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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

POLICE RBPoRTs.-The police reported yes
teruay 46 arrests in the District and the fines
amounted to $7644.
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OFFICE OF OLAGETT 4 sWEENY,
PURCHASE AND SALE BUREAU.
No. Market Space, second noor
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE
BUILDIHG LOTs.-we call es,ec,s, .,t.n,,,r
o. pure assrs to our list Of Desirable Buiidins
Department, on Fourteenth street, the most fapid
We cali attention TO the Following WhoIs sau.rs,
ia. h Oh subdiVinons TO be seen At our once,
t sgiea We are authorized to offer upon liberal
Square No aos, bounded BY Fourteen tn and Fiji
square No; COS, bounded By fo1rteenth and Fiji.
tesnth. and q and streets.
teenth streets, and Rhode Island avenue ana p
tenth .tIsets. and and .tpsets. ana Thir
Square No N, bounded BY Fourteenth and rhir.
Square No 2ss, sSunds ss b. Fourteenth and r,,,.
tesnth sns and streets. -
BOUNCED S eddy by Fourteenth and Thirtesn.h' and
Square No a7a, bounded BY Twelfth and r,,,.
square sepn sHs b. ;': Tssifh and rhir.
and and eF.aSsa BY Twelfth and rh'r
rssfsh Nd sS s bonded BY Eleventh and
ana saSRaIe No. $50 bounded By Tenth and Eleventh
square No; $50 bounded by Tenth and Eleventh
.n square q Ne $50, bounded By Ninth and Tenth,
.s Square No: ssl, bounded by Ninth ana Tenth.
Square No. sS2, bounded by Ninth and Tenth,
Square No. sS4, bounded by Ninth and Tenth
streets. and Rhode Island avenue aud street.
SQUARE No: $40, bounded by Eighth and Ninth
streets and Bhode Island avenue and b street.
square No. 42l, bounded by Seventh and Eighth
and and Q streetsJ t.-
sq1are No. $50, bounded By Second and Third,
We have parts Of Squares and single Lots in all
parts OF the city. -
We can place persons in almost any part Of the
The most OF the property on our books can be
purchased q very easy ter ms. Er4
only the market price asked for property
No charge on property left With Us 70. sale IN.
less sold CLAGETr eWEEHY,
,apl9-d2w Real Estate Brokers.
FOE sALiE Only slea cash required. and $40
HeGsHs, on south side + street, Island, near
tween and room HoUs sfH n 81 'sG5oSe be-
n i. corner n. Y. ave. and 18th It.
ap Slim Plants Building. Rooms 12 and Is.
LOB SALE Oh RENT-Fiye LOTS Of o. acres
l. each, (the whole enclosed In one, Just outside
OF the city limits. Terms sSS191n%o3esnS In
sa apso = ". so. Aas New York v "2sSu..
LOB sALE-950O cSsh required and $50 mar
u month until paid for.-touf frst.olase brick
HOUSES, deSirsbly located, and havise "a.
yn.,sr and hath - s:eh Aiso sl
monthly until paid tor Also ,sysEsl smss.
H.E. cor New York ave rAs sna 4 i, 90
sp12.lns Rlsut's Building Rooms Il ana Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

FINE White Shirts made to order at 1880
also a full stock OF Gents Furnishing Goods
and Men and Boys Clothing, at Bars, corner
Of 9TH and + streets 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

No BETTER INVESTMENT can be made thar
In Clothing at the present red ueed prices a
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fishsr.-This morn
ing, Richard Bennett and James DHyis
18th Cavalry,l indicted for an assault and re-
sistiag oficer Harris. and for an assault ON
william Armstrong, were found guilty ON
the first charge, with a recomnnendatiou To
mercy, and not guilty on the second They
were sentenced TO pay a fine of SIS each. Mr.
Aiken for the defense.
Fred. Cheatam and Eliza Cheatam indIcted
for larceny In two cases, and the first nam I'D
IN third case, were found not guilty. Browne
for defe nse.
Nat, Hines, not having been indicted by the
grand jury, was ordered to be released
Inc motion for new trial in the case OF
Joseph Ward. convicted tor an attem Mt at ar
son, was withdrawn
Inc jurors were discharged until Monday
May 18th, the day on which the trial of John
ii Surratt indicted for the m srder of Presi-
dent Lincoln, is expected TO come up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits re-
ceived this morning, at the Great Contra
Clothing House, 400 9TH street, opposite tn,
Post ONCE
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SELLING LIoUoR UNLIcESsED.-John Oar
rico was arrested yesterday by officer Clem-
ents, for selling liquor without license, and
was fined $50 By Justice Gull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

AMUsIMgNrs. Ne ro.NIgHi

AhUsIA1Nrs. &C.. fO,NIgHf.
NATIONAL THRATHR--Misa Lp c llIe Wostern
IN her speciality OF EAST Lynne" 0 3 sros.
CARROLL HALL, q street, between ON and
i0th-Fair for the benefit OF the new Hall and
House of the Christian Brothers. now open
MrrRoPoLITAN HAIL.-Burlesque OF the
'Black Crook" and otner novelties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

RISE IN BREAr.-rhe bakers have notified
the public that IN consequence OF the ADVANCE
In the price in hour, they viii from and after
TO- morrow charge eight cents per pound Ioafs
70 store customers, and nine cents to private
FAMILIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

For CoRNs, BUEIoNs, BAD NAILS, etc, con-
suit DI. White, 42i Pennsylvania ayen ne, be-
tween \ and 9th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

JUST RECEIVED hundred Bows
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fifteen
dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing
House. r j. II. SMITH
AGO 9TH street, opposite Post Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

IHE Z AIR AT GEoRGETOwN.-Whatr reader
OF Inc Star does not like TO attend a well
managed Fair, and look at the various articles
OF female handIwork, tasting such as an edi.
Die! There II one OF these institutions no W in
suecessful operation al the New Market Hall,
IN Georgetown, which IL not only attracti We
IN ltseIf. but com nendable, because the receipts
Will be devoted 10 the establishment of a home
1or ladies who are left destitute In their old
age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

RELIKP FOR TIE SoUTH.-Messrs. Breretop
and Flanagsn have handed to Messrs r. b.
Mohun, r Ii. Mcclure. and Owen Them
committee for Southern Relief Fund, SIOO so
the receipts of SeatoR Hall billiard room yes
tsrday. The amount would have been larger
II the weather had been favorable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

MASS MEETING IN THE SECOND WARD-A
~ ass meeting Of the Republican voters of the
second ward was held last evening in the
ShnIch OF Rev Mr.. Brooks, on VI. ave. Thos
K Green, second vice president OF the second
ard Association. occupied the chair, and
toward Ambush discharged the duties Of Sec
Irtary- Addresses were made by several col
Oreo men after which, the meeting adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

NOT FINALLY EspED.-ln reference TO the
case before the Supreme Court of the United
States of Purcell VS.. Coleman and others, no.
tlced by US yesterday. Judge Purcell desires
Us 70 STATE tnat he has to- day fled q new and
original bill against Virginia A Minor, one Of
the parties, holding the legal estate, who was
never before brought into court, although a
decree Is in her favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

LARCENIRs Yesterday, VIM. Brazeil was
arrested BY oficer Morgan, OF the Second
fIeclnct, Tor the larceny OF a pair of boots
NaIueo al S)5O, the property OF Lewis Meis-
ter. He was sent TO jail for court by Justice
Sun The same oficer arrested Thomas
haley and VIM. Kelly, for the larceny of let
simon Btnsinger. They were sent to jaiI for
hearing. O
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MARRIED,

RH0DEs-OOCKRELL. On the 10th instant
~ the Rev, Father Poyle, Mr.. JAMES II
kHOSks, q Mississippi: but formerly Of Wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

For SHIRTS made to order 20 to Francs
1874 9TH street, between ID and T.; also, Gents
Furnishing Goods, atprices, that defy compe-
titions GraJs, Byrons and Imitation Linen
Collars, 25 cents per box; Scarf and Ties in
endless variety. ..| 81.
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DIED

BRADLEY In Afexandris, on Sunday, April
=, Ellis hAbA H., wife Of Harrison Bradley,
Eco. aged 50 years.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the
funeral, from the 3. N Church, en- w ashi gten
street, at IL O'Clock Wednesday morning, May I. =
OOsGROvB. April sd KATE L. COeG ROVE,
wife OF Oapt John COsgrove, In her 9th year
Newark and New York papers please COPY
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ny TROs. BOWLING. Auct.; aeorgstown.
VALgABLEE MPRoy11, ;Ra0PIRTY ON
RI rHos, BOWLING. Aoct.; oeorsssovp.

Rr rHos. DoWLINa. Auet.; eeorsssovn.
IMPROVED rscr.f ETgyy, " enosslrowu.
On Bet May, ct so'cloek p n,
Will cell, in rons q the Srsnisees Lot Ne.U,
slley, VIII dsPsL q - fss 8, and improved by
Tenn: one third cash; balance IN a ana n
months Cooveysseins ssd sssops ~ the sost q
sp%' rHes. powLINe. Auc..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

THH FISH WHARF.-There was but a small,
quahuty OF fish landed yesterday, and these
Drouent nigh priees-hsrring from - to $40
Per LUZ, and shad from SIP TO SIS per 100
~eatner 10 operating seriously with the
Ih.sIess OF the seine hauIers, but there are
eooo prospects ahead, and with a few dayS OF
warm weather, We may expect large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

JUST RECEIVED this msrning one hundred
more OF those fine twenty five dollar suits, al
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 9TH
street, opposite the Post once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

IHk "AsH1NGToS CASAL-The contractor
LOT removing The bars In the canal near -tn
street bridge, AIR. y. hacNamara1 4. hnsiIv
engaged at the work, when the tids az
weather permits, IN removing the bars hax-
ing large force at work with shovel whsaI
completed VAC J"o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

A RARE CHANoE-Twenty-n i've dollars. we
are INFORMED, VIII purchase a full scholar
ship, good for one year, al Copp's NationsI
Business College, corner Of 9tn street and
Pennsylvania avenue. ItipcIndes Bookkeep-
ing. PenmaRship, Arithmetic, Grammar and
Correspon denee- The hours of instr ctIon are
from a. m. 10 ~ p. m. and from 10 D. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

n DESPERATE PRISONER VIM. M King
whose arrest for horse stealing escape, from
the cells at police headquarters, recapture aud
return 10 the cells, has been noticed in the Star
has made two efforts TO make his escape with
IN three days past. His last effort was made
last night with only a small round OF a chair
which was probably handed TO him by q friend
who was permitted To speak to him in the cell
he nearly forced the strong padlocks which
secure the heavy iron bolts of his cell door
The perseverance he manifests, and the fact
tnat few minutes longer time was all that he
required to get out Of the cell, induced the
officers TO ask his commitment 70 Jail for a
furtber hearing This morning q full deserip-
non OF MS person was entered upon the Dete.-
uye's register. his likeness war taken for the
gallery of portraits. and Justice Tucker COM
United him 10 Jail for n hearing There are
several cases OF horse stealing that he is sus-
pected Of being concerned in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

ONE HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars Just
received. eau and look at them at the Great
Central Clothing House, 400 7th street, oppo-
sile the Post Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

WAsHINGToN CITY BIBLE SoCIErY.-We
learn that at the 2Sth annual meeting OF this
society, held last evening, the following gen :
temen were elected officers for the ensuing
year, viz: President-Hon Peter Parker
Seeretary-D. ID. I. Leech. Treasurer an
DePositary-Wm. Il. Ballsntyne Vice Presi-
dents-Col. James l. Edwards, William III
Campbell, A N. Zeyely, Ulysses Ward, An
drew RothweH, John U. Hardness, Eben L.
Childs, A. :. Pratt, w. G.. Force and H T.
White DIreetors-Wm. r.. Wood ward, VIM.
DIXON, p NJ. Pearson, VIM L. Nicholson, w
Stiekney, J II. Heron, Ephraim Wheeler. II.
r Zimmerman, VIM. J. Redstrake, r. b. Fer
guson, Joseph II. Blackfan. Christopher
Heyer, j. &. Williamson, VIM. b Waugh, Jas.
b. Dodson. George Rhinehardt, DIR r. A. La
cey. VIM. 5. Fort, Z. II. Tibbetts, and Thomas
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mUsIcAL--The grand concert. by the ex.
cellent choir OF 81. AloysiHs Church, will take
pace at Metzerott Hall, on Monday evening
May otn, instead Of April 29th, as first an.
nounced. We advise our readers to attend
tnls entertain ment, as the talent and good tast
OF the 1t. Aloysius Choir are uniyersaIIy
acknowledged. The managers Of this concert
announce prize to the lady or gentleman
selling the largest number of tickets. OF 8
hdndsOMe SitUer cord Tecsfrer.
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THE JAIL-At this time Warden Brown. OF
the jail, has IN mis- Gu tody about So prisoner
IL oil whom are uncer sentence 70 the peniten-
tiary; IS serving out Jail sentence, and the bal
ance, 70. awaiting the action Of the next Grand
Jury, which Will meet on the 18th day of
June there were but two Jail cases acted
on oy the last Grand J ury, which remain I'M.
Tried AT this time the health OF the prisoners
Is excellent, there being but little or no sick
ness-a fact in a great degree atuibutable 10
the precautionary measures taken by the War
ON and his oficers, and the physician, DR.
Duhamel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

IHE WAsHIEGTos ZoUAvEs-Las. evening
Inc w ashington Zouaves held an adjourned
meeting at Magee's Hall, L street. which was
largely attended; Capt. Powell IN the chair
lie meeting adopted a Constitution and by
IaWs, In which three parade days annually
are hxed-4th of July, February %, and the
anniversary OF the death OF EIlsworth-form-
cry the commander or the company COM
hllttee on uniforms was also appointed. IL is
expected That the East Washington Zouayes
VIII adopt the same uniform, so that we NAV
have uniform ed battalion. The Zoaayes
have permanently engaged Magee's Hall
watch Is admirably suited for a arill room
ana VIII doubtless make a fine armory OF IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

PENHIss can be had in any Quantities at the
Star ONCE counter =
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PETTY LARCENY AND VAGRAHCY.-Mary
a harvey was arrested by OHicer Riley OF
the First Ward, for the larceny of wearing an
Parel, the property of Sarah Johnson, colored
ne complainant had kindly given lodgings TO
the prisoner and another woman named Mary
GrlmH, at night, and furnished them with
meals the next day. As they were about to
Ieave, the complainant got into conversation
with grimm, and the other took the opportu-
hlty 70 steal the clothes One of the garments
was found on Mary Harvey. JustIce Tucksr
sent her 10 Jail for court, and II being proven
that Mary Griffin is a vagrant, without means
OF support, dragging two children zone an in
Iant AT me breaSt) about in all the dens she
Hequents, the justice committed her TO the
workhouse for 90 days, the children with her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

WANTED FOR REHT-HOUsEs in any part
w OF this city or 0sorgetow for tenants OF
the first class, Who are daily fnquiring at eur
ONCE: Our charge Is always reasonable, and
sold to the Subtraction Of the owner
CHARLES FAY CO.,
Zeal Estate Agents.,
ep ST. Ofhoe, 7th st., cor. Of r, Boom II.
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A FAMILY leaving the city desire To-
PlANOF ORTE at sacrifice. To be cen tIIkVl
at Metzerett's Music Stsre. - aao ar
REAUTIEUL PIANO o0yERs
II AND STOOLS,
ap292t $40 Pa. ave, near 10Th strsst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-30

FLOOR AND TABLE oILoLorBs
Just received, ard for sale cheap at 24s Penn
sylVapis avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
ap 29I l., CLARK
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-01
Hostility Of the Irish People Of the South to the
American Republic.
, May IS, 1867.


TO the Board Of Directors Of Republic News Company:
GENrEMENYour letter of the 18th April came to hand at
--, on the 9Th inst, containing blank forms and ap
pointing me agent.
For your confidence in accept my sincere thanks
would have answered your Immediately was expecting
to get to before this would say that previous to my
leaving went to the principal Irishmen of the city, and
tried to induce them to subscribe for your paper and give
all the support possible They would hear me- would
tney subscribe for it, stating that they wanted Yankee Irish
@us Consequently sorry inform you that the rshmen
OF - will not give your paper any support.
The lrshmen of - and all the south, rebels to the
ernment Thank God it is not in their power to do much
harm. A gentleman in - Mr. -, will assist me in do
ing what can but fear it will be very little among the
Irish rebels of who preudced and bitter against
the free of this country than if they native
born Americans AS general thing the Irish in
wealthy merchants they being the principal dry goods
chants in the city.
have the last number of your paper in this city, and
am glad to it edited ably and with such liberal and
independent principles especially the stand you take in sup
port of the Government by inducing the Irish people
loyal to this great Republic which regret say great
extent they have done heretofore consider your paper
the foremost organ in this country of the Irish people, and
earnestly hope will be literally sustained For your enter
prise in putting forward such valuable paper accept nv
thanks.
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monhed abstain from attending from entering the mark
with to attend the proposed meeting The Reform
League Wednesday determined proceed with the demon
raton and the issue of counter proclamation to the
of London" couched in somewhat nammatory language
agreed upon.
THE ENGINE-DRvERs' SrRIKE-The North Eastern Railway
Company has far recovered from the of its drivers and
fremen that it almost all its ordinary trains The
however, remain frmer than expected for out of
1854 that turned OUT only have returned to work
number of enginedrvers and remen them in the
employment of the North British Railway COMPANY held
meeting at Glasgow Saturday There of resolutions
adopted demanding alterations in the existing usage
tme wages promotion and punishment Those resolutions
will be laid before the directors of the North British Railway
by depuaon that is instructed to insist the reat
ing to time aud wages.
Observation-Disclosures WORKING MEMS CLUB AND TNsT1-
TUTEOn Monday night public meeting of the inhabitants
of Daketh was held in the COURTROOM, White Hart Street.
for the purpose of forming Working Mems Club and
There large attendance of working men, the audience
numbering fully 200 The chair occupied by Mr. Robert
Thompson aowchandler who briefly stated the object of
the meeting Mr. George Wilson, brushmaker moved the first
resolution, which follows THAT considering the want
of suitable medium of association and Improvement this
town for working and the general expressed
for such medium this meeting resolves that
formed to supply the want" Mr.. A. Graham shoemaker
seconded, and Mr. A MITCHELL grocer supported the notion
which carried unanimously Mr.. Hugh Gllies shoemaker
moved the second resolution which the effect that
institution be called the "Dakeith Working MEMS Club and
Institute to embrace in the meantime for reading and
amusement The motion seconded by Mr.. M'Pherson
tailor supported by Mr. Robert Murdoch tailor and carried
with accamatlon Mr.. David Dove S. S. c. Dr. Thomson
Messrs Murhead Leslie Taylor and d. Lyle subsequently ad
dressed the meeting expressing their approval the under
taking On the motion of Mr.. James Sheriff. tailor of
thanks passed to the chairman and the speakers At the
close of the meeting upwards of hundred members
rolled.
will be by the above that labor "ghning all over
the heavens Organize and read" Let this your motto
Intelligence is freedom Ignorance is slavery Freedom
happiness Slavery is misery. Join hands, then of all
nations; labor makes brothers. Our and our
happiness demand unity Capital be only by comb
nation 1t be conquered only by precious capital
the union, not of dollars but, of men.
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Irish Activity in Illinois.
MENDOZA, May 20, 1851.


To the Editors Of THE Irish Republic:
GENTEMEN-As your truly national paper the only one
in which the shmen of Illinois convey to their country
men any account of their doings SHALL with your permission
respass your columns for few remarks shall
by saying that the shmen lately achieved
great victory for they have this city, at the very first
election for municipal officers Temperance CITY, They cut
from the old parties with whom they formerly voted and
stood as independent party and finally with the tenn
party The result of independent action has
given us rshman for mayor Irish aldermen our CITY
marshal Is anArls American and deputy marshal an
rhman ALSO We consider this great victory for we have
banshed National enemy Rum have done something
to elevate the Irish character this position it never
before occupied
So you will perceive Gentlemen that are not idle We
getting up club of 80 subscribers for IRISH REPUBLIC
and expect to have list filled in very short In the
meantime we getit weekly from dealer in our city
The first numbers of your patriotic paper have given
raj satisfaction Your editorials hit the nail on the head every
me consider it the poor mans friend advocate In
article Labor Capital you gave the laborer more
wages than he generally gets per day. for you gave his pay at
50 day. when around this section country the aborer
gets only $l.37 Think of supporting wife and family
with S37 day. and paying from SIS per month house
rent flour SIS BARREL and potatoes cents bushe
and every article of consumption equally high.
Talk of phanthropsts calling aid for the South
when in midst in this garden state perhaps
as much destuton as there IS in of those places which
oudmouhed orators have described mourn anpuaoe and
piteous appeals for charity But aborer of the West does
not ask for charity He only asks for price for his labor
to be able to compete with prices demanded for
every article that he has to buy Give him only half chance
ana ne Will be satisfied But as the stands present. the
aooef Is more 10 De pted than the negroes time
in Southern bondage For the STAKEHOLDER treated his
with Kindness They were his property While the capitalist
of the North who has accumulated property by either chance
or fraud never casts thought the family of the labor
er who is doomed to be his slave and toll have
helped to make him wealthy. hope the American capitalist
the European aristocr and the crowned despo who ampe
under foot the rights of humanity will be consigned eternal
nfamy in company with Billy Pitt throat Casereagh, and
the entire of ascdom the old devil himself to his
devoted servant the nformer Massey.
But pardon have extended remarks to much greater
length than at first intended and wishing The IRISH REPUB
LIo and its editors prosperity subscribe myself gentlemen
yours, etc. LABoRER.
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GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE.

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pondens their views
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