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u The celebration Of Washington's Birth
day at the Tabernacle will be rendered memura-
bic bv an Address from Rev. JOHN PIERpoNT Of
Boston and another from LEWIS G. LEVIN of
Philadelphia. The former is among the strong
est advocates Of Temperance in the Country
jSee Card)


O The MARSHALL Celebration of Washing
toms Birthday in the Greene-st Church, near
Broome, will constitute an era in the history Of
Temperance. The Grafton of ELY Moore and
the Address Of WILLIAM Fl. CLAIMING ought to
ensure crowded auditory, while the Music,
Poem and other exercises will ensure rich en-
tertainment to all who attend. The only fault
IS that there is too much for one evening.


u A Concert of Sacred Music will be given
in the Reformed Dutch Church, corner of Greene
and Houston-streets this evening by the Choir,
assisted by Messrs Nash, Bell and several Pro-
fessors and Amateurs Address on Washing
tom by Rev. l. S. Demund.