The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-03

The Professors aud Students OF Colleges will as
semole at the north front OF the State Department
building, IN Pennsy lvsnia Avenue.
Citzens OF the Disiric, will assemble on the north
SIDE OF Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and Sth
streets.
SIGNALS
AT o'clock, A. M two guns ON Capitol Him. and
two guns at point south Of the Treasury building,
will be fired a signal for members Of the various
companies, associations and bodies Of citizens, TO
pair Immediately 10 their stations above designa
ted
AT 81 O'Clock, at similar signal, those ompanies,
associations and bodies will be put in motion and
conducted to the place Of general formation.
AT TO- o'clock, al a similar signal, the procession
will commence It's march to the quarters Of the Pre-
sident elect, at Coleman's hotel
The President elect and suite, having taken their
places the procession will proceed along PennsyKa-
MIA Avenue To the Capitol grounds, thence around
the north, east and south fronts, the south gates
through which il will pass into the at the east of
the Capitol and be halted.
The inauguration being completed the procession
will pass through the north gates Of the area and
proceed to the Presidential mansion. When il shall
arrive at that point, the military escort will enter at
the east gate and form in front OF the mansion and
the President be conducted TO IT under a military sa
lutte.
The civil procession will then enter at the west
gale and pass IN front OF the mansion, and be con-
Quoted To the Avenue, where they will be dismissed
The military escort, with the marshas at their head
will then pass review before the President and be-
ing recondLcted by their commanding officer 10 their
parade ground, be dismissed
The Chief Marshal will wear sash of purple silk
with white rosette. His Aids will wear sash OF
white silk, with rosettes.
The Assistant Marshals will wear sashes Of blue
silk with white rosettes Each will carry baton of
hickory with blue riband, and will be mounted on
horseback.
A national salute will be fred at sunrise. sa-
lutte will also be fired as soon as the Inauguration
shall be completed
No horses or vehicles Of any descip will be
permitted TO enter or accompany the procession, I'M
less sanctioned by the Chief Marshal. All hacks
Will be removed from Penns ylyania Avenue during
the procession.
Prompt attention to the signals should be given by
all who wish to form part of the procession they
will be rigidly adhered 10.
All persons and associations Of every description,
named IN this programme respectfully invited To
attend.
flag will be stationed at the places of rendezvous
of the citizens OF States and Territories, and citi
Of the District to mark the point of formation.
The following gentlemen having been appointed
Aids and Assistant Marshals, will be recognised ac-
cordingly.
AIDS TO CHIEF MARSHAL
Gen. VIM. F. Sanderson, of Ohio.
Col. James c. Zabriske, of New Jersey.
Maj. A. L. Hillyer, of New York.
ASSISTANT MARsHALs.
Hon James G. Clinton, of New York.
Hon. Richard Broadhead, of Pennsylvania.
Gen. James II. Carson, of Virginia.
Lund Washington, Jr., Esq, Of ID. Of Columbia.
JOHN M McCALLA,
Chief Marshal.