The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-29
MUSIC.
MUSIC.
All Maskers Horseback, in Wagons. Carts and
Other Vehicles Vans 18th Advert ements,
Miscellaneous, and I'll Makers
Unattended.

All Maskers on Horseback, in Wagons. Carts and
| Other Vehicles. Vans ~ith Advert ements.
Miscellaneous, and I'll Makers
| Unattended
| Squadron of P.lice.
ROUTE OF MARCH.
Down Royal to Esplan de- to Ramnart to South
Canal to Carondeet, to Poydras. to St Charles. to
North Canal to Camp then to CaliOpe to st Charles,
to First to Magazine. to Julia to St Charles, and the
view his subjects and dismiss them to their Owl On
Oyment. In the evening His Majesty Will give audi
at Exposition Palace to such subjects IS may be
presented for that honor by His Excelency the Lord
| High Chamber. ain.
GENERAL ORDERS.
All pIaces of business both public and private are
hereby ordered be closed and all traffic suspended
throughout the entire city
2.
All houses and galleries along the route of process
sion ordered to be decorated otherwise display
some sign OF allegiance to the King.
8.
Owners and drivers of public and private vehicles
are required to keep out OF the highways in which
the divisions of the Royal Pageant will form and
through which it will pass.
Owners and masters of vessels and steamboats, in
port the prOprietors of public budi' gs and the Con-
suls of all foreign naOas at peace with His Majesty
directed display their colors during the entire
day.
The CITY Authorities ordered to remove all OBJ
structions from tho Highways hi h the Pageant
will form or pass.
All malicious mischief upon the part of subjects,
such throwing flour, is interdicted and forbidden
under the severest penalty.
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Ali indicate improper displays will be rgidly
excluded from the pageant and all improper conduct
strictly interdcted under penalty OF perpetual exile
No estray maskers will be allowed in any of the
streets outside of the line of procession during the
period occupied 10 its movement, and the House
to srrest all SO found and commit them to their
spec5vs divisi ms.
Each and every Line of the City Railroads win
their at intervals OF fifteen minutes during the
entire night and cars will be allowed to Obstrlct
the line OF pageant.
The Royal Street Cars will Cease
running bstween Elysiau Fields and Canal street at
1O:45 A NJ and sta, until the extreme left Of
pageant has cleared Royal street.
10.
At o'clock P. M. the Sunset Salute will be fred
by II. M. Artillery, when all loyal subjects will
unmask and dispense in order to give place to a. NJ
Cousin "Comus," who will visit the city after that
time.
And now, enjoining strict obedience on the part of
all submissive and beloved subjects, His Majesty's
answering determination Ia announced to enforce
all and every provision of this edict in order at
his bri reig may leave only smiles and pleasant
memories behind. And also in the funess OF royal
tust and confidence the interest of His Most Blessed
Majestys Realm, the honor and the glory of His
House is entrusted to their loyal Aeeping.
Gdd Save The King!!
Done at Carnival Palace and with the Royal Seal
hereto attached, this the twenty third of Febru
a,y, in the year of our Lord 1876, and 1O05th of
his NJ jesty rel n.
WARWICK,
Earl Marshal of the Empire
Attest
BATHURST,
F24 Lord High Chamberlain.