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PROGRAMMEOF PROCESSION AND CEREMONIES FOR THE NATIONAL ANNIVER8ARY.The Marahal af the District of Columbia, to whom has been assigned the Jutjr ot making the necessary arrangement* for la,in* the corner-stooe of the exenaion of the Capitol, announce* the following programme for the oceaaion :FIRST DIVISION—L. J. MimgTO., Marab.1. Marahal of the Disirct ot Columbia ami Aida.Military Eaeort.Officers of the A'me and Nsvy Military Officer, of the several'Si..-. ami Ternloriee. Officer, and Soldier, of the Resolution.Officer, and Soldier, of the war of 181 J.SECOND DIVISION—Dr. Ww. B. Marahal.Cisic Procession.Peraona present at laying of the coroer-atone of the Capitolin 1793.President of the (,'nited State, end Oreior of the day. Head, of Department..Cabinet Member, of former Adminiatratiooa. Committeea of Public Building, of the Senate and Houso *f Representatives, A'chttect of Capitol, Commtauiouer of Public Building..'Head, of Bureau..JuJgea of the Supreme Court of 'he United State*. Judge, of the United State. Courts.J edge, ot 8tate Court*.Diplomatic Corp..Chaplain, of the 3lsl Congress.The Reverend Clergy of that District.Member, of the S*nste and House of Representative*. Goeernors of State.Delegation* from State* and Terrilarie*.W anhington Monument Society.Member, of the Smnhaoniao Inatitutiba.Member* of National Institute.Ex-M.yora of the City of Waahington.The Corporate authorities of Alexandria, Georgetown, and Waahington. Member, of the Society cf Cincinnati.THIRD DIVISION—G. A'. Scnwaaznaia, Marahal. The Masonic Fraternity.FOURTH DIVISION—Josira Lrancr, Marahal.The ee»eral Temperance Ortftra and Societies. FIFTH DIVI8ION—M. Thomfsos, Marahal.The Washington Benevolent Society.The German Benevolent Socle!,.Literary Association., College*, and School, of the Di.trict of Columbia.Citizens of the several State*.Citizen* of Washington.The Military will araembfe on 41 street, 'heir right reeling on D street, opposite the City Hall.The President of the United State* and Heads of Depart-menia. Members of the J military. Members of the two Houses of Congreaa, Foreign Mini.'era, the Reverend Clergy, and ill officer, in uniform snd on foot, are respectfully invited to •tumble at the City Hall, at 10 o'clock A. M.The Corporate Authorities of Baltimore, Alexandria, and Georgetown, and such other Corporations at may think proper to participate in the ceremonies of the day, will assemble it the City Hall, at 10 o'clock.The Masonic Fraternity will form on Fifth street, with their right resting on D atreet.The different Temperance Societies will tali* position on E street, with the bead of the colu no resting on Fifth street.The Washington Benevolent Society, the German Benevolent Society, the Literary Societies, Colleges, and Schools ill form on Sixth atreet, their right rearing an E street.The citizen, of State* not member, of Delegation, will form on Louisiana avenue, oppoeite the City Hall.The proceaaion will move from the City Hill at 11 o'clock, precieely, and all bodies intending to join in the proceaaion, ere requested to be at their resoechve positions at' 10 o'clock A. M.ROUTE.Down Louisiana avenue to 7th street; down 7th street to Pennsylvania avenue ; and along Pennsylvania avenue to the north gate of the Capitol.No carnage, will be admitted into the line of procession, •nd no carriage, or hones will be permitted to enter any of the street, or avenue, of the route of procession during it* progress from the place of assemblage to the Capitol.The Capitol will be opened for Ibe accommodation of ladies. ORDER OF CEREMONIES AT THE CAPITOL.J. Mansion Outts, Marshal.1. Prayer by the Chaplain of the Senate.2. Laying of the Corner-stone by the President of the United Slates.3. Masonic ceremonies by the M. W. Grand Master and the Grand Lodge of Freemasons of the Di.trict of Colombia.4. Address to the Masonic Fraternity by the Grand Mafter.5. Address by the Secretary of State.to. Benediction by the Chaplain of the House of Representative*. Music.At the conclusion of the ceremonies at the Capitol, a national salute will be fired from a battery at the Capitol, under command of Captain Buckingham : and at lha Navy Yard, Arsenal, and National Monument.In the evening there will be a display of fire-work, under the direction of Mr. Thomas B. Brown, Pyrotechnist, on the Mall, immediately south of the President’. House, where no carriages will be admiited west of Fifteenth street or east of Seventeenth. The police will see this regulation strictly enforced.The lollowing gentlemen hive been selected ae Aids to the Marshal of the District ot Columbia, and Assistants to Marshals of Divisions Aids—George S. Gideon, Wm. H. Winter.Assistant Marshals—First Division—lease Hall, J. D. Hoover, V. Marion Burche, Dr. H. P. Howard, J. T. Mitchell, J. R. Aahby, Richard H. Laakey, P. H. Hooe, F. Lirtle, G. W. Yerby.Second Division.—John Potts, Thomas P. Morgan, Isaac R. Wilson, Peter Wilson, Wm. R. Woodwsrd.Third Division.—George McNier, H. H. Heath, B. 0. Payne, R. E. Doyle, W. O. Nile*, John Macauleyt Fourth Division.—Peier M. Pearson, Leonidas Knowles, A. T. Harrington, John D. Clark, R. Gray Campbell, J. R. Harbaugh, Joseph Lyons, John C. Winn.Fifth Division.—R. A. Morsel), Robert W. Keyworth.The following named gentlemen have been selected from 8tates and Territories, and will report to Jams* M. Cults, for duly as Marshals, at th* Capitol .-Samuel B. Paris, of Maiue; Georga J. Abbott, of New Hampshire. J. H. Adams, of Massachusetts i William Hunter, of Rhode Island; A. R. Wadsworth, of Connecticut; Henry E. Robinaoo, of Vermont; Archibald Campbell, of New York ; A. VtnWick, of New Jersey ; Robeit Morris, of Pennsylvania ; George P. Fisher, of Delaware; Abram Barnet, of Maryland ; Robert Chew, of Virginia; Wm. W. Morrioon, of North Carolina ; Henry J. Kershaw, of South Carolina ; L. McIntosh, of Georgia ; Charles K. Sberraan, of Alabama; Lewis L. Taylor, of Mississippi; Stephen Duncan, of Louisiana; George W. Thompson, of Ohio; Richard Henry Lee, of Kentucky ; Moreau Brewer, of Tennessee ; Robert G. Hedrick, of Indiana ; Nicholas Vedder, of Illinois; Edward M. Clirk, of Missouri; E. B. Culver, of Arkanses ; S. Yorke Ail.ee, of Michigan ; Robert A. Lacey, of Florida ; Joseph F. Lewis, of Texas ; Henry Clay Henderson, of Iowa; O. Alexander, of Wisconsin ; G. S. Oldfield; Jr., of California ; A. M. Mitchell, of Minnesota.RICHARD WALLACH,Marshal of the District of Columbia.
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