Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-21
LOCAL NEWS.

DIVISION 1NO. L, IOFu Uu w dSuiuSGOu SllcSt,
right resting on Cameron street:
Police
\. {. KelI, Chief Marshal, aud Aid, r. ".
Falls
Assistant Marshals.
Carriage Cont lining Chief Engineers Alexan-
dra and Washington Fire Departments.
Music.
Visiting Fircmen.
EIydraulion Steam Fire Company.
Marshas: Thos. Lannon and ii. Z. Harmon.
Music
Relief Hook aud Ladder Company.
VI ,rshals: Park Aguew and VI. Nah.
Music
Columbia Steam Fire Company.
Marsllals II. W. Falls and K. l. Daingcr6eld.
Music
Cadets ST.. johns Academy.
Division No. =, form on Prince street, west
IL " ashiugton street:
Narshalis: Boyd NJ. Smith, W. B. Watkins
aud B r. Summers.
Board Of Public Works.
JOHN A. Gioc, party of Masqueraders
Thomas Hoy, Timer
+ H. Clarksin, Timer.
Josiah Ford, Blacksmith.
L. I. Lucas, Brickmaker.
Cottoo Factory.
DIVISION No. 3, form o. Prince street, east
q! Washington street:
MarshaGs Tuoulas Addison, Samuel j. Reed
and e. Anger.
Hill & Co., Printers.
Singer Sewing Machine Company.
Tobriener, Soap Factory.
Virginia Sentinel
Howe Sewing Machine Company.
T. Purtuer Brewer
Harmonic Association.
Omnibus Containing Little Children.
division No. t. form on Washington street,
between Prince and Duke streets
Marshals r. d. Cats, Julian Burke and Al
pheus Roberts
Alexandria aud Fredericksburg Railroad Go.
S. Pullman, Milk Dairy.
Thomas Perry, Commission Merchant.
f. j. Miller China aud Glassware.
Jackson Band.
Aullegao Gu ,rds (uounted
Hoe l. johnson, Merchants.
Samuel j. Reed, Butcher.
Division No. 5, form on Duke street, west OF
Washington street:
M.rshals: B. Barrett. B. H. Lambert and G.
H. Smi4h.
NJ. Schuler Butcher.
George r. Hill 4 Co., Cracker Bakery.
). X. Snyder T. Co., Coal Oil and Lamps.
Clarrdee 4 Grigg. Druggist.
r. D. Cats, Drover.
A. Wall Feed Dealer.
T. j. Mehaffey & Co., Coal and Wood.
Snake Organ Club.
All citizen marshals not assigned to duty 10
programme, will take such position as desig-
mated by the Chief Marshal
All persons not named IN programme, and
a.. h., limo ypi1l forp, nnl "a
,rce,, east of Washington street.
K ,ute of Procession: Down Cameron to
Royal; up Royal to Queen; down Queen to
Fairfax; down Fairfax to Wilkes; down Wilkes
mWa.er; up Water to Prince; up Prince to
Fairfax; up Fairfax to Kiug; up King to Payne
!owO Payne to Prince; down Prince to Water;
DOWN Water to Duke up Duke to Columbus;
&p Columbus to Priace; up Prince to Patrick;
~ Patrick to King; down kiog to Washing
lDu. down WASHINGTON to Duke; countermarch
u Quecr; down Queen to Pitt; down Pitt to
puSv down Duke 10 Royal; up Royal to King;
NJ King to st. Asaph; down St. Asaph to
Duke, up Duke to Washington; up Washing
ton 10 King; down King. and dlsperSe.
Eriz Marshals: Boyd NJ Smith, Thos.
ADDISON, r Nj. Lawson, Boyd Barrett, B h.
LAMBERT. NJ. b. Harlow, S. j. Reed, r. D
Car,S W. B. Watkins. g. r. Hill, H. Hughes,
JuIsn Burke, G. Ii. Smith, B. R. Summers,
A Roberts, e. Anger, Fl. Ftzhugh, }. A.
lll:tus and W. Windsor.
Auy others wishing to act as assistant mar.
,hai> VIII report for duty to the Chief Marshal
u A.d gu the morning of the parade.
IuE OpERATA which was 80 successfully
Performed Oh Thursday evening will be repeat
81 on Nnnday evening with all its splendid
scene fleets. grand marches tableaux aud
utn>orm4tlun The splendid orchestra from
Washington city urder the direction of Prois.
II yman and Donche, which was so much ad-
lFed aud e"joyed at the last performance, Will
De Present to lend the charms of their rich
4l>lc 10 the enoyments of the evening. Ad-
i'onaI arrangem. MS have been made to req
LEI the performance, if possible, even more en-
;;'talnins and con- plete Oh Monday evening
o'an the last The grand tableaux which were
. much admired will be given at greater
5yiSi, and every exertiou will be made to rem
'>F his the btst performance Of the kind that
''> ever been given 10 this city; as complete 10
~ rs details, as it is possible to be. The price
y. admission will be so cts. for whole tickets.
..' . cts. FIR half tickets. Half the seats on
'1s Nor Of Sarepta Hall and half of the gal.
,y Will be reserved for the purchasers of
"h'e tickets, and the remainder for the hold
- 81 half tickets This will probably be the
,'F opportunity for the citizens of Alexandria
J. "'nesS this beautiful miniature opera, and
, ,..ns Tor charitable purpose, should be we'll
' "a a. Tickets are for sale at the stores
=, ,ASs>rs: Chas W. Green, Geo. E French
~. ~ Dr. Samuel Luut. All persons holding
, ,,c TO the first performance, who were no.
, |y,e |" use them, must exchange them for new
,E hAs'S from those of whom they obtained