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WESTERN TERMINUS OF THE CENTRAL IN
PROvEMENT FINED.


Til. following communication announces The importan
fact that the mouth Of the Big Sandy River is fixed
the western terminus of The Cov;ngtcn and Ohio Rail Road
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.
The western terminus Of The Covlnston and OHIO ta'
Road yesterday finally fixed by the Board OF Pubic
Works at the mouth Of Big Sandy essrs Wellman and
Maupin before the Board and with their unTng energy
and ability succeeded in getting the location o. The road
made 90 best subserve the interest oi their Counties
These two gentlemen the Wing and the other De
nocrat both worthy of aud entitled TO- the confidence OF
their constituents have with no little interest watched
have had committed ioIncir and am satisfied thai when
they shall return their constituents they viii NEE! with
The n,udi, "We!I done good ani faithful servants am
NOT saving TOO muc when assert that none OF their asso
catas have been more successful than they in securing he
confidence and esteem OF both Houses 0! The General A.
semby The internal improvement interest has ever found
in gentlemen wi'og and ardent sIpposEI Tee from
all local or sectional preutces They have cared oI every
interest Of the Commonwealth with the same generous iee
ing May they long enjoy The confidence and snppoI. OF
constituency they have faithfully and efncen served
VALLEY.
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RICHMOND, MARCH 30, 1853.


Gps-,rurs:-Iour letter informing me OF nj hoh'ina
on nc candidate election 10 the Le@'siaufenF nc
D,murrac Convention, that met al DcnnisVe on nc
81 IN inst has been received 10. 49,. !,
While il would have very much accorded win my own NC
src had The Copyenn; conferred This honor upon aho'r'
vel This H,eriny expression The part oi my poioca
friends Of unmnishrd confidence in me as their felcsen
atiye and the fact that the interests OF our party -eque
the Democratic candidate 10 engage IN me canvass as carry
as po..iblc impr me 10 disregard all considerations Of
nrsona character mud 10 accept promptly the nomination.
which under other circumstances might consider myself AZ
liberty To decline II.
shall avail myself of the first opportunity 10 discuss
with nv opponen before the people shc questions as may
be Involved in The canvass In HE mean lil w!t
shall be absent the district IN Tie discharge 81 my
nublic d les in the Legislature must invok. pnliIica
friends Ia see that my interest may suffer no delrent IRON
the strenuous effort. Of an active opponent
In conclusion allow ME 10 return 10 you my hcRGoWl'
edg mepts for the ilaeting terms in which, 10 you
Kindness and partially, you have alluded ony Course IL
The Legislature That may have committed some errors 10
the numerous vocs which have given the many move
md d,tfcnIl questions upon which have been Called M
on TO act in nv representative capacity during worry pro
rnc,ed session might reasonably bG expected; but Ihs
feel conscious say with truth, TINT have on all ncca
sions eneav0r.d faithfully ard 10 the b. 81 o my aai'y
assert guard and protect the interests OF the people vi Ame
liza and Holloway.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
THOS. f. BOTTOM.
To Messrs Crcnshaw Knight and others, Committee.
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT.
~. nGL.icn nL,E car .tut NJ Lts SsnlL.


COLLECTORS.
F4rc,s " Ernly district Of PcFth A:nboy New Iersey
vice Cha- Mex. SGtith. removed
rs PHI $inra district Of Pensacola Fla vice Robi Mitch
ell removed
f. very, removed
sURvETORs.
Nvcr Jacob. at Charleston, s c.. vice VIM Y. Lech
removed
Follows removed
7.ys =, D5nyi.. H.. vice JOHN Il .lurphy removal
Andrew Gallh:r 81 Illinois &c register Of The land
55re ~ Vsrdaia, H. vice jas. II Davis removed
D,n Gregory uf Illinois be receiver of public moneys
:: f,ndalr3 III. Jas. L 2 Slfp, removed.
Wm VI Gi,spc OF Mississippi, be receiver of puhIiG
M rcvs Il; Jackson, Miss, vice gideon Fits removed
Ioc Clark Iowa 10 be register the land oi.c 10
az civ, iowa. vice Hugh p. Dawney, resigned
Gilman Folsom of Iowa ~ re receiver 1T public moneys
At l.lsa City, Iowa vice Easpn Morris resigned
Eo = Gol!s1t: al fs.;ssipri be receiver q Ps5'Ic
n,rr. Grenada, 2i;sa in TIC i4ce II Soprms E!i-
* f. 4. cr".ct.
10 j. ,i;ra : C-fona 20 ;: Secretary the legation
Of ,t.r un!,et States u feru.
SAM! g. Hay ac attorney yf The United States gr lha
district If Texas il place 4 ''r p B,!!ngef removed.
NAVAL OFFICER.
YIN. b D1'nsron, dsrc. ofSsn Francisco, CAL vice ia
cJ1 4. Cost, removed.
poSTMASTERS.
Vim A. Friend Petersburg, Va.
Ssmi Hunt, Jacksonville IL.
Mrs. Nary Be:2rd, IVES. Point, y. Y.
Thos. P. Pierce, Manchester, N. II.
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PHILIP PITM AN
ANDREW X EYSER.
l2,cpanSp MARCH 81, Is


Gent;emon-TouI note of the 2Si inst los been received
hasten +" answer its inquiry. am wiling TO De canal
date il HE Northern District for The Office Of ComSsloncl
of Public - works. why should moi speak
frankly on this subject lnasmuch as am now, and rave
been ic last three years member OF The Board "i ruo
lie Works, the powers and duties OF that Office rcinina
unchanged suppose would be considered ir'"des
or obrlsvg in thus express Willingness to be con-
nucd This office. by the voters Of that district IN WHICH
is The home .! my adoption .
The Constitution aud laws prosidng that tn" olhcc OF
Member oil The Board Public Works and Of Auditor 81 Pnb
liz Accounts, both OF which hold, shall be hereafter
Incompatible, and having 10 rclnqush one o
these posts unnatural that should seek 10 retain
thu. one which is agreeable 10 most decldra
preer though emoument OF il is less the office OF mem
Der OF the Board OF Public Works 10 that OF Auditor o PUB
lie Accounts. 80,
Should the Convention therefore, 10 be holden at VIE
chester 25 day OF April next, nominate me as IT'S
candidate will cheerully accept that nomination. SHOULD
however NJ Convention of tho Third District with reiecncG
TO this matter. be held, will, notwithstanding be carc
date for this niice.
am graed By The interests which Won express az to m:
continuance the Board If Public Words !l with s
handed service thls position have escaped disapptoba
lion sholl hope decided favorable results VEN
nv whole time attention devoted 70 Tho discnrgn OF IL
RIO JOHNSTON.
TIE papers published IN the Third District will plea
publish.
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THE GARDINER TRIAL.

WA=H1SeTos March 30-Mr. Navarro further ex.
aminci and cross examined to-day.
james r. Partridge oi the Senate commissioners
identified certain papers signed bv The Governor ard Secre.
tary Of The Stale ci san Louis Poos daied in lSi9 and
obtnred The State Department Of that State By the
commissioners in l552. Among them official
rncaed tucunen:, containing list OF mines in working
o.der ard mines abandoned throughout the State b. which
il apreafs that the whole department OF Rio Verde there
neither is has been AM silver mnea of any kind
Upon r billy Of these papers in evidence On agu
meat Was c0Nrcncet which continued 10 The hour OF
adJuurnaiClt.
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To he Editors At TIC Enquirer.

To The Editors AZ The Enquirer.
I.rXESsuRo MARCH %, 1853.
4, The rraucs c: many would suggest the
of James l. Georgia, ED, IL person 10 represent s
in tho next ruSc OF Delegates ic o! several high
~ rcspcctIh. gentlemen ar% ais iit been mentioned IN
connection this post and IN bringing ihr name 81 an
other bio:" lie people is no, designed 10 make any invId
ious comparisons The present, however is an important
cs. in m nj tor, OF i!l .u.;ry in which should
dsrenari ap personal preferences in The selection OF rep
resen,ave R-siLes The mandate interest which LunenbnIg
has in ha success OF both the South SIDE and baH.ie ltai
Roads she has p for plank roads, GaCn The sue
cess o. which will greatly depend ihc future prosperity OF
the while country. After sleeping IL sleep 81 Rip Van
Wrinkle r il Al erc,h aroused l. rr ;fc ing:s SIS the
question II n'Grna! nn,!y"htn az sac s'.g'i hnva
man in In. Legislative councils, who's" s"aSns in"nis
will enable him 20 adyorn,c her Interests tic JnT Of the
House Delegate WHO does not speak he mas 10 !oS:o
il TO tho ,uns % millions procure an appropriations invn
wing pcrha, only Thousand dollars; aad tus ." the
two spe,kiru Delegate cheaper than ogol.cr. For
The above considerations besides his emmuent no:a WORTH
respectfully recommend a!r ScosSih 'or me SUI
fra gcs of the people in The approaching election
MEHERRIN PLANK ROAD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01

The Senate on Wednesday evening" amended the OIL OF e
House Of Delegates apporonng tho State into Congress
e;,,o, Di.rcts according 10 what is known Mr. GAR
Rrrr,s substitute II adopted substitute making very
different appoonmen and one i'll which it is said there
no possibility Of the House cuncurnS Thus the whole SUD
ec i, again at sea- The acliou OF the Senate, under e
circumstances will inevitably prolract the session. ana mus
DO regarded subject of deep and lasting regret 10 s
Democratic party.
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HEALTH OF THE HON, W. R, KING.

We learn from gentleman who yesterday
10 schooner Midas from Havana says tic N. Q. Delta
of March 23) that he visited Mr.. King the 3h Instant
Ia company with consul Judge Shakey and found his
health very much improved. Mr. Kings friends felt great
confidence that his health would be entirely restored n
very short time.
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE U. x. SENATE

Wasnl%oro* MARCH 90, 1853.
The on,a havin hccn read, Mr. Srwald rose nnd -hlt
i *i. 10 mike motion which hope Will rccrye tIe IA
vors, cnnse nj the Senate. Intelligence has been
received here of ii death Of Mrs Fillmore wife OF Willard
m,c lat, Pre- silent o. the United States She died this
morning AZ a respect her memory, move the
Senate da nov adjourn
Tho Sen1tc adjourned unanimously.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01

This table very remarkable result that the pro-
portion OF coiI paper in active ejaculation has in
creased fold 1916 an! four fold since 1886 and
may add has more doubled the last thee years
dollar coin accompanied by four dollars OF papers IN
1886 and each dollar Of paper accompanied by in
coin in the vaults Of banks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01

RlcHauSp, March 3l.I, 1883.
Gentlemen Yours OF the 26n last, announcing 10 me
the fact that Convention Of tho Democrats u Mcckien-
burg and Charlotte had selected ss their candidate "'
the coming sriin. election, Iencici me tins morning lcr
assured that those my siuwcltizens 70 whom ain hc'
known will believe insincrc when say as can
not but regret that your selection mad not fallen on another
But the i;terno circumstances under wh!Ch II mas been
rendered s:5i my dacung the position Viewing your
action alone az an evidence nt confidence and e.hr there
is much IN CLAIM, does ciaini my warm ard lasting
gratitude B when regard il it IS, an endorsement OF
Ire rsr nc;irn which have pursued "a you: ricecn
iatvr j. all approximation 1t ~ always gratifying
L. ,.1, sentative. know that he has =" discharged M
,iuhlic due :..civc the approval at his constituents
But hei., ny d. a, tine OF policy IN whcA ":
hive rub keG tic policy III int: nai Improvement IS :t
ouly one which can place believed oil Commonwealth in
The pusua IN whiri: sic ought - santin IN" nn' r'"h
Of her SISTER States o This t?onirsacv, fur politics" P"w"
,omu,crci. ea!, piiLc and agricultural "caltlhe c"ncn:
renee in these views 'at;cai,d the action al your Cen
ven ton, is more than gratifying
In accepting the nomination Of your Convcntion a""
me through vGu 10 tender tho people o hlecEcnhn'g hi
Charlotte my Kind acknowledgements Ter TIC honor done
me. and ne assured gentlemen, shalt ever cherish lively
remembrance "l the gratifying and f,itenG manner III
which yuu haze h0u pleased 10 c"'Hnnaics!" II
Wit. A,Rt respect, your "tedenl servant:
T. DARLINGTON
TO Johu G. Boyd Boyle n. Barnes. David Bigger, Com
mItteC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01

We are sorry TO learn tina: THOMAS H. DANIEL, Esq.
Senator from the Petersburg district, is detained from hi
legislative duties by ndisposon
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WASHINGTON ITEMS

WAsstseros MARCH 80 --ar. Rndman, Chief Clerk In
the Treasury Department has been temporarily appointed
Solicitor of the Treasury.
The pubic offices closed to-day In respect to me
Fillmore The cabinet also adjourned early and there Is
lul in political circles.
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Daiif RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
FRiDaY M0KNISG, ApRIL i, $50.

The Democrats OF the county of Hcnrlcc, VIII meet al 'e
Court House on the frs, Monday in April t'r me P"f
pose Of nominating cunida'e for the next ensuing L's
lain
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CORRESPONDENTS.
CmRIsTIASsvlLLE, MEcEl EHsrro CnrSTy,

CmHIsTlASsvlLLE, MEcgiEHguro CnrSTy,
March 26, 1853.
Mn r. caeRiSeToS- Dear Sir Tho un.srsiencd cosf
miltec appoinch for that purpose tai: pleasure IN nnnon
inc 10 Won, ;b,t III Convention Of tine Democrats =" Meek
enurc and Charlotte held This place to-day, YOU "sI'
unanimously nominated candidate "a represent lh!s
S.nhto,iu District ir In. next Senate ri Virgins. Pcr
Ms ~ well n cur in!l, rs Official capacity 10 solicit
your nrc,p' nee Of The nomination.
Very respectfully.
ko?hi IT, i j. la5issS:S:NEs, co""'''ss.
T. Carrinsicn Esq, Richmond
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LATEST NEWS BY THE 'TEhEGp!,p
LATER FROM EUROpE

New ionx, March l7th.-Thc steamer Amerc, :,
dates from Liverpool 10 the 2sh March, arrived 10 t
Fair L" mld'iiin2 Cotton Rad advanced Lie TO /, :
sales of he week reached IS 600 bales. Brcadsrutf.
Arm and had advanced penny per 10 las in Who,,
,htcr pence Fix pcnc" :Or Flour S.i,s of pnii,t,
Flour at nj pa -! 25s 81 E,!imGrr Flour ~ s.
25s 81 OH" f.+9r ~ %, I'll ;whe Wheat "a 81. :,
, L. O.. Lii: 90 IL. -
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LATER EsDH guENOS aH.RES

D.te, un Hu,n0s AyI,s 81 Feb, state that The eli
wn, -;ii! ngiuG; attack the ry was cxpccai
Gu.r Iir British rhlrga had bean cSPr!Ild The Bits
Minister at Rio Jorrlr" i dead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01

In ito El3usc q! Delegates on Friday last Mr. WILEY Of
fsrrd he following resolution, which wcs agreed TO;
hct NJ ncmb; f ths House shall nc permitted during
re ndr this sion 10 speak more han ten minutes
line on any question
Mr>sS. aLLAcE aa! JOHNSON spoke against lis tdvp-
ton
Ia reply NJ. EomEaroS advocated it adoption Fl" said
i;c generally inviting 10 throw rcsr'civns upon me
ii1h T.! sarcCs making Bat, however painful u was ~
han aid IN shortening sEccchrs md checking n'icit"
.o indulge in hc, il really seems thai HE tine has
rclp uhrn va ought 10 nhuun and stop speaking; hence
The resolution should b. adopt, tie House haa MOI yet
learned /; h. time of rs 10 FfI"un and arrest
reckless appropriations. the Tyere "i 'hr Sat" ,;
nd il. III Hir:u!eG mat run"n nGhrr"usiy
signed sv citizens 81 the Common wealth, had been ar"nri
ri - enc Of the members this floor mcaorGiizng hn
Legislature TO adjourn ard RETAIN tom further "Atr'vagan
accumulation OF pablo debt. When tr "n: constituents
see h- irTnpriry Of remaining IN session "ngrr anf
actually pray 10 adjourn Il Is surely our iriy to b"
pin 70 So. I'M; ET;rcnriey also, nEt 10 ,ke Steps toward
an sInnrnncn We hcen in session ne months, and
Husnras sll pressing np"n ha Is an outrage nnh
r.a xaecr. tclf.r and shorter sessions For my part
q. vr always voted ;nr the carries; proposed sdJnnrn
nru, Now under .hese extraordinary circumstances,
IL frpuguart am IN EcggWg or rhcrkn" eehti'
,rr cnns.. IN. adoption Ut ts resolution very nipro
iI:4t. impntan. auxiliary 70 means calculated u"
bnuc about speedy adjournment Under other cIrrun
aances perhaps would favor The adoption Of tie rcS"ln
ton.
was somewhat struck With the tact that the gentleman
from ri, almond cy argued in measure agans me rgh
Of TIC House adopt resolution al such character r.
psca!iy wpuii he c"nn"crt this tight, II measure was
r,nuused here which might agg!,eve his consfitucncy-
WHY sr ru-s nf he House prevent memHcfs rom
mn kirc more than speeches any question. Those
ri,s also when 'hc previous question Is called and siz
aipcI acuay prohibit member from speaking al al II
the Hausc las the right by rules 10 en-, speaking al al
certainly qlios mcmhsrs 70 sae.. only TN mnues
Tn. rprcs.iy grams Ia each tious" l'a power
L. ''scrlIr il O..n rules al prncrr!!n..
Untc. - gran; power the louao has adopted rules -
have explained, prohibiting mornhrr from speaking on
-b.ct again ne has twice spoken on II, and prohibit
np hun, .trn speaking all undct tc operation u' TIE PIE
vinus question humSy submit! then, il is no" TOO lite 10
srrnc aans the abstract constitutional right OF Eis House
~ rhecS DISCUSSION.
But s thu gentleman need not fear that this House "!
tolerate any aggression upon the rights oi his constituents
~ any PARTON Of The people, without giving him Or item
,:r rinl heard u!. for in TIE event that any snr'
aggression -pu attempted all hat the gentleman womb
Law IN do is siuIv 10 move suspension O the ruui asa
without doub the frnse would iofi him ample Tcsl
INST, said h. under ':c circumstances whls surround us,
ihar his trsn!nllnn . N H. al0iitI
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MECKLENBUR AND CHARLOTTE SENATORIAL
DISTRICT

II viii be 2cn from the correspondence which we publish
below thai Tucker Darlington, Esq., has been unsiInous';
nominated rs tie Democratic candidate for reeecoh from
the aeck!enburs ana Charlotte Senatorial District We
con gratuui. Democracy Of Tirgnie hat such vaiia
public Sir. G is not 10 pe os TO oar legislative
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or EICHHuND. MARCH ..

AN{INE ED.
Brig Edward n Fuir ii~s:,t, Porto Rico.
Scarf Prince, r., Boz Ral'nrrc.
Stnr G Tinker Reed. Ircmamt.
Sr',r Tcnn:-src Carver ir.rr"Gl
Scnr P.rk,-, Pearson Re" YORK.
Schr Cn:o romn,us. Pralc". ne.
SAILED,
Srllf Tcnf.-s-o, !.-;nbA.n. NJI,usora.
,scrr : ;ra:i EnrIon, Ha:'!a.', Eol!siL..
St..,r"i Eneinia rc.I rhilaic.pa.
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WEpSEsDAY, March 30, 1913.
ESHli1s. nj; DI.I,EG

T!s amendments proposed by The Senate 10 number OF
small House bills were agreed 10.
cu.tos,e bill amend and rcenac the tenth section
Of incorporating the Guyand0tte Bridge Company
taken up wir The Amendment pruposed thereto by thr
said amendment, determined in the atmatve--aytH
so noes 80
cn.rCsscd DILL construct rail road rom PEilpin ~
Ba bon! county the Baltimore and ONO Rail RUad or
Northwestern Rail Road was taken up, with the ameni-
mcnfs proposed thereto by the Senate.
Tie first Amendment agreed 10 and the second re.
iecf.l.
A SENATE bill rcorporac the Cas:rnans Ferry Turn.
pike CoMpany read h:si time and passed-ayes ST.
81
Senate hill incorporating tho Alexandria Stone Qnar'y
ne, Dressing, Milling and Manufacturing Company, was
tc.d :hd Tine and passed.
Senate bill concerning the assessment and collection Of
III. public revenue being the unfinished business OF yestc
,isv was taken up and further considered.
Numerous amendments proposed, and inter consider
able dscussun
Or notion House adjourned until this evening al half
pat 'e.Ock
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prnya reports tr tact .hAt man: vessel, here are engage
in ;Ilc .,, trade sailing Gnrr the American nag PeiD
and BaBaiidec an CrnlSln ~ search al them.
NEW YORK, Marca 81 Sales to-day ol 2tUO bales If
t;oit,n alafkrt iirw-"iih tendency np"at3>. Flour
81 ma Ia ly Di T. 900 bids State brands cDmriaH! ~
so / tS Slu':,trn 81 Il Holders u wheat AK
al advance which however, no: conceded sales 'odiy
of s. 900 bushels yellow n UOc. and white Oic
BALTIMORE March 3l->acs Of 700 bbls. Howard 5.
Flour at 81 - pet UJi. Nuiiag doing IN grain.
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;"ss.;a,. priI 1.h. iN't . !.r n5rstte.
81 r x: :2., ro,,:s e,n, ss"LASn'
.,i..Sx coon. y..x ri.E sEasoN.-by E,wt-.
s,eame, II '@s ~. y .s'i Ash FANCY srNi:c
'@ 2.I, r"a ~. r., T 81 ,-s al F.p,cd ,s
t Ia ~, ' T,u ' rll:i ant circsr,l india 90
-. MI ~ Ic Shines and FIJI dc Soc
Nv! Hs ~: III, ;11 h, mn, 1, ,.,."'
,. All, am nd l,.,I T>s9s.: Plan" f. E,r"sr'
i.!s.a Na;a 8" I1iner hacs al a', =, ro! ,y'
;".a .sc.'a 4ai real 1hG>i4 Lac: Star c@.n
r m, Lawn and 7 &c bo,isre- ID
i.an ana emoror!.rs! wi;e rape shawl come very rrl
New 81. Mex, b,ncc' aol Cap Rlbbona
,oaa sans. Cr '9s ana rrl, y, sons ans~Grle''
nacs twisted sig s!rs aad fancy SIN Cloves
iatead Leccs anl Esogs s"s I'D c.mar6 El@'nz' so Il:
p,ia. cFsssed a,d .lFsI SKIES Il Dus Commits 49, laeo
E Es F5 NJ sc ,l, n.s r,, rno.
Six AID cotton mhrs''a- p,fa.o- End iaTa ''~i'rs
h+ En- @ G" ,y ffta s a. ar.s' and lex r,,sin,
sl ,1! Six VIA an. AMI N.r.e,es l~-t'a
French aud En-, ,h bac: prh &c saa5 COD C0shmersia
Dact ltaian tra"4's. III aui Salia Hres lie-
niacs Bou.sa-loc AI:.'', ard t,a,on ',1,ss
i1d AMI s is,Ds ) ar4 Msriara'e Sai'
frI- Also 81 om"upyrti'n. 'irs:; from Belfast
Ts s c'e sss n6 Tx Iss Tray ohs
na;sI ssf CON !, I;o o n: ...s nd F"'sa'ss'
With many other aiic!es, $50 ctiors 70 enumer'e AMI wan"
we OFFER ." The "'s 'e'.'''''* 'e''' prprEy JOHNSTON
March al-.?r 10 III !.7-ir SilaL- Nam z,tee-
BY oNDEis OF IsiE BoAaD or DnR.h are hse
by caIc! OF si:t CliGn! W =" Viz.
a. sn1 me- a. F tie May nr@ ..s 20 ;sss
294, tap n: "a. 81 a. scon 10 Of
SAID company, and consider any ois, RA%pOLPH
Prcsiten. Il 'anna Navie'''ch' -
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CORRESPONDENCE

To hles.rs. Crcnshaw Knight, and others Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01

Tie papers Published IN the Third District will piasr
publish.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01

AFTERNOON SESSIUN.-IEc Senate iu'i ! F." t'3sh
an. tlI la relation! .r Games G"!i hi"la4 asS''!a
,; r r:e c:,uu;y Buckingham was TAX, n n uu' I'll W
order ~ motion OF Mi SAuSpFRs ara "fA'ie" - " 60
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17
Specifications for the Cleaning aud Digging of the
Claiborne oanni In the FIRST and Fourth Districts.
md the MarigD, Cnnai.


TIE work shall be adulcad in two szIaias 9nifacta ne CONTRACT
~ bis seruritysad contractors hasing mti perform thci
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upper limit Of the thirty wds the TOP twenty
bottom, and nine feet deep
Scoa Canal in Elysian Fields Avid
Canal to FLORIDA Avenue at the top the
+ \ fee
An depths to be iten from the of the ground
or marsh lands,
All dirt sumrs he and least Eve feet
rom said to belong city; bottoms and
sies OF 50 4 cana o be well cun smooth 20 of
digging Claiborne back the Fins,
Fourth Districts sha be allowed to the Draining Machine back OF
District provided shall scufyiD the qnt
$500 that The expiration WORK h. viii rctn
the in perfect condition.
The whole be completed the
the Surveyor. - ~
The begin tho works five approval Of the
adudalohs by the Common coune and complete the sI
days Thereafter, under penalty Of dollars ner av
The bind themselves have The dams opened every
night so IS TO prevent the water backing the city
Ea Of tbs furnish an amount OF Two nous
aud dollars guarantee the arhil performance
Payments TO b. nade cash the the
after ompls Of each contrast bids 20 be ~
hundred and eight feet.
SURVEYOR Department Cry Hall Esvoeaas Febary ~ 1875
telAI L. u, PILE, Chy Surveyor