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40 CASTOR L. CLARK,
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
It'll street, under the Avenue House,
pKALRRsIN -
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNlsAING

The subscribers call attention tot desrsble stoor
Of CLOTHING which they now have on eAhlois
ton at their Store, No. - Louisiana avenue second
doOr from 7th street, and they are dstermned 70
on their part shall be used In order to please their
customers.
ths .tck 70 he perfect in point of durability, fl and
style. because we make everything ourselves, and
hsvs no hesItaton saying our goods Will b found
nnrsI 10 the hest order work in the COUNTRY.
Gstching the VARIOUS changes Of fashion. pertie0
M, resf AZ. ured Of finding the latest out and mak
ia store subject 10 their inspection and approval.
sisOo6 worth of Goods for Mems, Boy y and Ser-
chasers would do well TO examine the lot. This 10
no humbug, a. our assertions be proved on az
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81 -OOO A YEAR
&l.NA A WAR

81 900 YEAR ...vr.p
Sl,GO YEAH. PTOhtatls ard honorable empioy
3 ,en EAR. ment for ali times. Persons IA
SlsB fEAR. town or country, an Oh Of en-
Sl.o YEAH. ployment ss q source of income,
Sl,so A LAX. or TO hi up their leisure hours
81 $50 lEAE. may hear of such by enoloslnS
81 .oOG A YEAR. two stamps 10 psy postsse ~
Lon YEAR. Prof. JAMES t HORNE
100 YEAH. Box No. <-s5l, New York Post
Sl.sU LAX. Once. The employ ment 10 tilted
lo A LAX. 10 either sex station IN lIfe I'M
81 m YEAR. material. liz is an article of daily
q Gs YEAH. consumption, and be msnu-
81 .0n YEAH, fsctured IN the agents DWELLING
81 900 A YEAR, secure by copyright; sale a.
81 90 A YEAR. permanent as -four. An agent 4,
Ylym A nEAR. wanted IN every town in the
Sl.HA YEAR. Union. jan IS I'm
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LEWIS OLD WRECK WHISKY. of 1927.
chal eng es the word-(a big word, but too true q
to be q jokel-judges from. all parts say so. a
little left Also, can he found At his store,
choice lot of her w hiskies, Wines, BrandIes
Runs. Old Julup, Wormword Cordials, hne
Groceries, Teas, English, Scotch Ale, and Brown
Stout, Wholesale and retail,
JONAS L. LEVY,
No. 554 18th and B streets north,
feIs-f near the Canal.
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HANS FOR FAMILY USE, direct From en-
SU6AR-CURED HANS. which We rscommsnd 80
Using W" 'sPsri'' KING q BURCHELL.
h& Comes vermont svs.ss 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-23

FRIEND WOOp: 1t was long time after saw you
st Bhss6eld before got the bottle of Restorative
for which you gave me an order upon your agent IN
Detroit, and when got it we concluded to try 1t on
Mrs. Manns hair. the surest test of power. Ii
has done all hist on ed me II would do; and
Others of my family and friends having witnessed
It's effects, re now using and recommending its
to others entitled to the hi hest
claiuf for it.
Again. very respectfully d truly yours,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-23

CARLYLE, ILL, June %. 1852.
have used Prof u. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effects. My hair
was becoming, as I thought. prematurey gray, but
By the of HIS restorative II has resumed it's origi
nal color, and, have no doubt, permanently SO.
8. BREESE. eX Senator u. =.
o.; J. WOOD CO. rI1PrletSIs, sl2 Broadway'
,nsnt) and IA Market ST., st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists.
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DAG AGE PRESS OFPIc 4
ID so ID STREET,
adj joining Tks States Prssnas O(es.

RAGGA ExPREss OFFICE
ID S4 ID STREET,
AdJOiniss Tks States Prsstsas 0(es,
The subscriber, Baesase Agent for Baltimore
Ind Ohio and Washington Branch Railroad, les
opened oftce, at the above place for the aooona-
mediation of the public, sLeTe orders be lsft for
the use OF wagons 10 convey Baggage OF PscEsgca
to and from Railroad Depot, Steamboats, &e.. OTfo-
removal 10 an! point in Tins City or 6eafSetown.
Oice open from O'Clock s.. NJ. 70 10 o'clocf .. m
daily, Xoept SUNDAY, to 10 % locE a. m 2 o'coos
70 10 p. m JOHN M. MoCLINrDCK,
BaggaseAGent Baltimore and ONO Railroad.
~. B.-Persohs coming TO Washington OF so;ns to
Baltimore, not having made up their minds where
they will stop, by giving up their checks to mi
agents or the cars, will have their baggage takea
OF ~ this ONCE, at Baltimore once, No. Ii
Sham street and no extra oharse. do
CAMUEL P.HooVER'S BOOT, SHOE, AND
- TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT.
1 have on hand a large assortment OF L-dies',
Gentlemen's, Misses, Boys. Youths, sndHrv>1
Childrens Rubbers, OvershOes, San,lee &ft&
Gosemers Boots, slippers, BuskIns heled ~41tD
ard without, Water proof Boots and Shoes, Winch
! will sell cheap for cash.
Also, q splendid STOCK OF sole Leather Truhks a.
reduced prices.
CAL and examine for yourselves, a.
SAM'L. r. HOOVER
Iron Hail, Pa. avenue, between
ian ~ 9th and l0fh ara
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ORIENTAL NAIL POLISH, siy,nG beautiful
aoee, nsaS lsth etroGf, P& eves p AVN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-23

GUlTARS.-A large sssortment q Marue
" Schatze's celebrated GUITARS have lust II
Also. some fne VIOLINs and Fl. UTEs.
ian q If - : = = - and Penn. avenue.
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A r L 4 l r U l. II f. A
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COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And w no that Is gray would not haven't restored to
former color; bald, but would have the growth
stored; or troubled with daldruf and itching hut
would have 1t removed, or troubled with scrofua,
scad head. or other eruptiOns hut would be cured,
with sick headache tneuraigI Ia but would be cured
II will al 81 all puppies from the face skin
Prof Woods Hair Restorative VIII do all this, see
circular and the following:
ANN ARsoR, Nov. 5, 1856.
PkoF. o. J. WooD-Denr SIR: l have heard much
said of the wOnde rfui effects of your Hair Restnra
tive, but having been often cheated by quackery
and Quack nostrums, hair dyes, &C.. was disposed
TO place your restorative In the same category with
the thou sand and one loudly trumpetsd quack rem
edies, until l met you IN Lawrence county some
months since. when you gave me such assurances az
induced the tri Ofyour Re.tOTatIve IN my family,
first, by lily good wife, whose hair had become very
thin and entirely white, and be fore exhaustng
of large hotties her hair was restor. nearly TO
its original beautiful brown color. and had thckened
and become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
over the head. She continues to use IT. not simply
because of beaufying effects upon the hair, but
because OF ITS healthfu influence upOn the head and
mind Others Of my family and friends are using
your Restorative with th- happlest effects; there
fOIe skeptcism and doubt in reference TO its val
and character entirely removed. and can and
do mOat cordially and cOn6fentially recommend Its
by all who would have their hair restored from
white gray. by reason Of sickness age) to orr
iha color and beauty and by all young persons Who
would have their hair beautiful ard glossy.
SOLOMON MANN.
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drunk, disorderly and assault; fine and costs
sc A, and security for peace. Chas Cant, col +,
Md unlawful assembly; hne and costs 81 "A
VIM Davis, Va do; do. Edward White, col 4,
Va do; do George Butler, col. Va, do /; do.
Thomas Piper, col. Va, do do. John CrOnan,
s3n Lewis Hi2don, ID. C., disosdefly con-
duct; 81 ~. Augustus Hesler, Atlantic ocean,
do: do. Eugene Iceland, l. Gland, do; do. An
drew Kidw-li, ID. C, do workho W days.
solomon Hubbard, IT,. ID. C.. do; do. James
Rives, Va drunk and disorderly; do Nineteen
lOdgers-noa- Ie residents. r.-.......
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Csunsy Csnvcn,ion.

The Repu blieans Of Lee County will meet in
Csupty Convention at Charleston, on Saturday, the
Oh day Of June next, for the purpose Of appoint
Ing delegates to attend the Republican State Con-
vsaton 70 be held At Iowa City on the 18th day Of
JuAs NEXT, to nominate an Attorney General. Hec-
sssAry. Auditor and Treasurer Of State, Register
= State Land Once, and Commissionsr OF Dss
lsasss Land Improvement; and also, 70 appoint
1sssgatss 70 the Congressional Convention, 10 nom
anats Republican candidate for tho First Con-
eEssstonal District Of Iowa.
PHILIP vEILR,
Chm. Rep. Cen. Con. Of Lee County.
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soa, Rsynolds, Saith, Shelley and Timber
Alasrnaa Hsins& moved to amend Ne
osigisal repau y stslking thsrsfron % nseh
1cf The So 11ss FOR the publics1ion
r The ~ y Couacilin tie Ger
IN nswt Daily Journal.
Alaerm j Moved the adoption e
~ foaiowlu - : substitute for the repcst1
Resolved, That the Clerk Of the Coz
ERECTED to obtain proposals for pri6l
ouncil proceedings and ordinances
% current year, and report at the n1
seting Of the Council.
Alderman Patterson moved 70 adjourn. ~
bottom lost.
4 Ihnouestion bsing taken upon the subst1
Aldsraanrn nnma. was ID
and WS - ~
10y s :ss riSSl|l!. R'''s
The question being taken upon the ansa6.
Q0pt Of Alderman Hsines, the same wss =
!..-xidsraas NIB Bishop, H.in.., ST. y.
and Timberman.
Nays-Aldsrmsn Reynolds, Smith, Ps.ssr-
son and Wyman. seasssss
Alderman Patterson moved 70 amsad the
report OF the committee by giving the publi-
cation OF the ordinances and the printing to
the Daily Gate City for tho term OF six
months, instead Of the current year.
Motion lost by the following vote:
Yeas-Aldermen Bishop, Patterson, Smith
and Wyman.
Nays-Aldermsn Hsinss, Shelley, Rey-
nolds and Timberman.
The question being taken upon the adop.
tion OF the report Of the committee on 6nanoe
the aame WAS adopted by the followin
Aldermen Bishop, Haines, Rsynolda
N and Timberman.
= Adssne Patterson, Smith Z
fn.a ban presented The following.
4 =! Eh.. n1al Daily Pos. 3
~: sss !: .::: ,s's' l s''s;'is
80. AEdkll Qlerl.
oVortte Stoo0oIu1&0 ptoA cad
!: ! = ! ]
been s1eil 0elsh so.e G. > sse1De-
i = g : t. I:::s -
- ; ) : :! :
Whatever boat "a Ialways pop.
ular, from the III III Of his provision. ia
courtesy Of HE Manners, and III obliein1
and attentive disposition. There sse
d1o1n hsvs only known him in
- Ran4nber him for some kit
and hsesal frieafe we're dssplJ
Shed q He died nahalor, and
= mot fAr fro years q
~ -
and fellow .sl!l1
80 Distinguished for "a
attractive traits Of charaS0
Mon, securing like general pop
ularity and devoted attachment of personal
friends.
PrnDe thou thy words, ths thosghts control
That Ger thessvsll and throng;
They will condensaxWithin thy soul.
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NJ a Mississippi.
q. 8. MAIL LINE,
4 lolonA aUA r. eek ~ Daily Pas.


I'M. steamers BEN. CANPBELL
l and TISHOAINGo will composs
The line for the reason Of 1858. Both
Of these boats being Of light drausht0
and Of great speed, may b relied spon tos nakias
connections ~ advertised. The
BEN. CAMPBtLL
0Ho. Il. MysRs, Csptstn A. l.. AnLss, Clerk, y
Leaves Mcntrsse on the arrival Of the ears from
ksoksk, every Tuesday, Thsrsday aad Saturday
TISHOMINROe
joss 3. kHAcn, Captain A. u. Coawmp. Ciesk.
Leaves nontsoss ~ above every Monday, Wsdnss
day and Friday eonneesiag. q Buriips tos, Wild
ct Maseasine, with the TRAIN for IOWA CITY
81 Rock Islsnd, With Minnssota Packet ceopasy
Steamsrs for 0alsna, Dubuqss, and 81. Psul, I'D
tAs trains Of ihschieagc snd kosk Islsad kstlreal
1A''ssA Tickets o. MY 4 = sR. S:; IS :. s.s.a
M Id u Depot On Lev
/ tJear..l sopy.l
U's Patens Cha0pisa R1Fs.
Proof Aaees,
1TH Halls PATENT POWDBR-Yl u
LOCKS. the ZANE that we're ausras1
hsdals at tho Worlds Fair. ~ ndea, IN
r. he Worlds Fair New York, 1858, and asninn
Worries Fair.
~ 6Afss form the mort perfect sse1U
81 m and BsrEiar.. e e Safe :vsr easr.d
- aad their aesnts. Who have % haaa aaA eah I
70 order all kinds Of Boiler and Chilled Iroa banh
Cheats and vaslts, vsult Dosrs, and NoAsy Baxss
a. Chssss for Brokers Jewellers aad Private yani.
y, for Plat, Damonds aAd other valuabIas-
- also Pstentsss by purcAass) Ard mans.
= q JOSHs' PATENT FORMULATION
SC. HERRING : co.,
Isl Broadway, cor. AssAy-st., N. r.,
We'd Opposite the City Hail.
ExA OF TEACH E0o.
W Lib persons vishing Csrtin Gates Of their qsalf
IN hcstons - Tooehers VI Common 6Ahoela
this county Tested 10 present thsnss1s
CeasS 1biic scAssi Msusc,
In the City eokuk. on Tuesday aud WsdnaI
Ho.r u y ia IN usy y,a :. I ~.
,Q.eloc p. n. JOHN A. MUM,
County Superintendent Of Common Schools.
|xyAsy r. '5S-d3w
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NEW AM EEMBi
q Il ZAP FOR ASH!
WE have last received AAd opened splsadid

SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
aud have svsrythiag nAa go call fee In The
r's'r e -s-y ASs.ss.zs.- - !. ~ sss - Sisu o.
expatists; us lest the articles xos has tinss
both IN quality, styie and prisA All Ne ask =
that castonsrs call With lrCasA In hAaA-nQ
and get great bargains.
. ksmeiabsx the plass- nexi y Collier naAsss's
Grocery, on I'd street. S
Arradu a, POLLOCK 4 ca.
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1sDuAllcaa
1 nepsblisan state Cor venfl

4 = Republican State copvenfle0
1oeAQ ty, on Thursdsy, the ifh
lsSs, isr the purpose Of nominaaii
Auditor, Treasurer Of State and Attorney UeSU9l,
oad for the transaction Of sueh other business ~
nay - deemed necessary By Tie Convention.
l The rstioof repeesentatisn Of each county viii
i - one delegate for every one hundred Republican
No. and On additional one for every fraction over
fg, the vote for Governor At the last State cleo
tlsn being the basis. Organised counties with less
kAhaa one hundred Republican voters will b. enti-
D Nd each to one delegate.
S. J. KIRKwooD, W. II. FAnxER,
W.P. CLARK, H. PRIcE,
II. O'CoHHoR, @. D. WoopEH,
Dies Moines, Jan. 10, IS. Committee.
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DAMLOR. ChaaDsv ana KsseAen
i SETS, u all kinds, for ssls cheap for CAsh, b
GEO. 3. KlLB0URNR, AeenG,
Aain-st., ~. = And "a,
mAyl5d Ksekuk, Iowa.