The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-02
National Washington Monument.

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ORDER OF PROCESSION
The Marshal and his Aids.
Maj. Gen. Quitman commanding. and staff.
Col May, commanding Cavalry.
Gen. Cadwalader, commanding Infantry.
Military Escort
Officers of the Army and Navy of the United States
Military Officers of the several States and Territories.
CIVIC PROCESSION.
FIRST Dipision.
Maj. A. A Nicholson, Marshal of Division.
Mr.. George s. Gideon, Marshal
Firemen.
The President of the United States
The Heads of Departments
The Judges of the Supreme Court
The Judges OF the United States Courts.
The Judges of State Courts
The Diplomatic Corps.
The Reverend Clergy.
William F. Bayly, Marshal.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
The Senate Of the United States.
The House of Representatives of the United States.
Chas. w. Boteler jr Marshal.
The Order of Red Men.
Governors of States.
Delegations from the States.
Second DiUss,on.
Major S. r. HobDie, Marshal of Division
A. F. Cunningham, Marshal.
Temperance Orders
Charles E. Ball. Marshal.
Rechabites
The Corporate Authorities of
Alexandria.
Georgetown.
Washington.
A. J. Joyce, Marshal
The Washington Benevolent Society
A. Reese, Marshal.
The German Benevolent Society
Literary Associations, Colleges, and Schools.
Third Division
Capt. J. A. Blake, Marshal of Division
Citizens Delegates from States.
Open Barouche with Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
Barouches with Mrs. Madison and Mrs. Hamilton.
Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott and Staff mounted.
The Orator of the Day and the Chaplain.
The Monument Society.
]. B. Thomas, Marshal.
The Masonic Fraternity.
Officers of the army and navy, and all military officers in
uniform and without command, requested to assemble
at the City Hall.
First Division
The Firemen will take position in Fifth street, the head
of the column the intersection with D. extending back
to and irf F street, far may be necessary
The Odd Fellows will take position in street, the head
OF the column resting Fifth, extending along to Sew
enth thence in Seventh south, in front of their Hall
The Red Men will form in Sixth street, between E and
d, with the head of their column resting on street
The President of the United States and Heads Depart
mens Members Of the Judiciary, the Houses of Con-
gess Foreign Ministers, the Reverend Clergy, and Gov
of States, respectfully invited assemble the
City Hall before ten O'Clock.
The Delegations from the States will take position in
Four and half street, according to the signal flags which
will be placed there.
Second Division
The Temperance Orders will take position on the south
side of street, with the head of the column resting
Seventh, extending along E to Tenth.
The Rechabes will take position on the north side of E
street, resting Seventh, and extending along E
The Washington Benevolent Society in Seventh street.
north of E. their right resting E.
The German Benevolent Society in Eighth street, south of
E, their right resting on E.
Literary Societies, Colleges, and Schools Eighth street.
The Corporate Authorities of Alexandria, Georgetown
and Washington will assemble at the City Hall.
Third Division.
The Citizens, members of Delegations from the
States will assemble in Louisiana avenue, where they will
be formed by Marshals appointed for that purpose
The Masonic Fraternity will meet their hail. the in
tersection of and Tenth streets down Tenth D.
and, after the Military have been moved from their posi-
ton, they will along Sixth, and halt until the
time arrives for taking their position in the column
march.
The Monument Society, and those assigned that part
of this division, will assemble at the City Hail.
1t is indispensable that the column shall have as great
breadth may be convenient. All the subdivisions will
therefore, be counted off and formed in sections of eight
On their reaching Pennsylvania avenue the breadth the
column will be increased by moving up every alternate
section, present front of sixteen.
The Marshal appeals his fellowcitizens to aid in pre-
venting carriages and horses connected with the process
sion from coming into of the streets in which the pro
cession formed through which passes and also in
keeping the spectators, &c. on the sidewalks
To aid in preserving order and regularity the following
named gentlemen have been appointed assistant marshas
w. ID. Addison Anthony Addison, William Barker C
w. Boeler A.. o. Bowen, ID. c. Boyle, p H. Brooks Jno
D. Brown VIM. Brown Franklin Burche, A. H. Clements,
w. B. Gross, Edward M Clarke William Clarke Reuben
Clarke D. Campbell, Robt. M Combs, w. w. Davis, Dr.
Dove VIM. p Elliott, Sam. M. Edwards John II. Gibbs
r. Colt, William H. Gunnell, u. d. Gilman B. Green,
Jas F. Halliday Rchd Hanson, Chas. p Hoover Edward
Hail. John A. Hunnicutt, H. N Hennng, Samuel Hanson,
A. Harvey Thomas Kane V. King, John A. Linton, K
Lambell, Chas. F. Lowry, J. H. McBlar A. McIntre,
James Mcguire, ID. w. Middleton, W. J. Mcdonald Dr. J.
E. Morgan John w. Martin, J. H. Neyitt James Nokes
John Potts. Augustus Perry VIM Porter, John Pettibone
John X. Queen e. Ray, Col T. j. Robinson, Frank Riley
James Scott, DIR. w. II. Saunders, j. II. Smith, VIM j.
Stone, Richard Sims, Har. Semmes, B. f. Stewart. Lem
Towers T. P. Tench G. II. Winder, Joseph Wilson, Wal
ter Warder, w. Wise.
Major A. A. Nicholson, marshal 1st division
Major 8. r.. Hobbie marshal I'd division.
Captain J. A. Blake, arshal 81 division
Major Howle, Major Lewis Capt. Stuart, w. Lenox,
and p. B. Key, esqs, will act aids of the marshal.
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, Marshal
Florida Delegation.
The citizens of Florida in the city, wishing to join the
Sta, in The the FOuuh. are