Correspondence of the American Republican,


WAsHINGToN, Feb. 20, 1876.
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The weather to-day is severe, Since the
sweeping snow storm Of last night, the wind
has chopped round to the northwest, and we
have now some indications of fusty night
The snow that fell last night iii such large
fakes did not abide; it has yielded to the melting
influence OF the sun, so that but very little can
be seen either on Pennsy ylvania avenue, or even
on the roofs of the highest buildings in our city.


The Req. Orui!Ls De,oey ID. d., whose two
profound and eloquent discourses last Sunday
at the Unitarian church, caused 50 great sem
saton in the religious circles of this metropolis,
breaches Tomorrow morning at the Capitol by
invitation. am glad of this, as feel assured
that great number of persons who could not
be accommodated for want of room in the Uni
tartan church, will now have an opportunity
of hearing at least one discourse from pro-
found and distinguished divine, whose reputa-
ton can at altimes and in all places attract an
enlightened and crowded congregation. Dr.
Dewey will preach in the evening at the Uni.
tartan church, which, although neat and COM
Iaodious edi6Ce, with an excellent choir and
splendid organ, will not hold more than about
GOO persons comfortably.