Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-20

yooi VI hWciIcoI lEueI,enuence.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
l. Major General Thomas S. Jesup, Of the United
naas.: states Army. Grand Marshal and Com
2. The Surviving Officers and Soldiers Of the
Revolution. In uniform
3. The Joint Committee Of Arrangements of the
Senate and House of Representatives Of the
4. The Military Column of Escort, under the
direction Of its commanding officer.
). Clark Mills, the Artist Of the Statue, the Hon
Mr.. Bocock, the Orator of the Day, and DE-.
Blake, Commissioner of the Public Build
g. The ofaeiating Clergy of the District of Co
lumbia.
7. The General Officers of the ARMY and the
Senior Officers Of the Navy and Marine
Corps, in uniform; and the Field, Staff, and
Company Officers Of the Army and Marine
uniform; and Officers of the Militia Of the
States and the District, present, in uniform;
and all to be mounted, as an escort of honor
to the President Of the United States.
8. The Marshal of the United States for the Dis
trict of Columbia
9. The President Of the United States.
10. The Heads Of Departments.
IL. The Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate of the
United States.
II. The Vice President and Senate Of the United
States and its Secretary
10. The sergeant-at,Arms Of the House of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States.
IA. The Speaker, House of Representatives, and
10. The United States Deputy Marshal for the
16. The Supreme Court Of the United States and
Clerk
u. The Diplomatic Corps.
is. The Chief Of Police, with two Assistants
H. Ihe Mayor, Aldermen, and Councilmen Of
20, The Mayor, Aldermen, and Councimen of
Georgetown.
2l. A Deputy Marshal of tue United States for the
icf Of hin
%. The Judges and Clerks of the several Courts
OF the United States within the District OF
.. The Surviving Officers and Soldiers of the
war Of lSl2-'l5 and of the War with Mex
81. The Officers of the Executive, legislative.
and Judicial Departments not included in
the foregoing.
25. The Masonic and other similar Associations
20. The Faculties and Students of Colleges and
Academies.
27. The Trustees and Male Teachers and Pu pills
OF the Public Schools Of the District of Co
lumbia.
%. Literary, Scientific, Benevolent or Charitable
Societies, Fire, Hose, and other Companies.
Artisans, Trades and Unions
90. Citizens and Strangers.
DIRECTIONS.
Directions which the Joint Committee of Con.
gress appointed to make the arrangements for this
occasion request may be strictly observed and
carried out. for the general convenience and sats-
faction of all concerned:
The Circle enclosing the Statue will remain I'M.
occupied until after the arrival of the procession
All carriages and other vehicles wilt be exclu-
ded from the streets and avenues in the line of
march of the procession.
The Mayor of Washington is requested to an
point two hundred extra or assistant policemen
for the day. to be under the direction of the Chief
Of Police, and designated by some significant
badge, for the preservation Of order and to keep
the front of the line and hanks Of the column of
procession clear.
The authorities and individuals designated by
the numbers 3 3, S, 6, 7, 8, g. TO- H. I2 13 IA is,
10, and Il, in the programme, will assemble at
the Presidential Mansion at eleven O'Clock on the
morning OF the 22d Instant and be arranged under
the direction Of the Marshal of the United States
in the order stated, and await the arrival Of the
procession, prepared to take their appropriate
places.
The military to constitute the column Of escor,
will assemble in front Of the City Hall at 10 o,clk
on that day, and be formed under the direction OF
the Commanding officer.
The authorities and individuals. designated bv
numbers Is, 49, 20, 21, and ~ will assemble at the
City Hall, at 10 O'Clock, Oh that day
The associations, officers, and individuals EN-.
braced In numbers %, "a, 25, 26, y. %, and 2e
Will assemble at 10 O'Clock in the order stated in
the programme viz: Nos. % and 2i in 9th street:
No. 25 in 5th street. Nos 26 and 81 I'm 18th street
and Nos 25 and % in Sd street, with the right OF
each OF their lines resting upon the north side OF
ID street
These organizations will appoint their own
marshals and officers, who will receive tbeiI
orders and directions through the United States
deputy marshals appointed for the occasion.
n moving from the ground the military column
OF escort will lead and each of the other organi.
cations, in the order stated in the propranme
VIII follow, the head of the column marching by
sd street to Pennsylvania avenue thence by the
Avenue to the Presidents Mansion, there haltinp
TO receive the part Of the procession there assem-
pied ana thence proceeding to the Circle con.
tainng the Statue
The military escort will form In line to the
norm OF the Circle, its right towards the west
and Will remain In line during the ceremonies.
, AFTER The arrival of the process on the authori-
Ties and individuals embraced in the numbe
from to ~. inclusive, and ladies' as far as they
can be accommodated, will be admitted within
the Circle.
The residue of the procession will be formed In
military.
After prayer by the Clergy and the delivery
OF the Grafton, the Statue will be dedicated by
the President Of the United States and will he
unveiled, when the military will present arms
ana the artillery will fire national salute in
honor Of the occasion.
The ceremonies being over, the procession, on
lts return march, will pass in review at the Pres-
DENTAL Mansion before the President of the Uni
ted states, and continuing its march to an appro-
PIRATE position, will be dismissed by the officer in
command J. H. HAMMOND,
Chairman Committee on the part of the Senate.
LAWRENCE KEIrT,
chairman Committee on the part of the H Of r