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condition ct les hesoias d,s Ec9ies du Troisieme
pietrict Dire ou' ellie lit dams uue condition
aogissaute serait exagtrt; mails nous ponyons
hardimeut atirncr que t2udis que les Leolcs ues
autres Districts sont statennaires on font peu
dc progres, los n6tles augmentent en- nomhre ct
ayancent Replacement. Les chiifres souuenjront
notre affirmation.
En- vous referant aux rapport du surihtehuanV
fait en- JUN dernier, vous remarquerez que le
uombre des elevcs de nos eooles 6talt dc l4lo
le1l 0ctohrc le uombro en- etait de 1oll, OF
auiourdhui, on en- compile 1850. Cette augmeh-
tation do nos 6lSves est due augmentation des
nrotasse,,rs It | ADVERTISEMENT des ecoles Beau-
cours de parents qui hesitaient Ja'ils nous
enyoyer leurs enfans, mont Plus eele eIalh'e
! auiourd' hui. ,.>4 -,
+.6Is9u G oui dome un expose adele lie 10 con
l;t;on fnanciere du Bureau. Nous verrez
mil nous est impossible de rGaiiser cerains pro
iets que nous Gvions concus Ce sont: Inc
6cole du soir; .. uno 65ole sup6rieure pour les
files g. r6tude du trangais dams les deux ecoles
sunerieures
Nous avous un grand besoin decoles du soir
dams notre District. Be0ucoups dentans gu
travaillent lie jour ne pourraient yenir teeole
que lie soir,
&c sont des cufans pauvres, ct par consequent
leur travail est n6cessaire a lcurs parents pen
dant le i6rr Beaucoups d'entre euZ sans douto
profteraient dc loccasion de recoYor, lie sof, IN
oeu Construction. Il y a encore une autre
classe d'entans qui recevraieat les hlentMts
| Dune eCole du soir, ct c'est en- parte en- leur
nom que &C Bureau youdrait reaiser &C. proJat
| Ce sont les ieuues gems qdi, apres avoir pnsse
queluues aunGEs dams nos 6colcs pour Acquerir
| lbs prcmiers elements une education, sont Tor
| css i. eptreDrcuira uH travail pour yiyre.
| ST ccs icuncs gens ayaien Eoccaston de pour
sl,fvra Iailg fttIdps uui salt les imMeGses ayau-
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WAITER II. PETERS, sycr6taire.

Les resolutions auivantes du Consoil dies As
ststauts- a lermeu s0nt lugs deux fois CT sane
tonnes sur dispense DIES reelements;
Resolution conyoquant une seance coriointe
LII Conseil Comwun pour 10 % du eourant.
Resolution autorsant lie contrat avec Pelanne
freres pour marQuer les drays, etc. dams 10 Sc
cond District
Les resolutions Nos 773 ct IA pour lie pale
meat de diverses r6clamations, sont unanims-
ment sanctionnees, sur appel nominal.
Sur motion de NJ. Converse, Performance dies
Assistants-Aidermeup pour amender ioraonnancC
p6uryoyant uu taux unitorme sur les GCence,
ct taxes sur professions, industries, ETC., nest
pas sanctionnee.
La resolution No rs, pour lie Placement dc
divers complies, adopt6o par le Conseil des Asss-
tants- Aldermen, est sauctionnee unanimemont
sur appel nominal, apres ayoir 6t6 amend6c en-
elfacant litem de sept mile cent-quatre-y ugt-
tr5is piastres ct qua.Gute-trois cents diverse.
uersonnes pour frais lie II e6remouie en- hon.
uaur de 4lhoun Clay ct Webster.
L'lrcm oui preeo le est re3erG au comitG II
Finances, aycc lc bilt lem. Bonnet, qui dGcyr
l'H6tnl- ~ lie du Second District
Sur motion, 10 Conscil s'ajourne Ia salle le
sistants-A lermen, Ct pour Sc r6unir lie ncu
yeau lc Ter F6yrier 1863.
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lecture est faitc du message auivant:
CONsEIL DIES Ts-ALpERMEN.
Nile. ORLEANS. 90 o5 Tonvicr ISi

CONSEIL DES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN.
Nile. Orleans, &c % Janvcr 1868
a FHoRorable President ct q UessieurS les
Memories dU C0RseH DIES .4ideylnen
Messieurs--Sous oe phi, permettcz.moi dc yous
transmettre les resolutions ct les ORDINANCES
suiantes passees par lie Conseil DIES Assistants
Aldermen, auxquellcs vous etes respectueuse-
ment invites adhGrer:
Resolution pour une sGance eoniointe a neuf
heures p. NJ, aujourd'hui.
Resolution autorisant lie contrat ayec Pelanne
freres pour marquer les drays, charrcttes, etc.
du Second District.
Trois resolutions Nos 773, ia ct 175, pour lie
Placement de divers complies
Resolution pour payer P Seuzencau IN
somme dc cent-quarante piastres.
Resolution relevant les SECURITIES dEugene
STATS
Resolution pour payer Forfeit, Davis & Co.
cent vngt-une piastres ct quatre-Jingt-cnq
cents
Resolution emp6chant les officers de la Vile
d'0ssurer les prophecies de Ia VILE
Resolution autorisant lie comite de Finances a
sarranger avec lie Recorder dcs hypotheques,
pour renregisrement DIES JUDGEMENTS en- favour
| lie Ia Vile
Resolution autorisant 10 Tr6sorier aemployer
| de5 commits surnumeraires.
| Resolution appropriant deux mile neuf cents
| piastres pour la Maison de Travail
| resolution prolongeant lie delal accOrde d
| rhos Hynes pour lie pavage de Ia rue Royale
Resolution pour obliger rAvoeat prendrc les
measures neoessaiFes pour METRE en- default Z.
| Crmody, eontractant.
Resolution pour obliger rAvocat prendre les
measures n6cessaires pour METRE en- default Henry
| Waidlcy, contraetant,
| Resolution pour yondre les eontrats pour re.
| parer ct reconsuuire les nouyeaux points en- boi,
du Premier District, ct pour nettoyer les rue,
| pay6es ct non-pav6cs ct Ia reparation des rue,
non-payees DIES Premier ct Second Wards du
Premier District.
Resolution autorisant lie Placement de cent Gin.
quante piastres par mois, a dater du Ter F6yriel
1852, N, G. Almindingcr, pour dessechement
extra.
Resolution arrogant les resolutions Nos LIS
ct 2s5, autorisant Ia ycnte du conrat Barker
s. Waidley, pour IN ehemin de planehes sur /,
rue Fulton
Ordonnance pour amender Performance IN,
521) pouryoyant un tlux unitorme de taxes sui
les licences professions, etc.
Je yous nutihe du reject dune resolution pou,
payer Christian Jacobs soixante-quinze pias
tres, pour son salaire CONNIE garden de Ia Mai
son le Travail dd Second District.
JIG auis, tres Cesrectueusenent,
VUOre U36iszant seryl5eur,
WALTER IL. PETERS, SgeIetaire
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lie Consell DIES Aldermen ayant adhere la
resolution ga ConseiI des 4 ,istanls-Alaermen,
conFo4uaht uhe se9hce cohJo.nte pour &c Jour,
Sc reunit ceuE-ct aans Ienr safe
Le PRESIDENT e le necreture du Ionscl des
Aldermen ayant prs leurs asiages, Iappel est
iaIt e1 cohs1ete IL presence aes mefhbre5 don't
it3 mons +, stlIent
lion. W. Z. =. Cial5otne, Freil1Gns Mn
i,,tI - NJ H. ~, = - te-a1es, ~
s. 49,, ~ " ,r,t en-
pa,lo1, ptr.fo I,a'I.5, r., a w.
-, IIt,,,. - -. y ol7' 80
- 4 IN, IN, ''o.'
i. Ifz2la "t''-'H e.
Ta tt.,,sefl f...er54,n s...t,,.t -=.,.l1,
mn ,raeafars + sirrf,ar HI g.,,,5
Ia succession oenfrale. dos gonrai.saire5 !.
+ \syra ct dies I,9rlulissairps ,les FnI5s Jo t,.
Us Pugiaues. ajusi qae le dGcretc d testament
le Feu John Ncbouggh
ii Eustis rropo-. .aigurnor In ditto zrnetig,,
IF sre.s5n rropose ae IEp9ger cafts mn,
gur le bureau Adopt6
81. clark frgt,ose de rrendre nm recss De cin5
L,ip,ita,-aldptE
A rezptrltf6p du dit reeSy. la Conssi1 GO ra.-
semble, Ct les laArnes membres r6nondent 4 Fan
uel lie leurs mons.
Sur motion de N. Jatour. la eoneeii rro,Sla
a nommcr trois Commissaires de In Succession
cGn6ralc. IN dam chacuae des ex-NunisinHIf-
t6 sjS Commissalres de PAsyle, deux dams cha
que Districts ct SIX Commis5aircs des tonis
Ics Ee9les f49Alues, deux dams ehaque District
s9it; e Premier lie second ct le Ifoisieme Dis
trets iorlaant les ansienues Aunlelpa.hGs de la
vie
~ atkins refuse de voter ct uemande etre
excuse atteniu que le Quauieme District ma
pas orolt stre Representa- apres le testament
dc John Acponogl
I0ur Commssalres dc la succession generate
praf1fNf District i IT Il. Il, 1
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deuv 81 q adortGe. sur dlsrense leg ~

cst luc deux coi3 ct adoptee sur dispense des re-
clements:
R6solu aue In vente du contrat Pelannc
frercs, caution F. Marquee pour 10 construc-
ton dun grilage en- fer autour de la Place
Washington, soft ct demsure approuyee.
lne communication du Noyer, au suiet lies
Preparations a faire a rhopilal dc Ia Prison du
second District, est referee au comite lie Ia mai
son de Travail ct des Prisons.
Une petition de divers ctoyeus, au suiet de Ia
take sur les voitures, cabriolets, charrettes,
etc. est d6posee sur lie bureau.
Les reglcments etant suspendus, Ia resolution
suiyante, recue du Conseil DIES Assistants Alder
men, est lue leux fois ct saneti5nnee:
Resolu quill est par lie present ordonne IA
yocat de In sville d'instituer inm6diatement un
process contre Francis buchanan, Collector DIES
droits de Ley6e sur les nayires hauturers pour
le Second District, ct contre ses cautions, pour
10 REQUIREMENT dc Ia somme dc quatre mile
tr0is cent duarante-et une piasres ct deux cents,
montant da a IA Vile de Ia Nouyele Orleans par
| lie dit Buchanan depuis lie 81 Deeembre dernier.
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Marie sont oontirm6es NM. 7. n Wood Geo.
Clark il }. j Lugenhuhl ct J NJ. Burke, CONNIE
Dregtaurs de In Compagnic dc Dessechement
Anres quoi, les portes sont ouyertes
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NJ. Converse, au nom du comitG de Finances,
pr6sente lie rapport ct In resolution qui suivent
les1uels sont lus deux fo,s ct adUpt6s, sur dis
pense dies raglements
lie comitG de Finances, auquel await etc ref6-
rGe la petition de Leonard Matthews ct autres,
delnaudant Ia Vile d'acheter cette partie de
Ia Place Annonciaton que Ia Cour Supreme a
leclaree prophetic priy6e, demande 4 rapportcr
quapres ayoir examine oette question ct avoir
reconnu quill a dautres recamants, Ia Vile,
81 ellie aehctait, naurait pas DIES titres certains
On CONSEQUENCE, nous recommandons que In
Marie so.t autorise prondre les measures rGces-
saircs pour flire expropricr cette partie de In
Place, dapres IN loi, ct nous presentons Ia re
solution suivlnte
Nesolu que la Marie soft ct demeure requis
de prendre les measures nGccssaires pour faire
expropricr pour usage public cette partie dc Ia
Place Anuouciation reeonuue rGcemment pro-
pri6t6 priy6c par nos C0urs
w. p CONVERSE,
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LACEY 90. gl 80 Cgari.5 street.
~ BRANCH OF LAO Ft'fli.A .hr'. aIE' fiha
Vss hANHFhCIO5i. Hh '4ieiI Ha f a.ssE H. +
-.a..rntfs r. tStSS Ar.|AEa h1u I.trs $50 coed 81.
t-s EEfAlNls.E s. ..tEILF AIIErl z I-a"
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w 7. CONVERSE,
w. \. GAsQUEr.

NJ Claiborne, au nom du comit6 d'Giucatiou,
rapporte en- favour lie radopton lie Ia resolution
suiyaAte, qui est hue une Second lois ct adoptee
manimcment, sur appel nominal:
Btsulu cue le Conuoeur vende Ieucan,
arrts dix tours davis, lie contrat pour Ia cons
tTu5tion dune maison d6cole, ruCs Baga-
telle, entire Bous Entans ct Morales, conforme.
ment aux Specifications enregistrees 0u bureau
du Voyer
Les resolutions suiyantes, present6es par NJ.
Claiborne, sont lucs deux fois, ct adopt6es sur
dispense des Regiments;
G6solu que toute5 pcrs0unes ayant DIES pro
pri6tes dams In Vile de In N0uyelle-Qrleans
sujeJcs a la renta de terre, payable ala Vile au
tauz lie SIX pour cent par an sur Ia lctte totale
laraudo par IL dite pronriete, so-ent ct de-
uuarcut ausor.9Gc5a Sc releyer dc Ia dite r>nte
do tgrra en- Ia payant en- enter ainsi nut lecapi-
tai AN trG8or
Hesolu due le Marie SOFT autoris6 lever Thy
potheque possed6e par la vile sur les prophecies
susjitG5, sur exhibition du recu on du certitcat
du Ir6s0rier lie Ia vile, cOnstatant que lie pale
ment requis par Ia section pr6cGlente etc
eitactuG
la resolution suiyante. prGsentee par NJ.
Claiborne, est lue une sec0nde fois ct adortGc,
sur dispense des raglements;
RGsolu que toutes les cr6ances appartenant
| iaurieuue caisse danortissement de Ia yillc dc
! Ia Nouyelle-Or6an les tetions de banque ap-
partenant Ia dite vile, ainsi luun tiers de'
uroduits nets lie Ia vente de In batture en- face
| 10 lex Seconde Municpalit6, dapres lacte Dc
! Ia legislature de 1850, soient ct demeurent
transfers. aax commits aires lie Ia Dette Conso-
lid6c pour eue appliques par cuX au Pro rata
a rextinction 10 Ii portion de n dettc dos ex-
rois Municipalities dc Ia Nlle-O Orleans, prove
naut de raneienne dette lie Ia Vile, auterlsuTe-
gept I Acte De Division de 1876
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LES rtG}eocnts etont sugpauans NJ Converse
plGseutc la resolution sn.Tuutes qu; --g lue dep&
.ois az aloQt6e:
HGsolu que toutes r6soluti5 "a ordonnances
faislnt dies appropriations annuelles aux di-
verses lEgions on eonpagnies militaires de cette
WILLIE, 51ient Ct domeurent GbTQg6o9.
Sur motion DC VI Converse, I'm congo de doux
mois est accorde rAllernan Harris, eide troi:
semqires rAlltrman Scwel
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MEDICAL CARDS.


TpYRNE, MRS, Midwife, 1866 Nayales street
opposite the Horse Station, Nsworeaua. e.tlt "
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nR. DAYTON has ms rcceIyel from the

the Esst lncs where resided the loa sy
"a perfect kuuwgi yellow tese ~ ue
and al Other Tropical Diseases. III, a IS 80. 81 Isitboas
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trict--A chiapclll ct L sjuott cont declares
dument tlus ayant rcea lananimitd des votes
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
Fearful Scene al a Fire.

4 fire occurred last Friday night at 293 lst
Avenue, n. Y, at which one man was burnt,
and woman killed by jumping out of a
fourth story window. Mrs. Ellen Riley, in
her examination before the Coroner, said:
was aroused from my sleep, and halloo-
ed TO by my brother, saying the house was
on fire; We ran to the window. and s1rs. Hea-
", the deceased, ran TO another window:
my brother got out Of the window we were
at, and by the aid Of the blind, got into our
neighbours window; be took hold Of my hand
and | escaped in the same way; as ! was
going out Of the window my mother and the
deceased were at the other window my
mother jumped from the window first, and
and Mrs. Healy Immediately after; nv moth
er was badly bruised, but She had no bones
broken, although they both Jumped from the
fourth story back room into the ward; nv
mother fell on the grass plot, but Mrs Hea-
ly fell on the pavement; | saw them both
fall; we were much alarmed, and were com
peiied TO keep our heads out Of the window
az we were nearly suiiocated by the dense
smoke in the room; when Mrs, Healy and
nv mother fell to the ground they lay ill.,
sensible as If they were dead; Mrs. Donegan
and her three children also came out Of that
window; Mrs Donegan threw her three chill
dren one by one out Of that window, and
when the last child was thrown down the
mother plunged after them; was looking
d. all | have described from the next ncnr
window; none were injured fatally but Mrs.
Healy, she having fell on the pavement and
The others on the grass plot; when Mrs. Hea-
" was taken up she was dead,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
Railroads in Iowa.

A correspondent Of the Chicago Journal
asserts that no charter has been granted
to any other Railroad Company in Iowa
than the Lyons Central Road. The esi-
dent intention of publishing such state
men;s is Obvious enough here at home,
where i, is known that no special charter Is
necessary Tor any road; bu, at a distance,
il may be taken for granted that because a
special charter has not been granted = any
other Railroad Company than the Lyons
Central, therefore no other company than
that has Legislative sanction.
In this State there is general Act au-
thori2ing the Incorporation Of companies
Tor every conceivable object within legal
bounds, and that Act gives as much power
as can be conferred by the Legislature upon
any body Of men. Therefore no other COM
pany applied for special Actto construct
u Railroad elsewhere than from Lyons west
ward, but nevertheless ever company or
ganizea under the General Act has, at
least, as much power as has the Lyons Gen.
trail,
Wesay nothing to disparage that project.
Far from it: but no one connected with the
Lyons Company should aErogate to that IN
corporation special powers and privileges
which it docs no, possess.-Da5aqae Her
al
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
MORE NEW GOODS

rliST received from The eastern cticsa cnoiee
j and beautiful assortment OF summer 1'oue
J, The very latest styles and fashion among
which may be found good stock o.
Dress Goods.
Very superior heavy black Silks, Bareges,
Lawns, De Lanes, fine Scotch nihs
s'hamhfav Gtughams, Alpaccas, me wa, l.ns
lsh aud American Ghinr2, American anu rns,
ri POINTS OF fine a.'ul,iy aud fast colors, IN
Ptnis
Plain cwi.., Null and Jtc.hu' NuslIns. Cur
an Muslns, Isish Lineus. tue Table iihehs,
i'm. shirts rAtra, tic cnnhric hahahef'ha's'
,.lu,e d,ttltn... eol5red caa5r,cs and paper
Mn>l3ns
Ribbons. FIartnce 7ih-, CAPE Isle, "hilt
csap., artiiictal Etawcrs, six al N"ts'''
amos and Braid, aew snIs dtess buttons, Lar
efs edn,nus, Insertions, Ca-nisei,es, collars,
culs, Sc, cords, Linen Tapes, SIX stay anu
shoe la.es, eihshes.
~ Gloves and Hosiery.
Waite, eototed and tiark kia Gloves, besi
aaaGt,. .xtra heavs long sifk Mas, shor, do..
,.rite eol,rei and ii ek Sis ana l.lsls Gloves,
.tiu,riot black silk Hose, fine white, slate AM
mix,d hose. M.sses d =, gems. blaek six and
4esl cotton, white and .iNe5 ,,ali nos
Real Shell Combs.
Shell X, StN4a tit1Ah tbtititS t''t's 80
TO-. best Fog Reading and hne Ivory t"ntbs
and some
Beautiful Parasols.
sE'ARIa GOODS:
Fine hleachct SaIrtihas and Saeeiings;
iinea All Cotton. Checks and stfip"s;
He4Ns tir,in4~, blue .riis, l1eu'n,s, anu
C,tuuatlrs, IN, ~, dtlils. Fine Glehs,
AluoA. GIT eolare Ter simmer wenr,
Fne biz Do -k.n aud dfap. debe,
TAeeis and gid mixed jeans, and
CastnirIcs. &c.
tarpetinS:
4 good stock ot l. ,ui,s aid hlldrenfs SHOES.
WINDOW SHauts:
.RocaEiIs AND QlEsSswAtE:
--Ai.sr -
New heauiiturCenre Lamps with GU gi'h.s
aud drops.
| All 81 Which viii b. sod tof Cash as cheap
Is tlr Gu a esi b.
C. l. DAVENPORT.
Davenport, Nas i4rh, 1853
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

PERsEvERISe CLEANLINESS. Those
of my readers who have their clean
shirts e cetero. three times weekly,
nicely aired anu ready for use at their
bedheaas, may hardly know many Of
the difficulties in the way Of cleanli
ness which the verv poor have to en-
counter. One poor lai upon my dis
trict. destitute Of home. lodging at
a thr epenny lodginghouse when he
could obtain the tireepence. and in
carts. stables. sta;rcasts. anl elsewhere
when h could not, lately pleased me
very much in thematter ofcleanliness.
lie had only one shirt but he managed
to keep it clean, and enquired of
him how he was enabled so to do.
WHY, you see, Sir" said he, Il goes
to some bye-place AMI there | whips
oil my shirt. Well then ! runs TO a blind
alley (c'R IL sac) up Whitecrott-street,
where some waste hot water runs from
some works, through a pipe in the
wall: there l washes my shirt; well
then runs to the limekilns. the other
81 lie Of Blackfriars Bridgc, and there ]
dries my shirt and puts il on: a clean
shirt for me, If makes You so comforta-
bic. can't bear no filth. - Tanae'-
X iStt's -Kfssioaso III De. s ~ Ind n.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
is Franklin Pierce Mistake or is he Nista-
kent

This pointed query is the caption Of
long article in the Ashland Union, Loco
foeo paper Of Ohio, edited BY Hon. H. $,
Knapp, one of the ablest writers in the State.
The writer says be has looked in vain for
those qualities in the President that were
promised for him before election. The truth
must be confessed, he SAYS, there has been q
horde of very bad men appointed 70 office by
Pierce The writer coniinHls:-"The mum
Der Of rotten men who have found favor with
General Pierce leads me to believe that he
il sadly deficient in irmness, and the fatal
weakness which be has hitherto eyinced in
portion Of his public life, is stillupon him,
&c Abiding to this decided language, the
Ohio State Journal says
"lf this don't charge very distinctly, that
the President has again taken TO strong drink
then we do not know what is meant. Please
remember, gentlemen, that this is LoCofoco
authority OF very respectable character.
This writer also finds much fault because
the President has been so particularly kind d
Disunionists and Abolitionists, and has
spurned the Union men Of the nation
There is more force and truth in this charge
we think, than there is in the first one. Blu,
as this is family affair, and is likely 10 prove
interesting. we Will look on while and see
how the battle RACES"
The above we find floating in our exchange
papers. 1t is serious charge TO prefer
against the Chief Executive OF our country
and we cannot but think it the offspring o.
party zeal without foundation in truth.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
FRESH ARRIVAL
Nav ana rashionable Goods!


TIME subscribers have Just received thei
i spring stock oi goods, and are now ready y
show their customers aud all others VINO may
favor them with call, tn largest stock they
have ever offered; among their goods may DC
found a good stock Of
Dress Goods.
Baregcs, Lawns, Challi Ba,rae, De lanes, Ba-
rese de Lame, de Bsses, &c.
Silks.
Black, Chameleon and Bfocade;
A good assortment Of
Bonnets;
and Bonnie, Silks and Linlngs
Bonnet Ribbons
in gteat vaiiets.
Artificial Flowers
As, Dress Trrmnss nd liHitons, Nea Siy!es;
Gloves and Hosiery.
White, cold anl blk k,d Gloves. blk taee and
Moha,r nuts, Silk aud ti-le G.9,es, Write, mix,
I'd aud black hose, mems cotton and Wool ball
hose:
Linen Canbrc dkts:
BLACK Lace Neii>. hiacl SIX late AMI + gings.
White Goods.
p ain Swiss, Null al,d Jaconet Maslfns. plaid
Sais. aud Jacouel DO, wiado" CURTIN mus
Inns, etc.
Embroideries.
swiss Eigings and Inserting, lhenisete, Cot-
las. etc.
Staple Goods
Print. Irish Linen, All aeas, bro. and bleach
ed Mnsins, drills, tckipgs, O.uahurp, laanels,
Satinetls, Cassimeres, Meas summer weai,
Tweed, etc.. etc.
We have also on hani good assortment Of
Boots and Shoes.
Lidies Misses AID Cihtateu's Saoes;
Mvns Cali aud hip Boots;
:. and bots Ca IN KIP shoes
G tiers
Hardware: Queensware:
Groceries:
IT,. s6gr, Ma IS aa5 Golden Strip.
Ia. II Z. Tohatso. p pc, aud Spec. Sai
I. aus naksug soaa, siurSaf, soap, mackerei,
Cod FISH, et., &c
aud a'iao / etefy TIM -i.tiha i.reruiTed Q
make W retail ST. =, Ah,Sh we VII sell IL pr
e. tlI lit give IA tun
" % WARD x HARR1s,
F,0tt Street o este Steam MHs
l'aSerpof'. Apri 2ist, B53
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
REMOVAL.

HOUSE. s.6E, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
JAMES DONNEL especially ac-
- kuowiedgcs TO his friends ana the
~ IL public generally their liberal sup
port, and would inform them that
he can always be found his stand Brady ST.,
(.akt sids between Second and Third adjoining
Israel Halls Cabinet Wurefooms, where he is now
prepared all orders in his line. His long
experience ia tie business warrants him in cnsuring
his patrons i siisaClo Ia any WORK That may Be
entrusted 20 him.
Particular attention given to estimating Oh any pub
lie private buildings. Persons wishing any of the
above done, wiz do well to give him call before
letting their WUfk.
Paints OF all eol0rs prepared aud ready for
Glass III all sizes, putty, De, for sate.
y. s.-~AiaO j new article OF COMPOSITION ROOF
INC, Invented ~ J. lonnei, which can be put at
the shortest notice b! the subscriber.
JAS. DoNYEL.
Davenport, June 9, Ig53-3a