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The Portland daily press., 1872-10-21
The Forthcoming Report ofthe Internal
Revenue Department.

A Washington despatch states that the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue will be very
brief in his annual report The changes in the
law worked so satisfactory that no recommen-
daton or improvement can be suggested. The
revenue from wiskey and malt liquors has
largely increased. The amounts realized from
tobacco at twenty-five per cent beyond the cal
culations. The troubles with the brewers will
be left to Congressional action. The present
uniform tax on tobacco has been found to work
especially favorable. The number of distile
ries, especially in the Southern States, has in
creased in an unprecedented manner and it is
estimated that under reduced figures the reve
nue. from internal sources will amout to $685.
900, 900, which is S20,0O0,000 above the figures
agreed upon by the financial authorities when
the reductions went into effect.
Spread of Horse Epidemic.
BUFFALO, Oct 19-The Canada horse epi-
idemic is prevailing to an alarming extent
among the horses of this city.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-21

BUTTONS and Braids in all the new shades a
A. NJ. Peabody's, 345 Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-21

PRICES reduced ON Shawls at P. NJ. Frosts,
122 Middle street; good quality and elegant
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-21

HAVANA Oct. 19.-Boyd Henderson, the
Herald special correspondent commissioned to
visit Cuba for the purpose of collecting infor-
nation regarding the state of the instruction
in the island, was released to-day by order of
the Captain General, but the authorities main
tain mysterious silence as to the cause of his
temporary detention. Hen6 erson was allowed
to enter upon his tour through the island
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-21

ALL Wool Hosiery, at A. NJ. Pea body's 345
Congress St.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS


NOTICES or NEW ADVRRTIsRnRNTs.
VIZ y. WALL a Co, AuotlOncers, will sell for
the unlted States marshal Of the District Of %.
iumbia, on Saturday, June s, at II o'clock a. M,
. lot Of household furniture.
DAVIS offers great reductions In straw goods
and parasols
A rrRsr. CLASS Rlesiady Is wanted.
TVS celebrated Yorkshire relish At II Egan's.
THE members Of Hiram Lodge, No. 10 p. A.
A. NJ, will meet this afternoon.
n. II. HsNPLER, manufacturer OF barometers,
Thermometers, 40.
wEnn BEvERipaE have the best qualities
Of crockory. china, &c.
JonN y. BRiDOErr has large stock Of car.
rlages on hand.
REV. On. MINER will preach in Masonic TEN.
pie tomorrow.
tbs strawberry festival for the benefit Of ST.
PAtrick's new church will begin Monday.
Two ELEoAHrLy furnished rooms Tor rent.
RRLiaIous sERvIcEs In the Unitarian church
tomorrow.
THn New York Republican A'socntion will
meet THIS evening.
THH third annual picnic Of Aldfldge Lodge,
No. IA, q. o. D., will be held Monday.
DrvISR SERVICES In the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow
RUSTIC ssrrrks, chairs, baskets, SO, at J.
W. Boteler Bros.
A DESIRABLE building site for sale.
A SMALL FARM Tor sale.
aENrLENEN's CLOTHING, Of all patterns, at
Noah Walker n Coz,
sEz advertisements Of trains for the High
lands tomorrow.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
BOARD OF HEALTH.



The semi.weekly meeting Of tho Board Of
Health was held last night at their rooms, No.
1896 y street, Dr. q, q. COX, president, 10 the
chair, aud 7. 5. World secretary.
The chairman Of the sanitary committee was
directed TO purchase house tor tue use Of the
pound master at tho price Of ti25.
The health officer was directed 10 purchase
bouks suitable tor regis ering purposus, 10 be
used by the sanitary Inspectors.
DR.. Bliss, Of the special committee appointed
to confer with the Board Of Public Works 10
reference TO the drawer system for prlvles, 70.
ported that he had conference with the mem.
bers Of the board, and that these gentlemen
copcurrod In the suggestlons Of the Board OF
Health.
Tho secretary read a number Of communica.
lions, complaining Of nuisancea 10 different pOr-
lions OF the District, which were properly 70.
forrcd.
Dr voril offered tho following resolutioni
Resolved, That the committed appOinted by
the Board of Health to confer With the Commit.
tee on Health In the House of Delegates relative
TO the disposition Of night-soll be empowered TO
conier With the contractors for receiving night.
soil, aud ascertain upon what terms they will
receive the same at such points on the river aa
may be designated BY the Board Of Health, and
convey the same on barges TO some suitable
place beyond the limits OF the District OF 10.
lumbia, and also that they examine and decide
upon suitable points for delivery Of the soil 10
said contractors. Adoptedi alter which tho
board adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
AMHsEM ENES

NheauFN w olus
"Chesney wold, /" an admira BILE adaptation ola
portion Of dickens Bleak House." was pre-.
sentsd for the second time at the National last
evening, Janausohsk assuming the character Of
Lady Dedlock aud Hortense. In every re.
spect the audience present was the best
that has attended the theatre during the
engagement OF this great actress II is hard
20 say IN which character abe appears TO the bet
ter advantage. Both were suporbly presented.
Weaver gave Tulkinghorn-that vast reposi.
tory Of family socrets-with great hnish. Joe
(Mr. Rondle5 was as Torn youth as could be
desired, and Kept knowing on" In the best OF
style. 0uppy, the ambitious legal Limbs In.
spector BeeEert, the cool, clear headed, prae-
ticed detective and sir Leicester Dedlock, proud,
too proud TO DO suspicious, were In excellent
hands. As pretty piece OF acting as We have
seen IN a long time was that given by Mr. Met
kid as Powers He didn't have much 70 say,
his acting being altogether In his walk aud
manner, both OF which created merrimont To.
night Shakspeare's winter Tale" VIII DO pro.
duced. SCtesney wOld" will DO repeated ut
the matinee this afternoon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
Baltimore Annual Conference Of ths 4. NJ
ZIna q hnreh


THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The c9nierenoe assembled yesterday mG g!,n,
Brooks presided In the absence OF Blthop 10
quln, who IL quite ~, being confined 20 hts ROOM
DEVOTIONAL exercises were Conducted ~ Blshnp
Brooks, who read the 13l Psalm, and sinEing
and prayer by Rev. j. y, Palmer,
The roll was called, rules were read, and the
minutes Of the previous session were road anu
rRevs George Baslsy, NJ. N. Bell, and J. W.
Green were appointed committee on oreden.
ri Il Dyson, deleEate nom tho New England
conference, AID j. W. Williams, from the Phila-
Gelphia conference, appeared and took their
seats
conference. was made an honorary member,
with tho privilege o. speaking and voting.
Preceding Elder Jackson and Elder Keys, OF
ne Ssgrch rsrs ,sS,. witbiS .he Ssp
The following Committees were appointed
On Holy ordsfs.Reys. Y A. Williams, J o.
Price and y Il py'1n on SoMpi "a "a. no
Business-Eidets Z. b. Trusty, q. T. Pipklns,
!. u. Price, J. p. Hamsr and q. II. Dyson.
The conference adjourned to meet At 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON sRsstON.
The conference convened at 2 o'clock Bishop
Brooks presiding. The roll was called and the
minutes Of the previous session read and pp.
proved.
The committee on credentials reported favor
ably on the credentials Of the following lay
delegates LOmuel johnson, Brlghtwoodj Isaac
Iemnei murray, a aibraith chapel. The report
seats
the credentials Of Brother John II, Butler, Of
the Baltimore mission, Informal, aud therefore
submitted the matter to tho conference without
Recommendation,
Considerable discussion occurred on a motion
TO admit Brother Butler as the delegate FROM
Baltimore mission. He was, however, finally
admitted 70 seat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

A large meeting Of the Young Mems Repub.
loan club was held nt their rooms last night,
the president, Arthur shepherd, In tho chair.
Tie final Arrangements Tor the trip to Phlla.
dclphIa Nere made. Those who eau start on
Monday and those who can not get of until the
at II O'Clock, whore the band will DO In waiting
AMI badges will be furnished.
In order TO accommodate the delegates the
programme has been slightly changed. The
procession will be formed at the clubhouse and
proceed down the Avenue TO Four and. half
street, thence to Columbia buildlngs, where
Messrs John y, Cook and A. X. shepherd the
delegates. and Governor Cooke, who With them
will accept the escort Of the club, will he takon
In line. The depot will be reached by way Of
Indiana avenue, whore the special car, provided
tor the party, will be taken possession Of The
delegation will consist Of twenty-five or thirty
members, and they take with them alteen pelces
Of DOnchs band IN full uniform.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
The party will arrive at the broad and Prime
street depot Philadelphia, about U:2O, where
they will be mot and welcomed By the Har.
tranft club Of that city, under command Of the
president John Mccullough, aud marshalod BY
From the depot they will proceed, under o..
cOrt Of tho Philadelphians, to the headquarters
Of tho club, corner Of seventh and Walnut
streets, whore they will again be welcomed by
the host, SprlnEman, we'll known AZ former
hotel proprietor In this city and whore they will
surely be we'll taken care o.
Il is urgently requested that all who Intend
Monday morning, at II o''lOok, at the club.
II may be worthy Of mention that they carry
with them a flag which has historic rocor5,
being the one which covered the catalogue con.
talning tho remains Of Abraham Lincoln on
their inourniul passage through the country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

The hllleth anniversary Ofthe EnOslnian society
was celebrated last evening In tho hall Of the
society, with the usual bTilllancy which has ever
characterized their entertainments. The tables
were tasteiully decorated with flowers, and lit
orally Eroaned With tho good thing, and OF the
upi
The ovation elosed with the following toastsi
!. The Enosinlan Society, by Mr.. Edwards.
s. Our lovely girls, by Mr.. Z. L. q. Ward,
: Science aud religion, by r. q. Parker. .,
our semi.centennial, by Mr.. Hamilton. 0. Spirit
Of the flowers, by Mr.. u. Miller. 7. College
life, by Mr.. 7. Fleming. 8. Intellectual beauty,
w Mr.. ID. White. 0. Our motto, "EnosiSn BY
Mr.. u. Gait. 10 beauty, by Mr.. J, II, Wilson.
II, Talent and genius, by NJ, y. r. Phillips. r.
70, Influence Of the unseen In life, by Prof. X.
w. Cnll. ~ Americas orators, A. A. Lps-
comb. 10. BuTmah, by NJ. Edwin. 10. Our
public schools by W. II. Singleton.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Tho Departmental dozen" gave n splendid
excursion 10 Marshall hall, on the 30th ult., In
the steamer AFTOW-Oapt Frank H0llingshsad.
During the early part VI the day the rain mate.
rally lntefiered with the festivities OF tho large
number Of participants. Ia the afternoon after
the arrival Gf the second boat few Of the no
tOrOus press gang" from B0nth Washington,
pct 10 an appearance, ant q young man BY the
name NJ Hoover attempted to create distur'
lance With gentlemen, but was soon sllenoed
Tho propTletOrs Of Marshall Hall owe II 10
themselves and 70 the public to keep this hnO
resort free from the intTuslOns OF rOwdl0s Tho
very large number 10 attendance ut this eNruT.
sion, the first party tho Arrow has taken down
this season, enjoyed themselves during the Al.
tera0On aud evening In boating nshing and
dancing, End on the return trip were delighted
with the Inequalities OF "Captan Frank"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Lsumer h CleAry will sell, at 10 o'clock, a. m,
In frunt Of their auction rooms, hno Assort.
ment Of household furniture.
Also, At 10 o'clock, a. m, at same place, the
furniture and household effects u the late
Sophia r. Goldman.
Also, at ~ O'Clock, m at same, three patent
lawn moVeTA
Also, this evening, at their auction room, q
collection Of paintings and chtonOs,
Coldwnll 4 King will sell, at o'clock, y. ~,
on the premises, lot q, In square 20 situated on
Twentieth street., between K and l..
u. II. Warner will sell, at $50 o'clock, y. H.
part Of lot H. In square al, situated on street
Also, at o'clock, D. IN parts Of lots 10 an H. In
square south Of SIC, situated on I street, be-
tween Fourth and FINN.
Green h Williams will sell, at 10 o'clock, ..
m, In front Of their auction rooms. corner Of
Tenth and ID streets north west, parlor and cham
Der suites and kitchen furniture.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

The Inspector generals report Of live stock on
sale at DfOveTs' rest and elsewhere, fOr tho
week endlng Friday, May %, Is as follows
Al UlafkS depot for the sal0 Of swine, 80
hogs, mostly Of superior qualify, were sold.
The market remains unchanged at last week.
prices-1dTlie. Ter ID. net,
Al centre market and elsewhere, % beeyos, 8
stOckeTs, 20 mich cows, with Calves l2d yeals,
10 sheep and 90 lambs were offered. Beoyes
sold at .lG ~ por cW'.i cows and calves At t2OtY
800 ycals, ofic per ln.' snsep, kJgso, And
lambs, asa ~. 20 per head. Qualify u tho stock
fair and ordinary. Markets very dull.
One hundred and my bseves Of good quality
wore PURCHASED In Baltimore stock market by
WEshlnRl0n hnLrheIn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Yesterday wo visited the grocery store OF u.
W. Reed a Son, No. l2lt Il street nOrthWe
and must say, for cleanliness aud order, that Il
suTpasses any store Of tho kind We ever visited
In this or any other city. We judge, from the
number Of ladies purchasing during our visit,
that they appreciate their style Of conducting
buslneGs, as Il IL far preferable TO purchase In
peTton than through servants.
In addition 10 their large stock Of Family
Groceries they have Just received, direct from
Japan, through the Baltimore custom. house,
tho largest assortment VI japanese Fans ever
shipped TO this city
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

At meeting OF the tax payers Of the District
held Thursday night, TO lfye upon the Legisla
ture the passage Of OOunoll bill No. l, which
was introduced Into that body by Hon. John A.
Gray, the following committee was appointed 10
urge the passage Of the bill; Messrs burden
SnOWden, Ell A, Watson, Charles SyphAx, John
A. Slmins, Henry Jarvis, John uruber, Charles
Lehman, John Brent, William SyphAx,
Upon motion Of Mr. James Jackson the sew
oFafoluDs throughout tue Dis riot were Invited
10 cooperate With the seventh district In urging
upon tue Legislature the passage Of tho hlIl N
question,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Tho children NJ the various schools attached
to ST. AlUyGius church assembled on First
street yosicriay evening, At Q o'clock, and
marched In a body to the church. The exercises
In the church, at which the Rov. Father Ma
Kulfe uiiicatod, were Uf n most interesting
aud religious character seldom have we wit.
messed spectacle more affecting. Tho girls
were all dressed In white, with blue sashes, aud
white lowing wells over tho shoulders. Many
carried little flags In their hands and wore
wrenths and garlands OF flowers on their headr.
Miss Alice MaNuire was crowned queen, aud
Miss lula Kennedy delivered the act Of cOnte.
Grafton 10 the name OF the children,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
Proposals.


OIIun Pnsr COMMENTATOR,
a.. - Hoir HALL lpAuo, Maroh 1, tN1a !
Sealed prnpeaals. 10 dapIdsts viii IL te,fissd Al
nis once unttl v O'oiouk m, shriiRD ~ iuas n
W - We dsliVeJ At this Psst o. The fossns AIT
1900 ibs Of DALEY,
lnac1 tie Of Uais
fnVn 10. OF Hey
10 90 lbs STRAW,
10 r3rtis of PtHs Wool,
more o. less, according 70 the of tho Post An
10 be OF the best quality. ~"
sepAta bids for less qiautity Of Auy one o, the
Gihercnt afliolea above named, will 10 entartstoed
- toioEsi batls', Oats. Hay straw, b0o16 o.
Delivery Of the 70 commence a. soon altar thu
completion o. tbs contract and 10 such 40 utilities ~
may be reqnired BY the Post Ouartsrmasfar,
All 70 be delivered on or before Daaanbtf Is Is7l
- The utsin Z? Be PM up IN rood strong sacks, the
Hy u DO wsil stacked and topped out; toe Wood %
DO ont four feet veil split and Of GOOD sound timber
and reasonably tres from knots aud limbs.
PROPOSAL. 70 % seoompAsied bra COW Of this 81.
agre-ment sgusd BY two Responsible persons agree
Ing thst In contract Il awarded 10 the bdder
they vu enter Toto bond n the required int -
sureties for the faithful fullhlment o. The sane
bond edual IN Anoant 20 tna sh0 vslus Of the
article. prOpOsed 10 be furnished, will he requir
from biodofa To whom contracts may h. aeardsd,
renoy.
Tue risht 70 reject any or all lids Il rossryed.
Proposes viii Re mArtod on the envelope "Propo.
sais or stats Articles and addressed 10 ost Guar
torpastsr, Fort Hall, Idaho.
For furtnsr partieu ars lndulte II the uudsrrRned
TX oLiet q tho Ohisf Quartsrmastsr, Dspastmeht
sIsa iiT,t Lieut.. Twelfth Iui.ntfy. <. 4 ON.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

PREPARATORY mon SCHOOL,
This school IL composed OF pupils who have ad-
yanoed through the studies taught In the gram
mar grades, II being the intention Of the board
rial for conducting the schools under their
charge. The teacher, Miss Mary }. Patterson,
was relieved OF duty, th9 examination being con.
Quoted IN the presence OF Prof. Yashon, and con.
sisted OF q series OF questions In the several
studies. The examinatlon was entirely iAtiS-
factory 10 all concerned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

The steamer Arrow, which has been thoroughly
repaired and reitted, has resumed her daily
trips to Mount Vernon, under the command Of
and most popular Of the river captAinA Frank
Is always at his post, and those making the
pilgrimage may rest assured thst the trip 10
aud from the tomb will 10 as pleasant and
agreeable, " not more 50, than any steamboat
ride thoy ever took.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

As q sample Of some OF the certlgca Of births
that are forwarded To the Hoard OF Health by
physicians, We present the fOllOWingi
oEnhoEIowS, ID. Msy 10, ls7a.
the Birth Of this Child was on the ~ oil May
II Is q Colored child She Is q dark Child She
was born active Parents Such q child should
be proud. Nativity Geo Town u q It's name Is
Tunessoy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

The Radical Republican club held a meeting
last evening, Mr.. John Freeman In the chair,
and sidney Mcfarland secretary.
The committee appointed to make arrange
ments for the club In Philadelphia reported that
quarters had been secured at No, 1908 Pine
street, whore all the members could DO accom-
mOdated.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcfarland, the resolution
passed vt the last meeting In relation to the
Election Of the new appointed officers was recon
IldeTed aud laid on tho table,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

On Monday next the members Of the Wash.
lngton S@ngerbund will give picnic at the
Highlands. A special train for tho USE Of the
exeurslonlAta will leave the depot at 2 O'Clock,
and the gentlemen are counting on a pleasant
time amid the groves Of the Highlands
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
Rirr.

Yesterday morning, about go O'Clock, an
alarm was turned 10 from box rs, nj the corner
OF Fourth street and New York avenue, by ON.
Ger O'Conner, caused by tho discovery OF tre In
the back building Of q house on Finn siree', be.
tween l. aud NJ Streets. Tho flames eomm mum.
Gated to the AdiOlnipg sheds, aud soon the entire
row, numbering about I'VE, were In hAmes
The department responded promptly, and the
Hook and Ladder was the hrst 10 reach tho
grounds. They INSTANTLY put on plug stream,
but on account OF the small now Of water nothing
could be accomplished until the steamers arrived.
They were soon at work, and In q short while eS.
tinguished the flames, although tho sheds were
nearly consumed The loss IL estimated at $500
and the fire 10 supposed to have originated irVm
some ashes that had been placed In barrel
while the noals were still hurnlug,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

OFucE OHuF QuARrERN.srERJ
DnPAhrNENr OF THH utLF.
ss.,.i p,,Od s G ~ ,,,,i;. "a Ny isa
ADJ iise,oent atAohsd Win be received At ihi, once
%. asa STATS Ssas " , t.s ,95s,sTs
!hs hes Orleans Depot With such quAiillle, o. the
nay 80 fsqar"d from ja I, , iap. ~ ia u ,'m'
Omeial knVsopes' white nina TO thirteen ineh, per
Letter Euyslop.s, vhl,., per thousand.
Black Iat o. Writing noid,'Arnold's, Csstsr's and
Dssna,s, R pc. d dozen Saa,,i'
oaPylis ioi. xTSo'd's csrsSrs, Japan and Preach.
5sT$ias ~ III Ss,I RFs' n, a per do,,u.
MucilaTr, per dozen bottle.
sissT flp aRs; ~ 1lsi I'd Ri S. l Ssr
SoSs tses;. Susa I sSd p Dsisp sst 's sss
lseal nsp aptr. ruled, pet TSsm
PPSTJ rs1ppS s;ppes sr D sSi ss,r.
tis, go fsgsr psi Slirs.
az SI s.S., r e, sd ,Sl.a Dsr aOIrs
S..iins X, ~ p sS1 psu sni"'''
Paper Msish,s, ssoh.
SS sp9iSs c tSS T ssG S ssss s.sS
Psaholdsts, per sro.s
Rubbsr Bsbds, sssoit.c, per goa.
Rslsr,, Slshte,1 laeh.s, assorted. each.
latter GopIins bsois, sseh.
Payer Fasteners. per grous
Paper Folders, lvoTJ, sssh
Wafer Stamp, eAnb,
Steel KrAaers, zach.
Lead PANELS, Fabet'a, Aasortsi. per daraa.
BLANK DO h, cap, 'uil a. d half bound, pes dalre,
Blank hooka, crown, full and bali bound psr qnire
bApk Book, deny, full And halt b u1d, pet 1nlTs
Memoraudum Hooha, blank, small, each,
Memorandum Book blank, large, each.
Memorandum Books, blank. medium, Zach
Quill Pens, per huadred
Qais, per gross.
once Tape, por EroiL
Paper Cuttaia, tin, per gToSa.
General Order Files, each
Special Order Files, each
lstter Ohps, each.
Samples q the stAtloasry proposed to 30 furnlhsd
VIII accompany ths bid. and the price mus be on.
pressed In writing and aRu,es.
Deivery 70 eonneno- JulJ l. ls72. n required 10
until Jubs 81, lsla
Raeh bid must bs accompanied b. a guarantee,
dGntd by at least two respontlble and dislnteraste
ptThous, that 10 oaae the hid 10 accepted and a con
tact ente-ed Into, thsy will become tureiv 10 fum
squA 70 fourth q the Of The coniraet iof
iti faithful performances,
cred.
PIopolAls to he addressed to the undorlIsne aud
A. x. RDDY,
mu Ohl0f OuaFtara aslcf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Many Of the Sitisens went to Arlington on
decoration day and contributed large quantItlel
OF flowers for the decoration Of tho graves OF
the patriotic dead. Others passed. the day 10
various kinds Of amusement, such as eroquet
sc, or In private picnics In the beautiful groves
near by. Two large picnic parties were carried
TO tho grove early In the morning, from the olty,
by the omnibus, where they passed the day very
pieasantly, aud returned late 10 the evening.
public meeting Of the calOred citizens Of tho
county 10 called at Mount Pleasant school. house
on next Monday evening, the 81 Of jane, at
100 o'clock, 10 take action for q celebration on
the 4th Of July. Tho subject has been consider.
ably agltaled, and has met with universal favor
with the colorcd people Let all be present nj
an early hour.
A large attendance is Rntici iAied at the sun
day-schOol concert on next sunday afternoon,
as several distinguished speakers will DO prel.
ent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

The following Is tho programme Tor the prom
enAdo concert At the Presidents grounds this
evening; l, Overture Tanerodl, (ROssiniO 2,
Thou art 50 near and yet 50 iAT,' by particular
request, (Rolehardt) ., jubilee Quick March,
by Wleprecht, bandmaBter general, To be played
al Boston by the unlted bands OF Europe and
America; I, Introduction and Waltz, "Artus.
klange," frst time In Washington, (Guns'lD 9,
Selections from DIR freischutI, tNOn Wehvr;D
4, QalOp, avid Haste" 70. Faust;) I, Intro.
auctIon and Waltz, "Dream on the Ocean"
(lung'lil s. "How fair thou art" sorenade.
(WeIdt) 0, national airs, So.