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DEMAND FOR THE POSTAL CARDS IN WASH
INGToN.-Judge Edmunds, city postmaster, de-
string to have supply Of the new postal cards
for Washington as early as the earliest, was
Postmaster General. 1t was filled at the postal
card agency at Springfield, Mass, and last eve
ming 800 900 of the new cards arrived, and in less
than five minutes after their arrival were on
sale at the stamp window GIN quantities to suit -
As soon as the fact that they had arrived was
everybody being DESTROYS Of obtaining at lea st
one of the new cards. Most Of the crowd pur-
chased from one to twenty-five cards each; some
went as high as fifty and one hundred, and
few wanted five hundred or one thousand.
Many bought cards to send to their friends In
ing one thousand to a friend in Maine.
So great was the demand for them that during
the evening about II 900 were sold. The de-
mand continued to-day, and up to noon IS 600
cards were sold, and ct 1:3o p. m. the number
had reached about SC, 900. and the cry was
"Still they GOMEZ" One order for 5000 for q
gentleman In New Jersey was filed to-day,
and Adams q Co.'S express sent word that
they wanted 5000 10 commence with.
OF course almost everybody who bought card
to some distant friend. The carriers this
morning reported cards In most Of the boxes.
The writing on many OF the cards was Of hu-
morous character, but thus far the clerks ut
the city post once have noticed nothing Of Q
structed his clerks 70 regard the cards
the same a letters, and under no cir
cumstances to divulge their contents,
He has made arrangements to keep q supply OF
the cards on hand &C all times, in order that the
facilities ~ those OF the larger cities. There
will doubtless b rush for the cards for ~ n
DAYS to come, but after that it is not believed
that the demand win be extraordinarily large
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To OBTAIN the most delicious julip or smash
made of the finest material, and manipulated in
the most artistic manner, go to Geo. w. Drivers
new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue
ana -FOUR and a-half street As
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SHALL Pox CASES have been reported - fol-
lows since yesterday: One on + street, between
riet and William Richardsop,) ct 36i g street
outhWest.
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PoND's EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas Stott g. Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
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! RY THOMAS BOWLING. &C, eeo,s.,oxn

dmR.scEpv -nn,cx norsr .xn
5nrxIsrs SSLE OF gRiEA HS.SE an hNp
TOWN
- this district. nassed In canse NJ q 10 EiariS
let al vs.. Plsggemeyer et al, will sell in front
May, A. D ISIS, at 5 o'clock D m part OF Lots
Nos 10 and II, Old Georsetewn fronting Is feet lo1
inches on High street, With a depth Of 90 feet and
ne-hsn inch, being the property lately belonging
TO and occupied by George Eberly.
The property is on the east side Of High street,
nearly opposite the end Of Prospect street Improved
with large two-story brick house.
Terms prescribed by the decree One third cash;
the residue at and Il months, with interest at per
cent; from the day Of sale with the on ion g. the
purchaser TO pay the whole in cash. $50 deposit
when the property is struck OF. Convey aneing at
expense Of the purchaser.
ANTON EBERLY, Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING,
Md IGeorgetown Courier al Auctioneer.
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f. Two DEAD INYANrs-Yesterday afternoou
Oficer Adler, Of the mounted police, found the
dead body Of an infant in q state OF dccompo-
sitien ON the farm Of Mrs. Hall, In the county,
and took 10 TO the d precinct station. The
death was caused from neglect at birth.
Private Q. ". McConnell brought to the ID
precinct station the bones Of an infant, found
the rear Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDRR.-Gentlemen fur
nlshing their own material, can have their
Keen's, Az 9th street northwest. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 3Iq1.
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SUITS AGAINST INSURANCE COMPANIES
Yesterday Hr. j. G.. Kimball brought suit
against the National Life Insurance COMPANY.
for Catharine Jacobs, for the amount of policy
$4,000 on the life of Edward Nixon Jacobs who
died on the 18th of January last. Mr.. Kmball
has also entered suit for Asbury X. Jacobs
against the Continental Life Insurance com
pany of New York for amount Of policy g TO- oJO
insured for his benefit on the life Of Edward n.
Jacobs,
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10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
- 13s Bridge street, Georgetown.
TRUsTEE Sss n a MIL PROP

EkTf in GE0RGET0WN, DO.
a By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in
La Liber n g T. No: 2, folio 90, Sc, Of the land
request OF the parties secured thereby the under
signed, as trustee will offer for sale a. public auc-
non, TO the highest bidder, at $50 o'clock % m on
I'M kSDAY, May Is, 1873, on the premises, all the
said deed Of trust, and the buildings provements
rights ways, and arpurtenances the same belong
ing being portion of ground situated at the mort a.
east corner OF the intersection Of Water and Poto-
mac streets, IN Georgetown, in said District, Of
whIch part fronts 46 feet Water street. and ex-
tends back north Of that width 81 feet and an mother
part the former part the north, and fronts
~ o,E feet on Potomac street, extending back east
oi that width 81 feet 10 alley improved with thr
large three-sioTy brick buildings now occupied as
paper mill.
Terms of sale: Ons-thrd cash; balance in two ~
notes OF equal amounts, payable respectively in one
and two years after date, with interest at six Per
cent. per annum, interest payable semi-annually,
s. si oy deed Of trust 9pop<he premises sold
81 purchaser cost. III the terms of sale be not com.
piled with within six 90 days from the time OF sale
the property will be sold at the risk and cost of m
defaulting purchaser.
ED. SHOEMAKER. Trustee
4 LII Apr
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RETURN or the LIGHT lNFASrRr.-Co. A,
wash eton Light Infantry. arrived home from
their visit TO Philadelphia this morning, all in
good spirits, and speaking highly Of the man.
nsr in which they we're received and enter
tanned ID that city.
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were S2l9 SEQ. 4,12-swtf
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The Fish Markets.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of new nsh for this
day, furnished to THE STAR by George w.
Harrison & Co., Wholesale dealers In fish. Nos.
AZ King ST.. 50, 81, IS fish wharves. Alexandria:
thousand. "a to IS: white perch, per bunch
Is 10 So rock per bunch Is to 30 ofal, per bunch,
- to .. Market firm.
WAsHINeToN.-To-day, the following sales
r. A. Golden & Bro; agents., 900 shad from
SO TO sii; $4,000 herring from IS to s6; 8
surgeons, from 50 to "a; 100 punches rock, from
zoe. to 3Oc
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SUDDEN DEATH FROM APoPLRxY.-This
morning, about O'Clock, Officer Longstreet OF
IN restaurant, suffering with fits. The Oil Ger
took him to his home ON 18th street, near f; and
ne died In short time. DIR. Buckley on his ar
pOplexy.
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N oTICE.
OPENING OF NEW erArIOUEBY eroRn
AID BLANK S0oK MAiGixgfoRi.
LITHeGRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRIurIuo
AND BINDING D0NE TO ORDRR-
The public are invited 30 call and examine our usD
0ook. BEN. y. BRBNCu,
Under Nafional Metropolitan Bank,
and next door 20 Jay Cooke Ooh,
sen-n washinsscn, ID. q.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements,

pY THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer, Georgetown.
CHANCERY SALE or COMFORTABLY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE on PROSPECT STREET,
GEoRGETONN.
- By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Csurt of
II the District Of Columbia, passed 10 causg NJ.
13 I5S, Speiden ct al. vs.. MshAgan q al, II will
sell, in front Of the premises, on eATyRDAf, the
18th day Of May, A; D. 1873, at ga O'Clock .. m !:
part Of Lot No. II, old GEORGETOWN, beginning AS
feet from High street, Prospect street, sna run
ng thence West Is feet thence south l20 feet thence
east Is feet, and thence north 10 the beginning The
property is that lately occupied by John Mahsgan
No Prospect street, and is improved with g com
Portable 3-story frame Dwelling House.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; residue AZ and l.
months, with interest at per cent from the day Q.
sale; $50 deposit when the property is struck of
Conyeyaneing at expense Of purchaser.
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
ms-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Aactf.
TGeorgetown Courier q
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THE SPELLING MEDALS IN THE FOURTH
SCHOOL DIsTRICT.-The protracted contest
for the prize medal for spelling IN the m ,le
intermediate school, No. 1, in this school dis
trict, Mr.. +. ID. Thompson, teacher, will be
awarded to Meyer Herman.
The spelling medals to the Secondary schools
will be awarded as follows: To Mary j. Cronin.
OF Female Secondary No. 2, Miss Annie Adams
teacher; Charles Cleaves, of Male Secondary
Lyell, Female Secondary No. 4, Miss NJ A.
Brown, teacher; Mortie Bessey, Male Secon-
Diary No. 5, Miss Lizzie Riley, teacher. All the
board of public school trustees.
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THE COnR~

NEW PUBLICATIoNs.-From Shillington and
also from y. q. Parker. we have the Popular
Science Monthly for June.
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LOCAL NEW s.

Amusements, nc, TO.nfGhs.
Walls Opera Houss-The German
"ChTis and Lena Drama
TASos>v COnsqse-''The We
songs, dances, &c we" holh,
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SUDDEN DEATH IN STATION House CELL.
About 5x O'Clock this morning ledger at the
central guardhouse died suddenly in one OF the
cells. The deceased came to the station about
TX O'Clock last evening, and. giving his name
as Albert Abbott, and age 81 years, asked for
lodgings for the night, stating that he expected
to get into the hospital day. He spent very
restless night and was unable to sleep, and died
as above-stated about 5K O'Clock this morning.
DIR. Patterson, the coroner, was summoned,
and DR.. j. F. Hartigan made q post mOrtem
examination, and found the cause Of death to
be dropsy-0ver two gallons of water being in
the chest. The deceased is believed to
live at some point on the RappahannOck river
During the past winter he was wrecked on a
schooner in Chesapeake bay, near the mouth OF
the Patapsco, he being at that time part owner
of the cargo of the vessel.
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FIRE THIS MoRNING.-This morning, about
40 O'Clock fire was discovered In the slaughter
house of Samuel Openheimer, on sth street,
abaye Boundary street. Sergeant Perry DIS
patched Private Smith to turn in an alarm from
60, which was done. The Franklin and Union
engines and the hook and ladder companies
were at the fire in a reasonably short time, but
too late, as the building, an old frame struc-
ture, was entirely destroyed. The fire was
caused by the explosion of a coal oil lamp lett
burning in the building Loss, $500, which is
covered by policy in the Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company, of this city.
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulDess of Singers Sewing Machine. d
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STEAMER LINES

NkN EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL.
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,, Va, WASH.
LNGToH AND GEeRGETowk, ID. q.
From Pier 3, North wharve., Phil EAaNA
adelphia, WEDNESDAY and SAT
n From SO Water street, youngstown, d. O. Tues.
This line connects at hladel phia with aClydes
Iron Line" Of steamers for PrOvidence, Boston and
the line G:f. HYDE, gent for ID. Of o.
Nm p CLYDE co, Philsdelphia.
ALDO A. PEARCE, - Congress Street, Boz
SFreights delivered nv KHox,s Express Orders
LETT at General Once, sos Pennsyl, ania ayenue
OF al the steamer wharf will be promptly attended
W. ana
WAsHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOsTON- Ann
PR0vIDEECE.
Inc nne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
norfolk, viii leave her wharf, foot SAA@N
o. 9TH street, every MONDAY andoM
Thu ksDAf, at y. m, touching o. PRINCIPAL River
LandIne ?, eonnect,ne ~ Norfolk with Steamship Of
the and M Line Tor Boston and Proyidence
Freight should be addressed scare Of Lady OF the
kxpress Once, COS Pennsylvania ave ue.
I. NJ GR0uCH, Agent, sth-street wharf
pOksEf CLAGETT, General Agent
ml4 Plants store. cor9cr 18th o. and Pa ave-
OUNAR m IINE ---------A-
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BUILDING PERMITS have been Issued as fol-
lows since our last:-Summerscales and Hum
Phrey, one story carpenter shop, between Rhode
Island avenue, 8, 9th and 9TH streets; James
Thomas, two-story frame, NJ street, between
18th and 18th, northwest; G. Parkinson two
story brick, y street, between 10th aud lith
northwest; T. A. King, three story brick, q
street, between AZ and 9Th, southwest; Q. j.
Watson, two-stoTy carpenter shop, z street. be-
tween lsf and I'd. northwest.
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SOUHD FEET being indispensable to health
ana comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the weil-known
Chiropodist, No. 635 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, Sc,
and advice g. to suitable shoes.
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eEoKS, STATIONERY "A.
rsT OF NEW BOOKS
sHILLIN6T0Ns BOOKSTORE.

sHILLINGT0Ns BOOKSTORE.
CORNER a. STREET AND PKSSA. AVENUE:
Old X ensineton. By Miss Thacksray.
The Old Countess. A sequel IL Lord Horss
Choice By Mrs. Ann y Stephens.
Antiquities Il southern Indians.
Above Tempest and Tide.
Pasoarcl. Ry the suthor Of "S,rathmOre" and
" [ nder Two Flags
The Other. Girls. BY Mrs. whitney, author q
4" We Girls
A Fair Saxon. By Justin Mccarthy.
New Remedies. for April. lss
Young Men q Great Britain. A journal % anus
Ing and inetructiNe literature.
Boys Of England. Young gentlemans journal
OF sport, fun and literature.
A Day with Charles Dickens.
kenelm Chilingly. b. Bulwer.
Farm Ballads. BY VIII Carleton. tfliu-frsf-s!.,
A large stock Of BLANK BOOKS PASS RooKs
snd MEMORANDCM BOOKS. NOTk PAPER
LETTER PAPER, aud PLAYING y llDs, AZ the
very lowest prcee. mye tr
A GRICULTURAL BOOKS
Johnston Agricultural Chenirry.-ol N
American Gardeners Assi-fan .-.....--- sM
Aliens American Farm Book 50
Henderson, Gardening for Prcft,------. 30
Marings Draining for Proft and Health 50
Eullers small Fruit Culturisf.-.-.---- I 80
Eullers Grape Culture. ..-.......-.... ...... so
Eit1s Southern Apple Culturist------. AIS
Nrightb Practical Poultry keeper-- loo
Lsngstroth on the Honey Bee.--- 400
Randalls sheep Hssbsnfry ...-.-..------. ! 50
Horse Owners, Cyelopsedis-..----.-------- sIs
Ycustt the Doe.- sTH
All the new books received a. coon a. pubiishe<
BY RICHARD b. M0HCN a 90,
aS-tr 1919 Penna. avenue, corner llth street
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Il AL the new books received soon y publi.he<
| BY RICHARD B. MoHUN 90.
| as-tr 1918 Penna. avenue, corner llth street
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CUNARD LINE.
TIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIoAH
ROYAL NAIL eTEAMsHIPs.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM NEW FORK.
Aie ria Wed. May IL Batavia----sat MAY ~
kuseis Hed--Msy q Oalabris sst- MAJ n
SaS s.-..-- edMay q Parthia---.sat---. Nay 81
seotia--. Wed June II Abyssinia- Sat j nne Il
steamer marked thus Do nos oarry sesoraee pse-
And every following WEDNESDAY spd oAruR.
DAT from New York
,dPc s o. rAssAs n:Osoin, go, elD. - ol0
fisas,, g ,,l R.I,:' sS sod :adi.ioSs an
Steeraee, 60, currency.
Storage tickets from Liverpool and oussuusom
snd sli psrs Of Europe, at lowest rasss fhreuaS
pills OF ieding given 90 BelfAR, 0laaeov Hsvr~
antwerp and other points the Continent ~ To-
sessrspssI sCrts For freight end cabin %
ts5 ssseersse passage, u No. lll BrssivsS
cHAs. @. fRANCKLyH, Aespf, New York.
OTIS BiGEL0W, Agent,
noeorV Washington, ID. q.
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1 NYw,
(5TH ST
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A MAN DECGGED AND Roundabout II
O'Clock last night a man, named John Kilmar
tin was drugged and robbed in KnOx's alley
between T. and and Sd and "a street, as he
asserts, by two notorious colored thieves, named
Spider Brown and Henry Read. The man was
picked up in an insensible condition, and word
sent to Lieut.. Gessf0rd, who ascertained that
the men had left for Murder Bay. A dispatch
Was thereupon sent to Lieut.. Skippon, who de-
tailed several officers to keep q sharp lookout
for them About O'Clock Officer Miller ascer-
tanned that they were In the house of Hamilton
EYans, On street, between 18th and 18th, and
ofacers Sutton, Henkle, and Duvall, with him
capturing them. On taking them 70 the cen
trail guardhoase so found on Spider,
which II supposed to Be part OF the 800 stoI. N
nom the victim. They we're locked up for a
hearing tomorrow.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-Neetiag of
Directors.-The board Of directors of the Chesa
lis yesterday. President German submitted his
report, showing that the revenue during the
month Of April amounted to SEQ .a9l .95; ,pen-
ditures. Sfl ,ess.22; net revenue, 1913. rhe
number Of tons Of coal shipped during the
month was96, 4Is, decrease of 10 $50 compared
with April, 1872. The decrease in revenue from
tolls and rents, by similar comparison, was
crease of S625. The decrease in coal tonnage
and revenues is attributed to the destruction Of
the Borden shaft, the strike among portion of
the miners, together with decrease In ship
ments of one Of the companies which has, In
the past two years, furnished over one-fourth of
all the coal which passed over the canal. Ship
ments will be increased generally this month,
Monday, june I'd, when also the annual meet
ing and election will take place.
Walls OPERA HorsE.-Messrs. Baker and
Farron, who appear at this popular place Of
amuse ment tonight in the new German drama
Of "Chrs and Lena, have been highly cOmpli-
mented by the press in the cities whore they
The drama illustrates life on the Mississippi
and in the west. Messrs. Baker and Farron
assume the leading characters as the stars in
the piece and In the several scenes they intro
with telling effect. One OF our exchanges says:
"Mr. Baker 70 the perfect personidcation Of .
jolly, good natured, whole souled Dutch boy,
happy as the day Is long, and keeping the
audience In Q constant roar Of laughter when
before them. Mr.. Farron a. Lena makes q
most Irresistible and fascinating 'Fraulsin.'"
TIE YoURrIKNTH ANNuAL YLokAL MAY
YHsrIvAL Of Messrs. Marini b Bates takes place
They have used every effort to make Il Q de-
lightful affair, and no doubt they win have Q
large and fashionable attendance. The reputa-
walls are always looked forward TO with pleasure
by the young people and their elder friends.
TIE WASHINGTON MARINE BAND.-The fine
corps Of musicians belonging to the celebrated
marine band Of Warrington, now on Q visit To
W. Forney, at his residence on South Washing-
ton square. This band ID - celebrated rs Ora
fulla's or Gilmore'a, and one of the pleasantest
and most popular Of Warrington Institutions
PAila. PYess, 13A.
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WILCOX q GfBB's SRwINe MACHINE. The
Baum's hOopskirt and corset factory, 7th street.
An0eiuSencer buialng. 10,28
THERMonErsRs and Barometers are repaired
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hRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.
~ For GOOD BARGAINS be sure TO go to
BENJAMIN MILLER,
1Ol Bridge street, Georgetown.
japanese Poplins at Is and Sc; Japanese Silks,
sOc, 76c., 81; plain Dress Goods, in all the new
eSorpi Sc., aac;, SOC Black Silks from 81 Is 70
Paids for children, l5c., 0c., 25c Victoria Lawns
a., &c, Sc,s PIques, 20c:, 25c:, &c, sec; Black
Alpacas and mohairs, q splendid quality, a. low as
Sc Cloths, Cassimers, Linen Drills; all the novel
nss IN fsrasois; one case more Of the splendid 4
oleached Cotton, EXC apps tr
READY FOB THE SPRING TRADE,
With a full corps of first class workman. q r,,n
giete stock OF the best foreign and domestic I'VE
S'0hs' &C. &eCi kx am f SRy k TsRs5eS 70
LADIES' AND CENTS SPRING AND SUMMER
WEAVING APPAREL,
promptly and in the best manner
w. II. WAEATLEY.
FhEMdOM STEAM OYEING AND SEQ Or
iN0 WORKS,
ESTABLISHED 1881
premium awarded 1857.
ono ono, ~ Jsaerson e :, Georgetown, DO
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CRUSHED TO DkATH--The little boy, III. NJ.
Martin, who Was run over by q brick wagon
and seriously injured near the corner of Eth
and streets northwest yesterday, tas stated
In The STAR last EVENING" died at the Chill
dren's Hospital, TO which ne was taken. The
coroner, DR.. Patterson, held an inquest on the
body &C O'Clock last evening, and the witness
e. having been heard q verdict was rendered
that the deceased came to his death by reason
Wheel of a loaded wagon driven by one John
Jayens; and they further ind that the affair
was accidental, and that no blame can be at
tached 70 the said John Jayens. The coroner
then ordered the release Of Javens- The re-
mains Of the boy were taken 70 the fathers res
dence, corner Of 9th and p SITS northwest.
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A IT Q O . tt.
FANCY GOODS .

Fine albums, port monnies, card cases, vases of
the very latest and richest decorations, ever
brought to this market. Wine SETS toilet sets,
ash receivers, cigar stands and holders, cigar
cases from cheap to something very fine. In
neetion with a large variety of silk & satin vel
vet purses & port monnies of various colorsand
styles, also variety that never has been seen
in this market. Gents combination shaving
mugs and boxes, and brushes of all dimensions.
No competition in my line. You that want bar
gains rush in, as the first choice is always the
best. Drugs and medicines always on hand,
cheaper, fresher, and better, than can be pur-
chased elsewhere, from the fact we always, in
all cases, give the business our full attention.
Pure brandies, gins, wines, liquors, imported
Pennsylvania Rye and Kentucky Bourbon for
medicinal use only, always on hand. Parents
in all cases sending minors for spirits, must in
variably send a written order. 3s8s .f,s.
Thanking my customers for their liberal pat
ronage in times past, trust they will always
get bargains at HaIe's. Don't fail to call.
w. f. HALE,
Druggist and Apethecary,
Grafton Block, Broadway, jackson. o.
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d EMOyAL.

ID EMOyALs EE
n. Lowenstein wishes to say to his old cus-
toners, and the public generally, that he has
removed his meat shop to the room formerly
occupied by John Schweitzer, opposite the
Court House, Main Street where he will
keep fresh meat every day, of all kinds, and also
hams, etc.
Also, he will keep Family Groceries, of all
kinds.
Give him a ca5I.s = s.exsF sVs-ss-v-#
March O 1873. s1 --~ NJ
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus (") are flag stations, and
trains will stop when Signaled to do SO.
w. w. PEABODY, Master Transp.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-12-11
COLUMBUS AND HOOKING VALLEY
r RAILRO A D.
SHORT LINE TO LAKES 6 NORTHWEST.
TIME TABLE
Two express trains daily as follows:

Direct connections made at Lancaster for
Circleville, GAINESVILLE, and all points on the
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railway-and
at Columbus for all points East and West. No
change of cars from Columbus to Philadelphia,
New York, indianapolis, and Chicago.
e. A. BUELL. General Ticket Agent.
JNO. w. DOHERTY, Sup't.