Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-01

| when it passes through one set OF calenders 10
smooth it at this point it may be oDsidered
finished for some purposes, and there rs a
| roller here on which it may be wound If neces-
sary In making the finer qualities of paper.
however, more remains to be done. The sneet
Is new very wide. and it may be necessary 10
cut 1t length wise. For this purpose it passes
| over round iron bar, one or more revolving
knives sitting TO The reg uired width. From
OF sizing made of geiatlne, and then
| through otne. rollers. which press it
| smooth, but not quite dry again, and then
| 1t meets revolving cylinder with a sharp
aorizontal blade which cuts 1t of into shesss
| OF the required length The -sAeets falls INTO
| the laI.Roy. a most ingenious machine which
esrrfes them TO q table and lays them in pile
| very neatly. From thence the sheets are
| taken to the drying room-a hall on the same
noor-and hung on racks. After being lef, a
| day or two to dry they are taken to the calen-
| der machine and passed through set Of
heated and polished rollers from which they
| emerge hot, shining and smooth. From the
| TO the roller where the hand of paper is cat
into sheets, 1t travels 3u9 feet, and the ma
chine makes 80 to 100 pounds of paper per
of
the North Manchester Mills, Connecticut.
OFFICERS ELKCTBD.-The following officers
have been elected by the Encampments and
| Lodges OF Odd Fellows, and they are now
| being installed:
| Columbian Encampment, No. 1-E. w.
L 11euSAs SuicA T.. N1OOOma0. dtgQ
Priest; A. G. Smith. Senior Warden; s. II
liable. Junior Warden; w. r. Mclean, Scribe;
j. A. Moulden Treasurer.
MaEsnenu, No John E. Herrell, e. P;
j. A. Mathieson. H. p; w. r. Newman, S. W.;
Geo. II. Dushane, j. w.; Daniel Uarrigan, s.;
VIM. T.. Richards, T.
Boyle, i; r; 3: May, S. W; NJ. Book, j. W;
B. A. Kidder. s, Geo Rhinshart, T.
M: Nebo No. 6-J. T. Ford: G. p: John
Wanl, H: P;P: H. shutz, s. W.; &c. f. Timms
L II w Tnhp u
| Central Lodge. No 1-B. T. Piumm, Noble
Grand: S. HeiIburn, Vicc Grand; John Pye.
mont Financial Secretary; F. B. Lord, Jr.;
| urer
| Washington, No. &C. w. Larner, N. g.:
| Stewart, " g.. s Rolway, F. s.; H. B. Ar:
| Eastern, No. flames Barker, N. G.; A.
Cros.on, V: g.; Jacob Bean, F. s.; p. M. Pear
con, r. T.; q. q. Anderson. T.
| James H. Turner, V. e.. VIM. H. Scott, r. s.:
| VIM p. Allen, +. s.; VIM. Young, T.
Columbia. No. IA. J. Donaldson, N. g.:
Moulden, 3. s.; Sam nel Wise, =:
s. ssos@sks5: g 20; = .Tns1s5: r; $; ban
Emmonds, Chaplain ' >
Friendship, No la-wm. Chase. N. G.; E.
T. Parker. V e.; Max Book, F. s.. p. II. sweet.
Covenant, No l3-John Fowler, N. G c.
H.. Lawrence. V. G.. Samuel Palmer, F. s.:
John H Darnes, r. s; Vincent shlnn, T..
II. Falconer. V. e.; H Clay Stler, +. s.: VIM.
Clendenin, X s.; N. Muliiken, r.
~ wMEstIopolis' En,p No; 16.7p. Gnigon, N. G r +.
James Kipp, K. s.; "A. DuvalI, T.
TEX Excelsior, No. T:-J g; Louderback, N: g.:
j. y. Royce. r. s.: John G. Shafier, T.
Mechanics, No. ls.-I u. Robinson, N G.:
Robert Butler, v. g.: Charles q. Myers, R. s.:
Jonn Garrett, + s: A. G. Prather, T.
Oriental, No. sd. PfeII, N. G.; Jacob
r. s.; c. Justh T. -
The flowing officers have also been elected
for the respective organizations: Columbia
sou, K 5 tfsorge Clendanal. A. X. s.; James James
Smith, Chap. Joreph Waltmeyer, Con. Geo.
Lusby, A. Con: Henry Giilon, l. s.; Henry
Steele, s; Miss Martha Mundeil. Love;
Miss Sarah Locke, Purity; Miss Julia Tnomp,
son. Fidelity. Miss Smith. Lady Cond uct5r;
Miss Annie undelI. Lady Sentinel
Central Division, No. Il, Sons of Temper
aHesnM an p-e.r pl s: T;F Sterick; W. A dsorg-
George Z. Green f. s.. Henry Casey; T. l..
b; \, Paterson: 2 Chap, W. P: Freemen; Con,
nvln Nv b nnhi nnrssr a. Con 90; J. @ Emhury: T. s.
tinel, Miss +. B. Harwood; lady conductress.
MRS. M. L. Houph; first assistant, Miss Gre.
CORY; second assistant; ~, Mrs. Skrvins: third
quite yonng, but is in a hourishing condition.
| ana bids fair TO become one of tn largesr n,
tne CITY. Hereafter 1t will meet On Thursday
building.
Ontario Division, Sons of Temperance, No.
| le.1L: ;. POND: w: F.; s. H. Howell, w At
Z. Hndson, X. s: M. Ferguson, A. r. s; EJ.
Blinn, F. s; c. Z. Hulse, treasurer; T. Alte.
mus. chaplain; W. Gilmore, conductor: r
HsHaIoy a,ssn ass. c9nd q uc'or J. a. Talsuvat, l.
conductor; Miss L. AIiemus, lady sentinel:
Mrs. A. Cook, 1st lady assistant: Mrs. B. Mar
snail, aa .,y "a lady assistant; Miss NJ. Reddy, Sd
George Washington Camp. No. |, Sons OF
Liberty Worthy Chief. John W. Thompson:
ass. Chaef; Joseph + hartley; Sergean' ar al MS
+. s., Jas. II. Turner; T. S, James Edwaras.:
Treasurer, John E. Herren; Trustee $. A. n
Mcklm; Representatives to Grand Camp, Jno.
". Thompson, James H. Turner. John
Lincoln Camp No. ., Sons of Liberty, 10Th
and ID streets. w. Chief, George ID Dice: A.
GnW., Euwara Grinder; Sergeant arms, b.
+; Vanfnrn; Escor:er. j. R. Waddell; f. S
w F., Richards; F. S., j. p. b. Wooaffeld.
| Treas urer, +. A. Bos well: Chaplain. lanes r.
Cross; Marshal, John Alcorn
| Franklin Lodge. No. ., knights of Pytnias.
Hocated near the Navy Yard.)-V. p, John
schultz W. O., Joshua Clark; v. C., John T.
| hheithley: Rs, John H.. King; F. S b. +.
Gibson: l. s.. Daniel T. johnson: o. S, vii
| liam Crowthers ~ ''"'
pl1s,an Mount Vernon Lodge; No: S, knights o:
Danghton; V. Q, John L. Howe: F. s. Darius
Dapghton; T. s, George Shultz w b.. Rob
ert n Jordan; w. g., Thomas Woods: /. s.
Thomas Roland; u. s., H. H. Ham
friendship Lodge, Nos s, Knights of pythias
lated at Island Hall-V.P., j. r. N, Cnrt,n.
e. George II. kappIar: VC. George w
Ie"ell; Rs, W 7. Hall; +. s., w. H. Signor.
"" ) B. She arer: |. =. L. B. Crimes: O. s.
". w. Barkman. Representatives to the
Grand an Lodge, Mssers George ii. Kepplar, l..
T. WilhourR. George Dykes.
IuScarOra Trlb0 No & n 2 VIZ
stephen W RaDdell; w. S. S.. John p. CohiII,,
WI. :, John II King; W. e. Of a. Frank a.
NoIton: w. "A. Z. OF r.. James Ed wards: w p
OF W :, PhtIip a. CawOod: T.. James H Rich.
aros: =, Francis A. Lowe. Representative tn
Great Council. Alonzo ID. Shaw, John r. Her
rell, Frank A. Norton.
THE RIVER FRoNr. -Har,ey,s-Waorf : :
ArIlNed-Schoonsr Lydia A. Huylets rom
Harrr-de Grace, with coal, TOR II. Burr h N,H
carriers Wharf. = Arrived - Schooner ia
Inomas, Seward, Port Deposit l2l 600 feat
Inm Der, for Mohnn & Son. Sailed-Schoonar
Clofilda. Reed, for Georgetowu, to load coal.
hemi..tance, Quinton, for Harve- e-de- Grace =
hateys Wharf = Arrived Schooner John
wesley, A. v. T. Bosnian, aAppomattox win
STOCK, for market; Laura Gordon, Fieids.
1ocomico, with wood. Sailed - Schooner
Cooper. for Nanticoke River - /
HI Livineston arrived from down river a,
p m Yesterday, with full freight and abon1
one hundred passengsrs.
SABBATH AAUeKMxuT.-Yest esterdav. evapv
available shady place along the banks OF ths
f0somac. and the gEoves and gardens near tfa
city, were occupied from eariY rnoruins ,,nti1
lsmnfet The parties. ro d6nb.. 4njoT. the