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nr The city Of ChIeu County af Cs.k a1A Stse af
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Npun heat. dust and erIacntca-
t;entle<n With thth families who desire IL pas& fex
weeks away fu The heat and dust ii the city will c,asM
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s!ee1k II STAGES eEets otsr and rora
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For Particular inquire A. th& cocs .! tns Eta-
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rutlc uosIee hxrchy klven to Ill peEscns interested
TIT the paiezxntI Appointcd ~ tae Com
mon Council Of the city Of Cheaso to a.sEan tae 1s
1t etate as sha = appropriated md tak t31 the ssten
soa Of ueastrn strr~t In sssakht line toua Eo NAL
son street. to ManIo* Erer eighty 1eeE VIDE ana IN lsn
w:th lie portion ot a tsseet lstnk n'1ta q
sid eoptsupaiea exsaxon h scennanee With n onlet
T1.ad il Common Council June Sub. 1s0; and Il The sa,e
tme 10 ae-s the Of such dauE1geA toctne1 rh
lie eo af the peoeens. upon The 5el esate ~ thfm
.~nrns resulting saea q kfound rcsreesey ~
rom y" h the Goot Case on ~ ~ ,sa SaJ ~
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FA.BKAtiG, CousEa-
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-. SHELTON, FUTILE i
$500 Cos EaSTER.y CARRIAGE REP1St-
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nut,an- MARKET stresf. lneaf Malssn.} Chicago. H.
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sanity On kand. WV, 49,.
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t0A4A44AkoAOASE E1AsC NO1xNLt.
Public notee = hssehy gwen to ali persons Interested
laat Inc Comm! appolltet ~ tho ton
Edu Council Of the Ctr Of Csco ascertain The tsos
due tn" of stth rezl
eatt - sa IL - AMI takea fr The opening Of
n alley cast aud west through the eeats Of block
twelve tl@) Ia tes Clnet Trustees Subt.f%,n az The
md Of the \ u frc:toa i. 7H.nr As "a ac<ce1
aaee win N 0ftcT LACED IN T.. Ealc J4ne ~ laR;
and II Ito <a+e fc4e The sueh d1.nakr
together with tho cost Of the psoceen upon The Tez1
estate bT them drems benefited IA proposta1 nearly
b. u the bthedts EezuIfln< parceef Eru4n
respectively. E meet No. IN the Cuus1 Hou.e, 10
tbs afh tay Of Joly 18 It the hour Of 10 O'Clock ~
for the p1spo.a Of NaS.uE s7td A1seS+tltnt.
siSx$E siSSx { i $;Ei;f;z i:Ff;| Sfzr.| }c4'>
Chleaeo. July !. 49, tsalM
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Pulls Notice IS hereby Eren to all pe.soua Interest
I'd thas the unstssxre c11E1s6oaef Applnted By tho
Common cnuuc of th- eHy of Chiaso to aseestaa the
danssa md fecnmpcnse due thA o<ntn respectively 1f
sach rta eaais u saa be appropriated aud take. snf ahe
e1tensun 1t south se<t om stsza aveaEs to tht south
braaeh Of the Chicago River be fees IN with.
n accoTtaoee with aa ofter pA+sl Ii Common C0unr
June :h l3: Ad II tho rne 10 1seas tbs amount
OF sIch toxtlh Sth The cost 1f thu proeetlns
np'u tha Ersl estate By e- 1sne! hene1teds IN rlppr
t.n - Gear t. the lenrt Essahtnx tn h
csl af Evoum respectively. vi Il Nj n tae
Court Hsue on ths 1oh a1J at July ls The hour VI
looeoeS H. w. for the turpoAs of making zaA
EleE1.
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SARATOGA SPRIN GS-
~ EKION HALL.
Aasnk undergone extensive alterations and imfHnve
fschtA y nov osen tuF tie reception Of yldof%. The
krnuhds hase et7 enlarged and Improved and club
an! :a,xg aaso aSa,s Snh Il t,aeat. aated t
equppase xIh them. Every esertioM l IL ,sde nv thc
PTs1~tot to eestan IT. vii tssah.aird rrtutstIon
Iy6-ImI rTTCNM + T1Sfy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

KASsAs.-A Bill of Rights, conta ming twenty,
three sections, has been reported to the Constitu
tional Convention of Kansas. 1t sets out with the
declaration that all political power is inherent In
the people; prohibits slavery in the State; pro.
claims religious toleraton defends the souudness
Of the writ Of habeas corpus; protects the freedom
Of legislative debate forbids the transportation
from the State of any party for any offence com.
United within the State limits; prohibits imprs.
oninent for debit insures to naturalized citizens
the full privileges accorded to natives; and de.
clares that no citizen of the State shall be held To
appear before the Supreme Court of the United
States on an appeal from the Supreme Court of
the State, but that when appeals are taken on
Questions OF Interstate law they shall only be
through or from the District Courts Of the United
States. preamble, which precedes the Bill of
Rights, recites the fundamental laws of the BODY
polite, declares the pose of the instrument and
defines the boundaries of the Stase of Kansas Al
the latest date the convention had not acted upop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22
The Weekly Star.

Full as usual of metropolitan news and gossip,
Is now on our counter ready for delivery to the
public. The following interesting articles will
be found embraced in its contents:
Lost, StOlsH. or Sraysd-aa intensely interesting
sketch from tAe notebook Of a MEDICAL student;
A Good 7hiAs IN the Story LiHs; Effect of the Vic
tories Of the Emperor ~ Franee; The Battle of
SolfsrnO-detals Of the action; Tdking O5ser-
cations from Balloon; Mr.. Hyds's Account of
the late Balloon Voyage from ST. Louis, &C.;
The S,ekiss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the press
and las letter Of JHstifeation; Napoleon on the
Battle Field; tn, Loadon Times on Austrian Old
Fogyisn; The American Horses in England;
FEH Account Of the Reeenf Nary Yard Accident;
Intresting Reports Of Criminal Court Proceed
iass; Public School Examinations; Distribntton
Of PEbIie School Premiums; Operations of the
Patent O6ies, &C.;
Department. Nsses; Editorials; Wasktngtox Ns,cs
asd Gossip Local Istsihgeses, &C., &C.;
Late Ners, Jorsigs AID donuesfie, Dr. mail a~d
telegraph;
Interesting Personal Items;
And great cariefy Of eAoies literary articles both
prose and poetry, too nEmeyoxs TO nlentios.
This Is just the paper above all Others for citi-
lens and strangers sojourning in the National
Metropolis to send to their friends at distance.
Price only . cents per copy, or 81 Is per annum.
Postage prepaid by stamps when SO arranged.
The Cheapest Paper IN america"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22
ALEXANDRIA.
CorrsspomdeHee of The Sta,.

ALEXANDRIA, July ., 1859.
a The closing exercises by the pupils Of 81. Johns
Academy tooh pisce yeststdsy, at LTberty Hall, In
the presses Of large sndienos, the anjosity a
whom were ladia. The young e6ntlsnen ali se-.
qiitted themselves in very creditahle mannes,
and won he frsquent applause q the audience.
'Dudng Dc exessises, The iiski hioso q medSh
and other premiums was made, " w d. Massey,
Esq Mayor Of the city. The first premium-a
H. Reed, Of Fairfax county, Va who also received
two silver medals and three other premiums
Clarence B. Gwynn, Of Prince Georges county,
Md :, received three silver medals. Clay EN-;
merson and John H. Bailey. Jr., Of Alexandria,
were awarded a silver medal each -
Premiums were awarded to John R. Edelin,,
James A; Neale, James II; crumP, John R. Pad.
gett, J. Samuel w imsatt- Bernard ]. Coyle, Jesse
Murray. Richard H. Lyles. JAS r. Collins, g.
VIM, Hunter. Charles p. Lambert, Patrick F.
OrGorman, Dennis A. Pralle, William b. Price,
man, Charles T. Clark, VIM. Goodhand, A. j.
| Ballenger, stephen Woods. jr., ii. Clay Emerson,
John Bailey, jr., Bernard Higdon, }. w. Ken.
Alexandria; T. J. johnson and Rudolph Johnson,
| Of Montgomery county, Md; c. b. Gwyn and
| Jesse r. Edelin,, of Prince Georges county. Md
Charles H McGlue, of Orange e. H., Va; and
James E.. Bowling, of Tacna, Peru, 8. A.
st. Johns Academy is n boarding and day
1 school for young men and boys. which has beer
| in successful operation in this city Tor twenty
/ years TIE pIcseht duie principal, Mr. hlchdru IL
Carne, jr., having been connected with it for the
past twelve years The total number Of pupils In
attendance during the session just closed is 50
many of whom are from different parts of THU
State and Maryland.
A trustees sale Of a life interest In 20 shares
(S2 ,OOO) of the stock Of the Corporation of Alex
audria, was sold yesterday by T. nj. Mccormick
| auctiOneer, to Geo. johnson, Esq, for $500.
Mr.. +. luther, jr., Of Lynchburg, Va, is il
this city, for the purpose Of getting up Directo
~. We wish him abundant success in his under
| taking.
The alarm Of fire a few minutes before ],
O'clock last night was occasioned by the burn
ing Of wooden flask in tine Moulding Depart
ment Of Jamieson's Foundry No damage wa
| done.
David Manly was yesterday arrested by Office
Warder charged with being engaged In as
sault upon q colored man named Kennedy. III
was committed by Justice Price to answer at Au
gust Court
Doninick Gillen gave security to appear an,
testify in this case, in behalf Of the Common
| wealth. CARLOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22
Spirit Of the Morning. Press.

The Constitution vindlcates the Administrat lea
from the charge, by the Opposition, Of unfnenah-
ness and hostility towards our naturalized eiilen'
and refers to the late letter of instructions 70 ou
Minister at Berlin conclusive proof Q, contrary
position on the part Of the Administration;
The CONSTITUTIONS also treats upon the Wliliui
Prevention Of the bred Scott decision" by the OPP
position and upon "sectional and National states-
manship."
The ha,sRigsreer speaks hopefully Of the signs
of peace i'm Europe and also expresses the opinion
that the late sequestration of Church property In
Mexico. by the Juarez Government, introduces q
new element Of distraction into the counsels OF
that unhappy country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

The ARMIsTlcK, kossUTH, &c.-Tbe n,,,,.
Were struck dumb by the news Of an armi,,,c. q.
stead Of battle, which we had all been led 70
expect what this armistice is for, or what n,
means, is just a. puzzling as the news itself Ths
French Pafrie, Of the sth, which is a semi-goy-
eminent organ, says in substance, II means little
or nothing, unless the Emperor of Austria agrees
70 iree Italy, from the Alps to the Adriatic
ming winch he is hardly likely to agree to, with
'ning remarkahss is going on, but what
the European world eanno, vet fa,som. and hence
s0cn, Doth In Paris and London, dance about
there like spiri.nppen In cou,,onencs ~ ,o,n.
questioning and cross-questioning in Parliameot
LORD tohn Russell has been obliged to say, that
.ue nl'n ministry have been at work In Prussia
10 stop that State rom entering into the war
Not much importance il attached bv the o,,..
EAgiish press, to the report in the Times. th,,
hossuth was creating revolution In Hunoa,v
under the auspices Of the Emperor Of the French
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

III The Maryland Democratic STATE CoDven-
ZION assembled at Frederick Oh "Wednesday last.
Tor the purpose Of nominating a candidate for
Comptroller Of the State Treasury set Of reso-
luuons was adopted reiterating the time-honored
creed OF the party on the slavery question. ex-
pressing confidence in the integrity Of the present
Nauohai Admi nistration, agreeing to sustain the
AolH VI 'he Charleston Convention. and re-
gates to State Convention 10 he h.,d g, az.
Of Baltimore the second rh.,HSa ~ 'ne cry
ls6o for the purpose Of electing deIea,,.s =, 81,
Charleston Convention. A. Lino,n -. '-s
Hartford, was nominated Comptroller Vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22
Items Telegraphed from Washington

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The receipts from Gus.
toms at New York for the first twenty DAYS of the
present fiscal year three millions Of dollars
There are twelve cases in Prussia involving
the question Of tine rights Of adopted citizens
abroad.
The Associated dispatch says:
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The President has ten.
dered the Central American mission to Hon. ID
NJ. Barringer, Of North Carolina. formerly a
member OF Congress, and subseq uentiy Minister
to Spain. 1t IL thought, however, that he will de-
cline it,
The news from Europe of prospect of peace
produced much qualification in government off.
cial and diplomatic circles to-day
The commissioner Of patents designs leaving
Warrington next week, to be absent nearly two
months
Important dispatches from Minister McIane
was received to-day by special messenger.
The slOop-of-waf Savannah is again 70 he sent
to the Gulf Of Mexico
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22
Personal.

-. Hon. II. :. Foote and lady, Of Miss, are at
the National.
'''' Hon. VIM. ii. English publishes a card
announcing that he is not candidate for Sp-a er
OF the House Of Representatives.
80. Joe Jefferson. the comedian, is about to
visit Europe professionally. We predict for him
d ldli success, as he VIII open up to John Bull a
sreak OF hunor quite as new to him in its vein
as was that OF the yankee Gal' of Mrs. Barney
Williams. 0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

" The Germantown and Kensington district
OF phlladelPhia was visited by violent hurricane
on wednesday afternoon, which unroofed bou,es
lore up trees, and injured several persons. The
iimo OF an uProoted tree came in violent contact
with the four O'Clock train Of cars from German
town to the city, breaking the windows and
soaring sedate Quaker lady nearly into ft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

IL ihe commencement exercises at the IIar-
ward College, at Cambridge, Massachusetts, tool
place Wednesday, and were witnessed bv an nm
usually large assemblage. The Governor. Execu-
i've Council, etc, were present, and, with Edward
EVerett, Prof. Sparks, and other prominent per-
sons, occupied seats upon the platform. The ex
ercises gave general satisfaction One hundred
, and twenty applicants were accepted for the new
term
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

" Is stated that meeting il soon to be held
In the Congressional Distrissof Mr.. sekles 70 20.
quest him to resign his seat in Congress. He !.
reported to have declassa ve,y emphaticaIlv that
ne VIII not resign o. any consideration II he
aoes NOT resign, Nh Williamson, his competitor.
lne last elect sa, wild earnestly contest his right
70 d seat "a the House of Representative,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

SAUCE FOR THE GOosE.-An injured wife I'm
columbus, Ohio. stabbed the mistress of her bus
band the other day, e1claiming, as she did so. in
the SIC kies vein, You have dishonored nv bed ,,
&c. The assaiied party. however. declined to be
hlLed ana kicked the defender of marital risL.s
out Of the house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

THEODORE PARKER AND THE UNITARIAN CLyR-
sr--rhe Association Of Unitarian Clergymen. al
nmni OF the Cambridge Divinity School have re-
fused to pass resolution of coincidence for Rev
Theodore Parker, who is a graduate OF the School.
now absent Tor the benefit of his health in Europe
rms Is a testimony Of repugnance to his RATIONAL
istie theology. The Rev. Mr.. Conway, formerly
Of this city, offered the resolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

IL In the great India rubber case lately tried
before the Supreme Court in Baltimore. Judge
Giles has decided that the exclusive right of man
ufdcture and sale of vulcanzed rubber goods be-
longs to Horace IL Day. aud perpetual iniunc-
uon has been granted against other PARTIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

PHILADELPHIA CRY CARs-Tbere are no,, a.,
hundred and thirty cars running on the v,rIou,
routes In Philadelphia There may be more for
each company steadily increases its stock. bpt
tnere Is certainly not less. Before the end of the
present year there will be four hundred car, nm
ming. Eleven different lines, owned by as many
companies, are in active operatiss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

Ns ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES
~ served TO Festivals, Fairs, Pic Mics. Hotels
and EXCURSIONS, al one dollar per gallon FRESH
CAKES made every day, and sent To any part of
the city. WEDDING CAKES made very pretty
and very cheap. Particular attention psid to fur
nIshlns every thing In tba party line. Ice Cream to
private famIIies s71a cents per quart. At the PHI
ADEi.PHlA CONFECTIONERY, corner 18th
anu sts jy ll-lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

W Mr. stockton, L. ). Minister at this Cont
irft Rome on Monday last, after having come 70
satisfactory understanding with Cardinal Antonelli
win Respect TO the'reparation TO be made to Mr..
rernas end his family for their losses at Perugis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

IL Captain Farnham, Of the slave-yacht Wan
derer celebrity, is in New York, and has prepared
full history Of all the facts connected with its
memorable voyages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

A SECOND DANIEL CONE TO JUDeMENr-"I Am
not aware Of any statue code of morals which
makes IL Infamous ~ forgive u woman. n-DanieI
+. Sioies 10 the Herald TT
Does he know OF any statue or code of morals
T. Post. e.. a ..-.. d.. 80 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

IL The heat out West is more intense ever
than here,-if the Cincinnati Gazette is not Joking
when 1t says the thermometer there stood at III:
deg in the shade on Friday last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-22

III A National Convention on the subject of
prison discipline is expected to meet in Philadel-
phia on the 9th of September.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BOARDING

ROAH l9lNO.-SsyeTal psTsons can lie acc,,mtn.,..
- dated with 30 A X ID or FtfRNISHED
hooMS at AL Massachusetts avenue, betw.en
4th and 9Th streets. The rOoms are airv and sna-
clous IN healthy and eligible locality Persons
an want oil the comforts Of home won 10 DO wei to
.o-l. Jy 10 ST.
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The New York Sun says that there il evi
dent In every paragraph Of Sickles's letter of de-
Tense OF that spirit Of selnshness which it has been
charged isone of the leading traits of Mr. Sckles
character