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National Republican., 1873-03-06
A c,.pa Reception and Ball.

The Wisconsin Association boys, aided by
their Senators and members In Congress, have
decided TO hold welcome leyee this even
State OF Wisconsin In the city. Including all vis-
tors from the State, are invited to participate.
By calling upon the secretary, X. L. Redway,
Ninth streets, tickets Of admission will be fur
niAhed.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

ONE OF the most remarkable OF recent inyen-
tons Is "a contriyance TO raise and lower, In q
suspended and perpendicular llne," large ship
from one water level TO another. Vessels OF
800 tons capacity, for example, may be raised
and lowered 800 feet at Lewiston, N. ", which
overcomes Niagara Fails and the rapids In nf-
vAtor, but the principle Is equally applicable 10
several other localities.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

A BosroMAE OF magnificent possibilities wishes
to organize company with ti3 900, 600 capital TO
inclose tract OF several square miles In an i'm
mense glass structure, within which inyallds
may make their permanent abode, having q
tropical climate, with its appropriate fruits and
foliage, good hotels, picturesque drives, art gal
leries, an opera house, and, IN short, everything
cept ventilation.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
TIE MAsQUERADE DALL.
King Carnival and His Revelers.

King Carnival and His Reyelers.
In the bail building on Judiciary square was
last evening presented a gay scene, the occasion
being the second bail OF the Inauguration series-
This time King CalnIyal held full sway, and the
long tIains OF the ladies' Of Tuesday night gave
place 10 the varied costumes OF the masque-
raiders, To be sure there was no Presidential
leyee TO be held, but the attraction OF fun was
presented to lure the Jolly and curious TO the
scene 10 take part in the festivities or TO gaze Of
the curious and novel sight that the noor pre-
sented.
The STREETS
In the vicinity Of the building were rendered
brilliant by tue bright rays OF the calciums, 30
arranged as 70 throw O mood OF light on the
bullaIng, while the prospect OF catching
glimpse Of the funny.lOOElng people VINO were
20 attend drew to the entrance large crowd of
peop.e, who laughed as the Jolly masqueTaders
aliRhted from thclr carriages and made their
way into the building. Occasionally an un-
usually grotesque costume would appear At the
entrance, when the lookers-on would burst into
a laugh and cheer the weaTer until he or she dis
appeared within the door
WITHIN TIE BUILDING
an amusing sight was Indeed presented. The
number of'attendants did not run yery nigh into
the thousands, and although In large building
they did mot make q large show stlll theIo were
a sutnciept number present TO have nled an Of
dlnaTy bail loom 10 TepletiOn. OF course there
was q great variety OF odd characters present.
The Irishman and the EnglishmAn .promenaded
together, and the apple woman and the sweep ap-
peared happy In each others society. Then there
were little men with big heads upon their should
ers,and men with noses long enough 10 take them
u pretty good way into ones business. In fact,
the people Of almost all nations were repre-
sented while the funny part Of humanity were
done full justice by the Jolly sons OF Momus
present. "
III FREsIDESI'S pAIs
was taken possession Ot ny large number OF
lockers on, who, from this elevation, were af-
Norded full view OF the scene. The neld aud
stan OF the Second Connecticut regiment also
occupied chairs on this platform, and their gay
uniforms were greatly admired by those present.
The HbOysn took deep Interest IN the scene be-
fore them, and laughed heartily al the many
grutesque uniforms that passed III review before
mem. A large number Of domlnoes were worn
by those who came 10 see and not to bc seen,
while many found an Ctiectual disguise IN merely
Q pair Of goggles or mask.
THE ARRAEGENEHIs
for tho bail. room were quite complete, and re-
hected credit upon those having them In charge.
The same adm apc method bf the night previous
fOr the taktng caro- Of wIapplnRs was In force,
and mo lHdishI dressing, OOnlB were also In
cnarga Of polite attendants. The building was
n,nch ulule comfortable than on the evening OF
thr inauguration Ulli, whu0 lhe music was also
III an une ECeptiOnable ouiCf. The nOor was IN 9
nno condition, aud under tho managelnent OF
PTnicssoF NnHni, sisted ny competent hlds'
National Republican., 1873-03-06

The supper.room was also open, a. on the pre-
yioua evening, and q bountiful supply OF eat
ables and drinkables provided for the hungry or
thirsty,
charge Of the upper arrangements, and his SUI
peryision was sufi1cient guarantee that the In
neT wants Of those present would be duly pro-
managers that might conduce 10 the pleasure Of
the masqueraders. Dancing was continued un-
III an early hour this morning, when the subjects
OF King Carnival departed with pleasant mem
must have proved an acceptable addition TO the
receipts, which the ball committee have de-
pended upon with which TO defray the expense
attendant upon the erection Of the building IN
which to hold the second inaugural ball In honor
1 n prealdent Grant
National Republican., 1873-03-06
United STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT oFPICE,
" WAHHIAqToN ID, g., January ~ l67a
On the petition Of liALpH MkRsnoa Of ZAnos
sTpStsd q BIN % de Sstl dSy of xpSil, ia ana
Eeissued on the ith day o. February lido for an
II Il ordlre that the testimony IN the case be
9oisd on the 9th day Of March neIl; that the tipe
Sss PSSh S. ~ S s a eaI Is sRa ss' ''a
fSi5sSTss 'H1aS .oBIfdGkqf 9ss8ii eS@niis.lou,r.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
xyha E.uud ne

During the cTowding Of the streets on Tues.
day last q gentleman lost q handsome Maltese
TemplaO badge, TO which he attached much
value on account OF It's personal worth. should
the finder return II TO this once suitable re-
ward will be given,
National Republican., 1873-03-06

tiOn: (Which In the most useful, paper or run
POWDER" The debate was closed by dlsputant,
who spoke as follows "Mr. Presldent-Spose
dAr was bar at de door and you would 20 dar
would do. But less shoot cannon At him and
see wot comes. ! calls for de question" The
president forthwith decided In favor OF powder.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

T INCoLN HALL.
RseeiIins III Rivals and eonpetitionr.
DUPiiEz 4 BRNEDfCT'8 -.
dfQAN1fC MtNBTRkL9
from tholr great Southern tour. erosnsd Nth br1
Tour. The largest and most powerful company i2
Sasts 3 bs ssss Hesss Se me
ipmsnse suooess Sltendins the performspce. n
partiCullrs see Tusrammes. LdIpisslgp q usual.
change u prosramme nightly. CHAA 10 puPREz,
AEept Reserved seats for sale A hlis' Musical
Exchange. febd1A
National Republican., 1873-03-06

t,e mail on route No, - bo accepted by the Post
inaster General, tho bidder will prior " the LIST Of
ccntf.e p perform The service proposed, with good
afs ss IL, ssasrse.dsso dii-o,iv ne ebiieaiiens
ssf Hshdhis. asssNsd " eSardniors.
Dated - - -.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

PARIS possesses Il living microscope In the
shape OF little gdnlfH living at Clschy, who can
discover anmaculH In water when they are
completely invisible to the naked eye OF others.
To show that there Is no deception, he draws
what no processes 10 see, and, on n microscope
being applied 10 the water, the correctness Of
his drawing Is thoroughly proved,
National Republican., 1873-03-06
The Wa,.on-iioyd weddIng.

On Tuesday evening Miss N. Letitia Boyd,
daughter Of Col. W. II. Boyd, was married "
Charles II. Watson, esq., Of this city, The eere-
mony took place at the residence Of the brides
father, on Third street, Rev. DR.. Sunderland
Oticiating. The happy pair have gone 10 New
York city, and will return In few days.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

A YOUNG woman At Lawrence, Mass, whose
husband lately died, was forced 10 repress her
said, she "hadnt handkerchief nt 10 be seen,
except one and that Hhs had 70 "keep for the
funeral" Such command over her feelings from
sense OF higher duty Is rare and very I'M
presslye.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
PnIenla.

The Patent once yesterday granted patents TO
Russell a Alexander, Of this city for folding
for yentlatlnE water-closets, and \. p. Welch,
OF Georgetown, for mlddlings puTiner.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

In Rumney, n. H., a little dog was repeatedly
banned In the attempt TO catch wo0dehuck, as
1t ran Into long drain, making Us exit at the
nnally brought a neighbOring dog, statioled MIN
at one end Of the drain, then drove the wood
chuck through, and he was caught
National Republican., 1873-03-06

IT Is not u little singular that the modern
theory OF dreams, usually termed the physlo-
psychological or natural theory, Is almost lden-
teal with the views held by Aristotle, dlsap-
showing itself anew In the present, ampllned
and confirmed by scientific research.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

THE Buffalo COplmeTcidt Adrrrfiscr has dis
covered and interviewed an old man worth
t9oo,ooo, who lives alone and In great apparent
house In that city. He Is often fed and shell
tered by persons much poorer than himself,
who believe him nothing more than q mendi-
eant
National Republican., 1873-03-06
A New Entrunce 60 the Opera House.

Mr.. Ford Ia making most desirable improve
ment by adding 10 It's many conyeniences new
last evening although unfinished, to the great
comfort Of the large audience present.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

USpgRGARNESTs, suitable for the present sea.
son, from 10 cents to g. large variety Of
sorts and slIeB GRO. c. HEHkIS0,
dlO seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

TIM Boston TrdHscriW says "Twenty years
ago there was as great an Outcry In Boston
against theatres as there II now against the
opening Of the public library on sundays. The
agitation resulted In the erection OF the hand
soonest theatre In the United states, Of a cost Of
q quarter OF million dollars
National Republican., 1873-03-06

DrEoAEsoS, DowLIS0 A Co., auctiOneers, will
sell on Monday, March II, at 4 O'Clock, y. m.,
desirable property on Fifth street. between y
and q streets nOthwest.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

OLD LLDY-''You know the Royal Olkfi Wen,
you turn TO the right, past the Jolly Gardener,
TN you come 10 the Red LlOn'-n ATtful Cabby-
"O6, don't tell me the 'Ouses, mum. Name some
o. the churches, and then shbll know where
ami" Asks aud gets an eNnfll ltaGt price With
out q murInur.-PVRch,
National Republican., 1873-03-06
The FIYe Cent?. sayInEs Bank,
Great Inducemep'S.

corner FOuT-and-a-half street and virginia
on all deposits. Deposits can DO drawn N Wlll'
National Republican., 1873-03-06

Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c.
THE NEW CotoRrLpB Horut, PhlladelphlA, Pa,
" within four blocks Of all tho newspaper ofhoes.
Tus aRslr EsoLrsH Rrsxpr for aOut and
Rheumatlsrn. An sufferers from the above com
plaints, either Of recent or long standing are ad-
ylsea TO use Blalrs Gout and Rheumatic Pills:
They can be relied upon as the most SAFE and
eneetuai remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
{ears with the grestesi success: Prepared y
and sold by all druggists.
Tue "Donrsrrcr snwNa MACHINE COMPANY
selling more machines In its second year than
any other sewing machine company ever sold IN
lts tenth year. Tue Domestic" has won this
success at a time when competition h the
formed, most critical and exactlnRi when good
machines sell the most readily, and bad ones the
most slowly.
a word 70 the wise is sunfclent
N. p, Adams and Co., pO5 Y street, Masonic
Temple,) arc the agents for the domestic In
this city.
WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
uslng daily THURsroSS lyory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % aud 90 cents per bottle.
| wHLS MACHtSE-srRKAD SrRKHgrHKNlsU PLA3-
TERs, whenever plaster IS needed, are unri'
vailed. Price %, %, and 30 cents each. -.
| BEAUTIFUL SOFT, glossy hair, all desire II, AL
may have II by constant use Of TBoNrsoNS
pomade Optlme. Price, % aud 30 oents pei
| bottle.
LiGnr coLoREp Kid Gloves very stylish When
not solled; JouykNS lnodoroua KID 9loy,
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists ans
| fancy 1ealern.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
CITY ITEMS.

T. n. SAuDAR Is selling his spring goods at
very low prices and fall and winter goods At cost
GEEAr BARGAINS In pianos which have been
rented during the session OF Congress at W. q.
Metzerott a Co.'s.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
PolIce Court-Judze smell.
ANIUSEMENTS.

The great pressure upon our columns this
morning will only admit Of q brief mention Of
the various amusements given last evening"
Al Wallis Opera House
Miss Charlotte CushmAn presented her great
Characterization OF Meg MeTilles, in the musical
drama Of Guy Mannsring," to large audience.
Il will be produced every night this week, and
on Friday Miss Cushman will take her benefit,
on which occasion President Grant and family
will be present, occupying the state box. Mon
day next she will appear as Queen Catharlne, In
shakspeaTes historical play OF Henry VIII"
Tho Theatre Comlaue
was packed with q very mixed audience last
evening, and the varied performance met with .
hearty appreciation As manifested by the gen-
erOus applause bestowed.
Metropolitan Theatre
had a large crowd last night, the largest, per-
haps, ever within Its walls. Every one present
was delighted.
Duprez a. Benediet's AfinstreIs
attracted hundreds to Lincoln hall last night
and kept them in roars Of laughter by their COM
icAllties.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

OVercoats.
OVeTcoats.
OveTcoate.
OVeTcOats.
In order 20 close them out we shall sell them
very low. The stock Is the largest and most va
red In the city. nj, sssan,S 10, ~,
Tas largest clothing house In the District Of
Columbia.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
National savings Bank,

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
paysG per cent, peV Annun on deposits Tor each
calendar month. BluslHg hours 10 u satuf-
days, QtJ 49ndG GtOs.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

ASK YouR GROCER for Dooleys Yeast Powder,
the best baking powder for preparing biscuits
81 New street, New York. Al retail by all gro
GERS.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

UNITED SssAsat6S sTATEs RAEESE & a. fsslIs9 GETISE
On the pelldSn q JuIIS biIis ana h.s;nss {, g,
sSS SIf q nSa SStsnf ssSntsd y Eassrd
9p the l0M day q May. lssp, for sp Improvement IN
crSsFs3 hat the testimony in the case b
fime for hlnE arSamentp aud ne EHAmineT'e gSpori
%tsa e So Isa1a issa aPsS sS Ae ST5" aRpF
KY RgsOn may OPprf ~, sFtsPsiSn PdiSI,n1so,.,lOpty
National Republican., 1873-03-06
puRE FnEhCm CAEbY

PoNDs EXTRACT Is a family medicine that has
been In use twenty-five years ASK your friends
with what result,
National Republican., 1873-03-06

sti. ar $500 ard rpvsrd nvs, .. accompanied svs
.gpai sp~ esrfug,o on Ne present an.sal pdy on "
rosf,; oV " oass ~ rss srrfes NOT les na- Rn 60
y. ~, q M; P''''0PO''d o'a-'S'e"0" '' :"
The Postmas,er pu.. not s!sn p. ceTtiheat, until
sntee sirned By al the parties, and dsted
National Republican., 1873-03-06
METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
Pcnn-yiyania Avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets.

ana TNteitth hsfceu-
aaEss Ia III: st:.s sSs1i.:.sI Ssa:si
INAUGURATION WEEK.
GRAND FAMILY MArINKEs,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and saIar-
day, NJ Q D. e.
A HOST OF NEW BTARsi
First Appearance In three years Of
TOM MCINTYRE,
the great sZSss sSs md Dance Man
First appearAnoe Of
CHARLEY FOLEY.
who % sDps,s sDps,s IN oonHsS'Ss ss with MT Msln
speeiaitiea. &c, fI
flrst appeauhos OF
MISS ANNIE FOX,
The Beautiful sorio-oomio Vocalist.
First appearance Of
MISS JENNIE HAoAN,
The Charming skppinsrope Dsnssuse.
Pirst Appearance Of
MISS JOSIE FARRAN,
The Ysrvstile Dsnseuse and Actress.
First Appearance of
MISS LIZZIE JOHNSTON,
and Song and Dance Lady.
Oontiuusi siooe-s of
GEORGE WHITE,
Rone Solois and Pathetio Baladist
LEW SPENCER,
Dutch and Ethiopian Comedian.
MISSES MAzoRA ARHoLDI and LOUISE BLIss.
the RNSss NV SSsts fSes and Dance Ladies
MISSES MOLLY WILSON and SADIE ROGERS,
IT,. .,o,. u,,.. ,still rs.tlnsd ,,,,. ,
The Versailie comedisa. A A"'
First time Of tho nav Burlesqus, entitled tho
INAUGURATION BALL,
introducing tho entire Company
Thoriohsst Buriesque Of tho season,
CREDIT MOBuIIRR,
The noyel feature Of FOUR END MEN will be In
troduood In the MinStrvl Scene
The entire Oompany In q new programme, replsie
with bonss, Dances and ComicaIties.
Remember The Family Matinees
Monday Tuesday, "Wednesday and Satur-
mhB day, commencing at D. IN.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
FINANCIAL.
New 7-3O Gold Loan
oFTHE

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co
Secured by Firs, Mortgage on Rullrend srd
Land Gfhn,.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

sEE rnE CARD Of Henry Donch III another
column.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
rL. ,v,.h,Da,op CIty suyInHs Bank,

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits. DepOs
itJ can bu made and drawn at Will.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
DIED.

DIED.
THOMAS. Al ioclook this morning. March q, At |
the bt, Marc hotel, fn,sH N. THohAs. Of Marshall |
National Republican., 1873-03-06

STATED COMMUNICATION OF Lebanon Lodge,
No. I, Y. A. A. NJ, will be held Friday evening.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
ounTrTfolIE

The und,r.iEned, postmaster Of -, gts.e Of
ens ~ olrs VI. 1y sSd IN, fnops "
them to be men of proPerty, and able % mahe Eood
are sSoVe ne ~ ~ II YEA YEAR. S''U''
National Republican., 1873-03-06
oAoloo stosL OF PapsrhanGIass, &e.,

IL manufactured daily, and sold al the low price
Of 10 cents per pound, at 40 PennHylNahln ave
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eoot
National Republican., 1873-03-06
Railroad routes not advertised.


Railroad routes not advertised
ssia From Pipnneryills = YtsdsIiek, 9 nIles spd
psfiarss % ssS % o lie Pos
800 Prop collsSe g ysmeo 70 BreatholsyIle, 0
1sssaaiS Ss q s ae:rtSrss tSIss sp3 slrs ses ss,
psopSD.s. los s ~ ssPSss
@ fS@ Ssssa sy f1yST aud Gear
Lssy 6eSSoesS:ssss s sS:s Monday, wednesday.
EssSs Law a.sos sa sad 9 bl1oa YR SOSsasyR Wednesday
Ailiss as s,'e$ cSaSscsssssRRs $ss 6 ri By lSpm
% Prom S s s. saS s%Ssd
bsriSSsls satisfactory TO the P6stnSster at
DDS FrYm yss,PinstST, BY NsIiso On o. sHd sny;
sEs Ee;i%i9s;.:E S.nsss:',s sie,pI,ss,y.tS'm; ey
teaye MARsheslsr saturday Jpn;
fFGScsss fT5ass q sntsa fSf sE service
aS F,S@ ssitsytIIs to Erah.%: n RiIs. ,na sass.
nIes and arTiysIs satisfAetory TO The pOst-
isnhaIn. and sndins T At Wilson's satios.
mol
asI From Mulliken Station IN o. by Mitchellyile
and shepherd's store TO West River. u miles
Law, aailf Station Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday At sAmi
sSc ss w. st vsl sEfT fas.dsy ss :? thursday and So,
kfnias sS Il sidil&ifsu Station bytpm.
Proposals invited for SintmesA-Week service.
Sss From Dufieid to White Plains Btation, Cp, 4
II SSIh h.oSsssls nilSs spa tr Ssss; three .iAes :
riHli SstsfSciOry TO the postmaster at bui
$40 fJoR Pert TohSooo y Murdoch Station, ID. 4
| r. hl 2miles and back, u1 times a week.
by,a schcdule satinlAct9ry 70 tho postmaster
tTsiSs north and south -S ''"''O10" WIN
OsD Prom Lahe Roland, by. BrookIandyillsS to sto
swssf, by asoheduls 81 departures and az
rivals Satisfaetory 70 the postmAsters.
CERTIFICATE
PROPOSAL.
The uidsrSisned. -, whose poSt once ad
Poses P q convey them he mails Of the 6niie8 states rom
July is1s, 70 June 20 lIS; 2n T21tS % No S, BE-
with celerlty, certainly and securiyy claw Of June
8. isia) for the annual sum Of - dollars.
rae proposal T. mole Efn JaH kHoTl.dgs aC a.
ilsaaos " As rOufs, he usigM " ne mall 70 bs car
risa, aAd all oiAsr PaTiteyiaJs n (asnes ~ ~ IYgis
Lao, sni iasfrsiioSS aiiasGsd q sdssTflSSai " Aa
ssrTles; aud ~ s proEtstoAs a0AiaiAsd IL As act "
| 0SSgrs.s " JaAs :, is7a
dated - -, Biddst.
| oUADANTEr.
! Tho pplSTsLSnff {esifing y "a State Of -
undertake hlh " tbS ioEtEoing 6id Tor saETyins
National Republican., 1873-03-06

FouE Orns to fold and stitch documents arc
wanted
National Republican., 1873-03-06

mali on route SS.a--,f from -, DO swear
that have The ability pscunisrily Y fulnll ny obi
faith and with the lnlentlon 10 enter INTO contract
aud ppfforp the service In case saip bid sha be &C
ceptedi aud that the signature Of the guarAntora
thereto arc genuine and that believe the said Fuar
antorl 70 bs pecuniarly responsible f2r and able 70
reasop n my falling 10 perform my obligations as
National Republican., 1873-03-06
no NOT FAIL TO SEE TIE WONDER
~ FUL DANCING roy FOR PIANos,

Most amusing thing made MAnufae.
tured and for sale by
G.. l.. WILD d BRO, "TT"
40 Eleventh street woHt near north. wv ."
west corner OF pennsylyaniA ayr
Also mAnufaeturcrs Of Druma. BanlVg and Tam
borines, aud dealers In HnnOs and all Kinds Of
mhieotf Musical Instrunenls,
National Republican., 1873-03-06
Military Reception nt Columbia Law
Buiiding Speeches. Of ooyeruer Pinch
back and Others.

The military receptlnn at Columbia Law Build.
ing on the Cd instant, under the supervisor OF
Colonel Perry carson, Major A. NJ. Bland, Lieu
tenant POllin and others, was decided success.
John 4. johnson, ESQ.,, presided and delivered
the reception speech, and In behalf OF Territorial
Guards Bowen Pioneers and other military or
carnations, had the pleasure Of extending their
hosptalities to visiting military and sister organ
izations. The hall was largely nlled, In anticpa-
tion Of an address from Governor Pinchback
who had sgnined his willingness TO be present.
Upon him appearing on the stand, which had
been decorated for the occasion, loud aud con-
tinued applause greeted him, especially was this
noticeable on the part Of the ladies, who were
out In large numbers. Governor Pinchback
spoke at least an hour, principally reviewing the
gallantTy Of the cOlOred soldiers throughout the
rebellion. In the course Of his kddress he spoke
Of the Republican party In glowing terma, re-
ferfing to President Grant as the friend 10 the
oppressed, TO Vice President Wilson as great
and good man, and to Senator sumner as the
true friend to the colorod man. Ills address was
warmly applAuded. Speeches were also mad,
ny Colonel Mckee, Fred. A. Boswell, ESQ.,, and
| other gentlemen OF note. Among those present
may be mentioned ID. A. Brown, Joseph 4
venncy, Ohio 7. Cant, Assessor Davis, Rober
Walton, Charles 8. johnson, n. s. Smith, Eli
| Atkinson, William n. Lee and Henry ]. Crycr
Music was furnished by Prof. Hayes.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
EOR MOUNT VERNON.
Ut ,rps PATENT orp1cR

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAAHRoToH, ID. O., Feb. lb, ls1p
On the petition OF DAVID ALL, Of NeWyille, PA.
praying tSr the e5tsnsop "a patent sranied % hin
Surgical BpllntBi
closed on tie 18th day Of April next; that the time
Tor ding arsuments and The EISmlhsT's, report bY
limited To the a5th day Of April next aud that said
petition be heard on the 9Oth day OF April ne1t.
Any person may oppose this eStention.
National Republican., 1873-03-06
serrnndc ,o Reprr.,n,atIre keIIesa.

The neld stan and line offices OF the ID reg-
ment Connecticut National Guarl escorted by
the sarsneld company, attached to this regiment,
aud commanded by Captain Cunningham, with
the ID regiment band, proceeded from their
quarters, Al the Columbia arinory, and marched
TO WIZARDS hotel, where they halted and sere-
nAded Congressman Kellogg.
Mr. Kellogg appeared on the front portico Of
the hotel accompanied by Hon. Mr.. Shoab, OF
n. C., Peters, OF Maine, Judge stephens, Of the
supreme Court OF Conn, Hon. o. J. Dobbs, Gen.
$. Boshop, Z. II. Carter, z. 9. Hoyt and L.
Meyers.
After tho music Mr.. Kellogg made 4 few
remarks thanking them for the honor conferred.
After giving an exhibition ln the drill, the COM
pany serenaded Senator Ferry, and then re-
turned u the arnory.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

No. IBS Seventh street, Retween d and streets
Window Shades also, choN e Paintings, Engray-
lngs, Chromoa and potograpns, Picture
Frames al S!yGS and u Tas.SIs wStsnh hnTs n
National Republican., 1873-03-06

sAFBi PRoFIrABLsi PKnmANnNTi
National Republican., 1873-03-06

The attention Of bidders is called 10 the 9Th section
q ,hs Posi 3tics sIprYP5is,ioa ~ q MaTsh isi
.es se aecompspsd by Shsck or draft Of no, le.s
National Republican., 1873-03-06
s Miihin iOSf SIoass d aII ,sS newspspsf ofhces.

Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and wire Centre
Picture Cords, &C.
National Republican., 1873-03-06

A sEwRo MACHINE WAGON is wanted.