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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Cuban ovcments-ENpcdition Fiuing Out
Nhig Nominations.
nee Of The n. Y Tribune


BArNoRE, Thursday Aug. - 1851.
The Cuban sympathIzlng meeting held
IN Monument square last night as you are already
informed Was very large and enthusiastic. The ap-
peal Of Wm Pitts Esq, prominent lawyer OF the
baltimore bar. 20 know whether there were any
ManIanders who would rally 20 ayenge the slaughter
Of Col CutteICen and Ms comrades, met with
re>ponsiye shout from full one thousand hearts, and
have $40 DOUBT. had the ulal uetn made, 800 OF that
number would have promptly enrolled themselves
for Crha The feeling D, deep and settiod anu Il
the Patriots make a stand IN Cuba the | :. Govern
Irent viii be pow trless TO keep an expeiiu from
sailing from this port. There are men AZ the mead OF
4 secret movement here, who would not De stopped
excert by oyerpoweung force. and 1t Is questionable
vhei .r.nX officer OftIe Government here would use
thaf There are Reyenue-cutter, receiving ship and
/ : steamer IN port. thc officers OF whom IN
nec,ion with the Cust0m-H House officers, are con
.tanty ON the guf rIrt for any expedition but know
enough 10 >y tina, tney Will De easily t0ed, and viii
Ia Their hearts ro0lce IL IT, An expedition will De
Al The mouth Of The Chesapeake before their sailing
= known IN the city. except 10 those Immediately
should there be favorable meas 1y the neat meeting
on "Wednesday evening. there VIII be tremendous
ga.AeI.is 10 Monument square
Tfe XVnfg nominations for STATE and CIiy officer
Inns far. have been most admirable and VII rally
the whole party 20 heH support Ihomas dtes
Walsh E,C.. Le nominee ior Congress from iAs
Dis,,,cf vii nun Whytc. The Loco candidate neck
.aiSfarce hun \ ( mon pull and Baltimore Viii De
di.erth,all.d from Loco FOeoiSm 10 every once .n
TIE "a, .. The people
ATou4g iat name- Eppa MOTIFS had one of Ms
hart, nt4r.s cuf od ty circular "a" .n pier i
I'm. uoIaug IiCo.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
u.a,, nefaIcation in the Philadelphia Bank

PHILADEIPHIh. Friday. Aug. -. l-5l-
4 defalca;.On 20 iEe amount OF $4,000 20 S3poJll
bas betn discovered N the accounts Of the Phlale
plia Bank.
Tie canse is attributed 20 the speculation 21f
failure Of i banking firm N this city.
The CAshler Of the Bank, :. b. Trevor mas r.
slpned and successor elected.
SECOND DISPATCH.
+ B. Carmegys, Esq. has been elected cashier o.
Inc PhIlaCel0LIa Bank. place OF !. x. Trevor re
slgneG.
The defalc snOn. Il Is stated. Is abou' s2)0,0)0
1t Is ruIaored hat parties IL New YORK are impl-
Gated
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Defeat of Lopez.

4 letter has been received in this clty
from a Terab.e source ~ New-York. winch states
rhat tie Spanish mister has recel.ed O.cal lnior
nation from CL1a t.t Lopez anl bis followers. aiief
LANDING on the liAIusfdni. - place called Piayltas
our eagues e,t oi Baala Honda. TOOK possession OF
tie village o. PoZa.s where tney tOrilel teiAsel'e e.
but from which rhey were dlsloage1 a-teT q DiJoly
feht with the Spanish iEoOus. 10 when the ltiier
suffered severe loss. both 0i officer, anG men, and
that tht IlvaclLg force we're broken up nj -ls-
pelsed. aud were 0lr,ued on al >Ioes 1otn oF lhe
i-oops aAa ,he native population, "Ao were hishp
a-p6ratec.
The source from aarA We procure the ABOVE N
formation enugr- - . fll confidence, 20 lar - 20
the aci tAtt % has actually oeen fece"tl y ne
spanish Minister it Nl- Or rec)lectei iAa, ne
Neu-l OH papers. Immediately after TIE afil' - ol
the steamer Cherokee. stated ibai lsJt'ars Ol lhe
sl.Ve tenor Were rrrelseG 1v me MlisIrr, "ilch
were put on beard ~ Havana when lie 'hefokee
", on TIE eFe Oi departure.
We have ourselves bu; LITTLE doub, a 70 me ceiea,
ana dispersion OF the force under Lopez a, al tls
collateral circumstances lead - thai oelei and VI
can only accOgn. FOR The capture oi ne iIi>JAef,
Who were executed on the 10Th b. sGppo>lng iney
were portion OF iAe ilgve, rom tae ae .eat' MO
were eldeagOnng 20 escape isom ne ls-Anl
fn-rllgprc--
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
THF PREsrpExr.-It was the first lnten-

ton OF the President 10 return here BY saturday OF
th.swoek The latest adylcCS from hlS party an
uounce that Il was his purpose 20 be N LNnchourg
to-day proceed tomorrow to Charlottesville. where
he would pass sunday and Monday, and thence re-
turn 20 Washington on Tuesday. THIS Will probably
he the course ot his tour unless should De changed
bv intelligence OF the recent affair at Havana, which
" Il probably reach HIM a, Lynch5uIS lRepuo. %
"a Governor Letcher. our Minister t.
NeXico Will leave Washington this morning. by The
way Of Baltimore for Norfolk. where the revenue
cutter Forward j. m readiness 20 carry hm 10 ila-
vana en- route for Vera Cruz lie has been dstaln-
ed in this country by matters Of Importance con
necied with his mission, and We are gra'ibed 10
know that he leaves Us IN much improved health 20
encounter the dangers 70 which the best conStltu
ton Is exposed III making the Journey TO the city OF
Mexico a. this season of the year.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
state Of the public mind there has been no outbreak

state cf The public mind here has been no cutofrak
OF the moo.
Telegrarhic dispatches have been received here
by the Way OF BALTIMORE. stating tha; the boile> OF
Crli;en6en and kerr were brought 10 Ne~-Orcsns
by the schooner Fairy Still later deSpAicAe> from
New York state that the psmperO hai ianict Con
z4lez near where she landed Lopez. ami that Lopez
had taken POSSESSION Of fori Manel and ;hc war
steamer pzlrro. with much more Of similar import.
which Il : hardly worth while 10 recapltIla;e. As
We know TIT C0rEa.eE Mas n tharlt >tOu on The
siih instant. from h.S letter N TIE Nr-rrv, winch
viii De found N another column. We presume Iaai
TO reliance can he placed upon any part ot these
ftrSY
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Hon Irzr Woopsrcy.-We learn the

HoN. Luxe WooDBUgY.-We learn the
following particulars relative to jhe death OF Hon.
Luxe Woodbury.. who committed suicide al Antrim.
on "Wednesday, from Tas N0tcseStsr Mrr0r.
N ab0u, o'clock DC returned from ride N
company Wl,h a little son oi b. B. MuZZy, Esq, OF
boStoa, 70 80 some b.sckbCTreS went u the Darn.
unhawe>>Ca an pUt up hS horse re,urnc 10 the
house, inquired for h.> Ule, and was informed tnat
81, MAS ia TIE garden from thence he went direct
N 70 tie Darn, where Ae med - long tnat his
Me began 10 bS uneasy ~ regard - him, and went
to the door Ot TIE barn oN W'lch be ndi eniere ana
found "a iuchet She name .istely >'nl - hi> orotn-
el> store tOr citIk. " no. upon search. iouul ne
body o. MT Woodbury. suspended ir0m tlm0er. oy
SN Ice rem LI'e was eNuuct. From appearances.
hC lad evidently been dead TWO hours. n Or. Pd'-
soRS. wAo Was Immediately called, Staied- No
cause = assigned Tor The 1cet, though 10 : sud
That ihV JUO-C, lOI some time, has oeen Cuie ioW
Splrieu. aRo rs been heard - Ssy 'hai he Gld not
tee. able 20 transact his business. ana particularly n
rc-al io MS not1lnatlou .oI Governor, thl; he
wl>aec 90 te irec nom the cares OF once. and re
mann p'Naie ciilzen Gunng his HE Mr. Wood
bury W1S About 81 wears Gl asC. Was a graduate Of
naItnCr;h College. and has ocen Jujse of Prooate
O. ,hi> county for several wears. lie had property
o. some ss5V,V, ana splendid residence "a; IN
tTin.'
HOgRIBLg ACCIpEN I.-C Coroner ArthuVs
was ytserLay Cale@ upon 10 hold an inquest or the
hoON Of John eTgu>On, OF CHARTERS TOa L>hlp.-
The CCCt sSt, WAS workman N the rolling ma Of
Can,ain Woods, al the mouth OF >aw MI. Run and
was Yesterday standing near the rolls, when one
Of as feet VAS caught between them amt hls ooiy
Jrawn through. or course ne wa> nsiantaneoasly
KILLED. lFl'is. NAzetle, %sta.
Rgv. EZRA STYLES ELY, D.D.-A cor
RESPONDENT writes 10 US thai The "Rey. Dr. Ely OF
PhlaoelphIs had a paralvtlc stroke on SauFtay
last and II very low" The letter l. dated VI On
day. IN 1. VoselFeT, -csi
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Markets ALBAN

Receipts sine. Yesterday FLOUR. 1000 bols
WHEAT, f.5Oo bush CORN, $500 bush. Western
FLOUR has been m fair demand for the East and
city trade, but common 10 far brands are rather
lower 1000 bblS sold Prime WHEAT Is N far re-
quest for milling purposes 1900 bush sold IN los
Al l0ic FOX Gebesoe. CoRN Is held higher aud trans
actions arc limited : 600 bush. ordinary mixed
Western sold O.. SOC Prison WHISKY Is Al 23c
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
One thousand Wen " aiting for Conveyance
TO Cuba.
NEw.OaLEANs, Tuesday. Aug. %, is

NEw-0sLEANs, Tuesday Aug. %, 1871
OuE city i q, present perfectly quiet force
Of Loco Libcra:oTs Is collected here, and awal,
only the means Of conveyance 20 Cuba. Gen.
Felix Houston has assumed the command OF
theIr movements
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Railroad Accident-Loss OF Life. &c.

FIIINBIKE, FT1dN, Aug, y I-JT
Mrs Backhouse, for many years keeper OF tle
Nlne-Mle Inn. near Pitts5urg. was run over BY a
tram on the Pennsylvania and ONO Railroad thls
morning and instantly killed.
Asaman named McElroy and LADY. name un-
known, were returning from party early this morn
iIg they fell over a preclpce. The man was IN
stantly killed, and the lady cannot survive me nlu-
res received.
\ Cuban meeting viii be held at Birmingham this
evening
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
The Cuban Meeting at Cincinnati.

NlNCINNAIT' IIAlY' =
\, late hour last evening the Cuban Meeting
was organized, and the assemblage subsequent
ly became very large Officers Were chosen. and
seyera. .speeche, made Resolutions were adopt
ed. denouncing the proceedings Of the Spanish
tyrarts at Havana. but Al the same time de-
nounclng all mob lawor violence IN our own ter
utOreS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Markets NEW ORLEANS. Aug p

THIS mornings sales Of Cotton were again only
100 bales-pnceS unchanged. Corn Is dull at ioc.
for Mixed and 400 "a 45c. for Yellow. Sterling
Exchange IS at 9lc. Il lie. NeW-l orr % days lc.
t. &c. dlscount-and sight lc. prem. The receipts
q. new Cotton thus far are 1900 bales against p
last wear.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune,
Cuban Affairs.
Seizure OF the Letter Book of the spanish
Consul at New-oreans.

N w.
The Letter Book Of the Spanish Consul IN
this CITY las been seized by the rioters. |; ha>
been found TO contain the names o. many pro
scrlhed Americans, who had been reported as
such 20 the authorities Of Cuba. Portions OF
these disclosures VIII probably be published.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30

GENERAL GONZALEZ The Charleston
toprler SAYS that General Gonzalez dld not EN-
bark In the Pampero evident from the fact that he
arrived AZ the Charleston Hotel N Charleston on
Saturday which he LETT for Columbia On sunday
morning The R,chmopd Tu1fs Of yesterday saws It
was rumorcG that General &. had arrived IN Rich
mCpt
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Importation Of Dry Goods for week cad


NtsrFa-rJR-s 02 HOoL. .oo. .
WOODEN IH pacsages S5 $50 oi"'s ~ ~ .ec sss,s"
c.s.r,e,e. : Do sig7s IestIn-s, d. SO "gss~as
= a. Si5 Ia. Cotton snd WDr.tci ioi a. syI4ss de
49, iGsg - rs. Merno,. 100 >Jl0 SINNERS,
lAi' -Ip -.,s,. h ~, s3ze5. bafsges d.. sUI .
ararss ig Do 81 80 DsnissFs, o., slS, ho,rsns.
~ 80, (o.tflngs 80 So t"sefs' 3 90 sicU :
st,.tis I1 DO ~ - Cashlse d., 20 ~ Ilan-
- sto s1S5 Blankets. - 30, oS.fy)' Piefs IS Do.
-" L.,sD. ii ~. Sans. serges DO. SIt3 Las
@ 80, - 81 s19 pa zes y Do s3e). Patdbys, DO
= a- Ha.e f0 g.. s9.-ei Nslno Hose. 10 do. Sz5s :.
..i.' 40 q ~ HsnterC a4efs. do sol Craya,s
- s7,e PsrdiDgs, do s7z4 Braics. Do, ss97 !.
~, y III - 81. Car geting.s DO, t3l62 Ffnc, DO !,
- szls5 other Aanufsctures 10 Do sob Total
ft.t'-sc.4ses. Valued a. s-iO,l55
aAsrFAcTrREs oY COTTON.
C..toD-, ~ nsgs.. Sss3l CoioTsd Cotton. 10
sfz.i Pms DO. Sl,fli, Cinghsins 10 do 81 fs2 .
B 4l. go DO. SO - EnahrDidsnes. q do sl0.Sij
Ice. 500 M Velyets y do $50 handkerchief.
Goo sf51 Hoo. ~ eo.. SO 90 Gloves, do. $780,
scoi, = d., s<o7is irnges do Ssas Tapes. do.
~ Quilting 10. s7s< Webbing, do. $40 sesins
e. Go. sIfC7Z Cord DO, S2lg other 1 InufaetWes. "
ao ssy92. Total, 10 lkgs value, slfj1J
saNUFAcTJRgs oY NIX
Sd. ~ s.k. sizis5i slill 90. - s90. Ssfs ssi
~ rs ~ - i-z Rlb'oas. a. % f'tFS L'e>s
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Markets BUFFALO, Aug q

The receipts Of the past twenty -four hours have
been. 3 500 bbls FLOUR, 800 bush WHEAT, 10000 do
Com Western FLOUR Is IL little demand Mlch-
gan Is selling at 81 asa 80 3. Prime WHEAT Is IN
request but the supply limited and firmly held
sales $500 bush. al 7od72c for Ono Mixed West
cru CopS Il ~ IL i5c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Cuban Excitement in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Friday, Aug =, Is3I-
crowd OF several hundred persons are par
aiding the street with an efigy of the American
Consul at Havana, which they intend burning
in Monument Square.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
ATTEMPTED Murder and suicide.

WESTfIELD, Friday, Aug. %, 1881.
coored barber OF tins place, named Johnson. at
tempted TO murder his wife this afternoon, by cutting
her throat he anerward, when pursued cut his own
throat IN a horrible manner Both the parties are IN
, very critical DOSlflOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Cuban Matters.
From The RepubL.


No adyIces have been received at any OF
the Departments confirming the alleged departure
from Ne~-Orleans Of the steamers Fanny and Ala
bama, or the Ourrages upon The spanish consul
We may ye, te permitted 10 hope that the iI,'eI
have been very much exaggerated. though there >
little season - suppose that IN the present ehcite
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
From the Capiial-Drders from the Captain
General in Cuba. Nc.

WASHINGTON, FRIDAY. Aug - 1871.
The Pensacola Gazette learns by the steamer Vixen,
that the aptaln General of CUBA has gwen orders 10
the spanish squadron not 10 molest any of the lnvad
ing forces Al sea- he does not wish rupture With
the nlied states
senator Badger of y. {. IS al present IN Washing
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
The Hone.dale and Delaware PLANK Road.

NARRoNsBURc, Friday. Aug. %, 1851.
The Directors and Stockholders Of the Honesdale
and Delaware Plank Road, with a large part Of their
frionOs came on here to-day on pleasure excursion
over Their road. which Il now nearly completed and
Will be formally opened about the middle Of septem-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
The Buffalo Fugitixe slave Ca.e-writ Granted

BUFFALO. Friday. Aug. 90, 1851.
judge COnCkln, before whom the case of Daniel,
the fugitive slave was argued at Auburn, has decld-
cd to grant wri OF iabeas corpus, on the ground OF
nsufhCency OF testimony.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30

ILLNESS or Ma. CooPER.-lt Is rum0red
that NJ J. feniMore COoDsT's illness has become
more serious and that Dr. John W Franc.s, OF this
city has been called 10 COoperstOvn 20 cOrslN WIN
;he physician attendance M Cooper Is sad -
Oc Ia the Sxil iurd yea OF rs age lCom A-F'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
LAND WARRANrS.-We learn that the

whoe number OF land warrants already ISSUED un-
der the act of the 2sih OF September, 1850, ~ thirty
eight thousand five hundred and forty five. and that
the clerks of the Pension Office are now engaged
upon the presented from the 18th To the Slh OF
December 1850 .Repubhc 18th
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Early ro.t.

BALTINoRE, Friday, AIg. -, ISL.
4 irht frost was experienced last night IN bat
more OuufV
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
NEw.ORlrAys. "Wednesday. Aug .. 1851

NEw-ORLFANS, Wednesday. Aug .. 1851.
We have nothing new TO report As 70 Cuoan
affairs. The city remains quiet
The steamship MeNco. which some time since
ran ashore AZ Galveston, Is now coming up the
river
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Another Failurr-Fatal Railroad Accident
The Bank Case.
PmLADELFHl,. Friday. Al

PuflAnELFHr. Friday, Aug. -, 1871.
A large produce house II thu CITY suspeAded pay
Elcnt today ,
man named John BrooAs was kiiied ~ ne rail-
roa4 cars Al ;he corner Of Broal and Aarkei-sts.,
last evening ~.
'rhe de6clts IN he account OF the Philadelphia
Bark, slq50a1 SAID 20 have been cause- by al4o"-
ing ptrt p 10 everdrar thelr accounts
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Market. -NfW-OalEANs. Aur %

Pusincs, generally Is duh The sales Of CorroN
TO-DAY have been only 100 bales az &c for new mid
ding. TOBACCO = quiet. FLOUR i heavy at 5 u
for Il Louis
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

WIG PRIMARY MEETINGs.-On Thurs
dsy evening the Wing voters of the di1crent Wards
othls C,y met at the places DESIGNATED for choosing
Delegates ic meet IN Assembly District Convention,
on Tues6ay. Sept. %, for the purpose of electlng
representatives, 10 the State Convention, 10 bc held
alsyracuse on the lilh Of inc same month. The
Glowing named geDtlomen were chosen:
First N0rd-R " DAVIS. James Humphrey, j. II.
Smith, A. II. Gale Oscar Johnson, {. Parker >econf
Rard-F B Spnola, VIM VI boerum. }. :. suydam,
John Fulton, Van kcuren, Joseph Abrams ThId
Ward- John Dlmond, X J Luckey. Daniel AyreS,
Thomas Sration VIM. s Sutphen, Waldo Huichns.
Fourth Ward Isaac Allen, iioratlO \. Carter, Samuel
Crooke. Nm. foulkcs, A. n Lewis, John ;: FOLK.
f1th Ward-John Shanlcv, WIN. Wright, w. w.
Halleck John Martin. Aaron SiOTer, \. Is Rhodes.
Nuh WGTd--H Alexander J. O'Donnell, l.. w.
Barnard Jacob Duryoe, Edward Preston, Warren
Bcman. Scitnh Ward-C. Undorhl. ID. Il. Pell,
Jesse {. Rowan, Daniel Tremby Benlamin VelSor,
Vim. II Cowenhoyen. EighM Wdrd-tNo returns }
Ninth Hayd-JOhn :. Ryder. Rem. LefieTtS, Danl. j.
Walden, Jr. Tenth Nard-t. h. Bavhs, James w.
huby b y Middleton, Ewont Van Saun, =. x. Cox,
Charles Flecknor. Eieuent. NaTd-Lewls y Bald
win, Thomas Bauchman, Samuel Johnson, Charles
\ Peed, VIM Applega'c, Robert L Oman.
ENTERED INTO RrCoGNIZANCES. " es-
erday morning Mr !. II. Harhcck, of the hrm of liar
beck & Co. lumber dealers. Furman-st., tthe asso
cAic paiiIor being our OF town and Robert Mccoy
foreman. an Their employ, came before Judge Green
wood and euicrcd into bonds n = .0un each for theI
appearance and examination on the charge preferred
against them bN the COTOnerS lnquSlon, of cuiptbl'
negligence IN the Insecure plhng of lumber on thor
premises m consequence oi which a stack fell an'
crushed 10 death a woman named Caiharne Moore
10 On Monday next the Public School:
OF ths City viii be re opened, having been CLOSED
during Tie present month.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
By Telegraph to the New.YOrk Tribune

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"Enrmcr's Guide 10 Scientific and
practical Agriculture"

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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,
WINTER ARiSANGEMEN

VN MD ATIEh i'm. 7, I-l0,
..,. OARS leave Boston from Fuchbafe Railroad
es.sss5,l " Depot, by way OF Gfotou junction. Fitch
-hurg, k'oue, Nalpoio, and ~ ind-or, , A.
"'A--M aul arrive at Well. River at 3 % T.. NJ. and
a Buriugtoutt o. 40 p. ~.
Cuts leave boston ot Charostnwn Claremont and Wind
sora - aud II A 81. aud Wiuds,r OF IA ane
512P.M.
Curs ioavo Wells River II a. ST. aud Huntington 40
- A. NJ and by why OF Windsor Boston % T.. "
Cas- leave Windsor at7 IS a. NJ aud ~ la r. NJ and
rive az Boston at 2 ] sud @ l.. ~.
Passengers TO ird hom Now York connect with allow
trans al Crotou Junction Worcester and Nashua Il. o.
WalpOie.
Stages leave Wells River on arrvl Of Cars from Boston
for 81. lohnshury, Staueteld. Derby lAnc sc.
Stages leave Burlington every morning Sundays excepted
for Montreal sc.
Cauie Teams for porier's Tuesday.
Freight Iusus leave aud arrive Boston daily.
THOMAS =. WILLIAMS, Supt sullivan r.
EhnflasfuV.u y Inn T-ft
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-03
NORTHERN RAILROAD
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I'Htr ROAD cuuuccts ga WINE River Junction, thc
Vermont aud Canada, Genital and pa.sunpslc Railroads
with the Concord, Manchester Na-hus, lowell Boston
Lawrence sulem Worcester, aud Norwich Roads ana h.
the route from part Of Canada, Nonhem Vermont,
aud New Hampshire 10 Boston.
This route passes through the Capitals OF New Hampshire
and vermont and the fare and freight low by any
Aher july lst 1850, Passenger Trains ciiln with
the abnve Roads Boston from the DE the
Road for West Lebanon, Wells River Montpelier aud Bur
hngon at Is A. NJ and ~ NJ, for Bristol al NJ,
leave West Lebanon for Nashus, LOWELL Boston, Groton
Junction, Worcester and New Aoik 900 A. NJ. 90
r. NJ. and Bristol 2j a. a or on Che ar,a oi the cars
from Wells River aud Huntingdon.
Passengers from the teniai and rassumpsc Ronds
Concord and Nashua arrive Gotou Junction Worcester
aud New YORK quick and cheap by any
special Caffie Trem wiz 20 luush this route
ever Tuesday, without stopping There cattle pens
and ,ond accommodations tine landing about a4ths
mile from puners BY this dfotets have not onls
the advantage OF the Cambridge and Brighton Markets
also the market Mauchesie Nashua, Lowol Lawrence
aud Slem-
Freight Trains daily each say Sundays oxcepted
over the Genital Pussumpsc, Northern Concord, Nlshu
and lowel Roads To- aud u Huntingdon, Wells River and
the Depot the lowell Road Hu.iou Merchandise ct
kinds Is curioJ cheap aud expediousy by ANY
route.
oNsLOW sTEARNs, Agent.
Concord, n II. June, %. le5O. sNf