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Ilunttarn ano commercial 9tOielu.
BALTIMORE. Anril 10 ISIS

BALTIMORE April 10, 1858.
The tone of the Stock market improved to-day although
the sales were not extensive Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road shares buyer 60 days, advanced sales at
+o2i regular way advanced n bonds sold Northern
central advanced . regular way buyer 60 days n bonds
OF this Company X Some small sales of Bank stock at
about former rates
baltimore 6s, 1890, new, closed at 92A bid 93I asked
baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875 50 asked do
1000 - asked Northwestern Virginia mortgage, SO
bid 81 asked; do ID do, COY bid 81 asked do Sd do
Do pu' +oaSked Northern Central, 1855, 5S4 bid 5S4
asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares closed at &C
DID, 4oA asked against AN bid, 444 asked Yesterday
Northern Central Railroad shares II bid II asked AGAINST
164 bid, 16S asked yesterday
AT the New York First and Second Boards TODAY stocks
continued to improve Missouri 6s advanced g. Illinois
Central X Canton p; Cumberland Coal i: Erie remained
steady, closing at 2S New York Central rose Il; Read
ing advanced at First Board but fell off at the Second
to yesterdays rate, within fraction Panama advanced
k Cleveland and Toledo steady, as was Michigan
| Southern
Money in New York continues to accumulate and we
look for further advance in stocks Exchange on Eng
land is dull in New York The rate for best Bankers,
bills is 10SA 109 good commercial bills r. Paris
5f1S4 G5f164 Money call in cases is obtained
W per cent per Cotton going freely to
Liverpool, and imports comparatively small We
therefore think that for time specie shipments
hence any large scale are quite improbable.
SUPERINTENDENT g.
Receipts Including $4,000 from CusomsJ .... S540I4 80
PH 9S642 y
CLEARING HoUsE-APRIL 9.
Hearings Sl5OI 1913
Balances 7444l161
The day has been quiet in money matters, owing
chiefly to the unpleasant weather
of further from Europe About the only Of
the money market worthy of is that the offerings
some of largest banks have been more limited
scale to-day than at any period since October Indeed
say that they have experienced dull discoun
day in five years. The relative loss in interest
daily by of the banks must be quite important The
rate of interest in the open market is regular negota
tons less by fully half per than that current
| fortnight ago.
The brokers purchasing southern funds rather freely
in view of the proposed early resumption by those banks
Exchange at Chicago has receded to d1S per cent
at Cincinnati 4 q q, and dull
Messrs Thompson Bros bankers, furnish the present
rates of domestic exchange from the chief cities the
| Union New York
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nmNOTICE-We desire 10 inform the pub


apNOTICE.-We desire 10 inform the pub
A3 lie and parties interested that the sth inst,
permitted by advice of counsel acceptances
for s525 five hundred and TWENTY-FIVE oliars each Civ
to James Montgomery, of New York, go protest
said drafts having been obtained by false representations
and the consideration therefor having entirely failed with
no hope of indemnity in of payment by believ
ing said accepances to be the property of the original
holder. We are prepared all just demands upon
us, upon presentation at our counting room.
Propretors of the Telegraph Mills.
BALTIMORE, April 10, 1853. apl23t+
aD NOTICE.-Co nsignees per Ship" ANN
A3 F. HOOPER, - from Liverpool, will please take
tce that the Ship has been placed the Five Day
Book. All goods permitted within time will he
sent to Public Store under general order.
J. HOOPER & CO.,
Commercial Building,
apl24t Gay street.
1p OTICE.-THE WHOLESALE
tN3 AND RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS and ordinary
keepers are requested to meet at NJ. GIEDELMANS, 5
South street, on MONDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, to
take into consideration the eXpedency of taking action
with regard to this extraordinary License Law
aplO2t&
1~ NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEET
M ING OF THE LIBRARY COMPANY OF THE
BALTIMORE BAR will be held in THE SUPERIOR
COURT ROOM on MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT,
April 18TH at O'Clock, P NJ. The members earnestly
apiO2t VIM E. GLEEsoN, Secretary
THE LADY MANAGERS OF THE
Il FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. vINCENT'S IN
FAINT ORPHAN ASYLUM, earnestly invoke the aid and
encouragement Of generous public to this UNIV ERSAL
CHARITY in which they engaged
The object of this Institution wres death
life of inamy the offspring Of crime misfortune guard
ing them in infancy and early childhood and afterwards
providing for them the of honorable iveli
hood.
The Fair will continue till WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 14th
inst when it will positively close great display of
full and ornamental articles for sale wanting
buy will find that they invest their money econom
cay to themselves and advantageOusly to the object il
view. apl0-4tS
aDLOUDON PARK CEMETERY COMPANY
| ~ BALTIMORE APRIL Sth, 1S5s.-The Stockholders
of this Company hereby notified that ELECTION
FOR SIX MANAGERS to the ensuing year, vii
he held at the Office of the Company, TUESDAY, thu
Goth inst, between the hours of 10 and u O'Clock
STEPHEN PRYOR,
ap 10 - Is II 10 Secretary
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I. NJ. SINGER &. Co.'S,

I. NJ. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
OFFERED FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
105 BALTIMORE STREET.
BS- To Clergymen of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches, offer Family Ma
chine at half price.
W f. FREDERICK,
fe24f Agent.
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C1An II F. WA ID Whereas it is
ID lOO believed that BENJAMIN JONES
Sassnated the Goth of March last past therefore be
it
Resolved, by JERUSALEM ENGAGEMENT, No l. O. o. F,
of which body said deceased member, That reward
of One Hundred Dollars in addition to any reward offered
by the civil authorities any other body will be paid for
the arrest and conviction, before any of justice of
the assassin assassins.
By order, GEO A. ROELKEY, C. P
apl2-lw 5. L. ROSE, Rec. Sec.
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BOARD OF TRADE

Committee Of arbitration for the month of Apr,r.
VIM H. KEIGHLER,
j. D. KEMMELBERG, j. G, HARVEY
$. r. DUNN0CK, ALIEN p WOODS
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S15,073,153.15
4,4l1.61

Boston Mass Par. Louisville, Ky....A prem
Baltimore, Nd. ....... Par Richmond, Va..l& prem
Philadelphia Penn. -. Par Wilmington n. c.. prem
Cincinnati Ohio :. prem. Nashville Tenn. ~ prem
Chicago, Illinois prem. Detroit, Mich. prem
Charleston, 5. CO. prem. Milwaukee, Wis. liz prem
Savannah, Ga....E prem. Mobile Aa....... 4 dis
St Louis Mo. ......H prem. New Orleans La....4 dis
The following the amount -four and grain in store
at Chicago the Sd instant
Flour, bbs.......... S. 6g2 Corn BUSH 1862
Wheat, Spring. .bu1 500 $50 Oats 1888
do. Red........ 1921 Rye ................ 1858
do. White....... 346 Barley. ............ So ,9G5
No change in commercial matters here but moderate
ste ntryb u IN ha
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MACkEREL, HERRING, CHEESE,
100 Bbls Nos. l, land IACKEREL.
1000 Elf. Bbs. :"
500 Or. Bills and Kits,
LOCO Bbls. Best No. PICKLED HERRING.
800 Boxes Best EASTERN CHEESE.
80 Boxes PINE APPLE
80 Drums GOLDFISH.
SO Drums HAKEFISH.
In store and to arrive for sale by
W. d. SHURTZ & CO,
an12tf M IL Commerce street
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ASSAULT AT THE PENITENTIARY-O Friday after
noon last, of the prisoners in the Penitentiary
named Robert Holbert, committed violent assault
with maet upon Mr. Horace Kimball, the super
intendent of the broom and bucket shop. The re-
suit might have been fatal, but another prisoner
named William Gaut. interfered and rescued Mr..
kimball from his assailant. Mr. Kimball had re-
ported Hobert for delinquency, which is thought to
have been the cause of the assault.
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Nero York.
BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER & SOy, Stock and Bill Brokers,
u. 10 -.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

April TO- 1853.
COFFEE-We have no change to note in the market
To-day there has been but little done sale of 100 bags
common Rio at l0Gl06 cts. is all have reported We
refer to the annexed report of Messr White Elder
brokers' for a summary of the business of the week:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT
Stock of Rio Coffee April 8 1855 ....1 10 3DO has,
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For BosToy-The steamer Joseph Whitney,
Capt. s. Iowes, sailed at three o'clock, Saturday
afternoon, from her wharf, foot of Long Dock, with
a full cargo, consisting of produce from the West,
hides and leather from this city, breadStuffs &C.,
and the following cabin passengers: Mr. Elnath Hunt
and wife, Portland, Maine; Mrs. Ann Mcneil, Mon
tevideo, B. A.; Miss Austen, Boston, Mass; Mr.. W.
B. Mclaughlin, wife, child and nurse, Baltimore;
Mr.. W. P. Clarke Louisville, Ky. The season is
now approaching when the pleasant trips by sea
OF by the travelling community.
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REWARD OFFERED.-It will be seen by the adver-
tisement in to-day's paper, that Jerusalem Encamp-
ment No. l, |. o. o. F.. have offered reward of
one hundred dollars for the and conviction of
the murderers of Benjamin Jones, who a mem
Der of that Encampment, and whose body, it will be
recollected, was found in the basin a few days ago
The testimony adduced at the coroner's inquest it
is thought, indicates that the unfortunate came
to his death by foul means
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BuRGLARIoUs. The residence of Dr. Thomas
Owings, No lO3 Fayette street, near Little Sharp,
also that of DR.. John H. McCuloh, adjoining, were
entered on Friday morning, and in each instance,
large quantities of clothing were bundled up pre-
paratory to being removed. The robbers, it is
thought, were frightened off by the barking of a
dog, before accomplishing their purpose.
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ASSAULT WITH f'BrLLY."-Jas. Haslem was ar
rested on Saturday by officers Freeharty and Har-
rigan, on the charge of assaultng with Chilly"
Mrs. Biddy MeNally. Justice Mearis released him
for hearing.
DISCHARGED AND SUsPENDED-Marsnai Herring
discharged one and suspended six of the police
during the past week for neglect of duty.
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FINED.-Lewis Fried was on Saturday arrested
by officer Rutherford, and fined $50 by Justice Nc
Allister for permitting nuisance. Fine subsequent
" RENTED by the Mayor
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GIBBS FIRST PREMIUM

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THE MINOR LAW TO BE ENPoRCED.-Marshal Her
ring has issued orders to the entire police depart
ment, to arrest all minors caught running with the
fire apparatus after tomorrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12

q RARE or TRANsnlssroS OVER THE oAnnr.-
The Ocean Telegraph will be able to transmit
Il about ten words minute from shore to shore,
SO that message of twenty words from New.
York will reach England in about three minutes
allowing one minute for rewriting. But say
fiyeminutes for every twenty words, and the
Ocean Telegraph will be able to transmit 2s8
messages each day, or over 5,T6o words This
will probably accommodate the demand upon it
for years. We see it stated that seven messages
have already been offered at the New York Of.
lice ats1oo each, for transmission to Europe as
soon as the line opens
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12

TnE HEA4Rp TkRM Uros Us.-we take it
thatthis is now the cheated term" Our des-
patches sPeak of the weather Southwest ofthis
MS ranging from ninety to one hundred and four
degrees which last figure, as every one who
ever stood near furnace fire in a commonly
hot day, can imagine to be Oppressively and
smOtheringly warm. As matter of course,
under such parehing process, coup do sOleiz is
OF very frequent occurrence. We see by a
telegram that there were eleven cases in st Louis
in one day.
Persons of indoor habits should be careful
hOw.they expose themselves in the hot hours of
the day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12

WITHOUT TuG Bl-AIackay. the poet, who
was here last winter, left an exceedingly nnfa-
vOrable impressionSbehiud him in some of our
Southern States, and the press in that direction
"initno opportunity7to touch him up" when
they eau do it with cleverncss One of them
recently went SO far as to pronounce him ,'an
'inmistakeable specimen of the brogue without
the b." This joke xould have more point If
Mr. Mackay were not a confirmed ScOtchman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12

MARRIAGEpS SHoRr uAISrAScs-Thcre is
not city there is not township, that does not
number among its inhabitants women who have
married on very short acquaintance, only to be
abused, deserted. and left burden and life
long sorrow TO their families in which they
were born and reared, and which they most i'm
properly and imprudently deserted, to share the
fortunes of relative strangers, If ladies could
realize how grossly indicate as well as culpa-
bly, reckless such marriages appear in the eyes of
the observing, they surely would. forbear. One
oil, our exchanges, speaking on the subject, says:
years thorough acquaintance, with the
most circumstantial accounts from disinterested
and reliable witnesses of the antecedents from
childhood, are the very least guarantees which
any woman who realizes what marriage is, will
require Of a stranger. Even then, if her pa.
rents are not fully satisfied, as well as herself
taking in which no delay can be SO hazardous as
undue Precipitntion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12

That LErrER OF tbs PREslDENT's TO ESQ.
LIsu- Gen. Cass' Age aud WeaEth. The follow.
ing extract is taken from the Washington cor
respondent Ofthe Phila. Press of yesterday:
The letter purporting to have been written by
Mr.. Buchanan to English of Indiana, is no doubt
gross forgery. You were right in suggesting
that it was mere electioneering card 1t con-
tains phrases very like the Presidents style.
but it is impossible that he could have made an
open offer of patronage to induce any mans
nomination TO Congress. There will doubtless
be public denial That the perpetratorof the
forgery may be brought to Justice, is my earn
est wish.
Gen. Cass, who must be nearly eighty, is
feeble, but is hard at work This extraordinary
mans career is alike study aud an example.
He has lived a blameless life, and has grown to
distinction almost entirely by his own efforts.
He is now one of the richest men in the Union
He invested heavily in the town of Detroit.
Michigan, of which. he was a pioneer, and the
growth of the West especially since the rail,
road system las extended its powerful influ-
ence, has vastly appreciated his property. He
Is said to be worth four or five millions. And
yet, with all his wealth, he lives frugal and
abstemious life. The management of his vast
estate is confded to his enterprising son.in-law.
Mr.. Ledyard, who resides in Detroit.
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JOHN DEAN AND THE NEWSPAPERS
Dean, whomarried Miss Boxer, has called upon
the editor of the Brooklyn (N. " Tines, to
deprecate the unhandsome illusions to him
made in paragraph copied from Boston pa
per into that journal. Mr.. Dean enjoys a stu
alton in the New York custom house, and re-
sides with his wife in pretty locality in Will
liamsburg, and is annoyed by these statements,
because they rob him of that seclusion which
he and his wife are most anxious to make their
own. The paper inqnestion says:
Mr.. John Dean is not at all the offensive
looking fellow he has been pictured. On the
contrary, he is coniely, smart looking, sober,
well dressed Young man, fit TO pass muster any.
where His hair is black-not red, as the SEN
sationist who penned the paragraph alluded to
states-nnd, weresit not for his accent, ne would
pass for an American. Mr.. Dean thinks there
would not have been so much said about him
| were it not that he is Irish; but he could not
help that if he would, and would not if he could
Mr.. Dean came to Williamsburg in hopes of re-
alizng that privacy for himself and his lady
which, after the unpleasant bruiting of their
names far and wide, they felt to be so desirable;
but even in this, ir appears he has thus far been
disappointed. At all events, we trnSk no respec-
table journal will after this give currency to any
ottensive statements in relation to the Deans, for
really there is no warrant for any thing of the
| kind $3.50 SIlz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12

GREAT MEETlN or JEws-In the English
papers we notice that uamerously attended
meeting of the Jewish community MAS held on
Monday Afternoon, July 90, at the London
Tavern, 70 CONNIE the passing of 4 Law
ict. aasisIhittsd Jews to Parliament
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12

VINO las NOT Heard OF BEaaaA:yEs HoLnAsp
-HETFRtss Simple in its composition, pleasant
to the taste, and truly wondeful in its effect, it's
popularity cannot be wondered at. To inyalids
Just recovering strength it is invaluable: exer-
cislng that soothing influence over the nervous
system, and impartiug that health and tone to
the stomach, so longed for by ACKNOWLEDGMENT
-zLlaitg.l suterpriss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12

RAFTUnous.A London lstter-writcr saws
there IS nsthat Ct tyz "a young lady from Balt.
more. who is the most beautiful woman in the
British dominiOns. She is the dream of the
Poet-the beau-idcal of painter, the unequal,
heavenly mould Of the inspired sculptor, Her
eyes reflect both heaven aud earth and
are more brilliant thau either That fellow
must be in 'inv.." y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12

l.ooK our-.Fhe Medical journals state that a
poisonous aud tOxicatihg drug. called "Coculus
lndcns, 2 is extensively used in this country in
'he manufacture Of Lager Beer It is a point of
economy that prompts its use The drug pois-
ons people into drunkenness, good deal cheaper
than hops can procure state of intoxicaton
in the natural way.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


CEALED PROPOSALS. will received by the Trustees of
y the Fellows Hall Association, at the office of the
Secretary August 2lst 1853, for furnishing in the
$50 eco common brick, less.
Bids to be by the thousand.
AIso cellar wall Bids to be by the perch.
Also saving josts and other heavy timber Bids to
be by the thousand Timber be sawed before list
October 1885, taked and delivered after April 1st
1882 at The corner OF Monroe and Fourth streets.
Specifications the office the Secretary.
Contracts be awarded to the and bidders
.augIt.1E So 49, g. BAIRD, Jf.S Secy.-
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PRIVATE SALE oFvAnJIARTE T51gG
- Lnlthe Nets horLo,.i =. -. s

1 nHEF-
VIZ subscriber offers for sale the ven
which has been snb-divided IntS
snleti 14 pc sold separate or toref6sr
tsen 1arIa u well fenced ana sS5t
OF srabls and woodland zach
sing Of sheep cattle 9ty ga pea Tor the gra-
n E " Y No 4-gontains1T8 acres Tbet3t,,t.
1akSs Of fine stone dyEellin
1.n't Qke-house aud an
ttSlSS ana N good
.tt " y .: Contains asrer
and ToSli s0A=
No. Contains 116 acres
Inc land In this ID S,nsTio- teEl-
NO within six miles Of
- Ia mas on n dwelling home ana
thsrca are 21b lpFeg. s e lumber land. In this
Ne. q y beautiful nm arm - i
Of Wheeling. - county ana within six Eailes
a t;s Nc g is also ahEl farm, ven
stable and hne fruit e ue44ssel good barn and
IN M eTsy Hes within eight foIiss ~ M I
and miles from l+s
B;ss VI cash md
Inents bearing iTtersSt m
payable anrnnIly IRON. day OF
3 s,eed Of the property pay nents
ttaeulnral enquire Of he
~ 0t q a11e2 r AZ on the
SS " 1sg Rim Grove ~ 'hesllnE, and IA.
sij1Y2s-8m a St n BUCHANAN
Jt) liest1,in anu Tor Sie ~
3 IA. &EToALFi /
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nnR aAI.ROR RRNp.

v,o 1Ionses on John street, one House Hampden 81
,4+si on Quincy street and dwelling house an
IN Centre Wheeling, the of Main
@ Alley Enquire at the Union House, corner
Main and Quincy Streets OF JOHN bRGCE.
inlYsOs
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ID ECEIYED this day by large stock of ohldl
HI Fancy Caps and Hats of the most fashionable styles
ano19 $40 q ~ s. d. HARPER SONS.
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THE FouRTu GREAT DAY IN our HfsToRY as
A NATloS. April 4, l609--HudSon discovered
the Bay of New York
e. Oct. l7T7- Battle OF Germantown.
Oct. 1877 articles of Confederation atlop.
ted by Is of the Colonies.
Dec z 7ss--W sshifs ton resigned command
S 81 the american Army and retired 10 private
July !, 1s15-The Algerine admiral captured
by an American squadron; the Dey makes ed.
yantageous terms Of peace to America.
March III Presidential Inauguration.
Aug 4. 1s5s--Arrival &C the. Atlantic Tsle-,
graph feet upon British and American shores.
.ss.5s.li - /, D,
Thar RRT,RRD PaysicIIAE. ..retireGt phv.
siciaul whose sands of life have been running
out for several years past, has taken up his res.
idence in London. where he is stil dss5rot,s of
doing as much good rs possible" before, The
fs<a1itg entirely run Out. ,..ss4
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NJ o II IC q

LII those indebted to the firm Of Goethe DIckman
IN coal miners are hereby authorized mott pay the
to any one except the subscriber compliance with ts
notice VIII trouble and expense to the debtors Of the
firm ~ AUG. .SoEIAE,
uly21-d1In Surviving Partner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12

LASTER HATsof every description Of style, color an
E !. price, always on hand.
aug13 y D. HAEPER 8 SONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12

RAILROAD CoSvESross ticket agents
.9f sundry western railroads have lately held
conventions to regulate matters and things in
general The Cincin- ,at gazette proposes that
the brakesmen should have turn now. 1t says:
It strikes US that the brakesmen should be
called together to prevent the superintendent
and ticket agents from running against each
other OF We were about to suggest convention
that these Insignificant individuals have but lit
tie to say in the management of railroads in
these days of Conventions The ticket agents
engineers and conductors, have performed this
service lately, and we think these bodies should
have the'advice and cooperation of a conven-
ton OF brakesment Will5not some one of the
companies call the latter togethers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-12

sHTEsuEF.W AsHr.-sOme very silly and some
very trashy nonsense has been got Oh IN the
shape of editorial tributes to the Atlantic Tele-
graph. Even our best informed and every yvay
most corrac, axcboD,,ao. ..t,sva avb;b;.o3 com.
$500,
inoonlSH symptoms. me sew fork f1a@ss,
Tor instance, whose editorials are usually written
in very Ineligible English, discnursing of the
Telegraph, INDUCES in nonsense like the follow
inc.