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TEMPERANCE PROCESSION
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The Grand Temperance Procession an
nounced to take place on Friday, the 22d inst.
will be formed a, the City Hall, Washington
on the morning Of that day, at 9 O'Clock, ane
in the following order:


MUSIC.
Mayors Of Washington, Georgetown, and


Alexandra.


Orators Of the day.
Congressional Temperance Society.
Freeman's Vigilant Temperance Society.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Grand Division Of the District Of Columbia.


Timothy, No. l.


Harmony, No. 2.


Crystal Fount, No.3.


Potomac, No. s.


Equal, No.. 6.


Marion, No.7.


Franklin, No. 8.


Union, No. 9.


Howard, No. 10.


Ararat, No. IL.


Northern Liberty, No. IL.


CAR,
Drawn by four white Horses, containing
Young Ladies representing the


different States.


MUSIC.
UNITED BROTHERS OF TEMPERANCE.
District Assembly.


Association, No. l.


Association, No. 2.


Association, No. 8.


Association, No. 4.


Association, No. 5.


Junior Association, No. l.
Junior Association, No. 2.
Junior Association, No. 3.
Junior Association, No. 4.
Citizens and Strangers friendly to the cause.
The various societies will meet as above al
9 o'clock, A. M. The procession will then be
formed and proceed under the direction Of the
Grand Marshal and his aids, down Louisiana
avenue to Seventh street, up Seventh to F ST.,
along street to the Presidents House, and
from thence along Pennsylvania avenue to the
East Capitol Garden, where addresses will be
delivered by several distinguished speakers.
G. w. BOTELER, Jr., Grand Marshal.
SELBY PARKER,
J. LAwRENs HENsHAw, SAids
JOHN GARRETT,


