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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of ia, Sta,


0koRsKrowN, Feb. 4, 1859
An Individual who gave his nam, :. pe,sr
Searchneid, was detected and arrested YESTERDAY
morning In the residence OF Col. Poe. who's. Oh.
Ject appeared to be plumber. He was ersr aI,-
covered by the Colonel in his library. with ons
., MS lthe COlonel's) coats In bi, po<se..,on
ne was arrested and taken by ONCE Cr,Ig ~.
lore !nsnee keaver, who coplmItted him 10 ,siI
ne tolo the Justice that they had better send him
10 the penttentiary; that II they ala not xhsn
ne got back again he would wresl his ysnoe,noa
upon the Colonel for causing his arrest
Inc ladies' fair at Forrest Hall wa, well q,
tended last night by the most agreeable hind q,
company, and every thing moved on merry =.
s,nIa a.,age oen: very large company Is an
ne stock Of hour in FIRST hands In deria ALL,
mig het than we have heretofore known a M - :,
lols season OF the year. We learn from one az the
merchants this morning that Il doe, not ..ceed
2,UO barrels. Sales have occurred since ouy -,
report at 80 for canal supernne brands There
Is but little offering. The demaad Is pres,eT
.nSn the supply. No change In the price OF
Ine schooner Village Green, HInkle from Ros
toa Is now at the wharf Of the Messrs PIchreli
dlscharging cargo OF l6l tons Of ice for W,Itsr
Godey- The packet Fairfax, Mott of Mecohh
Dodge's line of New York packets, Is also in
and discarging cargo srEcT.ToS
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THR RAILROAD CONVENTION In session last
week In this city adjourned to meet again at New
York on the I'D Of February, and monthly
thereafter, and In the meantime to correct all
errors and violations Of contract that had been
proved or admitted. =
e An An application from the Grand Lodge "f Odd
elbows Tor q reduction of fare from the West to
the New York celebration in April, was sAvo-
Gated oy the two Southern roads, but not carried
me economical working of all the roads dur
satisfactory character, and a strong desire was
eVlnced 10 continue the present compact.
HE ART ASSOCIATION rooms, with their couple
OF hundred beautiful pictures, continue to be
the great centre Of attraction, and more particu-
larry at night, when a sort Of social rel union of
the beauty, fashion, and Intelligence of the Me-
uopolis is held here. The managers, with a
lioerality deserving of all praise, have invited
all the children Of the public schools with their
teachers, to visit the gallery free Of charge The
price OF season tickets, we have already stated
has been reduced to 50 cents.
CENTRE MARKKT.-This morning, the market
opened with an attendance rather less than av-
erage In some Of the departments The supply
was equal to the demand, however and there
was no change Of prices from those of last week
Inc nay market was well supplied, and there
appeared to be an improvement in the demand
The market regulations were veIy strictly OBJ
hours. "
INDIAN DELFGATIoN.-A delegation Of chiefs
OF the Pottawottomie tribe Of Indians have ar
rived In Washington on business with the Gov
eminent Their home is in Iowa
SALE OF STocKs.-McGuire Il Co , auction
GERS, sold yesterday 50 800 Old Dominion Bank
stock at 95 \; 50 600 Corporation Of Alexandria
Coupon bonds at S0k.
The ALEXANDRIA RIFLKMRN have determn, ID
to unite in celebrating the Odd. Are our District
companies making any move In this direction {!
WATCH RETURNS. John Quats, vagrant !;
work-house 90 days. John Mortimer, disorder
ly and profanity; fine and costs, SO Is. Catha-
rlne bowman, disorderly; work-hous 30 days
Twenty-four dodgers Were accommodated.
ebrated and unrIvalled stomach Bitters, from The
time OF It's introduction the public proves CON
preparation of the kind now man1f.ct1red. Itsac-
ton on the digestive organs 10 of the most pleasing
giving the system ,ound and beaItby tnns aI 10
cures OF Dyspepsia loss of appetite, general mental
or pny sl9al weakness lts operation is most bench
GENT. lnueed; some Of the most direiul cases that
nave ever been under medical treatment have bsen
en- rely cured by this grest agent Asa tonic, Hos
ts ht'efs are most delightful, especially be
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, ev-
erywhere. fe cost
GOOD fIpINss.-The messenger of heslth has
OF tSsn 20 the EorS no better tdnEs that
OF Liverwort may be obtained at all the druggists,
Tbs - the most seo;ual cure for Coughs Colds
anu oohsumpticr. j, S-lw
WBDpLSs CAKES. very pretty and very cheap, at
streets Cream and Water Ices 81 cents aT per
enart. jsi7-Imi
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AuufIoH sALM

By WALL 4 BARNARD. A,,,,,...-- =
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE WaTCI
Sc. THIS Sprs'y5is Il:
sysr sna p P.: :sf a neil In.
Ms,She:, hne sets Of Coral Garnet Cameo. Ave-
So Ens: Locfss.. 6ssa:.' Psno :. Sos I'm:
Ladies Cab.s, Pocket Cutlery, Silver Plated
Ware, and general variety Of Fancy Goods.
S eSf If BS 3Rl Al sold aao
by WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneers.
SADG OF RICH PLATED WARE, FINE
&c..s, Wstkf, Iy9 nt IH.SDLED Table CUTLERY,
q 3 store No SIS Pa. syenus, south side, opposite
br9Ens Hotel, We will sell. large stock Of rich
Fruit Baskets, Waters. MUS. CSasns Dis6 Hau
&c. THIS ware Is Of 6ne quality and latest styles
Cutlery of tbs hsst 0a hne ivory handled Table
:; Also, large and elegant stock OF Geld Jewelry.
Also an invoioe Of me Cold cassS a1p @o and
open pen. laced silver Duplex and Lepine Watches.
anted as and of the newest nd richest
The Ladis. are especially invited to attend.
fe Its WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
By J. G. MCGUIRE co, Auctioneers,
MARSHAL'S SALE OF SUPERIOR GRAY
Gy SnH Eek. E2rRkss WAsoN, EXCELLENT BuG-
tue OF an execution against the goods and ots,tes
n 5fTsi 4; L9.S, shall sell on sATGRpAY
Of the auction rooms Of Jas. c. Mcclure & Co. the
Superior Gray Mare, years old. we'll broke to har-
nearly new Express Wascn,
Leather top Buggy Wagon, but little used.
set Single Harness, 1S0D'
ysry superior Billiard Table.
Co. and 81 Say sase oi that sum
oorsed notes, neanng interest;
fe Id ). G. ACQUIRES 4 CO. ADcts.
BY J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
MARsHAL's sALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
NM STSMR:' VINES Clears ON MONDAY
s the ieD n q, e soSot SE the
and o6. ~ Hftqe OF an EXECUTION against the goods
highest bidder large and valuable stock fauo ons
Choice Pale and Dark Brandies. in demijohss and
superior Old Rye Whisky. in demiiohn. and bar
Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirits,
L9s GIgars; Demllohns, Deoanters, &C., &c.
Sreait or So Co. and 81 days for satisfactorily en-
field J. c: MoG6IRE q CO, hpcts.
MtRSHAL'S sALE,-In virtue of a writ of
W hen faoias, issued from the Clerks Ofios of
the county Of Washington and to o. me IoT
VIII expose to public sale. for sH in the otuEda
on ne 6t "a. se r sas GouR
commencing at II O'Clock a. m the follow ing goods
ana chatties, to wit, VIZ: A lot of superior 1vory
Fens; lot Leather Bags, Shell Combs, Portemon-
ns'es, Music Boxes, Boxer; l case Knives and
FORKS; Adams Pistol and Case; q snperisr lot o.
bracelets: silver x ives, Forks and Spoons: Sill
yer snuff Box; Gold and Silver Watches; PRAYER
Books; lot OF Gold Studs large lot of Diamond
flns lot OF Pearl and Precious stone Brace cts. LOT
OF Gold 1hlmhles: lot of Gold Rings; lot Of Ear
Kings; lot of LcoketE; lot God Chains; lot Card
Gases; together with many other rare and valuable
articles, seized and levied upon as the property Of
Eliza Laser Elizabeth Lake. mily r. Lake and
Lucy Lake and will be sold to satisfy Judlulal NO
70, to May term, 1889 in favor of John Purdy.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
fe Its for the District of Columbia.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

~ TEE SrAz PgsLisHEs ZEE LIsss on
LgrrEss sKsGrSEs ~ fsE WASHINGTON CrrY
PcsT cYTiCE USDkR TEE PROVISIONS or rHs
Law DiREcTIss raEx TO sE PRINTED il RE
SEwsPAFER HAvISs TaE Largest cIRCuLA-
fIos EIrzfS ruE DELIVERY or RE OFFICE.
ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE 1aAx
DOUBLE rHAr OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
II TEE DIsTRIcT OF COLUMBIA,
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DIED.,

On Monday. the 3! st uItimo after a brisf iI'nsss
NARY yESSIE +. dsug liter Of Lr VIM, T. and Al,
BY Jane Waters, aged 2 yeaLa "
The friends of the family are lnyitad IN sttspd
funeral from the rssidei O. of her graLdmoiher o.
s5i street, between l2th and 18th. on w ednssdaJ
afternoon, at O'Clock.
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TERRIFIC CHARGE OF THE LIGHT
BIlgade TO night at Odd Fellows Hall. 1t
lead, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
IL HEALTH.-MadamM MOUNTS CorsumptoI
Destroy er, acts maglcay on Coughs, Colds. Asth
ma, Bronchitis. and Consumption. In cases OF
colds one or two bottles will effect q cure at cost
OF 80 cents Persons fom all sections have ordered
olnerent Quantities by express. liz is purely vege-
ta3e babe can take lt without injury, HayIr.
been restored to health by it herself from deep CON
sumption. she recommends it unhesItaungly to ali,
Delays are dangerous. Make immediate application
II you wish to be saved. Apply at No. $50 street
between 18th and 18th. or at Stott's, corner Penn
avenue and 18th street. also, st Culvers corner 18th
street and Penn. avenue. de e-srr
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IS 80 40 ~ Feb l.-FIour 10 heavy; Stat,
"a M ID oh'o ~ 9asS 40; southern rs ga
v wheat is lower; Southern red a, .o.., o..
western white sI<SaI az. Corn .,s Snsl a.
VIII an al advancing tendency; MIXED - ''~e''
IL al2kc. Iie hrm n
~hisky IL arm at 17s27k..
sugar heavy; prime Orleans, by ,uetiop
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AUCTION Sale.
T0-DAY y T1-M0RROW M0RNTNa

O-OAY q TU-M0RROW M0RNTN7
PEN. FRENcs's NINTH ANNUAL s.r,
EVENING, Jan. 18th, and Every Evening antIistss
Rsymr been seven yeus with n. Pratt "a,
soef one 81 he largest and Se.s .sscsed eve. M
.siI1 a and az PcS SS%i sisss PRAYER Book.
,isssd AZ, Poets, IN Ich antique bIIdInss beau
TMsssysr!i Novels, q volumes, oomsi.te,
IL and vol,ioa r 81, les Of blndlns, complete in
c!TTsss s a. Political Text Book. &c-,&e
at private 80 narrated new and perfect. Books
prices' safe during the day az half publisher's
anime the H stos sssntemsn are invited to call and ex
Old stSGs betxssn and .t CASSIDY.
= Jas. e PM e sSt Rf,sYst { s &c 49,.
BEN. +. FkENcH, Salesman. w. heets,
By J.. c. Mcguire q CO., Auetlooe.r,
CisS oSKsGo 9g To.s sttE OF EURoPEAN
TERNOON. February lst, at e3I o'cocf. AZ AZ ~.
saoli3n rooms, we shall close out the Invoice ar
abou; 100 lots remain unsold. ~ ~n'01
S..Purehasers at former sses will please call
!. si.st J. Z. Nee U tnRt sse Co. Auc,,.
By s. J. MCCORMICK Alexandra.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOIAssEs
~ AT AUcrIoS.-on WEDNESDAY next, Feb.
the cargo of schooner EmsIine Mel AIN from nail
Orleans, consisting Of ~ i'e"
2uo hhds. New Dries ns Sugar of prime su.ltx s.i,
able TO the retail trade,
~ bbls. New Dreams Molasses, very superior.
q, he attention ofths trade is psriculsIy invited
., 9. J. MCCORMICK. HSct,opesT.
Alexandra, January 81 Is oee''
By; G, MCGUIRE & CO., AuotlOueer,-
STOCK OF GROCERIES at AuCTfnS
~ - IN WEDNESDAY MORNING, Februsr,
Se ~ CLOCK at the store Of Y. Duran corner Of
comprising ~ A "e~e'
SGgsrs, Teas, Coffees, Spires,
Mustard, Indigo, starch,
Glass and Crockery Ware,
buckets. Brocms, Brushes
Rope Mats. Spice Boxes &C.
rosether with the usual stock OF goods found in a
retail grocery. "A
Terms: SS and under cash over that sum a
credit 81 and 80 days, for notes satisfsctory an
corsed, bearing interest. VI"
aS-d ]. c. Mcguire CO., Aucts.
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BALrIxosR, Jan. 81 Flour 10 dull; Bo~,,6
s.teet and Ohio Is held At IS SIN, without buy.
Wheat b is steady white 81. s0asI 20; red NJ ~
PSoS, Is quiet; white 7as7sc; yellow 7ss7se
t,oslsions are quiet
"hlsky Is better at q x.ase
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FlnanctsI.

Chicago and Rock Island 50; Cnmher,,nSt ne net,
20. ~; Illinois Central shares Goa: do. bona.
sIEi Michigan Southern isS; New Yort Csr'
ira a.d NJ rem Coal Co s2x; Reading ssy; Mi.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By j.. G: MoGUIRE & CO., Auctiopeer,
(NHANCERY SALE.-By virtue OF IA decrss Of
- the Chcult Court of the District of ColumhIn
3T me county OF washington made in the cause OF
Wheatry and walker ct. al. VS.. William Ccllins's
nelrs and adm nlstrator. will offer az public au O.
al 41s O'Clock 2. m, on the premises, Lot No. sIx,
teen, ls,D N Square No. twenty eight (s8 with
ling.
Terms of sale: ons-t third of the purchase more,
20 pc PAD In cash the reslfue in two equal pay
by approved notes. The terms of sale must be oom
pied with within one week after sale OF erv the
property may be resold at the risk ana cost of the
hrst purchaser, after one weeks notice,
WALTER cox. Taustee,
Ia'Awdds J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
ID. THE AROvE SALE is unavoidsbly post
poned until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
February "a, same hour and place.
WALTEk 4. cox. Trustee
"a sd }. Z. Mc6 UIRE d CO., Aucts.
By J. C MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFrrcTs
At PUBLIC SALE-On THURSDAY MORN
my February S. at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of
q Dasen Esq, We shall sell, all his Furniture and
hlahogany Sofa and Parlor Chairs
marble top Centre Table, Whatnot,
Cane and Nood-seat Chairs,
Carpets, OIcloth and Mating,
Bedsteeds, Bureaus, Washstands,
Toilet Sets. LookIng-glasges, Clock
Mattresses, BUlsters and PIIlovs
Cooking and other Stoves,
fogethei wIthth ususl assortment OF Kitchen Re-
Terms: s25 and under. cash; over that sum.
creolt OF % ana 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
ja8 4. O. McGrrIPRkC IN ...
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue OF q wit Cf
Tvs he. iaolas issue ed from the Clerks off ce of the
circuit Court Of the District Of Columbus for the
county OF washington, and TO me directed, / will
expose 10 public sale. for CASH, in frOnt Of the
CouTt,house door OF said county, on TUESDAY,
tne 20 gay OF ebruaIy next, 1885, Il O'Clock M,
the Following described Property, to wit: A
defendants night, title, claim and interest in and 20
part OF Lots Nos; and 9, Square No. 5s5, begin
M 81 point or line on Sd street west, II feet north
OF southwest corner OF Lot No. g. thence south conf
the line of SAID street q feet thence east on Ina
8; anges to said street 70 feet to public alley
IN SAID square, thence north with line OF said Rley
q feet thence west % feet the line of said street
70 the place OF beginning together with all sIn
guar the improvements thereon, cd and levied
upon as the property of George Stain, and will be
sod TO satisfy JudicIals No. "a, to January term
1859, IN favor Of John Van Reswck
w. SELDEN. Marshal
JAZZ ts for the Distinct Of Columbia,
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hWELLING- HOUSE FOR RENT.-The
y House of Mr.. Elet, No. 2s8 II street north
side, between nth and lath, with stable and car
uase mouse, Is for rent This is arse cheerful and
oommOdlous dwelling in perfect order and will be
rented either furnished or unfurnshed, to suit the
.
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Later fra cue.
Later from Hax,t

csIiso,n's fee, The overland mail br,,..
dull, and news unimportaut sesiness was
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TIE LATEST NEws.
By Telegraph Cor the xysnins st.,
seriss. Raiiyssd Aoc,s,.,-

r.,',os ssIEs, Mass Jan N As the w.-,,,,
!, en-. Tain len this city yesterday sfierpoen
strfLIpc 80 =, sh IflSn funeral procession, and
vomen "a on ne carriages, killed two msrried
ana broke the arm OF q third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-01

I UBlN,s EXTRACTS, eli odors, az eIBBs's
rooms, uDdsi WIllArd's hotel. e$Sn
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Bsltimore Markets.

NV YORK, Feb. l The cutter wssb,r.-
arrived here to-day from a relief crui,.
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The RrHenue S~.x

81 o ". ~. An arrival from H.vti r.o,.
sens thar 0enard's prospect OF success y.rs X.
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FOR SALE-Ata price less than its value, the
Il, east hail OF Lot NO 10. In Square No. les First
ward IL has north front Of s. feet inches, on G
ated for frst ASS dwelling house. IL will posi-
i've be sold below Its value. Apply immediately
TO P,pLLARD WEBB, No. 500 I'd story 7th 81.
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AGRAND BALL The entertainment last nigh,
at the hosPitable mansion Of Postmaster General
Brown, was, perhaps, the most crowded that
ever came of In the Federal MetropoIis hsi,,,
attended, in the course Of the evening" hv ,o,,i,
ali those among us noted for their position In oay
ana las hionable society; ladies resident and
from all quarters Of the country; the dioIomatic
tiers, &c &c
A ine band (Weber's) enlivened the scene and
induced much dancing the density of the ,hronty
t sal lne space occupied by each set on the
moor 10 some six feet square The uIbanity of
the most, ard the grace aud genialIty of the fair
hostess and her 50 intellIsen and lin society
here) popular daughter, contributed greatly to
make all present suPremely happy for the nonce.
An USFoRTuSATE.-Af female, named Eliza
beth Ford, yesterday stood upon the corner OF
Twelfth and streets, crying piteously. Her
face was badly cut and the blood was flowing
profusely from the wound She was taken TO
the ONCE oil Justice Clark, and questioned as 10
t u tauss OF her misfortune She charged upon
her boarding mistress the infiction of the wound.
saying IL was given with a stick Ii was evil
dent, however, that she had been drinking very
Freely, and that her conduct had not been alto
geiher right, according to law. Being unable TO
regain admttance to her former LODGINGS" she
Was committed TO the workhouse for sixty davs
by Justice Clark. -
The Pay OF IHR LATE GEN. HRNpsRsoy-
Richard II. Henderson, Esq of this city, a son
OF the late Gen. Henderson, writing to the New
York Herald, corrects a report in that paper that
his father had for several years drawn from the
Government salaries both for the rank Of Colonel
commanding and Brevet Brigadier General The
son says that MS father never drew at the same
time, the pay for the two ofaces-that while he
was paid as B:igader General he drew that nav
pseciseiy, and when that was taken away from
6 Sim ne was thrown back upon his pay as Coionel
The THKATRE.-The play Of Medea, last
night, was well performed and approyingly
received by large and fashionable audience
We noticed among the audience the venerable
Senator Crittenden and his estimable Iadv Sen.
stor Green, and several members OF the Honse
The performance TO- night IL q repetition NJ ,hs
play Of The CZarins; written expressly for Miss
Davenport.
THK SHOE or SKBAsroPoL odd FeIlows,
Hall was again densely crowded last night with
a fashionable audience. For fund of amuse
ment we'll rs information, We commend our
Traders TO visit Odd Fellows Hall to- night and
see the Russian War. -#4 s
SsR MeLanghlin's advertisement OF beautiful
goods just received.
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EOR RENT-The DWELLING HOUSE No.
tSs ID street, on the square immediately east Of
the front OF the City Hail next door to the residence
OF Nj. Carlisle 1.-THE proprietor to whom app!ica-
ton may be made. The house will be rented only
rent will be 97D per annuI, pay o st such periods
IS Ensy Re agreed on. ss23-tf
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-situatsd
"a In hlexandrs county, about az miles from
6e1rgetoWn. ~ the Intersection of the Georgetown
anu Little ais rOads. consisting of IO2 acres In
qure on the premises, or OF ". RICHARDS corner
l4tn and streets. Washington, ID. C.. jslO II
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sER McLanghlin's advertisement OF beautiful
goods just received.
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Two LET-ROOMS, (furnshed,l with Board, IN
Il aprlvata family, on street. No. 5l4, between
9Th and 10th streets north, for gentleman and lady
two siLge gentlemen. no 2s'
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FOR RENT-rhe FRAME HOUSE ON e. st,
Il south, between 9th and 9Th streets west, Usl-
and) Lot fronts % feet on 9Th street. running back
payable monthly. Enquire of ELVLNS
THOMPSON,S SIG Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
stIcets' Ocl4
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WATCH RETURNS. John Quats, vagrant !;
work-house 90 days. John Mortimer, disorder
ly and profanity; fine and costs, S3.15. Catha-
rlne bowman, dsorderly; work house 30 days
fwenty-four dodgers Were accommodated.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

WOODS HAIR observation-disclosures al prep
arations for the hair that have been introduced as
infalcle, none has ever given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Pref. woods Hair Resto
rative oow hes. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerable fashionable toists, and the
ladies', wherever they have tested IT, pronounce 1t
ps erless article They end, whore the hair Is thin
ned, that II creates fresh growth-that It fully
restores the vegetAtive power OF tbs roots on the
denuded placs and causes the 6brcs to shoot forth
auew-ihst 1t desolves and removes dandruff, pre-
vents sraypess restores the hair to its original color
when grayness hiss actually supervened, gives q rich
In tire imparts the sofness and hexbiry OF silk to
the hair and keep. 1t always luxuriant, healthy and
In full vigor.-N. r. Tribune.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17


The Burlington Hawkese, an enter
prising Republican paper, has just
heard of the letter of Enoch w. East
man, in which he abuses the Dem
ocratic party, most heartily, "with-
draws" from it, and washes his hands
entirely Of it. Over this letter, which
it publishes at length, its editor grows
jubilant and ezpatiates largely upon
the process Of disintegration which it
flatters itself is going on in the ranks
Of the Democracy. It also takes &C.
casion to compliment Mr.. Eastman.
and give him reputation for honesty.
integrity and ability, which he never
had the good fortune to enjoy while
in the Democratic party.
The point Of the article and the Of.
feet Of the letter are however mater.
ally injured when it 10 known that Mr..
Eastman only grew virtuous indignant
over the sins Of the Democracy, and
"withdrew" from the party only after
he had been "read out by the Oska
loosa Times, and the Democracy Of
the county in which he resided. We
trust Enoch will stay where be ia
He will DO more good 70 the Dsuo.
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