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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-25

VYIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court Of
Y Fairfax county, February rules, 1867, Jas.
w Farr vs.. J. E Reside In chancery.
Mem The object Of this suit is to attach the
following pieces of land in the county OF FAIR
tax, viz: "A tract of land containing. 1881 acres
near Dranesville, now standing in the name OF
James w. Farr, and contracted to be sold to
the said defendant, Also piece of land near
Dranesville containing acres, the property OF
the said defendant; to satisfy and pay plalntl1i
the sum Of Sl750, with interest thereon from
1st February, 1852, until paid, and the costs OF
this suit.
It appearing by affidavit filed that the defend;
ant is not resident of this State, it Is ordered
that he appear within one month after due pub
lication hereof, and do what Is necessary 70
protect his INTEREST,": copy,teste c,-
r w B. GOODING, Clerk.
Dulany s. Bal, P. 9: feb 1-law4w
VIRGINIA, to with the Clerks Office OF
Y the County Court Of Fairfax county, Feb
r,'.rv rn}ps 1867. Magnus NJ Lewis, plaintiff,
auainst A G. n. Smets. deft. In case.
Mem The object Of this suit is to obtain a
udpment against the said defendant for $ll4
With interest thereon from 10Th March. 1861,
and to attach the interest of the detendant IN
and to q tract of land in the county OF Fairfax:
containing 70 acres, l rod and y perches OF
land, being the said land conveyed to Alex. a.
Smets by Allan Macrac, to pay the same.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendant is not resident of this State, IT IS
ordered that he appear within one month after
due publication hereof, and do what is necessary
to protect his interest. A copy, ,teste
F. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Brent s. Wattles, T. =. teb I--la"4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-25
F. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk

Parties interested in the above decree are no
titled that will take the accounts therein order
ed. at nv Office ut Fairfax Court House, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day of March next.
NJ. DULANY BALL,
ia IA 1awAw COmm'r in Chancery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-25

TITO JOHN S. RIDGLEY, A NON RESIDENT
1 OF THE STATE Take notice that the un;
by You, dated August l6, 1885, and recorded
among an the records of Alexandria county, in
Liber >, No. 3, page r. will apply to the Coun,
ty Court of Alexandria County, at Its April
term, 1867, for the appointment of trustee IN =
the place of l.. H. Hunton the trustee named
therein, he having declined TO accept the trust,
which said tru-te so substituted shall have all
the rights, powers, duties and responsibilities OF
the trustee named in said deed.
Dated Alexandria, February l3. 1857;
foh 13-low4w GEO. W. BRENT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-25

j '0 Gents Linen Shirts, Collars, "a full
iinel Cuffs, plain and reversible and Shirt
Bosoms, various styles. These goods, which
we're purchased of the manufacturer, will Dc
sold ut the lowest rates.
feh 68, King street,
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Il n pr re = y.
II. SOUTH
NORTH.

Trains leaving CrlsieId as A. NJ, and Wilmington
going South at IL 25 NJ will run IN close connecton
with Steamboats, to Norfolk aud Portsmouth, aud Ex
press Trains 10 and from Baltimore Philadelphia and
New York. They will stop on the Delav are X Road
Line only al principal stations at which their time
stated; &T EXCEPT that Steamboat Train SOUTH
will stop at any stallion to down Passengers hold
ing tickets FROM BALTIMORE
E. G. SEWALL, Jr.,
decl6 Superintendent Del. X r.
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= u B T. i q tt E

q u s 7 Il q IT T.
A collection of SACRED MUSIC Tor Choirs Sing.
ing Schools, Musical Conventions. &c by l.. O. EMER.
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In its Variety of Hymn Tunes.
Price :3s. Sent postpaid. OLIVER DlTSON
o. Co. Publishers, 277 Washington ST., Boston Chas.
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How to Obtain shares aud Engraving..

Total, .......... ..'....... S3O0 90
all the properties given clear OF incumbrance.
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

We take pleasure in announcing to Dealers in Fer.
lIllzers, and the Agricultural public, that we have
within the past year increased facilities for the
manufacture of our Raw Bone Phosphate 10 an ex
tent unequalled 10y any other House la The United
States or Europe. These aclIlIes not only include
The enlargement OF our old established works in
PhIladel phla. known as The DELAWARE RIVER AGRI.
CULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS, but also The purchase
of extensive and we'll stocked works at Chicago. ILL.,
with all the necessary machinery. cars &c 10 ron.
duct the business. This establishment alone has pro
duced, annually, over 5000 tons dried Bones and
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desire, by the closest supervisor, To conduct these
two concerns 50 that our customers VIII derive n
achral brneht from their cOnsoIIdallcn in obtain.
ing MANURE which shall maintain a standard and
UNIFORM quality, and al the lowest possible price
BAUGH g. SONS.
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or any thing else in ,be shoe line ond -.
Better Fits Better Shoes and anu sualahlee
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MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING

Is among the finest in the town. and for cheapness and
quality cannot he surpassed. Ii you want nice cloth
ug, he sure 10 call on SlIORTMAN
hONIl % Nam Street
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zsE do sFaFI :
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED SEWING
MACHINES

We're 0Wdrlcd the h,ghcH prrn,inm at Me,
WorhFS FHir IN Lo0dDn, dad SIR first prca!t
uns at the Ncto Iork State Fair of lS0G, and
Are celebrated for doing the best work, usiag
much smaller needle FOR the same thread than any
other machine and by the Introduction OF the most
approved machinery, we now able to supply the
very best machines IN the world
These machines are made at our new
and spacious Factory at Bridgeport, Conn,
under the immediate supervision Of the
President Of the Company, Elias Howe,
Jr., the original inventor Of the Sewing
Machine
They adapted to all kinds of family sew n
and to use of Seamstresses, Dress Makers Tailor,
ds, clothing, hats, caps, sets, boots Shoes har-
ness, saddles, linen goods umbrcila,, parasolS, etc.
They work equally well upon silk linen, WOODEN and
cotton goods, with silk, cotton or linen thread
They will seam, quilt, gather, hem, fell cord, braid
bind and perform every species of sewing max ing
beautiful and perfect stitch, alike Oh both sides of
the article sewed.
The stitch iorcntcd Jy w. Ho,re anil n,a,K
on this .Hachjne, IS tn" moSt popuirr anil d0ru
Jje, and all SeriDg Machucs are subject to til,
! prttcipal mre"tcd hy him.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
The Home NucLjnc Company.
6)9 BaoADwAY, Ger. FOURTH ST. Ny.
ap-l0.
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UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER

lhe most convenient most durable, and therefore
the cheapest Wringer made has taken more
hrSt premiums, at State and general fairs and is
Together
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the Uni.
ted States.

The Association have ap ointed as Receivers,
Messrs. GEORGE A. COOKE g. co, whose well
known integrity and business experience will be
sufficient guarantee that the money intrgsted in
hen will DC promptly applied to the purpose stated
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 20, 1867.
To the Officers and Members Of The Washington Lii
byaTy Co., N. S. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen On receipt of your favor of the 18th
inst, notifying Of our appointment as Receivers
for your Company, we took the liberty to submit
copy of your Charter. with plan Of your enter.
Prse to the highest legal authority Of the State and
having received his favorable opinion in regard to
IT'S legality, and sympathzing with ihe BENEVOLENT
object otyour Association, viz: the education and
msintenance of the orphan children of our soldiers
and sailors at the X versde Institute, we have con.
cluded t" accept the trust, and TO our bsst ef
orts . promote so wOr hy object
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
GEO. A. COOKE g. co.
Address all letters and orders to
GEO. A. COOKE g. co, Bankers.
80 South Third Street Philadelphia, Pa
Receivers for the Washington Library Co. jy3.sm
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Peninsular Railroad Line.

ss>s--x On and after Monday, July 9Th
AEsSasS5 Sol 1867, TIains for the accommoda-
AzaER nEfSsSA tion of passengers will run as ioi.
lows until further notice
NORTH cnI-rrT
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VI We are prepared TO Supply Patent Sec
tIonal Mill 10 all Manufacturers Tor grinding Bones
Guano and all other hard substances il 3I.3n
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HOOP SKIRTS,
w NJ. II. IOPKIN S
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Our Own Nuke"

sour OIcn Nuke"
After more than FIVE YEaRs experience and OK.
perImentIng On the Manufacture OF STRICTLY FIRST
QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS, we offer our Justly celebrated
goods to merchants and the public in full confidence
OF their superiority all others in the American
market, and they are acknowledged by a mo
wear or deal IN them, they give more satisfaction
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make note of this fact. EUery Ladu uvho has not
gloeR them trial. should do cthOut further deLav
Our assortment embraces every style, length and
SIZE, for Ladies, Misses and Children. Also, Skirts
MADE TO Order, Altered and Repaired.
ASK tor " "HOpkin's Own Make" and be not de-
ceiVed' See that the letter I'll f" is woven on the
IaPes between each hoop and that they are stamped
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Al so, constantly on hand full line of good new
1ork and Eastern made Skirts at very low prices
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT the PHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT Manu-.
factory and Emporium, No. G28 ARCH Street
Philadelphia. Imrl3-lOml WIN. Il. HOPKINS.
so THOUSAND COPIES SOLD
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J. B. COOPER & GRO.
Commerce street.

N@ct DOor dO0te CUnlnlthS Corner,
Have always on hand choice stock of
Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Syrups,
Pulverized Thyme, Sage, Majoram Summer Savory,
Soaps, Oils Candles, Spices Meats Cheese Fish Sail
Lard, Eng ish and American Bottled Pickles Sau-
ces Calsups, Canned Fruits, Olive Oil. Prepared
Musiafds, Chocolate, Cocoa, Corn Starch, Rice
Farlna, Pearl Starch, Rice Flour, Barley Ba.
king Powder, Hops Family Crackers Far.
ma Crackers. Soda Biscuit Sugar Biscuit,
Ralslns Currants, Cltron, Figs. Apples,
Lemons, Nuts, PLAIN and Flne-CCt
Chewing Tobacco, Common and Fine
Smoking fabacco. Cigars Sruf Pines
SnuH Boxes Flour, Meal, Buckwheet, Corn
Oais, Ship Stuff, Tubs Buckets Caus Kegs
heeiers. BrOOms, Broom Handles, Brushes Work
Baskets, knife Baskets, Fruit Baskets, Travelling
Baskets, Fancy Baskets and Satchels Seine TwIue
Gill Twlne. Broom TwIne, Sail TwiGe, Ch0ku 'fwlne
Seine Rope; Jute Rope, Manila Rope,
PEACH BASKETS,
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
oand Covers, Fine Window Shades, Paper Window
Blinds, Umbrellas Walking Canes, Boys Canes,
GLASS WARE,
Granite Ware, Common QuCensware, Tov Glass and
eueenswarG, Stone Ware. Pocket Cutlery Table Cut
ery' Spoons, Scissors, Shears Cloth Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Hair Brushes, RazOrs. Razor Srops Combs
ro"uer' ohOt Dniets, Gun Caps, Cartridges, Powder
Flasks, Shot Pouches,
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
Memorandum Books, Bibles HYMN Books PRAYER
Books, Photograph AlbuHs, Diaries Tow Books Gen.
eral Stationery, Drawing Pencrls Drawing Books and
all other articles embraced IN any Of the above classes
oi GQads cen be had at the lowest prices we can afford
10 sell them taking QudLy always INTO consideration
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS IN season.
" Harpers Weekly, Frank Leslie and Chimney
Corner kept for sale Subscriptions taken for Maga.
LlneS IeZl Il e. ~ BRO
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02
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NJ satltH heli N afsebhhi M ~
hei Ifae iiN IL may NJ we
k16e ~ lH W. hats aIeaff Irtn
lufliHfil 10 donla Il. W. lWIIeeF
lhAi 3tsHl simug, healthy write n
huflHH mfh nm AlHhd 4 mah Wwh
aed hest N neKiUas. 'Fhty have
nryef ifth iflcd " efltn heli hinsIs.
aaf, ilAFef,fu, h !. impm.ilde nne
glHfoeally n asscfi that ihpy ennnm
NfIlhh ean M knawn fnl w etlWr
Imeht Uf huw many young med
who hHl been mlsed IN lndnIwneo,
eaae aad Allluenee, wAs N predicted,
when they 1oft ilcif huHnes siS yeafs
ago ~ Igfn thc ann, TINT they Would
never return, llai They would lm nm
alilt ~ stand The hatdshllp, privn
llons and exposure of army w.. Ya
flany IT them did stand Il. and are
NOW ~ hale and hearty A. they could
wish ~ be. W. think wlicd white
labor lIas been tried aud failed, then
and not till then, can such assertions
he made with any reason.
Our confrcrc of the Columbus lOa)
Sun styles the idea that white people
cannot labor IN The cotton hcId a.
simply ridiculous, and 10 anbstantiatt
the assertion, relates the following,
A gentleman, whose vcmcity i,
lmguestioncd,. tells us that y6unl
ladies, not pampcrcd daughters o
fashion, however, but those, who, be-
fore The 'geucrdl fuin,v were yer,
we'll of, have madc, the past scuson
one, two, three, and four bales o
cotton in a region not ten miles from
Columbus. They never worked Il
the field before, but, last year, force,
by the desire Of an honorable indie
pcndencc, they did il successfully.
Mobile Tribune.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02


The Washington correspondent of
the Nashville. .Bmnsr, writing TO that
paper, says: ~ tr.,.
The New Orleans Investigation
Committee aud the late excursion
party to the South are out-spoken in
the expression of their qualification
at the way they were received by the
rebels. Mr.. Foster, President Of the
Senate, observed in conversation to-
day, that he was surprised and re-
joiced at all he saw and heard; that
he had modified many Of his isoriginul
impressions, that he believed inter-
course, and not legislation, the best
road to reconstruction, and looked to
see the sentiment of the next few
months much more just and temper
ate than it has been. This, coming
from a man who would succeed An
drew johnson If he should die, is, ]
think, a favorable omen. The wife
of an equally distinguished Radical,
whomet General Forrest, said Of him,
"He is my beau ideal of good man,
and a good soldier, and j don't be-
heve a word of those horrid stories
they tell about Fort Pillow" A
Radical member from the West
Union General during the war-said
to me this morning, at is a pity that
the whole North could not have seen
what we saw in the South. II would
greatly tend to temper the opinion o.
the Northern people. ! wish thai
party ends and interests permitted
US to tell the truth in all its parts an(
| fnllness."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02

FoRTUSE TELLISe.-One Of our
exchanges Is responsible for the fol-
lowing story relative 20 this popular
and pcrnicious vice;
Not many evenings since il Is re-
corded that a sinner, who has escaped
hanging for lol these many years,
was in company with several ladies.
The subject Of fortune telling was
introduced. Several of the "angcls"
pleaded guilty to the soft impeach-
ment of having written to Mile This
and Madame That to furnish them
leaves in their future history. In
stances we're mentioned Of some very
remarkable Developments in a GER
tain case hereabouts.
Elder R. was asked for his
opinion. He replied $50 Tar as ]
am personally concerned, | know
more about myself than | wish TO.
don't think any good comes of rhose
things. | had a friend who dressed
himself In lady's clothes, and called
upon celebrated prophecies. II,
did not believe she would discovel
the disguise, but he heard what msd'
him exceedingly unhappy ,
Here the old reprobate ceased. "A
lady much interested asked, "Wha
did she tell llim?" "Shs told him h,
was to marry boon, and become th'
mother Of ten cbildrenl"
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. NfI.I.f lsrtta -
The following just and merited
tribute to one Of the most talented
poets of the South, is from the New
Orleans Times:
j All who feel an interest in the lit
erature Of the South must hail with
pride the advent Of this little volume,
WIN nnheralded, has quietly APP
pearcd among US with the quiet days
which succeed the new year. 50
long has its gifted author been among
us, so arduously has he devoted his
energies and talents to the building
up Of our journalistic literature, and
the best interests Of our community,
that we claim him as one Of Lodisi-
ana's own true and noble sons, albeit
we must resign to other shores the
honor OIL 'birfh.yYbs ,2aYjOaa
From his poems breathes the spirit
Of the true poet. Out Of the grand
soul Of the man has leaped these
thought t-draped children of grace and
beauty, to scatter the rich roses and
fair lilies Of genius upon the paths
Of our daily lives. Possessed Of a
fine musical ear, the dignity, pathos
and cloquencc Of our authors verse
move to the strict rules Of ryth with
that charming grace and melodious
ease whichsconceals its own charms,
whilelit captivates the reader. Ths
devotional spirit, the love of th,
beautiful, and above all, the elevated
tone and hreath Of untainted purity
which speaks to US from these pages
stand out In bold and striking con-
trast with certain recent contribution,
to literature, which have met with 4
reception by no means fattering Il
the literary taste and refinement O
the age. . 49, I
Several Of Me. Bigney's poems ar,
familiar to US all, having appeared
from time to time in our own city
papers, and thence been widely cir.
c,ilated through the medium Of N.
erary magazines and journals, which
eagerly transferred them 10 their owl
columns. Most Of the pieces con.
tanned in the volume are, however, il
print for the first time; and in III,
brevity Of each, while we acknowl
edge their exceeding grace and beaut,
we are reminded that we here posses
but the passing rays Of a rich ant
radiant intellect, the glorious corus
cations Of whose genius will reach u
some day in forms better calculate,
to FIX the authors enduring fam
than these brilliant summer lightnin,
gleams-of real poetic FIRE thougl
they be.
Among the pieces which win per
haps most closely touch the hearts o
our own home people Is the 6nc de
scriptive poem entitled "I.ast Island.
Few among us have forgotten tb,
terrible storm Of 1856, which, in tn
utter destruction Of this isle, brough
sorrow and loneliness and despair I,
so many "hearts and hearths" il
our midsf.
AstrsnFr wild pot
Was that la lslsud " in ihs Hesic SEA
where winds md waves and viii birds van
dersd ffee,
nd here vas noazht
bu' promises Ief fsr ihose rhs gathered there
70 --<k = szz1-Hsf ksrs f'stFes ffosa ar
Ths fsir and ycuns,
The wis<, The eloquent. the trns. he brave
Found btsiih snd musie IN Zach Tpllnr w.rs
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A brilliant girl Is writing, under
the nom dc plane Of "Rose,n spicy
letters on Manners and Morals, 70
the Charleston Mercury. In her last
she says that eight men out Of every
dozen are very FAR from being enter
tanning, but Che entertaining four are
generally far more dangerous than
the unentertaining eight. The quiet,
moon talking, weather-discussing,
Ivanhoe- reading, Moore-quoting men
are usually sincere, and you may
have one Of them II YOU wish to Dc
81 but upon the oilers you car
never rely.
AsriqUny.---A lawyer and Z
doctor we're discussing the antiquit,
Of their respective professions, and
each cited authority TO prove biz
most ancient
"Mine," said the disciple Of Ly.
curgus, commenced almost with chs
worlds eral Cain slew his bvthel
Abel, end that was . criminal c.se u
lawle aTne,' reIoined E>culapius,
abut my profession i coeyaI viii
the creation itseIf. Old nother H.
was made out Of 4 RIB lsken hpq
Adams body, and that warA ~
operation. y The lawyer dlup y -
bag.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,.
vIRGINIA.
FACULTY.

General Rosrss 3 Lss. pr,.id,ut
easrza ! HAazls, Professor o Latin. 3.
JlnEs J. WHus. Professor Of t,reel
I'd. ). sorsu A. ~, Professor a noa.,,
languages aud Enrlizh. - = = :
!, RIv; J; I. kIaErlraicE, D. D. psOss-or a,
Moral Philosophy. = "
a: a, L. Nrtsos, AN, Professor Of Ns,hsm.,,..
wv Ms A,tss A, ", Professor Il Applied
ph,,.ss n > sscrttoH, A. ", Professor Of Natural
-, s,a' l. cI"sstt, An Professor Of Chem.
y Law and Es.'saorsH, Eoa,,u' IL. D. Professor
na,h.~,,,,sa.. n, ,s.Fitl, A. " As,istan, Professor a,
j Latin. a H. Assistant prufsssf
49, .'s P''''os, A. 3, A-i.,au, Professor .,
N. p.s.'ary esarse hs. been ls.,,,a..a a.
L. a'ents uhpFsp<ed for N. ,rss,s. I
-..a.. resivs instructions m ,e~ss.s..
me session begins second Th,.-.,.- -, i.
sna ends In THURSDAY Ia Jss.
fustion snd MI Other ,.s,..a
~ Al e'hes sspen.ss lnelaa;ss - -
"ss'. etc sssf ~ exceed Slsa
for iarthef rsrsieulsrs or "a. es,.l,-.
: The Faculty q wsshlns,or cal,s1 ID
ssp7s.tf
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The GAT.-One may Judge of
the spirit and disposition Of a man
by bis ordinary gait and manner of
walking. He who habitually pursaes
abstract thoughts, looks down on the
ground. He who Is accustomed. TO
sudden impulses, or is trying 10 seize
upon some necessary recollection,
looksup with o kind Of jerk. lie who
Is a steady, cautious, merely practical
man, walks on deliberately, his eyes
straight before him; and even In his
most musing moods observes things
at hand sufficiently to avoid a por-
ter's knot or q butchers tray.
But the man with strong gang
lions-of pushing, lively tempera-
ment, who though practical Is yeI
specnlatiye-the man who Is emu.
lous and active, and ever trying ts
rise in life, sanguine, alert, bold
walks with a spring, looks rathel
above the heads Of his fellow-passen'
gers, but with a quick, easy turn o
bis head, which i lightly set on hi
shoulders; his mouth il a little open
biz eye is bright, rather restless. hui
I pehelraliye, his port has something
Of defiance. s ~
The smell Of the dinner b she IN
cense Of domestic love.