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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

~Ex- President Fillmore recently made
a sad mistake, if we may credit the Buffalo
correspondent of The Dubuque Times
An invitation to party in an aristocratic
zart of Buffalo, was sent to him over two
weeks in advance OF the time at which il
was to take place. The evening mentioned
in the note was Thursday. Carelessly
reading it, they (ths venerable statesman
and his smiable LADY, fixed night just g
week prior to the one named, and about ter
on the same evening might have been seer
dismissiDg their carriage at the door of q
mansien in the upper part of the city
They wondered at the absence of lights in
the front windows, were astonished at the
length of time elapsing before their ring
was answered, and were quite shocked wher
John at last opened the doo-. and rubbing
his eyes lin blissful ignorance, doubtless, o
his proximity to distinguished personsge'
informed them that they were a "week tt
soon," and that the family had retired. M
s., their friend and host, soon made biz
appearance zen dishobiAs," and sent then
home in his own carriage.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
What the Legislature has Done
full list of the Acts passed.

L
The following is full list of the Acts
passed at the special session of the Cen
eral Assembly of Ohio, from the COM
mencement of the session, onthe Sd of
January last, to this date:
l. An act making partial appropriations
for the year 1859.
.. An act to authorize the Commissioners
of Butler county TO borrow money, and to
| levy taxes for purposes therein named.
An act transferring certain appropria-
lions for the Benevolent Institutions
4 An acl to authorize the issue of pre-
ferred stock for the extension of the Gin
cinnatI, Wilmington and Zanesvi,le Rail-
road.
5 An act to authorize all the shares
of stock held by the State in the turnpike
tisn one Ct an act in relation TO the duties
of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
passed May l, 1854.
g. An act supplementary TO an act to
provide for the reorganization. supervis ion
| and maintenance of Common Schools,
passed March IA, 1858.
Z. An act relating to taxes for school pur-
poses in the town of Akron.
s. An act making partial appropriations
for the year 1859.
| 9. An act to authorize the trustees of
Crane township, in Wyan ndote county, to
borrow money and levy tax for certain 2ur-
poses.
| 10. An act to authorize the comm ission-
ers of Hamilton county to appropriate an
additional sum to aid in the construction of
Bridge across the White Water river,
near the village OF Harrison.
! IL. An act to amend section one of an
ac, entitled AN act to regulate Enclosures,
and to provide against reSpassing ar ina s !"
pa ssed Jan. II. lS40.
I IL. An act 20 enable associations for
gymnsstic purposes to become bodies cor
/ Purate.
! l3. An act prescribing the time when the
official term of Judges OF the Court o. Com
mon Pleas shall begin.
IA. An act to provide for plating and re-.
cording sections of land.
Is An &C t TO authorize the incorporated
village Of Ashla land, to borrow money Ior
purposes therein named.
/ l6 An acI 10 amend the second section
of an act passed April l2, 1858, entitled
!; "An act to amend an act entitled an act
providing for the election oe Coroners end
!. Sherifis. and fixing their term of office -
passed March 8, 1854.
II. An act requiring township assessors
to ascertain the number of sheep killed and
injured by dogs.
Is. An act to authorize the city of Day.
ton to issue bonds to meet an indebtedness
heretofore authorized by the General As
: sembly of Ohio.
l9. An act to amend the l33th section of
an act of the jurisdiction and procedure be-
! fore Justices of the Peace, and of the duties
of Constables IN Civil Courts, passed nlarch
IA. 1853.
90. An act to provide for canvnssing the
votes for Comptroller of the Treasury.
81. An act to amend section sixty -four OF
the act to provide for the Reorganization
supervision and maintainence of Common
Schools, passed March IA, Is53.-Cin. Gar.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
Extraordinary Renovation of the
Blood!

The astounding cures accomplished by
DR.. Roback's scandinavian Remedies, are
the result of their immediate and most sal lu-
tary effect upon the blood. Nervous COM
plants, indigestion, scrofula, liver CON-
plants, melancholy, general debility, Office
tions of the procrea,ive organs, ulcers, eiup-
tions, etc, all have their seat and source IN
the blood. If that fluid is healthy, the whole
body is healthy, and ifcorrupied, 1t is quick
ly freed from evers taint BY course of DR..
Roback's, Blood Purifier and Pills. Every
mail brings grateful letters from GONZALES
cent patients. The whole West rings with
the praises of these priceless curatives. See
Advertisement jan27lm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

At a regular meeting of Hendrysburgh
Division of Sons of Temperance, No. Ala,
committee was appointed to draft appro.
pirate resolutions, expressive of the esteem
Of its members for its recently deceased
Charter member Mr. Robert Ralsfon. The
following was reported by said committee.
WHEREAS, II hath pleased Almighty God
in His wisdom to remove from our order
by His unrelenting messenger-death,
on the 22d Of January, 1859, our brother
and fellow citizen, Mr.. Robert Ra!ston,
and, whereas, his highly consistant char
acter as a champion in the temperance
cause, his exemplary demeanor as a ci,i-
I'm, and his IN lding adlerance to the
principles Of the living and true God, call
for manifestation of that respect hich
we as brothers and citizens have treasur.
ed in Our hearts for him. Therefore
Resolred, That in the death of Brother
Raston we as an Order nave sustained an
irreparIblc loss; his family firm support
and reliable c"nsel.or; the church and Sab
bath School brilliant ornament and zeal
Gus patri It in the cause Of Christ, and Cum
munity citizen of incs.imable worth.
RESOLVED, That not withstanding our chain
of fellowship and brolher:y love has lost
jewel beyond price in the decease of this
brother,we cheerfully acque, C in the work
ings of the oil wise Hand which claimed it,
who's ways are inscrulable and past find
ing out.
Resolred, That we tender to the bereaved
relatives, and especially the wife of our
brother, our heartfelt sympathy, together
with the kind rcgurds aud sincere -coudol-
ence ipculcaled amongst, and promulgated
by US as an Order.
Resolved, That the officers and members
of this Division cloth their rega!ia in tn e
usual dress Of mourning. together with the
Temperance Hall, and that the same re-
main so dressed for the period of thirty days.
Resolved, That copy OF the foregoing
resolutions be presented 70 the family of
the deceased brother, and also copies trans
mitted to The PHfsburg Christian Advocate,
THE BELMONT CHRONICLE, Independent Re-
publican, Gazette and Citieen and Barnes
uilIe Inteliigencer for publication.
JOHN II. JOHNSON,
JAMES F. JONES,
E. Brooks WARD.
HENDRYsBURGH, ONO, Feb. 7th.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
HOoaand's German Bitters will cure
Liver Complaint, Nervous Debil-
ity, Dyspepsia, etc. Read what
is said of them.
&. W. Bo,cen says:

q. w. Bo,uen says:
ANDERSON, IND, Jan. l6, 1857.
"Your BITTERS give general satisfac-
ton. | know their virtues, and have the
first case yet to hear of whore they do not
give general satisfaction. ] could get you
numerous certificates were it necessary, but
in this community their virtues are fully
established. | am positive sell more OF
them thsn is sold Of any three Patent Med
icines in this county. In my own case |
have received more benefit from them in
six months than have received from the
regular Physicians in five years. can,
therefore conscientiously recommend them
and do say, would mol be without then. in
my family for any amount"
GTFor Sale at the Principal Office, 4lS,
Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa, and sold by
druggists and storekeepers in every town
and village in the United States, Canadas,
West Indies and South America, at rs cts.
per bottle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
More light

Iswanted oh our streets at night. We propose
that one dozen lamp posts be put up forthwith, to
light Main street in this place. We will not stop
TO uIge the necessity OF this improvement, but
only urge it tor the consideration OF our town
Council Property hSlasss will be glad TO put up
the lamps in front OF their own premises, Tor the
sake of the light The cost OF coal oil would not
cost twenty five cents night. They would no'
be needed more than half the yer aRd the ex-
pense would consequently be but uifle. WHAT'S
thought of the proposition!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
The New York Tribune

Speaks in commendatory terms OF tho la Il
speech of ALFRED CALDWELL, Esq, beforeithe snil
Democratic convention recently held at Wheeling
and takes occasion I'd say tnai 1t was ths hrst
speech, for r leo Labor and Free Men that was
ever delivered in that city. Perhaps the slaid Old
argus, of that city, will be able TO correct Inc
error of The Tribune, Don'i permit such VII
l,inous slauder as that to 60 uncontradicted
triand RUSSELL.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
From General ID. Tasgart.

TRENTON, N. j., March 4, lo5S.
DR.. c. NJ. JAcksoY:-
Dear Sir. had been troubled for some
time with cold and bad cough. | thought
| would let it alone and it would get we'll,
but irs'ead of getting better it grew worse,
until my lungs got so sore hat | became
seriously alarmed. Upon the recommends.
ton OF l. D. James. your agent in this
place, ! got a bottle of your Cordial, and
before it was out my cough was entirely
well. think it is best remedy for cough
ever saw, and have since recommend il 10
all my friends who have been troubled in
that way. Yours truly,
ID. TAGGART.
This inva liable remedy, to the efficacy o
xdich other medical men have testified, as
well as the writer of the above, is prepared
on'y by DIR. G. M Jackson, 4lS Arch Street
Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggists gen
orally throughout the United States and
Canada. Price rs cents per tottle.
jan27lm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

Il Nt'N"y W. -- y y ''' - iS"'J
at the Pleasant Valley WooIen Factory the follow.
ing goods and claItois, TO wit: One Bay Mare, enc
small Beam. lot of Cops, (all in Factory. Ten
Spuois ON the Mule Isl Spoos on the Carding Ma
chine. lot of mixed pic ked wool; one lot of Is
supposed To he eleven bushels; one lot OF corn in
the ear supposed is he bushels y barrels country
100 pounds; barrel Madder, ker BT-Chromare "t
Potash I6 pounds; pieces 'icth in the press, 81
yards; one brush; one wIsp; one lot har SOAP laO
pounds; rolls blankets, four PAIR cach ole sugie
blanket one piece FersIan Cinth, 10 yards; piece
Persian Cloth. - wards; roll Lace Leather;
pounds Cats Neil. (Cuohineai0 5corn brooms, nne
Sea grass cord; b ianieis bsrs; one lot Fleece
Wool supposed 10 be 40d pounds: one lot Loose
wool, supposed to ..e 100 pounds; one lot Of waste
wool. (all III the FACTORY 500 pounds; one Lot Of
Lace Leather, I'm desk), one lot Of Tanners Wool,
supposed to he ~ pounds one rnli Packing warm
one box B0hhins, (all in FaCtoryl; one cotton cord
one piece Persian ClOilI. 20 Yards; one piece Flan
mel Is yds; lot of yarn, all in Factory, piec,
Fanrsl, supposed To le - Is; one lot of cord
Ieadlcs; one cotton wasp. On bean. 1ne piece Elan
mel III Loom (partlv w"v"): pieces Persian cloth,
in Loom; 6 Vii Csus; II .hutteS; one blanket Warp
one cotton warp: one piece cotton mixed Cassmett,
nearly completed; barrels Potatoes; one barrel
Clipped Loswoud; barrel salt; ole lt Dye Stuils,
in barrels; kc. copperas; one lot washed wool (,
in rack. lO1 pounds; drmjohns & CONTENTS contain
ing vIlrol i'd No ~ hives of Bees; lot ui wau
in Dye Kettle; ore lot washed wool - po Inds.
sale 10 commence at 10 o'eioCk, A. NJ, and CON
tnue from aay day. Unnecessary. until AL are sod
credit OF three IN oni the will be given, by the puT-
chaser giving note with approved security.
I. LOCHARy,
ShcI iG Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff. Office, ST. Clairsviile, Feb. 10Th. is59
50 .5-icbI0lds
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME-Ihe following
SenaTfire of trains on the Railroads connecting
here. on Mopdsy: Trains leave on the Centre
road at 10 Is A NJ, and ITO P. N. Arrive at ii 40
A. ~, and 80 Pm
On the c. & P. road trains leave at Z A NJ, U-2
A. NJ. and $40 P N, arrive at A NJ, lloo A H., ana
720 M.
On the B. & O. road trains leave Benwood sta,
ton u NJ and 10 P. N. Arrive at 10 M and o-oo
P. NJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
|. HOGE,
ATTORNEY At Law,
AND LAND AGENT

MOUNDSVILLE. Marshall County, Va. Twelve
MI les below Wheeling, offers for sale the lowing
tracts OF Land, viz:
lst.-l40 acres in the woods Dry Run, one
mile from the Ohio River, and eighteen miles iow
Moundsville, at Sc 90 acre.
2rd.-ltO acres on Coon's Run mil es from the
river, by a good road. and Is miles below Mounds
vile, CT 50 W acre.
3Td--3jU acres, with 100 acres cleared two miles
from the rIver- on the waters of Proctor X RIn 90
mil es below this place. This is very rich land eli
watered, and will make a fine stock farm for either
cattle Or sheep. For sale at SIS CO acre. i'll easy
payments.
4th.-2l2 acres on the upper sIie OF Proctor, and
miles from the river. 30 cleared at So 90
acre.
5th.-i60 acre., joining he last tract with twenty
five acres cIeare' at SS 90 an acre
6;h.-37S acres in the woods, on Fish Creek Wat
ers, miles from Bolton taliOn, on the Baltimore
q Ohio Railroad, within 40 rods of fine Saw-MiIl,
and Turnpike Ro sd to said Station at 81 an acre.
This is good tract of land, and the timber il is
worth the price o the land.
1th --2sO acres in one mile of Burton Station, on
the b. & o. Railroad. so ccres cleared, at $40 an
acre.
Titles all perfect; and reasonable credits W i'll he
given, net longer tina ye ars. Apply to I. HOG r,
MOundsvilie .O.,Va feb3596m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

Has requested the Washington correspond ent
The Tribune to contrhdic; the rumor tha' has NJ
tho rounds of the press that Ie desires, III resign
ing his seat in The Ilouse, 10 secure The seal o
Senator IvERsox, of G orsia- He says that he
designs retiring altogether from public lille, aud
that he prefers a scat in tn" House to any othe'
position in the Government.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

!.k s. - nm 4 q .'rn ',n'. JoSeph
" ttoI = Hs.' -, uafi-H4 'Ayt uv he IqIh dav
70 iEuUS o. \ - i.-n. y. a'o,s Seemed pta ri,n
-.'t '- i.ir' tu tie t'-u 81 Csmmru Fieas Of
s.irsu. r.'l N-lun. 4 t-l- tli- a. Is row psr.
:. ri-a IIu. pssIt't,i ~ II ~ ~ * nrs mi
80 ,IN." - s'li nIatv fEs =. D.Th~ e lr
re. -. - ,O.'sJrt 8 st-.s unr- ur
,ss. Also pSr' "ftTc :. w O. ~ Se-. ~. I. 8. 4.
, ,OrtanInc " StrtS, : III g. aud - rrre H-s more
- H,tr. etH! tnv 10" rmi es of wi ieh Nathan
:. ,y'e"S, Lte of -Std e0Inty iiai 'ssIIss h more
Ititc arr. De e INcd SAT petition. The pett-
taagr tuds tag o. fttiru . n,4is Of sad prem
So fnii ": r3 the setItilnsr luur ffhs and
80. i,fenitsG oss.fl.hs Al the next tern af ssid
Cont an NnllicNinn Wal - riAis by The gade tsisu
r5. cr an or fer that rSrtrucu ty - mss~ 4 tnr
sail ~, ~, lses. iRANKLlN wiI1Ox
'zuv 81. CIV Fv T. n. = Ccvru. his Att
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
MAsoNIC aud 4. o. O. F. CALENDAR

Back Again.
BoUGHERTY & CKosBr are in town again
with their Ambro,yps Car. They can be
found on the Public Square, near the court
House, where they are prepared to execute
all the various kinds of Pictures in a style
of ,esuty, and on the most reasonable terms
Coloring and durability unsurpassed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
We direct

We direct
Attention 10 the advert ise nIent of PORTER and
METzsER, wholesale Candy pastry manufacturers,
Bridgeport. They az experienced mSn in their
business. warrant satisfaction in al CASES, and
sbould be patIonized, in preference to iorelsn
dealers Give them liberal support
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
We see by q call

We see by caiI
In The Gazette that the Board of Managets o
the Agricultural SosieIy meet at the Office OF MAJ
NIlswANsEI in this place, on Saturday, the l2Il
proximo We presume The Secretary did not de-
are Republicans sh,,ud be aware ot this.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
Columbus Correspondence OF The Chronicle.
COLUMBUS, Feb 18th, 1859.


The House was occupied on Wednesday
nearly the entire day in the consideration
of the claim of John w. Allen against the
State. This claim, it will be recol!ected
has been before the Legislature for quite q
number of wears. 1t originated in con.
tract entered into between the Governor
Seabury Ford, for the State, and the said
Allen, and is for services rendered under
that contract, in ascertaining and recover
ing certain balances on land grants from
the General Government. The proposition
before the House was to authorize the said
J. w. Allen, to sue the State and liligate
his claim. 1t passed the House by decided
vote.
THURSDAY, Feb. 10th.
The Resolution providing, again, for a
a Submission TO a vote of the people, on TIE
License question, came up and was discus
sed at length. Both the friends and opPo-
nents of the measure, claimed that they
were stimulated by pure friendship for the
the temperance cause; and who could
Doubt it. A few only advocating the doc
trine of free trade and sailors rights, in
whisky. The House die not come to final
vote on the question and the subject goes
over for few days.
A Senate Joint Resolution passed both
Houses, instructing the State Auditor to
allow County Treasures their mileage for
each semi-annual settlement, and TO allow
them full per cent. under the Statute, for
all moneys collected upon the duplicate for
which they settle, and distribute before the
25th of March, next, all the school funds in
the Treasury, not previously distributed.
The county Treasurer's held a meeting
on Wednesday, at the American, to take
measures to produce Uniformity in the law,
regu lating Treasurer's. and effect an in
crease of salaries. The action has not been
made public.
To-day the Noble County, county seat
question came up, in the House, and was
indefinitely postponed, by vote of about
two to one.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
The Guerusey Tins

Come TO US last wer X cloIhed in a new aId beau
iilul dress /, is good evidence OF the healthy
and improving conditi IN Of ths Rs2ub lie IN cause
in Guernsey county. We congratulate Bro DorG-
Lass on the handsome appearance his paper n"w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
FRUIT Trees f.HAHG TIL H. II H.Ii27555 355 SHRUBS,
@ARD51l 5-}IA71TS'g u SS55s59 &C.


T. g WILL-AAESz
GFWHEEIING VA, FRUIT AND ORNAMENT
y Al %!aId
IN thai Ogvaiet : feet
sta 'd Pear Trees ih hundred choice 'd CID
and stand. PGmTr ;onstOt twoye
hA &c o n Fopu' t
Cusa
cheHnutS "a-nus fihets Asparagus Rhahah
& ruu uprEhta n
s T II
nlms Cocsse
l &c INF tV
pu
eel e,.v
test Hshnents
a
f sping
disposed do eaveths
u Horers
al sdeaCeO
81 m
Dr
F. s
Boz % Wheeling vs.
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To nCarrfsnondenIs.

The communication of *" will find place IN
our papct in due tins Our :rieEd W. w, Will
please send on his ideas OF education We Will De
glad to receive any thing rev on this subject
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
Stlarrito.

On the 10th inst, by Rev S Y. Kennedy Nj.
0. w. HAYS OF Marietta, Ohio. TO Miss L. a.
UPDEGRAtF OF 81. Ciaiisvls.
On the 10Th inst. by Rev. Jno. Moffat Mr..
CYRUS MYERS and Mis- CLARRloSA X.
BURLINGTON.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.
JOIN McCLELLAND, Plaintiff.

JOHN McCLELLAND, Plaintiff.
VS..
WILLIAM MCCLELLAsD, JAMES COLEMAN,
MARIA J. COLEMAN, DAVID McCLFLLASD,
WILLIAM VIcKEEs, MARY VICKERs, SARAH
Met LELAND, JAMES McCLELLAND, JosHUa
REDMOND, ANN REDMOND. PETER MoTER,
CYNTHIA MoTER and AMANDA BARTON,
Defendants.
II ME ABOVE NAMED Defendants are
l. hereby notified that a petition a. led
against iEem- by lhe above named plaintiff. IN the
Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio,
February ], lo59, asking PARTITION of the following
Real Estate, ituate in said county, to wit: T'e
North half OF the Northwest quarter of Section
twelve (i2l in township seven % OF range four az
containing about seventy nine acres, and that an
the next term Of said court appi alton will be made
by said plaintiff for order III II Partition be made
of said premises. as ask ed Tor in said petition.
CUHEN IL HuGE,
feh359fw Atty for Plfs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
THE aftentIOH

The attention
OF l:tiganis is direcr to the sscard OF orHo D
HOLLOWAY, Esq, Flushing, BeluiaDt county, ONO.
MIR "A is well yers d in legal lore, and whole
suuled clever ieliow.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
KRNuE SUBSCRIBER LAS nnu rend,

for saa a fue assortment ofFRUlT TREES
three years old from the graft and bud with DeIl
formed he ada, sting OF Pears, Apples Peaches
Pluuis, Cherries. Ounces, GooSeberries, Currants
Grapes, aud La NtuR Blackberry.
Persons wishing TREES can new he supplied by
coming them selves OF sending their orders.
ID q. NEiSWANGER,
feb350Iy 81. tlSirSvillc, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

Two BARRELS CARBON OIL
SNT ILL BE ON HAND BY SATUR-
w DAY NEXT.
Fer sale by ISAAC Fl. PATTERSON.
fell
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NEW IELiGKAP PHIC
NEWSPAPER EMTEhPnisE,
4 LONG STEP IN NADVANCE

Permanent Arrangement for tie
Compilation and Transmission OF
Eastern News!-The Spirit Of
the New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington Press
to be Rc-Produced in the Gin
cinnati Gazette Of the following
morning.-Twenty-Four Hours
Ahead of Express or Iail!--All
our Washington News by Teic-
graph!
We have he satisfaction Of announcing to or
readers this morning that we have cunsummaIei
an arrangement with the Independent Telegraph
Company, whose wires extend III ar untrokeE line
from Baltimore IL Ihis city, by which we are en-
ahlcd 10 introduce ,a;ure h' rstuiJre unaIIrmpt-
ed by any Eas,crnor Western Journal.
Under this arrangement q iuii compilation oi
the News and Ed,oral ariclSs of the Eastern Pre- IS
the latest Monetary ami Commercial Intelligence
and Market Reports and the most interesting
e'ents q the davat the National Capitol, will be
prepared, upon the arrival nt the Evening Mails
in BliIHnre, by an experienced and conp2tSu
party employed by us, and 1'elcgraphed Exclusive.
" To the Gazette; thus cnnhng to publish it an
the following morning--one Dig an a irlass Of is
arrirai hy EsprCss .haii-and ordinarily iully
and satisfactorily IT the pIpers were neiore us
From thence il will radilIc 10 ali points oi tie
Wps.--naking The Gaz,rIc the great Central tn
gan iur the diffusion OF Intelligence from the lead
ing cities oi the A rlan'ic states.
This being different class OF matter from that
furnished under The General T'lcCraphc head,
will not in any manner suprrcedr interfere with
our publication ui the Regular Dispatches =, the
Associated Press by the UnIon Line, which We
sha continue to receive and publish her, toiore
Our New Fnrorprise is designed - all ri rs adli
tihna aud nd,p ndeut advantages, aud Will iur-
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