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CONGRESS-FRIDAY.

In the SENATE, Mr.. Cass made personal
explanation contradicting the charge made by
Colonel Davis of Mississippi, in letter pub
lished in the Union of this morning, to the eff
feet that he General Cass,) designed to de-
ceive the South in the Nicholson letter. Mr..
c. then fully explained his views regarding
the Wilmot proviso, and the right of owners Of
slaves to carry them into the territories
Mr.. Cass said he would let the Supreme
Court decide all such questions. He justified
the proceedings of California in forming her
constitution, and denied TIE charge Of Mr..
Davis that he had spoken of the fanaticism of
the South. He had used no such language in
the Nichols0A letter.
Mr. Gwin gave notice that on Monday he
should call up the bill for establishing a NAVY
Yard at San Francisco. He wished to leave
Washington on Tuesday, and trusted that SEN
ators would i've way to enable him to carry his
intention into effect.
The private calendar was then taken I'D.
The bills were ordered to be engrossed, for
the relief of George Thos. Howard, VIM. c..
Eaton, St. Johns Church, Washington, and
Bryan Callaghan.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion, and after remaining some time, adjourned
until Monday.
The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, transac-
ted little or no business scarcely quorum be-
ing present at any period during the session.
The bill for relief ofthe heirs of General Wat
son of Georgia, was under consideration in Com
mittee of the Whole, but without coming to
any conclusion the committee rose and the House
adjourned till Monday.
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The Muck Book contains great deal of valuable
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THE DAILY TIMES
MY FRIEND AND |.

MY FRIEND AND l.
BY ALICE CARY.
March is piping springtimes praises,
Night by night the new moon fills
Soon the godenheart daisies
Will be over all the hills.
Oh the winds are dreary, drearyi
IT'S long and lonesome night:
And her heart, she said was weary
Weary waiting for the light.
Soft the lovely summer weather
Bloweth us the southern heights,
When the bue-bell in the heather,
Blooms beneath our lattice lights.
Dismaly the winds are crying:
am reft, she said, and lorn,
And my heart is sad with signing,
Signing for the distant morn.
Bithely will the birds keep singing,
Till the autumn, sad Of mien,
Come, his yellow chaplet swinging,
"Galnst the summers robe OF green.
Drearily the wind is blowing
Long and lonely is the night;
Keep me not, she said, from going
Going where It's always light
Blisses, hope has not foretasted,
Fill with sweetnesses the skies:
There young love is never blasted
There the summer never dies
Have the rough winds ceased their blowing
Doth the morning break she said;
The life-tide was outward flowing
She was dying-she was dead
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A LBATA SPOONS AND FORKS PLATED
"a WITH PURE SILVER-To the above impor
and useful articles for housekeeping, beg to call
the attention of Private Families, Hotel Keepers and
all public places where they required. The Pare
AlGata is imported by direct from the wellknown
mandatory of Joseph Yates g. Sons Sheffield, and
is plated with pnre Srer undermy inspection,
be engraved just well silver and for is equally
as good for sale at the House Furnishing Store of
NH 1-3t l. GINTER, 1877 Main street.
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VOL. 19--NO. BIB
NEW VOLUME OF PUTNAM's Sc

u u III
~ MLMONTHLY LIBRARY. G. P. PUTNAM
will publish ON Saturday, the ith inst the third vol
ume of Putnams Semi-monthy Library comprising
the first of the original and copyright SERIES entitled
"NV alks and Tales of American Farmer IN Eng
land" by Fred Omsted-with Illustrations, IL mo-
Price 25 cents:
trust that all who try read the book will be will
ling to come into warm good-natured broad country
kitchen fire-side relation with me- and permit me to
speak my mind freely, and in such language as L can
readily command on all sorts OF subjects that come IN
nv way. forming their own views from the facts
that give them and taking my opinions for only just
what they shall seem to be worth.
Notwithstanding the triteness of the field may pre-
sumo to think that there will be great many who
will yet enjoy to follow me over it, and this although
my gait and carriage should not be very elegant but so
only farmers leg, with the help OF short crook
ed halfgrown, academic saping for walking stick:
might be expected to carry man along with a head
and a heart OF his own. o,.
The wages and the cost and manner of living of the
aboring men, and the customs with regard to labor Oh
those countries and districts from which foreign writers
on economical subjects are in the habit OF deriving
their data had been made subject OF more than ord
nary and other than merely phanmopical interest to
me, from experience of the difficulty OF applying
their calculations to the different circumstances nnder
which the work must be executed in the United States
--EGa1uct from the Preface.
Just received and for sale by
fe Is A. NORRIS.
VUsT received, in store, fresh supply of ladies'
~ Dressing Cabinets, Bureaus Sideboards, Yard
robes marble and mahogany top Washstands, mahoga-
ny spring seat Sofas and Chairs, Office, cane and wind
do. -
Those in want would do well to CALL they will be
sold low to close. -
20 IA ALEX MOTT & CO.
NNTOODWAzsE.-Th subscribers, agents for
w manufacturers keep constantly ON hand
Painted Buckets, and hoops
Flour do Bail boxes
Painted Tubs, sugar do
Brooms, Washboards Bread Trays
Wooden Bowls Sleeves, knife Trays
Lemon Spueezers Bread Rollers
Water Dippers, &c.
6. 81 WILLIAMS K BROTHER.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
WINTER A RIA N G q NJ e ~ -
la III L
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NEW LIFE OF BURNs.-TRE LIFE AND
l Y WRITINGS OF ROBERT BURNS, edited by
Robert Chambers, in 4voumes, Vol. |. 10 mo- muslin
Price rs cents
"The editor has entered upon minute examination of
all the materials which exist for biography of the poet
and coecedn and authentic particularsrom all avail
able sources including the memory of his youngest sis
ter, Mrs. Begg who still survives The writings of
Burns-his poems, songs and letters-are of them
so expressly the coinage of his immediate experience
and feelings, that his life might be read in them alone
They here strung strict chronological order upon
the memoir, to render UP the whole light which
they qualified to throw upon the history of the life
and mental progress of the poet while at the same time
new signcancy is given to them by their being read
which led to their production The result of this plants
not merely great amount OF new biographical detail
but new sense efficacy and feeling, in the wrngsofthe
poet himself
RAVENCLIFFE, by Mrs Marsh.
MAURICE TIERNEY, the Soldier of Fortune, by
Chas. Lever.
MAYS VELPEAU'S MIDWIFERY, new edition
MEDICAL STUDENTS WADE MECUM, by Wen
denha. new edition.
REVIEW OF MATERIA MEDICA, for the use of
Students, by Jno. B. Biddle
RANKINGS HALF YEARLY ABSTRACT OF
MEDICAL SCIENCES, for 1851. vol vo sheep.
No Id, ditto, paper.
GRAHAM AND GoDEYs MAGAZINES for
March.
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for Zebra
airy, for sale by A. MORRIS
STRICTLY PRIME NEW RKCE.-25
~ terces and half terces, receiving directly from
Charleston WILLIAMS & BRO,
LIQUOR CASES. small invoice Of Liquor
IL Cases Just received per steamer price 49, for sale
by
NH IL NJ ZIMMERMAN
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SPRING TRADE.
To Country NEcrc!.mmts.

SPRING TRADE.
TO Country Merchants.
AM Just in receipt by steamers and schooners from
n N. York and Philadelphia of the largest assortment
l have ever had, comprising every article in my line
a calls allthat is required to ensure sale. Among
the articles on hand will be found
300 boxes Rasins, best bunch whole, half quarter
and Fights
800 drums best Smyrna Figs
10 cases preserved Ginger
300 boxes Sardines
$50 jars Prunes
% quarter kegs do
100 wood and fancy boxes do
$50 boxes Oranges and Lemons, best Messina
Is trails 1vlca Almonds
bales Bordeaux do
10 do Sicily soft shell
10 bags Valencia
5 bales fresh Grenoble Walnuts
10 bags Palm Nuts
10 do Fberts
10000 lbs fresh made steam Candy, warranted the
best will stand any cmate-made fresh daily out
the best white Sugar
Gall at the Steam Candy Facotry,
No 107, Main street.
* AS CHANDEL IERS.--Just received several new
Va and bea utul patterns of Gas Chandeliers with &
assortment Of every style of Gas Fixtures,
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & co.
mh3 10l Broad street.
NJ ENT, PAINE "a RENT are receiving by
IN. various arrivals
White embroidered Swiss Muslins
Bue, pink white and black Grapes
Black twisted silk AIitts
Super China and Pongee Hdkfs
Blue and green veil Berages
Black Gro d Rhine and Matteone Cravats, &c.
which we offer to the trade at very low prices
a EATHER-50o sides good and damaged Solo
Z 1 Leather, for sale by
fe 26 L. H. SKINKER.
EpRONZED HAT RACKS.-Elegant bronzed Hat
81 Racks fire and umbrella Stands for sale by
NH Il. NJ ZIMMERMAN.
EHHENT.-86o bbls James River Cement, daily
" expected per canal boat Louis ID. Crenslaw. Ap-
pyto ROBT. RANKIN,
NH IL Corner ped aud w atersts
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8 OUTHERN ORATOR.. w, RANDOLPH
y has forsae-
Parts and last of Mrs Ellis Self Deception, His
tory of the Human Heart-37c.
The Old Bell of Independence; Philadelphia in
1776, by Henry G. Watson with plates-50.
The Heiress of Toulon, Sailors Fortune, des-
crptive of the land and ocean, by f. Hunter
25c
Tales of the Ocean and Essays for the Forecastfes,
containing matters and Incidents humorous, pathetic,
romantic and sentimental, with plates by Martingale
-25c
The White Rover or thelovely maid of Louisiana
a romance of the Wild Forestry DIR. J. H. Robinson
$50
March No International Magazne-25c.
The Southern Orator. consisting of elements of elo-
cution and selections suitable for defamation, from
eminent southern orators and writers-75c
March No. Appleton's Mechanics MaSazine-25c.
Surenne' new French Manual, or Travellers Com
panion
Handbook of the English Language, by R g Latham
M d Il RS.
The Use of Sunshine, by S. NJ. by the author of the
Maiden Aunt-5oc bound 75c.
Margaret Cecil, OF Il can because ought" by Cou
sin Kate-50c
Cceros Oratons, vol. l. literal translation by G. D.
Yonge-Bohn's Library-$1 25.
Sir Thomas Brownies Works. vol l. Bohns Library
ST 25
Topographic Encyclopedia of Science, Literature
and Art, systematically arranged by Heck, ilustra
ted by 500 plates containing upwards of 10000 engra-
Wings 6vos haftukey morocco $40, same in best full
turkey $50. NH
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MISUNDERSTANDING WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
A misinterpretation of the so-caled treaty of
settlement, Oregon boundary,) in relation to
British vessels navigating the waters under
United States jurisdiction within the bounda-
ries and along the coast of Oregon territory,
we learn, is the occasion of a correspondence
which is just now going on between Mr.. Web
ster and the British Minister at Washington,
Mr.. Champion.
1t has been the practice, it seems, of English
sea captains on the Pacific coast, ever since the
settlement Of the boundary between the two
Governments "Westward of the Rocky Noun
tains,' (by treaty concluded June 18th, 1867
to seek to land and deliver "goods and wares" at
American ports without paying duty.
More recently some Of them, it is said, have
gone so far as to advertise to transport merchan-
die from one American port to another; thus
interfering with our coasting trade, which tho
vessels of no nation are permitted to do. No
tice has been repeatedly given to them, by the
American custom house officers in Oregon, that
these liberties could not be permitted-and f.
nally formal notice was served on one of them
by the Collector ofAstoria, that for any future in
fractions Of the revenue laws of the United
States he should proceed against them forth
with, condemning vessels and confiscating car
goes, and thus brought matters to crisis
The notice communicated to the agents of
the Hudson's Bay Company by the shipmaster
upon whom it was served, and by them COM
municated to the British Government at home
1t was then made the subject of considera-
ton in Council, and her Majesty Secretary for
Foreign Affairs thereupon transmitted the DO
cuments to the British Minister at Washington,
with instructions to bring the matter to the at
tention of the Government of the United States,
to the end that the American authorities III Ore
gon mightbe advised that they were themselves
guilty of the infractions of the treaty stipula-
tons between the two Governments and that
the collector at Astoria might be instructed to
withdraw the notice he had served upon the
masters of British merchantmen on the Pacific
coast. For these interesting facts we are chief
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD,

VA. CENTRAL RAaLESOAD,
To Charlottesville, Stanton and Lynchburg.
ON and after Saturday, 4th Oct, 1851, the Passen-
" ger Trains this road will run as folows
Start from Richmond at o'clock, 2. NJ, arrive at
Charlottesville at II o'clock, P. M. Start from Char
lottesvie at = O'clock p. NJ arrive at Richmond at
o'clock, ?. NJ.
Passengers going up will breakfast at the junction,
and those coming down will breakfast at oharlot1es
vile. 500
Fare between Richmond and Charlottesville, 100
miles. 20 oo
Lynchburg. SO
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two so that be retained at the tick
ct Office and it ustbe expressly stated the pass that
they are permitted to go on the cars
fe % E. II. GILL, Sup't Transportation.
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TENHE OLD INDEPENDENCE. BELL,
IL for sale by A. NORRIS, late Drinker & Morris.
Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers, and other Poems, by
VIM. E. Ayteun, editor of Blackwood's Magazine and
Professor Of Rhetoric and Bellies Lettres the Univer
sity of Ednburg-1 vol 12mo
The Book of Ballads, edited by Ben Gaultier new
edition, with several Ballads with illustrations.
Men and Wemen of the 18th Century, by Arsene
Haussaye-2vos 12mo
Recoiecons of Literary Life, or Books Places and
People, by Mary Russell Milford, author of Our Village
&c, &c.
The Head of the Family, novel, by the author of
Olive and the Ogilvies-l vol 8 vo. paper.
Part % of Copands Dictionary of Practical Medicine
Walkers Rhyming Dictionary.
Domestic Medicine, Surgery and Materia Medica, &c.
by Francis Quincy Smith.
The American Practical Receipt Book 5000 receipts
by A. S. Wright
The Old Bell of Independence, Philadelphia in
1776, by II. c. Watson-1 vol, 12mo. paper. NH
M EDIT RANEAN FELTERING
lVA STONES, at very reduced prices-The subscr
bers will rec i've in few days. small lot of the above
celebrated Fllterers, which will be offered lower than
they have yet been sold to close the consignment.
GEORGE ]. SUMNER,
NH IL No 8 Fifteenth street.
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4 LIE, CHEESE, ORANGES, LEMONS

A ae CHEESE ORANGES LEMONS
so bbls Ale
40 half bbls do
25 boxes Lemons
so do Oranges
$50 drunsTigs
so dozen Brooms
so boxes prime Cheese
Receiving and for sale by
fe 81 H. w. TYLER.
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-The SUBJ
4 scriber is about closing out his stock of choice
failing Dry Goods and would call the attention of deal
visiting the city for the purpose of buying their
spring stock Anxious to sell out and wind up in the
speedest manner, he will offer unusual inducements in
the way of prices. His goods mostly in small lots
and quantities. suited to the wants of country buyers
He has manyboxes and little convenences about store
which would be given in without charge to those buy
ing goods JAMES G. CHENERY,
NH 10 Broad St, opposite Fredericksburg Depot
nj SPRING FASHION FOR GENTLE IN
QAA MEMS HATS.-Beeles beautiful style for1k4A
sale by ]. H. ANTHONY Columbian Hotel corner.
STANDING PRICES
Best quality Moleskin. Observation-Disclosures 80
S zee quahty DO -----..---.------ W
Fine CaIfskin sewed Boots,
ONLY Three Dollars and Fifty cents.
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangement with
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia,
supply him with handsome and substantial calf skin
sewed Boot, which he will sell at the unprecedented
low price of three dollars and fifty cents.
mil COLUMBIAN HOTEL CORNER.
THE BEST SALAMANDER SAFES.
N7E have just received another supply of HER
w RINGS FIREPROOF SAFES all sizes, from
$50 $780, with folding doors and the last patenlocks
These safes obtained the premium at the Worlds Fair,
and have yet failed in standing the ery furnace
and preserving the contents from all HARM Amerchant
few night since, at of the late fires in Petersburg
lost all his books and papers, and would doubt have
given thousand dollars if he had bought of Her
rings Safes Those in want will please call, have
already sold near hundred in the city and country
FRY < McCANDLISH,
NH Il Agents for Virginia.
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T EVILS WE'RE & SON offerf or sale
IL los hhds New Orleans
80 do Muscovado
Is do Porto Rico
ITO half boxes Loaf Stuarts, Have
meyer & Moller's and Coverings SUGARS.
100 bbls coffee
60 do crushed
60 do powdered
200 bags white Brazil
&c hhds prime crop Cardenas
Sc do Muscovado
10 do Porto Rico ! MOLASSES
Bbls New Orleans
10 bbs Stunrts sugar houseSyrupJ
275 bags Java
$50 do Laguayra courr,In,
100 do Rio "of Il H.
25 do old white Angostura
1000 sides Sole Leather, good stamps good and poor
damaged
a6O sides upper do; wax and russell
SIS boxes Winchester Tallow
so boxes Adamantine star brand oANDr
25 do Sperm oANDAh''0
20 do Hulls patent
Soaps of various kinds.
Bbls Tanners orr
Bbls Lamp o1h'
27s bbs cut Herrings
ITO do No Mackerel
80 bbs and half bbls NofaNIackersl
hhds Bacon Sides
25 kegs and 10 bbls Lard
100 bbls Tar
80 bbs clarified Vinegar
IS cases mass Licorice Paste, Ynuria, J & Co.,
and Cbrands
so cases stick Llcor1ce Paste, p brand
Is tierces Rice
14oo kegs Nails and Brads
Hoop Iron, Archer's Virginia Axes
500 bags Shot, Drop and Buck Bar Lead
1900 Gunny Bags, Grain Bags
Gunpowder, sporting and blasting
Painted Pals, Pepper Pimento, Ginger
Chocolate Satpetre, Indigo
Copperas, Starch, Hops, Bed Cords
Leading Lines, Cotton and Hemp
Candle wick, Irvine
Paper writing letter and wrapping
NH 10
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400 Rags NO. PERUVIAN GUANO,
4CS daily expected for sale at ga so, taken from
the vessel. JAS. WINSTON.
p. S.-Fhs Guano is by the ship Princess Charlotte
now discharging at Baltimore and the last arrival
NH 10
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
E8 60 u C


Fare, when tickets procured at the o1Ice %
Children g. and not II years OF age, servants
and cooured tickets procured at the
olice-halfprce.
On Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, the first
train from Richmond will connect with the coal tram
Ito which passenger will be attached) for Clio
yer Hill.
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond on Mondays Wednesdays
For Port Walthall, whence it connects with the
steamboat Augusta, Capt VIM. c. Smith. for Norfolk,
Portsmouth and the intermediate places.
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth W
Meals each so
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two passes, that be retained at the tick
ct office, and it be expressly stated the pass
that they permitted to go the boat the
case may be.
Freight trains will leave Richmond regularly Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
and as much oftener may be required to accommo-
date the business.
NH THOS DODAMEAD, Supt
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g. PRIMO TRADE l852-By various arrivals we are
- receiving SPRING IMPoRTATIeN of British
and French Dry Goods, purchased the most
favorable TERMS entirely for cash, comprising a great
variety of new and beautiful styles.
We are also receiving full supply of American
Goods, consisting of every description of CoTToN and
WOODEN FABRICS, suited to the Southern trade.
Being prepared to exhibit unusually large and
splendid stock which has been selected with special
reference to the trade of Virginia North Carolina and
Tennessee cordially invite the merohants of those
sections give it examination pledging ourselves
meet the competition of any market in the country
Our stock will be kept up throughout the season. ad
ditions being made to itby every arrival.
NH KENT PAINE KENT
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on HHDs. prime Baltimore Sides,
~ 10 do. do. do. Shoulders
do. Hams
so city cured do-just received and for sale by
JNO. WOMBLE & co.
ALSO, IN STORE
90 firkins Lard,
SO kegs do. Cotton Yarns, Wrapping Irvine,
Seine Irvine, Leading Lines, Carpet Warp, Grain
Bags, Bed Cords, Peach Brandy and Vinegar.
fe II JNO. WOMBLE & CO.
EUNO close out my business in the next two months
l. shall offer my stock of Goods prices which will
insure their sale AS my Objects close my business
here, bargains may be expected
The stock is toeraby full and the goods particularly
adapted to this and the approaching season.
j. G. CHENERY
NH Opposite Depot.
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SrlEGsN RGNAVHTA,
ConfecfiOner and Fruit Dealers, No. 16s
Main street,
NNTOULD most respectfully call the attention OF
w country merchants and the public generally, to
hisassortment offspring Goods receiving, consisting
eff every article in his line, which he is determined to
sell on as reasonable terms they be purchased
elsewhere He sccits call from his country friends,
assuring them that he will do his best to please.
~ Remember l6s, opposite the Banks.
NH 9 SIMON BONANIIA.