The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-07-04


Committees of Public Buildings OF The Senate and House of
Representatives, Architect OF Capitol, Commits
sloner of Public Buildings.
Judges of the Supreme Court OF the United and its
Officers
Judges the United States Courts
judges of State Courts
Diplomatic Corps.
Cha pla ms of the 3Ist Congress
The Reverend Clergy of the District
Members OF the Senate and House OF Representatives.
Governors Of States.
Deega tons from States and Territories of the Union.
Washington Monument Society.
ExMayors OF the City of Washington.
The Corporate authorities of Alexandria, Georgetown and
Washington.
Members o. the Society of Cincinnati.
THIRD DIvISION-G. A. ScHwARzMAN, Marshal
The Masonic Fraternity.
FOURTH DlVISION-JosErH LlBBEY, Marshal.
The several Temperance Orders and Societies
FIFTH DIVISloN-SAMUEL l.. LEWIS, Marshal.
The Washington Benevolent Society l
The German Benevolent Society.
Literary Associations Colleges, and Schools Of the District
OF Columbia.
Citizens OF the several States.
Citizens OF Washington.
The Military will assemble A street, their light rest
ing street, opposite the City Hall
The President of the United States Heads OF Depart
ments Members of the Judiciary Members OF the two
Houses Congress- Foreign Minister'S the Reverend Cer
py all officer in uniform and foot, respectfully
invited assemble al the City Hail. at 10 o'clock,
The Corporate Authorities Of Baltimore, Alexandria, and
Georgetown, and such other Corporations may think
proper to participate in the ceremonies of the day. will
sembs the City Hall at 10 o'clock,
The Masonic fraternity will form Fifth street, with
their right resting on street.
The different Temperance Societies will take position
street, with the head of the column resting Fifth
street.
The Washington Benevolent Society, the German Benev
client Society," the Literary Societies. Colleges. and Schools
will form Sixth street, their right resting street.
delegations
form on Louisiana avenue, opposite the City Hall
The procession will from the City Hall il o'clock
precisely, and all bodies intending TO Join in the process
sion requested to be at their respective positions 10
O'Clock, n. m.
Down Louisiana avenue 7th street down 7h TO
Pennsy yania and along Pennsylvania to
tho north gate Of The Capitol
No carriages will be admitted into the line OF procession
and carriages horses will be permitted to any
Of the streets of the of procession during
its progress from the place OF asembage the Capitol
! The Capitol will be opened for the accommodation OF
/ ladies,
! ORDER OF CEREMONIES AT Tue CAPITOL.
J. MADISON Currs, Marshal.
| l. Prayer by the Chaplain Of the Senate.
Laying OF the cornerstone by the President Of the
I United States.
8 Masonic ceremonies by the M. w. Grand Master and
the Grand Lodge of Feemasons OF the District OF Column
4 Address to the Masonic Fraternity by the Grand
Master
5. Address by the Secretary Of State.
g. Benedicuon by the Chaplain Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives. Music.
At the conclusion OF the the Ca pito a
tiona salute will be fired from battery the Capitol,
der command of Captain Buckingham aud at the Navy
Yard. Arsenal, and National Monument
In the evening there will be q splsy OF fireworks,
der the d ecton OF Mr. Thomas b. Brown, pyrotechn
the Mall, Immediately south Of the Presidents House,
where no carriages will be admitted Of Fifteenth
OF Seventeenth The police will this reg
ulation strictly enforced.
The following gentlemen have been selected Aids to
the Marshal Of the District of Columbia asd Assistants
Msrshsls OF Divisions
Aids-Georso S Gideon, VIM. II. Winter,
Assistant Marshals-Fust Divisiou.-Isaec Hall, J. ID
Hoover, V. Marion Burchc Dr. H. Howard, J. T Mitch.
ell, J. Asbby, Richard II. Laskey, 7. II Hooe, Little,
G.. w. VERIFY.
Second Division. Potts Thou,as p Morgan, Isaac
r.. Wilson, Peter Wilson, VIM. X. woodward
Third Division.-Ceorge MeNier, H. II, Heath, b. o
Payne, X. E, Doyle, W o. Niles, John Maoauley
Fourth Dsision.-Peter M Pearson, Leonidas Knowles
A. T. Harrington, John d. Clark, r. Gray Campbell j. X
Harbaugh, Joseph Lyons, John @. VIM.
Filth division.-R A. MorscI, Robert w. Koyworth.
The following manned gentlemen will report to James M
Cuts, for duty marshsls, at the Capitoi
Samuel b, Paris of Me. George j. Abbott, of N. ". i
j. H. Adams of Mass. William Hunter, Of r. A. X.
Wadsworh, of Conn Henry r. Robinson, OF VI Archi.
bald Campbell, of N. Y A Van Wick, of N. j Robert
Morris. of Pa George p. Fisher, of Del Abram Barnes
of Md Robert Chew of Va William W Morrison of
n C. Henry J, Kershaw, OF S. G.; l.. Mcniosh Of Ga !;
Charles X, Sherman, of Ala Lewis L. Taylor, Of Miss !;
Stephen Duncan, of La George w. Thompson Of Ohio
Richard Henry Lee, of Ky Morceau Brewer of Tenn
Robert g. Hedrick, of Ia Nicholas vedder of M Ed.
ward M Clark, of Mo-; f, b. Culver, Of Ark s. York
Alice. of Mich; Robert A. Lacey, of Fla. Joseph F.
Lewis OF Texas; Henry Clay Henderson, of la o. Alex.
ander, OF Wisconsin; G. s. Odfeld, jr OF Cal. A. NJ.
Mitchell, Of Minnesota,
RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal of the District of Columbia,