The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-28

Reception of the Remains Of tho late
GEORGE Peabody

AheeSPt-VA u INC 16em01n0 OF tho lAt0
George Peabody.
The CITY Council and Committees will receive the
remains at the m ain ell rance to the City Buildng,
aud are requested to meet at the Nay Office fUr
that purpose beore the hour which the remaius
will Teach the building. The time will be fixed here
ter.
The building will be closed to the public on the
day the maius received there unless other M
tce Is hereafter given. 1t will be opened on Mon.
till o'clock P. NJ, at which lime it must be closed
for the purpose OF eparing tor The succeeding Gay
Persons entering the tall are requested do % Gy
the main stairway and pass out bv the stair
way. On Tuesday next, the day OF the removal Of
the remains to Peaoo y, no persons can be admitted
on duty. the societies forming the procession, and
the var.ons officers hereafter amed. The galleries
10 the Hall. the rear end Of tue Hal, the reception
and adjoining ooms, and the first and second corrl-
doris. will be opened to The public, the entrances to
the above being from the Myrtle street side. The
Myrtle street doors will be opened tor ladies At 81
O'Clock. A. M, an for all persons at O'Clock, A. NJ
The ceremonies will commence at 81 o'cocx. A. NJ,
promptly, at which time tue Marshal Is eqnested to
have the various Societies at their positions III the
Hall.
The following persons are requested to be at the
MAYORS office. at o'clock, A. NJ:
The Governor and staff.
admiral Farrsg, and staff
=, Committees from The town Of Peabody and from
the Peabody Institute.
Her Majesty's Consul and Naval officers
Judges OF the Uni Gu States and State Courts
he Governors Council.
Memter5 OF the Legislature and State officers
Collector ct the port Postm Asier, Collector and
Assessor Of Internal Revenue and United States Dis
trict Attorney.
Mayor aud City Council of Baltimore.
Committees from other City Councils.
City Council OF Portland and committees on recep-
ton Ut MIR. Peabody remains.
Spanish and French Consuls.
Ex Mayors OF the City OF Portland,
President and ex-Presidens OF tn. Board Of Trade.
United States Marshal and Deputies.
Officers OF the County or CumDeI land and other
counties.
Judge and Recorder of the Municipa Court
Captains and officers OF the United States Revenue
Officers of the English steamers in port.
Clergymen OF toe city Of Portland.
Subordinate officers OF the city Of Portland
Subordinate Off ;ers OF Customs and Internal Rev.
enue.
monies in the ball. the above off .ers will form at the
Mayors office under the di ection OF the Marshal,
enter the hall and take the positions which Will be
Immediately the ceremonies of removal will COM
mence and proceed according to the following pro-
7Houartette and chorus from the "Messiab."
Lachrymosa from Mozart Requiem" by the
Hadyn Association accompanied by the Ger
2-Prayer by Bishop Nelly
3-Music by the Portland Band
4-Chorus rom the "Messiah"
Prayer from "Moses in Egypt"
Chorus, "Happy and Blest,' from .sSt. Paul."
"Then round about the Starry Throne" from
sampson"
Chorus fiom the "Hymns of Praise" by the
Haydn Association while the remains ere being
taken from tue hail.
The public are arlicularIy requested to continue
in their places till the procession has left the build
ing.
The hall will then be closed, but will be reopened
as soon as it can be arranged.
The upper corridor will be reserved exclusively for
the Haydn Associ ltion.
AS is necessary thas the regulations should be
precise to avoid confusion the committee appeal with
confidence to all persons yield cheerful compli-
ance with them and with all directions that NAV be
given by any person on duty.
Members OF the press desiring tickets will please
cal at the Mayors office at o'clock n Monday.
1a2ssntd Per order of the Committee,