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Clereymani while rsslaing N son.n AmeI1cs,
Tor the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease Ct the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
hole Of disorders brought on by baneful and
VICIOUS habits. Great numbers have been cured by
rms noble remedy. Prompted by q desire TO benefit
The sficted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
tT preparing and using thi. medicine. in . sealed
envelope, 70 any one y be needs n, frss o. Charss.
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station ,, Bible House,
naT3-ly New York City.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Caution.
IEAk PERKINS, w0RCESTERSHlRE SAUCE
Ruyers are cautioned TO avoid the numerous Csun-
t.Tf.it- and Init afiops offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCASS SONS, View fork,
tStls-1 awly Agents for the United st&Ies
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VThe young ladies Of vassar College have
formed an "snti- falling love- before YOU are
out-Of-sch0ol club" go 4.T4,--1 : - +.
VChicaeo reports that thirty-year-ol
chancePy suit Terminated in awarding 10 Nj.
Robinson, Of that nk, the snug little sum Of
$3.50 900 900, gfle -
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IT rs THOUGHT that in consequence of the
troubles in Spain, Admiral Alden may perhaps
concentrate his feet in Spanish waters
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RatchpIor-s Hair Dye is the best IN The worli;
re only trne and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
mt. no aissppoinfnent. harmless reliable. in-tan
tansc1s black or brown, at all druggists, and 10
I'D strset New York f3-eOly
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A CONGRATULATIONS TROJAN sends 81
to TIE Treasury department on account OF Gus
tom frauds at Troy, New York
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SENATOR CAssERLY made an argument
against the Goat Island bill, before the Senate
military committee last evening.
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On MaTriaxe.

Harry relief for Young Men from the effects Of
errors and sbuses in early life. Manhood restored
Imredimeuts To- marriage removed. New metnod OF
treatment. New and remark able remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free sailed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. south 9Th
,rre,t Philaarlphis, RHn.; Institution having q
Igh reputation for honorable conduct ana pro
fsrslCuaf ski cecf -cO5nn
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvEs UE-rhe receipts from this
source to-day were so, 2s5.Ss. s.
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Major CAMERON, who has been under the
wa her for day or two with a severe cold has
recovert d, and is again in his seat in the Senate
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SECRKrARY BELKSAP is much better o-day,
though still confined 70 his room.
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SECOND SUPPLY
TAYLoRs coApo6TSp roR HORSE ANN
CATTLE FOOD.
tChE HEALTH REsTORRR
80 s.ssy during the prevailing di.eeee.
s;.se In. - So nom Broadway and IN erese
49, nses Sn-svenue and y adison- svs1n~ 6eS~S
nova ~. W. BuBCHELL,
1889 9YSetl
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Prom the PaeiGsc side,
A &lfsl ono rIRE

$lOO.ODU fIRE.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 1.-The loss nv th,,
Tire in Sages oil warehouse exceeds 500 900.
partly covered by insurance
TWO STEAMERS OVERDUE.
No news has been received from the steamer
Nevada, now two weeks overdue from A ustra-
ia. Much anxiety is felt for the safety OF the
steamer General l.. Wright, overdue sixteen
days at Portland from Sitka.
THE q. P.R.R.
Inc hnal route OF the Southern Pacific ra1
road has been liked by surveys from Los Anye
los TO San Fernando.
GEN. CROOK KILLS 800 APAcHEs, AND Is GOING
TO KEEP on.
Lleuts. Ross and Burke. Of General Crooks
stan, arrived at Camp Grant, January 23d and
reported that a bsftle had been fought with
Apaches, during which four warriors were KILL
go, and twelve captured. Gen. Crook is at his
killed over three hundred warriors since the
opening Of the campaign. The general viii
continue to fight the Indians until they sue for
peace.
The Reported Hitch In the sysdfease.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12--The Word says An
there yesterday TO consider What Is termed the
take up si6o 900 600 Of twenties called by the
stated, at the request Of the syndicate. in order
70 stimulate the subscriptions 20 TIE new loan.
The call having failed practically to insure its
sibe for the amount, 30 as TO relieve the govern
Although the meeting WAS private n vas we'll
understood that the question discusred wa.
whether the syndicate would take up the
sloo,ooooco TO be oficially called or abandon
mer contract with the government
Political Resseeuetoo In HreaaDa.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA Dublin letter
says that the prosecution by the Engfish govern
ment, which has been reported by cable ss com
mencing yesterday, against one Irish bishop and
twenty priests, growing outof the Galway cleo
ton, has for IL aim the punishmenf Of those &C.
clesiastics who opposed the Government candi-
date, and IL ID probable that L may result in en-
citing the people - Delisscal distufbances-
Propssed LeGisses1ve Cempsouase IN
h0ufn10Da.
NEW ORLRANe, Feb. IA I.vc~uu.
Hall meeting Of members Of both lesislafures
was held this evening. A propositiou Vas rsde
BY the fusionists that . leeislsture, compo.ed q
nembers roturned by botk boards. be orrapi ri
The kelloeg members took he propoulfiop nm
DER eonadefatton. q
Arreet ~ Kensueknauu q. A.
vtoAotto0 q q. =. EaeeSfc
CucIrNArI, Feb. i2--ColIecS~r RrS,s
ana eight Democratic judges q Ierincscr ~.
we're arested yeeterdsy BY TIE Unifed So
marah0 for refusing % receive TIE 100 ~ -
ored men at the recent Dunicipai sa~cfson
committee Of substantial citisene NJ sSss 49,
are nov In Wa&hingfon in consulfsfioo ,~i,S a.
eosoaoent IN reference % TIE same msSSsr
"a HssteG has Got ffssen ;years, ip,r,s-
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liable BROTHERa
FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERs

r TREUYpy LADIEy NATIONAL DININo
fsnn.ylvAnis avenue. Lsdies' and sensisa sn =
Lac. LEA ever day from toSg; n, for IS ce.as.
psI,as Weddings, Dinner, &C., co1Dlese, sfc sS-
solie my other In my line IN fbs city, and volll
ERErrnn liberal share Of your Daffonale. y
syiSsS,s y Cs,sref end Confsetionsr, 1l0l Penn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE.
w Eleventh street, south Penney lvanis avenue.

W ssis1.Sss .t1ss., .ouih Penny avenue
,n As ssW .s, GENT c SsR fsyoR
xn caR LET cepe''nee in 'e %s si'SS S &
Af MISS fi:ssns 5RSSr 't GfG aIESSah'
The fsn'a' siT Piifi Is "a az chs%Sh'
To. gTsst x SENSATIONAL Song and n nsn:s Men;
Return Of he r lDiPt;h s,I gpfSh Comedian,
,snr z,sfT$ssS{1,TI;ri' nvpS
i'pi OH dir b,LLk Ht raet PE AfAAS
= ssiIis Chapman. Emma MASH. Emily smith,
;~lle MesRReI, Fannie Msy, Julia Bennett Annie
TIE GREAT FOSTAINBLEAU,
Cite Burbank Johnny GaTris, Dick Parker, r. Jean
Rstse, Huston Brothers. First time in this thes,sr
'''NF .."sna'1 VIRGINIA. MUMMY.
ADO Mr. Geo. k@Ignf' BARK 5.T Eer'iOn Of
psi9 sEsry Msd3ssd,y and Saturday
.HAr VII sing Sss5a NM. and Song,
IN LINCOLN HALL
-. ef nifty from Howard Univ rsiry. =
Among the large collection now used the following
Han hail hail I'm gwine to zine saint. above.
Peter, go Ring Dem Belle
I've heard from Heab n Today.
MIL white bosses ober in jordan.
Angels Brought Tidings Down
Sinner, you Better get Ready.
john sa% The HOly SuSSe G' siiiin on The lden
Altar.
And many others Of quaint, touching and peculiar
Character.
Admission, Soc; Reserved SEATS, 7sc Tickets 10
be had a. Ballsntynes Bookstore, 42e eth ST. Is St.
Il LINCOLN HALL,
NJ hSpAa ksENiSG, February II, ls73,
..yALERiE; on, THE TREASURED TOKEN,
with in distinguished Amateur Cast, splendid ANA
and large and efficient Orchestra, under the imne-
cinfe direction Of the composer.
Box Sheet now open at Messrs. Philip & Solomonis
Reserved seats, 81; Admission, 81. fs-td
OLpNo.J On Exhibitien (Nsw No
4e6 and Sale l3S
1'H 81, mARkkkfrER,s. f'rH ST.
70. s39 7th street, between d and Streets Ell chit
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice OIL Paintings, Engravings, Chromoe, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Windov
st:dss, rie.sars., Frames Picture Cords and Tss
I kass kn CASH 81 in the District
Please remember Name and Member. jel-iys
= 8. JUsrH PAYS FAIR PRICES for Ladies',
CLOTHING, UNpER-CLOTHING, : 8,
SHOES, &c, st SIS ID street, between 9Th and 7th
81. Notes by mail promptly attended to. oc9y
nLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Ere,
" bought a feir prices for O. Hey York house:
Household Furnitnfe bought and sold Notes by mail
Rromptly attended to By AuGkNeTEIN, laos
fennsyfvania avenue d1-lys
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vacancies in class four, six in class three, and
six in class two Of group A; also for any vscan
cies that may be caused by promotions to these
grades viii be held by the Treasury Department
examining board on Friday, the 2lst inst.
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OVERCOATS,
OFERCOATS, OVERCOATS.
OVERCOdTS.

Thee unheard-of prices result from determine
tiSn not ts carry over any portion Of our stock,
shlch Is nov offered atty per cent less than former
~ALL OTHER GOODS AT THE SAME
IMMENSE X INDUCTION
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The NEW JERSEY STAruEs.-A bill has
passed the New Jersey legislature appropriating
An additional five thousand dollars for the
statues OF Richard Stockton and Major General
Philip Kearney, to be contributed by New
national Capitol
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THERE WERE FEW VISITORS
at the White House this morning. Among
those who saw the President were Representa-
tives Shoemaker and Chaffee, and Gen. Bris-
tow, Gen. sheridan, Gen. ingalls, and Col For
sythe, Professor de Janon, Of West Point. and
Judge Reeves of Va - ="
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TIE NEwsPAgZR FEE EXCHANGE PRIV
lEeE,-A Question has been raised a. to whether
re law abolishing franking also cuts of the
Tree newspaper list in the way Of exchanges.
on the House floor, said that the matter had not
been officially brought to his attention, but from
cursOry examination of the law he should GER
tainly not regard IT as interfering with the free
transmission of newspaper exchanges. The act
distinctly relates to the franking privilege,
words having distinct meaning.-BostoR GLOBE
Special.
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SPAIN MISUNDERSTANDING Fish last eve
n ng received the following dispatch from Mi n
i>ter Sickles: "At O'Clock tonight the Cortes
adopted a republican form of government by a
vote of 25S in the Affirmative and 81 in the
nepative.v
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HE PonEEOY INvEsTIeATIoN.-The select
committee appointed In the Senate a few DAYS
since to investigate the charge Of bribery made
against Senator POmeroy, received q dispatch
from Senator Y0rke, of the Kansas legislature
this morning, stating that he and two other
witnesses against PomerOy would leave this
morning for Washington. They will reach
here on Friday evening or Saturday morning.
when the committee win at ence commence the
Investigation
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THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION Gov
TISUED.-The Senate yesterday passed with
amendment. the House bill providing for the
continuance OF the southern claims commission
The amendments of the Senate limit the extern.
ton OF the commission to January 1, 1876, in
stead OF 1917, and provide that no claim be re-
ceived or considered il not presented on or be-
fore March Sd next.
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SENATOR SUMNER was walking about Lafay-
cite square yesterday, looking stronger and
moving much more vigorously than his friends
had reason to hope for. He was leaning upon
the arm Of his physician, j. Taber johnson,
who, we understand, is of opinion that il Mr..
sumner can be induced to keep from excite
ment and remain away from Congress for the
remainder of the session, he viii be able to en-
ter upon his senatorial duties at the next session
with much Of his old yigor. = :
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COUPONS TO BE PAID II PRESENTED SEPA-
RATELY.-The Secretary of the Treasury iii
reefs that coupons of the two-year notes of 1856
which may hereafter be presented detache,
from the notes in violation OF the notice on sal,
coupons, that ''this coupon is void IL detache,
from this note except by an authorized office
of the government" shall be paid the same a
if the notes and coupons had been presented to
gether.
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FUNG-WING, a Chinese mandarin Of the fifth
class, and who is a graduate OF Yale College
Vas before the Senate foreign relations commit
tee yesterday and made an eloquent speech
IN perfect English, on the educational Interests
people OF that country. He was listened to with
great attention by the committee. Fung-Wins
seems deeply interested in education and be-
Heves that all Orientals who desire to be edu-
Gated should be sent to the United States instead
of Europe.
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HEADsroNEs FOR NATIONAL CENETERIEs.-
The Senate military committee met last evening
and referred the amendment to the bill author
izing the Secretary Of War to select from among
the bids for furnishing headstones for national
GENE teries that which shall embrace i'm the
greatest measure durability, decency, ami
eheapness, to the Secretary Of War for his opin-
ion.
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NEW ORLRANe, Feb. ia Lyceum
Hall meeting Of member Of both leeisl Azure.
vas held this evening. A proposition vas made
nemhe.s rstarned BY beth boards, be orcani red
Inc kenoeg members took the proportion un
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esssst q Sssps Re sst hf'ssniyssri .sus-
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The PoNERoY INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
at Topeka, Kansas, examined Governor Osborn
Dr. Logan, and W. F. Down yesterday. Cover
nor Osborn testified that b e took no part what
ever in the Senatorial contest, and had no un-
Outstanding OF any kind with any candidate in
relation thereto. DIR. Logan swore that he
made his canvass for himself alone, and had no
arrangement with PomerOy whereby he was to
withdraw in the latter's favor. DIR. Downs testi-
fed that he knew nothing OF the use Of money by
Pomeroy, and that he (Dawson) never paid
81, 900 or any other sum to Edward Clarke or
ANYBODY else for POmerOy.
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found no deposit of $4,000. There was none
exceeding $1,000, with single exception, and
s n. was Va the result Of mortgage he put upon
was no cash deposit not the result of a discount
or the money Of clients, exceeding 81 go. Mr..
Stevens was the owner Of large tracts of real
and Maria Furnace property, most Of which
he acquired prior 10 IS57. He also owned
land in Luxerne and Wyoming counted.
Witness produced an inventory Of the personal
ssan q .sisi ,ss to
special legacies and debts, and there Is An item
IN litigation now Of 1000. The newspaper
rumor that Mr. Stevens sold the Caledonia
bonds was without authority. Mr.. Stevens a.
ways asked $40 900 for the property before It
was burned ~ the rebels, and the executors
x, nov fSs the = sale q e for
papers Of Mr.. Stevens indicating that he ever
held bonds or stocks Of the Union Paci6c rail-
ROAD. The only bonds were some he got from
in Luzerne county, which land was subseauenfiv
taken back BY the executors, - there was some
dispute about the title. The bonds we're Della
ware, Leevenwofth and Pawnee railroad bonds,
and cut OF them was realised Ga 800. The par
value Of the bonds was e2a,ooo. witness nexer
withheld or delayed the inventory Of Mr..
Stevens PERSONAL estate for TIE Parpcse OF eon-
sS eI1 any isSt Saish that inventory truth
Of the public, and had no objection 70 ths public
knowing ~ about Mr.: sssvens' aSairA wiz
ness expresed his willingness - produce the
papers Of the deceased FOR the information Of
NE committee: Nr. .Stsyens was worth les ct
the day Of his death than he vas in 1854.
TIE Senaee SPECIAL OSnsn1teee.
Senator Morrill, ID chairman, held q ueefinr
nb morning. and completed arrapeenente FOR
ne invesdsatien.. The connitteS Wiil meet
sssssc.s i1piiesssd ass e1pssssd q appear Se e
aVsS tAsAs 80
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ical costume, for the long black cassock,
the black cloak, aud the enormous hat
OF the Spanish priest would be inconve
nient in campaigning, and dangerous.
He assumed the dress worn by the peas
ants-the low vest OF strong brown
cloth, the red sash round the waist, the
loose fitting breeches Of the monntaineer
of Navarro, the legs enveloped in black
CATERS, and the feet protected by the
sandals OF the country. He carries in
his belt a pair of loaded revolvers, and
in his hand thick stick, which is as
necessary n part of the equipment Of
the Basque peasant as the shillelah to
an lrishman. His head-dress is the
boina, or fat cloth cap, white in color,
with blue iassel in the center, which,
according TO the fancy OF the wearer.
may be of wooden, silk, or silver fringe.
His body.guArd is composed of ten or
twelve stalwart youths from his native
village, who accompanied him in all his
expeditions, armed aud equipped like
himself, and prepared to execute any
orders he may give them. They are
true to him, heart and soul; and 1t would
be dangerous experiment for any one
to tamper with their fidelity, or even re-
motely suggest the advantage OF betray.
ing him. He is never tired, and
yet no one gets over more ground
than he, or in less time. No one
can say exactly were he is. lie
has been known 10 spend part OF a
night in a village on the extreme from
tier, and, when his pursuers reach 1t,
knocked up with fatigue, they learn that
he is twenty or thirty miles in the in
terror. Every officer sent out after him
comes back as he went, after a wild
goose chase for many league. He
seems to know by instinct when and
where an ambuscade is laid, and, not
only does he battle his pursuers, but
often turns their own ambuscade against
them"
With the operations of Santa Cruz in
his mountain warfare the public is ia
miliar. 1t is only recently, however,
that Don Carlos, notwithstanding the
zeal and boldness of the Cure, has de.
nounced him, and declared that he shall
be treated as a rebel This is due, prob
ably, to the many excesses he has COM
mitted, and TO the fact that his warfare
is entirely irregular, and that he will
not acknowledge any orders. The com.
mand of Don Carlos has evidently had
the effect to disgust Santa Cruz with
fighting. He has made his way out Of
Spain TO Italy to be reconciled to the
Pope and resume his business as vii
lage cure. but it is doubtful, even if this
is granted, whether such fiery advo-
cate Of legitimacy, after his years OF
mountain life, will long remain con
tented with the humble duties of vii
lage priest.
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How John Adams Left the PresI.
dency.

Mr.. Adams last day arrived. This
odious judiciary law had been passed
three weeks before, but owing to the
delay Of the Senate TO act upon the
nominations, the judges we're still un-
commissioned. The gentlemen's party
had not the decency to leave so much as
one Of these valuable life appointments
10 the incoming administration, or any
other vacancy whatever, Of which It'd
ings reached the seat of Government in
time. Nominations we're sent to the
Senate as late as nine o'clock on the
evening Of the Sd Of March; and Judge
Marshall, the acting Secretary Of State,
was in his Office at midnight, still sign
ing commissions through whom another
administration was to act. But the
Secretary and his busy clerks, precisely
upon the stroke Of twelve, we're startled
BY an apparition. Il was the bodily
prsence OF Mr.. Levi Lincsln, OF Massa-
chusetts, whom the President elect had
chosen for the Office Of Attorney Gen
eral. A conversation issued between
these two gentlemen, which has been re-
Gently reported for US by Mr.. jefferson 5
reat-grand-qaugnter;
Lincoln-I have been ordered by Mr..
Jefferson TO take possession Of this Office
and It's papers.
Marshall-Why, Mr.. Jefferson has not
vet qualified.
Linooln-Mr jefferson considers him
self in the light Of an executor, bouRd to
take charge Of the papers Of the Govern
msnt anti be is duly qualified.
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Marshall Qaking out his ch)-Bui
il is not yet II o'clock.
Lincoln taking a watch from his
pocket aud showingip This is the Pres
dents watch, and rules the hour.
Judge Marshall felt that Mr.. Lincoln
was master Of the aituation; and, resting
a ruefel look upon the unsigned com
missions spread upon the table, he LETT
his midnight visitor in possession. Re
lating the scene in after years, when the
Federalists had recovered n portion
Of their good humor, he used to say,
laughing, that he had been allowed TO
pick up nothing but his hat.
While these events were transpiring,
Mr. Adams was preparing for that pre-
oipitate flight from the capital which
gave the last humiliation to his party.
He had not the courtesy TO stay in
Washington for few hours and give
the eclat Of his presence TO the inaugu-
ration Of his successor. Tradition re-
ports that he ordered his carriage TO be
at the door Of the White House at mid.
night; and we know that before the
dawn of the ilh of March he had left
Washington forever.-Jdmes Parton in
the Atlantic for July.
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MONTG o ERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.

TTNHIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE
will be open for the reception Of visitors
on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT.
Extensive additions of new furniture have
been added and the preprietors are making
every arrangement for the comfort and conve
This is the most beautiful and extensively
improved of all the numerous watering places
in the mountains of Virginia. All the usual
appliances for the comfort and amusement OF
the guests are provided, and Express, IlcKet'
Post and Telegraph Offices are found here:
The Bar will be under the management OF
Thornton A. Atkinson. and will be supplied
with the best of liquors.
BIG TU N ~ H l.,
IN the Va. and Tenn. division Of the A. M.
and q. X, r. is the station at which you take
the car for the Springs-distant Ia miles,,
Round trip tickets can be procured at all the
principal towns and cities.
&c A. CoLHoUE, for twelve years the Resi-.
dent Partner of the Allegheny Springs, Will
assume the management, and he tenders 20
his old patrons cordiai welcone' anu pieukkiges kie
his efforts TO render their stay pleasant. We
propose Co have none but the most experienced
servants. and our supplies OF every descrlP-
fion will be selected from the best the country
and city afford. II is the intention OF the new
oroprietors to so improve this property as to
make 1t the
leading watering Place In the
Mountains of virginia.
Its many natural attractions can be go I'M
nTeved and ornamented as to render this COM
paratively an easy task.
servantsi and eur supplies Of every descrlp-
tion will be selected from the best the country
and cities afford. 49,. .so
TERMS-S2 80 per day; Sl6 per week SO
Der month; for the month OF June, e4O. ,Chli
dren under ten and over two years old ana
servants, half prize, ,ou.N
Proprietors.
Clerks: c. NJ. Obenchain, VIM. Wade and
VIM. +. Rose. ~ VI -.