American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-03

0I3-CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH d
JULY. The following gentlemen have been
pointed Aids TO the Chief Marshal, and Assists
Marshals The former will be designated by WIN
sashes, with blue Roseltes-the latter by Blue Sa
es with pink rosettes.
Dr. G; w Mitenberger And'w E. Kennedy, E
Rlch'd NJ. Bradford, Esq. Oliver Wright,
ASSISTANT MARSHALS:
Thos. J. Spilman, Esq John Swan, o
w, Wm. X: IraVers, Thomas Hodges, L
Thos. P. Allrcks, &c Alexander Smith
John A Robb, &C Henry s Tavlor
U VIM, PiGGkney Whyte,"" Ale1andeT Gould,
george Cassard, DR.. ]. F. MoRmonier.
They are requested to meet al the office of
ChIei marshal on Friday afternoon, nj O'Clock.
me Assistant marshals will form the line of Il
cesson from right TO left in the order designated
the march in the programme, and will repott TO
Chief Marshal in Monument Square, at half pas
o'clo ok, precisely.
They will hold themselves on the lefl flank o f
column i'll march, at proper intervals, in the orderF
which they are named
by order of the Chief Marshal,
w. MILTENBERGER, Aid
GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY CELEBRATICz
OF THE APPROACHING ANNIVERSARY d
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
The following arrangements for the celebrate
especially announced TO the citizens by resolution
the Hon. the Mayor and City Councils, have bel
made by the Chief Marshall under the direction
the Committee of Arrangements.
The day Will be ushered in by the RINGING q
BELLS, and by NATIONAL SALUTE by the 4
tillery stationed at different points in the City.
sun rise the American Flag will be DISPLAYED frd
the shipping in port-from Public Buildings and OIL
conspicuous places.
The LINE OF THE PROCESSION will be for
ed at seven O'Clock, A. M, on Baltimore ST. frod
ing nOrthward, with the right resting on Broadwd
AT eight O'Clock precisely it will break by platoon
the right and countermarch to the left, up Baltimd
street to the point opposite to the place of ceebr
tiOn-"Canol Woods, ;" when the column will
wheeled TO the left and marched to that place
the following ORDER
The Chief Marshal and his Aids
The Defenders Of Baltimore in 1914,
escorted by the
Eagle Artlery--a mounted corps under Cant, KanI
The Military on a visit to Baltimore,
The Military Of ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
The Orator of the day
and the
Reader of the Declaration of Independence
in a barOuche,
The Reverend Clergy appointed for the Celebration
i'll a barOuche.
The Mayor with the Committee of Arrangem ents,
invited Guests-in barouches.
The City Councils and Officers of the Corporation
preceded by Band of Muse.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
| The Improved Order of Red Men.
The Sons of Temperance.
The Commissioners Of Public Schools.
Pupils of the Public Schools,
Preceded by their Teachers.
The Citizens generally, preceded by band of musi
The Mounted Association of Butchers
will close the Procession.
The ceremonies on the ground will be as follows:
PRAYER,
by the Rev. DR., JOINS.
Reading of the Declaration of Independence,
by Beae H. Richardson, Esq.
GRAFTON
by THOMAS YATES WALSH, Bsq.
BENEDICTlON
by the Rev. Mr. WEBSTER
A PATRIOTIC ODE will be sung on the ground b
the pupils of the Public Schools.
After the performance of the ceremonies, the di
ferent associations, &C., will be place. under tn
charge of their re spective Marshals.
The Evening Of the day will be celebrated by
DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS., at such points i
the city as shall hereafter be designated.
jy2-3t J. S. NICHOLAS, Chief Marshal.