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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-23
EDUCATIONAL.

MARYLAND &C.
M n AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
FRIyCE GEoRaE,s COUNTY, Md.
- ~ ~ ON THE RAILROAD BETWEEN
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE s. saf
NINE lilies FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
s SeD''i opo' - and FEBRUARY Isr
Vacations from July Let to september 18th. !.
Entire charge for Ave months, eln. No extras.
Uniform required. 3s5l p1E izsFY .ss
FOR circulars or information apply 70
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, President;
OF to Major =. A.. q. HANDY, Registrsr.
Postoflce at the college. - f3 a.,s j. Sim
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~ ROCERIES.
81 hogsheads RAW sUGARS-all grades;
200 barrels REFINED SUGARS. comprising I oye-
rings, Fickin & Williams's, and Nor
riss's A. X Itra q, and Crushed:
50 hogshesds BAC,,N SIDES-rib and clear rib
so hog-heads sHOULDERS,
10 hogsheads JOLES
so barrels J''LFS-in pickle;
leo barrels SYRUPS-an grades;
900 bags BIO and LkaUAYaA CoFFEEs,
500 boxes ADAMhETINE CANDLES,
200 barrels LOW-GHADE R-Val]ey
brands;
100 barrels EXTRA FLoUR-valley brands.
These goods are just being received In store, and
are offered at lowest possible prices,
NH 73-lm HAhVEfS Il WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-23
NuRNITuRE AND MATTRESS WARE

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
n RooMa.-We have now In store in two OF
those large iron-front buildings opposite the post
once the most elegant stock Of CHAMBER, PAA-
LoR, AND DIGINa-RooM FURNITURE that
has been offered In this city for many years.
Also MATTREsSES Of AL kinds Manufactured
In this city, and at very low prices. -
All parties wanting goods In our uns wiz uoo
the prices 70 suit the times.
FURNITURE aud Mattresses REPAlRED.
BAkWOOD HITTER,
fail Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-23

r ICoRICE, LICORICE, L1C0RIcE.-we
4 ! have now in store very large stock or LICO-
EICE. which we can sell a. lowest possible prices.
we mention the following brands OF mass -.
R M &c, G. y F., and diamond H. Also. the
following brands or stick: 2. s., DeRosa, =.
p. Also, GUN, OILS, and TONQUA BEANS.
All Of the above are received direct from the Inn
porters, For sale by
HARVEYS e WILLIAMS,
mh2-lm Importers agents.
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DIssOLUTaONs, &c.

EyH3SVSUAUV We
COMPREHENSIVE have this day
~ entered into co-partnership under the firm
name OF
z. B. SPENCE & SON,
for the purpose OF conducting the
MERCHANT TAILORING AND CLOTHING
BUSINESS,
In ell It's branches,
AT No, 1900 MAIN STREET,
and respectfully solicit 3 share of the public
patronage. K. b. SPENCE,
Ell. SPENCE.
March !, 1880. NH is
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nRIIEr FOE THE SICK |

CPECIAL NOTICE. am NOW prepared
~ TO make 70 oder all kiEds OF WAGnHs,
and n-krnanship. Those IN want OF such Articlea
would coagplt their own interest By calling and
. 800 'iI7f - u. j.. 0DkI.L,
NH ghixd and Mkrsnall streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-23
Eynchburg, Va.

In Lynchburg YelLoU Tobacco is In demand
and what little is selling commands good
prices. Quotations are Prinings.-$2 to s3.
Lugs-1nferior and common, 50 to IS; good
and smooth dark, s. 25 to $3.50; fine working
and smoking $3.50 to Sl2; extra yellow
smoking Sl5 10 $50. LsGJ.-Inferior and COM
mon, IS to $3.50 good and fine shipping, rs
to sll; extra shipping, none selling; common
working filters, So to 81; good working filters,
ST. 50 to $3.50; fine working filters, $40 10 81 !;
extra working filters, none selling; common
and fine wrappers, 81 to *25; extra fine wrap
pers, $50 to S65.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-23
Baltimore Md,

In Baltimore for the week ending 10th In
slant inspections amounted to 46j hogsheads,
upwards of 400 being Maryland. Demand
brisk, and most of the Maryland taken up on
arrival. Some occasional sales Of Ohio, but
Kentucky dull. Manufactured steady but less
active. Receipts and stock light.
Quotations for leaf are: Mtryiand-Frosted
to common, Si@fJ.50; sound common, S6llS7 ;
good common, S7@4S; middling, IS. 5O9slO. so ;
good to fine brown, $ll0slj; fancy, $l79$So:
Upper country, 1895; ground leaves, new, $3
asa. Ohio-lnferior to good common, 1896
brown and greenish, $60$7; medium and fine
red, $s0Sl3 common TO medium spangled,
S7@slo; fine spangled, Sl29*25; yellow ditto
and fancy, S3o@S40. Kentucky-Common to
good Tugs, $3.50 common TO medium leaf,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-23
Cincinnati o.

In Cincinnati on the 18th instant sales were
as follows: 81 hogsheads new West Virginia:
three at $50 to 81 95 seven ut $3.50 to 1895,
seven at SIS TO $500, five ut $40 to $7.S5, four
at 80 to SIS. 80, one 1T 80 .25-four hogsheads
new Owen county, Ky: three ut "a so TO 1885,
one at $500. Receipts moderate; demand fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-23
Baltimore, Md.
Lynchburg, Va

In Lynchburg on the Goth Cor1,-White, 70
to 75c. yellow and mixed, 70 to Tia. Beesuar,
Csc. Ftathers-Live geese, IS to zoe. Flarseed,
$2.l5 to S2.2o. WooE-Unwashed, 90 to Csc.
washed 35 to Csc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-23

In Wilmington, n. g., on the 10th instan
there was sale of 900 bushels Corn from yes
sci at Csc. Crude Turpentine advanced Sc
Spirits Of 7urpentine advancing, and sold at
to 49hc. per gallon. Oats, 9oc. to 81.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
Domestic Markets. /.

CAMBRIDGE, June beef Cattle-receipts III
head supply Light sales extra at p IS @ l3 co. first
third quality 10 90 a 10 80. Sheep and Lambs-re,
ceipts 126head; market generally unchanged; sales
at 4 to &c ib;,sPrine Lambs 90 tos so y head.
NEW YoRK. June 1.-Cotton g ac better; sales
$50 bales; Middling upands 29;c. Fiour-sales 6l00
Dos 1s s'ss ss ana Mestsrn au asd Sc Sce su
hoop Ohio 6 05 q Z 20; extra Western 8 60 q 775;
Southern quiet and heavy; sales 800 bbls; extra at
dull, consequent upon less favorable private cable
advices sales 300 bush nearly all last evening;
No Spring at As; No: @ do at 40 q 43t on the
spot and to arrive; No. and Mixed at LA; Red
Ohio A. Corn "a 2c better and less plenty; sales
52.c00 bush; new Mixed Western Sc q 75c via canal
and g sc ye wsTn ySEoa &c oats as scarcely Rss 50 G
and more active. Pork firm and quiet; new mess at
81 so q 81 rs. Lard steady; sales $50 terces at IS g
Sugar quiet; sales 800 hhds. Muscoyado 124 a 1910.
Coffee quiet and steady. Molasses quiet. Naval
Stores quiet; Spirits Turpentine 453 g acc: Petro-
to Liverpool quiet; Cotton per steamer ID; Corn per
CHICAGO. june -Four quiet at 475@700 for
Spring extras. Wheat easier; sales No. Spring at
lis q 1SA; No. at 15I cash and 12i @ 3sel-
ier june. Corn steady. Oats dull at eo@ colo. Rye
tor No. q High Wines unchanged. Provisions quiet
and frmer. Mess Pork 81 3d. Lard firm at 1S4 q
ssc Dry satsd shoulders firm at = r g g 2tc N loose :N
Hogs firm and higher; sales at so g g. 90. Cattle
steady at 25 a 81. Freights firm.
CIEoxENATI. June 1.-Whiskey unsettled; offered
offered freely Bulk Meats dull at 1910; 15c asked ;
no Sales Bacon dull and firmly held at 134c for
shoulders 16s 17tc for clear rib sides and II 17ac
for clear sides
CHARLESTON, S. c., June 1.-Cotton active and
c better; sales 500 bales; Middngs at 2Sc receipts
129 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 1.-Cotton active; Mddlings
274c; sales 400 bales; receipts 1856 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 1.-Cotton active ald higher;
sales 514 bales; Middlngs "a q 274c; receipts l0S
bales.
MOBILE, june 1.-Cotton market closed hard with
good demand during the day; sales 1900 bales part
281c; receipts 42S bales.
New ORLEANS. June 1.-Cotton active and ad-
vanced lc Mddlings 2s4 q 2s3c sales $40 bales; re-
ceipts 367 baes 1885 bales added to she running ac-
counts shipped for British steamers not previously
rennrted
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02

STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, June 1.-The State Temperance
Convention was in session to-day, Ex-Governor
Myron IL. Clark presiding. A committee was
appointed to report plan of organization for
the temperance voters of the State.
THE RACES.
New York, june 1.-The first day OF the
spring trotting meeting at the Union Course
for the purse of $500, $500 to the first horse,
Sl25 to the second, and S75 to the third, mile
heats, best three in five in harness, for horses
that never beat three minutes, there were
-eighteen entries, Lady Sears beat Manhattan,
Pet, and Lydia Thompson in 2.35, 235, 2. 49,
For the purse of $500, $3.50 to the first, $225 to
the second, and $125 to the third, mile heats,
best three in five in harness, for horses that
never beat 234, there were eleven entries
George Nj. Patchen, Jr, beat Mike Norton, Sir
John and No Name in 2.36, 234 and 2.34 H.
Fine weather and good attendance. To-mor-
Girl, Bashaw, Jr., Lucy, Myron Perry and
Goldsmith Maid, trot for $500, mile heats,
best three in five in harness.
CITY AND VICINITY.
rhe Brooklyn Sunday School Union to-day
celebrated its 10th anniversary. About $500
children participated in the parade.
CONVENTION OR coLoRED MEN.
BINGHANPToN, June IA convention of col
ored men from all parts of this State, called by
the Colored Citizens State Central Committee
began its session at the Academy of Music. in
this city, to-day. The object of the convention
is to organize a committee in every city, town
and village in the State, to send as canvassers
and do otler duty in the fall campaign when
the new constitution is submitted to the people.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
United States Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS OFFrcK, FIRST DIsTRIcr MAIHK,
AthenHum Building, Plum street,
Do nj. Me-

COLLECTORS OFFrcK, FIRST DISTRICT MAIsK,l
Athengum Building, Plum street,
PORTLAND, May %, 1Sco. J
I hereby give notice that have received from the
Assessor OF Internal Revenue tor said First Dis
lrict Of Maine, the Annual List OF Taxes and Spec
the same have become due and are payable; and
that win by myself or Deputy attend to the collec
ton thereof, at the following designated times and
places, viz:
At my Office In Portland, daily Sundays excepted)
from June l, 1869, to June 70, is6e inclusive.
AtKennebunk, at the Hotel kept by Woodbury. A.
Hall, Tuesday, June 9Th, 1869, ffOm II o'clock A. M
to o'clock P. NJ. -l4.4
At Kittery Depot, "Wednesday, june 9th, 1853,
from S.45 A. M. to 10 o'clock A. M.
At South Berwick, at the Newichawanick House,
"Wednesday, june 9Th. 1869, from III O'CLOCK A M.
to O'Clock p, NJ.
Biddeford owing such taxes may pay the same 70 II.
NJ. Chapman, Cashier at the bidder0rd HanoDal
Bank, during bank hours, at any time prior to june
20. 1869.
Parties in Saco owing such taxes may pay the same
to L, Scamman, Cashier at the Saco National Bank,
during bank hours, at any time prior TO june 20,
1869.
the to J..P Winchell Cashier at the First Ma
tional Bank Of Brunswick, during bank hours, at
any time prior to June 20 1869.
The Internal Revenue Act requires no further no.
tee OF Annual List than the foregoing except the
Special Notice to be mailed to all parties who neg
ect 70 pay within the time above specified, Tor the
issuing and service Of which the law provides that
fee Of ttoenty cents shall be charged.
All persons assessed are respectfully requested to
govern themselves accordingly.
FRANKLIN j. ROLLINS,
may2seduune25 Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
- . M m Il R CIAl-
New York stock aud Money NIarLe,

New Work stock and Money vi markel.
NEW YORK. June 1.-Money market rather more
active and quiet late in the day, but easy at per
cent on call. Sterling Exchange quiet at 1904 q 1092.
Gold higher; opened at 1854, sold up to 1884 and
closed at 1891 a 1891. The rise was occasioned by
rates for carrying were a per cent. Governments
strong and advancing during the morning. with the
chief dealings In 62s, 6s old 62's and SIS; there
was an active inquiry the latter by foreign bank
ers. In the afternoon the market was dull and
fraction lower than the best rates of the day. Henry
Cewes q Co. furnish the following 4.3o quotations:
Coupon 6s 1881. 1921 q 1924; do 52G's 1862 1929 g
new, I2O a 12Ot do 1857 12O a 1901; do 1868 12O a
120t do 109s q 1881; Pacific 6s, 1919 1913.
Border State bonds firm; Missours, SO a e9{; old
Tennessees, 68 q 6sk; new do, 64f 0 65; new North
Cardinals, 552 a SGT; new Virginias, GIL q G2 Lou
isiana Ievee6's 67s.
The Stock market was feverish during the morn
ing, but in the main strong. Michigan Southern,
features. The immediate future OF the market de-
pends upon the action of the Vanderbilt party the
members OF which are now in Cleveland to attend
the Michigan Southern election. In the afternoon
market was alternately weak and firm and closed
unsettled. The following $50 prices Pacific
Mail, sol SIT; Western Union Telegraph 43 q 4s4
New York Central, 1911 q 1911; Erie, 294 q 2si
100; Fort Wayne, 1864 1t6; Michigan Central, 1851
a 1870; Michigan Southern, 11sh; Illinois Central,
145f a 1463 Chicago & Rock Island, 1874 % 1919
104t q 104S.
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to- day
amounted to $9s,000.00O.
to SIS 463,767.
The disbursement of coin interest amounted tt
SS3111.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
WASHINGTON.
UNITED STATES VS. c1rp

WASHINGTON. June lit has been erro.
neously stated that Secretary Fish has effected
an arrangement with the Spanish Secretary Of
Foreign Affairs by which the Spanish Minister
@ mere mas power to settle all ordinary questions
arising between the United States and Spain
WIN Win reference TO Cuba. The arrangement is
petWeen the Minister and the Captain General
OF Cuoa, by which rtain classes of cases here
toiore brought before the Captain General will
D9 ADJUSTED at Washington through the Span
lsh Minister here.
DELAY OF STATEMENT OF PUBLIC DEBT.
The public debt statement has been DELAYED
until tomorrow, owing to the fact that all the
accounts are not yet properly prepared. The
opinion prevails at the Treasury Department
that the statement will show large reduction
though it is not positively certain; the deere ase
VIII be SlO,000,000. 1t will also exhibit heavy
coin and curreccy balances.
SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.
a proclamation has inst been PROMULGATED
Tor public sale lands embracing about two
q million acres, to take place at Dem
yer City, Colorado, commencing on the 18Th of
September next.
THE CASE OF L. H. DOUGLASS.
1t is said that Lewis I'll. Douglass, the colored
printer, was yesterday tran sferred from the case
to a position as copy holder. This action would
seem to take the question of the admission OF
colored members 10 the typographical union
out of the control of such organization. Copy
holders are not required to be members OF such
unions, but the issue having been raised il will
probably be pressed to decision.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
SOUTH AMERICA.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Dispatcbes have been
received from Rear Admiral Turner, COM
manding the Pacific Squadron, dated Valpar-
also May 1st.
The Powhattan was at that port, having re
Gently returned from Talcahuana.
The Dacotah was on her way to Coquimbo
from Calloa.
The Nyack was at Callao.
The 'Kearsage sailed from Tulcahuana on the
18th Of April for Marquesas, Society, Friendly
and Fejee Islands, Australia and New Zea-
land, thence back to the South American
coast.
The Tuscarora arrived at Valparaiso on the
I'd OF April from Calao, and is preparing TO
sail for the Gulf Of Mexico to join the North
Atlantic Squadron.
The Onward was at Valparaiso.
Lieut.. Commander Morton w. Landers has
been detached from the Ossipee and awaits or
ders 10 the Juniata.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
DEATH on ONE or rHE orFIcERs.
NEW mAmPsMIRE.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

CONCORD, June 1.-The Republican caucus
nomina ed tonight Samuel N. Wheeler, of
Dover, Tor Speaker, w. b. Hatten, OF Man
chester, and j. H. Burton, of Lancaster, for
Clerk aud Assistant, John Y. Mugridge, OF
Concord, President Of Senate, John w. Cur
rier, OF Alton, and l.. ID. Morrill,, of Concord,
Clerk and Assistant. The Democrats nomi-
mated G.. L. Palmer, of Haverhill, Speaker,
Eugene Lewis, Of Peterboro, G. A. Hamden,
OF Hillsboro, Clerk and Assistant
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
mAssAOHUsETTs.
SUICIDE.

WORCESTER, June Josiah Goldthwaite,
an estimable and wealthy citizen of North
bridge, was found hung in his barn this morn
ing. He gave no indications of mental dis
quiet, and many suspect he was made away
with by some person to cover up some crime
not yet discovered.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
CALIFORNIA.
sAILING OF TILE srrAMER.

SAILING OF TIE STEAMER.
SAN FRANcIsco, June 1.-The steamer Gold
en- City sale to-day for Panama with $780,
England, $95OOO for New York and $4,000 for
Panama.
DEATH OF ONE OF THE OFFICERS.
Capt. w. Fl. West, first officer of the Gold
en- City, died at sea May 26th. His body was
embamed and sent to New York to day by
steamer. He was formerly in command OF the
Pacific steamship.
ARRIVAL OF MAI GEN. THOMAS.
SACRAMENTO, June 1.-Major Gen. George
I'll. Thomas and staff arrived here last night,
seven days and ten hours travelling time from
New York. They express themselves pleased
with the Management of the railroads.
DEATH OF A PROMINENT LAWYER.
Col. Frederick James, a prominent lawyer
and pioneer of this city, died suddenly yester-
day
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02

- Il speedy and sertaln
W7&cWN&# remedy Cor CsuQAs, C1las,
A<Ix% N*%sA Aoarseasss, Sore fAnpaf.
eI|| -).|/.[S| ssoneeI,.s tetary1, ~
M4|31|.I&|<&. anensa, WAcep1ao Cbao1,
A. 4sfhula. ana a. s.lrsDul
XSEy 6 >% :.a.ss zgsss,.s.. y As Ls-ss
~ Ths nfieutis.
ease oI tue lunws Il directed % ths vnlunhis fus
dy- The eeason oi the yeaF has nlTe1dT cuIas uhan
On account of The sudden changes ~ tns ssalhlI,
colds and eoaFhs sre s.sly laken, .n1 4 nssl.s.sl
nnder such cileumsiancss = rslishls FsmefF-
speedy h aaorilnE relief and ensctaal N arsssEInl
further proEresn Il ths dlneasa.
kBTe nrres. the snilling iFTiiation = ne ar 30
sssf and causs q eoa1h. ~ lnpurnsnl rnsp 1.lnsa
togards reliel and cure m ne AIll snlla q - g.
eese- MAsrAs Pu1Mot1c naEaAM rNszeaN4s lA.l
a,,i n 80 gs..s 80 sss
csugh, "a re11rs ths unEl farlher relI1I " rsu1I-
Inz frrs dIzcharze % ne acrnmuIafs1 ma1na ~ -
Az pea.asss, InpaElins hsalihy aeiiun aaa eAEaI
EY-Tkess suasEins wa esash and 1hs arss rsae.
81 iang dls<ass, ulll thereisIs hnd n lhs E1lnabs
prsTaIa1sa = speslY and dsci1sd rslisf ksan t4o1s
uhose eendfiun osyei.d reccsery, wAl 80
rive lEem IN uss peat bsesat ns wgli - esmauE1
FoF le class q dI.cslsa 4 i drrIgnsd - rsssa -
gsnsrnl commen6aiion u has receIsed haa rfosalNs
great efacacy beyaad question. Faf Ne past
years thousa.ds have heea speedily an4 eMs1taMilT
eoldA pTotIa.tsd cosghs. and fum cher loFns -
lung dlaeosoi II = prepared nom veHrln1la h1IaEla
and the medicinal rfoperties oi F0gis znt huos,
sais IN the materials used. it can BE- taksn q .nY
time.
kY-sold By all Druggists and Dealers n Ms1i-
clnes throurht the United states.
w. w. wHIPPLE & CO., Portland,
Dee x-d&wem General Agents Tor hniae.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
NEBRASKA.

FURTHER ATTACKS BY INDIANS.
ST.. Louis, June 1.-The Times and C)nser
vative has news of an attack on the settlements
along the Sabine river. One woman was killed,
one boy wounded and three children kdnap-
ped Soldiers are in pursuit
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02

INDIAN oUTRAoEs.


ST. LOUIS, june IA dispatch from Topeka,
Kansas, says the sheriff of Sabine county re-
ports thirteen persons, men, women and chill
dren, killed in the county by Indians, and as
many more are supposed to have been carried
off. They suffer worse than death. The set
tiers in Sabine county are coming eastward for
nrotectiOn
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
EareIcn Markets.

LONDON, June 1-Forenoon.-Consols at ezi for
money. oo,
American securities-United States 2o,s nrm at
81: Erie shares 10; Illinois Cenral shares 96
LIVERPOOL, june 1-Forenoon.-Cotto hrmer;
Mddling uplands IL ID; sales $1,000 bales. Wheat o
los for California White and So 10d for No. ~ y
Western. Corn 27s Sd. ~
LONDON. June e1-Evening.-Con closed a. 10,
ex- dividend tor money and account 92d 'szz
American securities-United States 5-20's
80S; Railroad stocks quiet; Erie shares 10; @ 4.
Central shares 96. Ainois
LIVERPOOL June 1-Evening .-Cotton-N;darcl
uplands ll1d on the spot and atloat; Middlinc or.
leans leans l1ga sales l5o9O bales. Wheat 9s cd for Cali
72s. "es'ern' Lafu
regular at 1old. Aoio'euni AZ
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
VIRGINIA.
PROJECTING TO OYSTERS.

RICHMOND, June 1.-Col. Stanton, the State
Auditor, has ordered the State oyster feet,
consisting of three iron steam propellers, car
rying artillery, to remain on the oyster dredg-
ing banks all summer. This is to prevent the
New York, New Jersey and Maryland oyster
men from the summer raid for oysters to plant.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
GEORGIA.
INSTITUTION FOR FREEDMEN.

ATLANTA, June 1.-The corner stone of the
Atlanta University, an institution on the plan
OF Oberlin and Howard Universities, which is
being established under the auspices of the
Freedmen's Bureau, was laid to-day. The at
tendance was large.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02

FOURTH DAY.
p. M.
oRATORIO AND SYMPHONY.
PARTI.
2. Choral. ITO God on High" From est.
8, Symphony, No s. lin Minorj. 49,. Beethoven
2. Andante con motto.
8 Scherzo allegro and
4. Aria, "Lascia CHS pianga". ...::..... Handel
Sung by Miss Adelaide Phillips,
8. "Achieved is the Glorious Work" From
6. HS Thanks be to God From aEah
Intermission, Efeen Minutes.
PART III,
l. G."Sleepers Wake, voice 10 Calling
sPrayes Faom c;s: in Esyp Rsssini
Q. Infaumatus. From "Stabat Mater" Rossini
:. Gloria. From the 18th Mass Mozart
FIFTH DAY.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1899. Commencing at II
AM.
Concert by the Children Of skE Public
with full Orchestral Accompaniment being the lar
gest Chorus Of Children ever brought together
Conductors-Carl Zsrrahn, julius Eichberg and
organists-Dr John H Wilcox and j B sharland.
The scale upon which It IL proposed to carry out
this Festival will represent in its
Magnitude and Splend0r,
The greatest cause for National rejoicing that the
American people have ever been called upon to csie-
brate
The Restoration of Peace and Union
Throughout the Land.
1t will bring together in fraternal greeting the
leading men of the Nation and people from all parts
OF the land and aside from its significance as the
First
Grand National Reunion.
Since the close Of the War, 1t will be the
Greatest Feast Of Sublime and Inspiring
Harmony
That has ever been heard in any part of the World
TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT MUSIC HALL.
PRICES.
Single Admission, with Secured Seat, 95 and 81,
According to Location.
Single Admission, without Secured Seat, -.
Ticket Once open from Q AMto6PM.
Per Order, HENRY g, PARKER.
may 2s-S, ,Tu&Th2w Secretary.