American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02


JULY. The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed Aids to the Chief Marshal, and assistant
Marshas. The former will be designated by Whne
Sashes, with blue ROseltes-the latter by Blue sash
es with pink rOseltes.
AIDS.
DR.. G. w. Miltenberger Andy E. Kennedy Esq.
Rich'd NJ Bradford, Esq, Oliver Wright,
Thos. j. sriIman, Esq. John swan, Esq.
VIM. II. Travers, g" Thomas II Hodges, {"
Thos. p. Altcks, Alexander Smith,
John Robb, g Henry Taylor,
VIM. PinkneV WHITE &C Alexander Gould,
George Cassard, =" DR.. ]. F. Monmonier:
They are requested to meet al the oifce or the
Chief Marshal on Friday afternoon, at O'Clock
The Assistant Marshas will form the line OF pro
cessiOn from right 10 left in the order designated Tor
the mar0A in the programme, and will report to the
Chief Marshal in Monument Square, at half past
They win hold themselves on the left flank of the
column in march, at proper intervals, in the order in
which they are named.
By order of the Chief Marshal,
CIV. MILTENBERGER, Aid.
GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY CELEBRATION
OF THE APPROACHING ANNIVERSARY OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
The following arrangements for the celebration
especially announced to the citizens by resolution Of
the Hon the Mayor and City Councils, have been
made by the Chief Marshal, under the direction Of
the Committee Of Arrangements.
The day will be ushered in by the RINGING OF
BELLS, and by NATIONAL SALUTE by the Ar
tery stationed at different points i'll the City. At
the shipping in port-from Public Buildings and other
conspicuous places.
The LINE OF THE PROCESSION will be form
ed at seven O'Clock, A. NJ, on Baltimore ST., front
ing Rorthward, with the right resting on Broadway.
AT eight O'Clock precisely il will break by platoon to
the right and eountermarch to the left, up Baltimore
street to the point opposite to the place of celebra
ton-FCarrOl Woods - when the column will be
wheeled to the left and marched TO that place-in
the following order
The Chief Marshal and his Aids.
The Defenders Of Baltimore in 1914,
escorted by the
Eagle Artillery mounted corps under Capt Kane.
The Military a visit to Baltimore.
The Military of Enthusiastically.
The Orator of the day
and the
Reader of the Declaration of Independence
in barouche.
The Reverend Clergy appointed for the Celebration
in a barOuChe.
The Mayor with the Committee of Arrangem ents, s.
invited Guests-in barOuchGs.
The City Councils and Oficets Of the Cooperation,
preceded by Band of Music.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
The Improved Order OF Red Men.
The Sons of Temperance.
The Commissioners of Pablo Schools.
Pupils of the Public Schools,
Preceded by their Teachers
The Citizens generally, preceded by band OF music
The Mounted Association of Butchers
will close the Procession.
The ceremonies on the ground will be as follows
PRAYER,
by the Rev, DIR. JOHNS.
Reading of the Declaration Of independence,
by Beae II. Richardson, Esq.
GRAFTON
by THOMAS YATES WALSH, Esq.
BENEDlCTI0N
by the Rev. Mr., WEBSTER,
A PATRIOTIC ODE will be sung on the ground by
the pupils of the Public Schools.
After the performance of the ceremonies, the diff
ferent associations, Sc, will be placec under the
charge of their respective Marshals
The Evening of the day will be celebrated by
DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS, at such points in
the city as shall hereafter be designated.
]. s. NICHOLAS,
Chief Marshal.