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Weston Eliphalet, h Merrimac st, Cottage build- ings.
Weston Samuel, watchman, Hamilton corporation, 2 Werster st.
Webster Thomas, painter, h Chapel st, Chapel Hill.
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Webster Joseph, at factory, Hamilton corporation, h 2 Webster st.
Webster Eleazer, Middlesex corporation.
Webster George, bds at Mrs. Hunt's, Suffolk cor- poration.
Webster Humphrey, house wright & trunk maker, rear Central st.
Whipple Oliver M., powder manufacturer, on Con- cord river, h Moors st.
Whipple James, laborer, h Chapel st.
Whipple Lucius, meal store, Lowell st, h Lowell street.
Whipple Stephen, at factory, h 29 Worthing st.
White Daniel, cabinet maker, boarding h, Merri- mac st.
White Phillip T., merchant tailor, Central st, bds at Mrs. Butler's, Gorham st.
Whitney Israel, agent of Tremont corporation, h Appleton corporation.
Whitney Asa W., cordwainer, h Gorham st, Flagg's building.
Whitney Hannaniah, provision cellar, Merrimac st, boarding h, Merrimac st.
Whitney John, overseer, Appleton corporation, h 21 Jackson st.
Whitney William, Suffolk corporation, bds at Mrs. Hunt's.
Waiting Phinehas, W. I. goods & groceries, Mer- rimac st, without the village.
Winslow Edward, machinist, h Church st.
Wheelock Abbot & Co., English goods, Central st, 4 Union buildings.
Whidden John M., dry goods, 19 Merrimac st, Wyman's building.
Whitier Moses, overseer, bds at Holland's, Prince street.
Whittier Eben, turner, h rear of Lowell st, Antho- ny's bu lding.
Whithouse Stephen, Lowell st.
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Wheeler Jefferson, machinist, 12 Dutton square. Wheeler Phinehas, yeoman, without the village. Wheeler Daniel, overseer, bds 3 Appleton corpo- ration, at Straw's.
Whitcomb Rebecca, 20 Jackson st, Appleton cor- poration.
Whitfield, hair dresser, Lowel st, Hobb's building. Whithead Darius, overseer, bds 3 Appleton corpo- ration, at Mrs. Straw's.
Wilson Margaret, h 2 Carpet, Scotch block.
Wilson John, weaver, h 3 Carpet block.
Wilson William, at factory, h 3 Carpet block.
Wilson Glaud, overseer, carpet, h 9 Carpet block.
Wilson Beulah, boarding, Hamilton corporation, h 17.
Wilson Joseph, overseer, bds at Phelps', Worth- ing st.
Wilson Charles L., overseer, bds at J Reeds, 6 Dutton st.
Wilson James, machinist, h 28 rear of Dutton st.
Wilson James, teamster, h Merrimac st.
Wilson Nathaniel, butcher, at H. Coburn's, Chelms- ford, road, without the village.
Winchester Samuel, blacksmith, Massic Falls, k River st.
Winkley Jeremiah, house wright, Massic Falls, h River st.
Wilkins Charles, house wright, h Appleton st, Jef- ferson Bancroft's building.
Wilkins Samuel L., shoe store, 23 Merrimac st, Wyman's building.
Wilkins Susan, boarding h, 23 Merrimac st, Wy- man's building.
Wilkins John, machinist.
Wright James, machinist, overseer Middlesex cor- poration, h Warren st.
Williams Joel, machinist, 3 Appleton corporation, Butler's building.
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Willoughby W. A., road maker, bds at Mrs. Pay- son's.
Willard Samuel, surveyor of work, bds at Frye's tavern.
Wiles Daniel jr., Middlesex corporation.
Wild Benjamin, boarding h, Fenwick st.
Willins, 11 Prince st.
Wille Charles, & Clark Remembrance, tailors, Central st, bds at Andrews', Lowell st.
Willey Daniel, boarding, overseer, bds 3 Appleton corporation, Mrs. Straw's.
Willard Peter H., W. I. goods, Lowell st, Hobb's building, bds at Coburn's.
Winn Joseph, house wright, bds at Mrs. Wether- bee's.
Winslow George, machinist, h 24, rear of Dutton street.
Wood Ephraim, Town House, h Belvidere.
Wood Susan T., widow, boarding h, Merrimac st, rear J. Barns' building.
Wood John G., h Chapel st.
Woods Samnel, proprietor of Lowell baggage wag- gons, h Central st, Chapel Hill.
Woodward & Sulivan Mrs., mantau & dress mak- ing, Central st, over Mansur & Reeds, W. bds at Mrs. Whiting's, S. at Towne's.
Woodard Betsy, widow, boarding h, 24 Appleton corporation.
Woodard Russell, blacksmith, h 27 Worthing st.
Woodbury David, house wright, Lowell st, A. Woodbury's building.
Woodward Moses, painter, h River st, Prescott's building.
Worthing Sarah, boarding h, 17 Appleton st.
Wright Nathaniel, president of Lowell bank, h Merrimar st, opposite stone hotel.
Wright Wal er, overseer, h 24 Dutton st.
Wright Alexander, agent at carpet factory, h on Merrimac river, near Merrimac st.
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Wright & Ames, attorney at law, Central st, Union buildings.
Wright John, overseer at dye house, 1 High block, carpet, rear.
Wright Stephen, machinist.
Wright Hapgood, shoe store, Central st, bds at Mrs. Butler's.
Wyman William, post master, office Town House, Merrimac st, h Merrimac st.
Wyman Timothy, machinist, bds 3 Appleton cor- poration, at Mrs. Straw's.
Wyman William W., hat store, Merrimac st, bds Merrimac st.
Wyman & Seaver Miss, milliners & dress makers, Central st, Union buildings, W. bds at Mrs. Thorning's, Webster st.
Wyatt Joseph, barr room, Lowell st.
Wyatt Mary, boarding h, Appleton st, in rear, Co- burn's building,
Wyllie Catherine, widow, boarding h, Merrimac st, Elliot's building.
Young Artemas Capt., h Central st. Young Darius, h Gorham st.
Young Elias, boarding h, Lowell st. Young & Jack, victualling cellar, Lowell st.
Yates John, bds at Bates', 54 Worthing st.
Yates James, bds at Bates', 54 Werthing st.
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STREETS, &c.
Appleton Street, from Gorham st. west, to Thorn- dike st. east, by the new stone church.
Bowditch Street, from Jackson st. to Hamilton st.
Central Street, from Merrimac st. north, to Chapel Hill south.
Church Street, from Central st. to Belvidere, by the Baptist church, over the south Concord River bridge.
Chapel Street, from Central st. by the Universalist church, to Boston road.
Chapel Hill, situated at the south part of the town, including Chapel st. and Elm st.
Dutton Street, beginning at the Merrimac factories, runs south by the machine shop, to Thorndike street.
Elm Street, from the road leading to Boston, by the Methodist church, to Chapel st., Chapel Hill.
Elliot Street, from Jackson to Hamilton st., Hamil- ton corporation.
Emerson Place, opens on Gorham st.
Fenwick Street, from Lowell st. by the Catholic church.
Green Street, from Central st. to George st.
George Street, from Church st. to Hurd st.
Ham Iton Street, from Central and Gorham sts. to Thorndike st.
HurJ Street, from Central st. to Church st., by the Middlesex corporation.
Jackson Street, from Central st. to Thorndike st., by the Hamilton and Appleton factories.
Lowell Street, from Central st., near canal bridge, to Morrimac st.
Merrimac Street, from north Concord River bridge, ›to the stone hotel, by the Town House.
Merrimac Place, on Merrimac corporation, con- prises Prince, Worthing and Dutton sts.
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Prince Street, from Merrimac bleach house, to Mer- rimac st.
River Street, from Church st., by Massic Falls, nearly parallel with Concord River.
Tyler's Street, from Central st. to River st.
Thorndike Street, from Dutton st. over canal bridge to Boston road.
Worthing Street, from Merrimac factories to Mer- . rimac st.
Warren Street, from Central st., near Frye's tavern, to Middlesex corporation.
Webster Street, from Jackson st. to Hamilton st.
CHURCHES AND MINISTERS.
First Church, St. Ann's, Merrimac st., Rev. The- odore Edson.
First Baptist Church, Church st., Rev. Enoch W. Freeman.
First Congregational Church, Merrimac st., Rev. Amos Blanchard.
First Methodist Church, Chapel Hill, Rev. Ed- ward K. Avery.
First Universalist Church, Chapel st., Rev. Calvin Gardner.
Second, or South Congregational Church, Hamil- ton st., Rev. William Barrv.
Third Congregational Church, Appleton st., Rev. William Twining.
First Roman Catholic Church, Fenwick st., Rev. John Mahony.
First Protestant Methodist, worship in Mcrrimac school house, Rev. Mr. Mc Leaish.
Secon ! Baptist Church, worship at Town Hall.
First Free Will Baptist Church, worship at school house, near Hale's mills.
Second Methodist Church, Lowell st.
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SOCIETIES, &c. IN THE DIFFERENT DE' NOMINATIONS IN LOWELL.
First Episcopal Church, organized 1824, Rev. Theodore Edson, pastor.
Female Auxiliary Missionary Society, Mrs. Es- ther Lewis, secretary.
Missionary Association, Mr. Cyril French, trea> surer.
Sabbath School.
First Baptist Church, organized Feb. 8, 1826, Rev. Enoch W. Freeman, pastor, ordained June & 1828.
Female Missionary Society.
Burman Missionary Society.
Female Aboriginal Missionary Society.
Charitable Society.
First and Second Monthly Associations.
Lowell Juvenile Education Society. Missionary Society.
Sabbath School.
First Congregational Church, organized June 6. 1826, Rev. Amos Blanchard, ordained Dec. 26, 1829.
Female Education Society.
Female Missionary Association.
Female Charitable Society.
Sabbath School Association.
Association for promoting the observance of the Sabbath.
Robert Raik's Juvenile Association.
Auxilary Tract Society. Female Benevolent Circle.
Monthly Concert for Prayer, and Contributions for Foreign and Domestic Missions.
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First Methodist Church, organized in 1827, Ret. Edward K. Avery, pastor, stationed June, 1830. Sabbath School Society.
Female Missionary Society. Charitable Society.
Tract Society.
First Universalist Church, organized in 1826, Rev. Calvin Gardner, pastor, installed December, 1830.
Second Congregational Church, organized Nov. 26, 1830, Rev. William Twining, pastor, ordained Oct. 4, 1831.
The religious and charitable associations in this society are not yet organized separalely from those in the First Congregational Society : but are in- tended to correspond with the latter, in character and number. See First Congregational Society.
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South Congregational Church, organized Nor. 7, 1830, Rev. William Barry, pastor.
Society formed September 26, 1829-Church gathered Nov. 7, 1830-Pastor ordained Nov. 17, 1830.
There are as yetno organized societies. A Sab- bath school is connected with the South Church.
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TOWN OFFICERS.
Town Clerk-Samuel A. Coburn, office at the Town Ha".
Toun Treasurer-Artemas Holden.
Selectme -Joshua Swan, Artemas Young, James Tyler.
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Assessors-Nathaniel Wright, Warren Colburn, Henry Coburn, James Tyler, John Avery. Constables-Joseph Parker, Luther Marshall, Wil-
liam Davis, Amos Weatherbee, Zacheus Shed, Henry J. Baxter,
Surveyors of Lumber and Wood-Jonathan Bowers, : : 1. 8. Aver, Henry Fletcher, Jona. Tyler. Overseers of the Poor-Oliver M. Whipple, Elisha Huntington, Benjanun Walker.
Tythingmen-Jonathan Knowles, Warren Colburn,
William D. Mason, Andrew B. Eaton, James L. Dean, Samuel A. Coburn, Oliver M. Whipple. Measurer of Lathing and Plaistering-Samuel Willard.
Board of Health-Zenas Done, Alvah Mansur, Juines Russell.
General Schoo! Committee-Rev. Theodore Edson, Ensha Bartlett, Elisha Huntington, Rev. William Barry, Rev. Amos Blanchard, Rev. Calvin Gard- ner.
High School Committee-Warren Colburn, Rev. The- odore Edson, Rev. Enoch W. Freeman, Rev. Eliphalet Case, Rev. Amos Blanchard.
Irish School Committee-Rev. Theodore Edson, Rev. Enoch W. Freeman, Rev. Eliphalet Case, Elisha Bartiett, Josiah Crosby.
Committee to rent the Town Hall-Joel Lewis, Jon- athan Tyler, Thomas P. Goodhue.
Fish Wards-Luther Richardso , Nehemiah S. Ramsy, Elisha Davis, William Marston, Jahres Russell.
Pound Keepers-William Fletcher, Theodore But- terfield.
Committee to Audit Accounts-John Avery, Jam's H. B. Ayer, Thomas P. Goodhue.
Field Drivers-James Russell, Joseph Botterfi Id, Joel Sione, George Done, Jonathan Meioon. Scaler of Weights and Measures-Joseph Tyler. Town Crier -- George Dodge.
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Representatives.
Willard Guild, Ebenezer Appleton, Artemas Holden, Oliver M. Whipple, Seth Ames, Maynard Bragg, William Davidson.
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Physicians and Surgeons.
Jolın O. Green, Merrimac st., near Stone Hotel.
William Graves, Hurd st., 7 brick buildings.
Elisha Bartlett, Central st., corner of Hamilton st. Josiah Crosby, Central st., north end.
Elisha Huntington, b on Gorham and Central st.
Robert Darrah, surgeon dentist, Central st., near Goodhue's store.
H. Pillsbury, Merrimac st., near Lowell Bank.
John C. Daiton, Dutton st.
Gilman Kimball, Merrimac st., near Lowell Bank. John W. Graves, surgeon of the reg't, ? Hurd st ..
Bradley Parker, Merrinac st., Fisk's buidling.
Daniel Mowe, Central st., Morse's building.
Benjamin Fellows &
John D. Pillsbury, Merrimac st., Green's building ...
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BANKS.
Lowell Bank, incorporated in 1828, capital $150,000.
Nathaniel Wright, President.
James G. Carney, Cashier. Joshua Bennet, 1
Cyril French, Josiah B. French,
Jonathan Morse 2d, Daniel Shattuck,
Director's.
Benjamin F. Varnum, Amos Whitney, Phineas Whiting,
Nathaniel Wright.
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Rail Road Bank, incorporated March, 1831, capital $200,000.
Luther Lawrence, President.
Pelham W. Warren, Cashier.
Kirk Boott,
Ebenezer Appleton,
Henry Cabot,
Directors.
Elisha Glidden,
Joshua Swan,
Robert Means,
Lowell Institution for Savings, incorporated 1820 Office at the Lowell Bank.
Elisha Glidden, President,
John O. Green
Elisha Bartlett,
Vice Presidents.
Oliver M. Whipple,
Theodore Edson,
Thomas Billings,
Joel Lewis,
Warren Colburn,
Trustees.
Cyril French,
Geo. Brownell,
James Russell,
Abiel Abbott,
James G. Carney, Treasurer.
The design of this institution is to afford, te those who are desirous of saving their money, but who have not acquired sufficient to purchase a share in the banks or a sum in public stocks, the means of employing it to advantage, without run- ning the risk of losing it, as they are too frequently exposed to do by loaning it to individuals, who ei- ther fail or defraud them. It is intended to encou- rage the industrious and prudent, and to induce
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those who have not hitherto been such, to lessen their unnecessary expenses, and to save and lay by something for a period of life, when they will be less able to earn a support. To promote these de- sirable purposes, the following rules, among others, have been adopted.
Deposites, or monies put in, will be received as low as one dollar, and when any person's depos- ites amount to five dollars they will be put upon interest.
The office is open only on Saturday evenings, from 7 to 9 o'clock.
Twice every year, namely, on the first Saturday of May and November, a payment of interest, at the rate of two dollars on every hundred dollars, that may have been deposited two quarters, and of one dollar on every such sum as may have been deposited one quarter, will be made, and so in pro- portion for smaller sums. And at the end of every five years, all the extra income, which has not be- fore been paid and divided, will then be divided among the depositors, in just proportion according to the Bye Laws; and nothing will be deducted from this extra income, but the actual expenses of carrying on the business and taking care of the money.
The Trustees will take no emolument or pay for their service, having undertaken it solely to pro- mote the interest of the Town, and of those who may wish to share in the benefits of the institution. Those who do not choose to take their interest from time to time, may be assured that it shall be added to their deposites, and put upon interest at the end of three months ; thus compounding their interest twice a year.
Any part, not less than ten dollars at a time, if more than that sum is deposited, or the whole of any depositor's money may be drawn only by giv- ing a week's notice, as the Trustees could not ...
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it or invest it to advantage if liable to pay it with out any notice.
Deposites will be entered in the books of the In- stitution, and also in a book to be given to the de- positor. This book will be the evidence of their property, and as valid as a note of land. When money is drawn out this book must be brought to the office to have the payment entered. Deposi- tors may take out the money themselves, or in cases of absence or sickness, it will be paid to their order, properly witnessed and accompanied by this Book.
If persons die, who have money in the Savings' Bank, the money will go to their heirs, or the per- sons to whom they may have given it by will with certainty. It cannot be placed where it will be more safe, as it respects the honor and fidelity of management. Persons who put in money, must sign the rules and agree to conform to them. This is necessary for the security of all parties. Money can be deposited by any person for the benefit of a minor or other person, and not subject to be witlı- drawn for a certain period of time.
The certain safety of the Institution will make it particularly useful to persons, who are in posses- sion of money, received as wages, gifts or gratui- ties, for which they have no immediate use, and which they wish to lay by for a rainy day.
Widows and children may, also, thus be safely provided for. A young man, intending to marry at a future day, and young women, who may ex- pect to change their condition, can here securely lay up a sum against a time when they may want it more.
As it would be impracticable to compute the in- terest on numerous deposites, unless it is made to commence from a few fixed periods, the deposites made during any quarter after the first day, will not be put upon interest until the first day of the
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succeeding quarter. The quarters commence on the first days of February, May, August and No- ve.nber; and no interest will be allowed for a frac- tional part of a quarter, or on a fractional part of a dollar, or on a larger sum than five hunured dol- lars to any one depositor.
INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
Merrimac Manufacturing Company, incorporated in 1825-Capital 81,500,000.
Kirk Boott, Agent. Warren Colburn, Superintendent. John D. Prince, Superintendent of Print Works.
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Locks and Canal Company, incorporated in 1823, Capital 600,6 00.
Kirk Boott, Agent, George Brownell, Superintendent machine shop.
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Hamilton Manufacturing Company, incorporated in 1825 Capital #000,000.
Ebenezer Appleton, Agent. Jch .. Avery, Superintendent. Willam Spencer, Superintendeuit of the Print Works.
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Appleton Manufacturing Company, irrorporated in 1828, Capital $500,000.
Patrick T. Jackson, Agent. George Motley, Superintendent.
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Lowell Manufacturing Company, incorporated in 1828, Capital $500,000.
George W. Lyman, Agent. David Moody, Superintendent. Alexander Wright, Superintendent Carpet. - Lowell Brewery, incorporated in 1828-Capital $50,000. Henry W. Barnes, Agent.
- Middlesex Manufacturing Company, incorporated in 1828, Capital $500,000 James Cook, Agent.
Massec Falls Manufacturing Company, incorporated in 1828, Capital $200.000.
Suffolk Manufacturing C. many, incorporated in 1830, Capital $450,000.
Robert Means, Agent.
Tremont Manyjarturing Corpary, incorporated in 1830, Capital $300.000.
Israel Whitney, Agent.
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Emerence Manufacturing Company, incorporated in 1880, Capitul $1,200,000.
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MilHleser Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Bonganon F. Varnum, Agent, office at Rail Road Bank.
Manufacturer's Fire Insurance Company.
John P. Robinson, Agent, office Central st., Hamilton Place.
Roxbury Mutual Fire Insurance Company. William Hilliard, Agent, office Central st.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
This Department consists of two uniform'd, and two Militia companies.
Henry J. Baxter, Adjutant.
North Company.
James Russell, Capt. Daniel Smith Lieutenant. Jacob O. Smith, Ensign.
South Company.
Bernice S, Hale, Capt, Willam Parker, Lh tenant. Jacob Parker, Ensign.
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Mechanic Phalanx.
Nehemiah S. Ramsay, Capt. Hiram Corbett, Liutenant. Jonathan Kendal, Ensign.
Lowell Light Infantry.
Nathan Durant, Capt.
Ranson Reed, Lieutenant. Horace Barbour, Ensign.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Kirk Boott, Chief Engineer.
Kirk Boott,
Joseph Tyler,
Warren Colburn,
Geo ge Brownell,
J. W. Dodge,
J. Russell,
Engineers.
Oliver M. Whipple,
Jolm Avery,
Jonathan Bowers,
Alvalı Mansur,
Fire Society.
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Temperance Society-Instituted in 1830. Elisha Huntington, President. John A. Knowles, Vice President.
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Thomas Billings, Secretary
The present number of members rising three hun .. red.
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Franklin Lyceum-Organized January, 1831.
This Society has for its object the mutual im- provement of its members. Its xemed cost of debates and lectures. Its meetings ait held weekly.
NEWS PAPERS PUBLISHED IN LOWELL.
Lowell Journal, published every Wednesday- Offr. Central st.
Lowell Mercury, published every Friday-Office Merrimac st.
Lowell Evangelist, published every Friday-Of- fice Central st.
Middlesex Telegraph, published every Monday- Office Central st.
Daily Journal, published at the Journal office.
PUBLIC HOUSES FOR ENTERTAINMENT.
Mansion House, Merrimac st .- William Blanch- ard.
General Stage House, Central st .- Ira Frye.
Washington Hotel, Central st .- Daniel Mixer.
Merrimac Hotel, Merrima st .- Samuel A. Co- İsurn.
Lowell Hotel, Gorham st .- Abraham P. Blake.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS, AT THE LOWELL POST OFFICE.
Post Office opens at 7 o'clock, A. M., in winter, and closes at 9 o'clock, P. M.
Opens at 5 o'clock A. M. in summer, and closes at 9 o'clock, P. M.
Arrivals.
Boston and southern daily, Sundays excepted, at half past 10 A. M., and half pas 6 P. M.
Windsor and An horst, at half past 12 P. M.
Newburyport, at 6 P. M.
Concord, N. H. Mendays Wednesdays and Fri- days, at half past 2 P. M.
Haverhill, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6 P. M.
Worcester, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6 P. M.
Salem, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at half past 10.
Ashburnham and Fitchburg, every Tuesday eve- ning.
Derry, every Saturday evening.
Departures.
Boston Daily, Sundays excepted, at 6 A. M. from April to November, and at 7 from Nov. to April, and half past 12 P. M.
Worcester, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at half past 6 A. M.
Newburyport, at half past 7, A. M.
Haverhill, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8 A. M.
Amherst and Windsor, at 11 A. M. daily.
Concord, N. H. at 11, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Salem, at half past 12, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Ashburnham, Wednesdays, at 10 o'clock. Derry, at every Saturday evening.
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LIST OF STAGES.
Boston morning stages leave Lowell at 7 and e'clock, and arrive in Boston at 9 and 10 o'clock. Returning, arrives in Lowell at 5 and 6 o'clock, P. M. The 1 o'clock stage arrives in Boston at 4 o'clock P. M. Returning, leaves Boston at 2 o'- clock, and arrives in Lowell at 5 o'clock, P. M.
Salem stage, 3 times a week, Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays. Leaves Lowell at 1 o'clock, & arrives in Salem at 5 o'clock, P. M. Returning, leaves Salem at 6 o'clock A. M., and arrives in Lowell at 10 o' clock.
Newburyport and Dover stages, Icave Lowell at 8 o'clock every morning, and arrive at Newbury- port at 12 o'clock, and at Dover at 7, P. M. Re- turning, leaves Dover at 7 o'clock, A. M., and ar- rives in Lowell at 7 o'clock, P. M.
Haverhill and Dover, N. II. stages, leave Lowell at half past 8 o'clock, and arrive at Haverhill at 12 o'clock, and at Dover at 7 o'clock, P. M. Return- ing, leaves Dover at 7o'clock, and arrives in Lowell at 5 o'clock, P. M.
Concord N. H., stages, through Pelham, Derry, Hooksett and Bow, leave Lowell at 10 o'clock A. M., and arrive at Concord at 6 o'clock. Leaves Concord at 7 o'clock A. M., and arrives in Lowell at 1 o'clock, P. M.
Concord N. H., stages, through Tyngsborough, Nashua, Bedford, Amoskeag and Hooksett, leave Lowell at 10 o'clock A. M., and arrive at Concord at 6 o'clock P. M. Returning, leaves Concord at 7 o'clock A. M., and arrives in Lowell at 2 o'clock, P. M.
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Amherst and Francistown stage, leaves Lowell at 10 o'clock, and arrives at Francistown at 6 0'- elock P. M. Returning, leaves Francistown at 4 o'clock A. M., and arrives in Lowell at 12 o'clock P. M.
Groton stage, leaves Lowell every morning, and arrives in Groton at 10 o'clock A. M. Returning, leaves Groton at 2 o'clock P. M., and arrives in Lowell at 5 o'clock, P. M.
From Groton to Worcester 3 times a week, Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
From Groton to Keene every day, at the arrival of the Groton stage.
Books kept at Frye's General Stage Tavern, Central st.
Books for the Boston, Newburyport, Haverhill and Dover stages, are kept at Mixer's Hotel, Cen- tral st., and at Blakes Hotel, Gorham st.
LIST OF BAGGAGE WAGGONS.
Lowell baggage waggons, leave Lowell every Monday and Thursday, and arrive in Boston every Tuesday and Friday, and leave the same days. Return to Lowell every Wednesday and Saturday.
Proprietors.
Samuel Wood, Chapel Hill. Joseph Tapley, Church st.
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ARBOT SAMUEL B., house wright, near fligh st. Aiken Cyrus, laborer, bds at Blanchard's tavern. Austin John, teamster, Washington st.
Barret Charles, mason, h Washington st.
Barry William Rev., bds at A. Mansur's. Barry James, house wright, High st. Barron Christopher, dyer, h rear Washington st. Barton Arnold, teamster, h Brown st.
Barns Calvin, attorney at law, h Washington st. Batchelder Henry Col., h Washington st. Batchelder Benjamin, house wright, h High st. Bennet John, surveyor, h Howe's block, Mill st. Bran Nancy, widow, h Washington st. Blake John, cabinet maker, h Water st. Blanchard William, inn holder, Washington st. Boylston William, bds at Z. Roger's. Brown William 24, mason, b Brown st. Brown Stephen, house wright and surveyor of lum- ber, Mansion House, High st. Square.
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