The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-25

knowsdged BY appreciatiye public His chef seuVrs
is undoubtedly the Naiad Qaeen for he has illustrated it
in manner at once bold rich, aud original
Next TO the scenery, the attractive feature of this
spectacle the performances Of the AmazoniAn troupe
They well dressed well disciplined and produce some
very striking effects.
Our limits win only permit uB to add that the Naad
Queen win be repeaed this evening coupled with the hope
that the enterprise and berality Of Manager Ford will
meet with generous support at the hands Of citizens
PROCESSION IN HONOR Ov MEssRs BucHASAS AND Back
RRIDGE0n Thursday, the 9Th instant 10 o'clock, a. m
The citizens Of this District aud of the vicnage friendly
Messr Buchanan and Breckenridge President and Vice
President OF the United States are respectfully invited 20
assemble in front of the City Hall here. a-@
At o'clock, that morning. national salute will be
fired. The procession will be then forthwith formed
proceed IN the following order TO wit will down
Louisiana avenue 10 Pennsylvania avenue along Pennsy
vAnia avenue TO Georgetown there up Bridge street
High street up High street TO First street up First
Fayete up Fayette to Second and from thence will
turn by Bridge street to Washington city thence along
Pennsylvania avenue TO New York avenue thence down
New York TO Fifteenth street, thence down Fiji
teenh Pennsylvania avenue thence along Penn
sylyania to Fourteenth street thence down Four
teenth street to Maryland avenue thence along Maryland
avenue TO the Capitol passing the south eide OF the
Capitol by Pennsylvania avenue TO the NayyYard and
thence by Pennsy yana back to the City Hall
On the return TO the City Hall Grafton will be there
delivered by Walter Lenox, esq after which national
salute will be fired. ~ .... ... e..... ..
At night between seven and nine o'clock citizens who
may be willing, are invited to illuminate their dwell
inga aa. @..s5
The following gentlemen appointed assistant
shas to wit: Robert ould Of Georgetown Captain Henry
b. Tyler, Col. G. Berret VIM. d. Mutt John Tyler IT,
Dr. VIM Jones, Major G.F Lindsay, George W. PHILIPPE
Charles Wallach, Daniel Raclie Col Al Provost Charles
s. Joues Or. A. W. Miller W. Bayy, Major s. L. Lewis
T. J. Robinson, P. F. Wilson, O. G. Wagner w. R. Wood
ley Merritt Jordan, DR.. j. B. Blake George McNeir W. B.
B. Cross A. A. Kimmell Major j. A. Barker Captain r.
ID. Key, and John L. Bradley. an. Pen.
The msrsha-n-chef will be designated by an orange
colored scarf and the assistant marshas by pnkcoloed
scars ~. .
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 marshals requested to the City
Hall at 81 O'clock mr Tuesday next
Citizens in carriages will form and proceed in the of
the procession. ~ .z.r.s ,.a.@ f..
In consequence of the dsbandng of most of the State
clubs within the District the chief marshal Is prevented
from inviting appointment from them of an assistant
marshal to represent each State and II is very desirable
that the citizens of each of the States residing in this city
day next the following gentlemen have been appointed
act assistant marshas that OCCASION with request
that they will extend invitation to the citizens of their
respective States residing in this city and to any who may
be visiting it. to join in the procession with suitable BAN
The States not yet represented by appointment
will be thus honored the gentlemen they desire
shall be named to the chief marshal either of
assistants already named: ..,~ (. al +. A..
W. II. Goldman, Maine; K F. Page New Hampshire; O.
J. Ruger New York; A. J. Glossbrenner, Pennsylvania
Fl. L. Bateman Maryland COL w al Jones, Delaware; L.
Peyton, vrginia j. b. Holderby, North Carolina; s. G.
Jamson South Carolina; T. Sturgis Georgia D. r. Lind
say Alabama John Hnuncut Virginia; II. A. Cooke
Mississippi Isaac Hac1ett New Jersey; NJ f. WEIGH Mich
igan; T. H. Maddox 2usiana; r j. Atkinson, Ohio; J..
G. Long, Illinois, DR.. s. Q. Hunter Kentucky; ]. X. p.
Campbell Tennessee; Daniel Radebaugh, Indiana; r. J..
WIN. sELDEN, Chief Marshal.
G. @. WAGNER, Assistant Marshal.