The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-13
THE UNION.

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ArrAnsss.snss eS In. m.vsAal for tAs civic
sion the uhs rWnsrsl " ths late Prev
tdsos
The win opened O'Clock
for the Of heads Of departments foreign
others, who of the houses Of
Congress, entitled admission ~ folows;
All those designated the published Of the committee
inclusive, who with their carriages, viii snss tho
Presidents yard by the eastern gate.
All carriages this viii ON through the western
gate, position until called for ON l7rh street
All vehicles excepting those Ia The line OF pfocen
sion viii be excluded on the avenue and streets immediately az
joining Presidents from 10, until The procession
sh~ have from the streets In the line Of march
during the time passing.
The special police marsas appointed for the occa
charged duty enforcing this regulation, and
sppxns all general order Of arrangements
The Marshal view Of The large concouSs anticipated on inc
funeral OF President aud TO avoid ineon
accident make known the
regulations which, trusted will be generally respected
DISPOSITION or MARsHALs AND ASSISTANTS.
The following marsas assigned TO duty al he
Presidents House, who will there 10 j. L. Henshaw al
O'Clock, u.
Dr. 4. b. ]. Frye, John +. Coyls,
Patrick H Brooks, Charles meSamss'
T. McCiey, W. r. Anderson,
VIM A. Kennedy, Walter u. Davidge,
Thomas Fisher, James Bernard
FIRST DIVISION.
THE
MdrshaL
LEMuxL J. MIDDLETON.
.assistants
IL McBair Beverly Tucker
Robert X. Stone. John b. Ciagett
William II. Winter John A. Linton,
As II. whte VIM. D. B. Cross,
w. H. Edes, P II. Hooe,
Major Lewis, A. +. Perry,
Marshal Brown, A Thomas bradley
SECOND DIVISION
MarshaL
WILLIAM B. RANDOLPH.
.9ssisfonts
George Ma,ingy, John A. Hunnicut'
Isaac Hall, John Z. Reeside,
q. +. Walach, O. w. Boeer)r,
Charles Thomas, John b. Sullivan,
Thomas Tench, John i England,
Edward ii Fuller j. H. Graham,
Jonah d. Dover, D. L. Jackson.
This division to part procession named
programme committee Of the two houses Of Congress
neg, after the military including comptoiers and Commission
en."
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal.
ID. e. GODDARD
-7ssistdnG.
:. T. Lns a IT, T. - > ps nan,nvs,
: J. Anderson, c wm e AA ws.vsr
This division CONSIST clerks Of the severn depart
named viz stnte, Treasury Interior,
war; Navy once and Attorney Generals ohce other civil
clergy Of the District Of Columbia and
elsewhere.
FOURTH DIVISION
Marshal
8. X. HoBBIK.
-assistants
I'd Gilman, william b. sasscer,
william Dove, John Bremen.
This division soldiers the revolution,
corporate of Alexandra, George
town, and Washington.
FIFTH DIVISION.
| MursAai
o. NJ. LIsrmcux.
-assistaHts
Marion Burche Richard Mackali,
j. T. Bangs, John w Baden
This division presidents. professors and students
OF the colleges OF he District Columbia.
Officers and soldiers who served in the Of 1872
Ocen soldiers who served In the late with Mexico
The vcstry of ST. Johns church.
Of the Society Of Cincinnati.
The Washington National Monument society.
The Franklin Lyceum.
Divisions street,
the named, right resting
avenue, south Of the Treasury Budn:
SIXTH DIVISION
A1sAaL
w. b. MsenuprR
-assstanfs.
Edward Hail. John Run,
II. stevens, benjamin Bcan
Washington Mayor John Muloy,
Of the Order Of Odd Fellows
The different Temperance.
The Fire Companies.
The workingmen Washington Navy
win form morrill, with the isth
SEVENTH DIVISION
MarrhaL
WLuAsf. Barly
.7sstanfs.
q. j. Ober, II. Hyatt
John Mitchell, A. Il. Kukwood,
John Boser, William A. Wallace,
George Jnsfd, William Lord
This division o strangers.
win form morrill, with right 18th
different composing divisions
portion procession requested
their places designated Of 10,
Of hsneesore directed
and maintain their positions until required fall into line
Is respectfully upon marshal and con6ne
himself TO his particular division
RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
0IThs heads military bureaus with their as
subotsfes, requested assemble
Once Saturday l3h instant 10 O'Clock when
furnished prescribed badge. Of
funeral Of oil
the United states.
WAR DsrAprsrSr, July ~, 1850.
Gy-Gentlensen attached 10 the United
boundary commission, who city requea
unite the to-day with Department
Julv ~, ie5o.
GJNrhc Omcsrs and Soldiers n scrvscs,
who under The command " during
with MEXICO, requestedto O'Clock today
Irving Hotel for the purpose Of adopting join
ina IN the tribute Of respect TO be paid his memory
July ~