Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12
THE BODY.

| The Relatives Of the Deceased.
ne Common Council OF !hs ely of New Yo'k a.
moulners 10 The following order:
Tue M 'yor OF the City.
Th' Board OF Aldermen he ID hy their President
ne ooafd Oh Assistant Aldermen headed by their Pre-
sden'.
Tbs Officers Of the two Boards.
The Society Of the Cincinnati.
The Physicians Of the Deceased
Inc Pre'dsnt Trustees, Faculty and Students Of CO.
~, iumbia College.
The Uoiver'i'y Of The city OF Nov York, iheIon Al
bert Gailiio, presiding.
College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
Foreign Ministers aud Consult,
Mar.hal Of the Safes aud Sheriff of The Civ and
Cjuny.
Judges of the U. Safes and State Courts and the Re-.
cord.r.
Members of Congress-
Senate and A'sembiy o. the State l., gisla,ure
Members ofihe b r.
Pr@.ident and Trustees OF the village OF BROOKLYN
Officers OF the A my and Navy Of The U. States.
Militia Officers not on duty.
Chamb If Commerce.
Board Of Trade
Oficers OF the Customs
Wardens oil the p ,rt and HarbaT MAs:ers
Marine Socisiy.
AND such other S;cisnes as may wish o uRIs the
day may designate.
C';izens OF 'ooklYn.
Cihzins oi New Yo'k.
Alter the f&nsra ceremonies "hsl have been perform
81 at the C'me'Ty, the SJsie les will leave ihs group
under the direction of their respective officers.
JOHN YATES ZEBRA,
Chairman Of Committee OF Arrangements
JOHN X. RHINELANDER, Secretary.
is requested u az hs fl ,gs CT this shipping and fort,
o !hs harbor, and at the public places be ho,ed al
halt mast dn'ug the day.
The "a atoms and lends of Col James Monroe, and
his sen-n law, Samuel l.. G,uveIneur, and nephew,
James Monroe, are respectfully invited to attend hi,
unsrsI from No So Prince street. at o'clock precise.
y, without futile invi,a'isn
Asst ddj't GentrdPs Office I'd Depot
NEW YORK LIu< n l02I
Spe'i,l der, No. o.
Thu M'jor G'n.r.l Commanding forb,srs to max,
fermsl snn'neiaiion Of the death Of Ex-Prssidsn,
Monroe TO the Division Of the Army under his orders
III ioierssug event will doubt be appropriately
md generally announced by The highest authority
la the m'anime, the fuDs'al Of the decsa"d will t.
Understood, commrn'e at O'Clock p M, on The 7,b
net. fron the CITY Hall. All the officers Of tbs Army
H. he city and arbor OF Nov York. who can be spared
RON du les no, in1spsn'sbis are requested 10 NEE,
h' NJ j'r General C'mma1dug tbs Depot, a The
me and pte given absvo, in order 10 take sueh place
The funeral procession as shall BE- assigned hem.
jS.r N ,. 100 gen. regulations OF the army
Ih' Post OF Fori Columbus being wb'v sight and
ihearng OF lbs city, ~ii FIRE minute guns curing The
march Of the procession. This nay M regulated by
he ely b'll' which 4 lie presumed will be rolled dur
~ The same period
BY order Of Major Genera SCOTT.
W c. DE HART, A. A. Adj Co.
Com. Chsuncey requests ali officers belonging 10
she Navy OF the United States upon this station, will
meet him IN uniform, tomorrow Thursday at 4 o.
az CltJ fldll, Win neir Tel
8owciizens paying the last tribute Of respect to the
lremans OF the late venerable Ex-Presidsnl OF the
Estates, James Monroe
q U. = Navy Yard, brooklyn, July 9th, 1881.
" Here follow the Orders 10 the Isl Division Of "
az state Artillery those Of the 9Th Brigade Of State
Z ARTILLERY,
OF 81 Regiment Of New York State Artillery;
OF Ist Squadron Of Clinton Horse Guard;
or Thirteenth Regiment New York State Artillery;
OF Filly-6rst Company New York State Artillery;
OF First Company Tompkins Blues;
Ol Tompkins Blues I6Oih Regiment;
or College Of Physicians and Surgeons;
or New York Chamber Of Commerce;
Of Meeting Of Printers.