Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


Tho daily circulation Of the Am@ioa~ Orga,s il
Gar greater than that Of any paper in Washington,
with one exception and tho weekly circulation, which
already reaches twelve thousand 10 increasing at the
rate Of several hundred week. II has inereas-
cd At this rate with rearkable regularity nom the
first nsenth Of is publication. Advertisers who wish
70 give their adyertisemests wide circulation should
bear these facts In minA The daily Organ is dsfrb-
uted chiefly In Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria,
Fredericksburg, Richmsnd, Norfolk, Portsmouth, and
Baltimore The weekly Organ Is sont TO every guar
AMERICAN CELsBRAros OF THE NATIONAL An.
sIyERsARY, july 4, i655.--The procession viii be
formed in front Of the City Hail. In the order Get
forth in the following programme;
All persons and bodies named herein are re-
specially invited to participate in proceedings
As il is designed to move early from the City Hail.
it Ia hoped that all who design uniting Ia the pro-
oession viii be ON the ground at half past seven
A. NJ, where they win form In the following order,
and march down Four-and.a.half street to Penn
sylvania avenue, thence TO Kalorama grove:
AIDS. CHIEFMARSHAL. AIDS.
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Military Companies Of Washington, Baltimore, and
Alexandria. 8
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements In Carriages
Orator Of the Day, Reader Of the Declaration of
Independence, Raider Of the American Plat
form, and Mayor Of the city In an
open sAwsage, drawn by four
white horses. n 4.
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Board Of Aldermen.
Board OF Common Council, and Officers Of the
Corporation.
Junior Sons Of America.
Order Of the United Sons Of America.
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Invited Guests and Strangers.
Officers Of the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps.
Soldiers Of the United States Wars.
Members and Ex-Members of Congress, and Off
GERS ofboth Houses
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Reverend Clergy. aa6aa
Board Of Trustees, Faculty, Literary Societies
Alumni and Students Of Columbia College.
Literary and other Societies
Fire and Hook and Ladder Companies.
Citizens Of Washington arranged by Wards in nu-
mericsl order, under their respective
Marshals. se.E
The Chief Marshal viii wear white sash, with
blne rosettes and white baton, tipped with gold.
The Aids win wear blue sash, with white rosettss,
and white baton.
The Assistant Marshals will wear red sash and
blue rosettes and white baton, tipped with blue.
Upon the arrival of the Procession at Kalorama,
the Declaration Of Independence will be read by
John Wilson, Esq., the American Platform by ].
p. Dickinson, Esq, and the Grafton will be deliy-
cred by William NJ Burwell, Esq.
After which, the company will partake Of an
elegant and sumptuous dinner. Seats viii be re-
served for ladies'.
Speeches will be made during the day by seSerul
distinguished gentlemen from Baltimore, Alexan.
dria, and Georgetown. 4
National and other appropriate airs will be pe,.
formed by various bands engaged for the occasion.
N. B. American citizens Of. Aiexandria, Balt-
more, and Georgetown are particularly invited 10
unite with their brethren Of Washington, in cello
brating, on this occasion, the seventy ninth ami
verssry Of our country's independence
EDWARD G. CARRINGTON,
: ILL e A.