Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21


her guests are welcome to it when it is offered,
and it is rendered with genuine berality |
which makts the most frugal relast the finest
OF teasts
''rbe regiment will leave Baltimore by the
Baltimore aud Potomac road, 90 Tuesday |
morning, at seven clock, will arrive 10 Wash
ingto2 at ct CLOCK, will parade through the
city aud thence be conveyed to Alexandria,
where the most extensive preparations have
been made for their r, caption. The regiment
is to onslituie conspicuous part OF the dis
,lay, the ci:iz"Ds of Alexandria having deter
M ned TO make their visit memorable TO every
oue. They will be fcastcd aud entertained
during their Grief stay aud liontz:d to their
hearts c'n'ent.
The officers hope to return the regiment to
Baltimore 10 time to parade through few OF
our streets and wake part OF Baltimore up to
a suspicion Of the DAY and it significance. we
will need it, sadly need II. For when the Filth
leaves Tuesday nIornng, it will take host OF
friends. curious to see the display to be made
10 Al xandria, with it, aud between that and
the PtlIadelphla excursion, we fear the town
will be depOpuated The return OF these with
the Il" grmhht will stir US up again, and make
u. feel that there Is srme patriotism around
vet. We wish the Fifth glorious time, aud
cncouiums the organization is sure 10 WHO
among people who have seen so much of sol
diering that every individual is as capable OF
criticizing as i, the mast proficient graduate OF
West Poiut.
A letter was received this morning by Col.
Kilgour, chairman OF the Invitation Commit.
tee, from COL Lnncy Of the Filth, thanking
bin for the permission to euter the state,
granted by Gov. Kamper. Col. Loney also
aiiuaes to the remarks attributed to blm,, IN
regard t. our hreman, As previously noticed IN
the Gazct,e, and discaims any Intention to say
or do anything to atfront any Que, and regrets
that such an idea should have obtained cur
Ieucy
Ii conclusion the Colonel says: 'The regi-
meut will leave Baltimore at s a. w., reach
Washington at $50 a. m. and leave there not
later shan 1890 a. NJ, reaching your city by
the Potomac cUuneXi0u at ] | 4. III. The num-
Der will be between 325 and $50 men.
The Order of Procession. Route. &c.
The following is the order OF march, route,
&C.. selected for the parade on Tuesday next:
DIVISION NO. l.
Form on Washington street, right resting
Oh Cameron; procession move promptly at
II m.
David A. Windsor. Chief Marshal.
RW. Fasaud D. NJ. Lee, Aids.
One Mounted Marshal from each Fire Com
pany.
Members OF Reception Committee mounted,
Fifth Regiment Band.
Fifth Regiment, Maryland National Guards.
Music.
Go. A., Washington Light Infantry.
Music.
Columbia Cadets.
Music
Co. A ST. Johu's Academy Cadets
Marshas T. K. Windsor g. II. Smith. John
II. Parrot, Geo. R. Hill, r. NJ Law
sou and A. &. Uuer.
DIVISION NO. 2.
Form on Washington street, right resting Cd
King
Carriages containing Mayor Chief Engineers
OF Washington and Alexandria Fire
Departments, Orator, Reader
and Fire Wsrdens.
Visiting Flremen.
Mu.:c-Leesburg Bani.
Friendship Fire Company.
Friendship Fire Company, Junior.
Marsas Messrs. John Hetnersley aud Q. Z.
Chichester
Music--Drum Corps.
The Sun Fire Company.
Marshals Maj r George Duffy and Mr.. S.
I5loDdheiu,.
Nusic-Aicxandra Band.
lIydrauii,u Steam Fire Company.
Mar.haIs Messrs. q. 7. B>rkley aud +. &.
H.rmon
Music-Drum Corps.
Relief Hook ana l. dier Company.
Marshais Messrs NJ ii. Nash aud K. Il.
CarIln.
Music Rel ettl's Band.
Columbia Steam Fire Company.
Marshais Mc>srs. \. W. Cbiiton aud George
Uhler.
r. L LIE juvenile Hook and Ladder Com
panv m,uot.d On Columbia Wagon,
Drawn by -Four Dunn Horses.
Centcnuial-l776 aud lS76-in two carriages.
DIVISION NO. 3.
Right form 90 Priucc street, West Of Wash
ton street.
Mouuted Knights Of Fairfax county, Col. Cats
Commanding
St. Johns Acadcmy-The School Of 1II6 and
the School Of 1876
Omnibus Containing Little Girls.
Adams Express Company, Cooks Express,
Pn'mau's Fist Freight Liue, John Slater,
Forist PuImsn's Agricultural Display,
Wheeler l. Wilson Sewing Machine
Wagon, Grover 4 Baker Sewing
Machine Wagon, Huwe Sewing
Machine Wagon, Singer Sew
ing Machine Wagon.
Mar.hals Thomas Addison, X. Stuart Ashby
aud j. +. Plcrpulut,
DIVISION NO. 4.
Form on Prince street, east of Washington
s.rsct-George R. Hill cracker bakery; NJ.
Bosssrt candy manufactured; j. I. Young,
batter; Robert Por ner, Brewer; j. NJ Hill l.
TO-, printers; Rlschcili & Honge, sash aud
blinds; Green Il Bro, furniture; A. Wepz H.
baker; S. ciuer l. ohe tobacc,Dsts; L. Burn
helner, harness uaker I. Dser, watch
makct; L. j. Miller & Co., China aud & ass;
Dan Henry ren-Pu Alley.
Marslals Joho Lunt and Walter Roberts.
DIVISION NO. 5.
Form on Duke, west OF Washing ton-R I. I
I,uras brlcsmakar: +. j. Mehaifsy 4 Co.. |