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PROPOSALS FOR REMovINo BLOSSOM

u
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
At this Office, No 20 kearny street, San fnneiseo,
Cal, uhtil u o'clock noon, April 70, lsea. whsu
present, for the remoya al OF Blossom Rock In San
Francisco haTbor, California, to depth Of twInty-
four (2D feet at mean low tide, which Is the zero
| 81 the Coast Survey Map Of this harbor. In case
any Of the bids should exceed forty Ave thousand
tsG 900 dollars In currency, bidders must state to
what depth they will remove the rock for forty i've
| thousand lfij,0O0D dollars currency,
All bids are to be made In United States currency,
and the payment is to be made on the satisfactory
completion Of the work, after examination by the
undersigned or other authorized agent OF the Gov
Each bidder will he required, before the time
hxed for the opening Of the bids to he In this
bond, with sutaeient sureties, N the sum q Aye
bid 10 accepted he will execute Awritten agree
ment for the faithful performance OF his contract.
and give such further bond fer the performance Of
his written agreement as may be required said
agreement Il TO be made subject TO the approval Of
the Chief Of Engineer, U. D.. A,
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re;
sponsible bidder. bat the right to reject any or All
bids Is reserved.
each bid.
Bids that do not comply with the above require
ments will not be entertained.
Plans and sections, copied from the Coast Survey
Chart, can be teen At my once.
Persons who wish 70 bia for the work. and who
Of said plans and sections BY nppiyisE a TIL,
Bvt, Lieut. Col. U.s.A. Major Of Engineer.
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PusT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, March IL. 1872
Proposals are invited for purchasing the WASTE
PAPER aceumulatlng In this Department, Of the
following descriptions, viz;
l. Transcripts Of postmasters accounts Of mails
received aud sent, post bills, white papeTi esti'
mated quantity, II, 200 pounds year,
2 Mixed paper, consisting Of wTApper4 Of ac.
counts aud other packages, together with letter
envelopes Vf various cOlOrsi estimated quantity,
x, 90 pounds year.
5, Newspaper estimated quantity, 1000 pounds
Bidders must specify price per pound for each
The paper must be removed from the cellar Of
the General Post Otiee building at the cost % the
accepted bidder, and In his own bags, as often as
| may be required by the Postmas teT General
! No mail bags will be furnished Tor this purpose.
! The paper will be weighed Al this Department,
! and must be paid for on delivery,
| Bids are invited for one year, commencing on the
| LIST Of April next, and Will be received until
! WEDNESDAY, the Jl,t instant, At o'clock, y. III,
They should be addTesssd 10 the Postmaster
PAPER JohN \. J, OhhsWkLL,
mhljmwlst Postmaster General.
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MUM ~ NoNihAol "he'
q. S EsoIsEEn's oryIes. No s!FITT4 srsnpr.

Q. S ESdISEER's orrIoE, No. 6IFfTTH srRnEr.l
LouIsvfLLE, kI., March -, 1902.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, will be received
at this once until y IN. on MONDAY, April 10.
ls6o, for the contraction Of dam across the Ohio
river In front Of LOUSY lille, Ky.
The plans and speeincations Of the work to be
done can be seen, and any other Information eau
be obtained, on personal application At this once
printed copy Of this advertisement must be at.
tached to each proposal, and each bid must be &C.
eOppanied by a written guarantee, signed by two
responsible persons, that the party or parties pro-
posing will enter Into contract upon receiving the
awardment
No bids will be entertained except from persons
who have had experience In similar work, aud
the right IL reserved to reject any and all bids II II
shall be deemed for the Interest OF the Government
to do so.
Twenty per centum Of the monthly estimate Of
work done will DO retained As security for the full
hlment Of the contract.
Proposals must be inclessd in q sealed envelope,
indOtsed Proposals for Work on DAM :, and Ad'
dressed to O, wRITZBL,
Major Corps Of Engineers, Brevst Major GENERAL
U. 3. A. mh2o.td
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
COhNBR OF SEVENTH AND d STREETS,
,!EniIance on 2 streetS

CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CoRNBh OF snvRxrHAs d STREETS,
Entrance on ID street,D
WASHINGTON, d. O.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and mlddle-aged men and women TO engage
70 business affairs for themselves or In the employ
Of others.
The branches taught arc: Business Practice,
Book keeping as applied to all departments Of
business, Business and Ladies' PenmRnuhip, Busl-
ness, Arithmetic, Grammar, Corresponde nee,
spelling, Rlocution, Political Economy. and Com.
merciAl Law.
Students are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches.
Ladies have the Same advantage as gentlemen,
In a. separate department, instructed by compe.
tent lady teachers.
RATES OF TUITION; A seholarship, good 70
cities Of tho country, f6j Local scholarships Cd
for one year from date Of Issue, 80. Tickets fol
three mouths, 90; for one month, go.
All tuitiona payable In Adyancei whom paid Ia
instalments the rates are ten per cent. higher.
Sessions are held day aud evening.
Bon
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WAsHISqToS, D. G, March 10, ls69
Proposals for furnishing one thousand BOUND
STONE, for county roads, topr feet long, six
inches thick and ten inches wide, two hundred 10
be delivered In Georgetown, D. G. the remainder
at some point In Washington city, which the Com
mlttee of Improvements may designate. The stone
must be perfect and free from seams Proposals.
will be received at the office Of the undersigued
until April lst, inst The court reserves the right Ia
reject any or al proposals II deemed necessary foI
the interest OF the court
GEORGE u. PLANT
Chairman Committee OF improvements,
lstaTl StAw II
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OFFICE CHIEF CoNNIssARY or srHsIsTEScE,l
DEPARTMENT W DAKnTA, J
ST.. PAUL, hIEs,, March 5, 1852.
sGSi ,S Fr1gSSiss y dpPS+ts y,I be TssSivsi
ing the United States Subsistence Department with
BEEF CATTLE.
on the hoof, as follows;
20 head al FORT Buford, D. to be delivered by
August 1, 1859.
ITO head at Foft Tottsn. D. T to be delivered by
August I, 1872.
eOhead At FoIt stevenson, D. T. to be delivered
$40 head At FORT sally, D. T 800 to be delivered by
July !. lsde. aud the remainder by September
IS head at Fort Randall, D. T to be delivered by
June !, ls5n.
o head at fCTt Dakota. D. Tt to be delivered by
August !, $50.
70 head at Port Ransom, D. T, to be delivered by
July !. $50.
The cattle must average about loo pounds gross
weight, and be steers from three to seven years
age,
all falling short Of 900 pounds gross weight, bulls,
stays, and cows, will be rejected.
Also, at same time and places, proposals will be
received for supplying
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At FORT Buford, D. T, 80 tons.
4! For. Tottsn. D. 7; 20 tons
A FORT sally, D. 7. 20 tons.

The hay TO be cut this year, while green, prop.
erly cured, free from weeds, and delivered at the
posts by September !, 1900.
Zach bid should contain written guarantee Of
two responsible persons TO the effect that the bidder
Is able TO fulhll contract In accordance with the
terms Of his proposition, and that, should his
proposition be accepted. he will at once enter into
a contract In accordance herewith, and that they
and sufficient bonds for its fulnllment.
The responsibility % the guarantOrs must be
shown hy the ocisl certificate OF the CLERK Of the
nearest District Court. or Of the nited States Dis
Bids should be made for each post separately,
and bidders be present to respond TO their bids
The Government reserves the right to reject n
aud all bids. II a bid is in the name OF u arm.
their names and post ONCE address must appear.
iulor.el "Pfeposals for Beef Cattle. Or "Hdy, ,
and yddressed eitheIto Breyet BLigadier General
the uniersigned al ST Paul, MINI,
The proposals. viii be opened at both PlaecsN
Captain G. S. Byt. Lieut.. Col. U. 5. Army. O
C. 5. . Department Of Dakota. mhl3'Id
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es- Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot al
500 a.. M connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph Junction.
for all points on the ne Of thpt road between Ma.
nassps Junction and HArrisonburg.
Trains leaving ST, Assph and King streets at :25
Z. III. connect At ST, Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and HaTrisonburg at 2;S p. m. I,
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at3:2Op. IN. I,
and In time for p, M, train for Baltlm9Tes
y. A, NTEVENS, Gen'l Sup't.
w J. PHELPS. Gen i Manager. dec3O-tf
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WASHINgToE,, ALEXANDRIA.
CHANGE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY. DEC al 1919

On and after MONDAY, Dec. 2lst, 1893, and
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol.
lows:
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS,
Leave Sshington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, 6.ts IN. lido. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke aud
Henry streets (from Manassas railroad) 1881 y. ~
do from Lynchburg, 6p. IN.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS.
SLEhyE wAsHIsdTos. =, LEAvEALExASDbIA;,
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Auction Sales.
LIMITED STATES nARsHAL's SALE,

,S s. Z @ g Ssg : y e, S% e,
o. Columbia, AID 70 M dirssted, viii sell q.
asy, d April next. lsss. Al IL o,eioeS. n. ali %.
isndan,. right tltle, elsln and lplers.t - and (
sqaars No, SP. frennsI % feet on b street north.
between Ninth and Tenth streets west, and run:
months, to. run from ist November, fss5, belnl
Noh aH and $50 on street, seiIed and levied upon
As the property Of wfLLrAHE 3. sPALpINg, and will
be sold 70 sstisfy cxeeution No. 5ie7, In favor d
'0''rH D. 'Ah'oA' u ESTfESAspER SHARP,
MARCH %, 1900 = - mb3g.td
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PROPOSALS. ZOE GSEE gEsIEs AND CLOTHING

pROPObALbfOkCLgIH AND CLOTHING
BrnEAr or Provision, ~, Il c 4
Separate Propossl., sealed and iadotsed PRO;
s dsy " s ssg s1i slHsssi
the notheatlon "a the seseptanee Of proposal the
articles speeined IN the folloyinr list, VIZ;
1900 pairs woollsa s. sis,
1000 pairs Calf Shoes.
Offers may be made for one or more artieles At
the option Of the bidder, and in more than one
o. the articles contained In such offer, and rejec.
the renal Under. Offers must embrace the whole
amount Of any one or more Of the articles required
The quality OF the articles. aud the siIes Of the
sa sRS % 9SsR. PS.a.sRiss. ssd
Boston, and for infdfmation as TO the laws and
regulations Tin pamphlet form) regarding con-
tracts, biaders are referred to the ofloes Of the
CommAndants and Paymasters ofthe several Navy.
Every offer mu., be accompanied by . written
sous that the 6iddsf OF bSasas viii M or ,Rsr
Ave days. with good aud sufficient sIrsss, 70 iuf.
nish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless aeeompa.
MED by such GUARANTEE, and the Department will
consider itself at liberty 10 reject any proposal
Sd ~ AS 81 :G S:
district In which they reside, and unless the II
csnse required by act Of ConEressi Is furnished with
T&s Depsrimen, reserves tn. rsh, to rsj.e, any
proposSl not considered saSihn4SsSus te M Gov
Whs1 Chief Of Bureau,
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p RINTIN0 MATERIALS AT AUCTION.
DBroT ouARrgpnAsrgn's oTpcE,
WAsHIsgToN, p. c., March -, 1850
VIII be sold at public auction, Al this once, cor
ner q Nineteenth and q streets, on TUESDAY,
March n, commenelpG alto a, m, well appel nted
ouartermasters Department, consistipg In part or
10 fonts Job Letter, Printing Presses,
Press Stands, Standing Press,
About 10 lbs, Leads, SCabinets,
About az lbs Metal About 81 Isl. type metal,
Furniture, Alb tut 8 lbs Border,
About esti lbs. NonpaIeil, Roman and ltailc.
About g lbs. Minion, Roman aud Itallo,
About 100 lbs. Long Primer, Roman and Italie.
About 10 lbs, Minion, Roman.
About l76 feet Brass Kuie, Three fonts Bras Rule
with Press Tables, Ink Rollers, Galleys, Quoins,
Composing Sticks, Gases, and other Material
eomnonly used 10 printing Offices,
Terms: Cash In Government funds,
By order of the Quartermaster General,
10, MofERRAN,
General, U. s. A. IN 4.6t
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Interior Adornments.
Personal.

no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE CON.
~ suited old Dr.. DARBY, next Old Fellows
dental aud reliable. Separate room, Tor ladies'.
mhj.lm
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Railroad Routes.
PALTIaoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.


u..,-,
hailroao Routes,
- wI,yI,,,o, Gan, :, ,.s
Train, b..xs.a whsaIsST6S ' ssa - Bs fS
MORE, and WARRINGTON AND THE wRsT. are
no" run as f'il2 gok gi,sIrIHoHE
o." M Isl ~ 4 IL B &t9 s As rs or ..
Leave daily, except sunday, a |. % and o. Soa m.
'1' and = !" p S5s ANNAPOLIS
Annapolis o. SaSiss suspA =, y . '''
, FOR BALTIMoRE.
FOR WAY sfLTI0Ns -
Tos AL "a Fsst s 81 81 lR 4 RwPsr
n,I "a 10. s;sD. .a sGfiF?$s$1y s and Sunday "
90 fs SS5ss;, Ia a. t : mn only. con.
nsSsips a hsls s.s,iSG with train. from Baltimore
TSrossh flsfsts s1 10 Nv We, ca, bs .,a.
Washington Station Ticket oaee at ali hours 10 he
Tor New Yort, Ihil.dslPhIs, aud Boston. .eo sd.
b5.bh cqkE sss.,s! fiss.! I! iSS,'',.u.n.
A LExANDRIA' I tSIYRRSy x AND HAMPSHIRE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RRISSeaEMTNT
Loaye Iislsndris daily ~ except Sunday, \, sa.
n and r y. fSf Lse,6sts Leave LsssbGrE for
eonnsetins ~ hsa N nnd IN . m lin. a,
sEI,,:sias. SSssh,s. which Leave Le,.bSiI Sn
lon. pn,eailgIiIni saIeh s1.sIIIa RoIrnsipla
Wwlnshhs.,sr and SspSn spr,Ss.; returning esye
dayS 0A "Vuus''' "euu0'u"''
SsSa ssd Pdsgs ca ar Ha a
,aiI0ad train from Alexandria, aud arrives at
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ORPHANS COURT.

nRPHANb' COURT.
MARCH 0, 1853,
IN the case Of ANNIE q, GAsTOS, admlnIstratrix
Of Albert a. uASton, deceased, the Ad nislratriX
G31Lt q Washington county Aforesaid apo intsd
TUESDAY, April Q. A., u. 1850, for the dual
OF said deceased. and Of the assets In hand as lar
as the same have been collected and turned into
Of said deceased are pOtned 70 attend. with their
claims properly yopehed, or they may otherwise
ceased estatei provided copy Of this order be
published once week for three weeks In the Ma.
rIONAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said day
Test: JAS, X. o'BETRNE,
mhlO'W3w Register Of Wills
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Proposals..
PROPOSALS. ZOE! EL0S SUARrERMAsTER's

pRoPosALs FOR aUARrERMAsrER's
STORES.
HEAbe'Rs MILITARY DIV. or MfssouRf,l
0YHIeE CHIIr oVARTEnnAsIER, I
A.. sr, Lows, No., March 10, isp.
aaM Y O'clock m. on SATURDAY, the Sd day 81
nIssa, I'D for supply Ing the United states Al ibis
neous ausrtsT@ssisf's stores, eomprisins@
Hardware, '-'-...-
Stoves,
ssAdlery, .n|
... Paints,
p. Oils,
Horsa.
Complete lists Of the Nrue,s. .na HAL ,,,rn =,
by application at this once, '''AApe'p'a"'u
or all bidg WV"
q Pr9pesal. .hoqd Be- s,ndoTssda Proposals for
dersiEned. y, n, RuGKIR.
- Assistant QuartsTmAateT Gen. o. So
Chief QuGrtermaster Military Div. o. Missouri.
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pUBLic SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDINANCE
AND ORDNANCE sTokEs

pUBLtC SALE OF CoNDRMNED ORDNANCE
ST. LOUIS ARsRsAL,l
$780, ST. LOUIS, Mo. Feb. %. 1909.
a. VIII 20 offered Tor sale, At public auetion, at the
~ L9ui. Arsenal, st. Louis. Mo-, Commanding on
MONDAY. the l2th day o. April. 1852 a. 10 o'clock,
oLdnanes stores, &c consisting in part Of the fol-
81 east:iron. Field Guns, with carriages
and Implements.
100 cast.iron Guns, various, total weight
about go tons
go tons Cannon Balls, 9 to t2-pounders.
80 illery Carriages, various.
90 sets Artillery wheel Harness, for two
900 Sporting Rides aud Shot Guns, various.
i,nl sAbres and Swords, various.
1B,OOO Cartridge Boxes, various,
1900 Cavalry Sad lilies, various.
S,UQ Artillsry Saddles, various.
1900 Cqrb Brides, various.
1000 Watering Brides. various.
1880 Leather Traces, various
t0l,es5 pounds Of Cannon Powder.
SB 40 do. Mortar do.
777,6sO do. Musket do.
1890 do Rifle do
80 15e,Si0 do. damaged do
20, $4,000 Musket aOd Pistol Percussion Caps.
Wrought and Cast-iron Scraps, &c.
Porsons, desiring catalogues Of the stores to be
sold can obtat9 them BY application 20 the Chief Of
3; Crispin, y; :. A. p urehasing Agent, corner Of
Houston and Green streets, New York. or upon
application at this Arsenal. "
Lieut. Col. Jbrduause and p B GtAtBh rI 9sB,
b. A., COMMANDING. feb77. ID
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Concrete Pavement

or Sidewalks, Stables, Horse-stalls, Warehouse
Floors, Cellars, Ao,, warranted water and rat
proof. Samples can be seen at J. d. Oioott 4 Sons
hlae daJ.n
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GheQmtell1qetrrer
ITEMS BY TELEGRAPH.

"A Cincinnati telegram says Governor
Cox has accepted as Secretary of the In.
terror. He went east over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad yesterday morning.
james Engle, watchman in the Inte-
rior Department, was killed Friday night
by young woman whom he had seduced,
for refusing to provide for her illegitimate
child. She beat his skull in with ham
mer and then gave herself up to the
police.
Last Friday night at Concord, New
Hampshire, was the coldest of the season.
Frank Hardy charged with numbering
". Rich, his father-in-law, in Adams
county, Ohio, arrived in Cincinnati from
Cairo, Saturday morning, in charge of q
detective.
Governor Cox, the new Secretary OF
the Interior, held levee at his home in
Cincinnati Saturday morning, and receiv-
ed the congratulations of his friends.
Charles Urban, of Cincinnati, died
Saturday morning from the effects of a
blow from brass knucklers, received in a
row last Sunday night. Henry Rolf has
been arrested on charge of comm hitting
the deed.
The trial of p. S. Lanham manager
of the late Pachall house association at
St. Louis, which has been in progress for
the last three days, for selling lottery
tickets, was concluded Saturday after
noon. The jury returned verdict OF
guilty and fined the defendant $4,000.
"A suit by the Gas light Company of
st. Louis against the city for S1G6,OOO
for gas furnished in 1865, which had been
before the Circuit Court some days, was
decided Friday, the jury giving the Gas
Company S47,GS5.
Eight Gambling houses in St. Louis
were raided by the police on Friday night
and considerable property was seized.
Wendell Phillips in lecture at Jer-
sey city, Saturday evening, commented
on Grants inaugural rather favorably.
He urged vigorous and if necessary a
sanguinary policy towards the South as
the only means to secure lasting peace.
"A destructive fire occurred at Akron,
Ohio, at an early hour Sunday morning
All the buildings on the south side of
Market street between Canal and High
streets we're destroyed. Loss about $lO,-
600 with light insurance.
The Chicago newspapers, generally,
take ground against modifying or repeal
ing the Treasury act of 1889.
The Tribune thinks Mr.. Stewart will
qualify himself by Withdrawing from
business.
The Republican believes he will pre-
fcr to resign the treasuryship.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, , March5 .

LONDON, March5.
English and French journals warmly
eulogize General Grants inaugural and
says that the paragraph on Foreign
Policy indicates peace.
The Liberte publishes a report of the
death of the Pope, but it is discredited.
LONDON, March C.
Ten monster petitions were presented
to Queen Victoria at LeVee yesterday.
praying amnesty to Fenians.
Seven of the Fenians imprisoned in
various parts of the Kingdom have been
liberated, the following are their names:
Thomas Burke, an American Fenian
organizer; Dennis F. Burke, one of the
editors of the Irish People; Captain Nc
Key and Messrs. O'Conner, Starke and
O'Keefe, the latter was sentenced to ten
years imprisonment for having written
reasonable article that was published
in the Irish People. Messrs. O'Connor,
Stark and O'Keefe were liberated un-
conditionally.
Later advices have been received from
Japan via Shanghai that the Minister
of France to Japan had an audience with
the Mikado at Jeddo, and presented his
credentials. The ports of Yeddo and
Negata have been opened to foreigners.
Yeddo is to be the official residence of
the Mikado and the permanent Capital of
the Japanese Umpire.
STAIN.
MADRID, March G.
The subject of government monopoly
in salt and tobacco in Spanish colonies,
has been referred to Select Committee
in the Cortes.
PRU SHIA.
BERLIN, March G.
Bancroft, the American Minister gave
grand dinner day before yesterday in
honor of the Inauguration of President
Grant. Count Bismarck was present
and made speech. He said that no dis
pute had ever arisen between the United
States and Germany and that friendly
relations between the two countries were
now especially guaranteed.
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by rELEGuAPI1.
The Cubnn Revo1utIon.

HAVANA, March I.
On Thursday of last week the rebel
Brigadier Gen. Ardoz was taken prisoner
and shot on the following Saturday. The
Insurgents in the eastern department have
concentrated their forces at Mayari and
troops have left Santiago to attact them.
A fight had occurred between the color
ed volunteers and band of colored in.
surgents in the neghborhood of Santiago
De Cuba, in which seventeen of the lat
ter are reported to have been killed.
The Captain General has recognized Fl.
C. Hall as Consol General of the United
States.
Numerous arrests continue to be made.
Three hundred and fifty additional troops
have arrived. 1t is believed here that
General De Roda replaces Count Val
maseda in command of the troops, but
does not relieve him of the duties o
Captain General. A force of Cavalry
goes to Glen Fuegos and battalion of
Volunteers is about starting for the same
place. There are reports here of the land
ing of revolutionary expedition near the
mouth of the Saqua Laqunda river. The
inhabitants of the vicinity sunk the
schooner in which they came, to prevent
their escape. Troops have been sent
in pursuit and encounters of the troops
with the insurgents have taken place near
Remenda, Saqua Laqunda, Villa Clara,
Glen Fuegos andTrinidad, but the result is
not stated. 'Laborers are repairing the
railroad at such points as are deemed safe
from attacks from the insurgents.
HAVANA, March 6.
Joise De Armas, recently sent as COM
missioner by Dulce to the insurgents, is
alleged to have issued proclamation
impugning the actions of DuGce. Carrea,
a companion of Armas, denounced
the alleged proclamation as forgery
and that the statements therein are false.
Two hundred tons ofpowder was found
secreted in the house of Mrs. Terry.
The blockade running into the interior
from Glen Fuegoes is quite successful.
The revolutionary General Quesada is
sick with the smallpox.