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National Republican., 1873-03-03
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE.

order bJ MAJOR Richnrds-GcncralI Instrue-
tIons for tho Preservation OF Peace and
Order.
Ths following order will be issued by Major
CFFIer o. MAJOR ESp psrfLnISTESpENT,
6,acIai order No. 30
siRi YrGu "a viii Wills issuc inc following. instructions
10 the police force for their guidance tomorrow,
In the preservation Of the peace and good order
dnrng the inanguial ceremonies;
First. At hali.paSt nine O'Clock .. m. the run
Ming VI street cars will he cut OF from Pennsyl-
vdn.a avenue at First street east, and at Twenty.
iSunh street west C9Ts which may S De vii wiihln IN
permitted to pass cast and west beyond the
limits named.
Second Pennsylvania avenue will he cleared
ot all vehicles at I'VE minutes before ten O'Clock.
They will leave the Avenue by the cross streets
nearest to them respectively at the hour named.
Third. No vehicles VIII be permitted 70 cross
the Avenue except under the escort OF police
oriceIa, after It shall have been cleared, until
the rear Of the procession shall have passed the
polnt where crossing may be desired and under
no circumstances VIII vehlcles be auoWeu ~
pass through the procession.
Fourth. cara aud other vehicles may follow IN
the rear OF the procession "a Il advances toward
the Capitol, but must not be permitted TO ad-
vance along either nluk.
F,fh. Tue open spaces north and south Of the
Capitol wlli DC occupied by me military and IoI
clcaC Of vehicles, except such as may be In the
line Of the procession.
sixth. Atthe conclusion OF the ceremonies al
the Capitol, Pennsy ylvanla avenue will be again
cleared Of all vehiciel far west as Third street,
untl the rvar OF the pTocessiOn shall have turned
into said street.
seventh. Other streets through which the pro-
Cession may pass on ia return from the Capitol
VIII be cleared by the mounted police as they
advance, except at the street-car crossings,
where foot policemen Will be stationed to stop
the cars while lhc procession Is passing.
Eighth. Penhsylvania avenue Will be again
cleared OF all venIcles upon the return OF the
procession from the point where II again inter
5gcts the Avenue to Fifteenth street west.
Ninth. The several leutenants are assigned TO
duty, each with a posse Of men, to enforce the
above regulations, as follows, viz: I.ieutenants
johnson, Austin and Hurley will each report at
headquarters with their respective squads Of
mounted men at $40 O'Clock a. m, sharp, Lieut..
Uiecr Will have charge from Twenty-fourth to
Nineteenth street. Lieutenant EcElon from
Eighteenth TO Fiftcenth street. Lieut.. SkippOn
from Fifteenth TO Eleventh street. Lieut.. Cess
ford fIom Tenth TO seventh street Lieut.. Kelly
from sixth 10 First street, zach inclusive. Lieut..
NOonan will have charge OF the approaches to
and the spaces and grounds east, north and south
Ct the Capitol. Lieut.. Essex will be assigned to
duty at headquarters.
Tenth. A detail OF sixty men will be made for
the lnaugu, al hall, to report to Lieut. Kelly at
the Seventh precinct station, for duty at seven
Eleventh. Ycu will sec that :the above order /,
enforced. A. {. RICHARDS,
Major and Superintendent.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
They VIII JOIN the Inaugural proce-.i,

TheN VIII JON the inaugural Procession.
The New York Republican Association held q
meeting at Clarke's hall, on Saturday evening,
Mr., 7. @, Hensey In the chair, and J. h. Sprague
secretary. The committee on quarters reported
that they had received nearly one hundred and
nifty letters In response to their advertisement for
rooms, and there would be no trouble In secur-
ing quarters for their friends. One hundred and
thirty-eiHht dollars were reported by the commit
tee on contributions as the collections they had
made TO cover expenses, Upon invitation ad-
dresses were delivered by Hon. A. NJ. Clapp,
Gen. brown, of New York, A. l.. BELL and others,
who all expatlated on the advisabillty Of the as
sociatiop Joining the procession and marching
In the line, and that they enter Into the cere-
monies with vim and good will. Mr.. A. q.
Mills offered q resolution "that this association
parade In the inaugural procession In q body" "
which was unanimously adopted amid great en-
thuslasm, A handsome nag was presented to
the association by Col. Lemon. The nag bears
the Inscription, "iOth Regiment, Quarter Guard,
New York Cavalry" and was received on behalf
Of the association by their president, AlonZo L.
Bell, IN most feeling and appropriate address.
II was moved and adopted that Col. Lemon be
declared their standari.bearer, and that he bear
the nag on the 9TH. II was stated that badges
had been obtained and would be distributed
gratultously among the members and visitors on
the morning OF the 9TH from the association head
quarters At Hooe's building, street. MessS.
Q. z. Hurlburt and NJ. J. Bunell were elected
members, and after the announcement Of the
campaign committee, the association adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
MORAL EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY.
Resolutions Against Tobacco for Men and
Fine Dresses for Women.


The regular meeting OF the Moral Educational
Society was held on Saturday afternoon and
resolution adopted deprecatlnR In strong terms
the use OF tobacco, and referring to the style of
dress for women a. follows: We claim that
style OF dress among women which prevents free
circulation OF the blood and nervous nnld, which
burdens the spine and hips and dlsplaces Internal
organs, which wastes vital powers and destroys
energy, not only deterlorates health but moral
quality; and also that this unhealthful dress, to-
gether with the extrayagant demands Of fashion,
absorbing vast amount OF strength, time, In
genulty and money, Is waste, and therefore a
sin. We claim that simple, healthful dress Ia
not Incompatible with beauty, and that its adop.
tlon would save thousands OF dollars to the
purses OF tolllng men and women; would guard
the virtue OF hundreds OF weak girls and vastly
increase the means by which benevolent, edu-
cational and eleyatlng enterprises might he car
rled on for the blessing OF human life. We ask,
then, the active cooperation OF oil good people,
OF teachers In schools, Of parents and church
members, OF ministers In the pulpit, and our
most potent engine, the press, to aid US In trying
to quicken the conscience, enllghten the judR-
ment and vltallze the energy OF all women and
men upon these questions. The next meeting
will be held at the residence OF Mrs. II. L. SUM-
mers, il2 Eleventh street, on Saturday next at
2 O'Clock, D. m,
National Republican., 1873-03-03
ANIUSE MIsNTS.
Charlotte Cu.hman.


Mr.. Fords engagement OF Charlotte Cushman
for Inauguration week Is most appropriate, and
In keeping with the high character Of all the fes-
tlvities. wAll's Opera House will present most
brilliant dramatic scenes, and the lovers Of high
aud pure art will enjoy the rich entertainment
provided. Monday and Tuesday evenings Miss
CushInan In her powerful assumption OF the role
Of Meg Merrllles Affords probably our only op-
portunIties Of witnessing 1t. "Ilenry Wiz Is
underlined. ke5eryed seats can be secured at
the Opera House from too daily.
The Theatre Comiaue.
A great bill Is prepared for this week at the
Theatre Comlque. The Romelll family from the
Cirque Imperale, Paris and Vienna will do some
wonderful work as gymnasts. Miss Polly DAILY,
serio-comlc vocalist Emily GorouI, the Eastern
juRReT; the klTalfy Sisters, George s. Knight,
the CollyeT Brothers, Dick Parker, and 4 long
list OF the old fAyOTites. Mile AnnettA has re-
covered from her accident, and will lead the bal
let as usual. The local play OF THE Credit Mo-
biller," and scenes from the Inauguration ball
will be given.
Metropolitan Theatre.
To-day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Gt 2 O'Clock,
matlnees will be given at the Metropolitan Va
riety theatre. Tom McIntyre, an old Washing
ton fayorlte, Is added to the company; the vocal
lst, Miss Annie Fox; Charley Foley, Ethiopian
comedian, Josie Farron and Lizzie johnson, all
new artistes, Sill appear; me programme WI,
all sorts.
Garnnlin Mohnlbl.
Next Wednesday evening, at willard hail. Miss
GarAnlia MohAlbi gives a grand Inauguration
concert. 1t will be her last appearance here.
She will be assisted by the Washington SRngeT-
bund, Ludwig Ruben, VIM. A. Widney and Chas
Pail. Miss MohAlDl has the "StaT Spanged Ban
neF" on her programme. Reserved seats can be
secured at Ellis music store,
Mr.. Ryan's Lecture.
This evening Mr. Matthew Ryan, OF this city,
will deliver lecture at Odd Fellows hall, on the
subject, "God, as manifested In the atmospheric
phenomena, or true science versus Tyndall,
Darwin A Co., which he proposes TO Illustrate by
apparatus and colored diagrams. The subject,
though peculiar, Is OF interest TO many, and we
are assured that Mr.. r. Is thoroughly cOnyeT4ant
with II.
Duprez a. Denedlct's lIIns:TeIs.
This evening Duprez 4 Benedlcts minstrcls
announce an engagement at Lincoln hall. They
arc worthy OF the best patronage.
National Republican., 1873-03-03

The DOMESTIC" SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
selling more machines In Its second year than
any other sewing machine company ever sold In
Its tenth year. The domestic" has won this
success at a time when competition Ia the
strongest, and when people are the best In
formed, most critical and exactlnR; when good
machines sell the most readily, and bad ones the
most slowly.
A word to the wise Is suticient.
NJ. P. Adams and Co., 9O5 i street, Masonic
TempleD are the agents for the "Domestic" In
this city.
WHITE, clean. sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THURsToSS Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price rs and 90 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACHtSE-sPRRAD STRENGTHENING PLAs-
TERs, whenever a plaster is needed, are nnri-
valod. Price 20, Is. and 30 cents each.
BEAUTIFUL soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
may have II by constant use OF THoNfsoSa
Pomade Optimc. Price, 2a and 30 cents per
bottle.
LIGHT COLoRRD Kid Gloves very stylish when
not sOileh. JoCyESs lnodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner viii renOyate them thoroughly; price %
cents per bottle All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
COLORRD SCHOOLS.
,ierIinE Of the Trgstces-R Of
Tbnpks 10 seuutor fnftersou.

A special meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF
COlOred schools OF Washington and Georgetown
I,n,l was held Saturday evening at sumner school
Members present: Messrs. Gray and johnson.
communication was read from Mrs. c. Stor-
rum, asking for leave Of absence for the remain
c. Taylor, rendering her resignation as teacher,
TO take eject March !; accepted. Also, from
Mr.. Martbbs, asking use Of school room In LIN
coin chapel Tor religious purposes; placed on
die. Mt. johnson offered the following resou-
tions, which were adopted:
Whereas the rotation system In American
politics Will deprive the District OF Columbia,
especially the public schools for colored children
the valuable counsel aud cooperative efforts OF
Hon. James W. Patterson OF New Hampshire;
therefore he IT.
Rs.oirrd, That in the retirement OF Hon. James
W. Patterson from the Senate OF the United
States, and his severance thereby as chairman Of
the District Of Columbia Committee, the public
school system Of Washington will be deprived
OF the services OF nrm, consistent and true
friend, who, by experience and culture, was
aminentlY ilted for the position so accepta bly,
held by him. And be II further
Resoletd, That the thanks OF this board are
due, aud arc hereby rendered, to Hon. James W.
Patterson, OF New Hampshire, for his valuable
services aud untiring zeal In the cause OF educa-
ton in the District Of Columbia. And further
more be IT.
Re'o,rsd, That the secretary transmit a copy OF
the above resolutions to the honorable Senator
from New IIAmpshlre.
The board ordered the schools to be closed
Monday, March q, at 10 M, and remain closed
until Thursday, 9th instant The matter OF
illing the vacancies created BY Resignation was,
after consultation, referred to the supcrinten-
dent, with power TO OIL the same. Superinten-
dent Cook submitted his annual report, en-
bfaclng the workings OF the schools for isIi-2,
which, after being examined, was received and
approved by the board. After transaCting routine
business the board adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
Deylln a. Co,

The recognized leaders OF fashion In New York,
have lust received at their store IN this city,
liis Pennsylvania avenue, their INST lnstallment
OF spring samples, consisting OF nne coatings,
mixed suitings, plain and fancy trOuserings,
spring oyercoats. Additions will be made to this
lot every few days until about the 18th OF March,
when the assortment OF spring goods will be
complete.
They keep here constantly a full line Of samples
OF their New York.stock Of piece goods, from
which orders are taken and the goods made up
In New York in the latest style and best manner.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OR.
PHAN HOME,
Mr.. scbc,h,. pro..n,. r, . ra.. p..u

HH. yNHNIuIt FFNHUhtH II q FIne Hammer.
MT. WIN. J. Schelble, Of Philadelphia, having
furnished the National Soldlers' and sailors'
orphan Home with beautiful banner, 10 be used
On lhanRnfanon day, yesterday received from
MIS- ueneral Ricketts,, the secretary Of the
home, the following letter;
SIR: The lady managers of the National SO-
nlers and sailors Orphan Home desire me 10
express thelr grateful sense OF your generous
GIT TO our fathefless ones, whose hearta will
ne gladdened BY the possession Of your beautiful
banner, which viii be used not only on this
happy occasion but will often, we trust, be car
ried braVely on other patriotic occasions.
lonrp, truly, FANNY RICEErTs,
Secretary 3. and g. q. n.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
The Civic procesnlou.

Thomas NJ. Shepherd and v. W. Smith have
been appointed aids TO the grand marshal, and
assigned for duty TO william Dickson, deputy
grand marshal. The marshals OF the civic pro-
Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
this afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
Miller & Jones.

Messrs. Miller a Jones, having recovered from
the effects Of the late fire, will this morning re-
open their cosy and wel-stOcked sample room,
and tomorrow the billiard room will be thrown
open to the public. This has been beautifully
decorated and RENTED In every particular, in-
celebrated factory Of II. W. Collender, successor
OF Phelan A COiender, New York. OF course
these popular young gentlemen will he literally
mai atroniye1
National Republican., 1873-03-03
THE INAUGU R A TlON,
(con'iaUsd rom Fret Fag5.)

ne following named gentlemen are appointed
a. lls to the grand marshal:
Colonel ]. Y. Martin, adlutant general.
Colonel J. c. Mccoy, AIDE de Camp.
Colonel ]. Z. Tourteottc, do.
Colonel ]. @. G. Lee, DO.
Major A. g. Nicholson, do.
Lieut. COmd'r +. Rodgers, 10.
Colonel 2. W. owen, 10.
Colonel Wm, Wall, 10
Colonel II. D. Cooke, 10
Colonel ]. y. Barnes, 10
Colonel 7. Lubey 90
COLONEL L. Boyd, 90.
Colonel J. 4. TAFT 90
Colonel 4. Moalr 40.
Major y. D. Tdgili, DO.
Najor r. Urell, 10.
General n. D, MusscF, 10.
Lieut. rrSl. d. Grant, do.
Lieut.. II. c. Dunvo1dy 10.
Lieut.. 7. 7. TnornOcTg, do.
col. c, q. Mccormick, do.
capt, d, McCathran, do.
Alr. Il. Harrington, do.
Nr James r. Young, DO.
Capt. Il. T. Fleming, A, n. c.
Nr. Irwin Brooke, A. II. G.
Lieut.. II. ", Howgatc, A. d. G.
Major ]. r Tobias,
lleut, c. &. CusicE.
Lieut. G. A. Pastlcy.
Mr. =. W. Smith.
Me- Thomas NJ shepherd.
They will report to the grand marshal a. hfAi'
quarters pennsylvania avenue and seventeenth
street, at O'Clock 0. M, March I.
Aal IA absolutely requisite that the procession
should march at 10 O'Clock a. IN. precisely, all or.
ganlEailons arc urged to he IN line before tha'
hour. MnllAA =. bAkRht
By'. Nj, Cen. 7. s. A., Grand Marshal.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
AnaIa.,annaa,CI CInL.

The regular meeting OF the AnalOstAn Boat
CLUB was held at the Dickson House on Saturday
night, and the following oficers elected for the
ensuing term! Major N. Bailey, president; W.
F.. Peddrlck, vice-presdenti George II. Clarke,
secretary; William y. Avery captain; H. j. Clarke,
trst lieutenant; G. \. Scheimerhorn, James W.
CorsOn, Harry ". Dodge, committee on member
ship; William N. Roach, o. L. Prescott, Joseph
T. DYER committee on finance.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
-,,,,mon,. will proceed 10 the Presidents

rangemonis, will proceed 10 the Presidents
the Sergeantat-Arms Of the senate is charged
with the execution Of these arrangem nts.
An horses and carriages, except these used "
conycyinr persons to the east door Of the north
wing of the Capitol, will be excluded from the
Capitol square.
Should the weather prove untayorahle the
ceremony Of Inauguration will take place In the
senate Chamber. AARON II, CRAGfS,
JOHN A. LOGAN,
THOMAS r. BAYARn,
Committee of Arrangements.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
BeautIfnI Thing for saIe.

Friday, the Ith instant, at IO:9o a. N. and I:90
p. M, sales will be made at the auction rooms Of
Latmer Cleary Of classical bronze clocks
mounted on marble, elegant French nre-g gilt four
and ngnres and objects Of nne art, such as mar.
BILE pedestals, etrJiscan vases, French bronze
Egyptian vases, splendid bronze equestrian
groups, DC. These goods are lmpOrtatiOns OF the
VII Brothers, late Vito Viii A Sons, Philadel.
phia. All sales Of 800 and under cash. amounts
above 800 sixty and ninety days.
National Republican., 1873-03-03

Captain Frank Hollingshead, In order to ac-
commodate the extensive travel to Mount Yer
non which will he made this week, has secured
another steamer In addition to the "Arrow," TO
transmit the passengers to that point. Both
steamers will leave Seventh street wharf At 10
O'Clock on Wednesday morning. Some improve
ments have been made about the grounds this
winter that give them better appearance. New
plank walks have been laid, old leaves and
shrubbery torn out, thus adding beauty to the ap-
DeaFAQCe of the grounds,
National Republican., 1873-03-03
Then and Accident,

On Saturday about 800 O'Clock, while EllJah
Williams, colored, was In the act Of robblng the
money drawer In the store Of Mrs. Eliza Harvey,
corner OF Twenty-thlrd and II streets, he was
detected by one Of the lady clerks, who imme-
~ sscsns tisSsd and brare ,Se g,sas ~ ~
the door, cutting an artery In his lnstep. Oficer
Crump brought him TO the Fourth pfecint sta
tlon, where tue wounds were dressed, and At the
request Of the physician he was sent TO his home
National Republican., 1873-03-03
The ColumLua GIee CIub.

The Columbus Glee Club, which arrived In this
city on Friday evening, visited the President on
Saturday aud had quite lengthy interview, and
afterwards called on Secretary DelRno and Gen.
Eal Cowan, who also gave them hearty well
come. The Ohio Republican Association
have gotten up O farewell soclable and reception
to the OhiDani on the 4th OF March night al Ma
sonic Temple which promises TO eclipse all their
previous efforts In that direction.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
TLi. lathe GoId,n ,Iom.,t

The object which all aim TO accomplish In
advertising Ia an Increase In business. Gseatly
enlarged editions OF the HRPUBLICAs IN regular
form will be printed for the next few days. All
who wish TO have their business presented To
the community In the surest and most attractive
style and have the news reach the greatest mum
ties now offered patrons In the columns OF this
Journal
National Republican., 1873-03-03
A Good Firm.

Mr.. Charles c. Duncanson, who for fourteen
years has been with Wall 4 Co, ahctioneers,
and Mr. Thomas bowling, well and favOrably
known In Georgetown as an auctiOneer for
twenty year,. have formed the frm OF Duncan
son, Bowling A Co., auctloneers and commission
merchants, at the corner Of Ninth and ID streets.
They will make advances on cOnsgnments and
give personal attention TO all sales. This arm Is
worthy Of trust aud patronage,
National Republican., 1873-03-03

RLK0AST SILK FANS, OF all colOrs aud newest
styles, ut oO cents and 81 each. Kid Gloves, two
Ssest origiSal rs cent. 10 cent ana al store Ma
9Oi Seventh street, between II and ].
National Republican., 1873-03-03
L.nnua lIen

who Ind ome'dlnculty In obtaining garments
TO it them should call on US, as we have In stock
PaDss up 10 ot-lnch waist, Coats up TO 4s-lnch
breast, Vests up TO b0-lnch. Prices as low as
any establishment In the country.
A. sAEs Co., SIS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
AInndnrIa Tan

This celebrated tea, which housekeepers and
tea consumers represent as being pure, health.
full and fragrant, as well as agreeable TO the
taste, imported by Nine. Demorest OF New York,
is for sale by Mrs. Wheelock, 9iS l. street north
west, and George Hoyden, 2s0 Four-and-a-hali II
street northwest, and Mrs, Weaver, 1900 Tenth
National Republican., 1873-03-03
Hammer. nud RIauu.

This morning q sale will commence at Latlmer
A Cleary's auction rooms, corner Of Pennsylya-
mia avenue and Eleventh street, Of an infinite
variety OF nags, banners, streamers, notices and
lanterns, all suitable for decorations tomorrow.
These ROOls VIII be sold very cheap.
National Republican., 1873-03-03

SEQ Our List Of PrIees-sprins OvcrcOnrs.
Waterproof, at tS.
All-wool Casalmercs, at a..
Genuine Scotch Casslmercs, nt flO.
English Tweed, at tl0.
Neat Six Mixtures, at S12.
Handsome Meltons, at tl2,
superb line OF these goods manufactured OF
the choicest French CoatngJ, EnKlish MeltOns,
etc, at prices from SIS 10 t95, At
A. sAks a Co., $40 Seyepth street,
National Republican., 1873-03-03
r,,,, a. n. Eo..as

Mt. Stephen Tilton Brown, formerly OF George
town, d. e., has benefits In his fathers estate.
His friends are fearful that he may be In an In
sane asylum, among strangers. hut any one any
where who can give the slightest Information
concerning him should at once address J. W.
Decide, Georgetown, ID. q.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
Fair Play Il a Jewel.

As WaShingtonians we owe little something
10 that portion OF the Democratic press OF the
country which, while opposing Administration
measures In the main, has always favored those
that are Intended TO henent the national capital.
All over the country we see the Democratic
newspapers teemlng with paragraphs recording
the PROCESS made here within the past few years,
and stimulating us TO continued effort. The
Washington correspondent OF the Detroit UniOn,
In referring TO the approaching Inauguration,
says: "WashinRtonians, irrespective OF party, are
oil going In strong for making the coming lhau-
guratlOn festival eclipse anything OF the kind
that has ever taken place on this continent. !
am In the boat myself. worked as hard for
the election OF Greeley as any man OF my weight,
hut am In favor OF progress In any and every
direction, and cannot ignore the fact that the
washington OF to-day Is one hundred years
ahead Of the Washington OF few years ago,
because the many and marvellous changes Tor
the better are due 70 the Board Of Public Works
appointed by Republican administration.
possible on the 4th Of March; not 70 hurrah for
Grant, but TO Inspect our beautiful city, their
cty-the nations capltal-And TO see the sights
generally. There viii be no end OF amusements
the Inauguration ball, mask balls, fancy dress
balls, promenade concerts, prOcessions, Ore
works, illumlnatlons and what not-but perhaps
the most interesting and novel feature Of the
celebration will be q cayalcade and procession OF
carriages, interspersed with bands Of music,
through the principal streets Of Washington, In
which all who can raise q saddle horse or run
ming gear Of any description will he free 10 par
ticipate. This will afford visitors an excellent
opportunity to see that Pennsylvania avenue Ia
not our only fine tfOr0ughfare.n
National Republican., 1873-03-03
The Chimes,

Mr.. wldlows will play the following pro-
gramme this evening, commencing at O'Clock !:
"Changes on eight Bella "Hail Columbia" "
'You1l Remember Me-" al dreamt dwelt In
Marble Halls" "Red, White and Blue" Thou
nns,,a sa.t,nhin sdsIy ,a,tordaishon,. ~ yn,iin y
March, ""Fair Land Of Poland, "Eilse d'Arnore, !"
"Blue Bells Of Scotland" Gwen be gay and
happy still," "Home, Sweet Home" and "Yankee
DOOsile.r