Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-03

lFMore extensive preparations being made in
this city for celebrating the coming fourth of July than
were attempted before.
The Sunday Schools lead off in the celebration The
following is their programme
The Sabbath Schools will assemble at the first ringing
of the bells, at six o'clock, A NJ.
Schools be formed at their rooms in readiness for
moving at the second ringing Of the bells, o'clock,
A. M. Teachers are expected to accompany their
classes.
ing Market street. Roberts Chapel, in the fol-
lowing order:
The Brass Band, Sabbath School OF First Presbyte.
ran Church, Christian Roberts Chapel, German Luz
theran Second Presbyterian, English Lutheran, Baptist
Depot, Associate Reformed Presbyterian, Wesley Cha.
pei, Strange Chapel (over the canal,) German Metho.
dist, the Orator, Reader, and officiating Clergy, the
Clergy, Citizens generally, two deep.
The citizens generally invited join in the pro-
cession and participate in the exercises of the day
The procession will move under the direction Of the
Marshal, and Assistants, to the Grove in the State
House Square.
James Blake is Marshal and VIM Hannaman and
Calvin Fletcher Assistant Marshals
The Superintendent Of the different Sabbath schools
requested act Assistant Marshals for their
specye schools and that they kept in perfect
order. Marshals headquarters at the First Presbyte-
rian Church.
The citizens celebration will be the next in order.
We understand that the procession will be formed 0
o'clock and proceed to the State House Square, where
.he Declaration will be read by VIM Wallace, and an
Grafton delivered by Judge Lander. AT II o'clock din
ner will be served in the Masonic Hall The following
is the bill of fare:
FOURTH OF JULY DINNER AT MASONIC
HALL, INDIANAPOLIS, GOTTEN UP BY
THE PALMER AND WRIGHT HOUSES.
Preparation has been made for 600 persons there be-
ing ample room in the spacious Hall to that number
Let every body come and bring their wives and daugh
tiers with them Tickets only so cents. Dinner at 1
O'Clock.
BILL FARE FOR THE OCCASION.
Roast Beef Roast Chickens, Roast Ham, Boiled
Ham sugar cured Boiled Ham with ielly Sandwiches
Beef la mode Boiled Chickens Boiled Tongue, Boil
ed Tongue garnished with lemon, Boned Turkey, Pigs
Head garnished
Dssat-Fruit Cakes, Cakes of Citrououle, Pound
Cakes-iced Pound Cakes-plain Sponge Cake, Ribbon
Cakes, Jelly Cakes Jenny Lind Cakes, Jelly Cake Rolls,
Spanish Cakes Ladies' Fingers, Sugar Cakes Jumbles,
Jelly Cakes-iced Ginger Bread, Charlotte Rouse, Bos.
ton Cream Cakes, Oranges and Figs.
northumberland of Macaroni, Pyramid of
Jumbles. Sugar Basket of Mercenng, Sugar Almonds,
Sugar Plums, Sugar Kisses, French Kisses, Cream
Candy, Macaroni Candy, Orange Salad.
Tickets be procured the Bookstores and of each
member of the Committee Of Arrangements.
In the evening the I" Young Mems Levee" will come
off at Masonic Hall at half past seven o'clock This is
intended to be most splendid affair A supper will
be served by Mr. Parsette at O'Clock Tickets admitting
gentleman and accompanying ladies can be had at the
Bookstores the Hotels and of either of the following
Committee of Arrangements: T. A. Ross, C. W Fer.
guson, HI. w. Brous0, ]. w. Duzan, Cord Browning,
M. F. Purnell, v. j. Johnson, G H. Chapman, F. Ran.
dali, J. Bradshaw A. D. Mccormick, NJ. Fitzgibbon,
A. Graydon, and p. G. c. Hunt
With all these celebrations think no one need leave
the city in search Of means of passing the time.