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The board Of managers Of the Protestant Orphan Asylum
gratefully acknowledge the following collections their
annual meet ting In Januayi
From Trinity Church $500 90
From ST. Johns Church Iil O5
From DR.. Laure's Church 81 90
8. X. COKE, Secretary
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Sales To-Day.
BY E. N. sTRATToS. Auctionesr.

ny ~ ~. sa1AAsiON, h"cuohesr
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE ISLAND -On Friday,
OH emises, O'Clock, D.
lot No No. 26s "a
street, 18th and l3x Streets containing square
Terms third cash residue payment a and
twelve months, with interest, satisfactorily secured. II
July S-do
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GREAT BARGAINS.

WE call the OF ladies complete
w o we . ... n "a
We are selling handsome berese' At isk and IS
Dotted Isl swi.. ,.' maains, from R Is cents esnssap
Handsome India siiks,
Rich black silks, Al all prices
loo pieces figured lawns, from lax up
Handsome sinGhsms all prices
piece: safs.sy ~ 10 fnfie i and la4 .As.,ns.
e6 do Irish linens, all qualities
100 dozen towels, very cheap
70 piece. white and brown linen drills, for boy.
30 pieces brown figured linens, for covering furniture. &C.
200 ladies' and cotton ho. Of ali color. and qaa
90 pa,. embroidered muslin curtains. low figure
Do@ss or Al 'I.s sna. s ss o% ss cent up
we have len few worked innt' obes which win
ns w .S% pe .,s sssn win s.
tory to taking an inventory month
hay STATE LONG sHAwLs.
wiz SGs ssss a s y' sy 70 .. % c
July s-daw W. M. sHusTER CO.
SsIDEss CHEAP WINE STORE, NO. 70 w.l..s
direct importation growers snd pscdscs to ss ssx
sss sGs % ss or s.. - :. Con
BY Adsmss Express"
ssaea:, sp''s""s Soss, SSs%pssps' sa,a. ''
Red wine D,nsr'
TeneriGe, Perrpchot,
Muscat and many others.
FrontSnan, Sparkling Moseie,
Malaga Hockhern,
Cfaet OF all sorts, Rudeshsim,
sanierpe, Msrcobrunn,
Burgundies, the largest stock in PhiladeIphia.
Brandies Of all sorfs,
dark and pale In casks dcmon, bottles ,.s . -.
and some very and old. ~" ''"s o"o.P
Irish and scotch whiskey, Monongahes oo .,.,,
preserving brandy, oe,s
se London porter and stout In bb. Of md Sorsn
Bovona Cigar,
OF direct importation, OF the she o..;, .,, - -
wholesale by the quarter bor. f''' ~"ps y" "a"''
The only establishment where IN wilma. ,...,,.
nom the original package In whi n napor,ed ' ~N' "
hofe"' Cownfry 7fase,
and consumers supplied, and reta Inv m. ..l ,h
dozen, or package Of assor tsd sors. - ivy ~'p'"'"'
Orders BY svips d,
w ss's'seIouiy nhen or the goods taken back.
viii halh
aaens eoantes OF Europe hosses
c', ensps "e 70 offer
- JACOB sNfDEK, JR's.,
Cheap Wine store No. 70 Walnut at, Phi.delphia.
Feb 1a-dly e-'''p''-'
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by E. N. sTBATToN. Auctione.r.

SEvERAL VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
IsLANDon Monday, July l2h, the premises O'Clock
shall se The west part ofloi No in No 5sj mont
ing ~ feet south street, between and AZ
Immediately afer the Of the above IA desirable 2
inches 'front.' and 20 feet 5nches Deep fronting
and alley 80 feet wide running through
TERMS onsfourh cash, residue in equal insameus sir
twelve, and eighteen monhs with satisfactorily
Conveyances at The expense OF the purchasers.
July Sd
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Assistant TessAsg Wanted InssssAssseiy.
HE Principal Of The wsys m on Nsss Academy wishes
employ forthwith asst& teacher VINO qualified
ssous hnfnsh branches and the He
sn unmsed msn, II rood mo
10 the rrBctps.
Peb lR--du
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BROOKE n. WILLIAMS.
B.aNEER,
(orrosirs TNrAsusy,)
If'aahinrfon Cfku. ID q

Wash'ngfor CITY ID. O.,
WILL receive money deposits and s Inea a,. md
w other stocks ncurrent bank on other
and will attend OF
collection Of notes and drafts for n ,he n.na
rass& '"' - W. -"
nRrtp
Robert Read esq, President Farmer. and Mechanics, B.ps
Georseospn, d. c. - '''" ""'ee ''~"''
City. ''p''-, 'A'''sNf
Me.'r corsosan a Riggs, Bankers, Washington ciy
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Sailing of The Niagara.

BosroN, July THE Cunard steamship Niagara sailed
to-day noon with 81 passengers for Liverpool and q for
Halifax Among the former Lord WharLclihe, Lady
Wharnclife and daughter and Lady Emeline Stuart
Wortsy, of England She took out $4,000 in American
gold
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.

(parLv
fNHE packet Bell and Fashion
commencing fom this date ana
Ferry, =" -" '"'P'
Leaving Georgetown daily nj arriving Hsrpsrs Fsu
NEXT morning at 10 in time br CumherIsnA sad
Winchester " - N~"-''.'' w."
Returning leaving Harpers Ferry m arriving :, Ce.r,,
morning a O'Clock - "s y "e~s~
Omnibuses viii be arrival of In
Seorgetown, 70 convey them 10 Washington. "
Rt-Fare ,hroueh, including board 81 So
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1rriual of The Canada.
Inierment of The late Gou. Calhoun.

BosTos. July THE Canada arrived at her
wharf a. Al, p. m.
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U}- aoard Of Hesith.A special meeting will he held on
Saturday, 10Th inst, at O'Clock, .. IN. Jny9
0- Notice.Tbere win be meeting OF the Ba-
densbur district Mr. John s. Suits hotel Saturday
July 10, O'clock for
King Club They are respectfully invited to attend.
July 4-eod3
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NOTICE In relation To Bills--we hereby pcfy all
persons Indebted 70 US that their being
OH detail, and vein be
month kary attention 10
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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ny ). c. moouIHrc, Auc,,oneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At AUCTfoN.-on Tuesday
afternoon, July 18Th, o'clock, the premises, shs sell
l5 TO- H. 1885,
Of and Lot No 10
and OF good IA front, making
des rabie for a
Immediately aler which will sell Nos ls in square
fronting l., between 90th and 2lst
third cash the residue In payments at
twelve and eighteen months for satisfactorily
bearing interes JAS, q. MCGUIRE,
July I'D AucuoneeT.
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no DEMOCRATTC PUBI.usIEyss-A ventemsn Of ability
s becoming the corresponding EDITOR from Washing
city OF influential democratic journal in
Southwest Salary aid in The
glorious November ne n
Address Major FRENCH Washington d. O. from whom refer
had desired and through whom may
be made
w.smsoros crv, D. O., July ,, Isss.
July 7--dst
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MAYNARD'n pRIMERs--I have Just received upon con
l sienment tive very double fowng pieces
Dr. Maynards primers attached. As been
on The part Of the public all who have
sire them with 6oe
assortment Of other guns
III. LINDSLRY,s,
Pennsylvania avenus, between 9th and oth streets.
July s-h
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BY ;. c. Mcguire. Anotloneer.

by C. Mcguire, Anctioncer.
VALUABLE IMPRovEn PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN--on
Friday, The 9th instant ale o'clock p. m, premsss
shall sell ps Of bot No No 1885, improved by 6k
andb frame houses. wv
lot situated Pennsylvania avenue between 1.h
and s streets, and suecW lease, with the right puchsss
a 80 per square foot
One fourth cash residue equal payments
sr Twelve and eighteen months for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest. O.. MCGUIRE,
Juy4--d Auctonecr.
ny A. GREEN, Aucts~nser.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday, the
Mh instant shall sell on the premises at O'Clock,
fronting Vermont avenue between l. streets
north containing 3,S0k square feet Of ground.
The edsscnbed property handsomely located rapidly
improving Of the city, short distance north Of
square, E# ..r-t -tfs
Terms liberal, and made known AT sale
July Add A. GREEN, Aucroneer.
by y. Q. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LOT IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUcTToN.--on
Friday afternoon, the 9th instant bafpast o'clock
premises shall sell LOT NO y In No al having
ming back 1877 feet ~ inches.
Terms One fourth cash the m
s. ~ and 10 months for satisfactorily secured hearing inter
j. o.. Mcguire.
July Id Auctioneer.
pnaHIE's system OF Surgery edited by John NELL.
MD,
Outlines Of English Literature BY Thomas shsw-new ed
ton.
The Classical Manual BY James s. BAIRD
Julys FRANCK TAYLOR,
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ny y. q. MCGUIRE. .Auctionesr.
A FINE BAY MARE AT AUCrfoN.--on Saturday mornjno
"a July O'Clock, in front OF my sell
mare old. She IL excellent riding and
thoroughly broke the harness. She sold fault, nh.
having further use for her.
Terms cash. JAS, q. MCGUIRE.
July e-2t Anctioneer.
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pIRRIEs Principles aud Practice OF sargery-I vol.
L svo., with 3l6 engravngs. .L
shaws Outlines Of English Literature-i vol. limo.
Classical Manual cbs intended for the OF schools by
n. $. Baird. This day received for sale by
U II ~. TAYLOR 4 MAURY.
July Booksellers. street.
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Mrs GEORGE, late Of England, wishes inon fhs
s Washington that she be consulted pss present
and tuu events, nj her residence, OF IN end
streets doors from Maryland The name win - PM
the doQk
Hours FROM n .. m, until 9, pm,
Fee, 25 cents.
No sdmiitsnce hr gen,emen July l--eodlm.
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SELI.iNG OFF AT COsT.-From and after sha
~ offer our large and well assorted stock first
not only summer goods but also staples and fancy articles
description, such
Velvet tapestry Brussels three ply capetins
Linen and cotton shirtinRs, table dsmasks
Dsmask nble-ciohr, dsBaask napkins
Toweiings, sheeungs, and pillow linens
Bed quilts and counicrpanes
Floor oilcloths, rugs
Together with every other house
purposes
Our stock Of dress and other fancy goods being
desire, and being strictly rood
to the
sold regardless Of cost value.
HooE BROTHER, co.
1--we take This occasion 70 thanks those of
customers who have 20 promptly responded call
settlements and we trust that all others having unsettled
will do likewise.
1uye H., D., 4 co.
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A RMy snd Navy Pension Laws and Beunty-L.nd
II OF United stste including sondry resolutions
appendix containing
Attorneys General dsesons and adopted
yp
eyo sheep binding Complied BY Rober Mayo and
Price 81 so. For sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Juyo Bookseller, neat 9Th street,
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NREAT Ba~grtns this week In Housc-furnts I'm
goodWe have remaining hand good OF house
furnishing goods, consisting Of
Table damasks, napkins, towcllngs
Linen shoetinTs, pilowcase linens, fruit napkins
Table and piano covers, Msrseles quilts
Fuu dmy, stair crash
With Of hlesched brown
goods all OF
precisely prices York
have dispose Of whole stock by the month
s,S CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
July o-iw
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HALIFAX, July L-The following further intelligence
was brought BY the steamer Canada from Liverpool be
26th ut which arrived here yeslerdaytbe electricity
in the atmosphere on Tuesday preventing the sending
forward these items on that day:
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER announced, as the first business in or
der the consideration Of the bill granting to the State Of
Missouri the right Of way and portion Of the public do
main TO aid in the construction Of certain railroads there
in upon which the gentleman from South Carolina MIR
ORR) was entitled 70 the floor.
Mr. ORR remarked that after careful examination Of
the bill under consideration, he had the conclu
vote for it, and he proceeded state the reasons
which had influenced him in coming TO this conclusion
He argued the constitutional power Of Congress TO make
donations such those contemplated in the bill contend
ing that Congress derived this power from the article in
the Constitution which prescrbes that Congress shall have
power dispose of and make all needfu rules repu-
ations respecting the territory and other property belong
ing to the United States and cited authorities
sustain this opinion He replied the objection urged
by the gentleman from Tennessee MIR JoSEs, that this
bill was anti Democratic stating that almost every leader
Of the Democratic party had supported bills Of this de-
scrpon and said that this bill could not be objected
the ground Of its being unconstitutional anti Demo
cratic He directed the attention Of the House TO the adj
vantages which would result to the Government from the
passage Of this measure and asserted that would bring
lands into the market which had been exposed sale and
not found purchasers for thirty years The Government
by making these donations not only benefited the States
and railroad companies but benefited itself and brought
thousands Of dollars into the treasury which would
otherwise be obtained He conended that the settlers in
the West who had left the homes Of their childhood and
plunged into Western forests merted and should receive
liberal treatment from the Government, especially when
by extending il 10 them the Government would
the other States Of this conederacy lie then discussed
the features Of the BILL advocating them just and proper
Mr.. WEIGH gave notice that at the proper time he
would offer the following amendment namely add to the
bin the following:
Be further eaac,ea That for the purpose Of aiding the
construction Of railroad from the said city Of St Louis by
way the city Of Cincinnati and through the county Of Wash
ington in the State Of Ohio Three Forks other
point the State Of Virginia, the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad be and hereby granted TO each Of the States
through which the shall be located TO wit the States Of
Illinois Indiana Ohio and Virginia the right Of way for the
six sections Of the public lands belonging
United States and not otherwise appropriated pledged
every mile in length Of such railroad which shall
be located each Of said States respectively TO be selected
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY &c, 1851.
IN SENATE.

The morning having been consumed in the presentation
OF petitions and reports from committees
Mr.. BORLAND submitted the following resolution
which was considered and agreed to:
Rssotre That the Committee Printing be instructed
report TO the Senate the present state Of the public printing
embracing the quantity and quality Of the already
and the prospect Of the remainder time quantity, and
quality and TO the proprey Of making any other than the
present arrangement for it, execution.
SELECT COMMITTEE ON MEXICAN CLAIMsI
At o'clock the CHAM called on Senator'S to prepare
their ballots for the appointment Of the select committee
for the settlement of claims Of American citizens against
Mexico
When the following Senators were declared duly elect
ed Messrs SoULE, BRoDHEAD, BAYARD, PBaTT, and
CLARKE.
Mr. GWIN moved TO reconsider the vote on the adverse
report made by the Committee of Claims in the case Of H.
7. Dasey; which was agreed to.
His object that it might go the calendar and
when il up that he would take opportunity
plain and yndicate the business Of the claim.
NoN-INTERvENTIoN.
Mr. CLARKE moved TO proceed to the consideration Of
the joint resolution affirming the doctrine Of nonnter
vention.
Mr. MILLER aud addressed the Senate at length
in favor Of Mr.. CLaRKE's resolutions.
Mr.. SEWARD then obtained the floor and on his mo-
ton the further consideration Of the subject was post
poned until Tuesday week and made the special order
that day.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration Of Ex
ecutiye business, and after time spent therein ths
doors re-opened and the Senate adjourned.
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THE AURORA BOREALIS.

Messrs EDIToRs The interest manifested in the late
beautiful exhibitions Of the Aurora Boreas may render
account Of its causes acceptable to of your
readers.
vast number of theories and hypothesis on the sub
ect have engaged the attention and ingenuity of philoso
piers Among other things they have ascrbed its appear
particles thrown off from the suns atmosphere
broken up comes reflections Of the upon the polar
ices and to electricity while in earlier age
the flashes awakened upersttous terrors being
deemed supernatural agents-ominous of war; pestence
famine, and precursors of the day of Judgment.
The revelations Of science have brushed away those de-
lusions and late experiments and discoveries that
is atmospherica phenomenon that all the elements
necessary to account for it exist in the air. and regu
lated and governed by amospherica laws truly the
rainbow or the hues which adorn the evening sky.
The basis or substrate of the is Enthusiastically
light thin transparent vapor approaching the condition
of the cloud called by meteorologsts cirrus and each
stratum peculiarly susceptible of magnetic influences
Mr. FAnRADAr in his recent explanation Of the power
and force Of electro magnetism states that the magnetic
force invests the earth from pole to pole, rising in
hemisphere and passing the equatorial region into
the other hemisphere thus circuit Of power
These nes Of magnetic force rise at greater angles in
the high than in the equatorial ATTITUDES In the higher
ATTITUDES they and upon and radiate the
yaporous media which the bases of the while
the corruscations the fantastic notions the sunny hues
the almost heat-ightnng glances, and the prismahc
coors arc due to the electromagnetic light reflected on
the watery part of the vapor and the chemical agatons
and combinations of the elements in the mysterious me-
theological processes.
1t appears from the foregoing date that hc aurora Be-
reas consists Of translucent humid vapor analogous to
and not CHER than the clouds inflated condensed spread
abroad and otherwise modified by gases and chemical
afnities and illuminated by meteorological process,
eyolvino electro- magnetic light 3. III.
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CONGRESS.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1852.
IN SENATE

The following memorials and petitions were presented
and referred to appropriate committees:
BY Mr. FISH, from the Chamber Of Commerce of New
York asking the immediate removal of the United States
Mint from Philadelphia TO the city Of New York, setting
forth its for the 1s Because, whenever
there is large import of foreign coin into the United
States the city of New York receives at least
of the whole That of the twenty -four millions
imported in the year 1S47 twentyone millions into
New York and Boston, in neither Of which there
mint; while in Philadelphia, the seat of the principal
mint only $3.50, 600 imported. I'd. Because two
thirds of all the gold sent from California to the At
lantc States, first to New York. Sd. Because
onethird of the gold furnished by immigrants for recon
age is transmitted to the mint from the city, and
4th Because the merchants of New York pay in two
thirds Of that part of the Of the United States
arising from duties.
BY Mr.. BRODHEAD: From citizens Of Pennsylya
asking extension of Woodworhs patent for planning
machine
Also from citizens Of the State, demonstrating
against the extension of the patent granted Zebuon
Parker for improvements upon water-whcels.
Also, from citizens of Montgomery county, in the
State, asking modification of the bounty land laws.
Also, from citizens of Schuykill county, Pennsylvania
asking modification of the tariff Of 1885, and increase
of the duty on iron.
The bill for the relief of Mrs. Mary A. Mcneil, widow
Of General John Mcneil read third time and
passed
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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EMIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.

The Michigan farmers complain greatly at the high
rates of labor at occasoned by the rush of young
men to California. Jackson county has lost or will lose
five hundred in this way and should this state Of things
prove to be general and continue, farmers viii be driven,
from raising wheat to sheep and cattle. some branch
Of agriculture which they conduct within themselves
From Indiana also large emigration is taking
place for California and Oregon This is stimulated,
doubt by Gov Lanes circulars in regard to the latter
country, and by other influential Individuals formerly OF
Indiana, who have been successful in their homes
colony for Oregon chiefly members of the Presbyterian
Church. forming in Jefferson county Baptist colony,
for the place. is organizing at and Indanapo
lis, and win start in few weeks for Oregon with their
clergyman and two three other colonies organizing
in different parts Of the State also for Oregon 1t is es
mated that upwards of two hundred young win leave
for California within few weeks from Dearborn county
alone The emigrants chiefly farmers and mechanics
Of excellent habits and mostly unmarried
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FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

BY arrival at Boston Cape Of Good Hope dates to
December 3lst have been received The English troops
had made progress against the Kafrs who acting
with increased audacy. The whole country flooded
by the heavy rains which had destroyed much property
Rumors Of treaties of peace current but the colo
nsts protest against such step until the Kafrs have
been humbled
The expedition sent into the interior of South
Africa reports the discovery of large rivers fertile
valleys. and powerful tribes Of blacks
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BY TELEGRAPH.


FTfm nuUTOuU dCCtucWt.
BosroS FspnuARy 81 -Messrs. Enos 0rmsby and Silas
w. Bumpas, two carpenters, residing at Cbarlestown,
were this morning run and killed, whilst walking
the track Of the Boston and Maine railroad bridge
the Mystic river.
Trial of the Rev. Mr.. Prescott.
Bosrox FEnRUARY 27.--The ecclesiastical court en-
gagged the trial Of the Rev Mr. Prescott for heresy has
declared the charges not sustained except his claim
the right pronounce absouton to persons coming to
him. The pronounced this not herctical but rregu
lar and sentenced him to be suspended until he signs
certificate dsclaming such right Mr.. Prescott denies
the right Of the court to require such certificate
Execution at Neao York.
New YORK FsBRUARy Ex-Governor Hunt has refused
to further respite Otto Grunzg bis execution took
place to-day He protested his innocence of the crime
Mr. Snow has been admitted to seat in the House OF
Delegates by one majority
Neao York Markets.
New YoRK FEBRUARY 27.--Cotton Is firm, but quiet.
Sales Of 100 bbls -four at 81 81 $4 "a for State and
50 81 SIS 1911 for Indiana Yellow corn 65a &c. Pork
Sl4 70 for prime and SID so BIO 70 for mess Prime
mess beef at $15 so,