WASHINGTON.FIGURES OF WASHINGTON AS S ESSO RS.—The following figures have been prepared by the Washington assessors: Valuation, real estate. $223.$63;personal, $23,806; total, $247,669; lata for year, $13 10. against $16 last year. Those paying taxes of over $50 are: Residents. Charles Crosier $75, E. H. Eames $56, Philip Eichelser ICS. John E chelser $51, prank Lochs $57. A. B. Pomeroy $79; non-residents, Pittsfield water works $52, Augustus Sehermer-horn $57.Francis Dana Winslow $106, George F. Crane $97. William C.Whitney $1123.—A most pleasant time was recently enjoyed at Bdeksteep Manor, the summer home of George F. Crane of New* York city. Nearly 100 invited guests were treated to s musical entertainment. interspersed with recitations which were rendered in fine sty e. Fred B. Bond, a former resident of Washington and cousin of F. D.Wius-low. did himself proud in the rendering of comic and serious productions in most approved style.Mr Bond is now engaged with a New York company ad is prominent in a Shakespearian play which it is rendering. After the music and speaking refreshments were served, and then those desiring indulge 1 in the tripping of the light fantastic toe ar.d all w^n? home merry as r marriage bell. It vug voted a most j pie snt and long to be remembered *e-. tasion.—Haying is well begun with a fair crop—A. B. Pom*roy is harvesting hia f- \ acres of rye which is proving a, good crop.M. C. Messenger has worked the town's appropriations on the roads , and is row busv with his baying—William A Karnes u home from serving o;i the jury.—services at St. Andrews chapel lt;• e well attended nnd e.njffj’ed. Upwards of fi) are present t,egr$y every Sufiday