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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12
PROPOSALS.
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yided among different bidders, but viii Be copsid.
so@p!s.sd within four months from he d,ss o. &C
fsymsn,s will be made. monthly, dedpe,ins ten
per eentum until tbs ANAL completion Of the con
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the sddes Will sses md perfs-p ,hs een,i,s
IS: S':IIs' $sss:s 4 ;::Ss:
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on the printed form. 10 be obtained IN this once
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3, she nSc.tS isss: for s: Inc
Propa~si. viii be indorsed .pids for Iron wort
NAY may b1epsr,nsnts' building wsshinEtop p o."
iyTM Supervising Archftect
ljkofvsALs fOR srRAM sLOOPs OF WAR.
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,, Ses,ed IIoppsss Will be received q this pufeau
iSsudns Sf ,ss S.
both oftvoiron steam sioops o. war q sSoa, sptsns
the Sas ,g e seen sns sisnsa y af ~
Snreay. and e The Commsndalt'. cfhcc q the
snp ma ol .
ssa y steam ana y He nav Y.rS.
Proposals Will also Do received al the ssms time,
| and under the same conditions, for the construe.
se q sssi Or 6 h e. sSS s o so:s
mentioned above. separate from the steam ma.
The vessels must be completed in ell respects 20.
materAis must be q the best quality. aud the vorf
&c sasS NV ' 9sra hs ON ~ AZ
antc coast a. the Department may direct In seven
a III ID s,s sd !. ~ q Ss
ss1lsse Until ,hs Anal compistoI and sccsptIns nee
| The bids mpst be accompanied With ths suarsn.
re fs9nrea by sw: that y ne e2n,rsct y svsydsd
p.es Mho ~ e Seso%. .R ~ s ssrq,
amount Of the face Of the contract Will also b
The Department reserves the right 10 soesp,
them Is m its opinion the public interest requires
and o l.. sns -:
| sAry facilities for doing the work. JesaMtw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12
n RoPosALs FOR GRANITE.

EsoMEIR OFFICE. U. g. AHMyl
NEWPORT, X. l., June ~, isla Z
Scaled proposals will be received at this ofhoe
untl 10 .. m on the 18th day Of July. ISIS, for
6rAlits for hreAkwAter, In HyAnnis HI rbor Mass
BpecihcAtions IN regard 10 the work and blank
forms for propoeals and guaranty wi DO sent On
'''GSs Cr y HnSssss. pvt Mo, a ca, B.Ra.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
NORTHWEST. s5 J1 Tn RsD SOUTHWEST.
On and afteI June %. is's. trains viii leave a.
Wsshlnston....,s. Az. m Baltimore. ;gsm
!. ...,sgp. m :. ...".,s .. No.
- TIE CHEAT DOUBlL-TnACK R0UTE,
night oars. with modern improvements.
Tive hundred miles saved TO Western an cenirsl
The Is O. m. to Niagara Falls daily. except Sun.
day; the II 10 o m. daily, except sunday. north.
.sst tho eisp. m. daily. except Sunday; 10 oS p. m
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Washington TO Rochester and Pitts
Tickets by this route can be procured at the once
corner OF Sixth street and Ponnayysnia avenue, and
Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, whore
reliable information will be given at all times.
Passenger procuring tcketr at these Offices
cure accommodations In Palace Cars for Pittsourr
Corner Sixth q. and Pom. aye.
- Washington, ID. U
| dAllV Raltlmnfe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BKEF,

0YrIos ACTING ooMMIssARr or suBsIsTEScr,)
DAvID's ISLAND, NEW YoRK HAHBOH.
Juue ~, lslA
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received at
this ONCE until " O'Clock M JulS 81 ls75, for fur
partment United States army, at ts station durii Z
sii months, commencing August !, 1875. AoCpy o.
tina Advertisement u DO attached to each propol al
~ cfikRLEs sELLMER.
Second Tient Tntrd Artills'v, A n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" wAsHINaTos, d. O.. June ID, isIa
On the petition Of TrLrR HowR, of Cambridge
patcnt granted 70 him on the sIih day q septem-
III n ordered that the tsstimo1y IN tSe esse be
cloeed on tho 18th day Of Ansu,t next; that the
time for Ming Arguments and the examiners report
be limited 70 the 5th day Of september next, and
that sad petition be heard on the iDth day Of Sep
Any gsrson may oRp9q;gs AZ NJ ~ ssssps,on; ,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12
GROCERIES.
BRYAN BROS,
DEALERS 81 IN FANCY GROCERIES,

BRYAN BROS,
DEALERS IN FANCY GROCERIES,
No. COS Pennsylvania Avenue.
PURE WAVES AIR SIsAt t1 Ssfo ron nrDr.
ssar. IA I,lsa Ter, brandy. d,Ss)
fnre Old Port Wine;
o. C6s, ,sn Msrvaui. Chateau Lantte, Msrgaur and
SslliornIa lI2ek Angelica and Port.
SESsss sT Sii EsSsn b R,sggS; n SS,s ,
Also . larse stock % hne family groceries
BRYAN BROS,
COS Pennsylvania avenue,
Jyii opposite METROPOLITAN Hotel.
G. G. CORAWELL & SONS.
PicIsIcd Oysters,
Very Choice, from Bsltimore)
PicIxIcd CLAIMS.
Oystcrs slowed.
TN Cans)
sARDINE5. (.mali and large bores)
FRESH SALMON, From oreson)
sPICED SALMON,
ROAST BEEF. iron 'gersS,
~ Fhties Iot ftchtc hxcursseus NJ"
Fishing can purchase anything they wsp'
for Lunch.
pOttcd Ham,
Pottcd Tongue,
potted Turkey,
POttcd Game.
lobster,
tFrom Portland freshL)
= q u H g.
In quart cans, ready for use, which We nams In
GREEN TURTLE. MOCK TURTLE, TOMATO
BEEF. CHICKEN, ox-TAIL.
he. &c. &c.
u-Ciubs camping out or going down the
river on trip can purchase ALI. STORES
from ua.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12
MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from the q;
fects Of err, and abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable rome
des lookA aud circulars sent free, In sealed en-.
yrlopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No.
south Ninth street. PhilAdelphia. PA.-an institu
ton having high reputation for honorable con.
duct aud professional skill. jy7 am
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, ID. o.. June o., 1873,
On the petition Of JosEPH HARRIsoN, in, Of
PhilAde phlA. Penney lyeniA praying for the extern
sion q patent granted TO him on the oh day Of
1t ie ordered that the testimony In the sAse be
ciosed on the ID day Of September merit; that the
time for hlins arguments and the ExAmlner's 70
port b limited 70 Tho 18th day Of September next
.saaS aid POSITION be heard on the ith day Of
R;''n may 0 B. Nh ssi.P SS%a,..lo.,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12
RAILROADS.
baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
bEPor CORNER sIIIM- AsD n STREETS

After JUNE 80. itss, f sr.ins vii run a, follows
TnAIsEEsI 4 hsHkSE ron TnA WsExuffsss sfSs Al
bds T9 Niagara Er p ~. e. a.y W .ssspa sun.
' press, as ~, EXCEPT sun M, r.prea from
day; $40 and $40 &C. New Yorf, daily. 3D..
I'm. IA fI%g cs; f sIg
West daily. except Sun Il p nm hss9,n% SdA
OK m, n.,lPe,e Ae w ]: ,fSI SSins.a.sa! s h
oept Sunday. day. ,,,y-.
gress, daily, eioeptsnn daily, eissyt s yay
ics = M Western Re. 81 RS. daily sresiisun'
press ''H'' \ m, daily s.,lSy. from
" ssa. AMI. ssss1s Nm
Trains leaving Washington A 10 and " N
ND pp m. connect At Bowie With trains for msr \,
M striving q Mssiboro, y 10 and ii Is m. and
Trains arriving At Washington At siss 3 n. /. 20
and - p 10. connect at Bowie with trains leaving
hnrlboro At a m. ~ and Is y. m,
iesy9y ei, ords At TIE, Gmss
nue.. northwest corner Sixth and Pennsylyapia ave
nue, cap have their baggage called for and checked
| q hotels and residences 10 ali points North and
West Through tickets " Cincinnati, Columbus,
Indisnapolis Louisyile, 81 Louis, New Orleans,
Sorss ~. Efs sS.ts. snd a. p0n'
YUpAa . Don az Pss ssSss,n Hssns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19

PORTLAND, Me-, has 800 rum-shops
Nth United States licenses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19
The Nose.

This feature Il said to be \ faithful
Index OF character. We are told that
q perfect nose should be as long rs tho
forehead Is high, and have a gentle in-
dent at the top, between the upper
eyslids. The front should be level
from the forehead to the tip, which
latter should be neither hard nor soft.
1t should be at least half an inch
broad between the eyes. Large noses
are preferable to small ones. The
hooked nose Il n very unpleasant one
to look at. 1t Is also called aquiline
perfectly arched from the forehead
TO the tip, denotlng great energy.
acuteness, craft, unscrupulousness,a and
ambition. A nose arched near the
forehead denotes great power Of COM
mand and eEcrgy. The owners OF suub
noses generally possess amlability,
drollery, aud common sense. The Ia
nous Grecian nose, which forms an
almost straight line with the forehead,
has been much lauded: but such noses
are In women Indicative OF coldness
and affectation, and when owned by a
man, u shallow mind. Small noses
denote comparative weakness OF mind
and character. though otherwise such
persons may be highly estimable. The
tips Of such noses turned up denote
busy, bustling activity. great self
conceit. cool assurance, and great talk
atiyeness. a nose with broad bridge,
whether level or arched. always indl-
Gates great power. Large breathing
nostrils are certain signs Of mental
power and energy; small. unmoving
nostrils are. OH the other hand. certain
signs Of small mind, aud want Of en-
ergy and enterprise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19
Disenchanted.

She said she would stake off the
slarns," and going to the bed, where n
gorgeous pair Of embroidered pillows
were set up for show. she took of the
pretty thugs, leaving plain case Of
pillows underneath. 1 didn't object
TO this. but she proceeded 10 take oil
shams In such cool and deliberate
manner rs to horrity me. FirSt came
down monument OF blonde hair
which had secretly worshipped, and
its long. glossy curl which had en-
We'd tile privilege Of lying against her
neck. These were deposited OH the
stand. sat In silence while She
chatted sweetly about the Incidents OF
the wedding. Next she lowered the
gas and undid her dress IN modest
way, putting something's In the top
drawer, and | saw that she was shrink
Ing fast. She laid aside her bracelets,
finger-rings, earrings. and all
her Jewelry. thought "she Is nearly
done this dlsrobing." She poured ont
a glass OF water. and raising her hand
took out shining row of teeth, Ikea
dentists sign. nearly tainted with
surprise. knew she possessed fine
falsetto voice, but | never dreamed
that she possessed false set O. teeth.
But still made up my mind to grin
and bear it. Finally she stopped, and
plying her modesty. turned my face
away. She said. "rom, never told
you about the awful railroad accident
that was In. did IL" l faintly said
mo, darling; did you get hurt?"
"Oh. awiully! no one thought |
would recover. But after my limb
was ampu-" Limb" shrieked |.
"what limb? Where?" | was grow
Ing delirious. "Why, my left one.
said she, but I've got a patent Palmer
one that Il rs good as a real one." !
only said to her mother, rs passed
through the hall, "She couldn't Palm
'er on me. ."-Indianapolis Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19

The nrm 10 now doing an excellent. thriving
business. and terms for the purchaser, either In
the business or the House and lt, viii b
Ia OF. BARBER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19

A DETROIT man who wanted a wife
"right away" got one By advertising.
Two days alter the wedding ceremony
he was observed to be walking fright
away" from his home, aud the neigh
bors who saw him say that his left ear
was set back about two inches, and
that he had no hair to speak Of OH the
top Of his head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19

Ir Is said that three women have
gone crazy In Paris after sight OF the
Shah's diamonds, one Of whom COM
mitted suicide. Hundred OF thou
sands Of dollars squandered in wei
coming the Shah to Paris, aud only
ono fool killed. -NorristOrn Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19

The proprietor Of young ladies'
academy In Illinois has utterly ruined
his business by causing to be inserted
In q large number OF papers picture
Of the building with two girls stand
Ing on the balcony with last years
hafs on their heads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19

"Ki.slSe cRooUEr" Is the latest.
According to its rules a lady is allow
ed to move her ball six inches every
time she favors her gentlemen oppoo..
nents with a caress. 1t Is popular all
around.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19

EATING an Indiana turnip two years
ago has produced a mouStache and
side-whiskers on a three-year-old boy
In Salem, Ind. The youths Of the
town are now living on little else than
these vegetables.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19

A DROVE Of sheep were set upon IN
Burlington by number OF terocious
dogs day or two since. and nearly
forty were killed and mangled before
the slaughter could be checked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19

A WRITER In the New York Erening
Post thinks that II Mr.. Darwin be
right In bis theory, 1t Is quito rs hon
orable to have raised ourselves from
apes as to have fallen from angels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-19
THOSE RoOrsrEPs.


THOSE FOOTSTEPS.
In the quiet hush Of the tender night,
When my eyes nll up With tear.
Comes my darling to me all tender and bright,
With the sunshine OF three sweet years.
And he smilcs a. be climbs to q seat on my knee.
To whisper his childish mlrth.
Then clssps my neck-though you may not see,
For my darling 10 not Of earth.
Only within the twilight gloom,
When the hours are long and sweet.
lhear all shout In the lonely room
The patter OF little feet.
Patter OF feet that come and 80.
With sweet yet restless Will,
Just a. they did a month ago,
Ere they grew forever stu.
And my heart at those spirit sounds that seem
So near, yet 20 far away,
Glides inio the faith Of sweet love dream,
That follows me night and day.
And the love dream, tender and ever sweet,
Still whispers soi' and low.
Z. Keep thou In thy heart these tiny feet,
And follow the way they 60"
Then my sorrows down a. q leaflct will,
When the winds are into their rest;
And boW uith ciasped hands, and still
The footstepsarc IN my breast.
u T|I7H 'ty'sl 4 --Casers Magazine.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24

were sent to their posts. Tne people We're slaughtered in consequonce like sheep until such vail weut forth that again Gen. Crook Went Ou. But before he had struck a blow another peace Commission came and again ne Was sent to his post, and still the slaughter went on ui.til over Uno hun dred of our people now sleep iii nn- timely graves, who wouil to-day b. alive. if he had not been thus inter- fered with. In consequ smcs of this repeated inter ference by the peac3 party it Is only within the past SIX months that Gen. Crook has been given the opportunity to do anything, aud now this same party who has done all they could to batHe and defeat him, would rob him ot his lnurels and take all the credit to themselves; and after by his bright sword he has for once given us d little breathing spell, the peace party exclaims: We are working in perfect accord with Gen. Crook, and behold how beautifully our policy works"
 In conclusion we will say that the only true policy by which the Indians Call be manage' Is to place the control of them in the hands of the military authorities. The hands that feed them should have the power to punish them. But if this camot be done the control should at once De taken from Church rule. Let Churches as. slst with all other good men in the
 benevolent work. Let men be selected for their practical experience and true
 worth and not because they entertair
 peculiar religious opinions. Dc mol allow the idea to creep into our gov ernment for single moment tha' citizens of this Republic are to bt elevated or depressed on account oi their religious belief. Because ex- perience proves that religious hyp- ocrite Is tie worst of men. and the most unsafe man Is 8 weak deludeo dupe. Let earnest good Christians assist in the cause all they please, but until that good time arrives when 6
 certificate of Church bershiI shall carry with it guarantee oi good works and Christian sincerity do not select such to the exclusion oi other good men.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24

COMMISSIONERS have been appointed to examine and report on system of irrigation in California. This is 8 subject : vital importance to the peo- ple of Arizona. The time is not far distant when all the water of the Territory will be required for irriga- tion, and when it will also be neces- sary to economize and adopt a system whereby it can be used to the best advantage.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24

THE United States has let 8 con- tract to the Western Union Telegraph Co. to build $50 miles of telegraph from San Diego into Arizona. A company of soldiers has been ordered from camp Independence to assist in the work. The government will furn- ish the transportation also.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24


 Pedro followed the Indians who stole the horses mentioned by US last week into the Turnbull mountains, where the Indians separated and they could not follow them further. This is an old game of the Apaches and one they have practiced for years and will continue to do so for years to come unless they are detected and punished. The plan of operation is as follows :: A few Apaches from each of the res ervations make up 8 raiding party and meet at 8 certain point and go l forth to murder and steal. They feel ltheir way cautiously through the set |tlements of Arizona, and if no good safe opportunity presents itself, they keep on into Sonora and keep going until they have made haul, they then start back and travel night and day, making often one hundred miles lin @ day, until they reach point con- Ivenient to the several reservations, / when they divide up their stolen prop erty and each one returns to his reser- vation for rest and food, taking care to keep the horses he has stolen out of sight for time, and if he happens 70 be detected with stolen horse, he declares that he purchased him from some other Indian not on the reserva- tion, and of course it would be too bad to deprive the poor unlettered savage of his property without con- pensation when he was an innocent purchaser. When questioned as to where he has been, he has only been away few miles to gather mescal. We have made this subject study for years, and can assure our readers that this Is the game these Indians have constantly played, and in not a single instance have they been pun ished for said crimes. Although in sev- eral instances that we know of they have frankly admitted to the agent that they had been on raids and told him to help himself. We understand that Major Brown has put soldiers and good trailers after these last \raiders and is determined to follow Ehem until he finds out where they have gone to. This is the only true policy, and we have confidence iu /Major Browns energy and ability te / bring to & speedy termination this old and Instructive Apache game provided that when they are detected in these nefarious crimes, sure and severe punishment follows the com. mission. Major Randall at Apache has proved himself an able soldier anG good peace commissioner among tn, Indians, and we are assured that h, \ ana agent Roberts are acting in per feet harmony. Major Brown ha developed energy, pluck and gooc / sense. which has placed him anon. the best Indian fighters in the army His kindness to the Indians tha fought with him, and his generosit, to the conquered, has inspired low and respect for him among the Aba ches that in good faith have accepte, the situation, which entities him t
 the reputation of being one of ou best peace commissioners also and i he and Major Larabee, the agent a San Carlos, cooperate and work il harmony together, we believe tha they will do much to break ur Una heretofore hot bed of treachery.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24

COMMISSIONER Van Buren writes the President and indignantly denies having made or promised cent in connection with his position as com missioner at the Vienna Exposition.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24

A BAND of about one hundred Sioux recently attacked Fort Lincoln on the line of the Northern P. R. R. near the Missouri river. The Indians were repulsed.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24

THE bodies of Lieutenants Sher- wood and Howe were buried in Buf- falo. N. Y., on the 18th with great honors.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24

THE Modocs are supposed to have taken position in another strong hold.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24

THE San Gorgonio pass route has been adopted by the Texas Pacific Railroad Company.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24

EDWARD PIERREPoNT, of New York, has been appointed Minister to Russia.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24

A NEW military road is being built between Grant and Verde.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24

UNTIL other notice, R. c. Brown is au- thorized to trin,ict any and all necessary business connected with the business and editorial d.plrtm .nts of TIE ARIZONA CITIZEN. JOHN WAssoN, Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24
MARRIED.

In Skull Valley, A. T., May II, E. J Cook to Mrs. Hattie E. Stehs.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TUCSON FEED STABLE,

TUCSON FEED STABLE, South side Courthouse Plaza, Tucson. nARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID
 to the Feed Business. Stock boarded as desired by patrons. In connection with the Stable I will run a two horse coach to
 Camp Lowell twice day. Time of departure a. m. and 4 pm. Care given to carrying express matter. Con- fortable cOnveyances used.
 B. D. FAIRBANKS, Proprietor. May "A, 1873.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-24
Established in i9G5.

Established in i9G5. SauFraucisco sanford, A T.
 ". RICHARD G CO,
 SANFORD, Pima County, Arizona Territory. DEALERS IN GENERAL
 MERCHANDISE,
 And keep always on hand A Complete Stock of Every Article Required by Merchants, Farmers, Hotels, Saloons, Station-keepers, Miners,
 Mechanics and Families. Our Goods are Selected Especially for the Trade of Arizona, All of which we will sell cheap for cash or exchange for WHEAT, BARLEY, BEANS AND CORN.
, 1873-03-26

Ex-senator Patterson, who loft tho Senate
Chamber with resolution OF expulsion hanging
over his head, has printed q dcfonBo Of his
Oredit NIobilier operations. Ho admits that lo
tho discropanoios tn their statements as forgot
fulncss. Ho holds it to bo proper for Senators to
indulge in operations like tho Credit Mobilior
speculation, ~ by go doing they acquire intorosta
in common with thoir constituents. If they had
no such interests, sonators would become like
childron In tho nursery. Finally, aftor having
admitted tho main facts on which tho resolution
for lis expulsion WAS baaod, ho nniyoly renarkB
that tlo whole thing Is tho outcry Of tho defeated
oppououts OF tho Administration.
, 1873-03-26

parably riol,or than any other country, rlohoa
ought not to form Ito ou1y troaauro. In hs own
words: at does not bolloovo uH to entertain
not to DO too much attaohcd TO tl.om 1t bohoovos
us not to onohain our hcnrts too strongly to tho
treasures of this world" oil Of which goes to
chow TINT tho Holy Father has heard of Credit
Mobior and Wall street. with their corruptona
and spoculatfonH, md foroBoos tho daugora arls-
ing from thom. Tho addrosa would DO excellent
reading for Amos, oolfaz, Brooks d Co., and
contains many hints which might minister to
both their temporal and spiritual cdfacation.