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1rcb, was referred to the Committee on

Mr.. Burch, was referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
The President announced the appointment
Of the following committees:
ON JOINT RESOLUTION RELATIVE TO roNsTt-
TITtoNAL AMENDMENTS, ETC
I T.. y. White.
Q r. i. Stubbs.
3 T. @. Tacharie.
4 q. H. Wheeler
A. J. Dumont
CT II. Stamps.
6. J. Boatner
y w. A. Robertson.
i. s. Goode
ELECTIONS.
! 7. G. Tacharie.
. III. l.. Garland
4 f.. ID. White.
4 j. II. Grover
Cornelius O'DonDci
6 T. r. Allan.
u. II. Bryant.
4 i. Tesada
ID. Dumont.
INFRINGEMENT AND REFoHW
! q. II. Ellis.
Q r. s. Eootie
3 G. J. Boatnor.
40. u. Wheeler
3 r. H. Stamps.
q II. 9. Mitchell
Hardy Richardson.
Isaac fSnItpn.
. 7. A. Ducros, Jr.
RAILROADS AND INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
/ II. G. Mitchell
2 A. B. George
3 J. n. Grover.
VIM. Harper.
3 q. II. Ellis.
j. Landry.
VIII Steven
4 w A. Robertson,
81 H. Burch
rARKs AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS
! n. y. Ogden.
"a u. George.
3 WIN. J. Kelly.
4 =. Wakefield.
3 L. q. Perkins.
A. J. Dumont
w. A. Robertson.
Cornelius O'Donneil.
oT. A. Cage.
PUBLIC LANDS AND LBvHEa,
@. J. Boainer
T.. y. White.
3 +. p. Stubs.
J. +. Breaux.
l.. TeKada.
q r. 4. GoOde
7 l.. q. Perkins.
81. II. Bryant.
s.. Wakefield.
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
| WIN. J. Kelly.
H. ~. rHIHtIl'l.
II. = Goode.
VIM Harper.
II. 9. Mitchell.
j. T.. Breaux.
A. II. George
4 j. W SandifOrd,
8 II. Demas.
On motion of Mr.. White, the Senate al.
journed until Tomorrow ut u o'clock III.
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary Of the Senate.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, |

sTATK OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
Whereas. EMILE D. WEBER. widow Of this
late D. A. Weber, and administering OF his
|succsssion has applied n me for the caneela@
ton Of n bond drawn and signed by the said d.
A. Weber, as principal. and Herman Meyer
Emily Weber. Andrew Szabo. Simon We'll, John
f. Irvine and Julius Frsyhhn. as securitie6s
dated tho 18th day Of March. 1876. and condi~
toned for the faithful performance Of the duties
Of said D. A. Weber as Tax Collector OF the par
ish Of West Feicana
Now. therefore, !, FRANCIS r. NICHOLLg.
Governor OF the State of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this my proclamations
with the view Of giving public notice to oil per-
sons therein Interested. To show cause. In writ
Ing, mt the office OF the Secretary Of State, In
the city Of New Orleans, within ninety days
from and after the last publication hereof, why
said bond should not be cancelled and an-
nulled, and the securities above named dig
charged from any further liabilities In the
premises.
Witness my signature and the seal OF tins
State Of Louisiana Mt tho city Of New Orleans
this second day OF January. in the year OF our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight and the one hundred and second year OF
the independance Of the United States OF Amer
lea. -
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STEoNa. Secretary of State. JAG sot
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Hcaolred, That Charles Gaudet be declared
entitled to the seat he now occupies in tho
House Of Representatives Of the State Of
Louisiana MS Representative of the parish
Of LafOurchr.
Mr. Brsard. chairman. on behalf Of the
COMMITTEES on Banks and Banking, reported
rs follows:
COMMITTEE ON BANKS AND BANKING,
New Orleans. January 1G. 1873.
TO the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House Of Representatives:
Your Committee on Banks md Banking re-
port ON draft of bill to he entitled
IAN act to provide for obtaining and pub
hlsing reports Of banks, savings institutions"
etc,
Unfavorably.
The provisions of snid bill being embraced
in act No. 81 Of tho extra session Of 1877,
j.. A. BREARD,
Chairman
Mr. Washburn chairman. on behalf Of the
COMMITTEES on Lands and Levees submitted
the following report:
COMMITTEE ON LANDa AND LEVELS. !
New Orleans. January 1G. 1873.
To tho Honorable Speaker and Members Of tho
House Of Representatives:
Your Committee on Lands and Levcee, hay
ing had under consideration House bill No ~,
report unfavOrably aS to specific instructions
or appropriation in regard to Bayou Plaque
mine and offer the accompanying bill rs II
substitute.
Respectfully,
w. M. WASIIBURN Chairman.
On the motion of Mr.. Bowden. under u sus-
pension Of the rules, the bill was read and on
his further motion, the bill was adopted "a II
substitute for House bill No. II, becoming
House bill No. 1os,
"An net to provide for the roopening Of
Bayou Pnqucmino and its restoration to
navigation"
NOTICES or BILLS
The following named members gave notc;,
that at some future day they would INTRODUCES
bills to be entitled as follows:
BY Mr. Martin:
"An act for the relief Of Nicholas Young, Of
the parish Of Lafayette"
By Mr.. Nunezc
'An act for the relief Of Leslie Brousard,
Clerk Of Court for the parish of VermilIion.'
BY Mr. Grassy:
IAN act to amend and re-enact section % Of
act No. 9G Of the extra session Of 1877, APP
proved April 20, 1877
By Mr.. Dinkgrave:
"An act to encourage the development Of
the agricultural resources Of the State and
increase the taxable property Of the State by
the sale of the lands q the State forfeited to
the State for the non-payment Of taxes.
"An act for the relief of f. j. Larkin, w. H.
Dinkgrave and /. Fl. Crawford, stireties on the
bond of Fl. W. Peck, sheriff of Madison"
"An act defining the manner In which sher-
ifs throughout the State, except the parishes
of Orleans and jefferson, shall appoint
deputies, and how the deputies are to qualify
before acting"
'An act authorizing and compelling district
attorneys, or district attorneys pro tenn, when
requested by the police jury, or any surety on
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1T RESOLUTIONS

.esoluton entitled
solution providing for the
Joint committee of the Sen
5of Representatives to examine
reasury the financial affairs OF the
o books and accounts of the State
or and Treasurer, to ascertain warrants,
vised by the Auditor and paid by the
treasurer, to ascertain clerical force in State
Auditors and Trcasurer's offices, to ascertain
warrants Illegally issued to examine journals
OF the two houses of the General Assembly, to
ascertain disposition made OF certain bonds, to
ascertain bonds held in trust by the State, TO
examine proceedings of Board of Liquida-
ton, offices Of Auditor and Treasurer, and for
granting powers to said committee"
Was taken UP andlread, and, on motion Of
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MONTGOMERY & CO.,
n. G. BULLARD, Auctioneer

HAVING SUCCEEDED TO THE AUCTION
II business Of r. NJ h u. J. Montgomery. beg
TO announce to their friends and the public that
Furniture. General Merchandi o. Liys Stock.
Carriages and other property and TO dispose OF
the same promptly and to the best advantage,
Furniture and merchandise Of every deserip~s
ton will be received and sold NJ our spacious
rooms Mt the Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street.
Horses and Stock will be sold a. heret9fors.
gomery's Tnttsrsals, No 10 karnnne street.
Outdoor sales Of every kind will receive
prom pt attention Mt moderate charges.
Parties having Furniture. htock or other
property to dispose Of will find 1t to their ad~
vantage to consign to Montgomery h Co.. their
facilities in this Inns being unsurpassed. They
respec fully solicit II continuance OF the patron :
age so literally extended TO their predecessors.
Quick returns made on oil sales.
J. Montgomery, Il. O. BuIafd. II. y. Pattens
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SEED POTATOES SEED POTATOES.

)OOO BBLS CHOICE EARLY ROSE. PEER
-ODO less. Pink Eyes and Jackson Whites.
1000 bbls Peach Blows and Eusssts for table nse.
For sale In lots to suit. by
J. @. MURPHY & co.
jn1s Ivy 3s Poydras street.
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n o. CamnhelI Esn il tn Wasbiny
ton nc.
Washington, 'N'
n,.'
Dant. " hearF' tne famous peoesHlah'
ID III INC etty'
mrs. Lneoaore COOK, o. Cliiton, Is en-
tertaihing hlss Annie olnSer, Oh Iltts-
purg.
Gov. Young was Saturday night
electea ffeslaeht OF the Friendly sons
OIL st. fatflck.
Granville Pollock was elected Super
intendent Of the Findley Nj. e. Church
saooath'school last week.
Mr.. John Grossius, of this city, has
been appointed Commissioner from ODio
to the Paris Exposition.
Harry Honkips har.tander of
Roesche's Club Room, was tue recipient
Of a gold watch and chain Yesterday.
Rev. f. Mitler of tho English I.utb
eran lhurch hus boan nrasantsd hv hia
oonprevaIion with an aIer,nt norio!. a.,,
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White, 45c; mixed, &c. Oats quiet: White;
Sc4; mixed. 32c. Rye higher 1t sc Hay duli
and nominal at $SaiI. Fork quiet and steady
at S12 Lard quiet and steady; Choice leaf
tieree, BY aSxc; do kegs, 9a9Ae. Bulk meats
steady: shoulders, ~ IA &c: clear rib, 5La6Ac;
clear, 6Ta1f1<c. Bacon quiet and steady: Cieai
rib sides, &c; clear, Txc. Sugar-cured hams,
lie. Whisky quiet at 81 0S. Tobacco quiet and
unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. li-Flour in GOOD de-
mand and tending upward: supernne, $475;
Xxx. $6a5 %: xxx, 50 5Ia6 75 high
grades Sc 75a7 5J. Corn quiet and firm
at 8OaI0c. Oats in fair demand and firm at 4Oa
42e. Corn-meat quiet and hrm: held at 81 50.
Hay quiet and arm: prime, SIS; choice, $f6 80.
Pork strong aud higher: hed at $f4 81 Lard
quiet and steady: Clerce, yha9xc; Kegs, Wa
iOhc. Bulk meats sea ce anu hrm: shoulders.
loose, 6xc: packed, SIC. Bacon strong and
higher: Aa9Ha9Asc. Sugar cured hams nrn-
er at l3aljjsc- WHISKY aull at 81 O5al IL
BALTIMORE. Jan. 14-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat; Western shade lower
and closed firm. NJ. 2 Western winter. spot
! Corn: Western active y cat Ter aud clos
firm; new Western mixed, SPOT and Janu-
ary, sic; February, 6Jc; Western steamer,
62Ac. oats quiet and steady: Western white,
| 36l. Sc: do nixe1, 34a35c Rye quiet and
steady at SO 65c. uay lulL Pennsylvania
prime. $I4al6. Provisions dull and unchanged.
BuGter quiet: choice Western. rolled and
packet, 2Oaz2c Petroleum dul and nominal:
ref4cd, l23se. Cones dun aod unchanged.
Whisky dull and lower at 81 49,
| NEW YORK. dan. 14.-Flour easier: No. 2, S3a
4 10: superfne Western and state. "a S5a6 10;
| common to good extra, s. 25aj So; good to
| choice, 50 5Oa6 white wheat extra, 20 05a6 rs;
| fancy, 10 S0aS rs; extra Ohio, s. SO q 20: st.
| LOUIS, So 5UaS 25; minnesota patent, 81 40a3.
Rye flour dull at So 75a4 l5 Corn meal dull
aud unchanged. Wheat heavy: No.
2 Chicago sming, 81 33hal 80; No. l
Milwaukee, 81 80; choice amber Western,
| 81 4Sh; No. 2 amber, 81 AZ; No. North
west, January, 81 34&a! SAX. Rye quiet:
" estern. Tla75c. Barley and malt dull and
unchanged. Corn duil: steam mixed, 5Sa
YSAc; steam white, 57ba5oc; round yellow,
| 5Shc. oats more active: mixed Western
State, 35a40c: white Western do, 36a42tIc.
Hay uchanged. Hops firm and uG-
changed. coffee unchanged with a
moderate business. sugar quiet and
| firm: fair to good refining. 7Ha7Ic;
prime, 7Ac; refined tirm and in good demand
ut 91za9Xc. Molasses quiet AMI unchanged
Rice steady and in fair demand Petroleum:
efned, Rhc; crud", nc. TalIow. 71sa7 3-l6c.
Strained resin firm at 72s a80c. Spirits turpen-
tine steady at 33e. Eggs steady: Western, 20a
! 23hc. Mess pork dull at $l2 4Oai2 As. Beef
quiet: Western long cloar middles, SIC. Lard: !:
prime steam, 79jasc. Butter firm and IN
changed Cheese firm and unchanged. hisky
heavy at 81 O91a.
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neg In order to accommodate Eastern ad-
yertisers in the STAR, Mr.. L. Duncan Snihen,
No. 70 Astor House, New York city, has been
appointed our general aud special agent for
the Eastern States. This will be branch office
Of the STAR, Mr. Snifren being authorized TO
make advertising contracts on our behalf, and
receipt all collections thercfor in our name.
BB CIKGENATI, Jan. I4-a:3o r. M-WhIs-
ky in fair demand and no change in prices.
Corn is firm, demand fair, and large receipts.
Wheat in nactive with light offerings. Oats quiet.
Barley steady and fair sales. Rye steady and
moderately active, aud no material change.
Hogs dull, with liberal receipts,
but prices held steady. Mess
Pork in fair demand and easy. Lard sis held
steady, and demand fair. Meats are in ample
supply, and market moderately active ami
steady. Cotton dull, and prices unchanged.
Gold steady at l92x. Exchange quiet at pre-
yious quotations Moderate demand for money
and business generally quiet.
MFWEATHEB.-Probab cloudy and light
rain or snow, afterward clearing, fair anu
cooler weather for the next twenty -four hours
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VIM. Weiners, st. Louis murderer,
will be hanged next Friday.
The prisoners in the Clermont County
Jail escaped Friday night.
Hon. John X. Franklin, Ex.Congress g.
man, died i'll Baltimore Friday.
Further shipments Of gold from Lon.
don to the Uuited States are reported.
Prof. W. P. Fox suicided with NOR
phine, at Des Aoines, Iowa, Saturday.
Five ships, one drawing lwenty-th ee
feet, passed through the Jetties Satul>
day.
A strong pressure is being made at
Washington for reduction OF the to-
bacco tax.
Seven shocks of earthquake were telt
in Central America on the I'd inst, but
no loss Of Lille is reported.
Charles Schneider, a boy of twelve
years, was drowned while skating at
Circlevllle, o., Saturday.
R. McGregor & Co., shipowMers and
merchants, Leith, EHgland, failed Sat.
urday. Liabilities, 5000, ,000.
Chicago packers nave silenced 1850, S11
hogs since November /, against ], ,24S, id
during The same period last year.
A young man named Noelberger, liv-
ing near Eaton, o., was thrown from q
horse Saturday and fatally injured.
Colonel W. r. Thompson, Secretary of
| the Navy, with son aud daughter, left
Terre Haute Saturday for Washington
City.
AThe Turkish population is irritated
against England, whom it declares is
morally responsible Tor Turkeys mis-
fortunes.
Messrs. Tolle, Hotan tE Co., of this
city, have settled with their New York
creditors ON a basis Of thirty.liye cents
on the dollar.
At Dubuque, Iowa, Saturday, during
O. conversation, Mrs. Johll Norris shot
and Killed DR.. Earhart. An old feud
was the cause.
Jason Leighton's camp, on West
River, above Cnerryfeld, Me-, burned
Friday night, and four of his children
perished in the flames.
A man has been discovered in New
York City who has mania for going 10
funerals. He attended TWO hundred and
I ninety last year.
John p. Reynolds, Secretary of the
Chicago EXpOsi ion Company, filed his
voluntary petition in bankruptcy Satur.
| day. Debts. all secured, $27, 1876; assets
only abuut ~ 100.
| Mrs. Sarah N. Mccormick, mother of
| Ex-Governor McCorm ok. American
| Commissioner to the Paris Exposition,
died at her home, Jamaica, Long Island,
| Friday night, aged siXty-slX.
meeting of Buffalo bankers, Sat-
urday, il was unanimously resolved to
| IN in hnI IA1 lie. at V am n
in such action as they may take in OPP
posing the Bland Silver Bill now before
the Senate.
| A New Haven dispatch says: A
| steamer arrived for cargo OF arms and
ammunition for the Turkish Govern.
menl, and another steamer, laden with
war material valued at $1,000, 900, has
| been in the Sound for the past fourteen
Idays, waiting the order 10 sail for Con
Estanlinopie, drawing meantime $3.50 8
day deaurrage.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHARLESTON, an. l4.-Cotton quiet: middling
WEatle.
WILMINGTON. Jan. l4.-sprits turpentine
steady at 81 &c.
OswEGo, Jan, H.-Wheat steady: No. l Mill
waukee Club, 81 81; No. / white Michiga
81 4B. Corn: No. Toledo, 59c.
INDikNAPoLIs. Jan A.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat: No. red, 81 23al %. Corn:
new mixed, 39a40c. Rye 57a5Sc. Oats, 2Ia2Sc.
Provisions shoulders, 4Hc: clear rib sides. 81
a6: hams, Saa94c. Lard: Steam, 79oc. Hogs,
$4a4 10.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 14.-Plour unchanged: 29s
Cd. Wheat dull and upcnanged: spring lis
al1s Cd, Western winter lis III, California Club
lbs Id ai3s ID, do average 12s a13s Id. Corn 3d
better: 29s 6d; Canadian, prices unchanged ut
Sos I'd.
MEMPHIS. Jan 14-Flour hrm. Corn quiet
and firm at 65at6c. In store. Oats quiet ana
firm at 36a4Oc, in store. Pork firm at Sl5.
Lard steady: tierce, 9Mal0c; keg. llc- bacon
higher: sAa9&aloc. Bagging steady at 12ha
13c.
PITTsBURG. Jan. IA. Wheat: choice red
Ohio and Indiana 81 55a1 80; Kentucky wnlte
and amber 81 38al a. Corn: stock dimiu-
ishing: yellow shelled, 5Sa59c; mixed, 55a57c;
lair anu heavy; white, 34a36c; mixed, s3a34c;
| new. 2SaS0c. Rye: nothing doing.
LONDON. Jan. II. Flour unchanged at 29t
3D. Wheat dull: Chicago spring on the
coast SIS Sd; rcd winter, Sos 6u; California
Us 6d: Chicago to arrive easier at Jls 6da62s
Arrivals for orders light. Corn firm: CarEoes
Off coast better at 29aa29s Cd do 10 arrive un-
changed; new, 2ss. Arrivals for orders light
NASHVILLE. Jan, IA. - Flour: Fancy 81 &
choice family 50 OO, extra fmiiy $S 50. family
! IS 20, supePIiAe 10 T5, Cora; Loose 46c. sacked
55ajtc. Wheat: White 81 40al 6O red 81 30at 50
Cotton: Ordinary ", gO0d ordinary ytsc, goo /
middling l04c. Whisky: Robertson County
IL 50a3 0O, Lincoln County 81 75a300. BeurDop
81 T5a5 50. hignwines 81 n
MILWAUKEE. Jan. IA. - Flour firmly hel {
W heat unsettled, opeHed u C lower and closec
| strong: No. l. Milwaukee, hard, 81 u; Nc.
I Milwaukee, 81 12S; No. 2, Milwaukee, 81 l0S
October, ST loA; November, 81 u6s4; No.
milwaukee, 81 OF. Corn firm ana higher: No.
44c. Oats 6rA and higher! No. Mc. Rye
| firm: No. l 5la54%c. Barley firm and higher;
40. Sspring, 68a64c; November. Sc.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. IA 4-Flouf quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat steady: Rel, 81 23al sE an
tber and white, 81 2Sal 80 Corn in fair demand
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Announcements.

The Belvedere Club will give ball on
the 24th inst. at Sehickling's Hall.
The Central and Fifth Presby terian
Churches begin union meetings in tue
Filth Presbyterian church t0-Iight.
An adjourned meeting of the Women's
Art Museum will he ueld at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon at the hail OF the Y. NJ
e. A. ..-4. .. .-
The remaining articles of the Orphans
table at the late bazaar will be Ia taad of
at tue Cathedral School house tt. morrow
evening. ..=
A billiard tournament, prize 500 and
free to all, is announced for next Mon.
day night at Phil. TIemau's. Entrance
lee, $40. ...t.
Henry Ward Beecher will lecture on
the BON inst. at Pixies Opera-hcuse.
Subject, "fne Wastes and Burdens Ol
society"
The Young Mems Hebrew Association
give their entertainm mt next Saturday
evening at Pixies Upera-nOuse. Adam
A. Kramer, Esq, VIII lecIure OH his
"Trayeis in Europe"
An art exhibition consisting of stere
optical views OF prominent localities s.
scriptural scenery aud architecture
will be given at Unlon Chapel NJ. E.
Church, on Seventh street, Weduesda, ,
January 16. The proceeds will be USED
for the benefit OF the Chutca.
The Cincinnati Choral Society, assist.
ed by IL G. Andres and Mss Emma L.
Roedter, pianist, and A. Nembaeh, OF.
ganist, Will give a concert Friday even
ing, January Is, at Melodeon Hall. Sig
Jannotta conductor, aud p. LIvanovsky
accompanied.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Special to the Star.
ABsENTERs RETURNING-PREPARI FOR
THE INAUGURATION.
COLUMBUS, Jan. H.-Nearly all the
absent legislators are in place, and all
come attended by large numbers Of
friends TO witness the inaugural on
ceremonies.
All trains bring large additions to the
tnrong, especially those arriving from
Cincinnati. The Governors Guard have
c mpleted the decorating of the City
Hail, preparatory 10 the inaugural ball
this evening.
Tne decorations are very fine, having
flags hung in pr01usIon around the room.
The States are represented by shields.
IL is thought that this will be the grand
est ball ever given in Columbus.
THE INAUGURATION.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 14-2:30 Z. M.-Not,
withstandlng the inclement weather The
crowds here are immense, and the
streets present the old warlike appear
ance.
All the morning military organiza.
tions were arriving aud being escorted
up High street by the local organiza-
LIons. Many of these are fine, soldierly
looking companies, and highly credita
BILE to Lne State.
The procession was formed promptly
under the mlrshalship of Adjutant Gen
era karr, and moved in the order an.
nounced by the Legislative Committee
AT u little after O'clock the inaugura-
ton took place as follows: Music;
Prayer; Presentation OF the Governor
elect by The Governor; Inaugural a..
dress; Oath OF office administered by
the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court;
Music.
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DeAIh Record.

The following deaths have been place
on record since our last report:
Helena Retlinger, 81 yrs, Germany.
Mary Seharmann, So yrs, Germany.
Henry Staer, As yrs, Germany.
Anna c. Thorp, 10 yrs, city.
james Beard, yrs. eity.
lniant Sempleton, 10 minutes, city.
Angela p. Onetta, 100 yrs, Italy.
Nj. j. Mcnamara, 80 Yrs, Ireland.
Anna f. Niemer, 8 months, city.
James Schmidt, Is days, Guy.
Carl Schroeder, 30 yrs, Germany.
Margrelte spange, 76 yrs, Germany.
Eliz beth Grange, 76 yrs, England,
Jerry Byan, "a yrs, U $.
Rosa Relnmann, 9 mos, city.
Hermann Ernst, ~ yrs, Germany.
Regina r 81, l4yrs, city.
Jacob j. Wenz, Al yrs. Germany.
Theresa Wertneme9, "a yrs, Germany
Rosa Meyer, II mos. caly.
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through with the defendants the State OF
Ohio may send them an invitation to
partake of its hospitailies. Another
gang oithieves, some ot.them mere ads,
are row under the surveillance Of the
Mayor and Marshal, ana will quite
probably be food for tAe next term Of the
Criminal Court and the Penitentiary.
The cases of the above-named Defend
ants are being considered by the Grand
Jury to-day.
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Reagan, George Ferguson, Martin Nor.
ris and Thomas Keef, dismissed; John
Asbeck, 50; John Hardlgan, So.
Misce Rpeous - james Blake, thie',
dismissed; Stephen Watched, yagra ncy
John Grunlluck, aousing family, 5000,
personal violence on oficer, dismiss = d
Fritz Biasield, vagrancy, 10sdays; Geo.
Dennis, same, 5000; Thomas English,
cont in ued to january II.
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POLICE.

: Drunkenuess-Mary Harrah, 10 da! 8;
w IN. McKeowan, 80 days; Nellie Co :
nally, discharged; Emma Howell, 10
days; Jacob Smith, 80 days; Jennie
:Fester. 1 year; John Krobes, 10 days;
Maggie Lawrence, $60-30.
Disorderly Conducts. Brown Jas.
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Cinctnmati Live stock Market.
CINCINNATI, Jan. l4--2 P. NJ.
FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 14-l 70

CINCINNATI, Jan. 14-l:e0 p. M.
Gold market steady to-day in Vail street at
l02x. Local dealers buying at 10s and selling
at l02k. Gold checks on New York 1U23S.
Eastern exchange steady and demand fair.
Rates without change. Q oEed 1-z0 discount
buyin and l-2O premium selling.
Sterling in moderate demand and drawn at
81 50 for 81 to 10 days, and 81 81 ior sight, IN
gold, per e.
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Died,

SULLIVAN-MOnday morning at o'clock,
after u PAINFUL Illness, Maggie Buckley Sulli-
van, in tao 4lst year OF her age.
Funeral walt take place from st. Xavier
Church tuesday, the 18th, at 2 o. clock. Friends
o, the family invited.
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X eMtUCkY'S SenatOrship ip.

special TO the Star
FRANKFORT, Jan. "A The vote to-day
stood: Williams, As; Lindsay, A; Me
Creary, 1S; Boyd, IL.
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rhe following ls the :BD Z. Al. report OF New
\ ork Stock Market as received by Lea, Ster-
rstt u Co., n West Third street: