Finch's report to Peter McDougall was more than verified by the order sheets, and the observant Peter, keeping track of things during the succeeding weeks, noticed with quiet satisfaction that not a single order Was canceled.

He canceled the date and we went up into the box and stood in the receiving line for wine agents.

Thereupon Sweden canceled the charter of 1815 which governed the union of the two countries, and King Oscar declared Norway to be again separate and independent.

The offensive resolutions were canceled; and, when he had therefore opened the session in a dignified and conciliatory speech which was chiefly of his own composition, the president, M. Pastoret, a member of the Constitutional party, replied in a language which was not only respectful, but affectionate.

All measures voted against them he canceled, all who had plotted against them he chastised, and recalled such as were in exile on their account.

The second mention of Eliza was also in connection with Corinna in a passage now canceled.

In order to correct the error, I have canceled the temporary commissions, and now revoke the nomination which I made of the said Jonathan Palmer to the Senate. TH.

It is well understood that the trustee has not redeemed and canceled the outstanding notes of the bank, but has reissued and is actually reissuing, since the 3d of March, 1836, the notes which have been received by it to a vast amount.

By that time every bond of the United States that could be called in and paid at its face value had been canceled.

2. In May, 1878, it was ordered that when a greenback was redeemed in specie, it should "not be retired, canceled, or destroyed, but shall be reissued and paid out again and kept in circulation."

Your commission is canceled.

I've done some hard thinking since I got word this morning that my commission was canceled, and I have reached an important conclusion.

First the exclusion of rum was repealed, then the introduction of slaves on lease was winked at, then in 1749 and 1750 the overt importation of slaves was authorized and all restrictions on land tenure were canceled.

We're canceled.

Nobody could know him except the pupils to whom he disclosed himself, and to whom his kindly and magnanimous nature was unreservedly open, and they were few, and the list is fast being canceled; when we are gone, no one will ever comprehend how he could have been what he was.

A long time ago I gave it to the Lord in prayer, and promised Him if it was ever canceled that it should be His." HELP IN NEED.

One Thanksgiving was, in truth, a time for returning thanks; for she received, canceled, from her cousin, Anson Lapham, her note for four thousand dollars.

After the funeral of Paulina Wright Davis, the bereaved widower pressed into Miss Anthony's hand canceled notes for five hundred dollars, bearing on the back the words, "In memory of my beloved wife."

One other note was canceled in recognition of her perfect forgetfulness of self-interest and ready sacrifice to the needs of others.

I held off, but when I saw you go out I decided that all orders of that kind were canceled.

Wills can be revoked in whole or in part, only by being canceled or destroyed by the act or direction of the testator with the intention of so revoking them, or by the execution of subsequent wills.

The Quarter-Master-General had canceled my appointment, because I had not reported for duty, but Secretary Stanton reinstated me, and I went to work on the largest salary I had ever receivedfifty dollars a month.

Mr. Pickering will undoubtedly be delighted to have his debts canceled—” “In exchange for a life of devotion,” I sneered.

" He canceled his order for a "box for two.

To the Senate of the United States: I propose, for the reason stated in the accompanying communication of the Secretary of War, that the confirmation of Brevet Second Lieutenant L.B. Wood by the Senate on the 5th of February, as a second lieutenant in the Fifth Regiment of Infantry, be canceled; and I nominate the officers named in the same communication for regular promotion in the Army.