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EsrOOk lynn 4.

TnE NAVY YARD FRAUDs-lIow WORK
NRs ARE EsLoYEp, AND WHAT ruEY Do.-An In.
te c,'iue Staercnt OF fRctswas developed yesterday
before L. :. Commissioner Newton, IN relation to
operations in the Navy Yard. Some time since
John Maxon, John X. Marsden, Vim. MeDe'mott and
Francis Riley we're arrested on the charge OF de-
iraudins the Government, by carrying oi several
thousand dolsrs worth Of manufactured mae al.
They all occupy prominent positions In the meehan-
ical departments OF the Yard
Joseph Anderson, OF 49, South list street Ed, was
tho only NlIness examined. His testimony shows
thst no was employed in the Pattern shop, under
hcDermott and Marsden, In 1861, and con-
tnuei until 1864 or 1865 Che 10 not Certsin
which year, when he was discharged. When
he commenced work McDormott was MAST p
Boiler Maker and Mason, Master Pattern Maker
hsrsden came here in 1861 In place OF heDernott
witness was employed in making patterns for ma
chnery, and sso in making four bookcases and
ia, co TOOL chc.'s. lilo Commenced his work in the
ia Of lSbJ and they were finished In tho sumner Of
1864; the mgtHlal used In their mhnuiacture was
N no NM and black walnut the bookcases we're
1olhIc finished sash doors carved and otherwte or
nnnea1edi each saAe had louE sections which when
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POETRY.
Hot [!

OH isn'tit hoti
oh isu't II hoti
And oil Ia soft and clammy and danp
No need TO mcisten your postage stafnpi
The very stones
Have Lost their tones
And DOM re-echo tho policcmsn's trsmpi
And oh isn't II hoti
And oh how haze my hat
Thst tox 6 roasted firl
With the hard hot Trim that presses i,s rim.
With o. It's min mi ut INTO iny trAln,
Aud II leaves hs red RI therol
AID bow hate nv blessel boots
OF Ted~l q ,ou,st TIE roosi
Sources u throes I'd "a ~ and shoot,l
And SOILS Win cr.vi'r lies
SOCKS that rack all unt = t. .olesl
And tNen nv COO.
Peruvian Il IA
lC"nven ui r. yme)
In ny blot in,c
You wore no trousers ehoker, eous-, brace Z,
sleeve,
But vert about,
In-ioors n1l out
In What young ladies call squire bod o. b.
love.
Oh ism. II hoti
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

f. fo.~, rs, n, F.,
.'''"- W "' '01' "-'>y wan P'''."p' 70 o"'''
,Ae NAhue" siA's ch mas o'eulied '0' somo
'''''' ~" ''''o "s' "."s.' VIM 'u'n 0u'
'os''' 'e''' wv o,ue' n.''ns peen "'ucu tut 'hein
10 .s'1'-p'' oeioci' ID 'ua'nsli street. hRn'
.st WI '"o h.'' w" y. NV "'' in" "a
' anu .sns'eu noh VI ''o 'o'."'Ah beson'
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'ep''' ~ Centre ANie' sfihoy IL
.c'ocA' nnsaoe F" ior'n o. one O'CLOCK. fon'n
orou'efhooa unuer 'he e'ate oenfe' NJ james
'1oser" WIZ meet 'he Lesioh" a. me battery lar
's>N anu e'eof' 'noin 10 TIE ,iV hAii "hero
1ney WIN pass In rcNisT ooiofe the Mayor
s"a So"noh N"uhc"' IN ue evening sTahd
pen'ue' sn 10 gwen ~ 'ne heuopohtah HOTEL
ne oo' iopo'' Vi ING h''h gu iuceuS' sever
"e'''n" "nen ooeuiiou were "e'cnpeu' pu' an
o'ne' sna painful ono remains 70 DC ADDED An
sseu anu ieAloc'al'e ioo'lnN iaay $1,000 upon the
ishdnf' all shihes' ioI "hadh 'he sle'iher hom her
ohnn 10Y johnny name only Two GAYS before that
NE was comm homo immHehtly' "od pless MN J.
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and ,he f.in,ea ux,.so I'm tho ntcyio,, ovs,in,
while crossing the Delaware. johnny ra, .vok, sud.
denly from "A do,e and walked of hnrn,.ck an, all
into the water. lie WAS seen "a rlso ,,,ico nm, M
assistance could be rendered him. and he pen,hcd
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Too Late for Classification.

CASH MAKERS-WANTED TWO MEN TO
- work on sAshes and two men 10 work on blinds.
Apply at mill, 42d 81 near Cd ave. ST+
MTANTED-LEGAL, REP0RTORIAL OR
w other copying, by young lady who has had
eonside rabe experience in this business. Address
o., tox 6,7OI, n. Y. Post Office. Nb
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
roads. On and Siter Monday, June jth trains for
Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern and
Western trains will leave New York as follows :
ON Eudsoa River Depot, 3Oth 81. and lvth ave, at
?. 26th St aud A. ave. at IL A. N. and 40 r.
Iicke,s good On either Toute. W. II. WANDER
BlLE, V,P. AS
STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR coz
zens, West Point, Cornwall Newburgh, Milton,
steysry afternoon. sxoepi SUNDAY. u ~ O'clock. Va
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On Friday morning. at o'clock, after short ill.,
ness. atOhGE FREEMAN, infant child Of Harriet
4. and the late Warner L Burroughs, aged one
year. three months and twcnty.seyen tfsys.
Farewell, my darling GkoRGiE;
Guardian anecs take your charge
Freed ut once from rain and danger,
Happy spirit ret at large.
Death, his victim still pursuing,
Ever to his purpose true
Soon his placid check believing,
Robbed it Of its rosy hue.
Sealed those eyes, SO lately bsaming
Innocence and joy so mild
Every lock so full Of meaning,
Seemed to.eisdear the lovely child.
In the Silent tomb we leave him
Til! the resurrection morn,
When his Saviour will receive him,
And restore his lovely form.
Then, dear Lord, we hope to meet him
In thy happy courts above
There with heavenly JOY to greet him.
And resound rcdeeming love. II.
The funeral will take place on SUNDAY AT.
TERN0ON at o'c;ock from hismother's residence,
on Seventeenth, between Marshall and CLAW street,
The friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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MILITARY AND OTHER BOOKS.

IN ~
N
J. w. RANDOLPH, l2l MAIN STREET,
HAS FOR SALE:
DUTIES OF A JcDGE-ADvOcATE. $3.50.
MAHMONT's SPIRIT OF MILITARY INsTITU-
TIONS. ST.
DIGEST OF MILITARY AND NAVAL LAWS.
SIG.
..NDREws's MOUNTED ARTILLERY DRILL.
s..
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CAVALRY ON OUTPOST
DUTY. 81.
COOKING IN CAMP AND HOSPITAL: 50cents.
ROBERTs'S HANDBOOK OF ARTILLERY. 81.
vIELE'S HANDBOOK OF ACTIVE SERVICE.
81.
vIELE's FIELD NOTIFICATIONS AND AR
TILLERY. s..
MACLEoD'S MILITARY SURGERY. s..
CHIsoLM's MILITARY SURGERY. sle.
GRoss's MILITARY SURGERY. Sl.5o.
POLITE LETTER-WRITER. 81.
BCCKHOLTZ'S INFANTRY CAMP DUTY. ST.
MAP OF TIE SEAT OF WAR IN -vIRGINIA
GOOD POCKET MAP OF VIRGINIA. IS.
ARMY REGULATIONS. Third and only correct
edition. s. and g.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GUIDE, s.!
PARDIGoN's INFANTRY sw ORD EXERCISES
Plates. 81 30.
VIRGINIA SONGSTER. 81.
SONGS OF THE SOUTH. 81.
SONGS OF HUMOR AND SENTIMENT. 81.
IaRDEE's INFANTRY TACTICS. $40.
THE ANGEL OF PRAYER. A Catholic prayer.
book. S., So, S. and Sc.
EXPERIMENTS WITH SORGHUM SUGAR.
CANE. 81.
THE AID-DE-CAMP. romance Of the war. 81
THE RIVALS. A Cbickahominy story. 81.
FAMILY RECEIPT COOK. 50.
CAPTAIN WITH HIS WHISPERS. Song fol
piano. $3.50.
THE 'sToNEwALL BANNER. $50.
RIDING 4 RAID. S1.5e.
VIRGINIA. VIRGINIA: $50.
WE NAY BE HAPPY YET. sl.,c.
LAST ROSE OF SUMMER. Air. Sl.So.
HUNTEN's SCALES AND EXERCISES. 3d.
| HuNTEN'S INSTRUCTOR. s..
BURROWS'S PRIMER 81.
RICHARDSON'S VIRGINIA ALMANAC. 5
each, or S. per dozen.
| SECONDHAND BOOKS OF ALL KINDS
| WANTED.
| Tia 28-lt1
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VETO MESyd OF THE PRESI
DENT

President Davis sent in message to
Congress, On the 23d, vetoing the bill
to increase the number of acting mid
shipmen in the navy. The veto was
oyerruled in the Senate by vote OF tif-
teen to three, bat sustained in the House
by vote of thirty-nine to thirty-six.-
The act provides that the additional act
ing midshipmcn "sllall be appointed
under the regulations prescribed by the
Secretary Of the Navy, as follows: Ono
from each Congressional district, upon
the recommendation Of. the Representa-
tive in Congress two at large from each
State, upon the recommendation OF the
Senators thereof, respectively, and ten at
large by the President" The President
lii his message says:
"By the act new before me, however, the two
Houses empower their respective members to
choose officers that not their officers but
Officers of the Executive Department OF the Govern
ment. The language not susceptible Of any other
meaning. The acting mldshIpmen SHALL be ap-
pointed upon the recommendation Of the Repre-
tehtaives Senators, as the case Kay be. But the
obce,s Greats b law than that Of yestine the
appointment in the President alone in the courts
81 law, the heads OF departments thus Hithhods
from that branch 0i the Government any parflclpA-
ton III such appointments.
But it may be remarked that this act gives the
power Of making the proposed appointments, not to
CONGRESS as a body, hut to the individual mcinben
OF the two Houses, and that it is thusin condidt
with the spirit and intent of the first clause of the
sixth section of the first artic. Of the
Which enur1erates the privileges accorded 70 Repre-
fentatiyes sna Senators individually
These privileges are carefully restricted to such
as are necessary TO enable them to discharge their
privileges granted to Congress by the Constitution
are conie red the body collectively, or a ono Of
the two House,.
.'The power to make selections for appointment
70 Office is nowhere accorded in that instrument to
Inc Senators and Representatives. Individually and
II Is believed to be an lquesfioned pFlnciplebf con-
s!itutional lag that no Legislation can add 70 the
power vested By the Constitution IN amy mcaber Of
any one d the three Departments Of Govern
nent. The power Of Congress 70 vest by Law tho
appointment Of inferior officers in the President
alone, or in the heads Of Departments, would seem
90 sn, s ,s peer e ,ssi;s !. o .se
departments, provided they b. those which n,ay
eepstitut;onally exerce The functions. put i ths
view IT the Constifutioa which has becu presented
by correc it il clear hat the COperess cannot ves
IN itself any right 70 participation ia the se!ectioI
q officers q ssy e'aes ave sAe.s q tae twe Houses
The message ecnciudes = lollovs:
sThe hin j. sstusnld II - spilit 4 II IIi.sil
ness TO receive ~ adxi0e and datiups o
n'rmners ~ lonere NJ sHee eqead.kl ~ p
snfillad g N'ee4 Saea1 llen. het tsena : ncAsce
duty = eessltttstst ~ attss,ss
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AitbalbH1
SATURDAY nonsIno.... JANUARY =. isss.
E,lE NEN&

AL was quiet yesterday ON the kacn.
mond and Petersburg lines. The troops.
Of the two armies have Is much rs they
can do to keep from freezing. Field ops
rations arc out Of the question,
There comes to AS . report from Pc
tersburg that column Of the enemy,
ten thousand strong, is moving up the
Chowan river, with the design Of strik
ing the railroad ut Weldon. Nothing
centirmatory Of this report has been re-
ceived at headquarters here.
Rosscr's cavalry are said to have had
slight skirmish with Sheridan's men, on
last Monday morning, near Edingburg,
in the Valley. during WHICH the enemy
were driven back beyond Woodstock.
We mentioned some time since that
General Hood had been relieved Of the
command Of the Army Of !. Tennessee,
aud superseded by General Dick Taylor.
General Taylor's command Of the army
is believed to- be oily temporary. In
taking lcase Of the army, General Hood
issued the following address ;.
"H.Apav AsrERs ARMY TENNESSEE,
"rtffio. MISSISSIPPI, January Is. J
"stiysi.rs ut my request, have this day been
relieved from the command Of this army.
In taking leave Of you, y, ;ert my thanks FOR
the patience with which F. on have endured your
hardships during the lecen. campaign.
Il am alone responsible for Its conception, and
stroye hard to DO my duty in its execution.
81 urge upoa yoa' the Importance Of giving your
entiie supper: 10 the distinguished soldier who
assumes cemna,ri. and tila!l look with deep liz
tesest upon al your future operations and rejoice at
,our success j. Il. HooD, General
II wassaid yesterday, by persons who,
from tEeir position, should know these
things, that General Breckenridge had
been appointed Secretary Of War, and
,hat.the Senate on yesterday confirmed
the appointment. Mr.. Seldom was still
at his post last night.
Mr.. Wigfall, yesterday, introduced in
the Confederate Senate a resolution in.
structing the Judiciary Committce to in
auirc into the expediency of abolishing
all laws authorizing lmpressment except
by military officers in cases of absolute
necessity +; and Of paying market price
for all property impressed by the mill
tary. The resolution is based upon the
the belief that there is all abundance in
the country for the uses Of the armies,
but that i. can only be made available
by the Government entering the market
and paying a fair value for what it pur-
chases.
Gold sold yesterday at Davenport &
Co.'s auction at forty seven-at the same
time could be bought, and was bought,
privately at forty five. Some ofthe know
ing ones made good thing by buying
privately and selling at the auction.
There is report that Mr.. Blair will
be in this city again in \ few days.
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\ HENRICO COUNTY COURT,

4 JANUARY %, l661.-The Court having again
attended to-day, pursuant to their adjournment on
"Wednesday hast, TO further consider the rcquixitiOn
OF the Governor for slaves from this county to labor
on the Qualifications and other works necessary for
the public defence, made pursuant to law, and six
Of the Justices being present. doth order that the
following Shareholders, hirers and public hospitals
produce to the Sheriff of this county, at the Court
house thereof. on MONDAY. the s0th day Of the
present month lJanuary). hy l2 O'Clock n. of that
dav the number Of SLAVES, between the ages Of
eighteen and fity-6ye years, annexed to their
names in The subjoined list to labor as above indi-
Gated; on which day the Court viii proceed finally
to dispose of the whole matter, and to direct the
Sheriff to take into possession the slaves of all such
holders, hirers and HOSPITALS who on that day. are
not excused or otherwise exempted. and ordered the
same to be published IN the Richmond Dtspateh
- 4. =
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UTARNING TO TAX PAYERS

w l. As to Specific Iares.-Ambrotyp ists,
apothecaries. auctioneers. bakers. bankers billiard
room keepers, bowling-alley keepers, Brewers bro
kers butchers carters cattle brokers, circus exhb-
itors, commercial brokers, commission merchants
confectioners, daguerreotYpets, DENTISTS dstilers,
draymen, clearinghouse keepers, inn-keepers, Jug
glers, lawyers, hvery-stable keepers, pawn bro
kcrs, pedlars, photographers (which denomiua-
ton includes all who make for sale pictures of any
kind glass, metal paper. or other material, by the
and lin generai III dealers, by wholesale or BY re-
TAIL n liquors in any other things required by
law to register their respective occupations CALI
ings and pay the prescribed specific tai thereon at
LIST day of January in each year, no matter how
shortly before they may have registered in pre-
ceding year, within sueh further time il al
lowed By the Tax Commissioner, unless the busi-
ness itself be commenced after such time is elapsed
in which case the registry must be made and the
specific tax paid at the time Of beginning bust.
ness. In my district, the time first appointed for
peared sufficient reason,) enlarged BY the Tax Com
missioner that any person not yet registered for
1855 may still register and pay the specific tax in
good time before on the LIST day Of February next
itself is commenced after that period The penalty
which the statute mot mere departmental regula-
tion) imposes il doubling OF the tar for the first
failure, with like accumulation for every thirty
3. As to Ia1es on Quarterly Sales or ReceiPts.-
The time prescribed for making returns of such
sales and receipts Of the quarter ended list Decem
her, ssa has sg T. ~ On re %
such returns may be madato an assessor before or
on the LIST day of February next, but not AFTER
wards. In case ef failure herein the statute re-
auires the whole tax on the quarters sales re-
cejpts to be doubled After the returns have been
made and the taxes have been assessed thereon the
latter may be paid at any time before the 10th Of
that month February that is TO say, before OF
aafntorv nenalfv for failure in fhia alsn Ia doubling
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TOR RENT, FRAMED DWELLING,

TOR RENT, FRAMED DWELLING,
6 II with store underneath and bake-oven at
tached, on Main street, between Seventeenth and
Eishtee, IA; also, PANS, TABLE and other APP
purtenanees to a bakery to be sold to the person
renting the property.
FRAMED DWELLING on Twenty fifth street,
Church Hill, opposite Masonic Hall.
BRICK DWELLING on Twenty-fourth street,
between Broad and Marshall.
Apply to r. II. WHITLOCK.
Broad street, between Twenty-third
ia A-eod3t* and Twenty fourth.
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~ EORGE. McDOWELLS. MIN
STRELS will shortly appear in this city.
Look ont for fun. TEN STAR PERFORMERS,
under the mapagementof GEORGE MCDOWELL.
ia 28-2ts
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS KE.
FOR RENT.


TOR RENT OR EXCHANGE, a
: II BRIcKDwELLING, containing twelve rooms,
and over an acre of land attached, with kitchen,
stable, water in the.yasd, &c. would rent or
change it for house and lot on Shockoe HILL
L. EDWARDS, NJ. D.,
Thirty-second and N streets, Church Hill:
E>OR RENT, two ROOMS-onc partly
IL furnished, with gas in both. The services. OF
\ good cook can be had also, washing and ironing
done on the premises if desired Apply at the resi-
dcncc second door above Brook avenue on Clay
street, left-hand side, between IL and O'Clock,
daily. ia 2S-2t'
looms FOR RENT.-Two desirable
III ROOMS can be had in the most pleasant part
Of the city the Capitol SO .are on Grace street,
between seventh and Eighth, second house from the
corner Of Eighth street, lcft-hand side. Gentlemen
preferred. Keierences REQUIRED. ia 2S-lt
TOR RENT, the BRICK STORE
/ HOUSE on the corner Of Eighteenth and Cary
streets: Possession given February lst For terms,
ja2s-2t' corner Cary and Fifteenth streets.
DooMs FOR RENT.-Two ROOMS,
III one furnished, suitable for gentlemen, on
Fourth street, third door from Canal Also, one On
Twenty-fourth and Franklin streets. ia 2S-lt'
NOR RENT, two comfortable BRICK
II RESIDENCES, containing tive rooms each
aud two-story kitchens, on Venable street, Union
Hill. Apply to [ja 2S-2t.J 3. BAKER
EOR RENT, handsome COTTAGE
1 RESIDENCE, in the village Of Chester, on
| the Richmond and Petersburg railroad. The cot
tage contains five large and airy rooms, and the lot
acre, on which is kitchen and all other neces
sary out-houses several springs of the finest wa
ter near the dwelling, It is the best stand for bust
ness in the place, and money can be msde by any
active energetic person. The health of the neigh
borhood is excellent. The property can be seen by
taking the morning train to Chester station, and
turn the same evening. Another great advantage
the property has, is free ticket the railroad to
Richmond and Petersburg. Twelve cords of the
finest oak wood can be purchased by the renter.
Millinery, Broad street, between Third and Fourth,
| Richmond, between the hours Of 9 and 3.
I ia 25-St w, Th&Ss
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NTANTED, situation as PARTNER
wv or SALESMAN, in some good house, by q
gentleman exempt from military duty. Though =
PRACTICAL druggist, the kind Of business not mate
rial. Also, for a sp,ightly YOUTH Of twelve years
R., box 324, Richmond post-ofice. ia 2G-3ts
CHOEMAKERS WANTED, at l67, La
- dies Cheap Shoe Store, tor which the highest
price will be paid. { j. 26-St.l G. DUNBAR.
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RICHMOND ARSENAL, !
LABORATORY DEPARTMENT,
January ~. 1865.

january ~. 1865. J
WANTED, at the Confederate Statea
w Laboratory, Richmond, Virginia, practical
None but PRACTICAL SSemst need d .p 81 aod
reference as to ability and character required
Apply ut once to w. N. SMITH,
Approved: General Superintendent.
W. L. BRoUN, Leutenant-Colon Commanding.
ia 2S-6t
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EOR RENT, ROM, suitable for a
gentleman, on first floor, over my store, No.
IS Main street
Also, for hire, two GIRLS-one fourteen, the
other eighteen years old-good servants.
ia 27-2ts ]. E. DOVE.
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UTANTED, No. COOK, WASHER
w AND IRoNKR, which will buy Or hire,
and pay an extra price. Apply TOT. D. HARVEY,
j. le--3v
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UTANTED, Two CO uNsTE B
w SCALES. for which the highesepride vii b
paid. Apply at No. franklin street, second door
from the Old Make ja'39-ns
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EOK RENT, two FLOORS above the
old Dispatch office, corner of thirteenth and
Main Streets lately put in good order, suitable for
n store below. M 2l-5ts
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NTANTED, MAILING CLERK, ct
w the EXAMINER OFFICE. Apply TO he
MANAGER at once. ial7-3t
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WANTED, Two or three ROOMS, on
w or near CANDLES Hill, for small family
Address, immediately, g. c.. box 53l Richmoni
post-ofice. ia 27-2ts
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-01

CHARIrH.-Let my lips be sealed with
charity, that may open only for the good of
my nHighbors. Let my eyes be veIed with
charity, that they may rest on good, and that
wickedness may be shut from my sight. Let
charity close my ears to all unkind and ma
hcious slander. Let charity keep my hands
busy with profitable work, and my feet
turned in the path toward those whom God
hath given me power to benefit. May char
ity keep my heart from secret sin, from evil
'maginations, from the tempting whispers of
The evil one, So that shutting every door
against uncharitab,,eness, my soul may be
made strong in love to the Father Of all men.