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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19
Trialsa5assicc, {f,rowniap win h ,l,l

Triaas"Sussicc- iBrowniag, win h Id
Court in the e Fork, OH tho 18th of
November Persons .'|lIs aasisss IS !. ee.,sssss
within his irisdsetios: q & ia, wiil.do well ,to
remember the fact. Mr.. John II. Phil,
lips has bcsna appointed special con: ::
stable for the occas;ioa. = tfssrksers"e
haven. paid their debts will prepare to
"fork over"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19
Z QfGl ;.:sss.
sATuRDAY,socT 70, 1879.

All Advertisemen must!
be handed teuthe Business
Manager before Thursday;
Noon. @''.''A "''
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

We call particular attentions to Judge
Andrews advertisement sof sale of 500
acresofgood Cotton and Corn land, OILY
a mile and a quarter from theIT0wdt
The landa are high and healthy aud
admiralty situated for persons, desiring
country home, within easy reach Of the
&usiness- centre of the County, They.
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Dobsletthe ehaysse Clip by5oakl v.r.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

Our roller was off on au electionecr-
ing tour thi g meek and as consequence
our outsidelis but poorly printed. Sub;
ssribers will pIsasesacceps our apologies
aud our pfcmisea'uot TO do so again4,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

Dr John EHaEtzog. assistass in Mr..
Wahlers' Enterprise Saloon" was Sc.
riously wounded in the, sright.anklef last
Saturday evening BY the. accident tal dis
charge of 9 pistol ]. which lic he was draws
ing from his pocket DIR. Salley, swko
was called in, was unable to e2tractfthei
A. eAA 9 AZ S%sa
ball. but states, as we are glad to be in
formed, that no grave results sareato be,
sppgehtaded. = A3l
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

Il has bccns spicily, delightfully."- cool
for the last .iswsdays. 9 Soda watershas
been at discount while blankets have
been above rae (aud 'mastoo. ys'.,,i- ~.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

Superiutendcnts are requested to meet
the ExecutiveCQ CQmnittee of the Orange.
burg Agricultural Society on Wedneas
day, a3d iust@ = k.,,,.'.... - !, .,.s. -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

RELiGIoUs,-Diviue sergies will be.
held at the Presbyterian Church on to.
morrow, s2oth instant, Rev A. 1G..
Hough, Lutheran minister from st.
Matthews, officiating. ...,a...s.., ss.,.e
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G E o r G E T o w N,

SUMMARY OF THE WHEAT AND FLOUR MAR
EET FOR THE WEEK.--The receipts of wheat
during the week ending to-day have been light,
and altogether inadequate to the demand of our
city millers, who are compelled to buy else
Shere. Prices have steadily advanced, and yes
terday the highest price this seasou-S2 Pix
was paid. The -four market has been very
active, and the shipments are heavier than ever
Prices are fully maintained.
The FISH MARKET.-About go shad sold at
the fish wharf this morning, at from $40 to s15
per hundred; 5000 behring's, at from 81 to IS
per thousand; 1000 tailors, at IS cents per hum
dred, and % large black bass, caught near Little
alls. at 30 cents apiece.
FLOUR SHIPMENTs-The New York steamer
John Gibson took ont 900 barrels of flour YES
terday. The Lady of the Lake took down $50
barrels Of flour for Norfolk and Boston,
MISSING SCHoONRR.-The schooner Swift,
Capt. johnson, left Havre-de-G Grace, Md, on
the 18th instant. with full cargo OF lum ber for
Wheatlev Brothers, of this city, and has not
been heard from since. With fair weather the
trip is usually made in three days, and as the
Swift is ten days overdue, it is feared that She
is lost.
THE GRAIN MtRKET-There were no re-
ceipts OF grain yesterday. The sales were az
follOws:-1S0 bushels of strictly choice red
wheat at S2254, (the highest YETI I, 200 bushels
OF choice red wheat at So 20%; 800 bushels of
prime red wheat at S21sk, and 800 bushels of
corn at 20 cents for yellow and Tx cents for
white. -
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PROPOSALS.
FOR STATIONERY.

DErARTMENT OF STATE, April Is, lS72.
Sealed Proposals Tor furnishing Stationery for the
year ending June ~. ISIS. Will be received st this
Department until 2erH DAY OF MAY, laa. a.l2
BLANK forms for bidding will be furnished upon
application.
ected item by item: and this advertisement and the
proposal, so far as accepted by the Secretary Of
stste. and the bond accom- panying the same, shall
constitute the contract between the government
and the bidder or bidders. and no further contract
will be executed.
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time 70 time during the in quantities pur
suant 20 orders from the Department. TIE entire
Tor during the year.
Each proposal must be signed by the indiy idua
or firm making IL, and be accompanied by = bond,
with suffc ent sureties. In a equal % nifty per
cent Of the bid or bids accepted, approved ~ q
United States officer OF the district In which the
sureties reside do business on form TO bs FUR
nished BY the Department. conditioned Tor furnish
ing srch portions 81 the articles as may be awarded
under il, and the perfornan nee Of the contract.
All deliveries will be subject 10 insp elton ~ an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary OF
dee med sufficient 20 annul the ccntrs At the
option Of the Secretary. Deliveries must be free of
charge at the Department OF state, Washington.
the eoniraet VIII at hs option oY the Secretary Of
State operate forfeiture OF the entire penalty
Of the bond. or the Secretary Of State may direct
the purchase. in open market, OF such q1antles OF
any articles as shall be necessary TO Supply the de-
fciency caused BY such failure, aud charge 20 the
contractors hfty per ceBtum OF the price which 10
shall be found necessary to for such articles.
will not be considered and contracts VIII be award
ed only to established manufacturers Of dealers
Proposals TO be Addressed TO the undersigned, and
HAMILTON FISH,
ap1s-eolw Secretary IL State.
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d MOI NEW NEW No.
n ST.. SPRING STOCK 7ra ST..

Z
PAPERHAHGINGs. PICTURE FRAMES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &C.
The Largest Assortment in the District. of Foreign
and Domestic Manufacture, row open at
MAR KRlTER'S,
Nc. ass 9TH street. bet. II and SIS. S doors above
Odd Fellows Hall, New No. 439D
PAPERHANGINGS.
large selection of rich Gilt Patterns, Of entr ely
new AID unique designs, in stripes, &c, including
the" Dolly Vsrden ~" Imperial."" Brocade,; and
other rich and Eovel styles, in gilt and plain, with
appropriate borders Also large and select stock
medium and low-priced Papers, gilt and common
borders, centers, &c, ranging in price from IL. cts
to - Per piece large portion Of which were made
ing, with gilt rod finishing plain. Also. pstent
and perfect representations of Wood and Marbles
for paneling halls vestbues, &C specimen panels
exhibited.D Orders for every description of plain
and decorative Paperhapging executed in the best
manner.
PICTURE FRAMES,
to portrait size. Velvet Fram's for porcelain pic
tares; Card Frames in great variety; Box Frames
for wIeaths. Frames made 10 order.
WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE CORD AND
TAsSELS, &C.,
different sizes and coloIs. Also, Wire Centsr Pic
Cord, Porcelain and Plain head Picture Nails,
Rirgs. &c. Window Shades made TO order.
PAINTINGS, ENGBAVINGS, CHROMOS. &C.,
limited but choice selection, in appropriate frames,
always in store on exhibition and sale cheap.
All orders for Paperhangings, Window Shades. or
guaranteed. Terms Cash.
apl3lmH New No. 459D
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~General SigeI goes for Grant.


e. Achilles put on his armor and faxed ont
the whole posse of them" according to a rural
New York lecturer on the /" Had"
e%An American club is formed in Liverpool
called the Washington. 1t numbers 60 members
and has fine club house.
1Two young men of Knoxville have had gas
bills presented them by young ladies' whom
they visited and kept up until the " wee sma'
hours"
nLondon has several penny theatres, all of
which do a decidedly remunerative business.
They are not often troubled with 90 stars or the
Legitimate" Reserved seats ttgopeuce!
"A western paper asserts that the demo-
cratic managers have sent money into the south
TO pay the expenses of delegates from that
section to Cincinnati who will vote for Davis.
ga Georgia editor has had his pistol stolen.
He aavertises to give the thief the contents, and
no questions asked, if he will return it.
~The first railroad in America was built in
1926, to transport Quincy granite to tide water
in NepOnset river. distance of three miles.
VThe bla ckbird that used to sing son the
Michigan Shore" has multiplied to such an
extent in that region as to be regarded as nui-
sance.
ga bill passed both houses of the Albany
legislature last night providing that the charter
election OF New York city shall take place on
the 31st OF May.
@The latest fashion in giving wedding pres
ents Is to have to monogram of the giver engrav-
ed on it, instead OF that OF the person to whom il
is pre- sented.
~A horrible murder was committed in
Indianapolis last Tuesday. VIM. Clucks slI
his wife five times through the body, killing
her instantly. The parties are about forty years
OF age, and have no children.
~ChenangO county wives prevent their huS-
bands playing billiards by making them shake
carpets until their arms are so tired they can
scarcely move them.
~At meeting of the Methodist Book COM
mi,tee at New York yesterday the expert APP
pointed to examine the accounts OF the Book
Concern made a report, which, il is stated,
tends to bear out the allegations of fraud in the
bindery department
~Samuel Windler, the brother OF Mrs
| Hyde, who was jointly indicted with her for the
murder OF Watson as an accessory before the
| act, and who disappeared, was brought to Brook
| Ign yesterday and committed to Jail. He will
probably be tried with his sister in June.
~The ". Y. World apologies to Genera
Sickles for stating that he had accepted 81. OOt
fee from Jay Gould to go to Washington Il
/ induce the Secretary of the Treasury to relisv,
| the money market OF New York. Regret is alst
| expressed that the statement found its way int.
| print, as the editor is now satisfied that it i
| untrue.
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REAT BARG AIMS
ELEGANT sPRING GOODS
Parasols, from 80 cents to S.
Grenadines, from Il cents to SIS cents.
Black silks, from 9lup IAN elegant Gros Grain
Lyons silk at So, worth 81 90
Bleached and unbleached Cottons, FIR I'm cents n o.
Ladies' aud Gents Underwear, direct from the
nanufacturers, at wholesale prices.
Elegant Paris Kids, 81.
Black Alpsca from 20 cents up.
Coats Sterling Spool Cotton, cents.
Linens OF all kinds, very cheap; and q host Of
other goods far below their market value. We
invite those who wish to buy GOOD Goods CRsdp flo,
Cash to call and examine.
BRODHEAD CO.
apl5-tmy4 1905 + St, bet 18th and 18Th
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IMMIGRATIoN.-Mr. August Vogle, native
OF Germany, but resident of this CITY for the
past 20 years, sailed from Baltimore this week
on steamer tor Germany, as an agent for
Green Il Wise, real estate agents, who have
employed him to make an effort to turn the tide
of emigration from that country. now going TO
the West, to Virginia, and have furnished him
with large amount of printed cards, circulars.
&c., to be used by him, setting forth the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

FINE FURNISHING GooDs.-
Ties, Bows. Scarfs. Wndsors. &c.
Perfectly fitting Shirts for $3.50.
Linen Collars, Cuffs, handkerchief iSc.
Halt Hose, Suspen6ers, and Gauze Underwear
One price only. GEO. G. HgNKINs,
No. 40 eth street northwest.
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wOLFORD d SHILBERG,S
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TERRITORY

NEW GOODS received daily for the
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Comprising ali the latest Novelties in
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS MOHAIRS IA
PANESE SILKS, POPLINS, DOLLY VARDENs
OF all styles, Black and White ALpACAS in ali
prices, beautiful SPRING SRAWLS
WHITE DRESS GOODS,
of all classes for summer wear
THE NEWEST STYLES PARASOLS
large variety Of
Ch9iGe Prints and Domestics; Cassimeres, for Mems
And special attention is called TO the
CARPET DEPARTMENT
which comprises the latest designs in
ENGLISH BRUSSELS and handsome
INGRAM CARPETS,
0oCd STRAW MATING at 25 cents
Nice 40IL CLOTH At so cents Der yard
call to this establishment will save purchasers
considerable money.
~ REMEMBER THE ARCADE.N
421 SEVENTH STREET,
apl5tMay6 Between ID and K
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MIss WARE and Ne. TwEEDALE, the popular
favOrites with the peaple aud press, will give
seadines on Thursday evening My ID, at the
Sixth Presbyterian Church. corner se'h and e
streets southwest. The admissios, is low, and
full house is expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

FINE PIECE GooDs for orders; " articles in
choice patterns for Coats. Pantaloons, and
Vests. An inspection invited. Display on Sec
oDd floor. GEO. G. HsSNisG,
No. 40 18th street northwest.
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ap22.6t

NEW GooDs'
NEW GOODS!
We have now In store an entire Few stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
selected With great care from many of the best i'm
porting houses in this country, and which we pro-
pese to sell IS low the class of goods can be
sold by any reliable house in this District We call
particular attention 70 the following n AIMED goods
OF which we have choice stock, viz:
Black MOHAIRS and ALPACAS:
TABLE LIN EMS, TOW ELS, aGd NAPKINS.
Peque Yosemite, ard Marposa STRIPES:
Plain, Striped and Plaid NAlNSOOKS;
Plain CAMBRICs and yictoris LAWNS:
Pulled ard tucked MUSLlNS
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS in great xarjety.
Full line Of WHITE TRIMMINGS:
OORSETS Of desirable makes
Bieeant assortment Of II amburg EDGIEGS and In
SETTINGS on Linen;
Swiss and Victoria LAWN;
Together with great variety OF other Goois which
we propose to sell at fair prices, and promise fair
dealing to all who favor us with a call.
A. GODDARD.
aI22-lw' eos 7th, between 1 and X streets.
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NNHE ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY,
OF NEW JERSEY.
HOME OFFICE, It's BROADWAY, NY.
=. O. FISHER, President


BRANCH OFFICE. 81 7 7th street, sp. Post Once.
LIGHTER 4 MAROHE, Gent Managers.
Invites Particular Attention to is Special and Pop.
ular Features.
Fun.-Its Rates lower than those of most
prominent and safe companies.
states which guaranteed policy holders Q DEHINRH
CASH SURRENDER VALUE, the amount of which 10
dntlnctly ENDORSED ON THE POLICY IN FI6uREs.
Thud.-lt Loans the surrender value Of its Foil,
ciss.
Foxrth.-An Of its Policies are absolutely Non.
Forfeitable.
Fifh-Its Dividends are declared Annually upon
the contribution plan, ard are non forfeitable
SirtA.-No restriction upon Travel or Residence.
Ssreath.-It allows Thirty Days Grace in the
payment of Premiums.
EisIi6-Its Charter permits IL to make invest.
ments In any section o. the Onion, and It's does in
vest In all its General agencies, thereby rendering
1t Home Company eveTywh
Niafh-It invites yon to insure. expecting to deal
with you honestly, and TO give you fair equivalent
for your money. See one Of its policies and lite
terms.
Composing fits Board OF Directors for this city and
District Of Columbia are Of best business
men. Talk with them before you insure in any
Company. oc a. .srn
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DOLLY WARDEN having decided to go to Mia
CARA. Saratoga, Long Branch, and other water
ing places this season, says she will pack her
elegant outfit Of dresses, &c, in those substan-
tial and well arranged Trunks, Satchels, Shawl
Straps, &c, made aad sold at the practical
mandatory of James 8. Topham e. Co., 425
9TH street, as she has found them to stand the
extra rough usage Of the baggage &en.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

Young MAN DRowyED.-Yesterday after
noon, Charles Thomas, aged about twenty years,
was taken with a fit, and falling in the river
was drowned before assistance could reach him.
His body was recovered and taken TO his moth
ers residence, on AZ street, between l. and NJ
southwest.
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WALL FLOWERS IN DANGER.-Editor Star:
There Is one great improvement yet to be made
by Manager Saville, OF the National Theater,
by dispensing with those beautiful wall flowers
WHO take their position i'm the vestibule of the
Theater after the performances and stare at
ladies, and make use of obscene expressions
within the hearing of them. think IL Manager
Saviile has not the force to clear the vestibule
of these lady killers, he should call on our super
intendent of police for men enough to throw
then out on their heads as they deserve / am
afraid shall be called upon some time to come
before Judge Smell for making the attempt to
throw them out myself-that is, if they ever
make use Of any vulgar expression in regard to
any lady accompanying me, as / have heard
them do of others. BY trying to dispense with
this nuisance for us, Mr.. Editor, many lovers OF
the Theater will be indebted to you.
OLD SUBsCEIBER.
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The FIRE ALARM EXTENSION QUESTION.
The article in yesterdays STAB relative TO the
extension of the tire-aaIm telegraph to Gaorrt-
town was simply 10 correct published misstate-
ments- III il somewhat reflected on the report
as published III the Republican," that was una
yOidable. TEE STAR does not propose TO take
part IN any controversy as TO the merits of the
competing fire-aiarm boxes, and ..the (now)
editor OF THE STAR, who is a member OF the
Board of Fire Commissioners" 1--WE quote from
the Reg ubticGR,) having voted on the question
IN the board according to his convictions of
duty, was content to let the matter rest. and has
not Intertered since, and will not, except so far
a. may be necessary to guard against any mis-
statements OF bis position. He was personally
friendly 10 the Washington bidders, and would
gladly have voted for their patent if in his
opinion. II had been equally good as the
other. Is We stated yesterday, the question is
in capable hands, and will no doubt be decided
justly.
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RELIEF FOR THE FEET-FEE 81.
COrns, BuniOns and Bad Nails relieved with
out pain, at DIR. Whites rooms, $50 18th street
opposite Treasury. baltimore office, ,Nerth
Charles street. Fee Sill
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Nv ID. Ii. N HEATLEY'S
" STEAM DYFTNG

OEFICE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
GeorgetowH, ID. y.
kstablish he'd 1881 premium awarded 1857 and is now
one of the Oldest largest and most complete alb
fehne nts OF the kind in this country. My patrons
Will consult their interests by sending in their
fall and winter goods during the summer months
Bet place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeing
Gent mems Clothing. Everything appertaining to
the business well and promptly executed. OFF ice
closed daily at sunset except Saturday when 1t will
g Until 81 p. m. Post Office Box 1913. sp2
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AIMEE and her celebrated opera troupe will
appear at the National Theater next week in a
series Of Offenbachs most sparkling produc-
tons, and mirth and melody will rule the
boards Gle Grande Duchesse" is on the bills
tor Monday night, in which Aimee il said to
in the cast.
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Georgetown Advertisements
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN III. SHOOT.

10 Bridge street, Georgetotrn, ID e.,
Has receive fir, m New York, and is now Offering
at he L0tr, 81 cash prices, complete Jrtment Of
great variety OF DRESS GOODS, of all the new and
MOURNING GOODS of all the best and mos, re-
liable axes, Mohars, Ri ,ck Silks, and Grenada mes
WHITE GOODS in every variety: best Kid
Gloves, Paras0ls and Umbrellas Llama Lace
shawIs ana Jackets: Ladies and Gent 8 Underwear
ard Hosiery Table Linens, Sheetings and Shirtings
Of the best grades.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Mattings, Oil
Cloths and Carpets. Always full assortment of
Gents and Boys Wear; Dolly Warden Percals, with
afull line of Domest Goo DIS, to which the atten
tiOn Of tustt hiers is invited.
aI26-lm J. II. SMOOT.
TBE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Elk
L listing between the nndersigned under the
name and style of MAYFiELD HIESTON, was
b. X. MAYFIELD,
3. T. HIESTON,
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BOATING.-Elliott, of Long Island, has prom
ised the Washington" boys to have their new
six- cared shell ready in a week or two, and with
their already strong crew in good training they
hope to show good record the coming season.
The club have filed articles of incorporation,
and are actively engaged in fixing up their new
house. They expect to take a full hand in the
coming regatta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILRoAD.-The
trace-iayers by our last advices had reached a
roint in the near vicinity OF Brandywine, and
confidently expected by tomorrow night TO at.
tain 10 within four miles OF Maftawoman
swamp. the dividing line between this and
Charles county. The force in Charles are maxi
ing good progress towards meeting them at that
point, with fair prospect of success The
county commissioners or Charles, assured that
the work Is being pushed forward with all posei-
hle dispatch, very properly have extended the
time for the completion OF the work in that
county 20 the nth Of June.-Prince Georoian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

MRS. MOODEY's abdominal c0rsets so highly
recommended by all the medical faculties, car
be obtained only ut & Baum's corset factory
40s 9Th street. between and +. Those in search
for the establishment will please remember tina
MIR. Baum has no branch store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

SOMETHING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL, in first
quality, I'm oroide, spiral and back and combiua-
ton, studs, sleave buttons and collar buttons
spring styles, received this morning at Prigg's
,Jewelry Store, No. 4T Pennsylvania avenue,
between * and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

To GET THE RIGHT SOFT Of fishing tackle
one should have large and varied assortment
10 select from, and this can only be seen at the
fishing tackle headquarters, 1903 Pennsylvania
avenue, (sign Of the big basket.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATIoS.-The fifty-
fhird anniversary OF the organization of the In.
dependent Order OF Odd Fellows was celebrated
at odd Fellows Hall last evening and was
made the occasion OF a fraternal visit OF the
Grand Encampment 10 Mt. Nebo Encampment
There was large attendance of members and
Their families. The proceedings were begun
with the singing of the 81 atriarch's Greeting {"
Then followed an invocation by Grand Chap
lain G. r. Timms, and Introductory remarks by
Grand Patriarch H. T.. Espy. The programme
embraced variety OF songs, recitations, read.
ngs, and instrumental music. The Odd Fell
lows Choir rendered star OF descending night
add "Alone" and the Mendelssohn Octette
DAY slowly declining, ;" s.The toast, ;" and other
songs with fine effect. The celebration passed
on very Pleasantly, and was greatly enjoyed by
those present.
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The FUNERAL OF the late Dr. X. King Stone
took place yesterday from the Epiphany Church.
TIE remains. which were placed in the vault of
the family At the Rock Creek Cemetery, were
followed To their mai Resins. place by q large
Garneit Riley, Lincoln and Hsgner, Mr.. Albert
Gen. sirgrsayes, Mr. Bradley and Mr.. sherman
acted a. pall-bearers.