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with white rosettes Each will carry baton Of hickory
with blue riband and will be mounted horseback
national salute will be fred sunrise; salute will
plstsd.


NO horse or vehicle Of any description will DO permit
toned by the Chief Marshal All hacks will be reno
we'd from Pennsy lvana during the procession


Prompt attention to the signals should be given oy all
who wish to form part Of the procession a. they VIII
rigidly adhered to.


All persons and associations of every description na
med in this programme respectfully invited to attend
Gag will be stationed at the place Of rendezvous Of
the citizens OF States and Territories and citizens OF the
District 10 mark the point Of formation
The following gentlemen having been appointed
Aids and Assistant Marshas, will be recognized accord
ingly -


aids 10 Chief MarshaI-Gen w. F. Sanderson Of Ohie
Col. James c. Zsbriskie, of New Jersey; Maj A. T. Hill
yer OF New York.


.asnstant Msrshas-Hon. james @. Clinton, Of New
York; Hon Richard Brodhead, OF Pennsylvania; General
James H. Carson, OF Virginia; Lund Washington r Esq
OF District OF Columbia.


JOHN M. McCALLA, Chief Marshal.