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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.

Below we give the location and name Of Churches
the a of |
our Free Schools with the number OF children attending
a%es rt"sFas ss' Com
Rsr f"d s Wee and
s.uiies Bey caaLi.so S j; Treasnrer; Professor
%uTpsS Chaplain aI Kew mass Sos s.
ss sns 1T IL, Ia sx M
T. Professor of the IN Collegiate Course: Kev. j.
a. simon % Roy R j. arays-: R.y; T; r do cariere:
" and N" in fr,nS at Il
n % rs"pnf. 1 nasoF Ms' " and
fna &c NJ Ma a's sv F 3 asy MAd!%
a. nmd 10 " :" French Sermon At nc" Eng
by Instructions and Benediction--one sunday in Eng
.,' %eary . s"sliyny ccrma~,-Eev c. j. Beecher
NJ Pastor at 10 o'clock. vcspers and
Is;1s4 xisssas. %s$ W
IS a Rsv os SIS
sermon # l5osiosk vsspers O'clock Evening Dc:
Assumpon tGer"an, Josephine street, bc,.e.ea Com.
S. T. Msss a"a SS N sv
No,ss 5a%e d Ron seeours french Jert.o" street.-the
r., Rev. Father peIlam, { s. X. Week day Mass at
at at ass Issnn .Ha s
81 atJ ia ssp an" Gai 1 w"ts sa,. street. ,,,.
Ursuli"e a"d Hospital streey.ry Rev &. Kay mond.
sunday sermon at TO- vespsrs y" a, o siSsk
and Sa III ss.e e, rsss4 cs: .,e ss wssT S
kyn" f:%: a" e" :a e"s a nss.
snaaSs g a"a az 3 s"" " i" o'clock Yes
JsAn me bg X Gh ,, D,yads 1eseen caope
s si S9se Fa's Sunday gss
Hhs;,,. ss"sf' sss mn and
s. Pee, s,,setsRsy Father Chaon Pastor Rev
Week day Mass at and ociock Sundays g. : and
TO- Sermon IN French at 10 o'clock 'espers and Ben
'as'Sa a 4 e S'Ssa cea Jua
sheehan Rev FATHER Week day. Mass 81 nnd
ooloek SUNDAY at and TO- Sermon at 10 o'clock.
Josphs Common street bet,eeen lrarais vinere
Fes iosis1 HSES @n f ksiy kg @
oeccS SUNDAY 4 ssrnSn at e q a" and
o'clock xespe 1s and Bsnsdietio1 a, o'clock r
ReaaKs Father lambert Pastor E"v. Father $SS
sunday at :, and TO- Sermon at lVoeIock vespcrsa
ST. ms Church. St. Philip street becern Roman and
Prieur-Rev. Father Tumoine, Pastor. Week DAY Mass
a, o ,L,k; Sunday and o. Sermon 81 vespers
Trisity tesru,an, o,.,ea S, ee,~een
Pastor Rev Father LEONARD, Rev FathsrTreyis Week
DAY eos at At SaeE at and 10 Sermon at
st. "s.t ( TX Ta; erfGTtp ro Ie..gee
at o'clock Sunday at and 10. Sermon 10 O'clock
sas CLOCK lon French and one Sunday in English Yes
Annueiation Church, eos,sr II ManderiAc and Moraleo
strects-Rev Father A. Du. . Pastor. Week day Mass
7oclock. Sunday ut and 8. Sermon at O'Clock. Yes
| pers o'clock
St Peters Church. Craps street detreen Marigny and
MdndsUiue stretRev. FatherC &. Moynihan, Father
| Fitzgibbons. Week day Mass at 81 o'clock. Sunday
at T. 81 and 10. Sermon at ~ o'clock. Vespers 1t 4.
ST. Lima bayou betloeen Oor0enois and
Broad streets-Rev. Father +. Mttelbronn. Week day
Mass at 7 O'Clock. Sunday at u and Sermon at Id
| o'clock Vespers at q o'clock.
| Chapel Of Ursune Content, Third D.stviet-very
Rev n J. Perche, Chaplain. Mass Sunday at 81 and
al o'clock. .
St Josephs Church, GretFld.-On Sundays O'Clock
Low Mass; at 10 o'clock. High Mass, and Sermons n
EngIish and German every alternate Sunday; at q
o'clock vespers and Benediction.
| Holy Gross. male Orphan Asylum,) Independene
TaiTd Dsr5et-Rev. Fathers Condor, Shorts an
TuOhy
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EDUCATIONAL

ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY.
THE THIRTY.NINTH ANNUAL. SESSION OF
the St. Louis University will open
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER T. Ieoe
This Institution is the Oldest seat of Earning in the
West, having been established in 1929.
The of studies offers every facility for acquiring
a thorough Classical and Commercial education.
For catalogue, ETC., apply to Rev. +. II. STUNTE
BECK s. j., President of the University to Messrs
Won PHUL BROS. Agents. New Orleans. y
ST. sEPH's SCHOOL,
NEAR CORNER OF COMMON MARAls STREETS
New Orleans Louisiana.
. This PaIoehiai School under the direction of the
Brothers of the Christian Schools, will reopen
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER /, Is6s.
The remarkable success Of this Institution its steady
amount of public confidence with which it has been "a
v"re' especially during the past session recommend it
to the attention of parents and guardians.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The conrse of instruction pursued in this School is
There also department exclusively for young men
who intend to devote themselves to the mercantile
fcssion.
PRIMARY
vocal Drill Object lessons Frsi Notions Of Arin "
tie, Geography, French Reading, and Vocal Music
INTERMEDIATE CLASSES.
orthography: Reading Writing, Exercises in Flo
euton Ensllsi' q rammar Geography; History. Arth
Vocal Music
COMMERCIAL CLASS.
Logic History lAncicnt and Modcfn1 Higher Xri,
metic Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry. Business
Forms. Epistoary Correspondence, Penianslp. an
Book Keeping in the thorough form.
GENERAL REGULATIONS
On the completion of the Commercial Course. Dipo-
will he conferred on those who, eNaminat ion
found worthy of that distinction.
Thirty of the most prominent pupils will be selected
10 compose Brass Band; For this purpose two dis
tinguished professors already engaged.
ned on fpIi and will
be assigned to the class best suited to his capacity
Young men intending to enter the Commercial De.
partment would do well to make early application,
only limited number can be received.
Punctuality in attendance order during class hours
and method in all the studies deemed
that opportunity to form the pupils to these
habits will he neglected
TERMS PER MONTH-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Primary Department. -...-......-..--.-..-..s1 90
intermediate Department. Observation-Disclosures
Commercial Department .--.-...-.......--......3 90
Special Lessons in the Science of Accounts. GO
School Hours-From 81 A. NJ. to IL NJ. and from l2i
to- F. NJ.
For further apply at the School g Rev
T. j. SMITH, Pastor of ST. Joseph's Church, Common
street opposite the Charity Hospital
aul6 BROTHER JUSTINIAN, Director.
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au23 If

PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRISTIAN.
Legislature the State Of Mississippi directed by
Christian Brothers
boarding school in the city the Christian Brothers have
for in y and they have @
ton of informing their and the public that
which could scarcely be found ali together in any othsr
The building at Pass Christian hitherto known the
view and is fitted up in style which cannot fail to
once it was to the summer excnrsionist
The spacious buildings of the hotel adapted to
of the sSs ss
atey in front and the Delightful breezes all
s
That nothing might be wanting to the institution n
an
cred to grant diplomas confer degrees and bestow all
The class study halls dornitory, fectory
are on a scale equal to any i'm in the cointry
the Christian Brothers the confidence the
public, they will be better able the ply
committed their The system of government is
mild n, and Yet firm in sSsns the @
whose manners and morals are not students
of all denominations are admitted and their religious
Opin unrestricted.
The academic year commences the first of October
n B-Ciasses viii be kept open during vacation for
t h"if who may desire to E themselves of the oppor
Payments-Term of five months, invariably in advance
Board washing tuition and doctors fee per term
Entrance fee to be paid only 10
'''@'''''A EXTRA CHARGES
Psf fr tsm S i nr Of $50
Music"Fiute or any other wind instrument, per
term of five months. 90
Drawing, per term of five months "a
Use of Instruments in the study Vi natural philoso
pnS anu 'ne"''"S per S' BRO ISAIAH, President
dras Postotce address Box 1884. fec
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L maculate Conception, New Orleans.
This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State
Louisiana and empowered to confer degrees, is
Quoted by the Fathers of the Society ofJesus.
The buildings well adapted for the purpose A
courtyard entirely off from the street is
recreation that from the arrival of the pupils
A NJ till their departure at p M, they constantly
secluded and superintendent
The of instruction embraces Greek, Latin
English French Poetry, Rhetoric History Geography
Mathematics, Astronomy, Natural and Mental Philoso
ply, with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the usual
Commercial Branchea.
Students not admitted, unless they know how
read and write.
The moral and religious training the students In tn
lead ng objects of the instructors.
Every month n report Is parents stating
duct prOgress, rank in claas and attendance.
The academical year begins on the first Monday Of
October, and ends ABOUT the 3st of oily.
TERMS:
Collegiate Course payable in advance and IN Unite
States currency, two months, e2O.
Preparatory Course, Gle. fe0
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THE MORNING STAR
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
No. 40 Poydras Street, New Orleans.

This Establishment is fully prepared to execute al
kinds of JOB WORK such
CIRCULARS, CARDS,
ENVELOPES, DEEDS
CONTRACTS, INVOICES,
MORTGAGES, HEADINGS,
CATALOGUES, AUCTION BILLS
HAND BILLS BILL HEADS,
PROGRAMMES, BILLS OF FARE,
BANKCHECKS, DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DRAY RECEIPTS. BILLS OF LADING
PROMISSORY NOTES, ETC, ETC. ETC
ON THE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
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;. JosEpH'S SELECT SCHOOL.

L. L.
Ma POI EON AVE y L E.
CONDUCTED by THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
This Institution will studies the 2sth of
August The Course of Instruction includes all the
branches of Polite Education and every is
+" give solid basis to the youthful mind and make the
acquisition of religious and literary knowledge at
tractive it is important, Noca. and instrumental
Music Drawing. and Dccalcomana form charges
For further particulars, apply at the Institution.
aug % 2m
CT. MARY JEFFEES ON C0LLEG re.
ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1868.
The Maris Fathers, who have charge of the Institu
ton provided with all the facilities imparting
thorough English, French, Classical and Mathematical
Education
TERMs-Payabe in advance. 800 in gold, or its equ
valent, for the half.sesson of five months
For further particulars apply to the President to
MESSRS. POURSINE & CO.,
au23 If No. Sc Natchez street. New Orleans.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A CA d Envy or THE
VISITATION, FOR YOUNG LADIES'.
sUMMERv1LLE NEAR MOBILE. ALABAMA
The Scholastic Exercises of this Institution will be
resumed the
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.
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CT. STANISLAUS ACADEMY, BAY ST LOUIS
of the Sacred Heart has been in successful operation
BS n Of the and
afSrding all the advantages of the sea breeze;
holiday walks in the woods and
The delightful situation Of Bay Louis faeili.
ty of the place all seasons of the
well known that only passing notice of these advan-
The system Of government institution strictly
mild and paterna infractons of the established rules
The religious and moral instruction of the pupils and
their comfort attended to with the utmost
socitude and constant attention is given to the orma
habits of poiiteness order neatIess and industry.
The year of on @ Of n .s
annual vacation lasts about six weeks:
of admission is from seven sixteen years,
THAT
English and French Grammar Composition Arithmetic,
Book keeping Algebra ' i R II s. ETC.
Board and Tuition. session. payable half yearly in
Bedding per session, t"ptiona 10 90
vacation il spen, & n in cit TORS so 90
Piano and Violin per month, each co
Brass Instrument per month .-........-:-- loo
Each b"9rer sh%" &C. provided with twelve shirts
pocket han If sS p s @ ss
kins, irock coats. six pair summer panta
three pair aM1 @,t cap long
broad double wooden blanket one pillow, four pill
low GASES three pair sheets mosquito bar, combs,
| brusbes etc all marked with the name in full
No advances made by the institution for clothing,
travelling pocket money ETC., unless sum OF money be
deposited to these expenses.
The number of pupils is limited Parents and guar
dams viii fnd advansageous to enter their
wards in the beginning of the session.
For further particulars, apply by letter to Brother
Odon Director Of the Academy, addressed to Bay st.
| Louis, tShieldsboro,) Miss.
| REFERENCEs-Mr. Thomas Layton, President of the
Southern Bank, New Orleans; Rev. Father Jourdon,
Superior of the Jesuits' College, New Orleans; Rev.
| Father Durier, Pastor of the Annunciation Church
Third District, New Orleans; Brother Athanasius,
| per of Lawrence and Massachusetts streets, Mobile
Very Rev Pricer the Cathedral Mobile Rev. Father
| Coyle st. Vincent Church. Mobile. fe23
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MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER
WIT AND w1sDoM.

NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. AUGUST 80, 1868.
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= T. JOS EPHS SCHOOL,
NEAR CORNER OF COMMON AND MARAIs STREETS
New Orleans louisiana
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
WOMAN.

The following beautiful lines of Hannah More, one of the best of her sex, written many years ago, might be read with profit by such "strong. minded" women as are holding conventions and prating about the right to wear high.hecled cow skin boots vote at elections, etc:
 As some fair violet, loycliest of the glade Sheds its mild fragrance on the lonely shade, Wiihdraws its modest head from public sight, Nor courts the sun, nor seeks the glare flight; Should some rude hand proianely dare intrude, And bear it's beauties from it's native wood, Exposed abroad, its languid colors fly, Its form decays, and its colOrs die. So WOMAN, born 10 digniiy retreat, Unknown ;o flourish. and unseen bc great To give domestic life its sweetest charm, With soflness polish, and with virtue warm, Fearful Of fame, unwilling to be known, Should seek but Heavens applauses and her
 own,
 Should dread no blame but that which crimes
 imPari,
 The censure Of conforming heart.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

S,EALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, p will be received by the undersigned, at this ofiice until
 Tuesday, September I5, 1868, at twelve o'clock, NJ, for supplying the United States Government,
 At FoRr WHIPPLE, Arizona Territory, with Five Hundred (500) Tons of Shelled Corn or Barley, of two thousand (2,OOOl pounds to the ton, and Two Hundred (2OO) Tons of Corn Fodder, of two thousand (2,000) pounds to the ton
 At CAMP MCPHERSON, Arizona Territory, with One Hundred (l00 Tons of Shellcd Corn or Barley, of two thousand (2,OOO) pounds to the ton.
 At CAMP LINCOLN, Arizona Territory, with 0Dz Hundred (l00) Tons of Sheled Corn or Barley, of two thousand (2,0OO) pounds to the ton.
 Bids will be received for any part of the above amount
 The Corn or Barley delivered must be of good quality, well sacked, and subject 70 inspection. The parties to whom contracts may be awarded will be required, within forty-eight l4s) hours after the acceptance of the bids, to give bonds equal 10 tfty (50l per cent of the amount Of the contract, for the faithful performance of the same.
 rAEn proposal must DC accompanied NllH a statement signed by the persons offered by the bidder as his securities, stating their willingness 10 enter into bonds in case the contract should be awarded to said bidder. In of firms making bids, each individual name must be written out. Prices must be written as well as expressed in l figures. The oath of allegiance tO the United States Government must accompany each pro- ! pOsal.
 The delivery of the grain to commence immedi-
 ately after the approval of the contracts by the | District, Department and Division Commanders. | No contract shall be considered in force until it
 shall have received the approval of the District, ! Department and Division Commanders Terms should be stated in L. s gold coin or | the market value thereof in currency, at date of payment.
 Payment will be made in such funds as may be ! furnished by the United States for that purpose, | if on hand. If not on hand, certified accounts | will be given
 The Government reserves the right to reject | any and all bids. ! copy Of this advertisement Ca slip cut from | this paper must accompany each proposal. 1 Proposals tO be enclosed in an envelope and
 endorsed Proposals for Barley, Corn, and Corn | Fodder, at Fort whipple Camp Lincoln and | Camp MePherson, A. T." and directed to the | undersigned. | Bids will not be considered unless the persons have heretofore failed to fulfill their contracts
 with the Government. E. BAKER. ' Captain and A. c. M. U. s. A., Chief e. NJ. of sub-DAuict Of Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

DIsTAsces.-From Omaha to Cheyenne is 5l5 miles; from Cheyenne to Denver and Golden City, III miles; From Cheyenne to Salt Lake, 535 miles; from Salt Lake to Lakes Crossing on the Truckee, 499 miles ; from the Truckee to Sacramento, 1l9 miles and thence to San Francisco, l24 miles ma king total, between Omaha and San Fran cisco, of l,792 miles.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

BISHOP HEBER must have had the original rulers of this Territory in his minds eye when he penned the following lines
 For if you take fine tooth comb
 And comb down all creation
 You cannot find so mean a gang
 In this great Yankee nation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

WHILE ten men watch for chances, one man makes chances while ten men wait for something to turn mp, one man turns some thing up; SO, while ten fail, one succeeds, and is called man of luck-the favorite of fortune. There is no luck like pluck. and fortune most favors those who are most indif- ferent to fortune.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

THE San Francisco CaU says: "The port statistics for the first six months of the present year show that there has been lively move ment of population at this port during that period. The total number of persons arriv- ing at this city by sea was g, 1S6; the depar- lures were II ,367 increase of population by immigration during six months, 20,S19. Of this increase, about 5000, or. one-fourtb, is from China
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

MUcH BEER.-During the month of June last, revenue stamps for beer were sold at the Internal Revenue office, San Francisco, to the amount of S5S, $50. Asthe law requires a one dollar stamp on each barrel (thirty gallons) of beer, it follows that 5S,SS0 barrels. or l,766, 400 gallons of beer were consumed in San Francisco during that month.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

HENRY WATTERsoN has purchased a large interest in the Louisville Journal and assumed its editorial and business management. He has adopted the "impersonal system,' and consequently the name of George D. Prem tice, the poet and wit, has disappeared from the head of that paper for the first time in thirtY-eight Years.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

THE editor of the Cerro Gordo 1owa) Re- pl,JIicaa has taken in one of the office boys as partner, and assigns as a reason, "that Stephen has been to work for us all winter and wanted his pay, and we thought after being proprietor a short time he would understand that paying help was not so easy"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

A DIsPUTE.-General Grant gives his name as [. s. Grant, but his father says his name is II. U. Grant. The Radical nominee for President is U. s. Grant Now if General Grants correct name is H. U. Grant, will vote for L. s. Grant of Illinois, make H. U. Grant of Ohio, President l-lSae. Reporter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

ONE OF THE VAULTs.-0n the hoisting works of a mine at Grass Valley, California, on the occasion of the great Democratic rati- fication meeting, was exhibited transparency bearing the motto, "This is one of the vaults from which the bondholders draw their in- terestp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
Chr Atsrkly srisona atlintr.

SAN FHANCisCO AoENCT.-Mr. Thomas Boycc is the only authorized agcut for the MISER in San Francisco. Orders len at his office, New Mcr- chants Exchange Building, room No. 20, CLliior- nia street, will be promptly attended Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
THE NIeHTINGALEs TRILL.
WORDS BY zEILA.

Written for and sung by Mime. Parera Ro-sLl Nightingale, Nightngalei trill thou thy lay Shadows are stealing OCT the bright day Nightingale, Nlghtingalel why is thy voice Neer in the sunshine heard 70 reiOiceg But be it by day, or eve, as you will, SOne-bird of the night, 1 would hear thy sweet
 trill.
 Nightingale Nightingale lov'st thou Eve's star, Shining SO brightly in regions so far? Nightingale, Nightingale! for lts pure ray, Pour forth thy praises til dawn Of day; But be it by day, or at eve, as you will, SOng-bird of night, would hear thy sweet trill
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

To CLEAN Bass CLocK.-Boil 1t whole. The water used should be pure rain water. Dry on a warm stove to prevent subsequent rusting. This plan saves trouble, a,ia works well when the only trouble is accumulated dirt, or thickened oil.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
spermsporrhea .

DR DOBEgTY Esz yiss gahlished an inIll.-, ,- = phiei efnb0dying his own views and expenen'-1 -, a iion t0 Ifup0tenoe CT Nirilify being fhlfl 'ftfl Spernatorfhea or Seminal Weakness NsrFp4. e - D,. Bebiltv eon.eauent urgu this Affection, and oihf " easfs of the Sexual Organs .t ,l's
 This little work contains information ol ,As s JffE to all whether married single, and "ll " .s,s fx by mail on receipt of sx Csuts in postage '-"i return postage. -,,,rv Al D.
 Address W. K Dohhhi it Cal
 je2OEaa oaA f'-D
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
All Kinds of Lumber.

for Building purpose, and for Mills and Mining. E1- Come with your money, and we will ar. range the price according to the quality. Terms, cash on delivery, payable in U. s. gold coin, or its equivalent in currency.
 A. Q. NOYES, Agent. Prescott, September IT. 1867.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
To Correspondents.

Patients (uaie or femaie) residing n nay fai1 " V States and Territories however distant gho nai - inc oTiniGn and adYice of DIR DOHERff Do hrs ". peetive cases, and who think prorer Co sltrai M statement of such in preference io holding lti. fervieW. reFpecriuiiy usstirri iIai thfr c.. U. lions Will bs held mosi sacred Dll DObEhii Ns thi- @i-f-sFtHniiy ef .i-='sisF tlf zh iettef- H possible.
 Y ths sa=s A= fsl a=a esaasdly asserlsd lsr-1 .s muuicutoH will ho unnecessary, inst1ietiQif -. regimeu and The general treatment of the easa H- .f ding the rernei'es) will te forwarded Wifioif a' rs in s;ch manner as ts es.sgey laa of tas lus1' - letter parcel so transmitted
 Generalization. hy letter Or otberri-s' ree'
 Address W.K DOhERTY p
 San Francisco ea-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON, late of the Confederate service, has received full pardon from the President, through the influence of Secretary Seward. This is the first pardon yet granted to full General in the Confede- rate service
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
Quartz Mountain Saw Mill.

THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS
 Il called to the fact that we have renewed facilities for the manufacture of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

POPULAR ERRoRs.-That editors keep pub lie reading rooms. That they have plenty of time to talk to everybody. That they are delighted to get anything to ill up their papers with.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
Dissolution of Partnership.

YNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE II existing between the undersigned is this day dissolved, by mutual consent All persons having claims against the late firm are hereby notified 10 present them 10 John R0alk who alone is authorized tO collect and receive all monies due the said late firm.
 JOHN ROALK.
 JAMES WRIGHT Wickenburg, Arlzoha, July %, 1868 Caus4t)