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CUBA, SPAIN AND PERU.
Neutrality and BellISeroncy.
Dis41nfch TO the Ne1U York Post.

DLSpufch TO the NGtU York Post.
WASHINGTON, June IS.
The arrest of leading Cubans in New
York for a violation OF the neutrality
law has been the subject OF consldera-
ble discussion here in political and di-
plomatic circles. This step upon the
part OF the government was taken only
after certain representations had been
made by the Spanish minister to the
authorities here.
1t is learned from high official quar-
ters that it is the intention hereafter to
execute vigorously the provisions of
this law, and arrest all persons who
may engage in violating it.
There is also some talk 10 the effect
that since the action of Peru In recog-
nizing the belligerency of Cuba Presi- =
dent Grant will withdraw the offer of
his good offices as mediator for the
Conference which was to have been
held here between Spain and the South
American Republics, to settle the dif-
ference existing between these nations.
Nothing will be uono, however, in
the case until General Grant returns.
when the subject will be brought up
before the Cabinet. Secretary Fish
does not believe that this course ought
to he adopted, and will advise against
it, but says it is for Spain alone to say
whether the action of Peru is a suth-
cient reason to justify her in declining
to hold the proposed conference.
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PARTIES claiming to be In confden-
tial relations with the Secretary of the
Treasury say he will soon make turn
on the market to relieve the monetary
pressure, but do not hint what it is.
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sEA SOUTHERN paper reminds Its read
ers that it was the ladies OF the South
ern rebels, and not of the loyal North
who first inaugurated the practice Of
strewiug the graves of the dead sol
diers who had fallen in the rebellion
with flowers. 1t says those at the South
who object to the custom now, are re-
sponsible for 1t, and ''cannot shake
their auburn locks at US and say thou
didst it," II they attempt to say any
thing of the sort, we hope they will
speak better grammar than Is thus
ascribed to them.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSET-Stringent; at per cent until close
| OF bank hours commission l'3!; rates fell 10
srERLING-FIrm at 81 O9%@1 O954.
GOLD-Lower; opened at 81 S67s; carrying
rates 1-l69S-2 per day.
G2I5Ss12I54; do 81. 1lt91@ll65S; DO 'S5. 1lS@
~ 51s Is do llssg RsM '9g i69s a9 s yiFs2S FssaiS
1880 1857.
sTocKs-Pacino Nell sI34; Western
Union 8g7Gi NewYork Central 1885; Erie
lo251; OHIO mississippi sl; Michigan
1S Al MPEf9n nf Rac lo and
ESPKEss ssiHAREs-Wells, Fargo & Co. sOs4
6g5S; Merchants Union Is.
CINCINNATI.
JUNE l9.-FLoUR-Unchanged and quiet;
family at IS 5Q96 IS.
9 at 81 Is; No. at 81 25. Corn-Dul but IN.
changed; ear at csc for yellow or mixed; and
84966c for white. Rye-Scarce and sold at
81 Is.
CorroN-Unchanged middlinRs at $40.
WHISKY-Quiet at SIC.
Held at $50 2s@3 35 so. Bulk Meats-At 139
l6c for shoulders ahd sides. Bacon-At 1459,
17I and ls7@c: Sugar Cured aams@At soAL. LOg
done; these are nominal quotations 70 a
great extent,
BUTTER-FIrm at 24@2Sc.
EGGS-At 159l6c.
GROCERIES, unsettled and
nominally unchanged. COtee-Duu and
OILsELnseed On-Unchanged and steady
at 81 O3Sl O5.
GoLD-136H buying.
MoNEY-MRrket close.
EIcaAS0E-DulI at HtSl-lO discount buy
ing.
JUNE 10.-FLoUR-In good shipping de-
mRnd at 1Oal5c higher on low and med11n
grades; sales OF spring extras at 81 1896 q.
GRAiN-Wheat-Actiy No; l adyanSedd va Sed
292Ec higher; sales at 81 lS9I ak; closing
At 81 20; this afternoon unsettled and nomls
nal at 81 19. Corn-Moderate1y acIVe I1 Sn0
A95<c higher; sales No. at e81I96Sc; NO
az 635<96j1%c; rejected at 57955ci closing AZ
e4@e33<c for No. !, and $50 IOr No. 2; TINS
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B 1wHEEITNc3 WEST VA. MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 2l 1859

afternoon irregular at eye bid for No. 2.
Oats-Mo oderately active and l@i15c higher;
Firm at 1S91c higher; sales No. at Si9l OF;
No. 3 at S7@9sc. Barley--Duu and nominal
at 81 20 for NO. 2; sample lots 81 2O9l 10 on
CATr1E-DuH and I6@25c lower at $500 SO
for butchers' stock; S6 1907 % for fair to good
HoGs-QuIet and lOal5o lower at $3.50
40 for common; IS 5G@s rs for fair TO me-
dium, and So S599 05 for good to choice.
Toledo.
JUNE NEla-FLoUR-Firmer and nominalIy
GLAIN-Wheat-Sa4c better and active;
amber u ~ on SPSt ana ,, ~ 81 o1yeT 1Rn Ine
red 81 Is; closing quiet. Corn-Steady and
unchanged; No. CSC; No. 6815. Oats-Dull
Closed So better; No. l SiO0. Barley-NOm-
inal.
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mAsKEs1 BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NRw YORK. June 10.

NEW YORK, June ~.
COTToN-Dull and heavy; sales OF 300 bales
at 331Sc for middllng uplands.
FLOUR-CIOSed shade tirmer for shipping
grades. with fair export and moderate spec
aIRtlVe demand.
AIN--Wheat--Quiet and slightly in
buyers favor at 81 45C1l 461S for No. 2; and
81 5O9l 81 for No. spring. Rye-NominaI.
UaLsoDulI at 771Ss1Sc for western afioat.
Corn-Steady at 6Ut9 SC for canal; and SIG SIC
for railroad.
ROvIsIoNs-Pork-Dull at S32 81 for mess
and regular. Beei-Qutet without decided
change. Cut Meats-Fairly active and hrm.
BacOn-Pretty good inquiry and unchanged.
LaTd-Heavy at 1870 for prime steam.
EGGi-Ouiet at lOa23c.
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nOuFLAND,s G,ERafAR 70,

Thirty live years since they wcIe first in
trOducCd into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
ing humanity TO ii greater extent, than any
other remedies knO wn to the public.
These remedies will ofiectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility u Chronic Diarrhoea,
Disease of the Kid Ineys. and nil Disea-
ges arising from a Disordered Liver,
stomach or lntes- tines,
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Two citizens OF Jackson, Miss, hav-
ing gone on a fishing expedition on the
Pearl river. found themselves, at the
end of the second day at Madisonville
sheriff of the county, they told him that
they had escaped frem the penitentiary
at Jackson; that they had had nothing
to eat and had come to him to give
themselves up. The sheriff, thinking
that he would be rewarded, took them
back to Jackson and went to the keeper
of the prison and told how he came by
his prisoners. His scorn and indlgna-
ton may be imagined at finding him
self the victim OF a practical joke.
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RoBBERY.-A most daring robbery
took place in Sleepy Creek township,
this county, near the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad station. Some person or
day, entered the dwelling of Levi Pet
ter, and succeeded in carrying off booty
to the amount of $500 in money. There
were three 500 bills, the balance being
in twenties. tens. and some gold and
silver. On the bed lay a number of
pieces OF coin, and it is supposed the
plunder was counted there, and that
they overlooked 1t In the natural hurry
Incident to such occasions.-M0r9dn
Mercury, June IL.
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gxauspnrtating.
BALTIm0RB & OHIO R,R, GOMP'Y

WHEELING, May 9th, 1859.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN By
/ the following schedule on and after tho
| 10Th day OF May, lS69-Wheeltng time.
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There Is no medicine eXtant equal TO these
remedies in such cases. A tone and VigOr is
impaired 10 the whole system; the appetite is
strengthened, food is enjoyed, the stomach
digests properly, the blood Is purified, the
com plcxlOn becomes sound and healthy,
the yellow tinGe Is eradcated from the ey eS, a
bloom is given to the cheeks and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes astronS and
healthy being.
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The Debate on the Irish Church BIZ
1t is Passed to Second Reading.
LONDON Jnne 19
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And feeling the hand of time weighing
heavily upon them, with all It's attendant
| ills will lind in the use OF this BlTTERS, or
| the TONIC, an elixir that will instill new
| HE into their veins, restore in a measure the
| energy and ardOr OF moro youthful days,
| build up their shrInken forms, aud give
health and happiness TO their remaining
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GRAFTON ACt
EABT-LEAvH
SWheelng
daily at......5:81 a. III
CamerOn....-..T:Sl
ManningtOn.S:55 "
EairmOnt......S.4J
ARRIVING AT
Grafton at...l0:45 a. m
ParkersburG.4:45 pm
"Sundays excepted.
EXpREE
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CLOTHING
CORDAGE.

OEO. r. TAYLOR & CO.,
" 1O8 Main street,
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nENRY ROEmER.,
III Dry Goods s. Notions,
rs Main st. Centre Wheeling
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ENbI LEh TE9
"WhoollnR
daily aL...10:5O p. IN
ARRIVES AT
Grafton ,.,..,,,.:S:l5 am
Parkesburg-7:0 d"
CumberlAnd...S:l5 ="
Winchester pm
HageTstown-.2:6O "
baltimore. "
WaGh'n City.'6:l5 "
SAnniaVH RYCanleli
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EAST-LEAVES
"Wheeling
daily at....lU:4O a. IN.
ARRIVES AT
Grafton ...---. 40 pm.
CumberlRnd.9:55 q"
Harper's Fly. .2:55 am
BAltimOre....-6:S "
WASN'T 'nCity $40 4"
except Sundays.
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pROfosALs FoR sTArI9sERT.


NAVY DEPARTMENT, June 9. ls's
Sealed Proposal for furnishing the Oh c. Of 'hs
Secretary OF the Navy and the several Bureaus pi
the Navy Department With Static merry. Tor tss
rsCal year endtBg June ~ 1879. viii b. rsceiN@
until - o clock no On. Of tho 18th instant- TheT
must b endorsed N tie euvelO - PrOpes tor
Stationery, aad addressed t. the secr-ts y OF t5>
Navy.
Printed form OF pr oposal. with .rhaiuls Of ar.
cles, WI. pe FURNISHED on Anp.c sti N = the De-
psriment, ana No proposal will b. ent-rtain.-
form and scbedul- ''
Among the articles embraced in IN. .-b.,,i.
Is reams ~ Regn'ausn Payer
~ reans OF Dispatch cap.
reams of FOolscap
l25 resms of QuaTtO Pat.
9 reems Of Note Paper.
- resDs 81 nyelC pe and wrGrping Paper.
Sreans Of Cop, ing Paper
lI5AO Envelopes. on cisi and others.
l9 quarts % Ink.
I'D gross of steel Pens
lilo oSzen Penclis,
Each proposal M a.t D. signed by the insisIiusi
or firm making ia, aud D. sccsmpanied ~ c-rti.
n ate OF fhe Collector ~ Internal Revenue Of th-
District Ia which The party IL conducting
that the bidder H. mauufa tufI nR dealing \
articles of Stationery, and sole 20 fuhll the co
tract.
ShoaId the contract D. aW ariei TO q party aY
gagged in business outside Of Washington, ia viii
have branch estshiishIent IN WA-hirgt.n. tom
which articles ssn Be procured sIDlrf,Sfs'y hsa
required
Bids having nominal or n itiOus prices vii Dt
be c, nsiiered. A BOktI
ge5law4w Secretary ef faa Ssvy
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AUCTION SALES.
RY eRHIR . wILLiAns,
He SH6 oo1thooGt corner of1th and ssrests

UY 0REER . wIILIAn
ID Aucsioneess cad Zeal Estats Brokers.
Me .SS6, southeast corner of7th and streets.
Il By vtrtss Of deed Of trust from st. Clair
- Davis an6 wife TO the undsrsisnsd. trustee,
recorded in Liher Z, a. b No. 3, folios IS ct sec
on. Of the land record. fer Wsshiueton coun y,
1855? IN Trent OF the premises, at the hoar Of six
O'Clock N all that part Of lot of ground in the
city of Washington numbered Eve 90, in square
numbered one hundred aud sixty -thres (ls3s-as-
cordfps 60 the subdis ision thereof BY Samuel Da
WIN. Norris ana wife to 81 clair Davis By deed
beariuG date 18th August, 1852 and recorded in
Ltber a. T., No. I. folios ass ct seq ,trefsfeace
thereto eeiDg had for more iuii description Of
Also. the west half Of Lot four. (4.lin David.
sons subdivifion Of said SQUARE i65 the same
fronting fourteen feet and six inches, more or
less. on 4 street, 1t being the same property CON
by deed dated Nov. Z. 1858. and recorded in Liber
N. u. T., No. q, foios SIS ct seQ. reference to
which IL hereby made for . fuller description Of
said property with the improvements, which are
q new three story Frame House, fronting en- K
west.
Terms One third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser to give notes
day OF sale A deed given and q decd in trust
taken on the premises. All conveyanoiug and
stamps at the cost of the purchaser. 500 to be
paid down when the property 10 sold.
IL the terms should not be oomoaied with In tve
resell the property at the rick and cost OF the d.
fsu,tins purchaser, by advertising such resale
three times In some newspaper printed IN the city
JOHN Il JOHNSON. Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
ieo-eo&ds IBepl AuctiOneers.
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VNAGONs. CARTS, HORSES, &c.

DEPOT QUARTER MASTERS OFFTCE,
WASH TON, 10. q. June 10. 1862.
VIII be sold at public suction. ~ Lincoln Depot,
on p BIDAH. 25th instant, commencing at 10 q
M, under the direction Of Captain ID. u. Thorn as
M. 5. K, a lot of QuaftermAster Stores, consist
ing in part Of
Horses, lCarts,
two horse Wagons, g. Wheels
AmbnlsRces 2 900 lbs. scrap Iron,
81 Wagon, az. =, parts, so lbs. Scrap Sheet Iron
3 PauiiHs. 100 lbs. Rope,
eco yards Cocoa Mating 80 lbs. Pine,
30 feet Rubber hose. Camp Ranges and ysx.
20 Sells Harn ess, ass d; lures.
81 assorted Brushes, 81 Desks,
"a Knives, IS stoyts, with
Collars. Gooaipg Utensils, Stoyepipe, Carpenters'
and siseksmiths' Tools, &C, &C. Also,
l PortabIs steam Saw mill, Nth shAtting, Belt
ing, Turning Lathe, &C, Sc. complete.
Terms OF sale: Cash. on day Of sale
BY command Of the Qusrtermaster General,
j. T.. McFERRAN.
DesSty Q. M. Gen. BreVet Brig Gen, Q. $. A.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.

Rr q wakkLIR 90. sact,oa.-r-,
- BE. as2 seventh street, bet q sad X ste.
TBHsTEEg SALE AT AUCTION oV HAND
All n.iss,t.p g ~ MOST psSiS
ssEe ssos skr sisRsR v r Nnsf
END SIX HuhBREp v0LCAEs ssLsOr
a By virtue Of deed Of ira.t to nn.. the
sHss ,s d.y " r. I i.s. a. sis'sr ;. e .sS
se s1 X. rs ,s.S ss 3 M No p ti,e az
District of Colombia. isasn offei a. puoic sac-
S .a % he ,s.. =: ~ be
. said deed Of tra,t sss s.Iii., t 1as.r.ssa
ms Ts cne Medahion Carpet
SIX Chsirs 20 n stoh
I've Sac s..s GU Gss Ha1. to-.
One small and on. Card Tsbis
one one kSssrCo 900 P,src
EOur sets fne Satin window Ourt.ia,
Two ''rs. size s s:s' o,, s,..Or'
cHAMBER .usNIIUsr.
Five ssns.S ~ lest .,sr g1ss,y ss..'.' carpets
:: saIs..:; marble top
-Four hne wrdrobes
Mattresses. Boosters, Pillows. Comforts. aaa Bed
Linen sheets. Bolster AND Pillow Case,
.hs',s commcdes SD Corner Rssk,
DlNISG-ROOM
One Extension Table
Twelve LINING Chairs
One Sofa, two cid. boards
One Mirror. one Msptel CLOCK
c c0Rsesi sr spRes sSis q w TS,a.
Silver plated Ts. sersiss
+" Casiors, FORKS Ana spoons
One set of ine Silk Rep Curtsias
LIBRARY
One elegant Brussels Usrpet a.
One alnot Library Table
Chairs AND Lounge to match
Ore Library sideboard
Two Il ne " alnut Bookcases
One !" Mahogany
msns Mssszine eOmpiet.. Annual gssister
Three sets silk Rep cart..n..
One large Range, approved p.itsra, with Furni
ture complete
Chairs I ables, Q ues usvare, and Utensils in full
sIRvASTs ROOMS
sto, Is in ali the Chamber.
Hat Rack ana Hall Chairs
Oilcioth and Carpet upon the passages and stsirs
,L ADd at, At oslSrk mi on the said ID day Q,
ground In the said citv Of " ashington, known spi
described a. Lot numbered nineteen 49, In David
and eiehiy-sve, (2ssi Improved by four story
pressed brick front Dwelling House, brownstoee
trimmings and containing .,ftesn ooptortshl:
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth street,
Terms: $1,000 cash; bslaace in 5. s. o, and !.
months from date. secured by deed Of trust upsr
the premises All ccnyeyapc,ne and .revenu.
ALBSsBB ;, 9 wH HhkEi TS s SS
ie l0d Intel Auctieneers
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pYCOOPER LATIMER AuctIoue4rs
ID tsuccessors to j. e. McGuire a % 4
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and nth street
Star Once Builoino

TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Is
TATE On ELEVENTH STREET EAST, Be
TWkkN AND STREETS SOUTH
-! Under and by virtue OF deed Of tru st, dated
III 81 Gay OF September, A. d 1853, aud duly
- corded in Liber 4. O Il. No II, folio 49,, &C,
G., will sell; at rublic auction, on the premises
on MON DAf AFTERNOON, June 2lst, 1859, at 8
O'Clock p. m all that piece or parcel of ground
known as Lot NO 6. Square No l 100, aud i'm
ing.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in and IL
mouths. with interest. secured by deed Of trust
uten the Pr misses. All conveyances and sta ms
a. cost OF purchaser 300 deposit at tim4 of sale
JAMES TRlMBLE. Trustee.
CHOPPER LATIMEh,
nyI9WSS&ds Auctionaery.
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LOST AND FOUND.

& kEW4RD-Lost on Saturday morning, no ar
,C.) Armory Square. a POCk EFT BOOK, contain
is about SIS. on" gold ring. and obituary.
Mrs BROW N, southeast corner aud 4th I,I-N-
4 OST-Last evening. on 9Th street, between n
IL and II a HAIR PIN, gold mounted. attached
20 . tow and lace collar The finder will be suits-
bly, rewarded by leaving them at i9s ct Je2l ST.
A SPECIFICATIONS OF AN INVENTION
"A was lest en- SATURDAY,. The a nder will be re-
~srded by giving notice whore il can be had by
leaving il 81 I6i 18th st. J. d. WILLOUGHBY.
zen a.
I OsT-In front Of my house, 323 sth street. be-
4 tween and X, a POCKET BOOK, containing
about $50, and receipt from Lloyd scevs for
money psid b. Curtis. The finder will be suit
ably rev aided by returning the same to WIN.
JOHNSON, 323 5th street west. Js2l St.
c. REwARD-strAyed away, Monday, the 18th
.J.l inst BUFFALO COW, with white face,
back, AM belly; her sides are light red The above
reward will be paid il returned to p. kEEFE, Sd
St, bet ID st. and Virginia ave Island. jel9 IT
STRAYED AWAY OR STOLEN-On the 18th
- iust one BED cow, about 500 weight. or 2
wears cid stout, wide horns her. SIS Rev ard
II returned TO JOHN D0ODY, Limerick slley be
tive. 4 I'd and 81 streets, Island. j-l9 2t'
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. sac, southeast corner Tth aud ID streets

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
MISS L9GATION. AT AgUTION.
- On FRIDAY. the 18th instaot, We shall sell,
IL In front OF the premises, at 8 O'Clock D. d.
A9House No. 291, and the Lot on which it
stances, situated on the south side of Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets west and
near the corner OF 10th The House contains 4,
rooms, and is we'll known to be line business
place. The Lot runs back 10 a wide alley.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve.
and eighteen months for notes bearing inter sst A
deed given and deed of trust taken. a n convey
sncing and revenue stamps at the cost of the par
chaser. 500 to be paid down at the fall of the
hammer. Title indisputabe.
ie I'D GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN
til TUESDAY. the I'D instant. same hour an
place, at which time the sale will positively take
place.
- l9d GRDEN J. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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10y CHAS. ". BOTHER, Auctioneers,
ID fSuccessor to J. q. Mc9pire 4 Co >
Corner PENNSYLVANIA And Tenth atrest
TRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED LEASE
BOLD PROPERTY OK STREET NORTH

TRUsTREB SALE OF IMPROVED LEASE
BOLD PROPERTY On STREET NORTH
- / shall cell, on THURSDAY, the Hth day
E, OF June. 1869, At o clock o. m. on the prem
sAAises, by virtue of o deed Of trust. dated 81
day Of November. 1858, aud duly recorded in Liber
Washington county, ID. all the leasshold inter
est OF ninety nine years Of that piece OF ground
city OF Washington, to Wit Part of Lot number
twenty i've, in Square number i've hundred and
said lot thirty three feet eight aud three quarter
inches from the northeast corner thereof and run
ming thence thirteen feet and t&o inches west
along the line Of N street north; thence south
nifty four feet and four inches; thence east thir-
teen feet two inches; thence north to place be
ginning: (. ge,ber with the improvements an the
two story buildings thereon.
Term: Cash. All conveyancing Ut cost OF pur-
chaser. $50 paid down when property 10 sold.
B. N. HALL, Trustee.
Je3-d&ds G. W. BOTELAR, Auct.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAvOIDABLY
postponed to TUESDAY June 2h, at same hour.
u u eoAds CHAS. W. BOTELER. An.t.
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PUBLIo SALE o.
DRESSINGS. APPLIANCES,
MOSQUITO BARS, &c

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEYoR's 0FFIcE.l
WASHINGTON. ID. O, June Ii. 1859 {
viii be one red at public sale, In this city. on
WEDNESDAY, the sd ipstaut, at 10 q. m. at Ju
dietary Squsre Depot street. between 9TH and
9Th streets, q large and valuable assortment OF
Medicines, Stores, Dressings and other properties
belonging to the Medical Department of the United
states srmy. Among the articles to be offered al
sust,on will be embraced the following; viz Alec
Chloroform. 500 pounds; Powdered Opium, gao
rounds: Tinct Of Opium, 4 80 pounds; Sulphatr
OF QuInla. 600 ounces; Oamphor, so pounds.
a valuable assortment of Fluid Extracts; alto
eetber. nearly I 30 lots Of Medicines prepared BY
some of the best establishments in the country
Also, o 900 pounds Beef Extract; !, 900 pounds
Candles; $500 pounds Condensed Milk; Celia.
tine, Adhesive and Isinglsss Plasters. in large
quantities; 1000 Cutie Perchs Bed Covers, new;
Gutta Perchs Cloth Patent and Picked Lint.
Roller Bsndsge.: Feeding Cups, Graduate Meas
ures, Mortars. ". w.. SCALES, Prescription and
Shop, Dressed Sheep. skins. spstulas. Spirit
Lamps Turned WOOD Pill Boxes, Pill Machines
and Tiles; Walls ? 500 dozen. Also. !, 900 Brown
Linen mosGuito Nets. single, in original boxes.
Terms: Cash In GOVERNMENT FUNDS
ONLY; Is per cent. required as = deposit at time
OF sale. All purchases to be removed in We days.
aud errors corrected after al of the goods
CHARLES SUTHERLAND.
Assistant Medical Purvsyor,
le 1867 Hrevet Colonel u. g. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-21
WOOD AND GOAL.

V'REAsCRY pgPARTMEkT,
OFFlCZ OF Ia suFkRy.>INs &srHrEs.
June iyth. lsn
e<sief Proposals, vi Z ~ csivad AZ ~. "a !.
until wEcNEsDAh Jane ssf. Tor the Cot "a
lots Of material. al Of which eau BE- eNami a.s !.
tr4uirtug Ct the IN of the Treasury kxtsa.isz
Plumbing Ma srisl. RisRiEg Nztsrisi.
WrOpgb; Iron, GsTpsnters rOoi..
Cast Iron, One Ruild;nE atas,s
Brss., Z:nc ard Copper One stone Dr.y.
miscellaneous Mater isl.
Proposals 20 lie for the entire lot. of the ra<Dse
tive kinds OF materials and mark - - rspSsas tor
Material, Treasury Extension y
h MULLETT.
.eiSd sGperyising Architect.