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$4,000 sbin@les

WANTED.
I>liE subscriber desires t" purchase Twenty
Five Thousand Shingles. to he drhv-r. Il
at his lot IN the Village above DIR. Livings,"n'.
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Al: qualities had slightly advanced.
Eirhhr'is"n spence x Go. say that The wealth
rr IS i;,v"rai'" Ter crops. Flour dull. Wh.a:
dull. Corn dull aa'! unr'i;':u",l. Pork heavy
Har"n dull. *a!rs nrinpnr:nri. i.nrl du,i. bu,
steady. Rn>,n stead Sugar firm Rice uuirr
Inrp"n,;,,.: ;lu!i al :;-s.
Cyrus Fi"ll cam" passenger. having accom-
p'is'"d The object Of his visit.
Tie Norit"nr explains the circumstances ut
tending The ar!n:-cr. and SAYS that the ..r-a;
neutral powers had exchanged communication.
with The hr!lgrr"nt$. offering in",iint,nn, hu,
wei" unsuccessful. until tn. French flee, w,r,
about I" commence :ho-tll,tcs against Nrni,..
and Il r",:ict before Verona imminent whom Ma
p"le"n nnN;"nN t" prevent fnrther blnn,!shr.l rs
cci,ainrI III" disposition of Ih Emperor "t AH.
trl:'. an! iinl!n: Him willing. an nrn,i-.ir" :,
:,..rcr'; upon. Attrr il," n:mi<,!"e TN. tw,, !..
pcr0:s had an interview at Vii, France,
III" news by tins arrival is n,nst important,
Pace has i.:cn co.,ci.l. /. There is to h.. an
l'nl'a" Com''.'i"ra:i"n, un,.r The h"i,"rarv Psi
Irncv of III Pope. Austria corcclrs o,nb,r..v
t" F:anrs, n"': Napoleon aives it to S,r'.ini.,
Will" i:,s'r' reserves Nrnics.
Flo s;cai left before the effect Of ti.is news
had time 10 nr Developed.
Th" Anglo Saxon arrived NIT on the l;:h
or the sales Of cotton. specuiators took I,Unn
aud cyr,rtrrs 5000 bales. The advance report =
cd by the Africa was fully In.in nLaincl.
Manchester avces favorable, aud market
bunyart.
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Window Glass, Paints, Oils.
Putty, &c.

100 BOXES best French and American Win
lUU dow Glass, from x 10 to l6 ( "a,
9 Tons best Pure Lead.
800 gals. Linseed Oil, y..9
500 lbs. Putty,
Low for CASH, by 'H'.' ~
H. s. KERR.
July 81, 1859 13 St.
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New Orleane has be-ndecided upon for the
next "con federation" of Y. n. C. Associations
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IL A paragraph from the New York CORES
pondence Of the Boston Atlas abiding to the fact
that Miss Ridgely Of this city, now in New York
was witness in the Sickles case, in manner
which we deem improper, and, indeed, highly
rePrehensible. Had it met the eye Of the editor
of The STR twho was not then in Washington it
would not have appeared in Its columns Miss
Ridgely Is the orphan daughter Of gallant iicer
who fought nobIy and fell gallantly in his coun-
fry's service, and residing near the residence of
ID. +. Sickles knew his wife, as hundreds other
resPectable ladies in society did here as respect
able person until the dsnonDeni resulting in the
killing Of p. Barton Key. Visiting her as a neigh
boz, on her request, (Ars Sckles alleging sickness
a. her reason for sending for her at the time Miss
Ridgely, glrlo barely sixteen, on entering the.
chamber found Mrs. s. writing in apparent great
grief and was asked by both Sickles and his wife
tosign the paper, as witness, which subsequently
Provedfo be the Infamous confession. She did
not then nor has she ever since read it, Such and
such only was the connection of Miss Rid1rlv
with the affair; an involuntary connection for
which she was by no means responsible, and for
which she is as wholly blameless as any Isdv who
casually knew Mrs. SickIes in society here far
that knowledge The public will set its own e.
Innate on the act Of Sickles in inducing an limo
cent young lady 10 place her name as a witness 10
the Infamous paper, which we regard as being ON
q par with his subsequent act, in making II public
AProPoS-MIss Ridgely when in New York re-
Gently, was not on visit to Mr.. Sickles as the
correspondent of the Atlas alleges but travelling
under the protection Of her own brother
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Items Photographed from wa.b,n.,.,,

WASHINGTON, July 19-The President has roc.
ognized Emil Christian Hammer as Vice-ConsnI
side at Boston. r. 7-s- A.
The British and Spanish Ministers are prepering
to leave the city for the purpose Of visiting tbs
summer resort in the North
The Prussan Minister is going to Sharon S,,i,,.
Tor the benefit Of his wife's health
Other Ministers have already left the city.
During the absence OF the President -eouI,,
meetings Of the Cabinet win be held as l,s,s1 on
Tuesdays and Fridays oA
dispatch from Augusta SAYS s.The bri,, Fs
whleh len New Orleans June II, (destination moi
stately was burnt at sea. Time and place not
given The Captain and crew had landed on the
coast Of florida, !" ----. d, u - - ''' vac
WksHfNe ROY, July 70 Private advjcex from,
Tucson, Arizons; to July I'd, state that Gen. Pes
chire had arrived at Berm0silio and announcrd
his intention Of driving OF all the Apacbe In
dams north of the line with the Sonora hattsHon
The revolt Of the Ysqui and Opap.a Indian.
seemed TO be suppressed, but another had broIen
out In the northern part Of Sonora, and hand g.
ious hundred men, under a Papago Indiansas
ie1oef. Were doing great damage -
60 peeted that lient. Mowry and Edward
tne latter the editor Of the Arizonian
s~ouIu nght duel on the 5th of July Iient'
ho~ry grievance Is certain abusi We ietter ron.
.e.nlne aitn communicated to the States newsna.
The Indians in Arizona confirm. A. ~,
relations on inc settlers, and voIunt.ers , uefe
pursuit Of them. 'eers Were In
tits We'll ascertained fact, known % a.
Bureau, that very many Of the Indian di, e indlah
are justly Attributable 10 the encroacbmaeio ances
On tne reservations set apart for tue Indsns
cy the general goYerament- The whit1s h",hs
once Obtained possession, there Is no wa t,tss
United states military force being sinaIIJ 10 Al.
possess them and sometimes In conseIne ~, a's "
their remaining unlswfuly on the soiI new IT, "a
nes have to be made with the Indians. who are
mus continually harressed In their affairs OWING
10 the inadequate number Of Indian agents aaS
..Snsidsring the wide extent country Over which,
ne Ihalans are scattered, 10 has been impossible
~ ~ case, 70 carry out all treaty Obligations
" IN uIne 10 impress the Indians favorable nv -,
eeon OF our good Faith, and to prevent dis.
Tb- nrs.s SSlng from gnfulflIsd pledges
M, q ,l.n,.nt commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
Win me Ind ln character. and has siwsTs prac,;.
Is Ssteyed %af1n friendship for them, win il
heu Congress snch measures as will ~ "a W., we
carry ng into effect Of all our treaty o6ss. ~ .ne
Iof Inc fdlhlIinent Of many Of which M. aoLs,
stions have yet been made; and this "a nPIS,
ne case Is TO those with the Indians OF The s,.,
OF oregon and the Territory Of washington.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspoud,.., ofT5, s,o,

SouesPondenes 81 The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, July %, 1859.
Coroner Neale heldsn inquest, at 10 O'Clock this
nosning, on the scdy ofP. C. Gray, scotchman
by 9rth, cutA uidentof this city, who died at
the Hatch-house thi, mosning from the effects Of
sneser- dose Of hedanum, which II is supposed he
tocx 10 produce aleeps Dn French and Gregory
WEE early IN ATTENDANCE, and did everything II,
th<3f power 10 relieve the unfortunate man but ali
toho purpose- Mf. Gray was a single man, about
% years OF age, MATCHMAKER by trade, and had a
store on King street, near Water. The verdict OF
the jury was that he came to his death by ta hing
over dose of laudanum, but not with the inten.
ton Of self-destruction.
session Of St Johns Academy will take place at
Liberty Hall tomorrow afternoon, comnepcing
at O'Clock. The exercises will consist Of recits-
taons,s poems, addres:es. dialogasa, &c,i At The
close of which the distribution Of medals and
other premiums viii be made by his honor Mayor
Massey. -.
OfHcer Padgett this morning arrested Rober,
McEwing for an assault and battery upon John
Williams. He was held by Justice Price to an
swer at October court ,,te . - asa-..- -
= AZ . called meeting of the Relief Fire Com any.
held at their hall last night, the prelimiDs<ies
Ssasst os ior the holding Of fair 70, the
resolution was also adopted to have their boss
carriage an newly painted. Mr.. r r. Prettyman ID
Ofncer Padgett Yesterday arrested a man named
Levi Bloxham charged with assaulting William
MeCuen, and in default Of bail he was committed
by Justice Summers -
GEORGE Webster was arrested by Ofhcer w arde,
ON warrant Issued by Justice Price charging
him with being concerned in the assault upon the
colored man, Robert Kennedy noticed yest~r.
day. and, after partial hearing before Justice
Summers yesterday, he was committed for further
examination t---...'- ! -----.---' =
An alarm Of fire last night about 10 O'Clock wa,
caused by the burning Of a curtain, accidentally
set IRE to, In frame dwelling adjoining the
Farmers Bank. ltwas extinguished by the occu
pants without further damage It
Mr.. Norval f Poard, Of this place. and unit
lately connected with the Baltimore Exchange
has been transferred to more advantageous sit1a
ton In the ONCE of the Baltimore American.
Mr. VIM r. Carne, one of the =. locals Of the
Eveh!ng sentinel, has lately become connected
with the Washington Constitution CARLOS.
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OIn Philadelphia, a number Of the Barge
Clubs have permanently organized into complete
navy. The members Of each club constituting II
are habited in neat appropriate dresses and every
officer has his post assigned him. The Naval
Board is composed Of delegate from each Club
the officers Of the Navy are a Commodore, Vice
Commodore, Secretary and Treasurer There
will probably be general turn out of the Navy
sometime in September. The next regatta will
come off in October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-20

IL In the Supreme Court in Baltimore, yester-
day, the jury in the case of II. r and j. REYNOLDS
vs. the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, on
action to recover $50 600 alleged as damages con-
sequent upon the breach Of contract to build the
city jail returned verdict In favor of the plaintiff,
and assessing the damages at s35 900. This result
says the American, was unexpected, it being gen.
orally believed that the only party damaged was
the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-20

III The Sickles case, in its newest phase, ex-
cites about as much remark in the public journals
as the battle Of Solferino, or the ''famous quad
rangie" At Washington, it is all the talk, and
il a correspondent of the Philadelphia Press from
whom we quote elsewhere, is not ronancing, Mr.
Sickles friends there are inclined to think they
have been thrust into a peculiarly perplexing pre-
dicament. There are also some outgivings about
possible further trouble with the Kew family-but
these, it is to be hoped have no other origin than
the imaginatiOns. Y. Express 81
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Spirit of the Morninx Press.

The Constellation thinks that as the sole hope Of
the 'sMany-hued Opposition,' is thatthe Charles
ton Convention will dissolve the Democratic party,
their prospects are forlorn enough. The Conssifs-
fios predicts that the National Democracy viii
show at Charleston what they have shown on
other occasioas--that they have very short and
summary method of dealing with disorganizers.
The ErfsHigsHesr Publishes and comments in a
complimentary manner upon the inaugural Ad-
dress of the Rev. DR.. Samson, on the occasion of
his resssi Induction into the Office of President Of
Columbian College. &
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IL We are indebted to the publishers, Virtue,
Emmins Co., % John Street, New York city,
who send US through their Washington agent,
Chas- Emmerson, No. 4ssH Seventh street, Nos.
4, S, ande, Of the Battles of America, by sea and
land the illustration (of these numbers) being the
g. Fall CT Braddock, "'' The Struggle on Concord
Bridge and " The death of Major Ferguson at
Kings Mountain The work Is an interesting
one, caPitally gotten up in all its departments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-20

UTIt is said that almost every vessel arriving
at New York from Europe reports passing the
largest kind Of icebergs In the Gulf stream, in
volving not unfrequently narrow escapes. The
Zurich from Havre on Monday passed one as high
as the masthead, which for awhile appeared to
insist upon an unpleasantly close acquaintance.
Had the ship come upon it at night, destruction,
the captain says, must have been inevitable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-20

DrThe lately proposed ocean regatta of the
New York Yacht Club is said to be failure The
entries were to be closed ON Tuesday morning at
10 O'Clock, at the Office Of the Secretary, but so
few vessels had been entered, that it was not
deemed advisable to sail. The members of the
Yacht Club intend to content themselves with the
annual fall cruise 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-20

UThe Baltimore papers announce the arrest,
yesterday, Tuesday Of George Burke, charged
with the murder Of the young man Taylor in tina,
city short time since.. He wal found secreted In
house in the upper part of the city, and secured
through the exertions Of Captain Eineweaver and
other oficers Of the western district The accused
is yonhg man % years Of age, and has mother
and sister residing in the Southern section Of the
city. He was engaged to be married to young
lady during the present week. .-.-...--,
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II John Smith, of Barre Massachusetts,, one of
the most extensive manufacturers and wealthiest
citizens, committed suicide by hanging himself
70 the oaiusters Of the stairs in his own house Nc
cause is assigned for the deed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-20

Iron Friday last a man passed ever the Amer
lean Fall Of Niagara in a boat and was lost. He
was a blacksmith, and had been up the river in
skif for iron. When returning his craft got too
far from the shore, became unmanageable, and
was taken over the Falls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-20

IL A marble shaft recently erected over the re-
mains Of Aaron Burr. in the graveyard in Prince
ton, New Jersey, has been mutilated and broken
oy some persons unknown. The shaft was cree ted
by stealth, no one knowing who put IL there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-20

CALIFORNIA PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS The Gen.
eral Land Once has transmitted the following
patents to the Surveyor General Of California for
delivery, viz For rancho 6. Canada de RAIN
undo finally confirmed to Maria Luisa Greer and
Manuela Coppinger. The rancho known by the
name Of g Potreso Grande,' finally confirmed .
Juan Matias Sanchez -
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II The overland California mail of the 9th
nit, has arrived at st Louis. The town of Teha-
m had been destroyed by FIRE, loss estimated at
slOO COZ. Forty three convicts made their escape
from the penittc"tiary. Business at San Francisco
was unimproved -...- 1f-'' 81
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CEO. H. VARNELI.,
VI HOUSE, 4SIGN,

FANCY PAINTE
LOUISIANA AVENUE. BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH sTs.,
ir NORTH SUE No. 81.
BUIf .DERS, CONTRACTORS, and all PER-
SONS dssirons Of having work neatly and prompt y
executed VIII please laave their orders at NV Fin
porum, and thsv will be waited on either nv
or MT JNo = Finch who is authorized to est ma to
or contrsct for any work in my line. -
Estimates will be freely and promptly given
In all cases ry n, 5w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-20

A CONTRACT AwARpKp.-MrIo -
OF this CITY, being the lowest bidder ba. oh,,,-.,
tne contract for supplying the washinetop Navv.
Yard with the copper to be required there IN y.
course OF the current fiscal wear at price .o,,,-
thing lower than he obtained last year. when ;.
furnished some four hundred thousand pound. %
the material. -, W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-20

CENsus ArroIsIAxNr.-Mr.J Joseph CsG Ken
,nedy has been appointed by the Secretary Of the
Interior to the charge Of work preliminary to the
eighth census under the act Of March 3, 1s59.N
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III The U. s.ship Constellation has sailed from
Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-20

DJA tornado on Sunday night destroyed eight
spans Of the railway bridge at Decatur, Tennessee
Loss Sl50, 600 ...---
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II A number Of the fashionable churches, in
New York, have closed their doors for the season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-20

- ICE CREAM AND WATER ICE 8
NJ served TO Festivals, Fairs, Pic Mics. Hotels
and EXCURSIONS at one dollar per gallon FIR ES n
CAKES made every day, and sent to any part Of
the city. WEDDING CAKES made very pretty
snd very cheap. Particular attention paid to fur
nIshing everything IN the party line. Ice Cream to
private families s1 cents per quart. At the PHIL
ADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY. corner 18th
and SIS. iy Him.
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THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
The New York Herald calls upon the Democratic
National Committee to change the place for the
meeting of the approaching Democratic National
Convention from Charleston, South Carolina as
fixed by the Cincinnati Convention to New York
The suggestion is the result, the writer alleges Of
the fears Of delegates from rural districts of the
unhealthiness of Charleston after the list of pril
before which time the Convention can hardly be
held without depriving the party of the alleged
advantage Of delaying the making Of the tic et
until as late period possible. Now, it is to be
presumed that the committee will take due care
in calling the Convention to insure the health of
the unacclimated delegates against any posi- bic
danger from their brief sojourn in Charleston
That is to say, that they will be brought toy ether
ere the SIN shines down upon the streets of Charles
ton 50 ercely as to endanger the lives of gentle
men with bile so stirred up as that of the dele:
gates and the thousands Of outsiders usually
and hauling around them, will surely be- AS for
the idea of inducing the National Committee to
take the responsibility Of directing the Conven.
ton to meet elsewhere after the Cincinnati Con-
vention directed il to meet at Charleston, It Is
simply preposterous. The Committee possesses
no such authority, nor will they venture to assume
any such.
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IMPORTANT NOTJCE,

r..
UBL1C AusLtion is called To the following Ger
t1hca.es 81 cures made hy my ASIA1IC CHOLE-
"a CURE and RHEUMATIC LlNIMENT
Thsse medl cinss have been extensively used with
ST. before being presented to tho public. num-
per of other certificates can DO shown If D rsons
Will { all on me ''oh'
WASHINGTON. July IS Ig5a
=; ). N PLANT, E.q.-Deor SIR ~ purchased pome
time Stree, a bottle ofyour RhsumatIsm Eminent
having been rocomme nded to me BY lend as a
fuIe cure ipI rheumatism. used one bottle, and
mas now been twelve months Stree used IT,
Respectfully, &c, II, E. Erwin
Saear Store. opp. MAJ. Intel. Ofice.
My son was suffering at the same time from So
we're attack OF DiarrhPa and rs entirely restored
by the use OF one bottle Of yonr Cholera Mixture. I
thiok It rs the hest and quickest cure have ever
used for said complaint. ID F. ERR WIN
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail bv
"a .Id IN X; LIANT, No. $50 street, between
SOD also at Cochran's Segar Store, nh st., eppo-
ste National lntelligenoer Office PoniIs Th,spn
1913 9TH ST.. between and /; MaItIn,s F,aSII, liz,
H"tsi corner eth and ID sts.; N. W. Hilburn. No
Yard, IT,. = S"'FfSY'"D ~ 2O EIaVy
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8 Oeriist, ANNOUNCES his arrival back to this
city. and has reopened at his new esta blishment,
where he will be able to attend again to his numer'
Gus friends and customers, IN his professional ca
paclty as An ocniist as also his well-known cets-
brated Spectacles and Eye Glasses A splendid
assortment of Optical instruments he offers to the
public at European prices iy "a Of :
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PERSONAL,

HEREBY CAUTION ALL PERSONS from
trusting MARTA Curtis on my account, as shall
not pay any debts contracted by her from this date
JAMES CURTIS.
- Georgetown, July 10, 1852. = =. IA
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INVALID PENSIONERS isx ANIMATION The cases
OF application for the payment of pensions to inva
lids, under an act of Congress approved Mareh3.
1859, the athdayits Of two surgeons or physicians
is required biennially. circular upon the SUBJ
ject has therefore been issued by the Commissioner
Of Pensions, in Which he directs as follows
"lnvalid pensioners of the Army and Navy who
are subjected to biennial examinations to present
win their usual vouchers on the eth day of Sep
TENDER and LIST dav of January next respectively
the certificate rs TO the state Of their disability
The operation of this act of Congress virtually
suspends the seni-annual payments of invalid
pensions at the commencement of each bianni,i
period until the certificate Of two physicians O,
surgeons has been presented Pension agents will
pay each pensOner according to the ratio of dish
per month than the rate expressed in the pension
certifcate,' r- .H-
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= MACDEI., H4CHINIST, No. J 50 Penn
~. avenue: between I7h and 18th streets, re-
specially informs the public that he is prepared to
repair and put IN order, every desert ton Of Fire
Arms ar Metallic Fancy Articles: to do g. descrIn-
ions OF w hItc Sm'hIng. and all light work irci
dent TO the prosecution of the machinists
Terms very moderate. iy 20 2wF