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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

Glass Ware. Glass Ware!!
n DOZ. gall Tnrture 'ottles; d"z. gallon
- tinc,ure bottles; dnz. gallon tinc,nre bottles;
doz at ,incture bottles doz pint tinc't hotties
do mint do do do gall. spec lie JarS
s do each 4. ? and l or glass stort Walls;
G do gall. specie jars; s doz. Gt specie jars;
6 do ut specie jars; d" gall. squat do
. do | gallon salt mouth bottles;
4 do ar DO do do do
4 do quart do do do
4 do each s, 1, 2 and l OF salt mouth bottles;
20 gross OF. vials 20 gross OF. do
IS gross AMI s OF. walls;
2 gross, earh quart and pint packing bottles;
do quart TASKS; grcSs pint TASKS;
DO qrpint do just received ana tor sale 10"
by S l. BURNAP. Druggist
NAV o. 20 Burlington, Iowa.
1lOOTS; - d"z. Calf, Kid and seal Boots, at re-
I ,duccd prices by tmy 3O) GARRETT kCoorER
n1ACXEREL; Nos.s and in hbls and half bhls.
lNl for sue by (may 30) GARRETT < COOPER
r IGHTNTNG RODS-Sp, at,'s Patent Lightning
/ lRnds. for saehy (my 3e) PRtGH COOK
C,rAR CANDLES.-5oo lbs Star candles for sale
= low,by april, 800 r GAY.
DREAK1NG PLOWs: Peoria Breaking Flows,
ID for by my: 3) PRuGH Cooh
n PIECES CARPETINGs, for sale by
u apr,l25,,5o Parsons, Corr & Parsons
r lNsEED OIL; for sale wholesale and retail by
i ;,ne IA 80 4 2unSar, Burlington
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Biake's Patent, Fire aud Water Proof Paint, or
Artificial Slnte.
Puh!ic Sale Of Real Estate.


1.~s THE un 'crsisned, commissioners, appoint
sS ed TO SILL IA Real Estate Of the late Benz amin
aS,> Cu,hirth, deceased. will on the 29th day of
June 1850. between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. I.
and O'Clock. r. NJ. sell TO the highest bidder, the
west half and part of the east half OF the north
west quarter OF section Is, in township SO north
of range west in five lots. a lie scription of Whit
will he exhibited on the day Of sale. Said sale to
take place on the premises.
grTerms made known on the day OF sale.
WM LANME,. Jr.,
FRANKLIN WILCOX. Com'rs.
Nav 3o ls5o-ts BENZ. VAN DYKE.
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PIO W. 81! pIO w -!

4 LWAYS on hand and for sale at the Hanufsc-
N tureI's Prices, the Moline Flows, ofali kinds,
which acknowle. ged to be superior 10 any on
er Plow ever introduced into the country. They
are war; anted to perform WELL and il they DO not,
all the purchaser has to do. is to return the Piow
and get his money at ALFRED CEARKE'S
april rs, so Jefier son street. Burlington
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
lust received and is now opening, in addition
j to his former stock. a large and splendid as
sortment of DRY, GOODS, HARDWARE, GRO
CERES, ETC. His stock is now complete, having
been purcha in the Eastern cities, and selected
with eye single to the interest Of the commune
Nv at large, he atters hims elf that he sell up
on little better terms than any other house.
Those who may wish to purchase, viii do well to
call and examine his stock fore purchasing else
where. ALFRED CLARKE
Burlington Iowa. MAY 9, 1850
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FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY,

FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY,
Under the Barrett House, jefferson ST.. Burlington.
- MRS MCDONALD, respectfully announces
Elto the Ladies OF Burlington and vicinity, that
w. she has just returned from the City OF New
York, with splendid assortment,of the choicest
GOODS, exclusively for Ladies wear, which she
can sell at the lowest possible prices-ss her pur-
cheses were all made with cash. Her stock csa-
sists in part as follows
Flowers, feathers and laces OF all kinds;
Fancy Dress Goods.
De lanes, barages, Albertines, Labrador lawnsj
Silks and sains very rich) varying in prices nom
81 so to SO cents.
large lot of Mourning Goods, barred mnslins,
bonnets of every description, such IS French
lace, Aibino chip, Jenny Lind, English straws and
variety Of other Braids.
COMBS of shell, silver and imitation she'll.
Collars. cuffs, Infants waists, edgings and other
Embroidery.
GLOvES.-Ladies and childrens Kid, Iislc thread
and other cotton Gloves.
Hosiery, pocket hdkfs. French kid sinners;
Buskins and walking shoes. superior article;
childrens and Infants shoes OF every kind;
Zephyr wnrsted, wors.ed, needles;
Canvas Embroidery Patterns, etc.. etc.
RIBBONS Of the most elegant description;
Collars from 70 and half cents to 81 80;
CurS; hraids bands Of all shades and coiors suit
ybie for old and yourg;
Perfumery, brushes and combs, Ivory Fans;
Gold and silver Buckles, stamps for dresses, etc.
Ladies will find her stock comprises more com
plete variety than is usually found together In ono
store. She has also brought with her some OF the
most teautifi, Patterns for dresses, Hantilias,
capes, cloaks, caps and robes, from the most FASH
ionabfe Milliners and Dress Makers in the city OF
New York. Her arrangements are such that she
will be constantly receiving direct from New York.
tho late st styles of goods and she is DESTROYS Of
meriting continuance OF The patronage which has
heretofore been so literally bestowed {inay 1880
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PARTRIDGE CO.
lfFER FOR SALE. on the most favorable terms
~ 1890 bags Ground Alum salt.
100 bags l.. b. salt; 1000 do. I. I. do;
sooo bags prime Rio coffee; 900 hhds n. O.sugar;
800 hbls s. II. and Plantation molasses;
10 chests and half chests G. p. ana Imp. tea;
10 chests aud half chests Y. n. and black t. "a;
. tierces rice; 900 boxes tobacco;
seo bags spun cotton; SO bales cantllewick;
- casks salaratus; so bales cotton Irvine;
30 rcams wrapping paper; 1000 kegs nails;
100 dol. Manila he'd cords; so coils rope;
20 casks madden; s ceroons indigo;
Ioe boxes starch; 200 boxes No. soap;
sVo boxes mould candles; SO bags pimento;
90 bags pepper; 40 boxes chocolate;
- kegs ginger: 100 boxes ground spicesi
.oe bales new u hnshei gunny bags;
W boxes assorted widow glass.
- A0ulS, June ~. lS50-6m p. co
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COMPREHENSIVE.
'NHE subscribers have this day formed a copart-
! hership under the firm and style OF PART
slDCE CO., for the purpose Of transacting a
seneral Commission, Forwarding and Grocery HUI
mess. and i'll make liberal cash advances on con-
sSnments OF produce, either for sale in St Louis,
asw orleans, New York, or Boston.
GEO. PARTRIDGE,
JAMES SMITH,
Louis, June |, $50 WM H. SMITH.
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Perfuinery and Fancy Articles.
I HAVE just received large assortment of Per-
fumery, consisting in part of Cologne water, FAM
cv extracts for handkerchief pomades; Bears oil;
Peifumeh iockets; Fancy soaps; Eau Lustrale; Lii
y white; Maccas>ar oil, and all sorts Of Fancy Ar
tices. which you will have to call and see. as
have not time or space I" enumerate BURSAP
Burlington. april IS, 80 jefferson street
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PRICES REDUCED!

Lamps and Britannia Ware:!
II ANING arranged our second story expressly
L for Lamps, Looking Glasses and Britannia
Ware, ,,tfrr a beautiful anu complete as
snrtment, viz: All kinds Of Solar Camphene. hang
ing. 81 lie and hand Lamps: Britannia Tea and Cot
fee Fots; sugar bowls: cream cups; pocket TASKS.
and complete sets Of britannia Tea Ware; Looiing
Glasses. Of all sizes ON 50 90 to 10 cents, embrat
ing the most complete assortment ever hcfore Of
ferea in this city, and at unprecedented low pri-
ces-aso. looking glass plates of a / sizes and toi
let Glasses with stand and drawers-a'sn, Britain
MIA. brass and iron CandlestiCks and Giranaoles.
The pubic are invited to call and examine our
stock, as charge is made f,r showing them.
GRiFFITHS cos Hardware store,
may 80, 80 No. 9, Jefferson street.
Blake's Patent, Fire aud Water Proof Paint, or
Artificial Slate.
w E are authorized to sell Blake's patent Fire
w and Water Proof Paint, which is universally
acknowedg to he the best article of the kind ev
er produced. 1t is being used for covering roofs,
Of either shingles matched boards, zinc, sheet iron
or thick paper.
1t is iuhestructible by fire. impcrvious 70 water
and if SUI iectrd to extreme heat, will not char
the wood. I, is used upon Brick Walls. both a
paint aud ornameat. IL foIms perfect stone coat
ing, through which particle of moisture cannot
pass and upon every thing you wish to protect from
fire weather. The cost is very trihing, not m ore
than the common paint and is much more durable.
For sale at GRlFFITHS Il Co.'S Hardware store,
miy 80, $50 No. 2, Jeticr son street
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Com mercial.

0fHANKe.-Rev. ]. G. SHiAX re,Grus his tranas 10
he Ladies ofhs Church and those cooperating for the
compliment rendered him. and trusts that they and his
ether generous d"aors may be ahnndan,y arded by
Hin vino il not unm,ndul Of cup Of cold water bestos
e1spss disciple in the name Of a disciple.
The action Of Dr. storms Scotch Cough Candy
dsefs very materially from any other compound
essr invented. II not only allays Bronchial Irri-
mon, but, operating as very mild purge, il keeps
Rstomach and bowels in healthy condition, ieav-
lEtae patien: an appetite which few other Cough
fixtures could impart.
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Req. E. W. Sehon-Rcr. Ed,r'd Stevenson.
The following is a verbatim copy Of a certificate
now in the posse ssion of the proprietor Of BULBS
SarsaparilIa. Rev. f. w. Schon is widely and gen.
orally known as an eloquent and accomplished Pas
tor of the NJ. f. Church, and Rev. Etward Steven
son has been known as one of the most talented
and Jealous members TINT the Kentucky Confer
ence could boast of for and at this time
is filling the high and responsible station of agent
for the NJ. f. 30 X Concern. South. Can the ~ GRID
produce better more satisfactory testimony in
favor of any medicine?
Louisville, May %, 1919.
We have used John Bnl'S SarsapaIil!a. and have
known II to he used with entire satisfat iion, and
we have no hesitation in stating that we be-
licve it to be a safe and valuable medical Com
pound. and calculated to produce much good, and
relieve much suffering; and therefore. would cheer
fully aud earnestly recommend IT to the afflicted.
F.. w. SEION.
| r. STEVENSON,
r-For particulars Of the effects Of this wonder
full medicine the reader is referred to the adver-
tisems Mt to be found in another column. tmy %
| G5.For sale by F.. f. GAY, Burlington, Iowa.
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'A1IkipGE. JAMES SMITH. wM II. ;.
Partridge & CO,

Partridge & co,
I. ENERAL Crocers, Commission and Forward
- nag Merchants, No. II, Water street, ST Lou
~ No Gf.Wili make liberal cash advances on
eoasisnments of Produce, for sale in ST Louis. New
Vfieauss New York and Boston. fjune /, 5o-6m
N0T1CE.-The SUBSCRIBERS having sold out
AVtneir entire stock in trade to Partridge Co..
eaeerfully recommend them to our former custom
u and solicit for them q continuance OF their pat
onage. June 10, 500 SMITH. BROS CO
UkNOVAL.-The subscriber has removed from
IL No. 81 to No. II Water street.
June -, lS5o-6m GEO. PARTRIDGE
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{ GUNNER CLOTHING, at reduced prices. We
Care anxious To close out our Stock oil summer
Clothing and will give great Bergans.
may 40 $40 GARRETT l. COOPER
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Jefferson street, between Main a-l Third, north
side. two doors above J. S. Schramm's.
BARGAINS!. BARfAINS!!!
n. HElNSHEIMER " CO are opening a
j new and s,lerdld stock Of SPRING AND sun
MER CLOTHING, consisting of every Variety
Our stocks are well made and Of the latest ash
ions. which we will sell CHEAPER than any other
establishment west of the All cheny Mountains.
Persons who are in want of Clothing. cannot put
thrir time to better use than by calling and making
liberal purchases.
-. Remember and call at the BURLINGTON
CLOTHING EMPORIUM. the only establishment
where rcai bargains are to he had.
Burning tou. april 50, 1850. J. Fl. II. co
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FIRE. FIRE! FREE:

ETNA INSURANCE co. HARTFORD
CONN.-ARE YOu INSURED.
A THE subscriber being appointed Agent for thS
Sss'T7 abnre Company is prepared TO take risks Oh
property Il; the most reasonable rates.
burlington, Dec co. IsIa F00TE co
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF f.
w. CLARK, BROS. CO.
LATE ARRIVAL.

LATE a RKlV AL.
T HAVE just received the largest Spring Stock Of
/ Boots, Shoes, Leather, Shoe Findings and Sad
diery Hardware ever brought to this City, and am
Offering them lower rates than can he bought in
the state, and cheap as any market in the West.
My stock of BOOTS and SHOES, was bought with
view OF establishing permanent wholesale trade.
l can offer sufficient inducements TO those who have
heretofore purchased in st Louis to trade with me.
l would say to Harness and Shoe Manufacturers
that they rely upon finding large and well
ss.rted stock at small advance above Eastern pri-
ces. Orders will be promptly attended to-. Mer-
chants will do well to call and examine my stock,
Main street, few doors above Jefferson, east side
Burlington, march q, 1850 r S ADAMS
slaA DOZ. Upper; doz. Kips; Is doz Calf skins,
wv of different Tanneries, for sale low at
march 81, $50 RS ADAMS
10 ASDA LBS. sole Leather 5000 lbs. oak
l ~.Je)J tanned; 1000 lbs. Harness skirting
and Bride leather. to be had Cheapat
march 81, 80 r S ADAMS
Doors AND SHOES. very large assortment
ID from Eastern manufactures, for sale whole sale
and retail. (n,arch u, '5O) RS ADAMS
A LARGE assortment oc Shoe Findings, Saddle
~ ry Hardware, Innings, Bindings, Pad and Goat
skins, just received and for sale by
march 1880 s ADAMS
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lust received large and extensive stock OF all
y kinds Of shirts made Of good material, which
can be had very cheap at the Ciothn. Emporium
of jill HEINSHEINER 4 co
may 9
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THE UNION MUTUAL LsFg INSTR
ANCE C0NPANy.-Came mp tn the insur.
aN~- Ofce and have your life Insured The
k2~.-A Subscribers being for the above Mutual
Company prepared to Iss'.e policies upon the
lives OF ind, iauals resi- ling in the States going
to California-for particulars please apply to,
Burlington. april $3.50 FOOTE x co
Es"Dr p. McLaren examining Physician.
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TINS Machine is now in general use in Illinois,
i and is better adapted TO the wants and use OF
every Farmer, than any other. II is warranted to
cut two acres of wheat or other small grain rer
hour. and save three-fourths that is scattered in
ordinary grading, which is 30 per cent more than
McCormick's Reaper is warranted 10 DO, and rfT do
il easier for man and horses. r%Orters will be
promptly filled by G LAuMAN 4 BRO
Burlington. Iowa, mayo Agents
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
E. ID. JaSSar.

nEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
lJQueensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc, in
the store formerly occupied by Thos Hedge, JEFF.
ferson street. Burlington. (may l6, 80
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q ssLs ALCOHOL, Of superior quality, just re-
eDccived and for sale wholesa sale aud retail by
June "a, $50 DVRSAP, bnrhncso"
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FATS AND CAPS: FashionabIe mnIeskin hatSi
broad brm Russia do; SLOUGH and Hungarian
DO; drab beaver Mexican do; mems and boys cloth
and glazed caps, for sale cheap by
maya ]. G.. LAJMAE BRO
T EGHORN Hats: Double and Single brm leg
IL horn hats; pearl, straw and Rutland. for sale by
may ., $50 G. LArNAS l. BRo
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Drs j. II. 4 q. X. Henry,

NsoEoNs AND PHYSICIANS. IFofice on
.ara street, a few doors north al Barrett House.
Public Square. ;une -. 1850
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slsA DOZ. Upper; doz. Hips; IS doz Calf skins,
wv of different Tanneries, for sale low at
march & ADAMS
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DRY GOODS.
Do BALES very heavy A brown shectings;
I0sJ 10 do batting, wicking and wadiIng;
60 ps ticNin-s, brown driilin:S and bags'hg,
SO do hleachcd muslins, drills white cambrics;
40 do assorted summer pant and coat sun;
500 do do prints, lawns and ginghams
500 lbs. cotton Yarns, etc, etc.
ALSO, Shawls hhkfs; hosiery, parasols; ribbons;
buttons: pins needles: thread: combs; colcred cam
brics; nankeens; brown hollands, brown coat lin
ems; white linens: table covers; apron checks;
stripes; vestings; fringes gimps, etc. for sale by
aur Is, so PARSONS. COPP PARSONS
@ FRESH DRUGS and MEDlCINES.-The sub
~ scriber is receiving his spring supplies of
k9 goods in his line, which he warrants fresh and
genuine, and offers for sale on reasonable terms.
march H. 80 JF TALLANT, jefferson ST.
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY, Capital 2Oo, 900
N1RE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE, Vim
cennes, Indiana, C. NJ. Allen, secretary; n. T.
Eldridye, Treasurer; n. N. Carnan. President.
Burlington, Jan. 24,' 80 JNo G. FOOTE, Agent
-V1LATFORM, Counter and Tea Scales, for sale
iby fmay %, 500 PRuGH COOK
CASH: 1000 lights, superior by 10 and 10 BY
- y Pine Sash, Just received and for sale by
srril 1s,'s PARSONS, torF PARSONS
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'I,HE new and popular Cyclopedia Of Domestic
! Medicine, by Keith Imray, NJ. D.. embracing
Physiology with plate ETC.. ETC.. just received and
for sale at Eastern prices at ADRAHAMs'
may ga so BURLINGTON hook store
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NEW GOODS.

OSIERY AND GLONES.-Lad'es black an"
l colored Kid Gloves; Ladies silk frnged and
cotton gloves: Cents silk fiinSeh ana cotton
gloves; white and black hose; white ana miNeo
cotton half hose; for sale cheap ty
r,v o 5 Du ROIS
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| CASH FOR WOOL.
| IN nnn LBS Wool wanted by the subscribers
| sJO.ODO for which cash will be paid on delivery.
| Burlington, Jun g. 80 Parsons, Corr \ PARSONS
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DoNNETS, all kinds; bonnet ribbons, Powers,
j } trimmings, etc., for sale cheap by
may =. 80 GARRETT COOPER
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ADVANCES.
T,HE subscriber viii make liberal cash advances
on wool left with them for shipment to their
friends in Philadelphia or Boston.
iuae6 WI COOLHACGu & CO.
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Doors and SHOES: rs eases assorted, just rec'd
A. FIR sale by E'y2) GARRETT X COOPER
DROWN and hleacheG table linen s-4 wide, for
- sale by tmy o GARRETT COOPER
GLASS: 8 by 10 and 20 by -. for sale cheap by
II may GARRETT 4. COOPER
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-22

been made with Great Britain in relation the preten
sions of that government, but that Mr. Clayton had
offered propositions to Sir Henry Bulwer points as
to which he not instructed Mr.. Clayton proposed
that neither the United States nor Great Britain should
retain jurisdiction over any part of Central America.
Lord Pamerstons views on the subject were not then
known. But it | mistake not, they are pretty well
known to government by this tme; and there
very strong to believe that the two governments
will very soon to any arrangement on that point
Persons of intelligence, who have had very recent
opportunities of an intimate acquaintance with Southern
sentiment-from New Orleansto Richmond--state that
the people generally though attached to the Union
ahead OF the representatives here, In regard to move
ments suitable to the crisis.
Mr.. Calhoun is not long for this world, according to
the judgment of his friends. Mental excitement, in adj
dItion to bodily intirmlty, is wearing him down His
tempt to remove him to his residence at Fort Hill
There does not seem to be much disposition, on the
part of the Senate to reject Gen. Taylors nominations
The only fear is thattoo many of them will be confirm
ed lon.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-22

LIZ FOR NEW YORR--Meycsants Old Line
49, Richmond and Ne,o York Packels--The supe-
nor fast sailing regular packet schr MISSIONER, R.
H. Mcgee master, having the greater portion OF her
cargo already on board, will have immediate dis
patch For freight of 500 packages tobacco, to COM
pete cargo and passage, having superior furnished
commodaons, apply to master on board, at Ludlam's
wharf, or to -
mh2l ROWLETT & COLQUITT.
ET FOR NEW YORK-FTRST PACK
80 ET-VIRGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND
AND NEW YORK PACKETS To sail positiye-
ly on Saturday. the 23d inst-The superior fine fast
sailing new packet schooner NEW YORK, Captain
John H. Smack having the greater portion of her car
go engaged, and going board, will positively sail as
above For balance Of freight al 300 packages tobac
CO, passage, having superior accommodations, ap-
ply to Captain on board, at Ludlams wharf, or to
NH 81 DAVID CURRIE.
"a. FOR NEW IRST
80 PACKET-To sail positively on Saturday, the
Both inst Virginia and Louisiana Line.-The su-
perior fast sailing new packet barque VIRGINIAN
Capt. Nathaniel Boush, having portion Of her cargo
engaged and going on board, will positively sail as
above For balance of freight, cabin or Storage pas
sage having superior accommodations Apply to cap
tain on board at Rockets, or to
DAVID CURRIE,
HASKINS & LIBBY, or
NH 81 lCHAS. T.. WORKMAN & co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-22
LATEST NEWS.
By Magnetic Telegraph.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, March 81, ]

WAsHINGToN, March 81, P. M
SENArE-Mr FooTE presented a series of resolu-
tons adopted by the Legislature of the State of Missis-
sippi In presenting them he took occasion to defend
The people of the State he had the honour in part to
present the floor of the Senate from the charge OIL
desiring dissolve the Union. He said hatno anal
ogy could be drawn between the proposed Nashville
Convention and the famous one which assembled in
Hartford during the last war with Great Britain The
National Inteligencer had wholly ailedn its endeavor
to render the two Conventions analogous.
The Senate then took up Mr.. BRADBURYs resolution
relative to removals from office.
Mr. SMITH replied to the speech OF Mr. Bradbury,
and opposed the resolution because he looked upon
being mpertnent unjust and Inconsistent Even should
the resolution pass the Senate, the President would find
himself fortified by ample presidents in refusing any
swer to its inquiries President Jackson in replying to
Mr. H. A. Wise's resolution, gave sufficient reasons
why the President should not answer enquiries like
those embraced in the resolution under consideration
Without concluding, Mr.. S. gave way for the adjourn
ment.
. HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIvEs-The House, in COM
mttee of the Whole, passed the bill from the Senate
carrying into effect the recent treaty concluded between
the United States and Brazil The committee then re-
sumed the consideration Of the bill making appropriation
supply deficiencies of appropriations for the last fiscal
year. The question Immediately pending was the pro-
position of Mr. Hampton, proposing to appropriate for
salaries of certain clerks appointed by the Secretary Of
the Interior, without authority of law, who had per-
formed service from the 9th Of March, l549, to the Both
of June, 1850, the of SD 56S 80. The debate
continued till o'clock, at which time the committee
proceeded to vote on Mr.. Hamptons amendment, which
was agreed to, as also another amendment provi-
ding that clerks should hereafter be transferred from
other departments for the performance OF the duties
quired by those engaged in the Department OF the
Interior. Without final action the bill, the commit
tee rose and the House adjourned