The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-07-04
FOURTH OF JULY.


GRAND TOTAL NCECELEBRATION
TN pursuance of authority vested ~ him, The Chlel
i Marshal hereby announces the following as the
ORDER OF TIE PROCESSION and the EAEh-
CISES OF THE DAY. The Procession VIII be
formed al half-past O'Clock A. M, at the intersec-
ton of and al streets the right OF the line resting
on c street. the left up A. street The different 30
cieties requested to be on the GROUND az
l. A. F. CUNNINGHAM, Chief Marshal.
2 LusD WARRINGTON, ST., and JoHs J. SMITH, ST.
Special Aids.
8. An Grafton appropriate to the Day and me cause
of Total Abstinence, will be delivered by the Hon
THOMAS +. MARSHALL, of the Freemehs Nigilant
TOTAL Abstinence Society.
4. JOHN WILsoE, Assistant Marsh
Washington City Total Abstinence Society, with
banner.
S. CHARLES CoLunBus, Assistant Marshal.
Catholic Total Abstinence Society, with banner
6. john Y BRYANT, Assistant Marshal.
Northern Liberties Total Abstinence Society, with
banner
Junior Northern Liberties Total Abstinence Society,
with banner.
T. THOMAS c. WELLS, Assistant Marshal.
Island Total Abstinence Society, with banner
8. JOHN PEAKE, Assistant Marshal.
Greenleaf's Point Total Abstinence Society, with
Junior Greenleafs Point Total Abstinence Society,
with banner.
3. J. 5. CLAGETT, Assistant Marshal.
Music.
Western Public School Total Abstinence Society,
with banner
III. VIM. III. STEWART Assistant Marshal.
Freeman's Vgilant Total Abstinence Society, with
banner
H. JOHN X. QUEEN, Assistant Marshal.
Navy Yard Total Abstinence Society, with banner
Anacostla Total Abstinence Society, with banner.
IL. q. C. WHITING, Assistant Marshal
Clerks Total Abstinence Society, with banner.
Is. VIM. II. PEAco, Assistant Marshal.
Printers Total Abstinence Society, with banner.
Strangers, members OF total abstinence societies al
home, will please take place in line under either
of the banners which may suit their taste.
Citizens disposed to join in the procession will
close in Immediately after the societies are formed
in line.
n b. The Alexandria and Bladensburg Total Alb
stnence Societies are requested to meet at the City
Hall. The Georgetown, Tenallytown and Rock
vile Total Abstinence Societies will march into the
city under their marsha and rest with their right on
the Presidents square, west gate, where they will be
met by the procession from the City Hall
The line Of march will be as follows Down A.
street to Pennsylvania avenue, up the avenue to llth
street, up 18th to F. up to 18th, up 18th TO q, up
to the point Of junction with the Georgetown and
other societies. When on the return the whole pro-
cession will pass in review the Presidents House,
down to 18th street. down 18th to Pennsy lvania
nue., down the avenue to 10th, up 10th to E, up Ep
It'll, down 7th to Pennsylvania avenue, down the
to the north gate of the Capitol, pass in re-
view the east front Of the Capitol, then down New
Jersey nue. 10 CdTTOHS OpftnS Wnefe the line VIII
be dismissed, in order to refresh and attend to the
business of the day, which will be as follows;
l. An Address by the Hon. CHRIsT Mon
G AN Introductory to-
3 The reading of the Declaration of independence
by j. l.. HENsHAw, Esq.
g. An Grafton suitable to the occasion will be de-
vered by distinguished friend of total abstinence
The numerous multitude will be addressed through
out the day by many distinguished friends of the
cause
The ladies of the city and country and our sister
towns respectfully invited to participate in the
festivities of the day. being assured that every thing
will be prepared that will conduce to their conven-
ence, comfort and pl asure
The exercises of the day will be interspersed with
music and song, by masters and amateurs, both male
and female.
The place will be plenfuy supplied with excel
lent temperance refreshments which will be under
the direction of Mr.. JOS Beardsey, who is alone al
lowed to bring refreshments the ground within the
enclosure for sale.
A. F. CUNNINGHAM,
june-3t Chief Marshal.