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The Washington union., 1858-02-11
By G. w. BOTELER, Auctionecr.

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Sir John OtYcira's avoitc Ma'cra, pure juice Fort
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Moot and Chandons green seal Champagne
Marct A Co.'s brandy
Mumms cabinet Champagne, old hnct C,hlon brandy
Iaubenhcmer wine, q. Julien claret, Curaroa
Marascbino, English shrub, brandy cherries
fronch olives, Florence oil, Bordeaux pickles
French mustard Calhoun whiskcy H-
london cordial gin, Monongnhca wlekcy Xxx
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ignmcnt old extensive and
reliable house In New York represented being
por quality Those purchased sales speak
In unaaihcd terms Of decided superiority Terms sale
CfIAs. W. BOTEIkR,
Febp-d Ano'ioucer.
The Washington union., 1858-02-11
valuable and Most Interesting Book,

For sale at TfRor & Mmry's Bookstore, near 9h street.
DECORDS of the Revolutionary War; containing
IL, military, and financial corrospondenc" Of all the
i77b liaS
historical AMI financial information
period organization or all the regiments showing i
names rink enlistment
piya Of each also the general and brigade orders
OF
GENERALS WASHINGTON LEE GREENE, wEErUS AND OTHERS
LIST or AMERICAN OFFICERS mIRIsoNEp
The time capture rclcasc Sc An account oftho
SOCIETY OF TIE CINCINNATI
In New York Pcnnsy yana Maryland the
tho hnlfy communication and hand tho
a. Congress complete list of all the
OFFICERS WHO SERVED To THE IsSp or the WAR
acquired right hafpny irc and land;
relative the hspay u the old Congress FOR the
benefit of the
HEIRS OF OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTION;
Virginia half and land laws which led the
July s. 1897 by the the on
OF the military
land districts of Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee the locations of
rants surveys, Sc;
REVOLUTIONARY PENSION LAWS or THE UNITED STATES
A thereon
classes of Revolutionary officers rh extensive h
showing io they died, SC, &c.
Onnl volume rrico 81 50
any ol the unicd s,ntes except California
work Intended book and
scholar well furnishing thorough guide te claiming
the their
revolutionary The volume contains the of
the should
all The dccnian ~ the brave who fought under
that the Noble aripns their ancestors
their dendant
of their brave deeds and patient suucrngs
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HENRY a. CAMPBELL,
1NHE TURNER LEGAcY. u Messrs Taylor 8 Ma,

they have received from
by tho cs English
artists the and drawings by e late W NJ
Turner collection, the property II bo insiSh
ton, now cxhibunr at Marlborough tt',flr, London
Also simpson, horoa painting ef tho Restoration
the Arctic Shin Rcsouc people the lntct
Majesty queen England, ,"vrs, ccmhcr H.
senoi Tayar hau bS be ouecps publishers, Nrsrs
t,snspld Co, Dnhop
ON extic at s22 rcnsy ayenuc over Ncsgrs Wall
sterhrns Co's store. ours from 10, % 3, T. M
IS cents, Dr,
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MExICo-IArE FROM THE RIO dRANDE

The arrival OF the General Rusk at New Orleans brings
sdves from Brownsville Texas aud the northern States
of Mexico to the Slst ut two weeks later than hereto
fore received
The Monterey Bulletin has information that twelve
States and Territories have declared in favor OF the
copsttutionaliss in Mexico There are now left slx
States Territory, and federal district for Comon
ort and his party The lberalists have States and
larger territory to fall back upon but they have not
the wealth the number Of that the opposite party
has and the conflict will doubtless he hard one unless
tbey are allowed to scede pcaceaby Preparations
being made, and men constantly being drilled INTO
service
IL is s,id that sr Thomas Moreno, of Tgnpico. has
declared hmsef governor Of the State of Iauaulpas
Gov Cara and Gov. pisur, ct Nuey9 Leon and Goa
hula have mutually settled all their differences The
Btatss OF 'Iamaupas and Nuevo Leon and Coahuila will
now act in unison with all other States in raising forces
for the coming conflict
The Brownsville Flag gives glowing account of the
,ettng up of the neigbborng Mexican States, aud the
increase of business therein Not less than 500 900
worth of machinery has been transported 10 Monterey
and places in the mountains where mining is going on
from that place alone within the last three four
months The recent mule-conductor brought down the
handsome of $3.50 900 in spcciea part of which
was shipped by the General Rusk.
The same paper records further depredaons of Indians
all along the river abovc which, bolder than any before
recorded had given considerable alarm to the inhabitants
The Expectations were mostly committed between Mier
and Guerrero little town about thirty miles from Roma
Tho s,vages were supposed to be Cunanches and came
down on the Mexican side most of the way killing such
as fell into their hands, and carrying off all property that
WAS of any value to them They aerwads passed over
the river in the neighborhood Of Mier pushed their
way through the thickly settlements to the
great fright of the people. Above Laredo their depreda
tons were 40 numerous and much matter of course
that the inhabitants took particular account of them
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lftrkets.

NEW YoRk Feb. l0.--Cotton has advanced
oent-sales 3 600 bales midding uplands IL cents
Flour heavy-sales 5000 bbls State, 81 Is 81 % ;
Ohio Sc lower, "a 10 81 s5 southern, 81 so a 81
s5. Wheat very dull-quotations nominal. Corn buoy
ant-sacs 35, 900 bushels; white, 65 67A cents Beef
advanced % ccnts-quoted $40 so $l2 IS. Lard
heavy--9l % cents Sugar steady. Coffee frm-9f a
III cents. Spirits Of turpcntine irm4f cents Rosin
hcayy-SI 81 81 40. Rice steady.
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DRIGuTLEY's DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF

DRIGHTLEY'S DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF
United States 1859 Is5TTbc given the
words of the sane Book The matter arranged both alphabetically
t,ly giving also the decisions all
which the construction ol the
the subject Of adjudication well those
executive departments.
Of professional men and
others. fudge NcLoon.
Cannot fail great utility to the
[Jsiys Curtis.
great utility and classes
gal profession, ''-Goc, WiHsfotr
Almost indispensable the lawyer, and highly
stsi s.ma and Of business. 'C hanosllor Ttaer.
Indispensable all whose business make
lawa.''-Jraes Ogden Hsdman.
the labor otherwise required in tho
Of United States laws pJudge Barbour
win greatly profession
what the law
mcnta the federal legislature 'Jndqe Sdnford
Tho bench and bar immense Of labor
l-w5ge Aarr,n.
The arrangement Mr. igbey Is only far preferable for
all whom ought 10 have such work bat
convenient for the profession
fyudg blair Soiiciscr Court II Ciaims
Complete volume Of os3 large closely printed pages
full aw binding Price six dollars hy mail postage prepaid
seven dollars. FRAStK TAYLOR.
Feb III
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Ererf DTdlcdtiOp ,

HARTFORD, Conn Feb. 9.--The loss to the Hartford
County Savings Institution is hundred and seventy
two thousand dollars. The company have offered re-
ward of FIVE thousand dollars for the delivery of the de
i.ulting treasurer John w. Seymour, in Hartford.
Reliable information has been received that John w.
Seymour was in Columbus Georgia, last Wednesday,
travelling south The institution which he robbed no
heavily will be wound up. 1t has remaining only two
hundred and ninety five thousand dollars of assets
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Sal, of h, Psm5ertou MN al Laurence

Bosros Mass, J Feb 9.-Mr. N A. Thompson sold
Yesterday ut auction the Pembcrton mill at Lawrence
six mill powers, the land and buildings, with wheels,
shang, gearing &C. together with ten boarding houses
and four tenements for to Mr. David Neyns
for three hundred and twenty five thousand dollars.
The Washington union., 1858-02-11

DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN Investment
III for sale, rsn,e oes basement, and attic
street No Windrrs building
term apply 60 GFo W. BRAY,
Property 2s2 Ninth street, bet and streets north
Teb Ii--epd1m
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Viryinia Banks. Fire.

RICHMOND, Feb. 10A bill is reported in the house
requiring the banks to resume specie payments on the
LIST April
portion of the old cotton factory at Manchester
burned this afternoon Loss $40 000 fully insured here
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hundred secured In dress circle and arquc have bcon
citizens of Washington.
will Washington 5a and after the
Washington st IL O'clock
tickets including scat the parqutc
circle Omnibus fare from the depot Baltimore IS So
For sale Mezerott's music store.
also be had for Pulan and the opera matinee.
LIT
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C5monfort in The United STATES

New ORLEANS, Feb. l0.--The steamer Tennessee ha
arrived Vera Cruz is coming up the river The Mexi
can Generals Comonfort Garcia, and Condc passcn
gers.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON

TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
Wolfe's Schicdam Aromatic SchnaPps.
The proprietor particularly recommends the nbve scnap per
travelling about settle in the South West
properties correcting the dsaccsbc and
effects polued by change Of water visitation 10 which
travellers South West particularly liable Strangers
be careful In purchasing the cnarp the whole flooded
limitations The proprietor
bottle cork eol label For s-c by all the druggists
grocers.
UroIIIiO WOLFE
Dec 13--d3mif Depot IL Beaver street, New York
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A REMARKABLE BOOK.-Thc critics do not
N hesitate strong expressions with regard 10 Iartons
Lie and Times o Aaron Burr.
the fo.owing
almost uncqualet interest" Boston Tosi.
fascinating. New York Observer.
exciting than romance New York Evangelist.
at Il compliment that rs mc interesting
novel" Tiiarper's Weekly.
intense Interest," Homo Journal.
HIIns not n dun In it, boston Traveller.
peculiar aud interest," Boston Transcript
iutrnse Interest," Horne Journal.
Most dcctly Interest fascinating N. Y tommsstonare
absorbing interest GCungrers,icusi-,
u n Philadelphia Press.
LIKELY to- with Uncle Tom 1" IN Evening f,st
might The people lc enthusiastic than
however swept on SIX weeks
md n,r'i Is ready.
sale =, TAYLOR MAIRIS
Feb list BOOKSTORE near 9sh street
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Snle ofNe Elshion.

MOBILE Feb. 10 Walkers steamer Fashion sold
Monday, by order of the government and bought
in by Mr. Humphreys, the agent, for $500 unopposed
The Washington union., 1858-02-11

tREE NEGRoEs IN TExAs Tho Legislature Of Texas has
od law enabling free negroes to choose masters and
Ncomc slaves
The Washington union., 1858-02-11

YNHE HYDRAULIC "ROSENDALE CEMENT, =
Cslciped Paser,p Farmers Plaster and MARBLE Dust
The Hudson River Cement Company their works
City j. (opi.c the city New York ea1a not
superior; made by other parties. Having repaired their
manufacturing for The they sve
supply The ARTICLES, fresh the mill
dson Rrcr Cement Company Jersey CITY, j.
Feb 11-wm
TIME CITY OF THE GREAT KING or, Jcrisa-
lem Is and Is be- by J. T. F,rclny ~ H.,
missionary Jcrasalcm % So Just published and for sale by
TAYLOR 4 aaURY,
Feb b9-4 Booksellers Ninth street
NEW LAMP AND OIL STORE, opposite Browns
IN Hotel The undersigned prepared furnish the pub
sperm lard oils camrcnc spirit gas and glass and
metal lamps Of every description and price.
A. HATCH,
Feb 9--dimn 335 Pennsylvania avenue, south side
Barbee's "COquette.o
FINllS Celebrated piece of Satuary, the production
f WILLIAM Il. BAREE, Virginia has arrived this
exhibition at 40 cu between Third and
anita half streeisfront stairs
Tho Coqn has received the highest concentrations
from critics and both in Europe and America and
justly ranked the brilliant achievements modern
artists.
Doors open from Q, q. m. till 10 II
Ambulance % cents; season tickets ST.
Feb u
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BY TELEG X APu.
Three Dey, Later from Esyfs srrirai Of de Indian
porfLan1

Throe Dey, Later from Erfs srrirat Of ae iad'aa al
Portland
PORTLAND Me- Feb lo-The steamship Indian,
from Liverpool 9th January has arrived at this port
Details of the Indian unimportant
The insurgents were threatening Alumbagh
The wedding Of the Princess Royal on the 25th, was
conducted with imposing ceremonies.
q The American ship Adriatio had been captured by
French nip of-waf, and taken back 10 Marseilles
Serious disturbance occurred at Belfast Ireland
the evening of the 25th Rocks were thrown riot act
was read and the mob finally disIefs~d Numerous
arrests made
Operations had been resumed ON the Icvathan. The
ship nine feet the 2Ith and the distance
the c5th.
THE Makes. Sales of cotton, at Liverpool, during
the three days preceding the steamers sailing 30
900 bales--all at slight advance 1000 heies
sold speculation and 2ooG for export and closed
buoyant at Id advance Manchester advfces were ia
yoIable and holders demanded higher prices
Richardson Spence, Coz Circular quotes -four very
dull and lower western canal 22 23s Philadslphia
and Baltimore 25 a 27s- Wheat dull quotations bare
ly maintained red 6s 6s. I'd white, rs. Ia I'd ;
and 10 Cd for choice. Corn active, at advance of
Cd a is mixed yellow, 33s, Cd 34s. white Sc a
37s.
Breaistufis had a declining tendency Corn firm and
slightly dearer Provisions steafy. Consols 9JA 953
for money and account Beef quiet and steady. Pork
dull Bacon quiet Lard steady Coffee dull H;cc dull
but Carolina firm at l9s Cd 20s Sd Spirits from 36s
Cd to 37s Cd.
IsySvos--Whcat dull and Is. lower. Sugar dull at
Cd Is. declir'e Coffee quiet and firm Tea heavy.
Rice dull
The Washington union., 1858-02-11

THE TEMPEST, fine steam tug has been purchased by
Messrs Hyde & Davidson, of Georgetown, for Sc 900
and added to their river line.
The Washington union., 1858-02-11

rHEAPEST BOOKS ever brought to the Wash
~ ng,on markctvevct prayer boos with clasps and
ments, price 81 So
Morocco books, gilt edged at 40 cents
Bibles books,
highly
imported from Euopc dcsencd the church 10 America
For sale TAYLOR \ MAURY,
Booksellers StitoncrS, 9th
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From Europe. -Lates, Dc,Ydted.

From Eur9pc.Laest DcYdet.
NEw YoRK Feb. l0.-1he Queen (mother) of Dude
died at Paris on the 2itb ultmo Nothing further Of
importance
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prevailed yesterday, greatly to the dis
comfort of all WHO forced to so out OF doors, and
to the injury of many shopkeepers whose wares were
damaged by the Saar like gusts which carried the dust
into every corner.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

WOlfe's Schicdam Aromatic Schnapps
prescribed with by The medical faculty gravel
eout, rheumat rolsy dyspepsia sluggish
the blood inadequate assimilation exhausted energy
and beverage, il has superior in the world
Put aud pint bottles and for sale by all the druggists
and groccrs Washington.
UDOIIIIO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
is, 20 and % Beaver street, New
Dec l3--t3mif
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Having published Mr.. vallandigham's card, we ac-
cede to the request of Mr.. Gilmer to admit his reply
which appeared in the Globe of yesterday
The Washington union., 1858-02-11

NATIONAL ISsrrrurE.-Wc pleased to see that bill
has been intr into the House Of Representatives by
the Hon George Taylor "or the relief of the National
Institute for the Promotion of Science
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23


Dear Pro TEN. Endowed as know you
to be with that common in6rmity, curiosity,
sit down after q comfortable breakfast at the
Jfichigaa ErehoHge, TO tell you how 1 atn get
ing along aud to indulge the aforesaid weak
ness. After my arrival on our own unequalled
4" Lake Shore Road ut Cleveland was taken
under convoy by my old friend CHANDLER, who
never let's an opportunity slip TO serve friend
The first step was to put us on the very best
possible terms, with Capt r. G. EyASs, of the
steamer Ocean, aud bis gentlemanly and atten-
tive clerk, Mr. CARTER, who conducted us to
the steward, who assigned US very pleasant
quarter for the night. At 10, we started for
this plute. The SURPRISING beauty Of the Eve
ning aud the intercourse upon the forward
deck, with the officer, one or two passenger ac-
quaiutances imbued US with comfortable home
feeling. IL you ever travel on this route re-
member the Ocean, and her commander. Capt.
K. has been upon the surface of the Deep either
salt or fresh, for the good part of life times
until, as he assured me, he cannot content him
self on shore. He made the attempt a couple
Of years since I'd retire from bis occupation,
but single year was sufficient to satisfy him Of
its pleasures. Such is the force Of habit
Though thorough bred sailor, he is a most
pleasant aid gentlemanly companion. His a
duptation to the place he occupies, bis prac:i-
cal good sense, and ready observation, the tai
ent confidence in his experience, and the feeling
inspired by his acquaintance, that you are un-
der the protection of Que, whose Qualities ft
him for any sudden accident or unforeseen emer-
gency, is n relief to the travellers mind, and
gathers around his pillow, an unconcern, most
auspicious for refreshing rest. The officers not
only, but The boat in her sea worthy qualities,
in all her appointments, aud order. her ample
provisions against calamity, her spaciousDess,
steadness, &c, cannot we think but commend
them to the favorable regard of the traveller
The Ocean is one of line of two steamefs-
the May Queen being the other-connected
with the Michigan Central Road We reach
ed here about half past 6 this A. NJ. And my
journey will be continued by the Detroit d'
yMiitcaukee route at 9 o'clock. This is q new
route Just opened to Grand Haven on the Eas
tern Shore of Lake Michigan, connected by
steamers With Milwaukee. In the ordinary
course l shall be upon the Lake tonight The
weather has somewhat changed, and the pro
mise which lured me into SO much buoyancy
is less bright and cheering. Earth, my deal
pro- you know in your own experience is an al.
formation of sunshine with shade So it is or
dered, and it does not become us to question
the wisdom Of the management Of our affairs
Yours r.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23

DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies. In
directing the attention b readers to Dr. Ros adver.
tsemen we have no hesitation in saying that ali he Claims
for his medicines is confirmed by certificates from all parts
the West The language Of these certificate Is 20 earnest
GRATEFUL and the refer to such variety o. diseases
1t would he folly to question the restorative properties OF the
preparations II appears that while botannp among his ma
tive mountains in Sweden during visit that country some
years ago he collected large quantity of rare medicinal
herbs unknown In this country and by combining the ouds
aud od extracts Of those possessing powerful detergent pro-
pa he succeeded in producing his celebrated Blood Pur-
fer and Blood Ps which said TO exercise mor bene.
ea Effect the fluids Of the human body than any other
euratves In existence Dr. Robacks theory e. that ali die
originate in the blood and Il seem that the rapd
recovery OF his patients under Of these dsinecan
affords strong presumpe evidence that bis pathology h cor
rect Certain It Is that the celebrity Of his medicines
es daily and that he has authentic proofs % their success
his possession See Advertisement
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23

SroP THAT Boy IA cigar in his mouth,
swagger in his walk, impudence in face
a acare-for-nothingness in his manner Judging
from his he is older than his demeanoI father,
wiser than his teacher, more honored than
the Mayor of the town. Stop him he is
too fast He don't know his speed stop
him, ere tobacco skaters his nerves, ere
whiskey makes beast of him, ere his pride
ruins his character ere the 'lounger mas
tors the man." ere good ambition and man
ly strength give way to low pursuits and
BRITISH aims, Stop all such boys They
are legibn the shame Of their families,
the disgrace of their towns, the sad and
solemn reproach of themselves.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23

b@- A letter was dropped into the post.
Office in Greenfield, Mass, last week, di-
rected to Eggarborcitty NuSchersy."
After some study, it was sent to Egg Har-
Dor City, N. j. -
E0- The President has removed all but
two Of the Postmasters Of Illinois original,
appointed by him, FOR the crime Of sympa-
thizing with Judge Douglas. al
pa- America has rheck.mated Europe,
in the duel between Mr. Morphy of the
United States and Mr.. Harrwitz of Berlin.
The latter has been Vanduished.
RAJ A terrific explosion of powder
magazine occurred at Havana on the night
of the 2eth nit by which rwenty-eight per.
sons were killed and one hundred and five
wounded Many others were supposed tc
be under the ruins. Ninety new sugar
houses were destroyed, the gas-works rem
dered useless, and the whole city affected
by the violence of the shock.
R6- Judge Douglas has just made an
unconditional transfer TO the trustees of
the Chicago University of all the property
upon which the University is located, waiv.
ing all contingencies of the original contract
aud giving clear title.
R5- Recent accounts from the Southern
route to be followed by the overland mai
to California are not very encouraging
The project Of obtaining water by mean;
of artesian wells has proved failure
The appropriation has been used up. and
Capt. Pope.has abandoned his machinery
and returned to his regular duty in the
army;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23
GARD TO THE LADIES !

The Hachish," or Percie Pills, for Females
nialliabe in removing obsc9ns and irregularities
the enses they give strength TO the hervts and goubfu
elasticity and vigor the system npart strength Clear
ness and bancy to the eye increasing its power scna
ton to remarkable degree Designed solely remedy for
Irregularities &e and TO give tone and beauty eye
which they have no squa3et they should not be used dur
ing pregnancy for reasons Of which see directions that
company each box ard pasRags, For aV Complaints
arising from deranged monstruaton they unequaed and
inalliabc The suppression Is speedily relieved
Pits there will be 6f tesS complaints. Their
effect upon the EYE not transient In the least INJURIOUS
out beneficial and lasting The high favor in which they are
held by the many hundred ladies who have used them
ceu guarantee that they contain properties produce
fects upon d seases incident the female constitution which
have before been obtained Full directions each
and package The signature Of EMILE MOUTON Proprietor
must be all genuine which imported only g NASOU
LAURIE Sold by all Druggists ip the United Suites and
Canadas Prieb SIPS per Bo& Haf boxes as cents Nail
acsqes ayins the appearance Of an ordinary leerppre
one dollar sold only BY general agents YB. ALDEN 4
CO. Cleveland Ohio to whom orders should he Addressed
Sold BY GEO. WILLARD. and
ARhtbaula, o. 439 BENHAM & JOHNSON,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23

A IRE broke out id the Ohio State House
as Columbus, on the 9th instant, in a base
meut room directly under the Office of the
Secretary Of State. The flames were sub
dued, but not until the following loss was
sustained The stationary in the room,
valued at about $4OO, was totally destroy
cd, Almost $500 worth of heavy glass,
just placed in the room the day before, was
total loss. Considerable painting ap,
parGtus and raw materials, valued at from
two to three hundred dollars, were destroy.
el. Five or six hundred voldties of public
documents, embracing the only complete
set extant of documents from the FIRST or.
ganization Of the Territorial Government
to the present time, were totally ruined
These documents we're of great value al
records and it will be impossible to replace
them.