The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-21

''' 'ous' ~ so"' 'ss' re'r'gorator' W.
The California importers demand eighty
cents per pound for japanese tea In California.
Hupsos TAYLOR sends us copy Of Har-
per's Monthly for October. II Is a good number.
TBE radical ;ournals are Blled with sboer
fabrication, NJ N. vo,a. I'D ,,,.,,;o,, Ar IN.
pr..,dsr, A. u,,.r.a In Nj. r.,.,, ,,,,,.r = -
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WHY the National the coolest theatre
in the country In this terribly hot weather. Be.
cause 'o7 tho leo wien 'nsro'
"A YOUNG LADY Siding on the oannister IN
her house In Cleveland fell over and broke her
neck .y
EQUALITY is pretty hard thing to attain
among men. For instance, II Alexander Hamilton
were AnVe no" ooa'd JACK hamilton DC maae ms
'quA'- '''''' INC ~" -of my ''h'' nA"'
Ex-Gov. JOHN A. ANDREW, OF Massachu-
setts has written letter in which he declines run
ming for any political Office and says be prefers the
practice Of the law. ..
AN unhappy French husband complains
to his mother.inaw that his wife had paint on her
face to prevent his kissing her, and that when she
wont to bed she immsdatsly fell a.leep, without
thi liking of either God or her husband"
RrAppp have Won seen tho .Icc Witch at
~, National, 7, b., =. ,h.,..,.r ~. ,o,,h ~
WI Sc hands freezes all who attempt to give him a
friendly shaking Go and see him; he will remind
you II Thad. Stevens reception Of the Southern
States Cd
A JERSEY CRY negro girl fell distance of
twelve feet, head foremost, striking her head on
some rocks. She was inssnsible for few moments
out recovered IN season to attend oolored ball
'ns' n'gn'' ana danosd I'LL morning .-..
EASE BALL is the present "rage" all over
the country. A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Rertev says: II sm connected with publishing
house, and am travelling most Of my time. !
scarcely visit town in which there is not base
ball club"
TANNAHY HALL, one of the landmarks of
the Democracy, and a building with which arc con.
nectei some Of the pleasantest "reminiscences Of
mon and things in New York, will be sold TO the
highest bidder next month Tho "sachems" have
determined to build a larger "wigwam."
IN Indianano,is last Sunday. n rourc man
,,n., T.a,,,a, Tha,..s. 49, -, ,..1 2 ~.
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soHo "u' .''n0u. "AA'ne n's oeu,'eho"' VINO, upon
nis r'.u,nhs u''s'ooh nim 'Cr burglar anu shO'
and highly ,.,D,o,abI, " 's ''''
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MIR. II. M. STEWART, respectable mer-
chant on Washington street, New York, has insti-
'u'ou P'o0eons' 'ol u"o''' against ME "me'
". non w s''c'' VI oe"s 700 Anee''oh"'' 10 mr'
"m o. nn.,'.Au "nie nsi nuSoana WAS stricken
"AN ',Pno'u is'e'' mr. o''""r' mas Aiso COM
'nsn''u An a''.'n IN 'h' 'aPfemo .0ur' lot o''"'
"'"' P'"''"s 'n' damages !" Sio'o'o'
wELT-KNowS official IN Cincinnati had
his shirt stolen during the trip up the river
with the Presidential party by a radical thief. He
pulled the garment of on going to bed to prevent
its being rumped, and when he invoke the next
morning he found to his dismay that IL had been