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New York Markats

NEW YoRK, Feb. l6 Flour is steady: sales
of 5000 bbls.; State Sc 45aS6 so; Southern
SO 90sS7.l5.
Wheat is quiet; white 81 77aSl. 70 red 81 81
Corn is dull; sales of Ii, 900 bushels; mixed 7so
Pork is euoyant; mess 81 SO. Bsefisstsady;
repacked Chicago SIS so.
Whisky is heavy; Ohio Este.
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ByJAs c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

VALUABLE COLLECTEUH Og BUCKS,
Prints, Philosophical Instruments. &c.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN
lNGS, February l7;h aud 18th. commencing at
6h O'Clock, shall sell a portion Of the library
OF the Kew. w. J. Clark, com prisng a valuable
collection Of Historical, Theological, Poetical
Pictorial and Miscellaneous Works
Also, superior "Claxton" Air Pump, lot Of
Chemical apparatus, &c.
&C.
Catalogues may be obtained al tie Auction
Rooms.
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
feb I'D Auctioneer.
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Irish Railroad Riot

NEW YORK. Feb. l6.-A riot occurred. on
Saturday, among the laborers on the tunnel
az bergen, N. j., between the Fardovners
and Corkonians. Two were killed and manv
badly injured. The military and fremen as
arrests were made.
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Arrival of the Ymnire c;,v

NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-The steamer Empire
City, from Havana, on the 10th inst arrived
here last night She brings nothing import
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INK. vi Il LA CT bins
- VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
A new and revised edIli5n Ui
250Pa ges andlS1 plates. Price
- cents a copy, a popular
ami comprehensive rediiSe
on the,dUiits and Casualties Of
single and married life hap.
ply and fruitful alliances, mode
UfsccuriBg he IN -iEfeli, irCus
and ihieT. lie ones - Their oh
viatIum aud rcm0Val-neIV-
Gus debility, its causes and
cure, by a Di0ccss al once SD
SimpIP, safe. and eHI.ctu; 1
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y. 'ue hODg Drldge ana at the Little
Falls bridge, many of whom were strangers
taking their first look at our stately but OBJ
streperous river. The remainder Of the Long
Bridge yet holds it own
REMEMBER the Concert for the benefit of
the Poor at Carusi's Saloon tonight.
FINE Gold Jewelry and Splendid Fancy Ar
tIcles are still being distributed at Philbrick's
dlft BOOK Store, under Dextsr's Hotel Call
aha purchase book and he will give you a
gold watch, parlor time piece, or something
else of value.
BUY 1T FOR YOUR CHILDREN,-Vandery
patent arithmetical tables. 1t is one of the
most novel as well as useful articles you could
purchase for them. By this article, in the
form OF toy, the young student is pleased
until be has accomplished the most difficult
part OF his arithmetical studies! Full direc-
tions accompany each table. Shillington, book
seller and stationer, corner of Four-and- "A. half
street and Pennsylvania avenue has them for
sale. Price % cents. MSrH
TABLES TURNED.-In the police reports of
| last week, published in the Star, il should
haze appeared that Mrs Hale, on the same
day changed her boarding house; after which
MRS Cheteln, having missed n gold pencil,
shawl, and sundry other articles also q small
her having seen her pencil in the trunk of
said Hcle, she procured from Justice Dom a
search warrant to examine her room and
trunks in her new boarding house Officers
hlng and Piggott perfyrmed said service. and
found portion of the goods which were lost.
MRS Hale made proposal to Mrs. Chetein
Tor compromise Of the matter, which was
partially effected, and promised to make
statement in the Star for the purposes of coun-
teracting the former public alton. A stop was
put to the compromise by the officers taking
Mrs. Hale and the stolen articles before JUS.
tiee Dom, when an investigation took place
on the night of the 18th inst, after which she
was held to appear at the next Criminal Court
In the sum of $500 From all the matter as
brought to light before the Justice there is no
doubt that Mrs Chetein is entirely exonerated
from the charge, as made, of st ,aline the $40.
and that strong doubts exist that Mrs Hale
met with the loss as detailed by her, more
particularly as on the recent charge consi der
able amount of gold was found in her trunks
WATCH RETURNS. K amb'e Williams firing
pistol In the street; fined SIS and cost VIM.
Hobey. drunk; reprimanded and dimissed.
VIM: Finley. vagrant; do. Edward Hanson,
suspicion of larceny; dismissed John But
Ter, do ) do. Thomas Roberts, asleep in the
market; do.
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DR.. WILLARD, Dentist,

LATE OF CHICAGO,
VI1 GUILD RESPECGF ULLY INFO X III
w the citizens Of the District and ,ss-.szsssss,
vicinity, that having located himself SsssssesssS
In Washington, he Is now prepared oOIITfD
perform ali operations, in mis- profession, In the
most approved style
Ofice No. 80 Penn. avenue, adjoining eau
uef's. Jan 20-lY
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6IBBS's HAIR MANDATORY,

yETIGS, HALF WHO'S, BRAIDS, CURLS,
w Bandeaus, Frizzed X oilers, sc, always on
hand, and made to order at 4 few hours rotice
complete manner. All sorts OF Toiiet Articles
from the hest French and English houses
No. 3O6 Pa avenue, up stairs, over Davis Music
Store.
N. Blair work repaired or taken In ex-
change. feb Il-3m
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STAR.

- ,,rTxrrszxFErs EHouLD O@rInx
,,,,E e'cLocE, n, OTHEsEIsE IaKI AffEAE
III THE SExT DAY
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m A r X r. a y q y

OF < YERY DESCR IPTI0N,
Manufactured at the Fairview steam Mill,
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
NyE INVITE TIE ATTENTION OF The
w trade CT Washington anu vicinity 10 tie
large assortment OF MATTRESSES now on
hand, comprising Patent-SpIing, Hair, and
several huldgad Husk ard Cotton, OF yarious
Sizes, to meet the demand OF the coming season
Orders by msil or otherwise promptly attend ed to-
and goods delivered IT Baltimore rates Address
feb 7-19t FITZPATRICK g. blJRNs
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scHwARzs 4 DRuRr win aocant ihs thanks

ScHwARzE 4 DRURY will accent the thanks
Of the Stars corps fypographigne for the ex.
cellent oysters in the she'll sent this mo. ming
The bivalyes were duly discussed. and voted
A No l.. Should any of our readers desire
oysters that are really good and fresh, they
nave but to leave their orders at 4S9 Eleventh
stIest
crowds were assembled yesterday in the
vicinity Of the Long Bridge and at the Little
Falis bridge, many of whom were strangers
taking their first look at our stately but OBJ
streperous river. The remainder Of the Long
Bridge yet holds it own.
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Fog Sale and Rent,

ENOR RENT THE NEAT DWELLING
L No 566 Sth street, second door north Of r.
Also, for sale a number OF articles OF Household
Furniture Inquire at the house Immediately.
feb 10 .StR
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TENTED WRITING PAPER, Stationery
4 Of ali kinds, fne God, and perforated Pa
per, at FER6USON'S,
feb IL iSG I'll Slrret-
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rORPORATION STOCKS for sale by
~ feb l3-d CHUBB BROTHERS.
TABLE ARD POCk Er CUTLERY,
Il Albata Forks and Spoons, RazOrs, Scissors,
&c.-best quality Prices low.
u. FRANCIS,
feb II i9U Seventh street.
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ITO LET.-A NEWLY FINISHED COT
4 tage Frame House, containing Elk excellent
Rooms, situated on " street NORTH, between 18th
and 18th streets west Rent SO per month In
guile OF JNO. L. hilton, near the corner OF
l4th street and Penn avenue
feb 12-lw JND II HILTON
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ed Applications ut the Bank were nun...
The amount of gold taken from the Bani a.
gay Tor expectation wss only about $40 ooo
Al rs estimated that the amount 20 be tat.,
OUT by the steamer Ripon 10 India and China
90 on the attn of February will be between Goo
wv ana +o0O,0 900, nearly all in silver. The
.t9sihg quotations of French three Der cents
sls evening was $40 80 confines for money and
per cent. VI HeaiV
ns'eIs from Paris to-day mention q current
os ~ lat "a. Minis, finding bis Spanish loan
ee million pounds sterling proceeding
eAoeeuingiy heavy, intended 10 visit I,ondos,
Gated coupons "O'ueis vi eer'i1-
ing says: VI Iiaay efsn-
ne FUNDS show fresh fall of abou, ma.
quarter per cent, owing to tn. ;no,.s.~s
hgntness OF the money market, which !. -.
ually breaking down outstanding sns,nlst;.N
for higher prices. English railway sbsr,ss.a.ss
especially well supported in face Of m. 60
tinued downward movement of the funds tn.
demand for money to day was extraordinarily
active in the discount market, at the Banf
and in all other quarters, and considerable
tghtness was experienced.
LATEST NEWS
The inquiry instituted by the Board OF
Trade in regard TO the loss Of the West India
mail steamer Tyne, has resulted in the fud-
ing OF report, strongly censuring the cap
tain OF the vessel for not constantly using the
lead on approaching land, and for the total
absence OF other precautions necessary 10 in.
sure the safety of the ship.
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FIGHTING AND RIor Alfred Lomax and
Henrietta Ingham were arrested yesterday by
Waterman Norwood for fighting and riot in
the Second Ward. They were taken before
Justice Dom, who held them to security to
keep the peace,
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From Havana

CHARLESTON, Feb. IL The steamer Isabel.
from hey West, with Havana dates to the
.ytn' mas arrived. Among the passengers.is
Max Maretzek and his opera troupe,
The Havana news is unimnortsnt ,.I.
graph company has been formed to Law a ca.
bic to Key West
Carthagena correspondence SAYS that tbs
British will net carry into eject the blocksds
Of that port until after the action Of Congres.
Or. kane's health was much improved.
The steamer Empire City arrived on the sth.
sugars were less active. MOlssses was dull,
with small receipts.
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IyOR KENT.-NEAK nae NEW G

Il ernnsnt Printing ONCE, a convenient Dwell. .
ling House, containing sir Rooms and Kitchen
The House Is situated on PeiTce street, between
LIST and North Capitol streets. To p GOD tenant
the low TsEt OF 30 will he charged Apply TO
the undersigned, opposite the premises, CT al nv
stall az the Centre Market.
ian 1u-H CHARLES THOhiA
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Two EXHIBITORS THE M. M, Fay
l. quantity Of GLASS CASES and sAS6Es
Tor sale cheap at 3ol Penn. avenue, over M Ri.
denOur's Confectionery. feb 13-tf
PIANOS FOR SALE
TWO SECONDHAND NOS FOR
Il sale very cheap at METZEROTT'S~-
Guslc Depot. One for $50, and cne forSTXTn
Also, one second hand MELoDEON.
fSb IJ-tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT MRS.
L g. ANDERSON has for rent three or four
Rooms, which are comfortably furnished, and
can be converted into paflors OF chambers, as may
be required. Penn. avenue, I'd door east OF the
hlIkWood House. feb 5-2W
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REMEMBER the Concert for the benefit of
the Poor at Carusi's Saloon tonight.
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EIOR RENP-A FURNISHED HOUSE

EOR NE A FURNISHED HOUSE
situated or Penn avenue, between lOth and
l3th streets. The advertiser being about TO leave
the city for several moaths Is DESTROYS OF renting
their house, which Is comfortably furnished, and
suitable for family. To u good and II responsible
tenant the rent will be moderate Possession
given on the LIST or April next. feb saw
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TOR RENT.-A PARLOR AND CHAMBER
n handsomely furnished, in one OF the most
cinity Of the National, Browns', and Dexter's
Hotel The house Is new, with all the modern
Improvements, water, gas, &c. Also, several very
pleasant Chambers. Apply at No &C LouIsiana
avenue, south side. near Gtk street fsh2
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.

rsNHE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT OF 81.
J. Paul, NJ. L having an extensive knowledge
az The Government Lands in Minnesota, WILSON,
sin, and Iowa, and having great experience In
locating the same, is prepared 10 enter warrants
to great advantage 70 those wishing 70 invest
Particular attention given TO procuring lands
contiguous TO Railroads when they become sub
ject 20 entry. .x,....
Lands and Lots In and aboutthe cities OF super
Tor. BayfeId, and 81 Paul, for sale.
n LINDsLEY, hlrkwood House,
ian 90 i'm Washington, ID. c.
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ENOR RENT TWO NEATLY FURNISH.
Il ed Rooms. For further particulars apply on
the prsmisss, No. $50 north ID street, between ID
and 81 streets. feb 13-4t&
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Tor RENT "A HOUSE. CONTAINING 10
a Rooms, with PaTl0r end Dining Dom, and
Kitchen on mist Dor, between l2th and 18th SITS.
on New YORK avenue Inquire OF MIR. Gh ZEN,
corner of. ID n aud l. streets feb H-3tK
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The PrNE AND HARRISON TRoUpz.-To.
plight the ever-welcome Pyne and Harrison
opera troupe commence q brief engagement
at Odd Fellows' Hall.
we are sure our readers will Join heartily
IN TIE following words of welcome, addressed
oy contributor to Miss Louisa Pyne:
To the English Nightingale, Miss Louisa
Pyne
BYH. CLAY PREUss.
Thou art come from a stranger cline sweet bird !,
Thou art come from a stranger cline;
And thy joyous strain
Brings back again
Bright dreams Of the summer time
Thou has left thy dear old island home
With the proudest Of triumphs won
And thou aimest bright,
For heavenlier fight
In the land Of the setting sun
wond 'rous charm Is thine, sweet bi d,
wond 'rous charm Is thine;
To warm this clod
With the fire Of God
BY harmony all divine!
We have revelled long in thy gorgeous strain,
And we joyed to feel
That Heavens bright seal
Hath still left It's impress here
Now the cold winter time has come, sweet bird
And thou'lt aY TO thy native cline;
But thy thrilling strain
Shall yet remain
With drelms Of the olden time
WARRINGTON d. C.
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PosTPoSEAKNT OF THE DEBUT or DAN RICE.
Owing to the condition Of the river at Hsyre-
de Grace, this gentleman found it impossible
to get his stock Of imported horses, mules and
performers on N time to open this evening, in
consequence the performance will be post
poned until Wednesday next when this popu
lar Jester will positively appear Mr.. Rics's
agent arrived this morning, and Mr. r will
come on 20 night.
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D0TArOEs.-IOO0 BUSHELS PRIME
while MERCER POTATOES In store and
for sale IN lots to suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
ian29-n IS Water street, Georgetown.
old BOURBON HAVE
~ Just received ten barrels Old Kentucky and
Bourbon Whiskeyi part Of which 10 very old and
superior. X w. TwEEDY,
feb ll-1weo Pa sv., near 10th 81 south side.
rNHkLBER8'S PORTRAITS AND AL
Il his Compositions for sale al METZkhOTr's
Music Depot Jan ID
DiRD CAGES, DOOR MATS, BRuSHks
ID Books, Cabss, Purses, Perfumery: &c; &C.
ut MCLAUGHLIN q cos,
feb IL 90, bet. sth and ss,
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From Naples accounts are deplorable Ter
Tor reigns throughout the capital AID king
dom. Arrests continue necessarily. A priest
has attempted to asSasSinate the Archbishop
OF Matera while he was giving his benedic-
ton to the people. The Archbishop was
wounded, and a canon, who attempted to pro-
tect him, was shot dead by the assassin.
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO LIV-
ERPO0L
PARIS, Friday Court Of Cessation
having rejected Verger's appeal yesterday,
the assassin was executed this morning He
was greatly distressed, and il was found nece.-
sary to carry him to the scafold.
The Court of Cessation has pronounced iudr-
ment to-day upon the appeal from the decision
of the Imperial Court Of Lyons, with reference
to the illegality of distributing electoral bull
letins or voting tickets without a special per
mission from the authorities The Judgment
of the Court Of Cessation is against the liberty
of distributing electoral bulletins.
NAPLES, January 20 "A period has been
fixed within which political prisoners must
decide whether they will impiore the Royal
clemency, or euler transportation.
decree has been issued effecting certain
reforms in the postal system. Other DEGREES
OF reform are expected.
Times Catg ATtICis-Friday evening The
English funds opened with q tendency to
stea1iness thie morning, but the market soon
relapsed and ultimately exhibited great heayi-
ness. There was no political news aud the
market was Influenced solely by pressure for
money, which was increased by the arrange
ments in connection with foreign settlements,
and by the India House having Withdrawn
sum which they had temporarily lent upon
stock The rate for loans on good securities
was six and half per cent, and advances
were obtained from the Bank on those terms.
In the discount market there was undiminish-
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FINE Gold Jewelry and Splendid Fancy Ar
Gift Book Store, under Dexter's Hotel. Call
and purchase book and he will give you
gold watch, parlor time piece, or something
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Miss George Dsshiell, do, preserves
Oscar r HOugh, do, water colors
Emily Lanbright, 90, baby socks
Miss Katy Polkinhorr, do, worsted work
I. J. Quinter, do, meats foo. Gil
Miss Nd Essex, Georgetown, preserves
Miss N. Miller, Washirgton, worsted work
Mrs V Philips, do, fancy basket
Jessie n Powell, DO, worsted work
Mary Ann D Lscry, do, wOrsted mat
p. McDevitt, do, hair dye
Owen Bestor, do, geometrical figures
Miss Carrie L Ray, do, CROCHET dress
Miss L. A C Hughes, do, embr'd stools
Mrs. ). ID Whitney, do, quilt
Miss NJ A. Handy, do, pincushion
Laura V. Thomas, do, needlework
VIM. PettibOne, do, paging machine
Charles u. Torch, do, picture
Eugene Gather, do, water colors
Hannah Woods, do, tidy and mat
mrs ID. Barron, Georgetown, embr'd talma
Mrs Dr. teehtig, do, embroidered slippers
Elvans & Thompson, Washington, carriage
bands
Daniel McCOOk, Illinois, Santa Annals leg
Mrs Chss- Robinson, Washington, pickles
Mrs. James III. Boss, do, pickles
James g. Boss, DO, ancient Bible
Ellen u. Boss, do, UOrs,ed ma.
Mrs Garter, do, lamp mat
Susan +. Ely, do, needIework
Elizabeth POsey, do, Counterpart
Hannah Tnpiett, dU, quilt
Mary Iriplett, do, mats
Sarah TriPlett, do, shirt and mat
Miss Virginia SmOOt, do, Horstsd work
Miss Mary Tucker, do, do
Miss Sarah Tucker, do, card basket
Miss Mary Mater, do, burr basket
Jas Wood, do, looking glass
Miss c. Chsuncey, do, painting On cloth
Miss J. FarqUhar, DO, cordial and preserves
Ordnance bureau, (peT Col. Craig do, 70
stand Of arms
Mis- Julia Thompson, do, painting
Mrs. Turner, do, embroidered sack
Catherine Donovan, do, do collar
Josephine Thompson, do, Turkish slippers
Niles '. Burnell, do, Turkish slipper.
MISS Jessie Riley, DC, card case
Mrs Riley, do, needleWOrk
q l. Riley, do, painting
Mahala Drew, do, drawing
Blanche Gray, do, drawing.
Flaces Ter the more important article; are
row being assigned, and we advise ali who
desire good lCeA alton to give tie superintend-
ent an early call.
FAIRs.-To-nignt, the most dessvino Fair
OF 81. PauPs Lutheran Church commences AT
Hal with q most tenpting ais,
play Of articles ana great variety Of s.trac.
lions. The Orphan Fair at Iron Hal. and
The Presbyterian Fair at Schneider's, continue
open. and have great claims upon the pu Bile
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il The stated here in the book OF contested cleo
tions. The " That George Read resigned DIS
place on the 18th Of December 1893 and the executive
the 10th OF March, 1894 appointed and commissioned the
said Kensey Johns represent the State In the Senate u
til the next meeting Of the State Legislature II was the
fact that the legislature met in January and
ed in February of that year Suppose that fact did lot
pear the credentials that is fact of which the Senate
would take official notice The meeting OF the State legs-
atue and the adjournment Of it, tbs States are bound 10
take notice Of Every citizen Of Delaware was bound TO
take notice OF 1t without any proclamation or authority
In that the question not whether there was
proper election for in the of executive appoint
the issuing of the certificate commission is itself
the act of election and in those might be well
enough to examine the cresental at the time it is pre-
scented.
only say again that these credentials appear to me
to be perfect their face complete lacking essential
coming from the proper authority certified in due form
They may not be in point of fact 1t may be that MIR
FrcH elected and when that question comes to
be considered shall be willing to hear the arguments
upon as any one ese For present purposes the single
question is whether this gentleman has presented the or
binary evidence of his right to seat here and ne has
presented it. then say with his colleague 1t not only
ndigniy to him. but it is indgnty TO the State oil
Indiana for hesitate about administering the OATH
fro RE Continued
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by Mr.. RUFFIN, of North Carolina The memorial Of
Joseph A. Davis Thomas g. Willis and fifty Others pilots
owners, and masters of vessels demonstrating against
proposed dsconnuance of certain lights Ocracoke
let North Carolina referred to tho Committee Com
merce.
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in CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES

FRO BE Continued