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RosToN & ALBANY RAILROAD

urL BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
DHY Id;i ARRANGEMENT commencing on mon
PPAssENGE'Ri TRAINS leave Worcester:
DO lSs ei ~ exp, Z, 925 exp. ana IS m, and
The 40 m and $40 and and g IS trains start from m
For G an 9tners EoT the upper station
"a og s "a 81 FTamngham 42O, 100 935 and 945 NJ
For For Milford a 100 and 25 M L4o and 84opm
For wellesley Granville IL %e:t ST. f Nev S0 Newton
Aid Brighton, at 100 and 945 a m and 600 D m Pas.
train to Natick, and there change to the Say0nve
Trail which leaves Natck twenty-seven minutes after
ot6 Ire ~ N train runs every day Nor day. all
Sunday express from Albany leaves the lower station
az s Sig2 a M ME- sGr i Boston
TRAINS eave Boston as follows:
express 40 express to Framlngha $50 express 90G
FGT View York, via Springfield, $50 exp. H. 500 exp
New YORK, via Norwich, $50 exp.pm.
S %sstSoTq, 7GS m. isS lsS, $50 exp. m.
ashland ZOO m, l9O 4SO SO exp. nm.
south no Framingham, co. 100 $50 exp a M LSO eI5
s SIX 200 exp 400, $50 exp co. 5S6 exp 800 exp
Satick 100 10 M IsO 2I5, 400, 500. $50 600
saxonyie, 1000 "a M nioS SIC. 3 ~ pm.
Milford, 100 $50 exp a m 2I5 exp a 90exr mn,
A AL SgtTag n trains RIMS daily except sunday "
Newton South Fra RSsiGn at w M stopping st.
s az Tsiner ana Springfield arrives in New York AZ
7'SVAm g. .. RUSSELL Supt Springfield
a. FIRTH, Asst Sup't. Boston
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
m6da ayS WofGsster Tor Albany and Way stations accom-
pm, - A'' WV ''VV am ana 9.}o
Fpr New York ana Albany texpress) 1905 a M and aa
and IgS5 m New York Sunday mail leaves ut Ia a5 5
gsi, leePng cars WI leave Springfield fol Rochester
Leave Springfield for Worcester nj . m 7 * n ao,
no 70 exp 4o0 SiG exp IN Albany sunday express $50
RAILROAD C0NNECTIoEs.-At Albany with tI,e >eu
ponk central Troy and Greenbush and Hudson iyei
maiT D A. chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
any anu Boston railroads At State Line with the ousa
SnS h Aio AZ Pttsheld with the Pttsfield anc
SoTIh ADAMS and StOckbridge and Pitsfeid Rairoads
%eSIneid wth the Hampshire and Hampton Railroad
ALI amd wItn the Hartford Nav Haven and Spring
ueIu anu connecticut Rive Railroads. AT Palmer witt
t tnS Se AVA London Palmer and wimanc Beche,
WIN %ttn the providence and Worcester Worcester and
NASHUA ana Norwich and Worcester Railroads
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WORGESTER AND NASHUA Rail,
GOV 6uAD On and after Monday June l3 1870 Passep
1870. G HEssHIRE RAILROAD

VI y ELS AklANGEMENT-(iO
ing MONDAY, Dec. r. 1870 0'iiueio
ITals leave Worcesters Foster Street Depot Mt 70
NJ H. IS a. m, and 42O p m; Fichbnrg o9 ana a.
lows Falls. ' Ivy Aeehe anu bei
R MasHng connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland
burlington K X for Rutland Saratoga burlington Nc
Also with W. Central II. T. for Windsor. White hive,
Synncuon connecting with Conn and Passunpsic River
onrg, Montreal, &c ~ - I i'' "suoils-
w6% SSsts TO POINTS north for
: are are as low as BY any route and distance less
splendid Sleeping Cars on Night Traii s for Wes.
"N NOI'n' -. X. STEWART, Sup't.
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BOSTON, CLINTON Il FITCHBURG
~ RAILROAD
Mansfield and birmingham Division.
WINTER ARRANG EN- EMF.
TRAINS GOING NORTTpH,

Through Tickets, and baggage checked through from,
all important points, 1855
The 10 20 NJ train from South birmingham connecta
with trains from b. d. A. r. r. from Worcester and ths
west Also the up-trans from Mansfield sonnet AZ
South birmingham with trains going west via r. Il n
r. The 925 A. NJ; train from Worcester connects with
trains iesying south Framingham at 1920 A. NJ for
and Taunton. ei' Ne"port'
HI. A. BLOOD,
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An opportunity never before presented for securing
homes great Railroad with all the convenience
of an old tied country. New edition of descriptive
pamphlets with maps. ready and sent free to all
parts of the Unitei States Cana ia and Europe. Ad
dress o. F. DAVIS, Land Commissioner.
IN Neh
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NORTGAGEE'S SALE.-By virtue of the
AVA power of sale contained in the mortgage deed from
1870 and ed in the Worcester County Registry of
Deeds Book sl5 Page 81 will be sold at Public AuciiOn
on the pre- ises, in Worcester aforesaid, on THURS
DAY the 80 day OF March next, ten O'Clock in tn
forenoon, certain Tract of Land situated in said Wor-
ming at the nUrheasterly corner thereof the west
side OF Benefit court and at the of land of Frank
feet, to corner of Amos Bigelows land; thence south
erly on hounds of said Bge ow 70 feet, to of
land of Otis Warren; thence ery on land of said
Warren so feet to said cour thence northery on the
bounds said court IN right line 70 feet to the first
mentioned bounds.
SAID sale will be made for default in the payment Of
the sums of money men Toned the conditions of the
aforesaid mortgage ed from the said Samuel r. Ha-
thorn to the sad James d. Fisher.
Terms Of sale cash.
JAMES B. FISHER Mortgages.
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WESTWARD, HO - Tickets for the
Mssissppi River, the lowest rates Apply to JONA
BARNARD, y. 8. and Canada Express Office, Cromp
~ oheeTfully given. an M
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each way daily Sundays excepted between
WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON.
connecting with the above-named Steamers, leaving
WORCESTER at 1870 and 4.15 p. M Freight bV
these trains to be New York the next morning
unavoidable accidents alone preventing. The facilities
therefore, for the rapid transit of freight unsurpassed
and the rates always as low ny any other line.
Freight forwarded from New YorE South, via. Camden
and Amboy Il. r., and West via. Ere and Penn Contra.
r. RS or by any other route, ordered, promptly.
For further information inquire of W. H. TURNER
Agent. Worcester. p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
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g. FARM FOR SALE ORTO LET esae
k5i The subscriber offers sell or let his Farm Co.'S
All situated IN the northery part of Spencer--I
- The farm will keep Il cows in summer, 20 in win
ter. Will dispose of the whole with or without the
stock; or house, barn. and fifty of land.
If let, payment for the rent will be taken in produce
j. A BARCLAY.
North Spencer. Jan. 5, 1871. WITT ji3d2t. jas
WANTED-Men for Farms, Hotels, Shops,
W Saloons, and gentemen's places; also, girls for
shops, cooks, table, chamber and general housework
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Worcester Feb. 81 ISL 20 D. t dssM mortgage Is

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ SETrS-W oRcEsTRR S. Probate Court. To the
Next of KIN, Creditors and all other persons interested
in the estate of JAMES B. BLAKE, fate of Worcester
in said county, deceased intestate:
Upon the petition of Louisa 5. b. Blake, you are
hereby cited to appear at Probate Court TO be held
at Worcester in said county the first Tuesday of
March next o'clock in the forenoon to show cause
any you have, why allowance out If the estate of
said deceased should not be granted his widow the
said Louisa s. i. Blake.
And the said petitioner is ordered serve this citation
by publishing the same week, three weeks sue
cessively, in the Worcester Daily Spy, a newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication to be one day
at least before said Court and send or cause to he
sent written or printed copy OF this notice. properly
mailed postage prepaid to each of the heirs devsees or
legatees of said estate, their legal representatives
Court.
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire Judge of said Court
this fifteenth day OF February in the wear one thou
sand eight hundred aud seventy-One.
.,o CHAS; E. STEVENS, Register.
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DIED.

STEPHENS-AtSX o'clock Sunday morning,
March 19, 1871, at her residence, head Of Short
street, Mrs. HESTER STEPHENS, In the list year
Of her age.
The funeral will take place tomorrow tues
day afternoon at o'clock. Friends Of the fam.
lily are invited to attend.
CABLE-SundAy evening, March 18th, 1871, at
5 O'Clock, OF Consumption, Mrs. ELIZABETH
GABLE, aged 43y years, wife Of Samuel Cable.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-.
dence, at Martins Ferry, Tuesday, the llth inst.
at o'clock. Friends Of the family arc respect
fully invited to attend.
SMITH-MondAy, March 10, 1871, MARY A.
Smith, In the S7th year Of her age.
Tho funeral will take place from the residence
orher sOn.in.lAw, VIM. HCburn, on Clay street,
between Fifth and Sixth, Tuesday, the l4th inst,
at 10 o'ClOckA. N. The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
WILSON-On Monday evening, March 18th,
1871, at Z O'Clock, GEORGE ". WILSON, In his
G2d year.
The funeral will take place itom the residence
Of Hannah Able, corner First and German streets,
Centre Wheeling, on Wednesday afternoon, at !
o'clock. Friends arc respectfully invited 10 at
tend.
GREER-Monday, March 18th, 1871. Mrs,
SARAu GREER, wife OF Moses Greer, deceased
aged u years.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
denCe on Adams street, Wednesday afternoon al
o'clock. Friends Of the family Arc invited tC
| attend
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THE excitement at Washington over
the removal of Mr.. SUMNER from the head
of the Foreign Relations Committee, in
obedience 10 the demand Of the Prcsi.
dent, appears to grow rather than abatc.
Our dispatches indicate that it is still the
chief topic Of discussion, and that the dis
Cusslon among Republicans Is taking q
wide and free range. Tho various com.
mcns and rumors In regard 10 it cOnsti.
tute the chief feature Of all the news from
tho Capital; and our exchanges arc
largely occupied with editorial comments
on it. We have heretofore expressed our
own view of the matter and now repro
ducc elsewhere various comments from
leading Republican papers of the
country, from which our readers will see
how the action Of the Senate caucus Is re-
Republican Ccived by the press generally.
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From the Phll'a Ledger.

From the mira Leuget
All annual taxes arc TO be assessed in
the month Of March each year, and as
sistant assessors are required 10 complete
their assessments and place the same In
the hands of assessors on or before the
last day Of that month. The assessor Is
then allowed time to hear appeals or COM
plants, but the complete list must be
placed In the hands Of the collector for
collection on or before tho 80th day Of
April. During the month Of May the
taxes, including those on incomes, must
be paid. 1t Is made tho duty Of every
person Of lawful age whose gross income
during the year preceding 1870 exceeded
$4,000 to make and render q return on or
before the day designated by law, TO the
assistant assessor Of the district in which
he resides, Of the gross amount of his in.
come, gains and profits, and OF every
guardian and trustee, executor or admin
istrator, and any person acting
in any other tiduCiary capacity or as
resident agent for or cO.partner OF
any nonresident alien deriving an income,
gains and profits from any business or
profession, Or from rents, to make II re-
turn to the assistant assessor Of the dis
trlct in which he resides Of the amount OF
income of any minor or person for whom
no acts. What and how much tax Is to
be Imposed Is thus set forth: Divi-
dCnds declared by corporations, any sur
plus carried to contingent fund, and inter
est on, and coupons Of, bonds prior to
August /, 1870, are subject to tax Of 8
per cent. All dividends declared and
profits carried TO contingent funds by cor
pOrations for the five months from Au-
gust l to December 81, 1870, are exempt.
ed nom a dividend tax, even when said
dividends are comprised wholly or in
mart OF profits accrued prior to August l
1870. Nor can tax be withheld from in
terest Tor coupons representing interest,
falling due and payable within the sale
FIVE months. Dividends and all profits
carried to surplus, II composed wholly o.
profits accrued or earned prior to August
/, 1870, are liable to tax at the rate O
81 per cent; II composed partly OF profit:
accrued prior to August l, partly OF thos'
accrued within the last five months o
1870, and partly Of those accrued since
January l, 1871, ut the rate Of 81 per cent
upon so much Of the dividend US repre-
sents profits accrued either prior t
August l, or subsequent to December 81
1870, excluding profits Of tho last tivI
months of 1870. Profits carried to thu
accounts Of q fund January /, 1871, ART
subject to the same tax as are dividends
above described. SO much Of said profit
as were earned prior to August l, or sub
seuuent to December 81, 1870, are taxabl
at the rate Of 81 pei cent. Profits of cor
porations earned or accrued within tn
last five months of 1870, are not taxaOl
when divided or carried to the aCcOun
Of a fund subsequent to December 81, 1876
The same rule governs as to interest o
coupons, both being sublect to II per cent
except for the five months named. From
so much as accrued within that time NJ
tax is 10 be withheld.
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Fruit, Shade and Evergreen Trees,
Small and Large in Variety,

GoOscberrles and Currant Plants In variety,
a large variety Of June, Monthly, Vining
and Moss Roses, two and three year plants,
MagnolIas, many varieties, small and large
plants. RhOdodendrons and q large assert.
ment Of hardy FlowerIng shr1hbery, large and
Gladeotus, ColoCasia, very large foliage; a large
and suitable variety and size Evergreens, to-
gether with upright treO.box and box edgtng,
&C., &C., for cemetery lots; also White Moss and
other white roses, suitable for the same purpose.
TREES AND SHRUBS DELIVERED IN THE
CITY WHEN DESIRED.
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IT was deeply regretted that the out
going Administration, whose members
had been expressly invited to participate
was unable to be represented in the pro
Decentralization Courier.
One of the outgoing State officers in
forms US that they had no invitation al
all TO participate in the ceremonies until
they were all over and the dinner about
half eaten. To have been treated with
such marked discourtcsy was bad enough
but to be abused on account OF 1t is add
ing insult to injury.
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THE EXPENSES OF GOVERNMENT
The exact statement Of the expenditures
of Congress, for the fiscal year ending
June Both, 1871, is rs follows: $751; 17r
G22 70; for the fiscal year ending juno
Both, 1870, $l59, s45, 1871 So. AS $4,5OO,'
600, voted for pensions to the survivors Of
the war of 1912, is not part Of the regu'
lar expenses of the government, it must
be deducted from the last-named sum
which shows that the expenditures art
growing smaller.
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New Advertisements.

A CARD.-MR ALBERT BARR,
n in card inserted In the INTBILIGBHoER
or March Tth, says that he 10 injured BY report
thst ny !, wSs Married to nc February I7th, $780,
nv :IameS HoWaEd, Justice OF tho Peace, under
SItSofity given BY Anon Lennon, Probate
:I15%S az Harrison county, Ohio, at my fathers
house in Cadiz, said county, 70 whom and the
following gentlemen would Tetes al inga a
P ts; l. Hamilton. CHdiz, and Daniel Thomas,
BelaIFe; and farther, no has no niece overs years
Of age, and It was myself that was visiting nlml
and further, he acknowledged me as his WIG ~
MI, Daniel Thomas house In Bellaire. hereby
warn all persons Of these facts, that they may
gU mSTIs sD''''''''' MRS. MARIA BARR.
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DROPOSALS.-SEALED Pm
L PoSALS will be received at the Rfcc,J %
office OF Brooke county, until SATURDAY. The IL,
day Of March, 1871. at nOOn for The .rsSS,t II,
and masonry Of the Panhandle RailTosd 'i ~
the town corporation OF WClsburg to pSiB I ".
pOsite the saw millol Nathaniel Wells. hes, \.
bridge Of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 81 Io NJ
Railroad Company, opposite Stcuhenvlllr. In,
q distance Of about Elk miles and One.haif n,
pOsals will DO received for the whole OF lpv l,.,
proportion, not less than one mile. a. follow.
For earth excavation by the yard,
Loose rock excavation by the yard,
Solid rock excavation by the yard.
Bridge and Cnlvcrt Masonry by the BEECH
At the same time, will be received propo,,
for furnishing the necessary cross ties ir ,ir a
tire line OF road.
And also, for tho constructing Of A vosl..
bridge across Cross Creek on the farm Of {, T5
F. Cox.
Plans and specifications and profile Of thea.
tire line can be seen at the Recorder Office a
Brooke county, on and after February Slh. IN
by application to ". II. White, Secretary Ill,
Company.
The Company reserves the right 10 reject ADJ
and all bids, II not satisfactory oft.
BY order OF tho Board.
II. G. LAZEAR, Prcst p,oin
", II. WHITE, Sec'y. Ebl
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The New Chairman of the Committee
on Foreign Relations
~. oP.h. OircJDn,,I ror,ro .,.I.1
WAsnINOTON, March IL.

WASHINGTON, March IL.
The removal of Senator Sumner from
the Foreign Relations Committee, and the
acrimonious debate which followed, are
still the absorbing topics, The sympa.
Tines OF nearly all are with Sumner, and
The action of the caucus in placing Mr..
Cameron at the head ofthe Foreign Com.
mittee Is universally criticised adversely,
for nobody believes him to be- IN any re;
spect fit for the place. 1t is a matter Of
wonderment and surprise that such a man
a. Cameron, who has had no diplomatic
experience, has but little influence, even
in his own party; can scarcely command
the respect Of his party friends, much less
his political opponents, and who Is OF best
man of only mediocre intelligence and
ability, should have been selected to fill a
position ofsuch great importance to the
country.
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