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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
The President and the Foreign Appointme ent


The President and the Foreign Appointments. A..
WASHINGTON, April Q.
The President refused to see visitors to-day
and was busily engaged prior to the Cabinet
meeting, with the Secretary of State in arrang-
ing the foreign appointments. 1t is his intention
to send in the principal foreign appointments
either to-day or tomorrow. The delay in these
appointments has been occasoned by the nomi-
nations made by Washburne, which have en-
barrassed the Secretary to some extent
The Pacific Railroad.
Tie Pacific Railroad Committee agreed to-day
that, pending the investigation now in progress,
there shall be no more bonds issued to the Cen
trail Pacific Road east of Monument Point nor to
the Union Pacific west of Ogden, leaving eighty
miles in possession of the Government until the
disputed point is settled
Southern Reconstruction.
The Senate has adopted Mortons amendment to
the Mississippi Virginia, and Texas Reconstruction
bi compelling those States to ratify the fifteenth
amendment to the Constitution before they are re-
stored to representation in Congress.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
Conscience Money.
WASHINGTON, April "a letter was received at the
Treasury Department this morning containing 800
bill with request that it be deposited in the con-
senderEto Mr.. Fisk Secretary of the Treasury, and
postmarked Princeton, N j. Another conscience let
ter from oxford Pa, contained 81 80 sent in payment
Of revenue stamps amounting to that sum which the
writer had found and used.
Naval Orders.
Chief Engineer John II. Long has been detached
from special service at New York. and ordered to the
SauguS.
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FIRST EDITIO N
CUBA.
Monitors Fitting Out for the Protection Of Our
Interests-A Demand To BE Made for the Re-
lease of American Prisoners.

Monitors Fitting Out for the Protection OF Our
lnterests-A Demand To BE Made for the he-
lease Of American Prisoners
The Washington correspondent oil the New ofk
Tribune telegraphed the following yesterday
Cuban matters are becoming more important
and interesting each day, the interest being en-
HANGED by the action OF our own GoVernmenli
and the presence here of intelligent representa-
tives from the insurrectionary forces, who are
daily gaining influential friends by the repre-
sensations which they are enabled TO give.
There can no longer be any DOUBT OF
enee to the American prisoners held by
the Spanish authorities, nor of the decision to
maintain faithful neutrality as between the
contending parties on the island. There is
no doubt however, that our Government
will unhesitatingly demand the immediate and
unconditional release of all the American pri-
soners and that all efforts at interference on the
part of citizens Of the United States will be pc
remptorly dealt with. This is rendered more
apparent each day by the action Of the President,
and heads of departments The Navy Depart
ment is especially active in its preparations to
prevent interference by our citizens. Rear-Ad-
miral Poor the commandnnt of the Navy Yard ut
Washington, received instructions to-day to
fit out an iron-clad monitor with all possible
despatch, and il is more than probable that
she ia destined to swell the largely-increased
naval force in the West Indies. Teegraphic
orders have also been sent to Commander John
ii. Upshur to proceed with the apprenticeship
Saratoga (now at New London, Comm without
unnecessary ucldy, W IldNuuh, HIlu report lOT
duty to Rear-Admiral Hoh 1t is also known,
semi-oficially, that instructions will soon be
issued for the preparation for sea-service OF the
iron-cad monitors Dictator and Canonicus-two
of the best vessels of their class in the possession
of the Government, and now laid up at League
Island.
Efforts are being made by parties belonging to
either one side or the other of the Cuban diff
Guilty, to open negotiations with the Navy De-
partment for the purchase of certain few OF
our monitors, and have asked the lowest price
which the Government will receive for them.
Secretary Borie and Admiral Porter, however,
are wary of these oyertures, and have thus far
declined to entertain them. Admiral IIof
communicates to the Government the
fact that the Spanish authorities
have upon several occasions arrested American
citizens in Cuba upon the mere suspicion of their
completely with the rebels. Frequently they are
held for long time without trial, and when
their cases come up they are discharged for want
of evidence. This practice has become 80 com
mon with the Spanish authorities that Admiral
Hoff deems it his duty to call the attention of
the Government to the fact, in the hope that
some action may be taken to prevent such ar
rests in future.
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THE tS7.4TE LEGLSLATURE.
Senate.


to recall from the House the bill yesterday
ing the city from removing the tracks on Broad street until
M Henszey stated that he had always been opposed to
the bill and it's original consideration had struck out the
allowing consequential well actual damages
He offered the resolution for the purpose of killing
the bill which contemplated wrong to the city of Phila
phia Parcel and Local Express Company. Passed.
House of Representatives.
Mr. Kleckner moved TO take and defeat the bill which
had been under consideration last evening allowing the
tracks to remain Broad street The House would not
agree at this suspend the regular order OF business
Mr. Hunter, of WestmOrelGnd as member of the Gene
in Harrisburg paper upon the action of that
mttoe He understood TO argue that newspapers had
proceedings, according TO welesabshed parliamentary
The Philadelpha Trust bill. already passed by the
SenaR reported fayoraby BY the House committee
3 no Se sqF TO 5n fs the
the safe condition of their boilers Was reported fayora6
return the bill allowing the tracks to remain
Mr. Davis that Senate had passed
this bill the responsibility Of the should be
allowed to remain with them. He did desire cali up
object was to the settled so that the rails
could be removed speedily from the The majority
see that the rails are speedily ronosed "
Mr. DALEY introduced the following That all sales
pledges other disposition of bonds stocks
money, other property acquired by burglary larceny
% or an n sde are 70 noTyoy 70 Dc
other receiver thereof shall be held TO thereby but
remain Unaffected and have been diyested by such
burglary larceny such sale pledge, disposition
The HOUSE bill Of Mr. Josphs to divorce Margaret From
from her husband was passed, 80
The Metropolitan House Police bill passed to third
Cher Be%oca @ oSeqtns to is and M
The following House bills were passed -
Ineorporating the GeTmantown Land Company; incor.
rating the Great Central Mutual Relief Association
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FROM THE PyACIFIC COAST
The Gold Hill Couaagrntion.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9-Gold Hill-9 P. M
Twenty-eight bodies have been recovered, and
the fire is still burning on the 800 feet level in
the Yellow Jacket mine. The debris of tle
cave-in this morning has been removed, and
water was being thrown on the flames at p. NJ.
1t is expected that the fire would be subducd
before morning. II is now stated that mt least
forty men perished by the awful calamity. The
bodies recovered presented terrible appear
ance, indicating desperate attempts 10 escape
the intense suffering before the breath left
HON.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Excitement-The Federal Appointmen en.s.

An Exctement-Th Federal Appointments.
Special Despatch to The Euentag Telegraph
BALTIMORE April "a mad bull broke loose on
the streets here yesterday, and caused terrible con-
sternatCn by running Cvir and upsettng several
persons, injurng some considerably but not danger
ously. He finally captured
The Federal appointments for Baltimore give gene
ro' co. 'racti'n. The Judge Bond party are some
what disappointed and will make some opposition
ut.i.z 81. ,n,, : ,iA,,. A. urOyided for.
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THE .EUROPE4.N M.4RKETS
by Atlantic Cdbte.
This Mornings Quotations.

This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, April "a. M.--Consols, 931i Tor money
and 93}a for account; o. y. FVe-twentiess STOCKS
steady; Erie Railroad, PA Illinois Central s6I
Atlantic and Great Western, 8OI3 ~
LIVERPOOL, April "a. M-Cotton dnil ~ ~ l2'sd'
for mddling uplands and l2ltd. for mddllng Or
leans The sales of the day are estimated at 1000
bales The sales OF the week were ~ 600 bales, OF
which 5000 for export and 5000 for speculation
Breadstufls are unchanged
LONDON, April "a M-Tallow, 46s 3D..
This Afternoons Quotations
LONDON, April 9-P M.-U. s. FiVe-twenties ana
stocks dull and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, April 9-P. M.-Stock OF Cotton anoat
425,000 bales, OF which 1852, 600 are American Pork
104s. Refined Petroleum, Is. Cd. Cheese, us.
HAyRE, April 9.-Cotton opens unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, April 90 p. M.-Iarns ana laDrlcs at
Manchester are dull Corn hrIn. Flour quiet and
steady. California Wheat, "a sd; No, red West
eTn, W, sdSss, vi, Peas, 99s. 3D.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Despatch 10 The EUeniRg Telegraph
William Ill, Barnes Again RenOuIinuted for the
COllecI0rstip.
= WAsHINeToN, April 9.-Senator5 Cameron and
Scott have succeeded in having William H.
Barnes name sent TO the President, from the
Treasury Department, for denomination as Col
lector of the First district Of Pennsylvania.
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From AspinwaIl.

New YORK, April 9.-The steamship Rising
Star brings $222, 95'77 In treasure, and Panama
advices to April 1. 1t was reported that forces
of Chiriqui. The smallpox is raging fearfully in
Panama. The adyices from all other sections
are barren of neWS
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stock Quotations by Telegraph p. M.
NEarl.ets by TeIegraph.

NEW YoRK April 9s0S6s strong sss. Golf ID 40 1855 5
isse new 'Ss 1851 iiS IO4Os 1854 Virginia SKIES
5S Missouri ses 81; CSpt9n COMPANY Ss RRssdIss
99I Hudson River, 147; Michigan Contr ny Mcpta Et
SopS IT, TeHniaDi and foledo al ChicgGo AM Rock
leland 1so5E; PittsbuTg and Fort Wayne lSiH
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Marine Disasfer.

KEY WEST, Florida, April 9-The ship Dolores
Captain Regarte, from Havana for Hong Kong was
ranoyer by the British brig Principally, from Pensa-
cola for Montevideo and was badly damaged All
hands Were saved, and the ship WAS brought in BY
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latest Markets by Telegraph.

New York, April 9-Cotton steady; 800 bales sold
Flour steady sales of 5000 bbi. Wheat frmer, ct o de
cline OF 2a5c sales Of 1000 bSsh as 2 No $la CON nrmer
sec. Oats dull and quotations nominal Beef
quiet Pork heavy mess, $3l. Lard heavy steam Ia
tal8nc Whisky heavy at &c.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Eliza Mclaughlin, HILBERT from Ardrossan for
Philadelphia spoken 7h inst of Nantucket lghtship
Barque Ellen Moore from Cardiff for Philadelphia,
spoken 9Th inst. OH ShnnecOck.
Brig Samuel Welsh, johnson, for philadelphia, cleared
at Pensacola 3lst ut 80, -.
Brig Potos Coalheet Palermo 14h ult for Messina
Brie Gazelle Cole, at Messna 10th ult, from Cardiff
Brig II. j. Burton Burton sailed from Lisbon 18th ult'
Brig q g. Van Horn, Cofl, sailed from Antwerp 25th
ult., fof Boston. o. 80,
25th ult. - ,,, , m a. M,
for PhilAdelpha, cleared at New York yesterday
Schr L. X. Coggswen, SWEET, hence, at Newbuypor 9th
Sehr H. Hickerson, Nickerson hence at Bath 9th inst
Schr COhassott, Gibbs, hence at New Bedford 9th ns
ran into Centre street wharf carrying away Ayins b599
jthd doing other slight damage.
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Latest Shipping Intelligence
For additional Marine Netos see Inside Pages
lBY TELE0RAPH.l

New YoRK, April 9-Arrved, steamships Columbia,
from Havana; Main, from Southampton; and Rising STAR
from Aspinwan.
BosToE, April 9-Anived steamship Australasian from
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The Pope interfered with a society in Rome
which proposed 70 reduce the price Of bread.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

BaIqne Isaac K Dayls, Hand, 81 Ihomas, Andenried,
Norton Go.
Brig Nellie Mitchell, Nelson, Aspnwall s. L. Merchant
Co.
Schr d. G. Floyd Weeden, Lynn Audenried Norton Co.
Schr g. & L. Marts, Marts, Boston, do.
Schr Henry Hobart, Manson, Boston, do.
Schr Abagail Haley, Haley Boston, do.
Schr Frank Herbert, Chase Boston, do.
Steamer Old North State Coster Portsmouth, d. Cooper
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TRUssEL WORK COAL YARD FOR SALE.
Il with large stone building suitable for storage puroes
Apply 20 A. OARFYi TWENTYTHIRp AHd pitNNsYLs
NANiA AEsnas. HF seSr
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ITO COMMISSION MEN, &C.-FOR SALE
u Valuable property $. E corner Twelfth and Waahine
ton Avenue lot 20 by 2S $50 feet railroad track oa
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ARRIYED THIS MORNING.

Schr j. j. Barrel Perry days from Georgetown d. c.,
with iron to LennoX Burgess
Schr j. w. Hag, Dieh, days from Newborn NJ c. with
lumber and shingles to 7. P; Calvin 4 Co
Sehr Clayton Lowber, jackson, | day from Smyrna,
Del, with grain to Jas. L. Bewley & Co.
Schr NJ. O. Burnte, DurborOuRh, day from Camden,
Del with grain to Jas. L. Bewley 4 Co.
Steamer Rotary, Brown, Z days from GAINESVILLE, with
shingles to Patterson Lippincott.
Steamer Monitor, Jones "a hours from New York, with
mdse. to W. NJ Baird & 90.
Correspondence Of he Phiadelphia Exchange. "
l4EWEs, Del, April ID Il. M.-Schr C0rdea NewEdrk
from Maangas for ORDERS arrived the Beakwater this
r. NJ and remains, in company with schrs lochie from
New York for Baltimore; Alex. Wiley from Washington
~ e., for New York and Emma L. Gregory, from Rock
land for Richmond, Va.
There barques beating in the Cages this eyenins
JOSEPH LAFErRA.
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IOfFICIAL.l
Byshe Prssideut OF the Uaitcd stntcs
Of America.


oT Amsr,s. ~ "''
Ar.R oxI Am
IN psrusnce q a. prtsislSss a the act
of Couaf iapusoya Ali nth, issp,
hGcby &esi1h az Jul Hay, Che thirtictlr day
OF Novembet, ND, ssthe tins hpfsubnHting|
the Constitution adopted by the Convention
which met In Austin, Texas, on the If
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Simmons, tho stroke Of tho Harvard In
ternational Four" who sailed in the City OF
Paris on Saturday, having Just graduated
at Cambridge ana chosen SURGERY his
profession, will remsin In rutope afsef the
work of the. CROW = nniahed to study d
Vienna and elscwhers.
Professor Maury, Of the Virginia Military
Institute, has accepted the position OF fres'-
dent Of the University Of Alabama.
william W. Davidson, a clerk In the oihec
Of the II. W. Grand Secretary OF the Ma
sonic fraternity, at Philadelphia, has been
absent since Friday last. Everything Is
right at the Office, and hc was In comfort
able circumstances, aud u Is not known
what the cause eau be. ..- o.
George Sand lately refused to contribute
money to benevolent enterprise because II
was patronized by the Empress.
Julia Ebcrgenyi, the murdercss Of the
Countess Chorinsky, has died Of consump-
ton In prison.
Bismarck "aiways intrusts difficult com
missions 10 men with spirited and ambitious
wives" .r.
Petrcii, now with the Brignoli troupe, is
said 10 be the haudsomest baritone ever In
IN this country. .....
Amanda Craig denies being engaged. Who
bids for the $4,000
Senator T. r. Bayard, Of Delaware, Is al
| Wizards.
Mr.. Dent, the father Of Mrs. Grant, lef
here yesterday for Laurel, Md, and will
i H.
his son-in-law. H..r.'H'.
Gen. o'Neill, Of Fenian renown, has re
turned from his tour through the South
made for the purpose Of observing the con
dition Of the Fenlan organization In that sec
ton. He states that there are but few well
maintained circles In existence, but there i
nevertheless a deep feeling among the Iris
! population Of all the Southern States, which
with proper care, would develop itself into
widespread enthusiasm for the cause.
Hon. VIM. A. Richardson, Assistant Sec
rotary of tho Treasury, returned ycstorda
from his home in Boston, where he has bee
for the past two weeks, and was at his oiiic
to-day.
Mr.. John Wetmuth, the Chancellor Of Il
!, Swiss Legation, has returned from his oxter
sive trip to Eastern and Middle Tennessee
Mr.. Wcrmuth has visited the new Swi
COLONY In Grundy county, and will prcpa
an interesting report Of his mission for Il
Consul General, Mr.. John Hitz, to be tran
mitted to the homo government.
Il VIM. Tschirch, esq., Cappell Meister fro
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hAy'nI uJtsinsl an extensive = Il vii. npgusd
sale FIR mnr CENTURY" brand " VINE cur
CHEWING TOBACCO. We dsstro l., Annnuars DIST
we Snail NOT pack d,ily slOO In small Tia .fuilra
pars after this date, July J. its merts bstnr 81 IA
Nursbly reeog nzed that this uosnsntH no longer
necessary, 10 avoid misspprrh"usi"n, howeyer,
We wou d add !hniw9 shall S?ntinas ." rack orders
CLuBH aud "EUREkA" brands ~ SMOKING
TOBACCO.
The"YkGHT CLUB" /. dcyola of Nieniins, aud
cannnt iuiurc the hsAliL aud Is especially recon-
m"niei to people Of sedentsry Occupations or ner.
yOus constitutions. Tho trads ar. invited to send
for circniar-. T.. LuHtLbARD,
JYlh.ln New York.
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proposals ron SUBSISTENCE STORES.
GSs % sTRsIEEI Is

s's;I.r Yo pr Z u Ss 5 n , sssAS:r'
SsiSips, corner n drssns ma HsusicS streets. n
iSiiowass sSss:issss Stores. to BE- asiSeIsd In
ssss fclf ' Sss. o. prime ms..-wheh
ststed-to be at least 40 pounds q meat per bar
r e GIss. PrsffF,sS
10 ss9isis o. ass. quality .x,r. .qpsrnns SOUTH
% sosnds yrins White Beans. tObs packed
ssSpoasds Caroline Rice in clean. good siOus
/, 80 pounds roasted and ground Rio Coffee.
I'm psuaas q clean, dry, Brown s1saT sa nq
N SSpoasSs hes, quality Of Adsmautins GSadls
go pounds good hard sosp, packed in boxes,
nv pcusdspare BLACK Pepper, ground, in
pgatier popad p.pers, packed In box,
~ SSSsS 81 pug ssss % ssspS
lodPou9ds sugar cured HAMS packed In By
5oposnds smoked Beef. packed in sacks.
ie3peands Jssa Conss, u 4; .aesks; ..
2leSaI arse1 Peas 5lb. rams, packed IL
:STs. sss 2,a ~ ssS' o s1aSS
srsseles %ass b asi vsisi' d b. expires: 81
s ,ss m also s printSa sopS q tis Savsr
n%s Do he'd g e, 4 prOPGssal and
p sSippins marx: % 5. f Ssrs.ssr dssiaHssd
SSssi a;.s;s q sssa
dIs.;sS Y; !. sTssi iss ,sniina0r'd "
'a' 'o' '''''''A'' e'0 o, l.. KILByB
iys-td Breyst BRIG Cen and A. o.
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uRv wong MARIETTA
NHs Ss nSn s soSa; n,m. n, g., ns
st,, ,eWrea ibsSspis CENTS tjuba ialSSisiI
a.n,. porio fIco iaxsoii cent? TIon5
quiet hut .,o,dyi southern p , Is@ia; whs.,
auiet hut firm, pSfnod cents. Oats quiet and
s.,nsav, ,ssSw centss Rye quiet and steady,
Al aTe;i 80. Pork auiet and stcsdyi asa AZ :
"o'' i'0A , wu.H.I
ALItnohn nAsnKIs
wa. more activity 10 Flour today Than for
ESQ we: tern Extra a. s'eS ~ cso's: ssptJ,ns
81, and ws.,eIa Family az % per VI;
active and Arm ard prizes to 70 ts5" sftts,
taM ~ ses .e e8np ~, .erv o nhn,ss
M*ls.w.;so, new aY NJ IosnS ~
40 c;eraMRsseI r S"V very iisSt. some Sniic
ale: q yellow reported. Quote 1t nominal 7"
foSyl ~; 49,, a...a "a s., .on.
~ .n,,t oou 1 sansd. ~ W. m ,.b.,
aooo nushen sens pc, , .s
oWn- ,WRnnnNn..e' u.,n ..u IN, ~
20 noie 70 oouos, Ply ane inluly IS. .n aa
steady, snd We quote, VII No, n bond ssiili
cents, g9id, lot iMt 70 p,nc "a anss n nnu
duty psh tangns rpm 49," =. "a, eS H,s,
LOT ih, 70 sno az J,,iss5t ccnt.' soia aotv
paid. ,.,...., .,,, 4,
Coiion.-Thefe 10 nothing whateyei dolns -
Cotton, and raves ate nomih ~ ~ w
2spzsN cents LOT ornihhfy, W GEMS ior 9ooo
ordinary, % cents ior low miduiinB anu ~ ets
| Tor middling, The demsnh 70 eonnneu enIiteiy
tn spinncrsl and they SHOW 20 aisposllon 70
purchase In adyAnee oil immedinte wsnn.
Motds.cs Grocery DESCRIPTIONS are s,iIl
| very dull, but grades suitable ior boiet' use
OF which there is none here, arc wanted. we
| quote as before, Wis Cuba elayed, iI95o cts
do. muscoyado, boas5 et.j Porto Rico, 6t9Tt
cts, and English lsltnd SOLO cts.
MW Feed -Brownstuiis we now dugte With
sales at lIGls cents, and Middlings At a18s'
cents pcr huahal, but sales arc quite Jlntteu.
PropfIiohs.The MARKET iof Provisi9ns u
! strong and buoysnt, especially for Bacon
| which 10 In active demand In the jobbing wav
| and orders are being filled as follows, VIZ: ~,
| 6l5lS cents for Shoulders, isitfpislI cents fol
| rib sides, and is,ff9ls1icents Tor clear rib do
| The trade are Offering 1914 cents for Shout
| defs, md isdpis4 cents Tor Sides, but there
| are no sales Al these figures Bulk Shoulder
are held firmly at A ,ctsr 40 advance, bu
there arc nd Sides oIerinF we nuote, now
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
M SPRINGS.
WILSON 4 LoRBNTZ, Proprietors.

MONTGOMERY Co.. Va. July l, $50
This delightful summer resort Is now opened for
the reception Of visitors.
The HOTEL, COTTAGES, BATH ROOMS, &c. 4,
have been thoroushly repaired aud furn' shed
throughout In the neatest mapnsr. Its Wild p9uu.
aud health giving fonntains oiler every Induce
meat TO thoss 10 pursuit Of health or pleasure Cot
can ba secured 81 addressiug tho prOpIetors. The
fare shall be equal to any hotel In the country.
springs Music By tho celebrated Metropolitan
band Ofwashingi9n, Visitors from Philadelphis,
Yin ths 0Iana. nad Aisxaudrin and SI,EIuia Aud
Tennessee railroads 10 the Big Tunnel depot at
thu Springs.
Terms per day, -; wosk. f2Di month, tiOi for
longer pariod aud for large parties special rates
will DO charged, For circulars apply at this Oihe0
WILSON 4 LORENT2,
ly7.f Montgomery White Snlnhnr spIinEs. Va.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.


HEADQUARTERS FIRAr MILITARY DIsrRicr,(
ofFiuR CHIgP QuARrEHsllIsh, I
RICHMOND, Va, June p, lsD. }
lhs ollec nth u IA, Of sATuRpAY, July 10, $50,
FOR the delivery Of good, merchantAble. dry, hard
and EOTfolk, Va , at such times and IN such quAn'
titles may be required IN each month until June
Monroe. Va. aud - cords monthly al horfolk.
Virginia.
Separate proposals are required for each Post
subject TO tho conditions mentioned In proyioue
Advertisement from this olhee.
The envelopes containing proposals. To DO III
dorssd ''PropnTals for Wood, " and forwarded by
mail to this ofhco So,
By order OF the General Commanding Ilrn MIL
taTy District J. d, CHANDLER,
Brcyet Col, QuatioTmAstor U. i. A.. Chief q. ~,
First Military District. Jyltd