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Quick 1faveVing.-By sending express to Bal
timore on Tuesday, after the delivery Of the Presi
dents Message. as to overtake the Eastern mail,
which leaves that city in the steam boat at five
O'Clock in the afternoon we were enabled to furnish
all our Northern and Eastern subscribers with copies
Of the Message, twenty four hours earlier than the
mail would have carried them from this city. The
messenger who performed this service and was also
the bearer of copies for all the Baltimore editors,
left our office door in two horse wagon. at twenty
minutes past twelve O'Clock, and arrived in Baltimore
at half past three Considering that he carried in
his wagon about 5000 copies Of The Message. and
had put two changes Of horses on the road, the jour
ney was performed with surprising quckncss. The
express was furnished by the enterprising mail CON
tractors, Messrs. Stockton K Stokes.