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Spirit Of tho Morning Press.


The Lntelligeneer, speaking evidently
on information directly from the Peruvian
Legation in this city, states that Captain
McCerran, of the ship Defiance, know
ingly violated regulations of the Peruvian
Governmental the Chincha Islands, which
led to his late harsh treatment by the
Peruvian commandment there. And, fur
ther: that that officer having behaved in
a very harsh and unjustifiablc manner in
discharging his duties in the premises, he
was promptly removed by the Peruvian
Government. This action, the editor seems
to regard as ample reparation for the i'm
propriety of his conduct. We are salts
fled that the Government of the United
States fail to coincide with the InteHicen-
Ger in this view Of the affair. We took
occasion not long since to intimate that
the President had probably determined
not only to insist on ample pecuniary
damages, but also to make this unhappy
occurrence the grounds of an application
for many very necessary notifications of
the regulations of tie guano trade, in
which the interests of Peru shall be as
closet studied as those of citizens Of the
United States to whom the staple is now
an article of prime necessity.
The Union discusses The RIGHT of
Asylum" as involved in the rumored ac-
ton Of Austria in annexing to her con-
sent to kosztas release, condition
making it obligatory On him hereafter
not to leave the United States. We take
it for granted that this Government will
ignore any such stipulation; it not being
ITS custom to look after the whereabouts
of persons in its territories, unless they
may be suspected of the design of vio-
latlng the laws of the United States.
Once here, he will be at liberty to come
and 60 at pleasure whercsocver he wills.
The same paper compliments Messrs.
Cobb, of Ga, and Cass, highly, for their
course with reference TO the Adnnistra
ton: these gentlemen having labored to
sustain the principle OH which the Gen
eral Government patronage has been
divided out.
The Sentinel is devoted mainly to the
in 9 The Party in New York"
at the Administration right and
left, and insisting that the Erening Post
must be taken as the organ of the Soft
wing, in the face of that journals refusal
10 endorse their recent action (pledgcs)
at Syracuse. By-the-bye; when Polk
was nominated, the General Committee
of New York City offered to pay the pro-
prletOrs CT the Post heavy bonus for
placing his name at the head of their COL
umns, which was peremptorily refused,
on the ground that their paper was not a
Democratic party paper.
The Clipper "lams' the Catholics in
an article under the head of {" The Maine
Law"
The Sun discusses the Baltimore Water
W orks question.
lHE RISE IN Flour IN BosToy Flour
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TO CABINET MAKERS.

TO CABINET MAKERS.
~ 000 FEET 81 Chair plank
oeooO 5000 feet SIS walnut Coffin loards
luoOo feet ~ to ia Black alnut, wide
10000 do SIS Poplar
Just received and for sale ut
oc l0-3t- Init j. b WARDS Lumber Yard.
UsT PUBLISHED hy the subscriber
~ The Southern Waltz, by G'Schwend OF iIs city.
The Olympic Scho;tische by Lenschow.
We are also in receipt of a large variety Of rev
songs, Pc. kas, Schottisches, Waitzcs, Quckstrps.
Gsllops. dc.
We have always on hand a variety of Musical In
struments and Musical Merchandise. in general
JN0. F. EILlS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 9th streets.
~ 10
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U~John L. Ellis has sent us the South
ern Waltz and "Olympic Schottish, 1.-TWO
beautiful compositions. The. last named
piece is embcllished by handsome col
ored Autograph of Arnold's Baltimore
Olympic Theatre.
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"OLU MuSICn

old NIGHT CAP, Old night lamp. Old family
~ clock, Old Log hut, Old water mill Old pine tree.
Old gum tree, Old sycamore. Old elm tree. Old North
State Old veteran. Old king time. Old time when he
buried the beautiful hours, Old folks at home. Old
kosln the beau, Old bachelor. o. maid, Old Scottish
gentleman, Old sexton, OH friendships smiles. Old
house at home, Old arm chair aud answer-toesther
with good rejection Of the newest and most lopu
lar music will he found ut " Music Depot"
oct n HILBUS fTITZ.
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UTHe large circulation Of the STAR
makes it the most desirable advertising me-
di,.a in the District. 1t has more readers
in the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
iRgton duilies combined
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Magnificent Louis XIV Pianos.

NEW TRIMMINGS.
D0INTED Velvet Ribands
i Algerinc Gimps and Braids
Wide Balloons, Bindings
Watered Braids. Corded Edged
Black Pointed Chenille Lice
Black narrow-pointed do
Taglinna Lace Trimming
Velvet, Silk, and Fancy Buttons
A. TATE,
Pa. avenue. hetweer 10th and 18th streets.
&C list
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Sons of 'Tc,nner.nc.-T,..r

sS.r@ Sons of TcmperaMce.-The annual
X:N session of the Grand Disvison of the District
'NSa of Columbia, will be held in the west room of
Temperance Hall, on THURSDAY, the 18th instant
at o'clock. J.. A full attendance of the Repre-
sentatives is requested.
BY order: X. GRAY CAMPBELL.
oc ll-3t@- Grand Scribe.
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CARUSI'S SALOON.
The 6Ssih Concert in America.
TIE GFPNiyII NUSIciI SnrIrrr

Will give their
FIRST GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONcFp-
On TUESDAY EVENING October llth. lsss -,
above named Saloon. which occasion they ~, h
assl.ted by the eminent Niolini,t. CAMILLA ms
welTe y'hrs OF age. Who, hon Snly nine y.,r. =,
Old was awarded the FIRST prize by the Couserys,,.o
OF Music, faris-nnd by ALFRED JAIL, PiAnis,
PROeRAMME-pARrL
/. Grand Overture, p..,,
To Gocthe's Tragedy " Esmout"
2. Fantasia, q La Risla de- Rerimento.s for p;.,,
Composed and performed by Alfrrd JseI
j. Galop Chsractsristique. first tune c Rery,r.,.
=. Grand Fantasia for Violin. theme. nom tn
Opera Of Lucia with variations
Performed by Camilla Urso
3. Grand Symphony, No. >, in n ms or Opera
l. Aiario .nd Allegro Goa brio. Beethoven
2. Ssrghctto.
3. Scherzo.
4. Finale.
Q. q. Meditation. 0p. Il.
b, Woodland Whispers, Illustration On -
Both csmposed aud the first time performed D, Air.,
Jael. 'd
Z. Souvenir de Pyreena-n, A.,
Performed by Camilla Urso
8. Eusembls-from the Opera Z" Tsnpha.u,.r"
First upc) w.
The Piano used on this occasion, has t-en kinSIr
loaned by Mr.. Richsrd Davis, aud y from IN. cal.
bratcd mandatory of Chickcring Boston.
Tickets 80 cents each. and hich nav Ia obtaj,o,
at the principal music stores hotels and at thada
on the evening Of the concert.
Doors open ut Z. Concert to commence ats.
s.
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lhE RISE IN FLOUR IN BosToN.-Flour
Shleh last year could be bought in the city
LOT - % and Sf now sells for IS and So so
per paIrei- The stock in this city is so small
that, though the price fell in New Yort ana
Albany yesterday, it actually raised -. cents
in this city.-BO,ton Trarel!er, Oct. 8.
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W Take NOttce.-EQUAL DIVISION No G.
AS Sons of Te!nperance.-You are hereby re-
q'ested to meet at Temperance Hail. at II. o'clock
on WEDNESDAY, tho 18th instant to atteni the
funeral OF Brother Il. Flowers. Member. of other
Divisions are requested to attend.
BY order L. n BENSON
o. li-it- Rec. Scribe.
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VToimsure the insertion of Adver.
ti.e,nents :hey ,nusI be brought TO our
couniin = room before h O'Clock W.,
otherwise they may not appear until
the next day.
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~ L. d. of R.-CoLuMmA DIsTnIcr TgNT
uS No A.-flere will be nm adjourned meeting
OF this Tent on TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th in
slant. Mt Reclnhite Hail. corner of tn and streets
At = O'Clock. Punctual attendance il desired as
business OF Importance will be considered
bv order: JNO. Il. ELVANS, D. r. S.
Oc IO-ot-
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OFFICIAL.

John Higgins, Of New York, TO be Consul of
the United States for the port of Cork, in Ire
lanl
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Scotch Ale and London Brown
St0ut.
'fNENNENTS Scotch Ale and Brown Stout. in p;nts
i liibberts Brown Stout. in pints and quarts
Thomrsnns East India Pale Ale in pints and quar- :
l case Souchong or Breakfast Tea, fresh.
SHEkEII & BAILEY,
Successors to j. b. kibbey Co,
No. S, opposite Centre Market
DC 11--dSt&eolX-
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IYR.ST ANNUAL BAIL
NATIONAL GUARD

INHE NATIONAL GUARD take pleasure I'm an
L bouncing 10 their fiieid. ard the public gene
rally that their FIRST ANNUAL RAJ l. will b. given
81 jackson Hall, Pennsylvania avenue betw,,n "a
ami AZ streets, on WEDNESDAY October Ion
1873. the anniversary "f the Rattle of Yorktown
The Committee pledge themselves That no u,ins or
expense will be spared TO render this ball the mo-,
agreeable OF the season.
The Military requested TO .pI ear in their uni
form.
superior Cotiilon Band la. l-eu engaged for tho
occx ior.
Tickets-TW0 DOLLARS: admitting gentleman
and ladies. Tickets 10 lie had Of tn COMMITTEES ana
AT the usual places, and st the do on the evening
of the Rail
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4 Washington Light Infantry
q s. specia! meeting of The corps will be held on
" {. TUESDAY EVENING, at - o'clock
IL II ny order: B. +. BEERS,
&c lU-It
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NEW AND CHOICE GOODS,

NEW AND CHOICE GOODS.
NJ ALTERS I.rs IIahits ard Sleeves
WI Do do ard Insertings
Do do Collars pointed
Muslin Embroidered Collars, new style
do do 30 pointed
do do Sleeves and Habits
Cambria Habits and Sleeves
do Embroidered Habits and Sleeves
do do Collars, with Sleeves to
match
Mourning Sleeves and Habits to match
do do aud Collars
En- brodered and Hemstitched Handk'fs
do 1nfNnt's Waists and Caps
Black Six Thread and other Laces
Black Silk Lace Nets
Thread Illusion and Bofhincts
Dotted and Plain Nets for Caps
A. TATE
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 18th streets
oc 1l-3t-
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BUCYwHEAT AND BOSTON CRACKERs

oOOi- W hEAI hNU bUSTUN CRACKEKS.
NJ EW extra huled Buck " heat in bags
~ Fresh Boston Crackers
Boston Cr4nberes
Fresh supply cklrd Salmon
No. Ia rs, AMI Is Mackerel. in kits
No. Mackerel, in half barrels very large
SHEkELL s. BAILEY
Successors TO J u. Kbbey Co..
oc ll-d3tIeolw- No :. opp. Centre Market.
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EXECUTIVE CoNXITTEr:
Capt. J. A Tni.. Lieut.. J. H. Bird,
Lieut. r. :. Allen, $. Humphrey,
ELsign L. p. Lloyd, Sergeant {. X. Ri-hop.
Scrg't D. n. Dram. =. X DIVER
Corp. j. c. johnson. Corp. W. O. Drew
Hugh lInn.y, W. H. Thompson.
MANAGERS:
scrgt uhrlandt, Guar. Ser. =. L. Harvey,
Corp. j. T. Braxton, corp. 7. Mcishn,
Surgeon Nskini, &c. Wheeler.
7. Milburn. ". N. Ofiutt,
ID. q. Crump, ]. Z. Mitchell,
r. A. Smith, VI. kichs rdson,
p. Speake=. II. III. Graham.
n. Plant, II. y. eli.
L. Windsor, VI. P-enot,
n. Porter. W III. Miller,
VI. Frnwick, r. Grinneil,
d. Finn, !. G. Mayhue,
j. c. Purdy, I. Arnold.
y Wilson, r. Hubert,
VIM Cammack, Geo. Clarke.
Ii Hepburn, H. Younger.
oc c-dtncl9th-
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Scotch Ale, Porter, Brown Stout, &
Phtlade luhta Xxx

'I'HE lovers OF these nutritious and eYhilarstng
L beverages NAV rely upon obtaining them in
the best perfection ~ calling upon the subscriber
who has at all simes y large stock on hand Hs
prices will To found as low any house In the ciiv
Bottiing done expeditions, and warranted T. give
satisfaction. JND DAWSON
10th street, between and streets.
&C l0-6t+-
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CVA REWARD.-Lost, on SATURDAY. Sth
p ~ instant, N the vicinity Of Mr. George J.
Halls Segsr Store, near, or about the eorner of
1lth stree, nnd Maryland avenue. . PORTE Mon
MAZE. containing between as and $50 in gold and
silver change ! think there WAS love feast ticket
given by .he Rev. Mr.. Hodges pastor If Rylsnd
Chapel. II there were any more paper they are hot
r-collected The above reward will Nv raid on The
delivery If the same. j. 2. MCRpHRY.
Corner Isl and streets south. Island.
nc 11-3tt-
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UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.

ENENER AND AGuE CURED BY ROwAND's
l. TONIC MIXTURE.-TKe University Of Ere,
Medicine aud Popular KnouoleIye, chartered by the
State OF pennsylvania at its last session. wiz 10Th
April, 1851 mainly for the rurpo Of arre.tin1 the
evils resulting from the sale Of spurious and dam
Serous nostrums: also TO- the purpose of supplying
the public with reliable remedies in ca-es wherein
the patient cannet obtain will not ploy II best
meiiea advisers: having purchased tina. invaluable
remedy. Rowand's Tonic Mixture on account Of its
just celebrity and known efficacy in the treatme nj of
Fever and Ague and its Kindred nffeetious-has no
hesita ion in recommending it in the highest terms
to the patronage of the afflicted.
R0WEL COMPLAINT CURED BY ROwAND's
- BLACKBERRY ROUT.-The above Institut ton
extends is sanction in like manner. To tire remedy
for Bowel Compip pint we'll known az Rowand's
Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root. and earnestly
recommends it TO the confidence of patients attic. ed
with these Notwithstanding it to be invaluable
in the treatment of such eases.
Hon Henry X Strong,
Hon J. X. FIanisen,
BY order OF the Trustees. John L. Rowani NJ D.
70. K. Ashton, Esq.
Hector Orr. ESQ.
f8-All communications to be addressed: John II
Rowand, NJ. d., Head of the Pharmaceutical Depxrt
nient, aid President the University.
Home Dispensary and Office, No. A. eouth Second
street Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the Store OF J. + CALLAN,
Washington, ID. c end o. NJ. LINTnICUM George
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GA S1j REWARD.-Lost, on Saturday
~ NeNenlns last. old fashioned GO l. ID
T. Y"ATCti, white face, with a small piece bro
W. ken off one side of the face. Attached to the
atch was steel Chain, two steel keys, and geld
seal. The finder will receive the above reward by
leaving it with the subscriber
VIM. BAILEY,
Cor. ID street and Massachusetts avenue.
1-2tE.
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RED MEMS BALL.
SECOND ANIMAL BALL
oP THE
GERM IN RED MEN.

TIVE GERMAN RED MEN Of the District of Co.
i lumbia take pleasure i'm informing their frierd.
and the public that their SECOND ANNUAL BALL
will be given at Csrusis SSloon the l3h OF octo
Der, 1883
Tickets 81 80
Refreshments in abundance provided for the Ia
dies.
The Committee Of Arrangements. have secured the
~-rvces Of the Marine Band for the occasion ard no
effort will be spared to afford the utmost gratfra.
ton to those Who may favor the Ball with their
presence.
coANIT1SB OF ARIA SGRNEsTs:
Z. Draeger, j. Eigrnl rock,
J Buechler. C. Baumanp,
julius Gasch. ocs-dst.
TO CARPENTEWS.-
L 5000 l2+ Black Walnut suitable for harG rails
% 600 feet ~ to So Me-chantshe White Pine
At j. Il. WARDS Lumber Yard
&c iU-5t- Int 18th street and Canal.
y o COACHMAkE RS.-
i 10000 fact Albany Ash, I TO lG4 4 prime ,ot
suitable for the above trade
1000 feet SIS wide Coach Pauncl Poplar
At j. b. WARDS Lumber Yard.
&C lo-'N- Int. 18th street and Caral.
OST-Cert6cate No. %. dated D-ccmb.r 5th
IL 1851, for ten shares of stock In the Washing
ton Building Association of the city of Washington
This notice Is given in order 10 obtain from the ,sd
Association another certificate
OF l0-3t* J.. DICKINSON.
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~wssh,ns,on circle sc Hr.

G. A, No 197,-Thrre will h a called meeting OF
Washington, Circle THIS TUESDAY EVENING. att
O'Clock, at Brother Raum's house Island st.
between u and 9th streets, 10 make necessary
raDgements to attend the funeral of Brother FLOW
ERs, tomorrow at O'Clock m. The Brothers Of
Potomac aud Capitol Circles are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral.
By order of the Circle: W. KINDS. IL. s. X.
W. H. BAUM. G. w &C ll-lIs-
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Hon. Henry X. Strong,
Hon j. X. Flaniaen,
John K. Rowani. NJ. D.
%. Il. Ashton, Esq.
Hector Orr. ESQ
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RAFFI.E!RAFFLE!!

TINH3 magnificent rattle of fourteen articles, which
L has been in progress for some weeks will posi
lively come off on SATURDAY next, 18th instant
at o clock p. m at our store. few chances are
for sale. AL chances not paid in by Friday will &c
offered for sale. JOHN F. ELLIS
oc lit Pa avenue hpt 9th A. lo.h sfa
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n STRAYED-0r stolen from The sub
GEA scriber, on Sunday night, the "a instant, n
Ahda,k bay HORSE, fourteen or fifteen hands
high. The raid horse IL nine years old, one hind
foot white and leg marked from . scratch or cut.
Nhoeverkill return the said horse to the subscriber
AZ the Ht.ng Hotel. at his residence .n the
Island, will be suitably rewarded.
% IL LEWIS PATTON.
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES -Great at
~ traction at STATIONS AUCTION ROOMS.
Lots OF Dry Goods al auction every day rhis week.
Great bargains and no mistake. Come one come
ALI ocll-
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III the office OF the Secretary Of the Treasury,
died very suddenly on Sunday afternoon last
in Philadelphia; and Joseph T. Adams, of
Massachusetts. has been appointed Qor exam
ination) in his place.
The New YORK HERALD on THE ADMINS
TRArIoN creates no little amusement here; in
Fsmuch as considerable wagers were pending
IN ashington, that as soon as the Executive
refused to = reward that journal indirectly.
its lavish praises would turn into air teating
abuse. 1t may not be generally known that
the Administration recently declined to make
brother of Mr.. Hudson, tho Hsra/as osten-
sibie editor, postmaster at Boston Mass The
Boston Mr.. Hudson, it is understood here was
urged upon the Administration more especial-
ly on the ground that his appointment would
clinch tho Uerald,s support. But the game
was not Judged to be worth the candle A
gentleman who had long been chief clerk in
that Office, being preferred over him. This
disappointment being the key to the abuse of
the Herald, its ror et pretoria nthI is crea-
ting infinite amusement in official circles in
Washington, indeed
The PROGRESSING REDEMPTION OF CS1Trp
STATES STOCKS For some months past there
has boon really struggle between Wall Street
and the Treasury Department upon this sub
ject; the . Street doing its best to prevent
holders of Government securities from sur
rendering the bonds in compliance with the
Governments otfers to redeem them. Until
within fortnight ago, it seemed to bo ques-
tiOnable whether g the Street. mi ght noe in
the end possibly prove victorious The Sec
rotary, however, now ma. clearly the ~ inside
track" Of the brokers. This victory is anna
rently the result of two causes First: of the
fixed time and fixed premium which he offers.
which is rapidly bringing hither to that end
such stocks held abroad. And, next. the
stringency in the American money market,
which is superinducing great desire among
domestic bond-holders to realize their value
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CPORTlSG POWDER.-Just opened an
- assortment of diamond grain and other superb
or qualities of SPORTING POWDER, and all other
goods in the sporting line for Sals by
JNO W. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9Th street.
11-TEPtv-.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-05-12
Singular History,

Elhu Yale, the founder of Yale Col
loge at New Heaven Connecticut. lie.
buried at the churehin Wrexham. w ales
His monument, plain alter tomb, bear.
this description :: ;.
"Bon in America, in Europe bred,
In Af.ic travelled, and in Asia Wed;
Where long he lived and tlrived, in London died
Much good, some Ill, he did so hope ALL even
And that his soul thro, mercys gone to Heaven
You that survive and read this tale, take care
For this most ccrtainexit to prepare,
Where blest in peace the actions of the Just
Smell sweet, and blossom in the silent dust"
The strangest fact is ' ct to tell. 1t is
recorded that MIR. Yale went out to the
East Indies from this country as an ad.
yenturer, and, becoming wealthy, obtain.
ed the presidency Of Madras, and is said
10 have ruled with a most oppressive au.
thority. He caused his groom 10 be
hanged for riding out a lavorlte horse
without leave. For this murder he was
ordered to England, where he was tried
for the crime, but by some means escaped
all punishment, except heavy fine. lie
died in 1924.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-05-12

EE The following is copy of a Jes-
uifs oath, which has been in print, under
the sanction of high literary names, fol
centnries:-Cin. Times.
Jesuit,s Oath.
81, A. B., now in the presence of Al
mighty God, the blessed Virgin Mary,
the blessed Michael the Archangel, the
blessed ST. John the Baptist, the Holy
Apostles st. Peter and st. Paul, and the
Saints and Sacred Hosts of Heaven, and
to you my Ghostly Father, do declare,
from my heart, without mental reserva-
ton, that Pope Gregory is Christ's Vi
car General, and is the true and only
Head of the Universal Church through
out the earth, and that by virtue of the
keys of binding and loosing, given to his
Holiness by Jesus Christ, he hath Po1eer
10 Oppose Hereticai Kings, Princes,
STATES, Commoaweaiths, ard Gorern.
ments, all being illegal pithOst his sacred
confirmation. and that they may safely be
destroyed; therefore, to the utmost of
my power, WILL DEFEND THIS DOCTRINE,
aud his Holiness's Rights and Customs
against all Usurpers, Of The Heret,caL or
Protestant authority whatsoever, especial
ly against the now pretended authority,
and Church in England, and all adhe-
rents, in regard that they be usurped and
heretical. opposing the Sacred Mother
Church of Rome.
81 do Renouace and Dis0un Any Al
legidnce as due TO Any Hcrcicat King,
Prince or State, named Protestant, or
Obeiienee 10 Any Of their Inferior Mag,
istrates or Officers. do further declare
the doctrine of the Church of England,
Of the Calyinists, Huguenots, and other
ProteStantS to be DAMNABLE, AND THOSE
TO DE DAMNED WHO WILL NOT FoRsAKE THE
SAME. | do further declare that l will
Help, Assist and Advise, all or any Of
His lollness's agents, in any place
'chcreper | she'll be, and do my utmost to
extirpate the Heretical Protestants' doc
trlne, AND TO DESTROY ALL THEIR PRETEND
ED POWER, LEGAL, OR OTHERWISE.
81 do further promise and declare,
that Notwithstanding am dispensed ,eith
10 assume any religion htreticdl, for the
propagation Of The mother Church'S inter-
eStS, TO KEEP SECRET AND PRIVATE ALL HER
AGENTS coUNsELs, as they entrust me,
and not to divulge, directly or indirectly,
by word, writing or circumstance whatso-
ever, BUT TO EXECUTE ALL WHICH SHALL
BE PRoPosED, GIVEN IN CHARGE, OR DIS
COVERED UNTO Me, by you, my ghostly
father, or by any of this covenant.
"All which, /, A. B., do swear by the
blessed Trinity, and blessed Sacrament,
which am now to receive, to perform,
and on my part to keep inviolably, and
do call all the heavenly and glorious hosts
Of heaven TO witness my real intentions to
keep this my oath. In testimony hereof,
| take this most holy and blessed Sacra-
ment of the Eucharist, and witness the
same further with my hand and seal, in
the face of this Holy Coycnant."