Alexandria, va. Oct. l9th, ls4t
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I + Yesterday afternoon the Odd Fellows Of Po-
tomac and Mount Vernon Lodges and Marley
Encampment with the Friendship Fire Com
pany attended the. funeral of Mr. William NJ.
Ching, whose mortal remains had been ,brough,
home fordheA purpose of fin,ermept,i Che having
died abroad some,awo or three months since
The high estimation in which the deceased,
though, quite q young man had been, held
large number OF persons and the funeral which
proceeded from the Odd Fellows Hall on CO.
iumbus street to the M. E. Cemetery, was one
ofsst.e largest we have Witnessed forsotne time


The Independent Brass Band underline direc-
ton Of Mr.. Joseph X. Plant performed several
appropriate solemn marches in fine style but
am happy to say, did not return wirti loud and
Joyful music as has usually been done on such
occasions. This band though but a very short
time, in existence, have abundanlly demonsra-


ted their ability and skill, and with another or
ganized about The same lime BY Signor r. Ga


reia, will supply the deficiency of music so long


and sorely felt by our Military and citizens,


and serve to enliven our town; in no small de-,
gree. sta n05pui,lsaIg Mi sln4sa L.