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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-19
THE ,IoDEL CLOCK, SOM.

nofG-tf bthIHOLONE
Naittmaker. Governor street
ITa .'fyit ,hnSs 81 IhNDtiRCULtHsiWs- 6ay.Ts
direct from the I ,nr,,,
.Rovi,,S, NJ, and Crc's Cut saTs all Lengths
pi. 5sreers and Hos" Circular Saws, ali ,i,.
which w oGer :or sale favorable terr. do
uo9T 1r,,,.,. r. 7. MOORE 4 CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-19

PIANISUED TIN WAHE.
NtEoRGE lOD1ErTS, Wholesale Tin Worker and ia
ptnsr IN general mporer and Manufacturer OF Copper,
:'nc and Iron Goods ~ william st. New York.
URSS AND STEAK DISHES,
OVAL AND OBLOSu DISH COVERS
OOTAGON AND ROUND TEA AND COFFEE POTs
EGO COOLERS, NURSERY LAMPS,
WATER COOLERS, TOILET SETTs, c,A..
w. H. was a<srded the hrst premium New Cry,
Palace for Piahishcd Tin Ware and wac- Coolers ganst
.'rong compe onJ wheaby lie nter himself beauty Of
hns s Ware equal u not superior, any other
Established iSii jc9;-d6m--IPl
To BUILDERS AND SHIPPERS
WHEATON, No SO Canal street N. y wholesale and retail
dealer IN Doors, Sashcs, Blinds, has in
wsrro large Assortment of the above articles
the hest lunhcr AMI Kiln dried Inside Outside Shutters
shutter Blinds Gothic and Circular s'shes Panel Work
All descriptions made to order at the
best manner WndoW Glass and Builders
sdware constantly on hand and for sale the prices
oclG-6m
HOUSE AND LOT FOII SALE.-A neat House, a,
present occupied by the subscriber, dcahy situated
Mayu street. fronting Sfcst running an
ley has on IL ohCus stable house. SuS92
The Dselin :.housc hrs ample for moderate
SIZED hmty, containing nine room
The kitchen " supplied with cooking range with cold and
warm water; also, comfortable servants.
Possession can he had At tiuiet suit purchaser
hppyto r. JOHNSTON,
le.-tls li5 Main street
tNrs sHtTtHfis-A good assortment o. Broad and
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They may be had application when pictures either
OF WILLIAM A. PRATT
Daguerrean Artist, 1t5 Main street, Richmond.
Orof 81. r. SlM0NS,
Daguerrean Artist, ISL Main street. Richmond.
NJ Due bills be obtsned by paying the balance only
payable when the pictures TAKEN the distributed
au2S-u
toM sCITTEs cinder Shovel, Shovel Tonss
~ Poker, Pire Carrier. For sale low.
THEo. ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealer In Hardware and Cutlery,
oc6 30 65 Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-19
ad FRtdEs toarfEHEI Of 6Ef soSn,HE ,HEnE1GIIol "a THE

- PRICES or DRY GoODs VII rSrIIsrp pS y, ~ TIE
w. nave Yet remaining han N"HNsda"
handsome tTiped and PIaiJs sirt
y ehnce assortment OF French N.,;nc. 80" uo
IINi Nrrinos; French and S.6tch DeI,,s,
AZ snHNis largs varieiy-Turkerie Byrb. c,,hn. r,
net, Grape, Rly State. 10 ''N"' Ns'hmere, Ihi-
sTanskin. Isle arr Wr',h .,j o.h..
INeeas. and all styles Of 900 s1r I.bor.,.
linen SheeiinEs: Table DsnssS Cioths ys,t,,.
s"I's' Anf Lady Cloths, of ev.ry sh.js 70, W...E,
snd Calicos n stfeiuce ra.a, -'@"'1'aS
heaSaei and Brown Domestic.
Hih an excellent assortment o, All o,t, = - -
are sold At anu below " '''' soods many or which
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NTOTICE.-Thc GRIN OF NANCE GoOCH was dissolved
~ the instant by mutual consent The OF the late
er used by either The parties, for the only OF
sosng their late business. THOMAS J. NANCE,
January 2nd, 1881. ID. p. GOOoH.
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NUMBER l45.
EIYLER's ColIPouNp sYRrp nr cr,, .u ,.,c

ftkotNp wN"ON BOxts---we ; ave in ..o,. !, 6,, -
". ason Boxes, assorted M To inches xxx
ao2T ~ ' PIT MOORE CO.,
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u tiPoOL stLT.-Ic0C sacs, sao,t per scbr Lvr, ,,,
So - dro DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
AVA COFFEE superior qra,ty so0 pockets. for .,,.bv
"e' DAVENPORT, ALIEN a co.
UutsH ASD STEW DISHES; yspi,on and Re-, a., M
N es Of all sEss, for sale by "
us. BCLRLEY co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06
NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

ST. Loufs AND GALENA, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
I'VE are now running semi.weekly Expressto and
w from 81. Louis 10 Hanhibal. Quincy, Kcokuf,
t3nfIneto MGseatlne, Rock Island, Davenport and
Intermediate liaces TO Gaisna. Our arrange menf-
with the packets afford facilities for lhe safe
ed speed, transport ton Of bank notes. specie pack
ient OF notes u. accounts. aid the purchase OF good
ob orders. &C.. &c. tfusty messenger Will accom-
ay erh Express provided with an iron safe, for the
security OF valuable packages entrusted - his care
Orders for the purchase of goods &C.. from Gaieha
ard other points the route viii have prompt ai'e y
iion and packages reinrHed by the frs, messenger
Packages viii be called for and delivered at 81 loa
mtlott charge for cartagc. Messei gers viii Leave
Tuesdays and Fridays Of each week. Al Galefa We
connect with Burbank Il CO. to 4. Paul. Al, 10 Chit
cage. Baiilo. New York AID Ill tie ptiLcii esterf
eitcis. LlViNGNTOE. FARGO d Co.. ProP'rs.
KENWICk & son. Agents,
sept l--J2 3m Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
s <ru r-r ----s.--r.---T-.-- .-s----s-.- -,--s1
g., .sS Il. i, go S...-@;ssy

e. 3 3ss...:i....;ss:.l; = -. .a..:.,sa
fsAsSENGEKs for i;ioolingt,n. spring heid, Alton,
sbti st. LoJs. will had tbs 70 ate via lie To be
the &leeG est Low open 70 the public. and not
sb}et ted 10 the Usual 0ti,s of the River by taking
the CH jCA6O & ROCK isBAND kaiiRoADta l..
sale ,;hc Iii.IAola CENTRAL kAlLROADtc Bloom
ington, ahd tha
GEsIc a.:ss 4 sIsgsESszpPz E.aIL.OsD
20 Alton aih st. Louis. passengers taken through
without delay in Is Hours.
Ths fogtet st. Loiis via M.ssissipp kveris THREE
Hasp9g ED M4LEa ar.i tine FeE1 FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made Il ii oniistoh with Ptor a. Pehin and ur
bai; III srrinsield wth i3ardstonL. Peer burg ai
fia vaii;; a; tirdcn with Naveri,; at Carhviir VIII
H,llsboro Van Bursi shurg, Ianda Ia AID Salem: al
i.ttoH with Gf.e Il 10 sid :, otty !l., and at Atol
!. u Iers..vill.. Cafnllton, Edwafdsyis. Hgliiaid
q, Il tai,.. The traiI.s also toLc.tatS rld I'D " t
tie Gr.si Western hil o5d for Decatur, Tsfrs-H ute
Jaek sobp lie and Males.
bas,engefs arr.v,lg at 81 Louis. will connect viii
steamers for the n ssouri. Ch.o. snd TeBDess Ry-
ais ", In Steamers for Msailhls Vieksbarg,
Naiohex, ard New Oh leans.
Passenger rains Leave Blu omingtan at A. NJ
and 81 p. NJ, III. Agrigal Of the Trains from the
North.
tickets con be procured Of A. T. LASGl.FT.
Agent at Ls Sails for ANY point ca the Chicago Mis-
s.ssilpi Raj koad.
E. HEALING, SupfC G. MRR r.
June eth. ls5iiy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06

wALCOTT HOUSE. eosg ssai
First Station West On the Hns ef TIE =. . =
Railroad 10 miles from Davsnpeft. fasi
THE undersigned has furnished the shows heuGD n
good style, and 10 rsady 70 onmodste al vhe
may favor him with their patronage Af3@ atsa1 n
Persons dssirous OF psssing few weeks quietly =
the prairie. where there Is aways delghtfal bfoooo
VII nnd Wa colt o. repay them for vlstt. t,st3si
the vtiniiy. aHsN agF B@55 &gxr siar
share Of public patronage 10 respectfully solistsA
JACOB lyERo. &
Walco,t, July 18th, lesl-wsrw-u
IN DOz. Fresh Baltimore Oysss, At % - dos. ina
~ received by the Shenandoah, for sale 1t t,s
Eoy IS M Ea 85 8. HIRSCAL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06
EucLskiu Glove Nanuiactory.

TIE Subscribers having established themselves IN
1 the ab3ye Business Main, beswsen Lat and ID
It's Ltehd 10 keep hand and manufacture splen.
md assortment OF Gloves aud MIttsns for the retail
trade, beaver, otter, Nutria Russia Dog. Csssy
ssted Back skin Gauhtietts full length, Eaotio
Nrsted. Black, :un, Drsb and common Gloves and
Mttciis.
We have on hard India Rubber Cloves and Nittene,
axtra heavy silk, Kid, cloth, Lsle thread and
cotton Gloves. huckskin Suspenders, money bslss,
OI'd silk do. Cotton Socks, Umbrellas and Waking
sticks For Sale Cheap.
Also an assortment Of Fancy and team Whipe,
Hickory stalks and buckskin lashss u our own mann.
act Ire. ggssss
Umbrellas and parssols repaired at shsyt Rsttes.
Accordeons and Melode repaired and warranted.
This patronage Of the public is respectfully solicited.
n. B. Cash paid for Deer Skins.
KEITH LEWIS.
DayeronrS lima 1sss-tyv..i
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G X O G. r. r. / Fl 5
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

he .ubseribsr has opened Grocery and Provision
Store the corner Of Front and Perry sts., opin
site Msssrs. Burrows Il Prctt.man's mill; where VII
be fopLd choice assortment OF Groeeres PROVISIONS
in, DC. &C., all Of which y be sold low for cash
trade. Fg 8sf@ta @8 &tsiNRN sE# s&A@
Dealers in the above articles will do wei 70 call ans
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid 10 receiving Storage, for
"ardiig and selling Of merchandise and IFofuec
Davenport, July ~, 1s53. M. DALZELL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06
N0TICH!!

CHILD 4 BAKER having purchased the hasipsas
nd leased the stand Of w. H. HiIdrssA, beg leave -
announce that they intend 10 carry the Hardware
business in a its branches-snd will 30 In rocoipt -
The opening Of navigation off most extensive aSoor>.
nent of everyhn embraced In the Hardware line,
selher with a f.l stock Of Iron, Nails, Ae.
heir facilities being unsurpassed and their aIsahge.
nnenis complete, they expect +, extend 70 The eA
customers Of the Establishment and tbs pube ID Rane
srai Inducements for purch sing equal 70 sny lere
house North Of st. Louis West Of CheseoS aa1
respectfully SOLICIT share Of public patronage
Davenport, Feb 3sth, 1884. -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06

-,PRINGS, Axles, Nuts and Washers, wr VI
: Nails, Strap Hinges,
DAVENPORT & lie CLAIRE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06
Strange Developesnent.

SClEsTIFlC Men dafiy bringing 70 Hight, ReV
- iseitohs, and the march Of Progress y ard;
per oEsnALD. or becoming will BIZ essed T. learn
thai SeisBc, art tog research com bnsd hsve brought
before tn Publie ths eres.sst oxpxR rHs AsE, In
Til: Artiu, OF Emcrs0nss A meFicaM HAIR
xestO1lt We, srsa CrRE Tor BaLpSSso and ~
lreycit n us FALLIno. Ses Circnlafs 70 b hn4
4 Ageis. Pic. LEO in arce Boltiss. ..,,a
Sold by ali the Dr. F9is,s IN Davenport and T. islsud.
C.. E. FISHER Il co., Proprietor.
s. Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
s.rt -. 's54-t v. .4m .ssi5ss fsst Ftfss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06
WILSON & HARLEY, IL
WHOLESALE RETAIL 01OC11, r
Corner Of Second & Brady IT,, OAveapert, lsV1.

n Hhds. y. o. Sugar. very low,
lO Clarified & Crushed Sugar,
Glass, White l. ad q Oils, sssr,. sf f.r
10 bbls n. O. Molssses,
10 do Sugar house do, vs Faes -
do Syrup.
4 bbis AolsAeee, es Es0q ss teE
superior Young Hyson. Imp. 4 H1a. m
1lU sacks dried apples psaches, R1Ss
Extrac. of Lemon and lemen Syrup, ss.es
4 Essence Of Coffee Broms, cboeotsts ceeaGs
Hams, Shoulders & sides, ~ ~ 81 v9,g q
Sugar cured csnvassed Hama,
Goldfish. vi Fish iU ! bbls, sGzp
90 kegs y ills,
together with large assortment Of eueens, Wed asA
Willow ware. nd ul other go0ds conpeesed With ~
business. which will be sold cheap for cash.
The hols OF the stock has been carefully eeleoto6
in tbs Eastern and Southern markets, We caH o6oe
Fs sat to q any other houoo
H. the city. WILSON 4 lARL8y.
Nav IA I'll - "a " 5sts G
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06

! : a BBls. Louisville Cement, Just received ard 4
Do sale by J. NJ. DALzELL a BRO.
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1854. a 1854.
II. -. Mail RO1AtC.
CTR sssxsza s 49,
1854
CHICAGO I HocK ISLAND RAILROAD.

CHICAGO + H0CK INLAND kA1Lh0A0.
The onl Railroad connection Of the Mis.is ip-
fF piwilh the Atlantic.
Three taius daily through 70 Chicago Sundays cx.
,sp.ed.
Leaving Rock Island,
lsl-Through freight with 9d class cars At 30 A. NJ
arriving at Chicsg, 80 T. NJ
aa--Msu train $50 a. NJ.
Arriving at Chicago S PM
3J-Night xpress teyery eveDag) SO u.
81 Arririt at Chicas A. NJ
Trains arrive at Rock Island.
is,-yigh, Snr.ss from Chicago at $50 A. N.
Ji--Ma,i Train 5it aet $. 6 r. n
VI g5a. ~ sc N.
D-FAl freight trains have second eiass and Emil
grant cars atta,hed. The trains this Road nun 4,
aid from the Depot Ia Chicago and ia conn setion
vi trains Of the Michigan Southern Railroad, thus
i.vodng the usuai EXPENSE Of H eks and earsage Of
oaaeafss sef
Tickets through TO Chicago and al principal places
East b: the above robte be had Of S. Stevens,
Agent III til. Rock Islanti depot ~ the Chicago Rock
Island Railroad. John Il. HENRY, sapt. s ~
w. II. WHITMAN. Asl. SEpt.
Rock Is and, may ls,, ls54. @fss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06
GAS AND CAMPHENE.

FRESH supply ofa superior rtssle Of Gas and
y Camphspe, Just received by Eailrsac and 70, sale
. 3, hLNSCRL-
Oaveu port. March Tth. lESs-0 t@o
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06
SEARS. WoO0 Z Co, .
DsdsseAd Manufacturers, Lnmhsr xsreAAn4sb
and Dealers in Planned 1looftze,

MOLINE, ILLINOIS. Tss--S it1'
T-T HE only estabIishmentin In ihs West whsre ea
SHERWOOp'G CBLkBKATED TURNWV
LATHE is used for turning PRnxAr56 FeAAe sest -
srefs. Bsixte Bed Pssfs, Tstis Lses, snA stAes
work too various 10 enumera:e, win the SsAA
yMsaid;ufs II sH iafs sqssrss - $50 sseSee g
tests nag ssSsssf. Making the most persese ~
beautiful work that fancy can dedrss apd hv1o6 -
appeaf1Be Of eesffy sayVsd OsSh. - E
IuIe II. lE.S4-fTE-f y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-06

THIS ROAD BEING NOW COMLLETE, IT OPENS
s-a4 e,,s.A toMMtNICATloN
between Pittsburgh and philadelphia, ,
ar PirTsHrRoH and BAIrsoRe. by which FrsigAt
from tke West can reach Eastern JHarkst qsfeksr
end cheaper th.n by any Of the present rival routes
They connect with the Daily Packets q Pittsburgh
from st. Louis, louisville. Cincinnati, NhseiiLg, sd
III The diteraut loits on tie Western waters; also
with the Cleveland nd Pttshlrsh Railroad ard Chs
ard pnnsy yapa Raj road, al Pittsburgh. q "a. 4
Cars rus throagA between Pittstarak ard Phi.a-
aeipAia without Ihshipmeit OF ghtan sdvaitsge
that can be al aIprscia,ed by, all sh ppsfs
In OF Obstruction OF Gayis.tGoE, By lee or Lss
H0tsr. Freshts westward can be forwarded from
pit,sburgh to the Mississippi By Railroad. 81
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First Class.
bef Wfnter Sammtr
Rates. Rates !.
Dry Goods. Roots, IS, Hats, ard) per leo lbs.
Carpeting. Pars aud Paitres Feath.}
ers, saud cry, do.. -. y w eA. % cts'
Second Class.
3ooss ard Sta loney, Dty DDS inl f7asss
bales, n ups Glassware. Gfoceries, -se.s co c,,s
(eyeept coJesl Hasdware, Hollow ,-1f-
ware, Maehiney, Oil Cloth, Wool
Third Glass i'at9
saeein-. Bacon and Pork in bulky
Batter s,.itsi, Corper IN ingots, es e.. an,.
Flaxssed, II gs, Hair, Fiax, Leaih '''s '''s
or Eastward, zine.
Fourth Class.
3acon aud Pork packed, Candesl
Eastward, Cheese Eastward, Fish
saltssi. Iron, Soda Ash, Tobacco in
Leaf, Eastward, Tar, Rosin, Whis- 50 cts. % cts
key. Cotton, On summer) Coffee,
Lard and Lard Oil. tthrough) p rk
fresn, in car loads at owners risk.
GEO. c FRANCIsCUs,
Freight .agsnt, PittsbsygA.
E. SNEEDER,
FreigAt .sgeat. Phfisdsiphfa.
NAGRAW & KOoNs.
So 13 Freight .9gsnfs. Bs!tissss.
JOSEPH l. ELLIOTT,
Fr0gAt 4gsnt. Ne West ~. " Y.
=. HOUSTON. General Freis IL Agent, PAitG.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HE gih,criper has received from tho Eastern and
Southern Markets large aud we'll seleeted stosk
Foods Of all desc rpnons, in common use, consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots aud Shoes, Hats and Cape,
Glassware, Queensware, Bufalo Robes.
groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp, G
Garnet Chain. Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass.
a. It. T. T. Il Kanawha salt Hardware,
Xct's and Min Saws Iron, all KINDS. steer assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grndstones,
Woodenware, Live geese teathers'f'en q oaknm,
Sole and Upper Lcathor, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets. Paints and Oils, Dye Stuffs. &c..
ybi n will be sold at a small advance for Cab. As
ne ID keeping every thing In common use. persons
var ing several obtain them on Front Street
.ttt Brick store opposite thsdills Davenport Iowa
une Q, 1854. j. NJ. BOWLING.
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Truly Valuable Real Estate at Auction

- The subscriber, hnvig Low nland tied al llra III
Iii r"nrnrg 10 Ljachbutg 10 reside, has cooc,rI,,I
= .ell. pu'c a1cinn. Friday, ped Of Seplcnf.r
at / nclack. p. VI, untlie premises tru ae..,.
bic Emily itrsn'n IN L cit! ri Lyurhhurg situated
ut the conner # tr,t AID - IA ey, AID w'lhnuf,w
minutes wnlk al l business pat III the city. ll,,
Horse which i stnres hi Il contains thre, fai,.
IA the first o,y. wuh large ytslltlr trpm mlueI,
do renters into'nch raun the second story the sanc
rnrcnes in front and ark reh; ever, reotl co,
el.wth stetouoi the pHror and -Facnu gafl-l.
There ne fonl apartment, ~ thr bas'me /. tIa,a III
VII IA have fire llatrs.
tave ~ hesitation ie,oyrg that who this j. o,e
ottEe no,tcany ct1 hoa>cs ia the city, j. j. at ra
SANE tiule al tie bcst butt.
Al tie tim" md pner will be sod the two ST.
riel irlIned House aHl 30 adjoining.
The terms Of ,nle will he--oarleurth onsi; tie h..
anrr, :, End y,n,> credit, viii interc.t tom ray +
sale mud deed upon the properly to >reare thu deferred
payments.
Salr to be- ron !urtsl b. WAI. II. MOSBN NUT
mug 3ldSr. rut22% GEO. WHlTLOCk
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RICHMOND MARKETS Sept. Is, 1854

Tn FOL a"ias qan'atf"as ar sh,.r.ait or
small orders higher prt,r, wiltbe rh,lg"n:
bAcoy--Citl IRE and Snilhf,'d loo uud 9,el0
cent; western Sides 81 Shoul ior- 8; Hams
. AZ; Western Begged ~ u; q cen Try Hams
l3I Ct; Norh Cnr"Iinn o.
Cons MEM-9jcas Il 90 + bus
CoRN-S0 cents u bus
PLtsTgR.-Lunp Plaster, 8 30 81 Rockets by the
cnrgo Il clunud ground -
SIr-Sule~ nj = iron. haif, !! u . from s'or,.
WHfAr-Rec' ipt- increasing, with iinpruve
in quality Re- ! u cash 81 so on months t,m'.-
Int, - so cnsh : IS on4 months time. En- TIA
fine 81 so. ll.euor lot 81 3b TO 81 co
fLouR-$9a9i. Extra 81. Family $40.
prNS" w qp'tr Peruvian at s55 30 delivered from
>'oar-t,.ta' Nia1', -; Mr<icnn 25a - ~
7 BNCc'-' II a uJc,a> dining tie wee have been
dI.tf - >,p-no. l4itrs without curgr @r
quote lug. nj HIT, a.,rnne l. - jDnn7 =. -.
uu 'Hp5 10. = - I, 3 Al; goo md ,lr -jpplfe.
g"uc"#h - 10 I'll; v'rs >up'lir 81! Il, - -; "ooi
q a har :nar4Intturial. : II - ~; vrr' ile - p,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-18

FEMALE TELEGRAPHIC ERArORS.-A Lon
don letter in the National Inteliigencer ,uys:
We are CHAD 10 find that females now en-
,ployed the principal operatives in the elyouie
telegraph Offices The occasions of the opening
and propagation of Parliam ent always fold
days at the electric telegraph stations owing to
the general desire throughout the country to re-
ceive the royal speech with the utmost despatch
All the officials on the qni vive, picked hands
are appointed TO work the instruments eommun-
eating with the principal stations, and spirit of
friendly rivalry prevails amongst the manipula-
tors as to who shall transmit correctly the grea-
test number of words within given time. rp-
wards of one hundred and fifty clerks are gene
rally engaged in forwarding receiving and trans
stirling her Majesty address; and on Satur-
day. for the first time, the services of the female
clerks now employed at the Electric Telegraph
Nompany's station called into requisition.
They forwarded the speech with remarkable rap
idty, in or two instances equaling, if not sur
passing, the speed and correctness of their more
experienced male CONDUCTORS. 1t may not be
generally known that the Electric Telegraph
Company have established departments for
Young girls, under matron, with the view OF
atfording wider aud more intellectual scope for
female employment and the experiment promi-
SEES to be highly successful. The most rapid re-
suit of Saturdays sending was at rate ofthirty-
five words per minute. Tho transmission to the
Continent (via the Haguel was effected in TWEEN
ty,mnutes.
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Tobacco anI Wheat Market.
SEPTEMBER IL, 1854.
TOBACCO

SEPTEMBER IL, 1854.
TOBACCO.
Inspections the past week 2o9 hhds' aga,hS'
226 hhds corresponding week OF last year mei
ket more animated. and prices rather righer fo'
all di,criptions.not sufficient however, to change
quotations, say-I.ugs S3.50aS6; common Leaf
$500 medium do $3.50 to s.; good and lie DO d.,
IS to 5!O.5O ; good and fine manufacturing 9aai-
tiles continue scarce, and fine aud eAtfh sf'ae'
command higher prices.
WnEAr-Last foreign adyces ure 9i1f"1a.
Bile. and buyers only offer, to-day, @l29 to 80
for good and fine parcels. .,,,,,,,,
WM. T. SMITH,
Comm Merhcdnt
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THE SYMPATHY OF AMERICAN CHRISTIANS IN
BEHALF OF lTALY.-We are informed that large
edition of the Italian New Testiment, Of at least
10000 copies is to be published in Italy, under
the superintendence of DIR. g. Achilli, as soon
as funds for the purpose can be procured. Let
ters lately received from Italy show the great
need of such edition, and pledge the aid OF re-
sponsible persons to circulate the books. lie
workto be printed will be ii second edition Of The
new Italian translation of the New Testa Z.
made by Dr. Aehill from the original g
and published by the american Bible Uni -
Donations. even the smallest, will be thanl sllly
received for The ahie1 NJ ae Office of the An eri-
cal Bible Union. 8 Boone street and other
refg ioa. sogiet.e7 go .-..= city, we are requested
to mention, ere authorised - receive any &C at
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Stare RiO{ gf Chirapa

CHICAGO Sept. l2.--lhere Is much cxcitment
.-H' N consequence of an attempted arrest Of
a tugitN save by three citizens of st Louis. in
the street, ..hoott' " assistance of officers. An
immense crowd soon assembled, and rescued the
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the fugitive from their possession. The captors
Instantly attacked the crowd and re- took the tu-
gitiye, firing pistols aud wounding one Of the
mob. Tie three were then arrested, aud are
now being examined before Justice Pearce. An
exeited crowd is gntherel nrnnnd the Office.