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1R EER PUMPS, Ac.--For sa.e. two good
~ coda Fountains, with pump aud sppsra-
tua for making soda q good marble slab. ~
ted for soda c6unter first rate double Beer
pump q handsome ou.ief. shJ various other
articles suiisbls for furnsI'ing soda snd con-
confectionery shop. A paii or the whole Of
which will be sold yery low. Also Abs sale 20
above, a lot of second hand psrtyson boards.
Inquiries No I washng'on Nov.
Providence, march ~.
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AUCTION0.

LAUCTION0.
At AMctiOA.
THZSDAY.
PAUL WARE
4h. WILL sell at Auction on the
Wharf below George T. Gard
ner's store, at o'clock, p. NJ.
THIS DAY.
The largest variety Of APPLE TREES
ever offered in the County, VIZ:
APPLE TREES.
/. Half sweet and half sour,
3. New York Sweeting,
8. Honey Greening,
4. Talman Sweeting,
5. Goodenough,
s. Striped GiIiyAowers,
Z New York Apple,
8 Genitrng,
> Long-Island Greetings,
10 Russell Sweetings,
II Rhode Island Greenings,
l2 Redduck,
Is Pond Greetings,
IA Spu, Sweeting,
Is Speckle Greening,
le English Pearmain,
II Pumpkin Sweeting,
l8 Striped Sweeting,
10 Leather Coat Russell,
20 English Russell,
81 Black GilIyAower,
~ Early Russell,
20 Cheese. Brook,
"a Yellow Apple,
25 Newton Pippn,
26 Gait Apple.
81 Summer Apple,
% Pie Apple,
% None Such,
80 Cod Line,
81 Taunton sweetings,
80 Larkin Apple,
SO Wing Sweetings,
"a Water Core Sweetisgs,
80 New York Swe etings,
36 Taber Sweetings,
81 Red Sweetings,
38 Early Checsebrooks,
80 Fall Russell,
40 Saver Sweetings,
al Roxbury Russetts,
AZ SpitsbeIgen,
43 Yellow Bell Flower,
Al Superior Tart,
45 Tart Pie Apple,
46 Gardner Apple,
| Also, lot OF HOLLOW WARE, con
sisting Of Pots, Kettles, and Spiders.
march %.
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ALXAN COLE

Will continue to sell his remaining
Stock of Boots s. Shoes at Cost, for c ash
for few weeks longer. =
March %.
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NJsThe Warren Social Club will meet for
debate this evening. a, 7 o'clock. Question
/" Ought the town Of Warren TO prohibit tho sale
Of ardent spirits within its limits :"
c. RANDALL, Sec'ry.
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NOTICE..

The subscriber tenders his thanks TO the
inhabitants Of Warren and ,ts vicinity for
their patronage, aud would intorua .hen
that he continues carrying on the TIN
PLATE aud SHEET IRON BuSI-
NESS, at his old stand opposite Coles
Hotel.
He would also give notice to all per-
sons indebted to him over four months
standing, to call and settle by the FORE
part Of April, ifnot they will find their ac-
counts in the hand Of an attorney for col
lection. JAMES SMITH, JR.
march 81.
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The exercises will commence at o.
clock.
Tickets % cents, or six for a Dollar,
may be had at the stores Of Messrs. Guy
nj. Fessenden, Samuel Wheaton and
Geo. L. Gardner. 1t is desired that those
who attend should supply themselves with
Tickets, as il will be inconvenient to re-
csive money at the Door.
march %.
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,enJaman 1. Uuderdonk, Levi S. Ives,
James II. Otey, John II. Hopkins,
Benjanmin b. Smith, Charles p. Nc
ilvane, George w. Doane, the three
latter Of whom were consecrat-
cd at St. Pasl's church in this city on the
3lst of October, 1882.
CRURL DECEPTION. II appears tbst
the Chippewa Indians, exhibiting at Lon
don. have been decoyed there, under the
delusion that they were sent for by the
King, relative to treaty with England,
which had created some uneasiness a.
mohg their tribe. They consisted of the
principal chief, three warriors, and two
squawss One Of the squaws, andi also
one Of the warriors, are dead. The per-
sons who etrapped them were from New
York. After exhibiting them at Liver
pool, in war dances ut the theatres, under
Pretext that the people of England wish
ed to see them, cruelty deserted them at
birmingham, on their way to London. -
Here the poor creatures wandered with
out shelter or food, in the woods, to which
they naturally bent their steps, until some
benevolent persons took charge Of them,
and brought them to London, and to the
Foreign Office, where the Earl Of Alder
deem has made arrangements for their
comfort. Boston Trans.
braided Rat Tails-A few days since
at!Darien N. Y. cluster Of eleven rats
were found in stable, with their tails
braided together in such a manner as to
forbid the idea Of their ever extricatinp
themselves. Ten Of the rats were alive
they had nearly consumed the eleventh
Tbs ends of the tails that stuck out from
half to one inch through the ,braiding
Perished, while the remainder was per-
fectly sound.
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MIR. BUGBEE

ENOULD respectfully tepder his
w sincere thanks to those ladies
and gentlemen who have kindly as
sisted and sympathissd with him in his
truly trying and affecting circumstances,
and he would humbly state that a. soon
as circumstances will permit, he will re-
sumo his business as an accomplished
teacher Of the art Of Penmanship.
march ID.
fD-Mr. Bugbee will reopen his Wri-
ting School on Monday morning next, at
8 o'clock
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Court Of Probate, Warren, r, !. March

Court Of Probate, Warren, X, !. March
8, 1895.
ZNHE adminstratrix OF GEORGE BOWEN,
~ late Of W arren, deceased, presented her
account to this Court for aIlowance,--It was
ordered, that the consideration thereof be
referred to Court of Probate, to ba hold
en- al the Town Clcrk's Office, on the 2nd Mon
day in April next. at o'clock, p. nj. and
that previous notice be given, by publishing
this order in the Northcin Star, TO ell persons
interested to appear at saId time and place, il
they see bit, ard be heard. By Order,
s. RANDALL, Probate CLERK.
march IA
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tCF Our Correspondents mus, exercise a li,t
patience this week They shall be attended L
soon.
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DEATH OF Mn. PicKMAN.-It is our
painful duty to announce the death Of the
Hon BEkJAAiIN 7. PiCKMAN.
Presideat oil the Senate. He had been
confined to his house by illness for nearly
a fortnight, and the Senate had elected
the Hon GEORGE Bliss, of Springfield, ,
President PRO TEN. We learn that his
previous illness was aa Erysipelas, from
which he appeared to be improving, and
il was hoped that he would be out IN the
course OF few days. Yesterday morn
ing, while conversing with his physician,
DIR Ware. he was attacked by "a fit Of ap-
oplexy, which almost immediately termin-
ated his existence. Mr. Pickman was
one Of our most eminent merchants, and
n highly intelligent and upright citizen (;
liberal aud honorable in his dealings, and
respected by all classes of our citizens
He had been repeatedly elected Presi-
dent Of the Common Council, and for 3
years part, had been successfully elected
President Of the Senate Of the Common
wealth. Boston Centinei.
MRxIco. BY the RAPID, from Havana
which place she left on the 9th inst, we
have received later advlces from Mexico.
They are TO tho 18th, and from Vera
Cruz 10 the 18th Of February. 1t ap-
pears that the appointment Of General
Barranger to fill the Presidency, al IN
term, in the absence Of General Santa
Ana, has given universal satisfaction /;
but it is not true that the latter has resign
ed the Presidency, as the New Orleans
papers have enormously announced.
The General Congress proceeded very
o.iellv in the discussion Of various bills
nj mere local interest. And as yet, none
oftheir measures seem to havea tenden-
cv 10 subvert the present form OF federal
system Of government, rs it was feared ny
- their mdversaries they would.
A Convoy Of specie was to leave the
copi,ai on the 18th, and would probably
arrive at Vera Cruz on the 4th or 9th
instant.
The packet ship Mexican, and brig
Orphir, which sailed from New York on
IN, Odd Of January, had arrived ut Vera
Cruz. my. Cour. & Eng
New BIsHoPRIcK.-At a convention
or the Episcopal Church from the States
oi Mississippi Louisiana, ana Alabama,
Faaxc,s l.. HAWKS, ID. d., Rector OF
St. Thomas's Church, New York, has
been chosen Bishop, of tho three States,
composing a southwestern diocese. DIR.
Hawks. il - expected, will make N. Or
Iesns his place Of residence. The gen
. erai convention Of the Episcopal Church
ofthe United States, will he held at Bal
t;more in the ensuing nutum, when It is
propable, the Bishop eIec, will be conse-
sraied at which convention the House
of Bishops will be formed by the follow
ing preia,es =
The venerable William White, Alexan-
der v, GriswoIJ, Richard c. Moore,
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A letter from on board tho ship Atlantic, Ma
son, Of this port dated South Atlantic Ocean, Jan
I 5th, reports her with whales-all well-bound
to the Indian Ocean.
'The ship Charlotte, Church, which smiled from
Bristol, on Wednesday, for Havana, put back on
Thursday, in consequence of having sprung aleak.
At Mntnnzas, 18th, brig New Columbia, lngra-
ham, Is days from this por-was in CO. days
with the Busy, and parted CO 18th.
At Trinidad. 4th. brig Jacob, Eddy, Of this port
l6 days from Boston.
Al New Orleans sth, bark Poacher, Frink, OF
this port, 81 days from New York. The Ex-
change. Barton, Of this port, sailed the 9Th, for
New York. misstay ed, aud wen, ashore with loss
Of ruddor-put back and was discharging. for the
purpose efheaving down.
Brig Franklin, Barton, OF do from New York.
AT Edgauown, Gath, Ship Mary, Paddock, Pa
cific, for Nantucket, $500 bbls. X eporis mt Gal
lipagos Islands. Sept 9Th ship Envoy, Clark. Prov
dence, 27O Oct 9Th, Essex, Coleman, Brstol,
100.
Al New York, oath, ship Portland, Cook, from
Indian Ocean, 1900 bbls oil, for Newburg Moro
Castle, Flowery, Havana brig Erneline, Usher,
Matanzas, l4th inst.
Cid at Charleston, 10Th, brig Atlas, Thompson,
New Orleans.
AT Charleston I7,h. brig Crawford, Gardner,
fom N Orleans.
Al s,oning,on 23d, sloop Portsmouth,, Winslow,
from this pot, for New Yvrk.
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Probate Court, harrington, March 2, 1885
ESTATE OF SAMUEL ADAMS.
clAMUEL RANDALL. Administrator on the
- estate of Samuel Adams, late of Barring
ton, deceased. presents his account with ssid
estate for allowance end the same 10 70 ad
received, and referred to the first Monday ol
April next, at 2 O'Clock. p. NJ. for considers-
ton and IL is ordered that notice thereof be
published three weeks excessively in the Nol,l
ern Star. JOHN KELLY, Clerk pro ten.
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The sloop Eloisa, Smith, of and from this por
for New York, went ashore near Watch Hill, ir
the snow storm on Wednesday night, 18th inst
between 8 and y O'Clock, aud went to pieces in =
hours afterwards. As soon rs she struck the crew
took to their boat, saving nothing bat one trunk o
clothes and what money they had with them. and
succeeded in reaching stonnnsion in safety, mar
rowIy escnpins watery grave. twas blowing a
gale at the time. The sloop belonged to Messrs
James Smith, Jr. VIM. b. Lawton and the master
and had on board a full cargo Of sperm. oil for
Samuel Judd. Esq. Of New York. No insurance
on vessel or cargo. The Capt. and crew have ar
rived home. About 40 casks Of oil, we under
stand, were taken up by Messrs. b. 4 II. and John
Knowles, and George Weedcn, residing near Pon,
Judith. A number Of the casks had also foated
ashore nt the west end of Block Island.
Masters of vessels, who may pick up nny o
said oil. and others who may know of any Of it hav
ing been saved, nre reque1ied to give information
to Samuel Judd, New York, or TO either Of the fol
lowing named persons. by whom liberal com.
pensation will DO given samuel B. Mumford
Providence Thomas w. Williams, New London
J. Smith. Warren, X. l Luther ID. Cook, Sag
harbor /; Robinson Potter, Newport John A Par
ker Il Son. New Bedford John Cartwright q
Son, Boston Gordon Trumbull, Stonington.
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" AMS.-Received this week supe.
II rior Boston Hams, for sale by
mid. SAMUEL WHEAroN.
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Under what circumstances he reelected 10 the dis
ungushcd Office of which he has Just indicated his ac-
ceptance, after Unprecedented silence of free months
must be fresh in the recoecons of ALL The abominable
deed was contaminated through the fragrant viola
tons OF the peoples instructions veutured upon by
the representatives of free constituencies violation
ofnsructions rebukcd the first opportunity the polls
in voice which would have been heard and obeycd by
any other than party chief, whose leading doctrines
have ever been, that the majority Of the people
only fit for heweIs of wood aud drawers of water
to the arisocratic minority-that it was the peculiar
province ofhe chosen few rule and the boundcn duty
of the proniscuous multitude obey II is in vain that
Lcighs course is dictated by elf specify deter nj
dragooned out Of his seat by T. Richie, H. Haincs
the Greek and Roman contributors to the Enquirer
and the Constellation. II is in vain that they pledge
themselves aud predict that Mr. Leighs course in the
Senate will be consistent with the principles of the Old
Dominion and the opinions of her people, while stands
from his mouth, the CONTENDER of their will as
pressed at the polls against him; boldly avowing his
determination to take his station at that post tn which
recreant Legislature audaciously elected him. They
well know that such not the facts-such not the
which induce Mr. Leigh take his present course
The backs of the Enquirer and the Constellation are
broad indeed but they spurn with scorn the dishonora
Die weight attempted to be thrown upon them for the
sinister purpose of CAVERN. MIR Lcighs high handed
purpose of hwarng the will of the people in the choice
of United States Senator, and OF embarrassing the Ad-
ministration in its On his shoulders and the
shoulders of his advisers, be thrown alike the burthcn
and its obloquy.-PetersLurg Constellation.
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MR LELGH

The Wing Of this City congratulated its brethren on
the nornation tat The Senator was de tcrmined TO cling
70 hs seat No wonder tliat the news is hailed by is
brother Wings with enthusiasm Messrs King Walsh
Noah not to speak Of Mcssrs. Monroe-of the BALI.
more Patriot aud other small dealers arc rejoicing and
chuckng al the grateful intelligence. Thus is that
his 'poltca frends" to be propiat,d at the ex.
pence Of the People Of Virginia.
But u cannot come to good. The People Of Virginia
VIII not quietly submit TO such abuse-'rheir Dele.
gates will be true to their trusts. The Press will open.
", freely and firmly speak ont We have given in this
day paper several Essays from the pens our Cores.
Pondentsand he war, which The Wing las dcfcd will
wax warmer and warmer. The Democratic Press of
Virginia IS doing its dutyWho doubts that it will meet
the crisis with the energy, which becomes free Press
when the deares rights Of the People are saked mon
the issue We have published extracts FROM the Peters.
burg CONSTELLATION and the Danyc Observer we have
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POElf'TESAL.



addressed you, the 9th of May last as Senator in
Congress. twas promulgcd that you had not ac-
ceP,ed the office addressed YOU on the 2}rd of June
in your character of private citizen On this occasion
charged you with 'coutng ignuble ease in evasion of
inc law, compliance with the acquisitions of which,
could alone induc you into the Office of Senator i'm Con
gress Now again. as you have vcntured forth from the
labyrinths OF legal abstraction, address you as IT,
States Senator Ii you had come forth earlier even be
fore the April Elections had been compatible with the
cando aud manly conduct your friends ascrbe to YOU
That you have come forth now, indirect admission
That you should have done earlier You have been
driven to the point by the spur of free press The
same engine OF political freedom, will he the channel
through which will be you the indignant com
plants OF vrtuous people, terrible than an army
WIN banners and scarcely less terrible than the wrath Of
Heaven This powerful engine it true does sometimes
excite civil commotions and you had well if you feel
any hostile sentiments be guilty of the folly to blame
the MINER whose lubos furnish comfort to millions be
cause the redamps of the earth explode when touched
with tue flame of his useful torch
You have published to the people,
take your seat in the Senate unless an
sity, growing out of the state o.
I'm
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MEXlco-GnEAr NEws-

By an arrival at New Orleans dates from Vera Cruz
to the I2I, have been received An entire change has
taken place IN the Mexican Government IL is no longer
Republican Government It's limited MONARCHY.
with SANrA ANA at its head, and the Catholic is the
established religion
The change commenced at T0iuca, the chief CITY Of
the Province o Mexico and hiss been adopted in most Of
the States The present Authorities not opposed to The
new plan Of Government to continue in Office mill
the Government is organizcd--N y E0. Stqr
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CHoLrRA The Alaysvilie (Ky) Earle If the 2d inst
states, that there had been three deaths from Cholera in
that city during the preceding week. all the cases occur
red on Sundoy the 18th ui From that date TO the I'd
inst there had been no fatal case.
The same paper mentions that the disease had broken
out IN West Uaon the 2Sth ult and that sig deaths
had occurred IN that town during the succeedino "a
hours. Among the deaths that of MIR HYDE TAI.
owchandler, OF Maysglc, who a visit near West
Union Up To the morning OF tie Isl inst no addition
al death had taken place in that town
In speaking Of the ravaaes of fhis fell Jiscaec tho
MaysrIllc Eagle says:
There has been family IN our county during tho
season that has suffered carluy as that Of Major
Bean near Williamsburg. The FIRST victim V,as n yo,ng
man macbinc-maker, from N. York. whose name ,s
have not learned. Tie next, Mr. Johnson the ctbcr.
in-law Of Mior Bean. aged 100 years Then eolorcd
man and wonau--and lastly, Messrs. George Stages
ana John wilson, both school tcacbcrs-th latter n
boarder N the family, aud the former had noby gone 10
me aid OF tlc sufferers Sixteen other occurred
IN the family, az Of which arc conyalcscent"
me disease still continued n prevail at Millersbtrg
n.y. OF the last accounts Also but in n more mode
rate degree, at Wespori.
IN Bacgrus Crawford county Ohio sevorst fatal c,.s
bad occurred during tbc week ending on the 9th ult
During s prevalence there four brothers Of the name
81 Shfls two OF their wives, and son. we're number
cd among its victims. At the last accounts II had run
It's course, and disappeared from that vicinity
Extract Of letter from Medical Gentleman Of Gin.
einnat 70 his friend in Washington dated June n
There j. nothing here times are better than
they were business men are happy and conenied With
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IHVWO Half Blood Berefordshire BULLS. bv INV i'm
n ported Bull Young Trojan now ~ months old
for sale al $50 cach-appg to Mr. Dunn at my Farm.
HEAVIER Dam. CORBfN WARWICK
have severat tracts Of 6uc Cotton Land in Mississippi
that may be worked three years free Of rent Those dis
posed TO do will apply to me- G. w
Richmond, Jafy lfh, 1896 oO-2t.
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NEW YORK


ne fourth OF July dinner given by the Corporation of
New York, was attended by Mr. Livingston Commodore
Elliott and others. The following is copied from a report
OF the proceedings
by Commodore j. ID. Elliolt--Nati0naL Dignitu-that
vndlcaies but pays no price for, national rights,
When MIR. Livingston arrived, at about o clock the
company to receive him. and gave repeated rounds
oi cheers lie seated the right of the Mayor
who gave the following toast
The Hon. Edward Lvingston--IIi distinguished rc
putation the Chief Magistrate of his native CITY was
earnest oil future splendid career in the public SER
vice of his country
The toast was drank with enthusiastic applause MIR
Livingston acknowledged the compliment briefly indis-
position preventing ils speaking at much length
The Mayor now called upon President Duer of CO.
lumba College for a toast, who gave
The Constitutional ex planation of the 25th of pr
II must be saiisactoryas IT shows that no apology can
be required given %
BY Philip Hone Esq, former Mayor-John Marshall
ray lbs valuable lie he spared his country while
ms mental AND physical faculties remain elucidatc and
defend the Constitution.
By his Honor the Nlayor--The surviving members Of
the Cncinnati Having assisted To achieve the Indepen
dence Of heirconnty, ey live to witness aud paake
its blessings.
Charles Graham, Esq. Secretary Of the Order 70.
turned thanks IN eloquent speec and offered the fol-
lowing
The Mayor and Common Council of the CITY Of Ne,y
Y0rkMay they cherish those principles of freedom and
Republican Government for which the patriots of the Re-
yOIutIon fought and conquered.
BY General Moron.France and America in ny
They then formed friendship cencntcd by the blood Of
their sons, which, trust Time itself the grcat dissov
ent Of all things, shall not dissolve
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a. ought 10 hare rood Afcmoyyr'
The y. Y. Courier and Enquirer Ohc Notorious WebbO
pFeends TO mount the moral chair and 0dUse the Vif
gLnans abont the course they bound pursue -
The mans counsel is just impairment as the follow
ing statement is false The Proceedings (of the Balt-
more Conyenson) were actually suspended for the ex