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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-21
Il BUDGET OF EDeEFIELD NEVIS.

The Prospect OF the Wheat oat' Corn
and Cotton Crops-SuSgestions 10
Farmers-Edgefield F"rty-t~o Years
ARo-Who now Survive-A Good Joke.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-21
C,APON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
WINCHESTER, VA.

VIA WINCHESTER, VA.
This delightful WATERING PLACE hss been
thoroughly rettted. and is now kept In the best
modern STYLE Its waters are Alkaline. and have
Wide celebrity for their prompt and happy ac.
tlon In dyspepsia, Diseases OF the kidneys anu
Bladder, including Calculus, In various SKID DIS.
eases, and IN their admirable effects on the Female
Constitution, the air Of Caponis unsurpassed II
all the mountains Of Virginia for salnbrlty, elas'
ticity and cryness. It's splendid Baths were de.
cared BY Sir Henry BuSsr when On gsls nts,ns mere
with Mr.. Webster, as hardly equsled Dy anytning
For our pamphlet, With full particulars OF rates,
charges, &C., apply to A. A. S0LOMONS & CO.,
Druggists, or to the undersigned. by mail. ~
ju5s-lmo FRAZIER 4 SALE. Proprietors.
THE RIOTS, IN.G,S,,
i BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 's''u't
Are now open to visitors. LIS waters are cele-
brated for the cure OF Rheumatism, Gout, Paraly.
sis, Torpor OF Liver, Chrome DiarrhGs or Dysen.
terry, Diseases Of the Uterus, Affections, OF tne
ous ohrsnic Diseases. INN ., r.e ...ag 70 x
Vary in temperature from so to ITO degrees
Fahrenheit. and present every variety OF Chronic
Bath. They are moreover found to prepare tue
system for the beneficial action OF waters found
at the various other Mineral MI Springs.
Have been constructed similar to those that are
largely used at the most celebrated spas In Ger
mauy, and which give sufferers the benent OF the
very valuable remedial agents contained IN the
Mineral Mud. These Springs ofer uNSUhPAsS'
ED ATTR ACTIONS to both the Invalid and Pleas.
are equal 10 those OF frst-class city teis. Every
modern Improvement has been provided.
Professor J. l.. UABELL, M. D., OF the UNIVERSE
ty OF Virginia, Resident Physician: @ ESr Fan an
| Richmond, Va., or ]. A. AUGUST, Manager, HOT
Springs Bath county, va. mayZ22mO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-21

GWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
- ,f FORMERLY RED SWEET
ALLEGHANY GOUNTY;VA. al. o..
These Springs 30 long and favorably known for
their valuable Tonic and Alternative Powers, botn
as a Beverage and Bath, have been newly and
completely redtted with convenient and cOmfor-
Route, via Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to
Allegheny Station, where elegant carriages be-
longing to the Springs, will be In readiness for
the visitors. y,ll'..s Z, -
CHARGgs-$3 per day and $50 per one month.
1T. WILSON, superintendent.
inna. m ~ fIrnn -. - - - - :. =. 80,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-21
Gntuner Resorts.


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Summer Months. Apply early to Mrs. N. L.
ALLEN. may27-1mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-21
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
Famous for their ALTERATlVE WATERS and
fashionable patronage, are now open. They are
1000 feet above tide water-afOrding entire relief
from prostr8ting summer heat. Capacity for TWO
thousand persons.
Oharges-s8 per day and $50 per month OF thlr.
ty days. GEO. l. PEYTON CO..
may2o.Wlm38 r Proprietors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13

mitee OF Investigation before II had been read heard
even received by the Senate lie said. also, that Mr.
Sumner had insuted not only the Senators he had men
toned but also ali the other members OF the committee
who had signed the majority report.
Mr.. SUMNER dsclained intention OF rcnecting on
the Senator from Illinois (Mr. Logan
Mr.. LOGAN insisted that Mr.. Summers remarks war.
ranted the Inference he had drawn and said he supposed
the object Of the Senator Massachusetts TO fore
stall the report OF the Committee If that was not the
object he would beg the Senator's pardon. -
Mr.. SUMNER-Wel, i think the Senator ought TO-
lIaughterl
Mr.. LOGAN-wel, then. 1 do But If that Is not the
object, what is it2
Mr.. SUMMERTIME object Is this want to make 1t
impossible Committee that ever again 10 NC
appointed this chamber. want 10 set up again thls
old rule OF parliamentary law do for the benent OF
minOries and, according 10 the language quoted by
Jefferson TO keep protection against the wahtOhhess
OF majOrlties. That IA my object.
After some further discussion the resolution offered by
Mr. Hamlin for the printing OF large number OF copies
OF the Committees report referred 10 the Com
mttee Printing and the Senate resumed the consider
alton of the pending bill. ,,,.,.
Mr.. CASSERIY offered an amendment providing tnat
the person in section 40 OF the act or May
81 1870 shall held to include officer or any per-
son having powers duties of official character I'M
der that act or the one pending. Agreed 10. $50 -
Mr.. CASSERLY offered an amendment prOnlDltlng
the presence OF troops at any election unless
when they are rep armed enemies OF the
United States maintain the pence at the polls when
II cannot otherwise he maintained
Mr. CASSERLY rose to advocate his amendment, Dut
Welded to q motion to adjourn. -
The Senate agreed that the vote the bill and the
pending amendments should be taken at an early hour
on Monday, and then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAvAYYAH-In steamship Leo MAY In Taniscn.
Mis- Tupisop Miss Dearborn W. g. AbbJ Dobe Capt Liieheld
Dr. i,ese Miss Leaeh and child, O. Jones Miss Landon Mrs
q Corey Two children and Mrs Whtoomb Mis-. Annie
ssson Clarence Levey Cashew Morris Kahn Ape Martin APPEL
Jahp Sel John stnson j. Hoffman, Couch, Miss Nellie
oTsrron ABBY oHerOn, Mr. SENDER " o. Graves r
Opperrelt T. Houghon, NJ. Nsnnel George Hack, wife,
and Children Henry Stacey, Mark: Mrs Matilda MsrnnS m"
Eliza Clark enbOss George Wgg W ~ Miller nra
Saunders; Miss g. Deyoe mrs gdey and eeid Miss DSos g.
Warren and wife, g Wilson wiloor s. DERBY. L. Law
renee wife and children Mrs smth-and W In the steersg 49,
IRON HAvANAIn steamship City Of Merida, May Iw, M w.
dre Mise JILL g. Csdcron Tarnbul Berkenbusch ris
children and servant and wife Miss L. Johnson Angel Della
Casa W. Leen Drese Ernest Cagar Juan Petit l. meyen-
beg " Jado Garcia and wife, p Perez. A. Perer AL
yse, Mrs. and children Mrs. T. ID. Terry
child and servant Mrs d. Mathews Mrs Fowler child and scrsnt
Pae children, H. Bishop Ponyert and we T. Ausart
Mrs G. Rodriguez r. Doco J. Pedrs, j. Nolan Olei and
Wife r. Alvarez r. O. Stable, Mrs "a de Fowler
Rubira COn n Gibbs Mrs Louisa L. CowAn, Mrs r. Amador
Mrs O. Richard and children. L. fiidalgo - . .. =,
FROM HAvANA-In steamship Crescent City May 1lJohn hSr'
phv v Comic AID wife Carnana Jose Grsnde Who's De-
esue Mr ii Enwrght Miss Ii s Sullivan Miss Annie BAksr NJ H.
s. r. Melville and daughter g. o. CaghAn hep
worth James Fogary Horn Miguel II Reyni jose ornae d.
Donne Miss w. Chapman, " w. Chapman Louis batAn H.
Gonzales. =, ., ar. -, All,
FEOM GLASGOw-In steamship India, May llMs Arthur Miss
Bates, Carmichael Miss Prosbngban Mr. Loashto9 Mr Mag,
inner Dickson MOnereif WIFE aud child. MI AID Mrs Nco
ii. and Mrs Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13

and family C.rOln' Rose Rse e NJ. M,,s. y M
s,m, Mrs. Caroline Bensen Daniel y benies ms ~,
wsber Gcsd Humpel and family Mrs !esePans Mn ss
MA psreir Hone Charles Becker ana bono
fh % Kn,csmsnn Mr. Predeeie Rss and esh Robert
J",, Mr.. Csshsiine child Mrs Katharine aars rs
Sy'rsIne q. PLACE, M. ahl eIs uans
Tbeodor Fisher Eduard Fisher Mrs hemDe fe1si ana
samse siern peh Never Glaslsrt M s Rsss h5
nssr MR. H. Mes1 J MN TO1 nn:msns Daniel Meyer MI
and Mrs Heinrich ssshhben Miss snile H. sssaeoea, PIT.
se lSSt Mr." NJ sehm, Mrs GemPO Mr. M.ns
Pceh Bots and family Ms Elizabeth Rentnser JOIN D. het
Edusr scott Heinrich Uhen, Wilhelm Liaoeeus al e T
heo nan, h NJ J. Jucierbeg W. stre JOsuse and family
H.. Gertrud Krnlta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
Auetion 6ales of Real Gstate
ALLrs MINER Auc,lobeer-ssle,rooms Nos % Chambers
n Resdests.
by ALLEN B. MINER g. BROTHER,
~ SATURDAY
AT THE ExcHssoE sAIgsRoos,

by ALLEN b. MINER g. BROTHER,
~ on SATURDAY. NAY Is,
AT THE Exc II XoTO saIgsRoom.
NO Ill BROADWAY
THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS or Mr. LOUIS
JAY, RICHMOND.AyB AND FINGRRBOA RD-ROAD BDOR
WATER. STATEN ISLAND, AS THR OWGRR ~ GOING TC
EUROPE COMPRISING OVER THIRTY ACRRs LAID OUT IN
LAWN AND GARDEN, AND ABOUnDiEG WITH PIsB FOREST
AND FRUIT TREES, WITH EvRRGRBESs, MANY or WHICH
WERE IMPORTED FROM EUROPE REGARDLESS or EXPENSE
THE RESIDENCE spacious and commodiou, substantially
built Of brick In the English villa Style and all carefully huhed
double and Window and in all equal
WIDE HALLS large and weven,,ed c.ar, espaoos nE g,s
ps through the house and in fact comfort and convenience
able.
THB GROUNDS thorough Orri gravel roads and walks
petey paved.
House MAIN FLOOR large pacrs dung
sD6 library with buffers pantry and closets also the extension buug
cedar closets groosi third soor large WITH
snk-room. reservoir aud various store rooms
PORrBRS LODGE In BRICK, In style Of main building containing
four
INCLUDING THE COTTAGE, facing Rchmoniavs 70 sne order.
comprising IS pscou furnace bot and cold water bath
and wsshrooms two large stables complete In every respect stalls for
10 horses and ABUNDANT carnage With agnd aahe
GARDEN and NURSERIES, planted with frntees o. the fast
varieties OF peach apple qnoe cherry and ~ trees 10 pr"n"on
Of the best American and European selections intending may FARO
THE KITCHEN GARDEN sns order and bearing all he early
and choice vegetables
HOT HOUSE AND NURSERIES comprise Of the hes, selected
choice collections OF er0cs orchids au otpnts s
country. private residence Of gentleman desiring
city, this offers uBexamped opportunity In view OF comfort
health, convenience and elegance
Sale positive and peremptorJ.
ises a be viewed By permit from the auctoneer.
Horsecan from landing 10 tue property Terms at sale hss
be bad at anetoneers once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, MAY 10.

MONDAY, MAY 10
No Steamship Malls
Prnsan Closed only the williams Guion and
InmAn Lane Steamships.
TUESDAY MAY H.
Southampton and Bremen steamship
close II Steamship sails at from foot Of Third
St., Hoboken.
WEDNESDAY MAY Is
Europe, Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Idaho $3.50 a. Supplementary Mali Pier No. III ~
r. 10 closed at IO:lp steamship sais at ll:11 a
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails be prepaid With
double ppstage.l
A Prussian Closed Mail s sent bV this lire
JAM AspnwA the Central American South
&C. by the steamship Ocean close
Steamship sails at IL ~. from Pier No. AZ n X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
aurtion Sales of Real Gstate.


ADRrAy II. MULLER, Auctioueer.
A UCTION SALE
N OF VALUABLE LOTS
On the
9TH AND 7TH-AVE. BOULEVARDS t
And on
1l2TH, 18TH, 18TH, 18TH, AND l2OTH-SIS.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. R. WILKINS Co
VIII Sell st Auction,
ON THURSDAY, MAY B,
O'clock Exchange IA esroom, III Broadway,
Bv orler Of JOHN II. SHERWOOD, esq.,
sBvBNTHAYE bOULBvARD-8 full Lots comprising the entire
side between One hund and Onehdnd
together with lots adjoining Cd the rear Of
hund andweh and on One hundred snir
teeu u Lots east side comprising the entire 'front.' between
and together
adjoining the Of which fronts
nineteen h, and o 0ne-hundred-and twentehst
SXrAvR BOULEVARD Lots the northeast corner OF One
with Lots the fronting on One
hu adred and 6fteeuthst
The hh Boueyas under the control Of the
Central $50 feet wide having RoatBd Of
~ and Sidewalks o each Side Of IS ieet
Boulevard hnishei The Seyenhaye Boule
the LIST Jly WATER and GAS
through the laid In SeyenthsVe
DO planted with SHADE TREES at the
Of the
Tue sol Ia composed Of gravel and s perfectly dry
THB GREAT OUTLET SEWER
For tie Boulevard Lots Is now being built
runs Of Sale will be liberal
instructed 10 state that Lot offered Will
be sold o the HIGHEST BIDDER. $500.
Maps he had at the once Of the Aueticneers GID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
XLIID CONGRFSS-IID SESSION

PROTEST FROM SENATOR SUMNER AGAINST
THE MANNER ~ WHICH THE FRENCH ARMS
COMMITTEE WERE CHOSEN-THE TARIFF IN
THE UOUSF,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun n,es... 4:i5 1903 Moon es''norn
| pAf-Ah
eandr Hook Cons Isand 9OI Hell Gate FerrT 100
| wATKR THIS DAv-P.
Sand, Hook 600 Cows Island Oh Hsu Gate Ferry. 22l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
Gong Jslano Real gstate for 6ale.
iuestebsstsr Gountp Real estate for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
for SALE accommodating within and bali OF
Eewf9ri IN westebe Co1n containing 400 ~ The highest
40 feet deep perfect orieri also Baidng q bJ 100 arranged for
clubhouse academy 90 level ground suitable for race
track Grst and Mill IL head water neveing
barn and stable hundred head cstt apple
ts fences all order and grounds onsmenia pure all
pars OF the house, genemans
for health unsurpassed anyrhere the atmosphere dry and adapted
unga good lot will
taken Address WILLIAM DAVIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13

scHooSERs-RIvER AND coAsrwrsK
.n. Comb sa Roe % S S2f1 Soed
p Aysry GsoEgs,Own' d. C. Carrie ieysr Charleston
sponord Fall River. D. ,. Csbsds Providence.
Ead Si 4s. Portland aS F.sc fpaH
Jas Buchanan, Derby. Chss Heath, MAchia.
Ganges Ellsworth j. NJ Bsylis Providence.
". O. Irish Providence n II. Skinner, Providence.
Congress, PcriisHd Katie J. Hoyt Sssr,Hs,su
EyefgreeS. Providence. Island City, Gloucester.
Joseph H. Potts New Haven. ManteLumA Providence.
Rachel Jane, Providence. 4. J. Heraty, Boston
Il DICKENS Westerly, RI Kate scranton. Providence
Henry J. Raymond Virgins. Iouiss Pr.Ocs New Bedford
Coma Eearuty Providence. Nose. EDDY New Bedford.
GS pi'fBs' s PsSn s So,S1
Hsiie, Lewis HAST Greenwich. Ann Amelia, Heu.H,TeB
MARI Pearson. Providence. Isaac Borden Fall River.
J.: Crounee, Providence Nh. Minn, wsreaR.L
H bs r %saiso SAMUEL ff RsEE. fi scI.
Je. Hall Portland, Coma. White Reei, bridgeport.
Ella Bsrner Fall River. Jsan,, Fail River
f'f ' c New S.G f'I ss1 r. s. fs
Kane Mclean. Horwst Payiioa Providence.
z ], Ruth, vsnnais j B, Norris, .w.f,h.m.
s .sns' S;s Fs %i' s. wiisSsa
Jf9 s s%s sp Vs Head 's s.a S,' yl.s
baden. NswiLv,n. Khn City Newport.
se wb1ss virgins. !. sss. noi Meseot
Ccrnsis, Psi R'sr a Dodd, Gloucester
ran Juan Norwich. Hero. Salem
Avail Portsmouth,. Coyis, Boston
Modesy Boston
SAILED.
Ass. a Of BoolS and c.nsds for I1srpoo iur. @
sfow Csopotr. Havana san PAneco Bennuda Geo W.
CIvde for Emily b. souder
Ashland Pernsudn F Gen Bsrne for savanBhj Manhattan
for Charleston Benesctor for Wimngon Old Dominion for
mond; H. {. Knight, for Wilmington
FOREIGN PORTS
orEENsTowX Nav 1.-The Cunad steamship Cuba Noodle hom
arrived this port At Oeoek last evening and sub
sequerty sailed FOR Liverpool
MEMORANDA.
The hr Bnmth, Carver from EhIsbepor ioI Boston With
cl h ps,ue through Hell Gate the Eght Of the 10TH ashore
on Rocl ad hole her bOs SIDE causing her 70 oil
and She lies With her bows under ss tJ, p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
GALE OF VALUABLE COAL LANDS, -

GALE OF VALUABLE COAL LANDS,
- SITUATED on RUSH CREEK AND KANAWHA ki'Bh' tN
KASAwaA COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
Bv virtue OF decree rendered by Circuit Court Of Kahashs
County Virginia. the 18th day Of November 1911 cause
pending therein Brooks complainant aid Alfred ba
chanan defendants the undersigned Commissioner WILL On
SATURDAY May 1872 at the front door OF the Court
bou,e In Charleston Kanawha County Virginia. sell public
auction highest bidder tract Of land containing thya's hun
dd and sItysx twohs situated on the Knawha River
and on ksuawha County abont M miles
being the lands heretofore conyeed b @ a.
Donag BUCHANAN
dated 2t Janary Ksnawhs Book
42 70 which deed be had for particular descr
ton -,
Ths valuable coal and salt property and has frontage OF sooo'
mile the Knawha River and the same dan on
the Chesapeake g. Ohio r. r.
TERMS OF sALETwen cent Of the purchase money 20 be
paid balance in three equal nsasen az sE twelve and
eighteen months the purchaser give with good security bears
'"' WIN. A. QUARRIER,
4. b. KNIGHT.
Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
malfbss, 3ewelrp, etc.

ERANKFIELD g. Co., Jewellers, 200 6th-ave.,
cor l4h,t l1 shsye watches jeuelry sterling sill
YER aud 6ne .Vervsie rei,4 o, uaauear.Ts prices
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miscellaneous.
N a. s II o F Il c L
worcester. Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Arrangement.

Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New Hamp
Shire. closes at 500 m; due al p m.
mister, Lancaster, West Boylston Oakdale and Clinton
closes At a m AID $50 m; due N SIS m and ? m.
Fiichurs closes a, 3, l0.i5 m and $3.50 m Due al
Gardner ana VT and Mass Z H. closes at $50 lOl5a
IN and pm Due SIS a m and and IN,
Princeton. East Princeton and West Sterling, close at
city OF Boston close at 80 and m, ll5 and sp
M Due at 20 and 10 m $50 40 $50 and 10 80 M
m. Due at 9l5. 1880 m and 4,S0 pm.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
chnsetts, close at go ami m, LIS and Due
al $50 a m, l. % and 1899 m.
Rhode Isaad close AT $50 and Il a m, and 3,3Op M
Due at 9.45 m. 2,l5 and $50 m.
Way Mail on the Providence and Worcester railroad
close At $50 p m. Due a. s,45am
Mlbury, WhitinsVille, East Douglas Black
Sturbridge Southbrdge and Woonsocke close al 20
Sprnsfed Albany. Weston, New SSrs ana ester,
States close at 5i5 and A5 m, s45 ants pm. Due al
Worcester and Springfield Way Mail close at las and
" a N aaa ~ M Due at $50 m and $50
N and 3,45 m. Due al / IS and 10 p m
New YORK City and southern States. Hartford and
New Haven; Conn close at s45 m. 2,45 and IN. Due
Norwich and New LONDON, Conn Webster and oxford,
Mass close at I'm and 4,3o m. Due al Pa IN and :
Way Mail on the Norwich ana Worcester railroad.
Grafton close at $50 and9 m and lis and m. Due
Milford. Mendon. Hopeiale and birmingham. close al
m. lis, and m. Due al SIS. 1895 m and 43O
Southboro' close at 3 p m. Due at lOSOam
Westboro', CordayiIle. HOpknton Ashland and Hol-
islon close at m, and m. Due at 1880 a m and
430pm
Marlboro, close at and pm Due at 10 80 m and
l030pm.
Northboro', close at LIS and pm Due at 1880
a
Barre and Smithve, close at s.4j a m and p m Due
at 9l5 IN and S.45 pm.
Dana. North Dana New Salem. North New Salem
close at 945 IN. Due at 3.30pm.
iuhhaniston, close at 3 and 10 As a and D M Due
at $50 m, 2. Is and y m.
Princeton Holden. Iintand. North Rutland, close at
4pm. Due at $50 pm.
Leicester, close al s,45 M and p IN. Due at 3 a IN
and pm.
oakham and shrewsbury, close at 945 m and $3.50 p
M. Due al 8, 80 IN and 3 D m.
Mails for New York and Boston. and places beyond
close at this office on Sunday at pm.
FOREIGN MAILS Mails Tor the European steamers
close daily via New York. at 9,45 345 and pm.
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ROSTOE Il ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON ANp HoRCrsrER n1v1srnn

=, WINTER ARA EGEMENT, commencing on mon
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
a. 9aoi' ~ : ~ exp $50 exp, and a H. ana
the ~ IN, and 325, 3 IS and $50 IN trains ,
station i' i"i rosttf 81
For Grafton, westboro' southyle. cordavpio nm,
A5hl'l,d AZ ~ and 945 IN, Lao and 90 D M O
Tor south Framingham, I.20 700 925 and AZ . n,
l40, 3.25 355, 6 90 and 9.55 D m - " ''i' III
For Milford at 100 and ga5 a m lao q o. and 55 - -
For Nalick at 90 and As a M 40 and 00 y, III
FER wellesley, Granville, West Newton Ncy,to,.
snd bnShton, at 100 and 9l5 m. and 500 M Pae
sehgefs 10y the stations can also take te a. - X
tram to Natick and there change Ia the SaInp ~
wards e' 'Nt'2
Others every day except Sunday 81
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washingob sahara
stliOl at s55 NJ. for Boston wa 't'"ie
sunday Mail leaves Washington sduare Station -.
$50 a, (Mnn tay), 10! b, stOn. " ~
TRAINS leave Boston lOnCws:
FOR worcester NJ 5Uu, 1.GU exp cNp a m YD I,
express 20 eXpress 10 birmingham $40 express 0
For New York, yH Springfield. 90 exp am, 800 exp,
300 exp, m. ''
Now York, via Norwich, 5.3C exp PM
Grafton. 0O III, Lao 431 nj.
WesTboT9, 100 a m $50, $50 $50 exp. pm.
SOulhNlle, 100 IN, l3O, 1. 80 m.
CordaNiile, 100 M l30, 4.30 nj.
Ashland. 100 a M 80, 4.3O, 30 eyp m
South birmingham OF, 100 6 30 pxn aud q ms.
an H. a' @ 81 eSP 200 exp 100, 4.aO exp 300 55j
NalicE leo 10 in. I3o, 2.l5 400 800 $50 600 IA ao
Milbnry, 100 M i2Opm
saxOnNille 1000 m, $40 M
n hI Vo S ,: Exp geEP an 25 exp 4SO exp pa
sunday Mail leaves Boston at 30 D m stonntng al -
Newton, south birmingham, Worcester XVII r., e. =
o''VA u T. . RUSSELL, Supt, Springfield
a.
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A ssEss ORs' NOT ICE.
Assessons, oFrlcr. No. p CRY n.11.

A'7h'9"ha "ffi'h' ~. y, IN HALL,
| m, .,s. mr.. + H., ,si,,- 90 49,, - -
notice tl,af Their me- u, nj II, anon i,on, IN 80 -
/ h. 6f,eeafB i,5 al NM -, fatJsts -, .',.s
5p II md nj nsr, I'M Is, - ~" q q, ~ 20
r,nnr.I IN Lriue IN a. ,i,a s ~ 80
ah,ys s1ariafi S, L. f III ,I; , guy t,iiit
rpaI and uarso1oi bai3 In raj. 49, ~, ~ -.
otI,ervSisa no, cx,'i t,' ,st,; 'sh'' III uus' OF
Yonr sI,enti,n IL i",is =, - ~ si,,; 81,
chaner Fieve nf ~ ~ IS Ntetius OF
wealth. - SO ~ ~ u ''' NOi'i'iiVAi
Sectino u Raa,ar, Of t.,.,.,. 49,, ,.,.t,. +, .
an masters ana nst,sSs ~, 5,riiirS
unon nnliFati1n nf ~, 60 Or u, ta LII L. !, ,i
,nuse X S;tnara - ~ pa
ncrsnni resiiing ti,i, a,,i , .allSs ~ .ll
,oIas Is,-r,i ,ob i-ii -, 70 ~ asse,.l ier
\" 1--WE sn,,h ntr,a1iep a. ~ H,lssS'
flrnlation shall fiiTfeit SI0 UO tor eaci aas5r ~ "
Sr,,in,, b rha sssssSr,rS ~ ~ "a nj 80 ; ,
person bringur in snch isl 10 nal !, oatl, tI ~ -,
4 true. which nail ma, h. ininietar@ nv a,ar -, i
Islfss5,r ~ ' ''@ " ~ e'iei VI 'he
Sectin AZ Nonor.,,, hail how. a, ba,.,,,.,,, ,,
he has uicl win he sssssorS a 10 IN. ~ IN,
of his estate I1Iie Ia taN afn aud 1 att ~ o. H, T.
I'M and a,cnrate ,ccnriin 4, h., h"st @ =. ~
Ielief When suc St j. ~ "A, ,,, nv ny sieu
fed by tie Asesso,s far hnnging If in W com,
from ib, judgement nf mo Assessors saii b ns a b..
the County C0rnlissioners unless they mr., aiisdeI IN
there was good causc why spcb lid ,Sas moi IN,
when The Assessors of eitv mr. to,y have givan M,
ee the Inhabitants tberaof IL hiring in irne ls ~ ali
their polls and estates moi cxpnnf n tsNstion Il, az.
corlance with me nroyisons az ta t,e,,t 81
tion of the eleventh ehantar Of H.. ~ ,,i $3.50
they SHALL NOT afterma aSate g Te nsT If t 9
assessed on personal estate to any persdn who ID not
bring in such list within the time specified Their for ia
PER cGSToT t the said amount which would have
meut shall he only of Inc excess above Inc sam 6tt o.