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DEsTRUO1IvR RIRR IN KANSAS.

'" LEAvRNw0Rrn, Kan. Dec Is, 1871.
A special despatch from ssiinA KAN. 70 sns
Thnes says thst twelve buildings were burned n
that place Yesterday. including one livery stable,
harness and saddory store. ono drug store, tive
groceries, ono hardware store two saloons and BAL
lizard rooms Wells. Fsrgo's q Co.'S express once
and Gcis COZ bank. The loss ID from Sso,ooo 70
S7s 600 Tho insurance Is small
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The PACIFIC I COAST.

IS Sentence Tsn.DslIar Murderer. 1a
ts4 .sA SAN FRAN0Isc0. Dec % 1871.
william Donovan the farm laborer who murdered
his employer Mitchell, IN Contra Costa, dispute
over $40, has been sentenced to be hanged hele on
February 10 aHi e4 4fiMseo ST. Is
-. -AFTER AN ALLTcHD DsFAULrER. 2 'tcti,
q. D. NAY, secretary OF State OF Oregon, Is sup
posed defaulter to the smouhr or SlAooa An ofncer
mas been despatched to Salt Lake CITY 10 arrest him.
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Tho Storm over.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. "a. 1871.
The storm has subsided. Tho reclamation lcvecs
and dumps IN the Tule lands OF San Joquin ana
Sacramento Rivers have wnstood the storm sue
cessfuIiy. The reclamation enterprise has received
much new favor. Millions Of dollars viii be spent
in the Tule reclamation project this season.
United States Senator elect A. A. Sargent has
left for washington overland. @- 't'"
Trains now arrive at Sacramento from the East
regularly. hesasE silsqt.is ~ nN
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Government Resolution Regarding the Military
System in Cuha-Ths Parliamentary
ae'a1 Assemblags Postponed y Tf
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID. Dec. 25, 1871.
Admiral Topete. Minister or the Colonies has an.
nounced his intention OF making reform In the
volunteer organization IN Havana.
Reinforcements continue to 20 forward 10 Cuba
TO aid In the suppression or the insurrection in THAT
Island. ~
PARLIAMENTARY PosTpoNEMENT.
The meeting OF the Cortes has been postponed
uali the 20tn OF January.
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BLACK BORDER RUPPIANs.

N..I ST. LOUIS Dec. rs. 1911.
despatch from Memphis says reports from
Cnicot county. Arkansas state that the negroes
SUN hold the town aud are pressing IN horses and
supplies, and mad made prisoners Of many white
men, rearing the whites will arm and drive them
from the county. Tncy are being reinforced almost
daily. NY 49,. ...s y
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TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD TRAINS SNOW
BOUND.

--1------. 49,. ~ OMAHA, Dec. 2b, 1871. m
Rawiins Station reports that no trains have
rasscd either way since the 2lst and no prospect OF
any passing within two or three days. Laramie
station reports that no trains havc passed there
since Saturday. Cheyenne reports three trains
lying there for the West ri f7sf8 elt0 oeg rs~s
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MAILs FOR EUROPE.

the steamship CImbra win leave this pors q
Tuesday for Plymouth ana Hamburg.
The mafs for Europe viii close st the Post once
a. eIcven O'Clock A. NJ
+ TnR NEw YORK IlERaLD-Ed6oa for Bsrope--.
will be ready at half past nine O'Clock 10 ~ megap
Ing ,... =, s.s.s.i..,.4s. 80, 49,. \. ys.fse.
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The WEATHER REPORT.
-.Nf fniN A IL WAR DBPARTMsNT,
OFFICE OF rHB CHlEF SrgNAL OrPlcEW.
nLl WASHINGTON, D. O.. Dec. 26-7 2. AZ. J

OFFICE or THIS CHlEF SruNAL OFPtCEH. ti
q. WASHINGTON. D. e.. Dec. 25-7 ?. A.
synopsis for the pust Ttce,ap.to,r Hours.
The barometer has changsd out little since sun
nav afternoon In the Southern and Gulf States. and
partially cloudy and clear weather has very gcner-
Ally prevailed with fog. on the coasts during the
night Tne low barometer which was in western
Illinois has moved northeastward 70 Maine. Tue
pressure has fallen In the MIDDLE States Fog and
cloud have prevailed nom New Jersey 10 Maine
and west ward to Michigan Ncrthefly winds
aud show arc reported on tho southern
extremity OF Lake Ere and Achigan. The
pressure has riscn during the day, with falling
temperature from Wisconsin TO New York. THIS
afternoons reports from San francisco are not re-
ce,vcd out the storm OF sunday Is probably entirely
cleared away.
Probd bftties
The barometer will PROBABLY rise very generally
on Tuesday east OF the Mississippi River, and clear
weather prevail, with low temperature north ana
west or the ohio valley mild and ios.y weather IN
the Southern and Gulf States. clondy weather con.
t,nue in the lower lakes, with falling temperatures
for on the Middle and East Atlantic coasts Tonight,
followed BY clearing weather on Tuesday. .sI
Dangerous winds are not anticipated Tor this
evening. .tt. !. y. -. ~ <aoro rrf y
Tse weather In This Cify Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty.our hours In COM
parson with the corresponding dav Of last year as
indicated by the thermometer al hudnurs Pharmacy,
gHERALD Building. corner OF Ann streot:- .af84
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r9ca a ins- CINCINNATI. Dec. 26. 1871.
Jesse r.. Grants condition mas changed but
little since saturday. lie can talk more distinctly
but 10 quite feeble ami his mind continues to wan
der. His recovery is considered yery doubtful.
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ST. LOUIS HAS NO saALLPox.

Sr LOUIS, Dec. %. 1871.
The Chicago tribune B mistaken when H ststes
that smallpox Is prevailing hero ~ epidemic. The
mortality list here last week only seventy mine,
and there was nor . single case OF smallpox 70.
rCrted
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THE KNIGHTsTOwN a0LDIERS HOME
31' rs lo BURNED. e a1A2YA y
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2S, 1871.

A special despatch from Dayton Reports that the
soldiers Home at Knigntstown, Ind, was burned
tins morning The inmates viii be transferred 70
the Dayton soldiers Home. The loss or insurance
ON the building not stated. sG8 eaIlA hH8In tnf .
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a9 NAsHvlLLR Tenn, Dec. aS. 1871. -
Mrs. sauriovant. wife Of the superintendent of tho
Institute for Bind, lost her Inc last nighs By the ex
posiop OF coal Oh lamp III 16 enira on
Tne weather hsrs n ~ Smad ana ~ hs9uttiua ~
Nav.
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" Araell's Turki.h Bnths. Lrxiagtsa Ave-
nue. corner OF Twony NTH et0entsmea ssesy De-.
and all night ladies day ard evening best vru'ixon hirk
temperature grstcs; advantages uasqnausdg Es
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TERRIBLE GALE AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y, Dec. %, 1871.
There was a terrible gale OF wind on saturday
o,gnt, which carried on the newly erected stceple
OF the Methodist church, und unroofed other build.
tnQg. .MAtN1f .fh "a @4N etsAfsft.t& tHs OIL nt
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Udoiphs VOL ,c's Schcidnm Aromanss s
s,,uN krPs. Among tho complaints for WHOM ".
SCHNAPpa hss been dec.arSd sveetao ~ ns en,oen
phy sclaus VINO have eotrespongea WIN W. s.,.s.s.1
sicHsss ind age egcp. assms gress cois s -
tions o inc SIDNEY and ali cnronic deeSsnA TOT hs
MANI oh n ui-ordss u V now prcacrihc win Errss ~
ress bv more than three thousand medtnN ~.S-~-
80, o.a uails OF the Un,tsl State
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Thc ResiGsstiss ~ As~asssas Asisr~sy 0sae.-
raj Brisssw AoceDseA. . .n..l .
(Washington (Dcc "a oorrespondence oe ths Bostoa
.-.t Adverttxor.I

Assistsnt Attorney GENERAL Brssew ssndere1 be
it has been accepted. When n became generailI
understood tnat Mr.. AkcrInan was 10 retire rom
the Csoanes thcre were many who hoped thss
place, and his name WAS publicly mentioned In
connection with t. This was all without hts
permisslon, however, and he had himself no a.
prati0ns Tor the appointment aud permitted no.
EFFORT 10 be made o0 his behalf by his friends. HlA.
resignation ~ entirely Tor reasons OF q personal
nature, OF which no oxpIanasiOn is due 20 sno-
public. IL MAS not occaslolled by amy 0ffcial un-
peasAntness or dif1culty whatever. C0ionel Bris-
Tow Will az once return TO Kentucky, and 70 Juno
nus partnership In me practice OF tine law with
uelerAl Harlan, who was the republican candidate
for Governor IN the last election campaign. The
Ollce which ne vacates mas Deen oncrcd 70 District
Attorney NOhe. 0f Miss0uri, whose record ~
0ffcer causes him 10 be he'd Ia high esteem by the
authorities here. ..l
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Olrsuonsls isouxh aWd Soid.-(ses. e. Allies,
s4l Broadway, Fourteenth ssseet
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49, 1'f'~' -
- Bs r~~Sns I'm Rss~ <swsw JcweDry.
~ WHOLESALE PRICES.
.gE FINE GOLD EAKRINUS AND PtNn
M n ETRysOAs CAMEss uAkrkr. 40. H4s
y. ONYX AND JET EARRINGS AND PINS
GOLD BAND AND CHAIN BRACELEra
GOLD LOCKErs AND NEcKLACEs.
SEAL RlNvs. AMErHYsr, CAMEO, topaz. Ca e
..4 SLEEVE Bt TfONS AND STUDS. 49, ,n.s
HANDKERCH1HF RfNpS, Glove FASTENERS.
e.. DIAMOND klHQS AND STUDS
Cu1LDkENsS GOLD AMULETS
r4#frTs GOLD WATCH CHAINS. 80 9M ~
NV GOLD T1lIMBLEy
srf 4 ,s SIR PRlCkS BEFORE BUyfNH.
WATCHES AND JEW EIsRY RRPAIKED.. sesfa
GEO. c. ALLEN. s%i Brosdway. Fourtceaih stresl
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.A.-lIerrins's Patent seo
sTg CHAMPION SAPES, -,.af~.@ f..0 tNa
2ol broadway, coruer Murray street,
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New seven t)ctave piano, S2oOt Orsans
ana neiodsons sO and ss cash for the hoa.ys oyass
and Pianos 10 st; monthly payments received y wArsKs
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Stelnway g. scssp ..,..... s.a.s
1KANH SQUARE AND upRsoHf rsAno1
o rsnos laken IN exchange. ulustraed easo cs ss>f
rSs srs,oos 90 s,eswaY Han ioJ and III foaresnss
Ax~k korx
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WASHINGTON. Dec. rs. isvL
Qsscf Dsy and Dsisshtful WsaGbcr.
No business wS transacted IN any q the puDiie
departments to-day. Christmas was observed BY
AL oiSsssA The weafher Was clear ana tho order
throughout the ctty was better thau herstoeuv -
such occasons
Proposed New Caaai Rssss frss she NIssas-
sppt - the Sos.
memorial hes oeea prcssassd 70 CemIresS rdp
tne Georgia Legislature praying the Unused Ssssss
70 devote ten mlicns 70 the constructive or scansl
20 connect the Mississippi with the Atlantic. 4
oasnsel can bc obtained through ueorgla " con-
seouns the waters OF the tennessee sad Goose
iaVen ana the Goose and Oonluiges Rivers ~
osnAa. Ihe ncnent 70 be derived from the work
vnen completed. would be. u claims enjoyed
equally ~ Inc Eastern ana western stalss or -
Unioa ssd fhse Id cass of hostile invssiou, 70
would 10 iavsiusbis 70 NE COVER mess a a m
sercr means OF communication cy which supplies in
large quantities. could 10 cheap,y and ssfeiy trans
ported rom the West the East snd that for tnsss
rcascsa. it aay Jusuy and prsssess - oonssdsred
National work The Impoverished condition OF the
south. 10 adds. precudes the hope that this WORK
can 10 successfully prosecuted, ef1her 20 . 6eAse
work or ~ PRIME enterprise, for many years. In
freedom rom scs al she ycAs round b pointed out
aud the absence ofa necessity for traaasipmens or
marine insurance. IL says that the grain regions OF
the Northwest demaud an Quiet which viii be
cheaper shorter than the existing ones to make
corn raising scnuaeratve. Thfs rouss would meet
both ends. Il AYERS, saving 2s2 miles from st Louis
to the sea- Georgia. and su mica 70 the Georgia
sea ports instead Of 10 New York By lakes ana the
hric Canal u says freight coad be tsansported by
The new line from 81 Louis 70 savannah 1T - 50 .
sons and corn At twelve cents Q bushel. II would
take The grant oither Ia donation ol land or b. o.
loan oil the credit OF the govcrnmcnI
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The best Fseliday presewt-A sswsnx M,s e
chine and the heat sewing machine 'fi"renee y
Union square, New YORK corner Fulton aod 1A5 "'ees''
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CristadorS's. Hair Dye ha. ne isasll IL tAs
world 10 the safest an most rsa,is os any Soil cvsrS
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Halliday Presents Of AM c,iom and Charity
Mans best gift 70 woman the sewing mAchina bet
dearer AZ, than = WHEELER 4 WILSON SAVING nA
CHINE cannot be devised Their reputation too well 60
tabished need and the prices are tnvartAhy "
anti the times. Tho splendid depo, - Broadvay.-Ssw
York Pines.
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Knox Cannot Ne lnsersik,s sf the Pleasure
ne con.ers suffering humanity during these cold days
bv means Of Cans Collars, which are
ngenios1 Devised 70 box sseoGIns Anf y ne tsss
boreas KNOX has Tor these usnefs
psruaenty and sueccsafuily npposDx khoA n:sef
beauty 10 comfort OFT % oevy ou 49,
fully fnrnishipg CApe sne eoe
lara that are warm A well as pie.presQpo
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There are two new theatres IN course OF erection
az Milan. Both will be ere lohg com pleted. =
y The subject OF the London STand buriesgue BY Mr..
Burnand now In rehearsal IS '.Arion and the Dol
phin." '' t.n e6et -'.t 3nr 4
ii. saint. .saens IL engaged TO play his panoforte
concerto, In @ MINOR, and 10 play on the grand
organ OF the Ccrce IN Bordeaux. Ia
Eight performances Of Richard Wagner's "Lohcn-
rr,n', at bologna Drougnt 1000 francs large sum
rich amateur. N. Asantcnew wski, VINO has STUDIED
music IA ieipsic ca Gttyss Is appointed oirecIor ol
the Conscrva ore OF st. Petersburg. srat. t..fs.
Hugo kruger. tho eminent lyrical tenor, died re-
cen,iy In Bcrun orty two years Old. HIS real name
was Baron Won GiIlsrn; his birthplace. Bresiau.
Mile. Teresa CArrenO, says the M@aest,ri, one OF
bo,h in London ana Paris Tor her beauty and talent
IL said to possess me voice and contelnplates
studying Tor the lyrical stage Nsi
Enb,ns,en mas been elected director or the con-
servatorum Of Vienna, the nrst reception OF this
great russian artlst pianist and composer ~ tne
Philharmonic conccrl. sais correspondent, was
ass, feSa,ts but at the termination OF the perform.
ance the new maestro was enthusiastically ap-
plauded-aae p71ydoie otastos M .l gaIl.
The London Sacred Harmonic Society performed
Mendelssohns musIct0 iiacine's SACRED drama oi
"Atnalie,n ane Beethoven's hoant OF Olives = ~
wers Mnie. Cora dc wllhorsL Miss yinta, Mile.
Drasdil, AR. Vernon a,gDy and Mr.. Lewis Thomas.
Mr. Henry Nichols read the illustrative verses 10
| .Atnallc,n Sir Micnael Costa conducting. ft4Ui
During a grand night rehearsal OF new ballet,
.ljn PATIO iniernaie,r py SIxnor Pratesi al the
Tea 70 Apollo Rome, one OIL tue scenes caught nre.
| IucHily Tue nre was extinRushed, thanks 10
the ana pr or mind OF one oil tho car
nenterx out lot nc ore some oil the corps DE- oauet
mad ia.nted away, tee spot, and others had run
! awaJ 10 a nelgnboring calt. t
1 company OF very fourth rate singers are giving
sor,e most iaug eDlo performances OF I'll Trova
| ,oir' MI tne Ieairo Ponteama, Mlan. Que can only
wonder al the good hiiianese suffering such an ex.
nvon pa ,neI IRE VERY csyacioIs nnncv os.sris nei
/ IN order 10 laugh at some miserable entertainments
4 They d,vert themselves al one OF these entertaln'
/ yn,.ris In a manner entirely their own, taking
dti,rnt IN completely drowning the voices ol trt
s,nrcrs aud orchestra by talking loutS, taughlAR
4 blowiNx shrsl, whistles, Stamping coughing aft
1 troncal applause
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BARGAINS ia siiver.Wsre. fsM tr
- l.- WHOLESALE PRICKl, II ..1tsta
GEO. q. ALLEN. 04 broadway ncsr fourtesnth ssresl
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never falls to restore the csior ftse hair. rrvM
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rear. ....... ......... ............
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u.s: sS s!Si So lssa Msg:a 81;

A.-For q stylish and Eissnps Hsllds v Iuns
70 a eel 10 The ls Nassau
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~yarr rnx~Fr-v
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Miss KCllUEa In Oratorie.

entllsastic audience, drawn together by the unlail.
ing attraction Of tina. greatest Of all musical works.
s'Ihe Measah," and the announcement OF the ap-
pesrance OF the CAsta Diva Of America, Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg. The chorus was selected from the
Mendeissohn Union, with Mr.. A. Rein, Jr., IS con-
ductor The mighty chOruses OF the work wero
gaven IN admirable style, and even the small
ofcnestra with the exception OF being occasionally
ont OF tune ss far a. tho strings were concerned,
was better tnan what Is generally heard In
oratorIo In this city. Much credit Ii due to
the conductor for this gratifying result. MISS
Kellogg proved herself as thorough and II accom-
plished IN aIttAt In OratOri0 ~ she Is known IN
opera. She Sang lieJ0ace Greatly" "vOGe unio
Him, y 'ii0w beautiful are the feet" and II know
purity and earnostness Of defamation aud warmth
Of feeling which showed an intimate acquaintance
with b department. or music tnat surprised even
those accustOmcd 20 her srfumphs on the Operaiic
stage. Her versatility 10 nl0sc s certainly remark.
able, as she did no! eviDce tine slightest tendency
towards operate style In her singing last evening,
but would have heen regarded ~ stranger as
an artist who made Orutorl0 her sole study
in music. Ncxt to Mss Kellogg we have
Ster1iba. whose noble Comtrnlto voice was never
heard 10 better advantage. IL would 90 dinlcult TO
point out another con ratio In America who has
reached suCb high standard rs n thorough artist,
and the ppeRrance Of Miss sterling IN CODcert or
interest Both OF these ladies', 10y their artistic rem
derlng or Handlers music, formed pleasing cOh-
trass their immediate predecessors In oratofo az
lie same hall. The success Of the two gentlemen
who undertook the tenor and bass solos, Messrs.
ROmegu and Reanmertz. was In an inverse ratio TO
that OF the artists we have lust mentioned. More
desirable expon ents Of oratoro could certainly be
founu IN this CITY, -. ..s n lras,l ls
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pented Of his evil courses, and wholly re-
formed his Crusader.

HIsToRICAL PARALLELS Coincidencea
which seem to show how every successive
act of faithlessness on the part Of France
to her character as Eldest Daughter of the
Church, was followed by some reverse to
her arms:
On the 4th of August the French troops
evacuated Rome. On the same day the
French we're defeated at Weisse nburg.
On the 5th of August the French aban-
doned Viterbo. The same day the Prus-
sian army occupied the frontier.
On the 9th of August Gen. Dumont en-
barked for France, at two o'clock in the
afternoon. At the same hour, on the same
day, Mcmahon was retreating, defeated.
At Eve o'clock on the same day the
French banner was taken down from the
bastiOn of Civita Vecchia. At the same
day and hour two French colors were taken
by the Prussians.
On the 9TH of August 1000 French SOL
diers left Rome. The same day 1000 French
soldiers were taken prisoners by the Prus-
slams.
September, 1860, the defenders of the
faith fell at Castelddardo, Napoleon being
an accomplish. September, 1870, Napoleon
and all his army fell into the hands of the
Prussians at the battle of Sedan.
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WE MEET UPON ALEvEL.

We meet upon Level and We part upon the
What words Of precious meaning these words
Masonic are?
Come e :, rs /; contemplate them, they arg rsF'ly
fu The very seui Of Masonry. these precious
words are wrought.
We meet up n the Level. though from eTesy
station come,
The rich man from bis mansion and the Pc or
man from his home,
For the one mnst leave his wealth and state
outside the Mansions door,
Aud the other 6nds his true respect upon tina
cbeekered foor,
have its due;
We must migIe with the multitude, cold, IN
friendly crew;
gut The influence Of our gathering In memory y
green,
And we hook upon the Level % renew the ipg5y
scene.
There's world where all Is equai-we arc bur
ryiBg toward it fast;
We shall meet upon Level then, when tho
gates Of death are past;
We shall stand upon the Orient, and our Mastsr
To try the Blocks We ossr by his own userriag
We shall meet upon the Level there, bat never
thence depart;
There's Mansion. it's already for each trusting
faithful heart;
There's Mansion and welcome-and, Jnul-
eituae is there,
Who have met upon the Lesel and tried pDon
Square.
Let US meet upon the Level then. while lsboring
patient here;
Let US meet and let Us labsr, though the labor
be severe;
Already in the Western sky the signs bid -
prepare.
To gather our Working Tools and part upon tie
Square.
Hand, round. ye faithful Aasons, form TIRE
bright fraternsl chain,
We par, upon the square below 10 meet in beav-
en- again.
OBJ. what woris ef precious meaning thess
words Masonic are
We NEE, upon the Level and part upca tae
Square.