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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, the bill for the protection of officers of
the Goyernmon in the execution of the laws
of the United States was discussed by Messrs.
Toucey, Walker, Chase, Benjamin, Badger,
Wade, Douglas, Wilson, Fessenden, Petit,
Stuart, Cooper, Bayard, Gillette, Jones, We'll
Ter, Seward, AMI others until midnight, when
they passed tho bill by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs Adams, Badger, Bsyard, Boil,
Benjamin, Bright, Brown, Clay, Dawson,
Douglas, Fitzpatrick, Geyer, Gwin, Hunter,
Jones of Iowa, Jones of Tennessee, Mallory,
Mason, Morton, Pesrce, Petit, Rusk, Ssbas
tan, Shields, Slidell, Thomson of New Jersey,
Toucey, Weller, and Wright-29.
Nays -Messrs Brainerd, Chase. Cooper,
Fessenden, Gillette, Seward, Sumner, Wade,
and Wilson,
After which, they adjourned.
In the House, reports from committees CON-
tinued to be made until the list had been
On motion Of Mr.. Letcher, his Committee on
Frauds wasdischarged from the further CON
sideration of all business that had been refer.
red to them.
Mr.. Jones, of Pennsylvania, reported back
from The Committee on Claims the bill to es
tablish court for the examination Of claims
prior to their final adjudication by Congress
SulCu was pdseoU-yeAS 40 nays ~.
Mr.. Houston reported blck from the Com.
mittee on Ways and Means, the bill making
an appropriation of $277, 900 for the payment
Of the amount due to British subjects, under
he joint commission lately held in London.
Going into committee, Mr.. Hibbard in the
chair. the consideration of the civil and dip.
lomatic bill was resumed.
DIR. Edgerton moved an amendment making
dye stuf,, very coarse and very fine woods,
and railroad iron duty free ruled out Of
order.
Mr. Edgerton appealed; and the decision
OF the Chair was overruled-ayes 81, noes 81.
Atter debate, in which Messrs. Edgerten
and Banks advocated the said amendment,
and Hessrs. Witte and Howe opposed it, Mr..
Pratt moved to include raw silk in the free
list. The amendment to the amendment was
rejected after fve-minute's speech from Mr..
p. for it, and another from Mr.. Millson against
it.
Mr. Letcher moved to amend the amend
ment Of Mr.. Edgerton by substituting the refor
Mr.. Houston's project for an entire revision
(reduclion) Of the duties on imports. And
then, after debate between M Letcher for il,
and Mr.. Ingersoll against it, it was adopted
ayes 102, noes not counted.
Tho committee then rose, and the bill, as
amended, was reported back to the House, and
the main question (under the operation of tho
previous question: was ordered to be put, pond.
ing which the House adjourned.
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SPURSeSPuRS-SPuRS.

A VALUABLE INVENTION, an improv ID
IA SPUR, Is now offered for salu, either in State
or County Rights. Enquire of John r. CLARK,
sole Agent for William Eyerdel, Jr., Assignee,
corner OF E AMI Eighth streets. feb % cc5,+
THE NEW CITY DIRECTORY-Washirg lon
\ and Georgetown Directory just published, con
tanning the Congressional Directory for Tire second
Session Of the Thirty third Congress
TAYLOR D. MAURY'S
feb2 Bookstore, near 9Th 81.
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srEWARr's DAGUERRKAN RooIs.

over Ga rs Jewelry Store, Pa. avenue. Pic
~ lures taken in all weathers and NJ reduced pr
ces from IS cents upwards We invite the public
TO call. Satisfaction always given.
9l-lwr
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FANCY GOODS. PERFUMERY, &c.

FANNY GUODS, PEhf u MbhI Il, &C.
HUTCHINSON g. MUNRO are now selling &C
Ill their new store, $40 Pa. avenue, between
and 10Th streets, next door west OF Messrs wal
ter Harper l. Co.'S, the finest and cheapest stock
of goods in the above line Ever offered in this
iiy, and they cordially invite those about 90 pur-
chase 10 cali and examine their goods aud learn
their prices before buy lag elsewhere. Their goods
are the first quality, and were bought for cash at 20
per cent discount and can be sold 80 much lower.
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO,
fcb23-6t $40 Pa. avenue.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Ofee, Washtnston, D.
Febrndrv "a, 1855.

fOrdsYedto be adrerfised in the " EvfsIxs star"
agreeable to the following section Of the Post Ofee
lsfion ofany daily paper publishedin Washingtoa:
SECS. Ind be u further enacted, That the list OF
letters remaining uncallcd for in any post ONCE In
any city, town, or village where newspapers shall
be printed, shall hereafter, be published once only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
o(fener shall fks largest circulation within the
range Of the delivery Of said ONCE, to be decided by
the postmaster II such office.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-24

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, the 23d of Feb.
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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LIZ STRANGnRs

n vi-i ing the City Should see Hunters Cat
also. His Description of POwell's great Pictufe
alosue Of the curiosities Of the Patent Office.
feb 93-lms
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BURGLAR AND PowDER-PROOF
LOCK

A LII who are interested in secure Locks arc in
IN vited 10 examine the ones exhibited by the
subscriber al the Hall Of the Smithsonian Insitu-
tipn under the management Of the Metropolitan
Mechanics lnstitute) embracing Jones' Patent
combination Lock" and "HaIl's Patent Anti Gun
powder Lock" Cthe key no larger than a tooth
pick
81 900 was placed in Bening's Safe, secured
with the above Locks, when exhibition al the
w 'rld's Fair Lendon, in 1851, and tffered a.
ward TO any one who could pick the locks or open
the safe with the keys, but one was found skill
ful enough in the art OF lock picking TO obain the
money. The jury awarded separate Medals for
Hennghs Safe and Halls Lock; also 81 the
Worlds Exhibition in New York, in 1854, which
can he with the Safes the above exhibition.
SILAS e. HERRING, Patentee
and Manufacturer, New York.
FITZHUGH C0YLE, No. $40 Seventh street,
Washington, ID. C., Agent. feb 23-lv'
DOGLEH's HYPERION FLUID
I'D Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, Barry's Tnco-
pherous, SC, just received.
w. II. BUTT, Druggist,
corner Pa. avenue and Twelfth street,
feb 2-3t opposite Kirkwood House.
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TO LOVERS OF BUTTER.

THE attention of those fond of good SUFFER- is
l. called to the fact that have just received l49
kegs of prime fresh BU rrER, which is offered at
the lowest possible prices, either wholesale or
tai. am constantly receiving fresh Roll Butter,
which &c found at my stalls either in the Cen
uc or Northern Liberties Market, and my Store, at
cor. 9th and l. SITS. w. Z. JOHNSON.
feb 24-eolm*
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FOB 80 DAYS, FOR CASH ONLY

IL and Fancy Goods at cost, less than cost hall
prlee, alm' 81 giving away Goods maxwell &
bkO. commence TO day 10 make room for sp,inr
supplies oy onenng their choicest Goods al half price
and we have some old and Indifferent STOCK aeon
INFLATED on our hands that we almost give away,-
Inns VIII be rare opportunity 20 secure great bar
gains, as we are determined To reduce our present
at half price.
we cannot enumcrate articles and prices, but in
vite the ladies TO come and see the Quantities OF
Gods that we have placed upon our counters and
marked down at pnccs that will certainly sell them.
MAXWELL b BRO,
The original Riband and Trimming Store,
NO. SAs Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th 81.
feb 22-eo3t
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B00Kso OF HOUSE OF REPREsERrArIvEs.

Library House. CT REPRESENTATIVE.
A LARGE number Of Books belonging 20 the
IA Library oft1e Hou.e OF Representative have
been drawn by members and by their orders, and
stand charged 10 their on the books OF this
ONCE. IL Is Important for the preservation Of tie
hles that they should he turned before close Of
the session. MATTHIAS MARTIN,
Librarian of the House OF Representatives.
feb 20-d2w
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tuC bOc<
~Persons applying for J
please say they are ADVERT
LADl
Arnold, Mrs .
Ashton, Miss X W .
Aliens, Mrs B
Adams, Annie d
Adams, Miss Louisa
Adams, Miss SusaDsh
Bond, Miss Harriet
Reals, Mrs Horace
Bell, Miss Alefha
Blade, Miss Mary
Birch, Miss Margaret J
Boon, Mrs Anne
Beall, Miss Samantha
Beck, Miss Mary O
Bell, Prudence
Burge, Mrs II "
Brown, Mrs Mealia
Bumes, Miss Lizzie
Bossyour, Mary
Bulkely, Miss Louisa
Bennett Miss Margaret
Brooks, Mrs Ann
Broomaeld, Miss Lidia
Boman, Mrs Maria
Boston, Mrs Thursday
Butler, Mrs Sarah
bryant, Mrs 9 W
Butler, Mrs o
Bready, Miss Ella
Coyls, Miss Rosa
Conroy, Mrs
Collins, Ann )
Callwell, Mrs
Coventry, Mrs Susansh
Davis, Maria Y
Dukessn, Miss Serepta
Denohoe, Mary
Dixon, Elizabeth
Donohoo, Ars AB
Darby, Mrs Mary 7
Dinsmore, Mics Mary
Duvall, Miss Virginia
Douglass, Miss n J
Dade, Miss Mary Ann
Dunn, Miss Theodocia
DANES, Miss Bette
Esmonde, Mrs .
Esmonde, Miss Teresa
Ellis, Elizabeth
Fuhey, Mrs Thomas
Frssher, Miss Catharine
Ferris, Miss Rosa
Goldsborogh, yosephene
Gunner, Miss Agness
Greenwich, Mrs Maggie NJ
Greenhow, Mics Florence '
Garrison, Miss ID
Griffin, Miss Mary J
GraysoD, Mrs Caroline {
Candida, Mrs Angela
Gazola, Maria
Hall, Mrs G G
Houghf, Mrs Jane
Hough, Mrs Mary Ellen
Hicks, Mrs Margaret
Hoke, Mrs Susan
Heard, Mrs Margaret
Have, Miss Ella
Hugh, Miss Cordelia A
Hogg, Miss Eliza
Hunter, Mrs Bushrod
Hunter, Mrs Ann
Hopkins, Mary l.
Hildebrsnd, Miss Pauline
Horton, Miss Francis
Hsffer, MrsC
Harrison, Miss Maria L
Hutchen, Miss
Hooper, Miss Sarah
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Hilton, Mrs s
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Hallsnan, Anne
Jones, Miss Emma
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INITIALS,

consul OF Hanover; Demo. Ex. Committee Stonecutters,
Aseo1isuon Pub Of City Directory; Southern Press Ma
onai Oonnset TO Washington secty Nat AgricuI Soc
Anoassedor lem Moptevideo Ambassador from Buenos
Ayres south ~ A n; @. B. K; A A s. secty Coium.
oian Looee; Noble Grand Columbia Lodge No TO- o
eo JAMES @. BRRRRf, Pm
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SALT-SALT 225 sacks fine and ground alum
- Salt, in good Order In store and for sale low by
WILLIAM M. GRIPS,
81 La avenue, betw. 6tn and 9TH sts.
feb M-St
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Wucfc ucWspoPctr cuol
r, be published once onl
, being issued weekly, o
gest circulation within IN
nd ONCE, to be decided b
ice.1
ters in the following list, vi
I'd.
8 LIST.
Lynch. Miss Mary
Leddy, Mrs Hugh
Loveieee, Miss Barbary
Marsh, Mrs &C
Moore, Miss Lucinda Ann
Moore, Mrs Com Z W
Mud, Miss hsris
Maui, Mrs l.
Moore, Elizabeth A
Moore, Mrs Caroline
Marshall, Miss Mary 2
Manning, Miss Cstharins
Murray, Mrs
Madden, Mrs
Mulrey, Bridget
Miller, Mrs NJ NJ :
Morse, Mrs Elizabeth
Marshall, Mics Mary n
Maderia, Mrs
Millar, Mrs
Mulliken. Mrs Mary
Mettle, Miss Emily
Milurum, Miss Mary
Marymap, Miss Martha
Mscgill. Mrs Emil
Msngan, Eliza
MCGOWAN, Mary Ann
McKinster, Miss Calisty
McCauslsnd. Mrs Margaret
Hesle, Mrs Ann A
Nelsu. Mary
Nicholson, lfiss Mary
OrrisoD, Miss Sarah z
O'hara, Miss Mary
O'Connor, Mrs Mary
CConnor, Miss Jane
Pech, Miss Martha
Pease, Mrs Martha
Porter, Mrs Mary
Perry, Mrs Harriet "a
Proctor, Miss Sarah
Peterson, Mrs Barbara
Quigly. Margaret
Redmond, Mrs Ellen
Riordsn, Miss Ellen
Rowland, Margaret II
Rollins, Lucinda
Rigevay, Miss Julia
Sly, Eliza Jane
Scott, Miss X
Sears, Mrs Jas w
Swain, Mrs Isaac
Smith, Mrs Mary
Smithsen, Elizabeth
Stvart. Mrs Josephsns
Seymore, Rachel
Seaman, Miss
Mrs
schureman, Mrss 4
Thomas, Mary l.
Toney, Mrs Sarah
Talbot, Mrs 8 r
Turner, Elizabeth
vsuBuren, Mrs
Weren't, Miss Nary
webb, Mrs A
walsh, Miss Mary n
White, Mrs Harriet
wier, Mrs Rebeoca n
WEIGH. Madame
Wright, Mary Jane
West, Mrs Ell
Williams, Mrs Margaret
walker, Miss A
Wilson, Mrs Mary Ann 2
Wilson, Mrs Sarah
worrel. Miss Bell
wilkinson, Miss Mary
Walker, Mrs Jane A
Witherell, Mrs Rebecca 2
Williams. Mary Ellen
Wesley, Mrs Christiana
Warmer, mrs NC
Wagner, Mise ME
Watson, Miss Flarella
Voc, Mrs Ed
Young, Mrs A T
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IN 0OO SACKS FINE h COARSE LIv-
IO,OOO ERPOOL SALT, filled ten 10 the
ton, in store aad for sale at very low prices by
FOWLE & CO.,
feb 23-dlw Alexandria Va.
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A A ATTENTION WASHINGTON LIGHT IN
fantry.-You are hereby notified to meet AT
I'M (I your annory THIS EVENING, at 6 O'Clock,
W " for escort duty.
By order: II. RICHEY, o. 8.
feb o4-lt
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MORE PRESCRIPTION THE WAY
Vl DAVIS, al the corner of Ninth and streets,
IL turning out cheap Teas and Groceries, for the
cash, is a caution TO hard times. Cal aud see.
feb 24-ltt
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ATHE AUTOMATON BIRD, BY SPE-
49, cial request, having been sent TO Philadel-
phia, exhibition tor few DAYS, il will not be OH
exhibition at our Store until Thursday, the LIST OF
March. HILBUS & HITZ.
feb 24-9t
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City C0uheii-Sats by Msssrs P,ckrsl-
Funeral Sermon, 9c.
R>L
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unuoI WHICH tney nave In vain attempted to
legislats upon private rights for the last ten
years, which has been but keeping the promiss
Of justice from the National Government to the
poor and comparatively friendless. The
untold thousands who have fingered on hope
deferred for the last quarter of century, not
few OF whom would otherwise soon die in
bare garrets and almshorses, owe deem debt
Of gratitude to Mr. j. Clancy Jones, Of Penn.
sylvania, whose frmness and sasacity gave
triumph yesterday against the earnest ap
pealS and protestatiop Of, it seemed to US,
nearly half the House, the impression Of the
So Vociferously protesting members evidently
being that the bill could not then be considered
without consuming two or three days Of the
brief remainder of the session. We need
hardly add, too, that Mr. Brodhead, to whose
energy and industry they are indebted for not
only lite passage through the Senate, blu. for
the actual conception of the measure, has
laoored before it so as to deserve their thanks
for life time. But for him, Mr. Jones could
not have got it through the House. He fought
for 1t for months in the Senate coutendine
every inch Of ground and winning it too, from
host OF the most talented and persevering
opponents in public life
The Debate in the Senate Yesterday
debate in the Senate over the bill for the pro.
lection of q. s. officers in the execution Of the
fugitive slave law, was the most ferocious of
the present session. Its chief feature was the
debut Of Senator Wilson, in the abolition
arena. He declared the purpose Of himself
and other New England new lights 10 be, at
all costs and hazards, to abolish slavery ia the
District Of Columbia, and wherever the
United States have exclusive jurisdiction
Such was the "git" Of his speech of the day.
Naval Medical Board "A Board of officers.
consisting Of Surgeons Thomas billiard, James
M areene and Jonathan NJ. Foits and Passed
assistant Surgeon A. A. Henderson, has been
1,uefea TO convene at the Naval Asylum,
n''adeipnia, for the examina alton Of Assistant
Surgeons for promotion and candidates for sd.
m''s'on into the Medical corps Of th. Navy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

An Oceaa CGlm.--One Of those unac-
countable and remarkable phenomena,
which those who 90 down to the sea in
ships" so frequently witness, occurred du-
ring the passage Of the Metropolitan from
New York to San Francisco. Between
the attitudes Of 32!eg S. and 27deg $. in
the Pacific, distance OF about $50 miles,
perfect calm fell upon the ocean,
which lasted for the space Of fourteen
consecutive days. This occurred in the vi.
cinity OF where the well known southeast
tr des are generally found and which help
so much towards accomplishing the "crack
passages" OF our clipper ships from the
Eastern States TO California. Capt. Smith
states that during these fourteen day u
lighted candle could have been kept expos
cd in the maintop. Not breath of air dis
turbcd the CLASSY surface OF old Neptune's
dominions, while the ship, motionless and
silent, sat hpon this silent sea.
AS i lie as painted ship, upon painted ocean.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

GRAND WEDDIgG In the course Of Il
couple of weeks, grand wedding it is said,
is to come of at the St. Nicholas Hotel. -
The bridegroom to.be is n Louisiana plant
ter, named MilcheI--roporicd very wealthy
and Iha brid '',obe is daughter Of Judge
ConkiIn, formerly judy OF The Northern
District of the State OF New York, but
more recently appointed Minister To MeXi-
CO. The ST. N.chuits hiss been hired, at
$4,000 per day, for four days, aud 1000 in
vitalIods have ben issued. 1t is intended
that hi, shall knock all former private mat.
rim nr comngs-togcthcr into aa "eterna
smash" cooked hat. Make ready the ices
and sherry cobcrs N Y Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

"MY CIRCUMSTANCES, but NOT MY NAME"
There was n dry fellow, whose wi; was the
amusement OF the residents of the south Of
Jefferson county. lie was sitting one
day in the village store; gentleman who
came in thought he recognised friend. and
said How do ycu do, Mr.. Undcrhill ?
he old man said "Sir, you have described
my circumstances, but that is not my name"
The same old fellow called one day on
the member of Congress elect the family
were az breakfast; there was a vacant
scat, but the old man was hardly in
plight to BE- invited TO IN, table. The fol-
lowing convers alton took place GLOW do
YOU do Mr.. -? What is the news
said the cid man, "Notbing much, but one
%; my neighborS gave hi, child queer
name" "What was it ?" Come and
eat" The name sounded so peculiar that
it was repeated. "What, come and eGt -
Yes, thank you" said the old man, 81
don't car, il do" and drew up to The ta-
blr.--Remc Sentinel.
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Bp IeIe9rapb.
Halifax, July 5, 1855.

ilallIaN, July D, lo00.
The Royarmai steamship America Capt
Long, arrived at this por, yesterday (Ned-
nesday) afternoon, and will be due at Bos.
ton at an early hour on Friday morning.
Her mails will doubtless reach New
York on Friday afternoon.
The America brings advices from Liver
pool TO the 23d June, three days later than
. received BY the Hermann.
The news is scanty but in the highest
degree important.
The Allies had met wirh a serions check
before Sebastopol.
On the 18th Of June, the French and
English respectively attacked the Malakoif
and Redan towers, but were bolh repulsed
with great slaughter.
Th' details could not be looked for be =
fore the end Of June, and in the meantime
private advces OF the most serious descript-
ion were agtating the public mind.
According to one account the British
loss alone was not short of four thousand,
including among the killed General Camp =
bell, and upward OF seventy other officers
Contradictory rumors prevailed, and it
was thought that the above was somewhat
exaggerated.
In the British Parliament, Mr.. Roebuck
had moved a vote OF censure against the
Ministry.
A large new French loan was to be i'm
medateIy negotiated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

81. Peters church, at Rome, is the no.
blest pile Of magnificent art in the world
Grandeur, strength, and solidity float un-
sphered within its vaulted spaces, like
clouds Of lustre. The immensely of the
size, the illimitable richness of the treasure
that has been lavi-hed upon its decoration
by the On husia>t.c prodigaity OF the Calho.
lie world through successive centuries
dwarfs man and the present, and leaves the
soul open TO sentiments of God and eterni.
ty. The eye, as it ganccs along column
and archway, meets nothing but varirgatcd
marbles and gold, pictures vast in magn.
lula, transccnGcnt in m,rit,tne MASTERPIECES
rs of The worlG-the "Commuuion of ST.
Jerome" HE "I'rensfgurolion of Christ"
and countless othors-not Of perishable
canvass and oils, but wrought in mosaic,
aad fiji TO cndur. III Time itself shall per-
ish.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

BUNKER llILL,-A Yankee conveying
an English gentleman round Boston, took
him to Bunker Hill. They stood looking
at ihe splendid shaft, when the Yankee
said
"Ths is the spot where Warren fell"
"Ah !"r piled the Engli,hman, evidently
not p.|ted up in local historical matters,
"did it 'url i'm much p
The native looked at him with the ex-
p ession OF fourteen 4Ih Julys in bis coun
tenaucr.
Hurt him !" lie exclaimed, che was
killed, sir!'
"Ah, e was, ell p said the stranger, still
eyeing the monument, and computing its
ight in his own mind, layer by layer
"WeIl, | houd think e would aye been
'urt, to fall so far"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

"A WHIrE SwALLow.-Wo have heard
of white crows white blackberries, and
the like but a white swallow is rather a
novel curiosity. Among five Of these birds
which had laken their nights lodgings in the
porch OF gcntleman's house few days
since.one of them was noticed to be per-
fcoily ,chHc. In every other resPec, he re-
sembles his companions in size, form, and
and peculiar twiIter of its spe cios. But
the fact OF his being without mate would
seem to show that Inc was considered an
alien among the fraternity of swallows
New Haren Register.