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aE G;ehrautf,e bic alte gaabmalJin

nitt, Sonbcru pcrtQuds iis bei wscstsnnen in sfr.
H36, sseft 5apcttsitrGfs, no MON cine CUTE Taa=
5dre betommt, 3. 8. Die Sope'ihe unb alIs anbsrcn
Scrtcn.
guse.esIddit in ser. 2S. Sf SaltinUresfr.
Wsparaluren suelhen prompt beiorat. (5-G
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Die bsripmts aaipiou'i9c "Hot 4.r furnace.

,er Barrier, ImsrltlniIte 3laensssr6 unb QBar.
(te beerpe," YGrlors, Cunt L. StsstRtas=Jsuers
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2tUerpool, 10. san. = Scr 9ampter
y@ttp OF 2imcrid" uon Jtelr<Yort 1T NIT 1888
8aQeu Baumwoue bier eiu9trofeu.
G.rSoI ,,uS " i,ric
syg;GHo> &)spelm
gG;t8 SS1Sbiu0ton.

g9Qi6ingtou, 10. SanUar. - Cine
Delegation OOu YttSbur3sr OeIIillateren
erIdicn beute in 8egleituug 0e8 Ahtb. Seup
i'm Bircau Der Snncren JtcUeuien, I'M ii6
ibcr bic Ira9e 2luetunft I'll oerid)affen, ob
Spirituoien Der Bci6la9nabme anSgeisBt
InO, mann Die Grabebe5cidnuna auf oem
6aiie nitt nit benz @raOe Oes Spiritu8 bur<
monirt, incem OieIer Ourd ben 6eiaproSeB
erb06t lpurOe. 3ebn 6Giier muroen fiir5lid
pom NeUeuiiez Seamten aus Oieiem @ruube
in BejblQg Qcnomncn. Die Srage mirO
weiter argumentjrt uuO oerGomnititon idrift-
lid uuterbrtitet merbtu.
- 8ilaHS beS SdoscmtcS 6ei'm 6cuttgcn
Gtlufie Der @jeiddit8tua6en: $4,185, ,84G
Gonrant, $64 ,5l9,7ll UiitnSe, Sz5 ,425 800
in @ol0.@ertliif
- Die ltnbdnger oc8 8laue8 sur 3uriift
crIlattuua Der Baumwouteucr madeu beoeu-
tsnOe Nultrengun5en, I'M ibre Sadeim Con
Qreiie Durdl3uetCn.
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9ie s8ilIan'ifle WahmaiAinc

fir ole sren enfode unb fSancsz z@r6cit lit uorjigf
(tdber, oils aGe anern. Sie lGuit lcidt, obne @e=
r5uSd lit eirfad uno Sauerbait unb ei9net h beon=
bess iuy 56nsiher. Scr 8Iets bcrIsbsn III bon Sol
tts sl2j. WIan ipreae por nEo unterups oeiflbe.
sB SSropn, a9ent.
@de Der @parles= unb 5GltmorsfraBs.
(Rno 3i2rttef)
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nit $4,000 Sahreagehalt, baB 6errou eaS4mt
zines 61potheten 0ieaiitrator8 fir Ren- Srz
leans erbielt, peldle8 er BON Wc@uerg uerz
iau9te, rueuu er ala Stimmen;Qber in ieinem
Snteysiie arbeite, rpeIher uuperih1mte Sor-
idlug einfad) suritdgemieIen uuroe; menn
mir iehen, baB SamflnS iofort gum Nitter
cius8 Geri6tshOfes nit S5O0O8tbnlt trnannt
wlro; menu mir eben, ,onB eiu minOridbrigcr
Sobu Oes gDHd baS amt eiHcS Siehz 3uipet-
tore erhiet, nelGe8 peuigIeu8 s12, 900 pro
Sobr einbrin9t, 10 miro e5 augenlteinllf,
0oB Oa8 &erfabreu Der @ommiiFOn eaS Gez
iultat zines cortuptcu Sha6er8 lit uuo baB
bteIe@rucnnuu9en 9emadJt pltr0eu Sum2obEe
fir anttlld)e Bro1tltution.
Der Scuat wurOe in ur9e'eBlifler QGciie
orgauiiirt ourf Die rtUolutioudre uno 0eualt=
Jane uiurpatiOu be8 =. 9. q. Ymdbad,
melfer meoer YrGfoeut oeS Ssuate8, nod Elm
Uiit9ieO beiiel5cn mar, nelder 2eute alS Stz
uatoren bee0igte, Die notCriiA nidlt Grtpdhlt
ruaren, gegen Die 4roteite elmer 0t0loritQt Oe5
Senate5 uno geqen cine Dor Susi Sabreu al5
Binbbad nod Seuat0r mar, auf 2lutrag
Otiielbeu angenonlrcne Gegcl. SIM Sutereiie
be5 Ofentlideu Nobles uE0 unicrer GUnitts
tuenlen baben mir un8 aus ieuergeiet gtbuug
5uriidsgicgen uno Uetben i'll oemSGrper Sibe
etnuebmeu, uCn 0eul mir glauben, 0aB CT ba8
Soft oe5 StoatC8 reprGIcutlrt. llUtcr3eId)nst:
g. 81. SOo0, 6. 0lhr.; .. 3. {. Swor0,
8. 9t}tr. {. y. Stnf3, y. 9iItr.; 6hoS.t6.
8olanb, ID. Siir.; 9to5. Worreu, 16. Olltr.;
y. Is. 0unilftr, Il. 2tlir.
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ltnitalt
RNA
g2r 0s Siih .Vronh h m n ,

in SIR. 81, g ii b.8ro bmap.
Or. %. s. 6 b ii D g. c meloet ienen 3ahtreitsn
Gonnerr, pdp Der Iutans bes ueueu Sabres tbn ipie
iliitcr berett TuOet, lie in ieoem 3wslss Der 3abnz
4rsnei Al bebienfu. Sene @ortbeile bel Ger SSGbri
lation iener iamoien Scbiie ino lest groSer. mic
in uorberaeaonesner Set uno feline 0cbIbren nloos'
rirt Sriides loGees ti9ltdD unO 3dbne du6asSoeen
poiitio o5ne Shmer5ca. 9sbt lit G6 an Der i2elt,
nen 0r. Fl, sEos SroaOiuap. (Noul8, 12M!sD
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tlutsrbemsen uno tsutcrbpfem,

20 YrOsent billtger, oils trgeno Gin anoereS
@eiddit in Der Staot.
Eedicated Scarlet Wolene llntslfleiber
aeaen Wleumdtismus
Nertro. ameus urtertletoer
pon allen bsiiehter fS0brlfaen,
S1 9rp;eut bihiaer, aiS Ger Gswobnlteb Nrsis.
Gin 9roBep aorttment oon
6etSctai0en nun0 Shrtein,
jolpte aub Dt3uisIir= 'lntu'lstSern, eorist=
tsn, @trInlpisn, panbiduben,c.
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ts4-Yj
W. Is. !Daoa i 9amy.s

VtJGitl9iittL VVh
So.S's pateutirten autumatiid,eu peiJ:EHs
msISs in BEN lssten insebn 5abren isar uufaHsreta
nit bsiSeram Sroise, Gls ir9cnb eln onosrcr NIT
aompi ober beSem gBaiier 5elSeuosr apparat ae=
oraat! msroen.
Barrier, Imsrltlniite &at5ensserb uES 2earz
reuibe Seerbe," 4Grlors Cunt L. sisstRtas= Jsuers
Bles@9eiIsr.
Die beribmts sGpiou'iae "aot air Surssea.'
eeguns Don BIetz unc 5tlent6tren, 3aosicdnEen,
pperanten, DaiGadIoe, 8ifoirs, 4tauserobrsn Iiir
Gotritte; ioUie aut
4pSraulilbe Romman, Banerz 0tafbineric Il. (. 10.
narmorue II. 51isier= aamiaimie, 5eusrbeeroz&ofe,
Resitsr u. |. No.;
2l1sn nteuTlien, Baherthpler unb ReIrtgsratoren;
Rpd= unb SelBoieu uso Rsparaturen aler Irt.
Hns.ps a. sds BON Eaitimprea nue GutassSr
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s hlcaso, 10. San.-6ier unO lm GAM
,euNoromeiteu berrId]t nod tmm.r cine 9rim'
mige SGltc. 9a8 &bsrmometer 5ci9te beut
Dtorgen 49 ubr @rao inter NuQ. - Di
Spb3ufuhr Wirb ourb Die Galte beOeuteHt
bfeiutrGd1tiot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11

2eid)enfeisrIifttit miro wahrifeinlih in Der
bcna6 barten r0miit=fatboliidJeu Strife ltatt<
fiuOeu. Brini 0turat mo Briu3 Charles
0Onaparte fatllen teuts in @hlielhurit an.
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GrSbeben duf s5Qntoifd.

gt.DsD orf, 10. Standardization pon
Stin5fOu, 5amaIca, meloen, baB man am
81. GeSbr. bort cit leid)tc8 @robcbeu per.
iptirte. 9aiiel5e that ntdt ben 9criHgiten
Sbaben.
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Die sSbecler= er=asstlion'ibc neue
SSGb%s+o fra1fuc

lit pas sssisnetfe Seit.9e eident fir SHUTTER, Trau
st,peHer orcr Sreunpn. @ie lit Gle sinfadite
bouerbaftfe urb an tsbteiten taaisnse Lock-Stitch
Ma1t;ne i'm Dtarite uno n6bt olIe &rten Irbeiten
Snfrutlionen Werhen in rer GSo5nun9en in Ssutid
ertbe,lt anb nerosn bic 0iGi6 nen Gui bic moglitf
leiLteften 3abtunsen uertauft. Nan iprete Dor nrs
unteriu6e blefelbeH.
syetcripm s Gerpcster, @sr.=a9en:cn,
Icor,11 IasA Mr 0t4 gNRIe Y5nItimnrgftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
9Seue Nu3etgen.

Ser 2lcbtb. 8Grl g Sc1uv3
iuiro am SUunerFaq, rem % Slruar, In ott oGonz
cJToIl" cine SOrlIiuHa balteH.
Sbcmd: "EsutioSldnS uTe Sranfreid)
B,llCte 81 St5 ooI JtoItaS. ccH ~. D. HTS, an
gum Strtluie IN 2 utro's utuiitaltcHbuuo D.
lung.
aelne grua Ssrebnun3 fir rreicrUiyhStee. u0-2OD
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ctur lSettc etfrorcn.
Surd,tbdrc &iiltc i'm NOroncffer.

ganspOrt, SnO., 10. 5anuar. =
6rau @lancp wur0e Aeute in ibrem Sette CT.
frnrpu npfuuhPu
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Gbe;ial : Motiae,,.
SdlttmOre

CultthUIS
Sire Sniuraaee Oftiee.
ssatrpe rs scfe oaa Sontb, uue 6sdteSas.,
..,Snsrt i,rtuapreno 9ssen 8srLnt eeer Sp2oea
lh Brs,SunaIlf, lop0bl in Der staot, mis i'm
sasSs oiia artsn pon Eissntbum sRosd.. eaecr- U.
sBaorsnpduier. Sanee'sguter, Ifsrbauptehutts, WS-
beIn, Ouus9uGtbitaiien, i'm 8au bcgrtHsEe cher I'M
Saisn in eacune bsiianlhe uabrieuss u. {. 10.
Da5 Dtstlorium beitebt ans fo!9enoen SsrreH:
sBm. ". Sarriio on. BIGnoen;
qBm. q. SarrttoG, BrGntg2ty
Geo. R. Yidera, 3. .. &opn,
0apie 9. gDiiior, 2, Root. SsnttI5,
SeFab ReHninstsu, (. Eso5ton s5teSdri,
&ranci5 8. etnq, 70. i. Ve!ucoult.,
Sento @crroG, GtotAe Eorpts,
n .. Sferurt gB. ID. Eonles,
sBui. q, 8rune, Ssrati Gcttl,
Geo. &. SGrr;foH.
appIitatons@ 5orullars ma r.-'iert RGtsr!9t dbsr
,s EsisuidQ,r Toirb in Der OiHtt, SGo?oeI<Gds Don
Sontbs urb E5Qteritr.. crtaett no au9 oEeIIftr6se
iois-t erlebigt rpereer. BeIH@eruEqsn Uersea enf
!roeuo cine isriit on2snomusr, nsl@s osr gpplfaut
fSen,I15.ij Es. E5uVsportb, SEX.
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33. Sabrga1tg.
gpesial /: Noti3ell.
UAre;fn,nferialieu :. ID

Sdreibmatertalien II. {. 10.
8Ihrms - muiifaiiit1e, ppotosraphlldt uno autoa
oronbiibe. g dreiBpulte In tulNdem feoer,
snIhgeSsr, Widrotfo uuo Sseburbsieue, &igarrentds
ihen Sanlen AruetstGfien i'll iuitifem Seoer uno
SalhleocT, S6weielboStiIde Sartertditden in
rafliibem Qeoer, Ytarotto, Sahleber uRb Berlen,
biibidbe NfemorarbuT- Bidder uno SG9ebu6er (Dia-
ries), Sd)reibmaterialiens Sdftcu.
iSugacnbeimer G Neil
Monuiatturiiten, Observation-Disclosures Sdroler
mo Sruder,
(299-y) Rr. t57, gGsit- . aItimorefrass.
$50 ASrabtoulie ESQ
GolOz nnb sSnweleriezgSaare !
luliDe goibene unb iilberne 1t5reu,
9iamauten,
gerlenz unb Cameo Steine,
Mn,etbpfte, Srauaten unS GDrausn,
naitoz9ooene
Wan idetten. n.uuo 9 nopfs
lnaiue unb plattirte
fi!herue 2Dfieln uuo 0abelu,
&eroiettcu- siiuSe
u. I. 10.
Ia i'd Die meiIter meiner gGloren elbff fabrJire,
10 bln i'd i'm Etonoe, haIr su 9Q!Gntiren uEb ouln
m0sIiGit blli9sE Yrelie 81 Oerf1uen.
Ns. +. Sifiins,
Er. ESQ, aseh.SSaltimpres,
;Rou7, ,f2Ntee) sesenibcr Scnooerfr.
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S90iDn Gn(Gh
Ge8enicitjge gebcn5z &eriiterung$sGele
80 - Ml,..rr, Illrn

Elt'e NclCAlG lpur0t ais FTcoHtu Res bsTuputn
gNt ! Juftttlcr 1tI d.. r crfuIIr S { eis
jcs' oraauNtrt. abr GIbabtn Int lett ubcr $3.50.
600 rusIte udlcr W Guutcu tr pc,jttr SUhabCr drQes
lcat IHo. Yiab ben @ icsru Uou IldVlharGtts. psnn
irGcHo inc @uIaG Oocr GU.tlc Aimatl' Uoro'u. Uete
udlt Ourtl lie SiatutG uuorryi 'u1 ne lirtl orCH
pchs oiclc5c gcraht oorr bmjIi8t. Ron NttaIie;gru
bar Ve,eN'Gart rr l1oer hagUrt uGrur' GdiIu Grrur
pcrioRIih oCrurtUor.lh. EIe C.v,Gog,H hgy .9obu
DdHlCt GEpCN'tt,iltu y.tcU5 y yIitlygURs Gt tus
l1it" uniaNtu fRlC GrclE Is on rcitiguunN rtlpels
iabtIieu StuWgbUcr Bottoms vile yoltcGH iHo nab
ciGrr clmjSUiubuHg cblolU uUU.rIau or, CucT!ct 0b
oiceIbe jIbrlh. bGltiobrilt ODER usJtJ brd gcmobt
uiro. StUioenocu lD.rssu bGibIabr.i4 eraJt uuo
banr beBablt. Nur rt'ne ge5ens. uno &crlor'
QunQs gcriiafrunG, - teIUe pIoTiincf ohcr uubcre
Shtna' 8 i'm nit uEltreu GcIhl llttu ugCtuu' 5G.
Sine iebr gro'e gImdbl Uniercr bcr.n &mnobr;r 'no
bereit5 in Ger 8 uHtO 4" Utrllbcrt, Glun, belts III.
i,i0 8 lprroU Uur UJrlt}crt.
MAILER 2. Wittiufor,
gsUcraI.a9tut i.r MayullHl NM ben Nltrttt
Columbia,
glurcU.5sGd' Der GaaJts. mo @GttmortrGBe;
Jlmc5 OcH0CrlOH, Noi1I'A tHi;
6. u. 5dDuri manu-,
gGrWI.vC lcs fCu!ltsa 0cpartemcuisi
2c. Samoan StcEGrt,
(WailO I2WUlp) unteruhlnas Writ.
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25 8rn,ent aeipart

llniere &unoen erbalteu ben Sortbeil unierer
aroBeu 9aar=G Gintdufe.
Sartforisbt & sBarner's
ytorole uno Heu Srunsntd,
Ntsblicott @ompGanie
uHS one urberen belebtsn Sabritote
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gt. gcurtasD & Sraoer,
ser. IL, StDrb Sbartesftras

{5Gn.1.15.ii Ee. t9poaSorfDs Sssz.
gt. Geurtaeg & 8rnoer,
Slr. IA, 9fDro SbartesftraSc
CT. Der 5apettsitrase.
8ir MAIDEN oui uHTsrsn rsi&baltIssR unO aiiortr
G5ampagner,
sbeinz zgSeueu pen Der fsinHen Gualitdt.
Sberrpz, Pprtz nno Wtaoeiras DeIEen,
Ssanatwsin,
Sspta, Esbists5 nre
OdpanuazG zGighrren
oufmcrtfam, psld,e aGe SUe 2So4:n per Sampisr
euptaneen unS i'm Glsinsz 3l @n9IoBspresn osrz
tautt ireIesn.
feiueu Ggee
eusaepGbltc sBrpeeries sBaaren fir camille.
su,irios gosnten oes bsribmten lu b o vi II Is
nenSo9arn g8bistep. tSs5l5.12gstD
Ald)tf DrorDe-}uaarsn,
Raa,iuiimszllbrea uuo Goapcs,
0aicn, Statucttsa,
SiIb> 3israt9en, Siiitenfarten- 5altsr,
uteuidifer, Briei5 eidbperer u. I. 10.
cine rciSbaltise Iusiuabl Su bidiscu Brsiien bei
@ebr Genffels s Gpmp.,
@se Ter siissSbarleS, unb SaltimUref.take.
(2s4-D
Siiber 8aarssl.
gilberne 2oTel,
Isabella,
xbec= Seretee,
aprbe uHb
Rannen%
Samuel Alrk 4 Sobll,
0r. 172, grit 8altimoseitrase,
fOt1o, t2sstey) Sabrifamten nOn gilbsrpaarsn.
H. golos uab Siiberuaareu.
~ ~ Gin rsaaaltss Eager ,.s s,.smre,a.s.u.
S'''"'' 9oiosne uuo flbs1u, af6 eunsrsu.
sSiiterplattiIte ESaatsn.
tie VI ~ Taa1sn. @os,sv.n
sA isbr billtscn 8reiisn bti
Ii, ls. EsarnsR
lssst.ts,iSN ar. ssa, .zssals;msssss.
Gtasuanteu!s
ssS0are Ctmuf c den uns
acknowledgements
Bated, 8tiiipps & comps
Bsnfsr Salipenuaren (etnas GlesaEses.)
autb elm poles aliortiment Der hsiieH
itlberpsattirten 2Saarea bet
SEQ. aS. gSebb & S.,
,2s5-S} Gds Der Baltimore uno e:assitx-
BarlersGronieudltecs
Barlor=GbanbeIers
8GrlOtass ssaEasTitrs.
Sibtsexa eEsG bonbe!iers,
8!bliot5eia &t0lbeliets,
Sthli0tset' 9 sdus.iisrE,
xs,tmmsysG banbsIiers,
gssimnsrzG Gbanoslisre,
gBStmmsIsg aonssiisss.
@su4Ans,A ! a.ee eiisrs,
SausRurzg baubeliers,
Sau5furz tanhsIisrs.
Hus zs.ss Bassinridstunsen.
R Sferz uu6 O asrosreu ma
NepaIGturtz BET
g. a. z Gdpiefpus
Rr. 8, RolbzeibertpiiraSe.
fHprIte1STi Rr. 5, Rolbz&ibart1fr.
25 Hrn,ent geipart.
llnIers &unoen crbalteu ben SOrt1eil rnierer
groBeu Saar=&tnfdufe.
Sarttorisbt & s8arner's
Gtsolicott eompGenie
uRS orc arbsren beIiebten 6abrlfate
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Die 3eit Ter WnnSer tit Hu9 nt9t
spYj;her

Die ie.9merttaniibeR d eR bmn q d inc" lit obnc
Ieberbuber; iis oerriate, ale einio4en uno Sanepz
arbeiten, lpslpe irssno cine anberc NGiGtnc mabt,
BON bsr ieinien bis sur sroHiten, orple fe au1 Gin
iebr bgbdes 9aopHob ma1t. 6iir 5anteH uno
Shre Der lit is acrabe bic rette VtGidine. &ettte
Ssoineunsen. Iian iprethe Dor. ebe man anSsrsno
fault, in BAN SiireGu 0ui Der SprSpasGfe Scr
osriuatpus NIB 9SarsifrdSe. (Oe33i,3WteF)
National Republican., 1873-03-03
TO.DIORROw.

Tomorrow Ulysses 8. Grant will enter
upon his second Presidential term, and the
ovation that Ia In preparation for the colc'
brntlon Of the august event Ia In proper keep
ing with the great victory which placed him
In the Executive chair. From oil parts Of
the Union civic and military organizations,
Of more or less reuowu, arc pouring into the
capital, with the single Idea Of swelling the
grandeur Of the pageant, 30 that at the pres
ent time our city Is filled to oycraowing by
the welcome visitors.
During all of last week the number Of the
Avenue promcnaders was percCptibly aug
mcnted, while for the past few days the
stream Of human beings that flows out upon
the broad street from the Departments at
o'clock was totally lost amid the crowd ofthe
city's guests. Yesterday, albeit the day was
a stormy one, our principal thoroughfares
were fairly alive with joyous looking people
some In the garb Of the citizen and others
decked out In the snowy dress Of the citizen
soldiory. Rccognitons Of friends and ac-
quaintanccs from different parts of the
country were constantly being made, and
were not the Sunday laws so stringent we
suspect there would have been exhibited more
general evidences Of generous hospitality. The
weather obliged a number to remain within
doors, yet bad as II was the seating capacity
Of our churches was pretty well tested during
the services OF the day, and some faint idea
Of the number Of visitors could be obtained
from the large congregations In attendance.
The halls and vestibules Of our principal
hotels were comfortably filed throughout the
day, and where or how the people who arc
still to come can be accommodated is some
thing OF quartermaster's conundrum. Still,
there seems to be no complaints at the over
crowdlng, everybody appearing happy and
expectant Of good tlmo generally. Tht
number Of train arrivals has greatly In
creased, each train being. however large
wcll-1lled with passengers, and two or thre'
OF them have already brought mill
tary companies. The organization
will probably arrive In great number
to-day, and II Is TO be hoped that the weathe
will be fine during to-day and tomorrow
There are certain dark and mysterious threat
against the weather bureau, to be executed
In case Il SHOWS or rains on the Fourth. II
all comers, from whatever part and OF what
ever political erred, our citizens, ever forwart
VIC are proud to say In matters Of hospitality
will extend the hcartlcst welcome and III
sincere wish that their visit will be mos
pleasant one. Indeed, everything give
promise that to-morrow's celebration vii
he greater than any similar event Of II
kind within tho memory Of that ''oldest In
habitant." 1t will he an inauguration In al
respects worthy Of the man whom the pcoPl
have 80 descrvedly honorcd, worthy of tn
party whose leader he IL, and worthy Of tn
capital so greatly benefited by his succcssfr
administration.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
New Publications.

From the publishers, T. B. Peterson 4 Dro.,
Philadelphia, Pa, we are In receipt of<The
Mysterious Guest" by Eliza A. Dupuy. II Is a
weird and powerfully told story, being the his
tory Of but one week spent by helpless and
charming young girl In q country house In
Louisiana In the early portion Of the present
century. What she found there and what she
suffered is depicted In the most graphic manner
For sale by J. shIllngton, corner Four.and-a-hali
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
From the same, we have "The Lawrences-A
Twenty Years History" by Charlotte Turnbull
For sale by ]. shlllngton, corner Four-and-a-hal
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
From J. shlllIngton, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Four -and-a-half street. we are In re
ceipt Of "Tom Racquet and his Three Nader
Aunts," by Frank X. smedley. Also, from th'
same, we have "Lewis Arundel" by Frank T.
smedley. 7. D. Peterson 4 Co., publishers
Philadelphia, Pa.
From r. d. Mohun 4 90. we are In receipt o
"Modem DiAbollsm," commonly called mOderi
Spirituallsm, with new theories OF light, heat
electricity and sound, by NJ. J. Williamson. Jas
Miller, publisher, New York city.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
TnE EXPIRING CONGRESS-.

From present indications 1t IL quite posi-
bic that unless the Democrats In the House
interposc objection, the appropriation bills
viii be passed In time for adjournment at
noon tomorrow. The progress made by both
houses since Friday morning, aud particu-
lArly by the Senate, In reaching nnal action
on important public business has been such
as to render the necessity Of ~ extra session
OF both houses less apparent than before
There arc many matters Of lesser public I'm
portance, and more yet Of great private I'm
portance, which will be sighted or receive no
attention at all. Particularly will this be the
case with the numerous private claims now
pending. The result will be q unanimous
growl ut the expense Of those Representatives
or Senators who are directly responsibility
for the failure or success Of these several
schemes, In which their respective constltu-
cuts are Interested but the aggregate action
OF Congress will rebound to Its credit. The
session has been most remarkable. Invcsti.
cations have been rushed upon both houses
with such rapid sequence that the committees
having them in charge were known
BY numerical tltlcs-onc, two, three,
&c. How faithfully the duties Of
these examinations have been per-
formed the world knows; but some Of
them have involved the solution Of most In.
trlcate and delicate questions relating to the
power Of the general Government, including
particularly the judicial branch, over the
rights Of states. The failure to arrive at a
dehnite solution on this latter important
question, If there be any such failure, will
devolve upon the Executive the necessity OF
hrm adherence to the decisions OF courts Of
a State in which near approach to anarchy
prevails. There will be many excuses for
such failure, the most sufficient Of which Il
the apparent lack OF time during the short
session; but the very just charge will also be
made that the Senate, being inflicted with
the presence Of few gabblcrs, were not en-
abled to act promptly. The desire to get the
last word among the lawyers OF that body Il
bad enough In Its results, but the scnseles
driyel Of members who subordinate every
thing to party prejudice Is iucxcusable
go we may sum up the doIngs OF the Forty
second Congress rs comparatively complete
and charge It's failures not to the leading mem
bers Of the majority party, but to those VIII,
have sacrificed the public good by wasting
valuable time In the uttcrance of useles
speeches. 1t may also be added that the ma
jority, true to the instincts OF the Republican
party, has effectually answered the charge
OF corruption against 1t by exposing th,
truth, even at the expense Of tue reputation
Of its own members.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
DIR. HOOPRRs VOTE.

The Washington dispatch to the New York
Herald regarding the ruling Of Speaker
Blaine last Friday might on Mr. Holman's OBJ
jectiOn to Mr.. Hooper's vote on the Pacific
railroad interest question contains many In
accuracies, and is, in fact, a direct and un-
qualified misrepresentation of the whole AZ.
fair. It probable that the New York World,
an opposition journal, noted for Its rare dis
elimination against Its political opponents,
would give the circumstance all the obnox-
ious features that could possibly attach to H.,
but after describing the preliminary proceed
ings, that Journal continues as follows
"fhe Democrats insisted that the Committee
should rise and secure the ruling OF the Speaker.
Thlz was done, and Speaker Blaine promptly re-
Vefsed Mi. Dawes rulIng, and declared that the
rules positively prohibited any member from
voting on matters IN which he had personal ln-
terest, Al this point Mr.. Hooper, Of Massachu-
sets, for II was he pho had virtually rotsd aOainst
TIE Onion Pdciac railroad being compelled 70 pdV
hfr interest, rose TO explain, and said that he
was busy writing aud did not know what was
going GU, and only voted mo- because General
iaTheld asked MIN TO vote mo- to make quorum
lie then withdrew his vote"