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PARIS ANp NEW YoRK.-Mayor Hall of New
York yesterday received Q dispatch from tbo
been declared Q republic. Flag were at once
displayed on the city hall In honor Of the event.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES

THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE MARCH ON PARIS.
THE PRUsslAas At SoIssoHs, ONLY Ss
MILES FROM THE CAPITAL.
NEW COMPLICAT
Russia Wants Congress Of the Great Powers
PRU SSIA WILL DECLINE.
THE NEW REPUBLIC.
IT ANxIousLY AWAITS RECOGNITION
BY THE UNITED STATES.
COMMOT1ON I'M ROME
REPUBEICANI>M RAMPINT.
Innunerable Arrests for Conspiracy.
THE IMPRESS EUGENE IN BELGIUM.
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BOAT RAcINe By You've woNsx.-The boat
race on the Harlem river New York, two miles,
Amelia Sheehan, and M. Wolston, yesterday,
was won by Miss Sheehan.
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The WORK TO Go ON.-Acting Attorney Gen
eral Talbot has, in response to an inquiry of the
Acting Secretary of the Tr6asury, Hon. w. A
Richardson, decided that appropriations for
public orks and other appropriations for speci-
tic oil jects not annual appropriations within
the meaning Of tie law. This decision reyerses
that Of the First Comptroller Of the Treasury
and Commissioner Of Customs, and relieves the
Department Of serious embarrassment. 1t will.
s'so enable the Lighthouse Board to continue
work on many of their most important strue-
tuIes, and will prevent the suspension Of work
on the New York and Boston post offices.
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PIC MICS. EXCURSIONS. dc.

rOMBINED KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS EXCU e.
" SION AT MARSHALL HALL,
On TIT RSDAI. SLPTEMBER =. 1870.
participated in by all the Lodges OF the District and
the grsndest event Of the season. and ~
q NTH finale 10 summer festivities. Es6ttx(EN
The Steamers WAWAsET apd7E<7xzzo
ABROW have been engaged, and will leave
follows
The Wawaset will leave foot of 7th street at a
ana p nv Guinsnd'- Sd sire. ~ wharf az , 4.
The Arrow will leave Browns 9th street " harf
at ~ =. m snd p N: Guinsnd wharf a. p
Tickets, 81 Cents.
G.. J. l.. FOxWELL.
scott Chairman of the O. smmittee.
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w II. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLoUK
MADE FL TESSEI, DAVIDSON Co.,

OF selected choice WHEAT, by . process known
only 10 themselves, and thoTougbly cleaned by the
Sest patent cleaners. IL now being placed on the
market win satisfaction 20 al who have tried II
GtGTaHfssd sgHdi 20 any tR tAs UiS.Ticf,
Fer sale by most GroeeTs. aulc In
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THE EVENING STAR.
AMUSEM ENTS.

SoHU ErZE EST,
In response to the public desire the Festival o. tie
sCHUETLES yEREIN 6ERnANIA
will be continue on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER :. 1870.
sci THE COMMITTEE.
NATIoNAL THEATRE.
Nm. E sPALDING, SOLE LESSEE AND MANAGER.
GRAND REOPENING
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, September
I2fh and 18Th ls7J.
peaIance ana since their sstnrn from California,
q s The = PEERLESS sss,rps
CHRIsTish; EsELIsE, AND ALICE,
In their great cfIi5STP!f Dts sfsT6Nss sn''d
and their Popular Extravaganza Of
Oh. THE MAN A,TS At THE WHEEL,
Supported ayyRsTSEs y ,hs PsT cG%Vffpyrf nj fsr,L
MATINEE SATURDAY AT TWO O'CLOCK.
WAsHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
Y.M.U.A. CoNs6LiD,rrp LIBRARY,
cornef - oi Ninth f 3 and ID 5 streets.
free: snEseIipiion 70 Library So per aDnnm. q If
RARLow GALLERY
OIL PAINTINGS FOR SALE.
jas, received some nns PIorUKEs 1895 , Resn'
eyenue, bet lZth ana i3th SIS OD-u
s?i y. ssS|on z sna x n .sis ..sits''ns Ne, ss'
NARKRITERS,
No. 4s6 SEVENTH sTREET, between and streets
Era; Doors ADORE Odi F.iIoTs' Hall.
Choice oil Paintings, Engravinys, ChrOmOs, ia.
Also, Largest Stock Pap Hsneings, " indow
Shades, Picture frames. Picture Cord and Tassels,
Rings. Nails, &c in the District.
~TERMS. CASH
Please remember Name and Number. ap25 ly'
AIT REPOSI TORY.
2Ss -" STREET,
Bttssss Tsutssnh and FODfetsta SIS.
Su RAINTIN0s, BNGRAvIu0e,
PHOTOGRAPHS, OHROMOe, g.,
sOGERS GROUPS OF CULPTURD,
ARTISTS MATERIALS,
sTATUETTEs, Ss., D.,
FNfUBY TRAMEs,
CORD AND TAssELs, g., -.
VlLvET PAssK PARTOUTs.
PARLeR BRACKETS. -
HOLIDAY PREsENrs.
% HH A. ". B. SMITH.
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THE PRUSSlAAS At S0ISS0NS, ONLY 6S
MILES FROM THE CAPITAL.
TIIE NEW REPUBLIC.
IT ANXI0UsLY AWAITS RECOGNITION
BY THE UNITED STATES.

CONNECTION I'M ROME
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GRAND EXCURSION TO lORKTOWN.
VI WHITE HOUSE, AND WEST POINT.
The STEAMER LADY OF THE 49,
LANE, Capt. j. W. DENLY, will Sa18,E=5S
make excursion TO the above ZH11xxzEx1s
named places RIDAY, September 9. lS1O, leaving
her wharf, foot Of 9TH street, at p. m, arriving
there the following morning; returning, leaving
sATl kDAf. al .. m, arriving in Washington
Sunday morning.
Tickets for rhe round trip. S5, 20 be had at the
office Of :. p BROWN son, corner of 18th sire 4
and New York avenue. se5d
HELP The ORPHAN BOYS.
GRAND EXCURSION TO GLYMOST ON
NONDAl- SEPTEMBER IL, ls7O,
For the benefit Of 81. JOseph's Asylum. The
steiner awaset will leave Seventh ~N
street wharf at q. m Navy Yard 6s8tesES
wharf at 9. - n aud Alexandria at-Sk7rkxxz3
D. - q n. In the afternoon will leave Seventh
street wharf at p m. and Alexandria at D. m
Leave Glyment at and 10 .. IN. Tickets 81, al
rlittirg gentleman and lady. Meals and refresh
meRts furnished AZ Civ mont
se5-6t COMMITTEE Or ARRANGEMENTS.
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THE NCGARRAHAN CAsK.-To-day, in the
Equity Court, the case OF McGarrahan agt.
the New Idris Mining Company and others, was
argued by Mr.. Paschal, for McGarrahsn, and
Mr.. \. Wilson for defendants; and Judge wylie
made a decree denying the application for in
junction, and resembling and setting aside 30
much Of the order made a few days since as re-
strains or epjoins defendants from receiving a
land patent, for the reason that the New Idria
Company has not been brought in or found with
in the jurisdiction Of the Court.
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W A " 7 Z ID

NOTES secured by deed Of trust
BUSINESS PAPER.
CORPORATION B0EI =. snd
HOUSES, furnished and uni urnished. au3l IN
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

/, Observation-Disclosures advices to
the 10th state the the President had
nominated Gen. Fred Solomon, of Chi
cago, Governor of Washington Territory
He is reported as a German Republican,
who served with distinction in the Union
army during the late rebellion To
every Republican who desires the sue
cess and harmony of the Republican
party in Washington Territory, the news
of the removal of traitor Flanders will be
hailed with satisfaction. This is but the
ommencement, and we may look soon to
see the heads of the balance of the trait
orous ring fall.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

MORE RAILwAY.-Dates to the 7th
from Ottawa state that notice had been
given in the official gazette that an ap-
plication will be made to Parliament at
its next session for an act of incorpora-
tion for company to build railroad
from Ottawa to Fort Geary on Red river,
and thence to the confines of British
Columbia. Also for the construction of
branch thereof from Fort Geary to the
most convenient point in the United
States. With power also to build steam
ers, and other vessels, and to navigate
the river SASKATCHEWAN (?) and its
branches, and the rivers and lakes trav-
ersed by the railroad. Also, that the
credit of the Dominion be extended to
aid such company by granting mortgages
on wild public lands along the route in
proportion as the road proceeds. The
name of the company will be the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad and Navigation
Company,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

The new Governor of Texas, General
Z. J. Davis, says the Enterprise, is na-
tive Southerner, of whom his State and
party may well feel proud. When forced
to fly from Texas, early in the rebellion,
for his Union sentiments, he went to
New Orleans and reported to General
Butler, then in command of that city.
Instead of seeking for safe conduct to the
North, as many of the refugees did, he
asked for power to go back and raise a
regiment. Gen. Butler commissioned
him, and Gen. Davis returned and put
himself at the head of force that did
signal service to the country. He is now
the first elected Republican Chief Mag
istrate of Texas.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

In Detroit, on Friday, woman called
at the Office of a surgeon with babe
about three months old in her arms, and
begged that something be done to remove
disfgufation, consisting Of figure Of
the image of spotted snake, which ex-
tended from the outward corner of the
right eye to point on the right shoul-
der The mother seemed nearly crazed
at the idea that her child must carry the
horrible disfguration all its life. as the
surgeon informed her that nothing could
be done to efface it,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15


SUcoEssFUL.-It would seem from
the report of Mr.. John Meacham and
DR.. VIM. Mckay to the Salem States
man, that Indian Superintendent
Meacham has met with good SUCCESS in
his recent expedition to the Indian
country. All the Modocs were induced
20 come In, and all the Indians from
Goose Lake to Camp Warner also, making
over seven hundred removed to the Kali
math Reservation These Indians are
comfortably provided with log tene-
ments, with abundant provisions, cloth
ing and blankets for the Winter. The
blankets and dannels were manufactured
at the Ashland Mills, and are of excel
lent quality. The great fighting chief,
Ocheo, and other chiefs, are SO well sat-
isfied with their quarters, that they have
requested permission to bring more In
dians in to live on the reservation and
il is thought many more viii come in.
The rsfraetoxy Snakes at Camp Harney
could not be induced to come in. They
are influenced in this refusal by We-ah.
we-wa and tho old chief Winnemueca
: 90 well known at Washos.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

It was found necessary to subdue the
elephant, Romeo, at Covington, Indiana,
lately. To accomplish this he was thrown
down and his legs fettered, and then for
eight hours he was belabored with stout
iron rods and wounded with the spear in
Vulnerable times. When released from
his bonds he rose to his feet in a very
sorry plight and as his keeper said, a
child could drive him with rye straw.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

NEXT WEDNESDAY. = The Union
Republican State Central Committee
will meet, by order of the Chairman,
Maj. Ne. p. Berry, at the Office of Hon.
j. II. Mitchell, Portland, on Wednesday
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to designate
the time and place of the holding of the
Union Republican, State Convention fol
1870.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15
Letter From the Capital.
SALEM, Jan. 18th, 1870

SALEM, Jan. lAtn, lOto.
Now that we have two dailies, for you
must know that Beriah Brown has COM
menced the publication of daily edition
of his Press, it seems as though my
semi occasional scribblings can be dis
pensed with, but I make another effort
to interest the readers of the REGISTER.
While speaking of papers I may be
permitted to tell how much amusement
is made for the outsiders by the war go
ing on between the publishers of the
Statesman and Farmer. It is impossi-
BILE to tell yet who has the best of the
fight; but it is conceded by majority
that the Farmer man will more than
keep up his end of the fight. 1t Is to be
regretted that public journalists will
engage in such personalities. l can but
hope that the journals will devote their
whole attention and space, the one to its
politics, and the other to the agriculture
of the State.
| POLITICAL.
Well, you are to have the whole body
of Democratic politicians with you in
March. / have no doubt that your city
Marshal will treat them with distin-
guished consideration, and show them
around where the requisite fiery liquids
are dispensed. But have you heard how
the several proposed candidates sought
to further their chances of success at
the meeting of the Central Committee in
Portland? Well, you must know that
there are many more seekers after places
than there are places to be filled. It
seems that Hon. Ben. Hayden, of Polk
and Hon. L. F. Grover, of this place,
are candidates for the Congressional nom-
ination. Hayden being an honest and
out-spoken politician, has not concealed
dis desire for the chance of going to
Washington. He and some friends de-
sired that the Seymour vote, which all
know indicates about the true strength
of the party, should be taken as the basis
of the representation in the State nomin.
ating convention. To this Grover and
his friends made serious objection, as
that would reduce the number of dele
gates from this and other counties where
the latter expects to get votes to set him
out before the people in the coming can
vass. So you see that the unanimity
prevailing in the party SO boastfully
spoken of by party organs, may be only
the thin crust over burning volcano
At any rate, Ben. Hayden, who ha
always been ready to speak for his part,
and spend money according to his means
while the more wealthy have taken thei
ease, is likely to be pushed aside to Civ
place to the rich man. However, tn
funeral is none of ours, only 1 90 ne
t like to see the working politicians i'm
posed upon by the monied aristocracy.
OTHER THINGS.
Next week the Board of Managers G
l the Oregon State Agricultural Societ
meets at the Secretary's Office in thi
! city, to transact business connected wit
the future of the Society.
: To-day the wind has blown gale
and at times last night the rain fell i
torrents Since the break up of tn
, cold weather on Monday last, one inch {
) rain has fallen here. d.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15
CHEAP SEWING MACHINES.
Executor,s Motaee.

1UyHE undersigned has been appointed by tno
County Court of Linn county, oregon. 2.
Executor Of the last will and tes.amen. .,.. -
SAMUEL II. RrTrER, DECEASED, late OF salu counsy
Persons having claims against said essate, VIII
present them, duly verified. TO the undersigneu' m
al his residence three miles northeast o. LeDanon
~ ','1 J. R.. SMITH,
December 18th. lse9-16w4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

There is station on the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad called
Hanna, in honor of deceased citizen of
Fort Wayne. A train stopped there the
other day, and the brakeman, after the
manner of his class, thrdst his head in
side the door and called out, g Hanna" /"
loud and long. A young lady, probably
endowed with the poetic appellation Of
Hanna, supposing he was addressing her,
and shocked at his familiarity on SO short
an acquaintance, frowned like thunder
cloud, and retorted, shut your mouth p
He shut it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

WOODEN RAILwAYs.-Aw wooden rail
road has been laid on a new plan in Mon
treal, and is complete success, if report
ID true. The rail is composed of upright
blocks, three and half inches thick and
seven inches long, resting on two longi-
tudinai stringers, eight inches deep, one
ON each side, checked out or raboted an
inch deep and five inches wide, SO that
the upright projects two inches above the
top of the stringers, which are bolted
together. Such track will bear engines
of twenty tons weight, will last long
time, and will not cost more than one
fourth as much as iron. The greater
width of the bearing for the wheels is
an important consideration. 1t would
not cost very much to try this plan fol-
street railroads.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

LANDS SoLD.-The Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railroad sold S650,000
worth of lands last year. The sales of
the Kansas Pacific were much larger.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15
STATE ITEMS.

The Oregonian estimates that the sum
of 1866 900 per year is expended in
Portland for ss drinks" Liquor dealers
paid into the city treasury for the year
1869, about $4,000 for license.
Applegate is confined to his bed by
severe sickness.
1 From the Salem Statesman we learn
that little five year old son of Mr.. S. P.
Farrens, of Howell Prairie, received a
kick from a horse on Sunday, which
crushed the brain SO badly that the brain
exuded from the wound. As much as
twoiinches square of the skull was taken
away by the surgeon. 1t is thought the
boy will recover.
Col. Nathaniel Ford, of Polk county,
died on the night of the 9th inst, aged
70 years He was an old resident OF
Oregon, having came here in 1874.
Our readers will remember the mystic
rious disappearance of Col. Neyce, from
Albany, couple Of years since. The
Mountaineer now says that he and his
wife, VINO left some time afterward, are
living at Omaha and doing well.
we learn from the ddzefte tnat Mr.
Roland Chambers, of Kings Valley
Benton county. died instantly last Thurs
day, while standing in the road talking
with another person.
The people of the Dalles have resolved
to build new and commodious schoo
house.
james Crossen has been appointed
Marshal of Dalles City. vice Ruffner
resigned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

CoNFIRMEp.-Then nomination by the
President of Lorenzo Sawyer as Judge
of the Ninth Circuit, has been confirmed
by the Senate.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

There il proposition TO have the
United States enact . general divorce
law, which shall have uniform applica-
tion in NIL parts Of the country. That
would deprive Indiana of large source
af revenue.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

INAUGuRATIoN.-Go Chamberlain,
of Maine, was inaugurated at Augusta,
January 7th. In his message the Gov
ernor pays a deserved tribute to the
memory of the late Senator Fessenden.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

FROM MExIco.-Adyices from the
City of Mexico to the LIST, say that Gov.
Seward is still at the Capital, but would
soon take his departure.
Great freshets had occurred in the
province of CHA Pass. The water COM
pletely washed away many of the farms
lying on the. borders of the rivers, and it
was computed that no less than 1000
lives were lost.
Gen. Negrete's partisans had invaded
and captured Los Hibres.
The revolution in San Louis Potosi is
increasing. In Puebla the insurgents
had captured several towns, defeating
the Government troops and capturing
and executing Gen. Becardo.
The estimates for the War department
for the coming year were 81 900, 600.
Fears were general that the revolution
was daily increasing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

The right man in the right place
husband at home in the evening.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15

IF young lady bids you take heart,
does she mean that you can take hers?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-01-15
BAzzAR OF BEAUTY /!
&2- Full Descriptive Catalogues now ready.
&a- Call early to secure choice gifts.
S. J. MCCORMICK,
sm6 Agent for Santa Claus.
w altman w atches.

Let every one who wants Watcn, read this
carefully.
Especially if in some remote out-of-the-way place
Now that the railroad is open, we propose to
give the residents of OREGON the opportunity of
getting single genuine Waltham Watches Mt the
The Lowest Who'll lesale New York Prices
We sell more Waltbam Watchesthan any other
establishment in the country, either wholesale or
rotail send great numbers to every section of
the country by Mail and Express, carefully pack
ed, and in perfect running order. Our plan is
this YOU want a Watch, and see our advertise
ment; now, we want you first to write ts us for
our Descriptive and Illustrated Price List We
will send it, postpaid, by return mail. 1t
plains all the different kinds tells the weight and
quality of the cases, with prices of each; you
then make a selection of the kind you prefer, and
send us your order. We will then send you tho
Watch by Express, with the bill to collect on de-
livery. We give instructions to the Express
company to allow you to open the package and
examine the Watch if it suits, you pay and
take it /; if not, you under no obligations to
receive it and if it is taken, and aferward does
not prove satisfactory, will exchange it, or
REFUND THE MONEY.
As an indication of the prices, we will quote
one Watch of our list. The p. S. BARTLETT,
Lever Movement, with Extra Jewels, Chronome-
ter Balance, Patent Pinion, Patent Dust Cap, and
all the other late improvements, in q Solid Coin
Silver case,
$28 in Grcenbacks, or about $40 In Coin.
All the otner xmas hotn goio ana shyer, IN tho
same proportion. Do not order Watch till you
have sent for Price List, MS it contains great
deal Of information regarding these Watches that
will enable you to make an intelligent selection.
Don't forget, when you write, to state that you
saw this advertisement in the ALBANY REGISTER,
and you need not put in stamps for return post
age. Address in full,
HOWARD CO.,
Jewellers and Silversmiths, 61s Broadway, Ny.
We refer, by permission, to
/ Messrs. WELLS, FARGO q CO., N. Y. and San
/ Francisco.
I. w. RAYMOND, Esq, T. R. BUTLER, ESQ.,, d.
c.. HOWARD, ESQ.,, San Francisco.
w. S. HoBARA, Virginia city, Nevada.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-26

field, Il IN IN the cf6S"s and the sanctu.
| ary. IT. hns lcmnn .r,tna tic posi-
bility of acti ,g undo the most trying
circun>tn"c,> with IN hnbi.ual refer.
cnce -" pc,soual .p' essence, and
providr til agency of lis God.
q eat, th are said to Ne fatnlists.
Nap"l,o.. ,ct that h. was "man Of
destiny" But our christian patriot
ctel under the al! ting conviction
thnt .,h, .rr1 of a gYol man are
ordered hy tho Lord " His religious
convict II arc ,Xrrt sd in his order
to his soldiers in net rehcs 20 q day of
fasting. r. s.. ~
"SoLptEns ! lot H.. humble u,,r-
selves before .0thc !, .ra, our God,
asking, through Christ, tho forgive
ness OF sin" S'f'' q '.'" '"'}"''
What rcbuEo is such Il life to
those who arc now sacrificing truth
aud honor, justice aud. religion to
selfish ambition What a. scnthiug
tcproof to me,ccuary dcmagogucs and
j"bbng' politicians, who would sell
their country for gold, aud blast the
last hope of liberty, for the paltry
cmolup'cnt Of Office. The best homage
we can pay the ,ncmory Of our hon
ored chicftain, is to initiate his exam
Pie, "to play the mrn" to copy his
stern sense of d~tN his nn~lii%l ambi.
tion, h's supreme regard Tor tho w'2|
and glory Of G3,l lie, the issue be
what it may, ,slet God do what Scrm.
eth good" let us "rlay the men," in
faithfully performing the dnty Sc owe
oHf country, Mt this dreadful crisis.
Let Us preserve and tran4mt to our
the patriotism Of our horoio
dead.
Upon the conclusion Of Mr.. Braok-
ctrs remarks, and whilst each f,cc
seemed expressive Of individual sad
ness, Mr.. B. r. Stuart moved that tho
meeting adjourn.