The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22

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A SPLENDID ILLUSTRATION
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This day published.
FERNANDO FIRST CROSSING THE ALPS.
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wAsHINGTONs BIRTHIIAY.
A P:A.-GRAND cELRsR Atom OF wAsHIsaroNs
birthday Sy waaenss Ledge Ne hs srosdTss
cSyisr Wisn third and glSroSs achieve:
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the door on the Secretary
A P. A. CELEBRATION OF wAsHINarovs BIRTH
"a "a q the win assemble on
On agnt street and Canal strsesS
Court Court Fulton Fulton to the Terry, through Ruioo
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WALTER o'RE1LLY Grand Marshal
p 1aB ssss1ss OF New YORK
fed assemble your Lodge rooms in fun rsgas Friday
celebration of the day. By order.
EDwARD oRonIn, Recording Secretary
4 hLhSAA BiRfH b. 4H Of WASHINGTON.
THE ORDER OF UNITED AMERICANA.
The Order Of United win celebrate he birthday
AND fl1 oEr1R
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Music where an f @os D H Il asYeLsd the
and outside arrangements will be under the
direction Of The or JOIN NA Il. ss.ecs ESQ.
The exercises the hall win be under the direction Of the
chairman o. me ooav'1 ps s. HALL,
70 whom al committees on that day will report for direction
:ss % s me As.ss%y Music
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CoMMBMoRATIoH OF wAsn1Nerov's BIRTHDAY IN
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Executive Committee and " si = TS.is s President
Hon. Thomas g. Davidson Of IOaas1a;
And eSs1 Ss$sssi the
rH 'H W4sH EYssFS FEB n n Gooox
mttee and Young Mems Committee respectfully invited
D. GRAIN. Secretary
OU.A THE Numbers OF HANCOCK CHAPTER NO.
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n o. A.-IRoNs1DEs CHAPTER. NO. z.-rHE MEM.
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Dg the I'd a. &c II full rsgss unite with the
beers o. Alpha American Daniel Boone Monmouth and other
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band pieces Of music The banner VIII be ds
Snsas p 4 81 s1sz COLE s''hem
n IA BA1A-sRvENTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE
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So%%i,es, a Keech Presdsnt % Ann street; AE
Futon
n U.A-THE MEMBERS OF FRANKLIN CHAPTER,
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"YoUNc xAN's DEMOCRATIC cLuB,s
GRAND MASS 5 MEETING.
on FRIDAY EVENING As sna a. issS. AT 7,s O'Clock.
a asn % ssn 4 e es%sn 81 s. .l'nS
and Others Will address the democracy that occason
By resolution Of the Democratic General Committee, Tam
many Hail will be brilliantly illuminated Dodworh's band
will be in attendance
COMMITTEE OF AERANcExESTs
Hss; z%s Ess Job Ess SHEPARD Sss
John Asten David Banks, Jr, Douglas Taylor,
Thomas A. Glover, H. d. Carr A. x. HerricK
Jacob Wndmuller.
SPENCER W. CONE President
D. J. GRAIN, Secretary.
POLITICAL.
VoUNG MEN,s DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB -THs
members Of the club requested meet at Tammany
hail. at 81 O'Clock r. NJ, Friday. the IA Washingon's
Birthday. 8. W. CONE, President
D. GRAIN, Secretary.
INSTRUCTION.
ON BOOKKEEPING, WHITING, ARITHMETIC.-
RlO Students receive instruction In the above essen
al branches at hour day evening" at PAINES aoa
Ign. Ladies' writing class only 81 so for lessons, SIX
teen for ~, including stationery. Now is the Time
&c ONLY FOR BOOKKEEPING AND WRITING
W. full course Muat apply Immediately o. the subscr
ber's oce 73 Broadway between Ninth and Tenth streets
and composition The French Spanish and German Ian
guagee. O. ROBBINS ELLENWOOD.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.-PROF. D. LAGROIx, NO. $50
Broadway, continues TO receive pupils for thorough
instruction In The French language, mparung 10 them by an
plan the oonjugaon Of verbs ID simp6ed 70 be
readily understood IA acquired. Terma r0asOnRbo,