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Value Of secnrty...............
The securfy tor the Taglas nt o. these
.L.....-- l. II . l =. - al. r.-.-.. u. 4.
.....ef "a 20 .
fhe mu~f ANA

Naiue o. 81 - I"
The security tor The Tayasn these Bonds The a7s
chssceH b "a t snd only m0raze deed u trust eEe,e
q stns ~ he City ol CncDnau ths Company bsa
sflfots FTanchsss Iacoue, j D. La1er hsl-
city trust r the b 1Ghoders ample p0Ner ps
L@ Rood ~ ree and personal estate franchise G 40
eel IT, 70 HI bshesi bidder for casa default y s
paJnett u se-,si 2F principal THIS mortgage Tor se 80
cannot b. ircre ed
y the Rood 10 the Couhs and xis sod -
bOugL Rel WI nuth thsn pay N tie e" pof =.
tn C q ncnn snd ia oher tsbt Of the COMPANY sSsSv
ing this o. Of & ,S0Cf0 -.
PE0PostLs viii BE- received fof my not es 70
O. CO. UNI ThUnday TIE lst Of september nezt a. gees "
PROP vii ts edofr,ssd 10 WlNsLDW LASlEk n 20.
Assny Of tt- Congsa No 81 Wsst- Nov fofs nd0ssd nv
pea Tor Lutte Miami h.iI1ad BONDS" , -.
usf H. purchase rorej vii b. required 10 be p.d hs ms
aecspnus h'y aid sEy days AEJ par
chi..r vii b. - l7erfy pay Up fuii - Sfc,.
Interest the Bons I'll pL from the DAY OF p.Jnelt
TLs above 81 foe vii b. solo also Dtsly ani ~n0e fo'
o. ii ghes bidder.
For sry further information apply a oeI odes ,,-c.
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Unme-Iic PorIs.

Domestic P0rts.
ALEXANDRIA Aug. SD schn. Louisa wean Sharp, New
SI q. s LotSh i p r BE- Si Hss Windsor SD % Tram
BosIoS Ass AT ,5p fslsy F %,,s 800 h5 55
ssbano small Havana MhpPe Geyer Phi aeelphai Cir
scht. SsrV Peavey simpson A-rauda sEah Dsvis
sore Horton Reeve DaI, A5f.1 zee ssfs Io3n1' 90
tn R,der SeR-York Louisa Chase d. Conyoy Howe. Bsfa
sex tars piree ofWass 81 sampson Llrepo5 srG Jaet
Or Hilton Por 50 Prince ss.' A. H.tsA ssFut Cpt.il
ms Br Lowry, syaney Oneeo Emery ,yd7ey C. b W
s s. s b. P ssI. DC :' sa.a P ess Graz, % S n
town C. Csore kelley Phi Pba snyrns spr.sle %
Ca. ThOHs' ssa1e;, Do Soo R.eo B'oSa Do J sa
.oD 90 L.isyse lsod Ro-i J. Ty.or sleeper Por
Woodwel PsinBgI As1.ndIa; csnnrtye YORK Do Assrs.
Pine, Bsti@sre Hspetea, rorgy Pa.laasPhi. MI sias-e
Oitbs F..tan Lonns Do Wreath Wa do PaO. snh
Sut beS9ene AosoIs-y .ss ~ o. r1ss Seio
q 70 >, a. - 90, 20 Il = u5 rs ~ or So.s.
Bk DAME Webster .la bns Belle a. ed % Fntsy BARK Como
Roads About hnld os~srasosa1 vessels aneho
BALTIMORE AaE T-lr steamer Totten kellogg Her YORK
,chr Bueus 81. - Bo-0n C hiP Rosbues- wadea
lofodsnbur; sehesese Bremen NOe Hancock Poit.aogh
BATE Aus EAr Ina Nsry srl yan Prse. Edward. s.a
&C. sis s n A s a E l Sa ne f '5 o . Yer.
cHGRLEsT0S Aas tee brig wr.tll yorse. Prgrss-nss.
VENT SEA bs' CD spaa s.eFa Bs'eioa A1rsIstle,
Nor.h q El-0pe.
40 ed chr J Pas-rson Ds,e. Ph,,..siphia
CITY POINT. s-ArE schr H.fsget W0gOn. NeN-York
20 actr " estoTel. blsfcn
GEORGETOWN 0. e. AuE 5-Buz Ara Gu Tar Pieruo.
sd SIR MOI BedeL sillo-slr- Nsv-fcfk.
GEORbEIONN sc JEy AR schr Hendrix Hudson, Lex
from ssV-fcfE .os Jsckso-ELle, ltco sd A1z 81
GALVESTON. Jay lsCd- sap Star R-puhhc. Share. New
Ysrt ish bat Novuu beEa, Carr Se~f0G sa, scr W "
Fufcn. Jofne. N-E-l1rx
HALLOWELL-Arr Is- sehIs Oaoe, Ne~-Yoik d. Flrfed
New
NOBLE. July E-Aff. ,hp Aza Rotilsn hswOreans. brx
Lreto Gichrisi Phsd-pLis q D .snp 5sck Wsrnor Bl
Ms;sso-ds- 5ih- AGnir.l. Biyen, SsE-Y0-k.
NV ORLEANS, JAW San slip Qae NctonA Ch.se Liver
pool Gray Esny HsTzEa. scr Roam Braz.
sanaso Cd sip Shavlu Hubbard LIVERPOOL BARK Cata4rn.
Wsts Boson brs Trans Casrrh Gaye- Marta WEB
b-r. Pensacola
th-Arr stearhip Fae07 Gray Aspnw1l: schr g.rT Ellen
Coseua Pe-sacoa ca. schra N r Psrtz Trse. - Msrx.
and Newport. ". A k.IE. Giant Ape-scncos-
frh-Cld. schr. Diana, Meyer BrAxo- S1n-isxo
s<b-Ar barks Oss spl RocL Bacelona Mary smith
ehasd Bostou Coe Charleston Esnnsrds TSP Ysies
Havana. Fnkn Mcsen Msisps4s. broom Faos DO. srhrs
Bsrbcur Aralsss; Geo w n Harrison Warning Pens.
col. Below ship Gung Star from Posnoath n H. CD steam
,hp Anera Nelson SABINE Pas ships incl Foster Liverpool
lorna (sp) Riy.s Barcelona; william Dos1e Phi.dephs
Porl Lsvaca VI. Biloxi; Gen W Hsru- W.rns PensAeoA
Sch-Sd seA1sePs Texas Place Vera Cruz. Perseverance,,
Esrbes Gkyssa S sSsasA saPs Sss.lsl Th0IPsas stone
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NOHWALk, q J
V'O he STOCKHOLDERS Of the TOLEDO. NOR
Il WALK .nd CLEVELAND RAILROAD CONPANY-Ne
tic hereby avsn that Books - rd CompsnJ III
b. crsed nom ths h % s 18th koE. hcusve ~aieh AS dsi
the eddiunn De- ssued the pus2ess
acep Stockholders will forward Their sg
u1rsfosto this Office.
male the sock account o. BE- ffe- the Cons dat
Cd COMPANY " =. klTrREDGE Trsassrer
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Included in the general MERCHANDISE for the week
s227 SAL in Iron ss6s $50 in Sugar sl30,seO IN Hemp
sis37sO in Coffee, ana s5i,95i in Tea
The following are the Exports for he week ending Mon
day Aug = 1858;
IIytKTeol-S72 pigs Cotton I475 bbs Flour i25 do Naval
Stores Lad O IN IS bush Wheat ASH ~haie6'a
ssSs To6seo iSes. IS essk Meal
eo sSSe: es az ,s S S G F
4 CASES Books Pkss Machinery, Cas- Medoncs u Oars
% pss Fun & Sperm 81 Mana ToSS
ii ssses TOSsceo IS eo,es sanaPariA
HULi-lSss ebls Nsys Sores 10 PKG do
N.WcAsrLg-l ~ bbls. Naval
Bsir.sr-sSs bis Flour & lS5 bu.h. Wheat
GI.sGo,2 bale. Coon, 7ss bos Flour 5l do Nsva stores
.sas S9Pan, wsSa q 81. o Bacon a" s a. 15 a.
So sss. 50 So R,d On $40 = Man Tobacco us pA' Bat
H,yKt bales Cotton nel b; kyoy 7e casks Rec s. lis
whsebous ee Ssvss - sSs jewelers. Asaes = GO fsNi,
Wheat Bars Is laeS aobes Ocds do C'nsves
90 MssSs M S Cotton 40 se. Ashes 500 do Naval Stores
is cks Rice Honey 6ts bushels Waes - pieoss "ool
sSn ss ca SAVES - SS Naval Stores Iron Safe, Is
Fpn1fure. Is AZ lu.p ielr eutf Wagon.
lo has Cotton 2Oso bals Naval Stores do
loo Coo Oh ~ ea,ss Dry UoaS - hhe b~ 20 a' .ss
q cess hAss, q S NJ Ma Sas Sp.Bse case Wstsh
RorrEepAM IBIS Nsvsl Stores leo do Ashes 10 cases Pc
OIL AgneUlUfai Implements ~ oaes sAfsaP~"A oss MA
6iss.IIaE sss Co,ioa 40 bis EooI l do Naval SSrss
Refnec SUGAR. Se.s t1s'e
Bxtr,sH NoErG ANEkIcAN CoIoNEs-29 bh FLOAT 80 do
porl 100 do do BeAa. 40 Narnis $50 do
Ret 81 DO hhds 10 ~ % Bi
,, e do MArafscR,d 1o3aeo 5 90 Leather bSes Hops 100
hhoS Moaes 10 Ginger. 10 hhds Ra
sSos,e Furniture, es Ree, - pkgs Drugs
nst,n WASH lNpiSs2t bhs Flosr dc. Meal do Rye
do Lard On Pork 10 do Bsol % SEA Sesa 70 DO AeP
flo do CEese, 10 do Hams So do Manu-
ssr,,5 Iaee bbls Corn, lie gas Lad o. eases Hans d.
ss a uus Ice bales Hay 2 pas pFrs d. DOnsseS 70 %
fsirts &C ,ss, A,.A a. a, A.,
as,ntne and lSS tts lisms aud bAc1a 10 bbs
A. 80 Sbd IN Is Ikgs nned Fruits Sco sness >
slsea So rs Bsui s5ls snip Bread tla5i Dos Miaus
s Ihco $50 pkss Noodwa 80 hNs Candies DO COOks
Crneof 100 Rope SO StoVes 10 CASKS band CASES
Css DO Clo,aus do Furniture ~ keS Mas :. PAS Bstsr
S. 60, TnWar 10 esses swap Ssross sd Powders
vr.seH wksr Isprseo shocks Stoves p md IS ba
me- 40 hid fobaceo ~ s3n fUrpsnnne 90 boxes h9s
100 I Gem IS hi, Beef Potatoes - 90 Corn meal do
P,etled Fsh Carriages, IA crates Onions
hbds Corn McA u bis Poatoel - 90 bes % 90
<,,,i. IN penne 100 90 Snip Bread 10 60 Ae - 10 Tar a.
1891 90 VANISH do Pckeet Pisa Do hiscSns % 90
pot I'd Docks lo DO Medcne Lot os SAP
e Ia Hans 6lSi Butter e0 OunPosdeT . 90 Sperm "a
do. ~ DRIED FISH SO kss irou Nsi ~"
49, 100 sIooks LuheI Isl b0 Onions $50 rsans
packages HARDWARE SO bushels Corn gallons
s oil 10 boxes Soap 80 % HsUs IS bags oskan coils
e. 60 Ola. Rice, Is Matches io Chande
50 ssddeTy packages FaH'ae ~ eases Ale DO HAS SS0
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The Anthracite Coal Trade for The week Sna season fro

The Imports Tor the weeN do not show very large
increase her in Dry Goods general Merchandise, as
will appear from the following comparison.
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T0frDO, NORwsLS AND ttENttANu k,uEo.D,l
NosvALE, Ohio july a, 1859 !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that meeting Of the
' scciho de Of The q and {. r. r Co. and tho Juncha
Railroad Company Will BE- led his cfce FRIDAY tbs Day
~ectnf DliEClbtS Of the ONsO
DATED lC'eyelsla and Toledo RAiLRO Nd COMPANY aid 70
sue other business come before tlfu1.
The Polls Will be 90 10 O'Clock A. emf closed ~ 0eok
NJ by cIdsr Of th- Executive omnntiee
" \. KlrTREDGE, Secretary 7. & C. r. r. G.,
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NNIICT to CONTRACTORS. =

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS -- Sealed Proposals
~ b. ihe sned through the PoOfca
rcs noon Nsdnesdy Ausust i7th for the Grading
Ns-ry Bennington Railroad extending from Lambsrt
~ o. 20 ferlf- lfou- II Is miles
The viii be sadF for usnecon blanks will e furnished cod
prol.es sIhit .fed on snd after August l2th -
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Included in the general merchandise for the week
sg97,sn in Iron SOS $50 in Sugar, sl9o,s9O IN Hemp
sls37sO in Coffee ana s5I95i in Tea
The following are the Exports for The week ending Mon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

For The Enquirer
Messrs Eiiiors-Whin the past several weeks fire. Quent
have appeared in HE columns Of InUr-
mil recommending individuals sutst a per.
10 fill the newly created otfcs oil commissioners OF
The Board Of Public Works.
MANY il ALL Of these communications have referred 10
The importance Of these offices the public interests and
ths M cess for the selection al best fill Them
In his entirely When We consider the lncrcas
ing interests internal improvements ard the magni-
ude Of The State debt, and know that The direction Of hr
one and the management rf the other will be entrusted
This Board we do overate the office of Commissioner
when we knn second TO office in STATE govern
ment honesty fidelity and capacity should be looked
ON as necessary qualifications for uce-thcy shoud
be especially regarded in the selection OF The ncumbents
This All thu, desire is that The people may mako such
selections may rebound 10 inc interests and honor oil
the Commonwealth.
Hailine as do from The South Side District propose
10 invite the attention OF the people of that district the
claims Of q gentleman, whose name have not men,
TONED in Eastern journals, and whose qualifications
consider eou SUPERIOR TO any whose names have been
announced refer Col James H. Piper OF tho county of
Wvthe II naive talent educatc and experience can
any man nr tic discharge of the duties of this responsible
office Cc P.imr is pre.eminently qualified. BY nature
gentleman %, education echula by profession enqi
neer by pubic service statesman. and by experience
PRACTICAL nan he stands before the people OF the district
with strong claims upon their confidence and offering the
best guarantees that max commence IS eposea In m II
will not be abused
The writer Of this, has had communication with Col
r. upon this subject, and does not know whether he
desires or would accept the Office. In making this nonna
lion his object has been consult the wish OF Col p but
the interest of the district believing, as he doee that by the
election OF the man. The district would be the greater gamer
of The two AN EASTERN MAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

County CiestefclI Of Dop>y the cheI, the
s:jSaNNAil COLE the 81 year leaTing
usbind and family children her
u<s
pE5- Abingdon papers p!ea-c copy
DEED cry, FRIDAY 18th Just short illness Of
ahcat nry hours Nj. THOMAS BOTTOMS (fnn.ry al
the SD OF his age leaving ana
children friends Ne "a,
and acconac husband kind
who knew HIM
p.ra tie u inst, the cnrrr: :: Gnocisr: ;.s iri%iA
POOLE. MAJOR James ponrc tho 4sth gear her age.
ear;n-a Auh children
their Im.y circle lie suIpei
professor religion ard he ltist
Church = although her
did allow her lie opportunity regular
preaching. Hor relatives ani chds with the
lief that when her earthly tabernacle solved she
bulldog not maie Sith hands eternal IN the hearcns. C.
residence in Amherst c,un!y Va 10Th
March loa3 Mrs EII BETH APPLN cousurl The late
Thomas hrgilHg, III the 81 year OF her
DIED al H. residences the county Amelia the sll March
Nj Walden WILLIS IN the 9th his
VIE and one daughter to bemoan his rreParab
the irh al New Town ueen MA
RIA LOUISA KIDD long potrGctej Illness This lovely
mad reached The life. Hover full
beauty. when she down
relentless syiha dcal. Il passed among
Romans. that Gods early.
" cn!.ge are usually ~i!hrawn morning of life
Nav il be tn .onsoaoa her afflicted ent. ths
she ha. doom OF those Who reach the period
She did realize with not
old gloom s,paIG ha! ali Is vanity and 'eXl;oG sI
ii
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Gent MILAN LAMBERT Z" ten Ash's pa '''e '"s
OF the city of Kcirnd died "Wednesday last, a.'t' pr
trac.ed and painful rtss lie rnssesscd an cn'as Ppu
.uu, il r,i,us!.iy, lie cO'd-i esteem " al VIZ
knew him End The warm affection OF his Immediate Fienus
and family The latter years OF his life were emoered oy
bodily suffering and feeble heah his duties as an officer
and citizen were faithfully and puncuaiy performed 10
the la.t exrsp, when physical strength entirely failed dc
haa died universally respected leaving The inheritance OF
GOOD mare and an honest reputation 10 his childen
We have known him long and we'll In all the phases OF
social f h. commanded the respect and esteem :" MS
fellow man In long and aborous exercise Of his oic'
career he has endeavored mparay TO execute Ills pe.o
liar funcrls in such TO subserve Inc oes' "
sres.s of th people who trusted him. Although Il Is Eva
in which may and is apt To encounter Tue prey!
iices of persons against whose cllms and interests
sense of duty may have mpeled him 10 give perhaps al
verse decisions vet when reflect upon the various e"
depending VI on his decisions. Justice Impartial e'e
ed Justice must mpel 10 pronounce that ne mas S ~
faithfully discharged the duties OF MS ditncu "in.s "
gentleman O! the Virginia school, he has long heiu a "
yiabe position among his compeers which mas eh'so w
10 their warmest love; love founded upon 10 many ~
DIE Qualities his bland and social manners ana MS s'e anu
infexble resolution pursue the right accotuhs " e
hest Of his abilities regardless Of the consequences The
grave will close over his lamented remains anu 'he
mantle Of charity should whatever faults ne may have
Ind His connection with virsinas deares, sons his long
and useful pubic life among us-his many socabe qualities
endearna him TO his iicndshs earnest endeayoIs TO do
right in hi. official career-his many Qualities of head and
and his ardent and devoted love his native city and
Stale should inpel every dspassionale man to excan,
while bending in sorrow over his ashes:
Mob. SHIRTS war u with the iead
His friends alas last sad requiem gave,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25
LETTER OF SIIERRARD CLEMENS ESQ.
yyr,-

| Virginia:
The late MuundsvIc nIrn decided lha under III,
rrs" proposed ~ me- il u" t"'.fts'i'al
p 1915 the mountain counties entitled ID The next
rescniavr. My hume wns, Consequently, not prcsontcn
and the delegates from the counties o Ohio, Brooke Ian
cock, part OF Marshall and part OF Mononghla, e'h'r 'e
tired rom the convention refused TO take any lu par
in is proceedings Those who remained nominated my
fri, nj, DR.. kiGwell, OF The county OF Marion
The stale OF feeling existing bel %ecn the mountain an'
vsr counts ought 10 be hanOnizci The resolution
I'll. representative between the two geographical ~
vislns the district every four years IS nov abolished
and :r Tho Irue tho people vii be freed rom those loci
PFC which hitherto .enand they VIII he
len unranltlrd IN The selection of the best man U tt
party without reference 10 the spo. upon which he may
have his uVhud. This ia precisely what advised III The
crculr addressed the ds!ric; but short Time ago
Looking to this great end accomplished am perfect
Is willing TO yield any claims may be supposed ~ have
Many vi have die 10 be an independent cab
hi.te in opposition TO the nomination am assured
could DE- elected In the existing state oil feeling through
ont the district il is possible could be; but cannot take
| such position.
1t any injustice has been nnrpctracd section Of the
District TINE will apply the proper corrective any wrong
has been done To me- as all you suppose, willing
submit 70 IN silence 10 the assured conviction that the
active ma2nan0y of the people will later max,
a hc rcaraon that You could in my require. They
BIZ Ined for tho lime being by false counscs or pre-
mGtta,cd intrigue but he who relies upon either for
elevation vii! lean upon broken reed Public JUSTICE
be delayed bn! II cannot be destroyed long the
hUInaa heart responds what is true and noble pu5li
opinion may b. forced 10 temporary purpose which
NAV from the line Of correctness on the
ultimate Revision 10 duty and night the
bic 0 all puni=hmcnS.
IT. then as you conceive wrong has been inflicted
UPON the river division vi The district be patient and shall
be r""tici Adhere II Eaiv BIZ true o yourselves;
pardon much in those who stand around the political
atlas; and IN the erd you vii! have Of compllin
GUt ycu will give leave 10 advise this Tor your sake
if mol lIf min. SHERRARD CLEMENS.
BR' WIS HoTEir Washington City, March %, 1888
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ioauo hoscoJ
capital stock of the whole:

The completed rail roads in this st In which the Com.
mon wealth own. ffhs Of the stock, besides mort
cages many for loans make aggregate oil ABOUT
five hundred miles in length. IL this nolhnef And -
such property The State not only in the portion OF
these works already completed but in the more
portions that nearly completed be sei down al Tue
microscopic figure Of Two millions vi do'iatsi
Such interests in hands of other States would De re.
uurdsd as impera financial aud political value In the
hands of private capitalists they would be regarded as pn
cipalss Upon the books Of merchants, they would fgue
by the tens of millions 1t is only in the metuphy steal re-
fuements and verbal criticisms Of the Report that they
dwindlo down picayune proportions.
But object today not 10 sho" TO The public the
real condition of State finances 1t was 10 arrest the
downward tendency the State credit by another means
II was Legislature in session. against ndis-
crnna appropriations which becoming alamingy fire.
ouent to works secondary importance and doubtful merit
was 10 break the spell nauaon which seems TO be carry
ing ucrnbers on bndful and reckless into wild class Of
appropriations having but the number OF
votes which the of each will secure to The support
Of Others II is dangerous stae OF things that exists
dangerous to the Of the public ks IN progress
mmnenily dangerous that public credit upon wn'cn
and all the great interests of the State depend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BERKELEY.

At meeting Of the Democracy Of the county Of Berke
ley held a, Bimites Hotel in the Town OF Marnserue on
Monday the l4h day OF March 1883 III being the first day
Of the quarterly Court Of said county, In pursuance OF pre-
viouS notice; Dr. G. A. Hamnl called 10 The Chair, and
Thus. G.. Fiagg appointed Secretary
The OBJECT vi the meeting having been iy stated ana eX
planned resolution adopted authorizing the Chairman
10 un2On committee OF eight persons from different por-
Of county consider and present serles OF reso
buttons expressive u the OF The meeting ~hceupon
the following gentlemen were appointed said committee
Dennis Murphy, Allen c. Hammond Chas Stookcy, Rich.
ard D. Seaman A. W. Porer6eld John Sincendlye James
Mason aud James Walker. The Committee having retired
for short returned and through their chairman sub.
mittcd The following resolutions which ~eIGcordiay and
enthusiastically adopted with but one dissenting vote:
Resolved, That we hail with pleasure the return o our
able and distinguished fellow citizen and Representative the
Hon Charles Jas Faulkner after his abo1ous useful and
efficient service in the 32nd Congress Of the United States
Resolved, That the great ability which he has displayed
in the discharge OF The public duties oil his statlcn-the
great energy and industry with which he has maintained
The local Of his District; the fidelity and ponpti
udc with which Inc has attended to the numerous Personal
wishes vi his constituents and the Kindness courtesy and
urbanty which all have received in their official intercourse
with him. enlitr him 10 our grateful remembrance and nc
acknowledgements.
Resolved That the Democracy OF Berkeley county have
the fullest confidence in the purity and soundness OF hs
ca character and course and in his firm and faithful I'D
herence 10 the cardinal and fundamental principles OF Demo-
cratic faith
Resolved the opinion Of this meeting that the Democ
racy OF Berkeley county desire his recollection 10 that station
which he has adorned with his talents and eoquence and
where he has rendered such distinguished services not only
10 his District, but 10 our common country.
Resolved That The recent Inaugural address OF President
Pierce In all It's sentiments relating 10 foreign and do
meslic policy and especially its bold and manly de-
claraliou that the Fugitive Slave Law shall be faithfully
and giy execuedhns already gwen The country sat
isiucloy that the Democratic party mis-
taken The confidence which il rctosed in his hrmness,
patriotism and nationality and that look forward without
lear or apprehension tho ouryears prosperous
| and el0rIoEs administration Of our natbna affairs
Resolved That The Democratic papers of the District and
the Richmond Enquirer and Washington Union be requested
10 publish the above proceedings
And lherenpon the meeting adjourned sr1e die.
G. A. HAMMIL. Chairman
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON CITY.

"asHINa-"S, March 23.rne Senate TO tsy confirmed
Hugh Anderson E-l OF Maine as Cuu,us sione Of Gus.
IONS, t'hll2 Roach 80 Appraiser and Richard p Ham.
m"nd . Collector Of San Francisco and Henry Wilton as
Marshal Of Illinois
The President sen! in to-day The nomination of Ms
hawthorne the Bogra2ner, Of Massachusetts as Consul
Liverpool Thomas Pierce distant relative Of the Pie.
siten a. Postmaster III Hiilsboro Now Hampshirc ard
Renlatn JachawGy as Indian Agent Of The Choctaw os-
ton
The Senate will probably adloufn finally on Monday next
INC Census bureau Is about being organized. The
clerical force is 10 be INCREASED about forty by
nehis and perhaps nc" appointments.
g. ". Feather. ,onhaugh has to CAY nos,cd Mr. E,en NJ
Wisconsin, as liar! snsve sconndel coward because
he did not resent q cOwhding, &c.
The Gardiner case was resumed this morning. with The
examination ct Captain Barry He described from personal
exploration the whole region Of Lagunas where Gardiner
states his mine TO have been located Ii l. an extremely
mountainous and wild country and the roads eaGnr la Il
ve;y bad The? are principally mu. paths and utterly i'm.
pasSahe Tor carriages steam engines and other mining ap-
paiatns would have 10 be carried Ike backs az mules
do which lie thought impossible He conld find nothing re-
sem'' Tg mine and norhng oi the scoria OF mine ia the
county he ntd tree The records OF the
ana aicadcs hat could Ind record VI silver mines He
unhG'sOod that Dr. Gardiner there The house of Don
Jose loadn, hen he and the Commissioners were there
he went 10 P"ndj With wo Commits Ia notify Or
Gardiner that The Commissioners had arrived and would be
glad 10 have him show Them his mine
The Cut ruled all the conversation with Paudos our as
aiieT was not present. though the prosecution said lhfy
would follow II up b. evidence showing that Garrn. was
10 adjoining and heard it. Tho Court then adjourned