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A Feature of Greek Art.

glance at the casts of any of the speci-
mems of Greek art which have come down
to us, shows the hair brought low on the
forehead. This was classic notion of youth
and beauty, and was applied in all statues
of Greek divinities. The same idea is now
popular among young women in the fashion
of clipping the front hair and letting it fall
over the forehead. The fashion is necessa-
ry in most cases, because of the want of a
full growth of hair. The ordinary dressings
fail to reach the sources of the hair and aid
its growth. Carboline, an extract of petro-
leum, without the slightest offensive smell,
gentle stimulus to the scalp,
which it softens and cleanses of
dandruff, does reach these and effect
lively assists nature in producing thick, soft,
lustrous locks. Petroleum, as an illumina-
tor and lubricator, is known wherever the
foot of civilization treads; and now it is
fast becoming quite as well known as
remedial agent. Purified into Carboline, it
has proved q perfect curative of diseased
hair. Let the lady, provoked at her thin
and faded locks, try Carboline; let the man,
annoyed day and night with drv and itch
ing scalp, covered with dandruff, and hair
that is neither covering or an ornament,
try Carboline; let the girl who bangs" and
'putfS' and Grizzlies in an endeavor to
make the most of a scanty suit of hair, try
Carboline, and one and all will consent to
all that is claimed for it. Kennedy & Co.,
Pittsburg, agents. For sale by all druggists.
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Announcements.

The temperance meetings at Bible Chapel
on Longworth street, are still in progress.
Bishop Wiley, the returned missionary
will address the missionary meeting at Trim
ity NJ. e. Church this evening.
A lady from the City of Mexico, native
of that country, will speak in Christ Church,
East Fourth street, this friday afternoon
at o'clock, upon the reformation now in
progress in that land
John OConner, Ex-member of the Ohio
Legislature, about whom there was such a
row, is announced to lecture at RobiHson's
Opera-house on Wednesday evening, June
9th, 1873. Subject, From the Prison to the
Capitol, " illustrating both extremes of life.
The survivors of the Twenty y-seventh
Thtrty-ninth, Forty-third and Sixty-third
Regiments Ohio Infantry; Company F,
Second U. S. Artillery, and Com pany C,
First Michigan Artillery, are requested to
meet for social reunion at the City of Co
lumbus Ohio, on the anniversary of the bat
tie of Corinth, October Sd and 4lh, 1878.
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The Courts.
SUPERIOR.


James H. Hambleton against the L. NJ.
and P, G. e. st. L. R. R. Co. In this case,
an action to recover damages for injury to
the plaintiffs property by raising the rail-
road track from its original location, the
case was argued and Judge Yaple charged
the jury.
PROBATE.
The will of Ernst H. King was admitted
to probate, and Elizabeth King appointed
executriX. Realty, $4,000.
Catherine Kortgaertner was appointed ad-
ministratrix of Charles Kortgaertner. Per-
sonalty, $3.50; realty, $l,75O.
HAMILTON DISTRICT
The District Court refused to allow the
writ for peremptory mandamus ordering
the County Commissioners to place on the
tax duplicate two-ffths of mill for the
purpose of Strengthening Millcreek. This is
the second time that applications for issu-
ing a mandamus were dismissed.
POLICE
Drunkenness-Patrick Maloy, $3 Sarah
OConnor, 10 days; Chas. Walters and Hen
ry Masterman, dismissed; Jacob Weber, S.
Disorderly Conduct-Hugh Savage and
Kate Savage, continued to May Goth; Mich
ael Keating, Anna Staymann and Margaret
Lotus, dismissed; Geo. McKune, $5.
Petit Larceny-Ed. Conrad, dismissed;
Jerry Day, Thomas Butler, VIM. Nuttle, w.
j. Nuttle, John Dermody and James Quinn,
continued to May 25th; VIM. Jones, 5000
and 80 days.
Neutrality-suspicious. REVERE, adultery,
dismissed; Joseph Printz, Alex. White and
Paul Keob, abusing family, dismissed; Casper
Knapp, same, continued to May 31st; Jas.
Harris, vagrancy, dismissed; Fred Elgars,
same, House of Refuge; Henry Norman as
sault and battery dismissed; Thos. Augerson,
same, So; Thomas Brown, false pretenses,
$200-30; representing himself to be police
officer $100-90; Henry Moorman, carrying
concealed weapons and dscharging fire
arms in the city limits dismissed; Harvey
Walker, exposing person. $40; James Geo
CHAN, permitting goats to run at large S.;
A. Stragman, carrying concealed weapons,
dismissed
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THE BUILDING SEASON.
What Cincinnati is Doing.


The following building permits were is
sued since our last report:
G. Henshaw & Son, to remove rubbish
from tve-story brick, southwest corner Ca
nal and Elm streets.
IL. Dammermann, to build one-story
frame, east side Shillito street, near Gar
rard; cost 81 900.
Fred. Wilker, to repair three-story brick
No. 189 Main street; cost $3.50.
NJ. Douglas, to build two three-storv
bricks, south side Albion Place. cost S., 500.
Hiram II. Hansinger, 10 build two-story
brick on west side of Colerain Pike oppo-
site Work-house; cost So, 900.
George Bauer, to build two-story brick
on west side of Dennison street, near Cal
houn; cost So, 400.
D. B. Gamble, to build four-story brick
south side York street between John and
Central avenue; cost 81 900.
Foster d Dryden, to repair two-story
brick, No 623 Central avenue; cost $175.
Herman Lackman, to build three-story
brick, No. 359 Longworth street; cost $4 600.
Charles Witte & Bro, to build two
story brick, east side of Spring Grove ave-
hue, between Harrison and Thomas streets;
cost 1000.
j. VIM. Goldkamp, to build two-story
frame, north side of McMillen street, be-
tween Woodburn avenue and Fortman
street; cost So, 500.
Mike Marcus, to build two-story brick
east side L'Hommedieu alley between John
and Smith streets; cost 81, 900.
John koehler, to build a one-story frame,
north side of Locust street. opposite Chat
ham; cost 500.
J. Price q Bro, to repair three-story
brick, southwest corner of New and North
streets; cost $215.
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Forty-fifth Congress Second Sea-
sion. :
aFIs


WASHINGTON, May 23.-The Legislative,
Judicial and Executive Appropriation Bill
was reported from the Committee on Ap-
preparations and placed on the calendar.
A resolution was passed authorizing the
Select Committee for the investigation of
the books of the Treasury Department to sit
during recess.
The Senate resumed consideration of the
bill to provide permanent form of govern.
ment for the District of Columbia. The
third section of the bill was slightly amend
ed and creed to. The clause in regard to
taxation was amended so as to provide that
the rate of taxation shall not exceed 81 so
per 500, instead of 50. Pending discussion
on the bill the Senate went into executive
session and soon after adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-At the expiration
of the morning hour, the House went into
a Committee of the Whole and resumed
consideration of the Army Bill. The
amendment fixing the strength of the army
at twenty-five thousand men instead of
twenty thousand, as recommended by the
Committee on Military Affairs, was adopted
after considerable discussion, by yeas, 115;
nays, l07. The motion to increase the item
for the pay of the army from So, 800, COO to
SO, 900 to correspond with the increase
OF force was also agreed to. After COM
pleting about half the bill the Committee
arose and the House adjourned.
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Local Personals.

His Honor the Mayor has returned from
business trip to Washington.
John Decker, Superintendent of the CITY
Infirmary surrenders his position the first
of next month.
Mr. Ed. Armstrong entertained a large
number of ladies and gentlemen last even
ing at the telephone soiree.
Mr.. J. W. Mathews, of the Memphis
Ledger, is in the city, en- route to Paris. He
proceeds East tomorrow night.
Hon. Henry BOIL, of Marietta, one of the
leading members of the House OF Represen-
tatives at Columbus, was in the rity yester-
day.
Mr. G. L. Barringer, formerly Superin-
tendent of the l., c. & L. Road, and now
Assistant to the Receiver, is about to resign
his position and sail for Europe.
Mr. John H. Stamps and Miss Bette Bar
low, a runaway couple from near Center
vile, KY, were married at the Burnet
House yesterday, by Rev. w. I. Moore.
Messrs. Louis Ballenberg and R. E. J.
Miles, of Cincinnati, have leased the Fair
Grounds at Dayton, for the Fourth of July,
for the purpose of giving various amuse-
ments.
Mr.. j. D. Rooney, Auditor of Brown
County O., and Mr.. J. H. Harrison, Au-
ditor of Clermont County, Ohio, paid our
genial Auditor, W. s. Cappeller, visit this
morning
Hon. j. Harvey Mathes editor of the
Memphis Ledger, a member of the Tennes-
see Legislature, and Commissioner from
Tennessee to the Paris Exposition, arrived
from Memphis yesterday ON the steamer
James w. Gaff
Mrs Catherine Sorgel and family, of A
Pike street, leave for Europe next Wednes-
day. They will sail FROM New York for
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Paris June lst and, after a short stay there,
go to Germany, where they will remain till
about the middle of September.
The following named gentlemen from
Clyde, Ohio, are in the city, negotiating for
an Ahrens steam fire engine: V. Perrin,
John Lefever: Frank A. Harvey, George A.
Lawrence, w. c, Andrews G. p. Huntley,
Ii. b. Tiffany and Thorn rs 2. Dewey.
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nT IN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
tisers in the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Snilfen, No p
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will De a branch office of the STAR
Mr. sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on behalf, and receipt all collections
therefor in ouIname
psr CINCINNATI. May 24-2:sO P. M-Whisky is
active and steady. Flour is in moderate demand
Corn quiet and easy. Rye fairly act
I've. Oats have the usual consumptive
demand. Mess pork frmeB but quiet Lard
steadily held and fairly active. Bulk meats in
moderate demand and easy market. Cotton quiet
and no change in prices. Hogs selling slowly and
prices steady without material change. Gold
1907.
HB- WEATHER.-Fair or partly cloudy weather
Ior the next twenty four hours.
eF-THE Covington Office OF the STAR is at No,
EAST Pike street, in Hardin's Insurance Office
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Cincinnati Live stock Maraet.
FINANCIAL.

CtNcIEEATI. May A-1 40 p NJ
Gold steady. The local rates are 1O05S buyint
and l0l selling Gold checks at l01.
Eastern exchange is in fair demand with onl,
moderate offerings We quote at par buying anu
l-l0 premium selling.
sterling is quiet but rates steady and unchanged
sight drafts at 81 SS and sixtyday bills at 81 96 pc
in gold
Government bonds firm at the following loca,
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 25th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ = U. P. SCHENCK, j. Lawrence Garter,
fssfessI Master Apply on board, or to Roysc s
szsisasziszf Mosset, j. G. Dorman & Co. Matt Me
Guire George Charter, Agents
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The following is tue 1:SO p. M. report for New
! ofk STOCK Market, as received by Lea Sterrett ~
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For Memphis.

SATURDAY, 25th, at P N. POSITIVELY.
IT, h JAS. w. GAFF, R. w. Wise, Master
ksfGssassgEs Apply on board OF to Royse a Mossst
Agents, on New Orleans Wharfboat
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For st. Louis.

FRIDAY, oath, OF p NJ POSITIVELY,
IT, n MARY MILLER John n Shunk n,tss
lsSsssa ter. Apply on board or to W. S. SstS
EsssazaaAz4J J. Cunningham, Agents.
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ed the auction sale in way that showed
him well up in ''le business. The grounds
were brilliantly illuminated with Chinese
lanterns, &C., and looked pretty. The W hole
affair was great success both financially
and otherwise. A vote of thanks by all
present was rendered to Mr.. and Mrs
Hamilton for the use of their house and
beautiful grounds for the occasion.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, oath, at P, NJ, POSITIVELY,
- h GENERAL LYTLE, B. Merrielees,
$ Master. Freight received on Wharf.
'asasaaasHR boat, foot OF Vine street Tnos. Sher-
ock President
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E0r RAnfrAV.

For F0meFOy.
THIS DAY, oath, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
NJ h TELEGRAPH, j. S. Morgan Maste-.
sSasB$SI Freight received on Wharfboat, foot OF
Broadway. W. Honshell, supt
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 24th at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
Nss.r d the c. & 0. R. r. Packet, BOSTONA.
Lfsstb5&ss$s l. Bryson. Master. Frelghtreceived on
atss.s1naSs Wharfboat foot OF Broadway. ".
Honshell, Supt.
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Edward H. Miller of Richmond, Indi-
ana, spent Sunday with his friend Charles
E. Pugh.
The United Presbyterian Social last even
ing was very well attended and passed off
quite pleasantly
Miss Jennie Kuhn, an interesting young
lady OF indianapolis, is visiting Miss Lille
Reutti this city.
Miss Grace Campbell after pleasant
visit with friend in the Queen City, re-
turned home yesterday.
There will be no services at the United
Presbyterian Church next Sunday, owing
to the absence of Rev. j. w. Bain the pas
tor.
The Nineteenth Annual Convention of the
Butler County Sabbath-school Association
will be held in this city at the Presbyterian
Church on the 2Sth inst.
The third Quarterly meeting of the A, NJ.
Il. Church, will be held next Saturday, Sun
day and Monday at Payne Chapel Rev.
Maxwell, of Walnut Hills, will deliver the
Sunday discourse,
In the case of the State VS.. VIM. Straub,
indicted for, grand larceny, the defendant
pleaded not guilty. and it appearing he was
an INDECENT person, w. III. Harr was ap-
pointed to defend him.
A decree of divorce was yesterday
granted Maria Il. Armstrong against Edgar
M. Armstrong on the grounds of extreme
cruelty and habitual drunkenness The
plaintiff was also restored to her maiden
name, Maria R. Cunningham.
John F. Neilan was appointed by the
Court to defend James Powers and Edward
Howard, indicted for burglary and G. s.
Symmes to defend James Mckenzie and
John Murray also indicted for the same Of
fense .and committed at the same time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-11
q. s. land OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, November. IL. 1878.

cdk BA LOBE.
q. s. / AND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
Nevada. NOVEMBER, IL, 1878.
NJ Office is hereby given that Peter Wool
IN cock, whl re poslGffiIe address Is Mill
CITY, humbo DIT county, state Of Nevada, has
this day MED in this Office his Eppli, alton for
g patent for Lille hundred 800 llnear feet 4
the HEBA LODE bearing gold and silver, vii h
surfste sp hundred t0tVl ieet III width the
81 me icing efhclslly surveyed, plated and
descfi ed as I. 3. sURyEY tR LAT o. 80 N
4 o~ nship Tbirty-one. North Range 1hmty
four kat, Mount Diablo base and Meridian,
situate III The star Mining district, count, of
humboldt. and State OF Nevada, and c. NJ
molls known rs the ht ydeLfellt Ola II, on the;
: ba L. de, and descIib. by meIes and
GOILGs al Il c surface according TO the HAT
aid held notes on Tile in tAis offce as fol-
lows, 10 Wit: Beginning at u ost ma ked No
1. U. .. Survey No. ~ nom which the Aeuih
eln mCLUlBS Lit o. the lie soto C0mf ally I,
CLAIM On tie said shsba Ia de, being also
The LoitLern NOM meAI Of this cl.lla bears
south ses' MY dsgrtes west dis ana thiee hun
ar d "a fourteen t5I4l feet: cut AID iDc line
IN tbe Itdle tftteh 4eet aes,p bears SUI b 81
ces rses 10 minutes west distant 460 feet: u
- M III neut No ], on moth side Cf r, ad to
bel . mile icing also hUe1 No. 4 of 4. B.
sGrNes No. 81. tears north forty-tvo ceslees
nfeen n.inu'es east, distant sixteen hundred
anu tS.lay i've iI625l fest; the said last men
IL
at point tealng south seytnt. six (7b)
otgrees nft.en ll5l MINUTES WesI, distant
thirt, en- iht usaLd three hundred aud forty
t4Ss4tl fe,t non Tie northwest gunner cf Zee
fion AILet' en in Township hirty che 1911
Norsh hange 1bhty-tye 1851 last, Mount
Dli bio base aid A,IiaI&n; hence from kaia
fost, marked ~. i, .. Survey No. - ifruln
which tie fore going BEARINGS and distances
ale CIV III,
IL 81 CCurse, south two q. degrees, forty
i've ts5l minute, ksAt $40 feet TO Ioet
No :. I. 5. survey No. 30; thence.
stcoi d q uIse. south seN entS 1907 degrees
West oze feet 10 fGst n.alk No. i. ).
suIyey NO. ~; thence,
hind Cou se, North Two l2l degrees f4sI
foity nye minutes. West go feet IL Iost
msrktd No. L, .. Survey No. 81: thence.
fourth toUrse, Nolth seventy 100 oegrt es
asi TO ieeI 10 sald ost = o. L. the place Of
b ginning, c. ntzIniig IL 4O-liUaa res Iourses
exlfessed IN IA True Aielldi4n with Aalues!c
valla loL al IL degrees Ia ct
said claim is b unds u the North By ii e
De Solo Company clam. aid ON tie south
by the W. olcUck claim, nIon lhe san.e lode
aid 70 reccfGeu III Box Z al Iage las OF tie
record II mining loc4ti lie Of sA4d dis riet
kept at stAr Ilty humboldt {, UNITY. Nevada.
ANY aha all adNsise claims must Le MED
III this flee within sky days from da.e 4
nrst publication hereof.
z. n. HAhkIs. Register.
NOVEMBER To- 1875 CUd.
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SheriH,s sale.

DH Virtue Of an execution iss ued out Of
- tie District Court Of tie Fourth Judi
eial District Of tie >tate 4 I Nevada in and Tor
the county of Hun ,dt u the 20 b day q
Nov, mber, A. ID 1878. and 70 me directed and
delivered for judgment recovered n raid
Court on the i2th lay Of Noytnbtr, A. d.
1875, IN favor of r.. htinl art & Co and against
the Silver Monarch ; lining CON pany for the
sum of S6ls 81 d. images. with Interest thereon
At the rate of 10 per cent per aInunn till paid.
together with SIS 10 costs and disbursene hi S
At the date Of said Judgment. Al d seeruing
costs, all IN L. 5. gold coin, 1 have this DAY
levied upon and taken in execution the fol-
lowing osserioed real property to wit:
That certain quartz mining claim kns WI
and described as the Crystal mine, situated in
Central Mining district. Humboldt c. unity.
Nevada; also that certain quartz mining
claim know n and described az the silver
staie mine, situated IN Central Mining Dis
trici, Humboldt eouI ty Nevada: also ,ha;
certain quartz mining claim known and des-
cribed as the silver Monarch mine. situated
In Central Mining District. Humboldt county
Nevada; also hat certain quartz mining
claim, known and desc' ibed as the ia ace
mine, situased IN Cent 81 Mining 1 isirics,
Humboldt county, Nevada: slso w o dwelling
houses. swo blacksmith shops, and one barn.
all situated IN Central Mini District in
said county and STATE; also all improvements
on said above described mines
Notice is hereby given that On SATURDAY
the 2lst day Of DlCfhBlR, 1875 between
the heurs of nine o'clock ia the morning ard
ave O'Clock in the afternoon, viz: af one
O'Clock p. n, 1t the front door of he QUIT
hCnse, in winpemucca, humboldt county
Nevada. will sell all the right. title, interest
and claimsfthe defendant, the silver Mon
srch Mining Company, Of, in and to The abose
described property or sufficient thereof 10
satisfy said Judgment, COSTS and expenses Of
che sale.
Given under my hand at my cfsce at Win
nfmncca, humboldt coGniy. Nevada. this
Attn day OF November; 1878,
@. A. KYLE
.Sberi6 Of Humboldt county, Nevada.
noY27-td
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

A LII WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. WIN
~ please take notice that Alex. " Use has
been appointed Deputy q. ). Internal Revenue
eolector for the second District Of Nevada.
vIee W. L. French, resigned. All mn uni.
cations concerning eyenue license shonld ~.
addressed, VIC
AiLX WISE Deputy u.s.IR
oe'Ao-u Mtnnemucea, Neyads
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Delinquent Taxes.

OFFICE or COUNTY AUDIToR, Il um boldtl
County, Nevada. Mon ember rs, 1875.
y OIlCE is hsIeby given that the delin-
IN ineni tax list for the nscal Year Of
1915 has bten deposited with the District At
iorhey Of humbC ldt county, Nevada. and
unless The delinquent axes therein N..sed
ale paid TO the County Treasurer Of said
Comfy within twenty 200 Gays fr, m the cate
hereof. acii.L will be eommeDced by the
Dit iet Auerrey Tor the collection u said
ia1es and costs
CHAfLIS A. LAGRAyE
County Auditor Il HUMBOLDT ccunty, New.
nVy25-.d
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. $50.
o. 8. Survey or Lot Ne. 80, 4. 81, N. r. sac
III. u. Nj.
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NOTICE No. $50.
U. Q. Survey or lot No 40. T. 81, N. R. "a z.
Md. NJ
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q, s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CTrY,
Nevada, November II, 1878.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-12-20

that Spaulding told him a niece of his
was in trouble; that she had taken
drugs, was bound to save her reputa-
ton. That he went to the Avenue
House, saw and carefully examined Miss
Burnham that her pulse was from lis
to 100 per minute; that she was sick at
stomach that he found that the child
was dead, and that whatever he did
was done to save Miss Bnrnham's life,
and in the exercise of reasonable skill.
During the trial, and while both the
respondent and Miss Burnham were in
the room, small box was produced
containing the bones Of the poor little
One-this child of chance-that never
saw the light. 1t was an affecting
scene and perchance it will preach a
sermon that will be long remembered.
After being out short time, the jury
returned verdict of not guilty.