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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04
TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. r.
TIME TABLE,.

TRAINS GONG SOUTH
Leave Harper's Ferry att 90, A NJ. ard 90 NJ
Leave Shenandoah at O6, "A NJ aud 25 NJ
Leave keyes' Switch att 20, A NJ and 80 NJ
Leave Hsllto~nst7 90, A Mand IS P NJ.
Leave CharlestoWn att 40. a NJ and 40 P NJ
Leave Cameron ut II A NJ aud 2 OD p M.
Leave Summit Point ut 5 80, A nj and 2 IL PM
Leave Wsdeeville al 81. a NJ and % P NJ.
Leave Opequon Bridge at9 O2, NJ, . % p NJ
Leave Stcphenson's at 81 A NJ and SO P NJ
Arrive at Winchesier at 40, A Nj, 2 so Nj.
Leave w Winchester at 50 a NJ and 3 G5 p NJ
Arrive at Strssburg at II 40 a NJ and O5, PM.
TRAINS GONG NoR1H
Leave Strasburg at 40 a NJ and l2 10. P NJ
Arrive at W inc hester at SO a NJ and 2 25. P III.
Leave Winchester at 1921 A M aud 2 50 P NJ
Leave Stephcnsun's at 10 81 A NJ and 3 OF NJ
Leave Opequon Bridge at 10 40 A NJ nd 3 IS P nj
Leave wsdesville at 10 45 A NJ and 3 81 P ri
Leave Summit Point 10 SO A NJ and SO P NJ
Leave Cameron at II l0A NJ and 12 NJ.
Leave Charlestovn at II 81 4 Nj and 80 p. NJ.
Leave Halltown at II 80 A NJ and So P NJ
Leave Keycs' Switc at II 81 A M and 04 p NJ
Leave Shenandoah at II 45 a NJ and 8 % M
Arrive at Harper's Ferry ii SO NJ and 30 NJ.
A. b. WOOD. Agent, Eiarper's Ferry.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Nov.'19, 1871. Master of transportation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04
BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

sg-The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
scRIprIoN for the "Spiri of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO D. MoGLINcY-. -.ShepAerostoaon.
JOHN P. KEARFooT-Aa AartinsJurg
RogT. RIoN LUCAS and j. HUNTER BEL
LER-:Harper's Ferry.
JOEL W. ROBERTS Middle,ooy.
JOHN iIILL-DHtields Depot.
ALEX OsBOURN- Uni0nvi}le
NJ w. BuRH-Bromn's Shop.
q, II. RoBERTs-K KenrneysyiUe
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Leetoon.
john W. DALGARN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04
NO. 23.
PoETIeALa
[For the Spirit OF jefferson. 4 /
LITTLE SISTER, I AN WAITING.

L tOlIenGFsOA.I
LITTLE SISTER, I AN WAITING,
Little sister / am waiting
In The homestead sad aud lone,
= And the doves low, mourn full wailing =.
on the evening air Ia borne.
"; May has touched " ittf tender fiasers ..s5
Al that dropped meath Winters reign;
VIII this heart, s.seared and withered.
. Wake to faith and hepe a gain9
ahtUseless question, ali is over,
Never more TO, bloom on earth:
Braveiy lcok beyond and onward,
,oi. To Others thou art little worth
Dreams OF life will soon be over,
Soon the weary eyes will close;
Judged by God, and not by man,
In the grave find deep repose.
All thy questions will be answered.
~ Allthy weary waiting Ger ri
struggles with thy many tempters .
Soon will trouble thee no more.
Father, have fought the battle
"ou nded often in the fight
Now Pm weary, lone, despairing;
Take me where there's no more night
Every hope lie has perished
With the love of long ago;
Now shrink my arms are grounded,
With Fate my battles now are DER
have perished just in sight -
OF the Promised Land. so fair;
Never hero will hope rekindle;
In Heaven mayhsp-btn only there
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

A member of the South Carolina I.eeis,
lasure, an old bachelor by the name of Evans,
got off the following jeu desprt: He was in
troduced to a beautiful young widow. also
named Evans: 'Mr. Evans, Mrs. Evans i'
Exclaimed the spirited bachelor: 1.-The very
lady have been in search Of for the las.
forty years r'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04
He will never make Merchant.

A country gentleman, not long since, placed
son with merchant in - street and for
season all went we'll. But, at length.
the young man sold dress to lady and as
he was folding it up, he observed flaw in the
silk, and remarked: MADAM, deem it nv
duty to tell you there is fracture in the silk !"
This. spoiled the bargain. But the mer>
chant overheard tho remark ard had he re-
fected moment, he might have thus reasoned
with himself, "Now | am safe, while nv af-
fairs committed TO the care of an honest
clerk" But he was not pleased; SO he wrote
: Immediately to the father to come and take
him home; "FOr," said he, che will never
make merchant ~
The, father, who had brought up his son
with the strictest care, not little sur
prised and grieved. aud fastened to the CITY
to ascertain wherein his son had been def
cient. Said the anxious father, "and why
will he not make merchant 2"
Because he has no tact. Only
day or two since, he voluntarily told lady,
who was buying silk, that the goods were
damaged, and 80 | lost the bargain. Pnr-
chasers must look out for themselves. IF
they cannot discover flaws. it will be foolish
ness in me to tell them of their existence"
Fatsser-'And is this all the fault 2''
Merchant-"Yes, he is very well in other
respects"
Father-"Theu love my son better than
ever; and thank you for telling of the matter
Il would not have him in your store another
day for the world"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04
PERSONAL.

NOAH WALKER q co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of a plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special ..tento They will
send ON appfcs ton their improved and, accurate
RULES FoR SELF: F:6fEASUREoIENT
and full line of ssnpes from their i'm stock
OF Cloths, Cassmeres. Costings. Shirtings, &C.,
order their Clothing and shirts direc: from them
with the certainty of receiving garments of
The Very Latest .Styic
And Nost Perfect Fit
attalnablc. Goods ordered will be sent by Express
TO any part Of the country. IA is we'll known
throughout the Southern Sta tes they have for Forty
three Years excellcd in all dt is Of their
busine-s, which is subsa ntis guar. to the
character of the Goods they will send out. large
and we'll assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand. together with full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
Including all the latest novelties in design, and
4 + POPCL4R PRlCE.S
When Good. per Exprc.s c. o D.. there
~' be no cole cton charge amounts of $40 and
over. futes Tor seit- -Inensurenept, Samples of
Goods ath Price List free "n application The
ifntion OF the fr-ne i'd invited to WhoIesale le
Department, which is Iva kept up the high
Standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
Manufactures and Besl lcrs in Mems and Roy,s
Clothing and Furnishing C Good. either
ready. ulRdc or made to order.
165 and l67 baltimore Street,
BALTIMoRE MD.
April !, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04
ZOE CREAM SALONN!

HENRY DUNN, having perfected his .r-A
Il II rsngemcnts for the season, has his ICE "
CREAM SALOON now in full blast. and will \
from this time iorth be prepared to furnish Gus. -
toners by the saucer, pint. quart or gallon. Spe-
cis accom- moda tons Tor the Ladies'
% es- Parties and Private Families supplied at the
shortest notice, and upon liberal terms.
Nav IA lS7o-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

= Some one asked Mrs Cady Stanton If
she thought that girls possessed the physiqxe
necessary for the wear and tear of college
course OF study. Her reply is both sensible
and sarcastic. 81 would like to see YOU"
said Mrs. Stanton, "take thirteen hundred
young men. and lace them up, and hang ten
to twenty pounds weight of clothes to their
waists, perch them upon three.inch heels.
cover their heads with rippes, chiguons, rats
and mice, and stick ten thousand hairpins
into their scalps; if they can stand all this,
they can stand little Latin and Greek"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

A Coon TEMPERANCE SERMoN.-0ne of
the best temperance sermons ever delivered is
in this sentence, "If it is small sacrifice for
you to give up drinking wine, do it for the
sake of others if it is great sacrifice, do 1t
for your own sake"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

An Irish school master sdvertises that:
he "will keep Sunday school twice aweez-
Tuesday and SaturdaTsn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

-"Susie, !" said teacher to one of her pu-
pills, t'you shouldn't make faces You'll grow
up homely if you make faces" Susie looked
thoughtfully in the teachers face a moment,
and then innocently asked, "did you make
faces when you was little girl ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

Ane1change says: ga Milwankie lover,
dying lately. left his sweetheart, poor maiden,
a fortune of $4,000. There are few such
lovers to be found" True, and the girls COM
3 plain that when they are found i. is very diff
icult to get them to die"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

"A girl with an income ofa thousand a
year or more is always an object of interest,
because she has SO much principal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

Good young Iady-"LittIe boy, have
you ever been baptized 2" Small heathen-
''Oh yes, mum; I've the marks here on my
arm 7"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

Some girls are like old puskets they
use good deal of powder, but won't go Of. =.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

| "A pleasant kind of husbaudry-Remov-
ing widow s weeds
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

Mr.. Jones, who lately moved into a
splendid house Fifth Avenue, New York,
kept ten negro servants, although his family
consisted only of himself, his wife aud daugh-
ter. Meeting one day an old friend from tho
country, he took him to look at his new house.
The friend was shown tho gorgeous rooms,
with tasselated doors and frescocd ceiling, and
finally was taken into the lower. rooms, Ia one
of which he found all the servants eating
bountiful dinner. On his return home he
was asked if he had seen Dir. Jones.
"Oh, yes," he replied.
'tWhat was he doing?"
well, don't exactly know what he was
doing, but believe he's keeping kind of
niger boarding house on Fifth Avenue"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

Why is sewing machine liketh letter.
s.? Because it makes needles needless
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

"A teetotaller's aith-"COnsumptiou is
curable.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04
1872. Spring aid Summer. 1872.
ksoefs, shoes & CATERS:
7 U. Y0RTaND

Nos. 53 and 55 Wood street,
HAS just received one of the Largest, Best Sc.
IA lected and Cheapest Stocks, bought direct
from the Manufactures for Cash. the rec nt
advance in Leather. and will be so Id at tn. % w
EST NEW YORK AND BOSTON PRICES Phil
adeiphia City Made Goods nsnufacturers' Pri-
ces. thus saving freight and expense.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.
Special inducements offered to Cseh or Short
Time Buyers. Eastern Biils Duplicated All Or
ders from Country Merchs promp attended to,
and sati fnction guaranteed Call d md examine
my Stock and Prices,
J. H. BORbAND!S,
SO and 55 Wood Street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

May II, 1872 KEAnsLEY & SHEERER.
CREDIT.
I WILL sell to responsible prompt paying par
ties, payable semi annually. Goth March and
September. JOHN W. GRANTHAM.
ANGE's PLUGS-an improved substitute for
~ Iobacco, Tor sale by G. e. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry. May IA. 1872.
NoWAN'S Corn Cure and White Felt Corn Plas-
- tcrs. Tor sale by c. E. BELLER.
E>oR Chicken Cholera--a never fAilins cure at
= the drug store of W. s. MASON.
RAKER Bros Baltimore G lass and Putty, for sale
~ oy JAS. Law. HOOFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04
WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN between the age of sixteen an
n seventeen years.
May II, 1872. KEArSLEY- & SHEERER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04

TnB AeonpTssD Childhood il tho
mothers ssccepted lime z to teach her chil-
dren. Her datSs IS with then, and @ them.
and shoald dsnos be shirk Of avoided spsy
by day the child 9ren.aTe growing and expand.
them by their mother, they will get il sise-.
where, and will soon be away from .hsr5 ms.
fnence. Ghildhood's days, if they have been
spent thus proftably, in the time to come viii
be to them as a well of living water, ffoms
which they will drink deep and be erefresh6d,
though now it may almost seem like watosS
poured on the ground, they seen, so heedIess
OF your advice and admonitiDus. Howsean
they appear but indiferent2 They kpownot:
the value of her tenchings, they cannot know
now; but the mother knows; and esbh6t es.
cape the guilt if she does not toftify tlieni
against coming responsible and care BY
words of wisdom, that in due time wiIlSrlpen
into golden sheayes, whether she lives 10 sec.
1T or not.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-06-04
Bishop Johns On Round dances.

In the Episcopal Convention in session at
Norfolk. Va. fortnight ago, Bishop johns,
10 his annual report, was very pronounced in
hissyiews. taking strong ground sgainst Esitu-
aiism, and Round Dances. OF tie lattor he
said:
There is another subject ofa different char>
acter which would gladly avoid il IcouId
do'so without. disappointing, aud perhaps dis
couraging some of my faithful brethern ofthe
clergy, who are grieved because certain of
their communicants do not avoid things COM
trary tctheir profession. The most offensive
Inconsistency specified consists in indulging
in that lascivious mode of promiscuous danes
ing styled the Round Dance-aidemoralizin
dissipation, disgusting to the delieacy of a re-
fined taste, and shocking to the sense of sensi~
bility of the refined mind This scandal is
not to be tolerated in the Church of Christ.
Let every appeal be made in the way of affec-
tionate remoustrance. jndicious teaehipg aud
earnest prayer for the reformation of those led
astray, if God peradventure will give them
repentance. If all such efforts prove unavail-
ing to remove this scandal and at the same
time employ the last expediens for awakening
the offended to a sense of his STU aud danger.
it becomes necessary to resort to the exercise
of decided discipline-it must be so. Ii may
cause ministers many tears, but painful duty
must not be declined ~
The result of which was the unanimous
adoption by the convention of the following
resolution:
"Resotoed, That in the Judgment of this
council allmenbers of this church should dis
countenance the practi oenfpronscuous rouud-
dancing, and that our lninister by their pas
toral influences and by faitlifuIly executing
the canons of the church bearing upon tho
subject should .disen1irnan M a resfrlii, ifi,.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
FOREIGN NOTES.

At the next Consistory at Rome, IL Is salu'
is preates not residing in Italy viii receive CsfdpS
hats 49,, =, ,
1t is said that the Commission of the frencn
Assembly on the Capitulaons in position 10 pass
severe sentence on Marshal Bazaine. -
The claims for material damages caused ny
tho ate agitation at Brussels amount to sos co III WIS
certainly II 1t can be called an emeae the cheape'' c'e
-
Mr.. Disraeli, who was recently elected hcc-
TOR 81 Glasgow University, will visit Glasgow about
Easter I'm order to deliver the usual inaugural aoess
to the students.
The Italian Government has it in contem-
nlatIon TO construct line OF railway from Rome to
Rrinds I'm order TO establish more direct communca-
ton between the capital and the southern part OF te
kingdom, and also for the purpose of laclhtahS 'nc
transmission OF the mails TO lndla.
The International Society has not been very
eucceesful In obtaining adherents IN Denmark meet
ing was lately held at Copenhagen at which the S0c'dis
"A Journal inerdicted by the pOlicewas TO be read,
when about 500 persons were present. most Of whom
were merely spectators. No enthusiasm OF any kIhd
was disDlayed. A meeting iikcwse attempted at
Roesde the ancient capital of 'nmark but the work
men expelled the International delegates, to whom tney
would not DStcn
Bishop MOrarty, OF Kerry, Ireland, has writ
ten long letter against home rule, and it is said the
Roman Catholic bishops wiz labor to change the pur
poses of tho British Government Gas recently explained
in reference TO education by Lord Harting0n through
Offering in return for pr1estly control III educa-
ton muzzle the h0meruc agitation Papers contain
Ing tho letters OF DR.. MOriarty and The OD0n0ghue,
burned publicly IN Killarney, on the 1lh lnst ana
The ODODOghuc has been askcd 10 resign by his coslt
agree with theirs and that he does not attend tos
Parliamentary duties.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
THE CENSORSHIP OF THE STAGE IN En-
GLAND.

Mr.. w. S. Gilbert the author of several
comedies and dramas, (hs latest productions being
PygIualion aud Galatea." playing nost successfully
at the Haymarket, and "TheSpls" ut the Gaieyl and
and who is also well known asan author writes 10 The
London Daily Ners:
Mr. Dome the Examiner, has three occasions taken
objection 10 passages IN my plays As consider that
am quite well qualified To Judge Of what If III for the
ears Of a theatrical audience he be, have sys
fematicaly declined 10 take the slightest notice Of
his Instructions. From ny experience Of the
nature OF Mr. DOnnes exceptions, | have gath
cred the following facts /. An actor may
curse an freely as he pleascs, but he may
a. damn under any provocatUn. O. lie may say
" Heaven forbid that shOnd stand in my Pip's way"
but he may not say Lord forbid that should stand in
my Pips way" 81 He may not use the German word
sakament" because In sound II resembles the English
word "sacrament," may have done Mr.. Dome an in.
Justice but have always accounted for his oleconson
Tue theory that the existence OF his office depends his
showing that It Of practical value. and II he IL
unable TO return" satisfactory number OF the
CeDhOTslIp VI PlaiA Will ribk Of abolition.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
GEN. sCHENCK AND THE EMMA MlNINu
COMPANY.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS RETIREMENT FROM Ihh
MANAGEMENT OF THE COMPANY.
The following correspondence, announcing
tho retirement of GEN. Robert C. schenck rom his po-
sition as one OF the directors Of the Emma Mining Oo
pany was published in the city article of The Lo"do"
"EMMA MINING COMPANY QMIrED),}
QUEEN vICToRIA-sT, Jan 10 lS,2; }}be
affairs of this Company unnecessarily before the puDo
as they have every reason to he highly satisfied %h n he
remarks made the P@iaGeIGs GSIGes cOrgS'pPFRd oS F
snt Of The he Te pnssea apS oSer % silence or share
holders might bo induced to sacrifice their property IN
the belief that they had been cTenSon to the
depreciatoly remarks II seems not 70 ,e
quest that you Will publish rom 9r a" CEN sehenck
on his resignation of his position as dlree3r WHIT
was matter OF great regret to oil of us to lose Gen
schenck's straightforward honesty and snrewdness a.
tiyes creditabe to himsef-duy TO his Government ana
loyalty TO his party that he let win @ t pe dis
solved connection not as stated by 1he Ifs GIr thc
respondent with the any nt Cny W5
makes from The White Pine hers to the elegV ,naS S
tho late owners had sed Of 'S tSs Iet tnIIest law
ing ever known" as to its ownership, would pe en- en-.
hem Against litigation for the title guaranteed
by the vendors and the very tall lawlng has resolved
claim TO q property just sold for million sterling,
a sufficient proof Of the nature Of the claim made
incomplete for beside the large masses OF ore
remain at the date OF purchase more has been
discovered SINCE and OF still richer character but these
OF detail will be more fully explained to the share
holders who really the parties Interested and not the
public am, Sir, your most obedent servant,
GEORGE ANDERSON,
Chairman Of Directors OF the Emma Mining Co. pmitcd)
(mclOsulel
London, Dec. &. 1871.
DEAR SIR hereby resign my place as a director OF
the Emma Silver Mining Company, and request yOu to
communicate this notice OF the fact TO the Board at Their
next meeting In thus Withdrawing from the trust re-
posed In me- desire express to my associates IN the
management OF the Company my sincere and high ap-
preclaOn of each and every one Of them as GENT
OF distinguished position and character, with whom IL
has been TO me pleasure TO be connected. My
resignation Is upon grounds purely personal 10 my,
self. In consenting to become director, know that
but exercised private and individual right in no way
incompatible with public official duty; but prefer
10 take away from who have criticised me even
preteXt for their comments attacks beg, therefore,
TO record you and the other members OF
the Board that continue to have the fullest confidence
the value and prOabeness Of the property they have
in charge I'm which si hold all the shares have been
able to take. am, very respectfully your obedent SER
want ROBr. I. SCHENCA'
George Anderson, esq, NJ T.. Chairman, &C.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
IMPROVEMENTS N EAST BOSTON AND CHELSEA
"A NEW RAILROAD CONTEMPLATED.


The parties who purchased Breeds Island, last
year. comprising citizens OF NeW-YOrk and Boston, have
enlarged ther plan Of operations by the purchase OF he
Salcs farm Iyng between II and the ocean, north or
Winthrop and have secured also the land OF the North
Shore COMPANY in Revere, which includes the southern
part OF Chelsea Beach, and organizing land com
pany on large scale, under the name or the Boston
Land COMPANY represent capital OF sl,OOlUO, ana
covering territory Of 100 l,20J acres 1he men con-
neccd with this enterprise among the srewdest ana
weathiest in the city, and who are prominent IN
it have proved their ability by their connection WIN
her and cuiGcnty successful enterprises, rc as tI
OF The Caryvie Improvement Co., ana mat oil the hyuc
Park Building Co. ., =.
have an independent snOIG railroad nom Lynn 70 thi,
city which viii he two miles shorter than me O
Eastern lilrOad It's beng acrOsS chelsea beic
through Revere, rounding the large mn on Dreeu
with a fcIly rom is most -Outhery point III the cltY
proper between Long and ROwes whaTves; probably ue
spot will be selected, as sung MI paItIes These
improvements Will open fine and somewhat heElecteu
proper, and be only five ten minutes ride from fe
loot Of Satc-St. The termination of this road VIII bo
along or near tho wall which separates the basin
in East Boston from the hhrhOr.
New parties have also taken hOh or tne "D1sln' eD-
terDrise called 10y charter the East Boston Improve
ment Co., and commencing the work cI hulng the
100 acres by that company, all or Whlcn llos ne
tween and one and hall miles from Statest dud
this SPOT in the center Of the Island Wdrd Will not
mach longer an eyeS0rc to that growing place. This
iat enterprise has connection with the first named
COMPANY bnt or the parties interested ia hOtn,
and the improvements contemplated VIII tend 10 draw
active attention TO this large territory III the east ana
uorhca directions, which seems i'll the lmOvenenSlll Ill
and the have been overlooked ActNe aud
wealthy men Interested also IN ths East 1ostOn l-
pr0vemeut Company With the advantages growing out
contemplated improvements East Boston, when
has population OF between 25OOO Ur OOOy, VIII
double itself ia less than five years.