While everyone is disscussing wrasses, I'll try to help you out with the majority of the fish.
First off, quaratine, quaratine, and if it looks like they are doing good in your quaratine tank (after 4 weeks), quaratine for another week or two.
With this amount of fish, make sure you have an oversized skimmer. You will need multiple feedings a day to ensure the survival and health of the anthias.
Introduce the most timid of fish first. I would go in the order of:
1. Anthias and/or chromis first
1b. yellow watchman goby (you can do him with the anthias and chromis)
2. All of the flasher/fairy wrasses (not the 6 line, possum and mystery)
3. blue tang
4. yellow tang
5. naso and vlamingi together (same genus)
6. chevron tang
7. interruptus (by the way, I have wanted this guy, but don't have the $ for it)
8. percs
9. hawk
royal gramma
10. angel
11. manderin
Am I missing anything?
As for the tangs, size does matter and the bigger tangs will/might pick on the smaller tangs, so that portion of the list is not really concrete. You should have a very stable tank before you add in the majestic, and manderin to make sure there is a high enough pod population, so that is why I have them as last.
This is just my idea on how to put this fish in the tank, I know there will be other ideas, but I think by introducing them in order, this will make sure that everyone will have a little room to be seen, and will lessen the chance of being skiddish, and prevent hostility. Oh yeah, once you've seen the fish come out for a couple of days-a week consecutively, then add the next fish on the list. I hope I helped you out and don't forget to quaratine for AT LEAST 4-5 weeks.
everyone thanks for your information. look out in a couple months for pictures. 
