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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEeRANs, &c

Detective Cullen was shot IN Montreal yes-
terday while conveying q prisoner named
| Shsrles Gardner TO lhe station house Gard q.
nei L. supposed 10 be connected with AZ extern
slNe bosd robbery in the United Stats, aad
| vas arrested there or information from IN.
| American suthorftirs Cullen IL shot az the
| groih, and wall probably die Two scaon-
1 phces OF Garoner were Also arrested. and bonds
| sons.
Siabtree, the father Of Lots. the actress, has
| oeen indicted by the grand jury OF New York.
| on con plsint OF hIs dsu ghter Tor taking sway
mr. properly, the proceeds Of her professional
| services. he Was arrested yesterday. and now
| sAhos committed for trial without bail Every
enoit was previously made 70 induce hlm 20
return the bonds snd money
The sd amer Nevada. OF the New York anS
s-ehNah me, Neht ASHORE a, Hsiteras OF Ira
uSl aLo sunk on Saturday. The tzsS-nears
20 crew were saved, except enc o. the l,fter
the vessel ard cargo are a fetal loss, ana tae
Es2 Egers lose most OF their baggage The
Nevada left New York on the "a INST
The case OF the Unt,ed States arsins, Boy q A.
VI ard - recover postage stamps Ia the xu,aant
OF elo.Jo0 captured by the Con tolerate s.s.m
er FLORIDA from the steamer Electro SD2~l
was argued before the Vice Chancellor al Ia
rOntc Yesterday. and now stands tor ladc mani
The DeTnocrstic State Convection Of Goa
nectic at met At New Haven yesterday ard an
who were instructed TO act a. \ unit on the
question Of candidates. unless equally divided.
Ex-GoNernOr Buckingham. Of Connecticui,
VINO, Nlth Others, is making trip 20 the Rocky
Mountains, was taken suddenly iIi at Altoona
III.
portion Of the Montreal. Canada. Nolun-
teeT fVTCe Was under orders Yesterday Tor i'm
poiiaIt points on the frontier. The gunbsSt
minstrel A. - be stationed between Prescott
ana Cornwall.
The gTasshoppers are destroying the growing
garden and farm crops an Central Iowa The
pests swarm over the fields and leave dryss,,
uon behind
In the Texas Constitutional Convention yes-
terday committee Was appointed 20 take IN
TO consideration the proposed division Of the
State.
THREE hundred barrels OF forfeited whISsry
Were offered tcr sale In Philadelphia on Mon
day by the Government. AID The Marshal could
not get a hid.
A German, thirty-two years Il sge, supposed
10 be ". Pommer, OF Baltimore, comm I'D SUI
eide al Loyejoy's Hotel, New York. yesterday
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A NTHRAOITE COAL FOR THE NAVY

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUfTING,S
May Is, 1853
Sealed Proposals for furnishing Anthracite Coal
for the Navy to be delivered during the scal We ar
ending 3lth June, 1853, will be received at this bu
reau until 10 a. m I'D June, 1868.
These proposals must be indorsed - Pro posas 70 r
Anthracite Coal for Steamers" that they may be
dlstingulsbe ed from other business letters
he offer must be for the delivery of 10 OOO tons
OF 20 pounds.
The Goal must be Of the best Buck Mountain or
Black III. ath. or Of kind equal to them in all re-
Sd. cts, for the purpose intended, which equality
will he determined by Board appointed by the
Secretary Of the Navy after the rec ptiou of the
bios
The name Of the coal proposed to be furnished
must be stated in thu offer
The price must be for the Coal delivered at the
Philadelphis Navy Yard, or on beard Of vessels at
such points within six miles thereof may be des-
ignated by the Bureau at the contractors risk aud
eNnense and without extra charge of any kind.
The coal must in all respects be satisfactory to
the spector or inspectors to be appointed by the
Bureau, who will have the right of peren ptory
rejection.
Blank forms Of offer, guarantee, &c, will be
furnished upon application TO the Bureau.
Is laW4w
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALS FOR srArIONRRY.

bAvr DtPARrnEsr, Juuel, 1853
the s.Ty With for ,ss
ecsei noon Of the !, instant fSss mS,s 30 en- !.
sor'sd . or the snvSI9De srolOsals fer station
ksch proposal must be signed by tn. individual
or hTn Daslbf =, and certihcsts from . veil
bidder bidders to execute such conrsst ~ must
accompany u Tne bidder or bidders - whom the
into IL 1mn es.ely and to give bond in the sun Of
i've thousand dollars, with two or more sstisfacto-
Of the parties authorised {. be given a. suretiss
nnsi accompany the proposal
gssed In business outside Of sshin sten. il viii
~ VIE the distinct understanding that they must
which articles can be procured fMMEDIATELY
Proposals in which an one or mors articles are
onered at nominal or fictitious prices or at exec
eve rates viii not be considered.
ule Of the articles also sample. OF thu e,psr re-
CURED viii be furnished application at the
said r%p snd .cS:dus and the
articles furnished must net be inferior 10 qu Atty
Among the articles embraced in the schedule
s. resms Of Regulation Paper.
30 -ssms Of Fool.cap
rs reams OF Qusrfo Post.
20 resms Of Note Paper ...
IS reams of Envelope and Wrapping PapH.
800 EnTelopes. offeis ale and others.
lao quarts of lux.
10 g'oss of Steel Pens.
s5dozsn Pencils
Together with variety Of other articl D..
Each article to be Of the very best quality, to be
delivered without delay when ordered, nd To be
satisfactory to the head OF the office for clre
Quired.
Articles not embraced in the schedule be
furnished at proportiOnate rate, to thoee that
and In case OF unnect ssaryJ delay or refusal on
the part OF the contractor to furnish the articles
contracted for the Department il to purchase them
from other parties at the current retail prices,
aud deduct the excess, If any, from the bills under
The contract
The riEht is reserved to the Department of pur.
chasing greater lass au antty Of each and every
artit lie named In the schedule as the public ser
vice may require.
Payments under the contract are to be made
quarterly on the presentation of accounts, duly
certified and approved, and this proposal or
schedule is to be taken and considered part of
the contract.
psrtmeDt, free of charge. je 3Iaw4w
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE
DROPOsALS FOB ARMY SUPPLIES.

pROPOsALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
FOURTH q. n. DIST 6rfT Of the E.sr,}
Sealed Proposal: VIII Be rseeysd At this his Office
until u m on SATURDAY, the 10th inst, for fur
.les PSs in hs s
year ending June 81, 1869, as follows, viz:
40, FORT iOBTER, BUFFALO, Y.
40 81 90 90 pounds Anthracite Coal.
s s:5s S S:s;
FORT NIAGARA, PROFESSIONALLY
2l5 40 pounds Anthracite Coal
lIl0 bushels Bitumfnous Coal.
III III = s H1s;
FORT ONTARIO, OswEGO, NY
sos ass pounds anthracite Coal.
IG,s:s %" 5 Ssy
MADISON BARRACKs, sACKETTS HAIR
40 l.ls cords hard s DRY M II j:
2s2 loo pounds Anthracite i Csal.
5.@ {: SHAW H1s;
PLATTsBURG BARRACKS, PLATTsBURG,
100 cords hard dry Wood.
i .sSSS s ass
The supplies to be all of the first quality, and to
De delivered In sucn quantities and NJ such times
may be required by the Post Quartermasters
respectively. The deliveries of Coal and Wood to
be com plsted on before the LIST of October next
Bidders will name ia their proposals at least two
responsible sureties whe will guarantee their
cution of contract under the terms pro posed will
good and sufficient bonds for its faithful perform
ance. They will also state therein their places of
residence and the places of residence of their sure
ties, and will indorse the envelope Proposals for
Furnishing Army Supplies"
No bid will he considered which does rot conform
TO the above conditions.
The right to reject all bids is reserved.
A. MONTGOMERY,
Major aud Quartermaster, U S.A.,
Chief z. M, 18th Q. NJ District,
Jest Department Of the sst
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A RMY SUP L y.

Othcs Chief Qxdytsrmnstsr
For L,grsHworth, Kan May p, 1858.
lie the foio~ss supplies sat 'S Ss
FORT HARKER, Kansas,
l,l@ cords Hard Wood; 100 tons Hay
FORT HAYS. Kansas
loo cords Hard Wood 800 tons Hay.
FORT WALLACE h ansas
2,l40 cords Wood; .3Oo tons bay
FoRT LARNED, Kansas,
FORT DODGE, Kansas,
100 cords Wood.
FORT LYON, CT,
l-55O cords Wood.
FORT REYNOLDS, CT,
The Hay to be Of good merchant able prairie
place of delivery; to be well and SO :urey stacked
in such way as to be impervious to heavy rains
Any damage which may result to the hay from
in perfect stacking must be made good to the Gov.
eminent by the contractor.
The Wood ior Fort. 1 RsrReG aud Hay. to be hard
u IN pit
nient f re q, and Zee from small limbs and brush,
The dsvss q the supplies t. on 2.
wood 70 be completed By or before January /, 1859
The delivery of the hay to be completed BY or be.
The post. Al vSieS the deliveries are made must
be keRt fully supplied from time Of hrst delivery
Proposals for any portion Of the supplies required
will be received.
must To made separately for each article,
and for each post.
Bids from persons who have hitherto failed to
carry out contracts with the Government, or TO
enter into contracts which have been awarded
them, will not be considered.
Payment for one tenth ct the wood and one a fth
Of the hay contracted will be withheld until the
contract IL satisfactorily flled.
The usual conditions. which can be ascertained
contractors. and blank forms of proposals viii be
furnished upon application.
BY authority OF the Commanding Officer Depart
ment of the Missouri. b. q. CARD.
Breyt Big. General u. s. A.,
le5-6t Acting Chief o. M. Dept Missouri
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10y WILLIAM L WALL a CO, Auctiopsers-
- Stores 3l5 and 3l7,
South corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street
DESIRABLE IMPRoyED PROPERTY AT AUo.

DESIhABLE IMPRUNED PROPxkTY AT ACC.
TON.
On WEDNESDAY, June 10, at o o'clock, we will
sell, IN 'front.' OF the premises, part of Lot 2, in
Square $50, enclosed and improved by two story
Frame use. This property is situated on North
street betweeH sth and 9th streets west, and be-
gins at point about IS feet from 9th St on North
street: running thence 81 feet, extending in
depth to Rhode Island avenue ~
Terms oil sale: 0Dethird cash balance in six and
twelve months; deferred ayments secured by deed
OF trust on the premises
stamps and Conveysncing at the expense of the
purchaser. VIM. L. WALL n co
JeS Auctionear.
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
NAsHINGToN. ID. Z May %, 1853
Proposals for hing such Stationery may
be required by this Department and the Bureaus
and Ofhces thereof, during the fiscal year ending
June 1th 1859, will be received until IL CLOCK m
OF FRIDAY June nth. 1853.
Each proposal must be signed by the individu al
or firm making it. and be accomp auied by a salts.
factory guarantees that the bidder will execute O
contract, with good and sufficient bonds, il his bid
is accepted. -. --,- : b.
All articles furnis shed must be Of the best quality
of their kind, samples Of which must accompany
each bid.
Bond. with approved security, will be required of
the party to whom the contract may be awarded
On failure TO furnish any article whom required
In nable time The right is reserved Of pur-
chasing the same in open market, or Of debating
the contract price be paid therefor, the difference
The ID. paTtment reserves the right TO reject or
accept the bid on all articles singly or eollec-
.tively. ...t-l 80. co..
An estimate of the quantities which will be need
ed and blank forms for binding, containing full
information, in accordance with this advertise
ment. will be furnished ON application.
Bidders will be required 10 conform their bids to
the specifications furnished, and failure TO do 40
win cause the rejection Of any bid.
the Interior, and be endorsed P.Sposais for Sta
my d. jets sIl .. s....l....tr, Secretary.
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RY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctieueers.
- Late Clerks with j q. McGuire % }
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and nth street
tStar ONCE Building
10y CHARLES KLOMAN,
- Real Estate Broker, Asa Seventh st.

LARGE NEW FRAME HOUSE ON Urn ST,
OPPOSITE HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
On THURSDAY, the 18th day of June, at six
CLOCK m on the premises. will sell that very
valuable use and Lot fronting 50 feet on TIN st ,
running back 256 feet to Sth st q two-story and
basement Frame House; 9 rooms, gas every room
pump In yard back building, stable and other out
buildings short distance from street cars.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, II, and Is
months, with interest, secured by = deed Of trust
on the property; ConveyancinQ and stamps at pur-
chasers cost. A deposit Of 500 will be required
when the property 10 struck off,
js4eo&ds CHAS. KLOMAN.
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DROPOSALs FOB FUEL

HIADQ Rs DEPARTMENT OF The LAkEs.)
CHEF OUAkTERMAsTER OFFICE,
DETROIT. Mich. May ., 1858. \
sesled Proposals, in duplicate, with copy of
CHS adxertisemeH attached to each, are invited,
AID viii be received at this ofics until IL a. M ,
SATURDAY. June %. 1858. for delivery:
AT Fort wayne Michigan, i, . cords of Hard
" GOD. ard 90 tons Blum nous Coal. Brlar Hill
Al Fort GrstiOt Michigan, 80 cords of Hard
W Oof
Bios should be endorsed Proposals for W God -
or = For Goal and addressed t. the undersi yned
h0r further paIueulars, apply at this Office.
By Command of Bvt. MAJ. Gen. Pope.
ID. BRIGHAM.
Chief q. VI Dept. Lakes,
1e fbt Byt Brig. Gen o. = A,
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RAfter seven hours debate the upper
heuse OF the PrussIan Parliament has relected
the bill TO abolish capital punishment The
vote stood fifteen 10 twenty-five. Thelrejec.ion
OF the ball carries with IL the loss Of the clause
unanimously agreed TO, abolishing corporal
punlshmeut
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DRoPOsALs FOR GRAIN,

Head9SartsTs DEPARTMENT Of ii, Platte, J
Chs.f tlUdrfsr masters Ofcs,
Omaha, Nebraska, June I. l3S3.N
Sealed Bids, in duplicate. with guar antee signed
% Two responsible persons. not bidders, and ar-
SemPsnied by adepOsit Of 81 0co will be received
0btli 10 clock g. m. on MONDAY, June y. 1858
for the delivery of the following named plies AT
the points designated:
FORT BRIDGER. UTAH.
Three hundred thousand 3d. OOOl pounds Barley
I've hundred and nifty thousand (25OO pounds
Oats
CAMP DOUGLAS, UTAH.
Tire hundred thousand 80 U0oJ pounds Barley
Two huudred and fifty thousand $50 0l pounds
Oats
Bids will BE- received for any portion of the sup
Plies required aud must be made separately fer
each post named.
Tine delivery of the supplies TO commence upon
the peTfectng of the and one fifth OF the
v hole amount TO be delivered each month until the
delivery l. completed.
Full conditions will be made known and blank
ills furnished on application at this Off Co. and 10
the Qrartermasters at the posts named
Bids trom Contractors and bidders who have
heretofore failed to comply with their agreements
will not be considered.
By order of Bvt MAJ. Gen Augur.
WILLIAM MYERS.
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IMPROVEMENT OF OGDENsBURG HAR.
BOZ, NY.
U. 8; ENGINEER,s OFFICE, 81

U. 8. ESGINEKR's OFFICE,
OswEGO. n. Y, June 5, l8j8.f
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
this Off &c until II m, MONDAY, July s. 1858,
for deepening By dredging, the bar Dor OF 0gdeRs-
burg, N so o. TO give twelve feet Of water at
the lowest stage in the following places aud in the
order named, viz
SECTION l. ON the euter bar across the channel
into the upper harbor, northeAsteriy from the
light house. where about 900 cubic yards Of hard
sand l. estimated to require re noval.
SECTION IL. Between the bridge, the ferry wharf,
and the Rome Railroad depot, where, il is esti-
mated, about % 900 cubic yards of very hard "hari
pan" with gravel and small bouiders, must be
taken out
All the material (Which will he measured in
the scowsb must be dumped at least half q mile
below the outer bar, in deep water, at = point to
be marked.
lie work must be commenced a. soon A. possible
ard not later than August Is, 1868, continued
cng a. possible this and completed by the
Soth Of November, 1852
ridders must propose for the whole work, either
by one price per cubic yard for the whole, or by
different prices for each section. The esti mated
quantities named above will be used In calculating
the aggregate of the bids.
Bids must b made UPON printed blanks, which
can be procured at this Office. or sfniar written
ones. which must be pro perly filled p and signed
as iDdfcsted All the information posgessed at this
office viii be given TO bidders but all wishing to
contract are particularly requested to examine At
Ogdensburg before sending in their bids
q. X. BLUNT,
Lfeutenant Colonel Engi ueers,
Ie9t Brevet Colonel, u 8. A.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR FRESH BEEF.


United States Subsistence Department, I
Atlanta, ira, une z, 1868
Sealed Proposals. in trplicate are invited until
~ m on June ~, Is 8, fer furnishing the United
states subsistence Department with Fresh Beef,
OF good marketable quality in equal proportions
OF Tore ana hindquarter meat-necks, shanks, and
kidney tal.ow to he exciuded-in such quantities
se may De from time to time required, and on such
dsys as thall he designated by the Command n z
July ], 1868
To be delivered to the United States troops at
Augusta Arsenal, Ga.
Payment will be made in Governmen mt funds
monthly, upon delivery and acceptance.
Bids to be directed to the Underlined, and
THOS. c. SULLIVAN,
Breyet Lit, Col. and q: 8 ~ 8. A,
je got Chief C. s., Sd Military District.
pROPOsALs FOB FORAGE AND STRAW.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT 9th Lakes,
CHEF Cpdrtermo Sfer'S CfFcs, ,
Detroit, Mich, May q, 1853
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate. with . copy of
this advertisement attached to each. invited
and will be received at this ONCE until IL A. NJ
SATURDAY, June 20, 1858, for furnishing Forage
and Straw in such quantities a. may be reQui ed
Ior Issue at Detroit Fort Wayne and Fort CT stot,
Delivery to commence July !, 1858, and to con
tinue until September So 1858. :
Bids should be endorsed Proposals. for Forage
and Straw - and addressed to the under 81 gned
For further particulars apply at this Office.
By command Of Bvt. Maj Gen. POPE,
Chief @ n. Dept. Lakes,
je4-6t Bvt. Brig. Gen., q. s. A.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No $50 Southeast corner OF Seventh and ID SITS


No. $50 Southeast corner OF Seventh and ID sts
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of decree of the Su preme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed on the Tth day of DC
which Margaret A. Eckeis and her husband. Lew.
Is Eckels, are complainants, and Catherine Bar.
e, .Ss 8
beF S , So frsntns on street north, between sth
and upon the following terms, To- Wit city, " o'
ohe.thiId Of the purchase money 7? be paid with
snS Deed e. rh
properly and if the terms Of sale are not Compiled
the cost and risk Of the rst parcRassr The pu1
Tss down Al s'" .oca as TIE
m,,s...,. B. I,$ i FRHAS.s' WILLIAMS a.,fs''
I'LL. 20 eo""s Until Auctioneers.
by COOPER l. LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- - Late Clerks with J: Q. Mcclure i Co..
southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street
tStar ONCE BuildingD
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Cu Of i Re P,a Of aeGTse Of the
certain cause pending in said court. wherein VIII.
nIan Sshn's3n and wife are ccmplainsnts and
ths HPI the s sssh iay
LOIS numbt rsd TO- Ii, a. is and ii. in Square num-
be T sli in the city Of Washington; '''
and hs s' in ahs two
sstamsnts. at and IL months, with interest from
uay OF sale 70 be secured to the satisfaction of the
trustee. All stamps and conveyancing at cost Of
purchaser; II the terms of sale are not com Piled
right to resel at the risk and cost Of the defauting
purchaser, upon one weeks notice, published in
some newsIsper printed and published in the city
A. THoMhs BRADLEY. Trustee.
;. COOPER 4 LATIMER,
Je 5tdWoW6d6 AuctiOneers.
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PROPOSALS FOB FURNISHING rUEL AND
FORAGE

Ar. Assistant Qxay,erma aSr's O6e,.
Fort PrsblS, Mains, june s. 1874
Sealed Proposals will be received By the updsr
signed at this once, until the 18th inst. for the
furnishing and delivery Of the following Fuel and
Forage at Fort Preble, Maine, viz:
leo Cords Wood. (hard.D
500 Pounds oats.
q coo Pounds Straw.
$1,000 Pounds Hay.
The wood 20 be or coed and mereh antable Qual-
ity. white birch exclude
The cats to weigh thirty-two l32) pounds per
tushel. .... ~
OF the above articles.
BIC. must be accompanied b two seelenaele se-
Bvt. Ospt. U. o. A, LIST 1t u Art'y,.
jeSSt 4. A. q. n.
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10y J. b. WHEELER CO., Asctioneers-
- No. oil Louisi ana avenue. bet 9th and 7th sts
opposite Seaton House.
i'oT SL Tu " "A Hs6 BUILDING

LOT IN THE 5TH WARD.
BY virtue of decree Of the Orpk ans Court of the
District OF Columbia, dated May Ie, 1854 (dul,
confirmed by the Supreme Court of said District In
chancery sittinR.l shall offer for sale at DubIiI
auction, In front of the premises. on THURSDAY,
TIE 18th day OF June lSeS, at O'Clock D. m ali the
right, title, int rest and estate Of the minor
dren Of Isaac G. Bartlett. deceased, Of in, and 70
Lot OF around No ID in Square me. S2iD OF the
ground plan OF the city of Washington Also INV
and estate and the interest and estate 81
tne souit heirs Of said Bartlett, deceased in the
This property fronts on 9TH street east. near
of the city. i0N
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; the rssiiue in
two equal instalments of six and twelve month";
the purchaser giving his notss for the deferred
payments satisfactorily indorsed, and bearing in
teIest from the day of sale. A deed given on the
ratihcation OF sale and deed Of trust taken All
convey abclng ana revenue stamps ct the Of the
purchaser. A deposit OF S25 will be required on
day of sale OA
NARY ANN BARTLETT, Guardian.
and Widow OF Isaac q Bartlett deceas.d
and Attorney for Adult Heirs
JNO. b. WHEELHR Co