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hICHhUND. rhED'G & POTOMAC X. Ii. Co.,s
OFFICE GENERA. TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. December IT. 1S74.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

10
OFFICE GsNERA1; TICKET hsEET..
RICHMOND. December IT. 1S74.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:s5 P. NJ, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street ata-
ton daily, CONNECTING WITH
Trf STEAMER X YPURT ~
Qman,ico, with trains OF the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite AIexandria-due III BATH
mnrea: $50 +. NJ: AND at Wash,ug-
tn with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore and the North
ana Vest
1905 p. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Sirett
stall III Sundays exccDtcdl, connecting
al Washington with the Baltimore
AID POi0Inac and Baltimore aud ohio
railroads.
600 Pm, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad. Street
station tSuuiays executed.
4:50 4. NJ, NIGHT NAIL arrives al Byrd-Strea
station Mondays exctpledt
100 P. b., DAY NAIL arrives ~ By rd.>ireet sta
ton daily.
s:37 A. M, ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN .rriTe
al Broad-Htreet station fSundays eI
NOTICE.
BY this route Il new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR mas pteh addeC to piE hi tr4ius huIh Ways be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the spe ial
BERTHS II. Passengers taking this car re NOT
disturbed on reaching hchnonn; they eau reRsir
in the ear I" n tate un tonr n tnnv pIram.
TRI-WEt ky FREIGHT LINZ hkTWEEN
RlCt MOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave aud arrv" n Broad.
street staLu OIL MONDAYS EDS So rs. and
FRIDAYS. IT y 'autico a-rii connrcii ~ for
frcights 10 and from all roints North amt West
Through bills Of !adl,iY aad rates givt' Il III
principal poinLs North and West.
BY order NJ General superintendent.
del7 General Freight Ard Ticket sssr,
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DENTISTS.

4 CARD.-Haying retired from the go
N practice Of dentistry, confidently re- s.1
commend pr. Jup. Il. WOOD 10 all nay ioFsti
OF the profession. employ niin " my mn Ltnsiy.
.e 3o-SM
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mcut give color Of right to any other.
Every one was an uu0oHbted wrong. crime,
or usurpaticn, aud yet all combined. and
nothing else. organized this body and kept
it In being Can such body, we ask, so Or
g,nzed. put upon the Senate and upon, the
people of Louisiana their creature, and nc
one O.. the main consprators?"
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SIMMONSS
LIVER REGULATOR.

Law En- OLAAoh~
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundsce, bilous
attacks, Sick Hea dache, Collie, Depression or spf-
its, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., Be-.
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Ii q fauitIess family medicine.
Does not disarrange The system.
Is sure TO cure II taken regularly.
lie no drastic, violent medicine.
Does not interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and bes. remedies.
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LY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD

IEAPEST. PUREST, AND BES
Y MEDICINE IN THE woRLI
~ have never seen or tried
such simple, efticacious. sat-
isfactory. and pleasant reme-
dy In my Jife."-U. HAINER,
st. Louis, No.
Hon. Alex. 81. Stephens.
professionally use, when my
ondition requires st, Doctor
SImmous's Liver Regulator
with good effects.n-H Hon,
ALEX. II. STEP EMS.
Governor Of Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
in use In my family for some
time, and am persuaded u Is
yalu bic addition To the
medi al science" soy. j.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
~ aave used the Regulator
In my fsm!ly for the past stV-
euisen years. eau safely re-
commend 1t t, the world rs
the b.st medicine | have ever
used for thAt glass OF diseases
It purp,rts to cure."-h. ).
THlCPEE.
President Of City Bank.
"Simmons's Liver Regu ID
tor has proved good aud EN-
cacious medicine &C. a..
ECTTING.
Druggists.
ave have been acquainted
with DR.. Simmons's Liver
Medicine for more than TWEEN
t. years, aud know Il 10 re the
best Liver Regulator offered
to the public. IN. X. LYON
and II. L. LYON, B.|iefoE-
tame, Ga.
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CAUTION.

Buy no powders or prepared siMMOSs'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless In our engraved wrapps.
with trademark, stamp, aud signature unbroksn |;
none other Is genuine. =,
10 os-6m Macon, Gu. and Philadelphia.
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MILLER'S COMPOUND
Nl SYRUP HOREHOUED

FOR COUGHS, COLDS. HOARSENESS, &c.
On using your Compound Syrup of HOrehOnnd !
experienced immediate. relief, even before | had
consumed one third Of the bottle.
HENRY BERGlI,
President American Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO ALimais.
1t never fails to produce the most benefcinl re-
suits. Al. FORD.
Ford's Hotel, Richmond, Va
do not hes!tste to pronounce IL the best prepare.
ton have ever used or known of.
GEORGE VI. RUcKEH, Lynchburg, Va.
RICHMOND, DC: o!,er "a 1874.
l have been using MiIrr's Compound syrup II
Horp I'd for The past taree years, and nave
found IL the best cough mixture 1 have ever tried
Professor join WYaAN, Ventriloqulst.
Sold by all druggists and country stOrekcepers al
CSC. per bottle. Prepared by
MILLER & PIERCE. Apothecarl.s.
&, Of Richm"n nj, Va
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894.

INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
ISSURES BUILDINGS BY PERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY.
VIC, 100000 PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAY
Losses.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
PRINCIPAL Agent
JOHN 3. DANF0RTH,
Secretary
HENRY u. DANFURTH,
Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM,
no1a Collector.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD IMPORTANT CHANGE Of SCHE.
DULE.-on and after SATURDAY. February IS,
1879, passenger trains will run follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
$40 A. M.-For tIofd0.svn c Cbarl0fte$ Vile,
Staunt0n. CovinYtOn, aud 4 ] intermediate sta.
tons daily, arriving at Covineton al 7:3C r.
VI. This rain connects at GOrdnnsville fer
Orange, Cup, pr, Warrenton, MANASSAS. Alex
andria, Wasfiugft II. and the North, aud at Char
lottesville for Lyn h5urg, Bristol. kuoxvle Chat.
JsnoOga AMI u q South wet.
Passengers for points west of Coyr gton will take
this train Tor Cnvington. ard take xpress from
CovnRton at ESQ A. NJ. Lext aay, arriving at
Huntington nj 5:25 =. NJ. making close conDec-~
lou with steamers for Cincinnati aud the West and
Southwest.
Ais r. ID. ACCOMMODATIoS TRAIN.-For
3oruonSvle anu all stations daily tex-
cept Sundayi arriving at Gordonsvie at S:l5 =.
II.
Passengers for Lynchburg take train from Cor
louisville nj 4:5O A. NJ. next day, arriving at
Lynchburg NJ S55 a. ~.
300 +. III. EXPkfSS.-Discontnued between
RichmOrd ard C0rlngton.
For through Il, ses, Rates, anC information, sp-
ply at S26 Main stree, Ballard AND Exchange He.
tel, or az he companies ntlce, Broad and SIX.
tenth streets. CONWAY Il. HOWARD,
Gene III Passenger and Ticket Agent
THOMAS DODAMEAD. Genera uperi Cienden Of
Transportation. N11
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hinoriIy Report Oh the Pinchback
Case.

Senators Hamilton and Salisbury, of the
Committee on Privileges and Elections, have
Submitted minority report in relation to
H." admission of Piuchbsck to u seat IN the
United States Senate. The report shows that
Pnch backs claim is based solely upon the
certificate OF Kellogg that be was duly elected,
where's the only true evidence OF such eec-
ton should be found in the off :ial records of
'ar Legislature by which be claims TO have
o.ru elected. To make such certificate credi-
Die il must be shown that 1t states facts, and
HAT the person certifying as Governor IS
"hlt he represents himself to be; both Of
which propositions, as is we'll known, are
positively denied in good faith and in every
i",>i3Ne way. The report urges that the
admission Of PinchbAck will he a virtual &c
h1o" Isdgment by The Senate that kellogg is
IL y2re Governor Of Louisiana, and tina, Du.
!'"'> infamous midnight ORDER vas pure
ana t,!ty judicial proceeding.
There must be design in not presenting
a '"TtiIrd copy Of the record of election by
'"c legislature, instead OF depending alone
upon this certificate OF the Governor, when
" MAS we'll known tbut every step in the
b"Src,S Of this caSe would be contested.
l." declaration in the report submitted by
IL" committee that Kellogg was then and
".@ Tie Governor OF Louisiana dcGues the
>r'N 81 tue whole proceeding; and that is,
"i. Il is more Of an OH ct 10 gel Kellogg re-
|'-nZ-d III some way as Governor by this
0'''! Than the admission of PinChback TO u
Nj ID it,"
Ia reference 10 the Legislature which I'M
D''.oJh 10 elect Plnchback, the report says:
We ind no single element in it to con-
''Hutc II 1t Legislature representing the free
f''Wv "i Louisiana under their Constitution
anu laws hut, on the contrary, simply
NV! Organized under the mandate Of Fed
"a' JUG. supported by The armed force Of
'"' CntcG States, based upon a pretended
""'pn found bya Returning Board without
III -" official return, and not having title
- '"'hprity, and acting IN violation and in
'~haac" Of all laH. We find that body, pre-
-ndluS 10 be the Legislature of Louisiana,
"' mrlc creature OF ID conspiracy as bold, as
''' .l*-,, and rs wicked as any that has ever
.'.'It V"d the annals Of history. This body
III, OrGDnIztd chose 7. Is. $. Pinchback u
''a,"r N Congress for the period he claims.
he rye mass Of the members Of it
'""r i.eNcr e..cled IN TACT: the Returning
".''o declaring Sten 10 be elected had nota
" ~'c power 10 do 80; IL never had an 9TH ia! !
''1iA b"iogt il. Ju Gge Durell had no power !
issue ~ nauGate, aud the troops had no |
'@", ~ "AtOIce IL. La the whole tragedy Of !
u -. - each -Itcrcrued ,he other. there
7 O. 'E' 9He angle eel teat cou:d for mo |
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Louisiana Affairs.

fSrccial TO the BALI more American
WAsnlSGroN, February 16 Judge Hoar's
committee on Louisiana affairs have again
postponed their meeting from tonight untl'
10 morrow night, on account OF the stenos-
raphers' notes of the testimony not being
ready. II is expected that at meeting called
for tomorrow 3 report will be agreed upon
which will be unanimous on the part oil the
Republican members.
4 delegation Of New Orleans Conserva-
tiv,s arrived here to-day, and have impor-
tuned Mr.. Frye. of Ma'ue. with much per,
sistcncy, to again have the original basis OF
compromise submitted by MIR. Wheeler re-
main an open question. If the sub commit
tee agree upon report tomorrow 1t VIII be
submitted TO the full committee on Thurs
dav, ard their recommendations Will pro-
baby also be presented TO the House on that
day. ,,
The Housc-CaucrIs Force Bill.
This bill was informally considered to-day
by the Mississippi investigating committee,
into whose hands it has been placed 10 De
reported to the House. II has been decloco
to withhold its presentation until alter the
report of the subcommittee on Louisiana
afi,ilrs shall have been presented.
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P5oplp who are slwsvs wanting something
new should Try neuralgia.
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TOHN W. DENNIS, GENERAL AGENT
~ NURTHWt STERN Ii E INSURANCE
COMPANY. one OF the best In The United states.
Local agents wanted lu the cities and counties gen.
orally.
Cfice at present at my coal-yard. on Basin be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, Richmond, va.
in m
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RtCpHrS3 YORK RIVER Aso CHn>kfkAkEj
RAILROAD o., >CpERINTEyDEXT'S OFFICE.
kICadoho. .usry 25. 1875.
WINTER AkRANGEMES

Commencing MONDAY. January 2j, 1878,
passenger ami freight trains on TIT. I'D W, lrun
q follows: ~ .
leave s.ichmond daily iSundlys ea' rpi, d 1t 3 L.
W.. and will arrive from West Point Gal!y Won
lay. exec ted 1t U30 "A. VI.
Inc SDf,.r DID steamer LOUISE. Cnptati A. G.
SICKLE, vii Iun I'm connection with his read,
leaving y 81 Point MON 'AYa. EbEEsoAi3,
and FRIDAY- on The ARRIVAL Of the 3 y. - 'raG
from Rchurnd. aad arriving al iaili:.or" carly
gext morning md leaving baltimore TUESDAYS,
THLRSI.A ). AID SATURDAYS at 4 =. M.Ir-
rive at est Point II xt ofniUg IL iin" "a roH.
rect with tire train cue al Richm"nu at 1880
A. VI.
sarr IN w
Fare Ia Washington ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Fare 10 PhilIGrifiha. Nv
rare Ia Ne" OK: ~ D"
III ..OUbH FIX IL HIT TRAIN wII I-svp hicn
mond WrJNhSD ", friday, an1 SuJ-
DAYS. / :. NJ. cnn'rcfn. n West Poi u with
steamer. Landing freight la baltimore raIlr next
morning.
L0CAL Freight TRAIN. with PASSENGER car
attached hayes k"hmnai Tor Vest fOiut and
way station. MOYDAY5. IHiTk DAYS. and
SATUkD \. =, nj z 4. VI. and i"ayp> hes' Point
for RIchuon ~ "'cl ,cK noon Of .iiys
EBWhED f.. EDiGEE, ~uperi.ten d NJ.
W. ". BRAGG Master IRA snrfarion. j. 90
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GREAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC.
" j. u. LAROQUt'S ELIXIR OF CALfSAfA
BARK a pleasant cordial, which strengthens aud
improves the digestion. An excellent preventive
OF FKyERs, FEVER AND AGuE, &C., &c; ahd
great tonic ana renOyatnr for nvalids and debil-
lated persons. W. +. TuORNTo J, sole ma nufac-
iurcr. baltimore. Sold by druggists generally.
Ia G. On
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NEGETiNE FOR SALE AT
PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S,
1915 Main .teet.
Gil Y G + RI y E-Sargo. Bowers, and olber
brands-fOr sale ut
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO.'S,
1916 Main street.
OiLS-Cassia. Sassafras. Myrbane, ard Bitter
Almond thngiishl-fOr sale 1t
PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S,
1915 Main street.
GUM-ARABIC AND GEDDA-ail grades-for
sale ut PURCELL, LsDO j. CO.'S,
iel5 1915 Main street.
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nothing poisonous. 1t Is delicious to take-the earth
savior TO all sf1!cted wi h affection Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
REMARKABLE CURE.

REMARKABLE CURE.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, April IL, 1874.
DR.. j. 3. Pemberton: IL gives me great pie isure
to inform you that TWO bottles OF GLoBR-FLowER
SYRUP have cured my son or an obstinate lung al
fiction OF several years standing, after our best
physicians had given him up to die with what they
called consumption. l shall ever remember with
grateful heart AMI recomm mend 10 all, the GLOBE
FLOWER SYRUP. II has brought more sunshine
and happiness 10 our hearts and home han one
million dollars could have done. God bless you
Your friend ELIZABETH SPENCER.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & co,
hoesale Agents,
fe 16-eod&wtAp1 Richmond, Va,
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DOYALFIREINS INSURANCE. COMPANY
IL Of LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASSETS. OVER .............TlZ,l UU,UUU
Deposited with Treasurer of Yirginia. 100000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
4 PANY, CF LONDON.
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia. $4,000
shareholders personally responsible for the soll'
cations OF the above companies.
Representing the above staunch old English COM
panies we solicit the patronage Of the public upon
their unquestlonable security. prompt and liberal
settlement Of all cl2ms, anG heavy income.
JOHN II. CL aIBoRSE & co. Agents,
10 No. hos Main street.
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AYED TEETH.--We have pre-.
- pared. after consultation with some Of our
best dentists aCAkBOL1C MpUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient In the treatment OF DE-
CAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUMS. II acts u
complete disinfectant 10 tue odor caused by de-
cayed teeth, aud Is very pleasant to the smell and
taste. sold In bottles 81 cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE BAKER. Pharmacists,
fp 10 9l9 Main street.
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Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all climates and
changes of water and food may be faced without
fear. As remedy in MALARIOCS FEVERS,
ROWEL COMPLAINTS, REsTLESSNESs
JAUNDICE. NAUSEA.
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The loDg-looked-for specific for the cure OF all
pulmonary diseases Is found al last.
GLOBE-FLOwER CoUGH-sYRUP
has proved to be the most extraordinary medical
preparation ever discovered for curing
CONSUMPTION.
It not only cures consumption, but relieves fmme-
dtately the incipient stages such COUGHS, COLDS
FANS IN THE CHEST. &c. II breaks up the most
distressing coughs In an incredibly short time.
GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP
Is unlike any other remedy known. 1t contains
NO OPIUM
nothing poisonous It Is delicious to ake-the earthly
savior TO all sfNcted wi h affection Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
1t Is. warranted to give satisfaction. The mos;
learned physicians In the south use aud recon-
mendt TRY THE GLOSE-FL0WER SYKUt;
IT will cure you and save You from the grave.
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INCIDENTALLY PURE
WI COD-LIvER OIL
OUR OWN IMPORTATlON-THE BtsT.
PUkEST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STtMACh.
We nave the testimony OF oar physicians who
prescribe it, and OF patients who have taken IL that
IL is more accountable to the stomach and more
easily assimiured than any other oil.
fresh supply just received direct from New
foundland. MEADE q nAnsR.
Importing Pharmacists,
f-1O 919 Msin street.
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Cabinet kunors.

EumoEs OF approaching Cabinet changes
r.a:iUue 10 he current. II is alleged that the
President wants 10 make place in the Cabi-
mr. for some OF the senators who are going
All, on tie An of March. Among those
:, l,o-, names are most frequently mentioned
In this connection are MeS>r>. Chandler,
scott. and CARPENTER, the last-named being
signed the Attorney. Geueral>hip. But il
.,I,. President wishes TO ell either Of these
...p,IruIcu TO his Cabinet councils he vii!
.,,Jr,Iy be ahlc 10 do il unless he requests
.,lnr OF those now in the Cabinet TO step
5,,u. Noue Of them viii do it voluntarily.
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DR.. kenealy has been elected to Parliament
from Stokc-on-Trent by 1000 majority.
JOHN Mitchell DISCUSSED IN THE HOUSE OF
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EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC

for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN In tue SHOULDERS, llIZZI-
MESS, sOUE STOMACH. had TASTE
In the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TAcKS, PALpITATIOS Of the
HEART. PAIN in the region OF
the KIDNEYS. DEsPOSDBNCY,
GLOON. ana iOrebodlngS Of EVIL,
all of which are the offspring OF
u diseased LIVER.
II you feel DULL, DR0wSY,
DEBILITATED, have frequent
HEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR a PPhTITE, anu
TONGUE COATED. you are sur
fcrlng from TORPID LIVER or
"BILIoUSSEss," land nothing
will cure you so speedily aid
permanently.
me LIVER, the largest organ
In the body, Il gGn&rally the
seat Of the disease, and II not
REGULATEDi In time great sur
feIing, wreIchedDesA aud
DEATH will ensue-
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TAKE
slMAONs'S LIVER REGULATOR

all diseases of the Liver, Stomach, and 3
It is eminentlya Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for iminedl-
ate resort will save many an hour or
suffering and many dollar in time
and doctors bills.
After Ferry Years trial It IL still re-
ceiylng the most uuqua llflei testimo-
Eials oil It's virtues from persons of
the hls hest character and .eSprnsi-
bllity. Eminent pny sis!an5 commend
II as the most
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. d ,s....
CONSERVATIVES.

IMPORTANT NOTICE !.
TO
CONSERVATIVES.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-07

The following permits were issued
since our last report:
Hornbrook & Carey, 3.story brick, on
German street; estimated Cost, 5000.
M. Marcus, addition to No. APT Walnut
street; estimated cost, 1910.
G. Mueller, 3-story frame, on Harrison
pike; estimated cost, $1,000.
William Beck, 1-story brick, on Vine
street, between Seventh and Eighth; es.
timated cost, $1,000.
Davis & Co., 2-story brick, on Spring
Grove avenue, near railroad bridge; es.
timated cost, $780, 900.
W. NJ. Wicker, alter premises on Pike
street, between Third and Pearl; esti-
mated cost, $500.
Il. W. Gideon, repair 4-story brick, at
32 and 81, corner Third street; estimated
cost. $500.
John Brady, deposit. material at As
Baum street.
R. McKehe, repair 234 Belts street.
Estimated cost, $140.
j. g. Fondick, three-story brick on
southeast corner Buckeye and Oak
street. Estimated cost, $4,000.
Geo. Reynolds, two-story brick on
Barr near Cutter. Estimated cost,
". 600.
Union Coffin and Casket-works, three
story brick factory at 175 Clinton street
Estimated cost, $4,000.
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In the case of Eph. Holland, before
Esquire True, the bonds have been fixed
at $500 for his appearance on Saturday
to answer to charge Of assault and
battery.
THE five gamblers, McClusker, Lewis,
Hood, Williams and Cummings, arrested
some time ago by Officers Newell and
Wilmer tor exhibiting game Of keno at
50 Fifth street, were arraigned In the
Police Court this morning. The partic-
ulars ofthe capture of the "goose" and
| the other parapbernalia were mentioned
| in full in THE STAR at the time. All OF
them were discharged except Archie
Lewis, who was sentenced to ten davs
in the Work-house and a fine OF $50 and
| costs. On payment of the fine the days
were remitted, and he was required to
| furnish bonds to the sum Of $500.
The Society of Natural History held
an annual meeting last night for the elec.
tion OF officers for the ensuing year, and
resulted in the following: President,
Mussey and H. Wood; Corresponding
Secretary, L. Nj. Hosea; Recording Sec.
retary, j. F. Judge; Treasurer, J. Hunt;
Librarian, j. NJ. Edwards; Custodian, X.
b. Moore; Curators-Of Mineralogy, X.
M. Byrne; of Pal@ontology, J. ii. Hall;
OF Conchology, A. u. Wetherby; OF En-
tomology, G. W. Harper; of Archaeology,
Fl. II. Hill; OF OrnithoIogy, Chas. Drury,
of Icthyoloey, D. S. Young; OF Compare.
tive Anatomy, A. j. Howe; OF Botany, p.
Mohr, jr. Mr.. Spellmier and Miss M. l..
Babbitt were allowed membership. Pro.
fessor Claypoole, of Antioch, Ohio, was
called upon and urged the Importance OF
full local collections in all museums to
illustrate the natural history of the re.
gion. Hereupsn the meeting adjourned.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-07
Ansusentents.

WOODS THEATER.-Mr. Toole's supe-
rior merits as a character comedian
are being fully recognized and appreci.
ated by our play-goers. He has the
great faculty OF pleasing his audience in
whatever part he may happen to present
to them. His characters are all original
creations that evince true genius fol
comedy, in union with the skill of the
finished artist in their rendition. An
other excellent bill is offered for this
evening, when "Cricket on the HEARTH
and ''Ici L'on Parle Franchise" will be
produced, with Mr.. Tooie, Of course, il
the leading roles, supported, as before
by his own and the elite OF MIR. Macau
ley's fine company.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-07
Another Confidence Game-$2SO Plttcl:ed
from a. MisS0ssTian.
. Denton halls from Missouri,

A. Denton halls from Missouri, and
was on his way to London, Madison
county, Ohio. This morning, at o'cloek,
while waiting at the y. & N. depot for a
change of cars he was met by man with
heavy black whiskers, silk nat on,
dressed in black clothes and aged about
thirty-tye years and about six ieet high.
This gentleman seemed to be we'll ac-
quainted with MIR. Denton, so at least he
thought. and sauntering along the street,
MIR. Denton's new found friend WAS
stopped by tall man with black whis'
kers and about the same age. and was
asked whether he had paid his dues on a
lot OF hides that he was exporting.
Then Mr.. Denton was asked to ad
vance $3.50 on lot OF ''gold coin," as his
friend had not money enough with him.
Denton took the gold, and was informed
short time atterward that his money
was s'bogus." He Immediately wended
his way to the Ninth-street Station, anG
left description of his friends. The
confidence men by this time are, ne
doubt, beyond the city, and it is nol
probable that Mr.. Denton will again see
his money.