The national Republican., 1866-10-25
Pea. Pencil, and Scissors.

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wHrhas not Ristori's portrait appeared in
the New York chzsws y AZ
Wa learn that II JEFF. Davis is not tried
this fall his frissds viii give hi. winter suit
The New Jersey stoker who drew the
$4,000 brick house In the National Union Gin
Concert has rented IT,
A NEW temperance society has been formed
In Fourtssnth street, the members Of which are
pledged not to drink between drinks"
A WRITER in the London Times proposes
70 sink monitors BY running them down with q
huge wooden vessel with many air.tight oompart.
mspts and high bow ' o..
JEwELs Of great beauty md value, belong.
Ing TO Polish young ladies' are 70 Be- raisd for In
London, TO raise funds TO assist s1ilsd lovers 10
Anish their studies.
JOHN R THOMSON, formerly editor Of the
Sonth~n Literary Msssns~. has returned from
England whore he has been residing since the war,
and is now In Riohuond
A PROCESS for bleaching India rubber 90
- 10 make Il perfectly white has been discovered
The India rubber is then hardened. and will BE-
pssd for the manufacturs Of COLLAR and Guns. Thsu
every man may bs his own washsrwoman.
TH. work Of cutting . street through Fort
Hill, Boston, which 10 dsnssly populated, has re-
Gently been commenced, and two thousand pool
people have been compelled 10 vaeats the premises
occupied BY them, In consequence
A WRITER upon materialism vs.. socia
scisncs, In New York journal, makes this strikinl
remark Humanity progresses from the homo
gsneiy Of ignorance to the hstsrossnsity produces
BY intelligence and kuowisdss."
OxE OF the lady readers Of tho Main,
Farmer tells how to preserve cider clear and sweet
To one barrel Of cider sdd one pound Of mustsr,
seed, two pounds Of rsisins and one fourth Of
pound Of cinnamon 10 the stick. This will pro
serve the cider finely.
The Western railroad, in New England
has for some time had mile and half Of stss
rails laid on one Of the worst portions Of the rosd
with good results, and the Connecticut River rail
rosd from Springfield. Mss., to chioopss.
The Bridgeport (Ct) Furniture Company
factory, consisting Of three large brick building
was destroyed BY ars Monday night. The loss
estimated st sbout S75, 1000; insured for sbo,
$4,000 Nearly one hundred men are thrown ou
Of employment.
Rose JACKSON, born in 177s, slave in Il
family Of the late Gen. William Hart. Of saybroo
Conn, died at tho residence Of daughter Of Gs
Hart, In Hartford, on thhs 10th instant. She r
mainsd slave until slavery was absolutely abe
ished In lsto, and since that time has been 81
ported BY her old mistress.
WITH THE President removed, Gen. Graz
otnci.liy dscspitstsd, and the Southern States r
, duosd to territories and the Southern whites he
+ In bondage, and with Brownlov, Butler and Phih
''running the msehins," the condition and fate
the Republic might be confidently foretold. VIII
would lvs-twsntiss be worth then IN. T. TIVE
TIE yachts vesta and Halcyon started Q
Tuesday on r,cs from Sands Point to New Lo
don and back, for piece Of plate. The start vi
made at ll:56i .. N from sands' Point s.d for
considerable tine there VA no wind. Boon, ho'
ever, q bres,s arose from the southwark that II
PEELED both st . good pace The latest dispst'
: showed the Haloyon mile ahead.
J, TIE steamer Theodore d. Wagner, fro
Boston for Charleston. which wss burnt at sea, al
the Grew and passengers saved and landed at NJ
York, was built ct East Boston last season BY Do
T. aid Mckay. Esq, and had been running for 500
= months past in the new line between that port d
y u Charleston, g. @. She was . nne steamer Of 2
u tons, and valued at Sl2o 900, and was insured (
about $S5, 900.