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ofdeted, therefore, t.at the CLERK prepare deiin-
quent lists for the different precincts. $685.
DEPARTURE OF THE nTnIcarfNr,1 .

queht ilStS lot lne olHerent precincts.
DEPARTURE OF THE OLD COUNCIL.
Mr.; Lamb rose to remark tina, as this was the
last time the present Council would convene, he.
deemed a note ofthanks to his Honor, the Mayor,
was richly deserved, for the ability and fidelity
with which he had discharged the arduous duties
of his office, aud that a similar vote, for-the same
reasons, was due the Clerk, and moved that a vote
of thanks be rendered them, W hich passed unani-
mously: 5Gs tEEGs- HggPiaE.st-E
His Honor, the Mayor, returned his acknowledge
men;s for this mark of respect, and said he was
truly grateful to the members for their kindness,
and the respect which they have usually shown
him in the deliberations of the Council; and al
though some slight discussions had occasionally
risen. he felt assured that they had passed away
with the momentary excitement which produced
them. He was truly obliged to them.
The Council then adjourned
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MARKET.

4... ... CINCINNATTI, Jan. 20.
River fallen two feet. Flour frm, 1900 bbls.
sold at S4.40. Whiskey 20A. Sales $50 bushels
Oats in sacks at 374 cts. Butter and Cheese un-
changed. Provisions quiet. Bulk meat-6a64
shoulders, 74a7t sides. Lard, 93a1O for No. / bbls.,
103al1 for key. Mess Pork 16. 25a50. Groceries
frm-Sugar 44a5a; Molasses 3Oa3I; Coffee 9aa93.
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RAILROAD BONDS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company in
vites proposals for 81. 250,0 600 of six per cent.
Coupon bonds, redeemable in 1853.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New York, Jan. 20.
Flour-State brands s5a5.50; Ohio So. 6sa5. 81,
firm. Barley 20. Oats steady. Corn white Tia
10, easier. Whiskey-Ohio 25ta34, firm. Pork
and beef UNCHANGED.
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Notice to Housekeepers.
CARPETS AN IL ErlITCE Ii EsRHGES-

Notice to Housekeepers.
NEW CARPETS AT PEIlCE
1e 000 YARDS of Carpets ut No. 1913, Main street.
lO,ODo The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners and the public generally, that he has Just returned
from the east, and is now receiving the largest, best, and
most beautiful stock of Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, etc. etc.
ever offered in this city, embracing almost every variety OF
style and quality that Can be found in the Eastern markets,
from the finest English Velvets down to a common Rag car.
pet. This stock has been selected with great care, and pur-
chased under the most favorable circumstances, which will
enable me to sell them much lower than the same quality OF
N ny line, will please call and select from my stock o flower
10000 yards, with 100 different patterns, varying in price
IRON 12'c. TO Sc per yard.
Scrtl J. c. HARBOUR. no. 1i3. Main st.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
TINE undersigned has the following property for sale. all
i OF which he will dispose of on accommodating terms
to- wit: ... ....
Lot numbered Three in square six on Main street, North OF
and adjoining the Melodeon Buildings. This is one OF the
most valuable building Lots in the City. ....a
Also about 100 Lots in South Wheeling CIate Ritchietownl
many of these are equal to any in that addition to the City.
Also several ofthe most valuable Lots on the Island add
ton 10 the City. .. a.... INK.
Alsoa large number Of Lots in the Buena Vista. Churchill
No. 1 and Churchill No. 2, additions TO the City.
! will also sell i'll parcels to suit purchasers, so much OF
tho land within the corporate limits of Wheeling as has not
beenheTcto!ore laid off into lots, being upwards OF One hun.
dred Acres, and being tho same now in the occupancy of
Abraham Altman, and now held by me in trust for Mrs.
Emily Zane. -. ... .a..s
Wheeling, ~augao-u. FRANC1sR. ARMSTRONG.
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COMMISSIONER Sale of
r A L Ell s T A II E!
Edward G. Baden and wife, 81 ..


William X. Humphreys, adm. ct. al.
In ii Q the Circuit L ourt OF Ohio CONFERENCE.-The.
Pursuant tos decree rendf:ed in this cause on the 1oth
day OF November. 1852, the undersigned Sheriff OF Ohio
county, and as such, Commissioner IN the premises, viii
sell on Tuesday, the 10Th day OF February, 1853, at public
suction TO the highest bidder at tie front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county the west half OF L t numbered one
hundred ~thtrtyfour Q34l,on Zane street, in that part of the
city of Wheeling called East Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent ofamount of said sale wi Ii
be required in cash, and the residue viii. be OH a credit, in
three equal nstalments of six, twelve and eighteen rnonths.
The purchaser or purchasers will be required TO give bonds
with good security for the deierredf instalmcnts, bear NC
interest from the day ofsale. WIN. S. WICKHAM,
jon12-1tdwts Sheriff and Comniaeioner
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OMEDEPARTMENT
F-1DAY MORNING, JANUARY 81, 1883.

TEE WEEKLY INrELLIGENcER of to-day, con-
tains the full proceedings ofthe Railroad Celebra-
ton, together with much other interesting matter
in relation to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The same amount of historical information IN re
gard to this great work, will not probably be ever
again published III one paper. The Baltimore
American. in copying our report OF the proceeu-
inss, says: 1--WE copy them i'll full, to put the"
on record, to be read now, as they will be with de-
light by all, and to be treasured up as a memorial
of the conSummation of the great enterprise COM
,nenced more than a quarter offs century ago. and
which now opens to US, the boundleSs trade OF inc
Voc. and secures TO the city, a prosperity which
,,;II co,,;nne TO grow and increase, as time passes
on"
No person in this region, should be without a
coDy of these interesting proceedings. For sale at
This office, and at McMechen's Literary Depot.
MEssss. TAKBELL & Co., have very neat Dogeur-
reotype rooms in Centre Wheeling, and can fur
the denizens of that thriving portion of the CT
~ with fac SMILES OF themselves and friends, with
.~'neatneSS and Dispatch and at low prices See
advertisement.
90 At this season OF the year when the weather is so
that persons can hardly go out without catch
ing a cold, and sometimes a severe one, do not fail to get a
boY of Bryan's Pulmonic Waters; price 20 cents. 1t is a
g.. Ten minute Remedy, - and warranted by the proprietor
to dive Immediate relief, and effects speedy cure. See adj
yrrtiseneut-
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Hempfeld Rail Road.

H61npneId Ra1I Road.
TNHE subscribers TO the capital stock of the Hempfcld
l. Rail Road Co. are hereby notified 10 pay into the Urea
sury, the third inatalment OF Five Dollars per share on or
before the first day OF January next, and Five Dollars per
share on or bcIoIc the first day OF each month hereafter,
until the whole amount OF stock subscribed for is paid.
The stockholders in Ohio county, Virginia, will pay viii
liam P. Wescott, who has been appointed collector for tia
county. JOSEPH HENDERSON.
Washington, Dc. 2-2mdw Treasurer.
Second Arrival of Winter Goods.
u GMEE & BRO, No. sc, Main st. Centre Wheeling,
III have just received a magnificent lot ofParis style Bon.
nets, made and trimed entirely different from anything cv.
er before brought to this market. Also, alarge assortment
of French Merinoes, Tibet Cloths, Alpaccas, ect., and va.
prices; ~ "
In addition TO the above, having a very large stock on
hand, we have this day began TO sell them at astonishingly
low prices, and adopted the motto "Sman Profits and
Quick Returns.' Purchasers wishing to save money, will
find 1t to their interest to favor us with a call.
nov5 ...
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F'airview Mills for Sale.

-, Fairview Mills for Sale. %
f5EzE9 THE undersigned will offer at Administrators
lHERaH sale on the 2Sth of January, 1853, the following
CEs property:-Seven Acres OF Land. adjoining RsiIe
view. on which is situated a good --'t~
steam Flouring and Snw Mill, -
In excellent running, ~order-capable of manufacturing 4
Dds; per hour; a good engine, 3 boilers, 1cs inch cylinder
ana AZ ieet stroke. saw Mill in good order. There is coal
cL. Excellent wheat country.
TRRMs-Onc third in hand, and balance in wo eo,,1 n,
nual payments with interest.
D.. J. NJ. WALLACE,
lan4-4wdws ADS of John Wallace, decd.
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... vi AND WEATHER.
... PITTSBURGH, Jan. 90.
River 4 feet II inches and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
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RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE INTELLTGENCER=
and Depar..res OF s,eam nont.,
forthe last24 Hours, ending last night at so'eloek..
~

.-h-'F' ARRIVALS WiI
Stephen Bayard. ...Booth .....!. -. .Sunfsh.
American STAR. .O'Neil.. rs. .Steuubenville.
Dlurnal. Pittsburgh.
Clnclnnat.- ~. -. -. do. =.
herald. ..knowden.. ). d..
Gou,ier-. -.. Roberts. -.--.Parkersburgh.
Messenger No. 2. .-Klinefelier ..... Cincinnati
rena........... Everett. +. Pittsburgh.
Pralrle City. Robinson Z! ....St. Louis.
..f..,ai sra DEPARTURES. ag #f.9aa
Stephen Bayard.- Booth. ..........Sufu
American Star. +. Z. ..O'Neil... ... SteubenvilIe.
venture. /. Watkins ......P Pittsburgh
D!uFnal. calhoun.
Clncinnati....... .Kountz ..... Cincinnati.
eraldt..s.... .Knowden /. i2 2. st. Louis.
Courier; ,....... Roberts 80. .Parkersburgh
Messenger No. Klinefelter -. :. Pittsburgh -.
ena....--..-. Everett. . . =! .. -do....
frairle Chy..!... Robinson ,.... ..,,do....
10 u-Water 6 feet 9 inches-falling.
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
SuNFIsn. Stephen Bayard.....4 p. NJ.
SrEuBENvILEE.-. American Z, Star .......2 p. NJ.
PlrrsBuRGH. $50. Winchester ......... A.
PARKERspuRGn.. Allegheny Clipper. 10 AN
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAM Fps.
n" AND Y-.H.- a..H.H'
Patent Phospeue GINS .

4NCw IdGG1G premium
SAFETY GAS LAM Fps.
r Hr.n" .-E AND GH-.F.u a..Ha#HH avg H
Patent Phosgene Gas, 7N
+ o II d U r N I N G ! n T II L S A E.
AH'S Lamp J0T producing a portable Light, is confi e,,tlv
recommended as superior 10 any other nol1 in use,
IhtE LIGHT is produced by the burning of an acrirrm
4 Gas, winch is emitted in beautiful Jets from small per.
The Gas is generated as it is used, by the heat of its own
combustion acting on the burner, connected with the LIQUID
u IN Lamp. Thus 1t is a perfect and portable apparatus
ioT creatlrg and burning aeriiorm Gas. lra u-aI NJ 80 ~.
" construction Is such, that all possibility of Incident
~ on u use Is ent. rely Iemoved; and the great simplicity OF
arrangement renders it less liable to get out of order than
any olher KIND OF Lamp. 1t requires no cleaning and trim.
ming 40 the Ol and Camphene Lamps, and burns equally
Wen, elthef with or without a glass globe or shade, and per
iectly Tree from smoke or odor,y .r.f.a. -r-s-sI
me opinions OF the scientific may be learned from the fac.
silver MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and a hi.
FIoMa 10 INC Manufacturer;and at the same 1t was pronounc
Gu me BESi LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute. .EFg'
Inc above Tor sale, Wholesale and Retail, by $50
..atl -tgs.#r a. J.K. iDUNHAM q co.
4,..,-b4. No. % Monroe ST., near the Post Office son
eLiI E2sE u Wheeling, Va.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c..
"a JER'H. b. PPA would respectfully in.
I'm vie the attention of his friends, and the public
found constantly on hand, a large and We'll selected assert
mint Of all articles in his line,- consisting of Saddles.
Br1dies, Harness., Iron frame and Wood box
1r9nks, talises, Carpet Bags, Scotch Upper
and Hog skin Collars, Hames, yVfips. Ssc.
&C., &c. ....ut.a 90. 10 ..Ir--EI'r1 90 -, -
A. of which are manufactured by competent workmen.
oithe best materials, and yiltbe sold CHEAP o CASH.
Thase desiring to purchase are requested to call and ex
: se!ti3-1yd. No. t13, Main st. Wheeling, Va.
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Charter Election. ao
CLERKS OFFICE OF THE Cry or WHEELING,
January 13, 1858.
\ G a6oda vs. e 9Se aIi6 si jsnu shst as iss sse9 at fRe p piaee &c s he1e on
after named in the several wards OF the city, for Mayorof
the city, members OF the council for the several wards and
Clerk of the city; taiI s's99.- ..
Superintendent of the water works; ..., loci.
Engineer of the water works; , u1- r0a r.-4l-
Sergeant OF the ,cityi .-t ianla.N
Street commissioner; % colds J.a..a
City surveyors; . .H .H. Hltf.ra ...
Clerk of the market; .-,gS.
Wharf maSter; ....E .. ....- %. .-srH H.
Collector of the Assessments; 1. s,al-g
Curator of the market square; ..-.s.a r4r
Lumber and coal measurer; a .r.r E.os
Guager of wines and liquors; .I II ..."
Curator of the city Hall; -a.. aa-rla
oveIseer OF the chain Gangi and H Of. aa.. ..Hr ~
the several wards, viz: lIns-
A ASieTsGti
Fire warden; and B. la az. z
Sanitary committee. B g-y
The said election will be held under the superintendence
Of the Alderman and Assessor for each ward, at the fol-.
In the first ward, at the office of the Alderman for said
In the second ward at the city Hall; -,s
IN q thlrd ward at the court house; and 8
mol IN t u fourth and fifth wards, at the offices of the Alder
O'Clock P. NJ. LANES s WHEAT IL
!an!9 Clerk OF the city,.
JOHNfH. BROWN & CO.,
Importers e. Wholesale Dealers in
6r1t1Sh, French and American
DRY GOODS
No: - Market Street philadelphia.
IN CASES Preserves. Jelnes. MarmaIades, Pickles, Pep.
- PEI sauce, catsups, steaks ard fish sauces, salad oil,
pIePateo morse Tadish, mustard; salmon in oil; 100 cases
sardines; / case French mustard.
decl6 For sale cheap by S. D.
p1LLS'-Eof's, Todd's, Lees, Anderson d Scott's.
l. McLane's, BrandTeaths Wrighps Sugar Coated,
yIways ON hand and forsale by KELLS CALDWELL.
Q ia rst SFs sRa 5asaa tsG Tail k f5a I l5r s ssTs Is H'iF lnvIsO
sep22. Gear. copy.o J. 3. VOWEL, 81 Union ST.
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Books ali HE Denot

HOME SCENES: by Grace Aguilari Costumes OF Eu.
- rope and Americas; Juvenile Sports and Occupations;
Natural History. of Quadrupeds; Sketches Of Incidents and
Adventures II the Par Westi Ike Mecandlissi First Love;
Uncle Tom, cheaper than ever; Cabin and Parlor, the best
! nswer thereto; a variety OF Holiday fxings; and I doubt
pt by the time this appears in print. the victorious Har.
peri u Jan. '6S win be on the counter.
deco JAS. H. McMECHEN.
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No person in this region, should be without a
COPY of these interesting proceedings. For sale at
? this Office, and at McMechen's Literary Depot.
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n = Six d DreSS FOODS. NJ -
pAVADERE and Floucced Silks, extremely rich Bro
ID cade Silks in Tan color, Ashes of Roses, &c, Satin de
Chene, Black Silks all qualities, Royal embroidered Dam.
a Genes, Caps all Wool, French Mouslin de Laines in rich
designs, Stewart Plaids, French Merinos, Mouselin DE
Beige in F wn and Steel mixed, 81, % and Cd plain Mouse.
lin De LANES, Turquoise, Thibet Cloths, elegant French
Chintzes, ChalIies in colurs, Persian and Lama Cloths, black
and colored Alpacas from 49, TO S7l, &c; being the largest
stock Of dress goods in the city. Just received at
oct25 fs ..1.... * w HEISKELL, & cos.
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u Illustrated PAINTINGS. -
rTiHE subsc ribers to Mason's, and Tails e. Cos illustra.
l. ted publications, are requested 10 call at the Itera.
ry Depot, for the porpose of making arrangements to com.
plete their works, which have not heretofore been furnish.
ed complete, owing TO the want OF good faith on the part OF
Woodward & Roland, orPittsburgh, the original canvas.
erS. ~ f.r.H vi. nous .aa-| .. JAS. II. McMRcHEN
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1'H snve Your Carpets. .GE
q DoZ. Skeleton Mats, together with a great variety o
Il other door Mats, just received and viii be sold very
ttt go J. C. HARBOUR f'
'FY "'+'" no. 143, Main ST.
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VIM. "A. NOURSE

IT AS Just received the greater part Of hi
IL spring stock Of dry goods, consisting priu.
csipa4iy OF almost everything saleable in thai
hne. lie has the most desirable assortment iii
ne IS aiai4e, and he thinks he isl thai is TO be
found IN any establishment in this vicinity
Ills stock OF fancy goods is s'some" to say tic
least.
If you want any silks, mohair fabrics, ropins
barages, barage and muslin dc lanes, lawns
ginghGms, prints or any dress trimmings, en-
bf9ideHes or anything al all, ust call and see
the sight is rood for the ewes
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: DRESS EEII'O.NS

In great variety, and pearl and agate do Of all
sorts. great variety 81 linen and cotton eds-
ny and inserting>. emit roidered do, eo!ored sIla
nee esgngs for trimmings, black silk lace do,
from -four inches vide, 10 one fourth ard, oi5 elk
SIX ysettcs, spring styles. Nor=ted lreHing
braiis worsted aud silk traids IN great variety
Ladies best kid and Isle thread and cotton
gloves, gents do. Ladies ana gents wofsted
-, ~. hl.a
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-BoNNETs-

His stock Of Bouneis t.r Ladies aed Misses i
very hard 70 beat. He is also well suppIiet
"Ih ribloHs and flowers 10 trim with. am
Grape, Grape liesc; carleton muslin and FIorenc,
silks 10 line them
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

WYE take this method to inform all persons
w whose Notes we hold that are past due,
that they must pay up, or make some arrange
men, Tor longer time or legal proceedings will
be Immediately instituted 10 collect them
An we wish it mae distinctly understood that
hereafter as Notes become due TO US they must
be promptly met or arrangements for renewal
made. or in all cases they Will be sued AT once.
COOK 4 SARGENT.
Daynnrnrt Sent. Cd, 1889
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EsIEACsfEgs ssYsEsTiNG.-

Saeeiings and drlliings, hickory stripes, tick
M. etc, gr4sh--scetch and russia diapers rus.
ia huck buck, towing and diaper, choice tab {
lin ns, fronting 90. White toilet led quits.
Transparent, window shades and Pulnams sell
adjusting fixtures 10 hang up, with a cord ant
tasseI to give hem the finishing touches.
A ipw nice summer shaWls, such as cashmere
md silk linen.
A gaod variety of Groceries constantly on
band, and great variety OF Hardware expect
ed 10 arrive $ on. Wall and window paper do,
croekory and glassware, earpstlnss viii ooa be
Qn hana. lie has on hand hne lot OF best
Wheeling mails, superior arttl".
He can and viii make i an object for people
10 d. their trading with ham. lie has ihe TePu-
iatson oil keeping a better assortment oil goods
thau any olhar estatl shtHent about hele, and
n person ordering goods from IN shall have
40 reason to complain OF uGtaruess on his part.
Farmers will please betr in mind that they
get higher prices at Nolne for their bGtier,
chcpsa, eggs, poultry ~ vegetables Of any hind
lhln at any oghtr place about, AM lie is always
tiad 10 got them in exc harre for his gocds'-
Re pgants corn, OATS wheat, rags and cash. llf
; wiling to sel al the goods he has got 10
GOOD pay q any sort .a
WIN. A NOURsE
Moitre Anril op 1853 3i-Iy
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NAVE low Iose s.
COOK a. BROTHER.
COOK 6. SARGENT.

LAND AGENTS, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
WE have employed the services of an exne-
w rienced dealer in Lands, who viii give his
whole time TO the sale of Real Estate in this city
and county. The emigration to Scott county
will be large the coming season and our position
will enable us to effect sales of Real Estate to
good advantage. Parties who may have improv-
ed farms or city property, or unimproved real
estate in Town or Country and desire TO sell
will do well to employ our services. Our rul
is 'sNo sale no charge"
Dayennnrt Eah ID. 1852
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: BOOTS AND SHOES.

A good lot Of boots and shoes for gents, BOYS
ETC., and for iajles-a very nice lot OF such "
vii please and No nstake-inisses and child.
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Az A BARGAIN,

WYE offer for sale the farm OF John Grace in
w Walnut Grove containing IA acres, "a
acres good timber; one hundred acres in cultiya-
ton and well watefed. The owner wants TO
90 10 California and the property will he sold al
bargain. COOK i SARGENT.s .
Davenport, Feb. 1882.
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Fresh Arrival
OF
New and Fashionable Goods.

OF
New and Fashionable Goods.
TINE subscribers have Just received thei
L spring stock Of goods, and are now ready 10
show their customers and all others who may
favor them with a call, the largest stock they
have offered: among their goods may be
found good stock Of
DRESS GOODS:
Baregcs, Lawns, Challi Barge, De LANES, Bs-
rege de Lame, de Brges, &c.
SILKS:
Black. Chameleon and Bfocade;
A good assortment OF
BONNETS;
and B0nne, Silks and Innings:
BONNET RIBBONS;
in great variety;
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS:
Also, Dress Trimmings and Buttons, Ne. Styles;
GLOVES e. iIOSiERY:
White, cold and blk kid Gloves, blk lace and
Mohair mitts, Silk and Isle Gloves, white, mix
I'd and black hose, mems cotton and wool half
hose:
Linen Cambria Ildkfs:
Black Lace Wells, black Silk lace and Eigings;
WHITE GOODS:
Pain Swiss, Null and Jaconet Musllns, plaid
Swiss and Jaconet do, window curtain mus
Inns, etc.
EAIBROlDERiES:
Swiss Edgings and Inserfinga, Chemiselte, Col
lars, etc.
STAPLE GOODS:
Prints, Irish Linens. Allacas, bro. and bleach
ed Muslins. drills, tiekings, O>nahnrq, fanueis,
Salinets, Cassimeres, Mems summer wear,
Tweed, etc, etc.
We have also on hand good assortment OF
BOOTS Il SHOES:
Ladies' Misses and Chiidrei's Shoes;
Mems Call and Kip Boots;
8. aud boys Cali AMI Kip Shoes;
Caters.
HARDWARE, QUEENSNARE;
GROCERIES,:
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses and Golden Syrup
Tea, Rec, Tobacco, Pepper and Spice. Sal
Eratns, baking Soda, vinegar, soap, nackerei,
Cod Fish, etc etc.
And almost every thing else that i rerured 10
make up retail store, which we viii sell at pr-
ces that vii give satisfaction
WOODWARD & HARRIS,
Font Street, Opposite Steam Nils.
Davenport, April 2is, 1853.
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AND CAPS

iiats OF all kinds Tor men, boys and Infants
he best assortment anywhere. If you want al
tlegant white beaver, you can have II, and any.
hing else down TO the heanesl kind OF n palm
Leaf. CABS IN good quantity.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19

EHoagh 10 supply any clothing sore il THIS
feg'ou-soue of the pret'iest black, blue,
brown, green or fancy irocks and sacks man
Fan wish for. The same may be said Of pants
aud vests they shife certainly. And then from
irst qualities he can 20 down TO something
stout and not very fine. Also good lot oil lin.
ell and cotton sacks, trocks, vests and pants