Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-05
r X @ G R A M NJ E
OF PROCESSION AND CEREMONIES FOR THE
NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY

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Civic Procession
Persons present at laying of the of the Capitol
| in 1893.
President Of the United States and Orator OF the isy
... Heads Of Departments.
Cabinet Members Of former Administrations
Committees OF Public Buildings of the Senate and House ,J
Representatives Architect Of Capitol. Commissioner
/ ........ OF Public Buildings.
| s.. "S. Heads of Bureaus.
| Judges of the Supreme Court Of he United States
| Judges OF the United States Courts.
Judges OF State Courts. .'%.
.... Diplomatic Corps.
Chaplains of the 3ls, Congress
| The Reverend Clergy Of the District.
Members Of the Senate and House Of Representatives
Governors of States
Delegations from States and Territories
| Washington Monument Society.
Members of the Smithsonian Institution.
| Members Of National Institute.
| Ex-Mayors of the City Of Washington.
The Corporate authorities Of Alexandra, Georgetown, and
| Washington. :
| Members Of the Society Cf Cincinnati.
THIRD DIyIsION-G. A. scHw Aa1sAs, Marshal
~ The Masonic fraternity
FOURTH DivIsION-JosEps LrsBEr, Marshal.
| The several Temperance Oiders and Societies. )
FIFTH DIVISION--M. THOMPSON, Marshal
The Washington Benevolent Society.
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, heir right resting
on street, opposite the City Hall.
The President of the United and Heads of Depart
mens Members Of the Judiciary, Members of the Houses
of Congress- Foreign Ministers, the Reverend Clergy and
all officers in uniform and foot respectfully invited
assemble at the City Hall, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The Corporate Authorities Of Baltimore, Alexandra, and
Georgetown, and such other Corporations may think pro-
at the City Hall, at 10 o'clock.
The Masonic fraternity will form Fihh street. with
their right resting on D street.
The different Temperance Societies will take position
street, with the head Of the cou resting Fifth
The Washington Benevolent Society, the German Bene-
VIOLENT Society, the Literary Societies. Colleges and Schools
will form Sixth street, their right resting
The citizens of States not members Of Delegations will
form on Louisiana avenue, opposite the City Hall.
The procession will move from the City Hall at IL o'clock,
precisely and all bodies intending to join in the procession,
requested be their respective positions at 10 o'clock
A. M.
ROUTE.
Down Louana avenue to 7th street down 7th street to
Pennsylvania and along PenDsy lvania
the 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 route Of procession during its
progress from the place Of assembage to the Capitol
The Capitol will be opened for the accommodation Of ladies'
ORDER OF CEREMONIES AT THE CAPITOL.
j. MADIsoN CuTTs, Marshal
l. Prayer by the Chaplain of the Senate. an.-.... =
2. Laying Of the Corner by the President of the
United States. .~s..
8. Masonic ceremonies by the M. W. Grand Master and
the Grand lodge Of Freemasons Of the District Of Columbia
A. Address the Masonic Fraternity by the Grand Master
S. Address by the Secretary Of State.
6. Benedc'on by the Chaplain Of the House of Repre-
sentatves. Music.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies the Capitol, ma
tiona salute will be fired from battery at the Capitol under
command of Captain Buckingham; and the Navy Yard
Arsenal, and National Monument.
In the evening there will be display Of fireworks under
the direction Of Mr. Thomas b. Brown Pyrotechns on the
Mall Immediately south of the Presidents House, where
carriages will be admitted west of Fifteenth street or east of
Seventeenth The police will this regulation strictly en-
forced.
The following gentlemen have been selected Aids to the
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia, and Assistants to Mar
shas Of Divisions u..a
Aids-George S. Gideon, VIM. H. Winter.
Assistant Marshals-First Dirision-Isaac Hall, J. D.
Hoover, V. Marion Burche, DR.. H. P. Howard, j. T.
Mitchell j. R. Ashby, Richard H. Laskey P H. Hooe, F.
Little, G. w. Yerby. w..
Second Division.-John Potts. Thomas P. Morgan, Isaac
R. Wilson, Peter Wilson, VIM. r. Woodward.
Third Diuision.-George McNier, H. H. Heath, B. o.
Payne, r. E. Doyle, w O. Niles, John Macauley.
Fourth Dpision-Peter M. Pearson, Leonidss Knowles,
A. r. Harrington, John D. CLARK, r. Gray Campbell, J. r.
Harbaugh, Joseph Lyons John G. Wnn
Fifth DiUision.-R. A. Morse, Robert w. Keyworth.
The following named gentlemen have been selected from
States and Territories and will report James M. Cuts for
duty MarshaIs, at the Capitol: .@..
Samuel B. Paris of Maine; George j. Abbott, Of New
Hampshire j. H. Adams of Massachusetts, William Hun
ter, of Rhode Island A. R. Wadsworth, Of Connecticut
Henry E. Robinson, of Vermont Archibald Campbell Of
New York A. VanWick, of New Jersey Robert Morris, of
Pennsylvania George P. Fisher, Of Delaware Abram
Barnes, Of Msryland; Robert Chew Of Virginia VIM. w.
Morson Of North Carolina; Henry j. Keshaw, Of South
Carolina; L. Mcintosh, Of Georgia Charles X. Sherman,
of Alabama; Lewis L. Taylor, Of Mississipp Stephen
Duncan, of Louisiana George w. Thompson, Of Ohio;
Richard Henry Lee of Kentucky Moreau Brewer of Ten
nessee Robert G. Hedrck Of Indiana Nicholas Vedder, of
Illinois; Edward NJ Clark, Of Missouri E. B. Culver, Of
Arkansas s. Yorke ALee, Of Michigan Robert A. Lacey,
Of Florida; Joseph F. Lewis, of Texas; Henry Clay Hem
derson, Of Iowa o. Alexander, Of Wisconsin G. 8. Old
field, Jr, OF California A. NJ Mitchell, Of Minnesota.
: RICHARD WALLACH,
Marshal ofMe District Of Columbia