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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-05

Showing excess Of estimated receipts
over ~cstimatel expenditures Of S25. 5Ol 40
His Majesty's Government have. however, call
ed for tenders 70 deepen the bar of Honolulu har-
Dor, to which they respectfully call your atten-
ton.
The bar which has now a depth of from 90
10 81 feet II low tide. and Of which a chart can
be seen, and copied at this Office. extends about
1850 feet in length, ami is required to be deepen
eI to a uniform depth Of not less than 2G feet in
the centre, for a space Of $50 feet in width, and
on either side of the said channel (of $50 fect,)
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

HUDsoS Cry, Nov 3O.-Well knowing that tbs
week would be given up poultry and that the bones Of as
Thanksgiving turkeys would be picked for day or two aier
that holiday shippers wisely held back their stock The yard
books only show Of eJl Beeyes end 1000 head
Sheep The former quite enough for the demands sli
holders manage to get &c. more 10 than last week ia
quality mostly and prices range from l5e 10 lc
With few pretty fair Steers Of Ice Only small number e
selling above l5c and trade is slow; still from appearances
the yards viii be cleared before night The heavy rain Of hs
morning with so mussy weather hurts the sale OF Creased
in Che markets and Wholesale butchers take hold slowly
They have been hayns slow market with large steck q
quarters hanging unsod upon the hooks snd any quantity
mutton offering ct low rates Beside there larges2ck o.
poultry which did not get in for Thanksgiving ang nou
offered cheap; Beef almost goes begging 10 both who
sale and retail markets If the weather should come Oh co
appearances Indicate and arrivals continue light Ce9
will About IS Of Beeyes on sale 81
Communipaw to-day.
Sheep are supply for the present du week Ia bemu
line With few buyers in the pens II Is impossible 70 80.
than &C. H. unless the stock Is quite above the average
end Only QUE lot OF l7 Fine Wool Ohio sheep OF 10y
each sold &c. The next bS lot g. sold at &C. The4
80 E6r Ohio Sheep for A. f. Swopc at SCI end lot o.
1913 Thinnish Ohio Sheep OF IS y sold a Sc Others run st
lower selling st 4cmaking decline OF more taan ~
during the week.
Hogs In mOierlte supply and are bringing aDoukse
which is lc lower than last Monday.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
Smith g I, rnrIneles lnerehor Bun
Petroleum Stocts
FnrpAY. Nov. Or ~

FRIDAY NOV. s)-f w.
Gold closes at lil AMI was in good borrowing demand
all day. -
The stock market has bepn steady, with no special
activity in any stock Governments haze been in mod
crate request at prices slightly undOr those of wednos.
day. In State stocks, Railway mortgages and Bank
shares moderate business Railway shares were steady
The only stock showing improvement vas Fort Wayne,
which rose to lOj Afer the call prices were steady,
cept for Northwest Common which rose TO AZ and
tho Preferred which sold at 73079 The last quotations
woro, New.York Central, ll3Sll3l Erie, 7li97ii
Reading, ll29li2i Michigan Southern i9sli Glove.
land and Pittsburgh siieS5i Rock Island, lOi8lO4i
North.westcrn, 4iISl5i Northwestern Preferred 7o9
73i; Fort Wayne, lO50l05l. rr. -, = eyefaF' ~
Money on call Is quoted 6o7 per cent In commercial
paper tho rates Gao per cent for best Names and
quite high range for second class bills
Exchange Is firm and and quoted l0o 100, for lead
sDg names. London bankers sight, ilOI9llOi; Paris,
long, 5l5s5.i3ai do short 5.l2l a5.uI; Antwerp $50
05i6i; Swiss, 6.9O05.l6i; Hamburg, 36i S36li Am.
stcrdam, AiSilij Frankfort, 4ilsill Bremen 100
791 Berlin, 72i972l. 49, $40
The business Of the Sub Treasury yaS Receipts e. 553
45s 4s-fOr Customs ssi60OOi Payments, s655lS2 6e;
Pslapco, sloOggl9,?sSs 7I---eoH EQ,sl s?s7,ooo. 4
TSs tScn@99SsSSa AtS Of Go9irSer iaSs ai 10 National
asSfmuson tho part Of thS Secretary Of tho Treisuyto
tetarp 0 ebeoie payments a the earliest practicable day e
f also TeQcpP9a1 1orgasng the amount Of National bank
haQatl hskQlQ4 u hsak w EsRli& IA A0hiAaEa siAiAi
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
CRIMINAL COURTS.
THE TONES POLICE COURT.
fBef,no Jo,tice Dowlinr.l

A DISHONEST PoRTEa.-YeSterday, Detective Field
of the Fifth Precinct arrested coorcd named William
Clark who for the past four months has been porter in The
employ OF Mr. Henry Scott 10 209 udsonst The prisoner
bas for some nc past habit taking property from
the store consisting Of lece curtains tblcoos aud articles
hardware amounting In the aggregate TO about 500 Amer
his confessed his guilt and to Ee detective pawn
tickets representing about onehaf Of The stolen property! the
remainder was found In the residence OF be prisoner In he
rear OF No 57 West Twenty ST. Justice Downg com
niited the accused for trial
PnED ron DaHISC CkTriE TnEouoH fHH SrEEEfs-fester
day nnis g. Under arrested for driving cattle through
street In the Third Ward violation Of hc Health Ordi
nance The accused stated that intended 10 ship them He
yos Informed that that only be done between the hcn OF
O'Clock ~ md O'Clock and was hncd flu GA pay
mcnt OF which he was discharged.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
THE ARCHITECTS TO THE non. HAMH.
TON HARRIS
The following letter explains Itself
NFw.YOnK Sent az II

The following letter explains itseli
NEw-YOHK. Sept. 90 isG6.
10 he Hon HAMILTON HARsi5 Chairman Of ne Acf Cgp0'
Ooian,issiOn for ns S,ate ef Aep- lori.
SIR Thero special circumstances Nhoh iead us 10 think
duty TO advise YOU why cannot accept the invitation
structure Of such public importance the Capitol OF the
State o NewYofk upon Which your constituents are 10 spend
om Two to live Millions Of Dollars, viii, for long time
supply the best ccIion Of the refinement The TASTE and the
intelligence OF the people Of the STATE Of the aTchtet uru
ability OF tie and Of the adaptation Of the established form
OF Government the duties required OF IT, lrHlou there
fore a OF ant. well collection Of Offices
ngy represent the attainmenis OF the snd In
Justice poiess0h desire 20 place the responsibility
io is failure in this respect where bclong before Il too
late"
According 70 the established custom Of business IN tmcs
building worth 100000 pays 70 the architect employed 10
design Il least commission OF three p cent ono third OF
which would be due when tho Design nad specifications upon
which the Dc Estimated fully prepared This
would p obaJY amount in the before 10 sum Of
You offer IN place Of this g. 800 after the architect hos
the risk having lie plan rejected bought io " OOJ o. O
and without the that he viii be further employed IN
the erection OF tic building.
No one who can command respectable business whose
time pFoftaby employed whose Work bas ynne when
done VIII undertake risk az the Tnc OF Oncwclih the com
peusatiOn received IN legitimate buaincss.
The best plan selected from large number OF Inferior de-
signs VIII be Of no volno az oil with reference 70 the obcc
which justice 70 the people Of the State would require you to
have In view.
10 make competition successful IS requisite that archi.
teots Of ability should be induced 10 engage In It,
This be done the simple terms Of agreeing 20 employ
the one who produce the most acceptable SKETCH and OF
turning oil other designs aud paying fo them such compensa.
a. - 4 ua.rffu
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
fBefore Justice Bcdwith

GRAND LARcESY.-Wbie Patrick Mcconnell Of
NO West ThrT.fht passing through Forty second
ST. onThanks, ing Day he Loot Lom HE pocket package
containing 500 IN Treasury and National Bank nolcs lie
soon aeI informed that boy named Henry Murray had found
ton lie sidewalk and gyca 1t 10 his mother who resides at
No 90 West Thirty scyenths When Sergeant Decker and
Officer Andrews OF Tie Twentieth Precinct called hr Muir
rny 70 ipque II The statement sc dcnied all EuOW
edge tie one Of the ocen subsequently found
30 package IN Mia MIruya apartments and she tlcn nd
ltted thai had found II and given 10 hef Both
mother and sou were committed Tor examination.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-CuAmER5-Noy
Before Judge DAILY
INJUNCTION AGAINST A FRBB AND BASf.

Giaccomo Dena agt. Chas. COitico
The plaintiff in this case complains that aiter nav
ing rented portion premises No IA Hgdsons to The
defendant for the purpose OF bar and bnld eoo 'He
fndant it into and Easy concert saloon The
rest Of bdng being used by the plaintiff as hoie inc
noise nccssa attendant this species OF amusement was
somewha annoying 10 the boGrGcs aud the plaintiff alleges
that the business Of his hotel was greo, daaged thereby
Pending the su for damages mOion Was made yesterday
morning before Judge Day io injunction 10 restrain the
defendant continuing the annoyance TIC Court 1ei
hearing the argument OF counsel granted hmporai! '9uo
Hon.
TN NORSH RIVER BANK or noBoKER AGAIN IN coUkt'
Ioruoc Partridge 0gt Geo w. Chadwick
The defendant this case who is charged with btngone OF
tho the latc fraudulent transactions o concern
known rs The North River Bank OF obokcn, made motion
about ec ago Necatc the order oil arrest ~ h case
The defendant having failed appear after repeated adjourn
'nts Court yesterday morning denied the notion with
costs.
Chas Wchlc for plaiutG jas Metcelf for defendant
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

% Is living In open and notorious adultery with
woman whom be passes his wife Tho defcndon asserts
fiat nc married after having obtained decree OF nuty OF
naee In the Superior Court against The plaintiff Tho wife
rens that such dccIoe obtained by fraud and oOuson
md ou notice her and that TIC Court has upon those
vacated such decree The Court after argument took
he papers ,lmating that Judgment woud not be given until
he i,,toecdings in teSup,cme Court terminated
Ewih and Dunpay for plaintiff; Traphagen and Stat
ford faf defcpdauk
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
financial.

y WAsHTSsToy les COMPANY,
No $50 OREEswIoH az. NBv-YoRK, Nov 20 1855
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
~ Of the WASHINGTON ICE COMPANY win bo held u he
Oee Of the Company No. SOs orenweh NswYOrt TUES
Day Dec H. 1855 at 10 o'clock for the election Of Eve Tsas
tees the snsaeoD Of such other business may bss
fore the N setlng wiLLIAMA. BALLAETfNE. Secretary.
INSURANCE SCRIP.
ATLANTIC.
COMMERCIAL
GREAT WESTERN,
EEW.YORK,
ORIENT
PACIFIC
SUN
UNION,
WASHINGTON.
I1sursncs scdp Tor sale BY
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
SUPERIOR COURT-spI.cAL TFaM-Eoy. 3G-Beforo Jus
tce MOSIad.

SUPERIOR COURT-SpIcAL TERn-Eoy. 3Q-Beofe jus
tiee MoSiaL.
DECISIONS
Henry Eisnersgt Jackson s. Schultz et al. MO
ou for leave discontinue without COSTS denied Panli
may discontinue on paymcnt0f costs
Henry WcsthcmoT act. The same. Same agt. Inc same
Charles H. Reynods ag The Questions OF TACT 70 DO
tried by jury Settled.
Joseph a. Sprague agt Geo. Raphael Motion ioi "arl
Of commitment denied. -
Mary Ann Hakey agt AdmK. &c Of Luther G. Garter MO
tion to set aside referees report Denied with tO costs
Extra allowance Of per cent allowed Judgment 10 be en-
tered BY the Clerk conformity with tbodeosoa OF the referee
Julius G.. CARLY 'agt Frederick Boosc Motion gian'cu III
part. -,
Angelina Amory ngt Jano Amory. Motion to set ASIDE
Judgment and Tor q trial denied - w
agt The Western Transportation Company Iheo IL Butter
act The Atlantic aud Great Western Railroad company MO
tions granted
Robert Gray agt AlcxIinnon Motion granted and cause
down in o special calendar for first Monday ia Decemoe
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
RoBbERY 6Y vAfUEp Masonic JEwE1s-About

ROBBERY on VALUED Masonic JEwELs-About
hApss Eve O'Clock on wednesday evening the Jewels belong
ing to st. Johns Lodge, A. NJ Of Newark stolen
from the preparation room Of the Lodge while the Secretary
was engaged 10 writing p bis minutes in the main room The
and the interesting associations with which they had been con-
neced They were the same used bGen Washington when
Cen Ia Fayette made az hoTstOyn during the
Revolutionary War and were loi years ola The articles
NoY l. l76 hnd comprised square and compass crossed
with star IN the middle level plumb two cornicopias two
swords malet cross keys quiaend SQUARE
Fswerd 4 offered fSr ths tsc9t & the Jewels and o losers
hs Psl0A n pSrlo9s ystgTnipg thern 1Sssss sFT =
kSs1&x9k az { sl1f-TS ~ = No. u
L1tsS4 6S fGt tstEsrtAt EMpIRs-The tpahi.
moth gsa@IAp Celestial EupiE boy building By VIZ Webb
(g ths PsoA Mall cOmpsh? tpd the longest vessel
sVT Supf Oh cqHahy' hscapg the pVpderpSs, win bs
sST?s f sslsla { E|s SISsjs p sslGs'3E' pg'Rsss
!.!l., slsRs }Ulss9as lssSs sss8a.sasg
hkQf AZ RIeisea Al lfAieal. ~ =
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
ESSEN MARKET POLICE COURT
fBefofc Justice hiansaeiAI

THEFT OF A WATCH AND CHAIH.-On the 18th inst
young named Martin Hogan made visit to Mn Lizzie
Letter her apartments IN the house No lOi Dcnnoey
Very soon after he away Mrs Letter missed slct watch
gold chain which she in the drawer o bureau
the before Hogan entered. She aocuscs-h hm OF
having stolen IT, Hogan committed iOr examination.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
FAMILY MARKETS.
or LIVING EXPENSES IN Ygw.YoRR.

FRIDAY Nov % 800
PIuy has iakendhe lead during the week. and immense
quantities sold Just before Thanksgiving turkeys gcner
ally bringing 2c y h.. though rough lots and small birds
- while largo and extra turkeys brought
with sold By the hcad et s.
each. They well sold before the holiday and late
arrivals Offering little cheaper though nothing really
fresh aud nt can Dc bought less than 2 10 Some that
bascd that have been oag time Killed be bought for
iJ0 21c less Butchers cOmpa that the poultry
ife haylng all The ile Mutton by the quarter s still low,
and pofk unchanged ~ retail though the Wholesale price Is
higher Fresh fish Is fair supply Batter IS working down.
though slowly retail 10 has tumblcd 3g5c d. NC whole
iie during the week good article made In this state selling
3Jc y by tho dairy and about by tho single rkn
tub l!0uT remains last week while suaH have down.
ward look The supply of apples Is fair but they s high
and enc fruit will bo lower some Lawrence pears
failing at - per half peck soc PEI quart Oranges and
lemons plenty the lntor Offering along the at
three for Jc White Norihern honey very scarce aud
5Jc y %. IN the small boxes We quote
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE

Nov % and 3-906J9 bbIs Flour 79i bbls. Whisky q,
bb Corn Meal 5e sacks Corn Meal 406 sacks Ocakc 81 0
bush Wheat 795 800 bush Corn, l3oO bush Data a lV
bush Rye a22J bush Malt lOl see bush Barley 80 oaaa
seeds % pkgs Ashes 59 pkgs Beef l45 b Pork l3 pkss
Cut Meats 70 pkgs LAn 400 kegs Lard 52s bbs Petroleum.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01


AIKLR, Gross and HEAENE
ACTION FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
Ednrund Ackroyd agt. Jonathan AoLroyd.
The plaintiff was arrested at the inst0nceof the de-
nsn on attachment issuing out Of the Supreme Court ior
refusing obey subpcna to appear before referee The case
was ired Judge Akcr in May 1860 when Che defendant
HAVING failed 10 show probable for the arrest judgment
YVES given for plaintiff for sos s. The case was before
Tho Gcaerni Term yesterday anapTea from that judgment
The Court reserved ito decision.
William Tracy for appellant Dcyn Miller 1rui for re-
snOndrut
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

. HowEs e. MACY BAsEERs, 30 Wall-streot. New
York Formey officers Of the PARK Ban) -Four per cent in
forest allowed deposit.
The business Of this house the IneOrpo rated
Bank.
PEasoEs KERPNG ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW "a
they please and will 10 allowed Interest on their daily bal
ance at per oeut
Cornrgoss made on suy part Of the United States or
Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALg Of The various Govern
mont and other Stocks Boud5 AM Gou promptly executed for
the usua commission.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

For the samo week. the shipments over the Lchgh Canal
were O3S tuns and during the year O45S6 tups, an
excess over the shipments for tho corresponding period Of
1866 Of 1861 tuns.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
TIE Meulurrh Tim. s,yi hnt

The Montgomery and Eric Railway Is now completion.
The ties being distributed preparatory TO laying the rails on
that portion between Goshen and tho Campbell Hall creamery
the subgdng Of which Is about finished Gangs Of aborers
ere at work finishing the grading the line between Campbell
Hall and Montgomery The station buildings at the latter
place are In proges The fencing also rapidly progressing
suit has just boon brought against tho Quebec Bank,
involving point Of considerable interest Tho ease Is
thus reported in Quebec papers
This was an action brought 10 recover $50 which was
claimed as much money which the bank bad shortpad
check II appears that check for ESQ drawn and on
presentation Of IT, eight packages said TO contain 800 each,
and three packages OF $40 each were PAID to the oer present
ing the check The money taken nom the banking house
without being counted but within ten minutes the packages
were counted brokers' Office and OF the 500 was
found to contain but $50 The ck returned TO tho bank with
the package 6nd demanded the So The bank refused to enter
tain the claim Mr. Justice Stewart rendered Judgment against
the plaintiff holding that bebanng Is hepace where
parties must count e money and that before Its removal
The following are the movements in Dry Goods at this
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

'Nrs ENTERED FoR CONSUMPTION
Mon'V u Pkgl Value Manu- Of Pkgs Value.
W0Oi......... 2l3 t534i9 Flax......... ltb tJ9fOP
Cotton........ igi et5l6 Nlscelaneous.. lJo H,'ia
BLK llj QIVl6 NEF = ..fq - -
.s;g, i!tslSsh 4 WITHDRAWALS. -bR'
ManW @ ~ PkgA Value MdaW Of ~ PkgA Value
wool'..:...... go te9e43F .!...!t g1l tls6l
Coton......... l0l 902G MscelaneQqs 1901 1925
siR....;..:.;.'. % tHlJ3 aaLi-gt0F ooo s5-5 ,sc
HSss Total. ,..,.Jl% N'aio0
uSct a. ~ pkg. yasI1GsSD ySlss! !MsSTt ~ tEs, Value
Wool, ,. Is sSsG, tIns Gs sIssP iSS
ss. .'ii.jr, ~ iiG.t 80 g. tsT Ycyss'p w.
-sSgA neutrality-suspicious. s'a0''
Tho trapspoEAtop pf coal 9tSr tbs Lohgh VslOy Rail-
road for tho week epaInS Nov e. amounted to S56is
tohS and for tho PtSsht fca y to66to TONS being an
ax94as Of asaA tla 9fG VA ihipnaaa Qf laai EaaE
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

.sa Srcnders. s.................-...-..--s $50 O0NO
'lona' DeA' "Os''''''--'''''''' - S3i 900 900
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

Chicory, " ib........... 25
Coffee, pure burn, y 10. ..i0d52
Mixed, v ih....,.-, .20d 40
Rye, 80, W i5s., y ,100l5
Green Java, y 10 81. .40Gt5
Sugar, brown, v 10, l3Ql5A
Light, y u. .A.,.Sl...,l6Rl7
Crushed and pow fen
dcrod, y ip,!!,,..,.,19l7l
Cut loaf. lei
Sugar house S.rup -
~ gal. ...ei e5et9 %
Molaases, v gal .....759el 20
Tea, 0olong and Eni
ellsA Breakfast. .I59e 90
GseSs.il.,a,.iuA Aab 81
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
FLoUR. MEAL. ETc.
FRUITS AND BEIRIE3.

35d45
Good, y bush... I 50D 9 so
Per bbl l....... I O0d 7 90
Cranoerrics, " qt-....lSd25
Grapes, Catawba, " lb..2JG30
- = : 80. ~ fs ouoo,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-04-20
HY EsplRANzA.

BY EsPlnASzA.
Stranger pause at this mound of clay,
See, il is fresh, and was made to-day,
Meath il hcro's remains now rest,
Who BY his country will ever be blessed.
Here softly he sleeps,
While nation wceps
Ger the carly grave
OF our Jackson brave
Strong was his arm for his country's right,
Bold was his heart in the midst Of the fight,
Ever The first aud the last on the field,
He knew how to conquer, but not how 10 yield,
TIL the angel Of Death
0bstructed his path,
And called him away
From the field of the fray.
Ysf, though never again he II lead
Armies who count it an ample need,
Once to have been Of his tried command,
Still he shall live through our Southern land,
For his glorious name,
On the pillar of fame,
That will rise in our land
Still the highest shall stand,
And, when ages have passed away,
Lovers of freedom who come this way,
Ever will pause at this humble mound
Saying to those who are grouping around,
9 There softly he sleeps
Whom nation weeps,
Stonewall, the brave,
In his early grave
July 4:h, 1863.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-04-20
ROCKVILLE, IId9 FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 1866

Overwhelmed with confusion, Louisa
knew not what to say or do. In pity foI
her. Hamilton arose, and turning &
Marian, said
~ will see you again, Miss Hays. !
be left them.
Louisa would not stay in the city,
where she daily met Mr.. Hamilton, and
in few days returned to New York,
leaving Marian with the consciousness
Of having done nothing to be ashamed Of,
enjoying the society Of the distinguished
Congressman.
Marian and Mr., Hamilton were walk
ing. together one evening, when the
latter drew from his bosom an old well
worn prilnersand handed tito Marian
g From this he said, & the man who
IS so distinguished had first learned to
read. Do you recognize the book r.
Marian tremblkd and did not raise her
eyes when she saw that well remembered
book. Mr.. Hamilton took her hand and
said:
9 Marian, Jimmie has never forgotten
you. Since the day you were so kind
to him and gave him this book, his life
has had one great aim, and that was to
attain greatness, and, in after years. to
meet that ministering angel who was the
sweetner Of his days Of poverty. When
i left your house with this book, re-
turned ten times happier to my humble
home. and went assiduously to work to
learn to read Ny mother was 40
invalid, and ere long / learned well
enough to read 70 her. When my
mother died ] found good friends. and
was adopted by gentleman in W. As
his son have been educated A year
ago he died and left his property to me.
OF all the pleasant memories Of my boy
hood, the one connected with you is the
dearest. / have kept this primer next
to my heart, and dwelt upon the hope Of
again meeting the eiver. have met
her / see her all that my imagination
pictured, and / ask if that dear hand
that gave this book cannot be mine for
ever?''
Louisa felt deeper grief than ever
when Marian told her that she was to be
the wife Of Mr. Hamilton, the poor boy
whom she once spurned from her door,
and derisively called 'intcllect in rags =
Bat she had learned severe lesson, and
one that changed the whole current Of
her life For while she Stunned Mr..
Hamilton, but, BY persevering kindness
be made her feel easy 10 his presence,
and she was the acknowledged friend of
the Congressman and his noble wife.
Years have passed siace then. and
Louisa is training up family Of little
ones /; but she is teaching them not to
despisc intellect in rags, but to be
guided by Marjan's text, 4 The rich and
the poor meet together, aud the Lord is
the maker Of them all y