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DETROIT MATTERS.


Tho Fotf and Tribune Of yesterday contains thu
following ttema:
Tho run,a!ns Of Capt. Austin, Of the prom Rus.
nss were enusgned 10 thesf last resting p'nse ycs.
teFday ai0rnlns.
The prop III. Joseph btew ont sleau, last p1rht
md IL now cold cold corpse Of a stcambost for
thin wtntpr.
The stmr NorthweAt, now that she has bad
thorough washing ard sesmbb.ns, ,ooxs as bright
ssa new silver dollar, ttcg parton, Da-cent piece,
The machinery. anchurt. chanK, etc.. Of Tbs
ennkch tatEe City Of I'nEt ffnron were yesterday
roil by the United Stairs Marshal AMI bought in Il,
the nnrnc OF John pstdscon for 81. O1O, =. -
l'ht schr Atllsn1hn waa expected to mass pe&toIk
last evening" With aoad ot inmhpr tron, Fort lin.
ron 10 DlAck iser hnying chartered fof tlat Dur.
rUsc m Tt'esdar; nltr, 81 10 pDr u.
A rutNEt haa got abroad that tho steamer bu]Jd.
tn1 fnr the Detroit and Cleveland r,na will not cn,rr
her 'tbuaftletA element" until January, Thf4 IL IN
error which tho MANAGER of tic lins In tbls CITY
wishes corrected. Ife says Tho craft will prnhabiy
tiAy.
The echs &. X. Crawford. which has inst IN.
loaded cargo u corn nt Walkefville. unf cAno 10
this city yesterday. Intending 10 nj to Atgonnc to
lAv nn. vas ueizcd br unIcd States Marshal Uufn
on charge 0f breach or cnntract, the claim being
htAetl on hur thriving overheard 3 nnantiiy u
deAls thai constituted pasL Of her cargo On fofmsr
trip. ts hcliOycd thlt s0md nic1 law points will
be usulyed al tlIe trial.
, 1877-12-14
LtVl: STOCK,


cATrLE-Thc market had spceatiy Row ssstures.
There waA moderate shlpp!aH and local demand, and
xotd inquiry for stocksfs. At pricrs differing but
slIxh.ly tsuu. thosa ruling earlier IN tho wcuk Tho
4uait&Y ct tho tsceiptt good. e1nbirfahy better
than thd sTaraxa,-sda, will bs seen by 1hs 14ies
p4ats&s4 hsQx u4t df tla FAllnx daau Il prices
rauHinw from e1.ta Upward to SITS. seaIAvas lots
sold A. $aMs3.s common tu good butchefs' stun -
19uAs3I u. Msekess At g. II 4 80 and fals u yo4d
sha'cs shtpping leeSes It 1AUNa. 10 Ezt.a soid At
81. .23Naho, and 3snry 1t .nosBA Btra.scr, W4it.
worth Co. so. al hc4d ut ths outside Guataiou Tho
nlaEkxt uloseu steAdY with but little stud left over.
-... ... . QUOTATIONS..
Extra nestet-0rtltt skesFS weighing |, <N1
ckoce T TT.e.yes-Fiao fs w;ii:iirn.ci j. 3D. 3''a e'
pear % a.yeAs.1id sicers, weighing l.Jul
70 ~ ~. A.0oas. 90
inn i,t,ta +.coaA -
Ing ~ = sa ~: at0zl. e5
and tnm1npn ~ tht.tro coHA for t1tf
sl4ashtet. wstahnx a1to !. ~ bs..:... asoaa 10
StsGk Gassts-EotssItlA cattle, wc&kalux 1Al
to ]; ;tMl ~ .;:...-:.... 1.0o01. 70
bulls md scaaw sterTs ............... .7ya7 2s
THx44-Ihsuux 4suyvA, 3 isaa ii
fk4l&-sGF Su0 IDA S-GNNS. rs
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Capt. Lovaii, Of tho tug Wetsei, Of RAcfne. was
In tho city yesterday. lie says that the schr @,
liarbur ran upon the wreck OF tho prop Merchant,
and he beliescs ahe !. Qutte badly dana7s,, about
hor bott,n. tho Jagged portions 0f the wreck cut.
t!mx into hss. Thu nastae Will 70 into dry dock At
milwaukee,. Her deck.load ut shingles wsro taken
off At l{aclne,
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COTTON,

NEW 0RIEAKs. dec, i3.-CorroS--Steaty. with A
Eool demand. p&ss 80 haca Ordinary, e4c. xe4sl
ordinary. loc, law ndll!ny, loe; m,llnus, llc Ro.4
mdIlins, Il5&ut n!dtlnE fair, HE, re.rtpts hnt
i20s gross. a8sst exports tu Irrat Brttatn 1901.
To thu Continent. suit cusstwtse. l.451s stock.
23I, CO.,
HALvEsros, Dec. l3.-CoTrov-Qutats mid lIinx.
ltrt net receipts .. 40 bales, satcE T. lott caaxtwsr.
ASH.
AiuntLB, Dec. lo.-Corrox-Firmt rn,dd!,ng, tos<s;
net trcrlps 705 hatea; pA1rs Uuj coast isa ATT.
CHARt1sfos. bee. ln,-CnrroY.-stcatlY. Mttiiing,
foelllcs net rece1ptk a9la balass sscs, i.OdOs to
frst Ustta'u 7s4s to Franco. pd ts Continent,
3,00E: cDastWts0 4. UN
HArASHAH. Dec. t1.-CGTfoH- f,utlt mldIl!nn.
i09&ct net rcccIrtA j.h71 bales; grosa receipts 4a1;
sses, Hu0s to the Continent. 4D.
, 1877-12-14


Six l1mbsr-tadsn vessels. tho schrs fcn6sld, 3.
blake, MHgnolla, Oliver Culyer, l.. ii. Mason, and
lIatttc Fisher arrived from cast shore points yes.
ter,lsy. and. after reachny thelr docks. began 10
strip. preparatory tD luJlnx up. About I'll tho
coastw(sa craft hive Ind up afd but yary ~ yHs,
aela aso out. No sail ceaft laft port Yesterday,
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arv peril Tho engine wn. hl,nbse for time a,
lrs't. The h,a' SWING round III the trough u tio
I'D 'E,m TIN inside. There wa. m proyI.,on Il,
That. Fortunately hrr Commander waa a cool
sssassS" Ssse E: s. S"s s se, 70 IL
I'd @ n bringing the pine ont NJ wate. tis
hi shs"Sa ,s sane Tine b,
outside and TINS cfokcl and plunged tbn oridce'
s wn,bS siy p.ampME H. Masrss'y c sn Tiki gnn
The steamer scot'n, which harpenr,l 10 to nest ~
tho dI.ab'rd steamer towel 10 the iAunfts All
her PASSENGERS taken OF, ssnaihly f1phtcnct, bt
isssn1 q thcif gsfss ptfh and thanking Tod fof
Sntc what Is involved In tho forrgolng tatcment
Fisst, tho imt,nrnt lotn Of fnc stcnma'oat, and
the human freight she carrott. Apart from ufS..
s esss nna srcw there Taa an e1enr'Ion party. il
In sncl = ssa, thu chances at any one being raved
were situ, ennnsh. Conjecture IL 10 her fate wonI
hare rpn wil1 seeoudlrt the sn)soes account
is"" Il sai, 0' s,s &c. ''aa .cros. Tos aisl
thi*, Into seasons earnings. and WHEN added II ts
ssne S .ap. es se f Mee E, nss.
n,nns s*hnlcttIc mafostuneA on thu n' md oceans.
Now WIT woaId have h., been tho result snl ths
eehnilsnt laws demanded q simple hn incxhcn.
sss nsssaastsa %ssnst setoas troanls from ths
W. ssssa sGS 7; n H. H. is
Pine conla have been hhut In MI Instant thus shut.
ting 6nt tho watrf and cn1offrx tho officers In
chhsEc 10 c1e1f away md isudRc the low prc. surs
:s.s wts'k and eonneeion. and s. ahen, hlah pro.
ncrr cnnsd TIM. patd'e his own CANOE Ia
soon - The danror Of sinking was pared, the RI.
Fsceanrc nEtnclrle you'll haye probnbsy been used
hn H., sot tih tns sc0;s ns1n been =. hana' ,
Thy exhaust, pipys o! !ew-prs.*use cnainrs
ate fastened TO their allotted njaccs
e the Peerless. II need 10 drive her onpine A.
stated. woufd havo to pass from her cyindef into
tac conItn.ct. thence through ,hs ali. pump lN;o
INC h.d: Wth a ehfffed atmosphere, II. .wnnld
s'ny tempetatnte. would prove, an nunt,ratel uni
dangerous nhtsancc. \ branch pipe, 'stame.c"
arrangement, with ralsr, would e1nbte the man Ia
charge to tHfn tho ttcha. oathtto in case nf ruubo
below, wntle ne STATED before, valve In his main
water .i.charge would ssvt all Increased worII
Of nnxtesy mil peril. Arc ali low prea4uro escar.
est thrn s'mt.arly stnatrt's Theirs nrs very tsw
exceptions. The tnan wbo build. tho machine
and both himself aud The man xho ''rans" o list
a. their fathrrs did ami would onk upon any meas.
nre m Of ptecaaslon a. an lnnnYatiun; IN Tho mean.
time Iocal Inspectors w"rk hard In reading tho
etcAHtfsIIt jAws, looking up a chance for private
speculation, and driving tllrsr sn1uT,ss.
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- i~F ra.-: Lnnlsana oranges, s7sxan m rrr trl,
F1nrtla d. 81 par rn.e: California pcsrs II ~
a5aa ner r1x: Malaga grapes 81 nltoM rtr key
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was .c.v~ md tho general
fnnr nt thc r,Artrt hfh tn!er% IN largo ds
Fs =: rs,s nsTs NJ s !. r.
moving frce5 II full figures. Now t>frsns sugars ara
having liberal sale mil att anoed a.sAt. eceurLInk
q an;.y &c r: :ns n,i:ss sfE.7 ]
EnFFkE-fl. u. lava. .ut4G!7alct aAtA M. :, 4aMf3
SSs;ss s to dnnsy e xnS, :. r;!s
nfoAns-ratente ent LOST. los4k to1&c, crushed lu'e4
1o4ci grana1atrd ~ stt"kc: n*!irfrtl. tskAiqAc.
:'2sFa essS; S eS: ysss E
as{ss Ncw trIcsna, common. feAus4c; Rood. 7A7tcs
talfota,a suEat. loaf trtna ssasse: Califor
ntA lnncy tttm Stt4s1c: gool suxsrhonse s,rnp 4?9
t3c; extra TO. HkA.,r. Srw erlcant moaasra rhgics
ar!Cts--AllApicr. 17ais4c: clorcA 4hsssEi rssal.,
2stf:.'r p pycr, li!ts I!'e sn1nrr< M i s1a oss
d. NJ ! :@so;Ss s C"lsnt:. ginger !t.t.iic ,o,t..
niue I'M &c. %hie lily, a4cs Wh!se Host SNa3es
pe:eh is'S.sc'1 7c' ka:uR tmte!tal tt@str.
wcrr hnldIns of. and although M. tinoth{ vas hct
AZ nl prlecs market arkel rehst.. GranI primd
S 5afnf{ te e ';'pDsf Mpsh rs a1%2
$40 nSa.uu; No. prs'rfr. *7."ht7s0: slough. sooi
1lnEs-were n far tsn,aaa. and shere 1adlca.
Liberal Glsy hat:tcrs eo*h a.4rt stet.. sci kreen
IF fp 'ssa ss f "a s sats ass CT i :sd
dry fnt 10, i4asIGs, d" aeon skins, 4soJcs sheep
Iett. Nool estimated: phst,c. 80
vii dsass. 5 itae r..hsr jill c9 III ofssrs ss
sontants ritsssnt lie Whole tfsJs wi1i probably in.
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CLxyKtANp, o.. Doc. l3-rErHoLkrN--3lsrket
steady and unchanged, standard white, Ito rest like.
NrrantHu, IN. hec. ~" A"PxfRuL&uM- Market
lnl crude, *a.tnda1 U7t A. rsrkrrs Tor immediate
shlpMeuts fenaud. la1lBfc Philadelphia delivery.
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HOG FNopuCTx-WSIa lrs4 Actira tn the aggregate
but sSsouxes Ill rouadn Aympatay with hoxs. Which
ws1s quoiea hxtsr " smaller receipts. There wa
fair 4s,uA1i tus ai descriptions Qf pFoduck sspsc'sJ
EFpfn hyns, 4cb xsEe &kkxn fEstly faf cIslpH
thoaxe ths weather iAF fFuu coa. Liverpool u
qIuta4 iuseT On uieA -pEuhaLr because VI the psws
fSau this slas Of tbs Akantc operators expected
lighter Vt loxs u I'll the ssns polpts, acIullpx
CAcs4p anu xsfs ISpota4 regard tAs pEutxgty
" werth buying At hhs rrduced prtexa Tls uHLSu Vi
product VA f&lF.
AxaA Poxk-Was EaihsE quiet, but nSInsE. alsa1etux
l2hslsc PR hr and clualnx 71e tshss than wedncs-
day at,vfupau s4cept uld eo.k. which dull ana
easier. Old pork u dsnysFaus " regular" sltss
this nluatl. salcs wsrs reported VI l bEs eA4h q:
$2tu: sDu hsls scl!er TITO u,out {otd unAsf*ooJ]
xN.fat ia 10 bf!s seller January u Ill SI4l2 O5 aud
H. 20 bss te1!eE February II a.. l3hla 2l4. Total,
" Itu htIA Te market elosed stea!J nj sit%al1 -
fpy EyxulsT sec5 tbs u4eNA; el Ra ~ for uGt dos
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COMMERCE OF BUFFALO.
Tho following Is a summary statement OF tho ar.
rivals and departures Of tcssels with their tonnage
and cr1ss, In Tho DrIstr1ct Of buffalo Crock, for
tho sca4un Of 1877:
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TUitrEETITE.
wtIxtxorox, NJ e., Dcu. t3.-sr1airs TrnPrxTfx1
6tcady Rt a>44
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
Local Personals.

E. ". GoDle, OF this city, has been ap.
pointed Special Revenue Agent.
Prosecuting Attorney John p. Murphy
will take his seat next Thursday.
Addy j. O'Keefe, a rising young bar
rlster of this city, is candidate for AS
sistant Sergeant-at-Arms OF Council.
Mr.. John Kohl, of the Cincinnati
Volksblatt, was married last evening, al
Hamilton, to Miss Katie Zettler, of that
city.
MIR. John r. Bender, Police Court
Clerk, returned this morning on the
steamer James b. Gaf from Memphis
where he has been Tor two weeks.
Andy Maner, the Assistant Superin
tendent OF the "Black Maria,' was sur
prised last evening with bouncing boy
The new conner weighs about two pound:
more than Andy.
Mr.. o. b. Jones, the gentlemanly mes
senger OF the Board of Public Works
has joined the "Madeira Glee Club" ant
is now practising every morning in tn,
office warDling forth sweet music. Geo
Setter thinks that Jones is immense il
that line.
William Mast, DID,, editor OF thu
Christian Apologist, German organ o
The NJ. 4. Church, lett the city tc-day TO-
Il trip TO Europe, whittier he goes on i'll
Vitation OF the German aud Swiss Con
terence OF the NJ. e. Church.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
After a Prize Cup.

A Trinity NJ. L. Chuch, on Ninth
street between Elm and Race, "a most de-
Ilghtful intellectual entertainment took
place last night. A series Of similar
socials have been inaugurated there,
with the young folks" the 'married
folks" and the "bachelors," as friendly
contestants, on alternate nights.
The one last night was given by the
t'young folks" who certainly made a
good strike for the prize-a silver cup
The most noticeable performances upon
this occasion were the piano solos BY
Miss Ida Blair, Rotations by Oliver T.
Holt and Miss Jennie VornholZ, and the
Portfolio by Marcellus Hagans.
A splendid audience was in attend.
ance. Two weeks from last night the
bachelors will try their hands.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
LEGAL.

T EGAL-IN PURSUANCE OF AN Or
lIDER Of the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, made on the 18th day Of April,
A. ID. 1877, in the case Of James L. DeMar,
Guardian Of the estate Of John T. Stevens,
against John L. Stevens and Maria Stevens,
the undersigned will, on the lgth day OF May.
1877. at O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, offer
at Public sale. the following described real
estate, situate in Hamilton County, Ono, to-
wit:
Being in Section No. II, Township No. 4, and
Fractional Range No. 2, Of the Miami Pur-
chase, and bOunued as follows, viz: Begin
ming at the southeast corner OF ten acre lot
sold to John Rawlings. said corner being IN
the section line sixty-one rods south OF the
northeast corner Of said Section No. IL; thence
westwardly with the center Of forty loot
ROAD to the southwest corner OF Lot NO. and
the southeast corner OF Lot No. 5, Of plat oil
subdivision Of the sixty acre tract sold off the
north side Of the said northeast quarter or Sec
ton No. II; then south parallel with the east
line of the section thirty and one-haIf rods;
thence eastwardly parallel with the center OIL
said forty loot road to the east line OF tht
section; thence north with the section line
thirty and one-half rods TO the place Of begin
ming.
The above tract having been divided int
four lots, containing five acres each, and ap
praised as follows
Lot No. Z appraised at $3.50.
Lot No. 8 appraised at $3.50
Lot No. 8 appraised at $6l 67.
Lot No. 10 appraised at 1868 ".
Terms OF Sale-One- third cash on day OF sale
one third in one year and one-thlrd In tW
years from day Of sale, the deferred payment
| to be secured by mortgage on the premises solt
and to bear interest at the rate OF six per cent
per annum, payable annually.
| JAMES +. DtMAR. Guardian,
Room No. II, College Building, Walnut street
| Cincinnati, ONO. apl3-4tF
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
List OF Patents,

Issued from the United States Patent
Office to citizens of Cincinnati for the
week ending May 2, 1877. Furnished
FOR the STAR from the office Of j. McC.
Perkins & Co., cOunselors-at-law in
patent cases and solicitors for patents.
Attend to all business before the Patent
Office and other Departments OF the Gov
ernment; 513 Seventh street, Washing
ton, d. G. Drawings and specifications
of patents. % cents. Copies of patents
to show the general state OF the art In
any one class. So:
j. Powel-Lubricator for steamer.
gines.
same-Chucks for gas and water fit
tings.
|. Rigdon-Platform scales.
j. Lemman-Chair seats.
Same-Same.
A. W. Observation-Disclosures.
chine.
q. c. Morgan-Water filter.
2. G. Rooney-Apparatus Tor the re-
distillation OF spirits.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20

A PHENOMENAL ANIMAL The Jeffer
son Ark. Republican reports the shoot
ing in Little River County, in that State
recently, of a phenomenal animal, hav-
ing the body Of well-formed red deer,
with a head that resembled baboon
and suit OF long, brown, shaggy beard
1t was killed by DR.. Colling, VINO says
tnat, when he was aiming at it, its large
eyes seemed to melt with pity and com
passion, as though it were aware of its
ureadful danger. He had no sooner free
than the creature leaped high in the
air and uttered a most hears-rendinl
scream. The Doctor says it must be d
species Of the Mexican centaur, as de-
scribed in legend as existing in certain
portions Of Mexico.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
RMildimR Pernlits.

The following building permits were
issued by Mr.. George T. Setter since
our last report:
To 5. W. Kittering, repair three-s tory
brick at 1852 Richmond street; cost
Isl, 900.
10 jenkins & Ludwig, addition TO
twC-story brick No. 237 Findlay street;
cost $3.50.
To w. A. Brooks, repair four-story
brick at 1866 Rice street; cost $3.50.
To Henry Coon, repair 81 Pearson
street; cost $25.
Water, between Elm andi Plum; cost
5000.
10 T. Fl. Shoemaker, repair two-story
brick on Richmond west OF Carr; cost
80 900.
To Vim. Flederjohn, repair one-story
brick at 226 Poplar street; cost $1,000.
| To K. b. Cassidy, addition to two-sto-
ry brick on Second near Ludlow; cost
81, 800.
10 James Griffith & Sons, six-story
brick on Seventh ana Race; cost $3.50, 900.
To James Bulger, threL-story BRICK at
634 West Front street; cost 700.
10 Jos. Zanoni, repair two-story brick
at 237 W. Seventh; cost 5000.
10 DlCe ~ III CSllileT, repair TWO and
half story brick al AGO W. Court street:
cost $3.50,
To. +. Hujkeu, addition to three.s story
brick al 97l Central avenue; cost $500.
10 Robert Atkinson, one-Story frame
on Hunt street north Of Montgomery
Ro 4d; cost $500.
| 10 G. b. Buckley, repair six-story
stone front at Nos. 10 and II Third
street; cost $l,075.
10 Charles Gausepohl, repair three
story brick, corner Of Walnut and Front;
cost $500.
10 Henry Posche, two-story brick,
northeast corner Sixth street and Gill
bert avenue; cost $1,000.
| To G. II. Glasmeyer, two-Story brick
on blackberry street, near Clay avenue
cost $1,000.
To 5. W. Kittering, repair two-story
brick at 295 Richmond street; COST $400
To A. u Ii. Neaye, two-sLory brick
at No. 1874 West Fourth street; cost ST.
900.
10 Jenkins & Ludwig, addition to two.
story brick al u and 70 Freeman street;
cost $500.
To d. NJ. Mckenzie, repair brick sta.
BILE and house at 11S Richmond street;
cost 5000.
To z. Groter, repair two-story brick
on Laurel, west OF Linn street; cost
5000.
To Winson & Fischer, one-story
frame on Browne street, near Marshal
avenue; COST 81, 900.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
The Living Pictures.

Mr.. John Havlin, business manager o.
Woods Theater, after consultation with
his attorney, concluded yesterday afteI
noon to have such additions made to the
attire Of the living pictures as woulC
satisfy the officials.
Mayor Moore, the Police Commission
ers and Chief Wood agreed to 60 behind
the scenes and gaze upon the beauty re
adorned before it was exhibited TO thu
public, and II found all right, permit thu
show to 60 on, il not TO allow no eyei
but their own to feast upon the sight.
When, however, Mr.Havlin announced
that the statues were ready for the pre-.
liminary exhibition, the officials declined
to 90 behind the scenes, but said they
WOULD take Mr.. Aaylin's word for it
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
Court Cuttings.

Louisa Craycraft and others against
Catherine Roach and others. This was
a suit in ejectment reserved from the
Court below on the law and the facts
Argued and submitted.
In the matter OF the estate Of Dietrich
Richter. This was an application fol
an order to compel the administrator dc
bonis non Of The estate OF the late Die
trich Richter to pay over o balance IN
his hands OF $4,000, an unpaid portion oil
the widows dover, and to compel him
to give new bondsmen. The Court re-
mitLed the widow TO her rights under
that former order, nd directed Mr.
Ampt to give q new bJnd.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
BLUE GLLSS AND FISH.

Prof. h. d. Butler, the Superintend-
ent Of the New York Aquarium, has
placed blue glass sides IN some of the
tanks containing the lower order OF ami.
mails and vegetable life. The object
ought was to ascertain wh ether any
curative or beneficial results would tol-
low. The blue glass has been in posi-
lion for several weeks, and MIR. Butler
says, that from what he has himself OBJ
served, it has benefited the creatures
very materially; that 1t difuses aud
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softsns the rays OF sun-light and con-
veys mild color to the water similar TO
the natural light beneath the surface OF
the ocean. A marked popularity was,
that when the anemones began to bloom
or expand their tentacles they invari-
ably leaned toward the side OF the tank
having the blue glass, and the hermit
crabs and other shell fish were ottener
found next the colored side OF the tank,
and against the glass, than anywhere
else. So soon as the new tanks are COM
pleted, Mr.. Coup proposes to continue
this interesting experiment on a larger
scale, aud with some of the rare tropii-
cal fishes daily expected.-INew York
pOat.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
The Opera.

The Aimee Opera Bouffe Company
have been playing to very meager
houses, mainly on account of the high
prices. Tonight benefit of Mile. Aimee
when will be produced for the first time
ola Petite Mariee."
For Saturday and Sunday night a
great reduction in prices is announced
and good houses will probably be The re.
sult
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JAMES WILDE, JR., & CO., tn

JAMES WILDE, JR., * CO., the
Peoples Clothiers, corner Of Fourth and Vine
streets, are doing an immense business. They
not only sell the finest Clothing, which the!
warrant to be equal to custom work, but alst
deal largely in goods for Workingmen ant
Mechanics. They have heavy working pants
at S5c and 81, coats at $2 50 and 81, fine stylish
all-wool pants at So, good all-wool suits at 50
and childrep's suits at So.
Everybody should go to their immense EN-.
porium and see the goods.
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and permit the show to 70 on tor the
night. They took good seats In the audi
ence, and after seeing few Of the pic :
lures declared that the additions to the
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With q cake of Glenn's sulphur Soap and q
commodious bath tub, the victim OF chronic
cutaneous eruptions can improvise a sulphur
bath, which no Drofessed bathing establish
ment can supply. Give it trial Sold every
where Depot, CRlTTENTON'S, Sixth ave-
nue., New York.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,
50c MW&F
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Corydalis is the great health restorer
of the age. Try 1t, ye feeble dyspeptics.
AT all drug stores.
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HOUSE FURN1s HING GOODS.
Bargains in House Furnishing Goods.

NJ A. LAYMAN q CO., asa WEST FIFTH
IN street. near Mound street, are now SELL
ing queensware china, glassware and house
furnishing goods at prices surprisingly low
Lamps, chimneys and burners OF all KINDS,
either retail or wholesale, very cheap. Parties
going to housekeeping, or those wishing to re-
plenish, can obtain a belter outfit for less
money at this establishment than at any other
in the atty. Don't fail to Gallon us before buy
ing elsewhere. mb23-i -imF&M
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TTNHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
J. Stockholders OF the College Hill Railroad
Company on FRIDAY, May %, 1877, at 1880
o'clock, at the oflic Of the Treasurer Of the
Company, 1S2 West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Ohio, for the purpose Of voting on a proposed
increase of the common capital stock OF said
Company, by the amount Of S20O,00O.
CHAS. Il. WILD, Sec'y.
April 1S, 1877. ap19-3Ot
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Is RO X Il IL s,
es West Third Street, Cincinna

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