The national Republican., 1861-02-26

tOr the DmHct OF Columbia, (Coi. Wlnlam
SeldeD,) and his deputies, on their right.
The Committee Of Arrangements of the
Senate.
Ex:Presidents of the United States.
The Republican Association.
Tho judiciary.
The Clergy.
Foreign Ministers.
The Corps Dplomatique.
Members elec'. members, and ex mcm hsrs
Of Congress, and ex members of the Cabinet.
The Peace Congress.
Heads of Bureaus.
Governors and ex Governors of States and
Territories and members Of the Legislatures Of
the same.
Officers Of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps,
and Militia, in full uniform.
Officers and soldiers Of the Revolution, of
the war of 1872, and Of subsequent periods.
The Corporate Authorities of Washington
and Georgetown
Other political and military associations from
the District and other parts Of the United
States.
All organized civil societies.
Professors, schoolmasters, and students,
within the District of Columbia citizens of
the District and of States and Territories.
The various organized bodies of citizens,
civil and military, who intend to participate in
the ceremonies Of the Inauguration, will, at
their earliest convenience, report to the Mar.
shal in chief, in what force and of what descrip.
ton Of force they will be composed, and when
they will arrive here that the Marshain. chief
may assign them proper positions where they
can form, preparatory to taking position in the
column of march.
The procession will be formed in front Of the
City Hal, aud in the streets adjacent thereto,
| At y o'clock A. NJ, of the 4th Of March next.
| At II o'clock A. M. the procession will move
from the parade ground, by Louisiana avenue
to Pennsylvania avenue, thence along Penn.
sylvania avenue, and so far past Willards'
Hotel where the President elect will bel up Fif
teenth street, as will enable it to countermarch,
and halt on Penusylvsnia avenue in front Of
the Hotel. The entire column will, under or
ders, left face, and the military will present
arms. The President and President elect will
then be received into the line, and the column
will, under orders, right face, and move, es.
corting them to the Capitol.
Banners and adornments may be borne in
the procession but no offensive emblems or
devices will be permitted to disturb the nation
al ceremony
After the President elect reaches the Capi.
tol, the various portions Of the procession will
witness the inauguration according to their
pleasure, taking care to respect the programme,
which has already been published by the Com
mittee of the Senate.
The Military, the Marshals, Assistant Mar.
shals, and Aids, will cooperate in the execu
ton Of the arrangements Of the Senate.
As soon as the Inauguration ceremonies are
concluded the Military with the Marshal5, As.
sistant Marshals, and Aids, will, as the final
ceremony, escort the President and his attend.
ants to the Executive mansion.
The Marshal.in-chef has appointed the fol.
lowing named gentlemen Us Marshsls, Assist.
ant Marshais and Aids, to assist him in carry
ing out the arrangements Of the day.
Karshals.
J Coombs Lewis Clephane
George II Plant Albert G Hall
James W Deeble 3 A McKm
W krzyzanowski Foster Henshaw
John l. Hayes Col John 8 Keyes
William Simpson
Assistant Narshals Representing States and
Territories.
Lucius l. Goodrich, Connecticut.
Richard Chenery, California.
J. Grimshaw, Delaware.
John Wilson, Illinois.
W. G. Coffin, Indiana.
Henry s. Jennings, Iowa.
Henry j. Adams, Kansas.
Alexander Sueed, Kentucky.
Samuel P. Brown, Maine.
George N. Beale Maryland.
Ma jor Charles o. Rogers, Massachusetts,.
Colonel Charles Dickey, Michigan.
W. S. King, Minnesota.
Thomas j. Boynton, Missouri.
General Joseph c. Abbott, New Hampshire
W. S. Pennington, New Jersey.
: Major Alanson Welch, New York.
D. r. Goodloe, North Carolina.
Joseph K. Wing, Ohio.
Doctor Thompson, Oregon.
Theodore Adams, Pennsylvania.
Z. ]. Nightingale, Rhode Island.
- Humphrey, Tennessee.
George Chipmau, Vermont.
George Rye, Virginia.
: General l.. Z. Webb, Wisconsin.
Henry A. Webster, Washington Territory.
Colonel Nathaniel V. Jones, Utah Territory.
:. Hon. S. Il. Ebert, Nebraska Territory
Assistant MdrsAals.
Q Martin Buell. Isaac Strohm
Q Woodford Stone V Puli2zi
John Hines A Duvall
f Job W. Angus SV Stlngs
Hodgson 7 B Brown
James Lynch John Parsons
s George X Wilson B Franklin Guy
q Henry NJ. Knight John Alexander
If G A Bassett John NJ Heating
t c Richards George Kraft
# Edmund Flagg Thomas Weaver
j l. Henshaw Michael Homiller
Q J NJ Lucas CM Keyes
8 A W Fletcher D Marsh
Francis 0 French II King
i James Kelley Lewis Parker
e + Brandt Alexander Clements
e Phineas Tompkins William Hendley
!. David P Brown z c Robbins
w " R,,o,,, n. Al q 1