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FROM NASHVILLE.
MnRaih after nnffeR.

NASHVILLE, May 20.-In the House
q bill was introduced directing tax
assessors to list the colOred voters for
poll tax.
A resolution was adopted requesting
our members of Congress to have a
law passed to pay the citizens of the
State for losses in property during the
war. Adopted and transmitted.
The bill amending laws extending
power to change venue from one JUS
tice's court 10 another passed third
reading.
A bill for the relief of druggists
who sell liquors for medicinal purpo-
ses passed third reading.
A resolution appointing q commit
mittee to inquire into the affairs of the
penitentiary, and ascertain whether
any further legislation is necessary to
protect the institution and render it
selfsustaining, was adopted and trans
mitted for concurrence.
Mr.. McBath offered a bill making
the crime of rape punishable with
death by hanging. Passed the first
reading.
A bill allowing insurance compa-
nies to pay license in the County
Courts instead of at the COmptroller's
Office, passed its third reading.
A bill increasing the salaries of the
chaplain and physician of the peni-
tentiary, passed its third reading.
The Everlasting Election.
In accordance with the adjourn
'nent yesterday, both Houses met in
ArnNra fsnFa NJ IN nJaInalr IN 1arv
12 purpose of resuming the ballOting
for Secretary of State and election of
Comptroller and Treasurer.
Nineteenth BallOt--Brown,3 81; How
ard, 80; B-Gtler, 10; Bugg, 10; Treze-
want, 8; Foster, s.
The names Of Messrs. Bugg, Butler
and Foster were withdrawn.
Twentieth BallOt-BroWn, 43; How
ard, 4S; scattering, I.
The name of Mr.. Bugg was again
placed in nomination; but without
taking another ballot the convention
took a recess until tomorrow.
The House then adjourned tin 9
O'Clock tomorrow.
1t is thought that neither of the can
didates voted for viii be elected. New
names will be presented tomorrow.
Women Hard Cases.
An Ohio man, who has travelled
through the South, reports that he
has noticed that the crops are remark
ably tair, and promise well, especially
the wheat crop. He also says the men
appear to have been thoroughly re-
constructed, and are peaeeable
enough, but that the women are as re-
belliouS as ever.
Progress Of Nashville.
Since the announcement has been
made that the remaining twenty four
miles of the Evansville, Hudson and
Nashville Railroad will be completed
and the cars running. by the first of
November, anumber of our citizens
have gone, and others are going, to
settle in New MadisOnville, in the
coal regions.
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The Oihsr Methadlsts.

BALTIMORE, May 2O.-The MethO-
dist General Conference adjourned
yesterday. A resolution was offered
recommending TO the Annual Con-
ferences that a call for a General Con-
ventiOn be made, TO be held at Lynch
burg, Va, on the first Friday in May,
1874, for the purpose of considering
several important alterations of the
Constitution. The reports published
in the newspapers Of the Associated
Press that in the General Conference
the consolidation OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South would be
proposed, was contradicted in yester-
days session.
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SUMMER RETREAT.

TFFHE PUT-IN-BAY HOUSE, on PUTIN BAY
ISLAND, LAKE ERIE ONO, sixteen miles
from Sandusky, is the coolest resort Ia Amer
lea, and Will accommodate eight hundred
guests
There are twenty-five islands in the grOupe,
covered with vineyards and flower gardens.
The lake is null of all kinds of fish, wild
duck abound, and pure air never fails.
Yachting, boating, bathing, billiards, bowl
ing, native groves, ice-cream and wine
rooms, moonlight excursions on the bay are
truly romantic.
IL was here that Commodore Perry 3" met
the enemy and they are ours" and many
relies OF the battle remain.
Terms much less than Eastern watering
places. Address the propIietors for a
pamphlet. [my20l WEST a SWENY.
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Attachment Suit.

In the Circuit Court of shelby county. Tenn
SIH. Burton & Co. VS.. Geo. W. Scott
A WRIT of attachment having been sued
N out under Section $3.50 of the Code of Ten.
nessee against the estate of the defendant,
Geo. W. scott, aud returned levied on per
sOnal property In such case, anti af1davtt
having been made that the defendant Is In
debted to plaintiff in the sum OF g., by ac-
count.
tis therefore ordered that the said defend
ant Geo. W. Scott make his personal appear
Rnce before the Judge of the Circuit Court, at
"A term ofsaid court 70 be held for Shelby c0un-
ty at the courthouse in the city of Memphis,
on the fourth Monday In May next, and defend
said attachment suit, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or the same will be proceeded
with exparte, and that this notice be pub
llshed In the Memphis Appeal, once a week
for four consecutive weeks. April q, 1870.
IA. ID. Ia. STEWART, Clerk.
BY b. II. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Wilson 3 Beard, sttor2sEs for pltf. APPS
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Bill for Divorce.

In the Circuit Court of Shelby County.-Em.
ma Turner VS.. Barton Turner Petition for
Divorce.
TT appearing from afidavit in this cause
that the de1endenL Barton Turner, is a
nonresident OF the state OF Tennessee:
IL Is therefore ordered, that he make his
appearance herein at the courthouse IN the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on the fourth Mon
day IN September, 1870, and plead, answer or
demur to cOmplainRnt's bill, OF the same
viii be taken for confessed as TO him, and
set for hearing exparte; and that copy ol
TINS order be published once week, for four
weeks. ia the Memphis Appeal.
A c0py-attest:
NJ. ID. l.. STEWART, Clerk.
BY B, +. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Iantt 4 Mcdowell, soils. for complainant
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NEW YORK, May 20.-A building
being erected in avenue A, and lack
ing proper support, gave way in the
side walls this morning and buried
six wOrkmen-twO of them, John
Knight and David Quintard, were
mortally, and the others seriously
hurt.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

D. ShlOSs & Co. VS.. o. L Hill.
ID EFORE JAMES HALL. Justice OF the Peace
ID for Shelby county, affidavit having been
made in this cause, and attachment Issued
and returned, levied, etc:
1t is therefore ordered. That publication
be made in the Memphis Daily APPEAL. a
newspaper published in the city OF Mem
phis, for four successive weeks, commanding
the said o. L. Hill TO appear before me al
my ONCE, city of Memphis, in the 18th Civil
District Of said county, on the 18th day of
June, 1870, at 10 o'clock am. and make de-
fense to said suit against them, or IL viii be
proceeded with eL pdrte.
JAMES HALL
mYlI Justice Peace for shelby county.
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SATURDAY, 18th IUNE,

During legal hours, in front of the Law Court
room, city of Memphis, sell 20 the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described
property lying aud being In shelby county
Tennessee tO-Wit; Lots Nos. 9 ana 10 Ia
Block No. "a, In the town Of Fort Pickering
each lot having a front Of 8 feet on CarOiina
street, running north one hundred feet To an
alley; Lot No. being the southeast corner
OF Block l5rat the intersection of Filth ana
Carolina streets, and Lot No. 10, lying imme-
dIa1eiy adjoining on the west-leYied on "a
the properly OF VIM. BrachOOgel.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT,
Sherin shelby county.
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. myl7
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ISSUED DAILY, SUNDAY 6 WEEKLY
Subscription Prics Greatly Reduced

. CLUBBING RATES.-To clubs OF two or
more subscribers we will send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper In the South--,SBxo5
inehes-fOr one year, each, s. To clubs OF
two or more subscribers we Will send our
SUNDAY APPEAL for one year, each, 81
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS. ETC.-News-
paper Dealers, Express Agents, Country Mer-
chants, Postmasters, Depot Agents, and any
friends OF the MEMPHIS APPEAL, who win
do so, are requested 10 procure regular sub
per cent, or i've per cent. for clubs, for SER
vices; or IL preferred, arrangements as 70
compensation viii be made. Specimen copies
sent ON application.
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A bin submitted by Mr.. Bingham,
OF Ohio, IN the House Of Representa-
tlVes, on Monday, to enforce
the right Of United States
citizens 10 vote in any State in which
they have previously been denied that
right by reason Of race, color or pre-.
Vious condition; passed by a strict
party vote Of IN 10 "A.
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Monday. MAY %. 1870.

In 'front.' of the court house, on Second street.
Memphis, lin which the Law aud Chancery
Courts of Memphis are heldl between 10
o'clock N. and 2 O'Clock pm, 1 will SELL at
auction, 20 the highest and best bidder, for
cash, lot Sc, as designated on the Lane subdi4
vision of tract OF land adjoining and near
the city of Memphis, on the east, as laid on
and sold by MOnsarrat, Dupree & Co., June q,
1850, fronting on Dupree street, 50 feet BY 1857
feet In depth, all IN Shelby county, Tenn.
The equity of redemption is waived, and all
homestead rights. 1 convey only as Trustee,
without warranty.
J. W. WEsTCOTT, Trustee.
May II, 1870. mvi2
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Sherif's Sale Of Real Estate.

ID Y virtue of an execution TO me directed
ID from the Law Court Of Memphis il the
case of Taylor, Cay a Rutland vs.. William
BrachOOgel and \. Venturint, Judgment rem
dered 9Th day of NOvemb ber, 1863, for SIS5 p
and costs, to satisfy said judgment, interest
and costs, i will, on
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HOT SPRINGS HOTEL,

Q TIT q GAINES, Prop'rs, HoT SPRINGS,
- ARKANSAS, is now open for the reception
of guests. Everything has been fitted mp in
the most superb manner and every cOnven-
fence added 20 make guests comfortable. ml7
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what the Presbytsriaus are About.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20. = The
Presbyterian General Assembly met
at nine o'clock this forenoon. The
following telegram was received from
the Moderator of the General Assem-
bly, for 1897, and was read by the
Moderator of Allegany City to the
Director of the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church. The MOder-
atOr of the last General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church, Immediate
ly preceding the separation, sends
greetings to the first reunited assem-
bly, of the same through the MOder-
atOr, praying that their proceedings
may be distinguished by the wisdom
that is from above, and cemented by'
that charity which is the bond of per-
fectness. DAVID ELLIOT.
Reports of the standing committees
Of the Assembly were handed to the
clerk without reading.
On motion, the second order of the
day, reports Of the SynOds, etc. was
postponed till the afternoon.
The report of the Joint Committee
on Conference on the union of publi-
cation boards was read by Rev. DIR.
Humphreys. The report was accepted
and fled on the docket in order to
come up on its regular order. N
On motion OF Or. Musgrove, a cOht-
mittee was appointed TO revise lae
rules and adjudications, and to report
at the next Assembly.
All the reports of the RecOnstruc-
ton Committee were referred to a
special committee to designate the
time for the reports TO be taken up.
The joint committee on the fund for
disabled ministers and their families
made their report, which was filed.
The communications Of foreign
delegates were referred to the CohI-
mittee on Correspondence.
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BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

The steamer Upton, with 300 men
on board, will probably be captured
| by the Spanish authorities. A Span
ish man-0f-war is employed for the
purpose.
The New York Standard aseribes
the Radical defeat in New York to
Greeley's folly.
Grant tells General Hancock that
"there is nothing in their. personal or
official relations to justify his Han
cOck's) promotion now or hereafter. "
Great dissatisfaction prevails in
Cuba because Of the barbarous execu-
tion of General GoicOuria. The Span
iards were defeated a few days ago by
the rebels.
Neither Of the present candidates
for the Secretaryship of State will
probably be elected. Howard is
ahead. Some new man, probably
David Love, of Nashville, will be
chosen. Irrelevant, Buys and Butler
have withdrawn. One hundred and
thirty-five bills have been intro
duced. Two fairs are in full blast in
Nashville.
DIR. Bacchus-Phebus, what name
for a preacher - was unanimously
chosen President of the Presbyterian
General Assembly in Philadelphia.
One hundred and fourteen delegates
are present from the South in the Gen
eral Assembly of Southern Presbyte-
riaRs at Louisville.
Yesterday, in Cincinnati, any num-
Der of liquor men were arrested,
charged with revenue frauds to the
amount OF $3,0O0,O0O.
A curious fact has been noticed in
several cities on the Delaware. The
shad caught below the mouth of the
Schuylkill taste strongly of coal oil.
This is accounted for on the supposi-
ton that the fre5hets carry of from
the refineries the refuse, which, float
ing on the top of the water, enters the
gillssOf shad which rise to the surface.
Asa confirmation of this theory it is
pointed out that the shad caught near
Bristol, Burlington, or Trenton, are
free from this remarkable taste.
1t seems that there is really some
truth in the proposed issue Of a de-
based fractional coinage to which
reference was made some days since.
Mr.. Mercur, OF Pennsylvania, fathers
the proposition in a bill to provide
fifty, twenty-five and ten cent pieces
of some mOngrel compound, to be
fOur-fifths of the silver value.
"To the West, to the West, to the
land of the free," sings Mr.. Charles
Mackey, and Mr.. Greeley family
echoes him by telling poor devils who
have not 81 80 in the world, to take
$50, go West, and buy a farm. Thus
sing the poets, but prose tells differ
ent tale, so far, at least, as Kansas is
concerned. A letter from Kansas City
DESTROYS the illusion. There employ
ment i scarce" and labor cheaper
than in the East.
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RECEIVERS SALE.
On thursday, the Islh Day Of Iuns Next.

UH 7 IHuI suaJi IHt IuIH UaI Of Ilnt HeNI,
"A i 10 O'Clock a.m., at the auction house OF
N ROyster, 1rekevant & CO.. northeast cor
ner of Jefferson and Main streets, this city
l Will offer for sale, for cash, al public auf-.
ten, sundry insOlvent and doubtful debts
such Notes, Bills OF Exchange, Over Checks
etc. ALSO
viii sell, at the same time and place. for
cash, the fOliOWlng-uamed Silver Ware etc .
pawnSd to the GayosO Savings Institutiou
for the loan OF money, etc:
one Diamond Ring. paWned by c. r. Stewart
one cold Watch, pawnsd by II. p. Johnson.
One dozen Silver Forks, one dozen silver
Table spoons. one dozen Silver Tea spoons.
one dozen silver Dessert Spoons, paRued
by Mary b. Lopez or s. G. Lopez.
One pair Silver salt Stands, one pair silver
Salt Spoons, one Silver Butter Knife one
half dozen silver Forks, one dozen Silver
Tea Spoons, pawned by E. G.. Tannehin
\. M0SBT, Receiver
GayOso Savings Institution
Memphis. May Il, 1870. myi7
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Menken Brothers
ROBBED AGAIN.
9sso 90 RRwARu

9S5O 90 H II WARD
9 ToLEN from my premises. on Poplar
. street extended, one large
Dark Brown Horse,
Aged twelve years, sixteen hands high,
branded with B. G. and u. 3. on left shoulder,
and NJ. s. on right thigh; scar on the rump
near root of the tail, about four inches long;
starin the face, and left hind foot white and
a scar on the inside of LETT hook; large and
well defined harness marks. The above re-
ward viii be paid for the horse and thief, or
half tor the horse, in. the event the thief is
not caught. He was traced in the direction
OF the Old Fair Grounds. The horse IS in
good order. F. w. ROYSTER,
mylS go Main street.
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Monday. May 30ih.

On accommodating terms UnquestiouaUis
title.
Royster, Trezeyani < Co., Auctrs.
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ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
AuciiOnssFs.
Country Residence at Auction.

TVtHAT handsomely improved and beautiful
Il Lot, containing over seven acres OF
ground, with Wsil-built TWO-stOTied House,
Kitchen, Stable, Garden, and fine well water,
three miles east OF the city, on Union Rv-
enue. in one of the most desirable localities
for health and good neighbor rhOOd, Will, Il
not disposed of before privately, he offered az
unreserved public sale, at our R3al Estate
EXehange. ON
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tOnday, Nay sOth, at l2 o'clock, noOn,
CITY PLANNING MILL
Fob SALE
A GREAT BARGAIN.

In half or whole interest Of city Planning
Mill, centrally located aud we'll established
IN profitable business. One of the uru only
desires TO sell, but the entire interest can bs.
sold, If required.
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$1,000 EeWaEd

For any case of Bind Bleeding or HchiSa0
PILES that DEBING'S PILE REsIEDR fails 10
cure. II has cured cases of 20 years standing.
Try It, and get rid of the most troublesome
disease hesifis heir to. Sold by all d1. ggists.
Sold everywhere. send for pamphlet.
LGbrufOr1t-i42 Franklin street,
naIf
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TRUST SALE.

ID YiTtue Of Trust Deed 10 me executed.
ID by Jane r HOrnsby and j. G.. Horusby-
ON the lOth of August, ISIS to secure the pa5
ment OF certain Indebted ness therein sDeri-
ned, will sell. 70 the highest bidder FOR the
purpose oi sAtisfylug said Indebtedness, Lot
ID, IN N. N. TreZ6vants plan OF subdivision,
containing 1870 acres; situated on Union
avenue about three miles esst o. the city.
Terms. cash; redemption waived. sale ON
&Onday, Nay 3Oth. at Y o'clock, neoa,
At the Real Estate Exchange OF ROyster,
IreNeVaut & Co., northeast corner OF Main
and Jefferson streets, in the city Of Mem phis.
JOHN p. TREZEVAN Trustee
hoYsrER, IKEzF.vA A NJ q Co., AucfiOuesrs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY ENGINEER's OFFICE,
Nfr,,uryrs, T,..eg,g agaxt % fsr7

R1- Sealed proposals viii be received at
this offiee until ~ O'Clock m, MONDAY, the
S0th inst, for furnishing the city with
twenty-five Lamp Posts and One Hundred
Lamps.
For further information apply at this ONCE.
J. Il. HUMPHREYS,
my2i City Engineer.
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE
Jefferson Street, near Main.l

CHAS. H. n. BROOM. Lessee and Proprietor
EUGENE F. GoRMAN....-Acting Stage Manager
Prof. FRANK ARNOLD. D..-.--Leader OF Orchestra
sS THIS STANDARD VARIETY THEA
TER Is open the year round with a powerful
and talented corps of male and female art-
lists, presenting each evening programme
replete with music, mirth and melody.
Admission. 2jc; Private Boxes. IS. ap27
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NOTICE.
To the Owners and Agents Of Real and
Personal Property In the City
Of Memphis.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL
MEMPHIS, TENN May 20, 1870. !
TNhE Assessors for the 43d (lS70) corporate
year have completed their Assess ment
and returned their Books TO this Office as re-
qutTed by the City Ordinances, where they
VIII remain open until the FIRST DAY OF
JUNK NEXT, for examination and correction
by parties Interested.
Iny2l JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust to me given
ID by Win. Rusehhaupt and wife, July -
1863, recorded in Registers Office of shelby
county, Tennessee, Record Book - page 80
TO secure a debt therein named, now past
due, on
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VEEEREAL or SECRET DISEASES

Such as Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, 9tFic-
lures, and all Urinary Diseases; Syphilitic or
Mercurial Affections Of the Throat, skin or
Bones, Orchitis, Hernia or Rupture; also, the
effects of a Solitary Habit ruinOus 20 tks
body and mind, producing BlOtehes on the
face, Debility and ImpOteney, Dizziness, Dim
ness of Sight, Confusion of Ideas, Evil Fore
bOding, Aversion TO Society, Loss OF Memory
Weakness, etc; not all of these I'm any one
case, but all occurring frequently In Various
cases.
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid TO the
DISEASES OF WOMEN,

Such as Excessive, Suppressed or Painful
MenstruatiOn, LeucOrrhOea or Whites, Fall
ing Of the Womb, and all Irregularities of the
Monthly Periods, causing Sterility or Rarren-
ness, and Oftentimes Consumption.
Persons who have been under the treatment
Of other Physicians, and have not been
cured, are invited to call, as can cure all old
syphilitic Diseases, it makes no difference
of now long standing. They will yield TO my
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EASY rERNns.

Third cash, one and two years with inter
est. Time payments secured by trust deed.
Property sold free from tax 10 the purchaser
until ISL n. w. SMITH.
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PLANS OF THE PROPERTY

Can be had at the o1iee of the AuctiOneers,
and as an inducement to buyers the sale viii
be on the following
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DIsPENsARY.

II NOW permanently established for the
Il treatment OF Patients both Male and Fe-
male, who are afflicted with any form of
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Celebrated Vegetable Remedies,

To which THOUSANDS can testify, who have
been cured by me in New Orleans, Memphis
Cairo, and various other places. All comInu-
uicstions strictly confidential.
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NETWORK AND NEW -HAVEN Raj
ROAD

~
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING nov p 1852
keNiorS " Twenty sevtn.h AID
POurth-aye Entrance Twenty ssventhst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For ewHAyrn and Bridgeport. . (Rr II ~ lZl3 kLb
800 3:45. $50 30 sad (EIl m. 81. -.
Milford Stratfort Ftrheh Southport ADD "esport ~" O
a N. 3:aS t:9. ami $50 = 80, N, a.
E1 J. 3:45 (RIl, $50 Aad $500 lBrb 10
For T. li:30 a. N 3: IS, 40 $50 and $50
Z fHr 1850 II:l9 tEL 2;l9 tErb
3:45. (EIl. 4:G $50. 6.SO, 7l3 (kEb
Por Green~eh 1889 2:l5 3tS aS SD 30, 7l3 n
stations a. :, B. llO NJ Il9
AS IS. 5n $50 and 75 p .
Sunday seventh st. View fors AZ n "f
Boston. -o...,,o-,ro -,.,xs
For Boston sprnsarh. Ok J lBI J. iEI) p
For Boston a Shore Lane Y IS (RND (EI.l m.
FOR Hartford AID Springfield n (EL), n;l5, tbil fpp n
10 Hartford p. n.
For Connectcu Railroad Ok l2ls to Montreal,
Up N. o northampton -.
LoSaon and ssouins'Oa Railroad Al
l7:l5. , 8 ?. -
For Canal Railroad 300 SOrthaupoO An wia.s
burgh
For Housatouie Railroad a. H. and ,.
For Saugltuek RlrVli, 8 m. lEL) }.
DanburV and Nor ais Railroad ls:lS spd and
connection lh Freight Tram from SorSak Dsnb1y
For S~rCanaAn Railroad a. l9l3 80 and 90 ss'1f-
DAYS. $50 m. =. ,-.
Room Tar % the . m. All p. trans - ,,-, .