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must have been pennod by a new hand.
Surely our venerable friend, "H. g." has not
forgotten that the 7riJune, in the winter of
1S60L'G1, repeatedly said in its editorials:
t.Let the wayward sisters CO." Where then is
the great difference, on this cardinal point of
the loyal creed, between Mr.. +. and his critic,
the Tribune?
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FIRE LOAN.
NnDA1 rIr1H hIt NHh

FIRE LOAN.
NIAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,
City HALL November 9, 1885,
A Ill PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN HE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City un'
der Gan act OF the General Assembly, giving auther1ty
to the City Council of Charleston to procee IN the mat
ter OF Fire Loan with view to aid in building up the
City anew are hereby notified thnt the form OF appl-
cation loans be obtained at the Office OF the Cerf
of Council, between the hours of 4. III. and P. d.
All applications must be filed in the above mentioned
office tho COMMITTEE will meet every Monday TO con-
slider the SAME.
BY order Of the Mayor ". q. SMITH,
November 10 Clerk of Council.
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.flNAN CIAL / .
CRISPER COMA.

CRISPER COMA.
OIL she was beautiful and fair,
-. With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendris, SOFT entw1ned,
Enchained the very heart md mind,
CRISPER COMA,
For Curling tho Hair Of either Sex into Wavy
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Curls. 1919
nY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES AND GENTLE .t;s
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It il the only article In the world that Will curl sant
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tile kind ever offered to the American puphc. Inc
Crisper Coma will be sent to any address, seaieo ano
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Address all orders to ,.
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March IN 1yr
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NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK or COUNCu.-THE FoLLO OWING
clause Of Section Of IN "Ordinanco to Raise sup
plies tor the year 1867 is published for The information
OF persons selling Goods by sample otherwise VINO are
not residents this oity. All such persons are hereoy
notified to report ut this office.
.Threc dollurs every hundred dollars OF all goods
sold In this city by persons not residents BY sample OF
otherwise" w. d. SMiid'
March 8 Clerk OF Council
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Charleston, 8. G., April !, 1857
/ rHE UNDNRsIaNEDs

THE UNDERSIaNEDsSssss Is sss3.s ssts3:.Gezs+2 90
TWILL CONTINUE THE CARRIAGE. HARNESS
w AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS under
the name and frm Of BEILAMY & R0D1NeOa. at the
old stands, Nos. Is and 48 WENTWORTH STREET and
w. 9 1'11''. VII Il BE1LAMY.
~. "a - j3E GEO. O. ROBINSON.
Charleston, s. c. April LIST, 1867. ~ -
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RETIRED.a
NOTICE..

P. SMITH RETIRED FROM OUR
lM firm, by mutual cousent ON Maroh 2esh. leS1:
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ec0P5RRT.N ER SHIPS
DISaOLUTI0N.

DISsOLUTION. - s,tfssS
NHE COPARTNERsHR HERET0EOREs sExl8G1Naai
.t1uder theftrm Of WATSON & RYERS0N 81 tntsd1y (
dissolyad, JAMES WATSON is sufhorized TO pay and.
receive al debts and win continue business on his Own
account 1t No. 50 oBRoADSTREET. {
April * 2. 2. RYERs0N:
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a m u Sc m E mt s.
Gin Deutfcber 8all
r O r SALE.

NOR SALE, ONE FINE MAHOGANY EX-
splendid order and can be seen ut Mr. DRAKES Auction
hoom, corner Liberty and King street. Il April 2
a SPLENDID sEvEN-OCTAVE ROSE
A WOOD PIANO, at Private Sale, by
SMITH l. McGILLIVRAY, =.
March 80 Btuth3 No. ~ Broad street.
TNOlt SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
I and 6-year old broke MULES; and THIRTY 3
aud year old For sale ut Mills House Stable. Apply
TO r. w. CARTON. January IA .
TTOR ALE, "A SCHOLARSHIP IN A PHILA-
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luis Scholarship entities students to full instruction un
til graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. embrac.
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Chemistry Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and C.
dren Principles and Practice OF Medicine and Patholo
gy. as this one OF the first Medical Universities OF
country, favorable opportunity Is offered those
studying medicine for scholarship. Apply at this
Office December 16
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-. NOTICE; |; E.ss.zS : * So " (
n1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY fORMED
COMPREHENSIVE under the name Of JOHN f.
TAYLOR CO., for the purpose OF conducting the MA
CHINE AND FOUNDRY BUSINESS tn an Its nranchss,
iat the old stand PHGNK IRON WORKS north side OF
Pritchard street -5I..f JOHN F.TAYLOR.
~ JAMES BARKLEy. 81.
Charleston. 12th March, 1857. - -
March 16 19n0 -
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I'M RETIRNG
TSRCM THE FIRM OF B. "" GALE q fCOa 8 Ri
n SPECTFUILY solicit for MessEs.d EELlAMf o.
ROBINSON the same liberal patronage which has aM.ya
BEEN extended to ME. szs:,.,. 5.at. .5s,
where Iaha be happy 70 SEQ any q my 6ua,n
and customers s.s. n -. 1141.5 SA4tI.5 y,
Arril
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U,HE oopARTNERsHp OF CAMERON, BARKLEY
CO. is this day dissolved by the Withdrawal o.
Captain FENN PECK. -, 60
r. c. BARKLEY. -s-..ti
FENN PECK. - ssh
Charleston, 9th March, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

fHnty. M, doues ~ sscsl A. election far s~eond
MAJOR o. NE fnud cavalry Of ths evening o.
the 1ih INST Nc cAn1l1xtes announced Z. ycs
NrE~Asr EAfGx
rnis season bids fklf 10 be very lively one In
wsy 81 hsAA sn1 ghs dirsrons compAaiss Of the
NAiionsA Guard @ssm % BE- mAklsS unusual prepare
tons therefor Daring The pess vsss hoss of Company
ID rfsh infantry; hsissry n gsss srsilisry ana Com
p<ny fnarsy seventh infansxy, have taksn plaza.
Amcng thoss announced 10 eooe "a ere che follow
isx s-c0upany NJ second infsnsry osh inst Com
pay n. kghty-fearsh inf~nwv. I'm in~l non-con-
mA<ssessd scss fsurtA snfAnry. lktn lask Troop X,
klr.t cavalry. IssA int
rh> ccsr martial IN the esss 81 Capssia Lambert,
rrvop Third cavalry, wbch assembled tbs aEanofy
az he Washington Gnaya o. Houston and Greene
ssr~esA % the svsanx % tic 2etf ult. stands ad-
lcarnsd anil Wednesday nsxl llsh nsI
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sRooKLyN CITY.


TIE Auewpsea Arses Cns~-rhs Prisoner
Gesssrs~d asd ~~ss~sesd 10 abe state
rrissa fsr Tkr~e N~avs.
Before Judge DixemAn
rxs People yaeos 0r --rhs d~frnasnt uied fOr
sstsmptns 10 sss Gre 10 be hotel a Nc. 4 Auantic
street. van the insnnoa % sscaag me sun Of o. ooo
for which hts furniture &c, Insured IN sbe hAm
tes fnsar~ncs comp&ay The jsry into Ials
norsans ush vsfaact 81 guilty ana recommended the
prDonsr to the merry ~ the C0srt Jadss nkemen
thsreup0n s~ssenees ORA 10 the Pson for
ysara Tho Pvlsener si cuntensd th3i 10
% the charge. M ceanssa, Mr. william he VITA, n
tends carry me W h~ssrs tss General TERM
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n<teF# ruffux@N1 fS@1~f
The wills 81 ths foilewtnx Tsrsona decsass1 we're a.
mistsd 10 probate N the sarroxsass csrs crag tho
past week Maria Groxan. Laaer Ntpss H~nry Zoli-
yer. knA q wlilisms Jahus A. kroshl--an Of Brook
lyn
Letters u sdmtaissrzten granted on The
az Jen8is G. Sesnnsn Rosa Rafferty,. hsuusrrts ClFst
Edward Cook, Maria A meysr, jobs sssl6&il. NJ Gar.
bsrry, Joha Fischer, hAlilas B&3srsll of ArooGlyn
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MrsCELLANEOUs.
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Rev. Ambrose Mauahan, ". ID.

The Rev. Ambrose hanahan, d. d.. died at Troy, y.
", yesterday morning. Dr Aanahan was native Of
this city, and ~ tims President Of - Johns
College Fordham. He was q man OF great learning
and extraordinary power Of mind His principal pub
lshsd work the Triumph " the Catholic Church, "
In which vas searching analysis Of the errors OF
pagsnism aud nqbelet The distinguished gentleman
vin b buried AZ Utica, ~ r., on Tuesday, The 10Th
instant
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Mr. winship y. one Of the oldess engineers 10 The
United States commencing hs professional career with
James p. Aiaire a. the AlaIrs Works more than half
. century agc, and has continued his connection with
that establishment nearly the whole Of that period.
He began with the infancy OF steam nayigstsn and has
been intimately connected with the construction n the
marine steam engine in all its phases and wonderful
progress during the past nfty years lie he'd IN
great esteem for his skll, industry and exemplary
character.
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The this scheme certainly assured the
disturbances OF the project which so clearly express
ed in the circular that further xpauatiou
saTy. Mr.. Jerome has done much to revive agreeable
outdoor sports in this country but in nothing has his
Judgment been happier his chances OF meeting full
appreciation greater than THE Over undred
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y that before long permission to subscribe will DO
sought for eagerly ambitious politician
deavored TO obtain the surages of nominating
ton. The Jerome Park chalet Is likely 70 be the
ture Of the skating season this year
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IL WIN rHs kxasise rkLk4nAa AID iou
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FRENCH RxHIBITION BRONZES AND CLOCKS,
STERLING bILvER IN ALL SHAPES,
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and unprecedented stock Of articles Of luxury or
ornament
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06

MAGNANMoUs.-Stonewall Jackson's colored nurse died
lately Madison county, Tenn at the advanced age OF le
years and months The General set her free twenty-five
years ago.-Charleson Gazette.
This was true chivary" When the old slave of nc
further use she freed After spending SO years in slavery
she was turned out like old horse to die Goly Massa
Jackson YOU ate de ew de bone to de dogs
lot of trouble the Emancipation proclamation saved the slave
owners 1t is to be hoped they appreciate it at its proper
value
DEAR HAr-The Bishop of Havana is going to Rome to
present the Pope 600 and receive Cardinals hat
Boston Pilot
If there are many such customers the hat must be
profitable We should like to start store with just one ha
we could dispose of it for $4,000
GETTING FOND OF Us-The impression has gone abroad IN
potcal circles Immediately after the passing OF the e
form hill II s the positive intention of the Government to pass
an act of Parliament prohibiting future emigration from Ire
land save with of the governing authorizes IN
each and every case.-Boston f~ot
This is too good thing England who has been gloryng
over the determination of the people, turns round and intends
to love them so that she can't bear them out of her sight,
Certainly it is better for England and some others also to
keep the Irish Ireland send them to the prison. the poor
house and the famine graves than to allow them TO come 10
America where they likely become eemen and where
thew will give tyrans bother to keep them submissive
EAT AND RE FAT" On Wednesday evening, says the Lon
don Times of the oath u the the Literary Funo
ate their annual dinner under the presidency OF the Dean OF
St. PauPs."
Of they did, The eternity and nfnty OF the cee
brated Mr.. Bull are both in hs-stomach
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06

They saw serred fearless host and paled their laundering
tread before.
Can knave alright this glorious band VINO heart and hand
have pledged their VOW
To bt for right of therland Freedom her radiant
brow?
R Heaven we swear the more they try tread this spirit in
the dust,
The more are we prepared to die fighting for
just
And you degraded serf who when English yrants
frown command,
Why not be ready the hour to hur her hehounds from
the land?
Why rise not up in million might and clad in hatreds holy
flame,
Burst DER the land in boodred light and strike in tramped
freedoms name?
The blood of Emmett and of Tone have long for retrbuon
cried;
Their country they made their own and for on the
And now our brothers die meath the Saxo
cruel rod,
And from their sunless prison grave call for release freedoms
God.
VI
Away with faction and with STRIFE and rally country
call;
Strike home for freedom land and m the sunburst shining
ALL
Brave words must yield to drawer desds-on in fathers
crimson path
And sweep the of yrant Breeds like cha before
TONS wrath.
THOMAS WALSH
Mo1yia III
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
To the Public.

We have received hundreds of letters containing money
from our friends in different parts of the country 1t is need
less to say that all these cases. the cash safely to
hand.
But regret say that have also received several let
of ae complaining that money had been sent TO this
Office yet notice had been taken of it, and the papers had
not been forwarded.
We compelled therefore, request friends to send
in all cases. either Posoce orders Bank Checks and
wish it be distinctly understood that they choose to put
money into unregistered letters must be at their DUN risk
for shall not be responsible.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06
General Burke.

Since first the foot of ran pressed the soil of En
shore,
No soul pure bold blessed, no heart more
fearless to the core,
Than those that one man. who at the felon fatal
stand
Was doomed die dismal DEATH because he loved his native
land
They did not mean-they did not dare to mete to him
tyrs fate;
No ruthless murderers they they could not rival 49,
And Why's Because beyond the angry waves that sweep Co.
lumbia's chainess shore
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To the Circles of the F. B.

Having received communications from several Circles in re-
gard to establishment of Reading Rooms for their
bers propose assist such Circles in this most
work. far lies power, believing do, that
intelligent people cannot be enaved people who not
intelligent become free.
We preparing catalogue of books suitable for Fenian
Libraries, which will publish in few days. and which
books will supply at wholesale prices 1t is needless to
say will place book catalogue that is not
thoroughly national in sentiment.
In the meantime offer the following liberal inducements
to Circles DESTROYS of opening Reading Rooms Parties w bear
mind that these terms only for Circles and not for ndivid-
ais We will send three copies of The IRISH REPUBLIC and
copy each of other national Irish journals printed in
America to Circles for year, for $l5the entire sum be-
ing the price of THE IRISH REPUBLIC alone.
-+@D+%
PATRICK MAaUIRE Overwhelmingly takes this good Irish
writes letter in praise of the only free Govern
this continent Canada and the Nervousness of in
vadng the He says that the Fenan Brotherhood has
dgraced the good of ishmen until he is ashamed to
own himself Irish The Ish he thinks naturally spies
and nformersth is in the blood and can't be rubbed out
Then talks the of going all this bother
for the sake of liberty Now believe this Patrick Mcguire
be Engshman for imagine how Ireland could
produce such VIPER knowing that in the 4h century all such
reptiles driven into the The who is willing to
advise his country give all hopes of reganing her lost
independence is opinion below the level of the base
normer that away the lives of his brothers. Will
reliable nationalist in Detroit inform there is such
person this Patrick Mcguire in that city, wish to
brand such recreant slaves and put whip in every honest
hand to lash such rascas naked through the world"
J. T. Y, Chcago-The published lin our last num-
ber written in prison by ODonovan Rossa) copied
from the Dublin Irishman.
OMIcRoN, St. Louis, Mo-Would you kindly permit to
recommend your attention and imitation little bit of advice
which the celebrated Mr. Josh Billings lately addressed to his
script and don't write much onto that"
GEoRGINA J. OG, New Orleans, Lave feel obliged by
your kind offer forward another letter the subject of i'm
mediate relief the families of the Fenian prisoners but
compelled to decline it. The subject has been su
GENTLY ventilated and any further discussion would only be
of time which ought be proftaby occupied
Send on your money to New York.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06
Norris, III.
The Ridgeway Dead.

Sainted the Names and peaceful the slumbers,
Of the heroes who struggled their country to free,
Who fought the oppressor, and stood against numbers
And streamed out their life BLOOD dear Erin for thee
Thrice be they best for no common devotion
Was theirs, to the Island that called them her own
The pulse of their hearts, like the tide of the ocean,
Beat true to the land of their fathers alone
On banners of green let us symbol their story;
Inscrbe their proud names, the watchword for men
Who raised from gloom, by the light of their glory,
Till we dare the same deeds of those heroes again.
When the prayers of the millions in silence are gVen
From hearts of the pure for the souls OF the Dead
Peace and Joy without end mong the blessed in Heaven,
Let us ask of our God for the spirits thus fed.
CAPT. OCoNNoR
Of the Liberty Guards, Chicago.
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Clubs.

All friends who getting clubs will please commu-
ncate with this office immediately. As paper is intended
to be Public rather than private mone
aon we are prepared to deal all who love and
country on the most liberal terms.