New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-10
WILLIAM u. HUNT, ESQ.

Tie Dedication Ceremony will by The Grand Lodge of the
State Of Louisiana, +. and A. NJ .iF5-+'s
National salncs Of Thirty Three guns BY the Or
leans Battalion of Artillery The Of the I2i April at
sunset and the morning Of the l2t SUNRISE the head
Of Canal street.
salute Thirteen gums O'Clock as signal for the
procession and salute of IhirtyThree at the
Of inseing the win be fired BY The Washing
ton Artillery.
respectfully and earnestly requested that ali places of
public and private business be closed during the day;
That the and propetor Of public and private vehicles
will their vehicles be kept Of the following named
streets which the several divisions will form and through
which the procession ~ pass VIZ Canal street. Magazine
Camp street. St Charles street, Charities and Royal
streets;
That the owners aud Of vessels steamboats, etc.
pTopretors Of the various public buildings in the city, and the
Cons Of different nations VIII display their coors during the
day, from sunrise TIL sunset;
That the cis authorities will all distinctions to be
moved from the upon which the several divisions to
form, and through which the procession is to pass;
That the having charge Of the church and fire alarm
bells will them rung the space Of fifteen minutes,
Beginning the unveng Of The Statue the precise time Of
which will be announced by Naoxa Salute to be fred from
the head of Canal street.
The Troops of the First DyisoB compose the escort and the
several Orders Societies. Associations and public fctionaries
which participate in the ceremonies requested TO
sebe at such places they may respectively appoint and
pair The places assigned them the programme BY 10 o'clock
NJ the head Of the procession win positively
cisciy at II o'clock A. N.
On each side Of the the neutral ground space
Of hundred and y feet specially reserved for the Plat
forms Tie space around tho bne Of the Monuest Is specially
reserved for the Grand Lodge of the State Of r. and
A. NJ and Subordinate Lodges who perform and assist
in the ceremony Of dedication.
The Platform facing Statue reserved for the Orator
Of The day. the Clay Monumental Association Of New Orleans
the Delegates from the National Clay Monumental Association
the jackson Monumental Association the Mayor and Common
Council tie of the State and State officers and the
distinguished invited guests.
The Executive Committee Of The Clay Monumental Associa
ton acting conjunction with the Join Committee of the Com
mPn Council have appointed
- COL. j. b. WALTON
Asxsrfna Marshal Of the day, and
Hon. j. o. NIXON, First Assistant Grand Marshal.
And the following named gentlemen have been selected
Assistant MaFshals and aids to the Grand Marshal:
COL A. W. BoswoRTH, Assistant Grand Marshal, First
Division.
CAPT. cHAs d DEEux, Assistant Grand Marshal, Second
Division.
THOMAS D. LEEDS. Esq Asis:an, Grand Marshal, Third
NORBERT TREPAGNIER, Esq, Assistant Grand Marshal
john Dohonde Esp, jHo. Youenes, Esq.
Thomas i. Clarke, Esq, Cllas. w. Culberson, Esq,
HatmDn Doane Esq, Rafael Beltran EST,
Rodolphe Theard, Esq., Carleton Hunt, Esq,
jas Beggs Esq, Wm. A. Frcret, Esq,
Hortare DcBuys, Esq., BENZ. Bloomfield ESQ,
Cias. Luenbcrg, ESD, Gltas. \. Nash, Esq.
Procession, composed of the Volunteer State
Troops belonging the First Division ad troops from other
Cities under the command Of MorGsnefa Lewi, will be
formed northeast sda at Canal street. right resting
Ghartres street.
The Procession will divided into four Grand Divisions each
undcr he direction Of an Assistant Grand Marshal
The First Division will he formed Magazine street. right
yezting on Canal street
The Second Division will be formed on Camp street right
resting on Canal street.
The Third Division will be formed on Ghartre street. right
resting Canal street
The Fourth Division will be formed ST, Charles street.
right resting Canal street