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MIR. Coresran's Don tion.

We transfer with puch pleasure TO our columns the
following letter from the board OF directors oil the Western
Luna,ic Asylum, acknowledging the receipt OF the fine
organ presented by generous banker Mr. Corcoran,
10 that institution The letter is beautifully written and
records sentiments which honorable to our nature
Such acts Of charity cannot be too much aprauded;
LETTER TO Mr.. CoRCoRAN.
The following letter, acknowledging the munlhcent
gift of splendid organ TO the Western Asylum by The
written at the request of the board OF directors, by our
talented townsman James H. Skinner, esq and, at the
request OF tho board il has been furnished for pub
LEGATION. -Staunton Vtnd'cator, Dec. l5
SrAusros Va.,) Dec II, 1851
D,.,.rp, The organ recently presented by you
Western Lunsc Asylum was received few days since,
and has place in its chapel The board Of directors
Of which | have the honor be opo-dceply impressed
with feeling of obligation for this noble iberay towards
the Institution under their charge, have deyoved upon me
tho acceptable duty OF rendering 10 you neH ga'eu ae'
Acknowledgements therefor
We are well that this is but one OF your number
suffering humanity but we see in u
peculiarly refined sense which calls Tor especial notice
In making this donation for the use oil those most sorey
stricken OF all God. afflicted who have been tempest
tossed by their passions and who have in some sort found
haven with us, you were doubtless moved by snow
edge of the power music to ditfuss holy calm
Inc most troubled spirit We have reason TO believe sir,
that your charity will be productive Of this desirable effect
tina, The OF this organ will soo'he the minds Of
these sue rer and raise them to ask at the hand
which 50 sorcly oppresses them You well renem-
ber--wbst learn from sacred his,oryhow the monarch
of Israel when IAN evil spirit from the Lord troubled
him" by the subduing influences Of Davids minsueisy
was refreshed, and well, and the evil spr departed
from him" We derive from hence hope that some sucn
happy influence will flow from the sacred strains OF 'ne
instrument which you have presented us, liz, ),
As GUARDIAN then, SIR OF the unfoItuha'es conineu ~
care. offer you sinceres thanks ,of your hon
cont but YOU adequate return, 70 INA
quality of charity which bessoh Nun ha' gives ana MN
that takes
Very oordi'''y' YOUR, JAMES H SKINNER,
For the Board Of Directors Of the Western Lunauc Asy
um oi Virginia- E#...
w. w, CoPooRAN, esq.
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A journal De filming It's Position.

The New York Evening Post, in reply to correspond
ens inquiry (which the best paper published at Wash
ngton TO obtain view of the general business Of Con-
gress," gives the following answer:
If correspondent has occasion for weekly Wash
ington paper recommend the National Era"
The National Era processes 10 be, is, and is well
known 10 be, the leading central organ OF the abolition
lists of the country; and glad TO this open ap
prevail of the Eras and doctrines by the Evening
Post because it must efectually any lingering
doubt which may have existed in few minds 10 the
position of the Post itself We trust that neigh
of the Republic when he next refers to the Evening Pos
as in any sense organ Of the democratic party will bea
this fact in mind
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. go, 1851.


SEsArE-Mr. Hunter presented The credentials OF Hon
John Mciae, OF Mississippi, appointed by the governo
10 NIL the vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF Hon
Jefferson Davis and he appeared qualified, and took
his seat in the Senate
Mr.. Miller gave notice OF river and barber bill.
Mr. Gwn submitted resolution calling upon the Sec
rotary OF the Navy for correspondence in relation to fog
glng in the navy.
The Compromise resolution taken up and MIR.
Foote resumed the floor and concluded his remarks Mr.
Houston obtained the floor, but yielded Mr. Rhet for
an explanation, who yielded to motion 10 adjourn
The House OF Representatives stands adjourned until
Monday.
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The Newport (R ~ Advertiser has come out in favor
Of democratic principles This is but another sign OF the
times, illustrating the progress of correct principles. 1t
has been remarked that the neutral papers at heart
democratic This is a sign not to be mistaken. We
congratulate the intelligent editor Of the Advertiser and
the peoples party in Rhode Island, this event; and
we doubt not that he will do valuable service the good
cause in that State, which has recently become demo-
cratic lie, but the people of Rhode Island hold fast to
tn cir good principles exhibited by the recent choice of
democratic senator in Congress, and all will be we'll
The Newport Advertiser has our best wishes for success
under the new arrangement.
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Mr. FISH, in pursuance of notice, asked and obtained
leave TO Introduce bill Is 76) amendatory OF the act
nied States 10 case of siekness other disability OF
the Judges OF the district courts" which read the
mrs. and second times by unanimous consent aud referred
10 ne Co.smiltee on the Judiciary.
Mr. SEWARD, IN pursuance OF notice, asked and OBJ
lained leave 10 Introduce joint resolution Is. r. y 10
sssand certain mail which was read the s and
Committee on the Post Ofhce and Post Roads
BILLS PASSED.
lhe following engrossed bills were seyeraly read
thiId TINE and passed
bill Is 7l) authorizing the Secretary OF the Treas
ufy 70 Issue register TO the brig Ada
bill Is. 72) granting to the State of Mississippi the
nght OF way and donation of public land for the pur
pose OF locating and constructing railroad from Bran
don 10 the eastern border of said State the direction OF
Montgomery, Alabama.
CUMBERLAND DAM.
Mr. UNDERWOOD. There is a bill upon the table
which should like to call up for acton-the bill for the
repair and Improvement OF the Cumberland dam.
Mr. FOOIE suggested that might give rise TO debate
and thus interfere with the special order.
Mr. UNDERWOOD. | would remark 10 the Chair
and the Senate that this bill has been placed upon diff
nal improvement, because Congress put this obstruction
IN: II has passed the Senate without any objection al
al there IS any disposition 10 debate the question at
all or 10 object 10 its passage, will not upon its
consideration under the circumstances
The motion was not agreed 10.
COMPROMISE RESOLUTION
The PRESIDENT. Il is not yet one O'clock
Mr. HALE move that it be considered one O'Clock
by unanimous consent. lLaughter]
The PRESIDENT. Ii thereis objection, the special
order will be called
There being objection, the Senate proceeded TO the
consideration of the Compromise resolution.
Mr. FOOTE resumed and concluded his remarks
They reserved for revision.
Mr., HOUSTON obtained the floor. but gave way TO
Mr. RHETT, who wished to make a personal expla-
nation But at the request Of several senator's who de-
sired adjournment, he said he would defer making his
remarks till tomorrow morning; whereupon, on mo-
ton,
The Senate adjourned
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Notice 10 the C,uren. OF W..h,nxton.

THE hereby give notice that they will
the City Hail. from o'clock to
O'Clock the fifteenth the thirty first day Of De
inclusive Christmas excepted
pointed the
persons subject school Tor the ending the
present tDscemberO and Of adding
subject the said school nn
VIII may been omitted thcreffom.
attention OF all TO the fact
election IN this city whose
school
Ey,y free white city, OF the
ve,y, whether his
omitted give notice TO The Board Of
A.sessor. that IL may returned for this
r. y. Hardness,
GEORGE IA. PLANT,
VALENTINE HARBAUGI, |
WASHINGTON LEWIS, Assessors,
JEREMIAH HEPBURN,
DANIEL, r.. KEALEY,
DAVID HEPBURN,
neet -eot9I
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Once OF Assistant COnanstssary of Subslste
WAsmsoros AKsEsAL, ID. e., Dec. 10, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS. will received lis
y 2d OF December, 1851,
arsenal
Of January, 1852 and ending the thirty day
December 1851.
The good wholesome quality tnecks
required be delivered three times the
OF Washington within hour after
the Assistant Commissay OF Subsistence
direct
The names responsible persons required
Ties ne faithful performance Of the contract.
" J. l.. RENO,
Dec I2-eo6t Brevet Capt ord. A. A. q. 8.
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nRY GOODs.-YERBY MILLER opening very
IL choice and cheap stock Of dry goods such as
Cashmefes and dc laine, all prices
Plain plaid and brocade silks
WateTed popins
Merinoes, all shades, and very cheap
cloths
Apacar and bombazincs, all grades
With othcr descriptions OF mourning goods
A yeryI large ssor cambria and muslin bands
embroidered linen cambria and clear
lawn handkerchief, very cheap
Finy kid gloves
goods adapted TO ladies' and at prices
IA fail to please. $500. ..x..u
~ VERIFY h MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets
"a dl,,,f
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browns Hotel, city Of Washington.

propeiors respectfully that their establishment
open reception guests
covering hundred
and Seventh and is stories height
They that their
elegant buildings county, epete with all mod
and aodng desirable and
gentlemen departments.
superior expense
spared respect worthy public patronage
T. p. & M. BROWN,
6-eod2w Projectors.
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NENTIEMENs WARES
VI undershirfs, some very heavy
meri cotton drawers, all
silk undershirts
30 do merino halfhose
50 do heavy English thread cotton hahhose e best GOODS
Is do country knit half hose
do buckskin gloves, heavy
do beaver gloves, very superior
IS do kidglovcs, AeIandcr's make
10 do silk gloves, some very heavy
20 pieces pocket bandkerchcf. some very superior
neckncs and handkerchief
plain coorcd border linen cambria handh ercbie,
cloths csssimeres, and yestngs OF all styles, at
VERIFY MlLLERs,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9TH and 9Th streets,
Dec I4-codmif
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SILKs, s~sins, yclyets, Csshmeres, and Mertnces.-
y BARNEs MITCHELL would TO members of Con
and citizen. generally ,hs they have lately
pleasure receiving former season. comprising
yisey, and dresses maroon garnet
purple blue, and black Also the half Width IN same
coors; prc. per yard, or so for velvet dress
largest and much inc cheapest
before recetvsd embracing inc es
fashionable colors now worn
saiins, of every color
and Florcnccs OF every shade a,
high rich lusc and mucn res w Poe a
he found elsewhere
Ertr rchh black silk
Wacred poplins, OF fashionable coors
from the most superb qusV 70 sooo
style, lSk yard 80.
Ioredm ousselines, at auction prices
Alpaca Lyoncse cloths. Of every Description
Plain popns mousscines, OF ne hnes' uushV
Thibc Mcrno, for opera cioaks, &C.
the most dcsiran ana .c.s
cspcs worked unders'ecyes ana onomse"
Thread lace and edgngs
Cambria nd eds1nrs and inserings - 80,
Lila n handkerchieh, OF every quality ana tinn
Black falls, fnges and all other kind o. u"""S
Hoeieries Of all kinds y -, .,s -, .n,,h.,, =
Kid gloves quality embracing all eolors ana
With and general supply Of very cheap ooms'nc' ~'
and linens. 81 = .-.s.-, a. u,.. 49,, an .,,,y
feeling con6des that they win be able " give "' ~
gains than they elsewhere rn,,,v,n,. ,v.rr.
I3-J1wf ". l..ss..-t
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JUST OPENED-Thc particular Of ladies' requested
j following
20 very superior and cheap long cashmere shawls
10 fine Scotch long shawls, high coIors
30 dozen superior silk hose all grades
10 boxes superior embroidered handkerchiefs.
The above with variety Of other and useful
worthy the attention ofbuyers.
VERIFY MILLER,
opposite Centre Market between It'll and 9Th
l8-Imif
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- rrs = ~ ~ CLAIR CHA Rk n has rc~pensd an
once for IN. transaction and agency business on
Of The INTERIOR ans hsAV !" w.. !"
Me- 90 aan' IN.,. Intel, Republic, T.lsusphl
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THE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
Building for the transaction of exchange and
banking business.
Ro. IL. GALLAGHER, President.
s. w. MARSH Cashier.
lG-u
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CHAMPAGNE WINE, Sc.-Just received from Have 800
baskets superior Champagne Of high grade Of
importation, viz:
Cabinet Champagne
Boxers VeTzancey
Bouohc do
Renauld h Francois superior Hcdsieck do
And choice brands.
general of selected liquors, cigars
For sale by GEO. h THOS PARKER CO.,
Dec 2-TuThS at6wif Opposite Browns Hotel.
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Mir. ATCHISON asked and obtained The unanimous
consen OF the Senate to introduce , Is ny for the
tel~i ri ~: heirs and representatives OF Col Alexander
q Morgan which read the first and second times by
unanimous consent, and referred TO The Committee on
Military Affairs.
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A FCER thanking patrons for the Increased
patronage extended to during the beg
shall
for all amounts due by the LIST We feel
to add that the attention Of friends will
temporal well being and doubt give
them pleasure.
$50 PERRY
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Have we not framed this Compromise TO avoid an
srehy," and bloodshed. and violence In my opinion
anarchy has been prevented by the adoption Of this
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HRApouAKrrRs MAJ

HRApQuAKrERs MARINE CoKPs, N..
Quarermnser's once, Washington, Oct rs, ls5E
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will once unu. II
~ O'Clock Tuesday the lli day November
furnishing nuons to the United States the
uons Tor the year 1852, viz -.
Portsmouth, New Hampshirei H. #..e. yr.y u
...... Charleslown, Massachusetts; +. WA.
Btookyn, Long Island, New York
fhtadelphia, pennsylvania; %. 4e... #., /.
Sospoft near Norfolk, Virginia; 4AE, .H
.#a.. Pensacola, Florida aud ....s. y. +
q. #...... Washington District of Columbia.
ae auoh 10 consist Of quarter beef
quarters OF pound OF pork; eighteen OF
aue Hapeihne nou or superhne option gov
ana al he rate OF poands
o e pcs, New orleans sugar, eight quarts
quas o vinegar, Two quarts pounds
hard brown soap, and pounds OF good hard dsnrs
aow candles, 10 each hundred ranons II -'N ! NF'oN
Tbe beef required snll be delivered the conn,ud
ing olcc OF enc stations either bulk
snl consist OF the best h
PORK 10 De NO. pfne mess pork,
quality ohe kinds named subject 10 Inspection TIT rfN
No bid viii ho entertained Office by
bond Tor Two hundred dollars with
Of The contract If awarded The scieDcy mu.
be certified by some official person 3'"' wv tITT7
To be endorsed, "P opcsal for raons.n s a ~ $3.50
The Portsmouth journal, New Hampshire Boston
Neriiser, Boston, Massachusetts Bunker Hill Aurora
Massachusetts, New York Courier Enquirer, Mirror Exuea
and Post, New York Brooklyn Evening Brooklyn, Log
island Philadelphia North American sun, Daily
adelphh iaro, and American, Baltimore Gazette
Virginia WING, and Republican, Rchmondi Norfolk Beacon,
Herald Norfolk virginia and Pensacola Gazette,
Flonda will give the above three
it and send the prind
copy OF the adver,lsemen To this office for payment siasa
Oct lG-3tawii lthNov #..--
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y QEMOVAL.-The celebrated DR. c. w. RoBACK, professor
" aroogy, astronomy phrenoogy and gcomacy combined
with from sweden having removed his Office to No
Vhis street, New York, offers his
Washington lie has been consulted by all heads
Europe and enjoys higher reputation nsiooger than
Naiytics calculated
ladies 49, gentlemen Persons distance have their
nayes dnwn by sending the OF OF their birth. All
letters containing the above fee viii receive immediate
ton, and nauves Of the world written
durable paper he prepared his
conjuradon Of the following topics. Cousip, advice
the successful accomplishment wealthy
he has the to redeem such the free
property purchasing
the ahovenamed have been done
10000 naWes horoscopes have been cast during the last four
while will purpose,
well call person. the mail persons
money through post office. Roback
from 500 900 monthly, and
All letters will be relgousy attended prepaid BE
office, For
call the Office Of The Union and astrological almanac
gratir. -.... -.....-. ..., ...- ..
" .-# 1".-#. g. w. ROBACK,
.s. ...... ID. ra.f..e .- 6 White street, New York.
2D-Gmosd
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A NEW Route Ia Ptttsburg, via tho baltimore. Sus-
qushonrn, and Pe,rrars RaifroodTronsA TO fvre "
United States mail from Washington Baltimore sI
connecting with the fast line Mjdietown
rying At Harrisburg =, y, p nj 70 dinner. -.
o,daysbre Athis point passengers
Joh0sfown, thence by packet
stages direct fom HoIlday.bu9 70 Pittstnrg, n
Tickets will be sold following points by this wit
WHehvic Columbia, Marietta MiddietJwn, Harrisburg
Port Merstown, Perrysvilc Lsw-own moveystovn, Hunt
pgdon, Holida aysburG, and Pittsburg. ..r ot Rs .
This the Cumberland Valley raroad
which passes through Carlisle sbippenshurg Cbabeb and
points Tits rosd.
accommodation Of from Washington for
points OF will
Of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
me morning receive the baggage, which viii be
$3.50 - .,S'~7-| .oIllIIE ROBERT STEWART, 81
oet I--d1 t.UY.r - ..I #ran- Ticket Agent.
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Sept 2O-Gmosd
The College Of st. james,


(Th Diocesan College Of the Protestant Episcopal ChurA)
HE win open Monday,
i II day--the las
Thursday July New students recommended
the sersion but
ply and The charge estimated from The date Of their entrance
The college The number
poruDes complete educaon and the successful
of the collegiate course, confr the
demcal degrees.
The school Immediately adjoining college,
der the supervision OF the rector but under distinct discipline
ceves lads the beginning their academcal and
the collegiate classes The direction
professors OF the college special advantages 10 the pupils
grammar school. .a1 -. r7 .N
mercantile classes the study Of the Greek language
omitted aud m supplied by additional studies in modern Ian
gaages, book keeping, kc. .s.e. L .- ... .ru am
The situation the college entirely healthu and, by It's dis
and yilnges favorable good morals and
order.
s'Kenp a building 90 feet by 40, viii be ready
supation In addition
corps professors have recently appointed Hugh Davey
Evans LII d. lecturer civil aud ecclesia,ca law and John H.
Aer ander LII. u, lecturer physics aud chemistry
The whole charge 1.-THE the college aud
sckooD the OF months hundred and
dollars yabe semi annually in advance.
Applications for admission 10 be made .
Rev. JOHN h. kERFOOT, ID. D., Rector,
K. .HsEHE .. College OF St James z. .. Maryland.
Aug l4-3taw2m
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United states Patent Onice,
Ht#k. October d. lkll

N the petition of NJ Sore OF France, praying
~ tension patent granted him method
preserving iron and steel from oKydaIion
rom the expiration Of said PATENT which
day oi December, A. ID. 1851 f a.t 5Ah4 t+ HIs4.
IL ordered that the said petition he heard
Saturday, the 9th of December 1851 ~ oclock
persons nohed to appear aud show they hnvr
why said petition ought be granted. sa',h 1st@a
Persons opposing the extension required TO file in the Patent
Office their objections, specifically forth
y days before the day OF hearing All testimony ded BY either
be used AT tie said hearing be taken
cordance with the rules OF the Office which will
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week for three successive weeks previous the
cembcr next. "
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.tE Commissioner
r. g. Editors OF above will please copy,
bills 10 The Patent Office, with paper containing this notice. ~
Tia
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sixteen. ''NNeS
LANDS of schools military ana
made unht thereby cutivaonn any,
by The state authorities before
eht o The public sales
enable me stale OF Arkansas and other
swamp iandr witin their limits
pW DC excluded from the sales
eeoore granted by any law Of Congess military
asied 10 the uned States 1tH be
Hoaed ad as provided by the
Patons or te civil and diplomatic expenses
&c, approved Sd March, 1851. 7'
Ihe Offering Of the above on
he days appointed, aud will
advertised with all convenient despatch, until
been oHsed and Tho thus
open longer than
VIII be admitted untii after the
Given under hand, the Of Washington
day July ammo Domni thousand eight
# .# ). .a. . .a.a.s#4aE. 4g. MlLLARD FILLMORE.
BY the PTesidcnt: & ht A|H# fE F7Fg'T
j. BUTTERHIRLD r4..r. .sfa..f r4 n
Commissioner ofthe General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
lands within the townships and Of
ted required 70 establish
and receiver Of the proper land oce and make
as soon practicable after seeing this notice. before
pointed Tor the of the public
bacing the tract caimed otherwise such cnm will be forfeited
5 1"4 tH.a" &. a y. BUTTERFIELD,
,g-- l--e Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
-. -2l a.
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A.....,. ,r..eh.r x.nted Immediat4Iy.

Assistant Teacher Wanted Inamediately- ~.
THE Principal IN CJ Male Academy wishes %
employ forthwith ssustan teacher VINO qnahned 70 each
mathematics He
man good moral chsrscter
the Principal, ~. .. .#t tt#eH .t t8#.aE #.
Feb l0-d0
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do American ocoh, from twelve eighteen feet
do owpticed American olcot, from three to SIX feet
wide
10 do Cocoa basement, xc
Also hand full variety OF i'm
ported and American carpetna, such
Tapestry velvet Brussels English and American Brussels
imperial, three ply, aud and ngran low
priced hemp and both striped and plaid together
furnishing
fully offer good terms
other dealers In this country.
pis-n U# THT 'H# @"l r. n. HooE Il co.
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Y INufok
From k.,, Ya.I.

#a.r-. . .r. m..r -. ...I EDWARD X. COLLINS, 0 -
1t No. Sc Wall street. ". Y.
.n. r... us.I. BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO, ...tr
Liverpool.
#Ea -#EEn rs" f. G. ROBERTS, K CO., ~ aans
.,.... ... .r,. . 10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
81, .- L.. DRAPER, jr, tlai &,. Ht NNe4
Sept a-diy g.. .#.y boulevard, Montmarre, Paris.