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Dr. WHrTr, Surgeon Chiropodist, 474 Penn
sylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets;
established 1s61. Corns, Buniens, had Naile,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Molee, &c, successfully
treated without pain. The shoe can be worn
with ease Immediately after the operation
Hours from q. m. TO D. m.
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SALE oY GRAsa-MesSrs Wall A. 10 va
tsTday sold TIE grass growing ON the Smithso-
man grounds, at auction, 20 Mr.. G. f. Rider,
Tor 500.
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~ Mrs. Brennan, wife Of Thomas Brennan,
near Taylortown, In Franklin county, Ohio.
went out early Friday morning to milk the
cows, as usual. Her prolonged absence hay.
ing alarmed the family, search was made, aud
she was found a short distance from the house.
dead. She had filled her two buckets with
mi and was on her way back to the house
" men she was struck by lightning and prob.
ably instantly killed.
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LADIEe, Try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor of rare and delicate boquet of
nowers, and in this respect 10 unrivalled. A
few drops will leave ite peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. eo
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A HOUSEHOLD WoRp.-The best, the only
reliable, the cheapest Try il. Mrs.. S. A. ALIens,
xaprored new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing.
(in one bottle.) Ny wife and children pres
II. Every Druggist sells 1t. Price One DOL
LAT
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RAILROADS.
A AND 4. RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON ana AMER MoNDaV

9 DC
Leave ANNAPOLIS $50 a mn arrive az Junction
ESQ a. Baltimore rs
Leave ANNAPOLIS at 3. 40 D. m . arrive Al Juuc-
ton as, Baltimore SO m.
Leave BALTIMORE al : OO O. m . arrive AZ Juuc-
ton SIS, Annapolis g a m.
Leave BALTIMORE at $50 .. m, arrive at juno
ten go Annapolis Csc D m.
Leave WARRINGTON at : O. u. . arrive NJ yunc-
ton IS, Annapolis a m.
Lesye WASHINGTON az $50 .. m arrive &C
jupction .2, Annapolis 80 p. m.
The Trains connect with Philadelphia, New
IorE, and western Trains, morning aud evening.
No trains on Sunday except specially ordered.
By order. JOHN A. BALDWIN.
Ftd General Ticket AGENT.
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FoR OoRNe or other complaints Of the feet,
visit DIR. Whites rooms, IA Pennsylvania
avenue, between * and 9Th streets.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CouRr, yydss Fiahsr.--The follow
-. Howard is excused from further attendance
ne juror. 4Ss2 Chapman vs.. Marbury.
Judgment confessed. TrTrSf asrsrsl =
1 SUPRKNE CogRT-GNKRAL TERM.-rhe
following business was doae yes terday: Carroll
VS.. Baltlmore and Ohio Railroad ordered that
the judgement entered on the minutes Of this
court as Of the eth February last BE- stricken
out and that the minutes be amended By enter.
ing in place thereof an order overruling the
molten Of the plaintiffs for a new trial, and
that the execution be Quashed. Altman VS..
Huntley; motion 10 dissolve injunctions over.
ruled as TO Huntley, and dissolved g 70 the
others. Barron ct al. VS.. Mayor Of Washing.
ton: judgment Of court below reversed Chief
Justice Cartier dissenting, Justice Wylie not
sitting at argument. Garnet VS.. United
States: Lewis VS. same; Warning VS.. same; Gar.
nett VS. same, (confiscation cases.) Opinion of
Judge DIN Misunderstanding aside writs of
error DAWSON ct al. vs.. u A. Stevens ct al.
Judgement Of court below afhrmed. Cor
man vs.. Corporation Of Warrington. Judg-
ment Of court below afnrmed. ~
SALE OF REAL EsrATK-Messrs. Green Il
Williams, auctioneers, yesterday sold lot No.
r. in square 1e3, fronting ~ feet on 18th street,
between L and M streets, by a depth Of 19s
feet, TO Moses Kelley, at % cents per square
foot .s
"A GOOD OPPORTUNITY to purchase a small
the fine of 25 acres, near Bladensburg, adj
vertised Ior sale in another column, which can
be bought on easy terms.
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IHEAPEsT BOOKS EVER PRINTED.

CHEAPEsT BOOKS EVER PRINTED.
BURNS POEMS. Paper. so Cents.
SHAKsPEARE's WORKS. Paper. SO Cents.
SHAKESPEARE. English edition. Bound. So
BYRON'S POEMS. Paper. 35 Cents.
DICKS BRITISH DRAMA. English edition.
-Four volumes, at so Cents volume.
wAvERLEY NOVELS. English edition. Fiv
Novels bound in volume, cloth, three volumes
now ready $3.50 per volume.
SCOTS POETICAL WORKS. Tinted Pa
perl 50.
SCOTS POLITICAL WORKS Globe edition
$50.
COMPLETE SET OF DICKENS WORKS
for $3.50.
FOR SALE BY
FRENCH & RICHARDSON,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
je3 479 NINTH STREET.
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT DON
y PANI, Of Washington, ID. o., chartered b.
special act Of Congress for the safe keeping under
guarantee. Of Government Bonds, Silver Plate,
Valuable Papers and all description! OF valuables
and for the Renting Of Safes inside Of fire aud
burglar proof vaults Ofnce-cornar N. 7. avenue
And 18th a. Directors: 9. I, Brown, b. 2. Cooke,
Geo. .. Evans, b. P. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson
o. Brown, President G. o. Evans, Vice Presi.
0ec'y.
Once Hours-sa n to Iep m an
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THE RIVER FRONT, June 9.-Sirtt Street
f.-Arriyed-Schooners Samuel N. Smith.
Capt. from Moth River, for q. q. Wilton:
Cora Smith, with lumber, for marker; steamers
Geo. II. Stout. with castings, for gas works:
revenue steamer Northerner, Capt Mc(iowan,
from Chesapeake Bay, TO carry the Chinese
I'm bassy TO Mount Vernon.
Bro'cR's WhdU.-Arrived-Scho Arthur,
Portland. Maine, with l32.OO0 feet Of spruce
lumo Der. for 5. u. Brown d Son.
BerTy's WhoT.-Arrived-Sc Rebecca
M. Atwood, Capt. Doane. from Prince Edward
Island, with fish and potatoes, tor Mr. Berry;
steamer Hi Livingston, Capt. John l.. Wilson,
from Baltimore and lower landings, with mer-
chandise and passengers.
From the Eastern Branch wharves the fol.
lowing report has been received:
GuRdRd's Wharf. - Arrived - Schrs. Fish
Hawk, Chase, with wood for Geo. II. Plant:
Union, Moore. with wood for Geo. II. Plant
Lydia Sanderson. Hedley, with wood for Ford
a Bro. SaIled-Schrs. Pilot, Norris, light
Fish Hawk, Chase, light; Union. Moore, light
Williams q Jollg's WhG0.-Arived-Sch
Loon, Edgell, with coal for McElroy.
Green's Whdf.- Arrived -Schrs. Adaline
Bennett, with wood to Ford & Bro; Lookout,
Branson, wood 10 market. Sailed-Schr Ada.
Inc, Bennett, light.
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TO THE LADIES.

Two THE LADIES.
We have received and opened for your fnspec.
ton, beautiful assortment of FRENCH AND
GERMAN CORSETS, to which We in vite your
especial attention. You will please examine our
own make. SKIRTS AND C0RsETs, warranted
superior in style, hrish and material, to any in
the market; also, the BOSTON SHOULDER
BRACE, for Ladies and Misses, the most perfect in
use, and the ODESSA C0LLAPSIN0 SEIRT OF
which We are the sole agents "
DOUGLASS Rho, Manufacturers,
ap2 sos 9th street, bet. ID and Z.
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APPoINrRp.-It is stated that Mayor Bowen
Seventh Ward, janitor of the Mayors office.
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0sverunent securities

0oveRnne0t 8ecuR1t1eos
WAsAIHeroN, June 9, le6o.-Jay Oeoke 3
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent seeu nt,as.
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CS MN WANTED TO BUY-An kinds Of
wOsOVW. Gentlemens and Ladies' second.
hand CLOTHING. Also, all kinds of FUREI-
TURE, for which a fair price will be paid At No
~ Bridge street, GEORGETOWN. fels-ly
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JAMES VAEDERPOEL, ND,
Home Physician, New York Hospital.
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND
" LYING-I N-HOSPITAL.

Patients desiring to avail themselves of the al
vantage OF this Institution can obtain private
rooms by applying to the Matron. These Rooms
are furnished with all the comforts of home. The
prices range from IS to So per week, dep ndine
mp n the room selected, this inc udes Board Nurs
ing. Medicine, Medical, and Surgical attendance.
Orders for admission TO the GOVERNMENT or
rREE BEDS In this Hospital can be obtained Of
the honorable Secretary the Interior, Surgeon
Chief Of the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery,
Application for orders of the honorable Secretary
Of the Interior to be made at the ONCE Of DR. J. II
Thompson, 1e4 street. between 10Th and fist ste
A Medical and Surgical Clinic is held ct the He's.
Rltal eyery Saturday ct p n, by Professor II
nished medical attendance free Of charge.
MEDICAL STAFF:
J. Fl. THOMPSON, d. D., Surgeon in Chief
+. A. ASHFORD. n. D., Assistant Surgeon.
CONSULTING BOARD:
A. i. Barnes, n. D, p. Horwitz, n. D.,
Noble Young, n. D., O. II. Nichols, n. D.,
A. y. p. Garnett. D., W.P. Johnston, NJ. D.,
Thomas Miller, II. D., Grafton Tyler, n. D.,
] Riley, N D., r. Howard, N. d.
ap21y
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THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE CIVIL AND
MILITARY AUTHORITIES IN LOUISIANA
The members of the Convention of the Board
of Registration in New Orleans in consequence
OF the arrest of Packard on Saturday issued
another proclamation Oh Sunday, denounoing
General Buchanan and endorsing Packard
They were at once put under arrest, but were
released yesterday morning in conseq uence of
a telegram received by General Buchanan from
General Grant. General Buchanan told them
If Louisiana was not admitted by Congress
they should be rearrested and tried by military
commission.
Later advices state that the New Orleans Re.
putIiedn Of to-day will contain a proclamation
by the Convention, asserting its authority to be
equal to that of the Commanding General and
charging that the latter has transcribed his;
prerogatives in promulgatng his election or.
ders. II concludes by notifying all persons
whom Gen. Buchanan's order has declared
elected that the State Of Louisiana, on having
the constitution adopted by the latS con vention
requires them to qualify and enter upon their
offices as set forth in a former proclamation
from this board, and that any orders from any
source directing the contrary are illegal and
not binding, and the parties so attempting to
take Office will lay themselves liable to an
action at law by the parties elected, as well as
the risk OF certain removal from Office.
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THos. BOWLING, kuet
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctieneer Georeetewn
vAd dTaBLLEErIM PBoyEp PRoPERTY IL

PhOPEkT1 IN
GEORGETOwN, AT PUBLIC Auction.
By virtue Of a deed of trust TO the undersigned
bearing date the 26th day of June 1861 and reconi
sS. IL Lse - E. No T. f9ios -. e seq Of
shall expose to public sale, on MONDAY.
the GIN DAY OF July, A D., 1858, at six O'Clock
IN the afternoon, in front OF the premises.
One one UNDIVIDED ID moiety, or half part OF ali
ate In Ge' rgetcwn in said District of Columbia
known ae and being all that part of Lot Numbered
ten, no., in Beatty Hawkins addition TO said
Town, contained within the following metee and
Beginning on the east side of High street fifty
one t5D feet two inches south from Beai street
and thence running northerly on High street to
Beall street, thence easterly on Bsali street one
hundred and twenty nine l29) feet seven inc nee
thence south parallel with High street two feet
ara thence IN straight line to tho point Of begin
ming, with the appurtenances and buildings TO the
same b. belonging.
Terms Cf sale One half cash; balance in six
months, with interest from day Of sale, sec ured 20
satisfaction OF Trustee. $50 TO be paid on the close
of sale. Conyeyancing ard stamps at purchaser o
sost; II terms are not complied with in Eve days
at purchasers risk on five days notice.
MAHL0N ASHFORD, Trustee.
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CONSULTING BOARD:
NJ. WILLIAM, /
IMPORTER OF
PARTISAN FANCY GOODS,


Aad Cite T'eriss, Paris,
10 constantly receiving New Goods, selected By hia
special agent in Paris. His Mantillas, Silks Sat
ms, Ribbons. Festhers, Real Laces, Trimnings,
Fans, Ladies' Under Garments, Bonnets, Hail
Braids, Lubin q Perfunery, Kid Gloves etc. ETC.
cannot be surpassed BY any other house in quality
Dresses and Asntillas made TO order.
Orders for Goods frsm Paris taken. mhtl-ly
FLoURi TLou Bill
Frederick and Washington County Flour, al
6crn, oats, Baisd as y.s str ~ &c. a''' -"
Our receipts are from the producers TO -, hence
no middle men TO copcil iats. 90 . IL ectr
We sell on small margins. ,Tas a-tt q
Bakers trade specially sol!citeAs
Qrocere and desley snApp44 saieesA margins.
~" ss- 49, " - GAIT co..
e lnAisna oyunuo aO0 Let street.
80 l4tE near thu OeDot.
PsTER BxsHi. = - ....5s,i 3 j 81. a.. !
OonnissfoN MRECHANr, ss,i't3ai
gre eTRHHT WHARF, WAeRIN TON, D. o
Lares storage and whauAss aeconnodstions sor
.esdipa Ana paleedips YspsSjs, mhjtS
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CONFERENCE BOUNDARIEs.-At the late ses s.
sion OF the Chicago NJ. T.. General Conference.
which adjourned TO meet at BROOKLYN. N Y
In lc72, the following, In relation to con feren &c
boundaries in this District and ad Joining States.
was adopted:
Baltimore Conference shall embrace the Dis
trlct OF Columbia, the Western Shore of Mary
land, excepting so much Of the Allegany county
as lies west OF the dividing ridge of the Ale
gany mountains. the county of Frederick IN
the State of Virginia. and the counties of Jef.
ferson, Berkeley. Morgan, Hampshire Mineral.
Hardy. Pendleton and Grant, in the State of
West Virginia.
Virginia Conferen ce shall include all of the
State of Virginia not embraced in Baltimore
and Wilmingto Conferences, and Pocahontss
Greenbrier and Monroe counties of West Vir-
gina.
Washington Conference lot colored members)
snail embrace Western Maryland, the District
of Columbia and Virginia.
West Virginia Conference shall be bounded
as follows Beginning at the southwest corner
OF the State of Pennsylvania thence along said
line 10 the northeast corner of Ohio county
West Virginia, including Wheeling Creek
Mission and Triadelphia Circuit; thence to
Short creek, including Short creek and Liberty
circuit thence down the sand creek TO the OHIO
rlyer; thence down the said river to the mouth
OF Big Sandy river: on the west of il shall be
bounded by the State line; on the south and
east by the Virginia and Baltimore Conferences,
10 the pennsylvania State line; thence west
ward along said line TO the place of beginning.
Wilmington Conference shall include the
state of Delaware and the Eastern Shores D.
Maryland and Virginia.
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i HOS. RIFFLE,
$50 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN STREET AND MASS. AVENUE,
Has Just received extensive assortment
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THkEE-PLY. TAPHs
THY INGRAlN. FINE AND COMMON
INGRAM CARPETIN0.
Also, q splendid selection Of RUGS, MATS, 10.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
all widths, from feet to II feet wide.
CANTON MATTINGS, PAPER HANGIN0S,
WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS,
CORNICEs, STAIR RODS, &c.
All work guaranteed, such - hanging Paper,
making rDd laying Carpets, &c.
Give me q call, st $50 7th street, between and
Massachusetts, avenue. ap 9-2m
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NATIONAL THEArER.-The Richings' Eng
b.h Opera Troupe In the comic opera Of the
doctor of Alcantzra' t.I =.
NEw SCHukTzlS PARK.--Grand opening
festival Of the Washington Target Association
IoKvYLER's WASHINGTON City GARDEN
Grand picnic for the berefit OF ST. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum
ST MATHEWS CHURCH.-Grand Floral
and fruit Festival for the benefit of the Paris h
Schools.
MckENpRE CHAPKL-StTawberryF Festival
by the ladies of the Mite Society.
ST. PETRR's CATHOLIC CHuRcB -Can;,o,
HILL. strawberry Fest val by the ladies OF the
Relief Society.
FLETCHER CHAPEL.-Strawberry Festival
by the ladies OF the Mite Society.
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II On BRIDGE sTRsET, NEAR THE

ESIS s. H5 SEfPsS SEEsE% iFEaE ThE
the 9Th day Of une, A: D. 1868, the premises at
buildine, No. 81 Bridge street. the residence Of
the late James FuilaIove, tso doors east Of the
depth Of ia0 feet, with wide alley ON the West side
extending to the rear of the lot. The house has
ten rooms, including room suitable for store.
gas in the house, and the whole is a very desirable
Terms Of sale: One.fourth cash; the residue in
three equal payments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest from the day of sale: 10 be
secured by notes Of the purchaser, and a deed Of
with within Fl We days after day of sale deposit
OF $50 will be required time OF sale. and the ex
pensses OF cSnveyancing and stamps will be borne
The Tn title is perfect ruos nov,, A.
GREAT BARGAINsIN DRY GOODS Bleach.
Androscoggin DO. zoe: wamsutta do sc; Calicos
l0sad l21Se Ginghams from lsc. mp; Lawns, Or
Dress Goods for suits very cheap; Goods for Mems
and Boys wear; Cotton Hose from l21sc. up; HOOP
Skirts. Ccrsets. Parssols. Great bargains may be
expected by all whe favor us with 9 call. BENZ.
MILLER, lOl Bridge St, Georgetown. mysp- Inn
INIT B ri --
Having enlarged my Ware Rooms. which give.
Snef to The the public my large and wellS
FURN ITURE. -
SUITS For pARIoKs,
AND DINING ROOMS, 10.
can only say 1 will try my hest e e 1sIsisss
I4l Bridge Street,
P. -s.-A Fine Assortmentof LOUNGES.
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Ordered to Select r eligiom-A Novel Pro


ceeding.
The London Star OF May 10, has the follow
ing:
San extraordinary question received 4 more
EXTRAORDINARY answer in the House of Com.
mons last night. MIR. Taylor asked the Earl of
Mayo If it was a fact that a pr soner in Mount
JOY prison, who declared himself a Unitarian
was ordered by the governor TO select his re-.
hRion as Anglican, Roman Catholic or Presby-
terrain, and, on his refusal, was sentenced TO
the penal CELL with bread and water diet
From The Earfs reply we gather that the state
ment was substantially true, but that Mr.. Tay-
lor mad hardly put II with sufficient force. Ii
seems that the convict in question: one
Murphy, on his admission to Mountioy con-
yict prison. declared that he was of no religion.
He was ordered 10 select one. He refused He
was then put on penal diet for three days,
then received for five days INTO the hospital
and on his leaving the hospital, put on the
penal diet again-sand then he selected the Ro-
man Catholic religion
What is most charming is that il reauired
the united zeal. wisdom and discretion of all
the high prison officials working in concer, 10
effect this marvellous conversion. They went
and told the director, firstly, that Murphy
was unprovided with a faith. The director
min uted the governor. The governor applied
TO his superiors for instructions. The chief
merit in the conversion is its cheapuess: il
could not have cost much more than five sbii
hngs from first TO last. But we fear thai the
plan of ordering man to select his religion is
unsound in principle, although it succeeded so
well on this occasion. II is impossible TO keep
every variety Of faith on tap; and suppose
Murphy had avowed preference for the doc
trines Of Buddha, how would it have been
possible for HIM 20 60 TO meetingr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

QUESTIONS FOR SHEEPISH REPUDIAIORS
1. Surprising you had, last year, been involved
in great and difficult lawsuit, on whose issue
not only all your property but your character
was at stake, and which you could not thor
oughly try without raising $1,000 III cash, and
suppose you had advertised for this money
saving % If any one will lend me the 5000
need | will pay him $4,000 if win my suit"
and, thereupOn some one had loaned You the
money and you had Herewith gained your case
how much would Won owe that creditor until
you paid him J
II. Surprising that, having thus obtained the
requisite means 10 prosecute your suit to
triumphant issue, and won it, you should feel
moved to stgmatize the lender as a Shylock,
Insurer, robber descendant of Judas IscarlOt, &c,
&c, would you not have abundant reason to
suspect your own integrity and honor
III. Surprising that you had been laboring
under heavy embarraSsments throughout the
last three or four years, and had thus been im
PEELED, because you could do 40 better to make
six long notes of 81 900 each, and intnlst them
to broker to sell for your account, and lac had
sold them at different times for 81 900, 5000 $500,
$780, $780, and 500 respectively, according to the
they were severally negotiated, and suppOsing
that you had thereby weathered the storm and
reGstablished your fortunes, and supposng that
those notes were about to fall due, how much
would you owe the holders respectively and
on what principle would you require any reduc-
ton from the face of their several demands
". Surprising that the holder should present
one of those notes for payment, and it appeared
that it had been sold repeatedly for more and
then for less than had originally been paid for
it, as your prospects happened at the moment
to be darker OF brighter and that the last holder,
believing you good, had paid $3.50 or $3.50 for
it, how much would satisfy your obligation to
him?
V. Surprising yol should say to him, or to
any holder Of one of those notes, Sir, / have
/" fixed my property so that no one can get
illegal hold of it, and now l will give you, in
exchange for my note which specifically and
incOntes,ably draws six per cent. interest per
"annum in gold, another note for $1,000 draw
"ing no Interest at any time and payable at
"my own convenience if ever and, if you
Z" do MT see fit to take this, you shall never be
"paid anything whatever could you ever
thereafter look into a mirror without confront
ing the reflected visage of very mean, shame
less villain
vi. Surprising you had thus advertised your
true character 10 the whole world, and had
thus destroyed your own reputation and
credit. would your debt have become fraction
smaller or the obligation TO pay it shade
less, than IL was bcforcl
VII. Would You not, on the whole, look up
with respect and admiration to your neighbor,
who, being similarly indebted, should say TO
his unfortunate creditors: "The long and short
"of the matter is that, being bold and
straight ont scoundrel, will never pay you
I" one cent; and, if you do Mt like that you may
"help yourself the best way you can ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

The reformatory measures which the present.
Government of England desires to introduce
into the Administration of Ireland are said to
contain four pOints-an inquiry into the Irish
Church question: which is already going on !;
the appointment of commission to investigate
the Tenant question the granting of charter
for Roman Catholic university and subsidies
for the Irish railways. That the Tories, who
so long opposed even the acknowledgment of
Catholics, should now take the lead in granting
charter for the establishment of q Catholic
university, is in itself proof of the powerful
influence which public opinion is exercising
even upon the most inveterate opponents of
reform. But what better apology can, on the
other hand, be made for the doings Of the
Irish Nationalist, than this reluctance of En-
glish statesmen to redress any of the many
grievances inflicted by England upon Ireland