The New York herald., 1869-07-05
FOU,<TH OF JULY.
DRoGRAMhE
Il 49, for celebrating
THE APPROACHING ANNIVERSARY
NATIONAL 1NDEPENDENCE,
July D. 1853.
FOUKTH OF JULY.

1pEcML COMMITTEE '1Ss' 81 rsE &c COMMON COUNCIL
appointed for that purpose.
There WIN be Military Parade of the First Division New
eral Alexander shaler pars@sn to NE following order
Headquarters First Division, n G.s.N;Y-l
New York, June ID, 1859.
celebrate the Nineythrd Anniversary of our National Inde
II. The troops will assemble "A follows.-
The First brigade Of infantry Fourth street, east OF
The Second brigade of infantry Fourth street. west of
The Tbird brigade of infantry on Grea, Jones street,
The Fourth brigade of infantry on Amty street
i'll they viii be formed IL close seS Columns of companies
g1 'front.' the head Of each brigade resting on Broadway
ing once of the First brigade Of cavalry assigned posi-
Brigade will report to the Chief STAFF on
corner Of Washington place. soon as their
vi The columns VIII march at ~ A. NJ First brigade
intervals IA the order above named " p0psi
VII the line Of march win be down Broadway to Canal
street. through Canal street to the Bowery the Bowey and
Fourth avenue to Twenythrd street, through Twenth
street through Thirty avenue
fiith IN avsnne sa TO Ywenty,hird street. 49,.
curb are designated the division parade ground for the
TX Brigadier General Burger will direct national salute
to be ared from the Battery At sunrise and az noon
before the officers of the Army of the Potomac and imme
saALER
JOHN FOWLER, Jr, Colonel, A. A. g. and Chief of STAFF.
persons desiring 70 witness the parade of the military
are hereby notified 70 select some point on the line Of march
terminating at broadway and Twenty fifth street.
through hs military pas on he oeeaon The p
rade be not sprnked ON that day until after the command
police requested give to this request of the
also 70 see that vehicles do not obstruct the line
In the evening pyroechnic display, accompanied with
music will be given a. each Of the foo%ing Plases;
City Hail. music by Grafulas Band.
Tompkins Square, music by Wannemachers Band.
Marion square music by Twelfth Regiment Band
East Broadway square, music by Hils Band
Hamersley square, music by Ferry's Band
Thyfourth street, Tenth and Eleventh avenues, music
Seventh avenue Broadway Fortyf street, music by
music BY Eleventh Regiment Band.
Mount Morris square, Harlem music by Rubel's Band.
scboohouse Green, lO5th street and Broadway music by
place Ninety fourth street and Fourth
jackson square, music by Eikiey's Band.
The display Of fireworks each of the above named places
and Assistant Alderman Of the respective districts in which
The pyro,eehnics be used the will be fur
nished from the laboratory of G. A. Liliendah Co.
Tne or masters % o yesss snd IN s ana he @
city requested display the national eoors that day.
tive churches for one hour at sunrise and
BY order OF the Committee.
EUGENE WARD.
FREDERICK REPPER,
Special Committee Of the Board OF Aldermen.
Nicholas NhHf DhAAhuGdHroN,
EDWARD WEIGH,
Bhefb BzehSsD 8 J12SSkEs6s, 1SEsbs
Special EDWaRb sSaEd cUpp Chairman
ARCHIBALD J. FULLERTON Clerk.
sJuy 1862 falling Sunday, the celebration takes place
on the following day.