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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-31


city is large enough to hold the crowds who
wish to attend. Nearly thirteen hundred con.
r"r:ons are already reported.
I ISL Of LETTERS remaining in the Alley.
A. andria, Va, Poatofice March 81, 1877.
Persons calling Tor lcttors will say they Al C al.
vertiscd and give tho date Of the list
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington
Davis, Mile Pitman, &C
Goings, Miss Emma Spencer, Miss Sarah
Harris, NJ re- khots Taylor, Mrs Jane
Hume. Miss Minnie Wood, &C
Je1ere=, Frederick Washington, Henry ,cDi
hendle Miss Sarah
NH lit W. II. BERELEY. +. NJ.
{ USr RECEIVED.
- ALEGANDEk'S
ITD. BUTTON KID GLOVE;
FOX LADIES,
Ia spring Shades ali s.ss
: per pair.
Every par Warranted
NH =! G. G. BERRY.
OrlGE-rhe annual meeting OF the stock
~ holders vi the ALIEN NDRIA MARINE
RAILWAY And SHIP BUILDING co. will
be held at tie Commercial Exchange Building
on TU ESDAi !, April. l571, q! IL! O'clock g. IN.
NH - il WIN. Il. BACON Secretary.
fNU b. Wash Boards Clothes Lines and Pna,
a Buckets, Ero0ms. Scrub and Backing
brushes, stove. Window and Dust Brushea,
Market and Covered Baskets. &c, &c, for sale
at low prices by
Jan 80 r. j. DAVIDSON, l47 hing st.
pAkER'S BEST aud GERMAN SWEET
- CIRCULATE; just received by
jan - J. C.. & r. MILBURN
> HHD3 PRIME NEW ORLEANS SUG-
- 5 K received this day and fur sale chesp BY
feb <. ". AVERY, 20 King ct,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-31
JOB TYPE,

and are constantly adding {" o'i: :''.h. BE-.
which We are prepared to prIn! anything. 3D."
visiting card up to poster.
We guarantee saLiainctIoH III ever ga ."..@
and assure all who may entfu=t lEvif 81"
with as that they will be c.ccHtrI rT"mrN.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
THIRD EDITION.
The War in the East.
THE WAR EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND

THE WAR EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND
coUNTERAcFING WILD RUMoRs, ETC.
LoND N, d &c. 2l.-The Times leading
article this morning is carefully directed
TO allaylne the excitement on Casters
matters, and counteractiDg the effect of
wild rumors, 1t concludes as follows:
mo course can be more reasonable and
obvious than that at this juncture the
government should desire to consult
with Parliament as soon as it Can with
out unnecessary Inconvenience. Whether
they contemplate interference or media
tion, or simply means Of st curing good
position in the final settlement of the
question they cannot but feel the need
OF parliamentary support. AS soon as
Parliam snt is called together we shall
have the main considerations on all sides
of the great issue forcibly stated and
early argued.
SerdgL,o ConSpiracieS at Constant nople.
The Vienna correspondent of the
Times telegraphs as follows: "Althougn
all apprehensions of seraglio conspIra-
cies and coupsd'etat at Constantinople
seem to have disappeared, the least
thing is sufficient TO revive them. Tnus
the unexpected appearance of Suleiman
Pasha at Constantlnople with 10000 men
has given ise to the fear that some hing
OF the kind is impending. In these CIR
cumstanceS IL Is not surprising Uh1t the
Sultan and his governm mt should seek
support In Parliament, and make IL
share IN the responsibility for the course
10 be followed"
| " ote. Il will be remembered that a
previous dispatch said: "rhe Turkish
Parliament, to whom the Porte declared
its intention to submitting the ques ic n +,
will ppose negotiation with Russia ~
The Quadr.laterd and Todle6en.
The Times correspondent continues:
This movement Of Suleiman P4sha al nd
other reports OF the withdrawal of Turk :
ish field forces from about r tsgrad,
seem to Indie tte that in The quadrilat- :
eral, necessary garrisons have been LIFT
to make the best defense they can. l.
appears, moreover, that their energies
will soon be tax ID, for it is officially an
nounced that General Todleben mas
been appointed ommauder~in chief of
the Rustchuk army This looks very
much MS If the sieg of r lsfc luk is i'm
minelt; likewise General 2 mmerman
will probably Seize the opportunity of
advancing against Sillstria. There is
nothing as TO indicate the destination of
bulk of the army of the CztrewItch,
whether it is to advance on Snumla OF
to join the force at Tirnova, and advance
across the b Btlkaus.'
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
OUR FANCY DEPART
MENT

Is crowded with seasonable goods. Among
them will be found some of the greatest
bargains ever placed on "a retail counter.
Some remarkable bargains in initial en-
broiderei handkerchieis at 2j cents, (sold
as a bargain in this city at % crnts) ladies'
and child ems silk handkerchiefs from Is
to 80, Bauste handkerchlefs with beautiful!
silk borders at 60 cents superb assortment
of ladies' and gentlemen's silk muffiers.
scarfs, ladies' embroidered and fancy silk
ties, including the latest European novel
ties. Complete stock of PLAIN and fancy
linen handkerchief for ladies. gentlemen
and children. The largest stock of Crepe
Leisse kuffiing To be found in the city.
A grand display OF plain and Russia
leather pOitemonaies from 25 cents to 80 So.
Ladies' and gentlemen's silk umbrellas
from S3 90 10 $40 90.
Striking auctions in ladies' gentlemen's y
and children's hosiery and merino under
wear. lob" iron frame hose reduced TO
% c..nts, French-fold balbriggan hose re-
duced TO SIN gentlemen's super stout n
hose reduced to 70. children's ribbed hose
reduced from 81 25 to 65 cents, ladies' and
misses fancy hose reduced from 81 12H to
81 90. Ladies, gentlemen's and childrens
merino underwear at reduced prices to
close.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
street does merchant tailoring IN the best

street does merchant tailoring In the best
style.
Howard Simpson, No. 8 East Third
street, makes up clothing from the best
Iorelgn and domestic goods, in the best
possible manner
christmas < oceries in great variety
ana at the lowest rates can be- obtained
from Thos. NJ. Weir, No. 1909 Market
street.
All the latest new books and magazines
anu large assortment Of Christmas
goods can be found at e. s. r. Buffers,
No. 420 Market street
flanos, organs, and all kinds of musi
cal Instruments are sold cheap at Robe
lin Il Bros ware rooms,
AT James Curran's market house, No.
H. fourth street, turkies, meat and
other provision are on hand.
general assortment of articles of all
descriptions will be found at ID. H. Coyle
" CO.'S auction rooms, No. E. Fourth
street.
Fashionable furniture of all descrlp-
lions, very cheap, at j. Il j. N. Har.
mans, No. 4l0 King street.
Fine fancy slippers. which make ela-
CANT presents, can be obtained al ID. Nc
Cusker's store, No. PIG Vest Second
street.
Pianos aud organs are sold on easy
terms and at low prices by Smith &,
Allen, in the Masonic Temple.
For stoves aud house furnishing goods
go to II. Morrison, corner of Third and
and Shipley streets.
AT Adams & Bros great variety
store, NO 506 Market street, an endless
assortment Of toys can be found.
At the 30 cent store, Eighth and. Ma, ket
streets, holiday goods of all descriptions
are sold at the lowest prices.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
SFECIAL NOTICES.
+. K um X keI'S Bitter
Wine Af pnnl.

las never been known to fall in the cure
'rakness, attended with symptoms, in
lO>iiion TO eXertion, loss of memory,
achlly OF breathing, general weakness,
1or Ol disease, weak nervous, trembling,
adiul horror OF death. night sweats cold
Il weakness, dimness of vision, languor,
EelNal lassitude of the muscular sys-
q, enormous appetite, with dyspeptic
Neln, hot hands, flushing OF tile body,
ilrSs of the skin ,pallid countenance and
4 f'plons on the face, purifying The blood, ,
nm The back, heaviness OF the eyelids,
1leit black spots flying before the eyes,
hItlnpOrary sutfusion and loss of sight;
. Il OF attention, etc. These symptoms
hlSe from weakness, and to remedy
Z, use h. +. kunkePs Bitter Wine of
~. 1t never fails. Thousands are now
ylhg health who have used IL. Get the
anc' Sold only in al bottles. Take
Y +. F. kunkel's.
Az for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron
uuly valuable tonic has been so
longhly tested by all classes of the com
flly lhat 1t Is now deemed indispensa-
ga Ionic medicine. IL costs but little,
,aes the blood, and gives tone TO the
hcl' renovates the system and pro-
how only ask trial of this valuable
rS; Price only 81 per boIIle. h. f.
EyHhEL, Sole Proprietor, No. 259 North
IVY .tl street, below Vine, Phila., Pa. ASK
II Aulkels Bitter wine OF Iron, and take
er, %her, a photograph of the proprietor
'''n wrapper all others are counter
t@are of counterfeits. DO not let youl
rssSl st you any but Kunkel's, which
b1, up only as above represented. You
aple trial.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
r EIIGIOUS-

Y. M; G. A.-The weekly prayer meeting
OF The NJ. z. A., will be held this even
ing, at the rooms S37 Market street, com
mencing a. 1880 All are invited. Come.
The ladies OF the Second Baptist Church
are making arrangements for a Christmas
entertainment for the scholars of the infant
school on Christmas afternoon. The little
folks are anticipating a pleasant time.
Second Baptist Church, corner of Fourth
and French sire Is. Preaching by the pas
tor Rev. X. b. Cook, at 10:3O a. m, and
1880 a. m. sabbath school and PASTORS
bible class at p. m. Subject of Sunday
evening sermon, Paul's Dying Words.
First Baptist Church, corner of Elm
and Jacksonlstreets, T. NJ. Eastwood. pas
tor Preaching at 1920 a. M, and 1880 %.
m. Sunday school meets at 9 a. m. , and Z
p. m. All are cordially invited.
First Presbyterian Church. Market
street above Ninth Rev. F. b. DuVal pas
tor will preach at 1870 a. m. The evening
subject continuation OF the History OF
Redemption Period from Noah to Abra-
ham. This will be the last Sabbath In the
little chapel, perhaps the last sermon in
this ancient building. All are kindly well
coma
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
THE GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. December 2l.-A leading
grain circular in its reference to wheat
says: cite provincial markets this
week exhitit more tone and have mostly
recovered the recent depression. Off
coast and on passage trade is frmer.
On the spot their has been fair busi-
ness since Tuesday. Maize ex quay and
for future arrival has impro 5ed. At
this mal kst to-day there was a better
attendance than usual, Wheat sold aL
a good extent at extrem prices, our last
winter red and Americ IN realizing 1b.
per GENITAL advance. Flour was in mod
crate request without change in price,
Corn was III less active demInd out
Quotations of new and old American
mixed were fully IN tintaIned."
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22

Smith & Allen have just received a
large invoice of organs at their store in
the Masonic Temple, and they have
more coming. Their store is now crowded
with the largest stock of musical goods
to be found in the State. Special induce
ments are offered for the next 30 days /; a
great reduction in prices on pianos and
organs. Make yoAr homes beautiful and
give your children musical education
by obtaining for them piano or organ
If you do not have the money to pay
down, go to Smith & Allen, state your
own terms, obtain au instrument and
then go on your way rejoicing, making
melody in your heart. Remember their
special offers are for the next 30 days,
as their large stock of inttruments must
be sold, aud if you do not want to buy,
call on Mr.. Allen, who has Charge of the
store. He will be glad to show you their
fine lot of goods.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22

Fond of Poultry. For some time past
number of farmers residing in the vi
cinity OF this city have been robbed of
considerable poultry. A strict watch was
kept up for the thieves, and last night
three OF them were captured in negro
shanty in the rear of Stotsenbergs foun>
dry on Front street. Early in the even
ing, Mr.. John Lefevre, living between
this city and New Castle, vent to the
police station and stated that he had Just
been robbed of number of fine geese,
one of which he valued at $40. Upon
learning this, Officer Brickle, of the First
District, watched the house spoken of
and caught The thieves engaged in pick
ing the geese. They were all arrested
and taken to the City Hall, where they
were locked up. This morning they
were gwen hearing aud each held in the
sum of $500 to answer at Court. They
gave their names as Samuel Watson,
BENZ Sterling and John Bush.
PerSondl-Mr. Benjamin B. Comegys,
a well known Delawac' au and brother to
our present Chief Justice, was Yesterday
appointed member OF the Philadelphia
Board of Education. Mr.. Conegys il
President of the Philadelphia National
Bank.
Dr' Lenutl u DTdper, formerly OF
Milford, las at last been restored To his
old position OF assistant surgeon III the
Z. S. Navy, with thirteen years back
pay. 1t will amount to $50, 900 or more.
Hon. b. 7. Biggs, passed through this
city, this morning, on his way to Phil
adelphia.
George V. Massey, Esq, of Dover is in
town to-day.
Entertdinment.-The second annual en-.
tertainment of Prof. Crabb's Model Iu-
stitute came off in the Institute rooms,
SaVille's Building, last evening, in the
presence of large audienc. The pro-
gramme of exercises Was arranged with
excellent effect, and included music, sing
ing, declamations, recitiatlons, tableauX
and dialogues. All the little ones per-
formed well their parts, and by success
fully and efficiently rendering their. ap-
appointments made the entertainment
one of great interest.
Kemard & Co.'S AdUert,sement.-Buy-
ers will find it To their advantage to con-
suit the column advertisements of w. NJ.
Kennard & Co., in t1-day's paper, before
procuring their CT ris mas dry goods.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
ST P AY w A IFS.

Go to church tomorrow.
Hundreds of strangers in town this
morning.
Order your job work at the GAZETTE
job office.
The best local paper published in the
city-the DAILY GAZETTE.
DR.. Gallagher has compassion Oh those
who suffer with the toothache and Is al
ways ready to relieve them at his office,
No. 8. Fifth street.
A mans temper is the most valuable
to himself and he should keep 1t; and
you should keep bottle OF Kings Good
Samaritan cough syrup.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
'ape Worm R e ml OV G d
Alive.

4 Htau ta and all complete in two hours. No
kormois heau Ieau passes. Seat, pin and stomach
Ebms removed by DR.. kunhel, 259 North
|eaG AL street, Advice free. No fee until
EnSDa,Iiiu anu az passes IN one, and alive, DR..
|5lsn,eti 5l"nei Is The only successful physician in
\, ,Wnuhtry for the removal of worms ,and
l6Ddroorrin syrup is pleasant and safe for
Iuhr gu or grown persons. Send Tor cir
Eyri,, UT ASK for bottle of X Kunkel's Worm
|iuv1Ejs, fIlce II bottle. Get IL OF your
''SlSt' 1t never fails. nov2-
R,th n hOE Ihs raam.
IN D. % nr ruhhes, Bath Iowels Bacn SpOnges,
\ eSb 1l ~ soaps in extensiv We variety. Also
kr IuiioVes, Straps, Brushes, &C, of horse
ktIelsS friction Gloves, and many other
'' vi the same classes.
E. .BRINGH URST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
i %'S mIrHcuIOur Curs- for COrns
(.novi nSidsh remedy Of great popularity for
he corns without pain.
L. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market SITS
|s,r., Fine Nail Scissors.
ElDSt u, ana Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
biz h., Nail Files, Nail Brushes, etc., fol
K. .BR1NGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Sis.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
DRESS GOODS.

In addition to a very large stock of these.
goods we nave bought heavily lately of the
sacrifices made by the importers to close
their stock for the season, and many useful
pi piesents may be found here. We shall offer
French Matelasse Debeg-s at 81 cent which
cost 40 cents in gold to land.
A lot of two faced French effect Mate
lesse at 2Sc., reduced from SO. A line of
Bourette dress goods at 25cents; sold within
a few days at 81 cents.
One case American Cashmeres, In all
shades, at 15 cents. Lowest price ever
known on them before has been 20 cents.
A large stock of shawls and balmoral
skirts, TO whic the attention of buyers is
respectfully solicited.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
For the year ending with NoveInb Der
Totals $3.50. 913 {


The averages per day for the month
were 2.77 accidents, or killed, and 223
injured, for the year they were 2. 90 ac-
cidents, 0.S2 killed, and 3.18 injured. The
average casualties per accident Were for
the month 0.277 killed and O.843 injured;
for the year, ,0.329 killed and .272 injured.
The number of injured for the month
was much smaller than usual in proper
ton to the number of accidents. The
great number of deaths from the Ashta-
bula accident last December appears this
mouth for the last time to swell the year
ly averages.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

Our sto * of kid gloves, Giants de Suede.
Castor Buck aud Fleecy-lined gloves Will
excel by far anything OF the Kind in the
city, and can be surpassed by Onlva very
few houses in the larger cities. We will
offer an unusual fine assortment OF our
Trefousse kids in two and three buttons at
at ~ rs and AZ on. The Delorme Ia genuine
French KIDD gloves in two butto IS at 81 %.
Four button Cecile in opera shades at 81 90.
Two b1tton Castor Buck gloves reduced
from 81 90 to 81 20.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22

ID H. KENT q co.,
uforters and Manufacturers Agents for
FRON, 1poN
STEEL,
HARDWARE, HARDWAI
AND COACH MATERIAL.
EsteS IL ihe Largest Stock OF Goods In the
The iInd,eif rIeif line, and best assorted Stock
0o AND DC7 sHIPLEY AND II
NNo zlz ORANGE STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
SECOND EDITION.
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
THE RECORD FOR NOVEMBER AND
FOR THE PAST YEAR.

According to the Railroad GAZETTE
there were eighty-three accidents on the
railroads of the United States during
November, whereby % persons were
killed and 20 injured. Fifteen accidents
caused The death of one or moe persons;
q caused injury less than death, while
AZ, or 566 per cent. of the whole mum Der
caused no injury serious enough to be
recorded.
None of these accidents occurred on
the Delaware, 2. w. q B., or the PENN
sula Railroads.
there was decrease of 13 accidents; the
number of killed was the same, but that
injured was 65 less.
For the year ending with Novern Der
fl1a or1 TO n
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
GREAT REDUCTION
N THE PRICE OF
STOVE S!
H. f. PICKELS,

H. f. PICKELS,
AT THE OLD STAND-ESTABLI HE'D
TWENTY YEARS AGO,
HAS the largest and most com plete
ii stock of stoves ever Offered for saIe
in tine State. Among the Cook Stoves are
to be found the
VICTOR COOK, RELIANCE RANGE,
SPLENDID RANGE, FARMER
CHARM, &C., &C.
A full line of Parlor Stoves, comprising
the celebrated "Anti-Clnker," war; inted
TO make more heat from less fuel than any
other stove in the market. Also. the CryS-
tai Light" "Magic Light" "Labelle Ma
gret," etc.
The "Anchor Parlor Heater" is guaran-
teed to give satisfaction in heating two
rooms. The Harvard Open Fire Heater"
1.-The Argand, )" and a large number of 9TH
er patterns at prices which defy com petit
tion. Call and see for yourselves, and bear
IN mind that this is the only place wnere
the "Ancher Anti-Clinker is TO be procur-
ed. dec7 -2n.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
LADIES' COATS.

We will take advantage of this peroid to
close out our stock of ladies' coats, and
many nice presents may he found in this de-
partment without great outlay of IN 1ney
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
RAIL ROADS.
)HILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON a
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
/ BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 26th, 1877.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
b.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
3, $40, 900. 947, 10 90 a. M, 23O, 46O,
Phlla and New York, 2 90, 5A, a. m. 70 81.
EB SAC, p. m.
Ballnnore and intermediate Stations,
|A g. m.
Altimore and Washington, 70 81, 4 10, S39,
lnl2.d, 1888, 500, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for:
New Castle, go, $50, a. m. 1.15, 6 80, pm.
Wyoming and Intern ediate stations, at
IS M, 10, $50 p, m.
Dsmar and intermediate Stations $50,
.ni 10, p, m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
a. m. 300. $50, r. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, 8 A., a.
Baltimore and Washington, 12 81, 16 a
Tor nther Information passengers are
Erred to the time tables posted at the
pot. II. f. KENNEY,
Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
DIED.

HILDRETH.-In this city on the 21st inst,
at the residence of her son-in-law Joshua
BAKER, Mrs, Elizabeth Hildreth in the
18th year of her age. dec2l-2t.
ERNEST.-On the 2Oth inst, Ann j. wife
of Joseph Ernest, in the list year of her
age.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22

PIANOS AND ORG ANS,
N1-IsNFA from The best makers. Great
reduction In prices. Large
'stock sold on easy payments.
Large stock Accordions, ConcertInas, vi
olins. .Cltherns and and all kinds of musical
goods, stools and covers, for the Holiday
trade. Low prices. Give us call.
SMITH Il ALLEN,
dec17 dim Masonic Temple.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22

The healthy growth of the baby is de-.
pendent upon its freedom from the per-
niclous effects of opium. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is the best remedy known for the
diseases of early childhood.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

AT this department will be found some
beautiful Gard inal table covers and nap
kins. Also, a large stock ofdouble damask
table linens, napkins and doiIies.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22

New remedies and old ones under
new names are being constantly introduc-
ed to the..public, but DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup still takes the lead for the cure of
coughs, colds, etc. Price % cents.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
100 PAIRS OF BLANK ETS,

Purchased directly from the mills which
W. are selling at wholesale prices Beau
tifully EN- brOidered Baby" blankets and
Marseilles quilts. A more acceptable pres
ent in many cases could not be giveH.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
BLACK AND COLORED
SILKS AND BLACK
VELV ETS,

Atthis counter Will pe found some beau
tiful presents which will be forever placed
to the credit of the giver.
We have not space to mention hundreds
of other articles well worthy the early
attention OF ladies desiring choice and use
full goods for holiday presents at prices in
conformity 10 the times.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-22
BLACK FRENCH CASH.
MERES,

OF Lupin's celebrated manufacture, We
guarantee to sell heSe goods twenty per
cent. less than any other hou e in this city,
providing they could be found here.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
RESOLUTIONS of Utica Lodge No. Be-
to Ihe Memory of A. Il. Webster.
a Late Member Thereof

At meeting of Utica Lodge No. IS,
held on the .,tA day OF January, 1877, tie
following resolutions VETS pre.ented by tie
undersigned committee heretofore aP-
pointed, and on motion, unanimously
adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Ally Wise
Mas, II II the Universe te remove our be-
loved brother. "a =. WEBSTER, from our
Lodge and society on eartiI to tbs reward of
the good aud faithful on high. Therefore
be iE
Resolved, 1st. That we unite in no empty
tribute of praise, but desire thereby 10 eX-
press oar heartfelt realization of loss as
with subined sorrow we gaze upon his va
cant place i'll our midst, ana with unaffected
EN- phass join in the teStiqs onial Of his
worth TO the craft, as true and tried ma
son, to his family, as a fond, faithful hus-
band and father; 60 society, an honest and
useful citizen as well as consistent chris
tian gentleman.
Resolved, ID. That though we have buried
our brother out of our sight, we rejoice that
! the fragrance of his life is not confined in
the Sraze but fingers aud hallows the ties
| that once bound u TO him and still sweetly
persuades to an Imitation Of bis virtues and
examples
ResoIsed sd. That we hereby tender the
-tiV of our deceased brother our deepest
, la..-- = their sore bereavement and
5sg to Unite with then. IN me cherished ,l.a,
memories due his worth and -
paid his place of last repoSe.
ReSolred, 4th. That. as a token of res eet
for our departed brother the mem bers OF
this Lodge wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for thirty days.
Resolued, 5th. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes and a copy fur
nished. to the family of our d ceased
brother, and also to JACKSON CLARION for
publiea ton
w. II. SARRETT,
R.W. CHAPPELL,
A. V. Brock.
COmmi. tee