The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-22

NATIONAL THEArRE-Our citizens will be glad to well
their avorie Mr.. Jefferson, Monday night in his
aughabe character of Schnapp and the fairy spectacular
drama of 1.-THE Naad Queen" with its and magnificent
scenery predict will drawa crowded house the
sion OF its first presentation this season.
PROCESSION IN HONOR OF MEssRs BUCHANAN AND Back
IyRpGE-Op Thursday the 81 IN instant at 10 o'clock m
the citizens of this District and of the vcna friendly
Messrs Buchanan and Breckenridge President and Vice
President OF the United States respectfully invited
assemble in front of the City Hall here
At o'clock, that morning, national salute will be
fred The procession will be then forthwith formed and
proceed in the folio wing order wit Ii will down
Louisiana to Pennsyy along Pennsyl-
vana avenue to Georgetown; there, up Bridge
High street up High street to First street up First
Fayeite up Fayete to Second and from thence will
by Bridge street to Washington city thence along
Pennsylvaaia avenue to New York thence down
New York to Fifteenth street; thence down Fiji.
tenth street to Pennsylvania avenue thence along Penn
vania to Fourteenth street thence down Four
Maryland avenue thence along Maryland
to the Capitol passing the south side of the
Capitol by Pennsylvania avenue to the NavyYard and
thence by Pennsylya avenue back TO the City Hall
On the the City Hall Grafton will be there
delivered BY Walter Lenox esq; after which national
salute will be fired.
At night between seven and nine o'clock citizens who
may be willing are invited TO illuminate their dwell
ings.
The following gentlemen are appointed assistant mar
shals wit: Robert Oud of Georgetown Captain Henry
B. Tyler Col. J. g. Bsrrett VIM. d. Mutt John Tyler r
DIR. VIM Jones Major G. +. Lindsay, George W. Phillips
Charles Wallach Daniel Radcliffe Col A Provost Charles
S. Jones Dr. A. w. Miller W. +. Bayly Major s. L. Lewis
T. J. Robinson p F. Wilson, O. G. Wagner W r. Wood
ley Merit Jordan DIR. j. b. Blake George McNer w T.
Gross, A. A Kmmell Major J. A. Barker Dr. A. Y. p
Garnett, Captain p. b. Key and John T. Bradley.
The marshalin-chief will be designated by an orange
coored scarf and the assistant marhas by pinkcoored
searfs.
The marshas who shall have been chosen by the various
clubs within the District will please report themselves
the chief marshal at their earliest convenience.
The assistant marshas requested meet at the CITY
Hall at % o'clock, a. m, Tuesday next
Citizens ia carriages will form aud proceed In the rear OF
the procession.
In Of the disbandng Of most of the State
clubs within the District the chief marshal Is
from inviting appointment from them Of an assistant
marshal represent each State and is very desirable
that the citizens of each Of the residing in this city
should participate in the celebration take place on Tues
day next the following gentlemen have been appointed
act assistant masbals that OCCASION with request
that they will extend invitation 10 the citizens OF their
respective States residing in this city and any who may
be visiting IT, TO join ia the procession with suitable ban
The States not yet represented by appointment
will be thus honored the emen they desire
shall be named to the chief marshal or either Of the
assistants already named
W. II. Goldman, Maine X. H. Page, New Hampshire; r.
j. Ruger, New York; A. j. Glossbrenner Pennsylv
H. E. Bsteman, Maryland; Col W. IL Jones' Delaware; L.
Peyton Virginia; j. b. Holderby, North Carolina s. O.
Jaison, South Carolina T. Sturgis Georgia. D. r. Lind
say, Alabama; John Huunicut, Virginia. II. A. Cooke,
Mississippi; Isaac Racket New Jersey; E. Welch Mich
igan; 7. II. Maddox, uisians; R. j. Atkinson Ohio; j.
q. Long Illinois Dr. S. o. Hunter, Kentucky; j. X p.
Campbell, Tennessee Daniel Radebaugh Indiana; r. j.
Lackey, Missouri BY order:
WIN sELDEN, Chief Marshal.
O. @. WAGNER Assistant Marshal