Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-28

The officers, teachers, and pupils of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday Schools within the bounds OF the
Potomac District, will assemble at Lafayette square
ON Thursday, May 20. at nine o'clock, A. M, where
they will be formed into line under the direction OF
7. ]. Magruder, Chief Marshal, and thence move in
procession with music and banners, along Pennsyl
vania avenue to the Capitol grounds.
Exercises at the Capitol Grounds.
/. Prayer by Rev. g. Register.
q Singing by the schools, under the direction OF
s. Reading Of the District Sunday School Report,
by the Secretary.
A. Singing by the schools
5. Address by Rev. r. L. Dashiell1 of the Balti-
8. Singing by the schools
7. Address by Rev. b. F. Brooke, of the Baltimore
Conference.
8. Doxology. st2tsA
o. Benedction by Rev. w. Krebs.
EVENING MEETING.
meeting of the friends of Sunday schools will be
held in the Foundry church, the evening of Thurs
day. May 49, at O'clock, which will be addressed by
Rev. DIR. d. p. Kidder, Secretary of the Sunday
School Union of the M. E. Church. and John c. Hark-
FRIDAY, MAY 80.
~ Fellowship Meeting
On the evening of Friday, May 80, at S'clock, a
meeting Of the officers teachers and friends of Sum
day Schools will be held in the Foundry Church for
the narration of personal experience in the Sunday
School enterprise
SUNDAY, JUNE l.
Sunday School Sermons and Collections
Appropriate sermons will be delivered on Sunday
morning June !, at IL o'clock, in the respective
charges within the bounds of the Potomac District
and collections taken up in behalf of the Sunday
School Union of the M. E. Church.
PROGRAMME OF THE PROCESSION.
l. The line of the procession will form in Lafayette
L Coma NJ or A M.
H. The Sunday Schools of the Union will be ar
| ranged in the following order:
1. Ebenezer w. McCathran and d. McCath-
| ran, marshals
| O. Washington street, Alexandria-T G. Allen, r.
| L. Wood, and II. Taliaferro, marshals.
| 8. Princess street, Alexandria,. w. Ashby and
| Thomas Fisher, marshals
A. Georgetown-E E. G. Brown and John Blackford,
marshals
| 5. West Georgetown J. $. Brown and H. G, De-
| vine, marshals
O. Foundry-Wm. NJ Beveridge and s. " Leech,
| I. Wesley Chapel-H G. Windsor, Lloyd w. Surgh-
nor, E. Lyon Corbin, and Oliver Polkinhorn, mar
| shals.
| 5. McKendree Jones and JAS 7. Walker, mar
Q. Ryland--wm. Hendley and VIM j. Murtagb,
marshals
10. Union John 8. James and George W. Emmer-
! son, marshals
| IL. Gorsuch-F Mockbee and g. j. Hall, marshals
| IL. Capitol Hill-A. H. MARROW and James Small
| wood, marshals. .F
| 10. Fletcher-W. NJ Moore and S. Shreve, mar
| shals.
| IA. Providence-Austin Gray, marshal.
| Is. Bladensburg-- Henry Scott, marshal.
| 16. Rockville DR.. VIM. e. Magruder, marshal
| IL. Fairfax.
| Any other schools which may be present will be
| assigned appropriate places in the procession.
LII. The officers and teachers will take their places
| at the right Of their respective schools.
| Nv. The flag of our country will mark the centre
| Of the line
v. The speakers and ministers of the Gospel will
| have positions assigned them on the right
VI! The procession will move in files at 81 o'clock
precisely The marshals of the schools will be care
full to preserve order while the procession is in mo-
ton, and also during the exercises at the Capitol
The following gentlemen have been appointed aids
to the Chief Marshal:
Thomas p. Morgan, DR.. ]. Edward Chase, E. Pick
rell, G. II. Lane, E. Wheeler @. c. Calvert 8. H.
Young, aud w. III. Beckett.
7. J. MAGRUDER, Chief Marshal.
In the event of unfayorable weather on Thursday
Il ~. L. L.