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Proceedings Of To-Day.

The Senate met, to-day, at the usual hour.
But the House not being organized they
adjourned for the day after laying on the
table, on motion of Mr.. Bsyard, the resolution
of Mr.. Adams, to 60 into election for officers.
In the House, to-day, after the clerk read
the journal of Saturdays proceedings, they
proceeded to a thirty fourth ballot for Speak
c., with the following result:
Whole number Of votes cast 22l; necessary
| to choice Ill.
Mr.. Richardson received "a, Banks 100,
| Fuller, of Pa, 81, Harrison L. Zollicoier 4,
| Harlan /, Wheeler l, Walker 2, Pennington
| /, Oliver, of NY l, Letter L, Haven /, Car
Lille 1, Smith, of Va, 1, Elliot l..
No choice having been effected, Mr. Thor.
ington from Iowa, offered a resolution provi-
ding for the election Of Speaker by plu-
rality vote, if on the 4th vote next following,
no one be elected by q majority vote.
Immense confusion, especially on the Demo.
cratic side; many members calling for yeas and
nays, others moving to lay it on the table, and
calls for the yeas and nays on that motion.
Mr.. GiddiBgs trusted that the resolution
would be withdrawn
Mr.. Thorinston proposed to withdraw it.
| Objection was made.
Mr.. washburnc, Of Illinois, wanted to know
ON what the pending question was.
Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn, explained that the
House having had nc action whatever on the
resolution, it was competent for its mover to
| withdraw it.
This opinion having been accepted tacitly
| by the House, Mr.. Thorington withdrew his
resolution. r..eE.
They next proceeded to a thirty-f ballot,
with the following result:
Whole number of votes cast, 221 necessary
to choice, Ill.
Mr.. Richardson received rs, Banks los,
Fuller, Of Pa, 20, Zollicoffer 4, Leigter 1,
| Pennington 1, Garlic l. Harrison l, Smith, of
Va, l, Walker /, Williams 1, Orr l, Faulkner
| l, Watkins l.
No choice having been effected they pro-
ceedcd to Both ballot with the following re-
| suit, viz:
Whole number of votes cast, 22s; necessary
| to a choice, la
Mr.. Richardson received rs, Banks 1O8,
Fuller, Of Pa, 80, Zolliooffer 4, Pennington i,
Carlisle l, Smith, Of Va, l, Walker l, Orr i,
Powell 1, Harlan l. Harrison i, Williams l,
| Letter l, Davis of Nd, L.
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A~Wo have received 4 pamphlet on the
suoject of Coast ard Harbor Defencos, or the
substitution Of steam battering rams for ships
of-war, By Charles EIlet, Jr., Civil Engineer
And from Strinser and Townsend, New York,
aTamrhlct Of enc hundred and twelve pages
entitled ''Pos.1l Reform, {" its urgent necessity
aad practicability; by Pliny Miles For sale
by Taylc- 81 Maury.
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WEAR A SHAwL.-If you want to be in fash
ion, wear shawl; If to ladies, an attraction,
wear a shawl; if to sheep and cows, q terror,
or like shanghais in full feather or even rags
upon the heather, wear shawl; if your hips
are badly moulded or your shirt and vest un.
folded or unpleasant to bchold-wear a shawl [,
If you're courting some fine linnet wear a
shawl-you might wrap your lassie in iii.
your shawl, Its like charity on pins, and
hides multitude Of sins-although it causes
grins-does your shawl. If you want, TO be a
dandy, wear a shavl-or have a cover handy
wear n shawl. In a word it is a most useful
articie-as you may wrap your feet, hoad
body, knees, make seat, a blanket, bed, a
muff, pillow, wrap-rascal or a Scotch plaid
ofyour shawl. In our perambulations throu Oh
the city, we notice soue very tasteful articles
of shawls for gentlemen They are most fan.
ciful in style and color and can only be ex
eelIcd by the fanciful manner in which thew
are worn. Wear shawl by all msans-or Il
you can't wear a shawl--wear a blanket
wear something ridiculous and be in fashion.
Such is the advice of the local man Of the
Petersburg Democrat. e$h
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Ia SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES, who
desire to be served with the Star, will please
notify the Secretary Of the Senate and Clerk
Of the House to order it for them This must
be done to secGrc early attention to their re-
quests To have II sent to them
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NEW Fanny GOODS, rOYs, &c.


MI IRIS. II GLITCH MOST RESPECTFULLY
N1 informs her customers and the public in gen.
ersl that she will open, on Monday, The 10Th last
large variety cffANCY ARTICLES, such as
China Cups and SluceTs, with notices
Perfume Bottles, Card Receivers, Cigar stands
Vases, Jewel Boxes, Work and ancy Boxes
Cabas, Porte Monaies, Jet aud Mohair Bracelets,
Pefumery In great variety, Elastic Belts
Berlin and Zephyr Worsled. Gloss Silks
Chenille, Patternsfcr Embroidery and Braiding,
Commenced Slippers Lamp Mats,
With an endless variety OF NEW TOYS and
other FANCY NOTIONS suitable for Christmas
ana New Years Presents, az very moderate prices
Gan ana examine them before YOU make your pur
chsses. MRS. III. GLITCH,
Ia av., between 9th and 10th streets
four doors from 10Th street
UTA very good Second hand Six Octave r.
ANO Tor sale or rent III. CLlTCf
dec Z II
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GIFT RpOkSToRr.

A GENERAL SELECTION OF STANDARD
IN Giftand Miscellaneous BOOKS z-1
AND STATIONERY for sale at IflE{sa
HiLBUS'S MUSIC DEPOT. cor
neT Of Pa avenue and 1lth street S.A.A<~
GREAT INDICTMENT
EVERY PURCHASER RECEIVES A GIFTf
Zach article Is sold at the usual retail price and
for every dollars purchase a sealed envelope /,
drawn by the buyer. containing name Of soms-
gift, which Is presented on The spot. Among the
Gins arc Gold Watches, Jewelry, Music, Fanc,
ana Toi CT Articles. &c
HILBUS MUSIC DEPOT,
dec Str Corner ia av and / TN St
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u The Legislature of Virginia, on Satur-
day last, Reelected the Hon. James M Mason
as Senator of the United States for six years
from the Sd Of March, 1857, when his present
tenn Of service will expire. The vote stood ::
Mr.. Mason, 124 Mr., Summers, o6 scattering
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IL There are FIVE persons under sentence
o. death in the parish prison of New Orleans
one convicted Of arson, the rest of murder.
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= The Missouri Legislature will probably
adjourn without elec.ing a Senator to succeed
Mr. Atchison.
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~ The "Duqucsno Greys'' of Pittsburg,
and the Red Royers," of Cincinnati two
crack companies, intend visiting Louisville on
the 22d Of February.
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EXTRA sILvER.PLArEp WARE

GIVING KETTLES, URNS. TEA SETS.
- Walters Pitchers, Gcbiets, Cups, Cake Bss-
kets Decanter Stands, C1stors, Salt Cellars Mus
tard Stands, Ladies. Spoons, Forks, candesticks.
Butter Knives, Table aud Dessert Knives. &C.
Thisware is from the best and moStreliable man.
ufactories in the cou:try. IL is IN the latest STYLE
but made for service. Persons wishing Albata
Forks and Spoons, Of the finest quality, or any Of
the above extra plated, will do wei 20 call on 81.
FRANCIS, just above Odd Fellows Hall, On
Seventh street. Dec str
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Ger7The Transcript man saw in the Ports
mouth market on Tuesday the latest. IL not
the largest bear he has ever laid eyes upon: II
weighed. when dressed for the stall, one,hun-
dred and eighty eight pounds Ali of it was
rapidly sold at ten cents per pound. The
largest portion was bought for Baltimore and
Philadelphia, as says the Transcript is al
most everything else. that we, have here nice
10 ,he eating line. Il was killed by Gorge
W.st, Esa,, ca his farm, in that part Of .he
Dismal Swamp called A" Bear Quarter
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TO THE LADIES.

HAVING INDUCED MADAM DEv0, OF
L Il New York and Paris, TO exhibit her ~
choice aud very superior MILLINERY for
a few days at our house, we hope this effort ~
Will meet their appreciation, and induce their
presence a. the opening, on Monday next.
Should this be Encouraged, ii will not cause our
exertions TO relax In entlsavcring 60 please.
We also call attention 10 fresn supplies Of MU-
SIC, PEkFUMERY, COSMETICS, dc &c.
TIE LAKES. 500 Pa avenue,
dec near adau,e ExDroSs
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WE CALL ATTENTION To ouR Mag.

"E CALL ATTENTf0N To OUR Mag
w nifcent stock OF very superior Gold Watch
es, elegant JewelTy, pure Silver Tea Sets, Pitch
other article of Table Silver Ware, silver Card
Cases, Porimonnaies, Ene Fans &c.
Also, extra heavy plated Albata Goods and SUI
perior Table Cutlery.
Gold Spectacles and Eve Glasses Of every va
rlety. Particular attention paid to the selection
Of glass adapted 10 the eyes Of we1rers
Possessing every facility, We are prepared 10 eI-
ecute in the best manner the largest orders Tor al
articles In our line.
NJ w GAIT & BRO .
No 3si Pa. avenue, between sih and 18th SITS
dec ST
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wuRsTED PLAIDS.

lust RECEIVED
~ 60 pieces all wool Scotch PLAIDS, bright COL
ors, ard very cheap
so pieces cotton and wool PLAlDs, bseuiiful
coloEs, al IS cents per yard
case Lup.n's French MERINo, hes; quality,
1T 81 per yard, all colors
% pieces very pretty CASHMER ES, at 81 Y cents
20 do newstyle MUUSSELINE DE LAME,
al 25 cents.
The above goods were bought at auction a few
days since and we consider them very 81, a. bar
gains.
Daily opening, Few SILKS AND FANCY
GOODS.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & CO.
decS-6t Conner Pa. avenue and oh Strec.
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

Ths-toIIonins persons are authorized to con-
tract for The publication of advertisements in
the $,6<
f5.lrIelphia-V. d. PALMER, n. w. oornor
O. F1r,h and Chestnut streets.
Nov YoTk-S. IL. PErTIsGILL& Co., Nassau
rrcet.
DcstoG-Y- B. PALMER, Scollay'e Building.
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% ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUB
H. lie In general, that she will give information
In all the Affairs relating TO Life Health, Wealth,
Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law Suits, Difficulties
In Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and Death
and In respect to oil other subjects. She Is also
able to tell the Ages Of persons by reading num-
bers. AL those who wish to consult Madame r. /.
will please call soon, as she will remain In the
city but short time. She can be consulted al all
hours OF the day and evening. Her name Is on the
door-at No. 2S5 18th street corner Of ID, on the
len hand side. Gentlemen SO cents and Ladies
Is. dec lows
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loTE OF FrGislA The following are the
1aaj'r'is- n he last Virginia election 40 Of.
sis'ly ass.s.sd For GogOrnor-Hsnry A
We ss2l Lieutenant Governor-E' W
n 20 .-ss II $50 Attorney GeneraI-WnI;s
D. bo-.,l., II ,gSJ.
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= 49, american Institute have voted to
- Tor NE New York Crystal Palace
-- '7'ii" r perpetual lease Of the
s-.a4l ~ aL. hit starI..
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,.c,, MsTKyGTfos ss IN ALI THE
FASHIONABLE DANCES
ATOMS. 8. COcHEU BEGs LEAVE TO
ul inform the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Wash
ington and Georgetown, that he has en- gagged the
Temperance Hall for the purpose Of giving In
struction in The above art
Days OF Tuition Every Saturday from . \ am
to TX ID m. for Young Lsdies asd MASTER; every
Tuesday and Friday evening from to 8 N
for young gentlemen. dec e-G@
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II. WINTERS

II. WINTERS
UNRTvALLED EXHIBITION OF
CHEMICAL DIoRAMAs, CRYSTALLINE
VIEWS, CHR0M ATR0PEs, &c,
AT THE VARIETIES, (LATE IRON HALL,)
Commencing on Monday Evening, Dec. 10Th
Day Exhibitions on "Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons at O'Clock
dren FIFTEEN CENTS.
Exhibition commences at \ O'Clock.
Full particulars In bills Of the day. dec SIT
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80 d Aadrews day Was celebrated in
- - e. y American city by the j9viSl re-
-''i'i'.s 4 the " lard o. cakes" MANY
'@-4' a. md dish i hagsis'' was eaten,
'.' '"'' "+'aLey puneh was drank.
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500 REWARD,

WILL BE PAID By THE SUBCRIBER
w Tor the return of cash box and its concerts,
stolen from the residence OF Major VIM Scott,
in the First Ward, On the evening Of Friday,
December 7th. The box contained, besides mum,
Der az valuable papers, about S'U0 In gold, and
notes Of Girard Bank, cf Philadelphia
MERINE T. w. CHANDLER.
dec 10 3tA
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MIR. WILLIAM PALMER,

IThUFhoSUh U SINUING. FLUTE, fe.
WELDING TO THE SOLICITATION OF
II several OF hts friends, purposes forming class.
e. for VOCAL INSTRUCTION, both for young
persons and adults, and which classes viii Y
suitably divided according 70 the ages and ssxes
Of the members
Terms, ave dollars per quarter Of 10 lessons.
Those who are DESTROYS Of ayailing thsmselpes
OF tie facilities thus afforded for Learning Wal
Musie, are requested TO make early applicatinnl,
Mt, VIM PALMER, al his residence, No, y
+ street, corner lsth. &C 10
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THE PIANC FORTE CLASSES

Mr.. w. HENGmY PALMER,
WILL meet at the Academy OF Music, come,
w OF 9Th and ID streets, on and after MON,
DAY, Oct. sth, 1855. The pupils are requesled
TO be In attendance on the days and hours speci.
lied In tie notices addressed to them.
octs w. HENRY PALMER, Director
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= 4AeTe was another destructive FIRE in
-''L-'.1 r Saturday morning last. Adams
-Al'ess ofice, Salisbury's furniture
T'io'i''-.' and four Or five other places Of
iIii'ess Destroyed. Loss very heavy.
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GESEKoCs--The whole auouut of land
F.''d y the bnited States Government, for
eHlcatiansi purposes, to The Is. Of January
1871. Is estimated at 81. $40, 23I acres, which
- TIE minimum price of such lands when first
,''laAi lAto market, represented the nagni.
L.ea. sun Of SEQ ,OGO, coo, but which At thi.
''n0 could not he worth less than 500, 600. 600
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e SO REWARD.-LOST, ON SATURDAY
ROO evening, between Fifth street and the
Theatre, or at the latter place, a small mcmoran-
dunn book, containing Sll0 in SOS and Sos az
the Patriotic Bank chiefly, one Corporation SIS,
inclusive. There were also some loose papers I'm
the DOCK CT no possible use to any but the owner
III the same has fallen into honest hands, will
give Fifty Dollars reward for the return thereof;
II in the hands OF thief, II is hoped he will re-
turn the book and papers w HOWE.
372 Pa. avenue, corner 9th street
dec 10-3t
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COALs
WVR HAVE CONSTANTLY on HAND A
w large supply of WOOD AND COAL, which
we are selling at very low prices. We are now
discharging cargo Of the best qu.tity W bite Ash
Coal from vessel, which win sell for SIS 90 per
ton, delivered. Erms cash. Ton $40 lbs
tWARDER Il STEWART
Once, corner H and 18th streets; Yard. 18th
street and Caual. dec lO-3ts
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury De
partmont.-On Saturday, Sth of December r,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Departnent-
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lUNDEh bkOWNS' hOTELD
wAsHINeTcN, &c.
, nov 23-tJan1
sEORSE AND BU6GY.-FoR SALE, A
IL fine HORSE, six years old, perfectly a.
sound, geEtle and well broke. Also q sub 10y
stantial BUGGY, but little used, with leather
top, which viii be sold separately or with the
street. d. .,t-IS~
ZINE PEKFUmEaY, PORRE-MCNI ES.
Il GARD CASES, CHINA ORNAMENTS,
TOYS, &C., &C. at JOHN F ELLISss, go
tennsylvania avenue. nov S-u
BoYS'AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
ME HAVE NOW THE LARGEST, HES7
w and cheapest stock OF Youths aud Bows
WINTER CLOTHING ever offered IN this city
TO which we particularly invite the attention Of
purchasers Centrally, assuring all who favor us
with call To accommodate them On the NOS
reasonable terms.
WALL & STEPHENS.
No. 3S Pa. ay, bet 9Th and 10Th sis.
nov p nnt, News Alex Gaz)
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nS~ilst SiA'c, h@4 uSed cdLneiS extensively
ior m.htary purposes. lie gave me much in
tercsurg Information in relation to the mill
taTy use OF the ca5nci; and from q oDeraJ SIM.
son also, VINO had served ia the same exped,-
uon under General Napier, VIC had additional
accounts ot TIRE value Of the animal and of
the favorable opinion entertained of it by the
army Tor tie services il was capabIe of ron
derlnS The engagements Cf Colonel NJ
MurdO were such that L could occupy but III.
cie u MS tiine: and III consequence obtained
IRON hiIn only few material facts vitbopt
going into details. Ny THANKS are due 10 him
Tor the moments he devoted to NE. pressed as
ne was with tic many and various duties of
his position.
We found ia the Cri1ea both the Bactrian
two-Eumped camel and the Arabian. or one
bumped; but the latter aIoae seemed IA be
used ior The purposes of military transporta.
uoh. Inc iotmcr were found ia the Crirnea
a. INC comm eheement Ct the war the latter
were carried there since from Asia Nina
The former were bat little thought Of fhe
latter were highly esteemed; the only oLiec-
uons 70 Them we heard If being the room thew
occupied IL the narrow streets and their
frightening the horses The two are verv dis
t!;et species Of the same genus; differing
from each liter as much, / should say. as the
bnnaio IL our western prairies does from the
eom2Qn OK. Doubly bumped, tie Bactrian
- - SAS'y Jun: I'hftlAl amman, standing
not qaitc 50 high rs the Arabian. Of cogr,er
AID rlOre shaggy coat, slower in motion. bnt
e*patle Of Carrying immense burdens. From
the formation OF It's back its two bpnn-l
there /; difficulty il adju ting t. it a back
saddle, and without o. ihcrc i always more
or less perplexity IN Io; ding AID scouting the
load. This ] rather tEiaE is the prineinol
source OF objection On its use, though / believe
the opinion advaroed 10 u to &c correct that
1t is not as ser.iceaJie IN animal az the Ara
bian. Its use in t5o Crinca before the war
we understand to be chiefly for draught. and
on one Occasion We saw ~ . yoked 10 a Tartar
wagon, as oxer are, brt guided by rope reins.
me result OF our cXT'uiria ton determined US
not to procure one, = il would only colnpli-
cate our experiment without Producing such
results as we anticipate from the Arabian
stock - some future day, should the camel
become concentrated Eith "a, IL may then be
worth while 10 import 4 few males fer crossing
upon the Arabian females, rs il is said is done
with advantage IL Persia The is5no always
taAlIiS after The inGther-that L. being one
hUDipeI Skctches Of the Bac'Iistn canned were
made by Mr. Heap, which viii convey very
S't'f faeas o. The animal an Of is difference
from The Arabian '7tf7F
Cd heAurio informed II. 'flfas IN the ex.
P0l''ieh against sinde, he had ia service
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CarrlAeee. l1afae6k &c.
THE ssbscsibeS bess gov % haad .
j splendid sesortmsnt 81 la,riseps ~
Harness. comprising every varsity, -
which the attsatieaof purchasers = invi-
ted. ..sef ssE4 eaAs
We ALEC mannfAstse to order, ssd ~.
pair all kinds Of Carriages 10 . superior
manner. Plantation Wagons, Carts. Wheel
and Dirt Barrow made TO osdss, and keps
on hand at oil times. All kindc'Gf smith
work made and repaired. se9.a sot
A full assortment Of Iron, lion A1les,
Springs and Trimming materials, o. haSd
for sale. Also Plantation and WaeoN
Harness. IS saafen es1tfif lsof
Planters and others are invited b exaiv.
inc our stock, before purchasing. A. the
old stsnd, corner Church and Main stseet
Jan-26ly.aa w. r. TUNNARD & CO
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A RARE MEErlNa.-Some business
exigency on tho Morse telegraph line
in New York. recently demanded an
Immediate meeting Of the board Of d.
rectors. As they lived all along the
line from Buffalo to New York. msee-
ting by telegrapk was ordered. The
president ut Utica, opened the mee-
ting, aud the business to be transacted
was sent along the line to each mem-
Der. Motions were put aud secluded
while the mover was bundled OF
miles distant from the seconder, Oh.
jections we're raised, speeches made
and responded to, and votes taken. the
same As though the parties had been
in the sane room. r.fl5.t9
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Baton Rouge Brewery, No. I.

MIR. A ST.. MARTIN, thankful for for.
WI mer patronage at his old stand on
North Boulevard Street. begs leave respect
fully to inform his friends, that he is again
on hand, to supply all deman Is for PURE
malt liquors without the usual authorizations
Orders from abroad solicited
Yeast always on hand and for sale.
~Such persons as have the Cards Of
the Baton Rouge Brewery No. l, posted
up, have it for sale. nov l7-y.
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TRANSFER OF STOCKS HELD BY DE-
cEDENrs.-The Attorney General
states that by the Treasury regulations
transfer ofpublic stocks held by foreign
decondents may be made on sa,isiac
tory proof that the party claiming the
right in such stocks is entitled rs de-
vissee, distributee, or otherwise nc.
cording to law. ,sH"F
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THE FORREST DlyoRsE CASE.

The FoRREsr DlvoRsE CASE. The
case Of the appeal. in the matter Of
CATHERINE FoRREsr, against EDWIN
FORREST, for divorce, was before the
Superior Court, New York, iu general
term. on the 4tL inst. Judgment was
rendered for plaintiff { Mrs. +. by de-
fault, with costs. .
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DOR SALE.-A vslusble LOT Of
i ground, situated on the North East eornesef
Fifth and Florida streets, measuring One nundro1
and Twenty feet, French measure On each oeseet,
Bounded on the North By the psopssty Of m.
Andrew klienpeter, and East b. ths Isepssty q
Lewis Shoppers, Esqr. For tsrne, spy . -
nov. i6. fteiA VIZ Il PIE
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Clothing ! Clothing!
At 0EDUCED PR9CEs.

WISHING to close out my Stock Of
w Winter Clothing and Caps, prior to
purchasing my spring and summer stock ]
will from this day sell articles in that line
at Reduced Prices. ..-.--
Persons wishing to purchase are invited
to call before purchasing elsewhere.
J. T.. LANOUE. Jan. 9th
Next door to the Post Office.
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DURE MEDICINES.-Jsst r

ROnN MNOlO1N HO.-OUHt TO-
osivsd, direct from New Yosk, pr ship Onion,
. large snppy o. The most choice and superior
Drugs and Medicines, 70 which W invite the At.
tention Of purchasers before buying slsewhere-
and Physicians are requested to examine cur
stock, which has been selected with carefuire.
gard 10 the wants Of the sick and the demands Of
the prescription business, snd fcr quality We guar.
antee they cannot be surpassed BY any Drug
Store In The Union. Our stock to ID composed in
part Of 80 tA tet q m
Washed SulphurIc Ether.
Msnder 1 Wesver's English Calomsl.
English Blue Msss,
+" English Pulvis Antimsnhlle
Haskell and Aerrlck's Select Pulv. Cubebs, I <
Select Pulv. Colobo; lf
Select Pulv. Gum Kline;
" Select Pulv. Catechu;
Select Pulv Ext Colo.
n cynth Compound;
Hr Select Pulv. khei Russi.
cum Genuine Turkey.
Select Pulv. Khei Indl-
ffg Select Pulv. 0uaiscum.
Tilden's Extract Indian Hemp;
Extract Bellsdonps: -. E.gyF
Extract Butternut; q
e. Extract TxrsxIeum;
with every other srticis that may be needed In
our lns. [nov.l2.l II. T. wADDILL,
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-14

He who INDUCES his sense in any
excuses, renders himself obnoxious to
his own reason. and to CRAFTY the brute
IN him. 'displeases the man, and sets
his two natures ut varience. Scott.