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”), the name of various waters in South America, of which the principal is the Rio Desaguadero in Bolivia, emptying its waters into Lake Aullagas. Also a river in the Argentine Confederation flowing into Lake Bevedero Grande, and separating the provinces of San Juan and Mendoza. To these are added four chapters containing the song of Moses, his ble ing and i record of death. 1 Development, the gradual advance stage by stage of animal or vegetable bodies from the embryonic to the perfect state. ‘ Development Hypothesis, in biology, a hypothesis or theory which contends that species were not each of them a separate creation, but by some proce or other came from previous species, the only exception, if P any, existing, being one or more primordia!l forms. | Devens, Charles, an American jurist; born in Charles town, Ma .,! April 4, 1820. He was educated at Harvard and Conor: was United! States marshal for the District of, Ma achusetts at the time when the, case of Thomas Sims, a fugitive slave, attracted widespread attention. Devens delivered Sims to his master in accordance with the law, and afterward tried to purchase his freedom, but did not succeed till after the outbreak of the Civil War, He served in the Union army from 1861 to 1865, retiring with the full rank of Brigadier-General and the brevet rank of Major-General. In 1873 he was made A ociate Justice of the Ma achusetts Supreme Court; in 1877 became Attorney-General of the United States; and in 1881 resumed his place on the Supreme bench of his native State. He served one term as commander-in chief of the G. A. R. He died Jan. 7, 1891.