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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-22
Rv Green Il Wise.
(Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
TENR USTEE'S S A l. Z.

BY virtue Of a deed executed by William II.
Dalton and wife, dated September 18th, 1866,
and of record in the Alexandria county Land
Records Liber X No. 3, page $89, the under
signed, Trustee therein named, will sell, at
public auction. in front Of the Mayor Office IN
Alexandria, Va, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day of December, 1868 at u M, a FRAME ~
TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND, sit az
uated on the west side of st Asaph street, be-
tween Princess and Queen streets, in the city Of
Alexandria Va, in front on st. Asaph st. q fl.
IN, and in depth So #. in. Terms cash.
JAMES T. CRUMP
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PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court of Fairfax county, rendered
at its November term, 1868, in the case of w.
r. Chapman and wife VS.. Draper and others,
the undersigned, Commissioner therein named,
will sell, before the front door of Fairfax Court
House, on MONDAY, the 18th OF january
1868 that being Court day, at public auction, 70
HOUSE and about ONE-FOUK1H OF Fen
AN ACRE OF LAND attached thereto, IN
the village of Providence, now in the occupan-
cy of W. r. Chapman,as q house of private en-
tertainment and is very valuable on that ac-
count
TEKMS-Ten per centum in cash; the residue
in six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter
est from the day Of sale; the deferred payments
and the title to be retained until the purchase
money is all paid the ten per centum 10 be for
feited in the event Of the purchaser falling to
comply with the terms.
r. Ii. COCKERILLE, COmmr.
Fairfsv cO dec 1q-eOts
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MARRIED.

IA AESkkE EBs
On the 6th instant, by the Rev. E. j. Willis,
WILLIAM L. MULLEN Of Prince William
county, Va to Miss LAURA Y. GREEN, of
Alexandria, Va.
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CITY ITEMS.

New YORK, Dec. 22.-Gold to-day 1851.
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dec 22--3n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, July IA.
Tho Democracy Of Chicago have arranged
for . meeting tomorrow evening 70 r.tify the
cession is down on the programme.
New YORK, July IA.
The heat yesterday was said be the most in
tense that has been feltin New York for four
teen ysArs. A very large number Of persons
fell in the streets insensible from heat two oil
whom died during the day. Thirty seven per-
sons we're taken to Bellevue Hospital, three
Of whom died at o'clock. Yesterday morn
ing the Thermometer stood at 90 degrees; at
4p. M, 81; and at midnight, 88.
The master Masons held another meeting
Yesterday when it vas stated that the owners
Of buildings in the city had many Of them
agreed to wait for the. end Of the strike. It
WAS also stated that the German strikers had
become dissatisfied and had broken up their
old organization and we're returning to labor
under the ten hour rule.
Seven young girls went into bathe last ey l.
ing st the foot Of 66th street and East River.
One Of them got beyond her depth, and in
her struggles to escape drowning, dragged
three others into like danger. A boy fourteen
yesrs old named Frank Peck, hearing the
screams of the girls, came to their assistance
and succeeded BY persistent diving in recov
erinR three Of the four. The other, named
Powers, WAS drowned.
BALTIMORE, July IA.
Two colcred women were found dead IN
the woods in Worcester County few days
since, bearing unmistakable evidence OF hav-
ing been shot down while berrying.
SANTA FE, July 49,
The government crossed into their new ter
ritory the last Of the Navajoe Indians and
their stock, ct Albuquerque, Yesterday, un-
der the Sherman treaty.
Desertions are frequent from the third
cavalry.
There il band Of Apaches west Of Mes
silla, and on the San Antonio road
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nOn WASHINGTON.
WAsHIxorox, JulylA

WAsHIxoros, JnlylL
lafoEmAtion has beea received at the army
headquarters from Gun. Mead that the F1ori-
do Legislature has adopted the 18th amend
ment, and otherwise complied With the re-
quiremeat1 Of Congress-. e-s9ss
On the 4th inst, the Commander Of the
4th District Of Florida, turned over all pub
lie property, books and records belonging to
the State, and everything Appertaining to the
gosefnnsut Of the Stats, % The proper civil
officers. and relinquished all control over
civil affairs.
The Reconstruction Committee is called
for tomorrow at the request of number of
reconstrnctionists, who just arrived here from
Mississippi, who represent and propose to
show that the result Of the late voting in Fl :.
vor Of the Democrats was accomplished by
fraud.
General Grant, with his family, is now SO
journing on his farm near St. Louis, where be
will remain several weeks, prior to his de-
parture further west. Heis not expected to
return TO Washington before the middle Of
September.
The force Of the Freedmen's Bureau, in
all the States where it is IN operation, will be
removed in short time, and orders have al
ready been issued for reducing the expenses
in Kentucky BY the 18th inst, and by that
time the Bureau will be in operation in that
State With less than half the expense Of last
year. It is about to place other States on
the same footing as soon Is possible.
Among the callers on the President to>day
we're Senator Davis and Representative
Carey.
Thermometer 100.
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lIHCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

DuBrouE, July "a.
The prizes offered for the school f silva to
be held August 4,h and 9th, amount to
$4,000.
The mercury at noon to day was up to 1912
in the shade. Several cases Of sun stroke
were reported yesterday, but none terminated
fatally. The hottest it has been for several
years.
MARENGo, ILL.,. July Ia.
The weather is the hottest ever known.'
The mercury yesterday touched 1859 in the
shade, and to-day is even hotter than yester-
day.
The harvest has just comme enced. The
amount Of grain will be nearly double that
of any previous year.
MADISON. Wis, July ls.
Yesterday was the hottest day known in
number of years. The mercury was 1ooo in
the shade. At midnight it was $50, and to-
day at noon it was 96o. There were several
cases Of sun stroke yesterday, some of which
will probably prove fatal.
MONTREAL, July IA.
To. day has been the hottest day of the sea-
son. Mercury aso Several deaths from sun
stroke.
IorisvuI Inly H.
an immense democratic meeting was held
at the Court House tonight to ratfy the nom
ination of Seymour and Blair.
Sr. Louls, July II.
The Democrats held formal ratification
meeting at the Court House tonight, which
was largely attended.
Omaha and Douglass counties, Nebraska,
to- day voted two hundred thusand dollars re-
endorsement for bridging the Missouri river
at Omaha
Thirty directors of the Pennsylvania Cen.
trail Railroad, Chief Justice Champion, Of
Pennsylvania. and several Eastern capital
lists, have arrived in this city, en- route to
the mountains on an excursion.
To-day has been the hottest day of the sea-
son, the mercury standing over 100 in the
shade. Several cases Of sun stroke have
been reported since Sunday. most OF them
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Reported Election Frauds In
Miaslaslppi.
FloFfda Complies with the l4th
Amendment.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4i
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July IA.
At An informal meeting Of the Republicans
yesterday, It was decided to confirm Evarts,
Attorney General.
The Senate yesterday afternoon confirmed
the nomination Of Edwin McCook, as Co Ices
tor Of Internal Revenue for the eighth district
Of Ill.
CHICAGO, July IA.
Tho Times Washington special says be
has seen the originsl draft in Mr.. Chase own
hand writing, Of the platform upon which
tAe Chief Justice agreed to accept the New
York nomination. One Of the resolutions
anDounces that the American Democracy de-
clsre their fixed adhesion to the great prin-
ciplss Of equal rights. and exact justice 10 all
men, in oil States. Apother contends that
both wisdom and duty require that the appli-
cation Of this principle, be left to the people
Of each State without interference Of the ma
tioHal Government. A third resolution de-
clares that honor and duty alike, require the
honest payment Of the public debt ana faith
ful performance Of al public obligations, but
denying that our creditors, moro than other
men, are entitled TO special favor in interpre-
tation Of the laws.
The correspondent adds that the Chief JUS
tice Was importuned, after the meeting Of the
convention to modify his views, but refused
to accept the nomination on any platform but
the one Of his own making. he is also op-
posed to third party movement, ifhe votes
at oil he will vote for Grant and Colfax.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

: %LoHDoS, July IA.
Cooke and Blake, arrested as Fenians,
were examined 1t Bow street to day, and the
police testify to the finding Of large guam
tity of arms and ammunition on their premi
ses. They we're al remanded for trial.
A son Of the late King Theodorus of Ably
sinia, has arrived in England. and gone 10
visit the Queen.
Dispatches from Madrid announce the ar
rival Of troops in and around the city yestet-
day.
The Commanding General made speech
TO the soldiers, warning them against making
any demonstrations Of sympathy with the
late movement against the Queens govern
ment.
The country is reported tranquil.
In the House Of Lords last night it was an
nounced that royal assent had been given to
the Irish and Scotch reform bills, and to the
Fitzkaaey bill.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

NEW ORLEANS, July IA.
+ Governor Warmoth vas inaugurated yes
terday. after which he notified Gen. Buchan-
IN. The latter therenpon issued an order
notifying al military officers that civil law
was now supreme in Louisiana, and instruct
ing civil officers under military appointment
70 enforce this order.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, July IA.
Four deaths from sunstroke occurred at
Providence to-day.
The heat to- day is again intense-ther-
mometer 96o.
Forty-seven cases Of sunstroke have .
reported in the past two days. Many lave
proyedpfatal.
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sENArB.
WAsH1xoros, July IA.
The debate On the Sd section Of the Judi
ciary bill was resumed.
NJ. Conklin moved 10 strike ont the Sd
section.
Mr.. Morrill, gave notice no would move to
strike out Of the section that portion giving
rise to the principal objections, and leaving
simply the provision allowing the conversion
Of lawful money iato bonds, and 70 odd the
words and the lavfnl money % received
shall b cancellsd, and aoe again received"
NJ. Morrilrs amsndmsnt vas rejected.
NJ. Coakling's nos;oa 70 strike ont ~
agrssd to-ysas 10, nays I16. Is
The bill passsd. Adjoaras1
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July IA.
The Thermometer reached 950 to-day Six
. iditional cases of sunstroke are roI Iortel.
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PROSP ECTUS.

This Company is established with view to
cheaper Telegraph correspondence in the West,
and will locate Offices at all points whore The re-
ceipts viii warrant . fair profit to the Associa-
t;on. II il orsanissd under State Laws and the
Na.iosnl Act Of Congress. The shares put st
low SUN, in order to induce clasess to become
rtockho,ders and thereby insure It's success by
favoring the Company with their business and
influence. We desire our shareholders to b com
po sed Of every business, vocation and calling.
The s.ock win be apportioned, according TO pop
ulation, TO the cities and villagss in ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN,
IOWA, INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. We expect every sntsrprising man
in these States -ill second cur endeavors. Our
extensive correspondence In the States named war
rant this hope. The people are enthusiastic 70,
a competing line and cheaper prices. TaEr SHALL
HAVE THEM,
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RY virtue Of an order to me issued. from
~ the Circuit Ceutt of tbs uuifet States for the
District OF Ioaa lu the sut ef george Mc'rary ed
miustta,or OF Cresor 6ecfased, sgaffst aeetes ~.
Marshall will seil To the ight.t titdtr, for eash, u
front of the Court house IN k.tknk Iowa. on
the l2th day of August. 1868 the fowang described
real estate situated In Las county IVA to-wwt: The
south half of north qu-rier OF the partheast
qnAr.r and the south.sst quarter oil the northeast
qnarter and the aast half s tie nor hess quarter OF
the southeast quarter of section thirty four te4l In
to snehip six tn OF range ve Is west Also
tSepty acres Ill of fh hslf of II
quarter of section thiIs four lo3l township
sky six ts5) north pf range fre ~ ee.t
II SCOTT HOWELL,
jrlyl24w sp9ci Com nmis-i -ioner.
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telegraph Connections.

The Great Western Telegraph Company il un-
der contract with the Atlsntic and Paeihc Tel
egraph Company, who have wires now Ia opsra-
ton from New York to Chicago, and srs at work
pressing the wire construction to Ksokuk, 70
which point it will be finished in = fsv weeks on
its way to California We occupy the ONCE at
Chicago with the Atlantic and Pacific, and receive
each others messages and forward the same. The
Atlantic and Pacific ooupany 60 meets In New
York with all the compstins lines shat are now
doing business at the principal an intervening
points in rHIRrxsy SrarEs, and their lines being
daily extended. The Dominion line (opposidon)
Of Canada is now being built TO all the Lake
Hntario and the St. Lawrence river ports, inolud-
ing ogdensburg, New York. Southern cmpeting
lines going up from Louisville and St.
Louis to New Orleans, a6ording connsction for
the Great Western in that direction In shssih
the North and South. and the Middle Stat, !,
at work on eonpeting lines, and il nees. 30 Z
construction Of new haes In tho IN busa
named TO complete the circle Of tse i
ness portion Of the Union. ~cRRrARY.
~. : ;. ~; SNOW NO Sherman House
Block, Ohieseo. .. A. DICKERSON,
Tor the Company .KKoKuK
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LANE. LIME! LIME!

TUyHs LATREScE LIME Co have their WORKS com
i u.etsd and prepared 10 ID nish their superior
Lame in ou.nt,t;s- t. -a I. at The lowest kef rate
The extensive enents and et for manuftrfH-
rag and ira asportag thsr works VII enable h m
to keep fun supply at all tunes ord be ift 1t
H Bues Hardware store, or at the ohee Il the keo-
kuk Manufacturing Company. ~ 81
Z &. FORD.
Junsleasf sess As.as1 4
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THE CAPITAL STOCK

Ia Three Million Of Dollars; divided into shares
Of s25 each When $l0ispaid on each share, a
certificate of st ok for s25 will be issued, and no
furt her assessments to be made. We expect TO be
able to pay earned dividends Of interest on tho
latter amount as soon As the lines arc completed.
Instalncnts from time to time, for the payment
Of the stock subscribed, will be called for By the
Directors as the erection Of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for single share win be received.
The more the stock is distributed the better for
the Company. There il no individual liability af'
tor The stock ia paid for
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MeKRfs sy,rrEs sUf WE-Is D, J. HAusaA4h
M sELLERs a Co, "
Iron founders A' sf1acht8i8ts

GTEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work;
~ Gsss aud steam F!t,irgsi PLAIN s-d Ornamental
rou and s-sss Ga-t.sigs Agents for &eSovauB
Double and sins acting force ard IL ting Pamrs elf
fords tntecte or Supplying soiters corner slondesu
.rdg 50 ftan.S .S-i1y
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D41s, 10 ..aitsbsu.ibsrs, PER ys.., g g: g!
three :. : e
!" ono :. Of
!" lsliysssd ip ein, pr vssk, 9
WESl1Y, sinG1e s1AecsibsEA pr ysAx Oo
il sllbs Mn, (saeh) q
in e1nbe oftsa, (eaeh) l g
'1z6E5K p7aEoToRY.
A0To81nYs.
.oeovY . 80. sss Main HiftA strssta
" Ceilias Second strsst
AaeeSean Va4ehos.
q Bridges .................N 1 Estes House
AUCrIOaE8ns.
Erish oodnan...--.s...........--1l Main street.
Doors . snoEs-wnoLesALE
Hsnbistoa : Hsiskaap...-.........ss Main street.
DOOK.DIuD8R.
IN Pssrss I son ...... aaas City B'ld'g, Main ID
SAC 1AoFoar.
VA B1sss...... Msia strss
Books = srArlosnRr.
David q Lowry Second street.
NV Westeott ....:.......A Main stFsst-nsaf reazth.
Wshesf Dfos. .....ss Aain strsst.
boors = snoEe-anfAlL.
Uees " Anffo 1eah sIleess.
ns1sAf1 .......ss e. ~ l.s sslsss -
RKHaft, Ast--.-..................lssHa lss Has strsss.
DUCxnYn rOUuDRY.
Vain. A1nitass 4 ce.-.....eor Ninth JeAases.
nonsuD1 nInAcaA1Y.
HRnhGnn .....eef Fourth Blondeou
al "a - - e'.-
Oandwa. wArOnRe = JEweLnY.
49,, :. -. ~.
a.o". a. u.t. ...~..
=. =. AyFss Sons...... .'''''.'''s' nA'n ''fss'
49,.
n. -. c..o.S : Nj, .t.ss..
crhnrr.vo orr.r.vA...
.-~<sv ELe Is1vre :. Hsin etrest-bst 5tA sth
Sso4enISslo1 MEncnAxTs
n 1taess - South Levss.
ot,eks-Vhelesals 4 Retail.
go Btdr,, r,,-..Nos 1 i Estss House
n.,. s,,v., var.
q B,,a... No, II Estes Hou,,
81 Da1T1srnr.
D. D 4 tstt.. eer Maia and Fifth sts
DAY OOODs-WHOLEsAL
grsmer. Irwin i 1es Main street.
DRU4D-WHOLBsAL = RETAIL.
Hukinsol, Dsstlstt 4 Co.. Main street.
Kerr RnlGe @ 80. .........81 Main street.
nrrH nrnrsno, .eS Main street,
pnr.eooDs-nErA1L.
!, :, rL-,.. q. n.:. ...~>4 I
Phillips ! Ksrr rr..................s5 j. Maia street
N ..rs~, q Gon ! Ester HOUSE |
spi..hs,..r nsy.r co.....No. iii nain-s
uaxravi.r. Dra.As, 4 seals.
" '' +. .''''''''' .........-~ --..-
Doo0 = DUTT1R.
Fans, Fancy 0eeAs. r1ns Cutlery.
@ Bridrs ................N / ! Estes Houss
rur11Trun
punc... x.,,. \ co...14o 1 III Main .tr..t.
oIA. .r1A1 rrrrruos.
Moo.r . son j shss,u street, bst Sd 1 4th
~ v.--.,- v.r.. n..k.
0sSe Hsass Es.sAsss
9 Bridgss..............Nos Estes hons
Geld, SILVER. and livery MsuntsA oanss
BridGs.........-.-..Nos Nos { Estss House
0hOOnAD-WnOLRs
=. PoiiockI . Va. Uo..................llS Main stres
Y.liosv Hirea 4 CO...........,,....S9 Main stFeo
RF Bower s Co.....................-so Main strss
] A 9 McQuesi ....................S4 main street
Coz Irvin....... ...corner flttn MAIN sfoe's
iayArsn.ssers, Ther0ensters, SaeAren-
otOxu.
"t -'..'.' -
= -.-.. e...,.ha.s annAe
\. WehoI Co...............-"....l43 MAIN street
kSAHnW n n Z.
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For salc.
A Frame Dwelling House, with four rooms,
N cellar stable. catsIn, nice garden, rsres and
great ysrery of fuit xe-sfnl io all IN good eond-
ion-on Frsn lin. between iSth and 4tn strees Title
good. Price sl7e0-hals cash. balance on time, En-
quire of fEN-t k,
Heal Estate and Insurance Assnt,
ul6 Cor. ith aud Main-sts.
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" TELEGRAPH

BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Washin g ton.
Congressisnal Pro< o<eedfngs.
Chase Opposed to the Third Party
Movement.
INTENSE HEAT In NEW YORK
Froase the Wtsser-Ss Plates.
civil Law Supreme in Louisiana
Trial of FenlAns In London.
Reported Electlon Frauds In
Miaslsslppi.
Flortd. f,annnlies With the l4tn
Amendment.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4li
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vsnsili, Jones i Co.....eor Third 3 Main streets.
tfsas, Stern Co......eor Second : Main streets.
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Perry springs.
Pike County, Ills.
THIS HIGHLY POPULAR PLACE of
Hes At and Pleasure Is now open for the
csption OF gu SIS the following reduced rafea
einsle person occuryir room in new hotel (per
week ~
Two parsons occupying room in new hot tper
weekly each II 90
Per day 90
sngle persons occupying Aroom in old hotel (pee
week. II 90
Tso persons occupying room in cid hotsl (pcr
week. y w
Per day co
Faith room. open to guests Of both houses alike.
Daily stages connect with trains the T. ". & " r.
W. at PEKaY ,Pathas STATION, aud With 81 Lonis
pae K, Is at NAPLES
refer With confidence - the thousands who have
favored our place with their patronage
WATSON 4 DIyILBLIa8,
jnnsfdH Proprietors.
+ oi1atitn ttcn cppy B.
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commissioner. sale. :

II ARD-Prime countrv. in tierces, for sale
IL by uyl3l KEL 6, BlasE & CO.
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N. DbAs Third Main streets.
HuiskAtnp AAtless. 4ain street.
Huiskahp = Drs.. Main stssst-bst lth Sth.
Hatt, Ast-~.. l1S Aais strsss
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basasss Cards Issf.sia fos sssy steses
dseoant tran ess which oy t-Eslss sdsssss-
sasnts shen paid o. charged qaaIfssSy.
Advertisers Fesidssg the Tinted stats
fT their cards by seins 6ysssbaks fs saei aaosst
sisy sish pay, sEa tsT cards sih HseFS pss
aioss tabie, to- tAs time paid tor
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without a constant anl faithful snpcrintcndrnce.
IN Hawaii nri Is O. talk ;Onscnse. My own
Seroctions, however, would protably ~ farther
than his own, IN ta'0r vi thoroush information
IN this particular The Inspector General is
ysa6hc 0fhCcr. His acts are public acts. far
Ehey 0tkciAi, Whilst, thcrvlore. have No
kiso~lcNisv of the gvntleman private person.
and certainly hysar him M III wall. it cannot Dc
dcnied that. apart trVm his notorious hatred of
Evangelical Protcstantisn, in the persons of It's
adheFcnts, he has NO single qualification for the
important post he holds, E,ninently impractical.
without the lca-t financial skill. soporihc we'll
- slccry in his bearing. without a particle of
that personal enthusiasm the magnetism which
: essential ~ tire awakening; IT other minds. he
= and eVvr will DC an incubus upon the school
systcm-a heavy drag attached to it. ~ long as
nc cSNuVieS his prvScnt position. \ man whose
Othcial BEARING, and who's profrSscd examinations
excite only ridiculc in the minds of widc-awake
Hawaiian children. has no future of honorable
use:ulne~S before him. in his present calling.
kohaa, Hawaii. E.B.
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,Ansurlntr Z ar05.
THE NORTHERN INSURANCE COMP
or LONDON.

reNifE NDER NED. AGENTS Fpt THE
above Comany have rvcc"tiy received instructions d
tir al a. buildings
Merchandise stared therein. aud prepared issue pi
ccs oh ulor faVuTali- tian heretofore
Kisks taken Buildings MachnsIy, Sc Sugar lauta
JANlON, UNttN 8 Co.
59s-iy Agents
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-05

Cur THIS Our. The Mercantile
Times gives the following seasonable
rules for young men commencing
business:
The world estimates men by their
success in ife-and by general con-
sent, success is an evidence of supe-
riority.
Never, under any circumstances,
assume q responsibility you can avoid
consistently with your duty to Jour
selves and others.
Base ali your actions upon prin-
ciple of right; preserve your integ-
rity Of character, and, in doing this,
never reckon the cost.
Remember that self-interesti is more
likely to warp your judgment than
all other circumstances combined;
therefore, look we'll to your duty
when your interest is concerned.
Never make money at the expense
Of your reputation. a
Be neither lavishing or niggardly.
OF the two avoid the latter. A
mean man is universally despised;
but public favor is stepping-stone
to Observation-Disclosures. generous
feeling should be cultivated.
Say but ittle-think much-and
do more.
Let your expenses be such as to
leave a balance in your pocket.
Ready money is friend in need.
Keep clear Of the law, for even if
you gain you are generally loser of
money.
Avoid borrowing and lending.
Wine drinking and cigar smoking
are bad habits. They impair the
mind and pocket, and lead to o waste
of time.