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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Nervous Troubles an the E1st-InsDOrtQut Mil.
tdry Movements-Spanish Stories Commercial
HAVANA, August a. le5l.
EDS. CREscEHT-The English mail steamer
Conway, Onslow, came up from Belize yesterday.
with eleven passengers and spscie, in transit, for
Southampton, and left for her destination this
morning, having received some eighty packages of
light freight, consisting of 1852 shousand sesars
and 1895 lbs. leaf tobacco. The steamer Cincin.
natl, Patterson, will leave to morrow morning for
New Orleans, having part Of cargo and = few
passengers. She takes 2C0 boxes of sugar, 248 900
segars, and an assortment Of the fruits of the
season. t5
Since my last some change has occurred in tho
views Of the Government, as to the termination of
the revolutionary movement of this part Of the
island, derived from the report Of Col. Eizalde,
commanding the fourth column of operation in The
field against Gen. Lopez and his party. On several
previous occasions we have had similar reports Of
the breaking into fragments, dispersion and destruc-
ton of the patriot forces, which have not proved
precisely in conformity with the foreshadowiug
declarations and reports, and instead Of the victo-
ries claimed. we have found, on ulteror sxsmina.
lion. disgraceful defeats to the pride of Spanish
arms. am not prepared to say that the accounts
given to-day are not perfectly true, although Ibave
seen those who say that Gen. Lopez was mot in
the action ut ai-that he has not lost his coat-and
tnat no did not run away; and further, that the
decimas Sdoggerel Foetry) intended to conform
20 the reports OF the day from the field, have.
'hfousn m's.ake' peen hawked about the streets,
oh 'ne Top ol s'en'osn cr'ers' TWO days before the
news was lecsveo o. inc victory ana the msera
NY 'laa co"u''ion Of 'hs oeneral and being
p'spalea ~ que oi 'he oncia' printing shops, the
,ha o".ss er. s was saeual' ~ advances o.
-: wy las'es'Pen Of Tue nefaid o!
~. h.,.,. ~. e.so 'e'a' 'u1s 'ue PrepeFsuon o.
- a'e wy '..cusnola lopez Was iof
,osa s.o I, =, ~ rna ak ln'eneence q VIC
,,,..,.;. g. S..s 49," s.,ae1 'oa. ie' '''''
~ the s.;.rn;dsd s.o'.'.;,;s.. o ~ ~.
Costa who Az mn, ,;sh - s;-h, !. ~. ~ ..;,h ~
Queen. :. - - ! =
We have also REPORTS. whether f.hls. fiction. or
facts, we cannot be assured, but thew NV hsreto
fore run . little ahead of the Govs,pmsrt :. 4.
truth, although mot verified in ali re.n.c,. vet
there has been NO closet labor to deceive connected
with the circulation or to enforce it. II has been
reported here, in the thousand and enc inde6nable
channels that there was a smart skirmish with
seventy or eighty Of the Lopez forces, on the 2lst
induced by Gen. L. himself and that the Span.
iards had to retreat with heavy lo... For none Of
these things can vouch, nor can feel confidence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02
N0kicR.

-r1set -sNs New ORLEANs, August 81, 1861,
- public meeting, held Banks the 25h inst
the undesned appointed Committee Of Tvent,
Cssns Of the Second Municipality solicit subscriptions L
forward the Of CUBAN LNDEPENDRNCE In pur,uane,
Of this duty have appointed following named gentlemen VII,
ara hereby authorised TO receive all contributions in h
M 4i-l 4sfM 'T
A. Glenn, r. w. Calbrzith VIM H. HILL
VIM. Harding, Joseph Sutton. jamsa flsyis
Col T. W. James, Z. l.. rHoste. Tbos Mnrr.v
Tnos. mcCormick, Oliver H. Perry, yohn g. Arnold
Iho. dackett Col ., W. Oakley Milton Relf,
Dr. Knapp, Vim. Barnes, L. D. Addison
WIN. MONAGHAN, $Commjttse.
~ II HENRY Ii. FOsTER4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Food in he Mosorgahela Rissr.-A dispatch
from Pittsburs. dated the 23d ulL, states tina, q
tremendous food had occurred in the Monongahsls
Much damage was feared in consequence mo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Congressional Nominatiom.-Ths wing con.
vention that assembled at Hagerstown, Md, or
the 23d ult, nom mated Hon. J. Philip Roman 70,
Congress. ~ ons@- 4saa AtI s5thazq
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1yshsssl ! heron
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4 e1lll tA6elASy sOuld -
eaaip Gepsloks win csFlaln
80 o4eTe4 pardon, 70 such}s
pesnoss e w qutstIy Bartender. Thitd
esu p saow ees0 ssnae 'of thtnGs for thu
ssh Gauss than me sathosisies are willing TT
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x1ssossssee !. o3e5ece q NA0C4ts
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sesy Of Lepss-A Geo. I'M 81 Cr;tS I
SfeassA kbslilg 4 isse Anevicaxs
49,. -. .. HAVANA, Alssa 4
- E.--ssoe seposeeds " my re
Cs,uo 80 s.lny AAnos Csrs. lsicnol, Iet ew
:. -. A- sn's nave no ousins, g
" $50 Ed .A.esaNa 1919
s.s.s. - ...sns o. hsis. 0snsssz sere
- .lon me neid however,, death I'd
hoc. - ~ ~ ,s. h, = u u ~ ~: 0s s..s
-. ,.c.;vs3 ,.s,ls i s.-s:.. =
i0fured NM. ~. !. s..sii 49, - ~ ..i;ss
l7th. ThiS ch;sf ~. s;s.sss,,; 81, "a 1884,
dauntsd snd ~. hs..,;r- r, n. -, 49, =.
crueltv toward, tho.. v,hc - =
n fsll tr,o ~. h.,.,- .a,,ss,,. ~. a
Spsin. 40 that he ,,or ~, ~ .,'....1 ~
nnGnviabls cosnomen-s AZ 49,. 49,
Itiesnid. .nd authene;c.ssd q ~ 8 y, vo
previous 10 Iii, tssth. Gen.rrl I ~, y. IN,
csnn. with s.fs condnct- nna., !. ~. - 800,
oficers and seven soldier. fhat ~ IA rrr;.,
oners some ,dsys psevious, and ttst sths ., and
soidisr, provided It tho rsq1est Of thsAish
Officers. 70 protect them from any chance 5 Of
the patriot forces they might meet. wdme-.
diaiely shot By this pearl Of Spanish osy-
General Emma who now lies himself IN, in
front Of the grand altar Of the Cathsdp The
right, in advance from tho sacred vault. ching
the ashes Of Columbus. Lopez NOT only him
N the field, but IN Ill the kindly eouste that
gfAce the refined and gallant soldier. 1ktsr-
mineslon Of Gen. Lopes, and his everla four
hundred, has been promised ~ with eversnty-
Tour hours, ny the vefacious ofacles Of thsen-
they drain from - diminutive land thSnr.r
Il becones. II i .csl,eirlv5 x.,v .;..,s-.ss.
l,,,o.. 4 ~ s.,d ~ 800 49, ~ 80:
49, - =. '.e..' .uu - NO cause ~
,..r.. i, q. Y. - {, ''sAs' A1'tF -'sP
0S'e' y taav..a ~ Z, !. ~, I
- ~ ..'u.n'.k - ~ .otn. . Oataiasntry-
aAu' wuo.s 'amuy had Oeen saved ~ eFcv-
20. Ana benevolent care o. young Chden,
e.caea me pa'aes Of Conch. to plead f. life
~ \ w.s q NO avail stern justice held sword
ma mercy nao ned-to the' camp OF Lot sup
~: 8 mere ALONE We have learned OF that
lknny human ns'ufe' wnile the herce pms are
.ne sscenaans' under the influence Of The
oss.se 81 me poor calalan came in tine Of
'olAs necessary ior temporary field dee, and
case o. atmck, which Was threatenedh field
'anance, inevitable destruction waited the in
aales put with personal exposurstulting
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Arrest Of Counte.t sitsrs.-True F. Young and
Jas. French were recently arrested at Palmyra,
Me-, on charge Of issuing bogus. A large guam.
tity consisting principally of quarters and half dol
lars, were found in their possession. They are to
be examined before the U. s. Commissioner a,
Portland. French is said to be person Of some
wealth, and has heretofore borne good character
Young was pardoned out Of the Massachusstts
State Prison year more since, in order to ties.
tify at New York in the case Of Ashley, charged
with passing counterfeit money.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

NV YoRx, Asssst a lesI
Gov Letcher left here to-day, il he .av van.
Guitar korw9rdf foS YesA Csus, via Havana.
Pnssident Fillmore has mot returned 10 Wssh;r..
son. oas r eEpscisd there on Tuesday, shs ID q
Thsrs was dost in Boston last night. TDsln.
The President has had severe s,tsek nf chn ~
mofbus IT the Virginia Spsinrs. S''' :
Phiadelphia. .'''s' -
u y reported that iosmids Sic Cuban exnsd Itor
= oslng htssd OUT q this pors. fPicayune.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

:! I! =, AZ: 80 !! z Y: g;
:. :, s. !: as i
~ y that Gen.. Lopen1 J co..
NJ q lid IL ~ 5nnp. q ! C1 hialei
~ y II hniliar Wts6 loeSnal kars
~ be- 49, aays e. ~ lith III
(oesstiol vvnisuoss shsk go6d ssldfe1l
lpok fds-ahat 1ny 10 wslcoao ,Gisnds y
-. and can = hinsslf with q 6ssuus ID.
iSfahip with either, scunswhat afer III nai6sr 81
aEion, perhaps, but with cordial good VIII, fol
- = = nay havs " e6ie--shas h y Ia ssrikne
dktance of Guansjay ID III nsminus Of ths rail
rosd. ana is path not 3 hsdsed In, b. he sur.
rounding Thousands, that he cannot visit his
neishbofs when n sui>s hin to extend tho circle Of
big social RELATIONS; and il WAS in ons Of thess
pleasure trips. y sppssrs that he wss intercepted
By tho boly1suatd II Cen. Emma and his whole
cclumn. The infantry, however. wers not brought
to1he scratch, they Aed in confusion. It slgh, Of
he smpty saddles Of shs dismeunasd Lancssos,
and thsy paid dear for their disorder, from the FIRE
of The detachment, coasisling Of only seventy men.
Tbs position Of the camp We learn 70 b elsvatsd,
and only accesiibls by ons " two ravins passes
on foot. OF with muss in single iis, 70 that il can
sasiiy Be- guarded. No moro attacks are 70 be
made, ~ are advised, but regular invertiturs Of
the mounsain canp Of the unstricksn hsro.
Il is said that II General Eana had lived thirty
days Oagsr, u TIE rate he was progressing, he
would have destroyed ihs whole Spanish force in
Cub, bad il been within his reach. He wss an
unquist spirit and was for doing Ill With dash,
and disappointment Infatuated him 70, that an
Otherwise, good Judgement became unhinged. Gen.
Emma believed alse that for safety il was necessary
q 90, what was to be done, quickly, and he aetsd
= little too much that Wy. Gen. koselms thinks
thsta more poeopoco way will better meet tho csss,
90 corps Of engineers are making plans for .
regular siege, and Lopez il to be blown eaky
high" 1t the end OF it, or to be consumed "piece-
meal, g the case may be- while lancers and light
infantry are kept in constant motion over the whole
island from villageto village, city to city to check
the expression Of public sentiment. and to prevent
the possibility Of movement in His favor.
II i said, however, that he can maintain himself
where be il for two months, if not ongsr-shat his
force has been increased by few Creolss that have
been sble 70 reach him--that any one seen riding,
in tho wrong direction, istaksn up, and the prisons
are full q Suspicious characters. Children and
boys are made smenable for idle words, and gag
law" u emPhasically the order Of the day. Rumors
also ny that q the east those i've or six chill
dfen yet remain unwhippsd boys, and keep in
occupation one-third Of the force Of the Island.
The journals here will have no more victories in
anticipation, and probably soon cease to publish al
the old woman stories that are sent them through
the influence and suggestion Of Lonez thev b.-.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Ls.e q Sfsessrs Jrs~ Sas Ftssci.eo to Ls,.
.,yea-h i ssid that Mr.. Vanderbilt, Of Nsv
xofs' u making arrangements to es,,blisb ,.,u.
W ssesmship line from San Francisco Vi. Niesr,.
gua ard New York to Liverpool. The nav -. =.
ship Northern Light the Preme,heus and ~ NJ,
steamship Daniel Webster, are to compose Il.
line. .i55=5s9s:s.zs = - 'As
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

The F,sgtssvs Sksce Case.-The slave case d,
Buffalo is not yet disposed Of. The counsel Of
negro Daniel has applied for Aabsas corpus from
Judge Conkling, Of the northern district Of New
York, and the Judge has issued an order TO show
cause why writ should mot be granted. This
will, il il supposed, bring up the question Of the
legality Of Mr.. Commissioner Smiths decision.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

= The Ersatsst dscsvsry Of ths ass, BY which RE-
FEVERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES.
from whatever produesJ whatever easd can b ectu
ally and permanently cured, in from
TWO TO TWENTY HOURSl
hn perfectly hamsasin msst m operation scarcely
ceptihle- and its ~ 7I777fl'
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
Just what 1t promises. il the directions followed
For descriptive sheet, setting merits and containing
references Of the highest rsapsctsbty from psnters phvcisns
md distinguished men, all through the South, uss
thoroughly tested IL properties please any Of
msrous agents. it W
Prcs One Dollar per scsc sx bottles for Five D,Isrs
bottle contains sufficient for from sis ten cases.
Prepared on'y by A. KENDALL d CO., n Magazine ii.
For sale BY Druggists, and dealsrs generally.
u Communications promptly attended to. mva3 I'm adp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Penny Post.-The establishment Of Penny
Post for the city Of New York, under arrangements
designated by the Postmaster General, il about 10
be msde. Two hundred places have been selected
for the location Of letter boxes, and superinien-
dent and forty. five letter carriers have been ap-
pointed. These will be hereafter increased as
circumstances may require.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

n few copes Of hsrich sud magnnsenty got up
been resolved and found Pcayuns
At the principal bookstores Price, in elegant portfolio e3s half
bound eo TO those Who wiah purchase framing
and plates will be sold for ga. N iss aipa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

JOSEPHINE. black, about Is ysaue Cd. 8 fest x
~ inches high says She belongs to Nine. T0nse.
rhe owner will please comply with the Lsy and
NewIjrIeons, Septembar q ISL. '-77 q lav3w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Movements Of Lopez-A Skimish Run,ors of
Serious Troubles in the East-Insporsant Mil
tary Movements Spanisk Stories Commercial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
AUCTION SALES.


& W. SELBY q co. will SELL on SATURDAY
-. MORNING, July 5th 9 o'clock the GRASS staud-
ing on the THOMAS NICHOLS FARM, beyond GEN.
CHANsERLAIN's the old Holden road about % miles
rom Worcester 5. w. SELBY 81 co, ducts.
Worcester, July ], 1851. iy4dlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
NOTICE.
CRY MARsHAL's OFFICE, !

}
DARTICULAR ATTENTION ia called to the 32d and
i 44h Sections Of the 9th Chapter of the Ordinance of
the City OF Worcester. which read follows:
Sect 80 No person shall tie sten any horse cattle,
or team to Of the preserved for orna-
ment and shade in any street highway any public
grounds or to iron fence pu up for the protection of
such trees
Sect A. No person shall place, sweep dep sit any
dirt sawdust soot ashes cnders, shreds shavngs hair
manure OYSTER lobster, clam shells, any animal or
vegetable substance, any rubbish oa filth of any
kind in upon public highway, street. sidewalk or
public place. without first obtaining written license there
for from the Committee Highways, person al-
thorzed by them and without faithfully complying with
the condition of the license.
Attention is called the 5th and 9Th Sections of the
5sth Chapter Of the Revised Statutes:
Sect D. If person shall have in his esson with
intent to SELL shall offer for SALE shall SELL or give
away ote fireworks called rockets crackers squbs
or serpens without first having obtained the license
Seectmen OF the town, he SHALL for every offence
forfeit sum not exceeding ten dcars, the of the
town in which the offence shall have been committed
Sect g. II person shall have in his possession, with
intent to sci fire shall fire any rocket cracker
squib serpent, shall throw any lighted rocket
er squib SERPENT within any town. without license
of the Selectm he SHALL for every oense forfeit
not exceeding ten dollars the the town in which
the offence shall have been committed
Je2l-duy4 GEO. JONES, City Marshal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
Sky-Light Daguerreotypes.


r. B. CLAFLIN invites the attention of the public
W TO the superior DAGUERREOTYPEs he is now
taking at l42 Main street.
III Particular attention Is invited the clear and life.
IKE expression OF the eye; the rich and beautiful oness
OF tone; the rare and exquisite finish Of both plate and
picture.
From his long experience h and extensive knowledge
the business, together with the facilities with which he
to operate he feels justified in saying that the pictures he
is now producing are not exceed by those of any other
operator either in the city country. Persons having
pictures takenby the best operators earnestly solicited
TO call and compare them with the pictures now being
taken at his rooms. 1t fact universally acknowledged
that the pictures taken his rooms in point of delHea
ton, bodness and unerng truthulness equaed by
few, and excelled by none
" Pice $780, and upwards, according to size of plate
and richness of frame or case.
~ Persons having pictures taken by other operators
with which they dissatisfied can have them retaken al
reasonable charge Copies taken from Dagnerreoypes
and Painted Miniatures, Busts and Portraits.
10 Children taken at all ages.
Kecolect the number-l42 MAIN STREET, (up only one
hight of stairs doors north Of B. L. HARDoN's Co.
Worcester, June 25 ie26-dtfs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
PIANO FORTE WARER0OM,
No. 3 Warren Hall. Pearl ST.. Worcest,

IL. s MASON has, and intends to keep
for SALE good assortment of Piano Fortes.
II W n n The stock at present consists of Pianos in
Rosewood and Mahogany Cases. round half
round and square all of which made in the
most thorough manner and will be sold low good
strunents can be bought and terms favorable the
purchaser, as at any other establishment
From the experience the subscriber has had in teaching
and in selecting Plant he feels confident that every
recommended by him will give entire satisfaction.
Every instrument will be warranted, and if il does not
prove in every respect recommended, it may be ex-
changed or the money WiN be refunded.
Pianos OF any description will be furnished to order
short notice.
SECONDHAND PIANOS FOR SALE. Three good
second Pianos for SALE in Rosewood Case been used
two years-a good mstrumen-and two in Mahogany Ca
ses, very good tone Any wishing cheap nstru
ment will do well TO call and look at the above, they
will be sold low.
Secondhand Pianos bought taken in exchange for
Pianos Tuned and Repaired md all business connected
with the trade profession, either in of the city
will be promptly and faithfully attended to, application
at Warren Hall, at his residence corner of jack
sos<n nd Beacon streets. jee-dis3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
MINERAL TEETH
For MaStinafinn.


6zsse.srs THE subscriber gives his personal atten
5SSsSEs.s ton TO the manufacture of Mineral Teet
OITTYYYS of the best quality from preparation
- which produce hfe-kike resenl6&anc
that SO lar as known, gives entire satisfaction and
eXceled The facilities Of his Establishment for the Man
iacture OF Mineral Teeth the different methods of attach
ing them to gold pstes, by double fasenngs, when sub
ected TO great pressure, rendering them firm and rea5
in aStcafi0n, the and comfort with which they are
worn after due trial. the which they have
been subjected without failure, their perfect articulation
and the thorough manner in which the Patchwork
cued enable the subscriber to offer guaranty against
dcectiCe mechanism, and in ali cases, the
able expectations Of his patienis,to combine the Title
duce, the eul with the agreeable :"
ON HAND.-A supply Of selected Tooth Brushes, to-
gether with MILLER's AETIcEPTIc DENTIFRICE, new
article surpassed by any for cleansing The teeth and
correcting bad breath. Also MILLER's COMPOUND Lo-
TIoN recent preparation for Canker, Sore Throat,
Spongy Gums, sc,
The efficiency OF the above preparations and the ncreas
ing demand for hem have induced the Proprietor
into their manufacture more largely than formerly.
N BAH failures in the manufacture of Mineral Teeth,
mechanical defects in gold plate work. soldering, filling
teeth, sc, by JAMES NEWTON, during his connection
with this elce, will be repaired the work done anew
as the case may require, by the subscriber without farther
charge to the patient. s p. MILLER.
ONCE l42 Main st. Residence No Harvard ST.
I-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
Confectionery and Cake Manufactory.

OUHItCIIUNaTy and cake Manufact0ry.
Nov opened at No Pearl ST.. formerly known as the
IN Apollo Saloon; where may be found, or made to or
derevery variety Of Fancy Cake Confectionery the
very best qualify.
The Saloon is newly fitted up in magnificent sye and
under the direction of
M. II. CLAPP, Formerly Clapp s. Mars,)
who will attend personally to every article Of manufacture
gentlemen and Ladies will be furnished all hours with
ICE CREAM, OYSTERS, REFRESHMENTS, TEA.
COFFEE, &c.
Also-Pasry, New Bread, and all kinds of Crackers
Preserves, Jeles, Choice Fruits. Nuts, &C.
~ Families and parties furnished with any OF the above
az short notice and satisfaction guaranteed apl5d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
In Basement of Nos. & 2 Pipers Block.


AAA 0tASOAAASAAO Va @aOG L TX q L 4pC1 . 0IOChs
Next Door South U. $. Hotel.
NHE subscribers have resumed business in the above
L Spacious Saloon, which they have fitted up with all
the improvements of the day and with such convenenees
the public accommodation demands.
Their Cooking apparatus of the latest and best con-
Hrucon; the establishment is literally supplied with pure
spring water and every part lighted with gas.
Their reputation has long been established keepers Of
Eating House, and they will be everready all hours to
furnish parties individuals with such refreshments as
may be desired
New York Oysters constantly hand, and furnished in
any quantity TO order.
Fruit of all kinds. Nnts and Confectionery Of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment.
II Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public.
my2l-dwis5m SPURR g. LEWIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
ROOMS TO LET,

TN the New Building Exchange street, near Main st.,
that are well lighted and calculated for almost any kind Of
mechanical business. Inquire Of
HATCH & TOWNSEND,
je24dn On the premises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
Boston & Worcester Railroad
FOURTH OF JULY!
Great Attractions in Boston and Worcester!
EXTRA TRAINS

follows
Leave Worcester for Boston and Milford (soppng at
Way Stations at 80 A. NJ and LIS p NJ. Also, imme-
diaey after the Exhibition Of FIRE WORKS at Worces-
ter in the evening
Leave Milford for Boston and Worcester (stopping at
Way Safions) at A. NJ, and AIS P. NJ.
Leave Saxonvle for Boston at 9 80 A. NJ.
Leave Boston for Worcester stopping at Stations
OF Natick) at 645 NJ Also, in the Evening, in the fol-
lowing order, Immediately after the Exhibition of
FIRE WORKS ON THE COMMON.
LIST For Brooklne. starting from Platform outside
Station.
2d-For birmingham, Ashland, southboro, Wesboro,
Grafton and Worcester, starting from eastery track On
ward Station, without stops east of birmingham.
3d--For Framneham, Sherburne, Holliston, Metcalfs
Braggs and Milford starting from westerly track onward
Staton), without stops east of birmingham.
4th.-For Granville, w. Needham, Natck and Saxon
ve starting from easterly track Outward Staon) with
out stops east of Granville.
5th-For Brighton and Newton, starting from westerly
track Outward Station.
C. TWICHELL, Sup't
Boston. June %, 1851. jy2d3t