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PASSENGER TRAiN To MANASSAS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
O6ics Military SepsTIa;cndenf Railroads US.
Wasainy ton, Apri! Is, 1862. }
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton TO Manassas until further notice
ID. C. McCALLUM,
ap 1S-tf NJ. ID. and Sup't Railroads, u. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CRE0PLASfl BONE
3 E L = 81,
WIfxesS MxfAL PLagE on CI1sYA

DE, 3. B. SiGESMOND,
sic BysGSsssz, Nss ycrt-2S9 PeSasyleSsss As
eaVs, Ssfssssz lstb esd 15fb g:s., EasAtssfok,
Clhs the stier!icn OF tho public 10 the ioll0sirs
Advantages Of hls tUsTove3 sfster: -Ra
I. She Posth OF his manufacture w!lSS$S%S
aoTeT oorcds nor change color by lEJ ~-~<1oS
scits. bsirE ShTec toaEtns lighter thsa sIy other
z. E9 !oert OF foo.s need be ext Isoted, g. tss
-rtIRoial opoz cal b5 inserted over Ism.
Ihe roes vii Be ms1s lncdeG.iTe, an rsTsT
sehe.
4 NO t1in73ItIE toets ars resdei, 90 permSnspi
eaes csn nS pSoe ltfinsSaz?iI, snerobJ freseryinS
szs rStIIRi exSrsEb.on OF she face, which sgSsi
iae % sJsIsm Is (tssuentiy 6i:aErred.
;. skis work hSs teeG fritJ tssted Over 6ve year
bJ mary Of the frst ohsI3ets aud ehYsioisns OF tI
sountIJ.
DR.. Z. has Einc ilysEted g white uadss.raesIr-
nofSl hting, with which shS rc0st sensitive IeesE
okl % tlied wItlout pain ,SlG can baili ~ q ser
tSot s2ul5 tooth On Aoy side rcoEs, -Eici " III laci
ihrc9Eh lifetime,
The DSsI ef references G;SSp--to Or. v, Mot; Ds
iNoIeTus, Professor of ChemIstry, n, v. Fer
iudEe WsJre, Of ths Supreme Covrt Of w szhirT
ton, Ead taoaEsD3s Of osksrs.
Cal Aid cSsuIEc fOr yourself pofsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29
RARE CHANCE

A RARE CHANCE!
!2g,. 92Ggs,i;e3s. l. l Sf5r The EuOD WILL and FIX
and streets for sails There is but little use Ia
ms king any comment about ths place, as ali who
KNOW ap, tklns Of the situstion know that Ii ls as
ton. - r, W. DDRSEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

kE, SURE AND CONE no TaE BEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29
DEFERRED LOCAL ARTICLES.

SERIOUS SrABBINs AEFRAY-A serious and
nearly fatal stRboing fracas occurred near the
grocery Of Charles Wiley, on n street, between
afternoon about O'Clock. Charles Rodgers, an
ambulance driver for company F, 9lst Pennsyiva-
Quinn, a private in company B, Rocket battery.
which was embsrking for the South, went into
willeys rumhole and got enough blue ruin to
make them quarrelsome On coming out: Rod
gers got into q wrangle with q boy named Rus
sci, belonging 10 the Rocket battery, ending with
giving the boy choking. Quinn interfered,
Told the boy to go to the boat, and taunted Rod.
gers with the cowardice Of fighting with boy
Other sharp words followed resulting In a regular
Fight, in which Quinn got severely stabbed by q
knife In the hands Of Rodgers.
The testimony is somewhat conflicting; but all
agree, az the wounds also prove, that Rodgers
stabbed Quinn three times: frst, In his head.
driving the knife through his cap to the skull
bone; second, In his breast, between the second
and third ribs, ard then in his side near the hip
The wound In the bre1st Is considered dangerous
IL 10 near the heart, aud about three inches deep
Ii isa matter Of surprise to the surgeon and 9TH
eB that this wound did not produce Instant destb,
account Of It's location. IL is supposed tha on
account Of the dullnsss Of thu knife the veins and
arteries were pushed aside, instead Of being pune
tured.
Quinn wrested the knife from his Antagonist
and inflicted a wound in the hip nf Rodgers
Odicefs Gibson and De Vaughn, Of the tenth pre-.
cinct, then came up, arrested both parties and
took them before Justice Strstton, who committed
Rodgers 70 jail for court DR.. Croggon was called
and drSEsed the wounds OF the men. He considers
Q1inn's wound in the breast dangerous one,
but expresses hope Of his recovery II great
Inflammation does not ensue. He will be taken
TO the hospital. The knife is an ugly looking
two-edSed stiletto, taken from a Mexican bY
Rodgers, who was III the Mexican war, aad who
has carried Il ever since.
SECURITY To KEEP THK PKAcE.-A day or two
since, policeman named ID. Cline, of the FIRST
county, precinct, was arrested by Oricer DuvaI,
on warrant Issued at the instance Of Mr.. Selby
Scaggs. The case was heard before Justice Gulf,
Saturday morning, and Mr. Scaggs testified that
Cline had several occasions threatened his life
and property, and also rad reported among the
soldiers that he was a secessionist; thus making
them enemies to him also. Cline gave security
to keep the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

II U TT L II USE,
daily. Butter of al ETGCes CONSTANTLY In StoI q.
and for ss.e at the lowest Marktt rates. by
ID. 4, DUTROW,
No. 450 Eighth street,
q tp ID Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

SEC8ET DISEASES, SECRET DISEASES
~ RANARtTAIbS GIFTr
SAMEEIrAN'S EIFF,
IRE bioSt Certain Re,asdv ESsr Used.
"Yes," positive oCra for
SECRET DISEASES,
GOHORREGEA. G!.EfsT SHRlCTUREs IA
contains no Nine.ai, 20 BsIssG. no Mercury.
OLly ten pills t1 be taken % efsct 2 oure.
IhoJ are entirely yegrt[E q. hEFIug 10 snsi! uoT
any un PIE asa nj taste, eud viii not anT 81 IN
JGIe tie stomach or bowels Of the most de;icste.
in .'tr enty four hours" Prepared by . Erl6uaie
of the University OF Pennkylvsnia one Of tho NOS
eminent DO0t9' AMsRiT%Ns iaf RGifTeNl % Fl FS da'
VIII cure any case IA from two to four days. and
TWENTY -FOUR HOURS!
No exposure n fTsHLls, no change tvha.trer,
Let those who have detP.lred Of getting cared
OF who have been EorEeo with Bassm COpavIa Ul
-, sHahRITAN's GIFT.
Sent by mail in q plain Envelope
pr!oe male packages, 81
skMHkfThNSss1 ma siTff NSss1RstSIs 1867 SNp HERB mlces
cTHs FoE SY1S5dd55iis Ok
Here is a positive oUrs--no HioTcnTy-no Poison
but the Juices Of r Roots and herbs
This form or,bo al ieenslTeati @at
sores on tue Orsans OF generation. or they msy oc-
cur nn other parts Of The body. which happens
mostly on the frOins, ana very often as ulcers of
bones, 60. 30. 4nr aod all of these symptoms
skmARiFhN'3 Foot AND HERB JUICES.
sen: by express. PrIcs 81 bvtte, or bottles
SAMARITAN's CBANCRE WASH.
PIloe 70 o3nts Full dlreot,oBs
DESMOND d CO., Boz Isl Philadel yhia = est
. Sold By g. CALVERT FORD. corner 18th and
j Z. EKT0fG. a5 South Eighth street. PhiIa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29
TNDIA-R UBBER GOODS!

Merchants who sell any of the various styles ef
II EdIe-k pbber Goods will do well 10 call on IA r
n a. HALL, ss he is closing oct his sxtenEIvs
STOCK tt less taan manu- tsoLurers' prices ra; her
than remove hem TO Kew York. IEs Indis Rub
be; WSrrhouse Is at 30s Pa. avenue, bot Seen eth
e.l1 .oiA sue. ap pi7-l0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

CAN'T BE BEAT!
HE SUBSCRIBERS determined to eocorlmC d.ts
az persona, either IN pleasure or h9ai-. S--sa 81
mss ehTe goUo 20 large 81 penEe in theF24riS
pprohazs OF Garages, Buygies ant Ssd-Sx-XzZz7
die horses, alI for the uzs of the pubo. FRrniies
wlsaIns y, can nt Ell times prOoGrs nice eaTTiaCs
vita gentle horses snS good and careful driver
OTdors gent 70 the stGb'-3 with atfeet 6nd number
VII 10 Promptly attended 10. Charges Is m0dsrate
I'd Ihe times Will allow. Heroes tsEsn al IlverJ,
J @ CDOg Co.
Sixth street, ono bloct sortf cf
dpll In Penna aysoaa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16
A PROCLAMATION

More mon are required for the suppress
son of the rebellion. Our regiments in
The held are TO be recruited to their ori.
Ginal streng III, and in addition new rcri
ments are TO ho formed.
Pennsylvania has hitherto done her dutv
10 the country. Her lrcemcn are ag,i,,
called upon TO volunteer in her deronco
chat the blood of her sons who have oIr,a,
dy fallen may nol have been shed in y,i,,
and that we may hand down to our noster.
ity the blessings OF union and civil and
political liberty, wLi,L We derived from
ur fathers.
The number o! men now required and
ne regulations for cnlistmeuts. will be
A"0e known togthWith in General Orders.
'Cahwhile the men Of PENNSYLVANIA will
oIo themselves in readiness for prompt
DmpIiance with the necessary demand
upon their gallant AID patriotic spirit.
our noble Commonwealth has never vet
lia''efed, and must stand Grm now when
Her honor and every thing that is dear to
'er are al stake.
Syen under my hand aud the great
JoA' the state, at Harrisburg, this fourth
ILay Of July, in the year of our Lord one
snJ ,nJJusSnd S1 eight hundred and sixty,two,
"" r d the Commonwealth the eightv-se.
'S''h' by the Governor
. . ELI SLIFER,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16
WEDNESDAY July Ioh lsra

rn .Wo mo authorized lowilhdlaw Tho
name of James Wriolcy E.q, from the
i.sl Of candidates 0or Ror.lur N Recorder
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16
TYRONE CITY HOTEL.

KUBERT MAChLEM, PRorRIEroR.
announces to the travelling public
that be has now taken charge of this largo and
well known house, and will conduct it in such q
manner as will render excellent comfort and sat
staction to all who may favor him with a call.
July l6, 1862.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16
More Troops Called Out Proclamation
Of Governor Curtin.

HARRISBURG, July 1.
Tie following Proclamation was issued
10y the Governor to day
PaHSyh1aia IS
In the name and 10y the authority Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania. Andrew
&. Curtin, Governor Of the said Common,
wealth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16

/ AIDES III. W, SMITH d co. are rccci
4 ! ing their SPRING GOODS, You are respectful
ly invited to call and examine their assortment
Also tho other sex. hprit 30 GO.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16
Going it Alone!

~ E0RGE NEWsOE having commenced
~ the manufacture Of BOOTS anu SHOES
would respectfully solicta share Of public pat
ronago. Without making great fuss, or any
rash promises, it shall and will be his steady en-
dcayOr to select
The very best Of Stock,
Mako the very hest Of work,
And lat least hope for)
The very best Of custom.
llt this an poetry 10 looks very like it-but IT is
the truth, which is better.
So, "wade in" snd got Fis. Shaw's Row,
door next hpubfc0u Office Gro. NEusoN.
Cicarfclj, July o, 1862
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16
$l(0 400crtjsrmcnts.
Bridge Election

bTldgo Election
FENlIE Stockholders of tho Cloarfeld Creek
i Bridge will hold an election at the office Of
J. b. McEnally r the Borough Of Clearfeld on
Saturday, July 9th 1862, for the election Of
managers Of said Bridge for the ensuing year.
JAMES B. GRAHAM.
VIM PORTER, & others,
July l6, 62. Committee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16
CANror jTu REGIMENT =. r. VIC. ,
Near City Point, Va, july i, 1852. ,

E.iy,Fp ..| Jp..tt........
aoston to ecnJ yon n,I.,, ,'y.'.'l'. --
woundod +, Goa,,or,. ,'5' ~ ~ ", "'''e" %n'
C,detsl f,b P.,in,iim,' 3, ~ "j'L''8 ", III '"'
inr tho last 10 I,s oyentr,i M ,io i' ~ our
MS w 10 o'eI"ui week.
EilIedZNono N,I,o''''''.''' '"'' ~ I''-.
t9ynnadoI 49,, 'oiV IV;u:.
.l,d5Ir JT%T4 IN tbo noni, ,I','D' d. "''maH 'er.
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Joo ,l;,L I,9''' 0U'N'"'' J." inc 'c'I ShouI'
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ArJoa Sa,d 'i,, iai, ~ '1ru,,,IcI' ,' D''I" I'Jh'
~, Wonnt,I ", ~, 0"'f,g1 Hi,1j i'JolIn[u' ntL
''I, ou','ou o. -L L,Cu'o' v h'"Iy' OucNshoI
p!oip,JI opio, J'S' o. go G,., r.r-,.,
l,d ''"''' ''' 0'''' o"''o' III 'no IFoaSI'
''y1' 'T w No., ro,,,,r.,,,,-.-,,
,.,J w. 'AOy Ou'''' through inc stomach
Worin AroAl;.,on - a.. u.:-,
Ia va ;-i,IG -tJL' '''.oi' al llIo 'high'
omnntotcd s' ''5''' ''' IL O'0Ne"' since
nortin Nr,IIor. =. u.o,,.l,J
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16
AdminisIralor,s S No.ice.
Goods! GOOds!!

DLACSMTHINC.-Th subscriber boyinc
ID located in the borough Of Lumber city. In
the shop formerly occupied By Mr.. Grossly. res
rcctrully requests his old customers 20 piys him
call. promptness and skill will be eycepted in
every instance, together with industry and atten-
ton to business, by whsch ho hopes 10 r,cofye i,
full share Of public patronage.
JAMES ANDERSON
Lumber city June 2j, 1862
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16
TgNHE CLEARFTELD ACADEMY will

TENHL ILENKFIEID ACADEMY will
4 be opened for the reception Of pupils males
ana iemalos) on Monday, May 18th, 1862
Terms per Session Of Eleven Weeks:
orthography, Reading, Writing, Primary
II; AIlthmetic t[i aud Geography 50 so
ii'Enor Arithmetic, English Grammar,
topography and History. m
and Book Keeping. m
Latin and Greek Languages. an
10 students desirous of acquiring a thorough
English Education, and who wish 10 ouaIif,
themselves for Teachers, this Institution ocors
desirable advantages. '''''
No pupil received for less than half session
and no deduction made except for protrac,ej
sickness.
Tuition to be paid at the close oftho term.
O. b. SANDFORD, Priicjonl
Clearfold, May Z, lSe2.-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

EEE are authorized to announce Avos READ
w SEM Of Lawrence township, as a candidate
For County Commissioncr subject to the rules Of
he Democratic party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16

UapIaln %. Q Oh Regt, ?. r.
z. 5, The wounded are being sent North
very slowly, they suffer good deal from
the neglect of somebody"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16

II Z are outhorizcl to Announce T. T. Corr.
w HIur Of Coyiurton township, as candidate
for County Auditor, subject to the rules Of
e Democratic party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16

NJ Z are authorized to announce IRAu
w WoopwAGD, Of Huston township, os can
diIate for County Auditor, subject to lie rules Of
the Democratic party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-16

COUNTY SURVEYOR.
WE are authorized to announce HENRY j..
WRIGHT Of Bcccaria township, as % candidate for
County Surveyor, .uljc.t to the rules Of the Dem
OcraUc party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
A CARD TO TaE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PILLS EOR FEMALES

II
IsJalli1I. in eo,r"tins ,esSlatins ssa rsnioviss
az oostyNettoHs ~ m tcsaterer coESs, and
aIrdpg steetSDEI as q prsu entire
The above Pills have now been 10 use for over
thirty pears and IN no case, where the directions
have been correctly f.lloved h,ve these pills
fol owing certi6oste from of the rst ladies OF
w ca, who called upon my a,ents IN that
oits (Mr VIM. Bristol d Co.. and told them that
she Of coure did lot wish her ram. 10 be made
tFeaer of or Duponoo's 6oGen Pills, toey M, {
roier any law 10 her. a. she consI1erso it duty
as yell pleasure to relate h kHotc sdgs of hsiT
EN- Sacy. as admI ste; ca TO her daUgn Dung
spmptIon-had taken cold-na ure became OBJ
structed. It0 boIes Of thess Go den Pills entirely
cared ar, and she - now In robust heath mo .
an. stronger proof might De gwen; these pills
Sold Wholesale and Retail In Washington b,
z; ID. GILMAN, Druggist, $50 Penn avenue.
Pa. avenue; g ID WAITE, corner III % est mi
louisiana avenue, and az NJ LBURN'S, west IS b,
nsar Ps- avenue. Ladies, By sending 8 To either
oan have the Pills sent sIy part Of the countrv
comfortably by mail Sold slso 81 X. 8 =. .;ls-
Sci, GEORGETOWN; PEEL & sEEVENS, Alex
andris; BROWN q BROTHER, baltimore; 3.
HALL & RUCKEL, lis Green II New York,
Genera Wholesale Agents
~. Ii. Look out for COuntertci's. Buv no 6olden
Pills Of any kind IN esq every box ls signed y.
therefore IS Iou value our yes and health ito tey
pothIng OF beng humbugged out OF Josr poney)
bay only n 80 who show the signature OF ). ID.
on sccount Of the Pills beiyE oouI teifeited rhe
Ingredients composing the ebove Pulls are made
known TO every Agent, and they will tel y'u Ihey
are safe and wi perform Al claimed Tor tlsN.
Tvs New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxXvIIth CoNGREss-see..d sessl...
TUESDAY, July {

TUESDAY, July 6.
SENATE Mr.. Sumner presented abolition peti-
lions.
On motion OF Mr.. Clark, the confscstion bill.
az returned from the House. was taken up
Mr.. c moved that the Senate iusist upon its
amendment to the said bill, and ask committee
Of conference.
Mr. sherman moved that the Senate reoede, ana
agree TO the House bill
Mr.. Trumbun hoped the Senate would recede.
The question being taksn On Mr.. Sherman's
Yeas-ldessrs. Char der, Grimes, Hale, Harlan,
Howard, King, Lane ~ Indiana, Lane OF Kansas,
Morrill,, Sherman, Trumbull, Wilkinson, and
Wright-li
Nays-Messrs. Anthony, Browning, Garlic,
Clark, Collamer, Cowsn, Dav q, Doolfttle, FeS-
sender, Foot, Foster, Harris, Henderson, Ken
nedy, McDougall, Namith, Powell, Rice, Sim
mons, stark; Ten Eyck, Wiley, and Wilson Of
Absent-Mears Bayard, Dixon, Howe, Latham,
Pierce, Pomeroy, Salisbury, Thompson, Wade,
Wilmot, and Wilson Of Massachusetts.
Mr.. Wright called up the resolution for the
expulsion OF senator Simmons
Mr.. Ten Eyck moved It's reference to the Judi
ciafy COMMITTEE agreed to-yeas 81, nsys7
HoUsE.-Mr. Stevens, from the committee OF
conference on the Treasury note bin, submitted
q rep Irt; which was adopted.
The II use resumed the consideration Of the
bill for the discharge Of State prisoners, and 20
authorize judges Of the United States court 10 take
bail for the same.
TThe bill prov des that list Of all prisoner Of
State shall be made and furnis he'd to the judges
Of the dittrit courts In whose districts they are
residents, and IL the grand jury have formed no
bill Of indictment against them the judge shall
order their discharge, and IL the officer In whose
custody the prisoner is shall refuse 20 obey the
order be shall be liable 10 a nne Of $500 and i'm
prisonmentin Jail; aud rs such prisoners are under
Indictment the judge may order their discharge
or hold them TO bail for trial Fhe bill also pro-
vIdes that the President may by proclamation
suspend the writ Of habeas corpus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
DIED.

Ed ward and Lizzie 4. Paidvin.
Her funeral will take place az O'Clock this after
econ s6e Srs Of est NAN
friends are respectfully invited 20 attend.
On the It'll instant, MARTIN MCNAMARA.
In his 20 yesT, alter protrsoted lllness OF hve
am s.nS ys,oh ss S9,e wfn Sa5 q. ,ST
The resuves and friends, a. also the members
he va. : memOsTi. are requested 10 attend hi,
fansTa. at 81 o,S oek 2; me- on "ednesdsI' ss his
On the 9Th instant. EDITH, aged 10 years and
months, tie daughter OF Augustus ana Jane Js-
Before thy heart might learn
In vsywArdness 70 sney-
Before thy feet could turn
The dark and downward way
Ere tln might wound tag ersast.
Or sorrow wake the tear,
Hlse 20 thy no ne of Iest
In Jon celestial sphere.
.si. rs:d Only q m Saasa. spO u
Samuel and LmiJ "ili sHs.,s
To blossom In ttsrnal spring"
The friends Of the fAmily 9 Q invited 10 attend
o'c ao Se.ie snce on street. NO. sss, be
ween 18th and 18th. tnepub)
On MONDAY night, JAY It'll, 81 hslf-lsst nine,
WILLIAM e., eldest son 81 William 4. and
On the syssins Of the IN INST, ah, ESfeu U.
sSs funeral ssrvios. viii take place .. the resi-
YORK avenue, to -moITow Q ternoon, q Z o'clock
AS the residences OF his daugh or, me- M: j.
Carter. Capitol Hili,l Cap WILLIAM smiiG;h LIZ
in e. zig: q n; man, fsf
tas Issr tSs.Iy years . resident Of thus oity. -,
IProvldenoe papers please copy.l W
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The LATEST Bf TsLsGRAPH
LATEST FROM EUROPE

Liverpool reported a great increase OF excite
ment In cotton rates The prices are \ to penny
higher than the ofacisl figures ou Friday.
LONDON, Saturday .-ConsOls selling for money
from eIXseIx.
MADEID. June "a In Senate, to-day, cslderon
Collantes expressed ths hope that the action OF
France In Mexico would no; exceed the limits %
the London convention. Minis,ers have said Inst
Spain would still exercise sufhcielst infusnce to
obtain Legislative satisfaction from Sexleo, for
she had not abandoned the necessary means.
It's positively anrmed that the King OF PERU
gal 10 be;rothed TO the Princess Of Savoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. q.

RKTEEhEo-Ths country VIII note with pain
to-days action Of the senate IA referring to toeir
Judiciary Committee the pending reso. ution for
the expulsion OF Senator simmons At this Stage
OF the session, thus referring Il, Simply hunni-
tagging 50 out Of sight.
The public viii not be cOnten'wits windy sen
storial defamation against thcse who efsr 70 psv
Senators Eve per centIm on cOntrecu hey may
obtain for them from the executive dep -rtnents,
while Senators who admit having pocketed such
bonuses from the over-taxed treasury, are voted
scot free Of even ceRsure, by referring" resolu-
tions to make them duly accounts ole for issu
mslfeasance In such matters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

ATTENTION ILLINoIsANs. An adjourned meet
Ing OF citizens Of Illinois will be held to- morrow
evening, jelly 9, at the Office Of the Comm ssioner
Of Indian Affairs, Patent Office building, when
and where all deslrous of contributing to the
comfort OF the Illinois soldiers will please attend
The committees appointed at the last meeting
will report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

VOLUNTEERS for the Army should not leave
the city until supplied with Holloway's Pills
and Ointment For sores, scurvy, wounds
small poI, feyers, and bowel complaints, these
medicines are tae best In the world. Every
French soldier uses them. Only IS cents per
box. 21l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

4 saies ~ % L c'eloef Ga ne ,ets dsy Of Jsy.
lssl for tri,anlps AID trading slxth &C sst .ss..
The gravel % be nine itohss In us centre epo
brought tofour inches - the gutter hne. 1ae
Of ssons Of improper ize, and then vel rolbst vith
heeyy roller. A,
,g...ss a. - c.naf IL: 4 b ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

EMANCIPATION COMMONWEALTH follow
jag p-ttions have been nled since our last report:
Christopher &. O'Hare. 4 slsves-Loulsa, Wash
ington, Caroline and George Brooks James II !.
slayes-Bet,v, Mace, Hezeklah, Charles sussn
nj Burche, 3 slaves -Virlinda Silvey, Anna Pat
terson, Maria Edmond Silvey; VIM. T.. Howard ,
3 sIaves-Ann sophls, Alice and Susan Thomas;
slave-Martha Ann sprigg; Chss. Homiller, IA
slaves-Mary, Kingsley, Dallas, Adelaide. Laura,
and 8anks Etchison, Mary Ann, Virgins, George
Abraham Lincoln, and Fanny HAWKINS, KATE
jackson VIM. r. Woodward, trustee for j. q
McKelden, slave-Mary Dyson; w. n.
Brown, 2 slaves-Marths and VIM. vendseyi
VIM. b. Jones, ? slaves-Virginis and Margaret
Williams.