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- Corner 9th and D streets northwest.
CLOSING SALE OF
SPLENDID WALNUT FURNITURE, MIR
HOBS. CHANDELIERS, ENGLISH BODY
AND TAPESTRY CARPETS, belonging to the
MIXED Commission on British and American
Claims, contained in House 703 18th street
northwest, over ThOmpson's Drug Store, being
the halance Of Household and Office Effects, AT
n On MONDAY MORNING, December 30 III.
W. commencing At 10 O'Clock. we will sell the
balance Of the Furniture, &C., used BY the
Mixed Commission and contained in House
No. 1O3 18th street northwest, and We name
Walnut Warlrobes, Tables,
Do. Marble-top Washstands, Clocks,
Do. Office Desks, Mirrors,
Do. Lounges, Hat Racks,
Do. Writing Tables, single and double,
Do: Bookcases, Standing Desks,
English Body Tapestry and other Carpets,
Oticloths, attfng, Spiftoons,
Ohandelfers, Screens, Stoves, &C., 20.
The furniture was made to order by G. N. Wight,
and IL a. fine as has been offered at auction In
nis city, being but little used and as good % new.
The Carpet: are Of the best quality,
PARTIES intending to furnish should not fail TO at
tend the sale, as this will close out the OF
the furniture Of the Communion, 1t not having been
ready for the formsr sale on aIeoynt q being in
decH REP .&Ohron.l Auctioneefs.
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RY b. H. WARNER,
d Real Estate Broker and Auctiouser,
No. 129 7th street, between @ and II.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY At AuCTION

u Real Estate Broker and Auctiouser,
No. 1919 7th street, between @ and h.
TRUSTEES, p sA !. s3E yALUABLE SUBURBAN
a; b. ia1, and duly recorded in .Liber No GA,
Of Columbia. and By direction Of the parties secured
thereby re III, se At pushe the prem
p M, ali that tract Of land situate in the former
im,s Of ne county e Wsshington. = then called,
Boundary the ety Of and north
Of GeS5setoSn and being portions g four W tracts
barton. "BsslIs Lot and the awidoxs Mite"
the same comprising si.ty.ave acres and twenty
ans
ssy m ,Ss e. RSes k:o
ov owe loo OAK Hin qsmstesy W.shnEton city
ousy in building lots, or Tor csmeteTy or national
p.rk, and Possesses some Of the finest views il the
Accessible and IN to
street circle at present the most improved part Of
oohssnns eg6tssn With al S6dsrn
improvements and oonvenienoes; grounds we'll laid
having oke house, house, carriage house, sta
bling, &C., makes II in every respect first class
order, with the best and most improved maohinsry
and capacity Of lao barrels flour day, with the
has 6esn ana
again be, worked to advantage. This entire prop
Terms s WITH interest at IL psr een
annum from July 9th, l92, and expenses OF sale, in
I'D 10 months, Win interest ar
10 per cent per annum, to be secured BY a deed Of
trust on the property. All CONVEX ancing at psnse
OF the purchaser $500, as deposit, will be required
On day Of sale. IL terms Of sale not complied
with in ten days from day of sale, the Trustees
serve the right to resell the perry at the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser after ten days ad
yertisement in some one or more newspapers pub
lished in the city of Washington, ID q.
JOHN W. ALVORD, (r..oo.
novl-eoSds eEO. ". STICKNEY,f Arus'ooe'
By virtue OF a certain writing, signed by all par
ties concerned, dated November 8, 1873, the terms Of
10 in n hA hnu A hal
changed to one-third cash, and the balance in one
and tive years. with interest at per cent. per
num- SG00RGE ". srinRNEY, Trustees.
noyl3 Goods It. OOLDWELL, salesman.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until unit UEsD oH; pece%bsE 9S, 1873, same hour
a ''' GEoRGE W srIGGRNEY Trustees.
dee6-st,th J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES,
TSD. N ORR0W

TOMORROW.
pr DUEOAEsos, DoS LING q co., Aacs..,
- c"rner sh and n ,sr~~t. sorthvs:s
IMPoBrAsr ART SALE
FINE OIL PAIsrYsSSss From TIVE GAL.
LEhio fsiT , H HEa B,s, hecANs,
I ~ n nu.,. ttiss!saless hIsekvh Oh
Deesmb, ssd asa Yah. camn saeias :, o,s,'scs
zach evening. We will cell, ~rhin our Auction
IL "a 81 I'll.
works Of 'A'
4 L Henry, + B. Or.ie,
=. b. Lewis. Id MSrsn, "0h&'
Tbs. suily. r Mev.rheim
9. u H"%ii snns.n Paul weesr;
And others equally eminent.
;sIs a = the itch 7: worthy of their attention. and
ton .Ds the pubic srs nTd g cur s.. Ars
the stock as Il is OF the unest collections that
ssess ffs SlGsS 70 e'v co. Auo..
ID Southeast corner 9Th and streets north west
AssIGNEks' SALE.
IN, On TUESDAY MORNING., December s3i.
& be highest bidder. At the above nsmsd s sa co
One fine Waluu. Case Am sricap Organ, made b, a
D H W, smith; e edmsa's eststs.J W O.
ore Buggy and Harness; (R.imsnis estate.D
One Is karat u Id Hunting Case Lever Watch, full
jeweiled, chr nometer balan N. 81. ga, man
ufsctured by Lutz Brothers, Locle, Swiss and
- one solid Gold Curb Chain; Lanes estate
ore Desk: one Wooden Bucket, and one Tin Basic;
(Lane's estate.)
Terms: Cash REGINALD FENDALL.
Assignee of W. q. . Redman. Bankrupt,
CHAS. WALTER,
REGINALD KENDALL,
Assignees OF John LANE, d 4nkrupt
decl5-d DUNCANsON, BOWLING CO, Ancts
RY LATlHER q CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ST u,
Star Office Building.
POSITIVE SALE OF ABOUT 100 600 BRICKS,
LOT OF ROOFING SLATE, LUMBER, &C.
On TUESDAY, December 23d. at = O'Clock m 4,
wewii sell. on the corner OF 9Th street sout nesst
and South Carolina avenue, the above aimed Bald
ing Materials, in lots to suit purchasers.
Terms cash.
decl9-st LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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GROCERIES, &c.

GROCERIES, &c.
NEw c WOW op,r.u. Nh, ,ssr,
GOLDEN SYRUP,
stesarts WHITE DRIP SYRUP,
Good COOKING MOLASSES at low prices,
NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT.
Full supply of WHITE AND BROWN SUGARS
at the lowest advertised prices.
For sale by HEGAU,
dec19 Repl Cor. and 9TH SITS. north vest.
GRAHAM Or DYSPEPTIC FLOUR,
~ ecotch and Irish 0at Meal
Cracked Wheat, Wheaton Grits
Rve Meal, Yellow Meal.
Farins, NutriDa.
:. Also, all the best brands Of Family and Extra
Flour, good Super Flour at 80 50 per barrel
For sa'e BY II. EGAN,
decl9A IRep.l Corner 7tb and L streets n ".
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N a x X ED

DUNNING-BICHrER. On Tuesday. Dec ists
1873, A. the re idenoe q G. a. an Ing esd ~ az
Re. @ ". CooPer, JOHN y. DUNNING,of B.lfi-
more, Nd TO JULIA &. RICHTER, OF Mashiag.
please oOpy.1
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SCARF RINGS AND PINS.

Sisters could not gladden. the hearts Of their bro
thers more than by bsiIing them with q MerrJ
Chrtstmas With a nesily made package contaiuius
nBe Gold SCARF RING or an Oxydized one, OF
arrench PLATED RING or PIN. LOCKWOOD
HUFTf TAYLOR have n large stock Of q sat
unique, and nobby designs.
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RY DUNOANsON, BOWLING 4 co., Auots.,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, CONTAINED IN HOUSE No.
1910 L STREET H0RrH WEST, At AUO-
n By order Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis.
Va trfct Of C,lumbis, eoidipg special term, aud
paS;,sa on December be- 1sse 49, W :s E
lac, pecember 9Th, 1878, commencing q
10 O'Clock, the contsnts Of the abovs-mentionsd
house, and name In part
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Aashstands,
oofsO, ObaiPo, WhAtnots,
Tables, eideboards, 4irrors,
Bedding, q Sok and other Stoves.
BDNyAHIN n. Nc COY,
Administrator Of Rachel Campbell, deceased.
dis DUNCAHSON, DO WILING CO.. Aucts.
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AN uNFoRTUSArE COUNTRY MERCHANT haf
bic pocket PICKED Ia . fourth assnne car N-y
York, las; Friday, of As, 500 Ia n0tss an drsf.
hls breast pocket was cut open with a shNrp
the Park bank. The victim IL described e.
fearful and terribly depressed. He has avoided
giving his name thus far, except In condolences
TO the police, the loss might niu e his credit
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(lY LATIMER b CLEARY.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsylvania and 18th street
Star Office Buildings.
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RY B. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 729 It'll street between and II sts

Try b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioreer,
No. 129 eth street, between G and Il sts.
SALE OF a PART OF The WASHINGTON
- AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
On MONDAY, the 3th day Of January, 1874,
between the hours of 3 and p. m. the Board of
fnDio orks OF the District of COlumbia, at the re-
quest OF the holder Of certificate nu mber S,X9
bearing dsts August 2sd, 1879, for the sum Of
ten per oentum per aanum, will sell at public auc
ton, in front Of the Columbia Building, on al
street, between Pennsylv ana avenue and q street,
10 the city OF Washington, to the highest bidder, ali
road which Is located and exists lth street west
streets north.
The saio certificate having been issued agreeabIy
to assessments made by said Board against said road
for imp ovements adjoining the line thereof, be-
tween the points aforesaid made accordance with
an act Of the Congress Of the United States, entitled
AN act to provide government for the District of
Columbia" approved the list day of Februry, 1871,
and an act of the Legislative Assembly OF the Dis.
mode Of assessments Tor special improvements and
providing for the collection thereof approved
August 10, 1871. The cost and expenses of the sale
will be included in addition to the amount 81 the
certificate, and the interest thereon, and owner
Of the said property will have the right to redeem
paying the smount OF purchase money. with twenty
per centum per annHm thereon.
The purchaser will he entitled to a deed given BY
the Governor, and conptersigned BY the Secretary
of the District. ALEX. b. SHEPHERD,
II. A. WILLARD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDHR,
ADOLF CLUSS,
JOHN b. BLAKE,
Board OF Public Works of the ID strct of Columbia.
Washington, d. o., Dec sth, 1873 dec5dts
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GLOVES.

They have Kid Gloves in on button two buttons
and three butt in Their caleb aei saamlas
ana they have the VICTORIA KIDS in one two or
thre., and -IS lutt ms: also, the CASTOR DOG
ohlN and CLOTH, in onr and tx. buttons an A
eis0 me CAsTOR and DOG5kIN GAUNTLETS
LOT Lad e. sal they have also one or two b1ttos
Gloves 81 all kinds for Gsatlemen
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, pecembeE 2S, 1873, same hour
ana place G SG5s " Ai sfS2GGRRSEY Trustee.
dec6-s,t,th J. T. COLDWELL, salesman
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FANCY ARTICLES.

Trey have splendid s,ooE of WORK BIAS.
Bits, BELT RuCkISs. NsERGaSss.A JET
ykwhLkn, nXYDiZsD yswHLRY, PLAIN
fANs. IVORY sAN-. PERFUMERY, PER.
tMERY STANDS, UMBRELLAs, aud q ersst
NAM other similar good., which would be Just the
articles to give, and which every lady likes to re-
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10y LUTTRELL & CO.,
- Auctioneers, No. 9lT Louisiana avenue
Between 9Th and 10Th stret.ts nnrf hwnsf
rRgsTEEs LsoEYAtgABLsI IMPROVED


TRUSTEES sALroF VALUABLE IMPROVED
khAL ESTATE ON WEST SIDE OF 90
BhTWEEN STa ABB 10Th AND AND q
SIS NORTHMEST, CONSISTING Or A 3.
sTokY PRESSED BRICK DWELLING.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date
q: June 18Th, A. ID 1872, and duty recorded In Lii
aber No. 6S3, folio 2ia, one of the land records
Tor Washington county, in the District Of Colnm
bls, and al request Of party secured thereby, I
VIII sell at public auction. TO the highest bid der,
IN front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, jam
AIRY 18th, A ID. 1874, at O'Clock o. m, sll that
certain piece parcel Of ground In the CITY
of Washington, In said District, and known Is Lot
numbered one hundred and thir -tWO (lss , ia pa
Vid l.. Morrison and others subdivision of square
numbered three hundred and ty-tve. SIS said
srbdivis,n is recorded in "H u. j." No. I. folio
O. one Of the books IN the Surveyors ofice Of said
city and District, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale: 0ns-thrd cash, gof which $50
mus b. paid time Of sale } and the balance In sS
and twelve months, to be secured by purchaser =
note, b. airing pr cent. Interest until paid and
deed OF trust on property sold. CSuvey sncing and
recording AZ purchaser cost II terms Of sale are
not FLIED with in six days af,er sale the trustee
Reserves the right TO resell risk ami cost Of de-
fsuliing purchaser.
VIM y. HOFFMAN, Trustees.
deos0-d GUTTRELL & co kucts.
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SCARFS AND TIES.

Every mother should surprise her with one o Z
Wslch MsrGeison & o.. = WINDSOR SOARFS, or
aCHHkCEILOR,O or PRINCE TICK, or = neat
BLACK BOW, BLACK TIE, or FANCY TIE.
Trey have splendid assortment, and o heater
pres could not be thought Of.
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SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS.

Wives, save few impetusc5 words from your
husbands, when they md g button of o their
shirts BY selecting nest and be antful set OF GOLD
STUDS LOCKWOOD, HTFTY & TAYLOR
have yerv large stock. and thsir stock Of neat and
nobby FRENCH SLEEVE BUTTONS can not
be surpassed in this city.
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HANDKERCHIEF.

They have them With INITIALS, PLAIN, HEM.
sIlTCBID, FANCY RoRDER5, AOK BOR
DEkc, PLAIN aud FANCY SILK, which will
make an sPprDprists and acceptable present 10
etther . iady OF q gentleman
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hAsKkD RAID Oh tbs JAM IN CARoLrss
CotNTr, MD.-As vet al efforts 60 recover the
desd body OF the supposed murdered man pm
hps IN Caroline county, Md, have been una
Nsiling. The Denton Journkl saws = - RE
belief u that Din aud Blades, nov IN j.II on
susIarion, are connected In some way WITH tie
murder and know where the dead body Il. Thts
belief operated 90 such an extent upon the
minds of some citizens on Tuesda Az night last A
20 ~ due number OF them 90 repair q the isn
IN disguise snd enter " and take theref. ON the
msH BLADES and compel him 20 60 with the q
some distance ron the town, where by the ail
OF rope and threat OF Judge Lynch" thev
hsped 60 make him divulge the where "a q
the dead body. Report saws the experiment
was failure. a. he gave no Information Of tn-
portsnce- The sheriff VAS fastened Ga his ROOM
snd the door guarded 90 prevent his getting ost.
The press aud public sentiment of the tow
very properly condemn the whole affair"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUT IRE DAYS,

Dr b. q. WAkNKh,
- Real Estate BROKER and A uct,onser
No. IVY Tth street, between @ and "a
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Board Of Public Works Of the District Of Ceiumbia
Washington, ID. O., Dec. 9Th, 1873, dec5-td
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EVENING STAR.

TES fN-EsrKEss or TVS FssscE-As
fuels n GAper ssys that the eK-EmpreSs lives
- Jbiseh0rs IN complete retiremrns. The
imperial household At the present moment con-
sssoi on'y six persons. TIE Empress herself
Nile. l'si (h,r nAiesty's cura panierl. D the
Duo &c kassAno. CoRnt ClAry. Or C1nnesa
nnd nT. CorNissrt The Prince imperial hou-
ever strives st Camden Place ever, Sstanday
from hOclSich. With his tutor, A. Pilon asi
y mains With the Empress until Monday. rae
ftinoe is Terorted 70 he making most sstisfsc-
tofy progress with his s,Odies st the Ravai Ntli-
tary academy. One OF the voluntary srNie,ss
Which be selected for study has been the der
nan language, and IN that he he sacceedcS
admirably The Empress seldom zoe. abroad
but takes walking exercise within the pxrk
Before the Emperor's death she was AccuStSmea
90 drive q pair OF ponies, but she hss ne,er
dfivtn them since. Once or twice Mile Lar
nina has criyen her majesty out In the fayorits
pony chase, but the Empress hiss generally pre-
ierred another carriage. Offerings fof tks
Empires shine continually arrive. one OF the
lstsst being eoquet from the market wones
OF Paris The granite s.rcophsgus preses teA
~ her majesty o. the Empress Eagen,e, a. q
receptacle for the remains OF the late y m persr
has, AZ already announced. arrived ct Ijhi.sl-
nun, from Aberdeen. and been placed In the
handsome mortusry chapel which has bees
erected 70 cover the Emperor's tomb.
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CANES AND UMBRELLAS,
MUFFLERs.

nHr ~. ea,d stock Of OAsRMIRB and SILK
dsy. which are Just the thing fer cold
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QT DUNOANsON, DO " LING q 90, Aacts
- Corper 9TH and n str~.tz rorthwpsS
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-17
, NER STREET.,
derer is q slunatic.


I'VE publish in another column COM
munieation from q correspondent on the
above subject, and will be happy to give
the views of any of our readers. "M"
seems wellsposted on the "New Street."
question, and we make no comment, ex-
cept to state, that the position Of our pa
per, with reference to this subject, is sim
ply this: We recognize the necessity
for new streets in all growing towns, but
would urge orr Town Council to use the
power lately given thern with modera-
tion and not arbitrarily; and if it is pro-
posed to pay the parties, whose property
is taken from, q true valuation, let the
assessment. be fair one, and the proper
ty not put Gas we think was the case in
the last new streeD at one-fourth its true
value. Let the over, Of the said proper
ty, too, be consulted, and run the street
where it will do them the least damage.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-17
a TRAGEDY

t1 ~.
On the fourth of July,a youth, the
son of Mr.. Charles II. West, was seated
ina saloon among friends, watching a
game of billiards. Two young men en-
tered, (the' Duffus brothers), their con
duct.was rude and coarse to all whom
they accosted. One Of them bantered
the,occupants of the table to q game for
five dollars, it was declined, and the
towdy then demanded drinks for his
companions. After drinking, the two
brothers, (both stout men) approached
the youth West, and assailing him brutal
oaths, beat him with their fists. The
young man retreated, and attempted to
resent the cowardly assault with q bill
lard cue, which he grasped in defense.
Jas. Duffus drew out revolver, and at
the distance ola few feet shot the harm
less boy he staggered, fell, and died.
One of the.ruffians cursed his CORY body,
and bothleft the saloon. The corpse was
carried to the home he had SO lately left
happy and lit with. promise. His moth
eri saw it; only to- realize her irrepar;7
able loss, shewas lain upon,,her couch.
Her heart cords were too rudely struck,
they broke; and five days after she was
laid beside herchild at Magnolia. We
are. informed that in addition to this
scene of woe the aged mother of the MUIR
derer is lunatic. 81 Gie. saI aI,
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COMMUNICATED.
FoRr Io1rE. JuIy 8. ISL

FoRT MoITE, July 8, 1873.
MIR. EDIToR:-My attention has been
called to communication in your issue
of July Sd, a portion of which reflects on
the Post Masterat Fort Motto, to wit:
t'What must wea'do when our papers
and letters cannot be received from the
office. where they are seut2 i did not
get your ever welcome TIMES, last week.
and the same with the. s. G. Advocate,
which never fails, unless something is
wrong in the p. o. Iialsos had very
important letter put in the office at
Orangeburg on the 21st, which has not
reached me yet. Now Mr. Editor, if
your paper HAD been the only one missing
1 should have blamed you, but when
they are so many missing at one time
the fault is at Fort Motto. Can you
please call his attention to the fact, and
perhaps itmay be of some good to our
community" 2 SO
/ have ascertained that the author of
the communication was Mr.J. e. Jones,
his accusations Gre FALSE; his mail is
now in the Office uncalled for, and has
been for some time. ,zst
Very respectfully,
i'a j. CARRODL, p. NJ.
AT Fort, Motto, s. O..
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CAPT L. Al. COYE11,ER

The "News and Courier" informs US of
the death Of this estinubie gentleman,
apd able seaman. TWAS our privilege
to know intimately both. himself, and
Capt. Fem Peck. whose decease we noted
in our last, and having experienced
many attentions at the hands Of 10th, we
fningle our sympathy upon their demise
with that Of nm army Of friends. An in
cident that occurred with us once when
travelling under the care sof Capt. Cox
exter, comes wildly up. The Over
glade" was making an outward trip, the
wind stiffened from the Southeast to n
furious gale, and her double engines were
being worked by hand under the heavy
surging Of the vessel. The pilot directed
the wheel under the direction of the
Captain, who stood near by and intima-
ted his orders bya wave of his hand
The decks Of the steamer were swept by
the. sen, and only the seamen could keep
their feet. The Captains eye was strain
ed windward, and his anxiety was mani
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Tribute OF Respect. q ;i,..c

Ata regular communication of st. Mat
thews Lodge No. 145, A, f. NJ. held on Sat,
urday, July! 5th, 1873, the following tribute
Of respcctwes unanimously adopted: efii2
q "Behold what havoc the acythe of time
makes among the human race eIf by
. chance weshould escapeIthe numerous evils
incident to childhood and youth, and with,
health and yigor arrive ct tho years of
manhood, yet withal We must soon be cut
down by the all devouring soytho Of Time,
and be gathered unto the lend where our
fathers have gone before us !'' nj - asl9f
Thus has :our beloved brother, Senior De-
con H.. w. SMELL, passed away. May we
ever strive to emulate his exmaple, fever be
true and faithful. And may We live and die
in love with our brother, no that when our
race is run, We too, like him, shall be waited
DER thia tempestous sea of troubles, and be
safely moored in o peaoeful harborj awhere
the wicked cease from troubling, and tho
weary, shall be at rest ~ !, Therefore bo it
Raolped, That in tho death of our late
brother Senior Deacon I'll. w. SMELL, st.
Matthews Lodge has lost an efficient officer,
and q worthy member, ono whose zeal and
devotion was only equaled by his untiring
services to tho order Of Masonry. .sf
Resoiped, That while we .humbly bow to
the Supreme Authority of the Great Archi-
tect of the Universe, and find consolation
only in knowing that t'our loss is his eternal
gain, ,''yet we, mourn our brother as. one
whose place cannot'Be filled. w ~
(. Resolved, That blank page in our minute
book be dedicated and appropriately in
scribed to his memory. That our altar an
jewels be draped in mourning, and the
Hembers also. wear the usual badge of
mourning for tho space of sixty days, and
that these proceedings be published in the
j. C. EDWARDS,
$50 = Sec st. Matthews Lodge,
8E f2ja a. No.145 a.. F. NJ. ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-17

Test in d lfaBit6f biting the ends Of his
moustache, when worried. The gale in
creased, the steamer labored heavily. and
barely maae headway The pilot watch
ed the monitor wave Of the hand. Fl
.nallY St: Helena was gained and The
tsEverglade' crossed thesbor. The only,
loss sustained was a shortening of the
Captains mustache from the chewing
process.