or and valued friend. His death brings a very deep to a fault, and possessed a peculiar faculty for making sorx-ow and a personal bereavement to the directors, officers friends everywhere. He was conspicuously a friend of the and employees of that company. The immediate cause of printer, and was… … EDWIN DU LAURANS. of the United States Postoffice.” He told of the uses and abuses of the second-class privilege by publishers of techni¬ weight of his years and feeble condition, he was not able cal and trade papers throughout the country. His address to combat. Mi\ du Laurans, or as he will be…
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