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BOSTON  DIRECTORY: 


CONTAINIyO 


THE  CITY  RECORD, 


GENERIL  DIRECTORY  OF  THE  CITIZENS, 


SPECIAL  DIRECTORY  OF  TRADES,  PROFESSIONS,  &c. 


ALMANAC,  FR03I  JULY,  1849,  TO  JULY,  1850, 


VARIETY    OF  MISCELLANEOUS   MATTER, 


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GEORGE  AI/AMS,  PUBLISHER  AND  PROPRIETOR. 

Office    No.    95>i    Washington    Street. 

1849. 

Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  1849,  by  Geobqe  Adams,  in  the  Clerk^s  office  of  the  District  Court  of 

the  District  of  Massachusetts. 

PRINTED   BT   DAMRELL   &    MOOKE,   AT   THE    DID   DICKINSON  PBINTINO  OFFICE,  16  DEV0N8HIRB  STREET. 


PEEFACE. 


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For  the  fourth  time  the  welcome  task  is  before  us,  of  presenting  to  our  pat- 
rons the  Boston  Directory. 

The  last  year  we  have  found  marked  with  numerous  changes.  Familiar  faces 
have  disappeared,  and  new  ones  taken  their  places.  These  movements  are  regis- 
tered in  the  following  pages,  and  we  shall  continue  to  keep  an  eye  upon  the 
shifting  scenes,  and  annually  record  the  changes.  Grateful  for  the  pubUc  favor 
and  interest  so  liberally  extended  to  us,  we  feel  called  upon,  and  disposed,  to  use 
every  effort  to  make  improvements  and  give  satisfaction. 

We  have  in  preparation  an  improved  Map  of  Boston,  designed  particularly  for 
the  Boston  Directory,  but  we  were  unable  to  get  it  ready  in  season  for  this 
number ;  it  is  not  necessary,  perhaps,  as  last  year  a  map  was  given. 
Next  year  we  promise  a  large  and  greatly  improved  one,  giving  East  and 
South  Boston,  with  the  streets  on  the  neck,  railroad  lines  from  Boston,  &c., 
&c.  To  make  up  for  a  map  this  year  we  have  added  eight  more  pages  to  the 
miscellaneous  matter,  and  over  four  thousand  names. 


Number  of  Names  in  the  Boston  Directory. 

Names  in  1848, 29,907 

Increase, 4,242 


Names  in  1849, 34,149 


Alterations  in  1849. 

Names  expunged, 7,383 

Names  added, 11,625 

Removals,  &c., 9,705 


Whole  number  of  Alterations, 28,713 


Pap;e. 
Advertisements,  Index  to...  368 
Additions,  Removals,  &  Cor- 
rections         2 

Banks  in  Boston 25 

Boston  Almanac 302 

Boston  Directory 302 

Boundaries  of  Wards 16 

Business  Key 303 

Calendar, 4,  5,  6 

Census 5-8 

Churches  and  Ministers  ....     35 

City  Government 18 

City  Laws  and  Regulations. .     21 

Commissioners 39 

Consuls,  &c 39 

Courts  38 

Custom  House 56 

Constables   38 

Distances  &  Fares  over  Rail- 
roads       43 


CONTENTS. 

I  Page 

I  East  Boston 8 

I  Expresses 36 

!  Fire  Department 22 

j  Halls,  Public  Buildings,  &c.  15 

I  Health  Department 20 

i  Ice  Company 54 

j  Insurance  Companies 28 

Joy's  Building 51 

Masonic  Societies 34 

Massachusetts  Block 52 

Merchants'  Exchange 7 

Military  ...'. 54 

Museum 55 

Names,  occupations,  &c.,  of 

the  Inhabitants 57 

Newspaper  Agency  ••••  41  &  365 

Newspapers  in  Boston 40 

New  York 301 

OddFellows 34 

Omnibuses  55 


Packets 42 

Police 21 

PostOffice 17 

Rechabite  Directory 34 

Railroads 43—50 

Schools 24 

School  Furniture,  see  Index  368 

Societies  30 

Sons  of  Temperance 34 

South  Market 53 

Steamships 42 

Streets,  C'ts,  Places,  Blocks, 

&c 9 

Street  Directoiy 3 

Treasury  Department 19 

Undertakers 20 

United  Americans 34 

Ward  Rooms 17 

Waterworks 23 

Wharves 14 


ADDITIONS,  REMOVALS.  AND  CORRECTIONS. 

SOCIETY  FOB.  THE  RELIEF  OF  AGED 
AND  DESTITUTE  CLERGYMEN. 

Instituted  May,  1849. 
Ichabod  Nichols,  D.D.,  President.  F.  Parkman, 
D.D.,  and  N.  L.  Frothingham,  D.D.,  Vice-Presi- 
dents. Rev.  Charles  Brook,  Secretary.  Ephraim 
Peabody,  D.D.  Treasiirer.  James  Walker,  D.D., 
Alvan  Lamson,  D.D.,  Samuel  Barrett,  D.D.,  Geo. 
Putnam,  D.D.,  Directors. 


Bonney  Pelham,  jr.  sec.  Long  Pond  Mu.  F.  Ins.  Co. 
Cummings  David,  engineer,  Mass.  Hospital 
Dykes  John,  printer,  h.  6  Rollins  place 
Emerson  C.  H.  counsellor,  46  Court 
Haves  Augustus  A.  chemist  and  assayer,  h.  1  Pine 
Hubbard  N.  D.  commissioner  for  Wisconsin,  4  Court 
New  England  Railway  Guide,  published  at  the  office 

of  the  Path-Finder,  by  Geo.  K.  Snow  &  Co.,  5 

Washington  street — semi-monthly. 


Bond  Geo.  W.  from  7  State  to  55  Kilby 
Charlton  Thomas,  from  78  State  to  55  Kilby 
Chase,  Brothers,  from  93  Water  to  7  Liberty  sq. 


Farnhara  P.  J.  &  Co.,  from  18  Custom  House  st. 

to  2  Bath 
Lyman  Frederick  &  Co.  from  34  State  to  169  Milk 


Noyes  Henry,  92  &  94  Salem,  instead  of  72  do.         |  Tracy  &  Russell,  mer.  73  Long  wf.  instead  of  3  do. 


STREET     DIRECTORY 


STREET   DIRECTORY. 

This  year  we  commence  a  Street  Directory  of  "Washinijtt-n,  Hanover,  Tremont,  and  Milk  streets,  with 
Harrison  avenue;  an  extended  one  beyond  these  woulH  be  of  little  or  no  utility,  the  streets  of 
Boston  being  so  short  and  numerous.  The  lis<^  of  streets  this  year  will  be  found  full  and  complete, 
having  been  carefully  corrected — see  pt-^'e  8.  A  street  directory  of  the  city  of  New  York  may  be  of 
some  use,  as  there  the  streets  extend  two  or  three  miles,  and  are  more  regularly  laid  out  than  here. 
The  following  statement  will  show  this  fact : — 

Number  of  streets,  courts,  places,  &c.  in  Bost-ju 809 

Number  of  streets,  coiuts,  places,  &c.  in  New  York 372 

Yet  the  territory  and  population  of  New  York  is  about  four  times  as  large  as  Boston. 
Street  Directory  is  found  convenient,  we  shall  extend  it  to  other  streets  next  year. 

%*  To  find  in  what  part  of  a  street  any  number  may  be — say,  for  instance,  161  Washington — you  will  see  in  the  table 
below  that  Harvard  place  opens  at  l.W  on  the  lefc,  and  Province  House  court  at  163,  of  course  161  would  be  between 
these  two.    The  Hotels,  Churches,  &c.,  on  the  streets  below,  are  also  pointed  out. 


WASHINGTON      ST., 

from  Dock  sq.  to  Roxbury 
line. 

Rt.  Lft. 

1  •  •  Dock  square 
2  Wilson  lane 

21  ••   Cornhill 

69  ••  (;ourt 
68  8t.ate 

70  Old  State  House 

81  •  •  Joy's  building 

87  •  •   Court  avenue 

99  •  •   Williams  court 

■•  128  Water 

134  Spring  lane 

137  ■•   School 

•  •  146  Old  South  Church 
155  •  •   Harvard  place 

•  •  146  Milk 

163  •  •   Province  House  ct. 

185  ■  •   Norfolk  avenue 

209  .  •   Bromfield 

219  •  ■   Graphic  court 

• .  184  Franklin 

229  •  •  Marlboro'  Hotel 

231  . .  Chapel  place 

271  ••   Winter 

•  ■  226  Summer 

•  •  240  Central  court 

•  •  264  Avon  place 

•  •  290  Bedford 

307  •  •  Temple  avenue 

333  ••   West 

•  •  300  Suffolk  place 
361  •  •   Melodeou 
371  •  •   Adams  House 

•  ■  330  Norfolk  place 

•  ■  340  Sweetser  court 
387  •  •  Avery 

■  •  348  Hay  ward  place 
403  •  ■   Fayette  court 

•  •  364  Newbury  place 

■  ■  378  Essex 

431  •  ■  Boylston  st.  &  Mkt. 

•  •  410  Beach 

451  ■  •  La  Grange  place 

481  •  •   Eliot 

•  •  4.32  Kueeland 

■  •  448  Harvard 
501  ■  •  Dix  place 

•  •  462  Bennet 
517      ■•  UoUis 
549       ■  •   Common 

•  •  514  Oak 
581       •  •    Warren 
589       ■     Pleasant 

•  •  520  Pine  st.  &  Church 
603      ■  ■   Ohio  place 

•  •  548  Indiana 

Gil       •  •  Indiana  place 
625      •  •  Orange 

•  •  562  Orange  lane 
631       •  •   Castle,  West 

■ .  564  Castle,  East 

. .  566  South  Con.  Church 

•  ■  570  -■Vsylum 

637      •  •   Wash.  Gardens 
6G3       •  •   Cherry 
667      •  •  Kellam  place 
671       •  •   Lucas  place 


Rt 

Lft. 

620  Florence 

628  Decatur 

679 

•  ■  Carney  place 

683 

■  •   Garland 

695 

668  Dover 

701 

•  •   Franklin  School  H. 

711 

•  •   Groton 

721 

•  •  Medford  court 

680  Ashland  avenue 

684  Cottage  place 

73.3 

•  •   Washington  court 

741 

•     Wells  place 

743 

•  •  Gorhani  place 

712  South  May 

743 

730  Waltham 

734  Olive  place 

740  Blake's  court 

744  Maiden 

744  8.  Williams 

759 

748  Dedham 

765 

756  Canton 

773 

•  •  Brookiine 

•  ■  Blackstone  square 

•  •   Franklin  square 

777 

758  Newton 

785 

•     Rutland 

789 

762  Concord 

•  •  Worcester 

795 

•  •   Springfield 

■■   Chester 

801 

798  Northampton 

805 

■  •   Camden 

806  Camden  place 

815 

•  •   Willard  place 

•  ■   Lenox 

841 

•  •  Clifton  place 

857 

•  •  Arnold 

HARRISON   AVENUE 

runs 

from  29  Essex  to  Rox- 

bury 

line 

Rt. 

Lft. 

20  Oxford  place 

25 

30  Beach 

47 

•  ■   Plymouth  place 

60  Kneeland 

75 

82  Harvard 

91 

•  •   Bennet 

103 

■  ■   Nassau 

113 

130  Oak 

123 

■  ■  Maple  place 

139 

•  ■  Pine 

156  Tyler  court 

168  Curve 

151 

•  -   Indiana 

159 

•  •  Orange  lane 

180  E.  Orange 

161 

■  •     E.  Castle 

191 

•  ■   Asylum 

194  Erie 

202  Oneida 

214  Oswego 

222  Genesee 

232  Rochester 

242  Troy 

•  •  S.  Boston  bridge 

•  ■   Dover 

225 

•  •   Dover  place 

2 

33 

• .   Fort  avenue 

I'he  foUoiving  streets  open 

from  the  right. 
Ashland  av.      Canton 
Cottage  place    Brookiine 
South  May        Newton 
Waltham  Concord 

Olive  place  AVorcester 
Blake's  court  Springfield 
JLalden  Chester 

Dedham  Northampton 

Hamburg 

TREMONT     STREET 
runs  from  Court,  on  the  left, 
and  Howard,  on  the  right,  to 
Roxbury  line. 
Rt.     Lft. 
1       •  •  Howard 
11       ■  •  Pemberton  sq. 

•  ■     204  Court 

•  •     192  Museum 

■  •   Savings'  Bank 

•  •   Pavilion 

■  ■   Phillips  place 

•  •   Albion 

•  ■  King's  Chapel 

■  •   Beacon 
■ •     180  School 

■  •  Tremont  House 

•  •   Tremont  Temple 

•  •     169  Montgomery  place 

•  •     165  Bromfield 

•  •  Bumstead  place 

•  •     162  Hamilton  place 

•  •   Park  St.  Church 
••   Park 

•  •  The  Common 

•  •     157  Winter 

•  St.  Paul's  Church 

•  •   Masonic  Temple 

•  •     149  Temple  place 
■  •     143  West 

■ .     125  Mason 

•  •     112  Winthrop  House 

•  •  106  Boylston 
100      •  •  Foster  place 

88      69  Eliot 

■  Johnson  School 
74      ■  •   Kuhn  place 
70      •  •   Seaver  place 

•  •       58  HoUis 

48  Common 

42      33  AVarren 

28  27  Pleasant 
238  ■•  Jefferson 
282    273  Railroad  bridge 

•  •  W.  Castle 

•  -   Gardiner 

•  Lucas  place 

•  •     351  Dover 

The  following  streets  open 

from  the  left. 
Groton  Newton 

Lowell  Rutland 

Hanson  Concord 

Waltham  Worcester 

Weston  Springfield 

Chelsea  Chester 

Dedham  Northampton 


Canton  Camden 

Brookiine  Lenox 

Pembroke         Kentle 

HANOVER  STREET 
runs  from  97  Court  to  Win- 
nisimmet  Ferry 

Rt.    Lft. 

32  Shawmut  House 
40  American  House 
29      ■•  Elm 

•  •  60  &  42  Portland 

48  Hanover  House 

62  Friend 
65      76  Union 
75      •  •  Marshall 
77    102  Blackstone 

•  •     102  Endicot 

•  •     104  Salem 

85  •  •   North  Centre 

95  •  ■  Mansion  House 

103  130  Cross 

•  ■  138  Hanover  place 
115  •  •  Mechanic 

■  •     144  Parknian  place 

•  ■     150  N.  Hanover  court 

■  ■     168  Chessman  place 
125      •  ■  Clark  alley 
139    176  Richmond 

149  •  ■  Stone  Church 

•  •  190  Wesley  place 
153  •  ■   Lathrop  place 
167  200  Prince 

•  •  206  1st  Universalist  ch. 

•  •  208  North  Bennet 
185  ••  Fleet 

•  -  212  Tileston 
185  ••  Clark 

•  •  New  N.  Church 
187  •■   Bartlett 

•  •  222  Robinson's  alley 
191  •  •  Hanover  avenue 

•  ■  230  Charter 
195  •■   Salutation 
199  ••   Battery 

217      •  ■  Limerick  place 

•  •   Commercial 

•  •   Sigourney  place 

MILK    STREET    runs 
from  146  Washington  to  Cen- 
tral wharf. 
Rt.    Lft. 
25       •  ■  Hawley 
35      •  •   Morton  place 
16  Sewall  place 
34  Devonshire 
53       •  ■   Theatre  alley 
75       •  •   Federal 
83      •  •  Atkinson 
70  Congress 
86  Bath 
97      ••  Pearl 
. .     106  Kilby 
135      •■   Oliver 
149    116  Battery  march. 
157    124  Broad 
173    140  India 


4                                                                     ALMANAC. 

JULY,  1849. 

AUGUST,  1849. 

MOON'S  PHASES. 

MOON'S  PHASES. 

Full  Moon,  5th  day,  8h.  44m.  morning 

Full  Moon,  3d  day,  llh.  Sm.  evening. 

Last  Quarter,  ISth  day,  2h.  23m.  morning. 

Last  Quarter,  11th  day,  8h.  48m.  morning. 

New  Moon,  19th  day,  4h.  31m,  evening. 

New  Moon,  18th  day,  Oh.  48m.  morning. 

First  Quarter,  25th  day,  7h.  51m.  evening. 

First  Quarter,  25th  day.  Oh.  11m.  evening. 

Mo 

Days  of 
week. 

MISCELLANIES.        ]  Snn   '  Sud  ]  L-gth  rf 

Moon      High 
rises.  1  Water. 

D. 
Mo 

Days  of 
week. 

MISCELLANIES. 

Sun 

rises. 

Sun   iL'gthot 

Moon 
rises. 

High 
Water. 

h.   m.  h.   m.    h.     m. 

h.     m.    h.    m. 

b.    m.h.    m.l  h.     m. 

h.     m. 

b.     m. 

l^SUN 

4  26  7  40  15  14 

1  25   8  23 

1 

Wednes 

4  52  7  20:14  28 

3  10,  9  34 

2Mon 

BOSTON         4  26  7  40  15  14 

2  13   9  16 

2  Thurs 

Office  of  the 

4  53  7  19  14  26 

4    010  17 

3Tues 

4  27  7  40  15  13 

2  48    9  59 

3  Fri 

4  54  7  18  14  24 

0  ris  10  56 

4  Wednes 

4  27  7  39  15  12 

3  28  10  42 

4  Satur 

4  55  7  1614  21    7  5211  32  1 

5Thurs 

DIRECTORY.  4  28  7  39 15 11 

O  lis  11  18 

5jSUN 

llOXBURY 

4  56  7  1514  19    8  20 

eve 

6,Fri 

4  29  7  39  15  10 

8  34  11  54 

6  Mon 

4  57:7  14  14  17   8  57 

0  41 

7  Satur 

4  30  7  39  15    9 

9  21   eve 

7 1  Tues 

'4  58  7  13  14  15'  9  37 

1  14 

8  SUN 

— 

4  30  7  38  15    8 

9  38    1    1 

8  Wednes 

DIRECTORY   4  69  7  llil4  1210  30i  1  51 

9Mon 

4  31  7  38  15    7 

10    0   1  36 

9  Thurs 

'5    0,7  10  14  10.10  50    2  29 

lOTues 

4  32  7  38  15    6 

11    1    2  14 

10  Kri 

5    lj7    914    8  11  17    3  13 

lljWednes 

Boston 

4  33  7  37  15    4 

11  28   2  52 

ll;.Satur 

and              I5    2  7    8,14    6:11  59   4    8 

12  Thurs 

4  33  7  37  15    4 

11  59   3  38 

12,SUN 

5    3  7    7jl4    4!morn    5  26 

13Fri 

14  34  7  36  15    2 

morn   4  32 

1 13  Mon 

5    4i7    514    li  0  33   6  49 

14  Satur 

D  I  R  E  C  T  0  R  Y  4  35  7  36  15    1 

0  29   5  48 

14  Tues 

WNVTBOvs     5    5!7    413  59,  130i  8    4 

15  SUN 

4  36  7  35  14  59    1  11    7  10 

15Wednes!     """' "     5    6i7    2  13  56!  2  28   9  26 

16  Mon 

4  37  7  34  14  57 

1  53   8  33 

16  Thurs                                      5    7l7    1 13  54!  3  25  10  21 

17  Tues 

Office, 

4  38  7  34  14  56 

2  35   9  39 

17iFri                        o„                5    86  5913  51!  4  22 11    7 

18  Wednes 

4  39  7  33  14  54 

3  17  10  34 

18  Satur                                      l5    9  6  5813  49   sets   11  19 

19  Thurs 

4  39  7  32  14  53 

sets   11  23 

19  SUN                                        15  10  6  56  13  46    7  43  morn 

20Fri 

No.  95)<           4  40  7  32  14  52 

7  49  morn 

20  Mon                BOSTON          15  11,6  55  13  44    8  13   0  26 

21  Satur 

l4  41  7  31  14  50 

8  25   0  26 

21  Tues                  ^     y^    ,          ^  J2'6  54  13  42    8  43   1    3 

22  SUN 

4  42  7  30  14  48 

8  55   0  46 

22  Wednes                                  I5  1416  5213  38   9  13:  1  39 

23  Mon 

Washington        4  43  7  29  14  46    9  28    1  26 

23  Thurs 

No   q'51^           5  15  6  51  m  36   9  43!  2  12 

24  Tues 

4  44  7  28  14  44  10  10   2    4 

24  Fri 

5  16:6  49  13  33 10  18!  2  53 

25  Wednes 

4  45  7  27  14  42  10  53   2  42 

25  Satur 

5  176  48  13  31 10  48   3  39 

26  Thurs 

Street,            4  46  7  26  14  40  11  22   3  27 

26  SUN 

Washington       i^  18  6  46  13  28 11  27    4  27 
^             5  19,6  44  13  25  morn    5  .35 

27  Fri 

4  47  7  25  14  38  11  50   4  16 

27  Mon 

28  Satur 

4  48  7  24  14  36  morn    5  20 

28  Tu  s 

15  206  42  13  22!  0  20   6  51 

29  SUN 

Up  Stairs.         4  49  7  23  14  34    0    9   6  26 

29  We  nes 

Street             ;5  21  6  41!  13  20|  1    2   8    1 

30  Mon 

4  50  7  22  14  32    1    6   7  39 

30  Thurs 

''^^*-             5  226  3913  17   2    19    3 

31  Tues 

4  51  7  21  14  30   2    7   8  42, 

31  Fri 

|5  23  6  3613  14!  3    4!  9  52 

SEPTEMBER,  184:9. 

OCTOBER,  1849. 

MOON'S  PHASES. 

MOON'S  PHASES. 

Full  Moon,  2d  day.  Oh.  49m.  morning. 

Full  Moon,  2d  day,  Oh.  33m.  evening. 

Last  Quarter,  8th  day,  8h.  Om.  evening.                   t 

Last  Quarter,  9th  day,  2h.  11m.  evening. 

New  Moon,  16th  day.  Oh.  29m.  morning. 

New  Moon,  16th  day,  llh.  17m.  morning. 

First  Quarter,  24th  day,  2h.  19m.  morning. 

First  Quarter,  24th  day,  6h.  39m.  morning. 

Full  Moon,  31st  day.  Oh.  2m.  evening. 

Mo 

Days  of 
week. 

MISCELL.iNIES. 

Sun     Sun    JL'gth  of 
rises,    seta.  1    days. 

Moon  1    High 
rises,  j  Water. 

h.     m.'  h.     m. 

D. 
Mo 

Days  0  f 
week. 

MISCELLANIES.        [  ^|'^^_  |  fjj"   \^'i^y°^\    Sj!  !  wjto. 

h.    m.  b.    m.   h.     m. 

Ii.   in.  b.    m.   b.     m.l  h.     m.l  h.     m. 

1 

Satur 

Boston 

5  24  6  36  13  12   4  15  10  30 

IMon 

The              5  56  5  4311  471Orisl0  46 

2  SUN 

5  26  6  35  13    9  0  ri.s  11    9 

2  Tues 

'b  57  5  42  11  46    6  29  11  23 

3  Mon 

was  first  settled 

5  27  6  3313    6    7  11 11  431 

3  Wednes 

Celebratioa       \^  58  5  4011  42    7  24   eve 

4  Tues 

5  28  6  31 13    3    7  50   eve   1 

4  Thurs 

15  59  5  39  11  40   8  19    0  38 

5  Wednes       Spnk  7  lfi.qft 

5  29  6  3013    1   8  28   0  55! 

5  Fri 

of  the             6    15  3811  37    9  14    1  15 

6  Thurs 

„  r     ■,    ^-',       5  306  2812  58    9  111133' 

6  Satur 

J6    2  5  36 11  34 10    7    1  59 

7  Fri 

by  a  Company  of  '5  31  6  26  12  55   9  39   2  12 
•^             i'     y    '   5  32  6  2512  5310  22   2  57 

7  SUN 

introduction  in    S^    3  5  34113111    3   2  46 

8  Satur 

8  Mon 

16    4  5  38  11  29 11  58   3  42 

9  SUN 

Dis'^enter'!          5  33  6  23  12  50  11  10   3  49 

9  Tups 

Boston  of  the      'ti    5  5  31 11  26  morn   4  46 

10  Mon 

5  34  6  2112  47  morn    5    5 

10  Wednes 

6    65  2911  23   0    9   5  44 

11  Tues       from  Boston,  Eng.,  5  35  6  19 12  44,  0  40   6  34 

12  Wednes            """  "  >       ^  '  5  36  6  17  12  41'  1  15   7  59 

11  Thurs 

waters  of          6    85  281120   1    4    6  44 

12  Fri 

6    9  5  26 1117   2    9   8  54 

13  Thurs 

who  gave  it        5  37  6  1612  39   2    7    8  12 
^                 5  38  6  14  12  36   3    8  10    4 

13  Satur 

Lake    CocHmjATE,'^  10  5  24  11  14   3  14   9  55 

14  Fri 

14  SUN 

'  6  11  5  2211  11    4  19  10  27 

15  Satur 

its  present   name;  6  39  6  1212  33   4  1010  49 1 

15  Mon 

took  riace         6  12  5  20 11     8   5  26  11    4 
tooR  plax;e         61351911     g   sets  11  39 

16  SUN 

16  Tues 

17  Mon 

the  Indian  name    5  41  6    9  12  28    6  51  11  59 

17  Wednes 

Oct.  25,  1848.      ,6  14  5  17  11    8   6    7  morn 

18  Tues 

5  42  6    7  12  25    7  20  morn 

18  Thurs 

'                16  15  5  16 11     1    6  50   0  13 

19  Wednes     w,^  .shnwmnt  ■     5  43  6    5 12  22   7  50   0  37 

19  Fri 

6  17  5  14  10  57    7  33   0  46 

20  Thurs 

'     5  44  6    412  20   8  26   1  10: 

20  Satur 

The 

6  18  5  13 10  55   8  16   1  19 

21  Fri 

the  Charlestown     5  45  6    2  12  17   8  50    1  46 

21  SUN 

6  19  5  11 10  52    8  59   1  56 

22  Satur 

5  46  6    012  14   9  20   2  22, 

i  2  Mon 

procession 

6  21  5  10  10  49   9  42   2  34 

23  SUN 

settlers   called   it  6  47  6  58  12  11 10    0   3    3i 

23  Tues 

6  22  5    8  10  46 10  26   3  14 

24  Mon 

15  48  5  5612    810  40    3  511 

24  Wednes 

was  the 

6  23  5    7  10  44  11  11    4  29 

25  Tues 

Tri-Mountain,      5  49  5  54  12    5  11  52   4  46 

25  Thurs 

'6  24  5    5  10  41  morn    5  10 

26  Wednes 

'      5  50  5  5212    2  morn    5  58 

26  Fri 

most  magnificent   6  25  5    4  10  39   0  41    6  19 

27  Thurs         from  its  three 

5  51  5  50 11  59   0  50    7  19 

27  Satur 

6  27  5    2  10  ,S5   1  36   7  34 

28  Fri 

5  53  5  49  11  56   1  46,  8  20 

28  SUN 

ever  witnessed     6  28  5    1  10  33   2  13   8  42 

29  Satur       prominent   hUls. 
30SUN         ^ 

5  545  4711  53,  2  40    9  19 

29  Mon 

6  29  5    010  31    3    0   9  33 

5  65  5  4511  60i  3  3610    6 

30  Tues 

in  this  city.        6  31  4  58 10  27i  3  50 10  18 

\ 

!3llWedneg 

6  32I4  5710  25lOri3ll    0 

ALMANAC 


NOVEMBER,  1849. 

DECEMBER,  1849. 

MOON'S  PHASES. 

MOON'S  PHASES. 

Last  Quarter,  7th  day,  3h.  38di.  morning. 

Last  Quarter,  6th  day,  2h.  8m.  evening. 

New  Moon,  14th  day-  4h.  29m.  evening. 

New  Moon,  14th  day,  lOh.  53m. 

mormng. 

First  Quarter,  22d  day,  9h.  40m.  evening. 

First  Quarter,  22d  day,  2h.  56m. 

evening. 

Full  Moon,  29th  day,  lOh.  41m.  evening. 

Full  Moon,  29th  day,  9h.  16m.  morning. 

D. 
Ho 

D«j«  of 
week. 

MISCELLANIES.        Lf™. !  X  "'days?'    K 

High 
Water. 

D.    Days  of 

Mo      week. 

MISCELLANIES.          ^?™      8un_ 

L'gthof 

days. 

Moon 

Hieh 
Water. 

1 

Thurs 

ih.    m.'b.   m.  t.     m.  h.     m.i  h.     m. 

:6  33  4  5510  221  6    311  31 

1  Satur 

h.    m.  h.    m. 
7   10'4  29 

b.     ra.l  b.    m. 

9  I9I  6  35 

b.     m. 

eve 

2;Fri 

Electoral  Vote,  ,6  34  4  6410  20]  7    1'  eve 

2jSUN 

Electoral  Vote,   7  iij4  29 

9  18'  7  39 

0  55 

3!Satur 

1R4Q              6  35'4  53 10  18   8    2!  1    3 
^^^-             6  36'4  5110  15!  9    3'  1  48 

8  Mon 

1848.              7  1214  29 

9  17   8  40 

1  39 

4JSUN 

4  Tues 

7  13  4  28 

9  I5I  9  42 

2  26 

5Mon 
eXues 

Taylor.            6  38  4  5010  1210    5   2  37 

5  Wednes 

Cass. 

7  144  28 

9  14  10  47 

3  16 

Massachusetts  12  6  39  4  4910  1011    i\  3  41 

6  Thurs 

7  15:4  28 

9  13  11  55 

4  21 

TJWednes 

'        6  40  4  48  10    8  morn 

4;S6 

7  Fri 

7  16:4  28 

9  12  morn 

b  12 

SlThurs 

Vermont, 6  6  42  4  4610    4;  0  15 

5  51 

8  Satur 

N.  Hampshire,    6 

7  1714  28 

9  11 

1    5 

6  40 

9!Fri 

Rhode  Island      4  6  43  4  45 

10    2 

1    7 

7  12 

9' SUN 

Virginia, 17 

7  18]4  28 

9  10 

2    8 

7  41 

lOiSatur 

10    0 

2  16 

8  20 

10  Mon 

7  19  4  28 

9    9 

3    '/ 

8  42 

11  SUN 

Connecticut,-  •    6  16  46  4  43 

9  57 

3  20 

9  16 

ll]Tue8 

S.  Carolina,  •  •    9 

7  20  4  28 

9    8 

4    7 

9  32 

12;Mon 

New  York   ...  36  '^  *^  *  *'^ 

9  55 

4    810    1 

12VVednes 

Qjiio  23 

7  21  4  28 

9    7 

6    6 

10  14 

13;Tues 

Aew  JforK,         db       ^g  ^  ^^ 

9  63 

6  16  10  41 

13  Thurs 

7  21]4  28 

9    7 

6    6 

10  60 

14|^Vednes!  Pennsylvania,   2(5  |6  50  4  40 

9  50 

6  15111  15 

14  Fri 

Indiana, 12 

7  22^4  28 

9    6 

sets 

11  30 

ISThurs 

New  Jersey,  ..     7  j6  51  4  39 

9  48  sets  111  60 

15  Satur 

Illinois  9 

7  2314  28 

9    5 

5  25 

11  59 

le'Fri 

9  461  6  46  morn 

16  SUN 

7  24'4  29 

9    b 

6  18 

morn 

17'Satur 

Delaware, 3  6  63  4  37 

9  44    6  36 

0  23 

17  Mon 

Mississippi,  •  •  •    6 

7  24,4  29 

9    5 

7  11 

0  37 

18ISUN 

Maryland,....    8j6544| 

9  42|  7  16 

0  57 

18  Tues 

Alabama, 9 

7  25'4  29 

9    4 

8    3 

1    3 

19  Mon 

9  40    8    6 

1  32 

19  Wednes 

7  25'4  29 

9    4 

8  58 

1  46 

20 

Tues 

N.  Carolina, .  •  11 

6  67  4  35 

9  38    8  66 

2    9 

20  Thurs 

Missouri, 7 

7  26J4  30 

9    4 

9  48 

2  24 

21 

Wednes 

Georgia, 10 

6  58  4  34 

9  36   9  40 

2  48 

21  Fri 

Michigan, 5 

7  26'4  30 

9    4  10  43 

3    0 

22 

Thurs 

6  59  4  33 

9  3410  42 

3  32 

22  Satur 

7  27j4  31 

9    4  11  23 

3  48 

23 

Fri 

Kentucky, 12 

7    0,4  32 

9  32  morn 

4  23 

23  SUN 

Arkansas, ....    3 

7  27,4  31 

9    4  morn 

4  41 

24iSatur 

Tennessee,     .13 

7    24  31 

9  29|  0  63;  5  271 

24  Mon 

Wisconsin,  •  • .    4 

7  28,4  32 

9    4 

0  42 

6  52 

25  SUN 

7    3  4  31 

9  28    1  42   6  43' 

26  Tues 

7  28!4  32 

9    4 

1  24 

7  27 

26  Mon 

Florida, 3 

7    44  30 

9  26   2  16    7  53, 

26  W^ednes 

Iowa, 4 

7  29]4  33 

9    4 

2  40 

8  20 

27  Tues 

Louisiana, 6 

7    5  4  30 

9  25]  3    18  69 

27  Thurs 

. 

7  29  4  34 

9    6 

4    1 

9  25 

28  Wednes 

7    6:4  29 

9  23;  4    6'  9  621 

28  Fri 

Texas, _4  7  29:4  34 

9    5 

6  34 

10  20 

29|Thurs 

163 

7    8  4  29 

9  21;0  ris'lO  39 

29,  Satur 

127  I7  29  4  35 

9    6 

C^ris 

11    9 

30'Fri 

7    9,4  29 

9  20l  6    lill  24 

SOjSUN 

j7  30;4  36 

9    6 

7  40 

11  58 

1 

31  Mon 

7  3014  37 

9    7 

8  56 

eve 

JANUARY,  1850. 

FEBRUARY,  1850. 

MOON'S  PHASES. 

MOON'S  PHASES. 

Last  Quarter,  6th  day,  3h.  63m. 

morning. 

Last  Quarter,  3d  day,  8h.  34m.  evening. 

New  Moon,  1.3th  day,  6h.  35m.  mormng.                 ] 

New  Moon,  12th  day,  Ih.  5m.  morning. 

First  Quarter,  21st  day,  4h.  56m 

mornmg. 

First  Quarter,  19th  day,  3h.  27m.  evening. 

Full  Moon,  27th  day,  8h.  7m.  evening. 

Full  Moon,  26th  day,  7h.  16m.  morning. 

D. 
Mo 

Days  of 
week. 

MISCELLANIES.         j?™ 

Sun 
sets. 

L'gtb  of 
days. 

Moon 
b.     m. 

High 
Water. 

D. 

Mo 

Days  of 
week. 

MISCELLANIES. 

Sun 

Sun    L'gtb  of 
sets.      days. 

Moon 

High 
Water. 

b.   ui. 

h.   ID. 

h.     m. 

b.     m. 

h.    m. 

b.   m.   h.     m. 

h.     m. 

b.    m. 

1 

Tues 

7  30 

4  38 

9      8 

9      1 

1  20 

1 

Fri 

7  14 

5   14  10      0 

11    3 

1  45 

2 

Wednes 

ECLIPSES,  1850.   7  30 

4  39 

9    9  10  20 

2    9 

2 

Satur 

ECLIPSES,  1850. 

7  13 

5  15110    2 

morn 

2  27 

3 

Thurs 

7  30 

4  40 

9  lOill    9 

2  53 

3 

SUN 

7  12 

5  17  10    5 

0    9 

3    V 

4 

Fri 

There  will  be  two  7  SO 

4  41 

9  10  morn 

3  41 

4 

Mon 

II 

7  11 

5  18  10    8 

1    8 

3  56 

r, 

Satur 

7  30 

4  42 

9  11   0  17 

4  36 

,•) 

Tues 

7  10 

5  19  10  10 

2    7 

5    4 

6 

SUN 

Eclipses  this  year,  7  29 

4  43 

9  12   1  18 

6  82 

fi 

VVednes 

A  total  eclipse  of,-,    q 

5  21)10  12 

3    6 

6    3 

7 

Mon 

both  of  the  Sun.       1.  |g 

4  44 

9  13i  2  19 

6  52 

1 

Thurs 

the  Sun,  beginning  7    8 

6  22  10  15 

4    6 

7  19 

8  Tues 

4  45 

9  14!  3  19 

8    1 

8 

Fri 

Aug.  7th,  2h.  12m.  7    6 

5  23  10  17 

4  47 

8  20 

9!  Wednes 

7  29 

4  46 

9  15   4  16 

9    1 

9 

Satur 

6  24  10  20 

6  29 

9  19 

10 

Thurs                    '■                |7  29)4  47 

9  17   5  11 

9  49 

10 

SUN 

6  25!  10  22 

6  11 

10    5 

n 

Fri 

An  annular  eclipHe  7  29,4  4S 

9  18   6    9 

10  23 

11 

Mon 

Aug.  7th,  7h.  26m. 

7    2 

5  26;  10  25 

6  63 

10  46 

12 

Satur 

-  ,.      „        .      .     17  2814  60 

9  19   7    0 

11     7 

12 

Tues 

P  M 

7    1 

5  28  10  27 

sets 

11  24 

13  SUN 

of  the  Sun,  begin-ly  28  4  51 

9  21   sets 

11  43 

13 

AVednes 

7    0 

5  29,10  30 

6  30 

morn 

14 

Mon 

ning  Febru'y  llth,l7  28J4  52 

9  22|  5  51 1  morn  i 

14 

Thurs 

It  will  be  invisi-  g  gg 

5  30:10  33 

7  40 

0  28 

15 

Tues 

,„.     .,          :.          17  27  4  53 

9  241  6  49   0  16 

16 

Fri 

ble  in  Europe,  Afri-;6  67 

5  32I1O  35 

8  42 

1     1 

16 

Wednes  ^"n*im-i'.M.,and;7  27l4  64 

9  26'  7  47   0  49 

16 

Satur 

5  33110  38 

9  45 

1  34 

17 

Thurs     endina-    Feb.   12t,h  !7  26|4  55 

9  28   8  46    1  23l 

17 

SUN 

ca  Asia  ananear  y,g  ^  ^                        ^^ 

2  10 

18 

Fri 

7  25j4  56 

9  29|  9  511  1  58; 

IS 

Mon 

all  North  and  South.Q  535  ggljQ  ^^\^^  jq 

2  48 

19 

Satur 

7  24  i4  68 

9  32 10  50]  2  33 

19 

Tues 

America:  but  will, 6  52 

5  38110  46 

morn 

3  as 

20 

SUN 

It  will  be  invisi- 

7  24 

4  59 

9  34|11  49I  3  14; 

20 

Wednes 

5  39  10  48 

1    0 

4  33 

'/,] 

Mon 

V.     •     ^                   17  23 

5    0 

9  3'iimornl  4    6] 

21 

Thurs 

5  40,10  52 

2     1 

6  56 

22 

Tues 

Die  m  Europe  and  7  22 

6    1 

9  38;  1    2i  5    8i 

29 

Kri 

wich  Island.^,  Cali-ig  ^y 

5  42'10  .54 

3    4 

7  28 

23 

Wednes 

America ;  but  may 
be  seen  by  the  in- 

7 22 

6    3 

9  40|  2    11  6    8! 

23 

Satur 

fornia  and  Mexico.  16  45 

5  43  10  57 

4    7 

8  62 

24 

Thurs 

7  21 

5    4 

9  42i  3  10:  7  48  i 

24 

SUN 

Tt  xcill  ha    rnfol    n,>H'6    44 

5  45  11    01  5  10 

9  63 

25 

Fri 

7  19 

5    5 

9  44i  4  20'  9    1, 

25 

Mon        ."^    .""""■716  42:5  4611    316  11 

10  43 

26 

Satur 

habitants  of  China, 

7  19 

5    6 

9  45;  5  .3110    4! 

26 

Tues 

central  in  tlie  Aortn  g  ^ji.-  47  n     gj  3  ^is 

11  18 

27 

SUN 

7  18 

5     .S 

9  47  0  rislO  57; 

27 

U'ednes 

Piicific  Ocean. 

6  39  5  49,11    9i  7  27 

11  .51 

28 

Mon 

Borneo,    and    New 

7  17 

6    9 

9  60,  6  27,11  44; 

28 

Thurs 

6  3S;5  50  11  11   8  55 

eve 

29 

Tues 

7  16 

5  10 

9  521  7  43,  eve   | 

1        1          i 

3(1 

Wednes 

7  15 

6  11 

9  54'  9  oi  1  el 

31 

Thurs 

7  14 

5  12 

9  57 

10    0 

1  45i 

ALMANAC 


MARCH 

,  1850 

MOON'S  PHASES. 

Last  Quarter,  5th  day 

3h.  21m.  evening. 

New  Moon,  13th  day. 

6h.  .33m.  evening. 

First  Quarter,  20th  day,  llh.  14m.  evening.             | 

Full  Moon,  27th  day. 

jh.  42m.  evening. 

D 

Mo 

Days  of 

week. 

MISCELLANIES. 

guQ  I  Sim 
rises   1  sets. 

L'gtho 
dajs. 

Moon 

High 

Water. 

b.    m.lh.    m 

h.     m 

h.     m 

h.     m. 

1 

Fri 

6  36.5  5: 

11  15 

9  ,5(1 

1   22 

2 

Satur 

Look 

6  So  .5  52 

11  17 

10  5^ 

1  58 

ajsuN 

6  33  5  5; 

11  2( 

11  4^ 

2  36 

4iMon 

at  the 

6  31  5  5- 

n  23 

morn 

3  19 

SlTues 

6  30!5  55 

11  26 

0  2; 

4  10 

6 

Wednes 

ADVERTISE- 

6 28  5  56 

11  28 

1  59 

5  13 

7 

Thurs 

MENTS 

6  265  57 

II  31 

2  4( 

6  28 

8 

Fri 

6  25  5  bi 

n  .34 

3  23 

7  41 

9 

Satur 

in  the 

6  23  5  5£ 

11  36 

4   ;- 

8  47 

10 

SUN 

6  21  6    ( 

11  40 

4  43 

9  36 

n 

Mon 

6  20  6    2 

11  43 

5  'M 

10  18 

12 

Tues 

last  part 

6  18  6    i 

11  46 

6    8 

10  57 

13 

Wednes 

6  16,6    4 

11  49 

sets 

11  31 

14 

Thurs 

6  14!6    5 

11  -52 

6  44 

11  58 

in 

Fri 

and 

6  13  6    6 

11  55 

7  45 

morn 

16 

Satur 

6  1116    7 

11  ,58 

8  46 

0  38 

17 

SUN 

6    9'6    8 

12    0 

9  40 

1  12 

18 

Mon 

3    7i6    9 

12    310  44 

1  49 

19 

Tues 

for  a 

6    6!6  10 

12    6 

11  49 

2  29 

20 

H'ednes 

3    4'6  11 

12    9 

morn 

3  23 

21 

Thurs 

good  reference  to 

3    2  6  12 

12  12 

1     2 

4  20 

22 

Fri 

3    0  6  13 

12  15 

2    2 

5  21 

•2H 

Satur 

BARGAINS, 

5  596  14 

12  17 

3  10 

7    5 

24 

SUN 

5  5716  15 

12  20 

3  58 

8  34 

2f) 

Mon 

5  55;6  17 

12  24 

4  40 

9  38 

26 

Tues 

5  5.3,6  18 

12  27 

5  21 

10  29 

27 

Wednes 

Merchandise, 

5  526  19 

12  29 

n  ris 

11    7 

28 

Tliurs 

5  5016  20 

12  31 

7  3S 

11  46 

29 

Fri 

&c.,  &c. 

5  48  6  21 

12  ,34 

8  37 

eve 

30 

Satur 

5  46' 6  22 

12  37 

9  ,36 

0  55 

31 

SUN 

5  46l6  23 

n  40 

10  39 

1  29 

APRIL,  1850. 


MOON'S  PHASES. 
Last  Quarter,  4th  day,  llh.  Om.  morning. 
New  Moon,  12th  day,  7h.  2m.  morning. 
First  Quarter,  19th  day,  6h.  23m.  morning. 
FuU  Moon,  26th  day,  6h.  36m.  morning. 


Mo 


MISCELLANIES. 


Mon 

Tues 

Wednes 

Thurs 

Fri 
6  Satur 

SUN 

Mon 

Tues 

Wednes 

Thurs 

Fri 

Satur 
14ISUN 
15!  Mon 
16JTues 

17  Wednes 

18  Thurs 


Fri 

Satur 

SUN 

Mon 

Tues 

Wednes 

Thurs 

Fri 

Satur 

SUN 

Mon 

Tues      I 


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DIRECTORY 

Be  particular 

and  give  it 

Full  and  Correct. 


12  43 
12  45 
12  48 
12  51 
12  54 

12  5' 

13  0 
13  2 
13  5 
13 

13  10 
13  13 
13  15 


5  43  6  25 

5  41  6  27 

5  40  6  28 

5  38  6  29 

5  36|6  30 

5  35,6  31 

5  33  6  32 

5  31'6  33 

5  30  6  34 

5  28'6  30 

5  266  37 

5  25  6  .38 

5  23  6  39 

5  21:6  40:i3  18 

5  20  6  4113  21 

5  18,6  42  13  23 

5  16,6  43:13  26 

5  15;6  44I13  29 

5  13  6  45' 13  31 

5  12  6  46' 13  34 

5  10;6  48113  37 

9,6  49  13  40 

7  6  50  13  43 

6,6  51il3  45 

4*6  52113  47 

3  6  53;  13  51 

16  55  13  53 

0!6  56  13  56 

4  58  6  57  13  59 

4  5716  58il4    2 


11  47 
morn 

0  50 

1  32 

2  7 

2  38 

3  9 

3  40 

4  13 

4  48 

5  26 
sets 

7  29 

8  36 

9  43 

10  50 

11  57 
morn 

1  17 

1  53 

2  29 

3  5 

3  41 

4  17 
4  54 

Oris 

8  28 

9  11 
9  54 

10  37 


2    9 

2  49 

3  35 

4  28 

5  37 

6  54 

8  1 

9  1 
9  48 

10  28 

11  5 
11  41 
morn 

0  16 

0  53 

1  33 

2  18 

3  8 

4  10 
6  28 
6  58 

8  10 

9  16 
10    5 

10  46 

11  21 
11  56 

eve 

0  57 

1  44 


MAY,  1850. 


MOON'S  PHASES. 
Last  Quarter,  4th  day,  6h.  Im.  morning. 
New  Moon,  11th  day,  6h.  25m.  evening. 
First  Quarter,  18th  day,  llh.  8m.  morning. 
FuU  Moon,  25th  day  7h.  23m.  evening. 


Wednes 

Thurs 

Fri 

Satur 
5|SUN 
6;Mon 
7iTues 
8  VVednes 
9Thurs 
lOFri 
lllSatur 
12:SUN 
13  Mon 
14Tues 
15  Wednes 
16Thur8 
17Fri 
IgSatur 
19  SUN 

Mon 

Tues 

Wednes 

Thurs 

I'ri 

5atur 

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Mon 

Tues 

Wednes 

Thurs 

Fri 


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MISCELLANIES. 


The 

Common 

contains 

forty -eight  acres ; 

the 

Public  Garden 

west  of 

Charles  street 

contains 

twenty -five  acres ; 

the 

Iron  Fence 

cost 

$82,159  85; 

its  length 

5,9  32    feet. 

The 

Water 

is  thrown  from 

the 

Fountain 

on  the  Common, 

to  the 

height  of 

ninety-two  feet. 


4  56 
4  54 
4  53 
4  52 
4  50 
4  49 
4  48 
4  47 
4  46 
4  44 
4  42 
4  41 
4  41 
4  40' 7 
4  39 
4  88 
4  37 
4  36 
4  35 
4  34 
4  33 
4  32 
4  31 
4  31 
4  30 
4  29 
4  29 
4  28 
4  27 
4  27 
4  26 


14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
15 
15 
7  29115 


morn 
0  28 

0  58 

1  27 

2  0 
2  26 

2  50 

3  17 

3  43 

4  9 


2  23l 

3  3: 

3  ,53 

4  51] 

5  56' 

7  9! 

8  9 

9  11 
9  58 

10  38 


JUNE,  1850. 


MOON'S  PHASES. 
Last  Quarter,  2d  day,  llh.  2m.  evening. 
New  Moon,  10th  day,  2h.  3om.  morning. 
First  Quarter,  16th  day,  5h.  38m.  evening. 
Full  Moon,  24th  day,  9h.  26m.  morning. 


sets  111  18 


7  39 

8  41 

9  44 

10  50 

11  52 
morn 

0  41 

1  11 
1 

2  30 

2  55 

3  25 
3  52 

Oris 

7  16 

8  17 

9  18 

10  20 

11  21 
11  68 


11  58 
morn 

0  38 

1  21 

2  8 

3  1 
3  59 

5  10 

6  27 

7  45 

8  52 

9  40 

10  22 

11  1 
11  37 

eve 

0  46 

1  22 

1  59 

2  36; 


Satur 

SUN 

Mon 

Tues 

Wednes 

Thurs 

Fri 

Satur 

SUN 

Mon 

Tues 

Wednes 

Thurs 

Fri 

Satur 

SUN 

Mon 

Tues 

Wednes 

Thurs 

Fri 

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SUN 

Mon 

Tues 

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Thurs 

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Satur 

SUN 


miscellanies. 


Census  op  Boston 

at  dififerent  Periods 

Year. 

Pop. 

1640  •• 

.  4,000 

1672  •  • 

•  7,500 

1700  ■  ■ 

10000 

1722  •  ■ 

12.000 

1735  •  • 

16,()00 

1742  ■  ■ 

18,000 

1752    ■ 

17.574 

1705  •  • 

15,520 

1791  •  ■ 

18,038 

1794  •  ■ 

19,000 

1800  •  • 

25,000 

1810  •  ■ 

33,250 

1817  •  • 

40,000 

1820  •  • 

43,000 

18,30  •  • 

61,400 

18.35  ■  • 

78,603 

1840  •  • 

93,383 

1845  •  • 

114,366 

bast  boston. 


1810 
1840 
1845 
1849 


18 

799 

5.018 

9,030 


4  25 
4  25 
4  25 
4  24 
4  24 
4  24 
4  23 
4  23 
4  23 
4  23 
4  22 
4  221 
4  22 
4  22 
22 
4  22 
4  22 
4  22 
4  22 
4  23 
4  23 
4  23 
4  23 
4  23 
4  24 
4  24 
4  25 
4  25 
4  25 
4  26 


7  30  15  4 
7  30|15  5 
7  3115  6 
7  32  15  8 
7  .32  15  9 
1 7  3315  10 
7  3415  11 
7  34  15  12 
7  35  15  13 
7  3615  13 
7  3615  14 
7  37!  15  15 

!7  37J15  16, 

:7  38'l5  1611  20 


Moon 


7  3S  15  leil  58 
7  38,15  16'morn 
,7  3915  16  0  30 
1 7  3915  16 
,7  39,15  16 
'7  40  15  16 
7  40!l5  16 
;7  4015  16 
7  40  15  17 
7  40  15  16 
7  41  15  16 
7  4115  16 


morn  I  3  17 

0  36   4    6 

1  3'  5    7 
1  28!  6  10 

1  53'  7  26 

2  20'  8  32 

2  52   9  26 

3  24 10  15 

4  211    1 
sets  11  45 

8  40  morn 

9  33;  0  33 
10  26!  1  13 

2    1 


1  0 
1  30 
1  59 


2  49 

3  43 

6  11 
5  53 

7  7 

8  13 


2  23   9  11 

2  58i  9  58 

3  36  10  38 

4  1711  17 
O  ri.s  11  52 

9  19;  eve 


,7  4115  15,10    Ol  1    1 

17  4015  1510  41  1  35 

:7  40,15  1511  21  2  10 

I7  4O1I6  I5I1I  45I  2  46 


DIRECTORY    TO    THE    MERCHANTS      EXCHANGE 

HERGHANTS'    EXCHANGE. 


Corner   Stone    Laid, 

August  2, 1841. 

Building    completed, 
1842. 

Cost,  exclusive  of  land, 

$175,000. 


Dimensions : — 

feet. 

Width  on  State  st.      76 

(Occupying  Nos.  47  to  57.) 

Height  ....  70 
Depth  to  Lindall  st.  250 
Covers  13,000ft.  of  land. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  BOSTON  EXCHANGE  COMPANY. 

ROBERT  G.  SHAW,  President.      SAMUEL  HENSHAW,  Treasurer.      HENRY  TIMMINS,  ISAAC  LIV- 
ERMORE,  THADDEUS   NICHOLS,  ANDREW  BELKNAP,  THOMAS  LAMB,  CHARLES  R.  COD- 
MAN,  J.  T.  STEPHENSON,  HENRY  LEE,  PHILO  S.  SHELTON,  JAMES  INGERSOLL,  Directors. 
E.  P.  WHIPPLE,  Superintendent  of  Exchange  Reading  Room. 

MERCHANTS'  EXCHANGE. 

This  magnificent  striicture  attracts  the  attention  of  the  stranger,  and  is  an  object  of  pride  to  the 
citizen.  Quincy  Granite  alone  forms  the  front,  having  six  columns,  each  forty-five  feet  high,  and  weigh- 
ing together  330  tons.  The  building  is  fire-proof.  The  staircases  are  made  of  iron  and  stone ;  the 
roof  of  wrought  iron,  and  covered  with  sheet  iron.  More  than  a  million  and  half  of  bricks  were  used  in 
its  erection.  It  has  three  entrances— on  State,  Congress,  and  Lindall  streets — and  is  located  in  the 
very  heart  of  trade.  The  Merchants'  Exchange  Reading  Room  is  really  magnificent ;  its  dimensions 
are  eighty  by  fifty-eight  feet,  with  eighteen  columns,  twenty  feet  in  length.  They  are  an  excellent 
imitation  of  Sienna  marble,  crowned  with  Corinthian  capitals.  The  brilliant  dome  is  highly  finished 
ornamental  work,  with  a  beautiful,  enamelled  sky-light  of  colored  glass. 

DIRECTORY  TO  THE  MERCHANTS'  EXCHANGE. 


LOWER  FLOOR. 

N.  E.  MUTUAL  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 
J.  U.  Adams,  President.  E.  P.  Meriam,  Secretary. 

%*  For  particulars,  see  page  7,  Advertising  Department. 

WARREN  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

Their  capital  stock  is  $150,000,  and  they  continue  to  in- 
sure  against  Marine  Risks  to   an   amount  not  exceeding 
$15,000  on  any  one  risk.    They  have  discontinued  writing 
on  the  Mutual  principle. 
John  L.  Dimmock,  President.    IIenrt  Crocker,  Secretary. 

Directors  : — John  L.  Dimmock,  J.  B.  Lincoln,  Albert 
Fearing,  Matthew  Cobb,  Francis  B.  Bay,  Isaiah  Bangs, 
Aaron  Rice,  Charles  T.  Savage,  Elisha  Atkins,  James  S. 
Wiggin,  Daniel  C.  Baker,  Arthur  Pickering,  E.  Lassell,  jr., 
John  Tyler,  jr. 

CONNECTICUT  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 
E.  B.  Pratt,  Agent. 

EQUITABLE  SAFETY  MARINE  INSURANCE  CO. 

John  Clark,  President.     Samuel  Wueeler,  Secretary. 

Their  capital  and  assets  now  exceed  Ualf  a  Million  of 
Dollars,  and  the  capital  is  invested  in  the  best  of  bank 
stocks  and  other  good  securities,  and  they  continue  to  insure 
against  JIaritime  and  Fire  perils,  upon  the  Mutual  princi- 
ple, to  an  amount  not  exceeding  $20,000  on  one  risk. 

They  also  give  notice  that  they  have  declared  a  dividend 
of  Six  Per  Cent,  payable,  in  cash,  on  the  .second  Monday  of 
March,  on  all  the  present  issues  of  script. 

NORFOLK  COUNTY  HEALTH  INSURANCE  CO. 

Stephen  Bates,  Secretary  and  General  Agent. 

For  President  and  Directors,  see  page  30. 

POST  OFFICE. 
William  Hatden,  Post  Master. 

MERCHANTS'  EXCHANGE  HOTEL. 
Henry  Doolet,  Proprietor. 

Hudson  &  Smith,  telegraphic  office.  Exchange 
Reading  Room. 


FIRST  STORY. 

No.  1.  Market  Bank. 

No.  2.  North  Bank. 

No.  3.  C.  Torrey,  broker.     E.  Cabot,  ship  broker. 

T.  J.  Lobdell,  exchange  broker. 
No.  4.  S.  Henshaw  &  Son,  brokers. 

No.  5.  Hales,  Page  &  Richardson, 

Adjusters  of  Averages  and  Agents  for  the  following  In.sur- 

ance  Companies,  viz  : — 

ALBION  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO.,  OF  LONDON. 

Capital,  ,f5,000,(X)0. 

HOWARD  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.,  N.  Y. 

Paid  up  capital,  $250,000. 

NORTH  WESTERN  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.,  N.  Y. 

Paid  up  capital,  $250,000. 

LEXINGTON  FIRE  »t  MARINE  INS.  CO.  OF  KENTUCKY. 

Paid  up  capital,  $300,000. 

COLUMBUS  FIRE  &  MARINE  INS.  CO.,  OF  OHIO. 

Paid  up  capital,  $200,000. 

No.  5.  Vernon  Brown,  ship  broker. 
Merchants'  Exchange  Reading  Room. 

SECOND  STORY. 

No.  7-  Concord  &  New  Haven  Railroad  Company. 
Connecticut  &  Pass.  Railroad  Company. 
No.  8.  Wm.  Cleveland,  mercantile  agency. 
No.  9.  Michigan  Central  Railroad  Office. 
No.  10.  Rutland  Railroad  Company. 
No.  14.  Old  Colony  Railroad  Otfice. 
No.  1.5.  Vermont  Central  Railroad  Office. 
No.  16.  Cape  Cod  Railroad  Office. 

THIRD  STORY. 

No.  18.  Board  of  Brokers. 

No.  19.  James  Gould,  commission  merchant. 

No.  24.  Rawdon,  Wright  &  Hatch,  engravers. 

No.  27.  B.  Welles. 

No.  33.  Bank  Note  Engravers. 


SUGAR   REFINERY,  BAST   BOSTON   INSURANCE   CO.,  AND    SAVINGS    BANK. 


BOSTON 


SUGAR 


REFINERY 


Incorporated 


in 


1834. 


OFFICERS. 

THOMAS  LAMB,  President. 
JOSIAH  STICKNEY,  Treasurer.  RICHAHD  SOULE,  Agent. 

[Office,  154  State  Street.]  [Office,  134  State  Street.] 


This  extensive  Establishment  is  located  at  East  Boston,  on  Lewis  St.  between  Webster 

and  Sumner  Streets. 

[Incorporated   in   1834.] 


CENSUS  OP  EAST  BOSTON,  1849. 

During  the  months  of  March  and  April,  this  section  of  the  citj'  of  Boston  was  carefully  canvassed  for 
the  Directory,  and  to  ascertain  the  number  of  its  inhabitants,  and  other  facts  connected  with  its 
growth  and  prosperity.  By  the  following  statement  it  will  be  perceived  that  East  Boston  is  rapidly  in- 
creasing in  population. 


Number  of  males  over  21  years  of  age, ....  2490 

"  "      "      between  14  and  21, 369 

"  "      "     under  14  years, 1716 


Number  of  females  over  18  years  of  age, . . .  2401 
*'  "  "  between  14  and  18,  ... .  313 
"        "        "       under  14  years, 1741 


4575  4455 

Total, 9030 

Number  of  families 1780 

"        "  houses, 1217 — of  which  65  were  vacant. 

"        "  other  buildings, 290 — embracing  stables,  barns,  work-shops,  man- 
ufactories, &c.  &c. 

Population  of  East  Boston,  in  1845,  according  to  L.  Shattuck's  Census,  was  5018. 
"  "   1849,  "        "  G.  Adams  '  "  is  9030. 


EAST  BOSTON  SAVINGS  BANK. 

Winthrop  Block,  Maverick  Square,  East  Boston. 

OFFICERS   OP  THE   INSTITUTION. 

JAMES  CUNNINGHAM,  President. 

SAMUEL  HALL,  Vice-President. 

ALBERT  BOWKER,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

Trustees, — Ebenezer  Atkins,  Henry  Brevoort, 
George  W.  Brown,  James  Cunningham,  Phineas 
M.  Crane,  Thomas  D.  Demond,  William  Fetty- 
place,  William  O.  Ford,  Mark  Googins,  Samuel 
Hall,  Samuel  W.  Hall,  Richard  Hennessey,  Dan'l 
D.  Kelley,  Donald  McKay,  Benjamin  Lamson, 
William  R.  Lovejoy,  John  Pierce,  George  H. 
Plummer,  Joseph  Robbins,  George  Sturtevant, 
Noah  Sturtevant,  Richard  Soule,  jr.,  Otis  Tufts, 
James  M.  Whiton,  Alfred  A.  Wellington. 


EAST  BOSTON  COMPANY. 

WILLIAM  H.  SUMNER,  President. 

WILLIAM  C.  BARSTOW,  Treas.  ^  SuperinH. 

EDWARD  S.  RAND,  Solicitor. 

GEORGE  F.  WADSWORTH,  Clerk. 

Directors, — W.  H.  Sumner,  Benjamin  Lamson, 
C.  C.  Gilbert,  Lewis  Rice,  John  Foster,  A.  A. 
Wellington,  Joseph  Andrews,  J.  Amory  Davis, 
Charles  J.  Hendee. 

Treasurer's  Office — 75  State  street. 
Superintendent's  Office — Maver'k  sq.  E.Boston. 


MAVERICK  MUTUAL  FIRE  INS.  CO. 

Winthrop  Block,  Maverick  Square,  East  Boston. 

ALBERT  BOWKER,  President. 

JOHN  B.  DREW,  Secretary. 
Directors, — Benjamin  Lamson,  James  Cunning- 
ham, William  C.  Barstow,  Samuel  Hall,  John  Har- 
mon, Noah  Sturtevant,  John  Atkins,  David  Mor- 
gan, Henry  D.  Gardiner,  Nathaniel  Seaver,  Tho's 
Edwards,  Henry  T.  Butler,  Harvey  Rogers,  Wm. 
A.  Noyes,  Albert  Bowker,  Henry  Rice,  Boston. 
Ebenezer  Weeks,  Lvnn.  Joseph  S.  Tillinghast, 
New  Bedford.  David  Perkins,  Fall  River.  Elij.  W. 
Upton,  Danvers.  Ebenez.  Bradbury,  Newburyport. 
Henry  Russell,  Salem.  Joel  Powers,  Lowell.  J.  D. 
Decreet,  Springfield.  James  Eastbrook,  Worcester. 
Horace  T.  Hodges,  Northampton. 


EAST  BOSTON  WHARF 

Extends  from  the  Commissioners'  Line,  north  of 
the  Ferry,  to  Webster  street,  one  thousand  feet  in 
length,  having  a  wide  platform  the  whole  length, 
where  vessels  can  lay  with  perfect  safetv,  protected 
from  easterly  or  southerly  gales,  and  ships  of  the 
largest  size  can  lay  afloat  at  all  times  of  tide. 
Large  accommodations  for  wharfage  of  coal,  lum- 
ber, staves,  &c.  Large  brick  and  wooden  ware- 
houses, for  storage  of  cotton,  molasses,  salt,  dye 
wood,  naval  stores,  and  other  merchandise. 


CITY    REC 


STREETS,  AVENUES,  COURTS,  ETC,  IN  THE  CITY  OF  BOSTON. 


A  street,  S.  B.  from  Dorchester  Turnpike,  across 

4th  street,  to  Boston  wharf 
Acorn,  from  Willow  to  W.  Cedar  street 
Adams,  from  Sudbury  to  Ivers  street 
Adams  place,  opens  11  Bridge  street 
Adams  place,  from  E,  near  3d,  S.  B. 
Adams  court  or  lane,  from  Washington,  near  732 
^tna  place,  opens  at  7  Kingston  street 
Alba  court,  opens  17  School  street 
Albany,  from  Beach  to  Troy  street 
Albion,  from  Dover  to  W.  Castle  street 
Alden  court,  opens  W.  side  of  Alden  street 
Alden,  from  139  Coin-t  to  Sudbury  street 
Allen  court,  opens  37  Allen  street 
Allen,  from  Chambers  to  Brighton  street 
Allen  place,  opens  39  Allen  street 
Allston,  from  Bowdoin  to  Somerset  street 
Allston  place,  from  Allston  street 
Almont  place,  from  18  Blossom  street 
Andover,  from  Causeway  to  Minot  street 
Andover  court,  opens  6  Andover  street 
Ann,  from  Union  to  Commercial  street 
Arch,  from  Franklin  place  to  28  Summer  street 
Arch  place,  from  113  Hanover  street 
Arnold,  from  Washington  to  Suffolk  street 
Ash,  from  6  Oak  to  Bennet  street 
Ashburton  place,  from  48  Bowdoin  to  Somerset  St. 
Ashland,  from  Leveret  to  Chambers  street 
Ashland  av.,  from  680  Wash'n  St.  to  Harrison  av. 
Asylum,  from  570  Wash'n  st.  to  191  Harrison  av. 
AthenEeum  com-t,  opens  72  Atkinson  street 
Athens,  from  2d  to  Dorchester  street 
Atkinson,  from  Milk  to  Purchase  street 
Auburn,  from  Brighton  st.  av.  across  Livingston  st. 
Auburn  court,  from  70  Cambridge  street 
Avery,  from  387  Washington  to  Mason  street 
Avery  place,  opens  N.  side  Avery  street 
Avon,  from  E  street 

Avon  place,  opens  at  264  Washington  street 
B  street,  S.  B.  from  Dorchester  Turnpike,  across 

Broadway,  to  the  water 
Baker's  alley,  from  99  Broad  street 
Baldwin  place,  opens  at  70  Salem  street 
Barre  place,  opens  N.  side  of  Eliot,  n.  Tremont  st. 
Barrett,  from  77  Ann  to  6  Fulton  street 
Bartlett,  from  187  Hanover  to  304  Ann  street 
Bartlett  place,  from  56  Salem  street 
Barton,  from  Leveret  to  Lowell  street 
Bath,  from  Milk,  opposite  Pearl,  to  Water  street 
Battery,  from  378  Commercial  to  199  Haaover  st. 
Batterymarch,  from  Liberty  square  to  Broad  street 
Bay,  at  43  Fayette  street 
Beach,  from  410  Washington  to  Sea  street 
Beacon  hill,  from  Bowdoin  to  Mt  Vernon  street 
Beacon,  from  Tremont  to  Western  avenue 
Bedford,  from  290  Washington  to  Summer  street 
Bedford  place,  N.  side  Bedford  street 
Bedford  court,  S.  W.  side  Bedford  street 
Belcher  lane,  from  Fort  Hill  to  Broad  street 
Belknap,  from  Beacon  to  56  Cambridge  street 
Belknap  place,  from  11  Belknap  street 
Belmont,  from  Washington  sq.  to  Fort  Hill  wf. 
Belmont  square,  from  Sumner  to  Marginal  street 
Bennet   avenue,  from  N.  Bennet  to  Prince  street 
Bennet,  from  462  Washington  to  91  Harrison  av. 
Bennet  (N.),  from  208  Hanover  to  Salem  street 


Bennet  place,  opens  2  N.  Bennet  street 
Bennet  place,  from  20  Bennet  street 
Bennington  place,  from  Bennington  street 
Bennington,  E.  B.  from  Central  square 
Bessoni  court,  from  Webster  street 
Beverly,  from  Causeway  to  Charlestown  street 
Billerica,  from  Causeway  to  Minot  street 
Billings  court,  from  9  Friend  street 
Blackstone,  from  Clinton  to  Haymarket  square 
Blackstone  square,  near  773  Washington  street 
Blake's  court,  opens  at  740  Washington  street 
Blanchard  court,  opens  705  Washington  street 
Blanche  court,  opens  38  Tyler  street 
Blossom,  from  91  Cambridge  to  Allen  street 
Blossom  place,  opens  at  15  Blossom  street 
Blossom  court,  from  7  Blossom  street 
Bolton,  from  2d  to  Dorchester  street 
Bond,  from  South  Lowell  to  Hanson  street 
Border,  E.  B.  from  Sumner  to  Condor  street 
Bowdoin,  from  Cambridge  to  Beacon  street 
Bowdoin  court,  opens  57  Bowdoin  street 
Bowdoin  square,  between  Cambridge  and  Court  st. 
Bowen  court,  opens  5  Belknap  street 
Boylston,  Boylston  market  to  the  water,  back  bay 
Boylston  place,  opens  54  Boylston,  opp.  burying 
Boylston  sq.,  S  side  Bovlston  market  [ground 

Bradford,  from  Waltham  to  Medford  com-t 
Bradford  place,  opens  between  6  &  7  Mason  street 
Bradley  place,  from  Eniicot,  opposite  32 
Branch  avenue,  from  Spruce  to  Charles  street 
Brattle,  from  Dock  square  to  77  Court  street 
Brattle  square,  from  Brattle  to  Elm  street 
Bread,  from  88  Broad  to  38  India  street 
Bremen,  from  Sumner 

Bridge,  N.  from  115  Cambridge  street  to  Hospital 
Bridge  strdet  court,  opposite  20  Bridge  street 
Bridge  court,  opens  W.  Cedar,  near  Cambridge  st. 
Briggs  place,  from  Suffolk,  near  Dover  street 
Brighton,  fi-om  Allen  to  Lowell  R.  R.  Depot 
Brighton  street  avenue,  f.  Brighton  to  Auburn  st. 
Brighton  court,  from  Brighton,  near  Allen  street 
primmer  place,  opens  at  22  Essex  street 
Broad,  from  State  to  Sea,  bottom  of  Summer  st. 
Broadway,  from  Turnpike  to  K  street 
Bromfield,  from  209  Washington  to  Tremont  street 
Brookline,  from  Harrison  avenue  to  Tremont  st. 
Brooks,  from  Condor  to  Border  street 
Bulfinch,  from  Bowdoin  square  to  Allston  street 
Bulfinch  place,  between  Bulfinch  and  Bowdoin  st. 
Bumstead  court,  opens  opposite  W.  end  Boylston 
market  [street 

Bumstead  place,  opens  Tremont,  near  Bromfield 
BuiToughs  place,  from  HoUis  street 
Bussey  place,  opens  opposite  5  v^ch  street 
Butler  square,  opens  on  Chatham  street 
Butolph,  from  84  Cambridge  to  Myrtle  street 
Buttrick  place,  from  N.  Margin  street 
BjTon,  from  River  street  to  the  water 
C  street,  from  7th  to  1st 

Cambridge,  from  Bowdoin  square  to  W.  B.  bridge 
Camden,  from  805  Washington  to  Tremont  street 
Camden  place,  from  808  Washington  street 
Canal,  from  Haymarket  square  to  Causeway  street 
Canton,  from  Harrison  avenue  to  Tremont  street 
Canton  street  court,  opens  at  1  Canton  street 
Canton  st.  place,  from  Canton,  near  Washington  st. 


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Capen  place,  opens  49  Hanover  street 
Carlton  place,  opens  51  S.  side  Eliot  street 
Carnes  court,  S.  side  from  15  Hawkins  street 
Carney  place,  opens  679  Washington  street 
Carroll  place,  opens  60  Salem  street 
Carver,  from  73  Pleasant  to  74  Boylston  street 
Castle,  from  161  Harrison  avenue  to  Tremont  st. 
Causeway,  from  Leveret  to  Charlestown  bridge 
Cedar  (S.),  from  104  Pleasant  street  to  the  water 
Cedar  ( W.),  from  57  Chesnut  to  Cambridge  street 
Cedar  street  place,  opens  10  S.  Cedar  street 
Central,  from  32  Kilby  to  10  India  street 
Central  court,  from  240  Washington  to  Avon  place 
Central  place,  opens  15  Winter  street 
Central  sq.,  junction  Meridian  and  Bennington  st. 
Centre,  from  Orleans  to  Marginal  st.,  E.  Boston 
Centre  (W.),  from  122  Cambridge  to  65  Pinckney  st. 
Centre  (N.),  from  85  Hanover  to  78  Ann  street 
Chambers,  from  39  Cambridge  to  Spring  street  place 
Chambers  street  court,  opens  22  Chambers  street 
Champney  pi.  op.  W.  side  W.  Centre,  n.  May  st. 
Change  avenue,  from  54  State  to  Market  square 
Channing,  from  Federal  to  Atkinson  street 
Chapel  place,  opens  231  Washington  street 
Chapel  place  (N.),  opens  45  Friend  street 
Chapman  place,  opens  34  School  street 
Chardon,  from  Bowdoin  square  to  Hawkins  street 
Chardon  street  place,  opens  from  Chardon  street 
Chardon  street  court,  opens  E.  side  Chardon  street 
Charles,  from  Boylston  to  W.  Boston  bridge 
Charles  (X.),  from  Livingston  street  to  the  water 
Charlestown,  from  Haymarket  sq.  to  Causeway  st. 
Charter,  from  230  HanoA'er  to  Commercial  street 
Chatham,  fr.  21  Merchants  row  to  Commercial  st. 
Chatham  row,  from  12  Chatham  to  1  Long  wharf 
Chauncy  place,  from  43  Summer  street 
Cheever  place,  from  Sumner,  above  Cottage  st. 
Chelsea,  from  Tremont  to  Suffolk  street 
Chelsea,  from  Ma\°rick  square  to  the  bridge,  E.  B. 
Cherry,  from  663  Washington  to  Suffolk  street 
Chesnut,  from  8  Walnut  street  to  Charles  River 
Chesnut  place,  from  88  M*.  Yernon  to  59  Chesnut  st. 
Chessman  place,  opens  170  Hanover  street 
Chester,  from  Harrison  avetue  to  Tremont  street 
Chilson  place,  from  Lyman  ploce 
Choate,  from  Pleasant  street,  near  the  Common 
Christian  court,  from  Canal  street 
Church,  from  Marion  to  Boylston  sweet 
Church  place,  opens  E.  side  Church  street 
Church  avenue,  from  Broadway  st.  between  D  &  E 
City  slip,  from  157  Ann  street 
Claflen  place,  opens  40  Pleasant  street 
Clark,  from  185  Hanover  to  290  Commercial  street 
Clark  alley,  from  125  Hanover  to  Ann  street 
Cleveland  place,  opens  19  Snowhill 
Clifton  avenue,  from  Suffolk  to  Middlesex  street 
Clifton  place,  from  833  Washington  street 
Clinton,  fronr  Merchants'  row  to  Commercial  st. 
College  court,  from  8  Fruit  street 
Colony,  from  Swan  street  to  the  water 
Columbia,  from  75  Bedford  to  62  Essex  street 
Commercial,  fr.  Long  wharf  to  Charlesto\^'n  bridge 
Commercial  court,  from  Commercial,  near  Foster  st. 
Commercial  st.  av.,  fr.  Com'cial,  opp.  Ripley's  wf. 
Commercial  place,  opens  448  Commercial  street 
Common,  from  549  Washington  to  Tremont  street 
Concord,  crosses  Washington  street  at  787 
Condor,  from  Border  to  Knox  street 
Congress,  from  31  State  to  Milk  street 
Congress  sq.,  buildings  betw'n  31  &  9  Congress  st. 
Coolidge  avenue,  opens  34  Temple  street 
Cooper,  from  Charlesto-v\Ti  to  64  Salem  street 
Cooper  street  court,  N.  side  Cooper  street 
Coral  court,  from  Andover  street 
Corey  avenue,  from  Ash,  near  Bennet  street 
Corn  court,  S.  side  Faneuil  Hall 
Cornhill,  from  23  Washington  to  Court  street 
Cornhill  court,  from  77  Wash.  st.  to  Court  av. 
Copp's  Hill  ave.,  opens  from  9  Prince  street 
Cottage,  fronnVIarginal  to  Maverick  street 


Cottage  place,  684  E.  side  Washington  street 

Cotting,  from  39  Lowell  to  Leveret  street 

Cotting  court,  from  3  Cotting  street 

Cotting  place,  opens  14  Chambers  street 

Cotton  place,  from  91  Purchase  to  Broad  street 

Court  avenue,  from  87  Wash.  st.  to  Court  sq. 

Court,  from  69  Washington  st.  to  Bowdoin  square 

Court  square,  from  City  Hall  to  Court  street 

Cove,  from  East  to  Lehigh  street 

Cove  place,  from  Cove  street 

Creek  square,  between  Union  and  Blackstone  st. 

Crescent  court,  opens  82  Friend  street 

Crescent  place,  opens  5  Green  street 

Cross,  from  Border  to  New,  E.  B. 

Cross,  from  City  Scales  to  24  Commercial 

Cruft  place,  from  30  Pearl  street 

Curve,  from  Harrison  avenue  to  Lincoln  street 

XlJustora  House  st.  from  70  Broad  to  India  street 

Cyprus,  from  119  Cambridge  to  Fruit  street 

Cyprus  street  place,  from  16  Cyprus  street 

D  street,  from  1st  to  7th  street 

Deacon,  from  Portland  to  Merrimac  street 

Decatiu-,  from  Washington  st.  to  Harrison  avenue 

Decatur,  from  Liverpool  to  Orleans  street,  E.  B. 

Dedham,  from  Harrison  avenue  to  Tremont  street 

Derne,  from  Bowdoin  to  Hancock  street 

Devonshire,  from  25  State  to  Milk  street 

Dillaway  place,  opens  65  Charter  street 

Distil-House  square,  from  Sudbury  to  Ivers  street 

Dix  place,  opens  501  Washington  street 

Doane,  from  10  Kilby  to  7  Broad  street 

Dock  square,  from  Elm  to  Washington,  and  East  to 

corner  opp.  W.  end  Faneuil  Hall 
Doherty  court,  from  Everett,  near  Lamson  st. 
Dorchester,  from  1st  street  to  Dorchester  line 
Dove,  from  Dorchester,  near  2d  street 
Dover,  from  S.  Boston  old  bridge  to  Tremont  st. 
Dover  place,  from  Dover  street  to  Harrison  avenue 
Dupee  place,  opens  13  Friend  street 
E  street,  from  8th  street  to  the  water 
Eagle,  from  Border  to  Chelsea  street 
East,  from  36  South  to  Sea  street 
East  street  place,  opens  opposite  16  East  street 
Eaton,  from  North  Russell  to  46  Chambers  street 
Eaton  place,  from  8  Gouch  street 
Eaton  court,  from  4  North  Bennet  street 
Eddy,  from  next  to  99  Tyler  street 
Ediiiboro',  from  Essex  to  Beach  street 
Eighth  (8th),  from  Dorchester  st.  to  the  turnpike 
Eliot,  from  Pleasant  to  481  Washington  street 
Eliot  place,  from  Eliot,  near  Tremont  street 
Elm,  from  Dock  square  to  29  Hanover  street 
Emerald,  from  Dover  to  Castle  street 
Emery  place,  opens  E.  side  Warren  street 
Endicot,  from  Hanover  and  Salem  to  Charlestown 

street,  near  bridge 
Endicot  court,  from  Endicot  street 
Endicot  street  place,  opens  75  Endicot  street 
Erie,  from  194  Harrison  avenue  to  Albany  street 
Eiin  alley,  from  Liverpool  to  Border,  E.  B. 
Essex,  from  378  Washington  to  South  street 
Esse.c  place,  from  Essex,  opposite  Columbia  street 
Eutaw  from  Border  to  White  street 
Everett,  from  Jeffries  to  Orleans  street 
Everett  court,  from  Everett  street,  E.  B. 
Exchange,  from  36  State  street  to  30  Dock  square 
Exeter  place,  from  Rowe  street 
F  street,  fron.  8th  to  the  water 
Fabin,  between  Dedham  and  Canton  street 
Fayette,  from  80  Pleasant  street  to  the  water 
Fayette  court,  from  403  Washington  street 
Fecleral,  from  77  Milk  to  Purchase  street 
Federal  court,  between  43  and  45  Federal  street 
Federal  court  (N.),  opens  78  Hanover  street 
Ferry,  from  54  Fulton  to  119  Ann  street 
Fessenden  court,  from  Webster  street 
Fifth  (5th),  from  Turnpike  to  Dorchester  street 
First  (1st),  from  Turnpike  to  K  street 
Fleet,  from  185  Hanover  st.  to  East'n  R.  R.  wharf 
Florence,  from  Washington  st.  to  Harrison  av. 


STREETS,     ETC 


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Ford  place,  from  Everett  street 

Fort  av.,  fr.  Har.  av.  n.  the  b'dge  to  662  "Wash.  st. 

Foster,  from  Charter  to  Commercial  street 

Foster  place,  opens  6  Foster  street 

Foster  pi.  (S.),  W.  side  Tremont,  n.  Boylston  st. 

Foundry,  from  4th  street  to  the  X.  bridge 

Fourth  "(4th),  fr.  S.  B.  bdge  to  Dorchester  heights, 

theuce  to  the  Point 
Franklin,  from  184  Washington  to  Federal  street 
Franklin  avenue,  from  31  Court  to  36  Cornhill  st. 
Franklin  place,  from  Hawley  st.  to  Boston  Theatre 
FrankKn  square,  "Washington,  near  the  Cemetery 

and  Brookline  street 
French  place,  opens  23  Essex  street 
Freeman  place,  opens  15  Beacon  street 
Friend,  from  62  Hanover  to  Causeway  street 
Friend  street  place,  "W.  fr.  Friend,  n.  Causeway  st. 
Fruit,  from  32  Blossom  to  Cyprus  street 
Fruit  street  court,  from  Fruit,  near  Blossom  street 
Fuller,  from  Church  strejet 
Fulton,  from  Clinton  to  Lewis  street 
Fulton  court,  rear  109  Ann  street 
Fulton  place,  opens  76  Fulton  street 
Fm-nace,  from  Sea,  near  Kneeland  street 
G  street,  South  Boston,  near  Mt.  "Washington 
Garaux  place,  from  17  Portland  street 
Garden,  from  Cambridge  to  21  Myrtle  street 
Garden  court  street,  from  North  sci.  to  Fleet  street 
Garden  street  court.  Garden,  near  May  street 
Gardner,  from  Tremont  to  Emerald  street 
Gardner  place,  opens  from  124  Broadway 
Garland,  from  683  Washington  to  SutFolk  street 
Genesee,  from  222  Harrison  av.  to  Albany  street 
Gilman  place,  W.  side  Friend,  near  Travers  street 
Gold,  from  Dorchester  to  E  street 
Gorham  place,  opens  741  Washington  street 
Gouch,  from  11  Green  to  Merrimac  street 
Gouch  place,  opens  10  Gouch  street 
Graphic  court,  opens  219  Washington  street 
Gray  place,  opens  8  Portland  street 
Green,  from  Bowdoin  square  to  43  Chambers  street 
Greenough  av.,  fr.  25  Charter  to  Commercial  street 
Gridley,  from  High  to  Purchase  street 
Groton,  from  711  Washington  to  Tremont  street 
Grove,  from  138  Cambridge  to  May  street 
Grove  (N.),  fr.  127  Cambridge  st.  to  the  Hospital 
Grove  comt  or  place,  at  the  head  of  Grove  street 
Grover  place,  from  near  27  Grove  street 
H  street.  South  Boston,  next  to  G  street 
Half  Moon  place,  from  123  Broad  street 
Hall  place,  opens  137  Hanover  street 
Hamburg,  from  748  Wash,  to  Harrison  avenue 
Hamilton,  from  Batterymarch  st.  to  Wash,  square 
Hamilton  place,  fr.  Tremont  st.,  opp.  Park  st.  ch. 
Hamilton  alley,  fr.  Hamilton,  n.  Batterymarch  st. 
Hamilton  court,  opens  X.  side  Handlton  street 
Hamlen  place,  opens  142  Pleasant  street 
Hancock,  from  Mt.  Vernon  to  46  Cambridge  st. 
Hancock  avenue,  from  Beacon  to  Mt.  Vernon  st. 
Hancock  i&\v,  from  Marshall  street  to  Creek  sq. 
Hanover,  from  Court  street  to  Winnisimmet  ferrj' 
Hanover  court  (X.),  opens  152  Hanover  street 
Hanover  court  (S.),  opens  15  Hanover  street 
Hanover  place,  opens  140  Hanover  street 
Hanover  avenue,  from  191  Hanover  to  Ann  street 
Hanson,  from  Suffolk  to  Tremont  street 
Harding  court,  on  oth,  between  A  and  B  streets 
Harlem  place,  opens  347  Washington  street 
Harmony  court,  opens  S.  side  Canal  street 
Harrison  avenue,  from  Esse.v  st.  to  Roxbury  line 
Harrison  place,  opens  fr.  Friend,  n.  Causeway  st. 
Hartford  place,  from  S.  side  High  St.,  n.  Fort  Hill 
Harvard,  from  448  Washington  to  South  street 
Harvard  court,  opens  opposite  10  Harvard  street 
Harvard  place,  opens  "^'V^ish.  st.  opp.  Old  South 
Hatters'  square,  from  Ann  to  Marshall  street 
Haven,  from  Suffolk,  near  Rutland  street 
Haverhill,  from  Warren  bridge  to  Haymarket  sq. 
Havre,  from  Sumner  to  Bennington  street 
Havre  place,  from  Havre  street 


Hawes,  from  50  Congress  to  Kilby  street 

Hawkins,  from  Sudbury  to  Ivers  street 

Hawley,  from  Trinity  ch..  Summer,  to  Milk  street 

Hawley  place,  opens  170  Washington  street 

Haymarket  square,  X.  E.  side  City  Scales 

Haymarket  place,  from  Avery  street 

Hayward  place,  opens  348  Washington  street 

Head  place,  from  Boylston  street,  X.  side 

Henchman  lane,  fr.  35  Charter  to  Commercial  st. 

Hersey  place,  opens  opposite  12  Essex  street 

High,  from  Summer  street  to  Fort  Hill 

High  street  court,  opens  87  High  street 

High  street  place,  opens  40  High,  n.  Atkinson  st. 

Highland  place,  from  Sumner,  near  Cottage  st. 

Holden  place,  opens  21  and  23  Belknap  street 

Hollis,  from  517  Washington  to  Tremont  street 

Hollis  place,  from  Hollis  street 

Hooton  court,  from  Everett  street 

Hotel,  from  Maverick  square  to  Paris  street 

Howard,  from  Court  to  Bulfinch  street 

Hudson  (X.),  from  Hull  to  Snowhill  street 

Hudson,  from  Beach  to  Curve  street 

Hudson  place,  from  27  Hudson  street 

Huff  place,  from  Tyler,  near  Curve  street 

Hull,  from  112  Salem  to  Commercial  street 

Hull  street  court,  from  Hull,  near  Salem  street 

Humphrey  place,  opens  E.  side  Hamilton  street 

I  street,  South  Boston,  next  to  H  street 

India,  from  Long  wharf  to  India  wharf 

Indiana,  from  548  Wash  st.  to  151  Hamson  av. 

Indiana  place,  opens  611  Washington  street 

Iron,  from  X.  to  S.  bridge.  South  Boston 

Ivers,  from  Hawkins  to  Merrimac  street 

Jackson  place,  opens  14  Winter  street 

Jackson  avenue,  from  Cl/arter  to  Commercial  st. 

Jackson  court,  rear  school  house,  Xorth  Margin  st. 

James  place,  opens  W.  side  West  Centre  street 

Jasper  place,  from  157  Ann  street 

Jefferson,  from  Fayette  to  Tremont  street 

Jefferson  place,  opens  17  Bennet  street 

Jeffries,  from  Marginal  to  Maverick 

Jenkins  place,  opens  Comm'l  st.,  opp.  Bartlett's  wf. 

Joy  pi.,  Belknap,  betw.  Beacon  and  Mt.  Vernon  st. 

K  street,  next  to  I  street.  South  Boston 

Kellam  place,  opens  667  Washington  street 

Kelley  place,  from  Everett  street 

Kennard  avenue,  from  32  Poplar  to  5]  Allen  street 

Kennard  court,  opens  1  Kennard  -Tvenue 

Kentle,  from  Suffolk  to  Tremont  St.,  n.  Rox'y  line 

Kilby,  ftom  State  to  Milk  street 

Kingston,  from  57  Summer  to  Beach  street 

Kingston  place  or  court,  from  Kingston  street 

Kneeland,  from  4.32  Washington  to  Sea  street 

Kneeland  pi.  op.  S.  side  Kneeland,  n.  Harrison  av. 

Knox,  rear  25  Fayette  street 

Kuhn  place,  froni  74  Tremont  street 

La  Fayette  avenue,  from  79  Prince  to  Endicot  st. 

La  Grange  place,  opens  451  Washington  street 

Lamson,  from  Belmont  square  to  Everett  street 

Lamson  court,  from  Lamson  street 

Lancaster,  from  Merrimac  to  Causeway  street 

Lancaster  court,  S.  side  Lancaster  street 

Lane  pi.  opens  from  Belmont,  n.  Washington  sq. 

Langdon  place,  opens  179  Ann  street 

Langdon  court,  opens  W.  side  Langdon  place 

Lathrop  place,  opens  155  Hanover  street 

La^\Tence  place,  105  Cambridge  street 

Lee  place,  from  Southac  near  W.  Cedar  street 

Lehigh,  from  S.  end  Albany  to  Cove  street 

Lenox,  from  817  Washington  to  Suffolk  street 

Leveret,  from  29  Green  street  to  Cragie's  bridge 

Leveret  lane,  opens  32  Leveret  street 

Leveret  court,  opens  26  Leveret  street 

Lewis,  from  95  Conimereial  to  Ann  street 

Lewis,  from  E.  B.  ferry  to  Sumner  street 

Lexington  place,  from  Lexington  street 

Lexington,  from  Border  to  Eagle  street      [march  St. 

Liberty  sq.  at  the  June,  of  Kilby,  Water,  &  Batterj'- 

Lime,  from  Charles  street  to  the  water 

Lime  alley,  from  Charter  to  Commercial  street 


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Limerick  place,  from  217  Hanover  street 
Lincoln,  from  65  Summer  to  Lehigh  street 
Lincoln  court,  from  23  Fayette  street 
Lindall,  from  Congress  to  Kilby  street 
Lindall  place,  opens  154  Cambridge  street 
Linwood  place,  opens  10  South  street 
Liverpool,  from  Sumner  street  to  Central  square 
Livingston,  from  Brighton  street  to  the  river 
Li\'ingston  place,  from  15  Livingston  street 
London,  from  Pleasant,  near  Tremont  street 
London,  from  Sumner  to  Bennington  St.,  E,  B. 
Louisbm-gh  sq.  betw.  Pinckney  and  Mt.  Vernon  st. 
Lovett  place,  opens  34  Poplar  street 
Lovis,  from  Gold  street  to  4th,  near  E 
Lowell,  from  Causeway  st.  to  Lowell  E,.  R.  Depot 
Lowell  court,  from  Lowell  place 
Lowell  place,  opens  S.  sideBoylston,n.  Tremont  st. 
Lucas  place,  opens  661  AVashington  street 
Lyman  place,  from  17  Leveret  to  15  Green  street 
Lynde,  from  Cambridge  to  38  Green  street 
Lynde  place,  opens  9  Lynde  street 
Lyndeboro'  place,  opens  84  Carver  street 
Madison  place,  opens  150  Pleasant  street 
Mahan  place,  opens  opposite  142  Pleasant  street 
Maiden,  opens  S.  of  742  Washington  street 
Maiden  place,  from  ISlalden  street 
Maple  place,  opens  123  Harrison  avenue 
Margaret,  from  27  Prince  to  Sheafe  street 
Margin  (N.),  from  52  Salem  to  Endicot  street 
Margin  (S.),  from  Pitts  to  Prospect  street 
Marginal,  from  Lewis  to  Jeffries  street 
Marion,  from  98  Pleasant  street,  west,  to  the  water 
Marion,  from  Chelsea  to  White  street,  E.  Boston 
Market,  from  Portland  to  Canal  street 
Market  fN.),  N.  side  Quincy  market 
Market  (S.),  south  side  Quincy  Market 
Market  square,  S.  W.  &  N.  sides  Faneuil  Hall 
Market  place,  opens  415  Washington  street 
Marshall,  from  24  Union  to  Hanover  street 
Marshall  place,  from  76  Charter  street 
Marston  place,  opens  71  Chambers  street 
Mason,  from  West  to  Avery  street 
Maverick,  from  Jeffries  to  New  street  [E.  B. 

Maverick  sq.  junc.  of  Lewis,  Chelsea,  &  Sumner  st. 
May  (S.),  from  712  Washington  to  Harrison  av. 
May,  from  S.  Russell  to  Charles  street 
May  court,  liom  May,  near  W.  Cedar  street 
May  place,  rear  12  Oak  street 
May  street  place,  oy.  on  May,  near  W.  Cedar  st. 
McLean,  from  Chambers  to  Blossom  street 
McLean  court,  opens  8  McLean  street 
Mechanic,  from  115  Hanover  to  Ann  street 
Medford,  from  Charlestown  to  Causeway  street 
Medford  court,  opens  near  721  WasKiugton  street 
Melrose  place,  from  56  Poplar  street 
Melville  place,  opens  at  22  Spring  street 
Merchants'  row,  90  State  to  27  Ann  street 
Mercer,  from  Dorchester  street 
Meridian,  from  Maverick  square  to  Condor  street 
Meridian  court,  from  Meridian,  near  London 
Merrimac,  from  Haymarket  sq.  to  Causeway  street 
Middlesex,  from  Castle  to  Suffolk  street 
Milk,  from  Old  South  to  24  India  street 
Milner  place,  opens  456  Washington  street 
Milton,  from  Spring  to  Brighton  street 
Milton  place,  from  59  Federal  st.  to  Federal  ct. 
Minot,  N.  E.  from  81  Leveret  to  Andover  street 
Monmouth,  from  Meridian  to  Brooks  street 
Montgomery  place,  fr.  168  Tremont  to  Province  st. 
Moon,  from  N.  square  to  Fleet  street 
Moon  street  court,  opens  S.  side  Moon  street 
Morton,  from  36  Salem  to  Endicot  street 
Morton  place,  from  Milk,  near  Hawley  street 
Morton  court,  opens  11  Morton  place 
Mount  Vernon,  from  Beacon  to  Charles  street 
Mt.  Vernon  av.,  f.  103  Mt.  Vernon  to  Pinckney  st. 
Mt.  Vernon  place,  from  Hancock  av.  to  Belknap  st. 
Mt.  Warren,  from  4th,  n.  Dorchester,  to  the  beach 
Mulberry  place,  opens  25  Portland  street 
Murray  place  or  court,  opens  38  Prince  street 


Murray  ct.  from  Orleans,  be.  Webster  &  Sumner  st. 
Myrtle,  from  Hancock  to  Centre  street 
Myrtle  court,  opens  W.  end  Myrtle  street 
Nashua,  from  Causeway  to  Minot  street 
Nashua  court,  from  Nashua,  near  Andover  street 
Nashua  place,  from  Nashua,  near  Causeway  street 
Nassau,  from  103  Harrison  avenue  to  Ash  street 
National,  from  4th,  near  Dorchester  street 
New,  from  Sumner  to  Maverick  street 
Newborn  place,  opens  51  Carver  street 
Newbury  place,  opens  364  Washington  street 
Newland,  between  Suffolk  and  Tremont  street 
New  Prince,  from  Hanover  street  to  North  square 
Newton,  from  Tremont  to  Harrison  avenue 
Noble  place,  N.  side  from  Sumner 
Newton  court,  from  Tyler,  near  Oak  street 
Newton  place,  opens  5  Beach  street 
Norfolk  avenue,  opens  185  Washington  street' 
Norfolk  place,  opens  330  Washington  street 
Northampton,  801  S.  end  Washington  street 
North  Federal  court,  from  Union  to  Blackstone  st. 
North  square,between  Hanover,  Fleet,  and  Ann  st. 
North  Hanover  com-t,  opens  152  Hanover  street 
North  Hudson,  from  Snowhill  to  Hull  street 
North  Margin,  from  52  Salem  to  Endicot  street 
North  Margin  place,  from  29  N.  Margin  street 
North  Market,  N.  side  Faneuil  Hall  market 
North  Russell,  from  65  Cambridge  to  Eaton  street 
Norwich,  first  S.  of  Maiden  street 
Noyes  place,  opens  74  Salem  street 
Oak.  from  514  Washington  street  to  Lincoln  street 
Oak  place,  opens  S.  side  Oak,  opposite  Ash  street 
Ohio  place,  opens  at  603  Washington  street 
Old  Harbor,  from  Dorchester,  near  4th  street 
Old  Road,  from  Broadway  to  Point 
Olive  place,  opens  732  Washington  street 
Oliver,  from  105  Milk  street  to  Washington  place 
Oliver  place,  opens  S.  side  Essex  st.  opposite  38 
Oneida,  from  202  Harrison  avenue  to  Albany  street 
Ontario,  from  Swan  street  to  the  water 
Orange,  from  625  Washington  st.  to  Village  place 
Orange  (E.),  from  1.30  Harrison  av.  to  Lehigh  st. 
Orange  lane,  fr.  Wash.  opp.  Orange,  to  159  Harr.  av. 
Orange  avenue,  from  46  Orange  to  Castle  street 
Orleans,  from  Marginal  to  Bennington  street 
Osborn  place,  from  36  Pleasant  street 
Oswego,  from  214  Harrison  avenue  to  Albany  st. 
Otis  place,  opens  Summer,  opposite  Kingston  st. 
Oxford,  from  41  Essex  to  Beach  street 
Oxford  place,  opens  20  Harrison  avenue 
P  street,  across  Broadway,  S.  B.  Point 
Page's  court,  opens  312  Ann  street 
Page's  court,  from  Broadway,  between  D  and  E  st. 
Paine  place,  opens  470  Washington  street 
Paris,  from  Sumner  to  Bennington  street 
Paris  court,  from  Paris,  near  Decatur  street 
Paris  place,  opens  19  Merrimack  street 
Paris  place,  from  Paris,  nearly  opp.  Hotel  street 
Park,  from  Tremont  to  Beacon  street 
Park  place,  opens  Hanover  st.  near  Board  alley 
Parkman's  place,  opens  144  Hanover  street 
Payson  court,  opens  from  Broadway,  betw.  D  and  E 

street 
Pearl,  from  97  Milk  to  Broad  street 
Pearl  place,  opens  E.  side  Pearl  street 
Pemberton  square,  from  Tremont  to  Somerset  st. 
Pembroke,  W.  side  Suffolk,  near  Brookline  street 
Phillips  place,  opens  opposite  Chapel,  Tremont  st. 
Phipps  place,  opens  48  Charter,  near  Foster  street 
Piedmont,  from  112  Pleasant  st.  to  the  water 
Pinckney,  from  63  Belknap  street  to  the  water 
Pinckney  lane,  from  Pinckney  to  Mt.  Vernon  st. 
Pine,  from  520  Washington  to  139  Harrison  av. 
Pine  place,  opposite  1  Pine  street 
Pitts,  from  Green  to  Merrimac  street 
Pitts  court,  opens  4  Pitts  street 
Pitts  place,  from  6  Pitts  street 
Pleasant,  from  80  Boylston  to  589  Washington  st. 
Pleasant  st.  com-t,  from  140  Pleasant  to  Church  st. 
Pleasant  street  place,  opens  133  Pleasant  street 


STREETS,     ETC 


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Plymouth,  from  Northampton,  opp.  Harrison  av. 
Plymouth  place,  opens  47  Harrison  avenue 
Pond  street  place,  opens  at  7o  Endicot  street 
Poplar,  from  60  Chambers  st.  to  Charles  river 
Poplar  court,  opens  opposite  54  Poplar  street 
Poplar  place,  opens  opposite  24  Poplar  street 
Porter,  W.  from  Pleasant,  near  Tremont  street 
Porter,  from  Chelsea  St.  to  Central  square,  E.  B. 
Portland,  from  38  Hanover  to  Causeway  street 
Portland  place,  opens  19  Portland  street 
Post  Office  avenue,  from  20  Congress  street 
Powars  court,  opens  328  Ann  street 
Preseott,  from  Chelsea  to  White  st. 
Prince,  from  Hanover  st.  to  Charlestown  bridge 
Princeton,  from  Meridian  to  Chelsea  street 
Prospect,  from  21  Lyman  place  to  Merrimac  st 
Prospect  court,  from  South  Margin,  n.  Prospect  st. 
Providence,  from  Pleasant  street  to  the  water 
Pro\-ince,  from  30  School  to  25  Bromiield  street 
Province  House  court,  fr.  165  Wash,  to  Province  st. 
Purchase,  from  Summer  to  Broad  street 
Purchase  place,  opens  88  Pm-chase  street 
Putnam,  from  Cottage  to  Condor  st. 
Quiet  place,  opens  77  Purchase  street 
Quincy,  from  D  to  E  street 

Quincy  place,  opens  N.  side  High  st.,  n.  Wash.  sq. 
lievere  place,  from  14  Charter  street 
Richardson  place,  opens  81  Tremont  street 
Richmond,  from  59  Salem  to  57  Commercial  st. 
Richmond  place,  opens  opp.  17  Richmond  street 
Ridgeway  lane,  from  Cambridge  to  Derne  street 
Ringgold,  from  South  Lowell  street 
River,  from  69  Beacon  to  foot  Mt.  Yernon  street 
Robinson  alley,  from  220  Hanover  to  10  Unity  st. 
Rochester,  from  232  Harrison  av.  to  Albany  street 
Rollins  place,  from  !May,  near  Garden  street 
Rowe,  from  S.  side  Bedford  to  Essex  street 
Rowe  place,  opens  14  Rowe  street 
Russell  (N.),  trom  Cambridge  to  Eaton  street 
Russell  (S.),  from  Cambridge  to  MjTtle  street 
Russell  court,  from  20  North  Russell  street 
Russell  place,  from  18  North  Russell  street 
Rutland,  from  785  Washington  to  Tremont  street 
Salem,  from  104  Hanover  to  Charter  street 
Salem  place,  opens  16  Salem  street 
Salem  court,  from  Salem,  n.  Tileston  street 
Salt  lane,  from  29  Union  street  to  Creek  square 
Salter  place,  opens  56  Prince  street 
Salutation,  from  195  Hanover  to  Commercial  st. 
Saratoga,  from  Central  sq.  across  Chelsea  street 
School,  from  137  Washington  to  Tremont  street 
Scott  court,  opens  between  8  and  9  Union  street 
Scott  alley,  from  Creek  square  to  Ann  street 
Sea,  from  Summer  st.  to  the  North  Free  Bridge 
Seabury  place,  from  33  Blossom  street 
Sears'  place,  opens  West  Centre,  near  May  st. 
Seaver  place,  opens  68  W.  side  Tremont  street 
Second,  from  67  Leveret  street 
Second  (2d),  from  Turnpike  to  K  street 
Second  street  place,  from  11  Second  street 
Seventh  (7th),  fr.  Dorchester  st.  to  the  turnpike 
Sewall  place,  from  Milk  st.  opposite  Morton  place 
Shawmut,  from  116  Pleasant  to  Church  street 
Sheafe,  from  Salem  to  Snowhill  street 
Sherman  place,  from  May  street 
Shoe  and  Leather,  from  Ann  to  Fulton  street 
Short,  from  13  North  Bennet  to  Tileston  street 
Short  Second,  from  Second  to  Brighton  street 
Sigourney  pi.,  opens  fr.  Hanover,  N.  of  ComT  st. 
Silver,  from  Turnpike  to  G  street 
Sister,  from  Williams  to  Channing  street 
Sixth  (6th),  from  Turnpike  to  Dorchester  street 
Smith  court,  from  25  Belknap  street 
Smith  place,  from  15  Belknap  street 
Snelling  place,  opens  2  Hull  street 
Snowhill,  from  21  Prince  to  Charter  street 
Snowhill  court,  opens  10  Snowhill  street 
Snowhill  place,  opens  8  Snowhill  street 
Snowhill  avenue,  opens  7  Snowhill  street 
Somerset,  from  IJeacon  to  Howard  street 


South,  from  Summer,  opp.  High,  to  Lehigh  street 
South  st.  ct.,  opens  E.  side  South,  opp.  Essex  st. 
South  street  place,  opens  W.  side  South  street 
South  Suffolk,  from  Dover  street  to  Roxbury 
Southac,  from  Butolph  to  81  West  Cedar  street 
Southac  court,  opens  W.  end  Southac  street 
Southac  place,  opens  near  6  Southac  street 
South  Lowell,  from  Suffolk  to  Tremont  street 
South  Margin,  from  Pitts  to  Prospect  street 
South  Market,  S.  side  Faneuil  Hall  market 
South  Russell,  from  78  Cambridge  to  Myrtle  street 
South  Williams,  from  Washington  to  Suffolk  st. 
Spear  alley,  from  83  Piu-chase  st.,  n.  the  church 
Spear  place,  op.  S.  W.  .side  Pleasant,  n.  Wash.  st. 
Spring,  from  61  Leveret  to  44  Allen  street 
Spring  street  court,  opens  59  Spring  street 
Spring  street  place,  opens  18  Spring  street 
Spring  lane,  fr.  134  Washington  to  Devonshire  st. 
Springfield,  from  Tremont  st.  to  Harrison  avenue 
Spruce,  from  32  Chesnut  to  49  Beacon  street 
Standish  place,  from  7  Pitts  street 
Staniford,  from  13  Cambridge  to  28  Green  street 
Staniford  court,  from  Staniford  place 
Staniford  place,  opens  11  Staniford  street 
State,  from  68  Vv^ashington  street  to  Long  wharf 
Steele's  court,  froni  Leveret,  opp.  jail 
Stilhnan,  from  46  Salem  to  Charlestown  street 
Stillman  place,  from  W.  side  Stillman  to  Cooper  st. 
Stoddard,  from  Howard  to  Court  street 
Story  place,  opens  27  State  street 
Strong  place,  opens  126  Cambridge  street 
Sturgis  place,  from  40  Pearl  street 
Sudbury,  from  Court  to  30  Portland  street 
Sudbury  square,  N.  end  Sudbury  street 
Suffolk,  from  Castle  to  Dover  street 
Suffolk  (S.),  from  Dover  to  Roxbury 
Suffolk  place,  opens  300  AVashington  street 
Sullivan  place,  from  39  Federal  street 
Summer,  from  226  Washington  st.  to  the  water 
Sumner,  from  Marginal  to  New  street,  E.  Boston 
Sumner  place,  from  Sumner  street 
Sun  court  street,  from  North  square  to  Ann  street 
Swan,  f.  Turnpike  to  the  water,  near  the  bridge 
Sweetser  court,  opens  340  AVashington  street 
Taylor,  from  Groton  to  South  Lowell  street 
Temple,  from  26  Cambridge  to  17  Mt.  Yernon  st. 
Temple  pi.  opens  at  Masonic  Temple,  Tremont  st. 
Temple  avenue,  opens  307  Washington  street 
Terrace  place,  Webster  st.  opp.  side  Belmont  sq. 
Thacher,  from  71  Prince  to  Charlestown  street 
Thacher  avenue,  from  34  Thacher  to  Cooper  street 
Thacher  street  court,  opens  29  E.  side  Thacher  st. 
Theatre  alley,  from  Milk  st.  to  rear  of  Theatre 
Third  (3d.), 'from  2d  to  K  street 
Tileston,  from  214  Hanover  to  109  Salem  street 
Tileston  place,  opens  6  Tileston  street 
To^\'nsend  pi.  (N.),  op.  fr.  Coml.,  opp.  Bartlett's  wf. 
TowTisend  place  (S.),  opens 6  Carver  street 
Trant's  alley,  from  153  Ann  street 
Travers,  from  Merrimac  to  Charlestown  street 
Tremont,  fr.  court  st.  to  Roxbury,  by  the  Common 
Tremont  place,  rear  Tremont  House 
Tremont  row,  from  Beacon  to  Court  street 
Trenton,  from  Meridian  to  Eagle  street 
Troy,  from  242  Harrison  avenue  to  Albany  street 
Trumbull,  from  Newland  to  Tremont  street 
Tyler,  from  Beach  to  Curve  street 
Tyler  court,  opens  on  Harrison  av.  opp.  Pine  st. 
Tyler  pi.  opens  on  E.  side  Tyler,  n.  Kneeland  st. 
Turnpike,  fr.N.  Free  Bridge,  S.  B.,  to  Dorch.turnp. 
Union,  from  Dock  square  to  Haymarket  square 
Unity,  from  Charter  to  14  Tileston  street 
Unity  court,  opens  3  Unity  street 
Utica,  south  from  South  street  place 
Utica  place,  from  Utica  to  South,  near  Beach  st. 
Yernon,  from  89  Leveret  to  70  Lowell  street 
Yernon  place,  opens  23  Charter  street 
Yillage,  from  opposite  27  Dover  to  Castle  street 
Yillage  place,  from  W.  Castle  to  Orange  street 
Yine,  from  N.  Russell  to  C)'prus  street 


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WHARVES  . 


"Walnut,  from  38  Beacon  to  28  Mt.  Vernon  street 
Wall,  from  Minot  to  Cotting  street 
Waltham,  from  Tremont  to  Washington  street 
Warren,  from  581  Washington  to  Eliot  street 
Warren  place,  from  54  Warren  to  69  Pleasant  st. 
Warren  square,  from  25  Merrimac  to  Friend  street 
Washburn  place,  from  74  Charter  street 
Washington,  from  Dock  square  to  Roxbury 
Washington  court,  opens  733  Washington  street 
Washington  sq.  includes  all  the  buildings  round 

the  walk  on  Fort  Hill 
Washington  place,  from  Wash.  av.  to  Belcher  lane 
Washington  av.  from  Purchase  to  Wash,  square 
Water,  from  128  Washington  to  37  Broad  street 
Waverly  place,  opens  18  South  street 
Webster,  from  Sumner  st.  to  Tufts'  Works,  E.  B. 
Webster  place,  from  13  Fleet  street 
Well,  from  Custom  House  to  Wharf  street 
Wells  place,  from  741  Washington  street 
Wendell,  from  Oliver  to  Hamilton  street 
Wesley,  from  Chelsea  to  Meridian  st.  E.  B. 
Wesley  place,  opens  192  Hanover  street 
West,  from  333  Washington  to  Tremont  street 


West  Cedar,  from  Chesnut  to  Cambridge  street 
Western  av.  from  Charles  to  Brookline,  over  river 
Weston,  from  Tremont  to  Suffolk  street 
Wharf,  from  100  Broad  to  43  India  street 
Wheeler's  court,  opens  40  Pleasant  street 
White,  from  Border  to  Trenton  street 
Wilberforce  place,  from  Southac,  near  W.  Cedar  st. 
Willard  place,  opens  815  Washington  street 
Williams,  from  70  Federal  to  Atkinson  street 
Williams  court,  through  arch,  103  Washington  st. 
Willow,  from  37  Chesnut  to  70  Mt.  Vernon  street 
Wilson  lane,  26  State  street  to  32  Dock  square 
Winslow  place,  opens  55  Chambers  street 
Winter,  from  271  Washington  to  157  Tremont  st. 
Winter  place,  opens  20  Winter  street 
Winthrop  place,  opens  50  Summer  street 
Winthrop,  from  Maverick  square  to  Paris  street 
Worcester,  from  Tremont  st.  to  Harrison  avenue 
Woodward,  from  E  street  to  Dorchester 
Wordsworth,  from  Saratoga  street 
Wright's  ct.  op.  Broadway,  opp.  Episcopal  church 
Zone,  from  Grove  place  to  rear  of  W.  Cedar  street 


WHARVES    IN   BOSTON    HARBOR. 


Allen's,  from  Sumner  st.  East  Boston 
Arch,  Broad  street,  2d  N.  Fort  Hill  wharf 
Aspinwall's  Mast  Yard,  Commercial  street 
Aspinwall,  from  New  street.  East  Boston 
Atkins,  Commercial  street,  near  Charter  street 
Atlantic  Steamship  wharf,  Marginal  st.  E.  Boston 
Baltimore  Packet  Pier,  opposite  35  Commercial  st. 
Bartlett's,  near  Gr.ay's  wharf.  Commercial  street 
Battery,  Commercial  street,  near  the  Railway 
Belcher's,  near  Central  square 
Benson's,  Sea  street,  north  of  S.  Boston  free  bridge 
Blake's,  P  street 

Boston,  1st  street,  S.  Boston,  near  the  Turnpike 
Brimmer's  T,  opens  from  Long  wharf 
Brooks',  foot  of  C  street,  S.  B. 
Brown's,  Commercial  st.  near  Charlestown  bridge 
Brown's  (S.),  from  Broad  street 
Brown  &  Lovell's,  foot  of  Sumner  street,  E.  Boston 
Bull,  Broad  street,  opposite  E.  end  Summer  st. 
Central,  betw.  India  and  Long  wf.  foot  of  Milk  st. 
Chamberlin's,  Commercial,  near  Charter  street 
Child's  wharf,  Harrison  avenue,  near  the  bridge 
City,  Commercial  street,  opposite  F.  H.  Market 
Clifton,  Border  st.  c.  Maverick  st.  East  Boston 
Comey's,  Commercial,  opposite  Foster  street 
Commercial,  opposite  76  Commercial  street 
Constitution,  Commercial,  near  Hanover  street 
Cunningham's,  Sumner,  opposite  Border  street 
Curtis's,  opens  48  Sea  street 
Derby's,  next  west  side  Cragie's  bridge 
Dolbeare's,  Broad  street,  next  Liverpool  wharf 
Drake's,  opens  43  Sea  street 

East  Boston  Ferry,  East.  Railroad  wharf  [st. 

East  Boston,  f.  ferry  line,W.  side  Lewis,  to  Webster 
Eastern  Packet  Pier,  opposite  64  Commercial  st. 
Eastern  R.  R.,  Marginal,  from  Lewis  to  Orleans  st. 
Eastern  Steamboat,  Commercial,  opp.  Foster  st. 
Emery  &  Tirrell's,  1.34  Sea  street 
Farwell,  Sea  street,  next  S.  B.  free  bridge 
Ferry,  foot  Lewis  street,  E.  Boston 
Fiske's,  Commercial  street,  opposite  Foster  street 
Forbes',  on  Border,  be.  Decatur  st.  and  Central  sq. 
Fort  Hill,  Broad  st.  5th  N.  liverpool  wharf 
Foster's,  Broad  street,  foot  of  Fort  Hill 
Francis,  Sea  street,  opposite  East  street 
Goodnow's,  Causeway  st.  n.  Charles  River  bridge 
Graving  Ways,  Commercial,  n.  Battery  street 
Grand  Junction  R.  R.  and  Depot  Co.,  Marginal  st. 
Gray's,  Commercial,  near  Foster  street 
Griggs  &  Forbes,  Causeway  street 


Hall's,  Border,  foot  of  Decatur  street 

Harris's,  Commercial  street,  n.  end  Hanover  st. 

Harris's  Mast  Yard,  near  Winnisimmet  ferry 

Hobb's,  90  Sea  street 

Holbrook  &  Dillon's,  Broad,  S.  side  Fort  Hill  wf. 

Hoppin's,  Charles  st.  next  S.  Cambridge  bridge 

Howe's,  Sea  street,  opposite  Kneeland  street 

India,  at  the  south  end  India  street 

Ingersoll's,  near  north  end  Charter  street 

Josselyn,  foot  Maverick  street.  East  Boston 

Kelley  &  Holmes's  Marine  Railway,  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Leighton's,  Causeway,  opposite  Medford  street 

Lewis,  next  N.  Commercial  wharf 

Lewis  &  Clapp's,  Commercial,  near  Charter  street 

Lincoln's,  junction  Ann  and  Commercial  street 

Liverpool,  Broad,  opposite  Pearl  street 

Locke's,  Marginal  street,  E.  B. 

Lombard,  from  Sumner,  opp.  Paris  street 

Long,  east  end  State  street 

Lowell  R.  R.  wf.  corner  of  Andover  and  Minot  sts. 

Lynes',  150  Sea  street 

McHugh's,  Sea,  N.  of  Munn's  wf. 

McKays,  Border,  foot  of  Eutaw  st. 

Maine,  Broad,  east  end  Summer  street 

Marine  Railway,  Commercial,  foot  of  Ann  street 

Martin's,  Sea  street,  near  Benson's  wharf 

Mercantile,  includes  Eastern,  Phila.  and  Baltimore 

Packet  Piers,  Commercial  street 
Middlesex  Canal  Landing,  Haverhill,  n.  W.  bridge 
Miller's,  from  New  street,  East  Boston 
Monk's,  near  1st  street 

Munn's,  Sea  street,  2d  from  S.  Boston  bridge 
Otis',  E.  side  Broad  st.  next  N.  Arch  wharf 
Packard's,  Broad  street,  next  Arch  wharf 
Pearl  st.  wharf,  264  Broad,  opposite  Pearl  street 
Philadelphia  Packet  Pier,  55  Commercial  street 
Pigeon  (Sr  Pool's,  foot  Liverpool  st.  East  Boston 
Pioneer  Drv  Dock,  next  Otis'  wharf 
Piper's,  30  Sea,  N.  of  East  street 
Pope's,  Harrison  avenue,  2d  N.  of  S.  bridge 
Pratt  &  Cushing's,  from  New  street,  E.  Boston 
Prentice's,  Broad,  rear  43  Purchase  street 
Raymond's,  foot  of  Livingston  street 
Ripley's,  Commercial,  near  Foster  street 
Rowe's,  next  S.  of  India  wharf 
Ruby's,  Causeway,  next  to  Goodnow's  wharf 
Russia,  Broad,  opposite  Atkinson  street 
Sargent's,  Commercial,  opposite  Clark  street 
Shaw's,  next  E.  old  Charlestown  bridge 
Spaulding's,  Brighton,  near  Poplar  street 


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15 


Spear's,  3d  N.  of  Liverpool  wharf 

Stetson's,  foot  I  and  1st  street 

Stone  &  Adams',  near  Cambridge  bridge 

Summer  street,  foot  Summer  street 

T,  opens  between  46  and  47  Long  wharf 

Taylor's,  Brighton  street,  near  Hospital 

Thompson's,  Commercial,  near  Charter  street 

Tilden's,  Causeway,  opposite  Canal  street 

Tileston's,  Broad,  near  Summer  street 

Tirrell's,  Sea,  between  Kneeland  and  Beach  streets 

Tirrill's,  Harrison  avenue,  near  the  bridge 


Trull's,  Causeway,  next  Fitchburg  depot 
Tufts',  foot  of  Webster  street.  East  Boston 
Tuttle's,  foot  of  London  street.  East  Boston 
Union,  opposite  320  Commercial  street 
Vinal's,  Commercial,  opposite  Charter  street 
Wales',  80  Sea,  opposite  Beach  street 
Weelvs',  corner  New  and  Sumner  streets 
Wilder  &  Bosworth's,  136  Sea  street 
Winnisimmet  Eerryway,  N.  end  Hanover  street 
Wood's,  Charles,  near  May  street 


HALLS,  BUILDINGS,  OFFICES,  ETC. 


Adj.  &  Quart.  Master-Gen.  ofRce,  State  House 
Albany  block,  Albany,  corner  Kneeland  street 
Amer.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  Library,  7  1-2 

Tremont  row 
Amory  Hall,  323  Washington,  corner  West  st. 
Aqueduct  office,  28  State  st.  [st. 

Asylum,  Female  Orphan,  Washington,  c.  Asylum 
Barker's  building.  Turnpike,  corner  4th  street 
Bay  State  Hall,  Washington,  corner  Boylston  st. 
Beach  Street  Theatre,  Beach  st. 
Blanchard  block.  Court,  n.  Hanover  street 
Boston  Athenseum,  Beacon  street 
Boston  Library,  over  Arch,  Franklin  place 
Boston  Med.  Library,  in  the  Athenaeum,  Beacon  st. 
Boston  Museum,  Tremont,  n.  Court  street 
Boston  Society  of  Natural  History,  Mason  st.,  n. 

Adams  school-house 
Boston  Theatre,  c.  Federal  and  Franklin  streets 
Bowdoin  block.  Milk  street 

Boylston  Market,  Washington,  c.  Boylston  street 
Boylston  Hall,  over  Boylston  market 
Brazer's  building,  27  State  street 
Brooks'  block,  Pearl  street 
Canal  block,  Blackstone  street 
Churches,  see  Index  ^ 

City  Hall,  between  Court  square  and  School  street 
City  Mission  office,  21  Cornhill 
Cochituate  Hall,  Phillips  place,  Tremont  street 
Concert  Hall,  Court,  cor.  Hanover  street 
Constables'  office,    Franklin  av.,    Court  sq.,    and 

basement  Court  House 
Court  House,  Court  street  and  square 
Cruft's  block.  Pearl  street 
Crystal  Fountain  Hall,  Cross  street 
Custom  House,  foot  of  State  street 
Custom  House  block,  Lojig  wharf 
Dalton  block.  Congress  street 
Derby  Range,  Court,  head  of  Sudbury  street 
Diamond  block,  Hanover,  near  Union  street 
District  Clerk's  office.  Court  House,  Court  street 
Engines,  see  Index  —  Fire  Department 
Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary,  1  Green  street 
Faneuil  Hall,  Merchants'  row,  op.  Market  house 
Faneuil  Hall  Market,  between  N.  &  S.  Market  sts. 
Female  Refuge,  Rutland,  corner  Suffolk  street 
Franklin  Hall,  Franklin  street 
Gas  Light  Co.  counting  room,  102  Washington  st. 
Genealogical  Society,  room  8  Mass.  block 
Gerrish  block,  corner  of  Ann  and  Blackstone  sts. 
Gray's  building,  30  Court  street 
Hancock  Hall,  339  Washington  street 
Haskins'  building,  Court,  corner  Howarc^ street 
Health  office.  City  Hall 
Higgins  block,  Broadway,  near  E  street 
Hitchborn  block,  Ann,  corner  Bartlett  street 
Holmes'  block,  Haymarket  square 
Howard  Athenfeum,  Howard  street 
Jail,  Leveret  street 

Jefferson  block,  Ann,  near  Clark  street 
Johnson's  block.  Commercial,  near  bridge 
Joy's  building,  81  Washington  street 
Lawrence  block.  Milk  and  Federal  street 


I  Lyceum  Hall,  Broadway,  corner  E  street 
Lying-in-Hospital,  718  Washington  street 
Masonic  Temple,  Tremont  street 
Magnetic  Telegraph  office,  2  Massachusetts  block 
Massachusetts  Arsenal,  Pleasant  street 
Massachusetts  block.  Court  square 
Massachusetts  Charitable  Mechan.  Asso.  Savings 

Bank  building,  Tremont  street 
Mass.  Histo.  Society  Hall,  over  Savings  Bank 
Massachusetts  Hor.  Society  room,  School  street 
Massachusetts  General  Hospital,  Allen  street 
Maverick  block,  E.  B.,  Maverick  square 
Melodeon,  361  Washington  [Grove  street 

Medical  College,  n.  Mass.   General  Hospital,  foot 
Mercantile  Library,  Province,  corner  Bromfield  st. 
Merchants'  Bank  building,  28  State  street 
Merchants'  Excliange,  State  street 
!  Milk  Street  block,  Milk  street       [Miss.,  Pemb.  sq. 
i  Missionary  Rooms  of  American  Board  of  Foreign 
Morton  block,  from  Milk,  cor.  Morton  place 
National  Theatre,  Merrimac  street 
New  England  block,  Clinton  street 
Newman's  block,  from  112  Pleasant  street 
Newspaper  Exchange,  22  School  street 
Niles's  Building,  Change  avenue 
North  End  block,  Commercial,  n.  Hull  street 
Offices  of  Manufacturing  and  other  Companies,  see 
Business  Directory,  under  the  head  of  Manu- 
facturing and  other  Companies 
Office  of  Ministry  at  Large,  School,  c.  Wash'n  st. 
Old  South  block.  Milk  street 
Old  State  House,  State  street 
Oregon  block,  Pearl  street 
Otis  buildings,  c.  of  State  and  Dev.  streets 
Pantheon  Hall,  near  Boylston   market 
Park  Hall,  Tremont,  corner  Boylston  street 
Public  Houses,  see  Business  Directory 
Quincy  block.  Pearl  street 
Railroad  block,  Lincoln  street,  near  depot 
Railroad  depots,  see  Railroad  Companies,  Index 
Railroad  offices,  see  Railroad  Companies,  Index 
Railroad  Exchange,  Court  square 
Reading  Rooms,  see  Business  Directory 
Ritchie  block,  Maverick  square,  E.  B. 
Ritchie  Hall,  Maverick  square,  E.  B. 
Samaritan  Hall,  352  Washington  street 
Savings  Bank  building,  Tremont  street 
School  Houses,  see  Index,  under  schools 
Scollay's  building,  Court,  Pemberton  hill 
Sears'  block,  63  Court  street 
Sewall  block,  Milk  street 
Shawmut  Hall,  221  Washington  street 
South  ^Market,  Beach,  n.  Lincoln  street 
Suffolk  building,  rear  60  State  street 
Suffolk  Hall.  Washington,  opposite  Boylston 
Thacher  block,  1st  street,  near  A  street 
Thorndike  building,  corner  State  and  Congress  st. 
Tremont  Temple,  Tre'nt  st.,  opp.  Tremont  House 
Tudor's  building  20  Court  street 
Union  block.  Union  street 
Water  Commissioners,  119  Washington  street 
Winthrop  Hall,  Tremont  row 


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BOUNDARIES     OF     WARDS 


BOUNDARIES    OF    WARDS. 


1. — Beginning  at  Winnisimmet  ferry,  thence  on 
the  west  side  of  Hanover  street,  to  Richmond 
street ;  thence  on  the  north  side  of  Richmond 
street,  crossing  Salem  street,  to  Cooper  street  ;  on 
north  side  of  Cooper  street,  crossing  Charlestown 
street,  to  Beverly  street  ;  thence  on  the  easterly 
side  of  Beverly  street  to  the  water. 

2. — Beginning  at  Winnisimmet  ferry,  thence 
on  the  easterly  side  of  Hanover  street  to  Union 
street ;  thence  on  the  east  side  of  Union  street  to 
Dock  square ;  thence  on  the  north  side  of  North 
Market  street,  to  the  water  on  the  north  side  of 
the  City  wharf. 

3. — Beginning  at  the  water,  thence  on  the  west- 
erly side  of  Beverly  street  to  Charlestown  street  ; 
thence  on  the  southerly  side  of  Cooper  street  and 
Richmond  street  to  Hanover  street;  thence  on  the 
north-westerly  side  of  Hanover  street  to  Union 
street ;  thence  on  the  westerly  side  of  Union  street 
to  Elm  street ;  thence  on  the  northerly  side  of  Elm 
street  to  Hanover  street ;  thence  across  Hanover 
street  to  Portland  street ;  thence  on  the  easterly 
side  of  Portland  street  to  Sudbury  street ;  thence 
on  the  north-westerly  side  of  Sudbury  street  to 
Hawkins  street  ;  thence  on  the  north-easterly  side 
of  Hawkins  street  to  Chardon  street  ;  thence  on 
the  north-westerly  side  of  Chardon  street  to  Green 
street ;  thence  on  the  north-easterly  side  of  Green 
street  to  Lyman  place  ;  thence  on  the  east  and 
north  sides  of  Lyman  place  to  Prospect  street ; 
thence  on  the  eastern  side  of  Prospect  street  to 
Causeway  street ;  thence  on  the  north-easterly  side 
of  Lowell  street  to  the  water. 

4. — Beginning  at  the  north-easterly  corner  of 
City  wharf,  thence  on  the  northerly  side  of  City 
wharf  to  North  Market  street ;  thence  on  the  south- 
erly side  of  North  Market  street,  across  Dock 
square,  to  Elm  street ;  thence  on  the  southerly  side 
of  Elm  street  to  Hanover  street,  crossing  Hanover 
street  to  Portland  street  ;  thence  on  the  south- 
westerly side  of  Portland  street  to  Sudbury  street ; 
thence  on  the  south-easterly  side  of  Sudbury  street 
to  Hawkins  street  ;  thence  on  the  south-westerly 
side  of  Hawkins  street  to  Chardon  street  ;  thence 
on  the  south-easterly  side  of  Chardon  street  to 
Bowdoin  square  ;  thence  on  the  south-westerly 
side  of  Green  street  to  Staniford  street ;  thence  on 
the  easterly  side  of  Staniford  street  to  Cambridge 
street ;  thence  on  the  southerly  side  of  Cambridge 
street  to  Belknap  street ;  thence  on  ths  easterly 
side  of  Belknap  street  to  Mount  Vernon  street  ; 
thence  on  the  northerly  and  easterly  sides  of  Mount 
Vernon  street  to  Beacon  street  ;  thence  on  the 
northerly  side  of  Beacon  street  to  Tremont  street  ; 
thence  on  the  north-westerly  side  of  Tremont  street 
to  Court  street ;  thence  on  the  northerly  side  of 
Court  street  and  State  street  to  Long  wharf ; 
thence  on  the  southerly  side  of  said  wharf  to  the 
end  thereof,  including  East  Boston  and  all  the 
islands  in  the  harbor. 

5. — Beginning  at  the  easterly  end  or  Cambridge 
bridge,  thence  on  the  northerly  side  of  Cambridge 
street  to  Staniford  street  ;  thence  on  the  westerly 
side  of  Staniford  street  to  Green  street,  crossing 
Green  street  to  Lyman  place  ;  thence  on  the  west- 
erly side  of  Lyman  place  to  Prospect  street ;  thence 
on  the  westerly  side  of  Prospect  street,  crossing 
Causeway  street,  to  Lowell  street ;  thence  on  the 
south-westerly  side  of  Lowell  street  to  the  water. 

6» — Beginning  at  the  easte^'ly  end  of  Cambridge 
bridge,  thence  on  the  southerly  side  of  Cambridge 
street  to  Belknap  street;  thence  on  the  westerly 
side  of  Belknap  street  to  Beacon  street  ;  thence  on 
the  northerly  side  of  Beacon  street  to  the  bounda- 
ry line  between  Boston  and  Roxbury,  on  the 
Western  avenue. 


7. — Beginning  at  the  corner  of  Beacon  street 
and  Belknap  street,  thence  on  the  easterly  side  of 
Belknap  street  to  Mount  Vernon  street  ;  thence 
on  the  southerly  side  of  Mount  Vernon  street  to 
Beacon  street  ;  thence  on  the  southerly  side  of 
Beacon  street  to  Tremont  street  ;  thence  on  the 
south-easterly  side  of  Tremont  street  to  Court 
street ;  thence  on  the  southerly  side  of  Court  street, 
crossing  Washington  street,  to  State  street ;  thence 
on  the  southerly  side  of  State  street  to  Congress 
street ;  thence  on  the  westerly  side  of  Congress 
street  to  Milk  street ;  thence  on  the  northerly  side 
of  Milk  street  to  Federal  street ;  thence  on  the 
westerly  side  of  Federal  street  to  Franklin  place  ; 
thence  on  the  northerly  side  of  Franklin  place  to 
Hawiey  street  ;  thence  on  the  westerly  side  of 
Hawley  street  to  Summer  street  ;  thence  on  the 
southerly  side  of  Summer  street  to  Chauncy  place  ; 
thence  on  the  westerly  side  of  Chauncy  place  and 
Bedford  place,  crossing  Bedford  street,  on  the  west- 
erly side  of  Rowe  street  to  Essex  street;  thence  on 
the  northerly  side  of  Essex  street  to  Washington 
street ;  thence  on  the  westerly  side  of  Washington 
street  to  Boylston  street ;  thence  on  the  northerly 
side  of  Boylston  street  to  Tremont  street ;  thence 
on  the  easterly  side  of  Tremont  street  to  Park 
street  ;  thence  on  the  north-easterly  side  of  Park 
street  to  Beacon  street ;  thence  on  the  northerly 
side  of  Beacon  street  to  the  comer  of  Belknap 
street. 

8. — Beginning  at  the  water  on  the  southerly  side 
of  Long  wharf,  thence  on  the  southerly  side  of 
State  street  to  Congress  street ;  thence  on  the  east- 
erly side  of  Congress  street  to  Milk  street ;  thence 
on  the  southerly  side  of  Milk  street  to  Federal 
street ;  thence  on  the  easterly  side  of  Federal 
street  to  Channing  street ;  thence  on  the  northerly 
side  of  Channing  street  to  Atkinson  street ;  thence 
on  the  north-easterly  side  of  Atkinson  street,  cross- 
ing Purchase  street  and  Broad  street,  to  the  water 
on  the  soiitherly  side  of  Russia  wharf. 

9, — Beginning  at  the  water  on  the  southerly 
side  of  Hobbs'  wharf,  thence  crossing  Sea  street  to 
Beach  street ;  thence  on  the  northerly  side  of 
Beach  street  to  Washington  street ;  thence  on  the 
easterly  side  of  Washington  street  to  Essex  street ; 
thence  on  the  southerly  side  of  Essex  street  to 
Rowe  street  ;  thence  on  the  easterly  side  of  Rowe 
street,  crossing  Bedford  street,  on  the  easterly  side 
of  Bedford  place  and  Cltauncy  place  to  Summer 
street  ;  thence  on  the  northerly  side  of  Summer 
street  to  Hawley  street  ;  thence  on  the  easterly 
side  of  Hawley  street  to  Franklin  place  ;  thence 
on  the  southerly  side  of  Franklin  place  to  Federal 
street ;  thence  crossing  Federal  street  to  Channing 
street  j  thence  on  the  southerly  side  of  Channing 
street  to  Atkinson  street ;  thence  on  the  south- 
westerly side  of  Atkinson  street,  crossing  Purchase 
street  and  Broad  street,  to  the  water  on  the  south- 
erly side  of  Russia  wharf. 

10. — Beginning  at  the  water  on  the  southerly 
side  of  Hobbs'  wharf,  thence  crossing  Sea  street  to 
Beach  street ;  thence  on  the  southerly  side  of 
Beach  street  to  Washington  street ;  thence  on  the 
westerly  side  of  Washington  street  to  Boylston 
street ;  thence  on  the  southerly  side  of  Boylston 
street  to  Pleasant  street ;  thence  on  the  easterly 
side  of  Pleasant  street  to  Eliot  street  ;  thence  on 
the  northerly  side  of  Eliot  street  to  Carver  street ; 
thence  on  the  easterly  side  of  Carver  street  to 
Pleasant  street ;  thence  on  the  north-easterly  side 
of  Pleasant  street  to  Washington  street ;  thence 
crossing  Washington  street  to  Indiana  street  ; 
thence  on  the  northerly  side  of  Indiana  street  to 
Harrison  avenue  ;  thence  on  the  easterly  side  of 
Harrison  avenue   to    a   new  street,  crossing   the 


WARD     ROOMS,     POST     OFFICE,     ETC 


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South  Cove  ;  thence  on  the  northerh'  side  of  said 
street  to  the  water  on  the  southerly  side  of  Guild 
&  Cowdin's  wharf. 

11. — Beginning  at  the  corner  of  Boylston  street 
and  Pleasant  street,  thence  on  the  westerly  side  of 
Pleasant  street  to  Eliot  street ;  thence  on  the 
southerly  side  of  Eliot  street  to  Carver  street  ; 
thence  on  the  westerly  side  of  Carver  street  to 
Pleasant  street ;  thence  on  the  south-westerly  side 
of  Pleasant  street  to  Washington  street  ;  thence 


crossing  Washington  street  to  Indiana  street  ; 
thence  on  the  southerly  side  of  Indiana  street  to 
Harrison  avenue ;  thence  on  the  westerly  side  of 
Harrison  avenue  to  a  new  street  crossing  the  South 
Cove ;  thence  on  the  southerly  side  of  said  street 
to  the  water  on  the  southerly  side  of  Guild  &  Cow- 
din's  wharf; — all  south  and  west  of  the  above-de- 
scribed line  to  Roxbury. 

12.— All  South  Boston. 


WARD    ROOMS    AMD    PLACES    OP   MEETING. 


1. — Eliot  School  House,  North  Bennet  street 

2. — Hancock  School  House. 

3. — Endicot  School,  Cooper  street. 

•4.— Faneuil  Hall. 

5. — Court  House,  Leveret  street. 

6. — Phillips  School  House,  West  Centre  street. 


7. — Court  Square,  City  building. 

8. — Boylston  School  House,  Fort  Hill. 

9. — Winthrop  School  House,  East  street. 
10. — Brimmer  School  House,  Common  street. 
11. — Franklin  School  House,  Washington  st. 
12. — Mather  School  House,  South  Boston. 


BOSTON    POST    OFFICE. 

WILLIAM     HAYDEN,    POSTMASTER. 
Edwin  C.  Bailey,  Chief  Clerk.  Edward  S.  Erving,  Treasurer. 

The  Post  Office  is  in  the  Merchants'  Exchange,  in  State  street.  From  the  first  of  April  to  the  first 
of  October,  the  office  is  open  from  7  A.M.  to  7  P.M.  From  October  to  April,  from  8  A.M.  to  7  P  M. 
On  Sundays,  from  9  to  10  AM. 

The  Penny  Post  Department  is  under  the  superintendence  of  J.  H.  Patterson.  Letter  Carriers' 
office,  23  Sudbury  street. 

MAIL    ARRANGEMENT. 

^Vhen  Due. 

Southern  Mail  averages, 8  A.  M. 

Eastern  Mail,         "         1P.M. 

Albany  Mail,  "         2  and  7  P.  M. 

Northern  Mail  closes  at  .3  A.  M.  [9  1-2  A.  M.  ]  Northern  Mail,       "         7  P.M. 

English  Mail,  by  Steamships,  on  days  of  sailing,  at  |  Cape  Cod  and  Nantucket, 6  P.  M. 


Southern  Mail  closes  daily  at  3  3-4  o'clock  P.  M. 
Eastern  Mail  closes  daily  at  1  1-2  P.  M. 
Albany  and  other  mails  on  the  route,  at  5  A.  M. 
Cape  Cod  and  Nantucket  Mail  closes  at  5  P.  M. 


NEW    POST    OPFIC 

Letters. — On  a  letter  not  exceeding  one  half  an  ounce  in 
weiglit,  sent  any  distance  not  exceeding  3)0  miles,  5  cents. 
Over  300  miles,  10  cents.  For  an  additional  weight  of  half 
an  ounce,  or  fractional  excess  of  less  than  half  an  ounce, 
an  additional  postage  of  5  or  10  cents,  according  to  the  dis- 
tance. When  a  letter  exceeds  one  ounce,  but  does  not  ex- 
ceed 2  ounces,  it  will  be  rated  with  4  charges  of  single  post- 
age ;  when  it  exceeds  2  ounces,  but  does  not  exceed  3 
ounces,  it  will  be  rated  with  6  charges  of  single  postage,  and 
so  on  ;- there  being  a  single  postage  for  the  tirst  half  ounce, 
a  double  postage  for  the  first  ounce,  and  two  additional 
charges  for  each  succeeding  ounce,  or  fraction  of  an  ounce, 
beyond  the  first  ounce.  Letters  iu  Great  Britain  and  Ire- 
land are  rated  by  weight,  the  same  as  in  the  United  States. 

Newspapers. — All  newspapers  (except  those  received  in 
exchange  by  publishers)  are  hereafter  to  be  rated  with 
postage,  as  follows,  viz  : 

All  regular  newspapers  (meaning  those  sent  from  the 
ofiSce  of  publication)  for  .any  distance  within  the  State,  and 
for  any  distance  out  of  the  State  not  exceeding  100  miles, 
for  each  paper,  and  not  exceeding  one  sheet  iu  size,  one 
cent.  For  any  distance  exceeding  100  miles,  (if  out  of  the 
State,)  for  each  paper,  one  cent  and  a  half. 

All  transient  newspapers  (meaning  those  not  sent  from 
the  office  of  publication)  are  to  be  rated  the  same  as  regu- 
lar newspapers,  but  the  postage  is  in  all  cases  to  be  prepaid, 
as  heretofore. 

Handbills  or  Circular  Letters,  printed  or  lithographed, 
not  exceeding  one  sheet  in  size,  three  cents  each,  to  be 
prepaid. 

Pamphlets  and  Magazines  to  be  rated  as  follows,  viz : — 
On  any  pamphlet,  magazine,  or  other  matter,  of  every  kind 
that  is  transmissible  by  mail,  and  has  no  written  commu- 
nication thereon,  of  one  ounce  or  less,  or  for  a  newspaper 
exceeding  1900  square  inches  of  surface,  2  1-2  cents ;  and 
for  each  additional  ounce,  or  fractional  excess  over  one 
half  ounce,  one  cent. 

On  drop  letters,  for  delivery  iu  same  place,  two  cents 
each. 

A  penalty  of  ten  dollars  is  imposed  for  addressing  letters 
to  different  persons  in  the  same  envelope  or  package,  unless 
sent  to  foreign  countries. 

In  the  U.  S.  for  each  letter  of  a  single  rate,  or  half  ounce, 
to  any  place  in  Great  Britain  or  Ireland,  the  charge  is  24 
cents  ;  for  a  double  rate,  48  cents  ;  .and  so  on. 

Letters  may  be  mailed  in  the  y.  States  or  in  Great  Brit- 


E    REGULATIONS. 

ain,  free  of  postage,  to  either  country,  or  prepaid,  at  the 
option  of  the  sender,  at  the  above  rates,  (if  the  whole 
amount  is  tendered.) 

Postage  across  the  sea, 16  cents. 

English  Inland  Postage, 3    " 

United  States  Inland  Postage, 5    " 

Making  (as  above)  for  a  single  letter, 24  cents. 

Letters  sent  to  any  foreign  country,  or  British  posses- 
sion, and  mailed  to  any  ofiRce  in  Great  Britain,  must  be 
prepaid  5  cents,  for  U.  States  inland  postage,  if  sent  by  a 
British  steamer  or  packet,  for  a  single  rate  ;  and  21  cents 
(including  the  sea  postage),  if  sent  by  an  American  steamer 
or  packet ;  to  be  doubled,  tripled,  &c.,  as  above,  according 
to  weight. 

On  Letters  received  from  foreign  countries,  or  English 
possessions,  through  any  post  office  in  Great  Britain,  to  be 
delivered  in  the  United  States,  the  foreign  and  British  post- 
age is  to  be  prepaid,  and  simply  the  United  States  postage 
is  to  be  collected  on  delivery  here ; — say  5  cents  for  single 
postage,  by  a  British  steamer  or  packet,  and  21  cents  for  a 
single  postage,  by  an  American  steamer  or  packet ;  and  40 
cents,  if  such  letters  are  delivered  at  Francisco,  Astoria, 
or  any  other  place  on  the  Pacific,  belonging  to  the  United 
States,  brought  by  a  British  steamer  or  packet ;  and  56  cts. 
if  brought  by  an  American  steamer  or  packet. 

Newspapers  between  England  and  the  United  States,  and 
vice  versa,  and  also  to  countries  beyond  Great  Britain,  are 
charged  (to  be  pi-epaid)2cents. 

Periodicals  between  JEngland  and  the  U.  States, 
weighing  2  ounces  or  under,  to  be  charged  1  penny  or  2  cts. 

"  2  oz.  and  under  3  oz.  to  be  charged  6  pence  or  12  " 

"  3  "        "  6   "        '■  9    "  16  " 

and  2  pence  or  4  cents  for  each  ounce  or  fraction  of  an 
ounce,  (to  be  prepaid.) 

Printed  pamphlets,  not  exceeding  3  ounces,  posted  in  the 
United  Kingdom  or  in  the  United  States,  may  be  forwarded 
from  one  country  to  the  other,  either  by  British  or  United 
States  vessels,  at  the  same  rate  and  under  the  same  condi- 
tions as  periodicals— to  be  prepaid. 

Newspapers  received  from  countries  beyond  Great  Brit- 
ain, to  be  charged  2  cents,  and  pamphlets  1  cent  per  ounce 
in  weight. 

Letters  mailed  in  the  United  States  for  the  British  Prov- 
inces, are  to  be  charged  with  the  U.  States  inland  postage, 
which  is  to  be  prepaid. 


18 


CITY     GOVERNMENT. 


City  Election, 


IXIAYORS  OF  BOSTON, 

Elected. 

1822.  John  Phillips died, 

1823.  Josiah  Quincy, resigned, 

1829.  Harrison  Gray  Otis, do.... 

1832.  Charles  Wells, do. . . . 

1834.  Theodore  Lyman,  Jr.,  ....do.... 
1836.  Samuel  T.  Armstrong, . . . .  do. . . . 


Dec.  10,  1849. 


FROH  1822  TO  1849. 


Elected. 

1837.  Samuel  A.  Eliot, resigned 1840. 

1840.  Jonathan  Chapman, do 1843. 

1843.  Martin  Brimmer, do 1845. 

1845.  Thomas  A.  Davis, died 1845. 

1845.  Josiah  Quincy,  Jr.,  ...resigned,' 1848. 

1848.  John  P.  Bigelow, 


CITY  GOVERNMENT  FOR  1849. 


JOHN  P.  BIGELOW,  Mayor.    Salary,  $2,500. 


John  H.  Wilkins, 
Billings  Briggs, 
Henry  B.  Rogers, 
William  Pope, 


ALDERMEN. 


Office,  City  Hall. 

John  P.  Ober, 
Moses  Grant, 
Samuel  S.  Perkins, 
Samuel  Hall. 


Office,  City  Hall. 


Samuel  F.  McCleary,  City  Clerk,  Salary,  ^2,000.    Assistant  Clerks, 

COMMON  COUNCIL. 

Benjamin  Seaver,  President.  William  P.  Gregg,  Clerk.    Salary, 

Johnson  Colby,  Messenger.     Salary,  ^900. 
Ward  1. — Abel  B.  Munroe,  William  Palfrey,  Isaiah  Faxon,  William  Parkman. 

2. — Freeborn  F.  Raymond,  Henry  Davis,  George  D.  B.  Blanchard,  Emory  Goss. 
3. — George  Cofran,  Thomas  Critchet,  Julius  A.  Palmer,  Robert  Marsh. 
4. — W.  W.  Greenough,  Benjamin  Seaver,  John  Atkins,  Nathaniel  Seaver. 
5. — Francis  Brown,  Frederick  Crosby,  Benjamin  Beal,  John  M.  Wright. 
6. — John  P.  Putnam,  Richard  B.  Carter,  Charles  Brown,  Edward  Hennessey. 
7. — William  G.  Brooks,  Josiah  Putnam  Bradlee,  Theophilus  R.  Marvin,  Daniel  N.  Haskell. 
8. — Samuel  Topliff,  Nathaniel  Brewer,  Francis  Gardner,  Willard  A.  Harrington. 
9. — Tisdale  Drake,  Francis  Brinley,  Richard  B.  Callender,  Calvin  W.  Clark. 
10. — George  R.  Sampson,  George  Woodman,  Moses  Kimball,  Reuben  Lovejoy. 
11. — George  Wm.  McLellan,  Manlius  S.  Clarke,  Albert  T.  Minot,  Francis  Richards. 
12. — Joseph  Smith,  Benjamin  James,  Josiah  Dunham,  Jr.,  Samuel  D.  Crane. 


WARD  OFFICERS. 


Wardens. 
1.— Alexander  Wood, 

2. — Benjamin  Wood,  2d., 

3. — ^William  Bellamy, 

4.— Samuel  T.  Dana, 

5, — ^Emmons  Raymond, 

6. — ^Ezra  Lincoln, 

7. — James  W.  Thornton, 

8.— Joseph  H.  Thayer, 

9.— Clement  Willis, 

10. — Lemuel  Shattuck, 

11. — Stephen  Tucker, 

12.— Samuel  W.  Sloan. 


Clerks. 
Joseph  A.  Pond, 

Samuel  T.  Rogers, 

Solomon  Carter, 

R.  C.  Bodfish, 

J.  F.  Marsh, 

William  B.  Howes, 

Thomas  B.  Hall, 

Jonathan  A.  Lane, 

Steph.  G.  Deblois, 

Fr'cis  G.  Whiston, 

Isaac  P.  Clark, 

Daniel  B.  Curtis. 


Inspectors. 

Robert  Ripley,  Thomas  T.  Hayden,  Erastus  W.  Leav- 
ens, Edward  H.  Dunn,  Wm.F.  Dodd. 

Daniel  R.  Sortwell,  James  Gunnison,  Nicholas  Lord, 
John  Wingate,  Joseph  H.  Dodge. 

Edwin  M.  Putnam,  Nathaniel  B.  Shaw,  Samuel  T.  Bird, 
George  L.  Blaney,  D.  G.  Davis. 

Kirk  Boott,  John  W.  Rogers,  J.  Franklin  Bates,  Beza 
Lincoln,  T.  Quincy  Cole. 

James  W.  Hobbs,  Joel  W.  Norcross,  Edward  W.  Con- 
verse, E.  H.  Tombs,  John  S.  Pear. 

Gardiner  G.  Hubbard,  Benjamin  F.  Burgess,  James  C. 
Merrill  Jr.,  Jarvis  D.  Braman,  Newton  M.  Kean. 

George  Dickinson,  William  L.  Plummer,  Thomas  R. 
Foster,  George  L.  Pratt,  Henry  A.  Whitney. 

John  B.  Dexter,  Jr.,  Jas.  A.  Weeks,  Samuel  B.  Ward, 
Jr.,  William  H.  Patten,  William  A.  Walker. 

John  Carter,  Jr.,  Abram  French,  R.  L.  Meriam,  Jacob 
A.  Dresser,  M.  Bell. 

Jesse  Tirrell,  Jr.,  Enos  H.  Tucker,  Jr.,  Daniel  Brown, 
Nathan  Morse,  E.  T.  Russell,  Jr. 

Henry  R.  Andrews,  Alfred  Hammatt,  Lewis  Went- 
worth,  Geo.  B.  Nichols,  H.  E.  Armington. 

George  W.  Leonard,  Wm.  A.  Brabiner,  Willis  H.  Col- 
burn,  Thomas  Hill,  Jr.,  Chauncy  Page. 


TREASURY     DEPARTMENT,     ETC.  19 

TREASURY   DEPARTMENT. 

JAMES  C.  DUNN,  CITY  AND  COUNTY  TREASURER  AND  COLLECTOR.    Office,  City  HaU. 
Salary,  ^2,200.     Clerk  Hire,  ^3,800. 

WiLLAED  Clough,  James  Pierce,  Thomas  Sewards,  Deputy  Collectors.    Salary  ^170  each,  &  fees. 

Elisha  Copeland,  Auditor.    Salary  and  Clerk  Hire,  ^2,000.     Office,  City  Hall. 

Samuel  Norwood,  George  Jackson,  Hexry  Sargext,  George  E.  Head,  Assessors.     Salary, 
§1,300  each.     Clerk  Hh-e,  §2,100.     Office,  City  Hall. 

Ezra  Lincoln,  William  H.  Lane,  Benjamin  Dodd,  Per  Diem  Assesso7-s. 

Assistant  Assessors. 


"Ward  1. — John  Smith,  John  Spence,  Jr. 
"      2. — Benjamin  Wood,  2d,  Noah  Harrod. 
"      3. — John  Bacon,  Osmyn  Brewster. 
"     4. — William  Denton,  Ebenezer  Atkins. 
"      5. — Israel  C.  Rice,  Otis  Munroe. 
"      6.— John  Stearns,  Luther  Parks. 


Ward  7.— Abel  G.  Peck,  Henry  Nichols. 
"      8.— B.  P.  Richardson,  Nath'l  Mitchell. 
"      9, — Clement  Willis,  Prentiss  Hobbs. 
"  10. — F.  C.  Whiston,  Solomon  Hopkins. 
"    11. — H.  R.  Andrews,  Greenleaf  C.  Sanborn. 
"   12. — Theophilus  Stover,  Jacob  Herrick. 


Citi/  Solicitor.— Peleg  W.  Chandler.     Salary,  §2,500.     Office,  4  Court  street. 

Superintendent  Public  Buildinr/s. — James  McAllister.     Salary,  §1,200.     Office,  City  HaU. 

Sxperinteiidoit  Public  Lawr/s.— Stephen  Tucker.     Salary,  §1,200.     Office,  City  Hall. 

Superintendent  Alien  Passenr/ers. — Jotham  B.  Munroe.    Salary,  §-500  and  fees.    Office,  59  Long  whf. 

Sujierintendent  NoHh  Free  Bridge. — Samuel  Jenkins.     Salary,  §800. 

Superintendent  South  Free  Bridge. — Abner  J.  Gaffield.     Salary,  §300. 

Superintendent  of  Lamps  and  Captain  of  the  Watch. — James  Barry.     Salary  §1,200 

Clerk  of  Faneuil  Hall  J/arAe^!.— Daniel' Rhodes.     Salary,  §1,000. 

Keeper  of  Faneuil  Hall. — Henry  Taylor.     Office,  13  Court  square. 

Keeper  of  County  Court  House. — Daniel  Merrill.     Salary,  §700. 

Harbor  Master. — George  P.  Tewksbury.     Salary,  §1,200.     Office,  south  side  Eastern  R.  R.  Depot. 

City  Crier. — Samuel  T.  Edwards.     Residence,  18  Sudbury  street. 


Ward  1.— Elijah  Stearns, 
"      2. — Ephraim  Milton, 
"      3, — Moses  C.  Greene, 
"     4c. — William  Freeman, 


PUBLIC   CHARITABLE   INSTITUTIONS. 

OVERSEERS  OP  THE  POOR. 

Office,  City  Hall. 
Ward  5. — Daniel  Henchman,  I  Ward   9. — Joseph  Lewis, 
"      6. — Thomas  Haviland,  "    10. — Samuel  Millard, 

"     7. — Thomas  Tarbell,  "    11. — Wm.  Willett, 

"     8.— J.  W.  Warren,  Jr.,    )      "    12.— Thomas  Blasland. 
James  Phillips,  Secretary.    Salary,  §800. 
The  Board  meet  on  the  afternoon  of  the  first  Wednesday  of  every  month,  at  their  office.  City  Hall. 
The  Overseers  of  the  Poor  are  likewise  incorporated  as  a  Board  of  Trustees  of  John  Boylston's  and 
other  charitable  funds,  left  for  the  assistance  of  persons  of  good  character  and  of  advanced  age,  "  who 
have  been  reduced  by  misfortune  to  indigence  and  want." 

Joseph  Lewis,  Treasurer  and  Clerk  of  the  Corporation.  The  meetings  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  are 
held  in  April  and  October. 

HOUSE  OP  INDUSTRY  AND  REPORMATION. 

Office,  City  Hall. 
Directors. 
Thos.  Hollis.  Chairman.    George  Whittemore,  William  Willett,  D.  Kimball,  Solomon  Piper,  WU- 
liam  Freeman,  Samuel  Aspinwall,  Samuel  Leeds,  A.  A.  Wellington. 

The  Board  meet  every  Thursday,  alternately  at  House  of  Industry,  and  at  their  office  in  City  Hall. 

Wm.  Willett,  Clerk  of  Directors.     Salary,  §800. 

Friend  Crane,  Superintendent.  Salary,  §1,000.  "Thos.  Seward,  Assist.  Superintendent.  Salary,  ^650. 

Rev.  Irah  Chase,  CMplain.    Salary,  §500. 

OVERSEERS  HOUSE  CORRECTION. 

Office,  City  Hall. 

Wm.  T.  Andrews,  Chairman.    George  Darracott,  Uriel  Crocker,  James  Clark,  Thomas  Restieaux. 

Charles  Robbins,  Master.     Salary,  §1,000.     R.  W.   Crossett,    Clerk  to  Master.     Salary,  §300.     Rev. 

Shipley  W.  Wilson,  Chaplain.     Salary,  §750.     E.  P.  Hartshorn,  Clerk.     Salary,  §700. 

LUNATIC  HOSPITAL. 

^'isitors. 

Andrew  T.  Hall,  Chairman.  Otis  Clapp,  Charles  Edward  Cook,  Bradley  N.  Cumings,  George  Sav- 
age, John  P.  Ober,  and  Geo.  R.  Sampson,  Directors.  S.  F.  McCleary,  Jr.,  Secretary.  C.  H.  Stedman, 
M.  D.,  Superititetident  and  Physician.  Salary,  §1,200.  Sumner  Crosby,  Steward.  Salary,  §600.  Har- 
riot Crosby,  Matron.     Salary,  §200. 

The  regular  meetings  of  the  Board  are  held  at  their  room,  City  Hall,  on  every  Wednesday,  at  5 
o'clock,  P.  M. 


20 


HEALTH  DEPARTMENT,  SURVEYORS, 


HEALTH   DEPARTMENT. 

JOHN  M.   MOEIARTY,   PORT    PHYSICIAN.     Salary,  $1,200.    Residence  at  Deer  Island. 
CITY    PHYSICIAN.      Office,  City  Building,  21  Court  square. 


Consulting  Physicians. 
John  C.  Warren,  Geo.  Hayward,  Geo.  C.  Shattuck,  Jacob  Bigelow, 


John  "Ware. 


Jonathan  Bruce,  Keeper  of  Rainsford  Island  and  Captain  of  Quarantine  Boat. 

Superintendent  of  Burials. 
Francis  Lincoln.    Salary,  ,^1,100.    Office,  City  Hall. 

Superintendent  of  Common  Sewers. 
Charles  B.  Wells.    Salary,  ^1,200.    Office,  City  Hall. 

Superintendent  of  Streets. 
Thomas  Hunting.  Salary,  §1,400.    Office,  City  Hall. 


Undertakers. 


Andrews  Thomas,  3  Richmond  [Thacher 

Benson  Constant  T.  65  Prince,  betw.  Salem  and 

Brabiner  Wm.  A.  rear  122  Broadway 

Cooley  William,  6  McLean  court 

Cook  Charles,  17  Nassau 

Davis  Henry,  179  Hanover 

Dillaway  Francis,  46  Eliot 

Dillon  Richard.  3  Fayette  court 

Emerson  J.  S.,  Pembroke 

Faxon  O.  548  Washington  and  5  Orange 

Haskell  Thomas,  95  Salem 

Houghton  Charles,  Silver,  near  B 

Johnson  George,  rear  35  Pitts 

Jones  Lewis,  rear  St.  Paul's  Church,  Tremont 

Knight  Samuel  G.  58  Belknap 

Lynde  James,  7i  Tileston 


Marden  Daniel,  Salem,  opp.  Tileston 

Merrill  H.  house  3  Russell  place 

Mower  Edward,  5  Barton 

Nunan  Timothy,  157  Fourth 

Peak  John,  2  Leveret 

Pierce  J.  W.  56  High 

Pratt  Caleb  I.  80  Summer 

Pratt  Obed,  jr.  24  A'ine 

Smith  Franklin,  2  Seaver  place 

Smith  Martin,  15  Prospect 

Willcutt  John,  Silver,  near  B 

Wilkinson  W.  24  Marion 

Whitcomb  L.  L.,  Saratoga,  corner  Meridian 

Whitcomb  Levi,  rear  233  Washington 

White  John,  2  Ritchie  block,  E.  B. 

Whitney  Nahum  P.  1  Lovett  place 


SURVEYORS. 


FKANCIS  BULLARD,  SURVEYOR  GENERAL  OF  LUMBER.    Office,  136  Milk  street. 
Surveyors  of  Pi  fie  Lumber. 


Charles  Bullard,  8  Fayette 

George  Davis,  4  Brookline 

George  Dupee,  233  Tremont,  south  of  Pleasant 

George  Hall,  16  Spring 

Rolun  Hartshorn,  boards  Lincoln 

Joseph  F.  Huntress,  39  Oak 

Charles  Hersey,  63  Allen 


William  Keith,  Lyndeboro'  place 

John  Lefavor,  Centre,  E.  B. 

George  Page,  corner  Fourth  and  C,  S.  B. 

Eben  M.  Plumer,  3  Snelling  place 

Amasa  G.  Smith,  29  Marion 

Seth  Thaxter,  83  Warren 

Samuel  Waldron,  Fourth,  near  B,  S.  B. 


Surveyor  of  Mahogany  and  Cedar. 

Nathaniel  Bryant,  31  Dover  st. 

Surveyors  of  Oak,  Hard  Wood,  ^c. 

Seth  Brooks,  Saratoga  st.  E.  B.  Gad  Leavitt,  Franklin  House. 

The  following  officers  are  first  elected  by  the  Mayor  and  Aldermen,  with  the  concurrence  of  the 

Common  Council.     They  are  all  paid  by  fees. 

Inspectors  of  Lime. — Zephaniah  Sampson,  Joel 
Wheeler. 

Fence  Viewers. — Romanus  Emerson,  Rolun  Harts- 
horn. 

Culler  of  Dry  Fish. — Benjamin  Luckis. 

Culler  of  Hoops  and  Staves. — James  Brown. 


The  following  officers  are  appointed  by  the  Maj'or 

Weigher  of  Hay,  ^c. — John  R.  Bradford. 

Measurer  of  Upper  Leather. — William  Bragdon. 

Measurers  of  Wood  and  Bark,  brought  by  Land. — 
John  R.  Bradford,  Amos  Bates,  William  Shat- 
tuck, William  Fiske,  Moses  Hadley,  Hollis 
Moore. 

Measurers  of  Wood,  brought  by  Water. — Jonathan 
Thaxter,  Warren  Bowker,  Daniel  A.  Rogers, 
John  Paul. 


Assay  Master. — Isaac  Babbitt. 

Field  Drivers  and  Pound  Keepers. — William  Fisk, 

Thomas  Gerrish,  Timothy  Mclntii'e,  Ira  E. 

Sanborn,  David  Briggs. 
Surveyor  of  Hemp. — Benjamin  Rich. 

and  Aldermen. 

Weigher  of  Boats  atid  Lighters. — Edward  Loring. 

City  Crier. — Samuel  T.  Edwards. 

Sealers  of  Weights  and  Measures. — John  M.  Dear- 
born, Edward  Loring. 

Inspecto7-s  and  Weighers  of  Bundle  Hay. — Joseph 
Hockey,  Elbridge  G.  Dudley,  Azor  Maynard, 
Israel  M.  Barnes,  Samuel  Lane,  Ebenezer  H. 
Redding,  Samuel  B.  Livermore,  B.  M.  Nevers. 


POLICE     DEPARTMENT 


21 


BOSTON    POLICE    DEPARTMENT. 

FRANCIS    TUKEY,    CITY    MARSHAL.      Salary,  jjl, 800.      Office,  City  Hall. 

Hezekiah  Earl,  Deptity  Marshal,  who  also  has  the  charge  of  the  Health  Department.     Charles  P. 
Philbrick,  Superintendent  of  Coaches,  §•(?.      James  Arnold,  Siqjerintendent  of  Trucks,  ^c. 

DAY  POLICE. 

Samuel  G.  Adams,  John  Boardman,  Derastus  Clapp,  John  Crocker,  Joshua  Dunbar,  S.  B.  Fuller, 
Jacob  Hook.  Rufus  Leighton,  James  W.  Pierce,  John  C.  Pattee,  Benjamin  Pettengill,  Giles  S.  Per- 
kins, C.  B.  Rice,  Lysander  Ripley,  Atwell  Richardson,  O.  H.  Spurr,  Ebenezer  Shute,  Jr.,  Charles  B. 
Starkweather,  James  E.  Spear,  Alfred  Sleeper,  Archibald  E.  Towle,  Robert  Taylor,  Wm.  B.  Tarleton, 
Willard  J.  Whiting,  Silas  Warren. 

NIGHT  POLICE. 

Alexander  Hopkins,  Captain.  Andrew  J.  Adams,  Henry  S.  Baker,  Oscar  Bingham,  Francis  D. 
Brown,  William  A.  Burgess,  Asa  O.  Butman,  Lemuel  Chesley,  George  Churchill,  John  G.  Dunbar, 
William  D.  Eaton,  Benjamin  Heath,  Mark  F.  Hinckley,  Samuel  Hinkson,  Calvin  Hutchins,  Luther  A. 
Ham,  Josiah  G.  Huntley,  James  S.  Kimball,  Reuben  P.  Moore,  Thomas  P.  Pierce,  James  Souther, 
George  W.  Trenhohn. 

SPECIAL  POLICE  OFFICERS. 

David  Briggs,  Oliver  T.  Barnard,  Alvah  Cloutman,  Martin  T.  Champney,  Thomas  Dolliver,  Samuel 
Dillaway,  Daniel  L.  Glidden,  Rufus  R.  Cook,  Harry  C.  Henry,  Woodbury  Jenness,  Pascal  Paine,  John 
Roberts,  Nathaniel  F.  Stephens,  Ira  E.  Sanborn,  Edward  A.  Vose,  Andrew  T.  Waterman. 

CITY  REGULATIONS. 


To  have  a  vault  cleansed,  apply  at  the  Health 
Office  ;  the  cost  at  present  is  $1.50  per  load  of 
80  cubic  feet,  from  the  loth  of  September  to 
the  1.5th  of  May,  and  double  that  sum  for  the 
remainder  of  the  year.  Persons  calling  at  the 
Health  Office,  to  enter  vaults,  should  be  pre- 
pared to  give  the  street  or  place,  the  number, 
the  occupant,  and  the  person  who  pays  the 
bill.  No  vault  will  be  entered  on  the  books 
without  the  Avritten  order  of  the  ovsnier,  unless 
the  person  calling  agrees  to  pay  the  biU. 

No  dirt,  ashes,  filth,  or  rubbish  of  any  kind 
whatever,  will  be  allowed  to  be  placed  in  any 
of  the  ways  or  streets  of  the  city,  unless  by 
permission  of  the  Mayor  and  Aldermen,  or 
some  person  by  them  authorized.  All  com- 
plaints of  neglect  of  the  scavengers  or  dirt- 
men  may  be  made  at  the  Health  Office,  City 
Hall,  same  office  with  the  City  Marshal. 

No  owner  or  driver  of  any  hack,  cab,  or  other 
carriage,  shall  place  it  in  any  public  street,  lane, 
or  square,  to  stand  there  to  be  employed,  with- 
out consent  of  the  Mayor  or  Aldermen. 

The  regular  hack-hire  within  the  city  is  2oc. 

OBSTRUCTIONS  IN  THE  STREETS. 

No  person  shall  hereafter  construct  or  place 
any  portico,  porch,  window,  or  step,  which 
shall  project  into  any  street,  lane,  public  place, 
or  any  way  of  the  said  city,  under  a  penalty  of 
$4  for  each  offence,  and  a  like  penalty  for  every 
week  that  said  projection  shall  be  continued. 

No  cellar  door  or  door-way  shall  hereafter 
be  made  in  any  sidewalk,  or  project  into  any 
street,  lane,  public  place,  or  way  of  the  said 
city,  to  be  kept  open  during  the  day  or  night 
time ;  nor  shall  it  be  kept  open  or  used  as  a 
customary  entrance  or  passage-way  into  any 
cellar,  or  other  part  of  any  building,  under  a 
penalty  of  not  less  than  $4  for  each  day  that 
it  shall  be  used  or  kept  open  for  such  purpose. 

No  person,  being  the  owner  or  occupant  of 
any  building,  or  having  the  care  thereof,  shall 
permit  or  suffer  any  cellar  door  or  door-way 
which  is  now  or  shall  hereafter  be  made,  and 
which  docs  or  shall  project  into  any  street,  lane, 


night  time,  or  for  more  than  five  hovirs  during 
the  day  time,  unless  duly  permitted  so  to  do 
by  the  Mayor  and  Aldermen,  or  by  some  per- 
son authorized  by  them,  under  a  penalty  of  not 
more  than  $20  for  each  off"ence. 

SPECIAL  POLICE  NOTICE. 

1.  Arrangements  are  made  to  have  the  Police 
Office  in  the  City  Hall  (fronting  on  Court  sq.), 
open  at  all  hours  of  the  day  and  night.  Offi- 
cers paid  by  the  city,  are  in  attendance,  to  ren- 
der such  assistance  as  the  inhabitants  may  need. 

2.  Books  are  kept  in  which  may  be  entered  a 
description  of  all  goods  lost  or  stolen,  and  imme- 
diate information  of  all  robberies,  larcenies,  or 
other  crimes  which  may  be  committed,  is  de- 
sired, that  the  services  of  the  whole  Police  force 
may  be  secured  in  arresting  the  perpetrators. 

3.  All  persons  losing  goods  are  requested  to 
give  information  at  the  office  ;  and  persons  find- 
ing goods  are  informed  that  by  leaving  them, 
or  a  description  of  them,  eff'orts  will  be  made 
to  obtain  a  reward  for  the  finder,  proportioned 
to  the  trouble,  and  the  value  of  the  article. 

4.  All  rewards  offered  by  the  oxoners  of  lost  or 
stolen  goods,  that  shall  be  received  of  the  adver- 
tiser, %oill  be  paid  to  any  person  givitig  INFOR- 
MA TION  lohich  leads  to  their  discovery. 

5.  No  day  Policeman,  who  is  in  the  regular 
employ  of  the  city,  is  entitled  to  any  witness 
fees,  nor  to  any  compensation,  gratuity,  or  re- 
ward, for  services  rendered,  unless  by  a  special 
vote  of  the  Mayor  and  Aldermen. 

6.  All  Policemen,  when  in  the  employ  of  the 
city,  wear  a  badge  with  the  word  "  Police  "  in 
silver  plated  letters  thereon.  Persons  having 
cause  of  complaint  against  any  officer,  are  re- 
quested to  report  the  same  to  the  Mayor. 

7.  Information  in  relation  to  hacks,  cabs, 
omnibuses,  or  their  drivers,  or  trucks,  wagons, 
handcarts,  &c.,  may  be  had  at  the  office.  Per- 
sons dealing  with  them  are  requested  to  notice 
their  numbers.  The  Superintendents  are  pres- 
ent every  day  at  8  A.M.,  and  2  P.M.,  when  all 
the  Police  of  the  city  report  and  leave  the  office. 

8.  An  officer  has  been  appointed  to  obtain 
information  concerning  begging  imposters,  and 


public  square,  or  way  of  the  said  city,  beyond  i  in  all  cases  coming  to  the  knowledge  of  the 
such  building,  to  remain  open,  or  the  platform  Police,  a  card  will  be  given  to  those  deserving 
thereof  to  be  removed,  during  any  part  of  the  '  of  charity. 


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FIRE     DEPARTMENT 


BOSTON   FIRE    DEPARTMENT. 

WILLIAM    BARNIOOAT,    CHIEF   ENGINEER.     Salary,  $1,200. 


Henry  Smith, 
Charles  S.  Clark, 
Joshua  Jacobs, 
George  W.  Bird, 
Elisha  Smith,  Jr., 


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ASSISTANTS. 
Salary  $2QQ  each. 


John  Davis,  Jr., 
Theodore  P.  Bowkeb, 
Anson  Ellms, 
Jonathbn  Pierce, 
Frederick  A.  Colburn. 


Henry  Hart,  Cleric.    Salary,  S500 

Foremen  of  Companies,  $\2o  ;  Assistant  Foremen  and  Clerks, 

has  about  forty  Metnbeis. 


;   Members,  $SQ.     Each  Company 


SUFFOLK  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  1.  House  in  Suffolk  street.  William 
L.  Champney,  Foreman.  William  H.  Eastman, 
Assistant  Foreman.  William  H.  Ford,  Clerk. 
Silas  Lovell,  Stcioard. 

PROTECTION  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  4.  House,  Paris  street.  East  Boston. 
George  Butts,  Foreman.  B.  F.  Newell,  Assistant 
Foreman.  Edwin  Butts,  Clerk.  Elisha  W.  Gun- 
nison, Steward. 

HOWARD  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  7.  House  in  Purchase  street.  Caleb 
S.  McClennen,  Foreman.  Wm.  M.  Lewis,  Assist- 
ant Foreman.  William  C.  Savage,  Clerk.  Wil- 
liam Shelton,  Steward. 

TREMONT  ENGINE  COMPAMY. 

No.  8.  House  in  Tremont  street.  Bailey 
T.  Mills,  Foreman.  Eleazer  Witherell,  Assistant 
Foreman.  Charles  Carver,  Clerk.  Jer.  P.  Readey, 
Steward. 

HANCOCK  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  10,  House  in  Friend  street.  James 
Quinn,  Foreman.  Moses  F.  Webster,  Assistant 
Foreman.  Joshua  B.  Merrick,  Clerk.  James  C. 
Jones,  Steward. 

MAVERICK  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  11.  House,  Paris  street,  East  Boston. 
Darius  B.  Kidder,  Foreman.  Samuel  Y.  Chase, 
Assistant  Foreman.  Israel  F.  Crafts,  Clerk.  P. 
Nutter,  Steward. 

EAGLE  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  12.  House  in  Washington  st.  E.  W. 
W.  Hawes,  Foreman.  William  F.  Bugbee,  Assist- 
ant Foreman.  Daniel  Smith,  Clerk.  Zenas  E. 
Smith,  Steward. 

MELVILL  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  13.  House  in  Leveret  street.  Charles 
Carter,  Foreman.  Carlon  Butfum,  Assistant  Fore- 
m.an.  John  H.  Abbott,  Clerk.  S.  Hanscomb, 
Steward. 

CATARACT  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  14.  House,  foot  Mount  Vernon  street. 
Solomon  Reed,  Foreman.  Joseph  K.  Adams,  -4s- 
sistant  Foreman.  A.  R.  C.  Lombard,  Clerk.  Hen- 
ry  R.  Chase,  Steward. 

BOSTON  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  15.  House  in  Commercial  st.  Henry 
S.  Ellms,  Foreman.  Wm.  H.  Simonds,  Assistant 
Foreman.  George  H.  Ames,  Clerk.  Archibald 
Smith,  Steward. 


PERKINS  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  16.  House  in  Broadway,  South  Bos- 
ton. Jackson  L.  Stinson,  Foreman.  George  F. 
Hibbard,  Assista7it  Foreman.  George  Emerson, 
Clerk.     David  C.  Simpson,  Steward. 

MAZEPPA  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  17.  House  in  Broadway,  South  Bos- 
ton. George  S.  Thom,  Foreman.  Nath'l  Chap- 
man, Assist.  Foreman.  Elijah  H.  Goodwin,  Clerk. 
John  Larrabee,  Steward. 

LAFAYETTE  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  18.  House  on  Pemberton  Hill.  F. 
E.  R.  Whitney,  Foreman.  Leonard  Metcalf, 
Assistant  Foreman.  Caleb  Clapp,  Clerk.  James 
Henry,  Steicard. 

OLD  NORTH  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  19.  House  on  Eagle  Hill,  3d  Section, 
East  Boston.  Gilman  Felch,  Foreman.  D.  P. 
Matthews,  Assistant  Foreman.  Warren  Belcher, 
Clerk.     Levi  L.  Whitcomb,  Steward. 

EXTINGUISHER  ENGINE  COMPANY. 

No.  20.  House  in  East  street.  Isaiah  P. 
Thompson,  Foreman.  Charles  A.  Boss,  Assistant 
Foreman.  Joseph  F.  Milner,  Clerk.  Charles  A. 
Blake,  Steicard. 

WARREN  HOOK  &  LADDER  COM'PY. 

No.  1.    House  in  Friend  strfet.     Timothy 


K.  Tripp,  Foreman, 
man.    Ch.  C.  Bragg, 


Philip  Fox,  Assistant  Fore- 
Clerk.    Wm.  C  alder,  Steward. 


HERO  HOOK  &  LADDER  COMPANY. 

No.  2.  House,  Paris  street,  East  Boston. 
Wm.  Hunt,  Foreman.     John  H.  Shattuck,  Clerk. 

HYDRANT  COMPANY. 

No.  1.  House,  Salem  street.  William  Dyke, 
Foreman.  A.  P.  Bessey,  Assistant  Foreman.  Wm. 
Lasell,  Clerk.     Daniel  Hardy,  Steward. 

HYDRANT  COMPANY. 

No.  2.  House,  Hudson  street.  David  Cham- 
berlin.  Foreman.  John  S.  Hunt,  Assistant  Fore- 
man.    G.  W.  Foster,  Clerk.  N.  B.  Howe,  Steward. 


HYDRANT  COMPANY. 

No.  3.    Room  in  Engine  House  No.  18. 


R. 


S.  Martin,  Foreman.    J.  L.  Wright,  Assistant  Fore- 
tnan.     William  Blake,  Clerk. 


WATERWORKS.  23 


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BOSTON    WATER    WORKS. 

Nathan  Hale,  James  F.  Baldwin,  Thomas  B.  Curtis,  Commissioners.    Salary,  53,500  each. 
John  P.  Bigelow,  Mayor,  Samuel  Hall,  and  William  Pope,   of  the  Board  of  Alder- 
men ;  Wm.  W.  Greenough,  John  P.  Putnam,  Robert  Marsh,  and  Richard  B. 
Callender,  of  the  Council,  and  Joseph  Smith,   Water  Committee. 
Samuel  Holbrook,  Clerk.    Salary,  ^  1,000. 

E.  Sylvester  Chesbrough,  Chief  Engineer  of  Western  Divisio7i.    Salary,  ^3,000.    William  S.  Whitwell, 

Chie}'  Engineer  of  Eastern  Division.     Salary,  ^3,000. 

J.  Avery  Richards,  Register.     Office,  119  Washington  Street. 

RATES    OF    CHARGES. 

1st.  For  water  introduced  at  the  charge  of  the  city,  through,  the  first  wall  of  each  dwelling- 
house,  including  full  su23ply  for  all  domestic  uses,  to  each  family  occupying  a  house  valued,  for 
the  assessment  of  taxes,  at  $5,000,  or  any  less  sum,  per  annum,  -  -  -     $5  00 

To  each  family  occupying  a  house  valued  over  $5,000,  and  not  over  $15,000,        $5  00  to  15  00 
At  the  rate  of  one  dollar  for  every  thousand  dollars  of  valuation. 
To  each  family  occupying  a  house  valued  over  $15,000,  -  -  -  -     15  00 

"WTien  a  house  is  occupied  by  several  families  taking  the  water  at  a  single  tap,  the  charge 

M'ill  be  according  to  the  value  of  the  house,  for  one  family  only. 
2d.  In  warehouses,  shops  and  other  buildings  not  requiring  more  than  an  ordinary  sup- 
ply of  water,  and  not  included  in  any  other  classification,  one  half  per  cent  on  the  rent 
of  the  part  occupied  by  the  person  or  persons  using  the  water  ;  but  not  less  than 
"Wlien  water-closets  or  urmals  are  supplied,  not  less  for  each,  than  -  .  . 

3d.  For  hotels,  taverns  and  boarding  houses,  not  including  water  for  baths,  or  for  uses 
without  the  house,  ---.-.... 

Ajid  when  the  valuation  exceeds  $15,000,  for  every  thousand  dollars  of  the  valuation, 
4th.  For  the  right  to  attach  a  hose,  of  not  exceeding  five-eighths  of  an  inch  orifice, 
for  washing  windows,  sprinkling  streets,  washing  carriages,  or  other  purposes,  in 
addition  to  the  charge  for  other  uses,  not  less  than  -  -  -  -         3  00 

For  each  pipe  not  exceeding  an  inch,  with  right  to  attach  a  hose  for  extinguishing 

fixe  on  the  premises,  exclusive  of  any  right  of  water  for  other  uses,  not  less  than     -       20  00 
5th.  For  each  Stable,  including  water  for  washing  carriages,     -  -  -  -         6  00 

And  for  each  stall  over  two,        -  -  -  -  -  -  .  -I  00 

6th.  For  Public  Baths,  for  each  tub,       -  -  -  -  -  -  -5  00 

7th.  For  each  Printing  Office,  according  to  the  number  of  presses  "used,  not  includ- 
ing supplying  of  steam  engine,  -  -  -  -  -  -  6  to  20  00 

For  each  Daily  Newspaper  Printing  Office,  exclusive  of  supplying  for  steam  engine    8  to  12  00 
8th.  For  stationary  high  pressure  Steam  Engines,  working  not  over  twelve  hours  per 

day,  if  of  more  than  five  horse  power,  on  each  horse  power,  -  -  . 

When  working  night  and  day,  or  over  twelve  hoiu's,      ----- 

If  of  less  than  five  horse  ^Dower,  working  not  over  twelve  hours,  for  each  horse  power, 
9th.  To  Railroad   Corporations,  for  each  Locomotive   Engine  in  daily  use,  supplied 
for  outward  and  inward  trains,  ....... 

For  each  Engine,  watering  for  the  outward  trip  only,  once  a  day,  -  -  . 

For  supply  of  Passenger  Station,  for  water-closets,  washing  cars,  and  other  uses  at  the 

station,  not  including  watering  the  streets,     -  -  -  -  -  -       50  00 

10th.  For  large  quantities  of  water  to  Brewers,  Distillers,  and  for  other  uses  not  speci- 
fied, under  specific  regulations  for  determining  the  quantity,  when  the  average  con- 
sumption exceeds  500  gals,  per  day,  for  each  100  gals,  of  daily  consumption,  -         6  00 
When  the  quantity  does  not  exceed  500  gals,  per  day,  for  each  100  gals,  per  day,  -         9  00 
11th.  To  watermen,  for  the  supply  of  shipping,  the  charge  will  be  regulated  by  special 

agreement,  they  agreeing  to  supply  shipping  at  50  cents  per  hogshead  of  120  gals. 
12th.     For  building  piu-poses,  making  mortar,  &c.,  per  thousand  bricks,  10  cts. 

For  larger  quantities  required  for  specific  purposes,  the  price  wiU  be  regulated  by  agreement. 
Pajinents  for  the  year  to  be  made  in  advance.  All  persons  taking  the  water,  are  required  to 
keep  the  service  pipes  within  their  premises,  including  any  area  beneath  the  sidewalk,  together 
with  stop-cocks  and  apparatus,  in  good  repair,  and  protected  from  frost,  at  their  own  expense ; 
and  they  will  be  held  liable  for  all  damages  which  may  result  from  their  failure  to  do  so.  They 
are  also  required  to  prevent  all  unnecessary  waste  of  water.  No  alteration  is  allowed  to  be 
made  in  any  of  the  pipes  or  fixtures  inserted  by  the  Commissioners,  except  by  their  agents. 
The  agents  of  the  city,  intrusted  with  the  superintendence  of  the  works,  to  be  suffered  to  enter 
the  premises  supplied,  to  examine  the  pipes  and  fixtures,  and  to  ascertain  whether  there  is  any 
unnecessary  waste.  No  water  is  allowed  to  be  supplied  to  other  parties  not  entitled  to  the  use 
of  it,  by  the  terms  of  these  regulations  unless  by  special  permission.  On  discovery  of  any  fraud- 
ulent representation  of  the  quantity  used,  or  to  be  used,  or  wanton  waste,  the  supply  will  be 
shut  off,  at  the  discretion  of  the  superintendent,  or  other  agent  in  charge  of  the  works. 


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SCHOOLS. 


BOSTON  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

SCHOOL  COMMITTEE. 

The  Mayor  and  President  of  the  Common  Council. 

Ward  1. — Rev.  Edward  Beecher,  John  Spence,  Jr. 
"      2. — George  W.  Parmenter,  Edward  B.  Moore. 

"  3.— Rev.  Rollin  H.  Neale,  Edward  D.  G.  Palmer. 

"  4. — Richard  Soule,  Jr.,  Rev.  Andrew  Bigelow. 

"  5. — Frederick  Emerson,  Rev.  S.  H.  Winkley. 

"  6. — Sampson  Reed,  John  Codman. 
"      7. — Charles  Brooks,  Rev.  S.  K.  Lothrop. 
"      8. — Benjamin  Willis,  Jr.,  Benjamin  E.  Bates. 
"      9. — Edward  Wigglesworth,  Charles  T.  Russell. 

"  10. — Rev.  Joseph  Banvard,  Horace  Dupee. 

"  11.— Rev.  John.  T.  Sargent,  Rev.  Geo.  A.  Oviatt. 

"  12. — Rev.  George  W.  Bosworth,  Samuel  H.  Jenks. 
Samuel  F.  McCleary,  Secretary. 

PRIMARY  SCHOOL  COMMITTEE. 

Eben   Jones,  President.    Alvan  Simonds,  Secretary. 
Joseph  M.  Wightman,  Chairman.     Alvan  Simonds,  Secretary.     F.  A.  Sumner,  William  P.  Jarvis, 
John  Woart,  Eben  Jones,  John  Spence,  Jr.,  T.  Wilder,  E.  D.  G.  Palmer,  James  B.  Dow,  David  Kim- 
ball, Albert  Bowker,  Oliver  Carter,  Samuel  L.  Abbott,  Alvah  Hobhs,  Wra.  R.  Lawrance,  Wm.  H.  Cal- 
row,  Moses  J.  Gove,  Wm.  A.  Butters,  Israel  P.  Proctor,  S.  F.  McCleary,  Executive  Committee. 

District  No.  1.  (East  Boston,)  Ebenezer  Atkins,  Chairman,  William  H.  Calrow,  Secretary. 

No.  2.  {East  Boston,)  John  Atkins,  Chairman.     Sewall  F.  Parcher,  Secretary. 

No.  3.  (East  Boston,)  Samuel  W.  Hall,  Chairman.     Thomas  D.  Demond,  Secretary. 

"  "  2. — Francis  Parkman,  Chairman.     Israel  P.  Proctor,  Secretary. 

"  "  3. — William  H.  Learnard,  Chairman.     Alexander  Wood,  Secretary. 

'<  "  4. — Elijah  Stearns,  Chairman.     J.  Spence,  Jr.,  Secretary. 

"  "  5. — William  Eaton,  CArt/rmow.     E.  D.  G.  Palmer,  Secretory. 

"  "  6. — A.  G.  Wyman,  Chuirman.     Charles  H.  Atwood,  Secretary. 

"  "  7. — Francis  Brown,  Chairman.     Nathaniel  P.  Kemp,  Secretary. 

"  "  8. — David  Kimball,  CVmwvMrtH,.     William  E.  Townsend,  Secretary. 

"  "  9. — A.  D.  Parker,  Chairman.     S.  L.  Abbott,  Secretary. 

"  "  10. — Eben  Jones,  Chairman.     William  Howe,  Secretary. 

"  "  11. — AVilliam  D.  Ticknor,  Chairman.     N.  D.  Cotton,  Secretary. 

"  "  12. — Daniel  T.  Coit,  Chairman.     Thomas  S.  Wright,  Secretary. 

"  "  13. — John  Odin,  Jr.,  Chairman.     Daniel  B   Newhall,  Secretary. 

"  "  I'i. — John  T.  Dingley,  Chairman.     A.  A.  Watson,  Secretary. 

"  "  15. — William  Dall,  Chairman.     Oliver  Carter,  Secretary. 

"  "  16. — Alvan  Simonds,  Chairman.     Albert  J.  ^^'rigllt,  Secretary. 

'•  "  17. — Theodore  D.  Cook,  Chairman.     William  A.  Butters,  Secretary. 

"  "  18. — George  Merrill,  Chairman.     William  P.  Jarvis,  Secretary. 

"  "  19. — Samuel  B   Cruft,  Chairman.     Henry  R.  Andrews,  Secretary. 

INSTRUCTORS,  COMMITTEE,  AND  LOCATION  OF  EACH  SCHOOL. 


Adams,  Mason  street,  for  boys.  Samuel  Bar- 
rett, Grammar  Master.  Samuel  W.  Bates,  ^Vrit- 
ing  Master.  Ira  Cheever  and  Bartholomew  Wood, 
Ushers.  Mary  S.  Brigham,  Mary  E.  Beck,  Assist- 
ants.    Brooks,  Bates,  and  Banvard,  Committee. 

BoWDOiN,  Myrtle  street,  for  girls.  Abraham 
Andrews,  Grammar  Master.  James  Robinson, 
Writing  Master.  Mary  A.  Murdock,  Rebecca 
Lincoln,  Caroline  E.  Andrews,  Marv  S.  Robinson, 
Eliza  B.  Mitchell,  Sarah  M.  Mitchell,  Elizabeth  P. 
Snow,  Assistants.  Reed,  Lothrop,  and  Codman, 
Committee. 

BOYLSTOX,  Washington  place,  for  boys  and 
girls.  Thos.  Baker,  Graminar  Master.  Charles 
Kimball,  Writing  Master.  Wm.  T.  Adams,  Usher. 
Clarinda  R.  F.  Treadwell,  Matilda  Oliver,  Susan  J. 
M.  Jones,  Catherine  H.  Grover,  and  Marv  A.  Har- 
ris, Assistants.  Bates,  Bosworth,  and  Willis, 
Committee. 

Brimmer,  Common  street,  for  boys.  Joshua 
Bates,  Jr.,  Gram?nar  Master.  William  A.  Shep- 
ard.  Writing  Master.  J.  Butler,  Edward  James, 
Ushers.  Mary  A.  Collier  and  E.  B.  Cunningham, 
Assistants.  Banvard,  Sargent,  and  Dupee,  Com- 
mittee. 

DwiGHT,  Concord  street.  George  B.  Hyde, 
Master.  James  A.  Page,  Sab-Master.  George  A. 
Sawyer,  Usher.  Frances  A.  Tyler,  Caroline  G. 
Woodman,  Clara  Belknap,  Clarissa  Guild,  Eliza- 


beth G.  Underhill,  and  Martha  Harding,  Assistants. 
Sargent,  Oviatt,  and  Willis,  Committee. 

Eeiot,  North  Bennet  street,  for  boys.  Wm.  O. 
Ayres,  Grammar  Master.  Levi  Conant,  Writing 
Master.  Caroline  W.  Carter,  Hannah  Damon, 
Anna  S.  Carter,  Eliza  L.  Felt,  and  M.  B.  Kent. 
Assistants.  Beecher,  Parmenter,  and  Palmer, 
Committee. 

Endicot,  Cooper  street,  for  boys  and  girls. 
Loring  Lothrop,  Master  for  girls'  school.  J.  F. 
Nourse,  Master  for  boys'  school.  Mary  A.  Torrin, 
Angeline  A.  Brigham,  Ann  M.  Wight,  Malvina  R. 
Brigham,  Caroline  W.  Keith,  M.  P.  Colesworthy, 
Almira  J.  Keith,  Assistants.  Spence,  Winkley,  and 
Emerson,  Committee. 

ExGLiSH  High,  Bedford  street,  for  boys.  Thom- 
as Sherwin,  Master.  Luther  Robinson  and  Fran- 
cis S.  Williams,  Sub-Masters.  Samuel  M.  Weston 
and  Charles  M.  Cumston,  Ushers.  Lothrop,  Big- 
elow,  Soule,  Banvard,  and  Palmer,  Committee. 

Franklin,  Washington  street,  for  boys  and 
girls.  Barnum  Field,  Grammar  blaster.  Nathan 
Merrill,  Writing  Master.  Hannah  S.  Tirrell,  Sa- 
rah Ann  Gale,  Catherine  T.  Simonds,  S.  A.  M. 
Cushing,  Lucy  M.  Beck,  and  Caroline  A.  Greene, 
Assistants.  Jenks,  Oviatt,  and  Banvard,  Commit- 
tee. 

Hancock,  Richmond  place  and  Prince  street, 
for  girls.      George  Allen,  jr..   Grammar  Master. 


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Percival  W.  Bartlett,  Sub-Master.     Henrietta  L. 
Pierce,  Sarah  E.  White,  Hannah  S.  Austin,  Mary 
A.  Lewis,  Helen  M.  Johnson,  Anna  M.  Snclling, 
and  Achsah  Barnes,  Assistants.     Spence,  Beeelierj.  -toeth 
and  Moore,  Committee. 

Hawes,  South  Boston,  for  boys  and  girls.  Fred- 
erick Crafts,  Master  for  girls'  school.  John  A. 
Harris,  ^[aster  for  hoys'  school.  Charles  A. 
Morrill,  Usher.  Ann  E.  Dearborn,  Caroline  M. 
Burnham,  Assistants  for  boys'  school.  Julia  M. 
Baxter,  H.  Maria  Manning,  Martha  C.  Jenks,  and 
Harriet  Talbot,  Assistants  for  girls'  school.  Bos- 
worth,  Jenks,  and  Bates,  Committee. 

Johnson,  Tremont  sti-eet,  for  girls.  Richard 
G.  Parker,  Master  of  northern  school.  Joseph 
Hale,  Master  of  southern  school.  Rebecca  P.  Bar- 
ry, Martha  E.  Towne,  Harriet  W.  Mudge,  Almira 
Seymour,  Helen  E.  Vans,  Mary  Jane  Danforth, 
Assistants.  Brooks,  Dupee,  and  Sargent,  Commit- 
tee. 

Latin,  Bedford  street,  for  boys.  Epes  S.  Dix- 
well,  Master.  Francis  Gardner,  Sub-Master.  Ed- 
win Davenport  and  Timothy  D.  Chamberlain,  Ush- 
ers. The  Mayor,  Wigglesworth,  Codman,  Reed, 
and  Russell,  Committee. 

Lyman,  East  Boston,  for  boys  and  girls.  H.  H. 
Lincoln,  Master  hoys'  school.  Aaron  L.  Ordway, 
Master  c/irls'  school.  Eliza  L.  Pierce,  Mary  E. 
Grant,  F.  L.  Prescott,  Sarah  S.  French,  Mary  O. 
Bulfinch,  Bethia  Nickerson,  E.  J.  Aborn,  G.  Reid, 
and  Mary  S.  Carter,  Assistants.  Soule,  Moore,  and 
Spence,  Committee. 

Mayhew,  Hawkins  street,  for  boys.  William  D. 
Swan,  Master.  Winslow  Battles,  Sub-Master. 
John  C.  Dore,  Usher.  Eliza  L.  West,  Ann  B. 
Moulton,  Elizabeth  D.  Moulton,  Elizabeth  P.  Hop- 
kins, Mary  S.  Rowland,  Assistants.  Neale,  Soule, 
and  Codman,  Committee. 

Mather,  South  Boston,  for  boys  and  girls.  Jo- 
siah  A.  Stearns,  Grammar  Master.     Jonathan  Bat- 


tles, jr.,  Writing  Master.  George  T.  Angell,  Ush- 
er. Mary  A.  Moody,  Lucy  Floyd,  Rebecca  A. 
Chipman,  Ann  J.  Drake,  Margaret  A.  Pease,  Eliza- 
"  B.  Raynolds,  and  Lucy  C.  Jenks,  Assistants. 
Jenks,  Bosworth,  and  Willis,  Committee. 

Otis,  Lancaster  street, -for boys  andgirls.  Isaac 
F.  Sliepard,  Grammar  Master.  Benjamin  Drew, 
Writing  Master.  Joshua  R.  Lothrop,  Usher.  S. 
W.  J.  Copeland,  Emeline  French,  C.  Palmer,  So- 
phia Shepard,  and  Miranda  Sherman,  Assistants. 
Palmer,  ]\Ioore,  and  Beecher,  Committee. 

Phillips,  Pickney  street,  for  boys.  Samuel  S. 
Greene,  Grammar  Master.  Samuel  Swan,  Writ- 
ing  Master.  Amphion  Gates  and  JohnM.  Colcord, 
Ushers.  Ellen  M.  Coolidge  and  Sarah  H.  Emer- 
son, Assistants.  Codman,  Emerson,  and  Parmen- 
ter.  Committee. 

QuiNCY,  Tyler  street.  J.  D.  Philbrick,  Master. 
Charles  E.  Valentine,  Sub-Master.  B.  W.  Putman, 
Usher.  Lydia  A.  Bowler,  Sarah  A.  Hay,  Jose- 
phine L.  Tucker,  Almirah  B.  Coffin,  S.  C.  Sim^ 
mends,  Lydia  A.  Hanson,  and  Elizabeth  A.  G, 
Philbrick,  Assistatits.  Wigglesworth,  Neale,  and 
Russell,  Committee. 

Smith,  Belknap  street,  for  boys  and  girls.  Am- 
brose Wellington,  Master.  Sarah  H.  Southwick, 
Assistant.     Reed,  Bigelow,  and  Dupee,  Committee. 

Wells,  McLean  street,  for  girls.  Cornelius 
Walker,  Grammar  Master.  Reuben  Swan,  jr., 
Writing  Master.  William  H.  Swan,  Usher.  Ma- 
tilda A.  Gerry,  Caroline  F.  Housley,  Frances  A.. 
Collins,  Adeline  F.  Dinsmore,  and  Mary  Carter,- 
Assistants.  F.  Emerson,  Palmer,  and  Parmenter,- 
Committee. 

WiNTHROP,  East  street,  for  boys  and  girls.  H. 
Williams,  jr..  Master  of  ■northern  school.  Samuel  L. 
Gould,  Master  of  southern  school.  E.  W.  Shelton,. 
Olive  E.  Reynolds,  F.  M.  Oliver,  Mary  C.  Weed, 
Eliza  Briggs,  and  Caroline  E.  Fales,  Assistants. 
Wigglesworth,  Russell,  and  Winkley,  Committee. 


SALAHIES. 

All  Grammar  and  Writing  Masters  have  a  salary  of  ^IjOOO  each  ;  Ushers  in  the  Grammar  and  Writ- 
ing Schools,  have  a  salary  of  ^800  each  ;  and  all  assistants,  ,^300  each. 

Salary  of  the  Masters  of  the  Latin  and  High  Schools,  ^2,400  each ;  Sub-Masters,  ,gl,800  each ; 
Ushers,  §900  each. 


BANKS   IN    BOSTON. 


ATLANTIC  BANK. 

No.  8  KiLBY    STE.EET.      CAPITAL,  ^500,000. 

Pliny  Cutler,  President.    Benj.  Dodd,  Cashier. 

Francis  Fisher,  Jeremiah  Hill,  James  Johnson, 
E.  C.  Hutchins,  S.  S.  Littlehale,  S.  S.  Arnold,  W. 
R.  P.  Washburn,  A.  G.  Peck,  Nathaniel  Harris, 
J.  S.  Jenness,  James  H.  Kelsey,  Directors.  Rich- 
ard Ward,  Teller.  George  William  Dodd,  Book 
Keeper.  Albert  Dodd,  Assistant  Clerk.  James  B. 
Adams,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thiu'sday. 

ATLAS  BANK. 

No.  60  State  Street.  Capital,  5-500,000. 
Sam'l  C.  Grav,  President.  Joseph  White,  Cashier. 
C.  H.  Brown,  Samuel  Quincy,  J.  G.  Hallet, 
William  Davis,  jr.,  .John  H.  Foster,  Jeremiah 
Kahler,  Directors.  Benjamin  H.  Barnes,  Teller. 
'  James  Russell,  Book  Keeper.  William  Beck,  Col- 
lection Clerk. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

BOSTON  BANK. 

No.  48  State  Street.     Capital,  §900,000. 

Robert  Hooper,  President.     Jas.  C.  Wild,  Cashier. 

Robert  G.  Shaw,  Nathan   Appleton,    Daniel  C. 

Bacon,  Josiah  Bradlee,  Samuel  Cabot,  Thomas  B. 

Curtis,  Henry  Upham,  .1.  C.  Howe,   J.   IngersoU 


Bowditch,  William  S.  Bullard,  Directors.  Robert 
Lash,  Paying  Teller.  J.  G.  Gunderson,  Receiving 
Teller.  Soh.nHa.ms,  Book  Keeper.  George  Breck- 
enridge,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

BOYLSTON  BANK. 

Corner   of  Washington  and  Boylston 
Streets.    Capital,  §1-50,000. 
Wm.  Parker,  President.     J.  J.  Soren,  Cashier. 
Warren  White,  William  Pope,  Timothy  Gilbert, 
Thomas  Hunting,  Isaac  Emery,  Jonathan  Ellis, 
Amos  Cummings,  Abner  E.  Fisher,  Directors.     D. 
E.   Snow,   Book  Keeper.      Luther  Blodgett,  Mes- 
senger. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

CITY  BANK. 

No.  61  State  Street.     Capital,  §1,000,000. 
C.  W.  Cartwright,  Pres.  John  Earl  Williams,  Cash. 

P.  Grant,  Isaac  Livcrmore,  Wm.  T.  Andrews, 
P.  S.  Shelton,  D.  Chamberlain,  S.  R.  Payson,  J. 
B.  Glover,  C.  C.  Chadwick,  Directors.  Henry 
Hooper,  Paying  Teller.  Frederick  L.  Church, 
Receiving  Teller.  Charles  C.  Barry,  Book  Keeper. 
Charles  W.  Holbrook,  Discount  'Clerk.  W.  R. 
Frost,  Collection  Clerk.  William  H.  Johonnot, 
Messenger. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 


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BANKS. 


COLUMBIAN  BANK. 

No.  34  State  Street.    Capital,  ^500,000. 

John  G.  Torrey,  Pres.    "William  Coffin,  Cash. 

George  W.  Lyman,  Joseph  Tilden,  Samuel  A. 
Appleton,  W.  Amory,   J.  T.  Coolidge,  Directors. 
J.   M.    Gordon,    Telkr.      George   Gushing,   Book 
Keeper.    Benjamin  F.  Sawyer,  Messenger. 
Discount,  daily. 

EAGLE  BANK. 

No.  70  State  Street.    Capital,  ^500,000. 
Titus  Welles,  President.    Waldo  Flint,  Cashiei-. 
William  Almy,    John   Dane,  Andrew  Cunning- 
ham, George  H.  Gray,  Francis  Skinner,  E.  D.  Brig- 
ham,   James  L.  Little,    John  Williams,  John   D. 
Bates,  Prince  Hawes,  Benjamin  Thaxter,    Direc- 
tors.    John  A.  Mendum,  Paying  Teller.     James  P. 
Hastings,  Receiving  Tellm:     Isaac  W.  Blanchard, 
Book  Keeper.     Robert  S.  Covell,  Discount  Clerk. 
Ebenezer  Sampson,  Messenger  a7id  CoUect'n  Clerk. 
Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

EXCHANGE  BANK. 

28  State  Street,  Merchants'  Bank  Building. 
Capital,  ^500,000. 

George  W.  Thayer,  Pres.     J.  M.  Marsh,  Cash. 

S.  R.  Spaulding,  J.  B.  Kimball,  Alex'r  Strong, 
John  G.  Davis,  Israel  C.  Rice,  Samuel  Bates,  jr., 
John  Foster,  Peter  Frothingham,  Daniel  C.  Baker, 
Sampson  Reed,  William  H.  Dunbar,  Directors.  J. 
M.  Pettengill,  Paying  Teller:  H.  B.  Wilbur, 
Receiving  Teller.  Samuel  C.  Smith,  Book  Keeper'. 
Abner  J.  Benyon,  Assistant  Book  Keeper.  -John 
T.  Bouve,  Messe7iger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

FREEMAN'S  BANK. 

No.  28  Sea  Street.     Capital,  ^200,000. 
Solomon  Piper,  Pres.     Jeremy  Drake,  Cash. 
Freeman  Fisher,   John   H.  Rogers,  Ebenezer  At- 
kins, Prentiss   Hobbs,   Tisdale   Drake,  Directors. 
Albert  Drake,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

GLOBE  BANK. 

No.  22  State  Street.    Capital,  ^1,000,000. 
Ignatius  Sargent,  Pres.     Charles   Sprague,   Cash. 

Abel  Adams,  Stephen  Fairbanks,  Henry  Hall, 
John  Lamson,  Payson  Perrin,  Directors.  William 
B.  Stevens,  Paying  Teller.  Samuel  S.  Stevens,  Re- 
ceiving Teller.  Ciliver  Cole,  Book  Keeper.  Chas. 
James  Sprague,  Discoiint  Clerk.  Chas.  S.  Callen- 
der.  General  Clerk.  William  S.  Nichols,  Collection 
Clerk  and  Messenger.  Cliauncey  Peck,  Porter. 
Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

GRANITE  BANK. 

No.  61  State  Street.     Capital,  ^500,000. 

George  Denny,  P7-es.    Archibald  Foster,  Cash. 

F.  Gould,  J.  McGregor,  J.  Y.  Bacon,  Charles 
Brooks,  H.  M.  Holbrook,  George  R.  Sampson,  Di- 
rectors. Samuel  Kneeland,  Teller.  Alfred  B.  Hall, 
Book  Keeper.  Henry  Kneeland,  Cle)-k.  Joseph 
Callender,  jr.,  Assistant  Clerk  and  Messenger. 
Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

GROCERS'  BANK. 

No.  70  State  Street.    Capital,  ^250,000. 
Samuel   G.  Reed,   President.     William  H.  Fos- 
ter,   Cashier.      Winslow    Whittemore,    Ephraim 
Lombard,   Sylvester  Bowman,   Joseph  M.  Whit- 
tier,    Joseph   P.    EUicott,    Edward   R.  Seccomb, 


Ebenezer  H.  Balch,  Directors.  Chas.  H.  Smith, 
Teller.  G.  Francis  Thayer,  Book  Keeper.  Geo. 
W.  Harris,  Discount  Clerk.  Chas.  H.  Tylor,  Mes- 
senger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

HAMILTON  BANK. 

'No.  66.  State  Street.    Capital,  ^500,000. 
Daniel  Denny,  President.     Otis  Turner,   Cashier. 

Thomas  G.  Cary,  William  Dwight,  Gardner 
Brewer,  William  Phipps,  Samuel  W.  Swett,  M.  P. 
Wilder,  Thomas  Wigglesworth,  jr.,  B.  F.  White. 
Directors.  Edward  Hearsey,  jr..  Teller.  S.  S. 
Blanchard,  Book  Keeper.  George  Leighton,  Assist- 
ant Clerk  and  Messenger. 

Discount,  Wednesday   and  Saturday. 

MARKET  BANK. 

No.  1  Merchants'  Exch'e.    Capital,  ^560,000. 

Josiah  Stickney,  Pres.  Jona.  Brown,  jr..  Cash. 
Jesse  Bird,  Addison  Gilmore,  William  Thomas,  F. 
O.  Watts,  C.  O.  Whitmore,  A.  H.  Bowman,  Benja- 
min Sewall,  Directors.  Samuel  P.  Oliver,  Teller. 
Benjamin  F.  Teal,  Book  Keeper.  Chas.  E.  Currier, 
Clei-k.     Charles  S.  Evans,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and   Saturday. 

MASSACHUSETTS  BANK. 

No.  66  State  Street.  Capital,  ^800,000. 
J.  J.  Dixwell,  Pres.  James  Dodd,  Cashier. 
John  L.  Gardner,  William  D.  Sohier,  John  J. 
Dixwell,  Israel  Lombard,  Charles  H.  Mills,  George 
Gardner,  Directors.  S.  T.  Hooper,  Teller.  Henry 
G.  Foster,  Book  Keeper.  Jonas  Bennett,  Discount 
Clerk.  Thomas  Hooper,  Messenger'.  Josiah  E. 
Hayden,  Porter. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

MECHANICS'  BANK. 

No.  27  Turnpike,  cor.  Division  St.,  So.  Boston. 

Capital,  ^120,000. 
James  W.  Converse,  Pres.     Alvan  Simonds,  Cash. 
Dan'l  Cummings,  Noah  Brooks,  John  H.  Jenks, 
F.  Nickerson,  Directors.     J.  N.  Farrar,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday. 

MERCHANTS'  BANK. 

No.  28  State  Street.    Capital,  i?3,000,000. 
Franklin  Haven,  Pres.     John  J.  May.  Cash. 

N.  F.  Cunningham,  Luke  Fay,  Samuel  Henshaw, 
John  B.  Jones,  William  P.  Winchester,  David 
Henshaw,  Francis  C.  Gray,  J.  K.  Mills,  Israel 
Whitney,  Samuel  Hooper,  Edward  Brooks,  Direc- 
tors. Thomas  W.  Hooper,  First  Teller.  William 
Raymond,  Assistant  Teller.  George  Simpson,  jr.. 
Second  Teller.  C.  N.  M.  Lincoln,  Third  Teller. 
J.  K.  Fuller,  Discount  Clerk.  G.  S.  Bulfinch, 
Peiision  Clerk.  E.  H.  Severance,  First  Book  Keep- 
er. John  P.  Gore,  Second  Book  Keeper.  G.  M. 
Norwood  and  H.  F.  Flagg,  Accountants.  A.  C. 
Dana,  Correspond' g  Clerk.  Thomas  Bulfinch,  Col- 
lection Clerk.  John  Barnes,  Messenger.  George 
Hayden,  Porter. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

NEW  ENGLAND  BANK. 

No.  67  State  Street.    Capital,   ^1,000,000. 

Thomas  Lamb,  Pres.     E.  P.  Clark,  Cash.^ 

George   Pratt,   Joseph  Whitney,   Elijah   Vose, 

Mace  Tisdale,  William  Worthington,  Dudley  Hall, 

Directors.     Samuel   T.  Thompson,   Paying  Sg  Re- 


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ceiving  Teller.     James  Swan,  Book  Keeper.     Seth 
Pettee,  Discount  Clerk.     Charles  F.  Swan,  Collec- 
tion Clerk.     Jacob  H.  Brown,  Messeni/er. 
Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

NORTH   BANK. 

No.  2  Merchants'  Exch'e.  Capital,  f  750,000. 
James  Harris,  President.  J.  J.  Loring,  Cashier. 
Henry  D.  Gray,  Oliver  Eldredge,  Daniel  Kimball, 
Elijah  Williams,  James  Weld,  Francis  B.  Fay, 
Charles  G.  Nazro,  Directors.  J.  B.  Witherbee, 
Teller.  John  Chorley,  Book  Keeper.  W.  L.  Barnes, 
Receiving  Teller.     S.  Trull,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

SHAWMUT  BANK. 

No.  39  State  Street.     Capital,  ^500,000. 

John  Gardner,  Pres.    Stephen  G.  Davis,  Cash. 

William  Bramhall,  John  L.  Dimmock,  Albert 
Fearing,  John  Gardner,  Jairus  B.  Lincoln,  Aaron 
Rice,  Directors.  E.  Snow,  Teller.  C.  H.  Miller, 
Book  Keeper.  Geo.  L.  Foote,  Assistant  Clerk. 
Sampson  Mason,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

STATE  BANK. 

No.  40  State  Street.     Capital,  ^1,800,000. 
Samuel  Frothingham,  Pres.    Jonathan  Call,  Cash. 

Samuel  Austin,  Benjamin  Bangs,  Levi  Bartlett, 
Thomas  Gray,  Thomas  P.  Cushing,  J.  Ballister, 
Robert  M.  Mason,  HoUis  Thayer,  James  P.  Thorn- 
dike,  James  S.  Amory,  Directors.  Charles  Bart- 
lett, Paying  Teller.  John  B.  Gould,  Receiving 
Teller.  William  E.  Vincent,  First  Book  Keeper. 
Henry  Pierce,  Second  do.  George  Atkinson,  Dis- 
count Clerk.  James  H.  Foster,  jr.,  Collection  Clerk. 
William  S.  Edmands,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

SHOE  &  LEATHER  DEALERS'  BANK. 

No.  65  State  Street.    Capital,  ^500,000. 

Enoch  Baldwin,  Pres.      Samuel  Carr,  Cash. 

C.  Newhall,  M.  S.  Lincoln,  William  B.  Spobner, 
William  Burrage,  J.  M.  Jones,  Isaac  Williams, 
John  Albree,  C.  Stetson,  G.  S.  Low,  J.  C.  Potter, 
Directors.  John  S.  March,  Teller.  Robert  L. 
Day,  Book  Keeper.  A.  C.  Haven,  Messenger  and 
Collection  Clerk.  E.  L.  Tead,  Assistant  Clerk. 
Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

SUFFOLK  BANK. 

No.  60  State  Street.    Capital,  ^1,000,000. 

Henry  B.  Stone,  Pres.  Isaac  C.  Brewer,  Cash. 
Joseph  Balch,  John  Belknap,  Ebenezer  Chad- 
wick,  J.  W.  Edmands,  Edward  D.  Peters,  Nathl 
Hooper,  William  Gray,  Amos  A.  Lawrence,  J.  A. 
Lowell,  Jeffrey  Richardson,  Wm.  W.  Tucker,  Di- 
rectors. J.  E.  Bridge,  Paying  Teller.  Edward  W. 
Brown,  Receiving  Teller.  Thorndike  Rand,  Book 
Keeper.  Edward  Tyler,  Discount  Clerk.  E.  L. 
Le  Breton,  Collection  Clerk.  A.  K.  Hunt,  John  W. 
Lefavor,  C.  Smith,  Assistatit  Clerks.  William 
Grubb,  jr.,  D.  H.  Belknap,  E.  J.  S.  Corlew,  For- 
eign Money  Clerks.  C.  A.  Tucker,  Messenger. 
Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

TRADERS'  BANK. 

No.  91  State  Street.    Capital,  ^400,000. 
Isaac  Parker,  President.     Jeremiah  Gore,  Cashier. 
George  Callender,  ,  Jabez  Fisher, 

Deming  Jarves,  Thomas  Lord,  S.  H.  Norris,  Henry 
Smith,   A.  W.  Thaxter,  jr..   Directors.      John  K. 
Hall,   Teller.      Thomas  Waterman,  Book  Keeper. 
Edw.  Russell,  Dis.  Clerk.    T.  O.  Brackett,  Mess. 
Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 


TREMONT  BANK. 

No.  41  State  Street.  Capital,  ^500,000. 
Andrew  T.  Hall,  Pres.  A.  T.  Frothingham,  Cash. 
Ebenezer  T.  Andrews,  Ezra  H.  Baker,  Caleb 
Curtis,  Nathan  B.  Gibbs,  William  Perkins,  Charles 
B.  Shaw,  Enoch  Train,  Isaac  Thacher,  Charles 
Wilkins,  Directors.  Joshua  Loring,  Teller.  W. 
W.  Manning,  Book  Keeper.  John  Savage,  jr., 
Assistant  Clerk.  Charles  Merrill,  Messenger. 
Discount,  daily. 

UNION  BANK. 

No.  40  State  Street.  Capital,  ^800,000. 
Chester  Adams,  Pres.  Lemuel  Gulliver,  Cash. 
Luke  Carter,  Eben.  Dale,  Ozias  Goodwin,  Giles 
Lodge,  Thaddeus  Nichols,  John  Stearns,  Nathaniel 
H.  Eipmons,  Charles  Merriam,  Edward  S.  Tobey, 
Directors.  Timothy  Bryant,  Teller.  A.  Trow- 
bridge, Book  Keeper.  James  Skilton,  Assistant 
Clerk.  Oliver  Jaquith,  Messenger. 
Discount,  daily. 

WASHINGTON  BANK. 

No.  75  State  Street.  Capital,  ^500,000. 
Aaron  Baldwin,  Pres.  D.  A.  Sigourney,  Cash. 
J.  P.  Cooke,  P.  Fowle,  Josiah  Stedman,  Moses 
Williams,  Flavel  Moseley,  Geo.  T.  Lyman,  F.  Ba- 
cou.  Directors.  C.  A.  Putnam,  Teller.  James  H. 
Champney,  Book  Keeper.  J.  W.  Cushing,  Messen- 
ger and  Porter. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

The  par  value  of  the  Shares  of  the  Boston  Banks 
is  glOO,  except  Massachusetts  ^250,  Market  ;g;70, 
State  ^60,  and  Boston  ^50. 


PROV.  INSTITUTION  FOR  SAVINGS. 

Office,  Tremont  St.  Open  dai.,  fr.  9  to  I  o'clock. 

Deposits  are  received  on  Monday,  Tuesday,  and 
Wednesday ;  and  payments  are  made  on  Thursday, 
Friday,  and  Saturday. 

Wm.  Appleton,  Pres.  Peter  Wainwright,  Treas. 
J.  Reed,  jr.,  Vice-Treas.  Wm.  T.  Andrews,  Sec. 
Samuel  May,  Thomas  P.  Cushing,  James  Sav- 
age, Robert  Waterston,  William  Minot,  Benjamin 
Guild,  John  C.  Gray,  George  Ticknor,  William  P. 
Mason,  Charles  Wells,  Edward  Brooks,  Samuel 
Bradlee,  Vice-Presidents.  John  A.  Lowell,  Thos. 
B.  Wales,  Samuel  Austin,  John  L.  Gardner,  Ozias 
Goodwin,  William  Amory,  Josiah  Quincy,  jr.,  E. 
AVigglesworth,  Dan'l  Denny,  John  Lamson,  Aaron 
Baldwin,  N.  H.  Emmons,  Charles  Barnard,  George 
Howe,  Stephen  Fairbanks,  Charles  Bro^vn,  Wm. 
T.  Andrews,  Henry  Wainwright,  Israel  Lombard, 
Peter  R.  Dalton,  J.  W.  Edmands,  William  Per- 
kins, Patrick  T.  Jackson,  Benjamin  F.  White, 
Trustees. 

SUFFOLK  SAVINGS  BANK  FOR  SEA- 
MEN AND  OTHERS. 

Office,  Museum  Buildixg.  Open  daily,  from 
9  to  1  o'clock,  P.  M.  Deposits  received  and  pay- 
ments made  daily. 

Thomas  Lamb,  Pres.  Benjamin  Seaver,  Vice- 
President.  Charles  H.  Parker,  Sec.  Samuel  H. 
Walley,  jr.,  Treas.  Daniel  C.  Bacon,  George  W. 
Bond,  Charles  H.  Brown,  Caleb  Curtis,  Pliny  Cut- 
ler, Samuel  T.  Dana,  Nathan  B.  Gibbs,  Patrick 
Grant,  Alpheus  Hardy,  Jabez  C.  Howe,  Henry 
Lincoln,  James  Means,  William  Perkins,  William 
B.  Reynolds,  George  R.  Sampson,  Charles  Scud- 
der,  William  W.  Stone,  William  Worthington, 
Thomas  Wigglesworth,  jr.,  M.  H.  Simpson,  G.  M. 
Barnard,  Charles  Hamilton  Parker,  Charles  G. 
Nazro,  Edward  S.  Tobey,  Managers. 


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INSURANCE     COMPANIES 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES  IN  BOSTON. 


AMERICAN  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  54  State  Steet.    Capital,  ^300,000. 

J.  Ingersoll  Bowditch,  Pres.    A.  C.  Dorr,  Sec. 

Nathan  Appleton,  Benjarain  A.  Gould,  Charles 

H.  Mills,  R.  B.  Forbes,  Samuel  May,  P.  P.  Pope, 

Benjamin   Rich,   R.    G.    Shaw,    Theodore   Chase, 

James  S.  Amory,  Edward  Austin,  Wm.  B.  Bacon, 

Directors.     Wm.  S.  Whitney,  Messetic/er. 

Dividends,  January  and  July. 

AMERICAN  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  4  State  Street. 
Benjamin  Silliman,  Pres.     Benjamin  Noyes,. Sec. 

Drs.  J.  v.  C.  Smith,  E.  W.  Blake,  Medical  Ex- 
aminers.    Oliver  Brewster,  Actuarij. 

BOSTON  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  62  State  Steet.    Capital,  *?300,000. 
Lemuel  Pope,  Pres.     Peter  W.  Freeman,  Sec. 
S.  A.  Appleton,  N.  H.  Emmons,  D.  P.  Parker, 
Giles  Lodge,  John  F.  Loring,   George  Pratt,  Wil- 
liam W.  Tucker,  Edwin  Howland,  Directors. 
Dividends,  March  and  September. 

BOYLSTON  FIRE  AND  MARINE  INS. 

No.  45  State  Street.    Capital,  ^300,000. 

Francis  Bacon,  Pres.  J.  W.  Balch,  Sec. 
J.  P.  Cooke,  Josiah  Stedman,  Moses  Williams, 
"W.  S.  BuUard,  N.  F.  Cunningham,  Thomas  Mot- 
ley, jr.,  Thomas  Wigglesworth,  jr.,  George  T. 
Lyman,  Robert  M.  Mason,  Alanson  Tucker,  jr., 
Charles  Amory,  Directors. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 

COASTERS'  MUTUAL  MAR.  INS.  CO. 

No.  68  State  Street. 

John  Williams,  Pres.     Geo.  A.  Houghton,  See. 

John  Williams,  R.  W.  Shapleigh,  Edward  Lamb, 
W.  H.  Foster,  Isaac  Pitman,  Ephraim  Lombard, 
J.  L.  Brighara;  P.  E.  Kingman,  S.  H.  Lewis, 
Edward  Whitney,  N.  W.  Bridge,  Samuel  Weltch, 
George  E.  Bent,  Geo.  A.  Fiske,  Winslow  Whitte- 
more,  Osborne  Howes,  Isaac  Taylor,  Richard  F. 
Wyman,  Stephen  Jenney,  E.  R.  Seecomb,  Stephen 
Tilton,  jr.,  Joseph  Greeley,  A.  C.  Hersey,  George 
F.  Williams,  Seth  Bryant,  Gardner  K.  Reed, 
Directors. 

EQUIT.  SAFETY  MAR.  &-  FIRE  INS.  CO. 

Merchants'  Exchange. 
John  Clark,  Pres.  Samuel  Wheeler,  Sec. 
Benjamin  Bui'gess,  Thomas  Dixon,  Benjamin  C. 
Clark,  A.  W.  Thaxter,  jr.,  Enoch  Train,  James 
Ingersoll,  Charles  Scudder,  N.  F.  Cunningham, 
David  A.  Neal,  John  H.  Pearson,  Stephen  Fair- 
hanks,  Lewis  W.  Tappan,  A.  H.  Fiske,  William 
W.  Goddard,  George  Callender,  Charles  O.  Whit- 
more,  Joseph  lasigi,  Jas.  H.  Hicks,  G.  B.  Weston, 
W.  Bramhall,  George  M.  Barnard,  Jno.  S.  Wright, 
John  D.  Gardner,  Directors.  J.  T.  Clark,  Marine 
Clerk.     John  J.  Loring,  jr.  Fire  do. 

FIREMEN'S  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  75  State  Street.    Capital,  ^300,000. 
Thomas  C.  Amory,  Pres.     S.  G.  Rogers,  jr.  See. 

John  CoUamore,  jr.,  William  G.  Eaton,  Thad- 
deus  Nichols,  Jacob  G.  Hallet,  Benjamin  Seaver, 
Ignatius  Sargent,  J.  Amory  Davis,  Amos  Cotting, 
Joseph  Hay,  Samuel  R.  Payson,  Directors. 
Dividends,  January  and  July. 


FRANKLIN  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  44  State  Street.    Capital,  ^300,000. 
Francis  Welch,  Pres.    William  M.  Byrnes,  See. 
George  W.   Abbot,  F.  H.  Bradlee,  E.  D.  Brig- 
ham,   John  Lamson,  George  Pratt,  James  Read, 
Enoch  Train,  Adolphus  Davis,  Directors.    William 
T.  Lerow,  Clerk. 

Dividends,  January  and  July. 

HOPE  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  46  State  Street.    Capital,  ^200,000. 

Samuel  Quincy,  Pres.     Augustus  Lovett,  Sec. 

B.  A.  Gould,  William  Davis,  jr.,  John  H.  Foster, 
Samuel  C.  Gray,  George  Callender,  Nath.  God- 
dard, jr.,  Epes  Sargent,  Daniel  G.  Bacon,  Geo.  W. 
Wales,  Wm.  F.  Parrott,  Directors. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 

LONG  POND  MUTUAL  FIRE  INS.  CO. 

No.  13  State  Street. 
Charles  A  Wells,  Pres.  Sec. 

Chas.  A.  Wells,  Osmj-n  Brewster,  Thomas  J. 
Lobdell,  Jonathan  Ellis,  John  Reed,  Henry  W. 
Dutton,  John  Shelton,  Joseph  L.  Bates,  Samuel 
S.  Perkins,  Philo  Sanford,  William  Freeman, 
Francis  A.  Sawyer,  Edward  F.  Hall,  Wm.  J.  Rey- 
nolds, of  Roxbury,  Abiel  Stevens,  of  Lawrence,  Di- 
rectors. 

MANUFACTURERS'  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  59  State  Street.  Capital,  ^400,000. 
C.  W.  Cartwright,  Pres.  Samuel  Hunt,  Sec. 
Ebenezer  T.  Andrews,  Otis  Daniell,  Henry  Hall, 
John  Williams,  William  Shimmin,  Thomas  P. 
Gushing,  James  Read,  B.  F.  White,  William  T. 
Andrews,  George  Morey,  Calvin  W.  Clark,  Direc- 
tors. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 

MASSACHUSETTS  HEALTH  INS.  CO. 

Office,  4  Museum  Building,  Tremont  Street. 
Capital,  ,^50,000. 
Thomas  Tarbell,  Pres.     A.  L.  Stimson,  Sec. 
Thomas  Tarbell,  John  P.  Ober,  Enoch  A.  Ho- 
bart,  Moses  Kimball,  Luther  Munn,  Holmes  Hink- 
ley,  Uriel  Crocker,  C.  W.  Loring,  Horace  Williams, 
Dexter  Brigham,  jr.,  John  H.  Rogers,  Otis  Tufts, 
E.  P.  Whipple,  Seth  Adams,  James  French,  Direc- 
tors.    Dr.  G.  H.  Lyman,  Consulting  Physician. 

MASS.  HOSPITAL  LIFE  INS.  CO. 

No.  50  State  Street.    Capital,  5500,000. 

Nathan  Appleton,  Pres.     Moses  L.  Hale,  Sec. 

John  R.  Adan,  John  Hooper,  Charles  Jackson, 
Wm.  Minot,  Josiah  Quincy,  David  Sears,  John 
Tappan,  George  Ticknor,  Thos.  B.  Wales,  William 
Appleton,  George  W.  Lyman,  Joseph  Tilden, 
Samuel  A.  Eliot,  Robert  G.  Shaw,  Benj.  R.  Curtis, 
Vice-Presidents.  Wm.  Amory,  J.  Ingersoll  Bow- 
ditch,  Ebenezer  Chadwick,  Henry  Codman,  Ab- 
bott La\^Tence,  John  A.  Lowell,  Thomas  Motley, 
Samuel  Austin,  J.  Wiley  Edmands,  Ignatius  Sar- 
gent, William  Sturgis,  Francis  C.  Lowell,  George 
H.  Kuhn,  Directors.  Francis  C.  Lowell,  Actuary. 
Edward  L.  Perkins,  Receiver.  Samuel  White, 
Clerk.  Albert  Smith,  Messenger. 
Dividend,  January. 


INSURANCE     COMPANIES 


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MASS.  MUTUAL  FIRE  INS.  00. 

No.  3i  State  Street. 

Charles  Wells,  Pres.     William  Tufts,  Sec. 

Ebenezer  T.  Andrews,  Edward  Brooks,  Henry 

Codman,    Charles   P.    Curtis,    Ebenezer  Francis, 

John  A.  Lowell,  Samuel  May,  Directors.     H.  S. 

Humphrey,  Messenger'. 

MECHANICS'  MUT.  FIRE  INS.  CO. 

Xo.  27  State  Stueet  (up  stairs.) 
Adam  W.  Thaxter,  Pres.  Solomon  Hovey,  Sec. 
William  Adams,  David  Tillson,  George  William 
Phillips,  Ezekiel  Bates,  Thomas  Moulton,  John 
Boles,  John  Bacon,  Benj.  Beal,  Charles  Leighton, 
William  Eaton,  Isaac  Gary,  Samuel  C.  Nottage, 
Directors.     O.  B.  Hall,  Clerk. 

MERCANTILE  MARINE  INS.  CO. 

No.  58  State  Street.      Capital,  ^300,000. 
Nathaniel  Meriam,  Pres.    William  B.  Coffin,  Sec. 

Benjamin  Bangs,  James  B.  Bradlee,  Benjamin 
Howard,  James  Johnson,  P.   R.  Dalton,    John  E. 
Lodge,   Edward   Wigglesworth,   Elijah  Williams, 
jr.,  George  R.  Minot,  D.  N.  Spooner,  Directors. 
Dividends,  May  and  November. 

MERCHANTS'  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  38  State  Street.      Capital,  ,^500,000. 

Joseph  Balch,  Pres.  Samuel  Tenney,  Assistant  do. 

George  Homer,  Secretary. 

William  P.  Winchester,  Daniel  C.  Bacon,  J.  W. 

Edmands,  John  A.  Lowell,  Patrick  Grant,  R.  B. 

Forbes,    Henry    Hall,    Johfi    Belknap,    Ebenezer 

Chadwick,    Robert    Hooper,    Abbott     LawTence, 

Israel  Whitney,  Directors.     George  L.  Deblois,  J. 

C.  Braman,  Clerks.    Francis  H.  Dix,  Messenger. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 

NATIONAL  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  66  State  Street.  Capital,  5500,000. 
Samuel  W.  Swett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Bean,  Sec. 
Daniel  Denny,  HoUis  Thayer,  J.  W.  Edmands, 
B.  F.  \^Tiite,  John  A.  Lowell,  Francis  Skinner, 
Daniel  Kimball,  Isaac  Livermore,  John  L.  Gard- 
ner, George  Howe,  William  H.  Gardiner,  George 
H.  Kuhn,  Marshall  P.  Wilder,  Thomas  Gray, 
James  Means,  Israel  "Whitney,  William  Amory, 
R.  Hooper,  Sam'l  T.  Dana,  S.  Frothingham,  0. 
Goodwin,  Nathaniel  Hooper,  James  Lawrence, 
George  B.  Blake,  Directors.  H.  L.  Temple,  Mes- 
senger. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 

NEPTUNE  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  64  State  Street.  Capital,  ^200,000. 
C.  Curtis,  Pres.  J.  H.  Gardner,  Sec. 
David  Devens,  Andrew  T.  Hall,  Charles  Homer, 
Charles  J.  Merrill,  Horace  Scudder,  T.  C.  Smith, 
Richard  Soule,  J.  P.  Thomdike,  Directors.  W.  H. 
Cutting,  Andrew  J.  Noyes,  George  F.  Osborne, 
Clerks. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 

N.  E.  MUTUAL  MARINE  INS.  CO. 

Exchange  Building,  State  Street. 

Joseph  H.  Adams,  Pres.     Ed.  P.  Meriam,  Sec. 
Benjamin  Lyon,  Assist.  Sec. 

N.  B.  Gibbs,  F.  Plummer,  J.  V.  Bacon,  Charles 
Cunningham,  Benjamin  Howard,  William  Ward, 
H.  M.  Holbrook,  Henry  Lincoln,  N.  F.  Cunning- 
ham, J.  H.  Welch,  Jabez  Fisher,  J.  S.  Jenness, 
William  Thwing,  J.  B.  Kimball,  E.  C.  Emerson, 
E.  H.  Baker,  F.  Nickerson,  M.  Day  Kimball,  A. 
Hardy,  Holmes  Ammidown,  E.  D.  Brigham.  Os- 
born  Howes,  William  Lincoln,  Directors.  John 
A.  Frazar,  Clerk. 


N.  E.  MUTUAL  LIFE  INS.  CO. 

No.  28  State  Street. 
Willard  Phillips,  Pres.  B.  F.  Stevens,  Sec. 
Charles  Brown,  W.  Raymond  Lee,  William  Per- 
kins, Charles  P.  Curtis,  N.  F.  Cunningham;  George 
H.  Kuhn,  William  AV.  Stone,  Peter  Wainwright, 
Thomas  A.  Dexter,  T.  Parsons,  Sewell  Tappan, 
Directors.     John  Homans,  Consulting  Physician. 

PEOPLES'  MUTUAL  INS.  CO. 

Office,  No.  8  Old  State  House,  State  Street. 

Joseph  Southwick,  Pres.  Chas.  H.  White,  Sec. 
Waistill  Hastings,  R.  K.  Potter,  P.  R.  South- 
wick, Artemas  Ward,  J.  W.  Converse,  S.  D.  Dav- 
enport, G.  Farley,  A.  Wyman,  W.  A.  Harrington, 
R.  Worthington,  B.  W.  Dunklee,  B.  Cobb,  A.  J. 
Chase,  D.  R.  Curtis,  Sheldon  Webster,  E.  Trask, 
Joseph  Lord,  Amasa  Stone,  jr.,  J.  Tirrell,  jr.,  N. 
Page,  jr..  Directors. 

REAL  ESTATE  MUT.  FIRE  INS.  CO. 

Office,  Joy's  Building,  81  Washington  St. 

Willard  Sears,  Pres.     George  E.  Sickels,  Sec. 

Eben  Sears,  John  P.  Monks,  Walter  Bryent, 
Francis  Standish,  Wm.  Macomber,  Edward  C. 
Tillson,  Uriah  Ritchie,  John  Coe,  Isaac  Tower, 
James  M.  Cook,  Isaac  Adams,  F.  Crosby,  C.  J. 
Millard,  N.  Sargent,  I.  H.  Hazelton,  Azel  Ames, 
J.  A.  Turner,  Directors. 

SOUTH  MUTUAL  FIRE  INS.  CO. 

Corner  of  Fourth  and  Turnpike  Streets, 
South  Boston. 
James  Barker,  Pres.     Lewis  Tucker,  Sec. 
Thomas  Cains,  Isaac  Adams,  Wilder  Harding, 
William  B.  Dorr,  Directors. 

STATE  MUTUAL  FIRE  INS.  CO. 

No.  21  State  Street. 
Ephraim  Harrington,  Pres.  Jos.  F.  Hovey,  Sec. 
Pelham  Bonney,  John  Demeritt,  Enoch  H.  Snell- 
ing,  Samuel  M.  Phillips,  Samuel  Aspinwall,  Jas. 
Boynton,  C.  S.  Pratt,  J.  Cowdin,  H.  Bosworth, 
Charles  C.  Conley,  Isaac  H.  Cary,  Nathaniel  Ford, 
Francis  Richards,  Theodore  Dexter,  Directors. 

SUFFOLK  INSURANCE  CO. 

State,  corner  of  Congress  Street.    Capital, 
,g;225,000. 

Pelham  W.  Hayward,  Pres.  James  H.  Lunt,  Sec. 
Samuel  Austin,  jr.,  Benjamin  C.  Clark,  Thomas 
Dixon,  George  W.  Lyman,  Henry  Wainwright, 
John  L.  Gardner,  Stephen  H.  Perkins,  John  J. 
Dixwell,  Benjamin  C.  White,  S.  C.  Thwing,  J. 
Amory  Davis,  Directors.  N.  Wright,  Messenger. 
Dividends,  April  and  October. 

TREMONT  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  43  State  Street.  Capital,  ^200,000. 
John  G.  Nazro,  Pres.  George  Hale,  Sec. 
A.  B.  Weston,  C.  G.  Nazro,  P.  S.  Shelton, 
Enoch  Train,  Charles  Wilkins,  William  Lincoln, 
Geo.  B.  Upton,  Isaac  Thacher,  Lewis  W.  Tap- 
pan,  R.  B.  Storer,  James  Lodge,  R.  G.  Shaw,  jr., 
Charles  Larkin,  John  R.  Dow,  James  Sturgis,  Di- 
rectors. 

Dividends,  May  and  November. 

U.  S.  HEALTH  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  17  State  Street.     Capital,  §50,000. 

James  Clark,  Pres.     Samuel  H.  Jenks,  Sec. 

Samuel  Aspinwall,  Lemuel  M.  Barker,  John  Big- 

elow,  Jonas  Chickering,  George  Darracott,   Thos. 

Restieaux,  Benjamin  Lawson,  Joseph  Lewis,  Elijah 


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SOCIETIES, 


Mears,  Silas  P.  Meriam,  Joseph  B. 'Prince,  Noah  i  Tyler,  jr.,  Charles  T.  Savage,  Daniel  C.  Baker, 
Sturtevant,  Simeon  P.  Taylor,  Charles  H.  White,  Ellison  Lassell,  jr.,  Directors.  Geo.  S.  Hillard, 
Heman  Lincoln,  Dexter  W.  Wiswell,  Daniel  Lev-  j  Solicitor. 
erett,  Charlestovvn,  and  Joseph  L.  Lord,  New 
York,  Directors. 


UNITED  STATES  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  52  State  Street.  Capital,  ^200,000. 
Robert  B.  Williams,  Pres.  Levi  Ingols,  Sec. 
William  Perkins,  Edward  S.  Tobey,  Ammi  C. 
Lombard,  Israel  Lombard,  Alfred  C.  Hersey,  Jo- 
siah  Stickney,  Geo.  R.  Sampson,  John  S.  Wright, 
Henry  Timmins,  Addison  Gilmore,  Charles  H. 
Brown,  Directors. 

Dividends,  December  and  June. 

UNION  MUTUAL  FIRE  INS.  CO. 

No.  10  Old  State  House. 
Enoch  Hobart,  Pres.  S.  P.  Heywood,  Sec. 
Samuel  H.  Walley,  jr.,  Warren  White,  Asa 
Swallow,  Samuel  Leeds,  Abraham  T.  Lowe,  Ed- 
ward A.  Raymond,  Benjamin  Lamson,  George 
H.  Kuhn,  David  Kimball,  Daniel  Henchman, 
George  T.  Bigelow,  Daniel  L.  Gibbens,  Billings 
Briggs,  A.  Blanchard,  jr.,  George  A.  Bourne,  Na- 
thaniel B.  Borden,  Isaiah  Bangs,  James  Cheever, 
Uriel  Crocker,  N.  F.  Cunningham,  Directors. 

WASHINGTON  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  42  State  Street.    Capital,  ^200,000. 

Thomas  Lamb,  Pres.     Isaac  Sweetser,  Sec. 

Richard   Soule,     J.    T.   Coolidge,    William    B. 

Reynolds,  M.  H.  Simpson,  Sewell  Tappan,  Henry 

Lee,  jr.,  P.  M.  Parkman,  Wm.  Dwight,  Directors. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 

WARREN  INSURANCE  CO. 

Merchants'  Exchange.    Capital,  ^150,000. 

John  L.   Dimmock,  Pres.     Henry  Crocker,  Sec. 
Jaims  B.   Lincoln,  Albert  Fearing.  Elisha  At- 
kins, Aaron  Rice,  J.  S.  Wiggin,  Isaiah  Bangs,  F. 
B.  Fay,  Matthew  Cobb,  Arthur  Pickering,  John 


INSURANCE  AGENCIES. 

Bigelow  Prcscott,  31  State 

Brewer  &  Hinckley,  4  State 

Curtis  D.  R.,  15  State 

Drew  &  Stimson,  120  Washington 

Hales,  Page  &  Richardson,  5  Mer.  Exchange 

Jenks  S.  H.,  17  State 

Odiorne  Henry  B.,  5  Congress  square 

Pratt  E.  B.,  Merchants'  Exchange 

Prince  J.  B.  &  J.  H.,  17  State 

Pulsifer  William,  66  Cornhill 

Ward  J.  H.  &  Co.,  31  Kilby 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPA- 
NY, OF  BALTIMORE. 

George  M.  Chalwill,  25  Doane  street. 
Agent  for  Boston. 

Local  Board  of  Trustees  :  Daniel  Deshon,  Presi- 
dent. C.  F.  Adams,  Rev.  S.  K.  Lothrop,  Ephraira 
Lombard,  John  Schouler,  William  Schouler,  N.  A. 
Thompson,  Thomas  Groom,  William  W.  Warren. 
Medical  Examiners.  S.  D.  Townsend,  18  Somer- 
set St.,  W.  E.  Townsend,  10  Hancock  St.,  J.  S. 
Calef,  Broadway,  corner  of  C  st. 

NORFOLK  CO.  HEALTH  INSURANCE 
COMPANY. 

Lower  Floor  Merchants'  Exchange,  Boston. 
Capital,  5-50,000.  Males  and  females  insured, 
from  one  to  three  years  of  age. 
Sherman  Leland,  President.  H.  A.  S.  Dearborn, 
Vice-President.  Jonathan  H.  Cobb,  Treasurer. 
S.  S.  Whitney,  Austin  Bryant,  Timothy  S.  Taft, 
Wm.  S.  Damrell,  Joseph  Day,  Jos.  B.  Wheelock, 
John  Marsh,  Elisha  B.  Pratt,  James  W.  Judd,  S. 
Ellis,  George  Alden,  A.  B.  Galucia,  Wm.  P.  Smith, 
Stephen  Bates,  Jonathan  H.  Cobb,  Directors.  Ste- 
phen Bates,  Secretary  and  Gen.  Agent. 


SOCIETIES. 


AMERICAN   BAPTIST   MISS.  UNION. 

Geo.  N.  Briggs,  President.  Rev.  Wm.  H.  Sha- 
ler.  Recording  Secretary.  R.  E.  Eddy,  Treasurer. 
Rev.  Solomon  Peck,  Rev.  Edward  Bright,  jr.,  Cor- 
resp'g  Secretaries.    Rooms  13  Somerset,  c.  Howard. 

AMERICAN  EDUCATION  SOCIETY. 

Lewis  Strong,  President.  John  Tappan,  Vice- 
President,  {vnth  32  Honorary  Vice-Presidents  in 
different  States).  Rev.  Samuel  H.  Riddel,  Secre- 
tary. Rev.  Joseph  Emerson,  General  Agent. 
Stephen  T.  Farwell,  Treasurer. 

Office,  No.  15  Cornhill. 

AMERICAN    MEDICAL    EDUCATION 
SOCIETY. 

(For  educating  females,  principally  for  the  pro- 
fession of  Midwifery  and  as  nurses  of  the  sick.) 

Enoch  C.  Rolfe,  M.  D.,  President.  Samuel 
Gregory,  A.  M.,  Secretary.  Bela  Marsh,  Treasur- 
er.    Office  at  No.  12  Franklin  street. 

AM.  UNITARIAN  ASSOCIATION. 

Rev.  Ezra  S.  Gannett,  D.D.,  President.  Rev. 
F.  W.  Holland,  Secretary.    Rev.   Charles  Briggs, 


Assistant  Secretary.  Henry  P.  Fairbanks,  Treasu- 
rer. William  Crosby  and  H.  P.  Nichols,  General 
Agents. 

Depository,  111  Washington  street. 

AM.   BOARD  OF    COMMIS.  FOR  FOR- 
EIGN MISSIONS. 

Hon.  Theodore  Frelinghuysen,  Pi-esident.  Rev. 
R.  Anderson,  D.D.,  Rev.  S.  B.  Treat,  Rev.  S.  L. 
Pomroy,  D.D.,  Secretaries.  Henry  Hill,  Treasur- 
er.    Missionary  House,  33  Pemberton  square. 

AM.  TRACT  SOCIETY,  BOSTON. 

John  Tappan,  President.  Rev.  Seth  Bliss,  Sec- 
retary and  General  Agent.  George  Denney,  Treas- 
urer. 

Depository,  28  Cornhill. 

AM.  STATISTICAL  ASSOCIATION. 

ORGANIZED,  DECEMBER  11,  1839. 

George  C.  Shattuck,  M.D.,  President.  Edward 
Jarvis,  M.D.,  Rufus  Anderson,  M.D.,  Vice-Presi- 
dents. J.  B.  Felt,  Recording  Secretary.  William 
Brighton,  Home  Secretary.  Joseph  E.  Worcester, 
LL.D.,  Foreign  Secretary.  George  Livermore, 
Treasurer.     F.  W.  Sa^vyer,  Librarian. 

Office,  Savings  Bank  buildings. 


SOCIETIES. 


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BENEV.  FRATERN.  OP  CHURCHES. 

Rev.  S.  K.  Lothrop,  President.  Benjamin  Seaver, 
Treasurer.  Frederick  T.  Gray,  Secretary.  John 
M.  Williams,  Edward  Wigglesworth,  Executive 
Committee. 

BOSTON  ACADEMY  OF  MUSIC. 

George  E.  Head,  President.  B.  F.  Edmands, 
Corresponding  Secretary.  Benj.  Perkins,  Treas- 
urer.     Benjamin  F.  Edmands,  Librarian. 

BOARD  OP  MISSIONS  OF  THE  EPIS. 
CHURCH,  DIOCESE  OF  MASS. 

The  Rev.  Manton  Eastburn,  D.D.,  Rev.  Charles 
Mason,  Joseph  H.  Clinch,  A.  L.  Baury,  George  M. 
Randall,  Thomas  M.  Clark  (Secretary),  Theo.  W. 
Snow,  of  the  Clergy.     William  Raymond  Lee,  Amos 

A.  Lawrence,  James  B.  Dow  (Treasurer),  of  the 
Laity. 

BOSTON    ATHEN-ffiUM. 

INSTITUTED,  1804.      INCORPORATED,    1807. 

Thomas  G.  Gary,  President.  John  A.  Lowell, 
Vice-President.  Josiah  Quincy,  jr.,  Treasurer. 
Henry  T.  Parker,  Secretary.  Charles  Folsom, 
Librarian.  Charles  B.  Fairbanks,  Assistant  Libra- 
rian.    No.  of  volumes,  50,000.     Beacon  street. 

BOSTON  MEDICAL  DISPENSARY. 

MANAGERS. 

Nathaniel  L.  Frothingham,  Chairman.  Samuel 
May,  Pliny  Cutler,  James  H.  Foster,  Uriel  Crock- 
er, Ebenezer  Chadwick,  Nathaniel  H.  Emmons, 
Samuel  Bradlee,  J.  H.  Wolcott,  George  H.  Kuhn, 
Francis  Parkman,  William  Gray,  Secretary.  Geo. 
T.  Bigelow,  Treasurer. 

Solomon  D.  Townsend,  M.D.,  Jacob  Bigelow, 
M.D.,  Consulting  Phys-icians. 

VISITING   PHYSICIANS. 

John  C.  Sharp,  20  W.  Cedar,  Wards  1  and  3. 

Edward  B.  Moore,  133  Hanover,  Ward  2. 

M.  W.  Weld,  2  Blanchard  bl'k.  Court, 

Wards  4,  5,  and  6. 
Henry  W.  Williams,  10  Essex,  Ward  7. 

George  F.  Bigelow,  425  Washington,  Ward  8. 

E.  A.  W.  Harlow,  97  Essex,  Ward  9. 

B.  F.  Gilman,  61  Federal,  Ward  10. 
Luther  Parks,  jr.  Suffolk,  c.  Newton,  Ward  11. 
Nathaniel  Downes,  489  Washington,  Ward  12. 
John  W.  Hinckley,  7  Meridian,            East  Boston. 

APOTHECARIES. 

Charles  K.  Whipple,T.09  Washington  street,  up 
stairs  ;  Charles  Mead,  corner  Turnpike  and  Fourth 
streets ;  James  Kidder,  Maverick  square.  East 
Boston. 

BOSTON  SOC.  OP  NAT.  HISTORY. 

Dr.  John  C.  Warren,  President.  Thomas  Bul- 
finch.  Recording  Secretary.  Patrick  T.  Jackson, 
Treasurer.     Charles  K.  Dillaway,  Librarian. 

Open  and  free  every  Wednesday.  Room,  Ma- 
son street,  next  Adams  School  House. 

BOWDITCH  LIBRARY. 

NO.  8   OTIS    PLACE. 

A  Free  Library,  from  which  any  one  residing  in 
Boston,  or  its  immediate  vicinity,  can  take  Books, 
who  is  known  to  either  of  the  proprietors,  or  who 
presents  sufficient  evidence  of  his  being  willing  to 
conform  to  the  few  rules  that  have  been  adopted. 

BOSTON  L-^ING-IN  HOSPITAL. 

Meetings  at  the  Hospital  on  the  1st  Tuesday  of 
every  month. 

James  Savage,  President.  Thomas  B.  Wales, 
Vice-President. 

Trustees  chosen  by  the  Corporation.     Dr.  George 


Hayward,  Stephen  Fairbanks,  Dr.  J.  F.  Flagg,  C. 
Lowell,  D.D.,  Francis  Boyd,  John  W.  Warren,  jr., 
James  Savage. 

Chosen  by  the  Massachusetts  Humane  Society.  Dr. 
John  Homans,  Charles  Amory. 

Chosen  by  the  Massachusetts  Charitable  Fire  So- 
ciety. Rev.  Francis  Parkman,  William  T.  An- 
drews, Francis  Boyd,  Sec'i/.  Henderson  Inches, 
Treasurer.  Charles  G.  Putnam,  M.D.,  D.  H. 
Storer,  M.D.,  Attending  Physicians.  Mira  Rice, 
Mafro)i. 

Hospital,  718  Washington  street. 

BOSTON  CHILDREN'S   FRIEND  SOC. 

Mrs.  Thomas  Baldwin,  President.  Mrs.  Thomas 
P.  Cashing,  Secretary.  Mrs.  Lewis  Lerow,  Treas., 
Rutland,  near  Suffolk. 

BOSTON  FEMALE  ORPHAN  ASYLUM. 

WASHINGTON,  C.  ASYLUM  STREET. 

Mrs.  William  Prescott,  \st  Directress.  Mrs. 
Charles  Tracy,  2nd  Directress.  Mrs.  Thomas  B. 
Wales,  Secretary.  Miss  Mary  Otis,  Treasurer,  and 
12  Directors. 

BOSTON  PORT  SOCIETY. 

Albert  Fearing,  President.  J.  A.  Andrew,  Sec- 
retary.    Charles  Henry  Parker,  Treasurer. 

BOSTON   BENEFIT  SOCIETY. 

D.  Humphreys  Storer,  M.  D.,  President.  R.  B. 
Lincoln,  Secretary.     James  Knott,  jr.,  Treas. 

BOSTON  EMPLOYMENT  SOCIETY. 

OFFICE,  132    COURT  STREET. 

Walter  Channing,  M.D.,  President.  B.  B.  Mus- 
sey,  Treasurer.     Rev.  T.  H.  Pons,  Secretary. 

BOSTON  ASY'M  AND  FARM  SCHOOL, 
FOR  INDIGENT  BOYS. 

Theodore  Lyman,  President.  Moses  Grant 
Vice-President.  George  H.  Kuhn,  Secretary.  J. 
I.  Bowditch,  Treasurer.  Moses  Grant,  B.  A. 
Gould,  Rev.  R.  C.  Waterston,  Committee  on  Ad- 
mission. 

BOSTON  MARINE  SOCIETY. 

OFFICE,  68  COMMERCIAL  STREET. 

Richard  Soule,  President.  Robert  B.  Storer, 
Vice-President.  Robert  B.  Edes,  Secretary.  Thom- 
as Lamb,  Treasurer. 

Isaiah  M.  Atkins,  Henry  K.  Loring,  Jairus  B. 
Lincoln,  Willis  Howes,  John  Doak,  Comtnittee  of 
Relief. 

Isaiah  M.  Atkins,  Robert  B.  Edes,  Willis 
Howes,  Port  Wardens. 

BOSTON  SOCIETY  FOR  AIDING  DIS- 
CHARGED CONVICTS. 

OFFICE  OF  GENERAL  AGENT,  21  BROMFIELD  ST. 

Walter  Channing,  President.  Samuel  G.  Howe, 
Vice-President.  Augustine  C.  Taft,  General  Agent. 
John  A.  Andrew,  Treasurer.  John  W.  Browne, 
Secretary/. 

R.  F.  Wallcut,  C.  K.  Whipple,  Edmond  L.  Ben- 
zon.  Council. 

BOYLSTON  MEDICAL  SOCIETY. 

James  W.  Stone,  M.D.,  President.  William  Pitt, 
M.D.,  \st  Vice-President.  Waldo  I.  Burnett,  2d 
Vice-President.  Edwin  Leigh,  Librarian.  John 
Le  Bosquet,  Secretary. 

John  Ware,  M.D.,  G.  C.  Shattuck,  M.D.,  John 
Homans,  M.D.,  Jacob  Bigelow,  M.D.,  John  B.  S. 
Jackson,  M.D.,  Z.  B.  Adams,  M.D.,  Trustees. 

WinslowLews,  jr.,M.D.,  Charles  Gordon,  M.D., 
Henry  J.  Bigelow,  M.D.,  Augustus  A.  Gould,  M.D., 
Samuel  Parkman,  M.D.,  Prize  Committee. 


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SOCIETIES 


BRITISH  CHARITABLE  SOCIETY. 

Robert  Waterston,  President.  James  A.  Dick- 
son, Vice-President.  John  Bacon,  Treasurer. 
George  Greig,   Secretary. 

CHEAP  POSTAGE  ASSOCIATION. 

Edward  Brooks,  President,  Joshua  Leavitt.  Cor- 
responding  Secretary.  Charles  B.  Fairbanks, 
Recording  Secretary.  Otis  Clapp,  Treasurer.  J. 
W.  James,  J.  Thomas  Stevenson,  J.  P.  Blanchard, 
Dr.  S.  G.  Howe,  Dr.  T.  H.  Webb,  Moses  Kimball, 
A.  B.  Ely,  Araasa  Walker,  Directors. 

COLLEGIATE     AND     THEOLOGICAL 
EDUCATION  SOCIETY. 

OFFICE,    joy's    building. 

Rev.  J.  M.  Ellis,  Agent. 

FORT  HILL  T.  A.  SOCIETY. 

B.  H.  Brown,  President. 

Meetings  every  Sunday  evening,  at  Temperance 
Hall,  Purchase  street,  opposite  head  of  Pearl  st. 

FATHERLESS  AND  WIDOWS'  SOC. 

Mrs.  James  F.  Baldwin,  President.  Mrs.  Wil- 
liam Reynolds,  Treasurer. 

FEMALE  SAMARITAN  SOCIETY. 

Mrs.  J.  Davis,  President.  Mrs.  J.  P.  Lakeman, 
Secretary. 

FRAGMENT  SOCIETY. 

Mrs.  Daniel  P.  Parker,  President.  Miss  Marga- 
ret C.  Smith,  Secretary.  Miss  Mary  Otis,  Treas- 
urer. 

HANDEL  AND  HAYDN  SOCIETY. 

Jonas  Chickering,  President.  Benj.  F.  Baker, 
Vice-President.  J.  G.  Oakes,  Secretary.  M.  S. 
Parker,  Treasurer. 

HOWARD  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY. 

Moses  Grant,  President.  Artemas  Simonds, 
Secretary.     Thomas  Tarbell,  Treasurer. 

STANDING    COMMITTEE. 

Ward  1.  — Thomas  Hollis. 

"      2.  —  Eph.  Milton  and  Lewis  Jones. 

"      3.  — Thomas  Thwing. 

"  4.  —  S.  G.  Shipley  and  A.  A.  Wellington. 

"  5.  —  Moses  Grant. 

"      6.  —  Rev.  William  Howe. 

"      7.  —  Thomas  Tarbell. 

"       8.  —  J.  W.  Warren,  jr. 

"      9.  — Daniel  T.  Coit. 

"  10.  —  Joseph  Eustis. 

"  11.  — Rev.  C.  F.  Barnard. 

"  12.  —  Alvan  Sunonds. 

HUMANE  SOCIETY  OP  MASS. 

INSTITUTED,  178G.      INCORPORATED,  1791. 

Francis  Parkman,  D.D.,  President.  Robert  G. 
Shaw,  Daniel  P.  Parker,  Vice-Presidents.  John 
Homans,  M.D.,  Corresponding  Secretary.  Samuel 
Hooper,  Recording  Secretary.  John,  L.  Gardner, 
Treasurer. 

MASS.  CHARITABLE  FIRE  SOCIETY. 

INSTITUTED,  1794. 

Ebenezer  T.  Andi-ews,  President.  James  Phil- 
lips, Vice-President.  Adam  W.  Thaxter,  Treas. 
S.  F.  McCleary,  Corresponding  Secretary.  Solomon 
Hovey,  Recordiiu/  Secretary. 

MASS.  CHAR.  MECHANIC  ASSO. 

Henry  N.  Hooper,  President.  Billings  Briggs, 
Vice-President.  Osmyn  Brewster,  Treasurer.  John 
Kuhn,  Secretary.     Savings  Bank  building. 


MASS.  CHARITABLE  SOCIETY. 

FOUNDED,  1762.      INCORPORATED,  1780. 

William  C.  Hunneman,  President.  Joseph  W- 
Homer,  J'ice-President.  Daniel  Henchman,  Sec- 
retary.    James  Ridgway,  Treasurer. 

Trustees.  Charles  Ewer,  Geo.  Darracott,  James 
Whiting,  Billings  Briggs,  Thomas  J.  Lillie,  Na- 
thaniel Faxon. 

MASS.  COLONIZATION  SOCIETY. 

Simon  Greenlcaf,  President.  Rev.  Joseph  Tracy, 
of  Boston,  Secretary  and  Agent.  Office,  Joy's 
building. 

MASS.  GENERAL  HOSPITAL. 

William  Appleton,  President.  Theodore  Lyman., 
Vice-President.  Henry  Andrews,  Treas.  Marcus 
Morton,  jr..  Secretary.  Jas.  Jackson,  M.D.,  George 
C.  Shattuck,  M.D.,  John  Jeffries,  M.D.,  Edward 
Reynolds,  M.D.,  Board  of  Consultation. 

OFFICERS   OF  THE   HOSPITAL. 

Richard  Girdler,  Superintendent.  Jacob  Bige- 
low,  M.D.,  D.  Humphreys  Storer,  M.D.,  John  B.  S. 
Jackson,  M.D,  Henry  I.  Bowditch,  M.D.,  John  D. 
Fisher,  M.D.,  Oliver  W.  Holmes,  M.D.,  Visiting 
Physicians.  John  C.  Warren,  M.D.,  George  Hay- 
ward,  M.D.,  Solomon  D.  Townsend,  M.D.,  Henry 
J.  Bigelow,  M.D.,  Sam'l  Parkman,  M.D.,  J.  Mason 
Warren,  M.D.,  Visiting  Surgeons.  Samuel  L.  Ab- 
bott, M.D.,  Admitting  Physician.  William  O. 
Johnson,  Robert  W.  Oliphant,  House  Physicia^is. 
Daniel  D.  Slade,  Wm.  H.  Thorndike,  House  Sur- 
geons.    John  E.  Hathaway,  Apothecary. 

OFFICERS    OF   THE   MCLEAN   ASYLUM. 

Luther  V.  Bell,  INLD.,  Physician  and  Superin- 
tendent. Chauncey  Booth,  jr.  ^i..J}.,  Assistant  Phy- 
sician and  Apothecary.  Columbus  Tyler,  Steward. 
Mrs.  Mary  E.  Tyler,  Matron.  Homer  Goodhue, 
Male  Supervisor.  Miss  Relief  R.  Barber,  Female 
Supervisor. 

MASS.  HISTORICAL  SOCIETY. 

Hon.  James  Savage,  President.  Joseph  Willard, 
Esq.,  Recording  Secretary.  Alexander  Young, 
Corresponding  Secretary.  Rev.  J.  B.  Felt,  Libra- 
rian. Richard  Frothingham,  jr.,  Treosjerer.  LP. 
Davis,  Esq.,  Cabinet  Keejjer. 

Rooms,  Savings  Bank  building,  Tremont  street. 

MASS.  HOME  MISSIONARY  SOCIETY. 

Leonard  Woods,  D.D.,  President.      Rev.  Joseph 
S.  Clark,  Secretari/.    Benjamin  Perkins,  Treasurer. 
Office,  28  Corniiill. 

MASS.  SABBATH  SCHOOL  SOCIETY. 

Samuel   T.    Ai-mstrong,    President.       Rev.   Asa 
BuUard,  Secretary.     C.  C.  Dean,  Treasurer. 
Dei^ository,  13  Cornhill. 

MASS.    HORTICULTURAL    SOCIETY. 

Samuel  Walker,  President.  B.  V.  French,  J.  S. 
Cabot,  Cheever  Newliall,  E.  M.  Richards,  Vice 
Presidents.  Eben  Wight,  Corresponding  Secreta- 
ry. Edw'd  C.  R.  Walker,  Recording  Secretary. 
Samuel  R.  Austin,  Treasurer. 

Rooms,  School  street. 

MASS.  ANTI-SLAVERY  SOCIETY. 

Francis  Jackson,  President.  Edmund  Quincy, 
Secretary.  Robert  F.  Wallcut,  Recording  Secretary. 
Samuel  May,  jr.,  Goieral  Ac/cnt.  Office,  21  Corn- 
hill. 

MS.  INSTITUTION  FOR  THE  TEACH- 
ING AND  TRAINING  OF  IDIOTS. 

Located  at  Mt.  Washington  House,  S.  Boston. 
S.  G.  Howe,  Director.  Jas.  B.  Richards,  Superiit- 
tendent  and  Teacher. 


SOCIETIES, 


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MASSACHUSETTS  BIBLE  SOCIETY. 

INCOIU'ORATED,  1809. 

Simon  Greenleaf,  LL.  D.,  President.  Francis 
Parkman,  D.D.,  Vice-President.  Rev.  Nathaniel 
L.  Frotliingham,  D.D.,  Cvrrespondimi  Secretary. 
Rev.  George  Richards,  Recording  Secretary.  Geo. 
R.  Sampson,  Treasurer.  Applications  are  to  be 
made  for  Bibles  to  Francis  Parliman,  D.D.,  Rev. 
Geo.  Richards,  Geo.  R.  Sampson,  Executive  Com- 
mittee. 

Bible  Depositor)',  15  Cornhill. 

MS.  CHAR.  EYE  &o  EAR  INFIRMARY. 

Robert  G.  Shaw,  President.  G.  Howland  Shaw, 
Secretary.  .J.  W.  Edmauds,  Treasurer.  Drs.  Ed- 
ward Reynolds,  Robert  W.  Hooker,  George  A. 
Bethune,  Surgeons. 

The  Institution  receives  patients  into  the  house. 
Infirmary,  corner  of  Green  and  Pitts  streets. 

MECHANIC  APPRENTICES'  LIBR. 

Geo.  Knott,  President.  Ansel  P.  Loring,  Vice- 
President.  David  Martin,  Treasurer.  Thos.  T. 
Bailey,  Recording  Secretary.  Herbert  Gleason, 
Corresponding  Secretary.  Elvin  F.  Gates,  1st  Libra- 
rian. James  G.  Haynes,  2d  Librariaii.  George 
A.  Morse,  M  Librarian.  Nathaniel  L.  Ripley,  ith 
Librarian.  James  Pratt,  \st  Director.  Loring  A. 
Chessman,  '2d  Director.  Wm.  W.  Stacey,  3f/  Di- 
rector. Chas.  W.  Eaton,  Uh  Director.  Henry 
Mackintosh,  oth  Director. 

MERCANTILE    LIBR.   ASSOCIATION. 

John  Stetson,  President.  William  H.  Kennard, 
Vice-President.  Levi  L.  Wilcutt,  Corresponding 
Secretary.  Charles  H.  Allen,  Recording  Secretary. 
Charles  G.  Chase,  Treasurer.  George  S.  Blanch- 
ard,  L.  B.  Jewell,  Henry  C.  Allen,  S.  P.  Butler, 
L.  H.  Tasker,  E.  C.  Baker,  C.  B.  Patten,  D.  C. 
Hammond,  Directors. 

NEEDLE  WOMAN'S  FRIEND  SOC. 

Mrs.  T.  B.  Wales,  President.  Sales  room,  Wash- 
ington, corner  Avon  place. 

NON-RESISTANCE   SOCIETY. 

Adin  Ballou,  President.  Wm.  Lloyd  Garrison, 
Corresponding  Secretary.  Maria  W.  Chapman,  Rc- 
cording  Secretary.    Charles  K.  Whipple,  Treasurer^ 

NORTH  END  T.  A.  SOCIETY. 

David  Porter,  President. 

Meetings  every  Monday  evening,  at  the  Bethel, 
corner  Commercial  and  Lewis  streets. 

N.  E.  HISTORIC.  GENEALOGICAL  SO. 

Charles  Ewer,  President.  Lemuel  Shattuck, 
Vice-President.  William  H.  Montague,  Treasurer. 
Samuel  G.  Drake,  Corresponding  Secretary.  Sam- 
uel H.  Riddel,  Recording  Secretary.  David  Pulsi- 
fer,  Librarian. 

Room,  8  Massachusetts  block. 

PARENT  WASHINGTON  T.  A.  SOC. 

W.  R.  Stacy,  Pres.     George  B.  Proctor,  Sec. 
Regular  Meetings  in  Washingtonian  H.,  Brom- 
field  St.,  every  Sun.,  Wed.,  and  Sat.  evening. 

PERKINS  INSTITUTION  AND  MASS. 
ASYLUM  FOR  THE  BLIND. 

IN.STITUTED,  1831. 

Located  at  South  Boston.    Office,  20  Bromfield  st. 

Richard  Fletcher,  President.  Edward  Brooks, 
Vice-President.  Thomas  B.  Wales,  jr..  Treasurer. 
Samuel  G.  Howe,  Director  and  Secretary. 

Terms  of  admission,  J^  160  joer  annum,  for  board, 
washing,  books,  &c.  For  particulars,  address  S. 
G.  Howe,  Boston. 


PEACE  SOCIETY  (AMERICAN.) 

William  Jay,  President.  G.  C.  Beckwith,  Cor. 
Secretary.  Wm.  C.  Brown,  Rec.  Secretai-y.  John 
Field,  Treasurer. 

PENITENT  FEMALE  REFUGE. 

RUTLAND,  NEAR  SUFFOLK. 

James  C.  Dunn,  Pres't.  Wm.  Davenport,  Sec'y. 
Miss  Maria  Howland,  Miss  Amelia  Wilder,  Su- 
perintendents. 

PHONOGRAPHIC  REPORTING  ASSO- 
CIATION. 

ESTABLISHED,    184-5. 

James  W.  Stone,  M.D.,  President.  Ebenezer 
Smith,  Vice-President.  Henry  M.  Parkhurst,  .Sec- 
retory. Rev.  Edwin  Leigh,  Elijah  W.  Cobb,  Jas. 
C.  Neilson,  M.D.,  Executive  Committee.  Levina 
Buoncore,  Electa  N.  Lincoln,  George  E.  Porter, 
John  Wilson,  Trustees. 

PRINTERS'  UNION. 

Charles  Randall,  President.  Othcc,  1-52  Wash- 
ington street. 

PRISONERS'  FRIEND  ASSOCIATION. 

11    CORNHILL. 

Frank  B.  Fay,  President.  Samuel  Hall,  jr., 
Treasurer.     A.  G.  Farwell,  Recording  Secretary. 

SOCIETY  FOR  PREVENTION  OF 
PAUPERISM. 

Moses  Grant,  President.  Thos.  Tarbell,  Chas. 
F.  Barnard,  Vice-Presidents.  Frederick  R.  Wood- 
ward, Secretary.  I.  Means,  Treasurer.  F.  R. 
Woodward,  Agent.     3  Tremout  Temple. 

ST.  VINCENT  DE  PAUL'S  FEMALE 
ORPHAN  ASYLUM. 

40  PURCHASE  STREET.      SISTERS  OF  CHARITY. 

Orphans,  43.  Sisters  of  Charity,  6.  No.  of 
scholars  at  Day  School,  280. 

TOWN  AND  COUNTRY  CLUB. 

A.  Bronson  Alcott,  Correspond\j  Secretary.  Dr. 
James  W.  Stone,  Recording  Secretary.  John  W. 
Browne,  Treasurer.  Ralph  \^'aldo  Emerson,  J. 
Elliot  Cabot,  Jas.  T.  Fisher,  Executive  Committee. 

FRANKLIN  TYPOGRAPK'L  SOCIETY. 

INCORPORATED,    1825. 

Silas  W.  Wilder,  President.  Hugh  O'Brien, 
Vice-President.  George  B.  Watson,  Secretary. 
Thomas  J.  Lillie,  Treasurer.  William  T.  Sawyer, 
Librarian. 

YOUNG  MEN'S  BENEVOLENT  SOC'Y. 

Geo.  S.  Hilliard,  President.  William  Appleton, 
jr.,  Vice-President.  Frederick  W.  Lincoln,  jr., 
Treasurer.     Geo.  A.  Brown,  Secretary. 

Ward  Committee. — Ward  1,  Dr.  J.  Spence,jr. 
2.  H.  D.  Fowle.  3.  Abram  M.  Rice.  4.  Emery 
Souther.  5.  Thos.  Gaffield.  6.  Martin  L.  Brad- 
ford. 7.  S.  K.  Whipple.  8.  Jon.  A.  Lane.  9. 
R.  L.  Merriam.  10.  Dr.  Jas.  M.  Phipps.  11. 
Jas.  M.  Gordon.    12.  Deering. 

YOUNG  MEN'S  T.  A.  SOCIETY. 

Edwin  A.  Wadleigh,  President.  S.  Harris 
Austin,  J.  A.  Ames,  Vice-Presidents.  F.  H.  Mc- 
Lellan,  Treasurer.  Henry  W.  Walker,  Recording 
Secretary.  David  W.  Foster,  Corresponding  Sec- 
retary. Moses  Sprague,  Joseph  H.  Gray,  Charles 
Nowell,  Geo.  W.  Woodward,  Edward  Briggs,  Di- 
rectors. 


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SOCIETIES 


MASONIC,  ODD  FELLOWS',  SONS  OF  TEMPERANCE,  ETC.  SOCIETIES. 


MASONIC  MEETINGS. 

In  Boston  and  Vicinity. 

St.  John's  Lodge,  1st  Monday. 

St.  Andrew's,  2d  Thursday. 

Columbian,  1st  Thursday. 

Mount  Lebanon,  '2d  Monday. 

Massachusetts,  3d  Monday. 

Boston  Encampment,  3d  Wednesday. 

De  Molay  Encampment,  4th  "Wednesday. 

St.  Andrew's  Chapter,  1st  Wednesday. 

St.  Paul's  Chapter,  3d  Tuesday. 

Council  Royal  and  Select  Masters,  last  Tuesday. 

Grand  Lodge,  2d  Wednesday  in  Dec,  March, 
June,  and  September. 

Grand  Chapter,  Tuesday  preceding  the  2d  Wed- 
nesday of  March,  June,  September,  and  December. 

Grand  Encampntentof  Massachusetts  and  Rhode 
Island,  October,  annually. 

Grand  Lodge  of  Perfection,  4th  Tuesday. 

Board  of  Relief,  1st  Tues.  in  each  month  through 
the  year. 

The  above  meet  at  the  Masonic  Temple,  Tremont 
street,  Boston. 

King  Solomon's  Lodge,  Charlestown,  meets  the 
last  Wednesday. 

Star  of-Bethlehem  Lodge,  Chelsea,  meets  on  the 
4th  Wednesday. 

St.  Paul's,  South  Boston,  1st  Tuesday. 

Washington,  Roxbury,  2d  Thursday. 

Mount  Tabor,  East  Boston,  3d  Thursday. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  DIRECTORY. 

offu'e,  21  SCHOOL. 
Places  and  Times  of  Meeting  of  Lodges  and  Encamp- 
ments in  Boston. 
Grand  Loiige  meett  at   llerseji  Hall.  Old  Hancock  School 
Hmtse,  Hanover,  semi-annuallii,  1st   Thursdays  in  Feb- 
ruary and  Auifitst.      0/ft>c,  21  School  street. 
G-rand  Encampment  miets  at  Oasis  Hall,  Chapman  place, 
semi-annually,  Wednesday  next  preceding  first  Thursday 
in  August  and  February. 

Hersey  Hall,  Old  Hancock  School  Honse,  Han- 
over street. — Massachusetts  Lodge,  No.  1,  Monday; 
Shawmut,  No.  37,  Tuesday  ;  Montezuma,  No.  33, 
Wednesday  ;  Pacific,  No.  42,  Thursday  ;  Franklin, 
No.  23,  Friday. 

O.^sis  Hall,  Chapman  place. — Covenant,  No.  16, 
Thursday  ;  Suffolk,  No.  8,  Tuesday ;  Oriental,  No. 
10,  Wednesday  ;  Boston,  No.  25,  Monday ;  Massa- 
soit  Encampment,  No.  1,  1st  and  3d  Fridays  ;  Tri- 
mount,  do..  No.  2,  2d  and  4th  do. 

Encampment  Hall,  No.  339  Washington  street. 
Ancient  Land  Mark,  No.  32,  Monday  ;  Tremont, 
No.  15,  Wednesday ;  Siloam,  No.  2,  Thursday ; 
Hermann,  No.  133,  Tuesday. 

Neilson  Hall,  Canton  street. — Unity  Lodge, 
No.  77,  Thursday. 

Temple   Hall,  No.    32,    Washington    street. — 

Commercial  Lodge,  No.  97,  Monday. 

Brooks    Hall,    Bioadwag,  S.    B. — Bethesda, 

',  No.  30,  Monday  ;    Hobah,  No.  53,  Friday  ;    Mount 

I   Washington   Encampment,    No.    6,    2d    and  4th 

I   Thursdays. 

East  "Boston. — Maverick,    No.    36,   Monday; 
j   Maverick  Degree,  No.  2  Friday  ;  Nahant  Encamp- 
ment, No.  11,  3d  and  4th  Mondays. 
!   Number  of  Lodges  (of  Odd  Fellows)  in  Mass. 

'       June30,  1848, 122 

'   Number  of  Initiations 1,137 

Rejections, 53 

'   Admitted  by  Card, 256 

Withdrawn  by  Card, 252 

Reinsi^ated 109 


Suspended 828 

Expelled 60 

Deaths, Ill 

Past  Grands 1,108 

Contributing  Members, 12,556 

Total  amount  of  receipts, ,^63,043.12 

Relief  Rejmrt. 

Number  of  brothers  relieved, 1,348 

"         "   widowed  families  relieved 66 

"         "   brothers  buried 98 

Amount  paid  for  relief  of  brothers ^27,301.85 

"  "       "       "      "  wid.  families,..  1,589.81 

"  "      "   burying  the  dead, 4,618.75 

"  "       "    educating  orphans 60.40 

Total  amount  of  relief, ;g33,570.81 

SONS  OF  TEMPERANCE  DIRECTORY. 

The  Annual  Session  of  the  Grand  Division  of 
Massachusetts  is  held  in  Boston  on  the  third  Wed. 
of  October.  Quarter  Sessions,  location  at  pleasure, 
on  the  third  Weduesday  of  Janu'y,  April,  and  July. 
H.  W.  Swett,  Grand  Scribe.  Office,  22  Bromfield 
street. 

subordinate  divisions. 

Washington,  No.  1,  Monday,  339  Washington  st. 

Boston,  No.  3,  Monday,  22  Bromfield  st. 

Excelsior,  No.  16,  Wednesday,  32  Washington  st. 

South  Boston,  No.  19,  Tues.,  Brooks  Hall,  S.  B. 

North  Star,  No.  23,  Friday,  32  Washington  st. 

Mount  Horeb,  No.  25,  Wed.,  Washington  Hall, 
East  Boston. 

Old  Bay  State,  No.  32,  Thurs.,  339  Washing'n  st. 

Shakspeare,  No.  46,  Saturday,  Cochituate  Hall. 

Massachusetts,  No.  71,  Sat.,  22  Bromfield  st. 

American,  No.  76,  Tuesday,  339  Washington  st. 

Suffolk,  No.  84,  Monday,  corner  of  Suffolk  and 
Canton  sts. 

TEMPLES  OF  HONOR. 

Grand  Temple  meets  quarterlv,  in  May,  August, 
Nov.  and  Feb.     Luke  P.  Lincoln,  G.  W.  R. 

Trimount  Temple,  No.  1,  every  other  Friday,  at 
22  Bromfield  st. 

Washington  Temple,  No.  4,  Thurs.,  at  32  Wash- 
ington St. 

CRUSADERS  OF  TEMPERANCE. 

Cochituate  Brotherhood,  No.  1,  Tuesday,  at  Co- 
chituate Hall. 

ORDER  OF  UNITED  AMERICANS' 
DIRECTORY. 

The  Chancery  meets  quarterly,  in  Boston,  on 
the  first  Monday  in   Oct.,    Jan.,  Apr.   and   July. 

Hancock  Chapter,  No.  1,  Friday  eve.,  Hancock 
Hall.  339  Washington  st. 

Otis  Chapter,  No.  3,  Wednesday  eve.,  Hancock 
Hall,  339  Washington  st. 

Adams  Chapter,  No.  4,  Tuesday  eve..  Temple 
Hall,  32  Washington  st. 

Bowdoin  Chapter,  No.  5,  Wednesday  eve.,  Bow- 
doin  Hall,  135  Hanover  st. 

Winslow  Chapter,  No.  6,  Thurs.  eve.,  S.  Boston. 

RECHABITE  DIRECTORY. 

Names  of  Tents,  and  Places  of  Meeting. 

Covenant,  No.  1,  Tuesday,  Mass.  Hall,  Brom- 
field St. 

United  Brothers,  No.  — ,  Wednesday,  Bay  State 
Hall,  cor.  Washington  and  Boylston  sts. 

Massasoit,  No.  38,  Friday,  East  Boston. 


CHURCHES   AND   MINISTERS. 


35 


CHURCHES  AND  MINISTERS  IN  BOSTON. 


Denomination. 


^  S 


Pastors. 


1630 
16)0 
1664 
1665 
1669 
1686 
1699 
1714 
1719 
1722 
1727 
1732 

1734 

1737 

1743 
1785 

1788 

1788 
1792 
1804 
1805 
1806 
1807 
1809 
1816 

1816 

1818 
1818 
1819 
1819 
1819 
1820 
1822 
1823 
182.3 
1825 
182.5 
1826 
1827 
1827 
1827 
1827 
1828 
1828 
1829 
1829 
1830 
1831 
1834 
1835 
1835 

1835 


1836 

1837 
1837 
1838 
1839 
1839 
18.39 
1839 
1839 
1840 


First  Church 

Second  Church 

Friends'  Meet'g  House. 
First  Baptist  Church  .  • 

Old  South  Church 

King's  Chapel 

Brattle  Street  Church. . 
New  North  Church.... 
New  South  Church.... 

Christ  Church 

Federal  St.  Church.... 
Hollis  St.  Church 

Trinity  Church 

West  Church 

Second  Baptist  Church 
First  Universalist  Ch.. 

Ch.  of  the  Holy  Cross 

Chpl.  of  the  Holy  Cross 
First  Metho.  Epis.  Ch  . 
First  Christian  Church 
African  Baptist  Church 
Second  Methodist  Ch. . 
Third  Baptist  Church. . 

Park  St.  Church 

St.  Matthew's  Church  . 

Second  Univer.  Church 

The  New  Jeru.  Church 
African  Meth.  Epis.  Ch. 
Hawes  Place  Church  . . 
Union  or  Essex  St.  Ch. 
St.  Augustine's  Church 

St.  Paul's  Church 

Bulfinch  St.  Church... 

Phillips  Church 

Twelfth  Cong.  Church . 
Bowdoin  St.  Church... 
Thirteenth  Cong.  Ch... 

Pitts  St.  Chapel 

Salem  St.  Church 

Pine  St.  Church 

South  Cong.  Church... 
Ilowe  St.  Bap.  Church. 

Bethel  Church 

Mariner's  Church 

St.  Stephen's  Church. . 
Grace  Church 
Fourth  Univer.  Church 
South  Baptist  Church. . 
Third  Meth.  Epis.  Ch.. 
Warren  St.  Chapel  .... 
Fifth  Univer.  Church. . 

Central  Church 


St.  Mary's  Church 

St.  Patrick's  Church... 

Maverick  Church 

Zion  Church 

Fourth  Meth.  Epis.  Ch. 
Harvard  St.  Church  . . . 
Tremont  St.  Bap.  Ch.. . 

Suffolk  St.  Chapel 

German  Evang.  Luth'n 
Bowdoin  Sq.  Bap.  Ch.  . 


Cong.  Unit.. 
Cong.  Unit.. 

Quaker 

Baptist 

Ortho.  Cong 
Cong.  Unit.. 
Cong.  Unit.. 
Cong.  Unit.. 
Cong.  Unit.. 
Episcopal .. . 
Cong.  Unit.. 
Cong.  Unit.. 

Episcopal . . . 

Congrega'l . . 

Baptist 

Universalist . 

Rom.  Catholic 

Rom.  Catholic 

Methodist 

Christian  .... 

Baptist 

Methodist 

Baptist 

Ortho.  Cong.  . 
Episcopal .... 

Universalist . . 

Swedenborg . . 
Methodist.... 
Cong.  Unit.. . 
Ortho.  Cong.. 
Rom.  Catholic 
Episcopal .... 
Cong.  Unit... 
Ortho.  Cong. . 
Cong.  Unit... 
Ortho.  Cong.. 
Cong.  Unit.. . 
Cong.  Unit... 
Ortho.  Cong.. 
Ortho.  Cong.. 
Cong.  Unit... 

Baptist 

Methodist.. . . 
Ortho.  Cong.. 
Episcopal .... 
Episcopal .... 
Universalist.. 

Baptist 

Methodist... . 
Cong.  Unit... 
Universalist. . 

Ortho.  Cong.. 

Rom.  Catholic 

Rom.  Catholic 
Ortho.  Cong.. 
Methodist.... 
Methodist... . 

Baptist 

Baptist 

Cong.  Unit.  . 
Lutheran  .... 
Baptist 


1815  Rev.  N.  L.  Frothingham,  D.D. 

1833  Rev.  Chandler  Robbins 

No  Minister 

Rev.  R.  H.  Neale 

Rev.  George  W.  Blagden.... 
Rev.  Ephraim  Peabody,  D.D. 

1834!Rev.  S.  K.  Lothrop 

1849  Rev.  Joshua  Young 

Rev.  Alexander  Young,  D.D.  ... 

Rev.  John  Woart 

Rev.  Ezra  S.  Gannett,  D.D 

Rev.  Thomas  Starr  King 

Rt.  Rev.  Man  ton  Eastburn,  D.D. . 

Rev.  Thomas  M.  Clark \ 

Rev.  Charles  Lowell,  D.D.  ) 
Rev.  Cyrus  A.  Bartol  ....  )  "" 

Rev.  Levi  Tucker,  D.D 

Rev.  Sebastian  Streeter 

Rt.  Rev.  J.  B.  Fitzpatrick,  D.D.  1 

Rev.  A.  Manahan,  D.D C 

Rev.  Nicholas  J.  A.  O'Brien      ) 
Rev.  J.  J.  Williams 

1849  Rev.  S.  H.  Higgins 

1844  Elder  Edward  Edmunds 


1837 
1836 
1846 


1825 
1840 
1824 
1848 
1842 

1806 
1837 
1849 
1824 


Rev.  Loranus  Crowell  . . . 
Rev.  Daniel  Sharp,  D.D.. 
Rev.  Andrew  L.  Stone  .. 
Rev.  Joseph  H.  Clinch  .. 


1849 
1812 
1849 
1838 
1817  Rev.  Hosea  Ballou 

1848  Rev.  A.  A.  Miner       ^ 

1828  Rev.  Thomas  Worcester 

Rev.  Samuel  Snovvden 

1844  Rev.  George  W.  Lippitt 

1834  Rev.  Nehemiah  Adams,  D.D.  . . 

Rev.  T.  Fitzsiramons, 

1842  Rev.  Alex.  H.  Vinton,  D.D 

18391  Rev.  Frederick  T.  Gray 

1846JRev.  John  W.  Alvord 

1825!Rev.  Samuel  BaiTett,  D.D 

1846jRev.  Jared  B.  Waterbury,  D.D. 

1842iRev.  James  I.  T.  Coolidge 

1846|Rev.  Samuel  H.  Winkley 

1844  Rev.  Edward  Beecher,  D.D.  ... 

1849! Rev.  Henry  M.  Dexter 

1842JRev.  F.  D.  Huntington 

1848  Rev.  Baron  Stow,  D.D 

1828iRev.  Edward  T.  Taylor 

1849, Rev.  George  W.  Bourne 

1844! Rev.  E.  M.  P.  Wells 

1848  Rev.  Charles  Mason. 

1844 

1846 

1849 


1849 
1835 
1845 


1846 

1849 
1846 
1846 
1846 
1845 
1848 


Chauncy  place 
Masonic  'Temple 
Milton  place 
Hanover,  c.  Union 
Washington,  c.  Milk 
Tremont,  c.  School 
Brattle  street 
Hanover,  c.  Clark 
Summer,  c.  Bedford 
Salem  street 
Federal,  c.  Chauning 
Hollis  street 

Summer,  c.  Hawley 

Lynde  street 

Baldwin  place 
Hanover,  c.  Bennet 

Franklin  street 

Franklin  street 
North  Bennet  street 
Summer,  c.  Sea 
Belknap  street 
Bromfield  street 
Charles  street 
Park,  c.  Tremont 
Broadway,  S.  B. 

School  street 

Bowdoin  street 
May  street 
South  Boston 
Essex,  c.  Rowe 
South  Boston 
Tremont,  n.  Winter 
Bulfinch  street 
Broadway,  S.  B. 
Chambers,  c.  Allen 
Bowdoin  street 
Harr.  av.  c.  Beach 
Pitts  street 
Salem  street 
Washington,  c.  Pine 
Washing'n,  c.  Castle 
Bedford,  c.  Rowe 
North  square 
Purchase  street 
Purchase  street 
Temple  street 
Broadway,  S.  B. 
Broadway,  S.  B. 
Church  street 
Warren  street 
Warren  street 


Rev.  T.  D.  Cook 

Rev.  G.  W.  Bosworth  . . 

Rev.  J.  D.  Bridge 

Rev.  Charles  F.  Barnard 
Rev.  Otis  A.  Skinner  . .. 
Rev.  William  M.  Rogers 
Rev.  George  Richards  . . 
Rev.  J.  McElroy  . .  ^ 
Rev.  B.  Pacciarini,  ^  ... 
Rev.  P.P.  Kroes..  ) 
Rev.  Thomas  Lynch .... 

Rev.  R.  S.  Hitchcock lEast  Boston 

West  Centre  street 

Rev.  Mark  Trafton 

Rev.  Joseph  Banvard.. 


Winter  street 


Endicot  street 
Northampton  street 


Rev.  Nathaniel  Colver 

Rev.  Samuel  B.  Cruft 

Rev.  F.  Schmidt 

Rev.  Pharcellus  Church,  D.D. 


North  Russell  street 
Harr.  av.  c.  Harvard 
Tremont  Temple 
Suffolk,  c.  Rutland 
Suffolk  street 
Bowdoin  square 


36 


EXPRESSES 


1840 
1840 
1840 
1840 
1841 
1842 
1842 
1842 
1843 
1843 
1844 

1844 

1844 
1844 
1844 
1844 
1845 
1845 
1845 
1845 
1845 
1845 
1845 
1845 
1845 
1845 
1846 
1846 
1846 

1846 


1844 


Fifth  Meth.  Epis.Ch... 
Sixth  Moth.  Epis.  Ch.  . 
Sixth  Univer.  Church. . 
German  Evang.  Church 
Church  of  the  Disciples 
Mount  Vernon  Church 
Ch.  of  the  Adventists. . 
Seventh  Meth.  Ep.  Ch. 
Church  of  the  Messiah 
Free  Will  Bap.  Church 
East  Boston  Bap.  Ch.  . 
Church  of  St.  Peter  ) 

and  St.  P;uil ^ 

St.  John's  Church 

Church  of  the  Advent . 
Ch.  of  the  Holy  Trinity 
Church  of  St.  Nicholas 
28th  Congrega.  Society 
Church  of  the  Saviour  . 
Union  Baptist  Church  . 

Broadway  Church 

Payson  Church 

Boston  Baptist  Bethel . 
South  Univer.  Society  . 

Seamen's  Chapel 

Indiana  St.  Cong.  Ch.. . 
Suffolk  St.  Union  Ch... 
Pilgrim  Cong.  Society  . 
Wesleyan  Meth.  Ch. . . . 
East  Boston  Church... 
Society  of  Unionists... 
Eighth  Meth.  Ep.  Ch. . 
First  Presbyfn  Church 
St.  Vincent  de  Paul's  . . 
Synagogue  of  Israelites 


Denomination. 


Methodist.... 
Methodist.. . . 
Universalist. . 
German  Prot. 
Cong.  Unit... 
Ortho.  Cong.. 
Second  Adv'nt 
Methodist.... 
Episcopal .... 
Free  Will .... 
Baptist 


1848 
1848 


Rev, 
Rev, 


H.  V.  Degen 

H.  E.  Hempstead 


1849  Rev. 
1841|Rev, 
1841!Rev, 
1842  Rev, 


Rom.  Catholic 

Rom.  Catholic 
Episcopal  .... 
Rom.  Catholic 
Rom.  Catholic 
Cong.  Unit... 
Cong.  Unit... 

Baptist 

Cong.  Unit.. . 
Ortho.  Cong.. 

Baptist 

Universalist. . 
Episcopal .... 
Cong.  Unit.. . 
Ortho.  Cong.. 
Ortho.  Cong.. 
Methodist... . 
Cong.  Unit... 
Congrega'l . . . 

Methodist 

Presbyterian  . 
Rom.  Catholic 
Jewish    


1848 
1845 

1847 


1844 


1846 
1845 
1845 

1845 
1845 


1845 
1846 


1846 
1849 


1845 


Rev, 
Rev, 
Rev, 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 

Rev. 
Rev. 

Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev, 
Rev, 
Rev, 
Rev, 
Rev, 


Louis  B.  Schwarz,.... 

James  F.  Clarke 

Edward  N.  Kirk 

Joshua  V.  Himes  .... 

M.  Dwight 

George  M.  Randall... 

E.  Noyes 

Miles  Sanford 

Terence  Fitzsimmons 

Peter  Hammill 

George  F.  Haskins... 

AVilliam  Croswell 

G.  Eck,  

C.  McCallion 

Theodore  Parker 

Robert  C.  Waterston. 

William  Howe 

Joseph  Angier 

Joy  H.  Fairchild 

Phineas  Stowe 


J.  P.  Robinson.. 
Thomas  B.  Fox. 


M.  H.  Smith 

Henry  Stockman  . . . 

L.  J.  Livermore 

William  H.  Channing 

B.  K.  Peirce 

Alexander  Blaikie. . . 

M.  Galligher  

B.  Wurmser 


Location. 


South  Boston 
East  Boston 
Ritchie  Hall,  E.  B. 
Shawmut,n.  Pleas't 
Freeman  pi.,  Beacon 
Ashburton  place 
No.  8  Chardon  st. 
Richmond  street 
Florence  street 
Boylston  Hall 
East  Boston 

Broadway,  S.  B. 

Moon  street 
Green  street 
Suflblk  street 
East  Boston 
Melodeon 
Bedford  street 
Merrimac  street 
South  Boston 
Broadway,  S.  B. 
Lewis,  c.  Commerc'l 
Canton,  c.  Sufi'olk 
Ann  street 
Indiana  street 
Suffolk  street 
Marlboro'  Chapel 
Cochituate  Hall 
East  Boston 
Bromfield  street 
Suffolk  street 
Phillips  place 
Purchase  street 
503  Wash,  street 


EXPRESSES. 


Abington,  Ms. — 21  Elm;  Abing- 
ton,  S.— Cellar  6  F.  H.  Market 
Albany,  N.  Y.— 8  Court 
Amesbury,  Ms. — 7  RR-  Ex. 
Amherst,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Andover,  Ms. — 8  Court 
Ashby,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Athol,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Attleboro,  Ms. — RR.  Ex. 
Auburn  Dale,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Augusta,  Mc.—RR.  Ex.  &  7  State 
Baldwinville,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Bangor,  Me.— RR.  Ex.  &  7  State 
Barnstable,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Bath,  Me.— RR.  Ex. 
Bedford,  Ms.— 7  and  11  Elm 
Belfast,  Me.— RR.  Ex.  &  7  State 
Bellingham,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Bellows  Falls,  Vt.— RR.  Ex. 
Berlin  &  Bolton,  Ms.— 11  Elm 
Beverly,  Ms.— RR.  Ex.  &  7  State 
Billerica,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Boylston,  W.,  Ms.— Citv  Hotel 
Bradford,  Ms.— 7  State 
Braintree,  S.,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Braintree,  Ms.— 11  Elm 
Brandon,  Vt.— RR.  Ex. 
Brattleboro',  Vt. — Quincy  House 

&  RR.  Exchange 
Bridgewater,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Bridgewater,  N.,  Ms.— 7  State 
Brighton,  Ms. — 5  Market  sq.  and 
RR.  Ex. 


Bristol,  R.  I.— RR.  Ex. 
Brunswick,  Me. — RR.  Ex. 
Bucksport,  Me.— RR.  Ex.  and  7 

State 
Burlington,  Vt.— RR.  Ex. 
Calais,  Me.— RR.  Ex. 
Cambridge,    Ms.— RR.    Ex.,   43 

Brattle,  7  State,  and  8  Court 
Chatham,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Charlestown,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Cambridgeport,  Ms. — 43   Brattle 
Camden,  Me.— RR.  Ex.  &  7  State 
Canadas,  B.  Prov. — RR.  Ex.  and 

8  Court 
Canton,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Cape  Cod.  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Carlisle,  Ms.— 7  Elm 
Castine,  Me.— RR.  Ex.  &  7  State 
Centre  Harbor,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Chelsea,  Ms.— RR.  Ex  and4  Ger- 

rish  block 
Chester,  Vt.— RR.  Ex. 
City  Despatch  Post.— 7  State 
City    Express.— RR.    Ex.    &    7 

State 
Cohasset,  Ms. — City  Hotel 
Concord,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex.  and  7 

State 
Concord,  Ms. — City  Hotel      [ton 
Danvers,  Ms.— RR.  Ex.  &  1  Ful- 
Dorchester,  Ms. — RR.  Ex. 
Dover,  N.  H.— 8  Court 
Dedham,  Ms.— 16  and  7  State 


Dennis,  Ms. — RR.  Ex. 
Derry,  Ms.— RR.  Ex.         [Hotel 
Duxbury,  Ms.— RR.  Ex.  &  City 
East  Boston,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Easton,  Ms. — 158  Washington 
Eastport,  Me.— RR.  Ex. 
East  Randolph,  Ms.— 12  Elm 
East  Stoughton,  Ms. —  7  State 
East  Thomaston,  Me. — RR.  Ex. 
Ellsworth,    Me.— RR.   Ex.   &   7 

State 
Essex,  Ms.— Citv  Hotel  &  7  State 
Exeter,  N.  H.— '8  Court 
Fairhaveu,  Ms. — RR.  Ex. 
Fall  River,  Ms.— 11  State 
Falmouth,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Feltonville,  Ms.— City  Hotel 
Fitchburg,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Foxboro',  Ms.— RR.  Ex.       [Elm 
Framingham.  Ms. —  8  Court  &  7 
Frankfort,  Me.— RR.  Ex.  and  7 

State 
Franklin,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Franklin,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Gardiner,  Me. — RR.  Ex. 
Georgetown,  Ms. — 8  Court  &  City 

Hotel 
Gilmanton,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Gloucester,  Ms. — City  Hotel  and 

RR.  Ex. 
Grafton,  Ms.— 8  Court 
Great  Falls,  N.  H.— 8  Court  &  7 

State 


EXPRESSES. 


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Greenfield.— RR.  Ex.  &  City  Hot. 
Greenland,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Groton,  Ms.— RR.  Ex.  and  7  Elm 
Guilford,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Hampden,    Me.— RR.   Ex.    &   7 

State  [State 

Hallowell,    Me.— RR.    Ex.    &    7 
Hampton,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Hanover,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Hamilton,  Ms. — 7  State 
HartfoTd,  Ct.— 8  Court       [Court 
Haverhill,  Ms.— City  Hotel  and  8 
Haverhill,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex.  and  11 

Elm 
Hillsboro',  N.H.— RR.  Ex. 
Hingham,  Ms. — Liverpool  whf. 
Holiiston,  Ms.— 11  Elm  &  RR. 

Ex. 
Holderness,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Hopkinton,  Ms. — 8  Court 
Holton,  Me.— RR.  Ex. 
Ipswich,  Ms.— RR.  Ex.  &  7  State 
Jamaica  Plain,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Jeffrey.  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Kennebunk,  Me.— RR.  Ex. 
Keene,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex.      [State 
Kingston,  Ms.— RR.  Ex.  and  7 
Lancaster,  Ms. — RR.  Ex.      [Ex. 
Lawi-ence,  Ms. — 8  Court  &  RR. 
Lebanon,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Lewiston,    Me.— RR.    Ex.    &    7 

State 
Lexington,  Ms. — 7  and  11  Elm 
Lonsdale,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Lowell,  Ms.— 7  State  &  RR.  Ex. 
Lynn,    Ms. — 29   Merch.   row.,   7 

State  and  RR.  Ex. 
Ludlow,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Ludlow,  Vt.— RR.  Ex. 
Machias,  Me.— RR.  Ex.         [Ex. 
Martha's    Vineyard,     Ms. — ^RR. 
Manchester,  Ms. — City  Hotel 
Manchester,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex.   & 

7  State 
Marlboro',  Ms. — RR.  Ex. 
Marblehead,  Ms. — 7  State 
Mason  Village,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Mechanics'  Falls,  Me.— RR.  Ex. 
Medway,  Ms. — City  Hotel 
Medway,E.,  Ms. — 158Washing'n 
Medfield,  Ms.— City  Hotel 
Medford,  Ms.— 27  N.  Market 
Mendon,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Meredith,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex.    [Ex. 
Meredith   Bridge,    N.    H.— RR. 
Methuen,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Middleboro',  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Middlebury,  Vt.— RR.  Ex. 


Milbury,  Ms. — 8  Court 
Milford,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Milford  &  Mendon.— 11  Elm 
Milford,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Milton,  Ms.— Drew's  Hotel,  Un'n 
Montpelier,  Vt. — RR.  Ex. 
Montreal,  Ca. — RR.  Ex. 
Nahant,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Nantucket,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Nashua,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Nashville,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Needham,  Ms. — 8  Court 
New  Bedford,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
New  Boston,  N.  H.—  RR.  Ex. 
Newburyport,  Ms. — RR.  Ex.  &  7 

State  [8  Court 

Newburv,  "W.,  Ms. — 7  State  and 
New  Ipswich,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
New  Haven,  Ct. — 8  Court 
Newmarket,  N.  H. — 8  Court 
New  York.— 8  and  9  Court  and  11 

State 
Newport,  R.  I.— 11  State 
New  London,  Ct. — 9  Court 
Newton,  Ms. — 8  Court 
Newton   Corner,    Ms — RR.  Ex. 

and  City  Hotel 
Newton  U.  Falls,  Ms.— 29  Elm 
Newtonville,  Ms.— RR.  Ex.   [Ex. 
N.  Berwick,  Me.— 7  State  &  RR. 
N.  Yarmouth,  Me.— RR.  Ex. 
Northboro',  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Norway,  Me. — 7  State 
Norwich.  Ct.— 9  Court 
Paris,  Me.— RR.  Ex.  &  7  State 
Pawtucket,  R.  I.  — RR.  Ex. 
Pepperell,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Peterboro',  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Pembroke,  Ms.— 9  Elm  [Ex. 

Plymouth,  Ms.— 7  State  and  RR. 
Plymouth,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex.  [Ex. 
Portland,  Me..  7  State  and  RR. 
Portsmouth,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Providence,  R.  I.— RR.  Ex. 
Quebec,  Ca.— RR.  Ex. 
Quincy,  Ms. — 7  Elm  and  7  State 
Randolph,  Ms. — City  Hotel  and 

7  State  [Market 

Randolph,  E.,  Ms.— under  53  N. 
Reading,  N.  &  W.,  Ms.— 8  Court 
Reading,  S.,  Ms — 7  State  [State 
Roxbury,    Ms.— RR.  Ex.    and  7 
Rowley.— RR.  Ex. 
Rutland,  Vt.— RR.  Ex. 
Saxonville,  Ms. — 7  State 
Saco,  Me. — 7  State  and  RR.  Ex. 
Salem,  Ms.— City  Hotel  &  7  State 
Salem,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 


Salmon  Falls,  Ms.— 7  &  20  State 
Salisbury,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Sanbornton,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Sandwich,  Ms. — RR.  Ex. 
Sandwich,  N.  H.— RR.  Ex. 
Saugus,  Ms. — RR.  Ex. 
Searsport,  Me. — 7  State 
Shrewsbury,  Ms. — RR.  Ex. 
Slatersville,  Ms. — 1-58  Washing'n 
Southboro',  Ms. — 20  Congress 
South  Berwick,  Me. — 7  State 
South  Boston.— 7  State       [State 
Scituate   and   Hanover,  Ms. — 16 
South  Scituate. — RR.  Ex. 
Springfield,  Ms.— 8  Court 
Sudbury,  Ms.— 11  Elm 
St.  Andrews,  N.  B.— RR.  Ex. 
St.  John,  N.  B.— RR.  Ex. 
St.  Stephens,  N.  B.— RR.  Ex. 
Stansted,  Ca.— RR.  Ex. 
Sterling,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Stoneham,  Ms.— 29  N.  Market 
Taunton,  Ms.— 11  State 
Templeton,  Ms. — RR.  Ex. 
Thomaston,  Me.— 7  State  &  RR. 

Exchange 
Townsend,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Upton,  Ms.— RR  Ex. 
Uxbridge,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Walpole,  Ms.— 16  State 
AValtham,  Ms.— 7  Elm 
Wayland,  Ms.— 11  Elm 
Wareham,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Warren,  R.  I. — RR.  Exchange 
Watertown,  Ms. — 5    Market   sq. 

7  &  11  Elm,  and  City  Hotel 
Waterville,  Me.— RR.  Exchange 
Wells  River,  Vt.— RR.  Ex. 
Wenham,  Ms.— RR.   Ex.   and   7 

State 
Westboro',  Ms.— 8  Court 
Westford,  Ms.— 7  Elm 
Weston,  Ms.— 7  Elm 
AVest  Cambridge.— RR.  Ex. 
West  Newton. — RR.  Exchange 
Weymouth,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Weymouth,  N.  &.  E.—  11  Elm 
Weymouth,  S.— 11  Elm 
AVrentham,  Ms. — City  Hotel 
Winchendon,  Ms.— RR.  Ex. 
Windsor,  Vt.— RR.  Exchange 
Whittinsville. — RR.  Exchange 
Woburn,  Ms.  —7  State  &  7  Elm 
Woonsocket,  R.  1.-158    Wash. 

and  City  Hotel  [Elm 

Worcester,  Ms. — 8   Court  and   7 
Yarmouth,  Ms.—  RR.  Ex. 
York,  Me.— RR.  Ex. 


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C  0  URTS     IN     BOSTON 


COURTS    IN    BOSTON. 


CIRCUIT  COURT  OF  THE  U.  S. 

Levi  Woodbury,  Associa/e  Justice  S.  C.  U.  S. 

Peleg  Sprague,  District  Ji/di/e. 

George  laint,  District  Attorney. 

George  Miuot  aud  Charles  L.  Woodbury,  Re- 
porters. 

Isaac  O.  Barnes,  Clerk. 

Ebenezer  Trescott,  Crier. 

Charles  Devens,  Marshal. 

Frederic  Warren,  Boston,  William  Gordon,  New 
Bedford,  Deputi/  Marshals. 

George  S.  Ilillard,  Charles  Sumner,  George  T. 
Curtis,  Kdward  G.  Loring,  W.  W.  Storv,  Charles 
L.  Woodbury,  and  B.  F.  Hallett,  Boston,  Oliver 
Prescott,  New  Bedford,  James  M.  Bunker,  Nan- 
tucket, and  Reuben  A.  Chapman,  of  Springfield, 
(^o/nmissione/s. 

Charles  B.  Goodrich  and  Charles  L.  Woodbury, 
Masters  in  Charu-ery. 

Tkums  of  the  CoauT,  ]\Iay  15th,  October  loth. 

DISTRICT  COURT  OP  THE  U.  S. 

Peleg  Sprague,  District  Judge. 

Scth^E.  Sprague,  Clerk. 

George  S.  itillard,  Charles  Sumner,  Peleg  W. 
Chandler,  Jau\os  H.  Robb,  Edward  G.  Loring, 
George  T.  Curtis,  W.  W.  Story,  William  Gray,  EI- 
bridge  G.  Austin,  Robert  Rantoul,  jr.,  Augustus 
Peabody,  Commissioners  of  Bankruptcij,  under  tlie 
United  States  Bankrupt  Law. 

Tehms  of  tiik  Court,  March,  the  3d  Tuesday; 
June,  the  4th  Tuesday  ;  September,  the  2d  Tues- 
day ;  December,  the  1st  Tuesday. 

Besides  which  the  Court  sits  every  Friday  fore- 
noon throughout  the  year. 

SUPREME  JUDICIAL  COURT. 

Lemuel  Shaw,  Chief  Justice. 

Samuel  Sumner  Wilde,  Charles  A.  Dewey, 
Charles  E.  Forbes,  Theron  Mctcalf,  Richard 
Fletcher,  Associate  Justices. 

Samuel  D.  Parker,  District  Attorney. 

Luther  S.  Cushing,  Reporter. 

George  C.  Wilde  and  Joseph  Willard,  Clerks. 

J.  Hunkins,  Crier. 

Terms  of  the  Court.  Law  Term,  March,  1st 
Tuesday,  and  a  Xisi  Prius  term,  upon  the  7tli 
Tuesday  next  after  the  -Ith  Tuesday  in  September. 

COURT  OP  COMMON  PLEAS. 

Daniel  Wells,  Chief  Justice. 

Thomas  Hopkinson,  Edward  Mellen,  Horatio 
Byington,  George  T.  Bigelow,  J.  C.  Perkins,  .-l*- 
sociate  Justices. 

George  C.  Wilde  and  Joseph  Willard,  Clerks. 

Terms  of  tice  Court,  January,  1st  Tuesday ; 
April,  1st  Tuesday ;  July,  1st  Tuesday ;  October, 
1st  Tuesday. 

-  MUNICIPAL  COURT. 

The  Judges  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas,  ex 
offi,cio,  are  Judges  of  this  Court. 
Samuel  D.  Parker,  Attorney. 
Thomas  W.  Phillips,  Clerk. 
Henry  Homer,  Crier. 

Terms  of  the  Court. 
each  month. 


The  first   Monday  in 


POLICE   COURT. 

John  G.  Rogers,  James  C.  Merrill,  Abel  Cush- 
ing, Justices.     Salaiy,  ^l.oOO  each. 

Thomas  Power,  Clerk.     Salarv,  ^1,500. 

William  Knapp,  Assistant  Cle)-k.    Salary,  ,51,100. 

Seth  Tobey,  Assistant  Clerk.     Sal;u-y,  5700 

Terms  of  the  Court.  This  Court  sits  every 
day  in  the  week  (Sunday  excepted)  at  9,  A.  M.  and 
3,  P.  M.,  for  the  trial  of  criminal  causes. 

JUSTICES'    COURT. 

The  Judges  of  the  Police  Court  sit  every  Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday,  at  9,  A.  M.,  for  the  trial  of 
civil  causes  under  20  dollars. 

PROBATE    COURT. 

Terms  of  the  Coikt.  Every  Monday  in  the 
year,  except  the  first  and  last  Mondays  in  June, 
the  month  of  July,  and  the  first  Monday  of  August, 
September,  October,  November,  and  December. 

COUNTY    OFFICERS. 

Edward  G.  Loring,  Judcie  of  Probate. 

H.  M.  Willis,  Rcjister  of  Probate. 

Joseph  Eveleth,  Sherijf. 

Watson  Freeman,  S.  P.  T.arbell,  D.  J.  Coburn, 
Jabez  Pratt,  Benj.  F.  Bayley,  Joseph  A.  Willard, 
Boston,  and  Erastus  Rugg,  Chelsea,  Dep.  Sheriff's. 

Gustavus  Andrews,  Jailer. 

Jabez  Pratt,  Charles  Smith,  William  Andrews, 
Boston,  and  Erastus  Rugg,  Chelsea,  Coroners. 

Notaries  Public.     (See  Business  Directory.) 

Henry  AUine,  Office  Court  Square,  Reyister  of 
Deeds. 

James  C.  Dunn,  Office  City  Hall,  County  Treas. 

George  C.  Wilde,  Joseph  Willard,  Office  County 
Court  House,  Joint  Clerks  of  the  Supreme  Judicial 
Court  and  Court  of  Common  Pleas  for  the  County. 
Daniel  Merrill,  Keeper  County  Court  House. 

CONSTABLES. 

Baker  AVm.  P.  21  Court  square 

Baldwin  Josiah,  Franklin  avenue 

Clough  Willard,  97  Tremont 

Cooledgc  I.  A.,  Court  square,  under  Court  House 

Dexter  George  J.  Court  House,  Court  square. 

Eastbrook  Wm.  10  Court  square 

Ellis  Mathias,  8G  Salem 

Glover  Elisha  V.  1  Franklin  avenue 

Harrington  J.  C.  3  Franklin  avenue 

Hosea  Richard,  75  Charter 

Jones  E.  J.  3  Franklin  avenue 

Kimball  Isaac  B.  4th  street 

Lawton  J.  T.  7  Mass.  block 

Leightou  Joseph  W.  34  School 

Loring  William,.  J  Mass.  block 

Munroe  William,  7  Mass.  block 

Neale  A.  F.  3  Franklin  avenue 

Patterson  David,  13  Court  squ.are 

Pierce  .James,  3  Franklin  avenue 

Rice  Edwin,  10  Court  square 

Sanborn  Erastus  W.  13  Court  square 

Shute  Ebenezer,  0  Cotting 

Smith  Charles,  Court  square 

Smith  Thomas  M.  13  Court  square 

Stratton  Jonas,  Court  House 

Tallant  Jacob  C.  3  Franklin  avenue 

Taylor  Henry,  13  Court  square 

Trescott  Ebenezer,  233  Broadway 

Vialle  Samuel  S.  Unity,  cor.  Tileston 

Whipple  Jonathan,  7  Mass.  block 

Whitewell  Wm.  under  Court  House 


COMMISSIONERS,     CONSULS,     ETC. 


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C  0  H  H  I  S  S  I  0  N  E  R  S  , 

Resident  in  Boston,  appointed  by  the  authorities  of  other  States,  to  take  the  acknotvledgment  and  proof  of 
all  Deeds  and  other  I/istru/tients,  under  seal,  to  be  tised  or  recorded  in  said  States  ;  and  also  to  adtninis- 
ter  Oaths  and  take  Depositions,  to  be  read  in  their  respective  Courts. 


Maine.— E.  Buck,  J.  P.  Bi^clow.  J.  A.  Bolles, 
R.  I.  Burbank,  B.  H.  Cunier.^P.  W.  Chandler,  E. 

A.  Dana,  J.  C.  Dodge,  T.  A.  Dexter,  A.  B.  Ely, 
C.  Demond,  N.  Edwards,  A.  H.  Fiske.  T.  S.  Har- 
low, C.  In!?ersoll,  J.  Q.  Kettelle,  C.  C.  Nutter,  T. 
W.  Phillips,  R.  Rantoul,  jr.,  L.  M.  Stone,  G.  M. 
Thacher,  J.  W.  Thornton,  F.  O.  Watts,  W.  P. 
Walker,  P.  S.  Wheelock,  M.  S.  Chase,  E.  G. 
Dudley,  W.  H.  Whitman,  C.  B.  F.  Adams,  F.  O. 
Prince,  J.  A.  Abbott,  T.  P.  Chandler,  G.  E.  Rice, 
F.  B.  Hayes,  J.  Atkinson,  N.  C.  Betton,  A.  Jack- 
son, jr.,  L.  H.  Chandler,  H.  W.  Fuller,  Harvey 
Jewell,  A.  K.  P.  Joy,  G.  W.  Cooley,  E.  B.  Otis,  A. 
V.  Lynde,  A.  E.  Giles,  B.  F.  Hodges,  J.  J.  French, 
C.  Mayo,  G.  Kent,  S.  AV.  Robinson. 

New  Hampshire. — I.   J.   Austin,  J.  A.  Bolles, 

B.  H.  Currier,  N.  D.  Hubbard,  J.  H.  Bradley,  A. 
K.  P.  Joy,  Geo.  Kent,  S.  Kimball,  C.  Mayo,  H. 
M.  Parker,  J.  W.  Thornton,  R.  N.  Peirce,  P.  S. 
Wheelock,  G.  T.  Bigelow,  H.  G.  Hutchins,  C.  B. 
F.  Adams,  D.  H.  Mason,  Edward  A.  Dana,  J.  A. 
Abbott,  E.  G.  Dudley,  F.  B.  Hayes,  C.  C.  Nutter, 
J.  P.  Healey,  N.  C.  Betton,  A.  B.  Ely,N.  T.  Dow, 
William  Rogers,  T.  A.  Dexter,  S.  G.  Nash,  S.  H. 
Phillips,  I.  O.  Barnes,  P.  Oliver,  G.  P.  Briggs,  W. 
Butters,  R.  I.  Burbank,  J.  P.  Bigelow,  H.  Jewell, 
H.  W.  Smith,  A.  H.  Fiske,  M.  Morton,  jr.,  R.  L. 
Colby,  N.  T  Dow,  F.  B.  Hayes,  H.  L.  Hazelton,  A. 
V.  Lynde,  W.  Plumer,  S.  W.  Robinson. 

Vermont. — J.  P.  Bistelow,  B.  H.  Currier,  AV.  A. 
Crafts,  A.  B.  Ely,  J.  W.  Thornton,  P.  S.  AYhee- 
lock,  J.  A.  Bolles,  J.  M.  Keith,  M.  S.  Chase,  S.  H. 
Phillips,  N.  C.  Betton,  H.  C.  Hutchins,  N.  Rich- 
ardson, L.  B.  Guernsey,  W.  C.  Strong,  H.  Jewell, 
H.  W.  Smith,  A.  A.  Ranney,  J.  Bartlett,  L.  Ma- 
son, I.  J.  Austin,  F.  B.  Hayes,  E.  F.  Hodges. 

Rhode  Island. — E.  Buck,  B.  H.  Currier,  G. 
Griggs,  A.  Jackson,  jr.,  J.  M.  Keith,  H.  AV. 
Smith,  P.  S.  Wheelock,  I.  Ames. 

Connecticut. — I.  J.  Austin,  G.  M.  Brown,  J. 
A.  Bolles,  E.  Buck,  B.  H.  Currier,  A.  B.  Ely,  C. 

C.  Nutter,  J.  P.  Putnam,  J.  AVingate  Thornton, 
S.  D.  Nickerson,  G.  S.  Bulfinch,  T.  A.  Dexter,  0. 
Dimon,  C.  Demond,  R.  I.  Burbank,  H.  W.  Smith, 
J.  S.  Holmes. 

New  York. — J.  C.  Adams,  A.  B.  Ely,  I.  J.  Aus- 
tin, J.  P.  Healey,  J.  Wingate  Thornton,  W.  E. 
Parmenter,  Edward  A.  Dana,  B.  H.  Currier,  E. 
Buck,  C.  Mayo,  H.  W.  Smith,  A.  H.  Fiske,  J.  A. 
Abbott,  R.  L.  Colby,  Geo.  Kent,  S.  H.  Phillips. 

New  Jersey.— J.  A.  Bolles,  A.  B.  Ely,  Edw. 
Buck,  B.  H.  Currier. 

Pennsylvania. — J.  A.  Bolles,  B.  H.  Currier, 
A.  B.  Ely,  M.  Morton,  jr.,  AV.  W.  Story,  Isaac 


Story,  jr.,  T.  P  Chandler,  E.  Buck,  T.  A.  Dexter, 
H.  AV.  Smith,  J.  Wingate  Thornton,  C.  C.  Nutter, 
F.  O.  Prince,  R.  I.  Burbank,  E.  F.  Hodges. 

Delaware. — B.  H.  Currier. 

North  Carolina. — B.  H.  Currier,  J.  AVingate 
Thornton,  I.  J.  Austin. 

South  Carolina. — B.  H.  Currier,  W.  Hilliard, 
T.  A.  Dexter,  J.  Egan,  A.  B.  Ely. 

Georgia.— E.  Buck,  T.  A.  Dexter,  B.  H.  Currier. 

Tennessee.— B.  H.  Currier,  G.  T.  Bigelow,  H. 
W.  Smith,  E.  B.  Otis. 

Ohio.— E.  Buck,  B.  H.  Currier,  F.  W.  Choate, 
P.  S.  AVheelock,  J.  A.  Bolles,  B.  Pond,  I.  J.  Aus- 
tin, D.  H.  Mason,  J.  AV.  Thornton,  R.  I.  Burbank, 
J.  Egan,  S.  AVebb,  jr.,  H.  AV.  Smith,  A.  A.  Ran- 
ney, E.  E.  Cady,  E.  B.  Otis,  S.  H.  Phillips,  F.  E. 
Parker,  G.  E.  Rice,  A.  V.  Lynde,  A.  B.  Ely,  E.  F. 
Hodges,  S.  AV.  Robinson. 

Indiana. — B.  H.  Currier,  Geo.  M.  Thacher,  E. 
Buck,  A.  B.  Ely,  H.  AV.  Smith,  J.  AVingate  Thorn- 
ton, G.  Kent. 

Virginia. — B.  H.  Currier,  A.  Jackson,  jr.,  P. 
Oliver,  I.  J.  Austin,  J.  AV.  Thornton,  J.  A.  Bolles. 

Maryland.— S.  E.  Guild,  A.  Jackson,  jr.,  A.  H. 
Fiske,  B.  H.  Currier,  H.  W.  Smith,  A.  B.  Ely,  S. 
H.  Phillips. 

Alabama.— J.  P.  Healey,  E.  Buck,  B.  H.  Cur- 
rier, H.  AV.  Smith,  J.  J.  French,  S.  W.  Robinson. 

Louisiana. — E.  Buck,  AA^.  Hilliard,  W.  Dehon, 
J.  AV.  Thornton,  B.  H.  Currier,  G.  Minot,  G.  E. 
Rice,  G.  E.  Betton,  Junius  Hall,  F.  O.  Prince,  A. 
B.  Ely,  G.  P.  Sanger. 

Michigan.— M.  Morton,  jr.,  F.  AV.  Dickinson, 
O.  Dimon,  B.  H.  Currier,  E.  Buck,  S.  F.  Barstow, 
J.  H.  Buckingham,  J.  Q.  Kettelle,  A.  B.  Ely,  R.  L. 
Colby,  E.  E.  Cady,  Geo.  Kent,  Daniel  Holbrook, 
S.  W.  Robinson. 

Kentucky. — B.  H.  Currier,  J.  W.  Thornton,  F. 
W.  Dickinson,  E.  Buck,  I.  J.  Austin. 

Missouri. — H.  Bigelow,  A.  Jackson,  jr.,  B.  H. 
Currier,  S.  AV.  Robinson. 

Iowa. — C.  Mayo,  B.  H.  Currier. 

Illinois.— C.  AV.  Storey,  C.  Mayo,  B.  H.  Cur- 
rier, A.  B.  Ely,  A.  Jackson,  jr.,  J.  S.  Kimball,  H. 
Bigelow,  H.  W.  Smith,  N.  Morse,  J.  H.  Bucking- 
ham, A.  V.  Lynde,  S.  AV.  Robinson. 

Florida.— B.  H.  Courier,  T.  A.  Dexter,  H.  W. 
Smith,  Francis  E.  Parker. 

Mississippi.— J.  AA^  Thornton,  G.M.  Thacher,  A. 
Jackon,jr.  I.J.Austin,  B.H. Currier,  S.W.  Robinson. 

Arkansas. — H.  AV.  Smith. 

AViscoNSiN.— E.  E.  Cady,  J.  H.  Buckingham, 
H.  AVoodman,  R.  Codman,  13.  H.  Carrier,  C.  Mayo. 

Texas. — Francis  Brinley. 


CONSULS  AND  CONSULAR  AGENTS  RESIDING  IN  BOSTON. 


Argentine  Republic,  Fitzhenry  Homer,  13  Central 

wharf 
Austrian  Consul,  John  W.  Langdon,  47  India  st. 
Belgian  Consul,  John  D.  Bates,  55  Commercial  wf. 
Brazilian  Vice-Consul,  Archibald  Foster,  40  State 
British  Consul,  Edmund  A.  Grattan,  11  Doane  st. 
Danish  Consul,  G.  M.  Thacher,  66  State  st. 
Equador  Consul,  Seth  Bryant,  76  Pearl  st. 
Frctich  Consul,  Max.  Isnard,  22  Joy's  building 
Chancellor  of  the  Fretich  Consulate,   James  Lemo- 

nier.  Deputy  Consul,  22  Joy's  building 
Greek  Consul,  Henry  G.  Andrews,  4  India  st. 
Hamburg  Consul,  C.  H.  F.  Moring,  31  India  wf. 
Mexican  Vice-Consul,  Edward  Cabot,  3  Mer.  Ex. 
Netherlands  Consul,  Thomas  Dixon,  41  India  wf. 


Netherlands  Tice-Consul,  B.  H.  Dixon,  41  India  wf. 
Prussian  Consul,  Francis  A.  Hirsch,  11  Kilby  st. 
Pontijical  States,  N.  Reggio,  31  Central  wf. 
Portuguese  Acting  Vice-Consul,  Archibald  Foster, 

40  State  st. 
Russian  Vice-Consid,  R.  B.  Storer,  47  India  wf. 
Sardinian  Vice-Consid,  N.  Reggio,  31  Central  wf. 
Sicilian  I'iee-Consul,  N.  Reggio,  31  Central  wf. 
Spanish  Acting  Consul,  3.  11.  Hicks,  32  Central  wf. 
Stvcdish  and  Norwegian  Vice-Cmisul,  Joseph  Hall, 

17  Doane  st. 
Turkey  Vice-Consid,  Abra.  Zipcy,  17  Rowe's  wf. 
Venezuelian  Consul,  Silas  G.  AVhitncy,  46  Long  wf. 
Vice-Consul  of  the  Oriental  Republic  of  Urayuay, 

E.  S.  Tobey,  13  Commercial  wf. 


40  NEWSPAPERS 


NEWSPAPERS,    ETC.,    IN   BOSTON. 

Advent  Herald.  Rev.  J.  V.  Himes,  8  Chardon,  weekly,  V,2  per  year.     Devoted  to  Second  Advent. 

Advocate  of  Peace,  Geo.  C.  Beckvvith,  Editor,  21  Cornhill,  bi-monthly,  ^1  per  year. 

Advertiser,  Nathan  Hale,  6  Congress,  daily,  ^'^8  ;  semi-weekly,  ^4  per  year.     Whig. 

American  Cabinet  and  Athenaeum,  H.  Mason,  Publisher,  22  School,  weekly,  $2  per  year.     Literature. 

American  Union,  E..  B.  P'itts  &  Co.,  22  School,  weekly,  '^2  per  year.     Literary. 

Atlas,  Schouler  &  Brewer,  5  old  State  House,  State,  daily,  g8 ;  semi-weekly,  ^4  >  weekly,  ^l.     Whig. 

Aurora-Borealis,  J.  F.  Kelly,  jr.,  Ed.,  T.  W.  Cooper  &  Co.  Pubs.,  27  Devonshire,  weekly,  $2.     Literary. 

Bee,  Bradbury,  Harmon  &  Co.,  7  State,  daily,  $^  per  year  ;  weekly,  ^I  50. 

Boston  Merkur,  De  M.  Keickback,  Ed.,  M.  Ilofmann,  Pub.,  32  Congress,  semi-weekly,  ^3  peryear. 

Boston  News  Letter,  J.  B.  Hall,  66  Cornhill,  weekly,  $1. 

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Brownson's  Quarterly  Review,  Benj.  H.  Greene,  124  Washington,  corner  Water,  g3  per  year. 

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Child's  Friend,  Mrs.  E.  L.  Pollen,  Editress,  office  111  Washington. 

Child's  Gospel  Guide,  J.  M.  Usher,  37  Cornhill,  weekly,  50  cts.  per  annum. 

Catholic  Observer,  John  C.  Robinson,  72  Federal,  ^2  per  year. 

Christian  Alliance  and  Family  Visiter,  Rev.  D.  Clarke  and  J.  0.  Choules,  Eds.,  141  Wash.,  weekly,  $2. 

Christian  Examiner,  Rev.  Geo.  Putnam  and  Geo.  E.  Ellis,  Eds.,   Crosby  &  Nichols,  111  Washington, 

bi-monthly,  ^4  per  year.     Unitarian.  [salist. 

Christian  Freeman  and  Family  Visiter,  Rev.  Sylvanus  Cobb,  40  Cornhill,  weekly,  $2  per  an.     Univer- 
Christian  Inquirer,  Joseph  H.  Francis,  Publisher,  128  Washington,  weekly,  ^2  per  an.     Unitarian. 
Christian  Observatory,  Rev.  A.  W.  McClure  and  6  others,  Editors,  published  by  J.  V.  Beane  &  Co., 

21  Cornhill.     Religious  and  Literary. 
Christian  Watchman  and  Reflector,  Rev.  J.  W.  Olmstead  and  Wm.  Hague,  Editors,  Nichols,  Upham, 

&  Ford,  publishers,  122  Washington,  corner  Water,  weekly,  %2  per  year.     Baptist. 
Christian  Register,  David  Reed,  Publisher,  N.  S.  Folsom,  Editor,  22  School,  weekly,  $2  50  peryear. 

Unitarian. 
Christian  Witness  and  Church  Advocate,  Rev.  G.  M.  Randall,  Editor,  James  B.  Dow,  proprietor,  141 

AVashington,  %2  per  year.     Episcopal. 
Christian  Review,  Rev.  E.  G.  Sears,  Editor,  33  Somerset,  bi-monthlv,  $o  per  year. 
Chronotype,  Elizur  Wright,  Editor,  White,  Potter  &  Wright,  Publishers,  15  State,  daily,  ^3 ;  weekly, 

^2  per  year.     Independent. 
Common  School  Journal,  W.  B.  Fowle,  Editor  and  Publisher,  138  1-2  Wash.,  bi-monthly,  %\  per  year. 
Courier,  E.  B.  Foster  &  Co.,  10  Congress,  daily,  ^8  ;  semi-weekly,  ^4;  weekly,  $2  per  year.     Whig. 
Cultivator,  Otis  Brewer,  22  N.  Market,  weekly,  $2  per  annum.     Agricultural. 
Dollar  Times,  Roberts  &  Garfield.  3  and  5  State,  weekly,  ^1  per  year. 
Electropathic  Guide,  A.  Page,  Editor  and  Publisher,  23  Bedford,  bi-monthly. 
Emancipator  and  Republican,  H.  Wilson.  2  Devonshire,  weekly,  $2.     Free  Soil. 

Evening  Gazette,  W.  W.  Clapp.  jr.,  9  old  State  House,  weekly,  $Z  per  an.     Literature  and  Gen.  Int. 
Evening  Museum,  Wm.  O.  Eaton,  Editor,  Eaton,  Hill  &  Cole,  2  Marlboro'  Chapel  place,  daily,  $^. 
Fathers  and  Mother's  Manual,  H.  G.  Park,  138  1-2  Washington,  monthly,  $\. 
Flag  of  our  Union,  F.  Glcason,  Tremont,  corner  Court,  weekly,  ^2  per  year. 
Freemasons'  Monthly  Magazine,  Charles  W.  Moore,  21  School,  ^2  per  year. 
Fruits  of  America,  C.  M.  Hovey,  7  Merchants'  row,  bi-monthly,  JJ6  per  year. 
Gospel  Teacher,  Rev.  J.  G.  Adams,  Editor,  37  Cornhill,  semi-monthly,  $\  per  year.     Universalist. 
Guide  to  Holiness,  D.  S.  King,  Editor,  3  Cornhill,  monthlv,  ^1  per  year. 
Herald,  John  A.  French,  19  State,  daily,  ^3 ;  weekly,  ^1  50. 
Homoeopathic  Journal,  Otis  Clapp,  23  School,  quarterly,  ^3. 
Horticulturist,  J.  Breck  &  Co.,  51  North  Market,  53  per  year. 

Investigator,  Horace  Seaver,  Editor,  J.  P.  Mendum,  35  Wash.,  weekly,  $2.     Infidelity. 
Journal,  Sleeper  and  Rogers,  12  State,  daily,  j?6;  serai-weekly,  ^4  ;  weekly,  %2. 
Journal  of  Music,  H.  W.  Dav,  8  Court  square,  ,^1  50  per  year. 
Journal  of  the  Times,  J.  B.  Wheelock  &  Co.,  Publishers,  19  State,  %2. 

Law  Reporter,  Stephen  H.  Phillips,  Editor,  Little  &  Brown,  112  Washington,  monthly,  ^3  per  year. 
Ladies'  Magazine  and  Album,  A.  H.  Davis  tV  J.  M.  Prentiss,  3  Cornhill,  monthly,  $\  per  year. 
Ladies'  Repository,  A.  Tompkins,  38  Cornhill,  monthly,  ^2  per  annum. 
Life  in  Boston,  Berry  &  Wright,  27  Devonshire,  weekly,  $2. 
Le-Bostonien,  Gaudelet  &  Bailleul,  12  Water,  weekly,  ^2.     French. 

N.  E.  Historical  and  Genealogical  Register,  S.  G.  Drake,  56  Cornhill,  quarterly,  $2  per  year. 
Living  Age,  Littell  &  Co..  Bromfield,  corner  Tremont.     Literary. 
Liberator,  William  Lloyd  Garrison,  21  Cornhill,  weekly,  $2  per  year.     Anti-Slavery. 
Magazine  of  Horticulture,  C.  M.  Hovey,  Editor,  7  Merchants'  row ;  monthly,  ^3. 
Macedonian,  W.  S.  Damrell,  16  Devonshire,  monthly.     Baptist. 
Mail,  John  N.  Bradley,  14  and  16  State,  weekly,  $\  ;  daily,  %Z  per  year. 

Massachusetts  Ploughman,  W.  &  W.  J.  Buckminster,  Quincy  Hall,  $2  per  year.     Agricultural. 
Missionary  Advocate,  C.  H.  Pcirce,  Agt.,  5  Cornhill. 

Missionary  Magazine,  Rev.  S.  Peck,  Editor,  33  Somerset,  monthly,  ^1  per  year.     Baptist. 
Massachusetts  Quarterly  Review,  Coolidge  &  Wiley,  12  Water,  ^3  per  annum. 
Medical  and  Surgical  Journal,  J.  V.  C.  Smith,  M.  D.,  Editor,  184  Wash.,  c.  Franklin,  weekly,  ^3. 
Mother's  Assistant,  Wra.  C.  Brown,  21  Cornhill,  monthly,  %l  per  year. 
Monthly  Religious  Magazine,  F.  D.  Huntington,  Editor,  office  111  Washington. 
Museum,  Putnam  &  Mellen,  27  Devonshire,  weekly,  $2.     Literary. 
New  Church  Magazine,  Otis  Clapp,  23  School,  ^1  per  year.     Swedenborgian. 
New  England  Railroad  Guide  and  Traveller's  Pocket  Companion,  George  Holbrook,  37  Court   square, 

semi-monthly,  3  cents  a  copv. 
New  Jerusalem  Magazine,  Otis  Clapp,  23  School,  monthly,  $2  per  year.     Swedenborgian. 


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New  Englander,  Rev.  D.  Clarke,  Agent,  141  Washington,  quarterly,  $Z  per  year. 
New  Church  Repository,  Otis  Clapp,  Agent,  23  School,  monthly,  $3. 

North  American  Review,  Francis  Bowen,  Editor,  Little  &  Bro^vn,  112  "Wash.,  published  quarterly. 
Odd  Fellow,  Cochran,  Cole  &  Co.,  66  Cornhill,  weekly,  ^2  per  year. 

Olive  Branch,  Rev.  Thomas  F.  Norris,  Editor,  F.  W.  Rice,  jr..  Assist.  Editor,  5  Wash.,  weekly,  $2. 
Orphans'  Advocate  and  Social  Monitor,  A.  &  E.  C.  Fellows,  Tremont,  corner  Common. 
Path-Finder,  Geo.  K.  Snow  &  Co.,  5  Wash  ,  semi-weekly,  $1  50  per  year. 
People's  Magazine,  Bradbury  &  Guild,  120  Wash.,  monthly,  gl  per  year. 
Parley's  Pic-Nic,  Bradbury,  Harmon  &  Co.,  B.  P.  Poore,  Editor,  7  State,  weekly,  $2. 
Pictorial  National  Library,  W.  Simonds,  12  School,  monthly,  $2  per  year. 
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Real  Estate  Advertiser,  A.  P.  Clark,  116  Court,  weekly. 
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South  Boston  Gazette,  A.  J.  Wright,  3  Water,  weekly,  $1  per  year. 
Sunday  School  Advocate,  Charles  H.  Peirce,  5  Cornhill,  50  cents  per  year. 
Scholar's  Penny  Gazette,  Forrest  &  Hobbs,  138  1-2  Washington,  weekly,  50  cents  per  year. 
Sunday  School  Journal,  W.  B.  Tappan,  9  Cornhill,  semi-monthly,  25  cts.  per  annum. 
Sunday  News,  H.  Davidson  &  Co.,  142  Wash.,  weekly,  ^1  per  year. 
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Trumpet  and  Universalist  Magazine,  Rev.  T.  Whittemore,  37  Cornhill,  weekly,  j^2  per  year. 
Uncle  Sam,  George  H.  Williams,  52  Wash.,  weekly,  $2  per  year. 
Universalist  Miscellany,  Revs.  0.  A.   Skinner  and  Sebastian  Streeter,  Editors,  Mudge  &  Corliss,  21 

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PACKETS 


BRITISH   AND  NORTH  AMERICAN    ROYAL  MAIL  STEAM   SHIPS. 

Appointed  by  the  Admiralty  to  sail  between  Liverpool  and  Boston,  and  between  Liverpooi,  and 
New  York;  calling  at  Halifax,  to  land  and  receive  passengers,  and  Her  Majesty's  mails. 

STEAM    SHIPS    AND     COMMANDERS. 

ASIA, Capt.  C.  H.  E.  Judkins, 

AFRICA "    Alexander  Ryrie, 

AMERICA, "    Neil  Shannon, 

CALEDONIA, "    Walter  Douglas, 

EUROPA, "    Edward  G.  Lott, 


HIBERNIA, Capt.  W.  J.  C.  Lang, 

NIAGARA, "    James  Stone, 

CANADA, "    Wm.  Harrison, 

CAMBRIA, "    John  Leitch. 


Tide. 


BETWEEN 

Liverpool  and  Boston. 

To  Boston.  From  Boston, 

January      27 January      24 11.29 

February    24 February    21 10.21 

March         24 March         21 8.44 

April  14 April  18 6.42 

April  28 May  9 12.20 

May  12 May  23 11.41 

May  26 June  6 11.58 

June  9 June  20 10.31 

June  23 July  4 10.58 

July  7 July  18 9.14 

July  21 August         1 9.46 

August         4 August       15 7.46 

August       18 August       29 8.03 

September    1 September  12 6.10 

September  15 September  26 5.55 

September  29 October       10 4.41 

October       13 October      24 4.05 

October      27 November    7 3.28 

November  10 November  21 2.54 

November  24 December    5 2.30 

December  15 December  19 2.00 

S.  S.  LE"\\aS,  Agent, 
No.  1  Commercial  wharf,  Boston. 


BETWEEN 

Liverpool  and  New  Tork. 


To  New  York. 


From  New  York.     Tide. 


January      13 January      10 10.09 

February    10 February      7 9.12 

March         10 March  7 8.12 

April  7 April  4 6.59 

April  21 May  2 5.20 

May  5 May  16 2.27 

May  19 May  30 3.32 

June  i2 June  13 1.12 

June  16 June  27 2.03 

June  30 July  11 12.13 

July  14 July  25 12.47 

July  28 August         8 11.51 

August       11 August       22 11.38 

August       25 September    5 10.52 

September    8 September  19 10.24 

September  22 October        3 9.49 

October        6 October       17 9.33 

October      20 October      31 8.44 

November    3 November  14 8.33 

November  17 November  28 7.27 

December     1 December  12 11.40 

December  29 December  26 5.51 

E.  CUNARD,  Jr.,  Agent, 

No.  38  Broadway,  New  York. 


Destination.  Place  of  Lying. 
Albany  &  Troy.  .Long  wf.  S.  side 
Albany  &  Troy.  .City  wharf 

Alexandria Mercantile  wf. 

Baltimore S.  side  Longwf. 

Baltimore Bait.  Pack .  Pier 

Baltimore S.  side  Cent.  wf. 

Baltimore Ind.  &  Mer.  wfs. 

Bangor East.  Pack.  Pi'r 

Bangor N.  side  Cent.wf. 

Barnstable S.  side  Cent.  wf. 

Bath T  wharf 

Belfast East.  Pack.  Pi'r 

Beverly India  wharf 

Brewster Mercantile  wf. 

Brunswick T  wharf 

Calais T  wharf 

Castine Mercantile  wf . 

Charleston Long  &  Lew. wfs 

Charleston Commercial  wf. 

City  Point Long  wharf 

City  Point Rowe's  wharf 

Cohasset Long  wharf 

Dennis East.  Pack.  Pi'r 

Dover N.  side  Cent.wf. 

Duxbury Long  wharf 

Eastport T  wharf 

Edgartown India  street 

Freeport East.  Pack.  Pi'r 

Gardiner T  wharf 

Gloucester T  wharf 


PACKETS. 

Destination.     Place  of  Lying. 

Halifax Fort  H'ill  wharf 

Hallowell T  wharf 

Hampden East.  Pack.  Pi'r 

Hartford Central  wharf 

Hingham N.  side  Cent.wf. 

Kennebunk T  wharf 

Kingston T  wharf 

Liverpool Lewis  wharf 

Lond.  &  Boston.. Lewis  wharf 

Lubec T  wharf 

Machias India  wharf 

Mobile Long  &  Ind. wfs 

Mobile Lewis  wharf 

TVT  1^■^  )  Commerc'l  and 

^1°^^^ ^Rowe's  wharfs 

Nantucket India  street 

New  Bedford India  street 

Newburyport N.  side  Cen.wf 

New  Haven India  street 

New  London  and  Kj^^^gtj.ggj 
Nor^vich         S 

New  Orleans. .     \  j^ J^°f  X^^f^ 

New  Orleans Com'l  wharf 

New  York Cent.  &  In.  wfs 

New  York Long  &  City  wf 

New  York Mercantile  wf. 

New  York Commercial  wf. 

Norfolk Commercial  wf. 


Destination.     Place  of  Lying . 

Norfolk ^p^°"^  """f  • 

)  Rowe  s  wharis 

Orleans East.  Pack.  Pi'r 

Philadelphia S.  side  Cent,  wf 

Philadelphia Long  &  City  wf. 

Philadelphia Mer.  &  In.  wfs. 

Philadelphia Phil.  Pack.  Pi'r 

Philadelphia East.  Pack. Pi'r 

Plymouth Long  wharf 

Portland N.  side  Cent,  wf 

Portsmouth N.  side  Cent,  wf 

Providence India  street 

Pro vincetown.... City  wharf 

Richmond Long  wharf 

Richmond Rowe's  wharf 

Rockport East.  Pack. Pi'r 

Saco Rowe's  wharf 

Salem India  street 

Sandwich Tileston's  wf. 

Savannah Long  wharf 

Savannah ?  Commercial   & 

5  Rowe  s  wliarf 

Scituate Long  wharf 

St.  Johns,  N.  B..  .T  wharf 

Troy Lewis  wharf 

Truro   &  "Well-   >  Baltimore  and 
fleet  )  Phil.  Pack.  P's 


RAILROADS 


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BOSTON    AND    LOWELL    RAILROAD. 


Depot 

foot  of 

Lowell  Street, 

Boston. 


Incorporated 

June,  1830. 

Opened 

for  Travel 

June,  1835. 


DIRECTORS. 

WILLIAM  STURGIS,  President. 
GEORGE  W.  LYMAN,  JOHN  A.  LOWELL, 

JOSEPH  TILDEN,  EBENEZER  OHADWICK. 

OFFICERS. 

WALDO  HIGGINSON,  Agent  J.  THOMAS  STEVENSON,  Treasurer 

[Office  at  Depot.]  [Office,  11^  Tremont  Row.] 

BENJAMIN  W.  NICHOLS,  Clerk. 

[Office,  28  Massachusetts  block.] 


In 
Winter, 
Trains  leave 
Boston  three 
times  A.M.,  five 
times  P.M., and 
arrive  at  Bos- 
ton the  same 
number  of 
times. 


BOSTON  AND  LOWELL  RAILROAD. 

Miles.    Prices.  Season  Tickets. 


Somerville, 3  •  - 

Medford, 5  •• 

South  Woburn,....    8  .. 

Woburn,  10  •  • 

Wilmington, 15  •  • 

Biirca  &  Tewksb'y,  19  •• 

BillerlcaMiUs, 21)4  ■ 

Lowell, 26  •  • 


10c.  •  • 
10  ••■ 
15  ••■ 
20  ... 
SO  •■• 
35  ••• 
40  ••■ 
50  ••• 


3  Mo. 

6  Mo. 

$3.00 

•  ■  $6.00  ■  •  • 

•  5.00 

..  10.00  ••• 

•  7.50 

••  15.00  •■• 

10.00 

•  •  20.00  ■•• 

15.00 

•  •  27.00  ••• 

19.00 

.•  34.20  ••• 

21.50 

■  •  38.70  ... 

25.00 

•  •  45.00  • .  • 

9  Mo. 

$9  00 
15.00 
22.50 
80.00 
42.00 
53.20 
60.20 
70.00 


12  Mo. 

•  $10.80 
••  18.00 

•  ■  27.00 

•  •  36.00 
••  48.00 

•  •  60.80 
••  68.80 
■•  80.00 


Time. 

Min. 
8 
12 
20 
25 
35 
45 
50 
60 


In 

Summer, 
Trains  leave 
Boston  three 
times  A.M., five 
times  P.M., and 
arrive  at  Bos- 
ton the  same 
number  of 
times. 


A  Season  Ticket,  not  transferable,  and  payable  in  advance,  is  given  for  Three  Months,  at  the  price 
of  50  single  tickets,  or  at  ^1.00  per  mile.  Between  Boston  and  Woburn  a  discount  of  10  per  cent 
from  this  rate  is  made  on  a  ticket  for  a  year.  Between  Boston  and  stations  north  of  Woburn  a  dis- 
count of  20  per  cent,  is  made  on  a  ticket  for  a  year,  and  of  10  per  cent,  for  six  months. 

A  Season  Ticket  entitles  a  person  to  carry  nothing  but  strictly  personal  baggage,  or  such  parcels  as 
may  be  taken  in  the  hand,  without  incommoding  other  passengers.  Other  artfcles,  or  merchandise 
are  not  to  be  taken  as  baggage,  except  at  the  discretion  of  the  Conductor,  and  by  paying  extra.  ' 

Package  Tickets  are  sold,  to  Woburn,  South  Woburn,  and  Medford,  in  lots  of  not  less  than  50 
whole  ones,  or  100  half  ones,  and  with  any  proportion  of  the  two  kinds,  at  three-fourths  the  cost  of 
Single  Tickets.  Season  and  Package  Tickets  are  allowed  at  half  price  for  children  under  12  j-ears  of 
age,  and  persons  attending  school.  Package  Tickets  are  taken  in  any  train  and  at  any  time.  Season 
Tickets  may  also  be  used  in  any  train,  and  allow  any  number  of  daily  passages.  On  the  arrival  of 
every  train  at  Boston,  an  Omnibus  leaves  the  Passenger  Station  for  State  street;  and  15  minutes 
before  the  departure  of  every  train  from  Boston,  leaves  State  street  for  the  Passeno-er  Station  Fare 
6X  cents,  and  20  tickets  for  ^1.00.  °  "  ' 

ADVANTAGES  OF  A  RESIDENCE  ON  THIS  ROUTE. 

Somerville,  Medford,  and  Woburn  present  many  delightful  and  healthy  locations  for  a  residence 
not  only  for  the  gentleman  of  leisure,  but  the  man  of  business  in  the  city,  as  the  cars  pass  through 
these  towns  often  during  the  day  and  evening,  affording  excellent  facilities  for  communication  with 
Boston.  Convenient  tenements  can  be  obtained  at  reasonable  rates,  which,  too-ether  with  the  low 
price  charged  for  the  Season  Ticket,  make  it  an  object  of  economy,  as  well  as  health  and  happiness  to 
reside  in  these  places.  In  Billerica,  also,  a  very  healthful  and  agreeable  retreat  may  be  found  in  the 
summer  season.     This  route  enjoys  great  facility  of  access  to  important  places  in  the  North  and  East. 

The  number  of  trains  between  Boston  and  Medford,  and  Boston  and  South  Woburn  is  ten  each 
way ;  not  including  three  express  trains,  which  pass  by  without  stopping. 

FREIGHT  TARIFF. 

Merchandise  generally,  to  Lowell,  ,^1.25  per  2,000  pounds. 

"  by  cargoes,       "  1.10    "      "  " 

Pig  Iron,  Coal,  Sand,  Lime,  Cement,  Plaster,  Slate,  Dye  "Wood  in  the  Stick,  Flour  and  Grain  Oil 
and  Coarse  Salt,  in  lots  of  three  tons,  at  Cargo  prices.  '       ' 

Eastern  Pine  Lumber  will  be  called  2,250  lbs.  per  M.        Eastern  Pine  Timber,  1.600  lbs.  per  ton 
Southern   "         "  "    "      "      4,000   "      "    "         Southern    "         "        2,000  "      "     " 

Lime  at  225  lbs.  per  cask.    Flour  at  200  lbs.  per  barrel. 
Furniture  and  other  bulky  freight,  at  140  cubic  feet  per  ton. 
No  charge  less  than  twenty-five  cents  will  be  made. 


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RAILROADS 


BOSTON    AND    MAINE    RAILROAD. 


Depot 

in 

Haymarket 

Square, 

Boston. 


Opened 

for  Travel  to 

Andover,  1836 ; 

Dover,  N.H., 

us^^\         1841; 

S.  Berwick,  Me., 
1843. 


OFFICERS. 

THOMAS  WEST,  President 
[Office.  r^>  State  street.] 
EDWAED  PICKERING,  Clerk  and  Treasurer.  CHARLES  MINOT,  Superintendent. 

[Office,  60  State  street.]  [Office  at  Depot.] 

DIRECTORS. 

HENRY  B.  STONE,  JAMES  HAYWARD, 

WILLIAM  F.  WELD,  ANDREW  PEIRCE,  (Dover,  N.  H.) 

SAMUEL  A.  WALKER,  (Brookline,)  JOHN  FLINT,  (Andover.) 


In 

both 
Winter 

and 

Summer, 

Trains  usually 

leave 

Boston 

on  the 

main  road 

ten 

times  a  day, 

and 

arrive  a.s  often, 

at 

various  hours, 

between 

6  o'clock, 

A.M. 

and 

10  o'clock, 

P.M. 


BOSTON  AND  MAINE  RAILROAD. 


Stations. 


Miles.        Fares. 


Sea.son  Tickets. 


Somerville, 2 

Medford, 5 

Maiden, 5 

Melrose, 7 

Stoneham,  8 

South  Reading, 10 

Reading, 12 

Wilmington, 1.5 

Ballardvale, 21 

Andover, 23 

Lawrence, 26 

North  Andover, 28 

Bradford, 32 

HaverhiU, 33 

Plaistow, 38 

Newton, 41 

Eaiit  Kingston, 45 

Exeter, 50 

South  Newmarket,  .  •  54 

Newmarket, 57 

I»urham, 62 

Dover, 67 

Somersworth, 70 

South  Berwick, 72 

North  Berwick, 78 

Wells, 83 

Kennebunk,    88 

Saco, 98 

Scarborough, 105 

Portland, Ill 


.06 
.12 
.12 
.15 
.18 
.20 
.25 
.35 
.45 
.60 
.60 
.65 
.75 
.75 
.8.5 


3  Mo. 
S5..50  •• 

•  6.87  •• 
.    6.87  •■ 

8.25  •• 

825  •■ 

9.62  •■ 

11.00  •• 

13.75  •• 

•  16.50  •• 
16.50  •• 
17.87  ■• 
19.25  •  ■ 
22.00  •  • 
22.00  ■• 


6  Mo. 
$10.00 

•  12.20 

•  12.50 

•  15.00 

•  15.00 

•  17..50 

•  20.00 

•  25.00 

•  80.00 

•  30.00 
■  32..50 

•  35.00 

•  40.00 

•  40.00 


12  Mo. 

$20.00 
25.00 
25.00 
30.00 
30.00 
35.00 
40.00 
50.00 
60.00 
60.00 
65.00 
70.00 
80.00 
80.00 


27.50 


50.00 100.00 


30.25 


65.00 110.00 


Package 

Tickets 

are 

sold  at 

three-fourths 

the 

usual  fare. 

A  Steamboat 

runs  daily, 

twice  each  way, 

from 

Haverhill 

to 

Newburyport. 

Stages  are 

at 

the  principal 

Stations 

to  convey 

passengers  to 

any  of  the 

neighboring 

towns. 


MEDFORD  BRANCH  RAILROAD. 

Trains  run  to  and  from  Mf.dford,  a  distance  of  5  miles,  .14  times  a  day. 
15  minutes.     Season  Tickets,  ^2-5.00  per  year. 


Fare,  12  cents.     Time, 


ADVANTAGES  OF  A  RESIDENCE  ON  THIS  ROUTE. 

Somerville,  Medford,  Maiden,  Melrose,  South  Reading,  and  Reading,  towns  within  the  range  of  the 
Special,  as  well  as  the  longer  Trains,  possess  many  advantages  for  country  residences,  either  through 
the  warm  season  or  the  whole  year,  not  exceeded  by  those  of  any  other  towns  in  the  vicinity  of  Boston. 
The  cheapness  of  fare,  the  number  of  Trains,  both  early  and  late,  in  connection  with  the  convenient 
Depot  in  Boston,  render  this  railroad  a  desirable  channel  of  intercourse  between  the  city  and  country. 

FREIGHT  RATES. 

From  Boston  to  South  Berwick. — Coal,  Iron,  Manure,  Lumber,  Sugar,  Salt,  Butter,  and  Gro- 
ceries, ^2.50  per  ton;  light  and  bulky  Merchandise,  ^3.62  per  ton. 
Luggage  allowed  each  Passenger — -50  lbs. 
Parcels  charged  2.5  cents  each. 


RAILROADS 


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BOSTON    AND    WORCESTER    RAILROAD. 


Depot 

comer  of 

Lincoln  &  Beacli 

Streets, 

Boston. 


Incorporated 

June,   1831; 

Opened 

for  Travel, 

July,  1835. 


OFFICERS. 

THOMAS  HOPKINSON,  President. 
GEORGE  BEMIS,  Clerk.  HORACE  WILLIAMS,  Treasurer. 


(Office,  5  Court  street.] 
GINERY  TWITOIIELL,  Superintendent. 

DIRECTORS. 

ISAAC  EMERY, 
DANIEL  DENNY, 
WM.    PARKER, 
NATHANIEL  HAMMOND, 

TIMOTHY  C.  LEEDS, 


[Office  at  Depot.] 
[Office  at  Depot.] 

J.  W.  EDMUNDS, 
JOHN  HATHAWAY, 
B.  F.  WHITE, 
GEORGE  B.  BLAKE, 


This  Road 
not  only  con- 
nects the  city 
of  Boston  with 
Worcester, 

and  the 

intermediate 

and  adjoining 

country  towns, 

but  consti- 
tutes, besides, 
the  Eastern 
end  of  the 
Great  Western 
Railway  Line 

from 
Albany,  &c. ; 

of  the 
Railroad  Line 

from 

New  York,  via. 

New  Haven, 

Hartford,  and 

Springfield, 

as  well  as 

of  the 

Steamboat  and 

Railroad 

Route  from 

New  York,  via 

Norwich. 


BOSTON  AND  WORCESTER  RAILROAD. 


EATES  IN  THROUGH  TKAINS. 


Stations.      Miles. 

Brighton, 6  ■ 

Angier's  Corner,-     7 

Newton, 9  • 

Needham, 13 

Natick, 17 

Saxonville 21 

Framingham,.  •  •  •  21 
Ashland, 00 


Season 

Fares. 

Tickets. 

.•  .15 

..   .20  • 

••   .25  • 

•  •  .35 

■  $50.00 

..   .45 

..  60.00 

••  .50 

■  ■  65.00 

••   .55 

•  •  65.00 

••  .00 

•  •  75.00 

Stations.      Miles.    Faees. 

Hopkinton, 24  •  ■  •  .60  • 

Holliston, 00  •■•  .60  • 

Southboro',  . .  •  28  •  ■  •  .70  • 

Milford,    00  •  ■  •  .75  • 

VVestboro', 32  ■  •  •  .75  • 

Grafton, 38  •  •  •  .85  • 

Millbury, 42  ■  •  •  1.00  • 

Worcester, 44  •  •  •  1.00  • 


Season 
Tickets. 

•  $75.00 

•  80.00 

•  85.00 

•  90.00 

•  60.00 

•  95.00 

•  100.00 

•  100.00 


NEWTON  AND  BROOKLINE  SPECIAL  TRAINS. 


Season 
Stations.      Miles.    Fares.  Tickets. 

Brookline, 3K-  ■  -lO  •  ■  $30.00 

Cambridge  Cross'g,  4  •••   .12>^..  30.00 

Brighton, 5  •  •  •   .12;^ .  •  30.00 

Newton  Corner,  •■  •  7  •••  .17  •••  35.00 


Season 
Stations.      Miles.    Fares.  Tickets 

Newtonville, 8  •  •  •   .19  •  ■  $40.00 

West  Newton,-...  9  •••  .19  ••.  40.00 
Auburndale,  •  •  •  •  lO,'^--  .21  •••  43  00 
Lower  Falls, 12  ...  .25  •••  45.00 


Brookline, 30 

Brighton, 30 

Newton  Corner,  •  • .  22 


Packages  for  $3.00 


West  Newton, 20 

Auburndale 18 

Lower  Falls, 15 


WAY  FARE. 


Brighton  and  Newton  Comer,  ■ 
Brighton  and  West  Newton,.  • . 
Brighton  and  Lower  Falls,  •  • .  ■ 
Newton  Corner  and  W.  Newton, 


.10 
.06>4; 


Newton  Comer  and  Lower  Falls,-   .10 
West  Newton  and  Lower  Falls,  .  •  .06X 
Boston  and  Milldam, .06}^ 


Fare  in  the  Saxonville  Trains,  same  as  in  Newton  Special  Trains. 
Fare  in  Saxonville  Trains  to  Grantville,  30  cents. 


The  Trains, 

both 

in 

Winter 

and 
Summer, 
are  very  nu- 
merous, and 

with 

reasonable 

rates  for  Single 

and  Season 

Passage 

Tickets, 

ofter 

strong 

inducements 

for 

gentlemen 

doing  business 

in  the  city, 

to  live 

in  the  country, 

both  on 

the 

score  of 

economy, 

and 

of 

health  and 

comfort. 


All  Season  Tickets  are  nominally  for  a  year,  and  are  payable  in  advance  as  follows,  viz  : 
For  the  1st  quarter,  3-5  per  cent,  of  yearly  rate.   I    For  the  3d  quarter,  2-5  per  cent,  of  vearly  rate. 
"      «    2d         "        2.5        "         «    ^  »    '    ..       I      "      "    4th       "         15        '•         .<   '    ..         « 

Thus  giving  to  the  purchaser  the  right  to  use  them  for  three,  six,  nine,  or  twelve  months,  on  payment 
as  above  —  it  being  understood  that  the  right  to  continuance  at  these  rates,  is  to  be  forfeited  by  non- 
payment within  three  days  of  the  beginning  of  the  quarter. 

No  Season  Ticket  is  transferable  —  nor  will  any  be  transferred  by  the  Superintendent.  But  in  cases 
which  seem  to  him  to  call  for  it,  he  will  redeem  the  ticket  at  a  fair  valuation  in  cash. 

The  holder  of  a  season  ticket  is  entitled  to  no  privilege  beyond  what  is  extended  to  transient  Pas- 
sengers, but  is  subject  to  the  same  contingencies  and  regulations  in  all  respects. 

Quarter  or  Term  Tickets  will  be  sold  to  scholars,  as  heretofore. 

All  Season  Tickets  are  to  begin  or  terminate  on  the  first  day  of  January,  April,  July,  or  October. 

Newton  Train  Tickets  pass  in  the  Saxonville  and  Milford,  as  well  as  in  the  Newton  Trains.  Persons 
holding  Special  Train  Season  Tickets,  may  purchase  the  privilege  of  using  them  in  the  Worcester 
Trains,  between  Brighton,  Newton  Corner,  or  West  Newton,  and  Boston,  by  paying  ten  dollars  per 
year,  or  not  exceeding  one  dollar  per  month,  for  not  less  than  three  months. 


46 


RAILROADS. 


EASTERN    RAILROAD. 


Depot 

on 

E.  R.  R.  wharf, 

Commercial 

Street, 
Boston. 


Depot  at 


Opened 

for  Travel  to 

Salem,  1839; 

Portsmouth,  N.H. 

1840; 
Portland,  Me. '41. 


OPFICEHS. 

D.  A.  NEAIi,  President. 
WILLIAM  S.  TUCKEEMAN,  Treasurer.  JOHN  IQNSMAN,  Superintendent 


[Office,  85  State  street.] 

J.  SMITH  ROBINSON,  Freight  Agent. 

[Office,  17  Merchauts'  Row.] 


[Office  at  Depot,  Salem,  and  at  Depot,  Boston.] 
WILLIAM  H.  FOSTER,  Clerk- 


DIRECTORS. 


JOHN  HOOPER, 
ISAIAH  BREED, 
DANIEL  ADAMS,  3d, 


J.  E.  THAYER, 
ICHABOD  GOODWIN, 
B.  T.  REED. 


EASTERN  RAILROAD, 

From  Boston,  through  Lynn,  Salem,  Beverly,  Wenham,  Ipswich,  Rowley,  Newburyport,  Salisbury, 
Seabrook,  Hampton  Falls,  Hampton,  and  Greenland,  to  Portsmouth.     By  the 

PORTSMOUTH,  SACO,  AND  PORTLAND  RAILROAD, 

Through  Elliot,  South  Berwick,  North  Berwick,  Wells,  Kennebunk,  and  Saco,  to  Portland.  Thence, 
by  Steamboats,  to  Bath,  Gardiner,  and  Hallowell  on  the  Kennebec,  and  Thomaston,  Camden,  Belfast, 
Frankfort,  and  Bangor,  on  the  Penobscot  Rivers.     Also,  by  the 

ESSEX  RAILROAD, 

With  Danvers,  Middleton,  Andover,  and  Lawrence.  By  Branches  with  Marblehead,  Manchester, 
Gloucester,  Salisbury  Mills,  Amesbury,  and  Great  Falls,  and  by  Stages  with  the  White  Mountains, 
and  all  the  interior  of  New  Hampshire  and  Maine. 


The 
Company 
will  not 

be 

liable 

for 

Passengers' 

Baggage, 

if  of 

value 

exceeding 


FARES,  ETC. 


Miles. 

Lynn, 9  .  • 

Salem, 14  •  • 


Beverly, 

Wenham, 

Ipswich, 

Rowley, 

Newburyport, 
Salisbury,.  •  • . 

Seabrook, 40 

Hampton  Falls,-  •  •  42 
Hampton, 44 


■     .2.5 
.     .40 

•  .45 

•  .56 
.     .70 

•  .80 
$1.00 

•  1.08 

•  1.16 

•  1.25 
.  1.32 


Miles. 


N.  Hampton, 47 

Greenland, 49 

Portsmouth, 54 

South  Berwick,  •  •  66 

North  Berwick.  •  •  72 

Wells, 77 

Kennebunk, 82 

Saco, 92 

Scarborough,  •••  •  100 2.00 


Fares. 
$1.40 

■  1.48 
.  1.50 
.  1.75 
.  1.95 

■  2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


Portland, 105 

Salem  to  Marblehead,  4  miles,. 


2.00 
.10 


fifty  dollars, 

unless 

notice  be 

given, 

and 

unless 

an 

extra    rate 

be 

paid 

in  advance. 


Season  Tickets  for  three,  six,  and  twelve  months,  granted  at  rates  40  to  80  per  cent,  discount  from 
regular  prices.     Usual  time  from  Boston  to  Portland,  534  hours. 

PASSENGER  TRAINS 

Leave  Boston  for  Portland,  and  intermediate  Stations,  daily,  at  7  A.M.,  and  2}i  P.M.  For  Ports- 
mouth, at  m  P.M.  For  Portsmouth  and  Salem,  eight  times  in  the  day.  A  Freight  Train  through  to 
Portland  ev^ry  morning. 

ADVANTAGES  OF  A  RESIDENCE  ON  THIS  ROUTE. 

No  Railroad  affords  access  to  so  many,  so  varied,  and  so  splendid  sea-side  locations,  or  passes 
through  so  many  pleasant  cities,  towns,  and  villages.  Its  Depots  are  within  a  mile  or  two  of  the  cele- 
brated beaches  of  Chelsea,  Nahant,  Swampscot,  and  Marblehead.  A  Branch  skirts  the  shores  of  Mas- 
sachusetts Bay,  in  the  towns  of  Beverly,  Manchester,  and  Gloucester,  opening  most  magnificent  views 
of  the  Ocean,  leading  to  the  most  retired  spots  for  sea-bathing,  and  to  the  most  delightful  walks  and 
drives  in  the  native  forests,  that  can  be  found  in  New  England.  This  shore  is  rapidly  filling  up  with 
marine  villas  and  cottages.  Farther  east,  at  Ipswich,  Plum  Island,  Hampton,  Rye,  Boar's  Head, 
Wells,  and  Saco  —  extensive  beaches,  good  public  houses,  and  healthful  resorts  for  summer  residence, 
afford  advantages  that  are  too  well  known  to  require  description. 


RAILROADS. 


47 


FITGHBURG    RAILROAD. 


Depot  on 
Causeway  and 

Haverhill, 

and  extension  of 

B  e verly 

Street. 


Incorporated 

March  3,  1842. 

Opened 

for  Travel 

to  Fitchburg, 

March  5,  1845. 


OFFICERS. 

JACOB  FORSTER,  President. 

SAMUEL  M.  FELTON,  Snperintendent.  JOHN  P.  WELCH,  Treasurer  and  Clerk. 

[Office  at  Depot.]  [Office  at  Depot.] 

DIRECTORS. 

N.  F.  CUNUmGHAM,  HENRY  TIMMINS, 

ISRAEL  LONGLEY,  ALVAH  CROCKER, 

E.  HASKETT  DERBY. 


There 

are  four 

Regular  Trains 

daily, 

each  way, 

to  and  from' 

Fitchburg, 

three 

of  which 

connect  at 

Groton, 

with    the 

Worcester  and 

Nashua, 
Stony  Brook, 

and 

Peterboro'  and 

Shirley 

Railroads, 

and  two 

at 

Fitchburg, 

with  the 

Vermont 

and 

Massachusetts, 

Cheshire, 

Sullivan, 

Vermont 

Central, 

and 

Passumpsic 

Railroads. 


FITCHBURG  RAILROAD. 


Season  Tickets. 


MttES. 

Prospect  Street,-  •  2  •  ■ 

SomerviUe, 3  •  ■ 

Porter's, 3X- 

West  Cambridge,    6  •  • 

Plympton's, 7K" 

Waltham, 10  •  • 

Weston, 13  •  • 

Lincoln, 17  •  • 

Concord, 20  •  • 

Soutti  Acton,  •  ■  •  25  •  • 

West  Acton, 27  •  • 

Littleton, 31  •• 

Groton, 35  •  • 

Shirley, 40  •  • 

Lunenburg, 42  •  • 

Leominster, 46  . . 

Fitchburg, 50  • 


Fares. 
.10 
.10 
.10 
.12 
.15 
.20 
.25 
.35 
.40 
.50 
.55 
.62 
.70 
.80 
.85 
.92 
1.00 


Package 
Tickets. 
16  for  Sl.OO 
16  for  1.00 
13  for  1.00 
50  for  5.00 
50  for  6.25 
50  for    7.50 


12  Mo. 

$12  00 
14.00 
17.00 
25.00 
35.00 
40.00 
40  00 
45  00 
50.00 
60.00 
60.00 
66.00 
75.00 
80.00 
82.00 
85.00 
95.00 


9  Mo. 

gio.oo 

11.00 
13.00 
19.00 
28.00 
82.00 
82.00 
36.00 
39.00 
46.00 
46.00 
52.00 
60.00 
63.00 
66.00 
67.00 
75.00 


6  Mo. 

3  Mo. 

$;7.00  • 

•  $4.00 

7.50  • 

■     4.00 

.     9.50  • 

•     5.00 

18.00  • 

•     7.00 

■  19.00  • 

•  10.00 

.  22.00  • 

■  11.00 

■  22.00  • 

•  11.00 

.  25.00  • 

-  13.00 

•  27.00  • 

•  15.00 

.  32.00  • 

■  18.00 

•  32.00  • 

•  18.00 

.  35.00  • 

.  20.00 

•  40.00  • 

.  22.00 

■  42.00  • 

.  24.00 

.  45.00  • 

•  25.00 

■  45.00  • 

•  25.00 

.  50.00  ■ 

■  25.00 

WATEKTOWN  BRANCH. 


Package 
Miles.  Fakes.       Tickets. 

Fresh  Pond, 5  ■  •     .10 

Mount  Auburn,.     5>^-     .10  ••  12  for  $1.00 
Watertown,  •  •  •  •     8  •  •     .16  ••  22  for    3.00 


Season  Tickets. 


12  Mo.      9  Mo. 

$22.00  •  $18.00 

■  25.00  ••  20.00 

■  35.00  •  •  30.00 


6  Mo. 

$14.00 

•  15,00 

•  20.00 


3  Mo. 

$8.00 
10.00 
12.00 


LEXINGTON  AND  WEST  CAMBRIDGE  BRANCH. 


Season  Tickets. 


Miles 

Pond  Street, 5 

W.  Camb.  Centre,  6 
Brattle  Station,  •  •  7 
East  Lexington,.  •  9 
Lexington, 11 


Package 

Tickets. 


12  Mo.      9  Mo. 


.12 >^.  25  for  $2.50  •  $22.00  •  $18.00 

.15  ••  25  for    3.12  -.  25.00  ••  19.00 

.15  ••  25  for    3.25  ••  28.00  ••  22.00 

.22  •■  25  for    4.50  ••  35.00  ••  28.00 

.25  ••  25  for    5.00  •■  40.00  ••  32.00 


6  Mo. 
$13.00 

•  13.00 

•  16.00 
.  19.00 
■  21.00 


8  Mo. 

$7.00 

7.00 

9.00 

10.00 

11.00 


A  few 

moments' 

ride 

on 

this    route 

will 

carry 

the 

traveller 

to 

the 

University 

at 

Cambridge, 

and 

to 

the  sacred    ■ 

grounds 

of 

Mt.  Auburn ; 

also 

to 

Fresh  Pond, 

a 

favorite  resort; 

and 

to  the 

memorable 

battle  fields 

of 

Lexington 

and 

Concord. 


Season  Tickets  for  children  under  12  years  of  age,  or  persons  attending  School,  are  allowed  at  half 
price. 

ADVANTAGES  OF  A  RESIDENCE  ON  THIS  ROUTE. 


There  are  12  Trains  each  way  daily,  wliich  stop  at  Somerville 

u        "     14      ic  «        II        "  "        "      "   Porter's  Sti 


"  3  to  6  " 


Station,  Cambridge. 
West  Cambridge  and  Waltham. 
Fresh  Pond,  Mount  Auburn,  and  Watertown. 
West  Cambridge  Centre,  East  Lexington,  and  Lexington. 


Thus  affording  every  variety  of  residences,  to  those  in  search  of  convenient  and  pleasant  locations, 
and  easy  access  to  Boston,  at  very  reasonable  prices. 


RAILROADS. 


OLD    COLONY    RAILROAD 


Depot 
Kne  eland, 

corner  of 

South  Street, 

Boston. 


Opened 

for 

Travel, 

November. 

1845. 


OFFICERS. 

E.  H.  DERBY,  President. 
GEORGE  N.  FLETCHER,  Treasurer.  JACOB  H.  LOUD,  Clerk. 

[Office,  14  Merchants'  Exchange.]  [Plymouth.] 

\J0SEPH  H.  MOORE,  Snperintendent.     [Office  at  Depot.] 


E.  H.  DERBY, 
J.  H.  LOUD, 


DIRECTORS. 

ISAAC  L.  HEDGE, 
URIEL  CROCKER, 
H.  H.  HUNNEWELL. 


P.  W.  HAYWARD, 
JOHN  SEAVER, 


A  Branch 

of  this 

Road  extends 

from 

Neponset  to 

Milton,  also  a 

Branch 

from. 

Abington  to 

Bridgewater, 

and  one 

from  Braintree 

to 

Fall  River, 

with  a  Branch 

to  Cape  Cod. 

Trains 

pass  often  over 

this  Road 

through  the 

towns 

near  Boston, 

commencing  at 

an  early 

hour  in  the 

morning,  and 

continuing 

until  a 

late  hour 

in  the 

evening. 


OLD  COLONY  RAILROAD. 


Miles.    Fares. 


Season  Tickets. 


Crescent  Avenue,  •  • 

Savin  Hill, 

Dorchester, 

Neponset, 

Squantum, 

Granite  Bridge,  •  •  •  6X 
Milton  L.  Mills,  •  •  •  l}i 
Dorchester  Facto's,    8  ■ 

Quincy, 8  • 

Milton  U.  Mills,- ••     ^% 

Braintree, 10}^ 

South  Braintree,  .  •  \\% 
South  Weymouth,-  15 
North  Abington,  •  •  18 

Abington, 19 

South  Abington,  •  -  21 
East  Bridgewater,  ■  26 

Bridgewater, 27>2 

North  Hanson, 23 

Hanson, 25 

Halifax, 28 

Plympton, 30 

Kingston, 33 

Plymouth, 37K 


•  .10  • 
.  .10  - 

•  .12^ 
.  .15  • 

•  .15  • 

•  .18  . 
.  .18  • 

•  .20  • 

.  .20  -■ 

•  .25  • 
.  .30  • 

•  .40  • 

•  .45  • 

■  .50  • 

•  .55  • 

■  .60  • 

■  .65  • 

•  .60  ■ 

•  .65  • 
■•  .75  ■ 
..  .80  • 

•  .90  • 
$1.00  • 


12  Mo. 
$20.00 

■  23.00 

■  25.00 

•  28.00 

•  32.00 

•  32.00 

•  34.00 

•  .36.00 

■  3750 

•  37.50 

•  40.00 

•  44.00 

•  50.00 

•  56.00 

•  60  00 

■  64.00 

•  66.00 

•  70.00 

•  66.00 
.  66.00 
.  70.00 

•  74.00 
■•  78.00 
■■  80.00 


6  Mo. 
$12.00 

•  14-00 

•  15.00 

•  17.00 

•  18.00 
.  18.00 

•  19.00 
.  21.00 
-  20.00 
.  20.00 

•  24.00 
.  26.00 

•  38.00 

•  34.00 
.  36.00 

•  38.00 

•  40.00 

•  42.00 
■  40.00 

•  40.00 
.  42.00 

•  45.00 
.  47.00 

•  48.00 


3  Mo. 

$7.00  • 

800  • 

9.00  • 

10.00  • 

11.00  - 

11.00  • 

11.50  • 

12.50  • 

12.00  • 

12.00  • 

14.00  • 

15.00  • 

18.00  • 

20.00  • 

21.00  • 

22.00  • 

24.00  • 

25.00  • 

24.00  • 

24.00  • 

25.00  - 

27.00  ■ 

28.00  • 

30.00  • 


2  Mo. 

.  $5.25 

.  6.00 

■ •  6.75 

•  7.50 
..  8.25 

•  8.25 
.  8.63 
.  938 
.  9.00 

•  9.00 
.  10.50 

■  11.25 

•  13.50 

•  15.00 

■  15.75 
.  16.50 

•  18.00 

•  18.75 
.  18.00 
.  18.00 

■ .  18.75 

-  19.25 

■  •  21.00 

.  22.50 


IMo. 

$3.50 
.  4.00 
.    4.50 

■  5.00 

•  5..50 

•  5.50 

•  5.75 
6.25 

-  .6.00 
6.00 
7.00 
7.50 
9.00 
10.00 

■  10.50 
11.00 

■  12.00 

■  12.50 
12.00 

■  12.00 
12.50 
13.50 
14.00 
15.00 


SOUTH  SHORE  RAILROAD. 

Miles.    Fares.  Season  Tickets. 


East  Braintree,. ...  11%- 

Weymouth, 12)^.. 

North  Weymouth,-  13?i-- 
East  Weymouth,  -  -  15  -  •  • 

Ilingham, 17)^-  ■ 

Nantasket, 19>^-' 

Cohasset, 22  •  -  • 


12  Mo. 

6  Mo. 

3  Mo. 

2  Mo. 

IMo. 

.30  •- 

$45.00 

■  $27.00 

■  $16.80  • 

$12.60 

•   $8.40 

.:^2  .. 

•  48.00 

..  28.80 

-  •  17.28  • 

.  12.96 

..    8.64 

M  ■ 

-  48.00 

••  28  80 

..  17.28  • 

.  •  12.96 

••    8.64 

.?riv. 

•  50.00 

--  30.00 

■ .  18.00  • 

• .  13  50 

..    9,00 

.40  • 

•  50.00 

-■  30.00 

••  18.00  • 

-  •  13.50 

..    9.00 

.50  • 

•  56.00 

••  33.60 

-.  20.16  • 

. .  15.12 

•  •  10.08 

The 
South  Shore 

Railroad 

diverges  from 

East  Braintree 

to 

Hingham 

and 

Cohasset, 

passing  near 

Nastasket 

Beach — 

and  thus 

gives  easy  and 

frequent 

access  to  the 

Ocean, 

and  the 

attractive 

Hotels,  Villas, 

pleasant 

drives, 

and 

excellent 

fishing  grounds 

of 

Nantasket 

Beach 

and 

Cohasset 

Rocks. 


SCENERY  AND  ATTRACTIONS. 

Dorchester,  Milton,  and  Quincy,  afford  locations  for  some  of  the  most  delightful  and  healthful  resi- 
dences. Savin  Hill,  Harrison  Square,  and  Neponset,  from  their  proximity  to  the  city,  and  their 
attractive  scenery,  have  become  favorite  places  of  residence.  The  surface  of  the  country,  for  the  first 
ten  miles  on  this  route,  is  beautifully  variegated,  presenting  a  continual  succession  of  picturesque 
views  of  the  country,  the  city,  and  the  sea.  Its  hill-tops  and  valleys  are  decked  with  splendid 
dwellings  and  tasteful  cottages,  and  no  where  can  be  found  the  union  of  town  and  country  more  com- 
plete. An  occasional  ride  in  the  cars  as  far  as  Braintree  and  Cohasset  will  amply  repay  one  for  the 
trifling  sum  exacted  for  fare.  If,  however,  the  ride  is  extended  to  Plymouth,  after  a  visit  to  Plymouth 
Rock,  Pilgrim  Hall,  and  the  graves  of  the  Forefathers,  the  denizen  of  the  city  will  return  better  fitted 
than  ever  to  pursue  his  business. 

FREIGHT  RATES. 

Coal,  Iron,  Manure,  Lumber,  Corn,  Grain,  Sugar,  Salt,  Paper,  Butter,  Groceries,  and  Dry  Goods, 
4  cents  per  ton  ;  light  and  bulky  merchandise,  4  cents  per  ton  (140  cubic  feet  to  the  ton.)  These  rates 
are  per  mile.     No  parcels  taken  on  this  road  for  less  than  20  cents. 

Luggage  allowed  each  Passenger — 60  lbs.    Excess  charged  at  20  cts.  per  100  lbs. 


RAILROADS 


49 


BOSTON    AND    PROVIDENCE    RAILROAD. 


Passenger 
and 

Freight  Stations, 
on  Pleasant, 

opposite 

Eliot  Street, 

Boston. 


Incorporated 

in 

1830; 

Opened 

for  Travel 

in 

1835. 


OFFICERS. 

CHARLES  H.  WARREN,  Pres. 
[Office,  Passenger  Station.] 


HENRY  DALTON,  Treasurer. 
[Office,  Passenger  Station.] 


EDWARD  PICKERING,  Clerk. 
[Office,  GO  State  Street.] 


W.  RAYMOND  LEE,  Sup't. 
[Office,  Passenger  Station.] 


Mass. 

Roxbury, 2 

Jamaica  Plain,-  •  ■  •     4 

Toll  Gat«, 5 

K.  Bridge, 7 

Dedhani  Low  Plain,    8 

Canton, 14 

Sharon, 18 

Foxboro', 21 

Mansfield, 24 

Tobey's  Corner,  •  •  •  27 

Attleboro', 31 

Dodgeville, 33 

Perrin's  Crossing,-  35 
Seekonk, 38 


Pares. 
.$0.10 

•  ■■10 

■  ••  12 
---20 
...20 

•  -•40 
---50 
.--56 

■  •■70 


-  95 
■  95 

'1.05 
1.15 


Providence, 42     1.25 


DIRECTORS. 

WILLIAM  APPLETON, 
WILLIAM  AMORY, 
IGNATItrS  SARGENT, 
GEORGE  R.  RUSSELL, 
JOHN  BARSTOW, 
JOSEPH  GRINNELL. 


CAPE  COD  BRANCH  RAILROAD. 

From  Middleborough  Four  Corners,  to  Sandwich, 
via  Wareham.     Office,  No.  16   Mercliants'  Ex. 
J.    H.    W.    Va.ge,   President.     J.  H.  W.  Page, 

Amos  Otis,  Benjamin    Burgess,    M.    S.    Lincoln, 

Richard  Borden,  Directors.     S.    Shaw,  Clerk  and 

Treasurer. 

CHESHIRE  RAILROAD. 

From  South  Ashburnham,  through  Keene,  to  Bel- 
lows Falls.  Office,  .-56  State  st. 
Thomas  M.  Edwards,  Keene,  N.  H.  President. 
S.  Hale,  Benjamin  F.  Adams,  Thomas  Thacher, 
Hiram  Hosmer,  E.  Murdock,  jr.,  George  Hunting- 
ton, Directors.     C.  J.  Everett,  Treasurer. 

CONCORD    RAILROAD,  N.  H. 

From  Nashville.  Office,  7  Merch.  Exch.,  Boston. 
Isaac  Spalding,  President.  Josiah  Stickney,  of 
Boston ;  Charles  H.  Peaslee,  of  Concord  ;  Robert 
Read,  of  Manchester ;  Uriel  Crocker,  of  Boston, 
Robert  McGaw,  of  Merrimac,  N.  H. ;  Emmons 
Ra5'mond,  of  Boston,  Directors.  N.  P.  Lovering, 
Treasurer.     .John  H.  George,  Clerk. 

CONNECTICUT    AND    PASSUMPSIC 
RIVERS  RAILROAD. 

From  Lebaiian,  N.  H.  to  the  Canada  line.  Office, 
No.  7  Merchants'  Exchange,  Boston. 
Erastus  Fairbanks,  St.  Johnsbury,  Vermont, 
President.  Asa  Low,  Bradford,  Vt.,  Vice-Presi- 
dent. Oliver  Dean,  Addison  Gilmore,  F.  Homer, 
B.  B.  Mussey,  N.  H.  Emmons,  Josiah  Stickney, 
William  Thomas,  W.  F.  Weld,  Boston;  Joseph 
Sawyer,  Peirmont,  N.  H.  ;  Arthur  Latham,  Lyme, 
N.  H. ;  Henry  Keyes,  Newbury,  Vt. ;  E.  B.  Chase, 
Lyndon,  Vt.,  Portus  Baxter,  Derby,  Vt.,  Direc- 
tors.    Henry  Keyes,  .Sec.     Josiah  Stickney,  Treas. 

CONNECTICUT   RIVER   RAILROAD. 

From  Greenfield  to  Springfield,  -'Jb  miles.     Office, 

No.  4  Merchants'  Exchange. 

Henry  W.  Clapp,  President.     Samuel  Henshaw, 
James  K.  Mills,  E.  H.  Robbins,   Henry  W.  Clapp, 
Lemuel  Pope,  N.  II.  Emmons,  I.  Sargent,  J.  Mor-  | 
gan,  Directors. 


FALL  RIVER  RAILROAD. 

From  Braintree  to  Fall  River. 
N.  B.  Borden,  President.  C.  C.  Gilbert,  Royal 
Turner,  Richard  Borden,  J.  Borden,  P.  H.  Peirce, 
N.  Stetson,  J.  S.  Tillinghast,  J.  C.  Dodge,  Direc- 
tors. D.  Anthony,  Treasurer.  Nathan  Durfee, 
Clerk. 

GRAND  JUNCTION   R.   R.   DEPOT 
COMPANY. 

From   East   Boston  to  Charlestown  and   Boston. 

Treasurer's  Office,  City  Hall, 

Samuel  S.  Lewis,  President.  David  Henshaw, 
Ich.  Goodwin,  Portsmouth,  N.  H. ;  James  Cun- 
ningham, Charles  Paine,  Northfield,  Vt.,  Directors. 
C.  G.  Ripley,  Secretan/.  Wm.  L.  Dearborn,  Engi- 
neer.    J.  C.  Dunn,  Treasurer  and  Clerk. 

MICHIGAN  CENTRAL  RAILROAD. 

Office  9  Merchants'  Exchange. 
John  M.  Forbes,  President. 
George  B.  Upton,  Treasurer. 

NORFOLK  COUNTY  RAILROAD. 

From  Dedham  to  Blackstone.     Office,   10  Railroad 
Exchange. 

Welcome  Farnum,  President.  Isaac  Livermore, 
Samuel  Frothingh.am,  Freeman  Fisher,  Dan  Hill, 
Charles  H.  Warren,  Willis  Fisher,  Directors.  Ed- 
mund W.  Clap,  Clerk.  Edward  Haynes,  jr..  Trea- 
surer. Hem-y  W.  Nelson,  Superintendent  at  Proo- 
idenee  Railroad  Depot,  Boston. 

RUTLAND  AND  BURLINGTON  (VT.), 
RAILROAD. 

From  Bellows  Falls  to   Burlington,  118  miles. 
Office,  10  Merchants'  Exchange. 

Timothy  Follett,  President.  Samuel  P.  Strong, 
Charles  Linsley,  P.  Fletcher,  John  A.  Gonant, 
Chester  Granger,  George  T.  Hodges,  N.  Fullerton, 
Wm.  Henry,  Jona.  Elliot,  Nathan  Rice,  Jona. 
Howe,  B.  T.  Reed,  Directors.  Samuel  Henshaw, 
Tre'isurer.  Samuel  Swift,  Assistant  Treasurer  and 
Clerk. 


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RAILROADS. 


NORTHERN    RAILROAD. 

From  Concord,  N.  H.,  to  Lebanon,  N.  H.---69  Miles. 


orncERS. 

GEORGE  W.  NESMITH,  of  Franklin,  N.  H.,  President 

JOSEPH  B.  WALKER,  Clerk  (Concord,  N.  H.) 

ONSLOW  STERNS,  Superintendent  (Concord,  N.  H.)  GEO.  S.  HARRIS,  Treasurer,  pro.  tern.  (Boston) 

[OflSce,  No.  9  Kailroad  JExchange.j 

DIRECTORS. 

WILLIAM  J.  WALKER,  of  Boston,  JOSIAH  B.  FRENCH,  of  LoweU, 

JOHN  R.  BREWER,  of  Boston,  FRANCIS  N.  FISK,  of  Concord, 

GEORGE  A.  KETTELL,  of  Charlestown,  TIMOTHY  KENRICK,  of  Lebanon. 

From  Boston  by  the  Lowell  Railroad,  through  Lowell,  Nashua,  and  Manchester,  to  Concord,  N.  H. 
Leaves  Concord  on  the  arrival  of  the  trains  from  Boston,  passing  through  the  towns  of  Boscawen, 
Franklin,  Andover,  Danbury,  Grafton,  Canaan,  and  Enfield  to  West  Lebanon,  on  the  Connecticut 
River,  there  connecting  with  the  Vermont  Central  and  Passumpsic  Railroads,  and  is  the  nearest  route 
from  IBoston  to  Central  and  Northern  New  Hampshire,  Vermont,  and  the  Canadas.  It  is  also  the 
British  Steam  Mail  Line. 

Cars  leave  Franklin  by  the  Franklin  and  Bristol  branch  on  the  arrival  of  the  first  train  of  cars  for 
the  White  Mountains,  via  New  Hampton,  Plymouth,  Franconia  Notch,  Littleton,  &c. 

Numerous  Stages  connect  with  the  roads,  and  leave  Bristol  for  new  Hampton,  Rumney,  and  towns 
in  those  directions ;  Lebanon  for  Meriden,  Claremont,  &c. ;  Wells  River  for  Littleton,  White  Mountains,; 
N.  H.,  Lyndon,  Craftsbury,  Vt.,  and  Stanstead,  Canada ;  White  River  Village  for  Woodstock,  &c.  ' 
Bethel  for  Rutland,  Middlebury,  &c. ;  Northfield  for  Montpelier,  Burlington,  Montreal,  &c. 


PLYMPTON  BRANCH  RAILROAD 
COMPANY. 

Office,  109  Washington  street. 
Robert   Rantoul,  jr.,   rresident.      David   Dyer, 
James  French,  Thomas  Bates,  Benjamin  French, 
Dorus  Clarke,  Directors.   B.  W.  Foster,  Treasurer. 
Samuel  Gould,  Secretary. 

SOUTH  SHORE  RAILROAD. 

From  North  Braintrce  to  Cohasset.     Treasurer's 

Office,  27  State  Street. 

Alfred  C.  Hersey,  President.  Elliot  L.  White, 
John  W.  Loud,  William  Humphrey,  George  T. 
Bigelow,  James  C.  Doane,  Joseph  Loud,  jr.  Direc- 
tors.    Oilman  Davis,  Treasurer. 

TAUNTON  BRANCH  RAILROAD. 

Treasurer's  Office,  60  State  street,  Boston. 
T.  B.  Wales,  Preside7it.     S.   Frothingham,  J.  F. 
Loring,  S.  Quincy,  W.  A.  Crocker,  Directors.     W. 
A.  Crocker,  General  Superintendent.     Edwin  Pick- 
ering, Treasurer  and  Clerk. 

VERMONT  CENTRAL  RAILROAD. 

Office,  15  Merchants'  E.xchange. 
Charles  Paine,  President.     Isaac  Spalding,  John 
Peck,  Daniel  White,  Isaiah  Silver,  Robert  G.  Shaw, 
Horatio  Adams,  Directors.     Wm.   Warner,    Treas- 
urer.    E.  P.  Walton,  jr.,  C'/er/c. 


SULLIVAN  RAILROAD. 

From  Walpole,  N.  H.,  to  Winsor,  Vt.,  25  miles. 
Transfer  Office,  4  Court  street. 

Henry  Hubbard,  President.  Ashbell  Hamlin, 
Charlestown,  N.  H. ;  Isaac  Parker,  Franklin 
Evans,  Boston  ;  Daniel  White,  Charlestown,  Ms. ; 
Wm.  H.  Farwell,  Claremont,  N.  H. ;  Wm.  T. 
Eustis,  Boston,  Directors.  George  Olcott,  Charles- 
town, N.  H.,  Treasurer.     P.  C.  Freeman,  Clei'k. 

VERMONT   AND  MASSACHUSETTS 
RAILROAD. 

From  Fitchburgh  to  Brattleboro*.     Office  11,  Rail- 
road Exchange. 
Alvah  Crocker,  President.    Jabez  C.  Howe,  Thos. 

Whittemore,  C.  Tyler,  Daniel  Bartlett,  jr.,  Joseph 

Goodhue,  H.  Chapman,  Lyman  Nichols,  Directors. 

John  Rogers,  Treasurer  and  Clerk. 

WESTERN  RAILROAD. 

Office,  12  Railroad  Exchange,  Court  sq. 
A.  Gilmore,  President.  A.  H.  Bullock,  Josiah 
Stickney,  Robert  Campbell,  James  M.  Williams, 
John  Howard,  John  Branning,  Henry  B.  Grove, 
(one  vacancy,)  Directors.  Stephen  Fairbanks, 
Treastirer.  Ellis  Gray  Loring,  Clerk.  A.  Phelps, 
jr.,  Solicitor. 


HAIZ.WAY  INFOR3MATIOIT   OFFICE. 

The  Ilailways  of  New  England  have  become  so  numerous  that  there  are  very  few  places  of  any  importance  which 
cannot  be  reached  by  this  mode  of  conveyance.  The  annual  returns  from  thirty-seven  railway  corporations  in  Massa- 
chusetts, made  to  thpi  Legislature  at  its  last  session,  show  tiiat  ahout/orty-sei-en  millions  of  dollars  have  already  been 
expended  in  the  construction  of  railways  in  this  single  State.  The  aggregate  length  of  the  roads  is  954  miles,  besides 
88  miles  of  branches.  About  300  miles  of  new  railway  were  put  in  operation  on  the  various  lines  leading  to  Boston, 
during  the  past  year,  and  the  work  of  construction  is  still  going  on  vigorously. 

This  Railway  System  has  effected  a  wonderful  change,  not  only  in  the  means  of  locomotion,  but  in  the  whole 
current  of  business.  To  meet  the  constant  call  for  information  in  regard  to  the  various  lines  of  railway  which  have 
their  common  centre  in  Boston,  an  office  has  been  established  at  No.  5  Washington  street,  from  which  the 
BOSTON   PATH-FINDER,  a  Railway  and  Advertising  Paper,  is  issued,  and  also,  on  the  1st  and  15th  of  each  mouth,  the 

NEW  ENGLAND  RAILWAY   GUIDE, 

a  very  convenient  and  useful  work,  published  by  Geo.  K.  Snow  &  Co.,  under  the  direction  and  authority  of  the  New 
England  Association  of  Railw.ay  Superintendents.  An  accurate  Pocket  Companion  of  this  kind,  giving  the  starting 
time  of  each  train  from  each  station,  on  all  the  Railways  in  New  England,  with  the  distjinces  and  fares,  and  other  im- 
portant information  for  travellers,  is  very  much  needed  ;  and  as  this  work  is  issued  with  the  sanction  and  co-operation 
of  the  l{ailway  Superintendents,  who  furnish  the  information  for  their  respective  roads,  it  can  be  relied  upon  with  entire 
confidence.  ISvery  traveller  should  have  one  of  them  in  his  pocket,  and  be  sure  also  that  it  is  the  last  edition,  as 
changes  are  very  frequently  made  in  the  time  of  starting  the  trains. 


DIRECTORY  TO  JOY  S  BUILDING. 


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JOY'S    BUILDING. 


Located  on 

Washington  Street, 

nearly  opposite 

the  head  of 
State    Street. 


It  occupies 

from  No.  77  to  85 
Washington  Street, 

and  contains 
40  Stores  and  Offices. 


JOY'S  BUILDING. 

AMOS  COTTING,  Superintendent.    Office,  No.  3. 

This  Edifice  is  admirably  adapted  to  business  purposes,  and  for  Offices  ;  being  situated  in  the  centre 
of  business,  nearly  opposite  the  head  of  State  street,  it  is  found  a  convenient  place  for  a  business  loca- 
tion. The  Building  stands  on  the  site  of  the  First  Church,  and  since  its  erection  has  been  remodelled 
several  times.  It  now  resembles  many  European  edifices  in  its  interior  arrangement,  having  a  main 
entrance  to  the  centre,  from  which  ascends  a  circular  staircase  to  the  top.  Surrounding  this,  on  each 
story,  are  located  the  offices,  all  large,  airy,  and  convenient. 

Several  of  the  rooms  are  now  unoccupied,  giving  a  good  opportunity  to  those  in  quest  of  a  central 
location,  to  procure  one  on  desirable  terms.  It  is  well  adapted  to  those  engaged  in  the  Law  business. 
Drawing,  Engraving,  Architecture,  &c.  In  the  Directory  below  will  be  noticed  the  various  occupations 
and  occupants. 

DIRECTORY  TO  THE  STORES  AND  OFFICES  IN  JOY'S  BUILDING. 


STOEES  ON  WASHINGTON  STBEET. 

No.  77.  John  Marsh,  Stationer. 

No.  77.  Paine  &  Newcomb's 

FRUIT  AND  REFRESHMENT  ROOM, 
Basement  Story,  North  Corner. 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Fruits,  Pastry,  Tea 
and  Coffee,  etc.,  constantly  on  hand.  The  cen- 
tral location  of  this  Model  Fruit  and  Refresh- 
ment Room  renders  it  very  convenient  for  the 
accommodation  of  both  stranger  and  citizen. 
The  Delicacies  of  the  Tropical,  as  well  as  those 
of  our  oion  Clijnate,  are  to  be  had  at  this  place 
in  abundance. 

No.  79.  F.  B.  Wallis,  Boots  and  Shoes. 

No.  83.  J.  Gooding,  Watches  and  Jewelry. 

No.  8.5.  Grafton  &  Co., 

GENTLEMEN'S  GLOVE  &  HOSIERY  STORE, 
Importers  of  (1/ores,  Hosiery,  Under  Garments, 
iSfC. ,  and  Dealers  in  every  variety  of  Gentlemen's 
Wardrobe  Goods ;  also  manufacture,  from  the 
best  materials,  by  measure.  Shirts,  Coltars,  Neck 
Stocks,  Sfc. 

FIEST  STOEY. 

No.  81  Washington  street, 

C.  A.  Hewins, 
FRENCH  SHIRT  ESTABLISHMENT, 
All  Shirts  made  to  order  (in  the  Fre7ich  Style), 
of  the  best  goods,  and  in  the  most  faithful  tnan- 
her. 

No.  81.  Boston  and  Chelsea  Laundry  Office. 

No.  81.  J.  Prentiss,  Music  Dealer. 

SECOND  STORY. 

No.  1.  Real  Estate  Mutual  Fike  Insuiiance 
Company.  Chartered  in  1846.  Insures  baild- 
ings  only. 

Willard  Sears,  President.  Geo.  B.  Sickels, 
Secretary.  Eben  Sears,  John  P.  Monks,  Wal- 
ter Bryent,  Francis  Standish,  Wm.  Macomber, 


Edward  C.  Tillson,  Uriah  Ritchie,  John  Coe, 
Isaac  Tower,  James  M.  Cook,  Isaac  Adams, 
F.  Crosby,  C.  J.  Millard,  N.  Sargent,  I.  H. 
Hazelton,  Azel  Ames,  J.  A.  Turner,  Directors. 

No.  1.  N.  Sargent,  Real  Estate  Agent. 

No.  1^.  Silvio  Gas  Light  Company.     0.  A.  Far- 
well,  Treasurer. 
H.  J.  Sargent,  Counsellor. 

No.  2.  S.  E.  Bugbee,  Architect. 

No.  3.  Amos  Cotting,  Sujicrintendent. 

No.  4.  Benjamin  Johnson,  Broker. 

No.  5.  Goodi-ich  &  Dyer.  Merchant  Tailor.^. 

No.  5.^.  D.  C.  Hitchcock, 

DESIGNER  &  ENGRAVER  ON  WOOD, 
81  Washington  street. 

No.  6.  J.  Preston,  Architect  and  Builder. 
George  W.  Gray,  Architect. 

No.  8.  Charles  Roath,  Architect. 

No.  9.  A  Gushing,  Jr. 

No.  10.  U.  A.  Bovden,  Engineer. 

No.  11.  J.  D.  Towle,  Architect. 

Harvey  Graves,  Architect. 

No.  13.  J.  Mason,  Exchange  Broker. 

No.  14.  Boston  Society  of  Civil  Engineers. 

No.  18.  R.  E.  Apthorp. 

No.  20.  Charles  Cook,  Lithographic  Engraver. 

No.  21.  William  Dennison,  Architect  and  Drafts- 
man. 

No.  22.  Max.  Isnard,  French  Consul. 

No.  24.  J.  B.  Casas. 

No.  26.  Colonization  Society. 

Theological  Education  Society. 

No.  32.  Pkople's  Daguerreotype  Rooms.  81 
Washington  street. 

S.  FLETCHER,  Proprietor.  (Successor  to  Rice  &  Heard.) 
Miniatures  taken  in  any  weather,  in  good  style, 
and  neatly  set  iii  Lockets,  Frames,  Pins,  or 
Rings.  Perfect  satisfaction  guaranteed,  or  no 
charge.  TJie  Public  are  incited  to  call  and  ex- 
amine Specimens. 


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DIRECTORY      TO      MASSACHUSETTS     BLOCK 


MASSACHUSETTS   BLOCK. 


Located  on 

Court    Square, 

corner  of 

Williams     Court, 

near 

City   Hall. 


Erected 

in 

the  Year  1847, 

containing 

seventy  good-sized 

Rooms. 


MASSACHUSETTS  BLOCK. 

WILLIAM  S.  LOVELL,  Agent  and  Superintendent.     Office,  Nos.  1  &  3  Mass.  Block. 

This  Block  fronts  on  Court  Square,  opposite  the  Court  House;  it  is  pleasantly  situated,  and  in  a 
quiet  place,  central  to  business  ;  has  a  spacious  entry,  with  light  and  airy  rooms,  and  is  well  adapted 
for  lawyer's  offices,  and  other  business  purposes. 


DIRECTORY  TO  THE  ROOMS  IN  MASSACHUSETTS  BLOCK. 


FIRST  STORY. 

No.  2.  Magnetic  Telegraph  Office. 
No.  6.  Free  Soil  State  Committee. 
No.  7.  Jonathan  Whipple,  ConMahle. 

William  Monroe,  Constable. 

J.  T.  Lawton,  Constable. 
No.  8.  Geological  Society. 
No.  10.  B.  T.  Cliapin,  Broker. 
No.  11.  Samuel  K.  Blaney,  Broker. 

A.  P.  Klines,  Broker. 
No.  12.  Lords  &  Palmer,  Counsellors  and  Attorneys 
No.  13.  F.  Brinley,  Cotmsellor,  and  Commissioner 
for  Texas. 

SECOND  STORY. 

No.  14.  Day  &  Gouch,  Coumellors. 
No.  15.  D.  S.  Gilchrist,  Counsellor. 
No.  16.  William  Haskell,  Counsellor. 
No.  17.  Benjamin  Haskell,  Counsellor. 
No.  18.  S.  W.  Robinson,  Counsellor. 

C.  E.  Allen,  Counsellor. 
No.  21.  James  H.  Blake,  Real  Estate  Broker. 

C.  P.  Dexter,  Real  Estate  Broker. 
No.  20.  Charles  L.  Woodbury,  United  States  Com- 
missioner. 
No.  22.  Robert  Rantoul,  jr.,  ^ 

and  >  Coxmsellors. 

No.  24.  George  F.  Putnam,  ) 


No.  2.5.  S.  H.  Phillips,  Counsellor,  and  Commissioner 
for  New    York,  Ohio,  Maryland,  Vermont,  and 
New  Hampshire. 
No.  26.  William    E.   Parraenter,    Counsellor,    and 

('ommisssoner  for  New  York  and  Maine. 
No.  27.  George  P.  Sanger,  Counsellor. 
No.  28.  B.  W.  Nichols,  Couusellor. 

Henry  Nichols,  Broker. 
No.  30.  C.  W.  Larrabee,  Counsellor. 

THIRD  STORY. 

No.  31.  L.  B.  Guernsey,  Counsellor,  and  Commis- 
iioner  for  Maine,  New  Hampshire,  Vermont, 
Suffolk  Co.  {Mass.),  Connecticut,  New  York, 
and  Wiscoiisin. 

No.  32.  F.  L.  Andrews,  Counsellor. 

No.  36.  W.  J.  Welch,  Counsellor. 

No.  37.  Samuel  H.  Pook,  Naval  Architect. 

No.  38.  John  Welch,  Counsellor. 

No.  39.  C.  F.  Bacheller,  Watch  Maker. 

No.  42.  Macon  B.  Allen,  Counsellor. 

No.  44.  H.  B.  Sargent,  Counsellor. 

No.  43.  T.  Voelckers,  Architect. 

No.  48.  W.  C.  Hibbard,  Mechanical  Engineer. 

No.  50.  Calvin  Brown,        ^  ^.^ -^  ^,^^  Mechanical 

No.  50.  Charles  Hastings,  S  Enyineers. 


The  Basement  Story  of  Massachusetts  Block  is  favorably  known  to  citizens  and  strangers  as 
GIBBS'     EATING    HOUSE, 

where  the  gentlemanly  proprietor  has  gained  an  enviable  reputation  in  supplying  the  good  things  of 
life  in  a  most  satisfactory  manner. 

The  thorough  and  complete  arrangements  in  the  Culinary  Department,  the  polite  and  efficient  corps 
of  Attendants,  the  order  and  neatness  which  always  greet  the  visiter,  have  been  well  appreciated, 
as  his  thronged  apartments  will  prove.  In  fact,  his  course  has  been,  and  still  is,  ONWARD! 
Encouraged  by  the  flattering  response  to  his  "  WILL  ENDEAVOR"  and  "  TOTAL  ABSTINENCE," 
he  designs  to  give  the  weary  Rk.st,  as  well  as  Food.     For  this  purpose  Mr.  Gibbs  is  now  fitting  up  for 

COlVEIMEODIOnS    SI.EEPZN6    APARTJMIEITTS, 

a  part  of  the  Building.  A  new  entrance  will  soon  be  opened  to  a  spacious  Office  on  the  first  story,  and 
by  means  of  a  stairway  from  this  to  the  chambers,  the  Hotel  is  entirely  separate  and  distinct  from  the 
business  part  of  the  building. 

Its  central  location,  the  reasonable  charges,  substantial  fare,  clean  beds,  and  kind  attention,  upon 
which  the  stranger  may  always  confidently  depend,  will  render  this  Establishment  exceedingly  popuhir, 
and,  if  possible,  give  it  a  more  enviable  reputation  as  a  IIothl  than  it  ever  enjoyed  as  a  Restaurant. 

Brother  Odd  Fellows,  Sons  of  Temperance,  and  the  Public  generally,  aie  respectfully  invited  to 
remember  the  place. 


THE     SOUTH     MARKET. 


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THE    SOUTH    MARKET. 


Incorporated 

1848. 
Erected  in 

1848-9. 

Organized 

1849. 


Cost  to  present 
Proprietors 

$75,000. 


OFFICERS. 

8AMUSL  S.  PESKINS,  President.  CHARLES  M.  ELLIS,  Treasurer. 

DEXTER  E.  WADLEIGH,  Agent  and  Superintendent. 

DIRECTORS. 

S.  S.  PERKINS,  D.  E.  WADLEIGH, 

C.  AMEE, 


J.  M.  MAYO, 


J.  L. 


J.  COLBURN. 


THE  SOUTH  MARKET 

Is  located  on  Beach  street,  between  Lincoln  and  South  .sts. ;  it  is  often  called  the  Beach  street  Market, 
but  its  incorporated  name  is  The  South  Market.  The  building  was  commenced  in  1848,  and  finished 
the  present  year.  Its  dimensions  are  72  feet  by  119,  and  it  is  substantially  built.  The  first  floor  is  fitted 
up  as  a  market,  and  contains  38  stalls  for  the  sale  of  meat,  fish,  vegetables  and  fruit.  Situated  in  a 
section  of  the  city  which  is  rapidly  increasing  in  population  and  business,  it  cannot  fail  to  yield  a  fair 
dividend  to  the  stockholders,  and  prove  profitable  to  the  occupants. 

The  proximity  of  this  market  to  the  Western  Railroad,  the  great  depot  of  Western  produce,  is 
favorable  to  its  prosperity.  The  Old  Colony  Railroad  Depot,  too,  is  close  at  hand,  and  the  residents 
of  Dorchester  and  the  neighboring  towns,  who  daily  pass  over  that  road  to  their  business  in  the  city, 
find  it  a  very  convenient  place  to  leave  their  empty  market  baskets,  to  be  filled  with  the  good  things 
found  there.  To  the  South  End  purchaser  it  offers  great  inducements,  as  its  already  numerous 
patrons  can  testify,  who  avail  themselves  of  the  advantages  and  conveniences  of  this  market.  A  large 
supply  in  great  variety  is  always  on  hand  at  the  lowest  market  rates. 

BEACH  STREET  MUSEUM. 

The  upper  story  has  been  leased  to  Mr.  C.  R.  Thorne,  and  will  be  opened  in  August  next.  Under 
the  management  of  so  popular  an  actor,  the  Beach  Street  Museum  will  merit  a  large  share  of 
patronage. 


No. 


DIEECTOEY  TO 
Refreshments. 
C.  N.  Chandler. 

Meats. 


2  &  3.  John  H.  Proctor. 

4.  Ileliodorus  Wellington. 
6.  Oscar  Hosford. 

6.  Benjamin  S.  Bosworth. 

7.  William  Trescott. 

8.  Downes  &  Robbins. 
9  &  11.  William  Wood. 

10  &  12.  Scwall  &  Symonds. 

14.  Brown  &  Palmer. 

16.  William  B.  Flanders. 

18.  Stephen  F.  Hoogs. 

20.  Gorham  A.  Leland. 
35  &  36.  T.  S.  Penney  &  Brother. 

37.  Edwin  Shannon. 

38.  Azel  Sanborn. 


THE  SOUTH  MAEKET. 

Veffeiables. 
Nos.  13  &  lo.  Hatch  &  Sherman. 

17  &  19.  William  F.  McClintock. 

28.  Charles  H.  Twiss. 

Fish. 
23  &  25.  David  Johnson. 

Butter,  Cheese,  and  Eggs. 

29.  Amasa  Harmon. 
30  &  31.  Thayer  &  Hastings. 

32.  Shaw  &  Thomas. 

33.  Levi  Newcomb,  jr. 

34.  Drew  &  Cobb. 

P?-oduce. 
(Cellar)  1.  Childs  &  Chesley. 

Frtiit. 
(Cellar)  2.  Sewall  &  Williams. 


54 


SILVER   LAKE    ICE    COMPANY. MILITARY. 


PLYMPTON  BRANCH  RAILROAD  AND  SILVER  LAKE  ICE  COinPANY. 


Incorporated 

bj  the 

Legislature  of  Mass., 

AprU  24,  1848. 


R.  RAWTOUL,  Jr.,  President. 
B.  W.  FOSTER,  Treasurer. 
J.  C.  GIBBES,  Manager. 
Office,  109  Washington  street. 


Silver  Lake  is  a  beautiful  sheet  of  water,  seven  miles  in  circumference,  and  situated  within  seven 
miles  of  the  town  of  Plymouth.  It  is  accessible  by  means  of  the  Plympton  Branch  Railroad,  which 
joins  the  Old  Colony  Road  at  Plympton.  The  above  cut  represents  the  Ice  Houses  and  Ice  cutting 
operations  on  the  Lake  in  Winter.  The  Ice  from  this  Lake  is  considered  the  purest  of  any  brought  to 
Boston,  as  it  leaves  no  sediment  whatever  when  dissolved ;  and  from  experiments  which  have  been 
made,  it  appears  that  it  takes  a  much  longer  time  to  dissolve  than  any  other  Ice,  when  placed 
under  the  influence  of  the  same  atmosphere,  thereby  eftecting  a  considerable  saving  to  the  consumer  ; 
for  which  reason  it  has  attracted  the  attention  of  shippers  to  warm  climates,  who  have  been  at  the 
pains  to  test  the  fact  by  a  comparison  with  Ice  from  other  sources.  The  difference  is  supposed  to  arise 
from  Silver  Lake  being  supplied  by  pure  spring  boater,  which  is  longer  freezing,  and  when  frozen  be- 
comes more  solid,  and  is  longer  dissolving,  than  that  which  is  collected  from  ponds  of  fresh  water. 
The  Company  have  cut,  this  season,  12,000  tons,  and  have  extensive  storehouses  in  South  Boston,  as 
well  as  at  the  Lake. 


miLITARY. 

The  Militia  of  this  city  comprises  the  Fikst  Brigade  (of  the  First  Division),  Mass.  Vol.  Militia, 
and  the  Divisionaky  Company  of  Independent  Cadets,  attached  to  the  First  Division. 

The  First  Brigade,  comprises  General,  Field,  Staff,  and  Company  officers,  as  follows :  — 

BRIGADE,  GENERAL,  AND  STAFF  OFFICERS. 
B.  FRANKLIN  EDMANDS,  Brigadier  General. 

THE  STAFF.  — N.  A.  M.  Dudley,  Briy-Major.     Capt.  John  F.  Pray,  Aid-de-Camp.     Capt.  Joseph 
H.  Berret,  Quarter  Master. 

FITTH  REGIMENT  ARTILLERY. 
FIELD  OFFICERS.  — Wm.  B.  Perkins,  Colo7iel.    Asa  Law,  Li.  Colonel.    Robert  Cowdin,  Major. 
THE  STAFF.  —  Lieut.  Francis  Allen,  Adjutant.     Lieut.  H.  \V.  Dsher,  Quarter  Master.     Henry 
G.  Clark,  Surgeon. 

companies  of  artillery. 
A,  Boston  Artillery,  Capt.  W.  W.  Bullock.          I      C,  AVashington  Artillery,  Capt.  Caleb  Page. 
D,  Roxbury  Artillery,  Capt.  Benj.  H.  Burrell.      |      B,  Columbian  Artillery,"  Capt. . 

FIRST  REGIMENT  LIGHT  INFANTRY. 
FIELD  OFFICERS.  —  Samuel  Andrews,  Colonel.     (Yxcxfir),  Lieut.  Colonel  and  Major. 
THE  STAFF.  —  Lieut.  Cuarles  L.  IIoi.bb.ook,  Adjutant.    Joseph  W.  Arnold,  Quarter  Master. 

companies  of  infantry. 


E,  City  Guards,  Capt.  Newel  A.  Thompson. 
B,  New  England  Guards,  Capt.  J.  P.  Bradlee. 
K,  Wash'n  Light  Infantry,  Capt.  W.  C.  Cassell 
H,  Washington  Phalanx,  1st  Lieut.  D.  Cooley. 
P,  Fusileers,  3d  Lieut.  B.  Deland. 

To  this  Regiment  are  annexed  the 
National  Lancers,  Capt.  William  F.  White.  |  Mechanic  Riflemen,  Capt.  Louis  Dennis. 


G,  Washington  Light  Guard,  Capt.  A.  H.  Kelsey. 
D,  Boston  Light  Guards,  Capt.  Geo.  C.  Clark. 
A,  Boston  Light  Infantry,  1st  Lieut.  F.  Boyd. 
C,  Mechanic  Greys  (S.B.),  2d  Lieut.  J.  Jenkins. 
I,    Norfolk  Guards,  2d  Lieut.  J.  Creighton. 


INDEPENDENT  COMPANY  OF  CADETS. 
Lieut.  Col.  James  W.  Seaver,  Captain.     Miy'or  Thomas  C.  Amory,  1st  Lieutenant.     Major  Francis 
Brinley,  2d  Lieutenant.     Capt.  Christopher  C.  Holmes,  AdjutaiU. 

The  two  following  Military  Companies,  consisting  mainly  of  Officers  of  other  Corps  of  Militia,  exist 
in  this  City. 

ANCIENT  AND  HONORABLE  ARTILLERY  COMPANY. 

Col.  Joseph  Andrews,  Commander.  Col.  William  Schouler,  1st  Lieutenant.  Maj.  Robert  Cowdin. 
2d  Lieutenant.  Maj.  B.  Perley  Poore,  Adjutant.  Col.  William  Mitchell,  1st  Sergeant.  Col.  E.  F- 
Hale,  2d  Sergeant.  Maj.  H.  C.  Brooks,  M  Sergeant.  Lieut.  W.  Burnett,  A:th  Sergeant.  Lieut.  H.  W. 
Usher,  bth  Sergeant.  Thomas  Cahill,  Qth  Sergeant.  Col.  E.  F.  Hale,  Treasurer.  William  Alline, 
Clerk.    Thomas  Simpson,  Armorer. 

SOUL    OF    SOLDIERY. 

Levi  Beal,  jr..  Captain.  Wm.  S.  Saunders,  \st  Lieut.  Frederick  Wm.  Bridge,  2d  Lieut.  Charles 
Griggs,  Adjutant. 


BOSTON     MUSEUM,     OMNIBUSSES 


65 


BOSTON  HUSEUH. 


Erected 

1845-6, 

costing  nearly 

;^250,000. 

Covering  an  area 

of 

20,000  feet. 


Located 
on 

Tremont  street, 

between 

Court  and 

School  streets. 


In  the  year  1841,  Mr.  Moses  Kimball  established  the  Boston  Museum  at  the  corner  of  Bromfield  and 
Tremont  streets.  The  enterprise  and  good  management  of  this  gentleman  having  rendered  it  so  fash- 
ionable and  popular,  it  was  necessary  to  erect  the  present  splendid  edifice,  more  commodiously  arrang- 
ed for  theatrical  representations.  Its  numerous  cabinets  are  crowded  with  every  variety  of  Birds, 
Quadrupeds,  Fish,  Reptiles,  Insects,  Shells,  Minerals,  Fossils,  Sec,  from  all  parts  of  the  world, 
together  with  upwards  of  One  T/ioiisand  Costly  Paintings,  and  rare  Engravings,  -vvith  the  unique  Stat- 
uary, Egyptian,  Indian  and  Polynesian,  Relics,  &c.,  swelling  to  the  numbers  of  nearly  FIVE  HUN- 
DRED "THOUSAND  ARTICLES,  comprising  every  Rare,  Curious,  Strange  and  Instructive  thing. 
Theentii-e  of  this  gigantic  collection  is  on  exhibition  every  day,  and  through  the  evening  Splefididly 
Illuminated  with  Gas  !  in  addition  to  which  every  Evening,  and  on  "Wednesday  and  Saturday  afternoons 
for  the  accommodation  of  strangers,  a  series  of  THEATRICAL  AND  MUSICAL  PERFORMANCES, 
are  enacted  by  performers  of  acknowledged  talent,  aided  by  an  Orchestra  unequalled  in  the  Union, 
and  with  Scenic  and  Stage  An-angements  that  cannot  be  surpassed  !  It  is  the  Cheapest  Place  of  Amic^e- 
mentinthe  World'.  To  enable  all  visiting  the  city  to  examine  not  only  the  Vast  Collection  of 
Curiosities,  but  also  to  witness  the  splendid,  chaste  and  amusing  entertainments,  the  price  of  Admis- 
sion to  the  Whole,  is  only  twenty-five  cents.     On  all  Holidays,  extraordinary  attractions  are  presented. 


OHNIBUSES. 

Within  a  few  years  this  convenient  mode  of  conveyance  has  come  into  extensive  use  in  Boston 
and  vicinity.  The  increase  of  business  having  made  inroads  upon  private  dwellings,  together  with 
the  influx  of  foreign  population,  have  induced  many  to  remove  to  remote  parts  of  the  city,  or  to 
neighboring  towns  ;  hence  the  great  demand  for  this  class  of  conveyance,  a  demand  which  seems 
to  be  abundantly  supplied,  as  the  crowded  streets  will  testify.  The  first  hourly  coach  was  established 
in  1826,  and  run  between  Boston  and  Roxbury — since  which  time  new  lines  have  been  established  in 
every  direction,  as  will  be  seen  by  the  following 

DIEECTORY  TO  OMNIBUSES,  &c. 


South  Boston,   leave  Cornhill   every    15  minutes, 

Fare,  6  cents. 
East  Boston,  58  Court.    Fare,  12  1-2  cents. 
Brighto7i,  leaves  No.  2  Montgomery  place.     Single 

tickets,  2-5  cents.     Six  tickets,  ^1. 
Brookline,  leaves  No.  2  Montgomery  place.     Fare, 

18  3-4  cts.,  or  eight  tickets  for  ^1. 
Cambridge  and  Cambridgeport  Line,  leaves  Har- 
vard square,  Cambridge,  and  Brattle  st.  Boston. 
Harvard  Street  Line,  leaves   Harvard  square.  Old 

Cambridge,  and  Brattle  st.  Boston.  [10  cents. 
East  Cambridge,  leaves  City  Hotel.  Single  fare, 
Broadway  Line,  starts  from  Cambridge  and  Boston 

every  hour.     Office  in  Boston,  58  Court  street. 
Mt.  Auburn  Hourly,  is  discontinued  in  winter ;  but 

during  the  summer  season  it  runs  in  connection 

with  the  Old  Cambridge  Line. 
Charlestoicti,  (Main  street  Line  and  Bunker  Hill 

Line)  leave  43  Brattle  street  every  10  minutes. 
Somerville  Line,  leaves  43  Brattle  street.     Fare, 

single  tickets  10  cents. 
Chelsea,  leaves  52  Brattle  street.  Fare,  12  1-2  cts. 
Dorchester,  leaves  10  Franklin  st.  Fare,  12  1-2  cts. 
Grox^e  Hall,  leaves  10  Franklin  st.  Fare,  12  1-2  cts. 
Maklen,  from  Brattle  square.  P^are,  12  1-2  cents. 
Medford,  from  Brattle  square.  Fare,  25  cents. 
Roxbury   Omnibuses. — A  Coach   leaves   the   office 

near   the  Norfolk  House,  Roxbury,  every  7  1-2 


minutes,  during  the  week  days  :   the  last  coach 
leaves  Roxbury  at  9  o'clock,  P.  M. — and  Boston 
10  o'clock,  P.  M.     H.  King,  Proprietor. 
Warren  Street  Line,  run  every  half  hour. 
Mt.  Pleasant  Line,  every  half  hour. 
The  OflSce  in  Boston  for  the  above  coaches  is  31 

Washington  street.     Distance,  3  miles.    Fare,  10 

cents;  16  tickets  for  ^1,00 — to  Canton  st.  6  cts. 
A  coach   leaves    the   Office,    near   the    Norfolk 

House,  on  Sunday,  half  an  hour  before  the  regular 

hours  of  church  service,  forenoon  and  afternoon. 

Leaves  State  st.  Boston,  half  an  hour  after  service. 

Roxbury,  Tremont  Road,  hourly  from  Champney's, 
corner  of  Parker  street,  Roxbury — and  from  192 
Court  St.  Boston.  Fare  10  cts  ;  16  tickets  for  §1. 

Jamaica  Plain,  office,  2  Montgomery  place. 

Hobbs  (Sr  Prescott's  Washington  St.  Lines. 

Dock  Square  Line,  leave  Dock  Square  and  Canton 
street  every  5  minutes. 

Lenox  St.  Line,  from  Roxbury  line  to  Dock  sq.  every 
lOmins.    Single  fare,  6  1-4  cts;  25  tickets  for  $1. 

Chelsea  Ferry  Line,  from  Dover  street  to  Chelsea 
Ferry  every  15  minutes.  20  tickets  for  ^1 ;  sin- 
gle fare,  6  1-4  cents. 

Lotcell  St.  Line,  from  Dover  street  to  Lowell  depot. 
Runs  every  20  minutes;  20  tickets  for^l. 

Tucker  Line,  from  Dover  st.  to  Warren  bridge. 


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CUSTOM     HOUSE     OFFICERS 


CUSTOM-HOUSE  OFFICERS.  BOSTON  AND  CHARLESTOWN. 

The  Custom  House  opens  in  the  Summer  at  9  o'clock,  A.  M.,  and  shuts  at  2  o'clock,  P.  M.  In  the 
Winter,  it  opens  at  10  o'clock,  A.  M.,  and  shuts  at  2  o'clock,  P.  M.  On  Saturday  afternoons,  it  opens 
one  hour  for  the  clearance  of  coasters.     Custom  House,  foot  State  Street 


OOLLECTOH'S  OFFICE. 

Philip  Greely,  Jr.,  Collector. 
Wm.  A.  Wellman,  Assistant  Collector. 

?ods:ot"'^''h^^-'^^«"-^'':-^- 

Ephraim  L.  Frothingham,  Cas/iier. 

Albert  Hanscom,  Assistant  Cashier. 

Nathan  M.  Cutler,  Bond  and  Permit  Clerk. 

William  Alline,  Impost  Clerk. 

Henry  D.  Clary,  Forei<jii  Clearance  Clerk. 

George  B.  Wellman,  Coastwise  and  Protection 
Clerk. 

E.  L.  Frothingham,  jr..  Cashier  Clerk. 

W.  H.  Emery,  Impost  Book-keejier. 

John  E.  Billings,  Assistant  Impost  Clerk. 

M.  M.  Ballou,  Assistant  Bond  and  Statistical 
Clerk. 

Samuel  Andrews,  Marine  Clerk  and  Registrar. 

Joseph  W.  Wright,  Marine  Abstract  Clerk. 

Eli  A.  Yale,  Miscellaneous  Clerk. 

J.  0.  Shaw,  Assistant  Clearance  Clerk. 

L.  P.  Davis.  Export  Book-keeper. 

C.  Danielson  Lincoln,  Foreign  Entry  Clerk. 

Henry  A.  S.  D.  Payne,  Warehouse  Clerk. 

Henry  M.  Clarke,  Clerk  of  Correspondence  a?id 
Records. 

•R.  S.  S.  Andros,  Inward  Entry  Clerk  in  Ware- 
house 

Enoch  Osgood,  jr.,  Outward  Entry  Clerk  in 
Warehouse. 

Thornton  A.  Merrick,  Warehouse  Book-keeper. 

Francis  E.  Moulton,  Bond  Accountant. 

Nathaniel  Gale,  Arranger  of  Papers. 

Cyrus  Chase,  Inspector,  Superintendent  Custom 
House  and  Messenger. 

J.  M.  Stevens,  \st  Assistant  Messeiu/er. 

J.  Richards,  2d  Assistant  Messenger. 

NAVAL  OFFICER'S  DEPARTMENT. 

Charles  Hudson,  Naval  Officer. 
R.  M.  Gay,  Deputy  Naval  Officer. 
George  H.  Cutter,  Naval  Officer's  Clerk. 
N.  L^  Hyde,  do.         do.         do. 

William  Williams,  Debenture  Clerk. 
A.  J.  Locke,  William  H.  Burbeck,  Clerks. 

SURVEYOR'S  OFFICE. 

John  McNiell,  Surveyor. 

Hu£;h  Jameson,  Deputy  Surveyor. 

William  W.  Parker,  Clerk. 

J.  H.  Prince,  Clerk. 

F'ranklin  Prince,  Messenger. 

WEIGHERS  AND  GAUGERS. 

A.  H.  Ward,  L.  M.  Barker,  Geo.  W.  McLellan, 
W.  G.  Eaton,  C.  Clark,  S.  Walker,  N.  Sweet,  L. 
Hamilton,  James  H.  Berret,  F.  R.  Gourgas,  J. 
Baker,  H.  N.  Crane,  J.  W.  Arnold. 

Lewis  Josselyn,  Inspector,  Marker,  and  Prover  of 
Spirits  and  Wines. 


MEASURERS  OF  SALT  AND  COAL. 

Charles  Howard,  Hosea  Ilslev,  A.  Green,  N. 
Ball,  W.  Snow,  S.  C.  Allen,  H.  E.  Baldwin,  Geo. 
Dennett. 


I        PUBLIC  STORE  DEPARTMENT. 

I  U.  S.  Warehouses  are  located  on  Long  and  Union 

wharves. 

Thomas  J.  Marsh,  Public  Store  Keeper.  Office, 
Custom  House. 

T.  B.  Dix,  l.v^  Warehouse  Clerk. 

George  P.  Burnham,  '2d  Clerk. 

A.  A.  Melvin,  Storage  Clerk. 

J.  C.  Brown,  Examination  Clerk.  Custom  House 
Block,  Long  wharf. 

J.  N.  Riddle,  Clerk,  at  Custom  House  Block. 

I.  C.  Trow,  Assistant  Store  Keeper,  at  Custom 
House  Block,  Long  wJiarf. 

Wm.  P.  Brown,  Assistant  Store  Keeper,  at  U.  S. 
Warehouse,  Union  wharf. 

INSPECTORS. 

J.  Kettcll,  M.  Pettingill,  William  Tuckorman, 
Charles  Walley,  T.  W.  Flagg,  F.  A.  Durivage,  J. 
P.  Lord,  J.  M.  Stone,  A.  Lansing,  H.  C.  Merriam, 
William  S.  Bartlett,  S.  L.  White,  S.  Jones,  A. 
Child,  jr.,  J.  G.  Foster,  Robert  S.  Smith,  N.  Whit- 
ten,  H.  K.  May.  T.  Gushing,  J.  M.  Sibley,  P.  Kim- 
ball, T.  Harrison,  S.  W.  Chandler,  J.  Atkins,  D. 
Tliacher,  A.  A.  Roberts,  S.  O.  Dearborn,  (j.  Di(  k- 
inson,  H.  W.  Robinson,  W.  A.  Lewis,  J.  W.  Da- 
vis, Adam  Harrington,  J.  Kuhn,  C.  A.  Morton, 
William  English,  C.  Edmunds,  J.  Branning,  Thos. 
Wentworth,  Charles  A.  Mann,  H.  A.  Cooke,  A. 
F.  Wilmarth,  Clark  S.  Bixby,  Timo.  Munroe,  Jas. 
Bird,  E.  S.  Brewster,  R.  Richardson,  A.  J.  Loud, 
Isaac  Newton,  Albert  G.  Tenney,  George  Russell, 
Theodore  Stanwood,  Samuel  A.  Cashing,  Wm.  B. 
Duggan  ;   Cohasset,  H.  J.  Turner. 

NIGHT  INSPECTORS. 

William  R.  Stacy,  Captain.  Thos.  Richardson, 
Job  Tower,  W.  Alexander,  F.  W.  H:ill,  S.  Dick- 
son, E.  S.  Price,  David  Homer,  N.  B.  Shaw,  W. 
B.  Moffatt,  C.  McLellan,  D.  D.  Hartley,  Orrick 
Look,  Geo.  P.  Marston,  D.  D.  Haynes.  S.  W.  Bar- 
ton, J.  C.  Bartlett,  J.  D.  Bates,  G.  Blish,  M. 
Stearns.  L.  B.  Leach,  T.  C.  Leeds. 

PUBLIC  APPRAISERS'  OFFICE. 

Appraisers'  Office,  Custom  House  Block,  Long  wf. 

C.  J.  F.  Allen,  Samuel  J.  Bridge,  Principal 
Appraisers, 

Samuel  Eveleth,  Charles  Bradley,  Assistant  do. 

C.  Dana  Lincoln,  Wm.  Allen,  Examiners  of  Dry 
Goods. 

George  F.  Emery,  Examiner. 

William  Hard  wick.  Recording  Clerk. 

Charles  W.  SpofFord,  Invoi<-e  Clerk. 

M.  Riley,  jr.,  Warrant  Clerk. 

I.  Howe,  Arranging  Clerk. 

Isaac  T.  Ripley,  Messenger  and  Clerk. 

Joseph  C.  Frost,  jr.,  Charles  M.  Kingsley,  Out 
Door  Examiners. 

Jacob  Tarr,  George  B.  Dexter,  Thos.  M.  Smith, 
William  E.  Foster,  Benj.  H.  Todd,  Laborers  in  the 
Public  Stores. 

CUSTOM  HOUSE  BARGE. 

James  Kettell,  Boarding  Officer,  Long  Wharf. 

BARGE  MEN. 

Anthony  Cline,  George  Homer,  J.  G.  Grafton, 
M.  L.  Herborn,  Charles  Winter. 


DIRECTORY. 


AACK  THEODORE,  tinsmith,  h.  27  Soutli 
Aaron  Mary  F.  Mrs.  house  Old  Road 
Abbe  Alanson,  physician,  house  20  Boylston 
Abbe  Fredericlc  R.  boards  20  Boylston 
Abbot  Andrew,  mason,  house  5(i  Portland 
Abbot  Benj.  cooper,  Medt'ord,  h.  40  Charlestown 
Abbot  Charles,  fruit,  Allen,  corner  Blossom 
Abbot  George  W.  &  Co.  (Wm.  Fimicss,  Jr.),  com. 

merchants,  21  Central  wf.,  h.  G4  Poplar 
Abbot  John  F.  book  binder,  h.  10  E,  near  8th 
Abbot  Joseph  Hale,  teacher,  h.  4  Temple  pi.    [non 
Abbot  Matilda  C.  wid'w  of  SamT  L.,  h.  72  Mt.  Ver- 
Abbot  Sam.  L.  phys'n,  16  Winter,  h.  72  Mt.  Vernon 
Abbot  Theodore,  book  binder,  h.  2  Jefferson 
Abbot  Thomas  P.  laborer,  bds.  20  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Abbot  Timothy,  house  19  Broadway 
Abbot  Walter,  37  Hanover,  h.  r.  20  Bowdoin 
Abbott  Alba,  carp'ter,  96i  Portland,  h.  27  Billerica 
Abbott  Applcton,  porter,  house  B,  near  ith 
Abbott  Benj.  F.  (J.  cS-  B.  F.  Abbott),  h.  at  N.  Maiden 
Abbott  Charles  A.  291  Washington,  b.  16  Tyler 
Abbott  David  S.  truckman,  house  68  Essex 
Abbott  Edwin  A.  (7/.  Jones  S;  Co.),  Clifton  wf. 
Abbott  George,  cutter,  house  rear  1  Strong  place 
Abbott  George,  h.  64  Poplar 
Abbott  Hiram,  bds.  33  Atkinson 
Abbott  J.  &  B.  F.  botanic  and  Thomsonianmed'ne, 

140  Hanover,  house  do. 
Abbott  Jacob  C.  wood,  4o  Brighton,  h.  104  Leveret 
Abbott  {James  A.)  &  Chase  {31.  S.),  counsellors, 

31  Court,  house  45  Bowdoin 
Abbott  Jerre  (L.  BuUard  <Sr  Co.),  h.  45  Bowdoin 
Abbott  John,  4  Court  square 
Abbott  John,  teamster,  house  4  Norfolk  place 
Abbott  John  C.  shoes,  &c.,  17  Central,  b.  Pavilion 
Abbott  John  E.  fancy  goods,  222  Washington,  h. 

7  Bussey  place  [City  Hotel 

Abbott  John  H.  book  binder,  11  CornluU,  boards 
Abbott  Joseph,  mariner,  house  Highland  place 
Abbott  Mary  C.  boarding,  9  New  Cross 
Abbott  Robert  B.  clerk  freight  E.R.R.  b.  Maverick 
Abbott  Samuel,  truckman,  house  68  Essex 
Abbott  Timothy  B.  mason,  house  rear  15  Maiden 
Abbott  Wra.  H.  carpenter,  h.  12  E,  n.  8th 
Abbott  Wm.  P.  {Loriiuj,  Abbott,  iSi"  Porter),  h.  at 

Jamaica  plain 
Abbott  Wm.  P.  h.  40  S.  Russell 
Abbott  &  Co.  express  office,  8  Court 
Abele  Francis,  machinist,  house  5  Norwich 
Abele  Philip,  cooper,  house  Camden  place 
Abell  Levi,  carpenter,  house  8  Carver 
Abell  Rollin,  book  keeper,  house  43  South  Cedar 
Abell  Salem,  carpenter,  house  8  Carver 
Aborn  Henry  M.  9  Court  sq.,  h.  86  Mt.  Vernon 
Aborn  Samuel  O.  hatter,  95  Wash.,  h.  Lynde,  cor. 

Green  [1  T  wharf,  house  14  Charter 

Abrahams  Benjamin,  cooper  and  inspector  of  lish, 
Abrams  George  S.  9  Court,  house  at  Chelsea 
Abrams  Joseph,  house  65  Salem 
Abrams  William,  laborer,  h.  2d  st.,  n.  Dorchester 
Ackerman  George,  fruit,  Causeway,  c.  Andover 
Ackers  John  &  Co.  (Henry  Lubke),  furnaces,  &c., 

4  Water,  house  30  South  Cedar  [5  Getting 

Ackley  George,  cabinet  maker,  14  Charlestown,  b. 
Acres  G.  T.  tinsmith,  Sargent's  wf.,  h.  63  Charter 
Acres  Hannah,  nurse,  h.  London,  c.  Meridian 


Acres  John  W.  sail  maker,  h.  Havre,  n.  Meridian 

Acton  John,  laborer,  house  42  Endicot 

Adam  A.  clerk,  boards  120  Charles 

Adam  George  Gordon,  30  Court 

Adams  Abel,  house  2  Wiuthrop  place 

Adams  Abel  A.  clerk,  74  Hanover,  b'ds  24  Mj'rtle 

Adams  Adoniram  J.  {M.  L.  Hall  ^  Co.),  house  3 

Cleveland  place 
Adams  Albert  S.  machinist,  h.  Silver,  near  E 
Adams  Alexander  L.  22  Commercial  wharf 
Adams  Alvin,  architect,  b.  2  Central  court 
Adams  (Alv/n)  &  Co.  {JVm.  B.  Dimmore),  N.  Y. 

Express,  9  Court,  house  12  Franklin  square 
Adams  Amos,  cordwainer,  rear  68  Fourth 
Adams  Amos  B.  grocer,  Federal,  n.  High,  h.  24  Sea 
Adams  Asa,  broker,  house  8  Hudson 
Adams  Ashur,  broker,  5  Exchange,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Adams  Augustus,  truckman,  house  6  Cherry 
Adams  Benjamin,  book  binder,  81  Cornhill 
Adams  Benjamin,  17  Doane,  h.  26  Pemberton  sq. 
Adams  Benjamin  F.  book  keeper,  23  Kilby 
Adams  Benjamin  F.  clerk,  34  Long  wharf 
Adams  Betsey,  seamstress,  house  Avery,  c.  Mason 
Adams  Catharine,  house  145  Pleasant 
Adams  Charles,  stair  builder,  house  13  Bridge 
Adams  {Charles)  &  Runey  {S.  S.),  86  F.  H.  mar- 
ket, house  at  Somerville 
Adams  Charles  B.  house  15  South  Russell 
Adams  Charles  B.  F.  notary  public  and  commis- 
sioner, 29  State,  h.  38  Dover     [57  Mt.  Vernon 
Adams  Charles  Francis,  counsellor,  23  Court,  h. 
Adams  Charles  Frederick,  25  Doane,  h.  26  Chesnut 
Adams  Charles  H.  carriage  maker,  b.  Groton,  cor. 

Washington 
Adams  Charles  H.  daguerreotypist,  190  Wash. 
Adams  Charles  P.   com.  mer.   12  Merchants'  row 
and  88  Utica,  h.  14  Boylston  [town 

Adams  Chester,  pres.  Union  Bank,  h.  at  Charles- 
Adams  Colman  S.  counsellor,  1  Devonshire,  house 
Suffolk,  near  Haven  [h.  21  Lyman  place 

Adams  Daniel  R.    watch   maker,    1   AVashington, 
Adams  David  J.  book  keeper.  Eastern  Exchange 
Adams  Dean  J.  stabler,  Lancaster,  h.  7  Nashua 
Adams  Eben.  L.  bds.  10  Gouch 
Adams  Edith,  Mrs.  house  21  Lyman  place 
Adams  Edward,  jr.  ship  chandler,   43  India,  house 
at  Somerville  [1  Louisburgh  sq. 

Adams  Edward  F.  {Winslow,  Adams  £^  Co.),  house 
Adams  Edwin  F.  20  Long  wf.,  h.  at  Charlesto^vn 
Adams  Edwin,  physician,  house  23  Oxford 
Adams  Edwin,  mason,  house  4  Cleveland  place 
Adams  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  house  5  West  Centre 
Adams  Ephraim,  book  binder,  h.  Broad,  n.  Summer 
Adams  Francis,  21  Dock  sq.,  house  at  Charlestown 
Adams  Francis,  house  739  Washington 
Adams  Frank,  clerk,  27  Milk,  h.  9  Kingston 
Adams  Freeborn,  machinist,  h.  Silver,  near  D 
Adams  Geo.,  com.  mer.  10  Liberty  sq.,  h.  834  Wash. 
Adams  George,   publisher,   95  1-2    Washington — 

Boston  Directory  office — h.  next  2  Fayette 
Adams  {George  Edn\trd)  Sc  Farnsworth    {J.    C), 
clocks  and  jewelry,  67  Wash.,  h.  90  Tremont 
Adams  Geo.  T.  liats,iK:c.  87  Hanover,  h.  17  Pinckn'y 
Adams  George  W.  &  Co.  (.S.  A.  Denio,  N.  Clieney, 
if  C.  Ss;  S.  Roberts),  blacksmiths  <Sr  machinists. 
Causeway,  corner  Friend 


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Adams  George  W.  printer,  h.  Silver,  near  A 
Adams  Geo.  Washington,  counsellor,  8  Court  sq. 
Adams  Geo.  W.  importer  corsets,  304  Washington, 

house  12  Suffolk  place 
Adams  Hannah,  widow  of  Geo.  W.,  h.  54  Lowell 
Adams  Harriet,  Mrs.  dress  maker,  7  N.  Grove 
Adams  Helen,  house  rear  15  Gouch 
Adams  Henry  (C'/ias.  Anio/d i^-  Co.).'h.  7  Kingston 
Adams  Henry  K.  {Holhrnok  &;A.),  house  92  Salem 
Adams  H'ram,  printer,  Uev'nshire,  cor.  Spring  lane 
Adams  Hiram  P.  type  founder,  52  Washington 
Adams  H.  N.  machinist,  h.  1  Village  place 
Adams  Horace,  machinist,  boards  National  House 
Adams  Isaac,  clerk,  2  Federal,  h.  r.  29  Allen 
Adams  Isaac,  peddler,  h.  2  Foster  place 
Adams  Isaac,  machinist,  h.  36  Broadway 
Adams  Isaac,  teamster,  house  25  South  Cedar 
Adams  Isaac,  jr.  pinno  ft.  maker,  h.  25  S.  Cedar 
Adams  James,  teamster,  bds.  84  Brighton 
Adams  James,  book  keeper,  house  97  Essex 
Adams  James,  shoe  maker,  92  Endicot 
Adams  James,  watchman,  house  AVebster,  E.  B. 
Adams  Jas.  B.  mess.  Atlantic  Bank,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Adams  James  L.  laborer,  house  25  Suffolk 
Adams  Jedediah,  house  17  Causeway  [town 

Adams  J.  Hobby,  clerk,  90  Hanover,  h.  at  Charles- 
Adams  Joel  M.  carpenter,  13  Hawley,  h.  52  Tyler 
Adams  John,  bds.  1  Louisburgh  sq. 
Adams  John,  jr.,  23  N.  Market,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Adams  John  Brown,  9  Congress,  b.  16  Kingston 
Adams  John  C.  counsellor,   23  Court,   boards  40 

Summer 
Adams  John  F.  wire  worker,  h.  121  Endicot 
Adams  J.  H.  2  Milk,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Adams  John  J.  brushes,  99  Wash.  h.  51  Summer 
Adams  John  Q.  {Green  S;  A.),  bds.  3  London 
Adams  John  Q.  silk  manuf.  bds.  14  Lowell 
Adams  John  Q.  shipwright,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Adams  John  Q.  blacksmith,  h.  7  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Adams  John  Q.  clerk  63  Milk,  b.  9  Brattle  square 
Adams  John  W.  teacher  of  music,  251  Wash. 
Adams  Joseph,  painter,  Athens,  h.  250  do. 
Adams  Joseph  H.  pres.  N.  E.  Mu.  M.  Ins.  Co.,  h. 

I  Louisburgh  square  [square 
Adams  Joseph"  H.  jr.,  r.  48  State,  h.  1  Louisburgh 
Adams  Joseph  K.  boot  maker,  7  Pinckney,  h.  5  do. 
Adams  {Josejoh  .1/.)    &  Taft,   whalebone  workers, 

II  R.  R.  block,  h.  r.  B,  n.  Broadway 

Adams  Joseph  W.  piano  ft.  maker,  h.  r.  730  Wash. 
Adams  Joshua,  clerk,  bds.  6  Allston 
Adams  Josiah  A.  fruit,  &c.  43  Brattle,  h.  7  N.  Grove 
Adams  Lvdia,  ladies'  caps,  h.  94  Tremont 
Adams  {Martin)  K  Yates  (L.  £».),  shipping  office, 

91  Com'l,  h.  21  Liverpool,  n.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Adams  Mary  Ann  H,  h.  Suffolk,  c.  Pembroke 
Adams  Nathaniel,  mason,  house  20  Sudbury 
Adams  Nath'l  W.  carpenter,  8  Wilson  lane,  h.  at 

Cambridge 
Adams  Nehemiah.  Rev.  house  4  Boylston  place 
Adams  Oren,  restorator,  house  40  Vine 
Adams  Ovlestus  J.  203  Wash.,  h.  at  Newton 
Adams  Paul  {Sfone  fy-  Af/ams),  house  46  Charles 
Adams  Peter,  book  keeper,  house  17  Causeway 
Adams  Philip,  caulker  and  graver,  h.  57  Salem 
Adams  Reuben  B.  laborer,  house  11  Tyler 
Adams  Richard,  house  Eutaw 
Adams  Roxa,  teacher,  house  24  Sea 
Adams  {Samiiel)  &  White  {Jo/in  f/.),  bookbinders, 

91  Washington,  house  2  Belknap 
Adams  Samuel  F.  printer,  h.  Meridian,  E.  Boston 
Adams  Samuel  G.  police  officer,  h.  28  Bridge 
Adams  Samuel  G.  67  Hanover,  bds.  Central  House 
Adams  Samuel  J.  machinist,  house  9  Einerald 
Adams  Samuel  T.  house  6  South  Townsend  place 
Adams  Sanford,  boards  2  Hollis  place 
Adams  Seaver,  broker.  5  Exchange,  h.  18  Florence 
Adams  Seth  &  Co.  (  WlUinm  B.  Dodge  .<!,■  G.  II.  Ev- 

erson),  machinists.  Foundry  st.,  h.  67  Br'dway 
Adams  Simeon  P.,  Boston  tea  store,  167  Court,  h. 

165  do. 


Adams  Simeon  P.  179  Wash.,  h.  at  Jamaica  plain 
Adams  Solomon,  teacher,  Central  place,  h.  47  W. 

Cedar 
Adams  Susan  H.  house  Suflfolk 
Adams  Thomas,  house  3  Fuller        [h.  K,  cor.  5th 
Adams  Thomas,  furnishing  goods,  &c.,  354  Wash. 
Adams  Thomas,  joiner,  house  6  Kneeland  place 
Adams  Thomas  S.  restorator,   opp.  Lowell  depot, 

house  20  Leveret 
Adams  William  &  Co.  {David  Stone  S;A.  Betteley), 

machinists,  Fulton,  c.  Cross,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Adams  William,  shipwright,  h.  67  Poplar 
Adams  William,  mason,  house  144  Cambridge 
Adams  William  H.  ( Goddard  &;A.),  h.  28  Vv'.  Cedar 
Adams  Wm.  J.  shoes,  19  Shoe  and  Leather 
Adams  William  J.  teacher,  house  3  Decatur 
Adams  William  P.  Mrs.  house  24  Summer 
Adams  William  T.  usher  Boylston  School 
Adams  Zabdiel  B.  physician,  house  157  Tremont 
Adamson  Edmund  N.  clothing,  42  Causeway     [pi. 
Adan  John  R.  counsellor,  11  Court,  h.  2  Hamilton 
Adden  John,  jr.  31  Shoe  and  Leather,  h.  at  Reading 
Adler  J.  G.  house  67  Mt.  Vernon 
Adlington  Benj.  W.  housewright,  h.  41  Brighton 
Aegan  Ann  M.  dress  maker,  bds.  27  W.  Castle 
Aernberg  Anna  C.  boarding,  h.  228  Harr.  avenue 
Ager  Geo.  B.  shoes  &  leather,  23  Shoe  &  Leather, 

bds.  U.  S.  Hotel  [at  E.  Bridgewater 

Ager  Solomon,  shoes  and  leather,  78  Pearl,  house 
Agge  Jacob,  machinist,  h.  AVebster,  E.  Boston 
Agin  Andrew,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A. 
Agin  John,  stone  mason,  h.  Suftblk,  n.  Lenox 
Agin  John,  laborer,  h.  24  Pleasant 
Agin  John,  marble  worker,  house  31  Merrimac 
Agin  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  3  Foster  place 
Agin  Mary,  widow,  house  rear  53  Atkinson 
Agin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  2d  street,  near  D 
Agin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  17  Adams 
Agin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  19  E.  Orange 
Aglar  Francis,  rigger,  h.  Broad,  opp.   Maine  wharf 
Agnew  Lawrence,  tailor,  house  1  Newland 
Agnew  Margaret,  widow,  1  Margaret 
Ahrenfeldt  Charles,  importer  fancy  goods,  14  Kilby 
Aiel  Mitchell,  truckman,  house  7  N.  Charles 
Aiken  Arden,  laborer,  house  10  Southac 
Aiken  Calvin,  house  56  South 
Aiken  Charles,  laborer,  house  r.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Aiken  Fanny,  widow,  h.  Ferry  wharf,  Lewis 
Aiken  James  B.  grocer,  20  Atkinson,  b.  240  Har- 
rison avenue  [Coml.  wf.,  h.  41  Prince 
Aiken   {John)    &    Amerige    {H.),    sail    makers,   1 
Aiken  Jonathan,  laborer,  house  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Aiken  Lemuel  G.  clerk,  house  4  Howard 
Aiken  Lewis,  mason,  house  35  Garden 
Aiken  Micajah,  maiincr,  Meridian,  near  Havre 
Aiken  Robert,  house  76  KneelaTid 
Aiken  Robert,  hackman,  at  95  Purchase 
Aiken  Robert,  jr.  stable  62  South,  b.  95  Purchase 
Aiken  {William  A.)  &  James  {Francis),  masons, 

rear  45  1-2  Congress,  house  163  Broadway 
Aimer  James,  cabinet  maker,  house  Gold,  n.  B 
Ainsworth  F.  S.  physician,  11  Howard      [Hudson 
Ainsworth  Joseph  F.  Ill  AVash.,  bds.   Harvard,  c. 
Akarman  Margaret,  milliner,  242  1-2  8z  308  AVash. 
Akerman  Baruott  AV   engineer,  house  Border,  cor. 

Sumner,  E.  Boston 
Akerman  G.  L.  h.  38  Porter 

Akerman  James  A.  5  Congress,  boards  8  Howard 
Akins  James,  boarding  house,  1  Sun  court 
Akins  John,  office  32  Harrisoii  av.,  h.  12  Second 
Alaney  Michael,  grocer,  32  Cross,  h.  do. 
Albeck  Albert,  blacksmith,  house  15  Carver 
Albee  Amos,  machinist,  house  26  Hull 
Albee  Eliza,  dress  maker,  bds.  2  Russell  place 
Albee  Henry  N.  house  4  New  Cross 
Albee  Jos.  A.  &  Co.  merch.  tailors,  3  Diamon-1  bl'k, 

Hanover,  and  99  Cambridge,  h.  3  Morima^ 
Albert  John  M.  baker.  Canton,  near  Trem  nt 
Albert  Joseph,  rigger,   260    Commercial,  house  7 

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Albeitson  William  S.  painter,   Sumner,   h.  Liver- 
pool, near  Sumner,  E.  Boston 
Albree  John,  merchant,  liouse  2)  Pemberton  sq. 
Alchohol  Alfred,  iishermin,  h.  2)  Wash,  place 
Alcord  Alt'red,  laborer,  house  4  Carney  place 
Alcott  A.  Bron-ion,  roonis  12  West,  h.  E.    Ded- 

ham.  near  Wash. 
Aldeu  (Albert)  &  Aldrich  (H.  D.),  straw  goods,  50 

Milk,  house  at  Foxboro' 
Alden  Betsey,  house  43  Tremont 
Alden  D  ivid,  penny  post,  house  104  Salem 
Alden  Edward  M.  salesman,  34  Ann 
Alden  Elbrid^e  G.  lard  oil  manufacturer,  199  Broad, 

house  Purchase,  opposite  Gridley 
Aldeii  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  house  43  Tremont 
Alden  George  (Sci/nuel  F.  Morse  &  Co.),  h.  Suffolk, 

corner  Haven 
Alden  Hiram  C.  76  Water,  b.  10  Dls.  place 
Alden  Horatio  B.  jr.  {B.  P.   Spaulding  ^  Co.),  h. 

at  Randolph 
Alden  James,  Union,  cor.  Ann,  h.  3  Bennet  av. 
Aldeu  John  C.  97  Lowell,  boards  7  Pitts 
Alden  John  H.  clerk,  boards  o  Sheafe 
Alden  Joseph  W.  salesman  at  W.  P    Tenny's,   h. 

at  Cambridge 
Alden  Lorenzo,  variety,  Charlestown  bridge,  h.  do. 
Alden  Maynard  W.  boot  maker,  40  Albany 
Alden  Nathaniel  L.  h.  r.  1  Leveret,  n.  the  bridars 
Aldeu  Paul  {Little,  A.  ^  Co.),  house  at  New  York 
Alden  Robert  T.  sail  maker,   108  Commercial,  h. 

256  Hanover 
Alden  William,  clerk,  89  Hanover,  h.  26  Blossom 
Alden  William  V.  clerk,  Kittredge  &  Blakes,  h. 

260  Tremont 
Aldrich  Aaron,  82  F.  H.  market,  house  9  Pitts 
Aldrich  Albert  M.  4  F.  H.  market  {cellar),  bds.  40 

Dover 
Aldrich  Eli,  teamster,  house  6  Kellam  place 
Aldrich  Daniel,  engineer,  boards  43  Broadway 
Aldrich  Henry  D.  {Alden  is  A.),  5")  Milk 
Aldrich  Henry,  expressman,  b.  8  La  Grange  pi. 
Aldrich  John,  machinist,  h.  r.  67  Tremont 
Aldrich  Jonathan,  coachman,  house  8  Myrtle 
Aldrich  J.  B.  clerk,  house  113  Chambers 
Aldrich  William  A.  53  Milk,  boards  3  Arch 
Alexander  Andrew,  physician,  h.  146  Broadway 
Alexander  Chas.  A.  ( iVashbu7->iSs  A.),  7  Change  av. 
Alexander  Eldad,  jr.  73  Kilby,  b.  115  Harr.  av. 
Alexander  Francis,  artist,  34  Tremont  row,  liouse 

15  West  Cedar 
Alexander  Horatio  N.  mason,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Alexander  John,  painter,  house  131  Hudson 
Alexander  John  B.  boatman,  h.  4  Langdon  pi. 
Alexander  L.  D.  cl'k,  140  Pleasant,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Alexander  Mary  A.  nurse  &  midwife,  8  Leveret  1. 
Alexander  Nancy,  tailoress,  house  45  Myrtle 
Alexander  Patrick,  tailor,  house  37  1-2  Prince 
Alexander  Thomas,  hou«e  21  Wall 
Alexander  Whitaker  H.  21  Pearl 
Alexander  Wm.  mariner,  bds.  4  Webster  pi. 
Alexander  {Richard  R.)  &  Went  {R.),  sail  makers, 

23  Foster's  wharf,  house  at  Charlestown 
Alexander  William,  machinist,  house  12  Emerald 
Alexander  William,  housewright,  house  78  Broad 
Alexander  William,  ship  joiner,  house  Saratoga 
Alger  Cyrus,  founder,  2  Central  wf.,  b.  38  Fourth 
Alger  Cyrus,  jr.  founder,  2  Central  wharf,  house  44 

Fourth 
Alger  Francis,  2  Central  wharf,  house  34  Fourth 
Alger  Horace  B.  machinist,  boards  19  Cross 
Alger  James,  grocer,  Comm'l,  cor.  Hull,  h.  do. 
Algren  Maria,  house  40  Tyler  [13  Canton 

Allan  George  AV.  dry  goods,  Canton,  n.  Sutlblk,  h. 
Allard  Jas.  M.  upholsterer,  51  Kneeland,  h.  19  Oak 
Allarton   {Win.)  &  Bell  {John),  fish  and   oysters, 

663  Washington,  boards  19  Rochester 
Allcott  William  W.,  Suffolk  County  Mills,  E.  R. 

R.  wharf,  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Allen  Aaron  H.  furniture,  feathers,  &c.  1  &  2  Dock 

square,  boards  1  Mount  Vernon 


Allen  Abby,  Mrs.  house  669  Washington 
Allen  Albert  P.  55  Blackstone,  boards  4  Nashua 
Allen  Amos  S.  bowling,  r.  36  Hanover,  h.  5  Eaton 
Allen  Amos  T.  {Miller  ij-  A.),  h.  3  Alhton  place 
Allen  Andrew  J.  &  Co.  {Jeremiah  ^  Fred.  A.  Al- 
len), stationers,  80  State,  h.   at  "West  Newton 
Allen  Artemas,  boots  and  shoes,  75  Blackstone,  h. 

7  Nashua 
Allen  {Benjamin  F.)  &  Starbird  (.Y.  IF.),  clothing, 

5  Market  square,  h.  3  AUston  place 
Allen  Benjamin  F.  engraver,  22S  Washington 
Allen  {Bi'iij.  L.)  &  Boal  {James  II.),  furniture,  3 

and  4  Holmes'  bloc-k.  Hayniarket  sq. 
xA-llen  Brigham  E.  1  Tremont  row,  bds.  34  Common 
Allen  {Caleb  C.)  &  Endicott  {Henri/),  machinists. 

North  Grove,  house  26  Bridge 
Allen  Calvin,  carver,  334  Washing.,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Allen  Catherine,  Mrs.  boarding,  9  Sudbury 
Allen  Charles,  laborer,  b.  83  Albany 
Allen  Charles,  carpenter,  house  1  Charlestown 
Allen  Chas.  printer,  5  Washing.,  h.  6  Oxford  pi. 
Allen  Charles  C.  painter,  h.  Highland  pi.  E.  B. 
Allen   Charles    E.    counsellor,    18   Massachusetts 
block,  boards  33  Essex  [Oak 

Allen  Charles  H.  book  keeper,   31   School,  bds.  29 
Allen  Charles  J.  F.,  Custom  House,  h.  73  Broadway 
Allen  Daniel  F.  5  ComT,  house  669  Washington 
Allen  Elisha  H.  counsellor,  4  Court,  b.  Tremont 

House 
Allen  Elizabeth,  house  433  Washington 
Allen  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  11  Belmont 
Allen  Ephraim  &  Co.  {Wm.  E.  Allen),  foreign  & 

domestic  woollens,  29  Milk,  h.  69  Atkinson 
Allen  Ezra,  mast  maker,  273  Coml.  &  Sumner,  E. 

Boston,  house  116  Salem 
Allen  Francis,  builder,  house  21  Indiana  place 
Allen  Francis  G.  clerk,  101  Milk,  house  43  High 
Allen  Frederick,  clerk,  b.  1  Eliot 
Allen  Frederick  A.  (.4.  J.  Allen  &;  Co.),  h.  69  Dover 
Allen  Frederick  D.  dry  goods,  58  Milk,  house  22 

Staniford 

Allen  {Freeman),  Harris  (.V.),  &  Potter  {J.   C), 

boots,  shoes,  and  leather,  61  &  63  Pearl,  h.  23 

Pemberton  square 

Allen  Gaius  W.  watchman,  h.  Canton,  n.  Tremont 

Allen  {George)  &j Noble  {William),  hardware,  10 

Washington,  house  44  Pinckney 
Allen  George,  clerk,  house  23  Poplar 
Allen  George,  jr.  master  Hancock  School 
Allen  Harriet,  dry  goods.  Broadway,  c.  Dorchester 
Allen  Henry,  clerk,  boards  opp.  6  Adams 
Allen  Henry,  machinist,  boards  3  Maiden  [av. 

Allen  Henry,  {Hallet,  Cumston,  S,-  A.),  h.  187 Harr. 
Allen  Henry  C.  20  Milk,  boards  69  Atkinson 
Allen  Hosea,  truckman,  house  18  Cooper 
Allen  H.  M.  E.  milliner,  house  26  Poplar 
Allen  Ira,  com.  mer.  17  State,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Allen  James,  Mrs.  house  44  Pinckney 
Allen  James  E.  clerk,  O.  C.  depot,  h.  98  Hudson 
Allen  James  H.  {Plummer  S^  A-),  bds.  at  Roxbury 
Allen  James  M.  auctioneer,  28  Federal,  house  at 

Cambridge 
Allen  James'W.  clerk,  b.  336  Wash.  [Newton 

Allen  Jeremiah  (.4.  J.  Allen  &;  Co.),  house  at  West 
Allen  John,  house  187  Harrison  avenue 
Allen  John,  mariner,  boards  2  Vine 
Allen  John,  machinist,  boards  6  Pitts 
Allen  John,  laborer,  house  rear  281  Ann 
Allen  John  E.  boards  36  Leveret 
Allen  John  H.  jeweller,  7  Court  av.,bds.5  Vernon 
Allen  John  L.  machinist,  b.  8)  Albany 
Allen  Jonas  B.  carpenter,  b.  13  La  Grange  place 
Allen  Joseph,  grocer,  Pitts,  c.  S.  Margin,  house 

90  Chambers 
Allen  Joseph,  teamster,  house  4  Sullivan  pi. 
Allen  Joseph  H.  35  Milk,  house  6  Ashland  av. 
Allen  Josiah,  baker,  house  21  West  Dedham 
Allen  Lewis  E.  boots  and  shoes,  171  Wash.,  bds.  84 
Bedford  [at  Charlestown 

Allen  Macon  B.  counsellor,  42  Mass.  block,  house 


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Allen  Maria,  house  9  Grotoii 

Allen  Michael,  laborer,  house  Kneeland,  cor.  Tyler 
Allen  Michael,  teamster,  h.  3  Langdon  place 
Allen  Michael,  laborer,  house  Cooper,  near  Salem 
Allen  Nath'l  G.  Ilev.  boards  Maverick  House 
Allen  Nathaniel  W.  freight  master  E.  R.  R.,  h. 

Webster 
Allen  Otis,  truckman,  b.  7  Medford  court 
Allen  Parmelia,  widow,  house  Highland  pi.   E.  B. 
Allen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  B 
Allen  Patrick  H.  tailor,  house  4  Poplar  ct. 
Allen  Peter,  clerk,  house  43  High 
Allen  Robert  {John  Dasey  &;  Co.),  house  275  Ann 
Allen  Samuel  A.  house  46  Brighton 
Allen  Samuel  C,  Custom  House,  house  Webster 
Allen  Samuel   P.    iron,    steel,    and    tin   plate,    11 

Broad,  house  at  Cambridgeport 
Allen  Samuel   R.  packet  agent  and  com.  merch. 

133  State,  h.  cor.  Pearlst.  and  place 
Allen  Samuel  R.  clothing,  35  N.  Market,  house  at 
Somerville  [bds.  5o  High 

Allen  Samuel  W.   provisions,   Atkinson,  c.  High, 
Allen  Sarah,  nurse,  house  104  Hudson 
Allen  Sarah  C.  house  34  Kingston     [h.  at  Newton 
Allen  Sidney,  piano-forte  maker,  416  Washington, 
Allen  Silas,  house  123  Harrison  avenue 
Allen  Stephen,  truckman,  house  6  Beverly 
Allen  Stephen  G.  iron  and  steel,  31  Central,  h.  84 
Mount  Vernon  [Jamaica  plain 

Allen  Stephen  M.   com.  mer.    17  State,  house   at 
Allen  Thaddcus,  house  306  Washington 
Allen  Thomas,  printer,  house  59  Marion 
Allen  Thomas,  house  Bennington,  near  Chelsea 
Allen  Thomas,  printer,  bds.  20  Hayward  place 
Allen  Thomas  J.  39  Milk,  b.  Adanis  House 
Allen  Washington,  20  Milk,  bds.  69  Atkinson 
Allen  William,  boards  4  Poplar  court 
Allen  William,  house  30  Charles 
Allen  William,  macliinist,  b.  87  West  Cedar 
Allen  Wm.  handcartman,  h.  N.  Margin,  n.  Prince 
Allen  Wm.  restorator,  131  Cambridge 
Allen  Wm.,  Custom  House,  b.  47  Mount  Vernon 
Allen  William,  baker,  5  Southac 
Allen  William,  waiter,  house  7  Bridge  st.  ct. 
Allen  Wm.  E.  {E.  Alien  &;  Co.),  bds.  69  Atkinson 
Allen  Wm.  H.  (Howe  Si  A.),  b.  4S  High 
Allen  Wm.  H.,  Frenchgoods, 216rWash., h.  214 do. 
Allen  William  H.  b.  66  Essex 
Allen  William  S.  34  Ann 

Allen  Wm.  W.  shoes,  1  Market  sq.,  h.  262  Fourth 
Allen  Zenas,  paper  hangings,  31  School,  h.  29  Oak 
Allendorf  Andrew,  laborer,  house  Plymouth 
Alley  Charles  R.  clerk.  City  Hall 
Alley  John  B.  physician,  19  Winter 
Alley  (/.  B.),  Tapley  (P.   P.),  &    Co.    (Abner  S. 
Moore),  shoes  and  leather,  18  Blackstone,  house 
at  Lynn  [Southac 

Alley  William  H.  hair  dresser,  32  Merrimac,  b.  9 
Alline  Henry,  reg.  of  deeds,  Ct.  sq.,  h.  12  Allen 
AUine  Wm.  clerk.  Custom  House,  house  28  Allen 
Allison  David,  hackman,  house  o  Bridge 
Allison  James  W.  clork,  boards  43  Bedford 
Allison  John,  clerk,  8  S.  Market,  b.  Nat'al  House 
AUiston  John,  laborer,  house  Creek  square 
AUiston  Amv,  nurse,  house  6  Bennet  place 
Allyn  (EcJicin)  8c    Whittier  (P.  H.),  ship  steering 
apparatus,  210  1-2  Broad,  h.  Wash.  n.  Dedham 
Allyn  John,  printer,  house  4  Spring  street  place 
Allyne  Joseph  W.  97  Milk,  boards  o9  High 
Almy  Ancbcw  J.  druggist,  Howard,  cor.   Court,  b. 

0  Ashburton  place 
Almy  Caroline,  h.  27  Kingston        [13  Franklin  pi. 
Almy  Frederick   {Almy,  Patterson  i^  Co.),  boards 
Almy  Geo.  W.  52  N.  Market,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Almy  Giles  M.  house  65  Bedford    [b.  176  Tremont 
Almy  Sylvester,  apothecary.  School,  cor.  Tremont, 
Almy  {William),  Patterson   {Joseph    W.),  &    Co. 
{B.  S.  RoteJt  &  F.  Almy),  dry  goods'  commis. 
merchants,  115  Milk 
Alstine  Uriah  T.  laborer,  house  68  Nashua 


Alston  Augustus,  carpenter,  house  65  Prince 
Alvord  George,  printer,  boards  16  Tyler 
Alvord  Johu'W.  Rev.  house  237  Broadway,  n.  E 
Alvres  Margaret,  Mrs.  house  B,  near  5th 
Ambrose  Goodhue,  house  5  Melrose  place 
Ambrose  John,  laborer,  house  24  Washington  av. 
Ambrose  Michael,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Ambrose  Thomas  H.  5  1-2  Tremont  row- 
Ambush  Alexander  O.  hair  di'esser,  h.  37  Spring 
Ambush  Vv'm.  E.  hair  dresser,  67  Haymarket  sq. 

house  37  Spring 
Amee  Abfgail,  widow  of  Jacob,  house  18  Purchase 
Amee  John,  74  Milk,  house  18  Purchase 
Amee  Josiah  L.  C.  house  34  Lincoln 
Amelink  John  C.  carver,  boards  43  Bedford 
Amerige  Henry  {Aiken  cV  ^1.),  house  at  Maiden 
Ames  A.  &  J.  carpenters,  Richmond,  n.  Hanover, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Ames  Daniel  G.  truckman,  house  34  Friend 
Ames  Elisha  F.  lace  goods,  28  Hanover,  b.  58  Salem 
Ames  George,  book  keeper,  boards  153  Court 
Ames  Geo.  H.  grocer,  4  Lewis,  h.  1  Webster  pi. 
Ames  Hiram  (.S.  cS-  //.  Ames),  house  41  S.  Cedar 
Ames  Isaac,  counsellor,  20  Court,  h.  at  Haverhill 
Ames  Israel,  boards  Fountain  House,  Beach 
Ames  J.  W.  coal,  &c.,  23  Old  State  House 
Ames  Jacob,  teamster,  house  Webster,  E.  B. 
Ames  Jarvis,  clerk,  boards  136  Hudson 
Ames  Job  (.4.  &;  J.  Ames),  house  at  Chelsea 
Ames  Joseph,  artist,  Amory  Hall 
Ames  Joseph  R.  machinist,  b.  Harr.  av.  n.  S.  May 
Ames  Jotham,  house  136  Hudson 
Ames  Lydia,  nurse,  house  65  Salem 
Ames  N.  F.  Mrs.  house  6  Bulfinch 
Ames  P.  Adams,  5  Mer.  Ex.,  b.  at  Hingham 
Ames  Samuel,  house  115  Pinckney 
Ames  {Samuel  T.)  &  Bickford  {Ira.  II.),  dry  goods, 

36  Hanover,  house  at  Medford 
Ames  Silas  F.  house  70  Lowell 
Ames  Simeon  S.  grocer,  Dedham,  c.  Suffolk,  h.  do. 
Ames  Sumner  &  Hiram,  carpenters,  Harrison  av. 

house  2  W.  Canton 
Ames  Winslow  {Hartshorn  &;  A.),  96  Blackstone 
Ammidown  Holmes  &  Co.   {C.  B.   Nichols,  S.  L. 

Harcliny,  6i  D.  A'.  Bichards),  dry  goods,  23  & 

27  Pearl,  house  51  Essex 
Amon  William,  carpenter,  house  14  Cherry 
Amory  Charles,  65  State,  house  67  Mount  Vernon 
Amory  G.  L.  4  Lindall,  house  at  Charlestown 
Amory  Henry  C.  restorator,  4  Lindall 
Amory  Ignatius  S.  h.  3  Franklin  place 
Amory  James   S.  treasurer   Nashua  and  Jackson 

manufac.  Cos.,  31  Kilby,  house  7  Walnut 
Amory  J.  Austin,  28  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Amory  Thomas  C.  president  Firemen's  Insurance 

Co.  house  3  Franklin  place 
Amory  Thomas  C.  jr.  counsellor,  h.  15  Temple  pi. 
Amory  William,  treasurer  Amoskeag  Co.  65  State, 

house  43  Beacon 
Aniringc  Thomas  B.  machinist,  b.  80  Albany 
Amsden  Geo.  machinist,  b.  Pearl,  cor.  Purchase 
Amsden  Joel,  shoe  maker,  house  93  Hudson 
Amsden  Lee,  machinist,  house  33  Oswego 
Amsden  Thomas  J.  96  F.  H.  M.  b.  5  Bumstead  pi. 
Andcm  Moses,  house  8  Dix  place 
Andem  William  (  White,  A.  tV  Co.),  h.  atDorchest. 
Anderson  Abby  P.  house  6  Salutation 
Anderson  Arturo  &  Co.  clothing,  100  Blackstone 
Anderson  Benjanun,  mariner,  h.  712  Washington 
Anderson  Catharine,  house  73  Bedford 
Anderson  C.  Mrs.  female  physician,  131  Endicot 
Anderson  Charles,  house  19  Erie 
Anderson  Charles,  rigger,  h.  10  Henchman  lane 
Anderson  Charles  D.  clerk,  boards  10  Allston 
Anderson  Daniel,  ship  keeper,  house  8  Hull 
Anderson  Edward,  laborer,  house  12  Livingston  pi. 
Anderson  George,  boards  5  Columbia 
Anderson  George  R.  tin  worker,  house  10  Fabin 
Anderson  Henrv  M.  boot  maker,  Theatre  alley,  b. 

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Anderson  Isaac  H.  printer,  house  9  Brookline 
Anderson  James,  mariner,  house  Ontario,  S.  B. 
Anderson  James,  stage  manager  Beach  st.  Museum 
Anderson  (John)  &  Sargent  {Fred.  W.),  dry  goods, 

47  &  49  Kilby,  houses  4  E.  Canton 
Anderson  John,  hair  dresser,  house  1  Providence 
Anderson  John,  laborer,  house  9  Bartlett 
Anderson  John,  laborer,  house  Robinson  lane 
Anderson  John,  machinist,  boards  Orleans,  E.  B. 
Anderson  John,  restorator,  9  Howard 
Anderson  John  B.  trunk  maker,  house  44  Poplar 
Anderson  John  C.  cooper,  h.  next  12  Henchman  1. 
Anderson  John  J.  28  Pearl,  boards  10  Channing 
Anderson  John  W.  sail  maker,  house  r.  21  Friend 
Anderson  Joseph,  house  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Anderson  Mary  E.  Mrs.  h.  Gardner  pi.  r.  Broadway 
Anderson  Mary  J.  boarding,  h.  489  Washington 
Anderson  Robert  {Taylor  <5j  A.},  b.  Kneeland,  cor. 

Cove 
Anderson  Rufus,  Rev.  secretary  A.  B.  C.  F.  M.  33 

Peraberton  square,  house  at  Roxbury 
Anderson  Tabitha,  house  3  Dover  place 
Anderson  Thomas,  painter,  house  6  Cyprus 
Anderson  William,  teamster,  house  2o  Williams 
Andre  Chas.  clothing,  264  Com'l,  h.  54  Clark 
Andrew  John  A.  {Cliandler  <.\  .1.),  b.  3  Bowdoinsq. 
Andrews  Aaron,  physician,  8  1-2  N.  Prince,  h.  at 

Lowell 
Andrews  Abraham,  master  Bowdoin  School 
Andrews  Abram,  house  3  Robinson  alley 
Andrews  Albert,  engineer  E.  B.  ferry,  b'ds  3  Mav- 
erick square 
Andrews  Alfred  A.  &  Co.  {T.  O.  Gardner),  thread 

&  hosiery,  161  Washington,  house  at  Roxbury 
Andrews  Alonzo,  civil  engineer,  b.  94  Purchase 
Andi-ews   Alonzo,  provisions,  38   School,  house  4 

Village 
Andrews  Alpheus  C.  crockery,  136  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Andrews  Alexander  J.  clerk  at  Probate   Office,  h. 

39  S.  Cedar 
Andrews  Asa,  paper  hanger,  b.  Webster,  c.  Cottage 
Andrews  Barbara,  dress  maker,  house  28  Tyler 
Andrews  Benj.  {Lincoln,  Wilder  §  Co.),  house  at 

Hingham 
Andrews  C.  &  Co.  {John  Jeffries, jr.), "68  Kilby 
Andrews  Caleb,  silk  goods,  68  Kilby,  h.   6  Mount 

Vernon  [2  Brimmer  place 

Andrews  C.  {A.  L.  Ward  c^-  Co.),  29  Essex,  boards 
Andrews  Charles,  brakeman,  house  88  Albany 
Andrews  Charles,  Lowell,  house  6  Mt.  Vernon 
Andrews  Charles  L.  house  4  Village 
Andrews  Christopher  A.  A.  laborer,  h.  Andover  ct. 
Andrews  Christopher  C.  35  Court,  h.  4  Village 
Andrews  David,  laborer,  h.  Commercial,  c.  Charter 
Andrews  Ebenezer,  gunsmith,  h.  191  Hanover 
Andrews  Ebenezer  T.  house  15  Winter 
Andrews  Edward,  sail  maker,  house  8  Snowhill 
Andrews  Edward  P.  cooper,  house  6  Hanover  av. 
Andrews  Elbridge  G.   crockery,  129   Broadway,  h. 

19  Prince 
Andi-ews  E.  Jones,  house  107  Pinckney 
Andrews  Ezekiel  0.  P.  turner  and  sawing.  Border, 

house  Liverpool,  cor.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Andrews  Ferdinand,  ed.  Eve.  Traveller.  22  School, 

house  at  Cambridge 
Andrews  Ferdinand  L.  counsellor,  32  Mass.  block 
Andrews  FrancisM.  shipwi-ight,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Andrews  Francis  W.  {Neivell  &;  A.),  h.  10  Central 

court 
Andrews  Gustavus,  deputy  jailer,  h.  18  Lowell 
Andrews  Henry,  broker,  r.  48  State,  h.  18  Mt.  Ver. 
Andrews  Henry,  silversmith,  h.  2  Snowhill  court 
Andrews  Henry  G.  4  India,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Andrews  Henry  R.  house  3  Brookline  [court 

Andrews  Isaac  R.  express  wagon,   13  Pleasant  st. 
Andrews  John  L.  clerk,  house  12  Unity 
Andrews    John   S.    dry   goods,    1    Granite    block, 

Mav.  sq.  b.  Central  sq.  [at  Roxbury 

Andrews  Joseph,  historical  engraver,  66  State,  h. 
Andrews  Joseph  E.  house  1  Clark 


Andrews  Joseph  E.  machinist,  h.  5th,  n.  K 
Andrews  Lorenzo  C.  299  Wash.,  bds.  24  Purchase 
Andrews  Lyman,  watchman,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Andrews  Mary,  widow  of  Joseph  W.,  h.  27  Hull 
Andrews  Mary,Jhouse  6  Norfolk  place 
Andrews  Orin,  carpenter,  house  43  Carver 
Andrews  Robert,  machinist,  b.  Canton,  c.   Suffolk 
Andrews  Robert,  plate  printer,  116  Washington,  h. 

43  West  Cedar 
Andrews  Samuel,  Custom  House 
Andi-ews  {Samuel  G.)  &  Prentiss  (//.  J.),  printers, 

11  Devonshire,  and  12  State,  h.  43  Warren 
Andrews  Theodore  H.  clerk,  boards  16  Tyler 
Andrews  Thomas,  physician,  29  Beach 
Andrews  Thomas,  undertaker,  h.  3  Richmond 
Andrews  Wm.  coroner,  variety  store  and  auction- 
eer, 66  Fourth,  h.  68  do. 
Andrews  Wm.  B.  clerk,  h.  28  Tyler 
Andrews  Wm.  T.  house  10  Central  court 
Andi-ews  &  Co.  publishers,  11  Milk 
Andros  R.  S.  S.,  Custom  House 
Andius  John,  mariner,  house  rear  2  Vine 
Anezin  Augustus,  cook,  h.  139  Endicot    [Bowdoin 
Angel   Geo.   T.    teacher    Mather  School,    bds.  32 
Angel  W.  W.  b.  Harvard,  c.  Hudson        [Roxbury 
Angier  Calvin,  shoes  and  leather,  40  Fulton,  h.  at 
Anglin  James,  seaman,  h.  39  Friend 
Angier  John,  20  Old  State  House 
Angier  John  H.  house  67  Suffolk 
Angier  John  M.  laborer,  h.  3  South  st.  pi.    [Charter 
Annable  Davis,    stair  builder,   Charlestown,  h.  61 
Annable  Eliza,  laundress,  house  38  Friend 
Annable  Eliza,  Mrs.  seamstress,  house  1  May 
Annan  Michael,  plasterer,  h.  r.  83  Endicot 
Annin  James,  watch  maker,  bds.  60  Tyler 
Annin  Joseph,  machinist,  boards  24  May 
Annin  Wm.  L.  paper  carrier,  b.  60  Tyler 
Annis  William,  cooper,  house  rear  10  Prince 
Ansley  Thomas,  house  73  Albany 
Anthony  David,  coachman,   bds.  447  Washington 
Anthony  Joseph,  cooper,  h.  r.  3d,  n.  E 
Anthony  Mary  E.  dress  maker,  house  8  Sheafe 
Aplin  Eliza,  Mrs.  house  17  Tileston 
Apolonio  Nicholas  A.  printer,  8  Chardon 
Applebee  Hawley,  express  wagon,  38  Union,  h  G, 

n.  Broadway  • 
Applebee  Margaret,  widow,  h.  r.  84  W.  Cedar 
Appleby  Mathias,  apothecary.  Central  sq.  E.  B. 
Appleton  Benj.  B.  physician,  h.  1  Hayward   place 
Appleton  B.  B.  Mrs.  widow,  15  Avon  place 
Appleton  Charles,  h.  3  Spear  pi. 
Appleton  Charles  A.  sail  maker,  h.  29  Snowhill 
Appleton  Chas.  H.  {Fletcher  4,  A.),  h.  15  Avon  pi. 
Appleton  Charles  T.  treasurer"  Lowell  Bleachery,  6 

Liberty  sq.  house  at  Roxbury 
Appleton  Charles  T.  P.  boots  and  shoes,  53  Han- 
over, bds.  30  Portland  [Vernon 
Appleton  Francis  H.  h.  Louisburgh  sq.  cor.  Mt. 
Appleton  Geo.  B.  watch  maker,  83  Washington 
Appleton  George  W.  {Learned,  Thompson  <j-  Co.), 

house  18  Garden 
Appleton  J.  A.  Mrs.  house  7  Mount  Vernon  place 
Appleton  John,  mason,  house  44  Warren 
Appleton  J.   Warren,   com.   mer.  7  Kilby,  house 

34  South  Russell 

Appleton  Mary,  upholstress,  house  18  Garden 
Appleton  Mary,  Mrs.  house  2  Corev  avenue 
Appleton  Wm.  jr.,  31  Kilby,  house"  76  Beacon 
Appleton  Nathan,  (/.  W.  Paige  ^  Co.),  h.  39  Beacon 
Appleton  Robert,  {Upham,  A.  ^  Co.),  h.  Boylston, 

opposite  public  garden 
Appleton  Samuel,  h.  37  Beacon  [Winter 

Appleton  Samuel  A.  {J.  W.  Paic/e  &;  Co.),  house  30 
Ai)pleton  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  8  May 
Appleton    {Thomas)     &  Warren    {T.    D.),    organ 

builders,  123  Cambridge,  h.  5  Myrtle 
Appleton  William  &  Co.  (S.  Hooper),  merchants, 

35  and  36  Lewis  wharf,  h.  54  Beacon 
Appleton  {Wm.   C.)  &  Snelling  (.S".  G.),  commis. 

merchants,  6  Liberty  sq.,  h.  at  Roxbury 


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Appleton  Wm.  W.  clerk  318  Washington,  bds.  do. 
Applin  Benj.  &  W.  stair  builders,  Beverly,  h.  do. 
Applin  Wesson,  {B.  ^  IF.  Applin),  h.  at  Charles. 
Apthorp  &  Co.   {Charles  W.  ^  John  T.  Apthorp), 

tlour,  3  South  Market,  h.  16  Florence 
Apthorp  John  T.   {Apthorp^   Co.),  h.  at  Melrose 
Apthorp  Robert  E.  counsellor,  18   Joy  building,  h. 

21  liow-e 
Arbecaui  John,  mariner,  h.  4  Ai'nold 
Arbogast  Frederick,  glazier,  h.  7  Second  [bury 

Arbuckell  Saui'l,  rope  maker,  Milldam,  b.  at  ilo.x- 
Archer  Freeman,  mason,  h.  7  May  st.  place 
Archer  James,  engraver,  410  Washington 
Archibald  Emily  W.  Mrs.  house  95  Eliot 
Archibald  Thomas,  lather,  h.  Hull,  c.  Commercial 
Archibald  {IV.   S.)  &   Cogswell  (iJ.),  painters,  52 

Cambridge,  b.  5  Morton 
Archwell  Robert,  machinist,  h.  Tyler,  c.  Curve 
Arcorn  William,  laborer,  h.  7  Charlestown 
Arcut  John,  b.  Atlantic  House 
Arenburg  Catherine  N.  boarding,  1  Indiana 
Argan  John,  tailor,  II  Atkinson 
Argyras  Basilius,  (H.  Cobb,  .Sf  Co.),h.  83  Pinckney 
Arklay  Patrick  ( IVi/min  S;  A.],  105  Milk 
Arklay  David,  105  Milk,  bds.  40  Summer 
Armington  Horace  E.  merchant  tailor,   136  Wash- 
ington, h.  62  Dover 
Arminson    Francis   E.   com.  mer.   18   City  wharf, 
boards  8  Bulfinch  place  [tur,  E.  B. 

Armitage  Thomas,  sail  maker,  b.  London,  n.  Deca- 
Armitage  John,  sail  maker,  h.  58  Nashua 
Armsby  Josh.  M.  C.  ( Ihijgles,  Nourse,  Mason,  Sj-  Co.) 
Armsby  Willard,  pattern  maker,  16  Hawley,  h.  at 

Chelsea 
Armsterd  John  P.  porter,  121  Wash.,  h.  3  Southac 
Armstrong  Alexander  P.   truckman,  h.  7  Cooper 
Armstrong  Henry,  porter,  h.  6  Southac  ct. 
Armstrong  Henry,  h.  Kneeland,  n.  South 
Armstrong  James,  carpenter,  h.  r.  14  Wall 
Armstrong  James,  h.  11  N.  Grove 
Armstrong  James,  currier,  40  Fulton,  house  rear 

Maverick,  near  Border,  E.  B. 
Armstrong  John,  h.  2  Bartlett  place 
Armstrong  John,  finding  store,  32  Clinton,  house 

95  Salem,  cor.  Salem  court 
Armstrong  John,  h.  27  E.  Orange  [mercial 

Armstrong  Joseph,  currier,  21  Ferry,  h.  526  Com- 
Armstrong  Lewis,  inspector  of  cars,  h.  4   Church 
Armstrong  Matthew,  stabler,  Minot,  n.  Nashua 
Armstrong  Robert,  moulder,  bds  221  Harrison  av. 
Armstrong  Samuel  T.  house  35  Beacon 
Armstrong  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Armstrong  Thos.  job  wagon,  h.  r.  D  st.,  n.  Athens 
Armstrong  Mary,  widow,  8  Snowhill 
Armstrong  William,  coppersmith,  h.   Ill  Leveret 
Armstrong  Wm.,  h.  r.  Maverick,  n.  Border,  E.  B. 
Armstrong  Wm.  last    maker,  h.  3  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Armstrong  Wm.  C.  printer,  37  Congress 
Arnaud  {John  J.)  &  Coombs  {Levi  B.),  gilders, 

17  1-2  Tremont  row,  house  3  Concord 
Arnold  Ames,  truckman,  h.  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Arnold  Charles  &  Co.  {Hennj  Adams),  dry  goods, 
17  Federal,  h.  6  Rowe  [Charlestown 

Arnold  C.   H.  S.  {Wm.  Mitchell  &;  Co.),  house  at 
Arnold  Harriet,  h.  43  Curve 
Arnold  James,  police  officer,  house  33  Harvard 
Arnold  John,  mariner,  h.  4  Sheafe 
Arnold  Joseph,  machinist,  bds.  13  Broadway 
Arnold  Joseph  A.  coppersmith,  Harrison  avenue, 

near  S.  May,  h.  Canton,  c.  Newland 
Arnold  J.  W.,  Custom  House,  house  at  Roxbury 
Arnold  Matthew,  12  Beach,  house  15  Carver 
Arnold  Rebecca,  ^vidow,  h.  42  Carver      [Cambridge 
Arnold  Samuel  S.  hides  and  leather,  82  Ann,  h.  at 
Arnoult  Emile,  French  language,  bds.  9  Columbia 
Arrenberg    Henry,  machinist,  b.  196  Harrison  av. 
Arronquier  Wm.  sculptor  and  moulder,  Washing- 
ton, n.  Newton 
Arrington  Geo.  D.  {Soule  4,  .4.),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Arrington's  Salem  express,  City  Hotel  j 


Arris  Corrin  J.  laborer,  h.  3  Warren  sq. 

Arris  Wentworth,  mason,  h.  670  Washington 

Arther  James  P.   seaman,  house   Athens,   near  C 

Ash  J.  A.  mariner,  boards  24  Belknap 

Ash  Robert,  laborer,  house  Sumner,  n.  Orleans 

Ashburner  Samuel,  civil  engineer,  6  Niles'  build'g, 

house  2  W.  Cedar  [Friend 

Ashcrait  Daniel,  tailor,  37  N.  Market,  house  rear  8 
Ashcroft  John,  5J  Merchants'  r.,  bds  Fulton  House 
Ashley  Mary,  circulating  library,  h.  121  Charles 
Ashley  {Ossian  D.)  &  Gorham  {F.),  brokers,  28 

State,  h.  90  Pinckney 
Ashmun  Lewis  (  Wijman  <Sf  A.),  b.  13   Franklin  pi. 
Ashow  Charles,  boards  Atlantic  House 
Ashton  Elisha  V.  &  Co.  {D.iniel  N.  Haskell),  fancy 

goods,  117  Washington 
Askins  James,  boiler  maker,  house  9  Hamburg 
Aspinwall  Augustus,  broker,  68  Broad,  house  at 

Brookline  [Hanover,  h.  19  Sheafe 

Aspinwall  Samuel,  mast  maker,  Commercial,  near 
Aspinwall  William,  counsellor,  46  Washington,  h. 

at  Brookline 
Athearn  James  F.  {E.  H.  Barker  S;  Co.),  8  Broad 
Atherton  Charles,  31  Washington,  h.  9  Cherry 
Atherton  J.  &  W.  boots  and  shoes,  39  Central,  h. 

at  Stoughton 
Atherton  Samuel  &  Co.  {C.  &  A.  Wm.  Stetson,  and 

£.    W.  Hunt),  shoes  and  leather,  25  Broad,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Atkins  Benjamin  F.  house  5  Kingston 
Atkins  Caleb  W.  tinsmith,  b.  Paris,  c.  Meridian 
Atkins  Ebenezer,  house  Paris,  n.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Atkins  Dean,  house  Robinson  lane 
Atkins  {Elisha)  &  Freeman  (IF.  F.),  merchants, 

26  India  wharf,  house  6  Bulfinch 
Atkins  Hannah  C.  teacher,  b.  Paris,  c.  Meridian 
Atkins  {Henry),  Weld  (/.  D.),  &  Co.  ( T.  Clark,  jr.), 

W.  I.  goods,  37  and  38  S.  Market,  h.  10  Bedford 
Atkins  {Isaiah)  &  Greeley  {Newell),  furniture,  12 

Lewis,  house  Paris,  E.  B. 
Atkins  {Isaiah),  Stedman  {Daniel  B.),  Si  Co.  {Geo. 

Stedman),  crockery  and  glass,  13  Merchants' 

row,  h.  6  Kingston  [3  Columbia 

Atkins  Isaiah  M.  port  warden,  68  Commercial,  h. 
Atkins  Isaiah  M.  jr.  boards  3  Columbia 
Atkins  James,  house  8  Camden 
Atkins  James  H.  fish,  212  Hanover,  h.  6  Foster 
Atkins  John,  boarding,  7  Winter 
Atkins  John,  broker,  Paris,  c.  Meridian,  house  do. 
Atkins  John,  captain,  house  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Atkins  John,  tailor,  34  Portland 
Atkins  John  W.  mason,  boards  Paris,  c.  Meridian 
Atkins  Simon  P.  mason,  house  14  Erie 
Atkins  Stephen,  teamster,  house  113  Hudson 
Atkins  Thomas,  truckman,  house  E,  near  5th 
Atkins  Thomas  G.  dry  goo'ds,  143  Washington,  h. 

12  Richmond 
Atkins  Timothy,  143  Washington,  h.  12  Richmond 
Atkins  Wm.  B.  truckman,  h.  256  Athens,  n.  E 
Atkinson  Andrew  ( Wade  tS,-   A.),  9  Wilson  lane,  h. 

9  Hanover 
Atkinson  {Amos),  Rollins  {William),  &  Co.  (jB. 

IF.  Rollins),  merchants,  51  Central  wharf,  h. 

at  Brookline  [at  Brookline 

Atkinson  George,  discount  clerk,  State  Bank,  h. 
Atkinson  Jacob,  counsellor,  35  Court 
Atkinson  John,  brakeman,  boards  79  Albany 
Atkinson  John  W.  63  State,  house  93  Eliot 
Atkinson  Patrick,  grocer,  93  Eliot,  h.  do. 
Atkinson  Thomas,  housewright,  house  32  Charles 
Atkinson  William,  painter,  house  212  Hanover 
Atkinson  William,  watchman,  house  I,  n.  1st 
Atwater  E.  house  9  Esse.x 
Atwell  Ann,  boarding,  house  787  Washington 
Atwell  Charles  R.  81  Milk,  house  43  Brighton 
Atwell  Ebenezer,  Mrs.  house  81  Cambridge 
Atwell  L.  house  103  W.  Cedar 
Atwell  Otis  R.  book-keeper,  33  India 
Attwill  Richard  I.  house  6  Howard 
Attwood  B.  C.  Mrs.  527  Washington 


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63 


Attwood  Gilbert,  36  State,  h.  527  Washington 
Atwood  Barnabas,  clerk,  house  27  Thacher 
Atvvood  Charles,  counsellor,  39  Court,  h.  20  Howe 
Atwood  Charles  H.  druggist,  Leveret,  c.  Green 
Atwood  Charles  W.  {J.  if  C.  W.  Atwood),  163  Court 
Atwood  David,  oysters,  121  Ann  [S.  Cedar 

Atwood  Elisha,  fish  and  oysters,  106  Pleasant,  h.  31 
Atwood  Francis  A.  31  F.  H.  market,  h.  14  Wall 
Atwood  Francis  S.  lithographer,  house  37  Dover 
Atwood  Frederic,  oysterman,  house  18  Thacher 
Atwood  Hawes  (IF.  H.  iSf  H.  Atwood),  h.  Cooper, 

n.  Charlestown 
Atwood  J.  &  C.  YV^.  oysters,  163  Court 
Atwood  John,  fish,  26  the  S.  Market 
Atwood  John,  house  6  Lindall  place 
Atwood  Joshua,  oysters,  15  Franklin 
Atwood  (Lewis)  &  Higgins  (L.  H.),  provisions,  80 

Charles,  house  River,  c.  Lime 
Atwood  R.  &  Co.  (E.  Atwood),  fish,  Tremont,  n. 

Pleasant,  house  31  S.  Cedar 
Atwood  Samuel,  shoemaker,  1  Hawley, h.  37  Dover 
Atwood  Stephen  {Newcomb  i;  A.),  house  Cooper,  n. 

Charlestown  [at  Roxbury 

Atwood  Thomas  H.  shoes,  515  Washington,  house 
Atwood  Timothy,  oysters,  70  Cambridge,  house  11 

Auburn  court.  [Third,  n.  C 

Atwood  Timothy,  oysters,  Devonshire,  house  102 
Atwood  William  H.  &  Hawes,  oysters,  25  Union, 

c.  jMarshall,  house  3  Carroll  place 
Aubens  Isaiah,  piano-forte  maker,  b.  16  Newton  pi. 
Aubin  Philip  J.  (Davis  &;  Aiibin),  h.  34  Boylston 
Augustus  Isaac  H.  boot  maker,  5  Franklin  avenue, 

boards  65  Chambers 
Augustus  John,  5  Franklin  av.  house  65  Chambers 
Anlar  Vincent,  mariner,  house  12  Bartlett 
Auright  John,  laborer,  h.  2d,  near  Turnpike 
Austin  Arthur  W.  counsellor,  10  Court 
Austin  (David)  &  Brown  {Wm.  L.),  thread,  &c. 

219  Washington  [Chambers 

Austin  David,  Lyndley's  bedsteads,  2  Union,  h.  81 
Austin  Edward,  merchant,  34  India  wharf,  house 

44  Beacon  [141  Tremont 

Austin  Elbridge   G.   counsellor,    19   Court,   house 
Austin  Francis  B.  77  Kilby,  house  at  Charlestown 
Austin  George  W.  18  N.  Market,  b.  2)  Leveret 
Austin  Hannah,  seamstress,  house  4  N.  Russell 
Austin  Henry,  carpenter,  house  5  Providence 
Austin  Henry  D.   couiiseHor,   10  Court,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Austin  (leers  J.)  &  Young  (Edward),  counsellors, 

3!)  Court,  house  88  Dover 
Austin  Jacob  K.  handcartman,  house  E,  n.  5th 
Austin  James  T.  counsellor,   30  Court,  house  141 

Tremont 
Austin  John  D.  counsellor,  20  Court,  b.  Otis  place 
Austin  (Jos.  j'r.)  &  Gibbons,  (Wm.  V.),  com.  mer- 
chants, 21  City  wf.,  boards  7  Garden  coiu't  st. 
Austin  Joseph,  tin  worker,  23G  Ann,  house  7  Gar- 
den court  street  [ton  place 
Austin  Mary  P.  widow,  dry  goods,  Canton,  c.  Can- 
Austin    Milton,    straw   goods   and  millinery,    279 

Washington,  h.  7  Franklin 
Austin  Nathaniel,  coachman,  h.  rear  84  Portland 
Austin  Romeo,  47  it  49  Broad,  h.  14  Winthrop  pi. 
Austin  Sampson,  packer,  h.  3  Leveret  lane 
Austin  Samuel,  34  India  wharf,  house  44  Beacon 
Austin  S.  Harris,  23  Merchants'  row 
Austin  Thos.  &  Co    (Joshua  B   FowJe),  ship  bread 

bakers,  17  Commercial,  h.  69.^  Summer 
Austin  William,  truckman,  house  5th,  n.  F 
Austin  William  B.  41  Pearl,  house  Endicot 
Austin  William  H.  engineer,  h.  3d,  near  E 
Auty  Benjamin,  seaman,  boards  25  Nashua 
Auty  Daniel,  wire  worker,  boards  25  Nashua 
Averill  Charles  S.  restorator.  Causeway,  c.  Canal 
Averill  Dan.  ^V.  (Cheney,  A.  ,5f  Co.),  h.  52  Portland 
Averill  Eben,  coachman,  boards  52  Portland 
Averill  George,  paver,  boards  5  Morton 
Averill  Samuel,  blacksmith,  house  59  Pitts 
Avery  Abraham,  jr.  63  Pearl,  b.  5  Bumstead  pi. 


Avery  Alden,  plasterer,  h.  Lucas  pi.  n.  Emerald 
Avery  Ebin  P.  shipwright,  h.  Liverpool,  c.  Decatur 
Avery  George  W.  junk,  138  Fulton,  h.  39  Marion 
Avery  Henry,  grocer,   1  Commercial  wharf,  north 

side,  boards  at  Fulton  House 
Avery  H.  N.  produce,  23  Elm,  boards  9  do. 
Avery  John  C.  fancy  box  factory,   11  Washington, 

house  24  W.  Castle 
Avery  Peter  A.  cap  maker,  house  rear  38  Friend 
Avery  Samuel,  jr.  (G.  Searle  S^  Co.),  56  Water 
Avery  Stevens,  carpenter,  house  rear  47  Pleasant 
Avery  Watson  (Starktceather  <y  A.),  2  Chapman  pi. 

bds.  32  Cambridge 
Avis  William  R.  boards  U.  S.  Hotel     [16  Belknap 
Avory  Peter,  hair  dresser,   41  1-2  Federal,  boards 
Ayer  Albert,  clerk  Concord  R.  R.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Aver  D.  C.  watches,  11  Hanover,   h.  23  N.  Charles 
Ayer  George,  carpenter,  house  Pembroke 
Ayer  Hannah,  nurse,  house  46  Myrtle 
Ayer  James,  physician,  177  Hanover,  house  do. 
Ayer  John,  depot  master  N.  R.  R.,    foot  Lowell, 

house  at  E.  Cambridge 
Ayer  (Monroe)  &  Stone  (H.),  produce,  7  Market 

square,  boards  177  Hanover 
Ayer  Rachel  E.  Mrs.  h.  186  Hanover 
Ayer  Thomas,  carpenter,  16  Causeway,  h.  46  Myrtle 
Ayer  Thomas  P.    12  Commercial,   house   at  East 

Cambridge 
Ayer  Wm.  G.  clerk,  89  Cambridge,  bds.  46  Myrtle 
Ayers  Clrarles,  clerk,  97  1-2  State 
Avers  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  16  Fayette 
Ayers  David,  (Stratton  ^  A.),  boards  47  Dover 
Ayers  (Edward)  &  Vialle  (Henry),  coppersmiths, 

48  Charlestown,  house  5  Garden  court  street 
Ayers  Ira,  hair  dresser.  Purchase,  corner  Pearl,  h. 

47  Dover  [at  Chelsea 

Ayers  Oliver  E.  shoes,  Hanover,  corner  Union,  h. 
Ayers  Stephen,  painter,  bds.  10  Garden 
Ayers  William  O.  master  Eliot  School 
Ayling  Charles  H.  turner,  8  Beach,  h.  721  Wash. 
Ayling  Henry  A.  (Priest  ^  ^.),h.  154  Harrison  av. 
Ayling  (Isaac)   &   Howard   (A.  H.),   dentists,  34 

School 
Ayling  William  L.  actor,  house  5  Channing 
Aymar  Francis,  putnp  maker,  house  1  Quiet  pi. 
Ayres  John,  clerk,  19  Lewis  wf.,  house  11  Pine 
Ayres  Lewis,  cabinet  maker,  boards  19  Oak 
Ayres  Nath'l  W.  caulker,  b.  Paris,  near  Sumner 
Ayres  Sarah  W.  milliner,  312  Washington 
Ayres  William,  mast  maker,  boards  Union  Hotel 

BABB  EBEN  P.  provisions.  North  square,  house 

7  Lathrop  place 
Babb  Eliza,  widow,  house  27  Bridge 
Babb  G.  W.  shoe  maker,  38  Allen,  house  41  Poplar 
Babb  Mary  F.  dress  maker,  house  21  Lincoln 
Babb  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  house  19  Lancaster 
Babb  Nathaniel  P.  painter,  3  Carney  place,  house 

9  Dover  place  [Harvard  court 

Babbeuf  Eugene,   French   boot    maker,  house    4 
Bibbingtou  Catharine,  widow,  r.  83  Endicot 
Babbit  Ben.ajah,  engineer,  house  5th,  near  A 
Babbit  Francis  P.  tailor,  house  3  Cedar  st.  place 
Babbit  John  D.  printer,  h.  Fuller,  near  Church 
Babbit  Winthrop  G.  basement  Court  House,  house 

95  Hudson 
Babbitt  Albert,  painter,  boards  14  Vine 
B.ibbitt  Cyrus,  house  14  Vine 
Babbitt  Isaac,  house  664  Washington 
Babbs  John  S.   L.  antique  cabinet   manufacturer, 

14  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln,  house  11  Har.  av. 
Babbs  Sarah  S.  boarding,  11  Harrison  avenue 
Babcock  Aaron  B.  laborer,  boards  107  Hanover 
Babcock  (Dexter)  &  Coolidge  (.4.),  W.  I.  goods,  21 

South  Market,  house  30  Carver 
Babcock  Fanny  F.  house  50  Harrison  avenue 
Babcock  Horatio  B.  machinist,  house  31  A,  n.  4th 
Babcock  John  B.  35  Milk,  bds.  6  Lincoln 
Babcock  Mary,  widow,  house  18  Vine 
Babcock  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  81  Pleasant 


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IJ;^,  .  [l',oi..,,^_  li  J;  ii'>.'i'r  y,h  \varrt!ii 

JtJ,  •Ad  U'ulw,  r«;ac  JJ'^  Wuwliiuj/jtou,  li. 

hni/mtu  ha-iuKi  C  47  Coumil.  wliurf,  Jj.  at  ituxbury 

l^wmtu  l>uU\,  widow,  |joub«;  J5}(j  <;uuibridm' 

^joii  J>.  </,  *^  W.  h.    iuw<!liaiitb,  47  <.;ommer<;iu-l 

wluicf,  liouht  at  Jtoxl.)uiy 
JitKjyji  Ki;/„i,.  til  /..<...,.  '.)  I'l..< 
J^<;OU    I  ■    .'1  J..]u<;<; 

Jiif.  !  .,    .., , M.ouiit  V«ruo«j 

JJiMJoii  J'taiKiM  A.  <;oiU'<tor,  lioubf  J2  (^livi^r  pla<;e 
iitt<;oij  J'laiKib  H.  i77  Wubliiiij^toii,   l».  7  Naiihuu 
J}a<;y«)  <;<:«!>;»•  (J'liint  i,  Ji.),  )i.  Jl^i  JJairiboii  uv. 
Jla<;oii  Oiitfiii  J .  di««s  iiiakt*),  62;i  Wubli,  1^.  l-O  'J'yU-r 
JJacoii  J!<  ni  V    i..i(  )■  Mj,:ii    ii    j<  ,u  .S'M'octlimd 
Jia<x.ii  J '  '  tlic  bridge 

iiacoii  I'  "oar  K 

Jiawii  J. ...... H     |,.ii.Mi    !..,..(    i  i  n,.i.i.y)i  bt.  plax;t- 

iiwAtii  Jai;olj,  lioiibi'  2*J  WuiiDH 

Jia<;oi)  JuiiK-ti  'J',  dry  goodii,  li.  h'6  JJrij^ljtoii 

iia<:oii  Jane  M.  wi<f<>w,  liouhi'  7  JOatoji 

JiaiHjii  Jolii),  )i<)U.>^f  20  (Jrtibi^iit  l)lact; 

Wa<x(U  Joliii,  libli,  iiO  !5<'lw«l,  lioubi-  ',^  All>a  r.yurt 

i^iuioii  Joliii,  j»,,  (jliv.siriaii.  hoiibti  20  (/it!B<;«iit  j>). 

jiu(x>ii  Jolui  y'.  iii.u'Iiiiiibt,  lioiibf  0  Villux*' 

JJu<;<Jii  Joiai  J-'.  {h)iiihiJtil C>:  Ji.),  b,  '4  AuOuri)  court 

JJar.oii  Joliii  A.  dirk,  12  (Iiiioii,  Uoubf  at  Itoxbury 

J^acoii  JoB<ij>li  8.  ol<'.)'k,  40  <,'<Mit(u.)  wliiirf 

iitu'-uii  JottMjJl)  V.  ^  Son   C/'/wv/w//*  y/.),  <oui.  )u«r- 

(■.haiitb,  4<J  </eiitriil  wharf,  houbc  at  Jirookliiie 
iitwjoij  Jji-.oiiurd,  carriage  biiijtli,   24   J'mud,   house 

at  <  "liolsou 
l}a«;oii  Jtoiu  Ji.  balcbuiuu,  lioubc  'Zf)  Mahou 
J'Jatoi)  Mury,  widow,  liousf  11  Sudlmiy 
Jiai'.oii  iCi!u1>«ii,  iiiii.i'oii,  tioubc  Jloltoii,  near  i'' 
iim-Aiti  JUuibt'ii,  blail' -.Hill  I     houncM  Kiitiiiluud 
JJai;oii  Jtobort  <j.  Ii"  'd  lAoA-.e 

JiaiioH  KaiKut'J.  iru< .  /l-2Na«hiiu 

jiatM>iJ  (Sihs  Ji.)  &  .^iniih    \  r.iiwiii),   watcliub  and 

ji'Wi^ljy,  4  J'lliii,  houbc  at  <;imibridu;(.' 
iiux.iju  t!)oi>liiuA.  ijpholblrt'bt,  liount-  l^idourt 
Jiatiou  'j'Uoiuuu  <J,   <ll  Co.    (H.  I'iuirt'),    lial,«,  cuj>h, 

Htv.,  A-iiii,  c.  Uiiiou,  h,  8  Crcbc.ciii  jjlafi- 

jJtttJOU  'J'li..iri  ■-    H      i.ln.it'iih    r     ^    fefiyM),    IlOUIW    Ut 

Broo,.    ,  . 


B-.'        " '■,   gold  beater,  rear  3-5  Washington 
Ji.  .   propri»^jr   Atlantic   Jlous*,    <<94 

.■j)i 

■     brak<fuutu,  L.  G/i  Jyjwell  fburv 

-    ryy.  O".  Of  W^.  yy.  H'x/Wi),  h.at  Jiox- 

^*  '      '     ■    "  '^ — :-.-j  lane 

.  >i,  ii.  Ji. 
.'.■5  and  med- 
V-i  Jij;i<  I- hV.)ij!  ,  v'>.  J>.  Caut<jn 
Ji;  Ji.  dotlxiug,  lOJ  Jiroad,  house  121 

jfiaug<;»  i">.  i>i.  clerk,  41  J-'«;arl,  house  at  Chels(«t 
Jiadgcr  Ocorge  W.  f^.    Whiiii/fu  it  Co.),  Jioube  4^ 

W.  Cedar 
Jiadg.^r  JaiiKib  M.  7b  i*'.  H.  market,  h.  10  Hull 
Jiadger    {John   L.)   He    Jiailey    ( SuilMtiinl),    «hij> 

caulkerb,  'Joiianercial  witarf,  h.  4  Nabhua 
Jiadger  Johu  iS.  clerk,  ^iZ-;  Wubljin^tou 
Jiadger  Jobwh  W.  clerk,  'j  J'odcral,  Ij.  4th,  <x*r.  JJ 
Jiadger  O.  li.  rebtorator,  ^  JirattU^,  h.  24  J'ortlaud 
Hsidj/cr  Jiob'Tt  8.  houbC  72  J-'riuce 

widow,  h.  10  N.  itubbell 
-,  portrait  painter,  h.   7  Federal  ct. 
j  J .  i/vj  1 1  all  painti^r,  h.  7  Federal  tt. 
ii.  ^ic  4^  <JljLarter 

Ji  4y  Charter    , 

''  luth,  h.  8J  Jiroadway 

Mibc  17  Warren 
V/.  J.t.  Ji..  b.  17    Warr<-n 
Jiugi-i^aoj !  jiojjj.-,,  0'ja.i'iiijg,  <^  (Jarltoii  place 
Jiugh^y  CW/vv  y'',)  &  tStaurt  (C/t«.Afc«),  dry  goodb, 

'•     II  >  "I ,  h.  ut  (jambridgcjwrt 

ii^  lu  (IV/iiUi^r  ij  yi.;,  I'itchburg  Kx- 

Ji.  ■  104  Ann  I  Vernon 

JJ.  .'  rijflit,  Itiver,  coiiLt-t  Mi. 

yy.y  •  ■   210  JJanJbou  avenue 

Jiagiey  iS/iuou,  tu<ioi,  iioube  7  Tlieatre  alley 
JJaguall  (Hlijali  H.)  &  J>oud  {H.),  pump  and  block 

makcrb,  2!>  i'ulton,  Ji.  at  CheUea  (Marion 

iiagiiali  'J'Jiomah,  jr.  mtdalb,  /).'>  Jilackhtone,   li.  JJ2 
Jiiiil  Wiij    V    .ship  joini-r,  h.  Jiorchcster,  near  '•'A 
Ji.  'Ir<^bb  maker,  h.  r.  lOJ  Tremont 

Ji..  deputy  i;olle.<:tor,  Cubtoni  lloube,  )). 

,.,.>  ,....;..-.i.>u  avenue  [24  Vine 

Jiaili;y  AlUou  JJ.  reporter  Chronotype,  \f>  fetate,  h. 
JJailey  Amuba,  joiner,  h.  fj  J'unjhabc  pla<;« 
liailey  Amaba  W.    bowling   balooii,    n.  ^7  JJudbon 
Jiailey  Andrew  J.  restaurant,  J'.i'i  1-2    WabhiilgUnj 
Jiailey  Ann,  boarding,  iO  Jewell 
Jiai)«!y  Jienjainiu,  engiaver,  W  Jlanover 
Jiailey  lien|amiu,  honey  and  dome.btic  j^roduce,  4<j 

"!■■"■     I ;    f)  i'uyette 
J',  A.  clerk,  Jioube  liJ  Kingbton 

Ji,  (j.  clerk,  J-'obt  Ottice,  h.  8  Howard 

Jiajii,v  '  u,-ljjijg,  iioa<:h  maker,  h.  6  i'Jliot 
Jiailey  J'Jjenezej-  (J.  {Ilonum  if  li.),  lioube  at  West 

riewbury  Ido.  JO.  Ji. 

Jiailey  J'Mwin,  arc.hite<t   and  builder,  Webbtcr,  li. 
Jiailey   Jidwin  C.  chief  clerk  J-*.  <>.,  h.  at  Cheibeu 
Jiailey  J')plira)m,  <!00j>er,  h.  b  Noyeb  p]a<;e 
liailey  J'rancib,  h.  Jjau<:abter  cou)t 
Jiailey  <je,orge,  »;ork  <;ntter,  h.  Jit^bsom  ct.  I'!.  JJ. 
Jiailey  <ie,oige,  bookb,  h.  \'.i  J^'icdiamit 
Jiailey  (ieorgc  <j.  ]>rint«^r,  house  W  Nabhua 
Jiailey  (jeorge  JI.  J  ly    Washington,   b.   at  JSewton 
Jiailey  J  J  alt,   lockbUiith,  ll.  TA  /'urf'habc 
Jiailey  JJeniy,  carpejiter,  b.  JJuvie,  n.  fiumnej' 
JJailey  James,  b,  2.'>8  JJauovei' 
JJailey  Janub,  bdb.  10  J'ibbcx 
JJailey  Jolui,  iaboier,  li.  J^ancabter  court 
JJailey  John   A.  cajpoiiter,  houbc   'A  JVJay  bt.  place 
Jiaihy  Job  1''.  {(Ut4ifd>nj  «)  //.),  h.  (J  I'urchabe  placu 
Jiailey  Jouepli  JJ .  paiiil,<i,  li.  li  Noycb  pluie 
liailey   {.loni/ili  'J',)  A  Jenkins  ( ^'//////c*  y','.),  doois, 

blinds,  Ac.  44o  Wasliinnton,  h.   82  J'urchasc 
Jiailey  Jo.sliiia  (I'liiitoii^,  Oiti/nuil,  if  fit.) 
JJuiley  Jobhiia,  bliipwiighl,  house  17  Andovei 
JJuih'y  J.emuel  IS.  whechvri(j())t,  houbc  (J  JOioi 
Jiuiluy  liuv),  vai'ulbhur,  h.  'M  Wttbt  (Jtuttou 


BOSTON       [B]      DIRECTORY 


65 


Bailey  Marcia  L.  Mrs.  house  31  Kingston 

Bailey  Mary,  Mrs.  house  5o  Bowdoin 

Bailey  Nathaniel,  {Badaer  iSr  B.),  h.  at  Dorchester 

Bailey  Paul,  carpenter,  b.  Summer,  cor.  Bremen 

Bailey  Phineas,  teamster,  h.  85  Prince 

Bailey  Samuel  A.  joiner,  h.  Meridian,  E.  Boston 

Bailey  Sarah,  millinery  and  dry  goods,  551  Wash. 

Bailey  Simon  W.  watch  maker,  house  3  Eaton 

Bailey  Stephen,  machinist,  boards  75  Curve 

Bailey  T.  68  State  " 

Bailey  Theresa  M.  milliner,  544  Wash.  bds.  25  Oak 

Bailey  William,  printer,  boards  6  Eliot 

Baird  Chas.  engineer,  W.  R.  R.,  house  30  Oswego 

Baird  Geo.  plumber,  83  Cambridge,  h.  2  N.  Russell 

Baird  John,  house  3  Essex  place 

Baker  Abel,  boots  &  shoes,  1  Water,  h.  atRoxbury 

Baker  Adam  P.  painter,  house  Everett,  near  Ford 

place,  E.  Boston 
Baker  Albert,  printer,  house  8  Minot 
Baker  Albert,  trader,  53  Turnpike,  Barker's  build- 
ing, house  Silver,  near  E 
Baker  Alvin  H.  daguerreotypist,  house  22  May 
Baker  Amo^,  teacher  Chapman  Hall  School,  Chap- 
man place,  h.  4  do.  [dover 
Baker  Amos  W.  grocer,  65  1-2  Lowell,  h.  8.  An- 
Baker  Andrew,  laborer,  house  Lime  alley 
Baker  Benjamin,  oysters,  2  Brattle,  h.  81  Court 
Baker  B.  F.  music  teacher,  251  Washington,  house 
4  Rowe  place                                           [73  Pearl 
Baker  B.  F.  &  Co.  (/?.  Whitnei/),  boots  and  shoes. 
Baker  B.  Franklin,  (/?.  Baker'S;  Son),  h.  9  Oxford 
Baker  Caroline,  widow,  house  80  Leveret 
Baker  Charles,  packet  agent,  opposite  15  Cent.  wf. 
Baker  Charles,  lamp  maker,  house  14  Wheeler's  ct. 
Baker  Charles  B.  painter,  house  146  Cambridge 
Baker  Chas  B.  28  Wash,  boards  8  Howard 
Baker  Cushing,  com.  merchant,  70  Utica 
Baker  C.  L.  job  wagon,  house  6  Oswego 
Baker  C.  &  J.  F.  groceries  and  provisions,  E,  cor. 

Broadway,  boards  266  Broadway 
Baker  David  A.  (Russell  S;  B.),  house  at  Dedham 
Baker  Daniel  C.  (F.  S.  Xt'irhall  S:  Co.).  h.  atLvnn 
Baker  Elihu  C.  clerk,  9  Milk,  house  28  Hudson 
Baker  Eliphalet  &  Co.  {Sam.  Bates. J?:  &:  X.  CJum- 

dler),  dry  goods,  33  Milk,  h.  116  Tremont 
Baker  Eliza  A.  boarding,  6  High 
Baker  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  9  Bridge  st.  ct. 
Baker  Elkanah  S.  clerk  266  Broadway,  near  E 
Baker  (EzraH.)  &  Morrill  {('.  J.),   commis.  mer. 

44  Commercial,  h.  267  Broadway,  near  F 
Baker  Francis,  house  19  Hancock 
Baker  Francis,  carriage  maker,  Tremont,  n.  Dover, 

house  Tremont  road 
Baker  Francis,  jr.  31  Long  wf.  house  19  Hancpck 
Baker  Franklin,  house  1  Brighton  st.  av 
Baker  Frederick  W.  (Mern'am  &  B.\.  h.  IS  Albany 
Baker  Freeman,  house  rear  19  frince  [Boston 

Baker  Freeman,  carpenter,  Maverick,  n.  Havre,  E. 
Baker  (Geoiye)  &  Beals   {U'/n.  J.),  diy  goods,  81 

Milk,  house  21  Bennet 
Baker  George,  boards  20  Temple  place 
Baker  George,  laborer,  5  Hamilton  place 
Baker  Geo.^A.  149  Washington,  boards  30  Essex 
Baker  Henry  S.  house  14S  Hanover 
Baker  Horace,  builder,  boards  145  Pleasant 
Baker  (Isaac)  &  Shattuck  (Georoe),  fish,  128,  130, 

&  132  Faneuil  Hall  market,  h.  3  Wesley  pi. 
Baker  Isaiah,  oysters,  641  Washington,   house  do. 
Baker  Jacob,  mariner,  house  London,  E.  Boston 
Baker  James,  Custom  House,  bds.  Central  House 
Baker  James  L.  (J.  Baker  c\  Sons),  h.  43  Summer 
Baker  Jane,  widow,  seamstress,  house  25  W.  Castle 
Baker  J.  &  Sons,   manufacturers,   upholstery  and 

trimmings,  8  Water 
Baker  J.  F.  (C.  .y  J.  F.  Baker),  bds.  266  Broadway 
Baker  Jesse  Y.  &  Co.  oysters,   N.  E.  cor.  Faneuil 

Hall  market,  house  3  Morton 
Baker  Joel,  pattern  maker,  house  3d,  near  B 
Baker  Joel,  jr.  moulder,  boards  3d,  near  B 
Baker  John,  jr.  agent,  8  Long  wf.,  h.  38  Kneeland 


Baker  John  K.  L.  327  Washington,  bds.  18  Albany 

Baker  John  K.  Mrs.  house  18  Albany 

Baker  Joshua  &  Co.  (./.  ]V.  Baker  &'/.  A.  Davis), 

ship  chandlers,  49  Com'l,  h.  63  Bedford 
Baker  .Tohn  B.  saddler,  12  Court 
Baker  John  S.  actor,  boards  54  Portland 
Baker  John  W.  (/.  Baker  ^  Co.),  h.  63  Bedford 
Baker  Joseph,  engineer,  house  5th,  corner  C 
Baker  Joseph,  teamster,  b.  Sumner,  c.  Bremen 
Baker  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  106  Broadway,  b. 
288  do.  [Com'l,  h.  239  Broadway,  n.  E 

Baker  (Judah)   &   Hall  (B.),  ship   chandlers,  39 
Baker  Louis,  boards  3  Otis  place 
Baker  L.  U.  C.  clerk,  boards  28  Hudson 
Baker  Lydia,  widow,  house  rear  5  Foster 
Baker  L.  C.  teacher,  6  Somerset,  boards  Asylum 
Baker  Martin,  clerk,  house  1  Poplar 
Baker  Mary,  widow,  house  13  Blossom 
Baker  M.  E.  teacher,  6  Somerset,  boards  Asylum 
Baker  Nelson,  cordwainer,  Norfolk  avenue,  boards 

6  Central  court 
Baker  Oliver  H.  P.  varnisher,  h.  Suffolk,  c.  Rutland 
Baker  (Pefer)  &  Bacon  (Charles  H.),  crockery,  332 

Washington,  house  28  Pearl 
Baker  Peter  H.  house  3d  street,  between  E  and  F 
Baker  Philander,   44   Commercial,  house   Athens, 
between  E  and  F  [Charlestown 

Baker  Richard,  jr.  (Wni.  F.  Weld  .Sr  Co.),  house  at 
Baker  Richard  M.  (Prince  ^  Baker),  house  rear  21 

Charter 
Baker  Ruel,  Mrs.  house  50  Tremont  [Wash. 

Baker  Ruel  &  Son  (B.  F.  Baker),  painters,  410 
Baker  S.  &  W.  S.,  N.  W.  cor.  F.  H.   market,  h.  3 

Wesley  place 
Baker  Samuel  D.  mason,  house  72  Emerald 
Baker  Simeon,  oysters,  S.  E.  cor.  F.  H.  market, 

house  6  Garden  st.  ct. 
Baker  Stephen,  clerk,  (>j  1-2  Lowell,  bds.  65  Lowell 
Baker  Susan,  Mrs.  boarding,  h.  6  Winthrop,  E.  B. 
Baker  Theodore,   hcuse-keeping   and    upholstery 

goods,  321  Washington,  h.  at  Jamaica  plain 
Baker  Thomas,  .Tuctioneer,  house  foot  May 
Baker  Thomas,  grammar  master  Boylston   School, 

boards  6  Otis  place 
Baker  Thomas,  restorator,  Boylston,  h.  81  Warren 
Baker  Timo.  (Howes,  Baker  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Dedham 
Baker  Timothy  M.  auctioneer,  20  Cornhill,  h.  at 

Roxbury 
Baker  Walter  W.  clerk,  house  rear  19  Prince 
Baker  Warren  M.  11  1-2  School,  h.  4  Alba  court 
B.iker  William,  tailor,  boards  140  Cambridge 
Baker  William,  marble  cutter,  h.  162  Cambridge 
Baker  Wm.  E.  clerk,  67  Kilby,  house  at  Roxbury 
Baker  William  H.  painter,  house  1  Thacher  ct. 
Baker  Wm.  P.  constable,  21  Court  sq.  Citv  building 
Baker  ClVm.  if.)  &  Perry  (G.),  doors,  blinds,  and 

sashes,  613  Washington 
Baker  Wm.  R.  laborer,  opposite  172  Purchase 
Baker  Wm.  R.  cabinet  maker,  house  Chardon,  near 
Hawkins  .-  [ct.  st. 

Baker  Wm.  S.  (S.  <Sr  W.  S.  Baker),  house  4  Garden 
Baker  Wm.  W.  house  50  Tremont 
Baker  James,  engineer,  house  34  Broadway     Qiam 
Balch  Benj.  W.  (Gannett,  Batch  &  Co.),  h.  at  Ded- 
Balch  Ebenezer  H.  (Hammett  c\  B.),  20  Broad 
Balch  Edward  L.  printer,  h.  Lyndeboro'  place 
Balch  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.'2  Tileston  place 
Balch  John  B.  72  Milk  [Roxbury 

Balch  Joseph,  pres.  Mer.  Ins.  Co.  38  State,  h.  at 
Balch  Joseph  W.   sec.  Boylston  Fire  and  Marine 

Ins.  Co.  4.5  State,  h.  at  Jamaica  plain 
Balch  P.  H.  house  31  Beach 
Balch  Stephen  M.  boards  14  Hudson 
Balch  Susan,  Mrs.  house  83  Tyler    [bds.  6  Bowdoin 
Balch  W.  P.  jr.  flour  and  grain,  14  and  15  Citv  wf. 
Balch  Wm.  Y'.  gilder,  10  "Tremont  row,  boards  83 

Tyler 
Balch's  Express,  158  Washington 
Balcom  A.  B.  kip  boots,  3  Shoe  and  Leather      [H. 
Balcom  Aaron  B.  dyer,  19  Howard,  b.   Pemberton 


66 


BOSTON       [B]      DIRECTORY 


Balcom  Andrew  J.  carpenter,  h.  2  Wheeler's  ct. 
Balcom  (Reuben)   &  Williams  {George),  painters, 

72  Pinckney,  h.  49  Southac 
Balcom  Sullivan,  captain,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Lamson 
Baldrey  Samuel,  laborer,  house  238  Hanover 
Baldwin  Aaron,  pres.  Wash.  Bank,  h.  16  Essex 
Baldwin  Abiel,  carpenter,  house  27  1-2  Bridge 
Baldwin  Benjamin  D.  11  F.  H.  mar.  h.  48  Portland 
Baldwin  Betsey,  boards  12  Bulfinch 
Baldwin  Calvin  T.  house  27  1-2  Bridge 
Baldwin  Charles,  boards  48  Beach 
Baldwin  Charles,  stone  cutter,  bds.  5  S.  Margin 
Baldwin  Clark  B.  clerk,  43  Hanover,  bds.  204  do. 
Baldwin  Dan'l  P.  machinist,  2d,  cor.  A,  h.  cor.  Erie 

and  Harvard 
Baldwin  D.  S   12  Tremont  row,  boards  Pavilion 
Baldwin  Edward,  131  Milk,  house  at  Milton 
Baldwin  Edward  H.  31  Milk 
Baldwin  Edward  S.  boards  10  Columbia 
Baldwin  Eli,  millinery  goods,  19  Milk,  h.  9  Pine 
Baldwin  Elizur  {Looinis  &  B.),  house  199  Fourth 
Baldwin  Enoch,   pros.  Shoe  and  Leather  Dealers' 

Bank,  house  at  Dorchester 
Baldwin  Geo.  D.  77  F.  H.  market 
Baldwin  Henry,  carpenter,  boards  9  Sudbury 
Baldwin  Henry  E.,  Custom  House,  b.  QuincyHouse 
Baldwin   Henry   H,  physician,   bds.   140  Hanover 
Baldwin  Henry  J.  turner,  boards  20  Poplar 
Baldwin  James  F.  119  Wash,  house  163  Tremont 
Baldwin  (James  IV.)  &  Stone  (/.   IF.),  produce,  9 

Market  sq.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Baldwin  Jane,  vidow,  house  39  Charter 
Baldwin  (Jeremiah)  &  Vaughan  (Daniel),  Oriental 

Saloon,  475  Wash. 
Baldwn  John,  carpenter,  h.  rear  9  Federal  ct. 
Baldwin  Josiah,  co"nstable,  1  Franklin  ave.,  h.  194 

Hanover 
Baldwin  Josiah  A.  house  194  Hanover 
Baldwin  J.  P   printer,  boards  54  Fayette 
Baldwin  Julius  C.  3  Tremont  row,  bds.  19  McLean 
Baldwin  Lnke  jr.,  30  Central  wliarf 
Baldwin  Margaret  D.  widow  of  Li-.   Thomas,  h.  4 

AVashington  square  [Wash. 

Baldwin   Mary,  millinery  and   dress  making,  521 
Baldwin  Mary,  wid.  of  Royal,  board'g,  33  Atkinson 
Baldwin  Nahum  J.  painter,  h.  4  Bennet  ave. 
Baldwin  Otis,  turner,  boards  20  Poplar 
Baldwin  William  H.  88  Milk 
Baldwin  W.  Lewis,  4  Court  square 
Baley  William  B.  marble  cutter,  bds.  58  Lowell 
Balfour  David  M.  com.  mer.  103  State 
Balge  Henry,  coppersmith,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage 
Ball  Abel,  dentist,  34  Tremont  row 
Ball  Charles  W.  clerk,  27  Foster's  wf.,  bds.  87  High 
Ball  Daniel  G.  cooper,  house  195  Broadway 
Ball  David  B.  tailor,  house  41  Endicot 
Ball  Edward,  glass  blower,  h.  Silver,  near  A 
Ball  (Ezra  H.)  &  Pollard  (H.  G.),  plate  printers, 

116  Wash.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Ball  Francis,  rigger,  house  rear  193  Hanover 
Ball  Franklin  N.  upholsterer,  h.  140  Cambridge 
Ball  Hannah,  tailoress,  house  12  Butolph 
Ball  Henry  A.  (Dotrns  &  B.),  36  Kilby 
Ball  Nancv,  wid.  of  James,  h.   13  1-2  Crescent  pi. 
Ball  J.  A.  "30  Derne,  boards  67  Myrtle 
Ball  James   W.   truckman.  Eastern  Packet  Pier, 

boards  13  1-2  Crescent  place 
Ball  John,  boaids  15  Gridley 

Ball  John  M.  cooper,  1  T  whf.,  h.  Washburn  place 
Ball  Jonas,  clerk,  6  India,  h.  725  Wash. 
Ball  Joseph,  truckman,  boards  75  Curve 
Ball  Joseph  H.  30  Derne,  boards  67  Myrtle   [chase 
Ball  Joseph  G.  restorator,  45  Congress,  h.  10  Pur- 
Ball  L.  M.  teacher,  house  248  Tremont 
Ball  Mary,  widow,  house  12  Butolph 
Ball  Mary,  widow,  house  30  Bridge 
Ball  Mary,  widow,  seamstress,  h.  140  Cambridge 
Ball  Nahum,  measurer.  Custom  House,  h.   13  Ash 
Ball  Samuel,  laborer,  Bennington,  n.  Chelsea 
Ball  Stephen,  physician,  5  Bumstead  place 


Ball  Stephen  B.  house  27  Carver 

Ball  Thomas,  artist,  17  1-2  Tremont  row,  boards  9 

Ashburton  place 
Ball  Thomas,  glass  blower,  h.  (2d),  n.  Dorchester 
Ball  Thomas  W.  carpenter,  h.  25  Essex  [ave. 

Ball  True  M.  (Jones,  Ball  ^  Poor),  h.   131  Harr. 
Ballard  Alfred,  cabinet  maker,  bds.  7  Greenough 

lane  [Grange  pi. 

Ballard  Davis  C.  printer,  8  Congress,  bds.  20  La 
Ballard  Elbridge  F.  boards  30  Portland 
Ballard  (Francis  G.)  &  Stearns  (Natnl  C),  house 

furnishing  goods,  16  Bromfield,  bds  49  Federal 
Ballard  George,  294  Commercial,  boards  3  Clark 
Ballard  James,  varnisher,  352  Washington 
Ballard  James  M.  counsellor,  9  State,  h.  480  Wash. 
Ballard  John,  office  14  Bromfield,  h.  49  Federal 
Ballard  Joseph  (Ballard  &;  Pritice),  h.  480  Wash. 
Ballard  Joseph  A.  6  Congress,  house  22  Orange 
Ballard  Thomas  E.  cabinet  maker,  b.  Dedham 
Ballard  William  (Ballard  cS?  Prince),  h.  480  AVash. 
Ballard  &    Prince    (Joseph    Ballard,    Charles    A. 

Prince,  ^  William  Ballard),  carpetwarehouse, 

7  &  9  Bromfield  [ter 

Ballister  Joseph  F.  (Tenney  &  £.),  h.   at  Dorches- 
Ballord  Albert  &  Co.  ( Win.  Hammond^,  iron  deal- 
ers, 43  Fulton,  h.  at  Framingham 
Ballou  George,  laborer,  h.  Border,  near  Sumner 
Ballou  Hosea,  Ilev.  house  24  Myrtle  [Hudson 

Ballou  Ira,  grocer.  Beach,  cor.  Kingston,  house  14 
Ballou  Ira,  82  F.  H.  market,  boards  9  Pitts 
Ballou  M.  M.,  Custom  House,  b.  Winthrop  House 
Ballou  Otis,  clerk,  b.  14  Hudson 
Ballou  Robert,  currier,  house  Paris  court,  E.  B. 
Bamford  Sidney,  clerk,  boards  8  AUston 
Banchor  John,  wines,  3  Chatham,  h.  46  Purchase 
Bancroft  Aaron,  h.  5  Oliver 
Bancroft  Aaron,  jr.  trunk  maker,  h.  5  Oliver 
Bancroft  Charles  L.  8  Court 

Bancroft  Charles  P.  (Bucklei/  S^  B.),  h.  at  Worcester 
Bancroft  E.  P.  3  Niles'  building 
Bancroft  (Geo.)  &  Dickinson  (F.  W.),  counsellors, 

7  Court  square,  h.  at  Somerville  [5  Oliver 

Bancroft  Henry  A.  (Thomas  Bancroft  ^  Co.),  bds. 
Bancroft  Jacob,  house  19  Lynde  [Oliver 

Bancroft  John    (John  Brewster  &;  Co.),   boards  6 
Bancroft  John  G.  cook,  house  2  Morton 
Bancroft  John  S.  ticket  office,  h.  7  Livingston 
Bancroft  Jonas  H.  driver,  house  rear  1  Leveret 
Bancroft  Mary,  Mrs.  house  5  Hollis  place 
Bancroft  Samuel  A.  shoes,  603  Wash.,  h.  20  Albany 
Bancroft  Sam'l  M.,  Montezuma  House,  Kneeland 
Bancroft  Silas  A.  teacher  music,  room  under  Mt. 

Vernon  church,  boards  19  Lynde 
Bancroft  Thos.  &  Co.  (Henry  A.' Bancroft),  truck- 

iTien,  12  India,  house  6  Oliver 
Bancroft  Thomas  P.  house  39  Mount  Vernon 
Bancroft  Wm.  &  Co.  ( T.  B.  Brickett),  grocers,  48 

Blaekstone,  boavds  National  House 
Bancroft  William,  blacksmith,  house  2  Lindall  pi. 
Bancroft  William  A.  house  1  Washington  square 
Bancroft  William  H.  laborer,  house  36  Summer 
Bandowin  Alexander,  upholsterer,  h.  3  Middlesex 
Banfield  Ira,  grocery,  lU  Prince,  house  8  Foster 
Banfield  Joseph,  Rev.  house  9  Poplar  [bridge 

Bang  Jacob  N.  printer,  40  Cornhill,  house  at  Cam- 
Bangs  Allen,  jr.  boots  and  shoes,  248  Commercial, 

house  Sumner,  East  Boston 
Bangs  Barnabas,   clerk,  Hingham  Steamboat,  h. 

Cambridgeport  [Mount  Vernon 

Bangs  Benjamin,  merchant,  39  Lewis  wf.  house  77 
Bangs  Benj.  B.  (Bangs  S<:  Co.),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Bangs  Charles  W.  chair  painter,  h.  2  Staniford  pi. 
Bangs  Elkanah  &  Son  (IF.  H.),  com.  merchant,  11 

Lewis  wharf 
Bangs  Geo.  P.  39  Lewis  wharf,  h.  32  Mt.  Vernon 
Bangs  &  Co.  (Isaiah  Bangs.  J.  Q.  A.  Williatns,  &; 

B.  B.  Bangs),  jiour,  15  L.  wf.,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Bangs  Martin,  mason,  house  27  London  [bl'k 

Bangs  Reuben  L.  (E.  Higgins  ^   Co.),  9  Gerrish 
Bangs  Sidney  S.  rigger,  house  Cross,  E.  B. 


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Bangs  Wm.  H.  (E.  Bangs  ^  Son),  h.  o  Ashland  av. 
Banister  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  19  Wall 
Banister  John   F.    cement   and  lumber,   146  Sea, 

house  15  Hudson 
Banister  Maynard,  engineer,  house  120  Hudson 
Banister's  Express,  7  Elm 
Banker  (Geo.  IF.).  Crocker  (3/.),  &  Co.    {Geo.  O. 

Carpenter),  drugs,  paint,  &  glass,  107  State,  b. 

Montgomery  place 
Banks  David  S.  5  Central  wharf,  house  17  Green 
Banks  Elisha,  sailor,  house  2  Belknap  place 
Banks  George  W.  paper  stock,  93  Water,  house 

66  Nashua 
Banks  John  L.  house  128  Endicot 
Banks  Wm.  {Hill,  Chamherlin  iS,    Co.),   house  18 

Franklin  place 
Bannan  James,  grocer,  house  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Banning  Mark,  laborer,  house  2i  Suffolk 
Bannon  John,  teamster,  house  57  Slerrimac 
Bannon  John,  laborer,  house  1  South  May 
Bannon  Martin,  grocer,  house  8  South  May 
Bannon  Patrick,  laborer,  house  3  U tica 
Banns  Isaac,  seaman,  house  2  Jackson  avenue 
Banvard  Joseph,  Rev.  house  14  Tyler 
Barbadoes  Catharine,  dress  maker,  h.  28  Belknap 
Barbadoes  Isaac,  musician,  house  4  Smith  court 
Barbadoes  Rebecca,  laundress,  h.  3  Southac  ct. 
Barber  Caroline  M.  Mrs.  house  Lucas  pi.,  u.  Village 
Barber  Charles  F.  turner,  house  122  Sea 
Barber  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  12  Lindall  place 
Barber  Francis,  rigger,  house  4  Border,  E.  B. 
Barber  Smith  A.   cork  factory,  37  1-2  Blackstone, 

house  5  Lowell 
Barber  William,  mariner,  house  4  Jackson  avenue 
Barbes  John,  captain,  h.  London,  E.  B.  n.  Decatur 
Barbour  Jas.  S.  {Schouler,  Neiuton  &:  B.),  17  Pearl 
Barbour  John  N.  com.  merchant,  134  State,  house 

at  Cambridge 
Bard  &  Brothers,  gold  pen  manufact'rs,  91  Wash. 
Bard  James,  baker,  house  33  South  Russell 
Bard  John,  91  Wash,  house  at  Melrose 
Bard  John,  jr.  {Bard  &  Brothers),  91  Washington 
Bargery  Thomas,  locksmith,  704  Wash.,  house  do. 
Barigan  John,  laborer,  h.  33  Oliver      [opp.  Gridley 
Barker  Albert  G.  {Macomber  &;  B.),  h.   Purchase, 
Barker  Albion  {Stone  <Sr  B.),  Har.  av.,  h.  29  London 
Barker  {Alex.    W.)    &'  Smith    (/.    C),   furniture, 

19  &  21  Bromfield  [pect 

Barker  Caleb  &  G.  carpenters,  Beverly,  h.  9  Pros- 
Barker  Calvin  P.  grocer,  6  Pleasant,  h.  4  Emerald 
Barker  Charles  H.  engineer   E.  Boston  ferry  boat, 

h.  3  Brown's  block,  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Barker  Edward,  cooper,  h.  2  Bartlett     [h.  56  Allen 
Barker  Edw.  H.  &  Co.  {J.F.Athearn),  oil,  8  Broad, 
Barker  Eliza,  6  Essex 
Barker  Eliza  K.  Mrs.  house  10  Columbia 
Barker  Frederick  I.  57  F.  H.  M.,  bds.  14  Sheafe 
Barker  George,  laborer,  house  3  Wharf 
Barker  George  (C.  &  G.  Barker),  h.  11  Prospect 
Barker  George  W.  Athenaeum  House,  9  Howard 
Barker  Harriet,  \\"idow,  house  21  Temple 
Barker  {Henry  A.)  &  Chase  {A.  M.),  flour  &  grain, 

43  Commercial,  house  at  Newton 
Barker  H.  P.  tailor,  70  Washington,  h.  24  Pearl 
Barker  James,  3  Market  sq.  house  at  Maiden 
Barker  James,  house  9  Purchase 
Barker  James,  carpenter,  house  36  Kingston 
Barker  James,  pres.  So.  Mu.  Ins.  Co.,  h.  A,  c.  5th 
Barker  James  H.  music  printer,  boards  9  Purchase 
Barker  Jedediah,  house  28  Beach 
Barker  John  D.  laborer,  boards  11  Salutation 
Barker  John  W.  captain,  house  D,  cor.  Silver 
Barker  Lavinia  P.  teacher,  house  123  Pinckney 
Barker  Lemuel  M.  weigher,  Cust.  H.,  h.  3d,  n.  F 
Barker  Levi  L.  carpenter,  h.  r.  62  South  Margin 
Barker  Nath'l,  R.  R.  Exch.  bds.  3d,  n.  Dorchester 
Barker  Nathaniel,  captain,  boards  22  Friend 
Barker  Noah,  carpenter,  house  2  Warren  place 
Barker  {Prescott)  &  Bassett  {J.  ^.),dry  goods,  6 
Tremont  row,  h.  53  Myrtle 


Barker  O.  Susan,  teacher,  Ch.  Fr.  So.,  h.  Rutland 
Barker  Ransalaer,  sash  maker,   4  Haverhill,   h.  2 

Wesley,  E.  B. 
Barker  Richard,  clerk,  boards  55  High  [High 

Barker  R.  M.  &  Co.  grocers,  6  Pleasant,  house  55 
Barker  Sarah  A.  dress  maker,  6  Hersey  place 
Barker  {Seivall)  &  Binney  {J.),  cambooses,  105  & 

106  Commercial,  h.  at  Newton  corner 
Barker  Sewall  (/.  Binney  S<;  Co.) 
Barker  Theodore  T.  teach,  of  mus.,  bds.  9  Purchase 
Barker  Thomas  T.  house  853  Washington 
Barker  Timothy,  silversmith,  house  51  C       [graph 
Barker  Tristram,  carpenter,  h.  Dorchester,  n.  Tele- 
Barker  William,  shipwright,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Barker  William  S.  7  Long  wharf,  boards  11  Mont- 
gomery place 
Barlow  Henry,  carriage  maker,  boards  30  High 
Barlow  Robert,  mason,  house  r.  183  Sea 
Barlow  Royal  J.  blacksmith,  h.  I,  between  2d  &  3d 
Barmish  Francis,  shoe  maker,  house  7  1-2  Wharf 
Barn  Patrick,  cooper,  house  Bolton,  near  B 
Barnaby  Albert,  clerk,  boards  20  Genesee 
Barnaby  Samuel  S.  watch  maker,  bds.  25  Vine 
Barnaby  Timothy,  boot  maker,  house  20  Genesee 
Barnard  Anna  B.  house  5  Grove 
Barnard  Benj.  F.  54  Chatham,  h.  at  S.  Reading 
Barnard  Charles,  house  12  South 
Barnard  Charles  F.  Rev,  house  5  Warren 
Barnard  Charles  F.  dentist,  1  Montgomery  place 
Barnard  Clara,  widow,  boarding  house  6  Adams 
Barnard  David  (/.  M.  Barnard  ^  Co.),  house  14 

Staniford 
Barnard,  Adams,  &  Co.  (G.  M.  S^  J.  M.  Barnard, 
<Sr  C.  Larkin),  com.   mer.  41  Commercial  wf. 
house  18  Winthrop  place  [Kennard  court 

Barnard  George  Lyman,  coach  maker,  boards  2 
Barnard  Henry,  shoe  maker,  h.  10  Pleasant  St.  ct. 
Barnard  James  M.  {Barnard,  Adams,  ^  Co.),  house 

71  Summer 
Barnard  John,  61  Fulton 
Barnard  John,  grainer,  house  Silver,  near  C 
Barnard  John  M.  &  Co.  {D.  &J.  Bccrnard,  ^  Henry 
A.   Fuller),    distillers,    Distil-House    square, 
house  10  Portland  [Temple 

Barnard  Joseph  (/.  M.  Barnard^  Co.),  house  13 
Barnard  Moses  H.  house  2  Kennard  court 
Barnard  Moses  S.  cooper,  house  239  Suffolk 
Barnard  Oliver  T.  police  officer,  h.  1  Spring  st.  ct. 
Barnard  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Har.  av.  near  Dover 
Barnard  Robert  M.  clerk  80  Water 
'Qz.Tm.xA  (Sylvester)   &  Sprague   {Geo.),   painters, 

106  Turnpike,  h.  D,  c.  3d 
Barnard  Wm.  P.  {Lane,  Latnson,  &  Co.),  47  Water 
Barnes  Abraham  D.  carpenter,  house  3  N.  Grove 
Barnes  Achsah,  teacher,  boards  4  Warren 
Barnes  Alexander,  cooper,  h.  7  Moon  st.  court 
Barnes  Benj.  H.  teller  Atlas  Bank,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Barnes  Gushing,  ship  carpenter,  h.  Marion,  E.  B. 
Barnes  David  C.  83  Hanover,  house  at  Chelsea 
Barnes  D.  W.  &  S.  H.  ship  chandlers,  3  &  4  Com'l, 

house  13  Avon  place 
Barnes  Edwin,  cutter,  21  Ann,  house  at  Chelsea 
Barnes  Edwin,  carpenter,  house  9  Brighton 
Barnes  Edwin  C.  starch,  19  India,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Barnes  Elisha  J.  mason,  house  15  Shawmut 
Barnes  Elizabeth  G.  seamstress,  h.  42  Brighton 
Barnes  E.  V.  mason,  house  1  Fuller 
Barnes  Henry  J.  clerk  at  Oak  Hall,  b.  23  Hudson 
Barnes  Horace  {Pond  &:  B.),  boards  7  Pitts 
Barnes  Isaac  O.   United  States   marshal,  1  Court 

House,  boards  Bromfield  House 
Barnes  Israel  M.   inspector  of  hay.   Causeway,  h. 

Commercial,  foot  of  Charter 
Barnes  James,  61  Water,  house  at  Roxbury 
Barnes  John,  druggist,  8  Ann,  house  13  Vernon 
Barnes  John,  mess.  Merch.  Bank,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Barnes  John,  laborer,  house  7  Butolph 
Barnes  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  Eutaw,  E.  Boston 
Barnes  Loring,  locksmith,  house  6  Camden 
Barnes  Loring  B.  12  Central  wf.  house  50  Har.  av. 


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Barnes  Luther,  flat  roof  compositioner,  house  111 

Pinckney 
Barnes  Martin,  clothing,  181  Ann,  h.  14  North  sq. 
Barnes  Martin,  2nd,  boarding,  rear  W  Fleet 
Barnes  Martha,  milliner,  246  Wash.  bds.  4  Warren 
Barnes  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Oliver,  opp.  Wendell 
Barnes  Phila,  widow,  house  8  Lindall  place 
Barnes  Richard  M.  clerk  P.  O.  boards  102  Hudson 
Barnes  Samuel  H.  carpenter,  house  46  Spring 
Barnes  S.  H.  {D.  W.  .^  S.  H.  B),  h.  13  Avon  pi. 
Barnes  Silas  P.  pile  lumber,  168  Sea,  h.  99  Hudson 
Barnes  Susan,  widow,  hoi:se  13  Vernon 
Barnes  Thomas,  laborer,  house  7  Butolph 
Barnes  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  31  Atkinson      [garet 
Barnes  Thomas  P.  hardware,  28  Dock  sq.,  h.  6  Mar- 
Barnes  Wm.  printer,  boards -52  1-2  Cambridge 
Barnes  Wm.  H.  hardware,  5  Union,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Barnes  William  H.  carpenter,  house  7  Minot 
Barnes  William  L.  receiving  teller   North   Bank, 

house  1  Hull,  rear  Salem 
Barnett  Patrick,  house  Kneeland,  near  South 
Barnett  Robert    (Waterston,  Pray  iS,  Co.),  boards 

Tremont  House 
Barnett  Wm.  harness  maker,  h.  Cove,  c.  Kneeland 
Barney  Christopher  C.  mason,  house  10  Erie 
Barney  Clara  F.  tailoress,  boards  9  Hu.lson 
Barney  Henry  L.  carpenter,  house  7  Minot 
Barney  Henry  W.  41  Blackstone,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Barney  Jonathan,  carpenter,  house  1  S.  Margin 
Barney  Marinda  S.  boards  2  East  Orange 
Barney  Ozias  M.  carpenter,  h.  12  Suffolk 
Barnfield  John,  mason,  house  Swan    [273  Tremont 
Barnicoat  George  F.   coppersmith,  13  Sudbury,  h. 
Barnicoat  William,  chief  engineer  fire  department. 

City  Hall,  house  273  Tremont 
Barnidge  Thomas,  plasterer,  h.  14  Norfolk  place 
Barnycoy  Carl,  boards  3  Bumstead  place 
Barr  Alexander,  cook,  house  8  Boylston  square 
Barr  James,  clerk,  b.  8  Boylston  square 
Barr  Thomas,  house  4th,  between  A  and  B 
Barrell  George,  hay,  &c.,  head  of  Constitution  wf. 

boards  11  Channing 
Barrell  James  E.  &  Co.  clothing,  53  Com'l,  house 

at  Chelsea 
Barrett  Aaron,  {Barrett  5r  Brothers),  h.  at  Maiden 
Barrett  Andrew  J.  boards  54  Harvard 
Barrett  A.  L.  (Barrett  is;  Brothers),  h.  at  Maiden 
Barrett  Benj.  laborer,  house  May  st.  ct. 
Barrett  Daniel,  laborer,  house  51  Prince    [London 
Barrett  E.  Turner,  printer,   11  Cornhill,  boards  24 
Barrett  George,  wire  worker,  house  3  Barre  place 
Barrett  Oilman,  baker,  house  183  Harrison  av. 
Barrett  &  Brothers  {Henry  A.  L.  is  Aaron),  dyers, 

140  Washington,  house  at  Maiden 
Barrett  Henry  II.  clerk,  33  Water 
Barrett  J.  &  Co.  {E.  Robinson),  com.  mer.  1  Mer- 
cantile wharf,  h.  4  Wash,  court  [bridge 
Barrett  James,  counsellor,  20  Court,  house  at  Cam- 
Barrett  John,  laborer,  house  25  Minot 
Barrett  Jonathan  F.  counsellor,  46  Washington 
Barrett  Margaret,  widow,  house  8  Rochester 
Barrett  Matthew,  mariner,  house  16  Belknap 
Barrett  Michael,  laborer,  h.  South,  near  Harvard 
Barrett  Milton,  machinist,  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Barrett  Nicholas,  grocer,  162  Fourth,  h.  160  do. 
Barrett  N.  A.  25  Doane,  house  at  Dorchester 
Barrett  Oliver,  brass  pipes,  house  91  W.  Cedar 
Barrett  Oramel  G.  machinist,  house  191  Broadway 
Barrett  Robert,  laborer,  house  A,  cor.  3d 
Barrett  Robert  R.  porter,  h.  21  Atkinson 
Barrett  Samuel,  drug  broker,   92  State,   house  at 

Jamaica  plain  [Pinckney 

Barrett  Samuel,  teacher  Adams  School,  house   14 
Barrett  Samuel,  Rev.  house  40  Chambers 
Barrett  Sumner  F.  wharfinger,  Atlantic  steamship 

wharf,  house  Saratoga,  E.  Boston 
Barrett  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  h.  28  Kingston 
Barrett  Thomas,  printer,  h.  53  Brighton  [7  Mason 
Barrett  Thomas,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  9  Bedford,  h. 
Barrett  William,  laborer,  house  Cove  place 


Barrett  William,  98  Broad 

Barrett  William  D.  carpenter,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 

Barrey  John,  laborer,  house  21  Hamilton 

Barrey  {Joseph  M.)    Sz    Bigelow   {J.   R.),    paper 

hangings  manufacturers,  41  Federal,  h.  at  Lynn 
Barron  Abiram,  stone  cutter,  Sea,   near  bridge,  h. 

Silver,  near  C 
Barron  Alexander,  captain,  h.  157  Hanover        [ter 
Barron  Edward,  shipwright,  h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorches- 
Barron  John,  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Liv'pool.  E.  B. 
Barron  John  W.  lithographer,  h.  1  Cooper  [Border 
Barron  Lawrence,  blacksmitli,   bds.  Sumner,  near 
Barron  Mary,  widow,  house  19  Pitts 
Barron  Rebecca,  house  10  West 
Barron  Sarah,  widow  of  Thomas,  house  58  Essex 
Barrows  Abner,  proprietor  B.  &  P.  R.  R.  coaches, 

53  Brattle,  boards  City  Hotel 
Barrows  Benj.  {J.  B.  Tremere  !^  Co.),h.  474  ComT 
Barrows  Charles  A.  mer.  tailor,   247  Washington, 

house  1  Hanson 
Barrows  Edward,  17  Central  wharf 
Barrows  Thomas,  jr.  {Capen  6;  Co.),  220  Broad 
Barrus  Horace   G.    editor   Philharmonic   Journal, 

417  Wash,  house  72  Pleasant 
Barrus  Isaac  N.  cordwainer,  boards  189  Hanover 
Barrus  Joseph  C.  clerk,  boards  36  Leveret 
Barry  Alonzo,  tailor,  141  Wash.,  h.  31  Oak        [ter 
Barry  Bartholomew,  30  Dock  sq.,  h.  ComT,  n.  Char- 
Barry  Bridget,  widow,  Kneeland,  near  Utica 
Barry  Catharine,  house  2  Stillman  place 
Barry  Charles,  superint'nt  Melodeon,  h.  4  Dover 
Barry  Charles  C.  book  keeper,  City  Bank,  house 

16  Orana;e 
Barry  Charles  J.  {C.Yoimg  ^  Co.) 
BaiTy  Charles  T.  machinist,  h.  8  Ashland  avenue 
Barry  David,  laborer,  house  40  Cove 
Barry  David,  laborer,  house  5  Brighton  [E.  B. 

Barry  David,  wheelwright,  Lewis,  h.  rear  Webster, 
Barry  Edward,  harness  maker,  h.  30  Wash'n  sq. 
Barry  Edward,  house  7  Cottage  place 
Barry  Edward,  laborer,  house  7  1-2  Bartlett 
Barry  Edward,  laborer,  house  Chelsea  pi.  E.  B. 
Barry  Edward  H.  R.  express  driver,  house  1  Cooper 
Barry  Garret  {J.  ^  G.  Barry),  house  42  C,  n.  5th 
Barry  George,  13  Lewis  wharf,  house  at  Waltham 
Barry  Geo.  laborer,  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Barry  George  E.  boards  690  Washington 
Barry  Henry  {Pollard &:  B.),  house  12  Ashland 
Barry  Hugh,  laborer,  house  1  S.  Cedar 
Barry  James,  laborer,  house  rear  26  Belknap 
Barry  James,  capt.  watch.  City  Hall,h.  690  Wash. 
Barry  James,  grocer,  house  11  Sullivan  place 
B,arry  James,  grocer,  66  Atkinson,  house  do. 
Barry  James  &  G.  marble  works,  78  Turnpike 
Barry  John,  book  binder,  house  South,  n.  Harvard 
Barry  John,  house  rear  Mason 
Barry  John,  laborer,  house  2  Columbia 
Barry  John,  tailor,  house  5  Oxford  place 
Barry  John,  laborer,  house  19  Washington  sq. 
Barry  John  L.  84  Milk,  boards  72  Essex 
Barry  Joseph  E.  house  8  Ashland  avenue 
Barry  Lydia,  house  8  Ashland  avenue 
Barry  Mary,  widow,  house  72  Essex 
Barry  Michael,  collar  maker,  house  6  Wendell 
Barry  Michael,  grocer,  49  Atkinson 
Barry  Michael,  laborer,  house  22  E.  Orange 
Barry  Michael,  mariner,  house  217  Hanover 
Barry  (Jl/.  Olcotf)  &  Brother  (S'^p/^on),  importers  of 

dry  goods,  24  Pearl,  h.  at  Savin  Hill,  Dorchester 
Barry  Parker  H.  oysters,  3  Court  av.,  h.  75  Albany 
Barry  Patrick,  clerk,  Quincy  Hall 
Barry  Patrick,  junk  store,  356  Commercial,  h.  do. 
Barry  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  201  Ann 
Barry  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Barry  Patrick,  ostler,  house  rear  49  Albany 
Barry  Peter,  tailor,  house  1  Lancaster 
Barry  Richard,  marble  manufacturer,  6  Haverhill, 

boards  Mass.  Hotel 
Barry  ( Royal  P.)  &  Gridley  {George  A.),  furniture, 

33  Exchange,  house  at  Maiden 


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Barry  Shelton  {Barry  ^  Brother),  h.  137  Tremont 

Barry  Theodore  A.  lithographer,  house  690  Wash. 

Barry  Thomas,  boards  4  Allston 

Barry  Thomas,  laborer,  house  5  Battery 

Barry  Thomas,  house  72  Essex 

Barry  Thomas,  tailor,  house  Erin  alley 

Barry  Wallace,  40  Central,  boards  121  Court 

Barry  William,  h.  17  North  Russell       [n.  Harvard 

Barry  William,  painter,  16  Hawley,  house  South, 

Barry  Wm.  A.  C.  brass  worker,  house  o  Dover  pi. 

Barry  Wm.  B.  (G.  W.  Warren  S<;  Co.),  192  Wash. 

Barstoro  Charles,  clerk,  boards  26  Purchase 

Barstow  Andrew,  captain,  h.  Porter,  c.  Bennington 

Barstow  C.  Arthur,  mason,  house  8th,  near  E 

Barstow  Charles,  100  State 

Barstow  Michael,  mason,  boards  80  Albany 

Barstow  William  C.  treasurer  and  super.  B.  B.  Co. 

75  State,  house  Hotel  street  [h.  7  E.  Dedham 
Bartemas  William,  hair  dresser.  Canton,  n.  Suffolk, 
Barter  Thomas,  milkman,  house  P,  near  oth 
Bartholmesz  George,  French  boots,  545  Washing- 
ton, house  547  do. 
Bartholomew  Eleazer  W.  clerk,  boards  5  Kingston 
Bartholomew  John,  restorator,  Har.   av.  n.  South 

Boston  bridge 
Bartholomew  Truman  C.  panoramic  artist,  house 

280  Washington  [house  8  Bradford 

Bartlet  Ebenezer,  commission  merchant,  127  State, 
Bartlet  Stephen,  44  India  wf.,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Bartlett  A.  F.  truss  manufacturer,  221  Washington 
Bartlett  Alfred,  eng'r,  h.  r.  231  Fourth     [3  Oxford 
Bartlett  Alonzo,  salesman,    Old  State   House,  b. 
Bartlett  Azel  E.  clerk,  boards  3  La  Grange  place 
Bartlett  Charles  A.  clerk,  37  Ann,  b.  31  High 
Bartlett  Charles  {Gardner  ^  B.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Bartlett  Charles,  teller  State  Bank,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Bartlett  Charles  L.  com.  mer.  18  Broad,  h.  13  South 
Bartlett  Daniel,  dry  goods,  14  &  16  Central 
Bartlett  Daniel-,  jr.  12  Long  wharf,  h.  17  Charter 
Bartlett  Edward,  39  Lewis  wf.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Bartlett  Elbridge  G.   {Humphrey,  BaHlett,  &:  Co), 

house  97  Salem  [13  Myrtle 

Bartlett  Elmer,  picture  frames,  36  Union,  house 
Bartlett  Enoch,  41  Pearl,  house  at  Cambridge 
Bartlett  Enoch  W.  hackman,  h.  r.  38  Friend 
Bartlett  Francis  E.  coach  builder,  24  Friend,  house 

1  Morton 
Bartlett  Francis  N.  house  22  McLean 
Bartlett  George,  physician,  house  1  Chardon 
Bartlett  George  H.  8  Long  wf.  h.  197  Broadway 
Bartlett  Geo.  W.  boards  12  Lynde 
Bartlett  Henry,  6  Central  wharf,  boards  8  Tyler 
Bartlet  Hosea,  carpenter,  4  Haverhill,  house  at 

Roxbury  [E.  Boston 

Bartlett  James,  druggist,  211  Ann,  house  Webster, 
Bartlett  James,  machinist,  b.  10  Maverickbl'k,  E.B. 
Bartlett  Jane  &  Joanna,  tailoresses,  h.  16jBoylston 

square 
Bartlett  John,  30  Long  wharf,  house  11  Bradford 
Bartlett  John,  clerk  brigade  band,   1  1-2  Tremont 

row,  h.  at  Charlestown  [Sumner,  E.  B. 

Bartlett  John,  grocer,  Sumner,   c.  Cottage,  house 
Bartlett  John  F.  coach  proprietor,  b.  53  Brattle 
Bartlett  John  H.  house  21  Minot  [b.  7  Pitts 

Bartlett  John  W.  thread  &  hosiery,  128  Hanover, 
Bartlett  John  W.  &  Co.   {G.  Heath),  groceries  & 

produce,  18  Commercial,  h.  97  Salem 
Bartlett  J.  W.  glazier,  448  Wash.,  b.  4  Cherry 
Bartlett  Jos.  C,  Cust.  House,  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Bartlett  Joseph  H.  &   Co.    {Otis  Minot),    agents 

Nashua  &  Lowell  Freight  Co.,  h.  13  Lyman  pi. 
Bartlett  Lemuel,  pro^^sions,  26  Brookline 
Bartlett  Levi  &  Co.  {E.  T.  Farrinyton),   W.  India 

goods,  2  Long  wharf,  boards  15  Somerset 
Bartlett  Lewis    P.   provisions,  5   Bromtield,  house 

at  West  Cambridge  [House 

Bartlett  Louis  D.  draughtsman,   boards  Maverick 
Bartlett  Martin  H.  boards  9  Oxford  place 
Bartlett  Mary,  boards  133  Hanover 
Bartlett  Mary,  widow  of  James,  h.  6  Cooper 


Bartlett  Mary,  house  7  Ridgeway  I.       [40  Summer 

Bartlett  Matthew  &  Co.  W.  I.  goods,  99  State,  bds. 

Bartlett  Obed  W.  boards  70  Poplar 

Bartlett  Percival  W.  teacher  Hancock  School 

Bartlett  Powers,  clerk,  house  29  E.  Orange 

Bartlett  Rebecca,  boards  20  Bulfinch 

Bartlett  Richard  A.  clerk,  16  Com'rcial,  h.  8  Tyler 

Bartlett  Ruel  W.  stevedore,  boards   SnowhiU,  cor. 

Charter 
Bartlett  Samuel,  handcartman,  h.  144  Commercial 
Bartlett  Sidney,  counsellor,  16  Court,  h.  72  Beacon 
Bartlett  Sidney,  jr.  72  Beacon  [79  Camb.  h.  2  Lime 
Bartlett  {Stephen  F.)  &  Harlow  (P.),  hats  and  caps, 
Bartlett  {Sy/vanus  P.)  &   Co.  {C.  L.  Porter),  drj' 

goods,  168  Hanover,  boards  National  House 
Bartlett  Thaddeus  P.  watchman,  house  75  Fourth 
Bartlett  Theodore,  carpenter,   7  Hawley,   h.  EUot, 

near  Tremont 
Bartlett  Thomas,  house  155  Tremont      [S.  Margin 
Bartlett  Thomas  M.  carpenter,  15  Lancaster,  h.  40 
Bartlett  William,  carpenter,  house  26  Thacher 
Bartlett  William  S.,  Custom  House,  house  12  Ash 
Bartley  John,  tailor,  house  Athens,  near  A 
Bartol  Cyrus  A.  Rev.  house  17  Chesnut 
Bartol  George,  jr.  broker  and  agent  N.  Y.  packets, 

opp.  51  India,  boards  Bromtield  House 
Bartol  Mary,  dress  maker,  156  Hanover 
Bartols  John  T.  D.  laborer,  house  1  Seabury  pi. 
Barton  Asa  B.  house  69  Harrison  avenue 
Barton  Bowers  A.  59  Milk,  h.  69  Harrison  av. 
Barton  Emerson,  confectioner,  house  2  Church 
Barton  Jabez  W.   proprietor   Albion  House,  Tre- 
mont, cor.  Beacon 
Barton  James  H.  painter,  house  14  Village 
Barton  Seth  W.  inspector,  house  27  Vine 
Barton  Thomas,  laborer,  house  6  N.  Russell 
Barton  Wm.  H.  salesman,  44  Hanover,  h.  4  Clark 
Barzentee  James,  machinist,  boards  5  E.  Dedham 
Bascom  Andrew  J.  portrait  painter,  475  Wash.   h. 

802  do.  [Har.  avenue 

Bascom  John  T.  S.  {Thacher  B.  ^  Co.),  boards  39 
Bascom  Samuel,  laborer,  house  17  Belknap 
Bascom  Timothy,  4  Commercial  wf.  h.  107  Salem 
Bascom  Tryphosa,  widow,  boarding,  44  High 
Bascom  W.  B.  house  1  Hudson  place 
Bascom  Wm.  Mrs.  widow,  39  Harrison  av.    [E.  B. 
Basford  Benj.  F.  captain,  h.  London,  n.  Decatur, 
Basford  Daniel  H.  carpenter,  6  Charlestown,  boards 

21  Portland  [Milk 

Basford  Stephen  P.  hair  dresser,  Devonshire,  near 
Bass  Abigail,  widow,  house  37  S.  Russell 
Bass  Elizabeth,  nurse,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Bass  George,  house  3  Sewall  place        [block,  Ann 
Bass  Henry,  boots,  shoes,  and  leather,  3  Hitchborn 
Bass  James  L.  3  Hitchborn  block,  Ann 
Bass  John  B.  {Xichols  &;  B.),  67  Union 
Bass  Mary  F.  house  38  Warren 
Bass  Moses,  clerk.  City  Treas.  office,  h.  7  Alden 
Bass  Samuel,  clerk,  house  35  Salem 
Bass  Sophia  Mrs.  house  229  Tremont 
Bass  Stephen  G.  58  Long  wf.  house  at  Brookline 
Bass  Wm.  L.  bailiff,  U.  S.  Court,  h.  229  Tremont 
Bass  Wm.  W.  laborer,  h.  r.  62  1-2  Myrtle 
Bassett  Benjamin  P.  hair  dresser,  23  Endicot 
Bassett  Cushman,  morocco,  44  N.  Market  [Trem't 
Bassett  Elisha,  counsellor,  12  Court  House,  h.  241 
Bassett  Francis,  boards  1  Hancock  avenue 
Bassett  Gorham  F.  captain,  house  Cedar  st.  place 
Bassett  Isaac  M.  bonnets,  etc.  52  Hanover,  house 

841  Washington 
Bassett  James,  shoe  maker,  Bremen,  E.  B.,  h.   do. 
Bassett  James  A.  {Barker  &  B.),  bds.  East.  Exch. 
Bassett  Joanna,  house  1  Cedar  st.  place 
Bassett  John,  jr.  book  keeper,  68  Kilbv 
Bassett  John  t.  clerk,  399  Wash.   b.  21  Pinckney 
Bassett  Joseph,  ins.  beef  and  pork,  h.  43  Charter 
Bassett  N.  Mrs.  h.  New,  n.  Sumner.  E.  B. 
Bassett  {Robert  B.)  &  Mellen  {A.  M.),  carpenters, 

166  Harr.  ave.  h.  6  Jefferson 
Bassett  Samuel,  laborer,  h.  1  Wilberforce  pi. 


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Bassett  Susan,  house  Suffolk,  cor.  Canton 
Bassett  (Zephaniah)  &  Veazie  (■/.  T.),  blacksmiths, 

Commeicial,  h.  Chelsea 
Bassin  Peter,  clerk,  h.  195  Hanover  [Boston 

Baston  Jos.  C.  watchman,  h.  Cross,  c.   Border,  E. 
Baston  Luther  R.  truckman,  h.  34  Friend 
Batchelder  Charles  W.  cooper,  house  Fabin 
Batchelder  Daniel  K.  gilder,  house  19  Pitts 
Batchelder  Francis  L.  counsellor,  39  Court,  h.  at 

Cambridge  [9  Sheafe 

Batchelder  George  A.   clerk,  285  Washington,  h. 
Batchelder  Greenleaf  C.  house  52  Poplar 
Batchelder  Harris  H.  stable,  5  N.  Russell,  h.  9  do. 
Batchelder  Hiram,  restorator,  10  Bovlston 
Batchelder  (i/omre  A'.)   &   Mann   (.4.  IF.),  West 

India  goods,  128  State,  boards  o  Franklin 
Batchelder  Israel  H.  house  11  Travers 
Batchelder  Jenness,  pile  driver,  bds.    146  Pleasant 
Batchelder  Nanc}',  Mrs.  house  9  Sheafe 
Batchelder  Sally,  boarding,  5  Bumstead  place 
Batchelder  Samuel,  8  Kilby,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Batchelder's  Express,  R.  R.  E.xchange 
Batcheller  Brooks  T.  coachman,  h.  17  Lowell   [field 
Batcheller  Ezra  {T.  cV  E.  Batcheller),  h.  at  Brook- 
Batcheller  Lucius  E.  51  Chatham,  b.  Adams  House 
Batcheller  T.  &  E.  boots  and  shoes,  72  Pearl,  h.  at 

Brookfield 
Bateman  Henry,  blacksmith,  h.  Silver,  n.  C. 
Bateman  Horatio,  harness  nianuf.  106  Blackstone, 

house  25  Oxford 
Bates  Abner  L.  painter,  house  3  Emerald 
Bates  Alexander,  mason,  house  2  Spring  st.  pi. 
Bates  Amos,  carpenter,  house  6  Madison  place 
Bates  Andrew,  laborer,  house  104  West  Cedar 
Bates  Andrew  E.  boards  70  Temple 
Bates  B.  B.  boards  22  Stamford 
Bates  Benjamin  E.  22  Milk,  h.  at  Medford 
Bates  Caleb  N.  mason,  house  7  May 
Bates  Charles,  {Eaton  4,-  B.),  h.  3  Rutland 
Bates  Charles  S.  {M.  Bates  is  Sons),  h.  13  Somerset 
Bates  C.  Francis,  house  13  Somerset 
Bates  Edward,  tailor,  house  59  Billerica 
Bates  Edward  C.   &  Co.  {Ives  G.   Bates),  merch- 
ants, 19  India  wf.,  h.  at  Phillips'  Beach 
Bates  E.  G.  (G.  W.  Warren  &  Co.),  192  Wash. 
Bates  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Daniel  B.  h.  56  Essex 
Bates  George,  sail  maker,  bds.  97  Cambridge 
Bates  George,  house  12  Franklin  place 
Bates  George  H.  25  Kilby,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Bates  Geo.   W.   &  Co.   (H.  L.   Bates),  importers 

trimming  goods,  &c.,  68  Milk,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Bates  Gustavus,  house  2  Bridge  st.  ct.  [Genesee 
Bates  Henry,  cordwaincr,  621  Washington,  h.  14 
Bates  Henry,  painter,  house  2  Barton  [som 

Bates  Henry  L.  {Geo.  W.  Bates  &  Co.),  h.  1  Bios- 
Bates  Hiram,  carpenter,  64  Harr.  av.,  h.  3  Genesee 
Bates  Isaac  C.  10  Merchants'  Exchange.    [Vernon 
Bates  Ives  G.  {E.  C.  Bates  <Sf   Co.),  house  81  Mt. 
Bates  James,  mason,  house  I  Byron 
Bates  James,  carpenter,  r.  53  Broad,  h.  47  Southac 
Bates  James  D.  harness  maker,  house  12  A 
Bates  Jesse  D.,  Custom  House 
Bates  Joel,  boot  maker,  h.  38  Union  [Temple 

Bates  John,  painter  and  glazier,  3  Province,  h.  70 
Bates  John  B.  mason,  house  3  Genesee 
Bates  John,  jr.  cooper,  house  5  Thacher  ct. 
Bates  {JohnD.)  &  Co.  (.4.  W.  Thaxter,jr.),  merch. 

55  Commercial  wf.  h.  81  Mount  Vernon 
Bates  John  F.  house  70  Temple 
Bates  Joseph  C.  47  State,  house  9  Edinboro' 
Bates  Joseph  L.  &  Jordan  A.  S.  combs,  umbrellas, 

and  fancy  goods,  129  Wash.,  h.  57  Allen 
Bates  {Joseph  N.)  Ik  Harford  {E.  C),   shipwrights 

ard  caulkers,  Sumner,  b.  Maverick  House 
Bates  Joshua,  jr.  master  Brimnier  School 
Bates  Joshua  C.  com.  mer.  14  X.  Market 
Bates  Levi,  mason,  house  89  West  Cedar 
Bates  Lewis,  baggage  master,  b.  Utica  House 
Bates  Martin  &  Sons   {Charles  S.),  furs,  27  Elm, 
house  13  Somerset 


Bates  L.  Stetson,  stoves  and  baths,  42  Congress 
Bates  Martin  G.  book  keeper,  33  Milk,  h.  7  Pine 
Bates  Minot,  carpenter,  house  30  Billerica 
Bates  Munroe,  baggage  master,  B.  &  W.  R.  R.,  b. 

Utica  House 
Bates  Nathaniel  N.  carpenter,  h.  14  Albion     [Ash 
Bates  Nath.  N.  carpenter.  Broad,  near  Pearl,  h.  16 
Bates  Otis,  butcher,  house  Eutaw,  E.  Boston 
Bates  Rachael,  widow,  h.  15  Washington  square 
Bates  Rufus  H.  book  keeper,  b.  27  Howard 
Bates  {Riissell)  &  Goldthwait  {John),  cloths  and 
carpets,  45  Washington,  bds.  Pearl  st.  House 
Bates  Samuel,  house  71  Atkinson  [n.  Church 

Bates  Samuel,  jr.  {E.  Baker  S;   Co.),  h.   Bovlston, 
Bates  Samuel  D.  painter,  57  1-2  Court,   house  35 
Bates  Samuel  W.  writing  master  Adams  School 
Bates  Seth,  botanic  physician,  h.  95  Fourth,  n.  A 
Bates  Stephen,  insurance  ag't.  Merchants'  Exch. 
Bates  Thomas,  restorator,  431  Wash.,  h.  641  do. 
Bates  Thomas,  shades,  2  Cornhill  square 
Bates  William,  painter.  Common,  h.  36  Auburn 
Bates  Wm.  counsellor,  47  Court,  h.  8  Washing,  sq. 
Bates  William' A.  painter,  320  Com'l,  h.  12  Auburn 
Batfield  John,  laborer,  house  11  Pearl  place 
Batson  Joseph  P.  painter,  house  246  Fourth 
Battees  John,  8  Jefferson  block,  Ann 
Battelle  Anna,  house  5  Maiden 
Battelle  Thomas,  house  23  High 
Batterman  Elizabeth,  house  20  Kneeland 
Batterman  John,  blacksmith,  Tremont,  n.  Dover 
Battis  Wm.  L.  ferry  boatman,  h.  Sumner,  cor.  Cot- 
tage, E.  Boston 
Battison  Wm.  carpenter,  h.  20  Canton 
Battles  Alden,  moulder,  b.  10  Winthrop,  E.  B. 
Battles  Anson,  house  38  West  Cedar 
Battles  Jonathan,  jr.  writing  master  Mather  School 
Battles  Rufus,  house  1  Cleveland  place 
Battles  Winslow,  teacher  Mayhew  School 
Baudouin  Alex'r,  upholsterer,  house  3  Middlesex 
Baumbach  Adolph,  music  teacher,  7  Bowdoin  sq. 
Baury  Mary,  Madame,  h.  2  Waverley  pi.  [ave. 

Baxter  Albert  G.  broker,  5  Exchange,  h.  132  Harr. 
Baxter  Ann,  Mrs.  house  6  Battery  [town 

Baxter  A.  P.,  W.  I.  goods,  119  Ann,  h.  at  Charles- 
Baxter  {BenJ.  D.)  &  Howe  {Wm.),  grocers,   10  T 

wharf,  house  41  Bedford 
Baxter  Charles  F.  house  33  Edinboro' 
Baxter  Edward  W.  jr.  62  Washington 
Baxter  George  H.  clerk,  bds.  231  Broadway,  n.  E. 
Baxter  Hanriah,  Mrs.  boards  28  May 
Baxter  Hannah,  carpet  maker,  h.  20  Blossom 
Baxter  Hervey,  printer,  bds.  28  May 
Baxter  James,  dry  goods,  8  Bath 
Baxter  James  D.  machinist,  b.  Suffolk,  c.  Canton 
Baxter  James  H.  {J.  W.  Spinney  ^  Co.),  b.  231 

Broadway 
Baxter  James  T.  clerk  33  Water 
Baxter  John  J.  clerk,  64  Milk,  b.  21  Hancock 
Baxter  John  W.  cooper,  house  12  Prince 
Baxter  Joseph,  16  Milk,  bds.  26  Harvard 
Baxter  Mary,  widow,  house  2  Williams 
Baxter  Nancy,  Mrs.  house  53  Belknap 
Baxter  Nathaniel  B.  trunk  manuf.  34  Causeway 
Baxter  S.  D.  P.  dry  goods  and  carpets,  43  and  45 

Water,  house  39  Bedford 
Baxter  Thomas,  machinist,  bds.  6  Winthrop,  E.  B. 
Baxter  Thomas  A.  T.  boots  and  shoes,  5  Change  av. 

bds.  8  Billings  court 
Baxter  Thompson,  clerk,  h.  231  Broadway 
Baxter  Wm.   S.  stoves  and  tin  ware,  46  Congress 
Bayard  James  L.  house  3d,  near  D 
Bayley  Albert,  boards  202  Harrison  avenue 
Bayley  Benjamin,  carpenter,  house  11  Butolph 
Bayley  Benj.  F.  dep.  sheriff,  7  ct.  sq.,  h.  Broadway 
Bayley  Christopher  T.   clothing.  Broad,  opposite 

Purchase,  house  140  Purchase 
Bayley  Dudley  H.  clerk,  boards  23  Eliot 
Bayley  Henry  E.  93  Milk,  house  14  Avon  place 
Bayley  Jas.  R.  com.  mer.  18  S.  Market,  b.  10  Essex 
Bayley  Joseph,  h.  14  Avon  place. 


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Bayley  Richard  W.  Mrs.  house  14  Avon  place 
Bayley  Samuel  K.  auctioneer  and  carriage  depot, 

Federal,  house  23  Eliot 
Bayley  Thomas,  clerk,  33  Water,  h.  7  Kneeland 
Bayley  Thomas  J.  marble  works,    72  Harrison  av. 
h.  7  Kneeland  [enue,  bds.  58  Lowell 

Bayley  William  B.  marble  worker,  72  Harrison  av- 
Baylies  Edmund,  house  71  Mt.  Vernon 
Bazin  Francis  O.  J.  S.   clerk,  29  Cornhill,  bds.  12 
N.  Russell.  [Russell 

Bazin  George  W.  printer,  37  Cornhill,  h.  12  North 
Bazin  Jolm  H.  printer,  37  Cornhill 
Bazin  Joshua  W.  printer,  bds.  12  North  Russell 
Bazin  Judith,  h.  38  Common  [over  House 

Bazin  Thomas  H.  (B.  B.  Mussey  §■  Co.),  bds.  Han- 
Bazin  William  C.  clerk  P.  O.  house  61  Spring 
Bazin  William  H.  house  61  Spring 
Beadle  Thos.  D.   {Isaac  Smith  &;  Co.),  h.  4  Gridley 
Beadles  Hobart  H.  painter,  24  Friend 
Beadles  James,  painter,  h.  23  Kneeland 
Beach  Joseph,  2  Mass.  block,  h.   Willow,  c.  Acorn 
Beal  Bela,  mason,  house  16  Beach 
Beal  Benjamin,  (John  G.  Loring  <Sr  Co.),  h.  51  Allen 
Beal  Charles  A.  clerk,  31  Hanover 
Beal  Elijah,  cabinet  maker,  house  31  May 
Beal  George  T.  clerk,  31  Hanover,  h.  739  Wash. 
Beal  Henry,  47  Cornhill,  h.  3  Ashburton  place 
Beal  Henry,  house  painter,  b.  51  Federal 
Beal  Henry,  carpenter,  house  9  Porter 
Beal  Henry  R.  241  Washington 
Beal  Jairus,  (Lincoln  if  Beal),  h.  30  Allen 
Beal  James  H.   (Allen  ^  Beal),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Beal  John  H.  carpenter,  house  1  Dover  place 
Beal  Levi,  paper  hanger,  h.  3  Stanit'ord  court 
Beal  Levi,  jr.  trunk  maker,  h.  3  Chambers  st.  court 
Beal  Madison,  broker,  5  Exchange,  h.  29  Wash.  sq. 
Beal  Samuel,  furniture,  31  Hanover,  h.  671  Wash. 
Beal  Samuel  H.  auctioneer,  49  Pearl,  h.  5  Gridley 
Beal  Sophia  N.  widow,  h.  12  Eaton 
Beal  Thacher,    col.    aqueduct,  28   State,  and   dia- 
phragm iilters,  451  Wash,  house  249  Tremont 
Beal  Warren  S.  printer,  h.  10  Spring 
Beal  Wm.  L.  upholstery,  47  Cornhill,  h.  7  Portland 
Beals  Caroline  A.  tailoress,  h.  r.  27  Common 
Beals  Henry  Isl.  house  1  Avery 
Beals  James  H.  house  76  Pinckney 
Beals  J.  J.  &  Co.  (A.  W.  Southwick),  clock  mauu. 

Haymarket  square,  h.  254  Tremont 
Beals  Levi,  house  2  Hanover  place 
Beals  Nancy,  millinery,  116  Hanover 
Beals  Samuel,  house  16  Friend  [Dorchester 

Beals  Thomas,  music  publisher,  24  Franklin,  h.  at 
Beals  Wm.  clocks,  watches,  &c.  Blackstone,  cor. 

Hanover,  h.  IS  West  Castle 
Beals  (  William)  &  Greene  (Charles  G.),  publishers 

Boston  Post,  19  Water,  h.  39  Hancock 
Beals  Wm.  jr.  (Baker  ^  Seals),  h.  77  Pinckney 
Beals  &  Pratt,  com.  mer.  93  Fulton 
Beals'  express,  R.  R.  Exchange,  City  Hotel 
Beaman  Amma,  oysters,  &C.681  Wash.  h.  11  Cherry 
Beaman  E.  A.   young  ladies'  school.  Temple  ave. 

h.  River,  opposite  Mt.  Vernon 
Beaman  E.  B.  book  binder,  h.  9  N.  Charles 
Beaman  Elihu  T.  baker,  66  Cambridge,  h  do. 
Beamis  Thomas  W.  boots  and  shoes,  152  Washing- 
ton, h.  at  Randolph  [7  Common 
Bean  x\.aron  H.  sec.  Nat.  Ins.  Co.   66  State,  house 
Bean  Archibald,  sail  maker,  h.  Maverick,  c.  Border 
Bean  Daniel  S.  boards  6  Allston  place 
Bean  George,  teamster,  boards  43  Lowell 
Bean  Gilman  P.  brewer,  bds.  30  W.  Canton 
Bean  Hannah,  seamstress,  h.  5  Cotting  court 
Bean  Hannah,  widow  of  C.  T.  h.  71  Nashua 
Bean  Henry,  painter,  bds.  51  Federal 
Bean  Horace,  laborer,  house  1  Margaret 
Bean  Ivory,  mason,  house  6  Maple  pi.         [Canton 
Bean  James  A.  furniture,  64  1-2  Hanover,  h.  12  E. 
Bean  James  M.  cabinet  maker,  h.  10  N.  Charles 
Bean  Jedediah  P.  painter,  bds.  at  1  Sister 
Bean  John  D.  5  Wilson  lane,  h.  6  Allston  place 


Bean  John,  43  Court,  house  at  Chelsea 
Bean  John  N.  68  Blackstone,  bds.  5  Wesley  place 
Bean  Leonard  O.  tailor,  bds.  20  Lowell 
Bean  Mary,  widow,  house  6  Stillman 
Bean  Mary,  widow  of  Horace,  house  13  Dover 
Bean  Mercy,  widow,  house  6  Bennet  [Hudson 

Bean  Monroe,  fish  and  oysters,  8  Bedford,  house  95 
Bean  Nicholas,  cutter.  Oak  Hall,  34  Ann 
Bean  (Orison)  &  Hall,  (U'm.  F.),  carpenters,  Me- 
ridian, house  Lexington 
Bean  Patrick,  tailor,  house  rear  22  Friend 
Bean  Reuel  H.  painter,  house  8th,  near  E 
Bean  William  H.  teamster,  house  r.  26  Brighton 

Bean ,  captain,  h.  Silver,  near  B 

Beane  J.  V.  &  Co.,  publishers  Christian  Observa- 
tory, 21  Cornhill 
Beard  John,  boards  56  Hanover 
Beard  Louisa  Miss,  dress  maker,  house  27  Pinckney 
Beard  Luke,  mineral  water,  ale   and  porter,  How- 
ard Athenaeum,  house  at  Cambridge 
Beath  Lydia,  truss  maker,  house  36  Warren 
Beatley  Spencer  (Isaac  Foicle  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Beattie  Rachael,  widow,  h.  Commerc'l,  opp.  Foster 
Beatty  John,  caulker,  house  108  Purchase 
Beatty  William,  stevedore,  h.  Everett,  n.  Jeffries 
Beaumister  Joseph,  brass  finisher,  h.  68  Middlesex 
Beauville  John  P.  com.  mer.  46  India 
Beck  Alfred  M.  22  Federal,  h.  19  W.  Orange 
Beck  Elizabeth,  house  30  Curve 
Beck  Frederick,  teller  Grocers'  Bank,b.  64  Warren 
Beck  Gideon,  auctioneer,  22  &  24  Federal 
Beck  James,  house  64  Warren  [17  Belmont 

Beck  Lewis,  cooper,  Broad,  n.  India  wharf,  house 
Beck  Mary,  widow,  boarding,  536  Washington 
Beck  Samuel,  painter,  B.  and  W.  car  shop 
Beck  Sarah  H.  B.  Mrs.  house  64  Warren 
Beck  Wm.  col.  clerk  Atlas  Bank,  h.  137  Pleasant 
Becker  Christopher,  laborer,  house  7  Suffolk 
Becker  Wendelin,  boot  maker,  Franklin  place,  cor. 

Hawley,  h.  r.  90  Eliot 
Becker  William,  baker,  house  73  Charter 
Becker  Xaver,  house  14  Southnc  [Melrose 

Becket  James  M.  lace  goods,  56  1-2  Hanover,  h.  at 
Becket  Sarah,  widow,  house  9  Lincoln 
Becket  William,  laborer,  house  90  Cambridge 
Beckett  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  60  Billerica 
Beck  ford  Daniel  R.  179  Washinton,  b.  7  Franklin 
Beckford  John  D.  179  Washington,  b.  7  Franklin 
Beckford  Joseph  W.  oysters,  Richmond,  n.  Fulton 
Beckler  Cliarles,  trader,  house  16  Genesee 
Bc'ckman  Adolph,  trader,  house  104  Tremont 
Beekwith  Charles  L.  printer,  house  12  Lyman  pi. 
Beckwith  Clary,  boards  3  Carnes  court 
Beekwith  Craven,  carpenter,  boards  30  Portland 
Beckwith  George,  house  1  Corey  avenue 
Beckwith  Geortje  C.  Rev.  cor.  sec.  Am.  Peace  Soc. 

21  Cornhili;  house  21  N.  Russell 
Beekwith  John,  job  wagon,  house  20  Grove 
Beckwith  John  J.  carpenter,  boards  S.  Lowell 
Bedford  James,  manuf.  jeweller,  36  Hanover 
Bedlington  Samuel  M.  ci'k,  b.  Dorch'r,  n.  Broadway 
Bedlington  Timothy,  book  binder,  26  School,  house 

Dorchester  st.  near  Broadway 
Beebe   James  M.  &  Co.  {Josiah  J.Fiske),  dry  goods, 

88  &  90  Hanover,  h.  14  Ashburton  place 
Beebe  L.  &  Co.  merchants,  54  Commercial,  house 

at  Cambridgeport 
Beebee  WiUiam,  pictures,  26  Bromfield 
Beecher  Edward  Rev.  house  13  Hull 
Beecher  Ira  B.  supt.  Silver  gas  light  Co.  h.  2d,  n.  B 
Beecher  Michael,  tailor,  house  rear  42  Prince 
Beecher  Timothy,  house  near  14  Batterymarch 
Beecher  William  A.  23  Pearl 
Beeching  R.  cork  manufacturer,  114  Blackstone 
Beeler  Joseph,  laborer,  house  19  Commercial 
Beers  Augustus  H.  watches,  &c.  73  Hanover 
Beers  Hiram,  printer,  house  17  Grove 
Beetle  Thomas,  painter,  house  77  Carver       [h.  do. 
Beeton  John,  confectionary,  Camb'ge,  c.  S.  Russell, 
Begg  John  C.  clerk,  house  1  River 


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Belcher  Alanson,  house  108  Summer 
Belcher  Joseph,  house  Porter,  East  Boston 
Belcher  L.  &  W.  S.  boots,  shoes,  and  leather,  35 

Central 
Belcher  N.  T.  bar  keeper,  boards  40  Union 
Belcher  Samuel  T.  printer,  boards  129  Essex 
Belcher  Warren,  wood  and  coal.  Belcher's  wharf, 

h.  Clifton's  block,  Central  sq.  E.  B. 
Belcher  W.  S.  (L.  ^  W.  S.  Belcher),  35  Central 
Belding  John,  house  3  North  Hudson 
Belfiore  Pietro,  jeweller,  65  Washington 
Belford  Edward,  machinist,  b.  Maverick,  c.  New 
Belger  Barney,  laborer,  house  Murray  place 
Belknap  Andrew  E.  merchant,  h.  54  Chesnut 
Belknap  Austin  (Belhwp  iSf  Brothers),  b.  City  Hotel 
Belknap  Austin,  boards  44  S.  Russell 
Belknap  Clara,  teacher  Dwight  School 
Belknap  Daniel  H.,  Suffolk  bank,  h.  3  Hollis  pi. 
Belknap  John,  mer.  15  Congress,  h.  2  Mt.  Vernon 
Belknap  John,  jr.  {Belknaji  ^  Brothers),  boards  31 

Pinckncy 
Belknap  {Lyman)  &  Brothers  {Austin  ^  John,  jr.), 

produce,  55  Brattle,  boards  City  Hotel 
Belknap  Wm.  mason,  house  1  Grove  place 
Bell  Andrew,  cigar  maker,  house  21  May 
Bell  Ann,  Mrs.  boards  17  Warren 
Bell  A.  W.,  Fulton,  c.  Richmond,  h.  17  Ashland 
Bell  Brooks,  salesman,  66  Hanover,  b.  30  Camb'ge 
Bell  Edward,  laborer,  house  93  Endicot 
Bell  Edward,  oysterman,  house  48  Salem 
Bell  Edward,  paver,  house  70  Prince 
Bell  Edward  D.  &  Co.  dry  goods,  9  Tremont  row 
Bell  George  B.  carriage  maker,  house  34  Curve 
Bell  Geo.  M.  mason,  Lathroppl.  h.  56  1-2  Hanover 
Bell  Gilbert,  cab'et  maker,  b.  Har.  av.,  n.  Dover  pi. 
Bell  Gilbert,  laborer,  b.  Indiana,  c.  Washington 
Bell  Hannah,  nurse,  70  Prince  [av. 

Bell  Henry,  fish  market,  27  Prince,  h.  3  Margaret 
Bell  Jacob  S.  locksmith,  b.  3  Moon  st.  court 
Bell  James  B.  clothing,  61  Milk,  bds.  92  Tyler 
Bell  John,  moulder,  b.  10  Winthrop,  E.  B. 
Bell  Joseph  M.  counsellor,  7  1-2  Tremont  r.,  bds. 

54  Summer 
Bell  John,  laborer,  house  206  Athens,  near  D 
Bell  John,  {AUarton  <Sr  B.),  house  16  Rochester 
Bell  Jonathan,  house  16  Pleasant  street  court 
Bell  Joseph,  counsellor,  22  Old  State  House,  house 

54  Summer 
Bell  Joseph  G.  jeweller,  32  Wash.  h.  92  Tyler 
Bell  Maria,  house  28  Belknap 
Bell  Nancy,  nurse,  house  29  Prince  [Allen 

Bell  Theodore  H.  boots  and  shoes,  155  Wash.  h.  11 
Bell  William,  cabinet  maker,  515  Washington 
Bell  William,  trunks,  .iQ  Court,  h.  5  Seaver  place 
Bell  William  A.  58  Pearl,  h.  115  Harrison  avenue 
Bell  AVm.  H.  trunk  maker,  56  Court,  h.  5  Seaver  pi. 

Bell ,  ship  carpenter,  h.  5th,  c.  C 

Bellamy  N.  fancy  goods,  139  Court 
Bellamy  Sarah,  Mrs.  house  26  Snowhill         [Gouch 
Bellamv  William,  importer,   21  Tremont  row,  h.  5 
Bellamy  William,  tailor,  bds.  26  Snowhill 
Bellows  Charles  V.  clerk,  Fulton,  cor.  Cross 
Bellows  Charles  W.  boards  5  Snowliill 
Bellows  George  A.  agent,  house  13  Canton 
Bellows  George  L.  clerk,  36  Hanover 
Bellows  Mary,  widow,  h.  rear  7  Adams 
Belt  John  P.  book  agent,  house  Silver,  n.  F 
Beltzis  Sarah,  house  5  Fleet  [62  Temple 

Bement  Caleb  A.  watches,  &c.,  5  Market  sq.  bds. 
Bemis  Augustine  S.  74  Jlilk,  bds.  8  Morton  place 
Bemis  Cyrus  W.  clerk,  bds.  5  Blossom  court 
Bemis  Emery,  leaf  tobacco,  4  Fulton,  h.  at  Cam- 

bridgeport   .  [55  Lowell 

Bemis  Eustis  P.  provisions,  Lowell,  cor.  Cotting,  h. 
Bemis  George,  27  F.  H.  market,  h.  82  Purchase 
Bemis  Geo.  counsellor,  5  Court,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Bemis  John,  painter,  boards  17  Essex  place 
Bemis,  George,  F.  H.  market,  boards  82  Purchase 
Bemis  Geo.  F.  printer,  22  School,  bds.  Adams  Ho. 
Bemis  Horace,  house  29  Harvard 


Bemis  Isaac,  clerk,  boards  8  Derne 
Bemis  Mary,  widow,  house  63  Lowell  [House 

Bemis  Samuel  A.  dentist,  32  School,  bds.  Tremont 
Bemis  Wm.  A.  printer,  bds.  8  Derne 
Benari  Albert,  truss  maker,  boards  3  Sister 
Benari  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes,  531  Wash.,  h.  do. 
Bender  John,  laborer,  h.  Newland,  n.  Pembroke 
Bendix  J'ohn  H.  thread,  525  Wash,  boards  13  La 

Grange  place 
Benjamin  Henry,  brush  maker,  house  24  Nashua 
Benjamin  James,  counsellor,  39  Court,  h.  3  Camb. 
Bennellick  James,  rigger,  h.  rear  Mariners'  church 
Benner  (Enoch)  &  Kilborn  {Geo.  jr.),  W.  I.  goods, 

c.  E.  R.  R.  wf.  and  Com'l,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Benner  Henry,  jr.  bonnets,  20  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Benner  Hester  Ann,  house  20  Hanover 
Benner  Myrick  A.  24  Union,  h.  19  Snowhill 
Bennet  Charles  H.  pump  and  block  maker,  bds.  60 

Marion 
Bennet  Orcn,  teamster,  bds.  1  Snowhill  court 
Bennet  William,  professor  music,  bds.  60  Marion 
Bennett  Benjamin,  collector,  house  24  Garden 
Bennett  Charles  G.  porter  at  City  Hotel 
Bennett  Cynthia,  boarding,  8  Belmont 
Bennett  Edwin,  painter,  h.  5  Canton  st.  court 
Bennett  George  A.  painter,  h.  8  Hamburg      [Gold 
Bennett  George  A.  printer,  7  Cornhill,  bds.  F,    c. 
Bennett  Hannah,  widow,  h.  Vine,  c.  N.  Russell    . 
Bennett  Jacob  B.  cooper,  bds.  Maverick  House 
Bennett  James,  cellar  10  F.H.  market,  h.  107  Salem 
Bennett  James  H.  {P.  Mclntyre  fif  Co.),  h.  at  Lex- 
ington 
Bennett  John,  house  25  W.  Dedham 
Bennett  John,  laborer,  house  rear  9  Federal  court 
Bennett  John,  laborer,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Bennett,  John,  porter,  house  15  Williams 
Bennett  John  F.  moulder,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Bennett  Martin,  carpenter,  house  48  Tremont 
Bennett  M.  W.  oysters,  1  Hanover,  h.  17  Shawmut 
Bennett  Nancy,  upholsteress,  house  6  Oliver  pi. 
Bennett  Naddman,  tailor,  119  Hudson 
Bennett  Rebecca,  widow,  house  15  S.  Margin 
Bennett  Robert,  bds.  54  Portland 
Bennett  {S.  P.)  &  Jones    {R.  S.),  carpenters,   18 

Harvard  place,  h.  3  Byron 
Bennett  Susan,  widow,  h.  2  Auburn  court 
Bennett  Thomas,  police  officer  and  dep.   clerk,  F. 

H.  market,  house  9  S.  Margin 
Bennett  Timo.  W.  provisions,  Mav.  bl'k,  Mav.  sq. 
Bennett  William,  hats,  &c.  7  Market  sq.  h.  1  Byron 
Bennett  William,  laborer,  h.  20  Butolph  [Marion 
Bennett  Wm.  R.  japanner,  7  Harvard  pi.  bds.  55 
Bense  Peter,  confectioner,  30  Tremont,  h.  do. 
Bense  William,  printer,  3  State,  h.  Newland,  n. 

Dedham 
Benson  Andrew,  hackman,  h.  1  Harrison  avenue 
Benson  Catherine,  dress  maker,  b.  20  Pleas't  st.  ct. 
Benson  Constant  T.  undertaker,  h.  65*Prince 
Benson  Eliza  A.  mesmeric  examiner,  26  Poplar 
Benson  Frederick  A.  wood  and  coal,  1   City  wharf 

and  168  Sea,  house  at  Newton  Corner 
Benson  Henry  J.  H.  {Waller  ^  B.),  h.  26  Poplar 
Benson  {John)  &  Hamblen  {David),  com.  mer.  8 

City  wharf,  house  at  Cambridge 
Benson  Samuel,  sail  maker,  boards  99  Purchase 
Benson  Thomas,  boarding,  265  Ann 
Benson  Wilson,  seaman,  b.  rear  14  May 
Bent  Adam,  house  4th,  City  Point 
Bent  {Albert  A.)  &  Blake  (Geo.  7'.),  salt  store,  48 

Long  whf.  house  4th,  City  Point 
Bent  &  Co.  bakers,  order  box  15  Tremont  row 
Bent  {Charles)  &  Bush  {Francis),  hats,  caps  and 

furs,  Court,  corner  Washington,  h.  at  Lowell 
Bent  George  E.  h.  Broadwav,  n.  Dorchester 
Bent  Henry  B.  clerk,  h.  4th  "S.  B.  Pt.  [Chelsea 

Bent  John,  printer,  at   Damrell  &  Moore's,  h.   at 
Bent  Joseph,  painter,  h.  May,  c.  Grove  place 
Bent  Luther  S.  boards  97  Summer 
Bentley  Rebecca,  nurse,  house  6  Unity        [son  pi. 
Bentley  Samuel,  jr.  tailor,  93  Wash.,  h.  12  Madi- 


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Bentley  {Thomas)  &   Green  {George),  pump  and 

block  makers,  Ann,  c.  Clark,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Benton  Austin  W.  11  South  Market 
Benton  Jesse  S.  blacksmith,  h.  Woodward 
Benton  Reuben  P.  57  &  59  F.  H.  market,  boards 

Eastern  Exchange  [sea 

Benyon  Abner  I.  Exch.  Bank,  2S  State,  h.  atChel- 
Benzon  Edmund  L.  {Naylor  i^  Co.),  h.  60  Pinckney 
Berell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  opp.  46  Suffolk 
Berg  Peter,  ship  keeper,  h.  444  Commercial 
Bergrun  George,  eating  house,  316  Com'l,  h.  do. 
Berk  Mathew  Alex,  furrier,  house  9  Oak 
Bermingham  Edward,  mason,  house  1  Piedmont 
Bernardo  Gregory,  boarding  house,  270  Hanover 
Bernes  Margaret,  widow,  h.  8  Kingston  st.  ct. 
Berney  William  M.  refreshments,  11  Haverhill,  h. 

25  North  Charles 
Berney  Wm.  house  25  North  Charles  [House 

Berret  Joseph  H.,  Custom  House,  boards  Winthrop 
Berry  Abraham,  restorator,  80  Fulton 
Berry  Asa  M.  provision,  11  Bedford,  h.  61  Bedford 
Berry  Burdick,  rigger,  h.  2  Robinson  alley 
Berry  Charles  J.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  103  Hudson 
Berry  Daniel  C.  mason,  house  Trumbull 
Berry  George  W.,  Beach,  cor.  Lincoln 
Berry  James,  b.  Harrison  av.  cor.  Beach 
Berry  James  B.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  12  Porter 
Berry  John,  fish  dealer,  h.  1st.  st.  opp.  glass  works 
Berry  Morton  G.  boards  8  Prospect 
Berry  P.  V.  printer,  475  Washington 
Berry  Rebecca,  nurse.  Silver,  near  C 
Berry  Richard  N.  h.  1  Franklin  place  [Boston 

Berry  Samuel  H.  painter,  21  Brattle,  h.  London,  E. 
Berry  Thomas,  laborer,  house  18  N.  Centre 
Berry  Thomas,  piano-forte  maker,  b.  252  Wash. 
Berry  (Wm.)  &  Wright  {He7iry),  publishers  of  the 

Life  in  Boston,  27  Devonshire,  h.  London,  E.B. 
Berry  Wm.  B.  7  Market  sq.  h.  at  S.  Reading 
Berry  William  H.  han  dresser,  4  Lewis,  E.  Boston 
Berry  Winslow  N.  clerk,  78  Hanover 
Berry  Wm.  h.  London,  East  Boston  [Sheafe 

Berry  Wm.  C.  tailor,  Ann,  cor.  Blackstone,  h.  9 
Berteling  Anthony,  machinist,  h.  71  Tyler     [Tyler 
Berteling  Theodore,  musical  instrument  mak.,  h.  71 
Berton  Charles,  mason,  h.  r.  756  Washington 
Bertram  Geo.  machinist,  h.  Albion,  n.  Lucas  pi. 
Bertsck  William,  porter,  h.  4  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Bertz  Angus,  tailor,  45  1-2  Merrimac,  h.  9  S.  Margin 
Besent  Gilman  F.  327  Washington,  h.  5  Portland 
Besent  Joseph,  house  5  Portland  [place 

Bessey  Albion  P.  truckman,  23  Elm,  h.  6  Baldwin 
Bessoni  Jonas,  carpenter,  h.  Bessom  ct.  E.  B. 
Best  James,  laborer,  house  5  Charter 
Bethune  George,  house  129  Tremont 
Bethune  George  A  physician,  129  Tremont 
Bethune  John  M.  house  129  Tremont  [ter 

Betteley  Albert,  {Win.  Adams  ^  Co.),  h.  30  Char- 
Betteley  Geo.  W.  hatter,  138  Hanover,  h.  at  Som- 

erville 
Bettis  Harriet,  widow,  house  7  Shawmut 
Bettiss  Cyrus,  navy  yard,  bds.  1  North  sq.         [bers 
Betton  Geo.  E.  counsellor,  31  Court,  h.   60  Cham- 
Betton  John,  5  Gerrish  block,  Ann,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Betton  N.  C.  counsellor,  31  Court,  h.  60  Chambers 
Betts  Daniel,  boarding,  27  Atkinson 
Betts  Thomas  W.  apothecary,  North  square,  under 

Bethel  ch.,  h.  2  Moon 
Beurt  John  E.  coach  maker,  h.  Gold,  n.  C 
Beverly  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  house  3  May- 
Beyer  Joseph,  printer,  house  129  Essex 
Bibber  Jones,  carpenter,  house  6  Curve 
Bible  Eliza  Miss,  dress  maker,  4  Wendell 
Bibo  Louis,  house  rear  81  Tremont  [E.  Boston 

Bickford  Alva,  grocer.  Central  sq.,  b.  Bennington, 
Bickford  Ebenezer,  captain,  h:  12  Cooper 
Bickford  Ira  H.  {Ames  ^r  B.),  boards  5  W.  Cedar 
Bickford  James  T.  clerk,  Tremont,  c.  Court,  b.  153 

Court  [Charlestown 

Bickford  John  F.  L.  at  Freeman's  Bank,  house  at 
Bickford  John,  mason,  bds.  39  Brattle 


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Bickford  John,  tobacconist.  Custom  House  st. 
Bickford  Joseph  A.  cooper,  b.  Maverick  House 
Bickford  Josiah,  carpenter,  h.  15  Kennard  ave. 
Bickford  Margaret,  house  26  Kingston 
Bickford  Rufus,  handcartnian,  h.  5  Bennet  av. 
Bickford  Samuel  L.  tk  W.  D.,  W.  L  goods,  163 

Purchase,  h.  156  do.  [94  Purchase 

Bickford  Weare  D.   {S.  L.  &  W.  D.  Bickford),  h. 
Bickley  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  iPiinceton,  E.  Boston 
Bicknell  Brownell  M.  mason,  h.  56  Marion 
Bicknell  George,  clerk,  24  Howard 
Bicknell  Hannah,  house  Silver,  near  A 
Bicknell  Joseph  G.  21  Brattle,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Bicknell  Nehemiah  B.  grocer,  24  Howard 
Bicknell  Sam'l  R.  machinist,  b.  3  Dover  pi. 
Bicknell  Thomas  R.  house  3  Arch 
Bicknell  Wm.  E.  57  Kilbv 
Bicknell  Wm.  H.  32  Fulton,  h.  8  Salem 
Bicknell  William  Hull,  mariner,  h.  2  Foster 
Bickum  John  K.  sashes  and  blinds,  r.  49  Fayette, 

house  245  Tremont 
Bidwell  John  M.  machinist,  b.  18  Dover  pi, 
Bidwell  Nathan,  salesman,  66  Hanover 
Bigbv  Sarah,  widow,  h.  2  N.  Charles 
Bigeiow  Abiah  B.  Mrs.  206  Fourth,  n.  D 
Bigelow  Alanson  {B'pehw,  Brothei's,  &  Kennard), 

house  at  Cambridgeport  [ward  place 

Bigelow  Alpheus,  H.  9  Merchants'  row.  b.  8  Hay- 
Bigelow  A.  O.  {Bujelow,  Bi  others,  §  Kennard),  h. 

9  Harrison  avenue 
Bigelow  Andrew  Rev.  2  School,  h.  3  Hancock 
Bigelow  Arabella   Mrs.  boarding,  1  Billerica 
Bigelow  David,  clerk,  2  Union,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Bigelow  Dennis,  clerk,  72  Blackstone 
Bigelow  Edwin  M.  counsellor,  10  Court,  h.  32  High. 
Bigelow  Elijah,  flour  &  grain,  3D  Commercial,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Bigelow  George  F.  physician,  425  Washington 
Bigelow  George  N.  {Lijman  Towle  ^  Co.),  bds.  176 

Washington  '  [mont 

Bigelow  Geo.  T.,  Judge  C.  P.  Court,  h.   161  Tre- 
Bigelow  Harriet,  widow,  house  45  Lowell 
Bigelow  Henry  Jacob,  physician,  5  Chauncy  pi. 
Bigelow  Horatio  {Hall  <5r  B.),  h.  11  Cambridge 
Bigelow  Isaac  A.  193  Wash.  h.  45  Lowell 
Bigelow  Jackson  D.  clerk,  bds.  23  Lynde 
Bigelow  Jacob,  physician,  27  Summer 
Bigelow  James  R.  machinist,  bds.  23  Lynde 
Bigelow,  Brothers,  &  Kennard  {John,  Alanson,  Sg 

A.  O.  Biqeloio,  if  M.  P.  Kennard),  jewellers, 

121  Washington  [42  Blossom 

Bigelow  John  (Bigelow,  Brothers,  ^  Kennard).  h. 
Bigelow  John  P.  mayor  of  the  city,  h.  11  Temple 
Bigelow  John  W.  {Blake,  Patterson  §  Co.),  h.  at 

Medford  [h.  44  Beach 

Bigelow  Joseph  J.  watch  maker,  159  Washington, 
Bigelow  Joshua  R.  {Barrey  ^-  B.),  bds.  67  Bedford 
Bigelow  Lucius  A.  house  19  Crescent  place 
Bigelow  Parker,  boot  maker,  155  Endicot    [Temple 
Bigelow  Prescott,  notary  public.   31   State,  h.    11 
Bigelow  Rufus,  h.  10  Suffolk  place    [at  Cambridge 
Bigelow  Samuel,  pack,  ag'nt,  head  of  Com'l  whf.,  h. 
Bigelow  Samuel,  1  Devonshire,  h.  at  Brighton 
Bigelow  Samuel  C.  (C.  T.  §  T.  H.  Russell  ^  Bige- 
low), h.  at  Cambridge 
Bigelow  Theodore  S.  house  3  Hancock  [cock 

Bigelow  Timothy,  counsellor  10  State,  h.  3  Han- 
Bigelow  Winthrop,  laborer,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Bigelow  &  Co.  express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Bilby  John,  carpenter,  house  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Billings  Benj.  musician,  b.  80  Hudson 
Billings  Ebenezer  Mrs.  h.  136  Purcliase 
Billings  E.  F.  h.  r.  15  S.  Russell 
Billings  Frederick   A.,  West.  R.  R.  ticket  office,  7 

Elm,  h.  214  Harrison  avenue 
Billings  Davis,  boot  maker,  h.  2  Milton 
Billings  Geo.  freight  to  Canton,  order  box  21  So. 

Market,  h.  at  Canton 
Billings  Geo.  J.  book  keeper,  72  Milk       [Roxbury 
Billings  George,  ship  stores,  26  Comm'l  whf.,  h.  at 


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Billings  George  W.  restorator,  298  Commercial,  h. 

19  Tileston 
Billings  Geo.  W.  0.,  Post  Office,  bcls.  14  Garland 
Billings  Hammatt,  designer,  11   1-2  Tremont   row 
Billings  John  E.,  Custom  House,  house  at  Newton 
Billings  Jos.  E.  architect,  11  1-2  Tremont  row,  h. 

14  Garland 
Billings  Mary  D.  house  14  Garland 
Billings  Rob't  C.  { T.  Tarbell  i^  Co.),  h.  136  Purchase 
Billings  Wm.  G.  {Thacher  i,  B.).  house  0  South 
Billings  W.  H.  43  Milk,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Billman  John,  house  3  Auburn 
Binden  George,  shoe  maker,  h.  3  Madison  place 
Biner  Charles,  piano-forte  maker,  house  1  S.  May 
Bingham  Albert,  boarding  {French),  3.5  Lincoln 
Bingham  Charles   R.  {Clark,  Binyhmn,  ^  Co.),  h. 

at  Chelsea 
Bingham  James,  book  keeper,  bds.  Pavilion 
Bingham  Oscar,  h.  10  Grove  pi.  [Tremont 

Bingham  Osmer  A.  {Clark,  Bingham  Sf  Co.),  h.  268 
Bingham  Wm.  93  Milk,  boards  Adams  House 
Bingham  "Wm.  laborer,  18  Wash,  avenue 
Binney  Benjamin,  tinsmith,  h.  r.  26  Spring 
Binney  Mary  Ann  Mrs.  house  89  Mount  Vernon 
Binney  Mary  G.  P.  house  31  Mount  Vernon 
Binney  C.  J.F.  ship  broker,  100  State,  h.  14  Florence 
Binney  John  {Barker  i^  B.),  head  Lewis  wharf 
Binney  John  &  Co.  (.S.  Barker),  tin  plate  workers, 

7  Rowc's  wharf,  house  1  E.  Canton 
Binney  iVl.  &  Co.  {N.  Ellis),  umbrellas  and  music, 

77  Court,  house  9  Chambers 
Binney   {Matthew)    &   Ellis  {Nathaniel),  umbrella 

makers,  42  and  44  Kilby,  h.  9  Chambers 
Binney  Nancy,  widow,  h.  72  Leveret 
Binney  Omar,  {Blanrhard  &;  B.),  h.  at  Brookline 
Binney  Sarah,  h.  22  Pinckncy 
Binney  Susan,  widow,  h.  107  Hanover  [line 

Binney  Wm.  C.  counsellor,  19  Court,  h.  at  Brook- 
Birch  Charles,  saw  maker,  h.  Bolton,  n.  B 
Birchard  Charles,  clerk,  3  Central  wf.,  b.  4  Gridley 
Birchard  Edwin  A.  60  Kilbv,  h.  4  Gridley 
Bird  A.  Sigourney  {J.  A  ^' W.  Bird  ^  Co.),  h.  ,52 

Pinckney  [chester 

Bird  Cornelius,  65  and  67  F.  H.  market,  h.  at  Dor- 
Bird  Daniel,  printer,  3  AVater,  h.  at  Somerville 
Bird   Edwin   L.  coach  painter,  58   Tremont,  h.  17 

Porter 
Bird  George,  furniture,  44  Merrimac,  house  do. 
Bird  {Geon/e  H.    IF.)    &    Guild  (G.    F.),   W.   I. 

goods,  22  India,  house  at  Medford 
Bird  Geo.  W.  trunk  maker,  h.  -5  Ringgold 
Bird  Hannah  and  Abby,  music  teachers,  b.  Willow, 

c.  Mt.  Vernon        [H.  Market,  h.  at  Brookline 
Bird  Harrison  &  Co.  {J.  T.  Nutter),  38  and  40  F. 
Bird  Horatio  G.  printer,  house  4  Mason  court 
Bird  Isaac,  paper  hanger,  h.  4th,   cor.  Atlantic 
Bird  J.  A.  &  W.  &  Co.  (.4.  Sic/ovmey  Bird),  di'ug- 

gists,  53  Chatham,  h.  at  Brookline 
Bird  J.  H.  bds.  4th,  cor.  Atlantic 
Bird  Jonathan,  tailor,  bds.  rear  33  Allen 
Bird  Joshua  P.  clerk,  boards  16  Tyler 
Bird  Lydia,  house  6  Church  [Battery 

Bird  Martin,  cigar   maker,  232  Hanover,  house  5 
Bird  Marv,  milliner,  3  Blanchard  bl'k.  Court,  bds. 

69  Brighton  [School 

Bird  Matthew,  cabinet  maker,  h.  Athens,  r.  Hawes 
Bird  Oliver  H.  P.  mariner,  h.  3  Marshall  place 
Bird  Samuel  J.  paper  warehouse,  38  Broad 
Bird  Samuel  T.  26  Foster's  wf.,  h.  4  Crescent  place 
Bird  Thomas  M.  carriage  maker,  h.  2  Bennet 
Bird  William,  2d,  {J.  A.  ^  W.  Bird  ^  Co.),  house 

at  Brookline 
Bird  Winthrop,  grocer,  C,  c.  4th,  h.  Silver,  n.  D 
Birgin  Michael,  laborer,  h.  6  Graphic  ct. 
Birkmaier  John  J.  broadcloth  finisher,  1  Congress 

sq.,  house  22  Fayette 
Birmingham  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  34  High 
Birney  Bridgett,  house  9  South  st.  ct. 
Birnstill  Joseph,  physician,  16  Oxford 
Bisbee  Charles,  turner,  bds.  37  Friend 


Bisbee  Randall,  boot  maker,  29  School,  h.  8  Chap- 
man place 
Bisbee  Thomas    {Watson  &;  B.),  house  6  Lyman  pi. 
Bishop  Charles  C.  grocer,  48  Turnpike,  h.  fil  B 
Bishop  Chas.  J.  &  Co.  {L.  B.  Milhr  .\  E.  Wheeler), 
com.  mer.  8  Railroad  bl'k,  Lincoln,  h.  Harvard, 
corner  Albany 
Bishop  H.  C,  Brazier  building,  27  State 
Bishop  Henry  H.  gunsmith  and  cutler,  32Exch'ge 
Bishop  Joel  P.  counsellor,  10  Court,  h.  15  Erie 
Bishop  John,  conimis.   merch.   41   Central   wharf, 

house  at  Medford 
Bishop  Joseph  D.  mason,  h.  2  Robinson  alley 
Bishop  Judith,  widow,  house  117  Fourth 
Bishop  &  Co.  painters,  Poplar,  c.  Spring 
Bishop  Mary,  house  4  Fort  avenue 
Bishop  Paul,  house  -55  Belknap 
Bishop  Paul  J.  piano-fortes,  h.  11  Orange        [land 
Bishop  Richard,  provisions,  Cove,  h.  do.  n.  Knee- 
Bishop  William  Mrs.  bds.  Ha^-e,  E.  B. 
Bissell  Charles  D.  laborer,  house  7  Salutation 
Bissell  Thomas,  prof,  music,  h.  154  Cambridge 
Bixby  Benoni,  wharf  builder,  house  32  Billerica 
Bixby  Charles  P.  hair  dresser,  22  Franklin 
Bixby  Levi  11.  porter,  35  Federal,  h.  19  London 
Bixby  Luther,  clerk,  house  38  Charter 
Bixby  Montgomery,  house  7  Eliot  [Atkinson 

Bixby  Philip  W.  ticket  master  Eastern  R.  R.  h.  82 
Bixby  Simpson  Clark,  express  wagon  and  stable,  1 
Fleet,  h.  27  Sheafe  [60  Sea 

Black  &   Co.  {D.  Dyer),  lumber  and  com.  merch. 
Black  James,  locksmith,  bds.  17  Nashua 
Black  Jane,  widow,  h.  17  Nashua 
Black  Peter,  rigger,  h.  3  Cooper  St.  ct. 
Black  Samuel  W.  coachman,  h.  Bennet  place 
Black  Wm.  B.  fireman,  h.  3  Newton  ct. 
Blackader  Henry,  carpenter,  b.  8   Kneeland  place 
Blackall  Ellen,  widow,  h.  London,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Blackburn  Geo.  &  Co.  {H.  A.  Snow),  com.  mer.  d5 

Milk,  house  at  Roxbury 
Blackburn  James,  moulder,  h.  r.  17  Maiden 
Blacker   James  D.  groceries   and  provisions,  326 

Broadway,  house  315  do. 
Blacker  Peter  I.  chaise  trimmer,  house  33  A 
Blackington  James  F.  usher   Lvman  School,  E.  B. 
Blackler  C.  {T.  P.  ^  Co.),  hous'e  43  Hudson 
Blackler  T.  P.  &   Co.  {C.  Blackler),  shoe  makers, 
102  Harr.  av.  h.  43  Hudson  [Andover 

Blackmer   Green,  druggist,  103  Leveret,  house  22 
Blackmer  {Hiram)    &  Eveleth  {John   H.),  stoves, 
&c.  5   Railroad  block,  Lincoln,  bds.  43   Tyler 
Blackmer  Holland,  stair  builder,  16   Causeway,  h. 
at  Waltham  [ter,  c.  Broadway 

Blackmore  John  Thomas,  brewer,  house  Dorches- 
Blackwell  Dennis,  shoe  maker,  h.  Gold,  n.  B 
Blackwell  Hugh,  laborer,  house  23  Portland     [son 
Blackwell  Waterman,  pianoforte  maker,  h.  37  Ilud- 
Blackwill  Dennis,  cordwainer,  24  High 
Blackwood  Henry,  at  Wightman's,  33  Cornhill 
Blackwood  Seth  F.  house  6  Spring 
Blagden  George  W.  Rev.  house  9  Central  court 
Blaikie  Alex.  Rev.  house  5  Newbcrn  place 
Blain  Wm.  M.  {Fcrnald  &;  B.),  bds.  43  Billerica 
Blair    Lafayette,    fancy  and  lace  goods,  180  Hano- 
ver, boards  Richmond  House 
Blair  Mary  Ann,  house  2  Bartlett  place 
Blaisdell  Albert,  mason,  h.  36  Blossom     [15  Green 
Blaisdell  Alvah,  dentist,  Bulfinch,  c.  Court,  house 
Blaisdell  Charles,  laborer,  house  22  Cooper 
Blaisdell  Chester  W.  printer,  b.  10  London 
Blaisdell   David,  provisions   and   groceries.  Cross, 

cor.  Endicot,  h.  11  Southac 
Blaisdell  Edwin  G.  55  Long  wharf,  bds.  46  Billerica 
Blaisdell  H.  G.  book  keeper,  19  State,  h.  46  Leveret 
Blaisdell  John  C.  teamster,  bds.  7  Kneeland  place 
Blaisdell  Philip  O.  provisions,  cor.  Kingston  and 
Bedford,  house  78  Essex  [Ashburton  place 

Blaisdell  Timothy  K.  broker,  4  Brattle  sq.  house  1 
Blaisdell  Wm.  boarding,  84  Albany  [Cambridgep't 
Blaisdell  Wm.  H.  tailor,  73  and  75  Ann,  house  at 


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Blake  Ann,  millinery,  straw  bonnets,  436  Wash. 

Blake  Charles,  baggage  wagon,  4  Battery 

Blake  Charles  {Kittredgc  cS-  Blakcs),  h.  31  Boylston 

Blake  Charles  A.  bds.  Fountain  House,  Beach 

Blake  Charles  A.  painter,  house  104  Sea 

Blake  Charles  W.,F.  H.  Market,  h.  41  Brighton 

Blake  Christopher,  turner,  boards  6  Billerica 

Blake  Edmund,  dentist,  38  Tremont  row 

Blake  Edward,  counsellor,  39  Court,  h.  119  Trem't 

Blake  Edward,  salesman,  421  Wash.  h.  63  Emerald 

Blake  Edw.  C.  housewright,  1st  st.  opp.  Glass  Ho. 

Blake  Eliza  Mrs.  house  3  Central  court 

Blake  Eliza  R.  widow  of  H.  J.  h.  2  Carlton  place 

Blake  Ephraim  H.  {Knujlits,  Fisher  A,-  Co.),  h.  18 

Hanover 
Blake  Erastus  S.  clerk,  boards  3  Dix  piace 
Blake  E.  W.  physician,  house  28  Harrison  avenue 
Blake  Francis,  printer,  boards  L5  Purchase 
Blake  Francis,  com.  nier.  Old  Custom  House 
Blake  Francis  G.  W.  clerk,  house  5  Medford  court 
Blake  Francis  S.  house  14  Winthrop  place 
Blake  Frederic,  coachman,  boards  5  Purchase  place 
Blake  George,  printer,  boards  3  Central  court 
Blake  George  P.  (Bent  iV  Blake),  house  City  Point 
Blake  George  T.  12  CornhiU,  h.  709  Washington 
BRike  Hannah,  wid.  nurse,  boards  2  Hamlen  place 
Blake  H.  B.  house  6  Lincoln 

Blake  James,  City  Market,  Brattle,  house  14  Essex 
Blake  James   Gorham  {Kittredffe  S<;  Blakes),  house 
14  Essex  "      [West  Cedar 

Blake   James   H.   broker,  21   Mass.  block,   h.    14 
Blake   James    H.  clerk,  51  Water,  boards   Central 
House,  9  Brattle  square  [3  Dix  pi. 

Blake  Jeremiah,  bonnet   pressor,  360  1-2  Wash.  b. 
Blake  {John   H.)  &  Darracott  (F.),  engineers  for 

constructing  gas  works,  66  State 
Blake   J.  Quincy,  jeweller,  16   Hanover,  h.  5  AVall 
Blake  John  S.  (Hallett  cS-  Blake),  19  Central  wharf, 

house  14  Winthrop  place 
Blake  Joseph,  truckman,  house  5  Paris  place 
Blake  Joseph,  book  binder,  house  48  C 
Blake  Josiah  W.  com.  mer.  45  India,  h.  6  Allston 
Blake  Lemuel,  boards  3  Bumstead  place 
Blake  Marv.  house  12  Emerald 
Blake  Mehitable,  house  10  Maiden  [435  do. 

Blake  Nathaniel,   sail   maker,  21   Commercial,  h. 
Blake  Newell,  blacksmith,  boards  12  Wall 
Blake  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  184  Hanover 
Blake  Patrick,  laborer,  house  2  Milton 
Blake  Pynson,  50  CornhiU,  house  281  Fouith 
Blake  Robert,  painter,  house  81  Elliot 
Blake  Samuel,  48  Long  wharf,  house  P.  City  Point 
Blake    Samuel,  jr.  shoes   and    leather,  bo   Pearl, 

house  at  South  Abington 
Blake  Samuel,  jr.  Mrs.  house  5  Medford  court 
Blake  Samuel  P.  patent  leather   cloth   and  visors, 

7  Central,  house  at  Roxbury 
Blake  Samuel  W.  tailor,  13  Congress,  h.  7  Cherry 
Blake  Sarah  Mrs.  house  36  Pleasant 
Blake  Sarah,  widow,  house  5  Shawmut 
Blake  Sarah,  widow,  boarding  house,  17  Lynde 
Blake  Solomon  E.  bonnet  presser,  375  Washington 
Blake  S.  Ellis,  printer,  boards  17  Lynde 
Blake  Sophronia,  boarding,  3  Dix  place 
Blake  Thomas,  tailor,  house  30  Thacher 
Blake  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Cove  street  place 
Blake  William,  job  wagon,  house  51  Friend 
Blake  William,  grocer,  Gouch,  corner  S.  Margin, 

house  28  South  Margin 
Blake  William  (H.  N.  Hooper  Sf  Co.),  h.  47  Allen 
Blake  William,  6  Bedford,  house  16  Kingston 
Blake  William  H.  painter,  house  77  Kneeland 
Blake  (If7//ifr/»),    Patterson   (E)ioch,  jr.),   &  Co. 
(E.  P.  Bullard  Sf  J.    W.   Birjelow),   importers 
dry  goods,  107  Milk,  house  at   Jamaica   plain 
Blake  W.  W.  boarding,  house  5  Staniford  place 
Blakemore  Wm.  japanner,  10  Theatre  al.  h.  4  May 
Blarney  Samuel,  laborer,  house  2nd,  corner  B 
Blanchard  Abner   J.  clerk,  96  Blackstone,  house  2 
Garden  court  street 


Blanchard  Abraham  W.  house  39  Blossom 
Blanchard    (Alfred),  Sherman    {E.jr.),  &  Co.  (P. 
PeiuUeton,jr.),  ship  chandlers,  42  and  44  East- 
ern Railroad  wharf 
Blanchard  Andrews,  house  6  Garden  court   street 
Blanchard  Benjamin  G.  mast  maker,  head   Otis' 
wharf,  house  at  Charlestown  [Exchange 

Blanchard  Clifton  A.  44  E.  R.  R.  wf.  bds.  Eastern 
Blanchard  Charles  H.   (Blanchard  ^  Brother),  h. 

at  W.  Newton 
Blanchard  Edward,  47  State,  house  15  Mt.  Vernon 
Blanchard  Edwin,  21  Lewis  wharf,  boards  19  Green 
Blanchard  F.  H.  &  Co.  (Augustus  Whittemore), 
millinery  goods,  25  Milk,  house  at  Waltham 
Blanchard  George,  house  67  Pleasant 
Blanchard  George  D.  B.  clerk,  bds.  6  Garden  ct.  st. 
Blanchard  Geo.  G.  pattern  maker,  bds.  51  Poplar 
Blanchard  George  H.  shade  painter,  30  Bromfield, 

house  6  Osborn  place 
Blanchard  (Henry)   &  Binney  (O.),  fiour,  6  Canal 
and  14  Merrimac,  house  at  Wilmington    [bury 
Blanchard  Hezekiah,  seeds,  16  Long  wf.  h.  at  Rox- 
Blanchard  Horatio  C.  hatter,  b.  14  Henchman  lane 
Blanchard  Huldah  H.  house  7  Newton  place 
Blanchard  Isaac  D.  clerk,  1  Derby  Range 
Blanchard  Isaac  W.  book  keeper,  Eagle  Bank,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Blanchard  Jedediah,  15  Elm 

Blanchard  (.Tohn  A.),  Converse  (/.  C),  &  Co.  {R. 
.S.  Wells,  W.  H.  Hardhuj,  J.  H.  Gray,  and  E. 
W.  Co7iverse),  dry  goods,  2  &  4  Federal,  h.  17 
Pemberton  square  [293  Broadway 

Blanchard  John  W.  furniture,  6  &  8  Federal,  house 
Blanchard  Joseph,  rear  353  Washington 
Blanchard  Joseph  K.  attendant  Lunatic  Hospital 
Blanchard  Joshua  P.  house  13  Purchase 
Blanchard  Leonard,  shoes,  12  Clinton,  h.  51  Salem 
Blanchard  Lucy  W.  dress  maker,  rear  132  Hanover 
Blanchard  Mary,  widow,  house  205  Hanover 
Blanchard  Merrick  (Hyde  ^  B.),  house  at  Chelsea 
Blanchard  Monroe   A.  hatter,  boards  97  Pleasant 
Blanchard  Nathaniel,  shoe  maker,  house  13  May 
Blanchard  Noah,  house  II  Hanover 
Blanchard  Oziah  C.  hatter,  boards  97  Pleasant 
Blanchard  Richard,  birds,  house  67  Pleasant 
Blanchard  S.  S.  book   keeper,  Hamilton  Bank,  h. 
at  Charlestown  [house  128  do. 

Blanchard  Simon  T-  cabinet  manuf.  117  Cambridge, 
Blanchard  Susan  Mrs.  house  33  Charter 
Blanchard  Thomas,  seaman,  house  2  Mulberry    pi. 
Blanchard  Thomas,  house  73  Dover 
Blanchard  (Walter)  &  Wright  (G.),  com.  mer.  75 

and  76  Commercial,  h.  at  Wilmington 
Blanchard  Wm.  flour,  21  Lewis  wharf,  h.  19  Green 
Blanchard  AVilliam,  hardware,  3  Dock  square,  bds. 

Revere  House 
Blanchard  William  B.  printer,  house  33  Charter 
Blanchard  Wm.  E.  dry  goods,  287  Washington,  h. 
18  Garland  [High  st.  pi. 

Blanchard  Wm.  G.  reporter,  16  State,  house  9 
Blanchard  William  K.  (Holden  ^  B.),  83  Hanover 
Blanchard  &  Brother  (  Wm.  D.  §  C.  H.  Blmichard), 

grocers,  15  Elm 
Bland  Michael,  laborer,  house  18  Hamilton 
Bland  Robert,  mariner,  house  3  Commercial  court 
Bland  Wm.  H.  proprietor  Lyceum  Theatre,  boards 
5  Adams  [18  Charles 

Blaney  Ambrose,  tin  plater,  113  Cambridge,  house 
Blaney  Augustus,  15  Pearl,  house  18  Charles 
Blaney  Benj.  4  AVater,  house  19  Common 
Blaney  Caroline,  widow,  house  18  Charles 
Blaney  Charles  P.  32  Milk,  house  at  Roxbury 
Blaney  Daniel,  laborer,  house  9  Cross 
Blaney  David  H.  shoes  and  clothing,  2   Maverick 

square,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Blaney  George  A.  28  Central  wharf,   h.  18  Charles 
Blaney  Geo.  L.  24  Broad,  b.  Pitts,  c.  Pitts  court 
Blaney  Henry,  house  19  Common  [18  Charles 

Blaney  Hem-y  S.  (George  Whittemore  &;  6'o.),  house 
Blaney  Irving,  grocer,  Tyler,  c.  Oak,  h.  48  Nashua 


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Bianey  James  M.  wharfinger,   28   Central  wharf, 
house  23  South  [E.  Boston 

Bianey  John   H.    clerk,  b.   Sumner,  n.    Cottage, 
Bianey  Patrick,  cabman,  h.  64  Salem,  c.  Cooper 
Bianey  Samuel  R.  real  estate  office,  Mass.  block, 

house  Maverick  square,  c.  Mav.  st. 
Bianey  {Thomas  R.)  &  Martin  (5.  T.),  sail  mak- 
ers, 8  Long  wharf,  h.  N.  Russell,  c.  Eaton 
Bianey  William,  28  Central  wf.  boards  23  South 
Bianey  William,  boards  13  Gouch  [land 

Blankenhorn  Jacob,  baker,  h.  Brookline,  n.  Xew- 
Blasdel  John  C.  147  Milk     ' 
Blasdel  John  C.  book  keeper,  house  15  Oxford 
Blasland  Mary  Ann  Mrs.  o9  Hudson 
Blasland  Mehitable  Mrs.  house  36  Charles 
Blasland  {Samuel  A.)   &    Leach  {Benj.    B.),   sail 
makers,  Arch  w'f,  216  Broad,   h.  6  East  st.  pi. 
Blasland  Thomas,  apothecary,  185  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Blasland  AVilliam,  mariner,  house  6  Spring  st.  ct. 
Blenn  Eliza  Miss,  bds  Unity,  c.  Tileston 
Blinn  Aaron  C.  commission  mer.  7  R-  R-  block, 
Lincoln,  house  94  Tyler  [15  Tyler 

Blish  George,  watchman.    Custom   House,   house 
Bliss  H.  A.  &  Co.  ( T.E.  Bliss),  grocers,  do  Charles, 

boards  9  Winter 
Bliss  H.  C.  H.  21  Congress  [22  Beacon 

Bliss  Henry  P.  dry  goods.  12  Tremont  row,  boards 
Bliss  Hiram  H.  C.  house  21  Billerica 
Bliss  James  &  Co.   (G.  Greenwood),  W.  I.   goods, 

Russia  wharf,  house  39  Oak 
Bliss  James  Henry,  machinist,  h.  Silver,  near  D 
Bliss  &   Creighton,   manufacturers   chronometers, 

7  Congress 
Bliss  Levi,  book  keeper,  h.  5  Winthrop,  E.  Boston 
Bliss  Louisa,  widow,  house  36  Lowell      [b.  21  Pine 
Bliss  Samuel  T.  clerk,  Broad,  head   Russia  wharf. 
Bliss  Seth  Rev.  28  Cornhill,  house  23  AUston 
Bliss  Silas,  dentist,  215  Washington     [at  Roxbury 
Bliss  Sylvester,  editor  and  author,   8  Chardon,  h. 
Bliss  T.  E.  {H.  A.  Bliss  &;  Co.),  boards  9  Winter 
Bliss  Thomas  K.  laborer,  boards  84  Albany 
Block  A.  F.  fancy  soap  maker,  h.  9  Madison  pi. 
Blodget  Benjamin,  handcartman,  h.  Leveret  lane 
Blod^et  Daniel   C.    (J.  IF.   Blodc/et  <Sr  Co.),  house 
Exeter  place  [21  Somerset 

Blodget  Henrv  T.  {Charles  Scudder  <5c  Co.),  boards 
Blodget  JohnW.  &  Co.  {William.  S.  'Eaton  &  D.  C. 
Blodget),  dry  goods,  28  Pearl,  h.  4  Hancock  av. 
Blodgett  Bela,  boarding,  10  Hanover 
Blodtiett  Cyrus,  baths,  rear  233  Washington,  h.  do. 
Blodgett  Henry,  baths.  East.  Ex.  h.  1  Jackson  pi. 
Blodgett  Luther,  mess,  at  Boylston  B.h.  4  Nassau 
Blodijett  Maria  A.  house  15  Norfolk  place 
Blodgett  S.  C.  tailor,  boards  13  Lincoln 
Blois  George  E.  plough  maker,  boards  7th,  near  E 
Blois  Joseph  S.  carpenter,  house  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Blois  Wm.  carpenter,  house  18  Porter,  E.  Boston 
Blom  Nelson,  painter,  house  5th,  near  E 
Blood  Ai,  baker,  7  &  8  U.  S.  Hotel,  h.  36  Lincoln 
Blood  Almon,  carriage  maker,  house  7  Groton 
Blood  E.  P.  nurse,  house  1  Huff  place 
Blood  Franklin  F.  clerk,  house  W.  Canton 
Blood  Horatio,  carpenter,  house  r.  217  Hanover 
Blood  John  H.  printer,  house  1  Lowell  court 
Blood  Jona.  N.  machinist,  h.  Wet)ster,  n.  Jeffries 
Blood  Lewis  C.  machinist,  house  87  W.  Cedar 
Blood  Samuel  D.  carriage  maker,  Broadway,  house 

c.  H  St.  opp.  the  Blind  Asylum 
Blood  William,  clerk  Empire  House,  Eastern  av. 
lUoomfield  Matthias,  handcartman,  h.  46  Prince 
Blossom  Hiram  A.  {Proctor  i^  B.),  bds.  41  Beach 
Blunt  Alfred  M.  piano-forte  "maker,  334  Wash.  h. 

at  Roxburv 
Blunt  Charles  "E..  U.  S.  Army,  bds.  79  Mt.  Vernon 
Blunt  Esther  P.  Mrs.  house  'opp.  12  Villapte 
Blunt  James  ( Wm.  J.  Rodney  ^  Co.),  h.  Centre,  n. 

Marginal 
Blunt  Jane,  tailoress,  house  3  Spear  place 
Blunt  Kaler,  mariner,  h.  r.  Sumner,  n.  Webster 
Blunt  Samuel  A.  printer,  house  opp.  12  Village 


Bluxome  Joseph,  tailor,  30  Green,  house  25  Vine 
Boardman  Benjamin  G.  h.  19  Ashland  [5  Bowdoin 
Boardman  Benjamin    G.  jr.  {Detinie  &;  B),  house 
Boardman  Charles,  clerk,  40  Central,  "h.  4  Barton 
Boardman  Ebenezer,  carpenter,  h.  4  Quincy,  n.  D 
Boardman  Edwin  A,  wine  store,  20  Congress,  house 

at  Ro.xbury 
Boardman  Elizabeth,  millinery  &  caps,  254  AVash. 
Boardman  George  M.  boards  3  Alba  ct.  [House 
Boardman  Gorham,  salesman,  71  Water,  b.  Adams 
Boardman  Hannah,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Boardman  Joseph,  mariner,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Orleans 
Boardman  Joseph  F.  book  keeper,   13  Sudbury,  h. 

47  Cross 
Boardman  Richard,  shoe  maker,  h.  73  Albany 
Boardman  Wm.  Mrs.  house  29  Hancock 
Boardman  Wm.   C.  ticket  master  B.  &  L.  R.  R. 

boards  Lowell  House 
Bodemer  Jacob,  tailor,  house  14  W.  Castle 
Bodfi.sh  R.  C.  bookkeeper,  49  Pearl,  b.  20  Bulfinch 
Bodge  Charles  A.  brakeman   Prov.  R.  R.,  house  3 

Hamlen  place 
Bodge  Charlotte,  widow  of  Benj.  h.  r.  83  Pleasant 
Bodge  Evelina,  house  19  Suffolk 
Bodge  {Noah)  &  Cutter  {A.  P.),  provisions,   My- 

tle,  c.  W.  Centre,  house  do.  [Lowell 

Bodwell  Mary  R.  dry  goods,  91  Leveret,  boards  9 
Bodwell  Nathaniel,  ladies'  shoe  maker,  198  Wash. 

boards  20  La  Grange  place 
Bogan  Frederick,  sawyer,  house  2d,  n.  A 
Bogan  Thomas,  tailor,  house  118  Sea 
Bogardus  John,  sea  captain,  house  118  Salem 
Boggs  Thomas,  mariner,  house  78  Broad 
Boggs  William,  boards  41  Beach 
Bogle  Thomas  L.  harness  maker,  h.  10  Brookline 
Bogle  William,  wig  maker,  277  Washington,   h.  at 

North  Maiden  [2  Chardon  st.  court 

Bogman  Geo.  E.  hardware,  7  I)ock  square,  boards 
Bogue  Edward,  furniture,  5  Sea,  boards  2  Williams 
BoguG  James,  tailor,  boards  54  Marion 
Bogue  Margaret,  at  Gorham  &  Ides,  18  Sudbury 
Bogue  Thomas,  cab  driver,  boards  99  Tyler 
Bohan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  5  Middlesex 
Bohann  James,  cellar,  178  Ann 
Boies  Jeremiah  S.  house  4  Otis  place 
Boit  Edw.  D.  counsellor,  16  Court,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Boker  Alice,  nurse,  house  2  May  place 
Bole  Martha,  widow,  house  7  Jackson  av. 
Boles  {Jerome)   &  Getchell    {Moses  A.),    sashes, 

blinds,  &c.,  Endicot,  c.  Causeway,  h.  2  Cooper 
Boles  Geo.  W.  carpenter,  house  9  Causeway 
Boles  John,  laborer,  house  rear  6  Medford 
Boles  John,  real  estate  agent,  house  11  Cooper 
Boles  Levi  &  Co.   {Daniel   Cummi^igs),  doors  and 

blinds.  Deacon,  &  Haymarket  sq.  h.  6  Lynde 
Boles  Warren,  carpenter,  Sudbury,  c.  Portland,  h. 

9  Causeway 
Bolles  Charles,"  boards  12  W.  Cedar 
BoUes  Henry,  clerk,  Post  Office,  h.  4  Channing 
Bolles  John  A.  counsellor,  10  Court,  h.  S.  Woburn 
Bolles  Matthew,  exchange  broker,  90  State,  house 

97  Charles  [er's  court 

Bolman  William,  piano-forte  maker,  h.   1  Wheel- 
Bolter  Mary,  widow  of  James,  house  8  Porter 
Bolton  Alicia,  tailoress,  h.  rear  22  Atkinson 
Bolton  John,  rigger,  house  440  Commercial 
Bolton  J.  B.  ens;raver,  123  Wash.  h.  at  Somerville 
Bolton  Luther  C.  paper  hanger,  h.  1  Harmony  ct. 
Bolton  AVm.  jr.  sail  maker,  42  India,  h.  Lewis, E.  B. 
Boman  {John)  &  Darrow  {George  P.),  coopers,  114 

Milk,  h.  Pearl,  n.  Purchase  [place 

Bond  Alonzo,  musician,  153  Wash.  h.   1  Hanover 
Bond  Ann  S.  widow  of  George,  house  42  Essex 
Bond  Charles,  watch  maker,  186  Washington,  bds. 

1  Chauncy  place 
Bond  C.  B.  artist,  3  Amory  Hall,  b.  Pemberton  H. 
Bond  Edward  L.  415  Wash,  boards  at  Waltham 
Bond  Edwin,  machinist,  b.   Har.   av.  n.  Dover  pi. 
Bond  George   W.  wool  broker,  7   State,  house  at 

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Bond   Henry,  hides   and  leather,    15   Blackstone 
Bond  James,  h.  Bennington,  near  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Bond  Joseph  C.  (U'm.  Bond  &,  So7is),  26  Congress, 

house  44  Harrison  avenue 
Bond  Phineas,   carpenter,  house  3  Harmony  court 
Bond  Richard,  architect,  Suffolk  building;.  Change 

avenue  [Cambridge 

Bond  Richard  F.   {Wni.  Bond  A- Sow;,  house  at 
Bond   Sewell  B.  commission  merchant,  82   Utica, 

house  47  Harrison  avenue 
Bond  Simon  E.  house  47  Marion  [Wilmington 

Bond  Thomas  D.  crackers,  12  Merrimac,  house  at 
Bond   Timothy   D.    diy  goods,   415   Washington, 

boards  at  Roxbury 
Bond  William,  tailor,  8  Norfolk  place 
Bond  William  &  Sons  ( IF;».  C.  4-  J.  C.  &  -R.  F.), 

watch  makers,  26  Congress,  hf  at  Cambridge 
Bond  {W)n.)  &  Co.  {John  Conner),  grocers,  102 

Beach,  house  do. 
Bond  Wra.  C.  ( Wm.  Bond  &  Sons) ,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Bonner  Dennis,  laborer,  house  19  Cross 
Bonner  .lames,  teamster,  house  6  Stillman 
Bonner  John,  machinist,  boards  2  Sears  place 
Bonner  John,  house  .3  Pond  street  place 
Bonner  Lucy,  tailoress,  house  rear  37  Belknap 
Bonner  Sarah,  house  2  Sears  place 
Bonney  Charles  A.  carpenter,  house  21  Second 
Bonney  Edward  S.  Jjarpenter,  house  34  Porter 
Bonney  Lavinia,  house  21  Second 
Bonney  Libbeas,  housewi'ight,  Castle,  house  3  do. 
Bonnev   Pelham,  housewright,   66  Friend,   house 

6  i-2  Lynde 

Bonney  Pelham,  jr.  clerk,  boards  6  1-2  Lynde 
Bonney  Wra.  L.  327  Wash,  boards  Allston 
Bonwell  Geo.  paper  hanger,  house  4  Tyler  ct. 
Boody  J.  Warren,  president  H.  &  B.  Railroad  Co. 

7  Change  avenue,  boards  U .  S.  Hotel 
Booker  Robert  W.  painter,  house  Northampton 
Boole  John,  ship\vright,  house  Monmouth,  E.  B. 
Boon  Wm.  C.  {L.  B.  Horton  .S,-  Co.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Boos  Jacob,  boot  crimper,  5  Market  square,  house 

7  Madison  place 
Boos  J.  319  Washington,  house  7  Madison  place 
Booth  Charles,  assistant  teacher  House  of  Refor- 
mation 
Booth  Erastus  H.  painter,  57  Portland,  house  2 

Melrose  place 
Booth  George,  plumber,  house  5  Haymarket  place 
Booth  George,  auctioneer,  house  58  Belknap 
Booth  George,  assistant  House  of  Correction,  S.  B. 
Booth  Thomas,  porter,  boards  42  Pearl 
Booth  William  E.  tailor,  house  29  S.  Suffolk 
Boothby  Chas.  C.  stabler,  boards  106  Hudson 
Boothby  Horace  A.  stabler,  house  106  Hudson 
Boothby  Mary,  widow,  laundress,  house  1  Endicot 
Boothby  Olive  T.  tailoress,  boards  9  Margaret 
Bootman  John  H.  oysters,  4  Fleet,  house  do. 
Boott  Anna,  widow  of  Kirk,  house  61  Hancock 
Boott  Kirk  ( Ward  ^  B.),  house  61  Hancock 
Boott  William,  boards  Albion  Hotel  [ter 

Bordman  John,  police  officer.  City  Hall,  h.  12Por- 
Bordman   William  H.  merchant,  37   India  wharf, 

boards  Tremont  House 
Bordwine  Geo.  H.  barber,  4  Lowell,  h.  3  Southac  ct. 
Borgnis  Maria  A.  embroiderer,  boards  19  Hudson 
Borland  John,  merchant,  60  State,  h.  130  Tremont 
Borland  J.  Nelson,  house  130  Tremont 
Borland  M.  Woolsey,  house  130  Tremont 
Bornstein  Isaac,  tailor,  468  Washington 
Bornstein  J.  merchant  tailor,  414  Washington 
Bornstein  Julius,  caps,  15  Elm,  house  10  Prospect 
Borrows  William,  mason,  house  10  1-2  Pleasant 
Borrowscale  John,  slater,  house  61  Marion 
Borrowscale  Joseph,  h.  7  Etna  pi.       [278  Tremont 
Borrowscale  Joseph,  jr.  slater,  W.    Castle,  house 
Boss  Amos,  stone  cutter,  house  rear  49  Charter 
Boss  Charles  A.  stone  cutter,  h.  Broad,  n.  Summer 
Boss  Isaac,  sail  maker,  112  Commercial,  h.  Paris, 
near  Sumner,  E.  B.  [house  at  Cambridge 

Boss  Joseph,  piano-forte  maker,  334  Washington, 


Boss  Robert  P.  {J.  B.  Pedrick  S;  Co.),  house  at 

Charlestown 
Boss  Susan,  widow,  house  rear  49  Charter 
Boss  W.  J.  seaman,  house  3  Lee  place 
Bossey   Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  Fessenden  ct.  E.  B. 
Bosson  Charles  P.  house  8  Avery 
Bosson  George  C  33  Milk,  house  at  Salem 
Boston  Hannah,  boarding,  2  Oliver 
Boston  John,  provision  dealer,  house  Telegraph 
Boston  Joseph,  laborer,  house  8  Holden  place 
Boston  Octavus,  job  wagon,  29  N.  Market 
Bosworth  Asahel  S.  book'  keeper,  bds.  11  Hudson 
Bosworth  Benjamin,  housewright,  h.  47  Fayette 
Bosworth  Benj.  S.  provisions,  6  the  South  Market, 

house  47  Fayette 
Bosworth  C.  H.  foreman  Butler's  foundry,  house 

Trenton  [house  Trenton,  E.  B. 

Bosworth  George  S.  foreman  East  Boston  foundry, 
Bosworth  George  W.  carpenter,  b.  62  Cambridge 
Bosworth  George  W.  Rev.  house  217  Broadway 
Bosworth  Hiram  &  J.  S.  lumber,  foot  of  Allen,  h. 

58  Lowell 
Bosworth  Joseph,  jr.  carpenter,  h.  181  Har.  av. 
Bosworth  J.  S.\H.  S;  J.  S.  Bosworth),  h.  52  Poplar 
Bosworth  Royal  {Wilder  iSj-  B.),    house  11  Hudson 
Bosworth  Wm.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  47  Fayette 
Botefur  Jacob  D.   {Spooner  4"  B.),  house  Village, 

near  Lucas  place 
Botefur  Margaret,  nurse,  house  rear  112  Pleasant 
Bothamly  George,  plumber,  42  Devonshire,  house 

rear  Northampton 
Boto  Andrew,  boatman,  house  460  Commercial 
Botume  Elizabeth  H.  music  teacher,  h.  9  Albany 
Botume  John,  carpenter,  house  9  Albany    [Albany 
Botume  John,  jr.  clerk,  21  F.  H.  Market,  house  9 
Boughton  James,  currier,  boards  26  Ann 
Boult  G.  H.  fencing,  40  Bromfield 
Bourguet  Francois,  French  hair  dresser,  265  Wash- 
ington, house  8  S.  Townsend  place 
Bourguin  James,  house  14  Bedford 
Bourn  {Robert  T.)  &    Leavitt    {W.),   carpenters, 

Lime,  c.  River,  house  at  Cambridge 
Bourne  Abram  J.  city  missionary,  21  Cornhill,  h. 

11  Groton 
Bourne  Ezra  A.  house  19  Pemberton  square 
Bourne  George  W.  clerk,  boards  23  Hudson 
Bourne  George  W".  Rev.,  Sailors'  Home,  99  Pur- 
chase, house  3  Gridley 
Bourne  Israel  W.  accountant,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Boiu-ne  Russell,  boards  146  Harrison  avenue 
Bourne  William  H.  printer,  boards  63  Brighton 
Bouse  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  35  Oneida         [fiulfinch 
Boutell  Lewis  H.  counsellor,  47  Court,  boards  20 
Bouvc  Elisha  W.  lithographer,  house  24  Cooper 
Bouve  Ephraim  O.  cabinet  maker,  Richmond,  near 

Fulton,  house  24  Cooper 
Bouve  John  T.,  Ex.  Bank,  28  State,  boards  57  High 
Bouve  Thomas  T.  {Curtis,  Leavens  §  Co.),  house 

120  Harrison  avenue 
Bovey  (Edward  W.)  &  Lawler  (Wm.),  painters, 

1  1-2  Water,  house  51  Federal 
Bovyer  Samuel,  carpenter,  house  33  Billerica 
Bowden  Anthony  Wm.  house  3d  st.  n.  Dorchester 
Bowden  Betsey,  widow,  h.  Liverpool,  n.  Maverick 
Bowden  John,  ostler,  Boylston  sq.h.  South,  corner 

Kneeland 
Bowden  John,  captain,  house  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Bowden  Samuel,  grocer,  39  Prince,  house  rear  do. 
Bowden  Thomas,  tailor,  house  21  Atkinson 
Bowditch  Azell,  38  School,  house  at  Roxbury 
Bowditch  Azell,  jr.  38   School,  boards  22  Lynde 
Bowditch  Henry  I.  physician,  house  8  Otis  place 
Bowditch  Horace,  shoe  maker,  h.  3  Chambers  st.  ct. 
Bowditch  Jonathan  Ingersoll,  president  American 

Insurance  Co.  54  State,  house  22  Summer 
Bowditch  Nathaniel  I.  60  State,  h.  9  Pemberton  sq. 
Bowditch  William  I.  counsellor,  8  Railroad  Ex. 
Bowdlear  Samuel,  whitesmith,  h.  3  Chesnut  place 
Bowdlear  S.  G.&  Co.  (IF.  A.  Bowdlear  &;  T.  Green), 

flour,  17  Long  wharf,  house  88  Pinckney 


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Bowdlear  William  A.  (S.  G.  Bowdlear  &;  Co.),  li. 

at  Roxbury 
Bowen  Abel,  30  1-2  School,  house  at  Chelsea 
Bowen  B.  C.  {John  Bowen  Sj  Co.),  house  Maverick, 

East  Boston 
Bowen  Catherine,  widow,  house  60  Tremont 
Bowen  Charles,  housewright,  house  12  Wall 
Bowen  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Bowen  Daniel,  laborer,  house  o  Middlesex 
Bowen  F.  C.  tailoress,  house  11  S.  Russell 
Bowen  George  A.  watch  maker,  house  17  Billerica 
Bowen  Henry,  baby  jumpers  and  book  agent,  30  1-2 

School,  house  at  Charlestown  [Charlestown 
Bowen  Henry  M.  (Bowen  S;  Brother),  house  at 
Bowen  Hosea  B.    {Bowen   ^  Brother),    house    at 

Charlestown  [ing  goods,  97  Washington 

Bowen  &  Brother  {Henry  M.  ^  Ilosea  B.),  furnish- 
Bowen  Henry  W.  carpenter,  h.  3  Dillaway  place 
Bowen  James,  machinist,  h.  16  Rochester 
Bowen  John,  house  E.  Orange,  n.  Lehigh 
Bowen  John,  house  18  Albion 
Bowen  John  T.  painter,  b.  3  Cooper 
Bowen  John  &  Co.  {B     C.  Bowen),   shipping  and 

ballast  office,  98  Com'l,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Bowen  Lorenzo,  printer,  h.  16  Bridge 
Bowen  M.  S.  widow,  h.  Silver,  n.  Dorchester 
Bowen  Maurice  L.  wheelwright,  h.  2  Carnes  ct. 
Bowen  Nancy,  seamstress,  h.  15  South  Russell 
Bowen  Nancy,  house  6  Stillman 
Bowen  Otis  E.  &  Co.   {Sylvester  Stoioell),  grocers, 

Harr.  av.  c.  Dover,  h.  do. 
Bowen  Patrick,  brass  founder,  h.  15  S.  Margin 
Bowen  Richard,  grocer,  Everett,  h.  do.  E.  B. 
Bowen  Timothy,  laborer,  house  45  Utica 
Bowen  Wm.  blacksmith,  house  123  Ann 
Bowen  Wm.  P.  printer,  bds.  63  Brighton 
Bower  Andrew,  tailor,  h.  2  Middlesex 
Bower  Augustus,  physician,  h.  127  Court 
Bower  George,  carpenter,  house  1  N.  Bennet 
Bowers  Alonzo,  carpenter,  h.  4  Bremen  [lar 

Bowers  Alonzo,  clerk,  2  Tremont  row,  h.   14  Pop- 
Bowers  Ben],  F.  milkman,  house  118  Hudson 
Bowers  Benj.  I.  clerk,  boards  Russell  ct. 
Bowers  Chas.  dry  goods,  46  Hanover,  h.  14  Poplar 
Bowers  Charles  fe.  9  Court,  h.  at  Newton 
Bowers  Danville  S.  clerk,  h.  14  Poplar 
Bowers  Edward  C,  Lieut.  U.  S.  N.,  h.  18  Oak 
Bowers  Ferdinand  H.  dry  goods,  72  Hanover,  b.  14 

Poplar 
Bowers  George  E.  clerk,  boards  42  Tyler 
Bowers  {Geo.  P.),  Pratt  (Jos.),  &  Co.  (S.  A.  Shurt- 

leffS^  F.  C.  Nichols),  hollow  ware,  137  Milk 
Bowers     {George  P.)  k.   Pratt    {Joseph),   marble 

castings,  137  Milk,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Bowers  Howard  M.  dry  goods,  132  Hanover,  bds.  14 

Poplar  [dia  goods,  78  Beach,  h.  51  Oak 

Bowers  {James  L.)  &  Pierce  {Benjamin),  West  In- 
Bowers  Levi,  house  33  Allen 
Bowers  Levi,  clerk,  315  Wash.  h.  14  Poplar 
Bowers  Luke  K.  {Ilurd  5,-  B.),  h.  at  Medford 
Bowers  Stephen  R.  mason,  h.  5  Chambers  st.  ct. 
Bowers  Thomas,  bird  stuffer,  h.  41  Warren 
Bowers  William  T.  milkman,  h.  118  Hudson 
Bowes  James,  mariner,  house  314  Ann 
Bowes  Lucy,  widow,  40  Turnpike 
Bowes  Sarah  Mrs.  house  2  Pitts  place 
Bowker  Albert,   pres't  Ins.  Co.  &  treas.  Savings 

Bank,  h.  Webster,  E.  B.  [Barton 

Bowker  Andrew  J.  housewright,  36  Friend,  h.  18 
Bowker  Charles,  trader,  h.  6  East  st.  place 
Bowker  {Charles   W.)  if  Huff  {Owen),  carpenters, 

Tyler,  n.  Curve,  h.  r.  117  Essex 
Bowker  Daniel,  carpenter,  90  Endicot 
Bowker  Daniel,  jr.  machinist,  h.  16  Porter 
Bowker  Dexter,  carpenter,  h.  31  May         [Chelsea 
Bowker  Edmimd,  housewright,  13 )  Ann,  house  at 
Bowker  Edwin  {Bowkers,  Torrey,  ^-  Stafford) 
Bowker  Freeman,  carpenter,  house  9  Grove  pi. 
Bowker  Henry,  mason,  b.  12  Franklin 
Bowker  Jas.  C.  bowling,  Richmond,  h.  at  Chelsea 


Bowker  {Joel,  jr.)  &  Redding  (B.  B.),  com.  mer. 

41  and  43  E.  R.  R.  wf.,  h.  47  High 
Bowker  John  S.  83  Milk,  boards  32  JDerne 
Bowkers,  Torrey,  &  Stafford  (John  H.  Bon^ker,  Ed- 
win Bowker,  Charles  Torrey,  §■  John  Stajford), 

marble  factory,  44  Charlestown  [120  Salem 

Bowker  John  H.  (Bowkers,  Torrey,  &  Stafford),  h. 
Bowker  John  P.  jr.  silk  &  straw  goods,  163  Wash. 

h.  91  Harrison  avenue 
Bowker  Lazarus,  mason,  house  19  Myrtle 
Bowker  Lazarus,  painter,  boards  17  Brattle 
Bowker  Leonard,  clerk,  bds.  6  East  st.  pi. 
Bowker  Lewis  F.  269  Wash.  bds.  4  Avery 
Bowker  (Lovett  H.)  &  Phipps  (TF.  A.),  boots  and 

shoes,  21  &  23  Shoe  and  Leather,  h.  at  Hop- 

kinton 
Bowker  Mitchell,  teamster,  h.  3  Buttrick  place 
Bowker  Rebecca,  dress  maker,  h.  1  May      [125  do. 
Bowker  Theodore  P.   carpenter,   70   Pinckney,   h. 
Bowker  Warren,  surveyor,  h.  3  North  Margin 
Bowker  Winslow  L.  clerk,  38  India,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Bowler  John,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  635  Wash. 
Bowler  Wm.  laborer,  house  104  Broad 
Bowler  Wm.  plasterer,  house  7  Church 
Bowles  Henry,  clerk,  boards  4  Channing 
Bowles  Hiram  A.  painter,  h.  8th,  near  E 
Bowles  James,  plumber,  h.  2  South  st.  pi.   [Roxb'y 
Bowles  Leonard  C.  publisher.  111  Washing,   h.  at 
Bowles  Mrs.  nurse,  house  Seaver  place 
Bowman  A.  H.  (J.  Trull  i,-  Co.),  h.  51  Temple 
Bowman  Alex,  designer,  33  Milk  [ver 

Bownran  Catharine,  ladies'  oyster  saloon,  6  Hano- 
Bowman  Charles,  laborer,  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Bowman  {Charles   C.)  &  Eaton  (John  J.),   W.  I. 

goods,  28  and  47  Long  wf.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Bowman  (Francis)  &  Tarbox  (J.  K.),  livery  stable, 

r.  36  Hanover,  h.  at  Cambridgcport 
Bowman  Frederick,  boot  maker,  Sunrner,  E.  B. 
Bowman  Isaac  W.  teamster,  h.  4  Buttrick  pi.   [do. 
Bowman  Oliver  P.,  W.  I.  goods,  119  Camb.   h.  138 
Bowman  Sarah,  house  16  May  [at  Roxbury 

Bowman  Sylvester,  distiller,  28  Long  wharf,  house 
Bowman  Valentine,  boards  Sumner,  near  Cottage 
Bowthorpe  Elias  T.  piano-forte  maker,  h  7  Camden 
Boyce  Cadis  B.  salesman,  404  Wash.  b.   19  Albany 
Boyce  George,  laborer,  house  rear  29  Friend 
Boyce  Wm.  jr.  (  Wormwood  S^  B.),  bds.  19  Albany 
Boyd  Alexander,  27  Merchants'  row 
Boyd  David,  musician,  house  45  Southac 
Boyd  (Francis)  &  Frothingham  ( T".  B.),  commis. 

mer.,  16  Central  wf.  h.  Wash.  c.  Canton 
Boyd  Hannah,  widow,  house  14  Kingston 
Boyd  Henry  C.  clerk,  50  Broad,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Boyd  J.  &  S.  manuf.  children's  shoes,  12  Elm,  h. 

at  Marlboro'  [row, 

Boyd  James  &  Son  (J.  C),  saddlers,  27 Merchants' 
Boyd  John  C.  (James  Boyd  &;  Son),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Boyd  Mary  A.  widow  of  J.  M.  house  23  Myrtle 
Boyd  Mary   B.  nrillinery,  patterns  furnished,  186 

Wash,  boards  17  Franklin 
Boyd  Samuel,  laborer,  h.  7  Bridge  st.  ct. 
Boyd  Samuel  L.  clerk,  84  Hanover,  bds.  3  Wall 
Boyden  Ashel,  druggist,  Hancock,  cor.  Myrtle,  h. 

65  Myrtle  [E.  Orange 

Boyden  Daniel,  chaise  maker,  166  Harr.  av.  h.  10 
Boyden  David  D.  carriage  maker,  b.  8  Kneeland 
Boyden   Dwight,    treasurer   Boston   Steam    Flour 

Mill  Co.  1  Long  wf.  h.  2  Otis  pi. 
Boyden  Israel,  waiter.  Fountain  House 
Boyden  James,  teamster,  h.  77  Sea         [28  Albany 
Boyden  John  E.  restorator.  South,  n.  Kneeland,  h. 
Boyden  Joseph,  b.  Harr.  ave.  cor.  Beach 
Boyden  Joseph  A.  clerk,  3  Chatham 
Boyden  Luc_y,  widow,  house  11  Morton  place 
Boyden  Mary  Mrs.  h.  9  Winter  [bds.  49  Dover 

Boyden  Merrill  N.  apothecary,  Dover,  cor.  Suffolk, 
Boyden  Samuel,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  49  Dover 
Boyden  Thomas,  tailor,  house  136  Hudson 
Boyden  Uriah  A.  civil  engineer,  7  &  10  Joy's  build. 

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Boyden  W.  S.  (Coburn  §  B.),  h.  at  South  Wey- 
mouth 
Boydcn  Wesley,  clerk,  boards  2  Brimmer  pi. 
Boyer  Henry,  seaman,  house  103  Endicot 
Boyer  James,  harness  maker,  h.  62  Atkinson 
Boylan  Barnard,  laborer,  house  8  Merrimac 
Boylan  S.  A.  house  17  Oxford 
Boyle  Bridget,  widow,  house  4  Cross 
Boyle  Brien,  laborer,  h.  r.  55  Merrimac 
Boyle  Catharine  Mrs.  groceries,  12.5  Ann 
Boyle  Cornelius,  wheelwright,  h.  17  E.  Orange 
Boyle  Daniel,  waterman,  house  Milldam 
Boyle  P'rancis,  job  wagon,  house  48  Endicot 
Boyle  Geo.  ostler,  house  98  Federal 
Boyle  Isaac  Rev.  house  18  Harvard 
Boyle  James,  house  18  Harvard 
Boyle  James,  sawyer,  h.  cor.  Dove  and  Second- 
Boyle  John,  house  4  Fulton  court 
Boyle  John,  teamster,  h.  Kneeland,  cor.  Sea 
Boyle  John,  laborer,  house  19  Washington  sq. 
Boyle  John,  laborer,  house  52  Prince 
Boyie  Neal,  porter,  N.  E.  House,  h.  71  Sea 
Boyle  Patrick,  grocer,  6  Wharf 
Boyle  Patrick,  stone  cutter,  h.  Lincoln,  n.  Essex 
Boyle  Philip,  laborer,  house  4  May  st.  place 
Boyle  Philip,  laborer,  house  rear  1  Church 
Boyle  Robert,  ostler,  house  98  Federal 
Boyle  Sarah,  widow  of  Alexander,  h.  98  Federal 
Boyle  Thomas,  grain  measurer,  house  3  Cross 
Boylston  Joseph,  machinist,  boards  Ontario 
Boynton  Benj.  H.  at  Signal  office,  bds.  9  Brattle  sq. 
Boynton  David  A.  grocer,  103  Ann,  h.  20  Salem 
Boynton  Edmund,  merchant,  48  India  wf.,  h.  at  E. 

Cambridge 
Boynton  Eleazer.  jr.  bds.  22  Sheafe 
Boynton  George  W.  engraver,  160  Wash,  up  stairs, 

house  at  Dorchester 
Boynton  {James)  &  Woodford  (P.  R.),  fancy  goods 

and  cutlery,  .50  Wash.  h.  39  Portland 
Boynton  John,  painter,  house  3  Unity  court 
Boynton  Mary  A.  nurse,  h.  r.  4  Plymouth  pi. 
Boynton  Morris  B.  74  F.  H.  Market,  bds.  37  Salem 
Boynton  (Ne/ieviiah)  &  Miller  (L.),  ship  stores  and 
chandlery,  5  and  7  E.  R.  R.  whf.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Boynton  (Perkins)  &  Wood  {Daniel),  livery  stable, 

Charlestown,  house  24  do. 
Boynton  Susan  M.  widow,  house  18  Bridge 
Boynton  William,  carpenter,  house  24  Bridge 
Boynton  William  F.  lumber,  Boston  wf.  First,  bds 

Fountain  House,  Beach 
Boynton  William  W.  truckman,  h.  Third,  n.  D 
Boyson  iTohn,  carpenter,  h.  Fifth,  n.  Turnpike 
Boyson  William,  carpenter,  near  foot  Swan 
Boyson  Wm.  laborer,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Brabiner  Wm.  A.  undertaker,  h.  r.  122  Broadway 
Brabiner  Wm.  Alonzo,  silversmith,  r.  122  Broadway 
Brabrook  Ezra  H.  &  Co.   {H.    W.  Lom/leij  ^  David 
Howe,  jr.),  furniture  and  feathers,  48  and  52 
Blackstone,  house  at  Cambridge 
Brabrook  Geo.  T.  furniture,  38  and  39  Blackstone, 
house  24  Lowell  [h.  at  Cambridgeport 

Brackett   A.  real  estate   broker,   10  Mass.  block, 
Brackett  Cornelius,  teamster,  bds.  7  Kneeland  pi. 
Brackett  DeWitt  C.  broker,  24  Wilson  lane 
Brackett  Edward,  boarding,  287  Ann 
Brackett  Edward  A.  sculptor,  8  1-2  Tremont  row, 

h.  at  S.  Woburn 
Brackett  Edward  G.  carpenter,  h.  Border,  E.  B. 
Brackett  Eliza,  seamstress,  house  4  Battery 
Brackett  Henry,  hides  and  skins,  38  N.  Market,  h. 
11  Orange  [n.  Lenox,  h.  11  Orange 

Brackett  James  D.  morocco  manufactory,  Suffolk, 
Brackett  {Jefreij  R.),  Crosby  (.S.  T.),  &  Brown  (S. 
E.),  watches  and  jewelry,  69  Wash.  h.  1  Tre- 
mont place 
Brackett  Joseph,  h.  London,  n.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Brackett  Josiah,  leather,  11  Exch.  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Brackett  Peter,  laborer,  house  2  Hamburg  [do. 
Brackett  Richard,  cordwainer,  187  Hanover,  h.  189 
Brackett  Rufus,  machinist,  h.  Carney  pi.  c.  Wash. 


Brackett  Rufus,  morocco  leather,  38  N.  Market, 

house  11  Orange 
Brackett  Samuel,  clerk,  bds.  14  Oak 
Brackett  Samuel  E.  70  Milk,  h.  at  Somerville 
Brackett  Samuel  M.  truckman,  bds.  6  Sturgis  pi. 
Brackett  Thomas  O.  messenger  Traders'   Bank,  h. 

at  Somerville 
Brackett  Walter  M.  artist,  8  1-2  Tremont  row 
Brackin  James,  cabinet  maker,  house  113  Sea 
Bradbury  Albion,  painter,  bds.  39  Brattle 
Bradbury  Catherine,  house  10  May 
Bradbury  Charles,  house  137  Tremont 
Bradbury  Ebenezer,  State  Treasurer,  State  House, 
house  at  Auburndale,  Xewton  [House 

Bradbury  John  H.  clerk,  29  Federal,  bds.   N.  E. 
Bradbury  Joth.  D.    1  Mer.  row,  bds.  at  Charlest'n 
Bradbury  {Samuel   A.),  Harmon  {Albert),    &  Co. 
(M.  L.  PenneU,J.  F.  Marsh,  Samuel  F.  Carll, 
Lewis  B.  Wilson,  and  C.  R.  Ransom),  propri- 
etors of  Daily  Bee,  7  State,  h.  24  Lowell 
Bradbury  Wm.  1  Merchants'  row,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Bradbury  Wm.  L.  printer,  house  25  Sudbury 
Bradbury  {Wymond)  &  Guild  {W.),  publishers,  120 

Washington 
Bradcen  Benjamin,  machinist,  h.  3  Bremen,  E.  B. 
Bradenburg  Oliver,  house  222  Hanover 
Bradtield  George,  laborer,  h.  A,  cor.  Third 
Bradford  C.  L."h.  13  Poplar 

Bradford  Charles  R.  tollman  E.  B.  ferry,  b.  Chelsea 
Bradford  Daniel  L.  assistant  at  Blind  Institution 
Bradford  Duncan,  teacher,  38  Tremont  row 
Bradford  Emeline,  widow,  h.  524  Commercial 
Bradford  E.  S.  (Dyer  &;  B.),  house  at  Braintree 
Bradford  Eveline,  house  Fourth,  near  B 
Bradford  Frederic,  house  rear  51  Friend 
Bradford  Frederick   A.  turner,  17  Harvard  place, 

house  14  Nassaxi 
Bradford  George  &  Son  (G.  W.),  shipwrights, 
Lincoln's  wharf,  h.  34  Charter  [Dorchester 
Bradford  George  B.  ship  joiner,  house  First,  near 
Bradford  George  R.  teacher,  bds.  12  Chesnut 
Bradford  Geo.  W.  {Bradford  &;  Son),  h.  34  Charter 
Bradford  {Gxistavus  L.)  &  Lyman  {J.   W.),  drug 

brokers,  1  Long  wharf 
Bradford  Isaac,  carpenter,  house  S.  Williams 
Bradford  Isaac  W.  171  Milk,  bds.  55  Hancock 
Bradford  John,  21  Dock  sq.  house  12  Chesnut 
Bradford  John  R.  city  weigher,  Haymarket  sq.  h. 
13  Poplar  [65  Hancock 

Bradford  J.  Russell,  clerk,  2  Suffolk  building,  bds. 
Bradford  Lodowick  H.  {TappanS^  B.),  bds.  Chaun- 

cy  place,  cor.  Summer 
Bradford  Lydia  Mrs.  house  78  Warren 
Bradford  Martin  L.  hardware,  142  Wash.  b.  1  Arch 
Bradford  Mary  H.  dress  maker,  166  Hanover 
Bradford  Morton,  shipivTight,  h.   Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Bradford  Otis,  blacksmith,  bds.  46  1-2  Hanover 
Bradford  Robert,  lace  goods,  6  Tremont  row,  opp. 
Hanover  [Columbia 

Bradford  Rufus  B.  {Stone,  Bradford  c^  Co.),  h.  7 
Bradford  Russell,  boards  55  Hancock 
Bradford  Ruth  Mrs.  tailoress,  h.  Silver,  near  F 
Bradford  Samuel  S.  clerk,  bds.  13  Poplar 
Bradford  Stephen,  caulker,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Bradford  Susan,  h.  10  Holmes  alley 
Bradford  Thomas,  builder,  house  2  Groton 
Bradford  Thomas  G.  clerk,  Green,  cor.  Lyman  pi. 
Bradford  William,  teacher  school  moral  discipline, 
school  and  h.  5th,  near  N      [Doane,  h.  1  Arch 
Bradford  Wm.  B.  merchandise  broker,  over  7  and  34 
Bradford  Wm.  D.  mason,  bds.  12  Pitts 
Bradford  AV'illiam  R.  4  Fancuil  Hall,  h.    14  Dover 
Bradford  AVinslow,  boards  55  Hancock 
Bradford  Zephaniah,  laborer,  h.  South,  cor.  East 
Bradford  &  Gardner's  Express,   R.  R.  Exchange 
Bradish  (Levi  J.)  &  Co.  lace  goods  and  hosiery,  191 

Wasnington,  h.  at  Jamacia  plain 
Bradlee  Adeline,  widow,  h.  13  South  Cedar 
Bradlee  David  F  &  Son,   {David  H.),  manufactur- 
ing chemist,  130  Washington,  h.  2  Poplar 


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Bradlee  David  H.  (Z>.  F.  Bradlee  ^  Son),  house  at 

Cambrida;eport 
Bradlee  Edmund  F.  51  Chatham,  h.  22  Franklin  pi. 
Bradlee  Frederick  H.  {J.  B.S^  Co.),h.  144:Tremont 
Bradlee  Henry,  {D.  Sharp,  j'i:  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Medford 
Bradlee  James  B.  (Joaia/i  Bradlee  &;  Co.),  house  34 

Beacon  [Milk,  h.  22  Franklin  place 

Bradlee  J.  Putnam,  treasurer  Ballard  Vale  Co.  5o 
Bradlee  John  R.  broker,  h.  7  Harrison  avenue 
Bradlee  John  W.  house  Rowe,  corner  Essex 
Bradlee  Joseph,  51  Chatham,  h.  22  Franklin  place 
Bradlee  Josiah  &  Co.   (G.  B.  Cary,  F.  H.  if  J.  B. 

Bradlee),  merchants,  34  India,  h.  149  Tremont 
Bradlee  Rebecca  B.  house  22  Franklin  place 
Bradlee  Samuel,  115  Washington,  h.  1  Avon  place 
Bradlee  William,  shoe  maker,  h.  8  West  Centre 
Bradley  Alice,  widow,  h.  1  South  st.  pi. 
Bradley  Augustus,  clerk,  26  India,  b.  15  Allen 
Bradley  Benj.  &  Co.  {Geo.  A.  Fields  5,  E.  H.  Hig- 

(jitis),  book  binders,  57  Washington,  house  at 

Brookline 
Bradley  Charles,  locksmith,  h.  17  Nashua 
Bradley  Charles,  laborer,  h.  29  Cross  [place 

Bradley  Charlotte  Mrs.  dress  maker,  b.  12  Newton 
Bradley  George,  laborer,  b.  235  Harrison  avenue 
Bradley  Hannah,  widow,  house  D  st.  near  Fifth 
Bradley  James,  tailor,  h.  23  Oliver 
Bradley  John,  21  Cornhill,  b.  3  Franklin 
Bradley  John,  laborer,  h.  24  Prince  [Billerica 

Bradley  John  N.  pub.  Daily  Mail,  16  State,  h.  51 
Bradley  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  rear  32  Southac 
Bradley  Joseph  H.  counsellor,  19  Court,  bds.  Marl- 
boro' Hotel 
Bradley  J.  Wesley,  86  Ann,  bds.  National   House 
Bradley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  85  Endicot 
Bradley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Robinson  lane 
Bradley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  opp.  49  Atkinson 
Bradley  Patrick,  laborer,  9  Lovis  st.  S.  Boston 
Bradley  Patrick,  laborer,  2  Sun  ct.  st. 
Bradley  P.  B.  clerk  Quincy  Hall 
Bradley  Thomas,  laborer,  house  97  Charter 
Bradley  Thomas,  laborer,  house  7  Canal 
Bradley  Wm.  shoe  maker,  14  Cross,  h.  6  Stillman 
Bradley  Wm.  carriage  smith.  Beach,  near  Cove 
Bradley  Win.  B.  boot  maker,  58  1-2  Blackstone 
Bradshaw  Aaron,  clerk,  7  Central  wf.  h.  2  Stani- 

ford  place 
Bradshaw  Albert,  boards  13  Richmond  [Dover 

Bradshaw  Andrew,  flour,  3  City  wharf,  house  74 
Bradshaw  C.  T.  &   H.  H.  112  F.  H.  Market,  h.  at 

Somerville  [Beverly,  b.  13  Richmond 

Bradshaw  Geo.  H.  wheelwright,  Charlestown,  cor. 
Bradshaw  Henry  H.  (C.  T.  <Sf  H.  H.  Bradshaw),  h. 

at  Somerville 
Bradshaw  F.  E.  3  City  wharf,  boards  5  Eliot 
Bradshaw  James,  laborer,  house  Noble  pi.,  E.  B. 
Bradshaw  Jesse,  confectioner,  9  Marshall,  h.    13 

Richmond 
Bradshaw  Levi,  collector,  house  13  Richmond 
Bradshaw  Robert,  carpenter,  house  1  Butolph 
Bradshaw  Ruth,  widow,  house  12  Adams 
Bradshaw  Samuel  C.  house  1  Baldwin  place 
Bradshaw  Samuel  C.  jr.  grocer,  75  Union  and  104 

Blackstone,  house  at  Somerville 
Bradstreet  James  P.  42  Washington 
Bradstreet  Samuel,  house  77  Mt.  Vernon 
Bradstreet  Wm.  produce  and  grocery,  56  Camb'ge, 

house  15  Pinckney 
Brady  Bridget,  widow  of  William,  h.  26  Friend 
Brady  Charles  O.  house  Smith  court 
Brady  Fred.  A.  apothecary.  Federal,  c.  Purchase 
Brady  James,  brakeman,  house  Furnace 
Brady  James,  chemist,  house  Third,  corner  of  E 
Brady  John,  laborer,  house  Erin  alley,  E.  B. 
Brady  Mary,  widow,  house  Creek  square 
Brady  Michael,  laborer,  house  Creek  square 
Brady  Michael,  laborer,  house  19  Belknap 
Brady  M.  J.  baker,  boards  134  Pleasant 
Brady  Patrick,  cook,  house  35  Merrimac 
Brady  Patrick,  laborer,  house  8  Grove 


Brady  Philip,  laborer,  house  Middlesex,  n.  Suffolk 
Brady  Stephen,  laborer,  house  2  Lowell 
Brady  Thomas,  laborer,  8  Bridge  st.  court 
Bragdon  Ann,  widow,  house  28  Andover 
Bragdon  Granville  L.   crockery  packer,  house  21 

^Thacher 
Bragdon  Henry,  h.  Liverpool,  n.  Maverick,  E    B. 
Bragdon  John  W.  watchman,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Bragdon  Joseph  J.  teamster,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Bragdon  Perley  G.  pump  &  block  maker,  h.  Sum- 
ner, n.  Cottage,  E.  Boston 
Bragdon  Simon,  86  Ann,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Bragdon  S.  L.  clerk,  25  Blackstone 
Bragdon  Wm.  house  Bennington,  E.  Boston 
Bragg  Alexander,  house  13  Zone 
Bragg  Alfred,  Custom  House,  b.  Bromfield  House 
Bragg  Appleton  &  Co.  (C.  S.  Parsons),  shoes  and 

leather,  25  Fulton 
Bragg  Austin,  cigars,  138  Wash.  b.  Winthrop  House 
Bragg  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  39  Portland 
Bragg  George  W.  blacksmith,  house  48  Utica 
Bragg  John,  house  121  Turnpike,  near  Fifth 
Bragg  John  D.  machinist,  house  121  Turnpike 
Bragg  Joseph  G.  ship  joiner,  b.  202  Har.  av. 
Bragg  Mary  Mrs.  house  rear  121  Turnpike 
Bragg  Robert,  carpenter,  house  Gold,  near  B    [av. 
Bragg  Samuel  A.  B.  piano-forte  maker,  b.  202  Har. 
Bragg  William,  house  202  Harrison  avenue 
Brainard  D.  T.  H.  dress  maker,  h.  18  Harr.  ave. 
Brainard  Edw'd.  H.  carriage  maker,  146  Turnpike, 

house  159  Broadway 
Brainard  Joseph,  house  Silver,  near  D 
Brainard  L.  A.  mason,  boards  80  Albany 
Brainard  Lyman  O.  laborer,  boards  10  Brookline 
Brainard  N.  S.  23  Milk,  boards  54  Harvard 
Brainard  Owen  F.  mason,  boards  5  Fayette  court 
Brainard  Raymond  H.  teamster,  boards  36  Sea 
Bralley  John,  grocer,  7  Hamilton 
Braman  James  C.  38  State  [do. 

Braman  Jarvis,  swimming  school,  foot  Chesnut,  h. 
Braman  Jarvis  D.  48  State,  h.  foot  of  Chesnut 
Braman  Jason,  machinist,  house  31  Auburn 
Bramhall  Cornelius   [Leniest,  Bramhall  Sg  Lewis), 

house  Copeland  st.  at  Roxbury 
Bramhall  Elbridge  (ByerSj  Bramhall),]!.  11  Temple 
Bramhall  Otis,  blacksmith,  18  Water,  b.  17  Frank- 
lin place 
Bramhall  Ruth  M.  house  3  La  Grange  place 
Bramhall  Samuel,  house  2  Corey  place 
Bramhall  Sylvanus,  dentist,  house  1  La  Grange  pi. 
Bramhall  (  Wtn.)  &  Howe  (  Thos.),  com.  merchants, 

72  Long  wf.  house  3  Harrison  av. 
Branigan  Thomas,  glass  cutter,  house  244  Fourth 
Branly  John,  laborer,  house  Cove  place 
Brannagan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  7  Charlestown 
Brannan  Eugene,  grocer,  108  Fourth,  house  do. 
Brannan  John,  laborer,  house  Suffolk,  near  Lenox 
Branning  John,  Custom  House,  b.  15  Pinckney 
Brannon  Felix,  laborer,  house  2  Clark  alley 
Brannon  Francis,  laborer,  house  rear  29  Cross 
Brannum  George  B.  laborer,  house  rear  4  Church 
Brasbridge  James,  carpenter,  boards  5  Fruit 
Braslar  George,  shoe  maker,  house  22  Endicot 
Bray  Abby  C.  house  34  Allen 
Bray  C.  C.  mason,  house  4  May 
Bray  Chas.  F.  &  Co.  (/.  A.  Hayes),  fancy  goods,  36 

Cornhill,  house  at  Roxbury 
Braynard  John  H.  broker,  5  Congress,  h.  14  Lowell 
Brayshaw  Jacob,  blacking,  house  10  Lj'nde 
Brazell  James,  cabinet  maker,  h.  Cove,  n.  Kneeland 
Brazer  Benjamin,  carpenter,  house  8  Quincy 
Brazer  Nancy,  house  10  Oliver  place 
Brazer  Joseph,  piano-forte  maker,  house  Suffolk, 

near  Canton 
Brazier  (John  S.),  Sprague  (Isaac,  Jr.),  &  Co.  (R. 
W.  Rumney),   shipwrights  and  caulkers,   274 
Commercial,  house  1  Robinson  alley 
Brazzell  John,  baker,  house  23  E,  near  Seventh 
Breck  Chas.  H.  B.  51  &  52  North  Market 
Breck  James  (Briard  iS,  B.),  h.  Gold,  n.  Dorchester 


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81 


Breck  Joseph  &  Co.  (Edward  Chamberlin),  seed 

store,  51  &  52  North  Market,  h.  at  Brighton 
Breckenridge  George,  Boston  Bank,  48  State 
Bree  John,  brass  finisher,  house  6  South  Margin 
Breed  Aaron,  mathematical  and  nautical  instru- 
ments, 166  Broad,  c.  Purchase,  h.  138  Purchase 
Breed  Edward  A.  119  Washington,  house  at  Lynn 
Breed  Horace  A.  paper  hangings,  431  Washington, 

house  789  Washington,  near  Rutland 
Breed  Josiah,  house  rear  142  Hanover 
Breed  Josiah,  jr.  cooper,  house  rear  142  Hanover 
Breed  T.  N.  34  Merchants' row,  house  at  Lynn 
Breedeu  Samuel,  clerk,  boards  6  Channing 
Biecn  James,  painter,  house  20  Spring 
Breeze  David,  mariner,  h.  100  Federal  [House 

Brenan  John  T.  (./.  //.  Dudley^  Co.),  b.  N.  Anier. 
Brenelle  Henry,  house  58  Blackstone 
Brenick  Kelis,  stone  mason,  house  1  Piedmont 
Brennan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  16  Hamilton 
Brennan  James,  blacksmith,  house  28  Erie 
Brennan  John,  cby  goods,  356  Wash.  h.  1  Mason 
Brennan  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  A,  near  4th 
Brennan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  3  Knox 
Brennan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  13  Adams 
Brennan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  4  Carney  pi. 
Brennan  Wm.  blacksmith,  h.  16  Henchman  lane 
Brennen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  3  Barrett 
Brerthwait  James,  clerk,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Bresha  John,  ship  keeper,  h.  rear  2-50  Hanover 
Breslaw  James  C.  {Hojips  cS,  B.),  75  Union,  boards 

32  Lowell 
Brett  C.  &  D.  brokers,  5  Devonshire,  h.  32  Vine 
Brett  {Charles  S.)  &  Rice  (7.  3/.),  boots  and  shoes, 

10  School,  bds.  2  Lowell  place 
Brett  David  {C.  i<.  D.  Brett),  house  32  Vine 
Brett  Jeremiah,  turner,  h.  rear  78  Pleasant 
Brett  Joel,  broker,  h.  6  Central  court 
Brett  Wm.  F.  cby  goods,  53  &  55  Federal,  n.  High, 

house  4  Milton  place 
Brettell  Montague,  6  U.  S.  Hotel,  h.  214  Broadway 
Brevoort  Henry,  sup't  Glendon  Rolling  Mill,  h. 

Webster,  opp.  Belmont  sq.  E.  B. 
Brewer  Clark  &   Son  {Isaac  I).),   tobacconists,  14 

South  ^Market,  house  492  Commercial 
Brewer  Edward,  14  South  Market,  house  64  Prince 
Brewer  Gardner  {Sayles,  Merriatn,   ^-  B.),  h.  23 
Beacon  [Purchase 

Brewer  Geo.  Alexander,  carpets,   28  Court,  h.  48 
Brewer  Geo.  A.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  8  Asylum 
Brewer  George  H.  {Marvin  &;  B.),  b.  30  Portland 
Brewer  Harvey,  house  15  Wheeler's  court 
Brewer  Henry  A.  fancy  goods,  57  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Brewer  Isaac  C.  cash.  Suffolk  Bank,  h.  12  Fayette 
Brewer  Robert,  pump  and  block  maker,  h.  256  Ann 
Brewer  Isaac  D.  {Clark  Breiver  &;  Son),  b.  492  Com'l 
Brewer  John  R.  {Sumner,  B.  ^  Co.),  h.  12  Avonpk 
Brewer  LydiaN.  widow,  h.  r.  47  Merrimac 
Brewer  Nathaniel,  weigher  and  ganger,  11  Central 

wharf,  b.  3  Hartford  place 
Brev/er  Nath'l,  92  Wash.  h.  4  Eaton  [Common 
Brewer  Otis,  ed.  Cultivator,  22  N.  Market,  h.  10 
Brewers,  Stevens,  and  Gushing  {S.  N.  ^  W.  A. 
Brcwrr,  J.  F.  Steveiis,  S^H.  W.  Cushinq),  drug- 
gists, 92  Washington  ^  [h.  62  Charles 
Brewer  Samuel  N.  {Brewers,  Stevens,  &  Cushin;/), 
Brewer  Thomas,  h.  10  Rowe  [Atlas,  h.  10  Pio'we 
Brewer  Thomas  M.  {Sc/iouler  &;  B.)  editor  Boston 
Brewer  Wm.  A.  {Brewe7-s,  Stevens,  §  Cushinq),  h. 

at  Cambridge 
Brewer  Wm.  H.  sail  maker,  boards  77  Purchase 
Brewster  Robert,  silversmith,  h.  15  Piedmont 
Brewster  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Marion,  E.  B. 
Brewster  Ezra  S.  printer,  47  Wash.  h.  at  Cha'st'n 
Brewster  John  &  Co.  {Julius  Cushman  &•  Johti  Ban- 
croft), dry  goods,  63,  65,  &  67  Water,  house  at 
Cambridge 
Brewster  Joshua,  farrier,  16  Sudbury,  h.  1  Adams 
Brewster  Josluia,  laborer,  house  15  Piedmont 
Brewster  {Oliver)  &  Hinckley  {E.  li.),  ins.   brok. 

4  State,  house  15  Montgomery  place 
—  - 


Brewster  Osmyn  {Crocker  ^  B.),h..l  Pitts 
Brewster  Wm.  M.  rigger,  Ciinningh'm's  wf.  h.  Sum- 
ner, E.  B.  [120  Broadway,  h.  253  Fourth 
'Bria.vd  {OHver,  jr.)  &  Breck  {James),  dry  goods, 
Bricher  Henry,  wood  engraver,  b.  27  Howard 
Bricher  Thomas,  prof,  of  music,  b.  27  Howard 
Brick  Patrick,  house  Kneeland,  c.  Tyler 
Brickctt  James    P.  carriage   and  harness   maker, 

Broadway,  n.  Dorchester,  h.  279  Fourth 
Brickett  Thos.  B.  ( IVm.  Bancroft  &;  Co.),h.  19 Pitts 
Bricklcy  James,  laborer,  house'3  liiast 
Brickley  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  1  High  st.  court 
Bricklcv  William,  laborer,  h.  7  Nashua  ct. 
Bridge  Chas.  bookkeeper,  12  Long  wf.  b.  26  Portland 
Bridge  Fred.  W.  bookkeeper,  25  Elm,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Bridge  Hereman,  provis'ns,  93  Chambers,  h.  r.  do". 
Bridge  Jeremiah  E.,  Suffolk  bank,  h.  87  High 
Bridge  John,  cook,  house  10  Livingston  place 
P.ridge  J.  D.  Rev.  house  29  Marion 
Bridge  N.  W.  {J.  B.  Dow  <5f  Co.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Bridge  Samuel  J.,  Cust.  H.',  b.  Winthrop  House 
Bridge  Theodore  A.  shipsnith,  b.  52  South 
Bridge  William,  shipsmith,  239  Broad,  h.  52  South 
Bridge  Wm.  H.  shipsmith,  h.  r.  84  Prince 
Bridges  George,  fireman,  h.  Meridian,  n.  Paris 
Bridgham  Charles,  grocer,  E,  corner  Athens 
Bridghani  George,  clerk,  house  127  Turnpike 
Bridgham  Lewi.s  H.  printer,  52  Wash.  h.  231  Trem't 
Bridgham  Prescott  C.  {Little,  B.  &;  Co.) 
Bridgman  Erastus  S.  26  Dock  sq.  "bds.  11  Tyler 
Briesler  Geo.  M.  boot  counter  manuf.  12^  Clinton 
Brigdcn  Edward  F.  painter,  house  35  Southac 
Brigden  M.  R.  painter,  b.  with  P.  Leishman 
Brigden  Timothy,  blacksmith,  h.  151  Athens,  n.  C 
Briggs  Andixw  G.  {Briyys,  Guild,  ^  Co.),  b'ds  48 

Harrison  avenue 
Briggs  Billings,  carpenter,  house  9  Myrtle  court 
Briggs  Charles  Rev.  Ill  Washington,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Briggs  C.  C.  &  J.   extension  and  ship  tables,  &c. 

507  Washington,  house  at  Roxbury 
Briggs  Charles  M.  com.  mer.  145  Milk 
Briggs  Daniel  H.  painter,  379  Wash.  h.  133  Court 
Briggs  David,  police  officer,  h.  26  Porter,  E.  B. 
Briggs  {Ebenczer  F.),  GuM  {Henry),  &  Co.  (.4.  G. 

Briyys),  W.  I.  goods,  8  Long  wf.  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Briggs  Edward,  241  Washington 
Briggs  Edw.  T.  crockery,  52  Chatham,  h.  Cambridge 
Briggs  Edwin  &  H.  0.  shipwrights,  2d  st.  opp.  F, 

h.  Dorchester,  n  Fourth  st. 
Briggs  Elbridge  G.  cabinet  maker,  h.  Athens,  r. 

H.  School 
Briggs  E.  G.  wheel^\Tight,  21  East,  h.  23  Knerl'nd 
Briggs  Elijah  E.  bonnet  presser,  h.  94  Charles  [pi. 
Briggs  Eliz.  R.  teacher  Winthrop  Sch'l,  b.  4  Oak 
Briggs  Enos,  crock'y,  52  Chatham,  h.  25  Lyman  pi. 
Briggs  George  H.  42  Central,  boards  12  Tyler 
Briggs  Geo.'W.  books,  403  Wash.  h.  1  Maple  pi. 
Briggs  Harrison  O.  {E.  ^  II.  O.  Bngys),   h.    Dor- 
chester, near  Fifth 
Briggs  Henry,  painter,  boards  28  Nashua 
Briggs  Henry  C.  {Roylance  (S^•  B.),  44  Federal 
Briggs  Hepzabeth,  widow,  house  7  Lincoln 
Briggs  {JdJin)  &  Robinson  {E.  P.),  drugs,  paints, 

and  glass,  27  Commercial,  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Briggs  John,  shipwright,  h.  I5olton,  n.  Dorchester 
Briggs  Joshua  {C.  C.  if  S.  Briyys),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Briggs  Lewis,  printer,  house  31' Harvard 
Briggs  Lewis,  jr.  machinist,  b.  31  Harvard 
Briggs  Lois  C.  tailovess,  6  Staniford  place 
Briggs  Lucius  H.  {Hobart  A-  B.),  house  3  Dover 
Briggs  Luther,  jr.  architect,  4  Court 
Briggs  Moses,  cabinet  maker,  house  25  Oak 
Briggs  Rob't,  crockery,  42  &  44  Central,  h.  12  Tyler 
Briggs  Robert,  jr.  civil  engineer,  26  Devonshire,  b. 

12  Tyler  [Hanover 

Briggs  Seth,  cabinet  maker,  5  Province,  house  132 
Briggs  Theophilus  P.  housewright,  h.  61  Leveret 
Briggs  Wm.  A.  physician,  Bedford,  c.  Washington 
Briggs  Wm.  Angcll,  book  binder,  403  Wash.  h.  1 

Maple  place 


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Briggs  Wm.  H.  clerk,  boards  6  Howard 
Briggs  Wm.  P.  17  Boylston  Market,  h.  2  Harv.  ct. 
Briggs  Win.  W.  house  16  Billerica 
Brigham  Aaron,  96  Water,  house  73  Leveret 
Brigham  Albert  S.  clerk.  Post  Office,  h.  12  Minot 
Brigham  Benajah,  house  20  Ashland 
Brigham  Benj.  T.  cutter,  3  Diamond  block 
Brigham  Calvin  O.  clerk,  b.  17  Franklin  place 
Brigham  Charles,  Post  Office,  house  18  Garden 
Brigham  Charles  B.  engineer,  house  131  Hudson 
Brigham  Charles  L.  coach   and   chaise   maker,  20 

Hawley,  house  3  Province 
Brigham  Charles  S.  h.  Lucas  place,  n.  Emerald  _ 
Brigham  Dennis,  look'g  glass  mak'r,  b.  6  Billerica 
Brigham  Dexter,  jr.  {Harndni  Sf  Co.),  h.  at  Ro.\b'y 
Brigham  Edmund  S.  watchman,  house  28  Myrtle 
Brigham  Edward,  tollman,  E.  B.  ferry,  h.  Webster, 

n.  Belmont  square  [Cedar 

Brigham  Elijah,  coach  smith,  58  Tremont,  h.  20  S. 
Brigham  Elijah  D.  &  Co.  (./.   L.   Brir/ham),  com. 

mer.  1  Long  wf.  (up  stairs),  h.  8  Temple  place 
Brigham  E.  F.  o  India,  house  at  Cambridge 
Brigham  Francis,  shoes,  6  Blackstone 
Brigham  {Geo.   B.)  &    Stone   {Silas),  commission 

merch's,  -5  R.R.  bl'k,  Lincoln,  h.  at  Sherburne 
Brigham  George  O.  b'ds  Harrison  av.  c   Beach 
Brigham  Henrv,  truckman,  house  2  Nashua  place 
Brigham  Hubbard,  clerk,  340  Wash.  b.  10  Porter 
Brigham  James  M.  boarding,  3  Bumstead  place 
Brigham  Jewett  B.  cl'k,  84  Hanover,  b.  10  Porter 
Brigham  John,  clerk,  house  23  Porter 
Brigham  John  &  Co.,  Eng.  and  French  goods,  18 

Milk,  house  113  Tremont  [3  Eaton 

Brigham  John  W.  boots  and  shoes,  125  Court,  h. 
Brigham  Jos.  L.  (£.  D.  Bnyham  ^  Co.),  h.  Mt. 

Pleasant,  Roxbury 
Brigham  {Jos.  B.),  Jones  (J.  E.),  &  Co.  {Wm.  C. 

Cristy ,  jr.) ,  grocers  26  L'ng  wf.  h.  at  Somerv'Ue 
Brigham  Josiah  Q.  clerk,  boards  American  House 
Brigham  Levi  &  Son,  wines,   7  Congress   square, 

house  99  Pinckney 
Brigham  Mary  S.  teacher,  boards  58  Essex 
Brigham  Merrick  P.  clerk,  boards  73  Purchase 
Brigham  Nahum,  wood  and  lime.  Beach,  c,  Utica, 

house  37  South 
Brigham  Perry  (.S.  Piper  &;  Co.),  h.  33  Sea 
Brigham  Peter  B.  proprie'r  Concert  Hall,  95  Court 
Brigham  Robert  B.  9o  Court 
Brigham  Sumner  J.  b.  Sumner,  n.  Paris,  E.  B. 
Brigham  Thomas  J.  wheelwright,  h.  1  Hamburg 
Brigham  Wm.  counsellor,  3-5  Court,  h.  736  Wash. 
Brigham  Wm.  {Croome,  Hixon  c^-  Co.),  house  237 

Fourth  (92  Pinckney 

Brigham  Wm.  A.  merchant,  26  India  wharf,  house 
Brigham  Wm.  P.  (Raivson,  B.  6j  Pratt),  house  152 

Harrison  avenue 
Bright  Edward  Rev.  33  Somerset,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Bright  George  AV.  b.  Commercial  Coffee  House 
Brignli  Joseph,  boarding,  house  Baker's  alley 
Brill  John,  blacksmith,  h.  Turnpike,  n.  Fourth 
Brimbecom  Nathaniel,  jr.  {Learnard  i^  B.),  boards 

6  Sewall  place 
Brimmer  Eliza  O.  house  48  Beacon 
Brimner  Benj.  cooper,  h.  39  Charlestown 
Brinard  James  A.  house  Eutaw,  E.  Boston 
Brine  John  F.  tailor,  house  34  Nashua 
Brine  Robert,  tailor,  house  60  Nashua 
Brine  William,  tailor,  96  Washington 
Brinley  Edward  &  Co.  {W.  R.  llorton),   druggists, 

3  S.  side  Faneuil  Hall,  house  at  Roxbury 
Brinley  Francis,  counsellor,  13  Mass.  block,  boards 

51  Summer 
Brinnen  James,  laborer,  h.  84  Sea 
Brinnen  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  22  Endicot 
Brinnen  Michael,  laborer,  house  74  Atkinson 
Brinock  James,  laborer,  house  106  Purchase 
Brinock  Thomas,  laborer,  house  106  Purchase 
Brintley  Richard,  stevedore,  house  rear  14  May 
Brintnall  Charles,  accountant,  h.  4  McLean  court 
Brintnall  Charles,  jr.  clerk,  102  Wash.  h.  17  Minot 


Brintnall  Susan  S.  Mrs.  dress  maker,  77  Cambridge 
Brintnall  Thomas,  grocer.  Fifth,  near  E 
Brintnall  Thomas,  jr.  boards  E.  near  Fifth 
Brisco  John,  painter,  house  310  Fourth,  near  F 
Brislind  William,  laborer,  h.  34  Charlestown 
Brison  Wm.  boiler  maker,  Maverick,  n.  Liverpool 
Brittan  Simeon  A.  &  Co    (C.  E.  Miles),  dry  goods, 

75  Milk,  h.  131  Harrison  avenue 
Britton  Lyman  W.  house  4  Howard 
Britton  Thomas,  job  wagon,  house  192  Hanover 
Broad  James,  foreman  Salt  Works,  boards  Orleans, 

n.  Webster 
Broad  Kezia,  house  rear  446  Washington 
Broaders  Edward  R.  house  239  Tremont 
Broadnax  Dennis,  shoe  maker,  243  Ann,  h.  do. 
Broadrick  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  10  Oliver 
Broadrick  Thomas,  laborer,  house  74  Atkinson 
Brobston  Henry,  painter,  h.  r.  147  Fourth      [E.  B. 
Brock  Ephraim,   grocer.  Central  sq.  h.  Saratoga, 
Brocklebank  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  Chelsea,  E.B. 
Brockway  Joseph  B.,  Brandreth's  pills,  19  Hanover 
Brockway  Wm.  W.  railroad  contractor,  h.  New,  n. 

Sumner  [Brookline 

Brodhead  Daniel   D.   broker,   29   State,   house   at 
Brodhead  Josiah  A.  {Strotii/  S;  B.),  boards  Adams 

House 
Brodhead  William,  Mariners'  House,  N.  square 
Broeksmit  John  C.  192   Wash.  bds.  Fulton  House 
Broffe  James,  laborer,  house  rear  44  Friend 
Brogen  Barnard,  laborer,  house  59  Salem 
Brogen  Thomas,  mason,  house  2  Eddy  place 
Bromade  Abram  &  Son  {B.   C),  sail  makers,  53 

Long  wharf,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Bromade  Clarissa,  wid.  h.  11  Prince    [Charlestown 
Bromade  Benj.  C.   {A.  Bromade  &;  Son),   house  at 
Bromfield  John,  boards  5  Central  court 
Bronson  C.  B.  physician  and  oculist,  18  Winter 
Brooker  Benj.  laborer,  house  16  May 
Brooker  Isaac  S.  coal  agent,  house  82  Albany 
Brookhouse  John  H.  tailor,  19  Congress 
Brookings  Samuel  R.  painter,  house  40  Marion 
Brookings  Wm.  H.  clerk,  house  45  Brighton 
Brookins  Samuel  H.  broker,  Salem,  c.  Cross,  bds. 

7  N.  Grove 
Brooks  Alvin,  coachman,  house  69  W.  Cedar 
Brooks  Benjamin  F.   counsellor,  27  State,  boards 

21  Somerset 
Brooks  Charles  &  Co.  {Wm.  G.  Brooks  8;  G.  A.  P. 

Darling),  hardware,  6  Dock  sq.  h.  3  Kingston 
Brooks  {Chas.)  &  Emery  {N.),  livery  stable,  Paris, 

c.  Maverick,  h.  Liverpool,  c.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Brooks  Charles  Rev.  house  12  Bedford 
Brooks  Charles  T.  C.  printer,  b.  5  Fayette  court 
Brooks  Chester,  house  IG  May  [House 

Brooks  Daniel  H.,  Court,  c.  Hanover,  bds.  Hanover 
Brooks  Edward,  counsellor,  10  Court,  h.  21  Beacon 
Brooks  Eli,  laborer,  boards  23  East  Orange 
Brooks  Esther,  h.  rear  153  Ann 
Brooks  Eugene  A.  291  AVash.  boards  3  Avery 
Brooks  Francis,  hatter,  house  Gorham  place 
Brooks  Francis  A.  counsellor,  22  State,  house  22 

Ashburton  place  [Beacon 

Brooks  Francis  B.  counsellor,  10  Court,  boards  21 
Brooks  Franklin,  leather,  28  N.  Market,  h.  37  Pitts 
Brooks  George,  currier.  49  Fulton,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Brooks  Geo*,  clerk,  88  Milk 

Brooks  Geo.  AV.  cabinet  maker,  h.  351  Tremont 
Brooks  Gorham,  house  2  Ashburton  place 
Brooks  Hiram  {Mason,  B.  Sf  Co.),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Brooks  Henry  C.  {Croicell,^ B.  %  Co.),  6  Bowdoln 

square  [place 

Brooks  Job,  railroad  agent,  11  Elm.   h.   3  Chilson 
Brooks  John,  dry  goods,  48  AA^'ater,  h.  6  Oxford 
Brooks  {Jonathan)  &  Hiland  {Ira),  102  F.  H.  Mar- 
ket, house  at  Dorchester 
Brooks  Luke  {M.  Ihmt  Sf  Co.),  h.  at  Weston 
Brooks  Luke,  jr.  com.  mer.  66  Com'l,  h.  at  Salem 
Brooks  L.  B.  27  State 
Brooks  Martin,  laborer,  house  4  Southac 
Brooks  Martis,  laborer,  house  23  Portland 


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Brooks  (M.S.)  &  Saunders  (£. IF.), shoes,  19Fulton 
Brooks  Peter  C.   34  Central   wharf,   h.    Summer, 

opp.  South 
Brooks  Rebecca,  widow,  h.  30  North  Russell 
Brooks  S.  B.  9o.j  Wash,  house  at  Cambridge 
Brooks  Seth,  surveyor,  Clifton's  wf.  h.  Saratoga 
Brooks  Sidney  G.  hatter,  bds.  6  Chilson  place 
Brooks  Sumner  J.  4''j  Com'l  wf.  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Brooks  Thomas  S.  clerk,  51  Cambridge 
Brooks  Williams  B.  lumber  and  wood,  '2nd,  cor.  C, 
h.  Third,  between  Dorchester  and  F     [3  Rowe 
Brooks  William  G.   {Charles  Brooks  ^  Co.),  house 
Brooks  William    H.    classical    and    mathematical 

teacher.  38  Tremont  row 
Brooks  William    P.    B.  furniture,   66  Blackstone, 

and  9  Marshall,  house  at  Charlestown 
Brooksley  Bridget,  widow,  house  r.  11  Kingston 
Brophy  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  Mav'k,  n.  R.  R.  crossing 
Brosnaham  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  102  Warren 
Brosnahan  John,  laborer,  house  102  Warren 
Brosnahan  Timothy,  stabler,  boards  2  Byron 
Brosnrhi  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  3  Knox 
Brother  Wm.  stabler,  house  67  Atkinson 
Broughan  Edw.  grocer,  Sister,  n.  Williams,  h.  do. 
Broughton  Glover,  ship  broker,  34  Long  wharf 
Broughton  Nathaniel  H.  teacher,  bds.  6  E.  Canton 
Broughton  Nicholson,   34  Long  wharf,  house  6  E. 
Canton  [E.  Canton 

Broughton  Nicholson,  jr.  music  teacher,  house  6 
Broughton  Phebe  M.  dress  maker,  n.  5  Church 
Broughton  William  R.  clerk,  64  Hanover,  boards  6 

E.  Canton 
Brower  Henry,  tailor,  76  Wash.  h.  at  Charlesto%vTi 
Brown  Aaron,   carpenter,  h.    Sumner,  c.  London 
Brown  A.  J.  &  Co.    (.7".  C.  Wyman  &  B.    S.  Proc- 
ter), crockery  and  china  ware,  54  &  56  Federal, 
house  at  Worcester 
Brown  Aaron  D.  carpenter,  h.  3  Washington  court 
Brown  A.  H.  captain,  house  8  Bulfinch 
Brown  A.  L.  clerk,  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Brown  Albert  F.  6  F.  H.  Market,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Brown  Albert  F.  ( George  N.  Noyes  <^  Co.) 
Brown  Albert  G.  130  State 
Brown  Alexander,  h.  21  Salem 
Brown  Alfred  S.  clerk,  2  Merchants'  row,  bds.  Cen- 
tral House 
Brown  Allen,  laborer,  house  Oneida,  cor.  Albany 
Brown  Alvin,  laborer,  19  Blackstone 
Brown  Andrew,  pastry  cook,  house  42  B/ighton 
Brown  Arthur,  rigger,  house  117  Purchase 
Brown  Asa,  machinist,  191  Broadway 
Brown  AthertonT.  (./.  /.  Brown  &;  Son),  h.  32  Eliot 
Brown  {Atytisfus)  &  Dix   (Joseph),    dry  goods,   29 
Pearl  [bds.  20  La  Grange  place 

Brown  Augustus,  fancy  slipper  maker,  2i34  Wash. 
Brown  Barnabas  F.  caulker,  h.  9  Henchman  lane 
Brown  Benjamin,  stevedore,  h.  opp.  518  Commer- 
cial [Hanover 
Brown  Benjamin,  painter,  135  Fulton,  h.  rear  133^ 
Brown  Benjamin,  boot  maker,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Brown  Benj.  jr.  broker,  56  State,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Brown  Benjamin  A.  fish,  &c.  78  Fourth,  h.  80  do. 
Brown  Benjamin  B.    hardware    and   groceries,   62 

Turnpike,  house  Athens,  corner  2d 
Brown  (Be/y.  /'■'.)    &  Lamson   {A.  D.),   druggists, 

44  India,  house  2  Federal  court 
Brown  Benj.  H.  joiner,  212  Broad,  h.  atSomerville 
Brown,  Brothers,  &  Co.  bankers,  63  State 
Brown  Buckminster,  physician,  office  2  Bowdoin 
Brown  B.  F.  clerk,  boarcls  25  Charles 
Brown  (Ca/rin)  &  Hastings  (Chur/es),  civil  engin- 
eers, 51  Muss,  block,  house  59  High 
Brown  Campbell,  house  Colony 
Brown  Charles,  stabler,  boards  2  Byron 
Brown  Charles,  mariner,  house  90  Broad 
Brown  Charles,  grocer,  128  Charles,  house  do. 
Brown  (Charles)   &  Severance  (Rufus   O.),  livery 

statjle,  Charles,  c.  Chesnut 
'Brown  (Charks)    &    Mason   (S.    K.),    provisions. 
Temple,  c.  Derne,  h.  49  Belknap 


Brown  Chas.  A.  broker,  h.  21  Madison  place 
Brown  Charles  B.  currier,  bds.  3  Billings  court 
Brown  Charles  H.  wharfinger,  25  India  wharf,  h. 

37  Purchase 
Brown  Charles  H.  machinist,  h.  Porter,  E.  Boston 
Brown  Charles  M.  425  Washington,  b.  85  Tremont 
Brown  Charles  S.    com.  merchant,    26  S.  Market, 

house  at  Cambridge 
Brown  Charles  W.    steam  planing,    Har.    avenue, 

office  6  Devonshire,  h.  Har.  av.  cor.  Asylum 
Brown  Charlotte,  dress  maker,  6  Oliver  place 
Brown  Charlotte  A.  bonnets,  50^  Hanover,  house 

19  Hudson 
Brown  Charlotte   R.  widow,  house  r.  83  Pleasant 
Brown  Chester,  stair  builder,  house  109  Hudson 
Brown  Clark  S.  hardware,  554  Wash.  h.  49  Essex 
Brown  C.  R.  S.  Mrs.  house  11  Bowdoin 
Brown  Daniel,  collector,  102  Washington,  h.  13  Oak 
Brown  Daniel  J.  carpenter,  foot   Piedmont,  h.  at 

Roxbury 
Brown  (Daniel  S.),  Dow   {J.  B),  &  Co.  (C.    W. 

Wilder),  tobacconists,  3  Chatham  row,  h.  at 

Campridgeport 
Brown  David,  salesman,  house  1  Wesley,  E.  B. 
Brown  David,  boot  maker,  house  6  Pleasant 
Brown  David,  teamster,  house  D,  near  Fifth 
Brown  David  G.  teamster,  boards  43  Lowell 
Brown  David  R.  physician,  house  10  Marshall 
Brown  Dorcas  Mrs.  house  15  Canton 
Brown  E.  D.  teacher  primary  school,  b.  25  Harr.  av. 
Brown  Edward,  laborer,  house  164  Purchase 
Brown  Edward,  artist,  house  56  Salem 
Brown  Edward,  boards  79  Purchase 
Brown  Edward  F.  bonnet  presser,  256  Wash.  h.  do. 
Brown  Edward  W.,  Suffolk  Bank,  h.  at  Charlesto'n 
Brown  Edwin,  shoes,  13  Shoe  and  Leather  [pi. 

Brown  Edwn,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  26  La  Grange 
Brown  Edwin  L.  boards  28  Pearl  [Charlestown 

Brown  Elbridge,  hats  and  furs,   12  Ann,  house   at 
Brown  Eleazer  G.  carpenter,  boards  77  Lowell 
Brown  (Eli),  Lawrence  (R.  C),  &  Stickney  (/.  E.), 

mer.  tailors.  Old  State  House,  h.  61  Brighton 
Brown  Eliza,  widow  of  Stephen,  h.  8  Bulfinch 
Brown  Eliza,  dress  maker,  h.  137  Pleasant 
Brown  Eliza  C.  widow,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Brown  Emilius  S.  book  keeper,  house  34  Poplar 
Brown  Enoch,  carpenter,  h.  r.  Third,  n.  E 
Brown  Ephraim,  11    Court  House,  bds.  26   Marion 
Brown  Esther,  widow,  house  4  Norfolk  place 
Brown  Eunice  K.  Mrs.  house  4  1-2  Cooper 
Brown  F.  W.  &  Co.,  W.  I.  goods,  38   Broad,  bds. 

91  Summer 
Brown  Frances,  teacher,  bds.  19  La   Grange  place 
Brown  Francis,  laborer,  house   Washington  place 
Brown  Francis,  baker,  house  rear  39  Pleasant 
Brown  Francis,  inspoctor  general   butter  and  lard, 

3  Distil-Housesq.  counting  room  10  Blackstone, 

house  83  Leveret 
Brown  Francis  D.  policeman,  house   6   Sturgis  pi. 
Brown  Franklin,  laborer,  house  4  Southac 
Brown  Fredericjc,   druggist    and    apothecary,   68 

Washington,  house  2  Winter  place 
Brown  Frederick,  rigger,  house  440  Commercial 
Brown  Frederick  A.  (^'.  BroicnJ^  Sons),  house  24 

Leveret  [Sea 

Brown  Frederick  A.  ( jr.    J.    Reynolds   ^   Co.),  14 
Brown  Fred'k  W.  telegraph  station,  28  Central  wf. 
Brown  George,  boards  15  Hudson 
Brown  George,  mariner,  house  25  Prince 
Brovvn  George,  boarding,  374  Commercial 
Brown  Geo.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  10   Medford   ct. 
Brown  George,  76  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Brown  George,  tinsmith,  11  Marshall,  h.  298  Ann 
Brown  (Geo.  A.),  &    Eustis  (C.  M-),  imp.  French 

goods,  &c.  154  Washington,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Brown  George  B.  273  Washington 
Brown  Geo.  B.  artist,  21  Brattle,  h.  at  Maiden 
Brown  George  G.  boiler  maker,  house    120  Fourth 
Brown  George  H.  laborer,  h.  2  Nashua  court 
Brown  George  H.  machinist,  h.  32  B,  near  Gold 


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Brown  George  H.  110  Milk,  house  22  Winter 
Browu  George  M.  provisions,  Suffolk,  n.  Canton, 

house  S.  Williams 
^Brown  Geo.  N.  com.  iner.  74  Utiea,  b.  536  Wash. 
Brown  {Geo.  W.)  &  Lovell  {Josiah  G.),  shipwrights, 

Marine  Railway  &  Sumner,  E.  B.  h.  4  Terrace 

pi.  East  Boston 
Brown  Gilbert  C.  baker,  house  9"  Broad 
Brown  Hannah  Mrs.  house  4  Humphrey  place 
Brown  Henrietta,  seamstress,  bds.  6  Nashua  court 
Brown  Henry,  cooper  and  inspector  of  fish.  Spear's 

wharf,  house  9  Gridley 
Brown  Henry,  boarding,  249  Ann 
Brown  Henry,  painter,  boards  4  Rollins  place 
Brown  lienry,  sailors'  boarding  h.  23  &  24  Cross 
Brown  Henry,  steward,  house  .3  Eaton  coin-t 
Brown  Henry  1.  miniature  painter,  house  3  Orange 
Brown  Henry  W.  machinist,  h.  Suffolk,  n.  Rutland 
Brown  Horace  W.  provision  dealer,  h.  130  D,  n.  2d 
Brown  Horatio,  livery  stable,  444   Washington,  h. 

54  Essex 
Brown  Horatio  F.  47  Kilby,  bds.  51  Summer 
Brown  Horatio  G.  jr.  3  Faneuil  Hall  building,  bds. 

31  Brattle 
Brown  Hugh,  laborer,  boards  188  Harrison  avenue 
Brown  Ira,  truckman,  house  43  Lowell 
Brown  Isaac  E.  {llutchins,  Ilurd  &;  Co.),  house_  at 

Charlestown 
Brown  Isaac  N.  1  Cornhill,  bds.  10  Hanover 
Brown  Jacob  H.  messenger  N.  E.  Bank 
Brown  Jacob  J.  barber,  34  Sea,  house  do. 
Brown  James  (Pierce  &;  B.),  h.  7  Oxford  place 
Brown  James  (Little  &:  Brow»),  h.  at   Watertown 
Brown  James,  gardener,  h.  7  Jefferson  block,  Ann 
Brown  James,  mason,  house  3  Carney  place 
Brovvn  James,  (MeUcii,  Hill  &  Co.),  h'.  at  Cha'sto'n 
Brown  James,  mover  of  buildings,  bds.  2   Bennet 
Brown  Jas.  shoe  maker,  3  Spring  lane,  h.  164  Broad 
Brown  James  H.  clerk,  9  City  wf.  b.  1  Linwood  pi. 
Brown  James  Irish  (Mai/o  &;  B.).  h.  Fulton  House 
Brown  James  O.  teacher  House  Reformation 
Brown  James  S.  house  4  Rollins  place        [Vernon 
Brown  James  W.  L.  ( FF.  P.  W Kay  i^  Co.),  h.  38 
Brown  Jeremiah,  counsellor,  17  Mass.  block 
Brown  Jeremiah,  Freeman's  Inn,  Sea,  n.  bridge 
Brown  Jesse,  handcartman,  house  55  Prince 
Brown  J.  Adams,  5  Market  sq.  bds.  Beach,  c.  Tyler 
BrowTi  .Joel  H.  clerk,  44  India,  bds.  Fulton  House 
Brown  John,  house  next  43  Brighton 
Brown  John,  mariner,  h.  r.  71  Chambers 
Brown  John,  truckman,  house  11  Prince 
Brown  John,  6  Derne,  house  50  Temple 
Brown  John,  seaman,  house  4  Belknap  place 
Brown  John,  boarding,  Fleet,  c.  Garden  ct.  st. 
Brown  John,  laborer,  house  8  Holden  place 
Brown  John,  laborer,  house  7  Second 
Brown  John,  laborer,  house  Quincy 
Brown  John,  hiliorer,  house  Colony  [town 

Brown  John    (B.  M.  Clark  &;  Co.),  h.  at   Charles- 
Brown  John,  house  178  Purchase 
Brown  John,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  25  Harvard 
Brown  John,  jr.  clothing.  Fleet,  n.  Garden  ct.  st. 
Brown  John  A.    wines,  "teas,  &c.    29  India,  house 

at  Roxbury  [Chambers,  house  65  Belknap 

Brown  John  B.  surgeon    Bos.  Orthopedic   Inst.  49 
Brown  (Jo/ni  D.)  &  Dyer  (. !/«■«/*),  ship  chandlers, 

59  Commercial,  h.  at  Charlestown  [Hawley 
Brown  John  E.  veterinary  surgeon,  Franklin,  cor. 
Brown  J.  E.  &   N.  housewrights,  Piedmont,  house 

143  Pleasant 
Brown  John  F.  physician,  house  77  Lowell 
Brown  John  G.  painter,  24  Wilson  lane 
Brown  J.  I.    &   Son   (Atherton   T.),  apothecaries, 

425  Washington,  house  32  Eliot 
Brown  John  K.,  Warren,  corner  Eliot 
Brown  John  L.  house  25  Portland 
Brown  John  M.  fish  and  oysters,  Hudson,  c.  Curve 
Brown  John  P.  (  Woodward  &;  B.),  h.  235  Tremont 
Brown  John  T.  clerk,  bds.  32  Eliot 
Brown  Jonathan,  builder,  bds.  Fountain  House 


Brown  Jonathan,  jr.   cashier  Market  Bank,  house 

at  Charlestown 
Brown  Joseph,  laborer,  house  44  South 
Brown  Joseph,  ostler,  house  28  Oneida 
Brown  Joseph,  jr.  furnishing   goods,  154  Court,  h. 

13  3-4  Crescent  place 
Brown  Joseph  B.  teacher  of  dancing,  132  Court 
Brown  Joseph  M.  merchant,  92  State 
Brown  Joseph   T.  druggist,  292  Wash.  c.  Bedford, 

house  8  Lincoln  [Salem 

Brown  Josiah,  housewright,  122   Endicot,  house  97 
Brown  Joshua,  bds.  94  Cambridge 
Brown  Leonard,  clerk,  bds.  42  Green 
Brown  Levi,  house  Meridian,  n.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Brown  Lincoln,  Beach's  books  &  medic's,  3Bromf' d 
Brown  Louisa  S.  midwife,  house  4  Rollins  place 
Brown  Loring,  tree  planter,  h.  43  Silver,  near  A 
Brown  Lucy,  widow,  house  44  South 
Brown  Lucy  Ann,  dress  maker,  bds.  4  Dover  place 
Brown  Lyman  (Crosset^  B.),    h.  at  Charlestown 
Brown  Marsena  P.  caulker,  h.  9  Henchman  lane 
Brown  Mary,  widow  of  James,  h.  79  Purchase 
Brown  Mary,  teacher,  7  Central  court 
Brown  Mary,  groceries,  house  4  Butolph 
Brown  Mary,  widow,  house  79  Brighton 
Brown  Mary,  widow,  house  1  Avery  place 
Brown  Mary  U.  widow,  house  26  Brookline 
Brown  Mehitable  C.  widow,  house  77  Cambridge 
Brown  Michael,  laborer,  house  30  Atkinson 
Brown  Nancy,  dress  maker,  15  Canton 
Brown  Nathan,  captain,  house  3  1-2  Cooper        [pi. 
Brown  Nathan,  engraver,  27  School,  b.  3  Jackson 
Brown  Nathan  (/.  E.  8f  N.  Brown),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Brown  Nathaniel  (F.  ^  J.  Peirce  ^  Co.),  house  at 

Charlestown 
Brown  Nathaniel,  ship  joiner,  house  4  Spear  alley 
Brown  Nathaniel  Oaks,  stevedore,  h.  4  Webster  pi. 
Brown  Nicholas,  marble  worker,  h.  28  1-2  Salem 
Brown  Pamelia,  boards  2  Oxford  place 
Brown  Philip,  blacksmith,  h.  6  Sigourney  place 
Brown  Rebecca  L.  dress  maker,  h.  123  Pleasant 
Brown  Reuben  H.  cabinet  maker.  111  Chambers 
Brown  Reuben  S.  house  6  May 
Brown  Richard,  2nd,  hair  dresser,  86  Commercial 
Browni  Robert,  confectioner,  house  28  Oneida 
Brown  Robert  R.  boarding,  house  4  North  square 
Brown  Roswell  R.  jeweller,  house  57  Lowell 
Brown  Ruth,  widow,  house  31  Prince  [sea 

Brown  Samuel  E.  engraver,  120  Wash.  h.  at  Chel- 
Brown  Samuel  J.  housewright,  16  Harvard  place, 

house  23  May 
Brown  Samuel  N.  toll  gatherer,  house  25  Charles 
Brown  Samuel  N.  jr.  110  Milk,  house  25  Charles 
Brown  Sarah,  house  rear  21  Spring 
Brown  Sarah  A.  boarding,  105  Leveret 
Brown  Seth  E.  (Brackeit,    Crosby  ^  B.),  69  Wash. 
Brown  (Seth  P.)  provisions,  14  the  South  Market, 

boards  8  Avery 
Brown  Simon,  seaman,  house  rear  12  Tileston 
Brown  Smith  E.  tailor,  house  IS  Oxford 
Brown  Solon  F.  milkman,  house  Silver,  near  E 
Brown  Sophia,  boards  Canton,  c.  Canton  st.  place 
Brown  Spencer  R.  stevedore,  h.  4  Paris  place,  E.  B. 
Brown  Stephen,  watchman,  house  9  S.  Russell 
Bro\vn  Stephen  &  Sons  (F.  A.  Broini  tjr  M.  J.  Mmv- 

dell),  stock  and  exchange  brokers,  40  State 
Brown  Susan,  nurse,  house  Meridian,  near  Deca- 
tur, East  Boston 
Brown  Thomas,  waiter,  house  15  W.  Centre 
Brown  Thomas,  house  1  Portland  place 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  10  Sister 
Bro\vn  Thomas,  painter,  4  Rollins  place 
Brown  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  88  Friend 
Brown  (Thomas  IF.)  &  Dillaway  (B.),  shipwrights 

and  caulkers.  Marine  Railway,  h.  234  Hanover 
Brown  Tryphena,  teacher,  house  77  Carver 
Brown  Vernon,  ship  broker,  5  Merch.  Exchange, 

house  4  Bulfinch  [Charlestown 

Brown    Ward   B.   painter,   21   Brattle,    house   at 
Brown  W.  Henry,  79  State,  boards  at  1  Eliot 


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Brown   William,  apothecary,  481  Washington,  h. 

18  Rowe 
Brown  William,  cab  di-iver,  house  102  Warren 
Brown  William,  mariner,  house  47  Warren 
Brown  William,  variety  store,  117  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Brown  William,  architect,  at  A.  B.  Young's,  h.  3 

Barton 
Brown  William,  clerk,  house  233  Hanover        [do. 
Brown  William,  hair  dresser,  101  Commercial,  h. 
Brown  William,  stone  mason,  h.  4  Carney  place 
Brown  William  A.   &  Co.   {Geo.  A.  Stephenson), 

com.  mer.  9  &  10  Lewis  wharf,  h.  at  Salem 
Brown  William,  grocer,  132  Sea,  house  do. 
Brown  William  A.  jr.  &  Co.  {Ira  P.  Rankin),  dry 

goods,  125  Milk,  boards  at  Revere  House 
Brown  William  C.  editor  of  Mother's  Assistant,  21 

Cornhill,  house  at  Chelsea 
Brown  William  D.  jr.  clerk,  boards  31  Harvard 
Brown  Wm.  E.  turner,  1  Audover,  h.  38  Brighton 
Brown  William  H.  clerk,  boards  1  Eliot 
Brown  William  H.  carver,  Kelley  &  Holmes'  wharf, 

Sumner,  house  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Brown  William  H.  laborer,  house  opp.  6  Salutation 
Brown  William  H.  laborer,  house  17  1-2  Butolph 
Brown  William  H.  painter,  house  4  Salutation 
Brown  Wm.  H.  stereotyper,  house  6  Noyes  place 
Brown  William  L.  {Austin  ^  B.),  boards  153  Court 
Brown  William,  seaman,  house  Robinson  alley 
Brown  William  P.,  Union  wharf,  h.  3  North  sq. 
Brown  William  W.  boards  106  W.  Cedar 
Brown  Willis  P.  edge  tool  finisher,  bds.  10  Nashua 
Browne  Albert  G.  agent  Boston  Hemp  Manf.  Co. 

66  Commercial,  house  at  Salem 
Browne  C.  Allen,  druggist,  11  &  12  Commercial, 

boards  9  Lincoln 
Browne  Charles  (formerly  No.   1  Franklin  place), 

house  3  Allston 
Browne  F.  Perkins,  house  3  Allston 
Browne  P'rancis  P.  male  nurse,  h.  5  Chessman  pi. 
Browne  Geo.  H.  {Turner,  Wilson  S^  Co.),  house  21 

Hudson 
Browne  George  Morgan,  counsellor,  16  Old  State 

House,  boards  Tremont  House 
Browne  John  C.  47  India  wharf,  h.  at  Charlestowm 
Browne  John  W.  counsellor,  19  Court,  house  120 

Harrison  av. 
Browne  J.  V.  66  Commercial,  house  at  Salem 
Browne  Robert,    enaployment  office,  18  Sudbury, 

house  at  Cambridge 
Browne  Timothy  B.  26  India  whf.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Brownell  Asa  C.  stoves,  25  &  27  Blackstone,  Ger- 

rish  block,  house  9  Indiana  place 
Brownell  Gilbert  &  Co.  (G.  L.  Talbot),  dry  goods, 

255  Washington,  house  13  Staniford 
Brownell  Isaac  A.  boards  Winthrop  House 
Brownell  Nicholas  T.  Mrs.  boarding,  4  Channing 
Brownell  Richard  S.  255  Wash.  b.  13  Staniford 
Brownell  Richmond,  boards  3  Corey  avenue 
Brownell  Silas,  truckman,  house  11  Salutation 
Brownell  Wm.  E.  255  AVash.  boards  13  Staniford 
Brownell  Major  W.  laborer,  boards  60  Albany 
Brownell  Zebedee  G.  gilder,  house  2  Pitts  court 
Browner  James,  rope  maker,  house  181  Fourth 
Browner  Thomas,  stone  mason,  house  Fifth,  n.  B 
Browning  Eunice,  house  280  Washington 
Brownley  Edward.,  bool<f keeper,  b.oli'ortland 
Bruce  Benjamin,   ship  broker,  9   India,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Bruce  Charles  H.  upholstery,  517  Washington 
Bruce  Cyrus,  Craigie's  bridge  bath  house,  h.  do. 
Bruce  David,  sail  maker,  boards  41  Prince 
Bruce  Edwin,  music  teacher,  Union,  cor.  Hanover, 

boards  7  New  Prince 
Bruce  George,  clerk  at  City  Hotel 
Bruce  George  W.  carriage  smith,  house  23  Oneida 
Bruce  Gilbert,  clerk,  3  Canal 
Bruce  Henry,  Capt.  U.  S.  Naval  Rendezvous,  224 

Ann,  boards  Winthrop  House 
Bruce  Ira.  restorator,  37  Fulton,  house  10  London 
Bruce  James  S.  broker,  66  State,  h.  at  Cambridge 


Bruce  JepthaC.  &  Co.  hats,  &c.  30  Docksq.  house 

Rutland 
Bruce  Jonathan,  pilot,  h.  5  Terrace  place,  E.  B. 
Bruce  Jos.  A.  broker,  68  Union,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Bruce   Joseph  L.  painter,  2  N.  side  Commercial 

wharf,  boards  89  Charter 
Bruce  Loring  U.  varnisher,  house  Gilman  place 
Bruce  Richard,  laborer,  house  rear  27  Belknap 
Bruce  Robert,  apothecary,  18  Kingston 
Bruce  Ruth  L.  widow,  house  23  Oneida 
Bruce  William,  teamster,  h.  49  Salem  [Garden 

Bruerton  Simeon,  whip  maker,  8  Dock  sq.  h.  29 
Brumraett   Wm.  E.  sail   maker,  house  42  Billerica 
Bruner  Henry,  furrier,  house  85  1-2  Eliot 
Brussinghan  "Catharine,  dress  maker,  b.  129  Essex 
Bryan  Dudley  C.  boards  9  Allston 
Bryan  Edward,  blacksmith,  Plymouth,  house  do. 
Bryan  John,  bricklayer,  boards  '81  Kneeland 
Bryan  Richard,  boot  closer,  house  45  Merrimac 
Bryant  Charles,  laborer,  house  35  Thacher 
Bryant  Charles  W.  clerk,  76  Pearl 
Bryant  Daniel,  painter,  house  8  Williams 
Bryant  Daniel  S.  lace  goods,  &c.  383  Washington, 

house  at  Cambridge  [erick  sq.  E.  B. 

Bryant  Danville,  proprietor  Maverick  House,  Mav- 
Bryant  {David)  &  Clarke  {Clinton),  grain.  Cause- 
way, corner  Beverly,  house  at  Brookline 
Bryant  David,  architect,  45  Hudson 
Bryant  Epaphras  K.  carpenter,  h.  1  Purchase  pi. 
Bryant  Francis  G.  widow,  house  15  Chambers 
Bryant  Francis  T.  E.  49  Milk,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Bryant  George  S.  boards  32  Essex  [avenue 

Bryant  G.  J.  F.  architect,  4  Court,  h.  109  Harrison 
Bryant  Gridley,  engineer,  10  Court  [ney 

Bryant  Harrison  C^  (Spaulding  &;  B.),  h.  48  Pinck- 
Bryant  Henry,  physician,  h.  16  Franklin  place 
Bryant  James  A.  carpenter,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Bryant  {.John)  &  Sturgis  {William),  1  Commercial 

wharf,  house  64  Beacon 
Bryant  John,  house  16  Cooper 
Bryant  John  A.  cameo  cutter,  house  27  Grove 
Bryant  Joseph  R.  blacksmith  and  machinist,  30 

Causeway,  house  Allen,  corner  Kennard  av. 
Bryant  Laura,  widow,  house  6  London 
Bryant  Lewis,  house  37  Belknap     [Louisburgh  sq. 
Bryant  Mary  Anna,  widow  of  John,  jr.  house  16 
Bryant  Mehalia,  teacher,  boards  5  Lyman  place 
Bryant  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  house  40  Marion 
Bryant  Nath.  surveyor  of  mahogany,  h.  31  Dover 
Bryant  Nathaniel  H.  39  Milk,  h.  31  Dover 
Bryant  Robert  M.  carpenter,  b.  43  Southac     [bany 
Bryant  Samuel  B.  turner,  8  Albany  block,  h.  38  Al- 
Bryant  Samuel  E.  mason,  house  1  Knox 
Bryant  Seth,  boots  and  shoes,  76  Pearl,  h.  at  East 

Bridgewater  [h.  Atlantic,  n.  Fourth 

Bryant  Silas  D.  harness  maker,  Harr.  ave.  n.  Troy, 
Bryant  Southworth,  chair  dealer,  52  Commercial, 

h.  at  Chelsea 
Bryant  Susan,  widow,  h.  43  Prince  [town 

Bryant  Timothv,  teller  Union  Bank,  h.  at  Charles- 
Bryant  &  Co's  Express,  7  State    [bds.  27  S.  Suffolk 
Bryden  Christopher  H.  grocer.  Curve,  corner  Tyler, 
Bryden  James,  piano-forte  maker,  h.   27  S.  Suifolk 
Bryden  J.  H.  {C.  F.  Horey,  &;  Co.),  13  Winter 
Brvden  John,  house  27  South  Suffolk 
Bryden  John  J.  house  27  South  Suffolk 
Bryden  Robert,  house  27  South  Suffolk 
Bryent  Stephen  N.  H.  mason,  bds.  2  Bond 
Bryent  {JValter)  &  Herman  {Leopold),   stoves,   61 

&  63  Congress,  h.  1  Bussey  place  [court 

Bryer  Alexander  K.  rigger,  114  Com'l,  h.  3  Endicot 
Bubier  Joseph  Mrs.  dress  maker,  h.  27  Emerald 
Buchan  Wm.  plumber,  house  8  May 
Buchanan  Alexander,  plumber,  h.  10  Blossomj 
Buchanan  Alex.  C.  housewright,  h.  28  Wash.  sq. 
Buchanan  Charles  M.  plumber,  house  14  May 
Buchanan  Conran  C.  machinist,  h.  70  Middlesex 
Buchanan  James,  job  wagon,  h.  11  Columbia 
Buchanan  John  C.  Capt.  house  41  Atkinson 
Buchanan  William,  tailor,  h.  54  Friend 


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BOSTON       [B]       DIRECTORY 


Buck  Chas.  com.  mer.  24  Long  wf.  h.  16  Edinboro' 

Buck  David,  house  7  Somerset 

Buck  Edward,  counsellor,  11  Court,  h.  72  Chesnut 

Buck  Ephraim,  physician,  100  Salem,  house  do. 

Buck  Herman,  merchant,  h.  Gold,  n.  F 

Buck  Isaac,  machinist,  h.  Canton,  c.  Suffolk 

Buck  John,  teamster,  h.  Cottage,  c.  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Buck  Lucius  L  teamster,  house  2  Church 

Buck  Silas  B.  carpenter,  Andover,  h.  at  Cambridge 

Buck's  E.Kpress,  R.  R.  Exchange 

Buckingham  Charles  E.  physician,  10  Harr.  ave. 

Buckingham  James,  grocer,  82  Endicot 

Buckingham  Joseph  H.  commissoner,  24   R.  R. 

Exchange,  h.  8  Oak 
Buckley  Benjamin,  clerk,  h.  Athens,  near  D 
Buckley  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  8  Cotton  pi. 
Buckley  Daniel,  laborer,  rear  gun  house,  Fort  Hill 
Buckley  Daniel,  tailor,  house  5  Powars  ct. 
Buckley  Daniel,  boarding,  house  3  Bread 
Buckley  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Emerald,  n.  Castle 
Buckley  Edmund,  b.  Beach,  c.  Harr.  av. 
Buckley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  South 
Buckley  John,  tailor,  h.  Cove  St.  place 
Buckley  John,  wheelwright,  Sumner,  h.  Liverpool, 

near  Decatur,  E.  Boston 
Buckley  John,  laborer,  house  6  Medford 
Buckley  John  H.  teamster,  h.  29.^  Wash.  sq. 
Buckley  {Joseph)  &  Bancroft  {C.  P.),  auctioneers, 
furniture,  Beach,  c.  Lincoln,  bds.  U.  S.   Hotel 
Buckley  Margaret,  widow,  h.  68  Atkinson 
Buckley  Michael,  stone  cutter,  h.  Everett,  n.  Do- 

herty  court 
Buckley  Patrick,  waiter,  h.  11  Pearl  pi. 
Buckley  Timothy,  blacksmith,  h.  I,  cor.  Broadway 
Buckley  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  4  Wharf 
Buckley  Wm.  hackman,  b.  8  Franklin 
Buckly  James,  laborer,  h.  2  Portland  pi. 
Bucknian  John  J.  hair  dresser,  h.  7  May 
Buckmar  John  Mrs.  house  29  Essex 
Buckminster  Horace,  carpenter,  h.  o  Indiana 
Buckminster  W.  &  W.   J.    editors  Mass.  Plough- 
man, Quincy  Hall 
Buckminister  Wm.  J.  (IF.  ^  W.  J.  B.) 
Bucknam  {Jesse)   &  Converse   {B.   B.),   shoe  and 
leather  dealers,  and  com.  mer.  33  &  34  North 
Market,  h.  at  W.  Cambridge 
Bucknam  John  C.  &  Co.  (.7^.    Viale),  leather  deal- 
ers, 52  Fulton,  h.  40  Prince  [bridge 
Bucknam  Theodore,  33  N.  Market,  h.  at  W.  Cain- 
Buckwood  Charles  W.  wood  turner,  h.  3  S.  Margin 
Budd  Henry,  cook,  h.  1  Hancock  row       [Roxbury 
Budd  Nath'l,  paper  hangings,  418  Washing,   h.  at 
Budd  Nathaniel,  jr.  baker,  8  Green,  h.  do. 
Buddcn  Frederick,  architect,  119  Washington 
Budlong  Wm.  G.  machinist,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Buel  Chauncey,  baker,  796  Wash.  bds.  do.  [B. 
Buell  W.  G.  watchman,  h.  Maverick,  n.  Border,  E. 
Buffington  J.  W.  dress  maker,  47o  Washington 
Buffinton  Jonathan,  0  Exchange,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Buffbrd  J.  H.  &  Co.  lithographers,  204  Wash.  h.  at 

Roxbury 
Buffum  Ann  M.  nurse,  h.  19  Spring         [Chambers 
Butfum  Carlon,  grocer,  77  and  79  Chambers,  h.  72 
BufFum  Erastus  {Spear  ^  B.),  house  43  Porter 
BufFum  P.  R.  dress  maker,  b.  3  Maverick  sq.  E.  B. 
BufFum  Samuel,  trader,  house  Leveret  lane 
BufFum  Lewis,  machinist,  h.  23  W.  Canton 
BufFum  Wm.  H.  shoe  maker,  6  Lancaster,  h.  256 
Hanover  [12  Village 

Bugbee  Charles,  painter.  Harr.  ave.  cor.  Beach,  h. 
Bugbee  Charles,  bds.  601  Washington 
Bugbee  Christopher  P.  boards  601  Washington 
Bugbee  Edward,  hair  dresser,  601  Wash.  h.  do. 
Bugbee  Elizabeth,  house  48  Marion 
Bugbee  Elizabeth,  shirt  maker,  h.  48  Myrtle    [ville 
Bugbee  James  R.  locksmith,  4  Wash.  h.  at  Somer- 
Bugbee  Joseph  D.  blacksmith,  h.  1  N.  Hanover  ct. 
Bugbee  Sam'l  C.  architect,  2  Joy's  building,  h.  at 
Roxbury  [hers 

Bugbee  Willard,  handcartman,  h.  rear  71  Cham- 


Bugbee  Wm.  F.  boards  601  Washington 
Buist  Helen,  widow,  house  rear  Go  Eliot 
Buker  Charles  F.  machinist,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Bulflnch  Geo.  S.  counsellor,  5  Court,  bds.  Adams 

House  [doin  square 

Bulfinch  Thomas,  Merchants'  Bank,  bds.  6  Bow- 
Bulger  Catharine,  widow,  h.  36  Piedmont 
Bulger  James,  printer,  12  School,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Bulger  J.  B.  grocer,  179  Purchase,  h.  24  Wash.  ave. 
Bulklev  S.  F.  book  keeper,  bds.  22  Lynde 
Bulkley  (IF.  F.),  Hayes  (.7.  P.),  &  Co.  (.4.  Low), 

stoves  &  ranges,  33  &  3o  Blackstone,  h.  4  Derne 
Bull  William  B.  housewright,  h.  1  Purchase  place 
Bullard  Asa  Rev.   sec.  Mass.  S.  S.  So.  13  Cornhill, 

h.  at  Cambridge  [h.  2  Oak  place 

Billiard  Calvin,  lumber  wharf.  Sea,  opp.  Summer, 
Bullard  Charles,  house  20  Lyman  place 
Bullard  Charles,  surveyor  of  lumber,  h.  8  Fayette 
Bullard  Dana  E.  baker,  h.  66  Nashua      [Causeway 
Bullard  Eleazar  {Hoklen,  Bullard,  &;  Co.),   house  1 
Bullard  Enoch  P.  {Blake,  Patterson,  S;  Co),  boards 

21  Somerset  [Milk,  h'.  2  Oak  place 

Bullard  Francis,   surveyor  general  of  lumber,  136 
Bullard  Geo.  A.  boards  9  Morton  place 
Bullard  Geo.  H.  clerk,  29  Hanover 
Bullard  Henry,  bds.  512  Wash.  cor.  of  Oak 
Bullard  Isaac,  porter,  30  India,  h.  6  Garden 
Bullard  Jabez,  h.  512  Washington,  cor.  of  Oak 
Bullard  James,  boot  maker,  115   Cambridge,  h.  11 

Myrtle  court  [Kilby,  h.  1  Otis  place 

Bullard  Lewis  &  Co.  (/.  Abbott),  iron  and  steal,  51 
Bullard  Lewis,  house  18  Beach 
Bullard  M.  B.  boards  Central  House,  9  Brattle   sq. 
Bullard  Nathaniel  G.,  West  India  goods,  44  Utica, 

house  5  Fort  avenue 
Bullard  {Otis)  &  Carter  {Oliver),  wood  and  coal, 

Harr.  ave.  and  Albany,  h.  6  Oak  pi.  [wf. 

Bullard  Stephen  H.  {Bullard,  Lee,  ^  Co.),  39  India 
Bullard  {WiUiam  S.),  Lee  {Henri/,  Jr.),  &  Co.  {S. 

H.  Bnl/ard),  merchants,  39  India  wharf,  bds. 

6  Tremont  place 
BuUen  Nathan,  house  Mercer,  S.  Boston 
Bullock  Alfred  W.  cordwainer,  h.  16  Fayette 
Bullock  Jabez,  mason,  house  56  Marion 
Bullock  James  B.  {Wm.  Nash  $i  Co.),  19  Fulton 
Bullock  William,  broker,  h.  12  Morton  pi. 
Bullock  William  W.  carpenter,  h.  26  London   [ton 
Bumbor  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  Harr.  ave.  n.  Northamp- 
Bumford  Robert,  laborer,  house  5  Strong  place 
Bumstcad  E.  W.  &  Co.  manufacturers  and  impor. 

paper  hangings,  113  Wash.  h.  10  Florence 
Bunistead  Freeman  J.  house  65  Beacon 
Bumstead  George,  house  22  Bowdoin 
Bumstead  Jeremiah,  house  22  Bowdoin 
Bumstead  John,  tailor,  house  76  Prince 
Bumstead  Josiah,  134  Washington,  h.  22  Bowdoin 
Bumstead  Josiah  F.   manufacturer  and  importer 

paper  hangings,  134  Washington,  h.  65  Beacon 
Bumstead  S.  E.  Dwight,  physician,  h.  22  Bowdoin 
Bunce  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  h.  1  Seaver  place 
Bunce  Wm.  carver,  boards  1  Seaver  place 
Bunce  {JVm.)  &  Marggraf  (i/b«e/j/;),  cabinetmakers, 

16  Merrimac,  house  1  Seaver  place 
Bundy  Francis,  mason,  Avery,  h.  94  Tremont 
Bundy  Geo.  H.  boards  Hanover  House 
Bunker  Benju^nin,  shoe  maker,  h.  3  Margaret 
Bunnell  Edwin  F.,  Custom  House,  house  13  Mont- 
gomery place 
Bunten  Robert,  blacksmith,  junction  of  Haverhill 

and  Charlestown  sts.  h.  10  North  Charles 
Buntin  Alexander  A.  fish  dealer,  h.  9  Unity  court 
Buoncore  Levina,  school  teacher,  house  30  Eliot 
Burbank  Aaron  O.  clerk,  bds.  6  Garden 
Burbank  Abigail,  widow,  house  2  Na-hua 
Burbank  Alonzo,  marble  worker,  h.  2  N.  Hudson 
Burbank  (A.  F.)   k  Brother,  {A.  L.),  watches  and 

jewelry,  235  Washington,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Burbank  Asa  L.  {Burbank  <Sf  Bro.),  h.  274  Tremont 
Burbank  (Geon/e)  &  Glines  (.4.   J/.),  clothing,  19 

Ann,  boards  144  Hanover 


BOSTON      [B]       DIRECTORY 


87 


Burbank  Isaac  B.  whitener,  bds.  4  Federal  court 
Burbank  James,  {Edward  Locke  is  Co.),  45  Kilby 
Burbank  Robert  I.  counsellor,  46  Court,  b.  Nation- 
al House 
Burbank  Rufus  H.  omnibus  driver,  b.  4  Canton 
Burbank  Watson  W.  21  Central,  b.  5  Bumstead  pi. 
Burbank  Wellnian  (Foyq  if  Burbank),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Burbank  William  P.  8  State,  b.  1  Pitts  street  court 
Burbeck  Henry,  painter,  house  2  Yernon  place 
Burbeck  John  W.  painter,  house  15  Andover 
Burbeck  Lydia,  widow,  house  15  Andover 
Burbeck  Samuel  K.  grocer,  Dover,  c.  Suffolk 
Biubeck  William  H.,  Custom  House,  h.56  Belknap 
Burchsted  Ann,  widow  of  James,  h.  97  Purchase 
Buixhsted  {Benjuniin)   &    Leavitt  {David),   ship- 
wrights, north  side  Otis  Avf.  h.  11  Hartford  pi. 
Burchsted  James,  mast  maker,  h.  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Burckes  Lewis  M.  carpenter,  90  Endicot 
Burdakin  D.  F.  widow,  h.  2  Chelsea 
Burdett  John  D.  G.  95  Washington,  bds.  4  Arch 
Burdick  Sophronia,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  62  Nashua 
Burditt  Benjamin  A.  musician,  h.  5  Fayette 
Burditt  Edward  P.  engineer,  h.  r.  243  Broadway 
Burditt  Henry,  70  State,  h.  16  Boylston 
Burditt  James  R.  cutter,  121  Wash.  h.  94  Pinckney 
Burditt  Nathan,  saddler,  h.  28  Winter 
Burditt  Thos.  A.  (Homjhton  i^  B.),  h.  16  Boylston 
Burg  Andrew  A.  waterman,  h.  r.  Mar.  Ch.  Purchase 
Burge  Lorenzo,  4  State,  house  89  Salem 
Burgen  Rhoda  D.  widow,  h.  5  S.  Margin 
Burger  Jas.  M.  grocer,  Harvard,  c.  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Burgess  Benjamin  &  Sons   {Xuthan    B.    Gibbs  ..S' 
Benjamin  F.  Burc/ess),  commission  merchants, 
28  India  wharf,  house  15  Louisburgh  square 
Burgess  Benjamin  F.  {Benjamin  B.  i^  Sons),  h.  89 
Pinckney         [hair  work,  303  Wash.  h.  90  Eliot 
Burgess  Benjamin  F.  importer  and  manufacturer 
Burgess  Charles  S.  painter,  1  Hawley,  h.  6  Wheel- 
er's court 
Burgess   Daniel,  tailor,  h.  Middlesex,  near  Dover 
Burgess  Deborah  Mrs.  h.  10  Lincoln 
Burgess  Dulcinea,  house  17  Essex  place 
Burgess  Hubert,  silverchaser,  3  Bromfield 
Burgess  James  M.  house  10  Lincoln 
Burgess  John,  stevedore,  h.  Broad,  opp.  Maine  wf. 
Burgess  John,  tailor,  44  Bromfield,  h.  11  Prov.  H.  ct. 
Burgess  Paul,  painter,  house  4  Carney  place 
Burgess  T.  K.  {Hihlreth  if  B.),  513  Washington 
Burgess  Wm.  clothing,  60  Commercial,  h.  6  Sheafe 
Burgess  Wm.  blacksmith,  h.  r.  82  West  Cedar 
Burgess  William  A.  policeman,  b.  4  Sheafe 
Burgess  {William  C.)  &  Talbot,  {Samuel,  jr.),  pro- 
visions, Merrimac  Market,  boards  153  Court 
Burk  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  1-2  Moon  place 
Burk  Daniel,  laborer,  172  Purchase 
Burk  James,  house  55  Salem 

Burk  John,  laborer,  house  South,  near  Kneeland 
Burk  John,  laborer,  house  Kneeland,  near  South 
Burk  Michael,  hackman,  house  436  Commercial 
Burk  Patrick,  laborer,  house  80  South 
Burke  Catherine  Mrs.  h.  5  Wendell 
Burke  Edmund  J.  laborer,  h.  155  Ann 
Burke  Ellen,  widow,  house  210  Harrison  avenue 
Burke  Henry,  baker,  house  rear  8  Canal 
Burke  Honora,  widow,  house  28  Stillman 
Burke  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  13  Hamilton"" 
Burke  James,  caulker  and  graver,  house  80  Sea 
Burke  James,  laborer,  house  5  Hancock  row 
Burke  John,  baker,  h.  Paris  court,  E.  B. 
Burke  John,  moulder,  house  Eutaw,  East  Boston 
Burke  John  E.  wheelwright,  h.  115  Gold 
Burke  Joseph,  shipwright,  house  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Burke  Martin,  laborer,  h.  Everett  ct.  E.  B. 
Burke  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.   Everett,  n.  Ford  pi. 
Burke  Patrick,  coachman,  house  2  Scott  court 
Burke  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  South,  near  Kneeland 
Burke  P.  B.  c<:  Co.   forwarding  and  com.  mer.  86 

State,  house  at  Newton 
Burke  Redman,  ship  carpenter,  house  4  Stillman 
Burke  Richard,  baker,  Webster,  c.  Orleans,  h.  do. 


Burke  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  63  Endicot 

Burke  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  199  Ann 

Burke  Thomas,  rigger,  h.  Cottage,  n.  Webster 

Burke  Walter,  carpenter,  house  80  Sea 

Burke  William,  clerk,  29  India 

Burke  William,  laborer,  house  12  Bridge 

Burleigh  Charles,  machinist,  b.   Havre,  c.  Sumner 

Burleigh    {Ezra)    &    Lang     {Alfred),    carpenters, 

Beach,  corner  Cove 
Burlen  Caroline  W.  house  268  Washington 
Burlen  Moses,  mason,  house  13  Garden 
Burley  Lydia  F.  nurse,  house  2  Belknap 
Burley  Wm.  boards  Atlantic  House 
Burlin  Barnett,  truckman,  house  4  Bridge  court 
Burlingame  Anson,  counsellor,  18  Old  State  House, 

house  79  Pinckney 
Burlingame  Benjamin,  trader,  house  10  E.  Canton 
Burn  Edward,  furniture,  Federal,  house  87  Warren 
Burnam  Alonzo  P.  restorator,  house  32  Nashua 
Burnett  Andrew,  stevedore,  h.  Lime  alley 
Burnett  Henry,  stevedore,  h.  Wordsworth,  E.  B. 
Burnett  Joseph,  apothecary,  33  Tremont  row,  h. 

35  Hancock 
Burnett  Lysander,  house  5  Blossom  court     [and  D 
Burnett  M'arshall,  brass   finisher,  h.  3d,  between  C 
Barnett  Robert,  stevedore,  house  Lime  alley 
Burnett  Simon  {A.  A.  Foster  if  Co.),  h.  23  Howard 
Burnett  {Simon)  &  Foster  {A.  A.),  provisions,  4 

Green  [2  Seaverplace 

Burnett  Warren,  provisions,  469  Washington,  h. 
Burnett  (  Wellint/ton)  &  Co.  {H.  A.  Drake),  brokers, 

72  State,  house  S.  Suffolk,  corner  Groton 
Burnett  William,  teamster,  h.  520  Commercial 
Burnham  Aaron,  watchman,  house  51  N.  Margin 
Burnham  Andrew,  shipwright,  h.  Border,  n.  Sum- 
ner, East  Boston 
Burnham  Arthur,  carpenter,  113  Chambers,  h.  do. 
Burnham  Caroline,  house  50  School 
Burnham  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  Ill  Leveret 
Burnham  Eliza  J.   Mrs.  toys,  etc.  80   Hanover,  h. 

47  Hancock 
Burnham  F.  A.  {Bm-nTiam  &; Brothers),  h.  50  School 
Bm-nham  Oilman  M.  shipwright,  li.  "\Vebster,  E.  B. 
Bm-nham  ( Go/y/o?i   TF.),  Welton  (.4.   W.),   &  Co. 

{C.  Scott),  com.  mer.  and  import.  72  Congress 
Burnham  Jona.  Mrs.  h.  London,  n.  Decatur.  E.  B. 
Burnham  Joseph  P.  shipsmith,  Sumner,  h.  New 
Burnham  Lafayette,  {Burnham  ^  Brothers),  bds. 

50  School 
Burnham  Mary,  boarding,  59  B,  c.  Silver        [E.  B. 
Burnham  Reuben,  shipwright,  h.  Sumner,  n.  New, 
Burnham  Samuel  jr.  salesman,    113  Milk,  boards 

Bromfield  House 
Burnham  Sophronia,  widow,  h.  r.  70  Friend 
Burnham  Thomas,  house  50  School 
Bui-nham  {Thomas  O.    H.  P.)  &  Brothers  {F.  A. 

Sf  L.),  books,  58  and  60  Cornhill,  h.   50  School 
Burns  Alexander,  cooper,  h.  Moon  street  court 
Burns  Andrew,  clerk  Quincy  Hall,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Burns  Daniel,  laborer,  house  17  Livingston 
Burns  David,  laborer,  house  19  Orange  lane 
Burns  Ellen  Mrs.  hairdresser,  130  Purchase,  h.  do. 
Burns  George,  stevedore,  h.  Everett  court,  E.  B. 
Burns  George  W.  coachman,  h.   1   East  street  pi. 
Burns  Henry,  mariner,  h.  N.  Grove,  c.  Fruit 
Burns  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Burns  James,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Burns  James,  laborer,  house  rear  80  Purchase 
Burns  James,  watchman,  h.  Colony 
Burns  James,  laborer,  h.  28  Thacher 
Burns  James,  laborer,  h.  rear  18  S.  Margin 
Burns  James,  26  Kilby,  house  Fifth,  cor.  K 
Burns  James,  tailor,  house  6  Oxford 
Burns  James  M.  house  6  Oliver  place 
Burns  Jefferson,  carpenter,  h.  11  Osborn  place 
Burns  John,  mason,  house  10  Charlestown 
Burns  John,  laborer,  house  18  Butolph 
Burns  John,  tailor,  boards  16  Williams 
Burns  John,  laborer,  house  Colony 
Burns  John,  paper  stainer,  house  r.  56  Portland 


BOSTON      [B]      DIRECTORY 


Bui'ns  John  Mrs.  house  174  Purchase 
Burns  John,  hiborer,  house  A,  cor.  Fourth. 
Burns  John,  tailor,  boards  11  Pitts 
Burns  Mary,  widow,  house  254  Hanover 
Burns  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  44  Eliot 
Burns  Michael,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  C 
Burns  Morgan,  laborer,  h.  rear  35G  Commercial 
Burns  Morris,  laborer,  house  Third,  near  D 
Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  house  9  Charlestown 
Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  22  N.  Russell 
Burns  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  Tyler  court 
Burns  Patrick,  boiler  maker,  house  A,  n.  Fourth 
Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  house  27  W.  Dedham 
Burns  Peter,  laborer,  house  38  S.  Margin 
Bums  Peter,  mason,  house  91  Tyler 
Burns  Sarah,  widow,  house  Camden  place 
Burns  Thos.  laborer,  hoiise  Sun  court  place 
Burns  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  2  Sullivan  place 
Burns  William,  laborer,  h.  Knceland,  n.  Utica 
Burns  William,  teamster,  h.  2  Thacher  court 
Burnside  Dan.  W.  clerk,  bds.  22  Lynde 
Burr  {Charles  C.)  &  Pollock  {Geo.  II.),  importers 

gloves  and  trimmings,  73  Milk 
Burr  Franklin,  181  Washington,  boards  15  Poplar 
Burr  George,  barber,  boards  16  Belknap 
Burr  Heman  M.  jr.,  thread  store,  225  Washington, 

boards  74  Summer 
Burr  Henry  S.  carpenter,  house  18  Brighton 
Burr  James,  waiter,  boards  16  Belknap 
Burr  John  M.  73  Milk,  boards  7  Suffolk  pi. 
Burr  Isaac  T.  73  Milk,  boards  74  Summer 
Burr  Lemuel,  hair  dresser,  65  Court,  h.  3  Southac 
Burr  Sarah,  house  16  Belknap 
Burr  Theop.  carpenter,  17  Blossom,  h.  15  Poplar 
Burr  Theophilus,  jr.  carpenter,   17  Blossom,  house 

3  Poplar  [24  Oak 

Buxrage  Alvah  A.   {Wilkinson,  Stetson,  ^  Co.),  h. 
Burrage  Cha's  H.  53  Milk,  bds.  5  Bussey  place 
Burrage  John,  carriage  maker,  h.  Swan,  n.  Ontario 
Burrage  Johnson  C.  51  Milk,  house  36  Edinboro' 
Burrage  Joseph  {William  BurrayeS^  Co.),  house  at 

W.  Cambridge 
Burrage  William  &  Co.  {Joseph  Biirrar/e  &;  L.  L. 

Hinds),  leather,  56  Fulton,  h.  5  Bussey  place 
Burrell  Ai-thur,  100  F.  H.  Market,  bds.  29  Friend 
Burrell  James,  piano-forte  maker,  416  Washington, 

house  at  Newton  Corner 
Burrell  Wm.  H.  shoe  maker,  boards  26  Ann 
Burridge  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  5  Knox 
Burridge  Nicholas,  baker,  81  Tremont,  house  do. 
Burrill  Alfred,  boards  Meridian,  c.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Burrill  Alfred  (G.  W.  Pniden  S^  Co.),  39  Hanover 
Burrill  A.  S.  {Hutchinson  ^  B.),  44  Commercial 
Burrill  Catherine  Mrs.  tailoress,  house  42  Lowell 
Burrill  Charles,  commission  merchant,  5  Chatham 

row,  house  at  Cambridgeport 
Burrill  Charles,  teamster,  h.  Monmouth,  E.  B. 
Burrill  Charles  (./.  cS-  C.  Burrill),  house  5  Canal 
Burrill  Ebenezer,  teamster,  house  Havi-e,  E.  B. 
Burrill  George,  27  Long  wharf,  house  at  Salem 
Burrill  John,  groceries.  Causeway,  c.  Lancaster 
Burrill  John,  provisions,  Beach,  corner  Tyler,  h. 

7  Oliver  place  [h.  at  Reading 

Burrill  John  &  Charles,  soapstone,  7  Charlestown, 
Burrill  John,  printer,  house  6  Auburn  court 
Burrill  Joseph   &    S.    groceries,    Meridian,    under 

Methodist  church,  h.  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Burrill  Maria,  principal  of  Hawes  Inst.,  Broadway 
Burrill  Martha  Miss,  house  199  Hanover 
Burrill  Mary  W.  Mrs.  h.  Meridian,  r.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Burrill  Seth.  boarding,  14  Lowell  [Meridian 

Burrill  Stephen  {J.  <Sf  .S.  Burrill),  h.  Monmouth,  n. 
Burrill  Warren,  12  Clinton,  house  at  Maiden 
Burrison  Gustavus,  eating  house,  276  Commercial, 

house  5  Battery 
Burrison  Wm.  caulker,  bds.  Maverick,  near  New 
Burroughs  Henry,  48  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Burroughs  Isaac  H.  job  wagon,   54  Washington, 

boards  9  Sudbury 
Burroughs  Nodiah,  trader,  h.  Church,  n.  Boylston 


Burrows  Benjamin  {J.  B.  Tremere  <Sf  Co.),  h.  474 

Commercial  [Livingston 

Burrows  Daniel,  restorator,  2  Wilson  lane,  house  8 
Burrows  James  C.  house  Third,  near  I 
Burrows  Richard,  mason,  house  246  Hanover 
Burrows  Stephen,  painter,  house  13  Tileston 
Burrows  William,  pilot,  h.  Webster,  near  Jeffries 
Bursley  Henry  (Sherburne  t\  B.),  h.  15  Nassau 
Burt  Charles  F.  boarding,  50  Fleet 
Burt  Cyrus,  ice  dealer,  house  Ontario 
Burt  James,  painter,  12  Water,  h.  at  S.  Reading 
Burt  Joseph,  upholsterer,  boards  2  Central  court 
Burt  Michael,  laborer,  house  4  Humphrey  place 
Burt  Mrs.  nurse,  house  26  Marion 
Burt  Reuben  W.  house  60  Billerica 
Burt  R.  y.  agent,  64  Commercial,  h.  Garden  ct.  st. 
Burt  Uri,  ale  and  porter,  64  Commercial 
Burton  A.  (Harvey  i^  Burtons),  h.  atE.  Cambridge 
Burton  Andrew  N.  clerk  65  Kilby,  b.  21  Purchase 
Burton  {Edward)   &   Hamblet   {James, jr.),   brass 

finishers,  15  Ilawley,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Burton  George,  seaman,  house  20  Butolph 
Burton  George,  waiter,  house  78  Essex 
Burton  Hazen  J.  clothing,  35  Merchants'  row,  h. 

at  Roxbury 
Burton  James  S.  twine  factory,  5th.  h.  F,  c.  Fifth 
Burton  John,  tailor,  house  9  Ohio  place 
Burton  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  Maverick,  n.  Paris 
Burton  Nahum  {Harcey  is  B.),  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Buitt  Charles  B.  blacksmith,  house  7  Maiden 
Burtt  Seth  F.  clerk  140  Court,  boards  133  do. 
Busby  Thomas,  house  5  Theatre  alley 
Busli  Francis  {Bent  &;  Bush),  house  at  Lowell 
Bush  {James  P.)   &  Wildes  {M.    B.),  commission 

merchants,  32  Milk,  house  78  Summer 
Bush  Jotham,  broker,  58  Long  wf.  h.  at  Brighton 
Bush  M.  T.  widow  of  Benjamin  W.  h.  26  Oak 
Buss  Asaph  E.  grocer,  22  Dover,  c.  Village,  h.  do. 
Buss  Samuel  L.  grocer.  Grove,  c.  May,  house  do. 
Buss  William,  sexton,  house  May,  corner  Grove 
Bussell  Jesse  P.  daguerreotypist,  h.  4  Arch   place 
Bussell  Wm.  C.  grocer,  Lowell,  c.  Minot,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Bussey  J.  F.  gunsmith,  house  8  Cooper 
Busteed  John,  tailor,  house  36  Billerica 
Buswell  A.  widow,  house  1  Rochester 
Buswell  Edwin  W.  book  keeper,   13  Congress,  h.  5 

McLean  ct. 
Butcher  Ann,  widow,  house  50  MjTtle 
Butcher  Charles,  mariner,  house  209  Broad 
Butcher  James,  boot  black,  house  17  May 
Butcher  (Jo/m/.)  &  Foster  (f.  .4.),  clothing,  300 

Ann,  house  302  do. 
Butland  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h.  42  Porter,  E.  B. 
Butler  Alexandei  S.  physician,  11  Sudbury 
Butler  Benjamin,   counsellor,   20   Court,   house  3 

Fayette  [ton,  E.  B. 

Butler  Benj.  F.    {H.  T.  Butler  &  Co.),   h.  Piince- 
Butler  Catharine,  house  rear  89  iEssex 
Butler  Charles  H.  &  Co.   {Robert  SmM),  grocers, 

185  Hanover,  house  6  N.  Bcnnct 
Butler  David,  laborer,  house  33  Oneida  [Pitts 

Butler  Dewitt  C.  {Butler,  Nowell,  8^  Co.),  house  25 
Butler  Ehcr  R.  3  Long  wharf,  house  154  Tyler 
Butler  Edward,  blacksmith,  house  Paris,  E.  B. 
Butler  Edward,  laborer,  house  9  Belmont 
Butler  Edward,  laborer,  house  44  Vine 
Butler  Edward  K.  59  Milk 
Butler  Eliza,  upholsteress,  h.  5  N.  Bennet 
Butler  Franklin,  mariner,  house  2d,  near  D       [ter 
Butler  Frederick  {J.  *  F.  Butler),  bds.  at  Dorches- 
Butlcr  George,  laborer,  house  foot  Mt.  Vernon 
Butler  Henry  T.  &  Co.  {B.  F.  Butler),    stoves,   32 

Union,  house  Central  square,  E.  Boston 
Butler  James,  laborer,  house  1  Utica 
Butler  James    &    Frederick,    file    manufacturers. 

Foundry  st.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Butler  James,  laborer,  house  1  Ivennard  avenue 
Butler  James,  hardware,  13  Dock  square,  house  12 

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Butler  John,  blacksmith,  house  10  Wash,  square 
Butler  John,  laborer,  house  Olive  place 
Butler  John  A.  printer,  boards  290  Fourth 
Butler  John  G.  clerk,  U  Broad,  boards  9  Elm 
Butler  John  H.  teach.  Brimmer  School,  b.  4-1  Essex 
Butler  John  R.  machinist,  house  Silver,  near  C 
Butler  Joseph,  laborer,  house  Third,    near  A 
Butler  Joseph  N.  jobber,  house  6  Brighton  ct. 
Butler  Joseph  W.  waiter,  h.  6  Brighton  court 
Butler  Josiah,  teacher,  boards  2.^  Central  court 
Butler  (Josiah  IF.),  Nowell  {J.  A.),  &  Co.    (D.  C. 

Butler),  W.  I.  goods,  11  Canal  bl'k,  house  92 

Chambers 
Butler  La  Fayette,  boards  7  Franklin 
Butler  Matthew,  boarding  house,  16  Williams 
Butler  Nathaniel,  mason,  house  lo4  Tyler 
Butler  Newell,  laborer,  house  2  N.  Hudson 
Butler  Onneon,  laborer,  h.  Bennington,  E.  Boston 
Butler  O.  W.  carpenter,  boards  60  Federal 
Butler  Patrick,  laborer,  house  14  Wash,  square 
Butler  Peter,  jr.  [Proctor  S;  B.),   house  Bowdoin, 

opp.  Ashburton  place 
Butler  Reuben  M.  clerk,  boards  3  Fayette 
Butler  Robert,  clerk,  boards  8  Channing 
Butler  Robert,  house  Saratoga,  E.  Boston 
Butler  Robert,  waiter  at  33  Summer 
Butler  Samuel,  book  keeper,  boards  7  Winter 
Butler  Simeon,  laborer,  house  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Butler  Thomas,  laborer,  house  5  New  Cross 
Butler  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  near  Cottage 
Butler  Timothy,  laborer,  house  1  Kennard  av. 
Butler  Wm.  laborer,  r.  Athens,  near  Turnpike 
Butman  Asa  O.  night  police  officer,  h.  34  Blossom 
Butman  Daniel,  clerk,  boards  3  North  Charles 
Butman  Edw.  crockery,  443  Wash.  h.  12  Piedmont 
Butmarf  Edward  E.  boards  22  Albany 
Butman  George  F.  {Levi  A.  Dowley  <Sr  Co.),  57  Pearl 
Butman  Lucy  W.  boarding,  22  Albany 
Butman  Mehitable,  widow,  house  11  Piedmont 
Butman  Wm.  C.  P.  hair  dresser,  8  Batterymarch,  h. 

11  Piedmont 
Butman  Wm.  C.  barber,  boards  11  Piedmont 
Butnam  Francis  C.  15  Commercial,  h.  at  Salem 
Butrick  Edward,  coach  driver,  house  r.  730  Wash. 
Butrick  George  R.  cabidriver,  house  99  Friend 
Buttamore  Mary,  widow,  rear  45  Congress 
Buttemore  Dennis,  laborer,  house  229  Broad 
Butten  Frederick,  laborer,  house  44  South 
Butteriield  Alfred,  b.  8  Cooper  [and  90  Blackstone 
Butterfield  Daniel  S.  refreshments,  11  Market  sq. 
Butterfield  Frederic  P.  lodging  house,  88  Blackst'e 
Butterfield  George,  house  9  Bond 
Butterfield  Gideon  P.  88  Blackstone 
Butterfield  Henry  J.  h.  46  Cross  [con,  b.  Hano'r  H. 
Butterfield  Henry  T.  grocer,  1  Merrimac,  c.  Dea- 
Butterfield  Isaac,  carpenter,  house  3  Thacher 
Butterfield  James  M.  70  F.  H.  Mar.  b.  at  Charlest'n 
Butterfield  John  M.  trader,  house  14  Kneeland 
Butterfield  Jonathan,  printer,  boards  59  High 
Butterfield  {Samuel),  Winn  {Charles  G.),  &  Pitts 

(Lemuel),  93  F.  H.  M'ket,h.  at  W.  Cambridge 
Butterfield  Sidney,  truckman,  h.  3  Canal   [Chelsea 
Butterfield  Simeon,  fish  and  oil,  24.;^  Long  wf.  h.  at 
Butterfield  Stephen,  coach  smith,  81  Federal 
Butters  A.  H.  23  Shoe  and  Leather,  h.  at  Medford 
Butters'  Express,  27  North  Market 
Butters  Isaac  H.  house  Fourth,  near  K 
Butters  Lucinda,  Mrs.  nurse,  6  North  Bennet 
Butters  William,  house  Fourth,  n.  K    [Fifth,  n.  K 
Butters  Wm.  A.  (Phillips,  Sampson,  <Sf  Co.).  house 
Butterworth  Gardner  B.  stone  cutter,  b.  58  South 
Button  AVm.  B.  millinery,  147  Wash.  b.  Marlb.  Hot. 
Buttrick  Abiel,  h.  7  Sheafe    [Elm,  h.  at  Somerville 
Buttrick  (C/^nr/es)  &  Cobb   (Baxter),  leather,  21 
Buttrick  Cyrus  &  Co.  (T.  Conery),  truckmen,  17 

Broad  and  2")  Commercial  wf.  h.  212  Hanover 
Butts  Charles  G.  printer,  2  School,  b.  at  Chelsea 
Butts  Edwin  (G.  Butts  *  Son),  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Butts  {Geor.'/e)  &  Son  {Edwin),  painters,  Marginal, 

house  Webster,  E.  B. 


12 


Butts  Isaac  R.  printer,  2  School,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Buxton  Achacy,  widow,  house  8  Franklin 
Buxton  Adna,  engineer,  house  rear  190  Fourth 
Buxton  Joseph,  jr.  insp.  Cust.  H.  h.  Sumner,  E,  B. 
Buxton  Peter,  fruit,  &c.  Portland,  c.  Deacon 
Buxton  Steph.  boots  &  shoes,  5  Lewis,  E.  B.  h.  6  do. 
Buxton  William,  house  40  Kingston 
Buzzell  George,  boards  11  Indiana 
Buzzell  John  T.  painter,  40  Congress,  h.  Bradford 
Byam  (E.)  &  Pearson  (/.£.),  match  manuf.  66  Un- 
ion, boards  Merrimac  House 
Byam  Ephr.  L.  truckman,  h.  N.  Margin,  c.  Thacher 
Byam  John  N.  brass  finisher,  boards  20  Poplar 
Bvfield  James,  laborer,  h.  5  Graphic  court 
Byram  Henry  0.  printer,  house  14  Butolph 
Byram  Noah  C.  &  Co.  (O.  J.  Faxon),  coffee  factory, 
21  Blackstone,  house  1  Taylor  [I  'J'aylor 

Byram  Robert  J.  locksmith,  21  Blackstone,  house 
Byram  Reuben,  mason,  h.  Centre,  E.  B. 
Byrn  Patrick,  shoe  maker,  house  17  Columbia 
Byrne  (Ef/)ti3?Y/)  &  Megreth   (John),  furniture,  52 
Federal,  h^use  78  Warren        [h.  10  Rochester 
Byrne  James,  stair  build'r,  Trem't,  n.  R.  R.  b'dge, 
Byrne  James,  grocer,  Mav'ck,  c.  Havre,  h.  do.  E.B. 
Bvrne  James  S.  grocer,  Maverick,  c.  Havre,  h.  do. 
Byrne  Mary  Mrs.  5Sturgis  place 
Byrne  Patrick,  tailor,  house  3  Snowhill 
Bvrnes  Fred.  D.  plumber,  4  Howard,  b.  9  do. 
Byrnes  James,  laborer,  house  C,  cor.  Fifth 
Bvrnes  John,  housewright,  h.  3J  Washington  sq. 
Byrnes  Martin,  laborer,  house  Swan 
Byrnes  Mary  C.  boarding,  112  Fourth 
Byrnes  Patrick,  moulder,  b.  Sumner,  c.  Havre 
Byrnes  William  M.  sec.  Franklin  Ins.  Co. 44  State, 
h.  at  Charlestown     [up  stairs,  h.  125  Hanover 
Byron  Calvin,  band  box  manufac.  4  Diamond  bl'k, 
Byron  Daniel,  watch  maker,  76  Broad,  h.  Chelsea, 
E.  B.  •        [house  Chelsea,  do. 

Byron  Joseph  C.  watch  maker,  5  Lewis,  East  Bost. 
Byus  Peter,  clothes  cleaner,  34  Portland 
Bywaters  Michael,  tailor,  house  2  Commercial 

CABLER  GODFREY,  engineer,  h.  11  Brookline 
Cabot  Edward,  ship  broker,  3  Mer.  Exch'ge,  State, 

house  10  West  Cedar  [66  Pinckney 

Cabot  Edward  C.   architect,   19   Tremont  row,  h. 
Cabot  Frederick,  treasurer  Kennebec  and  Norway 

Plains  Co's,  25  Doane,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Cabot  George,  boards  Tremont  House  [sea 

Cabot  Henry,  sign  paint'r,  86  Bl'kstone,  h.  at  Chel- 
Cabot  Henry,  house  10  Winthrop  place 
Cabot  Joseph,  gilder,  house  8  Pitts 
Cabot  J.  Eliot,  counsellor,  house  9  Temple  place 
Cabot  Richard  C.  20  Court,  house  40  Summer 
Cabot  Samuel,  house  9  Temple  place 
Cabot  Samuel,  jr.  physician,  house  17  Winter 
Cabot  Stephen,  boards  16  Kneeland 
Caddick  Ann  Mrs.  house  rear  F^irst.  near  K 
Cades  Wm.  H.  56  Chatham,  house  at  Somerville 
Cadmus  John  E.  hair  dresser.  Court,  cor.  Hanover, 

house  at  Cambridgeport  [Warren 

Cadmus  Wm.  H.  hair  dresser,  247  Wash,  house  86 
Cadogan  John,  h'dcartm'n,  h.  Thach'r  av.  n.  Coop'r 
CadyEbenezer  E.  counsellor,  7  Court  square 
Cady  John,  machinist,  h.  Colony  [18  Hanover  pi. 
Cady  (  Wm.  A.)  &  McLean  (Roland),  cabinet  mak's, 
Cadv  Wm  G..  Mansion  House,  95  Hanover 
Cahill  Catherine,  widow,  house  3  East  [E.B. 

Cahill  Cornelius,  shipwright,  h.  Havre,  n.  Mav'ck, 
Cahill  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  3  Sweetser  court 
Cahill  John,  piano-foite  maker,  b.  Utica  House 
Cahill  INIatthew,  laborer,  h.  3  French  pi.   [Atkinson 
Cahill  Michael,  printer,  16  Devonshire,  house  21 
Cahill  Michael,  daguerrean,  b.  8  Mason 
Cahill  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Maverick,  n.  Liverpool 
Cahill  Thomas  (J.  Earle,jr.  &  Co  ),  h.  4  Derne 
Cahoe  Garret,  laborer,  h.  opp.  230  Harrison  avenue 
Cain  Christopher,  provis'n  store  and  h.  I,  n.  Third 
Cain  Ellen,  widow,  house  7  Canal 
Cam  Henry,  laborer,  house  24  Prince 


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BOSTON      [C]      DIKECTOKY 


Cain  Hugh,  refreshni'ts,  39  Merrimac,  h.  52  Leve't 
Cain  James,  grocer,  25  Prince 
Cain  James,  grocer,  82  Endicot 
Cain  John,  laborer,  house  21  Piedmont 
Cain  John,  founder,  house  Silver,  near  C 
Cain  John,  pedler,  house  Plymouth 
Cain  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  C 
Cain  Patrick,  laborer,  house  31  Oneida 
Cain  Patrick,  laborer,  2  Hamilton  alley 
Cain  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  281  Ann 
Cain  Patrick,  laborer,  house  7  Canal 
Cain  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  6  North  Grove 
Cain  Thomas,  laborer,  house  8  Adams  place 
Cain  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Thacher  avenue 
Cain  Thomas,  jr.  carpenter,  house  15  Vine 
Cains  Joseph,  liouse  Second,  corner  B 
Cains  Thomas,  glass  manuf.  h.  Second,  c.  B 
Cains  William,  glass  blower,  h.  46  B 
Calder  Albert  L.  clerk,  138  Wash.  b.  8  Allston 
Calder  John  W.  house  16  Garden 
Calder  Wm.  type  founder,  house  6  Sudbury 
Caldicott  Samuel,  161  Wash.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Caldicott  Thomas  F.  Rev.  h.  6  Crescent  pi.     [coin 
Caldwell  Chas.  prop.  Beach  st.  Museum,  h.  34  Lin- 
Caldwell  Henry  Lewis,  boards  19  Oak 
Caldwell  Hezekiah,  book  keeper,  house  14  Eliot 
Caldwell  Humphrey  P.  furniture,  14  Atkinson,  h. 
77  Bedford  [and  41  Southao 

Caldwell  Isaac,  Southern  and  Bay  State  House,  93 
Caldwell  James,  19  Sudbury,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Caldwell  James  A.  house  7  Ringgold 
Caldwell  Mrs.  mantau  maker,  59  Temple 
Caldwell  Nathaniel,  clerk,  boards  6  Fleet 
Caldwell  Seth,  I  City  wf.  boards  7  La  Grange  place 
Caldwell  {Timothy  B.)  &  Lovett  (G.  W.),  hosiery, 

&c.  385  Washington,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Caldwell  Thomas  G.  {Simpson  S;  Co.),  b.  20  Bulfinch 
Caldwell  Wm.  S.  com.  mer.  5  and  6  Lewis  wharf, 
boards  Marlboro'  Hotel  [h.  23  Allen 

Calef  H.  G.  K.  com.  mer.  &  w'gher,  5  &  6  Lewis  wf. 
Calef  Hiram,  clerk,  house  45  Myrtle 
Calef  James  A.  clerk,  5  Lewis  wf.  b.  Ill  Fourth 
Calef  Jonathan  S.  physician,  141  Broadway,  c.  C 
Calef  William  S.  watchman,  house  19  Andover 
Calfe  Alden  D.  hack  driver,  b.  41  Purchase 
Calfe  Joseph,  livery  stable,  74  High,  h.  41  Purchase 
Calhoun  Charles,  clerk  of  Senate,  h.  11  Kneeland 
Calhoun  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  b.  5  Kellam  pi. 
Calhoun  William,  laborer,  h.  r.  Everett,  n.  Lamson 
Calhoun  Wm.  B.,  Secretary  of  State,  State  House, 

house  at  Springfield 
Calkins  C.  W.  physician,  house  147  Pleasant 
Call  Abraham,  trader,  boards  18  Hanover 
Call  Charles  H.  apothecary,  1  Bowdoin  square 
Call  H.  E.  49  Milk,  boards  40  Essex 
Call  James  F.  clerk,  boards  18  Hanover 
Call  {John  M.)  &  Tuttle  {T.  IF.),  mer.  tailors,  121 

Washington,  house  49  Pleasant 
Call  John  R.  cooper,  house  25  Brookline 
Call  Jonathan,  cash.  State  Bank,  h.  at  Charlesto'n 
Call  Moses  H.  flour  dealer,  40  Com'l,  h.  2  Decatur 
Callagan  Chas.  at  freight  house  B.  and  W.  Railr'ad, 

boards  75  Curve 
Callagan  John,  laborer,  house  15  Bartlett 
Callaghan  Edward,  laborer,  h.  r.  378  Commercial 
Callahan  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  Washington  sq. 
Callahan  Daniel  O.  teamster,  house  2  Carney  place 
Callahan  Dennis,  teamster,  house  3  Carney  place 
Callahan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  320  Ann 
Callahan  Edward,  blacksmith,  house  Gold,  near  B 
Callahan  Edward,  packer,  house  6  Lucas  place 
Callahan  James,  blacksmith,  house  37  Oneida 
Callahan  James,  junk,  301  Com'l 
Callahan  James,  laborer,  h.  Clark  alley 
Callahan  John,  laborer,  house  r.  150  Hanover 
Callahan  John,  house  rear  28  Pleasant 
Callahan  John,  peddler,  house  22  Atkinson 
Callahan  Michael,  carpenter,  house  29  ^Atkinson 
Callahan  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  29  Cross 
Callahan  Nicholas,  laborer,  h.  8  Butolph 


Callahan  Owen,  grocer,  74  Atkinson,  house  do. 
Callahan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  21  E.  Orange 
Callahan  Patrick,  pedler,  house  22  Atkinson 
Callahan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  5  Lehigh        [Sea 
Callahan  Timo.blacksmitli,  Sea,  n.  bridge,  h.  128 
Callahan  Timothy,  carpenter,  house  14  Cove 
Callahan  Timothy,  carpenter,  house   29   Atkinson 
Callahan  William,  laborer,  h.  243  Ann 
Callanan  Catharine,  widow,  h.  70  South      [9  High 
Callender  Benjamin,  {Wm.  T.  Eitstis  cS-  Co.),  house 
Callander  Benj.  F.  45  India  wharf,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Callender  Catharine  F.  W.  Mrs.  house  52  Prince 
Callender  Charles  A.  7  School,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Callender  Charles  S.,  Globe  Bank,  house  5  Green 
Callender  Geo.  &  Co.  (//.  Lord),  42  Central  wharf, 

house  9  High 
Callender    Hannah    G.,    Shakspeare     Library,    7 

School,  house  at  Cambridge 
Callender  Henry  {Xash,  C.  if  Co.),  h.  9  High 
Callender  John  Mrs.  h.  10  Harrison  avenue 
Callender  John  B.  house  97  Hudson 
Callender  Joseph  Mrs.  house  5  J^li'erson  place 
Callender  Joseph  B.  63  Kilby,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Callender  Joseph,  jr.  Granite  Bank,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Callender  Richard  B.  house  9  High 
Callender  Wm.  broker,  h.  100  Charles 
Callender  Wm.  B.  h.  5  Green  [Dorchester 

Callender  Wm.  B.  jr.  oil  manuf.  72  Atkinson,  h.  at 
Calnahan  James,  laborer,  h.  4  Utica  place 
Calpin  Patrick,  grocer,  170  Ann,  house  do. 
Calrow  Thomas  B.  clerk  77  Wash.  b.  3  Franklin 
Calrow  F.  H.  clerk,  bds.  3  Bowdoin  square 
Calrow  John  G.  {Calroio  iV  Co.),  mer.  tailor,  Han- 
over, cor.  Elm,  bds.  3  Bowdoin  square 
Calrow  Joseph,  house  28  Snowhill  [E.  B . 

Calrow  Wm.  H.  stationery, Maverick  sq.  h. Webster, 
Calvert  Abraham,  tinsmith,  house  18  East 
Cambridge  Frederick,  harness  and  trunk  maker,  h. 
3  Madison  place  [ington  sq. 

Cambridge   Wm.   housewright,  h.   27   1-2   Wash- 
Cameron  Hannah  Mrs.  diess  maker,  r.  51  Salem 
Cameron  James,  33  Cambridge 
Cameron  John,  carpenter,  house  19  Pitts 
Cameron  Judith,  house  111  Charles 
Cameron  Wm.  machinist,  h.  Fifth,  near  F 
Camford  Edward,  stone  cutter,  bds.  26  Oswego 
Camp  (IF.  .4.)  &  Edwards  (P.),  stoves,  29  Union, 

house  at  Newton  Corner 
Campbell  Alexander,  house  6  Pleasant 
Campbell  Alexander,  house  7  Commercial      [mont 
Campbell  Alexander,  jilasterer,  h.  Eliot,  near  Tre- 
Campbell  Alexander  S.  house  93  Summer 
Campbell  A.  R.  temperance  eating  house,  5,  7,  and 

8,  Wilson  lane,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Campbell   Benj.  F.    daguerreotj'pist,  69   Hanover, 
house  2  Standish  place  [house  4  Pine 

Campbell  Benjamin  F.  {Gilmore,  Harwood  Sf  Co.), 
Campbell  Catharine,  dress  maker,  h.  12  Green 
Campbell  Charles  R.  house  10  Townsend  place 
Campbell  Columbus  M.  blacksmith,  b.  84   Federal 
Campbell  Daniel  W.  tailor,  house  95  Endicot 
Campbell  Diana,  widow,  house  2  Vine 
Campbell  Edward,  clerk,  b.  7  Kneeland  pi. 
Campbell  Edward,  laborer,  house  97  Nashua 
Campbell  Frances,  dress  maker,  bds.  7  Maple  place 
Campbell  Henry  H.  {J.  H.  Locke  <.V  Co.),  house  at 

Chelsea 
Campbell  Hiram,  hatter,  bds.  National  House 
Campbell  Isaac  S.  {Jude  Snow,  ^  Co.\,  bds.  Frank- 
lin House 
Campbell  Isaac  W.  baker,  house  60  Atkinson 
Campbell  James,  machinist,  house  12  Kentle 
Campbell  James,  teamster,  house  217  Ann 
Campbell  James,  grocer,  Harrison  av.  n.  S.  May 
Campbell  James,  Ijoiler  maker,  h.  Colony      [E.  B. 
Campbell  Jas.  machinist,  h.  Webster,  c.  Cottage 
Campbell  Jas.  boiler  maker,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Campbell  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  18  N.  Bennet 
Campbell  Jeremiah,  victualling,  46  N.  Market,  h. 
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BOSTON      [C]      DIRECTORY 


91 


Campbell  John,  jeweller,  34  Wash.  h.  28  Portland 
Campbell  John,  laborer,  house  217  Ann         [Salem 
Campbell  John,  provisions,     185   Hanover,  h.  99 
Campbell    John,    band   box    manuf.     69   Hanover 
Campbell  John,  laborer,  h.  A,  n.  Third 
Campbell  John  M.  tailor,  h.  17  Nashua 
Campbell  John  M.  printer,  h.  138  Cambridge 
Campbell  John  R.  grocer,  7  Cross,  house  do. 
Campbell  Margaret,  laundress,  5  Canibr.   st.    Arch 
Campbell  Marv,  dress  maker,  Belknap,  c.  Myrtle, 

bds.  49  Belknap 
Campbell  Michael,  laborer,  house  Porter,  E.  B. 
Campbell  Neil,  tailor,  house  44  Nashua     [Eliot  pi. 
Campbell  Oscar,  fruit  and  cigars,  151    Wash.    h.  2 
Campbell  Owen,  stoves  &  grates,  90  Warren,  h.  do. 
Campbell  Patrick,  house  rear  26  Belknap 
Campbell  Peter  S.  boiler  maker,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Campbell  Philip,  laborer,  h.  Bremen,  E.  B. 
Campbell  Russell  B.  stone  cutter,  h.  7  Kneelandpl. 
Campbell  Thomas,  Secretary  of  (^State's  office,  bds. 

115  Harrison  avenue 
Campbell  Thomas  J.  truckman,  house  42  Nashua 
Campbell  Tristram,  100  State 

Campbell  Tunis,  waiter,  h.  3  Sduthae  ct.  [pi. 

Campbell  Wm.  (//.  Doherty  i^Co.),  h.  lOTownsend 
Campbell  William,  bds.  31  Salem 
Campbell  Wm.  A.  laborer,  house  8  May 
Campbell  Wm.  C.  sailmaker,  bds.    19   Commercial 
Campbell  Wm.  E.  laborer,  b.  LiverpoQl,n.  Maverick 
Campbell  Wra.  J.  confectioner,  h.  29  Purchase 

Campbell machinist,  h.  328  Fourth 

Canary  James,  laborer,  h.  54  Kneeland  [E.  B. 

Canary  Michael,   laborer,  h.  Bremen,    n.  Sumner, 
Candler  John  W.  {Hovetj,  Hill  of  Co.),  h.  34  Carver 
Candler  Susan,  house  34  Carver 
Caneday  Betsey  L.  teacher,  bds.  29  May 
Caneday  Chas.  E.  book  keeper,  b.  29  Piedmont 
Caneday  Vera,  shoe  maker,  42  Beach, h.  29  Piedmont 
Canfield  Charles  H.  Rev.  house  24  Marion 
CanfiU  Michael,  mariner,  h.  10  Oliver 
Cann  Henry,  mariner,  house  Liverpool,   E.  B. 
Cannada  William,  truckman,  h  4  Sears  place 
Canney  John,  clerk,  h.  Maverick,  c.  Paris 
Canney  Patrick,  house  15  Morton 
Canney  Wm.  carpenter,  h.  70  Nashua 
Canning  .James,  h.  Hooton  court,  E.  B. 
Canning  Samuel,  laborer,  h.  8  Adams  place 
Canning  Wm.  mason,  house  5  Southac 
Cannon  Andrew,  laborer,  house  5  Battery 
Cannon  Clarissa,  widow,  h.  6  N.  Charles 
Cannon  Francis,  laborer,  h.  486  Commercial 
Cannon  George  {SMiHcvant,    Edwards,  &;  Co.),   h. 
Border,  E.  B.  [h.  at  E.  Cambridge 

Cannon  John,  daguerrian  artist,  2  Blanchard's  blk. 
Cannon  John,  laborer,  house  2  Seabury  place 
Cannon  Marsena,    daguerreotypist,  123   Washing- 
ton, house  6  Lowell  ct. 
Cannon  Michael,  laborer,  house  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Cannon  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  near  27  Atkinson 
Cannon  Patrick,  laborer,  house  41  Endicot 
Cannon  Patrick,  laborer,  house  42  Tine 
Caijovan  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  67  Atkinson 
Conovan  Edward,  laborer,  house  18  Oneida 
Canovan  James,  laborer,  house  199  Ann 
Canovan  Morris,  laborer,  h.  2  Langdon  place 
Canovan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  1  Church  place 
Canterbury   Charles  {Ttirell,   Brothers),  boards    1 

Tremont  place 
Canterbury  Charlotte  S.  widow,  house  2  Tileston 
Canty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  90  Sea 
Canty  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  8  Orange  lane 
Canty   Timothy,  laborer,  house  Humphrey   place 
Capen  Abby,  dry  goods,  155  Court,  h.  at  Newton 
Capen  Barnard,  clerk,  bds.  K,  corner  Ninth 
Capen  Edward,  bds.  2  Bowdoin  [Bowdoin  sq. 

Capen  Edward  W.    {George   Ilill,    &    Co.),  bds.  7 
Capen  Francis  L.  teacher,"  339  Washington,  bds.  8 

Central  court 
Capen  Frederic  W.  merchant,  65  Commercial   wf. 
house  at  Newton 


Capen  Geo.  O.  (Mitchell  &;  C),  house  40  Porter 

Capen  Harriet  C.  house  16  High 

Capen  Henry  G.  127  State,  house  147  Pleasant 

Capen  John,  12Bromfield,  h.  K,  cor.  Ninth 

Capen  John,  house  13  Sullivan  place 

Capen  Josiah  &  Son  {Josiah  A.),  curled  hair,  164 

Tyler,  h.  2  Tyler 
Capen  Josiah  A.  (/.  Capen  iS,  Son),  h.  Gold,  n.   F 
Capen  Lemuel  Rev.  h.  K,  corner  Ninth 
Capen  Margaret  F.  Mrs.  house  74  Bedford 
Capen  Moses  L.  blacking  manuf.  h.  F,  c.  Sixth 
Capen  Nahum,  78  Washington,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Capen  Oliver,  express,  16  State,  house  at  Dedham 
Capen  {Oliver)  &  Co.  (J.  D.  Clapp,  &;  T.  Barroios, 

jr.),  coal  and  hay,  Packard's  wf.  220  Broad 
Capen  Phineas,  Probate  office,  h.  at  Medford 
Capen  Robert,  physician,  house  42  Tyler 
Capen  Samuel  C.  grocer,  38  Sea,  h.  46  Sea 
Capen  AVilliam,  boots,  shoes,  and  leather,  29  Broad, 

house  at  Jamaica  plain 
Capen  Wm.  W.  45  Milk 

Capen  Wm.  W. {Green &;  C),  boards  6  Hayward  pi. 
Capper  Harry,  plumber,  boards  30  Portland 
Caraher  Eugene,  grocer.  Second,  n.  F,  house  do. 
Carberry  Patrick,  clothing,  Maverick  sq.  h.  do. 
Carbrey  James,  pedler,  house  63  Atkinson 
Carbrey  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  184  Hanover 
Carbrey  Robert,  pedler,  house  63  Atkinson    ■ 
Carbrey  Wm.  trader,  house  Tyler  court 
Carcaraore  John  B.  Mrs.  house  Webster,  E.  B. 
Cardell  James,  teamster,  house  rear  65  Eliot 
Cardwell  Mary  A.  widow,  house  rear  14  Wall 
Carew  Joseph,  sculptor,  house  276  Tremont 
Carew  (Joseph)  &  Brother  ( Thomas),  sculptors,  143 

Har.  av.  house  276  Tremont 
Carew  Thomas  {Joseph  &:  Brother),  143  Harrison  av. 
Carey  Daniel,  laborer,  house  42  Vine 
Carey  Edward,  carpenter,  house  95  Fourth 
Carey  Hugh,  tailor,  Quincy  Hall,  h.  26  May 
Carey  James,  laborer,  house  Sumner  pi.  E.  B. 
Carey  {James  F.)  &  Wilson  {Robert),  boot  makers, 

12  Boylston,  house  470  Washington 
Carey  John,  mariner,  house  21  Oliver 
Carey  .John,  cooper,  house  5  East 
Carey  John,  laborer,  house  83  Kneeland 
Carey  John,  waiter,  house  5  Sweetser  ct.     [avenue 
Carey  Matthew,  teamster,  h.  Northampton,  n.  Har. 
Carey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  75  Kneeland 
Carey  Peter,  colorer,  8  Province,  h.  42  Carver 
Carey  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  24  Hamilton 
Carey  Willard,  omnibus  driver,  h.  2  Canton  st.  pi. 
Carg'ill  Elizabeth  D.  widow,  h.   4  Harmony  court 
Carlan  Andrew,  grocer,  66  Endicot,  house  do. 
Garland  Andrew,  trader,  h.  opposite  19  Oliver 
Garland  Ellen,  house  11  Oliver 
Garland  Michael,  baker,  house  2  Eliot  place 
Carles  Peter,  hair  dresser,  6  N.  sq.  h.  2  Moon 
Garleton  Dudley  B.  clerk,  51  Pearl,  h.  r.  585  Wash. 
Garleton  John  G.  W.  H.  bootmak.  h.  6  Fayette  ct. 
Garleton  Samuel  (.V.  Metcalf  if  Co.),  h.  at  Maiden 
Garleton  Silas,  house  94  Chambers 
Garleton  Thos.  P.  fruit,  30  Wash.  b.  4  Staniford  pi. 
Garleton  William,  lamp  manufacturer,   12  Beach, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Carley  H.  D.  broker,  28  Sudbury 
Carley  John,  laborer,  house  12  Sister 
Carley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  164  P'ourth 
Carlin  Brien,  grocer,  14  Batterymarch,  h.  do. 
Garlin  John,  tailor,  h.  4  North  Hanover  cotnt 
Carlin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  56  Kneeland 
Carlin  Philip,  laborer,  house  5  1-2  Cross 
Carline  Thomas,  laborer,  house  27  Minot 
Carling  G.  fancy  glass  blower,  b.  9  Brattle  square 
Carlisle  Geo.  provisions,  241  Ann,  h.  2  Lathrop  pi. 
Carlisle  Ira,  carpenter,  bds.  4  Fort  avenue 
Carlisle  John,  Boylston  Market,  b.  8  La  Grange  pi. 
Carlisle  Joseph,  nier.  broker,  145  Sea,  boards  8  La 

Grange  pi. 
Carlisle  Sarah,  boarding  h.  8  La  Grange  place 
Carlisle  William  A.  painter,  h.  28  Nashua 


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Carll  Samuel  F.  {Bradbury,  Harmon  S;  Co.),  bds. 

Hanover  House 
Carlon  James,  tailor,  house  23  Morton 
Carlow  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Second,  corner  B 
Carlson  Lydia  A.  Mrs.  boarding,  h.  221  Ann    [bl'k 
Carlton  Alexander,  carriage  builder,  h.  1  Newman's 
Carlton  Catherine,  widow,  h.  1  Hancock  row 
Carlton  Daniel  F.  boots  and  shoes,  297  Washing- 
ton, house  at  Dorchester 
Ciirlton  Guy,  47  State 

Carlton  Elbridge  G.  133  Milk,  boards  55  Summer 
Carlton  Hiram  A.  express  wagon,  7  State,  h.  rear 

2i0  Hanover 
Carlton  John,  ear  builder,  house  4  Madison  place 
Carlton  John,  cabinet  maker,  b.  3  La  Grange  pi. 
Carlton  John  K.  cooper,  1  Lewis  wharf,  h.  Sumner, 

cor.  London,  E.  B.  [A  and  B 

Carlton  Wm.  handcartman,   house  Silver,  between 
Carman  Stephen,  laborer,  house  17  Adams 
Carmichael  James,  laborer,  h.  rear  51  Prince 
Carmichael  James,  mason,  house  8  Tileston 
Carmichael  John,  carpenter,  house  68  Atkinson 
Garners  Edward,  laborer,  house  66  Endicot 
Carnes  Abigail,  widow,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Carnes  Charles  H.  F.  laborer,  house  11  Oneida 
Carnes  Daniel,  blacksmith,  house  60  Atkinson 
Carnes  Edward  &  Co.  (Lorinr/  Chess/nan),  riggers, 

Fulton,  cor.  Cross,  house  11  Hull 
Carnes  Henry,  tailor,  68  Court,  h.  at  Maiden 
Carnes  James,  hatter,  house  27  Morton 
Carnes  James,  shoe  maker,  bds.  12  Columbia 
Carnes  Joshua  A.  b.  Webster,  c.  Terrace   pi.  E.  B. 
Carnes  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  5  Suffolk 
Carnes  Mary  Jane,  dress  maker,  bds.  5  Suffolk  pi. 
Carnes  Rachel  Mrs.  house  3  Hull 
Carnes  Sarah  A.  widow  of  George  S.  h.  14  Cooper 
Carnes  Wm.  R.  {Heyicood  ^  C),  h.  175  Hanover 
Carney  {Andrew)  &  Sleeper'( JacoS),  40  Ann,  h.  57 

Summer 
Carney  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  Orleans,  E.  B. 
Carney  Barney,  laborer,  house  rear  90  Federal 
Carney  Barney,  laborer,  house  95  Endicot 
Carney  Daniel,  stone  cutter,  h.  7  Lawrence  place 
Carney  Daniel,  laborer,  house  606  Washington 
Carney  Daniel,  laborer,  90  Broad 
Carney  Francis,  laborer,  house  98  Broad 
Carney  Henry,  laborer,  house  14  Cyprus 
Carney  Henry,  laborer,  house  Cottage,  E.  Boston 
Carney  James,  laborer,  house  rear  114  Sea 
Carney  John,  stone  cutter,  house  7  Pearl  place 
Carney  John,  laborer,  143  Broad 
Carney  John,  teamster,  house  rear  24  Prince 
Carney  Josiah  W.  machinist,  h.  Havre,  E.  Boston 
Carney  Margaret,  widow,  h.  7  Lawrence  place 
Carney  Michael,  laborer,  9  Essex  place 
Carney  Michael,  laborer,  h.  2  Crescent  court 
Carney  Michael,  tailor,  h.  Commercial,  n.  Charter 
Carney  Michael,  laborer,  house  143  Broad 
Carney  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  h.  7  Lawrence  place 
Carney  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Fulton,  n.  Lewis 
Carney  William,  laborer,  90  Broad 
Carney  William,  blacksmith, 'h.  60  Atkinson 
Caro  Bernhard,  chiropedist,  5  Franklin 
Carovan  James,  tailor,  house  20  Hamilton  [pi. 

Carpenter  Albert,  piano-forte  maker,  b.  8  Hayward 
Carpenter  Alfred,  coppersmith,  8  Rowe's  wharf,  h. 

Beach,  near  Sea 
Carpenter  Ann,  confectionary,  284  AVashington 
Carpenter  Augustine  D.  house  120  Charles 
Carpenter  Cyrus,  stoves,  28  Union,  h.  4  Minot 
Carpenter  Eben  C.  h.  Everett,  near  Ford  pi;  E.  B. 
Carpenter  George,  48  Milk,  b.  Wash.  Coffee  House 
Carpenter  George  O.  {Banker,  Crocker  4-   Co.),  h. 

at  South  Reading 
Carpenter  Harvey,  house  78  Prince 
Carpenter  Harvey,  jr.  dry  goods,  200  Hanover,  cor. 

Princ  e,  house  9  Margaret 
Carpenter  Henry,  clothing.  Fleet,  near  Ann 
Carpenter  James  {CarpeiUer,  Fairbanks  ^  Co.),  h. 

36  Common 


Carpenter  John  A.  {Gilmore  &  C),  15  R.  R.  Exch. 
Carpenter  Lawrence,  h.  Har.  av.  n.  Olive  place 
Carpenter  M.  20  Kilby,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Carpenter  Margaret,  "house  3  Charlestown 
Carpenter  {Newton),  Fairbanks  {Wm.  N.),  &  Co. 

{James  Carpenter,  J.  Q.  A.  Litchfield,  E.A.  Ho- 

bart),  importers   of  woollens,  &c.  34   Milk,  h. 

31  Edinboro'  [48  Milk 

Carpenter  Oliver  &  Wm.  bonnets  and  straw  goods, 
Carpenter  Orin,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  49  Oak 
Carpenter  Samuel,  tailor,  house  Warren  place 
Carpenter  Sarah,  boarding,  h.  3  Corey  avenue 
Carpenter  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  h.  r.  34  S.  Margin 
Carpenter  William  (O.  iSf  IF.  Carpenter),  48  Milk 
Carpenter  William,  housewTight,  house  5  Fuller 
Carpenter  &  Co.,  Eastern  Express,  R.  R.  Exch. 
Carpentier  Orlempe,  boarding,  19  Commercial 
Carr  Ansill,  boarding  and  clothing,  263  Ann 
Carr  Charles,  laborer,  house  61  Endicot 
Carr  Daniel,  hatter,  house  14  Southac 
Carr  Daniel,  express  wagon,  house  1  Commercial 
Carr  Daniel,  jr.  clerk,  boards  36  Leveret 
Carr  David  S.  tailor,  boards  10  Green 
Carr  Ellen  Mrs.  house  rear  122  Fourth 
Carr  Frederick,  clerk,  boards  71  Pleasant 
Carr  Henry,  laborer,  house  436  Commercial 
Carr  John,  tailor,  house  3  Canal 
Carr  John,  blacksmith,  house  4  Andover 
Carr  John  K.  pump  and  block  maker,  Sumner, 

house  Marginal,  E.  Boston 
Carr  Jonathan  R.  teamster,  house  6  Maiden  place 
Carr  Jos.  restorator,  3  Rowe's  whf.  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Carr  Joseph  {Green  ^  C),  44  Hanover,  h.  9  Avery 
Carr  Joseph  R.  house  4  Central  court 
Carr  Julia  G.  house  10  Travers 
Carr  Lewis  C.  cook,  house  30  Nashua 
Carr  Michael,  house  Marion,  E.  Boston 
Carr  Moody,  carpenter,  96  Portland,  h.  30  Nashua 
Carr  Moses,  carpenter,  h.  Piedmont,  opp.  Church 
Carr  Moses,  ship  carpenter,  house  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Carr  Nathaniel  {D.  Roby  &;  Co.),  boards  26  Billerica 
Carr  Robert,  waiter,  house  66  Essex 
Carr  Robert  W.  watchman,  house  rear  154  Tyler 
Carr  Samuel,  cashier  Shoe  and  Leather  Dealers' 

Bank,  house  at  Charlestown 
Carr  Stephen,  cabinet  maker,  house  82  South 
Carr  Thomas,  house  Cheever  place,  E.  Boston 
Carr  William,  ship  carpenter,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Carr  William  H.  stevedore,  h.  Jackson  av.  c.  Com'l 
Carregan  James,  laborer,  house  30  Thacher 
Carrick  John,  laborer,  house  Hooton  court,  E.  B. 
Carrig  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Har.  av.  c.  South  May 
Carrl  James,  laborer,  house  rear  96  Nashua 
Carroll  Catharine,  widow,  house  6  Church 
Carroll  Charles,  restorator,  house  12  Marion 
Carroll  Charles  H.  &  Co.  (8.  H.  Whorf),  shoes  and 

leather,  65  Pearl,  house  at  E.  Cambridge 
Carroll  Dennis,  laborer,  house  5  Acorn 
Carroll  Francis  A.  painter,  21  Brattle 
Carroll  Geo.  D.  9  Tremont  row,  boards  38  Essex 
Carroll  James,  laborer,  house  4  Gouch 
Carroll  John,  teamster,  house  127  Broadway 
Carroll  John,  laborer.  Page's  court 
Carroll  Joseph,  seaman,  house  9  West  Centre 
Carroll  Michael,  laborer,  house  B.  near  Second 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  house  75  Sea 
Carroll  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  Northampton 
Carroll  Mary,  widow,  house  12  Cyprus 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  house  486  Commercial 
Carroll  Philip,  house  1 1  South  Margin 
Carroll  Sylvester,  laborer,  house  'i  Lancaster 
Carroll  Thomas,  china  ware,  22  Sudbury 
Carroll  Thomas,  grocery,  24  Atkinson,  house  do. 
Carroll  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Page's  ct.  Ann 
Carroll  Thomas,  boot  maker,  76  Essex,  boards  12 

Essex  place 
Carroll  Thomas  S.  rigger,  house  3  Powars  court 
Carroll  William,  house  12  North  Giove 
Carron  Michael,  mason,  boards  5  Kneeland  pi. 
Carrothers  Noble,  house  Maiden,  opp.  Maiden  pi. 


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Carruth  Chas.  com.  mer.  13  India,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Carruth  Chester  H.  {Geo.  T.  Carruth  ^  Co.),  bds. 

2  Unity  court 

Carruth   Daniel  J.  ale  &c.  3  &  4  Gerrish  block, 

Blackstone,  boards  18  N.  Bonnet 
Carruth  Francis  S.  merchant,  16   Custom  House 

St.  house  20  Pemberton  square 
Carruth  Geo.  J.  3  &  4  Gerrish  block,  b.  18  Bennet 
Carruth  George  T.  &  Co.  (C.  H.    Carruth),  cigars 

&c.  41  Hanover,  house  2  Unity  court 
Carruth  Henry,  clerk,  41  Hanover,  b.  2  Unity  ct. 
Carruth  John,  bill  poster,  house  4  Lathrop  place 
Carruth  Nathan,  9  Railroad  Exch.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Carruth  &   Co.  13  India,  manufacturers  linseed  oil 

and  whiting  [Roxbury 

Carruthers  John  J.  jr.  5  Museum  building,  house  at 
Carsley  A.  P.  dress  maker,  house  11  Grove 
Carsley  J.  M.  organ  builder,  house  11  Grove 
Carsley  R.  S.  mason,  boards  11  Grove 
Carson  Ann,  widow,  27  1-2  Washington  square 
Carson  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  15  Oneida 
Carson  William  D.  cooper,  house  rear  27  Sea 
Carswell  C.  W.  clerk,  25  Brattle  square 
Carteaux  D.  L.  cigar  maker,  110  Cambridge,  h.  do. 
Carter  A.  Warren,  136  State 
Carter  Benjamin,  machinist,  house  12  Albany 
Carter  Benjamin  A.  musician,  33  Court,  house  71 

Warren 
Carter  Charles,  house  26  Billerica 
Carter  Charles,  chair  painter,  h.  45  South  Margin 
Carter  (Charles   M.)  &   Davis  (Person),  flour  and 

grain,  Charlestown,  cor.  Stillman,  h.  86  Charles 
Carter  Daniel,  laborer,  house  1  Foster  place 
Carter  Ebenezer,  boarding,  143  Court 
Carter  George  P.  book  binder,  h.  Wash.  n.  Maiden 
Carter  (George  R.)   &■  Treadwell  (L.  L.),  clothing, 

46  Kilby,  boards  American  House 
Carter  George  T.  house  rear  40  Fayette 
Carter  Granville,  clerk,  27  Milk,  h.  1  Jefferson   pi. 
Carter  Henry,  house  454  Washington 
Carter  Henry,  59  Milk,  boards  51  Summer 
Carter  James,  carpenter,  house  71  South 
Carter  James,  merchant,  house  65  Summer 
Carter  John,  hatter,  boards  9  Derne       [Bussey  pi. 
Carter  J.  jr.  (/.    W.  Carter  S;  Brother),  house  10 
Carter  (./.  WMer)  &  Brother  (J.  Jr.),  West  India 

goods,  17  Water,  house  10  Bussey  place 
Carter  John,  house  rear  40  Fayette 
Carter  John  H.  coppersmith,  house  at  W.  Chelsea 
Carter  Joseph  B.  (Holbrook,   Carter  Sg  Co.),  house 

3  Beacon  Hill 

Carter  Joshua,  boards  18  West  Cedar       [Lawrence 
Carter  Levi  H.  livery  stable,  Batterymarch,  h.  at 
Carter  Luke,  69  Water,  house  at  Cambridge 
Carter  Mary,  widow,  house  518  Commercial 
Carter  Mary  T.  widow,  house  12  Crescent  place 
Carter  Nathaniel,  furnishing  goods,   31   Washing- 
ton, boards  9  Brattle  square 
Carter  Nathaniel,  housewright,  house  Trumbull 
Carter  Nelson,  teamster,  house  108  Hudson 
Carter  Oliver  (Bullard  ^f  C.),  house  4  Garland 
Carter  Richard  B.  (Wiikins,  Carter  8^  Co.),  house 

70  Chesnut 
Carter  Samuel,   (Flint  5r  C),  house  1  HoUis  place 
Carter  (Solomon),  Colcord  (S.  M.),  &  Preston  (G. 
C),  druggists,  Hanover,  cor.  Portland,  house 
16  Friend 
Carter  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  house  126  Endicot 
Carter  Thomas,  house  454  Washington         [Acorn 
Carter  Timothy  H.  publisher,  1  1-2" Water,  house  5 
Carter  William,  laborer,  house  rear  99  Broad 
Carter  William,  laborer,  house  Porter,  E.  B. 
Carter  William,  laborer,  house  8  Butolph 
Carter  William,  carpenter,  house  5  Fuller 
Carter  William  B.  music  teacher,  Suffolk,  corner 
Canton,  house  W.  Dedham     [h.  at  Dorchester 
Carter  William,  jr.  piano  polisher,  334  Washington, 
Cartret  Abigail,  widow,  tdiloress,  h.  2J  Spring 
Cai-tret    Frank,    rope  maker,  Milldam,   house   at 
Roxbury 


Cartret  John,  painter,  house  3  Milton 
Cartwright  Charles  W.  president  Manufacturers' 

Insurance  Co.  h.  25  Hancock         [25  Hancock 
Cartwright  Frederick  H.   (Chcever,   C-  <^-  Co.),  h. 
Cartwright  George  B.  house  25  Hancock 
Cartwright  John  VV.  18  Harrison  avenue 
Carty  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Half  Moon  place 
Carty  Richard,  laborer,  23  Washington  place 
Carty  Thomas,  laborer,  house  6  Wendell 
Carvenough  Mary,  widow,  house  4  Carney  place 
Carver  Ann,  widow,  house  1  Ohio  place 
Carver  Charles,  ladies'  shoe  maker,  h.  88  Warren 
Carver  David,  mer.  tailor,  52  Wash.  h.  at  Newton 
Carver  John,  tailor,  house  10  1-2  Pleasant 
Carver  Mary,  nurse,  88  Warren 
Carver  Reuben,  groceries,  Johnson's  block,  boards 

1  Causeway,  corner  Leveret 
Carwich  David,  laborer,  house  17  Vine 
Gary  Alpheus,  stone  cutter,  72  Harrison  avenue, 

house  14  Newton  place 
Cary  Charles,  clerk,  69  Wash,  boards  44  High 
Gary  Charles,  stone  mason,  house  Gold,  corner  D 
Cary   Charles  G.  machinist,  house  Centre,  E.  B. 
Cary  Daniel,  house  Bolton,  near  F  [place 

Cary  Geo.  B.  (J.  Bradlee  S^  Co.),  h.  5  Mt.  Vernon 
Cary  Isaac,  bank  note  engraver,  204  Washington, 

house  25  Orange 
Cary  Isaac  H.  50  Wash,  house  at  Jamaica  plain 
Cary  James,  shoe  maker,  house  468  Washington 
Cary  James,  printer,  boards  2  Channing 
Cary  James,  laborer,  house  314  Ann 
Cary  (James  F.)  &   Wilson  (Robert),  shoemakers, 

10  Batterymarch  and  12  Boylston 
Cary  James  M.  trader,  house  133  Broadway,  n.   C 
Cary  Jane,  widow,  house  15  South  Russell 
Cary  Jane,  widow  of  Elijah,  h.  204  Third,  near  F 
Cary  John,  laborer,  house  36  Curve 
Cary  Morris,  laborer,  house  33  Oneida 
Cary  Nathan  C.  at  Register  Probate  office,  Ct.  sq. 

house  at  Roxbury  [Foxboro' 

Cary  Otis,  iron  founder,  19  N.  Market,  house  at 
Cary  Patrick,  shoe  maker,  house  19  Wash,  square 
Cary  Quincy  A.  upholsterer,  boards  r.  57  Temple 
Cary  Thomas   G.  8   1-2   Tremont  row,  house    10 

Temple  place  [Temple  place 

Cary  Thomas  G.  jr.  8  1-2  Tremont  row,  house  10 
Cary  William  A.  (G.  H.  Sanderson  <Sf  Co.),  house 

at  Brookline 
Caryl  Francis  A.  teacher,  r.  662  Wash.  h.  35  Myrtle 
Caryl  (Henri/)  &  Cushman  (H.),  sofas,  chairs,  &c. 

7  Hitchborn  block,  house  at  Charlestown 
Casas  F.  B.   teacher  of  Spanish  and  Drawing,  24 

Joy's  building  [32  S.  Cedar 

Case  Albert  B.  cabinet  maker,  475  Washington,  h. 
Case  James  B.  clerk,  35  Milk 
Case  John  R.  machinist,  boards 45  Hudson 
Case  Pardon  W.  housewright,  rear  375  Washing- 
ton, store  340  do.  house  49  Carver 
Casey  Barnard,  carpenter,  h.  Wash,  near  Dover 
Casey  Daniel,  mason,  house  1  Foster  place 
Casey  David,  fruit  dealer,  house  107  Broad 
Casey  Francis,  wheelwright.  Sea,  h.  17  E.  Orange 
Casey  James,  laborer,  boards  46  Bridge 
Casey  James,  laborer,  house  3  Seabury  place 
Casey  James  L.  106  State,  house  Ontario 
Casey  John,  laborer,  house  15  Pearl  place 
Casey  John,  laborer,  house  Cove,  near  Cove  place 
Casey  John,  naturalization  office,  h.  4  Williams  ct. 
Casey  Margaret,  seamstress,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Tyler 
Casey  Mary,  widow,  house  4  Boylston  sq. 
Casey  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Maverick,  E.  Boston 
Casey  Patrick,  grocer,  89  Broad,  house  do. 
Casey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Casey  Patrick,  tailor,  house  10  Oliver 
Casey  Robert  W.  boarding,  241  Ann 
Casey  Timothy,  house  17  Vine 
Casey  William,  laborer,  house  219  Ann 
Casey  Wm.  shoe  maker,  house  Second,  rear  B 
Cash"  Jonathan,  house  103  Chambers 
Cash  Wm.  E.  crockery,  262  Wash.  h.  1  Avon  pi. 


94 


BOSTON       [C]       DIRECTORY 


Cashen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  32  Oneida 
Cashen  Patrick,  weaver,  house  P,  near  Second 
Cashman  Jeremiah,  harness  maker,  h.  19  Lincoln 
Cashman  John,  carpenter,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Cove 
Cashman  John,  waiter,  house  30  Bridge 
Cashman  Patrick,  gardener,  h.  482  Commercial 
Cashman  Richard,  waiter,  h.  Utica,  cor.  Beacli 
Cashman  Wm.  laborer,  h.  rear  192  Hanover 
Cashman  William,  laborer,  h.  Bolton,  near  B 
Caskow  Charles  A.  laborer,  h.  .54  Commercial 
Casmay  John,  porter,  house  2  Ohio  place 
Cason  William,  teamster,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Cass  Andrew  J.  L.  tailor,  51  Cambridge,  house  2 

Chambers  st.  court 
Cass  Clark  C.  painter,  91  Water,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Cass  F.  W.  thread,  &c.,  429  Wash.  b.  10.^  Fayette 
Cass  Frederick,  333  Wash.  bds.  71  Pleasant 
Cass  John,  house  2  Chambers  st.  ct. 
Cass  John  P.  aqueduct,  house  Third,  near  C 
Cass  Thomas,  boarding,  house  233  Ann 
Cassady  Andrew,  laborer,  house  38  Belknap 
Cassady  Bernard,  laborer,  h.  r.  59  Prince 
Cassady  John,  house  rear  83  Endicot 
Cassady  Joseph,  waiter,  house  38  Belknap 
Cassady  Philip,  laborer,  house  Second,  near  B 
Cassady  Thomas,  Suffolk  County  Mills,  h.  4  Win- 
throp.  East  Boston  [Jamaica  Plain 

Cassell  Edmund  D.  painter,  60  Cornhill,  house  at 
Cassell  Gideon,  painter,  33  Friend,  house  36  Vine 
Cassell  {John)  &.  Martin  (Geor//e  W.),  hair  dressers, 

Portland,  c.  Merrimac 
Cassidy  Isabella,  corsets  &  embroidery,  221  Wash. 
Cassidy  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  156  Hanover 
Cassidy  Julia,  carpet  maker,  rear  1  Hawley 
Cassidy  Richard,  carpenter,  h.  Cottage,  E.  Boston 
Cassidy  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  Cottage,  c.  Maverick 
Casteli  Edward,  confectioner,  599  Wash.  h.  do. 
Castell  Wm.  G.  confectioner,  174  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Casteli  Wm.  H.  barber,  Tremont,  c.  Warren,  h.  11 

South  May 
Castello  Fernando  D.  seaman,  h.  r.  18  N.  Bennet 
Castle  Andrew,  laborer,  house  8  Suffolk 
Castle  William,  laborer,  house  16  May 
Caswell  Charles  S.  {Porter,  Loring  iS-  C),  boards  1 

Tremont  pi. 
Caswell  Charles  T.  truckman,  h.  3  N.  Margin  pi. 
Caswell  Crocker,  cooper,  h.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Caswell  Elizabeth,  wid.  h.  655  Wash.       [e.  Fourth 
Caswell  George  W.  tin  worker,  224  Fourth,  h.  D, 
Caswell  James,  laborer,  h.  Cove,  n.  Beach 
Caswell  James  S.,  Railroad  House,  Church 
Caswell  John,  house  8  Oliter  place  [Myrtle 

Caswell  Lemuel  E.  ( \V.  F.  Homer  <Sr  Co.),  house  44 
Caswell  Leonard,  61  F.  H.  Market  [Leveret 

Caswell  Lewis  E.,  Rev.  city  missionary,  boards  36 
Caswell  Wm.  handcartman,  h.  5  INIadison  place 
Cate  Daniel  R.  bds.  30  Salem      [Summer,  h.  31  Sea 
Gate  Earl  M.  &  Co.  {R.  S.   Cate),  stoves,  &c.  104 
Cate  Nathaniel  H.  carpenter,  h.  46  Lowell 
Cate  Ralph  S.  {E.  M.  Cate  ^  Co.),  h.  31  Sea 
Cate  Samuel,  cooper,  81  Commer'l,  h.  W.  Canton 
Cate  (in».  H.)  X-  Whittle  (./■.),  pump  &block  mak- 
ers, Cunningham's  whf.,  h.  Monmouth,  n.  Ma- 
rion, E.  Boston  [Cambridge 
Cathan  Lucius  H.  daguerreotype,  20  Wash.  h.  at  E. 
Cathcart  Alexander,  cooper,  h.  Border,  E.  B. 
Catlin  Albert  G.  clerk,  2  Milk,  h.  37  London 
Caughlin  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  7  Bartlett 
Caughlin  Wm.  carpenter,  house  90  Sea 
Cauliy  Lowell,  boards  129  Hudson 
Cavana  Dennis,  junk,  Sumner,  n.  Paris,  E.  B. 
Cavanaugh  Daniel,  lather,  h.  7  Thacher  ct. 
Cavanaugh  Daniel,  stevedore,  h.  1  Stillman  pi. 
Cavanaugh  Francis,  tailor,  h.  18  Thacher 
Cavanaugh  James,  tailor,  house  67  Salem 
Cavanagh  John,  grocer,  cor.  Second  and  Third 
Cavanatrh  John,  harness  maker,  r.  20  Kingston,  h. 

30  Erie 
Cavannah  Daniel,  blacking  manu'r,  2  Prince,  h.  do. 
Cavenaugh  Francis,  blacksmith,  house  93  Fourth 


Cavenaugh  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  33  Merrimac 
Cavenaugh  Wm.  P.  pile  driver,  h.  r.  71  Harr.  ave. 
Caverly  Edward,  truckman,  h.  3  Cooper  st.  court 
Caverly  Francis,  stone  mason,  house  10  May 
Caverly  Oilman,  oyster,  h.  9  Morton  [Nashua 

Caverly  Thomas,  teamster,  33  Blackstone,  bds.  5^ 
Cavner  Joseph,  blacksmith,  Maverick,  E.  Boston 
Cazenove  C.  I.  Mrs.  16  Winthrop  place 
Caziarc  Stephen,  house  rear  248  Hanover 
Cazneau  Andrew,  clerk,  reg.  of  deeds,  h.  24  Charles 
Cazneau  Henry  R.  book  binder,  h.  24  Charles 
Cazneau  Isaac,  2d,  printer,  house  24  Charles 
Ceasar  Eli,  barber,  117  Broad,  house  1  Butolph 
Center  George,  12  Beach,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Center  John,  broker,  1  Niles'  building.  Change  av. 

house  at  Jamaica  Plain  [Orange 

Center  Joseph  H.  machinist,  W.  Castle,  house  32 
Center  Joseph  H.  jr.  boards  32  Orange 
Center  William,  clerk,  house  5  Pleasant 
Gentry  James,  laborer,  h.  ^  Moon  place 
Gentry  John,  laborer,  h.  ^  Moon  place 
Cerbury  Thomas,  pedler,  house  42  High 
Chabot  John,  stevedore,  h.  3  North  Russell 
Chace    {Caleb),    Motley    {Thomas  Jr.),   &    Mills 

(Lewis),  domestic  goods,  111  Milk,  h.  3  Joy  pi. 
Chace  Daniel  K.,  India  and  silk  goods,  101  Milk, 

bds.  Winthrop  House 
Chace  William  M.  27  State  [cor.  Charles 

Chadbourn  Benj.  (IF.  <Sf  B.  C),  boards  Cambridge, 
Chadbourn  Benj.  clerk,  Prince,  c.  Causeway,  bds. 

Fulton  House 
Chadbourn  {Chas.)  &  Gilman  {EHphalet),  iron  and 

steel,  41  (t  43  Fulton,  h.  at  Maiden 
Chadbourn  {Humphrey)   &  Darling  {H.  J.),  flour  & 

grain,  61  Commercial,  h.  29  Charter 
Chadbourn  John,  horse  shoer,  h.  2  Hawley 
Chadbourn  John,  h.  132  Hanover 
Chadbourn  Moses,  clerk,  b.  10  Maverick  block 
Chadbourn  Seth,  horse  shoer,  Hawley 
Chadbourn   William    &    Benjamin,   teamsters,    78 

Charles,  h.  Cambridge,  c.  Charles 
Chadbourne  Isaac,  organ  builder,  h.  r.  37  Garden 
Chadbourne  James,  boards  rear  37  Garden 
Chaddock  E.  N.  merchant,  Comey's  whf.  h.  Hotel 

St.  E.  Boston  [Hotel  st.  E.  Boston 

Chaddock  Sturgis,  wharfinger,  Comey's  whf.,  house 
Chadfield  Wm.  captain,  h.  r.  Cottage,  E.  B.   [Ann 
Chadwick  Benj.  B.  {Hills,  Foster  &   Co.),  bds.  26 
Chadwick  Benj.  F.  joiner,  h.  62  Middlesex 
Chadwick  Charles  6.  ship  broker,  133  State,  bds. 

33-  Brattle 
Chadwick  Christopher  C.  {Read  8(  C),  h.  58  Beacon 
Chadwick  Ebenezer,  11^  Tremont  row,  house  17 

Mount  Vernon  [h.  at  Roxbury 

Chadwick  Joseph  H.  clerk,  10  Custom  House  st. 
Chadwick  Nicholas  S.  housewright,  bds.  43  Lowell 
Chadwick  Richard,  house  F,  cor.  Fom-th 
Chadwick  Samuel,  hatter,  h.  148  Cambridge 
Chadwick  William,  printer,  18  Ex'ge,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Chadwick  William,  tailor,  147^  Hanover 
Chaffee  George  A.,  grocer,  24  Pinckney,  h.  63  do. 
Chaffee  Jonathan,  house  63  Pincknev 
Chaffee  Wra.  R.  24  Pinckney,  h.  63  do. 
Chaffin  Avis  Maria,  h.  3  Washington  ct. 
Chafhn  Henry,  cutter,  4  Brattle,  bds.  4  Allston 
Chaffin  John  C.   gentlemen's  furnishing  store,  62 

Wash.  h.  at  Newton  Corner 
Chaffin  John  Henry,  trunk  maker,  h.  3  Wash.  ct. 
Chaloner  Geo.  R.  75  Fulton,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Chaloner  Wm.  B.  carpenter,  h.  9  Maple  place 
Chalwill  Geo.  M.  accountant  and  general  agent,  25 

Doane 
Chamberlain  Abial,  carpenter,  h.  8  Wheeler's  ct. 
Chamberlain  Abigail,  3  Central  court 
Chamberlain  Alfred,  clerk,  77  Blackstone,  bds.  138 

Court  [Cambridge 

Chamberlain  Ambrose  {C.  Valentine  ^  Co.),  h.  at 
Chamberlain  A.  J.  clerk,  boards  River,  c.  Lime 
Chamberlain  Andrew  L.  grocer,  Salem,  corner  En- 
dicot, house  67  Allen 


BOSTON       [C]       BIRECTORY 


95 


Chamberlain  &  Co.  {BenJ.  P.  Chamberlain  S^   W. 
E.  Greeley),  com.  merchants,  5  Lewis  wharf, 
house  at  Salem 
Chamberlain  Chas.  mail  wagon,  bds.  68  Nashua 
Chamberlain  Charles  A.  103  Wash.  bds.  21  Salem 
Chamberlain  {Dan.)  &  Norris  {E.  W.),  provisions, 

46  Mount  Vernon,  b.  Iliver,  corner  Lime 
Chamberlain  Daniel,  jr.  machinist,  1  Albany  bl'k, 

house  38  Kneeland 
Chamberlain  Dexter  H.  80  "Water,  h.  6  Spear  place 
Chamberlain  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  o  N.  End  block 
Chamberlain  F.  H.  book  keeper  Revere  House 
Chamberlain  Henry  P.  tailor,  house  21  Salem 
Chamberlain  Henry  P.  jr.  clerk,  5  Lewis  wharf,  h. 

21  Salem 
Chamberlain  John  H.  produce,  8  Market  square, 

house  at  Cambridgeport 
Chamberlain  Joshua,  book  keeper,  h.  82  Chambers 
Chamberlain  Lydia,  widow,  house  18  Blossom 
Chamberlain  Mellen,  counsellor,  46  Washington, 

boards  9  Brattle  square 
Chamberlain  Nathan  B.  philosophical  instrument 
maker,  9  School,  h.  61  Pinckney  [building 

Chamberlain  Solomon  N.  at  Gleason's,  ScoUay's 
Chamberlain  Thomas  {Hill  S<  C),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Chamberlain  Timothy  D.  teacher  Latin  School,  h. 

3  Central  court 
Chamberlain  Wm.  hatter,  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Chamberlin  {Cephas  C.)  &  Kimball  (O.  D.),  80 
F.  H.  Market,  house  69  Leveret  [H.  Market 
Chamberlin  {Cephas  C.)  &  Gove  (£.),  cellar,  1  F. 
Chamberlin  Charles  P.  {Mosman  §  Co.),  house  28 

Sheafe 
Chamberlin  Daniel  {Cross,  Samson  &;  Co.) 
Chamberlin  Daniel  {Hill,  C.  Sg  Co.),  boards  Albion 
Chamberlin    Daniel    &    Co.    proprietors     Adams 
House,  371  Washington,  h.  at  W.  Cambridge 
Chamberlin  {Daniel)  &  Gage  {George  W.),  propri- 
etors City  Hotel,  Brattle 
Chamberlin  David,  carpenter,  Tyler,  n.  Oak,  h.  do. 
Chamberlin  David  Mrs.  house  17  Albany 
Chamberlin  Edward,  saleratus,  5  India,  manufac- 
tory, Lewis,  E.  B.  house  3  Vernon    [Brighton 
Chamberlin  Edward  {Jos.  Breck  Sg  Co.),  house  at 
Chamberlin  Enoch  L.  refreshments,  11  Elm,  house 

opposite  4  East  st.  place 
Chamberlin  Ezra,  boards  2  Chardon  st.  court 
Chamberlin  George  C.  dry  goods,  68  Hanover,  h.  at 
Charlestown  [house  36  Salem 

Chamberlin  George  W.  wines,  7  &  8  Canal  block, 
Chamberlin  Mark  A.  clerk,  68  Hanover 
Chamberlin  Sarah,  dress  maker,  h.  50  Brighton 
Chamberlin  Seth  (Little,  Bridgliam  S^  Co.),  boards 
City  Hotel  [at  Somerville 

Chamberlin  Simeon  G.  lace  goods,  49  Hanover,  h. 
Chambers  John,  laborer,  house  8  Merrimac 
Chambers  Thomas,  artist,  house  21  Brighton 
Chambers  William,  hair  dresser,  boards  67  Friend 
Champney  Benjamin,  artist,  15  Tremont  Temple 
Champney  Edward  W.  &  Co.  {G.  M.  Champney), 

dry  goods,  44  Milk,  boards  24  Bulhnch 
Champney  Erastus,  carpenter,  rear  4  Boylston  pi. 

house  21  Marion 
Champney  Erastus  W.  clerk,  h.  5  Lindall  place 
Champney  George  M.  {E.  W.  Champney  Sg  Co.),  h. 

at  Woburn 
Champney  Henry  T.  clerk,  284  Wash  [h.  52  Dover 
Champney  James  H.  book  keeper,  TV  ash.  Bank, 
Champney  Joseph  Mrs.  house  10  Piedmont 
Champney  Lydia,  widow,  h.  12  May  [60  S.  Margin 
Champney  Martin  T.  restorator,  14  P'ederal,  house 
Champney  Samuel,  lamp  lighter,  boards  54  Marion 
Champney  Wm.  L.  housewright,  h.  W.  Canton 
Chance  William  &  Son,  70  State 
Chandler  Abiel,  house  8  Temple  place 
Chandler  Abigail,  sea'mstress,  house  57  Brighton 
Chandler  Abigail  B.  house  Beverly 
Chandler  Albert,  chair  painter,  house  14  Billerica 
Chandler  Albert  F.  {Tilhon,  C.  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Wa- 
tertown 


Chandler  Alexander  S.  shipwright,  h.  7  Charter 

8  handler  Alpheus,  boards  HE.  Canton 
handler  Benjamin,  house  9  Clark  [Clark 

Chandler  Benjamin,  jr.  provisions,  152  Ann,  h.  9 
Chandler  Benjamin  F.  locksmith,  house  21  Prince 
Chandler  Bradford,  painter,  house  21  Auburn 
Chandler  Charles  B.  clerk,  house  2  Albion 
Chandler  Charles  N.  fruit  &c.  1  the  South  Market, 

house  2  High  street  place 
Chandler  Ebenezer  B.  clerk,  house  24  Gouch 
Chandler  Ebenezer  M.  provisions,  597  Wash,  house 

Brookline,  n.  Tremont 
Chandler  Edwin,  stone  cutter,  house  Bremen,  E.  B. 
Chandler  Ephraira  A.  clerk,  house  73  Suffolk 
Chandler  Francis,  painter,  house  28  Leveret 
Chandler  Gardner  L.  48  State,  house  at  Salem 
Chandler  George,  printer,  house  7  Greenough  lane 
Chandler  George  H.  cooper,  Fabin 
Chandler  Henry,  stabler,  house  98  Endicot 
Chandler  Henry  H.  clerk,  44  Broad  [ter 

Chandler  James  M.  chemist,  h.  r.  First,  n.  Dorches- 
Chandler  James  M.  laborer,  h.  1  Crescent  court 
Chandler  John  (C.  F.  Hovey  ^  Co.),  boards  Pi.evere 
House  [at  Roxbury 

Chandler  Jo-hn  G.  engraver,   116  Washington,  h. 
Chandler  John  G.  restorator,  7  Maverick  block,  h. 

Paris 
Chandler  John  K.  clerk,  boards  22  Lynda  [pi. 

Chandler  Joseph,  trunk  maker,  h.  May,  c.  May  st. 
Chandler  Joseph,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  18  Albion 
Chandler  Joshua,  piano-forte  maker,  365  Wash.  b. 
45  Myrtle  [17  State,  house  at  Chelsea 

Chandler  {L.  H.)  &  Chapman  (O.  G.),  counsellors, 
Chandler  Mary,  dress  maker,  house  24  Gouch 
Chandler  Mary  Mrs.  house  1  Adams  place 
Chandler  Nathan  (E.  Baker  &  Co.),  33  Milk 
Chandler  {Oliver)  &  Smith  {Geo.  S.),  blacksmiths, 

Marine  Railway,  house  at  Chelsea 
Chandler  Peleg  C.  job  wagon,  boards  16  Albany 
Chandler  Peleg  W.  city  solicitor,  4  Court,  house 

99  Mount  Vernon 
Chandler  P.  Henry,  pilot,  house  2  Unity  court 
Chandler  Roswell,  chair  painter,  house  28  Leveret 
Chandler  Samuel,  painter,  house  rear  17  Dedham 
Chandler  Samuel  W.  insp.  Custom  House,  house  at 
Quincy  [Margin 

Chandler  Seth  C.  {Dexter,  RobyS;  Co.),  house  49  N. 
Chandler  Stephen  B.  {D.  Fijield^  Co.),  b.  5  Sheafe 
Chandler  Stillman,  machinist,  boards  19  Cross 
Chandler  {Theophihis  P.)  &   Andrew  {John  A.), 

counsellors,  4  Court,  house  at  Brookline 
Chandler  Thomas  H.  teacher  Endicot  School 
Chandler  Timothy,  clerk,  boards  22  Lynde 
Chandler  Wm.  T.  22  Long  wf.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Channel  Robert,  carpenter,  house  390  Fourth 
Channing  Geo.  G.  128  Wash,  house  at  Milton 
Channing  Walter,  physician,  house  178  Tremont 
Channing  William  E.  Mrs.  house  83  Mt.  Vernon 
Channing  William  F.  physician,  h.  83  Mt.  Vernon 
Channing  William  H.  Rev.  house  83  Mt.  Vernon 
Chany  John  O.  sup't  Sailors'  Home,  99  Purchase 
Chapin  Abijah  AV.  mail  agent,  boards  14  Hudson 
Chapin  A.  G.  clerk,  21  Charles,  h.  75  W.  Cedar 
Chapin  Alpheus,  artist,  house  25  Boylston 
Chapin  B.  T.  broker,  10  Mass.  block,  h.  7  Grove 
Chapin  Calvin  N.  clerk,  1   Poplar 
Chapin  David  {Prescott  ig  C),  h.  5  Hartford  place 
Chapin  Gardner  B.  porter,  boards  6   Sturgis  place 
Chapin  George  A.  teamster,  house  53  Kneeland 
Chajjin  George  A.  clerk,  58  Pearl 
Chapin  Horace  E.  {Stiles  ig  C),  Union,  c.  Marshall 
Chapin  {M.  J.)  &  Whiton"(iJ. .;>•.),  drugs  and  medi- 
cines, 15  &  16  Commercial,  house  at  Chelsea 
Chapin  Nathan  G.  {Fisher  tS,-  C),  h.  at  Brookline 
Chaplin  Charles,  printer,  house  13  Garden 
Chaplin  William  B.  job  wagon,  house  20  Porter 
Chapman  Dummer  R.  broker,  house  8  W.  Cedar 
Chapman  Edward  {George H.  Chapman,  jr.  .j-  Co.), 

house  66  Allen 
Chapman  Geo.  G.  broker,  12  Endicot,  h.  12  Morton 


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Chapman  George  H.jr.  &  Co.  (Edward  Ckapmmi), 

fancy  goods,  41  &  43  Kilby,  house  at  Chelsea 
Chapman  George  R.  21  Pearl,  h.  at  Salem 
Chapman  John  M.  clerk,  223  Washington,  boards 

3  Franklin  [do. 

Chapman  Jonas  AV.  botanic  physician,  4  Salem,  h. 
Chapman  (Joseph)  &  Co.  (H.  Rice), hats  and  caps, 

7  and  8  Faneuil  Hall,  house  37  Pinckney 
Chapman  Nathaniel,  pump  and  block  maker,"  house 

Havre,  East  Boston 
Chapman  Nathaniel,  blacksmith,  h.  Athens,  n.  E 
Chapman  Orin  R.  seaman,  house  22  Atkinson 
Chapman  Ozias  G.  (Chandhr  .Sr  C.),\i.  at  Roxbury 
Chapman  Rosanna  A.  house  10  Blossom 
Chapman  Timothv  A.  clerk,  boards  23  May      [som 
Chapman  Truman  D.  1  Old  State  House,  b.  23  Blos- 
Chapman  William,  machinist,  boards  111  Fourth 
Chapman  William,  laborer,  house  near  foot  of  Swan 
Chapman  William  (Gilhert  St  C),  h.  2  Endicot  ct. 
Charrier  Peter,  wig  maker,  250  Washington 
Charles  Isaac,  laborer,  house  rear  16  May 
Charles  Roger,  baker,  house  9  May 
Charlier  Henri,  prof,   of  French,  Howard,  c.  Court 
Charlton  Thomas,  hardware,  78  State  [town 

Charter  John,  paper,  82  Blackstone,  h'.  at  Charles- 
Chase,  Brothers  (Irak,  jr.  i,-  H.  L.),  hardware,  93 

AVater,  Irah,  jr.  h.  21  Oak 
Chase  Albert  H.  hackman,  house  8  Lowell  court 
Chase  Albert  M.  (Barker  &■  C),  house  at  Canton 
Chase  Alfred  G.  clerk,  h.  11  Medford  court     [tovm 
Chase  Amos,  (7.  E.  Pearson  &  Co.),  h.  at  Charles- 
Chase  Andrew  J.  insurance,  2  Devonshire,  house 

at  Dorchester 
Chase  Asa  C.  (V.  P.  Richer  &;  Co.).  bds.  25  Elm 
Chase  Charles,  hatter,  boards  196  Harrison  avenue 
Chase  Charles  G.  book  keeper,  b.  4  Crescent  place 
Chase  Chauncr,  housewright,  Hobbs'  wharf,  hovise 

opposite  32  Eliot  [Barton 

Chase  Constant,  flour  and  grain,  99  Lowell,  h.   12 
Chase  Cyrus,  sup't  Custom  House,  h.  67  Chambers 
Chase  Daniel,  last  maker,  h.  Marion,  E.  B. 
Chase  Edward  AV.  boards  Pavilion 
Chase  Enoch,  27  Federal,  boards  1  Chauncy  place 
Chase  Erastus  (Palmer,   Gaffe,  Sg  Co.),  house  148 

Hanover 
Chase  George,  grocer.  Meridian,  house  do. 
Chase  Hannah  M.  dress  maker,  bds.  lol  Court 
Chase  Harriet,  teacher,  Essex,  c.  Rowe,b.  4  Beach 
Chase  Henry  R.  clerk,  bds.  4  Chesnut  place 
Chase  Henry  S.  8  Central  wharf,  house  21  Oak 
Chase  Hezekiah  &  Son  (H.    Chase,  jr.),  chocolate 

manufacturers,  22  Long  wharf,  house  at  Lynn 
Chase  Hezekiah,  jr  (H.  Chase  S^  Son),  h.  at  Lvnn 
Chase  (Hezekiah  S.),  Kimball  (M.  Dai/),  &  Co.'(C. 

L.  Gibson),  dry  goods,  16  Kilby  and  7  Doane, 

hoTise  5  Harrison  avenue 
Chase  H.  Lincoln  (Chase,  Brothers),  h.  21  Oak 
Chase  Horatio  D.  printer,  h.  252  AVashington 
Chase  Irah  Rev.  house  21  Oak 
Chase  Isaac  N.  job  wagon,  house  222  Hanover 
Chase  James,  tailor,  house   London,   East  Boston 
Chase  James,  cutter,  45  Kilby 
Chase  James  A.  counsellor,  h.  45  Bowdoin  [Friend 
Chase  Jeremiah  C.  (Po/Yer,  S/wmoM5(^  Co.),    h.  12 
Chase  John,  moulder,  bds.  101  Cambridge 
Chase  Joseph,  surgeon  dentist,  house  12  Barton 
Chase  Lucius  A.  24  Cornhill,  house  at  Chelsea 
Chase  L.  G_.  daguerreotype  artist,  247  Washington, 

house  5  Taylor 
Chase  Mark,  house  4  Chesnut  place  [House 

Chase  Marshall  S.  (Abbott  S^  C),  boards  Winthrop 
Chase  Mary  B.  house  28  North  Russell 
Chase  Mary  C.  coat  maker,  bds.  5  N.  Hudson 
Chase  Moses,  tailor,  h.  Havre,  E.  B.       [AV.  Castle 
Chase  Moses,  grate  maker,  585  AVashington,  h.  34 
Chase  Noah  E.  well  dicger,  h.  2  East  Orange 
Chase  (Oliver  R.)  &   Co.   (S.  E.   Chase) ,  lozenge 

manufacturers,  19  Water 
Chase  Reuben  C.  dentist,  house  122  Leveret 
Chase  Richmond,  blacksmith,  h.  Bolton,  near  C 


Chase  Russell,  machinist,  h.  Centre,  E.  B. 

Chase  Samuel  Y.  carpenter,  London,  East  Boston 

Chase  Silas  E.  (Chase  ^  Co.),  19  Water 

Chase  S.  J.  dress  maker,  boards  82  Albany 

Chase  Stephen  L.  furnaceman,  h.  6  Chelsea,  E.  B. 

Chase  Theodore,  merchant,  48  State,  h.   Beacon, 

cor.  Bowdoin 
Chase  Thomas,  housewright,  h.  21  Kneeland 
Chase  Thomas,  14  Kneeland  [Commercial 

Chase  Thomas  C.  sup't  Marine  Railway,  house  446 
Chase  Thomas  F.  23  Federal,  h.  38  Pearl,  n.  High 
Chase  Thomas  L.  house  49  Chambers 
Chase  Thomas  S.  38  India,  house  21  Oak 
Chase  Thorndike,  shoe  maker,  h.  24  Endicot 
Chase  AVilliam,  laborer,  house  60  Albany 
Chase  AVilliam  Minot,  ostler,  bds.  9  Hawkins 
Chase  AA^illiam  L.  machinist,  b.  10  Maverick  block 
Chase  AVilliam  S.  7  1-2  Tremontrow,  h.  21  Oak 
Chase  AVilliam  T.  trader,  h.  1  Townsend  place 
Chatten  AVilliam,  handcartman,  h.  9  Tileston 
Cheauveaux  Mary,  widow,  house  194  Tremont 
Cheetham  Henry  T.  carpenter,  h.  Dorchester,  near 

Telegraph 
Cheever  Henry  P.  5  Blackstone,  b.  14  Billerica 
Cheeverira,  teacher  Adams  School 
Cheever  James,  75  Fulton,  h.  28  Somerset 
Cheever  John  H.  37  Milk,  h.  24  Summer 
Cheever  (Joseph)  &  Reiuick  (H.  P.),  botanic  med- 
icines, 1  Tremont  Temple,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Cheever  Joseph  D.  boards  11  North  Russell 
Cheever  Josiah  C.  clerk,  53  Milk,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Cheever  Mary  N.  widow,  h.  14  Billerica 
Cheever  Samuel  H.  clerk,  house  11  North  Russell 
Cheever  Simon  G.  (Shelton  &;  C),  house  2  Pitts 
Cheever  ( 7%owias  H.)   Cartwright  (F.  i7.),  &  Co. 

commission  merchants,  13  Central  wharf 
Cheever  Tracy  P.  counsellor,  39  Court,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Cheever  William,  house  14  North  Russell 
Chell  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  66  Warren 
Chemin  Fred'k,  barber,  74  Turnpike,  h.  Fifth,  n.  D 
Chenery  Sarah,  millinery,  25  1-2  Salem 
Chenery  &  Co.  merchants,  18  Long  wharf 
Chenery  AVinthrop  W.  ( Chenery  S^Co.),  h.  56  High 
Cheney  &  Co.  express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Cheney  Alfred,  Congress  House,  Pearl        [Margin 
Cheney  Benj.  F.  grocer,   105  Endicot,  h.  51  North 
Cheney  Benj.  P.,  Concord  express,  b.  6  Cambridge 
Cheney  (Benj.  P.),  Averill  (D.  W.),  &  Co.   (E. 

Gregory),  11  Elm 
Cheney  Ebenezer,  boards  16  Albany 
Cheney  Edward  P.  carpenter,  house  14  A'ine 
Cheney  Frederick  P.  h.   London,  c.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Cheney  Geo.  H.  74  F.  H.  M.  b.  Congress  House 
Cheney  Gustavus,  truckman,  h.  17  Kingston 
Cheney  Hannah,  widow,  house  56  South 
Cheney  Henrv  AV.  clerk  at  Marlboro'  Hotel 
Cheney  Ira  (Himt  &•  C),  h.  842  AA'ashington 
Cheney  John,  engraver,  church  vestry,  Channing 
Cheney  J.  H.  9  India,  h.  BroadwsCy,  c.  G 
Cheney  Lewis,  refreshments,  Friend,  comer  Han- 
over, house  at  Chelsea 
Cheney  Matthew,  button  maker,  bds.  IG  Albany 
Cheney   Nathaniel  (G.    W.    Adams  iSf  Co.),  h.    at 

Maiden 
Cheney  Rufus  E.  clerk,  49  India,  bds.  12  Essex 
Cheney  Samuel,  optician,  h.  1  South  Cedar  place 
Cheney  Samuel  C.  teamster,  house  2  Traverse 
Chesley  Benjamin,  carpenter,  bds.  24  Gouch 
Chesley  James  C.  junk,  265  Broad,  b.  2  Oliver 
Chesley  John  H.  produce,  under  the  S.  Market, 

h.  Utica,  c.  Beach 
Chesley  Lemuel,  policeman,  h.  3  Buttrick  place 
Chessman  D.  F.  piano-forte  maker,  b.  46  Har.  av. 
Chessman  Elizabeth,  widow,  house   47  Cambridge 
Chessman  Geo.  H.  89  F.  H.  M.  h.  1   Staniford  ct. 
Chessman  Loring  (Edward  Carries  Sg  Co.),  h.  Lex- 
ington, E.  B. 
Chessman  Martin,  laborer,  h.  r.  117  Essex 
Chessman  Nancv  AV.  widow,  h.  170  Hanover 
Chessman  AA'm.  H.  clerk,  197  AVash.  b.  46  Har.  av. 


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Cheswell  Wm.  O.  teamster,  house  55  Sea 
Chianei  Candido,  professor  of  music,  h.  47  Hancock 
Chick  Elwell,  carpenter,  house  19  Prince 
Chick  Ivory,  boards  84  Albany 
Chick  John  A.  cl'k,  61  Congress,  b.  3  Jackson  pi. 
Chickering  {Daniel  O.)  &  Co.  {James  M.  Flanders 
tV  AlhfH  Stedman),  piano-forte  makers,  509  1-2 
Wasliington,  house  43  Marion 
Chickering  Horatio  &  Co.  {A.  Maynard),  flour,  22 

Commercial,  house  33  West  Cedar 
Chickering  Jouas,  piano-forte  manuf.  334   Wash- 
ington, house  66  Boylston 
Chickey  {Francis)  !k  Garey   {Paul),  statuary,  24 

School,  house  4  Brimmer  place 
Child  Abigail  Mrs.  boards  3  Bumstead  place 
Child  Abijah,  laborer,  h.  8  North  Charles       [Plain 
Child  Abner,  jr.    Custom   House,  house   Jamaica 
Child  Addison,  com.  mer.  48  India,  h.  at  Medford 
Child  Daniel  F.  treas.  Boston  Locomotive  Works, 

house  734  Washington 
Child  Daniel  W.  clerk,  h.  Washington,  c.  Garland 
Child  David  W.  grain  and  meal,  Har.  av.  c.  Dover, 

house  7  Dover 
Child  E.  Augustus,  33  Cornhill,  bds.  22  Warren 
Child  E.  B.  2  Mass.  block,  house  at  Dorchester 
Child  Elizabeth  R.  house  HoUis,  c.  Washington 
Child  Geo.  H.  boards  18  Havward  nlace 
Child  Henry  D.  boards  U.  S.  Hotel        [735  Wash. 
Child  Isaac,  clerk  at  Boston  Locomotive  Works,  b. 
Child  John,  sail  maker,  12  Com'l,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Child  Jonas  D.  &  Co.  produce,  under  the  S.  Market, 

house  at  lloxbury 
Child  {Joseph)  &  Crocker  {R.  J.),  sail   makers,  2 

N,  Market,  house  31  Salem 
Child  Mary,  nurse,  house  3  Oliver  pi. 
Child  N.  K.  house  58  Orange 
Child  Richard  D.  195  Wash.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Child  Stephen  &  Son  {S.  F.),  wood,  coal,  and  sand, 
Har.  av.  n.  bridge,  h.  Washington,  c.  Garland 
Child  Stephen  F.  {S.  Child  S<;  Son),  bds.  Washing- 
ton, c.  Garland 
Child  Susan,  house  52  Belknap         [h.  at  Roxbury 
Child  Thomas,  weigher   and   gauger,  12  Long  wf. 
Child  Thomas  H.  weigher  and  gauger,  34  Commer- 
cial wharf,  house  at  Roxburv  [Lucas  place 
Child  William  A.  {White  S,-   C.),h.   Emerald,  cor. 
Child  Wm.  C.  findings,  &c.  N.  E.  block,  Clinton, 

house  rear  -35  Prince 
Childs  Albert,  4  Broad,  house  at  Roxburv 
Childs  Alfred  A.  gilder,  35  Wash.  h.  62  Allen 
Childs  A.  B,  dentist,  127  Court,  b.  3  Franklin 
Childs  Betsey  Mrs.  house  37  Tyler 
Childs  Francis  E.  sign  and  banner  painter,  27  Dock 

square,  house  at  Chelsea 
Childs  James,  shoe  maker,  house  6  Henchman  lane 
Childs  John  L.  clerk,  boards  City  Hotel 
Childs  Luke  C.  69  Water,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Childs   {Nathaniel  R),  Hills   {Ellery),  &   Rising 
{D.  B),  shoes  and  leather,  4  Broad,  house  at 
Dorchester 
Childs  Ann,  widow  of  Noah,  h.  4  Spring  st.  ct. 
Chilson  {Gardner),  Dunklee   {B.  IF.),  ^&   Co.  {F. 
L.  Gould),  stoves  and  hot   air   furnaces,  51  & 
53  Blackstone,  house  1  Chilson  place 
Chipman  Charles,  mason,  house  4  North  Bennet 
Chipman  Ebenezer,  fish,  house  F,  near  Fifth 
Chipman   George   W.  dry   goods,   82,  84,   and   86 

Hanover,  house  4  Vernon 
Chipman  Joseph,  hatter,  5  Ann,  house  12  Gouch 
Chipman  Nathaniel  A.  oysters,  71  Fourth,  h.  do. 
Chipman  Norman  {Scudder,  C.  ^  Co.),  b.  East.  Ex. 
Chipman  T.  G.  ag't  N.  Bedford"  Oil  Co.  4  Boylston 
Chipman  Thos.  G.  tinsmith,  house  54  Hudson 
Chipman  Walter,  35  Commercial  wf.  h.  24  Pearl 
Chipman  W.  H.  carpenter,  6  Richmond 
Chippendale  James,  cutler,  h.  28  Stillman 
Chisholm  Francis,  brass  finisher,  h.  7  Bridge 
Chisholm  John  B.  printer,  5  Water,  h.  2  Dix  place 
Chism  Alexander,  blacksmith,  house  7  Rochester 
Chism  Daniel,  harness  maker,  b.  2  E.  Orange 


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Chism  Mary,  house  24  Oxford 
Chism  Samuel,  printer,  3  Cornhill,  b.  5  Marion 
Chittenden  Chas.  gas  fitter,  102  Wash.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Chittenden  Charles  J.  caulker,  house  Athens,  n.  F 
Chittick  William,  laborer,  house  23  Vine 
I  Choate  Caroline  Miss,  bds.  1  Tileston 
Choate  Dudley,  chain  factory.  Silver,  near  E 
Choate  E.  &  Co.  {Z.  Cogswell),  carpeting,  58  Han- 
over, house  36  Vine 
Choate  Elbridge  G.  ship  carpenter,  h.  4  Dillaway  pi. 
Choate  Elisha,  boot  maker,  house  33  Chambers 
Choate  Francis,  house  14  Barton 
Choate  Frederick  W.  counsellor,  23  Court 
Choate  J.  L.  34  Ann,  Oak  Hall,  bds.  3  Lowell 
Choate  Melinda,  female  physician,  14  Barton 
Choate  Rufus,  counsellor,  7  1-2  Tremont  row,  h. 

3  Winthrop  place 
Choate  Thomas  M.  chair  maker,  h.  26  Blossom 
Choate  (IFwj.   T.)  &  Flanders  (/oAw),  shoe  manu- 
factory, 29  N.  Market  [Roxbury 
Chorley  John,  book  keeper,  North  Bank,  house  at 
Chrader  John,  machinist,  h.  Fifth,  near  B 
Christian  Alexander  {T.  &;  A.  Christiati),  b.  49  Sea 
Christian  Jane,  house  rear  17  Lincoln 
Christian  John,  ship\vright,  h.    Bennington,  E.  B. 
Christian  T.  &  A.  dry  goods,  391  Wash.  h.  49  Sea 
Christiansen  Andrew,  hose  maker,  B.  &  W.  car- 
shop,  house  at  Dorchester 
Christie  Alexander,  laborer,  house  15  Lincoln 
Christie  Jane,  house  Theatre  alley 
Christopher  John,  machinist,  h.  4  Rochester 
Christy  Roland,  carpenter,  house  2  Eaton  court 
Christy  Thomas  S.  25  Court,  bds.  95  Summer 
Chubbuck  Levi,  tinman,  house  20  Oxford 
Church's  Express,  9  Elm 
Church  A.  16  Pleasant  street  court 
Church  Alonzo,  plane  maker,  h.  11  Dover  place 
Church  Asa,  grocer,  Cooper,  c.  Endicot,  house   20 
Cooper  [Hudson 
Church   Daniel,    clerk,    9   Merchants'   Ex.   h.    13 
Church  Francis  B.  h.  13  Gridley     [h.  4  W.  Orange 
Church  Frederick  L.  book  keeper,  Boylston  Bank, 
Church  Isaac  S.  book  keeper,  Boston  and  Sandw'h 

Glass  Co.  Federal,  h.  4  West  Orange 
Church  Jas.  W.  {Nichols,  Irish  &;  Co.),  b.  2o  Church 
Church  James  W.  house  25  Stillman 
Church  Mary,  widow,  h.  4  Bridge  street  court 
Church  Moses,  bds.  13  Hudson 
Church  Pharcellus  Rev.  house  14  Crescent  place 
Church  Samuel,  type  caster,  h.  28  Grove 
Church  Samuel  D.  book  keeper,  h.  19   Indiana  pi. 
Church  Sarah  Mrs.  h.  5  Ashbvirton  place 
Church  S.  M.  laborer,  h.  Holden  place 
Church  Susan,  house  28  Grove 
Churchill  Asaph,  bds.  3  Marshall  place 
Churchill  Charles,  mason,  h.  r.  37  Belknap 
Churchill  George,  night  police,  bds.  8  Hartford  pi. 
Churchill  Hiram   &   Co.    provisions,   North    End 

block,  house  3  Marshall  place 
Churchill  James   C.  refreshments,  Travers,  corner 
Charlestown,  house  do.  [E.  B. 

Churchill  James  jSI.  machinist,  h.  Bessom   court, 
Churchill  Joseph  !McKean,    counsellor,  1    Devon- 
shire, house  at  Milton 
Churchill  Matthew,  toll  gatherer,  h.  Milldam 
Churchill   Otis,  cooper  and  fish   dealer,  35    &  55 

Long  wf.  h.  5  High  street  place 
Churchill  Peleg,  jr.  30  Long  wf.  h.  35  Beach 
Chiu-chill  Thomas,  laborer,  house  8  Indiana 
Churchill  William,  fish,  &c.   30  Long  wf.  house  at 
Brookline  [at  Roxbury 

Churchill  William  F.,  City  Market,  Brattle,  house 
Churchill  Wm.  2d,  apothecarv,  Har.  av.  c.  Beach 
Churchill  Wm.  W.  book  keeper,  16   Milk,  bds.    11 

Warren 
Churchwell  Frank,  laborer,  h.  rear  4  Southac 
Chyne  William,  machinist,  h.  Silver,  n.  B 
Cilley  Asa  B.  blacksmith,  h.  Third,  n.   Dorchester 
Cilley  John  B.  clerk,  h.  4  Spring  street  court 
Claflen  James  S.  painter,  Broadway,  near  K 


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Claflin  Eliza,  seamstress,  house  15  Hamburg 
Claflin   (Henry)    &  Saville   (i?.  L.),    grocers,  8  S. 

Market,  house  at  Newton 
Claflin  Lee,  boots,  hides,  and  leather,  17  &  19  Shoe 

and  Leather,  house  at  Hopkinton 
Claflin  Thomas  J.,  O.  C.  Depot,  house  Curve 
Claflin  Wm.  leather,  17   Shoe   and  Leather,  house 

at  Hopkinton  [opp-  Baldwin  pi. 

Claflin  Wm.  H.  bonnet  manuf.  67    Milk,  h.  Salem, 
Clancey  Richard,  laborer,  h.  near  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Clancy  Albert,  printer,  bds.  4  Beach 
Clancy  James,  223  Hanover 
Clap  Edmund  W.  19  Citv  wf.  h.  at  Walpole 
Clap  Geo.  M.  clerk  at  B.  &  Wor.  R.  R.  h.  at  Newton 
Clap  James,  book  keeper  at  Kittredge  &   Blakes', 

Brattle,  h.  at  Roxbuiy 
Clap    Samuel   G.  {Foster,  Doane  <Sf  Co.),  house  at 

Dorchester 
Clapp  Albert,  turner,  house  745  "Washington 
Clapp  Amos  C.  printer,  house  109  Hudson 
Clapp  Artemas,  composition  roofer,  h.  10  Lynde 
Clapp  Asahel  {Giimore  &:  C),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Clapp  Benjamin,  cooper,  Richmond,  near  Fulton, 

house  79  Prince  [Union 

Clapp  (Caleb)  &  Clark  (^4.  J.),  paper  hangers,  21 
Clapp  Charles  C.  machinist,  bds.  18  Dover  place 
Clapp  C.  W.  pub.  Evening  Gaz.  9  Old  State  House 
Clapp  David,  printer,  over  184  Wash.  h.  F,  n.  4th 
Clapp  Deborah,  widow,  house  123  Pleasant 
Clapp  Derastus,  police  officer,  city  marshal's  office, 

Citv  Hall,  h.  24  Hudson  [h.  at  Dorchester 

Clapp  fiben.  jr.  books  and   stationery,  184  Wash. 
Clapp  Edward,  mason,  house  Hudson,  c.  Oak 
Clapp  Frederick  (D.   Cummings  4'    Co.),  house   at 

Cambridgeport  [Cambridgeport 

Clapp  Frederick,  jr.  shoes,  46  Cambridge,  boards  at 
Clapp  Geo.  G.  grocer, Lowell,  e.  Cotting,h.  12  Derne 
Clapp  George  G.  clerk,  124  Wash.  bds.  18  Sheafe 
Clapp  George  P.  (Motley  i5f  C),  house  31  Grove 
Clapp  George  W.  jeweller,  4  Court  av.  h.  5  Groton 
Clapp  Henry  B.  currier,  62  Fulton,  h.   Hudson,  c. 

Oak 
Clapp  Isaac  P.  tailor,  house  45  B,  near  Fourth 
Clapp  James,  mason,  house  56  Chambers 
Clapp  James,  captain,  h.  6  N.  Hudson 
Clapp  James    B.  28  Cornhill,  bds.  5  Central   court 
Clapp  J.  B.  &  Son  (J.  W.  Clapp),  hoxise   and  land 

brokers,  Portland,  cor.  Sudbury,  h.  12  Derne 
Clapp  J.  Gardner,  (Ciishinq  ^  C),  h.  2  Indiana  pi. 
Clapp  James  H.  clerk,  29  State,  bds.  686  Wash. 
Clapp  John  C.  (Leiois  &;  C.),h.  12  Oak     [Dedham 
Clapp  John  D.  (Capen  '&:  Co.),  220  Broad,  house  at 
Clapp  John  Ives,  (IF.  ^   S.  Phipps  4,   Co.),  boards 

Tremont  Hoiise 
Clapp  Jotham,  clerk,  bds.  56  Chambers 
Clapp  J.  W.  (J.  B.  &:  Son),  boards  12  Derne 
Clapp  Lucretia,  widow,  house  rear  Maiden 
Clapp  Luther,  turner,  4   Albany,  bds.  76   Tremont 
Clapp  Maria    C.  teacher,  boards  12  Derne 
Clapp  Mary  F.  widow,  house  32  Pleasant 
Clapp  Nathaniel,  house  42  Oak 
Clapp  Nathaniel,  blacksmith,  h.  Silver,  near  E 
Clapp  Otis,  book  store,  23  School,  h.  44  Charles 
Clapp  Samuel,  jr.  W.  I.  goods,  747  Wash.  h.  745  do. 
Clapp  Seth  E.  tailor,  house  1  Lindall  place 
Clapp  S.  R.  piano-forte  maker,  h.    2  Hayward  pi. 
Clapp  Warren,  at  E.  E.  Watkins'  fish  house,  Fiist, 

corner  K 
Clapp  Washington,  printer,  house  111  Salem 
Clapp  William  &  Co.  thread  store,  307  Washington, 

bds.  Adams  House 
Clapp  William,  caulker,  hoiise  240  Hanover 
Clapp  William,  grocer,  112  Pleasant,  h.  123  do. 
Clapp  William  W.  144  Wash.  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Clapp  Wm.  W.  jr.  pub.  Eve.  Gaz.  9  O.  State  House 
Clark  &  Co.  4  freniont  Temple 
Clark  Abigail  C.  nurse,  house  13  Hawkins 
Clark  Abigail  N.  Mrs.  61  Temple 
Clark  A.  G.  carpenter,  h.  1   Quiet  place 
Clark  A.  F.  teamster,  house  May  st.  ct. 


Clark  Albert  E.  laborer,  house  17  Barton  [ct. 

Clark  Albert  P.  (Hall,  Myrick  &;  Co.),  bds.  3  Central 
Clark  Alexander,  carpenter,  Kneeland,  c.  Hudson, 

house  28  Fayette 
Clark  Alexander,  boarding,  15  North  square 
Clmk  (Alva  IF.)  &  Linscott  (/o/iw),hats,  IN.Mkt. 
Clark  Alvan,  artist,  15  Tremont  row,  h.  at  Camb. 
Clark  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  8  Southac  court 
Clark  Andrew  J.  (Clapp  ^  C),  21  Union,  b.  26  Ann 
Clark  Andrew  P.  pub.  Real  Estate  Advertiser,  114 

Court,  house  at  Cambridge 
Clark  Atkins  A.  trunk  maker,  15   School,  and   30 

Elm,  house  at  Jamaica  plain 
Clark  A.  F.  hair  dresser,  14  School,  h.  12  Belknap 
Clark  Appleton  P.  ink  and   varnish,  b.  826   Wash. 
Clark  Augustus,  carpenter,  house  32  Piedmont 
Clark  Benjamin,  carpenter,  h.  12  Wheeler's  court 
Clark  Benjamin,  housewright,  5  Bartlett 
Clark  Bridget,  millinery,  24  Merrimac,  h.  do. 
Clark  B.  C.  &  Co.  (G.    C.   Nazro),   merchants,  63 

Commercial  wf.  h.  36  Beacon 
Clark  B.  M.  &  Co.  (J.    Clark,   J.    Brown,  &  M.  M. 

P^V/ort),  painters,  71  Broad,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Clark  C.  tailor,  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Clark  Calvin  W.  house  1  Kingston 
Clark  Catherine,  widow,  h.  12  S.  Margin 
Clark  Catherine  A.  widow,  house  261  Tremont 
Clark  Charles,  clerk,  bds.  34  Portland 
Clark  Charles,  carpenter,  bds.  8  Green 
Clark  Charles,  engineer,  h.  45  Warren 
Clark  Charles,  24  State 

Clark  Charles  H.  safe  maker,  h.  5  E.  Dedham 
Clark  Charles  S.  cooper,  house  32  Snowhill 
Clark  Charles  S.  h.  1  Jefi'erson  place  , 

Clark  Chauncey,  Custom  House,  h.  52   1-2  Essex 
Clark  Chestina   E.  teacher,   b.  9   Blanche  court 
Clark  Christiana  Mrs.  house  29  Kingston 
Clark  Cyrus  T.  painter,  bds.  13  Cooper 
Clark  Cyrus  T.  painter,  8  Devonshue 
Clark  Daniel,  blacksmith,  bds.  88  Turnpike 
Clark  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  13  Hawkins 
Clark  Daniel,  turner,  8  Beach,  h.  42  Oak         [Oak 
Clark  David  G.  baggage  master   O.  C.  R.  R.  b.  15 
Clark  David  W.  housewright,  32  Tyler,  house  34 

Piedmont 
Clark  Edward,  currier,  17  Ferry,  bds.  2  Arch  place 
Clsiik  (Edicard  D.)  &   Hatch   (Samuel),    auction- 
eers, 10  Water,  house  8  Allston  [Tremont 
Clark  Edward  S.  coach  and  chaise  maker,   h.   261 
Clark  Edwin,  clerk,  boards  6  Channing 
Clark  Elijah,  jr.  house  15  Morton  place 
Clark  Elisha.  carpenter,  house  261  Tremont 
Clark  E.  P.  cashier  N.  England  Bank 
Clark  Elizabeth,  millinery,  393  Wash.  [Myrtle 
Clark  Francis,   provisions,  38    Bowdoin,  house   16 
Clark  Francis,  brakeman  13.  &  P.    R.    R.  house   1 

Pleasant  street  court 
Clark  Frederick  F.  painter,  h.  15  E.  Orange 
Clark  George,  mail  agent,  house  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Clark  George  A.  40  S.  Market,  h.  at  Somerville 
Clark  George  H.  milkman,  bds.  24  Thacher      [hill 
Clark  Geo.  L.  paper  hanger,  12  Union,  h.  19  Snow- 
Clark  Geo.  S.  machinist,  h.  W.  Dedham,  n.  Wash. 
Clark  George  W.  laborer,  house  7  Belknap 
Clark  George  W.  printer,  h.  14  1-2  Favette 
Clark  Gilbert,  102  Milk,  house  40  Warren 
Clark  Hannah  Mrs.  boarding,  67  Friend 
Clark  Henry,  notary  pub.  24  State,  h.  67  Salem 
Clark  Henry,  painter,  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Clark  Henry  B.  book  keeper,  bds.  11  Elm 
Clark  Henry  G.  physician,  67  Salem 
Clark  Henry  N.  house  16  Harrison  avenue 
Clark  Isaac,  clerk,  house  10  Florence 
Clark  Isaac  P.  ink  manuf.  113  Wash.  h.  10  Florence 
Clark  Jacob  A.  machinist,  h.  r.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Clark  James,  carpenter,  bds.  9  Nashua 
Clark  James,  insurance,  17  State,  h.  13  Ashland 
Clark  James,  braider,  bds.  6  Billerica  [town 

Clark  James  (B.  M.  Clark  &;   Co.),  h.   at   Charles- 
Clark  James,  teamster,  h.  44  N.  Mai-gin 


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Clark  Jas.  mariner,  house  Maiden,  opp.  Maiden  pi. 
Clark  James  F.  clerk,  8  Court  [142  Hanover 

Clark  James,  jr.  pump  and  block  maker,  h.  3  rear 
Clark  {James  M.)  &  Marble  {F.),  proprietors  Ful- 
ton House,  Cross,  corner  Fulton 
Clark  James  W.  carpenter,  house  2  Indiana 
Clark  {James  W.),  Sweet  {Aaron),  &   Co.    (S.    P. 
Farritigton),  commission  merchants,  102  Milk, 
house  at  Framingham 
Clark  John,  boards  6  Oxford 

Clark  John,  president  of  Equitable   Safety  Insur- 
ance Co.  house  19  Louisburgh  square 
Clark  John,  treas.  Great  Falls  Manuf.  Co.  47  State 
Clark  John,  10  Congress 
Clark  John,  laborer,  house  Cottage.  E.  B. 
Clark  John,  paper  hanger,  bds.  4  Strong  place 
Clark  John,  tobacconist,  50  North  Market,  house 

at  Cambridge 
Clark  J.  B.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  2  Lowell  place 
Clark  John  B.  .53  Milk,  bds.  3  Otis  place 
Clark  John  E.  bonnet  presser.  147  Washington 
Clark  {Jo/mMA,  Bingham  (C.  R.),  &  Co.   (O.  A. 
BiiKjham),  com.  merchants,  4   &   6   Chatham 
row,  boards  106  Court 
Clark  John  S.  stabler.  Deacon,  house  at  Lynn 
Clark  John  S.  trunk  maker,  house  27  Bri  Ige 
Clark  John  T.  clerk,  59  Broad,  b.  Bromfield  House 
Clark  J.  Theodore,  clerk   Equitable  Safety    Insur- 
ance Co.  house  at  Roxbury 
Clark  John  Willard,  house  16  Andover 
Clark  Jonas,  cabinet  maker,  bds.  6  BiUerica 
Clark  Jonas  W.  clothing,  18  Brattle,  h.  May,  n.  W. 

Cedar 
Clark  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  9  Wheeler's  court 
Clark  Joseph,  h.  S.  Suffolk,  near  Briggs  place 
Clark  Joseph,  pump  and  block  maker,  33  Fulton, 

house  7-5  Dover 
Clark  Joseph  D.  printer,  house  7  Albion 
Clark  Joseph  E.  plate  printer,  b.  2  Mt.  Vernon av. 
Clark  Joseph  G.  salesman,  154  Wash.  b.  110  Court 
Clark  Joseph  H.   provisions,  Hudson,  c.  Oak,  h.  2 

Lowell  court 
Clark  Joseph  J.  16  N.  Market,  bds.  94  Salem 
Clark  Joseph  J.,  Indian  medicines,  51  1-2  Hanover, 

house  33  Stillraan 
Clark  Joseph  S.  Rev.  28  Cornhill,  h.  at  Newton 
Clark  Joseph  W.  &  Co.  {L.  C.  Clark,  A.  W.  Spen- 
cer), brokers,  24  State,  house  at  Dedham 
Clark  Joseph  W.  captain,  h.  5   Washington  court 
Clark  J.  A.  Mrs.  dress  maker,  27  Kneeland 
Clark  Leister  M.  {Pierce,  Clark,  S;  Reed),  boards  8 

Bultinch  place 
Clark  Lemuel,  La  Grange  Hotel,  17  Union 
Clark  Lemuel,  trunk  maker,  house  28  Billeriea 
Clark  Lemuel  C.  clerk,  house  10  Florence 
Clark  Lot  {Mea7is  iSc  C),  h.  at  Savin  Hill,  Dorch'r 
Clark  Luther,  physician,  house  37  Pinckuey 
Clark  Malachi,  teamster,  house  107  Ann 
Clark  Marcus,  housewright,  h.  Athens,  near  F 
Clark  Marshall  A.  hair  dresser,  67  Blackstone 
Clark  Marv,  widow  of  Joseph  E.  house  55  High 
Clark  Matthew,  Citv  Market,  Brattle,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Clark  Metcalf  B.  silversmith,  4  Harvard  pi.  house 

26  Chambers 
Clark  Moses,  basement  Court  House,  h.  1  Bridge 
Clark  Moses,  grain,  Har.  av.  h.  504  Washington 
Clark  M.  D.  Mrs.  millinery,  198  Washington 
Clark  Nancy,  nurse,  house  19  Friend 
Clark  {Nathan)  &  Wilder  (C.  J.),  provisions,  112 
Court,  house  46  South  Russell     [183  Hanover 
Clark  Nathan,  shipping  office,  102  Commercial,  h. 
Clark  Nath'l,  printer,  8  Congress,  h.  59  Allen 
Clark  O.  R.  (S.cvH.  Cutter  .s  Co.),  h.  at  S.  Woburn 
Clark  Oren  T.  clerk  United  States  Hotel 
Clark  Patrick,  tailor,  house  67  Salem 
Clark  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  A 
Clark  Peter,  house  80  Hudson 
Clark  Peter,  house  5  Southac 
Clark  Philip,  carpenter,  h.  Doherty  ct.  E.  B. 
Clark  Richard,  clerk,  boards  9  Sudbury 


Clark  Samuel,  musician,  house  3  Milton 
Clark  Samuel,  teamster,  boards  E.  Dedham 
Clark  Samuel  B.  carpenter,  h.  F,  near  Fifth 
Clark  Sarah,  widow,  house  Cross,  E.  B. 
Clark  Septimus,  currier,  26  Ann,  house  4  Genesee 
Clark  Simpson,  house  9  Blanche  court 
Clark  Stephen,  moulder,  h.  Silver,  n.  A     [43  High 
Clark  Stephen  H.  clothing,  1  India  wf.  c.  Broad,  h. 
Clark  Stillman,  3^  Commercial 
Clark  Susan,  dress  maker,  house  37  South  Russell 
Clark  Thacher,  jr.  {Atkins,  Weld,  S)-  Co.),  h.  Web- 
ster, E.  B. 
Clark  Theron  E.  com.  merchant,  12  Commercial 
Clark  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  42  Endicot 
Clark  Thomas,  jr.  teamster,  boards  45  Oak 
Clark  Thomas  E.  machinist,  boards  18  Dover  pi. 
Clark  Thomas  M.  Rev.  house  4  Kingston 
Clark  Thomas  R.  optician,  liouse  2  Spear  place 
Clark  Thomas  W.  W.  miller,  h.  2  Paris  pi.  E.  B. 
Clark  Timothy,  blacksmith,  house  33  Curve 
Clark  Uriel,  thread  and  trimmings,  291  Wash. 
Clark  William,  carpenter,  house  3  Staniford  place 
Clark  William,  painter,  house  5  Lowell  court 
Clark  William,  painter,  boards  6  Billeriea 
Clark  William,  laborer,  house  rear  3S  Charter 
Clark  William,  cooper,  boards  12  Sea 
Clark  William,  house  14  Rochester 
Clark  Wm.,  Thomsonian  Infirmary  80  and  82  Carv'r 
Clark  Wm.  provisions,  33  Bowdoin,  h.  138  Court 
Clark  William,  umbrella  maker,  house  4  Butolph 
Clark  Wm.  F.  office  Sec.  State,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Clark  Wm.  H.  clerk  at  Hanover  House 
Clark  William  L.  10  Water,  boards  10  Allston 
Clark  (  Wm.  R.)  &  Jones  ( Thomas  J.),  W.  I.  goods, 

Fort  Hill  wharf,  house  at  Dorchester 
Clark  William  T.  clerk,  boards  132  Hanover 
Clarke  Charles,  24  State,  b.  1  Thacher,  c.  Prince 
Clarke  Clinton  {Bryant  ^  C),  house  at  Brookline 
Clarke  Dorus,  editor  and'  publisher  Christian  Alli- 
ance, 141  Washington,  house  at  Newton 
Clarke  Edward  H.  physician,  2  Harrison  avenue 
Clarke  Edwin  R.  boards  Revere  House 
Clarke  Henry  M.  private  Sec.  at  the  Cust.  House 
Clarke  Henr>  W.  87  Milk 

Clarke  James  Freeman  Rev.  house  58  Pinckney 
Clarke  John,  watch  maker,  607  Washington 
Clarke   John   &   Son    {John,  jr.),   plumbers,    118 

Court,  house  at  Brookline 
Clarke  John,  jr.  {J.  Clarke  ^  Son),  118  Court 
Clarke  John  D.  dentist,  274' Wash.  b.  5  Columbia 
Clarke  John  J.  (/.  /.  ^  M.  S.  Clarke),  counsellors, 

27  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Clarke  John  Milton,  lecturer,  16  Brattle 
Clarke  Manlius  S.  {J.  J.  &;  M.  S.  Clarke),  27  State, 

house  Suffolk,  opp.  Blackstone  square 
Clarke  Rumsey  {Pond  <Sr  C),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Clarke  Sarah,  house  Thacher,  corner  Prince 
Clarke  Thomas,  hats,  &c.  46  North  Market,  boards 
8  Sullivan  place  [court 

Clarke  Wm.  painter,  11  Railroad  bl'k,  h.  5  Lowell 
Clarke  William  F.  captain,  house  7  Hull 
Clarke  Wm.  F.  jr.  clerk,  15  Dock  sq.  h.  7  Hull 
Clary  Anna,  house  1  Wilberforce  place 
Clary  Henry  D.  clerk.  Custom  H.  h.  42  Chambers 
Clary  John,  machinist,  h.  73  A,  c.  Third 
Clary  Joseph  W.  coal  and  wood  wf.  foot  Allen,  h. 

21  North  Russell 
Clary  Mary,  widow,  house  26  Williams  court 
Clary  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Clary  Thomas,  laborer,  rear  93  Purchase 
Clary  Timothy,  laborer,  house  2  Gouch 
Clash  Jos.  F.  hair  dresser,  150  Ann,  h.  4  Southac 
Classen  C.  F.  house  47  Dover 
Classen  Elias,  watch  maker,  house  rear  2  Mason 
Classen  Wm.  W.  mast  maker,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Clawson  Henry,  boards  Atlantic  House 
Claverlv  Azubiah,  widow,  h.  2  Quincv  place 
Clav  H;  T.  &  Co.  lumber,  Tirrell's  wf.  h.  Har.  av. 
Clay  Henry  ( Walter  Pitts  «Sr  Co.),  h.  at  Camb'dgep't 
Clay  Jane  L.  dress  maker,  boards  25  Kneeland 


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Clay  Lucy  Mrs.  house  Fifth,  near  N 
Clay  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  r.  Fourth,  n.  bridge 
Clear  Ann,  widow,  h.  Wash.  av.  c.  Purchase 
Clear  Francis,  laborer,  house  5  Graphic  ct. 
Clear  Michael,  laborer,  14  Washington  square 
Clear  Richard,  wood.  Constitution  wf.  h.  Wash.  sq. 
Clear  Vincent,  locksmith,  8  Court  avenue 
Cleary  Geo.  T.  {Cleary  cV  Brother),  b.  6  Lowell  ct. 
Cleary  Henry,  printer,  boards  6  Lowell  court 
Cleary  John,  laborer,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Cleary  (John)  &  Brother  {Geo.  T.),  W.  I.    goods, 

coal  and  wood,  637  Washington 
Cleary  Lawrence  Mrs.  house  2  Hamilton  court 
Cleary  Lawrence,  plasterer,  house  8  Norfolk  pi. 
Cleary  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  6  Lowell  ct. 
Cleary  Maurice,  tailor,  house  19  Wash,  square 
Cleary  Michael,  clerk,  house  6  Fleet 
Cleary  Wm.  cordwainer,  boards  6  Lowell  ct. 
Cleary  Wm.  laborer,  house  103  Ann 
Cleasby  Ezekiel,  house  5  Norfolk  place 
Cleasby  Jos.  watchman,  h.  Athens,  r.  Hawes  Sch'l 
Cleaveland  Chas.  D.  physician,  4-5  Har.  av.     [bridge 
Cleaves  Chas.  mach'st.  Causeway,  c.  Fr.  h.  47  Cam- 
Cleaves  Edwin,  locksmith,  4  Washington 
Cleaves  Joshua,  book  keeper,  10  Milk  [h.  at  Salem 
Cleaves  Nathaniel,  weigher  and  gauger,  31  India, 
Cleland  {Samuel)  &  Day  (W.  H.),  com.  mer.  26  S. 

Market,  house  at  Chelsea 
Clemans  E.  D.  job  wagon,  house  9  London 
Clemans  Isaac  T.  house  23  Myrtle 
Clement  (Cynw),  Wetherbee"(.V.),&  Co.  {E.  Le- 

land),  clothing,  47  Ann,  house  at  Chelsea 
Clement  Dolly  M.  dress  maker,  146  Court 
Clement  Jacob  S.  blacksmith,  house  3  Bay 
Clement  {J.  S.),  Salisbury  {I)., Waldo),  k  Co.  dry 

goods,  92  Milk,  boards  Pearl  st.  House 
Clement  Jerem'h,  W.  I.  goods,  805  Wash.  h.  846  do. 
Clement  John,  shipwright,  h.  r.  23  Spring 
Clement  Philip  S.  oysters,  3  Cornhillsq.  house  do. 
Clement  R.  {D.  R.  Everett  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Billerica 
Clement  Theodore,  shoes,  -54  Hanover 
Clemford  John  H.  rigger,  house  230  Hanover 
Cleveland  Chas.  Rev.  city  miss'y,  h.  14  Purchase 
Cleveland  Elisha  J.  {Na'son  6;  C),  h.  Border,  E.  B. 
Cleveland  Henry  J.  printer,  b.  204  Hanover 
Cleveland  W.  A.  mercantile  agency,  8  Merchants' 

Exchange,  residence  New  York 
Cleverly  Asa  P.  Rev.  h.  Mt.  Vernon,  cor.  Beacon 
Cliff  James,  oysters,  52  Turnpike,  h.  Payson  ct. 
Cliff  Mary  Mrs.  house  Payson  court 
Clifford  Francis,  truckman,  h.  Andover  court 
Cliflbrd  Frank,  laborer,  house  104  Broad 
Clifford  Granville,  currier,  57  Fulton 
Clifford  Ira  F.  machinist,  boards  38  Lincoln 
Clifford  John  H.  plumber,  20  Dover,  h.  4  Fort  av. 
Clifford  John  T.  carpenter,  house  13  W.  Centre 
Clifford  Mehitable,  widow,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Clifford  Samuel  W.,  West  India  goods,  404  Com- 
mercial, house  at  Roxbury 
Clifford  Willard,  truckman,  house  318  Fourth 
Clifford  Woodbury,  carpenter,  boards  7  Province 

House  court 
Clifton  Theodore  E.  clerk,  boards  26  High 
Clinch  Joseph  Rev.  house  308  Broadway,  near  F 
Clinch  Thomas,  laborer,  house  5  Thacher  court 
Cline  Anthony,  boarding,  35  Pitts 
CHne  James  H.  reporter,  Havre,  E.  B. 
Cline  William,  cabinet  maker,  house  7  Groton 
Clinkard  Henry  R.  {Whule  «Sf  C),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Clinkard  {Martin  L.)  &  Fenlee  {Georcje),  riggers. 

Commercial  wharf,  house  at  Chelsea 
Cloak  John,  shoo  maker,  house  rear  6  Brighton 
Clona  John,  carpenter,  house  1  Belmont 
Cloney  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  119  Purchase 
Close   Emery  {Luzariler  ^  C),  h.  Athens,  near  C 
Clones  Aaron  R.  grocer,  Webster,  corner  Orleans, 

house  Webster.  E.  B. 
Cloues  Jacob,  sail  maker,  house  Commercial  place 
Clough  Abby,  seamstress,  house  57  1-2  Eliot 
Clough  Alexander,  boards  20  Harvard 


Clough  John,  dentist,  9  Tremont  Temple,  house  at 

Woburn 
Clough  John  P.  printer,  house  2  Cotting  court 
Clough  Samuel,  covered  hats,  4  India  wharf,  house 

7  Endicot  court 
Clough  Samuel,  housewright,  house  4  Cruft  place 
Clough  Willard.  constable,  house  97  Tremont 
Clough  William  E.  boards  97  Tremont 
Cloughcr  Jolin,  house  3  Haven 
Clougton    William,  carpenter,  house  42  S.  Russell 
Clouston  Amelia  W.  widow  of  John,  h.  33  Grove 
Clouston  Robert  H.  housewright,  Bradford,  house 

1  Ringgold 
Cloutman  Alvah,  watchman,  b.  opp.  54  Kneeland 
Cloutman  Benj.  cabinet  maker,  h.  10  Lindall  place 
Cloutman  Daniel  S.  watchman,  h.  rear  117  Essex 
Cloutman  James  D.  laborer,  house  56  1-2  Hanover 
Cloutman  John  S.  painter,  190  Washington,  house 

9  Seaver  place 
Cluer  John  C.  lecturer,  house  4  Lindall  place 
Coachman  J.  C.  boards  Ilarr.  av.  corner  Beach 
Coale  Wm.  Edward,  physician,  17  Cambridge 
Coakley  Thomas,  laborer,  house  212  Broad 
Coates  Benj.  C.  {George  iv  C),  house  8  Albion 
Cobb  Albert  A.  9  Fulton,  h.  21  Harrison  avenue 
Cobb  Baxter  {Buttrick  &;  C),  house  at  Abington 
Cobb  C.  C.  fish  and  oysters,  28  Derne 
Cobb  Charles  D.  grocer,  54  Cambridge,  b.  52  1-2  do. 
Cobb  Cyrus  W.  cabinet  maker,  h.  9  Eaton  court 
Cobb  David,  house  4  Federal 
Cobb  Edward,  boards  3  Fruit  street  court 
Cobb  Elbridge  G.  laborer,  h.  Suffolk,  cor.  Lenox 
Cobb  Elbridge  G.  blacksmith,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Cobb  Elijah  {Hitchcock,    Cobb  A"  Wiiislow),   boards 

6  Bowdoin  square 

Cobb  Elijah  W.  10  India,  boards  6  Bowdoin  sq. 
Cobb  Frederick  W.  threads,  &c.  409  Washington, 

boards  4  Kneeland 
Cobb  Henry,  clerk,  boards  52  1-2  Cambridge 
Cobb  Henry  &  Co.  {B.  Argyras),  shoes  and  leather, 

7  &  9  Fulton,  h.  21  Har.  av.  [Pearl  st.  House 
Cobb  J.  James,  com.  merchant,  18  City  wharf,  bds. 
Cobb  Margaret  Mrs.  house  7  Bennet 

Cobb  Martha  E.  dress  maker,  house  7  Bennet 
Cobb  Matthew,  merchant,  4  Central  wharf,  house 

34  Washington  square 
Cobb  M.  G.  {Dana  ^  C),  house  at  Charlestown 
Cobb  Robert,  housewriglit,  house  Canton  st.  ct. 
Cobb  Samuel  C.  {Cunninghams  if  C),  b.  91  Summer 
Cobb  Samuel  T.  printer,  40  Cornhill,  house  2  Bel- 
mont square,  E.  B. 
Cobb  Stephen,  house  .38  Green 
Cobb  Sylvanus  Rev.  editor  Christian  Freeman,  40 

Cornhill,  h.  Belmont  sq.  corner  Webster     [sq. 
Cobb  Sylvanus,  jr.  ed.  Washington'n,  h.  2  Belmont 
Cobbett  R.  C.  widow,  house  Commercial  court 
Cobin  James,  blacksmith,  house  83  Prince 
Coburn  Caleb,  W.  I.  goods,  26  Foster's  wharf,  h.  at 

Dorchester  [Spring 

Coburn  Charles,  boots  and  shoes,  55  Court,  house  5 
Coburn  Daniel  J.  deputy  sheriff,  5  Court  sq.  h.  22 

Leveret,  opp.  Lynran  place  [h.  r.  6  Hawkins 

Coburn  Ethan  N.  cortin  manufacturer,  16  Sudbury, 
Coburn  Geo.  W.  88  Milk,  bds.  2  Head  place 
Coburn  Henry  R.  lard  oil,  29  India,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Coburn  James  F.  printer,  house  111  Chambers 
Coburn  James  F.  jr.  shoe  maker,  13   Salem,  house 

98  Endicot  [corner  Southtic 

Coburn  John  P.  clothing,  24  Brattle,  h.  Butolph, 
Coburn  Joseph  D.  5  Court  square,  h.  22  Leveret 
Coburn  Joseph  W.  mason,  house  4  Morton  court 
Coburn  Maria  B.  widow,  house  238  Tremont 
Coburn  {S.  D.)  &  Boyden  (IF.  .S.),  junk  &  stoves, 

38  Cross,  house  8  Prospect 
Coburn  Washington  L.  clerk,  boards  8  Prospect 
Coburn  William  H.  printer,  boards  8  Prospect 
Cochran  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  South,  near  Harvard 
Cochran  Daniel,  laborer,  house  11  Essex  place 
Cochran  John,  laborer,  boards  4  Sweetser  court 
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Cochran,   {L.  H.  M.)  Cole  (C.  D.),  &  Co.   pub- 
lishers Odd  Fellow,  66  Cornhill,  h.  at  North 
Maiden 
Cochran  Michael,  carpenter,  house  37  Oneida 
Cochran  Michael,  house  3  Erie 
Cochran  Milton,  4  Court  square 
Cochran  Samuel  Q.  &  Co.  {Thomas   IV.  Robinson), 

wine  dealers,  30  Congress 
Cochran  Simon,  laborer,  house  3  Fleet 
Cochran  William,  laborer,  house  rear  183  Sea 
Cochrane  Gerry  W.  (Emerson,  C.  ^  Co.),  70  Pearl 
Cochrane  W.  A.  125  Milk 

Cockayne  Abigail  H.  boarding  house,  2  W.  Centre 
Cocklin  William,  laborer,  house  164  Purchase 
Codding  David  N.  moulder,  b.  10  Winthrop,  E.  B. 
Coddington  Edward,  printer,  house  lo  S.  Cedar 
Codman  Benjamin  S.  dentist,  house  484  Wash. 
Codman  Edward   &   Co.    {John  Broo/cs  Parker), 

wines,  95  State,  house  59  Beacon 
Codman  Francis,  boards  34  Boylston 
Codman  Henry,  counsellor,  40  State,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Codman  John,  counsellor,  4  Court,  h.  41  Chesnut 
Codman  John  Amory,  artist,  8  Araorj'  Hall,  house 
at  Roxbury  [Dorchester 

Codman   Robert,  counsellor,   46   Court,  house   at 
Codman  Stephen,  7  India  wharf,  h.  1  Hamilton  pi. 
Codman  Susan,  widow  of  William,  h.  41  Chesnut 
Codman  AVillard  W.  dentist,  house  33  Boylston 
Codman  William  C.  merchant,  46  Central  wharf, 

house  at  Dorchester 
Cody  Edward,  brass  founder,  Curve,  h.  15  London 
Cody  Thomas,  boards  16  East 
Cody  Thos.  A.  at  B.  &  W.  freight  depot,  b.  19  Oak 
Coe  John  E.  book  keeper  Marlboro'  Hotel 
Coe  Richard  C.  clerk,  1  Museum  building,  Tremont 
Coe  Samuel  R.  lodging,  192  and  194  Ann 
Coe  William,  painter,  house  Bolton,  near  B 
Coflfee  Andrew,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Coffee  John,  laborer,  h.  15  Bartlett 
Coffee  John,  laborer,  h.  23  Washington  avenue 
Coffee  John,  waiter,  h.  20  Hamilton 
Coffee  John,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  9  Camden 
Coffee  Michael,  laborer,  h.  80  Kneeland 
Coffee  Patrick,  house  Gold,  corner  A 
Coffee  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  on  Howe's  wharf 
Coffey  Patrick,  laborer,  19  Washington  avenue 
Coffin  Aaron,  carpenter,  Tremont  road,  house  46 

Fayette 
Coffin  A.  Bigelow,  105  State,  bds.  49  Essex 
Coffin  Abel  H.  book  keeper,  4  Lewis  wharf,  house 

at  Charlestowu 
Coffin  Ann,  nurse,  house  29  Grove 
Coffin  Charles  H.  com.  raer.  1  City  wharf 
Coffin  David,  hatter,  boards  28  Nashua 
Coffin  Galen,  {R/'x  cV  Co.),  b.  101  Pleasant 
Coffin  Gardner  S.   locksmith  and   blacksmith,  58 

Brattle,  house  2  Dix  place 
Coffin  Geo.  B.  boards  54  Essex 
Coffin  (G.  Winthrop)  &  Weld  (J.  G.),  merchants, 
43  Central  wharf,  h.  Washington,  c.   Decatur 
Coffin  Geo.  W.  land  agent,  State  House,  h.  7  Rowe 
Coffin  James  H.  carpenter,  bds.  46  Fayette 
Coffin  John  L.  book  keeper,  house  58  Essex 
Coffin  Joseph  M.  clerk,  h.  r.  11  Carver 
Coffin  Langdon,  broker,  5  Congress  square,  house 
at  Newton  corner  [28  Nashua 

Coffin  Marcus  V.  housewright,  16  Harvard  pi.  b. 
Coffin  Mary  A.  L.  boarding,  h.  Orleans,  E.  B. 
Coffin  Nath'l  R.  butter,  cheese,  and  fruit,  24  Mer- 
chants' row,  h.  Channing,  cor.  Sister  [Charles 
Coffin  N.  W.  20  Old  State  House,  h.  Boylston,  n. 
Coffin  Thomas  B.  housewright,  h.  11  Osborn  place 
Coffin  Thos.  M.  machinist,  80  Federal,  h.  49  Carver 
Coffin  Uriah  H.  housewright,  bds.  735  Washington 
Coffin  Wm.  cashier  Columbian  Bank,  h.  Essex  pi. 
Coffin  Wm.  B.  secretary  Mercantile  Marine  Insur- 
ance Co.  house  corner  Essex  place 
Coffin  Wm.  E.  &  Co.  {J.  H.   Coitoti),  iron  factors, 

105  State,  house  23  Edinboro' 
Coffin  Wm.  S.  physician,  115  Court,  h.  7  Rowe 


Coffin  Z.  Erastus,  housewright,  house  Third,  be- 
tween C  and  D 
Coffney  John,  laborer,  house  18  Livingston 
Coffran  Joseph,  pedler,  h.  55  Warren 
Coffren  Ariel,  grocer,  7  Suffolk,  h.  1  Decatur 
Coffren  James,  teamster,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Cofield  John,  h.  198  Hanover 
Cofran  George,  mason,  house  2  Gouch  place 
Cofran  James,  teamster,  house  8  Commercial 
Cofran  James,  house  7  Adams 
Cofran  Joseph,  hackman,  b.  18  West 
Cogan  William,  job  wagon,  house  Second,  near  B 
Cogan  William,  laborer,  house  11  Battery 
Coggeshall  H.  E.  80  State 

Coggin  Henry,  coachman,  house  26  Prince         [ter 
Coggins  Edw.  A.  varnisher,  h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorches- 
Coggins  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  10  S.  Margin 
Coggins  Thomas,  tailor,  house  9  Williams 
Cogswell  Frederick,  sail  maker,  bds.  30  Nashua 
Cogswell  James  A.  26  Charlestowu 
Cogswell  John  C.  90  F.  H.  M.  bds.  2  Richmond 
Cogswell  Moses  P.  {Rand  if  C.) 
Cogswell  Robert,  painter,  h.  97.^  Chambers 
Cogswell  Zaccheus  {E.  Choate  i^  Co.),  b.  8  Howard 
Cohane  Michael,  tailor,  h.  5  Humphrey  place 
Coharn  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Suffolk,  o'pp.  ch. 
Cohen  Simon,  181  Washington,  b.  24  Sudbury 
Coigley  James,    ornamental    carver,  505^    Wash- 
ington, h.  29  Beach    . 
Coit  Daniel  T.  physician,  h.  12  High,  n.  Summer 
Cokely  Catharine,  widow,  9  Columbia 
Cokely  Patrick,  tailor,  4  Clinton 
Cokely  Patrick,  laborer,  house  45  Sea 
Colbath  Absolam  P.  handcartman,  h.  81  Prince 
Colbath  James,  teamster,  house  Lexington  place 
Colbath  Mark  A.  L.  truckman,  h.  2  Gilman  place 
Colbath  Relief  {Crow/ei/  St;  C),  633  Washington 
Colbert  Andrew,  basket  maker,  h.   Northampton, 

near  Harrison  avenue 
Colbert  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Colbeth  John,  piano-forte  maker,   h.  W.  Dedham, 

cor.  Suffolk 
Colburn  Ann,  house  41  Harrison  avenue 
Colburn  Charles,  laborer,  h.  New,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Colburn  Charles,  boards  2  Sewall  place 
Colburn  Charles  M.  laborer,  h.  1  Chardon  street  pi. 
Colburn  Edward,  house  2  Sewall  place 
Colburn  Frederick,  boards  17  Franklin  place 
Colburn  Gilman  White,  boards  33  Kneeland 
Colburn  Hh-am,  hats  and  caps,  2  City  wharf,  on 

Commercial,  h.  23  Harvard 
Colburn  James,  boards  20  Beacon  [Chambers 

Colburn  Jeremiah,  hats,  60  Washington,  house  50 
Colburn  {Joseph)  &  Howard  {John  F.),  wood  and 

coal.   Turnpike,   near  the  bridge,  house   384 

Broadway 
Colburn  Joshua,  dry  goods,  house  2  Sewall  place 
Colburn  Michael,  laborer,  house  4  Boylston  square 
Colburn  Samuel,  8  Water,  b.  Com'l  Coffee  House 
Colburn  Wm.  H.  clerk,  70  Commercial,  b.  Fulton 

House 
Colburn  Wm.  H.  57  Pearl,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Colburn  (If 7//;s  H.)  &.  Hall  {Geo.  O.),  flour  and 

grain.  North  Free  Bridge,  S.  B.  h.  Old  Harbor 
Colburn  {Willis)  &.  Hall  {Geo.  D.),  com.  mer.  21 

Commercial  wharf 
Colby  Amos,  hats,  10  Com'l,  h.  34  Snowhill 
Colby  Daniel,  pattern  maker,  house  Decatur 
Colby  Dorothy,  widow,  h.  436  Washington        [ton 
Colby  Gardner,  woollen  goods,  22  Milk,  h.  at  New- 
Colby  George  W.  hats,  caps,  5  Elm,  b.  18  Hanover 
Colby  Hannah,  widow,  house  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Colby  John,  produce,  Maverick  sq.  h.  22  Cross 
Colby  Johnson,  city  messenger,   City  Hall,  house 

23  Prospect 
Colby  Luther,  printer,  boards  e.T  Myrtle 
Colby  M.  &  Co.  furniture,  483  Washington 
Colbv  Mary  T.  nurse,  house  6  South  Cedar 
Colby  Moses  L.  boot  maker,  62  1-2  Myrtle,  h.  63  do. 
Colby  Nathaniel  B.  carpenter,  house  19  Charter 


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Colby  Osmond  V.  boarding,  18  Hanover       [Taylor 
Colby  Philip  N.   sash  maker,    Tremont  road,  h.  5 
Colby  Robert  L.  counsellor,  47  Court,  b.  City  Hotel 
Colby  Ruth,  widow  of  Joseph,  house  12  Castle 
Colby  Samuel,  pilot,  h.  17  Sheafe 
Colby  Sarah,  boarding,  house  9  Batterymarch 
Colby  Wm.  carpenter,  boards  11  Dover 
Colby  Wm.  hats  and  caps,  47  N.  Market,  bds.  18 
Hanover  '  [avenue 

Colby  Wm.  B.  lightening  conductors,  h.  2Kennard 
Colcbrd  John  M.  teacher  Phillips  School 
Colcord  John  W.  teacher,  boards  8  Derne 
Colcord  Phineas,  house  Maverick  sq.  E.  B. 
Colcord  {Phineas,  jr.)  &  Russell   {Amos),  ^nnk,  3 

Richmond,  h.  Sumner,  East  Boston 
Colcord  S.  M.  {Carter,  C,  &  Preston),  h.  66  Myrtle 
Cole  Albert,  mariner,  h.  1  Eaton  place 
Cole  Albert  C.  clerk,  boards  56  Dover 
Cole  Ambrose  W.  carrier,  h.  r.  37  Pleasant 
Cole  Bethia,  widow,  house  91  Summer 
Cole  Byron  {Eaton,  Hill,  &  Co.),  bds.   31  Harvard 
Cole  Charles,  daguerreotypist,  63  Court,  b.  27  Oak 
Cole  Charles  D.  "(Coc/trnw,  Cole,  &,  Co.) 
Cole  Chase,  piano-forte  maker,  boards  25  Harvard 
Cole  Geo.  M.  wood  and  coal,  Tremont,  n.  Pleasant, 

house  254  Tremont 
Cole  Hirain,  house  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Cole  Hiram  F.  48  Milk,  house  at  East  Cambridge 
Cole  James,  stone  mason.,  boards  26  Ann 
Cole  Jeffrey,  blacksmith,  boards  5  Kellam  place 
Cole  John,  cordwainer,  36  Myrtle 
Cole  John  S.  carpenter,  house  12  Oliver  place 
Cole  Levi,  machinist,  house  17  Hamburg 
Cole  Lucius,  carpenter,  h.  3  S.  May 
Cole  Morrill,  linseed  oil    manufacturer,  18  India 

wharf,  house  Eutaw,  c.  Meridian 
Cole  Oliver,  book  keeper.  Globe  Bank,  h.  8  Poplar 
Cole   Raymond,  assistant   clerk,    Court   Common 

Pleas,  bds.  8  Fayette 
Cole  Reuben  H.  house  258  Hanover 
Cole  Richard,  clerk,  1  Museum  block,  Tremont 
Cole  Samuel,  jr.  carpenter,  li.  Silver,  n.  G 
Cole  Salathiel,  blacksmith,  h.  10  Dover 
Cole  Seth,  printer,  h.  Barre  pi.  [at  Chelsea 

Cole  S.  W.  editor  N.  E.  Farmer,  Quincy  Hall,  h. 
Cole  Thomas,  laborer,  Washing,  ave.  c.  Purchase 
Cole  William,  laborer,  h.  20  Wash.  sq. 
Cole  William,  h.  Suttblk,  opp.  Blackstone  sq. 
Cole  Winslow,  cooper,  house  64  Carver 
Coleman  Charles,  laborer,  h.  opp.  1  Hamburg 
Coleman  David  T.  stevedore,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Coleman  Edward,  machinist,  b.  228  Harr.  ave. 
Coleman  Edward,  stevedore,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Coleman  Elijah  J.  housewright,  h.  I,  near  First 
Coleman  Elisha  P.  clerk,  92  Hanover,  h.  6  Pitts 
Coleman  James,  house  6  Indiana 
Coleman  James,  stevedore,  house  21  Wash.  ave. 
Coleman  Jeremiah,  mason,  house  107  Hudson 
Coleman  John,  mariner,  house  Kelley  pi. 
Coleman  John,  grocer,  12  Hamilton,  house  do. 
Coleman  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  18  Charter 
Coleman  Joseph,  house  17  Norfolk  place 
Coleman  Lewis,  dry  goods,  379  AVash.  h.  64  Dover 
Coleman  Phoebe,  seamstress,  boards  30  W.   Cedar 
Coleman  Phineas,  clothing,  386  Com'l,  h.  8  Han- 
over avenue 
Coleman  William,  pedler,  h.  5  Moon  st.  ct. 
Coleman  Wm.  11  Tremont  row,  bds.  Lowell  House 
Coleman  Wm.  W.  restorator,  14^  Lowell,  h.  16  do. 
Coles  Elbridge  G.   coach  painter,   Charlestown,  c. 

Beverly,  house  48  Cooper 
Coles  J.  F.  128  Washington 

Coles  Larkin  B.  physician,  house  54  Essex    [chase 
Coles  Winslow  V.  copper  plate  printer,  h.   7   Pur- 
Colesworthy  Maria  P.  boards  68  Prince 
Colesworthy  Wm.  A.  461  Wash,  boards  1  Eliot 
Colesworthy  William  H.  boards  7  Franklin 
Colesworthy  William  H.  trunk  maker,  9  Hanover 
Coley  John,  birds  and  cages,  78  Hanover,  c.  Union 
Colgan  John,  blacksmith,  house  12  A,  n.  Fourth 


Colgen  James,  carpenter,  boards  508  Wash. 
Coligan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  39  Oneida 
Coll  H.  J.  jeweller,  282  Wash.  h.  at  Ro.xbury 
CoUamore  George  W.  house  41  Salem 
Collamore  Oilman,  51  Com'l  whf.  h.  at  Charlestown 
CoUamore  Jolin,  jr.  &  Co.   {R.  E.  Nexoman,  ^  J. 
Curtis,  jr.),  crockery  ware,  98  Wash,  house  10 
Kingston  [Newton 

CoUas  Louis,   carpenter,  house  Washington,  near 
CoUey  Benjamin  E.  400  Wash.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Collier  Ann,  house  90  Eliot 

Collier  Benj.  43  Cornhill,  h.  at  Chelsea      [Chelsea 
Collier  David  J.  merch.  tailor,  47   Congress,   h.   at 
Collier  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  113  Cambridge 
Collier  Ellen,  widow,  house  10  Dover 
Co'lier  Isaac,  rope  maker,  house  Border,  E.  B. 
Collier  John,  blacksmith,  h.  Border,  n.  Cross,  E.  B. 
Collier  Joseph  H.  watchman,  h.  3  Canton  st.  ct. 
Collier  Mary  A.  teacher  Brimmer  Sch.   h.  90  Eliot 
Collier  William,  boots  and  shoes,  Suffolk,  h,  Fabin 
Collier  William  R.  boards  10  Channing 
Collins  Bartholomew,  brush  maker,  h.  6  Pearl  pi. 
Collins  Bartholomew,  laborer,  house  6  Lehigh 
Collins  Benjamin,  {Stearns  ^  Co.),  26  Water 
Collins  Beiijanrin,  carpenter.  Meridian,  h.  Sumner 
Collins  Catharine  Mrs.  h.  290  Fourth 
Collins  Daniel,  boot  maker,  85  Sea,  h.  do. 
Collins  David,  laborer,  h.  2  Livingston  place 
Collins  Edmund,  laborer,  house  5  Lucas  place 
Collins  Edward,  blacksmith,  h.  19  Williams 
Collins  Elisha  K.  di-y  goods,  h.  100  Chambers 
Collins  Elmer,  40  Long  wharf,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Collins  George,  tailor,  house  r.  4  Church 
Collins  James,  boiler  maker,  h.  Second,  cor.  A 
Collins  James,  boarding,  h.  2  Hanover  avenue 
Collins  James,  gardener,  house  rear  147  Wash. 
Collins  James,  laborer,  h.  Wilberforce  place 
Collins  James,  grocer.  Sea,  cor.  Beach,  h.  do. 
Collins  James,  clothing,  42  Blackstone 
Collins  James,  carpenter,  house  42  Endicot 
Collins  James  C.  painter,  house  3  N.  Hanover  ct. 
Collins  James  H.  mason,  boards  66  Suffolk 
Collins  Jeremiah,  plasterer,  house  21  Oliver 
Collins  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  64  Purchase 
Collins  John,  laborer,  house  Cottage 
Collins  John,  laborer,  house  Furnace 
Collins  John,  laborer,  house  2  Milton 
Collins  John,  laborer,  house  Oliver,  opp.  Wendell 
Collins  John,  tailor,  house  14  Pearl  place 
Collins  John,  laborer,  house  78  Kneeland 
Collins  John  H.  house  7  Pitts  [way 

Collins  John  H.  {Kettell,  C.  *  Co.),  h.  284  Broad- 
Collins  Matthias,  glass  packer,  house  Gold,  n.  C 
Collins  Michael,  laborer,  h.  r.  Third,  n.  B 
Collins  Michael,  laborer,  house  7  1-2  Wharf 
Collins  Michael,  laborer,  172  Purchase        [Chelsea 
Collins  Michael,  carpenter,  rear  21  Union,  house  at 
Collins  Michael,  laborer,  house  35  Merrimac 
Collins  Michael,  laborer,  house  22  Wash,  place 
Collins  Patrick,  grocer,  house  Paris,  E.  B. 
Collins  Patrick,  laborer,  house  4  Sullivan  place 
Collins  Patrick,  laborer,  house  2  Milton 
Collins  Patrick,  blacksmith,  71  South 
Collins  Patrick,  laborer,  house  104  Warren 
Collins  Patrick,  boarding,  2  Clark  &  290  Ann 
Collins  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  15  Belmont 
Collins  Patrick,  laborer,  house  13  Hamburg 
Collins  Richard,  brass  finisher,  house  r.  1  Centre 
Collins  Sarah,  tailoress,  house  240  Hanover 
Collins  Susan,  widow,  house  4  Chardon 
Collins  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  40  Endicot 
Collins  Thomas,  hair  dresser,  21  Devonshire,  bds. 

32  Southac 
Collins  Thomas,  laborer,  house  164  Purchase 
Collins  Thomas,  laborer,  house  7  Canal       [Market 
Collins  Thomas  G.  housewright,  40  Merrimac,  h.  1 
Collins  Timothy,  fruit,  149  Broad,  house  do. 
Collins  Timothy,  laborer,  house  Humphrey  pi. 
Collins  Timothy,  laborer,  house  3  Wendell 
Collins  Timothy,  laborer,  house  264  Broad 


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Collins  William,  hatter,  boards  5o  Hanover 
Collins  "\Vm.  N.  truckman,  h.  Fifth,  n.  C     [rop  pi. 
Collins  Walter  R.  carpenter,  11  Marshall,  h.  6  Lath- 
CoUis  William  H.  house  55  Marion 
CoUock  Marcellus,  boards  52  Harrison  ave. 
Colman  Ammicl,  boarding,  8  Purchase  place 
Colman  E.  A.  paper  hanger,  2  Union  block,  h.  at 

Chelsea  [house  2  Porter 

Colman  Edward,  grocer,  Bedford,  cor.  Kingston, 
Colman  Henry,  locksmith,  11  Water,  h.  22  Marion 
Colman  James,  laborer,  house  65  Broad 
Colman  James  G.  clerk,  bds.  8  Purchase  place 
Colman  John,  laborer,  house  45  Oswego 
Colman  Joseph,  mariner,  house  opp.  96  Fulton 
Colman  Noah  H.  &  Co.  hats,  &e.  51  North  Market, 

house  30  Auburn 
Colman  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  20  Merrimac 
Colman  Waterman,  boards  8  Purchase  place 
Colson  James,  40  Ann,  house  3  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Colson  Joseph,  house  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Colson  Joseph,  1  Com'l  whf.  h.  15  Saratoga 
Colson  Willis  A.  house  10  Crescent  place 
Colt  B.  F.  14  Mer.  Exch.  house  17  Pinckney 
Colter  James,  laborer,  house  2  Cove 
Colter  James,  brass  finisher,  house  28  Oneida 
Colthrust  Wm.  carpenter,  house  56  Kneeland 
Colton  Albert,  book  binder,  boards  252  Wash. 
Colton  Charles  W.  printer,  2  Water 
Colton  Geo.  druggist,  112  Cambridge,  n.  134  do. 
Colton  William  F.  clerk,  bds.  18  Hanover 
Coltman  Henry  W.  coppersmith,  Havre,  E.  B. 
Coltman  James  W.  coppersmith,  Lewis,  h.  Havre, 

East  Boston 
Colwell  Thomas,  tailor,  house  6  Thacher  court 
Colver  Nath'l  Rev.  house  2  Pro^inc€  House  court 
Colyer  Francis,  laborer,  house  Grover  place 
Comer  George  N.  accountant  and  teacher  of  book- 
keeping, 139  Wash.  h.  274  Tremont 
Comer  Thomas,  musician,  boards  23  Bedford 
Comerford  Michael,  laborer,  h.  44  S.  Margin 
Comerford  Nicholas,  gold  beater,  h.  Northampton 
Comerford  P.  chemist,  house  rear  794  vVash. 
Comey  George  P.  clerk,  boards  31  High 
Comey  W.  G.  old  iron,  boards  Western  Ave.  Hotel 
Coniins  Linus  B.  patent  leather,   22  Dock  square, 

house  at  Roxbury 
Comins  Pascal  E.  house  69  Suffolk 
Comins  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Comsett  Lucretia,  widow,  house  2  Nashua 
Comstock  Sylvester,  boards  19  Albany 
Conahan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Creek  square 
Conan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Page's  court 
Conant's  Express,  7  State  [Poplar 

Conant  Andrew  P.  leather,  7  Blackstone,  house  58 
Conant  A.  W.  boards  at  Albion 
Conant  Daniel,  laborer,  house  3  Thacher 
Conant  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  7  Commer'l    [n.  Canton 
Conant  Frederick  P.   housewright,  house   SutTolk, 
Conant  Ira,  boards  439  Washington 
Conant  Josiah  F.,  AV.  I.  goods  and  fruit,  3  Faneuil 

Hall,  h.  80  Temple  [h.  at  Cambridge 

Conant  (Levi)  &  Gross  (I.  S.),  62  &  64  F.  H.  M. 
Conant  Levi,  instructor  Eliot  School 
Conant  Matthew  W.  M.  clerk,  house  48  Bridge 
Conant  Nathan,  teamster,  house  1  Barton 
Conant  Peter,  37  Congress,  house  at  Charlestown 
Conant  Smyrna,  painter,  boards  2  Russell  court 
Conant  AVm.  F.  53  Com.  whf.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Conaty  James,  grocer,  794  Washington 
Condell  Philip,  printer,  boards  4  Channing 
Condit  D.  S.  &   Brother  ( lFi7/(a»i),  hardware,  42 

Union,  boards  8  Howard  151  Court 

Condit  William  {D.  S.  C.  &  Brother),  42  Union,  b. 
Condon  Benjamin,  laborer,  h.  n.  F.  Bridge,  S.  B. 
Condon  Dennis,  laborer,  house  B,  near  Second 
Condon  James,  laborer,  house  24  Athens 
Condon  James,  laborer,  house  B,  near  Second 
Condon  James,  laborer,  house  rear  239  Ann 
Condon  John,  laborer,  house  D,  near  Athena 
Condon  John,  laborer,  house  16  Bennet 


Condon  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  26  Athens,  near  A 
Condon  Samuel,  printer,  house  16  Gouch 
Condon  Thomas,  laborer,  house  21  Fleet 
Condron  John  L.  currier,  28  Charlestown,  house  1 

N.  Margin  place 
Condry  Rebecca,  tailoress,  46  Prince 
Cone  Charles  F.  30  F.  H.  Market 
Cone  Thomas  S.  9  Chatham  row,  b.  54  Belknap 
Conery  Edward,  laborer,  house  289  Ann 
Conery  Thomas  (C  Bitttrick  &;  Co.),  h.  6  Cherry 
Coney  Ellen,  widow,  house  rear  114  Sea 
Coney  George  H.  clerk,  boards  69  Broadway 
Coney  Jabez,  machinist,  foundry,  h.  69  Broadway 
Coney  John,  laborer,  house  19  Pitts 
Coney  Peter,  groceries,  106  Ann,  house  do. 
Congdon  Wm.  salesman,  23  Elm,  house  17  Oak 
Conklan  Patrick,  clerk,  house  10  Washington  sq. 
Conlan  Barney,  laborer,  h.  10  Bridge  st.  court 
C'onlan  James,  silversmith,  house  rear  20  East 
Conlan  James,  trader,  house  4  N.  Federal  court 
Conlan  Michael,  laborer,  house  W.  Dedham 
Conlan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  London,  E.  B. 
Conlan  Peter,  laborer,  house  Maverick 
Conlan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  39  Charlestown 
Conley  Barney,  laborer,  house  rear  Fifth,  near  C 
Conley  Charles   C.  builder,  h.  193  Broadway,  n.  D 
Conley  Cornelius,  mason,  h.  90  Turnpike,  near  A 
Conley  Francis,  house  Second,  bet.  A  &  Turnpike 
Conley  James,  stone  cutter,  house  41  Portland 
Conley  James,  brass  finisher,  house  9  Oneida 
Conley  John,  shoe  maker,  house  144  Ann 
Conley  John,  laborer,  house  Richmond,  near  Ann 
Conley  Martin,  tailor,  house  95  Endicot 
Conley  Michael,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Conley  Patrick,  scowman,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Conley  Thomas,  laborer,  143  Broad 
Conn  Horace  {A.    Thompson  S^  Co.),  h.  at  Wobum 
Conn  William  B.  laborer,  house  3  1-2  S.  Margin 
Connahan  Timothy,  brush  maker,  h.  3  Sullivan  pi. 
Connell  Dennis,  laborer,  house  328  Commercial 
Council  James,  laborer,  house  24  Pleasant 
Connell  James,  laborer,  house  7  Milton 
Connell  John,  laborer,  house  606  Washington 
Connell  jNIichael,  house  1  Theatre  alley 
Connell  Patrick,  h.  Bremen,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Connell  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Connell  Patrick,  cooper,  house  179  Purchase 
Connell  Timothy,  laborer,  house  17  Hamilton 
Connell  Timothy,  boarding,  h.  24  Cross         [House 
Connelly  Aaron   H.  piano-forte  maker,  bds.  Utica 
Connelly  Dennis,  laborer,  house  25  Williams 
Connelly  James,  sawder,  house  Meridian 
Connelly  James,  laborer,  house  8  Battery 
Connelly  James,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Connelly  James,  laborer,  house  38  Belknap 
Connelly  John,  laborer,  house  65  Friend 
Connelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  41  Sea 
Connelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Connelly  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  B 
Connelly  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  4  Bridge  court 
Connelly  Timothy,  laborer,  house  9  Bartlett 
Conner  Charles,  laborer,  house  7  Battery 
Conner  Charles  H.  book  keeper,  8  N.  Market,  bds. 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Conner  Dennis,  laborer,  house  rear  5  Suffolk 
Conner  Henry,  b.  Merchants'  Exchange  Hotel 
Conner  John  (IF.  Bond  6,-  Co.),  house  102  Beach 
Conner  John,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Conner  John,  laborer,  house  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Conner  Christopher,  blacksmith,  h.  r.  Third,  n.  D 
Conners  Daniel,  laborer,  house  7  E.  Orange 
Conners  David,  tailor,  hotise  3  Wendell 
Conners  Edward,  tailor,  house  27  Williams 
Conners  Elizabeth,  nurse,  house  5  Norfolk  place 
Conners  Ellen,  widow,  house  Kneeland,  n.  Utica 
Conners  John,  laborer,  house  9  Bartlett 
Conners  John,  tailor,  house  223  Hanover 
Conners  John,  laborer,  house  Colony 
Conners  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  67  Atkinson 
Conners  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 


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Conners  Thomas,  laborer,  house   10  Harr.  avenue 
Conners  Thomas,  laborer,  house  8  Canal 
Conners  Timothy,  grocer,  168  Fourth,  house  do. 
Conners  William,  laborer,  house  36  Curve 
Connery  David,  mason,  house  51  Fayette 
Connery  David,  jr.  mason,  house  51  Fayette 
Connery  Edward,  laborer,  house  rear  211  Hanover 
Connolly  Bridget,  dress  maker,  house  3  Williams 
Connolly  Christopher,  house  8  Essex  place 
Connor  Andrew  J.  painter,  house   Bolton,  near  F 
Connor  Ann,  widow,  house  Bolton,  n.  Dorchester 
Connor  John,  mariner,  house  99  Broad 
Connor  Mary,  grocer,  251  Ann 
Connor  Michael,  laborer,  rear  Third,  near  K 
Connor  Philip,  boiler  maker,  76  London,  E.  B. 
Connor  Thomas,  plasterer,  house  1  Piedmont 
Connor  William,  laborer,  house  46  Merrimac 
Conologue  Barney,  spruce  beer,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Conologue  Charles,  mason,  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Conologue  Margaret,  widow,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B.     , 
Conologue  Michael,  mason,  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Conquest  William,  rigger,  house  16  Salutation 
Conrey  John  Q.  A.  carpenter,  h.  r.  690  Wash. 
Conry  Richard,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  corner  South 
Conry  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  house  85  Essex 
Constant  Victor,  sea  captain,  house  95  Summer 
Converse  Benjamin  B.  {Bticktiam  <Sf   C),  house  at 

Roxbury  [Gold,  n.  D 

Converse  Benning  M.  cordwainer,  69  Cornhill,  h. 
Converse  Christopher  C.  flour  &  grain,  33  Eastern 

Railroad  wharf,  house  at  Somerville 
Converse  Edmund  W.  {Blanchard,  Converse  ^  Co.), 

boards  5  McLean 
Converse  Elisha  S.  36  North  Market         [McLean 
Converse  James  C.  (Blanchard,  C.  <Sr  Co.),  house  5 
Converse   James  W.   {Field,  C.  &;   Co.),  house  at 

Jamaica  Plain 
Converse  John,  type  caster,  house  43  Auburn 
Converse  Joseph,  porter,  house  33  Billerica 
Converse  Joseph  H.  {Poland  &;  C),  b.  Bromfield 

House 
Conway  Ann,  dress  maker,  78  Prince 
Conway  James,  grocer,  89  Fourth,  house  do. 
Conway  Patrick,  painter,  house  12  Clark 
Conway  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  Dorchester 
Conway  Thomas,  laborer,  house  13  Adams 
Conway  Thomas,  house  rear  9  Federal  covu't 
Conwell  Matthew,  341  Wash,  boards  17  Tyler 
Cook  B.  H.  trader,  house  42  Rochester 
Cook  Bridget,  washing,  house  rear  57  Merrimac 
Cook  Caroline,  dress  maker,  b.  80  Leveret 
Cook  Charles,  lith.  and  engraver,  20  Joy's  building, 

boards  32  Lincoln 
Cook   Chas.  sexton  Central  Church,  h.  17  Nassau 
Cook  Charles  Edward,  paper  hangings,  220  Wash- 
ington, house  486  Washington 
Cook  Charlotte,  widow,  house  12  Fruit 
Cook  Colman,  fish,  19  Lewis,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Cook  Colman,  2d,  carpenter,  house  Meridian,  E.'B. 
Cook  Edmund,  tailor,  house  3  Cotting 
Cook  Edward,  cabinet  maker,  house  2  Bartlett 
Cook  Elbridge  G.  machinist,  h.  81  Broadway,  n.  B 
Cook  Eli,  mason,  house  80  Leveret 
Cook  Elisha,  fish,  19  Lewis,  h.  Marginal,  E.  B. 
Cook  Emily,  widow  of  Johu,  h.  50  Piedmont 
Cook  Ephraim,  laborer,  house  6  N.  Charles 
Cook  Francis,  teamster,  boards  64  Sea  [bers 

Cook  George,  merchant,  21  Com'l  wf.  h.  42  Cham- 
Cook  George,  seaman,  house  74  Purchase 
Cook  George,  14  Broad,  b.  Merchants'  Exchange 
Cook  George  T.  {Wood  &;  C),  h.  26  Portland 
Cook  Haney  P.  mariner,  h.  London,  E.  B.  [pi. 

Cook  Henry,  shoe  maker,  6  Friend,  h.  1   South  st. 
Cook  H.  A.  express  man  at  Bigelow's,  R.  R.  Ex. 
Cook  Isaac,  brewer,  25  Central,  house  at  Brookline 
Cook  Jacob,  sea  captain,  house  l-ondon,  E.  B. 
Cook  James,  house  Athens,  near  Dorchester 
Cook  James  K.  stereotyper,  boards  39  Brattle 
Cook  James  M.  painter,  10  Atkinson,  h.  at  Newton 
Cook  James  P.  cabinet  maker,  h.  150  E,  n.  Bolton 


Cook  John,  hackman,  house  7  S.  Cedar 

Cook  John  C.  clerk,  42  &  44  Kilby,  house  8  Adams 

Cook  John  L.  watchman,  house  E.  Dedham 

Cook  John  V.  laborer,  house  80  Warren 

Cook  Judith  S.  millinery,  18  Bromfield  ^ 

Cook  Justin  E.  tailor,  123  Washington,  boards  12 

Crescent  pi. 
Cook  Levi  L.  h.  12  Lynde 
Cook  Marcus  C.  37  Court,  bds.  2  Lyman  pi. 
Cook  Mary,  widow,  h.  6  Nashua 
Cook  Moses,  house  9  Hudson 
Cook  Nancy,  cook,  h.  1  Church 
Cook  Newell,  clerk,  bds.  51  High 
Cook  Patrick,  ostler,  h.  2  Haymarket  pi. 
Cook  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  1  Belmont 
Cook  R.  R.  constable,  3  Franklin  av.  h.  20  Curve 
Cook  Solomon,  house  15  Rochester 
Cook  Thomas,  boarding,  368  Commercial 
Cook  T.  D.  Rev.  h.  23.j  Fourth,  between  E  and  F 
Cook  Wm.  boiler  maker,  h.  Border,  near  Sumner 
Cook  Wm.  tailor,  4  Fan.  Hall,  house  at  Chelsea 
Cook  Wm.  carpenter,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Cook  Wm.  D.  clerk,  372  Com'l,  boards  15  Billerica 
Cook  Wm.  H.  shoes,  30  Broad,  h.  21  Indiana  pi. 
Cook  Wm.  P.  printer,  142  Washington,  bds  Albany, 

c.  Harvard 
Cook  Wm.  T.  hats,  15  &  17  Court,  boards  Pavilion 
Cooke  Benj.  F.  counsellor,  63  Court,    Sears'  block, 

bds.  5  Ashburton  place  [place 

Cooke  Josiah  P.  counsellor,  9  State,  h.  17  Winthrop 
Cooksley  Ann,  widow,  h.  Lewis,  E.  B.  [Turnpike 
Cooledge  Charles  C.  cabinet  maker,  h.  Silver,  near 
Cooledge  George  J.  constable,  3  Franklin  avenue, 

house  18  Lowell  [house  47  Brighton 

Cooledge  Isaac  A.  constable,  basem't  Court  House, 
Cooledge  Lemuel  A.  grocery,  374  Washington,  h. 

24  Common 
Cooley  Aaron,  h.  Washington  House  831  AVash. 
Cooley  Azariah,  truckman,  36  Broad,  h.  831  Wash. 
Cooley  Barnard,  truckman,  36  Broad,  h.  3  Strong  pi. 
Cooley  Daniel  (  W.  Thu-uuj  Ix.  Co.),  h.  3  Strong  pi. 
Cooley  Darius  M.  h.  20  Boylston  sq. 
Cooley  Eliza,  house  rear  92  Tremont    [12  Bowdoin 
Cooley  George  W.  counsellor,  20  Court,  h.  opposite 
Cooley  John,  laborer,  h.  3  Carney  pi. 
Cooley  Levi,  fisheiTuan,  house  37  Brighton 
Cooley  Levi,  jr.  boatman,  house  37  Brighton 
Cooley  Wm.  undertaker,  house  6  McLean  ct. 
Coolidge  Amos  {Babcock  i^  C. ),  bds.  87  Har.  av. 
Coolidge  Austin  Mrs.  bds.  6  Beacon 
Coolidge  Emerson  T.  {T.  S;  E.  Coolidge),  bds.  foot 

of  Mount  Vernon 
Coolidge  F.  W.  {Wheeler  &;  Co.),^  Court 
Coolidge   {George)  &  Wiley  {John),  printers,    12 

Water,  house  at  Dedham 
Coolidge  George,  syrup  manufacturer,  20  Blossom 
Coolidge  Henry  J.  9  Tremont  row 
Coolidge  James  I.  T.  Rev.  h.  Beach,  opp.  Edinboro' 
Coolidge  John,  painter,  house  1  Bay 
Coolidge  John,  jr.  sash  maker,  Cambridge,  corner 

Charles,  house  29  Grove 
Coolidge  J.  T.  16  Union  wharf,  h.  69  Mt.  Vernon 
Coolidge  Jonas,  house  12  Poplar 
Coolidge  Joseph,  h.  20  Louisburgh  sq. 
Coolidge  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  4  Poplar 
Coolidge  Mary  E.  6  Temple  pi.   [h.  at  Charlestown 
Coolidge  Nathan  T.  grocer,  Sudbury,  c.  Portland, 
Coolidge  Nathan  W.  sail  maker,  house  77  Salem 
Coolidge  {Samuel F.)  &  Haskell  {Elisha),  auction- 
eers, 29  and  31  Water,  h.  1  Chesnut 
Coolidge  Sarah  Mrs.  house  27  Snowhill 
Coolidge  Tapley,  baker,  796  Washington,  h.  do. 
Coolidge    Thacher    &    Emerson,    provisions,    101 

Charles,  house  2  Lime 
Coolidge  Wm.  D.  com.  mer.  32  Pearl,  h.  52  Allen 
Cooly  John,  laborer,  h.  20  N.  Margin 
Coombs  John,  rigger,  house  Wright's  court  [State 
Coombs  (J.  W.)  &  Symmes  {Wm.),  periodicals,  15 
Coombs  Levi  B.  {Arnaud  &;  C.),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Coombs  Nancy  K.  house  6  Sweetser  court 


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Coombs  Rachael  Mrs.  house  71  Salem 
Coombs  Thomas  W.  cordwainer,  b.  7  Mason 
Coon  Lewis,  carpenter,  house  447  Washington 
Coonan  Martin,  porter,  house  21  Atkinson 
Cooney  John,  laborer,  house  9  Cyprus 
Cooney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  9  Cyprus 
Cooney  Wm.  harness  maker,  house  42  Purchase 
Cooper  Albion  K.  P.  clerk,  38  Pearl,  b.  6  Bowdoin 
Cooper  David,  soap  boiler,  house  177  P'ourth 
Cooper  Edward,  mariner,  house  19  Washington  av. 
Cooper  Edward  M.  trunk  maker,  6  Dock  square, 

house  78  Pleasant 
Cooper  E.  T.  carpenter,  bds.  47  Southac 
Cooper  Ezekiel,  mariner,  house  oppo.  96  Fulton 
Cooper  Geo.  P.  107  Fan.  Hall  Market,  house  at  E. 

Cambridge 
Cooper  Isaac,  cooper,  bds.  73  Purchase 
Cooper  James,  laborer,  house  22  Washington  pi. 
Cooper  John,  express  wagon,  house  47  Cross 
Cooper  John,  house  4  Vernon  place 
Cooper  John  F.  laborer,  house  71  Endicot 
Cooper  John  L.  house  14  Prospect 
Cooper  Joseph,  4  Fan.  Hall,  house  14  Marion 
Cooper  Levi,  mariner,  house  11  Belmont 
Cooper  Patrick,  baker,  house  4  Hamilton  alley 
Cooper  Richard,  trader,  house  141  Ann 
Cooper  Richard  W.  carpenter,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Cooper  Robert  M.  dancing,  h.  14  La  Grange  place 
Cooper  Sarah  P.  boarding,  14  La  Grange  place 
Cooper  Thomas,  laborer,  house  5  Southac  ct. 
Cooper  Thos.  W.  &  Co.  publishers,  27  Devonshire 
Cooper  William,  laborer,  house  4  Gouch 
Cooper  Wm.  (French  &;  C.)  209  Broad 
Cooper  Wm.  H.  physician,  Howard,  c.  Court 
Cooper  Wm.  P.  printer,  bds.  11  Channing 
Copeland  Antoinette,  widow,  house  3  Canton 
Copeland  {Benjamin  F.)  &  Kidder  {F.),  com.  mar. 

33  India,  house  at  Roxbury 
Copeland  Chas.  merchant,  33  India,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Copeland  Charles,  confectioner,  87  Court,  h.  85  do. 
Copeland  Daniel,  mason,  house  2  Auburn 
Copeland  Elisha,  city  auditor,  City  Hall,  house  31 

S.  Suffolk  [Roxbury 

Copeland  Franklin  &  Co.  wines,  47  India,  house  at 
Copeland  Franklin  R.  clerk,  bds.  37  S.  Cedar 
Copeland  Jas.  silversmith,  bds.  Suffolk,  c.  Dedham 
Copeland  John  B.  mason,  house  2-5  Auburn 
Copeland  Joseph  W.  confectionery,  4-5  Court,  house 

9  Gouch  [166  do. 

Copeland  Moses  W.  provisions,  123  Cambridge,  h. 
Copeland  Nancy,  house  22  Pinckney        [15  Spring 
Copeland  Robert  M.  book  binder,  37  Congress,  h. 
Copeland  Samuel,  mariner,  house  7  Prince 
Copeland  Seth,  mason,  h.  10  Hawkins 
Copeland  Sidney  M.  36  Fan.  Hall  Market,  bds.  23 

Hanover  [h.  2  Blake's  court 

Copeland  Thomas,  housewright,  Harrison  avenue, 
Copeland  William,  carpenter,  house  12  Lucas  pi. 
Copp  John  G.  19  N.  Market,  house  Richmond,  c. 

Hanover 
Copperthorn  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  2  Belcher  lane 
Corbetson  Mary  Mrs.  house  368  Commercial 
Corbett  Patrick,  tailor,  house  31  Washington  sq. 
Corbett  Rob't  L.  boiler  maker,  h.  Arnold,  n  Wash. 
Corbin  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  6  Jackson  place 
Corbly  Philip  E.  blacksmith,  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Corcoran  John,  laborer,  house  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Corcoran  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  house  r.  104  Sea 
Corcoran  Patrick,  packer,  opp.  75  Charlestown 
Corcoran  Thomas,  laborer,  house  45  Merrimac 
Corcoran  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Suffolk,  n.  Lenox 
Cordano  A.  (P.  Gariboldi  ^  Co.)  [meadow 

Cordis  Francis  T.  {Horton,C.  ^  Co.),  house  at  Long- 
Cordis  Thomas,  house  46  Beacon 
Cordwell  Harriet,  widow,  14  Groton 
Cordwell  Robert  H.  {Locke  &  C),  house  16  Auburn 
Corey  Charles  R.  89  F.  H.  Market,  h.  2  North  sq. 
Corey  James,  laborer,  house  6  Thacher  court 
Corev  Owen,  shoe  maker,  opposite  94  Fulton,  house 

^89  Commercial 


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Corey's  Express,  7  Elm 

Corlew  Benj.  watchman,  h.  Second,  n.   Dorchester 
Corlew  Elijah  J.    S.,  Suffolk  Bank,  h.  11  Ashland 
Corley  Dennis,  laborer,  house  188  Ann 
Corley  Patrick,  laborer,  rear  Third,  near  K 
Corley  Thomas,  umbrella  maker,  10   South  st.  ct. 
Corliss  Emery,  mason,  bds.  39  Brattle  X®®^^ 

Corliss  Horatio  A.  (Mud-c/e  ^  Co.),  bds.  12  N.  Rus- 
Corliss  Peter,  hair  dresser,  h.  2  Moon 
Cormack  James,  241  Washington 
Cormerais  Charles,  book  binder,  h.  20  Fayette 
Cormerais  Henry  (G.  D.  Jai^ves  §   C),   house  20 

Fayette  [ette 

Cormerais  John,  book  keeper.  111  Milk,  h.  20  Fay- 
Cormerais  Lucius,  house  20  Fayette 
Cormerais  Sarah  Mrs.  house  20  Fayette 
Cormier  Joseph  H.  boarding  house,   252   Hanover 
Corneley  John,  laborer,  h.  Silver,  near  C 
Cornelius  Maria,  dress  maker,  h.  41  Atkinson 
(Jornell  Edwin,  machinist.  Brown's,  Harr.  av.  h.  at 

E.  Maiden  [E.  Maiden 

Cornell  Wm.  E.  machinist,  Brown's,  Harr.  av.  h.  at 
Cornell  Wm.  M.  physician,  5  Kneeland 
Cornetz  J.  H.  Baumgarten,  box  maker,  2  Union  b'lk 
Corney  Eugene,  tailor,  house  15  Pearl  place 
Corning  Nathaniel,  64  Blackstone,  h.  75  Nashua 
Corning  Samuel  C.  distiller,  house  Lancaster 
Cornish  James  {Lewis  ^  C),  head  Long  wharf 
Corpe  Samuel,  mason,  house  6  Village 
Corrigan  John,  house  rear  147  Washington 
Corrigan  Margaret,  widow,  h.  Spring,  n.  Poplar 
Corrigan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  49  Kneeland 
Corrogan  Michael,  laborer,  house  Border,  E.  B. 
Corse  William,  shoe  maker.  9  Province  House  ct, 
Corson  Ann,  widow,  house  8  East  st.  place 
Corson  Clarinda,  tailoress,  4  Commercial 
Corson  E.  A.  restorator,  Massachusetts  block 
Corson  Frederic  F.  teamster,  h.  Commercial  place 
Corson  Ivory,  teamster,  house  9  Hudson 
Corthell  Hosea,  carpenter,  91  Portland,  h.  24  Spring 
Corthell  John,  house  Butolph 
Cory  Barney,  bds.  1  Bedford  place 
Cosey  Robert,  laborer,  house  rear  27  Belknap 
Cosgrove  Michael,  tailor,  house  54  Union 
Cosgrove  Martin,  tailor,  h.  South,  n.  Kneeland 
Cosgrove  Thomas,  cabman,  house  26  Oswego 
Cosgrove  Thomas,  laborer,  house  2  Andover 
Coslow  John,  carriage  smith,  58  Tremont 
Cossett  G.  F.  job  wagon,  Harr.  av.  c.  Essex,  bds. 

22  Albany 
Costello  Dennis,  house  3  Oneida 
Costello  Dorothy,  widow,  house  9  Fifth 
Costello   Joseph,  laborer,   house  E.  Dedham 
Costello  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Costellow  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  4  Batterymarch 
Costellow  James,  laborer,  house  175  Ann 
Costellow  James,  laborer,  house  34  S.  Margin 
Costellow  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  156  Hanover 
Costelo  John,  blacksmith,  house  19  William 
Costin  James  D.  grocer.  Second,  c.  F,  h.  do. 
Cotes  Nancy,  widow,  h.  Bremen,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Cother  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  4  Belcher  lane 
Cothlan  Martin,  laborer,  h.  1-2  Moon  place 
Cothran  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Humphrey  place 
Cotter  David,  stevedore,  h.  11  Battery 
Cotter  Edward,  laborer,  h.  18  Short  Second 
Cotter  Henry,  carpenter.  Creek  sq.  h.  5  Sewall  pi. 
Cotter  John,  packer,  house  63  Atkinson 
Cotter  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  90  Sea 
Cotter  Peter,  laborer,  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Cotter  Richard,  blacksmith,  h.  40  Turnpike 
Cotter  William,  hats,  Ann,  c.  Market  sq.  house  32 

Nashua 
Cotter  William,  rigger,  h.  rear  4  Bartlett 
Cotter  AVilliam,  laborer,  house  23  Stillman 
Cotting  Amos,  3  Joy's  building,  h.  at  BrooklLne 
Cotting  Charles  C.  Mrs.  house  29  Vine 
Cotting  Eben'r  F.  3  Joy's  building,  h.  at  Brookline 
Cotting  Thankful  Mrs. "house  2  Orange 
Cotting  William,  ship  master,  house  34  Allen 


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Cottle  Charles  P.  ship^vright  h.  Ha^Te,  E.  B. 
Cottle   Jonathan,   grocer,  49  Congress,   boards  9 

Province  House  ct. 
Cotton  Charles,  2  Railroad  block,  Lincoln 
Cotton  Ira,  carpenter,  bds.  242  Harrison  avenue 
Cotton  (Isaac)  &  Foss  {P.),  W.  I.  goods,  3  India 

wf.  h.  1  La  Fayette  avenue 
Cotton  John,  painter,  boards  34  Harvard 
Cotton  (Joseph),  Hill  (Samuel),  &  Co.  (J.  H.   Cot- 
ton), chain  cables,  105  State,  h.  18  South 
Cotton  Joseph  H.  (Cotton,  Hill  §   Co.),  house   4 
Waverley  place  [Purchase 

Cotton  N.  Davies,  stationer,  13  Tremontrow,  h.  16 
Cotton  Nelson,  house  75  Curve 
Cotton  Susan,  widow  of  John,  h.  75  Purchase 
Cottrell  G.  W.  &  Co.  publishers  and  booksellers,  64 
Cornhill  [clothing,  99  Com'l,  h.  Meridian 

Cottrell  (John  H.)  &  Fluker  (F.),  shipping  office  & 
Couch  George,  tailor,  house  30  Atkinson 
Cough  Edward,  laborer,  h.  r.  14  Batterymarch       » 
Coughlan  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  5  Humphrey  pi. 
Coughlan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  98  Broad 
Coughlan  James,  groceries,  30  Cross 
Coughlan  John,  laborer,  264  Broad 
Coughlan  John,  laborer,  Batterymarch,  n.  Broad 
Coughlan  Martin,  Harrison  av.  n.  Olive  place 
Coughlan  Michael,  laborer,  house  64  Purchase 
Coughlan  Patrick,  slater,  hoiise  26  Oswego 
Coughlan  William,  laborer,  119  Broad 
Coughlin  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  119  Broad 
Coughlin  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
Couilliard  Betsey,   widow,  h.   24  N.  Russell 
Coursey  Thomas   laborer,  house  1  Belmont 
Courtis  Stacy,  28  Pearl,  house  at  Lynn 
Courtney  Jerusha,  Mrs.  dress  maker,  192  Hanover 
Courtney  Sylvester,  gardener,  h.  r.  gun  house,  F.  H. 
Courtney  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Middlesex,  n.  Dover 
Cousens  James,  tin  worker,  h.  8  High  st.  place 
Cousins  Joseph  N.  rigger,  house  6  Bartlett 
Coutant  Aimes,  carpenter,  house  11  Maiden 
Couthouy  Joseph  P.  house  81  Brighton      [Market 
Covell  Reuben  &  Son  (Eeuben,  jr.),  121  &  123  F.  H. 
Covell  Reuben,  jr.  (R.  Covell^  Son),  b.  8  Fleet 
Covell  Robert  S.,  Eagle  Bank,  bds.  85  Bedford 
Covell  Samuel,  watchman,  house  4  Bartlett 
Covell  Thomas  K.  carpenter,  house  208  Fourth 
Covell  Wm.  clerk,  14  Central  wf.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Coveney  Jeremiah,  h.  N.  Charles,  n.  Leveret 
Coveney  John,  laborer,  house  rear  6  Brighton 
Coverly  Edward  &  Son  (G.    T.),  hatters'  goods,  7 

Union,  house  5  Lynde 
Coverly  George  T.  (E.  Coverly  ^  Son),  h.  5  Lynde 
Coverly  James  W.  cashier,  39  Hanover  [cock 

Coverly  Samuel,  broker,  5   Exchange,  h.  13   Han- 
Covney  John,  laborer,  house  18  Livingston 
Cowan  William,  fancy  biscuit  maker,  Fayette  ct. 

boards  8  Avery 
Cowden  Henry  G.  blacksmith,  h.  248  Athens,  n.  E 
Cowden  Mary  C.  tailoress,  house  14  S.  Margin 
Cowdin  Elliot  C.  (W.  H.  Mann  <Sf  Co.),  house   16 

Staniford 
Cowdin  John,  house  16  Staniford 
Cowdin  Robert,  lumber,  hard  and  soft,  Albany,  op- 
posite Rochester,  h.  185  Harrison  avenue 
Cowdin  Thomas  W.  (Hazleton,  Coivdin  ^  Co.),  h. 

at  Lynn 
Cowdin  Wm.  R.  housewright,  house  Clifton  place 
Cowdry  Jonathan,  wagoner,  h.  59  Billerica       [sell 
Cowen  Abraham,  clothing,  76  Camb.  h.  8  N.  Rus- 
Cowen  E.  D.  bds.  6  Otis  place 
Cowen  George,  job  wagon,  house  Brookline 
Cowen  John,  laborer,  house  rear  31  Chambers 
Cowen  Mark,  junk  dealer,  h.  r.  II  S.  Margin 
Cowles  William  W.  (Tenney  (Sr   C),  h.  atRoxbury 
Cox  Charles,  laborer,  house  Jenkins  place 
Cox  Charles,  laborer,  house  Thacher  avenue 
Cox  Charles  H.  truckman,  bds.  5  1-2  Nashua 
Cox  C.  &  M.  (Charles  M.  <&•  M.),  boots  and  shoes, 

26  &  28  Central,  house  25  Pine 
Cox  Francis,  com.  mer.  66  Commercial,  h.  at  Salem 


Cox  Harriet  A.  dress  maker,  house   77  Cambridge 

Cox  James,  engraver,  1  AVater 

Cox  James  P.  engraver,  house  2  Clifton  place 

Cox  John,  laborer,  h.  London,  n.  Maverick,  E.  B. 

Cox  John,  house  r.  45  Congress 

Cox  Mary,  nurse,  10  1-2  Pleasant 

Cox  Mary  M.  widow,  house  11  S.  Margin 

Cox  Matthew  A.  oil   manufacturer,  h.  238   Fourth 

Cox  Matthew  (C.  §•  M.  Cox),  house  25  Pine 

Cox  Peter  L.  printer,  52  Washington 

Cox  Sarah  T.  house  12  Lowell 

Cox  S.  &   Sons,  last  manufacturers,  5   Blackstone 

Cox  William  H.  house  34  Billerica 

Cov  Frederic,  mariner,  h.  10  Greenough  avenue 

Coy  H.  C.  truckman,  36  S.  Market 

Coy  Joseph  B.  piano-fortes,  499  Wash.  h.  Beach 

Coy  Richard,  laborer,  h.  r.  1  Leveret      [59  Federal 

Coye  Amasa,  grocer.  High,   cor.    Atkinson,  house 

Coyle  Catharine,  widow,  house  4  Stillman  place 

Coyle  Francis,  cook,  house  rear  184  Hanover 

Coyle  John,  laborer,  h.  Middlesex,  op.  29 

Coyle  J.  slater,  house  5  Claflin  place 

Coyle  Michael,  shoe  maker,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Coyle  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorchester 

Coyne  Patrick,  laborer,  house  11  Andover 

Coyle  Philip,  carpenter,  house  112  E.  Dedham 

Coyle  Thomas,  slater,  75  Charles,  h.  34  do. 

Coyle  William,  draper  and  tailor,  4  Richmond 

Crackbon  Lemuel,  house  6  Kneeland 

Craddock  Mary,  widow,  house  N.  Hanover  court 

Craft  Charles,  37  Lewis  wf.  h.  r.  15  Hanover 

Craft  Jacob,  baker,  h.  Dorchester,  c.  Third 

Craft  Wm.  B.  (Sa7i(ls,  Craft,  &;  Co.),  b.  24  Bulfinch 

Crafts  Caleb  H.  refreshments,  Lewis,  n.  the  ferry, 

house  Maverick  square  [Dorchester 

Crafts  Federick,  teacher,  Hawes  School,  house  at 
Crafts  George,  moulder,  house  Fifth,  near  C 
Crafts  George,  caulker,  boards  Paris,  E.  B. 
Crafts  Henry,  wood  and  coal,  I  Boston  wharf,   h. 

109  Fourth 
Crafts  Israel  F.  painter,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Crafts  John,  cartman,  h.  r.  Mariners'  ch.  Purchase 
Crafts  John  B.  clerk,  82  Utica,  b.  142  Hudson 
Crafts  John  W.  chandler.  Gold,  near  A,  house  294 

Broadway,  between  E  and  F 
Crafts  Matthew,  house  Webster,  near  Cottage 
Crafts  R.  A.  house  140  Tremont 
Crafts  Rebecca  A.  house  21  W.  Canton 
Cragin  Daniel,  W.  I.  goods.  Broad,  cor.  Belmont, 

house  Pearl,  cor.  High 
Cragin  (Lorenzo  S.),  GreWeaf  (K   S.),  &  Co.  (T. 

S.  Mandcll),  di-y  goods,  117  Milk,  house  82  Mt. 

Vernon 
Craig  Daniel  H.  printer,  bds.  231  Tremont 
Craig  James,  blacksmith,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Craig  Robert,  laborer,  house  Kneeland,  c.  Tyler 
Craig  Susan,  widow,  house  9  Cyprus 
Craig   (Wm.)    &  Dutilh  (C.  '31.),  com.   mer.    15 

Rowe's  wharf,  boards  Revere  House 
Craig  Wm.  laborer,  h.  r.  Fifth,  n.  B 
Craig  Wm.  M.  wagoner,  h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorchester 
Craige  Wm.  lather,  h.  3  Wesley,  E.  B. 
Crai'gs  William,  h.  8  Holmes'  alley  [E.  B. 

Cram  Hial  P.  7  Shoe  and  Leather,  h.  Lexington, 
Cram  Jas.  W.  hair  dresser,  379.;^  W"ash.  h.  8  Curve 
Cram  Jerome  B.  (Manniny,  Glover,  ^  Co.),  boards 

22  Causeway 
Cram  John,  job  wagon,  house  8  Curve 
Crampton  Thomas,  blacking  manufac.  10  Lynde 
Cran  Walter  A.  cabinet  maker,  house  20  Erie 
Crane  Edward,  99  State,  house  9  Cambridge 
Crane  Friend,  sup't  House  Indxistry 
Crane  George,  boards  314  Broadway 
Crane  Horatio  N.  h.  314  Broadway,  near  F 
Crane  Jesse  H.  Mrs.  house  99  Hudson 
Crane  John,  grocer.  West  Dedham 
Crane  John,  laborer,  house  98  Charter      [Long  wf. 
Crane  (Joshua)  &  Taggard  (J.),  iron  dealers,  16 
Crane  Joshua  Mrs.  house  18  Lincoln 
Crane  Lara,  house  65  Broadway,  near  A 


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Crane  Liither,  35  Devonshire,  h.  at  Somerville 

Crane  Margaret,  widow,  house  10  Sister 

Crane   Phineas    M.   physician.    Meridian,   corner 

Maverick,  East  Boston,  house  do. 
Crane  Samuel  D.  .53  India  wharf,  h.  321  Broadway 
Crawford  Freeman  C.  paper  stainer,  h.  2  Maiden  pi. 
Crawford  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  b.   10  Norfolk  pi. 
Crawford  Ira,  stau-  builder,  house  21:  Fayette 
Crawford  John,  stevedore,  house  4  Tileston  place 
Crawford  John,  laborer,  h.  21  Belmont 
Crawford  Michael,  laborer,  h.  8  Orange  lane 
Crawford  Robert,  laborer,  h.  9  Butolph       [-5  Clark 
Crawley  William,  confectionery,   183   Hanover,  h. 
Creaden  Timothy,  laborer,  house  37  Erie 
Crean  James  P.  tailor,  h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorchester 
Creamer  Aaron,  hair  dresser,  Court,  cor.  Howard, 

house  17  Stillman 
Crease  Richard,  tailor,  boards  3  Brimmer  place 
Crease  William  W.  mason,  bds.  3  Brimmer  place 
Creasy  Charles  P.  apothecary.  Myrtle,  cor.  Belknap, 

boards  3  Franklin 
Creden  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  201  Ann 
Creech  Abraham  A.  hair  dresser,  6  Court  sqtiare,  h. 
48  Fayette  [76  Warren 

Creech  S.  W.  hair  dresser,    2  Tremont   Temple,  h. 
Creedon  Bartholomew,   18  Exchange,  h.  201  Ann 
Creedon  Peter,  tailor,  house  31  Merrimac 
Crego  Hiram,  piler  of  lumber,  house  10  Tyler 
Crehore  Edw.  paper,  35  Devonshire,  h.  8  Avon  pi. 
Crehore  Geo.  A.  carpenter,  house  24  Porter 
Crehore  Isaac  N.  35  Devonshire,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Crehore  Wm.  carpenter,  Tremont,  h.   10^  Fayette 
Creighton  James,  shoe  maker,  house  13  Adams 
Creighton  John,  4  Court  square 
Creighton  William,  printer,  house  16  Albion 
Creihs  William,  cabinet  maker,  h.  14  Wash.  sq. 
Crennell  William,  plumber,  bds.  41  Bridge 
Creon  James,  laborer,  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Crighton  James,  blacking,  n.  848  Wash.  h.  do. 
Crimmin  Morris,  laborer,  house  79  C,  c.  Silver 
Crisby  Thomas,  printer,  house  33  Pleasant 
Crisman  {John  H.)8i  Judkins  (E.  W.),  com.   mer. 

6  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln,  h.  Tyler 
Crispin  Elizabeth,  house  1  Newton  place 
Crispin  James,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  1  Newton  pi. 
Crispin  William,  pilot,  boards  19  Commercial 
Crispin  Wm.  C.  painter,  9  Hawley,  h.  1  Newton  pi. 
Cristy  Francis,  boards  138  Court  [Charlestown 

Cristy  Wm.  C.  jr.  (Brigham,  Jones,  ^  Co.),  h.  at 
Critcherson  John,  machinist,  2  Andover,  b.  20  Ann 
Critchet  Asa,  truckman,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Critchet  James  H.  truckman,  h.  Monmouth,  E.  B. 
Critchet  James  M.  cooper,  h.  231  Hanover 
Critchet  Joseph,  caulker,  h.  Ill  Purchase 
Critchet  Thomas,  house  1  Andover 
Croak  Catharine,  widow,  h.  opp.  4  East  street  pi. 
Croak  Thomas,  blacksmith.  Hotel  st.  c.  Paris 
Croax  John,  house  3  Holmes'  alley 
Crocker  Albert   {Ryder,  C.  ^  Co.),  h.  39  Porter 
Crocker  {Bradford  L.)  &  Otis  {Joseph),  sail  mak- 
ers, 11  Commercial  wf.  h.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Crocker  Charles,  mariner,  h.  rear  30  Prince 
Crocker  Daniel  S.  blacksmith,  h.   189  Silver,  n.  D 
Crocker  David  P.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  1  Wesley 
Crocker  George  H.  cabinet  maker,  h.  129  Hudson 
Crocker  Henry,   secretary  Warren  Insur.  Co.  h.  5 

Kingston 
Crocker  {Henry  H.)  &  Sturgis  {James),  merchants, 

61  Commercial  wharf,  house  6  Bussey  place 
Crocker  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  3  Fleet 
Crocker  Lot,  jr.  captain,  h.  29  Porter 
Crocker  Martha,  teacher,  Willow,  cor.  Mt.  Vernon, 
boards  7  Louisburgh  square  [Chelsea 

Crocker  Matthias  (Banker,   Crocker,  ^  Co.),  h.  at 
Crocker  Oliver,  piano-forte  maker,  400  Washing- 
ton, boards  4  Beach 
Crocker  Richard  J.  {Child  ^  C),  h.  1  Unity  court 
Crocker  {Uriel)  &  Brewster  {Osmyti),  printers  and 

booksellers,  47  Washington,  h.  23  Somerset 
Crocker  Wm.  H.  boards  90  Salem 


Crocket  Charles  G.  house  2  Haven 
Crockett  Daniel  T.  carpenter,  h.  l.J  N.  Russell 
Crockett  Ephraim,  carver,  h.  3  Dover         [Leveret 
Crockett  Geo.  B.  shoe  maker,  119  Court,  house  94 
Crockett  Geo.  K.  counsellor,  27  State,  b.  7  Mount 

Vernon 
Crockett  {Geo.  IF.),  Peters  {Edio'd  D.jr.),  &    Co. 

{W.   A.    Crockett),   W.  I.   goods,  12  Central 

wharf,  house  7  Mt.  Vernon  [Vernon 

Crockett  Samuel  L.  artist,  3  Amory  Hall,  b.  7  Mt. 
Crockett  Selden,  innholder,  Bromfield  H.  [Vernon 
Crockett  Wm.  A.  {Crockett,  Peters,  &;  Co.),  b.  7  Mt. 
Crockett  Wm.  D.  printer,  Chronotype  office 
Crockett  Woodbury  L.  house  46  Oak 
Crolan  Timothy,  laborer,  house  22  Washington  pi. 
Crombie  Benjamin,  builder,  house  33  South  Suffolk 
Crombie  Wni.  G.  416  Wash,  house  at  Cambridge 
Cromer  Philip,  house  15  Dover  place 
Cronan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  4  Bread 
Cronan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  9  Cross 
Cronan  John,  laborer,  house  16  Norfolk  place 
Cronan  John,  boot  maker,  house  6  Sullivan  place 
Cronan  Timothy,  carpenter,  house  81  Kneeland 
Cronden  Morris,  laborer,  house  Second,  n.  F 
Cronin  Dennis,  blacksmith.  Turnpike,  oppo.  Fifth, 

house  near  do. 
Cronin  Michael,  waiter,  house  78  Friend 
Cronin  Patrick,  tailor,  house  39  Jefferson's  block 
Cronley  Michael,  founder,  house  Ontario 
Cronnin  Matthew,  tailor,  house  r.  51  Prince 
Crocker  Barker,  restorator,  E.  B.   ferry,  h.  Sum- 
ner, n.  London,  E.  B.  [at  Brighton 
Crooker  Hezekiah  13.  housewright,  99  1-2  Tyler,  h. 
Crooker  Isaac,  mariner,  Webster,  n.  Orleans,  E.  B. 
Crooker  Isaac  {Hotchkiss  5,  Co.),  bds.  31  Brattle 
Crooker  James  T.  carpenter,  bds.  119  C 
Crooker  Samuel  M.  paincer,  119  Commercial,  house 

Webster,  E.  B. 
Crooker  Tilden,  h.  15  Broadway        [Unitarian  ch. 
Crooker  Turner,  stone  cutter,  h.  rear  Old  Road,  n. 
Croome  (Geo;ye),Hixon  {Wm  M.),  &   Co.  {Wm. 

Briqham),  upholsterers,  166  Wash'gton,  house 

103'Pleasaut 
Croome  George,  cabinet  maker,  h.  103  Pleasant 
Cropper  J.  {Hemsley  ^  Co.),  house  at  Chelsea 
Crorty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  Essex,  c.  Lincoln 
Crosbie  Patrick,  205  Washington 
Crosby  Abby,  teacher,  house  Central  square,  E.  B. 
Crosby  {Alonzo)  &  Gibson  (-V.),  wood,  &c.,  Ferry 

wharf,  Lewis,  E.  B.  house  Meridian,  do. 
Crosby  Anthony,  boots  and  shoes,  130  Hanover,  h. 

9  Margaret 
Crosby  Beuj.  F.  clerk,  43  Hanover 
Crosby  Charles  H.  printer,  house  48  Portland 
Crosby  Charles  W.  cabinet  maker,  2  Boylston,  h. 

61  Hudson 
Crosby  David  {Rice  S;  C),  house  52  Spring 
Crosby  Dorcas  H.  fancy  goods,  166  Hanover 
Crosby  Eliza  Mrs.  house  4  Unity  court 
Crosby  Elkanah  C.  11  Cora'l  wf.  h.  F,  n.  Fourth 
Crosby  Frederic,  132  State,  house  79  Leveret 
Crosby  George,  laborer,  house  r.  84  W.  Cedar 
Crosby  George,  truckman,  house  107  W.  Cedar 
Crosby  George  F.  house  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Crosby  Hannah,  boarding,  48  Portland 
Crosby  James,  coach  painter,  12  Hawley 
Crosby  James,  53  Chatham,  bds.  6  Dix  place 
Crosby  James,  bds.  15  Gridley 
Crosby  John,  house  rear  11  Carver 
Crosby  Josiah,  caulker,  bds.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Crosby  {Josiah  L.)  &  Loomis  {J.  B.),  bonnets,  39 

and  45  Hanover,  house  at  Somerville 
Crosby  Joseph,  glass  maker,  h.  B,  near  Second 
Crosby  Lewis,  clerk,  bds.  8  Lowell  place 
Crosby  Loami,  house  21  Hancock 
Crosby  Lydia,  Mrs.  house  4  Hartford  place 
Crosby  Mark,  stable,  12  Fleet,  house  10  do. 
Crosby  Porter,  flat  roof  composition,  14  Merrimac, 

and  5  Congress  [54  1-2  do. 

Crosby  Robert  R.  daguerreotype,  58  Hanover,  h. 


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Crosby  Samuel  T.  {Brackett,  C.  §  Brown),  house  6 

Dix  place 
Crosby  Sumner,  steward  Lunatic  Hospital 
Crosby  Sylvanus,  bds.  4  Unity  coui-t 
Crosby  Walter,  musical  instniment  maker,  15  Haw- 
ley,  house  4  Porter 
Crosby  {William)  &  Nichols  (i7.  P.),  books  and 

stationery,  111  Washington,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Crosett  {James  L.)  &  Brown  {L.),  gold  pen  man. 

141  Washington,  house  at  Melrose         [ery  pi. 
Crosett  Wm.  C.  produce,  24  Elm,  h.  11  Montgom- 
Crosman  Charles  C.  painter,  house  46  Oak 
Crosman  J.  C.  engraver,  13  Franklin,  b.  Bromfield 

House 
Cross  Amos  W.  refreshments,  85  Commercial,  h. 

1  Snelling  place 
Cross  Charles  A.  house  20  Albany 
Cross  {Gilman),  Samson  (/.),  &  Co.  {D.  Chamber- 

lin),  Franklin  House,  44  Merchants'  row 
Cross  Henry,  harness  maker,  3  Museum  building, 

house  5  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Cross  Jacob,  boarding  house,  19  Minot 
Cross  John,  stone  cutter,  house  20  North  Margin 
Cross  John  B.  medical  electrician,  h.  19  Temple  pi. 
Cross  Martin,  carpenter,  house  Bremen,  E.  B. 
Cross  Richard,  paper  hanger,  house  10  Blossom 
Cross  Rufus  P.  machinist,  house  30  Billerica 
Cross  William,  tailor,  house  20  Albany 
Cross  Wm.,  B.  &  W.  freight  house,  h.  75  Albany 
Crossett  Robert  W.  clerk  at  House  of  Correction 
Crossley  Thomas,  234  Washington,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Grossman  Charles  B.  {Martin  if  C),  h.  33  Auburn 
Crossman  C.  B.  Mrs.  dress  maker,  house  33  Auburn 
Crosson  Hugh  laborer,  house  8  Hamburg 
Crosson  John,  laborer,  house  110  Warren 
Croswell  William  Rev.  house  7  Crescent  place 
Crotty  Michael,  tailor,  bds.  78  Atkinson 
Crow  Edward,  tailor,  house  136  Hanover 
Crow  George,  paper  hanger,  5  Merrimac 
Crow  William,  stone  mason,  h.  rear  136  Hanover 
Crow  William,  chemist,  house  Milldam 
Crowe  Charles,  tailor,  268  Commercial 
Crowe  Dennis,  job  wagon,  house  30  Stillman 
Crowell  Abigail,  widow,  house  6  S.  Margin 
Crowell  Alfred,  stevedore,  house  38  N.  Margin 
Crowell  {Henry  G.),  Brooks  {H.  C),  &Co.  {S.   M. 

Hunt),  West  India  goods,  38  Commercial  wf. 

house  148  Harrison  avenue 
Crowell  Hiram,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  Athens,  n.  E 
Crowell  Hosea,  shipwright,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Crowell  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  house  F,  near  Fifth 
Crowell  John,  mariner,  house  122  Sea 
Crowell  Joseph  D.  deputy  wharfinger,  Mercantile 

wharf,  house  Webster,  E.  B. 
Crowell  Lucinda,  vest  maker,  1  Cleveland  place 
Crowell  Nathan  {Howes  ^  C),  h.  1  Ashland  av. 
Crowell  Philander,  broker,  2  City  wf.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Crowell  Seth  K.  {Howes,  Baker  S^  Co.),  house  G, 

near  Broadway 
Crowell  Simeon,  grain  measurer,  house  Silver,  n.  D 
Crowell  Wm.  Rev.  house  5  Brimmer  place 
Crowley  {Cath.)  &  Colbath  (/I'e/ie/), millinery  and 

dress  making,  633  Washington,  h.  6  Oswego 
Crowley  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  45  Oswego 
Crowley  Cornelius,  tailor,  h.  9  Hanover  avenue 
Crowley  Daniel,  green-house,  13  Pleasant 
Crowley  Daniel,  contractor,  house  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Crowley  James,  laborer,  house  125  Broad 
Crowley  James,  laborer,  243  Ann 
Crowley  James,  laborer.  Fifth,  near  C 
Crowley  James,  laborer,  house  9  Oneida 
Crowley  James,  carpenter,  house  Kneeland,  n.  Sea 
Crowley  James,  stevedore,  11  Battery 
Crowley  James,  laborer,  house  Oneida,  c.  Albany 
Crowley  James,  laborer,  house  9  Nashua  court 
Crowley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  Har.  av.  cor.  Orange  1. 
Crowley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  Marginal,  E.  B. 
Crowley  Jeremiah,  ship  carpenter,  113  Sea 
Crowley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  rear  90  Sea 
Crowley  John,  laborer,  224  Ann 


Crowley  John,  tailor,  house  10  Hamilton 
Crowley  John,  harness  maker,  oppo.  72  Charles 
Crowley  John,  laborer,  house  2  Powars  court 
Crowley  John,  laborer,  house  29  Middlesex 
Crowley  John,  laborer,  house  rear  78  Turnpike 
Crowley  John,  laborer,  house  64  Purchase 
Crowley  John  M.  2  Marlboro  Chapel,  h.  31  Harv'd 
Crowley  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  Cove  place 
Crowley  Michael,  laborer,  house  135  Sea 
Crowley  Michael,  laborer,  house  39  Oneida 
Crowley  Michael,  carpenter,  house  84  South 
Crowley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Crowley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  2  Fayette  court 
Crowley  Stephen,  laborer,  house  49  Kneeland 
Crowley  Thomas,  house  6  Oswego 
Crowley  Timothy,  tailor,  house  86  Federal 
Crowley  Timothy,  tailor,  house  31  Oliver 
Crowley  William,  laborer,  house  25  Minot 
Crowley  William,  tailor,  house  31  Oliver 
Crowner  William,  laborer,  house  May  street  court 
Crowningshield  Geo.  machinist,  house  12  Bond 
Crowninshield  Benjamin  W.  house  1  Somerset 
Crowninshicld  Edward  A.  h.  78  Beacon        [merset 
Crowninshield  F.  B.  counsellor,  4  Court,  h.  3  So- 
Crowninshield  George  C.  house  41  Beacon 
Crozer  Wm.  wagoner,  house  rear  Third,  near  C 
Crozier  Thos.  stone  cutter,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Cruft  Edward,  house  3  Temple  place 
Cruft  Isaac  S.  house  3  Temple  place 
Cruft  Samuel  B.  Rev.  house  Sutiblk,  c.  Newton 
Cruikshanks  James,  laborer,  house  281  Ann 
Crummell  Edward,  clothes  cleaning,  &c.  3  Eliot 
Crump  Henry,  89  Faneuil  Hall  Market 
Cruse  Everad,  cooper,  house  rear  38  Suffolk 
Cuddiky  John,  laborer,  house  120  Piuxhase 
Cuddy  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  42  Turnpike 
Cuddy  John,  glass  cutter,  h.  First,  n.  Dorchester 
Cudworth  James  W.  carpenter,  h.  25  Indiana  place 
Cudworth  Henry  A.  coppersmith,  h.  3  Games  ct. 
Cudworth  Peter,  carpenter,  Merrimac,  n.  Prospect, 

house  3  Games  court 
Cudworth  S.  S.  carpenter,  Nashua,  house  3  Eaton 
Cue  Michael,  laborer,  house  30  Thacher 
Cue  William,  laborer,  house  Gove,  near  Kneeland 
Guft"  Edward,  laborer,  house  near  14  Batterymarch 
Cuban  James,  laborer,  house  rear  9  Sea 
Culbertson  Nathaniel  Y.   superintendent  Boston 

Hemp  Go.  Western  avenue,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Cullen  Geo.  laborer,  h.  Eighth,  near  Mercer 
Cullen  Patrick,  boarding,  house  49  Portland 
Gullerton  Martin,  laborer,  h  124  Purchase 
GuUinan  John,  tailor,  house  30  Stillman 
Cullinan  Mary,  widow,  washing,  rear  51  South 
Culliss  Henry,  stone  cutter,  house  Old  Road 
Gulliss  John,  house  30  Garden 
GuUiton  Edmund,  baker,  house  W.  Dedham 
Gully  Peter,  glass  blower,  house  Third,  near  A 
Culver  Marshall,  carriage  maker,  house  11  Fifth 
Culver  Wm.  G.  house  43  A,  near  Silver     [16  Dover 
Gumings  Bradley  N.  {liohiyison,  Wiggin,  ^f  Co.),  h. 
Gimaley  Sarah,  mdow,  house  4  Short 
Cummings  Abigail,  house  15  Allston 
Gummings  Abigail,  house  6  Columbia 
Cummings  Alfred,  physician,  b.  11  Hayward  place 
Gummings  Allen,  plane  maker,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Gummings  Amos,  painter,  h.  13  Nashua  fHar.  av. 
Gummings  Amos,  W.  I.  goods,  338  Wash,  house  87 
Gummings  Catherine,  vvddow,  h.  Silver,  near  C 
Cummings  Ghas.  cabinet  m'ker,  h.  at  Newton  Cor. 
Gummings  Ghas.  jr.  piano-forte  mak'r,  h.  22  Alba'y 
Gummings  Ghas.  D.  wines,  dtc,  74  Commercial,  h. 

10  Minot 
Cummings  Cha's  H.  6  City  wf.  [N.  Grove,  h.  10  do. 
Gummings  Charles  AV.  black  and  white  smith,  2 
Cummings  Gyrus,  counsel'r,  20  Court,  h.  35  Carver 
Gummings  Daniel  &  Co.  {F.  Ckipp  &;  M.  A.  Struio), 

wooden  ware,  42  South  Market,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Cummings  Daniel  {L.  Boles  A-  Co.).  h.  9  Cooper 
Cummings  Daniel  G.  proprietor  Cambridge  House, 

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109 


Cummings  Edward,  tailor,  h.  1  Vine  [Har.  av. 

Cummings  Edward  S.  teacher  piano-forte,  b'ds  25 
Cummings  Ephraim,  laborer,  house  55  Sea 
Cummings  F.  H.  338  Wash.  h.  61  Marion 
Cummings  Gilbert,  house  12  Howard 
Cummings  Gilbert,  jr.  Tremont   Bowling  Saloon, 

36  Merrimae,  house  do. 
Cummings  Henry,  express  wagon,  h.  4  Battery 
Cummings  Henry,  Indian  and  Thomsonian  physi- 
cian, 4  Robinson  alley 
Cummings  Henry  K.  clerk  at  Adams  House 
Cummings  Humphrey,  136  State,  boards  11  Elm 
Cummings  H.  N.  S.  mason,  boards  29  May 
Cummings  James,  clerk,  19  Wash.  b.  186  Har,  av. 
Cummings  James,  tailor,  house  28  Thacher 
Cummings  James,  laborer,  house  104  Purchase 
Cummings  Jason  R.  trunks,  junction  Union  and 

Marshall,  house  at  Chelsea 
Cummings  John,  provisions.  Second,  c.  A,  h.  do. 
Cummings  John,  ca'lker,  h.  Border,  E.B.   [Woburn 
Cummings  John,  jr.  leather,    3   Blackstone,  h.  at 
Cummings  John  A.  dentist,  23  Tremont  row,  house 

11  Hay  ward  place 
Cummings  John  M.  laborer,  house  1  Endicot  ct. 
Cummings  {Joseph  W.)  &  Darling  {George),  W.  I. 

goods,  29  Elm,  house  at  Cambridge 
Cummings  Nathaniel,  engineer,  h.  115  Broadway 
Cummings  Robert,  5  Exchange,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Cummings  Rowland,  mason,  house  29  May 
Cummings  R.  S.  restorator,  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Cummings  Samuel  M.  machinist,  h.  102  Third,  n,  C 
Cummings  Seth,  engineer,  house  14  Erie 
Cummings  Stephen,  teamster,  house  5>i  Nashua 
Cummings  Sumner,  boarding,  h.  2  Foster  place 
Cummings  Susan,  widow,  house  rear  92  N.  Margin 
Cummings  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  7  E.  Orange  [May 
Cummings  Thomas,  waiter,  10  Franklin  ave.  h.   10 
Cummings  Wm.  machinist,  bds.  101  Cambridge 
Cummings  William  P.  house  2  Hull 
Cummins  Andrew,  cordwainer,  14  Avery,  b.  8  Avery 
Cummins  Richard,  laborer,  h.  25  Wash.  sq. 
Cummins  Thomas  K.  33  Central  wharf 
Cummiskey  James,  laborer,  opposite  29  Middlesex 
Cummiskey  Hugh,  lighterman,  house  2  Chelsea 
Cummiskey  Michael,  boots  &  shoes,  48  Merrimae, 

house  45  Billerica 
Cumston  Charles  M.  teacher  English  High  School, 
boards  1  Franklin  [Wash.  c.  Rutland 

Cumston  William  {Hallet,  Cumston,    &;  Allen),  h. 
Cuningham  Simon  D.  house  Third,  n.  "Dorchester 
Cunnigin  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  r.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Cunning  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  7  Battery 
Cunning  William,  blacksmith,  house  7  Battery 
Cunningham  Abigail,  h.  25  Mt.  Vernon 
Cunningham  Abigail,  widow,  house  37  Fayette 
Cunningham  Andrew  &  Charles,  merch.  169  Broad, 
opp.  Rowe's  whf.  h.  25  Mt.  Vernon     [con  Hill 
Cunningham  Andrew  L.  {Leonard  Sg  C),  h.  2  Bea- 
Cunningham  Andrew,  191  Wash.  bds.  at  Chelsea 
Cunningham  Ann,  widow,  house  25  Gouch 
Cunningham  Benj.  blacksmith,  Dorchester,  c.  Sec- 
ond, h.  Dorchester,  c.  Dove 
Cunningham,  Brothers,  {John  A.  &;  C.  Loring  Cun- 

ninqhatn),  merchants,  46  Central  wharf 
Cunningham  Chas.  (.4.  S^  C.  C),  h.  42  Mt  Vernon 
Cunningham  C.  Loring  {Cunningham,  Brothers),  h. 
at  Dorchester  [h.  25  Mt.  Vernon 

Cunningham  Charles  W.  {Cunninghams  ^  Cobb), 
Cunningham  Edward,  house  5  Gouch  [Vernon 

Cunningham  Frederick  (Dabney  ^  C),  h.  42  Mt. 
Cunningham  Frederick,  h.  Dorchester,  c.  Dove 
Cunningham  Geo.  A.  {N.  F.  Cummu/ham  ^  Co.), 
b.  4  Bowdoin  sq.  [h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorchester 
Cunningham  Geo.  H.  housewright,  18  Atkinson, 
Cunningham  Henry,  coach  lace  and  upholstery,  15 

Bromfield,  h.  66  Carver 
Cunningham  Horace,  bds.  25  Mount  Vernon 
Cunningham  Jas.,  East.  Steamboat  wf.  h.  Webster 
Cunningham  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  80  Purchase 
Cunningham  James,  sail  maker,  bds.  107  Purchase 


Cunningham  James  H.  {Cunninghams  §  Cobb),  h. 

25  Mount  Vernon 
Cunningham  John,  grocer,  140  Ann,  house  do. 
Cunningham  John,  laborer,  house  26  Wash,  ave, 
Cunningham  John  A.  {Cunningham  ^  Brothers), 

h.  8  Ashburton  place 
Cunningham  Lucretia,  straw  millinery,  24  Cross 
Cunningham  Nathaniel  F.  &  Co.  (  Wm.  Eveleth,  G. 
A.  Cunninqham),  merch's,  38  and  27  India  wf. 

bds.  10  Staniford 
Cunningham  Patrick,  teamster,  h.  West  Dedham 
Cunningham  Sarah,  dress  maker,  31  Cross 
Cunningham  Sarah  E.  dress  maker,  h.  37  Fayette 
Cunningham  Thomas,  ship  master,  h.  99  Leveret 
Cunningham  William  H.  Mrs.  house  8  Vine 
Cunningham  Wm.  J.  70  Milk,  bds.  66  Carver 
Cunninghams  &  Cobb  {J.  H.  ikC.  W.  Cunningham 

<Sf  iS.  C.  Cobb),  merchants.  16  Rowe's  wharf 
Curan  Michael,  laborer,  house  90  Federal 
Curley  Frank,  laborer,  h.  Dedham,  opp.  Tremont 
Cmiey  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Cove 
Curley  Patrick,  cab  driver  house  24  Curve 
Curran  James,  blacksmith,  house  5  Stillman  pi. 
Curran  James,  laborer,  house  r.  281  Ann 
Curran  James,  laborer,  house  38  N.  Margin 
Curran  John,  tailor,  house  17  Endicot 
Curran  John,  laborer,  house  62  Atkinson 
Curran  John,  laborer,  W.  Dedham,  n.  Tremont 
Curran  John,  tailor,  39  Merch's,  row,  h.  17  Endicot 
Curran  Mary,  house  9  South  street  coui't 
Curran  Patrick,  agent,  house  201  Ann 
Curran  Peter,  tailor,  house  9  Sturgis  place 
Cm-ran  Thomas,  brush  manufacturer,  28  Exchange 
Curran  William,  laborer,  house  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Currant  Anthony,  cooper,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Currant  John  F.  shipping  master,  80  Commercial, 

house  at  Lynn 
Currant  Joseph,  cooper,  h.  4  Latlirop  place 
Currant  Michael,  laborer,  house  486  Commercial 
Curren  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Turnpike,  n.  Fifth 
Currie  James,  blacksmith,  house  5  Stillman  pi. 
Currier  A.  M.  (H.  M.  ^  A.  M.  Currier),  h.  33  May 
Currier  Amos  S.  1  Tremont  row,  bds.  30  Oxford 
Currier  B.  F.  1  Tremont  row,  bds.  30  Oxford 
Currier  B.  H.  cutter,  45  Ann,  house  at  Lynn 
Ciu-rier  Benj.  H.  notary  public,  72  State 
Currier  Charles  E.  assist,   clerk  Market  Bank,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Currier  Charles  H.  64  Hanover 
Currier  Daniel  S.  oil  maker,  h.  Monmouth,  E.  B. 
Currier  Eben  M.  printer,  bds.  12  Pitts 
Currier  Gideon,  mason,  house  24  Cresent  place 
Currier  Gilman,  14  Long  whf.  bds.  487  Washington 
Cun-ier  Goodwin,  silversmith,  house  7  Village 
Currier  H.  M.  &  A.  M.  eating  room,  44  Merchants' 

row,  c.  S.  Market,  h.  28  1-2  Portland 
Currier  Hugh  M.  upholsterer,  27   Cornhill,  house 

30  South  Russell 
Currier  Jacob  H.  laborer,  h.  rear  66  Friend     [place 
Currier  John  B.  stable,  Batterymarch,  h.  8  Stm-gis 
Currier  John  H.  327  Wash.  bds.  49  Oxford 
Currier  Jonathan  T.  bell  hanger,   17  Wilson  lane, 

house  75  Salem 
Currier  Joseph  H.  cabinet  maker,  h.  31  Fayette 
Currier  Joseph  M.  {S.  Q.  Sg  J.  M.  Currier),  b.  39 

Brattle 
Cun-ier  Joseph  S.  {Foote  8^  C),  house  2  Groton 
Currier  Joseph  W.  com.  mer.   132  State,  house  30 

Oxford 
Currier  Julia  A.  widow,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Currier  Lews,  painter,  50  Cornhill,  h.  487  Wash. 
Currier  Nancy,  house  125  Hanover 
Currier  Olive,  tailoress,  house  7  Stillman 
Currier  {Richard)  &  Trott    {Peter),   w-atches  and 

jewelry,  148  Washington,  bds.  1  Bultinch  pi. 
Currier  Samuel,  h.  62  Atkinson  [b.  487  Wash. 

Currier  Sam'l  Q.  &  J.  M.  painters,  r.  Pemberton  H . 
Currier  William,  house  30  Oxford 
Currier  William  W.  carpenter,  h.  6  Chessman  pi. 
Curry  C.  clerk,  64  Milk,  boards  2  Avon  place 


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Curry  Elias  L.  carpenter,  house  43  Lowell 

Curry  John,  horse  shoer,  Har.  ave.  near  Roxbury, 

house  Northampton,  near  the  church 
Curry  John,  lather,  house  Sumner,  E.  Boston 
Curry  Morris,  laborer,  h.  1  High  street  court 
Curry  Wm.  boards  Scott  court 
Curtin  Daniel,  moulder,  house  90  Turnpike 
Curtin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Havre,  E.  Boston 
Curtis  Abner,  shoes,  51  Pearl,  h.  at  Abington 
Curtis  A.  C.  &  W.  paper,  35  Devonshire  [Summer 
Curtis  Benjamin  R.  counsellor,  16  Court,  boards  51 
Cui-tis  Caleb,  president  Nep.  Ins.  Co.   64  State,  h. 

32  Chesnut 
Curtis  Caleb  T.  41  State,  house  52  Allen 
Curtis  Charles  C.  portrait  painter,  bds.  159  Court 
Curtis  Charles  C.  mariner,   house   Tremont,  near 

Lucas  place  [Mt.  Vernon 

Curtis  Charles  P.  counsellor,  16  Court,   house  19 
Curtis  Charles  P.  jr.  16  Court,  h.  19  Mt.  Vernon 
Curtis  Daniel  B.  clerk,  h.  Dorchester,  n.  Broadway 
Curtis  Dan'l  Sargent,  counsellor,  27  State,  house 

45  Mt.  Vernon 
Curtis  Daniel  T.  42  School,  boards  23  Bedford 
Curtis  David  R.  insurance  agent,   15  State,  house 

Suffolk,  foot  of  Garland 
Curtis  Ebenezcr,  paper  hanger,  h.  6  Staniford  pi. 
Curtis  Edward  A.  (Holmes  i^  Co.),  41  Congress 
Curtis  Elijah  S.  (Jones  &f  Co.),  house  32  Oxford 
Curtis  Eliza  G.  Mrs.  boarding,  23  Bedford 
Curtis  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  Silver,  n.  D 
Curtis  Francis  Mrs.  house  58  Mount  Vernon 
Curtis  (Francis)  &  Peabody  (.S.  E.),  merchants, 

50  India,  h.  at  Roxbury       [Pearl,  n.  Purchase 
Curtis  Franklin,  ship  chandlery,  51  India,  house  40 
Curtis  Frederick  (J.  Curtis  <Sr  So7i),  house  48  Sea 
Curtis  George,  mariner,  house  r.  716  Washington 
Curtis  Geo.  A.  66  Congress,  h.  at  West  Newton 
Curtis  Geo.  M.  93  Milk 

Curtis  George  R.  paper  hanger,  h.  20  S.  Margin 
Curtis  Geo.  S.  (Curtis  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Curtis  George   T.   counsellor,   19   Court,   house  7 

Chauncy  place 
Curtis  Henry,  house  64  Tyler 
Curtis  Henry  A.  house  2  North  square 
Curtis  Hiram,  planing   and  sawing  mill,    Har.  av. 

house  1  Medford  court 
Curtis  James,  watchman,  house  19  Andover 
Curtis  James  F.  boards  9  Pinckney 
Curtis  James  F.  Mrs.  house  9  Pinckney 
Curtis  Jared  B.  25  Kilby,  boards  39  Essex 
Curtis  Jesse,  coppersmith,  house  24  Chambers 
Curtis  J.  H.  D.  seaman,  house  3  Southac 
Curtis  John   &   Son   (F.  Curtis),  wood  and  lime, 

Curtis's  wharf.  Sea,  house  48  Sea 
Curtis  John,  laborer,  house  Comm'l,  opp.  Foster 
Curtis  John,  jr.  (J.  Collamorejr.  4r  Co.),  house  at 

Charlestown 
Curtis  John,  jr.  clothing,  6  Ann,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Curtis  Joseph,  house  270  Third 
Curtis  Joseph,  93  Kilby 
Curtis  &    Co.    (Joseph   H.  %    G.    S.    Curtis,   ^  H. 

Farimm),  104   Faneuil  Hall  Market,  house  at 

Jamaica  Plain 
Curtis  Martin,  clerk,  5  Ferry,  h.  1  North  square 
Curtis  Melzer,  ice  wagon,  boards  27  Lowell 
Curtis  Nathaniel,  106  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Curtis    (Nathaniel,  Jr.),  Leavens    (S.  D.),   &  Co. 

(T.  T.  Bouve),  com.  mer.  106  State,  house  2 

Walnut 
Curtis  N.  William,  house  2  Walnut 
Curtis  Nelson,  machinist,  boards  80  Albany 
Curtis  Samuel,  carpenter,  house  14  Rochester 
Curtis  Samuel,  looking  glass  raanuf.  123  Wash.  h. 

9  Staniford 
Curtis  Samuel  D.  shipwright,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Curtis  Samuel  S.  dry  goods,  93  Kilby,  h.  at  Dorch'r 
Curtis  Sarah  Mrs.  house  50  Brighton 
Curtis  Sidney,  boards  48  Sea 

Curtis  Stephen,  captain,  house  36  Billerica  [House 
Curtis  Stephen,    clerk   226  Wash.    bds.  Bromfield 


Curtis  Thomas,  merchant,  15  Central  wf.  house  58 

Summer  [48  Central  wharf 

Curtis  (Thomas  B.)  &  Greenough  (Alfred),  merch. 
Curtis  Thomas  B.  office  63  State,  h.  45  Mt.  Vernon 
Curtis  William,  shipwright,  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Curtis  William  H.  comedian,  h.  r.  57  Temple 
Curvey  Alvin  H.  house  121  Hudson 
Cusack  Thos.  crockery  packer,  h.  5  South  st.  ct. 
Cusack  Thomas,  house  25  Gouch 
Cusack  Thomas,  porter,  house  23  Oliver 
Cashing  Aaron  P.  clerk,  house  45  Brighton 
Cushing  Abel,  9  Joy's  building,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Cushing  Abel,  jr.  9  Joy's  building,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Cushing  Abner  L.    counsellor,  51  Court,  house  at 

Stoughton  [38  Myrtle 

Cushing  Andrew,  city  missionary,  21  Cornhill,  h. 
Cushing  Benjamin,  house  43  Pinckney 
Cushing  Christopher  Rev.  house  4  Auburn 
Cushing  Eliza,  widow,  house  7  Fruit  street  ct. 
Cushing  Eunice,  widow,  house  20  Lincoln     [broke 
Cushing  Francis  T.   piano-forte  maker,   h.  7  Pem- 
Cushing  Friend,  shoe  maker,  h.  Gold,  n.  Dorch'ter 
Cushing  Geo.  cl'k  Columbian  Bank,  h.  at  Hingham 
Cushing  (Geo^v/e  ii.)  &  Robie  (Levi),  carpenters, 

Charlestown,  c.  Beverly,  house  46  S.  Russell 
Cushing  George  S.  55  Com'l  wf.  house  8  Oxford 
Cushing  George  W.  coach  trimmer,  Hawley,  house 

12  Batterymarch 
Cushing  Hannah,  widow,  h.  12  Batterymarch 
Cushing  H.  D.  lumber,   B.  &  W.  R.  R.  whf.  South 
Cushing  Hayward  P.  (Silas  Peirce  §  Co.),  boards 

Exchange  Coffee  House 
Cushing  Henry,  painting,  house  14  May        [High 
Cushing  Henry  W.  (Brewers,  Stevens,  Sf  C),  h.  28 
Cushing  Hosea  G.  (Loring  Sg  C),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Cushing  Isaac,  baker,  104  Cambridge 
Cushing  Isaac,  harness  maker,  h.  11  Stillman 
Cushing  Isaac  (Fisk  ^-  C),  house  43  Allen 
Cushing  Isaac,  jr.  4  Chatham,  b.  11  Stillman 
Cushing  Jas.  (Loioden  &;  C.) 

Cushing  Jas.  W.  mess.  Wash.  Bank,  b.  at  Roxbury 
Cushing  John,  moulder,  boards  10  Winthrop 
Cushing  John  (/.  Harris  &;  Co.),  h.  70  Charter 
Cushing  Lemuel,  house  32  Hancock 
Cushing  Levi  L.  carver,  r.  11  Brighton,  h.  45  Spring 
Cushing   Luther   S.   reporter   Supreme   Court,   30 

Court,  house  93  Pinckney 
Cushing  (Nathan)  &  Clapp  (J.  G.),  W.  I.  goods,  29 

Commercial,  boards  Fulton  House  [ty  ct. 

Cushing  Perez  (Davis  ,Sf  C),  Atkins'  wf.  h.  4  Uni- 
Cushing  Perez,  3d,  laborer,  house  r.  41  Charter 
Cushing  Robert  J.  printer,  house  Leveret  lane 
Cushing  (Roland)   &  Bailey  (Job  F.),   house   and 

ship  joiners,  273  Broad,  h.  3  Purchase  place 
Cushing  Samuel  Mrs.  house  opp.  12  Village 
Cushing  Samuel,  joiner,  b.  3  Purchase  pi. 
Cushing  Samuel  A.  17  City  wf.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Cushing  Samuel  N.  caulker,  h.  8  Greenough  av. 
Cushing  Sam'l  T.  (S.  Thaxter  &;  Son),  h.  16  Hudson 
Cushing  Sarah  H.  widow,  house  43  Pinckney 
Cushing  Solomon  B.  mast  maker,  Liverpool  wharf, 

house  108  Purchase 
Cushing  Thomas,  trader,  house  12  Batterymarch 
Cushing  Thos.  insp.  Custom  House,  h.  8  Oxford 
Cushing  Thomas,  jr.  teacher  Chauncy  School,  h. 

31  Essex 
Cushing  Thomas  B.  shipwi-ight,  b.  Maverick  sq. 
Cushing  Thomas  P.  65  Congress,  h.  4  Mt.  Vernon 
Cushing  Wm.  painter,  59  Myrtle,  house  49  do. 
Cushing  Zenas  (Nichols,  Pierce  §  Co.),  house  26 

Oxford  [W.  Cedar 

Cushman  Albert,  clerk  B.  &  W.  R.   R.  house  24 
Cushman  Charles  (Milton,  Ctishtnan  <Sf  Co.),  house 

at  Cambridge 
Cushman  Charles,  jeweller,  boards  55  Hanover 
Cushman  Charles  W.  9  Commercial  wharf 
Cushman  Elkanah  A.  trader,  b.  Groton,  c.  Wash. 
Cushman  Francis  F.  pile  driver,  h.  Border,  E.  B. 
Cushman  Freeman  L.  39  Pearl,  house  Boylston, 

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Cushman  Holmes  {Caryl  S^  C.),h.  at  Charlestown 
Cushman  Julius  {John  Brewster  §  Co.),  house  at 

Roxbury 
Cushman  Lucy  K.  widow,  house  101  Tremont 
Cushman  Rufus,  shipwright,  house  Bennington 
Cushman  Valentine  N.  house  Colony 
Cushman  "William,  jeweller,  boards  oo  Hanover 
Cusick  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  114  E.  Dedham 
Cusick  Stephen,  carpenter,  house  Cove  place 
Gusty  John,  b.  Havre,  near  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Cutlen  Theodore  H.  shipwright,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Cutler  {Abraham  L.)  &  Sticknev  (J-  H.),  druggists, 

1  India  and  135  State,  h.  39  W.  Cedar 
Cutler  Amos,  217  Washington,  b.  37  Edinboro' 
Cutler  Charles  N.  teamster,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage 
Cutler  Eben,  jeweller,  217  Wash.  h.  37  Edinboro' 
Cutler  Elisha,  liQ;hterman,  house  29  Prince 
Cutler    {Elisha  "P.)   &    Robinson    {Edward  F.), 

stoves,  "76  Water,  house  6  Carver  [square 

Cutler  Ephraim  B.,  Silver  Lake  Hotel,  4  Cornhill 
Cutler  George,  laborer,  house  98  E.  Dedham 
Cutler  James,  paper  hanger,  boards  487  Wash. 
Cutler  James,  house  1  Brown's  block,  Princeton 
Cutler  Jonathan  {L.  A.  Phillips  %  Co.),  h.  Hull, 

corner  Salem  [bridge 

Cutler  Joseph,  counsellor,  47  Court,  house  at  Cam- 
Cutler  Marshall  J.  29  Federal,  house  2  Oxford 
Cutler  Mary,  widow,  house  9  Livingston  place 
Cutler  Micah,  carpenter,  house  51  Pleasant 
Cutler  N.  M.  clerk,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Camb'ge 
Cutler  Pliny,   president  Atlantic  Bank,   house  6 

Mount  Vernon  place 
Cutler  Roland  (iV.  Faxon  ^  Co.),  h.  25  Howard 
Cutler   Roswell,  dentist,   186   Washington,  b.    17 

Franklin  place 
Cutler  Samuel,  clerk,  boards  Hull,  corner  Salem 
Cutler  William  J.  {Reed  ^-  Cutler-),  h.  44  W.  Cedar 
Cutter  Abel  P.  {Bodge  &;^ Cutter),  b.  4  Allen  court 
Cutter  A.  Edmands,  apothecary,  400  Washington, 

boards  4  Beach 
Cutter  Benjamin,  hack  driver,  house  444  Wash. 
Cutter  Benj.  F.  clerk,  17  Kilby,   h.  4  Crescent  pi. 
Cutter  Caleb  C.  inspector  fish  oil,  91  Fulton,  h.  65 

Charter 
Cutter  Charles  R.  stabler,  Harr.  av.  h.  2  Fort  av. 
Cutter  Dorcas,  boarding,  47  Harvard 
Cutter  Ebenezer  F.  {Hunt  ^-  C),  h.  at  Somerville 
Cutter  Edmund  F.  {Francis  Skinner  §•  Co.),  house 

at  Somerville 
Cutter  Edward  F.  2  S.  Market,  h.  at  Somerville 
Cutter  Elbridge  G.  &  Co.  {George  W  Cutter),  hats, 

caps,  and  trunks,  9,  10  &  11  N.  side  of  Faneuil 

Hall,  house  11  Brookline 
Cutter  Ezekiel  AV.  &  Co.  (P.  O.  Hilbourn),  hats,  9 

Elm,  house  at  Roxbury 
Cutter  Franklin,  caterer,  house  8  Butolph 
Cutter  George,  provisions,  Richmond,  n.  Hanover, 

h.  27  Salem 
Cutter  G.  H.,  Custom  House,  house  46  Dover 
Cutter  Geo.  W.  {E.  G.  Cutter  Si  Co.),  b.  6  Camb'ge 
Cutter  Hannah  Mrs.  house  5  Albany  [Woburn 

Cutter  Henry  (.S.  &;  H.  Cutter  &;  Co.),  h.  at  South 
Cutter  Henry,  broker,  house  4  Arch 
Cutter  John  A.  B.  1  Long  whf.  b.  21  Somerset 
Cutter  Leander,  jr.  varnisher,  334  Washington,  h. 

at  Cambridgeport 
Cutter  Leonard  R.  clerk,  boards  2  Zone 
Cutter  Monroe  (C.  A.  Haskins  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Camb'ge 
Cutter  Peter  D.  44  Hanover,  boards  5  Albany 
Cutter  Ruth  Mrs.  boarding,  21  Somerset 
Cutter  Samuel  L.  coal,  18  South  Market,  house  at 

Cambridsjeport 
Cutter   S.  &  H.  &  Co.  (O.  R.  Clark  &;  S.  H.  Cut- 
ter), mahogany  and  furniture,  7  &  8  Holmes' 

block,   Haymarket  sq.  and  27  &  29  Friend,  h. 

at  S.  Woburn  [at  South  Woburn 

Cutter  Stephen  H.  (S.  &  H.  Cutter  i;  Co.),  house 
Cutter  Thomas,  machinist,  house  27  Oak 
Cutter  William,  plane  maker,  boards  13  Gouch 
Cutter  William  G.  carriage  trimmer,  b.  3  Seaver  pi. 


Cutting  Charles  A.  82  State 
Cutting  Gilbert,  musician,  house  33  Grove 
Cutting  Henry,  laborer,  h.  Maverick,  n.  Havre 
Cutting  Henry,  moulder,  house  146  Cambridge 
Cutting   {Heiirg)   &  Kendall  {Charles  C),  W.  I. 

goods,   Hanover,  c.  Commercial,  h.  Tileston, 

corner  Salem 
Cutting  Jonas,  laborer,  house  7  Commercial 
Cutting  Mary  A.  boarding.  Purchase,  opp.  Gridley 
Cutting  Robert  C.  boards  Tileston,  c.  Salem 
Cutting  Sullivan  W.  truckman,  b.  50  Albany 
Cutting  William  H.  64  State,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Cutts  John  S.  93  Water,  house  8  Albion 
Cutts  Mary  H.  Mrs.  boards  1  Hamilton  place 

DAALY  WILLIAM,  clerk,  house  Third,  near  A 
Dabney  {Charles  W.jr.)  &  Cunningham  (F.),  mer- 
chants, 59  Commercial  wharf 
Dacey  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  12  Hawkins 
Dacey  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  1  1-2  Sun  ct.  st. 
Dacey  Dennis,  laborer,  house  1  Kennard  avenue 
Dacey  John,  type  caster,  h.  1  Kennard  avenue 
Dacey  John,  laborer,  house  20  Commercial 
Dacey  Mary,  widow,  house  16  Livingston 
Dacy  Hiram,  teamster,  boards  60  Fourth 
Dacy  John  Mrs.  house  14  Second  [Billerica 

Dadd  Ebenezer,  apothecary,  159  Broad,  boards  3 
Dadd  George  H.  veterinary  surgeon,  1  &  2  Holmes' 

block,  house  3  Billerica  [Charlestown 

Dadmun   Francis  W.  eating  room,  52  Union,  h.  at 
Daggett  Caroline  C.  dress  maker,  b.  6  Staniford  pi. 
Daggett  Charles  B.  carriage  maker,  b.  30  Friend 
Daggett  Henry  L.  boots  and  shoes,  202  Wash.  h. 

16  Harvard 
Daggett  Lyman  {S.  Klous  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Daggett  Milton,  boarding  house,  1  Suffolk  place 
Daggett  AV.  E.  clerk,  202  AA'ash.  house  at  Quincy 
Dagney  Thomas  Mrs.  house  67  Eliot 
Dailey  Catherine,  widow,  house  Second,  near  E 
Dailey  Charles,  laborer,  house  rear  66  Friend 
Dailey  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Havre,  near  Maverick 
Dailey  George,  grocer,  82  Turnpike,  house  do. 
Dailey  Hugh,  laborer,  house  94  Endicot 
Dailey  James,  laborer,  house  rear  281  Ann 
Dailey  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  1  Hanover  avenue 
Dailey  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Kneeland 
Daily  J.  truckman,  20  Church,  h.  8  Madison  place 
Daily  James,  jr.  clerk  P.  R.  R.  depot,  boards  8 

Madison  place 
Daily  John,  laborer,  house  2  Andover 
Da  Land  Benjamin,  house  26  Allen 
Daland  Henry  T.  {Williams  S<  D.),  h.  at  Salem 
Dalany  AA'illiam,  boarding,  house  4  Moon 
Dale  Catherine,  dress  maker,  310  AVashington 
Dale  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  house  D,  corner  Fifth 
Dale  Ebenezer  {Johnson,  Seicall  <^   Co.),  house  51 

Chesnut 
Dale  Eli  G.  clerk,  24  Ann 
Dale  L.  C.  physician,  boards  National  House 
Dale  Samuel,  clothing,  24  Ann,  h.  7  Billings  court 
Dale  Theron  J.  house  51  Chesnut 
Dale  AVilliam  J.  physician,  3  Cambridge 
Daley  Anthony,  laborer,  house  7  Battery 
Daley  Charles,  laborer,  house  407  Washington 
Daley  Daniel,  blacksmith.  Cove,  c.  Beach,  h.  East 
Daley  Daniel,  laborer,  house  227  Broad 
Daley  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  corner  Sea 
Daley  James,  tailor,  house  9  Hamilton 
Daley  James,  clerk,  house  496  AVashington 
Daley  James  L.  clerk,  6  Diamond  block,  house  496 

Washington 
Daley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  rear  43  Sea 
Daley  John,  laborer,  house  4  Cove  place 
Daley  John,  laborer,  house  4  Powars  court 
Daley  John,  cordwainer,  house  15  Belmont 
Daley  John,  cabinet  maker,  Tremont,  cor.  Groton, 

house  AVest  Dedham 
Daley  John,  wheelwTight,  house  496  AVash. 
Daley  John,  laborer,  house  Clark  alley 
Daley  John,  47  Long  whf.  h.  5  Pond  st.  place 


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Daley  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  21  Cross,  n.  Fulton 
Daley  Julia,  widow,  house  rear  9  Columbia 
Daley  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  119  Broad 
Daley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Lehigh,  c.  x^lbany 
Daley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Third,   cor.  F 
Daley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Half  Moon  place 
Daley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  231  Broad 
Daley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  84  South 
Daley  Peter,  laborer,  17  Wash,  avenue 
Daley  Rose  Mrs.  house  r.  Fourth,  near  rail-road 
Daley  Susan,  widow,  house  11  Sullivan  place 
Daley  William,  laborer,  house  r.  Fifth,  n.  B 
Daley  William,  laborer,  house  4  Jackson  av. 
Daley  William,  laborer,  26  Butolph 
Dall  John,  house  G68  Washington 
Dall  William,  house  668  Washington 
Dallinger  John,  jr.  17  Doane,  house  at  Cambridge 
Dallinger  William,  hats  and  caps,  9  Hanover,  h.  at 

Cambridge 
Dalrymple  Albert,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  ol  Marion 
DaLrymple  Austin  W.  salesman,  66  Hanover,  h.  at 

Newton 
Dalton  Henry,  treasurer  Boston  and  Providence 

Railroad  Co.  office  at  depot,  b.  Beacon,  c.  Mt. 

Vernon  [Union,  h.  12  Hull 

Dalton  {Henry  L.)  8c  IngersoU  (F.),  hai-dware,  4 
Dalton  James,  house  66  Mount  Vernon 
Dalton  John,  laborer,  boards  9  Belmont 
Dalton  John,  laborer,  house  4  Hancock  row 
Dalton  John,  waiter,  house  82  Eliot 
Dalton  Mary  &  Caroline,  b.  Beacon,  c.  Mt.  Vernon 
Dalton  Michael,  morocco  dresser,  h.  Orange  lane 
Dalton  Michael  {Phelps  &;  D.),  house  12  Hull 
Dalton  Patrick  R.  clerk,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B.   [House 
Dalton  Peter  Rowe.  34   Central   whf.    b.   Tremont 
Dalton  Richard,  tailor,  h.  rear  6  Medford  [ave. 

Dalton  Thankful,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  46  Harr. 
Dalton  Thomas,  waiter,  h.  29  South  Russell    [ster 
Dalton  Thomas  D.  clerk,  B.  &  M.  R.  R.  h.  Web- 
Dalton  William  F.  boards  12  Hull 
Daly  Anthony,  carpenter,  boards  30  Southac 
Daly  J.  M.  dentist,  5  Franklin 
Daly  Lawrence,  waiter,  h.  Kingston,  n.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Daly  Peter  D.  carpenter,  h.  Fifth,  n.  C 
Daly  Timothy,  laborer,  house  7  Essex  place 
Dam  Joseph,  housewright,  h.  Athens,  n.  E 
Dame  Abraham  A  counsellor,  9  State,  h.  7  Poplar 
Dame  Harriet  P.  dress  maker,  house  24  Orange 
Dame  Samuel,  house  29  Erie  [near  Turnpike 

Dame  Samuel  H.  clerk,  31  Prince,  bds.  Broadway, 
Dame  Seth  T.  clerk,  36  Hanover 
Dammers  Edw'd  A.  37  Tremont  row,  h.  7  Milton  pi. 
Damon  Alexander,  sliip^vright,  h.  Marion,  E.  B. 
Damon  Austin,  blacksmith,  h.  I,  cor.  Third 
Damon  Calvin,  carpenter,  r.  478  Wash.  h.  5  London 
Damon  {Charles  B.),  McAUaster   {H.  M.),   &  Co. 

(IF.  i/.   Parkhurst),  dry  goods,   10  Hanover, 

boards  22  Lynde 
Damon  Henry  E.  house\vright,  7  Canton  [town 
Damon  James,  glass,  13  Blackstone,  h.  at  Charles- 
Damon  .Toel,  hatter,  boards  39  Brattle  [ter 
Damon  John,  salesman,  226  Wash.,  h.  at  Dorches- 
Damon  Joseph,  mason,  house  6  Bartlett 
Damon  Samuel  G.  boots  and  shoes,  77  Blackstone, 

boards  71  Prince 
Damon  Samuel  T.  printer,  h.  1  N.  Brighton 
Damos  Peter,  laborer,  h.  8  Greenough  ave. 
Damrell  Elbridge  G.  cooper,  h.  46  C,  n.  Gold 
Damrell  Thomas,  mason,  house  4  Champney  pi. 
Damrell  ( TFwi.   S.)  &   Moore   (F.    C),   Dickinson 

Printing  and  Binding  House,  16  Devonshire. 

house  at  Dedham 
Dana  Aaron,  broker,  5  Congress  [h.  19  Harr.  ave. 
Dana  Amos  W.  depot  master  Boston  &  Wor.  R.  R. 
Dana  Cha's  B.  {N.  &  C.  B.  Dana),  h.  at  Brookline 
Dana  Charles  H.  express  wagon,  h.  .5  Washburn  pi. 
Dana  Denison  D.  clerk,  103  Milk,  bds.  Marlboro' 

Hotel 
Dana  Dexter  Mrs.  house  19  Harrison  avenue 
Dana  Edward,  hardware,  24  Kilby 


Dana  Edward  (Whiting,  Dana,  §  Co.),  house  at 

Charlestown  [Brookline 

Dana  Edward  A.  counsellor,  19  Court,  house  at 
Dana  &  Co.  {E.  W.  S^  S.  W.  Dana),  com.  mer.  27 

&  28  Conim'l  whf.  h.  7  Bulfinch  place 
I>a.na  (Eph.  i^  Luther),  Farrar  {A.    W.),  &  Hyde 

{Geor/je),  West  India  goods,  44  &  46  Broad,  h. 

10  Hayward  place  [ward  place 

Dana  Ephraim,  dry  goods,  71  Water,  h.   10  Hay- 
Dana  Francis,  jr.  dentist,  h.  2  Bumstead  place 
Dana  Frederic  L.  boards  7  Bulfinch  place 
Dana  F.  D.  house  19  Harrison  avenue 
Dana  George  {Hicks  iSf  D.),  house  10  High 
Dana  George  E.  broker,  22  Merchants'  Exchange 
Dana  Hiram,  ostler,  house  47  Hudson 
Dana  {James)  &  Cobb  {M.  G.),  counsellors,  I  Dev- 

onshne,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Dana  John,  mason,  house  2  Fruit  st.  court 
Dana  John  F.,  Quincy  Hall,  h.  11  Williams 
Dana  Luther   (Dana,  Farrar,  §  Hyde),   house  9 

Hayward  place  [Brookline 

Dana  N.  &  C.  B.  com.  merch.  1  CeAtral  whf.  h.  at 
Dana  Otis  H.  dry  goods,  71  Water,  h.  at  Lexington 
Dana  Richard  H.  h.  43  Chesnut  [Cedar 

Dana  Richard  H.  jr.  counsellor,  30  Court,  h.  10  W. 
Dana  Samuel,  house  7  Bulfinch  place 
Dana  Sam.  T.  {Dane,  Dana,  ^  Co.),  h.  51  Bowdoin 
Dana  Stephen  W.  {Dana  ^  Co.),  h.  7  Bulfinch  pi. 
Dane  George  R.  clerk,  bds.  Broadwav,  n.  B 
Dane  {John),  Dana  (^8.  T.),  &  Co.  (il.  C.  Ferris), 

com.  mer.  12  S.  Market,  h.  at  Brookline 
Dane  Joseph,  N.  oysters,  60  Portland,  bds.  Merri- 

mac  House 
Danforth  Abner,  truckman,  h.  50  Nashua 
Danforth  Charles  J.  297  Silver,  near  F 
Danforth  David,  jr.  37  Long  whf.  bds.  38  Green 
Danforth  Elizabeth  S.  Mrs.  house  29  Bedford 
Danforth  George,  mason,  bds.  Comm'l,  n.  Foster 
Danforth  Harriet  A.  carpet  maker,  42  Lowell 
Danforth  Henry,  house  60  Essex 
Danforth  {Isaac),  Sias  {Wm.),  &  Co.  {J.  H.  Dan- 
forth ^  C.  J.  Davis),  W.  I.  goods,  17  &  18  S. 

Market,  house  8  Hancock 
Danforth  Isaac  W.  clerk,  87  Milk,  h.  8  Hancock 
Danforth  James  H.  {Danforth,  Sias  Sg  Co.),  h.  at 

Cambridge  [ver,  near  F 

Danforth  Jarvis,  grocer,  246  Broadway,  h.  297  Sil- 
Danf  )rth  John  C.  counsellor,  51  Court,  h.  18  Ash 
Danforth  John  N.  clerk,  29  Elm,  bds.  9  do. 
Danforth  jSIartin  G.  painter,  h.  13  Spring    [18  Ash 
Danforth  Mary  Jane,   teacher  Johnson  School,  b. 
Danforth  Moses,  house  3  North  Charles 
Danforth  Nathaniel,  teamster,  h.  13  Nashua     [ton 
Danforth  Samuel  A.   33  Pemberton  sq.  h.  at  New- 
Danforth  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  42  Lowell 
Danforth  Thomas  T.  wagoner,  h.  7  N.  Charles 
Danforth  Willard,  grocery  and  grain,  &c.  Milldam, 

b.  Western  ave.  Hotel 
Danforth  William,  416  Wash,  house  at  Roxbury 
Daniel  Benjamin,  laborer,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Daniell  Chester  {Daniell  ^  Co.),  h.  58  Warren 
Daniell  {Josiah  N.)  &  Co.  {C.  Daniell),  dry  goods, 

201  Washington,  h.  at  Roxbury  [Falls 

Daniell  Otis  {Grant,  D.  i<;  Co.),  h.  at  Newton,  L. 
Daniels  Charles  E.  cabinet  maker,  11  Charlestown, 

boards  at  Charlestown 
Daniels  Charles  P.  clerk,  boards  2  Grove  place 
Daniels  Ebenezer,  carriage  smith,  8  Hawley,  h.  25 

Garden 
Daniels  Ed\vin  T.  baker,  house  76  Leveret 
Daniels  George,  107  F.  H.  M.  bds.  31  Pinckney 
Daniels  John,  coachman,  house  5  Billerica 
Daniels  John,  hats,  &c.  opp.  79  Comm'l,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Daniels  John,  mariner,  boards  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Daniels  John,  machinist,  house  2  Norwich 
Daniels  John,  machinist,  bds.  8  Ashland  avenue 
Daniels  John  E.  furniture,  11  Charlestown,   h.  do. 
Daniels  John  P.  boots,  shoes,  &  leather,  60  Fulton, 

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Daniels  Michael,  lamp  lighter,  house  18  Spring 
Daniels  Nathaniel,  baker,  76  Leveret,  house  do. 
Daniels  Nathaniel  A.  {Hendley  S^  D.),  h.   27   Pitts 
Daniels  Thomas,  grocer,  30  1-2  Cambridge,  house 

19  Temple 
Daniels  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  house  3  Merrimac 
Daniels  Thomas,  hatter,    h.    Vine,  corner  Russell 
Daniels  Thomas,  3d,  clerk,  bds.  2  Village  place 
Daniels  Vincent,  restorator,  10  Theatre  alley 
Daniels  Wm.  cooper,  78  Harr.  av.  h.  34  Harvard 
Daniels  Wm.  B.  house  2  Grove  place 
Daniels  Wm.  E.  {Hendley  S;  D.) 
Dann  Patrick,  pedler,  house  4  Belcher  lane 
Dannahy  John,  laborer,  house  3  Commercial  court 
Dapison  Angelo,  rigger,  house  41  Charter 
Darling  Amos  S.  carpenter,  bds.  1  N.  Margin 
Darling  Benj.  F.  jeweller,  1  Court  av.  h.  Allen,  c. 

Blossom 
Darling  Charles  B.  {Geo.  Ellis  S;  Co.),  h.  97  Hat.  av. 
Darling  Charles  K.  {Oakes  .^  D.),  h.  32  S.  Russell 
Darling  Ebenezer,  boarding,  44  Portland 
Darling  Elbridge,  {Stevens,  IVott  &;  D.),  h.  o  Barton 
Darling  Eliakim,  botanic  physician,  h.  1  N.  Margin 
Darling  Francis  D.  {Harrod,  Darling  §  Co.),  h.  at 

Roxbury 
Darling  George  {Cummings  S^  D.),  h.  8  Spring 
Darling  George  A.  P.  {Charles  Brooks  i^  Co.),  bds. 

6  i-2  Lynde 
Darling  Henry  J.  {Chadbouni  &;  D.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Darling  Horace  B.  clerk,  house  2-3  Kneeland 
Darling  Leonard,  carpenter,  house  57  Brighton 
Darling  Moses,  porter,  82  Milk,  h.  4  Kennard  av. 
Darling  Peter  H.  carpenter,  house  13  Blossom 
Darling  Samuel,  trunk  maker,  h.  53  Lowell 
Darling  William,  book  keeper,  bds.  54  Portland 
Darney  Luke,  laborer,  house  Page's  court 
Darracott  Franklin  (i?(!«Ae  c>|- i).j,  66   State,  house 
at  Andover  [Washington,  h.  at  Woburn 

Darracott  George,  agent  Boston  Gas  Light  Co.  102 
Darragan  William,  laborer,  house  13  Hamilton 
Darrah  Henry  H.  book  keeper,  15  Milk 
Darrah  {Robert  it.),   Morse  {Lgtnan),  &  Co.    dry 

goods,  15  Milk,  bds.  3  Cambridge  ' 

Darrell  John,  watchman,  h.  Fifth,  near  C 
Darrow  George  P.  {Boman  SjD.),  house  2  Warren 
Darrow  .John  O.  tin   plate   worker,  h.  6  N.  Bennet 
Darton  Wm.  shipwright,  270  Com'I,  h.  at  Charles- 
town 
Dary  Francis,  laborer,  house  28  Thacher 
Dascomb  John  W.  clerk  45  Kilby,  b.  Central  court 
Dascomb  Thomas  R.  house  21  Billerica 
Dasey  Donald,  laborer,  h.  1  1-2  Sun  court  street 
Dasey  John  &   Co.    {Robert  Allen),  junk  dealers, 

Sargent's  wharf,  house  321  Ann 
Dasha  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  2  Utica 
Dashee  John,  junk  shop,  house  rear  326  Ann 
Dashu  Mary  H.  Mrs.  house  212  Ann^ 
Dashwood  Henry,  baker,  house  6  Blossom  court 
Daton  William,  house  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Davenport  &  Gibbs,  shoes,  43  Shoe  and  Leather 
Davenport  Benj.  broker,  15  Congress,  h.  4  Bowdoin 
Davenport  Charles  F.,  Post  Office,  h.  10  Sudbury 
Davenport  Charles  W.  book  keeper,  86  Milk 
Davenport  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  Silver,  near  D 
Davenport  Edward  J.  physician,  house  28  Winter 
Davenport  Edward  W.  23   Shoe  and  Leather,  bds. 
25  High  [U.  S.   Hotel 

Davenport  Edwin,  jr.  teacher  Latin  School,  boards 
Davenport  George,  flour  and  grass  seeds.  Commer- 
cial, cor.  Chatham,  house  at  Roxbury 
Davenport  Hart,  broker,  house  9  Oak 
Davenport  Henry,  clerk,  8  Kilby,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Davenport  Ira  D.  &  Co.  com.  mar.  7  R.  R.  block, 

Lincoln,  bds.  94  Tyler 
Davenport  James  S.  teamster,  house  rear  5  Canal 
Davenport  John,  housewright,  16   Hawley,  h.    115 

Purchase 
Davenport  John  E.  painter,  h.  Eighth,  near  E 
Davenport  Mary  A.  dry  goods,  226  Hanover 
Davenport  01iver,G.  restorator,  Kneeland,  n.  South 


15 


Davenport  Ralph,  upholsterer,   bds.  6  Rollins  pi. 
Davenport  Samuel  D.  boots,  43  Shoe  and  Leather, 

house  at  Hopkinton 
Davenport  Samuel  S.  hackman,  house  8   Province 
Davenport  Thomas  B.  43  Shoe  and  Leather 
Davenport  Wm.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  1 E.  Dedham 
Davenport  Wm.  B.  57  Milk,  bds.  7  La   Grange  pi. 
Davenport  William  W.  15  Pearl,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Davenport  &  Mason's  Express,  11  State 
Davey  James,  tailor,  house  24  Mez'rimac 
Davey  John,  house  8  West  Centre 
David  Barnabas  B.  {Melemhj  &;  D.),  8  Dock  square 
Davidson  D.  Francis  {Thompson  i^  D.),  h.  14  High 
Davidson  Henry,  teamster,  house  1  Wesley,  E.  B. 
Davidson  Jabez  Moulton,  stock   broker,  13   Joy's 

building,  house  at  Cambridge 
Davidson  Josiah,  cl'k,  Hanover,  c.  Marshall  [E.B. 
Davidson  Samuel  W.  engineer  E.  R.  R.  h.  Centre, 
Davie  Susannali,  di'ess  maker,  house  29  Pinckney 
Davies  Daniel,  housewright,  house  68  Charles 
Davies  John,  hair  dresser,  bds.  44  Portland 
Davies  Joshua  G.  paper  hanger,  bds.  r.  85  Tremont 
Davies  Lucy,  widow,  h.  r.  85  Tremont     [Cambridge 
Davis  A.  B.  counsellor,    1   Mass.  block,  boards  at 
Davis  Adin,  clerk,  141   Wash.  bds.  at  Charlestown 
Davis  Adolphus,  commis.  merchant,  13  Central  wf. 

house  36  Temple 
Davis  Almond  H.  66  Cornhill,  house  at  Chelsea 
Davis  Amos  R.  laborer,  h.  3  Billings  court  [E.  B. 
Davis  Anckew,  shipwright,  h.  Havre,   n.   Sumner, 
Davis  Andrew  L.  ostler,  h.  78  Pleasant 
Davis  Anselm  {Travers  ^  D.),  bds.  15  Minot 
Davis  Barnabas  {H.  Sc.udder  &;  Co.),  b.  Trem.  House 
Davis  Benj.  B.  83  F.  H.  Market,  h.  at  Brookline 
Davis  Caroline  E.  widow,  house  Suffolk,  opposite 

Blackstone  square 
Davis  Charles,  actor,  bds.  41  Beach 
Davis  Charles,  stone  cutter,  house  41  Billerica 
Davis  Chas.  harness  maker,  Charlest'n,  n.  Travers 
Davis  Charles,  laborer,  house  10  Clark 
Davis   Charles,   housewright,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Davis  Charles  B.   housewright,  1    Chapman  place, 

house  1  Auburn  court 
Davis  Charles  E.  wagoner,  house  Eighth,  near  E 
Davis  Charles  E.  88  Commercial,  bds.  93  Salem 
Davis  Charles  G.  captain  E.  B.  ferry  boat 
Davis  Charles  G.  counsellor,  7  Court  square,  house 

Edinboro',   c.  Beach  [Hotel 

Davis  Charles  J.  {Danforth,  Sias  (S,    Co.),  bds.  City 
Davis  Charles  W.  rope  maker,  h.  4  Hanover  av. 
Davis  {Christy)  &  Aubin  (P.  /.),  wool  dealers,  85 

State,  house  at  Lynn 
Davis  Cynthia  E.  house  61  Bedford 
Davis  Daniel,  philosophical  instruments ,  and  elec- 
tro gilder,  428  Wash.ih.  23  Kneeland  [Nashua 
Davis  Daniel  C.  dry  goods,  35   Hanover,  house  26 
Davis  David  E.  sawyer,  house  rear  81  Warren 
Davis  David  P.  {Howard  &;  D.),)i.  at  Roxbury 
Davis  David  S.  {Green S;  D.),  h.  Bolton,  near  C 
Davis  Ebenezer,  marine  inspector,  41   State,  house 

at  Charlestown 
Davis  Ebenezer  {Walker  &■  D.),  house  1  Vine 
Davis  Edward  William  {Whittemore  Sg  D.),  house 

at  Cambridge  [Lynn 

Davis  Edward  S.  book  keeper,  11  Central,  house  at 
Davis  Eliza  H.  Mrs.  house  1  Hamilton  place 
Davis  Ephraim  C.  watchman,  house  153  Court 
Davis  Eunice  R.  tailoress,  53  Spring 
Davis  Ethan,  laborer,  18  S.  Market,  h.  3  Arch   pi. 
Davis  Eveline,  house  157  Hanover 
Davis  Francis,  laborer,  house  May  st.  court 
Davis  Frederick,  20  Commercial,  h.  at  Newton 
Davis  Frederick  W.  house  148  Tremont 
Davis  George,  surveyor  of  lumber,  h.  4   Brookline 
Davis  George,  mariner,  h.  opposite  7  Orange  lane 
Davis  George  B.   {Horatio  E.  Davis  ^  Co.),  house 

Pinckney,  corner  W.  Cedar 
Davis  Henry,  house  22  Belknap  [Dorchester 

Davis  George  N.  {Messer,  Warren  Sg  Davis),  h.  at 
Davis  George  H.  {Hallet,  Davis  ^  Co.),  h.  18  Tyler 


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Davis  George  W.  Rev.  house  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Davis  George  W.  mason,  house  o  Sears  place 
Davis  iGilman,  treas.  S.  S.  Railroad,  27  State,  h. 

at  Roxbury 
Davis  H.  Alfred,  clerk,  9  Blackstone 
Davis  Henry,  boards  Beach,  corner  Harrison  av. 
Davis  Henry,  collector  Gas  Light  Co.  102  Wash. 

house  1/9  Hanover  [at  Roxbury 

Davis  Henry  A.  com.  merchant,  74  Long  wharf,  h. 
Davis   Henry   C.  {Abner  French  ^  Co.),  house  2 

Purchase 
Davis  Henry  T.  78  F.  H.  M.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Davis  Henry  T.  counsellor,  19  Court,  house  7  Win- 

throp  place 
Davis  Hezekiah,  cabman,  h.  5  Adams  pi.  S.  B. 
Davis  Hiram,  broker,  Devonshire,  corner  Congress 

square,  house  3  Jefferson 
Davis  Hiram,  mason,  house  35  May 
Davis  Horatio  E.  &   Co.  {G.  B.  Dams),  dry  goods, 

281  Wash.  h.  Pinckney,  cor.  W.  Cedar 
Davis  Isaac,  49  Milk,  boards  Suffolk,  n.  sq. 
Davis  Isaac,  21  Sudbury,  house  at  Dorchester 
Davis  Isaac  P.  house  1  Milton  place 
Davis  Israel  E.  shoe  maker,  33  Chambers 
Davis  Jacob,  laborer,  house  Holden  place 
Davis  James,  house  148  Tremont 
Davis  James,  paver,  house  26  Vine 
Davis  James,  jr.  treasurer  Revere   Copper  Co.  97 

State,  boards  148  Tremont 
Davis  James,  boarding,  308  Commercial 
Davis  James,  engineer,  opp.  94  Beach 
Davis  James,  mariner,  h.  Bennington,  n.  Chelsea 
Davis  James  T.  {T.  Davis  &;;  Son),  bds.  S.  B.  Hotel 
Davis  J.  Amory,  28  State,  house  71  Beacon 
Davis  James  B.  clerk,  Quincy  Hall,  b.  8  Hudson 
Davis  J.  Simmons,  broker,  34  1-2  State,  h.  5  Mel- 
rose place 
Davis  James  W.,  Custom  House,  h.  146  Harr.  av. 
Davis  James  W.  blacksmith,  h.  7  Oxford  place 
Davis  Jehiel  M.  carpenter,  h.  Old  Harbor,  S.  B. 
Davis  Joel,  house  264  Tremont 
Davis  {Joel  K.)  &  Morse    {George),  vegetables,  19 

the  South  Market,  h.  at  Brighton 
Davis  John,  carpenter,  house  26  Brighton 
Davis  John,  restorator,  11  Franklin 
Davis  John,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Davis  John,  gardener,  house  49  E.  Orange 
Davis  (John)  &  Cushing  {Perez),  wood  and  coal, 

Atkins'  wharf,  house  68  Charter 
Davis  John  {Deane,  Davis  §-  Co.),  29  Kilby 
Davis  John,  ballast,  87  Commercial,  h.  Broadway 
Davis  John,  waiter,  house  rear  22  Friend 
Davis  John,  captain,  h.  Broadway,  n.  Dorchester 
Davis  John,  laborer,  h.  4  Kneeland  place 
Davis  John,  jr.  carpenter,  Broadway,  n.  Dorchester 
Davis  John,  trader,  house  21  E,  near  Seventh 
Davis  John,  laborer,  house  482  Commercial 
Davis  John,  laborer,  house  4  Battery  [E.  B. 

Davis  John,  captain  R.  R.  ferry  boat,  h.  Marginal, 
Davis  {John,  2d)  &  Howe  {S.  S.),  ship  stores,  92 

Commercial,  house  2  N.  Bennet 
Davis  John  A.  clerk,  house  4  Cotting 
Davis  John  A.  piano-forte  maker,  b.  3  Avery 
Davis  John  E.  laborer,  house  87  Warren 
Davis  John  G.  house  54  Charles 
Davis  J.  Hubbard,  boards  22  Bridge  [row 

Davis  John  J.  P.  daguerreotype  rooms,  34  Tremont 
Davis  John  W.  clerk,  32  Ind'ia,  b.  179  Hanover 
Davis  John  W.  13  Central  wharf 
Davis  John  Walton,  counsellor,  1  Devonshire 
Davis  Jonathan,  paver,  house  44  Chambers 
Davis  Joseph,  boards  36  Bowdoin 
Davis  Joseph,  truckman,  boards  6  Milton 
Davis  Joseph   {James  Harwood  §  Co.),  house  at 

Charlestown 
Davis  Joseph,  brass  nail  manufactory.  Old  Road 
Davis  Joseph  A.  (J.  Baker  &;  Co.),  h.  2  Avon  place 
Davis  Joseph  F.  {William  Davis  ^  Sow),  house  at 

Cambridgeport         [stone,  house  23  N.  Margin 
Davis  Joseph  F.  furniture,  14  Canal  block,  Black- 


Davis  {Joseph  H.)  &  Martin  {A.),  restorators,  3  N. 

Market 
Davis  J.  W.  Mrs.  house  7  Winthrop  place 
Davis  L.  P.  clerk.  Custom  House,  h.  at  Woburn 
Davis  Lydia,  widow,  house  4  Wesley,  E.  B. 
Davis  Margaret,  widow,  house  5  Mahan  place 
Davis  Martha,  midwife,  house  rear  51  Salem 
Davis  Mary,  widow,  house  Sumner,  near  Lamson 
Davis  Mary  A.  Mrs.  dress  maker,  h.  9  N.  Margin 
Davis  Mary  B.  widow  of  Ezra,  house  31  Temple 
Davis  Mary  F.  Mrs.  house  50  B,  corner  Silver 
Davis  Milo,  carpenter,  b.  8  La  Grange  place 
Davis  Moses,  coppersmith,  b.  1  Auburn  court 
Davis  Nathaniel  G.  cook,  house  8  N.  Bennet 
Davis  Nathaniel  T.  dry  goods,  135  Hanover,  h.  do 
Davis  Nymphas,  house  London,  near  Maverick 
Davis  Obed  R.  mariner,  house  248  Hanover 
Davis  Patrick,  laborer,  house  10  Oliver 
Davis  Person  {Carter  &;  D.),  house  at  Cambridge 
Davis  Peter,  carpenter,  boards  155  Tyler 
Davis  Peter  W.  carpenter,  foot  Fayette 
Davis  P.  Stearns,  clerk,  120  Washington 
Davis  Richard,  stabler,   Kingston,  h.  10  Columbia 
Davis  Robert,  blacksmith,  h.  8  Leveret  lane 
Davis  Robert  S.  publisher  &  bookseller,  120  Wash- 
ington, house  at  Brookline 
Davis  Robert  S.  house  7  Winthrop  place 
Davis  Samuel,  house  5  Dix  place 
Davis  Samuel,  imp.  watches,  &c.  3  Milk,  h.  Dix  pi. 
Davis  Samuel  M.  clerk,   Charlestown,  c.  Stillman 
Davis  Samuel  N.  teamster,  house  25  Andover 
Davis  Samuel  S.  carpenter,  house  31  Stillman 
Davis  Sarah,  milliner,  1  Salem  place 
Davis  Sarah,  ^vidow,  h.  Marginal,  E.  B. 
Davis  Sarah  J.  widow  of  Joshua,  house  37  Summer 
Davis  Stephen  G.  cashier  Shawmut  Bank,  house  at 

Cambridgeport 
Davis  Stephen  G.  2d,  13  City  whf.  b.  58  Federal 
Davis  Sumner  A.  blacksmith,  house  133  Hudson 
Davis  Thomas,  machinist,  house  5  Maiden 
Davis  Thomas,  ladies'  shoe  maker,  h.  41  Marion 
Davis  Thomas,  142  Wash,  house  at  Lynn 
Davis  Thomas,  tailor,  house  13  Spring 
Davis  Thomas,  express  driver,  house  2  Endicot 
Davis  Thomas  &  Son  {James  T.),  W.  I.  goods  and 
produce,  82  Fourth,  corner  A,  h.  at  Lancaster 
Davis  Thomas,  rigger,  house  17  Salutation 
Davis  Thomas  A.  Mrs.  house  6  Allston 
Davis  Timothy,  collector,  house  39  Pinckney 
Davis  Timothy  (/*'.  M.  Warren  Sg   Co.),  house  at 

Gloucester 
Davis  William,  laborer,  house  9  Southac 
Davis  William,  machinist,  house  218  Harr.  avenue 
Davis  Willianr,  painter,  house  4  1-2  Unity 
Davis  William  &  Son  (/.  F.  Davis),  26  F.  H.  Mar- 
ket, house  at  Cambridgeport  [ston 
Davis  Wm.  jr.  com.  mer.  74  Long  wharf,  h.  8  King- 
Davis  Wm.  F.  clerk,  25  State,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Davis  William  F.  clerk,  45  Commercial  wharf,  bds. 

179  Hanover 
Davis  Wm.  G.  piano-forte  maker,  b.  65  Emerald 
Davis  Wm.  G.  organ  builder,  house  23  Lynde 
Davis  Wm.  H.  {Wm.  Underwood  §  Co.),  house  at 

Milton 
Davis  Wm.  N.  jeweller,  house  3  Poplar  place 
Davis  Wm.  R.  periodicals,  16  State,  h.  64  Billerica 
Davis  Wm.  T.  7  Court  sq.  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Davis  &  Leach's  Express,  R.  R.  E.xchange 
Davison  Andrew  C.  jr.  printer,  b.  2  Kennard  ct. 
Davison  Cyrus,  carpenter,  house  28  Suftblk 
Davison  Elias  E.  wharfinger,   24  Lewis  wharf,  h. 

26  Temple 
Davison  Henderson,  carrier,  12  Rochester 
Davison  Thomas  AV.  G.  laborer,  h.  r.  D,  n.  Third 
Davlin  John,  boot  maker,  Kingston,  n.  Bedford 
Davoy  David,  pedler,  house  9  Merrimac 
Dawes  Albert  G.  clerk,  204  Wash.  h.   16  Brighton 
Dawes  Harrison  G.  boards  17  Franklin 
Dawes  Henry,  broker,  5  1-2  Exchange,  house  Han- 
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Dawson  Robert,  mariner,  h.  4  Greenough  lane 
Day  Albert  {Daniel  Kimhall  &:  Co.),  h.  79  Dover 
Day  Amos  B.  &  Co.  paints  and  diugs,  7  Long  whf. 

boards  1  Stillman 
Day  Asa,  sash  maker,  house  21  Canton 
Day  Daniel,  blacksmith,  house  41  A,  near  Silver 
Day  Daniel  &  Co.  (.'1.  A.  Mason),  boots  and  shoes, 

150  Court 
Day  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  1  Livingston  place 
Day  Edwin  E.  stone  cutter,  b.  7  Kneeland  place 
Day  Ellen,  widow,  house  10  Curve 
Day  Hartley  W.  publ.  Journal  Music,  8  Court  sq. 
Day  James,  baker,  house  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Day  James,  painter,  boards  55  Lowell 
Day  John,  tailor,  house  20  Williams 
Day  Joseph  (.4.  L.  White  Sf  Co.),  h.  at  S.  Dedham 
Day   Joseph,   merchant,   21   India  wharf,   boards 

Tremont  House 
Day  {Joseph  M.)  &  Gooch  {D.  W.),  counsellors,  14 

Mass.  bl'k,  and  2  Maverick  bl'k,  bds.  do.  House 
Day  Joshua,  laborer,  house  rear  28  Pleasant 
Day  Leonard,  teamster,  house  Gold,  near  C 
Da}^  Lot,  stevedore,  house  5  Bartlett 
Day  Mary,  widow,  house  Grove 
Day  Moses  {SewaU,  Dai/ &;  Co.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Day  Orien,  clerk,  6,  bds.  10  Sturgis  place 
Day   Robert   L.  book  keeper.   Shoe  and  Leather 

Dealers'  Bank,  h.  at  Newton 
Day  Thomas  C.  cutter,  h  Princeton,  E.  B.     [tham 
Day  Warren,  bonnet  presser,  50  Milk,  h.  at  Wren- 
Day  Warren  H.  {Cleland  ^  D.),  bds.  25  High 
Day  Wm.  B.  clerk,  4  Com'l,  bds.  13^  Crescent  pi. 
Dayley  James,  captain,  house  Webster,  n.  Jeffries 
Dayley  James,  laborer,  bds.  Border,  near  Sumner 
Deacon  Edward  P.,  Concord,  cor.  Washington 
Deacon  James,  tinsmith,  bds.  39  Brattle 
Deacon  William  {Babson,  Deacon  ^  Lemoyne),  4 

Faneuil  Hall,  house  2  Spring 
Deake  George,  printer,  h.  30  Vine  [at  Charlestown 
Dean  C.  C.  trea.  Mass.  S.  S.  Soc.  13  Cornhill,  h. 
Dean  Eliza  A.  dress  maker,  house  20  Sudbury 
Dean  Geo.  patent  leather  manuf.  bds.  Washington, 

n.  Arnold 
Dean  Geo.  hackman,  bds.  8  Franklin 
Dean  Gilbert,  boot  maker,  bds.  2  E.  Orange 
Dean  Henry,  79  and  81  F.  H.  Market,  h.  12  Eaton 
Dean  Henry  A.  house  288  Fourth,  bet.  E  and  F 
Dean  James,  paper  stainer,  25  Bromfield,  house  94 

Warren 
Dean  Jarvis,  wagoner,  h.  Washington,  n.  Arnold 
Dean  {John)  &  Co.  book  binders,  12  Water 
Dean  John,  carriage  maker,  house  59  Warren 
Dean  John,  painter,  bds.  84  Federal      [at  Dedham 
Dean  John,  freight  agent,  B.  &  P.  R.  R.  depot,  h. 
Dean  John,  13  Doane,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Dean  Leprelet,  clerk  at  B.  &  P.  R.  R.  depot     [bers 
Dean  Loami,  shoe  maker,  32  Merrimae,  h.  87  Cham- 
Dean  Lydia,  bds.  1  Hancock  avenue 
Dean  Mary,  widow,  house  149  Broadway 
Dean  Mary  R.  dress  maker,  house  87  Chambers 
Dean  M.  M.  22  School,  h.  at  Salem       [Warren  sq. 
Dean  Nathaniel,  livery  stable,  42  Portland,  house  2 
Dean  Newell,  house  10  Pitts 
Dean  Oliver,  house  2  Bussey  place 
Dean  Richard,  boarding,  84  Federal  [Harvard 

Dean  Russell,  clerk,  6  Railroad  block,  li.  Tyler,  n. 
Dean  Samuel,  clerk,  bds.  42  Harrison  avenue 
Dean  Samuel  Bridge,  agent  E.  B.  Salt  Co.  4  S. 

Market,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Dean  Samuel  B.  clerk,  516  Washington 
Dean  William,  ostler,  house  10  Cune  [bridge 

Deane  Charles  {Watersto7i,  Prai/&;  Co.),  h.  at  Cam- 
Deane   {George  H.),  Davis  {John).  &   Co.  (G.  IF. 

Johnson),  dry  goods,  29  Kilby,  h.  23  Tyler 
Deane  Jane  G.  teacher,  bds.  90  Mt.  Vernon 
Deane  John  K.  {Jacobs  &;  D.),  bds.  Blomfield  house 
Deapsin  Angelo,  rigger,  h.  41  Charter  [chester 

Dearborn  Axel   {Ranstead,  D.  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Dor- 
Dearborn  Danville  A.  clerk,  bds.  5  Morton 
Dearborn  David,  79  Pearl,  house  at  Chelsea 


Dearborn  E.  B.  56  Cornhill 
Dearborn  James  S.  printer,  1  Water 
Dearborn  George,  carpenter,  house  70  Tyler 
Dearborn  Henry,  tin  plate  worker,  house  First,  n. 

Turnpike  [Haymarket  sq.,  h.  5  Lowell  ct. 

Dearborn  John,  fruit  and  produce,  1  Holmes'  blk. 
Dearborn  John  L.  22  Commercial,  h.  350  Broadway 
Dearborn  John  M.  ranges,  and  sealer  of  weights 

and  measures,  25  Devonshire,  h.  4  Avon  pi. 
Dearborn  Joseph  B.  carpenter,  house  16  Suffolk 
Dearborn  Levi,  house  350  Broadway 
Dearborn   Nathaniel,   engraver   and   copper  plate 

printer,  104  Washington,  bds.  Mer.  Ex.  Hotel 
Dearborn  Nathaniel   S.   engraver  and  printer,    1 

Water,  house  at  S.  Reading 
Dearborn  {Samziel H.)  &  Rutherford  {Charles  B.), 

painters,  1  Harvard  pi.  opp.  Old  South  Church 
Dearborn  Saml.  O.,  Cust.  House,  h.  1  Saniford  pi. 
Dearborn  W.  L.  engineer  G.  J.  R.  R.  1  Commercial 

wharf,  house  at  Roxbury 
Dearborn  &  Co.'s  Express,  8  Court 
D'Arcy  Francis,  plasterer,  house  Saratoga 
D'Aumale  Thomas,  house  66^  Lowell 
De  Bacon  Charles,  laces  and  ribbons,  22  Hanover, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Deblois  Dalton,  weigher  and  ganger,  20  Com'cial 

wharf,  house  Lincoln,  n.  Essex 
Deblois  George  L.  38  State,  house  1  Rutland 
Deblois  Stephen  G.  99  State,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Deblois  William,  clerk,  104  Hanover,  bds.  Frank- 
lin House 
Decartret  Thomas  C.  brass  finisher,  b.  15  Pinckney 
Decastro  Domingo,  house  2  Boylston  square 
Decatur  Thomas,  9  Tremont  row,  bds.  32  Essex 
Decher  Louis,  82  Milk,  bds.  3  Otis  place 
Decher  William,  printer,  bds.  11  Columbia 
Decker  Edward,  mariner,  house  rear  157  Ann 
Decker  Henry  W.  tin  plate  worker,  Webster,  E.  B. 
Decker  Peter,  shoe  maker,  house  rear  81  Warren 
Decosta  Elizabeth,  nurse,  house  3  Bennet  place 
Decoster  Asa,  house  244  Washington 
Decous  George,  plume  maker,  26  Winter 
Dedlin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  3  Bartlett 
Dee  John,  boarding,  56J  Endicot 
Dee  John,  laborer,  house  65  Broad 
Dee  John,  variety  store,  168  Broad,  house  do. 
Dee  Maurice,  boot  niaker,  house  23  Second 
Dee  Patrick,  porter,  house  100  Federal 
Dee  William,  laborer,  house  78  Atkinson 
Deegan  John,  laborer,  house  r.  Swan 
Deeley  Caleb,  engraver  and  printer,  31  Court,  house 

794  AYashington 
Deely  Eliza  R.  teacher,  boards  794  Washington 
Deering  George  A.  penny  post,  house  9  Morton 
Deering  Henry,  grocer,  39  Salem,  house  do. 
Deering  Joseph  M.  199  Broad,  bds.  4  Quincy  pi. 
Deering  Peter,  laborer,  43  Atkinson 
Deering  Sam'l  P.  salesm'n,  125  Milk,  h.  at  Som'ville 
De  Forest  Edward,  joiner,  h.  Havre,  n.  Sumner 
De  Forest  Hannah,  tailoress,  Orange,   cor.  Wash- 
ington [8  S.  Cedar 
Defrees  William  H.  machinist,  16  E.  Orange,  house 
Degan  Joseph,  laborer,  house  3  Henchman  lane 
Degan  Michael,  laborer,  house  Colony 
Degen  Henry  V.  h.  241  Fourth  [ney 
Degrand  P.  P.  F.  broker,  9  Congress,  h.  105  Pinck- 
Deiion  Patrick,  laborer,  house  5  Chardon 
Dehon  Wm.  counsellor,  39  Court,  h.  18  Temple  pi. 
De  Huff  John,  piano-forte  maker,  house  45  Dover 
Delacy  Michael,  plasterer,  house  35  Merrimae 
Delahoyd  Thomas,  house  5  Sister 
Delancy  William,  hair  dresser,  225  Broadway,  cor. 

E,  house  2  Southac 
Deland  Benj.  E.  {D.  F.  Snoto  S;  Co.),  h.  26  Allen 
Deland  Thomas,  clerk,  boards  3  Jackson  place 
Delaney  John,  baker,  h.  19  Washington  avenue 
Delaney  John,  laborer,  h.  8  Canal 
Delano  Asa  C.  pine  furniture  manuf.   Second,  c. 

A,  house  Gold,  corner  B 
Delano  Benj.  E.  attendant  Lunatic  Hospital,  S.  B. 


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Delano  {Benj.  F.)  &  Haskins  (Wm.),  ship%vriglits 

and  caulkers,  head  Lincoln  wf.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Delano  Charles  T.  jeweller,  h.  214  Hanover 
Delano  Clarissa,  house  26  S.  Cedar  [Maverick 

Delano  Elijah  (Ford,  D.  ^  Co.),  bds.  Liverpool,  c. 
Delano  Eliza,  widow,  house  246  Hanover 
Delano  George  H.  cabinet  maker,  h.  Gold,  n.  C 
Delano  G.  M.  harness  maker,  bds.  26  S.  Cedar 
Delano  Joseph,  carver,  house  2  Canton  court 
Delano  Melzar,  caulker,  E.  R.  R.  wf.  h.  at  Medford 
Delano  Mercy  B.  teacher  P.  S.  10,  b.  14  Purchase 
Delano  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Erin  alley,  c.  Border 
Delano  Thomas  A.  28  Pearl,  boards  tJ.  S.  Hotel 
Delano  Thos.  Ingalls,  jeweller,  1  Court  avenue 
Delano  Wm.  E.  laborer,  house  r.  Princeton,  E;  B. 
Delano  William  H.  house  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Delany  Daniel,  laborer,  house  r.  18  Stillman 
Delany  M.  G.  surg.  U.  S.  N.  Rendezvous,  224  Com'l 
Delany  Patrick,  tailor,  house  6  Kingston 
Delany  Patrick,  grocer,  Suffolk,  c.  Carney  pi.  h.  do. 
De  Laporte  Count,  teacher  of  French,  19  Trem't  r. 

house  9  Columbia 
Delay  Catharine,  widow,  house  7i  Bartlett 
Delay  Charles  Mrs.  groceries,  81  Kneeland 
Delevante  Joseph,  plumber,  house  r.  13  Hawkins 
Delew  Peter,  stevedore,  house  16  Boylston  square 
Deloid  Antony,  tin  worker,  house  137  Endicot 
Delong  Handy,  cook,  house  90  Cambridge 
Deluce  Alice,  widow,  h  bet.  First  and  Second,  n.  K 
Deluce  Francis,  brass  turner,  h.  r.  84  Portland 
Deluce  James,  housewright,  house  Seventh,  near  K 
Deluce  John  F.  grocer,  Broadway,  cor.  I,  h.  do. 
Deluce  Reuben  G.  express,  house  Fourth,  near  E 
Demerest  Sam'lC.  brass  nail  manuf.  h.  378  B'dway 
Demeritt  Henry,  carpenter,  house  257  Tremont 
Demeritt  Jolm  {BoUins  &;  D.),  liouse  45  Tremont 
Demier  Henry,  stabler,  bds.  Orleans,  n.  Webster 
Deming  David  D.  tailor,  13  Congress,  h.  5  Federal 
court  [Lawrence  pi. 

Deming  Edmond  C.  hair  dresser,  56  Brattle,  h.  4 
Deming  Owen  H.  carpenter,  bds.  Federal,  c.  High 
Deming  William,  carpenter,  bds.  84  Albany 
Demmon  R.  E.  {Potter,  Leland  §  Co.),  house  at 

Somerville 
Demond  Anthony,  tin  plate  worker,  h.  42  Nashua 
Demond  Chas.  counsellor,  4  Court,  b.  21  Somerset 
Demond   Thomas   D.    (IT are,   D.   <Sf   Co.),  house 

Webster,  E.  B. 
Dempsey  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  2  May  street  place 
Dempsey  John,  boarding,  10  New  Cross 
Dempster  David,  laborer,  house  5  Battery 
Dench  Lawson  B.  82  State,  house  23  Pinckney 
Dench  Mary,  widow,  house  23  Pinckney 
Denerty  Andrew,  laborer,  house  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Denham  Phoebe  P.  widow,  house  15  Pinckney 
Denio  Sylvanus  A.  (G.  W.  Adams  Ss  Co.),  h.  2  Wall 
Denison  J.  N.  &  Co.  {J.  W.  Dorman),  dry  goods, 

103  Milk,  house  at  Roxbury 
Denley  William,  blacksmith,  house  5  Nashua 
Dennet  Mary  Mrs.  house  66  Poplar 
Dennet  William  H.  {J.  Munroe  &;  Co.),  h.  66  Poplar 
Dennett  Charles  A.  coachman,  h.  32  Nashua 
Dennett  Charles  B.  {Tuttle  &;  D.),  house  7  Porter 
Dennett  George,  Custom  H!  b.  Pearl,  c.  Pearl  pi. 
Dennett  Jeremiah  A.  25  Court,  bds.  13  Lynda 
Dennett  Lucy  Mrs.  house  45  Broadway,  near  A 
Denney  John,  confectionery,  8  Hamilton 
Denney  John,  provisions.  111  Broad,  house  do. 
Denney  John,  tailor,  house  11  Williams 
Dennie  Dennis,  laborer,  house  245  Ann 
Dennie  {George)  &  Boardman  {B.  G.jr.),  leather 
&  hides,  33  &  35  Shoe  &  Leather,  h.  9  McLean 
Dennie  James,  house  24  Somerset 
Dennie  (James,  Jr.)  &  Lamson  (.S.  ^.),  commission 

merchants,  37  Long  wharf,  house  Nassau 
Dennie  John,  house  24  Somerset 
Dennie  Philip,  carpenter,  house  3  Sullivan  place 
Dennine  Timothy,  laborer,  house  9  Bartlett 
Denning  William,  machinist,  h.  19  Athens,  n.  A 
Dennis  George,  provisions,  103  Broad,  house  do. 


Dennis  John  H.  painter,  house  Newland  [E.  B. 
Dennis  John  R.  ship  joiner,  Sumner,  n.  London, 
Dennis  Louis,  mason,  boards  33  Blossom 
Dennis  Patrick,  house  161  Fourth 
Dennis  Samuel,  baggage-master,  bds.  Utica  House 
Dennis  Samuel  C.  84  Washington,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Dennis  William  W.  commission  merc'nt,  13  Broad, 

house  at  Cambridge 
Dennison  Abiah  A.  house  Garland,  c.  Suffolk 
Dennison  A.  L.  jewelry,  205  Washington,  house  at 

Brookline 
Dennison  E.  W.  205  Washington,  h.  National 
Dennison  Gurdon  E.  421  Wash.  h.  43  Harrison  av. 
Dennison  James,  jr.  carpenter,  h.  27  W.  Castle 
Dennison  Mary,  \vidow,  house  41  Harrison  avenue 
Dennison  Wm.  architect  and  draftsman,  21  Joy's 

building,  boards  27  W.  Castle 
Denny  Betsey,  seamstress,  house  10  Federal  court 
Denny  {Daniel),  Rice  (H.  A.),  &  Gardner  (H.  J.), 

American  goods,  90  Milk,  house  32  Summer 
Denny  Edward  it  Co.  (H.  McFarland  and  Thomas 

Denny),  dye  stuffs,  &c.  108  Milk,  c.  Kilby 
Denny  George,  pros.  Granite  Bank,  h.  at  Westboro' 
Denny  George  P.  clerk,  90  Milk,  house  22  Beacon 
Denny  Thomas  (Edw.  Denny  ^  Co.),  108  Milk 
Denton  Charles,  laborer,  house  2  Foster 
Denton  William,  37  Central,  house  3  Staniford 
Denton  W.  I^.  counsellor,  51  Court,  h.  3  Staniford 
Denton  W.  W.  printer,  house  10  May 
De  Prigney  Joseph,  baker,  at  52  Cambridge 
Derby  Edwin  R.  56  Merrimac,  h.  1  Winslow  place 
Derby  (Elias  Ilaskct)  &  Fuller  (H.  TFe/f?),  counsel- 
lors, 1  Devonshire,  house  56  Boylston 
Derby  Franklin,  machinist,  bds.  mth  P.  Leishman 
Derby  George,  physician,  12  West 
Derby  Harriet  Mrs.  house  Silver,  c.  C 
Derby  John  Mrs.  house  1  Pemberton  square 
Derby  John  B.  house  7  Province 
Derby  Sam.  blacksmith,  bds.  Orleans,  n.  Webster 
Derby  Wm.  H.  barber,  39  Turnpike 
De  Ribas  A.  L.  professor  of  music,  bds.  6  Beach 
Dermody  Peter,  waiter,  house  Everett 
Derr  Wm.  R.  professor  of  horsemanship,  7  Mason, 

house  rear  599  Washington 
Derry  Maurice,  laborer,  house  rear  18  Stillman 
Deslion  B.  C.  clerk,  bds.  32  South  Russell 
Deshon  (Daniel)  &  Co.  (D.  D.  StacA-pole),  comm'n 

merchants,  5  Long  wharf,  h.  18  La  Grange  pi. 
Deshon  Henry  S.  clerk,  85  Tremont 
Deshon  James,  ship  broker,  23  India 
Desmond  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  25  Hamilton 
Desmond  Daniel,  painter,  India,  c.  Broad,  bds.  123 

Purchase 
Desmond  Daniel,  laborer,  house  7  Bartlett 
Desmond  Dennis,  laborer,  house  rear  9  Bartlett 
Desmond  Dennis,  laborer,  243  Ann 
Desmond  Dennis,  tailor,  h.  29  1-2  Washington  sq. 
Desmond  Dennis,  laborer,  house  13  Essex  place 
Desmond  Dennis,  laborer,  house  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Desmond  James,  fruit  dealer,  h.  3  South  st.  court 
Desmond  James,  laborer,  house  98  Broad 
Desmond  Jeremiah,  housewright,  house  5  Sister 
Desmond  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  7  Bartlett 
Desmond  John,  laborer,  house  61  Endicot 
Desmond  John,  laborer,  house  Humphrey  place 
Desmond  John,  laborer,  212  Broad 
Desmond  John,  laborer,  house  8  Utica 
Desmond  Mary,  house  Bremen,  near  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Desmond  Michael,  laborer,  279  Ann 
Desmond  Michael,  stone  cutter,  house  7  Cove     [A 
Desmond  Michael,  shoe  maker,  179  Purchase,  h.  73 
Desmond  Patrick,  laborer,  house  20  Commercial 
Desmond  Richard,  boarding  house,  289  Ann 
Desmond  Richard,  laborer,  house  rear  281  Ann 
Desmond  Timothy,  laborer,  house  148  Ann 
Desmond  Timothy,  liouse  Bremen,  near  Sumner 
De  Souza  Catherine,  widow,  house  33  Southae 
Destrander  Philander,  baker,  bds.  505  Washington 
Detrich  Lewis,  sheet  iron  worker,  h.  7  Kellam  pi. 
Deturbe  Peter,  wheelwright,  13  Causeway 


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Devar  James,  laborer,  house  52  Endicot 
Devar  Patrick,  laborer,  house  52  Endicot 
Devens  Charles,  bds.  Winthrop  House 
Deveus  R.  M.  Rev.  house  81  Charles 
Deveny  Connal,  fruit,  322  Com'l,  h.  at  E.  Camb. 
Deveny  John,  truckman,  7  N.  Mkt.  h.  at  Cha'st'n 
Deveny  John,  waiter,  house  10  Sullivan  place 
Dever  Daniel,  trader,  14  Merriniac,  house  do. 
Devereux  Geo.  H.,  Adjutant  General,  State  House, 

house  at  Salem  [2  Avery 

Devereux  Henry  L.  job  printer,  160  Washington,  h. 
Devereux  John,  tailor,  house  May,  c.  Grove  place 
Devereux  John  N.  sail  maker,  11  E.  R.  R.  wharf, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Devereux  AVm.  E.  laborer,  h.  358  1-2  Washington 
Devey  William,  house  Silver,  near  A 
Devine  Bridget,  widow,  house  15  Cross 
Devine  Charles,  painter,  house  48  Union 
Devine  James,  beer  maker,  house  156  Hanover 
Devine  James,  laborer,  house  Swan 
Devine  John,  tailor,  house  37  1-2  Prince 
Devine  John,  job  wagon,  hovise  Gold,  near  C 
Devine  John,  tin  worker,  30  Prince,  house  Cooper 
Devine  John,  laborer,  house  55  Pitts 
Devine  John,  shoe  maker,  201  Wash.  h.  513  do. 
Devine  Martin,  painter,  13  Hawley 
Devine  Mary,  widow,  house  3  Barrett 
Devine  Patrick,  porter,  house  1  High  street  court 
Devine  Sylvester,  porter,  9  Liberty  square,  house  3 

South  street  court 
Devine  Thomas,  job  wagon,  house  Gold,  near  C 
Devlin  James,  paper  carrier,  house  79  Eliot 
Devlin  John,  boot  maker,  4  Kingston,  house  do. 
Devlin  John,  tailor,  house  4  N.  Federal  court 
Devlin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Bremen,  E.  B. 
Devlin  Thomas,  oysters,  39  Turnpike 
Devoy  John,  {Gerry  &:  D.),  house  5  Hancock  row 
Devoy  Lawrence,  handcartman,  h.  rear  40  Endicot 
Devoy  Patrick,  machinist,  house  Colony 
Dewar  William,  stone  cutter,  house  Go  Eliot 
Dewerson  Richard,   gunsmith   and  curriers'  tools 

maker,  house  84  C,  near  Broadway  [bury 

Dewey  Solon  W.  com.  merch.  87  Kilby,  h.  at  Rox- 
Dewhurst  Thomas,  hats.  &c.  18  Wash.  bds.  19  Lev. 
Dewhurst  AVilliam,  pump   and  block  maker,  258 

Commercial,  house  8  Margaret 
Dewhurst  William,  140  Sea,  house  Turnpike 
Dewine  Dennis,  laborer,  house  Page's  court 
Dewing  Samuel  F.  captain,  house  Third,  c.  C 
Dewire  Collum,  house  Silver,  near  Turnpike 
De  AVolf  Elisha,  com.   mer.  and    ins.  broker,  63 

Commercial,  boards  5  Otis  place 
De  Wolf  Ethan  A.  grocer,  opposite  24  May,  h.  do. 
De  Wolf  Geo.  tailor,  old  State  House,  b.  17  Lynde 
Dewson  Alexander,  laborer,  house  13  Southac 
Dexter  Alonzo,  carpenter,  house  6  East  Orange 
Dextev  (Alven),  Hixon  {Timothy  W.),  c*v:  Dexter 

(./.  B.  jr.),  livery  stable,  16  Federal,  house  at 

Dorchester  [ton,  house  at  Newton 

Dexter  Amasa,  piano-forte  maker,  416  Washing- 
Dexter  Anson,  {B.  B.  Tilt  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Jamaica  PI. 
Dexter  {Charles),  Harrington  {W.A.),  &  Co.,  W 

I.  goods  and  leather,  Fulton,  cor.  Richmond, 

house  32  Leveret  [Marion 

Dexter  Charles  H.,  Pleasant,  cor.  Tremout,  h.  32 
Dexter  Charles  P.  broker,   21  Mass.  block,  house  5 

Bovlston  place 
Dexter'Charlcs  W.  clerk,  26  India 
Dexter  Edward,  counsellor,  9  Court  square        [pi. 
Dexter  Edw.  A.  com.  mer.  28  State,  h.  15  Franklin 
Dexter  Franklin,  counsellor,  9  Court  square 
Dexter  F.  G.  48  India  wharf 
Dexter  Geo.  B.,  Custom  House,  h.249  Fourth 
Dexter    George    J.    constable,    basement    Court 

House,  house  14  Lynde  [60Boylston 

Dexter  Geo.  M.  architect,  11  1-2  Tremont  row,  h. 
Dexter  George  N.  house  23  Pinckney 
Dexter  Geo.  S.  {Klny  ^  D.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Dexter  Henry  M.  Rev.  house  15  Pine  [Carver 

Dexter  Henry  N.  sign  painter,  Fayette  ct.  house  5 


Dexter  John  B.  jr.  {Dexter,  Hixon,  §X>.),  house  19 

Gridley 
Dexter  John  H.  house  11  High 
Dexter  John  N.  porter,  h.  2  Lane  place 
Dexter  Nathaniel,  housewright,  h.   Marion,  E.  B. 
Dexter  Nathaniel  P.  well  digger,  house  5  Carver 
Dexter  Sam'l  P.  salesman,  29  Milk,  b.  5  Boylston  pi. 
Dexter  Susan,  house  11  Harrison  avenue 
Dexter  Theodore,  physician,  h.  25  Myrtle 
Dexter  Thomas  A.  notary  public  and  counsellor, 

28  State,  house  15  PVanklin  place 
Dexter  William  S.  boards  60  Boylston 
De  Yong  Besha,  pedler,  house  38  London 
De  Yong  B.  H.  clothier,  house  4  Hamlen  place 
Diamond  Joseph,  broker,  8  Congress,  h.  at  Rox'by 
Dick  Andrew,  cooper,  h.  r.  1  Lancaster 
Dickason  Nancy,  widow,  house  Henchman  lane 
Dickey  George  T.  clerk,  68  Utica,  b.  Utica  House 
Dickey  William,  job  wagon,  h.  east  end  Second 
Dickinson  Austin  Rev.  boards  Marlboro'  Hotel 
Dickinson  Charles  F.  pattern  maker,  h.  Meridian 
Dickinson  Chas.  H.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  5  Porter 
Dickinson  Charles  M.  physician,  house  18  Dover 
Dickinson  David,  stone  cutter,  h.  Harvard,  corner 

Hudson  [Dover 

Dickinson  Frederick  W.  {Bancroft  &;  D.),  house  18 
Dickinson  Geo.  at  Custom  House,  h.  9  E.  Canton 
Dickinson  Geo.  {E.  Raymond  &;  Co.),  b.  43  Sumner 
Dickinson  George  J.  house  9  E.  Canton 
Dickinson  Geo.  W.  apothecary,  Belknap,  cor.  Myr- 
tle, boards  58  Belknap 
Dickinson  Gideon  D.  cky  goods,  51  Cambridge,  h. 

10  Derne 
Dickinson  Joseph  F.  103  Milk 
Dickinson  Joseph  W.  93  Milk,  bds.  10  Derne 
Dickinson  Lucius,  jr.  19  Com'l  wf.  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Dickinson  Prescott  &  Co.  (O.  Lappen,  and  J.  M. 

Leonard),  wooden  ware,  26  Dock  square,  h.  14 

Fayette  [Dover 

Dickinson  Thomas  M.  clerk,  7  Tremont  row,  h.  18 
Dickman  Constantine,  15  Milk,  h.  6  Oxford 
Dickman  James,  70  State,  h.  37  Kneeland 
Dickson  Francis  R.  hair  dresser,  bds.  10  Marshall 
Dickson  Jas.  A.  imp'ter,  36  Cornhill,  h.  66  Federal 
Dickson  James  H.  police  officer,  h.  336  Fourth 
Dickson  Shadrach,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Somerville 
Diehl  Michael,  blacksmith,  b.  702  Washington 
Digens  John,  glass  blower,  h.  Dove,  n.  Dorchester 
Diggens  John  W.  39  Congress,  b.  Har.  av.  c.  Beach 
Diggles  James  H.  23  Pearl,  b.  Adams  House 
Dignan  Peter,  laborer,  h.  r.  First,  n.  Dorchester 
Dihan  Ann,  widow,  h.  Gold,  near  A 
Dike  Lyman  &■  Co.  shoe  manuf.  29  N.  Market 
Dill  Benj.  produce,  head  of  City  wf.  h.   109  Salem 
Dill  Daniel,  laborer,  22  Washington  place 
Dill  Ezekiel,  house  4  Butolph 
Dill  Geo.  R.  h.  82  Hudson 
Dill  Jabez,  coffee  grinder,  house  1  Camden 
Dill  James,  shoe  maker,  h.  11  W.  Canton 
Dill  Joseph,  plough  maker,  h.  Seventh,  near  E 
Dill  Moses,  fish,  house  Decatur,  E.  B.     [h.  2  Moon 
Dill  Samuel  H.  bootmaker.  Prince,  cor.   Snowhill, 
Dillaway  B.  {Bronm  ^  D.),  Marine  Railway,  Com'l 
Dillaway  Charles  H.'  {Norton,  D.  ^  Co.),  house 

Saratoga,  East  Boston 
Dillaway  Charles  K.  teacher  of  languages,  natural 

history  rooms.  Mason,  house  at  Roxbury 
Dillaway  Elizabeth  Mrs.  boarding,  h.  8  Mason 
Dillaway  Enoch  S.  machinist,  house  139  Fourth 
Dillaway  Enoch  S.  jr.  machinist,  house  338  Fourth 
Dillaway  {Francis)  &  Dodd  {Michael  S.),  house- 

wrights,  1  Hawley,  house  46  Eliot 
Dillaway  Mary  Ann,  nurse,  house  472  Washington 
Dillaway  Samuel,  police  officer,  h.  r.  458  Com'l 
Dillaway  Samuel,  caulker  and  graver,  h.  Havre 
Dillaway  Samuel,  weigher  and  ganger,  26  Central 

wharf,  boards  Pearl  street  House 
Dillaway  Thomas  V.  stair  builder,   h.  Silver,  n.  A 
Dillaway  William,  house  97  Salem 
Dillingham  Eliza  A.  Mrs.  boarding,  5  Lowell 


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Dillingham  John,  stone  cutter,  b.  7  Kneeland  pi. 
Dillingham  John,  painter,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Dillingham  N.  S.  14  Water 

Dillingham  Phoebe,  dress  maker,  h.  9  Columbia 
Dillingham  Thomas  Mrs.  h.  2  Jefferson 
Dillon  David,  laborer,  house  15  Essex  place 
Dillon  George,  laborer,  1  Hancock  row 
Dillon  James  {Holbiook  ^  Dithn),  h.  86  Purchase 
Dillon  John,  carriage  smith,  boards  30  Bridge 
Dillon  John  {Harris  ^  D.),  b.  10  Columbia 
Dillon  Michael,  boiler  maker,  h.  22  Fifth 
Dillon  Michael,  grocer,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Dillon  Richard,  sexton,  house  3  Fayette  court 
Dillon  Thomas,  dry  goods,  163  Washington 
Dillon  William,  tailor,  house  rear  35  Salem 
Dimick  Calvin,  furs,  19  Wash.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Dimick  Charles  {Hendley  «Sf  £).),  b.  5  Cambridge 
Dimick  F.  B.  clerk,  Providence,  near  Church 
Dimick  Jacob  C.  book  keeper,  70  Pearl 
Dimmock  Edward  \l.  33  Com'l  wharf,  bds.  5  Pine 
Dimmock  E.  L.  &  Co.   (J.  S.  Stone),  shoes  and 

leather,  13  Shoe  and  Leather 
Dimmock  John  L.  president  AVarren  Insurance  Co. 

house  at  Dorchester 
Dimon  Oliver,  counsellor,  46  Wash.  h.  21  Somerset 
Dimond  Anna,  tailoress,  h.  Ill  Charles 
Dimond  George,  turner,  bds.  445  Washington 
Dimond  Jane,  widow,  house  rear  19  Pitts 
Dimond  John  P.  stucco  worker,  b.  5  Fruit  st.  ct. 
Dimond  Oral,  hat  block  manufacturer,  66  Harrison 

avenue,  house  Oak,  cor.  Tyler 
Dimond  William  H.  clerk,  boards  rear  19  Pitts 
Dimpsey  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Cove 
Dimpsey  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Har.  av.  c.  Orange  1. 
Dinan  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  97  Nashua 
Dingley  John  T.  451  Washington,  h.  29  Fayette 
Dinglcy  Samuel,  teamster,  h.  28  Nashua 
Dingley  William,  b.  Har.  av.  cor.  Beach 
Dingley  Wm.  H.  clerk,  boards  3  Franklin  [ion 

Dingley  Wm.  H.  &  Co.  druggists,  Hanover,  c.   Un- 
Dinneen  AVm.  shoe  maker,  liouse  17  East 
Dinnen  John  E.  cutter,  bds.  18  Gouch 
Dinsmore  George  R.  clerk,  bds.  American  House 
Dinsmore  James,  50  Blackstone,  b.  6  Morton  place 
Dinsmore  James  B.,  Quincy  Hall,  b.  12  Eaton 
Dinsmore  John,  laborer,  h.  W.  Dedham 
Dinsmore  John,  boarding,  40  Lincoln 
Dinsmore  Thomas,  boards  37  Salem  [son 

Dinsmore  Tryphena  W.  dress  maker,  b.  104  Hud- 
Dinsmore  Wm.  B.  (Ada7ns  S^-  Co.),  express,  9  Court 
Dinsmore  W.  M.  clothes  dresser,  58   Court,  house 

53  South  Margin  [Hanover  House 

Disbrow  David  R.  riding  master,  36  Hanover,  bds. 
Ditson  Horatio,  carpenter,  2   Hawley  pi.  house  52 

Tremont 
Ditson  John,  carpenter,  house  86  Warren 
Ditson  Lucy,  widow,  house  82  Dover 
Ditson  Oliver,  music  store,  115  Wash.  h.  82  Dover 
Ditson  Samuel  J.  plumber  and  candle  mould  man- 
ufacturer, 28  Causeway,  house  38  Auburn 
Ditson   Thomas,  engineer   Sugar  House,  house   7 

Winthrop,  c.  Paris,  E.  B. 
Ditson  William,  tailor,  house  109  Chambers 
Divine  Michael,  baker,  house  10  Kingston  place 
Diviney  John,  tailor,  h.  5  Pearl  place 
Dix  John  H.  oculist,   Tremont,  opp.  Trem.  House 
Dix  Joseph  (Brown  S;  I).),  house  8  Central  ct. 
Dix  S.  A.  24  State,  house  17  Orange 
Dix  T.  B.,  Custom  House,  bds.  Winthrop  House 
Dix  (Thomas  li.)  &    Freeman    {George  .4.),  W.  I. 

goods,  3  Long  wharf 
Dixey  W.  jr.  express  messenger,  8  Court 
Dixon  Andrew,  laborer,  house  3  Snowhill 
Dixon  B.  Homer  (T/wmas  D.  &;  Son),  Dutch  ^ice- 

consul,  41  India  wharf,  h.  Walnut,  c.   Beacon 
Dixon  Bridget,  widow,  house  77  Fourth 
Dixon  George,   harness   maker,   54   Federal,  near 

Channing,  boards  33  Atkinson 
Dixon  Henry,  tailor,  house  9  Sturgis  place 
Dixon  Isaiah,  carpenter,  house  43  Poplar 


Dixon  James,  house  2  Blossom  place 

Dixon  John,  laborer,  house  r.  Fourth,  near  R.  R. 

Dixon  Rufus  E.  dentist,  house  22  Winter 

Dixon  R.  W.  liouse  4  Newman  block 

Dixon  Thomas  &   Son   {B.   H.),   merchants,   and 

Dutch  consul,  41  India  wf.  h.  Walnut,  c.  Beacon 
Dixon  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  r.  Fourth,  near  R.  R. 
Dixon  Thomas  H.  house  1  Walnut 
Di;con  William,  laborer,  54  Porter,  E.  B. 
Dixwell  Epes  S.  principal  Latin  School 
Dixwell  John  J.  56  State,  house  5  AUston 
Doak  John,  house  11  Vine 
Doane  Caroline,  hoiise  36  Hancock 
Doane  Daniel  (./.  §  C.  Turner  ^   Co.),  296  Wash. 
Doane  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Doherty  ct.  E.  B. 
Doane  Elisha,  mason,  bds.  8  La  Grange  pi. 
Doane  Francis  C.  carpenter,  house  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Doane  George  A.  house  2  Beacon  Hill 
Doane  Heman  {Foster,  D.  S^  Co.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Doane  Heman  S.  brush  manufactory,  19  Exchange, 

house  at  Charlestown  [hill 

Doane  Hezekiah,  fish,  449  Commercial,  h.  6  Snow- 
Doane  H.  mariner,  house  Marion,  E.  B.         [E.  B. 
Doane  John  M.  {Ford,Delano  if  Co. ),h. Bennington, 
Doane  Obed,  mason,  bds.  Bartlett  place 
Doane  Samuel,  jeweller,  bds.  8  La  Grange  place 
Doane  S.  B.  Mrs.  house  2  Beacon  Hill 
Doane  William,  blacksmith,  bds.  54  Hudson 
Dobbins  Joanna,  widow,  h.  Batterymarch,  n.  Broad 
Dobson  Edward,  wheelwright,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Dobson  George,  laborer,  house  7  Thacher  ct. 
Docey  John,  harness  maker,  house  25  Oliver 
Docker  George,  coppersmith,  h.  2  Adams  place 
Dockham  Chase  C.  band  and  fancy  box  manuf.  18 

Haverhill,  h.  r.  117  Chambers 
Dockham  Ephraim,  clerk,  house  rear    116  Fourth 
Dockhanr  Stephen,  carpenter,  13  Causeway,  house 

20  Cooper 
Dodd  Benj.  cashier  Atlantic  Bank,  h.  89  Leveret 
Dodd  Benj.  house  122  Salem 
Dodd  Benj.  jr.  mariner,  h.  122  Salem 
Dodd  George  D.  furs,  130  Milk,  h.  122  Salem 
Dodd  George  W.,  Atlantic  Bank,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Dodd  Horace,  furs,  130  Milk,  h.  120  Salem 
Dodd  James,  cashier  Mass.  Bank,  h.  9  Harr.  av. 
Dodd  James  E.  39  India,  h.  19  South        [19  South 
Dodd  John,  inspector  of  tobacco,  39   India,  house 
Dodd  John  A.  39  India,  house  at  Roxbury 
Dodd  Jonathan  M.  broker,  72  State,  h.  5  Central  ct. 
Dodd  Michaels.  {DiUaivay  ^  Dodd),  h.  35  Harvard 
Dodd  S.  L.  stoves,  4  Derby  range,  bds.  8  Howard 
Dodd  Timothy,  furs,    130   Milk,  bds.  N.  E.  House 
Dodd  William,  tailor,  h.  11  Mt.  Vernon  avenue 
Dodd  William  F.  21  Tremont  row,  h.  122  Salem 
Dodds  Thomas,  tailor,  house  rear  33  Allen 
Dodge  Albert,  51  Milk,  bds.  15  Hayward  place 
Dodge  Albert  E.  66  Blackstone,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Dodge  Amos,  hackman,  h.  1  Sister,  c.  Williams 
Dodge  Asa,  laborer,  house  2  Lawrence  place 
Dodge  Catharine,  house  118  Salem 
Dodge  Charles  H.  106  State,  house   at  Somerville 
Dodge  Dexter,  clerk,  4  Clinton,  bds.  23  Hull 
Dodge  Ephraim,  butcher,  h.  Seventh,  near  K 
Dodge  Emerson  P.  burning   fluid  lamps,  200   Tre- 
mont, house  14  Portland 
Dodge  Frederick  {Pecker  &;  D.),  13G  State 
Dodge  Gardner  G.  tin  plate  and  sheet  iron  worker, 

(iO  Salem,  bds.  1  Bartlett  place 
Dodge  George,  mason,  2  1-2  Water,  h.  23  Common 
Dodge  Geo.  stabler,  2()  Atkinson,  h.  2  Channing  pi. 
Dodge  George  W.  porter,  bds.  45  Atkinson 
Dodge  George  W.  porter,  33  Milk 
Dodge  Harriet  S.  widow,  liouse  14  Portland 
Dodge  Henry  U.  house  23  Friend 
Dodge  James  S.  fancy  goods,  opp.  74  Commercial, 

house  at  Cambridgeport 
Dodge  John,  watch  maker,  217  Wash.  b.  12   Essex 
Dodge  John,  shoe  maker,  75  Salem,  h.  18  Thacher 
Dodge  John  C.  couus'r,  39  State,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Dodge  John  H.  house  2  Billings  court 


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Dodge  John  T.  lamps,  84  Chambers 
Dodge  John  "VV.  stoves   and  baths,   495   Wash.  h. 
Webster  [House 

Dodge  Joseph  F.  clerk,  200  Tremont,  bds.  Central 
Dodge  Joseph  G.  22  N.  Market,  h.  at  Beverly 
Dodge  Joseph;H.  painter,  lOo  1-2  Commercial,  bds. 

7  New  Prince 
Dodge  {Joshua  C.)  &  Tucker  (Alanson,  jr.),   com- 
mission merchants,  47  &  51  Milk,  h.  5  Chesnut 
Dodge  Lorin  {Rufus Dodge  if  Co.),  240  Fourth 
Dodge  Martha  W.  dress  maker,  h.  91  Purchase 
Dodge  Mary  H.  dress  maker,  h.  156  Hanover 
Dodge  Peter  S.  house  5  Bay 
Dodge  Richard  T.  house  11  Fifth 
Dodge  Rufus  &  Co.  (J/.  R.    Stevens  &;  L.  Dodge), 
com.  mer.  9  Railroad  block,  h.  at  Newton  cor. 
Dodge  Solomon  H.    springs   and  axles,  106  State, 

house  at  Cambridge 
Dodge  Sophia,  tailoress,  29  Prince 
Dodge  Sullivan,  carpenter,  house  35  Porter       [av. 
Dodge  Thomas  K.  old   State  House,  b.   144  Harr. 
Dodge  Wm.  A.  hardware,  80  Water,  house   at  W. 

Cambridge 
Dodge  Wm.  B.  (S.  Adams  §  Co.),  h.  109  Broadway 
Doe  Bartlett,  book  keeper,  15  Blackstone 
Doe  David,  blacksmith,  house  G.  near  Third 
Doe  Elijah,  laborer,  house  158  Cambridge 
Doe  E.  R.  [Perkins,  D.  &;  Co.),  b.  Trem.  House 
Doe  John  O.  carpenter,  house  159  Court 
Doe  {Joseph M.)  &  Hazleton  (J.  E.),  furniture  and 
upholstery,  51  &  55  Cornhill,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Doe  Mary  B.  dress  maker,  159  Court 
Doe  Sarah  B.  house  Broad,  near  Summer 
Doery  William,  stevedore,  h.  5  Bennet  place 
Doggett  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  Hollis,  c.  Tremont 
Doggett  John  &  Co.  {by  Samuel  Doggett),  carpets, 

234  Washington,  house  43  Summer 
Daggett  Mercy,  widow,  house  240  Hanover 
Doggett  Noah  A.  (iV.  B.  ^  N.  A.  Doggett),  house 

Hollis,  cor.  Tremont 
Doggett  N.  B.  &  N.  A.   hardware,  408  Wash.  h. 

Hollis,  cor.  Tremont 
Doherty  Ann,  house  275  Ann 
Doherty  Barnard,  bds.  52  Endicot 
Doherty  Barney,  laborer,  house  3  Stillman 
Doherty  Barney,  teamster,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Doherty  Barney,  laborer,  house  43  N.  Margin 
Doherty  Barney,  truckman,  h.  Medford 
Doherty  Bridget,  widow,  h.  Silver,  near  B 
Doherty  Catharine  Mrs.  house  12  Broadway 
Doherty  Catharine,  widow,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Doherty  Charles,  laborer,  h.  r.  29  Friend 
Doherty  Charles,  baggage-master  B.    &   M.    Rail- 
road, house  43  Endicot 
Doherty  Cornelius,  grocer,  3  Jefferson  block,  Ann 
Doherty  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  Paris,  E.  B. 
Doherty  Daniel,  trader,  10  Oliver,  h.  do. 
Doherty  Daniel,  teamster,  bds.  52  Endicot 
Doherty  Edward,  truckman,  h.  rear  49  Hanover 
Doherty  Edward,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Doherty  George,  laborer,  h.  rear  168  Ann 
Doherty  George,  laborer,  house  12  Hawkins 
Doherty  Hugh  &  Co.  {C.  McCauley  S;  [Vm.  Camp- 
bell), dry  goods,  341  Washington 
Doherty  Hugh,  house  43  Eudicott 
Doherty  James,  teamster,  house  52  Endicot 
Doherty  James,  laborer,  house  15  Morton 
Doherty  James,  carpenter,  house  90  Ann 
Doherty  James,  laborer,  house  Erin  alley 
Doherty  James  &  Co.  dry  goods,  209   Washington 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  27  Cross 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  39  Salem 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  house  55  Salem 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  house  43  N.  Margin 
Doherty  John,  teamster,  house  52  Endicot 
Doherty  John,  teamster,  house  5  Endicot 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  house  Kelley  pi.  E.  B. 
Doherty  John,  house  Haymarket  place 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  house  rear  12  Cross 


Doherty  Michael,  grocer,  54  Endicot,  bds.  do. 
Doherty  Michael,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  C 
Doherty  INIichael,  tin  worker,  house  Commercial, 

near  Foster 
Doherty  Michael,  laborer,  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Doherty  Neale,  laborer,  house  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Doherty  Neil,  laborer,  house  9  Lovis,  S.  Boston 
Doherty  Neil,  laborer,  house  22  Thacher  court 
Doherty  Patrick,  laborer,  house  19  Cross 
Doherty  Patrick,  teamster,  house  rear  24  Prince 
Doherty  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  Gold,  near  C 
Doherty  Patrick,  moulder,  house  Colony 
Doherty  Patrick,  house  rear  19  Pitts  [.59  do. 

Doherty  Patrick,  cabinet  maker,  90  1-2  Endicot,  h. 
Doherty  Patrick,  house  9  Belmont 
Doherty  Philip,  laborer,  house  rear  39  Salem 
Doherty  Thomas,  harness  maker,  bds.  8  Spring 
Dolan  Barney,  tailor,  bds.  55  Atkinson 
Dolan  Belinda  D.  milliner,  bds.  129  Essex 
Dolan  Betsy,  widow,  house  8  N.  Russell 
Dolan  Bridget,  widow,  h.  Hanover,  n.  Com'l 
Dolan  Charles,  house  175  Ann 
Dolan  Charles,  moulder,  h.  Webster,   n.  Orleans 
Dolan  Hugh,  laborer.  Sun  court  place 
Dolan  James,  laborer,  house  r.  Sea,  n.  the  bridge 
Dolan  James,  trader,  h.  Northampton,  n.  Harr.  av. 
Dolan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  7  Nashua  court 
Dolan  John,  house  rear  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Dolan  John,  tailor,  house  88  Friend 
Dolan  John,  laborer,  house  rear  482  Commercial 
Dolan  John,  laborer,  house  13  Channing 
Dolan  John,  pedler,  house  rear  136  Hanover     [ver 
Dolan  Margaret,  groceries,  218  Ann,  h.  165  Hano- 
Dolan  Matthew,  laborer,  house  rear  30  N.  Russell 
Dolan  Michael,  porter,  house  50  South 
Dolan  Michael,  house  rear  96  Purchase 
Dolan  Michael  F.  hats,  caps,  ike.  26  and  28  Dock 

square,  house  3  Medford  court 
Dolan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  30  N.  Russell 
Dolan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Suffolk,  n.  Arnold 
Dolan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  29  Merrimac 
Dolan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Dolan  Peter,  moulder,  bds.  Webster,  n.  Orleans 
Dolan  Rebecca,  house  85  Tremont 
Dolan  Terrence,  laborer,  h.  rear  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Dolan  Thomas,  mason,  house  foot  of  Minot 
Dolan  Wm.  boarding,  10  North  square 
Dolan  William,  steward,  house  7  Greenough  av. 
Dolbear  Joseph,  mariner,  house  7  Clark 
Dolbear  Joseph,  jr.  boat  builder,  h.  54  N.  Margin 
Dolbeare  Edmund  P.  &  Sons  {E.  P.  jr.  Sf  John  S.), 

shipwrights,  north  side  Liverpool  wharf,  house 

Beach,  near  Sea  [h.  88  Pm-chase 

Dolbeare  Edmund  P.  jr.  {E.  P.  Dolbeare  &;  Sons), 
Dolbeare  John  S.  {E.  P.  Dolbeare  ^  Sons),  house  2 

Quiet  place 
Dolbeare  Wm.  L.  shipwright,  bds.  Beach,  n.  Sea 
Dolby  Hubbard,  produce,  10  Merchants'  row,  h.  at 

Maiden 
Dolby  Mary  Ann  Mrs.  house  rear  18  Spring 
Dolby  Wm.  physician.  Merchants'  Ex.  Hotel,  State 
Dole  John,  cooper,  house  27  Commercial 
Dole  Wm.  A.  81  F.  H.  Market,  bds.  Eastern  Ex. 
Dole  William  H.  express  wagon,  house  2  Nashua 
Dolidon  John  B.  hair  dresser  and  wigs,  142  and  293 

AVashington 
Dolin  John,  laborer,  house  73  Eliot 
Dolliver  James  M.  pilot,  house  66  Charter 
Dolliver  Jos.  sail  maker,  h.  Fessenden  ct.  E.  B. 
Dolliver  Mary  B.  widow,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Dolliver  Thomas  H.  caulker,  house  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Domett  Elizabeth,  6  Norfolk  place       [Mt.  Vernon 
Domett  Henry  W.    hardware,  86  Water,  house  40 
Domett  Margaret,  widow  of  C.  M.  h.  36  Warren 
Domett  Martha  G.  fem.  help  &  nurses,  h.  12  Hollis 
Donaaran  Thomas  &  William,  shoes,  105   Ann,  h. 

55  Salem 
Donagan  Wm.  {Thos.  &;  Wm.),  bds.  55  Salem 
Donahan  Daniel,  laborer.  Half  Moon  place 
Donahoe  Edward,  laborer,  house  r.  Havre 


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Donahoe  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Com'l,  c.  Charter 
Donahoe  Daniel,  laborer,  house  18  Washington  av. 
Donahoe  Florence,  laborer,  house  87  Broad 
Donahoe  Humphrey,  laborer,  house  203  1-2  Ann 
Donahoe  James,  laborer.  Sea,  near  the  bridge 
Donalioe  James,  wheelwright,  h.  18  N.  Margin 
Donahoe  Matthew,  laborer,  house  77  Eliot 
Donahoe  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Commercial  court 
Donahoe  Michael,  blacksmith,  h.  5  Thacher  court 
Donahoe  Patrick,  books,  1  Spring  lane,  h.  7  Ash 
Donahoe  Terreuce,  house  F,  c.  Second 
Donahoe  Thomas,  laborer,  house  11  Cyprus 
Donahue  Daniel,  laborer,  house  East  street  place 
Donahue  Dennis,  porter,  h.  r.  gun  house.  Fort  Hill 
Donahue  Geo.  laborer,  house  Dohcrty  court,  E.  B. 
Donahue  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  rear  58  Eliot 
Donahue  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  79  Eliot 
Donahue  John,  laborer,  house  rear  81  Fourth 
Donahue  Michael,  laborer,  house  146  Purchase 
Donahue  Thomas,  laborer,  house  77  Eliot 
Donald  Peter  {John  King  i^  Co.),  house  46  Oak 
Donaldson  Alexander,  tailor,  93  Washington 
Donaldson  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  16  Bedford 
Donaldson  J.  H.  milliner,  house  16  Bedford 
Donally  Dennis,  engineer,  h.  Fabin,  n.  Tremont 
Donally  James,  laborer,  Endicot,  c.  Stillman 
Donally  Mary,  widow,  h.  Northampton,  c.  Suffolk 
Donally  Patrick,  laborer,  house  o  May  street  place 
Donally  Patrick,  laborer,  house  36  Tyler 
Donally  Patrick,  grocer,  Endicot,  c.  Stillman 
Donally  Peter,  laborer,  house  43  Atkinson 
Donally  Richard,  carpenter,  house  8  Sister 
Donavan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  3  Suffolk 
Donavan  John,  laborer,  house  10  Belmont 
Donavan  John,  laborer,  house  Clifton  avenue 
Donegan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  133  Sea 
Donegan  Thomas,  house  55  Salem 
Donevan  Jeremiah,  tailor,  house  87  Broad 
Doniugton  Lucy  S.  Mrs.  dress  maker,  45  Prince 
Donlan  Byrne,  laborer,  h.  Northampton,  n.  Wash. 
Donley  Edward,  tailor,  boards  6  Jackson 
Donnaher  John,  founder,  house  rear  106  Fourth 
Donnell  W.  E.  {PettimjiU  &:  D.),  house  at  Chelsea 
Donnelly  Elizabeth,  house  10  Essex  place 
Donnelly  Francis,  shoe  maker,  564  Wash.  h.  do. 
Donnelly  James,  stabler,  bds.  2  Byron 
Donnelly  James,  laborer,  house  Kelley  place 
Donnelly  Michael,  moulder,  house  19  Third,  c.  A 
Donnelly  Owen,  moulder,  house  Third,  near  A 
Donnelly  Patrick,  mason,  bds.  11  Pitts 
Donnelly  Thomas,  mason,  bds.  11  Pitts 
Donnelly  William,  blacksmith,  h.  77  C,  n.  Silver 
Donnovan  John,  painter,  bds.  2  S.  Russell 
Donophan  Michael,  laborer,  house  316  Ann 
Donovan  Cornelius,  h.  Tremont  road,  c.  Kentle 
Donovan  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  612  Washington 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  oppo.  Erie 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Lehigh,  c.  E.  Orange 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Humphrey  place 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Spring,  near  Poplar 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  19  Sea 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  242  Ann 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  130  Sea 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  227  Broad 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Clifton  avenue 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  E.  Orange,  c.  Lincoln 
Donovan  David,  laborer,  house  Clifton  avenue 
Donovan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  68  Atkinson 
Donovan  Dennis,  house  B,  near  Second 
Donovan  Ellen,  widow,  oppo.  8  Cove 
Donovan  Eugene,  carpenter,  house  81  Sea 
Donovan  James,  house  54  Essex 
Donovan  James,  laborer,  h.  Harrison  av.  n.  Dover 
Donovan  .James,  laborer,  h.  Sea,  near  the  bridge 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Half  Moon  place 
Donovan  .Jeremiah,  laborer,  6  Cove  place 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  135  Broad 
Donovan  John,  laborer,  house  2  Ivingston  st.  ct. 
Donovan  John,  laborer,  h.  Middlesex,  r.  Castle 
Donovan  John,  tailor,  h.  4  High  street  court 


Donovan  John,  laborer,  house  227  Broad 
Donovan  John,  laborer,  house  314  Ann 
Donovan  John,  grocer,  5  Sturgis  place 
Donovan  John  F.  house  5  Middlesex 
Donovan  Michael,  laborer,  house  Ann,  c.  Clark 
Donovan  Micliael,  laborer,  house  77  Kneeland 
Donovan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Ivneeland,  n.  Sea 
Donovan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  20  Washington  pi. 
Donovan  Michael,  laborer,  19  Hamilton 
Donovan  Michael,  laborer,  house  5  Brighton 
Donovan  Michael,  house  Cove,  c.  Cove  place 
Donovan  Michael,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  C 
Donovan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Donovan  Mich'l  H.  grocer,  Warren,  c.  Eliot,  h.  do. 
Donovan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Fifth,  n.  C 
Donovan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Middlesex,  r.  Castle 
Donovan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  22  E.  Orange 
Donovan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  3  Livingston 
Donovan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  7  Cove  place 
Donovan  Patrick,  tailor,  house  37  Oswego 
Donovan  Peter,  house  Broadway,  near  Old  Road 
Donovan  Richard,  carpenter,  house  r.  26  Winter 
Donovan  Robert,  laborer,  house  B,  near  Second 
Donovan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  6  Medford 
Donovan  Timothy,  painter,  house  91  Tyler 
Donovan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Donovan  Timothy,  stevedore,  h.  20  Commercial 
Donovan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Beach,  near  Sea 
Donovan  Wm.  laborer,  house  Page's  court,  Ann 
Dooley  Henry,  prop.  Merch.  Exchange  Hotel,  State 
Dooley  James,  laborer,  house  Second,  near  D 
Dooley  John,  laborer,  house  24  N.  Russell 
Dooley  Matthew,  laborer,  house  24  N.  Russell 
Dooley  Patrick,  house  rear  9  Utica        [Cambridge 
Doolittle  E.  H.  proprietor  Western  Hotel,  94  &  96 
Doolittle  Joseph,  truckman,  house  5  Billerica 
Doolittle  Levi,  truckman,  5  Broad,  h.  8  Mechanic 
Doolittle  Soth  O.  truckman,  57  Broad,  h.  85  Priacc 
Doonan  Hugh,  laborer.  Purchase,  c.  Broad 
Doonan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  2  Charter 
Dooris  John,  blacksmith,  h.  Hull,  c.  Commercial 
Doran  James,  laborer,  house  rear  14  Bedford 
Doran  John,  laborer,  house  rear  6  Canal 
Doran  Moses,  marble  cutter,  house  59  Endicot 
Doran  Patrick,  shoe  maker,  house  11  Kingston  pi. 
Doran  William,  laborer,  house  23  South  Russell 
Doran  William,  stevedore,  22  Hamilton 
Dorcey  James,  boot  ni'ker,  Broad,  c.  Batterymarch, 

h.  2  Sullivan  place 
Dorcey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  7  Oliver 
Dore  John  C.  teacher  Mayhew  School,  b.  8  Derne 
Dorety  Barney,  grocer,  13  Cross,  house  do. 
Dorety  Hugh,  laborer,  house  2  Mechanic 
Dorety  John,  laborer,  house  31  Washington  square 
Dorety  John,  stone  mason,  house  9  Federal  court 
Dorety  John,  laborer,  9  Pearl  place 
Dorety  John,  truckman,  house  4  Bennet  place 
Dorety  Patrick,  tailor,  house  11  Salem 
Dorety  Patrick,  laborer,  house  27  Morton 
Dorety  Quinton,  laborer,  house  r.  31  Cross 
Dorman  James  AV.  {J.  N.  Denison  S;  Co.),  boards 

New  England  House 
Dorn  Philip,  carpenter,  house  7  Trumbull 
Dorn  Valentine,  musician,  house  8  Pleasant  St.  ct. 
Dorothy  James,  laborer,  house  Lime  alley 
Dorr  Andrew  C.  secretary  Amer.  Ins., Co.  54  State, 

house  at  Dorchester 
Dorr  Charles  H.  house  4  Joy  place 
Dorr  Cornelius  {Moses  Dorr  \  Co.),  b.  10  N.  Charles 
Dorr  Edward  R.  clothing,  61  Com'cial,  h.  105  Tyler 
Dorr  John,  merchant,  house  31  Bedford 
Dorr  John,  jr.  house  31  Bedford 
Dorr  Maxwell  B.  brush  maker,  bds.  6  Adams 
Dorr  Moses  &  Co.  (C.  Dorr),  produce,  112  State, 

house  10  N.  Charles 
Dorr  Ralph  S.  com.  merch.  74  Long  wharf,  boards 

United  States  Hotel 
Dorr  Samuel  A.  house  12  Louisburgh  square 
Dorr   Wm.  B.   counsellor,  55  Turnpike,  Barker's 

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Dorrence  (^Oliver  B.),  Newton  (F.  W.)  &  Co.  (G. 

//.  Jones),  woollen  goods,  49  Milk,  b.  54  Temple 
Dorrety  Ross,  lather,  house  2  Marshall  place 
Dorrill  Theodore,  sail  maker,  1  Foster's  wharf,  h. 

17  Broadway,  near  Turnpike 
Dorsett  George,  harness  maker,  5  Merrimac 
Dorsey  Hugh,  stabler,  house  8  Sister 
Doten  Nathaniel,  printer,  boards  52  1-2  Cambridge 
Doten  Prince,  mason,  house  7  Maple  place 
Dougher  Andrew,  carpenter,  house  r.  170  Ann 
Dougherty  Edward,  house  Fabin,  n.  Tremont 
Dougherty  Ellen,  widow,  house  227  Broad 
Dougherty  James,  laborer,  house  10  Hamburg 
Dougherty  James,  laborer,  lioiise  6  Wharf 
Dougherty  James,  laborer,  7  Oliver 
Dougherty  John,  baker,  boards  16  East 
Dougherty  John,  laborer,  bds.  188  Harrison  av. 
Doughten  Wm.  W.  paper  hanger,  h.  4   Maiden  pi. 
Doughty  Benjamin,  white  smith,  house  6  Andover 
Doughty  Israel,  carpenter,  boards  24  Gouch 
Doughty   Joseph,  machinist,  4  S.  B.  Old  Bridge, 

house  4  Dover  ' 

Douglas  Henry,  book  keeper,  boards  98  Tremont 
Douglas  Richard,  seaman,  house  4  Southac 
Douglass  Andrew,  engineer,  E.  B.  ferry,  h.  Everett 
Douglass  George,  cabinet  maker,  b.  13  N.  Margin 
Douglass  Henry,  tailor,  90  Ann 
Douglass  Henry,  tailor,  13  Water 
Douglass  James,  laborer,  house  r.  12  Tileston 
Douglass  James  A.  laborer,  h.  Robinson  alley 
Douglass  Joseph,  moulder,  bds.  Sumner  c.  Havre 
Douglass  Peter  G.  physician,  40  Salem,  house  do. 
Douglass  Robert,  13  Broad,  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Douglass  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Douglass  T.  T.  engineer,  house  Everett,  n.  Cot- 
tage, E.  B. 
Douglass  Wm.  shipwright,  house  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Douglass  Wm.  painter,  boards  30  Portland 
Dove  Geo.  jr.  clerk,  545  Washington,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Dow  Amos  H.  carpenter,  house  r.  10  Tileston 
Dow  Benj.  F.  boots  and  shoes,  7  Shoe  and  Leather, 

house  WebstA-  [Kingston 

Dow  Chas.  J.  wharfinger,  13  Foster's  wharf,  h.  35 
Dow  Charlotte,  widow,  house  26  Purchase  [pi. 

Dow  Daniel,  carpenter,  94  Portland,  h.  8  N.  Chapel 
Dow  David,  house  36  Lowell 
Dow  D.  M.  R.  carpenter,  house  56  Marion 
Dow  Ephraim,  stone  layer,  h.  6  Cleveland  place 
Dovf  George  {Robert  Stone,  jr.  S^  Co.),  bds.  Pearl 

street  House 
Dow  G.  B.  2  Boylston  Market,  h.  r.  438  Washing. 
Dow  James  B.  publisher,  141  Washington,  h.  13 

Ashburton  place  [port 

Dow  Jesse  B.  (Brown,  D.  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Cambridge- 
Dow  John  R.  &  Co.  (jV.  IF.  Bridr/e  ^-  E.  Johnson), 

ship  brokers.  132  State,  house  37  Carver 
Dow  Lydia,  widow,  house  10  Leveret 
Dow  Martin,  clerk,  16  India,  boards  25  High 
Dow  {Nathan  T.)  &  Prince  {F.  O.),  counsellors, 

30  Court,  bds.  9  Ashburton  place 
Dow  Simeon,  cooper,  house  10  Unity 
Dow  Simon,  83  F.  H.  Market,  h.  60  Poplar 
Dow  Stephen  (A.  Tliompson  ix  Co.),  h.  at  Woburn 
Dowd  Edward,  waiter,  house  Kneeland,  cor.  Cove 
Dowd  Eliza  A.  widow,  boarding,  h.  26  Lowell 
Dowd  James,  laborer,  house  6  Essex  place 
Dowd  James,  tailor,  house  25  Oliver 
Dowdekin  John,  pedler,  house  54  Atkinson 
Dowden  James,  shoe  maker,  h.  Myrtle,  c.  Belknap 
Dowe  Joseph,  house  109  Mount  Vernon 
Dowe  Wm.  editor,  house  24  W.  Castle 
Dowley  Levi  A.  &  Co.   {Geo.  F.  Butman),  hides 

and  leather,  57  and  59  Pearl,  h.  17  South 
Dowling  Edward,  boot  maker,  Sumner,  h.  do.  E.  B. 
Dowling  John,  plasterer,  house  27  Erie 
Downe  Sumner  {Heath  &;  D.),  bds.  National  House 
Downe  Thomas,  laborer,  house  3  Barrett 
Downer  Samuel,  jr.  oil  and  candles,  100  State,  h. 

at  Dorchester  [Brattle 

Downes  (-4.  B.)  &  Emery  {Colby),  restorator,  57 


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Downes  Aaron,  truckman,  house  25  Billerica 
Downes  Daniel  D.  laborer,  house  2  N.  Charles 
Downes  Michael,  laborer,  h.  3  Hamilton  court 
Downes  Morris,  laborer,  house  Second,  near  F 
Downes  Nathaniel,  physician,  Eliot,  c.  Washing. 
Downes  Simon  E.  truckman,  house  15  Billerica 
Downes  William,  laborer,  house  Wright's  ct. 
Downes  Wm.  D.  boot  treer,  bds.  6  Quincy  pi. 
Downey  Brien,  tailor,  house  3  Barrett 
Downey  Patrick,  ale,  house  51  Atkinson 
Downey  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  5  N.  End  block 
Downey  Robert,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Downey  Robert,  laborer,  house  Jasper  place 
Downey  Timothy,  porter,  house  58  Atkinson 
Downing  Abraham  E.  1  Shoe  and  Leather,  house  at 

Cliarlestown 
Downing  D.  L.  musician,  house  80  Hudson 
Downing  Edward,  currier,  53  Fulton 
Downing  George,  clerk,  house  9Lindall  place 
Downing  James,  lighterman,  house  14  Pearl  pi. 
Downing  James,  tailor,  h.  Lincoln,  cor.  Essex 
Downing  Mark,  trader,  house  Second,  n.  F 
Downing  Nathan  C.  boarding,  house  4  Oliver 
Downing  Oliver,  carpenter,  75  Charles,  h.  at  Dor- 
chester 
Downing  Oliver  H.   sash  maker,  carpenter,  Tre- 
mont, n.  Railroad  Bridge,  h.  269  do. 
Downiing  Orrien  E.  3  City  wf.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Downing  Patrick,  stone  cutter,  h.  Albany,  op.  Erie 
Downing  Solomon,  carpenter,  h.  18  Adams  lane 
Downing  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  2  Foster  place 
Downing  Willard,  tailor,  boards  38  Lowell  [House 
Downs  A.  provisions,  8  the  S.  M'ket,  bds.  Fountain 
Downs  {Henry  S.)  &  Ball   {H.  A.),  rubbers,  boots 

and  shoes,  36  Kilby,  h.  at  Maiden 
Downs  Nancy,  house  7  Carver 
Downs  Nathan,  Republican  office,  h.  1  Carlton  pi. 
Dowse  Samuel  F.  broker,  5  Congress  [Minot 

Doyen  John  S.  housewright,  92  Portland,  house  17 
Doyle  Bartholomew,  cordwainer,  6  Lewis,  h.  do. 
Doyle  Catharine,  widow,  9  Batterymarch 
Doyle  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  15  Pearl  place 
Doyle  Daniel,  tailor,  house  76  Federal 
Doyle  Daniel,  laborer,  house  r.  4  Brighton 
Doyle  David,  laborer,  house  1  Portland  place 
Doyle  David,  mason,  house  26  Merrimac 
Doyle  Henry,  painter,  house  87  Warren 
Doyle  James  {Murphy  S^  D.),  h.  83  Atkinson 
Doyle  James,  confectionery,  Broadway,  n.  I,  h.  do. 
Doyle  James,  house  Purchase,  head  Russia  wf. 
Doyle  James  H.  9  Court 
Doyle  John,  mason,  house  1  Butolph 
Doyle  John,  laborer,  house  Creek  square 
Doyle  John  N.  painter,  house  2  Oilman  place 
Doyle  Michael,  laborer,  20  Washington  avenue 
Doyle  Michael,  tailor,  house  3  Cotting 
Doyle  Michael,  blacksmith,  house  8  Pleasant 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer.  Wash.  ave.  c.  Purchase 
Doyle  Patrick,  house  77  Eliot 
Doyle  Patrick,  gardener,  house  Third,  near  F 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  house  2  Thacher  court 
Doyle  Sarah,  house  3  South  street  place 
Doyle  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  18  S.  Margin 
Doyle  Thomas,  laborer,  house  9  Batterymarch 
Doyle  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  77  Eliot 
Drainan  David,  laborer,  h.  Harr.  ave.  n.  S.  May 
Drake  Albert,  messenger  Freeman's  B'k,  h.  44  Sea 
Drake  Amos  G.  housewright,  h.  8  Endicot  ct. 
Drake  Andrew,  boards  3  High 
Drake  Christopher,  tailor,  house  5  Billerica 
Drake  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Andrew,  h.  44  Sea 
Drake  George,  horse  clipper,  bds.  8  Market  sq. 
Drake  Henry  A.  {Burnett  %  Co.),  h.  61  Broadway 
Drake  James  M.  61  Commercial,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Drake  Jeremy,  cashier  Freeman's  Bank,  house  61 

Broadway,  near  A 
Drake  Jonathan,  junk,  Pitts,  n.  Merrimac,  house 

12  North  Charles 
Drake  Lincoln,  Easton  Iron  Foundry,  58  Pearl 
Drake  Nathan,  mason,  house  31  Harvard 


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Drake  Oliver  P.  philosophical  instrument  manu- 
facturer, 182  Washington,  h.  at  W.  Newton 
Drake  Samuel  G.  antiquarian  books,  56  Cornhill, 

house  17  Bedford 
Drake  Simon,  mail  agent,  house  54  Tyler 
Drake  Tisdale,  wood  &  coal,  Drake's  wf.  h.  42  Sea 
Drake  William  G.  carpenter,  h.  15  ^Vheeler's  ct. 
Draper  Alonzo,  professor  of  music,  h.  52  Lowell 
Draper  Daniel,  merchant,  6  Broad,  h.  52  Chambers 
Draper  Edward  L.  99  Milk,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Draper  Enoch  E.  clerk,  7  Suffolk 
Draper  George,  hackman,  boards  52  Portland 
Draper  Jonathan  M.  fruit  &  produce,  7  Mer.  row, 

boards  Mer.  Exch.  Hotel 
Draper  Lucius  D.  {Johnson  ^  D.),  h.  E.  Cambridge 
Draper  Moses,  counsellor,  1  Franklin  avenue 
Draper  Paul,  boards  5G  Pinckney 
Dray  Michael,  laborer,  house  20  East 
Drayton  Henry  H.  carpenter,  h.  17  Wheeler's  ct. 
Drayton  Nancy,  widow,  h.  7  Wheeler's  court 
Drayton  Wm.  H.  blacksmith,  house  3  London 
Drees  John  A.  coppersmith,  h.  23  Portland 
Drenning  Jas.,  boot  maker,  h.  37  So.  Russell  [ford 
Dresser  Jacob  A.  (J.  higersoll  ^  Co.),  bds.  67  Bed- 
Drew  Alfred  R.  stone  cutter,  house  28  Nashua 
Drew  Alvin  S.  75  Pearl,  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Drew  Amasa,  75  Pearl,  bds.  Sumner,  E.  B.      [Oak 
Drew  Atwood  D.  shoe  maker,  19  Atkinson,  bds.  14 
Drew  Benjamin,  jr.  teacher  Otis  School 
Drew  Catharine,  widow,  h.  49  Sea       [Newbury  pi. 
Drew  Clement,  marine  painter,  18  Court,  house  4 
Drew  Edward,  clerk,  bds.  Maverick  House 
Drew  Elijah,  bowling  saloon,  96  Beach 
Drew  (£.  C.)  &  Stimson  (J.  N.),  agents  for  Eagle 

Insurance  Co.,  120  Wash.  h.  1  Bowdoin 
Drew  George,  teamster,  house  23  Endicot 
Drew  Geo.  B.  ship  carpenter,  bds.  26  Hudson 
Drew  James,  laborer,  h.  W.  IDedham,  c.  Tremont 
Drew  John,  jr.  laborer,  house  21  East  Orange 
Drew  John  B.  secr'y  Mutual  Ins.  Co.  h.    Central 

square.  East  Boston 
Drew  Joseph,  grocer,  151  Pleasant,  cor.  Eliot 
Drew  Jos.  L.  goldbeater,  r.  39  Wash.  h.  46  Warren 
Drew  Lorain  J.  carpenter,  h.  Suffolk,  c.  Pembroke 
Drew  Luther,  machinist,  6  Water,  h.  Boylston 
Drew  Sarah,  widow.  Green,  corner  Leveret 
Drew  Stephen  H.  11  old  State  House,  h.  39  Brattle 
Drew  William,  captain,  house  23  West  Dedham 
Drew  William  G.  bowling,  North  Grove 
Drew  &  Brothers  {Wm.   G.  Drew),  plumbers,  54 

Court,  h.  at  Somerville 
Dreyer  John  W.  captain,  house  41  Fayette 
Driggs  {Lloyd  S.)  &  Ripley  (S.  W.),  lace  &  straw 

goods,  10  Hanover,  bds.  148  do. 
Drinan  Patrick,  shoe  maker,  house  Page's  ct. 
Drinan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  19  Oliver 
Drinker  Edmond,  painter,  house  28  Grove 
Drinkwater  Jacob  C.  ferryman,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Drinkwater  James  T.  mai'iner,  h.  4  Bartlett 
Drinkwater  Josiah,  rigger,  house  207  Hanover 
Drinkwater  Nath'l,  pilot,  boarding,  25  Commercial 
DriscoU  Cornelius  &  Co.  {John  H.  Hill),  merchant 

tailors,  14  Court,  bds.  4  Bulfinch 
DriscoU  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  141  Broad 
DriscoU  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
DriscoU  ComeUus,  laborer,  r.  104  Purchase 
DriscoU  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  35  Oneida 
DriscoU  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Cove,  n.  Cove  pi. 
DriscoU  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
DriscoU  Dennis,  house  Bolton,  near  Dorchester 
DriscoU  Dennis,  laborer,  house  279  Ann 
DriscoU  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Cove,  cor.  Cove  pi. 
DriscoU  Dennis,  groceries,  195  Ann,  house  do. 
DriscoU  Florence,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
DriscoU  Florence,  laborer,  117  Purchase 
DriscoU  Florence,  laborer,  house  Half  Moon  pi. 
DriscoU  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  r.  80  Purchase 
DriscoU  Joanna,  widow,  house  162  Harr.  ave. 
DriscoU  John,  laborer,  house  Page's  court 
DriscoU  John,  laborer,  house  rear  324  Ann 


DriscoU  John,  shoe  maker,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
DriscoU  John,  laborer,  house  75  Kneeland 
DriscoU  John,  laborer,  house  Wash.  n.  Dover 
DriscoU  Michael,  laborer,  house  Half  Moon  pi. 
DriscoU  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Tyler 
DriscoU  Michael,  stone  cutter,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
DriscoU  Michael,  brakeman,  house  120  Sea 
DriscoU  Michael,  laborer.  Half  Moon  place 
DriscoU  Murty,  laborer,  house  15  Hamilton 
DriscoU  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  9  Harrison  avenue 
DriscoU  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Cove,  n.  Beach 
DriscoU  Timothy,  laborer,  house  35  Oneida 
Drolet  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  E,  c.  Athens 
Drown  John,  wheelwright,  house  60  Emerald 
Drown  John  G.  oysters,  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Drown  Thomas,  63  State,  house  at  East  Cambridge 
Drown  Thomas  S.  25  Milk,  boards  8  Howard 
Drovm  Thomas,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  727  Wash.  h. 

5  Wells  place 
Drugan  Joseph,  laborer,  house  Meridian 
Druitt  George,  house  1  Morton  court 
Drummond  Dennis,  2  Richmond  street        [Wash. 
Drummoud  James  F.  {Hoivland  6g  D.),  h.  rear  705 
Drummond  Robert,  laborer,  house  10  Federal  ct. 
Drummond  Robert,  printer,  18  Exchange,  boards 

Maverick,  East  Boston  [E.  B. 

Drummond  Wm.  S.  printer,  18  Exch.  h.  Maverick, 
Drmy  Charles  S.  3  F.  H.  Market,  h.  14  Lyman  pi. 
Drury  Elijah,  FrankUn  Hall,  16  FrankUn,  bds.  9 

Indiana  place 
Drury  Gardner  P.  h.  Suffolk,  opp.  Blackstone  sq. 
Drury  Lucian  B.  policeman,  h.  Third,  n.  B 
Drury  Mary,  widow,  boarding,  10  Batteiymarch 
Drury  Michael,  tailor,  house  7  North  Margin 
Drury  Otis,  com.  mer.  7  Commercial  wharf,  boards 

Washington  House 
Drury  Thomas,  house  40  North  Margin 
Drynan  Andi-ew,  sawyer,  h.  rear  378  Commercial 
Duane  Michael,  house  43  Federal 
Duane  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  n.  14  Batterymarch 
Du  Audebert  Henrietta  Madame,  dress  maker  and 

milliner,  1  Cambridge,  cor.  Bowdoin  sq. 
Duchemin  Wm.  W.  pump  and  block  maker,  Maver- 
ick, East  Boston 
Duddy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  29  Cross 
Dudley  A.  S.  dentist.  238  Washington 
Dudley  David,  13  Devonshire,  house  at  Roxbury 
Dudley  Elbridge  G.  counsellor,  20  Court,  house  6 

BrookUne  [h.  691  Wash. 

Dudley  E.  G.,  W.  I.  goods,  Har.  av.  cor.  Dover, 
Dudley  Eliza,  tailoress,  house  50  Myrtle 
Dudley  Franklin,  coppersmith,  b.  3  La  Grange  pi. 
Dudley  George  E.  cutter,  boards  7  Winter 
Dudley  George  P.  house%vright,  h.  Bremen,  E.  B. 
Dudley  Henry  A.  S.  D.  clerk  Mass.  Iron  Co.,  South 

Boston,  bds.  Broadway,  opp.  the  Green 
Dudley  James  H.  &  Co.  (John   T.  Brenan),  W.  I. 

goods,  14  Broad,  h.  11  Bennet,  c.  Ash 
Dudley  Joanna,  nurse,  house  1  Osborn  place 
Dudley  John,  house  4  North  Bennet 
Dudley  John,  laborer,  h,  r.  18  N.  Bennet        [town 
Dudley  Nathaniel  S.  2  Adams,  house  at  Charles- 
Dudley  Otis,  teamster,  h.  44  Billerica  [Lincoln 
Dudley  Samuel  W.  provisions,  43.^  Federal,  h.  42 
Dudley  Trueworthy,   grocer,  509  Washington,  h. 

26  Harvard  [Jackson  place 

Dudley  W.  hair  cutter.  School,  cor.  Wash,  house  5 
Dudley  William,  laborer,  house  58  Prince 
Dudley  Wm.  D,  teamster,  house  First,  n.  I 
Dudley  Wm.  H.  stevedore,  h.  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Dufau  John,  hair  dresser,  203  Ann,  h.  Maverick 
Duff  Francis,  grocer,  11  Prince 
Duff  James,  laborer,  house  6  Southac 
Duff  John,  soap  maker,  h.  r.  18  North  Margin 
Duff  Thomas  B.  sail  maker,  bds.  6  Tileston 
Duff  Wm.  caulker  and  graver,  house  6  Tileston 
Duffee  Thomas,  seaman,  house  7  W.  Centre 
Duffett  Harriet,  widow,  house  rear  117  Essex 
Duffey  Edward,  laborer,  house  89  Fourth 
Duffey  Francis,  laborer,  house  3  Haven 


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Duffey  Hugh,  tailor,  105  Ann,  h.  14  Cross 

Duffey  Janies,  blacksmith,  h.  17  West  Centre 

Duffey  Michael,  teamster,  h.  3  Pond  st.  place 

Duffey  Michael,  laborer,  house  3  Haven 

Duffey  Owen,  cab  driver,  house  85  Eliot 

Duffey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  18  Stillman 

Dufiley  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  Suffolk,  n.  Lenox 

Duffy  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Erin  alley,  E.  B.  [pi. 

Duffy  James,  dry  goods,  Batterymarch,  h.  3  Quiet 

Duffy  John,  tailor,  house  28  Friend 

Duffy  John,  laborer,  house  100  Essex 

Duffy  John,  laborer,  house  10  Mt.  Vernon  avenue 

Duffy  Michael,  laborer,  house  35  S.  Margin 

Duffy  Michael,  laborer,  11  Cross 

Duffy  Michael,  laborer,  house  116  E.  Dedham 

Duffy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  23  Morton 

Duffy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  47  Garden 

Duffy  Patrick,  tailor,  house  5  Sister 

Dutfy  Peter,  tailor,  house  11  South  Margin 

Duffy  Peter,  tailor,  house  17  S.  Margin 

Duffy  Philip,  laborer,  24  Thacher  court 

Dugan  Charles,  laborer,  house  33  Chambers 

Dugan  Christopher,  house  124  Purchase 

Dugan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  28  Friend 

Dugan  Dennis,  stevedore,  h.  9  Bartlett 

Dugan  Eben  W.  clerk,  boards  12  Staniford 

Dugan  Ellen,  house  53  Prince 

Dugan  Ellen,  6  ^tna  place 

Dugan  Gregory,  boarding  and  clothing,  84  Broad 

Dugan  James,  house  68  Poplar 

Dugan  James  A.  house  68  Poplar 

Dugan  John,  waiter,  house  4  Bridge  St.  ct, 

Dugan  Malicai,  tailor,  house  rear  Lancaster 

Dugan  Philemon,  house  22  Athens,  near  D 

Dugdale  John,  cordwainer,  70  Atkinson,  h.  do. 

Duggan  Joanna,  widow,  h.  25  Washington  square 

Duggan  John  A.,  Hancock  House,  Corn  court 

Duggan  Patrick  Wm.  carpenter,  house  42  Warren 

Dukelow  Charles,  clerk,  house  46  Portland 

Duley  Nicholas,  trader,  house  Tremont  road,  near 

Camden 
Dulinty  James,  grocer,  18  Williams 
Dulon  Roxana  F.  house  104  Salem 
Dulon  Susan  E.  nurse,  house  104  Salem 
Dunbar  A.  jr.  h.  Sumner,  near  Paris,  E.  B. 
Dunbar  A.  Mrs.  millinery,  2  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Dunbar  Amos,  jr.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  8  Groton 
Dunbar  A.  F.  &  G.  C.  shoes,  23  Fulton 
Dunbar  C.  S.  &  D.  A.  12  F.  H.  Market,  house  5 

Chilson  place 
Dunbar  Daniel,  machinist,  house  Third,  near  B 
Dunbar  David  A.  (C  S.  ^i  D.  A.  Du-nbar),  house  9 

Green 
Dunbar  Eben  M.  20  Long  wharf,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Dunbar  E.  P.  clerk,  304  Commer.  h.  at  Hingham 
Dunbar  Frederick  W.  21  S.  Market,  h.  London,  n. 
Sumner  [at  Abington 

Dunbar  George  C.  {A.  F.  ^  G.  C.  Dutibar),  house 
Dunbar  James,  blacksmith,  h.  Fourth,  near  D 
Dunbar  James  Harvey,  cooper,  46  Chatham 
Dunbar  John  D.  5  Exchange,  h.  29  Wash,  square 
Dunbar  John  G.  police  officer,  h.  1  Ridgeway  lane 
Dunbar  Jonathan,  soap  boiler,  h.  177  Fourth 
Dunbar  Joshua,  police  officer,  h.  London,  n.  Sum- 
ner, East  Boston 
Dunbar  Luther  W.  carpenter,  foot  Pinckney,  h.  28 
Bridge  [W.  Cedar 

Dunbar  Melzar,  carpenter,  foot  Pinckney,  house  22 
Dunbar  Peter  &  Co.  {Thomas  J.  Dunbar),  truck- 
men, 17  Custom  House  st.  h.  at  Waltham 
Dunbar  Samuel,  seaman,  house  18  Church 
Dunbar  Thomas  J.  {Peter  Dunbar^  Co.),  house  at 

Roxbury 
Dunbar  Washington,  mason,  b.  22  West  Cedar 
Dunbar  WiUiam,  varnish  maker,  h.  55  C,  n.  Fourth 
Dunbar  William,  machinist,  h.  Gold,  near  B 
Dunbar  William  H.  shoes  and  leather,  25  Fulton, 

house  4  Chesnut 
Dunbrack  Thomas,  car  builder,  h.  1  Gorham  pi. 
Duncan  Andrew  J.  63  Pearl,  boards  45  Harvard 


Duncan  Archibald,  slater.  Curve,  h.  43  Oswego 
Duncan  Charles  H.  tailor.  45  Harvard 
Duncan  Eliza  Mrs.  house  31  Blossom 
Duncan  Humphry  W.  slater,  h.  43  Oswego 
Duncan  James,  2  S.  Market,  boards  143  Court 
Dunc^  Jason,  cooper,  house  45  Harvard 
Duncan  John,  tailor,  house  Paris,  E.  B. 
Duncan  Margaret,  widow,  house  3  Lucas  place 
Duncan  Simeon,  keeper,  house  53  Lowell 
Duncan  Thomas,  carpenter,  b.  Border,  n.  Sumner 
Duncklee  Horace  L.  {Pond  S^  D.),  boards  Central 

House 
Duncklee  John  &  Joseph,  14  Broad,  h.  at  Brighton 
Duncklee  Joseph  {John  ^  J.),  h.  at  Brighton 
Dunham  C.  H.  boards  22  Oxford 
Dunham  {Cfmrles  H.)  &  Hovey  {Franklin  S.),  fan- 
cy goods,  70  Congress 
Dunham  Ezra  R.  12  1-2  Clinton,  boards  Cooper 
Dunham  Jacob  K.  glass  ware,  20  Central 
Dunham  John  J.  116  Court,  house  27  Vernon 
Dunham  Joseph,  teamster,  b.  7  Kneeland  place 
Dunham  Josiah,  rope  walk,  office  Fifth,  near  B,  h. 

B,  corner  Gold 
Dunham  Josiah,  jr.  rope  maker,  h.  55  B,n.  Fourth 
Dunklee  Benjamin  W.   {Chilson,  Dunklse  S^  Co.), 

house  3  Wall 
Dunklee  Nathan  S.  {Stone  ^  D.),  h.  1  Livingston 
Dunklee  W.  clerk,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Dunkles  William  A.  138  Washington  [alley 

Dunlap   Grace  Mrs.  snuff  and   cigars,  h.  Theatre 
Dunlap  George  L.  clerk  Bos.  &  Me.  R.  R.  boards 

National  House 
Dunlap  James,  house  Fourth,  near  K 
Dunlap  John,  house  70  Lowell 
Dunlap  John  S.  transportation  master  Bos.  &  Me. 

R.  R.  house  at  Medford 
Dunn  Barney,  laborer,  house  73  Eliot 
Dunn  Daniel,  piano-forte  maker,  house  4  Church 
Dunn  Daniel,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  7  Ohio  place 
Dunn  Edward  H.  clerk,  21  Elm,  b.  109  Salem 
Dunn   Henry  S.  clerk,  24  Devonshire,  b.  8  High 

St.  place 
Dnnn  James,  laborer,  house  31  Wash,  square 
Dunn  James,  laborer,  house  6  Cove  place 
Dunn  James,  cordwainer,  house  14  Williams 
Dunn  James,  laborer,  house  14  South  Cedar 
Dunn  James  C.  city  treasm'er,  office  City  Hall,  h. 

1  West  Cedar 
Dunn  John,  laborer,  h.  Causeway,  c.  Haverhill 
Dunn  John,  laborer,  house  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
Dunn  John,  tailor,  house  39  Salem 
Dunn  John  {Snow,  D.  ^  Co.),  b.  Union  Hotel 
Dunn  Michael,  founder,  house  Ontario 
Dunn  Michael,  laborer,  house  165  Milk 
Dunn  Owen,  laborer,  h.  Noble  place,  E.  B. 
Dunn  Patrick,  tailor,  house  6  Southac 
Dunn  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Dunn  Peter,  laborer,  30  Washington  square 
Dunn  Richard,  tailor,  house  1  Snowhill  avenue 
Dunn  Sarah,  tailoress,  house  rear  81  Tremont 
Dunn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  39  Salem 
Dunn  William,  laborer,  house  6  Washington  sq. 
Dunn  William,  blacksmith,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Dunnels  Amos,  clerk,  4  Lowell,  house  11  do. 
Dunnels  Amos  A.  4  Faneuil  Hall,  h.  20  Thacher 
Dunnels  Edward  H.  provisions,  4  Lowell,  b.  11  do. 
Dunnels  Horatio  P.  carpenter,  boards  11  Lowell 
Dunnels  Thomas  C.  house  8  Lindall  place 
Dunning  William  B.  paper  ruler,  h.  r.  58  Tyler 
Dunning  William  F.  14  Long  whf.  h.  D,  near  Fifth 
Dunnivan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Middlesex,  opp.  29 
Dunshee  A.  0.  paper  hanger,  b.  9  Brattle  sq. 
Dunsmore  Thomas   {Smith  £f  D.),  b.   112  Camb'ge 
Dunster  Martin  {J.  H.  West  S;  Co.),  b.  139  Han- 
over 
Dunton  Alvin   R.  teacher  of  penmanship,  5   1-2 

Tremont  row,  boards  274  Washington 
Dunton  Austin,  31  N.  Market,  h.  183  Harr.  avenue 
Dunton  Charles,  teamster,  h.  Commercial,  opp.  518 
Dunton  Robert  R.  broker,  25  Doane,  h.  17  Salem 


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Dupee  Allen,  painter,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Harr.  av. 
Dupee    Charles,    carpenter,    Lancaster,    house  27 

Lyman  place 
Dupee  Charles,  house  233  Tremont 
Dupee  Cyrus,  clerk,  boards  11  Gridley 
Dupee  George,  lumber  surveyor,  h.  233  Trenaont 
Dupee  Horace,  physician,  h.  575  Washington 
Dupee  Isaac,  house  1  Dupee  place 
Dupee  James  A.  25  Federal,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Dupee  John  {Eaton  S^  D.),  lumber,  h.  55  Dover 
Dupee  Lewis,  housewright,  Harr.  av.  corner  Dover 

house  233  Tremont 
Dupee  Martha,  widow,  h.  233  Tremont 
Duran  Benjamin,  boot  maker,  115  Cambridge 
Duran  Martin,  laborer,  house  98  Fourth  JP*^^ 

Duran  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Second,  bet.  A  &  Turn- 
Duran  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Durant  Augustus,  gentlemen's  furnishing   store, 

311  Washington,  h.  14  N.  Russell 
Durant  Colman,  cabinet  maker,  h.  5  Moon  st.  ct. 
Durant  Henry,  com.  mer.  3  Fulton,  h.  at  Lynn 
Durant  James,  cabinet  maker,  364  1-2  Wash.  h. 
43  Dover  [ton,  h.  Silver,  n.  G 

Durant  Thomas  P.  upholsterer,  364  1-2  Washing- 
Durant  William,  clerk,  37  Congress,  b.  85  Bedford 
Durell  Moses  T.  currier,  5  Ferry,  h.  Meridian 
Durfee  Jacob,  seaman,  house  Wilberforce  pi. 
Durfee  James,  machinist,  b.  6  Winthrop,  E.  B. 
Durgan  Asahel,  carpenter,  h.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Durgan  John  Y.  F.  housewright,  house  18  May 
Durbng  Charles  B.  teamster,  house  58  Nashua 
Durnan  Peter,  tailor,  house  21  Atkinson 
Duran  John,  laborer,  house  rear  98  Fourth 
Durgin  Ebenezer,  job  wagon,  house  10  Lindall  pi. 
Durie  Priscilla,  tailoress,  house  12  Chambers 
Durivage  Francis  A.  inspector  Custom  House 
Durkee  Silas,  physician,  26  Howard 
Durkin  John,  painter,  house  rear  Fifth,  near  B 
Durkin  Michael,  pedler,  house  Quincy 
Durrell  Moses  T.  currier,  5  Ferry,  h.  Meridian,  E.B. 
Dui-rell  William  H.  blacksmith,  h,  r.  248  Hanover 
Dusang  Peter,  tailor,  268  Commercial 
Dusenbury,  Woodward,   &   Co.   {J.   W.  Kimball), 

commercial  agency,  36  Water 
Dustin  Wm.  clerk,  9  Milk,  b.  Wash.  Coffee  House 
Dutcher  John,  carpenter,  house  rear  72  Fourth 
Dutilh  Charles  M.  {Craiff  &;  D.),  b.  40  Summer 
Dutton  Benj.,  W.  I.  g'ds,  113  Lev'et,  h.  52  Billerica 
Dutton  Darius,  cooper,  house  60  South 
Dutton  Francis  L.  132  Tremont 
Dutton  {Geo.  D.),  Lamb  {R.  A.),  &  Stearns  {John, 

jr.),  com.  mer.  131  Milk,  h.  17  La  Grange  pi. 
Dutton  {Hennj  W.)   &   Wentworth,   printers,   37 

Congress,  house  524  Washington 
Dutton  John  S.  restorator,  house  Leveret  lane 
Dutton  M.  Wilbur,  printer,  Haskins's  building,  b. 

1  Noyes  place 
Dutton  {Ormand),  Richardson  {Geo.  C),   &   Co. 
(John  Tilton,  F.  E.  Gregory,  and  Reub.  Swam), 
dry  goods,  29  and  31  Federal,  h.  7  Gridley 
Dutton  Samuel,  teamster,  house  Foundry 
Dutton  {Silas)  &  Eaton  {R.  B.),  manuf.  chemists, 

28  South  Market 
Dutton  Warren,  house  132  Tremont 
Duxbury  Tho's  C.  cl'k  B.  &  F.  R.  R.  h.ll  Shawm't 
Dwelley  Augustus,  housewright,  h.  Third,  near  G 
Dwelley  Charles,  shipwright,  h.  r.  Third,  near  I 
Dwelley  Robert  E.  carpenter,  boards  3  Ash 
Dwelly  George  W.  ship^vi-ight,  h.  19  Rochester 
Dwight  Edmund  {J.  K.  Mills  &;  Co.),  h.  1  Park 
Dwight  Lewis  Rev.  boards  1  Ashburton  place 
Dwight  Mosely  Rev.  house  212  Hanover 
Dwight  Thomas,  house  70  Beacon 
Dwight  William,  treasurer  Saco  Water  Co.  61  State 
Dwight  Wm.  H.  accountant,  house  Meridian 
Dwyar  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  87  Warren 
Dwyer  Hugh,  laborer,  house  9  Sullivan  place 
Dwyer  James,  housewright,  house  W.  Dedham 
Dwyer  Michael  H.  ostler,  house  75  A,  near  Third 
Dwyer  Nancy,  dress  maker,  house  45  Pleasant 


Dwyer  Thomas,  housewright,  house  W.  Dedham 
Dwyer  Wm.  laborer,  house  18  Hamilton 
Dyar  John  F.  cl'k.  Post  O.  h.  Cambridgeport 
Dyar  Smith,  leather,  73  Fulton,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Dyer  Andrew,  tailor,  house  19  Merrimac 
Dyer  Andrew  C.  clerk,  boards  6  East  street  place 
Dyer  Benj.  blacksmith,  b'ds  New,  n.  Cross,  E.  B. 
Dyer  B.  F.  mer.  tailor,  5  Joy's  b^iild.   [h.  at  Maiden 
Dyer  Daniel  A.  block  maker,  head  of  Foster's  wf. 
Dyer  David  {Black  <Sr  Co.),  house  23  Harrison  av. 
Dyer  David  Y.  h.  530  Commercial      [h.  16  Yernon 
I>yer{De.Tter)  &  Glover  {F.),  7  Fan.  Hall  Market, 
Dyer  Ebenezer  E.  fancy  goods  and  hair  work,  141 

Wash.  h.  Dorchester,  n.  National 
Dyer  Ezra  C.  com.  mer.  62  Kilby,  h.  at  Newton 
Dyer  Francis  E.  book  keeper,  3  and  4  Holmes'  bl'k, 

Haymarket  sq.  house  1  North  Margin  place 
Dyer  Francis  S.  clerk,  b'ds  24  Common      [Marion 
Dyer  Freeman  M.  oysters,  12  U.  States  Hotel,  h.  32 
Dyer  Henry,  physician,  house  1  Bulfinch 
Dyer  James,  pocket  book  manuf.   114  Wash,  and 

124  Cambridge 
Dyer  James  {Goodrich  &;  Dyer),  house  16  Vine 
Dyer  John,  distillery,  Indiana,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Dyer  John  J.  oysters,  435  Wash.  b.  32  Marion 
Dyer  (L.  31.)  &  Bramhall  (Elbridf/e),  2  and  4  Fan. 

Hall  Market,  house  at  Brighton 
Dyer  Micah  {Brovm  S^  D.),  house  18  Richmond 
Dyer  Micah,  jr.  20  Court 

Dyer  Quincy.  saleratus  maker,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Dyer  Robert  P.  3  1-2  Comm'l,  bds.  Norfolk  House 
Dyer  S.  D.  thread,  150  Hanover,  house  at  Chelsea 
Dyer  {S.  L.)  &  Bradford  {E.  S.),  boots  and  shoes, 

5  Fulton  and  14  Clinton,  h.  at  S.  Braintree 
Dyer  Samuel  N.  clerk,  119  AVash.  h.  6  Sewall  pi. 
Dyer  Thos.  D.  51  &  52  N.  Market,  bds.  27  Howard 
Dyer  Wm.  teamster,  house  A,  c.  First 
Dygan  Charles,  laborer,  house  Ontario 
D^ke  George  E.  161  Milk,  bds.  13  Snowhill 
Dyke  James,  21  Union,  house  13  Snowhill 
Dyke  Wm.  boots  &  shoes,  21  Union,  h.  13  Snowhill 

EAGAN  ELIZABETH,  widow,  house  1  Vine 

Eager  Edwards  W.  12  Washington 

Eager  E.  W.  gunsmith,  bds.  Hanover  House 

Eager  John  B.  house  40  Auburn 

Eager  John  P.  107  Milk,  bds.  26  South  Russell 

Eager  William,  commission  merchant,  22  Central 

wharf,  house  at  Charlestown 
Eagin  Julia,  widow,  house  101  Endicot         [House 
Fames  Ithamar  B.  counsellor,  46  Wash.  bds.  Adams 
Fames  Jesse,  housewright,  h.  White,  n.  Meridian 
Fames  John,  house  1  Marion 
Eames  William  J.  clerk,  30  Milk,  bds.  37  Tyler 
Earl  Hezekiah,  dep.  marshal,  house  6  Derne 
Earl  Hezekiah,  jr.  clerk  B.  &  W.  R.  R.      [Fourth 
Earl  Thomas,  soap  maker,  144  Turnpike,  house  87 
Earl  William,  wood,  Fulton,  corner  Richmond,  h. 

1  Phipps  place 
Earle  Henry,  jr.  tailor,  139  Wash.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Earle  John,  jr.  &  Co.  [J.  L.  Plummer  &;  T.  Cahill), 

merchant  tailors,  139  Wash.  h.  7  Bowdoin 
Earle's  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Early  Charles,  tailor,  house  66  Atkinson 
Early  James,  laborer,  house  32  Stillman 
Early  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Thacher  avenue 
Early  Thomas,  house  D,  near  Third  street 
Early  Timothy,  laborer,  house  rear  65  Eliot 
Easby  Robert,  seaman,  h.  2  Commercial  court 
Eason  Eliza,  widow,  house  3  Ijeveret  lane 
Eastburn  John  H.  printer,  18  State,  b.  Revere  H. 
Eastburn  Manton,  bishop  of  Mass.  h.  128  Tremont 
Easte  Charles  H.  stable.  Silver,  c.  Dorchester,  h. 

220  Broadway,  near  D 
Easter  {Samuel)  &  Smith  (C.  C),  hats  and  caps,  5 

Market  square,  house  at  Charlestown 
Easterbrook  Isaac,  house  65  Pinckney 
Easterbrook  Joseph,  printer,  b'ds  65  Pinckney 
Easterbrook  Wm.  constable,  10  Com-t  square,  h.  3 

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Eastham  Charles,  dentist,  23  Tremont  row,  house 

at  Maiden  [Exchange,  bds.  3  Franklin 

Eastham  William  W.  {Stratton,  Sheriff,  S^  Co.),  22 
Eastman  Arthur  M.  21  Congress,  h.  i  Brookline 
Eastman  C.  A.  8^  Tremont  row,  bds.  5  Cambridge 
Eastman  [Charles  J.  F.)  &  King  (//.),  W.  India 

goods,  167  Milk,  house  at  Waltham 
Eastman  Franklin,  printer,  bds.  National  House 
Eastman  John  B.  laborer,  house  rear  9  Adams 
Eastman  John  W.  machinist,  bds.  18  Dover  place 
Eastman  John  T.  201  Wash.  bds.  84  Bedford 
Eastman  Josiah  S.  53  &  55  Fed'l,  h.  at  Bridgewater 
Eastman  J.  S.  (TF.  H.  ^  J.  S.),  rear  49  Fayette 
Eastman  Mary,  tailoress,  house  14  Sudbury 
Eastman  Mary  A.  nurse,  house  2  Gouch  place 
Eastman  Merrill,  mason,  h.  Albion,  n.  Lucas  pi. 
Eastman  Nehemiah  C.  clerk,  75  Com'l,  b.  69  Poplar 
Eastman  Rodney,  soapstone  worker,  b.  1  Hawkins 
Eastman  Seth,  house  14  Oneida  [bmy 

Eastman  Walter  B.  daguerreotype  artist,  h.  9  Sud- 
Eastman  Wm.  H.  &  J.  S.  carpenters,  r.  49  Fayette, 

house  Village,  near  Lucas  place 
Easton  J.  L.  clothing,  house  9  Southac 
Eaton  Albert  C.  chemist,  house  21  Pine 
Eaton  Amherst,  house  833  Washington 
Eaton  Asa  Rev.  house  40  Pinckney 
Eaton  Benjamin  A.  house  47  Tremont 
Eaton  Caleb,  79  Commercial,  bds.  26  Sheafe 
Eaton  Caroline,  dress  niaker,  bds.  7  Maple  place 
Eaton  Charles,  21  S.  Market,  b.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Eaton  Charles  O.  painter,  Court,  opp.  Hanover,  b. 

9  Brattle  square 
Eaton  Charles  F.  {Synimes  Sf  Eaton),  h.  5  Eaton 
Eaton  Charles  F.  28  &  47   Long  wharf,  house  at 

Cambidgeport 
Eaton  Daniel,  captain,  house  10  Indiana 
Eaton  Ebenezer,  5  Exchange,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Eaton  Elizabeth,  house  3  Myrtle 
Eaton  Ezra,  clothing,  81  Com'l,  house  126  Salem 
Eaton  Ezra  0.  clothing,  213  Ann,  h.  21  N.  Bennet 
Eaton  George,  teacher,  2  Bumstead  pi.   house  833 

Washington  [over,  boards  National  House 

Eaton  {Isaiah)  &  Fletcher  {F.),  dry  goods,  48  Han- 
Eaton  Ira  A.  hats  and  caps,  Commercial,  c.  Lewis, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Eaton    {I.    Ward),  Thayer  (TF.    H.)   &   Co.    {E. 

Thayer),  wines,    125   &   127  Fulton,  house  4 

Chilson  place  [7  W.  Cedar 

Eaton  James,  sportsmen's  warehouse,  44  Wash.  h. 
Eaton  James  H.  clerk,  bds.  19  Billerica 
Eaton  James  M.  pilot,  house  192  Hanover 
Eaton  James  M.  house  53  Billerica 
Eaton  Jasper  H.  book  keeper,  h.  125  Turnpike 
Eaton  John,  laborer,  h.  10  Pearl  place 
Eaton  John,  tailor,  house  8  Maverick  block 
Eaton  John  J.  {Bowman  is  Eaton),  h.  at  Camb. 
Eaton  John  L.  clothing,  73  Ann,  h.  at  Charlesto'n 
Eaton  John  R.  bds.  10  Indiana 
Eaton  John  S.  clerk  B.  &  M.   R.   R.   house  at  S. 

Reading  [Cove,  h.  7  East  st.  pi. 

Eaton  Joseph,  carriage  spring  maker,  Beach,  cor. 
Eaton  Joseph  B.  &  Co.  {D.  C.  Noyes),  hardware,  2 

Union,  h.  34  Temple        [Third,  n.  Dorchester 
Eaton  Lemuel  P.  broker,  5  Exchange,  house    246 
Eaton  Marcus,  cook.  bds.  rear  35  Prince        [Hotel 
Eaton  Moses,  jr.   {Merrill,  Eaton  4,  Co.),  bds.  City 
Eaton  Osgood,  surveyor  lumber,  h.  Prince,  c.  Salem 
Eaton  Page,  jr.  crockery,  &c.  39  Federal,  b.  9  Elm 
Eaton  Rebecca,  widow,  house  20  N.  Bennet 
Eaton  Robert  B.  {Button  c^-  £.),  28  S.  Market 
Eaton  Roxana,  house  98  Federal 
Eaton  Ruth,  widow,  house  rear  25  Prince 
Eaton  Samuel  A.  h.  26  S.  Cedar  [48  Purchase 

Eaton  Sereno  D.  civil  engineer,  O.  C.  Railroad,  h. 
Eaton  Symonds  J.  {Starkweather  &;  E.),  h.  3   Zone 
Eaton  Timothy,  h.  opposite  1  Columbia 
Eaton  {William)  &  Dupee  {Joh7i),  lumber,  2  Bos- 
ton wharf,  h.  278  Broadway 
Eaton  (William)   &  Bates  (C),  com.  merchants, 

38  Commercial,  h.  63  Salem 


Eaton  William  J.  iron  dealer,  7  India  wf.  h.  Arnold 
Eaton  William  L.  tailor,  81  Com'l,  h.  9  Hull 
Eaton  (TTm.  O.),  Hill  (£.  P.),  &   Co.   {B.    Cole), 
publishers  of  the  Evening  Museum,  2  Marlboro' 
Chapel  place  [Bussey  place 

Eaton  William  S.  (/.   W.  Blodgett  &;  Co.),  house  4 
Eayrs  Augustus  E.  coffee  rooms,  379  1-2  Washing- 
ton, house  29  London 
Eayrs  Charles,  carrier,  house  3  Piedmont 
Eayrs  Joseph  H.  dry  goods,  21  Milk,  h.  9  Warren 
Eayrs  Julien  W.  boards  26  Common 
Eayrs  Sarah,  boards  26  Common 
Eayrs  William,  clerk,  house  26  Common 
Eayrs  {William  C.)  &  Fairbanks,  {J.  L.),  station- 
ers, 136  Washington,  h.  opp.  227  Tremont 
Eberle  Charles,  upholsterer,  152  Washington 
Eberle  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  house  6  Dover 
Eberle  R.  Mrs.  milliner  and  dress  maker,  1  Winter 
Eberle  Salome,  house  16  West  Castle 
Ebert  Francis,  German  boarding,  7  Hanover 
Eckel  John  N.  house  18  Bedford 
Eckels  James,  carpenter,  house  Jasper  place 
Eckert  Valentine,  cordwainer,  75   Summer,  house 

5  Norfolk  place 
Eckley  Caroline,  widow  of  David,  h.  57  Beacon 
Eckley  Joseph,  house  276  Washington 
Eddy  Benj.  at  Post  Office,  house  4  Exeter,  place 
Eddy  Caleb,  22  State,  house  4  Exeter  place     [ham 
Eddy  Darius,  refrigerators,  428  Wash,  h.  at  Hing- 
Eddy  George  W.  39  Ann,  bds.  35  Beach 
Eddy  Gibbs  W.  carpenter,  h.  35  Beach 
Eddy  James  M.  last  maker,  house  111  Chambers 
Eddy  Lauriston,  43  Trem.  r'w,  h.  May,  c.  May  st.  pi. 
Eddy  R.  E.  33  Somerset,  house   1  Hamilton  place 
Eddy  R.  H.  civil  engineer  and  solicitor  of  patents, 

22  State,  house  4  Exeter  place 
Edes  Betsy,  house  647  1-2  AVashington 
Edes  Henry  A.  91  Milk  [Charlestown 

Edes  Robert  B.  port  warden,  68  Commercial,  h.  at 
Edes  Samuel,  {Jewett,  McGilvray   tS,    Co.) 
Edgcomb  James  L.  clerk,  bds.  7  Winter 
Edgerly  Andrew  J.  waiter  at  City  Hotel 
Edgerly  Daniel  (/.  S.  Edyerly  &;  Co.),  h.  10  Barton 
Edgerly  Hannah,  boarding,  2  N.  Margin  place 
Edgerly  Jas.  W.  hardware,  3  Union,  h.  22  Shawmut 
Edgerly  John  S.  &  Co.  {D.  Edyerly),  grain,  3  &  4 
Com'l  wf.  house  at  Somerville  [Green 

Edgerly  Lyman  W.  wood,  Travers,  c.  Canal,  h.  4 
Edgerly  {Peter)  &  Lovejoy  {Alfred  IF.),  provisions, 

91  Endicot,  h.  7  Cleveland  place 
Edgerly  Samuel  {B.  B.  Tilt  S;  Co.) 
Edgerton  James  O.  restorator,  37  Merchants'  row 
Edgerton  Loring,  tailor,  26  Wash.  h.  16  S.  Russell 
Edgeworth  Jolm,  laborer,  house  1  French  place 
Edgeworth  William  H.  printer,  house  19  Tyler 
Edland  Abigail  Mrs.  house  1  North  square         [ick 
Edlefson  John  H.  stevedore,  h.  London,  n.  Maver- 
Edmands  B.  Franklin  {Henshaw,  Edmands  §  Co.), 

house  50  W.  Cedar 
Edmands  B.  AV.,  Post  Office,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Edmands  Ephraim  W.  sash  and   blind  maker,  182 

Harrison  av.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Edmands  George  D.  18  Kilby,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Edmands  George  W.  49  Court,  bds.  4  Arch 
Edmands  H.  F.  clerk,  67  Commercial  wharf,  house 
at  Charlestown  [town 

Edmands  Isaac  P.  T.  36  Lewis  wf.  h.  at  Charles- 
Edmands  Jas.  F.  clerk,  38  India  [h.  at  Cambridge 
Edmands  J.  Lincoln,  {Henshaw,  Edmands  &;  Co.), 
Edmands  J.Wiley,  com.  mer.  31  Kilby,  h.  at  Newt'n 
Edmands  Richard  B.  (Shaw  i;  E.),  b.  73  Brighton 
Edmands  Thomas  R.  B.,  Mercantile  wf.   house  at 

Charlestown 
Edmands  William  F.  carpenter,  h.  3  Indiana 
Edmands  William  Otis  {LambeH,  E.  Sg  Co.),  bds. 

21  Somerset 
Edmands  W.  S.  porter  State  Bank,  h.  at  Cha'st'n 
Edmond  Francis  {Richardson  AE.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Edmond  James,  com.  mer.  2  Market  square,  house 
at  Brookline 


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Edmonds  Gardner,  glazier,  h.  S.  Williams 
Edmunds  Charles,  Custom  House,  h.  Mav.  sq.  E.  B. 
Edmunds  Edward  Rev.  house  2  Erie 
Edmunds  Griffith  {Roberts  S^  E.),  h.  8  Carroll  place 
Edmunds  Rachael,  house  8  Greenough  avenue 
Edney  George  P.  boots  and  shoes,  109  Cambridge, 

house  6  Blossom  court 
Edson  Jacob,  carriage  maker,  house  13  Billerica 
Edson  John  M.  moulder,  house  rear  Swan 
Edstrom  Emily,  dress  maker,  320  Washington 
Edstrom  Thomas,  trunk  maker,  h.  90  Tyler 
Edwards  Albert,  restorator,  Oak,  c.  Albany,  h.  210 

Broadway 
Edwards  Alexander,  laborer,  house  7  1-2  Bartlett 
Edwards  Amasa  S.  3  Canal,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Edwards  Antone,  laborer,  h.  rear  68  Friend 
Edwards  Chas.  H.  turner,  h.  Chardon,  n.  Hawkins 
Edwards  George  B.  printer,  h.  6  Second,  S.  B. 
Edwards  Henry,  house  4  Joy  place 
Edwards  Henry,  laborer,  house  68  Friend 
Edwards   Henry  B.  sash  and  blind  maker,  house 

122  Leveret 
Edwards  James,  soapstone  worker,  h.  105  Hudson 
Edwards  John   F.   lumber  wf.    Milldam,  house  at 

Brookline,  order  box  at  Thompson's,  old  State 

House  [house  at  Chelsea 

Edwards  Joseph  S.  hair  dresser,  435  Commercial, 
Edwards  Newton,  counsellor,  20  Court 
Edwards  {Oliver),   Holman  {Edwin),  &.  Co.  {John 

Fernald),  locks  and  safes,  51  Congress,  house 

5  Vine  [House 

Edwards  Pierpont  {Camp  Sf  E.),  boards  Bromfield 
Edwards  Roxanna,  widow,  boarding,  h.  15  Grove 
Edwards  Samuel  F.  pump  and  block  maker,  India 

wharf,  h.  11  Shawmut  [h.  18  Sudbury 

Edwards  Saml.  T.  city  crier,  order  box  Post  Office, 
Edwards  Sarah,  boarding,  h.  101  Cambridge 
Edwards  Thomas,  artist,  38  Tremont  row,  house 

at  Charleston 
Edwards  Thomas  {Sturtevant,  E.  S^  Co.),  h.  Border 
Edwards  Wm.  provisions,   Grove,  c.  Southac,  bds. 

83  W.  Cedar 
Egan  Ann,  widow,  nurse,  house  18  Carver 
Egan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  14  Bedford 
Egan  James,  counsellor,  19  old  State  House,  bds. 

Pavilion  [House 

Egan  John,  hats,  11  Commercial,  boards  Fulton 
Egan  Martin,  plasterer,  house  22  Erie 
Egan  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  24  Suffolk 
Egan  M.  W.  house  and  ship  joiner,  h.  31  Suffolk 
Egan  William,  waiter,  h.  29  1-2  Washington  sq. 
Egan  William,  tailor,  house  15  Stillman 
Eggleston  Lorenzo,  machinist,  h.  17  Groton 
Eggleston  AVilliam,  cabinet  maker,  b.  17  Groton 
Ehrlich  Moses,  dry  goods,  36  Milk,  h.  113  Pleasant 
Ehrlich  Myer,  36  Milk,  boards  113  Pleasant 
Eilderman  Richard,  captain,  house  130  Endicot 
Ela  Martha  A.  widow,  h.  2  Cedar  street  place 
Elden  Stillman  A.  57  Milk 
Elder  Geo.  E.  carpenter,  house  41  Curve 
Elder  John,  type  maker,  house  13  May 
Elder  John  E.  house  22  Albany 
Elder  Robert,  upholsterer,  11  and  13  Bromfield 
Elder  William,  printer,  house  52  Leveret 
Eldredge  Edw.  H.  (O.  Eldredge^  Co.),  h.  7 Otis  pi. 
Eldredge  J.  Lewis,  clerk,  93  Court 
Eldredge  Oliver  &  Co.  {Edivard  H.  Eldredge),  do- 
mestic goods,  15  Federal,  h.  7  Otis  pi. 
Eldredge  Rebecca,  widow,  house  3  Salem  ct. 
Eldredge  R.  G.  tinman,  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Eldridge  Andrew  H.  clerk,  b.  57  High  [at  Chelsea 
Eldridge  Ellery,  boots   and  shoes,  13  Elm,  house 
Eldridge  John  S.  counsellor,  35  Court,  house  at 

Dorchester  [tur 

Eldridge  Julia  Ann,  widow,  h.  Liverpool,  n.  Deca- 
Eldridge  Mary  E.  widow,  h.  2  N.  Chapel  place 
Eldridge  Phoebe,  widow,  house  94  Leveret 
Eldridge  Reuben,  piano-forte  maker,  b.  2  Kuhn  pi. 
Eldridge  Richard,  painter,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Eldridge  Samuel,  counsel'r,  35  Court,  h.  at  Dorch'r 


Eldridge  Simeon,  laborer,  house  London,  E.  B. 
Eldridge  Smith,  house  57  High 
Eldridge  Vienna,  widow,  house  161  Hanover 
Eldridge  William,  mariner,  house  55  N.  Margin 
Eliaers  Augustus  {Gassiot  (Sr  E.),  b.  155  Pleasant 
Eliot  Ephraim  L.  clerk  CityTreas.  office,  City  Hall, 
house  18  Eliot  [Atkinson 

Eliot  John  F.  druggist,  32  Commercial,  house  75 
Eliot  Nathaniel  G.  clerk,  house  6  Minot 
Eliot  Samuel  A.  30  Court,  house  31  Beacon 
Eliot  William,  laborer,  house  59  Pitts 
Eliot  William  P.  39  Milk 
Elisha  James,  laborer,  house  r.  13  Southac 
Elk  John,  laborer,  house  5  Camden  place 
Elkins  Martha,  seamstress,  house  2  Sears  place 
EUard  John,  laborer,  house  2  Wharf 
Ellenwood  Josiah,  house  3  Corey  avenue 
Ellenwood  Sarah  Mrs.  house  5  Chapman  place 
Ellery  William,  weigher  and  gauger,  11  Lewis  wf. 

house  at  Chelsea 
Ellicorn  Jas.  laborer,  h.  18  Washington  av.      [lum 
Ellicott  Joseph  P.  {E.  D.  Peters  ^  Co.),  h.  6  Asy- 
Elliot's  Express,  7  State 
Elliot  Charles  A.  house  246  Tremont 
Elliot  Ephraim,  house  18  Eliot 
Elliot  Gardner,  housewright,  h.  1  Winslow  place 
Elliot  Margaret,  dress  maker,  house  39  Oneida 
Elliot  Wm.  L.  45  Pearl,  house  30  Pearl 
Elliott  Geo.  W.  carpenter,  house  56  Fifth 
Elliott  Matthew  P.  furnishing  store,  11  Washing- 
ton, h.  17  Pitts 
Elliott  {William)  &  Greig  {George),  com.  mer.  11 

Doane,  bds.  6  Chauncy  place 
Ellis  Abner,  house  19  Edinboro' 
Ellis  Albert  W.  mariner,  h.  6  Henchman  lane 
Ellis  Avery  P.  boards  27  Charles 
Ellis  Benjamin,  teamster,  house  4  Dover 
Ellis  Calvin,  boards  2  McLean 
Ellis  Calvin  F.  {Rand  S^  E.),  house  at  Dedham 
Ellis  {Chas.)  &  Mayo '(J-  ^Q>  merchants,  South, 

near  Lehigh 
Ellis  Charles  L.  cooper,  house  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Ellis  Charles  M.  counsellor,  21  Old  State  House, 

house  at  Roxbury 
Ellis  Charles  W.  coachman,  house  9  Mason 
Ellis  Daniel  {D.  Ellis  S^  Co.),  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Ellis  David  &  Co.  {Daniel  Ellis  <Sf  /.  R.  Ellis),  pro- 
duce, 3  Merchants'  row,  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Ellis  Ebenezer,  W.  I.  goods,  100  State,  house  107 

Leveret 
Ellis  Francis  D.   &  Co.  {Charles  A.  Fiske),  com- 
mission merch.  64  Kilby,  house  at  Chelsea 
Ellis  George  &  Co.  (C.  B.  Darling),  grain  dealers, 

37  Long  wharf,  h.  103  Harrison  avenue 
Ellis  George,  importer  crockery,  25  Doane 
Ellis  George,  house  44  Oak 

Ellis  George,  12  Boylston  Market,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Ellis  Geo.  Fred.  h.  Blackstone  sq.  cor.  Pembroke 
Ellis  Geo.  W.  100  State,  bds.  787  Washington 
Ellis  Geo.  W.  house  288  Broadway 
Ellis  Geo.  W.  at  Coney's  machine  shop,  S.  B. 
Ellis  Hezekiah,  teamster,  house  91  Endicot 
Ellis  Jabez,  house  97  Harrison  avenue  [port 

Ellis  J.  Russell  {D.  Ellis  (S,  Co.),  h.  at  Cambridge- 
Ellis  John  M.  Rev.  agent   Collegiate  Education 

Society,  26  Joy's  building 
Ellis  John  S.  30  F.  H.  Market,  house  7  Allen 
Ellis  John  S.,  B.  &  W.  freight  house,  b.  45  Tyler 
Ellis  {Jonathan)  &  Meriam  {Levi  B.), iron  dealers, 

35  India,  house  Pine  place 
Ellis  Joshua  James,  student,  177  Hanover 
Ellis  Luther,  house  2  McLean 
Ellis  Mary,  dress  maker,  house  9  Mason 
Ellis  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  99  Harrison  av. 
Ellis  Matilda,  widow,  house  241  Tremont 
Ellis  Matthias,  constable,  house  86  Salem 
Ellis  Moses  {Oliphant  ^  Co.),  bds.  N.  Eng.  House 
Ellis  Nathaniel  {Bimiey  §  E.),  h.  7  Chambers 
Ellis  Peter,  marmer,  house  Webster,  E.  B. 
Ellis  P.  M.  boards  54  Hudson 


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Ellis  Rowland,  51  Blackstone,  h.  186  Hanover 
Ellis  Samuel,  painter,  foot  of  Sumner,  house  7  Me- 
ridian [Abington 
Ellis  Samuel,  dry  goods,  5  Merchants'  row,  h.  at  E. 
Ellis  Samuel,  sec.  H.  &  B.  Railroad  &  Mining  Co. 

7  Change  av.  h.  91  Broadway,  cor.  B 
Ellis  Seth,  engineer,  house  160  Hudson     [Hudson 
Ellis  Stephen  &  Co.  grocers,  430  Washington,  h.  63 
Ellis  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  22  Suflfolk 
Ellis  Thomas  T.  physician,  1  Albany 
Ellis  Warren,  21  F.  H.  Market  h.  4o  Carver 
Ellis  Wm.  boards  241  Tremont 
Ellis  Wm.  Henry,  bds.  11  Indiana  [town 

Ellison  Andrew,  tailor,  19  Brattle,  h.  at  Charles- 
Ellison  Andrew,  jr.  civil  engineer,  36  Mer.  Ex. 
Ellison  Bethia,  house  9  S.  Cedar 
Ellison  Charles,  last  maker,  house  9  S.  Cedar 
Ellison  George,  packer,  boards  64  South 
Ellison  George,  seaman,  house  49  Charter 
Ellison  James,  53  Blackstone,  h.  at  Waltham 
Ellison  James,  clerk,  boards  39  Common 
Ellison  Samuel,  mason,  boards  17  Albany 
Ellison  William,  21  Blackstone,  h.  39  Common 
Elmes  Lucy,  nurse,  house  222  Hanover 
Ellms  Anson,  shipwright  and  caulker.  Weeks'  whf. 

house  Sumner,  corner  Liverpool 
Ellms  Archibald,  shoes,  94  Turnpike,  h.  96  do. 
Ellms  Henry  S.  silversmith,  h.  6  N.  Bennet 
Elm  Wm.  pump  and  block  maker,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Elms  Cornelius,  trader,  house  216  Broadway 
Elms  David,  trader,  h.  187  Silver,  near  D 
Elms  Ebenezer,  blacksmith,  house  8  Lovis 
Elms  James  C.  29  Pearl,  b.  N.  E.  House 
Elsbury  Mary,  laundress,  house  rear  25  Belknap 
Elson  Julius,  watch  maker,  house  9  Sha^vmut 
Elton  Benjamin,  mariner,  house  3  Bartlett 
Elwell  Benjamin,  ship  carpenter,  h.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Elwell  David,  wharfinger.  Constitution  wharf,  h. 

21  Eliot 
Elwell  Lot,  last  maker,  h.  Athens,  bet.  D  and  E 
Elwell  Samuel  B.  last  maker,  h.  Eighth,  near  E 
Elwell  Simon,  carpenter,  h.  rear  1  Plymouth  place 
Ely  Alfred  B.  counsellor,  46  Washington 
Ely  Eugene,  rattans,  32  Commer.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Ely  Horatio  G.  house  9  Castle  J}^^  Harr.  av. 

Emerson  A.  &  Co.  paper.  Water,  c.  Devonshire,  h. 
Emerson  Benj.  96  F.  H.  Market,  b.  123  Court 
Emerson  Charles,  wharf  builder,  house  11  Green 
Emerson  Charles  H.  counsellor,  bds.  6  High 
Emerson  Charles  H.  hats,  caps,  &c.  299  Washing- 
ton, house  96  Tyler 
Emerson  Darius  11.  291  Wash.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Emerson  David  D.  pump  maker,  h.  4  East  Orange 
Emerson  David  G.  boards  Mass.  Hotel 
Emerson  Edward  &  Co.  {Joseph  Hayden),  47  F.  H. 

Market,  h.  at  Lexington 
Emerson  Edward,  house  1  Cherry 
Emerson  Edward,  machinist,  b.  234  Harr.  av. 
Emerson  {Elijah   C),  Cochrane  {G.    W.)  &  Co. 
{H.  Emerson),  boots  and  shoes,  70  Pearl,  h.  at 
Brookline 
Emerson  Enoch,  carriage  smith,  6  Charlestown 
Emerson  Frederick,  instructor,  75  Leveret 
Emerson  Frederick  B.  {Thurston,   Torrey  §■  Co.), 
boards  61  Federal  [House 

Emerson  George  {H.  Emerson  5,  Co.),  b.  National 
Emerson  George,  house^vright,  li.  Third,  near  G 
Emerson  George  B.  teacher  Young  Ladies'  School, 

house  2  Pemberton  square 
Emerson   Gorham   &    Co.    {Joseph  B.   Emerson), 

shoes,  189  Broadway,  h.  240  Fourth,  near  D 
Emerson  H.  B.,  Friend  of  Virtue  and  intelligence 

office,  13  Bedford 
Emerson  Henry,  house  7  Eliot  [bers 

Emerson  Henry  {H.  Emerson  (Sr  Co.),  h.  92  Cham- 
Emerson  Henry,  jr.  boards  7  Eliot  [21  Somerset 
Emerson  Hiram  {Emerson,  Cochrane  ^  Co.),  bds. 
Emerson  Howard  &  Co.  {H.  ^  G.  Emerson),  pro- 
duce, 8  Market  sq.  h.  4  Oxford  place 
Emerson  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  Broadway,  near  K 


Emerson  Jeremiah,  house  98  W.  Cedar 
Emerson  John  (R.  8^  J.  Emerson),  house  11  Sea 
Emerson  John  S.  undertaker,  h.  Pembroke  [3  Bay 
Emerson  Jonathan,  housewright,  Foster  place,  h. 
Emerson  Joseph   B.  {Gorham  Emerson  <Sf  Co.),  h. 

12  E,  near  Seventh  [at  Woburn 

Emerson  Joseph  S.  collector,  35  Devonshire,  house 
Emerson  Joseph  W.  ship  joiner,  b.  Webster,  cor- 
ner Cottage 
Emerson  Nathaniel,  teamster,  house  23  Prince 
Emerson  {Nathaniel  F.)  &  Fitz  (L.),  produce,  81-2 

Market  sq.  boards  14  Portland 
Emerson  O.  H.  boards  Harr.  av.  corner  Beach 
Emerson  Otis,  housewright,  house  3  Margaret 
Emerson  Parker,  housewright,  Fulton  ct.  house  8 

Snowhill 
Emerson  Parker,  jr.  printer,  house  rear  8  Fleet 
Emerson  Robert  &  John,  wood  and  coal,  4  Sea,  h. 

Third,  near  B  [church 

Emerson  Romanus,   grocer.    Old  Road,  near  the 
Emerson  R.  Van  C.  91  Washington,  h.  at  Camb'ge 
Emerson  S.  W.  P.  at  Post  Office,  b.  39  Hudson 
Emerson  William,  clerk,  boards  24  Portland 
Emerson  Wm.  P.  h.  21  Hudson  [h.  r.  36  1-2  Prince 
Emerson  Wm.  W.  hair  dresser,  46  Merchants'  row, 
Emery  Alexander  J.  24  Dock  sq.  h.  144  Harr.  av. 
Emery  Alonzo,  proprietor  Eastern  Exchange  Ho- 
tel, E.  R.  R.  wharf 
Emery  Charles,  laborer,  boards  235  Harr.  avenue 
Emery  Colby  {Downes  &;  E.),  57  Brattle 
Emery  Edward,  toll  gatherer,  house  Milldam      [C 
Emery  Elias,  restaurant,  Devonshire,  h.  Third,  n. 
Emery  Elizabeth  Mrs.  boarding,  12  Cooper 
Emery  Francis  W.  R.  office  6  Devonshire,  house 

21  Tyler 
Emery  George  F.  house  53  Dover 
Emery  George  Frederick,  h.  101  Harr.  avenue 
Emery  H.  A.  dentist,  10  Tremont  Temple,  house 

Meridian,  E.  B. 
Emery  (Isaac)  &  Tirrell  {John),  wood  and  coal, 

134  Sea,  house  101  Harrison  av.  [Hudson 

Emery  Jacob  O.  1  Railroad  block,  Lincoln,  bds.  19 
Emery  James,  clerk,  25  Exchange,  h.  4  Dupee  pi. 
Emery  Job,  slater,  house  64  Sea 
Emery  John,  laborer,  house  99  Endicot 
Emery  John  W.  {Moore  ^  E.),  house  at  Chelsea 
Emery  Martha  Mrs.  house  11  Myrtle 
Emery  Mrs.  widow,  house  20  W.  Canton 
Emery  Nathaniel,  house  10  Lvnde 
Emery  Nathaniel  {Brooke  &  E.),  b.  Maverick  sq. 
Emery  Stephen  L.  at  Post  Office,  b.  39  Hudson 
Emery  William  D.  housewright,  house  5  Fabin 
Emery  Wm.  H.,  Custom  House,  h.  63  Chesnut 
Emmes  Samuel  &  Co.  {Orel  Towle  &;  W.  H.  Slo- 

cum),  hats,  caps,  and  furs,  10  Elm,  house  at 

Roxbury 
Emmons  Charles  G.  boards  14  Hayward  place 
Emmons  Edward  B.  clerk,  P.  0.  h.  75  S.  Suffolk 
Emmons  Elizabeth  S.  teacher,  boards  1  Allen  pi. 
Emmons  Henry,  laborer,  house  7  Stillman  place 
Emmons  John  A.  19  India,  house  at  Roxbury 
Emmons  John  L.  {Hodffes^-  E.),h.  1  Burroughs  pi. 
Emmons  Joshua,  tin  ware  and  stoves,  26  School, 

house  243  Tremont  [19  Summer 

Emmons  Nathaniel  H.  (T.  B.  Wales  §  Co.),  house 
Emmons  Robert  L.  house  5  Eliot 
Emmons  Robert  W.  book  binder,  20  Devonshire 
Emmons  Samuel  Franklin,  at  Post  Office 
Emmons  Sarah,  widow,  house  7  Cherry 
Emmons  Stephen,  iron  casting,  107  State,  h.  5  Eliot 
Emmons  Thomas,  cooper,  house  21  Pleasant 
Emmons  William  S.  sail  maker,   112  Commercial, 

boards  14  Portland 
Endicott  Henry  (Allen  ^  E.),  house  3  Fruit 
Endicott  Lewis,  captain,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Endicott  William,  jr.  13  Winter 
Endrcs  George,  musician,  h.  1  Blanche  court 
English  Abram  T.  provisions,  101  Hanover,  house 

132  Hanover 
English  Archibald,  painter,  house  11  Blossom 


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English  Chas.  harness  maker,  Chesnut,  cor.  River, 

house  88  Mt.  Vernon 
English  James,  cooper,  h.  Brookline,  n.  Newland 
English  James  L.  counsellor,  9  Court  square,  house 

8  Causeway 
English  James  W.  clerk,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
English  {Jerome  A.)  &  Macomber  {George),  horse 

shoers  and  farriers,  Beverly,  cor.  Charlestown, 

house  121  Endicot 
English  Nathaniel  F.  boards  Mansion  House 
English  William  B.  author,  h.  r.  60  S.  Margin 
Ennick  Wm.  junk,  12i  Endicot,  h.  55   N.  Margin 
Ennis  Abraham,  tinsmith,  b.  1  Sister,  c.  William 
Ennis  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  10  Grove 
Enos  Antonio,  Portuguese  boarding  house,   rear 

349  Commercial 
Enright  James,  laborer,  house  2  Belcher  lane 
Ensteh  Joseph,  German  boarding  house,  4  Theatre 

alley 
Enwright  Michael,  milkman,  house  r.  Fourth,  n.  O 
Enwright  Patrick,  boiler  maker,  house  79  Kneelaud 
Erickson  {Aaron)  &  Treadwell  (G.),  wool,  54  Pearl 
Erratt  Stephen,  tailor,  boards  1  Alden 
Ervin  William,  laborer,  house  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Erving  Edward  S.  treasurer  P.  O.  h.  79  Pleasant 
Erving  Mary,  widow  of  Dr.  Shirley,  h.  127  Tremont 
Erving  Shaley,  clerk,  boards  79  Pleasant 
Erving  Thomas,  tailor,  house  5  Theatre  alley 
Erving  Thomas  A.  agent,  99  Purchase,  house  127 

Tremont  [&  Central  court 

Esbach  Henry,  musical  inst.  maker,  115  Court,  b. 
Esson  James,  engineer,  h.  Bessom  court,  E.  B. 
Estabrook  Charles,  boards  74  Temple 
Estabrook  Eliza  R.  Mrs.  nurse,  house  6  Albion 
Estabrook  George  H.  house  6  Albion 
Estabrook  James   A.  boots  and  shoes.  Merchants' 

row,  corner  Ann,  house  71  Prince 
Estabrook  Silas,  printer,  142  Wash.  h.  7  Oswego 
Estabrooks  Luther  L.  truckman,  h.  2  Webster  pi. 
Estell  John,  machinist,  house  Ontario 
Estelle  Peter,  marble  polisher,  h.  rear  7  Milton 
Ester  Elizabeth  Anne  Mrs.  h.  4  Cotting  court 
Estes  Abigail  B.  widow,  h.  35  S.  Cedar 
Estes  James,  carpenter,  bds.  26  Grove 
Etheridge  Emily,  house  86  Pinckney 
Etheridge  Mary,  h.  53  Tremont 
Eustin  Sarah,  widow,  h.  5  Avery  place 
Eustis  Charles  M.  {Broivn  i^  E.),  h.  666  Wash. 
Eustis  James  E.  F.  61   Commercial,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Eustis  Joseph,  merchant,  h.  666  Washington 
Eustis  Rebecca,  widow,  house  1  Lovett  place 
Eustis  William  T.  treas.  Ogdengsburgh  R.  R.  Co. 

92  State  [42  &  44  Pearl,  h.  17  AUston 

Eustis  Wm.  T.  &  Co.  {Beiij.  CaUcnder),  hardware, 
Eustis  Wm.  Tracy,  8  Broad,  h.  666  Washington 
Eustis's  Express,  7  State  [Doane 

Evans  Alfred,  merchant,  over  7  Broad  and  34 
Evans  Alonzo  H.  grocer,  141  Court,  h.  at  S.  Maiden 
Evans  Andrew  A.  208  Wash.  h.  Dix  pi.  c.  Wash. 
Evans  Arad,   cabinet  maker,  13  Merrimac,  h.  12 

AUston  St.  at  Charlestown 
Evans  Brice  S.  dry  goods,  56  Hanover,  h.  at  Maiden 
Evans  Charles  C.  clerk,  bds.  3  Bowdoin  square 
Evans  Chas.  S.  messen.  Market  Bank,  h.  1  Porter 
Evans  Emma  Mrs.  seamstress,  h.   3  Spear   place 
Evans  Eunice,  widow,  house  3  Province 
Evans  Franklin,  broker,  31  Kilby,  bds.  Rev.  House 
Evans  Gardner,  teamster,  house  13  Nashua 
Evans  Hale,  broker,  10  Salem,  house  do. 
Evans  Henry  L.  carpenter,  house  1   Maiden  place 
Evans  Henry  P.  stone  cutter,  h.  54  Oak 
Evans  H.  B.  h.  96  Pleasant  [h.  Dover,  c.  Emerald 
Evans  Horatio,  lumber  whf.  Albany,  opp.  Oswego, 
Evans  James  O.  carpenter,  h.  66  Middlesex 
Evans  John,  house  2  French  place  [ick  House 

Evans  John,  apothecary,  Maverick  sq.  bds.  Maver- 
Evans  John  D.  printer,  12  School,  h.  20  May 
Evans  John  O.  grocer,  Beach,  corner  Hudson,  h. 

at  Newton  [26  Purchase 

Evans  Jonas,  apothecary,  Purchase,  c.  Pearl,  bds. 


Evans  Leonard,  machinist,  house   New,  near  Liv- 
erpool, E.  B.  [Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Evans  Richard,  wharfinger,  Comey's  wharf,  house 
Evans  Stokes,  plasterer,  house  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Evans  Susan  C.  teacher,  boards  1  Dix  place 
Evans  Thomas,  rigger,  25  Prince 
Evans  Thomas,  broker,  6  Salem 
Evans  Thomas  H.  paper  hanger,  h.  65  Middlesex 
Evans  Thomas  L.  brewer,  h.  752  Washington 
Evans  Wm.  counting  room  92  Utica,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Evans  William,  restorator,  230  Hanover,  house  3 

Charlestown 
Evans  Wm.  L.  com.  mer.  69   Com'l,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Evans  Wm.  L.  carpenter,  grocer,  189  Fourth,  h.  F, 

near  Fifth 
Evans  W.  S.  teamster,  3  Boston  wf.  h.  80  Fourth 
Eveleth  Abby  Manning,  nurse,  9  Nashua 
Eveleth  Franklin,  mariner,  house  109  Leveret 
Eveleth  Geo.  H.  clerk,  213  Washington 
Eveleth  John,  restorator,  340  Com'l,  h.  4  Short 
Eveleth  Joseph,  sheriff,  office  County  Court  House, 

house  73  Summer 
Eveleth  J.  H.  {Blackmer  §  -E.),  h.  at  Newton  Cor. 
Eveleth   Samuel,  ass't   appraiser.  Custom   House 
Eveleth  Samuel  C.  salesman,  house  41  High 
Eveleth  Wm.  {N.  F.  Cunningham  %  Co.),  house  73 

Summer 
Everard  Geo.  carpenter,  house  79  Essex 
Everbeck  John,  painter,   95  Water,  h.  Paris,  near 

Sumner,  E.  Boston 
Everbeck  Peter,  painter,  house  64  Middlesex 
Everett  Aaron,  house  12  Orange 
Everett  Alexander  H.  Mrs.  liouse  8  Florence 
Everett,  {Charles)  &  Faulkner  (D.   F.),  domestic 

goods,  54  Milk,  house  at  Cambridge 
Everett  Charles  J.  house  Pitts  court 
Everett  D.  R.  &   Co.   {R.  Clement),  groceries,   c. 

New  Prince  and  N.  square 
Everett  Eliza  G.  h.  756  Washington,  cor.  Canton 
Everett  Erastus  D.  hosiery,  gloves,  &c.  64  1-2  Han- 
over, h.  at  Somerville 
Everett  Frederick  W.  house  Pitts  court 
Everett  Geo.  clerk,  Quincy  Hall,  b.  12   W.  Orange 
Everett  Hannah,  widow  of  James,  h.  Pitts    court 
Everett  Heman,  porter.  Am.  House,  h.  33  Lowell 
Everett  Isaac  C.  teamster,  house  Swan 
Everett  James  M.  printer,  h.  8  Derne 
Everett  Oliver,  jr.  engineer,  house  120  Hudson 
Everett  Otis,  book  keeper,  65    State,  h.  740  Wash. 
Everett  Otis  B.  39  Com'l  wf.  h.  740  Washington 
Everleth  Daniel,  harness  maker,  3   Beverly,   h.  r. 

19  Prince 
Everleth  William,  cabman,  bds.  rear  19  Prince 
Evers  Michael,  teamster,  bds.  27  Charles 
Evcrson  Geo.  H.  (S.  Adayns  &;  Co.),  h.  136  Fourth 
Evert  Henry,  laborer,  house  98  Salem 
Evert  Henry  Wm.  teacher  of  music,  h.  34  Spring 
Evett  Sophia,  house  6  Columbia 
Ewell  Joseph  H.  book  keeper,  bds.  153  Court 
Ewer  Charles,  house  33  Spring 
Ewer  David,  machinist,  h.  238  Han'ison  avenue 
Ewer  Geo.  W.  stone  cutter,  h.  117  Essex 
Ewer  Rebecca,  widow,  house  29  N.  Margin 
Ewers  John,  currier,  93  Fulton,  h.  3  Bartlett  place 
Ewinger   Hannah,  widow,    Lynde,  c.  Lynde   place 
Ewings  Calvin,  provisions,  house  41  Garden 
Ewings  Walter  W.  butter,  &c.  37  North   Market, 
h.  at  E.  Cambridge  [Myrtle 

Evrins  Alexander  (trsor^'e  C.  Rand  &;  Co.),  bds.   2 
Ezekiel  J.  W.  com.  mer.   Milk,   c.   Devonshue,  h. 
43  Fayette 

FAALEY  PATRICK,  pedler,  h.  3   High  st.  court 
Faass  John,  painter,  h.  Carney  pi.  c.  Washington 
Fabens  Francis  A.  counsellor,  39  Court  ■> 
Faddis  James,  laborer,  house  20  Suffolk 
Faden  Andrew  M.  provisions,  623   Washington,  h. 

2  Village  place 
Fagan  Bernard,  blacksmith,  house  7  Dover 
Fagan  Geo.  laborer,  house  rear  40  Blackstone 


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Fagan  Patrick,  tailor,  house  12  Sister 

Fahay  John,  laborer,  h.  37  1-2  Prince 

Fahay  Patricli,  grocer,  37  1-2  Prince,  house  do. 

Fahee  Edward,  laborer,  h.  2  Thaclier  court 

Fairbank   Franklin  D.  {Wilson,  F.  ^  Co.),  bds.  20 

Temple  place 
Fairbanks  Amos,  shoes,  33  Merchants'  row,  house 

Richmond,  corner  Richmond  place 
Fairbanks  Calvin,  house  13t)  Pleasant 
Faii'banks  Charles  B.  ass't  librarian  B.  Athenaeum, 

bds.  3  Otis  place  [56  Commercial 

Fairbanks  David,  agt.  Union  wf.  Co.,  Provinceto'n, 
Fairbanks,   Drury   &     Co.     {Thomas    VolUntine), 

shoes  and  leather,  31  Broad,  h.  opp.  9!)  Trem. 
Fairbanks  E.  &  T.  &  Co.  scale  makers,  110  Milk 
Farbanks  George  N.  merchant,  27  Lewis  wf.  bds.  3 

Otis  place  [house  at  Charlestown 

Fairbanks  Henry  P.  saddlery   hardware,  56   Pearl, 
Fairbanks  Horatio  W.  clerk,   21   Kilby,  house   at 

Somerville 
Fairbanks  Israel  W.  carpenter,  house  67  W.  Cedar 
Fairbanks  John  P.  (/.  G.  Roberts  S^  Co.),  house  41 

Tremont  [House 

Fairbanks  Joseph,  teamster,  h.  Wash.  opp.  Wash. 
Fairbanks  Josiah  L.  {Eayrs  S^  F.),]\.   Jo  Bedford 
Fairbanks  Levi,  porter,  house  6  Adams 
Fairbanks  Moses,  clerk,  Hovvard  AthenECum  build- 
ing, house  Hawkins,  c.  Ivers 
Fairbanks  Nancy,  widow  of  Otis,  house  3  Otis  pi. 
Fairbanks   Stephen,  treas.  W.    Railroad,  13   Rail- 
road Exchange,  h.  33  Bedford  [b.  ol  Eliot 
Fairbanks  Will'm  N.  {Carpenter,  Fairbanks  §  Co.), 
Fairbanks  Zopher,  mason,  house  5  Fruit 
Fairbrother  Richard,  clerk,  Western  av.  Hotel 
Fairchild  Catharine,  boarding,  19  Avery 
Fairchild  Joy  H.  Rev.  house  26 )  Fourth 
Fairchild  Wm.  B.  woollen  goods,  53  Wash,     [doin 
Fairfield  John,  merch'nt,  22  Central  wf.  h.  53  Bow- 
Fairfield  Mary,  house  75  A,  n.  Third    [20  Buianch 
Fairfield  Nicholas  H.    37   Commercial   wharf,  bds. 
Fairfield  Turner  C.  (G.  C.  Morrison  ^  Co.),  house 

62  Salem  [Bartlett 

Fairfield  Wm.  real  estate  agent,  183  Hanover,  h.  1 
Fairweather  Samuel  A.  clerk,  16  Dock  sq.  house  at 

Charlestown  [Hudson 

Fales  Caroline,  teacher  Winthrop  School,  bds.  101 
Fales  David  N.  house  101  Hudson 
Fales  Haliburton,  house  121  Tremont 
Fales  Joseph  J.  physician,  Maverick  sq.  north  side 
Fales  Thos.  J.  machinist,  Richmond,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Fallen  John,  machinist,  h.  Har.  ave.  n.  Olive  pi. 
Fallen  Pat.  E.  machinist,  h.  Har.  ave.  n.  Olive  pi. 
Fallon  Ann  M.  widow,  h.  Northampton,  n.  Har.  av. 
Falls  John  T.  carpenter,  bds.  Hudson,  c.  Carver 
Falvey  Marg't,  widow,  dress  maker,  6  Jackson  pi. 
Falvey  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  r.  Sea,  near  the  bridge 
Fanning  David,  laborer,  house  516  Commercial 
Fanning  Edward,  mariner,  house  6  Fleet 
Fanning  M.  J.  dress  maker,  r.  5  Mason  [lett 

Fanning  Robert,  junk  store,  Lincoln  wf.  h.  3  Bart- 
Faour  Martin,  laborer,  house  19  Williams 
Fardle  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  65  Eliot 
Faris  Misses,  boarding,  3  Cambridge 
Farkenter  Neil,  laborer,  house  9  Cross 
Farley  Chas.  B.  {Jones ^F.),  h.  Tremont.  n.  Dover 
Farley  Gustavus,  hides'and  leather,  58  Fulton,  h. 

at  Chelsea 
Farley  Henry  W.  carpenter,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Farley  James  P.  clerk,  43  Milk,  house  at  Chelsea 
Farley  N.  Webster,  dry  goods,  70  Hanover,  bds.  15 

Minot 
Farley  Owen,  laborer,  h.  Northampton,  c.  Suffolk 
Farley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Chelsea  place,  E.  B. 
Farley  Rob't,  broker,  24  State,  h.  17  Louisburgh  sq. 
Farley  Robert,  jr.  h.  17  Louisburgh  square 
Farling  James,  restorator,  2  Fleet,  house  do. 
Farlow  John  S.  grocer,  20  High,  c.  Federal,  house 

26  High 
Farmer  Benjamin,  cooper,  house  E,  cor.  Gold 
Farmer  Henry,  clerk,  house  12  Medford  court 


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Farmer  Jesse,  clerk,  house  9  Vernon 
Farmer  John,  laborer,  house  Erin  alley,  E.  B. ' 
Farmer  John,  laborer,  h.  7  Second        [h.  9  Taylor 
Farmer  John  P.  blacksmith,  Suffolk,  near  Lenox, 
Farmer  Margaret,  widow,  house  6  Gouch 
Farmer  Thomas,  bds.  54  Essex 
Farmer  Thomas,  11  Broad 
Farn  Barney,  laborer,  house  rear  16  Bennet 
Farn  Barney,  laborer,  house  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Farnham  Albert  A.  captain,  house  40  Lowell 
Farnham  Albert  G.  wheelwright,  b.  8  Medford  ct. 
Farnham  Edwin  L.  tailor,  house  8  Tileston 
Farnham  Hannah  Mrs.  house  D,  near  Fourth 
Farnham  Horace  P.  counsellor,  35  Court,  house  at 

Roxbury 
Farnham  Isaac  M.  cooper,  house  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Farnham  Luther  Rev.  house  70  Suffolk 
Farnham  P.  I.  &  Co.  merchants,  18  Custom  House 

street,  house  at  Roxbury 
Farnham  Samuel  T.  mariner,  house  23  London 
Farnsworth  Amanda  M.  house  Tyler,  near  Oak 
Farnsworth  Catharine,  widow,  house  157  Hanover 
Farnsworth  {Ezra)  &  Shaw  {George  A.),  dry  goods, 

97  Milk,  house  3  Lincoln 
Farnsworth  Geo.  E.  91  Wash.  h.  at  Charlestown. 
Farnsworth  Isaac  D.  com.  mer.  8  Chatham,  house 

79  Mount  Vernon 
Farnsworth  James,  at  Wor.  depot,  h.  45  Tyler 
Farnsworth  John,  furniture,  12  Canal  block,  house 

28  Lowell  [town 

Farnsworth  John  C.  {Adams  ^  F.),  h.  at  Charles- 
Farnsworth  Jonas,  carpenter,  house  20  Poplar 
Farnsworth  Oliver  T.  clerk,  93  Kilby 
Farnsworth  Rebecca,  house  rear  436  Washington 
Farnsworth  Royal,  housewright,  bds.  15  Minot 
Farnum  Charles  G.  tailor,  121  Washington,  house 

81  Chambers 
Farnum  Dolly,  carpet  maker,  h.  320  Washington 
Farnum  Greenleaf  B.  carpenter,  house  2  Vernon 
Farnum  Henry  {Curtis  ^  Co.),  house  84  Salem 
Farnum  Henry,  bds.  59  ^Federal 
Farquharson  Alexander,  cooper,  h.  Second,  n.  C 
Farr  Celatia,  marketman,  house  55  Nashua 
Farr  Ephraim  W.  watchman,  house  28  Oswego 
Farr  Jonathan  L.  mineral  water,  h.  16  S.  Russell 
Farran  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Mechanic  court 
Farran  Daniel,  teamster,  house  6  StlUman  place 
Farran  James,  mason,  house  115  Ann 
Farran  John,  laborer,  house  68  South 
Farran  Patrick,  laborer,  house  110  Endlcot 
Farran  Thomas,  grocer,  12  Cove,  house  do. 
Farran  William,  grocer,  house  74  Endlcot 
Farran  William  D.  carpenter,  bds.  6^  Causeway 
Farrar  A.  F.  house  51  Belknap  [Lexington 

Farrar  Abljah  W.   {Dana,   F.  ^  Hyde),  house  at 
Farrar  Alonzo,  44  Broad,  bds.  3  Lyman  place 
Farrar  {Daniel),  Richards  {\V.  B.),  &  Co.  {R.  A. 

Richards),  metals,  41  S.  Market,  h.  14  Hancock 
Farrar  John  A.  printer,  house  18  Blossom 
Farrar  John  A.  jr.  printer,  house  3  Foster  place 
Farrar  Judson  N.  clerk,  Mechanics'  Bank,  house  at 

Dorchester  [Eliot 

Farrar  J.  Hamilton,  book  keeper,  22  Elm,  bds.  88 
Farrar  Munroe,  truckman,  h.  Liverpool,  n.  Mav'k. 
Farrar  Otis  C.  watchman,  house  Maiden 
Farrar  Thomas,  brass  founder,  house  77  Nashua 
Farrar  Timothy,  counsellor,  99  State,  h.  9  Camb. 
Farrar  Washington  L.  clerk,  bds.  18  Blossom 
Farrar  Wm.  laborer,  house  84  Eliot 
Farrar  W.  Henry,  57  Kilby,  house  at  Neponset 
Farrar  Wm.  H.  counsellor,  26   old  State  House,  h. 

at  Roxbury 
Farrell  Charles,  penny  post,  bds.  1  Minot 
Farrell  Edward,  laborer,  house  17  Hamburg 
Farrell  Daniel,  mason,  house  Sliver,  near  C 
Farrell  Daniel,  carver,  10  Dock  sq.  h.  30  Grove 
Farrell  Francis,  tailor,  house  17  Adams 
Farrell  James,  boarding,  90  Ann 
Farrell  James,  carpenter,  house  27  W.  Dedham 
Farrell  James,  tailor,  house  98  Salem 


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Farrell  John  {Murrarj  ^  F.),  90 J  Endicot 
Farrell  John,  carpenter,  bds.  11  Pitts 
Farrell  Margaret,  widow,  house  6  Brookline 
Farrell  Mary  A.  widow,  h.  rear  1  Plymouth  place 
Farrell  Mary  Jane,  house  14  Adams 
Farrell  Patrick,  house  7  Second 
Farren  George,  carpenter,  house  17  Prince 
Farren  Nathan,  clerk,  bds.  28  Sheafe 
Farren  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Athens,  near  A 
Farrie  John,  boards  57  Federal  [3  Minot 

Farrington  Ebenezer  T.  [Levi  Bartlett  S^  Co.),  h. 
Farrington  George,  boot  maker,  bds.  21  Gouch 
Farrington  {John)  &  Hunnewell  {Georf/e  IF.),  sil- 
versmiths, 4  Court  avenue,  li.  763  Washington 
Farrington  Josiah  C.  R.  printer,  16  Devonshire,  h. 
at  Cambridge  [Fountain  House 

Farrington  Josiah  G.  boots  &  .shoes,  471  Wash.  bds. 
Farrington  S.  &  L.  h.  69  Chambers        [68  Belknap 
Farrington  Samuel  P.  {Clark,  Sweet  <Sr  Co.),  house 
Farrington  S.  S.  shoes,  13  Shoe  and  Leather 
Farrington  Thomas,  apothecary,  1  Tremont  House, 

house  69  Chambers 
Farrington  Thomas  F.  book  binder,  h.  14  N.  Russell 
Farris  James,  trader,  house  48  Utica 
Farrissey  Dennis,  laborer,  oppo.  14-5  Purchase 
Farron  Hugh,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Farron  John,  laborer,  house  r.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Farron  Michael,  laborer,  house  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Farrow  Ira  S.  porter,  bds.  2  Utica     [Border,  E.  B. 
Farrow  John  S.  ship  carpenter,  house  Sumner,  cor. 
Farry  James,  laborer,  house  19  Garden 
Farwell  Abel  G.  &  Co.  {S.  HaU,jr.  &;  H.  N.  Farwell), 
com.  merchants,  8  Central  wharf,  h.  12  Bulfinch 
Farwell  Ezra  M.  teamster,  bds.  6  Billerica 
Farwell  F.  F.  {J.  H.  S;  F.  F.  Farwell),  14  Congress 
Farwell  Frances  P.  boarding,  12  Pitts  [near  B 

Farwell  Geo.  W.  wood  and  coal,  170  Sea,  h.  Third, 
Farwell  Henry  N.  {A.  G.  Farwell  §  Co.),  b'ds   12 

Bulfinch 
Farwell  {James  D.)  &  Stevens  (Henry  K.),  ship 

chandlery  and  hardware,  109  Commercial 
Farwell  James  E.  &  Co.  (^4.  G.  TreadweU),  print- 
ers, 32  Congress,  house  63  Brighton 
Farwell  James  K.  teacher  at  House  of  Industry 
Farwell  Joseph,  house  181  Harrison  avenue 
Farwell  John  H.  &  F.  F.  job  printers,  14  Congress, 

boards  3  Chilson  place 
Farwell  Joseph  R.  bds.  19  La  Grange  place 
Farwell  Levi,  clerk,  8  Central  wf.  bds.  12  Bulfinch 
Farwell  Luther,  jr.  {Jones  &:  F.),  h.  6  Blossom 
Farwell  Miles  M.  clerk,  b.  Third,  n.  B       [building 
Farwell  O.  A.  treas.  Silvic  Gas  Light  Co.  1^  Joy's 
Farwell  Stephen  T.  treasurer  American  Education 

Society,  L5  Cornhill,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Fatal  J.  J.  porter,  house  2  Southac 
Fatal  Wm.  C.  seaman,  house  22  S.  Cedar 
Faulkner  Chas.  {T.  Tarbell  S^  Co.),  b.  38  Summer 
Faulkner  Dwight  F.  {Everett  S;  F.),  h.  48  W.  Cedar 
Faulkner  Jane,  widow,  h.  Church,  cor.  S.  Cedar 
Faulkner  Robert,  house  75  Eliot 
Faulkner  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  6  Rollins  pi. 
Faunce  George  H.  machinist,  h.  E,  cor.  Sixth 
Faunce  John,  cabinet  maker,  house  6  Dover 
Faunce  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  Eighth,  n.  E 
Faunce  Wm.  baggage-master  E.  R.  Road,  house 

Centre,  E.  B. 
Fauteux  Louis  G.  restorator,  70  Merrimac 
Favor  H.    S.   findings,  6  &   7  N.  England  block, 

Clinton,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Favor  James  A.  {Richard-son  S;  F.),  34  S.  Margin 
Favor  John,  stair  builder,  Lincoln,  h.  14  Suffolk 
Fawcett  Albin,  cook,  h.  25  Blackstone 
Fawcett  Samuel  H.  paver,  house  3  Spring 
Faxon  E.  carpenter,  house  5  Providence 
Faxon  Edward,  clerk,  house  5  Orange 
Faxon  Eliza,  widow,  house  Beach,  cor.  Sea 
Faxon  Francis  E.  (iV.  Faxon  S^-  Co.),  h.  30  Temple 
Faxon  Gardiner  G.  civil  engineer,  h.  Beach,  c.  Sea 
Faxon  George  N.  (.¥.  Faxon  &:  Co.),  h.  25  Somer't 
Faxon  Henry,  gate  keeper  City  institutions,  S.  B. 


Faxon  Isaiah,  18  Milk,  h.  71  Salem 
Faxon  John,  printer,  house  17  W.  Centre 
Faxon  Nathaniel  &  Co.  {F.   E.  ^  G.  N.  Faxo7i, 
^-  R.  Cutler),  boots,  shoes,  and  leather,  53  N. 
Market,  h.  25  Somerset 
Faxon  Oren,  undertaker,  r.  548  Wash.  h.  5  Orange 
Faxon  Oren  J.  {Bijram  ^  Co.),  house  5  Orange 
Fay  Aug.  F.  {Dexter  Fay  §•  Sons),  b.  10  Morton  pi. 
Fay  B.  W.  boards  18  Shawmut 
Fay  Charles  H.  grocer,  112  Charles,  bds.  99  do. 
Fay  Chas.  T.  tin  roofing,  67  Friend,  b.  at  Charlest'n 
Fay  Dana,  house  37  Dover 

Fay  Dexter  &  Sons  {Emery  B.  Augustus,  F.  § 
Sylvester  C),  W.  I.  goods,  seeds  and  flour,  41 
India,  h.  at  Southboro' 
Fav  Edw.  W.,  Patent  Agent  office,  86  State  [pi. 
Fay  Emery  B.  {Dexter  Fay  <S,-  Sons),  h.  2  Hollis 
Fay   {Francis  B.  &;  Frank  ijf.)   &  Farwells   (L.), 

merchants,  38  India,  h.  at  Chalsea 
Fay  Frank  B.  {Fay  S^  Farioells),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Fay  Franklin  L.  shoes  and  leather,  51  Fulton,  h. 
at  Maiden  [Hancock 

Fay  George  W.  {Thomas  G.  Fay  4,  Co.),  house  11 
Fay  Harrison,  provisions,  43  South  Market,  house 
at  Brookline  [Cambridge 

Fay  Isaac,  butter  and  cheese,  46  Brattle,  house  at 
Fay  John,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie      [Suffolk 
Fay  Levi,  grocer,  Suffolk,  cor.  S.  Lowell,  h.    70  S. 
Fay  Lucien,  tin  roofing,  65  Friend,  h.  40  Lowell 
Fay  Luke,  house  11  Hancock 
Fay  Mary  P.  Mrs.  boarding,  10  Morton  place 
Fay  Michael,  waterman,  house  Milldam 
Fay  Richard  S.  75  State,  house  at  Lynn 
Fay  Thomas,  house  8  Pearl  place 
Fay  Thomas  G.  &  Co.  {George  W.  Fay),  cutlery  & 

fancy  goods,  1  &  3  Kilby,  h.  51  Dover 
Fay  Windsor  ISlrs.  house  10  Harvard 
Fay  Wm.  C.  merchant,  49  India  wf.  h.  454  Wash. 
Fearing  Albert  &   Co.  {D.  Whiton),  duck  dealers, 

16  &  17  City  wharf,  h.  7  Tremont  place 
Fearing  Andrew  C.  com.  merchants,  16  Morton  pi. 

house  1  Bulfinch 
Fearing  {James  H.)  &  Whitney   {Betijamin  L.), 
cloth  store,  33  Washington,  and  5  Hitchborn 
block,  Ann,  h.  at  Hinghara 
Fearing  Lincoln,  agent  Roxbury  Chemical  Works, 

70  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Fearing  T.  B.  {McGill  &:  F.),  Ex.  Coffee  House 
Federen  John,  house  r.  2  Mason 
Federhen  Jacob,  jeweller,  117  Court,  h.  2  Mason 
Federhen  John,  jr.  jeweller,  53  Court,  house   15 
Butolph  [Hanover 

Federhen   John,  jr.    {Wtn.   Perry,  jr.   S;   Co.),   2 
Fee  Bernard,  laborer,  house  r.  73  Eliot 
Fee  William,  laborer,  house  8  Stillman 
Feeley  James,  laborer,  h.  6  N.  End  block 
Feely  Michael,  variety  store,  34  Middlesex,  h.  do. 
Feely  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  45  Merrimac 
Feely  Timothy,  laborer,  house  45  Merrimac 
Feenan  Peter,  laborer,  hoiise  35  Brighton 
Feenan  William,  housewright,  house  29  Friend 
Feid  Davis,  oysters,  24  Sudbury  [Bedford 

Felbel  Julius,  fancy  goods,  503  Washington,  h.  63 
Felch  Geo.  M.  coachman,  h.  119  Pinckney 
Felch  Oilman,  ship  joiner,  h.  London,  c.  Meridian 
Felch  Walton,  lecturer,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Fellows  A.  &  E.  C.  publishers  of  the  Orphan's  Ad- 
vocate, Tremont,  cor.  Common,  h.  do. 
Fellows  Henry,  laborer,  house  10  May 
Fellows  Jacob,  shoes  and  clothing,  4  Rowe's  wf.i 

bds.  High,  cor.  Gridley 
Fellows  John  F.  ck'rk  Atlas  office,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Fellows  John  H.  {Stratton,  Sheriff  &;   Co.),  house 

at  East  Cambridge 
Felt  Andrew  J.  piano-forte  maker,  b.  37  Tremont 
Felt  Geo.  C.  piano-forte  maker,  b.  37  Tremont 
Felt  Geo.  W.  wines,  1  Canal  block,  Blackstone,  h. 

6  Salem 
Felt  J.  A.  book  keeper  at  W.  P.  Tenny's  [ont 

Felt  Jonathan  W.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  37  Trem- 


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Felt  Joseph  B.  Rev.  h.  15  Warren 

Felton  Arteraus,  13  La  Grange  place 

Felton  Charles,  carpenter,  house  9  Oxford  pi. 

Felton  George,  omnibus  driver,  b.  759  Washington 

Felton  John,  distiller,  r.  66  Prince,  h.  91  Salem 

Felton  Luther  &  Son  (L.  H.),  distillers,  6  Long 

wharf,  h.  376  Broadway,  n.  G 
Felton  L.  H.  (L.  Felton  &;  Son),  6  Long  wharf 
Felton  Samuel  M.  superintendent  Fitchburg  R.  R., 

Causewav,  c.  Haverhill 
Felton  S.  O.  28  Joy's  building 

Felton  Stephen  O.  carpenter,  boards  6  Pitts  [place 
Feltt  Mary  G.  millinery,  119  Hanover,  h.  5  Noyes 
Feltt  William,  pattern  maker,  h.  5  Noyes  pi. 
Fenelon  Michael,  clerli,  h.  Third,  near  D 
Fenlee  George  (C'/iuA-ard  ^  Fenlee),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Fenley  James,  laborer,  house  A,  n.  Third 
Fenn  Austin,  clerk,  20  India,  h.  Cotton  place 
Fennell  Sally  L.  dyer,  house  52  Eliot 
Fennerly  Patrick,  baker,  house  r.  82  W.  Cedar 
Fenno  Charles  H.  engraver,  1  Court  av. 
Feuno  Elizabeth,  laundress,  house  28  May 
Fenno  H.  W.  treas.  National  Theatre,  h.  7  Vernon 
Fenno  Isaac  {West  St;  F.),  house  3  Newton  place 
Fenno  James,  jeweller,  41  Hanover,  h.  8  Eaton 
Fenno  James  W.  54  Central  wharf,  h.  38  Carver 
Fenno  John,  wheelwright,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage 
Fenno  J.  Brooks  (  Whitney  ^  F.),  h.  3  Bussey  pi. 
Fenno  John  W.  {HarndcnS^'  Co.),  b.  729  Washing. 
Fenno  Joseph,  caulker,  house  4  Wesley         [town 
Fenno  Stephen,  City  Market,  Brattle,  h.  at  Charles- 
Fenno  William,  Powell  House,  Theatre  alley 
Fenno  William  A.  house  3  Hersey  place 
Fen  ton  Charles  E.  artist,  house  Paris,  E.  B. 
Fenton  George,  blacksmith,  h.  21  Hamburg 
Fenton  Henri  H.,  French  goods,  212  Washington, 

house  7  Oxford 
Fenton  John,  grocery,  h.  142  Ann,  c.  Richmond 
Fenton  John,  carpenter,  h.  A,  n.  Broadway 
Ferdinand  Jasper  F.  broker,  56  Blackstone,  house 

at  Jamaica  Plain 
Ferguson  Ellen,  dress  maker,  h.  5  South  st.  ct. 
Ferguson  Geo.  W.  omnibus  driver,  b.  11  E.  Canton 
Ferguson  James,  tallow  chandler,  h.  Adams  pi. 
Ferguson  Mark  S.  boards  19  Albany. 
Ferguson  Michael,  laborer,  h.  13  Distil-House  sq. 
Ferguson  Patrick,  moulder,  house  57  Pitts 
Ferguson  Patrick,  fruit,  &c.  97  Commercial 
Ferguson  Robert,  apothecary,  348  Wash.  h.  19  Pine 
Ferguson  Sarah  R.  nurse,  2  Cotton  place 
Fernald  Albert,  clerk,  boards  16  Kneeland 
Fernald  Albert  L.  15  State,  h.  536  Washington 
Fernald  Ammi  C.  groc'r,  220  Hano'r,  h.  536  Wash. 
Fernald  A.  W.  &  B.  L.   spar  makers.  New,   house 

Liverpool,  near  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Fernald  Benjamin,  cooper,  house  Newland 
Fernald  Benj.  L.  [A.  W.   £s  B.   L.   Fernald),  bds. 

Liverpool  [shoers,  8  Charlestown,  h.  20  Poplar 
Fernald  (David  L.)  &  Strand  (Thomas  D.),  horse 
Fernald  Ebenezer,  pile  driver,  h.  Maverick,  E.   B. 
Fernald  Eli,  painter,  7  Albany,  h.  17  Marion 
Fernald  Elihu,  404  Com'l,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Fernald  George  H.  moulder,  h.  Fifth,  near  E 
Fernald  Henry  B.  commission  merchant,  1  Central 

wharf,  house  at  Roxbury 
Fernald  James  (Ilarrod  ^  F.),  house  10  Sheafe 
Fernald  Joel,  laborer,  house  55  Union 
Fernald  John,  safe  maker,  bds.  5  E.   Dedham 
Fernald  (John)  &  Blain  (  William  M.),  blacksmiths, 

35  Stillman,  h.  33  Thacher 
Fernald  Jno.  (Edwards,  Hobnan §•  Co.),  51  Congress 
Fernald  John  C,  W.  I.  goods,  Tremont,  cor.  War- 
ren, bds.  16  Kneeland 
Fernald  Joshua  E.,  Park  Hall,  Boylston,  c.  Trem. 
Fernald  Mark,  wheelwright,  h.  C,  near  Fifth 
Fernald  ^Mary  Ann.  h.  210  Harrison  avenue 
Fernald  Nath'l,  horse  shoer,  10  Canal,  h.  at  Melrose 
Fernald  N.  Marshall,  161  Wash.  bds.  1  Lowell  pi. 
Fernald  Oliver,  machinist,  house  Second,  n.  C 
Fernald  Oliver  Mrs.  house  Fourth,  corner  G 


Fernald  Wm.  H.  morocco   leather,  40  N.  Market, 

h.  at  Maiden 
Fernald  William  M.  cooper,  house  W.  Dedham 
Fernald  William  R.  morocco  leather,  42  N.    Mar- 
ket, house  at  Maiden 
Ferner  Carsmas,  intelligence  office,  28  Suffolk,  h.  do 
Ferren  Horace,  ship   carpenter,   h.   Second,   near 

Dorchester 
Feney  Florenn,  laborer,  h.  r.  168  Ann 
Ferrier  John,  house  24  Salutation  [Broadway 

Ferrin  Jacob  W.  stone   cutter,  h.  Gardner  pi.  near 
Ferrin  Charles  (J.  &;  C.  Ferrin),  2  Union 
Ferrin  Jonathan  &  Charles,  hats,  &c.  2  Union 
Ferrin  Wm.  H.  shipwright,  house  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Ferris  Mortimer  C.  (Dane,  Dana  iSr  Co.),  bds.  Re- 
vere House 
Ferriter  James,  clerk,  house  24  Andover 
Ferry  Hiram,  Custom  House,  house   30   Kneeland 
Ferry  Lemuel  Clark,  Custom  House,  h.  30  Kneeland 
Fessenden   Abijah,  plumber.  Beach,   c.  South,   h. 

19  Marion 
Fessenden  Arthur  E.  185  Wash.  b.  1  Avery 
Fessenden  Benjamin,  36  Wash,  house   25  Charter 
Fessenden  Charles   B.  com.  mer.  134  State,  house 

23  Franklin  place 
Fessenden  Chas.  F.  217  AVash.  b.  12  La  Grange  pi. 
Fessenden  Charles  P.  picture  and   mirror   frames, 

76  Blackstone,  house  at  Charlestown 
Fessenden  Charles  P.  &    Co.    (P.  R.   Fessenden), 

machinists,  Cambridge,  cor.  Charles,  house  7 

South  Margin  [Newton 

Fessenden  Mary  E.  teacher  Pri.  School  No  9,  b.  at 
Fessenden  N.  M.  2  Milk,  h.  at  W.  Cambridge 
Fessenden  Philander  R.  (C.  P.  Fessenden  4r  Co.), 

house  7  South  Margin 
Fessenden  Selenda,  widow,  h.  7  South  Margin 
Fessenden  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  16  Erie 
Fessenden  (Wm.  B.)  &  Haskell  (A.  C),  furniture 

and  feathers,  28  and  30  Bromfield,  h.  68  Dover 
Fetridge  Wm.  P.  20  State,  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Fettyplace  William,  house  Maverick  square 
Feyhl  Charles,  piano-forte  maker,  bds.  13  Canton 
Feyhl  John  G.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  21  Dedham 
Field  Alexander  H.  hay,   Tileston's   wf.  boards  96 

Tremont  [Pleasant 

Field  Barnum,  teacher  Franklin   School,  house  99 
Field  Benjamin  F.   &  Co.  (FranJclin  Field),  mere. 

52  Central  whf.  h.  4  Walnut      [Bromfield  Ho. 
Field   Benj.   F.  merchant  tailor,  109   Wash.  bds. 
Field  Charles  L.  48  State 
Field  Daniel  S.  h.  9  Chilson  place 
Field  Elijah  C.  blacksmith,  h.  16  Erie 
Field  Elisha,  collector,  5  Exchange,  h.  42  Porter 
Field  Elisha,  musician,  h.  4  Strong  place 
Field  Enos  &  Isaac,    shoes  and  leather,  63  Fulton, 

house  at  Dorchester 
Field  Franklin  (B.  F.  Field  l^  Co.),  52  Central  wf. 
Field  Freeman,  63  Fulton,  house  at  Charlestown 
Field  George,  boots  and  shoes,  30  Sudbury,  house 

3  Spring  st.  place  [street  place 

Field  George  G.  10   old   State  House,  b.  3   Spring 
Field  George  R.  (Nash  S^  F.),  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Field  Henry  (Oilman  S.  Low  ^  Co.),  h.  6   Lincoln 
Field  H.  P.  house  4  Wells  place 
Field  Isaac  (Enos  S^  Isaac  Field),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Field  Jeremiah,  baker,  house  25  E.  Orange 
Field  John,  house  31  Charter 
Field  John  A.  machinist,  30  Charlestown 
Field  (/.  Jr.),  Converse   (/.    IF.),  &    Co.   (J.    B. 

Whali),  hides  and  leather,  12  Blackstone,  h. 

at  W.  Cambridge 
Field  Justin,  counsellor,  9  State,  h.   116  Harr.   av. 
Field  Mary  Ann,  widow,  seamstress,  h.   49  Utica 
Field  Patrick,  teamster,  h.  Nashua,  n.  Nashua  pi. 
Field  Pearson  H.  &  Co.  (S.  J.    Wall),   boots   and 

shoes,  172  Washington,  h.  5  W.  Castle 
Field  Perkins  H.  house  1  Wells  place 
Field  Philip  E.  baker,  h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorchester 
Field  Samuel  R,  stationery  and  boots,  Maverick  sq. 

boards  Webster 


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BOSTON       [J^]      DIRECTORY 


Field  S.  S.  broker,  7  India,  h.  116  Harrison  av. 
Field  Thomas  M.  59  Commercial,  h.  21  Eudicot 
Field  Wm.  A.  musician,  h.  foot  May 
Field  "Wm.  E.  printer,  house  11  Porter 
Field  Wm.  G.,  Quincy  Hall,  boards  30  Portland 
Fields  Wm.  W.  varnisher,  h.  13  Lucas  place 
Fielding  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  Second,  near  B 
Fielding  Edward,  mariner,  house  Murray  place 
Fields  Geo.  A.  (B.  Bradley  S;  Co.),h.  31  Indiana  pi. 
Fields  James  T.  {Wm.  D.  Ticknor  §    Co.),  bds.  2 

Suffolk  place 
Fife  James,  laborer,  h.  Marion,  E.  B. 
Fife  John,  laborer,  house  on  Howe's  wharf 
Fife  Michael,  laborer,  house  118  Sea 
Fife  Patrick,  laborer,  house  48  Merrimac 
Fife  Richard,  laborer,  house  118  Sea 
Fifield  Daniel  &  Co.  (S.    B.    C/iandler),  sofas,  car- 
peting, &c.  5  &   6   Holmes'  block,  Haymarket 
square,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Fifield  John,  carpenter,  98  Portland,  h.  4  Poplar  pi. 
Fifield  Sanborn,  clerk,  bds.  129  Hudson 
Filenne  William,  cap  maker,  bds.  468  Washington 
Fillebrown  Asa,  professor  music,  h.  8  Oliver   place 
Fillebro-wn  Charles,  painter,  house  4  Garden 
Fillebrown  Edward,  W.  I.  goods,  5   Boylston,  h.  4 
Madison  place  [at  Chelsea 

Fillebrown  Howard  R.  broker,  7  Exchange,  house 
Fillebrown  John,  hatter,  house  4  Hull 
Fillebrown  Thomas  B.  brass  founder,  h.  Canton 
Fillebrown  William,  boots  and   shoes,  109   Hano- 
ver, house  10  Richmond 
Filmer  William,  printer,  152  Wash.  h.  10  Gouch 
Finch  Mordecai,  house  40  Kingston 
Finchen  John,  carpenter,  h.  South,  n.  Kneeland 
Findley  Levi,  printer,  bds.  19  Commercial 
FinduU  James  H.  grocery,  79  W.  Cedar,  h.  do. 
Finel  Joseph,  boot  maker,  3  Brattle  square 
Finen  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  6  N.  Margin 
Finerty  Daniel,  laborer,  house  6  Cove 
Finerty  Edward,  laborer,  house  22  S.  Margin 
Finerty  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  6  Cove 
Fininley  Henry,  physician,  11  West 
Finley  Francis,  teamster,  house  New-land 
Finley  John,  laborer,  house  17  Lancaster 
Finley  Michael,  laborer,  h.  16  W.  Dedham 
Finley  Philip,  laborer,  house  3  Newland 
Finley  Sarah,  widow,  h.  38  South  Margin 
Finlin  Thomas,  laborer,  rear  gun  house.  Fort  Hill 
Finn  Cornelius,  carpenter,  h.  Cove,  n.  Beach 
Finn  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  near  9  Sea 
Finn  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  near  Tyler 
Finn  Daniel,  laborer,  house  46  Cove 
Finn  Elizabeth,  teacher,  62  High 
Finn  James,  laborer,  house  37  Erie 
Finn  James,  slater,  house  55  Porter,  E.  B. 
Finn  James,  machinist,  house  Silver,  near  A 
Finn  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Cove  place 
Finn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  39  Carver 
Finn  Michael,  laborer,  h.  57  Porter,  E.  B. 
Finn  Michael,  laborer,  house  Cove  place 
Finnegan  Bartholomew,  carpenter,  h.  65  Friend 
Finnegan  John,  laborer,  h.  54  Atkinson 
Finnegan  John,  laborer,  house  7  Brookline        [ter 
Finnegan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Commerc'l,  opp.  Fos- 
Finnegan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  46  Suffolk 
Finnegan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Com'l,    opp.  Foster 
Finnegan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  I,  near  Second 
Finnegen  Charles,  painter,  bds.  18  Hanover 
Finnen  James,  laborer,  house  61  Endicot 
Finnen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  8  Cross 
Finnesey  William,  laborer,  house  18  Livingston 
Finney  Harrison,  printer,  37  Congress 
Finney  William,  grocer,  84  Blackstone,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Finnin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  4  Belcher  lane 
Fippard  Wm.  piler  of  lumber,  h.  opp.  1  Andover 
Fischer  Charles,  physician,  h.  6  Shawmut 
Fish  Asa,  mason,  house  102  Charles 
Fish  Christopher,  carpenter,  h.  269  Third 
Fish  Edward  N.  tinsmith,  bds.  44  Utica 


Fish  Edwin,  housewright,  Meridian,  h.  Paris 

Fish  Geo.  G.  artist,  26  Bromfield,  b.   Bronifield  H. 

Fish  Hannah,  widow,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 

Fish  Hosea  S.   restorator,  58  Broad,  h.  foot  Eaton 

Fish  James  F.  printer,  22  School,  h.  at  Dedham 

Fish  James  W.  glass  cutter,  house  124  D 

Fish  Moses  W.  bonnets,  48  1-2  Hanover,  house  at 

Cambridge 
Fish  Sophronia,  widow,  boarding,  19  Carver 
Fish  Zenas,  glass  cutter,  h.  79  B,n.  Broadway 
Fishburn  James  {Hat)mtond  &  F.),  h.  11  Clark 
Fisher  Abner  E.  (F.  Fisher  &;  Son),  h.  4  Asylum 
Fisher  Alden,  rigger,  house  5  Greenough  ave. 
Fisher  Alvan,  artist,  220  1-2  Wash.  h.  at  Dedham 
Fisher  Amelia  B.  dancing  academy,  h.  2  Bultinch 

place 
Fisher  Eben  S.  (Fisher  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Dedham 
Fisher  Edward  G.  provisions,  8  Bedford,  h.  11  Oak 
Fisher  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  Beach,  n.  Harr.  av. 
Fisher  Evander  D.  piano-forte  maker,   h.  Suffolk, 

corner  Canton 
Fisher  &  Co.  (Fra7icis  S;  Eben  S.  Fisher,  &;  J.  B. 

Robinson),  merch.  23  Central  wharf,  F.  Fish- 
er's house  13  Temple  place 
Fisher  Francis  K.  23  Central  wf.        [h.  atRoxbury 
Fisher  Frederick,  harness  maker,  7  Washington, 
Fisher  P'reeman  &  Son  (Abne^'  E.),  dry  goods,  60 

Milk,  house  at  Dedham 
Fisher  George,  hackman,  house  14  Prospect 
Fisher  George  J.  clerk,  boards  15  McLean 
Fisher  H.  C.  straw  goods,  bonnets,  &c.  67  Milk,  h. 

at  Franklin 
Fisher  Henry  J.  printer,  house  34  Warren 
Fisher  Hiram,  truckman,  house  42  N.  Margin 
Fisher  H.  M.  bonnet  presser,  67  Milk 
Fisher  Horace,  truckman,  h.  5  E.  Orange 
Fisher  Isaac  0.   teamster,  h.  Maverick,  n.  Border 
Fisher  Jabez  Mrs.  house  22  Harvard 
Fisher  {Jabez)  &  Chapin  {N.  G.),  74  &  76  F.  H. 

Market,  house  15  McLean 
Fisher  &  Brothers  {A.  J.  &;  W.  R.  Fisher),  pub- 
lishers and  booksellers,  71  Court 
Fisher  James,  33  Exchange,  h.  2  Foster  place 
Fisher  James  T.  boards  15  McLean  [E.  B. 

Fisher   John   {Wm.  J.  Rodney  ^  Co.),  h.  Everett, 
Fisher  John  D.  physician,  11  Hayward  place 
Fisher  Joseph,  house  41  Kneeland 
Fisher  Joseph  L.  house  186  Harr.  avenue 
Fisher  Lewis  E.  printer,  house  31  Grove 
Fisher  Mark,  cook,  house  12  Vine 
Fisher  Mark,  flour,  40  Long  wf.  house  33  Common 
Fi.sher  Moses,  lather,  house  61  Emerald       [Oxford 
Fisher  Moses  E.    {Sidney  Fisher  &;  Co.),  house  12 
Fisher  Oliver  Mrs.  house  734  Washington 
Fisher  Pitts,  job  wagon,  h.  Church,  n.  Boylston 
Fisher  Sidney  &  Co.  (Moses  E.  Fisher),  dry  goods, 

421  Wash,  house  7  Pleasant 
Fisher  Solon  {Knights,  F.  ^  Co.),  h.  2  Hall  place 
Fisher  Warren  &  Co.  {Waireu  Fisher, jr.),  oil,  7 

Central  wharf,  house  at  Roxbury 
Fisher  Wm.  D.  shoe  maker,  h.  3  Mechanic 
Fisher  W.  N.  Mrs.  house  14  Chambers 
Fisher  William  R.  {Fisher  &;  Brothers),  71  Court 
Fishley  Benj.  sail  maker,  house  6  Hayward  place 
Fisk  Asa  {Kimball  &;  F.),  house  16  Sheafe 
Fisk  Austin,  clerk,  house  52  Fayette 
Fisk  Benjamin  J.  boards  58  South 
Fisk  (Elijah)  &  Cushing  {Isaac),  merchant  tailors, 

96  Washington,  house  37  Allen 
Fisk  Francis,  house  48  Charlestown 
Fisk  George,  truckman,  house  7  Medford  court 
Fisk  H.  M.  &  Co.  {L.  B.  Fisk),  flour  and  grain,  16 

Long  wharf,  house  48  Temple 
Fisk  James  C.  {R.  F.  ^  J.  C),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Fisk  Joel  H.  house  Sumner,  n.  London,  E.  B. 
Fisk  John,  house  70  Pleasant 
Fisk  Jonathan,  cabinet  maker,  house  3  Fabin 
Fisk  L.  Woodburv,  333  Washington 
Fisk  Nathan,  clothing,   130  Sea," house  95  Hudson 
Fisk  L.  B.  {H.  M.  Fisk  S^  Co.),  h.  at  Cambridge 


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Fisk  Robert  F.  &  J.  C.  oil  and  candles,  26  S.  Mar- 
ket, house  80  Pinckney 
Fisk  Prescott,  W.  I.  goods,  10  West,  house  do. 
Fisk  Samuel  C.  truckman,  house  9  Medford  court 
Fisk  Walter  H.,  W.  I.  goods,  Salem,  cor.  Charter 
Fisk  William,  4  Central  whf.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Fisk  William  C.  house  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Fisk  Wm.  P.  &  Co.  oil  and  candles,  13  Long  wharf, 

house  at  Cambridgeport 
Fiske  Anna  D.  dress  maker,  1  Hersey  place  [nut 
Fiske  Augustus  H.  counsellor,  5  Court,  h.  68Ches- 
Fiske  Benjamin  U.  {Pennijnan  <§■  F.),  b.  3  Dix  pi. 
Fiske  Charles  A.  (F.  D.  Ellis  ^  Co.),  h.  31  Myrtle 
Fiske  Edward,  clerk,  boards  14  Lynde 
Fiske  Elbridge,  whitener,  house  1  Hawkins  [son 
Fiske  Elbridge  G.  flour  dealer,  80  Utica,  h.  61  Hud- 
Fiske  Elijah  (Wm.  Humphrey  (S,   Co.),   house  26 

Edinboro' 
Fiske  E.  W.  dentist,  276  Washington  [place 

Fiske  George  A.  {Loring,  F.  cS-  Co.),  h.  6  Waverly 
Fiske  Joseph  N.  broker,  4  Congress,  h.  7  Ashbvu-- 

ton  place 
Fiske  Josiah,  3  Liberty  sq.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Fiske  Josiah  J.  (/.  M.  Beebe  ^  Co.),  h.  7  Ashbur- 

ton  place  [Edinboro' 

Fiske  Josiah  M.  (TF»j.  Humphrey  §•  Co.),  house  26 
Fiske  Jerusha,  house  7  Ashburton  pi.       [Court  sq. 
Fiske  Phineas  S.  {Bir/ehw  ^  F.),  R.  R.  Exchange, 
Fitch  E.  M.  dress  maker,  3  Hanover,  house  do. 
Fitch  George  E.  house  rear  690  Washington 
Fitch  George  H.  house  42  Myrtle 
Fitch  Jonas  {Sears  Sf  F.),  house  56  Essex  [pie 

Fitch  Leonard  M.  dentist,  34  Trem.  row,  h.  78  Tem- 
Fitch  Mary  Mrs.  house  rear  690  Washington 
Fitton  Job,  machinist,  house  Athens,  n.  E 
Fitts  Levi  B.  coachman,  house  10  New  Prince 
Fitts  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Third,  near  A      , 
Fitts  Robert  B.  &  Co.  publishers  American  Union, 

22  School,  house  23  N.  Russell 
Fittz  Jesse  E.  book  binder,  116  Wash.  b.  252  do. 
Fittz  William,  clerk,  boards  o  Warren  square 
Fittz  Wm.  hair  dresser,  6  Court  sq.  bds.  13  Adams 
Fitz  {Asa)  &  Hobbs  (.S'.  L.),  pub.   the  Scholar's 

Penny  Gazette,  138  1-2  AVash.  h.  at  Camb'ge 
Fitz  John,  laborer,  house  4  Battery 
Fitz  Luther  {Emerson  Si  F.),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Fitz  Nathan  E.  33  Commercial  wf.  b.  at  Somerville 
Fitzgerald  Charles  J.  tailor,  house  51  Poplar 
Fitzgerald  David,  laborer,  house  3  Portland  place 
Fitzgerald  Edward,  cooper,  house  37  Portland 
Fitzgerald  Edward,  laborer,  house  Jasper  place 
Fitzgerald  James,  painter,  house  7  N.  Russell 
Fitzgerald  James,  laborer,  10  Washington  square 
Fitzgerald  John  R.  laborer,  b.  18  Washington  sq. 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  house  18  Butolph 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  house  196  Ann 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  house  88  Eliot 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  20  Washington  square 
Fitzgerald  John  Mrs.  162  Purchase 
Fitzgerald  John,  tailor,  house  34  South  Margin 
Fitzgerald  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  11  South  st.  ct. 
Fitzgerald  Martin,  mason,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Fitzgerald  Mary,  widow,  house  21  ^-2  Atkinson 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,  tailor,  house  34  Charlestown 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  laborer,  house  78  Broad 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  shoe  maker,  h.  82  C,  c.  Silver 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  laborer,  h.   1  Hanover  avenue 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  laborer,  9  Essex  place 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Ann,  corner  Clark 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  laborer,  23  South  Russell 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  carpenter,  boards  11  Columbia 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Paris,  E.  B. 
Fitzgerald  Richard,  stabler,  house  80  West  Cedar 
Fitzgerald  Robert   {H.  S.  Stewart  ^  Co.),   house 

Athens,  near  E 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  machinist,  b.  6  Wells  place  / 
Fitzgerald   Thomas,  laborer,  house  Half  Moon  pi. 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  laborer,  house  80  South     • 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Everett  ct.  E.  B. 


Fitzgerald  Thomas,  laborer,  house  21  Atkinson 
Fitzgerald  William,  harness  maker,  b.  74  Atkinson 
Fitzgerald  William,  tailor,  54  Friend 
Fitzgerald  William,  laborer,  104  Broad 
Fitzgerald  William  H.  marble  cutter,  h.  36  Tyler 
Fitzgibbon  Morris,  gardener,  house  Batterymarch 
Fitzgibbon  (Pff</vV/i)  &  O'Leary  {Patrick),  grocers. 

Sea.  corner  Kneeland,  house  79  Kneeland 
Fitzgibbon  William,  tailor,  house  43  Atkinson 
Fitzjerald  Owen,  tailor,  house  14  Williams 
Fitzjerald  Robert,  tailor,  house  54  Atkinson 
Fitzpatrick  Bernard,  laborer,  house  42  High 
Fitzpatrick  David,  house  60  Billerica 
Fitzpatrick  Edward,  laborer,  house  9  Myrtle 
Fitzpatrick  Edward,  teamster,  h.  Athens,  n.  Dor- 
chester 
Fitzpatrick  Edward,  laborer,  house  4  May 
Fitzpatrick  Edward,  whitener,  house  12  Hawkins 
Fitzpatrick  Edward,  laborer,  h.  rear  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Fitzpatrick  Francis,  physician,  h.  14  Albany 
Fitzpatrick  James,  laborer,  house  35  Merrimac 
Fitzpatrick  Jer.  laborer,  house  31  Wash.  sq. 
Fitzpatrick  John,  laborer,  h.   Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Fitzpatrick  John  B.  Rev.  house  23  Federal 
Fitzpatrick  John  L.  marble  cutter,  99  Sea,  h.  32  B 
Fitzpatrick  Michael,  laborer,  h.  3  Albany 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  1  High  st.  ct. 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  laborer,  2  Langdon  place 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  grocer,  h.  Maiden         [Wash. 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  laborer,  h.   Northampton,  n. 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  stevedore,  house  31  Erie 
Fitzpatrick  Timothy,  tailor,  house  15  Pearl  place 
Fitzpatrick  Wm.  hair  dresser,  h.  r.  13  Adams 
Fitzpatrick  Wm.  job  wagon,  h.  Second,  near  E 
Fitzpatrick  William  H.  auctioneer,  82  Wash. 
Fitzsimmons  James,  laborer,  h.  10  Bridge  st.  ct. 
Fitzsimmons  Mary,  widow,  house  4  Kingston 
Fitzsimmons  Owen,  laborer,  84  Eliot 
Fitzsimmons  Peter,  tailor,  house  67  Atkinson 
Fitzsimmons  T.  Rev.  house  35  Broadway 
Flacke  Ernest,  cabinet  maker,  40  Bromfield,  house 

rear  101  Tremont 
Flagg  Alonzo  {M.  Flar/g  ^  Co.),  h.  1  N.  Russell 
Flagg  Augustus  {Little  &;  Brown),}}.  Revere  House 
Flagg  Charles  A.  Mrs.  rear  44  Essex 
Flagg  Dennis  F.  grocer,   120   Cambridge,  and  97 

Hanover,  house  do. 
Flagg  Eben,  musician,  house  41  Marion 
Flagg  George,  clerk,  boards  6  Otis  place 
Flagg  George  H.  dentist,  19  Tremont  row 
Flagg  H.  C.  artist,  17  Tremont  Temple 
Flagg  John  G.  4  Union 
Flagg  Josiah  F.  surgeon  dentist,  31  Winter 
Flagg  Murray  &  Co.  {A.  Flagy),  grocers,  65  Cam- 
bridge, house  1  North  Russell 
Flagg  Owen,  house  Trenton,  East  Boston 
Flagg  Samuel,  stone  mason,  house  r.  1  Church 
Flagg  Samuel  M.  boarding,  h.  6  and  8  Billerica 
Flagg  Sumner,  feathers  and  curled  hair,  4  Union, 

h.  66  Tremont 
Flagg  Susan  Mrs.  house  3  Russell  court 
Flagg  T.  W.,  Custom  House,  house  at  Beverly 
Flagg  William,  grocer.  Meridian,  house  do. 
Flahaven  James,  house  3  Butolph 
Flahaven  Michael,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Kneeland 
Flaherty  Bartell,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Flaherty  Edward,  laborer,  house  5  Powars  court 
Flaherty  James,  laborer,  house  Bremen,  E.  B. 
Flaherty  John,  laborer,  house  Murray  ct.  E.  B. 
Flaherty  John,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Flaherty  Mary,  widow,  house  125  Fourth 
Flaherty  Michael,  laborer,  house  22  Atkinson 
Flaherty  Michael,  house  East  Dedham 
Flaherty  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Flaherty  Peter,  laborer,  house  Gold,  cor.  A 
Flanagan  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  9  Fayette  ct. 
Flanagan  George,  tailor,  76  Broad,  house  74  do. 
Flanagan  John,  house  1  South  Margin,  cor.  Pitts 
Flanagan  Michael,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Flanagan  Michael,  laborer,  house  7  Oliver 


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Flanagan  Mrs.  house  rear  366  Commercial 
Flanagan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Flanagan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Erin  alley,  E.  B. 
Flanderly  Catherine,  laundress,  2  Foster  place 
Flanders  Alvin,  machinist,  boards  24  Essex 
Flanders  Ansel,  mason,  house  43  Prince 
Flanders  Benj.  H.  carpenter,  h.  456  Washington 
Flanders  Charles  R.  bonnet  presser,  298  Wash. 
Flanders  Cyrus,  carpenter,  house  21  Church 
Flanders  Cyrus,  provisions,  22  Essex,  h.  24  Essex 
Flanders  Elijah  F.  cabinet  manufac.   6  Merrimac, 
boards  10  Lowell  [House,  bds.  25  Howard 

Flanders  Henry  &  Co.  pub.  Traveller,  8   old  State 
Flanders  Jackson,  clerk,  22  Essex,  bds.  24  Essex 
Flanders  James  M.  {Chickeriiui  Sk  Co.)  [Beach 

Flanders  John  L.   carpenter.  Sister,  h.  Utica,  cor. 
Flanders  Joseph,  1  Hitchborn  bl'ck,  h.  2  Lowell  ct. 
Flanders  Joseph,  B.  &  M.  R.  R.  h.  at  Somerville 
Flanders  Melinda  E.  IMrs.  h.  Gold,  near  D 
Flanders  Moses  P.   {Winslow  <Sr  F.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Flanders  Nathan,  restorator.  8  Fleet,  n.  Ann 
Flanders  S.  L.  Mrs.  dress  maker,  456  Washington 
Flanders  Stevens  C.  teamster,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Flanders  Wm.  B.  provisions,  16  the  South  Market, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Flanerhy  Thomas,  Quincy  Hall,  h.  78  Atkinson 
Fianery" Thomas,  tailor,  house  78  Atkinson 
Flatley  Thomas,  fish.  Turnpike,  c.  First,  h.  Quincy 
Fleet  Ann,  house  75  Atkinson 
Fleming  Andrew,  brass  finisher,  h.  opp.  24  May 
Fleming  Edward,  book  binder,  h.  4  Lindall  place 
Fleming  John,  tailor,  house  rear  55  Salem 
Fleming  John,  house  5  Adams  lane 
Fleming  John,  marble  cutter,  Blackstone,  n.  Hay- 
market  sq.  h.  39  Endicot 
Fleming  John,  basket  maker,  h.  4  Lindall  place 
Fleming  John  &  George,  willow  workers,  house  7 

Lindall  place 
Fleming  Joseph,  box  maker,  4  Diamond  block 
Fleming  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  5^^  Cross 
Fleming  Robert,  laborer,  house  95  Endicot 
Fleming  Thomas,  willow  worker,  h.  7  Lindall!  pi. 
Fleming  William,  laborer,  house,  r.  Swan 
Fleming  William,  laborer,  house  W.  Dedham 
Flemming  Mary,  widow,  house  Paris,  E.  B. 
Flemming  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  Fourth,  n.  the  R.  R. 
Flemming  Michael,  mariner,  house  12  Bridge 
Flemming  Nicholas,  boards  11  Atkinson 
Flemming  Patrick,  cooper,  h.  A,  n.  Broadway 
Flemming  Patrick,  laborer,  house  10  Oliver 
Flemming  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Fabin 
Flemming  Patrick  J.  boiler  maker,  h.  100  Fourth 
Flemming  Robert,  porter,  house  1  May  st.  ct. 
Flemming  Thomas,  founder,  house  95  Fourth 
Fletcher  Ariel  K.  teamster,  house,  36  Friend 
Fletcher  Elbridge  E.  (Foicle  ^f  F.),  house  Sumner, 

near  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Fletcher  Elizabeth  P.  widow,  h.  29  Poplar     [stone 
Fletcher  E.  R.  &  Co.  Charleston  Express,  34  Black- 
Fletcher  Francis,  hair  dresser,  39  Federal,  h.  do. 
Fletcher  Franklin  (Eaton  S;  F.),  h.  at  Reading 
Fletcher  George  M.  {Morse  &  F.),  h.  at  Maiden 
Fletcher  Geo.  N.  treasurer  O.  C.  R.  R.  14  Merch. 

Exchange,  h.  17  Pinckney 
Fletcher  Henry  W.  brakeman,  bds.  Utica  House 
Fletcher  Henry  AV.  captain,  h.  310  Broadway 
Fletcher  James,  laborer,  house  10  Tileston 
Fletcher  James  W.  61  State,  bds.  1  Otis  place 
Fletcher  J.  Edwin,  27  Com'l  wf.  h.  at  C'harlestown 
Fletcher  John  D.  carriage  maker,  house  Groton 
Fletcher  Jonathan  V.  66  &  68  F.  H.  Market,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Fletcher  Mary,  widow,  house  16  Bridge 
Fletcher  Mary  C.  boarding  school,  34  Essex 
Fletcher  {Oliver)  &  Appleton  {C'/iarles  H.),pnmts, 

oils,  and  drugs,  2  and  3  India,  h.  18  Bulfinch 
Fletcher  Richard.  Judge  Supreme  Court,  46  Wash- 
ington, bds.  11  Avon  place 
Fletcher  R.  F.  &  Co.  (/.  L.  Whipple),  W.  I.  goods, 
2  Liberty  sq.  h.  at  Andover 


Fletcher  Samuel,  clerk,  regist'r  deeds  office,  h.  7 

E.  Dedham 
Fletcher  Sarah,  widow  of  Timothy,  h.  1  Otis  place 
Fletcher  Simon  Rev.  boarding  house,  5  Pitts 
Fletcher  Stillman,  printer,  22  School,  h.  at  Maiden 
Fletcher  Susan  J.  widow,  h.  312  Broadway,  n.  F 
Fletcher  Timothy,  sole  leather,  29  N.  Market,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Fletcher  Wm.  &  Co.  {R.  L.  Tay  S^  ^-  Hammond), 

coal,  Haymarket  sq.  h.  4  Bartlett  place 
Flight  Joseph  D.  blacksmith,  54  Portland 
Flinn  Bridget,  widow,  house  4  Bridge  st.  ct. 
Flinn  Catherine,  widow,  house  22  S.  Margin 
Flinn  Charles  E.  periodicals,  473  Washington 
Flinn  Dennis,  laborer,  house  South,  n.  Kneeland 
Flinn  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  249  Ann 
Flinn  John,  laborer,  house  1  Belknap 
Flinn  John,  stone  cutter,  house  5  Suffolk 
Flinn  John,  captain,  h.  Central  sq. 
Flinn  Michael,  house  226  Harrison  avenue 
Flinn  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Flinn  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Flinn  William,  shoe  maker,  342  Commercial,  h.  do. 
Flint  Amos,  wines,  &c.  30  India,  b.  N.  Eng.  House 
Flint  Austin,  29  Federal 
Flint  A.  P.  5  Commercial  wf.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Flint  Charles  P.  ladies'  shoes,  &c.  5  Fulton,  and  14 

'  Clinton,  h.  at  Lynn 
Flint  {David  B.)  &  Kent  (William  H.),  com.  mer. 

11  Long  wharf,  house  at  Watertown 
Flint  Edward  P.  79  Pearl,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Flint  Ezra  M.  china  and  glass  ware,  135  Court,  h. 

at  Charlestown  [Orleans,  E.  B. 

Flint  Horace  W.  fish,  27  Long  wf.  h.  Centre,  cor. 
Flint  {James  P.)  &  Train  (.S'.  F.),  com.  mere.  5 

Commercial  wf.  house  at  Roxbury 
Flint  James  W.  waiter,  h.  17  May 
Flint  John,  physician,  h.  1  Warren,  n.  Washing'n 
Flint  Lawrence,  cabinet  maker,  43  Blackstone,   h. 

rear  38  Charter 
Flint  (Levi)  &  Richards  {S.  C),  28  F.  H.  Market 
Flint  Samuel,  waiter,  house  r.  14  May 
Flint  Solomon  P.  handcartman,  h.  106  Leveret 
Flint  (Thomas)  &  Carter  (,Srt»!«eZ),  hardware,  37 

LTnion,  house  at  Chelsea 
Flint  Waldo,  cashier  Eagle  Bank,  h.  159  Tremont 
Flint  Willard,  upholsterer,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Flint  William  C.  clerk  at  Tremont  House 
Flint  William  D.  clerk,  32  India  wharf 
Flood  John,  coachman,  house  r.  39  Friend 
Flood  Lawrence,  teamster,  house  D,  near  Sixth 
Flood  Mary,  widow,  house  57  Pitts 
Flood  Michael,  laborer,  house  30  Oneida 
Florance  Henry,  coach  maker,  47  Charles,  h.  67  do. 
Florance  Robert,  coach  maker,  47  Charles,  h.  67  do. 
Flower  Edward,  engineer,  h.  Dillaway  pi. 
Flower  Truman,  painter,  house  Webster,  E.  B. 
Floyd  And'w  {John  G.  Loring  4f  Co.),  40  Merrimac 
Floyd  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  h.  7  Unity 
Floyd  Henry,  mast  maker,  bds.  37  Commercial 
Floyd  James,  laborer,  boards  Milldam 
Floyd  Martha  R.  dress  maker,  h.  13  Blossom 
Floyd  Mary,  upholsteress,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Wash. 
Floyd  Sarah,  upholsteress,  h.  13  Blossom 
Floyd  Thos.  plumber,  18  Water,  h.  at  Newton 
Fluet  Louis,  carpenter,  B.  &  W.  car  shop,  house 

Dorchester 
Fluker  Francis  (Cottrell  SsF.),\\..  Havre,  E.  B. 
Flye  Vespasian  E.  50  Blackstone,  h.  171  Hanover 
Flynn  Charles,  laborer,  h.  20  Washington  sq. 
Flynn  Henry,  W.  I.  goods,  135  Broad,  house  do. 
Flynn  James,  18  Central  wharf,  house  6  Cove 
Flynn  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  18  Short  Second 
Flynn  John,  laborer,  142  Purchase 
Flynn  John,  groceries  and  boarding,  12  Wharf 
Flynn  John,  laborer,  house  r.  96  Nashua 
Flynn  John,  mason,  house  r.  40  Endicot 
Flynn  John,  stone  mason,  house  5  Suffolk 
Flynir  John,  laborer,  house  71  Endicot 
Flynn  John,  shoe  maker,  86  Broad 


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Flynn  Marcus,  laborer,  house  Northampton 
Flynn  Michael,  moulder,  house  Third,  near  A 
Flynn  Michael,  laborer,  h.  3  "WTiarf 
Flynn  Michael,  laborer,  h.  6  Lucas  pi.         [ampton 
Flynn  Patrick,  dry  goods.  So  Hanover,  h.  North- 
Flynn  Patrick,  laborer,  house  11  Andover 
Flynn  Peter,  laborer,  house  6  Henchman  lane 
Flynn  Peter,  laborer,  house  Page's  court 
Flynn  Robert,  boarding,  h.  5  and  6  Fleet 
Flynn  Roger,  house  Beach,  near  Sea 
Flynn  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  house  4  Cross 
Flynn  Timothy,  laborer,  house  A,  near  Third 
Flynn  \Vm.  laborer,  house  1  Hanover  avenue 
Flynn  Wm.  ship  sawyer,  house  32.^  Oliver 
Fobes  Adclia,  vest  maker,  5  Margaret 
Fobes  Daniel,  boards  1  Jackson  place 
Fobes  Edwin,  400  Washington,  h.  at  Brookline 
Fogelgesang  John  A., Sugar  House, h.  Everett,  E.B. 
Fogell  J.  G.  provisions,  Maverick  sq.  h.  Liverpool, 

n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Fogerty  James,  W.  R.  R.  depot,  h.  38  Curve 
Fogerty  Jeremiah,   baggage,   "VV.  R.'  R.  depot,  h. 

rear  36  Curve 
Fogerty  John,  laborer.  Purchase,  cor.  Broad 
Fogerty  Timothy,  grocer,  92  Sea,  house  do. 
Fogg  Albert,  truckman,  bds.  9  New  Cross 
Fogg  Albert,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  2  Haymarket  pi. 
Fogg  Alonzo,  truckman,  house  57  N.  Margin 
Fogg  Charles,  coppersmith,  bds.  lo  Kneeland 
Fogg  Christian  W.  wheelwright,  96  Portland,  bds. 

21  Andover 
Fogg  David,  house  65  Lowell 
Fogg  Hiram  E.  house  8  Lowell  court 
Fogg  Brothers  (James  §■  IVtu.  H.),  com.  mer.  91 

Kilby,  cor.  Milk,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Fogg  Jeremiah,  16  Union,  house  at  Chelsea 
Fogg  {John  S.)  &  Burbank  ( Wellman),  boots,  shoes 

and  leather,  9  Central,  h.  at  S.  Weymouth 
Fogg  Ludolph  G.  shipping  office,  119  Commercial, 

bds.  175^  Hanover 
Fogg  Nathaniel,  watchman,  house  7  Clark 
Fogg  Robinson,  horse  shoer,  house  41  Lowell 
Fogg  Seth,  teamster,  h.  2  Fort  av. 
Fogg  Thomas  J.  9  Central  [States  Hotel 

Fogg  William  H.  {Fogg  Brother s),\hoviY As  United 
Foley  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Foley  Barney,  laborer,  31  Bridge 
Foley  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  4  Thacher  court 
Foley  Bernard,  currier,  73  Fulton 
Foley  Catherine,  widow,  house  25  Hamilton 
Foley  Daniel,  tailor,  house  3  Wharf 
Foley  Daniel,  laborer,  house  16  Henchman  lane 
Foley  David,  laborer,  h.  10  Washington  square 
Foley  Dennis,  stone  cutter,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Foley  Edward  E.  confectioner,  h.  r.  254  Hanover 
Foley  James,  laborer,  house  5  Charlestown 
Foley  James,  laborer,  house  49  Salem 
Foley  James,  laborer,  house  13  Essex  place 
Foley  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  gun  house.  Fort  Hill 
Foley  John,  laborer,  house  Old  Road 
Foley  John  A.  tailor,  boards  17  Portland 
Foley  John  J.  34  Ann,  bds.  1  Channing 
Foley  Margaret  F.  artist,  boards  9  Albany 
Foley  Mary,  widow,  h.  21  Washington  avenue 
Foley  Matthew,  clerk,  60  Salem 
Foley  Matthew,  laborer,  house  16  Henchman  lane 
Foley  Michael,  groceries,  h.  First,  n.  I 
Foley  Michael,  laborer,  house  89  high 
Foley  Michael,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Foley  Michael,  moulder,  h.  Fourth,  n.  the  bridge 
Foley  Morris,  carpenter,  house  19  E.  Orange 
Foley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  5  Charlestown 
Foley  Pati-ick,  laborer,  house  C,  n.  Fifth 
Foley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  Suffolk 
Foley  Patrick,  house  Lehigh,  cor.  E.  Orange 
Foley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Bremen,  n.  Sumner 
Foley  Peter,  laborer,  house  18  Stillman 
Foley  Peter,  newsman,  house  12  Rochester 
Foley  Warren  W.  cutter,  5  Hanover 
Foley  William,  carpenter,  h.  Second,  near  A 


Foley  William,  laborer,  8  A 

Foley  William  J.  clerk,  28  Cornhill,  house  11  May 
Folger  J.  Walter,  carp'r,  27  Hudson,  h.  14  Porter 
Folger  Thomas  G.  carpenter,  boards  South  Lowell 
Folk  John,  laborer,  house  5  Chardon 
Follansbee  Sophia,  wid.  of  Edw.  F.  h.  9  Asylum 
Follen  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  S.  May,  n.  Harrison  av. 
Follet  Hannah  Mrs.  nurse,  house  17^  Sheafe 
Follett  Alexander  S.  clerk,  bds.  City  Hotel 
Follett  Alonzo,  67  Milk,  h.  at  Wrentham 
Follett  Dexter,  butter,  &c.  cellar   2  and  3  F.  Hall 

Market,  house  22  Green 
Follett  John,  tailor,  h.  5  Stillman  [South 

Follett  Joseph  H.  grainer,  96  Federal,  boards  3 
Follett  Stetson,  clerk,  boards  22  Green 
Follett  Wm.  B.  37  N.  Market,  house  Steele's  ct. 
Foiling  George,  lumber,  100  Beach,  li.  8  Edinboro' 
Follis  Robert,  coachman,  h.  8  W.  Centre 
Folsom  Benj.  F.  W.  salesman,  7  Holmes'    block, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Folsom  Charles,  housewright,  h.  9  Hartford  pi. 
Folsom  Charles,  librarian  Bos.  Athenajum,  Beacon, 

h.  at  Cambridge 
Folsom  Edmund  J.  {Folsom  S^  Co.),  5  Market  sq. 
Folsom  Emma  Mrs.  house  11  Prince 
Folsom  Frederick,  shoes,  449  Wash.  h.  29  Fayette 
Folsom  Jas.  26  Merch.  row,  b.  Suffolk,  c.  Concord 
Folsom  James  A.  housewright,  h.  5  Auburn  ct. 
Folsom  John,  shoe  maker,  N.  Centre,  n.  Hanover 
Folsom  John  F.  book  binder,  h.  73  Silver,  n.  B 
Folsom  Joseph,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Folsom  Nathaniel  S.  editor  Christian  Register,  22 

School,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Folsom  Paul,  pedler,  house  234  Broadway       [bers 
Folsom  Paul  F.  {F.  A.  Hawley  <^-  Co.),  h.  88  Cham- 
Folsom  {Peter  W.)  &  Co.  {E.  J.  <Sf  IF.  R.  Folsom), 

manuf.  children's  bootees,  5  Market  sq. 
Folsom  Rufus,  watch  maker,  Court,  c.  Hanover 
Folsom  Sam'l  M.  33  Blackstone,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Folsom  W.  Rowland  {Folsom  <Sf  Co.),  5  Market  sq. 

h.  29  Billerica 
Folsom  William  {Sabin  S^  F.),  bds.  74  Salem 
Folts  D.  V.  physician,  3  Lewis,  E.  B.  house  do. 
Folwell  Godfrey  G.  die  sinker,  bds.  4  Pitts 
Foot  Charles  R.  boards  40  Charles 
Foote  Chas.  R.  dry  goods,  121  Court,  h.  40  Charles 
Foote  {George  H.)  &  Currier  {J.  S.),  soapstone,  3^ 

Province,  house  Chapman  place  [bridge 

Foote  George  L.  clerk  Shawmut  Bank,  h.  at  Cam- 
Foote  Ira,  B.  &  W.  R.  R.  freight  h.,  b.  21  Orange 
Foote  John,  house  1  Emerald 
Foote  Luther,  broker,  5  1-2  Exchange,  h.  at  Camb. 
J'oote  William  T.  77  Court,  bds.  7  Winter 
Foque  Mary  R.  Mrs.  house  Greenough  av. 
Foran  John,  laborer.  42  Turnpike 
Forbes's  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Forbes  Abner,  printer,  37  Cornhill,  h.  18  May 
Forbes  Francis  H.  broker,  5  Commercial,  h.  18  May 
Forbes  James,  boiler  maker,  boards  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Forbes  John  M.  merch.  over  48  State,  h.  at  Milton 
Forbes  Nicholas,  boarding,  165  Ann 
Forbes  Russell,  house  15  Gouch 
Forbes  R.  B.  over  48  State,  house  at  Milton 
Forbes  Sarah,  dress  making,  boards  109  Charles 
Forbes  Wm.  {Witikley  ^  Co.),  li,.  at  Charlestown 
Forbes  William,  shoe  maker,  109  Charles,  h.  do. 
Forbes  William  {Griqqs  S,-  F.),  26  State 
Forbes  William  F.  23 'Pearl,  b.  120  Pleasant 
Forbes  William  W.  grocer,  boards  3  Russell  ct. 
Forbush  James  E.  shoes  and  leather,  9  Shoe  and 

Leather,  house  at  Roxbury 
Forbush  Jonath'n,  2  and  4  Blackstone,  h.  at  Bolton 
Forbush  Rufus  N.  21   Merchants'  row,  b.  37  Salem 
Ford  Ann,  widow,  house  Canton,  cor.  Suffolk 
Ford  Asa  C.  teamster,  h.  Athens,  c.  Second 
Ford  Barnard,  truckman,  47  1-2  Long  wharf 
Ford  Calvin  W.,  Prov.  R.R.  depot,  h.  8  W.  Centre 
Ford  Cornelius  V.  clothing,  house  6  North  square 
Ford  Daniel,  laborer,  house  32  Thacher 
Ford  Daniel  B.  carpenter,  h.  Rutland 


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Ford  Daniel  S.  (Nichols,   Upham  iSf  F.),  house  51 

Brighton 
Ford  Edward,  laborer,  house  68  Atkinson 
Ford  Elbridge  G.  teamster,  house  Second,  near  I 
Ford  Elisha,  carpenter,  foot  of  Pinckney,  h.  foot 

Mount  Vernon 
Ford  Elisha  B.  fruit,  4  Bromfield,  h.  39  Carver 
Ford  Erastus  H.  7  T  wharf,  b.  74  Summer 
Ford  Francis  A.  grocer,  675  Wash.  h.  2  Garland 
Ford  James  G.  truckman,  h.  4  Sears'  place 
Ford  James  M.  jeweller,  32  Court,  h.  12  Leveret 
Ford  Jeremiah,  grocer,  87  Broad,  h.  Wash,  square 
Ford  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Ford  place,  E.  B. 
Ford  John,  laborer,  house  Foundry 
Ford  John,  mariner,  house  9  Batterymarch 
Ford  John,  laborer,  house  358  Commercial 
Ford  John  E.  broker.  State,  house   101  Cambridge 
Ford  John  V.  paper  hangings,  3  Blake's  court 
Ford  Jonathan  W.  house  5  Hudson 
Ford  Josiah,  brakeman,  boards  88  Albany 
Ford  Josiah,  housewright,  h.  Pembroke,  n.  Suffolk 
Ford  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  Commercial  court 
Ford  Lyman  R.  sawing  and  planing,  h.  6  Ringgold 
Ford  Mary,  house  37  Erie 
Ford  Michael,  tailor,  house  30  Atkinson 
Ford  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  39  Salem 
Ford  Michael,  jr.  shipwright,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Ford  Nath'l,  agent  StateMu.  Life  In.  Co.  21  State 
Ford  Nathaniel  M.  shoes,  557  Wash.  b.  1 W.  Castle 
Ford  Samuel,  shipwright,  house  2  Endicot 
Ford  Sarah  B.  tailoress,  Rutland 
Ford  Simeon,  stone  mason,  h.  head  Thacher  court 
Ford  Stephen,  laborer,  119  Purchase  [place 

Ford  Thomas,  Howard  Athenajum,  h.  4  Jackson 
Ford  Thomas  A.  shoes,  75  Fulton 
Ford  William,  tailor,  house  11  Hamilton 
Ford   [WU/ktm    C),  Delano  (£.),  &  Co.   {J.   M. 

Doane),  ship  joiners,  Hall's  wharf,  E.  B.  house 

Saratoga 
Ford  William  Henry,  painter,  boards  3  Blake's  ct. 
Ford  &  Co.  Abington  Express,  21  Elm 
Foreman  Henry,  boarding,  2  Richmond,  n.  Ann 
Foren  Patrick,  laborer,  house  17  South  Cedar 
Forest  John,  watchman,  house  6  Blanche  court 
Forest  Richard,  laborer,  house  Baker's  alley 
Forhen  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  A 
Forman  Jacob  G.  Rev.  house  832  Washington 
Forrest  Asa  M.  102  Court,  house  29  Deacon 
Forrest  Michael,  laborer,  house  18  N.  Centre 
Forrester  John  B.  tinman,  h.  3  Adams  pi.  S.  B. 
Forristall  Ezra  &  Co.   (Geo.  Lovejoy),   truckmen, 

136  Milk,  house  37  Southac 
Forristall  Jonas,  truckman,  house  10  Snowhill 
Forristall  Joseph,  truckman,  boards  10  Snowhill 
Forristall  Philander  J.   (Mills  %  F.),  h.  Thacher, 

corner  Prince 
Forsaith  Hylas,  mason,  house  12  Erie 
Forsaith  Nancy,  widow,  house  rear  8  Pitts 
Forsaith  Wm.  W.  printer,  house  86  Chambers 
Forster  Jacob,  com.  mer.  26  Long  wharf,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Forsyth  George,  chairs,  32  Com'l,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Forsyth  Robert,  teamster,  boards  42  Pearl 
Fortenbacher  Francis,  shoe  maker,  17  May,  house 

545  Washington 
Fortune  Charles,  boarding,  256  Ann 
Fortune  Jotm,  shoe  maker,  house  18  East 
Fortune  John,  boarding  house,  rear  33  Merrimac 
Fortune  Sarah  S.  dress  maker,  1  Oliver  place 
Fosbary  Bryant,  porter,  F.  H.  Market,  boards  rear 

47  Merrimac  [Dorchester 

Fosbary  William,  marble  polisher,  h.  Second,  near 
Fosdick  Abigail  Mrs.  house  Central  place 
Fosdick  Betsey  Mrs.  house  40  Boylston  [town 

Fosdick  John,  dry  goods,  83  Kilby,  h.  at  Charles- 
Fosdick  William  B.  boards  Central  place 
Foskett  Ebenezer,  cabinet  maker,  h.  3  Fabin 
Foss  (Abraham  S.)  &  Irvin  (Samuel),  blacksmiths, 

Sumner,  house  Webster,  E.  B. 
Foss  Charles  H.  machinist,  b.  Havre,  c.  Sumner 


Foss  Charles  M.  (Lincoln  ^  F.),  b.  130  Har.  av. 
Foss  Cyrus  W.  2  Chapel  pL  h.  7  Medford  court 
Foss  Frederick  J.    steward  Leveret  st.  jail,  house 

16  Leveret 
Foss  Hiram,  machinist,  house  Gold,  near  B 
Foss  John,  handcartman,  boards  22  Gouch 
Foss  John,  baker,  boards  8  West  Centre 
Foss  P.  (Cotton  &:  F.),  3  India  wharf  [avenue 

Foss  Plummer,  daguerreotype  artist,  b.  5  La  Fayette 
Fossett  Stephen,  farmer,  house  fifth  section,  E.  B. 
Fossitt  George,  laborer,  house  43  Sea 
Foster  A.  A.  &  Co.  (Simon  Burnett),  provisions, 

23  Howard,  house  do. 
Foster  A.  A.  clerk,  48  Kilby,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Foster  Adams,  coal  agent,  26  State       [foot  Dover 
Foster  Alexander,  45  Com'l,  h.  5  Tremont,  opp. 
Foster  Alphonso  A.  clerk,  44  Mt.  Vernon,  bds.  16 

Grove 
Foster  Ann  Mrs.  house  97  Purchase 
Foster  Andrix  A.  (Burnett  &:  F.),  4  Green 
Foster  Archibald,  cash.  Granite  Bank,  and  Brazil- 
ian Vice  Consul,  h.  41  Chambers  [Orange 
Foster  Benjamin,  piano-forte  maker,  house  44  W, 
Foster  Benjamin,  house  30  Marion 
Foster  B.  Wood  &  D.  W.  accountants,  109  Wash. 
Foster  Caleb  E.  broker,  boards  15  Allen 
Foster  Caroline  D.  467  Washington 
Foster  Catharine,  tailoress,  h.  17  Norfolk  place 
Foster  Charles,  brewer,  house  118  Fourth 
Foster   (Charles)   &   Hinds   (Elisha    W.),   eating 
room,  1  Charlestown,  h.  at  Charlestown    [port 
Foster  Chas.  F.  27  Shoe  &  Leather,  h.  at  Camb'ge- 
Foster   Charles  G.  cap  maker,  boards  19  Province 

House  court 
Foster  Chas.  S.  (James  II.  ^  Son),  156  Wash,  [ver 
Foster  Cornelius  P.  Van  Ness,  laborer,  h.  8  Ando- 
Foster  Cyrus,  laborer,  house  9  N.  Brighton 
Foster  Daniel  W.  clerk,  24  Kilby,  b.  252  Wash. 
Foster  David  (Hir/bee  Si  F.),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Foster  David,  varnisher,  400  Wash.  h.  2  Hamlen  pi. 
Foster  David  J.  buttons,  48  Milk,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Foster  David  S.   &   Co.  (Charles  E.  Fullerton  iSf 
Omar  Little),  dry   goods,  146  &  148  Hanover, 
boards  1  Bulfinch  place  [Hollis,  c.  Wash. 

Foster  David  W.  (B.  W.  S^  D.  W.  Foster),  boards 
Foster  E.  H.  house  16  Ashland  [h.  21  Lynde 

Foster  Eben  B.  &  Co.  Boston  Courier,  10  Congress, 
Foster  Eliza  Mrs.  house  22  Sea 
Foster  Francis  A.  (Butcher  &;  F.),  h.  5  Avery  pi. 
Foster  (Franklin  H.)  &  Co.  fish,  42  Long  wharf 
Foster  G.,  Andover  Express,  8  Court       [Camb'ge 
Foster  George,  broker,  2  Change  avenue,  house  at 
Foster  George  B.  watches  and  silver  ware,  29  Tre- 
mont row,  house  at  Roxbury 
Foster  (Georc/e  II.)  &  Holbrook   (A.  P.),  oysters, 

25  Hanover,  boards  Central  House 
Foster  George  H.  hatter,  house  4  S.  Russell 
Foster  George  W.  hatter,  house  rear  73  Tyler 
Foster  George  W.  musician,  house  25  Blossom 
Foster  Henry,  com.  merchant,  26  Long  wharf,  h.  at 

Charlestown 
Foster  Henry  G.,  Mass.  Bank,  house  11  Suffolk  pi. 
Foster  Homer,  machinist,  house  1  Osborn  place 
Foster  Isaac,  livery  stable,  Devonshire,  house   1 

Federal  court 
Foster  James   (Hills,  Foster  ^  Co.),  b.  52  Leveret 
Foster  James,  baker,  h.  Hollis,  cor.  Washington 
Foster  James  C.  job  wagon,  house  70  Lowell 
Foster  James  C.  job  wagon,  h.  10  Haymarket  pi. 
Foster  James  E.  clerk,  boards  72  S.  Suffolk 
Foster  James  Frederick,  truss  manuf.  467  Wash- 
ington, house  do. 
Foster  Jas.  G.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Charlestovra 
Foster  James  H.  &  Son  (Charles  S.),  paper  hang- 
ings, 156  Washington,  house  70  Bedford 
Foster  James  H.  mason,  57  Blackstone,  h.  Win- 

throp,  E.  B. 
Foster  James  H.  jr.  State  Bank,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Foster  Jer.  broker,  16  State,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Foster  Joel,  agent,  34  Blackstone 


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Foster  Joel  E.  129  F.  H.  Market,  h.  r.  250  Hanover 
Foster  {John)   &   Taylor  {H.  B),   wines,   &c.  161 

Milk,  house  73  Boylston,  ojjp.   public  garden 
Foster  John,  shoe  maker,  house  52  Leveret 
Foster  John,  house  458  Commercial 
Foster  John,  jeweller,  house  2  Essex  place 
Foster  John,  laborer,  house  35  Portland 
Foster  John  B.  255  Wash.  bds.  13  Staniford 
Foster  John  H.  &  Co.  {Win.  H.    Foster),  commis. 

merch.  50  Central  wf.  h.  21  South 
Foster  John  H.  house  Hollis,  near  Washington 
Foster  John  R.  designer  and  engraver,  210   Wash. 
Foster  Johnson  W.  h.  Suffolk,  near  Concord 
Foster  Joseph  Mrs.  house  118  Treraont 
Foster  Joseph,  clerk  State  Treasurer's  office,  bds. 

Exchange  Cott'ee  House 
Foster  Josepli  W.  mason,  bds.  30  Marion 
Foster  Joseph  W.  23  Federal,  bds.  106  Summer 
Foster  Martha  Mrs.  house  13  Lynde 
Foster  Mary,  widow,  house  10  Federal  court 
Foster  Mary  B.  widow,  house  79  Cambridge 
Foster  Matthias  S.  grocer,  3-1  Blackstone,  house  8 

Lowell 
Foster  {Nathan),  Doane  {H.),  &  Co.  {S.  G.  Clap), 

flour  and  grain,  18  &  19  City  wf.  h.  154:  Hanover 
Foster  Nathan,  house  18  S.  Bennet 
Foster  X.  R.  milliner,  286.^  Washington 
Foster  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  Fifth,  near  B 
Foster  Reginald,  16  Lewis  wf.  bds.  11  Suffolk  place 
Foster  Robert,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  23  Leveret 
Foster  Robert,  jr.  cabinet  maker,  b.  3  E.  Canton 
Foster  {Robert)  &  Talbot  (/.  -?/.),  lumber  commis. 

mer.  48  India,  h.  Tremont,  opp.  Dover 
Foster  Sally  Miss,  house  171  Ann 
Foster  Samuel,  b.  6  Myrtle 

Foster  Samuel  B.  salesman,  41  Federal,  h.  at  Salem 
Foster  Stephen  W.  house  84  Chambers 
Foster  Stillman,  mason,  Maverick,  n.  Liverpool 
Foster  Thomas,  house  19  Province  House  court 
Foster  Thomas,  shipwright,  h.  Maverick,  n.  Paris, 

E.  B.  [Paris,  E.  B. 

Foster  Thomas  A.  shipwright,  h.   Maverick,  near 
Foster  Thomas  P.  {Mosman  &  Co.).  h.  7  Margaret 
Foster  Thomas  W.  clerk,  house  7  Vine 
Foster  Warren,  ship  carpenter,  h.   New,   c.    Cross 
Foster  William,  house  26  Summer 
Foster  William  D.  clerk,  4  Green,  h.  16  Grove 
Foster  Wm.  E.,  Custom  House  block.  Long  wharf 
Foster  Wm.  H.  {John  H.  Foster  eg  Co.),  h.    Savin 

Hill,  at  Dorchester  [McLean 

Foster  Wm.  H.  cashier   Grocers'   Bank,  house   21 
Fowle  Charles  L.  h.  77  Harrison  av. 
Fowle  Charles  S.  97^  State,  h.  661  Washington 
Fowle  Edward  A.  engraver,  66  State,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Fowle  George,  printer,  h.  2  South  Cedar  st.  place 
Fowle    George,    teacher    Monitorial  School,     372 

Wash.  bds.  41  Harrison  avenue 
Fowle  George  B.  clerk,  12  Commercial 
Fowle  George  E.  {P.  Foiole  &:  Sons),h..  77Har.  av. 
Fowle  Henry,  1  Hitchborn  block,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Fowle  Henry  D.  apothecary.  Prince,  c.  Salem,  bds. 

American  House 
Fowle  Isaac  &  Co.  {Spencer  Beatley,  §■  John  D.  &: 
W.  H.  Fowle),  ship  carvers,  260   Commercial, 

house  at  Roxbury 
Fowle  Isaac  H.  carver,  house  11  Lenity 
Fowle  James,  17  Rowe's  wharf,  h.  37  Chambers 
Fowle  John,  .shoe  maker,  19  Atkinson,  h.  14  Oak 
Fowle  John  A.  27  Federal,  house  62  Allen 
Fowle  John  D.  {Isaac  Fowle  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Fowle  Joseph  W.  machinist,  16  E.  Orange,  boards 

41  Harrison  avenue 
Fowle  Joshua  B.  {  T.  Austin  &;  Co.),  h.  232  Har.  av. 
Fowle  Mary  E.  widow,  h.  3  Paris  pi.  E.  B. 
Fowle  Parker  &  Sons  ( W,n.  P.  &  Geo.  E.),  carpets, 

164  Wash,  house  77  Harrison  avenue 
Fowle  Ruth,  widow,  boards  41  Harrison  avenue 
Fowle  {Samuel)  &  Fletcher  {E.  E.),  W.  I.  goods, 

1  Lewis  wf.  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Fowle  Seth  W.  druggist,  138  Wash.  h.  15   Beacon 


18 


Fowle  William,  clerk,  138  Wash.  h.  at  Medford 
Fowle  William  B.  book  seller,  138^  Wash,  house  at 
West  Newton  [14  Columbia 

Fowle  Wm.  B.  jr.  ticket  master  B.  &  W.  R.  R.  h. 
Fowle  Wm.  H.  {Isaac  F.  ^-  Co.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Fowle  Wm.  P.  {P.  Foiole  ^  Sons),  h.  at   Roxbury 
Fowler  Edmond,  boarding,  60  Albany 
Fowler  James  L.  pilot,  h.  4  Foster 
Fowler  John,  laborer,  h.  23  Belknap 
Fowler  John  R.  coach  maker,  h.   r.   Third,  near  E 
Fowler  Joseph  G.  machinist,  house  10  Dover 
Fowler  M.  Field,  com.  mer.  15  India  wf.  b.  23  South 
Fowler  Mary,  widow  of  Samuel  N.  h.  79   Brighton 
Fowler  Susan  Mrs.  h.  22  Bowdoin 
Fowler  Trim,  laborer,  house  10  May 
Fowler  William  C.  pilot,  house  5  Phipps  place 
Fowles  Charles  D.  laborer,  h.  rear  11  Gouch 
Fowles  Harriet,  widow,  h.  r.  11  Gouch 
Fowles  Jacob,  painter,  house  3  Piedmont 
Fowles  Mary,  widow,  seamstress,  h.  50  Myrtle 
Fox  A.  Rouistone,  clerk,  h.  4  Seaver  place 
Fox  Benjamin,  at  American  House 
Fox  Bernard,  store  and  house  86^  Eliot 
Fox  Charles,  house  11  Marion 
Fox  Charles  A.  54  Hanover,  b.  3  Lindall  place 
Fox  Charles  J.  mason,  house  54  Allen 
Fox  Edmund,  blacksmith,  house  20  Wash,  avenue 
Fox  Edward  A.  civil  engineer,  bds.  11  Marion 
Fox  Edward  W.  clerk,  house  11  Federal  court 
Fox  George  H.  machinist,  Charles,  c.  Cambridge, 
house  14  Charles  [10^  Garden 

Fox  Jacob,  trunk  maker,  127   Cambridge,  house  r. 
Fox  Jacob,  jr.  trunk  maker,  b.  r.  IO.5  Garden 
Fox  James,  blacksmith,  house  22  Wash,  avenue 
Fox  John,  tailor,  house  10  Williams 
Fox  John,  tailor,  house  31  Merrimac 
Fox  John,  tailor,  house  2  South  st.  place 
Fox  John,  baker,  house  18  Warren 
Fox  Jos.  H.  S.  clerk,  529  Wash.  h.  15  Albion 
Fox  Owen,  laborer,  h.  Norwich,  near  Harr.  avenue 
Fox  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  6  Washington  square 
Fox  Philip,  carpenter,  Beverly,  house   2   Prospect 
Fox  Prudence  B.  teacher,  Essex,  c.  of  Rowe,  bds. 

3  La  Grange  place 
Fox  Richard,  house  252  Tremont 
Fox  Robert,  tailor,  70  Essex 
Foxcroft  F.  A.  Rev.  bds.  52  Harrison  avenue 
Foy  Andrew,  machinist,  h.  Second,  n.    Dorchester 
Foy  Horatio,  truckman,  h.  15  W.  Centre 
Foy  John,  truckman,  house  7  Medford  court 
Foy  John,  tailor,  bds.  00  Atkinson 
Foye  Edward  A.  truckman,  bds.  10  Fruit 
Foye  James,  laborer,  house  28.^  Salem 
Foye  James  M.  clerk,  bds.  128  Harrison  avenue 
Foye  Jane  R.  tailoress,  77  Charter 
Foye  Michael,  bds.  Scott  court 
Fovt  Margaret,  washing,  h.  57  Cambridge 
Francis  A.  J.  locksmith,  40  School,  h.  Everett 
Francis  Daniel,  brass  founder,  Sumner,  h.   Maver- 
ick, near  R.  R. 
Francis  Daniel  S.  clerk,  120  Washington 
Francis  David  {Muaroe  <Sr  F.),  h.  5   La  Grange  pi. 
Francis  Ebenezer,  60  State,  h.  8  Pemberton  square 
Francis  Edward,  waiter,  house  31^  Garden 
Francis  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  h.  Tyler,  c.  Curve 
Francis  Frederick,  stevedore,  house  Grove  place 
Francis  George,  clerk,  house  96  Chesnut 
Francis  George,  rigger,   house  54  Commercial 
Francis  George  H.  60  Harrison  avenue,  b.  2  Bennet 
Francis  Hannah,  \vidow,  house  21  Second 
Francis  John,  truckman,  bds.  1  E.  Orange 
Francis  Joseph  H.  books,  128  Wash.  h.  56  Pleasant 
Francis  {Nathaniel)  &    Lovell    {James   G.),  pump 

makers,  52  India  wf.  h.  11   Purchase 
Francis  Nathaniel,  23  Merchants'  Exchange,  h.  4 

Hayward  place 
Francis  Simon,  grocer,  h.  Dorchester,  n.  Broadway 
Francis  Thomas  D.  h.  204  Broadway,  near  D 
Francis  Thomas  D.  clerk,  61  Congress,  h.  5  Vernon 
Francis  William,  tin  smith,  house  Silver,  near  B 


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BOSTON      [F]      DIKECTORY 


Franey  James,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Francy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  r.  55  South 
Franklin  Francis,  truckman,  house  71  Nashua 
Franklin  Joseph,  boards  2  Morton  ct. 
Franks  Charles  F.  rigger,  house  1  Fruit       [Lowell 
Frary  John,  scene  painter  National  Theatre,  bds.  5 
Eraser   George,   mer.   tailor,  75    Court,   house    2 

Townsend  pi. 
Eraser  John  S.  polisher,  house  36  London 
Eraser  Peter,  laborer,  house  5  Lewis 
Eraser  Roderick,  tailor,  house  56  Chambers 
Frasher  John,  shipwright,  h.  Cottage,  n.  Sumner 
Frasher  Misses,  dress  makers,  136  Hanover 
Frasier  James,  National  Saloon,  68  Endicot 
Frawley  Catharine,  widow,  house  20  East 
Erawley  John,  marble  polisher,  h.  61  Fourth 
Frazer  John  A.  clerk  N.  E.  M.  M.  Ins.  Co.  boards 

9  Billerica 
Frazier  Alexander,  blacksmith,  house  38  Curve 
Erazier  Daniel,  rigger,  house  12  Belmont 
Frazier  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  Cottage,  c.  Maverick 
Frazier  Richard,  laborer,  h.  Erin  alley,  E.  B. 
Frederic  Charles,  machinist,  b.  Orleans,  n.  Webster 
Frederick  Charles  H.  machinist,  h.  18  Plymouth 
Frederick  Edward,  trunk  maker,  bds.  161  Hanover 
Frederick  Jabez,  lumber.  Eastern  Steamboat  wf. 

house  4  Phipps  place 
Frederick  John,  cabinet  maker,  155  Tyler 
Frederick  John  Jos.  cabinet  maker,  bds.  155  Tyler 
Frederick  Lucinda,  widow,  house  161  Hanover 
Fredericks  Charles,  carpenter,  house  r.  35  Prince 
Fredson  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  b.  Meridian,  n.  London 
Freeborn  James,  painter,  boards  62  Friend 
Freeborn  {Jas.  jr.)  &  Rich   {Isaac  B.),  printers,  3 

Water,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Freeborn  John,  painter,  h.  18  Billerica 
Freel  James,  tailor,  49  Endicot 
Freeland  Ann  Mrs.  house  3  North  Bennet 
Freeland  Joseph,  painter,  h.  r.  3  N.  Bennet     [non 
Freeman  Abraham  {Packard  ^  F.),  h.  88  Mt.  Ver- 
Freeman  Alfred,  watchman,  h.  Broad,  n.  Sea 
Freeman  Arthur,  blacksmith,  h.  17  Lyman  pi. 
Freeman  Caleb,  boot  polisher,  19  Hanover,  house 

5  S.  May 
Freeman  Edward,  mason,  boards  24  Grove 
Freeman  Edward,  laborer,  h.  r.  Third,  n.  B 
Freeman  Frederick,  clerk,  bds.  12  Spring 
Freeman  George,  boards  2  Bennet 
Freeman  George  A.  {Dix  &:  F.),  h.  8  Chambers 
Freeman  George  E.  clerk,  Quincy  H.  b.  17  Lynde 
Freeman  H.  C.  house  60  Hudson 
Freeman  James  Mrs.  house  Robinson  alley 
Freeman  James  S.  fish  dealer,  house  Gold,  n.  F 
Freeman  John,  house  60  Hudson 
Freeman  John  D.  printer,  h.  1  Head  pi. 
Freeman  Louisa,  tailoress,  house  41  Southac 
Freeman  Lucy,  widow,  house  17  Auburn 
Freeman  Mary  E.  tailoress,  house  67  Leveret 
Freeman  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Suffolk,  n.  Lenox 
Freeman  Moses  H.  blacksmith,  Andover,  house  at 

Somerville 
Freeman  Nathaniel,  mason,  house  24  Grove 
Freeman  Osmar,  porter,  h.  4  Wilberforce  place 
Freeman  Peter  L.  30  Court,  h.  14  Belknap 
Freeman  Peter  W.  sec.  Bost.  Ins.  Co.  h.  53  Chesnut 
Freeman  Richard,  seaman,  h.  4  Southac 
Freeman  Samuel,  coach  smith,  h.  10  Village 
Freeman  Sarah  Mrs.  h.  4  Salter  pi. 
Freeman  Simon  B.  housewright,  Commercial,  near 

Charter,  h.  5  Lawrence  pi. 
Freeman  Thos.  laborer,  h.  1  Wilberforce  pi.  [Dover 
Freeman  Watson,  dep.  sherifi',  7  Court  sq.  h.  78 
Freeman  William,  house  6  Bulfinch  [Waterlown 
Freeman  William  F.  dye  woods,  3  Long  wf.  h.  at 
Freese  Geo.  {J.  Suders  S;  Co.),  bds.  1  Unity 
French  Abner  &  Co.  (//.  C.  Davis  &;  H.  Webster), 

dry  goods,  99  Milk,  bds.  7  Bowdoin  sq. 
French  {Abram),  Wells  {J.  T.),  &  Co.  {J.  B.  Kil- 

bourn),  crockery,  151  Milk,  h.  38  Edinboro' 
French  Anthony,  blacksmith,  h.  107  W.  Cedar 


French  Arthur  Mrs.  house  6  Hancock 
French  A.  S.  Mrs.  tailoress,  h.  211  Hanover 
French  Benj.  {L.  H.  Hale  iSr  Co.),  b.  Adams  House 
French  Benj.  chemist,  house  Ontario 
French  Benj.  house  r.  81  Tremont 
French  Benj.  F.  ship  carpenter,  h.  Paris,  E.  B. 
French  Benj.  Y.  jr.  Maine  wf.  bds.  2  Quincy  pi. 
French  Catharine,  dress  maker,  bds.  9  Piedmont 
French  Charles,  wood  and  coal,  Maine  wf.  Broad, 

near  Summer,  h.  at  Braintree 
French  Charles,  druggist,  Hanover,  opp.  Tileston, 

boards  3  New  Prince 
French  Charles  M.  53  Pearl,  bds.  Webster,  E.  B. 
French  Charles  S.  dentist,  238  Washington 
French  Chase,  coachman,  boards  114  Hudson 
French  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  Second,  n.  K 
French   {Ebenezer)  &  Nye  {D.  C),  painters,  21 

Howard,  h.  5  Chambers  st.  ct. 
French  Ephraim,  house  8  Edinboro' 
French  George  H.  hides  and  leather,  41  Shoe  and 

Leather,  bds.  28  Essex 
French  George  P.  99  Milk,  bds.  11  Allston 
French  Hannah,  widow,  h.  Webster,  n.  Cottage 
French  Harriet  M.  dress  maker,  50i  Hanover,  bds. 

153  Court 
French  James,  publisher,  bookseller,  importer,  and 

stationer,  78  Washington,  bds.  Revere  House 
French  Jas.  J.  counsei'r,  5  Congress,  and  1  Story  pi. 
French  James  M.  blacksmith,  h.  3  Ringgold 
French  James  W.  cutter,  bds.  109  Leveret 
French  Jesse  B.  housewright,  h.  222  Broadway 
French  John,  housewright,  bds.  222  Broadway 
French  John,  boards  2  Winter  place 
French  John,  40  Kilby,  bds.  6  Central  ct. 
French  John  A.  groceries  and  ship  stores,  56  Long 

wf.  h.  Boylston,  opp.  public  garden 
French  John  A.  pub.  Herald,  19  State,  house  at  36 

Cambridge 
French  Jonathan,  35  S.  Market,  h.  at  Roxbury 
French  Jonathan,  carpenter,  r.  45  Pleasant,  h.  27 

Porter  [Hingham 

French  Joseph  H.  {Nash,  French  §■  Co.),  house  at 
French  Leonard,  office  97  Fulton 
French  Lewis,  Eastern  R.  R.  H.  115  and  116  Com'l 
French  Lucius,  10  Boylston  Market,  h.  43  Marion 
French  Lucy,  house  r.  17  North  Russell 
French  Luke  B.  117  Milk 
French  Mary,  widow  of  David,  h.  r.  470  Wash. 
French  Moses,  jr.  wood  and  coal,  Maine  wf.  Broad, 

near  Summer,  house  2  Quincy  pi. 
French  Nancy  Mrs.  house  37  S.  Russell 
French  Oliver,  cabinet  maker,  house  Ontario 
French  {Reuben),  &  Cooper  {Wm.),  restorator,  209 

Broad,  h.  6  Paris  pi.  [House 

French  Samuel  A.  (Pearson  S;  F.),  bds.  Bromfield 
French  Sarah  Mrs.  house  30  Poplar 
French  Sarah  D.  Mrs.  house  1  Franklin 
French  Stewart,  houseAmght,  Federal,  c.  High 
French  Susan,  nurse,  bds.  108  Hudson 
French  Thomas,  handcartman,  bds.  22  Goueh 
French  Thomas  E.  clerk,  bds.  30  Poplar 
French  Thos.  W.  {Nash  F.  &;  Co.),  b.  N.  E.  House 
French  William  Mrs.  house  15  Adams 
French  William,  mariner,  h.  222  Harrison  av. 
French  William  E.  mason,  h.  17  Indiana  pi. 
French  William  E.  distiller,  Essex,  cor.  South,  h. 

13  Tyler 
Frentz  Charles,  carpenter,  bds.  8  Mason 
Ereston  Charles,  laborer,  14  Washington  sq. 
Frey  John,  cigar  maker,  house  47  Warren 
Friedheim  J.  F.  professor  of  music,  h.  26  Winter 
Friel  Ellen,  seamstress,  h.  37  Kingston 
Friel  John,  laborer,  h.  London,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Friel  Susan,  house  37  Kingston 
Friendlich  Joseph,  pedler,  h.  4  Carlton  pi. 
Fries  Wultf,  musician,  bds.  26  Lowell 
Frink  Elizabeth,  teacher,  bds.  50  Tyler 
Frisbee  James,  boarding,  224  Ann 
Frisbie  Martha,  cap  maker,  bds.  9  Margaret 
Eriszzell  William,  tailor,  house  6  Myrtle  ct. 


BOSTON      [F]      DIRECTORY 


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Frobisher  Ann,  house  178  Tremont 

Frobisher  Joseph  B.,  Savings  Bank,  h.  10  Vine 

From  John  A.  mariner,  h.  14  Washington  sq. 

Frost  Caleb  W.  brewer,  bds.  5  S.  Margin 

Frost  Catherine  Mrs.  house  16  Tileston 

Frost  Charles  L.  clerk,  boards  34  South 

Frost  Charles  W.  333  Wash.  bds.  34  South 

Frost  Colman,  house  8  Garden 

Frost  Eben,  baker,  boards  o'2  Friend 

Frost  George,  varnisher,  house  6  Nashua 

Frost  George  B.  tailor,  o8  Myrtle,  house  do. 

Frost  George  W.  Rev.  bds.  11  E.  Dedham 

Frost  Harriet,  nurse,  house  8  Garden 

Frost  Harriet,  nurse,  house  12  Curve 

Frost  Horatio,  painter,  24  Congress,  h.  11  Auburn 

Frost  Jairus  A.  416  Wash.  h.  W.  Canton 

Frost  James,  laborer,  house  44  Porter,  E.  B. 

Frost  Jas.  M.  (/.  O.  S^  J-  M.  Frost),  h.  11  Auburn 

Frost  Jas.  W.  carpenter,  h.  at  Plough  Fact'y,  Fifth 

Frost  &  Co.  (J.  H.  A.  Frost),  boots,  shoes,  &c.  10 

Blackstone 
Frost  Joanna,  widovir  of  Reuben,  h.  23  Charles 
Frost  John  N.  blacksmith,  h.  20  Spring 
Frost  J.  O.  21  Congress  [6  Nashua 

Frost  J.  O.  &  J.  M.  carpenters,  32  Haverhill,  house 
Frost  Jonathan  J.  teamster,  house  11  Lindall  place 
Frost  Joseph,  morocco  dresser,  12  Hanover 
Frost  Joseph  B.  house  41  Turnpike,  n.  Broadway 
Frost  Joseph  B.  jr.  cl'k  Cust.  House,  h.  372  Wash. 
Frost  Luther  E.  carpenter,  house  -3  Vine 
Frost  Morrill,  waiter,  house  r.  3-5  Prince 
Frost  Nancy  Mrs.  dress  maker,  14.5  Court 
Frost  Rufus  S.  {Osgood  iSf  F.),  house  at  Chelsea 
P'rost  Samuel  W.  carpenter,  house  23  Charles 
Frost  (Seth  F.),  provisions,  92  Federal,  h.  9  Eaton 
Frost  Walter  I.  h'dware  &  fishi'g  tackle,  182  Wash. 
Frost  William,  boards  20  Church 
Frost  Wm.  B.  S.  carpenter,  house  rear  16  Auburn 
Frost  Wm.  E.  clerk,  .50  Washington,  h.  23  Charles 
Frost  William  P.  boards  9  Kingston 
Frost  Wm.  R.  cl'k  City  Bank,  h.  5  M'tgomery  pi. 
Frothingham  Abner  P.  at  P.  O.,  h.  28  S.  Russell 
Frothingham  Amos  T.  cashier  Tremont  Bank,  h. 
at  Charlestown  [Summer 

Frothingham  Edward,  12  Tremont   Row,   bds.  34 
Frothingham  Eleanor,  house  63  Warren 
Frothingham  E.  L.  cashier  C.  House,  h.  8  Garland 
Frothingham  E.  L.  jr.  Custom  H.  bds.  8  Garland 
Frothingham  George  0.  69  Broad,  house  12  Cherry 
Frothingham  Geo  W.  city  treasurer,  office  City  Hall, 
house  14  Florence  [town 

Frothingham  Jas.  K.  jr.  4  Long  wf.  h.  at  Charles- 
Frothingham  Nathaniel,  painter,  house  30  London 
Frothingham  Nathan'l  F.  ship  broker  and  commis- 
sion merch.  25  Long  wharf,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Frothingham  Nathaniel  L.  Rev.  house  34  Summer 
Frothingham  Peter,  produce  and  com.  mer.  .54  Ful- 
ton, boards  Revere  House         [78  Mt.  Vernon. 
Frothingham  Samuel,  president  State  Bank,  house 
Frothingham  Samuel,  jr.  &  Co.  {T.  Frothingham), 
com.  mer's,  119  and  121  Milk,  h.  97  Pinck'y 
Frothingham  Samuel  P.  coach  painter,  house  10 
Newton  place  [house  47  Chesnut 

Frothingham  Theodore  (S.  Frothi'nciha,m,jr.  ^  Co), 
Frothingham  Thomas,  house  63  Warren  \™-^^ 

Frothingham  Thomas  B.  {Boyd  S^  F.),  h.  34  Sum- 
Fro  thingham  T.  H.  {Gar/e,  Hittinr/er,  S;  Co.) 
Frothingham  William,  237  Washington,  h.  17  Tyler 
Frothingham  Wm.  L.  clerk  P.  O.  bds.  1  Village 
Frothingham  W.  S.  h.  28  S.  Russell  [28  Allen 

Frye  Isaac  W.  assist,  editor  Boston  Courier,  house 
Frye  Joseph  {Turner  &  F.),  house  at  Quincy 
Frye  J.  Franklin,  14  Blackstone,  bds.  37  Salem 
Frye  Samuel  S.  baker,  bds.  Wash.  cor.  Arnold 
Frye  William,  tailor,  boards  129  Essex 
Fryer  Eliza,  dress  maker,  b.  33  Southac 
Frver  Leonard,  painter,  h.  33  Southac        [doin  sq. 
Fu'llam  Chas.  L.  {J.  F.  FuUam  ^  Co),  h.  2  Bow- 
FuUam  George  J.  {J.  F.  Fullam  &;  Co),  house  2 
Bowdoin  square 


Fullam  J.  F.  &  Co.  (C.  L.  S;  G.  J.  Fullam),  Uvery 

stable,  rear  2  Bowdoin  sq.  house  2  do. 
Fullarton  Jacob,  jr.  bonnets  and  straw  goods,  51J 

and  53.^  Hanover,  bds.  84  Charles 
Fuller  Aaron,  baker,  house  7  London 
Fuller  Abner,  ship  painter,  h.  2  Commercial 
Fuller  Albert,  house  38  Charles  [ct. 

Fuller  Allen  M.  restorator,  48  Brattle,  h.  5  Billings 
Fuller  Benjamin,  engineer,  boards  21  Portland 
Fuller  Charles,  plan  maker,  house  21  Vine 
Fuller  Catherine,  nurse,  18  Norfolk  place 
Fuller  Charles  C.  44  Coral,  house  at  Watertown 
Fuller  Charles  H.  hair  dresser,  43  Chatham 
Fuller  Cyrus  B.  grocer,  62  Myrtle,  h.  89  W.  Cedar 
Fuller  Dan'I  D.  apothecary,  Kueeland,  c.  Hudson, 

house  do.  [N.  H. 

Fuller  David  G.  flour,   91   Lowell,  h.  at    Concord, 
Fuller  Ebenezer,  98  Fulton,  house  31  Stillman 
Fuller  Ensign  C.  brass  finisher,  bds.  Fort  Av. 
Fuller  Franklin,   1   Hichborn  block,  b.  Purchase, 

opposite  Gridley 
Fuller  Gardner,  bds.  109  Leveret 
Fuller  Gardner,  hackman,  3  Mason 
Fuller  HafFord  B.  clerk,  84  Hanover 
Fuller  Halsey  H.  1.5  E.Kchange 
Fuller  Hannah,  temp,  boarding  house,  33  Lincoln 
Fuller  Henry  A.  (J.  AI.  Barnard,  Sg  Co),  boards  14 

Staniford 
Fuller  (Henry  H.)  &  Preston  (Geo.  H.),  counsel'rs, 

6  State,  h.  2  Avon  place 
Fuller  Hiram  &   L.    L.  carpenters.  Causeway,  cor. 

Portland,  and  18  Water,  h.  24  Andover 
Fuller  H.  Weld  {Derby  cS,-  Fuller),  1  Devonshire,  h. 

Porter,    Roxb'y  [ferry,  h.  Murray  ct.  E.  B. 

Fuller   .Jeremiah  S.  blacksmith,   Le\vis,  near    the 
Fuller  John  C.  laborer,  house  2  Knox     [E.  Boston 
Fuller  John  H.  blacksmith,  h.  Lamson,  n.  Everett, 
Fuller  John  K.  Merchants'  Bank,  28  State 
Fuller  John  L.  carpenter,  house  77  Carver 
Fuller  Julia,  tailoress,  boards  109  Leveret 
Fuller  Julius  C.  311  Wash,  boards  14  N.  Russell 
Fuller  Leonard,  iron  founder,  N.  Grove,  house  35 

Bridge 
Fuller  L.  L.  {H.  &  L.  L.  Fuller),  boards  6  Nashua 
Fuller  Moses,  jr.  3  Mer.  rov^,  house  at  Watertown 
Fuller  Prudence,  widow  of  Seth,  h.  4  Allen  court 
Fuller  Richard  F.  counsellor,  10  State,  h.  at  Cant'n 
Fuller  Richard  S.  house  86  Prince 
Fuller  Robert,  iron,  Fulton,  corner  Cross,  house  at 

Cambridge 
Fuller  Ruth  M.  widow,  house  3  Staniford  place 
Fuller  Samuel  A.  artist,  1.5  Tremont  row 
Fuller  Samuel  B.  police  officer,  house  23  May 
Fuller  Samuel  D.  5  Devonshire,  hou^e  11  Zone 
Fuller  Seth  W.  bell  hanger,  17  Devonshire,  h.  48 

Myrtle  [Cambridgeport 

Fuller  Simeon  H.  dry  goods,  24  Hanover,  house  at 
Fuller  Stephen  P.  civil  engineer  and  surveyor,  37 

Court  square,  house  17  Hancock 
Fuller  Timothy,  blacksmith,  house  6  Lucas  place 
Fuller  William  F.  blacksmith,  house  F,  cor.  Gold 
Fuller  William  M.  blacksmith,  h.  4  Wells  place 
Fuller  Zenas,  31  Hanover,  house  at  Melrose 
Fullerton  {Alexander)  &   Raymond  (C  B.),  com. 

mer.  147  Milk,  house  5  Waverly  place 
Fullerton  Charles  E.  {D.  S.  Foster  ^  Co.),  bds.  148 

Hanover 
Fullerton  Charles  J.  house  51  Summer 
Fullerton  Jacob,  jr.  bds.  84  Charles 
Fullerton  James,  house  117  Purchase 
Fullerton  Janette  Mrs.  house  14  Cotting 
Fullerton  William,  tailor,  house  40  Billerica 
FuUick  Joseph  N.  painter,  house  29  Friend 
FuUick  William  G.  house  5  Pitts 
Fullington  Augustus,  teamster,  b'ds  22  Gouch 
Fullum  Calvin,  upholsterer,  boards  60  Federal 
FuUum  Mercy,  boarding  house,  92  Turnpike,  n.  4th 
Fulton  Mary  Mrs.  house  12  Auburn 
Fulton  Robert  J.  carpenter,  boards  24  Thacher 
Fulton  Thomas,  plasterer,  house  Cross,  E.  Boston 


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BOSTON      [Gr]       DIRECTORY 


Furber  Daniel,  porter,  bds.  24  Washington  square 
Furber  George  Y.  boarding,  7  Wash,  square 
Furber  Page,  86  F.  H.  Market,  bds.  103  Salem 
Furber  Wm.  H.  H.  {Sa7ids,  Craft,  8;  Co.),  house 

103  Salem 
Furber  William  L.  coachman,  bds.  3  Russell  court 
Furbush  Elias,  porter,  house  22  South  Cedar 
Furbush  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  Dorc'ter,  n.  Fourth 
Furbush  Mary,  widow,  house  62  Essex 
Furbush  Milo,  grocer,  41  Federal,  h.  13  Sullivan  pi. 
Furbush  Stephen,  house  4  Spring 
Furlong  John,  stevedore,  bds.  Sumner,  n.  Border 
Furnas  George,  sail  maker,  21  Com.  wharf,  boards 

12  Newton  place 
Furnas  Jonathan,  boarding,  12  Newton  place 
Furneaux  Thos.  B.  66  Congress,  h.  15  Marion 
Furness  George  J.  bds.  Revere  House 
Furness  Joseph,  laborer,  Pembroke 
Furness  Nath'l  H.  45  Milk,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Furness  Rebecca,  widow,  house  rear  83  Endieot 
Furness  Robert,  tailor,  house  3  Sister        [Woburn 
Furness  Wm.  jr.  {Geo.  W.  Abbot  &:  Co.),  house  at 
Furniss  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Gold,  n.  B 
Furst  Louis,  fancy  goods,  381  Wash.  h.  r.  Dix  pi. 
Fussell  John  {Shureij  (Sf  Co.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Fyler  Albert,  physician,  8  Hichborn  block 
Fynes  Margaret  H.  widow,  house  14  Bridge 

GAFFIELD  ABNER  J.  supt.  South  Free  Bridge, 

house  do. 
Gaffield  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  h.  1  Tileston  pi. 
Gafheld  David,  truckman,  house  r.  19  Pitts 
Gaffield  Reuben,  laborer,  h.  1  Maiden 
Gaffield  Thomas  (C.  G.  Lorinq &;  Co.),  h.  53  Allen 
Gaffield  Thomas  Mrs.  h.  53  Allen 
Gaffney  Andrew,  book  agent,  h.  12  Rochester 
Gaffney  James,  laborer,  h.  8  Charlestown 
Gaffney  John,  laborer,  h.  8  Charlestown 
Gaffney  John  L.  musician,  h.  44  S.  Margin 
Gaffney  Roger,  teamster,  house  Northampton 
Gaffney  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  21  Atkinson 
Gage  (AckUson),  Hittinger  (J.),  &  Co.  {Timothy  T. 

iSawyer  ^   T.  JI.  Frothinyham),  ice,  70  State, 

h.  at  Charlestown  [70  Nashua 

Gage  Albert,  laborer   at  Concord  R.  R.  depot,  h. 
Gage  Andrew,  laborer,  house  26  Minot 
Gage  Benj.  broker,  5  Congress,  h.  23  Andover 
Gage  Benj.  W.  crockery  and  glass,  144  Wash.  h.  at 

Charlestown 
Gage  Christopher  C.  at  Revere  House 
Gage  Edward,  dentist,  4  Hamilt'n  pi.  b.  at  Pavilion 
Gage  Frederick  Wm.  machinist,  b.  9  Billerica 
Gage  Geo.  W.  {Chamberlin  cV  G.),  City  Hotel 
Gage  James,  mason,  house  Webster 
Gage  James,  laborer,  house  3  Leveret,  n.  the  bridge 
Gage  John,  laborer,  house  c.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Gage  John,  house  4  Andover 
Gage  Seth,  49  Federal,  house  at  Dedham 
Gage  Seth,  clerk,  boards  25  High 
Gage  Tenney  K.  {Pctbner,  G.  S;  Co.),  h.  34  Hudson 
Gage  Theodric  J.  machinist,  boards  5  Billerica 
Gage  Udolph,  machinist,  boards  9  Billerica 
Gage  William  H.  sash  maker,  house  Fifth,  c.  D 
Ganagan  Ann  Mrs.  boarding,  146  Ann 
Gahagin  James,  laborer,  house  Milldam 
Gamor  Patrick,  laborer,  house  24  Suffolk 
Gahurlla  Abraham,  restorator,  1  Warren  place 
Gair  John,  sail  maker,  Liverpool  wf.  h.  77  Purchase 
Gait  Sydenham,  19  Sudbury,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Galbraith  Joanna,  widow,  house  3  Kingston  st.  ct. 
Gale  Augusta,  washing,  house  58  Blackstone 
Gale  Augustus  C.  broker.  State,  h.  282  Tremont 
Gale  Benj.  F.  carpenter,  7  Harvard  place 
Gale  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  24  Green 
Gale  George,  baker,  h.  2  Ringgold        [705  Wash. 
Gale  Gustavus  0.  clerk,  6  Diamond  block,  house 
Gale  Isaac,  clerk,  house  38  Auburn 
Gale  Isaac,  restorator,  Boylst'n  Market,  h.  5  Zone 
Gale  Levi  B.  physician,  house  14  Oneida 
Gale  Levi  B.  grocer,  27  Harr.  av.  h.  42  Tyler 


Gale  Lucian,   counsellor,   20  Court,   b.   Bromfield 

House 
Gale  Lydia,  carpet  maker,  h.  6  Norfolk  pi.   [Dover 
Gale  Milton,   oil  and  leather,  31  N.  Market,  h.  71 
Gale  Nathaniel,  Cvistom  House,  house  at  Chelsea 
Gale  Samuel,  machinist,  boards  Paris,  n.  Sumner 
Gale  Timothy,  refreshments,  7  Water     [N.  Margin 
Galeano  Antonio,  cigar  maker,  1  Lindall,  house  92 
Gallacar  Hezekiah,  captain,  h.  6  N.  Hudson 
Gallagher  Abram,  laborer,  house  5  Middlesex 
Gallagher  Andrew,  IMaverick,  corner  London 
Gallagher  Bartlett,  laborer,  h.  17  Vine 
Gallagher  Charles,  tailor,  house  15  Cross 
Gallagher  Daniel,  laborer,  house  11  Hamburg 
Gallagher  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Tremont,  n.  Dover 
Gallagher  Francis,  tailor,  boards  62  Atkinson 
Gallagher  Francis,  cooper,  house  Silver,  near  C 
Galhigher  Hugh,  grocer,  108  Ann,  house  do. 
Gallagher  Hugh,  tailor,  house  9  Federal  court 
Gallagher  Hugh,  house  16  South  Margin 
Gallagher  James,  boot  maker,  Foundry,  h.  Ontario 
Gallagher  James,  shoe  maker ,  37  1-2  Prince 
Gallagher  James,   merchant  tailor,  7  Lewis,  house 

Havre,  near  Maverick 
Gallagher  John,  laborer,  house  124  Purchase 
Gallagher  John,  laborer,  house  8  Cvprus 
Gallagher  John,  laborer,  h.  W.  Dedham         [E.  B. 
Gallagher  John,  laborer,  h.  Everett,  n.  Ford  place, 
Gallagher  John,  laborer,  h.  Cottage,  near  Everett 
Gallagher  Jos.  tailor,  h.  16  Williams       [Turnpike 
Gallagher  Joseph,  boiler  maker,  house  Second,  n. 
Gallagher  Michael,  wheelwright,  h.  27  Williams 
Gallagher  Neal,  laborer,  house  r.  40  Blackstone 
Gallagher  Owen,  teamster,  house  3  Carney  place 
Gallagher  Owen,  pedler,  house   Tremont,  n.  Dover 
Gallagher  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  7  Kingston  st.  ct. 
Gallagher  Patrick,  boiler  maker,  h.  Cottage,  near 

Everett  [S.  Townsend  place 

Gallagher  Patrick,  dry  goods,  5  Tremont  row,  h.  4 
Gallagher  Patrick,  tailor,  house  90  Ann 
Gallagher  Thomas,  tailor,  house  78  Atkinson 
Gallagher  Thomas,  puddler,  house  Saratoga 
Gallagher  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  r.  47  Hudson 
Gallagher  Thomas,  boarding,  161  Ann 
Gallagher  {William)  &  OUver  {Franklin),  tin  and 

stoves,  43  Turnpike,  h.  Old  Harbor  st. 
Galligan  James,  waiter,  house  80  South 
Galligan  John,  laborer,  house  32  Stillman 
Galligan  Patrick,  engineer,  h.  Third,  near  D 
Galligan  Peter,  laborer,  h.  Northampton,  n.  Suffolk 
Galligher  Michael  Patrick  Rev.  h.  23  Federal 
Gallison  Joseph  II.  provisions,  73  Cambridge,  b.  8 

Ashland  X^'^^ 

Gallivan  Mahanny,  teamster,  h.  Second,  n.  Turn- 
Gallivan  Michael,  laborer,  5  Pearl  place 
Gallivan  Michael,  tailor,  house  13  Essex  place 
Gallivan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Gallivan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  281  Ann 
Gallivan  Timothy,  laborer,  house  12  Pearl  place 
Gallon  Joseph  H.  printer,  house  5  Cotting 
Galloupe  Charles  W.  {Whiting  i;  Kehoe),  house  at 

Beverly  [corner  E 

Gallop  Joseph,  provisions,  227,  h.  229  Broadway, 
Gallup  Wm.  H.  V.  {Whiteley  &:  G.).  22  Water 
Galusha  Ruel  W.  stair  builder,  h.  20  Genesee 
Galvin  Timothy,  boiler  maker,  h.  Fessenden  ct. 
Gamage  Amory,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  4  London 
Gamage  Amasa  D.  4  Chatham,  house  8  Orange 
Gamage  Andrew  R.  house  8  AV.  Orange 
Gamage  Hannah,  widow,  house  3  Camden  place 
Gamage  Sarah  D.  widow,  house  8  Orange  [sea 

Gammans  James,  jr.  clerk,  28  India  wf.  b.  at  Chel- 
Gammeff  Emily  C.  house  1  Clark 
Gammon  Eliot,  housewright,  h.  33  Billerica 
Gammon  Mary  Mrs.  boarding,  42  Portland 
Gammon  Nelson,  cooper,  house  Trenton 
Gammon  Stephen,  h.  67  Pleasant 
Gammon  Thomas,  iron  founder,  h.  Milldam      [pi. 
Gammon  Wm.  H.  millinerv,  491  Wash.  b.  2  Oliver 
Gane  Henry  A.  {Tilden  .Sf  'G.),  h.  31  Poplar 


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Ganmell  Dorcas,  widow,  h.  1  Townsend  place 
Gann  Mary,  widow,  house  35  Pitts 
Gannett  Cole,  shipwright,  house  3  Cotton  place 
Gannett  Ezra  S.  Rev.  house  4  Bumstead  place 
Gannett  {John  A.),  Balch  (B.  W.)  &  Co.  (IF.  W. 

Gannett),  dry  goods,  88  Milk,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Gannett  John  P.  captain,  h.  39  Harrison  avenue 
Gannett  Wm.  W.  {Gannett,  Balch  Sg  Co.),  house  at 

Roxbury 
Gannon  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  1  Pembroke  court 
Gannon  Michael,  laborer,  h.  30  Wash,  square 
Gannon  Patrick,  umbrella  maker,  house  Xewland 
Gansman  John,  mariner,  house  173  Ann 
Ganzlar  George,  laborer,  house  1  Belknap 
Garaty  Hewey,  laborer,  h.  Silver,  near  C 
Garbanati  Frederic  C.  carver,  h.  3  Hanover  place 
Garcelon  Alsom,  livery  stable,  25  Franklin  place, 

house  Broad,  near  Sea 
Garcia  Francisco,  clerk,  boards  6  Fleet 
Garcia  James  R.  prof,  of  music,  h.  6  Beach 
Garcia  James  W.  clerk,  400  Wash.  h.  6  Beach 
Gardell  Lorain,  truckman,  h.  Second,  n.  Dorchester 
Garden  John,  boot  maker,  6-4  Harr.  av.  h.  27  Tyler 
Garden  Robert  C.  tailor,  house  27  Tyler 
Gardiner  C.  F.  house  Hotel  St.  E.  B". 
Gardiner  Elizabeth,  house  7  Temple  place 
Gardiner  Henry  D.  lumber,  Liverpool,  h.  17  do. 
Gardiner  John,  machinist,  b.  3  Maverick  sq. 
Gardiner  S.  H.  com.  mer.  72  State  [Temple  pi. 

Gardiner  Wm.  H.  counsellor,  9  Court  sq.  house  11 
Gardner  Anthony,  mason,  h.  Suffolk,  n.  Dedham 
Gardner  Caesar,  waiter,  house  1  Belknap  place 
Gardner  Caleb,  baker,  house  3  May 
Gardner  Charles  C.  watchman,  h.  47  Men-imac 
Gardner  Charles  D.  5  Chatham  row,  b.  Commercial 

Coffee  House 
Gardner  Eliza  Mrs.  house  1  Sullivan  place 
Gardner  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  4  Kneeland 
Gardner  Francis,  teacher  Latin  School,  h.  12  W. 

Cedar  [Liberty  sq.  h.  76  Atkinson 

Gardner  {Francis)  &  Thayer  {R.  H.),  hardware,  8 
Gardner  G.  Arthur  {John  D.  Gardner  &;  Co.),  h.  2 

Hancock  avenue  [67  Beacon 

Gardner  George  &  Co.  merchants,  5  Liberty  sq.  h. 
Gardner  George  E.  thread  store,  605  Wash.  h.  do. 
Gardner  George  M.  22  N.  Market,  b.  6  Channing 
Gardner  George  W.  coach  painter,  h.  Bolton,  n.  E 
Gardner  Hannah  Mrs.  house  rear  121  Pleasant 
Gardner  Henry,  house  6  Park 
Gardner  Henry,  70  State,  house  at  Salem 
Gardner  Henry  A.  hair  dresser,  under  American 

House,  h.  3  Gray  place  [Vernon 

Gardner  Henry  J.  {Denny,  Rice  <^  G.),  h.  13  Mt. 
Gardner  Henry  N.  coach  painter,  536  Wash.  h.  143 

Harrison  avenue 
Gardner  James  G.  {Stebbins  &  G.),  31  Chambers 
Gardner  James  H.  boiler  maker,  b.  5  Kellam  place 
Gardner  James  W.  clerk,  house  34  Curve 
Gardner  Jerusha  A.  h.  4  Kneeland 
Gardner  John,  treasurer  Hamilton  Woollen  Co.  40 

State,  house  at  Dedham 
Gardner  John  D.  &  Co.   {G.  A.   Gardner),  com. 

mer.  5  Chatham  row,  h.  2  Hancock  avenue 
Gardner  John  L.  merchant,  5  Liberty  sq.  house  7 

Beacon  [London 

Gardner  Joseph,  watch  maker,   121  Wash.  h.  28 
Gardner  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  42  Charlestown 
Gardner  Joseph  H.  carpenter,  bds.  62  Harvard 
Gardner  Joseph  H.  secretary  Neptune  Insurance 

Co.  64  State,  h.  at  Roxbiirj' 
Gardner  Joseph  P.  5  Liberty  sq.  house  7  Beacon 
Gardner  Leavitt,  plane  maker,  4   Green,  house   39 

Garden 
Gardner  Loring.  ship  joiner,  h.  36  Purchase 
Gardner  Marv  Mrs.  bds.  72  Charles 
Gardner  {Ori'n  IF.)  &  Morse  (/.  C),  dry  goods,  30 

Milk,  h.  at  S.  Woburn 
Gardner  Peter,  mason,  h.  23  S.  Russell 
Gardner  Robert,  teamster,  h.  r.  669  Washington 
Gardner  Samuel  P.  Mrs.  house  33  Summer 


Gardner  Sanford  C.  1  India,  bds.  20  Kingston 

Gardner  Sarah,  3  Bedford  place 

Gardner  Sarah  C.  widow,  house  9  Fabin 

Gardner  Simon,  h.  6  Livingston  place 

Gardner  {Si/mtnes)  &  Bartlett  {Charles),  W.  India 

goods,  13  S.  Market,  bds.  Revere  House 
Gardner  Tobias    O.  {A.   A.    Andrews   ^   Co.),   161 

Washington,  house  at  Cambridge 
Garey  Morris,  baker,  h.  Cove,  near  Cove  place 
Garey  Patrick,  wheelwiight,  h.  8  North  Russell 
Garey  Paul  {Chickey  ^  G.),  h.  8  Province 
Garey  Rosanna,  house  Sea,  next  the  bridge 
Garfield  Charles,  upholsterer,  Thacher,  c.  N.  Mar- 
gin, h.  1  Tileston  place 
Garfield  Wm.  H.  {Robeiis  &;  G.),  h.  Ill  Pleasant 
Gargan  Patrick,  stoves,  &c.  46  Portland,  h.  do. 
Gargen  John,  laborer,  h.  Gold,  near  A 
Gargo  Thomas,  laborer,  house  4   Humphrey   place 
Gariboldi  Pietro  &  Co.  (.4.  Cordano),  statuary,  36 

School,  house  3  Ivers 
Garland  Gilman  D.  Rev.  house  7  Barton 
Garland  James,  carpenter,  Kneeland,   c.    Hudson, 

house  Beach,  c.  Tyler 
Garland  John  T.  baker,  house  532  Commercial 
Garland  Michael,  painter,  bds.  11  Pitts 
Garland  Sam'l,  teamster,  h.  Third,  n.  D    [Thacher 
Garlick  Reuben  L.  carpenter,  47  Causeway,  h.  25 
Garnaut  Eliza  Mrs.  house  26  Albany 
Gan'att  Charles  R.  fringe  maker,  h.  1  Clifton  place 
Garrett  Henry  L.  engineer,  h.  Sumner,  n.    Cottage 
Garrett  Joseph,  laborer,  house  Bennington 
Garrety  James,  machinist,  h.  104  E.  Dedham 
Garrety  Patrick,  laborer,  house  London,  E.  B. 
Garrety  Thomas,  laborer,  110  Broad 
Garrigan  Bartlett,  laborer,  house  14  Vine 
Garrigan  Francis,  laborer,  h.  10  Bridge  st.  court 
Garrigan  Judith,  wdow,  house  10  Bridge 
Garrigan  Patrick,  mason,  house  2  Bridge 
Garrison  Wm.  Lloyd,  editor  Liberator,  21  Cornhill, 

house  65  S.  Suffolk 
Garron  George,  caulker,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Garvey  Alexander,  stone  cutter,  h.  3  Middlesex 
Garvin  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  Saratoga 
Garvin  Ezra,  mason,  house  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Garvin  James,  boiler  maker  at  Snow,  Dunn,  &  Co.'s 
Garvin  Michael,  laborer,  house  7  Canal 
Garvin  Robert  B.  at  13  Green 
Garvin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  rear  11  Adams 
Garvin  William,  waiter,  house  7  Cove 
Gary  John,  laborer,  house  10  Cove 
Gasiner  Henry,  pedler,  house  113  Pleasant 
Gaskell  Lyman  C.  25  Doane,  b.  2   Crescent  place 
Gaskin  Henry  A.  laborer,  house  7  Brighton  court 
Gass  Joseph,  stone  cutter,  house  40  Brighton 
Gassett  Charles   R.  {Isaac  S/iattiick  <Sf  Co.),  boards 

Merrimac  House 
Gassett  Henry,  house  50  Summer 
Gassett  Henry,  jr.  house  50  Summer 
Gassett  Lotan  &  Co.  {L.  Gassett,  jr.  ^  A.  S.  Mans- 
Jield),  W.  I.  goods,  Merrimac,  c.   Canal,  house 

38  Salem 
Gassett  Lotan,  jr.  {Lotan  Gassett  &;  Co.),h.  38  Salem 
Gassett  Oscar,  house  50  Summer 
Gassiot  {Augustus)  &  Eliaers  {Augustus),  drawing 

school,  475  Wash.  bds.  155  Pleasant 
Gaszynski  Tutions  F.  teacher  of  dancing,  house  1 

Favette  court 
Gatchell  Emery  T.  clerk,  bds.  2  Howard 
Gately  Peter,  polisher,  house  65  Friend 
Gately  Thomas,  laborer,  house  4  Cove 
Gates  Amphion,  teacher  Phillips  School 
Gates  Artemas,  book  binder,  bds.  38  Fayette 
Gates  Gardner  P.,  Wales'  wharf,  h.  42  Fayette 
Gates  Horace  (T^i/Zer  i^  G.),  h.  2  Canton   st.  place 
Gates  Israel,  carpenter,  house  3  Newbem  place 
Gates  James  W.  &  Co.  {F.  R.  Jenkins),  chairs  and 

mahogany,  30  Commercial,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Gates  Jonathan,  laborer,  h.  rear  47  Pleasant 
Gates  Martin  L.  chairs,  28   Commercial,  house  79 

S.  Suffolk 


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Gates  Milton,  teamster,  bds.  34  Marion 

Gates  Persis  W.  nurse,  house  34  Marion 

Gates  Stephen  F.  pattern  maker,  h.  3  Newbern  pi. 

Gates  William  Mrs.  bds.  58  Temple 

Gaton  John,  boiler  maker,  h.    Havre,  n.   Maverick 

Gaudalet  A.  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 

Gaughan  Michael  H.  clerk,  house  Furnace 

Gaul  Abraham,  waiter,  house  9  Belknap 

Gaul  George,  laborer,  house  9  Southac  place 

Gaul  Lewis,  waiter,  house  18  Southac 

Gaul  Russell,  bds.  1  Brighton  court 

Gault  Benj.  W.  moulder,  h.  First,  c.  Dorchester 

Gault  George,  jr.  stevedore,  h.  130  Endicot 

Gault  Mary  A.  widow,  h.  1  Harrison  avenue 

Gault  Wm.  mer.  tailor,  36  Wash.  h.  o  Sewall  place 

Gauntlett  Christopher  G.  house  11  Sturgis  place 

Gaut  Samuel  N.  baker,  396  Wash,  house  do. 

Gavegan  Edward,  laborer,  house  68  Atkinson 

Gavett  Andrew  J.  (Goodinr/  S^  G.),  h.  72  Leveret 

Gavett  Charles  H.  clerk,  bds.  3  Wheeler's  court 

Gavett  Geo.  B.  dry  goods,  581  Wash.  h.  20  Common 

Gavett  James  H.  carpenter,  house  9  London 

Gavett  Jonathan,  clerk,  boards  72  Leveret 

Gavett  Joseph,  house  Fabin,  near  Tremont 

Gavett  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  h.  3  Wheeler's  court 

Gavett  Philip,  lamp  lighter,  h.  r.  107  Pleasant 

Gavett  Susan,  widow,  house  6  Pine 

Gavett  William,  cordwainer,  rear  28  Pleasant 

Gavett  Wm.  brass  finisher,  bds.  72  Leveret 

Gay  Aaron  R.  books  and  stationery,  130  State,  h. 

1  Jefferson 
Gay  Albert  {Timothij  Gay  ^  Son),  bds.  City  Hotel 
Gay  Andrew,  lather,  house  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Gay  Charles  T.  clerk,  139  Wash  bds.  141  Court 
Gay  Daniel,  grocer,  3o  Salem,  h.  25  Friend 
Gay  Eben  F.  shoes,  43   Merchants'  row,  h.  Unity, 

near  Charter 
Gay  F.  physician,  13  Howard,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Gay  George  Mrs.  h.  Hollis,  c.  Tremont 
Gay  George  H.  physician,  h.  Hollis,  c.  Tremont 
Gay  George  L.  1  City  wf.  bds.  Sumner,  c.    Orleans 
Gay  Geo.  M.  {Gridley,  Gay  6;  Perkins),  42  Broad 
Gay  (James),  Kinsley  (R.  B.),  &  Co.,  N.  Y.   Ex- 
press, 11  State,  house  95  Pleasant 
Gay  John  C.  broker,  2  Friend 

Gay  Hiram  A.  (Hall  &;  G.),  h.  2   Garden   ct.  street 
Gay  Lewis  H.  13  F.  H.  Market 
Gay  Martin,  physician,  h.  33  Essex,  opp.  Rowe 
Gay  Nathan  U.  clerk,  house  3  Curve 
Gay  (Phineas  E.)  &  Stratton   (C.   E.),   iron,    145 

Milk,  h.  126  Harrison  avenue 
Gay  Rufus  M.,  Custom  House,  b.  1   Hamilton   pi. 
Gay  Samuel  S.  130  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Gay  Thomas,  dry  goods,  166  Ann,  house  do. 
Gay  Timothy  &  Son  (Albert  Gay),  flour  and  grain, 

33  Commercial,  h.  at  Nashville,  N.  H. 
Gay  W.  B.  S.  17  Milk 

Gay  William,  tin  smith,  house  London,  E.  B. 
Gayetty  Jos.  C.  restorator,  2  Water,  h.  106  Hudson 
Gaylord  Henry,  paper  ruler,  house  7  Fabin 
Geary  Matthew,  housewright,  h.  21  Belmont 
Geddis  John,  75  F.  H.  Market,  bds.  37  Salem 
Geer  Charles  H.  (Hill,  Lincoln  ^  G.),  h.  Tremont, 

0.  Seaver  place 
Geer  (Geo.  P.)  &  Turrill  (C.  E.),  watches  and  jew- 
elry, 367  Wash.  bds.  Bromfield  House 
Geer  Joseph,  music  teacher,  30  School 
Geer  Thomas,  bds.  23  Marion 
Gegoe  Henry,  laborer,  house  19  Williams 
Geikie  George,  blacksmith,  house  12  Rochester 
Geist  C.  F.  physician,  19  Temple  pi. 
George   Benjamin  F.  blacksmith,  h.  r.  37  Pleasant 
George  Daniel,  hackman,  bds.  5  Bradford  place 
George  David  H.  water  pipes,  h.  5  Barre  place 
George  (£.)&  Stone  (Jas.),  provisions,  61  Myrtle, 

bds.  19  Auburn 
George  Emily,  house  2  Bedford 
George  Jesse  E.  29  F.  H.  Market,  bds.  25  Friend 
George  John  C.  179  Washington,  h.  16  Spring 
George  Judy,  laundress,  house  14  Belknap 


George  Lyman  A.  bonnets,  179   Wash.  b.  30  Pearl 
George  (Nathaniel  M.)  &  Shackford  (A.G.),  flour, 

27  Long  wharf,  house  19  Auburn 
George  (Thomas  C.)  &    Coates    (B.    C),  gilders, 

383^  Wash,  house  33  A 
George  William  E.  179  Wash.  bds.  30  Pearl 
George  William  W.  bonnet  presser,  256  Wash.  h. 

6  Madison  place  [E.  B. 

Gerald  A.  D.  F.  fisherman,  h.  Meridian,  n.  Eutaw, 
Gerald  Vincent,  gilder,  17^  Tremont  row,  bds.  81 

Lowell  [rear  117  Chambers 

Gerald  William  L.  picture  frames,  18  Haverhill,  h. 
Gerhard  Agidius,  12  Beach,  house  7   Boylston  sq. 
Germain  John,  printer,  bds.  7  Grove 
Germaine  Thomas   H.  physician,  h.  21   Richmond 
Gerrish  Elisha,  teamster,  h.  127  Broadway 
Gerrish  George,  mer.  tailor,  52  Wash.  b.  1  Morton 
Gerrish  John  L.  truckman,  house  27  Sea 
Gerrish  Joseph  S.  clerk,  bds.  10  Channing 
Gerrish  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Samuel,  jr.   house    1 

High  street  place 
Gerrish  Smith,  blacksmith,  house  11  Billerica 
Gerrish  Thomas,  brick  maker,  h.  159  Fourth 
Gerrish  Thomas  D.  clerk,  bds.  Fourth,  n.  C 
Gerrish  Thomas  M.  house  6  Sweetser  court 
Gerrish  Timothy,  boot  maker,  Court,  c.    Stoddard, 

house  2  S.  Russell 
Gerrish  William,  6  Long  wf.  bds.  7  Causeway 
Gerry  John,  lather,  house  30  Porter,  E.  Boston 
Gerry  (John    W.)   &   Devoy   (/.),   horse   sheers. 

Creek  square,  house  at  Somerville 
Gerry  Sarah  Mrs.  house  4  S.  Russell 
Gerry  William  B.  cooper,  house  16  Oak     [Howard 
Getchell  Emery,  apothecary,    73   Merrimac,  bds.  2 
Getchell  Franklin  N.  painter,  house  29  Myrtle 
Getchell  John  H.  laborer,  house  3  Battery 
Getchell  Josiah,  machinist,  3  Curve 
Getchell  Moses  A.  (Boles  ^  G.),  house  8  Vine 
Getchell  Warren  H.  clerk,  bds.  8  N.  Margm 
Getchell  William  S.  clerk,  88  State 
Geusto  Gregory,  musician,  h.  1  Fulton  ct.   [Lowell 
Geyer  Andrew,  druggist,  Lowell,  c.  Causeway,  h.  1 
Geyer  Charles  C.  chair  painter,  b.  34  Brighton 
Geyer  Eliza  Mrs.  seamstress,  h.  141  Endicot 
Geyer  Mary,  widow,  house  34  Brighton 
Geyer  Michael,  laborer,  house  18  Stillman 
Geyer  Thomas,  lighterman,  house  40  Poplar 
Gibbens  Daniel  L.  &  Son  (Samuel  H.),  grocers, 

218  Washington 
Gibbens  George  B.  bds.  9  Ashburton  pi. 
Gibbens  Jane,  widow,  house  1  Utica 
Gibbens  Joseph  M.  clerk,  218  Washington 
Gibbens  Mary  D.  h.  9  Ashburton  pi.  [Lincoln 

Gibbens  Samuel  H.  (D.  L.  Gibbens  &;  Son),  bds.  11 
Gibbons  Barnard,  groceries,  h.  118  Ann 
Gibbons  James,  laborer,  house  6  N.  Cross 
Gibbons  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Orleans,  n.  Sumner 
Gibbons  William  Vassall  (Austin  Sg  G.),  house  9 

Ashburton  place 
Gibbs  Catherine  Mrs.  boards  12  Garland 
Gibbs  Franklin,  99  F.  H.  Market,  h.  29  Harvard 
Gibbs  Ira,  9  Court  sq.  h.  36  Purchase 
Gibbs  John,  soap  boiler,  h.  7  Canton  st.  ct. 
Gibbs  John  B.  eating  room,  Mass.  block,  house  4 

Province  House  ct. 
Gibbs  Lyman,  baker,  134  Court,  house  136  do. 
Gibbs  Matthew  P.  boiler  maker,  h.  Bessom  ct.  E.  B. 
Gibbs  Nathan  B.   (B.  Burgess  ^  Sons),  house  87 

Pinckney 
Gibbs  Rufus,  clerk,  24  Central,  bds.  at  Dorchester 
Gibby  Thomas  H.  (Robertson  &;  Co.),  293  Washing. 
Gibherd  Herman,  laborer,  h.  11  Lovis  [Allston 

Gibson   Charles  L.  (Chase,  Kimball  S^  Co.),  h.  15 
Gibson  Clarissa  S.  widow,  h.  4  Charlestown 
Gibson  George,  Cust.  House,  h.  28  Pearl,  n.  High 
Gibson  Geo.  L.  (Francis  Howe  If  Co.),  b.  2  Avon  pi. 
Gibson  John,  vocalist,  house  32  Bridge 
Gibson  J.  A.  laborer,  house  5  Gibson  court 
Gibson  John  M.  innholder,  165  Milk 
Gibson  J.  G.  Mrs.  house  2  Allston 


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Gibson  Joseph,  laborer,  house  32  Southac 
Gibson  Joseph,  stair  builder,  h.  3  Emerald    [Cedar 
Gibson  Kimball,   painter,  40  Bromfield,  h.   34  W. 
Gibson  Michael,  boarding,  4  Kneeland  place 
Gibson  Nemiah  (Crosby  4,  G.),  house  Centre,  cor. 

Orleans,  E.  B. 
Giddings  Dan.  L.  grocer,  39  Cambridge,  h.  4  Zone 
Giddings  Lyman,  restorator,  Lowell,  c.  N.  Brighton, 

house  47  Billerica 
Giddings  Samuel,  h.  Webster,  n.  Orleans,  E.  B. 
Giftord  Alden,  insurance  agent,  h.  118  Har.  av. 
Gifford  Alex.  bds.  r.  14  S.  Russell 
Gifford  Alex,  clerk,  73  Cambridge 
Giftord  Christopher,  housewright,  h.  62  Harvard 
Giftord  Clark,  72  Court 

Giff'ord  Geo.  P.  leather,  21  Fulton,  h.  at  Camb'dge 
Giftord  Hannah,  widow,  house  43  Poplar 
Gifford  Rodolphus  A.  blacksmith,  b.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Giff'ord  William  C.  oil  factory,  4  Gorham  pi. 
Gilbert  Addison,  56  Commercial,  h.  at  Gloucester 
Gilbert  Anthony,  hair  dresser  and  wig  maker,  2 

Blanchard's  block.  Court,  h.  20  Sudbury 
Gilbert  Asahel,  carpenter,  house  Telegraph 
Gilbert  A.  C.  salesm'n  at  W.  P.  Tenny's,  b.  7  Pitts 
Gilbert  Benjamin  J.  house  37  Warren 
Gilbert  Benj.  J.  jr.  printer,  bds.  37  Warren 
Gilbert  Benj.  R.  (Gilbert  &;  Sons),  h.  1  Kneeland 
Gilbert  Caleb  C.  75  State,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Gilbert   [Charles)  &  Chapman  (TFm.),  chairs,  112 

Fulton,  bds.  204  Hanover 
Gilbert  Charles  H.  printer,  bds.  3  Gridley      [Allen 
Gilbert  Daniel,   com.   druggist,  64  Cornhill,  h.  64 
Gilbert  George  L.  house  r.  31  Chambers      [Warren 
Gilbert  Henry,  ale  and  liquors,   12  Merrimac,  h.  43 
Gilbert  Henry  F.  clerk,  boards  26  Ann 
Gilbert  John,  founder,  house  5  Church 
Gilbert  John,  jr.  &  Co.   {C.  Ilagar),  W.  I.  goods, 

165  Tremont,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Gilbert  J.  C.  bds.  4  Oliver  [ton,  h.  93  Tremont 

Gilbert  Lemuel,  piano-forte  manuf.  416  Washing- 
Gilbert  Lucius  J.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  15  Dover 
Gilbert  (Luther)  &  Knight  (D.  T.),  grocers.  Plea- 
sant, cor.  Tremont,  h.  at  Grantville     [Leveret 
Gilbert  (Luther)  &   Granville  (O.  H.),  grocers,  17 
Gilbert  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  4  Pond  st.  pi. 
Gilbert  Rufus,  laborer,  house  28  Belknap 
Gilbert  &  Sons  (Samuel,  Samuel,  jr.  §  Benj.  R.), 

brokers,  36  State,  h.  83  Summer  [ter 

Gilbert  Samuel,  jr.  (Gilbe)-ti^  Sons),  h.  atDorches- 
Gilbert  Samuel  S.  house  1  Dix  place 
Gilbert  Sylvester  P.  (Webster S;  G.),  b.  Am.  House 
Gilbert  Timothy  &  Co.  (Wm.  H.  Jameson),  ^Eolian 

piano-forte  factory,  400  Wash.  h.  2  Beach 
Gilbert  William,  rigger,  h.  Salu+ation,  r.  370  Com'l 
Gilbert  Wm.  H.  blacksmith,  h.  17  N.  Margin 
Gilbreth  Benj.  F.  sign  painter,  20  Union,  boards  5 

Province  st.  ct. 
Gilchrist  D.  S.  counsellor,  15  Mass.  block 
Gilchrist  John,  carpenter,  bds.  1  Winslow  pi. 
Gile  Alberto  F.  107  State,  house  1  Cotting 
Gile  John,  truckman,  5  T  wf.  h.  127  Pinckney 
Gile  John  C.  restorator,  Haverhill,  n.  the  bridge 
Gile  Moses,  truckman,  bds.  10  May 
Gile  Nathaniel,  house  2  Grove 
Gile  Simon,  provisions,  bds.  10  May 
Gile  Stephen,  truckman,  bds.  10  May 
Giles  Alfred  E.  counsellor,  46  Washington 
Giles  Alonzo  M.  stabler,  h.  1  Zone 
Giles  George  B.  plough  maker,  h.  230  Fourth 
Giles  James,  clothing,  h.  5  Southac 
Giles  James,  piano-forte  maker,  bds.  20  Harvard 
Giles  Joel,  counsellor,  4  Court 
Giles  Robert,  stone  cutter,  h.  14  Harrison  av. 
Gilfather  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Gold,  c.  A 
Gilfeather  Francis,  laborer,  h.  44  S.  Margin 
Gilfeather  John,  house  3  Sullivan  place 
Gilfeather  Michael,  tailor,  h.  3  Sullivan  pi. 
Gilfillan  James,  plumber,  house  30  Bridge 
Gilhoolay  Catherine,  widow,  h.  Cottage,  o.  May. 
Gilkuy  Isaac  D.  clerk,  bds.  78  Federal 


Gill  Aaron,  stevedore,  h.  Everett,  c.  Jeffries,  E.  B. 
Gill  Caleb  &  Co.   (E.  H.  Gill),   booksellers,    145 

Broadway,  h.  Third,  n.  B 
Gill  Caleb,  jr.  h.  Third,  n.  B  [Broadway 

Gill  Caroline  M.  widow  of  Capt.  Simon,  house  252 
Gill  C.  C.  house  Fayette,  c.  Jeff"erson 
Gill  Charles,  8  Market  sq.  h.  at  Charlestovra 
Gill  Christopher,  captain,  h.  Fayette,  c.  Jefferson 
Gill  Edward,  boarding,  house  240  Ann 
Gill  Edwin  H.  (Caleb  Gill  ^  Co.),  h.  Third,  n.  B 
Gill  Elijah  B.  grocer,  East,  c.  South,  h.  34  South 
Gill  Henry,  laljorer,  house  16  S.  Margin 
Gill  Henry  W.  printer,  h.  316  Fourth 
Gill  Hugh,  laborer,  house  2  Newland 
Gill  Jas.  B.  painter,  Curve,  c.  Albany,  b.  11  Porter 
Gill  John,  laborer,  house  r.  83  Endicot 
Gill  John,  laborer,  house  2  Newland 
Gill  John,  laborer,  house  142  Commercial 
Gill  Josiah,  carpenter,  bds.  47  Portland 
Gill  Maria,  house  r.  446  Washington 
Gill  Matthias,  laborer,  house  28  Oneida 
Gill  Michael,  fireman,  h.  Cottage,  n.  Maverick 
Gill  Nancy,  widow,  house  3  Snowhill 
Gill  Owen,  laborer,  house  2  Newland 
Gill  Peter  F.  clerk,  house  r.  27  Brighton 
Gill  Roger,  laborer,  house  5  Hancock  row 
Gill  Samuel  AV.  machinist   and   letter   cutter,  86 

Portland,  house  r.  1  Lancaster 
Gill  Sarah,  widow,  boards  .34  Albany 
Gill  Thomas,  reporter  Boston  Post,  h.  808  Wash. 
Gill  Warren,  painter,  boards  3  Suffolk 
Gill  William,  laborer,  house  8  Prince 
Gill  William  G.  tin  plate  worker,  bds.  6  Fleet 
Gillan  John,  laborer,  house  r.  51  Friend 
Gillaway  Bridget,  widow,  house  23  Vine 
Gillen  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Cooper,  cor.  Salem 
Gillespie  James,  laborer,  house  49  Kneeland 
Gillespie  James,  laborer,  hoxise  35  S.  Margin 
Gillespie  John,  grocer,  113  Sea 
Gillespie  John  W.  carpenter,  h.  692  Washington 
Gillespie  John  W.  gilder,  398  Washing,  b.  445  do. 
Gillespie  Joseph  A.  mer.  tailor,  56  Washing,  h.  40 

Hudson 
Gillespie  Mark,  house  52  Essex 
Gillett  George  S.  h.  110  Harrison  av. 
Gillett  Simon,  110  Harrison  av. 
Gilley  John  E.  M.  9  Congress 

Gilley  Sarah  W.  millinery,  542  Washington,  h.  do. 
Gilliard  Otho,  hair  dresser,  boards  8  Second 
Gillin  John,  box  maker,  4  Diamond  block 
Gillin  John  H.  shipwright,  h.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Gillin  Thomas,  shipwright,  h.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Gilling  Rebecca,  widow,  house  r.  104  Purchase 
Gillingliam  Albert,  clerk,  bds.  151  Pleasant 
Gillings  John,  pump  &  block  maker,  h.  11  Belmont 
Gillis  James,  laborer,  h.  Sun  ct.  pi. 
Gilhnan  Gideon,  teamster,  h.  4  Blake's  ct. 
Gilman  Arthur,  architect,  19  Trem't  r.  b.  at  Albion 
Gilman  Benjamin  F.  physician,  bds.  61  Federal 
Gilman  Caleb,  cutler,  3  Bromfield 
Gilman  Charles  (Harmon  ^-  G.),  h.  at  Somerville 
Gilman  Eliphalet  (Chadbourn S;  G.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Gilman  G.  C.  watchman,  h.  4  Blake's  ct. 
Gilman  Geo.  AV.  grocer,  153  Ann,  h.  3  Causeway 
Gilman  Henry  D   clerk,  100  Beach,  h.  50  Essex 
Gilman  John,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
Gilman  John,  machinist,  bds.  11  Channing 
Gilman  John  H.  teamster,  house  r.  8  Pitts 
Gilman  John  S.  43  Fulton,  boards  at  Chelsea 
Gilman  Joseph,  tailor,  h.  61  Atkinson  [18  do. 

Gilman  Joseph  P.  refreshments,  17  Brattle  sq.  h. 
Gilman  Julia,  widow,  house  Creek  square 
Gilman  Mitchell  L.  S.  sail  maker,  h.  2   Carroll  pi. 
Gilman  Nancy,  carpet  maker,  513  AVashington 
Gilman  Samuel  K.  at  Post  Office,  h.  12  Howard 
Gilman  Sarah  Mrs.  boarding,  3  Avery 
Gilman  Sarah,  widow,  house  3  AV.  Dedham 
Gilman  Thomas  R.  bds.  4  Blake's  court 
Gilman  AVilliam  S.  house  1  Emerald 
Gilmartin  Hugh,  baker,  bds.  16  East 


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Gilmartin  John,  baker,  house  78  Essex 
Gilmore   Addison,  president  W.  Railroad,  12  Rail- 
road Exchange,  h.  at  Watertown 
Gilmore  Albert  W.  fruit  and  produce,  34  Merch'ts' 
row,  house  18  Prospect         [South,  c.  Summer 
Gilmore  Arraanda,  restorator,  2  Foster's  wf.  boards 
Gilmore  Bradley  M.  23  Howard,  bds.  110  Court 
Gilmore  (Eli ah)  &  Carpenter  {John  A.),    contract- 
ors, 15  R.  R.  Exchange,  h.  687  Washington 
Gilmore  Freeman,  clerk,  house  11  Lindall  place 
Gilmore  Geo.  M.  clerk,  bds.  18  Prospect    [Chelsea 
Gilmore  James  Q.  clerk,  42  E.  Railroad  wf.  bds.  at 
Gilmore  John,  ostler,  bds.  9  Hawkins 
Gilmore  John  T.  carpenter,  h.    Bennington,  E.  B. 
Gilmore  Jona.  {Treat,  Peirce  S^  Co.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Gilmore  Josiah,  12  S.  Market,  house  at  Newton 
Gilmore  {J.  A.)  &  Clapp  (^-1.),  W.  I  goods,  5  Mer. 

row,  up  stairs 
Gilmore  Nicholas,  laborer,  h.  3  Gouch         [Poplar 
Gilmore  Quiucy  A.    teacher   Eliot   School,  bds.  69 
Gilmore  Samuel,  carpenter,  b.  10  Maverick  block 
Gilmore  {Sanford),  Harwood   (Z>.),  &    Co.  {B.  F. 
Campbell),  shoes  and  leather,  77  Pearl,  house 
6  Burroughs  place 
Gilpatrick  David,  house  1  North  Charles 
Gilraen  John,  oysters,  223  Ann 
Gilson  Ann  D.  tailoress,  house  2  Olive  place 
Gilson  Calvin,  stone  mason,  h.  1.^  iSIilton 
Gilson  Gardner,  mason,  house  7  Ohio  place 
Gilson  Henry  S.  cork  cutter,  h.  46  S.  Margin 
Gilson  Henry  Y.  {Wight  iSf  G.),  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Gilson  Jane  Mrs.,  Tremont,  near  Dover 
Gilson  {Nathaniel, Jr.)    &    Henry   (IF.   G.),   fruit, 

Cornhill,  cor.  Court,  h.  22  Bridge 
Gilson  Samuel,  mason,  house   Tremont,  n.    Dover 
Gilson  Wm.  W.  63  Pearl,  h.  Summer,  c.  Hawley 
Ginn  Charles,  ship  carpenter,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Gipson  Jonas  C.  stabler,  Broadway,  h.  427  do. 
Girardin  Louis,  physician,  2  Eliot 
Girdler  Richard,  superintendent  Mass.  Hospital 
Gire  Jacob,  laborer,  house  62  Emerald 
Girshard  Benjamin,  seaman,  30  Soutliac 
Girvin  Sarah  &  Maria,  dress  makers,  48   Merrimac 
Given  John,  housewTight,  bds.  Second,  near  B 
Givens  N.  C.  trunks,  boards  3  Pinckney 
Givens  Sarah,  house  3  Pinckney 
Glacken  Michael,  tailor,  90  Ann 
Glancey  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  2  Thacher  court 
Glancy  Terrence,  groceries,  112  Ann,  house  do. 
Glarvan  Edward,  blacksmith,  house  Bolton,  n.  B 
Glavin  Daniel,  laborer.  Cove  place 
Glavin  John,  laborer,  house  16  Bennet 
Glawson  Francis,  mariner,  h.  18  Adams  lane 
Glawson  John  B.  plasterer,  house  6   Jackson  av. 
Gleason  Alpheus,  carpenter,  h.  150  E,  near  Bolton 
Gleason  Benj.  A.  (S.   W.    Gleason  ^  Sons),  house 

Meridian,  near  Trenton 
Gleason  Charles,  cooper,  h.  Third,  betw'n  D  and  E 
Gleason  Chas.  L.  harness  maker,  h.  173 Third,  n.  D 
Gleason  Daniel,  glass  cutter,  h.  c.  Dove  &  Second 
Gleason  Elizabeth,  house  29  Beach  •       [414  Wash. 
Gleason  Ezra  W.   homa^o-hydropathic  institution, 
Gleason  Frederick,  publisher.  Court,  c.  Tremont 
Gleason  Horace,  counsellor,  9    State,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Gleason  Jas.  G.  manuf.  cream  freezers,  82  Comm'l 
Gleason  John,  laborer,  h.  Broadway,  near  K 
Gleason  John  P.  57  Milk 

Gleason  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  Dorchester 
Gleason  S.  W.  &  Sons  ( IF.  B.  &;  B.  A.),  ship  carv- 
ers, 82  Com'l,  h.  Meridian,  n.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Gleason  Thomas  D.  porter,  ale,  &  cider,  85  Broad, 
and  194  Fourth,  h.  192  Fourth  [ward  place 
Gleason  Wm.  B.  (.S*.  W.  Gleason  &;  Sows),  h.  6  Hay- 
Gleason  Wm.  H.  provisions,  Prince,  cor.  Thacher, 

boards  2  Sheafe 
Gleason  Wm.  T.  printer,  house  6   Lawrence  place 
Gleason  Winsor  {Long  Sf  G.),  h.  84  Salem 
Gleeson  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Com'l,  near  Foster 
Gleeson  Michael  H.  druggist.   Federal,  cor.  High, 
house  3  Hudson 


Gleeson  Wm.  grocer,  44  Turnpike,  house  do. 
Glen  Samuel   R.  asst.  editor   Herald,  19   State,  h. 

46  Leveret 
Glennen  Edward,  shoe  maker,  h.  2  Columbia 
Glennen  Martin,  house  Tyler  court 
Glidden  Charles  E.  clerk,  bds.  18  Dover  place 
Glidden  Daniel,  watchman,  bds.  87  Charter 
Glidden  Eliza,  house  18  Dover  place 
Glidden  Ira  F.  conductor,  house  44  Carver 
Glidden  Rhoda,  dress  maker,  h.  Third,  near  D 
Glidden  {Wm.  T.)  &  Williams    {J.    M.  S.),  mer- 
chants, 29  Lewis  wharf  [Hanover 
Glines  Augustus   M.  {Burbank  <Sr  G.),  boards    144 
Glines  Mary  S.  W.  tailoress,  house  19  Thacher 
Glossender  John,  watchman,  h.  rear  72  Salem 
Glover  Albert,  painter,  house  11  Tileston 
Glover  Albert  {J.  B.  Glover  i^  Co.),  h.  9  Rowe 
Glover  Alfred  R.  o  Mer.  row,' bds.  30  Pearl 
Glover  D.  L.  engraver,  1  Summer,  bds.  84  Bedford 
Glover  Edward,  type  caster,  house  460  Commercial 
Glover  Elisha  V.  constable,  1  Franklin   avenue,  h. 

20  Bridge 
Glover  Elisha  V.  jr.  64  Milk,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Glover  Frederick  {Dyer  S<;  G.),  boards  9  Elm 
Glover  George  S.  53  Central  wf.    h.  at  Dorchester 
Glover   Henry   R.  {Manning,  Glover  ^  Co.),  house 

at  Cambridge 
Glover  Horatio  N.  jr.  230  Wash.  h.  at  Quincy 
Glover  James,  house  9  Rowe  [Dorchester 

Glover  James,  jr.  grain  and  flour,  82  Sea,  house  at 
Glover  Jonas,  house  7  Castle 
Glover  Joseph  B.  &  Co.  {Albert  Glover),  com.  mer. 

132  Milk,  house  9  Rowe 
Glover  Joshua  B.  watchman,  h.  28  Oswego 
Glover  Kittredge,  house  4  Green 
Glover  Lewis  J.  physician,  3  Pleasant 
Glover  Lloyd,  engraver,  1  Summer,  bds.  9    Winter 
Glover  Martin,  jeweller,  bds.  8  La  Grange  place 
Glover  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  h.    Gardner    place 
Glover  Samuel,  carpenter,  house  20  Bridge 
Glover  Samuel  G.   merchant,  53  Central  wf.  house 

at  Roxbury 
Glover  Sarah,  variety  store,  Tremont,  c.  Warren 
Glover  Theodore  R.  53  Central   wf.  h.  at   Roxbury 
Glover  Washington,  boards  16  Lincoln 
Glover  William,  house  1  Norfolk  place 
Glover  &  Co.'s  Express,  Railroad  Exchange 
Glufling  Edward,  cabinet  maker,  h.   rear   35  Pitts 
Glynn  Henry  C.  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Glynn  John,  bell  hanger,  Hawley  pi.  h.  262  Trem. 
Glynn  Margaret  Mrs   barroom,  3  Fleet,  h.  do. 
Glynn  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  14  Orange  lane 
Glynn  William,  carpenter,  h.  22  Erie 
Godbold  Gustavus  A.  &  Son   {John),  shipsmiths, 

Battery  wf.  house  at  Chelsea  [ton,  E.  B. 

Godbold  Henry   St.  John,  shipwTight,  h.    Prince- 
Godbold  John  (G.   A.    Godbold  Sj  Son),  house   at 

Chelsea 
Goddard  Benj.  merch.  39  Cent.  wf.  h.  22  Pemb.  sq. 
Goddard  {D.  8;  G.  T.)  &  Adams  ( IF.  7/.),  boots  and 

shoes,  67  Pearl,  house  at  Roxbury 
Goddard  Elias  AV.  {CLipp  &:  G.),  house  5  Unity 
Goddard  Eunice  Mrs.  nurse,  house  9  Morton 
Goddard  George  S.  9  Shoe  and  Leather,  boards  11 

Snowhill 
Goddard  Geo.  T.  (G.  (Sf  Adams),  b.  at  Roxbury 
Goddard  George  W.  provisions,  110  Purchase,  h.  5 

Purchase  place 
Goddard  John,  mast  maker,  h.  8  Hull     [Olivef  pi. 
Goddard  John  P.  coach    trimmer,  80  Federal,  h.  8 
Goddard  Jonathan,  boards  58  Federal 
Goddard  Nathaniel,  house  22  Pemberton  square 
Goddard  Nathaniel,  jr.  merchant,  39   Central  whf. 

house  22  Pemberton  square 
Goddard  Rebecca,  widow,  house  2  Florence 
Goddard  Robert  H.  {Tenney  if  G.),  46  Water 
Goddard  Samuel,  penny  post,  h.  33  Pleasant 
Goddard  Thomas,  carriage  manufacturer,  80  Fede- 
ral, house  57  do. 
Goddard  Thomas  A.  {lasigi  ^  G.),  h.  134  Tremont 


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Goddard  Wm.  house  19  Purchase 
Goddard  Wm.  E.  furniture,  h.  36  Friend  [Chesnut 
Goddard  William  W.  merchant,  17  Union  wf.  h.  21 
Goddard  Wm.  W.  provisions,  1   Gouch,  house  do. 
Godfrey   Charles   G.    (Lotkrop  S^   G.),   house  13| 

Crescent  place 
Godfrey  {David  S.)  &  Mayhew  (.4.  C),  boots  and 

shoes,  12  Elm,  house  at  Milford 
Godfrey  Joseph,  laborer,  house  2  Pitts 
Godfrey  Leocadia  Mrs.  house  39  Charter 
Godfrey  Robert,  piano-forte  maker,  bds.  1   Alden 
Godfrey  Z.  M.  T.  silversmith,  house  9  Garden 
Godsoe  Wm.  H.  bds.  33  Atkinson 
Goerz  George,  boot  maker,  house  18  Rochester 
Goft"  Darius  (Geo.  Lawton  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Pawtucket 
GofF  Hugh,  glass  blower,  h.  Silver,  near  Dorchester 
Goft'  Patrick,  laborer,  house  5  Southac 
Goft' William,  piano-forte  maker,  house  1  Dedham 
Goff  William  R.  laborer,  bds.  1  W.  Dedham 
Goggin  Richard,  laborer,  h.  Baker's  alley 
Golbert  George,  mast  maker,  h.  2  Salem  court 
Golbert  Robert,  sail  maker,  h.  29  Thacher 
Golding  Adelia,  boards  7  Eliot 
Golding  Catharine,  widow,  h.  3  Cove  place 
Golding  Edward,  wool  sorter,  house  Colony 
Golding  Gilbert,  carpenter,  house  7  Albion 
Golding  James,  laborer,  house  5o  Endicot 
Golding  James,  plasterer,  house  Meridian 
G^olding  John  P.,  W.  I.  goods,  133  Ann,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Golding  Julia,  widow,  house  1  S.  May 
Golding  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  r.  13  S.  Margin 
Goldsbury  John,  counsellor,  8  Railroad  Exchange, 

boards  36  Albany 
Goldsmith  Henry,  jewelry,  251  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Goldsmith  Seth,  book  binder,  30  Cornhill,  house  at 

Charlestown  [Wash.  h.  607  do. 

Goldsmith  Wm.  jeweller  and  optician,  300  and  607 
Goldthwait  Charles,  machinist,  house  3  Canton 
Goldthwait  Heman,  hides  and  leather,  27  Shoe  and 

Leather,  bds.  Revere  House 
Goldthwait  John  {Bates  4'  G.),  b.  Bromfield  House 
Goldthwait  Joseph  G.  shoe   maker,  3   Brattle   sq. 

house  3  Sheafe  [h.  at  Chelsea 

Goldthwait  Jos.  L.  boots  and  shoes,  167  Hanover, 
Goldthwait  Loring,  boots,  27  Shoe  and  Leather 
Gollitf  Augustus,  stevedore,  h.  3  Paris  place,  E.  B. 
Gonaher  Antoine,  laborer,  h.  Gold,  near  C 
Gooch  Dan'l  W.  {Day  ^f  G.),  counsellors,  14  Mass. 

block,  bds.  at  Maiden 
Goodale  Edward,  painter,  bds.  3  Noyes  place 
Goodale  Elbert,  livery  stable,  foot  of  Hanover,  h.  2 

Endicot  court  [Essex 

Goodale  H.  L.  provisions,  Essex,  c.  South,  bds.  32 
Goodale  James,  o  Fulton,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Goodale  John  W.  house  3  Noyes  place 
Goodale  Joseph  AV.  bds.  8  Hartford   place 
Goodale  Joshua,  weigher,  31   India,  h.  36  Fayette 
Goodale  Joshua  S.  clerk.  Adj.  Gen.  office 
Goodell  Calvin,  overseer  Lowell  R.  R.  h.  52  Billerica 
Goodell  Florella  L.  boarding,  19  Cross 
Goodhue  James  S.  Mrs.  house  19  Tyler 
Goodhue  John  Mrs.  house  Milldam 
Goodhue  Stephen  AV.   apothecary,  258   Broadway, 

near  E,  bds.  83  do. 
Gooding  A.  AV.  B.  3  Exchange,  house  at  Cambridge 
Gooding  Charles,  blacksmith,  bds.  10  Fruit 
Gooding  Geo.  harness  maket,  3   Museum  building 
Gooding  Henry,  watch  maker,  117   Ann,  house  at 

E.  Cambridge 
Gooding  Josiah,  watches,  83  AA^'ash.  h.  11  Dover 
Gooding  Samuel  H.  brass  finisher,  h.  21  Spring 
Gooding  {Thomas)  &  Gavett  (.4.  J.),  brass  found- 
ers, 12  Hawkins,  house  1  Carnes  court 
Goodland  AVilliam,  printer,  bds.  129  Essex 
Goodman  Margaret  Mrs.  h.  48  Salem 
Goodnough  {Jacob  X.)  &  Richardson  (J.),  produce, 

80  State,  bds.  40  Lincoln 
Goodnough  Mary  H.  nurse,  h.  18  Norfolk  place 
Goodnow  Albert,  teamster,  bds.  12  Sea 


19 


Goodnow  Asa,  salesman,  house  31  Charter 
Goodnow  Charles  L.  {Slack  ^  G.},  boards  2  Nassau 
Goodnow  Daniel  {J.,  D.  §  G.  Goodiioio),  house  144 

Pleasant 
Goodnow  Elbridge  G.  clerk,  62  Milk,b.  20  Kings'n 
Goodnow  Elisha,  h.  62  A,  corner  Athens 
Goodnow  Ephraim  S.  proprietor   AVashington  Ho. 

158  AVashington  [Franklin  House 

Goodnow  George  (/.,  D.  §   G.    Goodnow),  boards 
Goodnow  J.,  D.  &  G.,  W.  I.  goods,  29   S.  Market, 

boards  at  Sudbury 
Goodnow  Jones,  paver,  house  7  Blossom  court 
Goodnow  Jos.  {L.  ^  J.  Goodnow),  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Goodnow   Luther  &   J.   lumber,    Causeway,   near 

Charlestown  bridge,  bds.  38  Green 
Goodnow  Peter,  com.  mer.  29  Central,  h.  Boylston, 

corner  Church 
Goodnow  Peter,  jr.  stabler,  house  5  East 
Goodnow  Salome  Mrs.  h.  199  Hanover 
Goodnow  Sophia  Mrs.  dress  maker,  25^  Salem 
Goodnow  AVilliam  King,  bds.  AVash.  Coffee  House 
Goodrich  Charles,  house  138  Purchase 
Goodrich  Ch.  B.  counsellor,  30  Court,  h.  12  Lincoln 
Goodrich  Daniel,  bds.  135  Harrison  avenue 
Goodrich  {Elijah  D.)  &  Mallary  {J.  S.),  stoves  and 

ranges,  15  &  16  Gerrish  block,  Blackstone,  b. 

Kneeland,  cor.  Harrison  avenue 
Goodrich  Elizabeth,  house  1  S.  Cedar 
Goodrich   Emily,  widow,  h.  Cambridge,  c.  Charles 
Goodrich  Geo.  K.  broker,  13  Brattle  sq.  house  24 

Leveret 
Goodrich  {Ira)  &  Dyer  {James),  merchant  tailors, 

5  Joy's  building,  81  Wash.  h.  at   Charlestown 
Goodrich  Luther,  cutter,  4  Brattle,  h.  56  Myrtle 
Goodrich  Lydia  A.  Mrs.  house  1   Fruit  st.  court 
Goodrich  Mary,  widow,  h.  r.  23  Friend 
Goodrich  Mary  Mrs.  house  4  Clark 
Goodrich  Sam'l  G.  11^  School,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Goodrich  Silas,  band  box  manuf.  rear  25  Court,  h. 

Causeway,  n.  Charlestown 
Goodi-ich  AVm.  S.  129  AVash.  h.  58  Carver    [54  Oak 
Goodridge  Ambrose  H.  printer,  Atlas  office,  house 
Goodridge  Emily,  house  rear  33  AA'arren 
Goodridge  James  L.  book  keeper,  33  AVater,  house 

2  Marion  [dover 

Goodridge  Lowell,  restorator,  98  Court,  h.  17   An- 
Goodridge  Nancy  B.  Mrs.  house  58  Carver 
Goocb'idge  Philip  AV.  carpenter,  19  Hawley 
Goodridge  Rebecca  P.  widow,  house  51  Spring 
Goodridge  Sarah,  miniature  painter,  bds.  5  Myrtle 
Goodridge  AVm.  L.  16  S.  Market,  h.  38  Pearl,  near 

High 
Goodridge  William  S.  clerk,  house  58  Carver 
Goodsell  Curtis  B.  mariner,  house  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Goodwin  Albert  G.,  P.  R.  R.  depot,  b.  136  Pleasant 
Goodwin  Albion,  housewriglit,  boards  25  May 
Goodwin  Amasa,  saleratus,  h.  82  Middlesex 
Goodwin  Benj.  grocer.  Ferry  whf.  Lewis 
Goodwin  Caleb,  teamster,  h.  10  Haymarket  place 
Goodwin  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  Murray  court 
Goodwin  Daniel,  {Holmes  i^  G.),  house  Monmouth, 

corner  Marion,  E.  B. 
Goodwin  Edwin,  type  maker,  house  S.  Russell 
Goodwin  Elias,  laborer,  bds.  45  Atkinson 
Goodwin  Eliza,  h.  7i  Louisburgh  square 
Goodwin  E.  C.  matron  Instit.  for  the  Blind,  S.  B. 
Goodwin  Elijah   H.  carpenter,  h.  148  E,  n.  Bolton 
Goodwin  E.  S.  ( IVm.  F.  {;  E.  S.  Goodwi7i),  boards 

13  Montgomery  place 
Goodwin  George,  grocer,  Erie,  e.  Albany 
Goodwin  George  L.  book  keeper,  Quincy  Hall,  bds. 

29  Essex 
Goodwin  Geo.  T.  {Punchard  A  G.),  bds.  5  Mason 
Goodwin  Henry  C.  12  School 
Goodwin  Henry  M.  car  builder,  house  Dorchester 
Goodwin  H.  C.  b.  Harrison  av.  cor.  Beach 
Goodwin  Horatio  L.  carpenter,  h.  7  Canton  pi. 
Goodwin  Hugh  H.  pattern  maker,  h.  104  Third 
Goodwin  Isaiah  {Peterson  cV  G.),  h.  25  May 
Goodwin  John,  pattern  maker,  h.  317  Broadway 


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Goodwin  John  D.  painter,  h.  r.  30  S.  Cedar 
Goodwin  John  F.  painter,  88  Portland 
Goodvnn  Levi,  carpenter,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Goodwin  Maria  Mrs.  house  53  Beacon 
Goodwin  Nathaniel,  laborer,  house  r.  S.  Cedar 
Goodwin  Nehemiah,  laborer,  h.  10  Haymarket  pi. 
Goodwin  Ozias,  h.  29  Mount  Vernon 
Goodwin  Richard  H.  horse  shoer,  16  Haverhill,  h. 

Cooper,  opp.  Cooper  st.  ct. 
Goodwin  Ruth  Mrs.  house  47  Cambridge 
Goodwin  Susannah  Mrs.  tailoress,  h.  82  W.  Cedar 
Goodwin  Sylvester,  shipwright,  b.  New,  cor.  Cross 
Goodwin  Tim'y,  boarding,  Dorchester,   n.  Broad'y 
Goodwin  Timothy,  hair  dresser,  bds.  33  Brattle 
Goodwin  Wm.  laborer,  h.  2  Moon  st.  ct. 
Goodwin  Wm.  F.  &  E.  S.  house  and  sign  painters, 

33  Bromfield,  op.  Chapel,  h.  13  Montgomery  pi. 
Goodwin  Wm.  L.  B.  C3  Congress,  b.  11  Howard 
Goodwin  Wm.  W.  bds.  6  AUston 
Googins  James,  blacksmith,  b.  Sumner,  n.  Havre 
Googins  Lenity,  widow,  house  8  Kneeland 
Googins  Mark,  blacksmith,  Sumner,  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Gookin  AbijahB.  (-4.  Whitney  &;  Co.),  b.  42  Lowell 
Gookin  J.  Monroe,  97  Milk,  bds.  20  Winter 
Gookin  S.  H.  (.S.  Parsons  <S,-  Co.),  h.  21  Edinboro' 
Gordon  Abigail  Mrs.,  Cross,  cor.  Salem 
Gordon  Amos  W.  teamster,  h.  Silver,  n.  B 
Gordon  Charles,  physician,  house  6  West 
Gordon  Charles  P.  house  18  Bridge 
Gordon  Elizabeth  Mrs.  h.  8  Ash 
Gordon  Frederick  A.  physician,  17  Salem,  h.  do. 
Gordon  George,  mariner,  h.  8  Jackson  av. 
Gordon  George,  cabinet  maker,  h.  r.  16  Bennet 
Gordon  George  B.  silversmith,  h.  18  Bridge 
Gordon   George  William,   mercantile  agency,    25 

Kilby,  h.  8.  Beacon 
Gordon  Henry  L.  waiter  at  City  Hotel 
Gordon  James  M.  teller  Columbian  Bank,  house  17 

Indiana  place  [ton 

Gordon  James  P.  {D.  Sullivan  S;  Co.),  h.  35  Kings- 
Gordon  Nath.  P.  1  City  wf.  h.  1  Winthrop,  E.  B. 
Gordon  Robert,  groceries,  32  Cross,  h.  do. 
Gordon  Thomas,  67  Pearl,  bds.  54  Harvard 
Gordon  Thomas  A.  laborer,  bds.  18  Lowell 
Gordon  William,  laborer,  h.  5  Leveret 
Gordon  William  G.  2  Milk,  h.  44  S.  Russell 
Gore  Christopher,  sign  painter,  h.  2  Spring  st.  pi. 
Gore  Christopher  C.  clerk,  9  Court,  h.  15  Vernon 
Gore  Haskell,  paver,  h.  8  East  st.  pi. 
Gore  Jeremiah,  cash.  Traders'  Bank,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Gore  John  P.  clerk,  28  State,  bds.  at  Roxbury 
Gore  S.  paver,  house  4  Newbern  pi. 
Gore  Theodore  A.  clerk,  house  7  Wall 
Gore  Watson,  book  keeper,  333  Wash.  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Gore  Watson,  jr.  book  keeper,  8  Pearl,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Gorely  Jane,  laundress,  h.  12  Atkinson 
Gorham  Abigail  R.  Mrs.  h.  5  Hall  pi. 
Gorham  Benj.  counsellor,  19  Court,  h.  126  Trem. 
Gorham  Charles,  teamster,  h.  10  Livingston 
Gorham  Francis  (^Ashley  &;  G.),  h.  105  Mt.  Vernon 
Gorham  H.  Gardiner,  h.  159  Tremont  P^ury 

Gorham  (Horace  S.)  &  Ide  {Henry),  bakers,  22  Sud- 
Gorham  Horace  S.  truckman,  h.  22  Causeway 
Gorham  J.  {Jenkins,  G.  <Sr  Co.),  55  Pearl 
Gorham  Jas.  L.  {J.  Whitney  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Jamaica 

Plain 
Gorham  Joseph,  laborer,  house  10  Maple  pi. 
Gorham  Lot,  h.  Paris,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Gorham  Matthias,  truckman,  bds.  22  Causeway 
Gorham  Warner  A.  truckman,  h.  22  Causeway 
Gorham  William  E.  mason,  h.  1  East  st.  pi. 
Gori  Ferdinando,  restorator,  19  Doane,  h.  Erie 
Gorman  Dennis,  laborer,  house  68  Atkinson 
Gorman  George,  plumber,  h.  9  Mt.  Vernon  av. 
Gorman  James,  waiter,  house  8  Cove 
Gorman  James,  tailor,  house  82  South 
Gorman  James,  house  86  Broad 
Gorman  John,  laborer,  house  6  Cove  place 
Gorman  John,  horse  shoer,  Hatters'  square,  house 
3  North  Federal  court 


Gorman  Patrick,  brakeman,  house  77  Albany 
Gorman  Thomas,  grocer,  Essex,  cor.  Kingston 
Gorman  Thomas,  laborer,  opp.  13  Washington  sq. 
Gorman  William,  laborer,  h.  67  A,  n.  Broadway 
Gormancy  Michael,  laborer,  h.  199  Ann 
Gormas  Emanuel,  seaman,  h.  Comm  1,  c.  Charter 
Gormley  James,  laborer,  h.  21  Atkinson 
Gormley  Thos.  plasterer,  h.  Dedh'm,  opp.  Trem'nt 
Gormley  Wm.  laborer,  h.  80  Endicot 
Gormly  Felix,  laborer,  house  r.  65  Eliot 
Goss  Alfred,  teamster,  h.  Seventh,  n.  E 
Goss  Emery,  restorator,  cellar,  6  F.  H.  Market,  h. 

7  New  Prince 
Goss  Esther  R.  Mrs.  house  261  Tremont 
Goss  Hannah  Mrs.  house  77  Carver 
Goss  John,  laborer,  house  9  Bridge  st.  ct. 
Goss  John,  mason,  bds.  61  Temple 
Goss  Pierce,  marble  polisher,  bds.  26  Oswego 
Goss  Watson  R.  cabinet  maker,  h.  8  Washing,  ct. 
Gossler  &  Co.  (C.  H.  F.  Morinfj  <Sr  Ab?ier  Kitig- 

man),  merchants,  31  India  wf. 
Gott  Jabez  R.  mason,  h.  3  W.  Dedham 
Gouge  Edward,  house  17  Spring 
Gough  John,  waiter,  h.  78  Atkinson 
Gould  Ann  Mrs.  house  28  Blossom 
Gould  Augustus  A.  physician,  15  West 
Gould  Augustus  W.  clerk,  bds.  4  Wall 
Gould  Benj.  mason,  house  W.  Dedham 
Gould  Benj.  A.  merch.  20  Union  wf.  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Gould  Benj.  T.  grocer,  Merrimac,  c.  Causeway,  h. 

1  Prospect 
Gould  Catharine  W.  tailoress,  h.  101  Chambers 
Gould  Chandler,  pile  driver,  b.  Sumner,  n.  Havre 
Gould  Chas.  C.  house  84  W.  Cedar 
Gould  {Charles  D.),  Kendall  {C.  S.),  &  Lincoln 

{Joshua),  booksellers  and  publishers,  59  Wash- 
ington, h.  12  Hayward  pi. 
Gould  Charles  H.  carpenter,  h.  12  Lyman  pi. 
Gould  Charles  H.  {Smith  is  G  ),  15  Harvard 
Gould  Corbin,  baker,  50  Myrtle,  h.  42  do. 
Gould  Cyrus  P.  1  City  wharf,  h.  30  Myrtle 
Gould  Daniel,  25  Federal,  h.  53  Marion 
Gould  David  R.  lather,  h.  4  S.  May 
Gould  Dudley  F.  currier,  h.  11  Billerica 
Gould  Ebenezer  P.  laborer,  h.  r.  39  Friend 
Gould  Elijah,  waterman,  h.  r.  4  Garden  ct.  st. 
Gould  Eliza,  milliner,  5  Cambridge 
Gould  Erastus  B.  house  5  Porter 
Gould  E.  house  96  Tremont 

Gould  Frederic  A.  dry  g'ds,  188  Hanover,  b.  127  do. 
Gould  Frederick,  house  47  Prince 
Gould  Frederick,  mason,  house  6  Blossom  ct. 
Gould  Frederick  L.  {Chilson,  Dunklee  ^  Co.) 
Gould  Granville  B.  under  Boylston  Market,  house 

62  Carver 
Gould  Hannah,  house  65  Eliot 
Gould  Harriet,  widow,  house  19  Kneeland 
Gould  Israel,  laborer,  hovise  1  Maiden 
Gould  Ivory,  cap  manuf.  31^  Elm,  h.  1  Russell  pi. 
Gould  Jacob  S.  &  Co.   {Arthur  McAvoy),  iron,  8 

Faneuil  Hall,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Gould  James  com.  mer.  19  Merchants'  Exchange, 

h.  at  Lexington 
Gould  John,  carpenter,  house  Second,  n.  F 
Gould  John,  milkman,  h.  S.  Boston  point      [town 
Gould  John  B.,  State  B'nk,  40  State,  h.  at  Charles- 
Gould  John  E.  teacher,  order  box  115  Wash. 
Gould  J.  M.  shoes,  71  Fulton 
Gould  Joanna,  widow,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Gould  John  S.  hackman,  h.  24  Bridge 
Gould  Joseph  P.  coppersmith,  27  Causeway 
Gould  Joshua,  cabinet  maker,  h.  4  Middlesex 
Gould  Josiah,  clerk  B.  &  W.  R.  R.  h.  8  Albany 
Gould  Levi,  house  75  Nashua 
Gould  Levi  L.  78  Milk,  bds.  Adams  House 
Gould  IMary  Ann,  house  53  Dover 
Gould  Morris,  cap  maker,  31^  Elm 
Gould  Nathaniel,  teamster,  h.  200  Harrison  av. 
Gould  Oscar  O.  housewright,  h.  42  Myrtle 
Gould  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  20  N.  Margin 


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Gould  Peletiah,  clerk,  50  Water,  b.  National  House 
Gould  Reuben  B.  H.  blacksmith,  h.  Fifth,  n.  E 
Gould  Richard  H.  provisions,  h.  3  W.  Castle 
Gould  Salma  E.  pile  driver,  h.  Liverpool,  n.  Decatur 
Gould  Samuel,  clerk,  house  28  Blossom 
Gould  Samuel,  bds.  Webster,  n.  JetFries 
Gould  Samuel,  house  49  Dover 
Gould  Samuel,  clerk,  boards  9  La  Grange  place 
Gould  Samuel  L.  teacher  Winthrop  School,  house 

Dover,  c.  Village      [18  Union,  h.  10  Margaret 
Gonld  {T/iaddeus)  &  Stowe  {<).),  hats,   caps,  &c., 
Gould  Thomas,  housewright,  house  21  Friend 
Gould  Thomas  R.  boots  and   shoes,  71  Fulton,  h. 

28  Blossom 
Gould  Wm.  rigger,  house  2  N.  Townsend  pi. 
Gould  Wm.  J.  269  Wash,  house  4  Middlesex 
Goulding  Henry,  {Hubbard  ^  G.) 
Goulding  Henry,  fireman,  b.'  Tyler,  c.  Curve 
Goulding  John,  tailor,  house  34  S.  Margin 
GouUaud  Louis,  cook,  house  3  N.  Russell 
Gourgas  F.  R.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Concord 
Gouriey  John,  laborer,  house  32  Thacher 
Gove  Abial,  ship  carpenter,  boards  129  Hudson 
Gove  Abner  L.  paper  hanger,  house  31  Lowell 
Gove  Arthur  B.  clerk,  boards  15  Somerset 
Gove  Calvin,  produce,  head  City  wharf,  h.  at  Cam- 

bridgeport 
Gove  Charles  J.   furnishing   goods,   54  Hanover, 

and  1  Blanchard's  block.  Court,  bds.  133  do. 
Gove  Charles  O.  house  4  Jefferson 
Gove  Enoch  {Chamherlm  &,  G.),  house  24  Poplar 
Gove  G.  C.  clerk,  bds.  8  La  Grange  place 
Gove  Jeremiah  D.  house  24  Poplar 
Gove  John  &  Co.   (J.  D.  Lekind),  clothing,  1  &  2 

Hichborn  block,  Ann,  cor.  I3arrett,  house  11 

Dix  place 
Gove  John  F.  grocer,  Creek  sq.  h.  r.  19  Endicot 
Gove  John  G.  leather,  75  Fulton,  h.  26  Lynde 
Gove  Moses  J.  house  Central  sq.  E.  Boston 
Gove  Rachael  M.  boarding,  20  Bennet 
Gove  Rodney  Mrs.  house  10  Ash 
Gove  Rufus,  house  10  Stm-gis  place 
Gove  Samuel,  housewright,  house  84  Prince 
Gove  Simon  M.  34  Ann.  bds.  15  Somerset 
Gove  Warren,  cabinet  maker,  bds.  27  Meridian 
Gove  Warren,  machinist,  house  45  Broadway 
Gover  Josephus,  laborer,  house  57  W.  Cedar 
Gowan  Benj .  caulker,  house  6  Clark  [bridge 

Goward  Watson,  75  Blackstone,  house  at  W.  Cam- 
Gowen  {Charles)  &    Richardson    {Thomas),  85  F. 

H.  Market,  house  2  Richmond  [House 

Gowen  Horace  M.  bonnet  presser,  boards  Central 
Gowing  Nancy,  widow,  boarding,  508  Washington 
Grace  Charles  F.  clerk,  10  Marshall,  b.  15  Lincoln 
Grace  Edward,  handcartman,  house  Jasper  place 
Grace  Edward,  porter  Custom  House,  h.  15  Lincoln 
Grace  James  G.  chaise  maker,  h.  2  Bartlett 
Grace  Joseph,   fireman  flour  mill,   house   Border, 

near  Maverick,  E.  B.  [E.  B. 

Grace  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  Border,  near  Sumner, 
Grace  Mary  Mrs.  house  10  Oliver 
Grace  Mary  Mrs.  house  4  East  st.  place 
Grace  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  31  Merrimac 
Grace  Thomas,  machinist,  house  10  Newland 
Grace  Thomas,  tailor,  house  59  Pitts 
Graden  John,  laborer,  house  r.  10  Pleasant 
Grady  Colman,  mason,  h.  r.  10  Charlestown 
Grady  David,  porter,  Tudor's  building,  20  Court 
Grady  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Cove,  n.  Kneeland 
Grady  Francis,  waiter,  house  10  Federal  ct. 
Grady  James,  laLorer,  house  5  New  Cross 
Grady  John,  machinist,  h.  Newland,  c.  Brookline 
Grady  John,  laborer,  house  1  Utica  place 
Grady  John,  tailor,  house  25  Hamilton 
Grady  Joseph,  laborer,  house  15  Bartlett 
Grady  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  7  Nashua  court 
Graffam    Benjamin,   proprietor  Chesnut  Cottage, 

15  Portland 
GrrafFum  Rvith  H.  tailoress,  boards  34  W.  Orange 
Grafton  Charles  G.  clerk,  81  State 


Grafton  &  Co.  {Daniel  G.  &;  S.  G.),  furnishing,  85 
Washington,  D.  G's  house  26  Carver       [place 
Grafton  Jos  C,  Custom  Ho.  barge,  h.  9  Purchase 
Grafton  Samuel  G.  {Grafton  &;  Co.),  85  Washing. 
Gragg  {Oliver)  &   Homer   {James),  livery   stable, 

opp.  12  West,  house  18  do. 
Gragg  Wm.  A.  house  3  CheiTy  [Court 

Graham  Aaron,  carpenter,  23  Exchange,  boards  81 
Graham  Arthur,  wheelwTight,  h.  138  Hudson 
Graham  George,  47  Milk,  boards  2  Suffolk  pi. 
Graham  George  R.  Mrs.  h.  5  Adams 
Graham  James,  job  wagon,  house  18  Oneida 
Graham  John,  pile  driver,  house  86  Chesnut 
Graham  Matthew,  house  138  Hudson 
Graham  Robert,  laborer,  h.  112  E.  Dedham 
Granger  David,   surveyor   of  work,    17   old   State 
House,  h.  91  Charles        [House,  b.  91  Charles 
Granger  David  A.    civil   engineer,   17    old   State 
Granger  Edward,  ostler,  h.  Ontario 
Granger  Francis,  cabinet  maker,  505^  Washington 
Granger  Maria  A.  teacher,  Dover,  c.  Wash.  b.  91 

Charles 
Granger  Miranda  W.  tailoress,  h.  12  Sullivan  pi. 
Granger  Sumner,  painter,  house  2  Church 
Granger  Wm.  machinist,  h.  50  Bridge        [Marion 
Grannis  Cyriis  L.,  Old  Colony  R.  R.  depot,  h.  19 
Grant  A.  Watson,  wha^rfinger,  Russia  wharf,  house 

at  Charlesto\vn 
Grant  Anna  Mrs.  house  53  Mt.  Vernon 
Grant  Augustus,  laborer,  house  11  Livingston 
Grant  Benj.  boards  1  Chauncy  place 
Grant  Charles,  house  Ontario  [at  Roxbury 

Grant  Charles  E.  paper  hangings,  12 Union,  house 
Grant  Daniel,  carpenter,  b.  5  Kneeland  place 
Grant  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  112  Pleasant 
Grant  Edward,  clerk,  house  20  Rochester 
Grant  Edward,  teamster,  boards  45  Atkinson 
Grant  Edward  B.   broker,  2  Change  av.   house  at 

Watertown 
Grant  Edwin,  clerk,  37  Atkinson  [^pike 

Grant  Ellen,  widow,  h.  Second,  between  A  &  1  urn- 
Grant  Frederick,  clerk,  64  Hanover 
Grant  Geors;e,  clerk,  125  Cambridge,  h.  5  N.  Grove 
Grant  George  H.  18  India,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Grant  Henry,  110  Fulton,  house  at  Salem 
Grant  John,  mason,  boards  22  La  Grange  pi. 
Grant  John,  machinist,  b.  234  Harrison  av. 
Grant  John,  carpenter,  b.  5  Kneeland  place 
Grant  John  &   Michael,  marble  manufac.  First,  n. 

Turnpike,  house  Ontario 
Grant  Joshua  B.  mason,  house  13  Fayette 
Grant  Keziah,  house  4  Beach 
Grant  Mary,  house  r.  98  Fourth 
Grant  Michael  (J.  Sf  M.  Grant),  h.  foot  of  Swan 
Grant  {Moses),  Daiiiell  {Otis),  &  Co.   {S.  D.  War- 
ren), paper,  10  Union,  house  7  Cambridge 
Grant  Moses  P.  clerk,  10  Union,  h.  7  Cambridge 
Grant  Patrick  {W.  B.  Reynolds  §  Co.),  house  53 

Mount  Vernon 
Grant  Theodore,  teacher  dancing,  h.  13  Channing 
Grant  Walter  E.  hair  dresser,  Fulton  House 
Grant  Washington,  house  U  E.  Dedham 
Grantham  Frederick  W.   commis.  merch.  26  Fos- 
ter's wharf,  h.  128  Fourth 
Granville  Maria  J.  dress  maker,  8  Oliver  place 
Granville  Oren  H.  {Gilbert  S^  G.),  h.  19  Poplar  [ton 
Granville  Thomas  H.  clerk  Post  Office,  b.  13  Mor- 
Grattan  Edmund  A.,  British  Consul,  11  Doane,  b. 

40  Summer 
Graupner  Harriet,  music  teacher,  b.  22  Beacon 
Graupner  John  H.  music  printer,  house  Third,  n. 

Dorchester 
Graupner  Mary  H.  Mrs.  boards  22  Beacon 
Graupner  Stephen  H.  {Loriny  ^  G.),  b.  22  Beacon 
Graves  Adams  T.  carpenter,  house  33  Southac 
Graves  Adoniram  J.  92  Hanover,  house  London,  n. 

Maverick,  E.  Boston 
Graves  Alden  G.  machinist,  house  5  N.  Grove 
Graves  Alexis  J.  brewer,  house  752  Washington 
Graves  Andrew  F.  clerk,  29  Cornhill 


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Graves  Benjamin,  clerk,  36  India 

Graves  Geo.  carpenter,  boards  5  E.  Dedham. 

Graves  Chester  H.  house  8  Hudson 

Graves  Eben,  shipwright,  house  Marion,  E.  B. 

Graves  Harvey,  architect,  11  Joy's  building,  bds. 

14  Morton  place 
Graves  Horace,  boarding,  house  19  Thacher 
Graves  Mark,  clerk,  202  Washington 
Graves  James,  laborer,  house  11  Andover 
Graves  John,  Eagle  Oyster  Saloon,  4  Fleet,  b.  do. 
Graves  Lyford  W.  truckman,  bds.  6   Sturgis   place 
Graves  Mark,  bds.  42  Harrison  avenue 
Graves  Mary  W.  teacher  of  music,  h.  6  Suffolk  pi. 
Graves  Otis  J.  clerk,  389  AVash.  bds.  3  Avery 
Graves  Susan  Mrs.  house  32  Southac 
Gray  Alfred  T.  29  &  31  Water,  house   at   Roxbury 
Gray  Albert,  clerk,  house  21  Fayette 
Gray  Ann,  widow,  house  13  Cyprus 
Gray  Charles,  3  Court  square 
Gray  Cvrene,  tailoress,  bds.  54  Poplar 
Gray  Edward  A.  laborer,  32  Central,  h.  18  Cooper 
Gray  Edward  J.  hair  dresser,  AVashington,  c.  Dover 
Gray  Edward  T.  hair  dresser,  bds.  37  Spring 
Gray  Francis,  painter  and  glazier,  house  4  Butolph 
Grav  Francis  A.  merchant,  31  Central  whf.  house 

"20  Chesnut 
Gray  Francis  C.  counsellor,  house  5  Park 
Gray  F.  H.  physician,  5  Hancock 
Gray  (Frederick)  &  Morse   (Samuel    T.),    commis. 

mcrch.  44  Central  whf.  h.  5  Hancock  avenue 
Gray  Frederick  T.  Rev.,  Tremont,  c.  Court,  h.  at 

Dorchester 
Gray  George,  h.  5  Hancock  avenue 
Gray  George,  house  rear  6  Leveret 
Gray  (Geo.  II.)  &  Co.  (Wm.  G.  Prince  ^  Henry  A. 

Page),  domestic  hardware,  87  Milk,  house   at 

West  Cambridge  [Somerville 

Gray  Geo.  W.  architect,  6  Joy's  building,  house  at 
Gray  Gilbert,  mariner,  h.  rear  27  Belknap 
Gray  Harriet  &  Susan,  h.  21  Fayette        [Roxbury 
Gray  Henry  A.  (Henry  D.  Gray  &;   Co.),  liouse   at 
Gray  Henry  D.  &  Co.  (Richard   Leeds  and  II.    A. 

Gray),  W.  I.  goods,  24  India,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Gray  James,  piano-forte  polisher,  house  23  S.  Cedar 
Gray  John,  house  26  Winter 
Gray  John,  laborer,  house  May  street  court 
Gray  John  C.  counsellor,  30  Court,  h.  30   Summer 
Gray  John  G.  57  Milk,  house  at  Roxbury 
Gray  John  H.  boards  at  Albion 
Gray  Joseph  H.  (Blanchard,  Converse  <Sj  Co.),  bds. 

United  States  Hotel 
Gray  Joshua,  machinist,  house  53  Sea 
Gray  Martha,  widow  of  Robert,  h.  6  Staniford 
Gray  Martha  R.  widow,  h.  22  Sudbury 
Gray  Nathaniel  H.  varnisher,  416  Wash.  h.  57  Sea 
Gray  Pardon,  clerk  at  Exchange  Coffee  House 
Gray  Peta,  widow,  house  38  Southac 
Gray  P.  Daniel,  rope  maker,  b.  Western  av.  Hotel 
Gray  Reuben  F.  varnisher,  621  Wash.  h.  8  Ohio  pi. 
Gray  Samuel  C.  merchant,  31  Central  wharf,  house 

75  Mount  Vernon 
Gray  Samuel  W.  varnisher,  house  11  Oneida 
Gray  Solomon  S.  carpenter,  house  2  Porter 
Gray  Thomas  (Halves,  Gray  S^  Co.),  house  4  Win- 

throp  place 
Gray  Thomas  Mrs.  house  25  Winter 
Gray  Thomas   S.  grocer,  Maverick,  c.  Paris,  house 

Maverick,  c.  Liverpool 
Gray  Thomas  W.  house  4  Winthrop  place 
Gray  Warren,  laborer,  bds.  Paris,  n.  Sumner 
Gray  Weston,  teamster,  h.  Paris,  n.  Sumner 
Gray  William,  cook,  house  18  Southac 
Gray  Wm.  counsellor,  30   Court,  h.   18   Pemb.  sq. 
Gray  Wm.  E.  laborer,  house  15  Suffolk 
Gray  William  H.  jeweller,  159  Washington,  house 

at  Jamaica  Plain 
Gray  Wm.  R.  Mrs.  house  5  Hancock  avenue 
Gray  Zebina  S.  37  S.  Market 
Graydi  James,  laborer,  house  Milldam 
Greaves  Wm.  &  Sons,  42  &  44  Pearl 


Greeley  Edward,  laborer,  h.  4  Charlestown 

Greeley  Gorham,  book  keeper,  h.  34  Oxford 

Greeley  Joseph  (C/ias.  Wilkins  &;  Co.) 

Greeley  Moses  R.  student,  133  Hanover 

Greeley  Newell  (Atkins  &;  G.),  h.   Saratoga,  E.  B. 

Greeley  Samuel,  house  4  Hudson 

Greeley  Wm.  E.  (C/iamberkiin  ^  Co.),  5  Lewis  wf. 

Greely  Noah,  hatter,  51  Court,  h.  at  Somerville 

Grcely  Patrick,  teamster,  house  5  Olive  place 

Greely  Philip,  jr.  collector  of  the   Customs,  house 

11  McLean  [Princeton,  E.  B. 

Green  Alexander  F.  hatter,  h.  5   Brown's   block. 
Green  Andrew,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Green  Caleb,  cooper,  h.  rear  2  N.  Bennet 
Green  Catharine  F.  widow,  house  1  Allen  place 
Green  Charles  A.  clerk  Post  Office,  h,  13  Lindall  pi. 
Green  Charles  A.  hay,  Har.  av.  n.  the  bridge,  h. 

81  Hudson 
Green  Daniel,  30  Dock  sq.  bds.  30  High 
Green  Dyer,  miller,  h.  London,  n.  Sumner 
Green  D.  B.  broker,  2   Congress  sq.  h.  at  Medford 
Green  Elijah  L.  shipsmith,  h.  27  South  Cedar 
Green  George  (Bent/ey  &;  Green),  h.  25  Charter 
Green  Geo.^H.  (C.  E.  King  S^  Co.),  b.  1  Wash.  sq. 
Green  Henry,   oysters,  Lewis,  c.  Fulton,  house  17 

Cooper 
Green  Henry  A.  49  Milk,  h.  24  Summer 
Green  Hugh,  mason,  h.  r.  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
Green  (Isaac)  &  Carr  (Josejjh),  dry  goods,  44  Han- 
over, h.  Allen,  cor.  Blossom 
Green  James,  laborer,  house  7  Second 
Green  (James  M.)  &   Davis  (B.  S.),  blacksmiths, 

First,  near  Turnpike,  h.  Bolton,  near  C 
Green  James  W.  teacher,  h.  97  Fourth 
Green  Jane,  widow,  boarding  house,  30  High 
Green  John,  cooper,  boards  18  Prince 
Green  John,  bds.  456  Washington 
Green  John,  jr.  painter,  657i  Wash.  h.  657  do. 
Green  John  A.  mariner,  house  59  Prince 
Green  (Jona.  P.)  Sc  Capen  (Wm.  IF.),mer.  tailors, 

118  Washington,  h.  44  S.  Russell 
Green  Joseph,  cooper,  house  2  Lane  place 
Green  Joseph  W.  fish,  6  T  whf.  h.  16  Charter 
Green  Joseph  W.  jr.  fish,  41   Long  whf.   house  at 

Marblehead 
Green  Martha,  widow,  h.  Hull,  cor.  Salem 
Green  Martin,  grocer,  42  Endicot,  house  do. 
Green  Mary,  tailoress,  house  37  Myrtle 
Green  Mary,  house  13  Battery 
Green  Mary  Mrs.  h.  2  Henchman  lane 
Green  Michael  &   Thos.   &  Co.  (Tobias  Purccll), 

marble  and  freestone,  opp.    196  Harr.   av.   h. 

Oswego 
Green  Nathan  G.  house  South  Williams 
Green  Neil,  laborer,  house  23  Morton 
Green  O.  H.  P.  counsellor,  46   Wash.  h.  at  Camb. 
Green  Orion,  shower   bath  manufac.  293  Wash.  h. 

25  Indiana  place  [Roxbury 

Green  Peter,  piano-forte  maker,  Newton,  house  at 
Green  Robert,  cooper,  h.  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Green  Samuel,  engineer,  h.  Noble  place,  E.  B. 
Green  Samuel,  cl'k,  h.  93  Fourth     [Quincy  House 
Green    Samuel  S.    teacher   Philips  School,  boards 
Green  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  22  Wash,  avenue 
Green  Thos.  (.S.  G.  Bowdlear  ^-  Co.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Green  Thomas  B.  caulker,  h.  r.  6  Spear  alley 
Green  Townsend,  teamster,  h.  Fourth,  betw.  D  &  E 
Green  William,  painter,  657^  Wash.  h.  6  Village 
Green  William,  cigar  maker,  bds.  5  Southac 
Green  AVilliam,  blacksmith,  B.  &  W.  car  shop 
Green  William,  machinist,  bds.  6  Billerica 
Green  William,  surveyor  wood,  house  18  Prince 
Green  William,  jr.  printer,  house  6  N.  Bennet 
Green  (William  J.)  &  Adams    (J.    Q.),   platers,  9 

Hawley  [Warren 

Greenberg  Jacob,  merch.  tailor,  555  Wash.  bds.  55 
Greene  Benjamin  D.  house  3  Mount  Vernon 
Greene  Benj.  H.  book  store,  124  Wash.  h.  77  Dover 
Greene  Charles  G.  apothecary,  667  Washington,  h. 

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Greene  Charles  G.  (Beals  %  G.),  editor  Bost.  Post, 

house  41  Bowdoin 
Greene  Charles  T.  wheelwright,  h.  53  South 
Greene  Francis,  bds.  42  Oak 

Greene  Franklin,  jr.  36  Pearl,  h.  at  Jamaica   Plain 
Greene  G.  Mrs.  house  32  Beacon 
Greene  Henry  B.  C.  bds.  5  E.  Canton 
Greene  H.  B.  C.  Mrs.  house  5  Canton 
Greene  James  H.  paper  hanger,  h.   187  Fourth 
Greene  John  H.  157  Court 
Greene  John  AV.  carpenter,  h.  6  Taylor 
Greene  Joseph  B.  clerk,  house  24  Nashua 
Greene  Joseph  H.  boots  and  shoes,  157  Court,  h.  at 

Melrose 
Greene  J.  P.  tailor,  h.  44  South  Russell 
Greene  Lois,  dress  maker,  bds.  11  Auburn 
Greene  Manuel,  laborer,  house  18  Curve 
Greene  Martin,  laborer,  house  56  Atkinson 
Greene  Mary,  house  18  Eliot 
Greene  Mary  and  Hannah,  h.  6  Arch 
Greene  Moses  C.  physician,  Merrimac,  c.  Prospect 
Greene  Nathaniel,  bds.  at  Albion  [bridge 

Greene  Otis,  ship   chandlery,  7   India,  h.  at   Cam- 
Greene  Rebecca  Mrs.  variety   store,   52   Belknap, 

house  do. 
Greenleaf  Catharine,  h.  r.  47  Merrimac       [Temple 
Greenleaf  Francis   S.  (Ci-ac/in,  G.  ^-  Co.),  house  37 
Greenleaf  Gardner,  mason,  h.  6  Hartford  place 
Greenleaf  George,  reporter  Daily  Times,  house  2 

Almont  place 
Greenleaf  James,  cabinet  maker,  h.  8  Rochester 
Greenleaf  John,  fireman,  bds.  Tyler,  cor.  Curve 
Greenleaf  L.  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Greenleaf  Mary,  wid.  of  Sam'l,  h.  16  Winthrop  pi. 
Greenleaf  Mary  Mrs.  dress  maker,  h.  47  Myrtle 
Greenleaf  Richard  C.  (C.  F.  Hovey  S;  Co.),  house  at 

Jamaica  Plain 
Greenleaf  Ruth,  house  30  Pearl,  cor.  High 
Greenleaf  Simon,  counsellor,  4  Court 
Greenleaf  Susan  C.  dress  maker,  h.  4  Fayette  ct. 
Greenleaf  Wm.  job  wagon,  115  Camb.  h.  42  Poplar 
Greenleaf  William,  mason,  boards  47  Myrtle 
Greenleaf  William,  jr.  cab  driver,  bds.  47  Myrtle 
Greenman  Josiah,  stoves,  16  Union 
Greenough  Alfred  (Curtis  Sf  G.),  h.  74  Beacon 
Greenough  Benjamin  F.  house  13  Brighton 
Greenough  David  S.  counsellor,  23  Court,  house  at 

Jamaica  Plain  [bds.  10  Crescent  pi. 

Greenough  Henry  M.  &  Co.  auctioneers,  30  Wash. 
Greenough  (James),  Jameson  (N.    W.  C.),  &  Co. 

(Hiram  Covell),  hats  and  furs,  50  &  52  Water, 

h.  196  Hanover  [26  Beacon 

Greenough  John,  artist,  17  1-2  Tremont  row,  house 
Greenough  John  A.  cameo  cutter,  197  Wash. 
Greenough  Richard  S.  sculptor,  5  1-2  Tremont  row. 

house  10  Ashburton  place 
Greenough  AVilliam  8c  Co.  (Wm.  W.  Greenough), 

hardware,  14  Merch.  row,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Greenough  Wra.  W.  (Wm.  Greenoiujh  .Sf  Co.),  h. 

56  Temple  [bds.  36  Leveret 

Greenwood  Caroline  S.  Mrs.  millinery,  5  Hanover, 
Greenwood  Dexter,  dry  goods,  bds.  16  Myrtle 
Greenwood  Edwin  L.  dentist,  18  West,  boards  51 

Chambers 
Greenwood  Elizabeth,  nurse,  house  49  Albany 
Greenwood  F.  W.  P.  Mrs.  house  6  Boylston  place 
Greenwood  George,  boards  1  North  Russell 
Greenwood  Oilman  (James  Bliss  §•  Co.) 
Greenwood  Ira,  broker,  2  Congress  sq.  h.  at  Roxb. 
Greenwood  James  M.  hosiery,  &c.  8^  Tremont  row, 

bds.  Province  House  ct.  [square 

Greenwood  James  W.  tobacco  and  cigars,  9  Market 
Greenwood  John,  paints  and  varnish,  9  &  11  E.  R. 

R.  whf.,  h.  at  Brighton 
Greenwood  Joseph,  clerk,  boards  18  Hanover 
Greenwood  Mary,  widow,  house  Plymouth  pi. 
Greenwood  Samuel  D.  boots  and  shoes,  5  Hanover 
Greenwood  Stephen  P.  43  S.  Market,  h.  at  Cam- 

bridgeport  [church 

Greenwood  Thomas  T.  h.  Fourth,  opp.  Unitarian 


Greenwood  Walter  J.  teamster,  boards  36  Sea 
Greenwood  Wm.  A.   31  Wash.  h.  Charles,  c.  May 
Greenwood  William  P.  house  51  Chambers 
Greer  George,  baker,  boards  505  Washington 
Greer  Hiram,  watchman,  house  2  Commercial 
Greer  Mary  A.  Mrs.  boarding,  2  Salem  place 
Greer  Robert,  stevedore,  h.  1  Sigourney  place 
Greer  Robert,  physician,  house  Sigourney  place 
Gregerson  James  B.  physician,  h.  33  Hancock 
Gregerson  ( Wm.  H.)ik:  Sumner  (F.  A.),  ship  chand- 
lers, 10  Commercial  wf.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Gregg  Charles  C.  watchman,  house  89  Chambers 
Gregg  George,  cutter,  34  Ann,  h.  5  Morton 
Gregg  Samuel,  physician,  5  Howard,  house  do. 
Gregg  Samuel,  house  18  Leveret  [Leveret 

Gregg  Washington  P.  counsellor.  City  Hall,  h.  18 
Gregory  Abijah,  carpenter,  bds.  80  Middlesex 
Gregory  Benjamin,  waiter,  h.  25  Short  Second 
Gregory  Edward  (Cheney,  Averill,  ^  Co.),  house  34 
Lowell  [h.  at  Cambridge 

Gregory  Franklin  E.  (Button,  Richardson,  iSr  Co.), 
Gregory  George,  25  Cornhill,  h.  at  Medford 
Gregory  Samuel,  sec'ry  Am.  Med.  Education  Soci- 
ety, 2-5  Cornhill,  bds.  7  Pitts 
Gregory  Samuel  H.  &  Co.  (Thomas  Christy,  <Sr  S.  S. 
Coti^tant),  paper  hangings,  25  Court,  house  49 
Warren 
Gregson  Nancy,  upholsteress,  53  Tremont 
Greig  George  {EUiott  S;  G.),  11  Doane 
Grenville  A.  S.  physician  and  chemist.  Chemical 

Works,  Swan,  n.  R.  R.,  h.  128  Athens,  n.  B 
Grevitte  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  r.  432  Comm'l 
Grew  Henry  (Perkins,  Doe,  &:  Co.),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Grew  Thomas,  moulder,  boards  56  Leveret 
Gribban  Thos.  laborer,  house  rear  211  Hanover 
Gridley  E.  M.  house  74  Tremont 
Gridley  Geo.  A.  (Barry  S^  G.),  h.  71  South  Sufiblk 
Gridley  Hervey  N.  25  Federal,  h.  25  W.  Cedar 
Gridlev  (/.    W.  L.),  Gay  (Geo.   M.),  &  Perkins 
(John),  crockery,  &c.  40  &  42  Broad,  house  at 
Jamaica  Plain 
Grier  George,  baker,  house  86  Warren 
Griffeth  William,  waiter,  h.  2  French  place 
Griffin  Abigail,  widow,  house  13  Cherry        [lar  pi. 
Griffin  Abner  C.  truckman,  53  Causeway,  h.  5  Pop- 
Griffin  Albert,  boards  1  Rochester 
Griffin  Ann,  widow,  house  54  Nashua 
Griffin  Caroline  Mrs.  boarding,  11  Indiana 
Griffin  Celinda,  dress  maker,  57i  Eliot 
Griffin  Charles  J.  pile  driver,  house  2  Oswego 
Griffin  Daniel,  tailor,  6  North  Russell,  house  do. 
Griffin  Daniel,  laborer,  house  on  Howe's  wharf 
Griffin  David  H.  tin  plate  worker,  h.  3  Ohio  place 
Griffin  Edwin,  clerk,  boards  21  Sheafe 
Griffin  F.  C.  clerk,  house  13  Cherry 
Griffin  Francis,  laborer,  house  61  Porter,  E.  B. 
Griffin  George,  boarding,  31  Brattle 
Griffin  George,  teamster,  house  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Griffin  George,  mariner,  house  190  Ann 
Griifin  James,  cutter,  Quincy  Hall,  h.  136  Hanover 
Griffin  James,  laborer,  h.  East  st.  pi.  cor.  East 
Griffin  James  A.  type  founder,  h.  8  Williams 
Griffin  James  W.  cook,  house  2  Snowhill 
Griffin  John,  house  rear  27  Belknap 
Griffin  John,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  A 
Griffin  John,  laborer,  house  17  Hamilton 
Griffin  John  C.  tailor,  house  156  Hanover 
Griffin  John  M.  baker,  81  Charter,  house  do. 
Griffin  Joseph  A.  carpenter,  h.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Griffin  Joseph  B.  painter,  72   Cambridge,  house  8 

Blossom  court 
Griffin  L.  E.  pile  driver,  house  2  Oswego 
Griffin  Margaret,  groceries,  164  Fourth,  house  do. 
Griffin  Michael,  boarding,  12  North  square 
Griffin  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Everett  court,  E.  B. 
Griffin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  Lehigh 
Griffin  Patrick,  carpenter,  boards  16  Williams 
Griffin  Patrick,  stevedore,  house  foot  of  Minot 
Griffin  Reuben  P.  blacksmith,  h.  Fifth,  near  D 
Griffin  Sarah,  nurse,  house  3  Hamlen  place 


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Griffin  Simon  G.  25  S.  Market,  bds.  4  Oliver 
Griffin  Thomas,  stevedore,  h.  Com'l,  n.  Foster 
Griffin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  62  Atkinson 
Griffin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  90  Broad 
Griffin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  7  Oliver 
Griffin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Liverpool,  n.  Decatur 
Griffin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Third,  near  K 
Griffin  William,  laborer,  house  90  Broad 
Griffin  William,  tailor,  house  5  Williams 
Griffin  Wilson,  house  7  Harvard  place 
Griffith  Edward,  carrier,  house  68  Atkinson 
Griffith  E.  R.  painter,  Avery,  house  57  Pleasant 
Griffith  William,  watchman,  h.  7  Purchase  place 
Griffiths  Charles  &  Co.  saw  manufacturers,  62  Con- 
gress, h.  at  W.  Cambridge  [h.  12  Portland 
Griffiths  Chas.  W.  &  Co.  millinery  goods,  57  Court, 
Griffiths  Wm.  wholesale  manf.  millinery,  12  Portl'd 
Grigg  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  2  Rochester 
Griggs  Charles,  wines,  &e.  24  &  25  Brattle  sq.  h. 
at  Charlestown                           [h.  at  Cambridge 
Griggs  F.  C.  clerk  at  Griggs  &  Forbes',  Causeway, 
Griggs  Geo.  counsellor,  4  Court,  h.  at  Brookline 
Griggs  Joannette  Mrs.  house  35  South  Cedar 
Griggs  John,  trader,  house  5  Lenox  [court 
Griggs  John  H.  grocer,  715   Wash.  h.  2  Medford 
Griggs  Lewis,  house  5  West  Centre 
Griggs  {Nat/ian'l)  &  Forbes  ( Wm.),  coal  and  wood. 
Causeway,  counting  room  16  State,  house  at 
Cambridge 
Griggs  Robert  D.  machinist,  house  35  S.  Cedar 
Griggs  Samuel  W.  architect,  b.  5  Lenox  [Brookline 
Griggs  Stephen  R.  {Seccomb,  Taylor  ^  Co.),  h.  at 
Griggs  Thomas  J.  carpenter,  house  r.  10  Hawkins 
Grimes  Francis,  house  37  Myrtle 
Grimes  Henry,  mason,  house  Arnold 
Grimes  James,  laborer,  house  rear  29  Cross 
Grimes  John,  laborer,  house  420  Commercial 
Grimes  Leonard,  painter,  house  59  Myrtle 
Grimes  Octavia,  shirt  and  dress  maker,  59  Myrtle 
Grimes  Robert,  ship  sawyer,  h.  Second,  n.  F 
Grimes  Thomas,  ship  sawyer,  h.  Second,  n.  F 
Grimes  AVm.  tailor,  house  62  Atkinson  [place 
Grindle  Ezekiel  H.  express  wagon,  h.  5  Second  st. 
Griner  David,  slater,  boards  64  Sea 
Griner  John  H.  {Riley  &;  G.),  bds.  102  Chambers 
Grissom  Elijah,  porter,  house  4  Southac  court 
Griswold  Alexander,  harness  and  trunk  maker,  38 
Portland                                                [vere  House 
Griswold  Almon  W.  counsellor,  30  Court,  bds.  Re- 
Grisw^old  Calvin,  laborer,  b.  Belmont,  opp.  Lane  pi. 
Griswold  John  M.  paper  hanger,  bds.  9  Brattle  sq. 
Groenevelt  Edward,  music  teacher,  b.  148  Pleasant 
Groenvelt  Gustavus,  jeweller,  bds.  148  Pleasant 
Groom  Thomas,  stationer,  82  State,  h.  at  Dorehes'r 
Grose  Joseph,  marble  polisher,  h.  15  Friend    [ave. 
Grose  Wm.  provisions,  11  Merrimac,  h.  2  Kennard 
Grosjean  Charles  (Woodward  i<;  G.),  h.   25  Fayette 
Grosvenor  {Daniel  P.)  &  Moulton  {€.  J.  B.),  in- 
surance brokers,  72  State,  h.  at  Salem 
Gross  Isaac  S.  {Conant  §  G.),  h.  9  Lyman  place 
Gross  Jaazaniah,  shoes,  8  Clinton,  h.  9  Lyman  pi. 
Gross  John  A.  D.  clerk,  103  Milk,  b.  Franklin  H. 
Grouney  Charles  S.  S.  clerk,  bds.  1  Champney  pi. 
Grouney  Christopher,  waiter,  h.  1  Champney  pi. 
Grout  James,  hackman,  house  38  Kingston 
Grout  {Beth)  &  Murdough  (J.   W.),  livery  stable, 

Beach,  h.  38  Kingston 
Groux  A.  P.  Madame,  dress  maker,  h.  9  Myrtle 
Groux  Daniel  E.  coins,  &c.  2^  Green,  h.  9  Myrtle 
Grover  Addison  {Jenkins  ^  G.),  1  Adams  House 
Grover  Asaph  W.  varnisher,  b.  Orange  1.  c.  Wash. 
Grover  Chas.  F.  varnisher,  h.  Orange,  c.  Wash. 
Grover  Daniel  Mrs.  h.  Jefferson,  c.  Fayette 
Grover  Nathaniel,  shipsmith,  h.  2  Purchase  pi. 
Grover  Nathaniel  D.  shipsmith,  h.  Princton,  E.  B. 
Grover  Oliver,  housewright,  h.  6  May  st.  pi. 
Grover  Sam'l,  carpenter,  11  Merrimac,  h.  69  Lowell 
Grover  Stephen,  bds.  r.  25  Dedham 
Grover  Zebulon,  provisions,  h.  S.  Russell 
Groves  Isaac,  shoes,  202  Broadway,  c.  D,  h.  do. 


Groves  Richard,  mariner,  h.  4  Robinson  alley 
Groves  Susan,  widow,  h.  Gold,  n.  D 
Groves  Thomas  M.  teacher  of  music,  h.  2  Church 
Grow  William,  blacksmith,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Grows  David  P.  {Mason  ^  G.),  h.  13  W.  Centre 
Grubb  William,  clerk  Suffolk  Bank,  60   State,   h. 

85  Leveret 
Grueby  Edward  L.  7  Congress,  h.  6  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Grueby  Samuel  A;  mast  maker,  h.  434  Commercial 
Grueby  Wm.  H.  mast  maker,  h.  2  Vernon  pi. 
Grumm  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  20  Washington  p  1. 
Grundy  James,  brass  finisher,  42  Devonshire,  h.  10 

Second  [10  Second 

Grundy  Joseph,  brass  finisher,  42  Devonshire,  h. 
Grundy  Thomas,  brass  finisher,  h.  10  Second 
Gruner  John  C.  paper  box  maker,  543  Washington 
Gruschenski  Joseph,  cap  maker,  h.  4  Carlton  pi. 
Grush  Henry  J.  piano-forte  mk'r,  h.  8  Hay  ward  pi. 
Grush  John  H.  hair  dresser,  177  Hanover,  house 

2  N.  Bennet 
Gschwender  Anton,  machinist,  h.  22  Church 
Gschwender  Dominick,  boot  maker,  h.  22  Church 
Guardenier  John,  book  binder,  104  Washington,  h. 

12  Garden 
Guenter  John,  clerk,  40  Ann,  bds.  31  High 
Guernsey  Luther  B.  counsellor,  31  Mass.  block 
Guess  Solomon,  clothing,  32  Brattle,  h.  36  Southac 
Gugenheimer  David,  h.  5  Carlton  pi. 
Guigon  Peter  {Lacoste  Sf  G.),  h.  5  Jefferson 
Guihon  John  B.  mariner,  h.  231  Hanover 
Guild  Aaron,  coal  and  lumber,  Lincoln,  c.  Orange, 

house  57  Dover 
Guild  Aaron  I^ancis,  house  57  Dover 
Guild  Albert,  dentist,  58  Hanover,  c.  Portland 
Guild  Benj.  counsellor,  4  Court,  h.  24  Beacon 
Guild  Charies  Elliott,  119  Milk,  h.  24  Beacon 
Guild  Chas.  H.  {C.  Guild  S;  Son),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Guild  Chas.  M.  67  Water,  "h.  26  Hancock 
Guild  Chester  &  Sons  {Chester,  jr.  &   Charles H.), 

leather,  16  Blackstone,  h.  at  Somerville 
Guild  Chester,  jr.    (C.    Guild  Sj  Sons),  house  at 

Somerville 
Guild  Clarissa,  teacher  Dwight  School,  b.  79  Dover 
Guild  Curtis,  jr.  8  old  State  House,  h.  11  Lincoln 
Guild  Curtis  Mrs.  house  11  Lincoln 
Guild  Francis  {Shorey  Sf  Co.),  h.  at  Dedham 
Guild  Frederick  {S.  S;  J.  Guild  S;  Co.),  house  at 

Roxbury  [bury 

Guild  George  {S.  S;J.  Guild  S^  Co.),  house  at  Rox- 
Guild  Geo.  D.  counsellor,  4  Court,  b.  Wiuthrop  H. 
Guild  Geo.  F.  {Bird  §•(?.),  b.  City  Hotel  [House 
Guild  Geo.  F.  com.  mer.  1  Central  wf.  b.  Tremont 
Guild  Geo.  H.  bedsteads,  4  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln 
Guild  Henry,  manufacturing  jeweller,  4  Court  av. 

h.  at  Dorchester 
Guild  Henry  {Bric/qs,  Guild  .Sr  Co.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Guild  Henry  C.  clerk,  109  Milk,  bds.  City  Hotel 
Guild  Jas.  (S.  <Sf  J.  Guild  ^  r'o.),h.  at  Roxbury 
Guild  John,  restorator,  bds.  2  Lowell  ct. 
Guild  SamT  E.  counsellor,  4  Court,  h.  Boylston 
Guild  Sam'l  F.  machinist,  bds.  4  Broadway 
Guild  S.  &  J.  &  Co.  {Geo.  &;  Fred.  Guild),'  leather, 

40  North  Market 
Guild  W.  Henry,  10  Central  wf.  h.  58  Hanover 
Guild  Wm.  {Bradbury  S;  Guild),  h.  at  Newton 
Guild  Wm.  H.  house  5  Walnut 
Guilford  Bimsley  P.  43  Merchants'  r.  h.  3  Pitts  pi. 
Guilford  Edwin  R.  daguerreotypist,  b.  2  Central  ct. 
Guilford  J.  M.  h.  May,  cor.  Grove 
Gulliver  Eliza  L.  widow,  h.  12  Sullivan  place 
Gulliver  Lem.  cash.  Union  Bank,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Gunderson  Jos.  G.,  Boston  Bank,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Gunn  C.  K.  62  Milk 
Gunn  C.  M.  house  East  Dedham 
Gunn  Justin  L.  machinist,  bds.  C,  n.  Fifth 
Gunn  Wm.  S.  {E.  F.  Hall  &;  Co.),  19  Kilby 
Gunning  Edw.  C.  boot  maker,  4  Avery,  h.  7  Mason 
Gunnison  Elihu,  proprietor  Mansion  H.  95  Hanover 
Gunnison  Elisha  W.  blacksmith,  h.  Mav'k,  E.  B. 
Gunnison  Jas.  {Sortwell  Sj  Co.),  b.  95  Hanover 


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Gunnison  Mary,  nurse,  house  10  Canton 
Gunnison  Samuel,  machinist,  h.  5  Washington  ct. 
Gunnison  Seward  B.  18  Commercial,  b.  95  Hanover 
Gunnison's  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Guppy  Jas.  H.  restorator,  54  Brattle,  h.  1  Market 
Guvley  James,  laborer,  house  15  Atkinson 
Gurney  Edward  B.  22  Devonshire  [18  Oxford 

Gurney  Elbridge,  dry  goods,  Federal,  n.   High,  h. 
Gurney  George,  clerk,  h.  124  Fourth 
Gurney  Henry  H.  Kinsell,  h.  7  Avon  pi. 
Gurney  Henry  L.  pilot,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Gurney  James,  moulder,  h.  121  Broadway 
Gurney  Nathan,  house  7  Avon  pi.  [Howard 

Gustin  Rebecca  S.  tailoress,  17  Hanover,  boards  8 
Gustus  J.  Frederick,  h.  1  Garden  ct.  st. 
Gutterson  Wm.  lumber.  Swan,  bds.  30  Albany 
Gutterson  Wm.  E.  &  Co.  {Wm.  M.  Huntooii),  lum- 
ber, Lehigh,  c.  Albany  &  Oneida,  h.  30  Albany 
Gwinn  George  F.  hair  dresser,  12  Congress 
Gwynn  Ann  A.  house  r.  37  Pleasant 
Gynn  Samuel,  laborer,  h.  Milldam 

HACKETT  CHRISTOPHER,  coaches,  Bromfield 

House,  h.  17  Lowell  [69  Brighton 

Hackett  Hiram,  freight  master  Lowell    depot,  h. 
Hackett  Jeremiah  C."  stair  builder,  18  Haverhill,  h. 

37  Auburn 
Hackett  John,  laborer,  house  10  Bridge 
Hackett  LeRoy,  mason,  house  50  Nashua 
Hackett  Philip,  laborer,  house  23  Southac 
Hadaway  John  T.  &  Co.  paper  hangings,  2  Union 

block,  h.  at  Chelsea  [Lynn 

Haddock  Henry,  silversmith,  5  Court  av.  house  at 
Haddock  Wm.  trunk  mak'r,  56  Court,  b.  5  Seav'r  pi. 
Hadley  Alpheus,  mariner,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Hadley  Carlton,  laborer,  house  r.  154  Tyler 
Hadley  Charles,  porter,  bds.  6  Porter 
Hadley  Charles  J.  haii-  dresser,  24  Blackstone,  h. 

at  Chelsea  [High  st.  pi. 

Hadley  Charles  J.  2d,  oysters,  24  Devonshire,  h.  8 
Hadley  Elizabeth,  house  r.  26  Belknap 
Hadley  Jeremiah  P.  carpenter,  E.  Orange,  b.  242 

Harrison  avenue 
Hadley  John,  laborer,  h.  56  Kneeland 
Hadley  Lemuel  H.  dentist,  242  Harrison  av.  h.  do. 
Hadley  Moses,  toll  gatherer,  Cambridge  bridge,  h. 

26"  Charles  [net  pi. 

Hadley  Samuel,  hair  dresser,  14  Boylston,  h.  Ben- 
Hadley  Samuel   B.  hair  dresser,  14  Boylston,  h. 

Bennetpl.  [Webster,  E.  B. 

Hadley  Samuel  D.  tailor,  26  Washington,  boards 
Hadley  S.  D.  mason,  h.  26  London 
Hadley  Thos.  J.  piano-forte  maker,  h.263  Tremont 
Haely  Lawrence,  tailor,  house  78  Atkinson 
Hafterin  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  73  Eliot  [nut 

Hagar  Calvin  (Joh?i  Gilbert, jr.  Sf  Co.),  h.  86  Chcs- 
Hagar  Geo.  W.  &  J.  B.  grain,  Philadelphia  Packet 

Pier,  h.  7  Ashland 
Hagar  John,  brass  founder,  h.  8  Boylston  square 
Hagar  John,  shoe  maker,  h.  1  Providence 
Hagar  Josiah  B.  (G.   W.  ^  J.  B.  Hayar),  boards  6 

Bowdoin  sq. 
Hagar  Marshall,  laborer,  house  r.  47  Sea 
Hagar  Martha,  nurse,  house  25  Garden 
Hagar  S.  nurse,  104  Hudson 
Hagen  John,  carpenter,  house  Robinson  lane 
Hager   John,  cordwainer,  Boylston,  n.  Tremont, 

h.  Church,  c.  Providence 
Hager  Sophia,  milliner,  121  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Hagerty  Cornelius,  glass  packer,  h.  21  Third 
Hagerty  Daniel,  laborer,  house  7  Essex  place 
Hagerty  Daniel,  cooper,  house  Porter,  E.  B. 
Hagerty  Edward,  puddler,  h.  rear  First,  n.  K 
Hagerty  James,  laborer,  h.  rear  171  Ann 
Hagerty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  116.Sea 
Hagerty  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  18  Stillman 
Hagerty  John,  laborer,  house  9  Oliver 
Hagerty  John,  house  8  Avery 
Hagerty  Roger,  shoe  maker,  h.  484  Commercial 
Hagerty  Timo.  laborer,  h.  I,  bet.  Broad'y  and  Third 


Hagerty  Timothy,  grocery,  8  Suffolk,  house  Mid- 
dlesex, near  Castle 
Hagerty  Timotliy,  laborer,  h.  Cove,  n.  Cove  pi. 
Haggerty  John,  boot  maker,  h.  2  Hamilton  alley 
Haggerty  John,  laborer,  house  .^  Moon  place 
Haggerston  David,  5  Tremont  row,  opp.  Hanover 
Hagin  Jas.  tailor,  house  6(lAtkinson 
Hagin  John,  carpenter,  h.  96  Endicot 
Hagmire  Frederic  W.  musician,  h.  8  Tileston 
Hague  Williana   Rev.  editor  Watchman   and  Re- 
flector, 122  Wash.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Haheye  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Athens,  n.  Dorchester 
Hahn  Jacob  &  Son  (jR.  F.  Hahn),  grocers,  Maver- 
ick, n.  Liverpool,  house  do.  [E.  Boston 
Hahn  Rodolphus  F.  (/.  Mahn  S^  Son),  Maverick, 
Haight  William,  grocer,  house  3  Commercial 
Haineman  Bernard,  jeweller,  h.  4  Billings  court 
Haines  Joseph  A.  {Reed,  Wade,  &;  Co.),  h.  2  Short 
Haines  Robert  P.  paper  ruler,   21  Cornhill,  house 
9  Cherry  [lane 
Haislett  Sam'l  A.  J.  sail  maker,  h.  12  Henchman 
Halan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Fifth,  n.  C. 
Hale  Aaron,  manufacturer  India  rubber  goods,  247 

Broadway,  house  245  do. 
Hale  Aaron,  expressman,  boards  52  Portland 
Hale  Artemas,  jr.  shoes,  19  Fulton 
Hale  Benj.  W.,  Post  Office,  house  at  Chelsea 
Hale  Daniel  L.  house  5  Ashland 
Hale  David  W.  salesman,  house  21  Orange 
Hale  Edwin,  clerk,  401  Wash.  bds.  1  Bennet 
Hale  Elias,  com.  mer.  69  Hanover,  h.  7  AUston 
Hale  Eliza  J.  widow,  house  38  Kingston 
Hale  Elizabeth,  h.  Bradford,  c.  Medford  court 
Hale  Enoch,  Post  Office,  h.  Salem,  c.  Richmond 
Hale  George,  sec.  Tremont  Insurance  Co.  boards 

Winthrop  House 
Hale  George,  boards  445  Washington 
Hale  Henry  M.  boards  58  Essex 
Hale  Henry  S.  clerk,  12  Dock  square 
Hale  Jerome  B.  house  15  Boylston  square 
Hale  J.  M.  agent  Orphans'  Advocate,  Tremont,  c. 
Common  [folk,  n.  Dover 

Hale  Joseph,   instructor  Johnson  School,   h.   Suf- 
Hale  L.  H.  &  Co.  (Benjcnnin  French),  daguerreo- 
type artists,  109  Washington,  b.  1  Franklin 
Hale  Moses  L.  sec.  M.  H.  Life  Ins.  Co.  house  65 
Hancock  [ilton  pi. 

Hale  Nathan,  editor  Daily  Advertiser,  h.  6  Ham- 
Hale  Nathan,  jr.   counsellor,  8  Congress,  house  6 

Hamilton  place 
Hale  Pardon  M.  mason,  house  14  Maiden 
Hale  Robert,  B.  &  L.  R.  R.  depot,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Hale  Theodore  P.  dry  goods,  69  Water,  house  7 

Ashland  av. 
Hale  W.  E.  carriages,  12  Haverhill,  b.  Merrim'c  H. 
Hales  (TF/Z&wn),  Page   {Samuel),   &    Richardson 
{H.  L.),  insurance  brokers,  5  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, house  7  Chesnut 
Haley  Alvin  Mrs.  house  Sufiblk,  n.  Canton 
Haley  Andrew,  blacksmith,  house  8  Newland 
Haley  Bartholomew,  tailor,  house  Gold,  n.  B 
Haley  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Cove 
Haley  Dennis,  laborer,  boards  81  South 
Haley  George,  ostler,  house  7  Cyprus 
Haley  James,  butler,  house  22  Endicot 
Haley  James,  laborer,  h.  8  N.  Brighton 
Haley  James,  teamster,  h.  Suffolk,  n.  Lenox 
Haley  James,  mason,  h.  Commercial,  opp.  Foster 
Haley  James,  laborer,  h.  Paris  court,  E.  B. 
Haley  James,  laborer,  house  84  Sea 
Haley  James,  laborer,  house  Sun  court  place 
Haley  James,  keeper  Merchants'  Exchange 
Haley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  79  Sea 
Haley  John,  laborer,  house  18  Stillman 
Haley  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  gun  house.  Fort  Hill 
Haley  John,  laborer,  house  4  Cove  place 
Haley  John,  laborer,  house  30  Thacher 
Haley  John,  laborer,  house  Milldam 
Haley  John  G.  trunk  maker,  52.^  Milk,  h.  16  Oak 
Haley  John  J.  (  W.  ^  J.  J.  Haley),  h.  55  Billerica 


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Haley  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  48  C,  cor.  Gold 
Haley  Joseph  K.  book  keeper,  5  Hanover,  boards 

144  Harrison  avenue 
Haley  Josiah  S.  machinist,  bds.  3  Dover  place 
Haley  Marcella,  widow,  house  13  Adams 
Haley  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  4  Oliver  place 
Haley  Michael,  laborer,  h.  rear  98  Fourth 
Haley  Michael,  waiter,  h.  9  Kingston  st.  ct. 
Haley  Michael,  cordwainer,  house  r.  90  Federal 
Haley  Michael,  shoe  maker,  26  Wendall,  h.  do. 
Haley  Michael,  laborer,  house  1  Seabury  place 
Haley  Michael,  tailor,  house  2  Portland  pi. 
Haley  Michael,  trader,  house  2  Andover 
Haley  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  31  Oliver 
Haley  Patrick,  laborer,  7  Oliver 
Haley  Patrick,  cooper,  h.  8  Eutaw.  E.  Boston 
Haley  Patrick,  stone  mason,  h.  61  Charlestown 
Haley  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  2  Portland  pi. 
Haley  Richard,  grocer,  198  Ann,  house  do. 
Haley  Samuel  W.  &  Co.  grocers,  Suffolk,  c.  Ded- 

ham,  h.  Suffolk,  near  Canton 
Haley  Susan,  widow,  house  12  Fruit 
Haley  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Paris 
Haley  Thomas,  laborer,  house  23  Stillman 
Haley  Timothy,  laborer,  house  12  Genesee 
Haley  Wm.  &  J.  J.  chairs,  96  Fulton,  h.  50  Lowell 
Haley  William,  oysters,  100  Federal,  house  do. 
Haley  Wm.  P.  chairs,  28  N.  Market,  h.  atRoxbury 
Halfpenny  James,  laborer,  house  24  Curve        [ant 
Haliburton  Geo.  M.  {Redding S;  Co.),  h.  109  Pleas- 
Halissey  John,  teamster,  house  Prentice's  wharf 
Hall  A.  A.  wood  and  hay,  Church,  opp.  Shawmut 
Hall  Abel,  teamster,  house  69  Sea 
Hall  Abel,  marble  worker,  house  9  Zone 
Hall  Abigail,  widow,  house  77  Pleasant 
Hall  Addison  B.  clerk,  boards  161  Court 
Hall  Adin,  broker,  3  Exchange,  h.  11  Ashb'ton  pi. 
Hall  Albert  B.  salesman,  84  Hanover  [Charlestown 
Hall  Alfred  B.  book  keeper.   Granite  Bank,  h.  at 
Hall  Alonzo,  73  Fulton,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Hall  A.  Davis,  2-5  Kilby,  boards  686  Washington 
Hall  Andrew  Mrs.  house  r.  44  Brighton 
Hall  Andrew,  broker,  5.^  Exchange 
Hall  Andrew  T.  114  Milk,  house  87  Beacon 
Hall  Arden  {Tarr  S^  H.),  house  7  Shawmut 
Hall  Ariston,  clerk,  41  Pearl,  house  7  Acorn 
Hall  Arthur,  musician,  house  30  Grove 
Hall  Arthur,  merchant  tailor,  3  Bromfield 
Hall  Augustus  J.  boot  counter  manuf.  40  Fulton, 

house  2  Webster  place 
Hall  Barnabas  {Baker  S$  H.),  boards  1  Howard 
Hall  Barnabas  Y.  carpenter,  house  7  Maiden  pi. 
Hall  Baxter,  provisions,  629  Washing,  h.  10  Ash 
Hall  Benning,  baker,  boards  lo  Brattle  [wharf 

Hall  Betsey  Mrs.  seamstress,  h.  Broad,  opp.  Maine 
Hall  Betsey,  nurse,  house  655  Washington 
Hall  Charles  G.  architect  and  surveyor,    11^  Tre- 

mont  row,  house  at  Roxbury 
Hall  Charles  Henry,  boards  67  Prince 
Hall  Chas.  Henry,  clerk,  433  Wash.  b.  42  Harvard 
Hall  C.  P.  boards  13  Gouch 

Hall  Chas.  S.  dyer,  70  Cornhill,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Hall  D.  McGregor,  clerk,  boards  10  Allston 
Hall  Daniel,   leather  dealer,  25  Shoe  and  Leather, 

house  325  Broadway 
Hall  David,  auctioneer,  h.  2  N.  Margin 
Hall  David,  2  Boylston  Market,  house  42  Harvard 
Hall  David,  salesman,  5  Market  square 
Hall  Dennis,  shoe  maker,  house  6  Wendell 
Hall  Ebenezer,  boot  maker,  Webster,  n.  Cottage, 

h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick,  E.  Boston 
Hall  Edward  A.  machinist,  boards  188  Hanover 
Hall  Edward  F.  &  Co.   {}Vm.  S.  Gumi),   auction- 
eers, 19  &  21  Kilby,  house  72  Dover 
Hall  Edward  R.  33  Commercial  wf.  bds.  65  Dover 
Hall  Edwin  H.  39  Milk,  house  at  Maiden 
Hall  E.  H.  &  J.  H.  tailoresses,  655  Wash.  h.  do. 
Hall  Ellis  Gray,  54  Central  wharf,  h.  22  Vine 
Hall  Ephraim,  weigher,  31  India,  h.  65  Dover 
Hall  Ephraim  A.  depot  master  E.  R.  R.  h.  Orleans 


Hall  Erastus  C.  74  Milk,  b.  Wash.  Coffee  House 
Hall  Fanny,  boards  1  Alden  [Brighton 

Hall  Francis  A.  {Horton,  Cordis,  <Sf  Co.),  house  at 
Hall  Francis,  jr.,  B.  &  F.  River  R.'R.  b.  23  Fayette 
Hall  Franklin,  counsellor,  39  State,  h.  at  Carabr'ge 
Hall  Franklin  A.  {Noble  if  Co.),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Hall  Frederick  F.  17  Doane,  h.  24  Harvard 
Hall  Fred.  W.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Hall  George,  lumber  surveyor,  h.  16  Spring 
Hall  George  C.  clerk,  4  Long  wharf 
Hall  Geo.l).  {Colburn  S^  H.),  house  at  Medford 
Hall  G.  H.  artist,  5  Aniory  Hall  [pi. 

Hall  George  S.  book  binder,  h.  Salem,  opp.  Baldwin 
Hall  Geo.  S.  morocco,  Fulton,  c.  Sho^  and  Leath- 
er, house  at  Charlestown 
Hall  George  T.  77  Milk 

Hall  Geo.  W.  clerk,  8  Blackstone,  b.  1  Spring  st.pl. 
Hall  {Harris  A.)  &  Gay  {H.  A.),  87  F.  H.  Market, 

house  4  Charter 
Hall  Henry,  11.^  Tremont  row,  h.  7  Somerset 
Hall  Henry,  jobber,  house  5  Brighton  ct. 
Hall  Henry,  clothing.  Ferry,  c.  Ann 
Hall  Henry  A.  clerk,  79  Court,  bds.  3  Auburn  ct. 
Hall  {Henri/  A.)  &  Robinson  {Frederick  R.),  man- 
ufacturers, 30  Charlestown,  h.  761  Wash. 
Hall  {Henry  H.),  Olmsted    {Roland),   &  Co.  dry 

goods,  77  Milk,  h.  26  Harrison  avenue 
Hall  Henrv  P.  draughtsman,  house  34  Charles 
Hall  Hiram  K.  20  Long  wharf,  house  22  Oak 
Hall  Ilopestill,  housewright,  h.  4  East  st.  pi. 
Hall  Horace  D.  39  Com'l  wharf,  h.  at  Medford 
Hall  Isaac,  teamster,  house  50  Oak 
Hall  Isaac,  jr.  boarding,  4  Tyler 
Hall  {Isaac  C),   Myrick  {J.   H.),   &  Co.  {A.  P. 
Clark),  W.  India  goods,  35  Com'l,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Hall  Jacob,  house  67  Prince 
Hall  Jacob,  jr.  {Lombard  &;  H.),  house  69  Prince 
Hall  Jairus,  house  4  Winthrop 
Hall  James,  stone  cutter,  house  76  Salem 
Hall  James,  carriage  builder,  Adams,  h.  10  Eaton 
Hall  James,  finding  store   and  stencil  cutter,  10 

Dock  square,  h.  65  Pinckney 
Hall  James,  painter,  house  r.  44  Brighton 
Hall  James  B.  carriage  trimmer,  bds.  10  Eaton 
Hall  James  D.  house  686  Washington 
Hall  Jane,  widow,  house  3  Auburn  court 
Hall  Jefferson  P.  house  48  Lowell  [sell 

Hall  Jeremiah  F.  com.  mer.  38  Broad,  h.  16  S.  Kus- 
Hall  John,  stevedore,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick,  E.B. 
Hall  John,  doors  and  glass,  15   Blackstone,  house 

at  Somer\-ille 
Hall  John,  laborer,  house  18  Southac       [Chambers 
Hall  John,  boot  counters,  40   N.    Market,  h.   97^ 
Hall  John,  harness  maker,  house  rear  54  Essex 
Hall  John,  at  48  Boylston  [Cedar  st.  pi. 

Hall  John  B.  printer,   11  &  66   Cornhill,   house  4 
Hall  John  B.  carpenter,  h.  45  Harrison  avenue 
Hall  John  G.  {Ladd  S^  H.),  h.  at  Somerville 
Hall  John  K.  teller  Traders'  Bank,  h.  at  Somerv'le 
Hall  John  R.,  Railroad  Ex.,  Court   square,  h.   at 
Roxbury  [bury 

Hall  John  R.  architect,  11^  Trem.  row,  h.  at  Rox- 
HallJohnW.   {Waterston,   Pray  &    Co.),   h.    18 
Boylston  [gists,  1  Union,  h.  51  Hancock 

Hall  Jonathan  P.  &  Co.  ( Theodore  N.  Hall),  drug- 
Hall  Joseph,  Mrs.  house  682  Wash. 
Hall  Joseph,  navy  agent,  17  Doane,  h.  24  Harvard 
Hall  Joseph  F.   machinist,  h.   Sumner,  n.  Cottage 
Hall  Joseph  F.   watchman,   75   Commercial  h.   5 

Bartlett 
Hall  Joseph  P.  17  Doane,  h.  24  Harvard 
Hall  Joshua  H.  9  Chatham  row,  bds.  28  Essex 
Hall  Josiah,  laborer,  house  3  Cove 
Hall  {Junius)  &  Bigelow   {H.),  counsellors,  State, 

cor.  Devonshire,  bds.  \5.  S.  Hotel 
Hall  L.  C.  builder,  house  15  Rochester 
Hall  Leonard,  house  Dorchester,  cor.  First 
Hall  Luther,  Havre,  near  Sumner 
Hall  Luke,  ship\vright,  house  Central  square 
Hall  Margaret,  Mrs.  house  2  Eliot  place 


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Hall  Margaret,  house  68  Atkinson 
Hall  Margaret  W.  teacher,  bds.  10  Carver 
Hall  Martin,  carpenter,  house  263  Tremont 
Hall  Martin  L.  &  Co.  (S.  Hall  §  A.   J.   Adnms), 
grocers,  2  &  3  Market   sq.,   N.   side  Faneuil 
Hall,  bds.  Revere  House 
Hall  Mary  N.  millinery,  &c.  Wash.  cor.  Dover 
Hall  Melissa  H.  dress  maker,  23  Fayette 
Hall  Milton,  carpenter,  house  5  Jefferson 
Hall  Nathaniel,  grocer,  Green,  c.  Chambers,  h.  do. 
Hall  Oliver,  auctioneer,  house  8  Sister 
Hall  Oliver,  51  N.  Market,  house  at  Lynn 
Hall  Osborn  B.  clerk  Mec.  Mutual  Fii-e  Ins.    Co. 

house  at  Charlestown 
Hall  Patrick,  clerk,  house  43  Federal 
Hall  Peter,  laborer,  h.  2.5  E.  Orange 
Hall  {R.  H.)  &  Pinks  (/.  //.),  grocers,  W.  Centre, 

c.  Southac,  house  31  do. 
Hall  Richard,  hardware,  11  Kilby,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Hall  Richard,  carpenter,  house  10  Belmont 
Hall  Robert  W.  clerk,  house  Fifth,  near  D 
Hall  Sally,  boarding,  7  Franklin 
Hall  Sally,  widow,  h.  49  Spring  [c.  Maverick 

Hall  Samuel,  ship  builder,  Liverpool,  h.  Liverpool, 
Hall  Samuel,  jr.  (A.  G.  Fanvell  ^  Co.),  bds.  4  High 
Hall  Samuel  H.  teamster,   house   Second,  near  A 
Hall  Samuel  H.  327  Wash,  boards  87  High 
Hall  Sam'l  Vi.  grocer,  79  Commercial,  h.  Webster 
Hall  Samuel  Winship,  printer,  h.  9  E.  Castle 
Hall  Sarah,  widow,  house  rear  First,  near  K 
Hall  Sarah  A.  house  28  Essex 
Hall  Sarah  D.  house  107  Hudson 
Hall  Solomon,   housewright,  house  19  Dover  place 
Hall  Solomon,  jr.  bds.  10  Indiana 
Hall  Stephen,  bds.  IH  Lincoln 
Hall  Stephen  (M.  L.  llall  Sx,  Co.),  h.  14  Salem 
Hall  Theodore  A.  70  Milk  [som 

Hall  Theo.  N.  {J.  P.  Hall  S;  Co.),  house  41   Bios- 
Hall  Thomas,  1  Boylston   Market,  bds.  489  Wash. 
Hall  Thomas  (S.  Pierce  S^  Co.),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Hall  Thomas,  fancv  goods,  248  Wash.  h.  38  Marion 
Hall  Thomas  B.  {Williams  lV  Hall),  h.    155  Trem. 
Hall  Tim.  tin  plate  w'ker.  Centre,  n.  Ann,6Prince 
Hall  Timothy,  house  6  Beacon 
Hall  Vincent,  91  Milk,  h.  39  Bridge 
Hall  Wendall,  machinist,  h.  I,  cor.  Third 
Hall  William,  carpenter,  h.  4  Newland 
Hall  Wm.  locksmith,  27  Dock  sq.  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Hall  Wm.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  4  Ohio  place 
Hall  Wm.  shipwright,  house  Saratoga 
Hall  Wm.  A.  printer,  22  School,  h.  79  Bedford 
Hall  Wm.  C.  {Pearmain  &;  H.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Hall  Wm.  F.  {Bean  Si  Hall),  bds.  Lexington,  E.B. 
Hall  Wm.  H.  clerk,  R.  R.  Ex.  bds.  6  Cambridge 
Hall  Wm.  L.  30  Com'l  wf.  bds.  at  Roxbm-y 
Hall  Wm.  M.  blacksmith,  h.  4  N.  Brighton 
Hall  Wm.  S.  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Hallaghan  Edward,  laborer,  h.  78  Atkinson 
Hallahan  Michael,  laborer,  house  12  Bridge 
Halland  Daniel,  tailor,  h.  87  Kneeland 
Halland  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  r.  90  Sea 
Halland  William,  laborer,  house  r.  90  Sea 
Hallet  {Ezekiel)  &  Ladd  (.4.  jr.),  piano-forte  mak- 
ers, 296  Wash.  h.  15  Hayward  place 
Hallet  Frederick,  piano-forte  maker,  b.  7  Brookline 
Hallet  George  Mrs.  house  3  Green 
Hallet  Henry  S.  19  India,  h.  3  Green 
Hallet  {Jacob  G.)  &  Blake  {J.  S.),  com.  merch.  19 

Central  wf.  house  48  Dover 
Hallet  Job,  rope  maker,  h.  40  Fayette 
Hallet  Loring,  sash  maker,  h.  40  "Fayette 
Hallet  (jR;M.se//),  Cumston  {IVm.),  &  Allen  (Jf.), 

piano-forte  manuf.  339  Wash.  h.  2  Dover 
Hallett  B.  F.  counsellor,  20  Court,  h.  11  South 
Hallett  {B.  F.),  Davis  (G.  //.),  &   Co.   piano-forte 

makers,  417  Wash.  h.  676  do. 
Hallett  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  129  Broadway^,  cor.  C 
Hallett  Henry  L.  h.  11  South  [Charlestown 

Hallett  James  H.  bedding  16  Dock  square,    h.    at 
Hallett  Joseph,  clerk,  16  Dock  square 


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Hallett  Joshua,  housewright,  h.  rear  12  Belmont 
Hallett  Lothrop,  ship  smith,  h.  14  Henchman  lane 
Hallett  Sanluel,  laborer,  h.  5  N.  Grove 
Halliday  Frances,  widow,  h.  Silver,  near  B 
Halligan  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  rear  Third,  near  D 
Halligan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Har.  av.  c.  Blake's  ct. 
Halloran  Edward,  painter,  bds.  5  Suffolk 
Halloran  Nicholas,  painter,  657A  Wash.  h.  5  Suffolk 
Halloran  William,  carpenter,  house  37  Oneida 
Hallworth  Joseph  L.  printer,  8  Congress,  house  at 

Cambridgeport 
Hainan  John,  grocer,  81  Sea,  h.  do. 
Halstrick  John  B.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  17  Canton 
Halstrick  Joseph,  silversmith,  r.  301  Wash,   house 
Trumbull  [3  Bremen,  E.  B. 

Ham  Charles  W.  cabinet  manufac.  57  Portland,   h. 
Ham  Daniel,  trunk  maker,  78  Ann,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Ham  Luther  A.  police  officer,  h.  9  Hull 
Ham  Martha  J.  widow,  house  6  Adams 
Ham  Samuel   L.  clerk,  107  Milk,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Ham  Tobias,  bds.  3  Dover  place 
Hamblen  Cornelius  &  Co.  {C.  Haniblen   jr.),  oys- 
ters, 10  Batterymarch  [Batterymarch 
Hamblen  Cornelius,  jr.  (C.  Hamble/i  ^  Co.),  h.  10 
Hamblen  David  {Benson  S;  H.),h.  830  'Wash. 
Hamblen  {J.  Smith)   &   Kelley   {John),   painters, 

Meridian,  h.  23  Porter,  E.  B. 
Hamblen  Jesse,  clerk,  h.  Central  square 
Hamblen  Joseph  B.  oysters,    14  Merrimac,   house 
28  Lowell  [1  Fuller 

Hamblen  Joshua,  jr.  oysters,  r.  48  Congress,  house 
Hamblen  Matthew  P.  copyist,  house  4  Hull 
Hamblen  Prior,  clerk,  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Hamblen  S.  J.  portrait  painter,  h.  Havre,  n.  Mav- 
erick, E.  B. 
Hamblet  Friend,  shoe  maker,  house  41  Prince 
Hamblet  James,  soapstone  manuf.    13   Haverhill, 

house  54  Leveret 
Hsimhlet  James,  }T.  {Burton  &:  H.),   h.   54  Leveret 
Hamblin  Eli,  painter,  house  London,  E.  B. 
Hamblin  Jesse,  72  Commercial,  house  E.  B. 
HambUn  John  V.  sail  maker,  house  238  Fourth 
Hamblin  Joseph  G.  painter,  1  Terrace  place,  E.  B. 
Hamblin  Matthew  P.  clerk,  16  Court,  h.  2  Hull 
Hamblin  Nathaniel,  painter,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Hamilton  Abial,  carpenter,  house  6  Sears'  place 
Hamilton  Alvan,  blacksmith,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Hamilton  Asa  B.  W.    tailor,   rear  31    Congress,  h. 

Bennington,  E.  B. 
Hamilton  Daniel,  mariner,  house  Cheever  place 
Hamilton  Dudley,  spar  maker,  h.  1  Meridian  ct. 
Hamilton  Enoch  S.  carpenter,  h.  New,n.  Cross, E.B. 
Hamilton  Hugh,  boiler  maker,  h.  r.  96  Fourth 
Hamilton  James,  laborer,  house  3  Henchman  lane 
Hamilton  James  W.  teamster,  house  2  Fuller 
Hamilton  Joel,  whitewasher,  h.  1  Meridian  ct.  E.B. 
Hamilton  Luther,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Lynn 
Hamilton  Mary,  widow,  boarding,  18  Cross 
Hamilton  Matthew,  tailor,  h.  5  New  Cross 
Hamilton  Otho,  25  Merchants'  row,  b.  at  Chelsea 
Hamilton  Seth,  laborer,  h.  Cross,  E.  Boston 
Hamilton  William,  truckman,  h.  24  Thacher  ct. 
Hamilton  Wm.  coachman,  house  40  Lowell 
Hamlen  Charles  H.  {Parker  &;  H.),  h.  32  Hudson 
Hamlen  Nathaniel,  ship  broker,  92   State,    house 

238  Tremont 
Hamlen  Willis  C.  51  N.  Market,  bds.  19  Prospect 
Hamlet  William,  Directory  office,  95^  Washington 
Hamlin  Hannibal,  trader,  h.  151  Broadway 
Hamlin  John,  machinist,  b.  10  Maverick  block 
Hamlin  Willis  C.  52  N.  Market 
Hamlin  Wm.  E.  clerk,  89  Milk,'b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Hamm  Charles  H.  house  5  Bradford 
Hamm  Nicholas,  laborer,  b.  7  Sweetser  court 
Hamman  George,  brass  founder,  h.  37  Billerica 
Hammanburg  James,  cooper,  h.  6  Stillman  pi. 
Hammatt  Alfred,  book  keeper,   90  Milk,  and  dry 

goods,  585  Wash,  house  13  Indiana  place 
Hammatt  Charles,  78  Wash.  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Hammatt  F.  A.  clerk,  37  Milk,  bds.  60  Allen 


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Hammatt  Johu  B.  upholsterer,  house  2  Stoddard 
Hamniatt  Samuel  P.  clerk,  133  Milk 
Hammatt  William,  machinist,  bds.  Fort  avenue 
Hammerle  Sebastian,   refreshments,   Dover,    near 

Washington,  house  do. 
Hammett  {Barnabas)  &  Balch  (E.  77.),  commiss'n 

merchants,  20  Broad 
Hammill  Peter  Rev.  house  3.5  Broadway 
Hammond  A.  {William  Fletcher  Sf  Co.) 
Hammond  Alexander,  fisherman,  h.  r.  85  Prince 
Hammond  Alvin,  toll  gatherer,  h.  Milldam 
Hammond  Andrew  G.  61  State,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Hammond  Artemas    {R.  L.  Tay  ^  A.  Hammond), 

house  at  Somerville 
Hammond  Benjamin  F.  clerk,  house  48  Charles 
Hammond  Catharine,  h.  S.  May,  n.  Har.  avenue 
Hammond  Charles,  house  2  Allston 
Hammond  Clark  P.  painter,  house  25  N.  Margin 
Hammond  Daniel,  house  25  Beacon 
Hammond  D.  C.  98  Water 

Hammond  Edward  L.  S.  book  keeper,  h.  33  Poplar 
Hammond  Frederic  H.  spar  maker,  h.  2  N.  Margin 
Hammond  George,  Suffolk  County  Mills,   b.  U.  S. 

Hotel 
Hammond  George,  boards  25  Beacon 
Hammond  Hannah,  house  50  Billerica 
Hammond  Harriet,  boarding,  8  Cooper 
Hammond  Henry,  painter,  house  516  Commerc'l 
Hammond  Horace,  G8  Utica,  house  at  Walthani 
Hammond  Horatio,  20  Exchange,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Hammond  James,  painter,  bds.  66  Nashua 
Hammond  John,  broker,  15  Congress,  h.  22  Grove 
Hammond  Johu,  brakeman  B.  <k  L.   R.   R.  house 
13  Pleasant  st.  ct.         [Com'l,  h.  16  Salutation 
Hammond  (John)    &    Fishburn   (J.),   riggers,  183 
Hammond  John,  shoe  maker,  house  22  Cross 
Hammond  John  C.  machinist,  house  103  Tremont 
Hammond  John  D.  painter,  56  Lever't,  h.8  Ashland 
Hammond  Nathaniel,  house  8  Ashland  [pi. 

Hammond  P.  S.  milliner,  411  Wash.  b.  9  La  Grange 
Hammond  Sarah,  widow  of  Samuel,  h.  2  Allston 
Hammond  Thomas,  carpenter,  b.  101  Cambridge 
Hammond  Thomas,  teamster,  house  31  Bridge 
Hammond  Thomas,  cooper,  h.  rear  16  Leveret 
Hammond  Thomas,  tailor,   56  &  58  Turnpike,  h. 
Gardner  place,  cor.  Broadway  [ville 

Hammond  Wm.  (A.  Ballord  &:  Co.),  h.  at   Somer- 
Hammond  Wm.  H.  clerk,  Blossom,  c.  Vine 
Hampden  John,  clerk,  house  65  Allen 
Hampton  Sara'l,  watchmaker,  134  Hanover,  house 

at  Charlestown 
Hanaford  Bridget,  widow,  house  2  Wharf 
Hanaford  Elbridge  G.  hackman,  h.  44  Billerica 
Hanaford  {Frederick  W.)    &:   Ilsley   {Nathan,  Jr.), 

harness  makers,  50  Union,  h.  at  Somerville 
Hanaford  William  G.  physician,  h.  3  Bowdoin  sq. 
Hancock  Charles  L.  counsellor,   10  Court,  house 
30  Beacon  [h.  69  W.  Cedar 

Hancock  Daniel,  shoemaker,  Pitts,   n.  Merrimac, 
Hancock  Eliza,  h.  rear  705  Washington 
Hancock  Franklin,  house  30  Beacon 
Hancock  Henry,  stabler,  h.  rear  705  Washington 
Hancock  Henry  K,  cabinet  and  chair  maker,  667 

Washing,  house  1  Kellara  place 
Hancock  John,  house  30  Beacon  [town 

Hancock  John  C.  printer,  22  School,  h.  at  Charles- 
Hancock  John  T.  carpenter,  boards  7  Nassau 
Hancock  Lewis,  lumber.  Marginal,  E.  Boston 
Hancock  Samuel  A.  pile  driver,  h.  r.  705  Wash. 
Hancock  Solomon,  jr.  6  Broad 
Hancock  Thomas,  house  30  Beacon 
Hancock  Wm.  clerk,  boards  48  Temple 
Hancock  William,  mason,  house  Trumbull 
Hancock  William  E.  physician,  h.  30  Beacon 
Hancock  Wm.  T.  78  Milk,  h.  48  Temple 
Hancock's  Express,  7  State 
Hand  David,  laborer,  house  10  Hamilton 
Hand  James,  painter,  3  North  End  block,  h.  do. 
Hand  Patrick,  barber,  house  117  Ann 
Hand  William,  painter,  Lenox,  house  Ai-nold 


Handerson  Henry  C.  49  Milk,  h.  40  Essex 
Handrahan  Patrick,  miller,  h.  Milldam 
Handy  Geo.  teamster,  boards  78  Albany 
Handy  Peter,  rigger,   294   Commercial,  h.  Saluta- 
tion, near  Hanover 
Haney  Michael,  tailor,  house  30  Cross 
Haney  Patrick,  groceries,  188  Ann 
Haney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  48  Congress 
Hanford  James  T.  38  South  Market 
Hanford  James  W.  lard  oil  manufacturer,  38  South 

Market,  h.  at  Charlesto^vn 
Hanker  John,  laborer,  h.  Clark  alley      [bridgeport 
Hankey  Joseph,  confectioner,  87  Court,  h.  at  Cam- 
Hanlan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  55  Endicot 
Hanlan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Hanley  Martin,  laborer,  house  1  Oxford  place 
Hanley  Owen,  saddler,  house  80  Warren 
Hanley  Patrick,  trader,  90  Endicot       [r.  9  Bennet 
Hanley  W.  S.  mattress  manufacturer,  8  Beach,  h. 
Hanlin  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Har.  av.  n.  S.  May 
Hanlon  James,  tailor,  house  16  Livingston 
Hanna  Eliza  C.  widow,  h.  Suffolk,  n.  German  ch. 
Hannabury  Philip,  laborer,  h.  r.  Maverick,  n.  R.  R. 
Hannaford  Elbridge  G.  coachman,  h.  44  Billerica 
Hannah  Robert,  painter,  house  6  Wesley 
Hannan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Orleans,  r.  Sumner 
Hannan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  E,  cor.  Seventh 
Hanners  Benjamin,  house  rear  202  Hanover 
Hannigan  Owen,  carpenter,  b.  5  Kneeland  place 
Hanover  George  B.  47  Wash,  house  4  Allston 
Hanover  Martin,  tailor,  house  92  Federal 
Hanrahan  Patrick,  tailor,  house  108  Broad 
Hanscom  Abigail,  widow,  house  6  Ontario 
Hanscom  Albert,  Custom  House,  bds.  41  Bedford 
Hanscom  J.  S.  machinist,  boards  5  E.  Dedham 
Hanscom  Nathaniel  II.  horse  shoer.    Turnpike,  h. 
Bolton,  near  C  [rear  17  North  Russell 

Hanscom  Samuel  S.  periodicals,  47  Cambridge,   h. 
Hanscom.b  Abigail,  widow,  h.  Meridian,  n.  Trenton 
Hanscomb  Lyman,  bridge  builder,  b.  229  Har.  av. 
Hanson  Anthony,  carpe'r.  opp.  52  Tyler,  h.  84  do. 
Hanson  Daniel,  housewright,  house  75  Prince 
Hanson  David,  teamster,  house  19  London 
Hanson  George  F.  clerk,  boards  Fulton  House 
Hanson  Hans  J.  mariner,  h.  12  Henchman  lane 
Hanson  J.  B.  upholsterer,  h.  Prince,  opp.  Snowhill 
Hanson  John  A.  com.  merch.  2  &  6  Bath,  house 

Jamaica  Plain 
Hanson  John  B.  grocer,  1  Museum  bl'k,  Tremont 
Hanson  John  H.  captain,  h.  12  Henchman  lane 
Hanson  John  L.,  Merrimac  House,  Merrimac,  cor. 
Friend  [do. 

Hanson  Joseph,  junk,  Tremont,  near  Dover,  house 
Hanson  Joseph,  house  9  Williams 
Hanson  Lewis,  mariner,  h.  Maverick,  c.  Havre 
Hanson  M.  P.  dentist,  38  Tremont  row,  house  at 

Cambridgeport 
Hanson  Mary  P.  house  19  Albany 
Hanson  Samuel  A.  {fVhite  §■  77.),  h.  14  Lincoln 
Hapgood  Charles,  hackman,  h.  2  Pleasant 
Hapgood  Joab,  sporting  apparatus,  12  Wash. 
Hapgood  Lyman,  agent,  bds.  22  May      [lin  House 
Hapgood  Warren,  clothing,  18  Dock  sq.  b.  Frank- 
Hapgood  William,  laborer,  house  1  Belmont 
Haraden  David  T.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  53  Castle 
Haraden  George,  ship  chandler,  Sumner,  cor.  Liv- 
erpool, house  do. 
Haraden  John,  clerk,  boards  2  Harrison  av. 
Haraden  William,  truckman,  h.  5  Kennard  av. 
Haraden's  Express,  7  State 
Haragin  Cain,  laborer,  h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorchester 
Harahan  Thomas,  grocer,   151  Harrison  av.  house 

6  Rochester 
Haral  Anthony,  shoe  maker,  4  Cross 
Hard  Jehiel,  cabman,  house  66  Billerica 
Harden  Calvin,  mason,  house  25  West  Castle 
Harding  Abigail,  boarding,  1  Bowdoin  square 
Harding  Austin,  jr.  caulker,  h.  Paris,  n.  Sumner, 
E.  Boston  [Long  wh'f,  h.  at  Cambridge 

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Harding  C.  artist,  26  Bromfield 

Harding  Edward,  jr.  10  India,  h.  at  Charlestown 

Harding  Francis  L.  silversmith,  12  Court  sq.  house 

100  Chambers 
Harding  Hamlin  R.  house  3  Avery  place 
Harding  Isaac  N.  provisions,  705  Washington,  h. 

West  Dedham,  n.  Suffolk 
Harding  Jesse,  apothecary,  70  Federal 
Harding  Joshua,  mariner,  house  Central  sq. 
Harding  Josiah  M.  sail  maker,  6  T  wf.  h.  33  Salem 
Harding  Lemon  P.  grocer,  132  Turnpike,  h.  129  do. 
Harding  Maria  A.  boarding,  h.  1  Lyman  place 
Harding  Nathaniel  &  Co.  (W.  Hinckley),  shipping 

office,  48  Commercial,  bds.  148  Hanover 
Harding  Newell,  silversmith,  12  Court  square,  h. 

38  Chambers 
Harding  Sam'l  L.  {II.  Ammidon  ^  Co.),  b.  Pavilion 
Harding  Seaman,  paper  carrier,  house  8  Morton 
Harding  William  B.  house  13  Fifth,  near  A 
Harding  Wra.  E.  10  Sudbury,  bds.  8  Harvard 
Harding  Wm.  H.  {Blanchard,  Converse  &;  Co.)   h. 

11  Edinboro'  [Chambers 

Harding  Wm.  N.  silversmith,  12  Court  sq.  h.  38 
Hardogon  Peter,  laborer,  house  10  S.  Margin 
Hardwick  Wm.,  Custom  House,  h.  303  Broadway 
Hardy  Alpheus,  42  Commercial,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Hardy  Augustus  F.  h.  48  W.  Orange 
Hardy  Charles,  ostler,  boards  5  Bradford  place 
Hardy  Charles  A.  S.  baker,  Seventh,  near  E 
Hardy  Daniel,  mason,  h.  6  Cleveland  place 
Hardy  Enoch,  jr.  201  Wash.  b.  Pearl  street  House 
Hardy  George,  stevedore,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Hardy  Isaac,  42  Commercial,  h.  at  Stoneham 
Hardy  Jason,  clock  maker,  h.  30  Portland 
Hardy  John,  slater,  h.  6  Fayette  court 
Hardy  John  C.  dentist,  19  Trem't  row,  b.  12  Essex 
Harenton  Marv,  milliner,  278  Washington 
Harford  E.  C.  '{Bates  &  Harford),  h.  New,  E.  B. 
Harford  Hiram  A.  caulker,  bds.  Maverick  House 
Hargen  John,  laborer,  h.  Page's  court 
Hargrave  James,  cordwainer,  h.  7  Mason 
Harken  Barnard,  stevedore,  h.  Sun  court  place 
Harken  Barney,  laborer,  house  66  Endicot 
Harken  Catherine,  widow,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Harken  Edward,  blacksmith,  h.  112  Endicot 
Harken  Edward,  brick  layer,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Harken  John,  laborer,  house  28  Cross 
Harken  John,  brick  layer,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Harken  John,  laborer,  h.  2o  Snowhill 
Harken  John,  laborer,  h.  Endicot,  n.  Cross 
Harken  John,  laborer,  h.  5  Wells  place 
Harken  Rosanna,  widow,  house  4-5  Salem 
Harken  William,  laborer,  house  Cove  place 
Harkin  Barney,  groceries,  9  Mechanic 
Harkin  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  175  Ann 
Harkin  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  12  Cross 
Harkin  John,  lather,  h.  41  Endicot 
Harkin  Mary,  widow,  h.  7  Canal 
Harkin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  19  Cross 
Harkin  Wm.  at  94  Cambridge 
Harkins  John,  laborer,  h.  25  Morton 
Harkins  John,  tailor,  house  10  Andover 
Harkins  Michael,  laborer,  h.  49  Salem 
Harkins  Patrick,  h.  rear  67  Treinont 
Harkins  William,  laborer,  h.  2  Mechanic 
Harkun  Hugh,  laborer,  A,  near  Fourth 
Harley  Hannah,  widow,  h.  3  Lathrop  place 
Harley  William,  shoe  maker,  h.  97  Endicot 
Harlow  Alexander,  carpenter,  h.  Colony 
Harlow  Arad,  boot  maker,  h.  2  Ritchie  block,  E.  B. 
Harlow  Benjamin  W.  baker,  house  6  Albany 
Harlow  Charles  B.  truckman,  h.  6  Sturgis  place 
Harlow  Dexter  (  Z  R.  Feck  &;  Co.),  h.  r.'  26  Chamb. 
Harlow  Edwin  A.  W.  physician,  97  Essex 
Harlow  Ezra,  houscwright,  bds.  193  Silver,  n.  D 
Harlow  George  W.  wagoner,  h.  5  College  court 
Harlow  Isaac,  boarding,  151  Court       [block,  E.  B. 
Harlow  Ivory,  boot  maker.  Meridian,  h.  2  Ritchie 
Harlow  James  F.  phvsician,  47  Cambridge,  h.  do. 
Harlow  Pelham  {Baklett  <Sf  //.),  h.  3  Lime 


Harlow  Seth,  housewi-ight,  h.  193  Silver,  near  D 
Harlow  Seth,  jr.  moulder,  boards  8th,  n.  E       [ford 
Harlow  Thomas  S.  counsellor,  29  State,  h.  at  Med- 
Harlow  Wm.  jr.  marble  factory,   16  Charlestown, 
h.  at  Maiden  [Lowell 

Harmon  Albert  {Bradbury,  H.    ^  Co.),  boards  13 
Harmon  Amasa,  butter,  cheese,  &c.  29  the  S.  Mar- 
ket, h.  4  E.  Canton  [Webster 
Harmon  John,  lumber,  Cunningham's  wharf,  house 
Harmon  Jotham,  laborer,  house  73  Nashua 
Harmon  Peletiah,  h.  28  Piedmont 
Harmon  {Storer  Eben)  &  Gilman  {Chas.  E.),  spring 
makers,  166  Harrison  avenue,  h.  2  Dover  place 
Harnden  &  Co.  passage  office,  41  Broad 
Harnden  &  Co.  {D.  Brii/ham,  jr.  S^  J.  W.  Fenno), 

express  office,  8  Court 
Harnden  Sarah  W.  widow  of  W.  F.  h.  6  Cambridge 
Harney  Edward,  grocer,  3  Lehigh,  h.  do. 
Harney  Patrick,  laborer,  90  Warren 
Harney  Richard,  laborer,  h.  79  Eliot 
Harney  William,  laborer,  h.  3  Livingston  place 
Harold  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  6  Sullivan  place 
Harold  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  7  Stillman         [Chelsea 
Harper  Edward,  piano-forte  maker,  96  Court,  h.  at 
Harper  James,  last  maker,  h.  3  Chelsea 
Harper  Jenette,  boarding,  169  Hanover 
Harper  John,  laborer,  h.  Carney  pi.  cor.  Wash. 
Harper  Jos.  glass  cutter,  h.  Second,  n.  Dorchester 
Harpor  Richard  P.  cabinet  maker,  h.  24  Pearl 
Harper  Sam'l  P.  glass  cutter,  h.  Second,  n.  Dorch'r 
Harper  Thomas  H.  moulder,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Harper  William,  varnisher,  house  24  Nashua 
Harraden  John,  clerk,  boards  2  Harrison  avenue 
Harragen  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  Doherty  court,  E.  B. 
Harragen  James,  laborer,  h.  Everett,  n.  Orleans 
Harran  John,  laborer,  house  Second,  n.  A 
Harran  Wm.  pedler,  house  3  Quiet  place 
Harree  John,  laborer,  house  Second,  n.  F 
Harrigan  Daniel,  printer,  house  45  South 
Harrigan  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  104  Sea 
Harrigan  John,  housewright,  h.  56  Federal 
Harrigan  Matthew,  printer,  house  45  South 
Harrigan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  227  Broad 
Harriman  John,  sign  and  fancy  painter,  91  Water, 

boards  Pearl  st.  House 
Harring  Susanna,  house  14  Carver 
Harrington  Adam,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Harrington  Almira  W.  nurse,  h.  r.  47  Fayette 
Harrington   Andrew,  horse   shoer,    Hawley,   h.  4 
Seaver  place  [Cottage 

Harrington  Daniel  F.  shoe  maker,  h.  Marginal,  n. 
Harrington  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  2  Powars  court 
Harrington  Edw'd,  laborer,  h.  43  Sea  [Dorchester 
Harrington  Edward,  marketman,  h.  Silver,  near 
Harrington  Elizabeth  Mrs.  boarding,  h.  1  Chauncy 
place  [21  State,  h.  at  Roxbury 

Harrington  Ephraim,  prcs.   State  Mutual  Ins.  Co. 
Harrington  Ephraim  S.  lamps,  40  Congress,  h.    at 
Roxbury  [Tremont 

Harrington  Francis  {Lawson  ^  H.),  house  opp.  96 
Harrington  Francis,  carpenter,  h.  Seventh,  near  K 
Harrington  Francis  D.  fancy  dry  goods,  273  Wash- 
ington, house  at  Roxbury 
Harrington  George  E.  bell  hanger,  11  Devonshire 
Harrington  George  F.  counsellor,  h.  38  Harr.  ave. 
Harrington  Hannah,  widow  of  Daniel  S.  house  Old 

Road,  near  U.  church 
Harrington  Henry,  varnisher,  house  4  Morton 
Harrington  Henry,  milkm'n,  h.  Fourth,  opp.  U.  ch. 
Hanington  Henry  W.  printer,  1  Water,  b.  6  Mor- 
ton place 
Harrington  James,  laborer,  h.  on  Howe's  wharf 
HaiTington  James,  laborer,  h.  E,  cor.  Seventh 
Harrington  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Third,  near  C 
Harrington  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  4  Suffolk 
Harrington  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  13  Jett'erson  bl'k 
Harrington  John,  hatter,  h.  Sun  ct.  pi.        [chester 
Harrington  John,  glass  blower,  b    Second,  n.  Dor- 
Harrington  John,  laborer,  house  l08  Sea 
Harrington  John,  laborer,  house  136  Sea 


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Harrington  John,  last  maker,  h.  Salem,  c.  Salem  ct. 
Harrington  John,  truckman,  h.  20  Richmond 
Harrington  John  C.  constable,  3  Franklin  avenue, 

house  rear  133^  Hanover  [bury 

Harrington  Joseph,  counsellor,  9  State,  h.  at  Rox- 
Harrington  Joseph,  (S.  S^J.),  63  Milk,  bds.  Ameri- 
can House  [toga,  E.  B. 
Harrington  Joseph  H.  sheet  iron  worker,  h.  Sara- 
Harrington  Martin,  laborer,  h.  20  N.  Margin 
Harrington  Michael,  laborer,  h.  13  Jellerson  block 
Harrington  Owen,  laborer,  h.  3  Scott  court 
Harrington  Owen,  jr.  laborer,  h.  2  Scott  court 
Harrington  Patrick,  laborer,  Page's  court,  Ann 
Harrington  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  5  Lehigh 
Harrington  Sam'l  &  J.,  French  and  German  goods, 

63  Milk,  boards  7  Bowdoin  square 
Harrington  Silas  F.  tailor,   h.  12  Wheeler's  court 
Harrington  Solomon,  boot  maker,  48  Congress,  h. 

49  Marion  [Blackstonc  square 

Harrington  Theodore,  merchant,  50  India,  house  2 
Harrington  Timothy,  groceries,  2-53  Ann 
Harrington  Tim'y,  laborer,  h.  r.  Sea,  n.  the  bridge 
Harrington  Willard  A.   {Dexter,  H.  S;  Co.),  house 

17  Gridley 
Harrington  Wyman,  mason,  house  31  "Warren 
Harrington  Wyman,  jr.  mason,  444  Washington, 

house  1  Middlesex 
Harrington  Zilpah  P.  Miss,  boards  17  Gridley 
Harris  Benjamin  C.  Mrs.  h.  14  Lincoln 
Harris  Benjamin  N.  jr.  dentist,  38  Tremont  row 
Harris  Charles,  h.  26  Washington  sq. 
Harris  Elbridge,  fresco  painter,  h.  32  Warren 
Harris  Elijah,  painter,  house  Mercer 
Harris  George,  house  5  New  Prince 
Harris  George  B.  {Taylor  &;  H.),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Harris  George  S.  9  R.  R.  Exch.  h.  at  Brookline 
Harris  Henry,  house  2  Hartford  place 
Harris  Henry,  teamster,  house  15  Andover 
Harris  Henry,  clothing,  219  Ann,  h.  at  Groton 
Harris  Henry,  tender,  "Theatre  alley 
Harris  Horatio  &  Co.  {George  N.  bkaw),  auction- 
eers and  com.  mer.  18  India,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Harris  Isaac  &   Co.  (/.  dishing  &;  I.  J.  Larkin), 

mast  yard,  9  Commercial,  h.  22  N.  Bennet 
Harris  James,  pres.  North  Bank,  h.  67  Summer 
Harris  James  "T.  lace  goods,  hosiery  and  gloves, 

553  Washington,  bcls.  536  do. 
Harris  James  W.  333  Wash.  h.  85  Dover,  c.  Wash. 
Harris  Jeremiah,  housewright,  33  Friend,  house  1 

Chardon  st.  pi. 
Harris  John,  boarding,  h.  Gilman  place 
Harris  John,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Harris  John,  Boston  Bank,  h.  1  Spring 
Harris  John,  tailor,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Harris  John  A.  writing  master  Hawes  School,  h. 

National 
Harris  John  H.  printer,  bds.  7  Province  House  ct. 
Harris  John  H.  clothes  cleaner.  Change  avenue,  h. 

Second  st.  pi. 
Harris  John  L.  h.  10  Canton  [at  Cambridge 

Harris  John  S.  commission  merchant,  32  India,  h. 
Harris  John  W.  carpenter,  h.  r.  55  Chambers 
Harris  Joseph,  jr.  bds.  133  Harrison  av.  [town 

Harris  Joseph  B.  printer,  22  School,  h.  at  Charles- 
Harris  Leon'd,  restorator,  26  Turnpike,  h.  49  Essex 
Harris  Leonard  R.  h.  r.  97  Cambridge 
Harris  Mary,  widow  of  Rev.  T,  M.  h.  86  Atkinson 
Harris  Mary,  widow,  house  Fifth,  n.  B 
Harris  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  h.  1  Williams  ct. 
Harris  Michael,  plasterer,  h.  9  Travers 
Harris  Michael,  fruit,  h.  1  Williams  ct. 
Harris  Nathaniel  {Allen,  H.  S^  Potter),  h.  12  Bennet 
Harris  Prescott  F.  intelligence  office,  18  School,  h. 

121  Court 
Harris  Sam'l,  confectioner,  139  Broadway,  h.  92  C 
Harris  Sam'l,  printer,  66  Cornhill,  h.  4  Cedar  st.  pi. 
Harris  {Samuel)  &  Dillon  {John),  shipwrights,  210 

Broad,  h.  26  Washington  sq. 
Harris  Samuel,  house  82  Leveret 
Harris  Samuel  D.  h.  2  Hartford  pi. 


Harris  Sidney  S.  housewright,  h.  Margaret,  corner 

Prince 
Harris  Stephen,  housewright,  h.  14  May 
Harris  T.  F.  clerk,  bds.  28  Essex 
Harris  Thomas,  organ  maker,  h.  32  Nashua 
Harris  Thomas,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Harris  William,  house  6  Staniford 
Harris  William,  laborer,  h.  52  Prince 
Harris  William,  laborer,  h.  Bennington,  n.  Chelsea 
Harris  Wm.  A.  mere.  8  Lewis  wf.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Harris  Wm.  G.  dry  goods,  13  Leveret,  h.  1  Vernon 
Harrison  James  D.  201  Wash.  b.  17  Franklin  pi. 
Harrison  Jas.  J.  tin  worker,  93  Water,  h. Vernon  pi. 
Harrison  John  S.  138  Wash.  h.  288  Tremont     [rica 
Harrison  Sam'l  J.  picture  frame  maker,  h.  16  Bille- 
Harrison  Thomas,  Custom  House,  h.  9  Albion 
Harrison  Thomas,  clerk,  519  Washington 
Harrity  John,  blacksmith,  h.  2  Thacher  ct. 
Harrod  James,  collector,  house  16  Vine 
Harrod  {Joseph),  Darling  {Francis  D.),  &  Co.  (G. 

Foster),  com.  mer.  22  Central  wf. 
Harrod  {Noah)  &  Fernald  {James),  mahogany,  127 

Ann,  and  B.   &  M.  freight  depot,  h.  4  New 

Prince  [town 

Harrold  Joseph,  jr.  {Lovett  §  H.),  h.  at  Charles- 
Harsoldt  John,  sugar  house,  h.  Everett,  n.  Cottage 
Hart  Augustus  D.,  Franklin  Hall,  16  Franklin 
Hart  Barnett,  cooper,  h.  Sumner,  c.  Sumner  pi. 
Hart  C.  laborer,  house  r.  9  Sea 
Hart  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Cove 
Hart  George,  truckman,  house  16  Avery 
Hart  Henry,  clerk,  City  Hall 
Hart  John,  laborer,  house  16  S.  Margin 
Hart  John,  laborer,  house  1  Emery  place 
Hart  John,  teacher,  house  30  Eliot 
Hart  John,  oysters,  255  Ann,  h.  do. 
Hart  Margaret,  house  Second,  cor.  I 
Hart  Mary,  widow,  house  Northampton 
Hart  Michael,  laborer,  h.  r.  356  Commercial 
Hart  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Thacher  av. 
Hart  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Havre 
Hart  Michael,  engineer,  house  41  Atkinson 
Hart  Naomi,  widow  of  Samuel,  h.  Jefferson,  cor. 

Fayette  [at  Chelsea 

Hart  Nathaniel  0.  house\vright,  21  Endicot,  house 
Hart  Roger,  laborer,  h.  3  Newland 
Hart  S.  Rowland,  broker  and  auctioneer,  56  Wash. 

and  6  State,  bds.  4  Cornhill  sq. 
Hart  Sally,  widow  of  Edward,  house  9.^  Hull 
Hart  Samuel,  clerk,  bds.  18  N.  Russell 
Hart  Susan,  widow  of  Samuel,  house  3  Hull 
Hart  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  59  Salem 
Hart  Thomas,  printer,  18  Exchange,  b.  161  Court 
Hart  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  4  Pearl  pi. 
Hart  Thomas  S.  machinist,  h.  128  D,  n.  Bolton 
Hart  Wm.  T.  (  Worster  &;  H.),  bds.  16  Har.  av. 
Hartford  Barrachias,  blacksmith,  h.  Athens,  n.  C 
Hartford  John,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  Silver,  n.  B 
Hartigan  John,  laborer,  house  4  Utica 
Hartigan  Mary,  house  25  High 
Hartley  Daniel  D.  watchman  at  Custom  House 
Hartman  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  Dover,  n.  Wash. 
Hartnett  Benj.  laborer,  h.  9  Sweetser  ct. 
Hartnett  Daniel,  laborer,  house  74  Atkinson 
Hartnett  Dennis,  laborer,  house  16  Cove 
Hartnett  Jeremiah,  baker,  h.  2  Stillman  pi. 
Hartnett  Patrick,  laborer,  house  2  Emery  pi. 
Hartnett  Richard,  grocer,  104  Essex,  h.  do. 
Hartnett  Richard,  gardener,  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Harton  John,  laborer,  h.  110  Endicot 
Hartshorn  Benj.  P.  253  Washington 
Hartshorn  Caleb  W.  bds.  6  Cottage  pi. 
Hartshorn  E.  Homer  {J.  Hartshorn  ^  Son),  139  Milk 
Hartshorn  Eliphalet  P.  clerk  H.  Correction,  City 

Hall,  house  24  Blossom 
Hartshorn  (James)  it  Ames  {W.),  stoves  and  japan 

ware,  9b  &  98  Blackstone  [Charlestown 

Hartshorn  James,  jr.   morocco,   13  Fulton,  h.  at 
Hartshorn  John  &  Son  {E.  H.  Hartshorn),  cotton 

brokers,  139  Milk,  h.  28  Pemberton  sq. 


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Hartshorn  Rebecca,  h.  7-5  Warren 

Hartshorn  Rohin,  surveyor  lumber,  h.  11  Lincoln 

Hartson  Lester,  restorator,  48  Chatham         [Plain 

Hartt  John,  boots  and  shoes,  12  Elm,  h.  at  Jamaica 

Hartun^  Chauncey,  painter,  h.  17  Lincoln 

Hartwell  Alfred,  pattern  maker,  bds.  26  Billerica 

Hartwell  Edwin,  clerk,  38  Merrimac 

Hartwell  Geo.  baker,  h.  242  Harrison  av. 

Hartwell  Jacob,  laborer,  house  49  Albany 

Hartwell  James  K.  6  Court,  bds.  57  Prince 

Hartwell  Joseph,  machinist,  h.  19  Pleasant  st.  ct. 

Hartwell  Nathan  H.  clerk,  2  Milk,  b.  20  Portland 

Hartwell  Porter,  carpenter,  h.  197  Harrison  av. 

Hartwell  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  6  Norwich 

Hartwell  Timothy,  carpenter,  h.  r.  24  Pleasant 

Hartwell  William,  h.  57  Hudson 

Hartwell  Wm.  77  Union,  bds.  Jefferson  House 

Hartwell  Wm.  jr.  truckman,  bds.  79  Albany 

Harty  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  8;^  Essex  pi. 

Harty  James,  teamster,  h.  Second,  cor.  A 

Harty  John,  blacksmith,  h.  22  Thacher  ct. 

Harty  John,  laborer,  h.  19  Second 

Harty  Maurice,  tailor,  h.  61  Atkinson 

Harty  Michael,  cooper,  h.  Cottage,  n.  Webster 

Harty  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  8  N.  Russell 

Harty  Patrick,  laborer,  house  199  Ann 

Harvey  Darius,  proprietor   Massachusetts  House, 

Endicot,  cor.  Cross 
Harvey  (Darius)  &  Rhoades  {Williafn),  liquors,  4 

Canal,  b.  Mass.  Hotel 
Harvey  James,  writer,  house  Belcher  lane 
Harvey  {James)  &  Burtons  {N.  <Sf  A.),  brushes,  15 

Exchange,  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Harvey  James  M.  h.  Cross,  c.  Border,  E.  B. 
Harvey  James  W.  male  nurse,  h.  21  Washing,  av. 
Harvey  Jeremiah,  tailor,  h.  29  Poplar 
Harvey  John,  bds.  Chesnut,  cor.  Charles 
Harvey  John  B.  laborer,  house  Scott  court 
Harvey  John  L.  clerk,  h.  184  W.  Cedar 
Harvey  Lorinda,  dress  maker,  h.  11  Harrison  av. 
Harvey  Margaret,  widow,  h.  Second,  c.  B 
Harvey  Mary,  widow,  house  258  Hanover 
Harvey  (Peter)  Page  (Wm.),  &  Co.  iron  and  steel, 

1  &  2  S.  Market,  h.  57  Chesnut 
Harvey  Pierce,  h.  5  Cotton  pi. 
Harvey  Prescott,  teamster,  bds.  140  Cambridge 
Harvey  Samuel,  coppersmith,  bds.  1  Auburn  ct. 
Harvey  Sarah  E.  boarding,  30  Pearl,  cor.  High 
Harvey  Stephen  D.  eating  house,  39  Congress,  h. 

1  Sister 
Harvey  Thomas,  h.  9  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Harvey  Thomas,  ornamental  carver,  475  Washing- 
ton, boards  22  Albany  [Carver 
Harwood  Benjamin  R.  machinist,  475  Wash.  h.  44 
Harwood  Daniel  (Gibnore,  H.  ^   Co.),  h.  81  Dover 
Harwood  Daniel,  dentist,  25  Summer 
Harwood  Ezra  A.  machinist,  h.  2  E.  Dover 
Harwood  James  &   Co.    (/.  Davis),   produce    and 

fruit,  31   Commercial,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Harwood  John,  stevedore,  h.  London,  n.  Maverick 
Harwood  John  N.  coachman,  h.  27  Kneeland 
Harwood  Stillman  P.  bds.  13  Allston 
Hasall  Charles,  puddler,  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Hasatt  Michael,  laborer,  h.  1  Butolph  [ville 

Haseltine  H.,  Derby  Range,  up  stairs,  h.  at  Somer- 
Haseltine  James,  painter,  house  C,  near  Fifth 
Haselton  James,  physician,  h.  11  Tileston 
Haselton  James  C.  23  Milk,  h.  at  Somerville 
Haselton  Sarah,  dressmaker,  11  Tileston 
Hasenfus  Wendell,  shoe  maker,  Poplar,  n.  Spring, 

house  11  Livingston  place 
Haserfughs  Francis,  shoe  maker,  2  Bridge,  h.  do. 
Haskell  Abijah,  carpenter,  house  7  Grove  place 
Haskell  Alonzo  C.  {Fessenden  ^  Co.),h.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Haskell  Alexander  P.  14  Ann,' house  18  Hull 
Haskell  Andrew  L.  38  Union,  house  at  Chelsea 
Haskell  Andrew  W.  printer,  4  Washington,  house 

E,  corner  Broadway 
Haskell  Ann,  nurse,  house  15  Dover 
Haskell  Barnabas,  clerk,  183  Wash.  bds.  4SL  Green 


Haskell  Benjamin,  counsellor,  1  Mass.  block,  bds- 

5  Bumstead  place 
Haskell  Charles,  clerk,  9  Court,  house  15   Vernon 
Haskell  Charles  F.  boards  3  Burroughs  place 
Haskell  Daniel,  B.  &  W.  R.  R.  h.  36  Oswego 
Haskell  Daniel  H.  9  Court,  h.  Wash.   n.  Camden 
Haskell  Daniel  N.  {E.  V.  Ashton  ^  Co.),\>.  Adams 
House  [near  Camden 

Haskell  Edward,  machinist,  9   Hawley,   h.    Wash. 
Haskell  Edward,  clerk,  26  Hanover,  b.  7  Winter 
Haskell  Elias,  merchant,  h.  10  Staniford         [place 
Haskell  Elisha,  (Coolidye  ^  H.),h.  12  Ashbsrton 
Haskell  P]liza,  nurse,  house  15  Dover 
Haskell  Enoch,  cabinetmaker,  h.  36  Orange 
Haskell  George  B.  house  32  S.  Cedar 
Haskell  George  B.  clerk,  bds.  9  Unity  ct. 
Haskell  Henry  W.  asst.  teacher  House   Industry, 

and  Boylston  Fund  School 
Haskell  Hiram  B.  portr't  painter,  Court,  c.  Howard 
Haskell   John   A.  machinist,   77  Cornhill,   house 
National,  near  Fourth  [Washington 

Haskell  John  C.  ladies'    and    gent.'s    boots,'' 204 
Haskell  Josiah,  h.  4  Bradford  place 
Haskell  (Levi  B.)   &   Howland   (/.),   silk   goods, 

249  Wash.  h.  3  Burroughs  place 
Haskell  Levi  P.,  W.  I.  goods,  head  Prentice's  whf. 

house  at  Dorchester 
Haskell  Moses,  tooth  powder,  h.  125  Pleasant 
Haskell  Stephen,  laborer,  h.  rear  65  Eliot 
Haskell  Thomas,  sexton,  house  95  Salem 
Haskell  Thomas,  jr.  dentist,  215  Washington 
Haskell  Thomas  F.  housewright,  h.  7   Grove  place 
Haskell  William,  fruit,  Merrimac,  c.  Gouch 
Haskell  William,  counsellor,  16   Mass.  block,  bds. 

5  Bumstead  place 
Haskell  Wm.  E.  P.  46  Wash,  house  at  Chelsea 
Haskell  Wm.  0.  chairs,  settees,  and  shower  baths, 

66  Com'l  and  121  Fulton,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Haskins  Charles  A.    &  Co.    (Monroe  Cutter),  sta- 
tionery, 54  Cornhill,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Haskins  Geo.  F.  Rev.  h.  6  New  Prince     [Roxbury 
Haskins  John,  India  rubber  goods,  94  Wash.  h.  at 
Haskins  John,  laborer,  h.  1  College  court 
Haskins  J.  P.  bds.  151  Court 

Haskins  Ralph,  6  Haskins'  build'g,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Haskins  Robert  R.  273  Wash.  bds.  32  Oxford 
Haskins  Wm.  (Delano  ^  H.),  h.  at  Medford 
Haslam  Frederick,  cutler,  18  School,  h.  49  Fayette 
Haslam  John  R.  hatter,  31  Exch'ge,  h.  7  Margaret 
Haslett  Ann,  dress  maker,  h.  35  Fayette 
Haslett  John  G.  shipwright,  h.  Havre,  n.    Sumner 
Hassam  Frederick  F.  27  Kilby 
Hassard  Peter  J.  33  Tremont  row,   b.  4  Kneeland 
Hassard  Jonathan,  bds.  4  Kneeland 
Hassatt  Michael,  laborer,  h.  r.  Havre,   n.   Sumner 
Hasselberg  A.  H.  refreshment,  7  Avery 
Hasselbom  Nicholas,  grocer,  101  Broad,  house  do. 
Hassett  John,  laborer,  house  16  Norfolk  place 
Hassett  Patrick,  h.  Fulton,  cor.  Lewis 
Hasson  Margaret,  boarding,  h.  5  N.  sq.  &  184  Ann 
Hasson  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Chesnut,  c.  Charles 
Haste  Herman  R.  shipwright,  Battery  wharf 
Hastings  Albert,  broker,  10  Thorndike's  building, 

house  62  Pleasant 
Hastings  Barney,  laborer,  h.  rear  39  Salem 
Hastings  Bulkley  A.  (Thayer  ^  H.),h.   2   Warren 
Hastings  Charles,  painter,  house  12  Williams 
Hastings  Charles  (Broiun  &^  H.) 
Hastings  Cyrus,  painter,  Hawley,  h.  11  Pinckney 
Hastings  C.  B.  (J.  S.  Hastings  &;  Son),  h.  at  Camb. 
Hastings  Daniel  N.  69  F.  H."  Market,  h.  214  Hano- 
ver [W.  Castle 
Hastings  David  B.  watches,  &e.  422   Wash.  h.  18 
Hastings  D.  S.  clerk,  30  &  31  the  S.  Market,  b.  40 

Kingston 
Hastings  Edward  M.  printer,  bds.    36  Cambridge 
Hastings  Mary  S.  house  18  Wheeler's  court 
Hastings  (Geo.)  &  Merrill  (/.  31.),  shirt  warehouse, 

30  Kilby,  h.  14  Eliot 
Hastings  Pfarriet,  dress  maker,  house  7  Leveret 


158 


It  0  S  T  0  N       [    1 1  J        l>  I  I!.  H  C  T  0  K  Y 


laNtin^H  John  A.  touclior   Chapman   Hall,  bdH.  2 

Wiirron 
liistings  .Idscpli  S.  ("C'  Ron    {('.    H.    Ifirs/ini/.s),  iiu- 

IKiilciK  crockcrv,  '2.)    Douiic,  li.    iit    ('iiiiibrid^c 
Idslings  .loscpli  W.  l<)cUsiuil)i,  '1\  VViit('r 
liistiiij^H  .loslum,  vvatili  maker,  122   WunIi.   hoards 

IH  W.  CaNtlo 
liiNl,iii(^s  .lames  I*.,  l'',ai.;le  Hank,  li.  at    Sonicrvillo 
InNtings  Mary  Ann,  li.  I   lliiiiiiner  place 
laslinf^s  Mary  II.  widow,  li.  I   Paris  placo     fst.  ct. 
Instiiins  RicliarrI  (!.    houscwriKlit,    li.  ^>    I'leas.-uit 
laslinifs  Samuel,  hoiiK(>  10  Newton  placi; 
luHtinf^H  Sarah  II.  widow,  house  10  (!arver 
lastiiiKs   Walter,  com.    merchant,  7'.'   Milk,  hnusc 

at  (Miiirlestown  fHtiiiiirc 

lastings  VVm.  proprietor    M.irket  I  lotel,  H  M.irket 
lastinns  Will.  jr.   17  Water,  iioiise  at    Weston 
lastinj{s  S{  (;<).  oil  m.iiiul'acturers,  HI   Utii'a 
lasty  Alviii  li.   jiriiiter,  h.    I    S.    Townsend    iiluce 
hiKwell  (Jo.sfji/i)  K'  'I'orrey    (A'.    //.),  ei^!;ar  maliers, 

Ciiamhers,  c.  (!amhii(lf;-e,  h.  10  Aiil)nni  ct. 
latch,  (Jray  X-  C.i>.  hlxpress,  Kailruad  I'lxchangc 
latcli  Asa  I),  house  It  Rochester 
latch  It.  I'',  printer,  22  School,  hoiisp  at  Chelsea 
latch  Calvin,  tailor,  h.    Old    Road,  cor.  Itroadwuy 
latch  I'alward,  capl.iiii,  house  I),  corner  Silver 
latiii  Miiwiii,  112  Court,  hds.  2.')  I'ilts 
latch  l'',le;r/er,  st.iir  liuilder,  h.  K  Suilolk 
lalcii   Henry,  hous(i  2.'i  ()raii|j;(r 
latch   Henry  I,,  hds.  0  Otis   place 
lalcii  Isaac  ('.  jilasterer,  h.  '.)  Mount  Vernon    ave. 
latch  .lanicH  A.  waiter,  lioiise  O  Itiitolph 
latch  .lames  II.  I,,  fish,  US  Leveret,  li.  .'il  Hri);liton 
latch  .loliii,  frlass  hlower,  li.    Dove,  n.    Dorchester 
latch  .loseph,  laliorer,  h.   II    Mt.    Vernon    avenue 
latch  .loseph  iM.  iiiacirniist,  house  (Jold,  li.  It 
latch  M,  Miss,  lids.  2  I. a  Orange  ])lace 
lat-h  Nicholas  I",  stone  cutter,  li.  I    Sotitli   st.  pi. 
latch  Oliver  Mrs.  h.  K.'t  Ciianibers 
latcli  Richard  K.  !).S  IVIilk,  lids.  2(i  S.  Russell 
latch  Samuel   [('/((rk  iV  ll<i/r/i),  lids.  10  lancolii 
latch  .Sarah,  widow,  house  Dove,  near  Dorchester 
latcli  Win.  II.  (  iMi//rr  .y  //. ),  h.  at  Cholseii 
lalcii  Windsor,  liouse  IH  AUumv  I  Alliany 

latch   Windsor,  2d,  produce, 'I/)    KntMiland,  h.    1(2 
latehtield  .loseph,  laliorer,  h.  2  (."hariestown 
latcliinan  .lohii  ( /^m  .S'  //•),  h.  !)  Maple  i.lace 
lalhaway  Adoniraiu,  lionsewri^ht,  foot  I  inckneyi 

housi-  I   May  |ll   AUiaily 

lathaway  AHia,  proprietor  of  the  Railroad  Mouse, 
lathavvay  All'reil,  paper  ruler,  h.  21  'rilestini 
lalhaway  Arthur,  porter,  211  Milk,  h.  IS  Wall 
lathaway  Asa  I'.  {Ilirks  i\  II.),  lids,  (il  .Summer 
latliaway  David,  'M  l''ederal,  house  do. 
lathaway  l'',lisha,  lioiisi"  .'"lO  Riiudiney 
lathaway  ( ialen,  salesnuin,  I  lit  Milk,  h.  11  Lincoln 
lathawaj-  .lames  R.  2(i'.)  Wash.  hds.   10  I'lssex 
lathaway  .lohu,  /id  Water,  h.  2.'t  I'oplar 
liithawav  .loseph,  iodine   niiuuil'actory,  I'ic.  house 

1'',,  e(!r.  I'^ilth 
lathaway  (NiiIIhih)  K-  Woodcock  (.S'.),  carpenters, 

l''nrnace,  house  2  l''aHt  st.  pi.  |  1!)  Temple 

Iiithiiway  Richard,  hook  hinder,   27  (■ornhill,  h.   r. 
lathaway  'I'liomas,  painter,  Maverick,  c.  Liveriiool 
lathaway  'I'hos.  A.  Iilacksniith.  h.  Iloltou,  n.  C 
lathaway  'I'hos.  D.  (Niirc//  iVj-  //.),  h.  Liveriiool,  c. 

Maverick 
lathaway  Win.  1''.  machinist,  house  Milldam 
latliaway  Win.  (i.  hook   hinder,  12  Water 
lalhoiue  .lacoh  11.  dry   goods,  Lt    Milk,    house  at 

R.o.\hiiry 
latstat  Marion  II.  milliner.  Hi  Carver,  lids,  lit  do. 
latstal  Will.  M.  rel'resliments,    1    Merrimac,  llay- 

niarket  scpiiire,  house  r.  .'il  S.  Murgiii 
latton  Darius,  hhicksmith,  h.  r.  •I.'t2  Commercial 
lattcn  llciirv,  laliorer,  li.  10  llridg,. 
latlc  n  .lohn,'  shoemaker,  2HSiuilhac 
langhton  I'Mliridge  (1.  clerk,  hds.  2  Harrison  iiv. 
laughlon  {Jaiiirn),  Sawyer  (S.  E.),  ik  C!o.  dry  go'ds, 

72  Milk,  h.  Contrul  pliico 


llaiithwat  William,  laliorer,  h.  Third,  n.  D 

Ilavc'ii  Aaron,  Kil  Milk,  hds.  I'lssox 

I  Liven  Aimer,  conlcctioner,  II  School  [  Itank 

ll.iven  A.  ('.  inessenger  Slioe  and  Leather  Dealers' 

llav(ui  Augustus,  lions(!  4.'t  I'lsse-x 

Haven  Calvin  W.  painter,  8  Mssex,  li.  7''?  Carver 

Haven  l''ranklin,  jircH.  Mer.  Itank,  h.  !)7  Mt.  Vernon 

IliiviMi  (Jeo.  W.  hardware!   and   water   lixturew,  Ai)\ 

Washington,  h.  7''i  Carver 
Haven  .lohn,  clerk,  house  11  Kiieeliind 
Haven  N.  Ill  /\iin,  h.  iit  (Chelsea 
Haven  R.  house  10  Oxford 
Havens  Mary  A.  Mrs.  nurse,  h.  7  Chirk 
Havens  Simeon  (Ifnni/i  .S'  //),  h.  0  Itratth;  k(j. 
Haverstraw  .lohn  .laeoh,  h.  I;")  Hudson 
llaverly  Mary  It.  lailoress,  hds.  120  I'lssex 
llavey  Catharine,  widow,  house  12  S.  May 
llaviland  Mary,  widow,  liousi- -12  Kingston 
llaviland  Thomas,  stucco  worker,  h.  (iit  Chesniit 
llaviland  Thomas  l*.  hds.  (ill  Chesnut 
llavliii  Daniel,  lalior<'r,  h.  2  Thacdier  court 
llavlin  .lohu,  laliorer,  h.  I'lvcrett,  n.  Cottage,  I''.  H. 
Il.iwes  Aaron,  honiiet  prc-sser,  hds.  H  Iviieidaiid 
llavves  Ahrah.im,  moulder,  h.  Wehsler,  n.  Orleans 
ILiwes  (Miarles,  shoi?  maker,  h.  14  Harrison  av. 
ll.iwes  ('harles  II.  KJ  Central  wf.  h.  M7  Tremont 
llawes  I'llicne/er  O.  jr.  copper  smith,  h.  4  Second 
llawes  I'Mward  W.  \V.  stair  liuilder,  h.  10  Village 
llawes(iiles  ll.cahinet    milker,  house    Athens,   n. 

Dorcliestcr 
llavves  .lohn  II.  clicmisl,  h.  'J'hird,  n.  15 
llavves  ■losejih  P.  (Iltinicfi,  (Ir'ti/  is  ('<).),  h.  9  I'lSsex 
llawes  Josiah  J.  (Soiil/iwort/i  i^  li.),  fii^ 'I'reinont  r. 
ILiwes  Mailison,  printer,  house  4  Curve 
llawes  Natlianicd,  rope  maker,  h.   I   llollis  pi. 
llawes  Noyes  I',  house  4   (!urve 
ILiwes    {I'riiicc),    (Jray    ('J'/io.s,),    K    Co.    (./.     /*. 

Iliiiri-i),  mer(di'ts,  A  Central  wf.  li.  MTTi'oniont 
llawes  William,  iihysician,  It7  Common 
llawes  Wni.  It.  rope  maker,  h.  70  (/'arvcr 
llawes  Win.  T.  oil,  iVc.  2!)  India 
llawkes  .MI'red,  shoe  maker,  h.  5  N.  Rennet 
llawkes  Itenj.  clerk,  h.  (il   N.  Margin 
Havvkes  Itenj.  carpenter,    Harrison   av.  opp.  Dover 

]il.  h.  1  Cottage  pi. 
llawkes  Heiij.  It.  clerk,  120  Hanover 
llawkes  Henry,  tin  smith,  h,  Whitney's  Hotel 
llawkes  Henry,  tailor,  h.  110  Sea 
llawkes  .lames,  tailor,  house  HI  .Sea 
llawkes  .lames,  tailor,  h.  H  ('ross 
llawkes  .Saniiicl  M.  tin  smith,  h.  I  lit  Camliridge 
ILiwk(!K  Thomas  It.  lirokcr,  10  h'.xch.  h.  H  Isaton 
llawkes  Win.  laborer,  h.  H4  Sea 
Hawkins. I.  11.  W.  lecturer,  h.  It  Alniont  \i\. 
Hawkins  .lohii,  slater,  house  4  Curve 
I  lawk  ins  .loll  II  I'',  at  tend. nil  Lunatic!  Hospital,  S.  It. 
Hawkins  I'eter,  laliorer,  h.  4   Willierl'oree  pi. 
Hawkins  Wm.  laliorer,  h.  2(il  Itroiid 
Hawks  .lohn,  clerk,  hds    1   Rochester 
llawksliy  ('.  (!.  tailor,  /)  Market  s(|. 
Ilawkshy  David,  tailor,  hds.  7  Suliivnn  pi. 
llawley  V.  A.  \-  Co.  {<;.   I'.  Ihiir/ri/  K-  I'.  /•'.  hohom), 

furnishing  store,  (i  Mini,  li.  lilt  I'inckney 
llawley  (ieo.  T.  (  /■'.  .1.  Ihrw/ri/  .V  Co.),  Ii.  (i  Alden 
llawdey  lleiiry  II.  stabler,  I'J  Hanover,  h.  r.  17  do. 
llawley  'J'niman  R.  h.  28  Carver 
Hay  Udmund,  caliinet  maker,  h.  28  Washington  h<i. 
Hay  .loseph,  house  21  I'iliot 

Hay  Samuel  L.  draiiglilsm.in,  h.  21  Athens,  n.  A 
Hay  Will.  D.  grocer,  Kingston,  hds.  87  High 
Haycock   .Icsse,  house  I  S.  Lowell 
llayden  Abel  T.  pilot,  hds.  17/')A  Hanover 
Haydeii    Aiiilirose,  wheelwright,    Harrison  avenue, 

opposite  l''loreiice,  h.  Iti')  Oswego 
llayden  ( /I (mV///  /{,)  X-   .Lines  (f/.),  provisions,  45 

Chambers,  h.  7  Cottiiig 
Haydeu  Caleb  C.  Ii.".  Cornhill 
Haydeii   (Iharles,   shoes,  /il.')    Washington,   h.   270 

'I'reniont  |b.  Dedham 

Hiiyden  CMias.  11.  pa[ier  hangings,  l]!)  Washington, 


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Hayden  Edward  B.  baker,  bds.  27  Blossom 
Hay  den  George,  salesman,  h.  8  Indiana 
Hayden  Geo.  porter  March.  Bank,  h.  40  Spring 
Hayden  Geo.  E.  22  F.  H.  Market,  b.  41  South 
Hayden  John  C.  physician,  h.  131  Tremont 
Hayden  Joseph  (Edward  Emerson  &j  Co.),  house  28 

La  Grange  place 
Hayden  Joshua  B.  wheelwright,  Dedham,  h.  do. 
Hayden  Josiah  E.  mess.  Mass.  Bank,  h.  3-5  Marion 
Hayden  Lewis,  lecturer,  house  8  Southac 
Hayden  Martin,  barber,  h.  3.38  Commercial 
Hayden  Otis,  Raymond's  wf.  h.  12  Auburn 
Hayden  Robert,  books  and  periodicals,  137  Han- 
over, h.  123  do. 
Hayden  Sally,  widow,  Snowhill,  n.  Charter 
Hayden  Sarah,  house  1  Howard 
Hayden  Susan,  cook,  house  35  Pinckney 
Hayden  Susan,  widow,  house  30  Oswego 
Hayden  Thomas  T.  sail  maker,  110  Commercial, 

house  r.  244  Hanover 
Hayden  William,  post  master,  h.  2  Ash 
Hayden  Wra.  A.  52  Central  wf.  b.  Winthrop  House 
Hayden  "VVm.  H.  harness  maker,  IG  Sudbury 
Hayden  Wm.  R.  botanic  phys'n,  40  Pleasant,  h.  do. 
Hayes  Abigail,  dress  maker,  24  Chambers 
Hayes  Andrew,  boot  maker,  h.  opp.  4  East  st.  pi. 
Hayes  Andrew,  linseed  oil  maker,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Hayes  Ann  E.  widow,  h.  71  Warren 
Hayes  Arthur,  mariner,  h.  Chelsea  pi.  E.  B. 
Hayes  Cornelius,  blacksmitli,  bds.  7  Lincoln 
Hayes  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  54  Atkinson 
Hayes  Dennis,  blacksmith,  h.  4  Boylston  sq. 
Hayes  Edward  {Hayes  Ix;  Co.),  bds.  32  Chambers 
Hayes  Ephraim,  Merchants'  Hotel,  13  Change  av. 
Hayes  {Francis  B.)  &  Washburn  (.4.  C),  counsel- 
lors, 1  Devonshire,  c.  State,  b.  Tremont  House 
Hayes  Geo.  A.  cooper,  h.  Havre,  n.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Hayes  James,  laborer,  h.  504  Commercial 
Hayes  James,  laborer,  house  r.  30  N.  Russell 
Hayes  James,  laborer,  h.  48  Merrimac 
Hayes  James,  stone  cutter,  h.  15  Charter 
Hayes  James  A.  {C.   F.  Bray  S^    Co.),  36  Cornhill, 

boards  Fountain  House 
Hayes  James  E.  artist,  b.  32  Chambers  [Chambers 
Hayes  James  H.  shade  painter,  8  Winter,  house  32 
Hayes  John,  clerk,  bds.  Sea,  near  Summer 
Hayes  John,  laborer,  house  r.  356  Commercial 
Hayes  John  P.  {Bulkley,  Hayes  &;  Co.),  h.  20  Cross 
Hayes  Joseph,  oystcrman,  h.  24  Minot      [18  Vine 
Hayes  Joseph  K.  superint.  Tremont  Temple,  h. 
Hayes  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Hayes  Matthew,  blacksmith,  h.  Gold,  n.  B 
Hayes  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  Sea,  foot  Summer 
Hayes  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Harrison  av.  c.  Olive  pi. 
Hayes  Michael,  laborer,  h.  r.  14  Bedford 
Hayes  Michael,  tailor,  Johnson's  block 
Hayes  Richard,  fancy  painter,  h.  75  Fourth 
Hayes  Samuel,  painter,  bds.  32  Chambers 
Hayes  Samuel,  shade  painter,  bds.  32  Chambers 
Hayes  Susan  E.  milliner,   165^  Hanover 
Hayes  Timothy,  at  State  House,  bds.  22  Sea 
Hayes  Timothy,  grocer,  13  Sea,  h.  do. 
Hayes  Timothy,  laborer,  212  Broad 
Hayes  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  London,  n.  Sumner 
Hayes  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Hayes  Uriah,  house  5  Bridge 
Hayes  Wm.  {Lang  S^  Hayes),  h.  107  Hudson 
Hayes  Wm.  laborer,  h.  21  E.  Orange 
Hayes  William,  laborer,  h.  Noble  place,  E.  B. 
Hayes  William,  painter,  294  Com'l,  h.  19  Tileston 
Hayes  William,  laborer,  house  9  I'lssex  place 
Hayes  William,  tailor,  h.  7  Williams  [States  Hotel 
Hayes  Wm.  A.  jr.  49  Central  wharf,  bds.  United 
Hayford  Riley,  grocer,  10  P^lm,  h.  3  Iligh  st.  pi. 
Hayford  William,  mason,  house  88  Purchase 
Hayraan  John,  tailor,  house  10  Taylor 
Hayman  William,  tailor,  96  Wash.  h.  84  Bedford 
Haynes  Abram  H.  laborer,  house  64  South 
Haynes  Adolphus  F.  silversmith,  h.  r.  147  Fourth 
Haynes  Charles,  broker,  9  State,  h.  30  Harr.  ave. 


Haynes  Charles  F.  clerk,  32  Cornhill,  bds.  30  Pearl 
Haynes  {Cyrus)   &  Thompson    {Geo.  M.),  provi- 
sions, 225  Tremont,  b.  237  do. 
Haynes  Daniel  B.,  Custom  House,  h.  Gold,  n.  F 
Haynes  D.  J.  {Metca/f  ^  //.).  bds.  5  Morton 
Haynes  Edward,  jr.  treasurer  Norfolk  Co.  R.  R.  10 

Railroad  Exchange,  bds.  at  Roxbury  [B. 

Haynes  Edward,  jr.  penny  post,  h.  Bessom  ct.   E. 
Haynes  Guy  C.  h.  Webster,  cor.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Haynes  Henry  H.  bonnets  &  straw  goods,  301  Wash. 
Haynes  John  D.  laborer,  house  38  Friend 
Hayues  John  E.  15  R.  R.  Exch.  h.  138  Harr.  ave. 
Haynes  John  H.  mer.  tailor,  59  Court,  bds.  9  Derne 
Haynes  M.  dry  goods,  651  Washington,  house  do. 
Haynes  Nancy  C.  boarding,  4  Morton  place 
Haynes  T.  34  Ann,  boards  National  House 
Haynes  Wm.  engineer  Water  Works,  h.  9  Derne 
Haynes  Wm.  F.  shoes,  48  Hanover,  opp.  Elm,  h. 

at  Roxbury 
Hays  James,  laborer,  house  11  Orange  lane 
Hays  Mary,  widow,  house  3  Sigourney  place 
Hays  Patrick,  shoe  maker,  h.  12  Orange  lane 
ilayter  George  F.  music  teacher,  5  Franklin 
Ilayward  Arnold,  carpenter,  r.  45  Pleasant,  h.  242 

Tremont 
Hayward  Aaron  S.  59  F.  H.  Market,  bds.  14  Sheafe 
Hayward  Arza  H.  grocer,  38  Merrimac,  h.  9  North 

Charles 
Hayward  Augustus  S.  shoes,  h.  Pearl,  c.  Purchase 
Hayward  Charles,  notary  public  and  commissioner, 

59  State,  h.  13  Hayward  place 
Hayward  Charles  L.  stock  broker,  31  State,  corner 

Congress,  h.  Washington,  near  Decatur 
Hayward  Cyrus,  block  tin  worker,  h.  7  Gorham  pi. 
Hayward  Cyrus,  agent    Eastern   R.   R.   office,  53 

Brattle,  h.  at  Salem  [Ilayward's  whf.  n.  120  Sea 
Hayward  (Ebenezer)  &  Smith  {E.  ('.),  merchants, 
Hayward  Ebenezer,  jr.  clerk,  bds.  31  W.  Orange 
Hayward  George,  stabler,  house  41  South  Cedar 
Hayward  George,  physician,  h.  16  Pemberton  sq. 
Hayward  Geo.  jr.  physician,  7  Winter,  boards  13 

Hayward  place 
Hayward  Geo.  P.  {Hayxcard,  Osgood  &;  Co.) 
Hayward  Geo.  W.   &  Co.  daguerrcan  artists,  425 

Washington,  house  8  Lowell  ct. 
Hayward  Henry,  machinist,  boards  19  Oak 
Hayward  Henry  Augustus,  h.  4  Wells  place 
Hayward  Henry  C.  paper  hanger,  b.  29  N.   Margin 
Hayward  Isaac  D.  109  Milk,  bds.  510  Wash. 
Hayward  {James  T.),  Osgood  (A^.  //.),  &  Co.  {Geo. 
'  P.  Hayward),  W.  I.  goods,  19  Long  wharf,  h. 

39  Bowdoin 
Ilayward  John,  25  Cornhill,  bds.  Malboro'  Hotel 
Hayward  Joseph  II.  h.  510  Wash.        [Mt.  Vernon 
Hayward  Joshua  H.  artist,   3  Amory  Hall,  h.  52 
Ilayward  Levi  D.  tollman  E.  B.  ferry,  h.  Havre 
Hayward  Levi  F.  house  4  !\orth  Charles    [Hudson 
Hayward  Lewis  B.  brak  man  O.  C.  R.  R.  bds.  45 
Hayward  Lucius  P.  w;i  chman,  h.  237  Suffolk 
Ilayward  Moses,  travelling  apparatus,  3  Tremont 

Temple,  house  3  Grove  [mont  House 

Hayward  Pelham  W.  pres.  SufF.  Ins.  Co.  bds.  Tre- 
Hayward  Samuel  H.  37  Congress,  h.  Eaton  st.  at 

Roxbury 
Hayward  Sarah,  widow,  house  52  Mt.  Vernon 
Hayward  Thomas,  gardener,  h.  Gold,  near  C 
Hayward  Wm.  at  Quiucy  Hall,  bds.  12  Eaton 
Haywood  Amos,  hackman,  house  98  Endicot 
Hazard,  See  Hassard  [Merchants'  row 

Hazard  Samuel  L.  clothing,  47  &  48  N.  Market,  c. 
Hazard  {Samuel  L.)  &  Noyes   {Edwin),  coal   and 

wood,  Raymond's  whf.  foot  Livingston,  h.  at 

East  Cambridge 
Ilazell  Joseph,  stucco  worker,  h.  10  May 
llazeltine  H.  W.,  Tremont  st.  Hotel,  Trernontroad 
Hazclton  Horace  L.   counsellor,   1  Devonshire,  h. 

20  Florence 
Hazelton  J.  Eastman,  {Doe  <§•  H.),  h.  45  Pinckney 
Hazen  Charles  Mrs.  house  5  Staniford 
Hazleton  Isaac  H.  mason,  house  8  Leveret 


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BOSTON      [H]       DIRECTORY 


B.aze\ton  (Johti  H.),  Cowdin  {T.  IF.),  &  Co.  {L. 
A.  Livermore),  paper  hangings  manufactory, 

44  Charlestown,  house  at  Newton 
Hazelton  Stephen,  laborer,  house  r.  8  Prince 
Hazelton  Thomas,  mason,  h.  rear  28^  Portland 
Hazleton  Moses,  teamster,  house  119  Hudson 
Hazlewood  Geo.  upholsterer,  bds.  51  Federal 
Head  {Charles  D.)  &  Perkins  {T.  H.  3d),  brokers, 

45  State,  house  at  Brookline 

Head  Charles  D.  commis.  merch.  13  Central  wf. 
Head  Edw.  F.  counsellor,  30  Court,  h.  at  Medford 
Head  Francis  C.  40  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Head  George  E.  assessor,  house  114  Tremont 
Head  Rebecca,  house  3  Canton 
Head  Stephen,  machinist,  b.  Sumner,  n.  Liverpool 
Heald  David,  46  F.  H.  Market,  h.  51  Carver 
Heald  Joseph  V.  house  108  Hanover 
Healey  Catherine,  widow,  house  36  Piedmont 
Healey  (Edioard)  &  Spaulding  ( ITwi.  A.),  livery 

stable,  106  Tremont,  house  7  Eliot 
Healey  Mark,  merchant,  66  State,  house  at  Lynn 
Healey  Jefferson,  blacksmith,  house  D,  near  Fifth 
Healey  John,  grocer,  102  Sea,  h.  do.   [House  court 
Healey  John  P.  counsellor,  46  Court,  h.  10  Province 
Healey  Peter,  laborer,  house  407  Wash. 
Healy  Catherine  E.  widow,  house  Fifth,  near  C 
Healy  James,  carpenter,  house  rear  59  Eliot 
Healy  John,  refreshments,  Causeway,  n.  Beverly 
Healy  P.  Robert,  carpenter,  house  105  Pleasant 
Heard  Geo.  W.  gent.'s  furn'g  goods,  263  Wash. 
Heard  John  J.  captain,  bds.  Eliot,  cor.  Carver 
Heard  {John   T.)  &  Welch  (■/.  H.),  distillers,  I 

Long  whf.  up  stau-s,  h.  27  Bowdoin 
Heard  Jos.  B.  bank  note  printer,  b.  Eliot,  c.  Carver 
Heard  Nathan,  clerk,  B.  &  W.  freight  office 
Heard  Susan,  widow,  h  Walnut,  c.  Mt.  Vernon 
Heard  William,  black  &  white  smith,  h.  52  Friend 
Hearn  Daniel  A.  boot  maker,  h.  129  Broadway 
Hearn  John,  laborer,  house  3  Kingston  st.  ct. 
Hearsey  Edward,  jr.  teller  Hamilton  Bank,  house 

at  Charlestowu 
Hearsey  Wm.  E.  harness  maker,  h.  8  O-xford  pi. 
Heath  Benjamin,  police  officer,  h.  4  Mt.  Vernon  av. 
Heath  Charles,  6  Devonshire,  house  at  Brookline 
Heath  Chas.  C.  stevedore,  h.  Meridian  [Margaret 
Heath  Dana,  housewright,  20  Charlestowii,  h.  5 
Heath  Galutia  {J.  W.  Barthtt  if  Co.),  h.  9  Auburn 
Heath  {George  W.)  &  Downe  (>S'.),  lace  goods,  30 

Hanover,  house  at  Cambridgeport 
Heath  Hannah,  widow,  boards  17  W.  Cedar 
Heath  Horace,  141  Wash.  h.  1  Clifton  place 
Heath  Joshua,  stabler,  h.  6  Auburn    [Charlestown 
Heath  Nathaniel,  coal  agent,  15   Long  whf.  h.  at 
Heath  William,  agent  and  publisher,  33  Somerset, 

house  at  South  Reading 
Heath  Wm.  tailor,  Quincy  Hall,  h.  35  Wash.  sq. 
Heath  Wm.  carpenter,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Heath  Wm.  H.  printer,  house  Clifton  place 
Heaton  Geo.  physician,  house  2  Exeter  place 
Heckle  Wm.  bonnets,  51  Hanover 
Hector  John,  cordwainer,  house  3  Eddy  place 
Hector  John  R.  music  teacher,  h.  3  Eddy  pi. 
Hector  Thomas,  printer,  house  27  Oneida 
Hedge  Isaac  G.  cabinet  maker,  h.  4  Spring  st.  pi. 
Hedge  Silas,  teamster,  boards  23  Billerica 
Hedrick  Uriah,  cooper,  Ripley's  whf.  h.  113  Salem 
Hefifern  John,  laborer,  house  r.  6  Brighton 
Heilge  Henry  E.  furrier,  h.  Warren  pi.     [Hanover 
Heineman  Barnh«rd,  watches  and  jewelry,  Court,  c. 
Heinold  Jacob,  boot  maker,  h.  4  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Heinrich  Perabeau,  professor  of  music,  9  Suffolk  pi. 
Heitz  D.  blacksmith,  702  Washington,  h.  do. 
Heitzet  John,  machinist,  h.  223  Harrison  ave. 
Heldenbrand  M.  {Norton  ^  H.),  52  Pleasant 
Helger  Alex,  tailor,  328  Wash.  h.  2  Norfolk   place 
Helzel  Louis,  tailor,  house  14  E.  Orange 
Heman  John,  piano-forte  maker,  h.   256  Tremont 
Heman  Wm.  B.  piano-forte  maker,  b.  256  Tremont 
Hemenway  Augustus,  39  Lewis  wf.  h.  13  Winthrop 

place 


Hemenway  Benj.  E.  locksmith,  bds.  29  Myrtle 
Hemenway  Hannah,  h.  15  E.  Orange 
Hemenway  Lucien  B.  clerk  B.  &  W.  R.R.  b.  9  Elm 
Hemenway  Lucinda,  widow  of  Thos.  h.  64  Essex 
Heminway  H.  R.  hatter,  house  51  Myrtle 
Hemenway  Sidney  S.  produce,  24  Elm,    house   at 

Charlestown  [Purchase,  h.  at  Dorchester 

Hemmenway  Benjamin,  coppersmith,   Broad,  opp. 
Hemmenway  Mary,  widow,  h.  5  Salutation 
Hemmenway  Stephen,  coppersmith,  h.  Charter 
Hemmenway  Stephen  F.  teamster,  house  44  Utica 
Hemmer   Loring,  carpet  weaver,  house   and   shop 

Canton,  near  Tremont 
Hemming  Richard,  house  7  Eliot 
Hemstead  Henry  E.  Rev.  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Hemsley  {F.)  &  Cropper  {J.),  laces,  &c.  11    Milk, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Henan  Robert,  laborer,  h.  206  Athens,  near  D 
Henchay  John,  carpenter,  house  32  Oneida 
Henchay  John,  laborer,  house  10  Hamilton 
Henchay  Lawrence,  carpenter,  h.  32  Oneida 
Hencliey  Patrick,  clerk,  22  School 
Henchman   Daniel,  druggist,  41  Camb.  h.  4  do. 
Henchman  Nathaniel  H.  39  Milk,  h.  at  Dedham 
Henchy   John,   fruit,  Richmond,  c.  Ann,  house  11 

Hamilton 
Hendee  Ch.  J.  publisher,  131  Wash.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Henderson  Abraham,  upholsterer,  h.  4  Seabury  pi. 
Henderson  C.  &  Son  {Charles, Jr.),  paints  and  glass, 

31  Hanover,  h.  76  Temple  [76  Temple 

Henderson  Charles,  jr.  (C.  Henderson  S^  Son) ,  house 
Henderson  Christiana,  cook,  h.  29  Pinckney 
Henderson  Fred'k  A.  furnishing  goods,  2  Court,  h. 

Hollis,  opposite  HoUis  pi. 
Henderson  George,  team.ster,  b.  r.  47  Sea 
Henderson  Horace,  hair  dresser,  34  Causeway,  h. 

103  Chambers 
Henderson  James,  mariner,  h.  2  Richmond 
Henderson  Jane,  house  9  Indiana 
Henderson  J.  W.  laborer,  h.  36  Southac      [chester 
Henderson  Nehemiah   A.  cooper,  h.  First,  n.  Dor- 
Henderson  Peter,  house  Dedham,  cor.  Newland 
Henderson  Robert,  moulder,  h.  Sumner,  c.    Havre 
Henderson  Samson  Mrs.  h.  119  C,  near  Bolton 
Henderson  Thomas,  painter,  house  3  East 
Henderson  Walter  0.  hair  dresser,  Revere  House, 

house  3  Allen  court 
Henderson  Wm.  laborer,  h.  98  W.  Cedar 
Henderson  Wm.  grocer,  45^  Merrimac,  h.  13  Vine 
Henderson  Wm.  H.  grocer.  Beacon,  cor.  Bowdoin, 

house  15  Hayward  place 
Hendley  Aaron  C.  {Howes  S;  //.),  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Hendley  Chas.  II.  morocco  dresser,  b.  Chelsea,  E.B. 
Hendley  {Charles  L.)  &   Daniels  {N.  A.  S^  W.  E.), 

9  (cellar)  F.  H.  Market,  h.  41  South  Suffolk 
Hendley  Jas.  stoves,  &c.  587  Wash.  h.  3   Pleasant 
Hendley  Jas.  M.  carpenter,  h.  Suffolk,   n.    Canton 
Hendley  John  B.  painter,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Hendley  {Otis  H.)  &  Dimmick  (C),  oil  store,  6  and 

7  Gerrish  block,  bds.  6  Central  ct. 
Henesey  Patrick,  tailor,  house  1  Emery  place 
Henessey  Daniel,  tailor,  h.  3  Bennet  place 
Henifin  Wm.  laborer,  house  73  Tyler 
Henley  J.  H.  boarding,  h.  9  Atkinson 
Henley  John,  rope  maker,  Milldam 
Hennehan  Patrick,  miller,  h.  Milldam 
Henner  John,  tailor,  h.  2  South  st.  court 
Henner  Magdalene,  widow,  house  18  Rochester 
Hennessey  Bartholomew,   tailor,  h.    28   Kingston 
Hennessey  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  1  Kennard  av. 
Hennessey  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  rear  245  Ann 
Hennessey  James,  wire  worker,  1  Bennet  place 
Hennessey  James,  boarding,  h.  150^  Ann 
Hennessey  James,  Quincy  Hall,  h.  1   Williams  ct. 
Hennessey  John,  laborer,  house  1  Williams  court 
Hennessey  John,  laborer,  h.  Ann,  corner  Clark 
Hennessey  Michael,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Kneeland 
Hennessey  Michael,  grocer,  9  Oliver 
Hennessey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  21  Oliver 
Hennessey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  18  Carver 


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161 


Hennessey  Patrick,  printer,  h.  9  Norfolk  place 
Hennessey  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Fifth,  near  C     [sq. 
Hennessey  Richard,  pilot,  h.  Webster,  n.  Belmont 
Hennessey  Stephen,  blacksmith,  house  38  Curve 
Hennessey  "\Vm.  tailor,  house  27  Oliver 
Hennessey  Wm.   grocer.  Swan,  c.  Colony,  h.  do. 
Hennessy  Edward,  cottage  and  chamber  furniture, 

21,  23,  25  &  27  Brattle,  h.  36  S.  Russell 
Hennessy  Patrick,  chair  painter,  12  Merrimac,  h.  13 

Emli'cot 
Hennessy  Patrick,  painter,  h.  2  New  Cross 
Hennessy  Wm.   boot  and  shoe  maker,  h.  336  Com'l 
Hennessy  Wm.  contractor,  house  Ontario 
Hennessy  William,  tailor,  bds.  25  Nashua 
Henright  James,  laborer,  house  Half  Moon  place 
Henrv  Adaline  Mrs.  house  City  Slip 
Henry  B.  T.  clerk,  36  India  wf.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Henry  Charles  C.  clerk,  298  Wash. 
Henry  Edgar  W.  97  Milk,  bds.  11  Vernon 
Henry  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  rear  Swan 
Henry  Francis,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  30  Cross 
Henry  Harry  C.  police   officer,  house  Church,  near 

Boylston 
Henry  James,  housewTight,  house  110  Court 
Henry  James,  tailor,  h.  10  Pearl  place 
Henry  John,  groceries,  &c.  20  Belknap,  h.  do. 
Henry  Martha  C.  fancy  goods,  1.32  Purchase 
Henry  Mary  E.  teacher,  bds.  110  Court 
Henry  Peter,  laborer,  house  114  Dedham 
Henry  Peter,  laborer,  house  Milldam 
Henry  Robert,  laborer,  h.  161  Ann 
Henry  William  J.  241  Wash.  b.  13  La  Grange  place 
Henry  Wm.  G.  {Gihon  &;  H.),  Cornhill,  e.  Court 
Henshaw  Andrew  (Henshaw,    Edmands  Sj  Co.),  h. 

at  Cambridge 
Henshaw  Charles,  15  Custom  House  street,  house 
17  Somerset  [Beach,  n.  Harr.  av. 

Henshaw   Charles    C.  15   Custom  House  st.  house 
Henshaw  Daniel,  house  61  Federal  [Federal 

Henshaw  Daniel  H.  clerk,  B.  &    W.  R.    R.    h.    61 
Henshaw  (John),  Edmands  {B.  Franklin  &:  J.  L.), 
&  Co.  (/.  A.  Henshaiv),  druggists,  36  India,  h. 
at  Cambridge 
Henshaw  John  H.  boards  56  Chesnut 
Henshaw  Joseph  L.    {Samuel  Henshaio  §  Son),  h. 

34  Chesnut 
Henshaw  [Richard  W.)  &   Woodrough   (/.),    saw 

manufac.  36  Congress,  house  5  May 
Henshaw  Samuel   &    Sou   {Joseph  L.),   exchange 

brokers,  4.  Merchants'  Exch.  h.  56  Chesnut 
Henss  Charles,  confectioner,  37  Cambridge 
Henss  William,  glass  blower,  house  36  B,  c.  Fourth 
Hepworth  George,  machinist.  Second,  corner  A,  h. 
157  Broadway,  near  C  [Cottage  place 

Herbert  Horace  W.  soap,  &c.    103   State,  house   2 
Herbon  Michael  L.,  Custom  House,  h.  5  Baldwin  pi. 
Herman  Ferdinand,  166   Washington 
Herman  Francis,   coppersmith,  h.  Commercial  pi. 
Herman  Leopold  {Bryent  ^  H.),  house  29  High 
Herman  Samuel,  furnishing  warehouse,  166  Wash- 
ington, bds.  7  Franklin 
Hermer  Frederic  A.  clerk,  bds.  15  Sheafe 
Hemen  Michael,  shoe  maker,  h.  Jackson  court 
Herren  Mary,  widow,  house  Andover  court 
Herrick  David,  teamster,  h.  157  Tvler 
Herrick  E.  S.  T.  31  Kilby,  b.  10  O'xford 
Herrick  Ezekiel  T.  book   keeper,    c.    Hawley    and 

Franklin,  bds.  6  Hayward  place 
Herrick  George  W.  {H.   H.  Hen-ick  ^  Co.),  boards 

1  North  Bennet 
Herrick  Hiram  H.  &  Co.  {George  IF.),  steam  plan- 
ing mill,  Maverick,  h.  Sumner 
Herrick  Jacob,  watchman,  h.  137  Fourth 
Herrick  Lews  Y.  boarding,  20  Purchase 
Herrick  Martin  R.  mason,  house  8  Bay 
Herrick  Samuel,  provisions,  78  Carver,'h.  17  Marion 
Herrick  Thomas  W.  insurance   agent,  11  Long  wf. 
Herrickson  Andrew,  ship  carpenter,    h.  6  Bartlett 
Herriman  William,  h.  Athens,  near  D 
Herrin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  10  Butolph 


21 


Herring  J.  M.  slater,  house  11  Indiana  place 
Herring  Michael,  laborer,  h.  4  College  court 
Herring  Rodger,  slate  yard,  Haverhill  and  40   Al- 
bany, office  5^  Exchange,  h.  98  Pleasant 
Herring  Thos.  J.  slater,  Haverhill,  h.  at  Cha'st'wn 
Herriot  Reuben,  watchman,  bds.  rear  35  Pitts 
Hersey  Adoniram  J.  piano-forte  maker,  400  Wash, 
bds.  4  Beach  [h.  39  Summer 

Hersey  Alfred  C.  merchant.  67  Commercial  wharf, 
Hersey  Benj.  H.  at  Post  Office,  h.    at  Charlestown 
Hersey  C.  F.  clerk,  bds.  536  Washington 
Hersey  Charles  Mrs.  house  43  Porter 
Hersey  Charles,  surveyor  of  lumber,  h.  63  Allen 
Hersey  Charlotte,  widow,  house  rear  34  S.  Margin 
Hersey  Cornelius,  wood,    coal,   lime,    and   lumber. 
Eastern  Packet  Pier,  Com'l,  h.  4  Ashland  av. 
Hersey  Daniel  &  Co.  {B.    S.    Stacey),  auctioneers, 

27  Exchange,  h.  58  Hudson,  cor.  Harvard 
Hersey  Daniel  H.  27  Exchange 
Hersey  David  R.  17  City  wf.  h.  at  Somerville 
Hersey  Ezra  L.  ship^vright,  b.  New,  n.  Sumner 
Hersey  Ferdinand  N.  carriage  trimmer,  b.  63  Allen 
Hersey  Henry,  wharfinger,  h.  13  Causeway 
Hersey  Horatio  B.  19  Blackstone 
Hersey  John  W.  express  wagon,  h.  4  Noyes  pi. 
Hersey  Joseph,  boot  treer,  house  6  Quincy  pi. 
Hersey  Lewis,  watchman,  h;  26  W.  Castle 
Hersey  Nathan,  housewright,  42  Merrimac,  house 

6  Poplar  place 
Hersey  N.  W.  carpenter,  house  rear  17  N.  Russell 
Hersev  Robert,  laborer,  house  231  Broad 
Hersey  S.  Q.  {Randall  if.  H.),  20  Kingston 
Hersey  Thomas  G.  E.  carpenter,  h.  53  Sea 
Hersey  Warren  A.  mason,  box  at  Thompson's  auc- 
tion room,  old  State  House 
Hersey  Winthrop  D.  pedler,  house  47  Merrimac 
Hersey  Wm.  E.  harness  maker,  h.  8  Oxford  pi. 
Hersey  Wm.  H.  upholsterer,  17  Haverhill,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Herteg  Valentine,  carpenter,  house  70  Tyler 
Hervey  {He7iry)  &  Moore  ( Thomas  H.),  provisions, 

29  Leveret,  house  27  do. 
Hervey  John  C.  painter,  boards  39  Brattle 
Heselton  Absalom,  truckman,  h.  3  N.  Chapel  pi. 
Hess  John  Peter,  brass  finisher,  b.  22  La  Grange  pi. 
Hesseltine  John  E.  house  56  Federal 
Heuberer  Chas.  F.  professor  of  music,  h.  1  Beach 
Heustis  James  F.  tailor,  45  Kilby,  b.  103  Cambridge 
Heustis  Simon  B.  house  103  Cambridge 
Heustis  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  41  A,  n.  Silver 
Heustis  Warren,  produce,  50  N.  Market,  house  at 
W.  Cambridge  [cial,  h.  2  Harvard  place 

Hewes  Eleazer  J.  math,  instruments,  107  Commer- 
Hewes  Electa,  boarding,  91  Endicot 
Hewes  {Jabez F.)  &  Co.  {W.  A.  Krueger),  bakers, 
6  Prince,  and  191  Hanover  [place 

Hewes  John  B.  hardware,  157  Wash.  h.  2  Harvard 
Hewes  Joseph  J.  62  Congress,  bds.  17  Purchase 
Hewes  V.  H.,  Quincy  Hall,  h.  E.  Dedham,  n.  Wash. 
Hewett  L.  S.  baker,  h.  Maverick,  n.  R.  R.  crossing 
Hewett  S.  C.  bone  setter,  house  25  Rowe 
Hewins  Amasa,  portrait  painter,  house  Suffolk, 
near  S.  Lowell  [h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 

Hewins  Charles  A.,  French  shirts,   Joy's  building, 
Hewins  James  M.  5  Chatham  row 
Hewins  Richard,  h.  Suffolk,  near  S.  Lowell       [ont 
Hewins  Simon  K.  5  Chatham  row,  h.  opp.  96  Trem- 
Hewins  AVhiting,  7  Central  wharf,  h.  at  Roxbury 
He\vins  William,  carpenter,  h.  3  Henchman  lane 
Hews  Abraham,  jr.  &  Co.  {A.  H.   Hexes),  jewellers, 

105  Washington,  house  13  Ash 
Hews  A.  H.  {A.  Hews,  jr.  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Hews  Felix,  boiler  maker,  b.  Sumner,  n.  Havre 
Hews  George,  piano-forte  manufacturer,  365  Wash- 
ington, boards  14  Hayward  place 
Hews  Thomas  S.  job  wagon,  h.  2  Canton 
Hews  William,  teamster,  h.  77  Prince  [Wash.  h.  do. 
Heyligenberg  Jan.  Josuavanden,  cordwainer,  612 
Heyer  Wm.  A.  {Kramer  ^  H.),  h.  22  Porter 
Heywood  B.  S.  boards  6  Otis  place 


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Heywood  Charles  F.  physician,  h.  3  Chardon 
Heywood  Daniel,  boot  maker,  1  Chesnut  pi.  h.  do. 
Heywood  Henry  M.  {R.  W.  <Sr  H.  M.  Heyioood),  h. 

10  N.  Charles 
Heywood  Marcus  T.  painter,  house  14  Stillman 
Heywood  Nancy,  widow,  house  6  Otis  place 
Heywood  Reuben  W.  &  H.  M.  painters,  CityJMar- 

ket,  house  2  Russell  place 
Heywood  Samuel  P.  sec.  Union  M.  Insurance  Co. 

10  old  State  House,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Heywood  {WilUain)  &  Carnes  {W.  R.),  chairs  and 

mahogany,  26  Commercial,  h.  20  Staniford 
Hezelton  Patience,  widow,  h.  6  Nashua  court 
Hibbard  Alonzo  D.  82  F.  H.  Market,  bds.  9  Pitts 
flibbard  Benj.  O.  hatter,  h.  Athens,  n.  Dorchester 
Hibbard  George  F.  hatter,  h.  Third,  n.  Dorchester 
Hibbard  H.  K.  \V.  hatter,  house  17  Oak 
Hibbard  William  C.  civil  engineer,  50  Mass.  block 
Hibbert  J.  widow,  house  Chelsea,  E.  Boston 
Hibra  Azuba,  boarding,  h.  Lincoln,  n.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Hibson  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  rear  Ontario 
Hichborn  C.  G.  K.  house  8  Bussey  place 
Hichborn  Samuel,  house  8  Bussey  place       [Carver 
Hichborn  Wm.  conductor  B.  &  P.  R.  R.  house  76 
Hickey  Bridget  Mrs.  laundress,  -59  Warren 
Hickey  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  r.  106  Sea 
Hickey  John,  laborer,  house  11  X.  Brighton 
Hickey  John,  laborer,  house  13  Hamilton 
Hickey  John,  waiter,  h.  2  Bridge  st.  court 
Hickey  Michael,  stone  cutter,  h.  80  West  Cedar 
Hickey  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  Third,  near  K 
Hicke}'  Patrick,  laborer,  house  9  N.  Brighton 
Hickey  Stephen,  laborer,  house  87  Broad 
Hickey  Thomas,  stone  cutter  and  grocer,  128  Sea 
Hickey  Thomas  H.  161  Wash.  bds.  10  AUston 
Hickey  Wm.  clerk,  72  Federal,  house  'i  Williams 
Hickford  Thomas,  steward,  Mass.  Hospital 
Hickling  Charles,  printer,  20  Devonshire         [bmy 
Hickling  Charles  {Jenks,  Palmer,  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Ro.\- 
Hickman "James,  housewright,  house  19  Snowhill 
Hickman  James  E.  11^-  Scliool,  b.  19  Snowhill 
Hickok  Gideon,  stabler,  Massachusetts  House,  h. 

23  Endicot  [Hayward  place 

Hicks  Charles  S.  grocer,  Essex,  c.  Lincoln,   h.  20 
Hicks  Cyrus,  carpenter,  house  13  Kneeland 
Hicks  Ezra  C.  carpenter,  house  Silver,  near  B 
Hicks  Francis,  porter,  house  6  Southac  place 
Hicks  F.  T.  musician,  house  Wilberforce  place 
Hicks  [H.  E.)  &  Hathaway  {^A.  P.),  com.  merchs. 

13  Commercial,  house  at  Cambridge 
Hicks  James  H.  &  Co.   acting  Spanish  Consul,  32 

Central  wf.  h.  31  Edinboro'  [bds.  10  High 

Hicks  (John)  &  Dana  {(!.),  flour,  13  Long   wharf, 
Hicks  Joseph,  upholsterer,  house  53  Prince 
Hicks  M.  M.  boarding,  6  Morton  place 
Hicks  Richard  C.  job  wagon,  h.  Broad,  n.  Summer 
Hicks  Sarah  D.  h.  Suffolk,  n.  Dcdham    [60  Nashua 
Hicks  Thomas  J.  boot  maker.  Court,  c.  Iloward,  h. 
Hicks  William  H.  house  Suffolk,  near  Groton 
Higbee  {Lemuel)   &   Foster   (David),  leather,   55 

Fulton,  house  at  Salem 
Higgeubotliam  Ralph,  hatter,  boards  Scott  ct. 
Higgens  Israel  L.  manuf.   shower  baths,   Orleans, 

near  Maverick,  h.  Lexington 
Higgin  Daniel,  currier,  house  5  Sister 
Higgins  Edward,  carpenter,  liouse  97  Fourth 
Higgins  Eldad  A.  house  1  Bennet  avenue 
Higgins  E.  Alvor,  2i  Elm 
Higgins  {Ehiathan)    &   Co.    {S.  S.  Mayo  ^   R.  L. 

Bangs),   restorators,    9  Gerrish   block,  house 

4  Bartlett  place  [15  Dedham 

Higgins  Ezekiel  II.  {Beivjamin  Bradley  Sf  Co.),  h. 
Higgins  George,  mason,  house  305  Broadway 
Higgins  Isaiah,  mason,  boards  22  La  Grange  pi. 
Higgins  James,  carpenter,  house  London,  E.  B. 
Higgins  John,  hats,  City  wharf,  house  48  Endicot 
Higgins  John,  laborer,  house  24  Hamilton 
Higgins  John  G.  porter,  house  226  Fourth 
Higgins  John  S.  oysters,  128  Court,  house  124  do. 
Higgins  Leonard,  house  55  Hudson 


Higgins  Lewis  H.  {Atwood  <Sf  //.),  house  7  May 
Higgins  Major,  piano-forte  maker,  Newton,  house 

at  Salem 
Higgins  Mark,  laborer,  h.  Meridian,  E.  Boston 
Higgins  Michael,  shoe  maker,  h.  A,  near  Fourth 
Higgins  Michael,  housewright,  house  7  Eaton 
Higgins  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  Cove 
Higgins  Patrick,  laborer,  house  r.  57  Pitts 
Higgins  Paul,  house  6  Tileston 
Higgins  Peter,  hats,  1  City  wf.  h.  6  Wan-en  sq. 
Higgins  S.  Hale  Rev.  boards  Adams  House 
Higgins  Thomas,  laborer,  house  112  E.  Dedham 
Higgins  Thomas,  last  maker,  house  Eighth,  n.  E 
Higgins  Willard  S.  tin  plate  worker,  h.  31  London 
Higgins  William,  laborer,  house  19  Oliver 
Higginson  Charles  J.    {Pei'kins  ^   H.),    house   2 

Louisburgh  square  [Bedford  place 

Higginson  George  (Lee  S;  11.),  47  State,  house  2 
Higginson  H.  F.  house  2  Louisburgh  square 
Higginson  James    P.    38  Central  wharf,   house  2 

Louisburgh  square 
Higginson  John  A.  house  2  Louisburgh  square 
Higginson  Stephen,  merchant,  5  Congress,  house 

at  Roxbury  [at  depot,  h.  9  W.  Cedar 

Higginson  Waldo,   agent   B.  &  L.    R.  R.,   office 
Iliggs  Thomas,  fruit,  2-38  Hanover,  h.  254  do. 
Highland  Michael,  laborer,  house,  r.  32  Pleasant 
Highlands  Jeremiah  T.  clerk,  boards  26  Ann 
Ilight  John  W.  express  office.  Railroad  Exch. 
Hiiand  Ira,  [Brooks  ^  H.),  house  235  Suffolk    [ick 
Hiland  Maurice,  wheelwright,  h.  Cottage,  n.  Maver- 
Ililand  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Har.  av.  n.  Olive  pi. 
Hiland  Thomas,  grocer,  house  30  Southac 
Hilborn  Stephen  D.  293  Washington,  b.  34  Oxford 
Hilbourn  Alpheus  J.  49  N.  Market 
Hilbourn  Porter  O.  {E.  W.  Cutter  &:  Co.),  b.9Elm 
Hiklreth  Chauncey,  watchman,  h.  28  Oswego 
Ilildreth  Clifton  B.  housewright,  Tremont,  house 

10  Emerald  [fancy  goods,  513  Wash. 

Hildreth  {E.  A.)  &  Burgess  (Z>.  A'.),  millinery  and 
Ilildreth  Franklin,  clerk,  bds.  92  Turnpike       [con 
Hildreth  Geo.  W.  potatoes,  25  Turnpike,  b.  2613ea- 
Hildreth  Joseph  W.  surveyor,  h.  10  Emerald 
Hildreth  Richard,  counsellor,  h.  8  High 
Hildreth  Samuel  K.  h.  3  Eaton  ct. 
Hiler  Jacob,  house  Lime  alley 
Hiler  Sally,  widow,  house  Lime  alley 
Hiler  Thomas  G.  mariner,  bds.  666  Washington 
Hiler  Thomas  G.  jr.  h.  666  Washington 
Hill's  Express,  7  State 

Hill  Aaron  R.  36  N.  Market,  bds.  18  Friend 
Hill  Abigail,  dress  maker,  h.  6  Milton 
Hill  Ann  and  Elizabeth,  h.  17  Purchase 
Hill  Augustus  B.  clerk,  h.  Silver,  n.  B 
Hill  Bradbury,  engineer,  h.  57  Billerica 
Hill  Charles,  5  Gerrish  block,  Ann 
Hill  Charles  E.  tailor,  h.  Everett,  n.  Cottage 
Hill  Charles  H.  (  Tibbetts  ^-  H.),  h.  9  Oxford 
Hill  Charles  II.  plumber,  house  Rutland,  n.  Suffolk 
Hill  Chas.  S.  piano-forte  tuner,  b.  21  La  Grange  pi. 
Hill  Converse,  piano-forte  tuner,  h.  6  Newton  pi. 
Hill  Cyrus  &   Co.   (S.  Phillips),  junk  store,  505 

Broad,  opp.  Otis  wf.  h.  4  Garden  ct.  st. 
Hill  Daniel  (Mellen,  Hill  S^  Co.),  h.  at  Lynn 
Hill  Daniel  M.  watchman^  h.  17  Wall 
Hill  Darwin  E.  59  Milk 

Hill  David,  103  F.  H.  Market,  bds.  1  Avery  place 
Hill  David,  carpenter,  h.  Trenton,  E.  Boston 
Hill  [David  W.)  &  Chamberlain  [Thos.),  copper- 
smiths, Charlest'n,  c.  Haverhill,  h.  468  Com'l 
Hill  Dennis  B.  house  130  Endicot 
Hill  Ebenezer  Mrs.  house  2  May 
Hill  Ebenezer  A.  printer,  bds.  2  May 
Hill  Edwin  A.  stair  builder,  Bremen,  h.  2  do.  E.  B. 
Hill  Eli,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Hill  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Charles  C.  h.  5  Spring 
Hill  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Samuel,  h.  20  Myrtle 
Hill  Elizabeth  W.  milliner,  5^  Tremont  row,  house 

rear  61  Poplar 
Hill  E.  P.  [Eaton  H.  §  Co.),  bds.  31  Harvard 


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Hill  Frederick,  house  20  Myrtle 
B.m  (Frecdotn),  Ryder  (C.    C),  &  Owen  (Henry), 
piano-forte  manufacturers,  419  Wasliington,  b. 
239  Tremont  , 
Hill  Geo.  coppersmith,  b.  Eastern  Steamb't  House 
Hill  Geo.  (Kent  <Sr  H.),  bds.  85  Chambers 
Hill  Geo.  house  28  Erie 
Hill  Geo.  bds.  13  E.  Canton 

Hill  Geo.  &  Co.  (E.   W.  Capen,  W.  F.  Nichols,  ^ 

E.  Wytnan,  jr.),  di-y  goods,  327  Washington, 

house  at  Brookline 

Hill  Geo.  C.  salesman,  287  Wa.shington,  h.  9  Avery 

Hill  George  H.  {Hovey,  Hill  ^  Candler),  house  at 

Brookline 
Hill  George  W.  laborer,  house  3  Causeway 
Hill  Grace,  boards  3  Brookline 
Hill  {Hamilton  A.)  &  Sears  {E.  jr.),  com.  and  for- 
warding mer.  134  State,  b.  Marlboro'  Hotel 
Hill  Henrietta  J.  at  29  Mt.  Vernon 
Hill  Henry,  treas.  A.  B.  C.  F.  M.  33  Pembertonsq. 
Hill  Henry  B.  cooper,  h.  15  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Hill  Horace,  cooper,  bds.  Orleans,  n.  Webster 
Hill  Horatio  N.  P.  printer,  h.  57  Billerica 
Hill  Isaac,  laborer,  h.  12  W.  Centre 
Hill  James,  wheelwright,  h.  235  Harrison  av. 
Hill  Jas.  jr.  107  &  109  F.  H.  Mkt.  h.  at  Somerville 
Hill  Jason  B.  bds.  14  Boylston 
Hill  (Jeremiah),  Chamberlin  (Daniel),  &  Co.  (Wm. 
Banks),  com.  mer.  11  Central  wf.  h.  at  Br'kline 
Hill  Jerusha,  widow  of  Jacob,  h.  21  Stillman 
Hill  John,  seaman,  house  r.  117  Causeway 
Hill  John,  shoe  maker,  90  Endicot 
Hill  John,  103  F.  H.  Market,  bds.  Quincy  House 
Hill  John,  house  1  Eaton  pi. 
Hill  John,  hair  dresser,  bds.  8  Second 
Hill  John,  jr.  clerk,  60  Kilby,  bds.  N.  E.  House 
Hill  John  H.  (C.  Driscoll  ^  Co  ),  bds.  28  Pearl 
Hill  John  M.  carpenter,  house  26  Nashua 
Hill  John  Q.  clerk,  bds.  22  Tyler 
Hill  Joseph,  107  F.  H.  Market,  h.  at  W.  Cambridge 
Hill  Joseph  H.  bds.  28  Pearl 
Hill  Mary  R.  h.  18  S.  Cedar 
Hill  Miranda,  widow,  h.  51  Brighton 
Hill  Nathaniel,  machinist,  bds.  88  Albany 
Hill  Nath.  housewright,  90  Endicot,  h.  19  Leveret 
Hill  Noble  H.  (Jones,  H.  S^  Co.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Hill  Oliver  B.  house  10  Village 
Hill  P.  Miss,  bds.  Winthrop  House 
Hill  Samuel,  machinist,  bds.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Hill  Samuel,  22  Long  wf.  h.  at  Woburn 
Hill  Samuel,  mariner,  house  90  Salem 
Hill  Samuel  (Cotton,  H.  ^  Co.),  h.  269  Broadway 
Hill  Sam'l,  jr.  chain  maker,  h.  Fifth,  n.  Dorchester 
Hill  Samuel  W.  carpenter,  h.  S.  Lowell 
Hill  Sumner,  professor  of  music,  17  Tremont  row, 

h.  21  La  Grange  pi. 
Hill  Thomas,  tailo^i-,  h.  8  AV.  Centre 
Hill  Thomas,  clerk,  226  Washington,  b.  3  Franklin 
Hill  Thos.  jr.  hardware,  147  Broadway,  h.  Gold,  n.  E 
Hill  Timothy  D.  grocer,  179  Ann,  h.  22  Sheafe 
Hill  (Walter  E.),  Lincoln  (J.  M.),  &  Geer  (C.  H.), 

dry  goods,  .335  Washington,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Hill  William,  hair  dresser,  1  East  Orange 
Hill  William,  clerk,  h.  2  South  st.  pi. 
Hill  William,  book  gilder,  h.  r.  705  Washington 
Hill  William  B.  chain  maker,  h.  226  Fourth 
Hill  William  B.  bds.  14  Barton 
Hill  William  H.  &   Co.  (A.  W.   Thaxter,  3d),  sta- 
tioners and  bookbinders'  stock,  32  Cornhill.h. 
10  Wall 
Hill  William  W.  lard  and  tallow,  h.  Gold,  n.  B 
.  Hill  William  W.  printer,  h.  51  Brighton  [ney 

Hillard  George  S.  counsellor,  4  Court,  h.  62  Pinck- 
Hillard  James  O.  L.  ass't  teller  Prov.  Inst,  for  Sav- 
ings, h.  at  Cambridge 
Hilliard  Daniel  B.   &   Co.  (Benjamin  A.  Patten), 

wines,  &c.  26  Federal,  bds.  35  Atkinson 
Hilliard  Wm.  counsellor,  20  old  State   House,  h. 

92  Mount  Vernon 
Hiller  Benj.  H.  painter,  85  High,  h.  r.  96  Purchase 


Hiller  Joseph,  h.  5  Curve 

Hiller  Joseph,  clerk,  226  AVashing.  b.  3  Franklin 

Hiller  Thomas,  stevedore,  h.  96  Warren 

Hiller  Thomas,  jr.  periodicals  &  circulating  library, 

123  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Hilley  Barney,  porter,  bds.  16  AVilliams 
Hilley  Owen,  laborer,  bds.  16  Williams 
Hillman  Geo.  grocer,  372  Commercial,  h.  9  Prince 
Hillman  Mehitable,  widow,  h.  9  Prince 
Hillman  William,  painter,  h.  9  Prince 
Hills  B.  T.  36  AVashington,  bds.  9  Brattle  sq. 
Hills  Elizabeth  C.  thread  and  toys,  50  Beach 
Hills  George,  housewright,  h.  104  Pleasant 
Hills  Geo.  D.  64  Milk,  h.  at  Camb'dge  [Cambridge 
Hills  Henry  S.  chair  dealer,  50  Commercial,  h.  at 
Hills  James  W.  J.  72  Tremont 
Hills  Joel,  com.  mer.  66  Utica,  h.  250  Broadway 
Hills  (Joel  Fisher),  Foster  (/ ),  &  Co.  (B.  B.  Chad- 

loick),  trunk  manuf.  62  Blackstone,  b.  26  Ann 
Hills  Joel  H.  clerk,  66  Utica,  b.  250  Broadway 
Hills  John  R.  clerk,  165  Trem.  b.  7  Province  H.  ct. 
Hills  Joseph,  ladies'  shoes,  72  Tremont,  h.  do. 
Hills  Joseph  S.  11^  Tremont  row.  b.  Revere  House 
Hills  Norman,  book  keeper  at  Pemberton  House 
Hills  Richard,  watch  maker,  bds.  72  Tremont 
Hilt  Henry,  carpenter,  Lancaster,  h.  50  Billerica 
Hilton  Asa,  laborer,  bds.  r.  47  Merrimac 
Hilton  Charles,  stone  cutter,  bds.  9  New  Cross 
Hilton  John,  botanic  physician,  h.  41  Beach 
Hilton  John,  stevedore,  h.  r.  2  Henchman  lane 
Hilton  John  T.  hair  dresser,  32  Brattle,  h.  3  Second 
Hilton  William,  wool  and  commission  merchant, 

97^  State,  h.  at  Andover 
Hilton  William,  laborer,  h.  66  Porter,  E.  B. 
Hilton's  Express,  7  State 
Himes  Joshua  V.  Rev.  publisher  Advent  Herald, 

8  Chardon,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Hinckley  Aaron,  polisher,  house  11  Ohio  place 
Hinckley  Allen,  superintend'nt  Aqueduct,  Tyler,  n. 

Kneeland,  h.  5  Bond 
Hinckley  Benj.  (Lowell  S^  H.),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Hinckley  Chipman,  h.  6  North  Chapel  pi. 
Hinckley  David  (Howland,  H.  Sf  Co.),  h.  55  High 
Hinckley  David,  mariner,  h.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Hinckley  Ezra,  cooper,  53  Com'l,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Hinckley  E.  Russell  (Brewster  8; H.),  h.  at  Woburn 
Hinckley  Freeman   (Howland,  H.  &;  Co.),  house  at 

Chelsea  [pi.  bds.  rear  60  Salem 

Hinckley  George,  apothecary,   Salem,  c.   Bartlett 
Hinckley   Geo.   A.  piano-forte  maker,  416  Wash. 

house  Canton 
Hinckley  George  W.  80  Fulton 
Hinckley  Hannah,  widow,  house  57  Brighton 
Hinckley  Henry  H.  watch  maker,  1  N.  Market 
Hinckley  James,  U.  S.  mariner,  h.  10  Bridge 
Hinckley  John  K.  printer,  bds.  251  Broadway 
Hinckley  John  AV.  physician,  5  Maverick  block 
Hinckley  Luther,  clerk,  293  AVash.  h.  at  AVoburn 
Hinckley  Mark  F.  police  officer,  h.  123  Purchase 
Hinckley  Nancy,  house  157  Tyler  [Hotel 

Hinckley  Rufus  L.  physician,  Maverick  block,    c. 
Hinckley  Thomas  F.  piano-forte  maker,  house  11 

Ohio  place  [place 

Hinckley  AVm.  (N.   Harding  ^  Co.),  h.  9  Lyman 
Hinds  Alfred  H.  porter,  house  31  Billerica 
Hinds  A.  M.  provisions,  30  Derne,  h.  67  Myrtle 
Hinds  Barzillai,  provisions,  house  28  May 
Hinds  Benjamin  II.  book  binder,  h.  5  Lancaster 
Hinds  Calvin  P.  counsellor,  46  Court,  b.  Marlboro' 

Hotel 
Hinds  Elisha  W.  (Foster  ^  H.),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Hinds  Jas.  laborer,  h.  r.  18  Stillman       [Charlest'n 
Hinds  Lowell  L.  (IVm.  Burrage  ^  Co.),  house  at 
Hinds  AA'illiam  A.  house  3  Tileston 
Hine  Clermont  E.  dentist,  2  Albany,  h.  34  Tyler 
Hines  Elijah  B.  carpenter,  h.  15  Kennard  ave. 
Hines  James,  laborer,  house  3  Belmont 
Hines  James,  laborer,  house  19  Atkinson 
Hinkel  John,  cigar  maker,  h.  3  Greenough  lane 
Hinkley  David,  ship  chandler,  bds.  55  High 


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Hinkley   F.  J.  draughtsman  at   Boston    Locomo- 

motive  Works,  Harrison  ave.  h.  at  Brookline 
Hinkley  Gustavus,  machinist,  bds.  126  Fourth 
Hinkley  Holmes,  pres't  Boston  Locomotive  W'ks, 
Harr.  ave.  r.  692  Washington,  h.  at  Brookline 
Hinkley  Josiah,  machinist,  boards  111  Fourth 
Hinkley  Noah  &  Co.  (Walter  Little  field,  jr.),  stock 
and  exch.  brokers,  10  Exchange,  li.  29  Orange 
Hinks  Edward  W.  printer,  boards  2o  Elm 
Hinkson  Samuel,  police  officer,  house  7  Garden 
Hinman  George,  jr.   ship  stores,  51   India,  h.   113 
Purchase  [Oliver  place 

Hinman  Joseph,  machinist,  h.   Harrison  ave.  near 
Hinrichs  &  Co.   (F.  A.  Hirsch),  fancy  goods,  11 

_    Kilby 
Hinshon  James,  stone  mason,  house  109  Sea 
Hirlbert  Jacob,  engineer,  h.  r.  Third,  near  C 
Hirsch  Francis  A.,  Prussian  Consul,  11  Kilby,  bds. 

7  Bowdoin  square 
Hirth  Daniel  J.  uphols'r,  lo  Sudbury,  h.  24  Minot 
Hiscock  Sam'l  D.  attendant  Lunatic  Hospital,  S.  B. 
Hiscock  Sewell,  9  F.  H.  Market,  house  -54  Poplar 
Hiscock  Sewell,  jr.  9  F.  H.  Market,  h.  54  Poplar 
Hiscock  Sophia,  fancy  goods,  186  Hanover,  h.  2 

Hanover  place 
Hiss  Charles  E.  currier,  boards  5  Sheafe  [gis  place 
Hitchcock  Alfred  M.  4  Faneuil  Hall,  bds.  "lO  Stur- 
Hitchcock  Alvan,  salesman,  boards  10  Hudson 
Hitchcock  Daniel,  boards  91  Summer 
Hitchcock  David  K.  dentist,  127  Court 
Hitchcock  D.  E.  clerk,  20  Congress,  b.  7  Franklin 
Hitchcock  De  Witt  C.   designer  and  engraver  on 

wood,  o^  Joy's  building,  h.  at  Melrose 
Hitchcock  George  F.  teacher  Chauncy  School 
Hitchcock  {Henry),  Cobb  (£.),  &  Wirislow  {E.  D.), 

W.  I.  goods,  10  India,  house  73  Pinckney 
Hitchcock  Jesse,  jr.   clerk,  Washington  House 
Hitchcock  John  {M.  S.  Liiicoln  ^  Co.),  b.  Pearl  st. 
House  [House 

Hitchcock  [John  R.)  &  Huggins  {Nath'l),  Pearl  st. 
Hitchcock  Lemuel,  jr.  clerk,  6  India,  bds.  Pearl  st.  I 
House  I 

Hitchcock  Robert,  laborer,  197  Purchase 
Hitchcock  Robert  S.  Rev.  bds.  Central  sq.  E.  B. 
Hitchcock  Thomas,  laborer,  opp.  145  Purchase 
Hitchings  Ebenezer  H.  paper  hanger,  h.  rear  228 
Hanover  [n.  Paris,  E.  B. 

Hitchings  Edward  W.  paper  hanger,  h.   Sumner, 
Hitchins  Nathan,  sailor,  house  rear  56  W.  Cedar 
Hittenhime  John,  rigger,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Hittinger  J.  {Gage,  II.  &  Co.),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Hixon  Dwight,  86  Washington,  h.  at  Quincy 
Hixon  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  cor.  Cove 
Hixon  Edward,  upholsterer,  71   &  70   Cornhill,  h. 
at  Cambridge        [Mer.  row,  h.  r.  132  Hanover 
Hixon  {Geo.)  &  Jenness    {John),    restorator,   13 
Hixon  Martin,  71  Cornhill,  house  at  Cambridge 
Hixon  Timothy  W.   {Dexter,  H.  ^  Dexter),  house 

33  Atkinson  , 

Hixon  William  H.  house  7  Church  [rion 

Hixon  Wra.  M.  {Croome,  Hixon,  If  Co.),  b.  52  Ma- 
Hoar  E.  Rockwood,  counsellor,  18  old  State  House, 

house  at  Concord 
Hoar  John,  laborer,  h.  Seventh,  betw'n  N  and  0 
Hobart  {Aaron)  &  Briggs  {L.  H.),  dry  goods,  67 

Congress,  house  20  Dover 
Hobart  Albert  &  Co.  {J.  White,  jr.  Sn  A.  J.  Hobart), 

dry  goods,  18  Pearl,  house  4  Mt.  Vernon  pi. 
Hobart  Albert,  jr.  (.4.  Hobart  &;  Co.),  4  Mt.  Vernon 
Hobart  Enoch,  pres.  U.  M.  Ins.  Co.  10  old  State 
House,  h.  49  Pinckney  [h.  49  Pinckney 

Hobart  Enoch  A.  {Carpenter,  Fairbanks,  ^   Co.), 
Hobart  Erastus,  carpenter,  house  1  Fabin 
Hobart  George,  laborer,  house  26  Minot 
Hobart  {Henry  H.)  &  Bobbins  {Joseph  W.),  N.  E. 
Type  and  Stereotype  Foundry,  66  Congress,  h. 
at  West  Newton 
Hobart  Josiah,  clerk,  297  Washington 
Hobart  J.  S.  teacher,  boards  34  Oxford 
Hobart  Leavitt  (G.  Kingman  <8f  Co.),  h.  Beverly 


Hobart  Moses  L.  sheet  iron  worker,  h.  E,  c.  Bolton 
Hobart  Peter,  jr.  housewi-ight,   17  Hawley,  house 

20  Avery 
Hobart  Ralph,  trunk  maker,  house  7^  Eliot 
Hobart  Reuben  L.  housewright,  house  6  Ash 
Hobart  Samuel  B.  superintendent  Marine  Railway, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Hobart  Samuel  C.  house  80  Albany 
Hobart  Thomas  L.  59  Cornhill,  b.  74  Summer 
Hobart  Washington,  clerk,  bds.  193  Harrison  ave. 
Hobbs  Alvah,  physician,  h.  Suffolk,  cor.  Canton 
Hobbs  Calista,  widow  of  John,  house  Maiden 
Hobbs  Charles  F.  416  Wash.  b.  37  Lincoln  [bridge 
Hobbs  Daniel,  type  caster,  52   Wash.   h.  at  Cam- 
Hobbs  David,  clerk,  5  Union,  h.  21  Charter        [ell 
Hobbs  Henry  A.  carver,  36  Devonshire,  h.  44Low- 
Hobbs  Isaac,  shoes,  65  Fulton,  h.  at  Charlestovv'n 
Hobbs  {James)  &  Pratt  (S.  F.),  carvers,  8  Wilson 
lane,  house  at  Brookline  [Blossom 

Hobbs  James  W.  grocer,  Richmond,  n.  Ann,  h.  8 
Hobbs  John,  4  India  wharf,  house  64  Prince 
Hobbs  {J.  W.  F.)&  Prescott  (//.   C),  Wash.  st. 

line  coaches.  Wash.  c.  Canton,  h.  4  Canton 
Hobbs  Nathan,  engraver,  16  Wash.  h.  21  Charter 
Hobbs  Prentiss  &  T.  J.  lumber,  90  Sea,  house  at 

Watertown 
Hobbs  R.  G.  shoes,  65  Fulton 
Hobbs  Simon  L.  {Fitz  ^  H.),  138.^  Washington 
Hobbs  Thomas  J.  pattern  maker,  h.  Gold,  near  B 
Hobbs  Thomas  J.  (P.  4,  T.  J.  Hobbs),  bds.  U.   S. 
Hotel  ■  [h.  8  Maple  pi. 

Hobbs  W.  J.  C.  produce,  46  Kneeland,  cor.  Utica, 
Hobby  William,  Cambridge,  c.  Charles,  h.  11  Lin- 

dall  place 
Hobson  Robert,  house  4  May  place 
Hoch  Elizabeth,  vddow,  house  8  Pleasant 
Hockey  Joseph,  weigher  and  inspector  of  hay,  17 

City  wharf,  house  at  Chelsea 
Hodgdon  Albion,  carpenter,  228  Har.  avenue 
Hodgdon  Elizabeth,  widow,  b.  Orleans,  E.  B. 
Hodgdon  Frederic,  mariner,  h.  7  Wesley,  E.  B. 
Hodgdon  George  C.  leather,  14  Blaekstone,  house 
at  Salem  [E.  B. 

Hodgdon  Geo.  C.  ship  carpenter,   h.  Bennington, 
Hodgdon  Henry  B.  house  6  Lindall  place 
Hodgdon  John  G.  teamster.  Dock  sq.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Hodgdon  Lorenzo,  boards  6  Hayward  place 
Hodgdon  Nathan,  truckman,  h.  5  W.  Centre 
Hodge  Edward,  caulker,  h.  Cross,  n.  Border,  E.  B. 
Hodge  Francis,  carpenter,  boards  35  Pitts 
Hodge  Henry,  captain,  house  G99  Washington 
Hodge  Jacob,  shipwright,  h.  3  Washburn  place 
Hodge  John,  shipwright,  house  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Hodge  Robert,  machinist,  house  19  Morton 
Hodge  Samuel,  hackman,  bds.  8  Franklin 
Hodges  {A.  D.)  &  Emmons  (/.  L.),  W.  I.  goods, 

32  South  market,  house  at  Roxbury 
Hodges  Benjamin,  boarding,  221  Harrison  avenue 
Hodges  Edward  F.  counsellor,  46  Wash,  house  E. 
Canton  [way 

Hodges  George,  wagoner,  h.  Gardner  place,  Broad- 
Hodges  Geo.  A.  book  keeper,  12  Elm,  h.  at  Salem 
Hodges  Geo.  D.  {Webster  &;  H.),  h.  at  Salem 
Hodges  Jane  G.,  French  goods,  240  Washington, 

house  35  Common 
Hodges  John  R.  shipwright,  h.  1  Townsend  place 
Hodges  Rosetta,  boards  7  Eliot 
Hodges  Spencer  P.  clerk,  1  Faneuil  Hall 
Hodges  William  S.  house  11  Dover  [Allen 

Hodgkins  Geo.  L.  grocer,  108  &  110  Fulton,  bds.  3 
Hodgkins  Joseph  W.  grocer,   73  Federal,  c.  Pur- 
chase, bds.  85  Bedford 
Hodgkins  Joshua,  carpenter,  h.  6  Baldwin  place 
Hodgkins  Levi,  expr.  wagon,  8  Court,  h.  27  Marion 
Hodgkins  Lydia,  house  2  North  End  block 
Hodgman  &  Co.'s  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Hodgman  James  F.  bds.  Com'l,   opposite  Charter 
Hodierne  Thomas  H.  watch  maker,  67  Cornhill 
Hodierne  Wm.  watch  maker,  Court,  cor.  Cornhill, 
house  8  W.  Centre 


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Hodsdon  Lyman,  express,  house  34  Piedmont 
Hodsdon  Wm.  82  F   H.  Market,  bds.  9  Pitts 
Plodson  Henry,  gold  beater,  bds.  143  Pleasant 
Hodson  Richard,  h.  143  Pleasant 
Hodson  Richard,  jr.  tin  plate  worker,  h.  6o  Brighton 
Hofeland  Mary  A.  female  physician,  4  Friend 
Hoffendahl  Chas.  F.  physician,  house   9    Someiset 
Hoifman  Jacob,  mariner,  house  7  Unity  court 
Hoffman  L.  A.  dress  maker,  296  Washington 
Hoffman  William,  baker,  h.  42  Prince     TCongress 
Hofman  Moritz,  ed.  and  pub.    Boston   Merkur,  32 
Hoffmann  J.  C.  H.  cabinet  manuf  r,  19  Blossom 
Hogan  Daniel,  waiter,  h.  10  Federal  court 
Hogan  David,  laborer,  house  84  Sea 
Hogan  Dennis,  porter,  h.  21  Washington  square 
Hogan  Edward,  laborer,  house  46  Cove 
Hogan  Henry  T.  stair  builder,  bds.  ol  Marion 
Hogan  James,  carpenter,  h.  15  Essex  place 
Hogan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house   Humphrey  place 
Hogan  John,  laborer,  house  3  Cove 
Hogan  John,  house  65  Eliot 
Hogan  John,  laborer,  house  43  Porter,  E.  B. 
Hogan  John  R.  mariner,  house  23  Grove 
Hogan  Julia  Mrs.  house  209  Ann 
Hogan  Michael,  laborer,  10  Belmont 
Hogan  Michael,  carpenter,  house  E.  Dedham 
Hogan  Philip,  waiter,  house  56  Kneeland 
Hogan  R.  stevedore,  house  Porter,  E.  B. 
Hogan  Roger,  laborer,  h.  17  Erie 
Hogan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Furnace 
Hogan  Thos.  laborer,  4  Sullivan  place 
Hogan  Thomas,  puddler,  h.  I,  near  Broadway 
Hogan  Thomas,  tailor,  hoaise  46  Nashua 
Hogan  Thomas,  tailor,  42  Kingston 
Hogan  William,  laborer,  house  11  Essex  place 
Hogg  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  22  Washington   avenue 
Hogins  Asa  B.  broker,  house  4  Province        [Plain 
Hoit  A.  G.  artist.  5^   Tremont  row,  h.  at  Jamaica 
Hoit  Nathan  B.  carpenter,  h.  Thinl,  near  I 
Holahan  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  near  Tyler 
Holahan  John,  laborer,  house  3  Seabury  place 
Holahan  John,  laborer,  h.    Endicot,  cor.   Stillman 
Holbrook  &  Co.  hardware  and  crockery,  Maverick 

square,  E.  B. 
Holbrook  Anthonv,  house  198  Harrison  av. 
Holbrook  {Anthony)  &  Newcomb  (J.),  127  and  129 

F.  H.  Market,  house  1  Stillman 
Holbrook  Anthony  P.  {Foster  ^11.),  h.  98  Court 
Holbrook,  Brothers  {Theodore  ^  EdwardH.),  hard- 
ware, 100  Milk 
Holbrook  C.  G.  physician,  655  Wash,  house  do. 
Holbrook  Charles,  diy  goods,  93  Hanover    [577  do. 
Holbrook  Charles  C.  lace  goods,  305  Wash,  house 
Holbrook  Charles  L.  clerk,  boards  1  McLean 
Holbrook  Charles   W.    discount  clerk,  City   Bank 
Holbrook  Daniel,  real  estate  broker,  88   Friend,  h. 
3  Crescent  court  [h.  1  McLean 

Holbrook  Edward,  salt  store,  51  and  o'2  Long  whf. 
Holbrook   Edward  H.    {Holbrook,   Brothers),  h.  2 

Chardon 
Holbrook  Edwin  M.  78  Milk,  bds.  56  Allen     [New 
Holbrook  Eliphalet,  blacksmith,  b.  Maverick,  near 
Holbrook  (Enos)  &  Adams  (H.  K.),  shipwrights, 

137.2  Commercial,  h.  3  Clark 
Holbrook  George  R.  37  Court  sq.  h.  34  Kneeland 
Holbrook  Gideon,  cooper,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Holbrook  {H.  A.),  Smiths  {D.  C.  &:  Joseph),  &  Co. 

fish  store.  Commercial  wf.  h.  94  Salem 
Holbrook  Hannah,  boarding,  30  Lowell 
Holbrook  Henry  J.  dry  goods,  30  Kilby,  house   at 

Braintree 
Holbrook  {Henry  M.),  Carter  {J.  B.),  &  Co.  (/.  F. 

Holbrook),  dry  goods,  40  Pearl,  h.  19  Beacon 
Holbrook  James,  shipsmith,  house  Spear  place 
Holbrook  Jesse  (Robinson  ^  H.),   h.  2  Wesley  pi. 
Holbrook  John  F.  {H.  Carter  ^  Co.),  h.    17   Ash- 
burton  place  [Cambridge 
Holbrook  Jonathan,   grocer,   1  Pinckney,   h.    148 
Holbrook  Maria  F.  nurse,  house  20  Piedmont 
Holbrook  Mary  Mrs.  seamstress,  house  8  Sheafe 


Holbrook  Nathan,  engineer,  h.  Sumner  pi.  E.  B. 
Holbrook  O.  M.  teacher,  h.  655  Washington 
Holbrook  Rufus  H.  hackman,  h.  79  Cambridge 
Holbrook  Samuel,  119  Wash.  h.  Allen,  c.  Spring 
Holbrook  Samuel,  carpenter,  bds.  17  Carver 
Holbrook  Samuel,  clothing,  135   Ann,  h.  1   Sheafe 
Holbrook  Samuel,  jr.  oysters,  156  Ann 
Holbrook    {Samuel  F.)  &   Dillon   {James),   ship- 

vFi'ights,  Fort  Hill  whf.  h.  44  Purchase 
Holbrook  Samuel  R.  M.  merchant,  75   State,  h.  at 

Dorchester  [Roxbury 

Holbrook  Theodore,  {Holbrook,  Brothers)  house  a.t 
Holbrook  {Thomas)  &  Son  {Thomas  F.),  oysters, 

43  Merchants'  row  [Gray  place 

Holbrook  Thomas  F.  {Holbrook  <Sf  So7i),   house   2 
Holbrook  U.  T.  Mrs.  bds.  19  Hudson      [15  Myrtle 
Holbrook  Vernon,  shoes  and  leather,  25  Fulton,  h. 
Holbrook  Wm.  lather,  house  7  Grove 
Holbrook  Wm.  B.  housewright,  h.  Telegraph 
Hold  Francis,  shoe  maker,  house  3  Barre  place 
Holden  &  Brother  {Ada7ns  M.  Sg  Milton),  camphor 

refiners,  Second,  near  F 
Holden  Andrew,  seaman,  house  Second,  near  P 
Holden  Artemas  R.  broker,  house  10  Milton 
Holden  A.  P.  &  Co.  grain,  flour,  and  hay,  7  Sea,  h. 

at  Dorchester 
Holden  Charlotte,  widow,  house  69  Nashua 
Holden  {Ebenezer),  Bullard  {Eleazer),  &    Co.    {E. 

Holden,jr.),  49  F.  H.  Market,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Holden  Ebenezer,  jr.  {Holden,  Bullard  iS,  Co.),  h.  at 

Dorchester 
Holden  Eliza,  widow,  house  7  Orange  lane         [do. 
Holden  E.  S.  druggist,  Sumner,  c.  Lewis,  E.  B.  h. 
Holden  Freeman,  fish,  fruit,  &c.  5  Railroad  block, 

Lincoln,  house  34  Albany 
Holden  James  D.  laborer,  house  69  Nashua 
Holden  Jesse,  shoes,  Sumner,  n.  Liverpool,  h.  do. 
Holden  {Joel  M.)  &  Blanchard  (IF.  K),  furniture 

and  feathers,  65  Blackstone  and   83   Hanover, 

house  244  Hanover 
Holden  John,  hatter,  house  22  S.  Russell 
Holden  John,  turner,  h.  10  Ashland  avenue 
Holden  John  A.  &  Co.  {Geo.  Rust),  22  F.  H.  Mar- 
ket, house  at  Cambridge 
Holden  Leonard  P.  15  &  17  Kilby,  h.  2  Tyler 
Holden  Martin,  boot  maker,  10   Devonshire,  house 

33  Oliver 
Holden  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  7  Brighton 
Holden  Milton  {Holden^  Brother-),  h.  Groton,  N.  H. 
Holden  Oliver,  bds.  Sumner,  near  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Holden  Thos.  F.  4  Milk,  house  at  Charlestown 
Holderness  Geo.  S.  rigger,  house  17  Salutation 
Holl  Robert,  collar  maker,  16  P^ederal 
Hollan  Michael,  laborer,  house  Second,  near  A 
Holland  Addison  H.  bds.  14  Boylston 
Holland  Daniel,  laborer,  house  90  Broad 
Holland  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  86  Federal 
Holland  Dennis,  laborer,  house  3  Belmont 
Holland  Fred.  W.  Rev.  Ill  Wash.  h.    60   Pleasant 
Holland  Henry  E.  organ  maker,  h.  91  Second 
Holland  Humphrey,  laborer,  h.  31  Atkinson 
Holland  James,  laborer,  h.  Cove,  n.  Cove  place 
Holland  John,  laborer,  h.  9  Federal  court 
Holland  James  B.  carriage  trimmer,  bds.  64  South 
Holland  James  F.  carpenter,    11    Merrimac,  house 

46  Poplar 
Holland  John,  boarding,  house  14  Gouch 
Holland  John,  depot  master  E.R.R.  h.4  Webster  pi. 
Holland  Paul,  grocer,  Bloss'm,  c.  Vine,  b.  31  Myrtle 
Holland  Sarah  Mrs.  house  45  W.  Cedar 
Holland  Thomas,  house  7  Beach 
Holland  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  28  Stillman     [Harvard 
Holland  Thomas  R.  plate  printer,  12   School,  h.  37 
Holland  William,  paper  hanger,  h.  14  Gouch 
Holland  William  A.  hardware,   15   Dock   sq.   h.   5 

Newton  place  [ver,  h.  do. 

Hollander  Theresa,  children's  clothing,  118  Hano- 
Hollerhan  Margaret,  widow,  h.  r.  Third,  near  K 
Holley  John,  mariner,  house  19  Wash,  avenue 
HoUfelter  John,  miller,  h.    Plymouth,  n.  Roxbury 


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Hollie  Henry,  laborer,  house  7^  Bartlett 
Hollind  John,  tailor,  house  30  Stillman 
Holling  Nich'las,  wheelvv'ght.  h.  4!)  T'npike  [r.  do. 
HoUingsworth  Francis,  march,  tailor,  70o  Wash.  h. 
HoUingsvvorth  Geo.  artist,  11    Tremont  Temple,  h. 

at  Milton 
HoUingsworth  J.  M.  &.  L.,  Manilla  paper,  35  Dev- 
onshire, house  at  W.  Cambridge  [Roxbury 
HoUingsworth  L.  (/.  M.  S;  L.  Ilol/'inr/sworfh),  h.  at 
HoUis  Barnabas,  laborer,  h.  Brooklinc,  n.  Tremont 
HoWis  (Charles)  &   Wheeler  (-1.),  artists'   finding 

store,  59  Union,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Hollis  Ebenezer,  housewright,  house  Suffolk,  opp. 

Kellam  place 
Hollis  Elizabeth,  milliner,  h.  165   Fourth,  near   D 
Hollis  Geo.  28  Pearl,  boards  43  Bedford 
Hollis  Ignatius  J.  grocer,  292  Com'l,  h.  at  Lynn 
Hollis  John  Henry,  155  Milk,  cor.  Broad 
Hollis  John  O.  30  Union,  house  4  Prospect 
Hollis  Joseph,  30  Union,  house  16  Stillman 
Hollis  Phccbe,  widow,  house  669  Washington 
Hollis  Stephen,  musician,  h.  165  Fourth,  near  C 
Hollis  Thomas,  druggist,  30  Union,  h.  16  Sheafe 
Hollis  Thomas  B.  glazier,  house  77  Pleasant 
Hollis  Thomas  J.  cooper,  house  18  Suffolk 
Hollis  William,  upholsterer,  house  28  South 
Hollis  Wm.  H.  81  Wash,  boards  at  Chelsea 
Hollis  Wm.  O.  whip  maker,  7  Wash.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Hollister  George  AV.  clerk,  boards  43  Bedford 
HoUister  James,  clerk,  84  Hanover 
Holman  Charles,  1  Faneuil  Hall,  boards  26  Ann 
Holman  Edwin  (Edwards,  !{.&:  Co.),  h.  at  Newton 
Holman  Oilman  C.  importer  fancy  goods  and  toys, 

15  &  17  Kilby,  h.  10  Edinboro' 
Holman  Henry,  printer,  h.  1  Clifton  place 
Holman  John,  teamster,  12  Sea       [Cambridgeport 
Holman  John  (Mannimj,  Glover,  S;  Co.),   house  at 
Holman  John  S.  shoe  maker,  102  Federal,  h.  27  Sea 
Holman  Joseph  F.  apothecary,  Eliot,  c.  Carver,  b. 

8  Hayward  place  [Eaton 

Holman  Jo.shua  B.  medicines.  54  Cornhill,  h.  10 
Holman  Leonard,  boarding,  21^  Portland 
Holman  Lyman  F.  clerk,  17  Kilby,  b.  10  Edinboro' 
Holman  M.  P.  nurse,  house  South,  c.  East 
Holman  Oliver,  stationer,  124  State,  h  47  Chambers 
Holman  (7/.  IF.)  &  Silsby  (/.  //.),  proprietors  U. 

S.  Hotel,  c.  Lincoln,  Beach,  and  Kingston 
Holmes  Aaron,  watches,  16  Wash.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Holmes  Adeline,  boys'  clothes,  3  Harvard 
Holmes  Charles  (Holmes  &;  Co.),  b.  34  Salem 
Holmes  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Holmes  David  N.  last  maker,  boards  13  Gouch 
Holmes  Dennis,  boards  12th  Ward  Hotel 
Holmes  Dolly,  nurse,  house  8  Myrtle 
Holmes  Edwin,  4  Tremont  row 
Holmes  Elizabeth,  boarding,  15  Morton  place 
Holmes  Francis,  housewright,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Holmes  Galen,  jr.  turnkey  Leveret  st.  jail,  boards 

15  Lowell 
Holmes  George,  12th  Ward  Hotel,  54  Fourth 
Holmes  Given,  dry  goods,  413  Wash.  b.  42  Har.  av. 
Holmes  Henry,  clerk,  boards  13  Commercial 
Holmes  Hcpry,  house  20  Canton 
Holmes  Henry,  barber,  S.  Bost.  Hotel,    73  Fourth 
Holmes  Henry  E.  machinist,  house  2  Rochester 
Holmes  Ichabod  S.  shoe  maker,  220A  Wash,  house 

85  Tyler 
Holmes  (Jacob   R.)    &    Snelling    (Joseph),    ship- 
wrights, Sargent's  wf.  &   New,  n.  Sumner,  E. 

B.  h.  Central  square,  E.  B. 
Holmes  James  A.  clerk,  10  Congress 
Holmes  Jane,  widow  of  Isaac  W.    h.  198  Hanover 
Holmes  (Jesse)  &  Curtis  (Edw.  A.),  type  founders, 

41  Congress,  h.  foot  May,  west  of  Charles 
Holmes  John,  thread  store,  4  Tremont  row 
Holmes  John  B.  machinist,  8  and  9  Charlestown, 

house  62  Poplar  [House 

Holmes  John  S.  counsellor,  46  Wash.  b.  Winthrop 
Holmes  John  W.  clerk,  206  Hanover,  b.  13  Com'l 
Holmes  Joseph,  moulder,  house  2  Moon  st.  ct. 


Holmes  Jos.  T.  ship  joiner,  48  Com  1,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Holmes  Mary  D.  h.  2  Chardon  st.  ct. 
Holmes  Mary  H.  widow,  house  13  Commercial 
Holmes  Nathaniel  (J.  Stimson  &;  Co.),  h.  17  Brattle 
Holmes  (iV.)  &  Goodwin  (Daniel),  housewrights, 

rear  21  Union,  h.  17  Brattle 
Holmes  Oliver,  (Mttl/in  &  II.),  h.  44  Harvard 
Holmes  Oliver  W.  physician,  h.  8  Montgomery  pi. 
Holmes  Orpheus,  14  Long  wf.  b.  at  Cambridgeport 
Holmes  Perley  Mrs.  h.  rear  35  Pitts 
Holmes  &  Co.  (Peter  ^  C.  Holmes),  cork  cutters, 

57  Blackstone,  house  27  N.  Margin 
Holmes  Richard,  shoes,  142  Hanover,  h.  6  Charter 
Holmes  Richard  T.  house  51  Fourth,   n.  Turnpike 
Holmes  Sarah,  house  7  Groton 
Holmes  Thaddevis,  caulker,  house  London,  E.  B. 
Holmes  Thomas,  handcartman,  h.  1  Emery  place 
Holmes  Tryphosa,  widow,  h.  10  Marshall 
Holmes  William,  laborer,  h.  4  Hamilton  alley 
Holmes  William,  shipwright,  b.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Holmes  William  C.  carpenter,  house  11  Grove 
Holmes  Wm.  H.  saddler,  25  Trem't  row,  h  4  Acorn 
Holmes  William  S.  house  8  Hudson 
Holmes  AV.  G.  (Kelli/  &;  IL),  h.  Liverpool,  n.  Mav- 
erick, E.  Boston 
Holmes  Zacheus,  house  16  Brighton 
Holohan  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  1  Thacher  court 
Holsten  Christian  H.  laborer,  h.  Noble  pi.  E.  B. 
Holsten  Claus  H.  laborer,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Holt  Abicl,  messenger  State  House,  h.  28  Myrtle 
Holt  Benj.  S.  clerk," 29  Cornhill,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Holt  Charles,  blacksmith,  house  8  Eliot 
Holt  (Chas.  S.)  &  Stockbridgo(TF.  R.),  auctioneers 

and  com.  mer.  24  Brorafield,  b.  51  High 
Holt  Charles  AV.  clerk,  18  Haverhill 
Holt  Daniel,  teamster,  house  r.  Third,  near  C 
Holt  Edah  P.  tailoress,  boards  60  Tyler 
Holt  Eliza  Ann,  widow,  house  Gold,  near  D 
Holt  Geo.  S.  job  wagon,  house  70  High 
Holt  J.  &  J.  E.  silver  platers,   44  Union,  house  at 

Somerville 
Holt  James  H.  cook,  house  31  S.  Russell 
Holt  John  W.  eating  room,  50  Cause'y,  c.  Nashua 
Holt  Jonathan,  cordwainer,  137  Sea,  house  do. 
Holt  Joseph,  tailor,  house  9  Suffolk         [Shawmut 
Holt  Justin  E.   (J.  &;  J.  E.   Holt),  44  Union,  h.  20 
Holt  Reuben  L.  truckman,  house  2  Cotton  pi. 
Holt  Ruth,  widow,  house  13  Auburn 
Holt  Samuel,  job  wagon,  house  70  High 
Holt  Samuel,  truckman,  12  Chatham 
Holt  S.  W.  house  158  Cambridge 
Holt  Sylvester,  paper  hanger,  house  r.  27  Common 
Holt  Sylvester  H.  paper  hanger,  b.  r.  27  Common 
Holt  Thomas,  printer,  house  133  Endicot 
Holt  AVillard,  hats  and  caps,  49  N.  Market,  house 

at  Cambridgeport 
Holton  Charles  O.  boards  10  Pitts 
Holton  D.  J.  house  32  Fayette 
Holton  Francis  H.  boards  8  Eaton 
Holton  Henry,  mason,  house  133  Hudson 
Holton  Henry  B.  boards  8  La  Grange  place 
Holton  James,  pile  driver,  house  133  Hudson 
Holton  J.  K.  physician,  Garden,  cor.  May 
Holton  John,  Pantheon  Hall,  439  AVashington 
Holton  Lemuel,  shoes,  79  Court,  h.  18  Oxford 
Holton  Leonard,   truckman,  70  Friend,  house  at 

Somerville 
Holton  Samuel  S.  shoes,  43  Court,  h.  8  Eaton 
Holton  Thomas  S.  79  Court,  boards  18  Oxford 
Holway  Francis,  housewright,  house  81  Ontario 
Holway  Philip,  watches  and  jewelry,  204  Hanover, 

house  15  Orange 
Homans  Chas.  D.  house  158  Tremont 
Homans  John,  physician,  h.  Tremont,  c.  Winter 
Homer  Albert,  painter,  68  Court,   house  Butolph, 

corner  Myrtle 
Homer  (Chas.)  &  Sprague  (/.  B.  C),  merchants, 

45  and  20  India  wharf,  bds.  Tremont  House 
Homer  &  Co.  (Chas.  S.  Homer  S^  Charles  Leif/hton), 

hardware,  24  Merchants'  row,  h.  at  Cambridge 


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Homer  David,  boards  4  Madison  place 

Homer  Eleazer,  jr.  wharfinger,  Battery  wf.  house 

at  W.  Cambridge  [Walnut 

Homer  Fitzhenry,  13  Central  wf.  house  Beacon,  c. 
Homer  Francis    H.  P.   hardware   and   paints,   562 

Washington,  h.  24  Orange  [c.  Florence 

Homer  George,  sec.  Mer.  Ins.  Co.  38  State,  h.  Wash. 
Homer  George,  mason,  house  110  Hudson 
Homer  Geo.  F.  counsellor,  4  Court,  h.  at  Brookline 
Homer  George  J.  brush  maker,  h.  2o  Stillman 
Homer  Gilman,  laborer,  h.  Dedhani,  n.  Newland 
Homer  Henry,  crier  Municipal  Court,  h.  225  Fourth 
Homer  Henry,  lithographer,  boards  1  Green 
Homer  Henry  B.  machinist,  house  London,  E.  B. 
Homer  James  {Gragg  ^  II.),  house  28  Porter 
Homer  James  L.  house  15  Montgomery  place 
Homer  Levi  P.  teacher  music,  h.  7  Milton  pi. 
Homer  Mary,  house  35  Auburn 
Homer  Mary  A.  widow  of  Henry,  house  1  Green 
Homer  Milton,  confectioner,  house  10  Fabin 
Homer  Peter  T.  65  Congress,  h.  27  Mt.  Vernon 
Homer  Samuel  J.  M.  {Homers  iS,  Ladd),  house  114 

Harrison  avenue  [House 

Homer  Sidney,  importer,  65  Congress,  b.  Tremont 
Homer  Walter  W.  carpenter,  house  Trumbull 
Homer  Wm.  F.  &  Co.  (L.  £.  Caswell),  crockery  & 

paper  hangings,  33  Union,  h.  at  W.  Cambridge 
Homer  William  H.  broker,  31  Court 
Homers  {Chas.  W.  ^  S.  J.  M.  Homer)  &  Ladd  (TF. 

G.jr.),  hardware,  34  Union,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Homes  Elbridge  G.  prov's,  249  Hanov'r,  b.  175.^  do. 
Homes  John,  cabinet  maker,  boards  6  Lowell  ct. 
Hone  James,  stone  cutter,  h.  opp.  62  Friend 
Honey  John  H.  h.  Dedham,  cor.  Newland 
Hood  C.  J.  conductor  Old  Colony  depot 
Hood  Geo.  shoes  and  leather,  38  Fulton,  h.  at  Lynn 
Hood  Samuel,  jr.  trader,  h.  283  Fourth 
Hood  Thomas,  auctioneer,  6  Market  sq.  h.  Sumner, 

n.  Orleans 
Hoog  James  T.  1  old  State  House,  b.  12  Hanover 
Hoogland  Lydia  B.  V.  h.  92  Tremont 
Hoogs  Francis,  carpenter,  h.  1  Sears'  pi. 
Hoogs  Octavian,  h.  52  Billerica 
Hoogs  Steph.  F.  prov's,  18  the  S.  M'ket,  h.  Ontario 
Hoogs  Wm.  H.  housewright,  h.  4  Church 
Hook  Dudley  W.  laborer,  h.  10  Greenough  av. 
Hook  E.  &  G.  G.  organ  builders,  1  Second,  house 

Hook  Geo.  G.  {E.  ^  G.  G.  Hook),  h.  at  Somerville 
Hook  Jacob,  police  officer,  h.  3  Snowhill  pi. 
Hook  Wm.  il.  M.  provisions,  49  Salem,  boards  3 

Snowhill  place  [E.  B. 

Hooker  David  S.  blacksmith,  Decatur,  h.  Havre, 
Hooker  Sarah,  widow,  seamstress,  h.  15  S.  Russell 
Hooper  Eunice,  44  Summer 

Hooper  F.  A.  merchant,  40  India  wf.  h.  5  Trem.  pi. 
Hooper   {Frederick    T.)   &    Pond   {M.     W.),    dry 

goods,  60  Hanover,  h.  98  Chambers 
Hooper  Geo.  K.  3  Holmes'  bl'k,  h.  1.  N.  Margin  pi. 
Hooper  Henry,  teller  City  Bank,  h.  14  Dover 
Hooper  Henry  N.  &  Co.  ( Wm.   Blake  &;  Thomas 

Richardson),  copper  dealers,  24  Commercial, 

and  Causeway,  c.  Nashua,  h.  14  Sheafe 
Hooper  James  L.  carpenter,  house  r.  647^  Wash. 
Hooper  John  {B.  Loring  8^  Co.),  h.  4  South 
Hooper  John,  h.  5  Fayette  ct. 
Hooper  John,  mariner,  h.  14  Washington  sq. 
Hooper  John  S.  {B.  Loring  ^  Co.),  h.  4  South 
Hooper  J.  S.  B.  laborer,  h.  5  Fayette  ct. 
Hooper  Nancy,  widow,  house  18  Norfolk  pi. 
Hooper  Nathaniel  {Minot  &;  II.),  h.  17  Temple  pi. 
Hooper  Robert,  pres.  Boston  Bk.  h.  51  Mt.  Vernon 
Hooper  Robert,  jr.  clerk,  bds.  51  Mt.  Vernon 
Hooper  Robert  C.  merchant,  26  Central  wharf,  h. 

at  Dorchester 
Hooper  R.  W.  physician,  house  44  Summer 
Hooper  Samuel  {Wm.  Appleton  ^  Co.),  house  85 

Mount  Vernon  [town 

Hooper  S.  T.,Mass.  Bank,  66  State,  h.  at  Charles- 
Hooper  Thos.  mess.  Mass.  Bank,  h.  at  Charlestown 


Hooper  Thomas   W.  teller  Merchants'   Bank,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Hooper  Wm.  clerk,  99  State,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Hooper  Wm.  B.  clerk,  8  Liberty  sq.  b.  Commerc'l 

Coffee  House 
Hooper  Wm.  F.  291  Wash.  b.  Cent'l  H.  [Hanover 
Hooton  David,  printer,  10  Haskins'  building,  opp. 
Hooton  {Francis)  &  Tyler  {F.  L.),  painters.  Pleas- 
ant, c.  Washington,  h.  10  Lucas  place 
Hooton  Jas.  music  teacher,  h.  1  Chardon  St.  ct. 
Hooton  Robert  T.  mariner,  h.  46  Prince 
Hopkins  Abner  F.  job  wagon,  h.  121  Endicot 
Hopkins  Alexander,  police,  h.  2  Fruit  st.  ct. 
Hopkins  Charles,  furniture  and  feathers,  39  and  41 

Cornhill,  h.  36  Pinckney 
Hopkins  Charlotte,  toys,  151  Hanover,  h.  117  do. 
Hopkins  Daniel  W.  proprietor  Western  av.  Hotel 
Hopkins  Deborah  M.  h.  36  Pinckney 
Hopkins  Elbridge  G.  {Sawyer  (Sf  H.),  h.  1  Arnold 
Hopkins  Elihu,  carpenter,  bds.  2  W.  Centre 
Hopkins  Elisha  B.  lumber,  h.  Central  sq. 
Hopkins  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Bolton,  n.  A 
Hopkins  Franklin  {Smith  3;  H.),  h.  at  Charlesto'n 
Hopkins  Hannah,  widow,  h.  Unity,  n.  Charter 
Hopkins  Henrietta,  bds.  58  Temple 
Hopkins  Isabella  H.  wid.  of  Sam'l,  bds.  51  High 
Hopkins  Jeremiah,   clerk,  18  Central  wf.  b.  12  La 

Grange  place 
Hopkins  John,  chair  maker,  h.  22  Charlestown 
Hopkins  John,  musician,  h.  37  Marion 
Hopkins  Jonathan,  mariner,  h.  59  Commercial 
Hopkins  Lucy,  h.  Ontario 
Hopkins  Martha  T.  nurse,  6  Norfolk  pi. 
Hopkins  Sam'l,  machinist,  h.  Norwich,  n.  Har.  av. 
Hopkins  Sam'l  B.  77  Commercial,  b.  Richmond  H. 
Hopkins  Solomon,  h.  127  Harrison  av. 
Hopkins  Thomas,  mariner,  h.  26  Spring 
Hopkins  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  A 
Hopkins  Warren,  clerk,  66  Hanover,  h.  58  Temple 
Hopkins  Z.  W.  {Snelling  %II.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Hopkinson  Cyrus,  cap  maiiuf.  81  Hanov.  b.  190  do. 
Hopkinson  Wm.  L.  26  Dock  sq.  h.  4  Fayette  ct. 
Hoppin  John,  wood  and  coal,  21  Charles,  h.  27  do. 
Hoppin  Mary,  washing,  house  39  Bridge 
Hoppin  Sarah  W.  h.  Ilavre,  n.  Sumner 
Hopps  {('has.)  &  Breslaw  {James  C),  painters,  75 

Union,  h.  at  Somerville 
Horgan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  88  Eliot 
Horgan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  6  ^litna  pi. 
Horgan  James,  grocer,  Lincoln,  c.  Orange,  h.  do. 
Horgan  John,  laborer,  h.  102  Warren 
Horn  Benj.  F.  dry  goods,  519  Wash.  b.  3  Marion 
Horn  C.  E.  music  teacher,  h.  3  Jeiferson  pi. 
Horn  Chas.  F.  painter,  7  Market  square,  house  at 
Charlestown  [8  Hanover,  h.  65  Poplar 

Horn  Edwin  B.  solar  lamps,  watches  and  jewelry, 
Horn  Henry,  hats  and  cups,  60  Turnpike,  h.  Dor- 
chester, n.  Third 
Horn  John  B.  teamsti  r,  house  r.  45  Causeway 
Horn  Joseph,  restoraror,  11  Lincoln 
Horn  Joshua,  19  F.  H.  Market,  h.  51  Portland 
Horn  Mary  J.  Mrs.  confectioner,  70  Pinckney 
Horn  Wm.  brass  finisher,  b.  2  Gorham  pi. 
Horn  Wm.  H.  19  F.  H.  Market,  h.  51  Portland 
Home  John,  teamster,  h.  44  Billerica 
Hornsman  Henry,  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Horr  Joseph,  stair  builder,  h.  14  Norwich 
Horrigan  John,  laborer,  h.  3  Warren  pi. 
Horsfield  John,  shipwi-ight,  house  Cross,  E.  B. 
Horsman  Ebenezer  R.  27  Court,  h.  15  Tyler 
Horsman  Frederick  A.  dry  goods,  24  Hanover 
Horswell  James,  34  Milk,  b.  28  Beach 
Horton  Abel,  porter,  boards  58  South 
Horton  Chas.  H.  book  binder,  h.  1  Lyndeboro'  pL 
Horton  {David  W.),  Cordis  {F.  T.),  &  Co.  {F.  A. 
Hall),  hardware,  114  Milk,  h.  at  W.  Cambridge 
Horton  Elbridge  G.  273  Washington 
Horton  Henry,  h.  London,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Horton  Henry  K.  {F.  Skinner  <Sf  Co.),  house  15 
Winthrop  place 


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BOSTON      [H]       DIRECTORY 


Horton  Hopkins,  truckman,  h.  58  South 
Horton  J.  H.  book  keeper,  bds.  National  House 
Horton  John  N.  truckman,  2  Blanche  ct. 
Horton  Josiah,  truckman,  h.  75  Charlestown 
Horton  Jotham  W.  clerk,  bds.  272  Tremont 
Horton  Lucius  B.  &  Co.  {W.  C.  Boon),  buttons,  48 

Milk,h.  at  Chelsea 
Horton  Nathan  P.  bds.  London,  n.  Sumner 
Horton  Thos.  R.  oysters,  Travers,  c.  Portland 
Horton  Wm.  pOrter,  bds.  58  South 
Horton  Wm.  H.  {W.  H.  Mmiu  &  Co.) 
Horton  Wm.  R.  {E.  Bnnley  &  Co.),  h.  2  Allen 
Horton  Zebina,  122  Third,  c.  JD,  h.  do. 
Hosea  Richard,  constable,  h.  75  Charter 
Hosea  Samuel,  shipwright,  h.  10  Salutation 
Hosea  Samuel,  jr.  pump  maker,  282  Commercial, 

h.  2  Salutation 
Hosea  Zephaniah,  h.  Sumner,  c.  Liverpool 
Hosford  0.  B.  nurse,  h.  19  Tyler  [19  Tyler 

Hosford  Oscar,  provisions,  5  "the  S.  Market,  boards 
Hosker  Thomas,  fish  dealer,  h.  17^  Butolph 
Hoskins  June  G.  Mrs.  h.  35  Common  [South 

Hosley  Benjamin  {Richards.  Munn,  &;  Co.),  h.  60 
Hosmer  Angus.  C.  1  Old  South  blk.  b.  14  Chambers 
Hosmer  Cyrus  L.  teacher,  h.  81  Warren 
Hosmer  Joanna,  widow,  h.  81  Warren 
Hosmer  Zelotes,  hardw're,  110  Milk,  h.  at  Camb'gde 
Hosum  [George)  &  Bailey   {E.  C),  shoes,  31  Shoe 

and  Leather,  h.  at  West  Newbury 
Hotchkiss   {Aaron    T.)    &    Co.    (Isaac   Crooker), 

periodicals,  13  Court,  h.  4  Lynde 
Hotz  Nicholas,  coppersmith,  48  Kneeland,  h.  105 

Hudson  [Gloucester 

Hough  Benj.  K.  merchant,  44  Commercial,  h.  at 
Hough  James  E.  watchman,  h.  97-1  Chambers 
Hough  Ruel,  clerk,  bds.  735  Washington 
Hough  William  E.   watchman  Leveret  st.  jail,  h. 

16  Leveret 
Houghton   Caleb  C.  piano-forte   maker,  h.  Arnold 
Houghton  Charles,  undertaker,  house  Silver,  n.  B 
Houghton  Daniel  F.  400  Wash.  bds.  25    Kneeland 
Houghton  {Edwin  F.)   &  Burditt   {T.   A.),    dry 

goods,  345  Wash.  h.  128  Harrison  avenue 
Houghton   Francis   A.    clerk,   345   Wash.  h.   128 

Harrison  avenue 
Houghton  George,  machinist,  boards  4   Broadway 
Houghton  George   A.  sec.    Coasters'  Ins.    Co.    68 

State,  house  Suffolk,  next  church 
Houghton  G.  W.  painter,  h.  65  Emerald 
Houghton  G.  W.  6  Hanover,  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Houghton  Henry  O.  proof  reader,  bds.  67  Myrtle 
Houghton  Jesse  H.  191  Wash.  b.  128  Harr.  avenue 
Houghton  John  C.  house^vl■ight,  h.  11  Garden 
Hoiighton  Josiah  S.  86  Ann,  bds.  National  House 
Houghton  Lawson,  house  2  Knox 
Houghton  Luther  S.  hu^k  driver,  h.  rear  7  Adams 
Houghton  M.  E.  lace  gt'ods,  6  Hanover,  bds.  12  do. 
Houghton  Michael,  grocei-.  164  Ann,  house  do. 
Houghton  Otis,  laborer,  h.  Norwich,  n.  Har.  av. 
Houghton  Samuel  S.  laces,  175  Trem.  h.  50  Carver 
Houghton  Stephen  D.  clerk,  11  Elm 
Houghton  William  S.   shoes,  93  Court,  boards   14 

Chambers 
Houran  David,  laborer,  h.  3  Thacher  avenue 
House  Timothy,  engraver,  204  Wash.h.  at  Dorch'r 
Housebraker  Benedict,  confectioner,  h.  62  Emerald 
Houseman  George  P.  cooper,  h.  141  Endicot 
Housley  George,  coppersmith,  h.  1  Staniford  court 
Housley  George  W.  tinsmith,  b.  1  Staniford  ct. 
Housley  Joseph  W.  coppersmith,  h.  1  Ivers 
Houston  Alexander,  housewright,  h.  5  Spring  St.  pi 
Houston  Horatio  N.  carpenter,  h.  Eighth,  near  E 
Houston  Isaac,  house  8  Milton 
Houston  Peter,  mariner,  house  4  Battery 
Houston  Thomas,  sail  maker,  h.  r.  250  Hanover 
Houston  William  N.  printer,  house  635  Wash. 
Houston  Wm.  P.  housewright,  Broadway,  near  C, 

house  202  Fourth 
Houten  Richard,  grocer.  Cottage,  E.  B.  house  do. 
Hovey  Albert  H.  19  N.  Market,  house  45  Allen 


Hovey  Charles  F.    &  Co.    (J.  11.    Bryden,  R.     C. 

Greenleaf  ^  John    Chandler),   dry   goods,    13 

Winter,  h.  at  Gloucester 
Hovey  Charles  M.  {Hovey  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Hovev  Franklin  S.  {Dunham  4-  H.),  70  Congress, 

bils.  22  Oxford  [Soc.  21  CornhiU 

Hovey  Geo.  L.    Rev.   agent  Foreign   Evangelical 
Hovey  George  O.  (J.  C.  Howe  &;  Co.),  h.  1  West 
Hovey  Hannah,  widow,  house  19  Fayette 
Hovey  Henry  A.  carriage  and   harness   factory,  53 

Eliot,  house  19  Fayette  [Cambridge 

Hovey  Horatio  A.    {W.   B.   Hovey  S;   Co.),   h.    at 
Hovev  James  G.  fancy  goods,  149  Wash,  house  29 

Sheafe 
Hovey  John  G.  book  keeper  treas.  office,  B.   &  W. 

R.  R.  depot,  house  at  Roxbury 
Hovey  Joseph  F.  21  State,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Hovey  {Josiah),  Hill  {G.   H.)  &   Candler  (J.  W.), 

druggists,  28  S.  Market,  h.  at  S.  Woburn 
Hovey  &  Co.  {Phineas  B.jr.  S^  Charles  M.  Hovey), 

agricultural  warehouse  and  seed  store,  7  Mer- 
chants' row,  house  and  nursery  at   Cambridge 
Hovey  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  house  Monmouth 
Hovey  Robert  H.  carpenter,  house  Prince 
Hovey  Solomon,  sec.    Mechan.  Mutual  Ins.  Co.  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Hovey  William  B.  &   Co.   {Horatio  A.   Hovey),  32 

Faneuil  Hall  Market,  house  at  Cambridge 
How  Absalom,  job  wagon,  house  43  Prince 
How  Hall  J.  house  Old  Harbor  [Harbor 

How  Hall  J.  jr.  wharfinger,  Boston  wf.  house   Old 
How  Isaac  W.  125  Milk,  h.  S.  Boston  Heights 
How  William  G.  107  Milk,  bds.  3  Cambridge 
Howard,  Son  &  Co.  {BeitJ.  ig  Benj.  C.  Hotvard,  S; 

A.  H.  Newell),  com.  mer.  27  Central  wharf 
Howard  Abraham  Mrs.  h.  691  Washington 
Howard  Adonis  Rev.  boards  47  Chambers   [Poplar 
Howard  Alfred  G.  hair  dresser,  20  Howard,  h.    17 
Howard  Alvin,  carpenter,  h.  Athens,  n.  Dorchester 
Howard  Amos,  shoe  manufac.  29  N.  Market 
Howard  Amos,  housewright,  h.  Athens,   n.  Dorch. 
Howard  Ann,  boarding,  h.  3  Alden  court 
Howard  Ann  E.  widow,  h.  43  Tyler 
Howard  Anna,  widow,  h.  rear  49  Charter 
Howard  A.  H.  {Ayliuff  ^  H.),  b.  Bromfield  House 
Howard  Benj.  {Howard,  Son  &;  Co.),  h.  4  Kingston 
Howard  Benj.  C.  {Howard,  So7i  &:  Co.),  h.  2  Asylum 
Howard  Burrill  C.  bds.  21  Gouch 
Howard  Charles,  Custom  House,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Howard  Charles,  musician,  bds.  19  Billerica 
Howard  Charles,  6  Diamond  block,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Howard  Chas.  iron,  tin,  &c.  76  Water,  h.  10  Dix  pi. 
Howard  Charles,  painter,  bds.  735  Washington 
Howard  Charlotte  Mrs.  h.  71  Silver,  near  B 
Howard  {C.  C.)  &  Warner  {Jesse  R.),  h'sewrights, 

72  Tyler,  house  2  Porter 
Howard  Cyrus  G.  porter,  house  4  Cruft  place 
Howard  David  W.  bds.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Howard  Davis,  shoes,  &c.  6  Blackstone 
Howard  Dorcas,  confectionery,  216  Hanover 
Howard  Edward  A.  hair  dresser,  Western  Exch.  h. 

20  Albany  [balances,  34  Water,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Howard  (Edward)  &  Davis  {Darid  P.)  clocks  and 
Howard  E.  F.  hair  dresser,  182  Wash.  h.  17  Poplar 
Howard  Francis,  clerk.  Post  Office,  h.  30  Tyler 
Howard  George  D.  printer,  h.  110  Third,  near  C 
Howard  George  H.  house  691  Washington 
Howard  Hannah,  nurse,  6  Norfolk  place 
Howard  Hannah   &   Abby,  dress  makers,   house  2 

Myrtle  court 
Howard  Henry,  shoes,  &c.  6  Blackstone 
Howard  Henry,  clerk,  8  Dock  sq.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Howard  Hiram,  house  39  Erie 
Howard  Hosea  B.  porter,  Franklin  House 
HQ,ward  John,  house  196  Hanover 
Howard  John,  laborer,  rear  Third,  near  K 
Howard  John,  laborer,  h.  142  Purchase 
Howard  John  D.  trunk  maker,  house  2  Unity 
Howard  John  F.  {Colburii  A  //■),  h.  197  Fourth 
Howard  John  S.  printer,  16  Devon,  h.  33  Snowhill 


BOSTON      [H]      DIRECTORY 


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Howard  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  Fifth,  near  C 
Howard  Joseph  W.  house  23o  S.  Suffolk 
Howard  Joshua  D.  at  Alger's,  bds.  53  B 
Howard  Joshua  W.  h.  Brookline,  c.  Newland 
Howard  Laban  B.  blacksmith,  h.  128  D,  n.  Bolton 
Howard  Lewis,  h.  New,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Howard  Mary,  tailoress,  house  20  Sudbury 
Howard  Michael,  laborer,  h.  rear  90  Sea 
Howard  Nathan  "W.  boot  maker,  h.  87  Friend 
Howard  Nathaniel,  apothecary,  54  B,  h.  56  do. 
Howard  Nathaniel,  jr.  lace  goods,  60  Hanover,  cor. 

Portland,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Howard  Owen,  furniture   wagon,  h.  4  Seabury  pi. 
Howard  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  37  Jefferson  block 
Howard  Phineas,  express,  house  38  Piedmont 
Howard  P.  M.  barber,  82  Cambridge,  h.  17  Poplar 
Howard  Samuel,  cooper,  h.  rear  49  Charter 
Howard  Sam'l,  grocer  &  baker,  54  Myrtle,  h.  55  do. 
Howard  Samuel,  tailor,  h.  1  Lynde  place 
Howard  Samuel  B.   printer,  37   Cornhill,  house  1 

Clifton  place 
Howard  Samuel  P.  bds.  55  Myrtle 
Howard  Samuel  W.  boards  Maverick  square 
Howard  Susan,  widow,  h.  22  Bridge 
Howard  T.  M.  broker,  24  Congress,   h.  2  S.  Cedar 
Howard  Timothy,  laborer,  house  r.  89  Broad 
Howard  William  A.  laborer,  house  6  Province 
Howard  William  H.,  S.  B.  Iron  Co.  h.  1  Pine  place 
Howard  Wm.  H.  jr.  boards  1  Pine  place 
Howard  William  K.  bds.  30  Salem     [h.  48  Charter 
Howard  William  P.  druggist,  Hanover,  c.  Charter, 
Howard  William  S.    deputy   inspector  fish,    13  T 

whf.  h.  London,  E.  B.  [W.  Cambridge 

Howe  Andrews  (Isaac  Shattuck  S^    Co.),   house  at 
Howe  Ann,  widow  of  John,  h.  6  N.  Bennet 
Howe  B.  H.  provisions,  170   Tremont,   h.  Church, 

near  Boylston  [boro'  pi. 

Howe  B.  Miles,  crockery,  47   Hanover,  h.    Lynde- 
Howe  Caleb  B.  jr.  express  driver,  7  State,  house  20 

Grove 
Howe  Charles,  224  Wash.  h.  4  Mt.  "Vernon  av. 
Howe  Charles,  blacksmith,  h.  r.  17  Maiden 
Howe  Charles  E.  clerk,  boards  65  Poplar 
Howe  Charles  0.  44  Water 
Howe  Cranston,  house  87  Broadway,  near  B 
Howe  David,  jr.  (E.  II.  Brabrook  Sg   Co.),  house  at 

Charlestown 
Howe  Edwin,  39  Merchants'  row,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Howe  Edwin  L.  carriage  mart,  7  &  9   Merrimac,  h. 

10  Hudson  [Cornhill,  h.  3  Groton 

Howe   Elias,  books   and  musical   instruments,  11 
Howe  Eliphdlet  P.  h.  Cross,  E.  B. 
Howe  Eliza  A.  vest  maker,  bds.  54  Poplar 
Howe  Ellis,  cooper,  h.  6  Boylston  square 
Howe  Emery,  mariner,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Howe  Francis  &  Co.    (G.   L.    Gibson),   grocers,  24 

Long  wharf,  house  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Howe  Francis  R.  teamster,  h.  E.  Dedham 
Howe  Frederic,  piano-forte  maker,  b.  56  Federal 
Howe  George,  currier,  5  Market  sq.  b.  at   Medford 
Howe  George,  32  Water,  house  43  Mt.  Vernon 
Howe  George,  piano-forte  maker,  334  Wash,  house 

at  Roxbury 
Howe  Geo.  A.  ostler,  h.  52  Atkinson    fU.  S.  Hotel 
Howe  George  S.  depot  master,  B.  &  W.  R.  R.  bds. 
Howe  George  W   14  Commercial,  h.  55  Poplar 
Howe  (G.  7/.)  &  Brother  {H.  G.  Hotcc),  provisions, 

7  Blossom,  house  7  Morton 
Howe  Hamilton,  boards  84  Albany 
Howe  Harrison,  housewright,  h.  64  Nashua 
Howe  Henry  G.  (Howe  S^  Brother),  bds.  6  Garden 
Howe  Henry  W.  clerk,  1  Museum  building,  Trem'nt 
Howe  Hczekiah  W.  mason,  bds.  50  E.  Orange 
Howe  J.  C.  &  Co.  (G.  O.  Hovey,  S.  R.  Payson  &; 

J.  B.  Hutchinson),  com.  mer.   21  Pearl,  h.  12 

Somerset 
Howe  Jacob,  28  North  Market,  h.  8  Favette 
Howe  James,  dry  goods,  405^  Washington,  h.  15 

Marion  [line 

Howe  Jas.  M.  (Wm.  Whitney  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Brook- 
— 


Howe  John  (Pierce  &:  H.),  house  at  Charlestown 
Howe  John,  musician,  boards  161  Court 
Howe  John,  house  E.  Canton,  n.  Wash. 
Howe  John,  10  Mer.  Exch.  h.  at  Brookline   [E.  B. 
Howe  John,  jr.  shipsmith.  Tufts'  whf.  h.  2  Chelsea, 
Howe  John  C.  49  Blackstone,  boards  East  Canton, 
near  Washington  [at  Charlestown 

Howe  Jonathan,  printer.  39  Merchants'  row,  house 
Howe  Jonathan,  house  10  Avon  place 
Howe  Jonathan,  machinist,  h.  254  Athens,  n.  E 
Howe  Joseph  J.  51  Water,  house  at  Roxbury 
Howe  Joseph  N.  agent  N.   E.  Glass  Co.,  Battery- 
march,  house  4  Ashburton  place 
Howe  Jubal,  watch  maker,  226  Wash.  h.  16  Charles 
Howe  Mauley,  clerk,  boards  2  Howard 
Howe  Marcus,  shoe  maker,  8  Beach,  h.  7  Nassau 
Howe  Mary  J.  widow,  bds.  W.  Cedar,  c.  Pinckney 
Howe  Milton,  carpenter,  h.  Decatur,  E.  Boston 
Howe  Moses  B.  coachman,  h.  r.  17  Hanover 
Howe  Napoleon  B.  shoe  maker,  boards  3  Nassau 
Howe  Rebecca  B.  boarding,  74  Temple 
How^e  Rebecca  G.  widow,  bds.  Everett,  n.  Ford  pi. 
Howe  Robert,  baker,  house  3  Hanover  place 
Howe  Sally  G.  widow,  house  89  Hanover 
Howe  Samuel,  Inspector-General  leather,  28  North 

Market,  house  at  Dorchester 
Howe  Samuel  G.  physician,  director  of  the  Institu- 
tion for   the  Blind,  South   Boston,   olhce   22 
Bromfield,  house  74  Mt.  Vernon 
Howe  Samuel  N.  watchman,  h.  23  A,  n.  Fourth 
Howe  Samuel  S.  (Davis  &;  H.),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Howe  Sarah,  nurse,  house  Leveret  lane 
Howe  S.  H.  ( ir.  A.  Howe  S;  Co.),  bds.  175  Tremont 
Howe  Susan  M.  widow,  house  55  Poplar 
Howe  Thomas  (BramhaU  i5f  IIoice),\\.  14  Edinboro' 
Howe  Thomas,  lumber,  126  Sea,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Howe  Walter,  39  Merchants'  row,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Howe  William  (Ba.vter  ^  Howe),  house  7  Auburn 
Howe  William,  locksmith,  h.  S.  Lowell,  c.  Suffolk 
Howe  William  Rev.  house  11  Chambers 
Howe  Wm.  A.  &  Co.  (S.  Jones  S^  S.  H.  Hotce),  dry 

goods,  74  Milk,  bds.  175  Tremont 
Howe  Wm.  B.  machinist,  house  South  Lowell 
Howe  Wm.  H.  laborer,  house  Eutaw,  E.  Boston 
Howes  (BarziUai),  Baker   (Timothy),  &  Co.  (Seth 
K.  Crowell),  flour  and  grain,  67  Commercial, 
house  National 
Howes  Charles,  machinist,  h.  122  Fourth        [lum 
Howes  Elisha,  captain,  h.  Broadway,  n.  Blind  Asy- 
Howes  Freeman,  shoe  maker,  h.  4  Adams  pi.  S.  B. 
Howes  Lydia,  widow,  boarding,  40  Fleet 
Howes  (Osborn)  &  Crowell  (Nathcai),  commission 

merchants,  35  Com'l  whf.  h.  382  Broadway 
Howes  (Peter  S.)  &  Hendley  (^4.  C),  capmanufac. 

69  Hanover,  house  London,  East  Boston 
Howes  Richard,  agent  Philadelphia  packets,  Long 

wharf,  house  Lexington,  East  Boston 
Howes  Willis,  port  warden,  68  Commercial,  house 

Old  Harbor,  cor.  Dorchester 
Howes  Wm.   B.  counsellor,  30  Court,  h.  3  Chesnut 
Howk  Christian,  confectioner,  house  70  Middlesex 
Howland  Abram,  machinist,  bds.  228  Harr.  ave. 
Howland    (David),    Hinckley  (Freeman),   &  Co. 
(David  llinckley),  ship  chandlery,  45  Commer- 
cial, house  3  Ashland  avenue 
Howland  Eben,  boards  6  Otis  place 
Howland  Edward  D.  machinist,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Howland  (Edwin)  X-  Pope  {L.  E.),  commis.  mer. 

53  Central  wharf,  bds.  6  Otis  place 
Howland   (Freeman)   &   Drummond   (James  F.), 
painters,  71  Pleasant  [Purchase 

Howland  George,  lard  and  oil,  199  Broad,  house  29 
Howland  Geo.H.  69  Wash.  bds.  29  Purchase 
Howland  H.  &  Z.  C.  distillers,  13  India,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Howland  Jerome  F.  12  State,  boards  27  Allen 
Howland  Lloyd,  saw  mill,  Beverly,  h.  6  Gouch 
Howland  Lucian  L.  b.  Pemberton  House       [E.  B. 
Howland  Luther,  mainner,   h.  Evei-ett,  c.  Ford  pi. 
Howland  Maria,  sup't  Female  Refuge,  Rutland 


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Howland  Melinda,  confectionery,  6  Franklin 
Hoxie  T.  W.  &  Co.  (.S.   G.    Whitney),  comm.  mer- 
chants, 46  Long  wharf,  boards  4  Myrtle 
Hoxse  Michael,  widow  of  Geo.  W.  h.  Silver,  n.  C 
Hoy  Ephraim,  cook,  house  9  West  Centre 
Hoye  Lara,  moulder,  house  r.  Havre,  n.  Sumner 
Hoynes  P.  J.,  Union  Hotel,  Maverick  square 
Hoyt  (Adam)  &  Lane  (John),  trunk  manufac.  21 

Union,  house  7  South  Grove 
Hoyt  Alfred  L.  dentist,  1  Park,  bds.  1  Allston  pi. 
Hoyt  Artaxerxes,  upholsterer,  house  57  Lowell 
Hoyt  Benj.  jr.  machinist,  h.  Silver,  n.  B    [Ipswich 
Hoyt  Benj.  E.  (Nichols  6;  //.),  6  Canal  block,  h.  at 
Hoyt  David,  cooper,  h.  Maverick,  n.  Ha-\Te,  E.   B. 
Hoyt  D.  K.  shoe  maker,  4  Belknap,  house  do. 
Hoyt  Eben,  1  Long  wharf,  house  at  Chelsea 
Hoyt  Gardiner  J.  book  keeper,  bds.  26  Lowell 
Hoyt  Geo.  F.  printer,  37  Cornhill,h.  UN.  Russell 
Hoyt  Henry,  agent  Missionary  Herald,  33  Pember- 

ton  square,  house  1  Allston  place 
Hoyt  James  B.  assistant  baggage  master  Lowell 

depot,  bds.  37  Lowell 
Hoyt  John  Quincy,  clerk,  36  Hanover 
Hoyt  Jonathan,  trader,  bds.  rear  647.J  Wash. 
Hoyt  Lewis,  house  82  Hudson 
Hoyt  Mary,  house  9  Clark 
Hoyt  Thomas,  laborer,  house  4  Salutation 
Hubbard  Aaron  D.,  U.  S.  asst.  treas.  office,  Custom 
House,  bds.  159  Tremont  [at  Chelsea 

Hubbard  Chas.  portrait  painter,  1^  Tremont  row,  h. 
Hubbard  Charles  T.  20  Commercial,  h.   at  Newton 
Hubbard  Ebenezer,   truckman,  bds.  1  Buttrick  pi. 
Hubbard  Frederick,  clerk,  b.  29  Essex    [75  Beacon 
Hubbard  Gardiner  Greene,  counsellor,  22  State,  h. 
Hubbard  Geo.  machinist,  h.  Tremont,  c.  Trumbull 
Hubbard  George,  boards  Tremont  House 
Hubbard  George,  physician,  56^  Hanover     [Lynde 
Hubbard  George  F.  dry  goods,  126  Hanover,  h.  13 
Hubbard  Geo.  W.  brass  finisher,  h.  2  Gorham  pi. 
Hubbard  Henry,  U.  S.  assist,  treas.  Custom  House 
Hubbard  Hiram,  mason,  house  75  Fourth 
Hubbard  Jerre,  omnibus  driver,  h.  58  Billerica 
Hubbard  John  C.  chairs,  583  Wash.  h.  4  Warren 
Hubbard   {J.   S.)  &    Goulding    (H.),    machinists, 
Charles,  cor.  Cambridge  [43  Myrtle 

Hubbard  J.  W.  globe  maker,  5  Mt.  Vernon  ave.  h. 
Hubbard  Mos.  P.  (W.  Hunt  .^  Co.),b.  Sumner, E.B. 
Hubbard  Nath'l  D.  counsel'r,  4  Court,  b.  159  Trem't 
Hubbard  Samuel  Mrs.  house  35  W.  Cedar 
Hubbard  {Wm.  J.),  &  AVatts  {Francis  O.),  coun- 
sellors, 30  Court,  house  52  Chesnut 
Hubbard  William  W.  machinist,   129  Cambridge, 

h.  5  Lindall  place 
Hubenbecker  Arnold,  upholsterer,  h.  3  ^Etna  pi. 
Huber  Peter,  mer.  tailor,  116  Wash.  h.  62  Marion 
Huckins  Chas.  A.  hats,  49  Court  [24  Oxford 

Huckins  D.  Montgomery,  salesman,  71  Milk,  bds. 
Huckins  Edwin  W.  carpenter,  h.  30  Common 
Huckins  Israel,  35  S.  Market,  bds.  r.  585  Wash. 
Huckins  James,  merchant,  35  Commercial  wharf, 
house  at  Roxbury  [F,  n.  Fifth 

Huckins  Samuel  D.  grocer,    115  Fourth,  c.   B,  h. 
Huckins  Sarah,  widow,  house  8  London 
Huckins  Stephen,  boarding,  445  Washington 
Huckins  Z.  teamster,  b.  11  Pleasant  st.  court 
Huddleston  J.  S.  F.  barometer  maker,   96  Wash. 

house  at  Roxbury 
Huddleston  Thomas,  96  Wash.  bds.  at  Roxbury 
Hudson  Benj.  broker,  159  Endicot,  h.  81  Prince 
Hudson  Charles,  naval  officer,  Custom  House,  h. 
at  Lexington  [Somerville 

Hudson  Charles  H.  counsellor,  63  Court,  house  at 
Hudson  Jarvis  P.  boards  6  Pitts 
Hudson  Mercy  G.  widow,  house  Fifth,  near  E 
Hudson  Oliver  &  Co.  {J.  W.  Read),  hoys'  clothing, 

4  Brattle,  bds.  Exchange  Coffee  House 
Hudson  Robert,  house  16  Prince 
Hudson    {R.  E.)  &   Smith   {J.    T.),  Telegraphic 
Office,  old  State  House,  house  Blossom,  opp. 
Hospital 


Hudson  Thomas,  house  20  Charter  [Hingham 

Hudson  Wm.  jr.  artist,  5.J  Tremont  row,  house  at 
Huet  Emile,  physician,  2  Eliot 
Huff  Ambrose  P.  caulker,  boards  1  Paris  place 
Huff  Owen  {Bowker  l^  H.),  house  1  Huff  place 
Huff  Simon,  pump  maker,  h.  1  ^Etna  place 
Hutf  William,  pattern  maker,  h.  Gold,  near  B 
Huggins  Charles  P.  h.  4  E.  Dedham,  n.  Wash. 
Huggins  Chester  M.  house  2  Canton  place 
Huggins  Hugh,  tin  plate  worker,  h.  4  Lane  pi. 
Huggins  Joseph  S.  carrier,  bds.  5  W.  Centre 
Huggins  Nath'l  (Hitchcock  lS?  H.),  Peirl  st.  House 
Huggins  Nathaniel  N.  carrier,  house  5  Ringgold 
Hughes  Edward,  boards  2  Thacher  avenue 
Hughes  Ellen,  widow,  house  rear  81  Tremont 
Hughes  Francis,  laborer,  house  3  May  st.  place 
Hughes  Frederick,  house  19  Dover 
Hughes  George,  house  Federal,  cor.  High 
Hughes  George,  coffee  grinder,  house  6  Centre 
Hughes  Henry,  cabman,  house  42  S.  Margin 
Hughes  James,  laborer,  house  2  Crescent  court 
Hughes  James,  laborer,  house  r.  53  Atkinson 
Hughes  Jane,  widow,  house  91  Essex 
Hughes  Jesse,  laborer,  house  32  Southac 
Hughes  John,  laborer,  house  71  Eliot 
Hughes  John,  laborer,  h.  27  W.  Dedham 
Hughes  John,  house  r.  81  Tremont        [h.  50  High 
Hughes  John  A.  counter  cases,  7  Harvard  place, 
Hughes  Joshua,  machinist,  house  247  Fourth 
Hughes  Lawrence,  teamster,  Lincoln,  c.  Lehigh 
Hughes  Peter,  laborer,  h.  Fabin.  n.  Tremont 
Hughes  Sarah,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  63  Federal 
Hughes  Thomas,  cabman,  house  7  Garden 
Hughes  Thomas,  waiter,  house  2  Eliot  place 
Hughes  Timothy  E.  marble  worker,  136  Sea,  house 

rear  85  Tremont 
Hughes  William,  teamster,  house  77  Prince 
Hughes  William,  teamster,  house  Thacher  ave. 
Hugo  Joseph,  cook,  house  41  Portland 
Hull  Charles,  express,  b.  rear  86  Chesnut 
Hull  Charles,  55  Commercial,  boards  5  Lowell 
Hull  Geo.  H.  furniture,   2  Canal  block,  boards  48 

Charter,  c.  Phipps  place 
Hull  James,  tailor,  house  48  Endicot 
Hull  Mary,  widow,  house  11  Montgomery  pi. 
Hull  Phineas,  salesman,  43  N.  Market 
Hummel  Moses,  pedler,  house  2  Shawmut 
Humphrey  (Almond),  Bartlett  (E.  G.),  &  Co.   (B. 
W.  Tisdale),  W.  I.  goods,  13  N.  Market,  and 
59  F.  H.  Market,  h.  14  Sheafe 
Humphrey  Benjamin,  21  Commercial,   h.  1  Myrtle 
Humphrey  Benj.  A.  clerk,  boards  2  Newton  pi. 
Himiphrey  Benj.  F.  book  binder,  bds.  oo  Poplar 
Humphrey  Catharine,  bds.  Belmont  sq.  E.  B. 
Humphrey  Chandler  R.  marble  carver,  72  Har.  av. 

house  at  Neponset 
Humphrey  Clement  H.  house  143  Broadway 
Humphrey  David,  flour,  25  Long  wf.  h.  at  Camb. 
Humphrey  D.  B.  bds.  71  Kilby 
Humphrey  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  b.  19  Oak 
Humphrey  Esther,  widow,  h.  9  Pitts  [Myrtle 

Humphrey  Francis  J.   (S.  H.   Pearce  Ss;  Co.),  h.  1 
Humphrey  Giles,  carpenter,  house  9  Porter 
Humphrey  Henry,  physician,  house  114  Fourth 
Humphrey  Henry  S.  31  State,  up  stairs 
Humphrey  John  H.  sash  maker,  b.  5  Spear  place 
Humphrey  Leavitt,  harness  maker,  b.  3  Jackson  pi. 
Humphrey  Mary,  house  35  Myrtle 
Humphrey  Seth,  carpenter,  boards  9  Porter 
Humphrey  Thomas,  house  19  Oak 
Humphrey  Thomas,  house  87  Eliot 
Humphrey  Willard  A.  provisions,  Canton,   corner 

Suffolk,  house  at  Brookline 
Humphrey  Wm.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  72  Tyler 
Humphrey  Wm.  &  Co.    (/.  M.  ^   Elijah   Fiske,  ^ 
Wm.  E.  Humphrey),  com.  mer.  45  &  46  Long 
wharf,  h.  38  Hancock  [Hancock 

Humphrey  Wm.  E.  (Wm.  Humphrey  &  Co.),  h.  38 
Hunkins  George  W.  clerk,  boards  66  Purchase 
Hunkins  James,  crier  S.  J.  Court,  h.  66  Purchase 


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Hunkins  John  H.  porter,  boards  66  Purchase 
Huuneman  Joseph  H.  {Hunneman  ^  Co.),   house 

at  Roxbury 
Hunneman  Peter,  rigger,  h.  Sigournev  place 
Hunneman  &  Co.  {S^H.  8f  J.  H.),  fire  engines,  20 

Union,  house  at  Roxbury 
Hunneman  Wm.  C.  1  Long  wf.  house  at  Roxbury 
Hunnewell  Charles   H.    fruit,    58  Court,    and  58 

Tremont  row,  house  1  Pitts  ct. 
Hunnewell  Eliza  Mrs.  dress  maker,   215  "Wash.  pi. 
Hunnewell  Geo.  W.  {Farriuffton  ^  H.),h..  3  Cottage 

place 
Hunnewell  H.   H.    11  Thorndike's   building,  h.  9 

Winthrop  place  [h.  at  Charlestoivn 

Hunnewell  James,  merch.  25  Commercial  wharf, 
Hunnewell  John,  8  Commerc'l  wf.  h.  at  Somerville 
Hunnewell  John  L.  &  Co.  (Joseph  W.  Hunnewell), 

druggists,  8  Com'l  wf.  h.  3  Mt.  Vernon  pi. 
Hunnewell  Joseph  W.  (J.  L.  Hunnewell  S^  Co.),  h. 

at  Roxbury 
Hunnewell  AVm.  N.  65  "Washington,  h.  at  Lynn 
Hunt  {Adam)&  Cheney  (/ra),  thick  boots,  3  Shoe 

and  Leather,  house  at  Milford 
Hunt  Ann,  widow,  house  19  Friend 
Hunt  Benj.  stair  builder,  house  7  Ringgold 
Hunt  C.  James,  house  13  Franklin 
Hunt  Charles  S.  house  55  Eliot 
Hunt  Charlotte,  boarding,  18  Billeriea 
Hunt  David,  24  Central,  house  at  "Weymouth 
Hunt  David  "W.  house  Meridian,  E.  B".  [mouth 

Hunt  Eben  "W.    (S.  Atkerton,  S;  Co,),   h.  at  Wey- 
Hunt  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  9  Kingston  st.  court 
Hunt  Emmons,  house  Marion,  E.  Boston 
Hunt  Francis  A.  house  32  South 
Hunt  Henry,  brass  caster,  house  rear  3  "Vine 
Hunt  Henry  J.  stoves,  193  Hanover,  b.  3  Salem  ct. 
Hunt  Hiram,  books.  City  wf.  h.  7  Chessman  place 
Hunt  Hiram  B.  piano-forte  maker,  house  122  D 
Hunt  H.  K.  female  physician,  house  32  Green 
Hunt  Ira,  shoe  maker,  house  Fifth,  near  C 
Hunt  James,  stationer,  70  Broad,  h.  11  Crescent  pi. 
Hunt  James  G.  stationery,   N.   E.  corner  F.  Hall 

Mark.  h.  8  Lathrop  pi.  [34  Sch'ol,  h.  23  Temple 
Hunt  James  L.  &  Co.  (/.  W.  Leighton),  plumbers. 
Hunt  (John)  &  Cutter  (E.  F.),  morocco,  29  North 

Market,  house  at  Roxbury  [129  Pleasant 

Hunt  John,  housewright,  opp.  25  Kneeland,  house 
Hunt  John,  jr.  sail  maker,  house  49  Albany 
Hunt  John  S.  housewright,  house  114  Hudson 
Hunt  L.  H.  clerk,  boards  161  Court 
Hunt  Lucy,  widow,  house  1  Oswego 
Hunt  Lyman,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Hunt  Matthew,  branch  pilot,  house  19  Liverpool 
Hunt  Michael,  laborer,  house  Paris  ct. 
Hunt  Moses  &    Co.    (L.   Brooks  ^  E.   T.  Noble), 

leather  and  machinery,  5  Market  square,  house 

95  Charles  [gas  fixtures,  5  "Water 

Hunt  N.  &  Co.  (Frederick  Jacobs),  plumbers,  and 
Hunt  Nancy  Miss,  h.  18  Hancock  [h.  3  Ash 

Hunt  Nehemiah,  surgical  instruments,  11^8  Wash. 
Hunt  Richard,  laborer,  house  320  Ann 
Hunt  Richard  L.  boards  5  Bradford  place 
Hunt  Roland  B.  51  Chatham,  bds.  161  Court 
Hunt  Reuben  S.  pilot,  house  5  Terrace  pi.  E.  B. 
Hunt  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,  h.  4  Second  st.  place 
Hunt  Samuel,  sec.  Man.  lus.  Co.  h.  18  Hancock 
Hunt  Samuel,  jr.  mason,  h.  43  Dover 
Hunt  Sam'l  C.  printer,  Spring  lane,  c.  Devonshire 
Hunt  Samuel  F.  soap  maker,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Hunt  Sanford  M.  (Crowell,  Brooks  §   Co.),  house 

at  Roxbury 
Hunt  Simeon,  piano-forte  maker,  house  730  Wash. 
Hunt  Stephen,  cutter,  24  Dock  square,  b.  1  Alden 
Hunt  Thomas,  32  Central  wharf,  h.  at  Sherburne 
Hunt  Tho's  J.  boots  &  shoes, 12  Elm,  h.  at  Abington 
Hunt  Thomas  S.  teamster,  house  44  Orange 
Hunt  Timothy,  house  Trenton,  East  Boston 
Hunt  Wellington  L.  G.  25  Doane,  h.  5  Quiney  pi. 
Hunt  Wm.  &  Co.  (M.  P.  Hubbard),  ship  joiners, 

Cunningham's  wharf,  house  London,  E.  B. 


Hunt  Wm.  H.  clerk,  25  Milk,  h.  Jamaica  Plain 

Hunt  Wm.  P.  2  Central  wharf,  b.  Pearl  st.  House 

Hunter  Ann,  widov/,  house  18  Spring 

Hunter  E.  G.  currier,  66  Fulton,  b.  3  Causeway 

Hunter  Joseph  J.  133  Wash.  h.  52^  Cambridge 

Hunter  N.  physician,  II  Sudbury 

Hunter  Robert,  plasterer,  h.  6  Thacher  court 

Hunter  Thos.  manuf.  paper  hangings,  42  Congress 

Hunter  William,  laborer,  house  rear  324  Ann 

Hunter  Wm.  4  F.  11.  Market  (cellar),  h.  40  Dover 

Hunter  Wm.  L.  25  Federal 

Hunting  Albert  R.  85  F.  H.  M.  boards  10  Green 

Hunting  (Bela  *  Charles  B.)  &  Tufts  (Benj.  A.), 

49  India,  house  56  Summer  [Cambridge 

Hunting  Charles  B.  (Ilunting  &    Tufts),  house  at 
Hunting  Daniel  F.  58  B,  corner  Broadway 
Hunting  Ed.  Q.  watch  maker,  34  1-2  Union,  boards 

39  Brattle  [Dedham 

Hunting  Eliza  A.  milliner,  house  and  shop  5  East 
Hunting  Enoch,  musical  instrument  maker,  house 

2  Champney  place 
Hunting  Henry,  clerk,  15  Tremont  row 
Hunting  Justus  M.  clerk,  boards  10  London 
Hunting  Louisa,  dress  maker,  house  4  N.  Margin 
Hunting  Reuben,  lamp  maker,  h.  300  Broadway 
Hunting  Thomas,  supt.  streets,  office  City  Hall, 

house  6  Orange 
Hunting  AVm.  S.  musical  inst.  maker,  34  Causeway 
Huntington  Hazle,  teamster,  bds.  101  Cambridge 
Huntington  Lynde  A.  merchant    tailor,    76  Wash. 

house  at  Charlestown 
Huntington  Ralph,  house  3  Washington  square 
Huntington  Sarah,  nurse,  house  18  Morton 
Huntley  Marcus,  cook,  h.  32  Southac  [Endicot 

Huntley  Russell,  housewright,  house  Thacher,  cor. 
Huntley  Thomas,  sailor,  house  8  Holmes'  alley 
Huntoon  Chas.  A.  plane  maker,  b.  rear  9  Adams 
Huntoon  Jacob  S.  laborer,  house  rear  9  Adams 
Huntoon  Jacob  S.  laborer,  house  5  Milton 
Huntoon  Kinsman  A.  machinist,  b.  Orleans,  near 

Webster 
Huntoon  Silas  F.  machinist,  h.  105  Chambers 
Huntoon  Wm.  M.  (Wm.  E.  Gutterson^  Co.),  bds. 

278  Broadway 
Huntoon  Wm.  R.,  Jefferson  House,  14  Ann 
Huntress  James,  paper  stainer,  h.  r.  84  Portland 
Huntress  John,  jobber,  house  1  Champney  place 
Huntress  Joseph  F.  surveyor  of  lumber,  h.  39  Oak 
Huntress  Leander,  machinist,  b.  234  Harrison  av. 
Huntress  Reuben  (Whttaker  &  //.),  7  Brattle 
Huntress  Samuel,  carpenter,  house  r.  84  Portland 
Huntress  Sarah  G.  boarding,  Orleans,  n.  Webster 
Hurd  Benjamin,  porter,  house  120  Sea 
Hurd  Calvin,  shoes,  40  Hanover,  house  18  Spring 
Hurd  Charles  (J.  H.  West  ^  Co.),  boards  2  Fleet 
Hurd  Charles,  jr.  house  181  Harrison  avenue 
Hurd  Charles  H.  truckman,  boards  48  Harvard 
Hui-d  Eliz'bth,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  Gold,  n.  Dorchest'r 
Hurd  Jeremiah,  teamster,  h.  3  N.  Townsend  place 
Hurd  (Jeremiah)  &  Bowers  (L.  K.),  com.  mer.  and 

dealers  in  wool,  114  State,  h.  10  Chilson  place 
Hurd  John  (Hutchiiis,  Hurd  if  C'o.),h.  atCharl'st'n 
Hurd  Joseph,  piano-forte  maker,  house  34  Warren 
Hurd  Peter,  hair  dresser,  Ann,  cor.  Fleet,  house  at 

Chelsea 
Hurd  Washington,  captain,  house  Maverick  sq. 
Hurie  Joseph,  fencing,  house  6  Church 
Hurlbert  George,  upholsterer,  boards  71  Prince 
Hurlbert  Sophia,  widow,  house  60  Allen 
Hurlbert  Truman  R.  61  Congress,  h.  24  Charles 
Hurlbert  Wallace  A.,  Post  Office,  b.  133  Har.  av. 
Hurley  Daniel  H.  laborer,  house  1  Hamilton  court 
Hurley  Dennis,  laborer,  house  7  Cove 
Hurley  Dennis,  laborer,  house  rear  104  Purchase 
Hurley  Elizabeth  F.  widow,  house  7  Church 
Hurley  James,  laborer,  house  146  Purchase 
Hurley  James  D.  coachsmith,  boards  171  Hanover 
Hurley  John,  carpenter,  house  11  Lucas  place 
Hurley  John,  laborer,  house  9  Merrimac 
Hurley  John,  laborer,  house  23  Hamilton 


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BOSTON      [I]      DIRECTOKY 


Hurley  John,  laborer,  house  18  Hamilton 

Hurley  John,  laborer,  house  56  Kneeland    [Lowell 

Hurley  John  S.  refreshments,  Lowell  depot,  h.  72 

Hurley  Margaret,  widow,  h.  6  Theatre  alley 

Hurley  Maurice,  tailor,  house  12  Sister 

Hurley  Mercy,  boarding,  171  Hanover 

Hurley  Michael,  house  131  Broad 

Hurley  Michael,  laborer,  house  1  Humphrey  place 

Hurley  Michael,  laborer,  house  Half  Moon  place 

Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  4  Wendell 

Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Kneeland 

Hurley  Patrick,  tailor,  house  22  Erie 

Hurley  Patrick,  grocer,  Oswego,  c.  Albany,  h.  do. 

Hurley  Reynolds,  laborer,  h.  78  Broad 

Hurley  Richard,  laborer,  h.  329  Commercial 

Hurley  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Half  Moon  pi. 

Hurll  Henry,  printer,  bds.  4  Pitts  [crossing 

Huse  Albert,  oo  Chatham,  h.   Maverick,  n.  R.  R. 

Huse  Elizabeth  H.  h.  66  Belknap 

Huse  George,  house  6  Billings  court 

Huse  John,  Old  Province  House,  r.  10-5  Wash. 

Huse  Joseph,  stoves,  27  Union,  h.  at  S.  Woburn 

Huse  Wm.  laborer,  h.  16  Hamilton 

Huso  Ephraim,  laborer,  house  r.  14  May 

Hussey  Geo.  V.  carpenter,  bds.  54  Poplar 

Hussey  H.  coachman  at  36  Summer 

Hussey  Joseph,  weigher  and  gauger,  7  Central  wf. 

h.  at  Charlestown 
Hussey  Samuel  Mrs.  50  Orange  [lane 

Hussey  Silvanus,  restorator,  8  Long  wf.  h.  2  Salt 
Hussey  Thomas,  trader,  h.  1  Harrison  av. 
Huston  Arthur,  housewright,  h.  6  Chessman  pi. 
Huston  Edward,  h.  31  Blossom 
Huston  Hiram,  273  Washington,  h.  17  Hayward  pi. 
Huston  William,  h.  21  S.  Russell 
Hutchings  Albert,  furniture,  h.  53  Brighton 
Hutchings  James,  cabman,  h.  3  Charlesto-mi 
Hutchings  Nathan,  truckman,  bds.  43  Lowell 
Hutchings  Solomon,- clerk,  h.  17  Prospect 
Hutchings  Theodore,  machinist,  h.  131  Broadway 
Hutchings  Thos.  G.  {Willei/ &; II.),  h.  at Charlest'n 
Hutchings  Urban  P.  18  Milk;  h.  17  Prospect 
Hutchins  Abel,  clerk,  117  Milk,  b.  3  Bowdoin  sq. 
Hutchins  Calvin,  policeman,  h.  20  Wall 
Hutchins  Charles,  plasterer,  h.  opp.  6  Albion 
Hutchins    {Ezra    C),    Hurd   (J.),    &   Co.    (/.    E. 
Brown,  J.  F.  Skinner,  S^E.  S.  Hntch/ns),W.  I. 
g'ds,  6  S    M'ket,  h.  at  Charlesfn     [Charlest'n 
Hutchins  Ezra  S.  {Hutchins,  Hurd,  &  Co.),  h.  at 
Hutchins    Harrison    M.   stucco   whitener,   bds.   5 

Fruit  street  court 
Hutchins  {Henry  C.)  &  'WTieeler  {A.  S.),  counsel- 
lors, 20  Court,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Hutchins  Horace  G.  ( WiUey  ^  H.),  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Hutchins  Ivory,  pump  and  block  maker,  house  8 

Haymarket  place 
Hutchins  James,  machinist,  h.  Silver,  n.  B 
Hutchins  {James  R.)  &  Weld  {James),  boots  and 

shoes,  38  Kilby,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Hutchins  Jason  K.  38  Long  wf.  bds.  3  Bromfield 
Hutchins  John  E.  h.  Moon  st.  ct. 
Hutchins  John  F.  clerk,  h.  17  Prospect 
Hutchins  Luther  W.  watchman,  b.  97.^  Chambers 
Hutchins  P.  Pearce,  carpenter,  house  Canton,  n. 

Harrison  avenue 
Hutchins  Solomon,  house  17  Prospect 
Hutchins  Thos.  G.  salesman,  h.  r.  101  Tremont 
Hutchinson  Andrew  B.,  W.  I.  goods,  69  Purchase, 

house  73  do. 
Hutchinson  Catharine,  widow,  h.  21  Poplar 
Hutchinson  Charles  A.  clerk.  Green,  c.  Chambers, 
bds.  21  Poplar  [milliners,  7  Broadway 

Hutchinson  E.  and  C.  Misses,  dress  makers  and 
Hutchinson  T.  M.  307  Washington,  b.  at  Milton 
Hutchinson  Francis,  carp'r,  B.  &  M.  R.  R.  freight 
house  [N.  Chapel  place 

Hutchinson  George   N.   furniture  wagon,  house  3 
Hutchinson  Geo.  W.  painter,  h.  20  Andover 
Hutchinson   {Henry)  &  Burrill  (.4.   S.),  sail  mak- 
ers, 44  Commercial,  house  r.  21  Charter 


Hutchinson  James,  carpenter,  h.  1  Lovis 
Hutchinson  James  D.  {Wm.  Stearns  Sj  Co.),  h.  21 

Hancock  [ner 

Hutchinson  John  B.  {J.  C.  Howe  Sf  Co.),  h.   Sum- 
Hutchinson  Lucretia,  widow,  h.  33  S.  Margin 
Hutchinson  Mary  C.  h.  12  Norfolk  pi. 
Hutchinson  Mary  J.  widow,  h.  14  Poplar 
Hutchinson  Sara'l  H.  tinsmith,  h.  7  Broadway 
Hutchinson  Sarah,  house  6  iEtna  pi. 
Hutchinson  Proctor  S.  34  Milk 
Hutchinson  Thomas  O.  fruit,  &c.  12  Dock  sq. 
Hutchinson  Thomas,  Temp.  Hotel,  Fourth,  S.  B. 

Point  [Purchase 

Hutchinson  William,  caulker  and  graver,  house  88 
Hutchinson  William  B.  91  Endicot,  h.  42  Portland 
Hutchinson  William  H.  43  Court,  h.  at  S.  Reading 
Hutchinson  William  H.  printer,  39  Merch'nts'  row, 

bds.  45  Charter  [Tremont 

Hutchison  Andrew  R.  book  binder,  2  School,  h.  48 
Huzzy  John,  laborer,  h.  20  Washington  pi. 
Hyde  Albert,  carriage  maker,  h.  Silver,  n.  D 
Hyde  Geo.  {Dana,  FaiTur  &;  H.),  h.  at  Charlesto'n 
Hyde  Geo.  13.  teacher  Dwight  School 
Hyde  John,  tailor,  h.  1  Oliver 
Hyde  {John)  &  Blanchard  (^1/.),  W.  India  goods, 

35  Ferry,  h.  30  Snowhill 

Hyde  Lee  L.  messenger  express,  8  Court 

Hyde  Mark,  carpenter,  h.  93  Eliot 

Hyde  Mary  Mrs.  17  Kingston 

Hyde  Michael,  laborer,  house  r.  Chelsea.  E.  B. 

Hyde  Michael  S.  varnish  maker,  E.  Castle,  house 

65  Carver 
Hyde  Nathan  D.,  Custom  House,  h.  735  Wash. 
Hyde  Sam'l,  mercantile  agency,  b.  3  La  Grange  pi. 
Hyde  Thomas  T.  clerk,  16  Custom  House  st.  bds. 

11  Montgomery  pi. 
Hyde  Wm.  piano-forte  maker,  bds.  4  Dover  pi. 
Hyde  Wra.  grocer,  Maverick,  c.  Chelsea,  h.  do. 
Hyde  Wm.  A.  merch'nt,  49  India  wf.  b.  40  Summer 
Hyland  Michael,  repairer  umbrellas,  66  Essex 
Hyland  William,  marble  cutter,  Sea,  near  Broad, 

boards  27  Atkinson 
Hyndinan  James,  physician,  house  47  Atkinson 
Hynds  Michael,  house  190  Ann  ' 

Hynds  Pati-'k,  grocer,  Second,  n.  F,  h.  do.  [Wash. 
Hynemau  Chas.  tailor,  17  U.  S.   Hotel,  house  476 

lASIGI  {Joseph)  &  Goddard  {Thomas  A.),  merch. 

36  Central  wf.  h.  3  Louisburgh  sq. 
Icklan  Patrick,  baker,  h.  1^  N.  Russell 
Ide  Daniel,  silversmith,  h.  59  Spring 

Ide  Geo.  L.  dry  goods,  Green,  cor.  Staniford,  bds. 

Green,  cor.  Lyman  pi. 
Ide  Henry  {Gorham  ^  I.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Ide  Henry  M.  h.  HaVre,  E.  B. 

Ide  Lemuel  N. bookseller  and  publisher,  138^  Wash. 
Ikemire  Henrv,  laborer,  h.  Noble  pi. 
Ilsley  Enoch,  82  Milk,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Ilsley  Hosea,  painter,  54  Commercial,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Ilsley  Nathan,  jr.  {Hanaford  ^  I.),  50  Union 
Imlay  James  W.  printer,  h.  Fayette,  c.  Jefferson 
Inches  Elizabeth,  h.  123  Tremont  [c.  High 

Inches  Henderson,  merchant,  Russia  wf.  h.  Pearl, 
Inches  Henderson,  jr.  commission  merchant,  8  T 

wf.  h.  Pearl,  cor.  High 
Inches  Herman  B.  physician,  320  Washington 
Inches  Martin  B.  civil  engineer,  34  State,  h.  Pearl, 

cor.  High 
Inches  Susan,  h.  123  Tremont 
Ingalls  Frederick  P.  printer,  h.  7  Barton 
Ingalls  G.  R.  Miss,  dress  maker,  251  Washington 
Ingalls  Henry  P.  housewright,  25  Lincoln,  house 

25  Essex  place 
Ingalls  James,  carpenter,  h.  34  Charles 
Ingalls  James,  bds.  80  Hudson 
Ingalls  John,  bds.  20  Church 
Ingalls  John  R.  pump  and  block  maker,  12  Merri- 

mac,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Ingalls  Lucius  L.  clerk,  U.  S.  Hotel 
Ingalls  Mary,  seamstress,  246  Hanover 


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Ingalls  Samuel,  physician,  6  Beacon 

Ingalls  Samuel,  sail  maker,  h.  r.  132  Hanover 

Ingalls  Theodore,  bds.  20  Church 

Ingalls  William,  physician,  17  Bedford 

Ingalls  Wm.  jr.  physician,  17  Bedford 

Ingallsby  Thos.  tailor,  h.  68  Atkinson 

Ingersoll  Charles,  counsellor,  31  Court,  c.  Franklin 

avenue,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Ingersoll  Eliza,  widovs',  h.  3  Kneeland 
Ingersoll  Francis  {Dalton  cS,-  /.),  bds.  18  Sheafe 
Ingersoll  James  &  Co.  (Jacob  A.  Dresser),  merch. 

33  Central  wf.  bds.  Tremont  House 
Ingersoll  Joseph,  painter,  h.  80  Middlesex 
Ingersoll  Ruth  Mrs.  house  26  Vine 
Ingersoll  Sophronia  S.  dress  maker,  77  Charter 
Inglis  W.  D.  &  T.  commission  merch'ts,  17  Doane 
Ingols  James  P.  h.  18  W.  Dedham  [bridge 

Ingols  Levi,  sec.  U.  Ins.  Co.  52  State,  h.  at  Cam- 
IngoUs  Moses,  clothing,  224  Ann,  h.  4  Baldwin  pi. 
Ingraham  Daniel  G.  instructor,  h.  16  West  Cedar 
Ingraham  J.  cabinet  maker,  b.  Tremont,  n.  Dover 
Ingraham  Mary  S.  h.  1-5  Spring    _  [Dover  pi. 

Ingram  George,  chair  maker,   2o0  Har.  av.  h.  12 
Ingram  James,  cabinet  maker,  2  Orange  lane,  h. 

3  Middlesex 
Innes  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Iredale  Thos.  shipwright,  h.  Liverpool,  n.  Maverick 
Ireland  Geo.  W.  ( W.  H.  4-  G.  W.  I.),  h.  at  Charles'n 
Ireland  Isaac  N.  19  N.  Market,  bds.  90  Salem 
Ireland  Jonathan  Mrs.  h.  48  Warren   [h.  67  Carver 
Ireland  William  H.  &  G.  W.  soda,  7  Franklin  av. 
Irish  Francis  O.  (Nichols,  Irish  &•  Co.),  h.  at  Maiden 
Irish  Isaac,  33  Ann,  h.  at  Chelsea  [burton  pi. 

Irish  Philip,  clothing,  31  &  33  Ann,  bds.  5  Ash- 
Irish  Rudolph,  laborer,  h.  68  Middlesex 
Irvin  Samuel  (Foss  Si  I.),  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Irvin  William,  clerk"  211  Ann,  bds.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Irving  Elizabeth,  wido^,  h.  4  Canal 
Irving  Geo.  shipwright,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Irving  Nicholas,  carpenter,  h.  731  Washington 
Irwin  Henry  T.  optician,  h.  Fifth,  c.  B 
Ir^vin  James,  laborer,  h.  2  Crescent  ct. 
Irwin  Richard,  M.D.  h.  101  Fourth,  bet.  A  and  B 
Irwin  TlTomas,  cooper,  h.  21  Atkinson 
Isaac  Richard  Mrs.  h.  r.  Bolton,  n.  C 
Isaac  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  36  London 
Isberg  Alexander,  stevedore,  h.  144  Purchase 
Isnard  Max.,  French  Consul,  22  Joy's  buildings,  b. 

U.  S.  Hotel 
Ivers  Edward,  h.  3  South  Suffolk 
Ivers  Edward,  jr.  clerk,  bds.  3  South  Suffolk 
Ivers  Francis,  tailor,  h.  110  Endicot 
Ivers  George,  clerk,  9  F.  H.  Market  (cellar) 
Ivers  Wm.  tailor,  house  r.  30  North  Russell 
Ivers  Wm,  H.  334  Wash.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Ives  D.  Perkins  (J.  H.  Weeks  &  Co.),  h.  at  Salem 
Ives  John,  seaman,  h.  34  Southac 
Ives  L.  M.  daguerreotypes,  142  Washington 
Ives  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  h.  0  Mahan  place 

JACKMAN  MOSES  M.  boards  82  Albany 

Jackman  Nancv,  house  43  Federal 

Jacksou  Abigail,  h.  r.  30  N.  Russell    [U.  S.  Hotel 

Jackson  Abraham,  jr.  counsellor,  47  Court,  boards 

Jackson  Almira,  widow,  h.  57  Marion 

Jackson  Amos,  laborer,  h.  7  Belknap 

Jackson  Andrew,  rigger,  h.  r.  4  Bartlett 

Jackson  Charles,  bds.  775  Washington 

Jackson  Charles,  h.  7  Bedford  pi. 

Jackson  Charles,  jr.  treas.  Glendon  Rolling  Mill, 
5  Liberty  sq.  h.  14  Rowe 

Jackson  Charles  A.  boarding,  11  Carver 

Jackson  Charles  A.  house  5  Milton 

Jackson  Charles  T.  physician,  chemist,  and  State 
assayer,  office  31  Somerset,  h.  at  Roxbury 

Jackson  Charles  T.  h.  Silver,  n.  B 

Jackson  Chloe,  washing,  15  Belknap 

Jackson  Eben,  h.  63  Broadway 

Jackson  Eben,  jr.  &  Co.  (Jidioard  Jackson),  drug- 
gists, 75  Hanover,  c.  Blackst'ne,  b.  63  Broad'y 


Jackson  Ebenezer,  tailor,  h.  10  May 

Jackson  Edmund,  h.  773  Washington 

Jacksou  Edward  (Eben  Jaclison,  jr.  A  Co.),  boards 

63  Broadway,  S.  B. 
Jackson  Edward,  barber,  94  Eliot,  house  do. 
Jackson  Eleanor,  widow,  h.  6  Brighton 
Jackson  Elizabeth,  widow,  laundress,  h.  9  Southac 
Jackson  Emanuel,  h.  Havre,  n.  Meridian  [Roxbury 
Jackson  Ezra  S.  housewright,  42  Merrimac,  h.  at 
Jackson  E.  W.  com.  mer.  69  Com'l,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Jackson  Francis,  27  State,  house  7  Hollis 
Jackson  Frank  C.  69  Commercial,  b.  at  Chelsea 
Jackson  George,  assessor,  h.  6  Warren  [Dover 

Jackson  Geo.  S.  broker,  9  State,  h.  Washingt'n,  n. 
Jackson  Geo.  W.  3  N.  Market,  h.  10  New  Prince 
Jackson  Gustavus,  clerk,  boards  City  Hotel 
Jacksou  Harriet,  h.  3  Bedford  pi. 
Jackson  Henry,  laborer,  house  r.  14  May 
Jackson  Jacob,  jr.  moulder,  h.  Winthrop 
Jackson  James,  physician,  h.  6  Pemberton  sq. 
Jackson  Jas.  D.  (E.  Maxicell  Sf  Co.),  h.  6  Morton  pi. 
Jackson  John  G.  couns'lor,  47  Court,  b.  U.  S.  H'tel 
Jackson  Jona.  stabler,  h.  12  Oswego        [42  Poplar 
Jackson  Joseph,  botanic  physician,   102  Court,  h. 
Jackson  J.  B.  S.  physician,  h.  6  Bedford  pi. 
Jackson  Leonard,  printer,  3  Cornhill,  h.  at  Maiden 
Jackson  Lydia,  wid.  of  Patrick  T.  h.  12  Pemb'n  sq. 
Jackson  Lyman,  blacksmith,  h.  Seventh,  n.  F 
Jackson  Martha  A.  widow,  h.  1  Alden       [Blossom 
Jackson  Martha  W.  indelible   ink   marker,  h.  14 
Jackson  Nancy,  widow,  h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorchester 
Jackson  Orin,  express,  h.  10  Cooper  [Bowdoin 

Jackson  Patrick  T.  (James  K.  Mills  ^  Co.),  h.  40 
Jackson  Prudence,  house  r.  25  W.  Dedham 
Jackson  Rebecca  Mrs.  bds.  21  Hancock 
Jackson  Richard,  carpenter,  h.  79  Cambridge 
Jackson  Sarah,  h.  20  Southac 

Jackson  S.  S.   &  Co.  (B.    Topliff),  flour   and  pro- 
duce, 22  Long  wharf,  house  at  Chelsea 
Jackson  Thomas,  house  31  Pinckney 
Jackson  Walter,  mariner,  house  11  Fruit 
Jackson  Ward  &  Co.  (Samuel  Thaxter,  Charles  F. 
Jones  cj  Robert  White),  lumber,  wood,  and  coal, 
wf.  foot  Poplar,  offices  1   Change   avenue,  and 
127  Cambridge 
Jackson  William,  carpenter,  house  10  Sears'  place 
Jackson  William,  melter,  house   1  Belknap 
Jackson  Wm.  H.  (N.  Ward^  Co.),  h.  at  Salem 
Jackson  Wm.  P.  painter,  h.  16  Kingston 
Jackson  Wm.  T.  laborer,  h.  15  Southac 
Jacobs  A.  &  A.  (Asa  ^  Asa,  jr.),  provis'ns,  12  Long 

wharf,  house  55  Pleasant 
Jacobs  Asa,  jr.  (A.  Sg  A.  Jacobs),  h.  55  Pleasant 
Jacobs  B.  &  E.  &  Co.   (/.  //.  Russell),  linen  ware- 
house, 230  Wash.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Jacobs  C.  E.  &  Co.  (M.  .Sb/ow?.ci«),  watches  and  mu- 
sical instruments,  2  1-2  Hanover 
Jacobs  Daniel  D.  joiner,  house  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Jacobs  David  H.  house  45  Poplar 
Jacobs  Edwin  (Nichols  <Sf  /.),  4  Market  square 
Jacobs  Elisha,  importer  cutlery,  &c.  12  Kilby,  h. 

at  Brookline 
Jacobs  Elisha  (B.  S;  E.  Jacobs  5,  Co.),  h.  75  Carver 
Jacobs  Frederick  (N.  Hunt  4-  Co.),  h.  31  W.  Cedar 
Jacobs  George  C.  grocer,  40  Friend,  house  do. 
Jacobs  Hannah  E.  Mrs.  h.  39  Kneeland 
Jacobs  Hannah  R.  h.  80  Leveret 
Jacobs  Harriet  N.  dress  maker,  h.  87  Charter 
Jacobs  Henry,  12  Kilby 

Jacobs  Hiram,  (Perry,  J.  §  Co.),  h.  18  Temple 
Jacobs  James  L.  painter,  h.  87  Charter 
Jacobs  (James  M.),  &  Deane  (John  K.),  merchant 

tailors,  21  Court,  h.  45  Poplar 
Jacobs  John,  boarding,  house  224  Ann 
Jacobs  John  S.  mason,  house  20  Stillman 
Jacobs  Joshua  &  W.  C.  stair  builders,  36  Friend, 

bds.  10  Crescent  place 
Jacobs  Rebecca  L.  widow,  h.  Broadway,  near  K 
Jacobs  Thomas  R.  21  Court,  bds.  1  Alden 
Jacobs  Thomas  R.  seaman,  h.  1  Salter  place 


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Jacobs  Thomas  R.  (Smith  &  J.),  4  Richmond 
Jacobs  Washington,  stair  builder,  Tyler,  n.  Curve, 

h. 7  London 
Jacobs  Wm.  C.  (/.  §  W.  C.  Jacobs)  h.  26  Myrtle 
Jacobs  Wm.  H.  house  Smith  court 
Jacobs  Wm.  H.  hair  dresser,  Endicot,  c.  Cross 
Jacobson  Oliver,  laborer,  rear  11  Belmont 
Jacoby  Moses,  hair  dresser,  9  Franklin 
JafFers  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  45  Salem 
James  Albert,  mason,  bds.  5  Mason 
James  Benj.  joiner,  h.   Broadway,   n.    Dorchester 
James  Charles,  shipwright,  h.   London,  n.  Sumner 
James  Charles,  mason,  bds.  o  Mason 
James  D.  house  33  Salem  [chester 

James  Francis  (Aiken  ^- J.),  h.  Broadway,  n.  Dor- 
James  Francis,  tailor,  49  Cross,  house  do. 
James  Francis,  machinist,  h.  21  Williams 
James  Henry,  mariner,  h.  6  Livnigston  pi.         [sq. 
James  John  W.  counsellor,  10   Court,  h.  3   Wash. 
James  Lewis,  tailor,  h.  Fifth,  n.  D         [at  Medford 
James  Milton,  W.  I.  goods,  5   Canal   block,  house 
James  Robert  C.  laborer,  house  2  Vine 
James  Susan  Miss,  nurse,  7  Baldwin  place 
James  Thomas  P.  cooper,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B.       [pi. 
James  Wm.  collar  maker,  16  Federal,  h.  2  Revere 
James  William,  carpenter,  h.  c.  Beverly  and  Travers 
James  Wm.  laborer,  house  2  Powars  court 
James  Wm.  E.  plasterer,  h.  Deacon,  u.  Friend 
James  Wm.  EUery,  49  Milk,  h.   at  Jamaica   Plain 
Jameson  David.  Alger's  foundry,  h.  Broadway,  n.  C 
Jameson   Edward,   clothing  and    dry     goods,  129 

Broad,  house  134  Purchase 
Jameson  Hugh,  Custom  House,  h.  21  Beach 
Jameson  N.  W.  C.  {Greenotiijh  J.  Sf  Co.),  house  at 

Cambridge  [taurant,  1  Spring  lane 

Jameson  {Thomas)  &  Richardson  {Oliver  L.),  res- 
Jameson  Wm.  H.  {T.  Gilbert i^  Co.),  h.  at  Br'kline 
Jamieson  Richard  M.  cook,  h.  r.  193  Hanover 
Janes  Daniel,  trader,  house  Church 
Janes  Henry  B.  mer.  tailor,  96  Broadway,  h.  163  do. 
Janes  Theodore,  book  binder,  house  40  Temple 
Jaques  James,  truckman,   Causeway,  c.    Portland, 

h.  at  Wilmington  [Gloucester 

Jaquith  Aaron,  paper  ruler,   6  Water,   house   at 
Jaquith  Augustus  D.  mach'st,  b.  Newland,n.  Cant'n 
Jaquith  Benjamin  F.  salesman,  h.  23  Common 
Jaquith  Isaac,  house  rear  13  Hawkins 
Jaquith  Moses,   paper  ruler,   6  Water,   house  20 

Chambers  [Charlestown 

Jaquith  Oliver,  messenger   Union   Bank,  house  at 
Jarves  Deming,  agent  Boston  and  Sandwich  Glass 

Co.,  Federal,  house  64  Boylstou 
Jarves  G.  D.  &  Cormerais  {Henry),  glass,  &c.  Gran- 
ite block,  Federal,  h.  64  Boylstou 
Jarvis  Jas.  Capt.  h.  Paris,  n.  Sumner     [Somerville 
Jarvis  James  L.  dry  goods,  50    Hanover,  house   at 
Jaszynsky  Louis,  11  Kilby,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Jeffers  Eben.  {Weeden  ^  J.),  3  R.  R.  blk.   Lincoln 
JefFers  John,  10  Ann,  h.  64  Salem 
Jeffers  John,  laborer,  h.  7  Bartlett 
Jeffers  John  H.  h.  24  Porter,  E.  B.  [Dedham 

Jeffers  Samuel  T.  chair   painter,   h.    Suffolk,   near 
Jefferson  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  r.  324  Ann 
Jeffries  James,  at  Nat'l  Theatre,  h.  r.  41  Charter 
Jeffries  James,  slater,  boards  24  Curve 
Jeffries  John,  physician,  house  9  Walnut 
Jeffries  John,  jr.  {C.  Andrews  Sj  Co.),  h.  9  Walnut 
Jeffries  John,  laborer,  h.  Cooper,  c.  Salem 
Jefts  James  M.  clerk  St.  Charles  Hotel 
Jellison  James,  watchman,  h.  15  Billerica 
Jellison  Jos.  A.  laborer,  h.  106  Essex    [26  McLean 
Jellison  Zachariah,  merchant,  18  Central  wharf,  h. 
Jenkins  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  29  Prince    [court  st. 
Jenkins  Chas.  E.  {Bailey  ^  Jenkins),  h.  6   Garden 
Jenkins  Daniel,  mariner,  h*.  5  Piedmont 
Jenkins  David,  carpenter,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Jenkins  {Edmund  R.)  &  Grover  {A.),  hair  dressers, 

1  Adams  House 
Jenkins  E.  J.  clerk,  bds.  25  High 
Jenkins  Esther,  dress  maker,  11  Harrison  avenue 


Jenkins  Francis  {Gideon,  Jr.  §  F.   Jenkins),  house 

6  Newland  [at  Watertown 

Jenkins  Frederick  R.  (/.  TT'.  Gates  ^   Co.),  house 
Jenkins  George,  h.  19  Madison  pi. 
Jenkins  Geo.  W.  grocer,  house  5  Grove 
Jenkins  Gera,  house  52  Poplar 
Jenkins  Gideon,  house  6  Newland 
Jenkins  Gideon,  jr.    &   Francis,  whitewashers  and 

colorers,  13  School,  house  21  Canton 
Jenkins  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  66  Emerald 
Jenkins  Henry,  painter,  258  Broad,  h.  60  High 
Jenkins  Henry  T.  {Latvre7ice,  Stone,  S;  Co.),  house 

14  Chesnut  [Chelsea 

Jenkins  Horatio,  shipsmith,  352  Commercial,  h.  at 
Jenkins  Isaac,  house  583  Washington 
Jenkins  {J.  IF.),  Gorliam    {J.),   &   Co.   palm  leaf 

hats,  00  Pearl,  h.  at  Barre 
Jenkins  Joseph,  architect,  h.  Franklin  square 
Jenkins  Joseph  G.  restorator,  under  N.  E.  House, 

bds.  14  N.  Centre 
Jenkins  Joshua,  painter,  98  Broadway,  h.  79  B 
Jenkins  Lewis,  cook,  95  Court,  h.  at   Cliarlestown 
Jenkins  Luther  L.  clerk,  138  Wash.  b.  2  Suffolk  pi. 
Jenkins  Mary,  house  1  Adams  place 
Jenkins  'Nath'l  (Rice  S;  Jenkins),  house  at  Roxbury 
Jenkins  Noble  E.  laborer,  h.  rear  21  Friend 
Jenkins  Oscar  P.  cutter,  9  Morton  place 
Jenkins  Sam'l,  superintendent  North  Free  Bridge, 

h.  55  Fourtli,  n.  Turnpike 
Jenkins  Samuel  W.  truckman,  h.  113  Hudson 
Jenkins  Solon,   painter,  250   Broad,   h.    Turnpike, 

opposite  Silver  [h.  9  Sudbury 

Jenkins  Solon,  jr.  {Barrows  S;  J.),  379   1-2   Wash. 
Jenkins  Tliomas,  engineer,  house  Decatur 
Jenkins   Wm.  boot   maker,  Kneeland,  c.  Tyler,  h. 

14  London 
Jenkins  Wm.  carpenter,  h.  23  W.  Canton 
Jenkins  Wm.  C.  furniture.  Turnpike,  c.  Broadway, 

h.  11  Broadway  [Maiden 

Jenkins  Wm.  II.  housewright,  29^  Atkinson,  h.  at 
Jenkinson   Wm.,  E.  B.  express,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Jenks  Charles  W.  clerk  at  Adams  House 
Jenks  George  C.  printer,  4  Diamond  blk.  Hanover, 

bds.  8  Baldwin  place  [Pinckney 

Jenks  Joseph  Wm.  teacher  Ladies'  School,   h.  71 
Jenks  {John  H.),  Palmer  (  G.  IF.),  &  Co.  ( Ch.  Hick- 
liny),  booksellers,  131  Wash.  h.  1   Mt.  Vernon 
Jenks  Lemuel  P.  com.  mer.  6  Central  wf.  house  1 

Crescent  place 
Jenks  Samuel  H.  notary  public  and  insurance  agt. 

17  State,  house  233  Fourth 
Jenks  S.  H.  jr.  110  State,  house  233  Fourth 
Jenks  Thomas  M.  student,  boards  81  Lowell 
Jenks  Wm.  Rev.  house  1  Crescent  place 
Jenks  Wm.  M.  milkman,  b.  rear  Tyler,  n.  Curve 
Jeniiess  Chcsley,  truckman,  boards  19  Thacher 
Jenness  John  {Hi.ronif  J.),  house  98^  Endicot 
Jenness  John  S.  3  Liberty  sq.  b.  Tremont  House 
Jenness  Warren,  type  dresser,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Jenness  Woodbury,  constable,  h.  14  Wheeler's  ct. 
Jennett  Mary  B.  mdow,  house  4  Lowell  place 
Jenney  Bernard  (.S.  Jenney  ^  Co.),  Broadway 
Jenney  Charles  S.  clerk,   44  India  wf.   house  head 

of  Broadway 
Jenney  Nelson,  builder,  house  Canton 
Jenney  Stephen  &  Co.   {S.jr.  ^-  B.  Jenney),  mer- 
chants, 46  India,  house  327  Broadway         [av. 
Jenney  Stephen,  jr.   (.S'.  Jenney  §  Co.),  h.  16  Har. 
Jennings  Alex.  H.  &  Son  {A.  H.  jr.)),  blacksmiths, 

Charlestown,  c.  Beverly,  h.  So  Brighton 
Jennings  Alex.  H.  jr.    {A.  H.  Jenninys  Sj  Son),  h. 

8  Unity  court 
Jennings  Edwin,  clerk,  house  r.  79  Prince 
Jennings  Francis,  book  keeper,  b.  19  La  Grange  pi. 
Jennings  F.  W.  H.  27  Central  wharf 
Jennings  Gideon,  bds.  6  Fleet     [h.  r.  51  Cambridge 
Jennings  Horatio  G.  coach  maker,  4  Distil-House, 
Jennings  John  D.  tailor,  86  Wash.  h.  Fourth,  c.  C 
Jennings  John  J.  painter,  h.  44  Marion 
Jennings  Josiah  A.  hair  dresser,  h.  19  Stillman 


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Jennings  Levi,  broker,  26Exch'ge,  h.  2  N.  Margin 
Jennings  Mary,  house  rear  79  Prince 
Jennings  Nancy,  widow,  house  ol8  Commercial 
Jennings  Nathaniel,  teamster,  house  5  Paris  pi. 
Jennings  Sarah,  widow,  house  2-5  Short  Second 
Jennings  Wentworth,  hair  dresser,  b.  Fulton  H. 
Jennison  Mary,  widow,  house  33  Spring  [ton 

Jennison  Sam'l,  jr.  counsellor,  27  State,  h.  at  New- 
Jennison  Wm.  clerk,  10  Gerrish  block,  b.  22  Lynde 
Jepson  Joseph  B.  marble  cutter,  h.  45  S.  Margin 
Jepson  J.  S.  boards  Har.  avenue,  cor.  Beach 
Jepson  Mary,  widow,  house  12  Gouch 
Jepson  Samuel,  carpenter,  37  S.  Margin,  h.  26  do. 
Jepson  Wm.  watch  maker,  7  Elm,  h.  70  Poplar 
Jerauld  Albert  A.  mere,  tailor,  2-5^  Sudbury,  house 

2  McLean  court 
Jerauld  J.  W.  tailor,  2o.^  Sudbury 
Jerauld  Washington  L.  carpenter,  h.  17  Stillman 
Jeser  Joseph,  boot  maker,  Dover,   n.  Wash.  h.  do. 
Jesser  F.  A.  boot  mak'r,  North'mpton,  n.  Har.  av. 
Jessup  Maria  Mrs.  house  r.  12  Charter 
Jewell  Harvey,  counsellor,  20  Court,  bds.  Pavilion 
Jewell  Henry"  L.  horse  shoer,  N.  Grove,  n.  Vine 
Jewell  J.  B. "clerk,  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Jewell  John,  currier,  boards  21  Commercial 
Jewell  Lyman  B.  23  Pearl,  boards  Central  House 
Jewell  Miriam,  house  21  Commercial 
Jewett  A.  porter  at  Adams  House 
Jewett  Amory,  carpenter,  33  Friend,  h.  802  Wash. 
Jewett  Aqiiila,  boards  145  Pleasant 
Jewett  Clement,  h.  43  Blossom    [Milk,  h.l7  Howard 
Jewett  {Darioin  E.)  &  Prescott  (  W.  A.),  silk  g'ds,  2 
Jewett  (Daiv'rf  5.),  Tebbetts   (/.    R.),   &  Co.   dry 

goods,  78  Milk,  house  5  Edinboro' 
Jewett  Henry  B.  clerk,  23  Cornhill,  b.  24  Bulfinch 
Jewett  I.  restaurant,  rear  318  Washington 
Jewett  James,  house  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Jewett  John  {Prime,  Kenny,  iS?  Co.),  h.  at  Salem 
Jewett    {John  H.),    McGilvray    {D.    F.),    &   Co. 
{Sam'l  Edes),  dry  goods,  51  &   53  Water,  h. 
139  Pleasant  [hill,  h.  20  Oak 

Jewett  John  P.  publisher  and  bookseller,  23  Corn- 
Jewett  Joseph  W.  clerk  at  Adams  House 
Jewett  Nathaniel,  house  526  Washington 
Jewett  Nathaniel,  watchman,  house  4;^  Unity 
Jewett  Oliver,  chaise  trimmer,  h.  18  S.  Russell 
Jewett  Rebecca,  house  Beach,  near  Sea 
Jewett  Stephen  &  Co.  medicines,  30  India 
Johns  Wm.   M.   fancy   painter,    1    Winter,  house 

300  Broadway 
Johnson  Abigail  Mrs.  house  1  Lincoln 
Johnson  Albert  F.  furnishing  goods,  371  Washing- 
ton, boards  445  do.  [Elm,  h.  11  Minot 
Johnson  {Alfred)  &  Draper  {L.  D.),  produce,   14 
Johnson  Alfred  V.  house  82  Charter 
Johnson  Amasa  P.  laborer,  h.  3  Powars  court 
Johnson  Amos,  house  84  Charles 
Johnson  Amos,  truckman,  h.  24  Washington  sq. 
Johnson  Andrew  J.  hardware,   11  and  12  Dock  sq. 

house  39  Purchase 
Johnson  Ann,  variety  store,  44  Albany 
Johnson  Ann  J.  widow,  h.  40  Bridge 
Johnson  Artemas  N.  organist  and  teacher  of  mu- 
sic, house  2  Madison  place  [18  Prospect 
Johnson  Artemas  W.  {€'.  S.   Joknsoti  Sf  Co.),  h. 
Johnson  Benj.  broker,  4  Joy's  building,   house  13 
N.  Russell                       [Sumner,  h.  New,  E.  B. 
Johnson  {BenJ.  F.)    &  Mclvenley   (-D.),   painters, 
Johnson  Bridget  Mrs.  house  r.  Swan 
Johnson  Caleb  S.  &Co.  (.4.  W.  Johnson),  grocers, 

7  Merrimac,  h.  at  Somerville 
Johnson  Carver,  carpenter,  house  15  S.  Russell 
Johnson  Catharine  Mrs.  house  Silver,  near  A 
Johnson  Charles,  15  State,  b.  1  Chauncy  place 
Johnson  Charles,  jr.  restorator,  Ferry,  cor.  Ann 
Johnson  Charles,  boarding,  9  North  square 
Johnson  Charles,  rigger,  boards  107  Purchase 
Johnson  Charles,  capt.  house  29  Piedmont 
Johnson  Charles,  house^vright,  h.  Third,  n.  E 
Johnson  Charles,  carpenter,  Cove,  near  Beach 


Johnson  Charles   B.    {Wilcox,  Doddridge,  ^  Co.), 

house  at  Chelsea 
Johnson  Charles  B.  boards  58  Belknap 
Johnson  Charles  F.  cabman,  house  14  Prospect 
Johnson  Charlotte,  widow,  h.  Commercial  court 
Johnson  C.  Berkley,    {E.,  A.,  S^  W.  Winchester), 
h.  at  Roxbury  [at  Charlestown 

Johnson  Daniel,  finding  store,  5  Blackstone,  house 
Johnson  Daniel  AV.  fish  dealer,  h.  7  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Johnson  David,  fish,  23  the  S.  Market,  h.  28  Tyler 
Johnson  Dexter  A.  clerk,  house  35  Fayette 
Johnson  Earl  W.  merch.  tailor,  29  &  30  Dock  sq. 

house  1  Stillman 
Johnson  Ebenezer,  mason,  house  98  Charles 
Johnson  Edward,  house  4  Common 
Johnson  Edward,  boarding,  447  Washington 
Johnson  Edwin  {John  R.Dow  .S,  Co.),  132  State 
Johnson  Elcazer,  house  6  Suffolk  place 
Johnson  Elisha  S.,  Custom  House,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Johnson  Emily,  teacher,  b.  Hanover  House 
Johnson  {Francis  M.)  &  Thompson  {Albert),  leath- 
er, 29  Shoe  and  Leather,  h.  at  Quincy 
Johnson  George,  seaman,  house  Bowen  ct. 
Johnson  George,  undertaker,  h.  rear  35  Pitts 
Johnson  George,  house  8  Erie 
Johnson  George  &  Co.  (IF.  F.  Johnson),  boots  and 
shoes,  37  &  39  Shoe  and  Leath'r,  h.  at  Bradford 
Johnson  Geo.  jr.  silversmith,  boards  8  Erie 
Johnson  Geo.  L.  fish  market,  35  Bromfield,  house 

14  Montgomery  place 
Johnson  Geo.  W.  36  Union,  boards  64  Essex 
Johnson  George  W.  {Deane,  Davis,  S^  Co.),  house 

7  Franklin  place 
Johnson  Grafton,  laborer,  house  4  Wilberforce  pi. 
Johnson  H.  Augustus,  15  S.  Market,  b.  at  Roxbury 
Johnson  Henry,  house  1  Newton  place 
Johnson  Henry,  laborer,  house  1  May  st.  co\irt 
Johnson  Henry,  laborer,  house  17  May 
Johnson  Henry,  seaman,  house  9  W.  Centre 
Johnson  Henry,  Quincy  Hall,  h.  E.  Cambridge 
Johnson  Herbert,  clerk,  226  Washington 
Johnson  Hiram  (Jordan  &:  J.),  b.  5  Camden 
Johnson  Hugh,  wagoner,  h.  Athens,  n.  Second 
Johnson  Hugh,  laborer,  house  122  Ann 
Johnson  {Ira)  &  Sa^vin    {Geo.  H.),   liquors,  &c.   9 

Corn  court,  house  13  Portland 
Johnson  Isaac,  sawyer,  house  Arnold,  n.  Wash. 
Johnson  Jacob  A.  carpenter,  house  8  Province 
Johnson  {James),  Sewall,  &  Co.  {E.  Dale),  Amer- 
ican goods,  133  Milk,  house  55  Summer 
Johnson  James,  ship  sawyer,  house  UN.  Grove 
Johnson  James,  waiter,  house  26  Belknap 
Johnson  James,  laborer,  house  US.  Margin 
Johnson  James  B.  trader,  house  56  Hanover 
Johnson  James  J.  house  17  Suffolk 
Johnson  James  C.  music  teacher,  h.  2  Madison  pi. 
Johnson  James  G.    gimps,  fringes,  &c.  7  Milk,  h. 

3  Clifton  place 
Johnson  James  T.  oyster  saloon,  56  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Johnson  Jesse  C.  salesm'n,  45  Kilby,  b.  148  Hanov'r 
Johnson  J.  H.  M.  waiter,  house  5  Southac 
Johnson  John,  27  F.  H.  Market,  bds.  82  Purchase 
Johnson  John,  seaman,  house  128  Purchase 
Johnson  John,  gas  fitter,  house  21  Hamburg 
Johnson  John,  clothing,  58  Blackstone 
Johnson  John  A.  tin  worker,  275  Washington. 
Johnson  John  C.  salesman,   123  Milk,  h.  212  Har- 
rison avenue 
Johnson  John  P.  teamster,  house  125  Turnpike 
Johnson  J.  E.  artist,  228  Washington  [sea 

Johnson  Joseph  G.  carpenter,  Beverly,  h.  at  Chel- 
Johnson  Joseph,  laborer,  house  1  Smith  place 
Johnson  Josiah,  boarding,  60  Federal 
Johnson  Letetia,  crockery  ware,  147  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Johnson  Levi  W.  piano  maker,  h.  r.  690  Wash. 
Johnson  Lorenzo,  oysters,  3  Fleet,  house  do. 
Johnson  Lucinda,  widow,  house  r.  5  Causeway 
Johnson  Maria,  seamstress,  house  3  Centre 
Johnson  Maria  F.  dress  maker,  17.^  Staniford 
Johnson  Margaret,  widow,  h.  r.  57  Merrimac 


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Johnson  Margaret,  widow,  house  r.  133  Fourth 

Johnson  Margaret,  nurse,  house  56  Tyler 

Johnson  Marshall,  132  State 

Johnson  Mehitable,  nurse,  h.  r.  "Webster,  c.  Cottage 

Johnson  Mathew,  laborer,  house  8  Cross 

Johnson  Mary,  widow,  house  -56  Hanover 

Johnson  Mary,  house  14  Kingston 

Johnson  Nathaniel  P.  teamster,  h.  Eutaw,  E.  B. 

Johnson  Nicholas,  weigher,  48  India  whf.  house  at 

Roxbury 
Johnson  Peter,  laborer,  house  5  Middlesex 
Johnson  Philip,  com.  produce,  28  Commercial,  h. 

at  Somerville 
Johnson  Robert,  waiter,  house  27  Belknap 
Johnson  Rufus  C.  lighterman,  house  -54  N.  Margin 
Johnson  Samuel,  house  7  Franklin  place 
Johnson  Samuel,  jr.  house  7  Franklin  place 
Johnson  Samuel,  second  hand  clothing,  141  Ann 
Johnson  Samuel,  box  maker,  2  Union  block 
Johnson  Samuel,  paper  stainer,  rear  32  Pleasant 
Johnson  Samuel  D.  comedian,  house  50  Friend 
Johnson  Samuel  E.  boards  110  Harrison  avenue 
Johnson  Samuel  O.  19  Milk,  house  7  Franklin 
Johnson  Sarah  Jane,  widow,  house  17  Second 
Johnson  Sarah  W.  tailoress,  house  75  Prince 
Johnson  Thomas,  machinist,  house  Gold,  n.  F 
Johnson  Thomas,  mariner,  house  Robinson  alley 
Johnson  Thomas,  jr.  lighterman,  h.  Lamson  ct. 
Johnson  Thomas  I),  clerk,  house  18  Hamburg 
Johnson  T.  S.  watch  maker,  69  Washington,  house 

at  Charlestown 
Johnson  Thomas  J.  203  Wash,  house  at  Newton 
Johnson  William,  grocer,  house  8  Southac 
Johnsou  William,  laborer,  house  II  Butolph 
Johnson  William,  house  3  Fleet 
Johnson  William,  coppersmith,  h.  Stillman,  n.  En- 

dicot  [bds.  161  Court 

Johnson  Wm.  botanic  medicines,  rear  47  Hanover, 
Johnson  William,  oysters,  239  Ann,  bds.  241  do. 
Johnson  William  E.  clerk,  house  100  Leveret 
Johnson  William,  mariner,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage 
Johnson  AVilliam  H.  Mrs.  house  7  May 
Johnson  Wm.  J.  clerk,  13  Elm,  bds.  58  Belknap 
Johnson  Wm.  P.  clerk,  41  Court,  b.  1  Suffolk  pi. 
Johnson  Willard,  house  Vine,  cor.  North  Russell 
Johnston  David  C.  5^  Tremont  row,  h.  25  Franklin 
Johnston  E.  R.  Mrs.  house  40  Essex 
Johnston  James,  carpenter,  boards  154  Tyler 
Johnston  James  M.  glass  blower,  house  Second, 

near  Dorchester 
Johnston  Robert  P.  clerk.  Carver,  cor.  Eliot 
Johnston  Samuel,  house  4  Second  st.  pi. 
Johnston  William,  carpenter,  house  155  Tyler 
Johnston  Wm.  glass  maker,  110  C,  cor.  Third 
Johnston  Wm.  B.  K.  seaman,  h.  r.  444  Commercial 
Johonnot  Andrew,  21  Dock  sq.  h.  22  Poplar 
Johonnot  (Andrew  E.)  &  Saunders   {(ieorge  S.), 

hardware,  21  Dock  sq.  h.  37  Blossom 
Johonnot  Charles  H.  clerk,  house  2  Bowdoin   [ton 
Johonnot  Wm.  H.  mess.  City  Bank,  h.  4  Livings- 
Jokins  Antonio,  mariner,  house  City  Slip,  Ann 
Jones  Albert  L.  53  Milk,  13  Franklin  place 
Jones  (.4.  D.)  &  Curtis  {E.  S.),  tea  dealers,  54 

Broad,  bds.  Pearl  st.  House 
Jones  Allen  H.  fish,  144  Court,  house  1  Lynde 
Jones  Alden  W.  bowling,  house  658  Washington 
Jones  Alonzo,  jr.  eating  room,  opp.  74  Cora'l,  h. 

124  Salem 
Jones  Andrew  C.  upholsterer,  667  Washington 
Jones  Anna  P.  house  28  Chesnut 
Jones  Artemas  S.  watch  maker,  bds.  11  Suffolk  pi. 
Jones  Asa,  turner,  Groton,  house  1  Village  pi. 
Jones  Augustus  F.  moulder,  house  Athens,  n.  D 
Jones  Bcnj.  C.  machinist,  b.  Chelsea,  opp.  Decatur 
Jones  Benj.  machinist,  house  7  Utica 
Jones  Benj.  P.  clerk,  1  &  3  Liberty  sq.  bds.  3  High 
Jones  Benjamin,  waterman,  house  12  Charles 
Jones  Bradford  G.  house  32  Harvard 
Jones  Caleb  S.  shipwr'ht,  h.  First,  opp.  glass  house 
Jones  Charles  {Seamans  ^  J.),  bds.  Pemberton  H. 


Jones  Charles,  waiter,  house  6  Mcdford  court 
Jones  Charles,  carpenter,  house  13  Broadway 
Jones  Charles  C.  mason,  house  1  Kuhn  place 
Jones  Charles  F.  {Ward  Jackson  ^  Co.),  house  at 

Andover  '  [Hanover 

Jones  Charles  G.   groceries,  183  Com'l,  bds.   209^ 
Jones  Charles  L.  &  Co.  [L.  A.  Jones),  soap  and 

lard  oil  manuf.  4  S.  Market,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Jones  Charlotte  0.  tailoress,  boards  9  Billerica 
Jones  Cyrus  W.  clerk,  17  India,  bds.  at  Somerville 
Jones  Daniel,  shipwright,  h.  London,  n.  Sumner 
Jones  Daniel  C.  watchman,  boards  12  Unity 
Jones  David,  carpenter,  house  1  Poplar  court 
Jones  David,  housewright,  house  40  Myrtle 
Jones  David,  laborer,  h.  Har.  avenue,  opp.  300 
Jones  David  H.  caulker,  boards  Cross,  E.  Boston 
Jones  David,  mason,  bds.  33  Indiana  place 
Jones  Edward,  tailor,  house  Gold,  near  B 
Jones  Edward,  mason,  house  10  Endicot  court 
Jones  Edward  Franlv,  273  Washington     [Portland 
Jones  Edward  J.  constable,   3   Franklin   av.  h.   28 
Jones  Edward  W.  painter,  house  21  Wall 
Jones  Elias,  leather,  20  Elm,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Jones  Eliphalet,  23  S.  Market,  house  4  McLean 
Jones  Ellis  G.  engineer,  h.  Gold,  n.  D  [Cambridge 
Jones  Elnathan,  bookbinder.  Hi  School,  house  at 
Jones  Ezekiel  R.  blacksmith,  house  Third,  n.  C 
Jones  {Francis)  &  Farley    {C.  B.),    fruit  and  pro- 
duce, 88  State,  house  100  Third 
Jones  Francis,  clerk,  boards  2  Har.  avenue 
Jones  Frederick,  house  16  Second 
Jones  Frederick,   shoes   and  leather,  74  Pearl,  h. 

16  Ashburton  place 
Jones  Frederick  A.   &   Co.    {Geo.   II.  Jones),   dry 

goods,  1  Tremont  row,  boards  at  Pavilion 
Jones  Frederick  H.  39  Merch.  row,  h.  4  Auburn  ct. 
Jones  Freeman  R.  salesman,  house  14  Butolph 
Jones  George,  book  binder,  bds.  204  Hanover 
Jones  {George  B.),  Ball  ( True  M.),  &  Poor  {Nath'l 

C),  jewelry,  226  Wash,  and  1  "Summer,  bds. 

21  Somerset  [Vernon 

Jones  Geo.  H.  {Dorrance,  Newton  ^  Co.),  h.  47  Mt. 
Jones  Geo.  H.  {F.  A.  Jones  &;  Co.),  h.  5  Cambridge 
Jones  George  S.  physician,  81  Charles,  house  do. 
Jones  Gustavus,  {itayden  &;  J.),   house  45  Southac 
Jones  Hallet,  laborer,  h.  Robinson  alley 
Jones  Hance,  house  316  Ann 
Jones  Hannah  Mrs.  dress  maker,  2  Seaver  place 
Jones  Henry  &  Co.  {E.  A.  Abbott),  lumber  merch's, 

Clifton's  wharf,  h.  Central  sq.  E.  Boston 
Jones  Henry,  laborer,  house  1  James  place 
Jones  {Henri/)  &  Farwell  (Lut/tcr,  jr.),  locksmiths, 

37  Exchange,  house  12  S.  Russell 
Jones  Henry  H.  house  2  Central  court 
Jones  Henry  H.  merch.  47  Cent.  wf.  h.  20  Lynde 
Jones  Henry  L.  boards  31  Orange 
Jones  Helen  M.  millinery,  238  Washington 
Jones  Isaac,  mason,  house  213  Fourth 
Jones  Isaac,  watchman,  house  9  Hartford  place 
Jones  Isaac  F.  boards  9  Hartford  place 
Jones  Isaac  H.  leather  and  com.  merch.  62  Fulton, 

house  272  Tremont 
Jones  Isaac  Henry,  clerk,  4  Green,  b.  16  Grove 
Jones  Isaac  H.  caulker,  house  Cross,  n.  Border 
Jones  {Ivory  H.)  &  Kendrick  {T.  D.),  livery  sta- 
ble, 534  Wash,  house  66  Emerald 
Jones  James,  cabinet  maker,  house  17  Vine 
Jones  James  A.  dry  goods,  204  Hanover,  bds.  127 

Hanover  [Eaton  pi. 

Jones  James   C.    furniture,   91   Endicot,  boards  1 
Jones  James  L.  {Lewis,  Jones  ^  Son),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Jones  John,  carpenter,  house  r.  219  Hanover 
Jones  John,  tailor,  house  28  Hamilton 
Jones  John   B.    treasurer   E.    Boston  Wharf  Co., 

Lewis,  E.  B.  house  at  Roxbury 
Jones  John  C.  house  126  Tremont  [mont 

Jones  John  S.  boot  maker,  6  Bedford,  bds.  56  Tre- 
Jones  John  S.  cabinet  maker,  house  16  Bridge 
Jones  Jonathan,  jr.  {Michael  Tombs  8;  Co.),  house 

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Jones  J.  S.  physician,  house  10  Southac 

Jones  Joseph,  laborer,  house  2-3  Billerica 

Jones  Joseph,  clerk,  house  63  Emerald 

Jones  Joseph,  house  28  Purchase 

Jones  Joseph  E.  (Briyham,  J.  is;  Co.),  b.  Quincy  H. 

Jones  Josiah  M.  hides  and  leather,  72  Pearl,  house 

12  Kingston 
Jones  Justin,  publisher,  82  Wash.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Jones  Leonard,  rigger.  Cross,  cor.  Fulton 
Jones  Leonard  S.   boots  and  shoes,  4  Blackstone, 

house  at  Weston 
Jones  hevi  B.  hats  &  fancy  goods,  248  Commerc'l, 
house  Liverpool,  n.  Sumner      [h.  173  Hanover 
Jones  Lewis  &  Son  (/.  L.),  stove  manuf.  3G  Union, 
Jones  Lois  &  Elizabeth,  tailoresses,  h.  -47  Myrtle 
Jones  Louisa,  widow,  boarding,  5  Mason 
Jones  Louisa,  widow,  house  9  Fruit  [bridge 

Jones  Lucius  A.   (C  L.  Jones  &■  Co.),  li.  at  Cam- 
Jones  Lyman,  clerk,  46  Blackstone 
Jones  Mark  A.  apothecary,  boards  81  Charles 
Jones  Mary,  widow,  seamstress,  house  9  Clark 
Jones  Mary,  boards  at  J.  Duncan's,  Paris,  E.  B. 
Jones  Moses,  carpenter,  house  F.  n.  Fourth 
Jones  Xahum  &  Co.  (J.  M.  Jones),  boots  &  shoes, 

72  Pearl,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Jones  Nancy,  widow,  house  11  Common 
Jones  Nathaniel,  painter,  boards  9  Nashua 
Jones  Nathaniel,  housewright,  h.  37  Belknap 
Jones  Nathaniel  B.  baggage  master,  h.  27  Andover 
Jones  Nathaniel  H.  26  Long  wf.  h.  at  Somerville 
Jones  Octavia,  house  6  Eliot 
Jones  Otis  N.  23  S.  Market,  bds.  4  McLean 
Jones  Peter,  shipwright,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Jones  Peter  C.  73  Ann,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Jones  (Peter  C.)  &  Wheelwright  {Geo.  W.),  paper, 

110  State,  h.  56  AVarren 
Jones  Philander  A.  oysters,  798  Washington 
Jones  Philander  A.  J.  P.  collector,  14  Rochester 
Jones  Rachael  T.  midwife,  house  3  Miltou 
Jones  Rebecca,  nurse,  h.  2  Salem  court 
Jones  Rebecca  A.  dress  maker,  39  Warren 
Jones  Rees,  marble  polisher,  h.  102  W.  Cedar 
Jones  Richard,  oysters,  276  Ann 
Jones  Richard  E.  mariner,  h.  3  Hooton's  alley 
Jones  Robert,  waiter,  32  Brattle,  h.  27  Belknap 
Jones  Robert  S.  {Bennet  cV  Jones),  h.  4  Fayette   ct. 
Jones  Samuel,  Custom  House,  b.  5  Bumstead  pi. 
Jones  Samuel,  teamster,  bds.  12  Cooper 
Jones  Samuel  C.  captain,  h.  Fifth,  n.   Dorchester 
Jones  Samuel  H.  ship  carpenter,  h.  Old  Harbor 
Jones  S.  H.  restorator,  o.J  T  wf.  house  21  Porter 
Jones  Sarah,  widow,  h.  2  Fayette  court 
Jones  Sarah  H.  widow,  house  i.  71  Chambers 
Jones  Sarah  T.  dress  maker,  house  32  Charles 
Jones  Silas,  scale  and  balance  maker,  7  Market  sq. 
Jones  Simon  {Wm.  A.  Howe  ^  Co.),  bds.  58  Essex 
Jones  Stephen,  house  9  Adams 
Jones  Susan  W.  boarding,  16  Tyler 
Jones  Sybil,  laundress,  h.  102  W.  Cedar 
Jones  Theodore,  police  officer,  h.  57  Marion 
Jones  Thomas  J.  {Clark  ^  J.),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Jones  Thomas  P.  mason,  b.  33  Indiana  pi.  n.  Trem. 
Jones  Wain^^Tight,  daguerreotvp'st,  b.  2  Scwall  pi. 
Jones  {William),  Hill  (.V.  H.)',  &  Co.  (.1.  .4.  Tur- 
7-ill),  importers  and  jobbers  woollens,  31  Milk, 
house  81  Summer 
Jones  Wm.  grocer,  694  Wash.  h.  13  Maiden 
Jones  William,  sail  maker,  house  21  Hull 
Jones  William,  trader,  h.  1  Milton 
Jones  William,  tailor,  h.  23  Oliver 
Jones  William,  watch  maker,  52  Union,  h.  do. 
Jones  Wm.  B.  blacksmith,  h.  Camden    [Somerville 
Jones  Wm.  G.  comedian.  National  Theatre,  h.   at 
Jones  Wm.  Henry,  21  School,  h.  6  Chapman  place 
Jones  Wm.  J.  harness  maker,  16  Sudbury,  h.  Sum- 
ner, near  Cottage 
Jones  Wm.  K.  policeman,  bds.  12  Unity 
Jonson  Richard,  laborer,  h.  Milldam         [Rosbury 
Jordan  Alex.  S.  (/.  L.  Bates  S;  A.  S.  Jordan),  h.  at 
Jordan  Charles,  laborer,  h.  229  Broad 


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Jordan  Charles,  painter,  h.  Sumner,   near   Orleans 
Jordan  Chas.  painter,  80  Federal,  h.   13   Oliver  pL 
Jordan  David,  laborer,  h.  rear   104  Purchase 
Jordan  Eben.  D.  salesman,  h.  10  Ashland 
.Jordan  Edward,  baker,  bds.  8  W.  Centre 
Jordan  Edw.  book  binder,  h.  11  Friend         [Cooper 
Jordan  Edwin  B.  grocer,  126   Endicot,   boards  39 
Jordan  Eleazer,  painter,  bds.  64  Nashua 
Jordan  Elisha,  truckman,  h.  N.  Margin,  c.  Thacher 
Jordan  George  C.  boards  759  Washington 
Jordan  Henry,  boards  49  Warren 
Jordan  Henry,  boards  64  Nashua 
Jordan  Horace  {Morse  S^  J.),  6  Boylston  Market, 
house  at  Brighton        [801  Wash.  h.  5  Camden 
Jordan  {Ichabod  G.)  &  Johnson  {Hiram),  grocers, 
Jordan  James,  stevedore,  h.  6  Henchman  lane 
Jordan  Jere.  grocer,  72  Cambridge,  h.  at  Medford 
Jordan  John,  laborer,  house  229  Broad 
Jordan  John  P.  caulker,  h.  r.  gun  house.  Fort  Hill 
Jordan  John  T.  captain,  h.  49  Warren 
Jordan  L.  Mrs.  physician,  h.  1  Garaux  place 
Jordan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Sumner  place,  E.  B. 
Jordan  Thomas,  contractor,  h.  79  C,  cor.  Silver 
Jordan  William,  carpenter,  h.  2  Bennet  place 
Jordan  William,  chaise  maker,  house  23  Temple 
Jordan  Wm.  L.  dry  goods,  108  Broadway,  h.  73  B 
Joselyn  Malinda,  widow,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Joselyn  Wm.  E.  mariner,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Joseph  Aaron  C.  mariner,  h.  May  st.  court 
Joseph  Emanuel,  vinegar  maker,  h.  E,  n.  Third 
Joseph  John,  cooper,  h.  Everett,  n.  Cottage 
Joseph  (iJ/e7;a;Y^  C),  Schoff(C'.    E.),   &   Co.    {L. 
Stetson, Jr.),  clothing,  35  &  37  Ann,  h.  at  Camb. 
Joslin  Oilman,  globe  maker,  5  Mt.  Vernon  avenue, 

house  80  Charles 
Joslyn  Samuel,  painter,  h.  Gold,  near  B 
Josselyn  Asa  H.  laborer,  bds.  Cross,  E.  B. 
Josselyn  Austin,  restorator,  12  Devonshire 
Josselyn  Elijah,  boards  5  Franklin 
Josselyn  Ellis  K.  comb  maker,  128  Wash,  house  6 

Leveret,  near  the  bridge 
Josselyn  Freeman  M.  at  Alger's,  b.  53  B,  c.  Fourth 
Josselyn  Freeman  M.  jr.  at  Alger's,  bds.  53  B 
Josselyn  Geo.  M.  iron  worker,  at  Alger's,  bds.  53  B 
Josselyn  Isaiah,  moulder,  h.  Second,  near  C 
Josselyn  J.  H.  broker,  10  State 
Josselyn  J.  W.  boards  54  Harvard 
Josselyn  Lewis,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Josselyn  Marquis  F.  carpenter,  h.  19  Groton 
Josselyn  Mary  A.  widow  of  Morrill,  h.  2  Adams  pi. 
Josselyn  William  A.  comb  maker,  128  Wash,  house 
at  Chelsea  [House  court 

Josselyn  Wm.  C.  cutter,  35   Ann,  b.    1   Province 
Jotoson  Augustus,  carpenter,  h.  14  Cherry 
Jourdan  C.  A.  25  School,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Joy  Albion  K.  P.  couns'lor,  23  Court,  b.  7  E.Canton 
Joy  Charles  F.  produce,  7  Chatham  row,  house  at 

Roxbury 
Joy  Henry  L.  carpenter,  h.  Silver,  near  B 
Joy  John,  supt.  Hortic.  Hall,  School,  h.  90  Salem 
Joy  Joseph  G.  house  22  Mt.  Vernon 
Joy  J.  D.  W.  clerk,  bds.  90  Salem 
Joy  Lott  N.  shipwright,  h.  Cottage,  n.  Maverick 
Joy  Samuel  C.  book  binder,  bds.  23  Lynde 
Jove  Nancv  Mrs.  27  Warren  [Hanover 

Joyce  James  T.,  W.  I.  goods,  425   Com'l,   h.    223 
Joyce  John,  house  368  Commercial 
Joyce  John,  plasterer,  h.  Cross,  E.  B. 
Joyce  Richard,  laborer,  h.  r.  98  Fourth        [Suffolk 
Joyce  Samuel  C.  carpenter,  h.  near  Stone  Chapel, 
Judd  Murch,  teamster,  bds.  Ill  Leveret 
Judd  Oliver,  ag't  for  saddlers'  silk,  h.  2  Jackson  pi. 
Judge  Mary,  widow,  h.  11  S.  Margin 
Judge  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Orleans,  rear  Sumner 
Judkins  Benjamin,  grocer,  91  Cambridge,  h.  do. 
Judkins  Eben.  musician,  house  10  Nashua      [\-ard 
Judkins  E.  W.  {Crisman  <S,-  /.),  h.  Tyler,  n.  Har- 
Judkins  Henry  E.  cl'k  Nashua  R.  R.  b.  51  Brighton 
Judkins  Hiram,  watchman,  h.  r.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Judkins  Stephen  B.  Mrs.  h.  Tyler,  n.  Harvard 


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Judkins  AVarren  S.  coachman,  8  Arch,  h.  32  Essex 
Judson  Charles  C.  {Pratt  ^  J.),  h.  11  Vernon 
Judson  &  Co.  {Chester  Judson),  com.  mer.  4  India, 

house  at  Newton 
Julian  John,  handcartman,  h.  18  N.  Centre 
Junge  Charles,  book  keeper,  24o  Wash.  b.  28  Essex 
Junion  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  r.  40  Blackstone 
Junior  Wm.  03'sters,  6  Southac 
Junkins  Rufus  A.  marble  polisher,  bds.  68  Nashua 
Justis  Richard,  15  Long  wf.  h.  1  Belcher  lane 
Justis  William,  laborer,  h.  II  Pearl  place 

KAHLER  JEREMIAH,  merchant,  41  Central  wf. 

Kahlcr  Patrick,  19  Atkinson 

Kailleen  Rosanna,  widow,  h.  5  Lucas  place 

Kain  Edward,  porter,  h.  5  Spear  alley 

Kain  Jeremiah,  pedler,  h.  10  Curve 

Kain  John,  stone  cutter,  h.  2o  Prince 

Kaler  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  rear  51  Prince 

Kaliher  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  rear  90  Sea 

Kaliher  Cornelius,  4  Faneuil  Hall,  h.  62  Salem 

Kaliher  Daniel,  shoe  maker,  h.  7  Sullivan  place 

Kaliher  Mary,  widow,  h.  30  Oneida 

Kaliher  Timothy,  tinsmith,  h.  10  Sullivan  place 

Kaley  David,  cabinet  maker,  h.  foot  of  Minot 

Kaley  John,  laborer,  h.  9  Nashua  court 

Kallahan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  163  Broad 

Kails  John,  carpenter,  bds.  6  Jackson  place 

Kails  Margaret,  widow,  h.  rear  301  Washington 

Kamett  Francis,  laborer,  h.  2  North  square 

Kampbell  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  13  Cross 

Kane  Barney,  laborer,  h.  57  Pitts 

Kane  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  96  AVarren 

Kane  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  104  Purchase     Jn.  South 

Kannady  Bartholomew,   brakeman,  h.    Kneeland, 

Kanty  John,  laborer,  h.  Sun  court  place 

Karagan  Louisa  Mrs.  h.  Sun  court  place 

Karcher  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  Wales'  wf.    [D,  h.  do. 

Karcher  Christian,  boot  maker,  218   Broadway,  n. 

Karll  David,  seaman,  h.  2  Thacher  court 

Karney  Lawrence,  gardener,  h.  17  Second 

Karm  John  H.  stone  cutter,  h.  6  Boylston   square 

Karroun  Baer,  house  55  Warren 

Katon  Lemuel  L.  bds.  2  N.  Bennet 

Kattau  George  W.  tailor,  3  Moon 

Katzman  H.  h.  Everett,  n.  Cottage,  E.  B. 

Katzmann  Jacob,  blacksmith,  h.  4  Lehigh 

Katzmann  Christian,  cooper,  h.  Everett      [Canton 

Kauffer  John  T.  painter,  Suffolk,    c.    Canton,,  h.  I 

Kaulback  Hugh  Wm.  currier,  h.  6  N.  Margin 

Kaulback  John  Gr.  tailor,  h.  25  Auburn 

Kaulback  John  G.  jr.  tailor,  5^  Congress  square,  h. 

25  Auburn  [Morton 

Kaulback  Thomas   M.   currier,   27   Fulton,   h.    II 
Kaulback  Wm.  H.  harness  maker,  h.  3  Sister 
Kaulback  AVm.  H.  jr.  27  Merch.  row,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Keach  Erastus,  actor,  h.  34  S.  Russell 
Keahoe  John,  rigger,  h.  12  Margaret 
Kean  Anthony,  clerk,  h.  Pearl,  corner  Purchase 
Kean  Dennis.'boiler  maker,  h.  30  Bridge 
Kean  James,  machinist,  h.  I,  c.  Third 
Kean  William,  plasterer,  h.  26  Prince 
Kearns  James,  laborer,  house  Bolton,  near  B 
Kearney  John,  laborer,  house  45  Sea 
Kearsey  Jed'h,  shoe  maker,  b.  8  N.  Russell 
Keas  William,  grocer,  Chelsea,  house  do. 
Keating  James,  marble  worker,  h.  r.  82  W.   Cedar 
Keating  John,  laborer,  h.  Middlesex,  n.  Dover 
Keating  John  D.  hair  dresser,  23  Portland 
Keating  John  F.  steam  planing,  Harr.  av.  near  the 

bridge,  h.  7  Village 
Keating  Lemuel  L.  65  Commercial,  b.  2  N.  Bennet 
Keating  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Page's  court 
Keating  Philip  C.  cooper,  house  r.  Third,  n.  E 
Keating  Richard,  laborer,  h.  I  Hanover  avenue 
Keating  William,  house  rear  82  W.  Cedar 
Keatingdorf  Anthony,  house  6  Tremont  block 
Keaton  Mary,  house  326  Ann 
Keaton  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  275  Ann 
Keefe  Daniel,  laborer,  house  18  Short  Second 


Keefe  David,  laborer,  h.  rear  59  Eliot 
Keefe  David,  cabinet  maker,  h.  9  S.  May 
Keefe  David,  blacksmith,  h.  28  Kingston 
Keefe  Dennis,  laborer,  house  Marion,  E.  B. 
Keefe  Edmond.  blacksmith,  h.  2  Theatre  alley 
Keefe  Esther,  widow,  h.  368  Commercial 
Keefe  Ganett,  laborer,  h.  I  Hamilton  alley 
Keefe  James,  laborer,  house  23  Hamilton 
Keefe  James,  laborer,  house  21  Hamilton 
Keefe  Jane,  house  22  Prince 
Keefe  John,  laborer,  h.  South,  near  Harvard 
Keefe  John,  laborer,  h.  3  Sweetser  court 
Keefe  Martin,  blacksmith,  h.  28  S.  Cedar 
Keefe  Michael,  laborer,  house  25  Oliver 
Keefe  Michael,  upholsterer,  h.  23  Williams 
Keefe  Patrick,  laborer,  house  3  Belmont 
Keefe  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  4  Livingston  place 
Keefe  Richard,  laborer,  h.  r.  49  Hanover 
Keefe  Timothy,  house  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Keegan  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  39  Carver 
Kcelan  N.  groceries,  6  Norwich,  house  do. 
Keeler  Jane,  widow,  h.  Kneeland,  near  Utica 
Keeler  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  13  Sea 
Keely  Michael,  house  Utica,  near  Beach 
Keene  Ephraim,  clerk,  bds.  22  Richmond 
Keen  Lemuel,  machinist,  h.  Eighth,  near  I 
Keen  Lewis,  engineer,  h.  London,  near  Sumner 
Keen  {Newton  M.)  &  Kennedy  {C.  A.),  shoes  and 

leather,  64  &  66  Fulton,  bds.  42  Charles 
Keen  Robert,  eating  room,  4  Clinton 
Keen  Robert,  painter,  h.  Fifth,  near  A 
Keen  Shadrach,  h.  Maverick,  near  Havre 
Keen  Shadrach,  jr.  restorator,  Sumner,  n.  London, 

h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Keen  Simeon  H.  shipwright,  bds.  6  Fleet 
Keen  Simeon  N.  shipwright,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Keen  William  T.  coppersmith,  h.  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Keenan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  70  Carver 
Keenan  John,  laborer,  house  Creek  square 
Keenan  John,  laborer,  h.  9  Thacher  court 
Keenan  John,  ostler,  bds.  146  Ann  [ter 

Keenan  Michael,  housewright,  h.  First,  n.  Dorches- 
Keenan  Owen,  laborer,  h.  11  Andover 
Keenan  Owen,  grocer,  Maverick,  cor.  Liverpool,  h. 

Bennington,  E.  B. 
Keenan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  32  Oneida 
Keenan  Thomas,  house  10  Madison  place 
Keenan  William,  shoe  maker,  h.  Tyler  court 
Keene  John,  painter,  h.  9  Sullivan  place 
Keene  R.  H.  millinery,  15.J  Hanover 
Keep  Charles,  boarding,  8  Avery 
Keep  N.  C.  dentist,  74  Boylston 
Keezer  David,  truckman,  104  Summer,  h.  22  Sea 
Kegler  Gerhard,  cabinet  maker,  475  Wash,  house 

at  Roxbury 
Kegler  G.  cabinet  maker,  h.  5  Osborn  place 
Kehoe  Edward,  laborer,  house  90  Warren 
Kehoe  J.  34  Ann,  bds.  39  Warren 
Kehoe  Judith  E.  Mrs.  h.  4  Chambers  st.  court 
Kehoe  Michael,  jr.  (  Whiting  if  K.),  b.  N.  E.  House 
Keily  Michael,  shoe  maker,  322  Commercial 
Keiley  P.  shoe  maker,  2  Eliot 
Keily  Timothy,  tailor,  h.  54  Atkinson 
Keith  Amos  B.  269  AVash,  h.  76  Tremont 
Keith  Andrew  J.  cooper,  house  Colony 
Keith  Charles  E.  &  Co.  {H.  R.  Keith),   shoes    and 

leather,  55  Pearl,  bds.  Adams  House 
Keith  Chas.  H.  umbr'las  and  music,  67  &  69  Court, 

house  at  Maiden 
Keith  Elbridge  G.  carpenter,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Keith  Elizabeth  W.  teacher,  bds.  76  Tremont 
Keith  Hannah,  widow,  house  Silver,  near  B 
Keith  Henry  R.  {C.  E.  Keith  &;  Co.),  b.  Adams  Ho. 
Keith  James,  laborer,  house  23  Hamilton         [bury 
Keith  James  M.  counsellor,  20   Court,   h.  at  Hox- 
Keith  ]\Iartin,  hat  store,  64  Fourth,  h.  Silver,  n.  B 
Keith  Mary  A.  widow,  h.  18  N.  Russell 
Keith  {Martin),  &  Ricker  (C'/iotrfes  £.),  provisions, 

62  Fourth,  h.  Silver,  near  B 
Keith  Michael,  laborer,  h.  6  Lowell  place 


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Keith  Nath'l,  clerk,  30  Dock  sq.  h.  at  Lynn      [pi. 
Keith  Richmond  B.  clerk,  89  State,  b.  2  Kneeland 
Keith  Robert,  lumber  whf.  at  Quincy,  h.  65  Prince 
Keith  S.,  Abington  Express,  18  Merchants'  row 
Keith  Wm.  dep.  surveyor,  h.  2  Lyndeboro'  place 
Keith  William  H.  clerk,  bds.  62  Temple 
Keith  Wm.  W.  broker,  24  State,  h.  31  Dover 
Kell  Alex.  R.  trunk  manuf.  Blackstone,  c.  Cross 
Kell  John,  boarding,  4  North  square 
Kellar  Cornelius,  trader,  h.    Com'l,  corner  Charter 
Kelleher  John,  grocer,  c.  Lehigh  and  E.  Orange 
Kelleher  Michael,  laborer,  h.  4  Essex  place 
Kelleher  Thomas,  machinist,  h.  71  Nashua 
Keller  John,  h.  Everett,  n.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Keller  Joseph  A.  music  teacher,  h.  Maiden 
Keller  Peter  F.  ship  keeper,  h.  2  Wesley,  E.  B. 
Kellett  Wm.  H.  machinist,  h.  10  La  Grange  place 
Kelley  Alexander  R.  rigger,  h.  1  Bartlett 
Kelley  Alvah,  brick  maker,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Kelley  Andrew,  paver,  h.  Fifth,  near  B 
Kelley  Bryant,  laborer,  90  Broad 
Kelley  Daniel,  tailor,  h.  Fulton,  near  Lewis 
Kelley  Daniel,  grocer,  1  Mechanic,  h.  3  do. 
Kelley  Daniel,  tailor,  house  Porter,  E.  B. 
Kelley  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  0  Pearl  pi.      [h.  1  Oliver 
Kelley  Edward,  crockery  and  glass  ware,  346  Wash. 
Kelley  Elisha,  trader,  house  44  Allen 
Kelley  Eugene,  artist,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Kelley  Eugene,  portrait  painter,  h.  119  Fourth 
Kelley  Francis,  captain,  house  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Kelley  George  W.  blacksmith,  h.   Athens,  near  D 
Kelley  H.  E.  B.  Mrs.   milliner,  63   Hanover,   h.   3 

Lathrop  place 
Kelley  Henry,  upholsterer,  bds.  60  Federal 
Kelley  James,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  C 
Kelley  James,  cooper,  rear  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Kelley  James,  house  rear  3  Foster  place 
Kelley  James,  grocer,  h.  &  s.  81    Kneeland,  n.  Sea 
Kelley  James,  laborer,  house  A,  near  C 
Kelley  James,  plasterer,  house  7  Lancaster 
Kelley  James,  teamster,  house  183  Fourth 
Kelley  John  (Hamblen  ^  K),  h.    19  Porter,  E.  B. 
Kelley  John,  laborer,  house  10  Hamilton 
Kelley  John,  laborer,  house  115  Broad 
Kelley  John,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Kelley  J.  Clawson,  physician,  h.  54  Tremont 
Kelley  Joseph,  apothecary,  155  Ann,  h.    2   Garden 

court  street 
Kelley  Joseph,  fruiterer,  h.  Hamilton  alley 
Kelley    (Joseph  B.)    &    Levin    (James   F.),   fancy 

goods,  5  Kilby,  bds.  Pearl  st.  House 
Kelley  Joseph  H.  clerk  at  Post  Office,  h.  36  Leveret 
Kelley  Levi,  cooper,  h.  7  W.  Canton 
Kelley  Luke,  laborer,  h.  Suffolk,  near  Lenox 
Kelley  Mary,  widow,  h.  r.  27  Williams 
Kelley  Michael,  carpenter,  h.   Belcher   lane,   opp. 

Washington  place 
Kelley  Michael,  laborer,  h.  r.  20  East 
Kelley  Michael,  stevedore,  li.  7  Bartlett 
Kelley  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B.      [Hill 
Kelley  Michael  E.  clerk,  house  r.  gun  house,  Fort 
Kelley  Moses,  carpenter,  Tremont,  n.  R.  R.  bridge, 

bds.  3  Loudon 
Kelley  Neal,  house  Bremen,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Kelley  Myron  B.  clerk.  Post  Office,  h.  36  Leveret 
Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  cor.  Fourth  and  G   [do. 
Kelley  Patrick  H.  confectioner,  8  Lewis,   E.    B.  h. 
Kelley  Philip  &  Thomas,  stucco   workers,  opp.   42 

Bedford,  house  at  Cambridge 
Kelley  Richard  I.  tailor,  bds.  4  Pitts 
Kelley  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Wordsworth,  E.  B. 
Kelley  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  A,  near  Fourth 
Kelley  Thomas,  house  2  Livingston  place 
Kelley  Thos.  laborer,  h.  r.  29  Cross    [Hancock  row 
Kellev  Thomas,  coppersmith,  12  Marshall,  house  2 
Kelley  Thomas,  (P.  <Sf  T.  Kelley),  h.  32  Albany 
Kelley  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  r.  201  Ann 
Kelley  Timothy,  waiter,  house  4  Belknap 
Kelley  William,  laborer,  h.  65  Friend 
Kelley  William,  laborer,  h.  Spring,  near  Poplar 


Kelley  AVilliam,  laborer,  h.  3  Snowhill 
Kelley  William,  machinist,  house  Colony 
Kelley  William  H.  (Wm.  R.  Kelley  S^  So7i),  h.  at 
Somerville  [19  Cong.  h.'l8  Pinckney 

Kelley  William   R.  &  Son  (Wm.  H.)  mer.  tailors, 
Kellogg  Charles  D.  14  Merchants'  row,   bds.  Marl- 
boro' Hotel 
Kellogg  Martin  M.  123  Milk,  bds.  American  House 
Kells  Joseph,  handcartman,  h.  1  Morton  place 
Kellum  John  C.  (Wait  &  K),  h.  266  Broadway 
Kelly  Alanson,  moulder,  214  Fourth 
Kelly  Andrew,  rigger,  house  13  Unity 
Kelly  Ann,  widow,  house  11  Essex  place 
Kelly  Catharine,  widow,  h.  rear  17  Friend 
Kelly  Bernard,  grocer,  74  Essex,  h.  do. 
Kelly  Charles,  laborer.  Commercial,  h.  c.  Charter 
Kelly  Charles,  teamster,  h.  Charter,  c.  Commercial 
Kelly  Daniel,  plasterer,  house  20  Tileston 
Kelly  (Daniel  D.)  &  Holmes  (TF;7//«m  G.),  ship- 
wrights and  caulkers,  head  Union  wharf,  and 
Sumner,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Kelly  Darby,  laborer,  h.  22  Erie 
Kelly  David,  laborer,  h.  59  Eliot 
Kelly  Dennis,  waiter,  h.  48  Merrimac 
Kelly  D.  L.  stucco  worker,  h.  38  Albany 
Kelly  Edward,  laborer,  h.  5  Chardon 
Kelly  Edward,  laborer,  rear  124  Sea 
Kelly  Edward,  shoe  maker,  h.  76  Charles 
Kelly  Edward,  house  24  Thacher  ct. 
Kellv  Francis,  laborer,  h.  96  Charter 
Kelly  Henry  H.  car  builder,  h.  351  Tremont 
Kelly  I.  bds.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  h.  3  Snowhill 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  h.  2  Powars  ct. 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  h.  30  Oneida 
Kelly  James,  tailor,  h.  2-54  Hanover 
Kelly  James,  pedler,  house  r.  47  Hudson 
Kelly  James,  coach  painter,  h.  2  Orange  lane 
Kelly  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  85  Kneeland 
Kelly  Jeremiah,  accountant,  h.  2  Poplar  pi. 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  house  r.  26  Belknap 
Kelly  John,  tailor,  house  r.  22  Atkinson 
Kelly  John,  tailor,  h.  13  Endicot 
Kelly  John,  slater,  h.  52  Carver 
Kelly  John,  h.  Kneeland,  n.  Utica 
Kelly  John,  stucco  worker,  h.  11  Oliver  place 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  house  r.  81  Fourth 
Kelly  John,  founder,  house  r.  108  Fourth 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  114  Broad 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  h.  Jenkins  place 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  h.  125  Fourth 
Kelly  John,  lather,  h.  15  Charter 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  h.  15  Livingston  ' 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  h.  9  Norwich 
Kellv  John,  laborer,  h.  2  Scott  ct. 
Kelly  John,  tailor,  bds.  18  N.  Centre 
KellV  John,  laborer,  h.  Cove,  n.  Beach 
Kellv  John,  laborer,  h.  407  Washington 
Kellv  John,  blacksmith,  h.  Third,  n.  D 
Kelly  John  E.  C.  stair  builder,  6  Charlestown,  h. 

3  Melrose  place 
Kelly  Jonathan  F.  editor,  author,  &c.  27  Devonshire 
Kelly  Lawrence,  h.  77  Eliot 
Kelly  Malachi,  mason,  h.  31  Erie 
Kelly  Michael,  grocer,  112  Endicot 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  h.  83  Prince 
Kelly  ^lichael,  laborer,  house  r.  25  Poplar 
Kelly  Owen,  plasterer,  h.  52  Carver 
Kelly  Patrick,  grocer,  Oliver,  c.  Wendell,  h.  do. 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  196  Ann 
Kellv  Patrick,  plasterer,  h.  54  Kneeland 
Kelly  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  22  Atkinson 
Kelly  Peter,  bill  poster,  14  Congress 
Kellv  Peter,  laborer,  house  r.  48  Congress 
KcUv  Richard,  laborer,  h.  9  Essex  pi.  [E.  B. 

Kelly  Richard  N.  painter,  h.  Liverp'l,  n.  Maverick, 
KcUv  Robert,  pilot,  h.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Kelly  Stillman,  clerk,  bds.  26  Ann 
Kelly  Thomas,  mariner,  h.  3  Exchange  av. 


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Kelly  Wm.  laborer,  h.  41  Charlestown 
Kellv  Wm.  pilot,  h.  Liverpool,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Kelly  Wm.  laborer,  h.  1  South  Cedar  fct. 

Kelly  Wm.  saddler  and  harness  maker,  h.  3  Bridge 
Kelly  Wm.  F.  A.  hats,  7  Dock  sq.  h.  13  Wheeler's  ct. 
Kehen  Isabella,  widow,  h.  Groton,  n.  Washington 
Kelren  Robert,  truckman,  h.  322  Fourth       [Eaton 
Kelsey  Albert  H.  housewright,  51  Causeway,  h.  6 
Kelsey  James,  blacksmith,  h.  95  W.  Cedar 
Kelsey  James  H.  (Skapleiffh  &;  K.),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Kelsey  Joshua,  rigger,  h.  r.  gun  house,  Fort  Hill 
Kelsoe  William,  3  Court  sq. 
Kelt  Geo.  S.  baker,  505  Washington 
Kelt  James,  baker,  505  Washington,  h.  do. 
Kelt  James,  jr.  h.  505  Washington 
Kelt  John,  baker,  bds.  505  Washington 
Kelton  Amanda  Mrs.  washing,  h.  11  Blossom 
Kelton  David,  carpenter,  bds.  26  Ann 
Kelton  Mary,  boarding,  30  Federal 
Kelton  Mason  G.  machinist,  h.  Mercer,  S.  B. 
Kemble  Ann,  widow,  bds.  7  Bowdoin  sq.    [Chelsea 
Kemlo  Francis,  watch  maker,   18  Congress,  h.  at 
Kemlo  Wm.  chaise  trimmer,  h.  6  Spring  st.  pi. 
Kemp  Asa,  housewright,  h.  Gold,  n.  C 
Kemp  George,  laborer,  h.  Grover  pi. 
Kemp  Henry,  chair  painter,  h.  22  Atkinson 
Kemp  Hiram  A.  stone  cutter,  h.  35  Billerica 
Kemp  James,  laborer,  h.  14  Second 
Kemp  John  J.  mariner,  h.  Broad,  opp.  Maine  wf. 
Kemp  Josiah,  blacksmith,  bds.  5  Nashua 
Kemp  Nathan,  laborer,  h.  10  Unity 
Kemp  Nath.  P.  28  Cornhill,  h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Kemp  Rhoda,  boarding,  5  Ashburton 
Kemp  Robert  {Mansfield  &  K.),  h.  9  Tileston 
Kemp  Roswell  H.  truckman,  bds.  5^  Nashua 
Kemp  Samuel,  sail  maker,  54  Commercial,  house 
at  Salem  [h.  Maverick,  n.  Border 

Kemp  William  H.  lozenge  maker,  96.^  Commercial, 
Kempel  O.  G.,  French  polisher,  h.  11  W.  Castle 
Kerapton  Ann  Mrs.  h.  4  N.  Russell  [Tyler 

Kempton  Oren,  baggage  master  W.  R.  R.  h.  r.  58 
Kenaphy  Michael,  laborer,  h.  5  Powars  ct. 
Kench  Mercy,  widow,  h.  5  Commercial 
Kendall  (Ahel),  Whitwell  {F.  A.),  &  Co.  (L.  B. 
Marsh  &;   Wm.  II.  Talbot),  dry  goods,  1  and  3 
Pearl,  h.  5  Somerset 
Kendall  Charles  B.  53  Milk,  bds.  3  Arch 
Kendall  Chas.  C.  {CiMinq  <Sf  A'.),  bds.  7  Alden 
Kendall  Charles  G.  bds.  5  Somerset 
Kendall  Charles  H.  wheelwright,  h.  r.  Third,  n.  E 
Kendall  Charles  M.  clerk,  8  Long  wf.   [Indiana  pi. 
Kendall  Charles  S.  {Gould,  K.  &;  Lincoln),  house  7 
Kendall  Daniel  S.  25  Doane,  h.  at  Brookline 
Kendall  Dauphin  C.  jeweller,  77  Broad,  h.  Broad- 
way, near  K 
Kendall  Edmund  H.  publisher,  h.  7  Jackson  pi. 
Kendall  Edward,  machinist,  bds.  20  Bridge 
Kendall  Edward,  24  Pearl,  h.  32  Piedmont 
Kendall  Edward,  musician,  h.  4  Piedmont  [Poplar 
Kendall  E.  &  S.  chair  painters,  3  Adams,  house  32 
Kendall  Francis  {Richardson  ^  K.),  h.  23  Poplar 
Kendall  George  S.  painter,  h.  17  Richmond 
Kendall  H.  A.,  Hanover,  c.  Commercial,  b.  7  Alden 
Kendall  Hugh  R.  wool,  61  Water,  h.  at  Brookline 
Kendall  Isaac,  75  Long  wharf 
Kendall  Jas.  machinist,  N.  Grove,  h.  98  Chambers 
Kendall  James  H.  carver,  8  Wilson  lane,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Kendall  James  K.  musician,  h.  2  Butolph 
Kendall  Jane,  dress  maker,  b.  24  Oxford 
Kendall  John,  laborer,  h.  76  Salem 
Kendall  John,  clerk,  bds.  3  Spring  st.  ct. 
Kendall  John  H.  painter,  31  Hanover,  boards  2 

McLean  comt 
Kendall  John  T.  coppersmith,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Kendall  Joseph  Sewall,  chemist,  h.  5  Friend 
Kendall  Joseph  S.  clerk,  51  Milk,  b.  Revere  House 
Kendall  Joshua,  machinist,  h.  54  Leveret 
Kendall  Oliver,  clerk  at  II  Elm 
Kendall  Rachel  G.  Mrs.  dress  maker,  h.  Bartlett  pi. 


Kendall  Rebecca  Mrs.  h.  Paris,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Kendall  Salma,  64  Utica,  h.  at  Chelsea  [bridge 

Kendall  Samuel  {E.  &;  S.  Kendall),  h.  at  W.  Cam- 
Kendall  Samuel  E.  restorator,  old  State  House,  h. 

19  Lowell 
Kendall  Sewall,  mason,  h.  5  Friend     [h.  12  Friend 
Kendall  Stephen  B.,  Fitchburg  Exp.,  otHce  11  Elm, 
Kendall  Stiles,  housewright,  124  Endicot,  boards 

37  Friend 
Kendall  S.  H.  surgeon  dentist,  2  Bumstead  pi. 
Kendall  Timothy,  clerk,  h.  9  Brighton 
Kendall  Timothy  C.  76  Fulton 
Kendall  Wm.  chair  maker,  h.  72  Tremont 
Kendall  Wm.  B.  lumber  and  storage,  10  Ferry,  h. 

59  Salem 
Kendall  Wm.  B.  laborer,  h.  9  Second 
Kendrick  Alexander  W.  h.  Jeffries,  E.  B. 
Kendrick  {Josiah)  &  Norton  {R.  J.),  produce,  head 

of  City  whf.  h.  Le.xington,  E.  B. 
Kendrick  Lydia,  h.  17  Orange  lane 
Kendrick  Marshal  J.  cook,  h   92  Eliot 
Kendrick  Thos.  D.  {Jones  ^  K.),  h.  4  Jefferson 
Kendrick  Wm.  W.  {Toirni  I^  A'.),  h.  56  Hudson 
Kcnfield  Charles  H.  Rev.  h'.  24  Marion 
Kcnfield  Eben.  employment  office,  1  Harvard  pi. 
Kenison  Josiah  F.  clerk,  bds.  93  W.  Cedar 
Kenison  Tappan,  wharfinger,  h.  93  W.  Cedar 
Keniston  Furber,  h.  5  Wheeler's  ct. 
Kennan  John  W.  23  Fulton,  bds.  5  Tyler 
Kennard  A.  tailor,  4  Court  av. 
Kennard  Edward,  bds.  10  Essex 
Kennard  Geo.  W.  clerk,  121  Wash.  b.  3  Franklin 
Kennard  Henry,  tailor,  h.  136  Pleasant 
Kennard  James  W.  bds.  2  Harrison  av. 
Kennard  John  S.  28  Pearl,  bds.  117  Harrison  av. 
Kennard  John  W.  clerk,  bds.  5  Tyler 
Kennard  Martin  P.  {Bigelow,  Brothers,  <Sr  K.),  h. 

117  Harrison  avenue 
Kennard  Oliver  P.  jr.  6  Com'l  wf.  b.  Eastern  Exch. 
Kennard  Wm.  H.  121  Washington,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Kennealy  John,  boarding,  house  8  Clark 
Kennedy  Alexander,  book  binder,  bds.  30  Portland 
Kennedy  Charles  A.  {Keen  ix  K),  b.  6  Cambridge 
Kennedy  Daniel,  blacksmith,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Sea 
Kennedy  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  23  Washington  av. 
Kennedy  George  W.  house  r.  60  Myrtle 
Kennedy  {James)  &  Leonard  {Robert),  carpenters, 

26  Atkinson,  h.  62  do. 
Kennedy  James,  laborer,  h.  7  Lime  alley 
Kennedy  James,  laborer,  h.  Gold,  n.  A 
Kennedy  James,  laborer,  h.  59  Salem 
Kennedy  James,  carpenter,  h.  10  Curve 
Kennedy  James,  tailor,  h.  First,  opp.  glass  house 
Kennedy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Half  Moon  place 
Kennedy  John,  stone  cutter,  boards  81  South 
Kennedy  John,  stone  cutter,  h.  20  S.  Margin 
Kennedy  John,  laborer,  house  Fabin 
Kennedy  John,  tailor,  house  rear  6  Rochester 
Kennedy  .John,  carpenter,  house  76  Federal 
Kennedy  John,  tailor,  90  Ann 
Kennedy  John  Mrs.  b.  Beach,  near  the  church 
Kennedy  Jos.  machinist,  h.  Fourth,  n.  Dorchester 
Kennedy  Lucius,  laborer,  house  3  Jackson  av. 
Kennedy  Mary  Ann  Mrs.  house  191  Ann 
Kennedy  Matthew,  carpenter,  house  31  Oneida 
Kennedy  Matthew,  cooper,  house  5  Sister 
Kennedy  Michael,  laborer,  h.  152  Fourth 
Kennedy  Michael,  cooper,  house  23  Williams 
Kennedy  Neal,  laborer,  h.  Salem,  cor.  Richmond 
Kennedy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  88  Eliot 
Kennedy  Peter,  harness  maker,  r.  20  Kingston,  h. 

Second,  near  A 
Kennedy  Richard,  grocer,  12  Pearl  place 
Kennedy  Thomas,  tailor,  house  55  Atkinson 
Kennedy  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Kennedy  Timothy,  laborer,  house  115  Broad 
Kennedy  T.  J.  W.   physician,  house  N.   Charles, 

cor.  Livingston 
Kennedy  Wm.  moulder,  house  Gold,  near  B 
Kennedy  William,  laborer,  house  r.  11  Kingston 


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Keuney  Ann,  nurse,  boards  133  Hanover 
Kenney  Daniel,  teamster,  house  r.  18  N.  Margin 
Kennev  P'rancis,  laborer,  h.  rear  168  Ann 
Kenney  James,  laborer,  house  3  Hamilton  ct. 
Kenney  James,  laborer,  house  10  Suffolk 
Kenney  John,  job  wagon,  house  22  Fifth,  n.  A 
Kenney  Martin,  stone  cutter,  house  8  Sister 
Kenney  M.  F.  printer,  b.  6  Morton  place 
Kenney  Mary,  groceries,  L50  Sea,  house  do. 
Kenney  Michael,  teamster,  h.  Doherty  ct.  E.  B. 
Kenney  Sarah  H.  Mrs.  house  3  Merrimac 
Kenney  Stephen  {Wlnslow  S^  K.),   b.  c.  N.  square 

and  Ann 
Kenney  Thomas,  pile  driver,  h.  o  Lamson  ct.  E.  B. 
Kenney  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Paris  ct.  E.  B. 
Kenney  Thomas,  grocer,  Lewis,  h.  do.  E.  Boston 
Kenney  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Kenney  Wm.  S.  cabinet  maker,  house  4  Andover 
Kenniff  Daniel,  shoe  maker,  127  Sea,  house  do. 
Kennison  David  K.  mariner,  h.  rear  81  Portland 
Kenniston  Benjamin,  handcartman,  h.  710  Wash. 
Kenny  Chauncey  D.  {Reed  ^  K.),  boards  Cornhill 

Coffee  House 
Kenny  David,  cabinet  maker,  b.  1  Church  place 
Kenny  Geo.  A.  printer,  22  School,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Kenny  Geo.  M.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Kenny  John,  cooper,  h.  2  Henchman  lane 
Kenny  Jona.  A.  [Prime,  K.  4,  Co.),  h.  at  Salem 
Kenny  Lewis,  carpenter,  boards  52.;^  Cambridge 
Kenny  Mark,  laborer,  h.  rear  178  Purchase 
Kenny  M.  N.  21  Merchants'  row,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Kenny  Patrick,  laborer,  house  12  Grove 
Kenny  Patrick,  laborer,  house  9  Cross 
Kenny  Patrick,  pedler,  house  26  Morton 
Kenny  Thomas,  founder,  h.  rear  106  Fourth 
Kenny  Wm.  apothecary.  Beach,  n.  Sea,  h.  3  Albany 
Kenson  Mary  F.  widow,  h.  Havre,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Kent  Abner  K.  17  Wilson  lane  [B,  c.  Gold 

Kent  Barker  B.    shipwright,   302  Commercial,    h. 
Kent  Charles,  clerk,  boards  3  Jackson  place 
Kent  Charles  C.  Quincy  Hall,  bds.  3  Jackson  pi. 
Kent  Charles  J.  clerk,   8  old  State  House,  boards 

10  Columbia  [20  Leveret 

Kent  Elisha  T.  &  Co.  junk,    18  Haverhill,   house 
Kent  Erastus,  porter,  house  29  Harvard 
Kent  Geo.  counsellor,  b.  36  Higlr 
Kent  Geo.  H.  hatter,  boards  lol  Court 
Kent  Geo.  N.  tin  plate  worker,  house  28  Arnold 
Kent  Henry  A.  housewright,  h.  334  Fourth 
Kent  J.  D.  conductor  Fitcliburg  R.  R.  h.  67  Dover 
Kent  James  H.  painter,  house  9  Norfolk  place 
Kent  Job,  house  21  Fayette 
Kent  John,  brewer,  89  "Water,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Kent  John  Mrs.  boards  23  N.  Russell 
Kent  Joseph,  tin  plate  worker,  house  8  Oswego 
Kent  Lewis,  house  35  Beach 
Kent  Louisa,  milliner,  h.  18  Province  House  ct. 
Kent  Moses,  mason,  house  7  East  st.  place 
Kent  Robert  R.  clerk,  boards  .5  Clark  [way 

Kent  Samuel,  shipwright,  h.  Dorchester,  n.  Broad- 
Kent  Samuel  P.  grocer,  82  Har.  av.  h.  127  Hudson 
Kent  {William)  ^&   Hill  (G.),   plumbers,    17  &  19 

Cornhill,  house  8-5  Chambers 
Kent  Wm.  H.  {Flint  ^Kent),  house  8  Staniford 
Kent  Wm.  V.  28  Long  wharf,  house  8  Staniford 
Kenyon  Solomon,  house  52  Marion 
Kercher  John,  brass  finisher,  boards  160  Hudson 
Kern  Michael,  laborer,  house  482  Commercial 
Kerney  Paschal,  painter,  house  8  W.  Castle 
Kerns  John,  laborer,  house  5  Brighton 
Kerns  John  F.  carpenter,  house  13  Pembroke 
Kerns  Terence,  laborer,  house  5  South  st.  court 
Kerns  Thomas,  clerk,  4  S.  Market,  b.  Franklin 
Kerr  James  C.  printer,  house  9  Stillman 
Kershaw  Edward,  locksmith,  24  Water 
Kershaw  John,  locksmith,  24  Water 
Ketchum  Richard,  boards  Har.  av.  cor.  Beach 
Ketchura  Samuel,  stau-  builder.  River,  c.  Lime,  h. 

32  S.  Russell 
Ketchum  Wm.  W.  tinsmith,  house  12  Albany 


Kettell  James,  Custom  House  officer,  75  Long  wf. 

house  Broadway,  near  Dorchester 
Kettell  James,  jr.  89  Water,  house  at  Charlestown 
Kettell  John,  merchant,  5.^  Tremont  row 
Kettell  {John  B.),  Collins  {J.  IL),  &  Co.  {F.  Vase), 

com.  merchants,  50  India  wf.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Kettell  Joshua  V.  watch  maker,   32  Court,  house 

18  Purchase 
Kettell  Samuel,  10  Congress,  boards  27  Howard 
Kettell  Thomas,  ass't  clerk  F.  H.  Market,  house 

rear  6  Hawkins 
Kettclle  Frederick  S.  clerk,  boards  114  Pleasant 
Kettelle  Jacob  Q.  counsellor,  9  State,  b.  54  Belknap 
Kettelle  Samuel  F.  stucco  worker,  h.  114  Pleasant 
Kevlin  Henry,  laborer,  house  19  Williams 
Keyes  Amos,  produce,  10  Market  sq.  b.  8  N.  Bennet 
Keyes  Daniel  B.  confec.  184  Hanov.  h.r.  35  Prince 
Keyes  Edw.  watch  maker,  226  Wash.  b.  40  Hudson 
Keyes  Hale  L.  clerk,  51  Milk,  h.  at  Charlesto^vn 
Keyes  Henry,  house  1  Sears'  place 
Keyes  Margaret,  dress  maker,  house  8  W.  Centre 
Keyes  Samuel,  laborer,  house  9  Grove 
Keyes  Seth  C.  34  Ann,  house  at  Woburn 
Keyes  Thomas,  carpenter,  boards  10  Sister       [lem 
Keyes  Zenas  AV.  dry  goods,  43  Hanover,  h.   18  Sa- 
Keyles  William,  laborer,  h.  4  Langdon  place 
Keyou  John  M.  hair  dresser,  Cong.  sq.  h.  28  Fay'te. 
Keys  Michael,  grocer,  76  Endicot,  house  do. 
Keys  Richard,  tailor,  house  18  Stillman 
Kibbe  Alphonso,  grocer,  80  Esses     [Northampton 
Kibbe  Cornelius,  tamp  maker,   h.   Plymouth,  cor. 
Kibbe  {P.  M.)  &  Cochran  (/.  F.),  bowling,  Derby 

Range,  boards  9  Hanover 
Kibbey  Epaphras,  jr.  clerk,  18  India,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Kibbey  Geo.  W.  slater,  house  rear  85  Prince 
Kibby  Jerod  H.  carpenter,  house  27  Vine 
Kidder  Abner  C.  provisions,  Harrison  avenue,  cor. 

Kneeland,  h.  Pleasant,  cor.  Piedmont 
Kidder  Andrew  B.  music  printer,  7  Cornhill,  house 

at  Somerville  [at  Cambridge 

Kidder  Daniel  T.  wharfinger,  13  Rowe's  wharf,  h. 
Kidder  D.  B.  clerk,  h.  Chelsea,  c.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Kidder  E.  Mrs.  &  Co.  patent  medicines,  100  Court, 

house  33  Temple 
Kidder  E.  J.  cabinet  maker,  h.  100  Pleasant 
Kidder  Ellis  U.  7  Cornhill,  house  at  Charlestown 
Kidder  Ezra  T.  {Kidder  S,-  Co.),  house  20  Leveret 
Kidder  &  Co.  {Francis  D.  S^  E.  T.  Kidder),  W.  I. 

goods,  17  &  18  N.  Market,  bds.  6  Tremont  row 
Kidder  Franklin  A.  100  Court,  h.  33  Temple 
Kidder  Frederick  {Copeland  §•  K.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Kidder  Gardner  G.  com.  merch.  12  Long  wf.  house 

at  Medford 
Kidder  Henry  P.  clerk,  boards  100  Pleasant 
Kidder  Isaac  L.  77  Wash.       []VIaverick,  c.  Chelsea 
Kidder  James,  jr.    druggist,    Maverick   sq.    house 
Kidder  James  H.  106  State,  house  at  Medford 
Kidder  Jerome  G.  oils,  4  S.  Market,  b.  at  Dorchst'r 
Kidder  Jos.  druggist,  1  Derby  Range,  h.  3  Lynde 
Kidder  Thomas,  house  100  Pleasant 
Kidney  John,  teamster,  house  8  Prince 
Kidney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  338  Ann 
Kidney  William,  carpenter,  house  4  Brighton 
Kieley  Patrick,  shoe  maker,  house  Porter,  E.  B. 
Kiely  Maurice,  stevedore,  house  21  Morton 
Kiely  Michael,  laborer,  Kneeland,  near  South 
Kies  John,  house  63  Lowell 
Kiesele  Charles,  Bavarian  ale,  house  534  Wash. 
Kilborn  Geo.  jr.  {Benner &  K.),h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Kilborn  Wm.  H.  clerk,  1  Sudbury  square 
Kilbourn  Augustus,  carpent'r,  h.  Suffolk,  c.  Rutl'd 
Kilbourn  J.  15.  {French,  Wells  &  Co.),  b.  Revere  H. 
Kilburn  Alfred,  painter,  house  2  Buttrick  place 
Kilburn  George  H.  type  founder,  h.  4  Grove  place 
Kilcolins  Thomas,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Kilcup  Amos,  watchman,  house  Athens,  near  F 
Kilcup  Robert,  teamster,  h.  Third,  near  D 
Kildary  Thomas,  teamster,  h.  4  Sullivan  place 
Kilderry  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Athens,  n.  Turnpike 
Killbrith  James,  42  S.  Market,  h.  at  Charlesto-vvn 


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Kiley  John,  laborer,  house  94  Sea 
Kiley  Timothy,  laborer,  house  12  Suffolk 
Kilham  Austin  D.  (C.  A.  K.  &;  Co.),  33  Commerc'l 
Kilham  C.  A.  &  Co.  {A.  D.  Kilham),  produce,  33 

Commercial 
Kilham  Jonathan,  h.  2  Chapman  place       [man  pi. 
Kilham  Wm.  {M.  H.  Simpson  c^  Co.),  h.  2  Chap- 
Killeen  Thomas,  laborer,  house  22  Williams 
Killen  Timothy,  laborer,  house  22  Williams 
Killey  Albert,  clothing,  273  Ann,  h.  7  Clark 
Killgoar  James,  slater,  house  Silver,  near  B 
Killiiea  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Cottage,  c.  Everett 
Kilmartin  John,  carpenter,  h.  Athens,  near  A 
Kilroy  Patrick,  wheelwright,  boards  11  Pitts 
Kilton  John,  house  1  Cherry 
Kimball  &  Robinson,  boot  manufac.  32  Fulton 
Kimball  Aaron  (J.  B.  Kimball^  Co.), h.  23  McLean 
Kimball  Abraham,  170  Wash,  house  at  Salem 
Kimball  Asa,  clerk,  boards  Hanover  House 
Kimball  Charles,  writing  master  Boylston  School 
Kimball  {Charles)  Sz  Miller  (James),   fruit  &  pro- 
duce, 1  Merchants'  row,  house  at  Chelsea 
Kimball  Charles  L.  teamster,  house  22  Cooper 
Kimball  Charles  M.  upholst'r,  b.  2  Chardon  st.   ct. 
Kimball  Charles  O.  1  Hichborn  bl'k.  b.  National  H. 
Kimball  Daniel,  variety  store,  60  Com'l,  h.  6  Sheafe 
Kimball  Daniel  &  Co.  {A.  Day),  commission  mer- 
chants, 28  Milk,  house  6  McLean 
Kimball  Daniel,  jr.  28  Milk,  bds.  6  McLean 
Kimball  Daniel  B.  shoes,  39  Shoe  and  Leather,  h. 
at  Bradford  [at  Salem 

Kimball    David  C.   {Wilson,  Fairbank  S;  Co.),  h. 
Kimball  (David)  &  Fisk  (Asa),  cloth,  28  Wash.  h. 
23  Hancock  [R.  depot,  bds.  8  Bulfinch  pi. 

Kimball  Edward,  at  W.  P.  Tenny's,  over  Maine  R. 
Kimball  Eliphalet,  51  Water,  h.  16  Hayward  pi. 
Kimball  Eunice,  tailoress,  house  66  Marion 
Kimball  Ezra,  laborer,  house  30  Common 
Kimball  Frederick  N.  boards  9  Purchase 
Kimball  Geo.  machinist,  bds.  with  P.  Leishman 
Kimball  George  A.  clerk,  90  Washington 
Kimball  George  B.  boatman,  house  iS  Salem 
Kimball  Henry  T.  lo9  Wash.  bds.  10  La  Grange  pi. 
Kimball  Isaac  B.  117  Milk,  boards  City  Hotel 
Kimball  Isaac  B.  constable,  house  138  Fourth 
Kimball  James  Henry,  silversmith,  bds.  759  Wash. 
Kimball  James  J.  piano  maker,  419  Wash. 
Kimball  James  S.  policeman,  h.  2  Biittrick  place 
Kimball  James  AVilliam,  law  and  commercial  agen- 
cy, 36  Water,  house  2  Derne  [avenue 
Kimball  John,  shoes,  43  Tremont  row,  h.  40  Har. 
Kimball  John,  jeweller,  186  Washington 
Kimball  John  H.  shipping  master,  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Kimball  J.  B.  &  Co.    (/.  S.  Withimiton  S;  A.  Kim- 
ball), shoes  and  leather,  7o  Pearl,  h.  8  McLean 
Kimball  John  R.  (Sumner,  Brewer  S^  Co.),  bds.  U. 
S.  Hotel                              [h.  91  fi,  n.  Broadway 
Kimball  John  Shackford,  counsellor,  7  Court  sq. 
Kimball  Joseph,    carpenter,    124   Endicot,   h.    21 

Prospect 
Kimball  Joseph,  teamster,  23  Billerica 
Kimball  J.  Francis,  8  Court,  house  67  Brighton 
Kimball  Leonard,  laborer,  house  1  Butolph 
Kimball  Lewis,  silversmith,  house  5  May 
Kimball  Lucius,  clerk,  2.5  F.  H.  Market 
Kimball  Martha  Mrs.  house  3  Cooper 
Kimball  Mary  Mrs.  house  1  N.  Hudson 
Kimball  Moses,  Boston  Museum,  h.  15  Bennet 
Kimball  M.  Day,  (Chase,  Kimball  §  Co.),  16  Kilby, 
bds.  1  Hancock  avenue  [at  Lynn 

Kimball  Nathan,  boots  &  shoes,  30  N.  Market,  h. 
Kimball  Nathan  R.  hair  dresser,  bds.  41  Beach 
Kimball  Oliver  D.  {Chamherlin  cS-  K.),   h.  5  North 
Hudson        [Co.  15  Long  whf.  bds.  8  Kneeland 
Kimball   Otis,   agent    Merchants'   Transportation 
Kimball  Otis,  clerk,  boards  32  Derne 
Kimball  Perkins,  Custom  House,  b.  8  S.  Russell 
Kimball  Peter,  561  Washington  [B. 

Kimball  Peter  C.  110  Commercial,  h.  Marginal,  B. 
Kimball  Phebe  D.  vest  maker,  bds.  5  N.  Hudson 


Kimball  Robert,  Tremont,  corner  Court        [st.  pi' 

Kimball  Sophia  H.  millinery,  7  Green,  b.  6  Spring 

Kimball  Stephen  B.  tailor,  bds.  45  Harvard 

Kimball  Stephen,  25  Blackstone,  bds.  115  Salem 

Kimball  Thomas,  clerk,  bds.  2  La  Grange  pi. 

Kimball  Thomas  R.  clerk,  boards  4  Beach 

Kimball  Warren,  grocer,  217  Broadway,  h.  224  do. 

Kimball  William,  housewright,  h.  4  N.  Russell 

Kimball  William,  19  N.  Market,  h.  144  Cambridge 

Kimball  William  H.  teamster,  bds.  3  Cooper 

Kimberley  D.  engraver,  13  Franklin 

Kinerson  Susan  B.  boarding,  7  Morton  [B. 

Kindred  Alfred,  joiner,  h.  Webster,  c.  Sumner,  E. 

King  Abigail,  house  87  Tyler 

King  Alexander,  gardener,  h.  K,  n.  Seventh 

King  Alfred  F.  house  84  Sea 

King  Augustus,  carpenter,  house  8  Ringgold 

King  Betsey,  dress  maker,  11  Salem 

King   Carmi   E.   &  Co.    (G.    H.    Green),  hosiery, 

thread,  &  yarns,  245  Wash.  h.  106  Harr.  ave. 
King  Charles  G.  nautical  and  mathematical  instru- 
ment maker,  7  Broad,  house  7  Morton  place 
King  Christian,  baker,  h.  12  Lindall  place    [South 
King  David  H.  (Mallard  £^  K.),    h.  c.  Summer  and 
King  David  P.  bookseller,  82  Wash.  h.  22  South 
King  Dexter  S.  Rev.  1  Cornhill,  house  2  Myrtle 
King  E.  Mrs.  house  15  Hancock 
King  Edward,  gardener,  h.  11  Henchman  lane 
King  Edward,  13  India,  h.  at  Dorches'r  [Hopkint'n 
King  Enos,  thick  boots,  13  Shoe  and  Leather,  h.  at 
King  (Franklin)  &  Dexter  {George  S.),  druggists, 

26  India,  house  at  Dorchester 
King  George  E.  teamster,  house  84  Sea 
King  George  M.  engineer,  h.  2  Lindall  place 
King  George  W.  wheelwright,  h.  69  Sea 
King  Geo.  W.  3  Boylston  Market,  h.  at  Bedford 
King  Harriet,  teacher,  bds.  Hanover  House 
King  Harriet  H.  teacher  Smith  School 
King  Henry,  glass  blower,  h.  Third,  betwe'n  E  &  F 
King  Henry  (Eastman  S^  King),  bds.  at  Pavilion 
King  Henry  F.  M.  hair  dresser,  Clinton,  c.  Black- 
stone,  bds.  11  Endicot 
King  H.  H.  Miss,  linen  marker,  indelible  ink,  bds. 

15  Hancock 
King  Horatio  B.  daguerreotypist,  121  Wash.  bds. 

33  Brattle 
King  Isaiah,  laborer,  house  11  Endicot 
King  Jerusha,  widow,  house  24  Lynde 
King  John,  66  Blackstone 
King  John  &  Co.  (P.  Donald,  <S'  S.   C.  Sprague), 

slaters,  South  st.  pi.  h.  46  Oak 
King  John  H.  lobsters,  h.  1  Leveret,  n.  the  bridge 
King  J.  C.  sculptor  and  cameo  cutter,  259  Wash. 

house  at  Roxbury 
King  John  G.  laborer,  house  Hooton  ct.  E.  B. 
King  John  G.  counsellor,  27  State 
King  John  M.  3  Fleet,  house  5  Sheafe 
King  John  S.  teamster,  h-  18  Gold,  near  B 
King  Joseph,  lamp  lighter,  h.  Leveret  lane     [over 
King  (Joseph)  &.  Bishop  (J.  Z).),  masons,  193  Han- 
King  Maria,  dress  maker,  bds  31  Harvard 
King  Matthew,  laborer,  house  25  E.  Orange 
King  Michael,  laborer,  house  25  East  Orange 
King  Nye  E.  carpenter,  house  43  Porter  [Ringgold 
King  Octavius,  sawing  &  planing,  Harr.  ave.   h.   6 
King  Otis  (Mason  if  K.),  house  I64  Cambridge 
King  Patrick,  laborer,  house  28  Oneida 
King  Robert,  grocery  and  h.  A,  near  Third    [house 
King  Robert,  glass  blower,  boards  First,  opp.  glass 
King  Roger,  grocer,  84  Sea,  house  do. 
King  Samuel,  laborer,  house  126  Sea  [son 

King  Samuel  M.  clerk  at  Post  Office,  h.  102  Hud- 
King  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Swan 
King  Thomas  S.  Rev.  house  76  Dover 
Kingman  Abner  (Gossler  6^  Co.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Kingman  Eliab  K.  laborer,  house  7  Milton 
Kingman  Freeman,  truckman,  bds.  6  Milton 
Kingman  George  &  Co.  (Leavitt  Hobart),  sail  mak- 
ers, 12  City  wharf,  house  14  Snowhill 
Kingman  James  H.  shoe  maker,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 


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183 


Kingman  Marshall  &  Co.  pail  manufac.  27  Broad, 

house  at  Watertown  [line 

Kingman  Pliny  E.  (//.  Lincoln  &  Co.),  h.  at  Brook- 
Kingsbury  Alcott,  laborer,  bds.  2  Canton  st.  pi. 
Kingsbury  Ann,  widow,  house  16  Tileston 
Kingsbury  Asa  C.  machinist,  house  Gold,  n.  B 
Kingsbury  Benjamin,  provisions,  h.  6  Spring 
Kingsbury  Benjamin,  house  rear  32  Poplar 
Kingsbury  Eliza  Mrs.  house  17^  Slieafe 
Kingsbury  Franklin  {T.  S;  F.  A'.),h.  2Linwoodpl. 
Kingsbury  G.  H.  counsellor,  46  Court,  b.  Adams  H. 
Kingsbury  James,  mariner,  h.  3  Battery 
Kingsbury  John,  clerk,  b.  18  N.  Russell 
Kingsbury  Lucius  W.  coachman,  b.  81  Lowell 
Kingsbury  Mary,  house  50  Piedmont  [h.  8  Nashua 
Kingsbury  Nathaniel,  furniture  dealer,  -57  Portland, 
Kingsbury  Reuben,  wooden  ware,  21  Dock  square, 

house  Fifth,  near  K  [h.  2  Linwood  place 

Kingsbury  Thomas  &  F.  grain,  head  Russia  wharf, 
Kingsbury  Thomas,  ostler,  boards  rear  17  Hanover 
Kingsbury   William  C.  provisions,   Dover,  c.  Suf- 
folk, h.  Bradford 
Kmgsley  Charles  M.  house  33  Blossom 
Kingsley  Daniel  H.  plasterer,  h.  6  Lucas  place 
Kingsley  Edward,  mason,  house  Porter,  E.  B. 
Kingsley  Elias,  plaster  manufacturer,  5  Butolph, 

house  28  Vine 
Kingsley  Erastus  T.  stucco  worker,  b.  29  Myrtle 
Kingsley  Joseph,  plasterer,  h.  16  S.  Russell 
Kmgsley  Joseph  H.  clerk,  boards  28  Vine 
Kingwell  M.  millinery,  Maverick  sq.  E.  B.  h.  do. 
Kinkade  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  48  S.  Margin 
Kinmonth  David  M.   {George  Turnhull  ^  Co.),  b. 

Winthrop  House 
Kinneman  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  4  Jackson  avenue 
Kinney  Edward,  trader,  house  o  Causeway 
Kinniar  John,  coppersmith,  house  Blossom 
Kinsley  Ann,  French  goods,  174  Washington 
Kinsley  Henry,  clerk,  11  State,  b.  214  Washington 
Kinsley  Lyman,  iron  founder,  106  State,  house  at 

Canton 
Kinsley  R.  B.,  Newport  Express,  11  State 
Kinsman  Henry  A.  sail  maker,  Wales'  wf.  h.  28  Oak 
Kinstler  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  Fabin,  n.  Camden 
Kirby  Patrick,  laborer,  house  96  Nashua 
Kirk  Dennis,  h.  Spring,  near  Poplar 
Kirk  Edward,  house  10  Sullivan  place 
Kirk  E.  N.  Rev,  house  6  Montgomery  place 
Kirk  John,  laborer,  house  1  Oliver 
Kirk  Thomas,  ship  joiner,  h.  Washington  square 
Kirkham  Hopkins,  clerk,  bds.  13  Hudson 
Kirkpatrick  James,  machinist,  h.  Second,  n.  B 
Kirkpatrick  John,  dry  goods.  6  Broadway,  house 

Athens,  near  A  [119  Court 

Kirmcs  Christopher,  hair  dresser  and  wig  maker, 
Kissick  AViUiam,  67  F.  H.  Market,  h.  116  Hanover 
Kitchen  Andrew,  hair  dresser,  41  Congress,  house 

39  Pleasant  [at'Manchester 

Kitfield  Henry,  book  binder,  116  Washington,  h. 
Kittredge  {Alvah)  &  Blakes  (J-  G.  &  C),  furniture, 

12  Cornhill,  and  Brattle,  h.  at  Roxbury  [pi. 
Kittredge  E.  A.  hydropathic  physician,  24  Franklin 
Kittredge  Harrington,  provision  dealer,  b.  15  Pine 
Kittredge   Jeremiah  &  Co.   ( IVm.  S/ia>-j3),   naval 

stores,  34  Commercial,  h.  10  Friend 
Kittredge  Jesse,  head  of  City  whf.  b.  10  Sturgis  pi. 
Kittredge  John  D.  painter,  4  Bennet,  house  14  1-2 

Fayette 
Kittredge  Sarah,  13  Temple  place 
Kittson  Thomas,  captain,  house  87  High 
Kivlan  John,  laborer,  house  94  Endicot 
Kivlan  Peter,  teamster,  house  2  Lowell    [n.  Dover 
Klienstrup  N.  Peter,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  Har.  av. 
Kline  Aaron  P.  broker,  Mass.  block,  h.  45  Poplar 
Kline  Peter,  h.  Havre,  n.  Sumner  [at  Newton 

Klous  S.  &  Co.  {L.  Daggett),  hats,  27  Court,  house 
Knaggs  Thomas  P.  costumer,  h.  18  Genesee 
Knapp  Benjamin  R.  coppersmith,  h.  35  Poplar 
Knapp  Benjamin  R.  jr.  clerk,  bds.  35  Poplar 
Knapp  Charles,  boards  5  Kneeland 


Knapp  Charles  W.  cutler,  house  5  Vernon 
Knapp  Eliza  Ann,  tailoress,  bds.  r.  102  Tyler 
Knapp  George,  hatter,  house  1  Blossom 
Knapp  Humphrey  C.  clerk,  1  T  wf.  b.  291  Silver 
Knapp  Jesse,  jeweller,  129  Hanover,  house  do. 
Knapp  John  A.  clerk,  3  Dock  square 
Knapp  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Sam'l  L.  h.  682  Wash. 
Knapp  Wm.  assist,  elk  Police  Court,  h.  9  Minot 
Kneeland  James,  laborer,  h.  Middlesex,  opp.  29 
Kneeland  John,  grocer,  Middlesex,  n.  Dover 
Kneeland  Patrick,  grocery,  Middlesex,  op.  29    [pi. 
Kneeland  Sam'l,  teller  Granite  Bank,  h.  22  Crescent 
Kneeland  Sam'l,  jr.  physician,  22  Crescent  place 
Kneeland  Sylvanus,  teacher  of  dancing,  2  Blanch- 

ard  block,  Court 
Kneiss  Frederick,  blacksmith,  h.  7  Boylston  sq. 
Knell  Ellen  Mrs.  seamstress,  25  Pleasant 
Knewhouse  Wm.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  28  Marion 
Knies  Frederick,  12  Beach,  h.  7  Boylston  square 
Knight  Abner,  laborer,  h.  Cheever  pi.  c.  Sumner 
Knight  Artemas,  mineral  water,  boards  42  Green 
Knight  Calvin  S.,  Maine  freight  depot,  house  40 

Billerica 
Knight  David  E.  brass  finisher,  b.  54  Portland 
Knight  David  S.  oysters,  Harvard,  c.  Albany 
Knight  D.  T.  {Gilbert  Sf  Knight),  h.  223  Tremont 
Knight  Edward,  book  binder,  bds.  9  Bennet 
Knight  Elbridge  G.  26  F.  H.  Market,  b.  Cam'port 
Knight  Emily  H.  milliner,  489  Washington,  boards 

133  Harrison  avenue 
Knight  Francis,  teamster,  house  3  Maiden  place 
Knight  George,  clerk,  39  Cambridge,  b.  4  Zone 
Knight  H.  L.  broker,  9  State,  h.  Rochester 
Knight  {Joseph),  &  Roberts  {S.  W.),  restorators, 

14  Franklin 
Knight  Joseph  R.  234  Wash.  h.  atE.  Cambridge 
Knight  Lucius  W.  31  F.  H.  Market,  b.  14  Wall 
Knight   Manasseh,  dry    goods   and  carpets,    237 

Washington,  house  3  Pitts 
Knight  Mary,  widow  of  Captain  John,  36  Purchase 
Knight  Silas  P.  printer,  boards  96  Salem 
Knight  Sylvester,  blacksmith,  house  Cross,  E.  B. 
Knight  Thomas,  E.  B.  ferry,  house  6  Clark 
Knight  Walter  W.  collector,  h.  3  Maiden  place 
Knight  William,  house  6  Charming 
Knight  William  H.  48  State 

Knights  Ellen  M.  widow,  h.  Fort  av.  n.  Harr.  av. 
Knights  Henry  G.  house  5  Adams  place 
Knights  Hiram,  laborer,  house  855  Washington 
Knights  {Horace),  Fisher  {S.),  &  Co.  {E.  H.  Blake), 

produce,  11  Market  sq.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Knights  James,  laborer,  house  24  Curve 
Knights  Winthrop,  house  4  Spring  st.  place 
Knock  Edward,  gunsmith,  11  Water,  h.  22  Marion 
Knott  Ann,  house  88  Warren 
Knott  Charles,  tailor,  house  19  Washington  sq. 
Knott  James  &  Son  {James, jr.),  shoe  makers,  n. 

29  Bromfield,  house  at  N.  Maiden  [place 

Knott  James,  jr.  {J.  Knott  ^-  Son),    h.  10  Norfolk 
Knott  Robert,  shoe  maker,  16  School,  h.  18  Pleas- 
ant St.  court 
Knott  AViUiam,  shoe  maker,  h.  6  Fayette  court 
Knowles  David,  carpenter,  house  12  Castle 
Knowles  E.  D.  laborer,  house  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Knowles  Franklin,  boarding,  2  Arch  place 
Knowles  Henry,  grocer,  12  Brighton,  house  do. 
Knowles  James,  b.  London,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Knowles  John,  fireman,  E.  R.  R.  b.  London,  E.  B. 
Knowles  John,  machinist,  b.  Athens,  near  E 
Knowles  Joseph  M.  69  Ann,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Knowles  Josiah,  piano-forte  maker,  509  1-2  AVash. 
Knowles  Nathaniel,  jr.  clothing,  6  Clinton,  b.  171 

Hanover 
Knowles  Paul,  waterman,  house  1  Hull  st.  court 
Knowles  Stephen  B.  b.  Beach,  c.  Harrison  avenue 
Knowles  Thomas,  provisions,  Sumner,  c.  London, 

house  London,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Knowles  Thomas  J.  machinist,  h.  A,  c.  Third 
Knowles  AA'^m.  J.  carpenter,  14  Charlestown,  house 

89  Charles 


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Knowlton  Arad,  grocer,  Butolph,  opp.  Southac,  h. 

19  S.  Russell 
Knowlton  Calvin,  mason,  house  3  Lyman  place 
Knowlton  Charles,  engineer,  h.  22  Curve 
Knowlton  Daniel  T.  88  Milk 
Knowlton  Edward  F.  mason,  house  4  Prospect 
Knowlton  Elizabeth  S.  teacher,  c.  Purchase  and 

Pearl,  boards  18  Albany 
Knowlton  Eppes,  mariner,  house  8  Bond 
Knowlton  John  B.  {Seaver  &:  A'.),  b.  1  Franklin 
Knowlton  John  T.  G.  cabman,  h.  Belknap,  c.  Myrtle 
Knowlton  Margaret  Mrs.  house  2  Salem  place 
Knowlton  Temple,  boards  7  Bussey  place 
Knowlton  "Wm.  straw  goods,  4:4  Milk,  h.  at  Upton 
Knox  A.  nurse,  house  30  Garden 
Knox  Chas.  H.  painter,  149  Milk,  h.  at  Somerville 
Knox  (Dan/el  B.)  &  Wadsworth  (/.),  eating  house, 

64  Blackstone,  house  34  Salem 
Knox  John,  laborer,  house  51  Prince 
Knox  Oscar,  clerk  National  House 
Knuppe  Hammond  H.  grocer,  2  Bridge,  h.  do. 
Kobera  John,  furrier,  boards  3o6  Washington 
Kohler  Andrew,  clerk,  house  21  Gouch    [21  Porter 
Kohler  A.  &  R.  stair  builders,  Tremont  road,  bds. 
Kohler  Jacob,  tin  plate  worker,  h.  21  Porter 
Kohler  Joseph,  laborer,  house  Trumbull 
Kohler  Joseph,  tin  plate  worker,  house  21  Porter 
Kohler  Ranmous,  (^4.  ^•.  R.),  h.  70  Tyler 
Kohr  Wm.  blacksmith,  house  r.  Cove,  u.  Beach 
Kolp  Peter  C.  cordwainer,  72  1-2  Federal,  h.  n.  eh. 

Suffolk 
Kraitsu-  Charles,  teacher,  17  Bromfield 
Kramer  Henry,  4  Faneuil  Hall,  h.  44  Temple 
Kramer  John,  cordwainer,  8  Boylston  square 
Kramer  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  4  Tyler  court 
Kramer  {Matthias)  &  Heyer  (IVm.  A.),  importers 

fancy  goods,  48  Cornhill,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Kramer  Melcher   Mrs.  h.  7  Hartford  place 
Kratz  Andrew,  12  Beach,  house  14  Cherry 
Kreglenski  J.  A.  type  caster,  h.  5  Prov.  House  ct. 
Kreisraan  Augustus,  music  teacher,  11^  Lincoln 
Krider  Peter  L.  silversmith,  house  Silver,  n.  E 
Kroes  Peter  Rev.  h.  80  Endicot  [pi. 

Krogman  Joseph,  SF.  H.  Market,  h.  3   Cleveland 
Krogman  Samuel  B.  8  F.  H.  Market,  h.  46  Charter 
Krohn  Ludolph  J.  musician,  h.  r.  69  Harr.  avenue 
Kruger  Henry,  42  Haverhill,  h.  7  Noyes  pi.     [over 
Krueger  Wm.  A.  {J.  F.  Ilewcs  ^  Co.),  h.  191  Han- 
Krummer  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  b.  78  Federal 
Kuhlman  Henry,  hats  and  caps,  9.5  Commercial 
Kuhlmann  Joseph,  hatter,  h.  17  Norfolk  place 
Kuhn  George,  boarding,  274  Ann 
Kuhn  George  H.  40  State,  h.  66  Beacon 
Kuhn  James,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Kuhn  John,  Savings  Bank  building,  h.  126  Camb. 
Kuhn  John  W.  baker,  h.  rear  oo  Pitts 
Kuhn  Lewis,  joiner,  boards  447  Washington 
Kummer  Henry  W.  laborer,  h.  Noble  pi.  E.  B. 
Kupfer  Charles"  F.  Mrs.  h.  Kingston,  c.  Essex 
Kmdeny  John,  ostler,  bds.  99  Charles  [av. 

Kurr  Lawrence  H.  stabler,  514  Wash.  h.  9  Ashland 
Kurrus  David,  cooper,  h.  2  Middlesex 
Kurtz  Ch.  C.  book  keeper,  Otis's  wf.  b.  57  Warren 
Kurtz  Henry,  engraver,  210  Wash.  bds.  57  Wai-ren 
Kurtz  John  E.  baker,  house  57  Warren 
Kushee  Frederic,  seaman,  bds.  71  Prince 
Kutzmeir  Augustus,  porter,  h.  12  Williams 
Kwenkelenberg  Wm.  painter,  house  6  ^Etna  place 
Kyet  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  96  Warren 
Kyle  John,  cabinet  maker,  house  8  Langdon  place 

LABORE  ANTHONY,  job  wagon,  reai-  460  Com- 
mercial 
Labotteire  Lucy,  widow,  h.  60  Billerica 
Labree  Sally  Mrs.  h.  25  S.  Suffolk 
Lacey  Andrew,  clerk,  bds.  538  Washington 
La  Clionee  Charles,  cook,  h.  rear  121  Turnpike 
Lackey  Jackson,  stone  cutter,  h.  8  Sister 
Lacoste  (P.  A.)  &  Guigon  {Peter),  fringe  and  tas- 
sel manuf.  196  Washington 


Lacy  Hugh,  baker,  178  Ann,  house  do. 

Lacy  Michael,  laborer,  h.  8  Adams  place 

Lacy  Patrick,  rope  maker,  h.  r.  Fifth,  n.  C  [Suffolk 

Ladd  Albert  W.  {Ilallet  i^  L.),   house  Brookline,  n. 

Ladd  Charles,  carpenter,' bds.  99  Charles 

Ladd  David  P.  boarding,  39  Cooper 

Ladd  Eusebia,  widow,  house  Leveret  lane 

'La.fJid  {Frederick  P.)  &   Hall  (J.    G.),  com.  merch. 

4  Chatham,  h.  16  Purchase 
Ladd  George  H.  boots  and  shoes,  6  Lowell 
Ladd  James,  house  96  Tyler 
Ladd  Jonathan,  house  6^4  Washington 
Ladd  M.  C.  widow,  boarding  4  Fleet 
Ladd  Rufus  K.  clerk,  1  Change  av.  h.  at  Lancaster 
Ladd  William,  bds.  19  Albany 
Ladd  William,  printer,  house  110  Hudson 
Ladd  Wm.  G.  jr.  (//o/«tv5  cV   Ladd),h..   at   Camb. 
Ladd  Washington  T.  81  F.  H.  M.  bds.  12  Eaton 
Ladd  Zenas,  agent,  bds.  Suffolk,  c.  Dover 
Laddy  John,  laborer,  h.  13  Kentle 
Laddy  Philip,  waterman,  h.  Milldam 
Laddy  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  13  Kentle 
Ladmon  Jacob,  oysters,  6  Richmond,  h.  do. 
Ladreyt  C.  prof,  languages,  bds.  5  Bumstead  place 
La  Duke  Lewis,  hackman,  h.  3  Bradford  place 
Lefavor  Hannah,  widow,  h.  rear  436  Washington 
Lafferty  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  rear  83  Endi;ot 
Lafferty  John,  hackman,  house  2  Pleasant 
Lafferty  John,  laborer,  h.  20  Endicot 
Lafferty  John,  tailor,  bds.  rear  122  Hanover 
Lafferty  Michael,  teamster,  h.  r.  83  Endicot 
Lafferty  Murphy,  stone  polisher,  b.  6  Bridge  st.  ct. 
Lafferty  Murty,  marble  polisher,  bds.  r.  65  Charles 
LalHer  Sarah,  widow,  laundress,  h.  21  Atkinson 
Laforest  Edward  A.  boots  and  shoes,  36   Hanover, 

bds.  14  Hayward  place 
Laforme  Clara  Mrs.  house  21  Kneeland 
Laforme  Vincent,  silversmith,  1  Spring  lane,  house 

Third,  near  Dorchester 
Laggon  John,  house  40  Thacher 
Laggon  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  49  Hanover 
Lahan  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  9  Bridge  [dlesex 

Lahr  Philip  A.  leather,  21    Devonshire,  h.  72  Mid- 
Lahy  Andrew,  laborer,  house  131  Broad 
Lahy  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  6  Cove  place 
Lahy  David,  laborer,  house  22  Atkinson 
Lahy  Dennis,  laborer,  house  17  Essex  place 
Lahy  James,  laborer,  house  rear  16  Spring 
Lahy  John,  tailor,  house  8  Canal 
Lahy  Thomas,  sawyer,  house  Paris  ct.  E.  B. 
Laing  Archibald,  organ  builder,  h.  116  Leveret 
Laing  Martha,  tailoress.  h.  116  Leveret  [Kingston 
Laird  Robert,  porter  and  ale,  53  Federal,  house   7 
Lake  Alvah,  stone  cutter,  h.  1  Russell  court 
Lake  Joseph,  clerk,  Quincy  H.  bds.  1  Russell  court 
Lake  Samuel  A.  teamster,  h.  rear   Cottage,  E.    B. 
Lakeman  James,  carpenter,  Merrimac,  n.  Prospect, 

house  27  Vernon 
Lakeman  Moses  B.  provisions,  140  &  142  Court,  h. 

43  Spring  [Wash,  square 

Lakeman  Richard  W.  grocer,  33   Oliver,  house  24 
Lakin  Benjamin,  pilot,  house  3  Unity 
Lakin  Harriet,  widow,  h.  4  N.  Brighton 
Lakin  Henry,  boatman,  h.  1  Adams  place,  S.  B. 
Lakin  Isaac,  pilot,  h.  Centre,   n.   Marginal,  E.    B. 
Lakin  J.  Franklin,  printer,  86  State,  h.    10  Lowell 
Lakin  Loammi  B.  carpenter,  house  E.  Canton 
Lakin  Sylvester,   blacksmith,    Broad,   opp.    Pren- 
tice's wf.  h.  39  Purchase 
Lally  James,  boiler  maker,  h.  Second,  near  A 
Lally  John,  blacksmith,  house  2   Henchman   lane 
Lally  Michael,  boiler  maker,  h.  Second,  cor.  A 
Lally  Patrick,  tailor,  house  5  High  st.  ct. 
Lally  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  Har.  av.  n.  S.  May 
Lalor  John,  laborer,  house  1  Norfolk  place 
Lamay  Jos.  shoe  maker,  11  Merrimac,  h.  84  Friend 
Lamb  Benj.  at  Harrod  &  Fernald's,  h.  Webster 
Lamb  Ch.  C.  shoes  &  leather,  74  Water,  h.  142  Camb. 
Lamb  Edward  &  Brother,  (S.  T.  Lamb),  com.  mer. 

old  Custom  House,  h.  17  Staniford 


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Lamb  George  W.  house  Suffolk,  c.  Dover 
Lamb  John,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Lamb  King  Hiram,  ferry  boat,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Lamb  Michael,  painter,  h.  20  N.  Margin 
Lamb  Reuben  A.  {Dutton,  Lamb  &;  Stearns),  h.  at 

Jamaica  Plain 
Lamb  Salem  T.  {E.  Lamb  ^  Brother)  [Somerset 
Lamb  Thomas,  pres.  Wash.  Ins.  Co.  42  State,  h.  11 
Lamb  Washington  T.  clerk,  bds.  12  Eaton 
Lambert  Ann  N.  wicl.  h.  .5  Greenough  lane  [Cooper 
Lambert  Ch.  S.  sail  maker,  11  E.  R.  R.  wf.  bds.  2 
Lambert  D.  P.  boarding,  7  Fleet  [Cambridge 

Lambert  George,  sperm  whale  oil,  99  State,  h.  at  E. 
Lambert  George,  porter  Mass.  Hospital 
Lambert  {Geo.  G.),  Edmands  (IF.  Otis),  &  Co.  dry 

goods,  129  Milk,  bds.  51  Summer  [Charter 

Lambert  Henry,  restorator.  111  Commercial,  h.  23 
Lambert  John,  carpenter,  h.  10  Kingston  st.  court 
Lambert  Sophia  A.  Mrs.  house  2  Cooper 
Lambert  Wm.  G.  {A.  S^  A.  Lawrence  &;  Co.),  house 

8  Mt.  Vernon  [Pearl,  h.  8  Mt.  Vernon 

Lambert  {Wm.  G.Jr.)  &  Co.    dry   goods,  12   &    14 
Lambkin  Fidelia,  shirt  maker,  b.   2  Lyndeboro'  pi. 
Lambord  Wm.  tin  worker,  117  Com'l,  h.  11  Tileston 
Lambrecht  Peter,  laborer,  h.  r.  12  Lyman  place 
Lambs  Misses,  house  -5  Temple  place 
Lamfrey  Ann,  laundress,  house  12  Charles 
Laming  John  S.  housewright,  Sufiblk,  n.  Canton 
Lamkin  Guy,  dry  goods  and  furnishing   store,  123 

Court 
Lamont  Alexander,  laborer,  h.  12  Hawkins 
Lainont  John,  laborer,  house  12  Hawkins 
Lamper  Joseph  B.,  Lynn  E.xpress,  19  Fulton 
Lamphere  Leonard,  house  1  Nashua  place 
Lamprey  Wm.  B.  12  Beach,  h.  210  Broadway 
Lampse  Martin  E.  sugar  refiner,  h.  60  Emerald 
Lamson  Azro  D.  {Brown  ^  L.),  bds.  43  Essex 
Lamson  Benjamin,  127  Ann,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Lamson  Daniel  S.  house  18  Chesnut 
Lamson  Edwin  {Twomhiy  S^  L.)  h.  o  Beacon 
Lamson  Israel  W.  82  Milk,  house  at  Beverly 
Lamson  John,  h.  18  Chesnut  [18  Chesnut 

Lamson  John,  jr.   {Lane,    Lamson   &  Co.),   house 
Lamson  Joseph,  jr.  clerk,  Fountain  House 
Lamson  Nath'l,  iron,  36  Broad,  h.   at  Charlestown 
Lamson  Nathan  P.  clerk,  h.  S.  Williams 
Lamson  Samuel,  36  Broad,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Lamson  Saml.  A.  {Dennie  ^  L.),  h.   at  Dorchester 
Lamson  Susan  P.  widow,  house  7  Maple 
Lamson  Thomas,  house  South  Williams 
Lamson  William  A.  tailor,  21  Court 
Lamy  Francis,  stone  cutter,  h.  36  Sea 
Lanagan  Edward,  plasterer,  h.  rear  42  Prince 
Lanagan  James,  laborer,  house  77  Kneeland 
Lanagan  Michael,  house  2  Utica 
Lanagan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  11  Cross 
Lanahan  John,  tailor,  h.  14  Pearl  place 
Lanahan  Roger,  laborer,  house  15  Wall 
Lanahem  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  4  Humphrey   place 
Lancaster  John  H.  carpenter,  bds.  39  Brattle 
Lancey  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  30  Washington  sq. 
Lancey  Samuel  F.  h.  11  Southac 
Land  Nicholas,  #lothing  and  boarding,  183  Ann 
Lander  Wm.  laborer,  h.  163  Hanover 
Lander  Wm.  P.  mariner,  Meridian,  c.  London 
Landers  Patrick,  ostler,  h.  Maverick  sq.  E.  B. 
Landy  John,  slater,  h.  26  Suffolk 
Landy  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  53  Atkinson 
Lane  Abby  B.  h.  2  Avon  pi. 

Lane  Addison,  teamster,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B.    [E.  B. 
Lane  Alexander,  cooper,  sugar  house,  h.  Sumner, 
Lane  Alpha  J.  printer,  house  r.  20  Charles 
Lane  Ann,  nurse,  h.  7  Washington  sq. 
Lane  Bartholomew,  laborer,  li.'oo  Atkinson 
Lane  Calvin  S.  boards  2  Avon  place 
Lane  Charles,  wines,  334  Commercial,  h.  Short 
Lane  Charles,  jr.  h.  6  Livingston 
Lane  Charles  &  Co.  provisions,  28  South  Market, 

house  at  Dorchester 
Lane  Charles  B.  clerk,  bds.  6  Livingston 

24 


Lane  Charles  L.  7  Cornhill,  bds.  3  Hawkins 
Lane  C.  V.  82  State  [at  Dorchester 

Lane  Daniel,  com.  mer.  1   Com'l  wf.  {N.  side),  h. 
Lane  David,  laborer,  h.  482  Commercial 
Lane  {David),  Lamson,  &  Co.  ( Wm.  P.  Barnard,  ^ 

J.  Lamson,  jr.),  French  goods,  47  Water 
Lane  David  P.  {Palmer,  Gage  S^  Co.),  Id.  9  Channing 
Lane  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  4  Lane  pi. 
Lane  Edwin,  99  Lowell,  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Lane  Eliza,  widow,  h.  3  Merrimac 
Lane  Frederick,  umbrellas,  52  Court,  h.  28  Eliot 
Lane  Freeman,  h.  9  Nassau  [sq.  h.  10  Allen 

Lane  {George),  &  Read  ( Wm.),  hardware,  6  Market 
Lane  George,  jr.  clerk,  h.  32  Auburn 
Lane  George  H.  h.  4  Crescent  pi. 
Lane  George  W.  clerk,  bds.  14  Myrtle 
Lane  Hannah,  nurse,  house  r.  78  Pleasant 
Lane  Horace,  43  N.  Market 
Lane  Horace  C.  clerk,  h.  29  Fayette 
Lane  James  M.  carpenter,  h.  124  Charles 
Lane  Joanna,  widow,  h.  9  Charlestown 
Lane  John,  umbrella  maker,  197  Washington 
Lane  John  {Hotjt  S^  L.),  21  Union 
Lane  John,  mason,  h.  3  Snowhill 
Lane  John,  plough  maker,  h.  191  Fourth 
Lane  John,  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cheever  pi. 
Lane  John  B.  clerk,  9  old  State  House 
Lane  John  F.  Williams,  physicians,  h.  1  Bennet 
Lane  Jonas  H.  physician,  h.  4  Montgomery  pi. 
Lane  Jona.  cooper,  fish,  1  Mercantile  wf. 
Lane  Jona.  A.  dry  goods,  59  Kilby,  b.  1  Suffolk  pi. 
Lane  Joseph  C.  clerk,  92  Commercial 
Lane  Otis  N.  artist,  h.  10  Allen 
Lane  Richard,  laborer,  h.  6  Pearl  pi. 
Lane  Samuel,  carpenter,  94  Portland,  b.  33  Green 
Lane  Samuel,  weigher  and  ganger,  and  inspector 

hay,  33  Union  wf  h.  at  Chelsea 
Lane  Samuel,  jr.  clerk,  9  Dock  sq.  h.  14  Myrtle 
Lane  Samuel  W.  1  Mercantile  wf.  bds.  1  Suffolk  pi. 
Lane  Sarah,  laundress,  h.  1  Knox 
Lane  Silas,  shoe  maker,  h.  2  Church 
Lane  Timothy,  hackman,  h.  3  Hawkins 
Lane  Willard  C.  harness  maker,  lli^  Exchange 
Lane  Wm.  brush  maker,  bds.  50  Portland 
Lane  Wm.  clerk,  30  Elm,  b.  1  Province  House  ct. 
Lane  Wm.  H.  11  Dock  sq.  h.  4  Allen 
Lane  Wm.  R.  h.  10  Allen 

Laney  Cornelius,  mariner,  h.  21  Washington  av. 
Laney  Gilman  D.  clerk,  37  Hanvr.  b.  20  Pinckney 
Laney  John,  laborer,  h.  Scott  ct. 
Lang  Alfred  {Burleigh  §  L.),  h.  120  Hudson 
Lang  Andrew,  machinist,  h.  5  S.  B.  Old  Bridge 
Lang  Bickford,  assist.  H.  of  Industry,  S.  B. 
Lang  George,  ballast  lighter,  h.  253  Ann 
Lang  John  &  Son  {J.  H.  B.),  coopers  and  gangers, 

57  India  wf.  h.  6  Milton  pi. 
Lang  John  C.  assist.  H.  of  Industry,  S.  B. 
Lang  Joseph,  rope  maker,  bds.  Western  av.  Hotel 
Lang  {Joseph  L.)  &  Hayes  {Wm.),  sashes,  blinds, 

&c.  Harrison  av.  n.  Blake's  ct.  h.  120  Hudson 
Lang  J.  H.  B.  {J.  Lang  ^  Son),  h.  6  Milton  pi. 
Lang  Nathan,  glazier,  h.  31  N.  Margin 
Lang  Richard,  paper,  &c.  34  Congress 
Lang  Richard,  jr.  teamster,  h.  Gold,  n.  E 
Lang  Stephen,  housewright,  Richmond,  n.  Fulton, 

house  22  Friend 
Lang  Stephen  B.  28  Washington,  h.  22  Friend 
Lang  W.  Charles,  assist.  House  of  Correction,  S.  B. 
Lang  Wm.,  W.  I.  goods,  16  S.  Market,  up  stairs,  h. 

105  Harrison  avenue 
Lang  Wm.  B.  agent  for  Sanderson,  Brothers,  &  Co. 

9  Liberty  sq.  h.  at  Wyoming 
Langdon  ( A ugusta  P. )  &  Warren  ( Sarah) ,  millinery 

and  straw  work,  92  Court 
Langdon  Frances,  widow,  h.  13  Franklin  pi. 
Langdon  John  W.  merchant  and  Austrian  Consul, 

47  India,  house  35  Chambers 
Langdon  W.  C.  Mrs.  h.  243  Broadway,  n.  E 
Langdon  W.  G.  silversmith,  5  Court  av.  bds.  489 

Washington 


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BOSTON      [L]       DIRECTORY 


Langdon  &  Co.'s  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Lange  Nicholas,  music  teacher,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Langen  James,  laborer,  h.  6  Henchman  lane 
Langen  Wm.  tailor,  h.  41  Endicot 
Langford  A.  jeweller,  h.  28  Pearl 
Langford  Frances  Mrs.  dress  maker,  h.  9  Albany 
Langford  Geo.  A.  printer,  h.  4  Spring  st.  pi. 
Langley  Alona,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  19  Bennet 
Langley  James  T.  thread  and  hosiery,  8  Tremont 

row,  h.  at  S.  Wobiirn 
Langley  Moses,  laborer,  h.  9  Charter 
Langley  Noah  W.  glass  cutter,  h.  17  Brighton 
Langley  Samuel,  jr.  commission  merch.  69  Water 
Langley  Wm.  teamster,  h.  4  Kennard  av. 
Langmaid  Chase,  grocer,  112  Court 
Langmaid  Samuel  P.  doors  and  blinds,  6  Haverhill, 

h.  47  Southac 
Langmaid  Samuel  W.  truckman,  bds.  5^  Nashua 
Langstaft'  Thankful  E.  widow,  h.  32  Lowell 
Langton  Samuel,  h.  27  Fayette  [Fifth 

Langtry  Joseph,  harness  maker,  b.  Turnpike,  opp. 
Lanigan  John,  boot  maker,  li.  49  Atkinson 
Lannen  Nicholas,  h.  iEtna  place 
Lannin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Half  Moon  place 
Lanning  Thomas,  laborer,  house  r.  80  Purchase 
Lanning  Wm.  laborer,  h.  A,  c.  Third 
Lannorgan  Edward,  h.  21  Williams         [bridgeport 
Lansing  Abraham,  Custom  House,  house  at  Cam- 
Lany  Oilman  D.  clerk,  bds.  20  Pinckney 
Lanza  Gaetano,  teach'r  of  languag's,  h.  121  Har.  av. 
Lapham  Levi  S.  machinist,  h.  31  Auburn 
Lapham  Luther  {Thomjison  &;  L.),  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Lappen  James,  teamster,  h.  Fifth,  n.  C 
Lappen  John,  mast  maker,  bds.  Townsend  place 
Lappen  Owen  (P.  Dickinson  ^  Co.),  h.  Deacon,  c. 

Portland 
Lappen  Owen,  teamster,  h.  183  Fourth 
Lappen  Peter,  trader,  h.  61  Fourth 
Lappen  Terence,  teamster,  h.  Fifth,  n.  C 
Larey  Cornelius,  blacksmith,  h.  133  Fourth 
Larey  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Larey  Lorry,  laborer,  house  r.  243  Ann 
Larey  Michael,  laborer,  h.  7^  Bartlett     [ner,  E.  B. 
Larey  Thos.  watchman  ferry  boat,  h.  Havre,  n.  Sum- 
Larey  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Maverick,  n.  Paris 
Large  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  75  Chambers 
Larkin   Charles   {Barnard,  Adams,   ^  Co.),   h.  1 

Winthrop  pi.  [town 

Larkin  Israel  J.  (7.  Harris  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Charles- 
Larkin  John,  shoe  maker,  254  Ann 
Larkin  Michael,  h.  4  Kingston 
Larkin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Havre  place,  E.  B. 
Larkin  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Cottage,  n.  Everett 
Lamed  Charles,  5  Hichborn  block,  bds.  7  Pitts 
Larose  Robert,  barber,  h.  258  Hanover 
Larrabee  Charles  W.   counsellor,  30  Mass.  block, 

b.  122  Harrison  avenue 
Larrabee  John,  shoes,  150  Broadway,  h.  146  do. 
Larraby  Franklin,  tinsmith,  b.  6  Winthrop,  E.  B. 
Lary  Daniel,  laborer,  house  A,  near  Third 
Lary  John,  laborer,  h.  London,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Lasell  William,  laborer,  house  21  Morton 
Lash  Robert,  teller  Boston  Bank,  h.  464  ComT 
Lasher  John,  clerk.  Broad,  head  JPrentice's  whf.  b. 

41  Purchase 
Lasky  George,  rope  maker,  Milldam 
Latham  Alden  S.  house  2  Newbury  place 
Latham  Luna  Miss,  nurse,  house  14  S.  Cedar 
Latham  Marcus  A.  house  3  Newbury  place 
Latham  Sumner,  house  2  Newbury  place 
Lathrop  Horace,  house  12  Erie 
Lathrop  John,  mason,  house  12  Erie 
Lathrop  John  L.  48  State,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Lathrop  Maria,  house  Tyler,  n.  Oak    [b.  10  Oxford 
Lathrop  Thos.  S.  hair  dresser,  9  Tremont  House, 
Latimer  G.  paper  hanger,  32  Congress 
Latimer  Henry,  laborer,  house  9  Sister 
Lattimar  John,  tailor,  house  98  Salem 
Latz  Henry,  cap  and  trunk  manufac.  158  Wash. 
Lauder  John,  baker,  Broadway,  near  Turnpike 


Laughlin  Bertley,  laborer,  house  103  Ann 
Laughlin  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Kneeland 
Laughlin  John,  laborer,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Laughlin  John,  laborer,  house  17  Adams 
Laughlin  Richard  E.  ferry  boat,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Laughlin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  62  Union 
Laughton  Charles  H.  mason,  house  3  Brimmer  pi. 
Laundi-y  Richard,  rigger,  h.  r.  11  Belmont    [h.  do. 
Launey  Cornelius  D.  grocer,  Havre,  n.  Maverick, 
Laurent  Catherine  Mrs.  house  rear  117  Pleasant 
Lauriat  Aristides  J.  gold  beater,  h.  857  Wash. 
Lauriat  Augustus,  silversmith,  house  6  Lenox 
Lauriat  Emelius  A.  ^old  beater,  h.  3  Allen  place 
Lauriat  Gustavus,  gold  beater,  house  857  Wash. 
Lauriat  Lewis  A.  chemist,  house  6  Lenox 
Lauriat  Lewis  E.  mariner,  boards  6  Leno.x 
Laurie  J.  civil  engineer,  22  Railroad  Exchange 
Lausterer  John  P.  baker,  7  South  Cedar,  h.  do. 
Lavalle  Emily  Mrs.  house  120  Endicot  [place 

La  Vanselear  B.  Miss,  dress  maker,  b.  2  La  Grange 
Laveny  Catharine,  widow,  house  120  Sea 
Lavery  Arthur,  laborer,  house  8  East 
Lavery  Ellen  Mrs.  laundress,  rear  101  Tremont 
Lavery  Francis,  grocer,  37  A,  c.  Silver,  h.  do. 
Lavery  James,  porter,  house  108  Purchase 
Lavery  Jane,  widow,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Lavery  Patrick,  laborer,  house  204  Ann 
Lavery  Patrick,  laborer,  house  A,  cor.  Third 
Lavery  William,  house  A,  corner  Silver 
Lavery  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Jasper  pi. 
Law  Aaron,  21  Bromfield 
Law  Asa,  rear  204  Wash.  h.  5  Norfolk  avenue 
Law  Emerson,  stable  21  Harvard 
Law  M.  W.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  Fourth,  n.  G 
Law  Stephen,  job  wagon,  house  West  Canton 
Lawler  James,  laborer,  h.  2  Copp's  Hill  avenue 
Lawler  {James)  &  Mullane  (P.),  cumers,  33  Ferry, 

house  165  Milk 
Lawler  John,  carpenter,  house  41  Oneida 
Lawler  Luke,  blacksmith,  house  7  Dover 
Lawler  Martin,  cooper,  house  6  Brookline 
Lawler  Mary,  widow,  house  6  Pleasant 
Lawler  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Swan,  cor.  Colony 
Lawler  William  {Bovey  &:  L.),  bds.  16  Green 
Lawler  Wm.  sup't  Boston  Gas  Co.  h.  Com'l,  c.  Hull 
Lawler  William,  provisions,  1  Vine,  h.  do.     [Cross 
Lawless  James,  hair  dresser,  91^  Hanover,  h.  22^ 
Lawless  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  68.J  Friend 
Lawlor  D.  J.  boat  builder,  Tuttle's  whf.  h.  Liver- 
pool, East  Boston  [7  Park 
Lawrence  Abbott  (.4.  <Sr  A.  Latcrence  Sg  Co.),  house 
Lawrence  Albert,  restorator,  70  Merrimac 
Lawrence  Albert  C.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  Newland 
Lawrence  A.  &  A.  &  Co.  {Amos  &;  Abbott  Latorence, 
J.  H.  Wolcoit,  W.   G.  Lambert,  and  J.   Lato- 
rence),   commis.   merchants,  82  Milk,  Amos' 
house  143  Tremont                        [berton  square 
Lawrence  Amos  A.  {Mason  <Sr  L.),  house  15  Pem- 
Lawrence  Andrew,  55  Cornhill,  h.  53  Poplar 
Lawrence  Christopher,  rigger,  h.  29  Commercial 
La'ivrence  Clarissa,  widow,  h.  11  Salem      [lloxbury 
LawTence  George  C.  hair  dresser,  13  School,  h.  at 
Lawrence  George  D.  dry  goods,  202  Hanover,  bds. 

New  England  House 
Lawrence  Isaac  W.  tinsmith,  bds.  15  Gridley 
Lawrence  Jas.  {A.  S^  A.  Latorence  iS,-  Co.),  h.  7  Park 
Lawrence  J.  Putnam,  salesman,  71  Water,  boards 

Washington  Coffee  House 
Lawrence  Jay  V.  coffin  maker,  bds.  6  Adams 
Lawrence  John  G.  tailor,  old  State  House 
Lawrence  Joseph,  wheelwright,  house  1  Wells  pi. 
LawTcnce  Joseph  W.  41  Broad,  house  56  Tyler 
Lavnrence  Joshua,  52  Wash,  house  13  Myrtle 
Lawrence  Lucy,  widow  of  Luther,  h.  53  Temple 
Lavn-ence  Lyman  P.  teamster,  h.  Weeks'  whf.  E  B. 
La\vrence  Martin,  boards  113  Cambridge 
Lawrence  Mary  Ann,  nurse,  house  31  Fayette 
Lawrence  Maurice  W.  285  Wash.  h.  12  Avery 
Lawrence  Nathan,  bds.  50  East  Orange 
Lawrence  Perley,  carpenter,  house  r.  20  Charles 


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Lawrence  Richard  C.  {Broion,  L.,  8;  Stickney),  h. 

llo  Chambers 
Lawrence  {Samuel),  Stone  (TFm.    W.),  &  Co.   (J. 

Slade  &:  H.  T.  Jenkins),  commis.  march.  4  Milk, 

house  at  Lowell 
Lawrence  S.  Abbott,  house  10  Franklin  place 
Lawrence  Samuel  C.  52  Washington 
Lawrence  Samuel  T.  white  washer,  h.  3  Thacher 
Lawrence  Silas  T.  cooper,  h.  Paris,  n.  Mav'ck  [ley 
Lawrence  Wm.  porter  &  ale,  3o  Federal,  h.  15  Grid- 
Lawrence  William  B.  boards  4  Canton 
LaNvrence  William  Mrs.  house  142  Tremont      [son 
Lawrence  Wm.  C.  grocer,  22  Kingston,  h.  26  Hud- 
Lawrence  William  R.  physician,  h.  136  Tremont 
LawTenson  Robert  J.  mail  agent,  b.  Second,  n.  B 
Lawrie  Andrew  B.  {Mackintire,  L.  ^  Co.),  house  at 

Roxbury 
Lawry  Benj.  express  wagon,  h.  11  North  square 
Laws  Horatio  C.  harness  maker,  r.  36  Hanover,  b. 

196  Tremont 
Laws  Hosea,  truckman,  house  460  Wash. 
Laws  James,  silversmith,  house  40  Auburn 
Laws  Wm.  416  Washington,  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Lawson  Anna,  dress  maker,  85  Chambers 
Lawson  {Henry)  &  Harrington  {Francis),  uphol- 
sterers, 285  Wash.  [Ann,  h.  1  Bennet  ave. 
Lawson  John  W.  pump  and  block  maker,  rear  135 
Lawson  Nicholas,  caulker,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Lawson  Ole,  clothing,  261  Ann,  h.  do.     [33  Bridge 
Lawson  William,  clothing,  36  &  38  Blackstone,  h. 
Lawton  {Geo.)  &  Co.  {D.  Gojf),  paper  stock,  Coml. 

head  of  Gray's  wharf,  h.  at  Waltham 
Lawton  John,  laborer,  house  Half  Moon  place 
Lawton  John  T.  constable,  7  Mass.  block,  h.  Silver, 

between  Dorchester  and  G 
Lawton  Michael,  machinist,  house  A,  near  Third 
Lawton  Sarah,  widow,  h.  Lexington  pi.  E.  B. 
Layfield  William,  laborer,  house  17  Hamilton 
Layton  Richard,  barber,  h.  2  Wilberforce  place 
Laytta  C.  M.  dry  goods,  633  Washington 
Lazell,  Perkins  &  Co.  134  Milk 
Leach  Alpheus  M.  painter,  house  1  North  Hudson 
Leach  Andrew,  joiner,  h.  Border,  n.  Maverick 
Leach  Archibald,  tailor,  boards  8  Tileston 
Leach  Benj.  B.  {Blasland  if  i.)  h.  3  East  st.  pi. 
Leach  Betsey,  boarding,  45  Atkinson 
Leach  David,  tailor,  house  Creek  square  [ver 

Leach  Eliab,  boot  maker,  46  Devonshire,  h.  15  Do- 
Leach  E.  G.  surgeon  dentist,   6   Tremont  Temple, 

h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Leach  Henry,  books,  1  Mercantile  wf.  h.  2  Indiana 
Leach  Henry  L.  house  4  Groton 
Leach  Josiaii  F.  5  Congress,  c.  State,  h.  10  Poplar 
Leach  Lebbeus,  78  Pearl,  house  280  Tremont 
Leach  Studson,  stair  builder,  h.  Tremont,  n.  Dover 
Leach  William,  physician,  house  15  Minot      [gold 
Leach  Wm.  K.  truss  maker,  305  Wash.  h.  8  Ring- 
Leahy  Dennis,  grocer,  house  A,  near  Gold 
Lealand  Lester,  Post  Office,  house  at  Cliarlestown 
Lear  Peter,  variety  leather  store,  9  Blackstone 
Learnard  {Daniel  S.)  &  Pollard  (/>.  F.),  plumbers, 

16  Devonshire,  h.  1  Lindall  pi.  [h.  152  do. 

Learnard  George  W.  grocer,  127  &  129  Cambridge, 
'Lea.Tna.ri  {Josiah  H.)  &  Brimbecom  (xVa^AV,  />. ), 

prov'ns,  9  Atkinson,  h.  9  Lyman  pi.  [Bright'n 
Learnard  Samuel  S.  50  &  52  F."  H.  Market,  h.  at 
Learnard  AVilliam,  house  35  Charter  [hill 

Learnard  Wm.  H.  shoes,  10  Marshall,  h.  12  Snow- 
Learnard  Wm.  H.  jr.  33  Com'l  whf.  h.  12  Snowhill 
Learned  Abigail,  widow,  h.  1  Dillaway  place  [pi. 
Learned  Abijah,  jr.  14  F.  H.  Market,  h.  7  Lyman 
Learned  Elijah,  machinist,  h.  60  Middlesex 
Learned  Grant,  shoe  maker,   5  Bromfield,  house  2 

Champney  place 
Learned  Grant,  jr.  engineer,  h.  2  Champney  place 
Learned  Isaac  M.  restorator,  31  Congress,  house  9 

Lyman  place 
Learned  Henry,  carriage  maker,  h.  216  Fourth 
Learned  Henry,  soap  boiler,  h.  Bolton,  near  F 
Learned  James,  tin  worker,  boards  35  Charter 


Learned  James  M.  31  Congress,  b.9  Lyman  place 
Learned  James  M.  slater,  house  Bolton,  near  F 
Learned  John  S.  carpenter,  b.  1  Lindall  place 
Learned  Mary,  house  1  Lindall  place  [Bedford 

Learned  Samuel  S.  provisions,  21  Lincoln,  bds.  85 
Learned,  Tompson  (/.  .4.),  &  Co.  (Cf.  W.  Apple- 
ton  (S,-  H.  O'Brien),  86  State 
Learned  Wm.  sexton  Old  South  Church,  h.  26  Sea 
Leary  Ann,  widow  of  Daniel,  h.  rear  5  Prince 
Leary  Cornelius,  tailor,  house  42  High 
Leary  Cornelius,  blacksmith,  h.  81  Kneeland 
Leary  Daniel,  teamster,  South,  near  Harvard 
Leary  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Cove,  n.  Cove  place 
Leary  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Havre,  near  Maverick 
Leary  Edward,  stabler,  house  99  Tyler 
Leary  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  Cove  place 
Leary  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  rear  9  Sea 
Leary  John,  laborer,  house  Cove,  near  Beach 
Leary  John,  laborer,  house  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Leary  Lewis,  coachman,  h.  Everett,  E.  Boston 
Leary  L.  J.  medicines,  1  Asylum 
Leary  Matthias,  laborer,  house  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Leary  Michael,  printer,  b.  17  Hudson  [Dorchester 
Leary  Timothy,  whitener  and  colorer,  h.  Gold,  n. 
Leatherbee  James  W.  house  103  Sea  [h.  2  Fayette 
Leatherbee  James  W.  jr.    druggist,   69   Pleasant, 
Leatherbee  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  house  38  W.  Orange 
Leatherbee  Wm.  H.  clerk,  house  103  Sea 
Leavens  Benj.  jr.  clerk,  house  4  Zone 
Leavens  B.  Franklin,  music  teacher,  265  Washing- 
ton, house  3  Zone  [court 
Leavens  Erastus  W.  99  Washington,  house  4  Eaton 
Leavens  Henry  N.  grocer,  N.  Russell,  cor.  Eaton, 

house  4  Zone 
Leavens  S.  Davis  {CuHis,  L.  S;  Co.),  h.  30  Chesnut 
Leaver  Oliver  H.  clerk,  Oak  Hall,  h.  27  London 
Leaver  Wm.  blacksmith,  h.  157  Fourth  [Kilby 

Leavitt,  McDaniel   &  Co.   saw  manufacturers,  11 
Leavitt  Ann,  nurse,  house  31  Prince 
Leavitt  Benj.  D.  book  keeper,  h.  22  Charlestown 
Leavitt  Benson  &  Jos.    M.   fish   dealers,  Philadel- 
phia Packet  Pier,  house  18  Charter 
Leavitt  Caleb,  manuf.  steering  wheels,  h.  434  Com'l 
Leavitt  Cliarles,  house  rear  South  Cedar 
Leavitt  Charles  F.  stoves,  16  Union,  h.  31  Allen 
Leavitt  David,  reporter  Evening  Journal,  12  State 
Leavitt  David  {Burchsted  &  L.),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Leavitt  Eliza,  widow,  house  rear  83  Endicot 
Leavitt  Eliza,  widow  of  Joseph  M.  h.  2  N.  Bennet 
Leavitt  Gad,  surveyor,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Leavitt  H.  H.  hat  store,  91  Court,  house   do. 
Leavitt  Henry  T.  coachman,  88  Mt.  Vernon 
Leavitt  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  b.  6  Winthrop,  E.  B. 
Leavitt  John  L.  manufac.  of  flavoring  extracts,  &c. 

168  Cambridge,  h.  45  West  Cedar 
Leavitt  Jonathan,  job  wagon,  h.  26  Nashua 
Leavitt  Martin  {11.  .S-  M.  Leavitt),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Leavitt  Nath'l  1).  truckman,  house  17  Grove 
Leavitt  Rufus  &  Martin,  machinists,   r.  42  Devon- 
shire, boards  43  Bedford 
Leavitt  Sarah,  nurse,  house  3  Seaver  place 
Leavitt  Thomas,  grocer,  37  Turnpike,  h.  35  do. 
Leavitt  Thos.  H.  account'nt,  15  State,  b.  22  McLean 
Leavitt  Uriah  M.  varnisher,  boards  3  Tremont 
Leavitt  AVilliam,  laborer,  house  7  Theatre  Alley 
Leavitt  AVm.  {Bourn  S^  L.),  house  at  Cambridge 
Leavitt  AVm.  H.  carpenter,  b.  133  Har.  avenue 
Leavitt  Wm.  P.  dentist,   23  Tremont  row,  boards 

186  Harrison  avenue 
Le  Bairon  J.  F.  Rev,  boards  34  Purchase 
Le  Barron  John,  teamster,  house  Meridian 
Le  Barron  Nathaniel,  frame  maker,  h.  18  Andover 
Le  Bounty  Michael,  house  Commercial,  c.  Hanover 
Le  Cain  Frederick,  house  51  High 
Le  Eduse  H.  A.  F.  L.  clerk,  boards  30  Eliot 
Leek  William,  baker,  boards  i;i4  Pleasant 
Lecompte  Fran,  confectioner,  10  Tremont  House 
Lecraw  {David  H.)  &  Perkins   ( IF.  B.),    coal  and 
wood,  Bull  wf.  Broad,  opp.  Summer,  house  73 
Atkinson 


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Ledlae  George,  laborer,  house  13  Oswego 

Ledwitt  James,  laborer,  house  8  Stillman 

Lee  Catharine  D.  house  58  Essex 

Lee  George  Mrs.  house  87  Mt.  Vernon 

Lee  Henry,  house  4  Bedford  place  [ton  sq. 

Lee  Henry,  jr.  (Bullard,  L.  If  Co.),   h.  27  rember- 

Lee  Henry  S.  physician,  Hawley,  cor.  Franklin 

Lee  James,  painter,  h.  and  s.  7  Rochester 

Lee  James  &  Co.  (James,  jr.),  commis.  merchants, 

18  India  wharf 
Lee  James,  jr.  [James  Lee  ^  Co.),  h.  23  W.  Cedar 
Lee  James  \V.  63  Kilby,  house  Chambers 
Lee  Jeremiah,  slater,  boards  6  Williams 
Lee  John,  painter,  boards  59  Endicot 
Lee  (John  C.)  &   Higginson   (Geo.),  brokers,    47 
State,  house  at  Salem  [wharf 

Lee  Maurice,  laborer,   h.    Broad,   head  Prentice's 
Lee  Michael,  laborer,  house  r.  30  Sea 
Lee  Michael,  grocer,  h.  108  E.  Dedham     [24  Hull 
Lee  Nathaniel  S.,  W.  I.  goods,  Endicot,  c.  Cross,  h. 
Lee  Rufus  S.  saws,  &c.  11  Kilby,   boards  17  Lynde 
Lee  Sarah  and  Rebecca,  house  9  Milton  place 
Lee  Silas  J.  116  State,  boards  4  Fleet 
Lee  Thomas,  house  2  Temple  place 
Lee  Thomas  J.  40  Ann 
Lee  W.  Raymond,  superintendent   B.  &    Prov.  R. 

R.,  Pleasant,  house  at  Roxbury 
Lee  Wm.  blacksmith,  h.  20  Hamilton  [c.  K 

Lee  Wm.  (Phi/lips,  Sampson,  §•  Co.),  h.  Broadway, 
Lee  William  B.  house  3  May 

Leear  Henry,  shoe  maker,  559  Wash.  h.  41  Warren 
Leech  Hardy,  rigger,  house  r.  Sumner,  n.  Border 
Leeds  Benjamin,  house  4  Kneeland 
Leeds  Daniel,  boards  Harvard,  cor.  Hudson 
Leeds  Daniel  D.  varnisher,  house  4  Mahan  place 
Leeds  Hannah,  widow,  h.  rear  77  Warren 
Leeds  Henry,  shoes,  10  Ann,  house  12  Salem 
Leeds  James,  merch.    18  Long  wf.   house  CI  Boyl- 

ston,  opp.  public  garden 
Leeds  (James  D.)  &  Ricker  (Daniel  J.),  painters, 

97  Hanover,  house  6  Unity 
Leeds  J.  H.  book  binder,  house  244  Tremont 
Leeds  Richard  (H.  D.  Gray  §  Co.),  boards  at  Ja- 
maica Plain 
Leeds  Samuel,  house  281  Broadway,  near  F 
Leeds  Thos.  piano-forte  polisher,  h.  4  Bennet  av. 
Leeds  Timothy  C,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Leeds  Timothy  C.  18  Long  wf.  b.  Tremont  House 
Leeds  Wm.  S.  H.  restorator,  169  Tremont,  house 

16  Kneeland 
Leeman  H.  N.  oysters,  house  7  Auburn  court 
Leeman  Levi  G.  teamster,  house  6  Noyes  place 
Leet  David,  hackman,  house  16  May 
Lefavor  John,  surveyor  of  lumber,  h.  Centre,  E.  B. 
Lefavor  John  W.  clerk  Suffolk  Bank 
Lefavor  Thomas  A.  clerk,  45  Hanover 
Lefler  Charles,  boots  and  shoes,  152  Court 
Leffler  Francis,  painter,  house  49  Salem 
Legally  David  W.  driver,  h.  rear  68  Cambridge 
Legg  Wm.  A.  house  113  Purchase 
Leggate  William,  house  21  Hudson 
Leggett  William,  cooper,  house  7  Salutation 
Lehan  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  B,  near  Second 
Lehman  William,  shoe  maker,  house  2  Middlesex 
Leigh  Edwin  Rev.  house  39  Essex 
Leighton  Adrial  W.  stone  cutter,  h.  20  Lowell 
Leighton  Andrew  E.  bds.  Harrison  av.  c.  Beach 
Leighton  Charles  (Homer  &;  Co.),  house  49  Allen 
Leighton  Charles,  laborer,  house  6  Cyprus 
Leighton  Charles,  boards  Har.  avenue,   cor.  Beach 
Leighton  Daniel    K.    (Underhill  ^  L.),  house  at 

Charlestown 
Leighton  Daniel  M.  mason,  house  73  Chambers 
Leighton  Edwin,  brakeman,  b.  3  Maverick  sq. 
Leighton  Frances,  house  274  Washington 
Leighton  Geo.,  Hamilton  Bank,  h.  19  McLean 
Leighton  Hosea  S.  118  ComT,  b.  2  N.  Margin  pi. 
Leighton  Joel  A.  clerk,  4.32  Wash.  h.  237  Suffolk 
Leighton  John,  clerk,  b.  Sumner,  cor.  Bremen 
Leighton  John  C.  clerk  Leveret  st.  jail,  h.  16  Lev'rt 


Leighton  John  P.  printer,  h.  2  High  st.  court 
Leighton  Jos.  AV.  constable,  house  5  Province 
Leighton  Nathan  P.  boards  151  Court 
Leighton  Thomas,  machinist,  house  81  Lowell 
Leishman  John,  ale  and  porter,  Congress  sq.  h.  do. 
Leishman  Peter,  tailor,  h.  Har.  av.  n.  Dover  pi. 
Leitner  Catherine,  widow,  house  May,  cor.  Grove 
Leizer  Geo.  blacksmith,  boards  Sumner,  n.  Havre 
Lekain  Elizabeth,  boarding,  house  40  Summer 
Leland  A.  A.  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Leland  Amory,  28  Pearl,  h.  32  Derne 
Leland  Emerson,  (Clement,  Wetherbee S^  Co.),h..  at 

Brookline 
Leland  Jos.  D.  (John  Gove  <Sf  Co.),  house  32  Derne 
Leland  J.  D.  broker,  15  Salem,  boards  71  Warren 
Leland  John,  wheelwright,  rear  46  Hanover 
Leland  Gorham  A.  provisions,  20  the  South  Market 
Leland  Olive  Mrs.  house  32  Derne  [bury 

Leland  Sherman,  counsellor,  31   Court,  h.  at  Rox- 
Leland  Thos.  J.  (Potter,  L.  if;  Co.),h.  atSomerville 
Leland  (IFrt/rew)  &  Butterfield  (Z)fWHe/ iS'.),  eating 
rooms,  90  Blackstone  [bury 

Leland  Wm.  S.  counsellor,  31   Court,  h.  at   Rox- 
Leland  Winsor,  provisions,  741  Washington 
Lemalle  Francis,  blacksmith,  house  A,  cor.  H 
Leman  Andrew,  blacksmith,  house  17  Belmont 
Leman  Charles  M.  boarding,  house  19  Fleet 
Leman  Ebenezer  C.  cork   cutter,  31  Exchange,  h. 

Fifth,  near  Dorchester 
Leman  Edwin,  carriage  smith,  house  25  Garden 
Leman  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  12  Washington  square 
Leman  John,  boarding  house,  200  Ann 
Leman  John,  shipsmith.  Broad,  near  Foster's  wf. 
house  at  Dorchester  [41  Washington 

Lemberg  &  Co.  (Morris  &;  Jtdivs),  cap  makers,  rear 
Lemire  Lewis,  laborer,  house  109  Leveret 
Lemist  (Geo.  H.),  Bramhall  (C),  &  Lewis  (Geo.), 

dry  goods,  71  Congress,  house  at  Medford 
Lemist  Warren,  rope  maker,  house  57  1-2  Eliot 
Lemme  Wm.  stone  seal  engraver,  215  Washington 
Lemon  Chas.  F.  music  printer,  house  F,  c.  Fourth 
Lemon  &  Cos  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Lemonier  James,  dep.  French  consul,  22  Joy's  build. 
Lemoulnier  J.  architect,  21  Court  sq.  h.  85  Harr.  av. 
Lemoyne  Enoch  T.  (Babson,  Deacon  .S,  L.),  boards 

563  Washington 
Lemoyne  Thomas,  house  9  AV.  Castle 
Lemoyne  AA'm.  silversmith,  r.  301  AVash.  h.  10  Castle 
Lenaham  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  129  Broadway 
Lenfest  Solomon,  currier,  house  65  Brighton 
Lennahan  John,  pedler,  house  42  High 
Lennehan  Timothy,  laborer,  house  245  Ann 
Lennon  Dominick,  barber.  Sea,  h.  3  South  st.  place 
Lennon  Luke  C.  varnish  maker,  8  1-2  Tileston 
Lenox  Asa,  hatter,  house  238  Harrison  avenue 
Lenox  Sarah  Ann,  house  Eighth,  near  Turnpike 
Lent  Vincent  D.  pattern  maker,  51  Blackstone 
Leonard  Abiel,  truckman,  house  Fourth,  corner  P 
Leonard  Ann,  widow,  house  11  South  Margin 
Leonard's  Express,  8  Court 

Leonard  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  502  Commercial 
Leonard  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  3  Hamilton  court 
Leonard  David,  house  Henchman  lane,  c.  Charter 
Leonard  Edward,  shoe  maker,  h.  Sea,  n.  the  bridge 
Leonard  George  K.  house  44  Spring  [Chelsea 

Leonard  G.  M.  cordwainer,  Ann,  c.  Fleet,  house  at 
Leonard  Geo.  AV.  machinist,  house  204  Fourth 
Leonard  Hartford  P.  clerk,  boards  3  AVinter  place 
Leonard  Henry  AV.  coach  maker,  80  Federal 
Leonard  George,  truckman,  boards  6  Sturgis  place 
Leonard  Isaac  D.  moulder,  house  43  B,  n.  Gold 
Leonard  James,  seaman,  house  117  Purchase 
Leonard  Jas.  M.  shipwright,  h.  Monmouth,  E.  B. 
Leonard  Job,  dentist,  house  208  Broadway 
Leonard  Job  M.  (P.  Dickinson  ^  Co.),  bds.  4  Pitts 
Leonard  John,  laborer,  h.  86  AV.  Cedar 
Leonard  John,  house  South,  near  Harvard 
Leonard  John,  laborer,  house  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Leonard  John  S.  2  Massachusetts  block 
Leonard  Joseph,  jeweller,  1  Court  av.  h.  Groton 


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189 


Leonard   (Joseph)   &   Cunningham  (Andrew  L.), 

autioneers,  37  Tremont  row,  h.  240  Tremont 
Leonard  Josiah,  hair  diesser,  b.   Charter,  c.  Com'l 
Leonard  Maurice,  foundry,  house  rear  182  Fourth 
Leonard  Nehemiah,  stable  keeper,  56  Leveret,  h.  do. 
Leonard  Nehemiah  W.  coachman,  h.  56  Leveret 
Leonard  Orville,  superin't  E.  B.  ferry,  h.  8  Winth'p 
Leonard  Patrick,  tailor,  house  21  Atkinson 
Leonard  Patrick,  laborer,  house  41  Charlestown 
Leonard  Patrick,  cordwainer,  house  12  Williams 
Leonard  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Dove,  near  Dorchester 
Leonard  Patrick,  laborer,  29  W.  Dedham 
Leonard  Robert,  (Kennedy  Sf  L.),  h.  67  Atkinson 
Leonard  Simon,  rigger,  house  4  Salutation 
Leonard  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  58  Eliot 
Leonard  Thomas  W.  furniture,  house  13  Allston 
Lepean  John,  clothing,  11  Long  wharf,  h.  28  High 
Lerow  (John  A.),  house  58  Allen     [bds.  8  Howard 
Lerow  Jacob  H.  daguerreotypist,  91  Washington, 
Lerow  Lewis,  broker,  26  State,  house  58  Allen 
Lerow  Wm.  T.  clerk  Franklin  Ins.  Co.  h.  24  Grove 
Leseur  J.  A.  dentist,  19  Winter 
Leslie  D.  W.  teamster,  boards  1  N.  Russell 
Lester  Ebenezer  A.  machinist,  h.  48  B,  cor.  Silver 
Lethbridge  Willard  F.  paper  hanger,  basement  of 

Marlboro'  Hotel,  house  2  Maple  place 
Letzkus  Joseph,  moulder,  house  Silver,  near  C 
Leukhardt  JohnCiF.  G   Schmiffler  S;  Co.),  house 28 
Common  [ington,  house  257  Tremont 

Levanseller  Austin,  piano-forte  maker,  416  Wash- 
Levi  Mark,  tailor,  386  Washington,  h.  6  Indiana 
Levin  James  F.  (Kelleij  ^  L.),  house  11  Asylum 
Levy  David,  clerk,  boards  4  Channing 
Lewin  John,  mariner,  house  6  Unity 
Lewingood  Lewis,  house  2  Shawmut 
Lewis  A.  S.  &  W.  G.  commission  merchants,  45  and 
46  Commercial  wf.  house  at  Roxbury     [School 
Lewis  Alex.  H    silversmith,  h.  Athens,  r.  Hawes 
Lewis  Almon,  shipwright,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Lewis  Amos,  bl'ksm'th,  h.  r.  583  Wash.  [36  Southac 
Lewis  Andress  V.  hair  dresser,  62  1-2  Leveret,  h.  r. 
Lewis  Asa,  housewright.  Marginal,  h.  Webster 
Lewis  Asa,  jr.  cl'k,  76  Wash.  h.  Webst'r,  c.  Cott'ge 
Lewis  Catharine,  widow,  house  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Lewis  Charles,  laborer,  house  11  Fruit 
Lewis  C.  K.  ticket  master  B.  &  L.  R.  R.  h.  15  Allen 
Lewis  Chas.  P.  (Wm.  &:  Wm.  K.  Lewis),  h.  9  Lincoln 
Lewis  Daniel,  com.  mer.  72.^  Kilby,  b.  1  Bowdoin 
Lewis  Dudley  H.  laborer,  house  42  Charlestown 
Lewis  Eben  A.  blacksmith,  house  Eighth,  near  E 
Lewis  Edmund,  wheelwright,  h.  33  Warren 
Lewis  Edwin  J.  cl'k,  b.  43  Purchase      [at  Roxbury 
Lewis  Franklin  H.  (T.  L.  Bobinson  ^  Co.),  house 
Lewis  George,  shipwright,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Lewis  George,  captain,  house  843  Washington 
Lewis  Geo.  (Lemist,  Bramhall  &  L.),  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Lewis  George,  cooper,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Paris,  E.  B. 
Lewis  George,  carpenter,  house  rear  716  Washing. 
Lewis  George  A.  house  41  Carver 
Lewis  George  W.  18  S.  Market,  h.  39  Chambers 
Lewis  II.  shoemaker,  house  11  Butolph 
Lewis  Henry,  rigger,  house  rear  7  Salutation 
Lewis  Henry,  locksmith,  boards  42  Portland 
Lewis  Henry  P  printer,  house  1  Bartlett  place 
Lewis  Horace  H.  hardware,  130  Court,  b.  43  Purch. 
Lewis  James,  mason,  house  9  South  llussell 
Lewis  John,  clerk,  Post  Othce,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Lewis  John  (B.  Loring  If  Co.),  h  18  W.  Orange 
Lewis  John,  house  Grover  place 
Lewis  John,  baker,  house  91  Broad 
Lewis  John,  house  34  Leveret 
Lewis  John  A.  reporter  Bee,  7  State,  b.  20  Oxford 
Lewis  J.  A.  silversmith,  12  Court  sq.  h.  Athens,  n.  F 
Lewis  John  G.  wood  and  coal,  house  15  Maiden 
Lewis  Joseph  (J.  Weld  &;  Co.),  house  8  South 
Lewis  Jos.  clothing,  32  Brattle,  h.  1  Second  st.  pi. 
Lewis  (Joseph,  jr.),  &  Cornish  (J.),  refreshments, 

head  of  Long  wharf 
Lewis  John  W.  boards  146  Harrison  avenue 
Lewis  J.  W.  widow,  house  3  Genesee 


Lewis  Marshall  A.  auctioneer,  31  Wash.  bds.  Citv 

Hotel 
Lewis  Mary  J.  dress  maker,  h.  10  Avery  [E.  B. 
Lewis  Micah,  carpenter,  h.  Monmouth,  c.  Marion, 
Lewis  N.  Mrs.  boarding  21  Franklin  place 
Lewis  Nathan  C.  restorator,  h.  Centre,  n.  Marginal 
Lewis  N.  C.  26  Exchange  [Meridian,  E.  Boston 
Lewis  Oliver,  foreman  E.  B.  iron  foundry,  house 
Lewis  Robert,  captain,  h.  213  Hanover  [bridge 

Lewis  Samuel  P.  counsellor,  47  Court,  h.  at  Cam- 
Lewis  Samuel  S.  agent  Steam  Packet  Co.  1  Com- 
mercial wharf,  house  at  Roxbury 
Lewis  Sarah,  widow,  house  2  Barton 
Lewis  Seth,  housewright,  house  22  Brighton 
Lewis  Seth,  silversmith,  boards  7  Village 
Lewis  (Simeon  II.)  &  Clapp  (J.  C),  W.  I.  goods, 

18  Central  wharf,  and  lumber,  Commercial,  n. 

Charter,  house  23  Pine 
Lewis  Simpson  H.  cloth'g,  40  Brattle,  h.  2  Popl'r  ct. 
Lewis  S.  J.  widow,  house  Meridian,  n.  Paris 
Lewis  S.  R.  B.,  Custom  House,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Lewis  Susan,  tailor's,  b.  Sumner,  n.  Lamson  [Broad 
Lewis  Thos.  &  Co.  wines.  Custom  House  st.  h.  60 
Lewis  W.  E.  boards  54  Harvard 
Lewis  William,  shipwright,  house  rear  39  Prince 
Lewis  Wm.  A.,  Custom  House,  h.  146  Harris'n  av. 
Lewis  Wm.  G.  (A.  S.  S;  W.  G.  Lewis),  h,  at  Roxb. 
Lewis  Wm.  G.  clerk,  385  Wash.  bds.  54  Essex 
Lewis  Wm.  &  Wm.  K.  (and  C.  P.  Lewis),  pickles, 

&c.  56  Broad,  house  43  Purchase 
Lewis  Wm.  K.  (IT.  &;  Wm.  K.),  house  at  Roxbury 
Lewis  Wm.  M.  pump  and  block  maker,  h.  98  Purch. 
Lewis  Wm.  P.  carpenter,  h.  8  Eliot 
Lewis  Winslow,  Broad,  op.  Purchase,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Lewis  Winslow,  jr.  phys'n,  80  Boylston,  c.  Carver 
Lewy  Morris  D.  watch  maker,  41  Hanover 
Leys  James,  Oak  Hall,  h.  Sumner,  near  Havre 
Libbee  Mary  Ann  L.  widow,  house  Cove,  n.  Beach 
Libbey  Alice,  boarding  house,  7  East  Canton 
Libbey  Arthur,  carpenter,  bds.  22  La  Grange  place 
Libbey  Betsey,  nurse,  hotise  2  Garland 
Libbey  Charles  S.  truckman,  h.  4  Buttrick  place 
Libbey  Francis,  clerk,  Kneeland,  corner  South 
Libbey  Isaiah  B.  (  W.  S-;  1.  B.  Libbcij),  h.  64  Charter 
Libbey  Joseph,  broker,  3  Exchange,  h.  5  Allen 
Libbey  James  L.  7  State,  h.  r.  116  Fourth 
Libbey  Reuben,  truckman,  boards  5^  Nashua 
Libbey  Washington  &  I.  B.  flour  and  com.  mer.  71 

Commercial,  liouse  64  Charter 
Libbev  Wm.  L.  book  keeper,  33  Union 
Libby'Abner,  (Twitchdl  A-  L.),  h.  66  Nashua 
Libby  Alfred,  joiner,  h.  Cottage,  c.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Libby  Alvin  B.  carpenter,  boards  61  Lowell 
Libby  Arthur,  carpenter,  boards  11  Tyler 
Libby  David,  teamster,  h.  1  Canton  street  court 
Libby  Delaw,  com.  mer.  26  Exch.  h.  r.  86  Chesnut 
Libby  Edward  W.  1  Washington,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Libby  (Franklin  F.)  &  Brothers  (Marshall  &  .S.  H.), 

dry  goods,  206  &  208  Hanover,  b.  E.  Ex.  Hotel 
Libby  Jesse,  oysters,  Princeton,  c.  Marion,  E.  B. 
Libby  Joseph  M.  last  maker,  house  47  Lowell 
LibbV  Joel,  45  Pearl,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B.         [mond 
Libby  Michael,  dry  goods,  190  Hanover,  b.  22  Rich- 
Libby  Marshall  (Libby  l\  Brothers),  h.  at  E.  Camb. 
Libby  M.  M.  clerk,  206  Hanover,  b.  22  Richmond 
Libby  Oliver  (  Wells  is  L.),  house  10  Auburn 
Libby  Richard,  shoe  maker,  h.  Princeton,  c.  Marion 
Libby  Stillman  H.  (Libby  if  Brothers),  b.  E.  Exch. 
Libby  William,  ship  carpenter,  h.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Licet  James,  tailor,  house  43  Endicot 
Licett  James,  ship  carpenter,  h.  r.  Third,  near  C 
Liever  John,  porter,  142;^  Wash.  b.  4  Theatre  alley 
Light  Geo.  W.  publisher,  25  Cornhill,  h.  at  Camb. 
Light  Wm.  sail  maker,  house  35  Fayette 
Lightfoot  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  25  Snowhill 
Lightfoot  John,  mariner,  house  4  Prince 
Lightston  Labon,  pedler,  house  106  Warren 
Liheln  John,  tailor,  house  3  Foster  place 
Lillev  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  1  Nashua 
Lilley  John,  umbrella  maker,  65  Court,  h.  3  Gouch 


190 


BOSTON      [L]      DIRECTORY. 


Lilley  John,  printer,  house  2  Lowell 

Lillev  John  D.  clerk,  6-5  Court,  h.  3  Gouch 

LilleV  S.  D.,  Oak  Hall,  34  Ann 

Lillev  Thomas,   carriage  smith  and  spring  maker, 

88  Portland,  house  60  Nashua 
Lillie  Daniel  W.  cabinet  maker,  h.  10  Snowhill 
Lillie  Henry  A.  book  bind.  24  Wilson  1.  h.  3-5  Temple 
Lillie  Leah  Mrs.  house  18  Tileston 
Lillie  Thomas,  house  15  Indiana  place 
Lillie  Thomas  E.  &  Co.  {T.  J.  Lillie),  leather,  24 

E.Kchange,  house  lo  Indiana  place        [Temple 
Lillie  Thomas  J.  (r/^owrts  £.  Lillie  tx  Co.),    h.   35 
Limbrick  Thomas,  laborer,  house  299  Broad 
Linahan  Daniel,  blacksmith,   house  3  Carney  place 
Linahan  Patrick,  tailor,  house  Mulberry  place 
Linahin  Cornelius,  shoe  maker,  house  116  Sea 
Linch  Patrick,  house  Paris  court.  East  Boston 
Lincoln   Albert,   machinist,    Richmond,   h.    Cam- 

bridgeport  [Wash.  h.  7  Dix  pi. 

Lincoln  {Albert  L.)  &  Foss  (C.  M.),  jewellers,  65 
Lincoln  Alexander,  stoves  and  tin  ware,  8  Market 

square,  h.  at  Hingham 
Lincoln  Alvan,  hackman,  house  24  Endicot 
Lincoln  Amos,  ostler,  house  9  Fabin 
Lincoln  [Banmhas),  Wilder  (Wm.    W.)  &  Co.  {B. 

Andreirs),  manuf.  upholsterers'  trimmings,  50 

Cornhill,  house  at  Hingham 
Lincoln  Benj.  A.  clerk  B.  &  P.  R.  R.  b.  24  Warren 
Lincoln  {Beza)  k  Beal  (,/.),  flour  and  grain,  57 

Commercial,  house  4  Sumner,  E.  B.  [place 

Lincoln  C.  D.  clerk  Custom  House,  h.  2  Jefferson 
Lincoln  Charles,  house  11  Richmond  [Friend 

Lincoln  Dennis,  {()' Connell  &;  L.),  tailor,  h.  rear  37 
Lincoln  Ebenezer,  painter,  liouse  London,  E.  B. 
Lincoln  Ezra,  printer,  14  Congress,  h.  38  Myrtle 
Lincoln  Ezra,  jr.  civil  eng'r,  4  Court,  b.  502  Wash. 
Lincoln  Elizabeth,  teacher,  bds.  Paris,  E.  Boston 
Lincoln  Francis,  clerk,  boards  30  Eliot  [Dover 

Lincoln  F.  supt.  burial  grounds,  City  Hall,  h.  59 
Lincoln  F.  Edward,  clerk,  333  Washington 
Lincoln  Frederick  W.  math.  inst.  62  ComT,  house 

32  W.  Cedar  [Chelsea 

Lincoln  George  L.  housewright,   19  Hawley,  h.  at 
Lincoln  Hartwell,  clerk  City  Hall,  bds.  38' Myrtle 
Lincoln  Harvey  {Norn's  SfL.),  house  35  Salem 
Lincoln  Heman,  house  27  Edinboro' 
Lincoln  Henry  &  Co.  {P.  E.  Kiiirpnan),  mcrch'ts, 

17  India,  house  41  Hancock  [36  Kneeland 

Lincoln  Henry  E.  hardware,  336  Washington,   h. 
Lincoln  Henry  W.  apothecary,  631  Wash.'h.  do. 
Lincoln   Hosea  H.  teacher  Lvman  School,  house 

Webster,  E.  B.  "  [25  Lynde 

Lincoln  James  L.  housewright,  17  Hawley,  house 
Lincoln  James  W.  mason,  house  5  INlav  [Pinck'y 
Lincoln  Jared,  housewright,  r.  7  Belknap,  h.  33 
Lincoln  Jared  jr.  housewTight,  house  33  Pinckney 
Lincoln  John  F.  mere,  tailor,  95A  Wash.  h.  4  Arch 
Lincoln  John  M.  (/////,  L.  &  Geer),  h.  62  Chesnut 
Lincoln  {Joseph)  &  Taylor  (E.),  carpenters,  foot  of 

May,  house  62  Chesnut 
Lincoln  Jos.  jr.  housewi-ight,  h.  10  Canton    [Lynde 
Lincoln  Joseph,  jr.  hardware,  6  Union,  house  25 
Lincoln  Joshua  {Gould,  Kendall,  &  L.),  h.  at  Rox. 
Lincoln  Josiah  M.  cabinet  maker,  h.  66  Billerica 
Lincoln  J.  B.  {R.  Linroln  ^  Co.) 
Lincoln  L.  D.  asst.  teacher  House  of  Reformation 
Lincoln  Luke  P.  stainer,  334  Wash.  h.  11  Groton 
Lincoln  L.  W.  varuisher,  334  Wash.  b.  11  Groton 
Lincoln  M.  S.  cV  Co.    {A.  G.  Thompson  &;  J.  Ilitch- 

coek),  di-y  g'ds,  33  Water,  h.  9  Mon'tgom'y  pi. 
Lincoln  IMitchell,  mason,  house  1  May  place 
Lincoln  Nathaniel,   currier,  h.  Cottage,  E.  Boston 
Lincoln  Noah  &  Son  {North,  jr.),  wood  and  coal, 

Lincoln's  wharf,  h.  32  N.  Bennet  [Bennet 

Lincoln  Noah,  jr.  {N.  Linroln  is;  Son),  house  30  N. 
Lincoln  R.  &  Co.  (./.  B.  Lincoln),  commis.  merch. 

25  Central  wharf  [Hersey  place 

Lincoln  Robert  B.   grocer,  West,  cor.   Mason,  h.  2 
Lincoln  Rebecca,  teacher,  boards  88  Pinckney 
Lincoln  Samuel  R.  baker,  bds.  104  Cambridge 


Lincoln   Warren,   looking-glass  manufactory,    20 

Washington,  house  88  Salem 
Lincoln  William,  machinist,  b.  10  Maverick  block 
Lincoln  William.  8  Lewis  whf.  house  10  Kneeland 
Lincoln  Wm.  S.  {F.  Skinner  Sg  Co.),  b.  51  Summer 
Lincoln  Zenas  D.  book  keeper,  Quincy  Hall,  b.  17 

Lvnde 
Lind  Charles,  laborer,  h.  7  Stillman  pi. 
Linden  Michael,  laborer,  24  Washington  avenue 
Linder  {George)  8z  Meyer  {Geo.  A.),  comm.  mere. 

8  India  wharf,  h.  7  Bowdoin  sq. 
Lindley  David,  piano-forte  maker,  house  10  Taylor 
Lindsay  Richard,  printer,  house  1  Church 
Lindsey  James  N.  electro  plating,  19  Water 
Lindsey  Robert,  rigger,  h.  230  Hanover      [chester 
Lindsley  Jos.  C.   boots.  &c.  24  Central,  h.  at  Dor- 
Lines  Daniel,  laborer,  house  324  Ann 
Lines  Dennis,  shipwright,  h.  Lexington,  E.Boston 
Lines  Jeremiah,  porter,  house  Belcher  lane 
Lines  John,  laborer,  house  5  Humphrey  place 
Lines  Morris,  laborer,  h.  5  Powars  ct. 
Lines  Patrick,  mason,  house  25  Oliver 
Lines  Timothy,  laborer,  house  257  Ann 
Lines  Wm.  laborer,  house  Colony 
Linikin  Benjamin,  carpenter,  rear  30  Sea 
Linscott  Hosea  S.  laborer  at  33  Summer 
Linscott  Jeremiah,  housewright,  h.  226  .A.thens,  n.  E 
Linscott  John  {Clark  S;  L.),  1  N.  Market 
Linscott  Wingate,  r.  48  Congress,  h.  4  Erie 
Linsey  Catharine  &  Elizabeth,  seamstresses,  house 

Washington  avenue,  corner  Purchase 
Linsley  Israel  E.  teacher  music,  265  Washington 
Linton  John,  truckman,  h.  Silver,  n  A 
Linton  O.  E.  writing  and  book  keeping,  251  Wash. 

bds.  6  Central  court 
Linton  Thomas,  h.  48  South  [Broadway 

Linton  William,  truckman.  61  Water,  h.  A,  corner 
Linzee  John  I.  h.  56  Mt.  Vernon     •  [Yernon 

Linzee  Thomas  C.  A.    31    Kilby,  house   56   Mount 
Liscom  John,  26  State,  h.  at  Ro.xbury 
Liscom  Levi,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  47  Carver 
List  Charles,  counsellor,  46  Wash.  b.  10  Milton  pi. 
Lister  John,  h.  5  Carlton  place 

Lister  Thomas,  prof,  of  Astrology,  1  Nashua  [burn 
Litch  Jeremiah,  straw  goods,  10   Green,  h.  39   Au- 
Litch  Samuel  W.  paver,  h.  107  Chambers 
Litchfield  Allen,  mason,  h.  43  Bridge  [ford 

Litchfield  Atwood,  jr.  (  Waterman  &;  L.),  h.  atMed- 
Litchfield  Calef  L.  brass  f'nder,  Sumner,  h.  Saratoga 
Litchfield  Davis,  ship  builder,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Litchfield  Henry  M.  piano-f'te  maker,  h.  3  Wells  pi. 
Litchfield  Ira,  housewright,  h.  17  S.  Russell 
Litchfield  J.  Q.  A.  {Carpenter,  Fairbanks  &;  Co.), 

bds.  11  Howard 
Litchfield  Lawrence,  1  City  wf.   h.   Trenton,  E.  B. 
Litchfield  Nicholas,  ship  builder,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Litchfield  Noah,  jr.  provisions,  21    Merrimac,  h.  31 
S.  Margin  [Court  sq.  h.  at  Medford 

Litchfield  Parker  R.  at  Register  of  Deeds'  ofiice, 
Litchfield  Thomas  T.  mason,  bds.  33  Allen 
Litchfield  Ward,  mason,  house  49  Myrtle 
Litchfield  AVm.  G.  66  F.  H.  Market,  b.  4   Hull   pi. 
Litchfield  Wm.  G.  34  Commercial,  h.    at   Medford 
Litchfield  Winslow  A.  laborer,  h.  35  Auburn 
Litchmire  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  4  Adams  place 
Lithgow  Hetty  G.  widow,  h.  17  Eaton 
Littell  &  Co.  (E.  Littell).  publishers   Living   Age, 

46  Bromfield,  h.  at  Brookline 
Little  {Albert),  Bridgham  {!'.  C),  &  Co.  {S.  Cham- 

berlin),  dry  goods.  89  Kilby,  h.  2  Hamilton  pi. 
Little  Archy,  teamster,  boards  57  Merrimac 
Little   &  Brown    {('has.    C.    Little,  Jas.  Brotcn  &; 
Aur/>i^ti(s  Flafff/),hoo\i.se\\e.is,  112  Wash.  h.  at 
Cambridge  [103  Mt.  Yernon 

Little  Charles  H.,  City  Treas.  office.  City  Hall,  h. 
Little  Eben.  H.  house  75  Leveret 
Little  Homer,  bds.  Hanover  House 
Little  {James  L.),  Alden  {P.),  &  Co.  (IF.  Munroe, 
jr.  &  D.  J.   Ranney),  dry   goods,  66  Milk,  and 
73  Congress,  house  87  Summer 


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191 


Little  John,  laborer,  h.  Middlesex,  opp.  29 

Little  Lemuel,  h.  River,  foot  Mt.  Vernon 

Little  Matthew,  machinist,  h.  48  Billeriea 

Little  Nicholas,  bl'ksmith,  79  Endicot,  h.  9  Temple 

Little  Omar  (D.  5.  Foster  &;  Co.),  bds.  Hanover  H. 

Little  Owen,  stevedore,  h.  142  Purchase 

Little  Samuel,  book  keeper,  201  Wash.  b.  3  Fayette 

Little  Tamar  Miss,  h.  6  Knox 

Little  Thomas,  cooper,  Sumner,  E.  B.  h.  do. 

Little  Walter,  house  6  Knox  [near  Dorchester 

Little  Wm.  sawing  mill.  Second,   n.  E,  h.  Second, 

Little  William  B.  &  Co.  druggists,  104  Hanover,  c. 

Salem,  h.  9  Temple 
Littlefield  Abiel  H.  handcartman,  h.  6  Province 
Littlefield  Alvah,  apothecary,  10  &  11  U.  S.  Hotel, 

house  20  Hudson  [12  Columbia 

Littlefield  Amos  A.  millinery  goods.  219  Wash.  h. 
Littlefield  Betsey,  wid.  h.  32"Camb.  [London,  E.  B. 
Littlefield  Calvin  A.  shipping  oflace,  222  Ann.  h. 
Littlefield  Darius,  shoes,  59  Fulton 
Littlefield  Enoch,  express,  h.  41  Billeriea 
Littlefield  Eph'm,  wagoner,  h.  Med.  Col.,  N.  Grove 
Littlefield  Francis  G.  watch  maker,  69   Wash.  bds. 

10  Oxford 
Littlefield  George  T.  clerk,  63  Court,  bds.   6   Fleet 
Littlefield  G.  T.  teacher,  bds.  National  House 
Littlefield  Isabella,  widow,  h.  504  Commercial 
Littlefield  Jacob,  teamster,  2  Bl'kstone,  h.  6  Milton 
Littlefield  Jas.  leather,  59  Fulton,  h.  15  La  Grange 

place 
Littlefield  James  D.  ice,  5  Haverhill,  h.  27   Lowell 
Littlefield  Jonathan,  watchman,  h.  3  Endicot 
Littlefield  Lucretia,  boarding,  6  Fleet 
Littlefield  Lyman,  Drake's  whf.   h.   7   W.    Centre 
Littlefield  Prudence,  h.  2  Fayette  court 
Littlefield  Seth,  teacher  Blind  Institution,  S.  B. 
Littlefield  Thomas  P.  machinist,  bds.  9  Dover 
Littlefield  Walter,  jr.  (N.  Hinkley  ^  Co.),  house  at 

Melrose 
Littlehale  Sargent  S.  h.  44  Bowdoin 
Liveley  James,  laborer,  h.  rear  29  Gross 
Livermore  Aaron,  grocer,    12   Atkinson,  h.  Ches- 

nut,  cor.  Vine,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Roxbury 
Livermore  Edward  M.  {Geo.  ^  E.  M.   Livermore), 

house  79  Pinckney 
Livermore  Elijah,  grocer,  21  Sudbury,  h.  22  Lynde 
Livermore  Geo.  &  E.  M.  wool  dealers,  36  Pearl,  h. 

at  Cambridge  [State,  h.  at  Cambridge 

Livermoi'e  Isaac,    treasurer     Merrimac    Mills,   61 
Livermore  John,  painter,  h.  10  Grove  pi.     [Poplar 
Livermore  Josiah,  clerk.  Deacon,  c.   Friend,  b.    13 
Livermore  Leonard  J.  Rev.  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Livermore  Lorenzo  A.    (Hazelton,  Coicdin  §  Co.), 

house  at  Chelsea 
Livermore  Oliver  S.  179  Wash.  bds.  7  Franklin 
Livermore  Samuel  B.  inspector   of  bundle  haj',  E. 

Packet  Pier,  h.  Commercial,  n.  Charter 
Livermore  Thomas,  h.  41  Myrtle  [chester 

Living  Robert  G.   hardware,  15  Union,  h.  at  Dor- 
Livingston  Charles,  machinist,  bds.  6  Fleet 
Lloyd  Charles  B.  gilder  and  picture   frame   manuf. 

66  Court,  h.  10  Hull 
Lloyd  Daniel,  painter,  h.  637  Washington 
Lloyd  Francis  M.  teamster,  h.  1  Cotton  place 
Lloyd  Geo.  M.  sail  maker,  b.  N.  Margin,  c.  Thacher 
Lloyd  James,  130  Tremont 

Lloyd  J.  Kesey,  cigar  mak'r,  h.  Chesnut,  c.  Charles 
Lloyd  Margaret,  widow,  h.  rear  79  Purchase 
Lloyd  Martin,  sail  maker,  h.  N.  Margin,  c.  Thacher 
Lloyd  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h.  5  Spear  alley  [row 

Lloyd  Sam'l  H.  daguerreotype  rooms,  11.;^  Tremont 
Lloyd  William,  carpenter,  h.  Silver,  corner  C 
Loan  Patrick,  grocer,  house  A,  near  Gold 
Lobdell  E.  T.  13  State,  h.  7  Bradford 
Lobdell  Thomas  J.  stock  and  exchange  broker,  3 

Merchants'  Exchange,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Locke  Abner,  blacksmith,  h.  102  C,  near  Third 
Locke  Albert,  polisher,  bds.  36  Auburn 
Locke  Amos  C.  barber,  69  Merrimac,  h.  atCamb'pt 
Locke  A.  J.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Charlestown 


Locke  Benjamin  D.  bds.  24  N.  Bennet 

Locke  Blake,  distiller,  house  1  Ivers 

Locke  Catharine,  dress  maker,  16  Salem 

Locke  Charles  A.  fish  dealer,  21  City  wharf,  house 

13  AUstonst.  Charlestown 
Locke  Charles  B.  house  47  Oswego 

Locke  (Debnont)  &  Cordwell  (iJ.  H.),  coppersmiths 

and  founders,  Barrett,  h.  24  N.  Bennet 
Locke  Edward  &  Co.  (James  Burhank),  wholesale 

clothing  dealers,  45  Kilby,  h.  19  Allen  [Wash. 
Locke  F.  B.    importer   of  gent's    furnishings,    177 
Locke  F.  J.,  Quincy  Hall,  bds.  22  N.  Russell 
Locke  George  {Wharton  ^  Locke),  h.   Sufiblk,  cor. 

Rutland 
Locke  George,  junk,  5  Causeway,  h.  at  Melrose 
Locke  Henry,  hats,  caps,  &c.  Blackstone,  c.    Han- 
over, h.  18  Garden  [Auburn 
Locke  Horace,  paper  hangings,  10  Merrimac,  h.  36 
Locke  Horatio  (.S.  &,  II.  Locke),  h.  at  Lexington 
Locke  {Isaac)  &  Sawyer  {Charles  O.),  101   F.  Hall 

Market,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Locke  James  S.  silversmith,  h.  3  Oliver  place 
Locke  J.  M.  dentist,  2  Blanchard  block.  Court 
Locke  Joseph  A.  provisions,  22  Salem,  h.  19  do. 
Locke  J.  H.  &  Co.  (i/.  H.   Campbell),  jniik   store, 

29  and  31  Ferry,  h.  at  Maiden 
Locke  John  F.  mason,  h.  2  Ringgold 
Locke  John  L.  blacksmith,  h.  Third,  near  E 
Locke  Judith,  widow,  house  117  Fourth  [vard 

Locke  Lewis,  carpenter,  over  685  Wash.  h.  2  Har- 
Locke  Lydia,  widow,  h.  18  Garden  [Roxbury 

Locke  Lyman,  scale  manuf.  7  Market  sq.  house  at 
Locke  Nehemiah,  exp.  driver,  b.  Canton,  c.  Suffolk 
Locke   {Oliver)  &    Treadwell    {Moses),  wines  and 

liquors,  10  City  wharf,  h.  5  Chardon 
Locke  Oliver  A.  &  Co.  com.  merchants,  87  Kilby, 

h.  15  Tremont  row  [Chardon 

Locke  Philip  A.  hats  and  caps,  14  Dock  sq.  bds.  5 
Locke  Sarah,  widow,  h.  City  Slip,  157  Ann 
Locke  Sarah,  widow  of  S.,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Orleans 
Locke  Sarah,  h.  29  N.  Margin  [Chambridge 

Locke  S.  &  H.  42  &  44,  F.  H.  Market,  h.  at  W. 
Locke   Stephen   &   Co.    {John    Wheeler),  lumber. 

Centre,  cor.  Marginal 
Locke  Wm.  laborer,  h.  16  Li%-ingston 
Locke  Wm.  (  Vail  Si  L.),  h.  37  Salem 
Locke  Wm.  C.  restorator,  9  Lindall,  h.  16  Friend 
Locke  Wm.  F.  {Tilden  ^  Locke),  bds.  Third,  cor. 

Dorchester 
Locke  Wm.  R.  28  N.  Market,  h.  at  Newton      [lem 
Locke  Worthington  S.  clerk  62  Hanover,  b.  37  Sa- 
Lockley  James,  h.  42  Prince 
Lockley  John,  hair  dresser,  h.  2  N.  Brighton 
Lockwood  {inland)  &  Page  (G.  IV.),  34  F.  H.  Mkt. 

bds.  18  Salem 
Lockwood  {Job),  Zane  (Joseph),  &  Lumb  {Wm.), 

plumbers,  5  Derby  Range,  Court,  b.  52^  Camb. 
Lockwood  Rhodes  G.  grain  &  bagging,  Baltimore 

Packet  Pier,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Lodge  Giles,  5  Exchange,  h.  54  Boylston 
Lodge  Giles  H.  physician,  2  Bedford,  h.  744  Wash. 
Lodge  Henry,  clerk,  89  Milk,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Lodge  James,  mer.  67  Com'l  wf.  h.  54  Boylston 
Lodge  John  E.  merchant,  67  Commercial  wharf,  h. 

10  Winthrop  place 
Lodge  Nancy,  widow,  h.  25  Stillman 
Loen  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  10  Sullivan  pi. 
Logan  Alexander,  teamster,  h.  25  Williams 
Logan  Christopher,  grocer,  Har.  av.  c.  Olive  pi. 
Logan  Peter,  laborer,  h.  35  Jefferson  block 
Logan  Philip,  brass  finisher,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Logan  Robert,  laborer,  h.  49  Albany 
Logan  Wm.  H.  waiter,  3^  Lindall,  h.  34  Grove 
Loheed  James,  boot  maker,  h.  37  Utica 
Lohecd  Robert,  boot  maker,  h.  66  South 
Lombard  Ammi  C.  merchant,  31  Lewis  wharf,  h. 

14  Louisburgh  square 

Lombard  Aquilla  R.  C.  clerk,  h.  ft.  Mt.  Venion 
Lombard  Caleb,  jr.  h.  66  Suffolk 
Lombard  Daniel,  100  Commercial 


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Lombard  (Dan'l)  &  Bacon  {J.  W.),  fish,  94  Cham- 
bers, b.  4  Spring 
Lombard  {Ephraim)  &  Hall  (Jacob,  jr.),  com.  mer. 

13  Lewis  wf.  h.  22  Hancock 
Lombard  (Israel)  &   Whitmorc  {Charles  O.),  com. 

mer.  19  Lewis  wf.  h.  72  Boylston 
Lombard  Israel,  jr.  {Snow  ^  L.),  h.  102  Pleasant 
Lombard  John,  laborer,  h.  321  Ann 
Lombard  Mary  J.  widow,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Lombard  Nathaniel  K.  sail  maker,  6  T  wharf,  h.  at 

West  Cambridge 
Lombard  Oliver  C.  fruit,  &c.  26  Derne 
Lombard  Thos.  clerk,  19  Lewis  wf.  h.  7  Asylum 
Lonergan  John,  confectioner,  h.  115  Sea 
Long  Alanson,  house  4  Wall  [h.  30  Salem 

Long  {Caleb  C.)  &  Gleason  (IF.), 91  F.  H.  Market, 
Long  D.  clerk,  23  Brattle,  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Long  David  C.  book  binder,  h.  73  Prince 
Long  Edward,  laborer,  house  3  Cove 
Long  Edward  J.  333  Wash,  house  22  S.  Bennet 
Long  George  W.  28  Pearl,  b.  Quincy  House 
Long  James,  laborer,  house  r.  90  Sea 
Long  James,  laborer,  b.  Everett,  c.  Orleans,  E.  B. 
Long  Jas.  H.  clothing,  103  Com'l,  h.  183  Hanover 
Long  John,  painter,  h.  17  E.  Orange 
Long  John,  tailor,  h.  o6  Atkinson 
Long  John,  house  41  Charlestown  [9  Auburn 

Long  John  F.  book  binder,  Scollay's  building,  h. 
Long  Mary  A.  D.  dress  maker,  286  Washington 
Long  Michael,  laborer,  h.  cor.  F 
Long  Sarah,  widow,  tailoress,  h.  1  Rollins  pi. 
Long  Sarah,  widow,  h.  City  Slip,  157  Ann 
Long  Wm.  laborer,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Long  Wm.  stevedore,  h.  22  Hamilton 
Long  W.  J.  provisions,  Hudson,  c.  Harvard 
Long  Wm.  C.  teamster,  h.  1  Cotton  pi. 
Long  Wm.  H.  teacher,  bds.  73  Prince 
Longhurst  M.  B.  dress  maker,  190  Wash.  h.  r.  do. 
Longley  Albert  L.  clerk,  39  Blackstone 
Longley  Alonzo  C.  painter,  112  Camb.  h.  1  Bridge 
Longley  David  M.  engineer,  flour  mill,  h.  London, 
n.  feumner,  E.  B.  [Hanover 

Longley  Henry  W.  {E.  H.  Brahrook  ^  Co.),  b.  175;^ 
Longley  James,  h.  13  McLean 
Longley  &  Co.  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Lonhshaw  Wm.  machinist,  h.  Liverpool,  n.  Sumner 
Longworth  Jas.  (.S.  cS,  J.  Longicorth),  h.  Fifth,  c.  B 
Longworth  Samuel  &  J.  grocers.  Second,  n.  A,  h. 

Bolton,  n.  B 
Lonnergan  Thos.  carriage  trimmer,  b.  2  Channing 
Look  brrick,  provision  dealer,  85  High,  h.  8  Hart- 
ford place 
Loomis  Beriah,  housewright,  h.  Maverick,  c.  Paris 
Loomis  Horatio  A.  2  Tremont  row 
Loomis  {Jacob)    &  Baldwin   (/?.)>  A^S  stones  and 

cement,  20  Sea,  h.  196  Filth 
Loomis  Jason  B.  {Crosby  Sf  L.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Loomis  J.  B.  clerk,  bds.  1  Minot 
Loomis  Jos.  conductor  B.  &.  L.  R.  R.  h.  30  Auburn 
Loomis  Joseph  B.  45  Shoe  and  Leather 
Loomis  Nathaniel  M.  housewright,  h.  60  Lowell 
Looney  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  115  Broad 
Loony  Patrick,  slater,  h.  20  Williams 
Lopez  Ramon,  bds.  1  Tremont  pi. 
Loppin  Patrick,  teamster,  h.  47  C,  n.  Fifth 
Lord  Benj.  F.  painter,  416  Wash.  h.  29  Porter 
Lord  Charles,  printer,  bds.  4  Pitts 
Lord  Chas  H.  {Geo.  C.  Lord &;  Co.),  h.  ISEdinboro' 
Lord  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  20  Porter,  E.  B. 
Lord  David  F.  mason,  h.  Monmouth,  E.  B. 
Lord  David  W.  carpenter,  London,  n.  Meridian 
Lord  Edwin  P.  bds.  42  Pearl 
Lord  Eunice,  h.  2  Oswego 
Lord  {Frederick   M.)  &  Tileston  {J.  C),  crockery 

and  glass  ware,  35  and  37  Broad,  h.  2  Dover 
Lord  George,  piano-forte  maker,  493  Washington, 

h.  189  Harrison  av. 
Lord  George  B.  restorator,  5  Market  sq. 
Lord  George  C.  &  Co.  {C.  H.  Lord),  com.  mer.  24 
Long  wf.  h.  at  Newton 


Lord  George  H.  bds.  37  Bowdoin 

Lord  George  H.  bds.  3  Maverick  sq.  E.  B. 

Lord  Hartley  (G.  Callender  &;  Co.),  42  Central  wf. 

Lord  Henry  C.  {Lords  &  Palmer),  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 

Lord  Humphrey,  carpenter,  h.  33  S.  Russell 

Lord  Jas.  A.  pitch  kindlings,  13  R.  R.  bl'k,  Lincoln 

Lord  James  B.  h.  7  Meridian,  E.  B. 

Lord  Jeremiah  B.  chain  maker,  h.  F,  n.  Fifth 

Lord  Jerem.  P.  stabler,  97  Hanover,  h.  at  Maiden 

Lord  Jerome  B.  416  Wash.  bds.  2  La  Grange  pi. 

Lord  John,  58  Wash.  bds.  93  Summer 

Lord  John  C.  carpenter,  h.  4  Fayette  ct. 

Lord  John  P.,  Custom  House,  b.  Eastern  Exc'nge 

Lord  John  W.  tinner,  h.  Arnold,  n.  Washington 

Lord  Joseph  A.  clerk,  bds.  161  Court 

Lord  Joseph  H.  agent,   Phoenix  Glass  Works,  43 

Broad,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Lord  Joseph  L.  {Lords  S;  Palmer),  h.  1  Otis  pi. 
Lord  Joshua,  carpenter,  7  Leveret,  n.  the  bridge,  h. 

49- Myrtle 
Lord  Joshua,  bds.  6  Adams 
Lord  Melvin,  131  Washington,  h.  37  Bowdoin 
Lord  Melvin,  jr.  45  Milk,  bds.  9  Seaver  place 
Lord  Moses  G.  cabinet  maker,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage 
Lord  Rand,  keeper,  h.  18  Brighton 
Lord  Robert  W.  15  Central  wf.  bds.  6  Otis  pi. 
Lord  Samuel  N.  physician,  h.  27  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Lord  Samuel  S.  jr.  blacksmith,  Bolton,  cor.  F,  h. 

Athens,  near  E  [at  Roxbury 

Lord  Thomas  &  Co.  com.  merchants,  83  Kilby,  h. 
Lord  Thomas  H.  grain  and  meal,  Haverhill,  near 

Warren  bridge,  bds.  5  Vernon 
Lord  Wm.  handcartman,  h.  49  Utica 
Lord  Wm.  mason,  h.  20  Porter,  E.  B. 
Lords  &  Palmer  {J.  L.  ^  H.  C.  Lord^  G.  H.  Palm- 
er), counsellors,  12  Mass.  block 
Lord  Wm.  C.  dry  goods,  57  Kilby,  b.  1  Chauncy  pi. 
Lord  Wm.  E.  botanic  physician,  medical  depot  and 

house  27  Meridian 
Lord  William  R.  333  Washington,  b.  28  Beach 
Lorey  Andrew,  machinist,  h.  52  W.  Orange 
Lorin  Vincent  {Turck  &  L.),  18  Exchange 
Loring   A.  B.  &  S.   H.  coppersmiths,  76  Harrison 

avenue,  house  46  Harvard 
Loring  Aaron  K.  clerk,  110  Washington 
Loring  Andrew  J.  varnisher,  house  1  Newton  pi. 
Loring  Ann  J.  teacher,  2  East  St.  place 
Loring  Anna  T.  widow,  h.  10  Ashburton  place 
Loring  Asa  L.  jeweller,  boards  669  Washington 
Loring  Benj.  &  Co.  {J.  Hooper,  J.  Lewis  ^  J.  S. 

Hooper),  stationers,  120  &  122  State,  house  60 

Summer 
Loring  B.  H.  printer,  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Loring  {B.  T.),  Abbott  (IF.  P.),  &  Porter  (/.  K.), 

auctioneers,  25  &  27  Water,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Loring  Betsey  Mrs.  house  27  Charter 
Loring  Braddock,  mason,  house  37  S.  Cedar 
Loring  Caleb,  merchant,  house  10  Somerset 
Loring  Caleb  G.  &  Co.  (/.  Ttittle,  %  Thos.  Gaffield), 

window  glass,  10  Merchants'  row,  h.  60  Warren 
Loring  Caleb  G.  jr.  house  60  Warren 
Loring  Charles,  53  India  wharf,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Loring  Charles  G.  counsellor,  39  Court,  house  8 

Ashburton  place 
Loring  Charlotte,  widow  of  Henry,  h.  92  Purchase 
Loring  C.  Wm.  counsellor,  39  Court,  h.  33  Mount 

Vernon  [4  Boylston,  h.  9  Piedmont 

Loring  Edward,  sealer  of  weights  and  measures, 
Loring  Edward  G.,  Judge  of  Probate,  16  Court,  h. 

117  Tremont 
Loring  Edward  T.  caulker,  house  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Loring  Elijah  Mrs.  house  70  Boylston 
Loring  Elisha  T.  merchant,  53  India  wharf,  house 

at  Dorchester 
Loring  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  12  Brighton    [line 
Loring  Ellis  Gray,  counsellor,  27  State,  h.  at  Brook- 
Loring  Francis   C.  counsellor,  39  Court,  house  16 

Mount  Vernon  [at  Chelsea 

Loring  Gayton  P.  {Porter,  Loring  (S,  Caswell),  bds. 
Loring  George,  house  Chapman  place 


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Loiiiig  George  H.  house  70  Boylston 

Loring  George  H.  jeweller,  boards  669  Washington 

Loring  Harrison,  machinist,  First,  near  Turnpike, 

house  BroacUvav,  near  C 
Loring   (Henry),  Fiske  (Geoive  A.),  &  Co.  [John 

Gage),  hardware,  58  Pearl,  h.  15  South 
Loring  (Ilennj  K.)  &  Winchester  (H.  A'.),  W.  I. 

goods,  88  &  90  Water,  house  6  Barton 
Loring  Israel,  mason,  house  9  N.  Charles 
Loring  James  {Jo7ui.  Lnrhui  &  Son.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Loring  James,  house  Chapman  place 
Loring  James  S.  house  40  Mount  Vernon       [place 
Loring  John  A.  counsellor,  3-5  Court,  h.  20  Temple 
Loring  John  F.  house  51  Beacon 
Loring  John  G.  &  Co.  [A.  Floyd  ^  Benj.  Beat), 

coppersmiths,  40  Merrimac,  h.  19  Causeway 
Loring  John  G.  jr.  house  19  Causeway 
Loring  John  H.  truckman,  house  Bolton,  near  F 
Loring  John  J.  cashier  N.  Bank,  2  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, house  719  Washington  [Wash. 
Loring  John  J.  jr.  clerk  E.  S.  Ins.  Co.  house  719 
Loring  Jonathan  &  Son  (James  Loring),  sail  mak- 
ers, 1  L'nion  wharf,  house  at  Chelsea 
Loring  Joseph  C.  boards  Chapman  place    [Chelsea 
Loring   Joshua,    teller  Tremont   Bank,   house   at 
Loring  Langford  W.  10  Com'l,  wharf,  h.  3  South 
Loring  Lydia,  house  39  Common 
Loring  Lewis  P.  coppersmith,  b.  8  Maple  place 
Loring  Maria,  house  6  May 

Loring  Mary,  widow,  house  13  1-2  Crescent  place 
Loring  R.  F.  mason,  boards  1  Fuller 
Loring  Sally,  widow  of  Joshua,  house  1  Fayette 
Loring  Samuel,  bar  keeper,  at  Tremont  House 
Loring  Sibbell,  wdow  of  Wm.  2d,  house  3  South 
Loring  S.  H.  (A.  B.  S;  S.  H.  Loring) 
Loring  (Thotnas)  &  Sprague  (J.),  commission  mer- 
chants, 17  ]NIerchants'  row,  house  at  Hingham 
Loring  (Thomas  B.)  &  Cushing  (//.  G.),  sail  mak- 
ers, 48  Commercial,  h.  at  Chelsea  [Indiana 
Loring  Thomas  D.  housewright,  Tremont,  house  3 
Loring  Wm.  constable,  1  Franklin  av.h.  669  Wash. 
Loring  William,  jr.  boards  80  Tremont        [Beacon 
Loring  Wm.  J.  merchant,  36  Lewis  wf.  house  51 
Loring  Wm.  M.  11  Tremont  row,  h.  236  Tremont 
Loring  Wm.  P.  silver  refiner,  house   101  Broadway 
Loring  (Wm.   W.)  &  Graupner  (S.  H.},  saddlery 

hardware,  40  Kilby,  house  6  Barton 
Losky  A.  boot  maker,  107  Washington,  h.  Meridian 
Lothian  Charles,  shipwright,  house  London,  corner 
Maverick  [tailors,  123  Wash.  h.  252  Tremont 
Lothrop  (Adams  B.)  &  Godfrey  (C.  G.),  merchant 
Lothrop  Ansel,  carpenter,  Curve,  c.  Hudson,  h.  at 

Brighton 
Lothrop  Anselm,  mason,  house  2  Hawkins 
Lothrop   Charles  B.  85  Cornhill,  h.  at  Cambr'port 
Lothrop  David  W.  printer,  24  Franklin,  house  27 
Harvard  [at  Chelsea 

Lothrop  Eben  W.  jeweller,  4  Harvard  place,  house 
Lothrop  G.  B.  locksmith,  house  36  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Lothrop  Isaac,  hatter,  35  Elm,  h.  at  Charlesto^vu 
Lothrop  Jarvis,  0.  C.  Railroad,  h.  6  Ohio  place 
Lothrop  John,  sail  maker,  Com'l,  c.  E.  R.  R.  wf. 
house  Cottage,  E.  B.  [Spring 

Lothrop  Joshua  R.   usher  Otis  School,  boards  41 
Lothrop  Loring,  teacher  Endicot  School,  house  41 

Spring 
Lothrop  Nancy,  widow,  h.  r.  432  Commercial 
Lothrop  Oliver  B.  printer,  boards  14  Maiden 
Lothrop  Samuel  K.  Rev.  h.  42  Court,  n.  Tremont 
Lotier  Benj.   C.  silver  chasfflr,  r.  301  Wash,  house 

17  Fleet 
Lotts  Isadore,  house  43  Fayette 
Louch  Charles,  silversmith,  h.  8  Boylston  sq. 
Loud  Andrew  J.  teacher,  b.  Suffolk,  c.  Newton 
Loud  Geo.  W.  cabinet  maker,  104  Court 
Loud  Samuel  (Bagnall  Af  L.),  house  at  Chelsea 
Loud  Thomas  J.  cabinet  maker,  104  Court,  house 

15  Brighton 
Loud  Thomas  Q.  clerk,  boards  10  La  Grange  place 
Loud  Warren,  ■nines,  &c.  33  Broad,  h.  at  Maiden 


Louge  Hugh  B.  house  15  Canton 
Lougee  Chas.  F.  (Smith  (Sr  Lougee),  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Loughlan  James,  teamster,  h.  r.  3()  Cross 
Loughlan  Wm.  engineer,  house  22  Atkinson 
Loughran  Thos.  glass  cutter,  Second,  c.  A,  house 

Athens,  near  C 
Lounder  Henry,  shipwright,  b.  Border,  n.  Sumner 
LoundtrrJ^hn,  shipwright,  h.  New,  near  Sumner 
Lounsbery  Elizabeth,  nurse,  house  111  Chambers 
Lounsbery  Wm.  printer,  house  111  Chambers 
Loury  Matthew,  cabinet  maker,  h.  r.  9  Brighton 
Love  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  496  Commercial 
Love  Thomas,  coachman,  h.  31  Billerica 
Lovegrove  Caroline  E.  teacher,  b.  1  Albany 
Lovejoy  Abigail  Mrs.  tailoress,  house  18  Lowell 
Lovejoy  Alfred  W.  (Edgerhj  &:  L.),  b.  11  Snowhill 
Lovejoy  Azael,  house  rear  5  Boylston  place 
Lovejoy  Betsey  B.  thread  store,  85  Charles 
Lovejoy  Charles,  moulder,  b.  6  Winthrop,  E.  B. 
Lovejoy  Charles  J.  1  Market  sq.  b.  5  Bumstead  pi. 
Lovejoy  David,  laborer,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Lovejoy  Ebenezer  F.  127  State,  h.  21  Causeway 
Lovejoy  Geo.  (E.  Forristall  i^  Co.),  h.  35  Southac 
Lovejoy  George,  house  5  Barre  place 
Lovejoy  George,  hatter,  house  1  La  Fayette  ave. 
Lovejoy  George  H.  oil  cloth  and  glazed  hat  manu- 
facturer, loo  Commercial 
Lovejoy  Joseph  (H.  Pettcs  S^  Co.),  h.  5  Hayward  pi. 
Lovejoy  Joshua,  (H.  Fettes  ix  Co.),  b.  5  Hayward  pi. 
Lovejoy  Kimball  A.  teamster,  house  6  Bay 
Lovejoy  Levi  B.  laborer,  h.  rear  38  Friend 
Lovejoy  Loyal,  lumber.  Causeway,  h.  7  Lowell 
Lovejoy  Lydia,  boarding,  196  Harrison  avenue 
Lovejoy  Page,  carpenter,  h.  72  Fourth,  near  A 
Lovejoy  Philip,  stabler,  Mason,  h.  4  Haymarketpl. 
Lovejoy  Reuben,  house  15  Pine 
Love'ioy  Rufus  B.  clerk,  b.  AVestern  av.  Hotel 
Lovejoy  Sylvanus,  77  Comm'l,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Lovejoy  William,  ostler,  boards  52  Portland 
Lovejoy  Wm.   B.  (IF.  R.  Lovejoy  ^  Son),  house  3 

Snowhill  court 
Lovejoy  Wm.  R.  &  Son  (W.  B.  Lovejoy),  clothing, 
77  "Commercial,  house  Webster,  E.  B.     [block 
Lovejoy  &   Co.   clothing,  3,  4,  &  5  New  England 
Lovejoy's  Express,  8  Court 

Lovelaiid  Bainbridge  W.  teamster,  h.  E,  c.  Fifth 
Loveland  Elijah,  mariner,  h.  Fifth,  corner  E 
Lovell  Cornelius,  agent  N.  Y.  Despatch  Line,  head 

of  Long  wharf,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Lovell  James,  laborer,  h.  Dedham,  n.  Fabin 
Lovell  James  G.  (Francis  Sf  L.),  h.  348  Broadway 
Lovell  John  P.  gunsmith,  27  Dock  square 
Lovell  Josiah  G.  (Brotvn  &;  L.),  h.  26  Sheafe 
Lovell  Joshua,  boards  9  Billerica 
Lovell  Michael,  counsellor,  9  State 
Lovell  Stephen  Rev.  assist,  editor  of  Olive  Branch, 

5  Washington,  h.  3  Franklin 
Lovell  Wm.  S.  agent  Mass.  block,  h.  121  Charles 
Lovering  George,  pile  driver,  house  49  Utica 
Lovering  Joseph  S.  ( Charles  Stoddard  ^  J.  S.  Lev- 
ering), house  6  Franklin  place 
Lovering  Luke  W.  ( Wheeler  A,  L.) 
Lovering  Mary  L.  B.  Mrs.  boards  58  Federal 
Lovering  Nathaniel  P.   treas.  Concord  Railroad,  7 

Merch.  Exch.  h.  Hollis,  n.  Tremont 
Lovering  R.  F.  daguerrcotypist,  34  Tremont  row 
Lovett  Alexander,  cooper,  Battery  wf.  h.  526  Com'l 
Lovett  Augustus,  sec.  Hope  Ins.  Co.  h.  6  AUston 
Lovett  Augustus  Mrs.  boards  6  AUston 
Lovett  Benjamin,  22  Milk  [house  60  Chesnut 

Lovett  Charles  W.  cl'k.  Secretary  of  State's  office, 
Lovett  Edward,  tailor,  boards  5  Knceland  place 
Lovett  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  60  Chesnut        [pi. 
Lovett  George  W.  ( T.  B.  Caldicell  &  L.),  b.  5  Oak 
Lovett  Joseph  (Smith  &;  L.),  h.  131  "Pleasant 
Lovett  (Joseph)  &  Harrold  (Joseph,  Jr.),  coopers, 

97  Water,  house  at  Charlestown 
Lovett  John  D.  49  Milk,  house  at  Beverly 
Lovett  Michael,  laborer,  house  5  Southac 
Lovett  Patrick,  shoe  maker,  h.  229  Broad 


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Lovett  Sarah,  widow  of  Charles,  h.  2  Bennet  av. 
Lovett  (S.  Ingersoll)  &  Wellington  (-4.),  hardware, 

9  Merch'ts'  row,  b.  6  Allston    [79  D,  n.  Fourth 
Lovis  Ambrose,  overseer  at  Suffolk  Lead  Works,  h. 
Lovis  Francis  A.  counsellor,  98  Turnpike 
Lovis  James,  laborer,  house  6  N.  Centre 
Lovis  Thomas,  shipwright,  house  117  Essex 
Lovis  William,  caulker  and  graver,  h.  114  Sea 
Low  Adrian  {Bulkley,  Hayes  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Salem 
Low  Ariel  {Gibnan  .S.  Low  &;'Co.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Low  Charles  L.  {Webb  ^  L.)^ho\ise  at  Chelsea 
Lovi'  Ebenezer,  caulker,  h.  New,  c.  Cross,  E.  B. 
Low  Foster  Mrs.  house  45  Pleasant 
Low  Francis,  rigger,  Union  whf.  &  Sumner,  E.  B. 

house  at  Chelsea 
Low  George,  house  105  Salem 
Low  Geo.  D.  clerk  226  Wash.  b.  Bromfield  House 
Low  George  J.  house  5  Auburn  court 
Low«Geo.  W.  grocer,  187  Hanover,  b.  105  Salem 
Low  Gilman  S!   &    Co.    (.4.  Lmv   Sj  Henry  Field), 

hides  and  leather,  68  Fulton,  h.  14  Friend 
Low  Isaac  S.  house  1  Nashua 
Low  John,  piano-forte  maker,   365  Wash.  h.  5  E. 

Castle  [court 

Low  John,  cement,  office  53  Charles,  h.  8  Blossom 
Low  Joseph  H.  printer,  house  815  Washington 
Low  J.  V.  secretar}'  State  office,  h.  24  N.  Russell 
Low  Joseph  AV.  clerk,  56  Fulton,  bds.  30  Portland 
Low  Obed  B.  30  Court,  b.  4  Allston  [12  Avery 

Low  Peter,  book  binder,  Devonshire,  c.  Water,  h. 
Low  Rebecca  B.  widow,  house  6  Spring  st.  place 
Low  William,  clerk,  house  83  Purchase 
Low  William  &  Son    (U'w.   //.),  blacksmiths,  42 

Devonshire,  house  at  Chelsea 
Low  Wm.  H.  (M'ni.  Loir  S;  Son),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Lowd  Benj.  F.  salesman,  67  Wash.  h.  3  Franklin 
Lowd  Charles  1. 19  Long  wharf,  house  F,  c.  Gold 
Lowd  Joshua,  hackman,  house  27  Common 
Lowd  Leavitt  {Wingate  ^  L.),  house  55  Hudson 
Lowden  (/.  IF.)  &  Cushing  (Jas.),   dry  goods,  69 

Kilby,  house  4  Chardon 
Lowe  Abraham  T.  counting  room,  33  India 
Lowe  James,  tailor,  house  21  Williams 
Lowe  Joseph  H.  boots  and  shoes,  46  N.  Market 
Lowell  Charles  Rev.  room   10  Staniford,  house  at 

Cambridgei  near  Mount  Auburn 
Lowell  {Charles  R.)  &  Hinckley  {B.),  com.  mere. 

2  Market  square,  h.  4  Winter  place 
Lowell  Francis  C.  50  State,  house  56  Beacon 
Lowell  Geo.  W.  carpenter,  house  48  Marion 
Lowell  Harriet  I.  dress  maker,  b.  6  Allston  place 
Lowell  John  {So/iier  §-  L.),  counsellors,  40  State, 

house  7  Pemberton  square  [berton  square 

Lowell  John  A.  merchant,  71  Milk,  house  7  Pem- 
Lowell  Sophronia,  widow,  house  216  Hanover 
Lowell  Wm.  B.  machinist  at  B.  Locomotive  Works, 

house  at  Newton 
Lowry  Evelina,  seamstress,  house  2  Garden 
Lowiy  J.  R.  house  2  Garden 

Lowry  Maxwell,  38  Water,  b.  at  Roxbury  [Roxb'y 
Lowry  William,  dry  goods,  38  and  40  Water,  h.  at 
Lubey  Mary  A.  widow,  house  25  Poi)lar 
Lubey  T.  A.  comedian,  boards  25  Poplar  [Suffolk 
Lubke  Henry  {J.  Ackers  &;  Co.),  h.  14  Lucas  pi.  n. 
Lucas  Amanda  M.  widow,  h.  rear  84  Tyler 
Lucas  Benj.  livery  stable.  Fourth,  express  B.  &  W. 

R.  R.  house  81  D,  near  Fourth 
Lucas  Daniel,  clerk,  2  F.  Hall,  b.  2  La  Grange  pi. 
Lucas  Edmund  D.  dry  goods,  407  Washington,  h. 

40  Warren  [Cambridgeport 

Lucas  Edmund  G.  straw  goods,  3  Hanover,  h.  at 
Lucas  Geo.  D.  416  Washington,  b.  2  La  Grange  pi. 
Lucas  Henry  C.  oysters,  54  Federal,  h.  1  Spear  pi. 
Lucas  Legrand,  provisions,  629  Washington,  house 

25  W.  Castle 
Lucas  Mary  M.  dress  maker,  house  52  Tremont 
Lucas  Oscar  F.  machinist,  house  Third,  near  B 
Liicas  Robert,  clothes  cleaner,  house  1  Smith  pi. 
Lucas  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  2  La  Grange  place 
Lucas  Samuel  F.  collector,  house  7  Porter 


Lucas  Willard  S.  last  maker,  h.  52  Tremont 
Lucas  William,  last  maker,  h.  Tremont,  opp.  HoUis 
Luce  Ruth  M.  widow,  boarding,  41  Purchase 
Lucey  Dennis,  laborer,  house  006  Washington 
Luckis  Benjamin,  cooper,  h.  6  N.  Bennet 
Luckis  Benjamin,  jr.  sail  maker,  bds.  7  Winter 
Luckis  John  S.  brass  founder,  house  6  Marion 
Lucy  Daniel,  pedler,  house  5  Suffolk 
Ludden  Elizabeth  Mrs.  h.  47  Tremont 
Luders  Joseph  &  Co.   {George  Freese),  truckmen, 

14  Lewis  wharf,  house  1  Unity  [Charles 
Ludington  Corbet,  refreshments,  10  Winter,  h.  93 
Ludixon  Susan,  widow,  house  8  1-4  Tileston 
Ludwig  M.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  35  London 
Ludwig  Michael,  brewer,  house  1  Middlesex 
Ludwig  Warren,  physician,  38  Causeway,  boards  2 

Howard 
Luff  Philip  J.  coachman,  house  34  Piedmont 
Lufkin  Geo.  W.  laborer,  h.  226  Athens,  n.  E 
Lufkin  John,  painter,  b.  London,  n.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Lufkin  Joseph  H.  carpenter,  h.  3  Staniford  place 
Lufkin  Leroy,  hackman,  b.  5  Bradford  place 
Lufkin  Nathaniel,   shipsmith,    Summer,    h.  New, 

near  Cross,  E.  B. 
Lufkin  Richard,  teamster,  house  15  Andover 
Lufkin's  Express,  7  State 

Lull  Hiram,  boards  Har.  avenue,  c.  Beach       [burn 
Lull  Lewis  M.  conductor  B.  &  L.  R.  R.  h.  34  Au- 
Lull  William,  house  13  Franklin 
Lum  {Charles),  Rogers  {Albert),   &   Co.   painted 

window  shades,  4  Blanchard  block,  Court,  bds. 

15  Somerset 

Lumb  Wm.  {Lockicood,  Zane  S^L.),  b.  123  Court 
Lund  J.  C.  {Vannevar  ^  L.),  house  at  Maiden 
Lund  James  T.  carpenter,   Commercial,  n.   Clark, 

house  5  Nashua 
Lund  John,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  4  Maiden  place 
Lund  Joseph,  stone  mason,  house  56  Nashua 
Lund  Nahum  S.  umbrella  maker,  h.  5  Nashua 
Lundergin  John,  laborer,  house  Half  Moon  place 
Lundgreen  Daniel,  house  6  Snowhill 
Lundgreen  Sarah,  widow,  house  10  North  square 
Lundsteen  Frederick  F.  machinist,  h.  Fifth,  n.  D 
Lunnin  James,  laborer,  house  2  Rollins  place  [eret 
Lunt  Andrew,  wheelwright,  90  Endicot,  h.  38  Lev- 
Lunt  Andrew  F.  clerk,  boards  38  Leveret 
Lunt  Charles  P.  mason,  b.  5J  Nashua  [House 

Lunt  George,  counsellor,  4  Court,  bds.  Tremont 
Lunt  Jacob  K.  pilot,  h.  Webster,  n.  Jeffries,  E.  B. 
Lunt  John,  steam  planing,  boards  6  Billerica 
Lunt  J.  H.  secretary  Suffolk  Ins.  Co.  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Lunt  Luther,  watchman,  house  9  Canton 
Lunt  Mary  N.  widow,  house  5  Columbia  [do. 

Lunt  Moses  D.  botanic  physician,  139  Hanover,  h. 
Lunt  Stephen,  teamster,  house  19  Erie 
Luny  Patrick,  laborer,  house  10  Oliver 
Lurvey  Elizabeth,  house  6  Medford  court 
Luther  Edwin  B.  mason,  bds.  22  South  Russell 
Luther  H.  G.  dentist,  265  Wash.  c.  Winter,  boards 

St.  Charles  Hotel 
Luther  James,  mason,  house  13  Lindall  place 
Luther  John,  machinist,  house  295  Ann 
Luther  Maria,  widow,  house  rear  444  Commercial 
Luther  Mary,  widow,  house  22  South  Russell 
Luther  Slade,  mason,  16  Causeway,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Luther  Thomas,  carpenter,  bds.  16  South  Russell 
Lush  William,  laborer,  house  20  Southac 
Luzarder  {Samuel)  &  Close  {Emery),  coopers,  207 

Broad,  house  at  Quincy 
Lycett  Margaret,  widow,  house  rear  Swan 
Lydston  William,  jr.  portrait  painter,  h.  49  Marion 
Lyford  Edwin  G.  com.  mer.  26  Milk,  b.  at  Albion 
Lyford  Epaphras  K.  housewright,  h.  29  Poplar 
Lyford  &  Co.  {G.  C.  Lyford),  dry  goods,  64  Kilby, 

boards  Bromfield  House 
Lyford  James,  house  16  Ann  [man 

Lyford  Thomas,  housewright,  7  Barrett,  h.  20  Still- 
Lyford  Wright  C.  cook,  house  20  Wall 
Lyman  Alexander,  5  N.  Market,  h.  32  Thacher 
Lyman  Augustus,  41  Broad 


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Lj'man  Charles,  house  26  Mount  Vernon 
Lyman  Charles,  book  keeper,  bds.  6  Cambridge 
Lvman  Frederick  &  Co.,  com.  mer.  134  State,  h.. 

34  Fourth 
Lyman  Gad  C,  Exch.  Eating  Room,  1  Post  Office 
Lyman  George  H.  physician,  house  35  Boylston 
L)-man  George  T.  merchant,  32  India  wharf,  house 
10  Mount  Vernon  [place 

Lyman  Jabez  W.  {Bradford  S^  L.),  bds.  3  Bumstead 
Lyman  John,  stair  builder,  house  2  Cooper  st.  ct. 
Lyman  Martha,  10  Temple  place 
Lyman  Mary,  boards  59  Bowdoin 
Lyman  {Theodore)  &  Souther  {John),  machinists, 

First,  c.  A,  house  Third,  between  A  and  B 
Lyman  Theodore,  house  8  Mt.  Vernon  place 
Lyman  Richard,  refreshments,  21  Travers 
Lynch  Ann,  widow,  house  36  Purchase 
Lynch  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Lynch  Charles,  shoe  maker,  154.J  Ann,  house  do. 
Lynch  Charles  S.  clerk,  47  State,  b.  2  Newton  pi. 
Lynch  Cornelius,  tailor,  house  86  Federal 
Lynch  Daniel,  laborer,  house  opposite  26  May 
Lynch  Edward,  laborer,  house  54  Union 
Lynch  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  opp.  26  May 
Lynch  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  12  Genesee 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  house  rear  W.  Dedham      [B. 
Lynch  John,  contractor,  b.  Everett,  c.  Orleans,  E. 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  house  rear  43  Sea 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  house  3  Province 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  house  Barber's  alley,  Ann 
Lynch  John,  painter,  house  23  Williams 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  house  27  West  Dedham 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  house  17  Essex  place 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  house  rear  4  Brighton 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  house  27  East  Orange 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  house  2  Langdon  place 
Lynch  Lawrence,  blacksmith,  h.  58  Atkinson  [ster 
Lynch  Margaret,  di-ess  maker,  b.  Orleans,  n.  Web- 
Lynch  Maurice,  boarding,  106  Broad 
Lynch  Michael,  house  12  Genesee 
Lynch  Michael,  laborer,  house  33  Oneida 
Lynch  Michael,  grocer.  Beach,  n.  South,  h.  do. 
Lynch  Michael,  laborer,  house  2  Columbia 
Lynch  Michael,  contractor,  bds.  Everett,  c.  Orleans 
Lynch  Michael,  porter,  house  25  Silver,  n.  A 
Lynch  Nicholas,  tailor,  house  11  Williams 
Lynch  Nicholas,  teamster,  house  S  Adams  place 
Lynch  Owen,  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  near  Orleans 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  12  Genesee 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  North  Centre 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer,  house  4  Jackson  avenue 
Lynch  Stephen,  upholsterer,  2  Newton  place 
Lynch  Thomas,  tailor,  house  1  Butolph 
Lynch  Thomas,  laborer,  house  125  Hanover 
Lynch  Thos.  Rev.  h.  r.  Catholic  ch.  Northampton 
Lynch  William,  laborer,  house  97  Charter 
Lynch  William,  laborer,  house  rear  16  Spring 
Lynch  William,  mariner,  house  16  Bennet 
Lynch  William,  hatter,  h.  21  Morton      [Stoneham 
Lynde  A.  V.  counsellor,  1  Devonshire,  house   at 
Lynde  Bela  S.  4  Faneuil  Hall,  bds.  National  House 
Lynde  James,  stone  cutter,  house  8.^  Tileston 
Lynde  L.  T.  agent  Baltimore,  Phila."&  Alex,  pack- 
ets, opp.  44  Commercial,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Lynde  Stephen  H.  44  Comm'l,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Lynde  William,  piano-forte  maker,  Newton,  house 

at  Woburn 
Lyndes  Andrew,  laborer,  house  11  Oliver 
Lyndon  Sarah,  widow,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Lynes  Edward  G.  coal  dealer,  15  State  &  150  Sea 
Lynes  John,  laborer,  house  83  Kneeland 
Lynes  Patrick,  founder,  h.  rear  Fourth,  n.  R.  R. 
Lynes  Patrick,  marble  polisher,  house  41  Oneida 
Lynes  Samuel,  60  Essex 
Lyne  Thomas  A.  actor,  house  25  Pleasant 
Lynes  Timothy,  laborer,  house  1.30  Sea 
Lynham  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  h.  West  Dedham 
Lj^nn  Michael,  laborer,  house  9  Oliver 
Lynn  Moses,  porter,  house  2  Channing  place 
Lynn  Samuel,  laborer,  house  58  Prince 


Lynn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  63  Endicot 
Lynn  AVilliam,  ship  keeper,  house  27  South 
Lyon  Benjamin,  assistant  secretary  N.  E.  M.  M. 

Ins.  Co.  house  16  Warren 
Lyon  Daniel,  wheelwright,  h.  8  East  Orange 
Lyon  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  19  Warren 
Lyon  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  74  Summer 
Lyon  George,  house  5  Clafflin  place 
Lyon  {George)  &  Powers  (.4.  H.),  merch.  tailors, 

58  Washington,  house  36  Common 
Lyon  George  P.  upholsterer,  bds.  20  Sudbury 
Lyon  George  W.  musical  inst.  maker,  153  Wash. 
Lyon  {John  E.)  &  Vose  {J.  T.),  dry  goods,  3  Lib- 
erty square         [ington,  house  Broadway,  n.  K 
Lyon  Joseph,  umbrella  maker,  298J  &  354  Wash- 
Lyon  Mary,  widow,  house  45  Pleasant     [ter,  E.  B. 
Lyon  Matthew,  junk,  Sumner,  n.  Paris,  h.  21  Por- 
Lyon  Mortimer,  house  119  Pleasant 
Lyon  Sophronia  E.  dress  maker,  h.  34  Blossom 
Lyons  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  26  Butolph 
Lyons  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  Maverick,  n.  Paris 
Lyons  Ellis,  house  3  Newman's  block  [B. 

Lyons  Henry,  painter,  h.  Maverick,  n.  London,  E. 
Lyons  James,  pedler,  house  32  Erie 
Lyons  James,  stone  cutter,  house  6  Boylston  sq. 
Lyons  Jeremiah,  tailor,  house  30  Atkinson  [cy 

Lyons  John  S.  {Richards,  Mtmn  (S,-  Co.),  h.  at  Quin- 
Lyons  Thomas,  laborer,  house  38  Belknap 
Lyons  Thomas,  pedler,  house  40  West  Orange 
Lyons  Timothy,  at  Boston  Atheneeum 

MABRIAN*D  ALEX.  P.  boarding,  17  Fleet 

Mabury  Charles  W.  teamster,  h.  53  Billerica 

Macalpine  Louisa,  boarding,  21  Portland 

Macauley  Dalton,  boards  42  Harrison  avenue 

Mac  Bryde  Wm.  1  Tremont  row.  bds.  Adams  House 

Macdonough  H.  &  A.  Misses,  house  28  Common 

Mace  Abel  B.  cooper,  house  17  Broadway 

Mace  Abraham  C.  last  maker,  h.  7  Merrimac 

Mace  Benjamin  F.  last  maker;  bds.  188  Hanover 

Mace  Benj.  O.  teamster,  house  85  West  Cedar 

Mace  Charles,  teamster,  house  33  Chambers 

Mace  Daniel,  house  19  Grove 

Mace  Henry,  hackman,  house  rear  21  Grove 

Mace  Horace  F.  last  maker,  house  2  Gouch  pi. 

Mace  Sherman,  laborer,  95  Court 

Macfarland  E.  G.  millinery,  251  AVashington 

Mack  Isaac  N.  333  Wash,  boards  20  Bulfinch 

Mack  James,  laborer,  house  9  Bartlett 

Mack  Joseph  H.  carpenter,  h.  2  Warren  place 

Mack  Louis,  21  Prince 

Mack  Owen,  moulder,  house  10  Cyprus 

Mack  Patrick,  waterman,  h.  4  Boylston  square 

Mack  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Colony 

Mack  Thomas,  clerk,  boards  9  Brattle  square 

Mack  William,  housewright,  h.  Fifth,  near  E 

Mack  William,  omnibus  driver,  bds.  9  Dover 

Mackay  Jeremiah,  tailor,  house  25  Barrett 

Mackay  John  Mrs.  house  14  Pemberton  square 

Mackay  Joseph,  boards  18  Hancock 

Mackay  R.  C.  merch.  16  Union  wf.  h.  160  Tremont 

Mackay  T.  B.  shoes  and  leather,  49  &  51  Pearl,  h. 

at  Concord 
Mackay  William,  waiter,  house  17  Endicot 
Mackay  Wm.  H.  h.  14  Pemberton  sq.    [Dorchester 
IMackelroy  Sam'l,  blacksmith,  plough  factor)^,  h.  at 
Mackey  Letitia,  widow,  house  rear  117  Essex 
Mackie  James,  shipwright,  bds.  Maverick,  n.  Paris 
Mackie  Robert,  cabinet  maker,  57^  Court,  boards 

Hanover  House 
Mackintire  {Eliab  P.),  Lawrie  {A.  B.),  &  Co.  (C. 

L.  Perkins),  com.  mer.  44  Water,  h.  at  Ch'lest'n 
!>I^ckintosh  Betsey,  house  West  Dedham 
iSIackintosh  Frank,  laborer,  h.  Har.  av.  n.  Olive  pi. 
Mackintosh  John,  boarding  house,  8  Kneeland  pi. 
Mackintosh  John  S.  105  F.  H.  M.  bds.  Suffolk,  c. 

Dedham 
Mackintosh  Lucy  B.  drv  goods,  170  Hanover 
Mackintosh  Roger  S.  &'  Co.  105  F.  H.  Market,  h. 

Suffolk,  near  Dedham 


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Mackintosh  William  H.  51  Milk 
Maclin  Benedick,  die  sinker,  4  Court  avenue 
Macolief  Lawrence,  house  3  Staniford  court 
Macomher  Anthon)',  laborer,  house  rear  20  Sea 
Macomber  Charles,"  machinist,  bds.  Fort  avenue 
Macomher  Francis  L.  boards  13  Franklin  place 
Macomber  Georpce  {English  i^  M.),  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Macomher  {Ichahod,  jr.)  &  Barker  (yl.  G.),  merch. 

tailors,  132  Washington,  house  at  Roxbury 
Macomber  James  B.   gent's  furnishing   goods,   87 

Wash.  bds.  4  Dix  place 
Macomber  John  F.  112  Milk,  bds.  9  Elm      [9  Elm 
Macomber  John  T.  proprietor   Macomber's  Hotel, 
Macomber  P.  R.  mesmeric  examiner,   h.   6   Lowell 
Macomber  Wm.  (Stone,  Bradford  S;  Co.),  h.  Dix  pi. 
Macondray  F.  W.  40  India,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Macy  Edward  D.  painter,  bds.  3  Avery 
Macy  Henry  G.  painter,  bds.  71  Prince 
Macy  John  F.  chemist,  h.  3  Lowell  court 
Macy  Wm.  D.  clerk,  bds.  Central  sq.  E.  B. 
Madden  Jas.  laborer,  h.  Broad,  opp.  Tileston's  wf. 
Madden  John,  laborer,  house  2o  Hamilton 
Madden  John,  grocer,  c.  Albany  and  Oneida,  h.  do. 
Madden  Owen,  laborer,  h.  4  Cove  St.  pi. 
Madden  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Cove  place 
Madden  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Second,  near  B 
Madden  Peter,  laborer,  h.  rear  29  Cross 
Madden  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  6  Cove  place 
Madden  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  78  South 
Maddox  Stephen,  waiter,  2  Holmes'  alley 
Maddo.x  William,  slater,  bds.  278  Tremont 
Madigan  John,  laborer,  h.  10  Maple  plice 
Madigan  Walter,  mason,  h.  2  Mulberry  place 
Maafan  Henry,  machinist,  h.  r.  49  Hanover 
Magee  Edward,  marble  cutter,  h.  3  Butolph 
Magee  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  14  Blossom 
Magee  Francis,  cooper,  Sumner,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Magee  James  T.  ship  stores,   &c.    37  Commercial, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Magee  John,  h.  6  Southac 
Magee  John,  printer,  bds.  231  Tremont 
Magee  John,  hatter,  h.  Grover  place 
Magee  John  A.  painter,  16  Leveret,  h.  71  Brighton 
Magee  Peter,  laborer,  h.  18  S.  Margin 
Magee  William,  porter,  h.  48  South 
Mager  Isimiah  Mrs.  h.  Fleet,  near  Ann 
Magill  Hugh,  clerk,  h.  8  W.  Centre 
Magill  William,  clerk,  8  W.  Centre 
Maginnis  William,  blacksmith,  h.  37.^  Prince 
Maginnis  Mrs.  nurse,  574  Eliot 
Magner  Daniel,  baker,  h.  2  Seabury  place 
Magner  Daniel,  baker,  h.  25  Leveret 
Magner  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  10  BatterjTnareh 
Magner  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  33  Oneida 
Magnoni  Avis,  widow,  h.  8  Lyman  place 
Magoon  Nathaniel  S.  physician,  134  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Magoun  Eliza,  boarding,  13  Broadway 
Magoun  Jarius,  carpenter,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Magoun  Snow,  machinist,  8  Beach,  h.  260  Tremont 
Magoun  (T/iacher)  &  Son  {Thacher,  Jr.),  66  State, 
h.  at  Medford  [Medford 

Magoun  Thacher,  jr.  (T.  Magoun  8g  Son),  house  at 
Magoun  William,  hanacartman,  h.  3  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Magr  John,  laborer,  h.  3  Rollins  place 
Magrahn  John,  pedler,  h.  Fifth,  near  E 
Magrath  Michael,  boarding,  h.  4  Batterymarch 
Maguinn  Michael,  laborer,  h.  4  Portland  place 
Maguire  Barnard,  plasterer,  bds.  4  Stillman  place 
Maguire  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  6  Southac 
Maguire  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Thacher  avenue 
Maguire  Francis,  house  7  Williams 
Maguire  Francis,  grocer,  215  Ann,  house  do. 
Maguire  Francis,  sup't  Oil  Works,  S.B.  h.  at  Dorch. 
Maguire  Hugh,  laborer,  house  17  Adams 
Maguire  James,  tailor,  house  58  Atkinson 
Maguire  James,  laborer,  b.  4  Stillman  place 
Maguire  John,  laborer,  h.  Bolton,  near  F 
Maguire  John,  handcartman,  h.  3  Fulton  court 
Maguire  Patrick,  mason,  h.  rear  29  Friend 
Maguire  Peter,  grocer,  106^  Purchase,  house  do. 


Maguire  Philip,  printer,  h.  Silver,  n.  Dorchester 
Maguire  Thomas,  groceries,  144  Ann,  house  do. 
Maguire  Wm.  J.  clerk,  118  Court,  b.  2  Marshall  pi. 
Mahan  Bernard,  tailor,  h.  12  Tileston   [N.  Margin 
Mahan  Benj.  F,,  AV.  I.  goods,  50  Long  wf.  house  1 
Mahan  Felix,  laborer,  house  13  South  Margin 
Mahan  James,  laborer,  house  3  Gouch 
Mahan  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  house  28  Erie 
Mahan  John,  laborer,  h.  612  Wash.  [Stillman 

Mahan  John  A.,  W.  I.  goods,  53  Long  wharf,  h.  3 
Mahan  John  A.  jr.  53  Long  wf.  h.  3  Stillman 
Mahan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Suffolk,  near  Lenox 
Mahan  William,  laborer,  house  57  Pitts 
Mahan  William,  provisions,  Merrimac,  cor.  Pitts 
Mahanny  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Second,  near  A 
Mahar  John,  tailor,  house  46  Nashua 
Mahar  John,  housewright,  house  20  Williams 
Mahar  John,  laborer,  house  12  Williams 
Mahcgan  John,  laborer,  house  17  Wash,  avenue 
INIahor  ISIichael,  laborer,  house  34  Charlestown 
Maher  Patrick,  coachman,  h.  2  Williams  court 
Maher  William,  founder,  h.  rear  108  Fourth 
Mahler  Joseph,  boot  maker,  18  Newton   pi.  h.  r.  2 

Plymouth  place 
Mahlniann  William,  carpenter,  h.   Sumner,  E.   B. 
Mahn  Fred,  watch  maker,  32  SVash.  h.  Camb'port 
Mahon  James,  grocer,  142  Commercial,  house   do. 
^lahon  John,  cordwainer,  house  68  Atkinson 
Mahon  AVra.  blacksmith,  h.  6  High  st.  court 
Mahoney  Bartholomew,  laborer,  house  90  Sea 
Mahoney  Catharine,  widow,  9  Clifton  avenue 
Mahoney   Catharine,  widow,  h.  Cove  st.  pi. 
Mahoney  Charles,  laborer,  h.  7i  Wharf 
Mahoney  Charles,  waiter,  house  7  Southac 
Mahoney  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
Mahoney    Cornelius,  provisions,  131   Broad,  h.  do. 
Mahoney  Daniel,  boarding,  6  Batterymarch 
Mahoney  Daniel,  mason,  house  18  l!ast 
Mahoney  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  243  Ann 
Mahoney  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  18  Wash,  avenue 
Mahoney  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Furnace 
Mahoney  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  rear  356  Commercial 
Mahoney  Daniel,  lighterman,  house  105  Broad 
Mahoney  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  rear   35C   Commercial 
Mahoney  Dennis,  tailor,  h.  29  Southac 
Mahoney  Dennis,  laborer,  house  10  Oliver 
^Mahoney  Dennis,  laborer,  house  6  Lehigh 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  moulder,  h.  rear  Ontario 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  junk  dealer,  h.   r.    356   Com'l 
Mahoney  John,  tailor,  house  5  Charlestown 
Mahoney  John,  blacksmith,  house   Chelsea,  *E.  B. 
Mahoney  John,  laborer,  h.   Everett,  near   Orleans 
Mahoney  Margaret,  widow,  house  1  Vine 
]\Iahoney  Mary  A.  widow,  h.  rear  27  Brighton 
Mahoney  ISIichael,  lighterman,  h.  26  Hamilton 
Mahony  Andrew,  laborer,  house  Athens,  near  A 
Mahony  Andrew,  laborer,  house  Second,  near  A 
Mahony  Augustine,  51  N.  Market,  house  35  High 
Mahony  Catharine,  widow,  house  9  Clifton  alley 
Mahony  Colman,  gardener,  house  17  Essex  place 
Mahony  Dennis,  laborer,  house  64  Purchase 
Mahony  {Dominick)  &  Kenna  {JoJm  P.),  clothing, 

50  Ann,  house  1  Bradford 
Mahony  Edward,  laborer,  house  33  Oneida 
Mahony  James,  laborer,  house  37  Kingston 
Mahony  Jeremiah,  tailor,  house  22  Atkinson 
Mahony  Jeremiah,  tailor,  h.    Cove,  c.    Cove  place 
Mahony  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house   AVright's   court 
3Iahony  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  7  E.  Orange 
Mahony  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  Second,  near  A 
Mahony  John,  laborer,  house  Orange  lane 
Mahony  John,  laborer,  house  opp.  70  Atkinson 
Mahony  John,  ship  carpenter,  h.  22  Wash,  place 
Mahony  John,  laborer,  house  rear  80  Purchase 
Mahony  John  J.  cloth'g,  50  Ann,  h.  14  Hayward  pi. 
Mahony  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  20  Wash,  square 
Mahony  Patrick  laborer,  h.  Half  Moon  place 
Mahony  Patrick,  laborer,  house  2  Moon 
Mahony  Patrick,  cooper,  house  3  Wendell 
Mahony  Patrick,  painter,  house  rear  55  South 


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Mahony  Timothy,  shoe  maker,  h.  8  Charlestown 
jMahony  William,  stone  mason,  house  30  Middlesex 
Main  Andrew,  rigger,  house  2  Bartlctt 
Main  {Chas.)  &  Mayo  (3/.  S.),   carriage   and  har- 
ness makers,  113  Sea,  h.  4-5  Hudson 
Maine  Sebeus  C.  coun'lor,  1  Dev'shire,  h.  at  Ch'lsea 
Mainke  John,  junk.  Battery  wf.  h.  1  Margaret 
Mair  Alexander,  housewright,  10  Haverhill,  h.  foot 

Bartlett  place 
Mair  Geo.  W.  capt,  h.  Liverpool,  near  Sumner 
Mair  Peter,  housewright,  house  5  Tileston 
Mair  Rebecca,  widow,  h.  r.  814  Wash.       [Hanover 
Mair  Thomas,  housewright,  Robinson  lane,  h.  224 
Mair  Wm.  W.  123  Milk,  h.  Lenox,  near  Wash. 
Major  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  bds.  17  May 
Major  Charles  E.  hair  dresser,  8  Battcrymarch 
Makendry  John  H.  clerk,  430  Wash.  h.  63  Hudson 
Makepeace  William,  jr.  119  Wash.  h.  63  Federal 
Makkers  George,  hair  dresser,  252  Com'l,  h.  do. 
Malan  Patrick,  currier,  house  112  Endicot 
Malarky  Michael,  laborer,  house  8  Southac 
Malbone  Nancy,  widow,  h.  11  Friend    [c.  Hanover 
Malcolm  Alex.  B   physician,  22   Richmond,  h.  do. 
Malcolm  James,  machinist,  h.  126  D,  n.  Third 
Malcom  Anstress,  widow,  h.  216  Hanover 
Maldt  John,  26  Federal,  house  1  Spear  alley 
Maley  .John,  mariner,  h.  Second,  near  A 
Maley  John,  plasterer,  h.  57  Pitts 
Maley  Margaret,  widow,  h.  32  Stillman 
Maley  Michael,  laborer,  h.  2  Pitts 
Maley. Patrick,  whitewasher,  h.  57  Pitts 
Mallard  Asa,  teamster,  bds.  22  Gouch 
Mallard  {Charles)  &  King  {Darid  H.),  provisions. 

South,  e.  Summer,  house  27  Hudson 
Mallard  Henry  R.  clerk,  house  22  Gouch 
Mallard  John  D.  truckman,  h.  9  N.  Charles 
Mallard  Warren,  boots,  shoes  &  leather,  45  Pearl, 

house  at  Medford 
Mallary  John  S.  {Goodrich  ^  M.),  bds.  51  Summer 
Mallet  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  6  Bennet  place 
Mallody  James,  laborer,  h.  Cottage,  near  Everett 
Mallon  Kendall,  coach  and  omnibus  builder,  717 

Wash,  house  786  do. 
Mallory  Richard  P.  {Wright  ^  M.),  h.  at  Camb'ge 
Malone  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  Gold,  near  C 
Malone  Richard,  carpenter,  h.  Silver,  n.  Turnpike 
Malone  Thomas,  laborer,  house  90  Sea 
Maloney  Catherine,  widow,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Maloney  James,  laborer,  h.  70  Merrimac 
Maloney  John,  laborer,  h.  22  S.  Margin 
Maloney  John,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  cor.  Cove 
Maloney  John,  laborer,  h.  Cove,  corner  Beach 
Maloney  John,  laborer,  h.  N.  Andover  ct. 
Maloney  Michael,  laborer,  h.  22  Wash,  avenue 
Maloney  Michael,  blacksmith,  h.  8  Canal 
Maloney  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Maloney  Michael,  grocer.  Turnpike,  n.  Fifth,  h.  do. 
Maloney  Thomas,  tailor,  boards  26  Ann 
Maloney  William,  laborer,  house  21  Fleet 
Maloney  W^illiam,  plasterer,  h.  Paris,  E.  B. 
Maloney  William,  laborer,  h.  15  Hancock  row 
Malony  Edward,  laborer,  house  4  Hamilton  alley 
Malony  Patrick,  groceries,  244  Ann,  house  do. 
Maloy  John,  laborer,  h.  N.  Hanover  ct. 
Maloy  John,  laborer,  h.  Middlesex,  n.  Suffolk 
Maloy  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  8  Merrimac 
Malmstrome  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  117  Camb'ge, 

house  113  do. 
Manahan  Ambrose  Rev.  h.  23  Federal 
Manahan  Dan'l,  laborer,  house  13  Hamilton 
Manahan  James,  junk  dealer,  h.  Fulton,  n.  Lewis 
Manahan  James,  waiter,  house  9  Oliver 
Manahan  Julia  Mrs.  house  209  Ann 
Manahan  Owen,  laborer,  house  8  Cyprus 
Manahan  Patrick,  moulder,  house  99  Fourth 
Manahan  Philip,  laborer,  house  29  Merrimac 
Manaton  Edward  B.  90  Court,  bds.  25  W.  Dedham 
Manchester  George,  95J  Washington 
Manchester  George,  watchman,  h.  2  Noyes  place 
Mandell  George,  115  Milk,  house  39  Temple 


Mandell  M.  J.  (.S.  Brotcn  iS,-  Sons),  house  39  Temple 
Mandell  Thaddeus  S.  {Cragin,   Greenleaf  S;  Co.), 

h.  39  Temple 
Mange  Martha,  house  9  South  st.  court 
Mangin  William,  laborer,  h.  29  W.  Dedham 
Mangles  John  C.  laborer,  h.  Everett,  n.  Lamson 
Mangum  John,  truckman,  Medford,  h.  at  Medford 
Manks  James,  printer,  h.  8  Blanche  ct. 
Manley  John  R.  24  Dock  sq.  house  3  Newton  pi. 
Manley  Thomas,  type  founder,  house  11  Erie 
Manley  Thomas  H.  clerk,  boards  11  Erie 
Manluff  George,  seaman,  house  5  Southac 
Manly  Albert  A.  silversmith,  bds.  11  Erie 
]\lann  Ariel  W.  {Batchclder  S^  Mann),  h.  4  Dover 
Mann  {Barnabas  N.)  &  Thayer  {Bezer),  W.  India 

goods,  72  Prince,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Mann  Briggs,  mason,  h.  58  Poplar 
Mann  Catherine,  widow,  house  108  Charles 
Mann  Chas.  H.  clerk,  b.  108  Charles 
31ann  Eben,  h.  Mvrtle,  cor.  Belknap 
Mann  E.  O.  bds.  33  Atkinson 
Mann  Fabin,  paper  carrier,  h.  2  Kennard  court 
Mann  George,  carpenter,  house  43  Atkinson 
Mann  George  N.  {Mason  S^  M.),  b.  Hanover  House 
Mann  Hannah,  wdow,  house  73  Warren 
Mann  Henry  E.  clerk,  128  State,  bds.  58  Essex 
Mann  Ichabod  O.  h.  Bennington,  E.  B.    [mony  ct. 
Mann  Jas.  preserver  of  birds,  22  Water,  h.  6  Har- 
Mann  J.  Julian,  collector,  10  Congress 
Mann  John,  ribbons,  flowers,  &  silk  goods,  Trem- 

ont,  opp.  Hanover,  h.  108  Charles 
Mann  Jonathan,  gardener  House  Industry 
Mann  .Jonathan,  machinist,  bds.  Ontario 
Mann  Jona.  H.  ribbons,  264  Wash.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Mann  Joseph,  grocer.  Grove,  c.  Southac,  h.  2  Zone 
Mann  Levi,  housewright,  h.  3  South  st.  place 
Mann  Levi  &  Seth,  shoes  and  leather,  53  &  55  Ful- 
ton, h.  at  Randolph 
Mann  Levi,  jr.  clerk,  h.  64  South 
Mann  Margaret  T.  widow  of  Pelcg,  h.  73  Warren 
Mann  Mary,  widow,  house  19  McLean 
Mann  Nehemiah  P.  fish,  44  Long  wf.  h.  F,  c.  Silver 
Mann  Samuel  C.  cards  and  fancy  paper,  25    Corn- 
hill,  house  at  Dedham 
Mann  Seth  {L.  &  S.  Mann),  bds.  196  Tremont 
Mann  Wm.  H.  &  Co.  {Wm.  H.  Horton  S^  Eliot    C. 
Coicdtn),  importers  French  goods,  27  Milk,  h. 
108  Charles 
Mann  Wm.  H.  10  Market  sq.  h.  at  Dedham 
Manning  Albert  C,  Suffolk  Bank,  h,  725  Wash. 
Manning  Andrew,  boatman,  h.  New,  c.  Cross 
Manning  Arad,  machinist,  bds.  18  Dover  place 
Manning  Cephas,  machinist,  h.  214  Fourth 
Manning  {Charles),  Glover  (//.   R.),  &  Co.    {John 
Ho/man  &;  J.  B.  Cram),  dry  goods  &    feathers, 
1,  10,  &  11,  Fancuil  Hall,  h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Manning  {F.  C.)  &  Stanwood  {E.  C),  W.  I.  goods, 

15  Central  wf.  h.  19  Rowe 
Manning  James,  machinist,  house  Colony 
Manning  .John,  mason,  house  Lincoln 
Manning  John,  laborer,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Manning  John,  laborer,  h.  Barber's  alley,  Ann 
Manning  John,  laborer,  house  3  Barrett 
Manning  John,  clerk,  bds.  28  Myrtle 
Manning  John,  laborer,  house  4  Cove  place 
^Manning  John,  cook,  house  14  Cove 
Manning  John,  varnisher,  house  4  Cherry 
Manning  Jona.  C.  printer,  h.  Wash.  c.  Springfield 
Manning  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  house  Colony 
Manning  Jos.  S.  painter,  h.  Brookline,  n.  Newland 
Manning  Joseph  E.  clerk,   112  Milk,  b.  10  Allston 
Manning  Joshua,   provisions,  99   Summer,  bds.  40 

Lincoln 
Manning  Malachi,  tailor,  h.  14  Cross 
Manning  M.  bds.  6  Morton  place 
Manning  Moses,  tailor,  7  Kneeland,  h.  do. 
Manning  Nath'l  L.  feather  cleanser,  32  Blackstone 
Manning  Patrick,  house  Harr.  av.  opp.  Maiden 
Manning  Russell,  shoe  maker,  101   Fourth,  h.  206 
Fifth 


198 


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Manning  Samuel  B.  printer,  h.  20  La  Grange  place 
Manning  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  3  Barrett 
Manning  Thomas,  machinist,  house  Colony 
Manning  Thomas,  h.  between  Silver  and  Fourth 
Manning  Uriah  &    Son  {Uriah,  jr.),  curriers   and 

leather  dealers,  69  Fulton,  h.  at  Woburn  [burn 
Manning  Uriah,  jr.  {U.  Maiminf/  S^  Son),  h.  at  Wo- 
Manning  Walter  C.  housewright,"h.  24  Andover 
Manning  Wm.  H.  printer,  h.  Wash.  c.  Springfield 
Manning  Wm.  W.  book  keeper,  Trem.  Bank,  h.  73 

Carver 
Mannix  Timothy,  grocer,  26  Wash.  av.  house   do. 
Manny  (/.  T.)  &  Weld  {A.D.  2d),  boots  &  shoes, 

72  Pearl 
Manser  Alonzo,  salt  works,  h.  Bolton,  n.  B  [po's't 
Mansfield' Asahel  S.  {L.  Gassett  &:  Co.),  h.   at   Ne- 
Mansfield  Caroline  M.  Avidow,  h.  19  Gridley 
Mansfield  Charles  H.  &  Co.  fish,  29  Long  wf.  h.  19 

Gridley 
Mansfield  George  A.  clerk,  6  Blackstone 
Mansfield  Hannah  P.  nurse,  house  13  Blossom 
Mansfield  Isaac,  house  30  West  Cedar 
Mansfield  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  239  Ann 
Mansfield  {John)  &  Kemp  {Robert),  shoes,  89  &  91 

Hanover,  house  13-5  do. 
Mansfield  Joseph  K.  F.  engineer,  75  State 
Mansfield  Mary  G.  h.  r.  26''Belknap 
Mansfield  Stephen  M.  16  Milk,  house  at  Salem 
Mansfield  Sylvester,  shoe  maker,  h.  18  Norfolk  pi. 
Mansfield  Thomas,  house  oi  Essex 
Mansfield  Wm.  C.  blacksmith,  house   36  Portland 
^lansir  H.  P.  carpenter,  boards  16  S.  Russell 
Manson  Benjamin  T.  boards  10  Channing 
Manson  Nath'l  G.  book   keeper,  Fulton,  c.    Cross, 

h.  at  Cambridgeport     [Central  sq.  h.  Saratoga 
Manson  {Thos.  L.)  &    Peterson   {S.    C),  joiners, 
Mansur  Sam'l,  pr'vis'ns,  19  S.  Market,  h.  at  Dorch. 
Mara  James,  laborer,  h.  2  Haymarket  place 
Mara  John,  grocer,  98  Fourth,  house  do. 
Maralious  {Frederic)  &   Trainer   {Wm.),  oysters, 

4-30  Wash.  bds.  3  Taylor 
Maralious  Susan,  nurse,  house  3  Taylor 
Marble  Freeland  {Clark  S;  M.),  Fulton  House 
Marble  James,  book  keeper  at  G.  W.  Robinson   & 

Co.'s  h.  at  Chelsea 
Marble  James  M.  hair  dresser,  h.  49  Charter   [ant 
Marble  James  S.  housewright,  Har.  av.  h.  42  Pleas- 
Marble  Martha,  widow,  house  r.  47  Merrimac 
Marble  Perley,  laborer,  house  r.  47  Pleasant 
Marble  William,  sail  maker,  h.  6  Hull 
March  Aaron  H.  truckman,  h.  21  N.  Charles 
March  Andrew  S.  {Whiton  .V  M.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
March  Hiram,  marble  worker,  bds.  37  Friend 
March  Ichabod,  h.  3  Pitts    [Bank,  h.  at  Cambridge 
March  John  S.  teller  Shoe  and  Leather  Dealers' 
March  Jonas  C.  29  Federal,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
March  Simon,  painter,  Cross,  n.  Endicot 
Marchant  Henry,  23  Pearl,  b.  2  Chardon  ct. 
Marcy  Edward  W.  teamster,  bds.  45  Oak 
Marcy  John,  cabin'tmak'r,  16  Merrim'c,  h.  2  Barton 
Marcy  J.  W.   counsellor,  o  Niles'  building,  house 

at  Chelsea 
Marden  Abigail,  widow  of  John,  h.  Beverly 
Marden  Charles  F.  coachman,  bds.  4  Canton 
Marden  Dennis,  stone  cutter,  h.  56  Kneeland 
Marden  David,  shoe  maker,  105^  Salem,  house  3 

Revere  place 
Marden  Eben  W.  joiner,  h.  2  Canton 
Marden  Eliza,  widow,  h.  Dove,  n.  Dorchester 
Marden  Ellis,  416  Washington,  h.  25  Harvard 
Marden  Gilman,  blacksmith,  Brookline,  bds.  759 

Washington 
Marden  Henry,  laborer,  h.  4  Hancock  row 
Marden  Lowell  S.  bds.  759  Washington 
Marden  ]\Iary  E.  widow  of  David,  h.  r.  21  Charter 
Marden  Patrick,  h.  Baker's  alley,  Ann 
Marden  Wm.  printer,  32  Congress,  h.  47  South 
Marden  Wm.  C.  rigger,  h.  r.  4  Bartlett        [ney  pi. 
Marggraf  Joseph  {Bunce  ^  M.),  h.  Suffolk,  c.  Car- 
Mariner  George  H.  teamster,  h.  5  Auburn 


Mariner  Solomon  H.  mason,  boards  5  Auburn 
Marjoram  W.  W.  confectioner,  13  Marshall,  h.  do. 
;Mark  John  E.  machinist,  h.  Silver,  n.  C 
Marks  Ellen,  widow,  h.  6  High  st.  ct. 
Marks  James  J.  trunk  maker,  h.  43  Garden 
Marks  John,  mariner,  h.  r.  205  Hanover 
Marks  Lewis,  cap  maker,  h.  r.  301  Washington 
Marland  John,  oo  Milk,  h.  at  Andover 
Marland  Obed,  book  keeper,  14  Broad       [erick  sq. 
Marliave  Edward  J.  hair  dresser,  Sumner,  n.  Mav- 
Marlow  Thomas,  upholsterer,  h.  Silver,  n.  B 
Marony  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  5  Pearl  pi. 
Marony  Dennis,  laborer,  house  252  Ann 
Marquand  James,  watch  maker,  bds.  12  Hanover 
Marr  John,  laborer,  h.  Kelley  place,  E.  B. 
Marr  Jotham  T.  clerk,  2  Milk,  bds.  42  Leveret 
Marrin  Owen,  laborer,  house  23  Vine 
Marry  John,  job  wagon,  h.  2  Pond  street  place 
Mars  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  Thacher  avenue 
Marsh  Ayres  R.  varnisher,  house  5  Margaret 
Marsh  Bela,  books,  25  Cornhill,  h.  41  Har.  avenue 
Marsh  Benjamin  L.  salesman,  bds.  10  Ashland 
Marsh  Charles,  clerk,  62  Hanover  [Wash. 

Marsh  Charles  D.  &  Co.  oil  and  lamp  store,  293 
Marsh  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  17  Commercial 
Marsh  George,  truckman,  h.  Travers,  c.  Beverly 
Marsh  George  D.  patent  oil  and  lamps,  293  Wash. 

house  46  Marion 
Marsh  Geo.  W.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  18  Bennet 
Marsh  Geo.  W.  moulder,  house  Swan 
Marsh  Harrison,  house  35  Washington  square 
Marsh  Henry,  engraver,  142  Wash.  h.  55  Charles 
Marsh  Hiram,  house  18  High 
Marsh  John,  stationer,  77  Wash,  house  at  Roxbury 
Marsh  John,  house  2  Bedford  court  [Leveret 

Marsh  John  F.  {Bradbiiri/,  Harmon,  ^  Co.),  h.  30 
Marsh  Jos.  M.  cashier  Exch.  Bank,  h.  55  Charles 
Marsh  Levi  H.  70  State,  house  16  Columbia 
Marsh  Lucius  B.  {Kendall,  Whiticell,  ^  Co.),  house 

Broadway,  c.  Elm,  Cambridgeport 
Marsh  Richard,  house  4  Oxford  place 
Marsh  Robert,  mason,  house  32  Salem 
INIarsh  Rufus,  coachman,  h.  1  Tileston 
Marsh  Samuel  W.  132  State,  boards  18  High 
Marsh  Stephen  H.  shipwright,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Marsh  Stephen  W.  piano-forte  manuf.  and  music 

dealer,  371  Washington,  house  2  Avery 
Marsh  Susan,  widow,  house  18  N.  Bonnet 
Marsh  Thomas  H.  416  Wash,  house  53  Marion 
Marsh  Truman  H.  corn  brooms,  96  Blackstone,  h. 
38  Billerica  [Oliver,  h.  do.  near  Milk 

Marsh  Warren  &  Co.  (L.  Maynard),  livery  stable, 
Marsh  Willard  P.  ale,  74  Commercial 
Marsh  William  H.  house  9  East  street  place 
Marshall  Caroline  E.  h.  6  Groton 
Marshall  Chester  P.  machinist,  h.  Silver,  n.  D 
Marshall  C.  S.  {S.  Simonds  .^  Co.),  h.  13  Chambers 
Marshall  Drury  M.  carpenter,  h.  6  Avery  place 
Marshall  Elizabeth,  laundress,  h.  4  Claflen  pi. 
Marshall  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Elijah,  h.  52  Bridge 
Marshall  Hamilton  A.  carpenter,  h.  124  Hudson 
Marshall  Hannah  Mrs.  h.  2  Powars  ct. 
Marshall  James,  laborer,  house  r.  168  Ann 
Marshall  James,  boarding,  245  Ann      ,        [Essex 
Marshall  J.  P.  C.  daguerreotypist,  268  Wash.  h.  7 
Marshall  John,  carpenter,  bds.  508  Washington 
Marshall  John,  laborer,  house  9  Sears'  place 
Marshall  John,  laborer,  2  Powars  court  [ver 

Marshall  John,  jr.  cooper,  96  Fulton,  h.  164  Hano- 
Marshall  John  E.  carpenter,  h.  Bolton,  near  E 
Marshall  John  Lockey,  hair  dresser,  4  Change  av. 
Marshall  Joshua  J.  coachman,  bds.  15  Auburn 
Marshall  Leonard,  music  teacher,  339  Washington, 

house  52  Bridge 
Marshall  M.  widow,  house  58  Porter,  E.  B. 
Marshall  Nancy  Mrs.  house  2  Barton 
Marshall  Samuel,  housewright,  Hudson,  near  Har- 
vard, house  3  East  street  place 
Marshall  Simon  F.  houscAvright,  h.  Silver,  near  A 
Marshall  Solomon  D.  lighterman,  house  120  Sea 


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Marshall  Thomas,  mason,  h.  7<3  Charter 
Marshall  William,  housewright,  8  Bedford,  house 

2  Newbern  place 
Marshall  Wm.  h.  7,  opposite  12  Essex 
Marshall  Wm.  brass  finisher,  house  r.  3  Vine 
Marshall's  Express,  8  Court 
Marsten  John,  laborer,  house  r.  14:  S.  Margin 
Marsters  Ezekiel,  boarding,  house  Second,  n.  C 
Marsters  George  W.  bds.  23  N.  Russell 
Marsters  INIathew,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  F 
Marstin  Emma  Mrs.  h.  3  Andover 
Marston  Ann  A.  h.  54  Essex,  opp.  Edinboro' 
Marston  Edwin  0.  h  33  Garden  [Woburn 

Marston  Ephraim,  physician,  202  Har.  av.  h.  at 
Mar.ston  George  P.  captain,  h.  49  Brighton 
Marston  John  A.  painter,  h.  13  Morton 
Marston  Josiah,  housewright,  h.  Bolton,  n.E    [do. 
Marston  Oliver  J.  draw  tender  at  Craigie's  bridge,  h. 
Marston  Otis  N.  house«Tight,  r.  6-55  Washington, 

h.  1  Maiden  place  « 

Marston  {Russell)  &  Sampson  {A.),  refreshments, 

head  Baltimore  Packet  Pier,  h.  9  Bennet  pi. 
Marston  Samuel  P.  carpenter,  bds.  2-5  Hull 
Marston  Stephen  W.  jr.  {Wight,  Reed,&;  Co.),  bds. 

United  States  Hotel  [Charleston 

Martain  John  C.  broker,  16  Joy's  building,  h.  at 
Marter  Philip,  12  Beach,  h.  4  Pembroke  ct. 
Martin  Albert,  197  Washington,  h.  14  Orange 
Martin  Andi-ew,  boarding,  h.  11  Pitts 
Martin  Antonio  {Davis  S;  M.),  h.  22  Bridge 
Martin  Bartlett,  teamster,  h.  141  Fourth 
Martin  Benj.  shoe  maker,  h.  10  Williams 
Martin  Benj.  T.  {Blaney  S;  M.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Martin  Brine,  laborer,  h.  Baker's  alley 
Martin  Charles,  artist,  26  Beacon 
Martin  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  bds.  5  E.  Dedham 
Martin  Charles,  laborer,  h.  7  N.  End  block 
Martin  Charles  S.  3  Morton  place 
Martin  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  6  N.  End  block 
Martin  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  68  Atkinson 
Martin  Dan'l,  engineer  U.  S.  N.  b.  Atlantic  House 
Martin  Darius  A.  locksmith,  24  Water,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Martin  Edward,  coach  builder,  bds.  20  Genesee 
Martin  Elbridge  G.  pilot,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Martin  Enoch,  broker,  State,  h.  14  Orange 
Martin  Francis,  grocer,  79  Fourth,  h.  do. 
Martin  George,  barber,  h.  23  Grove 
Martin  Geo.  H.  bds.  22  Albany 
Martin  George  W.  {CasselU^  3L),  h.  23  S.  Grove 
Martin  Henry,  laborer,  h.  r.'New,  n.  Maverick 
Martin  Hem-y  J.  physician  and  dentist,  12  West 
Martin  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  22  Atkinson 
Martin  James,  waiter,  h.  3  James  place 
Martin  James,  founder,  h.  r.  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
Martin  James  D.  book  keeper  at  Buckley's,  Beach, 

cor.  Lincoln 
Martin  James  R.  clothes  dresser,  4  Spring  lane 
Martin  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  45  Oswego 
Martin  Jeremiah,  shipsmith,  head  Foster's  wf.  h. 

at  Maiden 
Martin  John,  ostler,  bds.  20  Atkinson 
Martin  John,  laborer,  h.  2  Columbia 
Martin  John,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
Martin  John,  laborer,  h.  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Martin  John,  porter,  h.  14  Batterymarch 
Martin  John  E.  h.  9  Greenough  lane 
Martin  John  S.  painter,  1  Hawley  pi.  h.  118  Charles 
Martin  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  4  Camden  place 
Martin  Joseph  G.  9  Congress 

Martin  Jos.  L.  homoeopathic  physician,  12  Boylst'n 
Martin  {Josiah  H.)  &  Grossman  {Charles  B.),  ma- 
chinists, 6  Haverhill,  h.  64  Billerica 
Martin  Lewis  A.  seaman,  h.  4  Southac 
Martin  Lucretia  W.  h.  697  Washington 
Martin  Owen,  shoe  maker,  h.  11  Cyprus 
Martin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  17  Washington  av. 
Martin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  32  Cross 
Martin  Pearl,  carpetings  and  window  shades,  85 

Hanover,  house  15  Salem 
Martin  Richard,  blacksmith,  h.  21  Cross 


Martin  Richard,  64  Utica,  house  79  Broadway 
Martin  Richard,  harness  maker,  b.  17  Dover  place 
Martin  Richard  S.  painter,  8  Province,  h.  118  Chas. 
Martin  Richard  T.  boarding,  5  Sheafe 
Martin  Samuel  C.  pilot,  house  Sumner,  n.  Lamson 
Martin  Samuel  E.  machinist,  h.  Centre,  E.  Boston 
Martin  Samuel  J.  painter,  house  3  N.  Hudson 
Martin  Thomas,  slater,  house  82  South 
Martin  Thomas,  grocer,  148  Ann,  house  do. 
Martin  Timothy,  laborer,  house  rear  114  Sea 
Martin  Valentine,  jeweller,  32  Wash.  h.  8  Tyler 
Martin  Wm.  laborer,  house  30  North  Russell 
Martin  Wm.  clerk,  boards  225  Tremont 
Martin  Wm.  C,  Masonic  T'ple,  h.  opp.  225  Tremo't 
Martin  AVm.  D.  {Joel  Shaw  i^  Co.),  b.  79  Broadway 
Martin  Wra.  H.,  Old  Col.  R.'  R.  house  Gardner  pi. 

rear  124  Broadway 
Martins  John,  clerk,  26  India,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Martis  Anthony,  boot  maker,  house  63  May 
Martis  Mary,  1  Norfolk  pi.  [Hanover,  h.  r.  21  Friend 
Marvin  {Leonard  P.)  &  Brewer  {G.IL),  shoes,  45 
Marvin  T'heophilus  R.  printer   and  publisher,  24 

Congress,  house  7  Hayward  place 
Marvin  Wendell  P.  piano -forte  maker,  h.  27  Oak 
Marwick  Geo.  ^.  mariner,  h.  Silver,  near  C 
Mash  Nancy,  house  2  Rollins  place 
Maskall  R.  S.  painter,  595  Washington 
Mason  Andrew  A.  {Daniel  Day  tS-  Co.),  150  Court 
Mason  Asa  F.  housewright,  house  63  Emerald 
Mason  A.  W.  watchman,  h.  2  Henchman  lane 
Mason  B.  F.  portrait  painter,  12  Tremont  Temple 
Mason  Caleb  P.  carpenter,  house  6  Prince 
Mason  Charles  Rev.  h.  6  Louisburgh  sq.    [Chelsea 
Mason  Chas.  B.  hats,  &c.  41  Merchants'  row,  h.  at 
Mason  Charles   S.  {MascynS^  Brother),  h.  5  Morton 
Mason  Charlotte,  widow,  h.  1  Hamlen  pi.  [Kingst'n 
Mason  Daniel  G.  {Tappan,  Whittemore  &;  M.),  h.  2 
Mason  David,  truckman,  boards  o^  Nashua 
Mason  David  H.  counsellor,  20  Court,  h.  at  Newton 
Mason  Edward,  boards  11  Channing 
Mason  Elmer,  paper  ruler,  ho\ise  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Mason  Ephraim  B.  crockery,  7  Hanover 
Mason  Ezekiel  F.  paver,  h.  82  Brighton,  n.  Leveret 
Mason  E.  AV.  boards  46  Temple 
Mason  Frederick  A.  clerk,  house  Maverick  square 
Mason  George,  laborer,  h.  8  Southac  pi.     [Tremont 
Mason  George  M.  counsellor,  46  Mass.  bl'k,  h.  140 
Mason  Henry,  shipwright,  h.  Athens,  n.  Dorchester 
Mason  Henry  W.  7  Hanover 

Mason  Howe  G.  clock  maker,  house  1  Barre  place 
Mason  Jeremiah  Mrs.  h.  140  Tremont  [Hanover 
Mason  John,  botanic  physician,  114  Court,  h.  184 
Mason  John,  broker,  13  Joy's  building,  house  at 
Charlestown  [Hall 

Mason  Jno.  C.  {Ruggles,  Nourse,  M.  S^  Co.),  Quincy 
Mason  John  D.  114  Court,  house  184  Hanover 
Mason  John  W.  carver,  46  Com'l,  h.  11  AUstoa 
Mason  Jonathan,  house  81  Beacon 
Mason  Joseph,  boarding  house,  5  Morton 
Mason  {Joseph  H.)  &  Brother  (C.  .S.  Mason),  hair 
dressers,  35  Elm,  up  stairs,  house  23  Hanover 
Mason  {Joseph  L.),  Kibbe  (P.  M.),  &  Cochran  (/. 

F.),  bowling,  r.  Derby  Range,  h.  6  Hawkins 
Mason  Jos.  W.,  Quincy  Hall,  b.  6  Avery  pi. 
Mason  Julian  O.   carpenter,  15  Friend,  h.  4  Cleve- 
land place 
Mason  Lewis,  machinist,  h.  34  W.  Orange  [ton 

Mason  Lowell,  prof,  music,  Central  pi.  h.  2  Kings- 
Mason  Lydia,  milliner,  647  1-2  Wash.  h.  676  do. 
Mason  Lyman,  counsellor,  20  Court 
Mason  Mary,  tailoress,  house  16  May 
Mason  {Xeiuell    P.)   &    King   (O.),  machinists, 

Charles,  cor.  Cambridge,  house  250  Tremont 
Mason  {N.  P.)  &   Grows   {D.  P.),  carpenters  and 

coffin  warehouse,  1  Bridge 
Mason  Philip,  tailor,  house  5  Chardon 
Mason  {Robert  31.)  &   LawTence  {Amos  A.),  com- 
mission merch'nts,  17  Milk,  h.  10  Pembert'n  sq. 
Mason  Sampson,  messenger  Shawmut  Bank,  house 
3  Spear  alley 


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Mason  {Samuel,jr.)  &  Mann  (G.  N.),  hatters,  3-5 

Washington,  b.  9  Brattle 
Mason  Samuel,  last  maker,  house  131  Hudson 
Mason  Samuel  K.  {Brown  t^  M.),  h.  46  Temple 
Mason  Sarah,  dress  maker,  boards  103  Hudson 
Mason  Seth  11.  book  binder,  house  F,  n.  Fourth 
Mason  AVm.  teacher  music,  boards  2  Kingston 
Mason  Wm.  P.  counsellor,  house  63  Mt.  Vernon 
Masse  E.  Madame,  French  boarding  school,  house 

14  Hayward  place 
Massey  Francis  A.  housewright,  h.  204  Fourth 
Massev  James,  vice  maker,  llio  Harrison  avenue,  h. 

6  Old  Bridge 
Massey  Stephen  D.  shoes,  &c.  81  and  83  Fulton 
Massy  Hugh,  painter,  59  Endicot,  house  do. 
Masters  {Caroline)  and  Quimby,   {Elizabeth    W.), 

milliners,  81  Purchase 
Masters  H.  W.  house  10-3  Hudson 
Masters  Jas.  laborer,  house  Milldam 
Masterson  Margaret,  dress  maker,  h.  13  S.  Margin 
Masterson  Patrick,  machinist,  house  Dove,  near 

Dorchester 
Mastin  Betsey  P.  boarding,  31  Somerset        [h.  do. 
Masury  John,  sarsaparilla  manuf.  llo  Cambridge, 
Masury  Jos.  shoe  manuf.  77  Pearl,  u.  Fifth,  n.  L 
Mather  Augustus  H.  house  o  Osborn  place 
Mather  Geo.  21  Merchants'  row,  b.  5  Morton  pi. 
Mather  Henry  B.  17  Milk,  h.  18  Franklin  place 
Mather  Ozias  H.  physician,  h.  3  Asylum  [Roxbury 
Mathes  Charles  L.  hay  &  grain,  1  Haverhill,  h.  at 
Matheson  John,  boarding,  271  Ann 
Mathews  David  P.  teamster,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Mathews  Ellen,  house  Gl  Endicot 
Mathews  James,  laborer,  h  Sun  court  place 
Mathews  James  M.  polisher,  h.  2  Village  place 
Mathews  John  &  Co.  {Pernj  &^  Worsters),  anchors 

and  chain  cables,  head  of  Rowe's  wharf,  house 

at  Chelsea 
Mathews  Joseph,  porter,  house  312  Ann 
Mathews  J.  W.  boards  Harrison  av.  corner  Beach 
Mathews  Patrick,  laborer,  house  1-5  S.  Margin 
Mathews  Peter  Mrs.  house  10  Merrimac 
Mathews  (irw.),  Stevens  {M.),  k  Co.  {J.  D.  Nor- 

ris),  pub.  Yankee  Blade,  12  School,  h.  3  Fr'klin 
Mathews  Wra.  B.  13  Merchants'  row,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Mathews  Wm.  T.  barbers'  chairs,  &c.  6  Merrimac 
Matta  Henry,  cooper,  house  31  Prince 
Mattell  Anthony,  baker,  549  Washington,  h.  do. 
Matteson  Thomas  E.  29  S.  Market,  h.  60  Lowell 
Matthews  Geo.  machinist,  house  19  Hambui'g 
Matthews  Jacob  Rev.  house  8  Southac 
Matthews  John,  steward,  house  5  Clark 
Matthews  John,  laborer,  h.  opposite  1  Hamburg 
Matthews  Nathan,  commission  merchant,  134  State, 

boards  Revere  House 
Matthews  Wm.jr.  crockery,  507  Washington,  h.  19 

Indiana  place 
Matthews  AVm.  housewright,  h.  5  Genesee 
Mattoon  John,  jr.  {McQuarrie  ^  M.),  b.  2  Fleet 
Mattson  Morris,  physician,  inquire  at  Almy's  drug 

store,  Tremont,  corner  School 
Mattson  Thomas  E.  salesman,  house  60  Lowell 
Matson  H.  plasterer,  boards  15  Kneeland 
Matson  Joseph,  blacksmith,  house  9  Traverse 
Maxcy  Frederick,  painter,  h.  2  High  st.  court 
Maxfield  Ira,  boarding,  234  Ann 
Maxfield  James,  provision  dealer,  b.  Lamson,  E.  B. 
Maxwell  Arthur,  counsellor,  31  Mass.  block 
Maxwell  Charles,  pedler,  house  2  Andover 
Maxwell  Charles,  currier,  5  Market  sq.  h.  at  Rox- 
bury [Broad,  h.  Tremont,  n.  Eliot 
Maxwell  Ed.  &  Co.  (J.  D.  Jackson),  wines,  &c.  75 
Maxwell  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  house  28  May 
Maxwell  Joshua,  32  Blackstone,  house  9  Zone 
Maxwell  Mary  J.  tailoress,  house  40  Auburn 
Maxwell  Ralph  W.  boards  11  Snowhill 
Maxwell  Richard  F.  boards  62  Temple 
Maxwell  Wm.  laborer,  h.  11  Orange  lane 
Maxwell  Wm.  H.  trader,  house  College  court 
May  Augustus  R.  clerk,  boards  161  Court 


May  Catherine,  boarding,  161  Court 

May  Francis,  baker,  house  rear  43  Pleasant      [son 

May  Frederick  W.  G.  (S.  May  &;  Co.),  h.  88  Atkin- 

May  George,  house  714  Washington 

May  Henry  E.  laborer,  house  75  Myrtle 

May  H.  K.,  Custom  House  [House 

May  J.  James,  cashier  Merch.  Bank,  bds.   Revere 

May  Jeremiah,  blacksmith,  h.  31  A       [Dorchester 

May  John  Jos.  (S.  May  ^  Co.),  h.  Turnpike  st.  at 

May  John  P.  laborer,  house  13  Adams 

May  John  W.  broker,  90  State,  h.  74  Charles 

May  Joseph  I.  house  22  W.  Castle 

May  Mary  D.  house  Suffolk,  opposite  Garland 

May  Orra,  boarding,  12  Sullivan  place 

May  Pamelia,  boarding  house,  4  Allston 

May  Peter,  housewright,  house  37  Marion 

May  Robert  S.  cabinet  maker.  City  Market,  Brattle, 

house  at  Roxbury 
May  Samuel,  house  88  Atkinson 
May  Samnel  &  Co.  {J.  J.  8;  F.  W.  G.  May),  hard- 
ware and  metals.  Broad,  corner  State 
May  Samuel,  jr.  agent  Mass.  Anti-Slavery  Society, 

21  Cornhill,  house  88  Atkinson 
May  Samuel  J.  clerk,  h.  22  London  [Albion 

Mav  Silas,  storage  and  com.  mer.  74  Utica,  h.  5 
May  William  B.  broker,  3  State,  h.  259  Tremont 
Mayer  Phillipp  J.  confectioner.  27  Tremont  row- 
Mayers  Robert  R.  mason,  house  8  Church 
May  hew  Aaron  C.  {Godfrey  ^-  M.),  h.  at  Mil  ford 
Mayhew  Augustus  C.  grocer,  89  Charles,  h.  do. 
Mayhew  Nathaniel,  broker,  70  State,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Maynard  Arba  (//.  Chickeriny  cS-  Co.),  h.  24  McLean 
Maynard  Azor,  inspector  of  hay,  10  R.  R.  block, 

Lincoln,  house  40  Hudson 
Maynard  Charles  H.  at  Post  Office,  h.  6  Hudson 
Maynard  Cynthia,  widow,  boarding,  50  Portland 
Maynard  Edward  H.  elk.  28  Court,  h  40  S.  Hudson 
Maynard  George  A.  baker,  house  86  Warren 
Maynard  Harrison,  22  Com'l,  house  24  McLean 
Maynard  James  A.  blacksmith,  h.  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Maynard  Jesse,  baker,  67  Warren,  house  do. 
Maynard  John,  waiter,  St.  Charles  Hotel    [Newton 
Maynard  Joseph  W.  broker,  5  Congress,  house  at 
Maynard  Lambert  (TF.  Marsh  !^  Co.),  Oliver 
Maynard  Lambert,  proprietor  New  England  House, 

Clinton,  cor.  Blackstone 
Maynard  Lambert  M.  house  67  Warren 
Maynard  {Waldo)  &  Noyes  {Daniel),  di-uggists,  11 

Merchants'  row,  house  at  Newton,  L.  Falls 
Maynard  William,  jeweller,  boards  151  Court 
Mayo  Asa,  Congress,  c.  Water,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Mayo  Asaph,  jr.  locksmith,  18  Water,  b.  5  Moon 
Mayo  Charles,  counsellor,  20  Court,  house  1  Dover 
Mayo  Charles  E.  clerk,  boards  78  Temple 
Mayo  Charles  F.  coal,  18  Chatham,  h.  150  Harr.  av. 
Mayo  Edward  R.  clerk,  house  777  Washington 
Mayo  John  M.  &  Co.  {D.  Robertson,  T.  Sanborn  ^ 

J.  M.  Mayo,  jr.),  merchants,  5  India  wharf,  h. 

684  Washington  [Washington 

Mayo  John  M.  jr.  {J.  M.  Mayo  ^  Co),  house  684 
Mayo  John  W.  tin  worker,  house  99  Friend 
Mayo  {Joshua  C.)  &  Bro\vn  (/.  /.),  W.  I.  goods, 

69  &  70  Commercial,  house  at  Chelsea 
Mayo  Moses  S.  {Main  &;  M.),  house  45  Hudson 
Mayo  Oliver,  oysters,  115  Hanover,  house  do. 
Mayo  Philip,  hair  dresser,  house  22  South  Cedar 
Mayo  Reuben  C.  tin  worker,  h.  65  Silver,  near  B 
Mayo  Richard,  painter,  boards  London,  E.  B. 
Mayo  Sewall  S.  {E.  Higyins  §•  Co.),  9  Gerrish  block 
Mayo  Theron  B.  house  Orleans,  E.  B. 
Mayo  Urial  K.  dentist,  39  Hanover,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Mayo  Watson  G.  pile  driver,  house  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Mays  Mary,  laundj-ess,  h.  3  May  st.  place    [Russell 
McAdams  George  {McAdams,  Brothers),  h.  10  S. 
Mc Adams  Hugh  {McAdams,  Brothers),  house  10  S. 

Russell 
McAdams,  Brothers  {James,  John,  William,  Hugh, 

&;  George),  book  binders,  120  Washington,  h. 

iO  South  Russell  [Russell 

McAdams  John  {McAdams,  Brothers),  house  10  S. 


BOSTON      [M]       DIRECTORY 


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McAdams  Michael,  tailor,  house  39  Salem 
McAdams  Thomas,  tailor,  house  3  S.  Margin 
McAdams  William    {McAdams,    Brothers),    h.    10 

S.  Russell 
McAleer  Peter,  provisions.  76  Prince,  house  59  do. 
McAllaster  Henry  M.  {Damon,  McA.  ^  Co.),  hds. 

22  Lynde 
McAllaster  James,  boarding,  house  2  Fleet 
McAllaster  James,  sup.  pub.  buildings,  office  City 

Hall,  house  25  Allen  [2  Fleet 

McAllaster  Thomas,    clerk  at  F.  Gleason's,  boards 
McAUen  Michael,  tailor,  house  9  Thacher  court 
McAUeney  James,  laborer,  house  110  Endicot 
McAllister  Alexander,  groceries,  126  Ann,  h.  do. 
McAllister  Harvey  H.  boards  3  Maverick  square 
McAllister  John,  laborer,  house  486  Commercial 
McAllister  Michael,  laborer,  h.  486  Commercial 
McAllister  Wm.  teamster,  h.  Cove,  n.  Kneeland 
McAlvin  Elbridge,   piano-forte  maker,  4U0  Wash. 

house  41  S.  Russell 
McAnally  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Zo  Brighton 
McAnany  Charles,  tailor,  house  18  Thacher 
McAnnally  James,  boot  maker,  Albany,  c.  Oneida 
McAnnally  Michael,  laborer,  house  31  Oliver 
McAnney  James,  tailor,  house  2-5  Stillman 
McAnulty  Hugh,  shoe  maker,  h.  38  South  Margin 
McAnulty  James,  laborer,  house  85  Endicot 
McArdle   Lawrence,   bottle   dealer,    15  &    17  Ex- 
change, house  rear  45  Congress 
McArthur  Arthur,  counsellor,  15  Tremont  row,  h. 

at  Dorchester 
McArthur  Michael,  shoemaker,  boards  20  Genesee 
McAulitf  James,  laborer,  house  4  Wendell 
McAveney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  68  1-2  Friend 
McAvoy  Arthur  {J.  S.  Gould  ^  Co.),  house  17  E. 

Canton 
McAvoy  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
McAvoy  Oliver,  housewright,  F,  near  Second 
McAvoy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  29  W.  Dedham 
McBarron  Michael,  blacksmith,  h.  Northampton 
McBanon  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  6  North  square 
McBey  Samuel,  lather,  house  Cross,  E.  B. 
McBride  Charles,  tailor,  house  3  Causeway 
McBride  Edward,  laborer,  h.  r.  18  South  Margin 
McBride  George,  laborer,  house  43  N.  Margin 
McBride  Samuel,  laborer,  house  rear  52  Prince 
McBrine  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  10  Cyprus 
McBurney  Charles,  37  Milk,  house  at  Roxbury 
McCabe  Bridget,  widow,  house  25  Gouch 
McCabe  Elizabeth,  widow,  liouse  Third,  near  C 
McCabe  John,  blacksmith,  house  rear  Second,  near 

Turnpike 
McCabe  Michael,  laborer,  house  2  Lancaster 
McCabe  Rebecca,  widow,  house  10  Norfolk  place 
McCabe  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  18  Merrimac 
McCabe  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Haven 
McCadden  Michael,  tailor,  house  39  Salem 
McCaffaerty  Michael  A.  brass  caster,  h.  45  Tyler 
McCatferty  Alexander,  teamster,  h.  7  Salutation 
McCafferty  James,  laborer,  house  46  S.  Margin 
McCatferty  John,  brass  caster,  h.  46  S.  Margin 
McCafferty  Matthew,  engineer,  h.  Silver,  near  A 
McCaffVay  Elizabeth,  widow,  6  Theatre  alley 
McCaff"ray  John,  tailor,  house  5  N.  Hanover  court 
McCaffrey  Henry,  saddler,  Fulton,  c.  Richmond, 

house  Robinson  lane 
McCaffrey  John,  moulder,  h.  Everett  court,  E.  B. 
McCaig  George,  stone  cutter,  h.  B,  corner  Silver 
McCaig  George,  stone  cutter,  h.41  Charlestown 
McCall  James,  baggage  master  O.  C.  R.  R.  b.  45 

Hudson 
McCallion  Charles  Rev.  house  Maverick,  E.  B. 
McCallion  N.  laborer,  h.  Maverick,  c.  London,  E.  B. 
McCallura  Charles,  book  keeper,  h.  37  London 
McCallum  Edward,  tailor,  b.  1  Sullivan  place 
McCallum  John,  weigher  and  gaugcr,  20  Lewis  wf. 

house  at  Chelsea 
McCammon  David,  miller,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
McCammon  James,  carpenter,  h.  r.  20  Tileston 
McCandis  John,  8  Market  sq.  boards  5  Morton 


26 


McCann  Barney,  laborer,  house  rear  170  Ann 
McCann  James,  laborer,  house  Ontario 
McCann  James,  laborer,  house  2  Columbia 
McCann  John,  laborer,  house  Ontario 
McCann  Michael,  laborer,  house  5  Stillman  place 
McCann  Michael,  shoe  maker,  68  1-2  Friend,  h.  do. 
McCanna  John,  laborer,  house  85  Kneeland 
ilcCanna  John,  laborer,  house  rear  324  Ann 
McCannon  Owen,  laborer,  house  Sun  court  place 
McCanny  Patrick,  laborer,  house  14  N.  Margin 
McCaraden  Patrick,  sawyer,  house  Bolton 
McCarn  Bridget,  widow,  house  16  Livingston 
McCarn  Dominick,  laborer,  house  2  Seabury  place 
McCarn  John,  laborer,  house  4  Seabury  place 
McCarn  John,  tailor,  house  Andover  court 
McCarn  Michael,  waiter,  house  Beach,  near  South 
McCarn  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Arnold,  near  Suffolk 
McCarren  Ellen,  house  210  Harrison  avenue 
McCarroU  Patrick,  machinist,  house  7  Dover 
McCarron  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  65  Eliot 
McCarthy  Catharine,  widow,  h.  8  Kingston 
McCarthy  Catherine,  dress  maker,  42  Kingston 
McCarthy  Charles,  49  Broad,  h.  Marginal,  E.  B. 
McCarthy  Dennis,  provisions,  157  Broad,  h.  do. 
McCarthy  John,  shoe  maker,  210  Broad,  house  do. 
McCarthy  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  17  S.  Cedar 
McCarthy  Patrick,   shoe  maker,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
McCartney  John,  laborer,  house  rear  10  Grove 
McCarty  liryen,  laborer,  house  10  Suffolk 
McCarty  Charles,  trader,  79  Broad 
McCarty  Charles,  laborer,  house  31  Wash.  sq. 
McCarty  Charles,  laborer,  h.  2  East  st.  place 
McCarty  Charles,  jr.  cooper,  boards  11  Pitts 
McCarty  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  6  Thacher  court 
McCarty  Cornelius,  grocer,  70  Essex,  ho\ise  do. 
McCarty  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  6  Wash.  sq. 
McCarty  Daniel,  laborer,  house  366  Commercial 
McCarty  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Middlesex,  r.  Castle 
McCarty  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Clifton  avenue 
McCarty  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Prentice's  wf. 
McCarty  Daniel,  laborer,  house  1  Bumstead  court 
McCarty  Daniel,  blacksmith,  house  46  Cove 
McCarty  Daniel,  lai)orer,  house  135  Broad 
McCarty  Daniel,  tailor,  boards  3  Bennet  place 
McCarty  Daniel,  house  37  Kingston 
McCarty  Dennis,  blacksmith,  h.  2  Commercial  ct. 
McCarty  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Broadway,  corner  I 
McCarty  Dennis,  laborer,  house  34  S.  Margin 
McCarty  Edward,  tailor,  house  Cove,  n.  Kneeland 
McCarty  Ellen,  widow,  h.  E.  Orange,  c.  Lincoln 
McCarty  Ellen,  widow,  house  Athens,  near  A 
McCarty  Florence,  laborer,  house  6  Boylston  sq. 
McCarty  Florence,  laborer,  h.  18  Short  Second 
McCarty  George,  laborer,  house  20  Hamilton 
McCarty  James,  laborer,  house  rear  102  Tyler 
McCarty  James,  laborer,  house  rear  83  Endicot 
McCarty  James,  tailor,  house  36  Tyler 
McCarty  James,  wool  sorter,  h.  35  Wash.  sq. 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  hoarding  house,  7^  Wharf 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  grocer,  21  Atkinson,  h.  do. 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  130  Sea 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  15  Sea 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  rear  102  Sea 
McCarty  Jer'h,  blacksmith,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  South 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  7  Bartlett 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  4  Suffolk 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  10  Pearl  place 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  63  Eliot 
McCarty  John,  teamster,  h.  85  Eliot 
McCarty  John,  tailor,  h.  67  Atkinson 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  h.  4  Bridge  st.  court 
McCarty  John,  blacksmith,  h.  3  Seabury  place 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  h.  Half  Moon  place 
McCarty  John,  machinist,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  h.  75  Kneeland 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  h.  77  Kneeland 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  h.  Cove  place 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Kneeland 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  h.  482  Commercial 
McCarty  Lawrence,  baker,  h.  foot  Piedmont 


202 


BOSTON       [  M ]       DIRECTORY 


McCarty  Lawrence,  labover,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
McCai'ty  Lawrence,  h.  66  Warren 
McCarty  Manus,  inason,  h.  3  Kentle 
McCarty  Maurice,  laborer,  h.  16o  Broad 
McCarty  Maurice,  laborer,  26  Wash,  avenue 
McCarty  Michael,  laborer,  h.  8  Sea 
McCarty  Michael,  tailor,  h.  8  Hamilton 
McCarty  Michael,  laborer,  h.  22  E.  Orange 
McCarty  Michael,  mason,  47  Federal 
McCarty  Michael,  laborer,  h.  10  Butolph 
McCarty  Michael,  boot  maker,  h.  20  Genesee 
McCarty  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Howe's  wharf 
McCarty  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Bolton,  near  B 
McCarty  Sarah,  widow,  house  23  Williams 
McCarty  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  209  Broad 
McCarty  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Spring,  n.  Poplar 
McCarty  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  1  Hanover  avenue 
McCarty  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  rear  239  Ann 
McCarty  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  5  Jefferson  block 
McCarty  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  4  Cove  ])lace 
McCarty  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  7o  Kneeland 
McCarty  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Jasper  place 
McCarty  Timothy,  blacksmith,  h.  219  Ann 
McCarty  Timothy,  h.  50  South 
McCaughey  William,  shoe  maker,  llo  Ann 
McCauley 'Cornelius  (//.   7ioA('/-/y  .Jj  Co.),    bds.    42 

Harrison  avenue 
McCawley  Edward,  stone  cutter,  h.  2  Suffolk 
McCawley  John,  shoe   maker,  8  N.  Square,  h.  do. 
McCawley  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  77'C,  n.  Silver 
McCawley  William,  laborer,  h.  46  S.  Margin 
McCawley  William,  laborer,  h.  o  Suifolk 
McClane  Jas.  carpenter,  h.  50  Fayette      [Hanover 
MeClannin  Joseph,  fish,  opp.  120  Com'l,  h.  rear  250 
McCleary  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  1  Church  place 
McCleary  James,  laborer,  h.  21  Piedmont 
McCleary  John,  3  S.  Market,  h.  24  N.  Russell 
McCleary  Samuel  F.  city   clerk,  City    Hall,  house 

48  Chambers 
McCleary  Samuel  F.  jr.  counsellor,  h.  48  Chambers 
McClellan  John,  bds.  24  Purchase 
McClellan  William,  carpenter,  h.  13  Vine 
McClcnathan  Dexter,  cal)man,  bds.  4  Morton 
McClenathan  Horatio,  varnisher,  h.  Sum'rpl.  E.  B. 
McClcnathan  Josiah,  laborer,  h.  4  Morton 
McClennen  Caleb  S.  (J.  ./.  *,■  C.  ,S.),  h.  22  Purchase 
McClennen  George,  rigger.  Arch  wf.  h.  Broadway, 
between  I  and  K  [wf.  h.  15  E.  Canton 

McClennen  Joseph  J.    &    C.    S.    riggers,  22   India 
McClennen  !Mary  W.  widow  of  George,  h.  Athens, 

rear  Hawes  School 
McClennen  Robert,  rigger,  h.  2  Adams  pi.  S.  B. 
McClintock  Wm.  F.  vegetables,  17  the  S.  Market, 

house  10  Rochester 
McCloskey  Arthur,  h.  Fabin,  near  Tremont       [ct. 
McCloud  Curtis,  trunk  maker,    12  Province  House 
McCloud  James,  laborer,  h.  3  Carney  place 
McCloud  Harvey,  h.  Webster,  n.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
McCloud  Matthew,  baker,  h.  Silver,  near  A 
McClure  A.  W.  Rev.  21  CornhiU 
McClure  Charles  F.  (i\'ai/  &;  McClure)  [place 

McClure  John  F.  3  Tremont  row,  bds.  5  Bumstead 
McClure  Nancy  E.  widow,  h.  22  Vine 
McCluskey  Jas.  saleratus  works,  b.  Sumner.  E.  B. 
McCluskey  James,  blacksmith,  h.  Bolton,  n.  B 
McCluskey  John,  boiler  maker,  bds.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
McCluskey  John,  laborer,  house  Ont;irio 
McCluskey  John,  laborer,  house  51  Prince 
McCluskey  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  18  N.  Bennct 
McCocker  John,  baker,  bds.  505  Washington 
McColcan  Thos.  laborer,  h.  24  N.  Russell 
McCole  Catharine,  widow,  h.  12  Cross 
McCole  Martha  Mrs.  house  opp.  6  Moon 
McColgan  Edward,  laborer,  h.  10  Cross 
McColley  James,  laborer,  h.  9  Harrison  avenue 
McColligan  John,  laborer,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
McCollough  Letitia,  h.  210  Harrison  av.  [Cove 

McCollough  William,  stone  cutter,  h.  Kneeland,  c. 
McCollough  Wm.  gardener,  h.  Fourth,  opp.  House 
of  Reformation 


McComb  James,  glass  cutter,  h.  Bolton,  n.  C 
McCombe  James,  moulder,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
IMcConnahee  Luther,  baker,  bds.  140  Cambridge 
McConnell  Alexander,  laborer,  h.  78  Kneeland 
McConnell  James,  h   Coral  court  [Braintree 

I\IcConnell  Robert,  leather,  12   Elm,    h.  at   South 
McConnell  Robert,  laborer,  h.  South,  near  Harvard 
McConnell  Win.  blacksmith,  h.  93  Endicot 
McConnell  Wm.  stone  cutter,  h.  11  S.  Margin 
McConner  B.  laborer,  h.  rear  63  Eliot 
McConologue  Daniel,  teamster,   h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
McConologue  Edward,  boarding  house,  136  Ann 
McConologue  James,  laborer,  h.  16  Orange  lane 
McConologue  James,  boot  maker,  h.    24   Pleasant 
McConologue  Michael,  dry  goods,  136  Ann,  h.  do. 
McConvil  Therese,  dress  maker,  b.  129  Essex 
McCool  Dolly,  widow,  h.  rear  59  Prince 
McCool  Robert,  laborer,  h.  n.  14  Batterymarch 
McCdoI  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  184   Hanover 
McCoombs  James,  moulder,  h.  Bolton,  near  C 
McCord  James,  glass  maker,  h.  Second,  near  C 
McCormick  Daniel,  cooper,  h.  132  Endicot 
McCormick  Francis,  tailor,  h.  13  Prince 
McCormick  Francis,  laborer,  h.  16  W.  Dedham 
IMcCormick  James,  25  Central,  h.  93  Endicot 
McCormick  John,  mason,  h.  18  Carver 
McCormick  John,  25  Central,  h.  r.  80  Warren 
McCormick  John  F.  refreshments,  Haverhill,  cor. 

Causeway 
McCormick  Laughlin,  laborer,  h.  10  S.  Margin 
McCormick  liawrence,  4  F.  Hall,  h.  8  Federal  ct. 
McCormick  Michael,  laborer,  h.  32  Erie 
McCormick  Michael,  4  F.  Hall,  h.  93  Endicot 
McCormick  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  rear  3   Foster  place 
McCormick  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  39  Erie 
McCormick  Patrick,  shoe  maker,  h.  r.  29Merrim'c 
McCormick  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  58  Eliot 
McCormick  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Dedham  st.  ct. 
McCormick  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  35  Sea 
McCormick  Thomas,  porter,  h.  48  South 
McCormick  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  3  Pleasant   st.  ct. 
McCormick  Wm.  brakeman,  h.  30  Curve 
McCorry  James  S.  agent,  h.  6  Rochester 
McCoskar  Patrick,  grocer,  55  Endicot,  h.  do. 
McCourt  Michael,  tailor,  h.  58  Portland 
McCoy  Jane,  widow,  h.  24  Stillman 
McCoy  John,  shoe  maker,  h.  opp.  298  Com'l 
McCoy  Sarah,  widow,  h.  6  Brighton 
McCoy  Wm.  tailor,  h.  14  Cross 
McCoy  Wm.  tailor,  h.  1  Portland  place 
McCozkar  Fergus,  laborer,  h.  55  Endicot 
McCrea  Julian  B.  hair  dresser,  14  Derne,  bds.  But- 
olph, cor.  Southac 
McCrillis  James,  machinist,  bds.  3  Maiden 
McCrillis  James,  laborer,  h.  5  Dover 
McCrillis  John,  boarding.  304  Ann  [son  pi. 

McCrillis  John,  bridge  &  wharf  builder,  h.  2  Harri- 
McCrillis  {Ozem)  Hi  Morse  (L.B.),  wood  and  coal, 

Harr.  av.  c.  Northampton,  h.  796  Wash. 
McCristle  Peter,  pedler,  h.  18  Curve 
McCue  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  rear  18  N.  Bennet 
McCue  James,  wheelwright,  opp.  86  Fulton 
McCuUer  Michael,  porter,  h.  7  Ohio  place 
McCulley  David,  bds.  Hanover  House 
McC\me  John,  tailor,  h.  1  Snowhill  avenue 
McCurdy  Alexander,  tailor,  h.  7  South  st.  ct. 
McCurdy  James,  bds.  6  Oxford 
McDade  John,  laborer,  h.  175  Ann 
McDade  Patrick,  shoe  maker,  h.  Athens,  near  A 
McDade  Michael,  laborer,  h.  5  Chardon 
McDade  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  5  Chardon 
McDade  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  13  Hamburg 
McDaniel  Michael,  laborer,  h.  rear  20  East 
McDavitt  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  31  Oneida 
McDavitt  Dan.  junk  stores,  144  Coml.  h.  at  Chelsea 
McDavitt  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  2  Eddy  place 
McDavitt  Jas.  engineer,  h.  r.  Athens,  n.  Turnpike 
McDavitt  John,  laborer,  h.  Robinson  lane 
McDavitt  John,  bootmaker,  10  Cross       [S.  Margin 
McDavitt  John  N.  boot  maker,  116  Court,  h.  r."34 


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McDavitt  Neil,  tailor,  h.  22  Endicot 
McDavitt  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  44  Friend 
McDavitt  Sarah,  widow,  12  Atkinson 
McDavitt  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  19  Cross 
McDavitt  Wm.  laborer,  h.  45  Salem 
Mc'.Devitt  James,  laborer,  h.  2  Hancock  row 
McDermott  Francis,  picture  frames,  19  Trem.  row, 

h.  126  Cambridge 
McDermott  James,  laborer,  h.  First,  n.  Dorchester 
McDermott  James,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  2  Cove 
McDermott  John,  laborer,  h.  3  Wharf 
McDermott  John,  porter,  h.  7  Williams 
McDermott  John,  laborer,  h.  Charter,  n.  Com"l 
McDermott  John,  melter,  h.  Saraton;a 
McDermott  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  Maverick,  E.  B. 
McDermott  Joseph,  oysters,  9  Batterymarch 
McDermott  Michael,  glass  polisher,  h.  r.  Third,  n.  B 
McDermott  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Erin  alley,  E.  B. 
McDermott  Patvick,  tailor,  li.  9  S.  Margin 
McDermott  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  5  May  st.  place 
McDermott  Patrick,  mariner,  house  Erin  alley 
McDermott  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  77  Eliot 
McDermott  Thomas,  painter,  honse  Oliver  pi. 
McDermott  Wm.  laborer,  house  Lime  alley 
McDervitt  Francis,  laborer,  h.  2  Foster  place 
McDonald  Agnes,  confec'er,  147  Court,  h.  14-j  do. 
McDonald  Alexander,  tailor,  5^  Congress  square 
McDonald  Alexander,  h.  Second,  near  I 
McDonald  Alexander,  laborer,  h.  248  Hanover 
McDonald  Anna,  widow,  h.  Knecland.  c.  Tyler 
McDonald  Charles,  laborer,  h.  1  Charlestown 
McDonald  Daniel,  tailor,  h.  South,  n.  Kneeland 
McDonald  Daniel,  provisions,  46  Cove,  h.  do. 
McDonald  Daniel,  book  keeper,  h.  34  Nashua 
McDonald  Dennis,  furniture,  Sea,  c.  Beach,  h.  A, 

near  Broadway 
McDonald  Francis,  bds.  676  Wash. 
McDonald  George,  musician,  h.  5  Bridge  St.  ct. 
McDonald  George  A.  3  Pearl,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
McDonald  Henry,  clothing,  500  Com'l,  h.  do. 
McDonald  Hugh,  grocer,  80  Eliot,  h.  82  do. 
McDonald  Jackson,  moulder,  h.  147  Fourtli 
McDonald  Jemima,  nurse,  h.  25   Essex 
McDonald  John,  carpenter,  house  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
McDonald  John,  laborer,  house  123  Sea 
McDonald  John,  painter,    Broadway,   n.  Dorches- 
ter, h.  Second,  near  Dorchester 
McDonald  John,  blacksmith,  h.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
McDonald  John,  stevedore,  h.  r.  96  Purchase 
McDonald  Joseph  H.  painter,  house  9  Adams 
McDonald  Judith,  h.  First,  opp.  Turpentine  W'rks 
McDonald  Margaret,  wdovv,  h.  Kneeland,  n.  Utica 
McDonald  Mary,  dress  maker,  230  Broadway,  n.  E 
McDonald  Michael,  porter,  44  India 
McDonald  Michael,  laborer,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
McDonald  Michael,  carpenter,  house  r.  66  Friend 
McDonald  Mitchell,  clerk,  house  5  Albany 
McDonald  Moore,  moulder,  h.  147  Fourth 
McDonald  Moses,  laborer.  Half  Moon  place 
McDonald  Owen,  laborer,  house  27  Gouch 
McDonald  Patrick,  laborer,  house  98  Warren 
McDonald  Peter,  trader,  h.  10  Kingston  place 
McDonald  Philip,  laborer,  h.  opp.  1  Hamburg 
McDonald  Rebecca,  confectioner,  359  Washington, 
h.  6  Haymarket  place  [Lenox 

McDonald  Terrace,  stone  mason,  h.  c.  Suffolk  and 
McDonald  Washington,  shade  painter,   b.  rear  705 

Washington 
McDonald  William,  clerk,  boards  12  Cooper 
McDonald  William,  house  39  Endicot         [Church 
McDonnell  James,  job  wagon,   h.    Old  Road,  near 
McDonnell  Robert,  house  9  Belmont 
McDonough  Coleman,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  A 
McDonough  Domonic,  laborer,  3j^  S.  Margin 
McDonough  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Gold,  near  A 
McDonough  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  2  Bridge  st.  ct. 
McDonough  James,  cooper,  house  9  Milton 
McDonough  John,  laborer,  house  57  Merrimac 
McDonough  M.  C.  painter,  boards  Turnpike 
McDonough  Michael,  laborer,  house  2  Wharf 


McDonough  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Gold,  near  A 
McDonough  Patrick,  laborer,  house  3  Carney  pi. 
McDoTiougli  Patrick,  paver,  house  46  Merrimac 
McDonough  Stephen,  laborer,  h.  14  A,  n.  Fourth 
McDonough  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Gold,  near  A 
McDonough  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Jackson  ct. 
McDonough  T.  C.    broker  and  surveyor,  50  Corn- 
hill,  bds.  24  Oxford  [Newland,  r.  Dedhara 
McDougall  James,  shoe  maker,  opp.  57  Warren,  h. 
McDougall  John,  handcartman,  bds.   45  Atkinson 
McDutt'  Alexander,  machinist,  house  Colony 
McElhanny  Michael,  laborer,  h.  6  New  Cross 
McElhanny  Michael,  laborer,  house  17  Endicot 
McElnulty  Daniel,  shoe  maker,  h.  5  Lowell  place 
McElroy  Daniel,  boiler  maker,  b.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
McElroy  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  Charter,  n.  Snowhill 
McElroy  James,  laborer,  hoTise  12  Tileston 
McElroy  John  Rev.  house  86  Endicot  [Hotel 
McElroy  John,  404  Wash.    b.  Lincoln,   next  U.  S. 
McElroy  John,  mason,  house  90  Turnpike 
McElroy  John,  grocer,  9  Merrimac,  house  do. 
McElroy  Neal,  laborer,  house  9  Merrimac 
McElroy  Patrick,  grocer,  Endicot,  c.  Endicot  ct. 
McElroy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  W.  Dedham 
McElroy  William,  laborer,  house  4  Knox 
McEna  Dennis,  teamster,  house  15  Sudbury 
McEnally  Richard,  machinist,  h.  108  E.  Dedham 
McEneff  Thomas,  laborer,  house  8  SuiTolk 
McEntee  John,  laborer,  house  106  E.  Dedham 
McFall  John,  laborer,  house  4  Cooper 
McFann  James,  laborer,  house  5.^  Cross 
McFarlam  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  14  Jofterson  block 
McFarland  Catharine,  widow,  house  103  Endicot 
McFarland  Charles  H.  stone  cutter,  b.  11  Clark 
McFarland  Duncan,  house  104  Sea 
McFarland  Hannah  Mrs.  nurso,  h.  11  Clark 
McFarland  Horace  {Edw'd  Dcnm/ is  Co.),  108  Milk 
McFarland  Michael,  groceries,  206  Ann 
McFarland  William,  actor,  house  18  Tileston 
McFarlane  Thomas,  machinist,  b.  126  D,  n.  Third 
McFarlane  Walter,  machinist,  b.  Tyler,  c.  Curve 
McFarlen  James,  laborer,  h.  Bolton,  near  C 
McFarlen  Owen,  oysters,  157  Ann,  house  do. 
McFee  Margaret,  widow,  house  r.  432  Commerc'l 
McFeeley  Ann,  house  94  Fourth,  near  A 
McGaffigin  James,  laborer,  h.  6  N.  Centre 
McGah  Michael,  laborer,  house  5  Prince 
McGail  .Tames,  tailor,  h.  2  Newman's  block 
McGale  Barnard,  laborer,  h.  15  S.   Margin 
McGann  Edward,  blacksmith,  h.  9  East  st.  place 
McGarey  Daniel,  laborer,  house  5.J  Cross 
McGarvin  John,  laborer,  house  4  Charlestown 
McGary  Andrew,  laborer,  house  Kentle 
McGary  Philip,  house  8  Kingston 
McGary  Thomas,  tailor,  house  9  Sullivan  place 
McGaw  John  T.  tailor,  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
McGawley  Francis,  laborer,  house  Fabin 
McGee  Harriet,  widow,  house  Havre,  E.  Boston 
McGee  John,  glass  blower,  h.  Third,  near  A 
McGee  Margaret  Mrs.  h.  36  Washington  square 
McGee  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Northamp'n,  c.  Suffolk 
McGee  Philip,  rope  maker,  boards  Milldam 
McGee  Rosanna,  house  13  Oswego 
McGitf  Baron,  laborer,  house  82  Eliot 
McGill  Hugh,  blacksmith,  house  26  Oswego 
McGill  John,  baker,  9  Broadway 
MuGiW  (Robert)    &    Fearing    (t.   B.),    proprietors 
E.xchange  Coffee  House,  Congress  square  and 
Devonshire  st. 
McGillicuddy  Ann,  house  6  Columbia 
McGillicuddy  Dennis,  printer,  h.  129  Essex 
McGillicuddy  John,  clerk,  155  Ann 
McGillin  Francis,  laborer,  h.  7  Charlestown 
McGillin  Michael,  teamster,  house  3  Commercial 
McGilvray  David  F.    {Jewett,  McGilvray   §    Co.), 

house  37  S.  Cedar 
McGinley  John,  glass  packer,  h.  Third,  near  C 
McGinley  John,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  A 
McGinn  Barney,  marble  polisher,  b.  r.  65  Charles 
McGinn  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  2  Hancock  row 


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BOSTON       [M]       DIRECTORY 


McGinn  Patrick,  paver,  house  r.  31  Cross 
McGinnis  Barney,  house  4  Bridge  st.  court 
McGinnis  Charles,  blacksmith,  h.  32  Oneida 
McGinnis  James,  laborer,  house  3  Prince 
McGinnis  Jas.  laborer,  h.  Havre,  c.  Porter,  E.  B. 
McGinnis  James,  laborer,  h.  3  Hancock  rovy 
McGinnis  James,  laborer,  house  18  8.  Margin 
McGinnis  John,  house  22  South  Margin 
McGinnis  Neal,  tailor,  boards  2  Mason  court 
McGinnis  William,  laborer,  h.  Purchase,  c.  Broad 
McGinnis  Hugh,  laborer,  house  Creek  square 
McGinniss  Donald,  tailor,  house  2  Mason  court 
McGinniston  Barnard,  laborei,  h.  Langdon  place 
McGinty  John,  trader,  house  167  Ann 
McGirr  Francis  F.  gold  beater,  2  Water,  h.  71  Eliot 
JIcGirr  Francis  S.  gold  beater,  r.   45  Washington, 

boards  9  Elm 
McGivney  Michael,  laborer,  h.  12  South  Margin 
McGlailin  William,  laborer,  boards  96  Endicot 
McGlancey  Michael,  laborer,  house  5o  Atkinson 
McGlanchy  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  r.  83  Endicot 
McGlenan  Henry  A.  printer,  bds.  Hanover  House 
McGloughlin  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  206  Ann 
McGogarty  Owen,  carpenter,  house  W.  Dedham 
McGonagle  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  rear  lo6  Hanover 
McGonagle  Eliza,  widow,  house  r.  68  P'riend 
McGonagle  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  rear  Silver,  n.  B 
McGonagle  Hugh,  house  9  Cross 
McGonagle  James,  laborer,  house  9  East  st.  place 
McGonagle  John,  laborer,  h.  22  Thacher  court 
McGonagle  Mary  A.  widow,  h.  9  Bridge  st.   court 
McGonagle  Wm.  laborer,  h.  10  Bridge  st.  court 
McGonagan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  14  Cross 
McGonigin  Barney,  laborer,  house  6  N.  Centre 
McGonnaglc  Dan'l,  h.  Chels'a,  n.  Benningt'n,  E.B. 
McGonnagle  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Havre,  n.  Mavr'k 
McGonnagle  Neal,  h.  Chelsea,  n.  Benningt'n,  E.B. 
McGoorty  Peter,  grocer,  house  G3  Eliot 
McGordishkan  John,  laborer,  h.  6  Quincy 
McGork  John,  gardener,  house  Third,  near  F 
McGorrey  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  46  Prince 
McGovern  John,  clerk  B.  &  P.  R.  R.  h.  7  Marion 
McGovern  John,  laborer,  boards  19  Garden 
McGovern  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
McGovern  Peter,  tailor,  house  Bolton,  near  B 
McGowan  Ann,  widow,  h.  3  Hancock  row 
McGowan  Daniel,  house  19  E.  Orange 
McGowan  Daniel,  jr.  house  10  Oxford  place 
McGowan  Dennis  S.  physician  and  apothecary,  66 

Turnpike,  c.  Broadway,  house  do. 
McGowan  James,  laborer,  house  2  Mulberry  pi. 
McGowan  John,  tailor,  house  6  N.  End  block 
McGowan  John,  opposite  4  Theatre  alley 
McGowan  John  J.  physician,  94  Tyler 
McGowan  Margarette,  widow,  house  32  Cross 
McGowan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Ferry  wharf,  E.  B. 
McGowan  Roger,  laborer,  house  14  Bridge 
McGowan  Terrance,  laborer,  house  44  S.  Margin 
McGowan  William  S.  119  Wash.  h.  at  Charles'town 
McGrah  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Maverick,  c.  London 
McGrath  Francis,  blacksmith,  h.  Lewis,  E.  Boston 
McGrath  Frank,  laborer,  house  r.  68  Friend 
McGrath  Mary,  widow,  h.  Cottage,  near  Maverick 
McGrath  Mary,  widow,  house  Gold,  near  B 
McGrath  Michael,  laborer,  house  Colony 
McGrath  Morris,  paper  stainer,  house  39  Oneida 
McGrath  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  96  Warren 
McGrath  Redman,  shoe  maker,  h.  r.  Lewis,  E.  B. 
McGrath  Terrence,  boarding,  4  Wharf 
McGrath  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Suliblk,  n.  Arnold 
McGrath  Thomas,  laborer,  house  15  Belmont 
McGratty  James,  boarding,  39  Carver 
McGravy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  W.  Dedham 
McGraw  Patrick,  laborer,  house  2  Povvars  court 
McGray  James,  cooper,  h.  New,  E.  Boston 
McGreece  Daniel,  laborer,  house  rear  31  Cross 
McGregor  Alexander,  proprietor  Stackpole  House 
McGregor  George  C.  porter,  3  Pearl,  b.   188  Han- 
over [wf.  h.  46  Chesnut 
McGregor  James  &  Co.  {J.  Simesy,  teas,  7  Central 


McGrevey  George,  millwright,  h.  Paris,  n.  Sumner 
McGrul  Michael,  oysters,  112  Ann,  house  do. 
McGue  William,  grocer,  216  Ann,  house  do. 
McGuire  Ann,  house  21  Tileston 
McGurie  Catharine,  washing,  h.  534  Washington 
McGuire  Dennis,  tailor,  house  6  Sullivan  place 
McGuu'e  Edward,  laborer,  house  1  Margaret 
McGuire  Francis,  slater,  house  Cove  place 
McGuire  Hugh,  33  Commerc'l  whf.  h.  8  Sister 
McGuire  James,  laborer,  house  44  Vine 
McGuire  Michael,  tailor,  house  12  Federal  ct. 
McGuire  Michael,  dry  goods,  55  Atkinson,  h.  do. 
McGuire  Michael,  blacksmith,  h.  Erin  alley,  E.  B. 
McGuire  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  83  Endicot 
McGuire  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  25  Washington  sq. 
McGuire  Philip,  laborer,  house  38  N.  Margin 
McGuire  Richard,  laborer,  house  rear  2  Cove 
McGuire  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Erin  alley 
McGuire  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
McGuken  Barney,  laborer,  house  r.  170  Ann 
McGukey  Henry,  waiter,  13  Lancaster  [place 

McCiurr  Elizabeth,  widow,  seamstress,  h.  4  Lowell 
McGurt  John,  gardener,  h.  Third,  near  F 
McHaffey  John,  book  binder,  b.  Scott  court 
McHouU  David,  freight  agent,  house  Swan 
McHugh  Henry,  carpenter,  boards  8  Mason 
McHugh  Michael,  laborer,  house  29  Merrimac 
McHugh  Patrick,  laborer,  house  13  S.  Margin 
McHugh  Philip,  laborer,  house  8  Grove 
McHugh  Terence,  wood  and  coal,  Sea,  near  S.  B. 

bridge,  house  24  Pleasant 
McHugh  Terrance,  tailor,  b.  55  Atkinson 
McHugh  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  20  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Mcllvin  Hiram,  b.  67  Carver 

Melntier  Chas.  broker,  5  Exchange,  h.  at  Woburn 
Mclntirc  Andrew,  h.  8  Henchman  lane 
Mclntire  Catharine  Mrs.  house  174  Ann 
Mclntire  Daniel,  shoe  maker,  50  Cambridge,  h.  19 

Wall  [chant,  48  Federal,  h.  at  Melrose 

Mclntire  John,  auctioneer  and   commission    mer- 
Mclntiie  John,  house  23  South  Russell 
Mclntire  John  O.  wagoner,  h.  6  College  court 
Mclntire  Joseph,  housewright,  h.  65  Margin- 
Mclntire  Joseph,  printer,  bds.  2  Blossom  court 
Mclntire  Martin,  machinist,  bds.  Richmond  House 
Mclntire  R.  plumber,  101  Fourth 
Mclntire  Samuel,  S.  Boston  Hotel,  73  Fourth 
Mclntire  Samuel,  clerk,  bds.  2  Blossom  court 
Mclntire  Theodore  B.  com.  mer.  114  Com'l,  house 

34  Portland 
Mclntire  Thos.  {Sinmicms  (S,  M.),  h.  2  Blossom  ct. 
Mclntire  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Webster,  n.  Cottage 
Mclntire  William,  bds.  Webster,  n.  Cottage 
Mcintosh  L.  F.  house  Chardon,  near  Hawkins 
Mcintosh  Wm.  tailor,  house  rear  6  Kellam  pi. 
Mclntyre  Peter  (J.  H.  Bennett  &;  Co.),  ship  stores, 

88  Commercial,  house  93  Salem 
Mclntyre  Wm.  37  Tremont  row,  h.  556  Wash. 
McKann  Francis,  marble  polisher,  b.  r.  65  Charles 
McKanna  Catharine,  widow,  house  Silver,  n.  B 
McKanna  Ellen,  widow,  h.  1  Pleasant  street  court 
McKasset  Wm.  house  Third,  near  A 
McKay  Christopher,  clerk,  Maverick  sq. 
McKay  D.  R.  com.  mer.  50  Commercial 
McKay  Donald,  ship  builder.  Meridian,  h.  White 
McKay  James  T.  {Slater S^  McKay),  house  Maverick 

square,  E.  B.  '  [4  N.  Hudson 

McKay  John,  housewright,  5  Charlestown,  house 
McKay  John,  cabinetmaker,  h.  Third, n.  Dorches'r 
McKay  Wm.  P.  &  Co.  (//.   T.  Spear  S;  J-   W.  L. 

Broion),  jewellers  and  watch  mak's,  195  Wash- 
ington, house  35  Kneeland 
McKee  Patrick,  machinist,  house  A,  near  Fourth 
McKee  Robert,  h.  Harrison  ave.  c.  Blake's  ct. 
McKeena  Henry,  laborer,  h.  2  Carney  place 
McKeever  Stephen,  laborer,  house  Kentle 
McKegg  John,  laborer,  house  14  Second 
McKenley  Dennis  (Johnson  S^  M.),  h.  Highland  pi. 
McKenna  Alexander,  junk,  Lincoln's  wharf 
McKenna  Arthur,  boarding,  3  Cross 


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McKenna  Charlotte  Mrs.  house  4  Newton  place 
McKenna  Colby,  laborer,  h.  25  Short  Second 
McKenna  James,  marble  sawyer,  bds.  r.  6-5  Charles 
McKenna  James,  painter,  house  30  Piedmont 
McKenna  James,  laborer,  h.  rear  18  Merrimac 
McKenna  John,  tailor,  house  98  Salem 
McKenna  Laughlin,  blacksmith,  house  Summer,  c. 

Simimer  place  [Meridian,  East  Boston 

McKenna  Margaret,  dry  goods.  Lexington,  boards 
McKenna  John,  hatter,  2  Wasliington,  h.  30  Lowell 
McKenna  Patrick,  grocer,  Minot,  c.  Nashua 
McKenney  Alexander,  junk  store,  h.  3  Bartlett 
McKenney  Andrew,  mason,  house  19  Castle 
McKenney  David,  gardener,  house  1  Church  pi. 
McKenney  James  M.  printer,  house  19  Billerica 
McKenney  John,  laborer,  h.  London,  n.  Sumner 
McKenney  Wm.  ballast  lighter,  h.  3  Salutation 
McKenny  Owen,  shoe  maker,  h.  11  Kingston  pi. 
McKenny  Sarah,  widow,  r.  34  Kingston 
McKenzie  Angus,  machinist,  b.  Fort  avenue 
McKenzie  John,  blacksmith,  house  rear  Swan 
McKenzie  Wm.  cutter,  69  Ann  ' 

McKeon  John,  tailor,  house  5o  Pitts 
McKeon  Michael,  boot  maker,  h.  128  Purchase 
McKever  James,  captain,  h.  r.  6  Spear  alley 
McKinley  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  3  Mechanic 
McKinley  Rose,  widow,  house  rear  9  Cross 
McKinley  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  516  Commercial 
McKim  Wm.  W.  clerk,  29  CornhiU 
McKinney  {James)  &  Story  {Wm.),  stair  builders, 

81  Endieot,  house  4  Genesee 
McKinnsy  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  106  Sea 
McKown  Francis,  stone  cutter,  h.  10  Andover 
McKown  John  A.  sheet  iron  worker,  h.  39  Salem 
McKowne  Michael,  grocer,  h.  Newland  [Lucas  pi. 
McKoy  James  A.  engineer   B  &.  W.  11.    R.  h.  7 
McLan  John,  gardener,  house  13  Essex  place 
McLane  Charles  R.  carpenter,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
McLane  Eliza,  widow,  house  7  Hamilton 
McLane  James,  laborer,  16  Washington  avenue 
McLane  John,  trader,  house  2  Mechanic 
McLane  John,  carpenter,  boards  13  Broadway 
McLane  Levi,  painter,  7  Albany,  h.  2  llinggold 
McLane  William,  machinist,  house  3  Cotting 
McLarty  W.  tailor,  Sumner,  n.  Havre,  h.  Chelsea 
McLaughlin  Barnard,  trader,  h.  3  Exchange  av. 
McLaughlin  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  22  Thacher  ct. 
McLaughlin  Daniel,  laborer,  house  3  Mechanic 
McLaughlin  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  r.  798  Washington 
McLaughlin  Donald,  laborer,  h.  31  Merrimac 
McLaughlin  Edward,  laborer,  3  South  street  court 
McLaughlin  Edw.  laborer,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
McLauglilin  Ellen,  widow,  h.  r.  Havre,  n.  Sumner 
McLaughlin  Francis,  laborer,  house  29  Cross 
McLaughlin  George,  job  wagon,  h.  2  Lowell    [n.  C 
McLaughlin   Hiram,  supt.  Salt  Works,  h.   Bolton, 
McLaughlin  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  63  N.  Margin 
McLaughlin  Hugh,  grocer,  house  134  Ann 
McLaughlin  Hugh,  laborer,  house  115  Ann 
McLaughlin  James,  laborer,  house  2  Lowell 
McLaughlin  James,  laborer,  10  Hamilton 
McLaughlin  James,  laborer,  h.  London,  n.  Sumner 
McLaughlin  James,  laborer,  house  3  Eddy  place 
McLaughlin  James,  laborer,  house  13  Hamburg 
McLaughlin  James,  laborer,  h.  229  Broad 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  h.  30  Stilhnan 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  h.  18  N.  Centre 
McLaughlin  John,  boot  maker,  151  Purchase,  h.  do. 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  h.  3  Hancock  row 
McLauglilin  John,  laborer,  house  8  Grove 
McLaughlin  John,  tailor,  house  22  Endieot 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  h.  2  Thacher  court 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  house  Ontario 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  house  17  Adams 
McLaughlin  John,  grocer,  house  124  Ann 
McLaughlin  John,  mariner,  h.  Kelley  place,  E.  B. 
McLaughlin  John,  tailor,  h.  Cooper,  c.  Salem 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  house  8  Cooper 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  house  153  Ann 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 


McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  house  Decatur,  E.  B. 
McLaughlin  Martin,  hatter,  bds.  6  Central  ct. 
McLaughlin  Michael,  laborer,  house  Clark's  alley 
McLaughlin  Michael,  fisherman,  house  24  Barrett 
McLaughlin  Neal,  laborer,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
McLaughlin  Neal,  laborer,  h.  8  Norwich 
McLaughlin  Neal,  laborer,  house  20  Morton 
McLaughlin  Oliver  W.  tailor,  bds.  6  Central  court 
McLaughlin  Owen,  laborer,  house  227  Broad 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  13  Adams 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  shoes,  81  South,  house  do. 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer.  Turnpike,  n.  Fourth 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  156  Fourth 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  7  Theatre  alley 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  6  Medford 
McLaughlin  Sani'l,  laborer,  bds.  Sumner,  c.  Havre 
McLaughlin  Susan  Mrs.  boarding,  254  Ann 
McLaughlin  Thos.  h'dcartman,  h.  10  Bridge  st.  ct. 
McLaughlin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  r.  117  Essex 
McLaughlin  Wm.  laborer,  h.  Erin  alley,  E.  B. 
McLaughlin  Wm.  13  Haverhill,  h.  Lancaster 
McLaughlin  Wm.  truckman,  h.  6  Medford 
McLaughlin  Wm.  truckman,  h.  8  Hamburg 
McLean  Alexander,  house  4  Osborn  place 
McLean  Duncan,  printer,  house  Meridian,  E.  B. 
McLean  George,  laborer,  house  39  Middlesex 
McLean  John,  laborer,  house  8  Charlestown 
McLean  John,  bds.  4  Osborn  place. 
McLean  Roland  {Cadi/  ^  McL.),  18  Harvard  pi. 
McLean  Sophia,  carpet  maker,  rear  5  Mason 
McLear  Owen,  shoemaker,  Maverick,  n.  Paris 
McLear  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  25  Essex 
McLearn  John,  house  Everett,  c.  Hooton  ct. 
McLellan  Charles  W.,  Custom  House,  h.  London, 

near  Decattir,  E.  Boston 
McLellan  Francis,  painter,  bds.  5  Mason 
McLellan  George  W.  cigar  maker,  h.  1  Salem  pi. 
Mcljcllan  George  Wm.  30  India,  h.  6  Florence 
McLellan  George  W.  cigar  maker,  137  Hanover,  h. 

1  Salem  place 
McLellan  Isaac,  merchant,  India,  h.  57  Carver 
McLellan  Mary  E.  widow,  house  18  Friend 
McLellan  Wm.   H.  merchandise  broker,  23  India, 

house  4  Florence 
McLeod  John,  Oak  Hall,  house  17  Cambridge 
McLernon  David,  house  Sun  court  place        [E.  B. 
McLoud  James,  shipwright,   house  Lexington  pi. 
McMahan  Bridget,  house  4  Sweetser  court 
McMahau  Edward,  machinist,  h.  13  Wheeler's  ct. 
Mc^Iahan  Francis,  house  Liverpool,  c.  Maverick 
McMahan  James,  slater,  house  49  Albany 
McMahan  James,  laborer,  house  96  Nashua 
McMahan  James,  boards  5  Kneeland 
McMahan  James,  tailor,  house  rear  90  Sea 
McMahan  John,  laborer,  b.  4  Sweetser  court 
McMalian  Thomas,  trader,  house  Gold,  corner  A 
McMahon  John,  laborer,  house  rear  11  S.  Margin 
McMahon  John  B.  Rev.  house  4  Moon 
McManaman  William,  laborer,  house  68  Friend 
McManamy  Cliarles,  blacksmith,  house  17  Orange 
McMann  Thomas,  laborer,  house  2  Emery  place 
McManno  Terrence,  laborer,  house  5  May  st.  place 
McMannus  Terrence,  laborer,  house  11  Williams 
McManus  Barney,  laborer,  h.  110  E.  Dedham 
McManus  Catherine,  widow,  house  9  Bridge  st.  ct. 
McManus  Charles,  wagoner,  house  15  Morton 
McManus  Charles,  3  Long  wf.  house  15  Morton 
McManus  Charles,  sail  maker,  house  6  Battery 
Mc^Manus  Hugh,  tailor,  4  Court  av.  h.  32  Stillman 
McManus  James,  sawyer,  h.  r.  First,  n.  Dorchester 
McManus  James,  grocer,  77  Sea,  house  do. 
McManus  John,  mason,  house  rear  1  Church 
McManus  Margaret,  widow,  house  6  Fruit  st.  ct. 
McManus  Michael,  laborer,  house  18  N.  Bennet 
McManus  Michael,  currier,  house  52  Essex 
McManus  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  First,  n.  Dorchester 
McManus  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  44  S.  Margin 
McManus  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
McManus  Patrick,  contractor,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
McMartin  Robert,  laborer,  house  62  Atkinson 


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BOSTON      [L]      DIRECTORY 


McMath  John,  painter,  5  Charlestown,  h.  6  do. 
McM;ith  Joseph,  painter,  house  132  Endicot 
McMenaman  Charles,  laborer,  house  44  Friend 
McMichael  R.  C.  coachsraith,   house  27  Atkinson 
McMichens  Charles,  laborer,  h.  Creek  sq.   [Eighth 
McMinnies  Saul,  blacksmith,  house  Old  Harbor,  c. 
McMinmun  John,  laborer,  house  r.  10  S.  Margin 
McMorrow  Felix,   brass  finisher,  h.  1  Snowhill  av. 
McMullen  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  2  Rochester 
McMullen  Joseph,  tailor,  h.  9  Federal  court 
McMullen  Patrick,  tailor,  house  30  Kingston 
McMullen  Robert,  book  binder,  b.  188  Harr.  av. 
McMullen  William,  jr.  {Pettes  <Sr  McM.),  house  at 

Cambridgeport 
McMullen  V.  {M.  Woods  &;  Co.),  h.  6  Bridge  st.  ct. 
McNab  John,  laborer,  h.  Saratoga,  n.  Chelsea 
McNab  John,  house  9  Winter 
McNally  Honoria,  house  3  May  »t.  place 
McNally  James,  grocer,  84  Eliot,  house  do. 
McNamara  Colman,  scowman,  house  Gold,  n.  A 
McNaniara  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
McNamara  Daniel,  mason,  h.  8  Adams  place 
McNamara  Frank,  laborer,  house  12  Grove 
McNamara  George,  blacksmith,  Harr.  av.  c.  Castle, 

house  17  Orange  lane 
McNamara  John,  laborer,  house  rear  59  Eliot 
McNamara  John,  laborer,  house  3  Change  avenue 
McNamara  Lot,  mason,  house  23  Vine 
McNamara  Michael,  laborer,  house  21  E.  Orange 
McNamara  Michael,  mason,  house  23  Vine 
McNamara  Michael,  laborer,  h.  50  South         [2  do. 
McNamara  Patrick,  junk  store,  5  Charlcstown,  h. 
McNamara  Patrick,   machinist,  h.  104  E.  Dedham 
McNamara  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  8  Canal 
McNamara  Thos.  teamster,  h.  First,  n.   Turnpike 
McNamee  Patrick,  cabman,  house  99  Tyler 
McNarlen  Michael,  handcartman,  h.  44  N.  Margin 
McNatney  Thomas,  laborer,  house  12  Cross 
McNaughton  James,  carpenter,  house  13  Vine 
McNeal  Daniel,  laborer,  house  3  S.  Margin 
McNeal  Hu!jh,  laborer,  house  Colony 
McNeal  John,  groceries,  4  Mechanic 
McNeil  John  E.  499  Wash,  house  95  Tremont 
McNeil  Patrick,  tailor,  house  8  Tileston 
McNeil  William  J.  painter,  b.  6  Rollins  place 
McNeill  .John,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  95  Tremont 
McNeill  William,  lather,  house  25  Prince 
McNelly  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
McNerney  Sophia,  widow,  h.  S.  Margin,  cor.  Pitts 
McNiell  John,  surveyor,  Custom  House,  h.  Edin- 

boro',  corner  Beach 
McNiff  Charles,  tailor,  house  48  Endicot 
McNinch  Robert,  laborer,  house  16  Hamburg 
McNought  Mary,  widow,  h.  2  Paris  court 
McNulty  Ann,  widow,  h.  Maverick,  n.  London 
McNulty  Charles,  laborer,  house  63  Endicot 
McNutt  John  J.  carpenter,  boards  445  Washington 
McPeak  John,  teamster,  house  Third,  near  C 
McPhail  Andrew  M.  jr.  book  keeper,  416  Wash.  h. 

38  Hudson 
McPhail  Wm.  cl'k,  356  Wash.  b.  20  La  Grange  pi. 
McPhaill  James,  butcher,  b.  Lamson,  E.  B. 
McPhaill  John  A.  pilot,  house  Webster,  E.  B. 
McPhee  Cornelius,  shipwright,  house  London 
McPhely  John,  coachman,  h.  4  May  st.  place 
McPherson  Walter  ( \V.  J.  4f  IF.  McPhersotr) 
McPherson  Wm.  J.  \-  W.  decorative  painters,  Der- 
by Range,  Court,  b.  30  Cambridge 
McPhilomy  P.  painter,  Athens,  near  C 
McPike  Dennis,  tailor,  liouse  5  Humphrey  place 
McPike  James,  laborer,  house  6  Thacher  court 
McQuade  Mary,  widow,  house  6  N.  Centre 
McQuaide  John,  laborer,  house  Second,  S.  B. 
McQuan  Patrick,  tailor,  house  9  Sturgis  place 
McQtiarrie  (FF/w.)  &  Mattoon  (,/6<A«,y»'.),  clothing,' 

232  Ann,  boards  2)4  Hanover 
McQueeny  Laughlin,  laborer,  h.  Knecland,  n.  South 
McQueeny  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  n.  South 
McQuestcn  Joseph,  hackman,  h.  224  Harrison  av. 
McQuinn  John,  tailor,  90  Ann 


McQuinn  Michael,  laborer,  house  80  Kneeland 
McQuinn  Michael,  laborer,  house  20  Wash,  place 
McRae  Ann  C.  widow,  house  2  Oliver  place 
McRae  Elizabeth,  milliner,  h.  2  Oliver  place 
McReaddy  Ann  Mrs.  house  A,  near  Fourth 
McReady  Mary,  widow,  house  100  Purchase 
McSoler  John,  laborer,  house  Milldam 
McSoley  Dennis,  handcartman,  h.  12  Atkinson 
McSweeny  Catherine,  laundress,  h.  22  Williams 
McSweeny  Daniel,  laborer,  house  2  Belmont 
McTeague  Henry,  laborer,  house  Cove  place 
McTeague  Peter,  laborer,  house  107  Hudson 
McVay  Cornelius,  tailor,  house  46  Beach 
McVay  Michael,  laborer,  house  4  Charlcstown 
McVay  Nancy,  widow,  house  8  Kingston  st.  comt 
McVin  James,  wagoner,  h.  r.  9  Federal  court 
McWeeney  Patrick,  book  keeper,  45  Ann 
McWilliams  John,  spar  maker,  house  Meridian 
McWilliams  Samuel,  joiner,  house  IMeridian 
McWilliams  William,  porter,  8  Liberty   square,  h. 

61  Atkinson 
Meacham  Geo.  broker,  9  State,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Meacham  Jeremiah  F.  laborer,  house  25  Minot 
Meacham  Joel  E.  24  F.  H.  Market,  b.  18  Salera 
Meacham  Loring,  cooper,  house  23  Cross 
Mead  Chas.  apothecary,  100  Turnpike,  h.  Atlantic 
Mead  Charles,  job  wagon,  boards  44  Portland 
Mead  Charles  C.  printer,  4  State,  h.  88  Leveret 
Mead  Samuel  O.  broker,  2  Change  avenue,  house 

at  Watertown 
Mead  Thomas,  house  48  Lowell 
Mead  Tiiomas,  grocer,  Kneeland,  c.  South,  h.  do. 
Mead  William  W.  hardware,  5  Union  block,  house 

at  AVatertown  [434  Wash.  h.  436  do. 

Meade  {Thoinas)  &  Palmer  {Edwin  A.),  furniture, 
Meader  Joseph  S.  job  wagon,  h.  Marginal,  E.  B. 
Meadows  Christian,  engraver,  5  Bromficld,  house 

at  Charlcstown 
Mealey  John,  cooper,  house  5  Harmony  court 
Means  Alexander,   carpenter,  b.  5  Kneeland  place 
Means  (Isaac)  &  Clark  (Lot),  commission  inerch. 

14  Central  wharf,  h.  58  Harr.  avenue 
Means  James,  treasurer  Esse.K  Printing  Company, 

55  Kilby,  house  22  Edinboro' 
Means  John,  laborer,  house  23  W.  Dedham 
Means  Patrick,  laborer,  house  47  Federal 
Means  Thomas,  house  3  Harvard 
!Mears  Daniel,  baker,  house  r.  8  East  st.  place 
Mears  Elijah,  house  3  Chapman  place 
Mears  Granville,  oil,  99  Water,  house  34  Green 
Mears  John,  mariner,  house  15  SuHblk 
Mears  John,  jr.  {D.  Prmity  ^-  Co.),  19  N.  Market, 

house  at  Dorchester 
Mears  Patrick,  laborer,  house  101  Endicot 
Measures  Daniel  B.  bonnet  maker,  h.  29  Deacon 
Mecum  Ann  E.  widow  of  Geo.  h.  44  Leveret 
Medceif  Ellis  H.  spar  maker,  bds.  6  Unity  court 
Medceif  William,  carpenter,  h.  6  Unity  court 
Meed  Reuben  W.  painter,  h.  10  Garden 
Meehan  James,  laborer,  h.  Gold,  n.  A 
Meehin  Felix,  laborer,  h.  7  Charlcstown 
Meek  Samuel,  jeweller,  4  Court  av.  h.  44  Pleasant 
Meeker  Joseph,  oysters,  6  Jefferson  block 
Meer  John  B.  clerk,  h.  28  Blossom 
Meesick  Robert,  hair  dresser,  1  Chapel  place 
Megie  William  J.  piano-forte  maker,  b.  9  Camden 
Megreth  John  (Byrne  iSr  M.),  52  Federal 
Mehagin  John,  laborer,  h.  A,  n.  Third 
Mehiggin  John,  sail  maker,  h.  106  Purchase 
Mehiggin  Timothy,  hair  dresser,  h.  r.  86  Chesnut 
Meikie  Robert,  laborer,  h.  164  Purchase 
Melcher  Charles  J.  painter,  h.  6  Medford  ct. 
Melcher  Charles  S.  clerk  Fall  River  R.  R.,  Knee- 
land, c.  South,  h.  112  Hudson 
Melcher  Nathaniel,  Post  Office,  h.  100  Federal 
Melcher  Olive,  h.  6  Medford  ct. 
Melcher  Sarah,  widow,  h.  10  Oliver  pi. 
Melcher  Wm.  N.  8  Court,  h.  at  Lynn        [Dock  sq. 
Melendy  (Samuel  B.)  &  David  (B.  B.),  whips,  8 
Melledge  Catharine,  widow,  h.  119  Harrison  av. 


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Melledj^e  James  P.  merchant,  26  Foster's  wharf, 
h.  119  Harrison  av. 

Mellen  Aaron  M.  (Bassett  <^  M.),  bds.  105  Hudson 

Mellen  Charles  T.  27  Devonshire 

Mellen  Emerv,  hatter,  3  Union 

Mellen  Fred.'H.  (Mellen  &;  Co.),  b.  N.  Eng.  House 

Mellen  George  K.  {J.  F.  cS,  G.  K.  Mellen),  bds.  9 
Brattle  sq. 

Mellen  George  L.  {Putnam  A-  AT.),  27  Devonshire 

Mellen  G.  W.  F.  druggist  and  chemist,  8  Hichborn 
block,  h.  at  Roxbury 

Mellen  Henry,  h.  18  Oneida 

Mellen  Henry  A.  {Mellen  4-  Co.),  b.  Marlboro'  Hotel 

Mellen  Isaac  jM.  fish  dealer,  h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorchest. 

Mellen  John  F.  &  G.  K.  hatters,  3  Union,  h.  rear 
97  Cambridge 

Mellen  Mary,  widow,  house  rear  432  Commercial 

Mellen  Michael,  laborer,  h.  10  Grove 

Mellen  &  Co.  ( W.  R.  Norcross,  F.  H.  ^  H.  A.  Mel- 
len), china  and  glass  ware,  16,  18,  and  20  Mer- 
chants' row  [h.  42  Pinckney 

Mellen  Moses,  furniture  &  feathers.  Union,  c.  Ann, 

Mellen  Samuel,  teamster,  h.  5  N.  Charles 

Mellen  {Thomas  S.),  Hill  (£).),  &  Co.  (./.  Broion 
<Sr  J.  S.  fVeeks),  fish  dealers,  head  Philadelphia 
l^acket  Pier,  h.  at  Charlestown 

Melligan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  134  Sea 

Mellish  Henry  W.  coach  maker,  h.  11  Myrtle  ct. 

Mellish  Wra.  E.  cabinet  maker  and  carver,  ol  Cam- 
bridge, h.  8  Lawrence  place 
Mellon  Wm.  blacksmith,  Harr.  av.  opp.  Olive  pi. 
Mellow  Wm.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  844  Wash. 
Melony  John,  laborer,  house  r.  9  Sea 
Meloon  Abner  A.  oysters,  94  Sea,  h.  do. 
Meloon  David  C.  truckman,  h.  58  South 
Meloon  Julia,  governess  Feni.  Asylum,  584  Wash. 
Melville  Geo.  W.  cabinet  maker,  h.  r.  20  S.  Margin 
Melville  Wm.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  4  Genesee 
Melvin  A.  L.  h.  40  Oak 

Melvin  Alonzo  A.,  Custom  House,  h.  28  Essex 
Melvin  Aug.  A.  reiieshm'nts,  10  Com'l,  h.  3  Hawley 
Melvin  Benjamin,  engineer,  h.  Haven 
Melvin  David,  h.  104  Purchase  [Congress 

Melvin  (Isaac)  &  Youns:  (Isaiah  B.),  architects,  5 
IMelvin  James  S.  (Smith  &;  M.),  h.  30  Pearl 
Melvin  Mary,  widow,  h.  20  Brighton 
Melvin  Samuel,  printer,  17  Cornhill,  h.  Central  sq. 
Melvin  T.  D.  restorator,  100  Commercial 
Melvin  Wm.  16  F.  H.  Market,  h.  19  Lowell 
Melvin  &  Page,  contractors,  5  Congress 
Melzar  Augustus  P.  apothecary,  Sutiblk,  c.  Canton, 

h.  4  Ringgold 
Melzar  Hannah  G.  widow,  nurse,  h.  3  Porter 
Melzard  George,  boarding  house,  123  Purchase 
Melzard  O.  Q.  sail  mkr.  42  India,  b.  Murray  ct.  E.  B. 
Melzard  Thomas,  bds.  123  Purchase 
Menard  Sidney  R.  merchant  tailor,  25  Bromfield, 

boards  22  Bulfinch 
Mendell  Charles,  laborer,  house  r.  29  Prince 
Mendenhall  John,  silversmith,  h.  Bolton,  n.  E 
Mendum  John  A.  teller  Eagle  Bk.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Mendum  John  O.  grocer,  60  Leveret,  b.  105  Chamb. 
Mendum  John  S.  blacksmith,  h.  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Mendum  Josiah  P.  proprietor  of  the  Investigator, 

35  Washington,  h.  7  Genesee 
Mendum  Willis  B.  grocer,  52  Salem 
Menxx  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  20  AVashington  pi. 
Meolling  Theodore,  music  teacher,  bds.  32  Essex 
Meredith  Hinman,  auctioneer,  17  Congress,  W.  I. 
goods,  h.  S.  Boston  Pt.  [h.  2  Providence 

Meriam  Chas.  prop,  livery  stable,  Ex.  Coffee  House, 
Meriam  Edward  P.  secretary  New  England  Mutual 

Marine  Insurance  Company,  h.  14  Ashland 
Meriam  H.  C,  Custom  H.  h.  at  N.  Tewksbury 
Meriam  Jonas,  jr.  &  Co.  (/.  S.  Pear),  grocery,  81 

Leveret,  h.  at  Billerica 
Meriam  Levi  B.  (Ellis  &:M.),  h.  125  Harrison  av. 
Meriam  Mary  W.  widow,  h.  47  Poplar 
Meriam  Nathaniel,    president   Mercantile  Marine 
Insurance  Company,  h.  14  Ashland 


Meriam  S.  &  W.  &.  Co.  (Silas  P.  A  IVm.  Meriam  S; 
T.  M.  Vinsonjr.),    grocers,  39  &  40  S.  Market 
Meriam  Soovill  S.  machinist,  h.  34  Kneeland 
Meriam  Silas  P.  (S.  ^  W.  Meriam  £g  Co.),  house  2-5 
Bowdoin  [Brighton 

Meriam  William  (S.  8;  W.  Meriam  S;  Co.),  house  at 
Merkle  Martin,  12  Beach,  h.  6  Suffolk 
Meroe  Uriah,  laborer,  h.  23  Belknap 
Merriam  Chas.  (Sai/lcs,  M.  tS-  Brevier),  h.  50  Bowdoin 
Merriam  Elisha,  cabinet  maker,  h.  4  N.  Charles 
Merriam  Ephraim  (  Thomas  c^-  M.),  b.  4  Avery  pi. 
Merriam  Erastus,  bds.  Marlboro'  Hotel 
Merriam  Ezra  L.  4  Union  block,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Merriam  Galen,  h.  81  Harrison  a  v. 
Merriam  Hunt,  stabler,  h.  32  Piedmont 
Merriam  Isaac,  boot  treer.  bds.  6  Quincy  pi. 
Merriam  Isaac,  house  64  Summer 
Merriam  James  W.  cl'k,  12  City  wf.  b.  64  Summer 
Merriam  Joseph  F.  50  &  52  Water,  bds.  11  Elm 
Merriam  Jos.   W.  produce,  29  Elm,  h.  7  Bussey  pi. 
Merriam  Lewis,  stabler,  Atkinson,  bds.  51  High 
Merriam  Mary  B.  widow,  bds.  81  Pleasant 
Merriam  Otis,  agent  Boston  ^^  Chelsea  Paper  Com- 
pany, 4  Union  block,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Merriam  Otis  W.  50  Commercial,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Merriam  P.  R.  1  Merchants'  row,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Merriam  Robert  L.  clerk,  Old  Colony  depot,  house 

64  Summer 
Merriam  Samuel,  bds.  10  Carver  [Carver 

Merriam  Sanmcl  F.  pressman,  8  Congress,  h.  10 
Merriam  Scovil  S.  machinist,  bds.  21  Albany 
Merriam  ( IFrtt.  C.)  &  Baker  (F.    IF.),  furnishing 

store,  5  Milk,  bds.  64  Summer 
Merriam  Wm.  H.  clerk  at  Albion  Hotel 
Merriam  Wm.  J.  master  transportation  Old  Colo- 
ny Railroad,  bds.  30  Hiidson 
Merrick  Francis  J.  55  Kilby 
Merrick  John  S.  93  Milk,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Merrick  Joshua  B.  carpenter,  h.  6  Lathrop  pi. 
Merrick  Thornton  A.,  Custom  H.  b.  54  Belknap 
Merrifield  Charles,  chiropedist,  51._i  Hanover,  h.  5 

Stillman 
Merrifield  Levi,  carpenter,   Union,  n.  Hanover,  h. 
at  Cambridge  [11  do. 

Merrifield  Moses,  furniture  and  groceries,  9  Sea,  h. 
Mcrrigan  Edmond,  trader,  h.  366  Commercial 
Merrigan  John,  laborer,  h.  Harrison  av.  c.  S.  May 
Merrigan  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  128  Purchase 
Merrill  Amos  B.  counsellor,  10  Court,  h.  36  Albany 
Merrill  Annis,  h.  29  S.  Suttblk  [bridge 

Merrill  Arthur,  broker,  7  Brattle  sq.  h.  at  Cam- 
Merrill  Benjamin  F.  clerk,  bds.  43  Porter 
Merrill  (5e?y'.  L.),  Eaton  (Moses,  jr.),  &  Co.  (Eze- 

kiel  Merrill),  clothing,  56  Ann,  b.  28  Eliot 
Merrill  C.  B.  46  Devonshire 
Merrill  Charles,  truckman,  h.  opp.  94  Beach 
Merrill  Charles,  Tremont  Bank,  h.  at  Maiden 
Merrill  Daniel,  house  24  La  Grange  place 
Merrill  Daniel,  captain,  house  7  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Merrill  David,  lighterman,  house  242  Hanover 
Merrill  David  C.  planer,  bds.  1  Rochester  [sq. 

Merrill  Ezekiel  (Merrill,  Eaton  ^  Co.),  h.  3  North 
Merrill  Francis,  hackman.  boards  8  Franklin 
Merrill  George,  currier,  62  Fulton 
Merrill  George,  commission  merchant,  5  Commer- 
cial, c.  Chatham,  h.  10  W.  Orange 
Merrill  George  W.  teamster,  house  6  Ontario 
Merrill  George  W.  18  Kilby,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Merrill  George  Wm.  309  Wash.  h.  11  Rochester 
Merrill  Gilman,  printer,  house  8  May  [sell  pi. 

Merrill  Haram,  undertaker,  8  Court  sq.  h.  3  Rus- 
Merrill  Isaac  M.  (Hastings  &,  M.),  30  Kilby,  h.  42 
Harrison  avenue  [h.  at  Cambridgeport 

Merrill  Jacob  S.   paper  hangings,  86  Blackstone, 
Merrill  James,  boards  5  Spring 
Merrill  James,  lighterman,  bouse  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Merrill  James  A.,  W.  I.  goods,  123  Broad         [nut 
Merrill  James  C,  Justice  Police  Court,  h.  42  Ches- 
Merrill  James  C.  jr.  46  Court,  h.  42  Chesnut 
Merrill  John,  boarding,  53  Portland 


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BOSTON       [M]       DIRECTORY 


Merrill  John,  broker,  16  Brattle  sq.  h.  at  Camb'ge 
Merrill  John,  cabinet  maker,  Lewis,  h.  Sumner 
Merrill  Joseph  W.  cabinet  maker,  h.  4  S.  Margin 
Merrill  Joshua,  boards  2  Rochester     [Charlestown 
Merrill  J.  Warren   {Preston  &;  Merrill),  house  at 
Merrill  Levi,  physician,  h.  10.'?  Hudson  [Cambridge 
Merrill  Lewis  F.  70  and  72  F.  H.  Market,  house  at 
Merrill  Lewis  H.  W.  clerk,  boards  3  Allen  court 
Merrill  Luke,  boards  78  Albany 
Merrill  Lydia,  boarding,  house  ()8  Nashua 
Merrill  Mary  Mrs.  house  o  Bradford  place 
Merrill  Moses  B.  carriage  maker,  h.  .33  S.  Cedar 
Merrill  Nathan,  teacher  Franklin  School 
MeiTill  Orlando  B.  carpenter,  h.  r.  -52  N.  Margin 
Merrill  Packard,  13  City  wf.  boards  Fulton  House 
Merrill  Parker,  173  Wash.  b.  6  Province  House  ct. 
Merrill  Rawson,  house  14  Purchase 
Merrill  Samuel,  paper  hanger,  h.  8  W.  Dsdham 
Merrill  Silas  W.  builder,  Hudson,  c.  Kueeland,  h. 

59  Hudson 
Merrill  Stephen,  lighterman,  house  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Merrill  Theodore  C.  {Thayer  ^  M.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Merrill  Thomas,  house  99  Leveret 
Merrill  William,  laborer,  house  21  Andover 
Merrill  William  W.  cutter,  b.  120  Charles 
Merriman  John,  tailor,  85  Endicot 
Merriman  Thomas,  painter,  boards  17  Dover  place 
Merritt  Abraham,  provisions,   140  Pleasant,  house 

5  ^tna  place 
Merritt  Charles  H.  housewright,  h.  22  Brighton 
Merritt  C.  T.  (iV.  T.  S;  C.  T.  Merritt),  h.  Princeton 
Merritt  David,  Salem  Express,  13  Merchants'  row 
Merritt  Edward  It.  clerk,  boards  Norfolk  House 
Merritt  Franklin  S.  22  Dock  sq.  b.  at  Roxbury 
Merritt  Henry,  watch  maker,  2)3  Wash.  h.  at  Salem 
Merritt  Henry  D.  cutter,  123  Wash.  [Lincoln 

Merritt  Jeremiah,  Boston  Temperance   House,  37 
Merritt  Jerome,  mer.  3  Long  wf.  h.  (32  Mt.  Vernon 
Merritt  John,  mariner,  h.  Washim^ton  place 
Merritt  Mary,  widow,  house  rear  33  Poplar 
Merritt  Nehemiah,  ship  carpenter,  h.  Princeton 
Merritt  Nehemiah  T.  &  C.  T.  house  and  ship  joiners, 

Sumner,  E.  B.  house  Princeton 
Merritt  Weston,  proprietor  Norfolk  House,  2-5  Elm 
Merrow  Charles,  at  Post  Office,  b.  23  Purchase 
Merry  Allen,  teamster,  house  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Meserve   Charles,   bonnets  and  straw  goods,    317 

Washington,  house  2  Lowell  place  [town 

Meserve  Charles  Y.  clerk,  68  Union,  h.  at  Charles- 
Meserve  John  A.  mason,  house  2  Bond 
Meserve  John  B.  housewright,  house  28  Hudson 
Meserve  John  L.  house  .54  I'einple  [Mahan  pi. 

Messenger  Francis  A.  {Richardson  S;  M.),  house  3 
Messer  James  M.  teamster,  house  21  Cooper 
Messer  Sarah  M.  teacher,  b.  .5  Ashland  [maica  Plain 
Messer  Stillman,  W.  I.  goods,  84  Carver,  h.  at  Ja- 
Messer(ir/«.  (F.),  Warren  (IK  IF.},  &  Davis  (Geo. 

N.),  importers  of  fanc}'  goods  and  cutlery,  27 

Kilby,  house  at  Dorchester,  Mt.  Bowdoin 
Messick  Isaac  {Roberts  <Sf  M.),  h.  103  Chambers 
Messinger  Charles,  dry  goods,  427  Washington,  h. 

at  Roxbury 
Messinger  David  A.  housewright,  house  54  Marion 
Messinger  Ebenezer  F.  dry  goods,  395  Washington, 

house  at  Roxbury 
Messinger  George,  boards  1  Bumstead  place 
Messinger  Geo.  W.  iron  store,  22  Broad  [Purchase 
Messenger  Roswell  E.  grocer,  14  Railroad  bl'k,  h.  31 
Messinger  William  L.  bds   2  Lowell  pi.     [Roxbury 
Messinger  Wm.  S.  {A.  P.  Tapley  ^  Co.),  house  at 
Messter  Henry,  laborer,  house  Paris 
Mestayer  Lewis  J.  comedian,  house  27  Federal 
Mestayer  Maria,  widow,  house  27  Federal 
Meston  Isabella,  widow,  h.  3  Snowhill  court 
Meston  John  J.  book  binder,   6  Water,   boards  3 

Snowhill  court  [Snowhill  court 

Meston  Lyman  B.  4  N.  E.  block,  Blackstone,  b.  3 
Meston  Peter,  book  binder,  boards  3  Salutation 
Metcalf  Caleb,  mason,  house  27  Allen 
Metcalf  Caleb  H.  restaurant,  211  Broad,  house  do. 


Metcalf  D.  Erastus,  thread  store,"43I  Wash,  boards 

7  La  Grange  place 
Metcalf  George,  teamster,  h.  2  N.  Townsend  place 
Metcalf  George,  teamster,  boards  Noble  place 
Metcalf  Hollis,  wheelwright,  h.  First,  n.  Turnpike 
Metcalf  Leonard,  painter,  house  2  Russell  court 
Metcalf  Marcus  A.  house  33  Salem 
Metcalf  Nathan   &   Co.   (.S.   Carleton),    furniture, 
Morrimac,  and  57  Portland,  h.  17  Franklin  pi. 
Metcalf  Philander,  teamster,  h.  Foundry 
Metcalf  {Simeon  M.)  &  Haynes  (Z>.  /.),  die  sink- 
ers, 35  1-2  Salem,  b.  Second,  n.  Dorchester 
Metcalf  Theodore,  house  21  Somerset 
Metcalf  Tlieron,  Justice  Sup.  Ct.  h.  21  Somerset 
Metzger  John,  hair  dresser,  b.  Tyler,  near  Curve 
Meyer  Charles  L.  musician,  house  104  Leveret 
Meyer  George  A.  {Linder  S^  M.),  b.  7  Bowdoin  sq. 
Meyer  John  M.  12  Beach,  house  at  Walpole 
Micredis  Polycarp,  boards  30  High 
MiddletO!!  John,  house  2  Wharf 
Middleton  Mark  H.  25  Kilby.  b.  29  Beach 
Middleton  Thomas,  lace  goods,  349  Washington 
Mierena;  Joseph,   shoe  maker,  Kneeland,  c.  Hud- 
son, house  70  Tyler  [at  Roxbury 
Miers  James  A.  blacksmith,  B.  &  W.  car  shop,  h. 
MitHin  Charles,  physician,  house  80  Beacon 
MiflVin  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Sumner  place,  E.  B. 
Mignault  L.  M.  I.  physician,  88  Federal 
Milbauk  John,  15  Long  wf.  h.  7  Batterymarch 
Miles  Charles  E.  com.  mer.  97  Lowell,  b.  7  Pitts 
Miles  Charles  E.  {S.  A.  Brittan  ^  Co.),  boards  6 

Otis  place 
Miles  Ezra  M.  truckman,  57  Broad,  h.  126  Endicot 
Miles  George,  carpenter,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Miles  G.  H.  daguerreotypist,  2  Ritchie  block,  E.  B. 
Miles  Lowell  M.,  R.  R.  Express,  b.  12  Friend 
Miles  Mary  Ann,  house  95  W.  Cedar 
Miles  Mason  M.  physician,  1  Cambridge 
Miles  Matilda  Mrs.  house  9  Battery 
Miles  Oliver,   truckman,  57  Broad,  h.  104  Hudson 
Miles  Patrick,  marble  polisher,  h.  15  Wendell 
Miles  Samuel  S.  painter,  house  1  Ringgold 
Miles  Walter,  truckman,  57  Broad,  h.  108  Endicot 
Miles  ^Vllliara,  jobber,  house  40  Billerica 
Miley  Enoch,  stevedore,  house  77  Charter 
Milk  John,  boat  builder,  house  3  Moon  st.  court 
Milk  John,  jr.  (  Waters  if  Co.),  h.  3  Moon  st.  court 
Milkman  B.  trader,  house  2  Emerald 
Millagan  John,  laborer,  h.  3  Sullivan  place    [E.  B. 
Millar  John  J.  ship  painter.  Tufts' wf.  h.  6  Wesley, 
Millar   John  L.  {D.  B.  Widdijield  ^   Co.),  house  3 
Oak  place  [house  62  do. 

Millard  Cbas.  J.  free  and  soap   stone,  64  Harr.  av. 
Millard  Samuel,  house  6  Tyler 
Millard  Samuel  H.  clerk,  house  6  Tyler 
Millbanks  John,  laborer,  h.  6    Batterymarch 
Miller  Ann,  upholsteress,  house  London 
Miller  Ann,  house  4  Hersey  place 
Miller  Ann  C.  widow,  house  rear  375  Wash. 
Miller  Caroline  A.  teacher,  bds.  13  Oak 
Miller  Charles,  broker,  69  Hanover 
Miller  {(Charles)  li:  Allen  {Amos  T.),  clothing  store, 

37  N.  Market,  house  at  Somerville 
Miller  Charles  E.  house  161  Tremont    [at  Roxbury 
Miller  Charles  H.  book  keeper,  Shawmut  Bank,  h. 
Miller  David,  laborer,  house  67  Leveret 
Miller  David,  machinist,  16  E.  Orange,  h.  10  Groton 
Miller  Echsah,  widow,  h.  rear  21  Lancaster 
Miller  Edward  Mrs.  house  161  Tremont 
Miller  Edward  F.  shipwright,  h.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Miller  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  19  Prospect 
Miller  Ellis,  baker,  house  Ontario 
Miller  Ellis  F.  &  Win.  D.  druggists,  1    &   2   Hay- 
market  sq.  h.  22  Sheafe 
Miller  Ferdinand  P.  laborer,  h.  58  Billerica 
Miller  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  h.  1  N.  Grove 
Miller  Frederick  O.  cabinet  maker,  h.  1    N.  Grove 
Miller  George,  h.  Everett,  n.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Miller  George  E.  junk,  Com'l,  opp.  Union   wf.   h. 
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Miller  Geo.  W.  fruit,  &c.  6  Brattle  square,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Miller  Geo.  \V.  shipwright,  h.  Second,  near  B 
Miller  Harvey,  gilder,  bds.  62  Essex 
Miller  James,  baker,  bds.  60.5  Washington 
Miller  James,  laborer,  h.  Webster,  n.  Orleans.  E.  B. 
Miller  James  {Ki/n/).in&:  .1/.),  h.  at  Soraervillc 
Miller  James,  wharfinger,  h.  449  Com'l,  n.  Hanover 
Miller  Jas.  D.  piano-f'te  maker,  h.  High,  c.  Gridley 
Miller  James  F.,  Lieut.  U.  S.  N.  R.  224  Ann,  bds. 

United  States  Hotel 
Miller  John,  mariner,  h.  2-56  Hanover 
Miller  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  6  Lee  place 
Miller  Joseph,  machinist,  h.  Fifth,  near  C 
Miller  Jos.  K.  lumber,  wood,  and  coal,    Harr.    av. 

house  32  Hudson 
Miller  Joseph  R.  7  Sea 

Miller  Leander  {Boynton  S^  M.),  bds.  at  Chelsea 
Miller  Lester  B.  (C.  /.   Bishop  &;  Co.),  h.  94   Tyler 
Miller  Mary,  laundress,  7-5  Warren 
Miller  Mary,  widow,  h.  1  Battery,  r.  20-5   Hanover 
Miller  Mary  Ann,  house  13  Oak  [22  Sheafe 

Miller  Moses,  inspector  offish.  New,  E.  B.   house 
Miller  Nicholas,  tailor,  house  2  Blossom  place 
Miller  Peter,   baggage  master.  Fall  River  R.   R. 

boards  Second,  near  B 
Miller  Oscar  W.  laborer,  boards  Paris,  E.  B. 
Miller  Thompson,  counsellor,  1   Franklin  avenue, 

house  13  Cherry 
Miller  William,  brass  finisher,  boards  5  Lowell 
Miller  William,  machinist,  house  10  Groton 
Miller  William,  engraver,  house  20  W.  Castle 
Miller  Wm.  clerk,  125  Fulton,  b.  Mansion   House 
Miller  Wm.  founder,  h.  rear  Fourth,  near  Turnpike 
Miller  Wm.  D.  {E.  F.  S;  W.  D.  Miller),  house  22 

Sheafe 
Miller  Wm.  H.  (Nichols  $;  3f.),  house  8  Ontario 
Miller  (Wm.  N.)  &  Hatch  {Win.   B.),  ship  stores 
and  chandlery,  2  Com'l  wf.  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Millerd  Allen,  mason,  house  54  South 
Millett  Abigail,  house  24  Avery 
Millett  E.  C.  clerk,  36  Pearl,  house  at  Salem 
Milliken  Clement,  pile  driver,  house  Third,  near  D 
Milliken  Edward,  porter,  boards  64  Sea  [pi. 

Milliken  E.  C.  &  Co.  oil,  28  Broad,  h.  15  Ashburton 
Milliken  Elias  T.  &  Co.  (Z.  T.  Milliken  &  M.   C. 

Smith),  oil,  21  N.  Market,  house  7  Spring 
Milliken  Francis,  ship\vright,  boards  Border 
Milliken  Francis,  restaurant,  1  Norfolk  avenue 
Milliken  John  J.  toys  and  fancy  goods,  368  Wash. 

house  7  Lowell  court 
Milliken  Joseph,  seaman,  boards  21  Andover 
Milliken  Michael,  carpenter,  house  New 
Milliken  Nancy  A.  boarding,  79  Albany 
Milliken  Robert,  captain,  h.  Suffolk,  n.  Dedham 
Milliken  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  118  Fourth 
Milliken  Samuel,  teamster,  boards  64  Sea 
Milliken  Thomas,  house  84  Sea  [39  Dover 

Milliken  Zachariah  T.  {E.    T.  Milliken  i^  Co.),  h. 
Millin  John,  housewright,  h.  rear  61  Charter 
Mills  Abigail  S.  widow,  house  9  Lowell 
Mills  {Bailey  T.)  &   Sargent   {L.  H.),  provisions, 

Tremont,  cor.  Pleasant,  h.  42  Marion 
Mills  Charles  H.  {J.  K.  Mills  ^  Co.),  h.  1  Park 
Mills  Charles  H.  stabler,  Jackson  pi.  h.  2  do. 
Mills  Christopher  S.  wagoner,  h.  53  S.  Margin 
Mills  {Elisha  S.)  &  Forristall  (P.  /.),  watches,  &c. 

Market  sq.  house  at  Cambridgeport 
Mills  Henry,  ink,  oil,  and  blacking  manufactory,  1^ 

West  Castle 
Mills  Henry,  antifriction  oil,  2  Boylston 
Mills  Henry,  blacksmith,  house  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Mills  Henry,  teamster,  boards  rear  9  Exchange 
Mills  Henry,  agent  Westboro'  Milk  Co.,  Boylston, 

near  Wash.  h.  at  Auburndale 
Mills  Isaac  B.  clerk,  117  Milk,  h.  508  Commercial 
Mills  James,  marble  sawyer,  house  41  Oneida 
Mills  James,  clerk  at  Post  Office,  h.  6  Hudson 
Mills  James,  boards  5  Kneeland  place 
Mills  James,  cooper,  h.  Silver,  between  D  and  C 


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Mills  James,  teamster,  h.  opp.  94  Beach 
Mills  James  H.  cabinet  maker,  14  Water 
Mills  James  K.  &  Co.  {C.  H.  Mills,  P.  T.  Jackson, 
S;  E.  Dioight,),  dry  goods,  39  Milk,  house  20 
Beacon  [508  Commercial 

^lills  James  L.   dealer  in  casks,   Bartlett's  wf.  h. 
Mills  John,  carpenter,  house  7  Minot 
Mills  John,  laborer,  house  17  Second 
Mills  John  F.  3  Court  square 
Mills  Lewis  {Chase,  Motley  &;  M.),  h.  9  Avon  place 
Mills  Richard,  shipwright,  h.  Lime  alley        [E.  B. 
Mills  Rufus,  freight  agent,  E.  R.  R.  h.  3  Winthrop, 
Mills  Rufus  H.  machinist,  house  6  Wash,  court 
Mills  Taylor,  painter,  Bremen,  E.  B.  house  do. 
Mills  Thomas,  porter,  house  87  Warren 
Mills  William,  laborer,  h.  rear  84  W.  Cedar 
Mills  AVilliam,  cooper,  boards  20  Purchase 
Mills  William  T.  carpenter,  boards  17  Brattle 
Milne  Geo.  P.,  W.  I.  goods,  28  Prince,  h.  12  do. 
Milner  Joseph  F.  clerk,  boards  8  S.  Cedar 
Milton  Ephraim,  house  Clark,  next  the  church 
Milton  Thomas,  jr.  mariner,  h.  4  Snowhill  place 
Milton ( ir^.//.),  Cwshma-n  {Charles),  &  Co.  {Thos. 
Slocomb  ^  Horsey  Stowell,  jr.),  importers  dry 
goods,  10  Milk,  h.  50  Mt.  Vernon 
Minch  Matthew,  tailor,  house  25  Nashua 
!Miner  A.  A.  Rev.  house  28  Green 
Miner  John,  carpenter,  boards  64  Sea 
Mingo  Hiram,  waiter,  house  18  Belknap 
Mingo  Hiram,  house  29  Bridge 
Minnehan  Henry,  watchman,  h.  55  Hudson 
Minns  Geo.  W.  counsellor,  11  Court,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Minon  Mark,  laborer,  house  48  S.  Margin 
Minot  Albert  T.  58  Milk,  house  50  Dover 
Minot  Anna,  widow,  house  2  Charlestown 
Minot  Aiigusta  A.  teacher,  boards  50  Dover 
Minot  Charles,  sup't,  Boston  and  Maine  Railroad 
Minot  Charles  H.  {Wcldi^M.),  35  Central  wharf 
Minot  Charles  E.  58  Milk,  boards  50  Dover 
Minot  Francis,  physician,  house  120  Charles 
Minot  George,  counsellor,  4  Court,  h.  at  Reading 
Minot  {Geo.    R.)  &   Hooper  {NathH),  merchants, 

40  India  wharf,  house  91  Pinckney 
Minot  John  O.  B.  ag't  N.  O.,  Mobile,  and  Charles- 
ton Packets,  8  Long  wf.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Minot  O.  4  Spring  lane,  house  5  Belknap  court 
Minot  Samuel  L.  boards  2  Kneeland  place 
Minot  William,  counsellor,  39  Court,  h.  61  Beacon 
Minot  Wm.  jr.   counsellor,  39  Court,  h.  61  Beacon 
Minott  Otis  {Jos.  H.  Bartlett  &  Co.),  h.  15  Ashland 
Mirick  Samuel,  salesman,  Blackstone,  c.  Hanover 
Misroon  John  S.,  Lieutenant  TJ.  S.  N.  R.  224  Ann 
Mitch  George,  hair  dresser,  house  24  Minot 
Mitchell  Alexander,  paper  hanger,  h.  18  S.  Russell 
Mitchell  Alex,  shoe  maker,  Kneeland,  n.  Wash.  &. 

104  Warren 
Mitchell  Asa,  150  Sea,  house  at  Cambridge 
Mitchell  Benjamin  F.  teamster,  h.  F,  cor.  Gold 
Mitchell  Benj.  K.  baker,  Essex,  c.  Columbia,  h.  at 
Charlestown  [Quincy  place 

Mitchell  Charles  H.  (N.  Mitchell  S;  Sons),  boards  3 
Mitchell  Daniel,  musician,  house  16  Garden 
Mitchell  Daniel,  porter,  90  Milk,  house  103  Sea 
Mitchell  Daniel  T.  boards  9  Lincoln 
Mitchell  David  S.  machinist,  boards  111  Fourth 
Mitchell  E.  C.  43  Milk 

Mitchell  Ebenezer,  cabinet  maker,  h.  9.  Andover 
Mitchell  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Joseph,  h.  19  Vine 
Mitchell  Francis  N.  seal  engraver  and  die  sinker, 

13  Tremont  row,  boards  28  Pearl 
Mitchell  Fred.  W.  tailor,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Mitchell  Geo.  plasterer,  house  8  May 
Mitchell  George,  carpenter,  house  13  Erie 
Mitchell  Geo.  H.  apothecary,  579  Washington,  h. 
43  Warren  [Andover,  h.  E.  Cambridge 

Mitchell  {Geo.  L.)  &  Riley  {John),  glass  cutters, 
Mitchell  Henry  A.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Lynn 
Mitchell  Jas.  hatter,  27  Dock  sq.  h.  at  Medford 
Mitchell  James,  house  7  Garden 
Mitchell  James,  plasterer,  house  21  Blossom 


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Mitchell  Jas.  B.  baker,  Kneeland,  n.  South,  h.  do. 
Mitchell  Jas.  H.  com.  mer.  92  State,  b.  Revere  H. 
Mitchell  James  P.  2  Eliot 
Mitchell  John,  lather,  house  rear  25  Prince 
Mitchell  John,  laborer,  house  Hooton  ct.  E.  B. 
Mitchell  John  A.  laborer,  house  Bolton,  near  E 
Mitchell  John  C.  merchant  tailor,  70  Wash.  h.  44 

Warren  [Quincy  place 

Mitchell  Joseph   (N.  Mitchell  A   Soiis),  boards  3 
Mitchell  Joseph,  house  rear  19  Lincoln 
Mitchell  {Joshua, Jr.)  &  Capen  (Geo.   O.),  carriage 

makers,  58  Tremont,  h.  68  Emerald 
Mitchell  Lewis  S.  auctioneer,  5  Market  sq.  house 

at  Charlestown 
Mitchell  Martha,  boarding  house.  111  Fourth 
Mitchell  Michael,  wagoner,  h.  r.  716  Washington 
Mitchell  Nahum,  shipwTight,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Mitchell  Nahimi  M.,  R.  R.  Express,  h.  1  Acorn 
Mitchell  Nathaniel  &  Sons  {Joseph  4,  Charles  IL), 

saddlery  hardware,  &c.  10  Kilby,  h.  3  Quincy 

place 
Mitchell  Nathaniel,  plasterer,  house  18  S.  Russell 
Mitchell  P.  Mrs.  house  1  Acorn 
Mitchell  Samuel  H.  carpenter,  h.  64  Emerald         *• 
Mitchell  Theodore,   housewTight,  h.  opp.  6  Adams 
Mitchell  Thomas  S.  clerk,  19  Fulton 
Mitchell  William,  laborer,  house  87  Garden 
Mitchell  William,  carpenter,  boards  155  Tvler 
Mitchell  Wm.  &  Co.  (C.  H.  S.  Aniold),  findings, 

43  &  44  N.  Market,  h.  71  Leveret 
Mitchell  William  B.  painter,  house  43  Lowell 
Mitchell  Zenas  S.  painter,  boards  71  Prince 
Mittlcberg  Joseph,   laborer,   house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Mitts  Daniel,  mariner,  house  141  Endicot 
Mixer  {John)  &   Pitman  {Isaac),  com.  merch.  171 

Milk,  house  at  Lowell 
Mizner  Gilbert,  hackman,  h.  1  Margaret  avenue 
Mizner  Thomas  L.  apothecary,  Harr.  av.  c.  Curve 
Moan  Hiram  A.  painter,  house  3  Maiden 
Mockler  James,  tailor,  house  82  Eliot 
Modh  Jacob,  cordwainer,  15  Carver,  8  Boylston  sq. 
Modica  Joseph,  tailor,  93  Wash,  house  44  Fayette 
Moeller  Lorentz,  laborer,  7  Boylston  square 
Moellers  Gerherd,  blacksmith,  house  71  Tyler 
Moffett  George,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  77  Albany 
MofFett  James,  laborer,  house  5  Wendell 
MofFett  &  Co.  wig  makers  and  hair    dressers,   4 

Hanover,  house  at  Cambridgeport 
Moffitt  John,  printer,  house  4  Paine  pi. 
Moffitt  Michael,  slater,  house  49  E.  Orange 
Moffitt  W.  B.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Mogan  John,  pedler,  house  I,  near  First 
Mogan  Richard,  grocer,  93  Essex,  h.  42  Kingston 
Mohan  Philip,  laborer,  house  3  Stillman  place 
Moir  George,  boards  54  Harvard 
Molineux  James,  dry  goods,  487  Washington,  h. 

20  Marion  [h.  at  Roxbury 

Molineux  Robert  W.  dry  goods,  397  Washington, 
Molloy  Edward,  tailor,  90  Ann 
Molloy  James,  boiler  maker,  house  100  Fourth 
Molloy  P.  E.  physician,  house  45  Federal 
Molloy  W.  P.  34  Ann,  boards  45  Federal 
Molrna  Michael,  laborer,  house  Milldam 
Monahan  James,  tailor,  house  8  Charlestown 
Moneghan  William,  laborer,  house  2  Carney  pi. 
Mongovin  James,  laborer,  house  19  Wash.  sq. 
Monks  James,  laborer,  house  Milldam 
Monks  John,  laborer,  house  Milldam 
Monks  John  P.  lumber,  2d,  c.  E,  h.  380  Broadway 
Monks  Matthew,  laborer,  house  Milldam 
Monks  Matthew,  house  Second,  near  Dorchester 
Monks  Owen,  laborer.  Second,  near  K 
Monks  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  Bolton,  near  F 
Monnahan  Hugh,  shipwright,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Monogue  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Harr.  av.  c.  Tyler  ct. 
Monroe  {Daniel)  &  Conner  {Miles),  bakers,  90  W. 

Cedar,  house  do. 
Monroe  James,  provisions,  house  12  Fleet 
Monroe  James  C.  driver,  boards  90  W.  Cedar 
Monroe  Joseph  W.  printer,  b.  Church,  c.  S.  Cedar 


Monroe  Nathaniel,  broker,  3  State,  h.  at  Newton 
Montague  George  L.  5  Congress,  cor.  State,  house 

^t  Dedham 
Montague  John,  machinist,  h.  D,  near  Third 
Montague  Sam'l  L.  clerk,  bds.  23  Hudson    [Wash. 
Montague  Wm.   H.  5  Congress,   c.  State,  h.  756 
Montgomery  George,  boot  maker,  h.  11  N.  Grove 
Montgomery  George  K.  {Mo7itgomery  ^  Co.),  h.  at 

Bradford  [32  Fourth,  near  the  bridge 

.Montgomery  Hugh,  counsellor,  98  Turnpike,  house 
Montgomery  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  r.  Sea,  n.  the  bridge 
Montgomery  Mary,  house  123  Cambridge 
Montgomery  John,  teamster,  h.  Sea,  n'xt  the  bridge 
Montgomery  Samuel,  pedler,  h.  Broadway,  betw.  I 

and  K 
Montgomery  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  61  Atkinson 
Montgomery  William,  laborer,  house  5  1-2  Cross 
Montgomery  William,  captain,  house  11  Village 
Montgomery  &  Co.  {J.   P.  §■   G.  K.),  boots,  shoes, 

and  leather,  86  Ann,  h.  at  Bradford 
Monto  Louis  (Z.  Southard  &;  Co.),  h.  17  Canton 
Mood  Jacob,  cordwainer,  house  8  Boylston  sq. 
Moody  Calvin  P.  merchant  tailor,  5  Hanover,  h. 

103  Cambridge 
Moody  C.  C.  P.  printer,  52  Wash.  h.  67  Poplar 
Moody  Charles  E.  22  Elm,  b.  Cornhill  Coffee  House 
Moody  Daniel,  capmaker,  h.  66  Silver,  near  B 
Moody  Edward  F.  sup't  car  factory,  h.  Third,  n.  E 
Moody  George  Z.  bell  hanger,  house  33  May 
Moody  Henry  H.  boards  8  Eaton  [at  Roxbury 

Moody  Henry  H.  piano-forte  maker,  334  Wash.  h. 
Moody  Israel,  clerk,  110  Wash.  h.  Gold,  near  D 
Moody  {Joseph  G.)  &  Norris  (T.),  coal  and  lumber, 

Boston  wf.  First,  h.  280  Broadway 
Moody  Joseph  S.  400  Wash,  boards  4  Beach 
Moody  Levi  K.  carpenter,  house  8  S.  Margin 
Moody  Levi  W.  housewright,  h.  Payson  court 
Moody  Moses,  house  10  Indiana  [at  Salem 

Moody  Moses  B.  book  keeper,  18  North  Market,  h. 
Moody  Samuel,  book  binder,  26  School 
Moody  Wm.  92  F.  H.  Market,  house  16  Vernon 
Mooney  Ann,  widow,  house  32  Stillman 
Mooney  Bernard,  laborer,  h.  Athens,  n.  E 
Mooney  Charles,  morocco  dresser,  h.  33  Merrimac 
Mooney  John,   coffin  maker,  90  Endicot,  bds.  25 

Stillman 
Mooney  Michael  J.  teacher  music,  house  6  Sister 
Mooney  Patrick,  Catholic  book  store,  27  Franklin, 

house  6  Sister 
Mooney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  28  Erie 
Mooney  Richard,  wheelwright,  h.  r.  125  Fourth 
Mooney  Samuel  S.  hair  dresser,  220  1-2  Wash. 
Mooney  Thomas,  coffin  maker,  Charlestown,  cor. 

Stillman 
Mooney  Thomas,  lighterman,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Mooney  Wm.  glass  polisher,  h.  r.  Third,  near  B 
Mooney  Wm.  M.  30  Dock  sq.  boards  21  London 
Maore  Abel,  cage  birds  and  fowls,  60  1-2  Court 
Moore  Abner  S.  {Alley,  Tapley  S^  Co.),  h.  at  Lynn 
Moore  Abraham  M.  truckman,  h.  Endicot,  corner 

Charlestown  [ince  House  court 

Moore  Abram,  counsellor,  11  Court  sq.  h.  8  Prov- 
Moore  Almira  C.  house  28  Essex 
Moore  Amy  P.  vest  maker,  87  Charter 
Moore  Andrew  T.  cabinet  maker,  h.  10  Brighton 
Moore  Artinatus,  pump  maker,  h.  62  S.  Margin 
Moore  Asa  H.  conductor  O.  C.  Railroad        [Wash. 
Moore  Augustus  L.  silk  dyer,  3  Hanover,  h.  828 
Moore  Calvin  G.  house  34  Bridge 
Moore  Catharine,  circulating  library,  436  Wash. 
Moore  Charles,  5  Devonshire 
Moore  Charles,  painter,  house  Bolton,  near  B 
Moore  Charles  H.  clerk,  house  12  Morton 
Moore  Charles  W.  21  School,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Moore  Daniel,  hackman,  boards  8  Franklin 
Moore  Daniel  C.  boards  93  Hudson 
Moore  David,  cordwainer,  14  Avery 
Moore  Easterbrook,  house  19  Auburn 
Moore  Edward,  laborer,  109  Broad  [House 

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Moore  E.  D.  edit.  Reporter,  22  School,  h.  at  Roxb. 
Moore  Edward,  house  17  Pleasant  street  court 
Moore  Edward  N.  11  Court  sq.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Moore  Edwin,  machinist,  bds.  Canton,  c.  Suffolk 
Moore  Edw.  B.  physician,  133  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Moore  Elizabeth,  h.  9  Friend  street  place 
Moore  Emei-y  N.  1  Water,  house  2  Medford  court 
Moore  F.  Clifford  {Damrell  S^  Moore),  Dickinson 
Printing  and  Binding  House,  16  Devonshire, 
house  5  Fayette 
Moore  Francis  L.  rear  9  Exchange 
Moore  Garrick  F.  12  State,  house  33  Oak 
Moore  Gregory,  laborer,  house  rear  18  Stillman 
Moore  Hazen  W.  61  Blackstone 
Moore  Henry,  seaman,  house  4  Bowen  court 
Moore  Henry,  plumber,  b.  1  Sullivan  pi.     [Gouch 
Moore  Henry  A.  agent,  Court,   e.   Hanover,  h.    18 
Moore  Henry  F.  {Smith  &  M.),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Moore  Henry  M.  printer,  h.  41  Alden 
Moore  Hiram,  porter,  h.  2  Boylston  square 
Moore  Horace  W.  clerk,  house  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Moore  H.  E.  teacher  primary  school,  b.  40  Hudson 
Moore  Hugh  K.  22  Devonshire 
Moore  Isaac,  turner,  r.  17  Hawley,  h.  93  Hudson 
Moore  Jacob  F.  boots  and  shoes,  17  Merrimac,  h. 

67  Lowell 
Moore  James,  house  29  Atkinson 
Moore  James,  cabinet  maker,  h.  r.  Athens,  n.  A 
Moore  {James  M.)   &   Emery   {J.  IF.),  tailors,  14 

Ann,  house  at  Chelsea 
Moore  .Tames,  house  6  New  Prince 
Moore  James,  clerk,  boards  24  Portland 
Moore  Jeremiah  B.  daguerreotypist,  59  Court 
Moore  John,  grocery.  Cove,  n.  Kneeland,  h.  do. 
Moore  John,  reporter,  3  State 
Moore  John,  housewright,  h.  10  Piedmont 
Moore  John,  laborer,  house  1  Jackson  av. 
Moore  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  Third,  n.  D 
Moore  John,  mariner,  h.  23  Wash.  pi.        [Orange 
Moore  John,  British  Packet  agent,  11  Doane,  h.  13 
Moore^John  L.  clothing,  69  Ann,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Moore  Jona.  F.  counsellor,  46  Court,  h.  41  Allen 
Moore  Joseph,  housewright,  h.  1  Sturgis  place 
Moore  Joseph  H.  superin't  Old  Colony  Railroad, 

house  161  Broadway,  near  O 
Moore  Joseph  W.  clerk,  Charlestown,  c.  Causeway 
Moore  Marcus  A.  physician,  32  High,  house  do. 
Moore  Maria,  widow,  h.  W.  Dedham,  c.  Tremont 
Moore  Martin,  editor  Puritan  Recorder,  22  School, 

house  41  Allen 
Moore  Matthew  11.  laborer,  bds.  23  Andover    [pike 
Moore  Michael,  brush  maker,  h.  r.  Second,  n.  Turn- 
Moore  Michael,  laborer,  h.  18  S.  Margin        [HoUis 
Moore   Nancy,  dress  maker,  h.  52  Tremont,  opp. 
Moore  Oramel  P.  paper  hanger,  house  1  Corey  av. 
Moore  Pliny  B.  clerk,  Post  Office,  bds.  15  Mont- 
gomery place 
Moore  Pliny  F.  job  wagon,  bds.  19  Endicot 
Moore  Reuben  P.  stair  builder,  h.  3  Poplar  place 
Moore  Richard,  laborer,  h.  Comm'l,  c.  Ann 
Moore  Samuel,  captain,  house  20  Kingston 
Moore  Samuel  H.  teamster,  h.  Grover  place 
Moore  Sarah,  teacher,  house  4  Myrtle  court 
Moore  Thomas,  plasterer,  house  4  Cove 
Moore  Thomas,  mariner,  house  Saratoga 
Moore  Thomas  H.  {Herveij  <Sf  M.),  bds.  27  Leveret 
Moore  Wm.  express,  8  Court,  h.  150  Cambridge 
Moore  Wm.  seaman,  house  3  Belknap  place       [ct. 
Moore  Wm.  job  wagon,  Charlest'wn,  h.  10  Endicot 
Moore  Wm.  laborer,  house  16  Livingston 
Moore  Wm.  B.  tinsmith,  house  40  Rochester 
Moore  Wm.  H.  clerk,  house  35  Garden 
Moores  Jonathan,  grocer,  Bennington,  n.  Chelsea 
Moorhead  Wm.  grocer,  Kingston,  cor.  Essex 
Moorhouse  Isaac,  house  16  Piedmont 
Moors  Joseph  B.  16  Kilby,  bds.  12  Howard 
Moran  Barnard,  laborer,  house  r.  11  S.  Margin 
Moran  Charles,  house  Springfield,  near  Wash. 
Moran  Edward,  cigar  manufacturer,  424  Washing- 
ton, bds.  Albany  Hotel 


Moran  Francis,  clothing,  43  and  45  Ann,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Moran  Hugh,  laborer,  house  25  E.  Orange 
Moran  James,  boiler  maker,  house  Havre 
Moran  John,  sup't  Winthrop  Hall,  1  1-2  Tremont 

row,  house  at  Charlestown 
Moran  John,  farmer,  house  6  Gridley 
Moran  John,  laborer,  house  2  Stillman 
Moran  John,  laborer,  h.  Orleans,  E.  B.    [ket  place 
Moran  Lawrence,  porter,  87  Milk,  house  Haymar- 
Moran  Martin,  machinist,  house  r.  78  Turnpike 
Moran  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Middlesex,  opp.  29 
Moran  Michael,  tailor,  67  Salem 
Moran  Roger,  provisions,  house  Sumner,  E.  3. 
Moran  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  9  Merrimac 
Moran  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Kneeland,  c.  Cove 
Moran  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  9  Merrimac 
Moran  Wm.  carpenter,  h.  Cottage,   near   Everett 
Moran  Wm.  laborer,  h.  247  Ann        [at  N.  Maiden 
Morandi  Francis,  tin  worker,  164  Hanover,  house 
Moras  Emanuel,  grocer,  Travers,  cor.  Canal 
Moren  George,  watchman,  house  5  Cotton  place 
Moreno  V.  V.  tailoress,  bds.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Morey  Charles,  clerk,  bds.  25  High 
Morey  Charles  H.  clerk,  163  Washington 
Morey  D.  B.  {Smith,  Ober  ^  Co.),  house  at  Maiden 
Morey  Da\-id  W.  currier,  62  Fulton,  h.  at  Chariest. 
Morey  Francis,  currier,  house  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Morey  George,  counsellor,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Morey  John  E.  hosiery,  7  Tremont  row,   house  at 

Cambridgeport 
Morey  John  W.  teamster,  house  40  Sea 
Morey  Morris,  shipwright,  h.  Porter,  E.  B. 
Morey  Philemon,  dry  goods,  78  1-2  Hanover,  bds. 

10  Staniford 
Morey  Sophronia  C.  h.  26  Minot        [at  Cambridge 
Morey  Thomas,  printer,   138   1-2   Washington,  h. 
Morey  Truman,  baths,  Western  av.  h.  River,  cor. 
Lime  [at  Neponset 

Morey  Wm.  C.  straw  goods,  295   Washington,  h. 
Morgan  Alice,  widow,  house  foot  Minot 
Morgan  David,  counsellor,  office  3  &   h.  4  Sumner 
Morgan  Elias  M.  mariner,  h.  Maverick,  c.  Paris 
Morgan  Enos,  housewright,   Maverick,  c.  Cottage, 
house  Sumner,  E.  B.  [South  Cedar 

Morgan  Henry,  tailor,  5  Congress,  h.  Church,  cor. 
Morgan  James  H.  blacksmith,  Dover,  h.  5  Village 
Morgan  Jane  Mrs.  house  6  Bartlett 
Morgan  John,  marble  polisher,  house  F,  n.  Second 
Morgan  John  A.  printer,  42  Kingston 
Morgan  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  rear  Fourth,  n.  R.  R. 
Morgan  Miles  R.  caulker,  bds.  123  Purchase 
Morgan  O.  F.,  Albany  House,  Albany,  c.  Kneeland 
Morgan  Sylvester,  fireman,  house  8  Village 
Morgan  Thonras,  puddler,  Bremen 
Morgan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Cove  place 
Morgan  Wm.  handcartman,  house  r.  1  Hawley 
Morgan  Wm.  painter,  house  2  Sullivan  place 
Morhan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  32  Erie 
Moriarty  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  7  Oliver 
Moriarty  Giles,  tailor,  house  42  High 
Moriarty  James,  laborer,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Moriarty  James,  tailor,  h.  4  Pearl  pi.      [88  Warren 
Moriarty  John,  baggage  master  B.  &  P.  R.  R.  h. 
Moriarty  John  M.  physician  at  Deer  Island 
Moring  Charles  H.  F.,  Hamburg  Consul  {Gassier  ^ 

Co.),  house  40  Summer 
Morland  Wm.  W.  physician,  bds.  1  Bulfinch  place 
Moroney  Thomas,  laborer,  house  P,  n.  Fourth 
Morong  John  C.  clerk,  bds.  62  Temple     [throp  pi. 
ISIorrell  Edward,  counsellor,  19  Conrt,  h.   7  Win- 
Morrill  Alexis,  house  5  Rochester 
Morrill  Asa,  house  68  Pinckney 
Morrill  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Morrill  Benjamin,  carpenter,  house  26  Grove 
Morrill  Charles  A.  teacher   Hawes   School,  house 

Third,  corner  C 
Morrill  Charles  J.  {Ba7;er  S^  M.),  h.  12  Kneeland 
Morrill  Chauncy  C.  hack  driver,  bds.  57  Kneelaud 
Morrill  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 


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Morrill  Francis  W.  boatman,  house  40  Cooper 
Morrill  Helen  H.  bakery,  Havre,  c.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Morrill  Henry  C.  porter,  boards  78  Albany 
Morrill  Henry  N.  cook,  boards  r.  35  Prince 
Morrill  Jesse,  house  52  1-2  Cambridge 
Morrill  Joseph,  soap  and  candles,  6  S.  Market,  h. 
at  Roxbury  [h. at  Roxbury 

Morrell  Joseph,  jr.  soap  and  candles,  6  S.  Market, 
Morrill  Mary,  h.  1  Province  House  court 
Morrill  Nancy,  dress  maker,  boards  78  Albany 
Morrill  Nathan,  carpenter,  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Morrill  Nathaniel,  laborer,  boards  57  Billerica 
Morrill  Nathaniel,  house  106  Hudson 
Morrill  Samuel,  physician,  Federal,  c.  Channing 
Morrill  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  26  Hull 
Morris  Ann,  boards  18  Suffolk 

Morris  Caroline,  teacher  primary  school  No.  11,  Sea 
Morris  Charles,  jr.  carpenter,  house  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Morris  Charles  A.  artists'  materials,  17  Exchange 
Morris  Charles  W.  boards  20  Church 
Morris  Frances,  widow,  house  2  W.  Centre 
Morris  Francis,  rigger,  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Morris  Griffith,  captain  R.   B.  Forbes,  h.  Lamson 
Morris  Henry,  laborer,  house  rear  27  Belknap 
Morris  Isaac,  painter,  house  1  Cotting 
Morris  Margaret  A.  house  52  Fayette 
Morris  Mary,  widow,  house  6  Butolph 
Morris  Robert,  jr.  counsellor,  27  State,  h.  at  Chels'a 
Morris  Samuel,  coach  maker,  bds.  68  Emerald 
Morris  Samuel  B.  chemist,  house  37  Fayette 
Morris  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Canton,  n.  the  church 
Morris  Thomas  D.  painter,  1  Harvard  place,  house 

3  Townsend  place 
Morrisey  John,  laborer,  house  3  Hamburg 
Morrison  Andrew,  mast  maker,  house  rear  Havre 
Morrison  Chas.  G.  &  Co.  (T.  C  Fairfeld),  plumb- 
ers, 4  Lyceum  build'g,  Sudb'ry,  h.  6  Chilson  pi. 
Morrison  Charles  K.  carpenter,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Morrison  Daniel,  boots  and  shoes,  19  Fulton  [pect 
Morrison  Donald  D.  carpenter  &  builder,  h.  19  Pros- 
Morrison  George,  8  Court 
Morrison  Henry,  boards  20  Orange 
Morrison  James  D.  carpenter,  boards  4  Fort  ave. 
Morrison  John,  grocer,  48  Porter,  E.  B. 
Morrison  John,  laborer,  boards  46  Bridge 
Morrison  John,  laborer,  house  12  Bridge 
Morrison  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Morrison  Luther,  pile  driver,  house  7  Cottage 
Morrison  Martha,  widow,  house  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Morrison  Michael,  hair  dresser,  108  Turnpike 
Morrison  Michael,  mariner,  h.  r.  Ha\Te,  n.  Sumner 
Morrison  N.  M.  carpenter,  house  3  Fuller 
Morrison  Peter  J.  carriage  smith,  10  1-2  Pleasant 
Morrison  Robert  T.  ribbons,  &c.  191  Washington, 
up  stairs,  h.  at  Chelsea  [North  Chapel  pi. 

Morrison  Samuel  J.  produce,  6  Market  sq.  house  7 
Morrison  Wellnian,  portrait   painter,  14   Tremont 

Temple 
Morrissey  Edmund,  cooper,  house  21  Belmont 
Morrissey  James,  carpenter,  h.  56  Atkinson    [pike 
Morrissey  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  6  Athens,  n.  Turn- 
Morrissey  Margaret,  laundress,  h.  3  Carney  place 
Morrissey  Michael,  mason,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Morrissey  Patrick,  stone  cutter,  b.  5  Kellara  place 
Morrissey  Richard  J.  clerk,  boards  21  Belmont 
Morrissey  William,  tailor,  house  2  South  st.  court 
Morrow  Francis,  waiter,  house  8  East 
Morrow  Peter,  laborer,  h.  r.  Sister,  n.  Williams 
Morrow  Wm.  H.  machinist,  house  1  Spear  place 
Morse  Aaron,  house  15  Oak 
Morse  Aaron,  hatter,  3  Union 
Morse  Abby  A.  M.  boards  4  Hamilton  place 
Morse  A.  H.  clothing,  99  Cambridge,  b.  151  Court 
Morse  Alpheus  C.  artist,  11  1-2  Tremont  row 
Morse  Almon  S.  82  F.  H.  M.  boards  9  Pitts 
Morse  Albert,  23  Pearl,  boards  22  Winter 
Morse  {Andrew  J.)  &  Fletcher,  {George  M.),  brass 
founders  and  finishers,  24  Water,  h.  at  Maiden 
Morse  Asa  D.  plasterer,  house  2  South  Russell 
Morse  Benjamin,  house  2  Hudson  place 


Morse  Benj.  E.  merch.  34  Central  wf.  h.  18  Beacon 
Morse  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  boards  26  Ann 
Morse  Charles  A.  1  Bath,  b.  at  Dorchester 
Morse  Chas.  E.  book  binder,  h.  2  Lynde  pi.  [Russell 
Morse  Charles  H.  clerk.  Republican  office,  h.  10  S. 
Morse  Daniel  P.  {Hayward  &;  M.),  h.  Old  Harbor 
Morse  David,  tailor,  house  55  Warren  [Tyler 

Morse  Edmund  N.  block  maker,  135  Ann,  house  92 
Morse  Edwin,  boards  54  Marion  [E.  Boston 

Morse  E.  H.   engineer  flour  mill,  b.  3  Maverick  sq. 
Morse  Elbridge  G.  dry  goods,  33  Camb'ge,  h.  160  do. 
Morse  Elijah,  flour,  37  Commercial,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Morse  Enoch  R.  locksmith,  5  Union,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Morse  Enos  B.  housewright,  h.  78  Middlesex 
Morse  Ezekiel,  pilot,  house  Saratoga,  E.  Boston 
Morse  Frederick,  captain,  house  21  Commercial 
Morse  Frederick  W.  baker,  h.  rear  97  Cambridge 
Morse  George,  laborer,  boards  84  Albany    [Lincoln 
Morse  Geo.  (Davis  <Sr  M.),  b.  at  Whitney's  Hotel, 
Morse  George  A.  85 'Washington  [town 

Morse  George  H.  (.S.  F.  Morse^  Co.),  h.  at  Charles- 
Morse  (  GeoW/e  if.)   &  Tuttle  {J.    IF.),  engravers, 

70  Washington,  house  at  Dorchester 
Morse  Hammond,  h.  Paris,  near  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Morse  Harvey  M.  stoves,  &c.  13  Lewis,  h.  Havre, 

near  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Morse  Henry,  currier,  house  16  N.  Bennet 
Morse  Henry,  locksmith,  h.  6  Hull   [at  Dorchester 
Morse  Henry  D.  ornamental  engraver,  228  Wash.  h. 
Morse  Hiram,  job  wagon,  house  rear  18  S.  Russell 
Morse  Ira  F.  carpenter,  house  2  Dover  place 
Morse  James,  furuaceman,  h.  Dove,  n.  Dorchester 
Morse  James  A.  truckman,  house  rear  8  Pitts 
Morse  John,  machinist,  house  22  Rochester 
Morse  John  C.  (Gardner  &;  M.),  boards  49  Essex 
Morse  John  T.  47  State,  house  9  Hamilton  place 
Morse  Jonathan  E.  machinist,  house  20  Rochester 
Morse  Joseph,  plasterer,  house  3  Causeway 
Morse  Joseph  A.  housewright,  h.  Gold,  near  E 
Morse  Joseph  H.  house  20  Causeway 
Morse  L.  B.  (McCrillis  &  M.),  h.  Wash.  c.  Newton 
Morse  Luther  W.  (Ranstead  Sf  M.),  h.  75  Prince 
Morse  Lyman  {Darrah,  M.  Sg  Co.),  house  at  E. 

Cambridge 
Morse  Mark,  mason,  house  Old  Road 
Morse  Mark  E.  101  State,  boards  City  Hotel 
Morse  ]\Iason  (Wir/f/in  &;  M.),  h.  63  Leveret 
Morse  Nancy,  widow,  house  62  Essex 
Morse  Nathan,  counsellor,  10  Court,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Morse  Oren,  house  5  Endicot  court 
Morse  Otis  B.  designer  and  draughtsman,  25  Joy's 

building,  h.   62  S.  Suffolk 
Morse  Perlev,  jr.  provisions,  8   Pinckney,  h.    6  do. 
Morse   (Richard)  &  Jordan  (Horace),  6  Boylston 

Market,  boards  1  Eliot 
Morse  Robert  M.  &  Co.,  W.  I.  goods,  palm  leaf  & 

hats,  9  S.  Market,  h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Morse  Samuel,  handcartman,  house  116  Charles 
Morse  Samuel  F.  l\:  Co.  (Geort/e  H.  Morse  <5r  George 

Alden),  English  goods.  59  Milk,  h.  79  Summer 
Morse  Samuel  T.  (Gray  &;  M.),  h.  80  Mt.  Vernon 
Morse  Sarah,  widow,  house  50  N.  Margin 
Morse  S.  Bradford,  h.  Meridian,  near  Princeton 
Morse  Sidney  B.  .59  Milk,  house  85  Beacon 
Morse  S.  O.  machinist,  house  8  Ohio  place 
Morse  Solomon  B.  house  Havre,  n.    Sumner,  E.  B. 
Morse  Sterne,  54  Pearl,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Morse  Wm.  B.  upholsterer,  h.  19  Common 
Morse  Wm.  D.  paper  hanger,  h.  54  Carver     [place 
Morss  Anthony  S.  hardware,  96  Com'l,  b.  2  Revere 
Morss  Chas.  A.  ( Wi/liams  &;  M.),  house  41  Oak 
Morss  Daniel  I.  house  2  Revere  place 
Morss  Richard  P.  organ  builder,  123  Cambridge 
Morss  Robert,  clerk  17  Com'l  wharf,  house  41  Oak 
Mortimer  Caleb  C.  watchman,  h.  3  N.  Brighton 
Mortimer  Mary  A.  Miss,  dress  maker,  54  Salem 
Morton  Calvin,  laborer,  h.  Central  square,  E.  B. 
Morton  Chas.  A.,  Custom   House,  h.  11  Channing 
Morton  Charles  B.  joiner,  house  2  Providence 
Morton  Cornelius  B.  joiner,  h.  Meridian 


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Morton  Daniel,  boards  with  R.  Millikcn,  Suffolk 
Morton  Daniel  O.  carver,  boards  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Morton  Eben.  housewright,  Tremont,  h.  27  Dover 
Morton  Edward,  teamster,  boards    3  Canton  st.  pi. 
Morton  E.  G.  painter,  20  Kingston,  b.  57  Pleasant 
Morton  Hallet  W.  housewright,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Morton  James  C.  cabinet  maker,  h.  8.57  Wash. 
Morton  ( James )   &   Sharps   {William),  painters, 

29  1-2  Atkinson 

Morton  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  boards  11  Village 
Morton  John,  house  Suffolk,  near  Dedham 
Morton  John,  laborer,  house  rear  10  Fayette 
Morton  Joseph  F.  house  9  Dix  place  [Dover 

Morton  Josephus,  housewright.  Province,  house  2.5 
Morton  Josh.  B.  housewright,  Bradf'd,  h.  11  Village 
Morton  Josiah,  sail  maker,  2  N.  Market 
Morton  Levi  T.  boards  3  Cambridge  [Pinckney 

Morton  Marcus,  jr.  counsellor,  30  Court,  house   75 
Morton  Nathaniel  H.  2  &  3  Market  sq.  (north  side) 

boards  11  Elm 
Morton  Peter,  teamster,  house  2  Maiden  place 
Morton  Sylvanus  F.  shipwright,  h.  4  Spear  alley 
Morton  Thos.  sashes,  blinds,  &c.  r.  478  Washing- 
ton, house  472  do. 
Morton  Wm.  merchant,  3  Central  wf.  h.  at  Newton 
Morton  Wm.  H.  8  Long  wharf,  bds.  Meridian,  near 
Lexington,  E.  B.  [Bowdoin  square 

Morton  Wra.  T.  G.  dentist,  19  Tremont  row,  b.  7 
Moseley  (Alexander),   Poor,  (E.    S.),   &   Co.    (H. 
Poo?-),  hides  &  leather,  84  Ann,  h.  at  Medford 
Moseley  David  C.  Mrs.  h.  2  Bromfield,  c.  Wash. 
Moseley  Frederick  P.  clerk,  64  Broad,  h.  at  Dorch. 
Moseley  Flavel  (Phillips  &;  M.),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Moseley  Robert  C.  19  Tremont  row,  b.  5  Middlesex 
Mosely  Baker,  powder  agent,  house  r.  30  Common 
Mosely  Charles  S.  machinist,  boards  14  Charles 
Mosely  James  A.  machinist,  boards  14  Charles 
Mosely  Thomas  E.  boots  and  shoes,  233  Washing- 
ton, house  at  Dorchester 
Moses  George  H.  mason,  house  2  Henchman  lane 
Moses    James  F.,  Alhambra    dining    rooms,    176 

Washington 
Moses  Joseph  H.  38  School,  h.  27  Pinckney 
Moses  Theodore  B.    music  teacher,   352  Washing- 
ton, boards  at  Roxbury 
Moses  Thomas  G.  painter,  h.  518  Commercial 
Mosher  Caleb,  jr.  &  Co.  cotton  and  wool,  45  Water 
Mosher  Emma,  nurse,  house  5  Curve 
Mosman  &  Co.  (C.  P.  Chamberlin  &  T.  P.  Foster), 

coal,  Fulton,  cor.  Barrett 
Mosman  George  G.  5  Wash.  h.  at  W.  Newton 
Mosman  Rufus,  house  21  Stillman 
Motley  J.  Lothrop,  counsellor,  h.  11  Chesnut 
Motley  Thomas,  jr.  (Chase,  M.  ^  Mills),  house  at 

Dedham 
Motley  ( William  W.)  &  Clapp  (George  P.),  merch. 

tailors,  Tremont,  cor.  Beacon,  h.  11  Common 
Mott  Joshua,  caulker,  h.  Broadway,  n.  Dorchester 
Motte  Mellish  I.  Rev.  house  2  East  Castle 
Moulden  William  F.  seaman,  h.  4  Nashua  court 
Mouldsdale  Jas.  laborer,  h.  Trumbull,  c.   Newland 
Moulton  Andrew,  grocer,   2"A  Hanover,  h.  r.  do. 
Moulton  Benj.  P., "Courier  office,  b.  13  Allston 
Moulton  Charles  E.  carpenter,  boards  12  Pitts 
Moulton  Charles  H.  printer,  bds.  138  Court 
Moulton  Charles  J.  B.    (Grosvenor  rSr  M.),  house  9 

Chilson  place 
Moulton  Charles  S.  hackman,  b.  57  Myrtle  pi. 
Moulton  Francis  E.,  Custom  House,  h.  5  Cottage 
Moulton  George  (Robertson  (Sf  M.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Moulton  George  B.  9  Tremont  row 
Moulton  George  W.  clerk,  h.  3  S.  Townsend  place 
Moulton  Jas.  G.  job  wagon,  6  Rowe's  wf.  h.  Colony 
Moulton  J.  K.  34  Ann,  boards  18  Friend 
Moulton  Jotham  (Saryent  *  M.),  h.  Bethel  place 
Moulton  Mark  D.  machinist,  Hayraarketsq.  house 

30  BiUerica 

Moulton  Moses  P.  mason,  house  2  Hawkins 
Moulton  Moses  S.  fruit,  4  Winter,  h.  7  Central  ct. 
Moulton  Newell  H.  produce,  50  Brattle,  h.  22  Myrt. 


Moulton  Newell  H.  jr.  clerk,  bds.  22  Myrtle 
Moulton  Sarah  C.  widow,  h.  19  La  Grange  place 
Moulton  Simon,  housewright,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Moulton  (S.  A.)  &  Lane  ( George) ,  30  Eastern  Rail- 
road wharf,  house  22  Sheafe 
Moulton  Thomas,  mason,  house  27  Lowell    [H.  ct. 
Moulton  Wm.  U.  printer,  22  School,  b.  7  Province 
Mountain  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  23  Washington  av. 
Mountain  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  23  Washington  av. 
Mountain  John,  laborer,  h.  23  Washington  av. 
Mountfort  Ann,  widow  of  Charles,  h.  6  Garden 
Mountfort  Charles,  painter,  house  8  Garden 
Mountfort  G.  commis.  merchant,  134  State 
Mountfort  S.  house  44  Prince 
Mousley  Henry,  saw  maker,  h.  87  Cambridge 
Mousley  Wm.  saw  manufactory,    18  Haverhill,   h. 

at  Charlestown 
Mower  (Edward)  &  Randall  (J.  T.),   groceries  & 

provisions,  30^  Merrimac,  h.  37  Pitts 
Mower  George  W.  6  and  8  Federal 
Mower  Gustavus  H.  (Nichols,   Pierce,  <Sf  Co.),  bds. 

New  England  House 
Muchamore  Joseph  C.  rigger,  h.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Mudge  (Alfred)    Ik   Corliss    (//.    A.),   printers,  21 

School,  h.  1  Dix  place 
Mudge  A.  C.  clerk,  h.  5  Pleasant       [15  N.  Russell 
Mudge  Ezra,  weigher  and  ganger,  opp.  51  India,  h. 
Mudge  Lemuel  D.  weigher  and   ganger,  opposite 

51  India,  house  15  N.  Russell 
Mudge  Samuel  E.  cutter,  25  Ann,  h.  25  Oxford 
Mudge  Samuel  W.  printer,  house  7  Porter 
Mudgett  Ambrose,  teamster,  h.  Suffolk,  n.  Camden 
Mudgett  Wm.  S.   clothing,    1   N.   Market,   and  9 

Commercial,  house  73  Brighton 
Mugford  John,  carpenter,  h.  8  Lucas  place 
Mugridge  George  L.  4  F.  Hall,  b.  5  Bumstead  pi. 
Muhlig  James  M.  painter,  23  Lancaster 
Muiller  Dennis,  boot  maker,  474  Wash.  h.  do. 
Mulhaden  Michael,  laborer,  house  2  Foster  place 
Mulcahy  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  2  Stillman  place 
Mulcahy  John,  carpenter,  h.  rear  146  Fourth 
Muldoon  Bernard,  laborer,  house  9  Bridge 
Muldoon  Christopher,  laliorer,  h.  10  Bridge  St.   ct. 
Muldoon  James,  laborer,  house  r.  73  Eliot 
Muldoon  James,  house  10^  Pleasant 
Muldoon  Patrick,  laborer,  house  150  Fourth 
Muldoon  Thomas,  house  2  Bridge  St.  court    [E.  B. 
Mulford  Joseph,    painter,  h.    Border,   n.  Sumner, 
Mulherring  Geo.  laborer,  house  31  Merrimac 
Mulig  James,  painter,  house  4  Emerald 
Mull  Jacob,  U.  S.  Navy,  house  63  Dover 
Mullally  John,  carpenter,  h.  6  Boylston  square 
Mullally  Martin,  laborer,  22  Hamilton 
MuUaly  Jas.  laborer,  h.  I,  betw'n  Br'dway  &  Third 
Mullan  James,  jeweller,  9  State 
Mullan  Mary  Jane,  diess  maker,  h.  118  Fourth 
Mullane  Patrick  (LawlerS;  M.),  33  Ferry 
Mullcaye  Thomas,  ostler,  h.  2  Crescent  court 
Mullen  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  Gold,  near  A 
Mullen  Barney,  laborer,  house  Everett,  n.  Cottage 
Mullen  Coleman,  moulder,  house  129  Broadway 
Mullen  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  13  Silver,  near  A 
Mullen  James,  laborer,  house  28  Thacher 
Mullen  James,  laborer,  house  13  Prince 
Mullen  James,  hatter,  house  A,  near  Athens 
Mullen  James,  plasterer,  house  Silver,  near  A 
Mullen  John,  boiler  maker,  house  Colony 
Mullen  John,  blacksmith,  h.  Silver,  n.  Turnpike 
Mullen  John,  laborer,  h.  Quincy,  n.  D 
Mullen  John,  marble  cutter,  boards  r.  65  Charles 
Mullen  John,  laborer,  house  30  Cross       [Turnpike 
Mullen  John,  shoe  maker,  84  Turnpike,  h.  Silver,  n. 
Mullen  John,  grocer.  111  Sea,  house  do. 
Mullen  Mark,  laborer,  house  36  Prince 
Mullen  Michael,  engineer,  h.  Turnpike,  opp.  Fifth 
Mullen  Michael,  grocer,  310  Ann 
Mullen  Nathaniel  P.  baker,  house  8  Poplar  ct. 
Mullen  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Fabin,  n.  Tremont 
Mullen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  A 
Mullen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  Swan 


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Mullen  Peter,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  A 
Mullen  Thomas,  grocer,  22  Merrimac,  house  do. 
Mullen  William,  hatter,  house  39  Salem 
Muller  John,  carpenter,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage 
Mullery  Mary,  widow,  boarding,  2  Wharf 
MuUery  Patrick,  carpenter,  Sufiblk,  cor.  Lenox 
Mullery  Thomas,  plumber,  house  2  Wharf 
Mullet  George,  boards  21  Albany 
Mullett  John,  truckman,  house  3-3  Albany 
Mulligan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  1  Pond  st.  place 
Mulligan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  2  Lancaster 
Mulliken  Mary  L.  Mrs.  50  Chesnut 
Mullin  {Frederick  D.)  &  Holmes  (O.),  grain,  Fos- 
ter's wharf,  house  10  Oliver  place 
Mullin  John,  job  wagon,  h.  Sixth,  n.  Dorchester 
Mullin  John  R.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  139  Har.  av. 
Mulloy  John,  mason,  house  3S  Porter 
Mulvay  John,  tailor,  house  3  Charlestown       [ham 
Muncig  Charles,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  22  VV.  Ded- 
Muncreeff  Joseph,  house  68  Leveret 
Munday  John,  boot  maker,  house  19  Temple 
Munday  Owen,  wagoner,  h.  Canton,  n.  Tremont 
Munday  Patrick,  provisions,  W.  Canton      [Poplar 
Mundruco  E.  F.  B.  clothing,  26  Brattle,  house  29 
Munn  Benjamin  S.  printer,  house  2  Vernon 
Munn  Luther  {Richards,  M.  &  Co.),  h.  GO  South 
Munro  Peter  G.  house  26  Eliot 
Munroe  Abel  B.  house  4  Tileston 
Munroe  Benj.  S.  4  Com'l  whf.  h.  at  Somerville 
Munroe  Daniel,  watch  maker,  149  Washington,  h. 

112  Hudson  . 
Munroe  Ebenezer,  (/.  H.  ^  E.  Munroe),  2-5  Ferry 
Munroe  Edmund,  broker,  28  State,  h.  18  Essex 
Munroe  Edmund,  boards  40  Summer 
Munroe  {Edmuiul)    &   Francis  {David),   printers, 

Devonshire,  cor.  Water  [h.  at  Somerville 

Munroe  Edwin,  jr.  flour  &  grain,   118  Comniercial, 
Munroe  Francis  A.  actor,  house  43  Billerica 
Munroe  Francis  J.  actor,  h.  rear  10  Tileston 
Munroe  George,  ship  joiner,  b.  3  Maverick  square 
Munroe  Henry,  housewright,  1  Chapman  place,  h. 

7  Spear  place 
Munroe  Jacob,  laborer,  house  Suffolk,  n..  Lenox 
Munroe  James  &  Co.  (IF.  //.  Dcwwe^),  booksellers, 

134  Washington,  house  at  Cambridge 
Munroe  James,  cabinet  maker,  b.  8  Kneeland  pi. 
Munroe  James,  house  76  Carver 
Munroe  Jas.  provisions,  200  Hanover,  h.  12  Fleet 
Munroe  James  H.  wines,  &c.   49   Federal,   boards 

U.  S.  Hotel 
Munroe  Jas.  S.  {Scwali  &;  M.),  h.  at  Lexington 
Munroe  Jeptha,  h.  52  Broadway,  u.  A 
Munroe  John,  carver,  bds.  447  Washington 
Munroe  John,  housewright,  h.  r.  85  Prince 
Munroe  John  H.  &  E.  curriers,  25  Ferry 
Munroe  Joseph,  broker,  5  Endicot,  b.  31  Friend 
Munroe  Jotham  B.  alien  commissioner,  59  Long 

wharf,  h.  6  Porter 
Munroe  Moses  C.  teamster,  h.  5  Snowhill 
Munroe  Otis,  grain,  41  Commercial,  h.  12  Staniford 
Munroe  Sarah,  nurse,  h.  49  Albany 
Munroe  Washington,  h.  31  Friend  [E.  B. 

Munroe  Wm.  constable,  7  Mass.  block,  h.  Chelsea, 
Munroe  Wm.  jr.  {Little,  Alden,  S;  Co.),  66  Milk 
Munroe  Wm.  A.  9  Court,  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Munroe  Wm.  B.  17  Federal,  bds.  69  Bedford 
Munroe  Wm.  H.  grocer,  109  Broad,  h.  69  Bedford 
Munson  A.  D.  actor,  bds.  54  Portland 
Murcocks  James,  laborer,  h.  10  Rochester 
Murdock  A.  H.  proprietor  Pemberton  H.,  Howard 
Murdock  E.  jr.  wooden  ware  manuf.  19  Com'l  wf. 
Murdock  Franklin,  blacksmith,  plough  factory,  h. 

at  Dorchester 
Murdock  Joseph,  29  Milk,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Mui'dock  James  M.  oil,  19  S.  Market,  h.  at  Natick 
Murdock  Jane  C.  widow,  h.  13  Causeway 
Murdock  John,  67  Broad 
Murdock  John,  housewright,  h.  4  Snelling  pi. 
Murdock  Judson,  h.  34  Common 
Murdock  Oscar,  clerk,  85  Kilby,  b.  34  Common 


Murdock  Thomas,  book  binder,  h.  137  Hanover 
Murdock  Wm.  C.  auctioneer  and  commission  mer 

chant,  32  Fulton,  h.  75  Bedford 
Murdough  James  W.  {Grout  .^  M.J,  h.  126  Tyler 
Murphoy  Edmund,  carpenter,  h.  5  Charlestown 
Murphoy  EdmuTid,  housewright,  h.  32  Kingston 
Murphoy  {Edmund,  jr.)  &  Farrell  {John),  coffins, 

90^  Endicot,  h.  5  Charlestown 
Murphy  Ann,  widow,  h.  17  Hudson 
Murphy  Archibald,  h.  42  Prince 
Murphy  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  r.  245  Ann 
Murphy  Bryant,  laborer,  h.  1  Newland 
Murphy  Catharine,  widow,  h.  Creek  sq. 
Murphy  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  2  Moon  st.  ct. 
Murphy  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  r.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Murphy  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  r.  90  Sea 
Murphy  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  Creek  sq. 
Murphy  Cornelius,  laljorer,  h.  29  Atkinson 
Murphy  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  3  Hamilton  alley 
Murphy  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  Half  Moon  pi. 
Murphy  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Cove  pi. 
Murphy  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  72  Broad 
Murphy  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  243  Ann 
Murphy  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  23  Washington  av. 
Murphy  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  324  Ann 
Murphy  Daniel,  dry  goods,  3  U.  S.  Hotel,  boards 

Colony  House 
Murphy  Daniel,  rigger,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Murphy  Daniel  E.  bridge  builder,  h.  3  Tremont  bl'k 
Murphy  David,  messenger,  bds.  26  Ann 
Murphy  {David)  &  Doyle  {James),  grocers,  63  At- 
kinson, house  do. 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  40  Jefferson  block 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  164  Ann 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  r.  82  W.  Cedar 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  6  Boylston  square 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  40  Cove 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  16  Livingston 
Murphy  Dennis,  teamster,  h.  A,  n.  Third 
Murphy  Edward,  laborer,  h.  15  Bartlett 
Murphy  Edward,  tailor,  bds.  46  Atkinson 
Murphy  Edward,  teamster,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Murphy  Edward,  watchman  plough  factory.  Fifth 
Murphy  Edward  P.  8  Faneuil   Hall,  h.  foot  Dover 
Murphy  Eliza,  widow,  h.  Athens,  n.  A. 
Murphy  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  195  Ann  [alley 

Murphy  Francis,  morocco  dresser,  house  Hamilton 
Murphy  Gardner,  clerk,  20  Elm 
Murphy  Geo.  E.  coach  trimmer,  h.  91  Tyler 
Murphy  Hannah,  widow,  h.  13  'Tileston 
Murphy  Hugh,  machinist,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Murphy  James,  machinist,  h.  A,  c.  Third 
Murphy  James,  carpenter,  h.  6  Suffolk 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  h.  6  Lehigh 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  h.  Spring,  n.  Poplar 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  h.  7  Bartlett 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  h.  C,  n.  Broadway 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  h.  11  S.  Margin 
Murphy  James,  printer,  h.  100  Federal 
Murphy  James,  h.  88  C 
Murphy  James,  provisions,  281  Ann,  h.  do. 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  dry  goods,  59  Sea,  h.  do. 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  harness  maker,  16  Sudbury 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Kneeland 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Silver,  near  B 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  shoe  maker,  137  Sea,  h.  do. 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Murphy  Jer.  S.  laborer,  h.  Mav'k,  n.  London,  E.  B. 
Murphy  Joanna,  house  r.  3  Foster  pi. 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  116  Sea 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  Bolton,  n.  B 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  8  Kingston  street  court 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  2  Mechanic 
Murphy  John,  oysters,  641  Washington 
Murphy  John,  stone  cutter,  h.  13  Pearl  pi. 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  Barber's  alley,  Ann 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  106^  Purchase 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  76  'Turnpike,  n.  Broadway 
Murphy  John,  fruiterer,  h.  Oliver,  opp.  Wendell 


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Murphy  John,  boat  maker,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Murphy  John,  carpenter,  h.  28  S.  Cedaj 

Murphy  John,  h.  Second,  n.  A 

Murphy  John,  tailor,  h.  Page's  court 

Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  53  Atkinson 

Murphy  John,  laborer,  27  Jefferson  bloek 

Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  126  Sea 

Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  Ann,  c.  Clark         [ct.  st. 

Murphy  John,  cutler,  10  Dock  sq.  h.  r.  4^  Garden 

Murphy  John,  tailor,  h.  2  Scott  ct. 

Murphy  John,  carpenter,  bds.  5-5  Hanover 

Murphy  John,  marble  polisher,  h.  Dove,  n.  Dorch. 

Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 

Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  r.  65  Eliot 

Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  88  Eliot 

Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  11  Gouch 

Murphy  John  P.  laborer,  h.  10  Federal  ct. 

Murphy  Margaret,  widow,  h.  opp.  8  Cove 

Murphy  Margaret,  widow,  h.  Salem 

Murphy  Mary,  widow,  h.  123  Ann 

Murphy  Mary,  groceries,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 

Murphy  Maurice,  tailor,  h.  19  Washington  sq. 

Murphy  Michael,  marble  polisher,  h.  Second,  near 

Dorchester  [whf. 

Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Broad,  opp.   Foster's 
Murphy  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  31  Washington  sq. 
Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  h,  78  Kneeland 
Murphy  Michael,  h.  Broad,  opp.  Foster's  wf. 
Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  h.  117  Purchase 
Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Half  Moon  pi. 
Murphy  Michael,  soap  stone,  26  Union,  house  34 

Charlestown 
Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  h.  6  Southac 
Murphy  Michael,  cooper,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Cove 
Murphy  Michael,  teamster,  h.  183  Fourth 
Murphy  Morris,  tailor,  h.  19  Washington  sq. 
Murphy  Owen,  laborer,  h.  Washington,  c.  Dover 
Murphy  Owen,  carpenter,  h.  48  Kneeland 
Murphy  Owen,  teamster,  h.  Prentice's  whf. 
Murphy  Owen,  laborer,  104  Broad 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  15  Hamilton 
Murphy  Patrick,  housewright,  h.  80  W.  Cedar 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  r.  114  Sea 
Murphy  Patrick,  mason,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Murphy  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  11  Nashua 
Murphy  Patrick,  h.  Spring,  n.  Poplar 
Mm-phy  Patrick,  2  Mass.  block,  h.  10  Williams 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  9  S.  May 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Hamilton  alley 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  199  Ann 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  113  Broad 
Murphy  Patrick,  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  r.  63  Eliot 
Murphy  Patrick,  plasterer,  h.  Tyler  ct. 
Murphy  Peter,  laborer,  h.  37  Eri'e 
Mm-phy  Pierce,  laborer,  h.  20  Williams 
Murphy  Sarah,  widow,  h.  6  Medford 
Murphy  Simon,  cooper,  h.  r.  Athens,  n.  C 
Murphy  Silvester,  grocer.  Second,  n.  A,  h.  do. 
Murphy  Thomas,  h.  25  Franklin 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  98  Broad 
Murphy  Thomas,  harness  maker,  h.  35  Portland 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  1  High  st.  ct. 
Murphy  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  5  Williams 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  31  Atkinson 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  r.  281  Ann 
Murphy  Thomas,  trader,  house  r.  21  Lancaster 
Murphy  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  37  Erie 
Murphy  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  33  Oneida 
Murphy  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  on  Howe's  wf. 
Murphy  Timothy,  cooper,  h.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Murphy  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  15  Belmont 
Murphy  Timothy,  boarding,  h.  79  Broad 
Murphy  Timothy,  groceries,  29  Oliver,  h.  do. 
Murphy  Timothy,  boarding,  16  Hamilton 
Murphy  Timothy,  tailor,  h.  86  Federal 
Murphy  Wm.  laborer,  house  r.  20  East 
Murphy  Wm.  hardcartman,  h.  30  Kingston 
Murphy  Wm.  brakeman,  h.  30  Kingston 
Murray  Aaron,  brakeman,  b.  34  Broadway 


Murray  Alex.  R.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  Camden  pi. 

Murray  Augustus,  h.  24  May 

Murray  Charles  C.  bar  keeper,  house  r.  65  Eliot 

Murray  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 

Murray  Daniel,  blacksmith,  h.  Ontario 

Murray  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  1  Hamilton 

Murray  Edward,  shoe  maker,  h.  22  Williams 

Murray  Edward  C.  upholsterer,  bds.  84  Federal 

Murray  Frank,  laborer,  h.  38  S.  Margin 

Murray  Jas.  stone  cutter,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 

Murray  James,  laborer,  h.  4  Cove  st.  pi. 

Murray  James,  tailor,  h.  93  Endicot 

Murray  James,  grocer,  Endicot,  c.  Cross,  h.  do. 

Murray  John,  hatter,  h.  Northampton 

Murray  John,  laborer,  house  r.  43  Sea 

Murray  John,  laborer,  h.  C,  n.  Fifth 

Murray  John,  caulker,  h.  Fourth,  n.  B 

Murray  John,  h.  219  Ann 

Murray  John,  laborer,  h.  81  Essex 

Murray  John,  laborer,  h.  2  Powars  ct. 

Murray  John,  tailor,  h.  3  Charlestown 

Murray  John,  laborer,  h.  1  Commercial  ct. 

Murray  John,  jr.  baggage  master,  h.  10  Wall 

Murray  John,  laborer,  h.  22  Cross 

Murray  John,  laborer,  h.  7  Cove 

Murray  John  H.  housewright,  Hawkins,  c.  Ivers, 

house  2  Chilson  place 
Murray  Joseph,  housewright,  3  Kennard  ct. 
Murray  Mar}',  h.  6  Carney  place  [av. 

Murray  Mercy,  widow  of  .Jaquith,  h.  1  Brighton  st. 
Murray  Michael,  laborer,  h.  118  Sea 
Murray  Michael,  currier,  h.  11  Adams 
Murray  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Ontaria 
Murray  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  South 
Murray  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Murray  Michael,  laborer,  r.  80  Purchase 
Murray  Owen,  387  Washington,  h.  84  Eliot 
Murray  Patrick,  teamster,  h.  10  Oliver 
Murray  Patrick,  cooper,  h.  8  Genesee 
Murray  Patrick,  watchman,  h.  150  Fourth 
Murray  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  24  North  Russell 
Murray  Patrick  &  William,  clothing  and  hats,  46 

Ann,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Murray  Richard,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  F 
Murray  Richard  F.  {Upton  ^  M.),  16  Leveret 
Murray  Robert,  laborer,  h.  48  Kneeland 
Murray  Robert,  tailor,  opp.  46  Suffolk 
Murray  Samuel  B.  provisions.  Causeway,  c.  BiUe- 

rica,  h.  23  Lyman  pi. 
Murray  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  9  Sea 
Murray  Thomas,  laborer,  house  199  Ann 
Murray  Thomas,  laborer,  house  13  Hamburg 
Murray  Thomas,  laborer,  house  75  Kneeland 
Murray  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  B 
Murray  Timothy,  laborer,  house  Sea,  near  Beach 
Murray  William,  laborer,  house  46  Merrimac 
Murray  William,  laborer,  house  3  Charter 
Murray  Wm.  (P.  ^  TT'^.  .l/«?7-rt?/),  b.  Nation'l  House 
Murray  William,  packer,  house  Maverick 
Murray  William,  pattern  designer,  h.  Paris,  E.  B. 
Murray  William,  43  Hanover,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Murtagh  Daniel,  hats,  104  Ann,  house  do. 
Murtagh  Patrick,  hat  manuf.  529  Wash.  h.  do. 
Murtagh  Timothy,  laborer,  house  1  S.  Cedar 
Musgrove  Thomas,  boards  1  Albany,  cor.  Beach 
Mushway  John  F.  laborer,  house  42  Piedmont 
Mussey  Benjamin  B.  &  Co.  {T.  IT.  Bazin),   book- 
sellers, 29  Cornhill,  &  36  Brattle,  h.  11  Bowd'n 
Muth  Henry,  tailor,  house  Sumner,  near  Cottage 
]\Iuth  Valentine,  laborer,  house  Noble  place 
Muzzy  Charles  E.  actor,  boards  5  Adams 
Muzzy  John,  inspector,  Cust.  H.  h.  15  Oliver  pi. 
Myer  Henry,  fancy  painter,   h.  2  Boylston  square 
Mylan  Maurice,  laborer,  house  15  Wall 
Myres  Frederick,  shoe  maker,  Portland,  c.  Sudbury 
Myres  Geo.  cook,  house  18  Southac 
Myres  Godfrey  A.  packer,  h.  8  Endicot  court 
Myres  Irad,  porter,  76  Water,  b.  50  Albany 
Myres  John  H.  provisions,  Leveret,  c.  Brighton,  b. 
81  Brighton 


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Myres  Levi,  seaman,  h.  8  W.  Centre 
Myres  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  Wendell 
Myres  Robert,  mason,  house  8  Church 
Myrick  Benjamin  F.  blacksmith,  b.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Myrick  Jacob,  blacksmith,  house  8  Newland 
Myrick  Jas.  H.  {Hall,  Myrick,  ^  Co.),  b.  54  Essex 
Myrick  Samuel,  rigger,  house  41  Charter 
Myrick  Samuel,  clerk,  boards  8  South  Cedar 

NAGLE  DAVID,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  C 
Nanscavven  Wm.  agent,  h.  Dedham,  c.  Newland 
Nash  Abner  P.  auctioneer  and  commission  leather 

dealer,  93  and  95  Fulton,  h.  at  Weymouth 
Nash  Alfred,  pilot,  h.  3  Phipps  pi.    [at  Dorchester 
Nash  David  R.  starch,  &c.  old  Custom   House,  h. 
Nash  George,  pilot,  h.  11  Sheafe 
Nash  Henry,  housewright,  h.  33  Harvard 
Nash  Henry  A.  clerk,  95  Fulton,  bds.  38  Hancock 
Nash  Holmes,  millin'y,  511  Wash.  b.  246  Tremont 
Nash  Israel  (Nash,  CaUendcr,  (Sr  Co.),  h.  25  Beach 
Nash  John,  grocer,  house  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Nash  John,  butler,  h.  opp.  145  Purchase 
Nash  John  E.  clerk,  boards  41  Purchase 
Nash  Joseph  P.  clerk,  121  Washington 
Nash  J.  W.  clerk,  b.  5  A      [shops,  h.  at  Stoneham 
Nash  Luther  S.  clerk  at  B.  ik  W.  machine  and  car 
Nash  Mary,  widow,  house  4  Bulfinch 
Nash  Nancy,  widow,  h.  r.  5  Henchman  lane 
Nash  {Natha7iiel  C),  Callender  (//.),  &  Co.  (/.) 
Nash),  W.  I.  goods,  6  India  and   12  Broad,  b. 
U.  S.  Hotel 
Nash  Oliver,  laborer,  house  rear  14  May 
Nash  Oliver,  jr.  12  Beach,  house  rear  63  Warren 
Nash  Rachael,  boarding,  12  Howard 
Nash  Rebecca,  boarding,  2  Fleet 
Nash  Stephen  Gordon,  counsellor,  20  Court 
Nash  ( Theophilus  S.)  &  Field  {Geo.  R.),  chairs,  108 

Fulton,  h.  3  Webster  pi. 
Nash  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  house  3  Battery  [ton 
Nash  Wm.  &  Co.  {James  B.  Bullock),  shoes,  19  Ful- 
Nash  {IVm.  O.),  French  (T.  W.),  &  Co.  {J.  H. 
French),  boots,  leather,  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 42  Fulton,  h.  at  Hirghani  [E.  B. 
Nasou  Albery,  cooper,  Lewis  wharf,  h.  Bennington, 
Nason  Daniel,  master  transportation  Boston  and 

Providence  Railroad,  h.  55  Carver 
Nason  Edgar  M.  cooper,  house  98^  Endicot 
Nason  Eunice,  French  coffee  saloon,  3  Bromfield, 

house  3  Norfolk  avenue 
Nason  James,  W.  I.  goods,  house  Arnold  [pie 

Nason  Jas.  B.  grocer,  18  and  20  Derne,  h.  44  Tem- 
Nason  Joel,  house  rear  107  Hanover 
Nason  John,  laborer,  boards  57  Billerica 
Nason  John,  engineer,  h.  133  Fourth 
Nason  (John  L.)  &  Cleaveland  {EUsIm  J.),  ship- 
smiths,  Sumner,  h.  Border,  E.  B. 
Nason  Joseph  {Walworth  &:  N.),  22  Devonshire 
Nason  Leavitt,  22  Devonshire,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Nason  Mehitable  C.  widow,  h.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Nason  William,  grain,  &c.  Har.  av.  n.  the  bridge, 

house  24  Canton 
"NsLSsau  {William  M.)  &  Stoddard  {Asa  A.),  hair 

dressers,  28  Congress,  house  23  Esse.x 
Natale  John,  restorator,  house  16  Fayette 
Nataly  G.,  Custom  House  E.k.  19  Doane 
Navens  James,  teamster,  house  3  Thacher  court 
Navy  Isaac  W.  stevedore,  h.  54  Commercial 
Nay  {Samuel  F.)  &  McClure  (C.  F.),  dry  goods,  3 

Tremont  row 
Naylor  &  Co.  {E.  L.  Benzon),  steel,  89  Milk 
Nazro  Chas.  G.  {B.  C.  Clark  ^  Co.),  h.  1  Edinboro' 
Nazro  Henry   James,  38  Lewis  wf.  h.  15  Edinboro' 
Nazro  John,  house  15  Edinboro' 
Nazro  John  G.  pres.  Trem.  Ins.  Co.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Neagle   Godfrey  B.  {Wtn.  S^  G.  B.  Neagle),  house 

Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Neagle  Patrick,  house  1  Salem 
Neagle  Thomas,  cooper,  h.  Newton,  n.  Tremont 
Neagle  William,  plasterer,  house  53  Sea  [town 

Neagle  Wm.  &  G.  B.  chairs,  73  Com'l,  h.  at  Charles- 


Neal  Abigail,  widow,  house  16  North  Russell 
Neal  Daniel,  painter,  house  16  North  Russell 
Ncal  Daniel  W.  33  Pearl,  house  18  Ash 
Neal  David  A.  pres.  Eastern  R  R.  85  State 
Neal  Jackson,  painter,  h.  2  Carroll  place 
Neal  James,  student  at  law,  b.  3  Cambridge 
Neal  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  9  Nashua  court 
Neal  Jobn,  cierk,  house  16  North  Russell 
Neal  John,  truckman,  boards  6  Sturgis  place 
Neal  John  A   wheelwright,  235  Harr.  avenue 
Ncal  John  C.  tailor,  house  25  Grove 
Neal  John  P   machinist,  b.  235  Harrison  avenue 
Neal  Samuel,  housewright,  River,  c.  Chesnut,  h.  50 

Charles 
Neal  Thomas  S.  mason,  house  reairlO  Blossom 
Neal  Thomas  W.  house  Pearl,  near  Purchase 
Neale  Alonzo  F.  constable,  3  Franklin  av.  house  20 

Curve 
Neale  David  J.  cutter,  boards  47  Hancock 
Neale  Rollin  H.  Rev.  house  6  Crescent  place 
Neally  C.  C.  clerk,  boards  19  Salem 
Neason  John  W.,  Custom  House,  h.  86  Turnpike 
Neat  John,  painter,  house  19  Friend 
Neat  Nathan,  trunks,  18  &  19  Elm,  h.  13  StilLman 
Neavel  Jacob,  laborer,  house  Coral  court 
Need  Simon,  boards  46  Eliot 
Needham  Albert,  3  Chatham  row,  h.  at  Lynn 
Needham  Mary,  house  W.  Canton,  n.  Newland 
Needham  W.  W.  wines.  6  Canal  bl'k,  h.  at  Camb. 
Nert'Wm.  J.  fancy  dry  goods,  369  Washington,  h. 

2  Avery  place 
Nefz  John,  shoe  maker,  212  Ann,  h.  1  Langdon  pi. 
Neil  Eliza,  widow,  house  11  Blossom 
Neil  John,  laborer,  house  247  Ann 
Neil  Lucy,  widow,  house  4  Sister 
Neil  Peter,  provisions,  house  Second,  near  B 
NeiU  John,  house  155  Tyler 
Neill  John  F.  printer,  house  155  Tyler 
Neillan  Michael,  groceries,  172  Ann,  house  do. 
Neilson  George,  sheet  iron  worker,  h.  r.  96  Warren 
Neilson  Jas.  C.  dentist,  31  Winter,  b.  31  Marion 
Neilson  Wm.  jeweller,  215  Wash.  h.  31  Marion 
Neland  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  206  Ann 
Nelson  Alexander,  teamster,  house  71  Nashua 
Nelson  Andre,  mariner,  house  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Nelson  Andrew,  mariner,  h.  98  Commercial 
Nelson  Andrew,  block  maker,  boards  26  Ann 
Nelson  B.  tailor,  536  Washington 
Nelson  Christian,  boarding,  306  Ann 
Nelson  David  B.  boards  100  Salem 
Nelson  Edward,  tailor,  house  15  Dover 
Nelson  Geo.  S.   com.  mer.  55  Milk,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Nelson  Henry  W.  superintendent  N.  C.  R.  R.  10 

Railroad  Exchange 
Nelson  Horatio,  clerk,  rear  9  Elm,  b.  25  Sudbury 
Nelson  Horatio  G.  clerk,  261  Broad,  bds.  Congress 

House 
Nelson  James,  painter,  boards  6  East  st.  place 
Nelson  James,  carriage  trimmer,  h.  22  Shawmut 
Nelson  James,  printer,  house  6  High  st.  place 
Nelson  James  C.  mason,  house  33  Indiana  place 
Nelson  Moses  B.  cooper,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Nelson  Nehemiah,  grocer,  Salem,  c.  Cross,  h.  do. 
Nelson  Ralph,  dry  goods,  98  Turnpike,  c.  Fourth, 

house  Silver,  near  C 
Nelson  Stephen,  house  10  Fleet 
Nelson  Thos.  stone  cutter,  house  25  Pleasant 
Nelson  AVilliam,  book  keeper,  57  Kilby 
Nelson  William,  boarding,  house  rear  50  Fleet 
Nelson  William,  housewright,  house  85  Charter 
Nelson  Wm.  H.  exp.  wagon,  h.  21  Atkinson       [pi. 
Nesbit  Elizabeth  &  Jane,  dress  makers,  b.  5  Grove 
Nesbit  John,  machinist,  house  Newland 
Nesbit  Mary,  widow,  house  9  Bridge  st.  court 
Nesbit  Samuel,  machinist,  boards  3  Carnes  court 
Nesbit  Sarah,  house  S.  Grove  place 
Nesbitt  James,  boards  6  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Nesdall  Peter,  laborer,  house  rear  7  Milton 
Neverns  Jerome,  teamster,  bds.  45  Oak   [at  Roxb'y 
Nevers  Benj.  M.  coal  mere.  48  Hanover,  op.  Elm,  h. 


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Nevers  Sarah,  widow,  house  80  Dover 
Neville  Wm.  H.  46  Commercial,  b.  5-5  Hanover 
Nevilles  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  90  Federal 
New  James  E.  clerk,  139  Wash,  boards  6  Strong  pi. 
Newburge  George,  trader,  house  2  Shawniut 
Newcomb  Caleb  H.  clerk,  23  Elm  [Quincy 

Newcomb  C.  O.  &  G.  junk,  &c.  217  Broad,  house  at 
Newcomb  Danforth  P.  house  3-5  Erie 
Newcomb  Danforth  S.  2  Central  wf.  b.  4  Unity 
Newcomb  Francis,  boot  maker,  Congress,  house  62 

Essex 
Newcomb  Henry  {Paine  6;  Newcomb),  h.  52  Salem 
Newcomb  Isaac,  oysters,  house  3  Moon 
Newcomb  Isaac  B.  jr.  piano-forte  polisher,  h.  277 

Fourth,  near  Dorchester 
Newcomb  James,  house  41  Hudson 
Newcomb  James  {Holbrook  &;  N.),  house 46  Charter 
Newcomb  James  W.  sail  maker,  h.  75  Salem 
Newcomb  John  C.  117  Milk  [land,  c.  Harr.  av. 

Newcomb  John  J.  merchant,  133  State,  h.  Knee- 
Nevecomb  Joseph,  painter,  h.  3  Bennet  place 
Newcomb  Lemuel  (S.  S;  L.  N.),  h.  16  N.  Russell 
Newcomb  (Lemuel)  &  Atwood  (.S.),  114, 116,  &  118 

F.  H.  Market,  h.  at  Charlestown  [h.  at  Quincy 
Newcomb  Lewis,  paper  stock  &  oakum,  217  Broad, 
Newcomb  Levi,  jr.  butter,  cheese,  &c.  33  the  South 

Market,  house  230  Harrison  avenue 
Newcomb  Mary  Mrs.  teacher,  h.  3  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Newcomb  Nathaniel  {Rutter  ^  N.),  h.  at  Braintree 
Newcomb  Norton  &  Son  {Thomas  C),  boots  and 

shoes,  114  Hanover,  house  4  Unity 
Newcomb  Norton,  jr.  67  Congress,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Newcomb  Rebecca,  boarding,  21  Albany 
Newcomb  S.  &.  L.  fish  dealers,  Cambridge,  corner 

Butolph,  house  10  North  Russell 
Newcomb  Simon,  house  12  Margaret 
Newcomb  Thos.  watchman,  h.  5  E.  Dedham 
Newcomb  Thomas  C.  {N.  Newcomb  Sj  Son),  house 

at  Chelsea 
Newcomb  Thomas  G.  S.  boards  Silver,  near  C 
Newell  Andrew  H.  {Howard,  Son  <S;  Co.),  house  at 

Brookline  [n.  Border,  E.  B. 

Newell  Benj.  F.  restorator,  11  Le\vis,  h.  Maverick, 
Newell  {Charles  F.)  &  Co.  {N.  M.  Neioell),  grocers, 

Endicot,  corner  Thacher,  h.  25  Snowhill 
Newell  Charles  H.  paper  hanger,  h.  Fifth,  near  C 
Newell  Chas.  S.  (IF.  F.  H.  WMttemore  S^  Co.),  h. 

52  Temple 
Newell  Daniel,  printer,  house  1  Lathrop  place 
Newell  Geo.  A..  {Talbot,  Spear &:N.),  b.  City  Hotel 
Newell  Hervey,  dry  goods,  194  1-2  Hanover,  house 

at  Chelsea 
Newell  Horatio,  carpenter,  house  21  Vine 
Newell  Isaac,  cordwainer,  house  rear  32  Pleasant 
Newell  James  M.  house  Franklin  square 
Newell  Jeremiah  G.  housewright,  h.  11  Newton  pi. 
Newell  John,  laborer,  house  27  Andover 
Newell  Joseph,  house  Tyler,  corner  Newton  ct. 
Newell  {Joseph  A.)  &  Niebuhr  (G.  H.),  boots  and 

shoes,  401  Wash.  b.  1  Suffolk  place 
Newell  Joel  S.  job  wagon,  Merrimac,  c.  Deacon 
Newell  {Josiah,jr.)  &  Andrews  {F.  W.),  iron,  steel, 

and  nails,  65  Broad,  boards  1  Otis  place 
Newell  {Luciiis)  &  Hathaway  {Thos.  D.),  painters, 

2  Kneeland,  h.  6  Middlesex  [S.  Hotel 

Newell  Montgomery,  hardware,  83  State,  boards  U. 
Newell  Norman  N.  grocer,  Endicot,  c.  Thacher,  h. 

15  Billerica 
Newell  Richard  A.  Mrs.  house  3  Federal  court 
Newell  Richard  A.  jr.  clerk,  boards  3  Federal  ct. 
Newell  Robert  W.  physician,  house  6  Staniford 
Newhall  Alfred,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  20  Dedham 
Newhall  Benj.  W.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  20  Dedham 
Newhall  Cheever  &  Co.  {John  M.  Newhall),  boots 

and  shoes,  6  Central,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Newhall  Daniel  B.  {Wilkins  &  N.),  h.  33  Carver 
Newhall  Daniel  R.  music  teacher,  h.  20  Dedham 
Newall  Edward  J.  caulker,  h.  Sigourney  place  [pi. 
Newhall  Elizaboth,  music  teacher,  b.  14  Hayward 
Newhall  Fletcher,  shoes,  372  Wash.  h.  14  Albion 


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Newhall  F.  S.  &  Co.  {Henry  Newhall  &;  D.  C.  Ba- 
ker), shoe  stock,  15  &  17  Fulton,  h.  at  Lynn 
Newhall  George,  shoes  and  leather,  6  Central,  h. 

at  Dorchester  [Salem 

Newhall  G.  G.  gunpowder  agency,  86  State,  h.  at 
Newhall  Henry  {P\  S.  Neichall  iSf  Co.),  h.  at  Lynn 
Newhall  Henry  B.  paper  hanger,  h.  4  Champney  pi. 
Newhall  Henry  F.  17  Fulton,  house  at  Lynn 
Newhall  Henry  T.  {Bhoadcs  ifN.),  145  Milk 
Newhall  Isaac  M.  cordwainer,  h.  r.  32  Pleasant 
Newhall  James,  house  51  Portland 
Newhall  James,  housewright,  house  r.  10  Prince 
Newhall  John,  piano  polisher,  house  3  Sheafe 
Newhall  John  M.   (C.  New/iall  %  Co.),  house  at 

Dorchester 
Newhall  M.  B.  cordwainer,  h.  rear  163  Fourth 
Newhall  Morton,  mason,  b.  39  Brattle 
Newhall  Walter  Dexter,  boards  60  Albany 
Newhall  William,  clock  maker,  boards  18  Porter 
Newhouse  Henry,  sugar  refiner,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Newland  Sarah,  h.  Washington,  cor.  Waltham 
Newling  Henry  J.  laborer,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Newman  Geo.  E.  printer,  house  Marginal,  E.  B. 
Newman  John,  carpenter,  house  Marion,  E.  B. 
Newman  Julia  E.  widow,  h.  South,  near  Harvard 
Newman  Robert,  tailor,  360  Wash.  h.  26  Harr.  av. 
Newman  Robert  E.  (/.  CoUamore,Jr.  <S|  Co.),  h.  21 

Purchase 
Newman  Sam'l  H.  mer.  tailor,  41  Court,  h.  3  Poplar 
Newman  William,  41  Court,  boards  6  Howard 
Newmarch  Joseph,  baker,  52  Cambridge,  house  27 

Blossom 
Newmarch  Joseph  D.  clerk,  213  Ann 
Newmarch   Samuel,  baker,  119  Broadway,  near  C, 

and  288  Washington,  house  179  Fourth,  n.  D 
Newmarch  Samuel,  jr.,  baker,  119  Broadway,  house 

205  Fourth 
Newton  Abigail  J.  G.  widow,  house  28  Arnold 
Newton  Abraham,  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Newton  Charles  H.  house  49  Salem 
Newton  Chas.  L.  blacksmith,  h.  239  S.  Suffolk 
Newton  Frederick  W.  {Dorrance,  Netoton  4"  Co.), 

boards  47  Mt.  Vernon 
Newton  George,  express  wagon,  h.  42  Albany 
Newton  Henry,  teamster,  house  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Newton  Isaac,  17  Pearl,  house  3  Bradford 
Newton  Joel,  shoe  maker,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Newton  Lucy,  widow,  house  7  Lowell  court 
Newton  Mary,  widow,  house  6  Cyprus 
Newton  Ralph  W.  {Schouler,  Newton  §  Barbour), 

house  Rutland,  near  Washington 
Newton  Richard,  house  25  Erie  [Wash. 

Newton  {Sarah)  &  Warren  {S.  E.),  millinery,  215 
Nhgl  Phillip,  cordwainer,  house  100  Warren 
Nicholas  James,  cooper,  boards  58  South 
Nicholas  Thomas  J.  rigger,  h.  3  Langdon  place 
Nichols  A.  A.  seaman,  house  15  W.  Centre 
Nichols  Abby,  coat  maker,  boards  42  Portland 
Nichols  Abigail,  widow,  house  3  Oak  place 
Nichols  Abigail,  widow  of  Eleazer,  h.  61  Warren 
Nichols  {Albion  H.)  &  Jacobs  {£.),  hats.  &c.  4 

Market  sq.  N.  side  F.  II.  and  5  Ann 
Nichols  Andrew,  restorator,  250  Commercial,  house 

7  1-2  Bartlett  [South 

Nichols  Benj.  W.  counsellor,  28  Mass.  block,  h  20 
Nichols  Calvin,  clock  maker,  8  Eliot,  house  do. 
Nichols  Charles,  mason,  house  7  Fruit  st.  court 
Nichols  Chas.  C.  dry  goods,  7  Kilby,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Nichols  Chas.  H.  fancy  dry  goods,  319  Washington, 

house  92  Eliot 
Nichols  {Curtis  C),  Irish  {F.  O.),  &  Co.  (/.    W. 

Church),  carpetings,  46  Hanover,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Nichols  David,  mason,  house  2  Eaton  court 
Nichols  {Delano  P.)  &  Miller  (IF.  H.),  painters, 

over  31  Congress,  226  Harrison  avenue 
Nichols  Edward  A.,  Capt.  boards  50  Belknap 
Nichols  Eliza,  house  1  Bedford  court 
Nichols  Ferdinand  A.  house  10  Oswego 
Nichols  Francis  C.  {Bowers,  Pratt  ^  Co.),  137  Milk 
Nichols  Frederick,  6  Congress,  house  10  Carver 


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Nichols  F.  K.  h.  16  E.  Canton  [Union,  h.  2  Albion 
Nichols  {Geo.  A.)  &  Bass  {John  B.),  painters,  67 
Nichols  Geo.  B.  (//.  Ammidown  &;  Co.),  h.  17  Dover 
Nichols  George  N.  merchant   tailor,  96   Washing- 
ton, house  at  Newton  [Court  House 
Nichols  Geo.  W.  assist,  clerk  S.  J.  Court,  office  2 
Nichols  Gilbert,  clerk,  87  Milk,  b.  at  Charlestown 
Nichols  Henry,  whitener  &  colorer.  Harvard,  cor- 
ner Harrison  avenue 
Nichols  Henry,  boards  5  Central  court 
Nichols  Henry,  engraver,  210  \Yash.  b.  61  Warren 
Nichols  Henry  A.  confectioner,  house  22  Wall 
Nichols  Henry  P.  {Crosby  &;  N.),  house  1  Lincoln 
Nichols  Isaac  L.  laborer,  h.  Newland,  n.  Pembroke 
Nichols  James,  carpenter,  house  JStna  place 
Nichols  James  T.  boarding,  house  8  Fleet 
Nichols  John,  blacksmith,  house  46  Portland 
Nichols  John  C.  steamboat  agent,  Fiske's  wharf, 

house  202  Tremont 
Nichols  John  G.  clerk,  104  Hanover,  b.  16  Hancock 
Nichols  John  M.  stabler,  house  213  Hanover 
Nichols  John  P.  painter,  house  5  Stillman 
Nichols  Joseph  K.  cooper,  house  Gold,  corner  C 
Nichols  Lawrence,  confectionery,  2  Derby  Range, 

house  5  Alden 
Nichols  Levi  H.  tinsmith,  h.  5  Rochester 
Nichols  Luther  W.  house  4  Gouch 
Nichols  {Lyman),  Pierce  (IF.  P.),  &  Co.  {J.  W. 
Pierce,   Z.    Cushing,  N.   W.   Pierce,  i5f    G.  H. 
Mower),  dry  goods,  80  Milk,  h.  63  Belknap 
Nichols  Maria,  widow,  house  rear  South  May 
Nichols  Mary  Mrs.  house  7  1-2  Bartlett 
Nichols  Nathan,  113  Milk,  house  at  Salem 
Nichols  Otis  {Rice  S<  iY.),bds.  Lowell  House 
Nichols  Rodney,  machinist,  h.  Summer,  n.  Havre 
Nichols  {Riifus)  &  Hoyt   {B.  E.),  mahogany  and 

furniture.  6  Canal  block,  house  at  Ipswich 
Nichols  Samuel,  tin  plate  worker,  h.  r.  250  Hanover 
Nichols  Samuel  C.  mariner,  house  2  Eaton  court 
Nichols  Sarah,  widow  of  William,  house  20  Eliot 
Nichols  Smith  W.  mason,  h.  Bartlett  pi.  [Bowdoin 
Nichols  Thaddeus,  merchant,  19  Central  wf.  h.  21 
Nichols  Thomas  E.  bar  keeper  at  Tremont  House 
Nichols  T.  William,  house  21  Bowdoin 
Nichols  William,  painter,  house  53  Poplar 
Nichols  Wm.  housewright,  W.  Castle,  h.  33  Porter 
Nichols  William,  painter,  house  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Nichols  William,  dentist,  1  1-2  Tremont  row 
Nichols  (  II7//mw),  Upham   {Henry),  &  Ford  {D. 
S.),  publishers  Christian  Reflector  and  Watch- 
man, 122  Washington,  house  at  Dedham 
Nichols  William  D.  mason,  boards  2  Eaton  court 
Nichols  W.  F.  {Geo.  Hill  S;  Co.),  h.  103  Pleasant 
Nichols  W.  S.,  Globe  Bank,  house  at  Roxbury 
Nichols,  Winn,  &  Co.  shoe  manuf.  29  N.  Market 
Nicholson  G.  clerk,  house  531  Washington 
Nicholson  Wm.  C.  clerk,  33  Union  [Summer,  E.  B. 
Nickerson  Amasa,  painter,    Cunningham's  wf.   h. 
Nickerson  Bangs,  dry  goods,  78   Pleasant,  house 

52  Tremont 
Nickerson  Bethiah,  teacher,  b.  Cottage,  c.  Sumner 
Nickerson  David,  12  Com'l  wf.  b.  Fourth,  bet.  E  &  F 
Nickerson  David  Mrs.  house  251  Broadway 
Nickerson  Ebenezer  &  Co.  {E.  G.  &;  T.  W.  Nicker- 
son), fish.  39  Long  wharf,  h.  at'Waltham 
Nickerson  Ed.  G.  {Eben.  N.  ^  Co.),h.  at  Waltham 
Nickerson  Ellen,  tailoress,  house  11  S.  Russell 
Nickerson  Frederick  &  Co.  {J.  S.  Nickerson) ,  com- 
mission merch.  11  Com'l  wf.  h  99  F,  n.  Fourth 
Nickerson  Jonathan  S.  {F.   Nickerson  &;   Co.),  h. 
286  Fourth  [Central  court 

Nickerson  Joseph,  musical  instrument  maker,  b.  6 
Nickerson  Joseph,  ship  chandler,  46  and  47  Com- 
mercial, house  F,  near  Fourth 
Nickerson  &  Co.  {Thomas  ^  Pliny),  merchants,  12 

Commercial  wharf,  house  231  Fourth 
Nickerson  Pliny  {Nickerson  4f  Co.),  h.  58  High 
Nickerson  Seth,  housewright,  house  31  Oswego 
Nickerson  Susan  D.  teacher  in  Chauncy  pi.  School, 
boards  at  Cambridge 


Nickerson  Thomas  W.  {E.  Nickerson  3;  Co.),  h. 

Hancock 
Nickerson  (  Warren  A.)  &  Putnam  (C),  junk,  213 

Broad,  house  8  Purchase  place 
Nicolson  Samuel,  7  Niles'  building,  h.  42  Bedford 
Niebuhr  Charles  C.  clerk,  372  Wash.  b.  7  Avery  pL 
Niebuhr  Francis  A.  clerk,  372  Wash.  b.  7  Avery 
Niebuhr  G.  H.  {Newell  (fN.),\).l  Suffolk  place 
Niebuhr  John  H.  music,  pianos,  etc.  372  Washing- 
ton, house  7  Avery  place 
Niess  David  L.  cooper,  house  107  Salem 
Niew  James  E.  clerk,  house  6  Strong  place 
Nightingale  James,  boards  115  Pleasant 
Nightingale  J.  W.  grocer,  459  Wash.  h.  1  Eliot 
Nightingale  John  F.  grocer,  Canton,  cor.  Suffolk, 

house  2  Dedham 
Nihen  Daniel,  laborer,  house  17  Livingston 
Nihen  Michael,  laborer,  house  Beach,  near  Sea 
Niles  Daniel,  printer,  boards  26  Marion 
Niles's  E.xpress,  8  Court 
Niles  George,  clerk,  44  India 
Niles  Jane  D.  widow,  house  26  Marion 
Niles  P.  H.  machinist,  boards  8  South  Cedar 
Niles  Stephen,  printer,  boards  26  Marion 
Niles  Stephen  R.  8  Congress 
Niles  Thomas,  ir.  boards  124  Harrison  avenue 
Niles  W.  J.  &  Co.  {Geo.  C.   Ward),  livery  stable, 

33  School,  house  at  West  Cambridge 
Nims  Henry  C.  boards  rear  10  Hawkins  [kins 

Nims  N.  E.  livery  stable,  r.  3  Cambridge,  b.  6  Haw- 
Nims  Ormond  F.  boards  35  May 
Nims  Samuel,  stabler,  9  Hawkins 
Nims  Seth,  hackman,  36  Hanover 
Nines  Timothy,  moulder,  house  99  Fourth 
Niskey  John,  umbrella  maker,  boards  29  Pinckney 
Niskey  Sarah  M.  tailoress,  house  29  Pinckney 
Nixer  John,  laborer,  house  Silver,  near  B 
Nixon  Chas.  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Nixon  Elizabeth,  house  318  Commercial 
Nixon  John  G.  boarding,  448  Commercial 
Noakes  Charles,  clerk,  91  Court 
Noble  Ann  Mrs.  house  Fifth,  near  F 
Noble  Augustus  E.  15  City  wharf,  b.  52  Bowdoin 
Noble  Edward  T.  {M.  Hunt  S^  Co.),  5  Market  sq. 
Noble  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  71  Warren 
Noble  George  F.  house  33  High 
Noble  James,  boarding,  8  Cotting 
Noble  John,  civil  engineer,  22  State,  h.  4  Charter 
Noble  John   H.  furniture,  113   Hanover,  house  at 

Somerville 
Noble  {Josejih)  &  Co.  {B.  Hammatt  8^  F.  A.  Hall), 

commission  merch.  1  City  wf.  h.  52  Bowdoin 
Noble  Mary,  nurse,  house  Broad,  near  Sea 
Noble  Pamilla  A.  house  54  Hudson 
Noble  Robert,  stevedore,  house  6  Hanover  avenue 
Noble  Samuel,  job  wagon,  house  Fifth,  near  F 
Noble  Samuel  J.  clerk,  160  Washington 
Noble  Wm.  {Allen  ^  N.),  h.  1  Wesley  place 
Nolan  Andrew,  plasterer,  house  5  Carney  place 
Nolan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  Doherty  ct.  E.  B. 
Nolan  Martin,  coachsmith,  h.  35  Merrimac 
Nolan  Mary,  widow,  house  15  Havre 
Nolan  Mathew,  house  Porter,  E.  B. 
Nolan  Michael,  tailor,  house  55  Atkinson 
Nolan  Patrick,  plasterer,  house  4  Wesley,  E.  B. 
Nolan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Suffolk,  near  Arnold 
Nolan  Peter,  12  Sister,  house  do. 
Nolan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  Maverick  [ave. 
Nolan  Thos.  boot  maker,  Northampton,  n.  Harr. 
Nolan  Thomas,  paper  stainer,  h.  96  Endicot 
Nolan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  25  Barrett 
Nolan  Thomas  A.  K.  junk  and  iron,  r.  63  Eliot 
Noland  George  T.  capt.  h.  Lamson,  n.  Everett 
Noland  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  73  Eliot 
Nolen  Augustus,  confectioner,  house  6  Curve 
Nolen  Daniel,  laborer,  house  26  Hamilton 
Nolen  James,  handcartman,  house  rear  6  Leveret 
Nolen  Mathew,  painter,  house  1  Margaret 
Nolen  Patrick,  grocer,  Kneeland,  c.  Cove,  h   do. 
Nolen  Patrick,  house  17  Pleasant  st.  court 


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Nolen  Spencer,  jr.  dentist,  h.  29  Boylston 
Noonan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  115  Broad 
Noonan  Daniel,  boards  Everett,  near  Orleans 
Noonan  Dennis,  carpenter,  house  28  Erie 
Noonan  James,  laborer,  house  Marginal,  E.  B. 
Noonan  James,  laborer,  house  Border,  E.  B. 
Noonan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  Colony 
Noonan  John,  laborer,  house  135  Sea 
Noonan  John,  laborer,  house  rear  90  Federal 
Noonan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Kneeland,  n.  Cove 
Noonan  Richard,  laborer,  liouse  Cove,  n.  Cove  pi. 
Noonan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  66  South 
Noonan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  5  Southac 
Norcross  Catharine  Mrs.  house  6  Bartlett 
Norcross  Daniel  H.  cork  cutter,  h.  57  N.  Margin 
Norcross  D.  Webster,  63  Pearl,  bds.  Harrison  av. 
Norcross  Erasmus,  117  Milk,  bds  5  Ashburton  pi. 
Norcross  Geo.  H.  36  Pearl,  bds.  5  Ashburton  pi. 
Norcross  Hiram,  coachman,  h.  River,  cor.  Lime 
Norcross  J.  Addison   (O.  Norcross  ^  Co.),  boards 

25  Harrison  avenue 
Norcross  Joel  W.  73  Kilby,  house  25  McLean 
Norcross  Loring,  com.  mer.  73  Kilby,  h.  25  McLean 
Norcross  Otis  &  Co.  (./.  Addison  Norcross),  crock- 
ery ware  and  paper  hangings,  23  and  24  S.  Mar- 
ket, house  10  McLean 
Norcross  Sarah  Mrs.  house  17  Pine 
Norcross  Warren,  boards  32  Derne 
Norcross  Warren  F.  book  keeper,  179  Washington 
Norcross  Wm.  R.  {Mellen  ^-  Co.),  16  Mer.  row. 
Norcross  W.  T.  boat  builder,  210  Broad,  house  at 

Charles  town 
Norman  John,  painter,  h.  Old  Harbor,  cor.  Eighth 
Normine  Michael,  laborer,  house  48  Endicot 
Norris  Caleb,  201  Wash,  boards  10  Allston 
Norris  Cyrena  S.  widow  of  E.  H.  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Norris  David  H.  h.  Havre,  n.  Sumner      [sell  place 
Norris  Emilus  W.  (Chamherlain  ^N.),  bds.  4  Rus- 
Norris  Erasmus  A.  5  Wash.  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Norris  George  L.  clerk,  28  Court,  h.  5  Warren  sq. 
Norris  Henry  A.  broker,  9  State,  h.  at  Melrose 
Norris  Isaiah  B.  wheelwright,  1  Beverly,  h.  do. 
Norris  Jacob,  printer,  5  Wash.  h.  272  Tremont 
Norris  Jacob  D.  {Mathews,  Stevens^  Co.),  house  50 

Marion 
Norris  John,  boarding,  18  Franklin  place 
Norris  John,  bottler,  h.  8  South  st.  ct. 
Norris  John,  carpenter,  boards  84  Albany 
Norris  John,  housew'ght,  W.  Cedar,  h.  8  Grove  pi. 
Norris  John  B.  1  Cornhill,  house  at  Maiden 
Norris  John  W.  engineer  and  plumber,  h.  18  May 
Norris  Josepli,  cabinet  maker,  h.  r.  9  Brighton 
Norris  {Joseph  B.jr.)  &  Lincoln  {li.),  W.  I.  goods, 

111  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Norris  Joseph  P.  shipwright,  h.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Norris  Julia  A.  Mrs.  house  4  Minot 
Norris  Mary,  widow,  h.  8  Chesnut  [Canton 

Norris   Morris,   housewright,   Har.  av.  h.  14  East 
Norris  Priscilla,  widow,  house  41  Poplar 
Norris  Robert  S.  seaman,  boards  8  Grove  pi. 
Norris  Sam'l  M.  clerk,  30  Hanover,  b.  Nation'l  H. 
Norris  Shepherd  H.  dry  goods,  65  Kilby,  house  8 

Chesnut 
Norris  T.  A.  B.  5  Wash.  h.  at  E.  Cambridge       [A 
Norris  Theophilus  {Moody  i;  N.),'h..  58  Broadw.  n. 
Norris  Thomas  F.  Rev.  editor  and  publisher  Olive 

Branch,  5  Wash,  house  at  Somerville 
North  Orin  B.  tin  plate  worker,  h.  4  Medford  ct. 
North  Richard,  clerk,  4  Foster's  wharf 
Northrop  Horace  D.  house  rear  31  Chambers 
Northrup  Nelson,  stove  manufactory,  Marginal,  h. 
Webster,  n.  Orleans         [warehouse,  12  Water 
Nortons  {Alfred  4,-  Albert)  &  Yale  {B.  B.),  paper 
Norton  Albe'rt  {Nortons  <Sr  Yale),  house  at  Chelsea 
Norton  Alexander,  blacking  maker,  h.  Old  Road 
Norton  Alfred  {Nortons  !f  Yale),  house  at  Chelsea 
Norton  Benj.  teamster,  house  First,  n.  I 
Norton  Charles  T.  boots  and  shoes,  2  City  wharf, 

Com'l,  house  34  Beverly 
Norton  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  Silver,  n.  Cath.  ch. 


Norton  Daniel,  sail  m'ker,  48  India,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Norton  Daniel,  jr.  sail  maker,  48  India,  house  at 

Maiden 
Norton  George,  truckman,  house  1  Snowhill  ct. 
Norton  George,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  247  Tremont 
Norton  George  F.  clerk,  106  Wash.  bds.  631  do. 
Norton  George  W.  confectioner,  house  24  Vine 
Norton  Horatio,  teamster,  73  Albany 
Norton  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  Northampt'n,  n.  Har.  av. 
Norton  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  rear  Third,  near  K 
Norton  Jacob,  furrier,  17  Wilson  lane,  h.  9  Shawmut 
Norton  James,  housewright,  house  140  Hudson 
Norton  John,  laborer,  house  9  Canal 
Norton  John,  safe  maker,  house  7  Maiden 
Norton  John  A.  clerk,  84  Hanover 
Norton  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  Fifth,  near  E 
Norton  {Joseph  C.)  &  Heldenbrand  {M.),  bakers, 

52  Pleasant,  house  do.  [Medford 

Norton  Joshua,   sail  maker,  214  Broad,  house  at 
Norton  Joshua,   12  Water,  house  Brookline,  near 

Franklin  square 
Norton  Mary,  house  3  Paris  place 
Norton  Nancy,  widow,  house  20  Prospect 
Norton  Peter,  laborer,  house  7  Oliver 
Norton  Richard,  sail  maker,  boards  25  Hull 
Norton  Ranson  J.  {Kendrick  S;  N.),  h.  2  N.  Prince 
Norton  Thomas,  house  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Norton  Thomas,  laborer,  house  7  Williams 
Norton  William,  book  keeper,  20  Broad,  bds.  99 

Purchase 
Norton  William,  laborer,  house  Albany,  near  R.  R. 
Norton  {Wm.  C),  Dillaway  (C.  H.),  &  Co.  {Wm. 

H.  Sieeetscr),  ship  stores  and  ship  chandlery, 

4  Lewis  wharf,  house  2  N.  Prince 
Norwood  Jas.  H.  watchman,  h.  London,  n.  Mav'ck 
Norwood  James  W.  printer,  house  19  Gouch 
Norwood  Jos.  G.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  E.  Dedham 
Norwood  Samuel,  assessor,  house  36  Spring 
Norwood  Wm.  D.  cabinet  maker,  house  9  Fabin 
Nott  John  G.,  Eastern  Steamboat  House,  23  ComT 
Nott  Sam'l,  civil  engineer,  34  State,  b.  at  Charlest'n 
Nottage  Samuel  C.  housewright,  house  122  Salem 
Nottage  Thais  L.  widow,  house  12  Auburn 
Nourse  Daniel,  musician,  boards  41  Beach    [chase 
Nourse  Francis  J.  hair  dresser,  93  Broad,  h.  22  Pur- 
Nourse  Gilbert,  Quincy  Hall,  house  49  Poplar 
Nourse  Gilbert  D.  Quincy  Hall,  house  49  Poplar 
Nourse  Jacob,  handcartman,  h.  48  Myrtle    [Hudson 
Nourse  Joel  {Rwjgles,  Nourse,  Mason  i^  Co.),  h.  12 
Nourse  John  B.  machinist,  h.  Fifth,  n.  C        [son  pi. 
Nourse  John  F.  master  Endicot  School,  h.  7  Chil- 
Nourse  Margaret  B.  refreshments, Worcester  depot, 

house  55  Hudson 
Nourse  W.  F.  tailor,  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Nourse  Wm.  H.  tailor,  boards  rear  33  Allen 
Nowell  Charles  &  Co.  boots  and  shoes,  373  Wash- 
ington, house  6  Hersey  place 
Nowell  Francis,  carpenter,  house  4  Fuller 
Nowell  George,  carpenter,  9  Church,  h.  22  Carver 
Nowell  Henrv,  mariner,  boards  68  Pleasant 
Nowell  John  A.  {Butler,  N.  S;  Co.)  b.  Franklin  H. 
Nowell  Nathaniel,  mariner,  house  10  Marshall 
Nowell  Oliver  S.  carpenter,  house  7  Rochester 
Nowell  Shadrach,  cordwainer,  house  4  Fuller 
Nowlan  Francis,  boot  maker,  h.  3  Boylston  square 
Nowlan  James,  laborer,  house  2  Carney  place 
Nowlan  Mary,  widow,  house  19  Tyler 
Noyce  J.  O.  printer,  boards  4  Auburn  court 
Noyes  Andrew  J.  clerk,  Neptune  Ins.  Co.  64  State 
Noyes  Benning,  stone  mason,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Noyes   Charles  E.  painter,  92   Harrison   avenue, 

house  56  Carver 
Noyes  Daniel  (Maynard  f<:  N.),  house  at  Andover 
Noyes  Daniel  A.  book  binder,  boards  23  May 
Noyes  David  C.   (/.  B.  Eaton  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Cam- 

bridgeport 
Noyes  Ebeuezer,  grocer,  67  Sea,  house  47  do. 
Noyes  Ebenezer,  messenger  U.  S.  Court,  house  6 

Chambers  st.  court  [Wash.  h.  49  Carver 

Noyes   Edward  L.  painter   and   glazier,  rear   375 


220 


BOSTON      [O]      DIRECTORY 


Noyes  Edwin  (Hazard  A  X.),  b.  Causeway,  c.  Canal 

Noyes  Eli  Rev.  house  4  Mahan  place 

Noyes  Elipha,  clerk,  8  Brattle  sq.  h.  at  Roxbury 

Noyes  Eliphalet,  machinist,  boards  60  Federal 

Noyes  Elisha,  house  4o  Harvard 

Noyes  Fred'ck  A.  ass't  attend't  Lun'tic  Hos.  S.  B. 

Noyes  George,  piano-forte  maker,  b.  lo  Hayward  pi. 

Noyes  Geo.  F.  counsellor,  10  State 

Noyes  George  N.  &  Co.  (^4.  F.  Brown),  provisions, 

97  Broadway,  house  69  Silver,  near  B 
Noyes  (George  N.  2d.)  &   Prescott  (S.  B.),  34  the 

South  Market,  house  at  Dorchester 
Noyes  Harriet,  diess  maker,  near  19  Prince 
Noyes  Henry,  teamster,  house  rear  25  Prince 
Noyes  Henry,  broker,  house  72  Salem,  c.  Noyes  pi. 
Noyes  Hosea  (Richards  ^-  N.),  house  ISOsborn  pi. 
Noyes  Ira  J.  cabinet  maker,  house  3  E.  Canton 
Noyes  James   truckman,  house  2  Spear  alley 
Noyes  James  S.  25  Federal,  house  21  Somerset 
Noyes  Jeiferson,  machinist,  boards  60  Federal 
Noyes  John  V.  boards  15  Salem 
Noyes  Jos.  painter  and  glazier,  h.  4  Plymouth  pi. 
Noyes  Joseph  T.  ship  joiner,  boards  5  Sheafe 
Noyes  Lauren  A.  omnibus  driver,  bds.  759  Wash. 
Noyes  Moses,  produce,  8  Brattle  sq.  h.  at  Ro.xbury 
Noyes  Osgood,  cordwainer,  house  4  Auburn  court 
Noyes  Peter,  machinist,  boards  60  Federal 
Noyes  Samuel,  37  Mer.  row.  house  at  Cambridge 
Noyes  Samuel,  coppersmith,  h.  rear  84  Portland 
Noyes  Sarah  A.  dress  maker,  boards  9  Gridley 
Noyes  Thomas,  truckman,  boards  107  Purchase 
Noyes  Thomas  R.  P.  cooper,  house  41  South 
Noyes  Wm.  A.  painter  &  paper  hangi'gs,  14  Lewis, 

E.  B.  house  Saratoga 
Nugent  Ann,  restorator,  22  Merrimac      [house  do. 
Nugent  Barnard,  furniture,  corner  Ferry  and  Ann, 
Nugent  Charles,  house  1  Poplar  court 
Nugent  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  69  A,  near  Athens 
Nugent  Henry,  laborer,  house  Fifth,  near  E 
Nugent  Henry,  laborer,  boards  1  Poplar  ct. 
Nugent  James,  lather,  boards  1  Poplar  court 
Nugent  John,  housewright,  house  Gold,  near  D 
Nugent  Matthew,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Nugent  Patrick,  tailor,  house  rear  122  Hanover 
Nugent  Peter,  laborer,  house  48  S.  Margin 
Nugent  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Pembroke 
Nulty  Matthew,  laborer,  house  6  Southac 
Nunan  Edward,  moulder,  house  158  Fourth 
Nunan  Timothy,  undertaker,  house  157  Fourth 
Nut  Frederic,  blacksmith,  house  May  street  court 
Nute  Asa,  saddler,  house  8  Medford  court 
Nute  Isaac  F.  watchman,  h.  Newland,  n.  Dedham 
Nute  James,  blacksmith,  Richmond,  bet.  Ann  and 

Fulton,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Nute  Lewis,  hackman,  boards  2  Fleet 
Nute  Lewis  W.  porter,  63  Pearl,  house  27  May 
Nute  Nathaniel,  teamster,  house  41  Purchase 
Nutson  John,  carpenter,  house  r.  Ontario 
Nutter  Abby  J.  house  8  Chapman  place 
Nutter  Anthony,  pattern  maker,  house  70  Fourth 
Nutter  Appleton,  carpenter,  boards  24  Gouch 
Nutter    Ariadna    N.    milliner   and    dress   maker, 

165  1-2  Hanover  [Franklin  place 

Nutter  Charles  C.  counsellor,  10  Court,  boards  13 
Nutter  Ethel  O.  piano-forte  m'ker,  bds.  445  Wash. 
Nutter  George  P.  house  63  Lowell 
Nutter  Hazen  T.  mason,  house  9  Marion 
Nutter  Jacob,  hackman,  h.  Broad,  opp.  Maine  wh'f 
Nutter  Joseph  T.  (H.  Bird  &;  Co.),  bds.  161  Court 
Nutter  Philander,  mason,  boards  3  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Nutter  Richard,  stoves,  20  Broad,  h.  86  Carver 
Nutter  Sarah  H.  house  3  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Nutter  Thomas  F.  10  Court,  bds  13  Franklin  pi. 
Nutter  Wm.  boarding  house,  154  Ann 
Nutting  Asa,  teamster,  house  Milldam 
Nutting  B.  F.  artist,  20  Washington 
Nutting  Calvin,  house  18  Genesee 
Nutting  Luther,  blacksmith,  house  3  Church 
Nutting   Nancy,   millinery   and   fancy  goods,  242 

Washington,  house  2  Haymarket  place 


Nutting  Samuel  S.  watchman,  h.  3  College  court 
Nye  Alfred,  orna.  carver,   475  Washington,  h.  274 

Tremont 
Nye  Allen  R.  clerk,  41  Federal 
Nye  Anson  B.  carpenter,  boards  20  Gouch 
Nye  David,  jr.  clothing,  51    and  53  Ann,  c.  Black- 
stone,  boards  Exchange  Coffee  House 
Nye  David  C.  (French  ij  Xye),  house  24  Garden 
Nye  Israel  F.  53  Ann 

Nye  John  A.  (Wadsworth  &  N.),  h.  10  Hudson 
Nye  J.  Sturgis  (W.  ^  S.  Phipps^  Co.) 
Nye  Joseph,  moulder,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Orleans 
Nye  Robert  A.  clerk,  boards  25  High 
Nye  Thomas,  currier,  93  Fulton 
Nye  Wm.  H.  cabinet  maker,  90  Harrison  avenue, 
h.  274  Tremont  [Maiden 

Nyman  Benjamin  T.  (L.  Towle  Sg  Co.),  house  at 

OAKES  ANTHONY  G.  clerk,  40  Washington 
Oakes  Charles,  ferryman,  house  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Oakes  Daniel,  seaman,  house  2  Townsend  place 
Oakes  Daniel,  engineer,  house  Noble  pi.  E.  B. 
Oakes  Edward,  salt  store,  49  Long  whf.  h.  23  High 
Oakes  George,  boot  maker,  house  52  Orange 
Oakes  George,  confectioner,  house  115  Sea 
Oakes  Francis  G.  mariner,  house  3  Garaux  place 
Oakes  George  I.  P.  caulker,  boards  3  Maverick  sq. 
Oakes  George  L.  9  City  wharf 
Oakes  Geo.  M.  h.  6  La\vrence  pi.        [h.  54  Fayette 
Oakes  George  P.  printer,  at   Damrell   &  Moore's, 
Oakes  Israel,  caulker,  bds.  3  Maverick  square 
Oakes  James,  salt  store,  49  Long  whf.  h.  23  High 
Oakes  (Joseph  G.  )  &   Darling  (Charles  K.),   sta- 
tionery and  blank  books,  20  State,  h.  12  Dover 
Oakes  Moses,  boarding,  285  Ann 
Oakes  Thomas  F.  botanic  physician,  17  Portland 
Oakes  Wm.  laborer,  h.  Bennington      [h.  54  Essex 
Oakes  Wm.  H.  music  publisher,  197  Washington, 
O'Beirne  Dennis,  laborer,  house  6  Stillman 
Ober  Clark,  87  Lowell,  proprietor  Lowell  House 
Ober  E.  Gardner,  cooper,  29  Doane,  bds.  Margaret, 
cor.  Sheafe  [wharf,  house  22  Charter 

Ober  John  P.  general  inspector  of  fish,  head  Union 
Ober  John  P.  jr.  boards  22  Charter 
Ober  Luke  C.  clerk,  3  Haverhill 
Ober  Martha,  widow,  house  Margaret,  c.  Sheafe 
Ober  Reuben  H.  (Smith,  O.  ^  Co.),  b.  24  London 
Ober  Wm.  F.  clerk,  5  Union  block.  Union 
ObeiTielag  Therese,  groceries,  666  Washington 
O'Brien  Anthony,  laborer,  house  29  Dedham 
O'Brien  Bartholomew,  laborer,  house  33  Oneida 
O'Brien  Charles,  trader,  house  7  Williams 
O'Brien  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  4  Piedmont 
O'Brien  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  rear  16  Spring 
O'Brien  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  39  Oneida 
O'Brien  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Cove 
O'Brien  Daniel,  laborer,  house  rear  14  Fleet 
O'Brien  Daniel,  laborer,  house  229  Broad 
O'Brien  Daniel,  laborer,  house  209  Broad 
O'Brien  David,  laborer,  house  14  Hamilton 
O'Brien  Dennis,  laborer,  house  21  Williams 
O'Brien  Dennis,  laborer,  house  r.  18  Hamilton 
O'Brien  Dennis,  laborer,  house  South,  n.  Harvard 
O'Brien  Dennis,  laborer,  house  3  Utica  place 
O'Brien  Dennis,  stone  cutter,  house  18  Spring 
O'Brien  Dennis,  stone  mason,  h.  29  Middlesex 
O'Brien  Dennis  W.  upholsterer,  house  4  Shawmut 
O'Brien  Edmund,  laborer,  house  16  Norfolk  place 
O'Brien  Edmund,  scowman,  house  Turnpike 
O'Brien  Edward,  carpenter,  house  122  Purchase 
O'Brien  Edward,  blacksmith,  h.  110  E.  Dedham 
O'Brien  Edward,  laborer,  house  rear  324  Ann 
O'Brien  Edward,  stone  cutter,  h.  2  South  st.  pi. 
O'Brien  Eugene,  grocer,  h.  &  s.  Har.  av.  n.  S.  May 
O'Brien  Francis,  laborer,  house  6  Graphic  court 
O'Brien  Gregory,  tailor,  house  12  Sister 
O'Brien  Henry,  laborer,  house  Olive  place 
O'Brien  Hugh,  tailor,  h.  83  Essex  [1  London 

O'Brien  Hugh   (Learned,   Tompson,  ^  Co.),  house 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  house  rear  89  Esse:!^ 


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O'Brien  James,  laborer,  house  2  Belmont 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  house  11  Kingston  st.  ct. 
O'Brien  James,  tailor,  house  rear  122  Hanover 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  house  5  Wendell 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  house  B,  n.  Second 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
O'Brien  James,  contractor,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  2  Belcher  lane 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  4  Jackson  av. 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  rear  22  Atkinson 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  B,  near  Second 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  B,  near  Second 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  8  Cotton  place 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  Second,  near  A 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  178  Purchase 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  146  Purchase 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  boards  24  Curve 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  Jasper  place 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  49  South 
O'Brien  John,  tailor,  house  3o  Oneida 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  31  Oliver 
O'Brien  Joseph  H.  Mrs.  house  68  Atkinson 
O'Brien  Luke,  laborer,  house  rear  18  Still.nan 
O'Brien  Margaret,  widow,  boarding,  6  Williams 
O'Brien  Margaret  Mrs.  millinery,  14  Broadway 
O'Brien  Margaret,  widow,  house  II  Sullivan  place 
O'Brien  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h.  r.  18  Stillman 
O'Brien  Mary,  widow,  h.  Broad,  opp.  Tilestou's  wf. 
O'Brien  Mary,  widow,  house  2  North  square 
O'Brien  Mary,  widow,  house  3  Bridge  street  ct. 
O'Brien  Michael,  boarding  and  clothing,  78  Broad 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer,  house  9  Canal 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Tyler 
O'Brien  Michael,  stone  mason,  h.  South,  n.  Harv'd 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer,  house  4  Cove  place 
O'Brien  N.  J.  A.  Rev.  house  23  Federal 
O'Brien  Patrick,  city  missionary,  21  Cornhill 
O'Brien  Patrick,  grocery,  house  rear  23  Belknap 
O'Brien  Patrick,  laborer,  house  2o  Hamilton 
O'Brien  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Second,  near  A 
O'Brien  Patrick,  shoe  maker,  75  Sea,  house  do. 
O'Brien  Patrick,  grocer,  71  Sea,  house  do. 
O'Brien  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  59  Prince 
O'Brien  Patrick,  laborer,  house  135  Broad 
O'Brien  Peter,  laborer,  house  Bolton,  near  B 
O'Brien  Philip,  laborer,  house  rear  9  Sea 
O'Brien  PhiUp,  laborer,  house  Hooton  ct.  E.  B. 
O'Brien  Richard,  tailor,  house  37  Kingston 
O'Brien  Richard,  carpenter,  bds.  46  Bridge        [ter 
O'Brien  Thos.  shoe  maker,  h.  r.  First,  n.  Dorches- 
O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
O'Brien  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  h.  6  Cove,  n.  Beach 
O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer,  house  3  Portland  place 
O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  68  Eliot 
O'Brien  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  19  Pitts 
O'Brien  Thomas  J.  printer,  86  State 
O'Brien  Timothy,  porter,  house  8  Williams 
O'Brien  Wm.  laborer,  house  3  Barrett 
O'Brien  Wni.  laborer,  house  55  Oneida 
O'Brien  Wm.  laborer,  house  1  Utica 
O'Brien  Wm.  laborer,  house  46  Bridge 
O'Brien  Wm.  tailor,  house  2  N.  Hanover  court 
O'Brine  Margaret,  widow,  h.  Havre  pi.  E.  B. 
O'Bryan  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  4  Milldam 
O'Bryan  Martin,  teamster,  house  Milldam 
O'Byrne  John,  trader,  house  27  W.  Castle 
O'Calaghau  Hugh,  laborer,  house  Third,  near  D 
Ochs  Conrad,  12  Beach,  h.  Brookline,  n.  Newland 
Ochs  George,  cordwainer,  h.  52  W.  Orange 
Ochs  Joseph,  brass  finisher,  house  46  Canton 
Ochs  Joseph  J.  brass  founder,  h.  48  Canton 
Ochs  Lewis,  laborer,  house  10  Brookline 
O'Connell  Cornelius,  laborer,  h  Cottage,  E.  B. 
O'Connell  Daniel,  laborer,  house  55  Oneida 
O'Connell  Daniel,  fruiterer,  house  29  Oliver 
O'Connell  Dennis,  laborer,  house  Paris  ct.  E.  B. 
O'Connell  Dennis,  laborer,  house  Cove,  n.  Beach 
O'Connell  Jeffrey,  boot  maker,  58  1-2  Blackstone 
O'Connell  John,  laborer,  house  55  Oneida 


O'Connell  Maurice,  watch  maker,  226  Ann,  house 
5  Eaton  court  [Merrimac,  h.  r.  37  Friend 

O'Connell  (Michael)  &  Lincoln  (D.),  clothing,  53 
O'Connell  Morris,  laborer,  h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorchester 
O'Connell  Morris,  laborer,  house  Athens,  near  A 
O'Connell  Morris,  tailor,  house  98  Sea 
O'Connell  Nicholas,  boot  maker,  h.  7  Theatre  alley 
O'Connell  Philip,  laborer,  house  209  Ann 
O'Connell  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Beach,  near  Sea 
O'Connell  William,  laborer,  house  320  Ann 
O'Connell  William,  tailor,  2-5  Prince 
O'Conner  Dennis,  house  5  Suffolk 
O'Conner  James,  laborer,  house  96  Warren 
O'Conner  John,  tailor,  house  29  1-2  Wash.  sq. 
O'Conner  John,  tailor,  house  62  Atkinson 
O'Conner  John,  waiter,  house  5  Williams 
O'Conner  Michael,  laborer,  h.  104  Broad 
O'Conners  Barney,  laborer,  h.  5  Moon  st.  court 
O'Conners  Jeremiah,  waiter,  house  19  Pitts 
O'Conners  Miles,  laborer,  h.  5  Moon  st.  court 
O'Connor  Andrew,  cabinet  maker,  h.  5  Chardon 
O'Connor  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  rear  49  Albany 
O'Connor  Edward,  tailor,  house  56  Atkinson 
O'Connor  Edw.  trunk  &  harness  maker,  98  Beach, 

h.  Sea,  near  the  bridge 
O'Connor  Francis,  carpenter,  h.  318  Commercial 
O'Connor  James,  carpenter,  Essex,  cor.  South 
O'Connor  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h.  Silver,  near  A 
O'Connor  Peter,  laborer,  house  32  Fayette 
O'Connor  Timothy,  house  665  Washington 
O'Connors  Wm.  grocer,  D,  n.  Turnpike,  h.  do. 
O'Day  Timothy,  laborer,  house  31  Oliver 
Odell  Albert,  181  Hanover,  house  Dedham 
Odell  Noah,  shoes,  181   Hanover,  h.  2  W.  Dedham 
Odenwald  George  A.  shoe  maker,  22  and  24  Derne 
Odeorn  James,  agent,  boards  60  Federal 
Odin  George,  69  Broad,  house  32  Purchase 
Odin  John,  house  23  Rowe 
Odin  John,  jr.  physician,  Tremont,  c.  Eliot 
Odiorne  Frederic  H.  clerk.  28  Foster's  wharf 
Odiorne  F.  &  Co.  {Geo.  Odiorne),  railroad  spikes, 

26  Broad 
Odiorne  Henry  B.  insurance  agent,  5  Congress  sq. 
Odiorne  Geo.  {F.  Odiorne  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Medford 
Odiorne  James  C.  151  Milk,  house  17  Bennet 
Odlin's  Express,  8  Court  [r.  124  Broadway 

O'Donnell  Constantine  B.  physician,  h.  Gardner  pi. 
O'Donnell  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Cove  place 
O'Donnell  James,  laborer,  h.  23  Hamilton 
O'Donnell  James,  painter,  house  13  Channing 
O'Donnell  James,  laborer,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
O'Donnell  John,  com.  mer.  boards  30  High 
O'Donnell  John,  laborer,  house  Gold,  near  B 
O'Donnell  John,  laborer,  h.  N.  Margin,  n.  Cooper 
O'Donnell  John,  fruit,  &c.  432  Commercial,  h.  do. 
O'Donnell  Manasses,  laborer,  h.  rear  Everett 
O'Donnell  Michael,  tailor,  house  28  Hamilton 
O'Donnell  Neill,  laborer,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
O'Donnell  Neill,  laborer,  h.  Causeway,  c.  Haverhill 
O'Donnell  Patrick,  tailor,   123  Ann,  h.  13  Endicot 
O'Donnell  Peter,  laborer,  house  9  Norwch 
O'Donnell  Robert,  laborer,  12  Blackstone 
O'Donnell  Stephen  P.  at  Post  Office,  h.  39  S.  Cedar 
O'Donnell  William,  currier,  house  55  Endicot 
O'Donnelly  Margaret,  dress  maker,  80  Endicot 
O'Driscoll  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  5  Oxford 
O'Flaherty  Anthony,  laborer,  h.  Erin  alley,  E.  B. 
O'Flaherty  Thomas,  carpenter,  b.  11  Pitts 
Ogallaghan  William,  laborer,  h.  114  E.  Dedham 
Ogden "Abraham  H.  taxydermist,  18  Trem.  Temple 
Ogden  John  T.  civil  engineer,  h.  41  Essex 
O'Hallovan  Patrick,  tailor,  house  8  New  Cross 
O'Hara  John,  boards  31  High 
O'Hara  Michael,  shoe  maker,  57  Eliot,  h.  r.  59  do. 
O'Hara  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  62  Union 
O'Hara  Patrick,  laborer,  house  10  Cyprus 
O'Hare  John,  grocer,  8  Atkinson,  house  do. 
O'Hare  Patrick,  laborer,  house  22  Endicot 
O'Haren  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  Kingston  st.  court 
O'Haren  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  196  Ann 


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O'Haren  Morris,  laborer,  house  Fulton,  n.  Lewis 
O'PIaren  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Half  Moon  place 
O'llarra  Ann,  wid.  h.  Wash,  avenue,  c.  Purchase 
O'Harra  Bryne,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
O'Harra  John,  laborer,  house  172  Purchase 
O'Harra  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  Washington  sq. 
O'Hern  James,  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cheever  pi. 
O'Hern  Timothy,  tailor,  house  Creek  square 
O'Herrin  Timothy,  laborer,  house  6  Boyl.ston  sq. 
O'Herrin  Wm.  laborer,  house  D,  near  Athens 
O'Kane  Charles,  h.  Everett,  n.  Lamson,  E.  B. 
O'Keefe  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  21  Williams 
O'Keefe  John,  laborer,  house  Barber's  alley,  Ann 
O'Keefe  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  h.  23  Williams 
O'Keefe  Michael,  grocer,  Dover,  n.  Wash.  h.  do. 
O'Keefe  Margaret,  Mrs.  h.  Barber's  alley,  Ann 
O'Keefe  Morris,  trunk  maker,  100  Com'l 
O'Keefe  Patrick,  boarding  house,  2ol  Ann 
O'Keefe  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  Andover  court 
O'Keefe  Thomas,  baker,  boards  8  W.  Centre 
O'Keefe  Thomas  F.  grocer.  Cove,  c.  Kneeland 
O'Keefe  Timothy,  11  Tremont  row,  h.  8  Williams 
O'Keefe  W.  trunk  maker,  b.  Hanover  House 
O'Keetfe  David,  boot  maker,  h.  6  Sullivan  place 
O'Keeffe  David,  cabinet  maker,  house  9  S.  May 
O'Keetfe  John,  grocer.  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
O'Keeffe  John,  tailor,  house  74  Atkinson 
O'Keetfe  Thomas,  baker,  house  14  Dover 
Olden  John,  plasterer,  boards  113  Broadway 
Oldtield  Wm.  C.  rcstorator,  12  Theatre  alley 
O'Leary  Dennis,  laborer,  house  14  Bridge 
O'Leary  Jeremiah,  baker,  house  28  Friend 
O'Leary  Lewis,  boarding,  Everett,  c.  Orleans  [land 
O'Leary  Patrick  {Fitzgibboii  i^  O'L.),  h.  79  Knee- 
O'Leary  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  9  Bridge 
Ohphairt  &-  Co.  '{Henry  1).   Oliphant  if  M.  Ellis), 

importers  hardware,  37  and  39  Pearl,  O.'s  h. 

at  Dorchester 
Oliphant  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  -5  Hancock  row 
Oliver  Andrew,  coimsellor,  16  Court,  h.  13  Camb. 
Oliver  Ann,  nurse,  boards  23  Oak 
Oliver  Benj.  L.  Mrs.  house  IS  Carver 
Oliver  Daniel  F.  caulker,  h.  Marion  [Charter 

Oliver  Eben,  lace  goods,  78  1-2  Hanover,  house  63 
Oliver  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  63  Charter 
Oliver  E    B.  professor  of  music,  11  Oxford 
Oliver  Eliza  Ann,   teacher,   Essex,  c.  Rowe,  house 

rear  42  Pearl 
Oliver  E.  P.  housewright,  h.  Eutaw  [7  Foster 

Oliver  Francis,  rcstorator,  lo  Charlestown,  house 
Oliver  Francis  J.  house  Walnut,  c.  Mt.  Vernon 
Oliver  Franklin  {Gallagher  <Sf  O.),  b.  37  Turnpike 
Oliver  Fytche  Edward,  physician,  h.  13  Cambridge 
Oliver  George,  painter,  boards  4  Essex  place 
Oliver  George,  engineer,  b.  Orleans,  n.  Webster 
Oliver  Henry  K.  printer,  h.  5  S.  Townsend  place 
Oliver  Hubbard,  trunk  maker,  house  42  Pearl 
Oliver  James,  hair  dresser,  boards  8  Second 
Oliver  Jane,  widow,  house  67  Lowell 
Oliver  John,  pilot,  h.  Webster,  n.  Belmont  sq.  E.  B. 
Oliver  John,  jr.  pilot,  house  Webster,  E.  B. 
Oliver  John  C.  5  Franklin 
Oliver  Joseph,  fruit,  &c.  40  Portland 
Oliver  Leander,  clerk,  boards  23  Oak 
Oliver  Marshall  {B.  Poor  Sf  Co.),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Oliver  Mary  II.  Mrs.  h.  13"  Cambridge  [bridge 

Oliver  Peter,  counsellor,   16  Court,"house  13  Cam- 
Oliver  Royal,  carpenter,  h.  Dorchester,  n.  Sixth 
Oliver  Royal,  jr.  ship  joiner,  house  Seventh,  n.  F 
Oliver  Samuel  P.  teller  Market  Bank,  b.  96  Salem 
Oliver  Wm.  B.  sperm  oil,  tin  ware,  and  stoves,  19 

Union,  house  15  Temple 
Oliver  Wm.  B.  jr.  clerk,  19  Union,  b.  15  Temple 
Oliver  Zina  H.  housewriglit,  h.  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Olmstead  Elisha  H.  clerk  at  Tremont  House 
Olmstead  J.  W.  Rev.  editor  of  the  Watchman  and 

Reflector,  122  Wash.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Olmsted  Roland  {Hall,  O.  Sf  Co.),  b.  77  Milk 
Olney  Geo.  C.  hats  and  furs,  29  Washington,  house 

at  Waltham 


Olsson  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  h.  14  Norfolk  place 
O'Maley  E.  A.  tailor,  40  Ann,  house  4  Wesley 
O'Maley  John,  grocer,  81  Fourth,  near  A 
O'Maley  Thomas,  tailor,  Fourth,  near  A 
O'Mara  Stephen,  cordwainer,  h.  74  Purchase 
O'Meary  Nancy,  boarding,  1  Auburn  court 
Omond  Robert,  coach  painter,  h.  3  Tileston  place 
Omond  Robert,  jr.  boards  3  Tileston  place 
Omond  Sarah  F.  Mrs.  h.  7  Canton  pi.     [Cotton  pi. 
Onderdonk  Michael  C.  blacksmith,  258  Broad,  h. 
O'Neal  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  2  Wendell 
O'Neal  Garrett,  blacksmith,  h.  3  E.  Orange 
O'Neal  Hugh,  laborer,  house  3  Salutation 
O'Neal  Jeremiah,  tailor,  house  32  Thacher 
O'Neal  John,  laborer,  house  2  Powars  court 
O'Neal  John,  laborer,  house  64  Purchase 
O'Neal  Micliael,  house  Cove,  near  Beach 
O'Neal  Patrick,  painter,  house  15  Orange  lane 
O'Neal  Patrick,  laborer,  house  7  Pearl  place 
O'Neil  Andrew,  laborer,  house  Clifton  avenue 
O'Omen  Peter  J.  house  3  Lucas  place 
O'Neil  Anorah  Mrs.  house  292  Ann 
O'Neil  Arthur,  measurer  of  grain,  h.  10  Charlest'n 
O'Neil  Arthur,  engineer,  house  53  Atkinson 
O'Neil  Arthur,  laborer,  house  6  Wharf 
O'Neil  Daniel,  shoe  maker,  h.  r.  31  Pleasant 
O'Neil  Daniel,  laborer,  house  45  Prince 
O'Neil  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Barber's  alley,  Ann 
O'Neil  Eugene,  waterman,  house  Pitman's  lane 
O'Neil  Henry,  house  5  Acorn 

O'Neil  James,  laborer,  house  2  Copp's  Hill  avenue 
O'Neil  James,  carpenter,  house  104  Warreu 
O'Neil  James,  4  North  End  block 
O'Neil  John,  tailor,  h.  rear  136  Hanover 
O'Neil  John,  laborer,  house  Cove  place 
O'Neil  John,  laborer,  house  38  Belknap 
O'Neil  Mary  Mrs.  h.  r.  432  Commercial 
O'Neil  Owen,  laborer,  house  Thacher  court 
O'Neil  Patrick,  grocer,  1  Church 
O'Neil  Patrick,  tailor,  house  r.  31  Pleasant 
O'Neil  Patrick,  grocer,  24  Pleasant,  house  do. 
O'Neil  Philip,  tailor,  house  8  Hamilton 
O'Neil  Terrence,  laborer,  house  11  Essex  place 
O'Neil  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  29  Middlesex 
O'Neil  Wm.  laborer,  house  5  Middlesex 
O'Neil  Wm.  grocer,  43  Atkinson,  house  do. 
O'Neill  Arthur,  draughtsman,    10  Joy's  building, 

and  33  Ferry 
O'Neill  Bernard,  laborer,  h.  Lewis,  c.  Marginal 
O'Neill  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cheever  pi. 
O'Neill  Elizabeth,   dress  maker,    h.  Athens,  near 

Dorchester 
O'Neill  Eugene,  physician,  82  South 
O'Neill  Matthew,  shoe  maker,   Sumner,  n.  Havre, 

h.  Maverick,  E.  Boston 
O'Neill  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cheever  pi. 
O'Neill  Morgan,  tailor,  h.  r.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
O'Neill  Owen,  shoe  maker,  33  Suffolk,  house  do. 
O'Neill  Patrick,  car  painter,  house  South,  corner 

Kneeland  [846  Wash. 

Onion  George,  apothecary.  Wash.   c.  Arnold,  bds. 
Onion  Joseph  W.  clerk,  35  Devonshire 
Onion  W.  ( T.  S.  Me/leu  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Onthank  Samuel  G.  42  Milk 
Onthank  Wm.  H.  printer,  2  Water 
Orcutt  Ephraim,  mason,  house  2j^  Vernon 
Orcutt  George  R.  stage  office,  7  Elm 
Orcutt  Ira  B.  clerk,  h.  4  Snelling  pi.  [Grove 

Orcutt  John  P.  sign  painter,  44  S.  Market,  h.   29 
Orcutt  Nancy  W.  widow,  house  2  Carnes  court 
Orcutt  Sam'l,  machinist,  8  Court  av.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Orcutt  Susan,  dress  niaker,  h.  10  Blossom 
Orcutt  Wm.  A.  electrician,  77  Cornhill,  house  288 

Broadway,  near  F 
Ordway  Aaron  &  J.  P.  music  pub.  and  piano-forte 

dealers,  339  Wash,  house  at  Cambridgeport 
Ordway  Aaron  L.  teacher  Lyman  School,  E.  B. 
Ordway  Alfred,  artist,  15  Tremont  row 
Ordway  Benj.  H.   weigher   and  ganger,    16  India, 

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Ordway  Charles,  boards  48  Beach 
Ordway  George  W.  painter,  hoards  133  Hanover 
Ordway  John  A.  clerk.  81  Kilby,  bds.  N.  E.  House 
Ordway  John  P.    (A.  <Sr  J.  P.  Ordway),  house  at 

Carabridgeport 
Ordway  Jos.  M.  baker,  194  Hanover,  h.  48  Beach 
Ordvvay  Lanson,  boards  48  Beach  [16  Lincoln 

Ordway  Thomas  T.   {Smith,   Sumner,  &;  Co.),  bds. 
O'Reiley  Gilbert  H.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
O'Reilev  John,  tailor,  house  2-5  Wash,  square 
O'RileyLuke  F.  2  N.  Market,  house  49  Salem 
Ormsby  Enos,  carpenter,  boards  4  Oneida 
Ormsby  James,  baker,  Maverick,  n.  Paris,  h.  do. 
Ormsby  Wm.  {Titcomb  &  O.),  h.  Third,  near  E 
Orue  Alonzo,  teamster,  h.  Cove,  n.  Kneeland 
Orne  Charles  W.,   U.  S.  Assis't  Treasurer's  ofEce, 

boards  U.  S.  Hotel  [bridge,  h.  2  Nashua 

Orne  E.   S.    clock   and  saw  repairer,  near  Warren 
Orne  John,  teamster,  house  r.  12  Lyman  place 
Orne  Joseph  T.  piano-fortes,   365  Wash,   house  83 

Pleasant 
Orne  Otis,  grocer,  546  Wash.  h.  22  Kneeland 
Orne  William,   soda  room,   30  Brattle,  house  117 

Chambers 
O'Rourke  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  28  South 
0"Rourke  Michael,  measurer  grain,  h.  31  Oak 
O'Rourke  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Orr  Robert,  housewright,  house  15  Columbia 
On-il  Thomas,  house  r.  47  Sea 
Orvis  Josiah,  miller,  house  3  Bartlett  plate 
Osborn  A.  K.  Mrs.  h.  54  Pinckney 
Osborn  Catharine,  w^dow,  h.  r.  18  Stillman 
Osborn  Eliza,  widow,  house  rear  Swan 
Osborn  E.  T.  clerk,  boards  American  House 
Osborn  John,  house  98  C,  cor.  Athens 
Osborn  John  H.  painter,  24  Water,  h.  154  Tyler 
Osborn  John  J.  shoe  maker,  4  Bedford,  h.  2  do. 
Osborn  John  J.  jr.  shoe  maker,  h.  17  Morton 
Osborn  Lucy  C.  teacher,  b.  Central  square,  E.  B. 
Osborn  Miles  &  Co.  hides  and  leather,  45  Shoe  and 

Leather,  h.  at  Danvers 
Osborn  Rebecca  Mrs.  house  4  Claflen  place 
Osborn  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  77  Eliot 
Osborn  Wm.  T.  shoe  maker,  4  Bedford,  h.  2  do. 
Osborn  Wyman^ broker,  12  State,  h.  7  Osborn  pi. 
Osborne  Andrew  P.  house  32  Oxford 
Osborne  George  B.  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Osborne  Geo.  Francis,  64  State,  bds.  31  Brattle 
Osborne  Geo.  W.  carpenter,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Paris 
Osbourn  William,  gardener,  house  7  Bedford 
Oscar  George,  rigger,  house  5  Bartlett  [ii^y 

Osgood  Alfred,  jeweller,  1  Bromfield,  h.  36  Pinck- 
Osgood  David,  physician,  house  1  Rowe 
Osgood  Enoch,  Custom  House,  b.  47  Hancock 
Osgood  George,  hats,  caps,  and  furs,  72  Court,  b. 

40  Essex 
Osgood  Hannah  D.  house  9  W.  Canton 
Osgood  Harrington   {Parsons,    O.  Sg   Co.),  boards 

6  Richmond 
Osgood  Henry,  boards  9  Asylum  [Lucas  pi. 

Osgood  Henry  A.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  Albion,  n. 
Osgood  Isaac,    clothing   warehouse,    31  Dock   sq. 

house  at  Charlestown 
Osgood  Isaac  P.  counsellor,  5  Court,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Osgood  Isaac  R.  laborer,  house  14  Dover  place 
Osgood  James  H.  tailor,  139  Wash.  h.  39  Lowell 
Osgood  John,  jr.  watch  maker,  bds.  9  Asylum 
Osgood  John  B.  painter  and  glazier,  50  Merriraac, 

house  at  Somerville 
Osgood  {John  H.)  &  Frost  {R.  S.),  auctioneers  and 

com.   merch.    dry  goods,    10   and   12  Central, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Osgood  Joseph  H.  brass  finisher,  house  1  Fruit 
Osgood   Joseph   S.    varnisher,  416    Wash,    house 

Dedham,  near  Suffolk  [40  Essex 

Osgood  Moses   E.    &  Co.  hats,  &c.  183  Wash.  b. 
Osgood  Nathaniel  H.  {Hayioard,  O.  ^  Co.),  house 

488  Washington 
Osgood  William  P.  house  Trenton,  E.  Boston 
O'Shays  Michael,  gardener,  house  4  Piedmont 


O'Strauder  Sidney,  baker,  boards  505  Washington 

O'Sullivan  Daniel,  tailor,  h.  2  Belcher  lane 

Otis  Abigail,  widow,  house  59  Belknap 

Otis  Bass,  portrait  painter,  h.  8  Bennet       [Fulton 

Otis  Benj.  F.  &  Co.   boots,  shoes,   and  leather,  81 

Otis  Bradford  B.  clerk,  bds.  19  Prospect 

Otis  D.  G.  student,  boards  15  Pinckney  [place 

Otis  Edmund  B.  counsellor,  9  State,  h.  1  Boylston 

Otis  Geo.  Augustus,  shoe  maker,  h.  92  Tremont 

Otis  George  A.  house  1  Boylston  place 

Otis  George  W.  house  28  Chambers 

Otis  Geo.  W.  jr.  physician,  School,  cor.  Province 

Otis  James,  house  19  Pinckney 

Otis  James,  clerk,  house  28  Chambers 

Otis  James  E.  99  Milk,  house  1  Boylston  place 

Otis  Joseph  {Crocker  &:  O.),  house  8  N.  Bennet 

O'Toole  John,  laborer,  house  r.  58  Eliot 

O'Toy  John,  groceries.  Fifth,  n.  Turnpike,  h.    do. 

Otis  James  A.  G.   bookseller,  154   Washington,  h. 

19  Pinckney 
Otis  Mary  Miss,  house  50  Beacon 
Otis  Theodore,  counsellor,  4  State,  h.  at   Roxbury 
Otis  Wm.  F.  office  5  Liberty  square 
Otlej'  James,  laborer,  h.  3  Portland  place 
Ottignon  Henry  F.  car  trimmer,  h.  10  Cherry 
Ottignon  Wm.  A.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  10  Cherry 
Otto  Peter,  mariner,  h.  212  Broadway,  near  D 
Oudkerk  Levi,  laces,  &c.  50  Milk,  h.  251    Tremont 
Oulding  Richard,  plasterer,  b.  Woodward,  near   D 
Outhwaite  Charlotte,  upholsteress,  h.  21  Kneeland 
Outhwaite  John,  plumber,  20  Essex,  h.  21  Kneel'nd, 

near  Tyler  [hill,  h.  SuHblk,  c.  Rutland 

Oviatt  Geo.   A.  Rev.  agent  City  Missions,  21  Corn- 
Owen  Alonzo  W.  painter,  77  Hudson,  h.  103  do. 
Owen  Henry   {Hill,  Ryder ^  O.),  bds.  11  Albany 
Owen  Isaac  W.  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Owen  Lydia,  widow  of  Benjamin,  h.  83  Purchase 
Owen  Martin,  tailor,  h.  8  Williams 
Owen  Rufus  S.  grocer,  230  Ann,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Owens  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Creek  square 
Owens  John,  carpenter,  h.  4  Stillman  place 
Owens  Joshua,  laborer,  h.  10  Butolph 
Owens  Mary,  widow,  h.  rear  47  Sea 
Owens  Owen,  laborer,  h.  7  Utica 
Owens  Thomas,  tender,  h.  35  Merrimac 
Owns  Alfred,  boiler  maker,  h.  Gold,  n.  B 
Oxden  Samuel,  cooper,  h.  7  Cleveland  place 
Oxford  Chas.  W.  teamster,  h.  r.  5  Henchman  lane 
Oxford  William,  boat  builder,  h.  4  Com'l    [Vernon 
Oxnard  Henry  P.  merchant,  53  Com'l  wf.  h.  5  Mt. 
Oxton  John  M.  59  Long  wf.  'n.  27  Hull 

PACCIARINI  BASIL  Rev.  h.  86  Endicot 
Packard  Charles,  machinist,   h.  Mercer,  n.  Dorch. 
Packard  Chas.  T.  salesman,  66  Hanover,  b.  7  Pitts 
Packard  Daniel  E.  P.  43.^  Congress 
Packard  David,  trader,  h.  Second,  n.  K  [at  Dorch. 
Packard  Elbridge,  piano-forte  maker,  493  Wash.  h. 
Packard  John,  clerk,  house  1  Barton   [h.  3  Barton 
Packard  Philo  F.  furniture.  Union,  opp.  Union  blk. 
Packard  {Syhruius)  &    Freeman  {A.),  cotton   bro- 
kers, 50  Kilby,  h.  25  Chesnut 
Packard  Sarah,  widow,  h.  7  Maiden  pi. 
Packard  Sewall,  teamster,  h.  32  Snowhill  [Warren 
Packard  Stephen,  cabinet  maker,  595  Wash.  b.  32 
Packer  Charles  &  Co.  {Samuel  Tugyard),  morocco, 
26  N.  Market,  h.  12  Carver      '  [h.  at  Ro.xbury 
Packer  George,  kid  and   morocco,  10   Blackstone, 
Packer  Henry  H.  machinist,  h.  4  S.  Russell 
Paddock  L.  D.  Miss,  teacher,  b.  7  La  Grange  pi. 
Paddock  &  Co.  {J.  S;  N.  C),  flour,  19  Com'l,  bds. 

N.  E.  House 
Paddock  N.  C.  {Paddock  &;  Co.),  h.   at  Cambridge 
Paddon  Emma,  music  teacher,  bds.  6  Beacon 
Pagan  John,  harness  m'k'r,  S  West,  h.  r.  356  Wash. 
Page  Alvin  R.,  F.  H.  Market,  h.  137^  Hanover 
Page  Ann  S.  nurse,  h.  23  Charter 
Page  Asa,  book  keeper,  50  Wash.  h.  83   Chambers 
Page  Caleb,  truckman,  h.  1  Cruft  place 
Page  Calvin,  mason,  h.  21  Myrtle 


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Page  Charles,  joiner,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 

Page  Frederick  A.  shoes  and  leather,  12^  Clinton, 

h.  at  Stoughton 
Page  George,  surveyor,  h.  56  C,  near  Fourth 
Page  George  P.  coachman,  h.  100  Southac 
Page  Gilbert,  carpenter,  h.  8  New  Cross 
Page  Gilman,  mason,  h.  133  Pleasant  [ford 

Page  Henry  A.    {Geo.  II.  Gray  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Med- 
Page  James  Mrs.  house  58  Temple 
Page  James  Alfred,  teacher  Dwight  School 
Page  James  D.  94  Fulton 

Page  John  M.  laborer,  h.  Har.  av.  n.  B.  L.  "Works 
Page  Joseph  W.  mason,  h.  8  Piedmont 
Page  Joshua,  fish.  Grove,  c.  Southac,  h.  26   Grove 
Page  Kilby,  40  Broad,  h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Page  Mary  L.  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Page  Madison,  chemist,  h.  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Page  Mehitable,  widow  of  Jacob,  h.  216  Broadway 
Page  Nath'l,  jr.  builder,  5  Congress,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Page  Phebe  D.  millinery,  3  Hanover,  b.  6  Pitts 
Page  Philip  S.  {Stone  &;  P.),  h.  33  Dover 
Page  Samuel,  dye  woods,  oils  and  varnish,  22  Chat- 
ham, h.  at  Chelsea 
Page  Samuel,  clerk,  24  Elm 

Page  Sam'l  {Hales,  P.  ^  Richardson),  h.  17  Green 
Page  Seth  L.  clerk,  Quincy  Hall,  b.  17  Lynde  [pi. 
Page  Timothy  R.,  Custom  House,  h.  2  Haymarket 
Page  Warren  W.  penny  post,  h.  15  Auburn  [ton 
Page  Willard,  restorator,  53  N.  Mark.  h.  11  Brigh- 
Page  William  {Harvey,  P.  S<  Co.),  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Page  William,  h.  3  Sewall  place 
Page  Wm.  W.  23  N.  Market,  b.  Western  Ex.  Hotel 
Page  Wm.  P.  Rev.  h.  17  Green  [E.  B. 

Pagendarm  John,  foreman  Sugar  W'ks,  h.  Sumner, 
Paget  George,  porter,  h.  16  Wall 
Paget  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  Mercer 
Paige  Abram,  electropathic   physician,  21  Bedford 
Paige  Calvin,  83  Milk,  b.  21  Hudson 
Paige  Charles  E.  {Bobbins  &;  P.),  truckman,  40  In- 
dia, h.  Swan,  c.  Ontario  [Athens,  n.  E 
Paige  Chauncy,  planing  mill.   First,   n.  E,   house 
Paige  David,  74  Milk,  h.  at  Somerville 
Paige  Enoch,  restorator,  41  N.  Market,  h.  29  Salem 
Paige  Geo.  W.  {Lockwood  ^P.),  b.  18  Hanover 
Paige  James  W.  &  Co.  (iV.  ^  S.  A.  Appleton),  do- 
mestic goods,  141  Milk,  h.  62  Summer    [Margin 
Paige  John  S.  oysters,  Merrimac,  c.  Pitts,  h.  8   S. 
Paige  Tristrane,  housewright,  h.  r.  Broadway   and 
Old  Road  [n.  Oak 
Paine  Abr'm  C.  painter.  Wash.  n.  Dover,  h.  Tyler, 
Paine  Charles,  mariner,  h.  11  Fruit 
Paine  Chas.  C.  counsellor,  h.  5  Bedford  place 
Paine  Chas.  M.  optician,  238   Wash.  h.  at   Cambr. 
Paine  David,  marble  worker,  h.  Robinson  alley 
Paine  {Elias  B.)  &  Wheelock    {F.  F.),  dry  goods, 

70  Milk,  h.  at  W.  Newton 
Paine  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  9  Newton  place 
Paine  George,  hackman,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Paine  George,  clerk,  bds.  22  Lynde 
Paine  James,  laborer,  h.  90  Federal 
Paine  John,  laborer,  h.  227  Broad 
Paine  John,  cooper,  h.  II  Unity 
Paine  John,  clerk,  75  Blackstone 
Paine  Joseph  E.  accountant,  b.  Marlboro'  Hotel 
Paine  {Joseph  P.)&  Newcomb  {Henry),  restorator, 

under  77  Wash.  h.  109  Salem 
Paine  Martha,  tailoress,  h.  18  Lowell 
Paine  Paschal,  police  officer,  h.  26  Blossom 
Paine  Robert  T.  9  Newton  place 
Paine  Sarah,  widow,  h.  25  Short  Second 
Paine  Sumner,  35  the  South  Market,  h.  46  Billerica 
Paine  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  S.  May,  n.  Har.  avenue 
Paine  Wm.  laborer,  house  46  Cove  [Summer 

Paine  Wm.  R.  {Winslow,  Adams  ^  Co.),  bds.   43 
Paine  &  Co.'s  Express,  7  State 
Palfrey  Andrew  J.  mariner,  h.  3  S.  Margin 
Palfrey  Wm.  sec.  State  office,  h.  462  Com'l 
Palfrey  Wm.  D.  16  Hawley,  h.  13  Montgomery  pi. 
Palgamyre  E.  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Pallez  Augustus,  cook,  h.  6  N.  Russell 


Palmer  Abial  W.  baker,  h.  460  Wash.  [bridge 

Palmer  Ashur  C.   hardvvare,  8  Union,  h.  at  Cam- 
Palmer  Benjamin,  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Palmer  David,  milkman,  h.  r.  796  Wash.    [Alba  ct. 
Palmer  Dudley  R.   {J.  P.  &  I).    R.    Palmer),  h.  3 
Palmer  Edw.  D.  G.  physician,  3^  Portland,  h.  do. 
Palmer  Edwin  A.  {Meade  &,P.),  h.  10  Avery 
Palmer  Elijah  F.  shipwright,  h.  east  end  fir'dway 
Palmer  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  18  W.  Dedham 
Palmer  Ezra,  house  6  Myrtle 
Palmer  Ezra  K.  83  Milk," bds.  N.  E.  House 
Palmer  Ezra,  jr.  physician,  1  Tremontpl.  c.  Beacon 
Palmer  Ezra  K.  clerk,  bds.  26  S.  Russell 
Palmer  Frederic,  boarding,  1  North  sq. 
Palmer  George,  h.  42  Dover 

Palmer  George,  hair  dresser,  306  Ann,   10  Bartlett 
Palmer  Geo.  H.  {Lords  «Sr  P.),  counsellor,  12  Mass. 

block,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Palmer  George  W.  sperm  and  whale  oil,  and  lard 

oil  manuf.  45  Pearl,  n.  Broad,  h.  4  W.  Dedh'm 
Palmer  George  W.  {Jen/is,  P.  ^  Co.),  131  Wash. 
Palmer  Hannah  R.  tailoress,  h.  r.  6  Camden 
Palmer  Hettee,  nurse,  2  Oxford  pi. 
Palmer  I.  Bartlett,  77  Kilby,  bds.  Adams  House 
Palmer  James,  laborer,  h.  D,  cor.  Third 
Palmer  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  8  Mt.  Vernon  av.  [pi. 
Palmer  Jesse  B.  tailor,  Ann,  c.  Centre,  h.  5  Maple 
Palmer  John  K.  phys'n,  104  Hanover,  h.  30  Warren 
Palmer  J.  P.  &  D.  R.  grocers,  19  &  21  School,  bds. 

Marlboro'  Hotel 
Palmer  Joseph,  physician,  h.  46  Carver 
Palmer  Joseph,  Atlas  office,  old  State  House 
Palmer  {.Itdius  A.)  &  Bachelders  (/.  G.,  I.  M.,  S; 

A.  E.),  importers  of  watches,  91  Washington, 

h.  3  Crescent  place 
Palmer  Lemuel,  aqueduct,  h.  2  Plymouth  pi. 
Palmer  Lemuel  F.  machinist,  h.r.  796  Washington 
Palmer  Mary,  nurse,  h.  12  W.  Castle 
Palmer  Moses  R.  teamster,  h.  12  N.  Charles 
Palmer  N.   C.  milliner  and  dress  maker,  62  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Palmer  Simeon,  clothing,  49  Ann,  h.  4  Myrtle 
Palmer  {Stevens  G.),  Gage  {T.  A'.),  &  Co.  {D.  P. 

Lane  S<:  Erastus    Chase),  dry  goods,  23  Kilby, 

house  8  AUston 
Palmer  Thomas,  mason,  h.  4  Staniford  pi. 
Palmer  V.  B.  advertising  agent,  8  Congress 
Palmer  Wm.  H.  paper  carrier,  h.  18  S.  Russell 
Pampanella  Silvador,  barber,  271  Ann,  h.  Salutation 
Papanti  Lorenzo,  teacher  of  dancins^,  21  Trem.  row 
Paradise  Wm.  piano-forte  maker,  334  Washington, 

boards  306  do.  [sq.  h.  6  Sumner 

Parcher  Sewall  F.  physician.  Granite  bl'k,  Maverick 
Parisen  Wm.  B.  jr.  12  N.  Market 
Parish  Geo.  A.  painter,  12  Boylston,  h.  5  Fayette 
Park  Catharine  W.  widow,  h.  12  Garland 
Park  Charles  G.  carriasre  maker,  h.  857  Wash. 
Park  Charles  R.  painter,  301  Wash.  h.  13  Nassau 
Park  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  Arnold 
Park  F.  W.  paper  carrier,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Park  Isaac,  carpenter,  h.  3  Avery 
Park  John,  painter,  61  Emerald 
Park  John  B.  {Prentiss  <Sr  P.),  h.  61  Emerald 
Park  John  C.  counsellor,  51  Court 
Park  Joseph,  mariner,  h.  Salutation,  r.  370  Com'l 
Park  Salome,  nurse,  h.  113  Cambridge 
Park  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  2  Burton 
Park  Thomas  D.  shades,  2  Morton  pi. 
Park  Wm.  mason,  h.  250  Broadway,  n.  E 
Park  Wm.  A.  painter,  10^  Garden,  h.  41  Bridge 
Park  Wm.  B.  carpenter,  Creek  sq.  h.  3  Avery 
Park,     See  Parks 

Parke  William  C.  house  r.  30  Chambers 
Parker  Alexander,  basket  maker,  h.  8  Butolph 
Parker  Alex.  G.  sawyer,  h.  r.  Rutland,  n.  Suffijlk 
Parker  Alonzo  N.  laborer,  b.  3  Canton  St.  pi. 
Parker  Aurelius  D.  counsellor,  20  Court 
Parker  Benj.  laborer,  h.  16  Rochester  [E.  B. 

Parker  Benj.  W.  ballast  office,  80  Com'l, h.  Cottage, 
Parker  B.  W.  provisions,  4  Maverick  block,  E.  B. 


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Parker  Caroline,  boarding,  h.  204  Hanover 
Parker  Catharine,  widow,  h.  3  Causeway 
Parker  Charles,  baker,  h.  100  Southac 
Parker  Charles,  machinist,  h.  210  Broadway 
Parker  Charles,  painter,  h.  80  Tremont 
Parker  Charles,  plough  maker,  bds.  124  Fourth 
Parker  Chas.  E.  architect,  6  Devonshire,  h.  27  Tyler 
Parker  Charles  H.  82  Milk,  h.  1  Kneeland  pi. 
Parker  Chas.  Hanson  {Streeter  ^  P.).  h.  8  Franklin 
Parker  Charles  Henry,  counsellor,  16  Court,  house 

5o  Mount  Vernon 
Parker  Charles  M.  8  Thorndike  building 
Parker  Charles  S.  (Wheeler  >SP.),  h.  15  Common 
ParkeL-  Clark,  carver,  h.  Fuller 
Parker  Daniel,  h.  31  Pinckney 
Parker  Daniel  P.  40  State,  h.  40  Beacon 
Parker  David,  wharfinger,  14  City  wf.  14  Snowhill 
Parker  David  M.  dentist,  25  Summer 
Parker  Ebenezer,  10  City  wharf,  h.  7  Green 
Parker  Eber,  blacksmith,  73  Sea,  h.  46  South 
Parker  Edward,  painter,  B.  &  W.  car  shop 
Parker  Edward,  laborer,  h.  7  Prince 
Parker  Edward  G.  counsellor,  7^  Tremont  row,  b. 

Winthrop  House 
Parker  Edward  W.  h.  5  Groton  [Brattle 

Parker  Edwin,  book  keeper,  I  Central  wf.  bds.  31 
Parker  Edwin  S.  attorney,  bds.  Winthrop  House 
Parker  E.  Maria,  dress  maker,  bds.  2  Bennet 
Parker  Elisha,  provisions,  130  Ann,  h.  4  Endicot  ct. 
Parker  Elizabeth  Mrs.  h.  80  Tremont 
Parker  Ephraim,  carpenter,  h.  3  Cotting 
Parker  E.  Francis,  56  State,  bds.  9  Kneeland 
Parker  Francis  E.    counsellor,  30  Court,  house  5 

Hamilton  place 
Parker  George,  engraver,  h.  3  Grove 
Parker  Geo.  W.  H.  h.  133  Harrison  av. 
Parker  Gilman  C.  painter,  h.  6  Wesley 
Parker  G.  Washington,  pipe  layer,  h.  1  N.  Brighton 
Parker  Harriet,  widow,  h.  60  High 
Parker  H.  A.  teacher.  South  st.  ct  [Woburn 

Parker  Harrison,  veneers,  8  Gerrish  block,  h.  at  S. 
Parker  Harvey  D.  restaurant,  3  Court  square,  h. 

16  Temple 
Parker  Hayward  P.  grocer,  68  &  70  Blackstone, 

h.  19  N.  Bennet  [at  Reading 

Parker  Henry  F.  furniture,  32  Blackstone,  house 
Parker  Henry  M.  counsellor,  46  Washington,  h.  9 

Tremont  place 
Parker  Henry  T.  counsellor,  4  Court,  h.  4  West 
Parker  Hiram,  hackman,  h.  49  Fayette        [House 
Parker  Hiram  M.  {D.  Puhifer  S<;  Co.),  b.  Franklin 
Parker  Horatio  G.  counsellor,  46  Washington,  bds. 

Bromfield  House 
Parker  Hugh,  tinsmith,  h.  r.  34  S.  Margin 
Parker  Ira,  painter,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Parker  {Isaac),  Wilder   (J/.  P.),   &  Parker  (TFw. 

A.   ^  S.    B.  Rindf/e),   commission  merchants, 

2  &  4  Pearl,  h.  9  Tremont  pi. 
Parker  Isaac  H.  h.  Boylston,  opp.  public  garden 
Parker  Isaac  Holmes,  machinist,  h.  3  Rochester 
Parker   James,  8   Thorndilie  building,    house    65 

Mount  Vernon 
Parker  James,  tailor,  h.  4  Sullivan  place 
Parker  James,  rigger,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Parker  {James  M.)  &  White  {George  E.),  agricul- 
tural warehouse  and  seed  store,  10  Gerrish  blk. 

Blackstone,  bds.  Franklin  House  [Temple 

Parker  Jerry  B.  clerk,  Tremont,  c.  Court,  bds.  16 
Parker  Jesse,  teamster,  h.  145  Fourth 
Parker  J.  C.  D.  bds.  3  Hayward  place 
Parker  J.  Johnson,  h.  57  Suffolk 
Parker  Joel,  46  Washington,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Parker  John,  clerk,  bds.  32  Derne 
Parker  John,  h.  159  Tremont 
Parker  John  Mrs.  h.  139  Tremont 
Parker  John  B.  (S.  T.  Parker  &;  Co.),  b.  31  Brattle 
Parker  John  B.  boards  15  Common 
Parker  (John  D.)  &   Hamlen  (C.  H.),  dry  goods, 

71  Kilby,  h.  7  Bussey  pi.  [Tremont  House 

Parker  John  Brooks  (E.   Codman  ^  Co.),  boards 

29 


Parker  John  W.  5  Court,  h.  r.  37  Belknap 
Parker  John  Wells,  74  Long  wf.  h.  at  Ro.vbury 
Parker  Jonathan,  importer  of  hardware,   3  Union, 

house  65  Salem 
Parker  Joseph  H.  caulker,  bds.  5  Henchman  lane 
Parker  Julia  Mrs.  h  2.  Snowhill 
Parker  J.  Mason,  h.  55  Mount  Vernon 
Parker  Lewis  G.  salesman,  13  Winter,  h.  Utica,  n. 
Beach  [Cambridge 

Parker  Luther  L.  clerk,  5  Joy's  building,  h.  at  E. 
Parker  Lydia,  3  Channing 
Parker  Mary  A.  teacher.  East  p.c.  pi. 
Parker  Mary  B.  widow  of  Natlraniel,  h.  16  Kingston. 
Parker  Mason,  attorney,  he  use  55  Mount  Vernon 
Parker   Matthew    S.    notp.ry   public,    12    Brazer's 

building,  h.  9  Kncektnd 
Parker  Moses,  carpenter,  25  Hudson,  house  1  do. 
Parker  (Osgood)  &  Savels   (J.   A.),  restorator,  11 

Harvard  place,  house  5  Canton 
Parker  Peter,  merchant,  20  Long  whf.  h.  49  Beacon 
Parker  Reed,  clerk,  boards  1  Snowhill  court 
Parker  Richard,  tin  plate  worker,  house  5.^,-  Cross 
Parker  Richard  D.  cook,  46  North  Market 
Parker  Richard  G.  principal  Johnson  School 
Parker  Robert,  tin  plate  worker,  bds.  54  Pleasant 
Parker  Robert,  captain,  house  25  Averv 
Parker  Russell  J.  22  S.  Market,  h.  r.  97  Cambridge 
Parker  Ruth  Mrs.  house  66  Mount  Vernon 
Parker  Sam'l  (R.  Smithy  Co.),  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Parker  Samuel  D.  county  attorney,  16  Court,  h.  55 

Mount  Vernon 
Parker  Samuel  F.  43  Milk,  house  5  Cherry 
Parker  Samuel  H.  publisher,    115    Washington,  h. 

3  Hayward  place  [&  61  Blackstone 

Parker  Sam'l  T.  &  Co.  (/.  B.  Parker),  grocers,  59 
Parker  Samuel  W.  house  100  Southac 
Parker  Stanton,  boards  Maverick  House 
Parker  Susan,  widow,  house  7  Unity 
Parker  Theodore  Rev.  house  1  Exeter  place 
Parker  Theodore  D.  merchant,  h.  3  Edinboro' 
Parker  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  9  Andover 
Parker  Thomas,  baker,  house  Paris,  E.  B. 
Parker  Thomas,  porter,  h.  Baker's  alley,  Broad 
Parker  Thomas  B.  68  Blackstone,  b.  6  Fleet 
Parker  Thomas  I.  physician,  h.  7  Mason    [Nashua 
Parker  Thomas  M.   varnisher,   31   Hanover,    h.    9 
Parker  Warren,  machinist,  boards  Fuller 
Parker  William,  president  Boylston  Bank,  8  Kilby, 

house  62  Boylston  [h.  5  Henchman  lane 

Parker  William,   shipping   office,   87  Commercial, 
Parker  William,  116  State,  house  5  Chambers 
Parker  William,  carriage  maker,  h.  7  Grove  place 
Parker  Wm.  A.  (Parker,  Wilder,  S;  P.),  h.  4  Linc'n 
Parker  Wm.  A.  printer,  11  Cornhill,  h.  13  London 
Parker  Wm.  H.  (Tucker  <Sf  P.),  Tremont  House 
Parker  William  Thornton,  physician,  house  Broad- 
way, near  Dorchester  [5  Chambers 
Parker  William  T.    paper  store,   116   State,  house 
Parker  William  W.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Woburn 
Parkhurst  Donn  C.  teamster,  house  32  Nashua 
Parkhurst  Henry,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  47  Carver 
Parkhurst  Henry  M.  phonographic  reporter,  h.  30 

Eliot  [Porter 

Parkhurst  Jonathan,  housewright,  Tremont,  h.  26 
Parkhurst  Olivia  P.  mesmeric  examiner,  house  22 

Billerica 
Parkhurst  William  A.  clerk,  bds.  87  Harrison  av. 
Parkhurst  William  H.  (Damon,  McAllaster,  ^  Co.), 

house  at  Roxbury 
Parkins  .John  A.  varnisher,  house  50  Fayette 
Parkins  Robert,  teamster,  bds.  10  Haymarket  pi. 
Parkinson  Henry,  mason,  h.  Maverick,  n.  Paris 
Parkinson  William,  teamster,  h.  11  ISIinot 
Parkman  Francis  Rev.  h.  5  Bowdoin  square 
Parkman  Francis,  jr.  house  5  Bowdoin  square 
Parkman  George,  physician,  house  8  Walnut 
Parkman  George  F.  house  8  Walnut 
Parkman  Isaac,  machinist,  bds.  with  P.  Leishman 
Parkman  Mary  B.  widow,  house  7  West 
Parkman  P.  M.  merchant,  32  India  wf.  h.  7  West 


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BOSTON       [P]      DIRECTORY. 


Parkman  Samuel,  physician,  h.  125  Tremont 
Parknian  Susan  Mrs.  house  52  Beacon 
Parkman  Warren,  house  123  Pleasant 
Parkman  William  (/.  West  cSf  Co.),  h.  18  Sheafe 
Parks  Benjamin,  printer,  house  46  Mjrtle 
Parks  Dana,  teacher  of  dancins?,  20  Harvard 
Parks  Elisha,  house  255  Broadway 
Parks  John,  seaman,  house  rear  1  Butolph 
Parks  John,  joiner,  boards  rear  52  Prince 
Parks  John  A.  {Stickney  &;P.),  bds.  City  Hotel 
Parks  Luther,  house  6  Chesnut  [square 

Parks  Luther,  jr.  physic'n,  Sutf'lk,  opp.  Blackstone 
Parks  Mary  B.  nurse,  house  46  Myrtle 
Parks,  See  Park 

Parmelee  Asaph,  baker,  house  795  Washington 
Parmelee  Ashley,  baker,  house  3  Lenox 
Parmelee  Gilbert,  baker,  800  Washington,  h.  do. 
Parmenter  George  W.  apothecary,  IJS  Hanover 
Parmenter  Herman,  dry  goods,  291  AVashington 
Parmenter  William  E.  counsellor,  26  Mass.  block, 

boards  American  House 
Parnell  George,  clerk,  boards  16  Albany 
Parr  James  R.  stair  builder,  house  17  Erie 
Parr  Samuel,  stair  builder,  house  2  Maple  place 
Parr  Thomas,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  F,  cor.  Fifth 
Parris  Alexander,  architect,  50  Mass.  lalock,  house 

at  Pembroke 
Parrish  Rufus  P.  31  Dock  sq.  house  32  Kneeland 
Parrott  George  B.  34  State,  boards  27  Howard 
Parrott  William  F.  commission  merchant,  45  Cen- 
tral wf.  b.  Tremont  House     [b.  12  Crescent  pi. 
Parrott  Wm.  P.  engineer   and   surveyor,  34  State, 
Parry  Edward,  4  Faneuil  Hall,  house  20  Marion 
Parry  John  N.  shipwright,  house  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Parshley  John  S.  shoe  maker,  Broadway,  h.  228do. 
Parsley  Charles,  confectioner,  h.  234  Broadway 
Parsons  Ann  V.  Mrs.  h.  Dorchester,  cor.  Silver 
Parsons  Charles,  mariner,  house  29  Portland 
Parsons  Charles  C.  house  4  Chauncy  place 
Parsons  Charles  S.  (.4.  Bm(/f/  S;  Co.),  25  Fulton 
Parsons  Charles  W.  furniture,  250  Hanover,  house 

rear  10  Prince 
Parsons  Esther,  widow,  house  2  Winslow  place 
Parsons  George  W.  block  maker,  h.  2  Snowhill 
Parsons  G.  W.  at  Lowell  depot,  h.  22  Thacher 
Parsons  Henry,  laborer,  house  r.  39  Salem 
Parsons  James,  pilot,  house  238  Hanover 
Parsons  Jane  W.  widow,  house  115  Pleasant 
Parsons  John,  clerk,  46  Kilby,  h.  3  Chauncy  pi. 
Parsons  Joseph  L.  cabinet  maker,  h.  4  Nashua  pi. 
Parsons  Josiah,  caulker,  house  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Parsons  Lemuel  C.  mariner,  house  Sumner,  E.   B. 
Parsons  Lucy  G.  house  6  Acorn 
Parsons  Mary  J.  house  6  Acorn  [Dorchester 

Parsons  Richard,  turner,  First,  n.  E,  h.  Athens,  n. 
Parsons  Samuel  &  Co.  (F.  Sweetser   &   S.   H.  Goo- 
kin),  dry  goods,  23  Federal,  h.  20  Bowdoin 
Parsons  Samuel  G.  clerk,  boards  10  Ash 
Parsons  Sarah  K.  milliner,  256  Washington 
Parsons  Thomas,  boards  4  Chauncy  place 
Parsons  Thos.  W.  jr.  surgeon  dentist,  16  Winter 
Parsons  Tyler,  house  5  Snowhill  court 
Parsons  {Tyler,  jr.),  Osgood  (/f.),  &  Co.  {J.  Bai- 
ley), ship  stores  and  chandlery,   and  commis- 
sion merchants,  6  Commercial  wharf 
Parsons  William  Mrs.  house  18  Louisburgh  sq. 
Parsons  Wm.  printer,  37  Congress 
Parsons  AVilliam,  42  Com'l,  house  4  Tremont  place 
Parsons  William  A.  cabinet  maker,  7  Charlestown, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Parsons  Wm.  B.  sail  maker,  house  2  Winslow  pi. 
Partridge  Adin,  straw  goods  and  artificial  flowers, 

298  Washington,  h.  3  Claflen  place 
Partridge  Charlotte  B.  house  2  Pine  place 
Partridge  Harvey  P.  dry  goods,  78  Federal,  h.  do. 
Partridge  John,  h.  Harrison  av.  n.  Ashland  av. 
Partridge  Joseph  L.  {Woodbridge,  RaynoldsS^  Co.), 

house  at  West  Newton 
Partridge  Olin,  moulder,  b.  6  Winthrop         [Hotel 
Partridge  Samuel  D.,  Custom  House,  b.  Marlboro' 


Partridge  Warren,  machinist,  h.  Silver,  near  C 
Partridge  Welcome  L.  stevedore,  h.  21  Commercial 
Partridge. William  B.  clerk,  46  Milk,  h.  53  Hudson 
Partridge  William  J.  grocer,  Salem,  c.  Richmond, 

house  5  Cooper 
Pasquil  William,  barber,  boards  12  Emerald 
Passarow  George,  house  2  Allen  court 
Pastor  Joseph  F.  cooper,  house  Athens,  near  D 
Pastrouich  C.  widow,  house  1  Blossom  court 
Pastrouich  Nich.  A.  gold  beater,  h.  1  Blossom  ct. 
Patch    {Abijah)    &   White    {Alden),   truckmen,    7 

Custom  House  st.  house  33  North  Margin 
Patch  Eliza,  widow,  house  40  Vine 
Patch  Franklin,  housewright.  Travels,  c.  Charles- 
town, house  2  Morton  court 
Patch  Franklin  F.  boards  61  Poplar 
Patch  John,  carpenter,  boards  188  Hanover 
Patch  Nathan  H.  book  keeper,  boards  9  Winter 
Patch  Sydney,  blacksmith,  42  Merrimac,  h.  2  Wall 
Patch  William  W.  97  State,  boards  9  Brattle  sq. 
Patchell  John,  carpenter,  house  4  Sullivan  place 
Paterson  {David)  &  Wilson  {Geo7-ge),  plumbers,  15 
.Lindall  [Roxbury 

Paton  Andrew,  silversmith,  17  Harvard  place,  h.  at 
Patrick  James,  restorator,  57  Union,  h.  16  Morton 
Patrick  Joel,  38  Com'l  wharf,  house  at  Chelsea 
Pattee  Asa  D.  ale,  119  Ann,  house  57  Prince 
Pattee  James  M.  writing  master,  425.^  Washington 
Pattee  John,  laborer,  house  1  Orange  lane 
Pattee  John  C.  house  18  Ash 
Patten  Andrew,  silversmith,  boards  188  Hanover 
Patten   A.  refrigerator  manuf.  order  box  37  Tre- 
mont row  [1  Hudson  pi. 
Pattm  Benj.  A.  (Daniel  B.  lUlUardtt;  Co.),  boards 
Patten  David,  housewright.  Newborn  place,  house 

Pleasant  street  place 
Patten  David,  painter,  h.  1  Rollins  pi.     [North  sq. 
Patten  Elizabeth  Mrs.  board'g,  h.  Baker's  alley,  r. 
Patten  George,  carpenter,  bds.  Pleasant  st.  pi. 
Patten  George  W.  {James  Patteti  S^  Co.),  house  at 

Brookline 
Patten  Geo.  W.  laborer,  h.  Newland,  n.  Pembroke 
Patten  I.  B.  481  Washington,  boards  1  Eliot 
Patten  Isaac  W.  20  Bromfield,  bds.  Blind  Asylum 
Patten  James  &  Co.  (G.  IF.  Pattm),  wines,  &c.  40 

South  Market,  house  at  Brookline 
Patten  James  G.  clerk,  4  S.  M.  boards  29  Beach 
Patten  John  A.  carpenter,  bds.  19  Hudson        [ont 
Patten  Jonathan,  provisions,  44  Eliot,  h.  86  Trem- 
Pattcn  Thomas,  house  21  Crescent  place 
Patten  Thomas,  23  Liverpool,  near  Maverick 
Patten  William  H.  &  Co.  {H.  D.  Wahlron),  wines, 

&c.  123  Leveret,  house  45  Brighton 
Patterson  A.  boards  Harrison  avenue,  cor.  Beach 
Patterson  Albion  K.  tailor,  house  62  High 
Patterson  Alexander,  lamp  maker,  b.  13  E.  Canton 
Patterson  Benjamin,  clerk,  boards  3  Hawley 
Patterson,  David,  constable,  13  Court  square,  h.  3 

Province  House  court 
Patterson  Eli,  laborer,  house  4  N.  Bennet 
Patterson  Eliphalet  S.  carriage  smith,  253  Broad, 

house  2  Quiet  place 
Patterson  Enoch,  house  57  Hancock  [doin 

Patterson  Enoch,  jr.  {Blake,  P.  if  Co.),  h.  57  Bow- 
Patterson  Geo.  Edward,  clerk,  boards  57  Bowdoin 
Patterson  Henry  A.  house  57  Hancock 
Patterson  James,  cooper,  house  Gold,  near  E 
Patterson  James,  painter,  house  38  Union 
Patterson  James,  laborer,  house  r.  1  College  court 
Patterson  James,  housewright,  18  Harvard  place 
Patterson  James  H.  superintendent  of  letter  car- 
riers' department,  P.  O.  23  Sudbury,  b.  9  Allston 
Patterson  John,  laborer,  house  10  Hamilton 
Patterson  John,  rigger,  house  2  Bartlett 
Patterson  Joseph  W.   {Almy,  P.  i5)-  Co.),  house  4 

Louisburgh  square 
Patterson  Lawson  B.  police  officer,  h.  10  Madison 
Patterson  Margaret,  widow,  6  Theatre  alley 
Patterson  Margaret,  dress  maker,  house  24  Gouch 
Patterson  Sara'l  H.  grocer,  Second,  n.  Dorchester 


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Patterson  Sarah,  dress  maker,  house  25  Avery 
Patterson  Susan  H.  boarding,  6  Nashua 
Patterson  Wauchhope,  tailor,  house  96  Warren 
Patterson  Willard,  tailor,  boards  6  Channing 
Patterson  William,  laborer,  house  25  Hamilton 
Patterson  Wm.  {Winch  cSpP.),  h.  Trem't,  n.  Dover 
Pattison  Wm.  T.  confectioner,  1,6  Lewis,  house  do. 
Paty  William,  captain,  house  25  Stiliman 
Paul  Calvin,  boarding,  54  Portland  [Atlantic  House 
Paul  Charles,  piano-forte  manuf.  2  Boylston,  bds. 
Paul  Francis  PI.  paper  carrier,  house  57  Brighton 
Paul  George  (J.  Paul  6^  Co.),  house  10  Marion 
Paul  George,  house  Marion,  E.  Boston 
Paul  James,  machinist,  house  97  Fourth 
Paul  James,  machinist,  boards  6  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Paul  James  &  Co.  {George  Paul),  upholsterers,  10 

Tremont  row,  house  at  Weston 
Paul  John,  boards  101  Pleasant  [Newland 

Paul  John  F.  baker,  shop  and  house  c.  Canton  and 
Paul  Joseph  F.  housewright,  Tremont  road,  house 

1  Emerald 
Paul  Mary,  widow,  house  5  Spear  place 
Paul  {Wm.)  &  Wilson  {Thomas),  carpenters,  Har- 
rison avenue,  near  Dover,  house  at  Medford 
Paulding  James  L.  moulder,  house  57  Billerica 
PauU  Rufus,  machinist,  h.  108  Harrison  avenue 
PauU  William  W.  machinist,  h.  108  Harrison  av. 
Pa.xton  Louisa,  house  31  W.  Orange 
Paye  George  H.  painter,  house  1. Grove  place 
Payne  Barney,  boarding,  house  6  Moon 
Payne  C.  H.  "gilder,  b.  56  Hanover  [Robinson  alley 
Payne  David,  marble  manufacturer,  5  Haverhill,  h. 
Payne  Elias,  boot  maker,  15  Water,  h.  7  Oxford 
Payne  Elizabeth,  boarding,  20  Fleet  [Chelsea 

Payne   Henry   A.    S.    D.,    Custom   House,  house 
Payne  Shadrach  B.  grocer,  Tyler,  c.  Kneeland,  h. 

55  Hudson 
Payson  Arthur  L.  nierch.  114  State,  h.  15  Chesnut 
Payson  Edwin,   carpenter,  Tremont,  b.  508  Wash. 
Payson  George  A.  clerk,  115  Milk 
Payson  James  G.  lace  goods,  26  Hanover 
Payson  James  H.  cooper,  house  1  N.  Chapel  place 
Pavson  John  F.  75  F.  H.  Market,  h.  3  N.  Prince 
Payson  John  F.  jr.  75  F.  H.  M.  boards  3  N.  Prince 
Payson  Joseph,  tailor,  house  3  May 
Payson  Mary  P.  house  3  Tremont  place 
Payson  Rebecca,  widow,  house  21  Second 
Payson  Ruth,  widow,  house  50  Chesnut 
Payson  Samuel,  tailor,  house  4  Jefferson' place 
Payson  Samuel,  piano-forte  maker,  334  Wash.  h. 

at  Roxbury  [Roxbury 

Payson  Samuel  R.   (./.  ('.  Howe  iSf  Co.),   house  at 
Pazolt  Thomas  C.  furrier,  356  Wash,  house  do. 
Peabody  Augustus,  counsellor,  46   Court,   corner 

Tremont,  house  at  Roxbury  [2  Nassau 

Peabody  Elizabeth,  fancy  dry  goods,  236  Wash.  b. 
Peabody  Elizabeth  P.  foreign  books  and  circulating 

library,  13  West,  house  do. 
Peabody  Ephraira  Rev.  house  29  Somerset 
Peabody  George,  music  printer,  boards  30  High 
Peabody  George,  restorator  (cellar), 95  Commercial 
Peabody  Henry  G.  painter,  36  Hanover  [rica 

Peabody  Horace,  Jlaine  freight  depot,  b.  22  Bille- 
Peabody  Jerusha  Mrs.  boards  97  Charles 
Peabody  J.  A.  widow,  house  3  Pemberton  square 
Peabody  Mary  A.  widow,  boards  9  Blossom 
Peabody  Nathaniel,  physician,  h.  13  West 
Peabody  Nathaniel  C.  homoeopathic  apothecary,  13 

West,  house  at  Dorchester,  cor.  Fifth 
Peabody  Owen  G.  counsellor,  46  Court,  c.  Tremont, 

house  at  Roxbury 
Peabody  S.  Endicott  (Curtis  iS;  P.),  house  at  Salem 
Peabody  Timothy  H.  house  25  Porter 
Peabody  Wm.  B.  carpenter,  house  244  Tremont 
Peabody  Wm.  S.  commission  merchant,  31  Com'l 
Peacock  Joseph,  laborer,  house  19  Thaeher 
Peacock  William  B.  cooper,  house  21  W.  Canton 
Pead  Richard,  laborer,  house  Urst,  n.  Dorchester 
Peak  John,  cofhn  warehouse,  Deacon,  cor.  Friend, 

house  2  Leveret 


Peak  John,  wagoner,  house  18  Gold,  near  B 
Peak  Philip,  turner,  house  3  Porter 
Peak  Philip,  sail  maker,  7  E.  R.R.  wf.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Peakes  Benjamin,  cigars,  house  92  Warren 
Peakes  Henry,  housewright,  Allen,  near  the  Hos- 
pital, house  50  Spring 
Peakes  Wm.  com.  mer.  134  State,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Pear  {Edward)  &  Bacall  (7'Ao/Has),  silversmiths, 

5  Avery,  house  15  Porter 
Pear  John  S.  (/.  Meriani,jr.  ^  Co.),  h.  47  Poplar 
Pearce  George  W.  wharfinger,  30  Union  wharf,  h. 

at  Chelsea  [Suffolk 

Pearce  Robert,  grocer,  519  Wash,  house  81  South 
Pearce  Samuel,  marine  inspector,  Suffolk  building. 

Change  avenue,  boards  18  Franklin  place 
Pearce  S.  H.  &  Co.  {F.  J.  Humphrey),  silk  goods, 

94  Milk,  house  29  Warren 
Pearce  Shadrach  S.  house  29  Warren 
Pearce  Wm.  plumber,  35  Congress,  h.  14  Causeway 
Pearl  John  H.  provisions,  house  249  Hanover 
Pearl  {Stephen  R.),  Smith  {Samuel),  &  Co.  (L.  F. 

Stevens),  dry  goods,  62  Hanover,  house  Paris, 

near  Summer       [4  Union  Block,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Pearmain  (  Wm.  R.)  &  Hall  {Wm.  C),  auctioneers, 
Pearson  x\mos,  carpenter,  house  4  Cotting 
Pearson  Andrew  B.  75  Long  wf.  b.  9  Mt.  Vernon 
Pearson  Betsey,  widow,  h.  Snowhill,  near  Charter 
Pearson  Chas.  marine  insp.  41  State,  b.  10  Hancock 
Pearson  David  B.  broker,  house  30  Beach 
Pearson  David  S.  boarding,  16  Albany 
Pearson  Geo.  B.  architect,  boards  10  Hancock 
Pearson  Geo.W.  cl'k  at  Revere  House,  h.  10  Adams 
Pearson  {Henry)  &    French    {Samuel   A.),   W.   I. 

goods,  7  Bromfield,  house  do. 
Pearson  Isaac  E.  &  Co.  (.4.  Chase),  medicines  and 

fancy  goods,  76   Union,  and   106   Blackstone, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Pearson  Isaac  E.  (Byam  &  P.),  66  Union 
Pearson  John,  56  F.'H.  Market,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Pearson  John  H.  &  Co.  merchants,  75  Long  wharf, 

house  9  Mount  Vernon 
Pearson  John  W.  capt.  boards  9  Mt.  Vernon 
Pearson  Lemuel,  painter,  house  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Pearson  Nancy,  widow,  house  68  Temple 
Pearson  Oliver  G.  book  binder,  8  Water,  b.  23  Lynde 
Pearson  Sewell  &  Co.  upholsterers,  595  Washing'n, 

up  stairs,  house  6  Washington  court 
Pearson  Thomas,  Neponset  Exp.  56  F.  H.  Market 
Pearson  Wm.  mason,  house  1  Winslow  place 
Pease  Albert  J.  at  Revere  House 
Pease  Amos,  truckman,  house  14  Blossom 
Pease  Charles  L.  mariner,  house  Gold,  near  B 
Pease  Lorey,  teamster,  house  Gold,  near  B 
Pease  Mary,  confectionery,  14  Blossom 
Pease  Matthew,  carpenter,  b.  508  Washington 
Pease  Olive  Mrs.  house  78  Essex 
Pease  Roxanna  G.  house  678  Washington 
Pease  Silas,  porter,  house  15  Washington  sq. 
Pease  Silas  H.  watchman,  15  Washington  square 
Peaslee  J.  M.  housewright,  house  252  Washington 
Peaslee  Stephen  H.  porter  at  American  House 
Peasley  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  Seventh,  near  E 
Peavey  Alvin,  28  the  S.  ISIarket,  b.  107   Hudson 
Peavey  Hazen  {J.  L.  Smith  Sf  Co.), h.  Wash.  House 
Peavey  Lyman  E.  laborer,  house  16  Centre 
Peavey  Mary  J.  boards  107  Hudson 
Pebles  Nathaniel,  cooper,  house  rear  55  Pitts 
Peck  Abel  G.  house  113  Tremont 
Peck  Alfred  P.  house  35  Bridge 
Peck  Anson,  coml)  maker,  6  Essex,  h.  135  Har.  av. 
Peck  Chauncy,  porter  Globe  Bank,  h.  35  Bridge 
Peck  Daniel,  cask  dealer,  h.  Sumner,  near  Cottage 
Peck  Dyer  H.  61  Kilby,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Peck  Eben.  book  keeper,  76  AYash.  h.  at  Medford 
Peck  H.  B.  Mrs.  house  14  Bennet 
Peck  H.  D.  W.  101  State,  house  14  Bennet 
Peck  James  W.  40  S.  Market,  h.  2  Livingston 
Peck  John,  W.  I.  goods,  58  Long  wharf 
Peck  John,  organ  maker,  h.  113  Cambridge 
Peck  John,  jr.  clerk,  boards  9  Brattle  square 


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Peck  Levi  (O.  P.  Prescott  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Peck  Oren,  9  Boylston  Market,  house  11  Ash 
Peck  Seavey,  clerk,  boards  4o  Atkinson 
Peck  Solomon  Rev.  cor.  secretary  A.  B.  M.  U.  33 

Somerset,  house  at  Roxbury  [h.  at  Medford 
Peck  T.  R.  &  Co.  {Dexter  Harloto),  hats,  25  Wash. 
Pecker  {Robert  E.)  &  Dodge  {Frederick),  grocers, 

136  State,  boards  City  Hotel 
Peckham  Robert,  b.  1  Norfolk  ave.       [at  Roxbury 
Pedder  James,  editor  Cultivator,  22  N.  Market,  h. 
Pedriek  John  B.  &  Co.  {Robert  P.  Boss),  shipping 

office,  110  Commercial,  house  at  Marblehead 
Peeler  Henry,  machinist,  h.  Silver,  near  A 
Peeler  John  J.  machinist,  house  lO-l  Third,  near  C 
Peeling  Thomas,  moulder,  house  9  Fruit 
Peers  l)i.N.ie,  laborer,  house  Sumner,  n.  Cottage 
Peets  Wm.  blacking  munuf.  h.  ISo  Fourth     [place 
Peirce  Albert  A.  broker,  60  Blackstone,  h.  7  Spring 
Peirce  Alonzo,  housewright,  h.  7  Canton  st.  place 
Peirce  Charles  H.,  Methodist  Repository,  5  Cornhill 
Peirce  Cyrus,  house  752  Washington 
Peirce  Edgar,  boards  10  Green 
Peirce  F.  &  J.  &  Co.  {X.  Brou-n),  chair  dealers,  36 

Commercial,  house  at  Charlestown 
Peirce  George,  clerk,  house  10  Green 
Peirce  Geo.  H.  7  Chatham,  boards  10  Green 
Peirce  George  S.  brewer,  house  750  Washington 
Peirce  Henry  {Wason,  P.  &;  Co.),  h.  56  Charles 
Peirce  Henry  A.  mere.  25  Com'l  wf.  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Peirce  John,  jr.  professor  mathematics,  U.  S.  Navy, 

129  Washington,  boards  23  Bedford 
Peirce  John  P.  milkman,  house  61  Middlesex 
Peirce  John  W.  capt.  house  60  Salem 
Peirce  Jonathan,  pump  and  block  maker,  107  1-2 

Commercial,  head  Le'wis  wf.  h.  at  S.  Reading 
Peirce  Jonathan,  India  rubber  shoes,  50  Pearl,  h. 

at  Salem 
Peirce  Joseph,  machinist,  boards  4  Broadway 
Peirce  Joseph  {F.  ^  /.  Peirce  &;  Co.),   house  at 

Charlestown  [between  E  and  F 

Peirce  Joseph,  oysters,  169J  Tremont,  house  Third, 
Peirce  Joseph  N.  portrait  painter,  house  39  Fayette 
Peirce  Oliver,  house  F,  near  Gold 
Peirce  Richard,  boarding  house,  15  Brattle  [bridge 
Peirce  Roger  N.  counsellor,  35  Court,  h.  at  Cam- 
Peirce  Silas  &  Co.  {T.  Hall  <5v  //.  P.  Cushing),  W. 

I.  goods,  22  Elm,  house  3  Montgomery  place 
Peirce  Silas,  2d,  22  Elm 

Peirce  Silas  F.  {Treat,  P.  iS,  Co.),  113  Commercial 
Peirce  Thomas  C.  Rev.  house  45  Marion 
Peirce  {Thomas  W.)  &  Bacon  {Geo.),  W.I.  goods, 

155  Milk,  c.  Broad,  boards  at  Pavilion 
Peirce  Wm.  clerk,  20  Milk,  boards  69  Atkinson 
Peirce,     See  Pierce  and  Pearce 
Peircy  Wm.  clothing.  Broad,  house  164  Purchase 
Peirson  A.  L.  jr.  weigher,  24  Lewis  wf.  h.  at  Salem 
Pelby  Wm.  proprietor  N.  Theatre,  house  13  Green 
Pelham  Charles,  boards  6  Cambridge 
Pelham  Sally,  \vidow,  house  9  Madison  place 
Pelletier  James  A.  French  teacher,  6  Province 
Pelletier  Stephen  A.  F.  h.  6  Province 
Pelletier  Wm.  S.  book  keeper,  192  Wash,  boards 

6  Province  [port 

Pelton  Oliver,  engraver,  63  Court,  h.  at  Cambridge- 
Penasco  John  B.  boatman,  h.  15  Charter  [Andover 
Pendergast  John,  harness  maker.  Causeway,  opp. 
Pendergrass  Catherine,  widow,  h.  next  100  Southac 
Pendergrass  John,  harness  maker,  h.  Coral   court 
Pendergrass  Nicholas,  tailor,  Johnson's  block 
Pendergrass  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  26  Washing,  av. 
Pendergrass  Philip,  laborer,  house  5  Lucus  place 
Pendergrass  Sylvanus,  laborer,  178  Purchase 
Pendergrass  Wm.  laborer,  h.  29  West  Dedham 
Pendlebury  Teresa  M.  9  Thacher,  c.  N.  Margin 
Pendleton  John,  captain,  boards  5  Hartford  place 
Pendleton  Jos.  A.  fruit.  See.    106  State,  b.  30  Pearl 
Pendleton  Mary,  house  5  South  May 
Pendleton  Phineas,  jr.  {Blanchard,  Sherman Sf  Co.) 
Pendleton  Simeon,  captain,  house  285  Fourth 
Penn  Joseph,  blacksmith,  9  Canal,  h.  121  Broadway  | 


Pennell  D.  Spear,  teacher  of  music,  1  Park 
Pennell  Matthew  L.  {Bradbury,  Harmon  S^  Co.),  h. 

271  Third,  near  Dorchester  [place 

Pennell  Sumner,  truckman,  5  Broad,  h.  5  Bartlett 
Penney  Augustus  {S.  S.  Pennet/  S^  Brother),  house 

3  Tremont      [the  South  Market,  h.  3  Tremont 
Penney  S.  S.  &  Brother  {Atigtistus),  provisions,  36 
Pcnniman  Alanson  P.  broker,  1  Central  wharf 
Penniman  Albert,  printer,  boards  22  Lynde 
Penniman  E.  &  G.  S.  calf  boots,  33  N.  Market 
Penniman  Geo.  boards  1  Linwood 
Penniman  Hannah,  widow,  house  6  Pitts 
Penniman  Henry,  boards  1  Hamilton  place 
Penniman  &   Co.  {Henry  Penniman),  leather   and 

shoe  stock,  9  I31ackstone,  h.  1  Hamilton  place 
Penniman  {James  T.)  &  Fiske  {B.  W.),  boots  and 

shoes.  Water,  c.  Devonshire,  house  at  Quincy 
Penniman  John  A.  printer,  h.  48  Nashua 
Penniman  John  M.    truckman,  36  N.  Market,  h. 

11  Lowell 
Penniman  Joshua,  plasterer,  bds.  4  S.  May 
Penniman  Sarah  B.  bds.  28  Warren 
Pennington  E.  H.  barber,  h.  3  Smith  pi. 
Pentany  Michael,  laborer,  h.  22  Atkinson 
Pentlaiid  Clement  N.  painter,  house  n.  E,  between 

Sixth  and  Seventh 
Pepper  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  r.  133  Fourth 
Pepper  Benjamin,  laborer,  h.  9  Tileston 
Pepper  Geo.  B.  shoe  maker,  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Pepper  Louisa,  widow,  h.  2  Dillaway  pi. 
Pepper  Sarah,  tailoress,  h.  Foster,  c.  Charter 
Percival  John,  cabinet  maker,  bds.  6  Chelsea 
Pereival  Nath.  cabinet  maker,  h.  6  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Percy  Calvin,  housewright,  Lime,  c.  River,  h.  87 

Charles 
Percy  James  B.  carpenter,  bds.  87  Charles 
Perham  Ira,  coachman,  h.  127  Pinckney 
Perham  Josiah,  jr.  com.  mer.  4  Liberty  sq. 
Perkins  Aaron  N.  stabler,  h.  7  Acorn 
Perkins  Abraham  B.  h.  1  Rochester  [cord 

Perkins  Albion  C.  carpenter,  bds.  Suffolk,  c.   Con- 
Perkins  Alfred,  wood,  Haverhill,  cor.  Travers,  h.  7 

Leveret  [100  Wash.  h.  at  Roxbury 

Perkins  Benj.  &  Co.  (S.  K.  Whipjile),  booksellers, 
Perkins  Caroline  M.  h.  51  Summer 
Perkins  Charles,  119  Washington 
Perkins  Charles,  surveyor,  bds.  43  Harvard 
Perkins  Charles  A.  S.  printer,  bds.  16  Albany 
Perkins  Cyrus  E.  produce,  h.  25  N.  Charles 
Perkins  Daniel,  39  India,  h.  61  Dover 
Perkins  Daniel  B.  h.  21  E.  Orange 
Perkins  Daniel  L.  card  factory,  h.  220  Fourth 
Perkins  David,  carpenter,  bds.  22  La  Grange  pi. 
Perkins  Dennis  F.  2  Cornhill  square 
Perkins  Edward,  26  Water  [Sturgis  pi. 

Perkins  Edward,  restorator,  43  Congress,  house  2 
Perkins  Edward  L.  receiver  Massachusetts  Hospi- 
tal Life  Ins.  Co.  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Perkins  Elisha  K.  cooper,  h.  4  N.  Chapel  pi. 
Perkins  Enoch  W.  16^  Long  wf.  h.  at  Somerville 
Perkins  Ezra,  cooper.  Fifth,  h.  Gold,  n.  C. 
Perkins  {Frederick),  Doe  {E.  R.),  &  Co.  {H.  Grew), 

dry  goods,  109  Milk,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Perkins  Geo.  A.  tailor,  76  Wash.  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Perkins  Geo.  C.  bds.  12  Temple  place 
Perkins  Geo.  W.  cooper,  h.  53  Prince 
Perkins  Gideon  A.  brewer,  bds.  30  W.  Canton 
Perkins  Giles  S.  carpenter,  h.  7  Oswego 
Perkins  Harriet  Mrs.  h.  4  Hanover  av. 
Perkins  Henry  G.,  Worcester,  R.  R.,  Beach 
Perkins  Henry  I.  confectionery,  465  Washington, 

h.  56  West  Orange 
Perkins  H.  N.  counsellor,  20  Court  [h.  at  Danvers 
Perkins  Israel,  grocer,  Harr.  av.  c.  Northampton, 
Perkins  Jacob   L.  counsellor,  35  Court,  boards  10 
Montgomery  place  [N.  Prince 

Perkins  James,    shipsmith,    Lincoln's  wharf,  h.  8 
Perkins  James  D.  26  Foster's  wf.  h.  Gold,  n.  C 
Perkins  James  M.  {Steve?is  iSf  P.),  h.  15  Leveret 
Perkins  Job  H.  blacksmith, 'B.  &  W.  car  shop 


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Perkins  John  {Gridhy,  Gay,  &;  P.),  h.  77  Atkinson 
Perkins  John,  404  Wash.  h.  1  Newton  ct. 
Perkins  John  A.  hackman,  h.  16 May 
Perkins  John  B.  mason,  h.  1  Zone 
Perkins  John  G.  clerk,  31  Prince,  b.  27  Howard 
Perkins  John  L.  card  maker,  h.  8  E.  Orange 
Perkins  John  T.  upholsterer,  6  S.  To\vnsend  pi. 
Perkins  Jonathan  T.  h.  lo  Leveret 
Perkins  Joseph  S.  glass  packer,  h.  Silver,  n.  D 
Perkins  Jotham  S.  hatter,  bds.  2  Crescent  pi. 
Perkins  Marj',  widow,  boarding,  h.  2  Crescent  pi. 
Perkins  Mary,  widow  of  JohnS.  h.  lo  Leveret 
Perkins  Matthew,  watchmaker,  120  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Perkins  Nathaniel,  cooper,  bds.  1  North  sq. 
Perkins  Oliver  L.  bookseller,  62  Cornhill,  house  1 

Auburn 
Perkins  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  7  Pearl  pi. 
Perkins  Rawson  H.  1  Long  wf.  bds.  196  Tremont 
Perkins  Richard,  oil,  Portland,  b.  109Pinckney 
Perkins  Samuel,  milkman,  h.  114  Fourth 
Perkins  Sam'l  G.  clerk,  8  Liberty  sq.  h.  15  Leveret 
Perkins  Samuel  S.  housewright,  Harrison  avenue, 

h.  323  Broadway 
Perkins  Sarah  Ann,  widow  of  Franklin,  13  Dover 
Perkins  (.S.  H.)  &  Higginson   (C.  J.),  merchants, 

38  Central  wf,  h.  at  Brookline 
Perkins  Scth,  carpenter,  h.  4  Pitts  pi. 
Perkins  Thomas  Hopkins,  12  Franklin  av. 
Perkins  T.  Henrv,  29  State,  h.  1  Mt.  Vernon  av. 
Perkins  Thomas'H.  h.  12  Temple  pi. 
Perkins  Thomas  H.  jr.  17.^  Trem.  row,  h.  1  Joy  pi. 
Perkins  Thos.  H.  3d  {Head  S;  P.),  b.  1  Joy  pi. 
Perkins  Thomas  S.  fish  packer,  h.  09  Marion 
Perkins  Wilder  G.  mason,  h.  Porter,  E.  B.         [pi. 
Perkins  Wm.  merch.  49  Com'l  wf.   h.   o  Winthrop 
Perkins  Wm.  shoe  maker,  26  Salem,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Perkins  Wm.  sheet  iron  worker,  bds.  .55  Hanover 
Perkins  Wm.  B.  {Lecmto  ^  P.),  h.  43  Lincoln 
Perkins  Wm.  H.  cabinet  maker,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Perkins  Wm.  P.  h.  14  Mount  Vernon 
Perkins  Wm.  R.  shoes,  2  Blackstone,  h.  at  Reading 
Perl  Charles  Bell,  clerk,  bds.  5  Kellam  pi. 
Perley  George,  h.  oo  Marion 
Pero  Martha  A.  widow,  h.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Perrin  Augustus  W.  &  S.  C.  palm  leaf,  wholesale, 

53  Kilby,  h.  35  Warren 
Perrin  David  C.  53  Kilby,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Perrin  Franklin,  bds.  35  Warren 
Perrin  George  W.  h.  121  Pinckney  [Cambridge 

Perrin  Noah,  jr.  {Pernj,  Jacobs,  ^  Co.),  house  at 
Perrin  Payson,  h.  22  Common  [Pine 

Perrin  Stephen  C.   (.4.    IF.  ,Sf  S.    C.  Perrin),  \i.  Z 
Perrin  Wm.  H.  4  Court,  bds.  American  House 
Perry  Catharine  Mrs.  h.  6  Bartlett 
Perry  Charles  A.  carpenter,  bds.  2  Prospect 
Perry  Caroline  M.  widow,  h.  10  Ash 
Perry  Dan'lW.  (Temple  &  Perry),  r.  26  Congress 
Perry  (Dexter)   &  Worsters  (Asa  S^  E.  G.),  variety 

store.  Broad,  c.  India  wf.  h.  21  Marion 
Perry  Elisha,  painter,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Perry  Elizabeth,  boarding,  17  Cross 
Perry  Emery  W.  clerk,  138  Wash.  h.  at  Watertown 
Perry  Granville  (Baker  ^  P.),  613  Washington 
Perry  James  M.  h.  18  Hayward  pi. 
Perry  John,  laborer,  h.  6  Andover 
Perry  John,  jr.  broker,  23  Slate 
Perry  John  B.  trader,  Lehigh,  c.  Albany 
Perry  John  W.  painter,  h.  43  Prince 
Perry  Joseph,  h.  31  Piedmont  [at  Roxbury 

Perrv  Levi,  machinist  at  Brown's,  Harrison  av.  h. 
Perry  Lucy,  h.  84  Tyler 
Perry  Lucy,  nurse,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Perry  (Li/man),  Jacobs  (H.),  &  Co.  (N.  Perrin, jr.), 

com.  merch.  10  S.  Market,  h.  18  Staniford 
Perry  Marshall  S.  physician,  h.  16  Rowe 
Perry  Nathan  F.  housewright,  h.  199  Hanover 
Perry  Nathaniel,  h.  8  Asylum 
Perry  Parker,  boot  maker,  h.  23  E.  Orange 
Perry  Rufus  A.  rigger,  h.  528  Commercial 
Perry  Stephen  A.  grocer,  204  Har.  av.  b.  3  Genesee 


Perry  Thomas,  butcher,  h.  3  Carney  place 
Pen-y  William,  hair  dresser,  Lowell,  c.  Barton 
Perry  William  Mrs.  h.  11  Gouch 
Perry  William,  stoves  and  tin  ware,  501  Washing- 
ton, h.  37  Porter  [Tyler 
Perry  Wm.  wood  and  coal,  Sea,  opp.  East,  house  5 
Perry  AVm.  jr.  &  Co.  (J.  Federhen,jr.),  vratches,  2 

Hanover,  bds.  15  Butolph 
Perry  William  A.  daguerreotypist,  247  Washingt'n 
Perry  William  G.  laborer,  h.  12  N.  Grove 
Perry  William  S.  lumber,  Lehigh,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Peters  Charles  J.  h.  r.  763  Washington 
Peters  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  6  Lowell  pi. 
Peters  Edward  D.  &  Co.  (George  II.   Peters  ^  J. 
P.  EUicott),  com.  merchants,  12  Central  wharf, 
h.  AVashington,  c.  Canton 
Peters  Edward  D.  jr.  (Crockett,  Peters,  &;  Co.),  h. 
Suffolk,  c.  Pembroke  [fedinboro' 

Peters  George  H.  (E.  D.  Peters  &;  Co.),  house  28 
Peters  Isaac  A.  printer,  h.  3  Middlesex 
Peters  John,  mariner,  h.  Clifton  pi. 
Peters  John,  mariner,  h.  23  Washington  place 
Peters  John,  rigger,  house  115  Broad 
Peters  .Samuel,  book  binder,  bds.  23  Lynde 
Peters  Samuel,  brakeman,  h.  r.  123  Turnpike 
Peters  Wm.  blacksmith,  8  Salutation 
Peters  Wm.  C.  clerk,  12  Central  wf.  bds.  Washing- 
ton, cor.  Canton 
Petersilea  Charles,  bootmaker,  house  22  Church 
Petersilea  Franz,  professor  of  music,  h.  86  Tremont 
Peterson   Andrew,  tin  plate  worker,  275  Washing- 
ton and  54  Essex,  house  354  Broadway 
Peterson  Charles,  laborer,  house  18  Lancaster 
Peterson  Christian,  laborer,  h.  4  Battery 
Peterson  Christian,  rigger,  house  15  Belmont 
Peterson  Christian  F.  caulker,  h.  Bolton,  c.  C 
Peterson  Daniel,  shipwright,  h.  126  Athens,  n.  B 
Peterson  Frederic,  seaman,  h.  18  Tilestou 
Peterson  John,  carpenter,  56  Atkinson 
Peterson  John,  carpenter,  house  Mercer 
Peterson  John  H.  iron,  house  Woodward 
Peterson  (Lorin)    &    Goodwin    (Isaiah),    house- 

wrights,  Zone,  house  25  May 
Peterson  (Lucy  A.  H  )   &  Mcliitosh  (L.  F.),  dry 

goods,  149  Court,  h.  Chardon,  n.  Hawkins 
Peterson  Patrick,  currier,  h.  rear  9  Federal  ct. 
Peterson  Peter  N.  boot  maker,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Peterson  Peter  M.  rigger,  house  r.  195  Hanover 
Peterson  Seth  C.  (Matison  &;  P.),  h.  Bennington 
Peterson  Thomas,  laborer,  house  8  Greenough  av. 
Pettee  Joseph,   daguerreotypist,  113  Wash,  house 

at  Abington 
Pettee  David,  teamster,  boards  64  Sea 
Pettee  Nathaniel,  shoemaker,  h.  18  Rochester 
Pettee  Peter,  laborer,  house  560  Washington 
Pettee  Seth,  clerk  N.  E.  Bank,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Pettes  Henry  ,<:   Co.  (Joseph  &;  Joshua  Lovejoy), 

carpets,  224  Wash.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Pettes  Horace,  house  3  Chessman  place 
Pettes  (John  O.)  &   McMullen  (IVm.  Jr.),   teas, 
wines,  &c.  15  Tremont  row,  h.  3  Chessman  pi. 
Pettengill  Aaron,  cabinet  maker,  203  Broadway,  b. 

110  Third 
Pettengill  Benj.  O.  police  officer,  h.  91  Endicot 
Pettengill  Charles  H.  cigar  maker,  b.  Utica  House 
Pettengill  Charles  R.  restorator,  40  Fleet  [row 

Pettingill  Charles  R.  hats,  caps,  &c.  50  Merchants' 
Pettengill  Enoch  A.  machinist,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Pettengill  Joseph,  laborer,  house  6  W.  Centre 
Pettengill  J.  M.  teller  Exchange  Bank,  28  State, 
house  34  Lowell  [Liverpool,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Pettengill  Merrill,  inspector  Custom  House,  house 
Pettengill  Moses,  cabinet  maker,  h.  110  Third,  n.  C 
Pettengill  Samuel  M.  newspaper  adver.  agency,  10 

State,  house  56  Poplar 
Pettengill  (Samuel  S.)  &  Donnell  (Wm.  E.),  ship 
joiners,  137  1-2  Commercial,  h.  1  Dillaway  pi. 
Pettingill  Benjamin,  coachman,  b.  82  W.  Cedar 
Pettingill  Charles,  house  1  Second 
Pettis  Leonard  A.  truckman,  h.  1  Buttrick  place 


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Peverelly  Rebecca,  confectionery,  178  Wash. 
Peverly  Robert,  rigger,  house  205  Hanover 
Peyser  Moritz,  181  Wash.  h.  71  Harrison  avenue 
Peyser  S.  M.  fancy  goods,  181  Wash.  h.  71  Harr.  av. 
Pfaff  Henry,  house  Piedmont 
Pfatf  Karl,  German  Cottee  House,  lo5  Pleasant 
Phagin  Charles,  fireman,  h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorchester 
Phagins  Joseph   E.  stucco  worker,  h.  78  Pleasant 
Phalin  Daniel,  laborer,   h.  Harr.  av.  n.  Olive  place 
Phalin  John,  gardener,  house  18  East 
Phalin  John,  laborer,  h.  Athens,  n.  Turnpike 
Phelan  Mary,  grocer,  house  and  store  88  Broad 
Phelan  Pierce,  mariner,  house  5  Charlestown 
Phelps  Maria  M.  widow  of  Abel,  h.  10  Buliinch 
Phelps  Abner,  physician,  house  82  Tremont 
Phelps  Arthur  D.  agent,  112  Washington 
Phelps  Charles  A  physician,  house  82  Tremont 
Phelps  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  19  Poplar 
Phelps  Ephraim  S.  house  4  Ohio  place 
Phelps  Francis,  teacher,  Phillips  pi.  b.  12  W.  Cedar 
Phelps  Geo.  T.  clerk,  lof)  Pleasant,  house  do. 
Phelps  Jacob  C.  hatter,  house  o  Albany 
Phelps   Jerome,   painter,   166  Harrison  avenue,  h. 

at  Charlestown  [Tremont,  b.  14  Hayward  pi. 
Phelps  John  W.  trusses.  &.c.  7-5  Court  and  176 
Phelps  J.  W.  cutter,  2  Hichborn  blk.  b.  Brattle  sq. 
Phelps  Julia,  widow  of  John  B.  house  43  Bedford 
Phelps  M.  J.  widow,  house  81  W.  Cedar  [Lincoln 
Phelps  Orson  C.  machinist,  17  Harvard  pi.  bds.  13 
Phelps  Samuel  B.  grocer,  boards  oO  Pleasant 
Phelps  Sewall,  job  wagon,  Cornhill,  cor.  Washing- 
ton, bds.  i  Noyes  pi. 
Phelps  (Sewell)  &  Dalton  (Michael),  type  foundry, 

52  Wash.  h.  19  Poplar 
Phelps  Sylvester,  book  keeper,  h.  2  Cruft  place 
Phelps    Wm.  B.   book  keeper,  2  Dock  sq.  boards 

Cornhill  Coffee  House 
Phelps  Wm.  G.  clerk,  house  7  Noyes  place 
Philbrick  Charles  P.  police  officer,  h.  3  Mahan  pi. 
Philbrick  David,  truckman,  h.  2  Washburn  pi. 
Philbrick  John  D.  master  Quincy  School,  house  26 

Dover  [gists.  160  Wash.  b.  45  High 

Philbrick   {S^mniel  B.)  &   Trafton   (C.    T.),  drug- 
Philbrook  Albert,  shipwright,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Philbrook  George,  E.  Railroad,  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Philbrook  George  C.  house  rear  117  Pleasant 
Philbrook  Geo.  W.  truckman,  house  42  Nashua 
Philbrook  Horace,  clerk  at  United  States  Hotel 
Philbrook  James,   18  Haverhill,   h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Philbrook  Sewcll,  carpenter,  h.   r.  Swan,  opposite 

Ontario  [Washington 

Phillipps    Alfred    Mrs.    teacher    of   dancing,    463 
Phillipps  Alfred,  chemist,  house  463  Washington 
Phillips  A.  M.  teamster,  house  Holden  place 
Phillips  Arnold  B.  34  Ann,  house  14  Boylston 
Phillips  Benjamin,  seaman,  house  24  High 
Phillips  Charles,  baker,  boards  99  Purchase 
Phillips  Eben  B.  fish  oil,  89  et  91  Fulton,  h.  at  Lynn 
Phillips  Edward,  clerk,  boards  2  Tyler 
Phillips  Edwin,  laces,  &c.  227  Wash.  h.  Webster 
Phillips  Elijah  B.  freight  agent  B.  &  W.  Railroad, 

house  o8  Oak  [9  Winter 

Phillips  E.  H.  merchant  tailor,  1  U.  S.  Hotel,  bds. 
Phillips  Elizabeth,  house  rear  26  Belknap 
Phillips  Enoch,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Phillips  George  A.  clerk,  64  Broad,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Phillips  G.  D.  tailor,  h.  Border,  n.   Sumner,   E.  B. 
Phillips  G.  T.  counsellor,  11  Court  [Edinboro' 

Phillips  George  W.    counsellor,  9  Court  sq.  h.  32 
Phillips  Henry,  rigger,  h.  Maverick,  c.  Border 
Phillips  James,  at  City  Hall,  house  2  Carver 
Phillips  James,  jr.  merchandise  broker,  14  Central 

wharf,  house  at  Roxbury 
Phillips  James  B.  housewright,  h.  125  Pleasant 
Phillips  John,  laborer,  house  rear  82  W.  Cedar 
Phillips  John,  227  Wash,  house  at  Cambridge 
Phillips  John  L.  painter,  54  Warren,   house  43  do. 
Phillips  John  W.  trader,  house  85  W.  Cedar 
Phillips  Jonathan,  house  61  Mount  Vernon 
Phillips  J.  D.  laborer,  house  rear  669  Washington 


Phillips  Linus  A.  &   Co.  (Jona.  Cutler),  junk,  &c. 

275  Commercial,  house  Maverick  square 
Phillips  Lucy,  widow,  h.  Dove,  n.  Dorchester 
Phillips  Mary,  h.  48  Fourth,  near  the  bridge 
Phillips  Mary,  boarding,  house  16  S.  Russell 
Phillips  Melinda,  tailoress,  4  Endicot  court 
Phillips    (Moses    D.),    Sampson   [Charles),  &    Co. 

{Wm.  A.  Butters  ^  Wm.  Lee),  booksellers,  110 

Washington,  house  at  Worcester 
Phillips    N.   M.    sign   and   ornamental   pa'nter,   6 

Washington,  house  London,  E.  B. 
Phillips  Nathan  O.  rear  353  Washington 
Phillips  Patrick,  boards  10  Sister 
Phillips  Peter,  glass  blower,  h.  Bolton,  near  C  [ter 
Phillips  Richard  G.  slater,  h.   Second,  n.  Dorches- 
Phlllips  Samuel,  bds.  11  Allston 
Phillips    {Samuel  M.)  &    Moseley    (F.),   iron  and 

steel,  62,  64,  &  66  Broad,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Phillips  Sebastian,  laborer,  h.  133  Fourth 
Phillips  Sidney  (C.  Hi'l  &:  Co.).  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Phillips  S.  K.  bds.  221  Harrison  avenue 
Phillips  Stephen,  h.  24  Suffolk  [Salem 

Phillips  Stephen  H.  counsellor,  25  Mass.  bl'k,  h.  at 
Phillips  Thomas  W.  clerk    Municipal  Court,  h.  66 

Chesnut 
Phillips  Walter,  laborer,  house  Holden  place 
Phillips  W.  F.  apothecary,  Charles,  c.  Chesnut 
Phillips  Wendell,  counsellor,  11  Court,  h.  26  Essex 
Phillips  Willard,  28  State,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Phillips  William,  h.  61  Mt.  Vernon 
Phillips  William,  house  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Phillips  Wm.  A.  pilot,  h.  4  Phipps  place 
Phiney  Thomas,  handcartman,  h.  10  Grove 
Phippen  Geo.  hair  dresser,  556  Wash.  h.  5   Marion 
Phipps  Albert,  h.  3  AVinter  place 
Phipps  Benjamin,  jr.  2  Pearl,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Phipps  James  M.  physician,  Carver,  c.  Eliot 
Phipps  Richard  W.  mariner,  h.  Silver,  n.  C 
Phipps  Sam'l  (  W.  »;  .S.  P/iijns  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Dorch. 
Phipps  Samuel,  jr.  16  Milk,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Phipps  Thomas,  paper  hanger,  h.   n.  foot  of  Swan 
Phipps  AVm.  &  Samuel  &  Co.  (J.  /.    Clapp    &;  J.  S. 

Nye),  imp.  dry  goods,  16   Milk,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Phipps  AVm.  A.  {Boicker  &  P.),  h.  at  Hopkinton 
Richard  Geo.  R.,0.  C.  Railroad  depot,  h.  Third,  n.  C 
Pickance  AA^'illiam,  printer,  h.  13  Fayette 
Piokell  James,  mariner,  h.  Belcher  lane 
Pickens  James  Mrs.  widow,  h.  42  Bovvdoin 
Pickens  John,  house  51  Summer 
Pickering  Abraham  B.  clerk,  bds.  23  Hudson 
Pickering  Arthur,  16  Lewis  wf.  bds.  34  Boylston 
Pickering  Charles,  bds.  43  Bowdoin 
Pickering  Daniel  N.  jr.  car   builder,  h.  227  Fourth 
Pickering  Edw.  counsellor,  60  State,  h.  43  Bowdoin 
Pickering  George  B.  surgeon  dentist,  b.  37  Lowell 
Pickering  Henry  AA''.  broker,  48  State,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Pickering  Isaac  H.  car  maker,  h.  1    Indiana  place 
Pickering  John,  counsellor,  48  State,  h.  at  Salem 
Pickering   Leonard,    housewright,   Sumner,    h.    3 

AA'inthrop,  E.  B.  [ick  sq.  E.  B.  h.  do. 

Pickering  Loring,  hardware,  Maverick,  n.  Maver- 
Pickering  Mark,  clerk,  44  Broad 
Pickering  Oliver,  locksmith,  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Pickering  AVashington,  car  builder,  h.  136  Hudson 
Pickett  George  B.  merch.  tailor,  20  Washington 
Pickett  Henry  J.  coachman,  h.  2  Gray  place 
Pickett  John,  cabman,  h.  166  Hanover 
Pickett  John  C.  mason,  h.  10  Bradford 
Pickett  Machen,  60  Ann,  h.  2  Washington  ct. 
Pickett  Joseph  J.  mason,  h.  10  Bradford 
Pickett  Michael,  laborer,  h.  6  AVendell 
Pickett  Russell,  coachman,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Pickett  AVm.  B.    housewright,    Orleans,  h.  Maver- 
ick, c.  Havre 
Pickman  C.  G.  bds.  14  Lincoln 
Pickman  Hannah,  widow  of  Benj.  T.  h.  Spruce 
Pickthall  Henry  J.  painter,  h.  2  Cooper  st.  ct. 
Pidgin  Benj.  Gorham,  turner,  h.  2  Adams  pi.  S.  B. 
Pieper  Peter,  plumber,  13  Brattle,  h.  r.  91  Hanover 
Pierce  A.  B.  miller,  b.  Hotel,  Milldam 


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Pierce  Abraham  Mrs.  bds.  Cross,  E.  B. 

Pierce  Albert  (Chase  S^  P.),  h.  117  Pinckney 

Pierce  A.  H.  house  40  Blossom 

Pierce  Balch  W.  bds.  48  Bedford 

Pierce  Benj.  (Bowers  &  P.),  h.  ol  Oak 

Pierce  Benjamin,  housewright,  h.  23  Liverpool 

Pierce  Betsej',  widow,  h.  rear  Athens,  n.  A 

Pierce  Charles,  housewright,  h.  9  S.  Russell 

Pierce  (C/ias.  IV.),  Clark  (L.  M),  &  Reed  (H.  A.), 

dry  goods,  98  IMilk,  h.  136  Harrison  avenue 
Pierce  David  B.  founder,  bds.  r.  Athens,  near  A 
Pierce  Edward,  painter,  bds.  447  Wash. 
Pierce  Edward  F.  bds.  rear  183  Hanover 
Pierce  Eliza,  teacher,  bds.  Paris,  n.  Meridian 
Pierce  Eliza,  widow,  h.  60  Harvard  [Exch. 

Pierce  Geo.  A.  O.  clerk  B.  &  W.  R.  R.  b.  Western 
Pierce  George  J.  book  keeper,  h.  2  Tileston 
Pierce  Gilbert  E.  contractor,  2  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Pierce  Henrietta,  teacher,  bds.  Paris,  n.    Meridian 
Pierce  Henry,  book  keeper,  State  Bank,  40    State. 

h.  at  Saiera  [Crescent  pi. 

Pierce  Henrv  (Thomas  C.  Bacon  &;  Co.),  boards  8 
Pierce  I.  P.  34  Ann,  bds.  30  Portland  [h.  21  Hull 
Pierce  (Ira)  &  Howe  (.7o/»!.),  junk,  &c.  215  Broad, 
Pierce  Isaac,  oysters,  12  Winter,  h.  Third,  n.  E 
Pierce  Jacob  W.  (Nichols,  P.  &;  Co.),  h.  18  Kingst. 
Pierce  James,  clerk,  bds.  447  Wash. 
Pierce    James,  constable   and  deputy   collector,  3 

Franklin  av.  h.  14  Auburn  [41  Auburn 

Pierce  James  W.  police   officer,  City    Plall,    house 
Pierce  .Pane  W.  widow,  house  82  Prince 
Pierce  John,  contractor,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Mav.  square 
Pierce  John,  clerk  National  House 
Pierce  John,  carpenter,  house  60  Prince 
Pierce  John  A.  house  117  Pinckney 
Pierce  John  W.  cabinet  maker,  Charlestown,  cor. 

Beverly,  h.  56  High  [85  Broadway 

Pierce  Jonathan,  furniture,  59  &    61    Turnpike,  h. 
Pierce  Jonathan,  well  digger,  house  29  Tyler 
Pierce  Joseph,  caulker,  h.  1  Paris  place,  E.  B. 
Pierce  Joseph,  bds.  rear  Athens,  near  A     [Federal 
Pierce  (Joshua  Y.)  &  Brown  (James),    oysters,    12 
Pierce  L.  E.  Mrs.  h.  2  Avery  place 
Pierce  Luther,  founder,  h.  rear  Athens, ^ear  A 
Pierce  Luther  B.  compositioner,  h.  11  13ridge 
Pierce  Mary,  widow,  h.  6  Battery 
Pierce  Nancy,  widow,  h.  rear  183  Hanover 
Pierce  Nathaniel,  moulder,  house  11  Charter 
Pierce  Nicholas,  fisherman,  Boylston  Market 
Pierce  N.  W.  (Nichok,  Pierce  S;  Co.),  h.  18  Oxford 
Pierce  Otis  H.  salesman,  old  State  House,  bds.  20 

Kingston 
Pierce  R.  A.  Miss,  h.  358.^  Washington 
Pierce  Sam'l  B.  rubbers,  22  Central,  h.  at  Salem 
Pierce  Sam'l  B.  crockery,  51  Broad,   h.    at   Dorch. 
Pierce  Sam'l  S.  grocer.  Court,  c.  Trem.  h.  26  Green 
Pierce  Sarah,  teacher,  b.  Paris,  near  Meridian 
Pierce  Silas,  clerk,  bds.  57  High 
Pierce  Stephen  A.  restorator,  h.  4  Oswego 
Pierce  Stephen  H.  housewright,  h.  126  Fourth 
Pierce  Thomas,  sail  maker,  bds.  99  Purchase 
Pierce  Thomas  P.  police  officer,  h.  43  Auburn 
Pierce  Wm.  H.  45  Fulton,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Pierce  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  bds.  119  Hu'lson 
Pierce  Wm.  P.  (Nichols,  P.  cS-  Co.),  h.  48  Bedford 
Pierce  Wm.  T.  laborer,  h.  rear  72  Prince 
Pierce  Zachariah,  truckman,  h.  75  Charlestown 
Pierce  Zephaniah,  boarding,  house  5  Moon 
Pierce,     See  Pierce  and  Pearce  [Chelsea 

Piercy  Henry  C.  provisions,  197  Hanover,  house  at 
Pierpont  John,  jr.  house  23  Dover  [ct. 

Pierpont  Wm.  A.  brass  fou'der,  Har.  av.  c.  Blake's 
Pierrott  Francis,  house  9  May  [ing)  h.  9  May 

Pierrott  Madame,  clearstarching,  plaiting,  andflut- 
Pierson  Marsenus.  jeweller,  41  Hanover 
Piestor  Louis,  pedler,  h.  5  Carlton  place 
Pigeon  (Henri/)  K-    Pool    (B.    C),    mast   makers, 

Com'l  and  Sumner,  E.  B.  h.  Havre,  n.  Sumner 
Pigott  Brion,  grocer,  9  ILamilton  [sea 

Pigott  Maurice  M.  (B.  M.  Clark  ^  Co.),h.  at  Chel- 


Pike  Amrai  R.  C.  clerk,  house  78  Brighton 
Pike  Andrew,  housewright,  house  27  Auburn 
Pike  Chas.  E.  coun'lor,  10  State,  b.  47  Mt.  Vernon 
Pike  Charles  P.  47  Ann,  house  15  Stillman 
Pike  David,  house  1  Haymarket  place 
Pike  Edward  L.  printer,  h.  4  High  st.  pi. 
Pike  Elijah  P.  com.  merch.  5  Com'l,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Pike  Ezekiel  W.    housewright.    Causeway,    corner 

Portland,  house  27  Myrtle  [Auburn 

Pike  George  S.  housewright,  92  Portland,  house  13 
Pike  George  S.  hair  dresser,  h.  12  Milton 
Pike  Giles,  junk.  60  Sea,  h.  Fifth,  near  E 
Pike  Hugh,  blacksmith,  house  21  London 
Pike  Jacob,  captain,  house  Old  Harbor 
Pike  John  K.  housewright,  h.  57  B,  near  Silver 
Pike  Jonathan,  baker,  house  56  Poplar 
Pike  Joseph,  bds.  E.  Dedham,  corner  Harrison  av. 
Pike  J.  T.  Oilman,  81  Blackstone,  h.  at  Townsend 
Pike  Maria,  widow,  house  First,  near  Dorchester 
Pike  Marshall  S.  boards  17  Port'and 
Pike  Moses,  cooper,  h.  11  Washington  square 
Pike  Moses  S.  painter,  house  1  Salem  place 
Pike  Russell  M.  clerk,  857  Wash.  bds.  853  do. 
Pike  Sarah,  widow  of  James,  h.  rear  12  Kingston 
Pike  Sarah,  widow  of  Benj.  h.  Second,  near  C 
Pike  Thomas  H.  baker,  104  Cambridge,  h.  do. 
Pike  Wm.  house  22  Charles 
Pike  Wm.  jr.  house  22  Charles 
Pike  Wm.  C.  housewright,  house  35  Pinckney 
Pike  Wm.  G.  machinist,  house  238  Fourth 
Pike  Wm.  H.  teamster,  house  1  Gorham  place 
Pilgrim  Alonzo,  book  binder,  house  1  Strong  pi. 
Pilgrim  Israel  R.  shoe  maker,  h.  113  Cambridge 
Pilisbury  James  H.  175  Wash.  bds.  14  Chambers 
Pillsbury  John  C.  mason,  house  3  Porter 
Pilisbury  Luke,  hackman,  h.  r.  Beverly        [cor.  E 
Pillsbury  Steph.  blacksmith.  Second,  c.  E,  h.  Third, 
Pincus  Isaac,  tailor,  5  U.  S.  Hotel,  h.  119  Hudson 
Pine  James  A.  bonnet  warerooms,  55  Hanover  and 

137  Court,  house  10  Porter  [Hanover 

Pingrey  Darius,   Richmond  House,  Richmond,  n. 
Pingrey  Proctor,  laborer,  boards  3  Ilarmony  ct. 
Pingry  Samuel    H.  19   Shoe   and  Leather",  house 

Princeton  [Winthrop  House 

Pinkerton  John  M.  counsellor,  1  Devonshire,  bds. 
Pinkerton  Tho's  H.  botanic  physician,  h.  35  May 
Pinkham  Charles,  carpenter,  h.66  Billerica 
Pinkham  Daniel  G.  carpenter,  house  31  Thacher 
Pinkham  Edward  S.  painter,  house  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Pinkham  Horace,  carpenter,  h.  13  W.  Centre 
Pinkham  Jonathan  C.  machinist,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Pinkham  Richard  H.  expressman,  h.  229  Broadway 
Pinkham  Susanna,  widow,  h.  25  Short  Second 
Pinks  John  H.  (Hall  S;P.),  h.  31  Southac 
Piper  Albion,  clerk,  30  Dock  sq.  bds.  1  Stillman 
Piper  Benj.  C.  clerk,  bds.  rear  37  Garden 
Piper  E.  G.  pattern  maker,  bds.  Ill  Fourth 
Piper  George  C.  house  59  Brighton 
Piper  .1.  B.  butcher,  house  8  Village 
Piper  James  A.  laborer,  boards  8  Nashua 
Piper  J.  G.  (Georfie  Rankin  &;  Co.),  h.  16  Sea 
Piper  Moses,  saddler,  house  rear  37  Garden 
Piper  Nathaniel,  machinist,  boards  111  Fourth 
Piper  Solomon  &  Co.  (P.  Brigham),  wood  and  coal, 

30  Sea,  house  19  South 
Piper  Timothy,  h.  Bennington,  n.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Piper  AVm.  H.  provisions,  Esse.x,  c.  Columbia,  bds. 

3  Harmony  court 
Pippy  John,  shipwright,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Pitcher  Luther  C.  machinist,  h.  11  W.  Canton 
Pitman  Courtis,  house  r.  9  Federal  court 
Pitman  Daniel,  stevedore,  house  95  Purchase 
Pitman  David,  cooper,  house  2  Snowhill  court 
Pitman  Ezekiel,  tailor,  31  Dock  sq.  h.  at  Reading 
Pitman  Isaac  (Mirer  S;  P.),  h.  59  Carver 
Pitman  John,  house  ibo  Tyler 
Pitman  John  C.  currier,  83"  Fulton,  h.  at  Salem 
Pitman  John  H.  painter,  h.  Sixth,  c.  F         [Salem 
Pitman  John  H.  cooper,  33  N.  Market,  house  110 
Pitman  John  H.  jr.  mariner,  h.  89  Charter 


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Pitman  John  W.  printer,  Mer.  row.  h.  2  Eaton  ct. 
Pitman  Joshua  H.  sail  maker,  h.  89  Charter 
Pitman  Sally,  widow,  house  3  Unity  court 
Pitman  Thomas  S.  baker,  Sumner,  E.  B.  h.  do. 
Pitts  Charles  L.  clerk.  State,  cor.  Kilbv 
Pitts  Coffin,  clothing,  28  Brattle,  h.  18  Belknap 
Pitts  John,  blacksmith,  h.  Brookline,  n.  Tremont 
Pitts  Lemuel  (Buttcrjield,    Winn  ^  P.),  house  at 

Charlestown 
Pitts  Richard,  36  India,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Pitts  Walter  &  Co  (//.   Clay),   ale   and   porter,    3 

Long  wharf,  house  at  Cambridgeport 
Pitts  Wm.  horse  shoer,  h.  r.  2o  E.  Orange 
Place  John  B.  carpenter,  33  Friend,  h.  88  Leveret 
Place  Margaret,  widow,  house  43  Myrtle 
Place  Moses,  teamster,  bds.  6  Billerica 
Plageman  Henry,  wheelwright,  Harrison  av.   cor. 

Castle,  house  38  Suttblk 
Plaisted  Alexander,  h.  r.   Havre,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Plaisted  Daniel,  truckman,  bds.  4  Sheafe 
Plaisted  David,  teamster,  house  11  Ohio  place 
Plaisted  Jonathan  M.  mason,  house  14  Village 
Plant  Richard,  moulder,  house  Ob  Leveret 
Platts  Almon,  house  114  Sea 
Platts  Isaac  B.  omnibus  driver,  h.  1-5  Auburn 
Platts  John,  laborer,  h.  3  Spring  st.  ct.   [Edinboro' 
Plimpton  Albert  (/.  W.  Pliiiipton  &;  Co.),  house  30 
Plimpton  Alice,  house  22  La  Grange  place 
Plimpton  Charles  P.  lace  goods,  269  Washington, 

house  124  Harrison  av.  [10  Tyler 

Plimpton  Charles  T.  book  keeper,   23  Federal,  h. 
Plimpton  Edson  E.  clerk,  46  Milk,  b.  30  Edinboro' 
Plimpton  Franklin,  express,  house  27  Marion 
Plimpton  Job,  organ  builder,  house  60  Tvler 
Plimpton  Joseph'W.  &  Co.  (.4.  Plimpton  &;  John  H. 

Stephenson),  dry  goods  and  millinery,  46  Milk, 

house  at  ^yest  Newton  [Orange  pi. 

Plimpton  Josiah  I.  piano-forte  maker,  house  22  La 
Plimpton  Silas  F.  counsellor,  5  Court 
Plumbe  Richard,  daguerrean  gallery,  228  Wash. 
Plumer  &    Co.   {Acery   Plwnev,  Jr.),  flour,  5   City 

wharf,  house  29  Allen 
Plumer  Eben  M.  surveyor,  house  3  Snelling  place 
Plumer  Wm.  counsellor,  10  State,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Plumley  George  W.  mariner,  h.  r.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Plumlcy  John,  house  Lexington  place,  E.  B. 
Plumley  Wm .  mason,  house  77  Charter 
Plummer  Addison,  rigger,  h.  Border,  E.  B. 
Plummer  Charles,  agent,  30  Wash.  h.  2  Albion 
Plummer  Daniel,  job  wagon,  50  N.  Market,  house 

Fifth,  near  Dorceester 
Plummer  Enoch,  broker.  State,  h.  98  Leveret 
Plummer  Enoch,  pile  driver,  house  18  Crescent  pi. 
Plummer  Farnham,  commission  merchant,  19  and 

'    20  Commercial  wf.  house  18  Franklin  place 
Plummer  George,  coppersmith,  house  228  Har.  av. 
Plummer  George  A.  clerk,  bds.  128  Charles 
Plummer  George  H.  grocer,  Maverick  sq.  h.  Lewis. 
Plummer  Henry,  physician,  124  Endicot 
Plummer  Isaac  L.  house  3  Wesley,  E.  B. 
Plummer  James,  painter,  boards  17  Lynde 
Plummer  James  H.  painter,  h.  136  Cambridge 
Plummer  {J.  Adams)    &   Allen  (./.   //.),  merchant 

tailors,  IS  Washington,  house  17  Pitts 
Plummer  John  A.  1  Lewis  wf.  house  35  Charter 
Plummer  John  F.  grocer,  house  16  Garden 
Plummer  John  L.  (/.  Earle,jr.  &;  Co.),  h.  atRoxb. 
Plummer  John  T.  machinist,  h.  11  Williams 
Plummer  Jona.  P.  {Rice  &;  P.),  h.  30  Canton 
Plummer  Lydia  W.  Avidow,  house  E,  c.  Eighth 
Plummer  Theodore,  stabler,  boards  2  Byron 
Plunkett  John,  tailor,  house  3  Charlestown 
Plunkett  Patrick,  baker,  17  May 
Plunkett  Richard,  optician,  77  Warren 
Plympton  Charles  H.  38  India  wf.  h.  7  McLean 
Plympton  Henry,  merchant,  38  India  wf.  house  7 

McLean 
Plympton  John  B.  job  wagon,  h.  3  Bradford  pi. 
Plympton  Ralph,  lumber,  Fiske's  wf.  Blossom,  cor. 

McLean 


Podesta  Stephen,  figure  maker,  12   Green,  house 

11  Lynde 
Pogue  George,  carpenter,  house  83  Prince 
Pogue  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  house  83  Prince 
Poland  Albert,  housewright,  house  1  Decatur 
Poland  {Benjaiiiln)  &  Converse  (./.  //.),  shoes  and 

leather,  36  N.  Market,  h.  at  W.  Cambridge 
Poland  Datus  E.  housewright,    13  Hawley,  house 

14  South  Cedar 
Poland  Horace,   wharf  builder,  house  16  Andover 
Poland  Nahum,  painter,   13  Hawley,  b.  16  Albany 
Poland  O.  R.  h.  3  S.  Cedar  st  place 
Poland  (  William  C.)  .<:  Tufts  (  C),  masons,  76  Sum- 
mer, P.'s  house  at  Roxbury 
Poland  /ebulon,  sail  maker,  house  328  Fourth 
Polein  Charles,  costumer,  rear  730  Washington 
Polhamius  James  A.  accountant,  22  Central,  bds. 
Pearl,  corner  High  [Morton  pi. 

Polion  John  P.  cigars,  &c.  16  Congress,  boards  4 
Polk  William,  carrier,  house  c.  South  street  court 
Pollard  Abner  W.  clothing,  6  Court,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Pollard  Benjamin,  boiler  maker,  house  218  Har.  av. 
Pollard  Chs'.  W.  152  Court,  bds.  at  Cambridgeport 
Pollard  Frederick  W.  Rev.  house  43  Poplar 
Pollard  Henrj',  engraver,  boards  19  La  Grange  pi. 
Pollard  Henry,  Boston  S.  B.  Express,  R.  R.  Ex- 
change, house  Third,  near  G 
Pollard  lienry  G.  {Ball if  P.),  house  23  Oxford 
P(jllard  Jacob  O.  teamster,  house  2  Bennet  avenue 
Pollard  Jacob  W.  plumber,  house  2  Erie 
Pollard  Joshua  H.  grocer,  230  Hanover         [bridge 
Pollard  Luther  F.  {Learnard&:  P.),  house  130  Cam- 
Pollard  Luther.  B.  &  P.  Railroad,  h.  142  Pleasant 
Pollard   {Merrick  R.)   &  Barry    (/fewry),  hats,  54 
Wash,  h  10  Chambers  [sq.  h.  do.  E.  B. 

Pollard  Samuel  N.  dry  goods  and  shoes,  Central 
Pollard  Sonhia,  grocerv,  house  12  West  Centre 
Pollard  Walter  {Russe'll  ij  P.),  house  9  Garden 
Policy  Wm.  cigar  maker,  boards  20  Genesee 
Polleys  Edward,  car  builder,  b.  Jefferson,  c.  Fayette 
Polio  John  F.  plasterer,  house  rear  14  S.  Russell 
Pollock  George  H.  {Burr  &  P.),  h.  Bulfinch  pi. 
Pollock  Robert,  house  45  Fayette 
Pomeroy  Samuel,  comb  maker,  house  33  Pleasant 
Pomeroy  Simeon,  chair  maker,  house  9  Andover 
Pomeroy  Thos.  M.  clerk  Post  Office,  h.  9  Village 
Pomerov  Wm.  H.  book  keeper,  h.  6  Seaver  place 
Pomroy"  Swan    L.  Rev.    sec.    A.   B.   C.   F.   M.  33 
Pembroke  sq.  h.  6  Eaton       [way,  n.  Old  Road 
Pond  Aaron  P.  {Thos.  J.  Peirce  &;  Co.),  h.r.  Broad- 
Pond  Anna,  nurse,  house  14  Billerica 
Pond  Benjamin,  counsellor,  35  Court,  and  Granite 
block,  Maverick  square,  h.  Webster,  E.  Boston 
Pond  Cranston,  housewright,  72  Tyler,  h.  Suffolk, 

near  Canton 
Pond  James,  tailor,  h.  Old  Harbor  [68  Salem 

Pond  James  AV.  hardware,  34  Merchants'  row,  bds. 
Pond   {Jose2>h   A.),   i^   Diincklee  {H.  L.),  stoves, 
ranges,  &c.  40  and  41  Blackstone,  h.  68  Salem 
Pond  {Luke  A.)  &  Barnes  {Horace),  clock  manu- 
facturers, 71  and  73  Hanover,  house  at  Chelsea 
Pond  Moses  iS:  Co.  {John  Spence  ik  H.  E.  Turner), 
stoves  and  cooking  ranges,   28  and   30  Mer- 
chants' row,  honse  68  Salem 
Pond  Moses  W.  {Hooper  &  P.),  boards  68  Salem 
Pond  Thomas  H.  Rev.  132  Court 
Pond  William,  watch  maker,  61  Commercial,  h.  do. 
Pond  ( IF////«w)  &  Clark    (/?.),  painters,  16  Sud- 
bury, house  at  Somerville 
Pook  Sarah  Ann,  house  24  Allen 
Pool  Benj.  C.  {Pi.jeon  S;  P.),  h.  2  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Pool  Frederick,  house  69  Harrison  avenue 
Pool  Galen,  house  corner  Fifth  and  E 
Pool  Greorge  F.  {Spear  S;  P.),  h.  Snowhill,  n.  Charter 
Pool  Lott,  surveyor  of  work,  6  Devonshire 
Pool  William,  stevedore,  house  3  Bartlett 
Pool  William  H.  mast  maker,  boards  3  Bartlett 
Poole  Alexis,  surveyor  of  mechanic  work,  70  Wash, 
house  7  Lucas  place  [at  Roxbury 

Poole  Charles  H.  civil  engineer,  5  Congress,  house 


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Poole  Clarissa  D.  house  rear  117  Essex 
Poole  Lydia  Mrs.  teacher,  boards  91  Cambridge 
Poole  Seth  B.  400  Wash,  house  at  Newton 
Poole  Willard  K.  moulder,  house  115  C  cor.  Third 
Poor  Ale.xander  L.  paper  hanger,  house  6J  Eliot 
Poor  Benjamin  &  Co.  (M.  Oliver),  commission  mer- 
chants, 2  Federal,  h.  6  Allen  [Pavilion 
Poor  Charles  V.  drugsjist,  19  Tremont  row,  boards 
Poor  Daniel  W.  teamster,  Orleans,  near  Maverick 
Poor  Eben  S.  {Moseley,  P.  &  Co.),  h.  at  Danvers 
Poor  Henry,  dry  goods,  77  Kilby,  house  at  Andover 
Poor  H.  housewright,  house  1  Church 
Poor  Henry  {Moseley,  P.  ^  Co.),  house  at  Danvers 
Poor  Micajah,  lamp  lighter,  house  107  Pleasant 
Poor  Nathaniel  C.  (Jones,  Ball^  P.),  h.  17  Allen 
Poor  Samuel,  jr.  boots  and  shoes,  3.5  Cambridge,  h. 

at  Somerville  [h.  at  W.  Newbury 

Poore  B.  Perley,  editor  Bee  and  Pic  Nic,  7  State, 
Pope  Alexander,  clerk,  house  Third,  near  F 
Pope  Andrew  J.  {Wm.  Pope  ^  Sons),  h.  2  Garland 
Pope  Edwin,  clerk,  house  2  Garland 
Pope  Edward  E.  clerk,  218  Washington 
Pope  Frederick,  job  wagon,  h.  10  Haymarket  pi. 
Pope  George  W.  mason,  house  4  Billerica 
Pope  HoUey  K.  10  Union,  house  at  Ro.\bury 
Pope  John,  10  Dock  square,  h.  8  Lawrence  pi. 
Pope  John  S.  mason,  house  20  Prince 
Pope  Josiah,  commission  merchant.  Custom  House 

street,  boards  12  Somerset 
Pope  Lemuel,  pres.  Bos.  Ins.  Co.  house  1  Derne 
Pope  Lemuel  E.  (HowlaMcl &:  P.),  house  1  Derne 
Pope  Mary,  house  7  Haymarket  place 
Pope  Otis,  wagoner,  house  8  Haymarket  place 
Pope  Pascal  P.  boards  79  Mount  Vernon 
Pope  Robert  P.  mason,  house  Marion,  E.  B. 
Pope  Samuel,  52  Kilby,  house  1  Washington  ct. 
Pope  Thomas,  clerk,  52  Kneeland  [bury 

Pope  Thomas  B.  attorney,  16  Court,  house  at  Rox- 
Pope  William  &  Sons  ( IF.  H.,  S.  IV.,  ^  Andrew  J.), 

lumber  wharf,  Harrison  avenue,  h.  2  Garland 
Pope  (William)  &  Waldron  (Alfred  A.),  crockery 

and  glass  ware,  168  Wash,  house  at  Brookline 
Pope  &  Laisdell,  blacksmiths,  cor.  Second  and  E 
Popkin  Thomas,  28  State,  house  6  Derne 
Porter  Amos  B.  cooper,  house  29  Hull 
Porter  Andrew,  laborer,  122  Ann 
Porter  Catharine,  boarding,  h.  11  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Porter  Charles,  shoes  and  leather,  11  Central,  h.  at 

Lynn  [prince 

Porter  Chas.  Henry,  cooper,  46  Chatham,  house  68 
Porter  Clarissa,  widow,  house  56  Dover 
Porter  C.  L.  (S.  P.  Bartlett  &  Co.),  168  Hanover 
Porter  David,  intelligence  office,  11  Portland,  h.  4 

Norfolk  ave.       [London,  h.  5  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Porter  Edward  F.  sail  maker,   Sumner,   opposite 
Porter  Edward  J.  sail  maker,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Porter  Edward  P.  hats  and  furs,  1  Dock  square  & 

3  Washington,  house  100  Chesnut 
Porter  Eleazer  S.  scrivener,  house  127  Hudson 
Porter  George,  boards  30  Blossom 
Porter  George  E.  watch  and  chronometer  maker,  7 

Congress,  house  5  Oxford 
Porter  (Harrison),  Simmons  (Ambrose  B.),  &  Co. 

(/.  C.  Chase).  94  and  96  Faneuil  Hall  Market, 

house  30  Blossom 
Porter  Henry,  lamp  manufacturer,  2  Court  square 
Porter  Henry  A.  house  1  Snowhill  ct. 
Porter  John,  laborer,  house  6  Hanover  avenue 
Porter  John,  2  Court  square,  house  at  Wenham 
Porter  John  K.  (Loring,  Abbott  ^  P.),  h.  29  Essex 
Porter  John  L.  broker,  5  Devonshire,  h.  at  Charles- 
town 
Porter  Mary  S.  midwife,  house  23  I,iverpool,  E.  B. 
Porter  Nahum,  tailor,  house  42  Fayette 
Porter  Noah,  house  G,  near  Broadway 
Porter  Noah,  jr.  distiller,  h.  G,  near  Broadway 
Porter  Obed,  painter,  Richmond,  near  Commercial, 

house  3  Salem  court 
Porter  P.  G.  47  Kilby,  boards  Havre,  E.  B. 
Porter  Robert,  salesman,  41  Cornhill 


30 


Porter  Rohert,  laborer,  house  37  Albany 

Porter  Samuel  A.  sail  maker,  Cunningham's  wf.  h. 

33  London,  E.  B. 
Poiter  Stephen  T.  400  Wash,  house  4  Beach 
Porter  (Thomas  <?.),    Loring  (G.  P.),    &  Caswell 

(Chus.  S.),  di-ugs,  &c.  11  India,  h.  52  W.  Cedar 
Porter  Thomas  J.  mason,  house  Gold,  near  C 
Porter  Walden,  boards  31  Green 
Porter  Wm.  boots  &  shoes,  19  Fulton,  h.  at  Beverly 
Porter  Wm.  B.  mason,  house  16  Boylston  square 
Porter  Wm.  D.  clerk,  96  Cambridge 
Porter  Wra.  S.  shower  bath  manufactory,  Orleans, 

h.  Chelsea,  n.  Decatur,  E.  B.  [Billerica 

Pote  Elisha,  clerk  East.  R.  R.  17  Merch.  row,  h.  16 
Pote  Jeremiah  H.  h.  Webster,  c.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Potter  Andrew   B.   grocer,   101    Leveret,   house   3 

N.  Charles 
Potter  Cyrus,  boards  18  Hancock  [Braintree 

Potter  Edward,  shoes  &  leather,  79  Fulton,  h.  atS. 
Potter  Frederick  W.  teamster,  h.  11  N.  Charles 
Potter  (Henri/),  Leland   (Thos.  J.),  &    Co.  (R.  E. 

Dcmmon),  63  Y.  H.  Market,  h.  46  Chambers 
Potter  Henry  G.    eating  room,  Merrimac,  corner 

Deacon,  house  16  Lowell 
Potter  Ira,  grocer,  boards  3  N.  Charles 
Potter  Ira  B.  boards  3  N.  Charles 
Potter  Jane,  tailoress,  bds.  23  Temple    [gomerypl. 
Potter  John  C.  (Alk-n,  Harris  S;   P.),  h.  7  Mont- 
Potter  John  W.  book  binder,  boards  153  Court 
Potter  Nathan  D.,  Prov.  Railroad,  b.  118  Pleasant 
Potter  O.  B.  counsellor,  56  Wash.  h.  at  S.  Reading 
Potter  Oliver  H.  musician,  h.  UN.  Charles 
Potter  Robert  K.  (  White  &:  P.),  h.  34  Fayette 
Potter  Silas,  63  Pearl,  house  Hancock 
Potter  Wm.  laborer,  house  rear  Fourth,  nearR.  R. 
Potter  Wm.  E.  house  1  Shawmut 
Potter  William  F.  teamster,  house  Salter  place 
Pottle  &  Brothers  (Edward  L.,   Wm.  R.,  &;  Joim. 

W.),  commiss.  merch.  31  India,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Potts  Peter,  sailor,  house  rear  56  W.  Cedar 
Powars  Daniel  E.  house  4  Lyman  place 
Powell  Bridget,  widow,  house  15  Belmont 
Powell  Charles,  hair  dresser.  Chambers,  c.  Poplar 
Powell  James,  coppersmith,  boards  41  Salem 
Powell  John,  laborer,  house  Bremen,  n.  Sumner 
Powell  John  A.  house  5  South  May 
Powell  John  S.  boards  8  N.  Bennet 
Powell  Mary,  widow  of  Suelling,  h.  4  N.  Russell  pi. 
Powell  Michael,  scowman,  h.  Turnpike,  opp.  Fifth 
Powell  R.  H.  machinist,  h.  18  Canton 
Powell  Thomas,  tailor,  boards  1  Alden 
Powell  William,  laborer,  h.  Deacon,  n.  Friend 
Power  Charles,  bracelet  maker,  house  276  Wash. 
Power  Charles  J.  grocer,  92  Harrison  av.  b.  122  do. 
Power  James,  shoes,  67  Pleasant,  h.  1  Albion 
Power  John,  laborer,  rear  104  Purchase 
Power  John,  musician,  house  191  Ann 
Power  Rebecca  Mrs.  house  16  Leveret 
Power  Thomas,  clerk  Police  Court,  h.  122  Harr.  av. 
Power  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  rear  88  Warren 
Powers  Amos  H.  (Lyon  &  P-),  house  88  Eliot 
Powers  Curtis,  book  keeper,  62  Hanover 
Powers  David,  carpenter,  h.  5  Lucas  place 
Powers  David,  waiter,  boards  r.  35  Prince 
Powers  David,  laborer,  house  rear  27  Williams 
Powers  Edmond,  carpenter,  house  14  Pearl  place 
Powers  Edward,  mariner,  house  210  Broad 
Powers  Edward,  stevedore,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Powers  Eli,  grocer,  210  Hanover,  h.  2  N.  Bennet 
Powers  Eliza,  upholsteress,  b.  17  Albany  [Chelsea 
Powers  Herman,  com.  merchant,  61    Kilby,  h.   at 
Powers  Jaffrey,  laborer,  h.  3  Sweetser  court 
Powers  James,  express,  house  31  Piedmont 
Powers  James,  laborer,  house  201  Ann 
Powers  James,  laborer,  house  27  E.  Orange 
Powers  John,  turner,  h.  188  Harrison  avenue 
Powers  John,  waiter  at  Maverick  House 
Powers  John  P.  apothecary,  7  Channing,  b.  2  do. 
Powers  Laura,  widow,  h.  London,  near  Sumner 
Powers  Mary,  widow,  house  10  Channing 


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Powers  Mary,  widow,  house  Fayette,  c.  Jefferson 

Powers  Mary,  widow,  house  3  East 

Powers  Mary,  widow,  house  Maverick,  c.  Paris 

Powers  Michael,  laborer,  house  Page's  court 

Powers  Michael,  laborer,  house  264  Broad 

Powers  Peres,  laborer,  h.  Commercial,  n.  Foster 

Powers  P.  H.  17  Milk 

Powers  Richard,  laborer,  house  Paris  court 

Powers  Robert,  laborer,  h.  Maverick,  n.  London 

Powers  William,  laborer,  h   Second,  n.  B 

Powers  William,  laborer,  Wright's  court 

Pratt's  Express,  7  State 

Pratt  Alfred  H.  house  18  Edinboro' 

Pratt  Andrew,  4-5  F.  H.  ^Market,  house  48  Brighton 

Pratt  Ann,  laundress,  house  7  Mason 

Pratt  Asa,  mariner,  house  6  Camden 

Pratt  Caleb,  housewright,  r.  70  Charter,  house  do. 

Pratt  Caleb,  builder,  124  Sea  [train,  b.  11  Common 

Pratt  Caleb,  jr.  conductor  B.  &  N.  Y.  R.  R.,  S.  B. 

Pratt  Caleb  I.  cofRn  warehouse,  108  Federal,  house 

80  Summer 
Pratt  Caleb  S.  (J.  &;  C.  S.  Pratt),  h.  at  Somerville 
Pratt  Charles,  grocer,  house  4  Norwich 
Pratt  Converse  Francis,  4.5  F.  H.  M.  b.  48  Brighton 
Pratt  Daniel,  43  Hanover,  h.  at  Somerville 
Pratt  Daniel,  civil  engineer,  house  124  Sea 
Pratt  Daniel   &   Sons,  clock   manufactory.  Union, 

corner  Marshall  (up  stairs),  h.  at  Reading 
Pratt  Dan'l  E.  livery  stable,  2  Sudb.  h.  9  Hawkins 
Pratt  D.  U.  {Rawson,  Briyham  ^  P.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Pratt  Dexter,  carpenter,  boards  124  Sea 
Pratt  Dorcas,  widow,  house  6  South  Cedar 
Pratt   (Ebenezer)  &    Judson    (C.    C),  carpenters, 

84  Leveret,  house  2  Minot 
Pratt  Eleazer,  house  Salem,  corner  Sheafe 
Pratt  Eleazer  F.  merchant,  house  19  Bowdoin 
Pratt  Eliza  A.  seamstress,  house  II  South  Russell 
Pratt  Erasmus  C.  needles  and  fish  hooks,  2o  Kilby 
Pratt  E.  B.,  Life  Ins.,  Mer.  Exc.  h.  at  Camb'geport 
Pratt  Ezra,  soap  stone  worker,  h.  5  HencUman  lane 
Pratt  Francis,  carpenter,  house  9  Medford  court 
Pratt  Francis,  carpenter,  h.  28  London       [London 
Pratt  Francis  L.  housewright,  8  Bedford,  house  28 
Pratt  Freeman,  cabman,  house  11  Cotting 
Pratt  Geo.  merchant,  46  India  wf.  h.  146  Tremont 
Pratt  Geo.  L.  merchant,  46  India  wf.  h.  146  Trem't 
Pratt  Geo.  W.  broker,  48  State,  h.  13  Louisburgh  sq. 
Pratt  Henry  C.  artist,  251  Washington 
Pratt  Henry  H.  moulder,  h.  Fourth,  n.  Dorchester 
Pratt  Isaac  B.  furniture,  91  Endicot 
Pratt  Isaac,  jr.  1-34  Milk,  house  9  Lynde 
Pratt  Jabez,  coroner   and   deputy  sheriff,  8   Court 

square,  house  19  Richmond 
Pratt  Jairus,  shipwright,  Tuttle's  wf.  h.  Eutaw 
Pratt  James,  land  agent,  70  State,  h.  at  Medford 
Pratt  James  A.  painter,  boards  2  McLean  court 
Pratt  Jefferson,  physician,  38  Harrison  avenue 
Pratt  John  &  C.   S.  lumber   dealers,  Causeway,  h. 

Snowhill,  corner  Sheafe  [lin  square 

Pratt  John  C.  11  Thorndike  building,  h.  2  Frank- 
Pratt  John  H.  cutlery,  &c.  25  Kilby 
Pratt  John  M.  mast  maker,  house  rear  70  Charter 
Pratt  Joseph,  stair  builder,  house  280  Tremont 
Pratt  Joseph,  mason,  house  4  Cottage  place 
Pratt  Joseph  {Win.  Pratt  S^  Brother),  h.  9  Eaton 
Pratt  Joseph    {Bowers,  P.  Sg   Co.),  house   Suffolk, 

opposite  Blackstone  square  [place 

Pratt  Joseph  R.  coal  &  wood,  86  State,  h.  4  Cottage 
Pratt  Lorenzo  {Simmmis  S^  P.),  68  Hay  market  sq. 

boards  11  Elm 
Pratt  Lucy  S.  widow,  house  1  Village  place 
Pratt  Mary,  house  52  Boylston 
Pratt  Mary,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  Summer,  c.  Hawley 
Pratt  Nathan  F.  C.  28  Broad,  h.  1  Linwood  pi. 
Pratt  Nathaniel  W.  housewright,  h.  68  Leveret 
Pratt  Obed,  jr.  carpenter  and  undertaker,  91  Port- 
land, house  24  Vine 
Pratt  Phineas  N.  45  Kilby,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Pratt  Sally,  widow,  house  57  Pinckney 
Pratt  Samuel,  carpenter,  house  4  Strong  place 


Pratt  Sam'l  F.  {Hohhs  ^  P.),  h.  128  Cambridge 
Pratt  Samuel  H.  truckman.  Milk,  h.  4  Quincy  pi. 
Pratt  Samuel  S.  blacksmith,  house  Milldam 
Pratt  Sarah,  widow,  house  17  Wall 
Pratt  Sarah  T.  tailoress,  house  124  Charles 
Pratt  Sereno  B.  clerk,  73  Milk        [ham,  n.  Suffolk 
Pratt  Simeon,  book  keeper,  85  Cornhill.  h.  7  Ded- 
Pratt  Solomon,  43  Hanover,  h.  5  Winthrop,  E.  B. 
Pratt  Stockford  J.  stair  builder,  h.  14  Genesee 
Pratt  Sylvanus    G.    harness    maker,    16    Sudbury, 

house  22  Spring 
Pratt  Thomas,  mast  maker,  house  22  Hull 
Pratt  T.  Willis,  civil  engineer,  house  124  Sea 
Pratt  Wm.  &  Brother  (Joseph),  jewelry,  14  Han- 
over, house  at  S.  Woburn 
Pratt  Wm.  H.  mason,  house  57  Pinckney 
Pratt  Wm.  Henry,  machinist,  h.  2  Dover  place 
Pratt  Wm.  W.  painter,  house  1  Milton  [ter 

Pray  Araasa,  wood  &  stone,  168  Sea,  h.  at  Dorches- 
Pray  Andrew,  pile  driver,  h.  Everett,  c.  Jeffries 
Pray  Ansel  A.  stabler,  house  14  Chardon 
Pray  B.  nurse,  house  4  Albany 
Pray  Benjamin,  house  19  Friend 
Pray  Charles  H.  teamster,  h.  1  Crescent  court 
Pray  Isaac  C.  19  State,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Pray  John  F.  shoes,  107  Wash.  h.  23  Blossom 
Pray  John  H.   cloths,    carpets,  and   tailoring,  51 

Wash.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Pray  Jos.  C.  stable,  89  Turnpike,  h.  69  Fourth 
Pray  J.  R.  carpenter,  b.  Washington,  c.  Boylston 
Pray  Lewis  G.  h.  11  Allen 

Pray  Mark  W.  teacher  of  music,  197  Washington 
Pray  Sarah  A.  teacher,  bds.  3  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Pray  Thos.  O.  clerk,  51  Pearl,  h.  81  Dover 
Pray  Wm.  housewright,  bds.  3  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Pray  Wm.  stone  cutter,  h.  7  Hudson 
Pray  Wm.  M.  music  teacher,  h.  10  Leveret 
Preble  Ezias,  boarding,  33  Brattle 
Preble  James,  tailor,  bds.  12  Spring 
Preble  N.  C.  A.  tailor,  22  Court,  h.  12  Spring 
Prendergast  Jeffrey,  laborer,  h.  16  Pearl  pi. 
Prentice  George  W.  {W.  H.  Prentice  Sj  Satis),  h. 

35  South 
Prentice  John,  bds.  2  Suffolk  place 
Prentice  Theodore  ( JF.  H.  P.  S;  So)is),  h.  34  South 
Prentice  Wm.  merchant  tailor,  opp.  157  Broad 
Prentice  Wm.  H.  &  Sons   {Geo.  IV.  ^  Theodore), 

wood  and  coal.  Prentice's  wf.  h.  30  South 
Prentiss  Caleb,  cooper,  h.  Paris,  n.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Prentiss  Caroline  B.  h.  6  Carver 
Prentiss  Charles  H.  E.  133  Washington 
Prentiss  (David)  &  Park  (John  B.),  painters  and 

glaziers.  Union,  c.  N.  Federal  ct. 
Prentiss  Henrietta,  widow,  h.  1  Hamlen  pi.    [finch 
Prentiss  Henry,  music  store,  33  Court,  h  16  Bul- 
Prentiss  Henry,  67  Pearl,  h.  at  Iloxbury 
Prentiss  Henry  J.  (Andreivs  &;  P.),  h.  28  Oak 
Prentiss  James,  printer,  bds.  28  Oak 
Prentiss  John,  bds.  Harrison  av.  c.  Beach 
Prentiss  John  M.  65  Cornhill,  h.  at  Waltham 
Prentiss  John  W.  whalebone  worker,  h.  24  Sea 
Prentiss  Nathaniel,  43  S.  Market,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Prentiss  T.  Melvin,  bds.  22  Beacon 
Presbrey  John  O.  master  transportation  Fall  River 

R.  R.  h.  at  Taunton 
Presby  Milton  H.  101  State,  h.  40  Lincoln 
Presby  Moses,  hackman,  Boylston  square 
Presby  Rodney,  h.  5  Spring  street  ct. 
Prescott  Abby  T.  seamstress,  h.  1  Alba  ct. 
Prescott  A.  H.  h.  38  S.  Russell 
Prescott  Benj.  F.  mason,  h.  1  Genesee  [ard 

Prescott  Benj.  T.  dentist  and  physician,  14  How- 
Prescott  Calvin  S.  (Prescott,   Brothers),  house  at 

Somerville  [millinery  goods,  &c.  23  Milk 

Prescott,  Brothers  (C.  S.,  S.  D.,  G.  G.  Prescott), 
Prescott  Catharine  (i.  widow,  h.  55  Beacon 
Prescott  Charles  E.  book  keeper,  32  Broad,  boards 

17  Lynde 
Prescott  Charles  H.  48  India  wf. 
Prescott  Daniel,  h.  1  Plymouth  pi. 


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Prescott  Ebenezer  C.  h.  Jefferson,  c.  Tremont 
Prescott  {Edward)  &  Chapin  {D.),  wood  and  coal, 

Liverpool  wf  h.  Tremont,  c.  Jefferson 
Prescott  Enos  S.  watchman,  h.  4  N.  Brighton 
Prescott  George  E.,  W.  I.  goods,  261  Broad,  house 

18  Hudson  [Somerville 

Prescott  Gustavus  G.  (Prescott,  Brothers),  h.  at 
Prescott  Harriet,  teacher,  11  Bedford,  bds.  U.  S.  H. 
Prescott  Harrison,  dry  goods,  2  Tremont  row,  h. 

28  S.  Russell 
Prescott  Henry  C.  [Hobbs  8;  Prescott),  h.  4  Canton 
Prescott  Isaac,  h.  5  Lowell  place 
Prescott  Israel,  carpenter,  h.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Prescott  Jane  M.  47  Mt.  Vernon  [1  Winthrop 

Prescott  Jeremiah,  conductor  E.  Railroad,  house 
Prescott  John  C.  truckman,  5  Broad,  h.  51  Friend 
Prescott  Jos.  G.  at  Tenny's  Carpet  Hall,  b.  4  Fleet 
Prescott  Josiah  H.  piano-forte  maker,  400  Wash. 
Prescott  Levi  T.  2  Tremont  row,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Prescott  O.  P.  &  Co.  {Levi  Peck),  ale,  9  Canal  bl'k, 

h.  at  Charlestown 
Prescott  Ruth  \V.  Mrs.  h.  1-5  Somerset 
Prescott  Sarah,  widow,  h.  211  Hanover  [ville 

Prescott  S.  Dana  {Prescott,  Brothers),  h.  atSomer- 
Prescott  Solomon  D.  clerk,  h.  6  Baldwin  pi. 
Prescott  Stephen  B.  {Noi/es  &;  P.),h.  Fountain  H. 
Prescott  Thomas  E.  mason,  bds.  1  Genesee 
Prescott  Wm.  harness  maker,  Maverick  square,  h. 

Maverick,  c.  Havre 
Prescott  Wm.  house  22  Causeway 
Prescott  Win.  laborer,  h.  Marion,  E.  B.  [ter 

Prescott  Wm.  jr.  restorator,  3i4Com'l,  h.  19  Char- 
Prescott  Wra.  A.  tailor,  24  Atkinson,  h.  do. 
Prescott  Wm.  A.  {Jewett  &;  P.),h..25  N.  Russell 
Prescott  Wm.  G.  h.  oo  Beacon 
Prescott  Wm.  H.  h.  5.5  Beacon 
Prescott  Wm.  P.  stabler,  666  Washington,  house 

Harrison  av.  cor.  Dover  place 
Pressal  Hannah,  h.  1  South  street  court 
Pressey  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  Liverp'l,  n.  Mav'k 
Presson  Charles  P.  clerk,  bds.  18  Green 
Preston  Alonzo  F.  dentist,  h.  18  Bedford 
Preston  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Clark  alley 
Preston  Elisha  Ac-  Co.  {E.  H.  Preston),  W.  I.  goods, 

6  Long  wf.  h.  Harrison  sq.  at  Dorchester 
Preston  Elisha  H.  (Elisha  Preston  &;  Co.),  house 

Harrison  sq.  at  Dorchester 
Preston  Eliza  A.  J.  Mrs.  21  Hancock 
Preston  Frances  G.  dress  maker,  bds.  4  New  Cross 
Preston  George  C.  {Carter,  Colcord,  ^  P.),  boards 

4  Crescent  place 
Preston  Geo.  II.  {Fuller  <Sr  P.),  b.  21  Hancock 
Preston  James  E.  clerk,  bds.  33  Green 
Preston  John,  chocolate  manuf.  6  Long  wf.  house 

at  Dorchester  [march,  h.  97  Summer 

Preston  John  A.,  New  Eng.  Glass  Co.,  Battery- 
Preston   Jonathan,  architect   and  builder,  6  Joy's 

building,  h.  13  Columbia 
Preston  Wm.  tender,  3  Lindall,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Preston  {Joshua  P.)  &  Merrill  {J.  Warren),  fancy 

goods  and  perfumery.  18  &  20  Kilby,  house  44 

Tremont 
Preston  Lucy  M.  widow,  h.  55  N.  Margin 
Preston  Ruth  M.  dress  maker,  44.^  Hanover,  bds. 

Hanover  House 
Preston  Simon,  cooper,  h.  6  S.  Cedar 
Preston  Thomas  B.  333  Wash.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Preston  Wm.  B.  7  Market  sq. 
Preston  Wm.  H.  clerk,  h.  6  S.  Cedar        [Purchase 
Price  Charles  T.  laborer,  h.  r.  Mariners'  Bethel, 
Price  Det'irith,  painter,  h.  7  Boylston  sq. 
Price  Ed^\^ird,  tin  plate  worker.   Wash.  c.  Dover, 

h.  6  Norwich 
Price  E.  Sewall,  Custom  House,  bds.  230  Tremont 
Price  Fitz  James,  h.  600  Washington 
Price  Henry,  hackman,  h.  53  N.  Margin 
Price  James,  handcartman,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Price  Joseph  H.  66  Blackstone,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Price  Thomas,  comedian,  h.  40  Leveret 
Priest  Daniel,  cooper,  h.  Silver,  n.  D 


Priest  Franklin,  caulker,  h.  123  C,  c.  Bolton 

Priest  Georse  A.  h.  35  Essex 

Priest  John^F.  Mrs.  h   35  Essex 

Priest  John  L.  commission  merchant,  14  Central 

wharf,  h.  19  South  [6  Walnut 

Priest  Jonas  H.  grocery,  Chesnut,  c.  Walnut,  h. 
Priest  Lewis,  h.  New,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B.  [folk 

Priest  Mary  G.  teacher,  Suffolk,  c.  Groton,  h.  Suf- 
Priest  Samuel,  jr.  {Wardwell  &;  P.),  b.  28  Na.shua 
Priest  Stillman  G.  {Wright,  P.  ^  Co.),  b.  18  Green 
Priest  {Win.  E.)  &  Ayling  {H.  A.),  commiss.  iron 

merch.  92  &  94  Water,  bds.  43  Summer 
Prime  Jane,  widow,  h.  London,  n.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Prime  {Thomas  H.),  Kenny  (/.  A.),  &  Co.  {John 

Jewett),  mahogany  and  fancy  woods,  100  Ful- 
ton, h.  at  Salem 
Primes  Samuel,  laborer,  house  r.  47  Sea 
Prince  Abraham,  optician,  295  Wash.  h.  2  Eliot 
Prince  Almira,  h.  15  Suffolk 
Prince  Caroline,  widow,  h.  23  Chambers 
Prince  Charles  A.  {Ballard  ^  P.),  h.  12  Edinboro' 
Prince  Charles  T.  clerk,  bds.  76  Fourth 
Prince  Ellen,  widow,  h.  20  Minot 
Prince  Franklin,  Cust.  House,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Prince   Frederick  O.    {Doio  ^  P.),  counsellor,  30 

Court,  h.  23  Chambers 
Prince  George,  salesman,  bds.  19  Cross       [Suffolk 
Prince  Hannah,  confectioner,  h.  Dedham,  2d  from 
Prince  Henry,  boards  Commercial  House 
Prince  Hezekiah,  mason,  1  Hawley,  h.  at  Quincy 
Prince  James,  h.  23  Chambers 
Prince  James  H.  17  State,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Prince  J.  Hardy,  counsellor,  9  Court  sq.  hoards  15 

Somerset 
Prince  John,  whitener  and  colorer,  b.  24  Bridge 
Prince  John  B.  {Smith,  Sum^ier,  §  Co.),  house  693 

Washington  [Chelsea 

Prince  John  M.  insurance,  2  Devonshire,  house  at 
Prince  John  T.  blank  books  and  stationery,  112 

State,  h.  60  Belknap  [at  Chelsea 

Prince  Joseph  B.  insurance  agent,  17  State,  house 
Prince  Nancy,  tailoress,  house  r.  25  Belknap 
Prince  Nathan,  mason,  h.  93  Harr.  av.       [Newton 
Prince  Nathaniel  S.  housewright,  19  Hawley,  h.  at 
Prince  {Samuel)  &  Baker  {R.  M.),  sail  makers,  22 

India  wf.  h.  Commercial,  head  Comey's  wf. 
Prince  Stephen,  produce,  115  Blackstone,  opposite 

Haymarket  square,  h.  7  Gouch 
Prince  Thos.  cl'k,  h.  11  La  Grange  pi.  [Chambers 
Prince  William  G.  {Geo.  H.  Gray  S;  Co.),  house  35 
Prindall  Daniel  S.  oil  maker,  house  3  Cotton  place 
Prindle  James  D.  clerk,  boards  161  Court 
Pringle  Thomas,  brakeman,  boards  79  Albany 
Prior  Henry,  captain,  house  45  Fayette 
Prior  Justin,  hydropathic  physician,  h.  18  Winter 
Prior  Patrick,  laborer,  house  25  Suffolk 
Prior  Wm.  M.  portrait  painter,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Pritchard  Lucy,  house  9  Common  [Kneeland 

Procter  Benjamin  S.  (.4.  /.  Brown  %  Co.),  h.   16 
Procter  William,  carpenter,  h.  22  May       [Danvers 
Proctor  Abel,  hides  and  leather,  76  Fulton,  h.  at 
Proctor  Albert  E.  94  Commercial,  b.  88  Salem 
Proctor  Charles,  Union  House,  175  1-2  Hanover 
Proctor  David  C.  26  S.  Market,  b.  489  Washington 
Proctor  George  B.,  Custom  House,  h.  218  Fourth 
Proctor  Israel  P.  leather,  70  Fulton,  b.  10  AUston 
Proctor  John,  housewright,  h.  G,  near  Broadway 
Proctor  {John  C.)  &  Butler  {P.  jr.),  hardware,  89 

State,  house  54  Bowdoin 
Proctor  {John  H.)  &  Blossom  {H.  A.),  provisions, 

3  the  South  Market,  b.  41  Beach 
Proctor  {Jonathan)  &  Edgerly  {L.  W.),  wood  whf. 

opp.  8  Haverhill,  h.  44  Nashua 
Proctor  Josiah  C.  &  Co.  com.  mer.  22  Commercial 

wharf,  boards  Marlboro'  Hotel 
Proctor  Lydia,  widow  of  Uriah,  h.  1  S.  Margin 
Proctor  Moody  S.  proprietor  Marlboro'  Hotel,  229 

Washington  [h.  74  Salem 

Proctor  Nicholson  B.  jr.  clothing,  93  &  94  Coxn'l, 
Proctor  Orzy,  laborer,  house  4  Belknap  place 


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Proctor  Samuel  B.  hats,  caps,  &   furs,  f52  Hanover 
Proctor  William,  carpenter,  house  22  May 
Prouty  Caleb,  jr.  dep.  wharfinger,  67  Commercial 

wharf,  house  8  Bond 
Prouty  David  &   Co.  (L.   Prouty  Sj  J.   Mears,  jr.), 

agricultural  and  stove  warehouse,  19  N.  Slar- 

ket,  house  at  Dorchester 
Prouty  Dwiglit,  painter,  house  44  Bridge     [House 
Prouty  Gardner,  10,3  F.  H.  Market,  boards  Quincy 
Prouty  Lorenzo  (D.  Prouty  &:  Co.),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Prouty  Thomas  S.  housewright,  Canton  st.  place 
Prouty  Vaniah,  Western  Exchange 
Prude'n  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  14  S.  Margin 
Pruden  George  W.  &  Co.   (.'1.   Burrill),  furniture, 

39  Hanover,  house  at  Chelsea      [at  Somerville 
Pruden  Israel  R.  fish  dealer,  16  1-2  Long  wharf,  h. 
Pulfer  Aaron,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  14  Marion 
Puffer  Alvin  D.  brass  finisher,  15  Hawley,  boards 

133  Court  [place 

Puffer  Wm.  H.  printer,  22  School,  h.  5  Chapman 
Pulcifer  Isaac,  cooper,  house  Third,  near  B 
Pullen  John,  carpenter,  boards  10  Marshall 
Pulsifer  David  &  Co.   (H.  M.  Parker),  77  F.  H. 

Market,  house  727  Washington 
Pulsifer  Thomas  P.  provisions,  104  Siilem,  h.  5  Hull 
Pulsifer  Wm.  insurance  office,  66  Cornhill,  house  8 

Lindall  place 
Pulsifer  Wm.  H.  77  F.  H.  Market,  b.  727  Wash. 
Punch  .James,  laborer,  h.  199  Ann        [Bowdoin  sq, 
Punchard  George,  editor  Traveller,  22  School,  b.  3 
Punchard  (  T/to//ia«)   &   Goodwin  (Geo.   '/".),  paint- 
ing, 209  Hanover,  house  at  Chelsea 
Purbeck  Wm.  painter,  house  2  Canton  place 
Purcell  Charles,  laborer,  house  Centre,  E.  B. 
Purcell  David,  house  rear  9  Federal  court 
Purcell  Michael,  blacksmith,  h.  104  E.  Dedham 
Purcell  Tobias  {M.  &;  T.  Green  Sf  Co.),  h.  63  South 
Purdy  Edward  C.  16  State,  house  at  Somerville 
Purkitt  Phebe,  widow,  house  93  Pleasant 
Purtle  John,  laborer,  h.  Havre,  near  Maverick 
Pusey  Henrietta,  widow,  house  3  Poplar  court 
Putman  George,  hair  cutter.  South,  c.  Kneeland 
Putnam  Albert  W.  7  Chatham  row,  house  Border 
Putnam  B.  Sarah,  house  11  Cherry 
Putnam  Bath.sheba  H.  tailoress,  h.  1  Carlton  place 
Putnam  Benjamin,  mariner,  house  r.  332  Fourth 
Putnam  Benj.  W.  assistant  teacher  Quincy  School, 

house  26  Dover 
Putnam  Calvin  (Nickerson  Sf  P.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Putnam  Catharine,  house  3  Tremont  place 
Putnam  Charles  A.  teller  Washington  Bank,  75 

State,  boards  26  Dover  [ers,  27  Devonshire 

Putnam  (Chas.  A.  V.)  &  Mellen  {Geo.  L.),  publish- 
Putnam  Charles  G.  physician,  41  Summer 
Putnam  Daniel,  salesman,  164  Wash.  h.  at  Lynn 
Putnam  Daniel  A.,  E.  B.  omnibus,  Maverick  sq.  b. 

Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Putnam  Eben.  H.  clerk,  16  Pearl,  b.  31  Brattle 
Putnam  Edm.  engraver,  121  Wash.  h.  137  Tremont 
Putnam  Edward,  trunk  maker,  76  Congress,  house 

24  Billerica  [place 

Putnam  Edwin  M.  61  Congress,  boards  4  Crescent 
Putnam  Elisha  D.  house  Bolton,  near  E 
Putnam  Ephraim,   stair  builder,  b.  3  Washburn  pi. 
Putnam  George,  67  Court,  house  at  Charlestown 
Putnam  George  F.  {Rantoul  &;  P.),  22  &  24  Massa- 
chusetts block 
Putnam  Herriman,  laborer,  house  5  Snowhill 
Putnam  Horace  A.  job  wagon,  b.  19  Hudson 
Putnam  James  R.  painter,  h.  Fourth,  near  D 
Putnam  John,  furniture,  404  Washington 
Putnam  John,  printer,  81  Cornhill,  h.  301  Broadway 
Putnam  John  F.  carpenter,  house  42  Carver 
Putnam  John  Howard,  printer,  b.  25  Kneeland 
Putnam  John  Phelps,  counsellor,  19  Court,  house 

37  West  Cedar 
Putnam  John  P.  {Wadleigh  4,  P.),  h.  at  Somerville 
Putnam  J.  Pickering,  merchant,  71  Milk,  house  4 

Pemberton  square 
Putnam  Joshua  H.  clerk,  boards  4  Crescent  place 


Putnam  Mary,  millinery,  244  Washington 
Putnam  Mason,  house  Clifton  place 
Putnam  Nancy,  widow,  house  2Cruft  place 
Putnam  Orpha,  widow,  h.  Border,  cor.  Sumner 
Putnam  Rachel  C.  tailoress,  house  24  Salutation 
Putnam  S.  S.  clerk,  519  Washington 
Putnam  Samuel,  late  judge  Sup.  Ct.  h.  2  Allston 
Putnam  Samuel  K.  Mrs.  house  2  Cruft  place 
Putnam  Samuel  R.  house  13  Pemberton  square 
Putnam  Silas,  clerk,  boards  30  Lincoln 
Putnam  Uzziel,  drummer,  house  17  N.  Bennet 
Putney  Sewall,  painter,  h.  7  East  st.  pi.      [Fayette 
Pycott  John,  piano-forte  maker,  b.  Jefferson,  cor. 
Pycott  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  b.  Jefferson,  c.  Fayette 
Pynchon  James  L.  perfumery,  10  Eliot,  house  do. 

QUACKENBUSH  SARAH,  house  23  Pine 
Quait  Timothy,  carpenter,  house  rear  146  Fourth 
Quan  James,  boot  maker,  142  Wash.  b.  7  Province 

House  court 
Quayle  Charles  H.  128  F.  H.  M.  h.  r.  250  Hanover 
Queen  Henry,  lieut.   U.  S.  M.  corps,  h.  82  Charles 
Queen  S.  C.  dress  maker,  12  Channing 
Queeney  John,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Tyler 
Queeny  Michael,  teamster,  house  80  Kneeland 
Quick  John,  teamster,  house  Marion,  E.  B. 
Quigley  Dennis,  laborer,  house  27  Morton    [Wash. 
Quigley  Jas.  furniture.  Wash.  c.  Beach,  house  456 
Quigley  Joseph,  laborer,  house  rear  59  Eliot 
Quigley  Mary  Mrs.  house  Baker's  alley 
Quigley   Patrick,  laborer,  b.  Bolton,  n.  Dorchester 
Quigley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Fourth,  near  the  R.  R. 
Quimby  A.  W.  boards  6  Bowdoin  square 
Quimby  Daniel,  carpenter,  b.  16  Albany  [chase 

Quimby  Elizabeth  W.   {Masters  &;  Q.),  h.  81  Pur- 
Quimby  James  M.  teamster,  house  62  Nashua 
Quimby  S.  D.  cutter,  34  Ann,  house  at  Woburn 
Quin  Ellen,  milliner,  boards  129  Hudson 
Quin  John,  shipping  office,  h.  Hull,  cor.  Salem 
Quincy  Abigail  A.  widow,  house  5  Milton  place 
Quincy  Josiah,  house  1  Beacon  Hill 
Quincy  Josiah,  jr.  27  State,  h.  4  Park_  [Wash. 

Quincy  Samuel,  pres.  Hope  Ins.  Co.  45  State,  h.  490 
Quincy  Samuel,  jr.  36  Pearl 
Quincy  Silas  A.  house  810  Washington 
Quincy   Thomas  D.  commission  merch.   12  Com- 
mercial, house  5  Milton  place 
Quingley  William,  laborer,  3  Bartlett 
Quinla  James,  laborer,  house  2  Belmont 
Quinlan  Daniel,  teamster,  house  7  Cove 
Quinlan  John,  laborer,  house  Hooton  ct.  E.  B. 
Quinlan  John,  tailor,  house  15  Fearl  place 
Quinlan  Maurice,  carpenter,  house  Cove 
Quinlan  Michael,  teamster,  house  rear  102  Sea 
Quinlan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Harr.  av.  c.  S.  May 
Quinless  Mary,  laundress,  h.  216  Harrison  avenue 
Quinlin  John,  teamster,  house  rear  183  Sea 
Quinlin  Michael,  coachman,  house  14  Southao 
Quinn  Andy,  laborer,  house  11  Oliver 
Quinn  Barnard,  tailor,  house  7  Harvard  place 
Quinn  Charles,  slater,  house  15  Essex  place 
Quinn  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  Curve,  n.  Albany  [pi. 
Quinn  Daniel,  cordwainer,  54  Federal,  h.  3  Sullivan 
Quinn  Edward,  laborer,  house  Sun  ct.  place 
Quinn  Edward,  laborer,  house  1  Piedmont 
Quinn  Hannah,  widow,  house  rear  1  Hawley 
Quinn  Hugh,  laborer,  rear  Suffolk,  c.  Arnold 
Quinn  James,  grocer,  81  Endicot 
Quinn  James,  packer,  house  13  N.  Margin 
Quinn  James,  laborer,  house  4  Sullivan  place 
Quinn  James,  laborer,  house  1  "Vine 
Quinn  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Kneeland 
Quinn  Joanna,  widow,  house  4  Wheeler's  court 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  house  Beach,  near  Sea 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  house  3  Cove 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  house  rear  59  Eliot 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  house  13  Endicot 
Quinn  John,  machinist,  Cambridge,  c.  Charles 
Quinn  John,  seaman,  house  3  Belmont 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  near  Utica 


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Quinn  John,  laborer,  h.  164  Purchase 

Quinn  Michael,  laborer,  h.  27.^  W.  Castle 

Quinn  Michael,  tinsmith,  h.  13  Endicot 

Quinn  Nicholas,  housewright,  h.  12  Lowell 

Quinn  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  14   Pearl  place 

Quinn  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  4  A,  n.  Turnpike 

Quinn  Philip,  laborer,  h.  3  HamiUon  alley 

Quinn  Sarah,  widow,  h.  14  Second 

Quinn  Terence,  grocer,  19  Pitts,  h.  do. 

Quinn  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  49  Atkinson 

Quinn  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  125  Broad 

Quinn  William,  printer,  h.  61  Atkinson 

Quinn  William,  laborer,  h.  18  Butolph 

Quinton  James,  engineer,  h.  8  A 

Quirk  James,  shoe  maker,  h.  Norwich,  n.  Harr.  av. 

Quirk  John,  ship  joiner,  h.  54  Atkinson 

Quirk  Martin,  waiter,  h.  14  Norfolk  place 

RACKLEFF  GEORGE,  mason,  h.   Mercer,  S.  B. 
RacklitF  Daniel,  restorator,  h.  89  Chambers 
Raddin  Thomas,  jr.  shoes  and  leather,  30   Broad, 

house  at  Lynn 
Race  W.  F.  J.  upholsterer,  bds.  39  Warren 
Rae  William,  blacksmith,  h.  Fifth,  near  F 
Raerdon  Jeremiah,  tailor,  h.  21  Fleet 
RafFerty  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  B 
Rafferty  James,  tailor,  h.  1  Vine 
Rafferty  John,  wheelwright,  h.  Paris  ct.  E.  B.' 
Raiferty  William,  laborer,  h.  39  Salem 
Rafter  John,  carpenter,  91  Portland,  h.  7  Barton 
Ragan  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  21  Fleet 
Ragan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  6  Wendell 
Ragan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  4  Cove 
Ragan  John,  laborer,  h.  Purchase,  n.  Broad 
Ragan  John,  laborer,  h.  Half  Moon  place 
Ragan  John,  laborer,  h.  3  Humphrey  place 
Ragan  John,  laborer,  h.  25  Hamilton 
Ragan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  29  Second,  near  A 
Ragan  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  South,  n.   Harvard 
Ragan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Ragin  Daniel,  laborer,  house  2  Columbia 
Ragin  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  135  Broad 
Ragin  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  3  Carney  place 
Ragin  Lawrence,  carpenter,  h.  81  Essex 
Ragin  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  35  Oneida 
Ragin  Patrick,  bds.  16  Williams 
Rairden  William  S.  mariner,  h.  7  Wesley 
Railton  Wm.  hatter,  1  Mercantile  wf.  h.  27   Grove 
Raitt  James,  carpenter,  bds.  17  Brattle 
Ranias  Manuel  Josephs,  boarding,  h.  349  ComT 
Rametti  Joseph,  teacher  of  flute,  h.  213   Tremont 
Ramm  Simon,  refreshments,  9  Haverhill,  h.  do. 
Ramsay  H.  H.  printer,  bds.  Hanover  House 
Ramsay  Perley  A.  printer,  bds.  238  Tremont 
Ramsdell  Henry,  trunk  maker,  h.  42  Brighton 
Ramsdell  Reuben,  h.  44  Poplar 
Ramsdell  Sarah,  widow,  h.  41  Brighton 
Ramsey  Jas.  S.  provisions,  Brookline,  h.  15 Canton 
Ramsey  Nehemiah,  machinist,  bds.  30  Billerica 
Ramsey  Royal.  29  N.  Market,  h.  at  Somerville 
Ranagan  Peter,  glass  cutter,  15  Hawley,  house  at 

Charlestown  [478  Coni'l,  h.  at  Ro.\bury 

Rand  {Abram)  &  Cogswell  {Moses  P.),  W.  I.  goods 
Rand  Artemas,  trader,  bds.  Bolton,  n.  C 
Rand  Benj.  counsellor,  5  Court,  h.  64   Mt.  Vernon 
Rand  Charles  E.  coachman,  h.  3  Milton  [pi. 

Rand  Chas.  F.  piano-forte   maker,  b.  3  La  Grange 
Rand  Daniel,  jeweller,  h.  2  Clark 
Rand  Edward  S.  30  Court,  h.  at  Dedham 
Rand  {Eldred)  &  Scott  (James),  108  and  110  F.  H. 

Market,  h.  12  Stillman  [8  Auburn 

Rand  Franklin,  agent  Zion's  Herald,  7  Cornhill,  h. 
Rand  George,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  20  Boylston  sq. 
Rand  Geo.  C.  &    Co.    (.4.    Eunns),  publishers   and 

printers,  3  Cornhill,  h.  20  Oxford 
Rand  Hetty,  widow,  h.  Maiden,  n.  Washington 
Rand  Ira,  trader,  h.  Bolton,  near  C 
Rand  Isaac  &  L.  &  Co.  (/.  P.   Rand),  84   Faneuil 

Hall  Market,  h.  at  Roxbury  [pi. 

Rand  Isaac  P.  (/.  S^L.  Rand  l^  Co.),  h.   5   Lyman 


Rand  John,  painter  &  glazier,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Rand  John,  house  806  Washington 
Rand  Luther  (/.  ^S'  L.  Rand  §-  Co.),  h.  5  Lyman  pi. 
Rand  Margaret  Mickell,  widow,  h.  4  Carney  pi. 
Rand  M.  L.  dress  maker,  284  Washington 
Rand  Oliver  J.  book  binder,  bds.  23  Lynda 
Rand  Oliver  P.  35  Federal,  bds.  9  La  Grange  pi. 
Rand  {R.  R.)  &  Ellis  (C.  F.),  W.  I.    goods,   palm 
leaf  and  palm  leaf  hats,  159  Milk,  house  27  N. 
Russell 
Rand  Thomas  R.  clerk,  bds.  31  S.  Margin 
Rand  Thomas  R.  truckman,  bds.  5^  Nashua    [Ash 
Rand  Thorndike,  book   keeper,  Suffolk  Bank,  h.  1 
Rand  William,  laborer,  h.  r.  14  May 
Rand  William  J.  51  Blackstone,  bds.  36  Leveret 
Rand  William  S.  carpenter,  bds.  3  Dover  place 
Randall  Abigail,  widow,  h.  Silver,  n.  D 
Randall  Alfred,  h.  Paris,  opp.  Hotel,  E.  B. 
Randall  Alfred,  boot  maker,  h.  1  Centre 
Randall  Benj.  P.  F.  physician,  95  Tremont 
Randall  Besa,  silver  plater,  9  Hawley 
Randall  Bradbury  C.  machinist,  h.  3  Ringgold 
Randall  Charles  A.  printer,  h.  26  Oswego 
Randall  Chas.  T.  clerk,  59  Milk,  bds.  Bowdoin  sq. 
Randall  Charles  W.  dentist,  h.  95  Tremont 
Randall  I)a.\'id  (Randall,  Brothers),  h..  at  Waltham 
Randall  Elizabeth,  h.  78  Pleasant 
Randall  Elizabeth,  h.  107  Harrison  avenue 
Randall  George  H.  23  N.  Market,  bds.  49  Fayette 
Randall  Geo.  M.  Rev.  ed.    Christian   AVitness,  141 

Wash.  h.  195  Harrison  avenue 
Randall  Henry,  boarding,  h.  9  Nashua 
Randall  JohnC.  printer,  bds.  8  S.  Russell 
Randall  (J.  J.)  &  Hersey   (S.   Q.),  boot   and  shoe 

manufacturers,  20  Kingston 
Randall  John  T.  (Mower  <5f  R.),  h.  30  Portland 
Randall,  Brothers  (,To/ui  N.  &;   David),  druggists, 

50  &  51  Chatham,  h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Randall  Josiah,  machinist,  b.  Am.    Change    Hotel 
Randall  Mary  V.  widow,  h.  78  Pleasant 
Randall  Orlando  M.,  Custom  House,  h.  47  Pleasant 
Randall  Otis  G.  broker,  59  State,  h.  1  N.  square 
Randall  Peter,  laborer,  h.  3  Lee  place 
Randall  Rachel,  widow,  h.  rear  28  Pleasant 
Randall  Ruth,  tailoress,  h.  c.  F'ayette  &   Jefferson 
Randall  William,  express,  h.  64  Emerald 
Randall  William  B.  machinist,  h.  3  Ringgold 
Randidge  Geo.  L.  mer.  tailor,  25  School,  house   at 

Cohasset 
Randolph  Henry,  hair  dresser,  11  Lindall 
Ranger  (John)  &  Woods  (John  C),  butter,  cheese, 

&c.  101  State,  bds.  11  Tyler 
Rankin  Frederick  A.  h.  rear  5  Henchman  lane 
Rankin  George  &  Co.  (,/.   G.   Piper),   lumber,  Le- 
high, cor.  Albany,  h.  47  Oak 
Rankin  Helen,  fancy  goods,  h.  2  May     [W.  Cedar 
Rankin  Ira  P.  ( TF/«.  2l.   Broion,jr.   .Sf    Co.),   h.   4 
Ranney  Ambrose  A.  counsellor,  11  Court,  b.  U.  S. 
Hotel  [Causeway 

Ranney  David  G.  (Little,  Alden  ^   Co.),  house  5 
Ranney  David  S.  chairs,  40  ComT,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Ranney  Franklin  G.  40  Commercial,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Ranney  Henry  S.  cigars.  Pearl,  c.  Broad,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Ransom  Alex,  artist,  2  Amory  Hall,  bds.  9  Village 
Ransom  Chandler  R.  {Bradburij,  Harmon  &;   Co.), 
h.  at  Roxbury  [h.'l4  E,  near  Seventh 

Ransom  Greely,  junk,  store  on  S.  B.  old  bridge, 
Ransom  John  G.  junk.  Turnpike,  h.  Seventh,  n.  F 
Ranstead  (Charles)  &  Morse  (L.    IF.),    nails   and 

junk,  25  Foster's  wf.  h.  6  Phipps  place 
Ranstead  (Charles),   Dearborn   (A.),   &   Co.    (F. 
Sheldon),  manufactu'rs  wrought  iron  forgings, 
25  Foster's  wf. 
Rantoul  (Robert,  Jr.)  &  Putnam  (Geo.  F.),  counsel- 
lors, 22  &  24  Mass.  bl'k.  Court  sq.  h.  at  Bev'ly 
Rawdon,  Wright,  Hatch  &  Edson,  bank  note   en- 
gravers, 24  Merchants'  Exchange 
Rawson  Albert  L.  54  Com'l,  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Rawson  Jonathan,  carpenter,  bds.  22  Kneeland 


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Rawson  Matthew,  carpenter,  h.  12  Lovis 

Rawson    {Orrin),    Brisham    {Wm.    P.),   &    Pratt 

(/>.  U.),  dry  soods,  ,57  Milk,  h.  59  (Jharles 
Ray  Charles,  stabler,  bds.  9  La  Grange  place 
Ray  George  G.  book  keeper,  h.  8  Livingston 
Ray  James,  cap  manufactory,   19   Brattle   sq.  cor. 

Elm,  h.  7  Myrtle  ct. 
Ray  James,  carpenter,  bds.  37  Portland 
Ray  James,  job  wagon,  h.  32  Kingston 
Ray  John,  carpenter,  h.  Silver,  near  B 
Ray  Mary,  h.  9  Columbia  [Com'l  Coflce  House 

Ray  M.  L.    forwarding   merchant,  3.^    Com'l,   bds. 
Ray  Patrick,  pro.visions,  113  Broad,  h.  9   Esse.\  pi. 
Ray  Peter,  house  13  Hawkins 
Ray  Richard,  porter,  bds.  10  Sister 
Ray  Robert,  blacksmith,  house  Second,  near  F 
Ray  Robert  R.  clerk,  9  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln,  bds. 

190  Harrison  av. 
Raycroft  Alexander,  mariner,  h.  19  Wash.  av. 
Raycrol't  Thomas,  rigger,  h.  4  Henchman  lane 
Raycroft  Wm.  tailor,  house  4  Henchman  lane 
Raymond  Curtis  B.  {FuUerton  Sf  /?.),  h.  23  Beacon 
Raymond  Daniel  C.  {Z.  L.  Raymond  ^  Co.),  house 

at  Chelsea 
Raymond  Kdward,  clerk,  boards  -5  Piedmont 
Raymond  Edward  A.  house  50  Chambers 
Raymond  Emmons  ct  Co.  (S.  N.  S/reper  S;  G.  Dick- 
inson), W.  L  goods,  2  He  9  F.  Hall,  h.  3  McT>ean 
Raymond  Francis  H.  clerk,  boards  6  Oak  place 
Raymond  Freeman  C.  watches   and   jewelry,  229 
Wash.  h.  3  Garden  ct.  st.  [Garden  ct.  st. 

Raymond  I''reeborn  F.  grocer,  103  Hanover,  bds.  3 
Raymond  George  S.  87  Wash.  b.  IS  Hanover 
Raymond  George  W.  mason,  bds.  7''59  Washington 
Raymond  Geo.  W.  mason,  h.  o  May  [h.  3  Unity 
Raymond  Joseph  P.,  W.  L  goods,  Ann,  c.  Fleet, 
Raymond  Samuel,  boots  and  shoes,  31  Broad,  h. 
at  Charlestown  [Charlestown 

Raymond  Samuel  S.  27   Merchants'  row,  house  at 
Raymond  T.  11.  103  Hanover,  h.  at  Medford 
Raymond  Wm.   clerk  Merchants'  Bank,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Raymond  Z.  L.  &  Co.  {D.  C.  Raymond),  produce, 

com.  met.  11  South  Market,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Rayner  Charles  L.  2  Milk,  bds.  at  Pavilion 
Rayuer  Jacob,  6  Court  sq.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Rayner  John  &  Co.   {John,   J.),   coach  and  chaise 

'  manufactory,  17  and  19  Sudbury,  h.  2  Derne 
Rayner  John  J.  {J.  Rayner  S^  Co.),  \\.  2  Derne  [lem 
Rayner  Warren  G.  salesman,  71  (-ongress,  h.  at  Sa- 
Raynes  Francis,  carpenter,  4  Salt  lane  [h.  do. 

RayTiolds  Brewster,  W.   I.  goods,  Broadway,  e.  I>, 
Raynolds  John  (  Woodbridge,  11.  §■  Co.),  house  at 

Concord 
Rea  George  R.  clerk,  house  6  Carver 
Rca  Samuel,  livery  stable,  8  Federal  ct.  h.  11  do. 
Rca  Wm.  A.  merchant,  49  Ci«itral  wf.   house    16 
Temple  place  [bridgeport 

Read  Alexander  H.  leather,  20  Elm,  house  at  Cam- 
Read  Charles  A.  agent  W.  R.  R.  14  R.  R.  Exeh. 
Read  Edward,  43  S.  Market,  bds.  C  Cambridge 
Read  Elisha  B.  agent  for  painted  carpets,  2-5.^  Milk, 

house  12  Village 
Read  George  J.  house  1  Kuhn  place     [Third,  n.  B 
Read  George  S.    silversmith,   1    Court  av.    boards 
Read  Harrison  O.  4  Faneuil  Hall,  h.  6  Oxford  pi. 
Read  J.  &  Co.  (John  if  Job   Seaman),  grindstones, 

50  E.  R.  R.  wharf 
Read  {Jarnes)  &  Chadwick  (C.  C),  commis.  mer- 
chants, 20  Milk,  house  (38  Beacon*  [place 
Read  James  B.  livery  stable,  Howard,  h.  7  Allston 
Read  Joseph  S.  saddlery  and  trunks,  11  1-2  Ex- 
change, house  at  Cambridgeport 
Read  Josiah  M.  crimping  machines  and  stoves,  4^ 

Gerrish  block,  Ann,  h.  Bennington 
Read  J.  Walter  (O.  Hudson  <^  Co.),  b.  10  Allston 
Read  M.  J.  widow,  house  32  Prince 
Read  Thomas,  laborer,  house  r.  104  Purchase 
Read  Wm.  physician,  585  Washington 
Read  Wm.  brass  finisher,  house  3  Gorham  place 


Read  Wm.  (Lane  <Sr  it.),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Readdy  Hannah,  laundress,  rear  2  Hawley 
Readdy  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h.  r.  10  Fayette 
Readdy  John,  foundry  man,  h.  Second,  cor.  A 
Ready  Patrick,  laborer,  house  3  Belmont 
Readhead   A.    T.    proprietor    Readhead's     Hotel, 

South,  cor.  Kneeland 
Reardon  John,  laborer,  house  314  Ann 
Reardon  John,  tailor,  house  60  Atkinson 
Reardon  John,  tailor,  house  90  Ann 
Reardon  John,  laborer,  house  36  Tyler 
Reardon  Michael,  laborer,  house  29  Middlesex 
Reardon  Thomas,  laborer,  house  30  Erie 
Reardon  'i'imothy,  laborer,  house  44  N.  Margin 
Rechner  George,  baker,  house  9  East  street  pi. 
Redding  Benj^  B.  (liowker,^  R.),  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Redding  (Jharles,  painter,  98  Court,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Redding  Ebenezer  H.  wharfinger,  E.   B.   Wf.  Co. 

Lewis,  E.  B.  house  5  Sumner 
Redding  Franklin,  machinist,  h.  1 12  Pleasant 
Redding  (Geo.  IV.)  &   Co.   (A.    Williams  S;  G.  M. 

Halihurton),   periodical  depot,  8  State,  house 

24  Carver  ['20  Brighton 

Redding  Harvey,  glass  stainer.    16   Atkinson,    h. 
Redding  Henrietta,  widow,  house  142  Pleasant 
Redding  Lemuel,  grocer,  36   Thacher,  house    135 

I'judicot 
Redding  Lvdia  H.  seamstress,  h.  10  Tileston 
Redding  ^f  argarot,  widow,  house  9  Wheeler's  ct. 
Redding  Wm.  F.  clerk,  29  Tremontrow 
Rcddington  John  11.  bds.  Sumner,  c.  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Reddy  Daniel,  i)avor,  house  B,  near  Fifth 
l{('(ldy  Robert  F.  puddler.  Second,  near  I         [May 
Jicdfcrn  lOdward  C.  watch  maker,  67  Wash.  n.  12 
Rcdfcru  Sarah,  widow,  house  12  May 
Ridficld  Alljcrt,  musician,  house  r.  34  S.  Margin 
Redfield  Sally,  widow,  house  2  Snowhill  place 
Reding  Richard,  tailor,  house  90  Tyler 
Redlon  Cyrus,  boot  maker,  house  South  Russell 
Redly  Conrad,  blacksmith,  house  68  Middlesex 
Redmond  Charles,  tailor,  house  v.  59  Prince 
Reed  Albert,  house  94  Warren 
Reed  Alvan,  hides  and  furs,  15  and  16  Comm'l  wf. 

house  at  S.  Weymouth  [Abington 

Reed  Amos  S.  (.4.  .S,-  A.  S.   Ri'ed  &;  Co.),  house  at 
Reed  Augustus,  house  Marion,  E.  B. 
Reed  Augustus  Mrs.  boarding,  27  Howard 
Reed  A.  &  A.  S.  &  Co.  (Rrac/dey  Shaw,  3d),  grain, 

12  Railroad  block,  Lincoln,  h.  66  Hudson 
Reed  Benj.  F.  h.  43  Tyler    [Bank,  h.  11  Trem't  pi. 
Reed  Benj.  T.  treas.  Mass.  Iron  Co.  rear  Suttblk 
Reed  Caleb,  treas.  S.   Boston   Iron   Co.   2   Central 

wf.  h.  101  Pinckney 
Reed  Charles,  painter,  house  28  Pleasant 
Reed  Charles,  laborer,  house  5  Battery 
Reed  Charles  H.  housewright,  h.  269  Third 
Reed  Charles  M.  house  7  High 
Reed  Charles  S.  h.  24  Chambers      [h.  10  Causeway 
Reed  Charles  T.  provisions,  38  and  40  Cambridge, 
Reed  Charlotte,  boards  4  Franklin  square 
lieed  Daniel,  machinist,  house  12  Curve 
Reed  David,  publisher  Chris.  Register,  22  School, 

house  1  Bedford  place 
Reed  David,  cook,  house  36  Southac 
Reed  Davis,  cabinet  maker,  h.  (J,  n.  Broadway 
Reed  Dexter,  baggage  wagoner,  house  60  Fourth 
Reed  Edward,  boards  1   I'iuc  place 
Reed  Edward  (  WeHinyton  cV  R.),  b.  27  Boylston 
Reed  Edward  C.  cooper,  h.  5  Thacher  ct.     [Bridge 
Reed  Elbridge  G.  iron  foundry,   N.  Grove,  h.  36 
Reed  Elias,  machinist,  house  rear  730  Washington 
Reed  Elihu  H.  28  Long  wf.  house  19  Hancock 
Reed  Eliza  V.  widow,  house  16  Genesee 
Reed  Fanny  F.  teacher,  254  Hanover 
Reed  (GardnerK.)   dt    Wainwright   (//.    C),  com. 

mere.  17  Central  wf.  house  at  Wilmington 
Reed  George,  painter,  house  21  Belmont 
Reed  George,  laborer,  house  rear  24  S.  Cedar 
Reed  George,  teamster,  house  94  Leveret 
Reed  George  A.  bowling,  10  Charlestown 


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Reed  George  A.  boards  58  Salem 

Reed  George  H.  (i^timpson  &;  R.),  house  57  Charles 

Reed  Geoi<>;e  H.  express   wagon,  Maverick   sq.  h. 

Lexington  place 
Reed  George  M.  stone  cutter,  h.  Old  Road 
Reed  George    P.    &    Co.    {G.    D.    RdsscU),  music 

store,  17  Tremont  row,  h.  49  Eliot 
Reed  Gideon  F.  T.  6)  Wash,  house  at  Canton 
Reed  Henry,  cl'k,  11  1-2  Exchange,  h.  4  Quincy  pi. 
Reed  Henry,  painter,  house  1  Greenough  lane 
Reed  Henry,  cooper,  h.  Dove,  n.  Dorchester 
Reed  Henry  A.  (Pierce,  Clark  cV  i?.),  b.  3  Otis  pi. 
Reed  James,  laborer,  bds.  rear  33  Merrimac 
Reed  James  B.  oil,  house  43  Atkinson 
Reed  James  M.  painter,  house  10  Richmond 
Reed  James  W.  461  Wash.  b.  Church,  c.  Piedmont 
Reed  J.  E.  {Wight,  R.  S;  Co.),  86  Milk    [Pinckney 
Reed  John,  boots  and  shoes,  261  Washing,  h.  67 
Reed  John,  laborer,  h.  9  Osborn  place 
Reed  John,  hides  and  furs,  15  and    16  Comm'l  wf. 

house  at  S.  Weymouth  [pi. 

Reed  John,  jr.  (  W.D.  Ticknor  S;  Co.),  h.  11  Milton 
Reed  John  H.  boards  1  Tremont  place 
Reed  Joseph  B.  {Stanwood  .^  R),  9  N.  Market 
Reed  Joseph  W.  paper  carrier,  h.  42  Charlestown 
Reed  Josiah  M.  paper  ruler,  21  Cornhill,  boards  7 

Province  House  ct. 
Reed  Lucy  Mrs.  boarding,  19  Hancock 
Reed  Lyman  (S:  Co.  {David  Reed),  com.  merch'nts, 

103  State,  house  Dudley  st.  Roxbury 
Reed  Margaret  Mrs.  dress  maker,  9.]  Eliot 
Reed  Maria,  boarding,  h.  7  Province  House  court 
Reed  Mary,  widow  of  William,  h.  Orleans,  E.  B. 
Reed  Patrick,  house  23  Williams 
Reed  Phebe,  widow,  house  7  Church    [Charlestown 
Reed  Ransom,  N.   E.   Steam  &   Gas  Pipe   Co.  28 
Reed  Reuben,  harness  maker,  32  Elm,  h.  18  Lynde 
Reed  Robert,  laborer,  house  29  Friend 
Reed  Robert  R.  clerk,  boards  196  Harrison  avenue 
Reed  Rufus  K.  dry  goods,  72  Hanover,  bds.  Havre, 

near  Meridian  [India,  h.  7  Louisburgh  sq. 

Reed  (Sampson)  &  Cutler  (Wtn.  J.),  druggists,  33 
Reed  (Sanniel  G.),  Wade  (Reuben  S.),  &  Co.  (Jos. 

A.  Haines),  wines,  16  N.  Market,  h.  3  Allen 
Reed  Solomon,  housewright,  house  Willow,  c.  Mt. 

Vernon 
Reed  Susan,  widow,  house  12  Bridge  [Chelsea 

Reed  Theodore,  tool  store,  3  Union  block,  h.  at 
Reed  Thomas,  furniture  polisher,  h.  2  Newton  ct. 
Reed  Thomas,  painter,  303  ComT,  h.  26  Snowhill 
Reed  Thomas,  boarding,  26  Ann 
Reed  Thomas  B.  tailor,  boards  26  Ann 
Reed  Thos.  C.  toys,  Ike.  43  South,  house  do. 
Reed  (Timothy)  &  Kenny  (Chaiincey  D.),  produce 

and  fruit,  21  Merchants'  row,  house  37  High 
Reed  Wm.  cooper,  boards  1  Robinson  alley 
Reed  Wm.  harness  maker,  20  Hawley,  h.  51  Eliot 
Reed  Wm.  A.  clerk,  house  60  Fayette 
Reed  Wm.   B.   &  Co.   grocers,  43  Federal,  house 

Maverick,  cor.  Havre,  E.  B.  [60  do. 

Reed  Wm.  C.  provisions,  51  and  53  W.  Cedar,  h. 
Reedy  Maurice  O'KeefFe,  physician  and  surgeon, 

14  West 
Reedy  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  9  Ohio  place 
Rees  John  O.  shipping  office,  76  Commercial 
Rees  Thomas,  laborer,  house  7  Hanover  av. 
Reeves  Benjamin  F.  hair  dresser,  11  Elm  and  14 

Brattle  square,  house  29  May 
Reeves  Dexter,  clerk,  house  73  Silver,  near  B 
Reeves  John,  tailor,  house  9  Merrimac 
Reeves  John,  laborer,  house  20  Williams 
Reeves  Wm.  C.  clerk,  b.  128  Cambridge        [Tyler 
Regally  M.  watches  and  clocks,  4  School,  house  3 
Regan  John,  seaman,  house  1  Jackson  avenue 
Reggio  (A'icho/as)  &  Newell  (C  F.),  commission 

merchants,  31  Central  wharf,  house  57  Summer 
Reid  Barney,  laborer,  house  10  Kingston 
Reid  George  Mrs.  h.  Webster,  n.  Jeffries,  E.  B. 
Reid  James  ¥.  marble  worker,  boards  33  Lincoln 
Reid  John,  machinist,  h.  Athens,  n.  E 


Reid  Joshua  T.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  9  S.  Town- 
send  pi. 
Reid  Mary  Mrs.  house  39  Salem 
Reid  Thomas  B.  carpenter,  house  141  Fourth 
Reinhard  John  D.  wood  and  coal,  opp.  170  Sea,  h. 

at  Dorchester 
Remich  Benjamin,  housewright,  h.  91  W.  Cedar 
Remich  Bculah  F.  h.  732  Wash,  corner  Olive  pi. 
Remich  Samuel  II.  housewright,  h.  3  Kennard  av. 
Remick  (Andoniram)  &  Co.  (N.J.,  ]V.  J.  &;  W.  B. 
Remick),  straw  and  fancy  goods,  176  Hanover 
and  8  Tremont  row,  house  51  Brigliton     [town 
Remick  Hiram  P.  (Chcever  ^  R.).  house  at  Charles- 
Reniick  Irvin,  stucco  worker,  house  2  Pitts  place 
Remick  John  H.  captain,  house  64  Silver,  near  B 
Remick  Joseph,  jr.  machinist,  boards  83  W.  Cedar 
Remick  Jos.  N.  clerk,  10  Elm 

Remick  Noah  J.  (Remick  &;  Co.),  house  at  Chelsea 
Remick  Sarah,  widow,  house  Highland  pi.  E.  B. 
Remick  Warren  J.  (Remick  iSf  Co.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Remick  Wni.  A.  painter,  house  83  W.  Cedar 
Remick  William  13.  (Reiuirk&:  Co.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Remington  S.  R.  teacher  of  music,  b.  7  Oliver  pi. 
Remmes  Theodore,  cordwainer,  Harrison  avenue, 

near  Castle,  house  6  Middlese.K 
Remmonds  Wm.  captain,  house  4  Paris  pi.  E.  B. 
Renakin  Ludwig,  laborer,  house  Noble  place,  E.  B. 
Renton  Peter,  physician,  house  14  Bedford 
Restieaux  Thomas,  druggist,  132  Hanover,  corner 

Cross,  house  I  Eaton 
Rese  Charles,  house  29  E.  Orange  [53  Spring 

Revaleon  Charles  F.  hairdresser,  84Blackstone,  h. 
Revaleon  John  D.  hair  dresser,  115  Blackstone,  h. 

2  N.  Brighton 
Revere  Ed.  H.  R.  boards  122  Tremont  st. 
Revere  Francis,  193  Washington,  bds.  9  Kingston 
Revere  John,  97  State,  house  3  Exeter  place 
Revere  Joseph  W.,  Battery  wf.  h.  122  Tremont 
Reynolds  Charles,  machinist,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Reynolds  Charles  G.,  City  Treas.  Office,  house  at 

Roxbury 
Reynol  Is  Clark,  boards  5Billerica 
Reynolds  Cynthia,  house  33  Washington  square 
Reynolds  Daniel,  boot  maker,  h.  Tyler,  n.  Curve 
Reynolds  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Thacher  avenue 
Reynolds  Edward,  house  5  Pine 
Reynolds  Edward,  jr.  physician,  house  29  Winter 
Reynolds  Edw.  E.,  N.  E.  block,  h.  at  Charlesto^vn 
Reynolds  F.  G.  widow,  h.  Broadway,  n.  Dorchester 
Reynolds  George  C.  8  Clinton,  bds.  5  Billerica 
Reynolds  Geo.  T.  lapidary,  8  Court  av.  h.  27  Gard'n 
Reynolds  Jacob,  chair  painter,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Reynolds  John  P.  house  29  Winter 
Reynolds  Mary,  widow,  house  2  Milton 
Reynolds  Patrick,  polisher,  boards  16  Williams 
Reynolds  Patrick,  handcartman,  h.  38  Endicot 
Reynolds  Samuel,  house  27  Garden  [Garden 

Reynolds  Samuel,  jr.  lapidary,  8  Court  av.  h.  27 
Reynolds  (Samuel  S.)  &  Waitt  (^.),  morocco,  leath- 
er, sumac,  iS:c.  N.  E.  block,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Reynolds  Susan  D.  widow  of  Wm.  h.  14  Wash.  sq. 
Reynolds  Temperance,  house  16  Pinckney 
Reynolds  Thomas,  boards  2  Hersey  place 
Reynolds  Willard,  stevedore,  house  r.  12  Charter 
Reynolds  William,  house  8  Fayette  court 
Reynolds  William,  plumber,  h.  r.  34  S.  Margin 
Reynolds  Wm.  B.  &  Co.  (P.  Grant),  merchants, 

33  Commercial  wf.  house  18  W.  Cedar 
Reynolds  Wm.  J.   &  Co.  (Fred.  A.  Brotni),  pub- 
lishers, 24  Cornhill,  house  at  Roxbury 
Reynolds  Wm.  M.  clerk,  boards  16  Pinckney 
Rhoades  Asa.  H.  15  and  17  Court,  house  41  Carver 
lihoades  C.  H.  cabinet  maker,  house  .351  Tremont 
Rhoades  Charles  W.  machinist,  house  Newland,  n. 

Concord 
Rhoades  Edmund,  teamster,  house  1  Knox 
Rhoades  Jacob,  house  8  Hull 
Rhoades  Lyman,  printer,  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Rhoades  Samuel,  sail  maker,  54  Comm'l,  house  at 
Charlestown 


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Rhoades  Samuel  H.  provisions,  227  Hanover,  h. 

at  Chelsea 
Rhoades  Stephen,  Court,  c.  "Washington 
Rhoades  Wm.  {Harvey  ^  R.),  4  Canal 
Rhoades  Wm.  puddler,  house  First,  near  K 
Rhoades  (  Wm.  J.)  &  Newhall  (//.  T.),  coopers,  149 

Milk,  house  97  Purchase 
Rhodes  Albert  H.  tailor,  33  Wash.  b.  8-5  Bedford 
Rhodes  Allen,  Bos.  &  Me.  depot,  h.  r.  9  Friend 
Rhodes  Henry  A.   ticket  master  B.  &  M.  R.  R.  h. 

rear  9  Friend 
Rhodes  Daniel,  clerk,  F.  H.  Market,  h.  8  Carver 
Rhodes  T.  M.  shoes  and  leather,  67  Fulton,  h.  at 

Lynn 
Rice's  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Rice  Aaron  &  Co.  {T.  G.  Rice),  merchants,  4  Cen- 
tral wharf,  house  at  Cambridge 
Rice  Abraham  M.  (L.  Rice  S^  Co.),  Amer.  House 
Rice  Alexander  H.  {Wilkins,  Carter^  Co.),  29  In- 
diana pi. 
Rice  A.  W.  provisions,  7  the  South  Market 
Rice  Alonzo  P.  V.  housewright,  h.  75  Nashua 
Rice  Augustus  M.  sheet  iron  worker,  h.  Saratoga 
Rice  Betsey,  boarding,  house  2  Wall 
Rice  Charles,  house  12  Franklin 
Rice  Charles,  stevedore,  house  15  Salutation 
Jiiae  {Charles)  &   Wason  (IK;h. ),  palm  leaf  hats, 

69  Pearl,  boards  27  Lyman  place 
Rice  Charles  B.  police  officer,  house  18  Andover 
Rice  {E.  W.  F.)  &  Plummer  (J.  P.),  brewers,  748 

Wash,  house  do. 
Rice  Edward  E.  {Tenney  <Sf  R.),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Rice  Edwin,  constable,  10  Court  square,  h.  Sara- 
toga, E.  Boston 
Rice  Edwin,  118  State,  boards  Marlboro'  Hotel 
Rice  Eliza,  boarding,  13  Gouch 
Rice  Emery,  53  F.  H.  Market,  house  at  Brighton 
Rice  Emery,  jr.  F.  H.  Market,  h.  46  Fayette 
Rice  Francis  W.  junior  ed.  Olive  Branch,  5  Wash. 
Rice  Franklin  {F.  &;  F.  Rice),  b.  Marlboro'  Hotel 
Rice  Freeman  &  Franklin,  grocers,  118  State,  bds. 

Marlboro'  Hotel 
Rice  George,  stevedore,  house  9  Battery 
Rice  {George)  &  Crosby  (£)«(.'(>/),  grocers.  Leveret, 

corner  Brighton,  house  at  E.  Cambridge 
Rice  George  Edward,  counsellor,  30  Court 
Rice  George  H.  clerk,  46  Brattle 
Rice  G.  Woods,  clerk,  32  India,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Rice  Hannah  M.  Mrs.  house  22  Beacon 
Rice  Harriet  Mrs.  house  11  Norfolk  place 
Rice  Henry,  broker,  28  State,  boards  51  Summer 
Rice  Henry  A.   {Denny,  R.  S;  Gardner),  house  25 

Edinboro' 
Rice  Henry  G.  merchant,  house  62  Beacon 
Rice  Henry  W.  99  Washington 
Rice  Homer  {Chapman  &;  Rice),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Rice  Hosea  B.  mason,  house  33  Kingston 
Rice  Israel  C.  &  W.  &  Co.  {R.  Rice),  69  and  71  F. 

H.  Market,  house  14  Allen 
Rice  Israel  M.  {Brett  &:  R),  house  at  Dorchester 
Rice  James,  clerk  Register  Deeds,  h.  2  Rutland 
Rice  James  T.  house  28  Snowhill 
Rice  James  W.  clerk,  16  Water,  h.  Indiana  place 
Rice  Jerome,  boards  62  Belknap  [120  Tremont 

Rice  John  P.  gent's  furnishing  goods,  80  Wash.  h. 
Rice  J.  Willard,  clerk,  boards  29  Indiana  place 
Rice  Lewis  &  Co.  {A.  M.  Rice),  proprietors  Amer- 
ican House,  42  Hanover  [Adams  House 
Rice  Lewis  C.  daguerreotypist,  257  Wash,  boards 
Rice  Loiiis,  millinery,  259"  Wash.  [102  Charles 
Rice  Luther  G.  watch  maker,  226  Washington,  h. 
Rice  Ly Sander  B.  {Tarbell  &;  R.),  b.  City  Hotel 
Rice  Mary  A.  Mrs.  house  rear  98  Fourth 
Rice  Mason  A.  carpenter,   14  Sudbury,  b.  12  Pitts 
Rice  Milo,  coach  maker,  h.  Sumner  place,  E.  B. 
Rice  Mira.  house  718  Washington 
Rice  Nancy,  nurse,  house  5  Leveret 
Rice  {Nathan)  &  Thaxter  {Benjamin),  merchants, 

27  Long  wharf,  house  at  Cambridge 
Rice  Nathan,  distiller,  house  22  Billerica 


Rice  Nelson,  laborer,  house  Old  Road,  S.  B. 

Rice  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  Soiithac 

Rice  P.  A.  dress  maker,  49  1-2  Hanover 

Rice  Philo  W.  cap  maker,  rear  39  Washington 

Rice  Reuben  (/.  C.  *  W.  Rice  &;  Co.),  h.  22  Temple 

Rice  Samuel,  real  estate  broker,  9  State,  boards  40 

Green  [Merrimac,  b.  38  Lowell 

Rice  {Samuel  H.)  &   Nichols   {Otis),   grocers,  50 
Rice  Seth  H.  57  Milk,  house  7  La  Grange  place 
Rice  Thomas  G.  {Aaron  Rice  St;  Co.),  h.  at  Camb. 
Rice  Thomas  J.  boards  10  Channing 
Rice  Timothy,  porter,  house  99  Endicot 
Rice  William,  blacksmith,  house  4  Newton  court 
Rice  William  Rev.  house  62  Poplar  [Pinckney 

Rice  Wm.  it  Co.  com.  mer.  5  Chatham  row,  h.  50 
Rice  Wm.  gilder,  b.  Sumner,  c.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Rice  Wm.  (/.  C.  i^  W.  Rice  ^  Co.),  h.  49  Hancock 
Rice  Wm.  A.  {Vituil  &;  R.),  Causeway,  cor.  Ando- 
ver, house  2  Andover 
Rice  William  B.  house  62  Beacon 
Rice  {Wm.  D.)  &  Jenkins  (A''.),  coppersmiths,  32 

Meirimac,  cor.  Travers,  h.  at  Roxbury  [E.  B. 
Rich  Adoniram,  housewright,  h.  Lexington  place, 
Rich  Benj.,  Am.  Ins.  Co.  54  State,  b.  1  Winthrop 

place 
Rich  Benjamin  S.  steam  planing,  b.  163  Fourth 
Rich  Charles  H.  oysters.  99  Hanover 
Rich  Edward  R.  collector,  h.  Dorchester,  c.  B'way 
Rich  George  B.  grocer,  house  4  Billings  court 
Rich  George  B.  clerk,  house  26  Cross 
Rich  Isaac  {Snow  &;  R.),  house  at  Brookline 
Rich  Isaac  B.,  Plymouth  Express,  7  State 
Rich  Isaac  B.  {Freeborn  &;  Rich),  b.  79  Brighton 
Rich  Isaiah  A.  fish  packer,  house  1  Revere  place 
Rich  Jane  S.  widow,  house  rear  525  Washington 
Rich  John  L.  house  55  Prince 
Rich  Josiah,  laborer,  house  7  Chessman  place 
Rich  Lydia,  house  1  Bulfinch  place 
Rich  Matthias,  jr.  grocer.  Friend,  corner  Travers, 

house  4  Snowhill  court 
Rich   {Michael)  &   Wendell  {Benjamiti),  fish  and 

oysters,  2  Green,  house  at  Charlestown 
Rich  Nelson,  mason,  house  29  Porter 
Rich  Obediah,  silversmith,  7  Chapman  place,  house 

Broadway,  near  K 
Rich  Otis,  45  Pearl,  house  7  Edinboro' 
Rich  Peter  S.  carpenter,  h.  Third,  corner  D 
Rich    Richard,  provisions.  Central  sq.  house  Ben- 
nington, E.  B. 
Rich  Richard,  jr.  trunk  maker,  62  Blackstone 
Rich  Samuel  ('7'.  ,Sr  .S.  Rich),  boards  2  Fleet 
Rich  Sanmel  H.  Mrs.  h.  Suffolk,  corner  Brookline 
Rich  Shebnah,  clothing,  &c.  3  Mercantile  wf.  h.  16 

Tileston 
Rich  Sylvanus,  fish,  92  Federal,  h.   14  Sullivan  pi. 
Rich  Thomas  &  Samuel,  fish.  Fleet,  n.   Hanover, 

boards  40  Fleet 
Rich  Thomas  P.  45  and  47  Pearl 
Rich  Timothv,  collector,  1  1-2  Water,  h.  atMedford 
Rich  Wm.  W.  tailor,  3  1-2  Lindall 
Richards  Ambrose,  42  Milk,  house  at  Roxbury 
Richards  Augustus,  boots  &  shoes,  58  Blackstone, 

h.  at  Quincy  [32  Carver 

Richards  Calvin  A.  (/.  D.   Richards  S;  Son),  house 
Richards  Calvin,  painter,  boards  33  Porter 
Richards  Charles  H.   laborer,  h.  3  Sigourney  place 
Richards  Charles  W.  107  Milk,  boards  21  Somerset 
Richards  David,  painter,  house  B,  near  Fifth 
Richards  Dexter  N.  {H.  Ammidowu  iSf  Co.),  boards 

50  Harrison  avenue 
Richards  Ephraim,  bojirds  50  Harrison  avenue 
Richards  E.  B.  house  25  London      [Wash.  House 
Richards  Edward,   harness  maker,  h.  Wash.  opp. 
Richards  {Francis)  &  Noyes  {Hosea),  painters,  42 

School,  house  12  Osborn  place 
Richards  George  Rev.  house  44  Bedford 
Richards  Geo.  H.  25  Ann,  boards  12  Howard 
Richards  George  H.  &  H.  iron  and  steel,  109  State, 

house  at  Jamaica  Plain  [h.  47  Billerica 

Richards  Geo.  O.  restorator,  Lowell,  c.  Brighton, 


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Richards  Henry,  laborer,  house  17  Norfolk  pi. 
Richards  Henry,  machinist,  boards  2  Sears'  pi. 
Richards  Henry  {George  H.  Sg  H.  Richards),  house 

at  Jamaica  Plain 
Richards  Henry  W.  22  Long  wf.  h.  at  Dedham 
Richards  Isaiah  D.  &  Son  (C.  A.  Richards),  wines, 

porter,  &c.  2-5  Elm,  house  32  Carver 
Richards  James  B.  superintendent  Institution  for 

Idiots,  at  South  Boston 
Richards  Joel,  51  Central  wharf,  h.  65  Tremont 
Richards  John,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  Brookline,  n. 

Tremont  [boards  23  N.  Charles 

Richards  John  L.  watches,  &c.  1  &  2  Holmes'  bl'k, 
Richards   J.    Avery,    register    water    works,    119 

Wash,  and  City  Hall,  b.  22  Warren 
Richards   Joseph,   cooper  and  inspector  of  fish, 

Harris's  wharf,  h.  Com'l,  near  Hull 
Richards  Joseph,  painter,  house  33  Porter 
Richards  Joseph,  sail  maker,  house  33  Marion 
Richards  Joseph  L.  11  1-2  Tremont  row,  house  69 

Pinckney 
Richards  Joseph  R.  house  Myrtle,  c.  Garden 
Richards  Lewis,  carpenter,  boards  11  Dover 
Richards  Lucy  C.  house  1  Tremont  place 
Richards   (Li/smider),  Munn   (Luther),  &  Co.  (B. 

Ho.s/ei/  0?  J.  S.  Li/ons),  stone  cutters.  Sea,  near 

the  bridge,  house  at  Quincy 
Richards  Mary  G.  nurse,  20  Hayward  place 
Richards  Nancy  D.  widow,  h.  22  Warren    [Hanover 
Richards  Norman  P.  2  Commercial  wharf,  h.  r.  202 
Richards  Reuben,  41  S.  Market,  h.  28  Summer 
Richards  Reuben  A.  (Farrar,  R.  &;  Co.),  41  South 

Market,  boards  28  Summer       [at  Charlestown 
Richards    Samuel   C.   (Flint   §  Richards),    house 
Richards  Sarah,  cook,  house  rear  81  Tremont 
Richards  Thomas,  truckman,  h.  r.  69  Endicot 
Richards  Walter  D.,  West  India  goods,  11  Rail- 
road block,  Lincoln,  boards  at  Lynn 
Richards  W.  A.  clerk,  72  Milk,  boards  25  High 
Richards  Wm.  B.  (Farrar,  R.  ^  Co.),  h.  6  Hancock 
Richards  Wm.  C.  (Soule  ^  R.),  b.  Maverick  block 
Richards  William  H.  (Thacher,  Bascom  §  Co.),  b. 

50  Harrison  avenue 
Richards  Wyatt,  mason,  h.  Garden,  c.  Myrtle 
Richardson  Aaron  P.  physician.  36  Green,  h.  do. 
Richardson  Alpha,  shoe  manufac.  29  N.  Market 
Richardson  Alpha  H.  currier,  h.  7  Endicot  court 
Richardson  Ann,  house  rear  26  Belknap 
Richardson  Albert,  carriage  smith,  h.  6  Staniford  pi. 
'  Richardson  Albert,  clothing,  8  Hanover,  house  1 

Allen  court 
Richardson  Alfred,  at  Alger's,  h.  Broadway,  n.  C 
Richardson  Alfred  &  Co.  (George  L.  Richardson), 

com.  merchants,  19  Central,  h.  522  Wash. 
Richardson  A.  J.  21  Pearl 
Richardson  Amos  H.  baker,  8  Brighton,  h.  do. 
Richardson  Atwell,  policeman,  h.  Arnold 
Richardson  Benj.  job  wagon,  bds.  94  Cambridge 
Richardson  Benj.  F.  musician,  33  Court,  house  3 

Champney  pi.  [h.  66  High 

Richardson  Benj.  P.   (J.  Richardson  ^  Brothers), 
Richardson  Betsey,  nurse,  h.  23  Charter 
Richardson  Caroline  S.  Mrs.  teacher  of  music,  34 

Kneeland 
Richardson  Chas.  47  Kilby,  b.  New  Eng.  House 
Richardson  Chas.  express  driver,  bds.  9  Brattle  sq. 
Richardson  Chas.  h.  20  Garland 
Richardson  Chas.  B.  clerk,  82  Hanover 
Richardson  Chas.  H.  19  Central,  h.  522  Wash. 
Richardson  Christopher  C.  livery  stable,  c.  Second 

and  Dorchester,  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Richardson  Edward  G.  porter,  li.  250  Tremont 
Richardson  E.  P.  millinery,  290  Washington 
Richardson  George  B.  &  Co.  (Josiah  Richardson), 

fruit  and  groceries,  1  Market  square,  house  at 

West  Cambridge  [Cambridge 

Richardson   George   C.  (Button,  R.  &;  Co.),  h.  at 
Richardson  George  L.  (A.  Richardson  ^  Co.),  h. 

522  Washington  [Bennet 

Richardson  Geo.  P.  jr.  23  S.  Market,  h.  28  North 


31 


Richardson  Harvey  T.  teamster,  h.  50  N.  Margin 
Richardson  Henry  L.  (Hales,  Page,  §•  R.),  boards 

Revere  House 
Richardson  Hoyt,  refreshments,  44  Long  wf. 
Richardson  Ivory  W.  counsellor,  46  Court,  house 
70  S.  Suffolk  [block,  b.  Maverick  H. 

Richardson  Jackson,  boots  and  shoes,  10  Maverick 
Richardson  Jacob,  agent,  140  Washington,  house 

3  Bulfinch  place 
Richardson  Jas.  confectioner,  549  Wash.  h.  538  do. 
Richardson  James,  cordwainer,  h.  92  Tremont 
Richardson  James  B.  (J.  Richardson  S^  Brothers), 

h.  69  Summer 
Richardson  James  B.  jr.  h.  69  Summer 
Richardson  James  M.  conductor  Boston  and  Prov. 

Railroad,  h.  62  Hudson 
Richardson  Jeffrey  &  Brothers  (James  B.  &;  Benja- 
min P.),  iron  dealers,  2  Central  wf.  h.  79  High 
Richardson  John,  tailor,  h.  5  Norfolk  pi. 
Richardson  John,  paper  hangings,  10  Merrimac 
Richardson  John,  carpenter,  bds.  54  Hudson 
Richardson  John  D.  grocer.  A,  c.  Fourth,  h.  25  A 
Richardson  John  F.  mason,  h.  9  N.  Margin 
Richardson  John  W.  oysters,  105  Cambridge,  h.  9 
Livingston  [don 

Richardson  J.  Q.  A.  printer,  b.  Maverick,  n.  Lon- 
Richardson  Joseph,  commission  merchant,  17  Long 

wf.  h.  24  Lynde 
Richardson  Joseph  (Goodnough  ^  R.),  b.  20  Lincoln 
Richardson  Joseph  B.  cabinet  maker,  Causeway, 

cor.  Friend,  h.  223  Hanover 
Richardson  Joshua  W.,  R.  R.  Exch.  h.  1  Ashland 
Richardson  Josiah  (George  B.  Richardson  ^  Co.), 

h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Richardson  Josiah  B.  agent  N.  E.  Steam  and  Gas 

Pipe  Co.  28  Charlestown,  h.  11  Porter 
Richardson  Josiah  B.  2  Adams,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Richardson  Lewis  G.  importer  cigars,  86  State,  h. 
1  Stoddard  [34  S.  Margin 

Richardson  (Lorenzo)  &  Favor  (James  A.),  bakers, 
Richardson  Louisa,  h.  15  Hanover 
Richardson  Luther  F.  clerk,  bds.  28  Beach 
Richardson  Martha,  h.  Broad,  n.  Summer 
Richardson  Mary  A.  bds.  58  Essex 
Richardson  Milton,  teamster,  h.  33  W.  Orange 
Richardson  Moses  W.  clerk,  29  Federal,  boards 

Marlboro'  Hotel 
Richardson  Nathan,  wheelwright,  90  Portland,  h. 
at  Charlestown  [17  Auburn 

Richardson  Nathan  H.,  Concord  freight  depot,  h. 
Richardson  Nath.  counsellor,  46  Court,  h.  41  Dover 
Richardson  Oliver  L.  (Jameson  S;  R.),  1  Spring  1. 
Richardson  Peter,  produce,  8  Railroad  block,  Lin- 
coln, h.  62  Hudson  [Wright's  ct. 
Richardson  Reuel  P.  machinist,  h.  Athens,  cor. 
Richardson  Rob't,  5  Congress  sq.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Richardson  Sam'l  S.  builders'  materials,  26  Charles- 
town, h.  at  Woburn 
Richardson  Sarah,  house  r.  375  Washington  [pi 
Richardson  Sarah,  milliner,  16  Green,  h.  3  Bulfinch 
Richardson  S.  O.  physician,  15  Hanover,  house  at 

South  Reading 
Richardson  S.  W.  widow,  h.  26  Grove 
Richardson  Thos.  at  Pratt's  clock  rooms.  Union 

block,  h.  at  Reading 
Richardson  Thomas,  truckman,  h.  68  High 
Richardson  Thomas,  h.  45  Essex  [Allen 

Richardson  Thomas  (H.  iV.  Hooper  §  Co.),  h.  50 
Richardson  Thos.  (Gotoen  l^  R.),  h.  at  Watertown 
Richardson  Thos.  E.  clerk,  13  Rowe's  wharf,  h.  62 
Hudson  [11  Milk 

Richardson  Warren  (Stacy,  Richardson,  if  Co.), 
Richardson  Wm.  housewright,  Har.  av.  c.  Fort  av. 
Richardson  Wm.  counsellor,  1  Devonshire,  h.  at 

Dorchester 
Richardson  Wm.  B.  10  Merrimac,  h.  50  Brighton 
Richardson  Wm.  E.  conductor  Boston  &  W.  Rail- 
road, h.  62  Hudson 
Richardson  (Wm.  Fox)  &  Edmond  (i^.),iron  deal- 
ers, 22  Broad,  bds.  51  Summer 


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Richardson  Wm.  H.  clerk,  6  Elm,  bds.  4  Allston 
Richardson  {William  H.  H.)  &  Kendall  {Francis), 

woollen  jToods,  24  Wash.  h.  1  Suffolk  pi. 

Richardson  Wm.  H.  jr.  dry  goods,  102  Hanover, 

h.  at  Maiden  [Reading 

Richardson  Wm.  L.  physician,  15  Hanover,  h.  at  S. 

Richardson  (  Winthrop)  &  Messenger  {F.  A.),  mer. 

tailors,  72  &  74  Wash.  b.  Ex.  Coffee  House 
Riches  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  rear  65  Eliot 
Richmond  Anna,  h.  85  Tyler 
Richmond  Hannah,  widow,  h.  2  Kneeland  pi. 
Richmond  John  H.  agent  P.  &  S.  Railroad  line, 

bds.  American  House 
Richmond  Thomas  H.  8-5  Tyler 
Riehter  Ernest,  book  keeper,  181  Washington 
Richter  It.  furrier,  379^  Washington 
Ricker  Charles  E.  {Keith  S^  R.),  h.  13  Broadway 
Ricker  Daniel  J.  {Leeds  &;'R.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Ricker  David,  watchman,  bds.  22  Gnnch 
Ricker  Edward,  laborer,  house  r.  9  Friend 
Ricker  George  D.  apothecary.  114  Salem 
Ricker  George  W.  mason,  h.  2  Fruit 
Ricker  Horatio  R.  salesman,  66  Hanover 
Ricker  Jolm  G.  house  r.  5  Boylston  pi. 
Ricker  Lewis  C.  93  F.  H.  Market,  h.  at  Charlesto'n 
Ricker  Moses,  truckman,  h.  3  Endicot 
Ricker  V.  P.  &  Co.  {A.  C.  Chase), v/ines,  8  Haver- 
hill, h.  at  Cambridge 
Ricketts  John  T.  {T.  iVatfson  %  Soiis) 
Rickseker  Samuel,  baker,  59  Temple,  h.  do. 
Riddel  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  32  High 
Riddel  Samuel  H.  Rev.  secretary   American  Ed. 

Society,  15  Cornhill 
Riddell  Henry  G.  mariner,  h.  232  Hanover 
Riddle  Bridget,  widow,  h.  Second,  n.  C 
Riddle  Edward,  baker,  h.  9  N.  Brighton 
Riddle  Edward,  carriage  depository,  65  to  73,  and 

30  to  34  Union,  h.  at  Somerville        [39  Myrtle 
Riddle  Enos  S.  &  Co.  restorator,  27  N.  Market,  h. 
Riddle  Isaac  N.,  Custom  House,  h.  10  Allston 
Riddle  James  L.  h.  5  Eaton 

Riddle  William,  10  Water,  bds.  127  Essex 
Riddle  Wm.  C.  27  N.  Market,  bds.  39  Myrtle 
Rider  Archibald,  shipwright,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Rider  Chas.  piano-forte  maker,  b.  234  Harrison  av. 
Rider  John,  laborer,  h.  Olive  pi.  c.  Harrison  av. 
Rider  Margaret,  widow,  bds.  9  Wheeler's  ct. 
Rider  Michael,  laborer,  house  423  Commercial 
Rider  N.  M.  jr.  paper  hangings,  540  Washington, 

h.  6  Ohio  place 
Rider  Nathan  P.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  36  Marion 
Rider  P.  B.  clerk.  Harvard,  c.  South 
Rider  Samuel  C.  paper  hanger,  42  Congress,  boards 

51  Federal 
Ridgway  Henry,  bds.  15  Morton  place 
Ridgway  James,  h.  49  Cambridge 
Ridgway  John   &  Son    {John,  Jr.),  jewellers.   34 

Cambridge,  house  do.  [Cambridge 

Ridgway  John,  jr.   {John  Ridgway  S;  Son),  h.  49 
Ridgway  John  W.  broker,  9  State,  h.l5  Tyler 
Ridgway  Jonathan,  plumber,    1    Court  av.  house 

31  S.  Margin 

Ridgway -Lucy,  widow,  h.  15  Prince  [ville 

Ridgway  Philip  R.  dentist,  127  Court,  h.  at  Somer- 
Ridgway  Samuel  S.  h.  15  Bond 
Ridler  Sam'l  P.  13  Merch.  row,  h.  5  Washburn  pi. 
Ridley  Caroline,  widow,  h.  8  Rochester 
Ridlon  Joseph  H.  6  Diamond  blk.  h.  Maver'k,  E.  B. 
Ridlon  Noah,  carpenter,  Charlestown,  h.  Beverly 
Ridlon  Richard,  housewright,  opp.  44   S.  Margin, 
h.  17  Gouch  [at  Chelsea 

Ridlon  Thomas  H.  hats,  5  &  6  Diamond  block,  h. 
Riedel  John  H.  {Wrir/htingfon  <Sf  R.),  h.  103  Trem. 
Rielly  Philip,  stone  cutter,  h.  19  Garden 
Rierdon  Daniel,  groceries,  27  Oliver,  h.  do. 
Rierdon  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  10  Hamilton 
Rigby  Richard,  h.  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Riggs  Jackson,  watchman,  h.  r.  11  Unity 
Riggs  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  66  Friend,  b.  9  Nashua 
Rignall  Mary  C.  teacher,  7  Central  ct. 


Rikelhaugh  R.  refreshments,  252  Ann 

Riley  Ann,  widow,  h.  1  Langdon  place 

Riley  Bartholomew,  blacksmith,  h.    Bolton,  n.   A 

Riley  Charles,  laborer,  h.  29  W.  Dedhani 

Riley  Charles,  laborer,  h.  13  Adams 

Riley  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Gold,  near  A 

Riley  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  rear  90  Sea 

Riley  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  17  Washington  avenue 

Riley  Dennis,  laborer.  Cove,  c.  Cove  place 

Riley  Edward,  laborer,  h.  20  N.  Margin 

Riley  Edward,  machinist,  bds.  6  Wells  place 

Riley  Harlem,  varnisher,  1  Fayette  court  [ley 

P>.iley  Hazen  K.  hats,  caps,  &c.  78  Ann,  h.  21  Grid- 

Riley  Hugh,  h.  Ontario,  n.  Swan  [h.  102  Chambers 

Riley  {Huyh)  &  Griner  (/.  //.),  slaters,  46  Beverly, 

Riley  James,  tailor,  39  Merchants'  row 

Riley  James,  laborer,  h.   14  A,  near  Fourth 

Riley  James,  laborer,  h.  209  Broad 

Riley  James,  blacksmith,  h.  28  Suffolk 

Riley  James,  h.  rear  33  Merriniac 

Riley  John,  laborer,  h.  7  E.  Orange 

Riley  John  {Mitchell  &;  R.),  h.  atE.  Cambridge 

Riley  John,  laborer,  86  Broad 

Riley  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  11  S.  Margin 

Riley  John,  blacksmith,  h.  c.  Lehigh  and  Albany 

Riley  John,  trader,  h.  9  Sullivan  place 

Riley  John,  carpenter,  h.  3  Osborn  place 

Riley  John,  laborer,  h.  Everett,  near  Orleans 

Riley  John,  31  Atkinson 

Riley  John,  tailor,  h.  2  Wendell 

Riley  John,  glass  cutter,  h.  Dove,  n.  Dorchester 

Riley  John,  tailor,  h.  54  Union 

Riley  John,  laborer,  h.  Noble  place 

Ptiley  John  H.  clerk,  h.  3  Suffolk  place 

Riley  Margaret,  widow,  h.  22  Suffolk 

Riley  IMargarct,  tailoress,  h.  1  Williams  court 

Riley  ^lichael,  h.  2  Poplar  court 

Riley  Michael,  laborer,  h.  r.  W.  Dedham 

Riley  Michael,  laborer,  h.  146  Purchase 

Riley  Michael,  plumber,  1  Richmond,  b.  19  Garden 

Riley  Owen,  laborer,  Wendell,  corner  Oliver 

Riley  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  A,  near  Fifth 

Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  48  S.  Margin 

Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  68  Friend 

Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Ferry  wf.  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Athens,  near  A 

Riley  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  8  Canal 

Riley  Patrick,  counsellor,  1  Court  House 

Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  22  Erie 

Riley  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  20  Suffolk 

Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Washington  square 

Riley  Peter,  machinist,  h.  2  J  Suffolk 

Riley  Peter,  plumber,  bds.  19  Garden 

Riley  Philip,  seaman,  h.  4  N.  Federal  court 

Riley  Philip,  slater,  h.  17  East  [r.  11  Adams 

Riley  Richard,  auctioneer,  1  &  2   Diamond  bl'k,  h. 

Riley  Sarah,  washing,  h.  rear  22  Friend 

Riley  Simon,  carpenter,  bds.  46  Portland 

Riley  Thomas,  h.  2  Oxford  place 

Riley  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Lancaster  court 

Riley  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  rear  46  Merriniac 

Riley  Thos.  laborer,  h.  r.   Springfield,  near  Wash. 

Riley  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  7  E.  Orange 

Riley  Wm.  clothing,  22  Brattle,  h.  1  Sonthac  ct. 

Riley  William  H.  cl  k,  72  Hanover,  b.  1  Fayette  ct. 

Rimbach  Lewis,  music  teacher,  bds.  9  Billerica 

Rindge  Samuel  B.  {Parker,  Wilder,  ^  Parker),  h. 

at  East  Cambridge 
Rines  George,  stevedore,  h.  449  Commercial 
Ring  James  H.  actor,  bds.  35  Pitts 
Ring  Jemima,  widow,  h.  13  Lincoln 
Ring  John,  junk,  5  Wharf,  h.  do. 
Ring  John,  laborer,  h.  227  Broad 
Ring  Michael,  laborer,  h.  78  South 
Ring  Michael,  h.  11  Sullivan  place 
Ring  Nathaniel,  teamster,  h.  1  Crescent  court 
Ring  Nathaniel,  gilder,  h.  53  Warren 
Ring  Reuben  G.  bonnets  and  millinery,  17   Hano- 
ver, bds.  8  Morton  place 
Ring  Washington  A.    housewright,  h.  13  Lincoln 


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Ring  William,  h.  185  Hanover 
Ring  Wm.  L.  carpenter,  bds.  8  Spring 
Ring  Wm.  P.  chair  painter,  h.  Hooton  ct.  E.  B. 
Rioiden  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Riorden  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland 
Riorden  Wm.  laborer,  h.  148  Ann 
Riorden  Wm.  laborer,  h.  1  Hanover  avenue 
Riplej'  A.  A.  asst.  attend't  Lunatic  Hospital,  S.  B. 
Ripley  Abigail  Mrs.  h.  Margaret,  cor.  Sheafe 
Ripley  Ann,  widow  of  George,  h.  8  Ohio 
Ripley  C.  Gore,  counsellor,  9  Court  square 
Ripley  Isaac  T.,  Custom  House,  h.  475  Com'l 
Ripley  Joseph,  cooper,  Ripley's  wf.  h.  47-i  Com'l 
Ripley  Joseph  W.  book  binder,  h.  r.  30  Chambers 
Ripley  Lyndon,  iron  founder,  h.  13  E.  Canton 
Ripley  Lysander,  police  officer,  b.  Belmont,  opp. 

Lane  place 
Ripley  Ransom,  truckman,  bds.  7o  Curve 
Ripley  Richard  J.  31  Hanover,  h.  19  Stillman 
Ripley  Robert,  cooper,  Ripley's  wf.  h.  475  Com'l 
Ripley  Samuel,  house  21  Pitts 
Ripley  Samuel  W.  (Driffr/s  §•  B.),  h.  21  Pitts 
Ripley  Wm.  Z.  boarding  house,  63  Bedford 
Rippon  Geo.  C.  musician,  bds.  8  La  Grange  place 
Rising  Darius  {Childs,  Hills,  S^-  R.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Ritchie  Geo.  R.  (>S'.  Ritchie  ^  Co.),  h.  Sumner 
Ritchie  Harrison,  counsellor,  19  Court,  h.  82  Beac'n 
Ritchie  Jas.  housewright,  4  Haverhill,  h.  10  Salem 
Ritchie  Samuel  &  Co.  (G.  R.  Ritchie),  dry  goods, 

6  Sumner,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Ritchie  Uriah  &  John,  masons,  h.  294  Hanover 
Ritchie  William,  tailor,  h.  Third,  near  A 
Ritter  Ann,  house  3  Beach 

Rivels  Margaret,  widow,  h.  Har.  av.  c.  Tyler  ct. 
Riverfield  Joseph,  mariner,  h.  Robinson  lane 
Rivers  Edward,  printer,  4  Washington 
Rivers  George  Henry,  tailor,  h.  51  Belknap 
Rivers  Jas.  H.  ship  broker,  5  Com'l,  b.  N.  E.  House 
Rivers  Richard,  stevedore,  h.  Cheever  pi.  E.  B. 
Rivers  AVilliam,  machinist,  bds.  Maverick,  c.  New 
Rixon  John,  laborer,  h.  2S  Hamilton  [Pleasant 

Rix  (Oscar)  &  Coifin  (Ga/e«). pattern  makers,  h.lOl 
Roach  Anastasia,  h.  7  South  st.  court  [dell 

Roach  Cornelius,  grocer,  27  Hamilton,  h.  6   Wen- 
Roach  Daniel,  laborer,  h-  South,  near  Harvard 
Roach  James,  laborer,  h.  4  Lewis 
Roach  John,  laborer,  h.  Humphrey  place 
Roach  John,  brass  finisher,  h.  7  Fayette  court 
Roach  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  13  S.  Margin 
Roach  John,  blacksmith,  h.  90  Tyler 
Roach  John,  boiler  maker,  h.  Silver,  near  B 
Roach  John,  groceries,  163  Broad,  h.  do. 
Roach  John,  waiter,  h.  17  Vine 
Roach  Joseph,  housewright,  h.  Athens,  near  D 
Roach  Martin,  laborer,  h.  23  Suffolk 
Roach  Martin,  grocer,  41  Atkinson 
Roach  Michael,  laborer,  h.  108  Broad 
Roach  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  162  Harrison  avenue 
Roach  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  18  Hamilton 
Roach  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  Second,  near  A 
Roach  William,  laborer,  11  Water 
Roach  Wm.  M.  carpenter,  h.  Third,  near  C 
Roane  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  54  Nashua 
Roany  John,  boot  fitter,  h.  9  Lowell  pi.     [Chelsea 
Roath  Charles,  architect,  8   Joy's   building,  h.   at 
Roath  Charles,  jr.  printer,  Chronotype  office 
Robb  James  B.  11  Court  House,  h.  17  Harrison  av. 
Robbins  Asa,  bds.  Maverick,  cor.  Paris 
Robbins  Abigail,  boarding,  3  Jackson  place 
Robbins  Alexander,  restorator,  cellar  62.^  Com'l 
Robbins  Chandler  Rev.  HI  Wash.  h.  at  Milton 
Robbins  Chandler,  h.  4  Norfolk  place 
Robbins  Charles,  master  H.  of  Correction,  S.  B. 
Robbins  Charles  G.  8  Tremont  row,  opp.  Hanover 
Robbins  Daniel,  coppersmith,  bds.  3  La  Grange  pi. 
Robbins  Eli,  upholsterer,  h.  14  Billerica         [st.  pi. 
Robbins  Elizabeth  G.  nurse,  h.   Canton,  c.  Canton 
Robbins  Ebenezer,  h.  5  S.  Cedar 
Robbins  Edward  H.  agent  Northampton  Woollen 

Manuf.  Co.  46  Kilby,  h.  45  Summer 


Robbins  Fanny,  nurse,  h.  7  N.  Russell 
Robbins  George,  36  Fulton,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Robbins  George  W.  music  and  umbrellas,  83  Court, 

h.  18  Marion 
Robbins  Harriet,  widow,  h.  G  La  Grange  pi.  [Hotel 
Robbins    H.    S.,  Greenfield    expressman,    Quincy 
Robbins  Ira,  house  9  Stillman 
Robbins  Isaac  H.  cordwainer,  h.  1  Tileston 
Robbins  John,  B.  &  W.  freight  house,  h.  23  Orange 
Robbins  John  M.  bowling   saloon,  353   Wash,  and 

10  Sudbury,  h.  Eliot,  cor.  Carver 
Robbins  Joseph,  wood  and  coal,  Cunningham's  wf. 

house  Maverick,  corner  Paris,  E.  B. 
Robbins  Jos.  H.  clerk,  house  6  Fleet 
Robbins  Joseph  W.  {Hohart  H^  R.),h.  at  Roxbury 
Robbins  (Joshua)  &  Russell  (J.),  48  F.  H.  Market, 

house  at  West  Cambridge  [Dedham 

Robbins  Josiah  G.  housewright,  h.  Suffolk,  corner 
Robbins  Lavina,  widow,  house  11  Carver 
Robbins  Lewis,  laborer,  house  6  Southac 
Robbins  Lois  J.  fancy  goods,  161  Hanover 
Robbins  Lydia,  boarding,  3  Lowell 
Robbins  Nancy,  h.  New,  n.  Sumner        [Cambridge 
Robbins  Nathan,  jr.  33  &  33  F.  H.  M.  Ii.  at   West 
Robbins  Nath'l  R.  shoe  maker,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Robbins  (Robert)  &  Paige  (O.  E.),  wood  and  coal, 

Otis's  wharf,  and  40  India,  h.  3  Linwood  place 
Robbins  Robert  L.  dentist,  3  Howard.  ho\ise  do. 
Robbins  Samuel,  91  Washington,  h.  at  Melrose 
Robbins  Shepard,  wood  and  coal,  Tileston's  wharf, 

house  4  Linwood  place 
Roberts  Alfred  A.,  Custom  House,  h.  269  Tremont 
Roberts  Andrew  J.,  Post  Office,  h.  102  Hudson 
Roberts  Ann,  boards  1  Alden 
Roberts  Benjamin  F.  printer,  house  2  Barton 
Roberts  Benj.  boarding,  h.  58  Fourth,  n.  Turnpike 
Roberts  Betsey,  tailoress,  boards  3  r.  2)1  Hanover 
Roberts  Bradford,  shoe  maker,  house  Athens,  n.  D 
Roberts  Catharine  E.  foreign  leeches,  102  Hudson 
Roberts  Charlotte  A.  boarding,  8  Howard 
Roberts  Chas.  (G.  W.  Adams\\-  Co  ),  h.  r.  46  Myrtle 
Roberts  (Charles  H.)  &  Messick  (/.),  furniture,  &c. 

71  Cambridge,  house  rear  36  Southac 
Roberts  Charles  O.  furniture,  house  33  Southac 
Hobevts  (David)  &   Edmunds  (G.),  trunk  manu- 
factory. Court,  c.  Howard,  house  9  Carroll  pi. 
Roberts  Davis  P.  clerk  Custom  House,  h.  19  Dover 
Roberts  F.  R.  house  73  W.  Cedar 
Roberts  (Geo.)  &  Garfield  (IVm.  H.),  Daily  Times, 

office  3  State,  boards  Tremont  House 
Roberts  George,  truckman,  h.  Thacher  avenue 
Roberts  Geo.  R.  machinist,  boards  18  Dover  place 
Roberts  James,  housewright,  house  64  Billerica 
Roberts  James,  blacksmith,  boards  6  Nashua 
Roberts  James  A.  43  Shoe  and  Leather 
Roberts  James  W.  fruit,  &c.  8  South  Market,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Roberts  J.  F.  boards  I  Norfolk  avenue       [Chelsea 
Roberts  John,  cabinet  maker,  14  Water,  house  at 
Roberts  John,  marble  worker.  Friend,  corner  Tra- 

vers.  house  at  Somerville 
Roberts  John,  rictger,  house  rear  11  Unity 
Roberts  John,  chemist,  h.  Second,  n.  Dorchester 
Roberts  John  C.  (Robinson  S^  R.),  h.  21  Spring 
Roberts  John  G.  &  Co.  (John  P.  Fairban/cs),  book 

binders,  8  Water,  house  rear  107  Pleasant 
Roberts  John  H.  book  keeper,  38  Brattle 
Roberts  John  L.  whitener  and   colorer,  Chapman 

place,  house  723  Washington 
Roberts  John  P.  clerk,  25  Bromfield.  b.  Adams  H. 
Roberts  John  Q.  A.  printer,  boards  69  Poplar 
Roberts  John  W.  painter,  house  1  Sturgis  place 
Roberts  Joseph,  house  18  Warren 
Roberts  Joseph  D.  builder,  house  25  Lowell 
Roberts  Joseph  F.  machinist,  boards  6  Winthrop 
Roberts  Nicholas  P.  ship  joiner,  303  Commercial, 

house  67  Friend 
Roberts  Orin,  teamster,  h.  1  Paris  pi.   [Athens,  n.  E 
Roberts  Orin  B.  cordwainer,  202  Broadway,  house 
Roberts  Ralph,  laborer,  house  3  Brighton  court 


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Roberts  Ralph,  jr.  waiter,  house  3  Brighton  court 
Roberts  Rebecca,  house  5  Arch 
Roberts  Reuben,  housewright,  house  54  Essex,  op- 
posite Edinboro'  [Leveret 
Roberts  Reuben,  fruit,  &c.  52  Brattle,  house  104 
Roberts  Richard  S.  mason,  Chapman  place,  house 

Lamson  court.  East  Boston 
Roberts  Robert  Mrs.  house  G  Hancock 
Roberts  Sam'l  (G.  W.  Adams  if  Co.),  h.  at  Woburn 
Roberts  Samuel,  hackman,  boards  27  Common 
Roberts  Samuel  B.  house  7  Maiden 
Roberts  Sarah,  boards  1  Alden      [house  72  Lowell 
Roberts  Stilhnan  K.  stoves,  &c.  43  &  45  Bluckstone, 
Roberts  Susan,  widow,  house  4  Wheeler's  court 
Roberts  S.  W.  {Kniyht  &;  R.),  14  Franklin 
Roberts  Thomas  J.  mason,  house  ',)  Wall 
Roberts  Timothy,  laborer,  house  18  Stilhnan 
Roberts  Wm.  moulder,  house  rear  Fifth,  near  C 
Roberts  Wm.  S.  shipwright,  h.  Webster,  n.  Orleans 
Roberts  Wolston    R.   plumber,   418  Washington, 

h.  19  Kneeland 
Robertson  Alexander,  clerk,  house  69  Friend 
Robertson  Anna,  boys'  clothing,  h.  34  Broadway 
Robertson  Charles   M.  carpenter,  8  Wilson   lane, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Robertson  Daniel  (J.  M.  Mayo  ^  Co.),  stone  cutter, 

Lehigh,  corner  South,  house  111  Hudson 
Robertson  George,  3  Lewis  wf.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Robertson  John,  type  founder,  house  19  Williams 
Robertson  John,  laborer,  house  K,  near  Seventh 
Robertson  (John   A.)    ^c   ]Moulton  [Geort/c),    stair 

builders,  Milldam,  h.  at  Roxb'y    [at  Charlest'n 
Robertson  John  C.  tobacco  dealer,  3  Lewis  wf.  h. 
Robertson  Mary,  milliner,  34  Broadway 
Robertson  {Richard)  &.    Co.  {T.  11.  Gibby),  shade 

and  landscape  painters,  293  Wash.  h.  9  Groton 
Robertson  William,  house  rear  80  Tremont 
Robertson  Williani  C.  house  6(j  Essex 
Robertson  William  H.  carpenter,  house  54  Tyler 
Robic  John  A.  cutter,  13G  Washington 
Robie  Levi  (Cushiiu/  &;  R.),  Charlest'n,  c.  Beverly 
Robins  Josiah,  rope  maker,  Milldam,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Robins  Richard,   counsellor,   27    State,   house  95 

Mount  Vernon 
Robinson  Albert,  92  Milk,  house  at  Chelsea 
Robinson  Alfred,  seaman,  house  9  Southac  place 
Robinson  Ann,  house  135  Hudson,  corner  Curve 
Robinson  Augustus,  house  Suttblk,  near  Canton 
Robinson  Burley,  clerk,  house  1  I'leasant  st.  court 
Robinson  Christopher  S.  laborer,  h.  55  Brighton 
Robinson  Clara,  boarding.  Beach,  corner  Hudson 
Robinson  Daniel,   kitchen    furnishing    and    fancy 

goods,  94  Court,  house  28  Grove 
Robinson  Daniel  T.  stabler,  9  Elm,  house  GO  Lowell 
Robinson  David,  caulker,  house  Maverick,  n.  New 
Robinson  David  T.  pilot,  h.  Sumner,  near  Jeii'ries 
Robinson  Eben,  hatter,  boards  Richmond  House 
Robinson  Ebenezer  P.  {Briyys  A-  U.),  b.  106  Salem 
Robinson  Edward  F.  {Cutler  Sf  11.),  h.  G7  Tremont 
Robinson  Edwin  F.  clerk,  boards  4  Mt.  Vernon  av. 
Robinson  Elijah  {J.  Barrett  S^  Co.),  house  32  Oak 
Robinson  EUenora  M.  seamstress,  h.  Barre  place 
Robinson  Enoch,  locks  and  knobs,  4  Washington, 

house  at  Somerville  [at  Somcrville 

Robinson  Ezra  B.  {G.   W.  Robinson  S;  Co.),  house 
Robinson  Frederick  R.  (Hall  S;  JL),  h."  86  Chambers 
Robinson  George,  carpenter,  li.  191  Fourth,  n.  D 
Robinson  George  C.  G  Tremont  row,  h.  26  S.  Russell 
Robinson  George  Crosby,  ag't  E.  B.  Salt  Co.  4  S. 

Market,  boards  3  Bowdoin  sq.  [S.  Hotel 

Robinson  Geo.  M.  counsellor,  19  Court,  boards  U. 
Robinson  {Geo.  W.),   Wiggin    {James    N.),  &    Co. 

{Bradley  N.  Cuinhu/s),  commission  merchants, 

29  India,  house  at  Lexington 
Robinson  G.  W.  &  Co.  {Ezra  B.  Robinson),  locks, 

knobs,  &c.  4  Richmond,  house  at  Somerville 
Robinson  Gilnian  B.  keeper,  house  26  Nashua 
Robinson  Helen,  dress  maker,  boards  101  Pleasant 
Robinson  {Henry)  &  Roberts  {J.  C),  painters,  12 

Green,  house  at  Grantville 


Robinson  Henry  E.  locksmith,  h.  1  Carroll  place 
Robinson  Henry  H.  teamster,  house  37  Lowell 
liobinson  Hollis,  clerk,  boards  61  Poplar 
Robinson  H.  W.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Ro.xbury 
Robinson  James,  teacher   Bowdoin  School,  house 
9  Ashland      [Commercial  wf.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Robinson  James,  truckman,  23  Long  wharf,  and  21 
Robinson  James,  stone  cutter,  h.  rear  147  Fourth 
Robinson  J.  H.  physician,  36  Green 
Robinson  John,  polisher,  h.  35  Hudson  [W.  Cedar 
Robinson  John,  Indian  medicines,  42  Brattle,  h.  106 
Robinson  John,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  27  Hudson 
Robinson  John,  cabinet  maker,  boards  32  Lowell 
Robinson  John,  7  Merchants'  row,  b.  4  Sewall  pi. 
Robinson  John,  mess.  State  House,  b.  96  Leveret 
Robinson  John,  housewright,  h.  222  Hanover 
Robinson  John,  house  46  Prince 
Robinson  John,  French  polisher,  293  Washington 
Robinson  John  B.  {Fiaherif  Co.),  house  60  Dover 
Robinson  John  C.  clerk,  house  46  Prince 
Robinson  John  H.  clerk,  boards  74  Temple 
Robinson  John  J.  laborer,  house  rear  39  Salem 
Robinson  John  P.  brass  nail  maker,  h.  Broadway, 

between  I  and  K. 
Robinson  John  R.  broker,  31  State 
Robinson  John  S.  freight  agent  E.  R.  R.  17  Mer- 
chants' row,  boards  Maverick  House,  E.  B. 
Robinson  John  W.  {Sedylcy  &  R.),  h.  r.  33  Poplar 
Robinson  John  W.  stevedore,  house  28  Hull 
Robinson  Jos.  laborer,  h.  r.  41  Prince       [at  Dorch. 
Robinson  Joseph  D.  ( ]Vare,  Deniond,  If  Co.),  bds. 
Robinson  Joseph  W.  stone  cutter,  bds.  79  Albany 
Robinson  {Josiah  S.)   &   Holbrook    {Jesse),  W.  I. 
goods,  3  and  4  Canal  block,  Blackstoi«c,  h.  17 
Richmond         [Ilichborn  block),  h.  29  Charles 
Robinson  J.  P.  Rev.  missionary  to  seamen,  (church 
Robinson  J.  P.  com.  mer.  1  Commercial  wf.  house 

Highlands,  Roxbury 
Robinson  Lutlier,  teaclier  English  High  School 
Robinson  Lyman,  boarding,  144  Hanover 
Robinson  Marcus  T.  house  36  Tremont 
Robinson  Mary  A.  widow,  house  106  Salem 
Robinson  Mary  A.  vest  maker,  1  Salem  place 
Robinson  Nathan,  house  Meridian,  E.  B.     [Poplar 
Robinson  Nelson,  provisions,  20  !Merrimac,  h.  61 
Robinson  Orren,  36  F.  H   Market,  h.  at  W.  Camb. 
Robinson  Rufus  Iv.  house  3  Gi-oton  [ryport 

Robinson  R.  &  R.  shoes,  19  Fulton,  h.  at  Newbu- 
Robinson  lieuben  T.  painter  and  glazier,  7  Rich- 
mond, house  17  Cooper  [Grove 
Robinson  Seth,  housewright,  20  Harvard  pi.  h.  13 
Robinson  Shadrach,  flour,  6  and  7  City  wf.  house 
53  Chambers  [h.  60  Charles 
Robinson  Silvanus  W.  counsellor,  18  Mass.  block, 
Robinson  Thomas,  shipwright,  h.  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Robinson  Tliomas,5  Long  wf.  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Robinson  Thomas  W.    {S.    Q.    Cochran  Sj  Co.),  h. 

9  Cottage  place 
Robinson  Tilon,  carrier,  house  2  Morton  court 
Robinson  T.  L.  &  Co.  (/•'.  //.  Lewis,)  com.  merchs. 

1  Commercial  wf.  house  at  Roxbury 
Robinson  Walter  C.  shoes  and  leather,  57  Fulton 
Robinson  AValter  S.  housewright,  bds.  16  Albion 
Robinson  Wm   confectioner,  h.  3  Livingston  pi. 
Robinson  Wm.  house  90  Chambers 
Robinson  Wm.  clerk,  house  7  Curve 
Robinson  Wm.  blacksmith,  h.  c.  Third  and  D 
Robinson  Wm.  tender,  3  Lindall,  h.  22  Belknap 
Robinson  AVm.  baker,  Clark,  c.  Ann,  h.  do. 
Robinson  AVm.  A.  mariner,  h.  r.  2  Vine     [Central 
Robinson  Wm.  B.  (T.  B.  Wales  c^r  Co.),  Broad,  c. 
Robinson  Wm.  /.  book  keeper,  h.  55  Brighton 
Roby  Dexter  .^-  Co.  (S.   C.    Chandler  .Sf  .V.  Carr), 

wood  and  lime,  Goodnow's  wf.  h.  9  Leveret 
Roche  Christopher,  cooper,  h.  A,  cor.  Third 
Roche  Daniel,  shoe  maker,  227  Broad,  house  do. 
Roche  David,  tailor,  house  30  Washington  sq. 
Roche  Edward,  grocer,  42  Salem,  house  do. 
Roche  Sarah  F.  tailoress,  h.  Essex,  c.  Lincoln 
Rocheford  Henry,  cook,  4  Court  square 


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Rochford  Elizabeth,  groceries,  20  East,  house  do. 
Rochlord  Thomas,  carpenter,  bds.  16  Williams 
Rock  Barney,  printer,  house  19  Garden 
Rockwell  Lawton,  house  111  Hudson       [Boylston 
Rockwood  Aaron   W.    stable,    Boylston   sq.   h.  27 
Rockwood  Calvin  P.  painter,  h.  Fourth,  near  E 
Rockwood  Edward  O.  8  Court 
Rockwood  N.  T.  41  Broad,  boards  27  Howard 
Roddan  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  12  Federal  court 
Roddon  Patrick,  laborer,  house  45  Causeway 
Roden  Patrick,  4G  Ann,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Rodgers  Joseph  {Wm.  J.  Rodney  i^  Co.),  h.  Bor- 
der, E.  B.  [ter,  h.  do. 
Rodman  Andrew  J.  fruit  and  refreshments,  1  Char- 
Rodman  Chas.  G.  shoe  maker,  h.  2  Brighton  st.  av. 
Rodney  Wm.  J.  &  Co.  {J.  Blunt,  J.  Rodyers  §  /. 

Fisher),  riggers,  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Roe  McDermot,  laborer,  h.  r.  10  Andover  [S.  Hotel 
Roelker  Bernard,  counsellor,  39   Court,  boards  U. 
Roers  R.  blacksmith,  house  Fifth,  near  B 
Roessle  John,  house  W.  Canton,  n.  Tremont 
Roffe  Matthew,  boots  and  shoes,  294  1-2  Wash.  h. 

at  Roxbury 
Rogan  Edward,  laborer,  house  30  Thacher 
Rogan  Matthew,  laborer,  house  21  Atkinson 
Rogers  A.  B.  painter,  house  2  Auburn  court     [bl'k 
Rogers  Albert  (Lum,  Rogers,  S^  Co.),  4  Blanchard's 
Rogers  Albert  C.  grocer,  Hudson,  c.  Curve,  house 

160  Hudson 
Rogers  Alvan,  house  9  Tyler 
Rogers  Ann  Mrs.  dress  maker,  166  Hanover 
Rogers  Artemas  &    Sons   (Saninel  F.  &;  Chas.  H.), 
varnish  manufacturers,  5  Haymarket  sq.  house 
at  Chelsea  [Court  av.  h.  30  Pearl 

Rogers  Augustus,   manufacturer  of  silver  ware,  1 
Rogers  Benjamin,  flour  and  grain,  34  &  36  E.  R.  R. 

wf.  house  42  West  Cedar 
Rogers  Benjamin  H.  spring  maker,  h.  8  Lathrop  pi. 
Rogers  Charles  H.  (A.  Rogers  is  Sons),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Rogers  Charles  J.  house  rear  10  Hawkins         [son 
Rogers  Charles  M.  {John  Rogers  ^  Son,),  h  81  Hud- 
Rogers  Charles  O.  clerk,  12  State,  h.  1  Franklin 
Rogers  Daniel,  laborer,  house  3  Portland  place 
Rogers  Edward,  boards  30  Lincoln 
Rogers  Edward,  laborer,  house  482  Commercial 
Rogers  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  Second,  n.  Dorchester 
Rogers  George,  treas.   Douglass   Axe  Co.  19  Bat- 
terymarch,  house  6  Garland  [land 

Rogers  George  B.  com.  mer.  13  India,  h.  10  Gar- 
Rogers  G.  F.  clothing,  560  Washington,  house  12 
Second  [Hudson 

Rogers  George  M.  furniture,  1  and  2  Salem,  b.  81 
Rogers  Harvev,  land  agent,  Maverick  sq.  h.  Paris, 

opp.  Hotel,  E.  B. 
Rogers  Henry,  printer,  house  58  Bedford 
Rogers  Henry,  proprietor  Eagle  Hotel,  24  Ann 
Rogers  Henry,  jr.  {Sleeper  ^  R.),  house  at  Milton 
Rogers  Henry  B.  counsellor,  39  Court,  h.  5  Joy  pi. 
Rogers  Hiram  P.  fruit  and  produce,  8  Charlestown, 

house  at  Somerville 
Rogers  James,  mariner,  house  4  Powars  court 
Rogers  James,  Post  Office,  house  104  Tremont 
Rogers  James   H.  agent  N.    York   Tremont  Line 

Packets,  City  wf.  boards  Pavilion 
Rogers  James  S.  boards  24  Cooper 
Rogers  Jane,  widow,  house  rear  4  Plymouth  place 
Rogers  John   &   Son  {C.   M.),   furniture,  1  and  2 

Salem,  house  81  Hudson 
Rogers  John,   treas.  Vermont   &   Mass.   Railroad 

Co.  11  Railroad  Exchange,  house  at  Roxbury 
Rogers  John,  tailor,  boards  6  X.  Russell 
Rogers  John,  clothing,  12  Brattle,  h.  3  Poplar  ct. 
Rogers  John  Gorham,  21  Court  sq.  h.  27  W.  Orange 
Rogers  John  Gray,  b.  8  Bowdoin 
Rogers  John  Gray,  Justice  Police  Court  and  coun- 
sellor, 19  Court  [row,  h.  89  Summer 
Rogers  John    H.    shoes   and  leather,  11  Tremont 
Rogers  John  L.  chair  painter,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Rogers  JohnK.  book  keeper,  b.  28  Carver 
Rogers  John  0.  teamster,  b.  Liverpool,  n.  Sumner 


Rogers  John  P.  42  Pearl,  house  at  Maiden 
Rogers  John  S.  dry  goods,  509  Wash.  h.  53  Marion 
Rogers  John  W.  com.  mer.  70  State,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Rogers  John  AV.  clerk,  18  Milk,  b.  Amer.  House 
Rogers  John  W.  H.  painter,  6  Wash.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Rogers  Joseph  A.  housewright,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Rogers  Joseph  S.  boards  24  Charter 
Rogers  Joseph  S.  clerk,  h.  52  Billerica  [c.  Charter 
Rogers  Joseph  S.  cooper.  Battery  wf.  house  Unity, 
Rogers  Joshua,  h.  Everett,  n.  Jeffries     [Brookline 
Rogers  Lawrence,  planing  mill,    Groton,  house  5 
Rogers  Lewis  B.  mason,  house  2  ^Etna  place 
Rogers  Louisa  Mrs.  nurse,  39  Carver 
Rogers  Luther,  captain,  house  London,  E.  B. 
Rogers  Lydia  A.  boarding,  58  Federal 
Rogers  Mary  Mrs.  house  24  Charter 
Rogers  Moses,  trader,  house  39  Ann 
Rogers  Oliver,  express  wagon,  house  10  Lowell 
Rogers  Patrick,  waiter  Trcm.  House,  h.  104  Trem. 
Rogers  Patrick,  blacksmith,  Maverick,  c.  Havre 
Rogers  Patrick,  jr.  house  55  Marion 
Rogers  Robert  B.  38  Union,  house  31  Poplar 
Rogers  Samuel,  gilder,  18  Court,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Rogers  Samuel  F.  (^1.  Rogers  S;  Sons),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Rogers  Sarah,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  2  Nashua 
Rogers  Sarah  P.  house  60  Beacon 
Rogers  Shubael  G.  jr.  secretary  Firemen's  Ins.  Co. 

house  Lambert  av.  at  Roxbury 
Rogers  Smith  M.  laborer,  bds  8  Nashua 
Rogers  Stephen  J.  10  Union,  b.  190  Washington 
Rogers  Thomas,  captain,  h.  2  Terrace  pi.  E.  B. 
Rogers  Thomas  B.  mariner,  h.  2  Terrace  pi.  E.  B. 
Rogers  Tim.  A.  carpenter,  h.  54  Friend      [Bedford 
Rogers  Warren  A.  printer,  7  Cornhill,  house  71 
Rogers  Wra.  counsellor,  4  Court,  h.  at  W.  Newton 
Rogers  Wm.  clerk,  67  Pearl,  house  22  Beacon 
Rogers  Wm.  H.  stoves  and  tin  ware,  4  U.  S.  Hotel, 

Lincoln,  h.  21  Spring 
Rogers  Wm.  S.  boards  21  Franklin  place 
Rogerson  Robert,  house  5  Dover 
Rohan  Edward,  broker,  12  Brattle  sq.  h.  12  Carver 
Rohan  Martin,  laborer,  house  56  Atkinson 
Rohan  Michael,  laborer,  house  27  Sea 
Roland  Charity,  widow,  house  1  Pleasant  st.  court 
Roland  John,  currier,  boards  r.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Rolar  Michael,  laborer,  house  2  Mechanic 
Rolfe  Charles  C.  carpenter,  boards  228  Har.  av. 
Rolfe  Edward,  painter,  house  5  Genesee        [bridge 
Rolfe  E.  C.  physician,  12  Franklin,  h.  at  W.  Cam- 
Rolfe  Parker,  machinist,  boards  62  Friend 
Rolin  Frederic,  carpenter,  boards  19  Garden 
Rolland  John  H.  painter,  17  Blossom,  h.  15  Garden 
Rollins  {Charles)  &  Demeritt  {John),  carpenters, 

Tyler,  n.  Oak,  h.  2  Burroughs  pi.  [lem,  h.  58  do. 
Rollins  (Benj.)  &  Blodget  {Bela),  prov'ns,  112  Sa- 
Rollins  Eben  Mrs.  house  18  Beacon 
Rollins  Elizabeth,  widow  of  M.  W.  h.  1  Almont  pi. 
Rollins  E.  W.  {AtJdnson,  R.  §•  Co.),  h.  18  Beacon 
Rollins  John  li.  ticket  master  Fitchburg  R.  R. 

depot,  boards  11  Elm 
Rollins  Joseph,  h.  Chelsea,  near  Bennington 
Rollins  N.  F.  housewright,  340  Commercial,  house 

at  Cambridgeport 
Rollins  Sumner,  h.  36  Marion 

Rollins  S.  W.  carpenter,  h.  36  Marion  [throp 

Rollins  Theodore  F.  housewriglit,  boards  3  Win- 
Rollins  Wm.  (Atkinson,  R.  lJ  Co.),  h.  162  Tremont 
Rollins'  Express,  7  State 
Rollock  John,  laborer,  house  3  Butolph 
Rolls  Paikman,  clerk,  boards  8  Cooper 
Rolls  William,  hackman,  boards  8  Cooper  [pi. 

Roncati  Paul,  watch  maker,  34  Wash.  h.  8  Norfolk 
Roney  Michael,  laborer,  house  4  Carney  place 
Ronimus  John,  confectioner,  h.  42  Charlestown 
Room  Peter,  harness  maker,  boards  27  Billerica 
Rooncy  Barney,  laborer,  h.  Suffolk,  near  Lenox 
Rooney  Bartholomew,  slater,  boards  53  Atkinson 
Rooney  Charles,  glass  blower,  h.  Athens,  near  D 
Rooney  John,  tailor,  23  Morton 
Rooney  John,  cordwainer,  house  rear  90  Federal 


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Rooney  Margaret  Mrs.  house  2  Hamilton  alley 

Rooney  ^Michael,  laborer,  house  ol  Atkinson 

Rooney  Patrick,  pedler,  house  7  Brimmer  place 

Rooney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  77  Albany 

Rooney  Peter,  shoe  maker,  8  Pleasant 

Roop  Christopher,  blacksmith,  h.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 

Roop  Isaac,  blacksmith,  house  Liverpool,  E.  B. 

Roop  Joseph,  laborer,  house  6  Cyprus 

Root  Frederick  T.  book  binder,  house  11  Billerica 

Root  Horace  B.  laborer,  boards  79  Albany 

Root  John,  machinist,  house  23  May 

Roper  Barnard,  rope  maker,  h.  Woodward,  near  D 

Roper  James,  rope  maker,  bds.  Woodward,  near  D 

Roper  John  B.  confectionery,  672  Wash,  house  do. 

Ropes  Hardy  {William  Mopes  ^  Co.),  house    at 

Cambridge  [throp  House 

Ropes  Jos.  S.  (William  Ropes  Sf  Co.),  boards  Win- 
Ropes  Samuel  W.  (Ropes  Sf  R.),  house  41  Harvard 
Ropes   Wra.    &   Co.    (Hardy,   Wm.  H.   iSf  Jos.  S. 

Ropes),  merchants,  36  India  wf.  h.  33  Chesnut 
Ropes  Wm.  H.  ( Wm.  Ropes  .%■  Co  ),  36  India  wf. 
Ropp  Lewis,  baker,  house  22  Suffolk 
Rosbak  Hammond,  laborer,  house  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Rose  Alvin  (John  Simmons  Sf  6'o.),h.  L5  Temple 
Rose  Chas.  hair  dresser,  142  Hanover,  h.  2  Southae 
Rose  GeoYge,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Rose  George,  paver,  boards  4  Newbury  place 
Rose  (Horace  C.)  &  Ropes  {Samuel  W.),  painters, 

54  Federal,  near  Channing,  house  51  Warren 
Rose  James,  cab  driver,  house  148  Fourth 
Rose  Joseph,  rigger,  house  3  Thacher  avenue 
Rose  Lydia,  dress  maker,  boards  94  Tremont 
Rose  Russell,  carriage  smith,  house  Plymouth  pi. 
Rosemeyer  Henry,  machinist,  bds.  Harrison  ave. 

near  South  May 
Rosenfeld  C.  W.  grocer,  106  Warren,  house  do. 
Rosengarten  D.  H.  tailor,  house  87  Warren 
Rosier  Charles,  sailor,  house  17  IMay 
Roskell  Gilbert,  cabinet  maker,  house  4  Arnold 
Ross  Andrew,  4  and  G  Pearl,  bds.  8  Central  court 
Ross  Caroline,  dressmaker,  house  1  Chardon  st.  ct. 
Ross  Charles,  laborer,  house  opposite  54  Kneeland 
Ross  Daniel,  watchman,  h.  opposite  54  Kneeland 
Ross  Eliza,  dress  maker,  106  Purchase 
Ross  E.  Mrs.  dress  maker,  house  82  C,  near  Silver 
Ross  Francis,  carpenter,  6  Oliver,  house  12  Sea 
Ross  Geo.  mill  stone  maker,  boards  E.  Dedham,  c. 

Harrison  avenue  [Wash.  h.  15  Wheeler's  ct. 
Ross  (George)  &  Hatchman  (John),  gilders,  398 
Ross  Geo.  F.  bonnets  and  straw  goods,  322  Wash. 

bds.  28  Essex 
Ross  Isaac,  stoves,  21^  Milk,  bds.  5  High  st.  place 
Ross  Isaac  N.  laborer,  boards  119  Hudson 
Ross  James,  boards  4  Dover  place 
Ross  Jere.  mer.  tailor,  42  Wash.  h.  1  Lowell  place 
Ross  John,  teamster,  house  21  East  Orange 
Ross  John,  plasterer,  house  6  Endicot  court 
Ross  John,  machinist,  house  119  Fourth 
Ross  Jonathan,  cabinet  maker,  house  75  W.  Cedar 
Ross  Joseph,  plasterer,  house  6  Endicot  court 
Ross  Joseph  L.  school  furniture  manuf.  Hawkins, 

corner  Ivers,  house  9  Bulfinch 
Ross  Joseph  W.  boards  9  Bulfinch 
Ross  Michael,  laborer,  house  2  Andover 
Ross  Philip  W.  mason,  house  21  E.  Dedham 
Ross  Robert,  umbrella  maker,  h.  2  Spring  st.  ct. 
Ross  Samuel  E.  housewright,  house  23  W.  Canton 
Ross  Thomas,  82  Milk,  boards  Pavilion 
Ross  Thomas,  plasterer,  boards  2  Endicot  court 
Ross  William  F.  bds.  9  Medford  ct.     [25  Brighton 
Ross  Wm.  W.  merchant  tailor,  42  Washington,  h. 
Ross  Willis,  clerk,  house  foot  May 
Rossiter  Patrick,  laborer,  house  96  Nashua 
Roswell  Charles,  clerk,  h.  10  Williams        [Beacon 
Rotch  Beiij.  S.  (Aim;/,  Patterson,  ^  Co.),  house  47 
Rotch  Wm.  Mrs.  house  4  Bulfinchplace 
Roulston  James,  laborer,  house  rear  52  Prince 
Roulstone  Charles  H.  trunk  maker,  h.  61  Poplar 
Roulstone  Edward  A.  G.  trunks,  9  Hanover,  house 

Auburn,  corner  Livingston 


Roulstone  Harriet  Mrs.  house  10  Gouch 
Roulstone  Michael,  glazier,  house  61  Poplar 
Rounds  Benj.  T.  mason,  house  63  May 
Rounds  George,  74  Milk,  boards  N.  E.  House 
Rounds  (Thomas  G.),  mason,  12  Belknap 
Roundy  Alvan,  jr.  29  S.  Market,  house  39  High 
Roundy  Charles  A.  107  Wash,  boards  23  Blossom 
Roundy  William  H.  jeweller,  boards  39  Brattle 
Rountry  Daniel, laborer,  house  Erin  alley,  E.  B. 
Rourke  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  23  Vine 
Rourke  John,  laborer,  house  9  Bridge 
Rourke  John,  house  8  Blanche  court 
Rouse  Joseph  A.  car  manuf.  h.  23  S.  Cedar 
Rousmaniere  John  E.  printer,  8  Congress 
Rowan  James,  laborer,  house  247  Ann 
Rowan  John,  laborer,  house  8  Sister 
Rowan  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  251  Ann 
Rowe  Adaline,  widow,  house  9  Merrimac 
Rowe  Allen  &  Son,  shoe  manuf.  29  N.  Market 
Rowe  Abram  F.  boards  11  Channing 
Rowe  Ann,  dress  maker,  472  Washington 
Rowe  Daniel  B.  carpenter,  house  1  Norwich 
Rowe  Esther,  widow,  Suffolk,  corner  Concord 
Rowe  Isaac  F.  house  7  Snowhill 
Rowe  J.  31  Court,  house  at  Milton 
Rowe  James,  teamster,  house  Silver,  near  B 
Rowe  James  S.  10  Tremont  row,  bo.ards  15  Brattle 
Rowe  (John  W.)  &  Allen  (Wm.  H.)  clothing  and 

furnishing  goods,  3  Sea,  house  1  Gridley 
Rowe  Joseph,  broker,  house  60  W.  Orange 
Rowe  Josiah,  stone  cutter,  22  Andover 
Rowe  Mary,  widow,  house  Margaret,  corner  Prince 
Rowe  Philip  C.  plumber,  house  23  Hanover 
Rowe  Rebecca,  seamstress,  8  East  street  place 
Rowe  Ruth,  vest  maker,  2  Lovett  place 
Rowe  Samuel,  clerk,  Fulton,  corner  Lewis 
Rowe  Sherburn,  broker,  6  Mass.  block 
Rowe  Wm.  D.  78  Ann,  house  at  Roxbury      [h.  do. 
Rowean  Thomas,  naturalization  office,  47  Federal, 
Rowell  Henry  T.  blacksmith,  56  Fifth 
Rowell  Jesse  C.  clerk,  31  Prince,  boards  38  Charter 
Rowell  John  P.  musician,  h.  63  A         [n.  Turnpike 
Rowell  M.  A.  agent.  First,  cor.  A,  house  Broadway, 
Rowell  Oliver  P.  coach  painter,  house  88  Turnpike 
Rowell  Rufus,  wheelwright,  house  88  Turnpike 
Rowell  Trueworthy,  pattern  maker,  house  65  A 
Rowell  William  H.  wheelwright,  h.  88  Turnpike 
Rowin  Thomas  (Sarc/ent  &:  R.),  house  31  Fayette 
Rowland  Daniel  G.  soda  manuf.  W.  side  Court  sq. 

boards  Washington  House 
Rowland  David  F.  33  Cornhill,  bds.  r.  74  Atkinson 
Rowland  David  S.  medicines,  &c.  188  Washington 
Rowland  Eleanor,  widow,  house  rear  74  Atkinson 
Rowland  Jas.  S.  plate  printer,  bds.  rear  74  Atkinson 
Rowley  Charles,  cabman,  house  111  Chambers 
Rowse  Samuel  W.  designer,  5A  Tremont  row 
Rowson  Wm.  Mrs.  house  5  Hollis  place 
Rowson  Wm.  S.  engineer,  house  5  Hollis  place 
Roy  Marks,  laborer,  house  Middlesex,  opp.  23 
Royal  Joseph  F.  cabman,  h.  98  Endicot       [Corner 
Royce  Augustus  E.  clerk,  46  Milk,  h.  at  Newton 
Royce  Bradley,  provisions,   Carver,   cor.  Eliot,  h. 

17  Carver' 
Royce  John  J.  grocer,  14  Lowell,  boards  26  do. 
Roylance  (Thomas  H.)  &  Briggs  (H.  C),  import- 
ers dry  goods,  44  Federal,  b.  6  High 
Ruby  Conrad,  85  1-2  Eliot,  house  25  Canton 
Ruby  Isaiah  B.  job  wagon,  house  r.  110  Cambridge 
Ruby  Jacob,  12  Beach,  house  Pembroke  court 
Ruddle  Robert  J.  painter,  house  7  Foster 
Ruff"  Peter,  assistant  ward  tender  Mass.  Hospital 
Ruffin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  8  Southae  place 
Rugg  Asa  W.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  1  Concord 
Rugg  Erastus,  deputy  sheriff,  5  Court  sq.  house  at 

Chelsea 
Rugg  Josiah  N.  book  binder,  h.  2  Lynde  place 
Ruggles  Alfred,  wagoner,  house  64  Myrtle 
Ruggles  Charles,  book  keeper,  h.  2  Chardon  st.  pi. 
Ruggles  Daniel,  cabinet  maker,  101  Charles,  house 
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247 


Rugbies  (Draper),  Nourse  (Joel),  Mason  (J.  C), 
&  Co.  (A.  Stone  ^  J.  M.  C.  Armshy),  agricul- 
tural warehouse  and  seed  store,  Quincy  Hall 
Ruggles  E.  D.  clerk,  44  Broad,  b.  18  High 
Ruggles  Eliza,  house  8  Morton 
Ruggles  George  F.  house  56  Pinckney    [Sewall  pi. 
Ruggles  George  H.  isinglass,  31   Union,  boards  3 
Ruggles  Henry  B.  55  Cornhill,  h.  56  Pinckney 
Ruggles  John,  painter,  house  26  Derne 
Ruggles  John,  boards  17  I'ranklin  place 
Ruggles  John,  cabinet  maker,  house  1  W.  Centre 
Ruggles  Joseph,  house  rear  37  Garden 
Ruggles  Levi,  cabinet  maker,  101  Charles,  house  1 
West  Centre  [W.  Centre 

Ruggles  Levi,  jr.  cabinet  maker,  101  Cnarles,  h.  1 
Ruggles   Simon,  clerk,  cor.    Canton  and  Suffolk, 

house  Suffolk,  near  Canton 
Ruggles  S.  P.  power  press  builder,  152  "Wash. 
Ruggles  William,  cabinet  maker,  101  Charles,  h.  1 

West  Centre 
Ruhler  Ed.  Charles,  laborer,  house  r.  27  Belknap 
Rule  John  C.  mariner,  h.  116  E.  Dedham 
Rumney  Elizabeth,  nurse,  h.  70  Prince       [Leveret 
Rumney  Elizabeth  A.  dress  maker,  bds.  Green,  c. 
Rumney  Martha  B.  widow,  h.  Green,  c.  Leveret 
Rumney  Richard  W.  (Bjrtzier,  Sjjragtie  ^  Co.),  h. 

2  Battery 
Rumrill  Mary,  widow,  house  3  Suffolk 
Rumsby  William,  laborer,  house  Smith  court 
Runisey  John,  counsellor,  63  Court 
Rundlet  Taylor  M.  65  Broad,  h.  4  Oxford  [Marion 
Rundlett  Daniel  T.  provisions,  110  Pleasant,  h.  44 
Runey  Michael,  tailor,  house  1  Hancock  row 
Runey  Samuel  S.  (Adams  S^-  B.),  h.  at  Somerville 
Rupert  Margaret,  dress  maker,  157  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Rupp  Adam    H.  boot  treer,  boards  6  Quincy  place 
Rupp  D.  C.  M.  printer,  house  58  Federal 
Rupp  John,  clerk,  Boylston  Market,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Rupp  Joseph,  boot  treer,  house  5  Nashua  place 
Rupp  Martha,  nurse,  house  40  Auburn 
Rush  Jacob,  confectioner,  boards  5  Sudburj' 
Rush  John  J.  mariner,  house  rear  4  Bartlett 
Rushchert  George,  lamp  maker.  Concord,  n.  Wash. 

house  Rutland,  near  Suffolk 
Rusley  Mary,  washing,  honse  4  Hancock  row 
Russ  Augustus,  37  Pearl,  boards  3  Oliver 
Russ  Daniel,  shoe  maker,  4  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln, 
house  3  Oliver  place  [h.  1  Warren  sq. 

Russ  Daniel  H.  wood  and  hay.  Canal,  c.  Market, 
Russ  Robert,  house  6  Fruit  St.  ct.        [8  Oxford  pi. 
Russ  Samuel  B.  sofa  springs,  7  Derby  Range,  h. 
Russ  Wm.  H.  book  binder,  house  19  S.  Russell 
Russell  Amos  (Colcord  S;  E.),  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Russell  Benjamin,  housewright,  h.  10  Osborn  pi. 
Russell  Benjamin,  cooper,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Russell  B.  Ci.  builder  and  contractor,  h.  96  Pleasant 
Russell  Bushrod  W.  Mrs.  h.  32  Essex 
Russell  Chas.  Theo.  &  T.  H.  &  Bigelow,  counsel- 
lors, 23  Brazer's  building,  27  State,  house  17 
Edinboro'  [Hudson 

Russell  Charles  V.  agt.  for  Geo.  Virtue,  office  97 
Russell  C.  Shepard,  Atlas  office,  h.  25  Pitts 
Russell  Daniel,  books,  boards  30  High 
Russell  David,  clerk,  120  Washington 
Russell  Ebenezcr,  housewright,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Russell  Edward,  25  Kilby,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Russell  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  11  Pearl  place 
Russell  Edward  T.  50  X.  Market,  h.  23  Oak 
Russell  (Edward  T.  jr.)  &  Tilton  (Wm.  S.),   com. 

mer.  9  T  wharf,  33  Long  wharf,  h.  23  Oak 
Russell  Eli  R.  clerk  Suffolk^Bank,  h.  23  Porter 
Russell  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  6  Church 
Russell  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  40  Temple 
Russell  Elizabeth  H.  house  5  Blanche  court 
Russell  Fisk,  superintendent  plough  factory,  Fifth, 

boards  151  Broadway 
Russell  George,  boards  1  Allston  place  [do. 

Russell  Geo.  homoeopathic  physician,  2  Lynde,  h. 
Russell   Georc;e  C.  ( T.  J.  S^  G.  C.  Riissell),  house 
at  West  Cambridge 


Russell  Geo.  D.  (Geo.  P.  Reed  &;  Co.),  b.  Pavilion 
Russell  George  E.  painter.  7  Richmond,  house  6 

Greenough  avenue  [8  Sheafe 

Russell  Geo.  W.  sail  maker,  head  Union  wharf,  h. 
Russell  Harris,  boards  9  Elm 
Russell  Henry,  boarding,  house  207  1-2  Ann 
Russell  Henry,  house  8  Fruit 
Russell  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  h.  Gold,  near  F 
Russell  H.  H.  house  1  Martjaret  avenue 
Russell  (Ira)  &  Baker  (D.  A.),  furniture,  72  Com- 
mercial and  129  Fulton,  h.  at  Dedham 
Russell  Isaac  H.  (B.  ^-  E.  Jacobs  4,-  Co.),  house  64 

Cambridge 
Russell  Israel  D.  joiner,  house  Cottage,  n.  Everett 
Russell  James,  shoe  maker,  house  62  Atkinson 
Russell  James,  Atlas  Bank,  60  State,  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Russell  James  Dutton,  5  Court,  h.  132  Tremont 
Russell  James  W.  wheelwright,  25  Causeway,  b. 

Merrimac  House 
Russell  Jeremiah  (Bobbins  &:  R.),  h.  at  Watertown 
Russell  Jesse,  1  F.  PI.  Market 
Russell  John,  gas  pipe  maker,  h.  Gardner  place 
Russell  John,  mason,  hovise  48  Spring 
Russell  John,  housewright,  h.  7  Stillman 
Russell  John,  laborer,  h.  Havre,  near  Maverick 
Russell  John  J.  counsellor,  23  Court 
Russell  John  W.  sail  maker,  b.  224  Harrison  av. 
Russell  Joseph,  laborer,  house  24  Belknap 
Russell  Joseph  G.  1  &  2  Dock  sq.  h.  7  Temple 
Russell  (Joseph  M.)   &   Pollard  (Walter),  carpen- 
ters and  pattern  makers,  r.  17  Hawley,  boards 

5  Mason 
Russell  Joseph  P.  machinist,  h.  Murray  ct.  E.  B. 
Russell  Lawrence,  job  wagon,  51  CornMll,  house 

corner  Fabin  and  Tremont 
Russell  Le  Baron,  physician,  house  1  Otis  place 
Russell  Levi  F.  shoes  and  leather,  6  Blackstone, 

house  at  Cambridge 
Russell  Lewis  B.  clerk,  385  Wash.  b.  31  W.  Orange 
Russell   Luther,  glass  maker,  house  Second,  near 

Dorchester  [Dorchester 

Russell  Luther,  jr.  glass  blower,  house  Second,  near 
Russell  Margaret,  widow,  h.  Second,  n.  Dorchester 
Russell  M.  B.  miniature  painter,  house  81  Eliot 
Russell  Martin,  clerk,  house  27  E.  Orange 
Russell  Mary,  widow,  house  15  South  Margin 
Russell  Mary  S.  widow,  house  2  Willow 
Russell  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Lehigh,  cor.  Albany 
Russell  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Erin  alley,  E.  B. 
Russell  Nathaniel  P.  Mrs.  house  2  Allston 
Russell  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Harr.  av.  n.  S.  May 
Russell  Philip,  8  1-2  Court  avenue,  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Russell  S.  Hammond  (Tracy  6^  R.),  h.  Boylston 
Russell  Samuel,  tailor,  rear  45  Washington 
Russell  Sarah  Ann,  nurse,  boards  23  Oak 
Russell  Solomon  P.  book  keeper,  h.  107  W.  Cedar 
Russell  Thomas,  copper  plate  printer,  h.  18  Salem 
Russell  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  c.  Fabin  &  Tremont 
Russell  Thomas,  clerk,  office  Register  Deeds,  h. 

at  Roxbury 
Russell  Thomas  B.  machinist,  h.  8  Lexington 
Russell  Thos.  H.  (C.  T.  .\  T.  H.  Russell  6i  BUjeloic) 
Russell  Thomas  J.  &  G.  C.  dve  woods  and  di-ugs, 

5  Merchants'  row,  h.  at  W.  Cambridge       [row 
Russell  Warren  E.  proprietor  Pavilion,  41  Tremont 
Russell  William,  laborer,  house  Hamilton  alley 
Russell  Wm.  G.  counsellor,  35  Court,  b.  1  Otis  pi. 
Russell  Wm.  James,  M.  C.  Railroad,  9  Merchants' 

Exchange,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel  [sq. 

Rust  George  (J.  A.  Holden  iSf  Co.),  bds.  9  Brattle 
Rust  Wm.  P.  A.  housewright,  126  Endicot,  house 

127  do. 
Rutherford  Ann,  bonnet  maker,  h.  49  Warren 
Rutherford  Charles  B.  (Dearborn  §-  R.),  house  rear 

4  Plymouth  place 
Rutherford  Francis  A.  painter,  house  47  Harr.  av. 
Rutherford  Robert,  stone  cutter,  h.  76  Charles 
Rutherford   Sidney  R.  clerk  at  9  Elm 
Ruthven  Henry,  machinist,  house  7  Rochester 
Ruthven  Margaret,  house  Oliver,  near  High 


248 


BOSTON       [S]       DIRECTORY 


Rutlcdge  George,  cabinet  maker,  b.  7  Kneeland  pi. 
Rutlcdge  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  h.  24  Merrimac 
Rutledge  James,  laborer,  house  24  Merrimac 
Rutledge  James  S.  tailor,  39  Ann,  h.  3  Sturgis  pi. 
Rutter  Wm.  &  Co.  {X.  Newcomb),  iunk   store,  221 

Broad,  h.  at  S.  Reading 
R3'all  Louis,  laborer,  h.  Plymouth,  n.  Northampton 
Ryan  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  2  Newton 
Ryan  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  3  Sweetserct. 
Ryan  Denny,  laborer,  h.  31  Merrimac 
Ryan  Edward,  laborer,  h.  38  S.  Margin 
Ryan  Edward,  stair  builder,  h.  8  Curve 
Ryan  Edward,  grocer,  GO  Essex,  h.  do. 
Ryan  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  21  Lincoln 
Ryan  Ellen,  widow,  h.  r.  Second,  n.  Tvirnpike 
Ryan  Isaac,  carpenter,  h.  rear  194  Hanover 
Ryan  Jabez  S.  (  If.  Sfcanis  is  Co.),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Ryan  James,  trader,  h.  11  Williams 
Ryan  James,  grocer.  111  Ann,  h.  do. 
Ryan  James,  laborer,  h.  98  Sea 
Ryan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  46  Cove 
Ryan  Jeremiah,  h.  9  Kingston  st.  court 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  h.  39  Porter,  E.  B. 
Ryan  John,  founder,  h.  Athens,. near  D 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  h.  3  Salt  lane 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  h.  7  Williams 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  h.  3  Humphrey  place 
Ryan  John  S.  whip  maker,  h.  70  High 
Ryan  Joseph,  handcartman,  h.  Second,  near  A 
Ryan  Joseph,  hatter,  h.  Arnold,  n.  Suffolk 
Ryan  Mary,  widow,  h.  Carney  place 
Ryan  Michael,  porter,  h.  28  South 
Ryan  Michael,  tailor,  35  Brattle,  h.  at  E.  Camb'ge 
Ryan  Patrick,  housewTight,  h.  r.  1  Hawley 
Ryan  Patrick,  junk,  203"^  Broad,  h.  Ann 
Ryan  Patrick,  boarding,  h.  188  Ann 
Ryan  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  Hamilton  alley 
Ryan  Peter,  provisions,  C,  c.  Silver 
Ryan  Richard,  tailor,  h.  13  Endicot 
Ryan  Richard,  laborer,  h.  2  Lancaster 
Ryan  Roger,  tailor,  h.  136  Hanover 
Ryan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  10  Merrimac 
Ryan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  209  Broad 
Ryan  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  South  st.  pi.  c.  South 
Ryan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  11  Sullivan  place 
Ryan  Thomas,  musician,  bds.  5  Franklin 
Ryan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Wash.  av.  c.  Purchase 
Ryan  Thomas,  mariner,  h.  14  Wash,  square 
Ryan  Thomas,  painter,  h.  36  Piedmont 
Ryan  William,  carpenter,  h.  18  East 
Ryan  William,  laborer,  h.  8  Hamilton 
Ryan  AVilliam,  job  wagon,  h.  Athens,  near  D 
Rydall  Richard,  blacksmith,  h.  40  Turnpike 
Ryder  Charles  C.  (Hill,  B.  6,-  Owen),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Ryder  Christopher  C.  grocer,  1  Sudbury   sq.   bds. 

143  Court 
Ryder  David  C.  mariner,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Ryder  Elisha  H.  (Ryder  ^^  Co.),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Ryder  Enos,  h.  39  Porter" 
Ryder  (Enos,  jr.),  Crocker  (Albert),  &  Co.  (F.  W. 

Ryder),  hatters,  497  Wash.  h.  68  Pleasant 
Ryder  Francis  W.  (Ryder,  Crocker,  ^   Co.),  h.  39 

Harrison  avenue 
Ryder  X-  Co.  (Ceo.  G.  A  E.  TJ.  Ryder),    ship  stores 

and  ship  chandlery,  13  City  wf.  h.  at  Cainbr'ge 
Ryder  N.  P.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  36  Marion 
Ryder  Samuel  C.  paper  stainer,  bds.  51  Federal 
Ryder  S.  P.  Mrs.  mil'nery  ^  dry  goods,  25^  Salem 
Ryder  Thomas  1'.  Mrs.  h.  rear  8  Prince 
Ryder  Wm.  shoe  maker,  h.  London,  n.  Meridian 
Rynex  Samuel,  h.  54  Allen 

SABIN  JONATHAN,  grocer,  Church,  h.  2  do. 
Sabin  (Joslah)   &   Folsom   (Wm.),  provisions,  72 

Salem,  bds.  96  do. 
Sabin  Timothy,  h.  21  E.  Orange 
Sabine  John,  dentist,  h.  5  Franklin 
Sabine  John  T.  Rev.  h.  43  Harvard 
Sabine  S.  H.  physician,  h.  5  Franklin 
Sackett  Charles,  shoe  maker,  h.  29  Thacher 


Sackett  Noah  E.  stair  builder,  h.  9  Bennet 
Sackmaster  Francis,  printer,  bds.  11  Channing 
Sadler  Joseph  D.  19  Sudbury,  h.  at  Salem 
Sadler  Levi  L.  Rev.  h.  97  Leveret 
Sadler  Rupert,  picture  restorer,  38  Tremont  row 
Sadlier  Dennis  &  J.  book  store,  72  Federal 
Sadlier  James  (D.  <S-  J.  Sadlier),  72  Federal 
Safford  Aaron  H.  49  Milk,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Safford  Albert  G.  machinist,  h.  4  Albany 
Satford  C.  IL  piano  forte  tuner,  417  Washington 
Safford  Daniel,  h.  3  Beacon 
Safford  Eben,  book  binder,  h.  6  Auburn  court 
Safford  Edward,  carpenter,  17  Harvard  place 
Safford  Ephraim,  periodical   depot,    3  Sumner,  h. 

Maverick 
Safford  Frank,  boards  81  Hudson  [Cambridge 

Safford  George  W.  book  keeper,  138  Wash.  h.  at 
Safford  Henry,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  E,  cor.  Gold 
Safford  Hiram,  chairs,  4.  N.  Mark.  h.  22  Chambers 
Safford  Isaac  T.  piano-forte  tuner,  365  Wash.   b.  1 

Suffolk  pi. 
Safford  Jas.  O.  hides  and  leather,  17  Blackstone 
Safford  Jos.  A.  6  N.  E.  bl'k,  Clinton,  bds.  24  Cres- 
cent place  [36  Wash.  h.  29  Oak 
Safford  (il/a?7>;)  &  Williams  (Alfred),   philo.  inst's, 
Satford  Samuel,  carriage  maker,  h.  21  Endicot 
Sage  George,  mason,  h.  84  W.  Cedar 
Sage  Matthew,  porter,  h.  9  Pearl  place 
Sahlein  David  (Sahlciii  6;  Brother),  h.  2  Shawmut 
Sahlein    (IF/w.)    &    Brother   (David),   tailors,  452 
Wash.  h.  2  Shawmut  [Centre 
Salisbury  Ambrose,  victualler,  22  Com'l,  h.    16   N. 
Salisbury  Chas.  P.  trunk  maker,  20  School,   h.  84 
Chambers                                                   [Summer 
Salisbury  D.  Waldo  (Clement,   .S.  &;  Co.),  house  23 
Salisbury  Hezekiah  R.  book  keeper,  bds.  36  Salem 
Salisbury  Samuel  Mrs.  h.  23  Summer 
Salisbury  Thomas  L.  (P.  Salisbiiry  Sf  Co.,  St.  Louis, 

Mo,),  office  31  India,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Salisbury  W.  S.  7  Mer.  row,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Salmon  James,  laborer,  h.  Third,  near  F 
Salmon  Jas.  S.  painter,  717  Wash.  h.  11  Medford  ct. 
Salmon  John,  h.  10  Pearl  place 
Salmon  John,  comedian,  h.  36  Hudson  [Tyler 

Salmon  John  M.  varnisli   niaker,  12   Hawlej^  h.   7 
Salmon  Joseph  J.  coach  painter,  bds.  7  Tyler 
Salmon  Stephen  D.  house  12  Brighton 
Salsbury  Jonas  G.  h.  8  Prince 
Salter  Amelia,  dress  maker,  56  Prince 
Salter  James,  collector,  56  Prince,  h.  61  N.  Margin 
Salter  Richard  H.  physician,  h.  1  Staniford 
Saltonstall  Richard,  bds.  58  Federal 
Salvo  Benedict,  merchant  tailor,  59  Court 
Salvo  P.  A.  tailor,  281  Com'l,  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Sampson  A.  &  G.  T.  shipwrights,  Liverpool,  E.  B. 

bds.  Maverick  House 
Sampson  Almon  (Marston  &;S.),  h.  9  Bennet  place 
Sampson  Amos,  printer,  h.  22  Sudbury 
Sampson  Arad  T.  carpenter,  bds.  12  Pitts 
Sampson  (Cnlrin)  &  Keen  (Isaac),  chairs,  135 Ful- 
ton, h.  at  Charlestown 
Sampson  Charles,  shipwright,  h.  Mav'k,  cor.  Paris 
Sampson  Charles  (Phillij)s,  S.    Sg   Co.),  h.  Fourth, 

near  K 
Sampson  E.  carpenter,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Sampson  Ebenezer,  messenger  Eagle   Bank,  h.  at 

Charlestown 
Sampson  Elias  H.  mason,  h.  Seventh,  near  F 
Sampson  Frederick  W.  48  State 
Sampson  George,  95.^  Wash.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Sampson  George  I.  mason,  h.  670  Washington 
Sampson  (Gf'on/e  7?.)    &    Tappan    (L.    IF.),   mer- 
chants, 25  &  26  Lewis  wf.  h.  563  Wash,     [bl'k 
Sampson  G.  T.  (A.  &;  G.  T.  Sampson),  b.  8   Mav'k 
Sampson  Henry  R.  "clerk,  75  Long   wf.   bds.    122 

Harrison  avenue 
Sampson  Hilman  B.  clerk,  bds.  57  Allen 
Sampson  Jacob,  10  Franklin  av.  h.  11  May 
Sampson  Jacob,  seaman,  h.  Holden  place 
Sampson  John,  mariner,  h.  2  Brighton  ct. 


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249 


Sampson  John,  carpenter,  14  Avery,  bds.  do. 
Sampson  Joseph  A.  conductor  Old   Colony  depot, 

bds.  Bedford,  c.  Lincoln 
Sampson  Lucy,  widow,  h.  12  Fruit 
Sampson  O.  H.  98  Milk,  bds.  1  Ashburton  place 
Sampson  Martin,  hatter,  h.  119  Pinckney 
Sampson  Robert,  melter,  h.  r.  Fourth,  nl  Turnpike 
Sampson  Samuel,  bds.  1-51  Court 
Sampson  Sarah,  widow,  h.  Ill  Charles 
Sampson  Susan,  widow,  h.  13  Tileston 
Sampson  Wm.  7  Merchants'  row,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Sampson  William,  carpenter,  bds.  12  Lynde 
Sampson  W.  P.  clerk,  93  Court,  bds.  13  Allston 
Sampson  Zephaniah,  inspector  lime,  h.  37  Charter 
Samson  Ichabod  (Cross,  S.  S;    Co.),  44  Merch.  row 
Samuels  Isaac,  h.  28  Piedmont  [Shawmut 

Sanborn  Alfred  S.  carpenter,  house    Pleasant,  cor. 
Sanborn  Amos  C.  stone  cutter,  h.  9  Lowell 
Sanborn  Azel,  provisions,  38  the  S.  Market,  h.  184 

Harr.  avenue 
Sanborn  Charles,  hackman,  bds.  52  Portland 
Sanborn  Christopher  P.  carpenter,  h.  60  Suffolk 
Sanborn  Deborah,  tailoress,  h.  r.  47  Merrimac 
Sanborn  Pudley,  housewright,  h.  52  Nashua 
Sanborn  Erastus  W.  constable,  13  Court   sq.   h.    6 
Morton  [1  Fayette,  cor.  Pleasant 

Sanborn  Greenleaf  C.  builder,  5  Exchange,  house 
Sanborn  Harriet,  dress  maker,  260  Washington 
Sanborn  Ira  E.  watchman,  h.  12  Canton 
Sanborn  Jeremiah  R.    coppersmith,  h.  11  Blossom 
Sanborn  Lovina,  dress  maker,  393  Washington 
Sanborn  Nathan,  bds.  27  Boylston 
Sanborn  Nathan,  mason,  h.  2  Washington  ct. 
Sanborn  Nathaniel,  bds.  2  Bennet 
Sanborn  Samuel  R.  51  F.  H.  Market,  b.  39  Cooper 
Sanborn  Silas,  11  Niles'  buildings,  h.  148  Pleasant 
Sanborn  Wm.  P.  teamster,  h.  33  West  Orange 
Sanborn  Woodbridge,  boarding,  1  Central  ct. 
Sancry  John,  fish,  6  Boylston,  h.  5  Wheeler's  ct. 
Sanders  Edward,  bds.  Central  House 
Sanders  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Sanders  Homer,  41  Kilby,  bds.  30  Essex 
Sanders  John  T.  glass  blower,  h.  Third,  n.  D 
Sanders  Mary  Mrs.  widow,  house  r.  113  Purchase 
Sanders  M.  M.  50  Pearl,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Sanders  O.  S.  physician,  o  Howard 
Sanders  Robert,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Senders  Wm.  carpenter,  h.  187  Fourth    [Trumbull 
Sanders  Wm.  H.  sign  painter,  4  Congress  sq.  house 
Sanderson  Abner,  clerk,  bds.  57  High 
Sanderson  Albert,  provisions,  1  Cambridge,  house 

at  W.  Newton 
Sanderson  Amos,  miller,  h.  Milldam 
Sanderson  Benj.  lamp  lighter,  h.  9  Ohio  pi. 
Sanderson  Caleb,  house\vi-ight,  h.  79  Albany 
Sanderson  Calvin,  wood  turner,  h.  r.  599  Wash. 
Sanderson  Chester,  pyrotechnist,  h.  18  Green 
Sanderson  George  H.  &  Co.  {Wm.  A.  Cai-ij),  wood 

and  coal.  Pearl  st.  wf.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Sanderson  Geo.  W.  (Senverns  S^  S.),  bds.l9  Carver 
Sanderson  Jacob,  h.  3  Myrtle 
Sanderson  James,  6  Tremont  row,  opp.  Hanover 
Sanderson  James  G.  58  F.  H.  Market,  h.  3  Myrtle 
Sanderson  John,  provisions,  Portland,  c.  Sudbury, 

h.  13  Billerica 
Sanderson  Joseph,  h.  4  Norfolk  place         [24  Hull 
Sanderson  Lewis,  provisions,  214  Hanover,  house 
Sanderson  Luther,  grocer,  75  Pleasant,  h.  80  do. 
Sanderson  {Luther  C.)  &  Walker  (//.),  oysters,  In- 
diana, c.  Wash.  b.  196  Harrison  av. 
Sanderson  Wm.  laborer,  h.  5  Norwich 
Sandling  Henry,  laborer,  h.  opp.  7  Orange  lane 
Sands  {Edward),  Craft  (IF.  B.),  &  Co.  {Wm.  H. 
H.  Furber),  88  &  90  F.  H.  Market,  house  17 
Causeway  [Wash. 

Sands  Theodore  T.  blacksmith,  Dover,  house  664 
Sanford  Edward  H.  captain,  458  Commercial 
Sanford  Horatio  G.  (C.  Warren  (Sr  Co.),  h.  6  Pitts 
Sanford  Mary  A.  children's  clothes,  499  Wash. 
Sanford  Miles  Rev.  h.  Princeton,  E.  B. 


Sanford  Philo,  h.  80  Dover 
Sanford  Samuel,  laborer,  h.  46  Porter,  E.  B. 
Sanford  Sam'l,  carpenter,  bds.  8  Avery    [n.  Church 
Sanford  Sam'l,  merchant,  3  India  wf.  h.  Boylston, 
Sanford  William  H.  merchant,  3  India  wf.  boards 

Winthrop  House 
Sanger  George  P.  counsellor,  27  Mass.  block 
Sanger  Henry,  h.  Trenton,  c.  Meridian 
Sanger  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  1  Harrison  pi. 
Sanger  Samuel  E.  carpenter,  70  Pinckney 
Sanger  Samuel  J.  11  S.  Market,  bds.  123  Court 
Sanger  {Zedekiah)  tk  Ball  {.John),  coopers.  Custom 

House  St.  h.  130  Athens,  n.  C  [Common 

Sargeant  Stephen,  groceries,  549  Wash,  house  29 
Sargent's  Express,  7  State  [ville 

Sargent  Aaron,  jr.  clerk,  109  State,  h.  at  Somer- 
Sargent  Benjamin,  coach  painter,  r.  46  Hanover 
Sargent  Bodwell,   crockery  ware,  52  Chatham,  h. 

25  Bowdoin 
Sargent  Bradley  V.,  Naumkeag  House,  3  Lewis 
Sargent  Catherine,  h.  5  Poplar  [12  Hamburg 

Sargent  Charles,  teamster,  435  Washington,  house 
Sargent  Charles,  bds.  Ill  Purchase 
Sargent  C3'rus,  clerk,  38  Sea,  bds.  46  do. 
Sargent  Frederick  L.  teamster,  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Sargent  Fred.  W.  {Anderson  <Sf  S.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Sargent  George,  grocer,  Havre,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Sargent  George  W.  joiner,  h.  202  Fifth 
Sargent  Gilman,  broker,  9  State,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Sargent  Henry,  assessor,  h.  53  Carver 
Sargent  Henry  J.  counsellor,  1^  Joy's  building,  h. 
"73  Beacon  [at  Roxbury 

Sargent  Horace  B.  counsellor,  44  Mass.  block,  h. 
Sargent  Hosea,  oysters,  Fulton,  cor.  Lewis,  house 

16  N.  Bennet 
Sargent  Howard,  physician,  h.  711  Washington 
Sargent  Ignatius,  pres.  Globe  Bank,  h.  2  Joy  pi. 
Sargent  Ignatius,  h.  38  Lincoln 
Sargent  Ignatius,  8  Congress,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Sargent  James,  h.  Ill  Purchase 
Sargent  James  B.  lamp  maker,  h.  4  Hull 
Sargent  James  M.  teamster,  h.  33  Fayette 
Sargent  John,  glazier,  h.  222  Hanover 
Sargent  John  A.  carpenter,  h.  52  Piedmont 
Sargent  John  N.  h.  1  Bridge  st.  ct. 
Sargent  John  T.  Rev.  h.  70  Dover 
Sargent  J.  T.  W.  7  Thorndike  building,  house  18 

Ashburton  place  [h.  47  Pleasant 

Sargent  Joseph,  stoves  and  cambooses,  10  Clinton, 
Sargent  Leonard  H.  {Mills  ,Sr  S.),  h.  25  Fayette 
Sargent  Lucius  M.  counsellor,  40  State,  house  at 

Roxbury 
Sargent  Margaret  Mrs.  h.  19  Prince 
Sargent  Nathan,  machinist,  28  Charlestown 
Sargent  Nathaniel  B.  painter,  h.  2  Snowhill 
Sargent  Nelson,  1  Joy's  b'ldin'g,  b.  Marlboro'  Hotel 
Sargent  Sally  W.  h.  149  Fourth 
Sargent  Sam'l,  fish,  Eliot,  c.  Carver,  b.  26  London 
Sargent  Samuel  D.  clerk,  109  Milk 
Sargent  Samuel  W.  mason,  h.  1  Salem  place 
Sargent  Sarah,  widow,  boarding,  44  Lowell 
Sargent  Simeon,  baker,  h.  4  Almont  place 
Sargent  {Thomas)  &  Rowin  {Thomas),  house  and 

sign  painters,  3  Dix  pi.  h.  2  Spear  place 
Sargent  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  1  Belmont 
Sargent  Wm.  painter,  91  Portland,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Sargent  Wm.  joiner.  Cotton  place,  h.  202  Fifth 
Sargent  {William  C.)  &  Moulton  {Jotham),  W.  I. 

goods,  6  Rowe's  wf.  h.  85  Purchase 
Sargent  Wm.  L.  tin  plate  worker,  h.  1  Snowhill  pi. 
Sargent  Wingate  P.  book  keeper,  47  Kilby,  boards 

at  Chelsea 
Saroni  Adolph  S.  {Saroni  &;  Co.),  h.  61  Salem 
Saroni  Alex.  S.  caps  and  furs,  11  Elm,  h.  61  Salem 
Saroni  &  Co.  {Adolph  S.  Saroni),  hats,  caps,  and 

furs,  23  Elm  [Market  sq. 

Sartwell  {Benj.)    &  Walker   {Samuel),  produce,  4 
Sartwell  Simon,  jr.  produce,  1  Faneuil  Hall  (cellar) 
Sassard  John  A.  wigs,  &c.  33  School,  h.  do. 
Saunders  Charles  H.  8  Court,  h.  at  Salem 


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Saunders  Charles  H.  comedian,  h.  157  Hanover 
Saunders  Charles  H.  hardware,  14  Union,  house  at 

Cambridge 
Saunders  Edw.  W.  {BrooJis  5,  .S.),  b.  Adams  House 
Saunders  Francis,  laborer,  h.  Wilberforce  place 
Saunders  George  B.  housewright,  h.  17  Wall 
Saunders  G.  M.  job  wagon,  h.  114  Hudson 
Saunders  Geo.  S.  {Johonnot  &;  S.),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Saunders  Gorham  P.  caulker,  h.  9  Greenough  av. 
Saunders  Israel,  com.  merch.  17  Doane,   house  at 

Roxbury 
Saunders  Jas.  P.  10  Tremont  row,  h.  15  Salutation 
Saunders  Joseph,  clerk,  h.  Essex  pi. 
Saunders  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  10  May 
Saunders  Joshua,  wheeh\Tight,  h.  13  Lincoln 
Saunders  Kendall  P.  wooden  ware,  432  Washington 
Saunders  Michael,  tailor,  h.  6  Washington  sq. 
Saunders  Wm.  painter,  h.  Trumbull       [Cambridge 
Saunders  Wm.   A  hardware,  29  Merch.  row,  h.  at 
Saunders  Wm.  P.  caulker,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Saunderson  David,  coppersmith,  h.  4  Cherry 
Savage  Asa  M.  brass  founder,  house  r.  29  Prince 
Savage  Cephas  R.  teamster,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B.   [ton 
Savage  Charles  T.^broker,  17  India,  h.  at  W.  New- 
Savage  Edward  H.  grocer,  h.  71  Prince 
Savage  George,  merchant,  h.  754  Washington 
Savage  Jacob,  truckman,  boards  7  Washington  sq. 
Savage  Jacob  S.  blacksmith,  house  70  Chainbers 
Savage  James,  counsellor,  house  1  Temple  place 
Savage  James,  boards  River,  corner  Lime 
Savage  James  H.  grocer,  71  Prince,  boards  do. 
Savage  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  115  Broad 
Savage  John,  boarding,  107  Purchase 
Savage  John,  jr.  Tremont  Bank,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Savage  George  G.  stable  keeper,  h.  7  E.  Dedham 
Savage  Murtey,  laborer,  h.  Middlesex,  r.  Castle 
Savage  Otis  S.  painter,  r.  364  Wash.  b.  6  Channing 
Savage  Wm.  machinist,  boards  228  Harrison  ave." 
Savage  William,  merchant,  6  Thorndike  building, 

house  37  Essex 
Savage  William  C.  painter,  house  23  Richmond 
Savary  Charles,  broker,  24  State 
Savels  Asa  M.  house  rear  29  Prince 
Savels  John  A.  (Parker  &  S.),  house  at  Roxbury 
Savery  Wm.  printer,  h.  1  Lowell  ct. 
Savil  Josiah,  machinist,  h.  C,  n.  Fifth     [306Wash. 
Savil  John,  baggage  master  Fitchburg  R.  R.  boards 
Saville  Richard  L.  (Claflin  ^  ,S'.),h.  at  Charlestown 
Saville  Wm.  O.  245  Washington,  b.  21  Pinckney 
Savory  &  Co.'s  Express,  R.  "r.  Exchange 
Savory  Thomas  C.  fresco  painter,  Tremont,  corner 

Howard,  house  at  Chelsea 
Savoy  Prosper,  varnisher,  house  24  Minot 
Savoy  Richard,  waiter,  house  6  Southac  place 
Sawin  Alfred,  umbrella  maker,  house  24  Billerica 
Sawin  Calvin  H.  waiter,  house  116  Charles 
Sawin  Charles,  constable,  7  Court  square 
Sawin  Francis,  printer,  house  42  S.  Margin 
Sawin  Geo.  H.  {Johnson  S^  Sawin),  h.  91  Hanover 
Sawin  John,  clock  maker,  66  Court,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Sawin  John,  laborer,  house  3  Medford 
Sawin  Leonard  B.  teamster,  h.  4  Oneida 
Sawin  Martha  A.  Mrs.  midwife,  91  Hanover 
Savsdn  Nathaniel  D.,  R.  R.  Exchange,  h.  3  Medford 
Sawin  Sarah  M.  boarding,  196  Tremont 
Sawin  Sewall,  hack  driver,  boards  57  Kneeland 
Sawin  &  Co.'s  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Sawin  Sullivan,  17  F.  H.  Market,  h.  98  Chambers 
Sawtell  Amos,  baker,  8  West  Centre,  house  do. 
Sawtell  Henry,  clerk,  house  81  Cambridge 
Sawtell  James,  brass  finisher,  house  77  Brighton 
Sawtell  Sarah,  widow,  house  77  Brighton 
Sawyer  Abigail,  h.  25  Short  Second  [Dover 

Sawyer  Alpha,  porter,  h.  Tremont,  2d  door  from 
Sawyer  Amos,  carpenter,  house  3  Blossom  court 
Sawyer  Barnard,  watchman,  house  Marion,  E.  B. 
Savfver  Benjamin  F.  counsellor,  9   Court  square, 

house  39  South  Suffolk  [Hartford  pi. 

Sawyer  Benj.  F.  messenger  Columbian  Bank,  h.  10 
Sawyer  Cephas,  housewright,  house  36  Myrtle 


Sawyer  Charles  H.  printer,  boards  31  Southac 
Sawyer  Charles  O.  {Locke  iSr  >S'.),  house  86  Salem 
Sawyer  Dorcas,  widow,  house  3  Butolph 
Sawyer  Ebenczer  C.  laborer,  house  5  Poplar  place 
Sawyer  Edmund,  machinist,  h.  ISIaverick,  E.  B. 
Sawyer  Edward,  printer,  boards  25  Poplar 
Sawyer  Francis  A.  house  Hudson,  cor.  Kneeland 
Sawyer  Franklin,  jr.  counsellor,  31    Court,    house 

at  Cambridge  [Winthrop  House 

Sawyer  Frederick  W.  counsellor,  20  Court,  boards 
Sawyer  George,  boards  32  Essex 
Sawyer  Geo.  A.  teacher  Dwiglit  Sch'l  [h.  47  Poplar 
Sawyer  Geo.  0.  hovisewright,  Nashua,  c.  Causeway, 
Sawyer  Harriet,  widow,  house  38  Lowell 
Sawyer  Henry,  machinist,  house  14  Charles 
Sawyer  Horace  A.  cooper.  Commercial,  n.  Eastern 

Railroad  wharf,  house  at  Chelsea 
Sawj'er  Jacob,  house  11  La  Grange  place 
Sa\vyer  James,  coachman,  house  4  Strong  place 
Sawyer  James,  commission  merchant,  8  Chatham 
Sawyer  J.  E.  boards  146  Pleasant 
Sawyer  John,  coachman,  boards  4  Strong  place 
Sawj'er  John  M.  sand,  Brown's  wf.  h.  23  Tileston 
Sawyer  Jonathan  M.  house  47  Poplar 
Sawyer  Joseph  {Wilkinson,  Stetson  &;  Co.) 
Sawyer  Joseph,  laborer,  boards  10  Erie 
Sawyer  Joseph,  clerk  at  Pavilion 
Sawyer  Joseph  W.  mason,  house  14  Butolph 
Sawyer  Leonard,  engineer,  boards  43  Broadway 
Sawyer  Levi,  truckman,  house  Bremen,  E.  B. 
Sawyer  M.  dress  maker,  boards  9  Bennet 
Sawyer  Mary  A.  widow,  house  24  Endicot 
Sawyer  Matthias  P.  house  28  Beacon 
Sawyer  Nancy  A.  dress  maker,  h.  11  La  Grange  pi. 
Sawyer  Nathan,  printer,  house  9  Oliver  place 
.Sawyer  Samuel  Mrs.  house  26  Hancock    [Atkinson 
Sawyer  Samuel  E.  {Haughton,  S.  4f  Co.),  boards  82 
Sawyer  Samuel  T.  house  25  Erie 
Sawyer  Stephen  L.  29  Pearl,  house  9  Common 
Sawyer  Thomas,  house  39  Portland 
Sawyer  Thomas,  house  2  Towsend  place 
Sawyer  T.  H.  7  &  8  N.  Market,  house  at  Chelsea 
Sawyer  {Thomas  J.)  &  Hopkins  {E.  G.),  painters, 

96  Federal,  house  104  Hudson 
Sawyer  T.  T.  {Gage,  Hittinger,  ^  Co.),  70  State  [sq. 
Savryer  Warren,  leather,  3  Blackstone,  b.  7  Bowdoin 
Sawyer  William,  rope  maker,  Milldam 
Sawyer  Wm.  printer  Morning  Post,  h.  92  Purchase 
Sawyer  William,  merchant,  h.  87  Mount  Vernon 
Sawyer  William,  sexton,  house  21  Kneeland 
Sawyer  William  N.  shipping  office,  84  Commercial, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Sawyer  Wm.  T.  printer,  boards  2  Hersey  place 
Sawyer  Wm.  W.  blacksmith,  Beverly,  h.  46  Poplar 
Saxton  Ann,  widow,  house  Jackson  court 
Saxton  Charles  A.  book  keeper,  h.  198  Harrison  av. 
Saxton  Charles  G.  2  Mass.  block,  b.  198  Harr.  av. 
Saxton  David  H.  house  14  Bond         [Coffee  House 
Saxton  Francis  S.  bookseller,  19  State,  b.  Exchange 
Saxtpn  Henry  L.  19  State,  boards  198  Harrison  av. 
Saxton  Mortimer  F.  114  Wash.  h.  1  Lynde  pi. 
Saxton  W.  R.  furnishing  store,  206  Washington, 

boards  9  Winter 
Sayer  Mathias,  cabinet  maker,  8  Graphic  court 
Sayles  {Francis    W.),  Merriam  {Chas.),  &  Brewer 

{Gardner),  com.  merch.  2.5  Federal,  h.  11  South 
Sayles  Maria  F.  widow  of  Willard,  h.  138  Tremont 
Sayward  William,  mason,  house  rear  53  Tremont 
Saywood  Abiel  H.  truckman,  house  21  Auburn 
Scadding  James,  confectioner,  house  10  Nashua 
Scadding  Phebe,  widow  of  John,  h.  3  Paine  place 
Scales  Samuel  A.,  B.  &  M.  Railroad,  h.  28  Billerica 
Scanlan  John,  sexton,  house  62  Eliot 
Scanlan  Timothy,  tailor,  5  Congress,  h.  45  Billerica 
Scanlan  Timothy,  teamster,  house  rear  102  Sea 
Scanland  Michael,  laborer,  h.  rear  Everett,  E.  B. 
Scanlon  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Commercial,  n.  Charter 
Scanlon  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  5  Powars  court 
Scanlon  John,  plasterer,  house  5  Sister 
Scanlon  John,  laborer,  house  Middlesex,  n.  Dover 


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Scanlon  John,  cooper,  house  9  Hamburg 
Scanlon  John  F.  laborer,  house  43  Oneida 
Scanlon  Michael,  boot  maker,  boards  43  Oneida 
Scanlon  IMichael,  laborer,  house  3  Barrett 
Scanlon  Michael,  cooper,  house  9  Charlestown 
Scanlon  Thomas,  fisherman,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Scannell  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  4  Cove  place 
Scannell  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  1  Hanover  ave. 
Scannell  Daniel,  clerk,  house  21  Fleet 
Scannell  John,  laborer,  house  Ford  place,  E.  B. 
Scannell  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  r.  First,  n.  Turnpike 
Scannell  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  Havre,  E.  B. 
Scarlett  Joseph,  printer,  house  11  South  May 
Scarlett  Margaret,  widow,  house  US.  May 
Scarry  Matthias,  laborer,  house  Everett,  n.  Jeffries 
Scates  Clark  S.  teamster,  84  Utica,  boards  45  Oak 
Scates  Dodavah,  com.  merch't,  84  Utica,  h.  45  Oak 
Scates  Thomas  L.  printer,  house  10  Hawkins 
Schachtebeck  Henry,  cutler,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
SchaefFer  A.  A.  baskets.  Dock  square,  corner  Brat- 
tle, house  73  Charter 
Schaeffer  John,  boot  maker,  house  15  Dover  place 
Schaetly  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  38  Congress 
Schafer  George,  baker,  681  Washington,  house  do. 
Schaffer  Charles  H.  auctioneer,  77  Union   and  104 

Blackstone,  boards  123  Court 
Schaffer  Eliza  Mrs.  house  26  Prince 
Schagel  Albert,  mariner,  h.  Everett,  E.  B.    [ton  sq. 
Schatz  Henry  A.  guitar  and  violin  maker,  17  Boyls- 
Schauffler  F.   G.  &    Co.   {John   Leukhardt),  fancy 

turners,  364  Wash.  h.  28  Common     [Atkinson 
Schayer  John,  boot  maker,  38  Congress,  house  23 
Scheil  Karl,  19  School,  boardiuK,  76  Eliot 
Schell  Lazarus,  painter,  house  702  Washington 
Schiller  Francis  A.  hair  dresser,  2  N.  Market 
Schlegel  Adam,  boards  6  Central  court 
Schmidt  Frederick  Rev.  house  792  Washington 
Schmidt  Henry,  teacher  of  music,  house  21  Oxford 
Schmidt  John  C.  shoe  maker,  446  Washington,  h. 

rear  21  East  Orange 
Schmidt  Joseph,  house  Northampton 
Schnap  Guenther,  musician,  house  19  London 
Schneider  Charles  F.  56  Federal 
Schoff  Chas.  E.  {Joseph,  iichofS^  Co.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Schoffield  Peter,  laborer,  h.  Barber's  alley,  Ann 
Schofield  Benjamin,  house  4  N.  Federal  court 
Scholfield  Arthur,  house  47  Pinckney 
Scholfield  Charles,  house  47  Pinckney 
Scholfield  Isaac,  house  47  Pinckney 
Scholfield  Isaac,  jr.  house  47  Pinckney 
Scholfield  Joseph,  house  47  Pinckney 
Scholl  Joseph,  lamp  maker,  house  30  Bridge 
Schollay  John  A.  14  N.  Market,  b.  161  Court 
SchoUay  John  G.  wheelwright,  house  116  Pleasant 
Schollay  Martin,  stone  cutter,  boards  Maverick 
SchoUey  Michael,  laborer,  house  10  Oliver 
Schooler  J.  house  rear  Rutland 
Schouler  {John),  Newton  (R.  IF.),  &  Barbour  (J. 

S.),  American  colored  and  printed  goods,  17 

Pearl,  house  at  W.  Cambridge 
Schouler  (William)  &  Brewer  {T.  31.},  editors  and 

pub.  B.  Atlas,  5  old  State  House,  h.  36  Pearl 
Schrader  John,  boarding,  215  Hanover  [Madison  pi. 
Schroeder  John  M.  worsteds,  &c.  301  Wash.  h.  9 
Schroeder  William,  h.  Everett,  n.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
SchuUey  Michael,  tailor,  house  5  Theatre  alley 
Schultz  Henry,  laborer,  h.  Eastern  Steam  Boat  whf. 
Schultz  Henry,  clothing,  137  Ann,  h.  do.  [Harr.  av. 
Schultz  James,  12  Boylston  Market,  h.  Beach,  near 
Schuttee  Mary,  boarding,  house  121  &  123  Court 
Schwabe  Bennett  L.  importer,  52  Federal,  boards 

Revere  House 
Schwapp  Lewis,  baker,  13  Hollis,  house  do. 
Schwartz  Nicholas,  moulder,  h.  Concord,  n.  Suffolk 
Schwartz  William,  house  37  Prince 
Schwarz  Louis  B.  Rev.  h.  Peidmont,  c.  Church 
Schwinn  Lewis,  butcher,  house  Trumbull 
Schwoerer  John,  boarding,  21  Boylston  square 
Schwoerer  Lewis,  shoe  maker,  18  Howard,  house  3 

Boylston  sq. 


Scotchler  (James)  &  Wilcox  (W.  S.),  chair  painters, 

1 16  Fulton,  bds.  202  Hanover 
Scott  Albert  N.  teamster,  house  Canton  st.  place 
Scott  Charles,  painter,  house  3  South  May 
Scott  Chas.  (Burnham,  Welton  Sf  Co.),  b.  55  High 
Scott  Charles  C.  tailor,  5  Wash.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Scott  Charles  H.  plasterer,  house  r.  16  Bennet 
Scott  Fanny  C.  widow,  house  45  Charter 
Scott  Geo.  housewright.  Wash,  near  Arnold 
Scott  James,  clerk  at  11  Elm 
Scott  James,  laborer,  house  39  Erie 
Scott  James,  clothing,  40  Blackstone,  h.  3  Smith  ct. 
Scott  James,  porter,  house  24  May 
Scott  James  (Rand  tS,  S.),  h.  at  Cambridgeport 
Scott  Joel,  Custom  H.  h.  47  Hancock      [Brighton 
Scott  John  W.  A.  artist,  16  Tremont  Temple,  h.  38 
Scott  Levi,  laborer,  house  May  st.  court 
Scott  Levi,  stevedore,  h.  Snowhill,  cor.  Charter 
Scott  Mary,  house  18  Hull 
Scott  Patrick,  laborer,  house  12  Lowell  place 
Scott  Peter,  laborer,  h.  12  Lowell  pi.         [Pleasant 
Scott  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  45  1-2  Congress,  h.  8 
Scott  Samuel,  h.  8  Southac  pi.   [b.  13^  Crescent  pi. 
Scott  Sedgwick  C.  clerk,  16  Merchants'  Exchange, 
Scott  Seth  B.  103  Milk 
Scott  Susan,  house  16  Lincoln 
Scott  Thomas,  hatter,  4  Clinton,  h.  8  1-2  Fayette 
Scott  Thomas,  collector,  house  236  Broadway 
Scott  Walter,  hair  dresser,  Ann,  cor.  Sun  court 
Scott  William,  hair  dresser,  448  Wash.  h.  Belknap 
Scott  Wm.  B.  stevedore,  h.  Snowhill,  c.  Charter 
Scribner  Elbe,  mason,  132  1-2  Court,  h.  46  Billerica 
Scribner  E.  R.  50  Albany 

Scribner  Ivory  H.  fish,  6  Boylston,  house  14  do. 
vScribner  Schuyler  S.  clerk,  50  Hanover,  h.  38  Vine 
Scrinter  Arnold,  carpenter,  h.  2  Sigourney  place 
Scudder  Charles  &  Co.   (C.    W.  Scudder  ^-  H.  T. 
Blodr/et),   hardware   and   com.   mer.   33   &   35 
Pearl,  house  at  Roxbury  [Brookline 

Scudder  Charles  W.  (C.  Scudder  &;  Co.),  house  at 
Scudder  (Edwin),  Chipman  (N.),  &  Co.  flour  and 

grain,  1  &  2  City  wf.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Scudder  Harvey  &  Co.  com.  mer.  17  and  18  Com- 
mercial wharf,  house  at  Newton      [3  Franklin 
Scudder  Henry  A.  counsellor,  1  Devonshire,  boards 
Scudder  Horace  &   Co.   (B.  Daois),   merchants,  1 

Mercantile  wharf,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Scudder  Marshall  S.  com.  mer.  145  Milk 
Scudder  P.  W.  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Scudder  Sarah  Mrs.  house  66  Essex 
Seaber  Frederic,  rigger,  house  440  Commercial 
Seabury  Jeremiah,  locks  &  knobs,  over  32  Dock  sq. 
Seager  Edw.  artist,  11  1-2  Trem.  row,  h.  8  Seaver  pi. 
Seagrave  John,  tailor,  house  49  Salem        [Nashua 
Sealey  Wm.  shipping  office,  119  Comm'l,  house  64 
Seaman  Eliza  A.  widow,  house  7  Greenough  lane 
Seaman  John  (J.  Read  <Sf  Co.),  b.  2  Fleet  [sea 

Seaman  Sylvanus  P.  printer,  144  Wash.  h.  atChel- 
Seamans  (Benj.  W.)  &  Jones  (C),  grocers,  5  &  6 

Holmes'  bl'k,  Haymarket  sq.  h.  100  Third 
Searle  George,  house  2  Barre  place 
Searle  George  &  Co.  (S.  Avery,  jr.),  merchandise 
, brokers,  56  Water,  h.  at  Brookline  [b.  Pa\-ilion 
Searle  George  W.  counsellor,  23  old  State  House, 
Sears  David,  house  42  Beacon 
Sears  David,  jr.  house  42  Beacon 
Sears  Eben,  captain,  287  Fourth 
Sears  Eben,  housewright,  Hudson,  h.  5  Rowe  pi. 
Sears  Eben,  jr.  (Hill  lS^  S.),  house  5  Rowe  place 
Sears  Edward.  G.  publisher,  33  Somerset,  house  at 

Brookline 
Sears  Eliza  A.  widow,  house  32  Fourth 
Sears  John,  jr.  wax  statuary,  b.  44  Portland       [pi. 
Sears  John  A.  locksmith,  108  Court,  h.  8  Madison 
Sears  Joseph  H.  (Tillson,   Chandler  S;  Co.),  house 
at  Salem  [at  Brookline 

Sears  Joshua,  W.  I.  goods,  14  Long  wharf,  house 
Sears  Judah,  carpenter,  house  D,  near  Broadway 
Sears  Nathan  N.  at  Alger's,  boards  53  B 
Sears  Paul,  jr.  (Thacher  ^  S.),  h.  at  Roxbury 


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Sears  Susan,  widow  of  George,  h.  3  Rowe  place 

Sears  Thomas,  laborer,  7  Hamilton 

Sears  Thomas  E.  69  Kilby 

Sears  Uriah,  boards  60  Federal 

Sears  {  Willard)   &  Fitch  (Jonas),  carpenters,  opp. 

42  Bedford,  h.  at  Brookline      [1  Joy's  building 
Sears  Willard,  pres.  R.  E.  Mutual  Insurance  Co. 
Sears  Wm.  B.  22  Milk,  house  at  Newton 
Seavar  Samuel,  truckman,  boards  2  Spear  alley 
Seaver  Benjamin,  restorator,  12  Franklin  avenue 
Seaver  Benjamin  {Whitwells  iSf  S.),  b.  Revere  H. 
Seaver  Benj.  C.  caulker,  h.  Orleans,  n.  Webster 
Seaver  C.  tailor,  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Seaver  {Ebenezer)  &  Knowlton  (John  B.),  commis. 

merchants,  65  Milk,  h.  127  Hanover 
Seaver  Ebenezer,  h.  857  Wash.         [Robinson  alley 
Seaver  Freeman  (Snellinc/  iSf  Seave)-),  h.  Unity,  cor. 
Seaver  Geo.  cotton  broker,  61  Water,  h.  10  Bennet 
Seaver  George  AV.  boards  10  Bennet 
Seaver  Hammond,  laborer,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Seaver  Hannah  Mrs.  house  6  Carver 
Seaver  Henry  W.  mason,  house  69  Nashua 
Seaver  Horace  Rev.  agent  Am.  &  F.  Bible  Society, 

79  Cornhill,  h.  at  Chelsea  [6  Carver 

Seaver  Horace,  editor  Investigator,   35  Wash.  h. 
Seaver  Jacob  W.  com.  mer.  17   Commercial  wharf, 

house  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Seaver  James  W.  house  65  Summer  [place 

Seaver  John,  stable,  97  &  99  Fulton,  h.  2   Bartlett 
Seaver  Joseph,  laborer,  house  Bolton,  near  F 
Seaver  Nancy,  laundress,  house  25  Boylston 
Seaver  Nathaniel  &  Co.  (C.  M.  A.  Twitchell),  W. 

I.  goods,  Maverick  sq.  house  Hotel  st. 
Seaver  Rachael  B.  Mrs.  house  15  Wash,  square 
Seaver  Thomas,  baker,  h.  6  Lovis,  cor.  Fifth 
Seaver  William,  polisher,  boards  6  Carver 
Seaver  Wm.  J.  coppersmith,  h.  20  E.  Canton 
Seaverns  Abijah  &  Co.  {Sylvester  ^  Francis  Sea- 

verns),  provisions,  26   School,  h.  at  Jamaica  P. 
Seaverns    (Daniel)    &    Sanderson    (Geo.     W.),    14 

Boylston  Market,  boards  14  Boylston 
Seaverns   Francis    (A.   Seaverns  S;  Co.),  house  17 

Province  House  court 
Seaverns  George,  piano-forte  maker,  b.  306  Wash. 
Seaverns  Granville  S.  grocer,  8  Boylston,  boards  1 

Bumstead  court 
Seaverns  Henry,  shoe  maker,  3  Chapman  place 
Seaverns  Lucius,  clerk,  8  Boylston  [Federal 

Seaverns   Sylvester  (A.  Seaverns  S;  Co.),  house  59 
Seaverns  Thomas  {Whiting,  Dana  S;  Co.),  house  at 

Brookline 
Seaverns  Thomas  W.  &  Co.  (W.  H.  Spencer),  W. 

I.  goods,  611  Wash,  house  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Seavey  Alonzo.  brush  maker,  boards  19  Cross 
Seavey  Amos  W.  clerk,  48  Hanover 
Seavy  Eli,  house  Fifth,  near  A 
Seavey  John,  shipwright,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Seavey  Jotham,  mariner,  house  1  Crescent  court 
Seavey  Julia,  dress  maker,  boards  1  Village 
Seavey  Theodore  H.  grocer.  Spring,  c.  Poplar 
Seavey  Wm.  carpenter,  h.  Lamson,  E.  B. 
Seavy  Levi  J.  medicines,  h.  570  Washington 
Seaward  Geo.  W.  clerk,  house  18  Billerica 
Seaward  Henry  H.  clerk,  house  6  Nashua 
Seaward  Nath'l,  handcartman,  h.  16  N.  Bennet 
Sebiae  John,  stove  maker,  h.  5  Haymarket  place 
Seccomb  (E.  E.),  Taylor    (Isaac),   &  Co.  (S.  R. 

Griggs),  commission  merchants,  31  Commer- 
cial wharf,  house  at  Brookline 
Sedgley  (Samuel)  &  Robinson  (/.    W.),  cigars,  3 

Lewis,  house  1  Webster  place 
Seely  Martin,  carpenter,  h.  Woodward,  n.  E 
Seiberlich  Ferdinand,  carpenter,  Tremont  road,  h. 

8  Suffolk 
Seiberlich  Jos.  h.  5  Plymouth  pi.  [h.  3  Lowell  ct. 
Seiberlich  Lorenz,  confectioner,  423  Washington, 
Seidensticker  Jerome,  Boston  Athenaeum,  Beacon 
Seiders  Maria  A.  dress  maker,  h.  2  Standish  pi. 
Seigler  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Plymouth  [h.  10  May 
Seipp  John  C.  piano  and  guitar  maker,  475  Wash. 


Seipp  J.  H.  musician,  house  2  May 

Seisbuttel  Sarah  J.  widow,  h.  2  Lane  place 

Selby  Henry,  laborer,  h.  18  Southac 

Selden  Carter,  carpenter,  h.  19  Southac  ' 

Sellers  John,  tailor,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 

Sellers  Lucy  L.  h.  11.^  Lincoln 

Sellers  William  B.  oysters,  85  Cambridge,  h.  do. 

Sellew  Amos,  stair  builder,  13  Causeway,  h.    135 

Endicot 
Selling  Henry  Rev.  h.  55  Warren     [h.  at  Roxbury 
Sellinger  Clemens,  piano-forte  maker,  334  Wash. 
Sennet  James,  carpenter,  h.  84  Prince 
Sennet  Thomas,  house  r.  6  Canal 
Senter  Warren,  gilder,  43  Cornhill 
Serrat  Wm.  F.  33  Exchange,  h.  at  Melrose 
Serrington  Wm.  B.  Rev.  house  9  North  Grove 
Setchell  Wm.  cooper,  h.  Ill  Salem 
Seubert  Charles,  bds.  Brookline,  n.  Tremont 
Seuler  Henry,  butcher,  h.  Silver,  n.  C 
Severance  Charles  W.  restorator,  6  Lindall 
Severance  E.  H.  28  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Severance  Jonathan  B.  provisions,  h.  1  Billings  ct. 
Severance  Rufus  0.  (Broion  &  S.),  h.  2  Byron    [ct. 
Severance  Wm.  H.  omnibus  driver,  h.  11  Medford 
Severence  Samuel,  stone  cutter,  h.  75  Tyler 
Severens  Harriet,  dress  maker,  h.  5  Dover 
Severens  Levi,  carpenter,  h.  5  Dover 
Severens  Sarah  Ann,  dress  maker,  h.  5  Dover 
Severson  Wm.  boarding,  404  Commercial       [Hotel 
Severy  Moses,  broker,  5  Devonshire,  b.  Marlboro' 
Severy  Solomon,  book  keeper,  bds.  127  Hanover 
Sevey  Amos,  whalebone  factory,  r.  47  Congress,  h. 

6  High  street  place 
Sevey  James  A.  whalebone,  18  Water,  h.  24  Sea 
Sevey  Sarah  C.  seamstress,  h.  24  Sea 
Sevrens  David,  teamster,  h.  20  Andover 
Sewall  (Benj.),  Day  (Moses),  &  Co.  (Moses  Sewall), 

cordage,  20  Commercial,  h.  103  Harrison  av. 
Sewall  John,  h.  45  Harrison  av. 
Sewall  John  S.  78  Ann,  bds.  10  Sturgis  pi. 
Sewall  Joseph,  h.  10  Milton  place  [E.  B. 

Sewall  Joseph   L.  engineer   foundry,  h.   Trenton, 
Sewall  Hiram,  blacksmith,  h.  10  Fruit 
Sewall  Moses  (Seioall,Day,  &;  Co.),  h.  24  Tyler 
Sewall  Moses  B.  kid  and  morocco,  7  Blackstone, 

h.  at  Charlestown 
Sewall  Samuel,  surveyor,  10  Dock  sq.  b.  25  Elm 
Sewall  Sam'l  E.  counsellor,  46  Wash.  h.  at  Melrose 
Sewall  (Sam'l  G.)  &  Munroe   (Jas.  S.),  hardware, 

48  Kilby,  h.  at  Woburn 
Sewall  Thomas  R.  broker,  59  State,  h.  98  Chesnut 
Seward  Joshua,  livery  stable,  44  School,  house  12 

I'inckney 
Seward  Thomas,  assis't  sup 't  House  of  Industry 
Seward  Thomas,  4  Court,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Sexton  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  7  Cove  pi. 
Sexton  Dennis,  laborer,  house  r.  80  W.  Cedar 
Sexton  John,  laborer,  h.  18  East  [Cedar 

Sexton  John  M.  painter,  40  Congress,  house  16  S. 
Sexton  Patrick,  tailor,  bds.  7  Sullivan  pi. 
Seymour  Abner,  laborer,  h.  Holden  pi. 
Seymour  Edward,  h.  157  Hanover 
Seymour  Friend,  carpenter,  Charlestown,  c.  Bev- 
erly, h. 13  Prospect 
Seymour  George,  house  20  Fleet 
Seymour  Thomas,  captain,  bds.  7  Gouch 
Seymour  Wm.  clock  maker,  bds.  55  Hanover 
Shackford  Abner  R.  carpenter,  house  Tyler,  cor. 

Newton  court  [Maiden 

Shackford  Amaziah   G.    (George  3;  S.),  house   at 
Shackford  John  E.  dry  goods,  52  Hanover,  house 

at  Roxbury 
Shackford  Richard,  pile  driver,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Shackford  Sam'l  Q.  carpenter,  h.  4  Lamson  ct.  E.  B. 
Shackford  William  B.  tailor,  h.  r.  74  Atkinson 
Shaddick  Thomas  P.  66  Milk,  bds.  1  Chauncy  pi. 
Shafenburg  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h.  4  Border,  E.  B, 
Shales  Edward,  cooper,  h.  74  Pleasant 
Shales  Edward  W.  bds.  74  Pleasant 
Shales  John,  laborer,  h.  48  S.  Margin 


BOSTON      [S]       DIRECTORY 


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Shales  John  {Taylor  &;  S.),  Charlestown,  c.  Haver- 
hill, h.  at  Charlestown 
Shales  (John)  &  Stoddard  {Wm.  H.),   fiirniture, 

431  Washington,  h.  10  S.  Cedar 
Shanahan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  7i  Wharf 
Shanahan  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  1.5  Pearl  place 
Shanahan  Edward,  laborer,  h.  10  Hamilton 
Shanahan  Edward,  laborer,  3  Hamilton  ct. 
Shanahan  Jere.  laborer,  h.  281  Third,  n.  Dorches'r 
Shanahan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Half  Moon  pi. 
Shanahan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  24  Hamilton 
Shannessey  Joh"n,  laborer,  h.  r.  106  Ann    [Lincoln 
Shannon  Edwin,  prov'ns,  37  the  S.  Market,  bds.  38 
Shannon  Horatio,  h.  5  Gridley 
Shannon  John,  laborer,  h.  407  Washington 
Shannon  John  L.  clerk,  37  the  S.  Market,  boards 

Whitney's  Hotel,  Lincoln 
Shannon  R.'C.  2  Milk 

Shannon  Thomas  R.  h.  3  Snowhill  [pi. 

Shapleigh  John  H.  clerk,  20  India,  bds.  4  Crescent 
Shapleigh  {Richard   W.)  &  Kelsey  {J.  II.),  W.  I. 

goods,  19  &  20  India,  h.  74  Chesnut 
Shapley  F.  A.  234  Washington,  bds.  2  Bowdoin 
Shapley  Henry,  mariner,  h.  437  Commercial 
Sharkey  James  M.  physician.  Federal,  c.  Purchase 
Sharkey  John  P.  druggist.  Broad,  c.  Purchase 
Sharland  John,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  14  Kneeland 
Sharon  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  113  Cambridge 
Sharon  Mary  A.  C.  Mrs.  nurse,  h.  49  Sea 
Sharp  Daniel  Rev.  h.  20  W.  Cedar 
Sharp  Daniel,  jr.  &  Co.  (//.  Bradlee),  merch.    39  & 

40  Com'l  wf.  h.  2  Spruce,  c.  Chesnut 
Sharp  Harriet  Mrs.  h.  34  Thacher 
Sharp  John  C.  physician,  h.  20  W.  Cedar 
Sharp  William,  h.  10  Charlestown 
Sharp  Wm.  lithographer  and  drawing  school,  228 

Washington,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Sharp  Wm.  {J.  Kittredije  S;  Co.),  h.  34  Thacher 
Sharp  Wm.  C.  lithographer,  251  Washington,  h.  at 

Dorchester 
Sharpe  Wm.  {Morton  Sf  S.),  bds.  3  Bridge  ct. 
Sharry  James,  tailor,  h.  76  Charles 
Shary  James,  teamster,  h.  45  Salem 
Shattuck  Abel  B.  boarding,  II  Channing 
Shattuck  And'w  B.  pile  driver,  h.  Telegraph,  S.  B. 
Shattuck  Charles  P.  fish,  F.  H.  Market,  house  10 

Margaret 
Shattuck  Clarissa  H.  nurse,  h.  24  Allen 
Shattuck  George  {Baker  &  S.),  h.  11  Endicot 
Shattuck  Geo.  C.  physician,  Staniford,  c.  Cambridge 
Shattuck  Henry  L.  {Louis  A.  Surette  &  Co.),  house 

at  Concord 
Shattuck  Isaac  &  Co.  (Andrews  Howe  Sg  Charles  R. 

Gassett),  W.  I.  goods,  5  &  6  Canal  block,  h.  at 

W.  Cambridge 
Shattuck  Jas.  B.  chair  painter,  h.  r.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Shattuck  James  P.  carrier,  bds.  88  Albany 
Shattuck  John,  machinist,  bds.  101  Cambridge 
Shattuck  John  H.  ( Whiton,  Train,  ^f  Co.),  house  at 

East  Cambridge 
Shattuck  John  H.  caulker,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Border 
Shattuck  John  H.  jeweller,  bds.  oo  Hanover 
Shattuck  Lemuel,  h.  79  Harrison  av. 
Shattuck  Milo  H.  bds.  31  Brattle 
Shattuck  Rachael,  nurse,  h.  2  N.  Russell 
Shattuck  Samuel,  5  Water,  h.  r.  30  Prince 
Shattuck  Thomas,  bds.  1  Chauncy  pi. 
Shattuck  Wm.  broker,  5  Exchange,  h.  95  Leveret 
Shattuck  Wm.  G.  chair  painter,  80  Commercial,  h. 

Webster,  n.  Jeffries,  E.  B. 
Shatwell  Geo.  brush  maker,  13  R.  R.  bl'k,  Lincoln 
Shaughnessy  John,  laborer,  h.  7  Lime  alley 
Shaw  Albert  (Sowle  ^  Shaw),  h.  at  New  Bedford 
Shaw  Anthony  S.  blacksmith,  b.  Arnold,  n.  Wash. 
Shaw  Augusta,  dress  maker,  bds.  129  Hudson 
Shaw  Benj.  D.  blacksmith,  h.  Paris,  n.  Maverick 
Shaw  Benj.  S.  bds.  13  Bowdoin  [at  Abington 

Shaw  Brackley,  3d  (A.  ^  A.  S.  Reed  ^  Co.),  house 
Shaw  Charles,  painter,  b.  Bradford,  n.  Medford  ct. 
Shaw  Charles  E.  carpenter,  h.  48  W.  Orange 


Shaw  Clement,  clerk,  bds.  27  Sea 

Shaw  Cyrus  K.  truckman,  h.  5^  Nashua 

Shaw  Earl  (Smith  ^  S),  h.  Broadway,  c.  G 

Shaw  Edward,  architect,  h.  27  Grove 

Shaw  Edward  B.  clerk,  91  Court,  h.  85  Tremont 

Shaw  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  5  Lovis 

Shaw  Geo.  A.  (Farnsworth  Sj  S.),  h.  Beach,  n.  Tyler 

Shaw  George  F.  lamp  lighter,  h.  38  Orange         [pi. 

Shaw  G.  H.  (R.  G.  Shaw  ^  Co.),  h.  8  Mt.  Vernon 

Shaw  George  K.  clerk,  bds.  127  Hanover 

Shaw  George  N.  (H.  Harris &:  Co.),  b.  51  Summer 

Shaw  Geo.  W.  com.  mer.  145  Milk,  h.  at  Grantville 

Shaw  Henry,  11^  Exchange 

Shaw  Henry,  mariner,  h.  4  Hamilton  alley 

Shaw  Henry  A.  harness  maker,  h.  33  Chambers 

Shaw  Henry  B.  327  Wash.  bds.  11  Hudson 

Shaw  Hilon,  watchman,  h.  7  Spring  st.  pi. 

Shaw  Ira  B.  laborer,  h.  1  Carlton  place 

Shaw  Isaac  J.  musician,  h.  3  Osborn  place 

Shaw  James,  bds.  129  Hudson 

Shaw  James,  bonnet  pressor,  bds.  8  Kneeland 

Shaw  James,  bds.  42  Harrison  av. 

Shaw  James  H.  bonnet  presser,  375  Washington 

Shaw  James  M.  clerk,  145  Milk  [59  Chesnut 

Shaw  Jesse,  housewriglit,  Charles,  c.  Pinckney,  h. 

Shaw  Joel  &  Co.  (  IF.  I).  Martin),  successors  to  Dr. 

Gordak,  South,  c.  East,  h.  8  Oliver  place 
Shaw  John,  grocer,  133  Hanover,  h.  127  do.      [ford 
Shaw  John  W.  &  Co.  com.  mer.  145  Milk,  h.  19  Ox- 
Shaw  J.  O.  clerk,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Milton 
Shaw  Joseph,  lamplighter,  h.  38  Orange 
Shaw  Joseph  B.  134  State,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Shaw  Joshua,  bds.  19  Albany  [non 

Shaw  Lemuel,  Ch.  Just.  Sup.  J.  Ct.  h.  49  Mt.  Ver- 
Shaw  Moses,  housewright,  h.  Havre,  n.  Sumner 
Shaw  Nancy  Mrs.  h.  Sixth,  between  G  and  H 
Shaw  Nathaniel  &  Co.  shoes,  12  Blackstone,  h.    at 

Weym'th  [hats,  &c.  2  M'c'tile  wf.  h.  7  Stillman 
Shaw  (Nathaniel  B.)  &  Edmands  (R.  B.),  clothing, 
Shaw  Oliver,  carpenter,  b.  10  Maverick  bl'k,  E.  B. 
Shaw  Oren  R.  clerk,  h.  73  South  Suffolk 
Shaw  Quincy  A.  (Robert  G.  Shaw  Sj   Co.),   house 

Beacon,  cor.  Belknap 
Shaw  Robert  G.  &  Co.  (R.  G.  Jr.,  G.  H.  ^   Q.   A. 

Shaio),  merchants,  51   Commercial  wf.  house 

Belknap,  cor.  Beacon  [mer 

Shaw  Robert  G.  jr.  (R.  G.  Shaw  S;  Co.),  h.  46  Sum- 
Shaw  Samuel  S.  carpenter,  h.  81  Essex 
Shaw  Southworth,  treas.  Cape   Cod   Branch  R.  R. 

16  Merchants'  Exc.  h.  13  Bowdoin 
Shaw  Stephen,  ice  dealer,  h.  Ontario 
Shaw  Thomas,  teamster,  h.  rear  Ontario 
Shaw  Thomas,  33  Somerset,  h.  64  Pinckney 
Shaw  Thomas  B.  painter,  h.  Concord,  n.  Suffolk 
Shaw  William,  h.  129  Hudson 
Shaw  William  A.  h.  38  Orange 
Shaw  Wm.  F.  solar  lamps,  270  Wash.  h.  29   Carver 
Shay  Michael,  laborer.  Purchase,  c.  Broad 
Shay  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Second,  near  B 
Shay  Richard,  tailor,  h.  Belmont,  c.  Lane  place 
Shay  W.  H.  baker,  h.  Cottage,  c.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Shea  Daniel,  tailor,  h.  128  Purchase 
Shea  Edmond,  carpenter,  h.  Meridian 
Shea  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  8  Kingston 
Shea  John,  laborer,  house  Wright's  court 
Shea  John,  laborer,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Shea  Margaret,  dress  maker,  3  Fleet 
Shea  Michael,  laborer,  142  Purchase 
Shea  Michael,  laborer,  201  Ann 
Shea  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Shea  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  115  Broad 
Shea  William,  rigger,  h.  1  Robinson  alley 
Sheafe  Chas.  C.  broker,  r.  48  State,  h.  15  West 
Sheafe  D.  R.  merchant,  1  Commercial  wharf 
Sheafe  Sarah  Mrs.  h.  4  Arch  place 
Shean  David,  laborer,  h.  90  Broad 
Shean  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.    Suffolk,   opp.   church 
Shean  John,  laborer,  h.  E,  cor.  Seventh 
Shearer  Eliza  A.  teacher  prim'y  school,  b.  42  Huds'n 
Shearer  James  W.  bds.  42  Hudson 


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Shearer  John  H.  civil  engineer,  h.  44  Hudson 
Shearer  Leonard  B.  furniture,  Id  &  83  Blackstone, 

h.  42  Hudson 
Shed  James  A.  ieweller,  bds.  1  Pitts  court 
Shedd  Calvin,  449  Wash.  h.  1  Pitts  court 
Shedd  Christopher  F.  h.  41  Poplar 
Shedd  Franklin  C.  coachman,  h.  121  Hudson 
Shedd  Henry  S.  h.  28  Lowell 
Shedd  Heury  S.  insurance  agent,  66  Cornhill 
Shedd  Hosea  P.  furniture  wagon.  Court,  c.  Trem- 

ont,  bds.  59  Spring 
Shedd  Imla,  h.  59  Spring 

Shedd  John  H.  millinery,  4.  Trem.  row,  h.  29  May 
Shedlin  John,  shoe  maker,  h.  52  Eliot 
Shee  Richard,  laborer,  h.  106  Purchase 
Slieedy  John,  laborer,  house  15  E'-sex  place 
Sheehan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  15  Bartlett 
Sheehan  Daniel,  waterman,  h.  20  Wash,  square 
Sheehan  Dan'l,  laborer,  h.   Plymouth,  cor.  North- 
ampton 
Sheehan  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  131  Broad 
Sheehan  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  rear  324  Ann 
Sheehan  James,  carpenter,  Cove,  n.  Beach 
Sheehan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  42  Jefferson  block 
Sheehan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Sea,  n.  the  bridge 
Sheehan  John,  shoe  maker,  h.  6  Sullivan  place 
Sheehan  John,  boatman,  h.  14  AVashington  square 
Sheehan  John,  waterman,  h.  20  Wash,  square 
Sheehan  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  10  Wash,  square 
Sheehan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  n.  14  Batterymarch 
Sheehan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Sea 
Sheehan  William,  laborer,  h.  41  Jefferson  block 
Sheehey  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  104  Broad 
Sheehy  Michael,  boarding,  Sumner,  near  Border 
Sheen  Catherine,  h.  3  Paris  place 
Sheen  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  2  E.  Orange,  c.  Lehigh 
Sheen  John,  tailor,  49  Charter 
Sheen  Owen,  laborer,  h.  3  Paris  place 
Sheen  Peter,  laborer,  h.  6  Charter 
Sheen  Wm.  laborer,  h.  Suffolk,  opp.  church 
Sheeran  James,  tailor,  h.  25  Morton 
Sheerin  Mary  Mrs.  h.  Gold,  near  A 
Sheffield  Edmund,  bds.  84  Albany 
Sheffield  Wm.  truckman,  h.  Gold,  near  C 
Sheils  Henry,  job  wagon,  h.  52  W.  Orange 
Sheldon  Benjamin,  laborer,  bds.  79  Albany 
Sheldon  Francis    {Ranstead,   Dearborn,    ^  Co.), 

nails  and  junk,  304  Com'l,  h.  Charter 
Sheldon  J.  H.  physician,  bds.  National  House 
Shelhamer  Andrew,  carpenter,  h.  Silver,  n.  D 
Shelhamer  John,  laborer,  h.  D,  near  Athens 
Shell  Peter,  baker,  h.  102  W.  Cedar 
Shelton  Fanny,  widow,  h.  Dover,  e.  Village 
Shelton   (John)   &   Cheever    (S.  G.),   saddlers,   7 

Washington,  h.  at  Melrose 
Shelton  Patrick,  waiter,  h.  Ill  Charles 
Shelton  Philo  S.  mer.  44  India  wf.  h.  11  Beacon 
Shelton  Stephen,  house  17  Pine 
Shelton  Thomas  J.  pump  and  block  maker.  Broad, 

head  of  Liverpool  wf.  h.  1  Hartford  place 
Shelton  Wm.  shipwright,  h.  108  Sea 
Shennen  John,  laborer,  h.  Gold,  near  B     [Camden 
Shepard  Augustus  S.  omnibus  driver,  b.  Suffolk,  c. 
Shepard  Benj.  {Shepard,  Chapin  &  Co.),  stoves,  &c. 

23  Water,  bds.  143  Court 
Shepard  Calvin,  paper,  35  Devonshire 
Shepard  Charles  {Wakefield^  S.),  h.  at  Dorchester 
Shepard  Charles,  printer,  bds.  51  Federal 
Shepard  Charles  A.  B.  clerk,  b.  4  Crescent  place 
Shepard  David,  clerk,  bds.  26  Ann 
Shepard  Eliza,  laundress,  h.  r.  First,  n.  Dorchester 
Shepard  Emeline,  h.  35  Fayette 
Shepard  E.  E.  chaser,  h.  Fifth,  near  E 
Shepard  Franklin  C.  bds.  6  Oxford 
Shepard  Isaac  F.  teacher  Otis  School 
Shepard  John  F.  boarding,  h.  31  Portland        [den 
Shepard  John  M.  wire  worker,  h.  Suffolk,  c.  Cam- 
Shepard  Lucy,  widow,  h.  51  Leveret 
Shepard  Samuel,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  17  Porter 
Shepard  Sarah  Mrs.  h.  4  South  st.  court 


Shepard  Wm.   blacksmith,  Charlestown,  cor.  Med- 

ford,  h.  48  Lowell 
Shepard  Wm.  A.  writing  master.  Brimmer   School 
Shepherd  Edwin  H.  tinsmith,  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Shepherd   Elizabeth  Mrs.  vest  maker,  h.  foot   of 

Bartlett  place  [line 

Shepherd  John,  dry  goods,  28  Kilby,  h.  at   Brook- 
Shepherd  AValter  B.  clerk,  bds.  Winthrop  House 
Shepherd  Wm.  N.  269  AVash.  bds.  124  Harr.  ave. 
Shcple  Joseph,  clerk,  bds.  10  Tyler 
Sheple  Samuel,  boards  10  Tyler 
Sheple  Salmon  L.  clerk,  bds.  10  Tyler 
Sheppard  John  H.  counsellor,  20  Court 
Sheppard  William  J.  house  23  Friend 
Shepperd  Norman  A.  88  Milk 
Sherburne  Augustus,  hatter,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Sherburne  {Charles)  &  Bursley  {Henry),  hat  man- 

ufac.  23  Elm,  h.  15  Nashua 
Sherburne  Charles  B.  bds.  11  Elm 
Sherburne  C.  L.  Mrs.  h.  8  Hayward  place 
Sherburne  David,  grocer,  25  Sea,  h.  12  do. 
Sherburne  (Geo/Y/e  IF.)    &   Son  {S.   R.),   ale,   114 

Blackstone,  h.  55  Chambers 
Sherburne  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  55  Belknap 
Sherburne  John,  hats,  9  Lewis,  E.  B.  h.  Meridian 
Sherburne  Jos.  M.  hats,  furs,  &c.  24  Elm,  h.  7  Oak 
Sherburne  Lewis  O.  merchant  tailor,  265  AVash.  h. 

8  Hayward  place 
Sherburne  Reuben  B   master  transportation  C.  R. 

R.  foot  Lowell,  h.  93  Leveret  [foot  Lowell 

Sherburne  Reuben,  clerk.   Concord  freight  office, 
Sherburne  Samuel  R.  {Sherburne  S;  Son),   h.    105 

Chambers 
Sherburne  Susan,  widow,  h.  69  Brighton 
Sherburne  AVm.  cl'k.  Concord  R.  R.  h.  69  Brighton 
Sheridan  Bernard,  62  C,  cor.  Fourth 
Sheridan  Edward,  printer,  h.  9  Sullivan  place 
Sheridan  Ellen  Mrs.  boarding,  456  AVashington 
Sheridan  Hugh,  grocer,  S.  Margin,  c.  Gouch 
Sheridan  James,  laborer,  h.  2  Canton 
Sheridan  Peter,  laborer,  h.  rear  68  Eliot 
Sheridan  Peter,  boot  maker,  10  Andover,  h.  do. 
Sheridan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  16  Hamilton 
Sheridan  AVm.  laborer,  h.  rear  63  Eliot 
Sherman  Amos,  cabinet  maker,  bds.  6  Billerica 
Sherman  Asa,  h.  10  S.  Margin  [House 

Sherman  Chas.  13  &  15  theS.  Market,  b.  Fountain 
Sherman  Chas.  B.  80  AVash.  h.  120  Trem.  [Charter 
Sherman  Clias.  J.  F.  watch   maker,  77   Ann,  h.   6 
Sherman  Cyrus,  shipwright,  h.  10  E,  n.  Eighth 
Sherman  Elisha,  jr.  {Blanchwrd,  S.   %   Co.),  house 

at  Chelsea 
Sherman  Franklin,  bds.  9  Brattle  square 
Sherman  H.  P.  shipping  office,  52  Commercial 
Sherman  Jacob,  cabinet  and  pulpit  maker,  house 

and  shop  268  Broadway 
Sherman  Jacob  B.  caulker,  house  Havre 
Sherman  Jerusha,  widow,  h.  234  Broadway,  near  E 
Sherman  John,  stevedore,  house  5  Battery 
Sherman  Luther,  shipwright,  bds.  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Sherman  M.  B.  dress  maker,  house  4  Indiana 
Sherman  Miranda,  teacher,  boards  3  Merrimac 
Sherman  Nathaniel,  house-ivright,  house  26  Prince 
Sherman  Sally,  widow,  house  6  Charter 
Sherman  Serena,  dress  maker,  house  18  Spring 
Sherman  Stephen  E.  50  Milk,  house  at  Mansfield 
Sherman  Thomas,  housewright,  house  25  May 
Sherman  AVm.  H.  book  keeper,  34  Milk,  boards  12 

La  Grange  place 
Sherman  Zoith  A.  clerk,  house  5  Dupee  place 
Sherrar  Henry,  house  80  Warren  [Cambridge 

Sherriff  John  L.  {Stratton,  S.  &;  Co.),  house  at  East 
Sherriffs  Wm.    D.  engineer  E.  B.   Ferry,   house 

Sumner,  E.  B. 
Sherry  John,  tailor,  house  68  Atkinson 
Sherry  John  S.  machinist,  house  Silver,  near  A 
Sherry  Thomas,  teamster,  house  62  C,  cor.  Fourth 
Sherry  AVm.  tailor,  boards  48  Union    [121  Endicot 
Sherwin  Alfred  AV.  fruit,  &c.  head  City  wf.  house 
Sherwin  George,  housewright,  house  1  Kennard  ct. 


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Sherwin  Joseph.  60  F.  H.  Market 
Sherwin  Richard,  printer,  house  4  N.  Russell 
Sherwin  Sarah,  tailoress,  h.  Dorchester,  c.  Dove 
Sherwin  Thomas,  master  English  High  School 
Shew  Wm.  daguerreotypist,   123  Wash,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Shields  Ann,  widow,  house  13  Adams 
Shields  Henry,  job  wagon,  house  52  W.  Orange 
Shillaber  Benj.  P.  printer,  house  656  Washington 
Shillaber  D.  B.  clerk,  61  Court  [place 

Shillaber  J.  G.  dry  goods,  61  Court,  b.  12  Crescent 
Shiloh  Wra.  H.  hair  di-esser,  456  Washington,  h. 

15  W.  Centre  [Mt.'Vernon 

Shimmin  Charles  F.  counsellor,  30  Court,  house  93 
Shimmin  Thomas  D.  boards  Revere  House  [House 
Shimmin  Wm.  merchant,  20  Long  wf.  bds.  Revere 
Shimmins  Frederick,  barber,  house  Fifth,  near  C 
Shimmins  Robert,  grocer,  203  Hanover,  h.  205  do. 
Shine  Philip,  laborer,  house  6  Spear  alley 
Shinner  James,  laborer,  house  1  Hamilton 
Shinners  Patrick,  puddler,  house  Milldam 
Shipley  Horatio,  counsellor,  21  Court  square 
Shipley  James  B.  machinist,  house  Trumbull 
Shipley  Simon  G.  baker,  Union,  near  Hanover,  h. 

at  Charlesto\vn 
Shipley  Thomas,  teamster,  house  238  Ann 
Shipman  Daniel  B.  agent,  138  Washington 
Shippee  David  G.  36  Portland,  corner  ISIerrimac 
Shirley  Abner,  shoe  maker,  79  Charles,  h.  13  Zone 
Shirley  Daniel  H.  piano-forte  tuner,  h.  22  Oxford 
Shirley  Warren,  house  29  Piedmont 
Shirley  Wm.  W.  lamplighter,  house  Silver,  near  C 
Shisk  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Half  Moon  pi. 
Shiverick  Geo.  Albany  ale,  24  Broad,  h.  9  Lincoln 
Shoaltz  Charles,  cooper,  boards  5  Clark 
Sholes  Charles  H.  clerk,  boards  71  Pleasant 
Shoppe  Augustus,  baker,  house  Colony 
Shorey   {John)    &  Co.  {John  Fussel  ^  F.   Guild), 

dry  goods,  168  Washington,  house  at  Dedham 
Shorey  John,  boards  9  New  Cross 
Shorey  John  F.  cutter,  53  Ann 
Short  Cornelius,  sawyer,  house  31  Billerica 
Short  Dennis,  music  teacher,  house  32  Cross 
Short  George,  blacksmith,  house  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Short  James,  28  Pearl 

Short  John,  laborer,  house  6  Henchman  lane 
Short  John,  laborer,  house  2  La  Fayette  avenue 
Short  Scott,  waiter,  boards  24  Belknap 
Short  Timothy  W.  machinist,  house  Pembroke 
Shorter  Mary,  widow,  house  Milldam 
Shortridge  George  E.  49  Water,  bds.  7  Franklin 
Shortwell  Richard,  mariner,  h.  5  Henchman  lane 
Shultyze  James,  h.  18  Beach     [Wash.  h.  85  Dover 
Shumway  Benj.  S.  {Sweetser  &  S.),  provisions,  695 
Shumway  Nelson,  house  Dover,  cor.  Washington 
Shumway  Sam'l  {Jude  Snmo  S^  Co.),  b.  19  McLean 
Shurtleff  Nath'l  B.  physician,  h.  2  Beacon     [bury 
Shurtletf  S.  A.  {Bowers,  Pratt  &  Co.),  h.  at  Rox- 
Shute  Abigail  E.  widow,  house  rear  125  Pleasant 
Shute  Benj.  A.  barber,  boards  11  Ohio  place 
Shute  Daniel,  laborer,  house  11  Ohio  place 
Shute  David,  carpenter,  house  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Shute  Ebenezer,  constable,  house  6  Cotting 
Shute  Ebenezer,  jr.  police  officer,  h.  5  Baldwin  pi. 
Shute  Edwin,  mason,  boards  13  Causeway 
Shute  Elijah,  19  Congress,  boards  13  Causeway 
Shute  Emeline,  widow,  house  271  Treraont 
Shute  Henry  M.  carriage  smith,  bds.  11  Ohio  pi. 
Shute  James  M.  type  foundry,  Spring  lane,  house 

at  Somerville 
Shute  Joseph,  house  rear  504  Commercial 
Shute  Joseph,  jr.  house  rear  504  Commercial 
Shute  >Iichael  H.  baker,  bds.  Havre,  cor.  Sumner 
Shute  Wm.  M.  hats  and  furs,  173  Washington,  h. 

at  Jamaica  Plain  and  12  Province  House  court 
Shute  Wm.  P.,  Globe  Hotel,  Hanover,  cor.  Com'l 
Shutes  John  D.  cabinet  maker,  Lenox,  house  do. 
Sias  William  {Danforth,  Sias  &;  Co.),  17  S.  Market 
Sibley  Charles,  stone  mason,  house  12  E.  Orange 
Sibley  Charles,  38  India,  house  at  Chelsea 


Sibley  Freeman  K.  periodical  depot,  77  Cambridge, 

house  at  Cambridge  [place 

Sibley  Henry,  machinist,  15  Hawley,  h.  1  Osborn 
Sibley  John  M.  house  1  Franklin 
Sibley  John  51.,  Custom  House,  house  23  Dover 
Sibley  Richard,  collector,  boards  68  Charter 
Sibley  Rodney,  clerk,  3  State,  house  6  Pitts 
Sibley  Solomon,  furnishing  store,  7  Court,  boards  2 

Sheafe 
Sibley  Stephen,  Chelsea  laundry,  81  Washington 
Sickels  George  E.  1  Joy's  building,  81  Washington, 

h.  at  Brookline  [cantile  wf.  h.  8  Channing 

Siders  Charles,  agent  Southern   Packets,  1  Mer- 
Siders  Josiah  B.  {Wilder  i^  S.),  90  Commercial 
Siders  Sally,  widow,  house  16  Boylston  square 
Siders  Susannah,  teacher,  h.  Dedham,  n.  Newland 
Sidney  Thomas,  waiter,  boards  59  Myrtle 
Siegler  John  Henry,  rigger,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Sigourney  Daniel  A.  cashier  Washington  Bank,  h. 

at  Roxbury 
Sigourney  Henry  Mrs.  house  32  Pemberton  square 
Sikes  John,  carpenter,  65  Friend,  house  7  Billerica 
Silloway  Jos.  ship  broker,  5  Com'l,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Silloway  Lucy,  widow,  house  9  West  Centre 
Silloway  Nathaniel  A.  housewright,  h.  9  W.  Centre 
Silsby  Benjamin,  carpenter,  house  41  Friend 
Silsby  I.  H.  {Holman  <Sr  S.),  U.  S.  Hotel 
Silsby  L.  H.  clerk.  United  States  Hotel 
Silver  Emanuel,  boarding,  15  Commercial 
Silver  Francis,  mariner,  house  rear  133  Fourth 
Silver  Francis,  mariner,  house  6  Battery 
Silver  Wm.  h.  3  South  street  place        [cor.  Lenox 
Simes  Joseph  (./.  McGregor  ^  Co.),  house  Wash. 
Simmons  Ambrose  B.    {Porter,  Simmoiis  Sg  Co.), 

boards  1  Gridley 
Simmons  Benjamin,  meal  store  and  coffee  factory, 

Charles,  cor.  Cambridge,  house  40  Green 
Simmons  Benj.  brass  founder,  house  31  Cross 
Simmons  Charles,  carpenter,  boards  Lamson,  E.  B. 
Simmons  Charles  F.  counsellor.  Barker's  building, 

•55  Turnpike,  house  55  Pinckney 
Simmons  Cornelius  B.  34  Ann,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Simmons  David  A.  counsellor,  20  Court,  house  at 

Roxbury 
Simmons  Geo.  A.  oil,  21  Long  wf.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Simmons  George  S.  founder,  h.  96  C,  near  Athens 
Simmons  George  W.  merchant  tailor,  Oak  Hall, 

house  I  Blackstone  square 
Simmons  Gustavus  L.  upholsterer,  517  Wash. 
Simmons  Hiram,  housewright,  house  121  Charles 
Simmons  Horace  S.  salesman,  house  44  Warren 
Simmons  James,  laborer,  house  7  Thacher  court 
Simmons  James  Rev.  h.  May,  2d  door  from  Ceda:^ 
Simmons  James,  housewright,  house  Havre,  E.  B. 
Simmons  James  E.  grocer,  44  Mt.  Vernon,  boards 

1  Province  House  court 
Simmons  {James  E.)  &  Pratt  {L.),  sale  stable,  68 

Haymarket  square  and  15^  Portland,  house  at 

Somerville 
Simmons  James  S.  -watchman,  house  Camden  pi. 
Simmons  John  &   Co.   (,4.  Hose  &  E.  A.  White), 

clothing,  Quincy  Hall,  house  154  Tremont 
Simmons   Joseph,   pump    and  block   maker,    300 

Commercial,  house  Everett,  E.  B. 
Simmons  Levi,  carpenter,  Broad,  near  Sea 
Simmons  Nancy,  widow,  house  1^  London 
Simmons  Seth,  carpenter,  house  100  Tremont 
Simmons  Silas  C.  cooper,  h.  Silver,  n.  Dorchester 
Simmons  T.  A.  clerk,  Q.  Hall,  house  154  Tremont 
Simmons  Thomas,  agent  Davis'  Point  Factory,  7 

India,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Simmons  Willard  S.  cooper,  h.  44  C,  near  Fifth 
Simmons    {Wm.   B.    D.)   &   Mclntire    {Thomas), 

organ  builders,  Causeway,  c.  Nashua,  house  40 

Green 
Simmons  Wm.  H.  blacksmith,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Simmons  Wm.  J.  cooper,  house  237  Hanover 
Simmons  Wm.  K.  cooper,  h.  Bolton,  near  H 
Simond  Andrew  W.  clerk,  188  Hanover 
Simonds  Alexander,  5  Chatham,  bds.  11  Carver 


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Simonds  Alvan,  cash.  Mechanics'  Bank,  h.  r.  do. 
Simonds  Artcmas,  boards  16  Tyler      [Charlestown 
Simonds  Charles  H.  printer,  12   School,  house  at 
Simonds  E.  Maria,  teacher,  bds.  11  Carver 
Simonds  Geo.  boots  and  shoes,  Canton,  h.  7  do. 
Simonds  Gilbert,  attendant  B.  L.  Hospital,  S.   B. 

house  r.  116  Fourth 
Simonds  James,  truckman,  hoxise  Gold,  near  E 
Simonds  James  S.   3  N.  Market,  b.   18  Chambers 
Simonds  John,  brewer,  7o6  Wash,  house  do. 
Simonds  John  B.  teamster,  h.  50  N.  Margin 
Simonds  John  H.  clerk,  house  527  Wash.  [do. 

Simonds  Joseph,   dry  goods,  5^  Cambridge,  h.  57 
Simonds  Joseph  F.  truckman,  b.  17  Commercial 
Simonds  Jos  R.  book  binder,  22  School,  house  31 

Warren 
Simonds  Luke,  shoe  maker,  36  Portland,  h.  16  Wall 
Simonds  Marshall,  clerk,  boards  32  Blossom 
Simonds  Mary  Mrs.  h.  12  Green         [Cleveland  pi. 
Simonds  Montraville,  truckman,  Long  wf.  house  1 
Simonds  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  2  Langdon  pi. 
Simonds  Shepherd  &  Co.  (C.   .S.  Marshall),  cloth- 
ing, 3  North  Market,  h.  18  Chambers 
Simonds  Susan  C.  teacher  Quincy  School,  bds.  127 
Hudson  [17  do. 

Simonds  Thomas  E.  truckman,  306  Commercial,  h. 
Simonds   William  &  Co.  publishers,  12  School,  h. 

23  N.  Russell 
Simonds  William,  laborer,  house  3  Salutation 
Simonds  William,  shoes,  59  Cambridge,  h.  57  do. 
Simonds  William  H.  carpenter,  house  8  Pitts 
Simons  Marcius  R.  ticket  master  Old  Colony  Rail- 
road, boards  Winthrop  House 
Simpkins  John,  jr.  65  Com'l  wf.  b.  15  Hancock 
Simpkins   Samuel   G.   books   and  stationery,    124 

Washington,  h.  at  Newton 
Simple  Robert,  painter,  house  42  High 
Simpson  Abigail  M.  house  10  Southac 
Simpson  Abram  H.  T.  mariner,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Simpson  Alexander,  painter,  b.8  Kneeland  pi. 
Simpson  Benjamin,  printer,  boards  19  Cross 
Simpson  Benj,  stevedore,  h.  31  Oak      [U.  S.  Hotel 
Simpson  Charles  0.  {M.  H.  Simpso7i  &  Co.),  boards 
Simpson  Dan'l,  h.  4th,  S.  B.  Point    [5  Crescent  pi. 
Simpson  Daniel  P.  furniture,  72  Blaekstone,  house 
Simpson  David,  plasterer,  house  9  Charter 
Simpson  David  C.  painter,  h.  Silver,  near  B 
Simpson  David  S   blacksmith,  h.  74  Middlesex 
Simpson  George  R.  clerk,  1  Blanchard  block 
Simpson  James,  clerk,  boards  26  Purchase 
Simpson  James,  cabinet  maker,  b.  8  Kneeland  pi. 
Simpson  James,  grain  measurer,  h.  Gold,  near  D 
Simpson  James,  house  9  Clark 
Simpson  James,  hatter,  house  75  A,  near  Third 
Simpson  {James  E.)  &  Tuttle  {J.),  shipwrights  & 

caulkers,  Webster,  house  Cross,  E.  B. 
Simpson  John,  mason,  house  1  Marshall  place 
Simpson  John,  plasterer,  house  8  l-2Tileston 
Simpson  John  C.  {Tucker  !^  S.),  h.  22  Leveret 
Simpson  John  H.  waiter,  h.  7  Livingston  place 
Simpson  John  K.  &  Co.  {W.  B.  Simjjsoti),  feathers, 

1  Ann,  h.  Rutland,  c.  Suffolk 
Simpson  Maria  M.  house  16  Eliot 
Simpson  Mark,  laborer,  house  30  Cross 
Sunpson  Michael  H.  &  Co.  (  Wm.  Kilham  l^  C.   O. 
Simpson),  agents  N.  E.  Worsted  Co.  31  Pearl, 
house  6  Ashburton  place 
Simpson  Pamelia,  house  29  Hudson 
Simpson  Reuben,  clothing,  house  23  Southac 
Simpson  Robert,  grate  maker,  h.  162  Cambridge 
Simpson  Robert,  mason,  house  1  Marshall  place 
Simpson  Thomas,  house  1  Leveret 
Simpson  Thomas,  teamster,  h.  Gold,  near  C 
Simpson  Thomas  B.  mason,  h.  69  1-2  Summer 
Simpson  Thomas  H.  3  Crescent  court  [pi. 

Simpson  Thomas  M.  72  Blaekstone,  h.  5  Crescent 
Simpson  Thos.W.  jewel'r,  5  Hanover,  h.  17Billerica 
Simpson  William,  coach  builder,  h.  r.  14  Carver 
Simpson  William,  laborer,  house  12  Norwich 
Simpson  Wm.  plumber,  b.  64  South 


Simpson  William  B.  {J.  K.  Simpson  &;  Co.),  h.  5 

Crescent  pi. 
Simpson  {William.  M.)   &  Caldwell  {T.  G.),  crock- 
ery, &c.  51  &  53  Broad,  h.  1  Columbia 
Sims  Benj.  Wm.  sail  maker,  house  15  Orange  lane 
Sims  Manuel,  mariner,  h.  rear  14  Salutation 
Sims  Mary  Mrs.  trader,  141  Ann 
Sinclair  Alexander,  241  Washington 
Sinclair  Arthur,  mariner,  house  127  Broad 
Sinclair  Charles,  boarding,  210  Ann 
Sinclair  George,  seaman,  house  146  Purchase 
Sinclair  George  M.  carpenter,  house  Meridian 
Sinclair  Horatio  G.  17  S.  Market,  b.  4  Morton  pi. 
Sinclair  James  H.  variety  store,  bds.  49  Sea 
Sinclair  John,  brass  founder,  b.  6  Margaret 
Sinclair  Mary  E.  Mrs.  house  9  N.  Margin 
Sinclair  Robert,  baker,  54  Myrtle     [h.  6.  Margaret 
Sinclair   Thomas,  brass   founder,  296   Commercial, 
Singer  John,  boot  crimper,  rear  47  Congress 
Singer  John,  cabinet  maker,  b.  54  Marion    [Wash. 
Singler  John,  wheelwright,  Dover,  n.  Wash.  h.  664 
Singleton  Esther,  widow,  house  26  Spring 
Singleton  James,  omnibus  driver,  house  Fabin 
Singleton  Thomas  C.  mast  maker,  h.  79  Charter 
Singleton  AVilliam  A.  clerk,  boards  26  Spring 
Sinnot  Lawrence,  casks,  house  2  Williams 
Sinnott  Mary,  widow,  house  12  Batterymarch 
Sinsheimer  S.,  German  apothecary,  515  Wash. 
Sipple  John,  laborer,  h.  17  Washington  avenue 
Sirovich  Luigi,  boarding,  h.  408  Commercial 
Sirovich  Nicholas,  mariner,  house  Jenkins  place 
Sise  Albert,  boards  6  Beacon 
Sise  John,  201  Washington,  b.  10  Allston 
Sisk  William,  boarding,  house  247  Ann 
Sisk  John,  laborer,  house  Page's  court 
Sisson  Willard  T.  carpenter,  house  46  Curve 
Sittenmaster  Arnold,  stonecutter,  h.  14  E.  Orange 
Sivadie  George,  paper  carrier,  house  3  Myrtle  ct. 
Sivadie  John,  paper  carrier,  h.  6  Adams 
Sivret  James,  119  Milk  [wharf,  b.  6  High 

Sivret  James  W.  weigher  and  ganger,  4  Central 
Skeele  Edwin  A.  dry  goods,  22  Kilby,  h.  2  Cruft  pi. 
Skeene  Adaline,  laundress,  house  6  May 
Skelley  Thomas,  grocer,  19  Merrimac  [Belknap 
Skelton  Eunice,  milliner,  Belknap,  c.  Myrtle,  b.  49 
Skerrett  George,  manager  Lyceum  Theatre,  house 

16  Prospect 
Skerry  Edward,  boiler  maker,  h.  Gold,  near  B 
Skerry  Helen,  widow,  h.  55  Hancock  [b.  11  Tyler 
Skerry  Samuel  H.  com.  mer.  7  R-  R-  bl'k,  Lincoln, 
Skilliiigs  Chas.  carpenter,  b.  153  Court  [Brighton 
Skillings  David  N.  housewright,  98  Portland,' h.  78 
Skillings  Joseph,  pile  driver,  boards  9  New  Cross 
Skilton  George,  brush  manufacturer,  19  Exchange, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Skilton  James,  Union  Bank,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Skilton  Sam'l  D.  {Winslmo  <Sf  S.),  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Skilton  Wm.  E.  clerk.  16  Kilby,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Skimmins  Jane  H.  millinery,  15  1-2  &  163  Hanover, 

house  139  do. 
Skimmings  William,  boarding,  139  Hanover 
Skimmings  Samuel  H.  oysters,  139  Hanover,  h.  do. 
Skinner   {Alvah)    &    Sweet   {J.  S.),  jewellers,  17 

Hanover,  h.  3  Richmond  place 
Skinner  A.  C.  241  Washington         [h.  106  Charles 
Skinner  Benjamin  H.  grocer.  Court,  cor.  Howard, 
Skinner  B.  A.  Mrs.  boarding,  h.  Maverick  sq.  E.  B. 
Skinner  Francis  &  Co.  ( IF.  S.  Lincoln,  H.  K.  Mor- 
ton, H.  A.   Smythe,   ^  E.  F.  Cutter),  commis- 
sion merchants,  91  Milk,  h.  24  Mt.  Vernon 
Skinner  Francis  E.  56  Pearl,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Skinner  George  W.  14  Dock  sq.  b.  787  Wash. 
Skinner  Henry  B.  publisher,  60  1-2  Cornhill,  house 
at  Waltham  [b.  2  Bowdoin 

Skinner  Isaac  B.  merchant  tailor,  160  Washington, 
Skinner  John  F.  {Hutchins,  Hurd  S;  Co.),  house  at 

Lexington 
Skinner  Lucian  { Willis  <Sf  Co.),  h.  31  Common 
Skinner   Noah  K.  &  S.  N.   merchant  tailors,  37 
Wash,  house  Bennet  place 


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257 


Skinner  O.  A.  Rev.  house  7  Fayette 

Skinner   Samuel  N.  {N.  K.  .Sf  S.  N.  Skinner),  37 

Wash,  house  at  Cambridge 
Skinner  Wm.  H.  com.  mer.  68  Commercial 
Skirvin  Thomas,  baker,  boards  50.5  Washington 
SkoUard  Garrett,  tailor,  house  16  Williams 
Sky  David,  Seamen's  Hotel,  r.  101  Ann    [Pleasant 
Slack  Charles  W.  {Stacy,  Richardson  S;  Co.),  b.  97 
Slack  Jonas  R.  boarding,  Chelsea,  E.  "B. 
Slack  (Lewis)  &  Goodnow  (C.  L.),  16  &  18  Boyls- 

ton  Market,  house  at  Roxbury 
Slack  Ruggles,  21  Water,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Slade  Calvin,  hardware,  37  &  39  Pearl,  h.  31  Carver 
Slade  Daniel  D.  physician,  h.  120  Charles 
Slade  Ira,  clerk  at  Central  House 
Slade  James,  surveyor,  119  Wash.  h.  40  Pleasant 
Slade   Jarvis   {Lawrence,  Stone  Sg  Co.),  house  23 

Pemberton  square 
Slade  Lucius,  proprietor  Central  H.  9  Brattle  sq. 
Slade  Peleg  W.  machinist,  boards  Fort  avenue 
Slade  {Robert)  &  Whiton  {H.),  carriage  manufac- 
turers, Hawley,  house  12  Florence 
Slade  Robert  G.  clerk,  136  Hanover 
Slade  Stillman,  porter  Central  House 
Slade  Wm.  H.  35  Ann,  house  19  Tileston 
Slade  Wm.  J.  carpenter,  81  Portland,  h.  5  Minot 
Slane  Barney,  laborer,  house  Bolton,  near  A 
Slane  Patrick  F.  glass,  54  Kilby,  h.  Second,  n.  B 
Slater  Andrew  C.  book  keeper,  h.  E,  n.  Broadway 
Slater  Thomas,  boards  54  Hudson 
Slater  {Thomas)  &  McKay  {J.  T.),  provisions  and 

groceries,  Maverick  sq.  E.  B.  house  do. 
Slater  Wm.  watch  maker,  h.  Meridian,  n.  Cent'l  sq. 
Slatter  Michael,  shoe  maker,  house  1  Butolph 
Slattery  Daniel,  tailor,  house  25  Oliver 
Slattery  Dennis,  tailor,  house  10  Oliver 
Slattery  Jeremiah,  shoe  maker  h.  Camb.  c.  Butolph 
Slattery  Jeremiah,  coach  maker,  b.  37  Erie 
Slattery  John,  stabler,  house  67  Atkinson 
Slattery  Patrick,  stone  cutter,  house  A,  c.  Third 
Slavan  Michael,  laborer,  house  227  Broad 
Slea  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  r.  First,  n.  Dorchester 
Sleeper  Alfred,  house  126  Athens,  near  B 
Sleeper  Daniel,   porter  Pemberton  H.  h.  6  Adams 
Sleeper  Eunice  S.  midwife,  house  42  Cambridge 
Sleeper  Francis  H.  clerk,  2  Federal,  boards  3  Arch 
Sleeper  Frank,   carpenter,  Nashua,  c.  Causev^ay, 

house  42  Cambridge 
Sleeper  George  W.  {S.  §  Co.),  house  3  Avery  pi. 
Sleeper  Hanson,  grocer,  W.  Cedar,  c.  Pinckney 
Sleeper  Horace  L.  2  Fan.  Hall,  b.  7  Seaver  place 
Sleeper  Jacob  (Carney  &;  S.),  h.  53  Summer 
Sleeper  John  K.  C.  23  Milk,  boards  115  Salem 
Sleeper  {John  S.)  &  Rogers  {H.jr.),  Boston  Daily 

Journal,  12  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Sleeper  Jonathan  C.  8  Gerrish  block,  h.  115  Salem 
Sleeper  Madison,  laborer,  boards  79  Albany 
Sleeper  Mary,  widow,  house  66  Warren 
Sleeper  Oliver,  tailor,  house  210  Broadway,  near  D 
Sleeper  S.  S.  {E.  Raymond  (S,  Co.),  h.  7  Seaver  pi. 
Sleeper  &  Co.  tea  store,  130  Washington 
Sleeth  Joseph,  blacksmith,  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Sleney  John,  hair  dresser,  house  14  S.  Russell 
Slewman  Andrew,  tailor,  h.  Maverick  sq.  E.  B. 
Slidoway  John  G.  brass  finisher,  h.  3  Boylston  sq. 
Slines  John,  carpenter,  house  14  Cove 
Sloan  John,  laborer,  house  10  Sullivan  place 
Sloan  Sam'l  W.  hatter,  r.  35  Wash.  h.  F,  c.  Fifth 
Sloan  William  L.  painter,  house  92  Warren    [burn 
Slocom  Albert  G.  shoes,  6  1-2  Brighton,  h.  35  Au- 
Slocomb  Eli,  boards  29  Essex 
Slocomb  Thos.  {Milton,  Ciishman  ^  Co.),  10  Milk 
Slocum  Wm.  H.  {S.  Emmes  &;  Co.),'h.  at  Roxbury 
Sluggett  Mary  H.  dress  make'r,  4  Suffolk  place 
Slyfield  William,  ostler,  boards  9  Hawkins 
Small  Amasa  Bates,  boards  133  Harrison  avenue 
Small  Benjamin,  blacksmith,  boards  30  Portland 
Small  Charles,  currier,  boards  26  Ann 
Small  Charles  M.  tailor,  265  Washington 
Small  Clement,  mariner,  house  London,  E.  B. 


33 


Small  Cyrus,  grocer,  721  Wash,  house  6  Village 
Small  Ebenezer,  physician,  7  Suffolk  place 
Small  Ebenezer,  shipwright,  h.  85  Charter 
Small  Francis  W.  clerk,  boards  6  Walnut   [Trem't 
Small  Fred,  boot  maker,  6  Bedford,  h.  Castle,  near 
Small  Isaac,  ship  carpenter,  house  Chelsea 
Small  James,  laborer,  house  Langdon  place 
Small  Jonathan,  physician,  128  Hanover 
Small  Joshua,  carpenter,  house  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Small  Leonard,  house  Border,  E.  B. 
Small  Lovisa  S.  dress  maker,  boards  40  Pleasant 
Small  Samuel,  grocer,  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Small  Sylvester  K.  mariner,  h.  Marion,  E.  B. 
Small  Thomas,  trader,  h.  6  Charlestown 
Small  Wm.  carpenter,  house  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Smalley  Elijah,  apothecary,  87  Pleasant,  h.  do. 
Smalley  Leonard  W.  provisions,  105  Tremont,  cor. 

Bovlston,  house  do.  [h.  at  Newton  Corner 

Smallwood  E.  A.  &  G.  T.  furniture,  1  R.  R.  block, 
Smallwood  G.  T.  {E.  A.  &;  G.  T.  S.),  b.  55  High 
Smart  Ann,  widow,  house  29  Castle 
Smart  Richard,  teamster,  h.  rear  212  Ann 
Smart  William,  teamster,  h.  1  Salutation 
Smeal  James,  book  binder,  bds.  10  S.  Russell 
Smeal  John,  laborer,  h.  8  Sister 
Smedley  Adney,  carpenter,  h.  14  Biydge 
Smerrick  Michael,  bl'ksmith,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Cove 
Smiley  Oilman  A.  sexton,  bds.  117  Pinckney 
Smiley  Martha,  dress  maker,  18  Causeway 
Smilie  Elton  R.  dentist,  34  Trem.  row,  h.  15  Allen 
Smith  Abigail,  nurse,  h.  8  Greenough  avenue 
Smith  Abigail,  widow,  tailoress,  h.  r.  51  South 
Smith  Abner,  W.  I.  goods.  Central  sq.  h.  do.  E.  B. 
Smith  Albert,  engineer,  h.  9  Sheafe 
Smith  Albert,  machinist,  h.  5  Nashua 
Smith  Albert,  messenger  Ms.    Hos.  Life  Ins.   Co. 

50  State,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Smith  {Albert  W.)  &  Lovett   {Joseph),  machinists, 

&c.  36  Devonshire,  h.  2  Head  pi. 
Smith  Alden  B.  103  F.  H.  Mark't,  b.  E.  Cambridge 
Smith  Alex,  mariner,  h.  12  Clark 
Smith  Alex.  E.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  4  Shawmut 
Smith  Almon,  clock  maker,  h.  16  Genesee 
Smith  Alvah  T.  hatter,  h.  15  Zone 
Smith  Amasa  G.  surveyor  of  lumber,  h.  29  Marion 
Smith  Ammi,  jr.  bds.  2  Head  place  [town 

Smith  Amos,  sole  leather,  29  N.  Mark.  h.  at  Cha's- 
Smith  Amos,  carpenter,  h.  9  Blossom 
Smith  Amos  J.  laborer,  h.  Erin  alley,  E.  B. 
Smith  Andrew,  slater,  h.  7  Sweetser  court 
Smith  Andrew,  eating  house,  316  Com'l,  h.  do. 
Smith  Andrew,  jr.  mer.  tailor,  63  Court  [erick 

Smith  Andrew  J.  shipwright,  h.  Cottage,  n.  Mav- 
Smith  Ann,  dress  maker,  h.  9  Mt.  Vernon   avenue 
Smith  Archy,  steward,  h.  7  Hanover  avenue 
Smith  Augustus,  printer,  bds.  20  Harvard 
Smith  Augustus,  boarding,  30  Portland 
Smith  Benj.  clerk.  22  Broad,  bds.  74  Summer 
Smith  Benj.   wood  and   coal,  60^   Commercial,  & 

Garden  ct.  St.  h.  Newton,  c.  Suffolk 
Smith  Benjamin  A.  com.  merchant,  32  India 
Smith  Benj.  F.  lithographer,  bds.  12   Crescent  pi. 
Smith  Benj.  F.  carpenter,  bds.  4  Clifton  place 
Smith  Bernard,  printer,  bds.  129  Essex 
Smith  Burrill,  laborer,  h.  2  Garden 
Smith  C.  C.  C.  tailor,  21  Court,  h.  48  Tyler 
Smith  C.  P.  milliner,  251  Washington      [Williams 
Smith  Catherine  S.  widow  of  Amos,  h.  Sister,   cor. 
Smith  Charles,  laborer,  h.  6  Bartlett 
Smith  Chas.  merch.  6  Central  wf.  h.  15  Chambers 
Smith  Charles,  captain,  h.  38  High 
Smith  Charles,  blacksmith,  h.  25  Pleasant 
Smith  Charles,  h.  5  Bay 
Smith  Charles,  boot  treer,  19  Fulton 
Smith  Charles,  rigger,  h.  4  Greenough  lane 
Smith  Charles,  carpenter,  bds.  9  Grove  place 
Smith  Charles,  house  4  Second  [Cambridge 

Smith  (Charles)  &  Dunsmore  (T.),  provisions,  HI 
Smith  Charles,   coroner   and   constable,  basement 

Court  House,  Court  sq.  h.  6   Province   H.  ct 


258 


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Smith  Charles  A.  &  Co.  mer.  tailors,  old  State  H. 
Smith  Charles  A.  painter,  11  Kingston,  h.  13  do. 
Smith  Charles  C.  {Easter  ^  S.),  h.  at  Charlestown 
Smith  Charles  C.  clerk,  46'Kilby,  b.  3  Chauncy  pi. 
Smith  Charles  H.  captain,  h.  74  Prince 
Smith  Chas.  H.  cl'k  Grocers'  Bank,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Smith  Charles  S.  &  J.  G.,  W.  I.  goods,  19  Ferry, 

h.  opp.  6  Piedmont 
Smith  Charles  S.  music  engraver,  bds.  22  May 
Smith  Charles  S.  printer,  h.  26  W.  Castle 
Smith  Charles  W.  h.  Camden,  near  Suffolk 
Smith  Charles  W.  tailor,  bds.  7  Wash.  ct. 
Smith  Chauncy,  coun'lor,  35  Court,  b.  134  Har.  av. 
Smith  Christopher,  painter,  h.  17  N.  Bennet 
Smith  Comfort  Mrs.  h.  206  Broadway 
Smith  Cordelia,  tailoress,  h.  7  Church 
Smith  Curtis,  coachman,  h.  99  Charles 
Smith  Cyrus,  Suffolk  Bank,  h.  at  Brighton 
Smith  Daniel,  baker,  2G9  Ann,  h.  do. 
Smith  Daniel,  hair  dresser,  9  Blossom 
Smith  Daniel,  waiter,  h.  2  Belknap  place 
Smith  Daniel,  h.  1  Nassau  [4  Wesley  place 

Smith  Daniel  C.  (Holbrook,  Stniths,  ^   Co.),  house 
Smith  Daniel  T.  clerk,  315  Wash.  b."54  Hudson 
Smith  David,  laborer,  h.  7  Fayette  court 
Smith  David,  carpenter,  house  16  Porter 
Smith  David  O.  student,  boards  2  Vernon        Rand 
Smith  Dennis,  stair  builder,  3  Beverly,  h.  6  Fort- 
Smith  Dwight,  ag't,  96  Blackstone,  h.  atSomerville 
Smith  Ebenezer,  house  1  Allston 
Smith  Eben.  jr.  counsellor,  20  Court       [bridgeport 
Smith  Eber,    restorator,    133   Canibridge,  h.  Cam- 
Smith  Edmond,  porter,  house  rear  92  Tremont 
Smith  Edward,  mason,  h.  15  Second 
Smith  {Edward  L.)  &  Moore  (H.  F.),  painters,  32 

Washington,  house  at  Roxbury 
Smith  Edward  P.  trader,  house  38  Billerica 
Smith  Edwin  (Bacon  &;  S.),  boards  138  Court 
Smith  Edwin  A.  45  N."  Market,  bds.  107  Hanover 
Smith  Edwin  D.  clerk,  boards  196  Hanover 
Smith  Edwin  P.  mason,  house  71  West  Cedar 
Smith  Elexus  D.,  Quincy  Hall,  h.  69  Lowell 
Smith  Eli  A.  clerk,  38  Cornhill,  h.  247  Tremont 
Smith  Elisha  {Hennj  Smith  S;  Co.),h.  77  S.  Suffolk 
Smith  Elisha,  jr.  stair  builder,  Harrison   avenue, 

near  Dover,  house  9  London 
Smith  Ellen  Mrs.  dress  maker,  h.  10  Federal  ct. 
Smith  Ezra  C.  {HayioardS^S.),  h.  Old  Harbor 
Smith  Ezekiel  S.  ladies'  shoe  maker,  259  Washing- 
ton, house  10  Oswego 
Smith  F.  G.  laborer,  house  Holden  place 
Smith  Fidelia,  dress  maker,  boards  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Smith  Francis,  variety  store,  390  Com'l,  house  do. 
Smith  Francis  O.  band-box  maker,  102  Blackstone, 
house  75  Union  [Paris,  E.  B. 

Smith  F.  &  L.  H.  dress  makers,  h.  Maverick,  cor. 
Smith  Franklin,  86  State,  bds.  7  Piedmont 
Smith  Franklin,  undertaker,  house  2  Seaver  place 
Smith  Franklin  W.  hardware,  32  Dock  square,  h. 

Newton,  corner  Suffolk 
Smith  (Frederick)  &  Lougee  (C.  F.),  wines,  7  and 

8  North  Market,  house  9  Bowdoin 
Smith  Frederick,  clerk,  boards  1  Prospect 
Smith  Frederick,  7  North  Market,  h.  30  Warren 
Smith  Frederick  W.  gold  beater,  h.  Northampton 
Smith  Freeman,  hatter,  h.  66  Dover 
Smith  Freeman  A.  book  keeper,  12  Blackstone 
Smith  F.  O.  J.  magnetic  telegraph,  office  2  Massa- 
chusetts block  [Southac 
Smith  George,  restorator,  32  Richmond,  house  36 
Smith  George,  restorator,  120  Com'l,  h.  90  Salem 
Smith  George,  carriage  trimmer,  58  Tremont 
Smith  George,  10  Central  wharf,  bds.  21  Kneeland 
Smith  George,  pressman,  house  39  Ann 
Smith  George,  house  6  Province  House  court 
Smith  George  A.  counsellor,  20  Court,  h.  1  Allston 
Smith  George  F.  carpenter,  boards  164  Cambridge 
Smith  Geo.  G.  engraver,  186  Wash.  h.  3  Hartford  pi. 
Smith  George  H.  collector,  house  1  Fruit  st.  court 
Smith  George  L.  truckman,  house  60  Fayette 


Smith  George  M.  brush  maker,  boards  19  Cross 
Smith  George  M.  watch  maker,  b.  9  Eaton    [Third 
Smith  Geo.  P.  shoe  maker,  71  Purchase,  house  270 
Smith  Geo.  P.  clerk,  15  Cornhill,  b.  26  W.  Castle 
Smith  George  S.  (Chandler  S;  S.),  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Smith  George  W.  blacksmith,  Sea,  corner  Furnace, 

house  124  Tyler 
Smith  George  W.  boards  87  High 
Smith  Hannah,  widow,  house  7  Piedmont 
Smith  Hannah,  widow,  h.  7  Clark       [av.  n.  S.  May 
Smith  Hannah  A.  dress  maker,  boards   Harrison 
Smith  Harding  P.  boot  maker,  house  13  Morton 
Smith  Harvey  N.  dry  goods,  124  Hanover 
Smith  Henry  &  Son  (John  Harris),  hosiery,  150 

Washington,  house  7  Warren 
Smith  Henry,  engineer,  boards  47  Portland 
Smith  Henry,  rigger,  h.  r.  gun  house.  Fort  Hill 
Smith  Henry,  mariner,  house  Sumner,  n.  Orleans 
Smith  Henry,  clerk,  boards  2  Staniford  court 
Smith  Henry  &  Co.  (E.  Smith),  hatters,  Orange, 

house  225  Tremont 
Smith  Henry,  captain,  house  22  Florence 
Smith  Henry,  tender.  Theatre  alley 
Smith  Henry  A.  37  Hanover 
Smith  Henry  B.  coiinsellor,  house  2  Franklin  pi. 
Smith  Henry  D.  commission  merch.  12  N.  Market, 

boards  Exchange  Hotel 
Smith  Henry  M.  tin  plate  worker,  h.  32  London 
Smith  Henry  W.  counsellor,  22  old  State  House, 

boards  5  Pemberton  square 
Smith  Hilliard,  cabinet  maker,  h.  Pleasant  st.  pL 
Smith  Hiram,  house  19  Lyman  place 
Smith  Horace  ( Williamson  &;  Smith),  h.  239  Fourth 
Smith  Horace  E.  counsellor,  10  Court,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Smith  Horatio  N.  plasterer,  house  16  Boylston  sq. 
Smith  Ira,  10  India,  house  34  Friend 
Smith  Irvin,  laborer,  house  Maverick,  n.  Cottage 
Smith  Isaac   &   Co.  (T.  D.  Beadle),  parasols,  &c. 

24  Milk 
Smith  Isaac,  machinist,  house  Maverick,  n.  Havre 
Smith  Isaac  H.  house  57  Charter 
Smith  Isaacus  C.  (Barker  ^  S.),  house  at  Dedham 
Smith  Jacob,  furniture,  Hawley,  h.  2  Staniford  ct. 
Smith  Jacob,  laborer,  house  rear  14  Carver 
Smith  James,  laborer,  h.  Dedham,  c.  Harrison  av. 
Smith  James,  printer,  boards  8  Kneeland  place 
Smith  James,  carpenter,  h.  115  Broadway,  near  C 
Smith  James,  blacksmith,  house  Old  Road 
Smith  James,  groceries,  Commercial,  c.  Hull,  h.  do. 
Smith  Jas.  wharfinger.  Arch  wf.  h.  at  Cambridgep't 
Smith  James,  laborer,  house  25  Stillman 
Smith  James,  rope  maker,  Milldam,  h.  Roxbury 
Smith  James,  musician,  house  8  West  Centre 
Smith  James,  porter,  b.  5  Southac 
Smith  James,  painter  and  glazier,  h.  2  Andover 
Smith  James,  laborer,  house  35  Merrimac 
Smith  James,  hatter,  20  Union,  h.  rear  5  Spring 
Smith  James,  tailor,  house  rear  26  Belknap 
Smith  James,  dyer,  3  Hanover 
Smith  J.  (Tslden  ^  S.),  h.  Centre,  E.  B. 
Smith  James  A.  clerk,  148  Hanover  [ler's  ct. 

Smith  James  B.  jr.  baker,  533  Wash.  h.  2  Whee- 
Smith  James  F.  house  7  West  Centre 
Smith  James  F.  drain  digger,  h.  12  S.  Cedar      [pi. 
Smith  Jas.  H.  grocer,  s.  and  h.  Harr.  av.  opp.  Olive 
Smith  James  H.  2  Tremont  row,  house  42  Leveret 
Smith  James  H.  cabinet  maker,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Smith  J.  F.  hair  dresser,  92  Cambridge 
Smith  (James L.)  &  Weeks  (Stephen),  W.  I.  goods, 
Tremont,  corner  Eliot,  h.  23  Warren    [Orange 
Smith  J.  Mayhew,  dry  goods,  681  Wash,  house  34 
Smith  James  W.  28  Commercial,  h.  3  Hancock  av. 
Smith  James  Y.  machinist,  h.  Suffolk,  n.  Canton 
Smith  Jane,  milliner,  93  Camb'ge,  h.  17  N.  Russell 
Smith  Jane,  widow,  house  23  Second 
Smith  Jane  M.  dress  maker,  h.  7  Church 
Smith  Jeremiah,  laborer,  10  India,  house  Beverly 
Smith  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  foot  Mt.  Vernon,  h.  do. 
Smith  J.  V.  C.  physician,  house  12  Bowdoin 
Smith  Joel  H.  clerk,  105  Milk 


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Smith  John,  grocer,  172  Fourth,  house  170  do. 

Smith  John,  stone  layer,  house  14  Second 

Smith  John,  tailor,  boards  55  Atkinson 

Smith  John,  stevedore,  house  6  Clark 

Smith  John,  butler,  house  21  Hamilton 

Smith  John,  laborer,  boards  7  Sweetser 

Smith  John,  mason,  house  13  South  Margin 

Smith  John,  engineer  B.  &  L.  R.  R.  h.  49  Brighton 

Smith  John,  house  7  Lancaster 

Smith  John,  house  rear  Cottage,  near  Webster 

Smith  John,  house  6  Battery 

Smith  John,  carpenter,  house  rear  38  Prince 

Smith  John,  laborer,  house  Commercial,  n.  Charter 

Smith  John,  teamster,  house  22  Endicot 

Smith  John,  housewright,  house  253  Tremont 

Smith  John,  house  488  Commercial 

Smith  John  C.  mason,  boards  1  Alden 

Smith  John  C.  shoe  maker,  h.  rear  21  E.  Orange 

Smitli  John  Cutts,  93  Water,  house  8  Albion 

Smith  John  E.  boards  54  Harvard 

Smith  John  G.  R.  170  Tremont,  b.  Wash.  House 

Smith  J.  Hampden,  clerk,  boards  65  Allen 

Smith  John  Harris  {Henry  Smith  S^  Son) 

Smith  John  H.  house  Bradford 

Smith  John  Hogan,  painter,  house  6  N.  Russell 

Smith  John  J.  hair  dresser,  Staniford,  cor.  Green 

Smith  John  L.  captain,  house  Fifth,  near  F 

Smith  (J.  Lyon)  &  Wheaton  {A.  F.),  clothing,  23 

and  25  Ann,  boards  161  Court 
Smith  J.  R.  artist,  house  46  Orange 
Smith  John  T.  (Hudson  S;  S.),  Exch.  News  room 
Smith  John  T.  carpenter,  house  4  Clifton  place 
Smith  {John  T.)  &  Gould  {Charles  H.),  carpenters, 

15  Harvard  place  [ington,  h.  15  Oxford 

Smith  John  AV.  fancy  goods  and  threads,  231  Wash- 
Smith  John  W.  professor  of  music,  h.  50  Marion 
Smith  Jonas  G.  bread,  cake,  &c.  538  Washington, 

house  605  do. 
Smith  Jonathan  L.  &  Co.  {H.  Peavey),  provisions, 

20  School,  house  3  Cruft  place 
Smith  Jos.  teamster,  h.  Silver,  n.  F    [Charlestown 
Smith  Joseph  {Holbrook,  Smiths,  &;  Co.),  house  at 
Smith  (Joseph)  &  Tarbell  (£.),  lamps  &  camphene, 

19  Washington,  h.  77  Broadway 
Smith  Joseph,  spar  maker,  h.  r.  Havre,  n.  Sumner 
Smith  Joseph  B.  clerk,  h.  4  Poplar  place 
Smith  Joseph  B.  carpenter,  boards  27  Sea 
Smith  Joseph  C.  ship  keeper,  h.  25  Commercial 
Smith  Joseph  G.  (C.  S.  &  J.  G.  Smith),  19  Ferry, 

h.  1  Alba  ct.      [ries,  325  Wash.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Smith  {Joseph  M.)  &  Melvin  {James  S.),  apotheca- 
Smith  Joseph  P.  baker,  h.  22  May 
Smith  Joshua  B.  caterer,  16  Brattle,  h.  Butolph, 

corner  Southac  [New,  E.  B. 

Smith  Joshua  R.  grocer,  h.  and  store  Sumner,  cor. 
Smith  Josiah,  house  Milldam 
Smith  Josiah  A.  house  Fort  av. 
Smitli  Judith,  widow,  h.  77  A,  n.  Third 
Smith  Julius  M.  mariner,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Smith  Justus  H.  clerk,  161  Milk,  bds.  59  Federal 
Smith  J.  W.  B.  porter,  h.  17  May 
Smith  Lebbeus  W.  broker,  31  State,  h.  8  Suffolk  pi. 
Smith  Leonard  M.  last  maker,  h.  10  E.  Orange 
Smith  Lewis,  cook,  h.  29  Bridge 
Smith  Lewis,  machinist,  bds.  4  Broadway 
Smith  Lewis,  truckman  and  wood  dealer,  2  Com'l 

wf.  (north  side),  h.  4  Cleveland  pi. 
Smith  Lewis,  jr.  2  Commercial  wf.  (north  side),  h. 

4  Cleveland  place  [29  Bridge 

Smith  Lewis  F.  hair  dresser,  7  Devonshire,  house 
Smith  Lois,  milliner,  h.  5  Suffolk  place 
Smith  Lorenzo  G.  tailor,  21  Ann  &  51  N.  Market, 

h.  Eutaw,  E.  B.  [Summer 

Smith  Lucius  E.  editor  Republican,  5  Water,  b.  64 
Smith  Luther,  steam  planer,  h.  2  Billerica 
Smith  Marcia  L.  physician,  56  Prince 
Smith  Maria  P.  widow,  h.  26  Castle 
Smith  Marshall,  h.  20  Poplar  [coin 

Smith  Marston  C.  {E.  T.  Milliken  ^  Co.),  b.  6  Lin- 
Smith  Martha,  dress  maker,  bds.  1  Jefferson 


Smith  Martha  G.  widow,  h.  5  N.  Bennet 

Smith  Martin,  h.  15  Prospect 

Smith  Martin,  carpenter,  h.  Monmouth,  E.  B. 

Smitli  Mary,  seamstress,  h.  44  Hudson 

Smith  Mary,  stay  maker,  102  Tremont 

Smith  Mary,  widow,  h.  7  W.  Canton 

Smith  Mary,  nurse,  h.  7  Eaton 

Smith  Mary  Ann,  boarding,  h.  5  Kellam  pi. 

Smith  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h.  20  W.  Castle 

Smith  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  h.  40  Kingston 

Smith  Matthew  Hale  Rev.  42  Boylston 

Smith  {Melancthon),  Sumner  (T.  A.),  &  Co.  {Thos. 

T.  Ordway  Sf  J.  B.  Prince),  importers,  35  Milk, 

h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Smith  Michael  H.  moulder,  h.  Third,  n.  B  [Poplar 
Smith  Mighill,  restorator,  45  N.  Market,  house  6 
Smith  Moses,  h.  8  Tileston 
Smith  Moses,  penny  postman,  h.  3  Salutation 
Smith  Moses,  watchman,  h.  33  London,  E.  B. 
Smith  {Moses  M.)  &  Shaw  {Earl),  com.  merch.  44 

Kneeland,  h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Smith  Nancy,  widow,  h.  8  Fayette  ct. 
Smith  Nath'l  {Warden  &;  S.),  Portland,  c.  Deacon 
Smith  Nath.  Mrs.  h.  761  Wash.       [Cambridgeport 
Smith  Nelson,  baker,  order  box  134  Court,  house  at 
Smith  {Oliver)  &  Hopkins  {Franklin),  lumber,  In- 

gersoU's  wf.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Smith  Orlando,  machinist,  h.  Suffolk,  n.  Ger.  ch. 
Smith  Pardon,  stone  cutter,  h.  r.  Athens,  n.  A 
Smith  P.  A.  druggist,  159  Bread,  h.  c.  Richmond 

and  Salem 
Smith  Peter,  tailor,  h.  54  Union 
Smith  Peter,  laborer,  h.  Smith  ct. 
Smith  Perez,  house  1  Hancock 
Smith  Philip,  jr.  trunk  maker,  bds.  26  Ann 
Smith  Pliny,  h.  52  B,  near  Broadway 
Smith  Rachael,  house  Smith  court 
Smith  Ralph  &  Co.  {Samuel  Parker),  merchants, 

20  Exchange,  h.  65  Allen 
Smith  Ralph,  jr.  20  Exchange 
Smith  Richard,  laborer,  h.  9  Oxford  pi. 
Smith  Richard,  laborer,  h.  18  Southac 
Smith  Richard,  stone  layer,  h.  14  Second 
Smith  Robert,  weaver,  house  r.  17  N.  Russell 
Smith  Robert,  slater,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Smith  Robert  (C.  H.  Butler  S;  Co.),  h.  6  N.  Bennet 
Smith  Rob't  M.  B.  coppersmith,  h.  I  Cooper  st.  ct. 
Smith  Robert  S.,  Custom  House 
Smith  R.  R.  laborer,  h.  5  Holmes'  alley 
Smith  Rufus,  clerk,  231  Washington,  b.  15  Oxford 
Smith  Samuel,  watchman,  h.  r.  38  Charter    [st.  ct. 
Smith  Samuel,  collector,  10  Congress,  h.  1  Fruit 
Smith  Samuel,  mariner,  h.  4  1-2  Unity 
Smith  Samuel,  painter,  b.  17  Butolph 
Smith  Samuel,  132  State  [bridgeport 

Smith  Samuel  Conant,  3  Chatham  row,  n.  at  Cam- 
Smith  Samuel,  penny  post,  bds.  1  Minot 
Smith  Samuel,  truckman,  h.  19  Oliver 
Smith  Samuel,  h.  22  Rowe 
Smith  Samuel  {Pearl,  S.  ^  Co.),  62  Hanover 
Smith  Samuel,  victualling,  7  Belknap 
Smith  Samuel  A.  tailor,  32  Congress,  h.  265  Trem't 
Smith  Samuel  Bloomfield,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  h. 

10  Federal  ct. 
Smith  Samuel  C,  Exchange  Bank,  bds.  57  High 
Smith  Sam'l  R.  book  keeper,  133  Milk,  h.  20  Tyler 
Smith  Samuel  S.  hatter,  bds.  66  Dover        [Leveret 
Smith  S.  J.  H.  pocketbook  maker,  215  Wash.  h.  42 
Smith  Sarah,  widow,  h.  140  Cambridge 
Smith  Sarah,  widow,  h.  2  Suffolk  pi. 
Smith  Sarah,  widow  of  Richard  R.  h.  50  Orange 
Smith  Sarah,  house  127  Essex 
Smith  Sarah  Mrs.  house  r.  16  Leveret 
Smith  Sarah  M.  h.  6  Cottage  pi. 
Smith  Simeon,  mariner,  h.  16  N.  Margin 
Smith  Simeon,  mason,  14  Sudbury,  h.  12  do. 
Smith  Sophia  P.  dress  maker,  124  Charles 
Smith  Stephen,  plumber,  bds.  17  Brattle 
Smith  Stephen,  cabinet  maker,  44  Cornhill,  house 

Suffolk,  n.  Dedham 


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Smith  Stephen,  10  Market  square 
Smith  Theodore  M.  (Torrey  ^  S.),  h.  15  Zone 
Smith  Theophilus  H.  mason,  h.  23  Lyman  pi. 
Smith  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  3  Wendell 
Smith  Thomas,  hackman,  49  Prince 
Smith  Thomas,  porter,  h.  35  Grove 
Smith  (Thomas),  Ober  [R.  H.),  &  Co.  (D.  B.  Mo- 
rey),  glass  and  britannia  ware,  3  Haverhill,  h. 
at  Maiden  [63  Myrtle 

Smith  Thomas,  boot  maker,  84  Cambridge,  house 
Smith  Thomas,  hair  dresser,  21 1-2  Union,  house  211 

Hanover 
Smith  Thomas  B.  53  Blackstone,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Smith  Thomas  C.  merchant,  2  Lewis  wharf,  house 
35  Mount  Vernon  [Newton 

Smith  Thomas  D.  teller  Savings  Bank,  house  at 
Smith  Thomas  D.  painter,  h.  2  Almont  pi. 
Smith  Thos.  F.  tailor,  32  Congress,  h.  278  Trem't 
Smith  Thomas  H.  h.  1  Mason 
Smith  T.  H.  physician,  Richmond,  c.  Salem 
Smith  Thomas  L.  {Sortwell  &:  Co.),h.  27  Vernon 
Smith  Thos.  M.  constable,  13  Ct.  sq.  h.  Silver,  n.  B. 
Smith  Thos.  P.  clothing,  38  Brattle,  h.  9  Second 
Smith  Timothy,  jr.  clerk,  6  Elm,  bds.  138  Court 
Smith  Warren  J.  tin  plater,  h.  38  Vine 
Smith  Willard  W.  wagoner,  h.  20  Causeway 
Smith  Wm.  (  Wright,  Priest,  &:  Co.),  h.  46  Tyler 
Smith  William,  w'aterman,  h.  40  C,  n.  Fifth 
Smith  Wm.  ship^vright,  h.  Liverpool,  n.  Maverick 
Smith  Wm.  plasterer,  bds.  2  Orange 
Smith  {Wm.)  &  Walden  (J.),  shipping  office,  87 

Commercial,  h.  466  do. 
Smith  Wm.  wines,  5  Chatham,  h.  11  Carver 
Smith  Wm.  boot  maker,  h.  42  Billerica 
Smith  Wm.  boiler  maker,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Smith  Wm.  housewright,  h.  May,  n.  Grove    [mond 
Smith  ( W7n.)  &  Jacobs  ( Thos.  R.),  oysters,  4  Rich- 
Smith  Wm.  grocer,  182  Fourth,  h.  C,  n.  Fifth 
Smith  Wm.  messenger  Savings  Bank,  house  Third, 

n.  Dorchester 
Smith  Wm.  machinist,  h.  48  Tyler 
Smith  Wm.  seaman,  h.  r.  192  Hanover 
Smith  Wm.  machinist,  h.  r.  123  Turnpike 
Smith  Wm.  seaman,  h.  9  Belknap 
Smith  Wm.  A.  cooper,  h.  Lamson  ct. 
Smith  Wm.  B.  oysters,  197  Ann 
Smith  Wm.  C.  h."  Havre,  n.  Maverick.  E.  B. 
Smith  Wm.  E.  clerk,  37  Milk,  h.  25  Sheafe 
Smith  Wm.  E.  varnisher,  bds.  8  Albany 
Smith  Wm.  F.  clerk,  bds.  26  W.  Castle 
Smith  Wm.  H.  salesman,  52  Wash.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Smith  Wm.  H.  11  Tremont  row,bds.  4  Derne 
Smith  William  H.  die  sinker,  1  Court  avenue,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Smith  Wm.  H.  8  Court,  house  17  Bond 
Smith  Wm.  H.    L.    counsellor,    47  Court,  boards 

Washington  Coffee  House 
Smith  W.  H.  Sedley,  Boston  Museum,  b.  44  Beach 
Smith  Wm.  0.  machinist,  boards  798  Washington 
Smith  W.  Sidney,  clerk,  87  Milk,  boards  B,  near 

Broadway 
Smith  Zenas  E.  house  36  Porter 
Smoot  Wm.  H.  oysters,  4  North  square,  house  do. 
Smyth  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  10  Charlestown 
Smythe  Henry  A.  (F.  Skinner  S;  Co.),  91  Milk 
Smythe  Wm.  F.  printer,  house  18  Milton 
Smytherman  Samuel,  laborer,  house  42  Vine 
Smytherman  Wm.  fruit,  &c.  Cambridge,   on  the 

bridge,  house  Charles,  near  May 
Snapp  Jacob,  confectioner,  house  5  Sudbury 
Snell  Charles,  carpenter,  house  Suffolk,  n.  Dedham 
Snell  Lorenzo  D.  painter,  house  142  Hudson 
Snelling  Angeline  H.  widow,  boarding,  37  Salem 
Snelling  Anna  Mary,  house  8  Hull 
Snelling  Edward  A.  clerk  Land  Office,  State  House, 

house  1  High 
Snelling  E.  H.  silk  dyer,  3  Hanover,  ;h.  108  Salem 
Snelling  Enoch   H.  &  Son  (E.   H.  Snelling,  jr.), 
plumbers  and  glaziers,  Richmond,  c.  Hanover, 
house  108  Salem 


Snelling  Enoch  H.  jr.  (£.  H.  Snelling  ^  Son),  h.  4 

Foster 
Snelling  George  H.  counsellor,  boards  3  Otis  place 
Snelling  (John)  &  Hopkins   (Z.  IF.),  tailors,   60 

Ann,  house  at  Chelsea 
Snelling  Joseph  (Holmes  &;  S.),  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Snelling  Josiah,  house  93  Purchase 
Snelling  Lucy,  widow  of  Wm.  J.  house  2  Hull 
Snelling  Nathaniel  G.  house  6  Hull 
Snelling  (Nathaniel  G.  2d)  &  Seaver  (F.),  wines,  86 

Fulton,  boards  108  Salem 
Snelling  Sam'l  G.  (Appleton  &;  S.),  h.  at  Brookline 
Snelling  Washington,  clerk,  3  Maverick  block 
Snelling  Wm.  W.  2  Long  wf.  h.  at  W.  Cambridge 
Snow  Allen  B.  captain,  house  24  South 
Snow  Alonzo,  daguerreotypist,  b.  2  Newbury  place 
Snow  Asa  B.  physician,  house  20  Harrison  avenue 
Snow  Azel,  physician,  house  103  Pinckney 
Snow  Barnabas  (/.  i^  B.  Snow),  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Snow  Benjamin  F.  boards  25  Oxford 
Snow  Betsey,  widow,  house  34  Allen 
Snow  C.  &  L.  E.  electricians  at  Robinson  &  Co.'s, 

Richmond 
Snow  Daniel  E.  book  keeper,  Boylston  Bank 
Snow  Daniel  F.  &  Co.    (B.  E.  Deland),  18  Mer- 
chants' row,  house  15  Sheafe 
Snow  (David)  &  Rich  (Isaac),  flour  and  fish,  3 

City  wharf,  house  at  Charlestown 
Snow  Davis,  jr.  3  City  wharf,  house  at  Charlestown 
Snow  Eben,  teller  Shawmut  Bank,  house  at  Cam- 

bridgeport  [E.  B. 

Snow  Ebenezer  (Snow,  Dunn  S;  Co.),  h.  5  Wesley, 
Snow  Edmund,  house  16  Sumner 
Snow  Eli  N.  61  F.  H.  Market,  house  55  Brighton 
Snow  Eliza,  widow,  house  49  Spring 
Snow  Emily,  nurse,  house  43  Myrtle 
Snow  Franklin,  clerk,  3  City  wf.  bds.  148  Hanover 
Snow  Francis  W.  91  Wash,  boards  31  Pinckney 
Snow  George,  3  India  wharf,  house  5  Medford  ct. 
Snow  George  K.  &  Co.   publishers  Path  Finder,  5 

Washington,  bds.  137  1-2  Hanover 
Snow  George  W.  housewright,  house  20  Orange 
Snow  Henry  A.  (Geo.  Blackburn  1$  Co.),  house  at 

Newton  Corner 
Snow  H.  L.  clerk,  25  Water 
Snow  Henry  S.  provisions,  460  Wash,  boards  22 

Rochester 
Snow  Horatio  W.  upholsterer,  h.  25  Indiana  place 
Snow  Isaac,  carpenter,  house  45  Utica 
Snow  Isaac  &  Co.  vrines,  8  Merchants'  row,  boards 

71  Atkinson 
Snow  James,  painter,  house  Havre,  near  Sumner 
Snow  James,  captain,  house  2  Wesley,  E.  B. 
Snow  Jesse  K.  carpenter,  house  6  Foster 
Snow  J.  &  B.  carpenters,  136  Leveret,  house  77 

Brighton 
Snow  John  F.  book  stand,  1  Lewis,  h.  51  Salem 
Snow  Joshua,  mason,  house  52  Nashua 
Snow  Jude  &  Co.  (S.  Shumicay,  C.  O.  Wardtoell  iSf 

/.  S.  Campbell),  dry  goods,  64  Hanover,  house 

8  AUston 
Snow  L.  midwife,  house  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Snow  Lucy,  widow  of  P.  Snow,  h.  13  Crescent  pi. 
Snow  Lucy  H.  house  22  Rochester 
Snow  Nathaniel,  merchant,  76  State,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Snow  Nathaniel  H.  clerk,  206  Hanover        [House 
Snow  Reuben  H.  (JVheelwright  Sj  S.),  b.  Ricnmond 
Snow  Samuel  S.  Mrs.  house  8  Prospect 
Snow  Samuel  T.  clerk,  97  State,  house  at  Chelsea 
Snow  Sarah,  widow,  house  54  Belknap 
Snow  Seymour  B.  clerk,  71  Water,  bds.  61  Federal 
Snow  Solon  L.  teamster,  h.  Paris,  c.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Snow  Thomas,  house  15  Bowdoin 
Snow  Thomas  R.  clerk,  house  6  Bond 
Snow  William,  Custom  House,  house  at  Chelsea 
Snow  William,  mariner,  house  rear  13  Commercial 
Snow  William,  14  Commercial,  bds.  Central  House 
Snow  William,  watchman,  house  23  Andover 
Snow  (Zenas)  &  Lombard  (Israel,  jr.),  ship  chand- 
lers, 83  Commercial,  house  at  Chelsea 


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Snow  &  Co.  grocers,  16  Sumner,  e.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Snow  (Thomas),  Dunn  {John),  &  Co.  (E.  Stiow), 
boiler  manufacturers,  Lewis,  E.  B.  h.  Wesley 
Snowden  Samuel  Rev.  house  5  Southac 
Snowdeu  I.  H.  printer,  boards  5  Southac 
Soaller  George,  raarketman,  house  Gold,  near  C 
Sohier  (Edward  D.)  &  Welch  (C.A.),  counsellors, 

19  Court 
Sohier  William  (Wm.  D.  Sg  W.),  40  State 
Sohier  Wm.  D.  &  Wm.  counsellors,  40  State,  house 

8  Franklin  place 
Sohier  (Wm.)  k.  Lowell   (John),   counsellors,  40 

State,  house  21  Pemberton  square 
Soley  J.  J.  broker,  48  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Soil  Matthew,  carpenter,  house  135  Fourth 
Soller  George,  33  F.  H.  Market,  house  Gold,  c.  P 
Solomon  Morris  (C.  E.  Jacobs  S;  Co.),  2^  Hanover 
Solomons  W.  S.  house  7  McLean  court 
Somerby  Frederick  T.   fancy  painter,   50  Cornhill, 

house  1  Staniford  place 
Somerby  Hiram,  baker,  Princeton,  n.  Marion,  E.  B. 
Somerby  John  P.  cabinet  maker,  boards  Maverick, 
near  Maverick  square  [Arnold 

Somerby  Joseph  C.  cabinet  maker,  house  Wash.  c. 
Somerby  Lorenzo,  painter,  house  5  Pembroke 
Somerby  Richard,  boot  maker,  house  7  Bridge 
Somerby  Robert,  organ  builder,  boards  23  Lynde 
Somerby  Robert,  books  and  stationery,  107  Hano- 
ver, house  at  Dorchester 
Somerby  Thomas,  house  8  West  Canton 
Somers  George,  17  Norfolk  place 
Somers  George,  house  14  East  Orange 
Somerville  Moses,  hair  dresser,  house  1  Providence 
Somerville  Richard  E.  shoemaker,  h.  5  Sullivan  pi. 
Somerville  Robert,  lighterman,  house  Jasper  place 
Somerville  Wm.  boot  maker,  house  Old  Road 
Somes  Abigail,  widow,  rear  96  Purchase 
Somes  Joseph,  clerk,  boards  2  Crescent  place 
Soper  Amos,  cabinet  maker,  house  Broadway,  be- 
tween I  and  K 
Soper  Mary  F.  house  36  High  FRoxbury 

Soren  John  J.  cashier  Boylston  Bank,  house   at 
Soren  Thomas  J.  painter,  house  10  Kentle 
Sortwell  &  Co.  (D.  R.  Sortwell,  T.  L.  Smith  l^  J. 
Gunnison),  commission  merchants,  11  and  12 
North  Market,  house  179  Hanover 
Soule  Andrew,  house  Maiden,  opposite  Maiden  pi. 
Soule  Charles,  jr.  (Winsor  ^  S.),  house  16  Allen 
Soule  (C'/ias. //)  &  Arrington  (G.  £).),  sail  makers, 

119  Commercial,  house  Liverpool 
Soule  Geo.  M.  (Sprafftte,  S.  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Hingham 
Soule  Henry,  coppersmith,  boards  6  Pitts 
Soule  Henry  B.  cabinet  maker,  boards  23  Hudson 
Soule  Horace  H.  134  State,  bds.  17  Crescent  place 
Soule  Horatio  S.  shipwright,  house  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Soule  Richard,  agent  Boston  sugar  refinery,  134 

State,  house  17  Crescent  place 
Soule  Richard,  jr.  superintendent  Boston  sugar  re- 
finery, house  7  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Soule  Wm.  coachman,  house  22  South  Russell 
Soule  (William N.)  &  Richards  (IF.  C),  tin  plate 

workers,  15  Lewis,  E.  B.  house  Meridian 
Sourwine  Frederick,  silversmith,  rear  301  Wash.  h. 

West  Canton 
South  Charles,  teamster,  house  8  North  Russell 
Southac  Cyprian,  cabinet  maker,  h.  22  W.  Castle 
Southard  Alba,  physician,  130  Fourth 
Southard  Lucien  H.  teacher  of  music,  h.  50  Carver 
Southard  Madison,  clerk,  boards  151  Pleasant 
Southard  Zibeon  &  Co.  (Louis  Motito),  manufac- 
turers sperm  oil  and  candles,  27  Broad,  house 
306  Broadway 
Souther  Emery,  apothecary.  Green,  c.  Lyman  pi. 
Souther  Isaiah  F.  clerk  Tremont  Insurance   Co. 

house  40  Spring 
Souther  James,  tailor,  house  3  Pleasant  street  ct. 
Souther  James,  police  officer,  house  8  McLean  ct. 
Souther  Job  T.  machinist,  house  200  Third,  near  F 
Souther  John  (Lyynan  &;  S.),  h.  Third,  betw.  A  &  B 
Souther  Joseph,  clerk,  14  Dock  sq.  bds.  38  Green 


Souther  Joseph,  30  N.  Market,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Souther  Joseph,  jr.  &  Co.  morocco  leather,  30  N. 

Market,  house  at  Charlestown 
Souther  Rachel,  widow,  house  Third,  near  G 
Souther  Rebecca,  widow,  house  40  Spring 
Southerland  James  C.  eating  house,  136  Turnpike 
Southland  Silas  E.  (Vose  ^  S.),  boards  16  Tyler 
Southwell  Timothy,  laborer,  house  9  South  May 
South  wick  Amos  W.   (J.  J.  Beak  Sj  Co.),  house 

Porter,  near  Pleasant 
Southwick  Henry  J.  clock  maker,  h.  2  N.  Margin 
Southwick  J.  M.,  City  Express,  7  State,  h.  3  Porter 
Southwick  Phcebe,  widow  of  Henry,  house  Porter, 

near  Pleasant 
Southwick   John,   apothecary,  85   Tremont,   opp. 

Foster  place 
Southwick  Joseph,  8  old  State  House,  h.  4   High 
Southwick  Philip  R.  leather,  48  &  50  Fulton,  h.  15 

Hudson         [reotype  miniatures,  5i  Trem.  row 
Southworth  (Albert  S.)  &  Hawes  (J.   J.),   daguer- 
Southworth  Asa,  boards  10  Crescent  place 
Southworth  Constant,  house  3  Marion 
Southworth  N.  artist,  228  Washington,  c.  Summer 
Sowden  John,  house  69  Dover 
Sowden  Mary  A.  dress  maker,  15  Friend 
Sowden  Philip,  house  8  Canal  [Cambridge 

Sowden  Richard,  mer.  tailor,  91  Wash.  h.   at   W. 
Sowden  William,  clerk,  boards  69  Dover 
Sowdon  Charlotte  H.  house  16  High 
Sowerley  Wm.  A.  machinist,  boards  13  Broadway 
Sowle  (John)  &  Shaw  (Albert),  pictures  and  frames, 

43  Cornhill,  boards  Adams  House     [Pinckney 
Spalding  Benjamin,  grocer,  37  Hanover,  house  20 
Spalding  James,  moulder,  house  6  Curve 
Spallar  William,  tailor,  house  96  Endicot 
Spare  James  B.  carpenter,  h.  Highland  pi.  E.  B. 
Sparhawk  David  H.  book  keeper,  13  Liberty  sq. 
Sparhawk  Geo.  counsellor,  4  Court,  h.  at  Newbury 
Sparks  Charles,  teamster,  house  7  Blanche  court 
Sparrell  Geo.  P.  hair  dresser,  32  Bromfield,  house 

96  Leveret 
Sparrell  John  T.  house  14  Myrtle 
Sparrell  William,  architect,  4  State,  house  7  Minot 
Sparrow  John,  pile  driver,  h.  Everett,  c.  Jeffries 
Sparrow  Joseph  L.  carpenter,  h.  66  Middlesex 
Sparrow  Mary,  tailoress,  house  52  Tremont 
Spaulding  B.  P.  &  Co.  (H.  B.  Alde7i,  jr.),  shoes  & 

leather,  53  Pearl,  house  at  Randolph 
Spaulding  Bridget,  house  9  Osborn  place 
Spaulding  Eliza,  widow,  house  61  Leveret 
Spaulding  George  B.  treas.  Beach  st.   Museum,  b. 

102  Hudson 
Spaulding  Rufus  H.  clerk,  boards  53  Portland 
Spaulding  Samuel,  cordwainer,  h.  60  Middlesex 
Spaulding  Samuel  W.  restorator,  58   Commercial, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Spaulding  Solomon  Mrs.  h.  2  Meridian  ct.  E.  B. 
Spaulding  (Solomon  R.)  &  Bryant  (H.  C),  leather 

and  hides,  19  &  20  Blackstone,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Spaulding  Wm.  A.  (Healey  ^  S.),  bds.  2  Kuhn  pi. 
Spear  Aaron,  watchman,  h.  Athens,  near  D 
Spear  Benj.  A.  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Spear  Charles  Rev.  ed.  and  pub.  Prisoner's  Friend, 

11  Cornhill,  h.  24  London 
Spear  Charles  W.  printer,  11  Cornhill,  b.  24  London 
Spear  Christiana,  nurse,  h.  r.  660  Washington 
Spear  Daniel  S.  boards  4  Milton  place 
Spear  George  G.  actor,  hou.se  8  Franklin 
Spear  Geo.  M.  hats,  18^  Com'l,   h.   London,  near 

Maverick,  E.  B. 
Spear  Hannah,  widow,  house  Athens,  near  D 
Spear  Hannah,  widow,  house  7  Orange  lane 
Spear  Henry  T.  (W.  P.  Mackay  ^  Co.),  h.  29   Sea 
Spear  James  E.  police  officer,  house  7  Tileston 
Spear  Jason,  clerk,  30  High 
Spear  John  A.  spar  maker,  h.  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Spear  John,  clerk,  438  Wash,  house  r.  9  Bennet 
Spear  John  I.  broker,  3  State,  house  117  Hudson 
Spear  John  M.  Rev.  prison  missionary,  house  2^ 

Central  court 


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Spear  Jesse  S.  Mrs.  midwife,  h.  570  Washington 
Spear  Joseph  S.  { TVi/io^,  Spear  ^  Newell),  h.   at 

Charlestown 
Spear  Mary,  widow,  house  82  Charles 
Spear  Rebecca,  dress  maker,  h.  r.  660  Wash. 
Spear  Robert,  tailor,  house  Old  Harbor 
Spear  Ruth  Mrs.  h.  Dorchester,  c.  First 
Spear  Sam'l  A.  pump  &  block  maker,  h.  11  Tilest'n 
Spear  {Samuel  B.)  &  Pool  {Geo.  F.),  ship  painters, 

183  Com'l,  h.  2  Dillaway  place 
Spear  Thomas,  dentist,  h.  97  Essex  [pi. 

Spear  Thos.  T.  artist,  38  Trem.  row,  h.  2  Chauncy 
Spear  ( Warren)  &  BufFura  {ErasUis),  W.  1.  goods, 

4  Railroad  block 
Spear  William,  carpenter,  h.  Silver,  n.   Dorchester 
Spear  William  H.  o  Commercial,  h.  1  Allen 
Speare  Alden,  salesman,  29  Federal  ' 

Spellman  Michael,  laborer,  house  18  Curve 
Spence  Andrew,  jr.  carpenter,  h.  9  Lowell  place 
Spence  George,  painter,  h.  4  Utica  [h.  do. 

Spence  John  {M.  Pond  Sf  Co.),  h.  2  Baldwin  place, 
Spence  John,  jr.  physician,  2  Baldwin  pi.  h.  do. 
Spence  Robert,  laborer,  h.  2  Moon  [1  Vernon 

Spence  Wm.  P.  boots  and  shoes,  182  Hanover,  h. 
Spencer  A.  W.  (.7.  W.  Clark  c^  Co.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Spencer  Betsey  H.  Mrs.  h.  50  Orange 
Spencer  Charles,  painter,  bds.  30  Marion 
Spencer  Ebenezer,  jr.  paver,  h.  5  Wesley  place 
Spencer  Edward,  239  Ann,  boards  241  do. 
Spencer  James,  shipwright,  h.  Cooper,  c.  Salem 
Spencer  Job,  coach  maker,  h.  30  Marion 
Spencer  John,  harness  and  collar  maker,  Broadw'y, 

near  D,  h.  Third,  near  C 
Spencer  John  A.  boards  10  Morton  place 
Spencer  Warren,  truckman,  h.  Bolton,  near  E 
Spencer  Warren  B.  job  wagon,  Maverick  sq.  house 

Cottage,  c.  Maverick,  E.  B.  [76  Tyler 

Spencer  W.  H.    {Thomas  W.   Seaverns  ^  Co.),  h. 
Spencer  Wm.  V.  clerk,  16  State,  h.  14  London 
Sperry  Miles,  cook,  64  Blackstone 
Spiller  John,  laborer,  1  Utica  place 
Spiller  Moses,  wharfinger,  h.  247  Third 
Spink  Warren,  h.  51  Federal 
Spinney  Geo.  carpenter,  Com'l,  h.  10  N.  Bennet 
Spinney  James  W.    &   Co.  {Baxter-  J.   H.),   shoe 

store,  57  Broadway,  boards  204  do. 
Spinney  Lydia  F.  tailoress,  b.   Sumner,  e.  Cottage 
Spinney  Samuel  R.  28  State,  h.  52  C,  n.  Fourth 
Spinney  Thomas,  h.  C,  near  Fourth 
Spinny  Harriet,  h.  2  Oxford  place 
Spitz  Julius,  hair  dresser,  154  Wash.  h.  8   Indiana 
Spitz  Peter,  caps,  4  Washington,  h.  15  Ash 
Splane  Honora,  widow,  h.  1  Pond  st.  place 
SpofFord  Caleb  W.  at  Adams  House 
Spofford  Chas.  W.,  Custom  House  bl'k.    Long  wf. 
SpofFord  George,  machinist,  bds.  228  Harrison  av. 
Spofford  Henry,  machinist,  bds.  16  Genesee 
SpofFord  Nathan  H.  machinist,  bds.  30  Oswego 
SpofFord  Wm.  W.  machinist,  h.  S.  Williams 
Spofford's  Express,  8  Court 
Spokesfield  Furnald  D.  watchman,  h.  Arnold 
Spooner  Allen  C.  counsellor,   23   Court,  house   61 

Chambers  [9  Franklin  place 

Spooner  Daniel  N.  merchant,  34  Central  wf.  house 
Spooner  Hannah  0.  Mrs.  h.  46  Bedford 
Spooner  {John  S.)  &  Botefur  {J.  D.),  printer,  116 

Wash.  h.  12  W.  Centre  [h.  Old  Road 

Spooner  Richard  H.  grocer,  Broadw'y,  c.  Old  Road, 
Spooner  S.  broker,  60  Blackstone,  h.  at  Newton 
Spooner  Wm.  B.  leather  and  hides,  79  Pearl,  h.  13 

W.  Cedar  [place 

Spoor  E.  K.  constable.  City  Hall,  bds.  8  Hartford 
Sprague  Anthony,  clerk,  h.  2  May 
Sprague  Eliza,  seamstress,  h.  2  Leveret 
Sprague  Charles,  cash'r  Globe  Bank,  h.  502  Wash. 
Sprague  Charles  J.  dist.  clerk  Globe  B'k,  h.  HoUis 
Sprague  Franklin  H.  provisions,   138  Pleasant,  b. 

3  Marion 
Sprague  Geo.  {Barnard  (S,  S.),  bds.  D,  cor.  Third 
Sprague  Horatio  N.  comedian,  h.  rear  92  Federal 


Sprague  Isaac,  jr.  {Brazier,  S.  Sg  Co.),  h.  5  Fruit 

Sprague  James,  laborer,  h.  foot  May 

Sprague  Joanna,  h.  517  Washington 

Sprague  J.  B.  C.  {Homer  ^  S.),  bds.  Tremont  H. 

Sprague  Joseph,  h.  46  Essex 

Sprague  Joseph  {Loring  <Sf  S.),  h.  at  Hingham 

Sprague  Mary,  seamstress,  h.  2  Leveret 

Sprague  Mary  C.  teacher,  b.  1  Province  House   ct. 

Sprague  Matthew,  h.  G,  near  Third 

Sprague  Miles,  watchman,  h.  23  Fayette 

Sprague  Miles,  jr.  bds.  23  Fayette 

Sprague  Moses,  trunk  maker,  h.  3  Spring  st.  pi. 

Sprague  Peleg,  Judge  U.  S.  Dist.  Ct.  h.  124  Trem't 

Sprague  Philo,  mason,  h.  3  Fayette  court 

Sprague  Phineas  &  Co.  {E.  S.   Tobey),  merchants, 

13  Com'l  wf.  h.  21  Chesnut  [n.  Dedham 

Sprague  Reuben  O.  stair  builder,  Albany,  h.  Suftblk, 
Sprague  Sam'l  C.  {John  King  A  Co.),  h.  23  Fayette 
Sprague  Samuel  F.  clerk,  75  tJnion 
Sprague  Samuel  S.  grocer,  boards  1  North  square 
Sprague  S.  E.  clerk  Dist.  Court,  house  20  Ashbur- 

ton  place  [Friend,  h.  27  Pitts 

Sprague  Thomas,  chaise  trimmer.  Deacon,  corner 
Sprague  {Win.),  Soule  (Geo.  M.),  &  Co.   {Edward 

Whitney),  plaster  and  grindstones,  7  T  wharf, 

bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Sprague  Wm.  W.  book  binder,  house  40  Poplar 
Sprinder  John  S.  bonnets,  22  Hanover,  house  do. 
Spring  Arthur,  baker,  181  Fourth,  house  do. 
Spring  Edward,  baker,  Gouch,  c.  Merrimac,  house 

6  Prospect 
Spring  Francis  L.  baker,  h.  222  Fourth,  near  D 
Spring  Isaac  H.  fancy  goods,  52  Kilby,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Spring  John,  baker,  house  and  store  16  East 
Spring  John,  apothecary,  100  Sea,  h.  do. 
Springall  George,  harness   maker,  5  Merrimac,   h. 

49  Southac 
Springer  Benjamin  H.  1  Change  avenue 
Springfield  Nathaniel,  blacksmith,  bds.  10  Fruit 
Sproul  Emeline,  boarding,  h.  9  New  Prince 
Sproul  John,  carpenter,  h.  Third,  n.  Dorchester 
Sproul  Patrick,  laborer,  house  19  Hamilton 
Spruhan  Patrick,  cooper,  house  3  Belmont 
Spruhn  James,  38  Long  wharf 
Spry  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  h.  Robinson  lane 
Spurgin  Wm.  clerk,  house  27  May 
Spurr  Edward  T.  shipsmith,  h.  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Spurr  George  W.  moulder,  house  9  Clark 
Spurr  John  B.  caulker,  house  4  Salutation 
Spurr  Oliver  H.  police  officer,  h.  Havre,  n.  Sumnex 
Spurr  Wm.  caulker,  house  rear  9  Bartlett 
Spurr  Wm.  house  68  Leveret 
Spurr  Wm.  A.  tinsmith,  house  73  Nashua 
Squier  Roswell,  teamster,  house  Swan 
Squire  Henry  C.  hair  dresser,  b.  9  Province  H.  ct. 
Squire  Jas.  C.  29  F.  H.  Mark.  h.  15  Green  [Camb. 
Squire  John  P.  23  &  25  F.    H.   Market,  h.  at  W. 
Squire  Joseph,  20  F.  H.  Market 
Squire  Moses  P.  18  F.  H.  Market,  b.  61  Lowell 
Sreenen  Peter,  tailor,  house  7  Charlestown 
Staab  Charles,  boot  crimper,  h.  Everett,  n.  Cottage 
Stabbs  Wm.  laborer,  house  59  Charter 
Stack  Garrett,  laborer,  house  62  Atkinson 
Stack  Garrett,  laborer,  house  5  Battery    [Portland 
Stackhouse  Isaac  N.  proprietor  Branch  Hotel,  47 
Stackpole  David  D.  {Deshon  ^  Co.),  b.  1  Chauncy 

place  [Roxbury 

Stackpole  Reuben  M.  leather,  47  Fulton,  house  at 
Stackpole  Stephen  A.  clerk,  house  84  Fourth 
Stacey  M.  P.  dry  goods,  34  Hanover,  h.  at  Camb. 
Stacy  Bradford  S.  (Z).  Hersey  <Sf  Co.),  h.  7  Cotting 
Stacy  Horace,  physician,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Stacy  Joseph  H.  sexton,  house  72  Charles 
Stacy  (^Philemon),  Richardson  {W.),  &  Co.  (Chas. 

IV.  Slack),  printers,  11  Milk,  up  stairs,  house 

Tremont,  second  door  above  Dover 
Stacy  Samuel,  blacksmith,  boards  5  Nashua 
Stacy  Wm.  R.  captain  night  watsh.  Custom  H.  h. 

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Stafford  Charles  F.  painter,  14  Carver,  h.  6  Taylor 
Stafford  George  L.  painter,  house  9  La  Grange  pi. 
Stafford  James,  grocer,  46  Suffolk,  house  do. 
Stafford  John  {Bowkers,  Torrey,  §  Stafford),  h.  at 

Cambridge 
Stafford  Michael,  house  96  Fourth,  near  A 
Staigg  R.  M.  miniature  painter,  4  Amory  Hall,  b. 

Winthrop  House 
Stainer  Charles,  tinsmith,  boards  51  Federal 
Stallad  Enoch  L.  hair  dresser,  house  13  Suffolk 
Standin  Francis,  house  16  Second         [116  Hudson 
Standish  Francis,  carpenter,   Albany,  c.  Curve,  h. 
Standish  James,  mason,  house  20  Carver 
Standish  J.  O.  house  13  Porter 
Standish  Lemuel  M.  mason,  house  48  Carver 
Standish  Morton,  machinist,  b.  Orleans,  n.  Webster 
Standish  Moses,  housewright,  Tremont,  house  14 

Canton 
Standish  Warren  T.  musician,  house  30  Grove 
Stanfield  {M.  M.)  &  Wentworth  {P.  H.),  comrais. 

merchs.  8  &  10  Pearl,  house  39  Chesnut 
Stanford  Joanna  A.  widow  of  Joseph  A.  house  foot 

Mount  Vernon 
Staniels  Carpenter,  grain,  31  Commercial,  house  at 

N.  Chelsea  [Friend 

Staniels  Emery  T.  marble  polisher,  h.    Travers,  c. 
Staniels  James,  police  officer,  h.  38  Fayette 
Staniels  John  S.  31  Commercial,  b.  at  N.  Chelsea 
Staniels  J.  P.  house  Blossom,  c.  McLean 
Staniford  Daniel,  1  Bath,  house  at  Roxbury 
Stanley  Andrew  W.  29  Long  wf.  h.  at  Beverly 
Stanley  John,  cutlery,  Faneuil  Hall,  h.  156  Fourth 
Stanley  John,  cutter,  boards  30  Portland       [mont 
Stanley  Jonath'n,  boot  maker,  102  Tyler,  h.  15  Pied- 
Stanley  Lucinda  M.  tailoress,  h.  2  Salem  pi.    [Fruit 
Stanley  Otis,  foreman  W.  B.   Iron  Foundry,  h.  4 
Stanley  Timothy,  job  wagon,  house  39  Friend 
Stanley  Thomas,  22  1-2  Water 
Stanley  Walter,  brass  finisher,  h.  17  Nashua 
Stanley  Wm.  glass  cutter,  house  Third,  near  F 
Stanwood  Albert,  overseer  Cochituate  Water  Wks, 

house  131  Pleasant 
Stanwood  Eben  C.  {Manning  &  S.),  h.  9  Otis  pi. 
Stanwood  George  E.  restorator,  Clinton,  c.  Fulton, 

house  2  Snowhill  [Wash.  h.  at  Roxbury 

Stanwood  Henry  B.   silver  ware,   lamps,  &c.  253 
Stanwood  (Jacob)  &  Reed  (J.  B.),  wines  &  liquors, 

9  N.  Market,  house  16  Garland 
Stanwood  James  D.  253  Washington  [Hudson 

Stanwood  Joseph  E.  silversmith,  20  Hawley,  b.  16 
Stanwood  Joshua  L.  b.  11  Channing  [nut 

Stanwood  Lemuel,  merchant,   71  Milk,  h.  49  Ches- 
Stanwood  Solomon,   piano-forte  maker,   house   13 

Shawmut 
Stanwood  Theodore,  house  26  Myrtle 
Stanyan  Newell,  machinist,  bds.  3  Russell  court 
Staples  George,  mason,  house  5  Maiden  place 
Staples  George,  spring  maker,  b.  196  Harrison  av. 
Staples  George,  house  24  Temple 
Staples  Isaac,  house  107  Mt.  Vernon 
Staples  James  N.  house  8  Gridley 
Staples  Thomas  A.  house  20  Portland  [town 

Starbird  Asa  T.  tailor,  10  Market  sq.  h.  at  Charles- 
Starbird  Fanny,  h.  Arnold,  n.  Washington 
Starbird  N.  W.  {Allen  &;  S.),  house  at  Maiden 
Starbird  S.  H.  tailor,  10  Market  sq.  h.  5  Curve 
Stark  John  H.  43  1-2  Congress 
Stark  Joseph,  tailor,  43  1-2  Congress 
Starkey  George  L.  job  wagon,  house  36  Lowell 
Starkey  Wm.  laborer,  house  425  Commercial 
Starkweather  Archibald,  paper  hanger,  4  Bennet, 

boards  1  Jackson  place  [2  Chapman  pi. 

Starkweather  {A.)  &  Avery  (W.),  paper  hangers. 
Starkweather   {E.    C.)    &    Eaton   {S.    J.),    paper 

hangers,  3  Chapman  place  [Carlton  pi. 

Starkweather  James,   piano-forte  maker,  house   5 
Starkweather  Josiah,  paper  hanger,  b.  1  Jackson  pi. 
Starr  Josiah,  clerk,  84  Fourth 
Starratt  John,  joiner,  house  Meridian,  n.  Liverpool 
Starrett  Henry,  moulder,  house  58  Pinckney  | 


Starrett  Stark,  b.  6  Adams 

Staton  Richard  W.   stone  cutter,  W.  Cedar,  cor. 

Cambridge,  house  56  W.  Cedar 
Stearnburg  Thomas  W.  barber,  b.  16  Belknap 
Stearns  Amos  F.  paper  stock,  52  Brattle,  house  at 

E.  Cambridge 
Stearns  Amos  O.  locksmith,  27  Dock  square 
Stearns  Asa,  housewright,  house  58  Marion 
Stearns  Charles,  printer,  house  30  Charles 
Stearns  Charles  H.  grocer,  410  Commercial,  house 

209  Hanover 
Stearns  Charles  J.  com.  mer.  7  India  wf.  h.  2  Gouch 
Stearns  Davis,  house  6  Nashua 
Stearns  E.  patent  commission  agent,  30  Wash. 
Stearns  Edward,  Sec.  State's  office,  h.  35  Oak 
Stearns  Elijah,  W.  I.  goods,  98  Salem,  c.  Prince, 

house  96  Salem 
Stearns  George,  369  Washington,  b.  47  Oswego 
Stearns  George  A.  {Simon  Stearns  ^  So7i),  house  at 

Watertown  [Plain 

Stearns  George  C.  clerk,  147  Milk,  h.  at  Jamaica 
Stearns  (Geor(/e  Z,.)  &   Collins   {BenJ.),  lead  pipe 

manufacturers,  26  Water,  house  at  Medford 
Stearns  Jacob,  house  2  Gouch 

Stearns  John,  56  Water,  h.  44  Chesnut  [Chesnut 
Stearns  John,  jr.  {Diitton,  Lamb,  &;  S.),  house  44 
Stearns  Josiah  A.  principal  Mather  School,  boards 

21  Franklin  place 
Stearns  J.  W.  clerk,  78  Washington,  b.  2  Suffolk  pL 
Stearns  Marshall,  clerk,  19  Brattle,  h.  at  Camb'ge 
Stearns  Moses,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Stearns  Nath.  C.  {Ballard  &;  S.),  house  2  Gouch 
Stearns  Oliver,  manufacturer  artists'  materials,  9 

Amory  Hall  [boards  2  Kneeland  place 

Stearns  Richard  H.  thread  store,  369  Washington, 
Stearns  Robert  E.  C.  painter,  130  Washington 
Stearns  Samuel  F.  dentist,  5  Montgomery  place 
Stearns  Simon  &  Son  {George  A.),  pot  and  pearl 

ashes,  8  India,  house  at  Watertown 
Stearns  Theresa,  teacher,  3  Central  court 
Stearns  Thomas,  house  266  Tremont  [House 

Stearns  Thomas  C.  clerk,  249  Wash.  b.  Pemberton 
Stearns  Timothy  D.  laborer,  house  6  Nashua 
Stearns  Warren,  boards  3  Russell  court 
Stearns  William  &  Co.  {J.  S.  Ri/an  &;  J.  D.  Hutch- 
inson), W.  I.  goods,  9  and  10  Chatham,  house 

15  Staniford 
Stearns  William,  mason,  house  54  High 
Stearns  William,  jr.  114  Fulton,  h.  at  Somerville 
Stearns  William   H.  book   keeper,  boards  54  High 
Stearns  Ziba,  grocer,  Albany,  corner  Kneeland 
Stebbins  C.  F.  caulker  and  graver,  h.  r.  34  Charter 
Stebbins  Edward  M.  224  Wash.  [31  Chambers 

Stebbins  {Judah)  &  Gardner  {J.  G.),  physicians, 
Stebbins  Mary  Ann,  house  rear  315  Broadway 
Stebbins  Thomas  H.  pump  maker,  house  41  South 
Stebbins  William,  teamster,  house  Ontario 
Stedman  Albert  {Chickerimj  ^  Co.),  house  Canton 
Stedman  Augustus,  waterman,  1  Fleet,  house  do. 
Stedman    Charles    H.    physician,    superintendent 

Boston  Lunatic  Hospital,  South  Boston 
Stedman  Daniel  B.  {Atkins,  S.  &;  Co.),  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Stedman  Francis  D.  boards  4  Warren  [Hotel 

Stedman  George  {Atkins,  Stedmaii  S^  Co.),  b.  U.  S. 
Stedman  James  S.  piano-forte  maker,  416  Wash. 
Stedman  John,  blacksmith,  house  14  Morton 
Stedman  Josiah,  house  83  Harrison  avenue 
Stedman  Josiah,  jr.  h.  83  Harr.  av.     [W.  Dedham 
Stedman  Perley,  piano-forte  maker,  416  Wash,  h  5. 
Stedman  Verdant  R.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  Canton 
Stedman  ( IFw,.  M.)  &    Co.   (/.  A.    ]V/iife),W.    I. 

goods,  3  Central  wharf,  house  3-5  Edinboro' 
Steel  Rob't,  stone  cutter,  h.  32  Harvard  [Strong  pi. 
Steele  Azel  E.  housewright,  18  Harvard  place,  h.   2 
Steele  EleazerF.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  11  Groton 
Steele  Francis  A.  window  shades,  &c.  361   Wash- 
ington, boards  3  High 
Steele  Jacob  T.  50  Water,  bds.  City  Hotel      [st.  ct. 
Steele  James,  book  keeper,  226  Wash.  h.  3  Garden 
Steele  Julius  C.  house  5  Nassau 


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Steele  Mary,  widow,  house  9  Fruit 
Steele  Robert,  house  99  Chambers 
Steele  Samuel,  boards  138  Court 
Steele  Wm.  M.  provisions,  65  Endicot,  h.  20  Prince 
Steiger  Charles  R.  moulder,  boards  113  Broadway 
Steiger  John  J.  machinist,  boards  113  Broadway 
Steiger  Mary  Ann,  boarding,  113  Broadway 
Stein  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  house  3  Oxford  place 
Stemler  Peter,  works  Lead  Factory,  h.  Silver,  n.  C 
Stephens  John  H.  jr.  printer,  h.  Gold,  n.  Dorchester 
Stephens  Marianne,  teacher,  house  1  Fayette 
Stephenson  Benj.  T.  clerk,  192  Wash.  h.  4  Bradford 
Stephenson  Geo.  A.  {Wm.  A.  Brown  S;  Co.),  house 

at  Newton  [Margin 

Stephenson  James  E.  baker,  72  Salem,  h.  32  North 
Stephenson  John  H.  {J.   W.  Plimpton  ^  Co.),  h. 

West  Newton 
Stephenson  J.  jr.  {L.  Stephenson  ^  Co.),  72  Water 
Stephenson  L.  &  Co.  {J.  Stephenson,  jr.),  balance 

factory,  72  Water,  house  at  Hingham 
Stephenson  Luther,  jr.  clerk,  72  Water,  h.  3  Fayette 
Stephenson  Martin,  shoe  maker,  house  254  Athens 
Stephenson  Peter,  cameo  cutter,  and  sculptor,  5  1-2 

Tremont  row,  boards  Pemberton  House 
Sterling  D.  L.  teamster,  h.  Gardner  pi.  n.  Broadway 
Sterns  Hiram,  sexton  at  Pine  st.  Church,  house  2 

May  place 
Sterns  Warren,  clerk,  boards  3  Russell  court 
Sterret  Jane,  widow,  house  15  Charter 
Sterrick  John,  blacksmith,  boards  66  Nashua 
Sterrick  Josi'h,  b.  66  Nashua  [Dorch'ter,  n.  Br'dw'y 
Stetson  Alpheus,  wood  and  lumber,  First  and  I,  h. 
Stetson  Alpheus  M.  h.  Dorchester,  n.  Broadway 
Stetson  A.  Warren,  25  Broad,  house  at  Braintree 
Stetson  A.  Wm.  {S.  Atherton  iS,  Co.),  b.  2  Kneel'd  pi. 
Stetson  Caleb  (S.  Atherton  &:'Co.),  h.  at  Braintree 
Stetson  Calvin  M.  iron  founiery,  house  Dove,  near 

Dorchester 
Stetson  Charles  P.  housewright,  W.  Cedar,  house 

116  Leveret  [Roxbury 

Stetson  Cushing,  com.  merch.  27   India  wf.  h.  at 
Stetson  James  A.  agent,  boards  7  Winter 
Stetson  John,  53  Milk,  boards  Adams  House 
Stetson  Joseph  W.  restorator,  25  Sudbury,  boards 

Pemberton  House  [House 

Stetson  Joshua  {Wilkinson,  S.  <St  Co.),  b.   Revere 
Stetson  Laureston,  ferryman,  h.  Meridian  ct.  E.  B. 
Stetson  Lebbeus,  h.  43  Chambers        [at  Somerville 
Stetson  Lebbeus,  jr.  {Joseph,  Schoff,  ^  Co.),  house 
Stetson  Melzar,  shipwright,  h.  Third,  n.  Dorchester 
Stetson  Nahum,  ag't  Weymouth  Iron  Co.  134  Milk 
Stetson  Sydney  A.  333  Washington,  h.  28  Beach 
Stetson  Winslow,  painter,  boards  151  Court 
Stetson  Wm.  J.  mason,  house  1  Standish  place 
Stevens  Abel  Rev.  editor  Zion's  Herald,  7  Cornhill, 

house  at  Roxbury 
Stevens  Abigail,  widow,  house  rear  2  Plymouth  pi. 
Stevens  Alvin,  clerk,  house  Athens,  n.  Dorchester 
Stevens  {A.)  &  Perkins  {J.  M.),  commission  mer- 
chants, 15  Broad  [Roxbury 
Stevens  Amos,  balance  factory,  15  Broad,  house  at 
Stevens  Andrew  J.  house  62  Harrison  avenue 
Stevens  Benjamin,  Sergeant  at  Arms,  Massachu- 
setts Legislature,  house  12  Hancock 
Stevens  Benjamin  F.  28  State,  house  12  Hancock 
Stevens  Benjamin  M.  machinist,  h.  5  Maiden  pi. 
Stevens  Calvin,  physician,  house  20  Winter 
Stevens  C.  A.  clerk,  226  Washington,  h.  Pinckney 
Stevens  Charles  H.  painter,  48  1-2  Mt.   Vernon, 

house  68  Pinckney 
Stevens  Charles  S.  196  1-2  Washington 
Stevens  Charles  T.  provisions,  9  Sun  ct.  house  do. 
Stevens  Collins,  last  manufacturer,  21  Blackstone, 

&  7  Albany  Block,  h.  117  Hudson  [Dorchester 
Stevens  Daniel  C.  expressman,  boards  Third,  near 
Stevens  David  (  West  <Sf  S.),  boards  1  Oxford  place 
Stevens  Ebenezer,  physician,  house  83  Broadway 
Stevens  Edw.  C.  carpets,  239  Wash.  h.  82  Temple 
Stevens  Edward  L.  18  Central  wf.  h.  at  Somerville 
Stevens  Edward  O.  clerk,  8  Hanover,  b.  17  Lynde 


Stevens  Edwin,  4  F.  H.  Market  (cellar),  b.  5  Hull 
Stevens  Eliza,  nurse,  house  11  Southac 
Stevens  George,  cordwainer,  h.  Lucas,  near  Village 
Stevens  Geo.  J.  S.  house  12  Hancock        [Tremont 
Stevens  George  W.  upholsterer,  515  Wash.  h.  76 
Stevens  Gilbert,  machinist,  h.  Maverick,  n.  Border 
Stevens  Grenville,  dry  goods,  34  Kilby,  corner  Cen- 
tral, house  61  Allen 
Stevens  Henry,  clerk,  boards  22  South  Russell 
Stevens  Henry,  seaman,  house  1  Henchman  lane 
Stevens  Henry  K.  {Farwell  <Sr  S.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Stevens  Hiram,  cane  dealer,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Stevens  Hiram  A.  84  Hanover,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Stevens  James,    plane    and  rule    manufactory,  5 

Merrimac,  house  6  do. 
Stevens  James  M.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Somerville 
Stevens  Jeremiah  S.  carpenter,  h.  62  S.  Margin 
Stevens  {Jesse)  &  Temple  {T.  G),  W.  I.  goods,  378 

Commercial,  house  at  Charlestown 
Stevens  Jonathan,  blacksmith,  boards  39  Purchase 
Stevens  John,  physician  and  druggist,  73  Merrimac, 

and  38  Causeway,  house  2  Howard 
Stevens  John,  5  Exchange,  h.  683  Washington 
Stevens  John  A.  physician,  b.  103  Broadway,  n.  B 
Stevens  John  B.  truckman,  h.  Lancaster,  opposite 

school  [Eaton 

Stevens  John  F.  (Brewers,  S.  S;  dishing),  house  4 
Stevens  John  J.  dry  goods,  208  Wash,  house  268 

Tremont 
Stevens  John  S.  {Tripp  >S,-  S.),  house  18  Tileston 
Stevens  John  W.  refreshment  cellar,  13  Water 
Stevens  Joseph,  blacksmith,  boards  9  Nashua 
Stevens  Joseph  F.  horse  shoer,  rear  14  Boylston, 

house  at  Roxbury 
Stevens  Justin  E.  physician,  house  2  Howard 
Stevens  Levi  F.   {Pearl,  Smith  ^  Co.),   boards  148 

Hanover  [Mt.  Vernon  av. 

Stevens  Luther,  plate  printer,  186  Wash,   house  2 
Stevens  Mary,  widow,  house  683  Washington 
Stevens  Mary,  widow,  house  60  Marion      [Newton 
Stevens  Merrick  R.  {liitfus  Dodge  ^  Co.),  house  at 
Stevens  Moses  E.  h.  Church,  n.  Boylston    [Oxford 
Stevens  Moses  {Matheios,  S.  ^  Co.),  12  School,  h.  6 
Stevens  Nathaniel  F.  job  wagon,  house  7  Nashua 
Stevens  Norma  C.  physician,  6  Brookline 
Stevens  Paran,  proprietor  Revere  H.,  Bowdoin  sq. 
Stevens  Sally  Mrs.  hovise  135  Tremont 
Stevens  Sally  W.  widow,  b.  London,  n.  Maverick 
Stevens  Sam'l  B.  38  Bowdoin,  h.  159  Court      [cock 
Stevens  Samuel  S.  teller  Globe  Bank,  h.  12  Han- 
Stevens  Sarah  A.  nurse,  house  17  Ash 
Stevens  Seriah,  chemist,  Second,  h.  G,  c.  Third 
Stevens  Susan,  nurse,  house  22  South  Russell 
Stevens  S.  M.  carpenter,  house  I,  near  Broadway 
Stevens  Sylvester,  machinist,  h.  Gold,  n.  Dorches'r 
Stevens  Thomas,  clerk,  boards  73  Nashua 
Stevens  Wait,  mason,  house  7  Quincy 
Stevens  Willard  W.  house  135  Tremont 
Stevens  (>F/«.),  Iroti  {Charles  E.),&  Darling  {E.), 

drugs,  &c.  16  India,  house  at  Lexington 
Stevens  Wm.  stone  cutter,  house  3  Ivers 
Stevens  Wm.  B.  113  Milk,  bds.  American  House 
Stevens  Wm.  B.  teller  Globe  Bank,  h.  10  Pinckney 
Stevens  Wm.  H.  16  North  Market,  h.  at  Lexington 
Stevens  Wm.  H.  clerk,  boards  96  Leveret 
Stevens  &  Robinson's  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Stevenson  Henry,  blacksmith,  boards  2  E.  Orange 
Stevenson  Joanna,  widow,  house  276  Tremont 
Stevenson   J.   T.  treasurer    Lowell   Railroad,    11^ 

Tremont  row,  house  63  Hancock 
Stevenson  Martha  Ann,  widow,  house  57  Belknap 
Stevenson  Sarah,  widow,  house  224  Harrison  av. 
Steward  Charles,  fish,  house  4  Battery 
Steward  James,  laborer,  house  Fifth,  near  C 
Stewart  Alexander,  upholsterer,  house  30  Common 
Stewart  Alonzo,  clerk,  15  Merrimac,  h.  27  Auburn 
Stewart  Calvin,  grocer,  Nashua,  cor.  Minot,  house 

26  Nashua 
Stewart  Charles,  rigger,  h.  r.  gun  house,  Fort  Hill 
Stewart  Chas.,  S.  U.  S.  Army,  bds.  79  Mt.  Vernon 


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Stewart  D.  Wm.  46  Federal,  bds.  10  Crescent  place 
Stewart  Edson,  painter,  house  2  Myrtle  court 
Stewart  Elijah  W.  engineer,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Lamson 
Stewart  Eliza  Mrs.  foreign  leeches,  51  Cambridf^e 
Stewart  Geo.  blacksmitli,  house  8  Friend  st.  place 
Stewart  Henry,  laborer,  house  Colony 
Stewart  Henry  L.  &  Co.  (II.  Fitz(/erald),  painters, 

62i  Cornhill,  house  26  Marion 
Stewart  James,  plumber,  house  9  Albion 
Stewart  John,  handcartman,  house  14  Kingston 
Stewart  John  Mrs.  house  2  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Stewart  Lemuel  H.  truckman,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Stewart  Lyman,  jr.  boards  22  Lynde 
Stewart  Mary,  widow,  boards  8  Suffolk 
Stewart  Nathaniel,  barber,  house  18  Southac 
Stewart  Paton,  jr.  gymnasium,  4  Franklin   [Albion 
Stewart  Stephen  B.  plumber,  169  Tremont,  house  9 
Stewart  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  house  ol  Cambridge 
Stewart  Wra.  upholsterer,  boards  30  Common 
Stewart  Wm.  laborer,  house  o60  Wash. 
Stewart  Wm.  James,  mason,  boards  8  Suffolk 
Stickney  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  house  3  Oliver  place 
Stickney  Henry  &  I.  com.  merch.  8  and  9  Chatham 

row,  house  at  Cambridge 
Stickney  Isaac  {H.  ^- 1.  Stickney),  bds.  11  Lincoln 
Stickney  John,  brass  founder,  house  1  North  Grove 
Stickney  John  B.  carpenter,  Dorchester,  cor.  Fifth 
Stickney  Jos.  E.  (Brown,  Laivi-enceS;  S.),  h.  5  Tyler 
Stickney  Josiah,  president  Market  Bank,  house  at 

Watertown  [134  State 

Stickney   Josiah,    agent   Boston   Sugar   Ilefinery, 
Stickney  Josiah  H.  (Cutler  S^  S.),  1  India 
Stickney  N.  H.  clerk,  boardis  32  South  Russell 
Stickney  Rufus  B.  mustard  manufactory,  A,  corner 

Second,  boards  22-5  Fourth 
Stickney  R.  L.  19  Sudbury,  house  at  Lexington 
Stickney  (Wm.)  &  Parks'  (John  A.),  produce,  99 

State,  house  at  Cambridge 
Stiemans  Henry,  musician,  house  42  Billerica 
Stiernefeldt  Frederick  A.  tailor,  house  5  Albion 
Stiff  William,  sailor,  house  27  Belknap 
Stiles  Augustus,  book  keeper,  74  F.  H.  Market,  h. 

at  Maiden 
Stiles  Edwin,  printer,  boards  51  Federal 
Stiles  John,  tea  dealer,  9  Doane,  house  at  Chelsea 
Stiles  (J.  Milton)  &  Chapin  (Horace  E.),  merchant 

tailors,  junction  Union  and  Marshall 
Stiles  Moses  B.  carpenter,  h.  46  Cross         [Federal 
Stiles  Reuben  &  Co.  printers,  9  Doane,  house  51 
Still  John,  confectionery,  155  Broadway,  house  do. 
Still  Joseph,  mason,  house  F,  near  Fourth 
Stillings  Benjamin  G.  teamster,  house  6  Middlesex 
Stillings  Daniel,  stone  mason,  house  9  Maiden 
Stillman  Samuel,  clerk,  32  Water,  h.  528  Wash. 
Stimely  Matthew,  shoe  maker,  house  23  Atkinson 
Stimpson  Charles,    bookseller   and   stationer,   106 

Washington,  house  at  Dorchester 
Stimpson  (Charles  M.)  &  Story  (Epes,jr.),  toys  and 

wooden  ware,  593  Wash,  boards  244  Tremont 
Stimpson  F.  H.  (H.  S<;  F.  Sti»ipson),  h.  45  Chesnut 
Stimpson  George,  jr.  28  State,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Stimpson  H.  &  F.   (Herbert  H.  S;  Frederick  H.), 

stoves,  furnaces,  ranges,  &c.  Congress,  corner 

Water,  H.  H's  house  at  Cambridge 
Stimpson  James  C.  leather,  58  Fulton,  h.  at  Salem 
Stimpson  John,  house  7  Burroughs  place 
Stimpson  John  M.  tinsmith,  boards  3^  Cooper 
Stimpson  Joseph  L.  machinist,  boards  13  Broadway 
Stimpson  Robert  W.  clerk,  102  Hanover 
Stimpson  Sarah,  widow,  house  93  Purchase    [mont 
Stimpson  William  B.  4  Faneuil  Hall,  h.  244  Tre- 
Stimpson  ( lV7n.  C.)  &  Reed  (Georc/e  IL),  druggists, 

26  Merchants'  row,  house  46  Pinckney 
Stimson  Alexander  L.  secretary  Mass.  Health  Ins. 

Co.  4  Museum  bl'k,  Tremont,  h.  r.  60  Tremont 
Stimson  (Augustine  G.)  &  Whiting  (Caleb),  paints 

and  oils,  55  Broad,  house  45  Allen 
Stimson  Charles,  laborer,  house  96  Turnpike 
Stimson  Henry  M.  printer,  22  School,  h.  at  Newton 
Stimson  H.  II.  W.  laborer,  house  Maverick  square 


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Stimson  Jeremiah  &  Co.  (A^. //o/wies),  building  ma- 
terials, Deacon  street,  house  at  Medford 
Stimson  John,  blacksmith,  house  24  Snowhill 
Stimson  John  N.  (Drew  if  S.),  boards  1  Bowdoin 
Stinchcomb  John,  moulder,  boards  20  Bridge 
Stinson  Jackson  L.  5  Exchange,  boards  246  Third 
Stinson  Martha,  seamstress,  house  26  Minot 
Stinson  Nathan,  artist,  house  11  South  Margin 
Stinson  Rufus,  house  189  Ann 
Stinson  Sam'l,  painter,  h.  and  shop  New,  c.  Sumner 
Stinson  Stephen,  painter,  house  New,  E.  B. 
Stockbridge  Rachael  W.  widow,  boards  51  High 
Stockbridge  Wales  R.  (Holt  &  .S'.),  boards  51  High 
Stocker  Alfred  A.  clerk,  boards  3  Crescent  court 
Stocker  Anthony  F.  litliographer,  house  71  Tyler 
Stocker  Henry,  sail  ra;iker,  house  rear  61  ComT 
Stocker  Mary,  widow,  house  Lime  alley 
Stocker  Matilda,  house  44  Bedford 
Stocker  Sarah,  house  4*  Bedford  [li  Kneeland 

Stockfleth  F.  A.  (Wieck  S<  S.),  46  Federal,  boards 
Stocking  S.  dentist,  house  266  Washington 
Stockman  Henry  Rev.  house  5  Snowhill  court 
Stockman  John'B.  clerk,  201  Wash.  h.  17  Tyler 
Stockwell  Alvin  W.  hatter,  h.  Lancaster,  opposite 

school 
Stockwell  Amy,  widow,  house  8  Mechanic 
Stockwell  Edward,  watchman,  h.  5  N.  Chapel  pi. 
Stockwell  Emmons  R.  53  Cambridge,  boards  32  do. 
Stockwell  James,  pump  and  block  maker,  house 

Hooton  court,  E.  B. 
Stockwell  Solomon,  watchman,  h.  5  N.  Chapel  pi. 
Stockwell  Stephen  N.  printer,  h.  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Stoddard  Albert,  mason,  house  6  May 
Stoddard  Albert  M.  upholsterer,  1  Mahan  place 
Stoddard  Alfred,  coach  trimmer,  90  Portland,  bds. 
at  Charlestov\'n  [S.  Braintree 

Stoddard  Ansel,  calf  boots,  32  N.  Market,  house  at 
Stoddard  Betsey,  seamstress,  house  2  May 
Stoddard  Charles  &   J.  S.  Lovering,  importers  of 
dry  goods,  84  Milk,  house  59  Hancock    [Cedar 
Stoddard  David,  com.  mer.  6  S.  Market,  bds.  30  W. 
Stoddard  Edward,  laborer,  house  6  Norfolk  place 
Stoddard  Elizabeth  H.  music  teacher,  b.  1  Mahan  pi. 
Stoddard  Erastus,  blacksmith,  house  72  Kneeland 
Stoddard  Gridley,  house^vright,  h.  7  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Stoddard  Henry,  ornamental  painter,  bds.  2  May 
Stoddard  Isaiah,  carpenter,  h.  1  Mahan  pi.   [Orange 
Stoddard  James  A.  piano-forte  maker,  bds.  20  W. 
Stoddard  Jeremiah  Rev.  house  20  Orange 
Stoddard  Lincoln,  laborer,  house  2  Wheeler's  court 
Stoddard  L.  T.  broker,  21  State,  h.  at  Brookline 
Stoddard  Nichols,  ship  carver,  boards  2  Prospect 
Stoddard  Samuel,  piano-forte  maker,  b.  Whitney's 

Hotel 
Stoddard  Stephen,  mason,  house  2  May 
Stoddard  Thomas  C.  captain,  h.  329  Broadway 
Stoddard  Thomas  G.  h.  2  Milton        [157  Hanover 
Stoddard  Thos.  J.  boots  and   shoes,  266   Com'l,  h. 
Stoddard  Wm.  coach  builder,  r.  46  Hanover,  boards 

116  Court 
Stoddard  Wm.  H.  (Shales  3$  S.),  b.   7  Kneeland  pi. 
Stoddard  William  S.  watchman  State  House,  h.  r. 

1  Mahan  place 
Stodder  Asa  A.  (Nassati  &;  S.),  h.  at  Roxbnry 
Stodder  Charles,  com.  mer,  75  Kilby,  h.  25  Fayette 
Stodder  Hannah,  widow,  h.  1  Causeway 
Stodder  Henry  F.  82  State,  bds.  Adams  House 
Stodder  Jeremiah,  clerk,  h.  104  Charles 
Stodder  John  L.  tailor,  141  Wash.  h.  28  Auburn 
Stodder  John  W.  T.  tin  ware  &  stoves,  625  Wash. 

bds.  25  Fayette 
Stodder  Jonathan,  clerk,  226  Wash.  h.  104  Charles 
Stodder  L.  Mrs.  house  25  Fayette 
Stodder  Mary,  widow,  house  29  Auburn 
Stodder  Samuel,  stereotype   finisher,  h.  29  Auburn 
Stokell  John,  butcher,  house  10  Garden  [n.  C 

Stokes  Benj.  S.  file  manuf.  First,  n.  A,   h.   Silver, 
Stokes  John  A.  rigger,  house  366  Commercial 
Stone  Abigail,  seamstress,  house  1  Lindall  place 
Stone  Abby,  boarding,  house  30  Federal  place 


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Stone  Allen,  painter,  house  30  Grove 

Stoiie  Andrew  L.  Rev.  house  5  Burroughs  place 

Stone  Artemas  (Ihiggles,  JVourse,   Mason  4f    Co.), 

house  2  Arch 
Stone  Chas.  clerk,  Ann,  c.  Union,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Stone  Charles,  clerk,  boards  49  Essex 
Stone  Daniel,  fumer,  house  6  Charlestown 
atone  {Daniel  P.)  SiV no e   {Philip  S.),  importers 

dry  goods,  60  Kilby,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Stone  David  ( Wm.  Adams  ^  Co.),  house  30  Charter 
Stone  Dorus  L.  stair  builder,  21  Portland 
Stone  E.  K.  shoes,  13  Shoe  and  Leather 
Stone  Ebenezer,  baker,  42  Prince,  bds.  38  Green 
Stone  Edwin  B.  machinist,  house  Silver,  near  B 
Stone  Elisha,  1  Cornhill,  bds.  Adams  House 
Stone  Eliza  S.  widow,  h.  3  Lovett  place 
Stone  Elmer,  baker,  house  Camden  [House 

Stone  Enos  J.    ( Wetherell,  S.  S^  Wood),  bds.   Am. 
Stone  Ephraim,  physician,  bds.  136  Cambridge 
Stone  &  Simpson  {Ebenezer  W.  Stone),  druggists, 

1  Long  wf.  house  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Stone  George,  housewright,  house  77  Cambridge 
Stone  George  B.  hair  dresser,   46   Merchants'   row 
Stone  George  H.  clerk,  41  Hanover 
Stone  Geo.  W.  medicines  and  periodicals,  Pleasant, 

e.  Tremont,  house  1  Townsend  place 
Stone  Henry  (/.  Stone  &;  Co.),  house  at  S.  Woburn 
Stone  Henry,  piano-forte  maker,  bds.  62  Tyler 
Stone  Henry  B.  pres.  Suffolk  Bank,  h.  2  Trem.  pi. 
Stone  H.  L.  &  Co.  merchants,  103  State    [Bedford 
Stone  Henry  N.  music   teacher,  339   Wash.   h.   67 
Stone  H.  Osgood,  physician,  12  Essex 
Stone  Henry  W.  clotiiing,  Haymarket  sq.  junction 

of  Blackstone  and  Union,  h.  at  Brookline 
Stone  Horatio  {Ayer  A-  .S. ),  house  4  Snowhill 
Stone  Jacob  T.  polisher,  house  9  Grove  place 
Stone  James,  Dook  binder,  house  14   Henchman  1. 
Stone  James  {Geori/e  &:  S.),  h.  61  Myrtle        [E.  B. 
Stone  Jas.    L.  {AI.  P.  ^  J.  L.  Stone),   h.   Chelsea, 
Stone  James   S.   shoes  and  leather,  13  Shoe  and 

Leather,  house  at  Medford 
Stone  James  W.  physician,  6  Bowdoin  sq.  h.  do. 
Stone  John,  1  Market  sq.  boards  at  Cambridge 
Stone  J.  M.  at  U.  S.  Warehouse,  Union  wharf 
Stone  Joseph  &  Co.  {H.  Stone),  hats,  37  Court,  h. 

at  S.  Woburn 
Stone  Jos.  A.  shoe  maker,  22  Sea,  house   20   East 
Stone  Joseph  C.  94  Fulton,  house  at  Charlestown 
Stone  Joseph  L.  book  keeper,   8  Court,   bds.    128 

Harrison  avenue 
Stone  Joseph  W.  {Baldicin  &;  S.),  h.  at   Newton 
Stone  Joshua,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  62  Tyler 
Stone  Josiah,  carpenter,  boards  6o  Leveret 
Stone  Josiah  F.  cl'k,  h.  124  Leveret     [atoga,  E.  B. 
Stone  M.  P.  &  J.  L.  wheelwrights,  Decatur,  h.  Sar- 
Stone  M.  S.  Mrs.  milliner  ^:  dress  maker,  5  Bennet 
Stone  Marshall,  boards  45  Hudson 
Stone  {Marshall  S.)  &   Barker   {A.),   carpenters, 

104  Harrison  av.  h.  5  Bennet 
Stone  Mary,  widow,  h.  9  S.  Cedar 
Stone  Milton  J.  bds.  4  Bowdoin 
Stone  Nahum,  431  Wash.  b.  r.  2  Plymouth  place 
Stone  Nancy  W.  carpet  maker,  h.  3  Barre  place 
Stone  Nathaniel,  bds.  E.  Canton 
Stone  Nathaniel,  painter,  75   Union,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Stone  Nemiah  H.  h.  rear  93  Eliot        [Crescent  pi. 
Stone  Phineas  A.  builder,  Charlestown,  house  15 
Stone  (P.  R.  L.),  Bradford  {R.  B.),  &    Co.   {Wm. 
Macomher),  W.  India  goods,  132   State,  h.    at 
Cambridge  "[6  Pearl,  h.  9  Kingston 

Stone  Robert,  jr.  &•  Co.  {G.  Doiv),  importers,  4  & 
Stone  Sardine,  25  Elm,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Stone  Sawyer  S.  house  82  Atkinson 
Stone  Silas  {Brigham  S^  S.),  h.  at  Sherburne 
Stone  S.  Henry,  clerk,  7  Central 
Stone  Stephen  S.  28  State,  bds.  26  Bulfinch 
Stone  Sylvester,  job  wagon,  h.  31  Tyler 
Stone  Sylvester  S.  paper  carrier,  h.  123  Leveret 
Stone  Thaddeus,  painter,  h.  28  Grove 
Stone  Waldo,  machinist,  h.  7  N.  Russell 


Stone  William,  bds.  49  Essex 

Stone  Wm.  restorator,  94  Fulton,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Stone  William  C.  h.  112  Hudson 
Stone  AVilliam  H.  bonnets  &  fancy  goods,  7  Trem- 
ont row,  opp.  Hanover,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Stone  William  H.  T.  pedler,  bds.  Mass.  Hotel 
Stone  {Wm.  P.)  &  Dunklee  {Nathan  S.),  wheel- 
wrights, Beverly,  h.  1  Livingston 
Stone  Wm.  R.  clerk,  Quincy  Hall 
Stone  Wm.  W.  {Lawrence,  Stone,  S;  Co.) 
Storer  D.  Humphreys,  physician,  14  Winter 
Storer  Robert  B.  mer.  47  India  wf.  h.  85  Pinckney 
Storey  Chas.  W.  at  State  House,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Storms  Wm.  R.  dry  goods,  315  Washington,  house 

11  Rochester 
Storrow  Charles  S.  treas.  Essex  Co.  47  State 
Storrs  Amariah,  agent  Mann's  cards   and  papers, 

25  Cornhill,  boards  42  Green 
Storrs  Nathaniel,  h.  17  North  Bennet 
Storrs  William,  house  42  Chambers 
Story  Epes,  jr.  {Stimpson  &:  S.),  bds.  244  Tremont 
Story  Francis  W.  at  Post  Office,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Story  Franklin  H.  28  State,  house  20  Chesnut 
Story  Franklin  H.  jr.  h.  20  Chesnut 
Story  Isaac,  house  123  Hudson 
Storv  Isaac,  jr.  counsellor,  10  Court,  h.  at  Beverly 
Story  Jacob,  jr.  counsel'r,  19  O.  S.  H.  h.  23  Bedford 
Story  Joseph,  57  Milk,  house  123  Hudson 
Story  Joseph  W.  stoves,    &c.   E,   cor.   Broadway, 

house  Fifth,  near  G 
Story  Sarah  W.  widow,  h.  8  Rowe 
Story  Wm.  {McKinnerjif  S.),  bds.  .39  Brattle 
Story  Wm.  glass  blower,  h.  Bolton,  n.    Dorchester 
Story  Wm.  F.  203  Washington,  b.  19  La  Grange  pi. 
Stott  John,  seal  engraver,  9  State 
Stover  Sylvester,  clerk,  bds.  7  Franklin 
Stover  Theophilus,  carpenter,  h.  G,  c.  Broadway 
Stow  Baron  Rev.  h.  24  Harrison  avenue 
Stow  John  P.  book  binder,  h.  Fifth,  corner  E 
Stowe  Charles  F.  56  Com'l,  boards  12  N.  Russell 
Stowe  Freeman,  dry  goods,  33  Kilby 
Stowe  Orville  {Gould  S;  S.),  house  25  Pinckney 
Stowe  Phineas  Rev.  house  8  Baldwin  place 
Stowe  Wm.  agent  Am.  Net  and  Twine  Manuf.  Co. 
56  Com'l,  h.  87  Salem  [Charlestown 

Stowcll  Alex,  jewelrv,  76  Hanover,  c.  Union,  h.  at 
Stowell  Austin  C.  67  Milk,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Stowell  Caleb,  mason,  house  78  Chesnut 
Stowell  Charles,  mason,  h.  4  Myrtle  court 
Stowell  E.  H.  clerk,  10  Milk,  boards  25  Lynde 
Stowell  Hersey,  jr.  {Milton,  Cushman,  8^  Co.)  bds. 

25  Lynde 
Stowell  Lydia  A.  dress  maker,  h.  4  Myrtle  court 
Stowell  Otis,  newsman,  bds   Oneida,  c.  Albany 
Stowell  Svlvester   {Otis  E.   Bowen  Sg  Co.),   house 

126  Tyler 
Stowers  Benjamin,  clerk,  h.  211  Hanover 
Stowers  Benjamin,  laborer,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Stowers  James,  house  Chelsea,  E.  B.  [Garden 

St  Pierre  John,  clothes  dresser,  5  West,  house  5 
Straight  AVilliam  P.  miller  steam  flour  mill,  h.  Paris 
Strand  Thomas  D.    {Fernald  S^  S.),  8  Charlestown, 

house  10  Wall 
Strane  Andrew,  cabman,  house  96  Endicot 
Strange  Abiel,  housewright,  h.  28  N.  Russell 
Strann  Hervey,  painter,  h.  Silver,  n.  B 
Stratch  John,  shoe  maker,  h.  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
Stratch  Patrick,  laborer,  house  123  Fourth 
Strater  Herman,  coppersmith.  57  Union,  h.  8  Wall 
Stratton  Charles  E.  {Gay  ^  S.),  h.  14  South 
Stratton  Elizabeth,  widow,  boarding,  11  Howard 
Stratton  Elvira,  seamstress,  bds.  51  Oak 
Stratton  Frederick,  h.  83  W.  Cedar 
Stratton   {Ira),  Sherriff  {J.  L.),  &  Co.  {Wm.  W. 
Eastham  ^  J.   H.   Felloios),  brushes,  22   Ex- 
change, house  at  Cambridge 
Stratton  J.  B.  clerk,  7  State,  boards  40  Lincoln 
Stratton  {John)  &  Ayers  {David),  W.  I.  goods,  50 

Central,  house  at  Charlestown 
Stratton  J.  H.  hair  dresser,  364  Commercial,  h.  do. 


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Stratton  Jonas,  constable,  Court  H.  h.  18  Friend 
Stratton  Levi,  teamster,  boards  36  Sea 
Stratton  Mary,  tailoress,  432  Washington 
Stratton  Mary  F.  tailoress,  436  Washington 
Straw  Ezra  J.  shoe  maker,  house  14  Merrimac 
Straw  Milton  A.  (2).   Cummimjs  4-  Co.),  house  at 

Chelsea  [ette 

Street  John,  painter,  30  Tremont,  house  56  Fay- 
^Xxeetex  {ISiathan  II.)  &  Parker  {Charles  Hanson), 

stable,  Bromfield,  h.  78  Tremont  [b.  9  Purchase 
Streeter  Oscar,  broker,  1  Lyceum  building,  Sudbury, 
Streeter  Sebastian  Rev.  house  198  Hanover 
Strickland  Emma,  widow,  house  9  Sutfolk 
Sti-ickland  Isaac,  6  Tremont  Temple,  b.  Jamaica  PI. 
Strong  Alexander,  shoes  and   leather,  30  and  32 

Central,  house  16  Crescent  place 
Strong  {Charles  D.)  &  Brodhead  (J.  A.),  booksel- 
lers and  publishers,  1  Cornhill,  h.  304  Broad'y 
Strong  George   O.  shoes,  619  Wash.  h.  23  Warren 
Strong  Jonathan,  shoes,  477  Wash.  h.  58  Tyler 
Strong  Ijouisa  P.  house  2  Harrison  avenue 
Strong  William,  baker,  boards  1  Groton 
Strong  Wra.  C.  counsellor,  20  Court,  h.  at  Newton 
Strong  Woodbridge,  physician,  h.  5  Cambridge 
Strouse  Alexander,  pedler,  house  82  Eliot 
Strout  Charles  H.  house  Bolton,  near  F 
Strout  James  F.  boards  15  Salem 
Stuart  Arthur,  house  10  Fayette 
Stuart  Charles  {Bayley  ^  S.),  b.  26  Hancock 
Stuart  John  &  Hazen,  Empire  House,  Eastern  av. 
Stuart  Joseph,  cooper,  house  E.  Dedham 
Stuart  Patrick,  laborer,  house  25  Morton 
Stuart  Robert,  laborer,  b.  Sumner,  near  Havre 
Stubbs  John,  mariner,  house  Lamson  court 
Stubbs  Moses,  boarding,  house  222  Ann 
Stubbs  Samuel,  carpenter,  house  31  London 
Studley  Alex.  C.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  1  Emerald 
Studley  Amasa,  boards  50  Portland 
Studley  Edward  A.  tailor,  boards  Adams  House 
Studley  E.  B.  mason,  house  57  Pinckney 
Studley  Frederick  G.  house  20  Gouch 
Studley  Mary,  widow,  house  9  Billerica 
Studley  Robert  P.  printer.  5  Water,  b.  Adams  H. 
Studley  Saniuel  G.,  Tremont,  corner  Court 
Studley  Wm.  F.  cooper,  h.  Maverick,  n.  Havre 
Stuffle  Wm.  tailor,  house  30  Atkinson 
Stukell  Jacob,  boarding,  rear  533  Washington 
Sturgis  Charles  R.  lightermaii,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Stui'gis  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  33  Beach 
Sturgis  Henry  P.  06  State,  house  24  Peniberton  sq. 
Sturgis  James  {Crocker  &  S.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Sturgis  Joseph,  boot  maker,  Green,  c.  Lynde,  h.  38 

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Sturgis  Josiah,  capt.  U.  S.  Revenue  cutter,  resides 
Sturgis  Wm.  {Bryant  &:  S.),  1  CoraT,  h.  52  Summer 
Sturtevant  Alvan  C.  agent  painted  carpets,  25  1-2 

Milk,  house  12  Tillage 
Sturtevant  {G.),  Edwards  (T.).  &  Co.  {G.  Cannon), 

oil  manufacturers,  20  Broad,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Sturtevant  Lewis  {Neioell,  Sturtevant  &;  Co.),  1  City 

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Sturtevant  Newell  &  Co.  {Lewis  S;  Noah  Sturtevant), 
Sturtevant  Noah  {Neioell  Sturtevant  Sg  Co.),  house 

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Sturtevant  Sam'l  A.  1  Tremont  row,  b.  Peraberton 
Sturtevant  Stephen  M.  cabinet  maker,  boards  3  E. 

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Sturtevant  Wm.  broker,  9  Niles'  building 
Stutson  John,  watchman,  house  3  Moon 
Sullivan  Catherine,  widow,  house  11  Sullivan  place 
Sullivan  Catherine,  widow,  house  119  Purchase 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  Paris  ct.  E.  B. 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  48  Kneeland 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  rear  90  Sea 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  oysters,  217  Ann 
Sullivan   Daniel  &  Co.   {J.  P.  Gordon),  stable,  8 

Arch,  boards  35  Kingston 
Sullivan  I)aniel,  architect,  over  30  School 
Sullivan  Daniel,  grocer.  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  5  Livingston  place 


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Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Prentice's  wharf 
Daniel,  laborer,  house  142  Commercial 
Daniel,  laborer,  house  10  Hanover  av. 
Daniel,  laborer,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Daniel,  tailor,  house  49  Salem 
Daniel,  laborer.  Creek  square 
David,  b.  Everett,  n.  Orleans,  E.  B. 
Dennis,  laborer,  house  80  Kneeland 
Dennis,  laborer,  house  37  Oneida 
Bennis,  tailor,  h.  7  Sullivan  place 
Edward,  shoe  maker,  house  21  Sea 
Ellen,  widow,  h.  Kneeland,  c.  Tyler 
Eugene,  fruiterer,  h.  27  Oliver 
Eugene,  laborer,  house  3  Williams 
Florence,  brass  founder,  h.  1  Stillman  pi. 
Fyler,  laborer,  house  6  S.  Margin 
George,  laborer,  house  8  South  st.  court 
Gerritt,  glass  blower,  h.  Second,  n.  E 
Henry,  mariner,  h.  7  1-2  Clark 
J.  laborer,  house  49  Porter 
James,  blacksmith,  h.  Fifth,  near  B 
James,  clerk,  h.  29  1-2  Wash.  sq. 
James,  handcartman,  h.  314  Ann 
James,  laborer,  house  19  Oliver 
James,  laborer,  house  2  Columbia 
James,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
James,  laborer,  house  164  Purchase 
James,  laborer,  house  2  Williams  ct. 
Jas.  W.  cigars,  53  Broadway,  h.  Fifth,  n.  E 
Jeremiah,  blacksmith,  h.  Athens,  near  C 
Jeremiah,  house  83  Sea 
Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  r.  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  3  Warren  place 
Jeremiah,  ostler,  boards  8  Franklin 
Jeremiah,  slater,  house  80  South 
Jeremiah,  tailor,  h.  60  Atkinson 
Joanna,  widow,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
John,  baker,  house  78  Esse.x 
John,  laborer,  house  11  South  st.  court 
John,  laborer,  house  Barber's  alley,  Ann 
John,  laborer,  house  33  Oliver 
John,  laborer,  house  19  Hamburg 
John,  laborer,  house  84  South 
John,  laborer,  house  68  Atkinson 
John,  laborer,  house  106  Endicot 
John,  shoe  maker,  h.  r.  117  Pleasant 
John,  slater,  house  56  Kneeland 
John,  tailor,  house  25  Prince 
John,  tailor,  house  14  Pearl  place 
John  B.  puddler,  house  Milldam 
ifohn  J.  pilot,  house  2  Unity 
John  L.  laborer,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
John  W.  broker,  23  Long  wharf 
Lawi-ence,  tailor,  h.  9  Thacher  court 
Margaret  Mrs.  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Margaret,  milliner,  38  Prince 
Mary,  widow,  house  41  Oneida 
Mary,  widow,  house  Half  Moon  place 
Mary  Ann,  house  20  Suifolk 
Michael,  coachman,  8  Arch 
Michael,  gardener,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  20  Sea 
Michael,  laborer,  house  18  Hamilton 
Michael,  laborer,  h.  Beach,  near  Sea 
Michael,  laborer,  h.  1  Livingston  place 
Michael,  laborer,  house  109  Broad 
Michael,  laborer,  h.  3  Hamilton  court 
Michael,  laborer,  h.  18  Washington  av. 
Michael,  laborer,  house  84  Broad 
Michael,  laborer,  house  4  Jackson  avenue 
Michael,  laborer,  house  Jasper  place 
Michael,  tailor,  h.  Sea,  near  Beach 
Murtuough,  house  86  Broad 
Murty,  laborer,  house  rear  Maverick 
Nash,  laborer,  house  26  Butolph 
Owen,  laborer,  house  122  Purchase 
Owen,  laborer,  88  Eliot 
P.  teacher  dancing,  339  Wash.  b.  1  Albany 
Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  54  N.  Margin 
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Sullivan  Patrick,  grocer,  1.5  Pearl  place,  house  do. 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  i  Brighton 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  18  N.  Margin 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  Cove 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  11  South  st.  court 
Sullivan  Peter,  laborer,  house  Humphrey  place 
Sullivan  Philip,  b.  Everett,  n.  Orleans,  E.  B. 
Sullivan  Richard,  house  1  Hancock  avenue 
Sullivan  Richard,  jr.  {S.  C.  Thwing  S^  Co.),  house 

101  Mount  Vernon 
Sullivan  Robert,  laborer,  house  227  Broad 
Sullivan  Simon,  sawyer,  house  20  Williams 
Sullivan   {Simon,  jr.)   &  Wilson  (/.),  curriers,  65 

Fulton,  house  20  AVilliams 
Sullivan  Thomas,  marble  polisher,  h.  r.  7  Milton 
Sullivan  Thomas,  tailor,  house  rear  182  Fourth 
Sullivan  Thomas,  tailor,  house  10  Oliver 
Sullivan  Thomas,  trader,  house  Silver,  near  C 
Sullivan  Thomas  V.  marine  missionary,  8  Long  wf. 

house  3  Sevvall  place  [h.  713  Washington 

Sullivan  T.  R.  teacher,  under  Park  Street  Church, 
Sullivan  Timothy,  carpenter,  h.  11  Sullivan  place 
Sullivan  Timothy,  slater,  house  66  South 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  house  lo  Livingston 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  house  Foundry 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  house  63  Atkinson 
Sullivan  Timothy,  shoe  maker.  South,  n.  Kneeland 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  Cove,  n.  Cove  place 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  house  104  Warren 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  First,  near  Turnpike 
Sullivan  Timothy,  printer,  h.  49  Atkinson 
Sullivan  William,  seaman,  house  49  South 
Sullivan  William,  laborer,  h.  r.  80  Purchase 
Sullivan  William,  laborer,  h.  4  Powars  court 
Sumfieth  John,  rigger,  house  13  Unity 
Summers  James,  sailor,  house  May  st.  court 
Summers  Samuel  F.  machinist,  Fulton,  c.  Cross 
Summers  Thomas,  brass  worker,  24  Water 
Sumner  Andrew,  37  F.  H.  Mkt.  h.  at  Dorchester 
Sumner  Abigail  S.  widow,  house  134  Purchase 
Sumner  Alfred  H.  (TF.  R.  ^  A.  H.  Sutnner),  h.  at 

Dorchester 
Sumner  Amos,  tailor,  house  5  Emerald 
Sumner  {Austin),  Brewer  {J.  R.),  &  Co.  {J.    R. 

Kimball),  importers  dry  goods,  113  Milk,  h.  at 

Roxbury 
Sumner  Benjamin,  676  Washington  [av. 

Sumner  Bradford,  counsellor,  20  Court,  h.  54  Harr. 
Sumner  Charles,  counsellor,  4  Court,  h.  20  Hancock 
Sumner  Charles  H.  provisions,  35  Bromfield,  h.  4 

Village 
Sumner  Charles  P.  Mrs.  house  20  Hancock 
Sumner  Davis,  mason,  64  Harr.  av.  h.  Gold,  n.  F 
Sumner  Ebenezer  &   J.  H.  37  &  39  F.  H.  Market, 

house  at  Dorchester 
Sumner  Elizabeth,  nurse,  house  2  W.  Dedham 
Sumner  Frederick  A.  physician,  4  Alden 
Sumner  Frederick  A.   {Gregerson  i^  S.),  house  24 

Brighton 
Sumner  George  E.  house  54  Harrison  av. 
Sumner  Horace,  house  20  Hancock 
Sumner  James,  9  Court,  house  4  May  place 
Sumner  John,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Orleans,  E.  B. 
Sumner  John  H.  {E.  (S,  J.  H.  Samner),  house  at 

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Sumner  Samuel  B.  137  Wash.  h.  at  Brookline 
Sumner  Timothy  A.  {Smith,  S.  cS-  Co.),  35  Milk 
Sumner  W.  R.  &  A.  H.  crockery,  137  Washington, 

house  at  Dedham 
Sunderland  James,  tailor,  h.  r.  Fifth,  near  C 
Surette  Louis  A.  &  Co.  {II.  L.  Shatiuck),  commis. 

merchs.  12  City  wf.  house  at  Concord 
Suten  James,  pedler,  h.  Silver,  near  C 
Suter  John,  captain,  house  o  Avon  place      [Friend 
Sutherland   George,  jeweller,  144  Hanover,  h.  17 
Sutherland  James  C.  house  7  Fifth 
Sutherland  Robert,  laborer,  house  4  Thacher  ct. 
Sutton  Andi-ew,  mason,  house  2  W.  Centre 
Sutton  Charles,  rigger,  house  3  Vernon  place 
Sutton  Enoch,  watch  maker,  377  AVash.  h,  310  do. 


Sutton  John,  mason,  house  5  Carney  place 
Sutton  John,  saddler,  17  Carver,  h.  2  Chesnut  pi. 
Sutton  John,  carver,  8  Wilson  lane,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Sutton  John,  jr.  54  Chatham,  bds.  2  Kneeland  pi. 
Sutton  Louisa,  h.  Pembroke,  n.  Suffolk 
Sutton  Wm.  teamster,  house  25  Snowhill 
Swain  John  H.  oil  and  candles,  84  Water,  house  at 

Jamaica  Plain 
Swain  Mehitable  L.  dress  maker,  house  2  Gouch  pi. 
Swain  Stephen,  shoe  maker,  Broadway,  n.  Dorches- 
ter, house  Seventh,  near  E 
Swallow  A.  Morton,  clerk,  15  Elm 
Swallow  Asa,  mason,  house  7  Stamford 
Swallow  Calvin,   provisions,   Charlestown,  comer 

Thacher,  house  38  Thacher 
Swallow  Daniel  W.  house  7  Bromfield 
Swallow  Joseph,  house  40  Thacher 
Swallow  Silas  0.  music  teacher,  19  Tremont  Temple 
Swan  Charles  F.  clerk  N.  E.  Bank,  h.  at  Dorchest'r 
Swan  Daniel,  stoves  and  tin  ware,  68  Cambridge, 

house  14  South  Russell  [Dorchester 

Swan  James,  book  keeper  N.  E.  Bank,  house  at 
Swan  James,  86  Milk,  bds.  20  Winter 
Swan  James  G.  96  Com'l,  boards  6  AUston  place 
Swan  Martha,  widow,  house  70  Church        [Winter 
Swan  Reuben   {Dutton,  Richardson  <Sf   Co.),  b.  20 
Swan  Reuben,  jr.  writing  master  Wells  School 
Swan  Samuel,  teacher  Phillips  School 
Swan  Wm.  D.  teacher  Mayhew  School 
Swan  Wm.  H.  Mrs.  house  43  Summer 
Swan  Wm.  H.  usher  Wells  School 
Swan  Vv'm.  O.,  Lard  Oil  Works,  h.  228  Broadway 
Swaney  Charles,  laborer,  house  13  S.  Margin 
Swanton  Thomas,  tailor,  house  66  Atkinson 
Swarts  Michael,  laborer,  house  Fourth,  n.  R.  R. 
Swasey  Alexander,  baker,  boards  27  Blossom 
Swasey  Charles  S.  clerk,  8  Market  sq.  b.  138  Court 
Swasey  George  B.  &  Co.  {Samuel    IF.    Robinson), 

grocers.  Prince,  c.  Causeway,  h.  2  Snelling  pi. 
Swasey  John  H.  25  State,  house  14  Temple 
Swasey  James,  carriage  trimmer,  h.  64  Essex 
Swasev  Joseph  L.  messenger  B.  &  P.  R.  R.  bds.  4 

Church 
Swasey  John  S.  tinsmith,  boards  3  Allen  court 
Swatkins  Thomas,  button   maker,  h.  Second,  c.  K 
Swayne  Hugh,  tailor,  56  Atkinson 
Swazey  George  B.  clerk,  23  Long  wf.  h.  at  Chelsea 
Swazey  Edward  (  T.  H.  Swazey  6^  Co.),  boards  at 

Chelsea  [21  ComT,  h.  at  Chelsea 

Swazey  Thomas  H.  &  Co.  {E.  Swazey),  com.  mer. 
Swazey  Zina,  machinist,  boards  11  Albany 
Sweatt  Benj.  h.  London,  n.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Sweeney  Bartholomew,  rigger,  h.  440  Commercial 
Sweeney  Brian,  boarding  house,  167  Broad 
Sweeney  Charles,  laborer,  house  r.  40  Endicot 
Sweeney  Charles,  laborer,  house  41  Prince 
Sweeney  Daniel,  stone  cutter,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Sweeney  Daniel,  laborer,  house  114  Broad 
Sweeney  Daniel,  laborer,  house  rear  324  Ann 
Sweeney  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Bolton,  n.   Dorchester 
Sweeney  Daniel,  tailor,  house  62  Atkinson 
Sweeney  Dennis,  laborer,  house  17  Washington  av. 
Sweeney  Edmund,  laborer,  house  A,  n.  Broadway 
Sweeney  Edward,  laborer,  house  Clark  alley 
Sweeney  Edward,  laborer,  house  8  Cyprus 
Sweeney  Edward,  laborer,  house  5  Wendell 
Sweeney  Henry,  laborer,  house  97  Nashua 
Sweeney  Jeremiah,  blacksmith,  house  5  Suffolk 
Sweeney  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Barber's  alley,  Ann 
Sweeney  John,  laborer,  house  2  Williams  court 
Sweeney  John  laborer,  house  Creek  square 
Sweeney  John,  laborer,  house  2  Powars  court 
Sweeney  John,  laborer,  house  135  Broad 
Sweeney  John,  laborer,  house  2  Suffolk 
Sweeney  John,  tailor,  house  74  Broad 
Sweeney  Julia  Mrs.  house  6  Washington  square 
Sweeney  Lawrence,  lighterman,  h.  202  Hanover 
Sweeney  Michael,  laborer,  house  34  High 
Sweeney  Miles,  lighterman,  house  4  Boylston  sq. 
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Sweeney  Nathaniel,  laborer,  house  2  Powars  coui-t 
Sweeney  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Sweeney  Roger,  carpenter,  house  1  Kentle 
Sweeney  Terence,  tailor,  house  43  Federal 
Sweeney  Thomas,   catholic   book   store,   3  U.  S. 

Hotel,  boards  17  Hudson  [h.  do.  E.  B. 

Sweeney  Thomas,  grocer,  c.  Marginal  and  Lewis, 
Sweeny  Cornelius,  cooper,  h.  Bumstead  court 
Sweeny  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  19  Spring 
Sweeny  John,  tailor,  house  20  Washington  sq.    [ct. 
Sweeny  John  D.  sheet  iron  worker,  h.  8  Wheeler's 
Sweeny  Wm.  teamster,  house  128  Purchase 
Sweet  Aaron  (Clark,  Stceet,  ^-  Co.),  h.  at  Camb'ge 
Sweet  Charles  A.  36  State,  boards  1  Lincoln 
Sweet  Cyrell  S.,  B.  &  F.  R.  R.  h.  1  S.  Cedar  st.  pi. 
Sweet  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  o  Quincy 
Sweet  Francis  C.  music  printer,  h.  Lexingt'n,  E.  B. 
Sweet  Jabez,  tailor,  house  Parkman  place 
Sweet  James  S.  (S/iunier  &;  S.),  house  6o  Leveret 
Sweet  John  D.  Rev.  h.  Webster,  n.  Sumner 
Sweet  John  H.  jeweller,  8  Court  avenue 
Sweet  Nathaniel,  Custom  House,  h.  6  Poplar 
Sweetraan  Mary,  widow,  h.  4  Leveret,  n.  the  bridge 
Sweetser  Almira,   milliner  and  dress   maker,  458 

Washington,  house  do. 
Sweetser  Atkins,  wagoner,  h.  5  Lancaster 
Sweetser  Benjamin,  boards  11  Fayette        [Fayette 
Sweetser  Benj.  G.  agent  brewery,  69  Broad,  h.   11 
Sweetser  Fred.  {S.  Parsons  &;  Co.),  h.  24Edinboro' 
Sweetser  {Geo.  H.)  &  Shumway  {B.  S.), provisions, 

69-5  Washington,  house  1  Blake's  court 
Sweetser  Isaac  (Whittier  i-S-S.),  b.  14  Lincoln 
Sweetser  Isaac,  secretary  Washington   Insurance 

Co.  42  State,  house  at  Charlestown 
Sweetser  Isaac  K.  boards  Dedham,  c.  Suffolk 
Sweetser  James,  treas.  Portland,  Saco  and  Ports- 
mouth R.  R.  85  State,  house  at  Salem 
Sweetser  John,  boards  11  Fayette 
Sweetser  Kendall  P.  32  N.  Market,  b.  11  Howard 
Sweetser  Laura,  milliner,    49J   Hanover,  boards  8 

Howard 
Sweetser  Martha  C.  widow,  h.  36  Leveret     [bridge 
Sweetser  Sam'l,  morocco,  32  N.  Market,  h.  at  Cam- 
Sweetser  Seth  K.  clerk,  291  Wash.  b.  II  Fayette 
Sweetser  Wm.  H.  {Norton,  Dlllaway,  ^  Co.),  bds. 

Eastern  Exchange 
Sweetsir  James,  carpenter,  house  Marion,  E.  B. 
Swett  Caroline,  tailoress,  house  4o  Myrtle 
Swett  Cyrus  A.  engraver,  251  Washington,  house 

Pembroke,  cor.  Suffolk 
Swett  Edmund  (U.  Baileij,  S;  Co.),  h.  Franklin  sq. 
Swett  Edmund  H.,  Franklin  square 
Swett  Frederick  P.  housewright,  house  Bolton,  n. 

Dorchester        [galia,  22  Bromfield,  h.  Walnut 
Swett  Hubbard  W.  ik  Co.,  Sons  of  Temperance  Re- 
Swett  Mary  B.  teacher,  boards  30  Oak 
Swett  Natlianiel  H.  4  Lewis  wf.  b.  Mansion  House 
Swett  Samuel,  house  24  Hancock 
Swett  Samuel,  mason,  boards  10  May 
Swett  Samuel,  3d,  joiner,  house  Havre,  n.  Sumner 
Swett  Samuel  W.  president  National  Insurance  Co. 

66  State,  house  at  Roxbury 
Swett  Silas,  shoe  store,  372  Wash.  h.  27  Fayette 
Swett  S.  A.  millinery,  428^  Wash.  b.  27  Fayette 
Swett  T.  H.  Mrs.  house  63  Beacon 
Swett  Wm.  truckman,  boards  7  Washington  sq. 
Swift  Chas.  E.  clerk,  395  Wash.b.  19  La  Grange  pi. 
Swift  Daniel,  printer,  boards  11  Channing 
Swift  Elizabeth,  boarding,  7  Sears'  place 
Swift  Erdix  T.  com.  mer.  31  State,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Swift  J.  book  keeper,  boards  29  Essex 
Swift  John  J.  merchant,  17  Long  wf.  h.  28  Charter 
Swift  John  L.  11  Tremont  row,  house  253  Tremont 
Swift  John  S.  laborer,  house  rear  1  Ivers 
Swift  Joseph,  98  Milk,  house  Essex 
Swift  Joseph  P.  carpenter,  house  253  Tremont 
Swift  Wm.  A.  carpenter,  Milldam,  house  25  Tyler 
Swift  Wm  C.  31  Long  wharf,  boards  78  Pinckney 
Swim  James  E.  restorator,  foot  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Swinburne  Wm.  J.  broker,  3  Congress 


Swindell  Ann,  widow,  house  38  Turnpike 
Swindell  James,  watch  maker,  115  Court 
Swindell  John  C.  grocer,  36  Turnpike,  house  38  do. 
Swindleton  George,  tinsmith,  boards  6  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Swinson  Peter,  wood  wf.  Har.  av.  h.  8  Cottage  pi. 
Smnson  Wm.  wood  wf.  Harr.  avel  h.  8  Cottage  pi. 
Swinton  William,  machinist,  house  22  Canton 
Swords  William,  21  Brattle,  house  at  Roxbury 
Swyney  John,  civil  engineer,  house  12  Madison  pi. 
Sylveira  Ruth,  widow,  house  15  West  Castle 
Sylveira  Vincent  P.  mason,  house  15  West  Castle 
Sylvester  Adam,  clerk,  house  Northampton 
Sylvester  Benjamin  F.  boards  142  Hudson 
Sylvester  Charles  T.  387  Wash.  b.  at  Cambridge 
Sylvester  Chester,  umbrella  manuf.  b.  2  Bennet 
Sylvester  Chester  B.  boards  7  Bedford 
Sylvester  Edwin  H.  191  Washington,  b.  19  Albany 
Sylvester  Geo.  D.  express,  8  Court,  b.  Central  House 
Sylvester  James  H.  painter,  house  Canton 
Sylvester  Nathaniel,  W.  I.  goods,  13  Railroad  block, 

Lincoln,  house  at  Dorchester 
Sylvester  Perry  A.  blacksmith,  house  63  Lowell 
Sylvester  Wm.  tailor,  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Sylvester  Winslow  C.  cutter,  6  Court 
Symes  Charles,  tinman,  house  77  A,  near  Third 
Symmes  {John)  &  Eaton  {C.  F.),   W.  I.  goods,  5 

T  wharf,  house  at  Woburn 
Symmes  Margaret,  widow,  tailoress,  h.  1  Second 
Symmes  Reny,  widow,  house  1  Boylston  square 
Symmes  Thomas,  8  State,  boards  1  Boylston  sq. 
Symmes  AVm.  {Coombs  ^  S.),  boards  1  Boylston  sq. 
Symmes  Wm.  B.  clothing,  Blackstone,  c.  Cross,  b. 

14  Kneeland 
Symonds  Charles  W.  {Sewall  §•  StjmoncJs),  10  and 

12  the  South  Market,  house  31  High 
Symonds  George  D.  clerk  B.  &  W.  R.  R.  boards  6 

Quincy  place  [Seventh 

Symonds  Joseph,  jeweller,  1  Bromfield,  h.  18  E,  n. 
S)-monds  Stillman  L.  house  12  Chambers 
Symons  Robert,  blacksmith,  b.  Sumner,  n.  Havre 
Synett  Wm.  J.  carpenter,  h.  New,  near  Sumner 

TABB  AMERICA,  porter,  house  5  Middlesex 

Taber  Albert,  restorator,  8  Long  wharf 

Taber  {Allen)  Sz  Willard  (Lyman),  carpeting,   84 

Washington,  house  at  Lynn 
Taber  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  house  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Taff  Richard,  laborer,  house  Lincoln,  near  Essex 
Taft  Alanson  (Adams  ix  T.),  house  64  Essex 
Taft  Augustine  C.  physician,  21  Bromfield,  house 

AVash.  St.  Roxbury,  near  Boston  line 
Taft  Charles  M.,  Cornhill  Coffee  House,  Court  av. 
Taft  George  C.  60  Fulton,  bds.  Staniford,  c.  Green 
Taft  Mary,  widow,  house  Gold,  near  B 
Taft  Nicholas,  grocer,  30  Atkinson,  house  do. 
Taft  Samuel  J.  boarding,  17  Franklin  place 
Taft  (Timothy  S.)  &  Wheelock  (Joseph  B.),  com- 
mission merch.  8  Water,  h.  30  Hudson       [hill 
Taggard  Chas.  H.  &  Co.  boot  crimpers,  17  Haver- 
Taggard  Cyrus  H.  (Edwards  Sj-  T.),  b.  43  Southac 
Taggard  John  (Crane  cV  T.),  house  at  Somerville 
Taggard  Sam'l  (C'/mw.  Packer  ^  Co.),h.  at  Danvers 
Taggart  Lydia,  house  41  Prince 
Taller  L.  Chas.  jr.  painter,  Tremont,  n.  R.  R.  bridge 
Tainter  Albert,  paper  hanger,  h.  460  Commercial 
Tainter's  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Tainter  A\''illiam  C.  house  2  Foster 
Talbot  Abby  Mrs.  house  1  Bumstead  place 
Talbot  /Vristides,  machinist,  house  13  Maiden 
Talbot  Benjamin  F.  clerk,  house  rear  730  AVash. 
Talbot  Conner,  laborer,  house  Spring,  rear  Poplar 
Talbot  Edward  T.  mason,  house  3  Pembroke 
Talbot  George,  housewright,  h.  rear  730  AA'ash. 
Talbot  George  B.,  AV.  I.  goods,  96  AVater        [bury 
Talbot  Gilbert  L.  (G.  Brownell  ^  Co.),  h.  at  Rox- 
Talbot  John,  carpenter,  h.  164  Harrison  avenue 
Talbot  Josiah  H.  (Foster  <Sr  T.),  house  at  Roxbury 
Talbot  Newton,  Custom  House 
Talbot  Oliver  M.  mason,  house  rear  190  Fourth 
Talbot  Patrick,  laborer,  house  69  A 


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Talbot  Samuel,  jr.  {Burgess  &;  T.),  h.  28^  Portland 
Talbot  {Samuel  D.),  Spear  (j.  S.),   &  Newell  (G. 

A.),  dry  goods,  62  Milk,h.  64  Hudson  [Beach 
Talbot  Win.  H.  {Kendall,  Whitwell  Sf  Co.),  b.  28 
Tallant  Jacob   C.  constable,  Court   House,  house 

Beach,  near  Sea 
Tallon  James,  carpenter,  house  2  Orange  lane 
Talon  Patrick,  laborer,  house  8  Genesee 
Talpey  Daniel  M.  chain  maker,  h.  Eighth,  near  E 
Tamon  Conrad,  teamster,  house  8  Boylston  square 
Tank  James,  house  258  Hanover 
Tanner.  John,  laborer,  h.  South,  near  Kneeland 
Tansy  Timothy,  tailor,  house  12  Tileston 
Tape  Andrew,  melter,  house  4  Adams  place 
Tapley  Amos   P.    &  Co.  ( IF.  N.   Messinger),  boots 

and  shoes,  15  and  17  Central,  house  at  Lynn 
Tapley  Philip  P.  {Allttj,  T.  &;  Co.),  house  at  Lynn 
Tapley  Warren,  6  Long  whf.  house  at  Charlestown 
Tapley  Wm.  G.  carpenter,  boards  12  Pitts 
Taplin  Lowell  G.  carpenter,  house  London,  E.  B. 
Tappan  {Charles),  AVhittemore  {J.   M.),  &  Mason 

{D.  G.),  stationery  and  books,  114  Washing- 
ton, boards  LTnited  States  Hotel 
Tappan  [Eben)  ik  Bradford  {L.  II.),  engravers  and 

lithographers,  221  Washington,  b.  64  Summer 
Tappan  Edward  S.  6  Congress,  h.  35  Dover 
Tappan  John,  50  Milk,  h.  30  Summer  [Boylston  pi. 
Tappan  John  G..  Boston  Belting  Co.  37  Milk,  h.  2 
Tappan  John  H.  A.  76  State 
Tappan  Josiah  S.  37  Milk,  house  30  Summer 
Tappan  J.  Salisbury,  boards  30  Summer 
Tappan  Lewis  W.  {Sampson  <Sf  T.),  h.  70  Mt.  Vernon 
Tappan  Sewell  {Wuinwriyld  i^  Zl),  h.  38  Chesnut 
Tappan  Wm.  B.  Rev.  agent  of  American  Sabbath 

School  "Union,  9  Cornhill,  house  at  Grantville 
Tarbell  Calvin,  carpenter,  house  31  Tvler 
Tarbell  Eben  (Smith  S;  T.),  h.  754  Washington 
Tarbel).  Edmund,  watch  maker,  70  Turnpike,  near 

Broadwav,  house  Quincy,  near  C 
Tarbell  ( Gc'O/y/e  G.)  &  Rice"(Z,.  B.),  W.  I.  goods, 

5  and  6  North  Market,  boards  Adams  House 
Tarbell  John,  watch  maker,  121  AVash.  h.  44  Beach 
Tarbell  John,  house  63  Chambers 
Tarbell  John  A.  physician,  house  7  Crescent  place 
Tarbell  John   P.   {Trull,  Brothers,  iS-  Co.),  house 

Chambers,  opposite  Green 
Tarbell  Jos.  H.  clerk,  h.  7  Crescent  pi.  [bridgeport 
Tarbell  Luther  L.  painter,  21  Brattle,  h.  at  Cam- 
Tarbell  Silas  P.  deputy  sheriff,  8  Court  square,  h. 

7  Crescent  place 
Tarbell  Stephen  H.  aqueduct,  house  31  Tyler 
Tarbell  Thomas    &    Co.   {Charles  Faulkner  &;  R. 

C.  Billings),  dry  goods,  55  and   57  Water,  h. 

11  Avon  place 
Tarbell  Thomas  A.  blacksmith,  h.  3  Spring  st.  ct. 
Tarbox  Benjamin,  house  rear  183  Hanover 
Tarbox  Esther,  h.  Meridian,  third  section,  E.  B. 
Tarbox  H.  G.  dress  maker,  210  Washington 
Tarbox  Jos.  K.  {Bownum  4"  T.),  h.  at  Cambridgep't 
Tarbox  Walter  S.  house  9  Oliver  place 
Tarbox  William,  shipwright,  house  19  Andover 
Tarbox  William  F.  carpenter,  house  17  Spring 
Tareene  Edward,  laborer,  house  6  Pearl  place 
Tarp  Edward,  tailor,  house  32  Stillman 
Tarr  Betsey,  widow,  house  759  Washington 
TaiT  {David  S.)  &    Hall    {Arden),  housewrights. 

Creek  square,  house  21  Blossom 
Tarr  Jacob,  Custom  House  block.  Long  wharf 
Tarratt  Joseph  &  Son,  13  Liberty  square 
Tasker  Ebenezer,  grocer,  Hanover,  corner  Charter, 

house  3  Bennet  place  [E.  B. 

Tasker  James  F.  truckman,  house  Lexington  pi. 
Tasker  John  T.  counsellor,  21  Court  square,  house 

Athens,  near  B 
Tasker  Joseph,  truckman,  h.  Maverick,  c.  London 
Tasker  Lyman  H.  92  Milk,  house  3  Bennet  place 
Tasker  Mary  D.  nurse,  boards  20  Oxford 
Tate  Mark  W.  carpenter,  house  16  Albion 
Tate  Geo.  H.  job  wagon,  house  32  Billerica 
Tate  James,  printer,  boards  8  Kneeland  place 


Tates  Hannah,  dress  maker,  house  8  Porter 
Tates  Susan,  tailoress,  house  8  Porter 
Tates  William,  mason,  house  71  Pleasant 
Tavers  Joseph,  job  wagon,  house  5  Battery   [E.  B. 
Tavner  Thomas,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  Saratoga, 
Ta)'  Rufus  L.  &  A.  Hammond,  coal,   Cross,  near 

Fulton,  house  at  Charlestown 
Tav  R.  L.  (  William  Fletcher  &;  Co.) 
Taylor  Albert  D.  tailor,  178  Wash.  b.  Central  House 
Taylor  Albert  H.  dry  goods,  6  Maverick  block,  h. 

Maverick,  corner  Paris 
Taylor  Gustavus,  physician,  boards  42  Green 
Taylor  Bartholomew,  tailor,  house  201  Ann 
Taylor  Benjamin,  carpenter,  house  Woodward,  n.  E 
Taylor  Charles,  mariner,  house  10  Bridge 
Taylor  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  h.  39  Charlestovm 
Taylor  Charles,  hatter,  103  Washington 
Taylor  Charles  T.  paper  carrier,  house  123  Leveret 
Taylor  Cyrus  W.  house  7  Sturgis  place 
Taylor  Daniel,  piano-forte  maker,  bds.  25  Kneeland 
Taylor  Daniel,  house  rear  74  Atkinson 
Taylor  {Daniel)  &  Wi\\{!ixo\\  {Samuel  IT.),  crockery 

and  glass  ware,  59  Broad,  corner  Milk,  house 

14  Bulfineh 
Taylor  D.  U.  clerk,  boards  rear  74  Atkinson 
Tavlor  Eben,  caulker,  house  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Taylor  Eber,  house  36  West  Cedar 
Taylor  Edward  T.  Rev.  house  1  New  Prince  [court 
Taylor  Emery,  fruit,  5  Dock  square,  b.  4  Spring  St. 
Taylor  Fernando  C.  clerk,  164  Wash.  b.  67  Myrtle 
Taylor  Frances,  widow,  house  9  Columbia 
Taylor  Frederick,  boards  1  Linwood  place 
Taylor  George,  piano-forte  maker,  li.  212  Har.  av. 
Taylor  George,  laborer,  house  51  Prince 
Taylor  George,  71  Cornhill,  house  at  Cambridge 
Taylor  George  A.  clerk,  boards  212  Harrison  av. 
Taylor  George  F.  daguerrean  artist,  98  Broadway, 

house  Third,  near  B  [6  Pine 

Taylor  George  M.  visor  and  cap  manuf.  5  Wash.  h. 
Taylor  {George  R.)  &  Shales  (Jo7i«),  coffee  factory, 

Haverhill,  cor.  Charlestown,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Taylor  G.  W.  B.  62  Kilby 
Taylor  Harriet,  widow,  house  20  Bulfineh 
Taylor  Henry,  constable,  13  court  sq.  h.  11  Nassau 
Taylor  {Henry)   &    Harris   {George  B.),   saddlery 

hardware,  13  Kilby,  house  6  Beacon 
Taylor  Henry  C.    127  State 
Taylor  Horace,  porter,  boards  45  Atkinson 
Taylor  Horace  B.  {Foster  <Sr  T.),  house  21  Lowell 
Taylor  Horace  E.  102  Milk 

Taylor  Isaac  {Seccomb,  T.  cf  Co.),  h.  at  Brookline 
Taylor  James,  painter,  house  56.^  Endicot 
Taylor  James,  laborer,  liouse  10  Bridge  st.  court 
Taylor  James,  laborer,  house  Fifth,  near  D 
Taylor  James  H.  caulker,  boards  123  Purchase 
Taylor  James  M.  laborer,  house  1  Gray  place 
Taylor  John,  laborer,  house  rear  18  Stillman 
Taylor  John,  baker,  134  Pleasant,  house  do. 
Taylor  John,  paper  stainer,  boards  52.^  Cambridge 
Taylor  John  F.  blacksmith,  house  Athens,  near  C 
Taylor  John  &  Sons,  ale,  74  Commercial 
Taylor  John  R.,  Temperance  House,  5  Southac 
Taylor  Jos.  G.  coach  painter,  b.  Maverick,  n.  New 
Taylor  Julius,  boots  and  shoes,  122  Broadway,  h. 

Silver,  near  Dorchester 
Taylor  Lewis,  paper  hanger,  12  Union,  h.  1  Com'l 
Taylor  Lydia  A.  W.  135  Hudson 
Taylor  Lydia  B.  dress  maker,  h.  4  Spring  st.  ct. 
Taylor  Maria,  widow  of  Frederick,  house  37  Friend 
Taylor  Mary,  leeches,  27  School,  house  do. 
Taylor  Mary  A.  Mrs.  house  2  Bartlett 
Taylor  Mary  E.  teacher,  h.  rear  527  Wash.  No.  2 
Taylor  Melinda  C.  boarding,  Sumner,  cor.  Bremen 
Taylor  Milo  A.  proprietor  St.  Charles  Hotel,  Beach, 

corner  Lincoln 
Taylor  N.  D.  V.  fruit,  15  Mer.  row,  house  39  High 
Taylor  Orange  T.  dry  goods,  158  Hanover 
Taylor  Owen,  watchman,  h.  Suffolk,  corner  Canton 
Taylor  Patrick,  laborer,  house  7  Bridge  street  ct. 
Taylor  Philip,  carpenter,  h.  Silver,  near  Dorchester 


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Taylor  Philip,  jr.  clerk,  house  5  West  Centre 
Taylor  Ralph,  rigger,  house  1  Commercial 
Taylor  Robert,  police  officer,  house  19  Charter 
Taylor  R.  R.,  Custom  House,  h.  Webster,  n.  Jeffries 
Taylor  Sarah,  house  1  South  street  court 
Taylor  Sarah,  widow,  house  222  Broadway,  near  D 
Taylor  Simeon,  tin  plate  worker,  h.  o  Warren  sq. 
Taylor  Simeon,  jr.  400  Wash,  house  at  Brookline 
Taylor  Simeon  P.  ins.  agent,  17  State,  h.  23  Pitts 
Taylor  T.  D.  boards  Winthrop  House 
Taylor  Timothy,  laborer,  house  opposite  88  Fulton 
Taylor  {Thomas)  &  Anderson  (/?.),  grocers,  Knee- 
land,  corner  Cove,  house  do. 
Taylor  T.  K.  botanic  and  patent  medicines,  3  Han- 
over, up  stairs,  house  at  Chelsea 
Taylor  T.  M.  purser,  boards  3  Hayward  place     [pi. 
Taylor  Walter  R.  designer,  141  Milk,  b.  1  Linwood 
Taylor  William,  boards  67  Myrtle 
Taylor  William,  tailor,  boards  32  Derne 
Taylor  William,  laborer,  house  Sumner,  n.  Cottage 
Taylor  William  D.  cutter,  5  Gerrish  block,  Ann,  b. 

National  House 
Taylor  William  G.  clerk,  70  Hanover,  b.  Central  H. 
Taylor  William  H.  carpenter,  house  11  Emerald 
Taylor  Wm.  J.  paper  hanger,  house  5  W.  Dedham 
Taylor  William  P.  102  Milk 
Tead  Edward  L.  clerk  Shoe  and  Leather  Dealers' 

Bank,  house  52  Tyler 
Tead  Hannah  Mrs.  house  52  Tyler 
Tead  Sarah  E.   teacher,  h.  52  Tyler 
Teague  Barney,  laborer,  house  A,  near  Fourth 
Teague  John  R.  wagoner,  house  49  Prince 
Teague  Mary  Ann,  nurse,  house  49  Sea 
Tearnan  Michael,  tailor,  house  21  Fleet 
Teasland  George,  rigger,  house  188  Hanover 
Teatrich  Lewis,  porter,  house  7  Kellam  place 
Tebbetts  Allen  C.  grocer.  Meridian,  c.  Lexington 
Tebbetts  James  U'^{Jewett,  T.  &;  Co.),  b.  Revere  H. 
Tebbetts  William,  clerk.  33  Water,  b.  Franklin  H. 
Tebbetts  Wm.  C.  78  Milk,  house  48  Temple 
Teblad  Israel  T.  boarding,  house  376  Commercial 
Teel  Benjamin  F.  bookkeeper,  Market  Bank,  house 
at  Charlestown  [at  Carabridgeport 

Teel  George  S.  produce,  32  Merchants'  row,  house 
Teel  Henry  T.  clerk  Concord  R.  R.  depot,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Teevin  John,  laborer,  house  45  Tyler 
Teif  Ann,  widow,  house  11  South  Margin 
Telford  Andrew,  barber,  house  3  Smith  court 
Temple  {C.  E.)  &  Perry  [D.  l'F.),restorators,  rear 

26  Congress 
Temple  Henry,  house  97^  Chambers 
Temple  Henry  A.  house  38  Bowdoin 
Temple  Horace  L.  messenger,  66  State,  h.  11  May 
Temple  James  L.  driver,  Warren  place 
Temple  Jason,  stage  driver,  7  Elm,  h.  13  Sudbury 
Temple  John  H.  math.  inst.  maker,  51  Court,  house 

233  Tremont 
Temple  Joshua,  51  Court 

Temple  T.  G.  (Stevens  &:  T.),  house  at  Charlestown 
Templeton  James,  ward  tender  Mass.  Hospital 
Templeton  John,  marble  manufacturer,  Charles,  c. 

Cambridge,  house  at  Cambridge 
Templeton  William,  laborer,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Tenney  {Amos)  &  Cowles  {W.  W.),  cotton  manu- 
facturers, 26  Milk,  house  at  Newtonville 
Tenney  A.  G.  house  8  Village  [Dover 

Tenney   Benjamin   F.   broker,  78  State,   house  9 
Tenney,  Brothers  {Wm.  I).  B.  ^  J.  J.  M.  Tenney), 

straw  and  silk  goods,  9  Milk 
Tenney  F.  V.  Rev.  house  8  Erie 
Tenney  Henry  B.  13  Dock  square,  house  at  Chelsea 
Tenney  John,  housewright,  h.  Swan,  opp.  Ontario 
Tenney  {John  H.)  &  Rice  {Ed.  E.),  ship  chandlers, 

6  Central  wharf,  house  63  Carver 
Tenney  J.  J.  M.  {Tenney,  Brothers),  h.  20  McLean 
Tenney  Leonard,  carpenter,  house  rear  10  Hawkins 
Tenney  Moses,  leather,  50  Fulton,  h.  at  Danvers 
Tenney  {X.  F.)  &  Ballister  (/.  F.),  dry  goods,  81 
Kilby,  house  at  Roxbury 


Tennev  Sam'l,  Mer.  Ins.  Co.  38  State,  h.  128  Salem 
Tenney  Samuel  N.  h.  23  Hull  [Tyler,  n.  Oak 

Tenney  Sylvanus  F.,  W.  R.  R.  freight  depot,  house 
Tenney  Thomas  P.  11^  Tremont  row,  h.  61  Carver 
Tenney  Truman  H.  coachman,   11  Elm,   house  3 

Tileston  place  [McLean 

Tenney  Wm.  D.  B.  {Tenney,  Brothers),  house  20 
Tenny  Edwin  A.  clerk,  450  Wash.  bds.  3  Taylor 
Tenny  Edwin  A.  ass't  House  of  Correction,  S.  B. 
Tenny  Marshall,  merchant,  4  Central  wharf,  house 

1  Province  House  court  [46  Water 

Tenny  {Oliver)  &  Goddard(7?.  /J. ),  cotton  dealers, 
Tenny  Solon  H.  ass't  House  of  Correction,  S.  B. 
Tenny  William  P.  carpet  warehouse,  102  Hanover, 

and  Maine  R.  R.  depot,  house  48  Charles 
Tent  James,  house  89  Essex 
Teran  Michael,  tailor,  house  6  Fleet 
Tereelan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  28  Jefferson  block 
Teressy  Thomas,  stone  mason,  h.  29  Middlesex 
Tcrhorst  Gerard,  Coffee  House,  Lewis,  c.  Fulton 
Terrace  Ezra  F.  tailor,  90  Ann,  h.  9  Thacher  ct. 
Terrey  Patrick,  laborer,  212  Broad 
Terry  J.  William,  house  2  Bartlett 
Terry  William  D.  engraver,  house  47  Hancock 
Terrill  Charles  F.  {trull.  Brothers  §  Co.),  boards 

U.  S.  Hotel  [Sumner 

Teschemaoher  James  E.  134  State,  h.  Webster,  n. 
Teschemacher  Stephen  E.  b.  Webster,  n.  Sumner 
Teulin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  r.  170  Ann  [N.  Russell 
Teulon  Edward  A.  engraver,  186  Wash,  boards  12 
Teulon  George,  boards   Harrison  av.  corner  Beach 
Tewksbury  Abijah  R.   shipping  office,  89  Commer- 
cial, house  Princeton.  E.  B. 
Tewksbury  Carlos,  physician,  h.  1  Almont  place 
Tewksbury  Cyrus,  teamster,  h.  Sumner  pi.  E.  B. 
Tewksbury  Daniel  M.  6  F.  H.  Market,  h.  Ontario 
Tewksbury  E.  G.  clerk,  boards  28  Essex 
Tewksbury  George  P.  harbor  master,  office  S.  side 

Eastern  depot,  h.  2  Phipps  place 
Tewksbury  H.  A.  boatman,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Tewksbury  Josiah  G.   toll  house,  Chelsea  ferry,  h. 

239  Hanover 
Tewksbury  Mary,  widow,  h.  22  May  [h.  Princeton 
Tewksbury  R.  A.  shipping  office,  90  Commercial, 
Tewksbury  Wm.  house  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Tewksbury  Wm.  jr.  lighterman,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
Tewksbury  Wm.  F.  pilot,  b.  Webster,  n.  Orleans 
Tewksbury  Wm.  P.  book  store,  362  Washington, 

house  at  Roxbury 
Thacher   {Barnabas)  &  Sears  {Paul,  jr.),  salt,  31 

Long  wharf,  house  282  Broadway 
Thacher  Charles,  house  40  Chesnut 
Thacher  Charlotte,  wid.  of  Peter  O.  h.   10  Chesnut 
Thacher  George  C,  Fulton  Iron  Foundry  Co.  20 

Long  wf  h.  at  Dorchester  [Chesnut 

Thacher  Geo.  M.,  Danish  Consul,  66  State,  h  10 
Thacher  Geo.  T.,  Fulton  Iron  Foundry  Co.  boards 

at  Dorchester 
Thacher  Isaac,  merch.  31  Long  wf.  h.  8  Bussey  pi. 
Thacher  M.  N.  porter  at  Fulton  House 
Thacher  Samuel  C,  Sec.  State's  office,  State  House, 

boards  47  Mt.  Vernon 
Thacher  Samuel  G.  moulder,  h.  Athens,  n.  Second 
Thacher  {Thomas),  Bascom  {J.  T.  S.),  &  Co.  {Wm. 

11.  Richards),  dry  goods,  43  Milk,  h.  52  Charles 
Thacher  ( Tyiowas)  i!<:  Billings  {William   G.),  mer- 
chants, 20  Long  wf.  h.  8  Milton  pi.  [Milton  pi. 
Thacher  Thomas,  jr.  Fulton   Iron   Foundry,  h.  8 
Thacher  Wm.  S.  (IF.  Thomas &:  Co.),  h.  282  Fourth 
Thacker  Henry,  waiter,  house  3  Southac 
Thacker  Henry,  jr.  house  14  Belknap 
Thatcher  David,  Custom  House,  h.  7  Albion 
Thatcher  Edward  H.  boards  7  AJbiou 
Thatcher  Fanny  Mrs.  19  Hudson 
Thatcher  George,  jr.  28  Long  wf.  b.  Eastern  Exch. 
Thatcher  George  L.  36  Broad,  h.  7  Albion    [Vern'n 
Thatcher  Peter,  dry  goods,  57  Kilby,  house  40  Mt. 
Thaxter  Adam  W.  pres.  Mec.  Ins.  Co.  h.  13  Allen 
Thaxter   Adam  W.  jr.  {Bates  S^  Co.),  h.  59  Mouat 

Vernon 


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Thaxter  Adam  W.  3d  {W.  H.  Hlll^  Co.). house 27 

Sheafe 
Thaxter  Benj.  {Rice  &;  T.),  h.  7  Hamilton  place 
Thaxter  {Daniel)  &  Brother  (./.  B.j'r.),  opticians, 

162  Wash.  h.  at  Somerville 
Thaxter  David,  locksmith,  4  Harr.  av.  h.  5  Ohio  pi. 
Thaxter  David,  counsellor,  16  Court 
Thaxter  Duncan  McBean,  97  1-2  State 
Thaxter  Edward,   carpenter,  Tyler,   near  Quincy 

School,  house  1  Newbern  place 
Thaxter  George  W.  teamster,  b.  2  Unity 
Thaxter  Jacob,  painter,  4  Harr.  av.  h.  34  Harvard 
Thaxter  Jonathan,  house  79  Leveret       [Hingham 
Thaxter  Joseph  B.  jr.  {Thaxter  &;  Brother),  h.  at 
Thaxter  .Joshua,  pocket-book  maker,  Devonshire, 

corner  Water,  h.  58  Marion  [McLean 

Thaxter  Samuel  {Ward,  Jackson  S<;  Co.),  house  12 
Thaxter   Sam'l  &  Son  (.S*.  T.  Cuskinr/),  math.  inst. 

makers,  12o  State,  Cushing's  h.  16  Hudson 
Thaxter  Seth,  surveyor,  house  S3  Warren 
Thaxter  Seth,  jr.  carpenter,  house  83  Warren 
Thaxter  Theodore,  stable,  r.  641  Wash,  house  11 

Wheeler's  court  [South 

Thaxter  Warren,  cabinet  maker,  32  Sea,  house  51 
Thaxter  Warren,  jr.  slater,  house  11  Emerald 
Thaxter  Wm.   V.  carpenter,  h.  11  Wheeler's  court 
Thayer  Abigail  C.  house  7  Hudson 
Thayer  Abiram,  driver,  house  108  Hudson 
Thayer  Alfred  S.  clerk,  3  Dock  square  [State 

Thayer  Andrew  Eliot,  9   Mer.   Bank  building,  28 
Thayer  Ann,  laundress,  house  Fayette 
Thayer  Benjamin  H.  clerk,  boards  57  High 
Thayer  Bezer  {Mann  &;  T.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Thayer  C.  &  N.  com.  merchants,  32  India 
Thayer  Charles,  daguerreotypist,  115  Court,  house 

at  Charlestown 
Thayer  Charles,  shoe  maker,  house  37  Myrtle 
Thayer  Chas.  E.  brush  maker,  h.  117  Broadway 
Thayer  Chas.  E.,  Old  Custom  House 
Thayer  {Charles  G.)  &  Merrill  {T.  C),  ship  stores 

and  chandlery,  65  Com'l,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Thayer  Charles  L.  (C.  c^  N.  Thayer),  h.  at  Roxb'y 
Thayer  Chas.  R.  com.  liier.   17  Central  wf.  house  2 

Rowe  place 
Thayer  David,  physician,  boards  34  Oxford 
Thayer  Eli,  apothecary,  boards  6  Fleet 
Thayer  Elias  B.  shoes,  21  Central,  h.  62  Warren 
Thayer  Elijah  {Eaton,  Thayer  iSr  Co.),  h.  101  Salem 
Thayer  Elizabeth  F.  dress  maker,  h.  37  Myrtle 
Thayer  Francis  J.  house  84  Atkinson 
Thayer  Franklin,  laborer,  h.  96  Turnpike 
Thayer  Frederic  F.  dye  wood  liquors,  Old  Custom 

House,  h.  at  Watertown 
Thayer  Fred.  W.  {E.  Train  ix  Co.) 
Thayer  George  A.  9  &  11  E.  R.  R.  wharf         [place 
Thayer  G.  Francis,  Grocers'  Bank,  b.  15  Hayward 
Thayer  George  L.  boots  and  shoes,  40  Central,  h. 

48  Harr.  avenue  [11  Staniford 

Thayer  George  W.  president  Exchange  Bank,  h. 
Thayer  Gideon  F.  school  Chauncy  pi.  h.  at  Quincy 
Thayer  Hannah  V.  dress  maker,  92  Tremont  [lane 
Thayer  Henry  P.  brass  founder,  h.  2  Henchman 
Thayer  Henry  V.  printer,  h.  49  Billerica 
Thayer  Hollis  &  Co.  {J.  E.  Thayer),  com.  merch. 

24  India  wharf,  house  27  Somerset 
Thayer  (Jason)  l<:  Hastings  {B.  A.),  butter,  cheese, 

&c.  30  &  31  the  South  Market,  h.  at  Milton 
Thayer  J.  H.  clerk,  boards  11  Staniford 
Thayer  Joel,  house  84  Atkinson 
Thayer  John  E.  boatman,  50  Long  wf.  h.  6  Cross 
Thayer  John  E.  &  Brother  {N.),  brokers,  28  State, 

house  58  1-2  Mt.  Vernon  [place 

Thayer  John  P.  clerk,  433  Wash.  b.  13  La  Grange 
Thayer  John  S.  clerk,  34  Water  [set 

Thayer  Joseph  E.  {H.  Thayer  .^  Co.),  h.  27  Somer- 
Thayer  Joseph  H.  house  9  Wash,  square 
Thayer  Moses,  24  Com'l,  house  3  Livingston 
Thayer  Nathaniel  {J.  E.  Thayer  !^  Brother),  house 

58  1-2  Mount  Vernon 
Thayer  Rebecca,  house  rear  16  Bennet 


Thayer  Robert  H.  {Gardner  Sg  T.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Thayer  R.  R.  teacher,  boards  36  High 
Thayer  Sally,  house  7  1-2  Eliot 
Thayer  Sereno  T.  salesman,  b.  6  Channing 
Thayer  Solon  C.  J.  clerk,  boards  7  Hudson 
Thayer  Sophronia,  house  1  Fruit 
Thayer  Stephen,  cigars,  matches,  19  Haverhill 
Thayer  Stephen  S.  apothecary,  1  Revere  House 
Thayer  Sullivan,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Thayer  Susan  T.  widow  of  N.  F.  h.  HI  Harr.  av. 
Thayer  Sylvanus,  U.  S.  engineer,  75  State 
Thayer  Thomas  A.  sail  maker,  21  Commercial,  h. 

E,  corner  Athens  [44  Utica 

Thayer  Warren,  tin  plate  worker,  Kneeland,  house 
Thayer  William,  clerk,  8  Liberty  square 
Thayer  William  B.  house  3  Livingston 
Thayer  Wm.  H.  {Eaton,  Thayer  i^  Co.) 
Tliayer  Wm.  Henry,  physician,  house  24  Harr.  av. 
Thayer  Zebah,  coachman,  boards  10  Pitts 
Thiery  Charles  L.  watch  case  maker,  cor.  Har.  av. 

and  Orange,  h.  15  W.  Orange 
Thing  Charles  H.  9  Tremont  row,  b.  67  Myrtle 
Thing  Jerome  L.  salesman,  b.  2  Fayette 
Thing  Joseph,  house  E,  corner  Gold 
Thing  Mary  L.  widow,  house  2  Fayette        [bridge 
Thiriwall  William,  dry  goods,  19  Milk,  h.  at  Cam- 
Thom  George  S.  machinist,  h.  Athens,  near  A 
Thomas  Abraham,  tailor,  12  Franklin,  house  do. 
Thomas  Charles,  laborer,  h.  6  Madison  place 
Thomas  {Charles  A.*)  &  Merriam  (£.),  grocers,  330 

Wash.  h.  4  Avery  place  [Cambridge 

Thomas  Charles  G.  counsellor,  20  Court,  house  at 
Thomas  Chas.  R.  dentist,  38  Trem't  row,  b.  30  Essex 
Thomas  Cornelius,  jobber,  Change  av.  b.  5  Southac 
Thomas  Edward,  burnisher,  b.  38  Lowell 
Thomas  Edward  D.  captain,  house  3  Ohio  place 
Thomas  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  134  Cambridge 
Thomas  Ezra,  7  Boylston  Market,  h.  48  Tremont 
Thomas  Geo.  carpenter,  h.  Havre,  cor.  Sumner 
Thomas  George,  ir.  carpenter,  h.  Havre,  n.  Mav"k 
Thomas  George  P.  broker,  29^  State,  h.  239  Fourth 
Thomas  Harrison,  carpenter,  boards  30  Portland 
Thomas  Henry,  laborer,  house  9  Southac  place 
Thomas  James,  boarding,  h.  1  Linwood  place 
Thomas  James,  trader,  house  1  Melrose  place 
Thomas  Jane,  widow,  house  8  Fayette  court 
Thomas  John,  laborer,  house  30  Southac 
Thomas  John,  tailor,  76  Washington,  h.  13  Butolph 
Thomas  John,  seaman,  house  15  W.  Centre 
Thomas  John,  painter,  103^  Hanover,  house  at  N. 

Maiden  [Vine 

Thomas  John  B.  clerk,  11  Tremont  row,  house  6 
Thomas  John  B.  boards  58  Federal 
Thomas  John  H.  house  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Thomas  Luke,  7  Boylston  Market,  h.  48  Tremont 
Thomas  Richard,  boarding,  house  398  Commercial 
Thomas  Spencer,  turner,  house  64  Nashua  [do. 
Thomas  Spencer,  paper  hanger,  76  Camb'ge,  h.  57 
Thomas  Sylvanus,  butter,  cheese,  &c.  32  the  S. 

Market,  boards  Western  Exchange 
Thomas  Waldo  W.  carriage  maker.  Turnpike,  near 

Fifth,  house  at  Dorchester  [5  Emerald 

Thomas  Washington,  provisions,  659  Wash,  house 
Thomas  Wm.  &  Co.  ( IVm.    S.    Thacher),  commis. 

merchants,  and  agents  Old  Colony  Iron  Co.  79 

State,  house  43  Hancock 
Thomas  William,  carpenter,  boards  8  Cotting 
Thomas  William,  teamster,  house  2  Commercial 
Thomas  Wm.  coachman,  h.  Ncwland,  c.  Brookline 
Thomas  William  E.  house  Unitv,  c.  Unity  court 
Thomas  Wm.  H.  house  2  Paris  pi.  E.  B. 
Thomas  Zattu,  painter,  house  42  Rochester 
Thomas  Zephaniah   H.  jr.  clerk,  77   Blackstone, 

boards  39  Friend 
Thompson  &  Co.,  Western  Express,  8  Court 
Thompson  Aaron,  carpenter,  bds.  r.  7  Greenough  1. 
Thompson  Abigail  F.  Mrs.  h.  211  Hanover 
Thompson  Abigail,  widow,  house  10  Bulfinch  pi. 
Thompson  Abij ah  &  Co.  {S.  DowSjH.  Co«/t),  hides 

&  leather,  5  &  7  Shoe  &  Leather,  h.  at  Woburn 


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Thompson  Abijah,  3d  {B.   F.   Thompson  §  Son), 

house  at  S.  Woburn 
Thompson  Albert  {Johnson  &;   T.),  house  42  Tyler 
Thompson  Albert  {Wood  S;  T.),  house  at  Woburn 
Thompson  Albert  T.  book  keeper,  47  Ann 
Thompson  Alonzo,  ale   manufacturer,  798   "Wash. 

house  do.  cor.  Northampton 
Thompson  Araasa  T.  pump  maker,  house  64  Sea 
Thompson  Amos,  blacksmith,  house  11   Travers 
Thompson  Amos  G.  (J/.  ,S.  Lincoln  S^  Co.),  boards 

Adams  House 
Thompson  Andrew,  boarding,  house  1  Powars  court 
Thompson  Augustus  J.  9  Trem.  row,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Thompson  Belinda,  widow,  house  4  Snowhill 
Thompson  Benjamin  (Geo.  W.   Torrey  ^  Co.),   h. 

31  Pleasant 
Thompson  Beniamin  C.  house  50  Oak 
Thompson  Benj.  F.  &  Son  {Abijah,  3rf),  leather,  31 

Shoe  and  Leather,  house  at  S.  Woburn 
Thompson  Benjamin  L.  16  City  wharf 
Thompson  Caleb,  housewright,  house  157  Tyler 
Thompson  Calvin  M.  63  Pearl,  house  at  Dorchester 
Thompson  {Charles)  8c  Lapham  {Luther),  iron,  50 

Broad,  house  at  Charlestown 
Thompson  {Charles,  jr.)  &  Davidson  (D.  jP.),  com- 
mission merchants,  30  India,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Thompson  Charles  A.  truckman,  house  50  Oak 
Thompson  Charles  G.  artist,  257  Wash.  h.  48  Eliot 
Thompson  Charles  H.  stone  cutter,  h.  75  Tyler 
Thompson  Charles  0.  shoes,  74  Hanover 
Thompson  David,  laborer,  house  4  Wendell 
Thompson  David  T.  express  wagon,  h.  Marginal 
Thompson  Dorothy,  dry  goods,  155  Fourth,  h.  do. 
Thompson  Ebenezer,  house  5  Norfolk  place 
Thompson  Edw'd  T.  clerk  P.  O.  house  17  Prospect 
Thompson  Francis,  cl'k,  50  Broad,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Thompson  Franklin,  19  North  Russell 
Thompson  George,  laborer,  house  17  Essex  place 
Thompson  George,  designer,  house  E,  c.  Seventh 
Thompson  George,  25  Exchange,  h.  19  N.  Russell 
Thompson  George  M.  {Hai/ne.s^&;  T.),  h.  237  Trem't 
Thompson  G.  W.  boards  Harr.  av.  c.  Beach 
Thompson  Henry,  house  54  Mt.  Vernon 
Thompson  Henry,  painter,  house  Gardner  place 
Thompson  Henry,  joiner,  278  Com'l,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Thompson  Isaiah  P.  truckman,  house  22  Sea 
Thompson  James,  laborer,  house  90  Fourth 
Thompson  James,  house  Sixth,  near  E 
Thompson  James  G.  (/.  H.  JVard  4,-  Co.),  31  Kilby 
Thompson  James  M.  house  3  Norwich 
Thompson  John,  gilder,  house  Colony  [Fulton 

Thompson  {John)  &  Warner  {B.  F.),  grocers,  98 
Thompson  John,  cook,  h.  r.  27  Belknap 
Thompson  John,  boot  maker,  10  Oliver,  house  do. 
Thompson  John,  hatter,  boards  39  Brattle 
Thompson  John,  cigar  maker,  house  19  May 
Thompson  John,  pile  driver,  h.  Silver,  near  B 
Thompson  John,  machinist,  bds.  10  Maverick  bl'k 
Thompson  John  B.  blacksmith,  Beverly,  n.  Cause- 
way, bds.  4  Vernon  [17  Franklin  place 
Thompson  John  H.  cl'k  at  S.  Adams  &  Co.'s,  bds. 
Thompson  John  L.  grocer,  4.50  Commercial,  h.  do. 
Thompson  John  P.  caulker,  bds.  4  Bennet  avenue 
Thompson  John  T.  caulker,  bds.  4  Webster  place 
Thompson  Joseph,  engineer,  h.  Everett,  n.  Lamson 
Thompson  Joseph  M.  273  Wash.  bds.  163  Hanover 
Thompson  Joshua  P.  paper  stock,  6   Water,   h.  at 
Dedham  [house  68  Carver 
Thompson  Lewis,  straw  bonnet  presser,  375  Wash. 
Thompson  Luther  W.  lighterman,  h.  Meridian 
Thompson  Margaret  Mrs.  boarding,  h.  Second,  n. 

Turnpike 
Thompson  Mary,  widow,  house  4  Bennet  avenue 
Thompson  ^Liry  C.  tailoress,  4  Bennet  avenue 
Thompson  Moses,  mason,  house  7  Curve 
Thompson  Nathaniel,  truckman,  b.  6  Sturgis  place 
Thompson  N.  A.  auctioneer,  old  State  House,  h. 

60  Boylston,  opp.  public  garden 
Thompson  Peter,  laborer,  house  Marion,  E.  B. 
Thompson  Robert,  painter,  house  17  Cooper  I 


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Thompson  Samuel,  musician,  h.  4  Harmony  court 
Thompson  Samuel,  h.  Southac,  c.  Butolph 
Thompson  Samuel  N.  grocer,  Washington,  corner 
Arnold,  house  853  Wash.  [Medford 

Thompson  Samuel  T.  teller  N.  E.  Bank,  house  at 
Thompson  Sarah  J.  nurse,  h.  2  Gouch  place 
Thompson  S.  B.  laborer,  h.  rear  14  May 
Thompson  Susan  H.  widow  of  John,  h.  66Billerica 
Thompson  Thomas,  32  Kingston 
Thompson  Thomas,  bds.  Tremont  House 
Thompson  Thomas,  mariner,  h.  rear  2  Clark 
Thompson  Thomas,  h.  4  S.  Cedar 
Thompson  Thos.  mariner,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage 
Thompson  William,  h.  54  Mt.  Vernon 
Thompson  William,  cook,  h.  N.  Margin,  c.  Thacher 
Thompson  William,  machinist,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Thompson  Wm.  engineer,  bds.  r.  47  Sea     [Canton 
Thompson  Wm.  pump  and  block  maker,  bds.  1  E. 
Thompson  William,  cook,  46  North  Market 
Thompson  Wm.  jr.  h.  54  Mt.  Vernon 
Thompson  Wm.  L.  type  founder,  h.  14  Williams 
Thompson  Wm.  R.  truckman,  bds.   7   Wash.    sq. 
Thompson  Wm.  T.  clerk,  Broad,  c.  Fort  Hill  wf. 

boards  30  High 
Thompson  Willis  A.  h.  35  Pinckney  [Charlestown 
Thomson  David,  carver,  7  Hichborn  bl'k,  house  at 
Thomson  G.  N.  physician,  286  Washington 
Thomson  {John)  ^  Walker  ( Wm.),  paper  hangings, 

5  Merrimac,  h.  7  West  Centre 
Thomson  Robert  H.  clerk  Stackpole  House 
Thorn  Edgcomb,  teamster,  h.  Fifth,  near  A 
Thorndike  Eben  B.  oil,  786  Wash.  h.  1  Concord 
Thorndike  Ebenezer,  h.  Newton,  n.  Suffolk 
Thorndike  Eckford  A.  bds.  2  Newton 
Thorndike  Francis  H.  boards  2  Newton 
Thorndike  James  P.  hides  and  leather,  14  Black- 
stone,  h.  14  Kingston 
Thorndike  J.  F.  architect,  h.  673  Wash. 
Thorndike  John,  bds.  33  Lowell 
Thorndike  John  H.  architect,  h.  29  Edinboro' 
Thorndike  John  P.  house  50  Boylston 
Thorndike  Larkin,  counsellor,  Sumner,  n.  Havre 
Thorndike  Nathaniel  R.   oil  manufacturer,  house 

Suffolk,  near  Concord 
Thorne  Charles  R.  house  34  Vine 
Thornton  Albert,  boards  56  Federal 
Thornton  Barney,  laborer,  h.  17  Adams     [Hancock 
Thornton  C.  C.  G.,  Suffolk    County  Mills,  bds.  15 
Thornton  Charles  J.  boards  1  Franklin  place 
Thornton  Edward,  piano-forte  tuner  and  regulator, 

416  Washington,  boards  17  Hudson 
Thornton  Elizabeth  B.  h.  10  Essex       [113  Hudson 
Thornton  George,  clerk.  Fall  River  R.  R.  boards 
Thornton  George  W.  job  wagon,  h.  2  Kennard  av. 
Thornton  J.  Wingate,  counsellor,  20  Court,  house 

2  Bumstead  place 
Thornton  Julia,  widow,  house  Athens,  near  A 
Thornton  Martin,  laborer,  house  366  Commercial 
Thornton  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  A,  near  Third 
Thornton  Orson  H.  clerk  at  New  England  House 
Thornton  Wm.  laborer,  h.  Canton  st.  pi.      [Spring 
Thornton  Solon,  book  keeper,  30  Dock  sq.  h.  24 
Thorp  Ezekiel,  carpenter,  77  Warren 
Thorp  Sophia,  house  3  Foster  place 
Thorup  Andreas  T.  music  teacher,  h.  105  Tremont 
Thrasher  Lewis  B.  carpenter,  h.  18  Wheeler's  ct. 
Thresher  James  M.  dentist,  132  Court 
Thresher  Mary,  widow,  house  33  Fayette 
Thurlow  Ann,  widow,  house  36  South  Russell 
Thurston  Caleb,  lumber.  Foundry,  h.  211  Fourth 
Thurston  Charles  C.  mason,  house  4  Taylor 
Thurston  Edwin,  machinist,  h.  Belmont  sq.  E.  B. 
Thurston  Horace,  physician,  h.  697  Wash.       [port 
Thurston  John  C.  50  Blackstone,  h.  at  Cambridge- 
Thurston  Lcland,  mason,  house  4  Taylor 
Thurston  (Ly/wflH),  Torrey  {Wm.),  &  Co.  {F.  B. 
Emerson),  printers,  31   Devonshire,  house  at 
Cambridge 
Thurston  ISIargaret,  widow,  house  Meridian 
Thurston  P.  laborer,  house  59  Myrtle 


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1    Thurston  Thomas,  machinist,  house  Fort  avenue 
Thwing  Joseph,  W.  I.  goods,  45  and  47  E.  R.  R. 

wharf,  house  195  Silver,  near  D 
Thwing  S.  C.  &   Co.  {R.  Sullivan,  jr.),  commission 

merchants,  8  Kilby,  house  at  Roxbury 
Thwing  Thomas,  21  Cornhill,  house  4  Salem  ct. 
Thwing  William  &  Co.  {D.  Cooky),  W.  I.  goods, 

14  Central  wharf,  house  6  Winthrop  place 
Thwitz  John,  mariner,  house  37^  Prince 
Tibbetts  (Israel)  &  Hill  (Charles  II.),  soap  manu- 
facturers, 22  Long  wharf,  house  at  Charlcstown 
Tibbetts  John,  turner,  boards  6  Billerica    [Tileston 
Tibbetts  Nathaniel,  provisions,  112  Salem,  house  18 
Tibbetts  Timothy,  12  Franklin  avenue 
Tibbitts  Wm.  C.  clerk,  boards  48  Temple 
Ticknor  Baldwin,  boards  rear  60  Myrtle 
Ticknor  George,  house  8  Park 
Ticknor  Wm.  D.  &  Co.  (J.  Reed,  jr.  ^  J.  T.  Fields), 

booksellers,  135  Wash.  h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Tidd  Alanson  L.  boards  54  Harvard 
Tidd  Dudley,  laborer,  h.  2d  door  from  W.  Cedar 
Tidd  Mary  Ann,  nurse,  boards  54  Harvard 
Tidd  Squire,  currier,  5  Market  sq.  h.  4  S.  Margin 
Tiernan  Bridget,  widow,  63  Prince 
Tierney  Morris,  tailor,  house  25  Williams 
Tierney  Patrick,  fruit  dealer,  house  r.  11  Kingston 
Tighe  Anthony,  laborer,  house  rear  Orleans 
Tighe  Edw.  blacksmith,  h.  Lancaster,  n.  Causeway 
Tighe  John,  carpenter,  Summer  st.  wf.  house  do. 
Tighe  John,  house  rear  71  Eliot 
Tighe  John,  machinist,  h.  Canton,  near  Tremont 
Tighe  Neale,  laborer,  house  12  Hawkins 
Tighe  Terrence,  laborer,  house  30  North  Russell 
Tighe  Thomas,  house  rear  71  Eliot 
Tighe  William,  engineer,  h.  Lancaster,  n.  Causeway 
Tilden  (A.   IF.)  &  Smith  (James),  stair  builders, 

Orleans 
Tilden  (Benj.  F.)  &  Gane  (Henr^j  A.),  book  bind- 
ers, 31  Cornhill,  b.  Purchase,  opposite  Gridley 
Tilden  David,  house  64  Marion  [Gold 

Tilden  Edwin,  dry  goods,  141  Broadway,  h.  F,  cor. 
Tilden  Francis,  12  Beach,  house  at  Walpole 
Tilden  Joseph,  house  21  Franklin  place 
Tilden  Joseph,  mason,  house  110  Charles 
Tilden  Mary,  widow,  house  57  Lowell 
Tilden  Narrissa,  widow,  house  F,  near  Fifth 
Tilden  Nathan,  housewright,  house  Fourth,  c.  P 
Tilden  (iVe/AW»  //.)  &  Locke  (W?n.  F.),  grocers, 

Third,  corner  Dorchester,  h.  F,  near  Fourth 
Tilden  Walter  H.  dry  goods  &  carpets,  254  Broad- 
way, corner  E,  house  F,  near  Fourth 
Tileston  Amelia,  house  21  Purchase 
Tileston  Benjamin  L.  boards  75  Harrison  avenue 
Tileston  Edward  H.  housewright,  h.  855  Wash. 
Tileston  Harvey  Mrs.  confectionery,  49   Hanover, 

house  ditto 
Tileston  James,  17  Doane,  house  17  Ash 
Tileston  James  C.  (LordS;  Tileston),  h.  23  Purchase 
Tileston  John,  grocer.  Second,  n.  Dorchester,  h.  do. 
Tileston  Pamelia,  widow  of  Timothy,  jr.  h.  17  Ash 
Tileston  Sarah,  widow  of  Wm.  house  5  Derne 
Tileston  Thomas,  reporter,  24  Railroad  Exchange, 

house  23  Purchase 
Tileston  Thomas,  jr.  reporter,  boards  23  Purchase 
Tileston  Timothy,  plane  maker,  73  Harrison  ave- 
nue, house  75  do.  [Temple 
Tileston  Wm.  varnisher,  4  &  8  Somerset,  house  33 
Tileston  Wm.  H.  plumber,  house  rear  47  Sea 
Tileston  Wm.  M.  druggist,  462  Wash.  h.  30  Albany 
Tilghman  J.  A.  C.  waiter,  house  3  Southac 
Tilley  James  A.  &  Co.  coffee  factory,  15  Hawley, 
house  at  Charlestown  [ville 
Tillson  Apollos  J.  salesman,  19  Milk,  h.  at  Somer- 
Tillson  David,  slater,  67  Friend,  house  at  Woburn 
Tillson  Isaiah,  machinist,  h.  Harrison  av.  n.  S.  May 
Tillson  John  &  Co.  (Wm.  Tro^/p),  leather  and  find- 
ings, 23   North  Market  &  23  Clinton,  house 
289  Broadway 
Tillson  (Josia/i),  Chandler   (A.  F.),  &  Co.  (J.   II. 
Sears),  manuf.  stocks,  &c.  19  Milk,  h.  at  Camb. 


Tilt  B.  B.  &  Co.  (A.  Dexter  &;  S.  Edcjerly),  fringe 

and  trimmings,  147  &  267"  Wash,  and'42  Milk 
Tilton  Asa  P.  teamster,  house  78  Albany 
Tilton  Benjamin,  pattern  maker,  h.  124  D,  n.  Third 
Tilton  Benj.  com.  merch.  7  Central,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Tilton  Charles  T.  flour,  74  Utica,  h.  95  Harrison  av. 
Tilton  Daniel  L.  coachman,  boards  37  Lowell 
Tilton  Ebenezer,  carpenter,  house  Gardner  place 
Tilton  Edmund,  boards  20  Church 
Tilton  Geo.  H.  house  95  Harrison  av.  [Harrison  av. 
Tilton  John  (Dutton,  Richardson  ^  Co.),  house  89 
Tilton  John,  captain,  house  Old  Harbor 
Tilton  John  L.  coachman,  boards  47  Portland 
Tilton  J.  P.  Mrs.  house  272  Third,  n.  Dorchester 
Tilton  Jos.  B.  (S.  Tilton  &;  Co.),  h.  141  Harrison  av. 
Tilton  Luther,  confectionery,  11  Winter,  house  do. 
Tilton  Luther  Mrs.  millinery,  11  Winter 
Tilton  Samuel,  dry  goods,  647  Wash,  boards  do. 
Tilton  Samuel,  jr.  grocer,  Harrison  avenue,  corner 

Dedham,  house  4  Maiden 
Tilton  Stephen  &  Co.  (S.jr.  S;  J.  B.  Tilton),  com- 
mission merch.  30  Com'l  wf.  h.  95  Harrison  av. 
Tilton  Stephen,  jr.  (S.  Tilton  S^  Co.),  h.  29  Dover 
Tilton  Thomas,  turner,  boards  93  Hudson         [ave. 
Tilton  Warren,  counsellor,  46  Court,  b.  95  Harrison 
Tilton  William,  boards  20  Church 
Tilton  William  S.  (Russell  A-  T.),  95  Harrison  ave. 
Tilyou  Peter  V.  house  62  Marion 
Timing  James,  founder,  house  Swan 
Timmeman  Henry,  laborer,  house  195  Hanover 
Timmins  Grace,  widow,  house  12  Essex  place 
Timmins  Henry,  house  11  Mount  Vernon 
Timmins  James,  rear  92  Tremont 
Timmins  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  30  Bridge    [Purchase 
Timmins  Wm.  boots  and  shoes,  164  Broad,  h.  115 
Timney  Charles,  grocer,  house  4  Cove  street  place 
Timney  Michael,  boarding  house,  108  Ann 
Timson  Elizabeth  C.  tailoress,  house  Meridian 
Timson  John,  laborer,  house  7  Piedmont 
Tinson  Lewis  C.  clerk,  house  40  South  Margin 
Tinkham  David  W.  carpenter,  house  79  Lowell 
Tinkham  Jeremiah,  jr.  carpenter,  h.  7  Purchase 
Tinkham  John  W.  carpenter,  h.  90  D,  c.  Silver 
Tinkham  Spencer  &  Co.  com.  merchants,  17  Broad, 

house  10  Asylum 
Tirrell  Albert  (/  *  A.  TirreU),h..  at  S.  Weymouth 
Tirrell  (Alfred)  &  Bates  (L.),  shoes,  8  Blackstone, 

house  at  South  Weymouth 
Tirrell  Edward  C.  shoes,  26  Ann,  h.  13  Cooper 
Tirrell  Edward  Q.  26  Ann,  boards  13  Cooper 
Tirrell  James  &  Albert,  leather,  &c.  8  Blackstone, 

house  at  South  Weymouth 
Tirrell  Jesse,  jr.  coal,  (V'c.  102  Sea,  house  52  Oak 
Tirrell  John  (Emery  &  T),  house  3  Nassau 
Tirrell  John,  oysters,  21  Cross,  house  4  Spring 
Tirrell  John  G.  134  Sea,  house  3  Nassau 
Tirrell  Susan,  house  9  Billings  court 
Tirrell  Thos.  A.  shoes,  349  Wash.  h.  10  Groton 
Tirrill  Isaac,  Ir-.  Maiden,  n.  Washington 
Tirrill  Isaac,  jr.  bds.  Maiden,  n.  Washington 
Tirrill  Oakes,  h.  5  Franklin  square  [lin  square 

Tirrill  Willard,  11  Massachusetts  bl'k,  b.  5  Frank- 
Tisdale  Asa,  gilder,  10  Trem'trow,  h.  18  N.  Margin 
Tisdale  B.  W.  (Humphrey,  Bartlett,  ^  Co.),  boards 

97  Salem 
Tisdale  James,  63  State,  boards  Albion 
Tisdale  Mace,  5  Chatham  row,  h.  15  Rowe 
Tisdale  Wm.  jr.  trunks,  Haymarket  sq.  h.  Sumner 
Titcomb  Charles,  S.  clerk,  bds.  1  Sister 
Titcomb  Chas.  W.  junk,  114  Cambridge,  h.  166  do. 
Titcomb  David  A.  restorator,  foot  Sumner,  h.  New, 

near  Sumner 
Titcomb  Edward  E.  5  Market  sq.  h.  at  Dedham 
Titcomb  Ephraim,  bds.  5  Nassau 
Titcomb  George,  trader,  h.  3  Wells  pi.        [Oak  pi. 
Titcomb  J.  Henry,   accountant,  141  Milk,  house  5 
Titcomb  John  H.clerk,  25  India  wf.  h.  at  Somerville 
Titcomb  Lowell  L.  bds.  5  E.  Dedham 
Titcomb  (Robert)  iSr  Ormsby  (Wm.),  stair  builders, 
First,  n.  E,  h.  Silver,  n.  A 


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Titcomb  Samuel  B.  h.  87  Tyler 

Titcomb  Samuel  C.  h.  7  Madison  pi. 

Titcomb  Stephen,  h.  F,  near  Fifth 

Titcomb  Stephen  H.  mason,  bds.  F,  n.  Fifth 

Titus  Lyman,  mason,  bds.  51  Leveret 

Titus  Phineas,  h.  20  Church  [st.  ct. 

Titus  Sylva,  children's  clothes  maker,  h.  5  Fruit 

Tivlan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Baker's  alley,  Ann 

Tivnon  James,  h.  Jasper  place 

Tivnon  John,  cooper,  bds.  r.  18  S.  Margin 

Tivnon  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  13  Hamburg 

Tivnon  Peter,  laborer,  h.  r.  18  S.  Margin 

Tobey  Edward  S.  (P.  Sprague  ^  Co.),  vice  consul 

Uruguay,  13  Commercial  wf.  h.  19  Chesnut 
Tobey  Heman,  bds.  91  Summer 
Tobey  J.  B.  &  Co.  nails,  9  City  wf. 
Tobey  Joseph,  housewright,  E,  h.  Bolton,  n.  C 
Tobey  Joshua,  bds.  17  I'ranklin  place 
Tobey  Moses  S.  F.  9  City  wf.  b.  17  Franklin  pi. 
Tobey  Seth,  Court  House,  bds.  91  Summer 
Tobey  Wm.  blacksmith,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Tobey  Wm.  W.  salesman,  59  Kilby,  h.  688  Wash. 
Tobias  Marks,  clothing,  88  1-2  Cambridge,  h.  476 

Washington 
Tobias  Samuel,  clerk,  88 1-2  Cambridge 
Tobie  Ira  W.  physician,  28  Salem,  h.  do. 
Tobin  James,  laborer,  h.  6  Boylston  sq. 
Tobin  Joanna,  widow,  house  r.  40  Endicot 
Tobin  Moses,  laborer,  h.  30  Stillman 
Tobin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  A,  n.  Third 
Tobin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  r.  Springfield,  n.  Wash. 
Tobin  Timothy,  junk  dealer,  h.  Fulton,  n.  Lewis 
Tobine  Eben.  truckman,  h.  4  Greenough  av. 
Todd  Benj.  D.  painter  andglazier,  20  Union 
Todd  Benj.  H.  mason,  h.  3  Lawrence  place 
Todd  Catherine,  widow  of  Jacob,  h.  Gold,  n.  C 
Todd  Charles,  oysters,  47  Causeway,  b.  47  Billerica 
Todd  Fanny  Mrs.  h.  Fifth,  n.  C 
Todd  Jacob,  bds.  5  Hartford  place 
Todd  Jehiel,  clerk,  4  Milk,  h.  at  Somerville 
Todd  Josephine,  widow,  h.  2  Pitts 
Todd  Joshua,  grocer.  Broad,  h.  4  Cotton  pi. 
Todd  Reuben  J.  92  State,  h.  43  Summer 
Todd  Thos.  printer,  h.  5  S.  Russell       [Madison  pi. 
Todd  Thomas,  eating  room,  150  Pleasant,  house  1 
Tolen,  widow  of  John,  h.  89  Broad 
Toler  Joseph  H.  engraver,  h.  92  Warren 
Tolan  John,  laborer,  house  19  Cross 
Toler  William,  laborer,  h.  Commercial,  c.  Charter 
Tollan  Hugh,  machinist,  h.  Swan 
Tollock  Robert  N.  silversmith,  h.  48  Spring 
Tolman  Adeline,  dress  maker,  h.  r.  583  Wash. 
Tolman  Alexander,  painter,  bds.  8  Mason 
Tolman  Benjamin,  bds.  9  Bratttle  sq. 
Tolman  Cahill,  com.  mer.  5  Canal,  h.  at  Fitchburg 
Tolman  Edward,  machinist,  h.  1  Oswego 
Tolman  Elliot,  fancy  dry  goods,  2  Tremont  row, 

opp.  Hanover,  h.  94  Pinckney 
Tolman  George  S.  musical  instruments,  213  Wash- 
ington, bds.  1  Bedford  place 
Tolman  Henry,  musical  instruments  and  umbrel- 
las, 153  Washington,  h.  258  Tremont 
Tolman  James,  merchant  tailor,  13  Congress,  h. 

Gore  av.  at  Roxbury 
Tolman  James  C.  bds.  14  Kneeland 
Tolman  James  N.  carpenter,  h.  2  Bay 
Tolman  James  P.  gold  beater,  2  Water,  h.  19  Myrtle 
Tolman  Joseph  A.  h.  8  Chilson  place 
Tolman  Lucius  A.  475  Washington,  bds.  8  Bennet 
Tolman  Samuel,  office  21  Court  sq.  h.  9  Orange 
Tolman  S.  P.  stucco  worker,  rear  22  Kingston 
Tolman  Thos.  counsellor,  21  Court  sq.h.  20  Bulfinch 
Tomblcson  Isaac,  mariner,  h.  14  Cyprus 
Tombs  Augustus  H.  99  F.  H.  Market,  b.  20  Temple 
Tombs  Edw.  H.  {M.  Tombs  4,-  Co.),  h.  75  Brighton 
Tombs  Jona.  H.  grocer,  58  Fourth,  h.  244  do. 
Tombs  Michael  &  Co.  (E.  H.  Tombs  &J.  Jones,  jr.), 

99  F.  II.  Market,  h.  20  Temple 
Tombs  Richard,  tailor,  76  Wash.  b.  American  H. 
Tomlinsou  Henry,  tailor,  h.  44  Piedmont 


Tomlinson  James,  jr.  boot  maker,  532  Wash.  h.  23 

Canton 
Tomlinson  John  G.  baker,  h.  4  Lovett  pi. 
Tomlinson  John  H.,  Missionary  House,  Pemberton 

square,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Tomlinson  John  H.  jr.  clerk,  8  Broad 
Tompkins  Abel,  bookseller,  38  Cornhill,  h.  86  Dover 
Tompkins  Dexter  A.  music  teacher,  h.  41  Salem 
Tompkins  Elisha  B.  painter,  h.  63  Piedmont 
Tompkins  Isaac,  h.  41  Salem  [Salem 

Tompkins  Isaac  S.  coppersmith,  21  Union,  h.  41 
Tompkins  Lemuel,  jr.  clerk,  h.  D,  n.  Fourth 
Tompkins  Mary,  h.  66  Dover  [b.  9  Winter 

Tompkins  Orlando,  apothecary.  Wash;  c.   Winter, 
Tompkins  Wm.  paper  hanger,  h.  43  Southac 
Tompkins  Wm.  O.  painter,  21  Union,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Tonipson  John  A.  {Learned,  T.  t^f  Co.),  house  at 

Medford 
Tong  William,  h.  6  Kellam  place 
Toniere  Gaetano,  figure  maker,  h.  14  Bridge 
Toohey  John,  gardener,  h.  3  Spear  place 
Tooley  John,  laborer,  h.  1  Henchman  lane 
Toomey  Daniel,  blacksmith,  house  r.  251  Ann 
Toomey  David,  mason,  h.  Silver,  n.  B 
Toomey  Edward,  laborer,  h.  209  Ann 
Toomey  Edward,  laborer,  h.  21  Third,  c.  A 
Toomey  Humphrey,  laborer,  h.  126  Sea 
Toomey  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  209  Ann 
Toomey  Thomas,  dry  goods,  105  Sea,  h.  do. 
Toomey  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  7  Cove  pi. 
Toomy  John,  laborer,  house  249  Ann 
Topham  M.  A.  dress  maker,  h.  ill  Broadway 
Topham  William,  shoe  maker,  h.  Ill  Broadway 
Topliff"Benj.  (S.  S.  Jackson  S^  C'o.),h.  atDorchest'r 
Topliff  Samuel,  h.  32  Washington  sq. 
Toppan  Albert  P.  clerk,  Blackstone,  c.  Union 
Toppan  Caroline  C.  h.  30  Essex 
Toppan,  Carpenter,  &  Co.  66  State 
Toppan  Wm.  0.  harness  maker,  h.  290  Fourth 
Torence  Robert,  tin,  bds.  9  Brattle  sq. 
Torney  George,  clerk,  43  S.  Market 
Torrey  C.  inspector  Custom  House 
Torrey  Calvin,  bds.  29  Essex 
Torrey  Charles,  broker,  3  Mer.  Exc.  h.  2  High 
Torrey  Charles  {Bowkers,  T.  §  Stafford),  boards  at 

Charles  toivn 
Torrey  Frances,  teacher  primary  sch'l.  East  st.  pi. 
Torrey  Francis  H.  {Ilaswell  Si  T.),  b.  10  Auburn  ct. 
Torrey  Geo.  W.  &.  Co.  (B.  thomjjson),  grocers,  25 

S.  Market,  h.  21  Green 
Torrey  {Havilen)  &   Smith    {T.  31.),  brokers,  10 

Brattle  sq.  h.  84  Charles 
Torrey  Henry  W.  teacher,  h.  5  Hamilton  pi. 
Torrey  John  G.  president  Columbian  Bank,  house 

11  Franklin  place 
Torrey  Joseph,  bds.  29  Essex  [Roxbury 

Torrey  Joseph  G.  printer,  23  Devonshire,  house  at 
Torrey  Samuel,  merchant,   15   Congress,  house  8 

Hamilton  place 
Torrey  Stephen,  21  Green,  bds.  City  Hotel 
Torrey  Wm.  [Thurston,  Torrey,  &;  6'o.),h.  at  Camb. 
Torrey  Wm.  caulker,  h.  Cottage,  n.  Sumner 
Torrin  David  H.  housewright,  h.  2  Channing 
TorslefT  John,  variety  store,   341  Commercial,  h. 

Havre,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Totman  Isaac,  carpenter,  bds.  6  Pinckney 
Touret  Benj.  soda  maker,  h.  3  Blanche  ct. 
Tourtellout  A.  V.  clerk,  34  Ann,  bds.  11  Elm 
Toury  Wm.  shoe  maker,  h.  Kneeland,  n.  Utica 
Toutain  Victor,  clerk,  298  Washington,  bds.  do. 
Tower  Andrew,  book  keeper,  19  Milk.  b.   103  Salem 
Tower  Benj.  harness  maker,  h.  15  Kneeland 
Tower  Charles  H.  coppersmith,  b.  Bessom  ct. 
Tower  David  B.  teacher.  Park,  bds.  9  AUston 
Tower  Elisha,  gilder,  123  Wash.  h.  53  Belknap 
Tower  George,  physician,  707  Washington 
Tower  George  F.  clerk,  50  Hanover,  b.  19  Hancock 
Tower  Isaac  {Woodworth  S^  T.),  house 4  Erie 
Tower  Job,  salesman,  house  5  Myrtle  court 
Tower  Job,  jr.  mason,  house  5  Myrtle  court 


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Tower  Jonathan,  trackman,  h.  Bessoni  ct.  E.  B. 
Tower  Levi,  house  707  Washington 
Tower  Luke  B.  house  26  Derne  [place 

Tower  Reuben,  jr.  carriage  trimmer,  h.  6  Melrose 
Tower  Samuel,  button  maker,  b.  16  Albany 
Tower  Samuel,  teamster,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Tower  Samuel  G.  pattern  maker,  Haverhill,  corner 

Charlestown,  house  6  Strong  place 
Tower  Wm.  R.  237  Wash,  house  220  Harr.  avenue 
Towle  Archibald  E.  police,  rear  44  Essex 
Towle  Cyrus,  carpenter,  h.  Havre,  E.  B.  [depot 
Towle  Ebenezer,  refreshments,  Fitchburg  R.  R. 
Towle  Elbridge  A.  b.  Maverick  H.  [21  Congress 
Towle  (Frank  G.)  &  Lawrence  {S.  C),  wines,  &c. 
Towle  George  S.  159  Milk  [do. 

Towle  Henry,  provisions,  190  Harr.  av.  boards  196 
Towle  Joanna  C.  widow,  h.  6  Sheafe  [Newton  Cen. 
Towle  John  D.  architect,  11  Joy's  building,  h.  at 
Towle  Lyman  &  Co.  {B.  T.  Nijman  ^  George  N. 

Bigelow),  hat   store,  Hanover,  cor.  Elm,  house 

22  Portland  [House 
Towle  Orel  (.S.  Emmes  iS,  Co.),  b.  Exchange  Coffee 
Towle  Robert  H.  clerk, ^Court,  corner  Hanover,  b. 

17  Butolph 
Towle  Susan,  h.  7  Medford  court  [N.  Chelsea 

Towle  Wm.  R.  city  despatch  post,  7  State,  house  at 
Town  George,  rigger,  house  3  Powars  court 
Town  George  E.  book  binder,  h.  14  W.  Centre 
Towne  Abiel  K.  clerk,  <50  Congress,  b.   Pemberton 
House     [and  furs,  33  and  34  Elm,  b.  Citv  Hotel 
Towne  (Ebenezer  B.)  &  Kendrick  (TFw.  n'.),hats 
Towne  George  A.  slater,  house  Gold,  near  D 
Towne  John,  34  Ann,  house  4o  Lowell 
Towne  John,  painter,  house  23  Nashua 
Towne  Leonard,  ostler,  house  10  Fleet 
Towne  Orr  N.  33  &  34  Elm,  house  at  Somerville 
Towne  S.  Mrs.  house  8  Cherry 
Towne  Wm.  B.,  Kilby,  c.  Water,  h.  at  Brookline 
Towner  B.  W.  fruit,  ttc.  Blackstone,  c.  Hanover 
Townes  Simeon,  boarding,  220  Hanover 
Townley  Sarah  H.  widow,  h.  224  Harr.  avenue 
Townsend  Charles  B.  painter,  Hawes,  rear  48  Con- 
gress, b.  12  Hanover  [30  Arnold 
Townsend  Christopher  F.  piano-forte  maker,  house 
Townsend  C.  T.  S.  (T.  B.  Toicnsend  cS-  Son),  house 
at  Dorchester                     [and  h.  5  Bulfinch  pi. 
Townsend  David  S.  paymaster  U.  S.    Army,  office 
Townsend  Edwin  A.  truckman,  h.  4  N.  Margin  pi. 
Townsend  Eliza  and  Mary  P.  h.  5  Hawkins 
Townsend  Elizabeth  T.  milliner,  b.  48  Harvard 
Townsend  Elmer,  45  Pearl,  h.  83  Pinckney 
Townsend  Frederic,  boards  Tremont  House 
Townsend  Geo.  O.  carpenter,  b.  Avery,  c.  Mason 
Townsend  Geo.  W.  shoe  maker,  b.  r.  14  S.  Margin 
Townsend  Henry,  book  keeper,  58  Milk 
Townsend  Henry,  clerk,  boards  12  Crescent  place 
Townsend   Hiram   J.   460   Washington,  house  16 
Newton  place  [bury 
Townsend  J.  P.  (7.  P.  Toicnsend  &  Co.),h.  at  Rox- 
ToAvnsend  Judith  B.  teacher,  h.  2  Winslow  place 
Townsend  I.  P.  &  Co.   [A.  Wi7isor  &;  J.  P.    Town- 
send),  flour  and  gram,  23  Com'!  wf. 
Townsend  S.  D.  physician,  18  Somerset        [Avery 
Townsend  Thomas,  carpenter,  Avery,  h.  Mason,  c. 
Townsend  Thomas  B.  &  Son  (C.  T.  S,),  wool  store, 

23  Central,  boards  Merchants'  Exchange 
Townsend  Thos.  D.  48  Central  wf.  h.  18  Somerset 
Townsend  William  E.  physician,  h.  10  Hancock 
Toy  John,  W.  I.  goods,  Fifth,  near  A,  h.  do. 
Tozier  Andrew  S.  2  Long  wf  b.  7  Bowdoin  square 
Tracy   Charles   W.  parcel  post  express,   house  7 

Washington  court 
Tracy  Charles  Sirs,  house  58  Chesnut 
Tracy  Daniel,  clothing,  222  Ann,  b.  1  North  sq. 
Tracy  (Frederick  U.)  &  Russell  (S.  H.),  merchants, 

3  Long  wharf,  h.  58  Chesnut 
Tracy  John,  laborer,  house  rear  Lancaster 
Tracy   Joseph   Rev.    sec.  Mass.    Col.   Society,   26 

joy's  building,  house  at  Beverly 
Tracy  Mary,  widow,  house  56  High 


Tracy  Patrick,  groceries,  112  Broad,  h.  do. 
Tracy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  59  Pitts 
Tracy  Patrick,  shoe  maker,  159Endicot 
Tracy  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  69  A,  n.  Broadway 
Tracy  Uri,  stone  cutter,  house  126  Tyler 
Tracy  Warren,  mason,  house  6  Paris  place 
Tracy  Wm.  ostler,  h.  r.  First,  n.  Dorchester 
Tracy  Wm.  laborer,  house  62  Atkinson 
Trafton  Charles  D.  clerk,  54  Hanover 
Trafton  Chas.  T.  (Philbrick^  T.),  h.  45  High  [way 
Trafton  Joel  H.  turner.  Second,  c.  A,  h.  52  Broad- 
Trafton  Zaccheus,  machinist,  h.  7  Purchase 
Train  Enoch  &  Co.  (Frederick  W.  Thayer),  mer- 
chants, 37  &  38  Lewis  wharf,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Train  Samuel,  5  Commercial  wharf 
Train  Samuel  F.  (Flint  &;  T),  h.  at  Roxbury 
Train  Samuel  H.  coachman,  h.  r.  1  Lancaster 
Train  William  G.  (Whiton,  T.  &;  Co.),  h.atRoxb'y 
Trainer  Francis,  tailor,  house  5  Chardon 
Trainer  James,  laborer,  house  58  Portland 
Trainer  John,  carpenter,  Suffolk,  c.  Lenox 
Trainer  John,  laborer,  house  46  Suffolk 
Trainer  John,  marble  polisher,  h.  582  Wash. 
Trainer  Wm.  plumber,  house  50  Essex 
Trainer  Wm.  jr.  (Maraliom  &  T.),  h.  3  Taylor 
Traip  Robert  W.  house  506  Washington  [do. 

Trant  Peter,  groceries,  157  Ann,  c.   Richmond,  h. 
Trant  William,  grocer,  159  Ann,  h.  do.     [11  Albany 
Tranter  Richard,  piano-forte  maker,  416  Wash.  b. 
Trask  Benjamin,  cooper,  h.  475  Commercial 
Trask  Benjamin,  mason,  house  32  Porter 
Trask  Elijah,  house  80  Prince 
Trask  Henry  P.  trunk  and  harness  manufacturer, 

69  Cambridge,  house  8  Spring 
Trask  Sarah,  widow,  house  3  Fruit  st.  court 
Travers  (Calvin)  &  Davis  (Anselm),  carpenters,  13 

Causeway,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Travers  Henry,  sail  maker,  h.  r.  17  Friend 
Travers   (Sabin)   &   Weston  (D.  M.),  machinists, 

Second,  c.  A,  house  173  Second 
Traverse  Charles,  painter,  b.  9  Lowell  place 
Traverse  Eliza,  widow,  house  7  Fruit  st.  court 
Traverse  George,  carpenter,  h.  87  Chambers 
Travis  Abigail,  widow,  b.  2  Russell  court 
Treadway  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  2  Wells  place 
Treadweil  A.  G.  (J.  E.  Farwell  ^  Co.),  house  43 

Billeriea 
Treadweil  Geo.  (Erickson  &  Treadweil),  h.  at  Salem 
Treadweil  John,  cabinet  maker,  29  1-2  Atkinson,  h. 

11  Gridley 
Treadweil  John,  laborer,  house  5  S.  Russell 
Treadweil  John  W.  at  Erickson  &  Treadwell's,  54 

Pearl,  house  at  Salem 
Treadweil  Joseph  L.  L.  8  Court,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Treadweil   J.  P.,  Custom  House,  b.  Eastern  Exch. 
Treadweil  Leonard  L.  (Carter  .S,-  T.),  46  Kilby 
Treadweil  Moses  (Locke  &;  T.),  b.  American  House 
Treadweil   Samuel,  cabinet  maker,   Lewis,  house 

Centre,  E.  Boston 
Treadweil  Wm.  B.  mahogany,  h.  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Treadweil  Wm.  H.  H.  M.  carriage  smith,  Foster 
place,  house  1  Plarvard  [ga,  E.  B. 

Treadweil  W.  Pepperell,  6  Canal  block,  h.  Sarato- 
Treat  (Attios  B.),  Pierce  (Silas  F.),  &  Co.  (/.  Gil- 
more),  ship  chandlery  and  stores,  113  Commer- 
cial, boards  Eastern  Exchange 
Treat  Nathaniel.  I  Hichborn  block,  b.  5  Moon 
Treat  Selah  B.  Rev.  sec'y  A.  B.  C.  F.  M.  33  Pem- 
berton sq.  h.  3  Boylston  place 
Trefethen  Benj.  laborer,  h.  78  1-2  Prince  [do. 

Trefethen  Nath'l,  dry  goods,  32  Prince,  bds.  78  1-2 
Tremere  Benjamin  B.  pilot,  house  33  Salem 
Tremere  Francis  H.  clerk,  104  Hanover,  b.  189  do. 
Tremere   John  B.  wharfinger,  Sargent's  wharf,  h. 
189  Hanover  [277  Ann.'^h.  189  Hanover 

Tremere   John   B.  &   Co.  (B.  Bitrroios),   grocers, 
Tremere  John  S.  wharfinger,  Sargent's  wharf,  bds. 

189  Hanover 
Tremlett  Ann,  widow,  h.  456  Wash.       [Dorchester 
Tremlett   Frank   E.  28  Foster's  wharf,  house  at 


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Tremlett  Robert  B.  clerk,  h.  456  Wash.  [Dorchest'r 
Tremlett  Thomas,  merchant,  28  Foster's  wf.  h.  at 
Trench  George,  captain,  house  55  Sea 
Trench  Hannah,  widow,  house  10  Henchman  lane 
Trench  William,  boards  10  Henchman  lane 
Trenholm  George  W.  truckman,  house  17  Grove 
Trescott  Ebcnezer,  constable,  house  233  Broadway 
Trescott  Elijah,  jr.  shoes,  389  Wash.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Trescott  William,  7  the  S.  Market,  b.  52  Knceland 
Tribble  Augustus,  mercantile  agency,  25  Kilby,  b. 

3  La  Grange  place 
Trickey  George'  W.  427  Wash,  boards  5  Minot 
Trider  William  {Whippen  £f  T.),  house  9  Auburn 
Triggs    George  W.   22    North  Market,   boards   7 

Suffolk  place 
Trilighan  William,  blacksmith,  h.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Trim  Hiram,  boards  11  Morton 
Trim  Mary,  dress  maker,  house  Gold,  near  A 
Tripp  Abuer  L.  carpenter,  house  Atlantic 
Tripp  Hannah,  dress  maker,  2  Crescent  place 
Tripp  James,  house  18  Church 
Tripp  Porter  D.  boarding,  house  18  Fleet 
Tripp  (Timothy  K.)  &  Stevens  {J.  S.),  carpenters, 

10  Haverhill,  boards  17  Cross 
Troffitter  Edward  T.  machinist,  house  4  Maiden 
Tromey  Jeremiah,  stabler,  boards  2  Byron 
Trost  Herman,  agent,  14  Kilby,  bds   21  Purchase 
Trott  Charles  E.  {Stevens,  Trott  i^  Darling),  house 

at  Cambridge 
Trott  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  14  Bennet 
Trott  George,  house  32  Winter 
Trott  J.  F.  widow,  house  5  Jefferson  place 
Trott  Peter  (Currier  l^  T.),  house  258  Tremont 
Trott  Sarah  R.  boarding,  29  Myrtle 
Trotter  Jane,  dress  maker,  boards  4  Dover  place 
Troup  William  (John  Tillson  ^  Co.),  house  Char- 
don,  near  Hawkins 
Trout  Robert,  baker,  house  rear  47  Sea 
Trow  Israel  C.  boards  Central  House  [Charlestown 
Trowbridge  A.  book  keeper.  Union  Bank,  house  at 
Trowbridge  Edmund,  carpenter,  h.  113  Chambers 
Trowbridge  Henry  E.  50  Water,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Trowbridge  Isaac  C.  carpenter,  b.  8  Hayward  pi. 
Trowbridge  James,  laborer,  house  16  Bridge 
Trowbridge  Joseph  C.  42  Prince 
Troy  Michael,  laborer,  house  25  Gouch 
Troy  Robert,  laborer.  South,  near  Harvard 
True  Henry,  captain,  house  Third,  between  E  &  D 
True  Joseph  G.  caulker,  house  Maverick,  E.  B. 
True  Joseph  M.  1  Boylston  Market,  house  1  Village 
Trueman  Robert,  merchant,  house  3  W.  Cedar 
Trufant  Benj.  F.  66  Hanover,  boards  30  Pearl 
Trufant  John  H.  painter,  house  75  Albany 
Trull  Alvah,  stable,  45  Belknap,  house  2  Myrtle  ct. 
Trull,  Brothers  (Charles  ix  Ezra  Trull,  jr.),  Sz  Co. 

(J.  P.  Tarbell  ^  C.  F.  Terr  ill),  distillers,  30 

Merrimac 
Trull  Charles   {Trull,  Brothers,  ^  Co.),  h.  8  Alden 
Trull  Ezra,  house  1  Alden  [Watertown 

Trull  Ezra,  jr.  (Trull,  Brothers,  <Sf   Co.),  house  at 
Trull  Frederick,  dresser,  N.  E.  Tvpe  Foundry,  h. 

25  Hull  [Distil-House  sq.  h.  32  Temple 

Trull  John   &   Co.    (A.    H.   Bowman),   distillers, 
Trull  John  F.  house  22  Bulfinch 
Trull  John  W.  house  29  Beacon 
Trull  Sam'el,  physician  and  druggist,  Merrimac,  c. 

Portland,  house  63  Chambers  [at  Somerville 
Trull  Samuel,  W.  I.  goods,  92  &  94  Blackstone,  h. 
Trull  Silas  &  Co.  (Sylvester  Trull),  grocers,  Lowell, 

corner  Causewav,  house  88  Charter 
Trull  Sylvester  (S.  Trull  ^-  Co.),  house  88  Charter 
Trull  Willard,  grocer,  5  Lancaster,  b.  Merrimac  H. 
Truman  AVilliam,  tailor,  boards  1  Alden 
Trumbull  James,  laborer,  house  4  Second 
Trumbull  AVilliam,  dry  goods,  114  Broadway 
Truss  James,  mariner,  house  19  Washington  av. 
Tubbs  Alfred  L.  136  State,  boards  National  House 
Tubbs  Edward,  boards  rear  34  South  Margin 
Tubbs  Elias  A.  machinist,  house  5  Dover  place 
Tubbs  Eliza  M.  house  67  Bedford 


Tubbs  Hiram,  proprietor  National  House,  Black- 
stone,  c.  Cross 
Tuck  William  R.  house  15  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Tuck  &  Co.'s  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Tucker  Alanson,  jr.  (Dodge  &;  T),  house  31  Chesnut 
Tucker  Benjamin  E.  (Tucker  ^  Brothers),  hoaida 

19  Hudson 
Tucker  Chandler,  mason,  house  rear  660  Wash. 
Tucker  Charles  A.  messenger  Suffolk  Bank,  house 

23  Auburn 
Tucker  Charles  T.  clerk,  boards  22  Lynde 
Tucker  Charles  W.  carpenter,  h.  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Tucker  Daniel,  clerk,  163  Wash.  bds.  43  Bedford 
Tucker  (Dexter  M.)   &  Brothers   (O.  IF.  (Sf  B.  E. 

Tucker),  dry  goods,  211  AVash.  h.  Silver,  n.  E 
Tucker  David,  piano-forte  maker,  Newton,  house  at 

Dorchester  [coin 

Tucker  David,  clerk,  25  Foster's  whf.  bds.  40  Lin- 
Tucker  Ebenezer,  boots,  27  Shoe  and  Leather 
Tucker  Elisha  G.  dentist,  4  Hamilton  place,  house 

at  Jamaica  Plain 
Tucker  Eliza,  house  rear  56  Portland 
Tucker  Frances  M.  widow,  house  rear  Fifth,  n.  B 
Tucker  Gilbert  R.  com.  mer.  h.  rear  Third,  near  E 
Tucker  Henry,  teamster,  house  Milldam 
Tucker  Jacob  L.  carpenter,  house  47  Hudson 
Tucker  Jehiel,  trunks,  30  Portland 
Tucker  James  (W.  Tucker  &;  Co.),  h.  at  Stoughton 
Tucker  James,  slater,  house  7  Curve      [Dorchester 
Tucker  James,  jr.  shoes  and  leather,  50  Pearl,  h.  at 
Tucker  James  I.  263  AA'ashington,  house  5  Temple 
Tucker  J.  0.  clerk,  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Tucker  John,  boards  Arnold 
Tucker  John  C.  cooper,  house  48  Merrimac 
Tucker  John  E.  boot  crimper,  17  Haverhill,  house 

21  Andover  [Tremont  House,  Tremont 

Tucker  (John  L.)  &  Parker  (Wm.  II.),  proprietors 
Tucker  John  M.  ship  carpenter,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Tucker  Jonathan,  painter,  house  8  McLean  court 
Tucker  Joseph,  clerk,  46  Cambridge 
Tucker  Joseph  C.  house  Arnold 
Tucker  Joseph  AV.  carpenter,  house  Quincy,  n.  D 
Tucker  Joshua,  dentist,  4  Hamilton  pi.  house  do. 
Tucker  Levi  Rev.  house  21  Sheafe  [100  0 

Tucker  Lewis,  sec'y  South  Mutual  Ins.  Co.  house 
Tucker  Lewis  L.  handcartraan,  h.  rear  250  Hanover 
Tucker  Lyman,  house  58  Dover 
Tucker  Matilda  Mrs.  house  rear  Fifth,  near  B 
Tucker  Mehitable,  widow,  house  3  Morton  court 
Tucker  Nancy,  house  Middlesex,  near  AV.  Castle 
Tucker  Nathan,  wagoner,  boards  10  Haymarket  pi. 
Tucker  Nathaniel,  45  Fulton 

Tucker  Nathaniel  M.  baker,  house  846  AVashington 
Tucker  Otis  W.  ( Tucker  <Sf  Brothers,)  boards  Beach, 

corner  Hudson 
Tucker  R.  D.  Mrs.  boards  Albion  Hotel 
Tucker  Peter,  teamster,  house  10  Haymarket  place 
Tucker  Samuel  N.  mason,  house  12  Dover  place 
Tucker  Samuel  L.  printer,  house  39  Hudson 
Tucker  Stephen,   sup't  Public  £ands,  office  City 

Hall,  house  807  AVashington 
Tucker  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  rear  68  Friend 
Tucker  Thomas  J.  clerk,  house  rear  37  Garden 
Tucker  Thomas  O.  painter,  house  123  Leveret 
Tucker  Thomas  AV.,  R.  R.  Exchange,  Court  square 
Tucker  AVoodbury  A.  painter,  320  Commercial,  h. 

11  SnowhiU 
Tucker  AVales  &  Co.  (/.  Tiw^er), boots,  shoes,  and 

leather,  45  Fulton,  house  at  Stoughton 
Tucker  AVm.  com.  mer.  37  Central  wf.  h.  17  Rowe 
Tucker  AVilliam,  sail  maker,  house  85  Purchase 
Tucker  AVilliam  F.  clerk  at  City  Hotel 
Tucker  AVilliam  K.  driver,  11  Marion 
Tucker  AVm.  T.  coach  trimmer,  boards  6  Fleet 
Tucker  AVilliam  AV.  (Upham,  Apjjleton,  S;  Co.),  h. 

69  Beacon 
Tucker  Zephaniah,  wagoner,  4.35  AA'ash.  h.  6  Bennet 
Tuckerman  Edward  Mrs.  house  33  Beacon 
Tuckerman  George  AV.  locksmith  and  cast  steel 

worker.  Sea,  on  the  bridge,  h.  at  Dorchester 


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BOSTON      [T]      DIRECTORY. 


Tuckerman  Gustavus,  hardware,  83  State,  house  3 

Milton  place  [3  Milton  pi. 

Tuckerman  Gustavus,  jr.  48  Central  wharf,  house 
Tuckerman  John,  56  Chatham,  house  58  Charles 
Tuckerman  Samuel  P.  house  33  Beacon       [ton  pi. 
Tuckerman  Samuel  S.  33  Com'l  wf.  boards  3  Mil- 
Tuckerman  Wm.,  Custom  H.  h.  165  Broadway 
Tuckerman  William   F.    coppersmith,  37   Black- 
stone,  house  2  Eaton  [38  Temple 
Tuckerman  W.  S.  treas.  E.  R.  R.  85  State,  house 
Tudhope  Daniel,  finisher,  house  Bolton,  near  E 
Tudor  Frederic,  merchant,  20  Court,  house  Beacon, 

corner  Somerset 
Tudor  Henry  J.  h.  26  Summer      [Lowell,  c.  Minot 
Tufts  Amos,  receiving  agent  for  Lowell  factories, 
Tufts  Arthur  W.  3  City  wharf,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Tufts  Benj.  A.  {Huntinrj  <Sf  T.),  house  31  Purchase 
Tufts  Charles,  11  T  wharf,  house  at  Cambridge 
Tufts  Charles  {Poland  ^  T.),  house  76  Summer 
Tufts  Edwin,  clerk,  141  Milk,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Tufts  Edwin  0.  book  keeper,  129  Milk,  h.  22  Beacon 
Tufts  Eliza,  carpet  maker,  6  Norfolk  pi.  [diana  pi. 
Tufts  Gardner   G.  dry  goods,  34  School,  h.  27   In- 
Tufts  Isaac,  coach  maker,  house  39  Carver 
Tufts  James,  5  Commercial,  house  at  Roxbury 
Tufts  John  T.  clerk,  bds.  27  Indiana  place 
Tufts  Nathan  A.  clerk,  141  Milk,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Tufts  Otis,   engines,  boilers,  &c.  Webster,  E.  B. 

office  90  State,  h.  19  Crescent  pi. 
Tufts  Quincy,  hosiery  &  fur'shing  store,  105  Wash. 

boards  1  Chauncy  place 
Tufts  Samuel  F.  jr.  16  Kilby,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Tufts  Walter,  jr.  39  Pearl,  house  23  Oxford 
Tufts  Wm.  secretary  Mass.  Mutual  Ins.  Co.  house 

at  Charlestown  [town 

Tufts  William,  conf'ct'ner,  87  Court,  h.  at  Charles- 
Tufts  William,  chief  clerk  in   Secretary  of  State's 

office,  h.  87  Leveret 
Tufts  Wm.  F.  39  Long  wf.  house   at   Charlestown 
Tukey  Albert,  carpenter,  house  50  Marion 
Tukey  Charles  W.  clerk,  92  Hanover,  b.  42  Green 
Tukey  Francis,  City  Marshal,  office   City   Hall,  h. 

48  S.  Russell 
Tullock  Robert  N.  silversmith,  house  48  Spring 
Tumack  James,  laborer,  house  18  Washington  av. 
Tupper  David,  carpenter,  boards  6  Adams 
Tupper  John  C.  carpenter,  house  38  W.  Orange 
Turell  C.  AV.  painter,  60.^  Court         [kers,  92  State 
Turell,  Brothers  (C  Canterbury  ^  G.   Turd/),  bro- 
Turell  Garland  {Turell,  Brothers),  bds.  6  Beacon 
Turell  Susan  Mrs.  house  46  Lowell 
Turish  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  Second,  n.  Turnpike 
Turck  {John)  &  Lorin  (T'.),  curriers,  18  Exchange, 

house  190  Hanover 
Turk  Eben,  hair  dresser,  171  Hanover 
Turnbull  George,  merchant  tailor,  Sumner,  E.   B. 

house  do.  near  Paris 
Turnbull  George  &    Co.   (D.   M.   Kinmonth),  dry 

goods,  241  Wash,  boards  Winthrop  House 
Turnbull  James,  house  80  Endicot 
Turner  Aaron,  laborer,  bds.  235  Harrison  avenue 
Turner  A.  E.  bds.  Harrison  av.  c.  Beach 
Turner  Alden  S.  caulker,  h.  Havre,  n.  Sumner 
Turner  Alfred  R.  12  Water,  house  3  Phipps   place 
Turner  Alfred  T.,  Atlas  office,  house  59  Pinckney 
Turner  Alvin  M .  baker,  house  68  Pinckney 
Turner  Ambrose  C.    caulker,  h.  Havre,  n.  Sumner 
Turner  Andrew,  ship  carpenter,  h.  Athens,  n.  C 
Turner  Ann,  boarding,  55  Hanover      [h.  59  Poplar 
Turner  Azro,  picture  frame  manuf.   50   Merrimac, 
Turner  Bridget,  widow,  house  13  Adams 
Turner  Cephas  {J.  is  C-  Tumer  &;  Co.),  296  Wash. 
Turner  Charles,  house  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Turner  Charles  0.  clerk,  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Turner  Charles  E.  caulker,  h.  Havre,  n.  Sumner 
Turner  Edw'd,  book  keep'r,  139  Wash.  h.  at  Quincy 
Turner  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  h.  15  Boylston  sq. 
Turner  Elisha,  cooper,  boards  2  HufF  place 
Turner  Francis  A.  harness  maker,  Harrison  ave. 

cor.  Curve,  house  1  Camden  place 


Turner  Frederick  W.,  Atlas  office,  h.  7  Norfolk  pi" 
Turner  George,  ostler,  bds.  9  Hawkins  [Charles 
Turner  George  E.  job  wagon,  2  Sudbury,  h.  1  N. 
Turner  George  W.  sail  maker,  h.  119  C,  n.  Bolton 
Turner  Gideon,  shipwright,  h.  r.  Havre,  n.  Sumner 
Turner  Greenleaf,  car  factory,  Second,  c.  E,  h.    12 

Marion 
Turner  Henry,  carpenter,  boards  2  Huff  place 
Turner  Henry,  house  2  Snowhill  place 
Turner  Henry,  clerk,  bds.  30  Auburn 
Turner  Henry  A.  upholsterer,  house  7  Norfolk  pi. 
Turner  Henry  E.  {M.  Potid&;  Co.),  h.  at  Maiden 
Turner  Isaac  W.  type  finisher,  h.  17  N.  Margin 
Turner  Isabella,  widow,  h.  1  Second  St.  place 
Turner  Israel,  harness  m'ker,  h.  Dorch.  n.  Bro'dw'y 
Tui-ner  J.  &  C.  &  Co.    ( D.  Doane),   oysters,  294 

Washington,  bds.  44  Myrtle 
Turner  Jacob,  house  10  Pitts 

Turner  James,  {R.  Tyler  iSf  Co.),  h.  at  Cambridge 
Turner  James,  shoe  maker,  Tremont,  n.  Warren, 

house  6  Piedmont 
Turner  James,  laborer,  house  4  Commercial  court 
Turner  Jas.  L.  shipwright,  h.  r.  Sumner,  n.  Border 
Turner  Jas.  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  b.  6  Piedmont 
Turner  Jesse  L.  last  maker,  house  27  Billerica 
Turner  Job,  house  15  N.  Bennet 
Turner  Job  A.  carpenter,  122  Leveret,  h.  59  Poplar 
Turner  John,  house  Third,  near  Dorchester 
Turner  John,  h.  Havre,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Turner  John,  wharfinger,  Gray's  wf.  h.  61  Charter 
Turner  John  J.  laborer,  house  20  Butolph 
Turner  {John  N.),  Wilson  {E.  C),  &  Co.  {Geo.  H. 

Browne),  dry  goods,  83  Milk,  h.   at  Brookline 
Turner  John  W.  clerk  at  Pavilion  [Sumner,  E.  B. 
Turner  Joseph  W.    type   founder,  h.   Havre,  near 
Turner  Joshua,  housewright,  Tyler,  h.  9  Curve 
Turner  Levi  A.  leather,  11  Shoe  &  Leather,  b.    16 

Tyler  [184  Wash. 

Turner  Margaret  Mrs.  millinery  and  fancy   goods. 
Turner  Nancy,  widow,  hovise  2  HuflT  place 
Turner  Nancv  I.  dress  maker,  h.  410  Washington 
Turner  Nath'l  W.  102  Washington,  h.  at   Chelsea 
Turner  Otis,  cashier  Hamilton  Bank,  h.  66  Charles 
Turner  Otis,  ship  joiner,  house  2  Hutf  place 
Turner  Robert,  tailor,  house  40  Billerica  _ 
Turner  Sarah,  Mrs.  house  133  Endicot 
Turner  Thomas,  shoe   maker,  house  7   Norfolk  pi. 
Turner  {Thomas)  &  Frye  {Joseph),  carriage mak'rs. 

Turnpike,  c.  Swan,  liouse  Broadway,  c.  K 
Turner  Thomas  J.  carpenter,  house  Gold,  near  E 
Turner  T.  Larkin,  druggist,  63  Camb'ge,  h.  61  do. 
Turner  William,  bds.  rear  4  Plymouth  place 
Turner  William,  truckman,  bds.  2  Spear  alley 
Turner  Wm.  shipwright,    b.    Sumner,  n.  Liverpool 
Turpin  John  P.  boarding,  1  Ashburton  place 
Turrill  Albert  A.  {Jones,  Hill  §  Co.),  Tremont,   c. 

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Turrill  Charles  E.  {Geer  ^  T.),  h.  23  Marion 
Turrill  Lydia,  widow,  bds.  23  Marion 
Tuson  Edmund,  painter,  h.  6  Clifton  place 
Tute  Nicholas,  grocer,  2  Belmont,  h.  do. 
Tuteiu  Frederick,  stevedore,  h.  19  Commercial 
Tuttle  Charles  E.  31  Tremont  row,  h.  at  Dorchest'r 
Tuttle  Cornelius  W.  carpenter,  h.  r.  30  S.  Cedar 
Tuttle  Edward  W.  shipwright,  house   Bennington 
Tuttle  Eliza  Mrs.  milliner,  house  2  Cooper 
Tuttle  Ezra  Rev.  house  252  Athens,  near  E 
Tuttle  Frances  A.  teacher  music,  h.  2  Village 
Tuttle  Henry  H.  shoes,  31  Trem.  row,  h.  at  Dorch. 
Tuttle  {Hugh  H.)  &  Dennett  (C.  B.),  printers,  21 
School  [Warren 

Tuttle  James  {Caleb    G.  Loring   ^  Co.),  boards  60 
Tuttle  J.  &  Co.  {John  Tuttle),  coopers  and  inspec- 
tors offish,  Tuttle's  wf.  h   Samner,  E.  B. 
Tuttle  John,  77  Court,  bds.  7  Winter 
Tuttle  John,  blacksmith,  15  Sudbury,  h.  at  Camb. 
Tuttle  John  {J.  Tuttle  <Sr  Co.),  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Tuttle  John  D.  spring  maker,  14  Sudbury,  h.  rear 

10  Hawkins 
Tuttle  John  W.  tailor,  bds.  2  Cooper 


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Tuttle  Joseph  {Simpson  &;  T.)  h.  London,  E.  B. 
Tuttle  Joseph  W.' (Morse  ^  Tuttle),  h.  at  Dorch. 
Tuttle  Martha,  confectionerj',  70   Salem,  h.  76  do. 
Tuttle  Mar)-  A.  dress  maker,  bds.  lol  Court 
Tuttle  Nancy,  tailoress,  bds.  Sumner,  n.  Larason 
Tuttle  Samuel,  sail  maker,  8-5  Com'l,  h.  6  Blossom 
Tuttle  Thomas  W.  h.  69  Salem 
Tuttle  Thomas  W.  {Call  4,-  T.),  bds.  at  Dorchester 
Tuxbury  Geo.  W.  counsellor,  35  Court,  b.  6  Allston 
Tweed  B.  F.  teacher.  Park,  h.  at  Charlesto\\'n 
Twigg  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Twigg  James,  laborer,  h.  39  Salem 
Twigg  Patrick,  laborer,  house  5^  Cross 
Tmning  Jona.  Mrs.  h.  Cottage,  c.  Sumner 
Twiss  Chas.  A.  fruit  &  vegetables,  28  the  S.  Mar- 
ket, boards  43  Tyler 
Twiss  George,  carpenter,  h.  Athens,  near  F 
Twitchell  Charles  M.  A.  {N.  Seaver  ^  Co.),  house 

Central  sq.  E.  B. 
Twitchell  G.  sup't  B.  &  W.  R.  R.  office  at  depot 
Twitchell  {Hariey)  &  Libby  {A.),  blacksmiths,  28 

Causeway,  h.  11  Auburn 
Twitchell  J.  Alfred,  beer,  b.  22  La  Grange  place 
Twitchell  Joseph,  wood  and  coal.  Beach,  c.  South, 

house  4  Oliver  place 
Twitchell  Jotham,  carpenter,  h.  5  Oliver  place 
Twohig  John,  stone  layer,  h.  Cove  St.  place 
Twombly    {Alexander  II.)  &  Lamson   (£.),  mer- 
chants, 13  &  14  Custom  House  st.  h.  65  Boyls- 
ton,  opp.  public  garden 
Twombly  Charles,  h.  7  Oliver  place 
Twombly  Charles,  coachsmith,  h.  132  Hanover 
Twombly  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  rear  47  Sea 
Twombly  John,  laborer,  h.  Albany,  opp.  Erie 
Twombly  William  J.  baker,  683  Washington 
Twomey  Thomas,  blacksmith,  bds.  2  Tremont  bl'k 
Tyge  Patrick,  stone  cutter,  h.  19  E.  Orange 
Tyge  Peter,  blacksmith,  h.  173  Ann 
Tyler  Alexander  S.  boat  dealer,   Broad,  opp.  Fos- 
ter's whf.  h.  134  Purchase 
Tj'ler  Asa,  shoes,  192  Tremont,  h.  6  Yernon 
Tyler  Charles  M.  49  Pearl,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Tyler  David,  book  keeper,  Prov.  R.   R.  house   at 

Jamaica  Plain 
Tyler  Edward,  Suffolk  Bank,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Tyler  Frederick  L.  painter,  2  S.  B.  Old  Bridge 
Tyler  George  E.  h.  Third,  near  F 
Tyler  Geo.  W.  ed.  Herald,  19  State,  b.  Ex.  Coffee  H. 
Tyler  Hannah,  widow,  h.  W.  Dedham,  n.  Wash. 
Tyler  Henry,  clothing,  5  Richmond,  h.  7  W.  Cent. 
Tyler  Jerome  W.  {J.  C.  Tyler  ^  Co.),h.  22  Beacon 
Tyler  John,  merchant,  9  Central  wf.  h.  5  Rowe 
Tyler  John,  watchman,  house  10  Curve 
Tyler  John,  jr.  auctioneer,  9  Central  wf.  h.  Castle, 

near  Washington 
Tyler  John  M.  house  77  Lowell 
Tyler  Jonathan,  house  Sumner,  near  Cottage 
Tyler  J.  C.  &  Co.  {J.  W.  Tyler),  fruit,  54  Chatham, 
house  1  Ashburton  place  [h.  84  Dover 

Tyler  J.  S.  &  W.  C.  brokers,  1  &  2  Suffolk  build'g, 
Tyler  Patience  W.  C.  widow,  h.  South,  n.  Harvard 
Tyler  R.  &  Co.  (./.  Turner),  clothing,  44  Blackst'e 
Tyler  {Simon  H.)  &  Gates  {!!.),  coffee  manufac- 
tory, 3  Haverhill,  house  at  Charlestown 
Tyler  Thompson,  Winthrop  House,  Tremont,  cor. 

Bovlston 
Tyler  W.  C.  (/.  S.  <Sf  W.  C.  Tyler),  b.  6  Sewall  pi. 
Tyler  Wm.  F.  house  rear  660"Washington 
Tyler  Wm.  G.  silversmith,  r.   301   Washington,  h. 
2  Dedham  [av.  cor.  Dover 

Tyler  Wm.  N.  twine  and  line  manufactory,  Harr. 
Tyler  Wm.  S.  engineer,  house  10  Curve 
Tylor  Charles  H.  messenger  Grocers'  Bank,  h.  226 

Hanover 
Tylor  Sally,  boarding  house,  226  Hanover 

UART  JOHN,  hair  dresser.  Causeway,  c.  Charles- 
town, house  do. 
Ulman  Jacob,  housewright,  house  120  Pleasant 
Ulman  Maria,  widow,  house  30  Piedmont 


Ulman  Wm.  book  binder,  1  Franklin  av.  hoiise  7 

Fayette  [Sumner,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Ulmar  Wm.  shipsmith,  r.  252  Com'l,  &  Lewis  and 
Ulmer  George,  boards  4  Beach 
Una  Herman,  boards  3  Bumstead  pi. 
Underbill  Abigail,  12  Essex 
Underbill  G.  E.  teacher,  12  Essex 
Underbill  James,  ostler,  house  r.  First,  near  K 
Underbill  Joseph  P.  4  &  6  Pearl,  b.  93  Summer 
Underbill  Orlando  H.  leather,  4^  Blackstone,  h.  at 

Maiden 
Underbill  {Smmiel  G.)  &   Leighton  {Daniel  K.), 

edge  tools,  17  Haverhill,  and  r.  35  Causeway, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Underwood  Charles,  b.  4  Bowdoin 
Underwood  Charles  J.  ( Wm.  Underwood  ^  Co.) 
Underwood  Joseph,  mason,  house  Ontario 
Underwood  Loammi,  aqueduct,  b.  29  Tyler 
Underwood  Mary,  boards  1  Franklin  place 
Underwood  Nathan,  aqueduct,  house  35  Albany 
Underwood  Sophronia,  house  44  Nashua 
Underwood  Wm.  &    Co.    {W.   H.   Davis  4,    C.  J. 

Underioood),  pickles,  &c.  67  Broad,  house  23 

Bowdoin 
Underwood  Wm.  A.  engraver,  boards  42  Pearl 
Unke  Joseph,  ink  maker,  house  Canton  st.  pi. 
Unruh   {Joseph   B.)    &    Havens    {Simeon),   silver 

platers,  5  Bromfield,  h.  27  Liverpool 
Upham  Edward,  clerk,  house  37  Fayette 
Upham  Emily,  nurse,  house  2  Fayette  court 
Upham  George  P.  ( Upfiavi,  Ap^iletoti,  ^  Co.),  h. 

23  Mt.  Vernon 
Upham  {Hejiry),  Appleton  (R.),  &  Co.  {W.  W. 

Tucker  &;  G.  P.    Upka>7i),  commission  merchs. 

15  Pearl,  h.  20  Mt.  Vernon  [Salutation 

Upham  Henry  {Nichols,    U.  &  Ford),   house   10 
Upham  Jabez  B.  physician,  bds.  79  Mt.  Vernon 
Upham  Phineas  house  23  Mt.  Vernon 
Upham  S.  O.  hatter,  bds.  9  Brattle  square 
Upham  Thomas,  grocer,  433  Wash.  b.  32  Pleasant 
Upton  {Elisha)  &  Murray  {R.  F.),  provisions,  16 

Leveret  [Exchange,  h.  7G  Chesnut 

Upton  George  B.  treas.  M.  C.  R.  R.  9  Merchants' 
Upton  Hiram,  laborer,  house  20  Southac 
Upton  James,  boards  38  Green 
Upton  James,  laborer,  house  9  Charlestown 
Upton  J.  M.  &  Co.  {W.  C.  ZT/jtow),  fruit  &  produce, 

41  N.  Market 
Upton  John  P.  printer,  house  Everett  ct.  E.  B. 
Upton  John  W.  hatter,  bds.  Central  House 
Upton  T.  C.  clerk,  12  Clinton,  b.  6  Eaton  [Market 
Upton  Warren  C.  (/.  M.    Upton  ^  Co.),  41  North 
Urann  Ferdinand,  5  Museum  build,  h.  at  Dorchest. 
Urann  Joseph,  cooper,  336  Com'l,  h.  236  Hanover 
Usher  Ambrose,  tailor,  house  rear  First,  near  K 
Usher  Hannah,  widow,  house  4  Broadway 
Usher  Henry  W.  269  Wash.  bds.  13  Lynde 
Usher  James  M.  publisher,  37  Cornhill,  h.  at  Lynn 
Usher  Leonard  B.  1  Ilichborn  block,  h.  at  Lynn 
Utley  John,  clerk,  boards  14  Boylston 
Utley  Rhoda,  widow  of  Parley,  house  6  Pitts 

VAHL  F.  W.  physician,  513  Washington,  h.  do. 
Vail  (Gyo.)  &  Locke  {Wm.),  hatters,   17  Wilson 

lane,  house  at  Chelsea 
Vail  John,  laborer,  house  11  Kingston  st.  ct. 
Vail  Lawrence,  stone  cutter,  h.  Monmouth,  E.  B. 
Valentine  Charles  &  Co.    {A.    Chamherlain),  pro- 
visions, 4  S.  Market,  h.  at  Cambridge     [Dover 
Valentine  Charles  E.  teacher,  Quincy  School,  b.   1 
Valentine  C.  H.  (  Wheeler  ^  Co.),  8  Court 
Valentine  David  M.  lace  goods,  Court,  c.  Sudbury, 

house  4  Melrose  place 
Valentine  John  D.  rigger,  house  69  Friend 
Valentine  John  S.  sfiiipsmith,  23  Foster's  wf.  h.  at 

Maiden 
Valentine  Samuel,  boards  Sumner,  c.  Bremen 
Van  Benthuysen  E.  G.  boards  11  Morton  place 
Van  Brunt  J.  G.  capt.  U.  S.  Nayj",  h.  [2  Wash.  sq. 
Van  Dusen  Ann,  widow,  b.  23  W' Cedar 


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281 


Vosc  J.  Thomas  {Lyon  ^  V.),  house  6  Oak 
Vosf  Lyiiiau  T.  clerk,  123  Milk,  b.  2  Cherry 
Vosc  Nathaiiiol  I),  house  T!)S)  Washington 
Vosc  Samuel  1).  teamster,  house  2  Cherry 
Vose  Sarah  13.   widow,  nurse,  hou.sc  1  Foster  place 
Vosc  'I'hoiuas  !\hs.  22  Kliot 

Vose  Thomas  U.  nuirchant,  98  Water,  h.  at  Canton 
Vose  Tliomas  L.  shoe  maker,  Com'l,  n.  Hanover, 

house  4  Blanche  court 
Vose  Wm.  T.  machinist,  b.  5  Canton  st.  court 
Vrocland  John,  pocket-book  maker',  11  Devonshire 

WABEll  PRISCILLA  Mrs.  house  L'?  Battery 

Wade  Abraham,  shoe  maker,  201  Wash.     |  Ipswich 

Wade   Asa,   dep.  insp.    flour,    1.'5  Long   wf.   h.  at 

Wade  Charles,  boards  S  Kneeland 

Wade  Charles  V.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  1/3  London 

Wade  K.  II.  music  and  umbrella  store,  197  Wash. 

Wado  Francis  W.  clerk,  60  Hanover,  h.  at  Melrose 

Wade  Frank,  house  IG  Blossom 

Wade  (icorge,  flour  and  meal  inspector,  1'5  Lon^ 

wharf,  house  Gl  Chesnut  [son  l;me 

Wade  [Johti)   &  Atkinson  (^4.),  innholdcrs,  9  Wil- 
Wado  .John,  com.  merchant,  29  Long  wharf 
Wade  T<evi,  carpenter,  92  Trcmont 
Wade  Nathauicd,  <lrv  goods,  19  Milk,  h.  19  Pine 
Wade  Rculx'u  S.  {Hrr.d,  W.  Si^  (U).),\\.  at  Charlcst'n 
Wade  William,  housewright,  h.  9.'J  Hudson 
Wade  Wm.  laborer,  house  1  Cove  st.  place 
Wade  Wm.  F.  com.  mer.  29  Long  wf.  h.  at  Ipswich 
Wadlcigh  Albra,  h.  2.'i  Brighton         [at  Dorchester 
Wadkigh  Dexter  E.  clerk  of  the  South  Market,  h. 
Wadlcigh  Edwin  A.  clerk,  house  9  Poplar 
Wadleigh  {(ic.orqe  A.)    &   Putnam  (J.  P.),  fancy 

goods,  9  liilby,  house  4  Decatur 
Wadlcigh  Hiram  G.  c.vprcss  wagon,  7  State,  house 

1.5  Brattle  square  [Brighton 

Wa<lleigh  Isaiah,  blacksmith,  Drake's  wf.  h.  1  N. 
Wa.Ueigh  Wm.  H.  clerk,  22  Elm 
Wadley  Geo.  A.  7  Chatham,  b.  10  Green 
Wadley  Jonathan,  housewright,  h.  D,  n.  Fourth 
Wadsworth  Alox.  surveyor,  Suffolk  building,  h.  28 

Tcmjile 
Wadsworth  Geo.  F.  7.')  State,  h.  24  Bulfmch 
Wadsworth   Geo.  P.  chairs,  89  &  91  Commercial, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Wadsworth  Jesse  {Knox  &;  W.),  h.  34  Salem 
Wadsworth  {Samuel)  &  Nye  {J.  A.),  druggists,  IIG 

State,  house  22  Tyler 
Wadsworth  Walter,  machinist,  b.  12G  Fourth 
Wagner  Jacob,  mariner,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Wail  William,  tailor,  house  •')'>  Warren 
Wainwright  Jiiuij.  G.  h.  8  Louisburgli  square 
Wainwright  Eliza,  widow,  house  1  llarvard  court 
Wainwright  {Henri/)  ifcTappan  {Scwell),  mercha'ts, 

29  Central  wharf,  house  2  Mt  Vernon  place 
Wainwright  Henry  C.  {Rccd ^  W.),  h.  2  Mt.  Vernon 
Wainwright  Peter,  treasurer  Savings  Bank,  house 

21  Franklin  place 
Wait  Alfred,  machinist,  boards  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Wait  Ann,  widow,  house  2  Carney  place 
Wait  Charles  L.  E.  clerk,  b.  llarvard,  c.  Albany 
Wait  Gilbert,  provisions,  72  &  74  Fourth,  h.  76  do. 
Wait  Harvej,  clerk,  boards  76  Fourth 
Wait  Horatio  M.  watcliman,  house  116  Fourth 
Wait  (Joel)  it  Kellum  (./.  C),  commission  mcrch. 

10  Railroad  block,  Lincoln,  h.  2G8  Broadway 
Wait  John,  house  rear  G2(J  Myrtle 
Wait  Norman  M.  house  212  Hanover 
Wait  Samuel,  tailor,  boards  14  Portland 
Waitc  Chas.  books,  56  Cornhill,  h.  at  Charlcstown 
Waite  Chas.  merch.  tailor,  48   Wash.  h.  29  l/owell 
Waitc  Thomas,  Old  Province  House,  r.  1G.5  Wash. 
Waitt  Ashbel  {Rei/nolds  iSy  W.),  h.  at  Charlcstown 
Waitt  Ezra,  ladies'  shoe  maker,  house  11  Sudbury 
Waitt  Geo.  P.  painter,  14  Carver,  h.  4  E.  Orange 
Waitt  Henry,  house  G4  Belknap  [way 

Waitt  Isaac  B.  boot  maker,  .'3  School,  h.  12  Causo- 
Waitt  Wm.  l-idward,  paper  stainer,  house  Village, 

near  Lucas  place 


36 


Wakefield  {C'hnrlc.s  F.)  &   Shepard  (C),  slaters. 

Harvard,  near  Wasliington,  house  r.  2o  Poj)lar 
Wakefield  Cyrus,  commission  mtu-chaut,  K)   (!om- 

mcrcial,  h.  6  Federal  ct.   [l"'uUon,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Wakefield  Enoch  11.  wooden  ware,  92  Com'l  .V  1 10 
Wakefield  J-'ranklin,  porter,  boards  4o  Atkinson 
Wakefi(  Id  Henry  IJ.  apothecary,  733  Wash.  h.  do. 
AY^akcfield  Thomas  L.  counsellor,  10  Court,  house 

at  Chelsea 
Waklefield  Lorinda,  boards  19  La  Grange  place 
Walbridg(!  F.  (i.  66  Blackstone,  h.  D,  <:.  Fourth 
Walbridge  Levi,  66  Blackstone,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Walcott  Aaron,  watchman,  house  3  Sliawiinit  [mac 
Walcott  Elbridge,  picture  frame  maker,  ;»()  ^l(■rri- 
Walcott  llalsey  1).  machinist,  b.  National  House 
Walcott  Lewis,  house  62  l'"riend 
Walden  Albert,  blacksmitii,  h.  i3  Robinson  alley 
Walden  Jacob  {Smith  &;  IK),  boards  2  Fleet 
Walder  Daniel,  cutler,  house  62  Emerald 
Waldmyf'r  B.  currier,  49  Fulton 
Waldo  (.'harles  F.  99  Milk,  house  at  Newton 
Waldo  Henry  S.  82  Milk,  house  2  Hamilton  place 
Waldo  H.  Sidney,  house  2  Hamilton  [ilace 
Waldock  Jas.  tailor,  414  Wash.  h.  27  W.  Orange 
Waidock  William,  house  Trumbull 
Waldron  Alfred  A.  {I'ope  is;  (K),  house  at  Chelsea 
Waldron  Asa  1).  (  IF.  //.  J'aUen&;  Co.),  123  Leveret 
Waldron  Benj.  F.  grocer,  114  Fulton,  h.  50  Salem 
Waldron  Daniel  F.  stone  cutter,  h.  3  I5uttrick  pi. 
Waldron  Edward,  mariner,  house  Roljinson  lane 
Waldron  Horace,  housewright,  h.  Canton  st.  place 
Waldron  .Jacob,  mason,  house  3  Lucas  place 
Waldron  John,  40  Broad,  house  at  Dorchester 
Waldron  Nathaniel,  boards  6  Chilson  place 
Waldron  Patrick,  laborer,  house  179  Purchase 
Waldron  Samuel  W.  {Taylor  iy  IV.),  h.  20  Green 
Waldron  Samuel  W.  jr.  salesman,  h.  20  (irccn 
Wales  Amasa,  hats,  caps,  &c.  29  Court,  house  at 

Dorchester 
Wales  Geo.  5  i'\  II.  Market,  house  19  McLean 
Wales  Geo.  C.  (  T.  C.  Wales  1^  (Jo.),  Ikoad,  c.  Centr'l 
Wales  Geo.  W.  (7'.  li.  Wal'es  <^  Co.),  house  BoyU- 

ton,  opposite  public  garden 
Wales  Henry  W.  house  21  Winter 
Wales  Joseph,  boards  14  Kneeland 
Wales  Samuel,  5  F.  H.  Market,  house  4  Noyes  pi. 
Wal(!S  Samuel,  jr.  s(diool  furniture,  &c.  14  Brom- 

ficld,  house  36  Carver 
Wales  Samuel,  jr.  boarding  house,  226  Ann 
Wales  Thomas  B.  &   Co.  (TV^.   //.   Einmonn,  T.  li. 

Walen,jr.  if  Geo.  W.  Walen),  Wales's  wharf 
Wales  Tiiomas  B.  house  21  Winter 
Wales  Thomas  B.  jr.  {T.  Ji.  Wales  ^   Co.),  house 

64  Boylston,  opposite  public  garden 
Wales  Tliomas  C.  &  Co.  {Wm.  B,  Jlolnn.ion  (Sf  Ceo. 

('.  Wales),  shoes  and  leather,  19  Broad,  corner 

Central,  house  at  Dorcliester 
Wales  William  E.  clerk,  211  (!om'l,  b.  2  liathrop  pi. 
Walgrove  Mackey,  tailor,  house  2  Taylor 
W.alkcr  Aaron  (i.  provisions,  28  Pojdar,  house  do. 
Walker  Abigail,  washing,  house   Broad,    opposite 

Maine  wharf  [Congress 

Walker  Alphonso,  broker,  Mass.  block,  h.  rear  18 
Walker  Augustus,  clerk,  house  1  Lowell  place 
Walker  Bf'iij.  projirietor  Com'l  Coliec!  IJousr;,  Milk 
Walker  Benjamin,  shipwright,  h.  (,'entral  k({.  K.  B. 
Walker  Betsy,  tailoress,  boards  1  Aldcn 
Walker  (Jiiarles  H.  student,  b.  G  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Walker  Charles  H.  clerk,  boards  18  Hanover 
Walker  Charles  W.  book  binder,  boards  2  Kuhn  pi. 
Walker  Cornelius,  teacher  Wells  School,  house  63 

Poplar 
Walker  Dana  D.  house  London,  n.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Walker  Daniel,  housewright,  house  20  Thacher 
Walker  Daniel,  teamster,  house  4  Medford 
Walker  D;iniel,  clerk,  house  68  Emerald 
Walker  Edward,  54  F.  II.  Market,  h.  32  Blossom 
Walker  E.lward  B.  house  8  Hull 
W.dker  Ivlward  11.52  Mcriliaiits' row,  b.  71  Prince 
Walker  Eliza,  widow,  boarding.  Pearl,  c.  Pearl  pi 


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Walker  Ellery  A.  machinist,  boards  26  W.  Canton 
Walker  Francis,  truckman,  boards  9  Hartford  pi. 
Walker  George,  currier,  boards  26  Ann 
Walker  George,  17  Doane 
Walker  George  P.  K.  salesman,  92  Milk 
Walker  George  S.  53  Milk,  b.  o36  AVashington 
Walker  Geo.  W.  41  F.  Hall  Market,  b.  161  Court 
Walker  Henry  {Sa7iderso7i  .S,  IF.),  Indiana,  c.  Wash. 
Walker  Henry  W.  bonnets   and  straw  goods,  357 

Washington,  boards  11  Channing 
Walker  Ira,  teamster,  house  4  Blake's  court 
Walker  James,  founder,  h.  Fourth,  n.  the  bridge 
Walker  John,  house  19  Temple 
Walker  John,  tin  plate  worker,  h.  70  Merrimac  [t'n 
Walker  John  W.  painter,  2  Dock  sq.  h.  at  Charles- 
Walker  Joseph,  clothing,  224  Ann,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Walker  Joseph  B.  watchman,  house  62  Leveret 
Walker  Matthew,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Walker  Mary,  widow,  house  10  Madison  place 
Walker  Mary  P.  widow,  house  1  Dover  place 
Walker  Milton  C.  trunks,  52^  Milk,  house  12  Pro- 
vince House  court 
Walker  Nathan,  203  Washington 
Walker  Nath.  {Walker  &;  Brother),  h.  20  Edinboro' 
Walker  Ozias,  survey er,  boards  11  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Walker  Peter  H.  balance  maker,  h.  34  Auburn 
Walker  Richard  J.  housewright,  h.  6  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Walker  Robert,  shoe  maker,  house  11  Belknap 
Walker  Samuel,  Custom  House,  house  at  Chelsea 
Walker  Samuel  {Sartwell  if  IF.),  4  Market  square 
Walker  Samuel,  truckman,  boards  9  Hartford  pi. 
Walker  Samuel  A.  25  Water,  house  at  Brookline 
Walker  Sarah,  house  4  Dover  place 
Walker  Seth  C.  clerk,  45  Wash.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Walker  {Theophilus    IF.)  &  Brother  {Nathaniel), 
merchants,  81  State  [Market,  h.  26  Cross 

Walker  {Thomas)  &  Davis  {E.),  113  &  117  F.  H. 
Walker  Thomas  O.  books,  68  Cornhill,  h.  59  Allen 
Walker  W.  A.  clerk,  117  Washington 
Walker  Wildes  P.  wholesale  grocer,  5  Long  wharf, 

house  Beach,  corner  Oxford 
Walker  William,  laborer,  house  32  Oneida 
Walker  William,  carpenter,  house  E,  n.  Seventh 
Walker  Wm.  {Thonipso?i  §  IF.),  house  at  Chelsea 
Walker  William,  boards  11  Channing 
Walker  William  B.  tailor,  370  Wash.  b.  27  Carver 
Walker  William  J.  physician,  house  3  Bulfinch 
Walker  W.  S.  captain,  house  54  Dover         [Suffolk 
Walker  Worthington,  housewright,  h.  Garland,  c. 
Walker  &  Jackson's  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Wall  Anthony,  groceries,  3  Richmond 
Wall  Edmond,  marble  polisher,  house  41  Oneida 
Wall  James,  currier,  29  Ferry,  house  12  North  sq. 
Wall  Michael,  tallow  chandler,  house  Springfield, 

near  Washington 
Wall  Mary,  widow,  opp.  29  Middlesex 
Wall  Sam'l  J.  {P.  H.  Field  S;  Co.),  h.  27  Indiana  pi. 
Wallace  Alfred,  broker,  11  Brattle  square 
Wallace  Augustus,  printer,  b.  Washington  House 
Wallace  Benj.  blacksmith,  h.  opp.  41  Curve 
Wallace  David,  cabinet  maker,  h.  14  Kentle 
Wallace  Dorothy  Mrs.  h.  r.  55  Pitts 
Wallace  Elbridge  G.  currier,  bds.  127  Hanover 
Wallace  Eliza,  widow,  h.  11  N.  Grove 
Wallace  Frances  D.  Mrs.  h.  Arnold,  n.  Wash. 
Wallace  George,  stone  cutter,  bds.  HI  Hudson 
Wallace  George,  laborer,  h.  5  Le^vis 
Wallace  Henry,  harness  maker,  h.  10  Wash.  ct. 
Wallace  James,  carpenter,  bds.  42  Portland 
Wallace  James,  boots  and  shoes,  426  Washington, 

h.  Eliot,  c.  Warren 
Wallace  James,  marble  polisher,  h.  41  Garden 
Wallace  James  A.  107  Wash.  bds.  23  Blossom 
Wallace  John,  laborer,  h.  5  Sweetser  ct. 
Wallace  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Silver,  n.  A 
Wallace  Robert,  clerk,  bds.  American  House 
Wallace  Thomas,  housewright,  h.  56  Federal 
Wallace  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  5  Sweetser  ct. 
Wallace  Wm.  harness  maker,  b.  11  Wheeler's  ct. 
Wallace  Wm.  draughtsman,  b.  Maverick,  c.  New 


Wallace  Wm.  blacksmith,  h.  opp.  41  Curve 
Wallace  Wm.  clerk,  426  Washington 
Wallace  Wm.  coppersmith,  bds.  9  Prince 
Wallburger  Andrew,  carpenter,  h.  1  Ohio  place 
Wallcut  Robert  F.  agent  Liberator,  21  Cornhill,  h. 

9  Columbia 
Waller  David,  brakeman,  bds.  82  Albany 
Waller  {John  A.)  &  Benson  (//.  /.  H.),  hair  dress- 
ers, 2  Western  Exchange  Beach,  h.  26  Poplar 
Waller  Theophilus,  physician,  H.  41  Atkinson 
Walley  Charles,  Custom  House,  h.  38  Common 
Walley  Joseph,  house\vright,  h.  9  W.  Centre 
Walley  Samuel  H.  merchant,  h.  27  Winter 
Walley  Samuel  H.  jr.  treas.  Suffolk  Savings  Bank, 

21  Railroad  Exch.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Wallingford  Hiram  L.  truckman,  bds.  58  South 
Wallis  Augustus  A.  printer,  b.  Wash.  Coffee  House 
Wallis  Francis  B.  boots  and  shoes,  79  Washing- 
ton, h.  55  Poplar 
Wallis  George  F.  A.  clerk,  h.  55  Poplar 
Wallis  Henry,  teamster,  bds.  27  Charles 
Wallis  Levi  {Wrir/ht  (S,-  IF.),  h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Wallis  Lucy,  widow,  h.  3  Orange  lane 
Wallis  {M.  L.Jr.)  &  Co.  {P.D.    Wallis),  W.  I. 

goods,  691  Washington,  bds.  56  Dover 
Wallis  Margaret,  Boston  Children's  Friend  Soci- 
ety, h.  Rutland 
Wallis  Mordecai  L.  mason,  h.  55  Poplar 
Wallis  P.  D.  {Wallis  Sg  Co.),  house  Washington, 

cor.  Franklin  sq. 
Wallis  Wm.  mer.  tailor,  95^  Wash.  h.  at  Newton, 

Lower  Falls 
Walsh  Edward,  h.  53  Atkinson 
Walsh  James,  W.  I.  goods,  141  Broad,  h.  do. 
Walsh  James,  clerk,  34  Ann,  bds.  23  Hudson 
Walsh  Lydia  M.  importer  of  fashions,  44^  Hanover, 

h.  at  Charlestown 
Walsh  Margaret,  widow,  h.  48  Poplar 
Walsh  Mary  A.  Mrs.  h.  146  Pleasant 
Walsh  Michael,  h.  8  Atkinson 
Walsh  Patrick,  stone  cutler,  h.  B,  c.  Silver 
Walsh  Philip,  tailor,  h.  48  Union 
Walsh  Richard,  gardener,  h.  River,  c.  Mt.  Vernon 
Walsh  Richard,  grocer,  80  Turnpike,  n.  Silver 
Walsh  Richard,  trader,  h.  32  Broadway 
Walsh  William  S.  balance  factory,  5  Market  sq. 

south  side  Faneuil  Hall,  h.  48  Poplar 
Walter  John,  com.  merchant,  bds.  30  High 
Walter  Lynde  Mrs.  h.  6  Hancock 
Walters  Christopher,  bds.  1  Vine 
Walters  Richard,  laborer,  h.  5  New  Cross 
Walton  Calvin,  printer,  h.  Seventh,  n.  F 
Walton  Geo.  F.  blacksmith,  h.  47  Lowell 
Walton  Reuben,  housewright,  h.  47  Lowell 
Walton  Richard,  mason,  h.  24  Merrimac 
Walton  William,  tailor,  h.  5  Haymarket  place 
Walworth  C.  Clark,  machinist,  h.  69  Poplar 
Walworth  {James  J.)  &  Nason  {Joseph),  engineers 
and  iron  tube  manufacturers,  22  Devonshire, 
h.  at  West  Newton 
Wanton  John,  truckman,  bds.  1  E.  Orange 
Ward  Amelia  H.  dress  maker,  6  Lawrence  place 
Ward  Andrew  H.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Newton 
Ward  Abigail,  widow,  bds.  8  London,  E.  B. 
Ward  {Andrew  H.  jr.)  &  Boott  {Kirk),  dye  stuffs, 

&c.  116  Milk 
Ward  Artemus,  leather  and  sumac,  N.  Eng.  block, 

Clinton,  c.  Blackstone,  bds.  11  Elm 
Ward  Arthur  L.  &  Co.  {C.  Andrews),  grocers,  29 

Essex,  h.  4  Hollis  place 
Ward  Benjamin,  mason,  bds.  60  Prince 
Ward  Catharine  D.  h.  123  Hudson 
Ward  Charles,  painter,  bds.  rear  18  Spring 
Ward  Charles  C.  10  Milk,  bds.  6  Otis  place 
Ward  Charles  T.  com.  mer.  4  India,  h.  73  Tremont 
Ward  David,  victualler,  h.  207  Hanover 
Ward  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Tremont,  n.  Dover 
Ward  D.  F.  moulder,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Ward  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Fabin 
Ward  Edward,  cook,  h.  Robinson  lane 


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Ward  Ellen  F.  boarding,  5  Kneeland  place 

Ward  E.  Phillips,  29  Hanover,  bds.  85  Bedford 

Ward  Francis,  wheelwright,  bds.  5  Kneeland  pi. 

Ward  Francis,  house  Essex  place 

Ward  George  C.  house  3  Park  [School 

Ward  George  C.  {William  N.  Niles  §  Co.),  h.  33 

Ward  George  L.  1  Devonshire,  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 

Ward  Henry,  laborer,  h.  betw.  First  &  Second,  n.  K 

Ward  Henry  A.  physician,  73  Tremont 

Ward  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  8  Grove 

Ward  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  47  Oswego 

Ward  Hugh,  cook,  h.  Robinson  lane 

Ward  Hugh,  moulder,  house  r.  6  Canal 

Ward  James,  house  56  Myrtle 

Ward  James,  boot  maker,  h.  14  E.  Canton 

Ward  James,  job  wagon,  house  r.  30  Cross 

Ward  John,  laborer,  h.  49  Salem 

Ward  John,  laborer,  h.  16  Hamilton 

Ward  John  C.  h.  II  Milton  place 

Ward  John  D.  moulder,  h.  8  London,  E.  B. 

Ward  Joseph,  lithographic  prints  &  picture  frames, 

52  Cornhill,  bds.  12  La  Grange  place 
Ward  Jos.  H.  &  Co.  {J.  G.  Thompson),  ins.  agents, 

Ivilby,  c.  Lindall,  h.  46  Harrison  av. 
Ward  Julius  M.  clerk,  667  Wash.  h.  66  S.  Suffolk 
Ward  Mary  Mrs.  h.  Essex  place 
Ward  Mary,  h.  212  Hanover 
Ward  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Robinson  lane 
Ward  Michael,  laborer,  h.  2  Cove 
Ward  Nahum  &  Co.  (IF.  H.  Jackson),  soap  and 

candles,  104  &  106  Fulton,  h.  at  Roxbury 
AVard  Patrick,  cooper,  house  r.  29  Atkinson 
Ward  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Northampton 
Ward  Richard,  teller  Atlantic  Bank,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Ward  Samuel,  dyer,  3  Hanover,  h.  828  Wash. 
Ward  Sam'l  D.  counsellor,  10  Court,  h.  at  Dedham 
Ward  Samuel  D.  jr.  100  Milk 
Ward  Sarah  C.  widow  of  Samuel,  h.  6  Otis  pi. 
Ward  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  28  Oneida 
Ward  Thomas  W.  28  State,  h.  3  Park 
Ward  Warren,  cabinet  maker,  bds.  9  Brattle  sq. 
Ward  William,  tailor,  34  Prince 
Ward  William,  carpenter,  house  r.  3  Vine 
Ward  William,  sail  maker,  h.  45  Charter    [Newton 
Ward  Wm.  F.  clerk  B.  &  W.  R.  R.  depot,  h.  at 
Warden  {William  R.)  &  Smith  {Nathaniel),  pro- 
visions, Portland,  c.  Deacon,  h.  5  Livingston 
Wardwell  Bailey,  job  wagon,  bds.  50  Portland 
Wardwell  C.  Otis   {Jude  Snozo  <Sf  Co.),  bds.  Amer- 
ican House  [33^  Cambridge,  h.  28  Nashua 
Wardwell  {D.  K.)  &  Priest  {Samuel,  jr.),  painters. 
Ware  Addison  P.  223  Wash.  bds.  8  Central  ct. 
Ware  Charles  E.  physician,  h.  156  Tremont 
Ware  C.  T.  P.  bds.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Ware  Daniel  L.  painter,  69^  Cambridge,  h.  r.  97  do. 
Ware  Daniel  L.  jr.  97  Cambridge 
Ware  Ephraim  G.  h.  746  Washington 
Ware  E.  G.  jr.  clerk,  26  Federal,  bds.  746  Wash. 
Ware  Frances,  widow,  h.  7  Adams  place 
Ware  Francis  D.  mesmeric  physician,  2  Lowell 
Ware  George,  bds.  37  Marion 
Ware  George  L.  bds.  Fountain  House,  Beach 
Ware  George  W.  caulker,  h.  4  Bennet  av. 
Ware  George  W.  clerk.  City  Market  building.  Brat- 
tle, h.  16  Lynde  [Cambridge 
Ware  Henry,  counsellor,  21  Court  square,  house  at 
Ware  H.  G.  grocer,  67  Cambridge,  h.  57  Poplar 
Ware  Horatio  G.  jr.  67  Cambridge,  h.  57  Poplar 
Ware  Jas.  thread  store,  223  Wash.  h.  8  Central  ct. 
Ware  John,  physician,  156  Tremont,  h.  do. 
Ware  John  J.  carriage  maker,  bds.  37  Marion 
Ware  John  L.  house  39  Marion  [Somerville 
Ware  John  S.  com.  mer.  11  S.  Market,  house  at 
Ware  John  W.  house  746  Washington 
Ware  Joseph,  clerk,  boards  94Pur3hase 
Ware  Joseph,  teamster,  h.  Dove,  near  Dorchester 
Ware  (Leowrwrf),  Demond  (T.  D.),  &   Co.  {J.  D. 
Robinson),  W.  I.  goods,  32  Long  wharf,  house 
at  Roxbury  [pool  wharf 
Ware  Leonard,  dealer  in  oil,  Broad,  opposite  Liver- 


Ware  Mary  H.  teacher,  under  Park  Street  Church, 

boards  at  Cambridge 
Ware  Paschal  P.  P.  {C.  Wood &; Co.),  b.  34  Leveret 
Ware  Rhoda,  boarding,  house  2  Brimmer  place 
Ware  Samuel  C.  36  Pearl,  boards  746  Washington 
Ware  Sophia,  fancy  goods,  Mt.  Vernon,  c.  Charles 
Ware  Thomas,  carpenter,  14  Avery,  h.  do. 
Ware  W^illiam,  confectionery,  2  U.  S.  Hotel 
Ware  Wm.  H.  apoth'y,  95  and  97  Cambridge,  h.  do. 
Warfield  Henry,  printer,  house  6  Albion 
Warland  Altamont,  book  keeper,  75  Blackstone 
Warner  Anthony,  music  teacher,  429  Broadway 
Warner  Barnet  F.  {Thompson  S^  W.),  98  Fulton 
Warner  Catharine,  h.  92  Fourth      [Cambridgeport 
Warner  C.  Henry,  cl'k,  3  Pearl,  b.  Centre,  c.  Cross, 
Warner  Eri,  clerk,  14  Com'l,  boards  123  Court 
Warner  George,  book  binder,  10^  Wilson  lane,  h. 
81  Court  [Tyler 

Warner  Jesse  R.  {Iloicard  &;  W.),  house  rear  72 
Warner  John,  hackman,  house  12  Green 
Warner  John  E.  machinist,  house  4  Bond        [ton 
Warner  Jonathan  E.  cooper,  Lewis  wf.  h.  8.^  Tiles- 
Warner  Mary,  nurse,  house  Tyler,  near  Oak 
Warner  Horace,  silver  plates,  boards  9  Brattle  sq. 
Warner  Ralph  &  Co.  wooden  ware,  14  Commercial, 

house  12  Eaton 
Warner  {Richard)  &  Cochran  {Michael),  slaters,  62 

Harrison  av.  and  Chelsea,  E.  B.  h.  Meridian 
Warner  Robert,  laborer,  house  1  Thacher  avenue 
Warner  Sewall  S.  clerk,  333  Wash,  house  4  Bond 
Warner  William,  express,  house  92  Fourth,  near  A 
Warner  William,  laborer,  house  504  Commercial 
Warner  William,  treas.  Vt.  C.  R.  R.  Comp'y,  15 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Warner  William  A.  hatter,  bds.  Richmond  House 
Warner  Zulima,  nurse,  8.^  Tileston 
Warr  Charles,  h.  Bennington,  n.  Chelsea        [Rowe 
Warren  Alfred  B.  {G.  W.  Warren  c^-  Co.),  house  20 
Warren  Asa,  musician,  house  7  Orange        [Orange 
Warren  Asa  C.  engraver,  24  Merchants'  Ex.  h.  7 
Warren  B.  T.  mason,  house  rear  17  North  Russell 
Warren  Charles  &  Co.  {H.  G.  Sanford),  manufactu- 
rers hosiery,  yarns,  &c.  50  Congress,  house  2 
Chardon  court  [h.  50  Beacon 

Warren  Charles  H.  president  B  &  P.  Railroad  Co. 
Warren  Charles  H.  carpenter,  house  80  Middlesex 
Warren  Charles  W.  jeweller,  house  r.  98  Chambers 
Warren  Cyrus,  printer,  boards  3  N.  Hudson 
Warren  Daniel,  trunk  maker,  boards  10  Gouch 
Warren  Daniel  D.  moulder,  h.  Paris,  n.  Maverick 
Warren  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Second,  near  Turnpike 
Warren  Francis  M.  &  Co.  {Timothy  Davis),  ship 

brokers,  3^  Commercial,  house  11  Bond 
Warren  Franklin  C.  clerk,  1  City  wharf,  boards  10 
Channing  [land 

Warren  Frederick.  1  Court  House,  boards  13  Knee- 
Warren  George,  clerk,  13  R.  R.  Ex.  h.  82  Summer 
Warren  George,  shoe  maker,  Church,  near  Fuller 
Warren  George  W.  &  Co.  {John  A.  and  Alfred  B. 
Warren,  W.  B.  Barry,  David  White,  jr.  <Sr  E. 
G.  Bates),  dry  goods,  192  Wash.  h.  20  Rowe 
Warren  Henry,   marble  and  freestone  manufactu- 
rer, 9  Haverhill,  house  4  Snowhill  court 
Warren  Henry,  counsellor,  11  Court 
Warren  Ira,  physician.  Court,  corner  Howard,  bds. 

Broadway,  corner  K 
Warren  James,  marble  cutter,  house  122  Sea 
Warren  James,  jr.  marble  cutter,  h.  122  Sea 
Warren  Jane,  widow,  house  33  Kneeland 
Warren  Jeremiah  N.  boot  maker,  house  00  Lowell 
Warren  John,  1  N.  Market,  house  1  Hull 
Warren  John,  carpenter,  33  Kneeland 
Warren  John,  laborer,  house  10  Butolph 
AVarren  John,  handcartman,  house  199  Hanover 
Warren  John,  conchologist,  34  School,  house  13 

Kneeland 
AVarren  John  A.  (G.  W.  Warren  l;  Co.),  192  AA^ash. 
AVarren  John  C.  mason,  house  rear  19  Stillman 
AA''arren  John  C.  physician,  house  2  Park 
AVarren  John  C.  tailor,  51  AVash.  house  42  Spring 


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Warren  J.  Mason,  physician,  house  6  Park 

Warren  John  W.  house  10  Channing 

Warren  Jonathan  &  Son  (■/.  C),  shoes  and  leather, 

15  Shoe  and  Leather,  house  at  Grafton 
Warren  Jonathan  C.  (J.  Warren  ^  So)i) 
Warren  J.  Sullivan,  boards  Albion  Hotel 
Warren  John  Wright,  jr.  physician,  h.  10  Channing 
Warren  Joseph  A.  restorator,  6  Market  square,  h. 

42  Lowell 
Warren  Joseph  R.  printer,  house  30  Piedmont 
Warren  Josiah,  cabinet  maker,  house  43  Myrtle 
Warren  Lawrence,   ornamental  painter,    1  and  3 

Derby  Range,  up  stairs 
Warren  L.  L.  &  Co.  leather,  7  Blackstone 
Warren  Maria,  millinery,  149  Hanover 
AVarren  Morton  C.  clerk,  2  Milk,  b.  26  S.  Russell 
Warren  Moses  C.  hardware,  9  Dock  square,  house 

at  Brookline 
Warren  Nathaniel  G.  carpenter,  h.  4  South  st.  pi. 
Warren  Ralph,  bonnet  presser,  92  Washington 
Warren  Samson,  37  S.  Market,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Warren  Samuel  D.  {Grant,  Daniell^  Co.),  house  11 

Bulfinch 
Warren  Sarah  [Langchn  ^  W.),  boards  30  Salem 
Warren  Silas,  police,  house  69  Suffolk 
Warren  Sophia  E.  {NewtotiS^  IF.),  215  Washington 
Warren  Thomas  D.  {Appleton  &;  W.) 
Warren  Thomas  R.  boot  maker,  house  21  Fayette 
Warren  Varnum,  dry  goods,  92  Hanover,  house  at 

Chelsea  [Chelsea 

Warren  Washington,    clerk,   44   Broad,   house   at 
Warren  William,  clerk,  43  Cornhill,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Warren  William,  actor,  boards  5  Adams 
Warren  William  E.  carpenter,  house  5  Ringgold 
AVarren  AA^illiam  J.  laborer,  house  16  Avery 
AA^arren  AViUiam  R.  416  AVash.  boards  43  Myrtle 
AVarren  AA^illiam  AV.  {Messer,  Warren  §  Davis),  b. 

8  Allston 
Warren  Zenas  C.  clerk,  43.J  Federal,  b.  11  Channing 
Warriner  John  R.  97  Milk,  boards  2  Kneeland  pi. 
Warriner  Rebecca,  house  55  Portland 
AVashburn  Abby,  widow,  house  32  Myrtle 
AVashburn  Adaline,  widow,  h.  25  A'ernon  [Roxbury 
AA''ashburn  Alexan'r  C.  {Hayes  iS-  W.),  h.  Cedar  sq. 
Washburn  A.  S.  59  Kilby,  boards  Revere  House 
AVashburn  Cyrus,  wood  and  coal,  Sumner,  house 

25  Liverpool,  E.  B.  [U.  S.  Hotel 

Washburn  Frederick  L.  counsellor,  19  Court,  bds. 
AVashburn  George,  333  Wash,  boards  6  High 
AVashburn  Henry,  clerk,  42  Central  wharf,  house 

66  Charter 
Washburn  Hervey,  house  44  Fayette 
AVashburn  8c  Co.  {Hiram  Washburn),  hats,  caps, 

&c.  87  AVashington,  boards  40  Essex 
AVashburn  Jabez,  house  1  Gray  place 
AA^ashburn  James,  house  74  Charter 
AVashburn  John  M.  65  Congress,  b.  Revere  House 
AVashburn  John  AV.  clerk,  36  Union  [ford 

AVashburn  Lewis  H.  currier,  65  Fulton,  h.  at  Med- 
Washburn  Margaret  R.  teacher,  boards  6  Sumner 
Washburn  Miles,  clerk,  60  Hanover,  bds.  8  Friend 
AVashburn  Oliver,  machinist,  house  rear  190  Fourth 
Washburn  Roderick  F.  merchant  tailor,  9  Lewis, 

house  Chelsea,  near  Maverick  square 
Washburn  AVilliam,  housewright,  house  32  Myrtle 
AVashburn  {William)  &  Alexander  (C.  A.),  archi- 
tects, 7  Change  av.  h.  Myrtle     [h.  55  Chesnut 
Washburn  AV.  R.  P.  counsellor,  24  Court  square, 
AA'ashington  George,  house  3  Smith  court 
AVashington  George  H.  porter,  h.  AVilberforce  pi. 
AVasick  Thomas,  paper  stamper,  h.  39  Charlestown 
AVasley  J.  R.  designer,  21  Pearl,  house  at  Chelsea 
Wason  {Elbridge),   Peirce  {Henry),  &  Co.  {R.  B. 

Wason),  AV.  I.  goods,  7  Chatham,  bds.  Marl- 
boro' Hotel 
Wason  Peter,  handcartman,  house  Robinson  lane 
AVasou  Robert  B.  {  Wason,  Peirce  ix^  Co.),  b.  21  Pitts 
Wason  AVilliam  {Rice  Sj  W.),  house  69  Salem 
Wass  Emma,  house  229  Harrison  avenue 
AVass  Jerome  B.  boards  735  AVashington 


Wass  Nancy,  boarding,  house  735  Washington 
AA'ass  Julia,  house  229  Harrison  avenue 
AVass  Otis  S.  laborer,  house  9  Dover 
AVasson  P^rancis,  brakeman,  boards  64  Sea 
AA''aterbury  J.  B.  Rev.  house  55  Temple 
AVaterhouse  George  L.  clerk,  38  Hanover 
AVaterhouse  Sarah  Mrs.  house  61  North  Margin 
AVaterman  Abby  G.  h.  22  Lynde 
AVaterman  Andrew  T.  police,  h.  1  S.  Russell 
AVaterman  {AntIiony,jr.)&  Litchfield  {Atirood,jr.), 

doors,  blinds,  &c.  34  Com'l,  h.  at  Medford 
Waterman  Eunice,  widow,  h.  1  S.  Russell 
AVaterman  Foster,  com.  mer.  92  State,  h.  39  Allen 
AVaterman  James  H.  book  binder,  over  362  Wash. 

h.  13  Dover 
Waterman  Lewis,  laborer,  h.  Telegraph 
AVaterman  Nathaniel,  tin   ware  manufacturer,  83 

and  85  Cornhill,  h.  34  Beach,  opp.  Tyler 
AVaterman  Thomas,  housewright,  Fulton,  c.  Rich- 
mond, h.  4  Battery  [h.  30  Fayette 
AVaterman  Thomas,  book  keeper.  Traders'   Bank, 
AVaterman  Thomas,  bds.  Arnold,  near  AA'ash 
AA^aterman  T.  Storrs,  clerk,  59  Milk 
AVaters  Ann,  widow  of  Ebenezer,  h.  27  Thacher 
AVaters  Arthur,  trunk  maker,  46  Devonshire,  bds. 

107  Hanover 
Waters  Chas.  grocer,  81  Endicot,  bds.  27  Thacher 
Waters  Eben.    coppersmith,   81   Endicot,   bds.   27 

Thacher 
AA^aters  Edwin  F.  25  Kilby 

AVaters  Elijah,  sail  maker,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
AVaters  George  Frank,  dentist,  115  Court 
AA''aters  Henry,  laborer,  h.  Bremen,  n.  Sumner 
AVaters  James,  tin  plate  worker,  h.  r.  94  Fourth] 
AVaters  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  243  Ann 
AA'aters  John  Mrs.  boards  7  Eliot 
AA^aters  Joseph,  tailor,  bds.  7  Sullivan  place       [ter 
AVaters  Mary  E.  Mrs.  h.  192   Hanover,  opp.  Char- 
AVaters  Olive  C.  widow,  h.  229  Harr.  avenue 
AVaters  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  28  Porter,  E.  B. 
Waters  Sam'l,  engineer,  h.  Colony       [Silver,  n.  B 
AVaters  Thos.  S.   hair   dresser,  55  Turnpike,  h.  71 
AVaters  {WiUiani)  &  Co.  {John  Milk,  jr.),  copper- 
smiths, Sumner,  h.  Border,  E.  B. 
Waters  AVillard  S.  cooper,  9  &  10  Fulton  place,  h. 

8  N.  Margin 
AVaterston  {Robert)  Pray  &  Co.  {J.   W.  Hall,  C. 
Deane,  i^  Robert  Bariietf),  com.  merchants,  27 
Federal,  h.  High,  cor.  AA'ash.  sq. 
AVaterston  Robert  C.  Rev.  h.  11  Essex 
AVatkey  Henry,  machinist,  h.  Silver,  near  A 
AVatkins  Charles  H.  mason,  h.  4  Rochester 
AA^atkins  Charlotte,  nurse,  bds.  20  AV.  Orange 
AVatkins  Edward  E.  fish,  house  First,  n.  K  [D 

AVatkins  Frederick  AV.  carriage  maker.  Second,  n. 
AA'atkins  Geo.  haekman,  bds.  IS  AA^est       [Dedhara 
AA'atkins  John,  steel  trap  and  hinge  maker,  AVest 
AVatkins  Rosier  O.  plumber,  h.  AVarren  place 
AA^atkins  Samuel  A.  coppersmith,  h.  London,  E.  B. 
AVatkins  AVilliam,  machinist,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
AVatson  Abraham  A.  physician,  h.  25  Harrison  av. 
AVatson  Abram  AV.  25  Federal,  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
AA'atson  Betsey  B.  boarding,   h.  Travers,  c.  Friend 
AVatson  Charles,  waterman,  h.  Maverick,  n.  New 
AVatson  Charles  A.  65  AA'ash.  h.  at   E.    Cambridge 
AA''atson  Daniel,  clerk,  bds.  4  Central  court 
AVatson  Daniel  H.  2  Milk,  b.  AVash.  Coffee  House 
AA'atson  D.  Miss,  nurse,  h.  28  Porter 
AVatson  Daniel  S.  blacksmith,  h.  rear  33  Warren 
AVatson  {David)  &  Bisbee  {Thos.),  turners.  Cause- 
way, cor.  Friend,  h.  1  Lynde  place 
Watson  David,  at  N.  E.   Type  Foundry,  bds.    9 
Brattle  square  [Foundry,  Spring  lane 

AVatson  David,  jr.  Boston   Type  and  Stereotype 
AVatson  Frederick,  machinist,  h.  93  Fourth,  n.  B 
AVatson  George,   restorator.  Leveret,  opp.  Minot, 
h.  1 13  Chambers  [Tileston 

AVatson  George  B.   printer,  60   Congress,  house  3 
AVatson  Henry,  laborer,  h.  2  AVilberforce  place 
AVatson  James  S.  h.  2  Allston  place 


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285 


Watson  Jeremiah,  chairs,  55   Blackstone,  h.   256 
Tremont  [at  Chelsea 

AVatson  John,  watch  maker,  65  Washington,  house 
Watson  John,  tailor,  h.  1  Wesley,  E.  B. 
Watson  John  H.  2  Milk,  bds.  Favilion 
Watson  Joseph,  machinist,  bds.  228   Harr.  avenue 
Watson  Joseph,  type  founder,  h.  98  Tremont 
Watson  L.  M.  teacher,  732  Wash.  c.  Olive  place 
Watson  S.  N.  salesman,  7  Holmes's  bl'k,  h.  at  S. 

Reading 
Watson  Thomas,  paper  hanger,  h.  9  Tileston 
Watson  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  10  Belmont 
Watson  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  h.  39  Billerica 
Watson  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  Paris,  n.  Mav'k 
Watson  Thomas  A.   counsellor,  35  Court,  bds.  4 

Bulfinch  place 
Watson  William,  grocer,  1  Bridge  street  court 
Watts  Caleb  B.  caulker  and  graver,  h.  Third,  n.  I 
Watts  Chas.  S.  boiler  maker,  h.  131  Broadway 
Watts  Francis  O.  {Hnbbard&;  IF.),  h.91  Mt.  Vernon 
Watts  Isaac,  3  Market  sq.  li.  at  Maiden  [pi. 

Watts  Jas.  W.  engraver,  228  Wash.  b.  3  Bumstead 
Watts  John,  stone  cutter,  bds.  51  Federal 
Watts  Rachel,  boarding,  37  Commercial 
Watts  Rebecca,  widow,  h.  13  Battery      [Causeway 
Watts  Samuel  F.   produce,  3  Market   sq.    house  7 
Watts  Sarah,  nurse,  h.  10  Madison  place 
Watts  William,  ornamental  painter,  bds.  5  Mason 
Wattson  Thomas  &  Sons  (J.    T.  Ricketts  &;   T.  B. 
Wattsoii),  ship  bread  bakers.  Fort  Hill  wharf 
Waugh  Abigail  N.  widow,  h.  18  Albion 
Way  Alanson,  book  keeper,  b.  19  La  Grange  place 
Way  John  M.  broker,  58  Blackstone     [bridgeport 
Way  Nathaniel  O.  grocer,  581  Wash.   h.   at   Cam- 
Way  S.  A.  3  Congress,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Way  Samuel,  last  maker,  b.  415  Wash. 
Wayland  John,  bds.  19  N.  Russell 
Waynes  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Weatherbee  Elijah  T.  clothes  warehouse,  110  Sum- 
mer, c.  New  Broad,  h.  106  Summer 
Weaver  Sophia,  widow,  h.  14  Sudbury 
\YQ\ih  {Albert)  &  Low  {Charles  L.),  W.   I.   goods, 

97  Commercial,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Webb  Allen  P.  housewright,  h.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Webb  Asa  (  T.  C.  Webb  S^  Co.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Webb  Catharine,  widow,  bds.  8  Kneeland  place 
Webb  Cliarles  H.  79  Fulton,  house  at  Chelsea 
Webb  George  J.  professor  of  music,  h.  Mt.  Vernon, 

corner  Charles 
Webb  Henry,  laborer,  h.  4  James  place 
Webb  Jerusha,  boarding  house,  2  Bowdoin 
Webb  John,  cutter,  bds.  55  Hanover 
Webb  John,  teamster,  h.  opp.  Wilberforce  place 
Webb  John,  h.  54  Tremont 
Webb  Joseph,  marble  manuf.  14  Haverhill 
Webb  Mary,  h.  9.^  Hull 

Webb  Nath.  P.  cooper,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage 
Webb  Parthenia,  widow,  h.  2  Eaton 
Webb  Robert,  salesman,  bds.  42  Pearl  [pi. 

Webb  Seth,  jr.  counsellor,  4  State,  b.  9  Ashburton 
Webb  T.  C.  &  Co.  {Asa  Webb),  shoes  and  leather, 

77  &  79  Fulton,  h.  at  Quincy 
Webb  Thos.  H.  physician,  150   Harrison  av.  b.  do. 
Webb  Wm.  carpet  weaver,  h.  Newland,  n.  Br'kline 
Webber  Aaron  D.  carpenter,  13  Lindall,  h.  33  Hia;h 
Webber  David  C.  packer,  h.  9  Milton  [Margin 

Webber  Edmund  M.  clerk  at  Post  Office,  h.   Gl^N. 
Webber  Henry  P.  wheelwright,  h.  18  Wall 
Webber  John,  agent  N.  E.  Cordage  Co.,  Northamp- 
ton, h.  at  Roxbury 
Webber  Luther  B.  housewright,  h.  Athens,  n.  E 
Webber  Norman  A.  41  Broad,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Webber  Philip,  baker,  h.  100  West  Cedar 
Webl)er  Sarah,  nurse,  h.  4  Cedar  st.  place 
AVebber  Temperance  Mrs.  h.  48  Salem  [S.  B. 

Webber  Wm.  piano-forte  maker,   h.   373   Fourth, 
Webber  AVm.  300  Washington 
AVebber  AVm.  H.  clerk,  77  Chambers,  bds.  18  AVall 
AVeber  John,  laborer,  h.  Suffolk,  c.  AV.  Castle 
AVebster  Adaline  Mrs.  tailoress,  h.  33  Chambers 


AVebster  ^Albert,  confectioner,  3  Brattle,  h.  Harri- 
son square,  Dorchester 
AVebster  Amnion,  teamster,  h.  20  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Webster  Amos,  house  Eliot,  n.  Tremont 
AVebster  Andrew  S.  34  Union 
AA^ebster  Benj.  E.  hackman,  h.  r.  9  Hawkins 
AVebster  Chas.  E.  (Webster  <Sf  Co.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
AVebster  Chas.  H.  hot  air  furnaces,  32  Union,  bds. 

pGtirl  st.  HousG 
AVebster  (CVias.  W.)   &   Hodges    (G.   D.),  boots, 

shoes,  and  leather,  12  Elm,  b.  11  do. 
Webster  Christopher  C.  clerk  298  AVash. 
AVebster  Daniel,  counsellor,  46  Court 
AVebster  Daniel,  mason,  h.  I,  corner  Second 
AVebster  Daniel,  jr.  trader,  bds.  I,  cor.  Second 
AVebster  David  H.  grocer,  37  Atkinson,  h.  1  Sister 
AVebster  &  Co.  {David L.,  J.  G.  Sf  C.  E.  Webster), 

manuf.  morocco,  &c.  39  N.  Mark.  h.  at  Melrose 
AVebster  Franklin,  usher  Boylston  School 
AVebster  {Francis  B.)  &  Gilbert  {S.  P.),  dry  goods, 

29  Hanover,  bds.  Marlboro'  Hotel 
AVebster  Fletcher,  counsellor,  46  Court 
AVebster  G.  AA'allace  &  Co.  {M.  T.  Eastman),  com. 

grocers  and  produce,  4  India  wf.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Webster  Henry  A.  &  Co.  {Wm.   W.  Webster),  dry 

goods,  70  Congress,  house  at  Maiden     [Essex 
Webster  Horace  {Abner  French,  t^-  Co.),  boards  58 
AVebster  James,  carpenter,  h.  11  Tyler  court 
AVebster  John  G.  house  at  Melrose 
AVebster  Jonathan  B.  varnisher,  h.  17  Cooper 
AVebster  Joshua,  70  Congress,  house  at  Maiden 
AVebster  Justus,  machinist  and  brass  finisher,  36 

AVashington,  house  34  Billerica 
Webster  Luther,  hackman,  bds.  5  Bradford  place 
AVebster  Moses  F.  book  binder,  house  8  S.  Russell 
AVebster  Nathan,  rear  101  Tremont 
AVebster  Samuel  H.  clerk  at  Central  House 
AVebster  Susan,  widow,  house  116  Court 
AVebster  AVm.  P.  house  27  AVarren  [Tyler 

AVebster  AVm.  AV.  {H.  A.  Webster  ^  Co.),  house  37 
AVeddell  Andrew,  surgical  instrument  maker,  15 

Hawley 
Wedge  Betsey,  widow  of  Lothrop,  h.  14  Maiden 
AA^edger  Charles  AV.  housewright,  h.  2  Unity  ct. 
AVedger  John  B.  confectioner,  111  Hanover,  h.  5 

Unity  ct. 
AVedger  Nancy,  widow,  h.  2  Unity  ct.        [Dedham 
AVedin  Frederick,  piano-forte  maker,  house  22  AV. 
AVeed  Ebenezer,  saleratus  maker,  b.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
AVeed  Edward  C.  25  State,  boards  79  Mt.  A'ernon 
AVeed  Ivory  B.  teamster,  house  Bennington 
AVeed  Ivory  P.  teamster,  house  58  Nashua 
AVeed  Otis  H.  auctioneer,  69  Hanover,  h.  at  Maiden 
AVeeden  Benjamin,  10  Franklin  avenue  [nap 

AVeeden  H.  clothing,  10  Franklin  av.  h.  r.  25  Belk- 
AVeeden  {John)  &  Jeffers  {Ebeti),  antique  cabinet 

makers,  3  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln 
AVeeks  Andrew  G.  clerk,  138  AA''ash.  h.  15  Purchase 
AA''eeks  Benjaniin,  machinist,  h.  3  A'illage 
AA'eeks  Caroline,  milliner,  AV.  Dedham,  c.  Suffolk 
AVeeks  Chas.  physician  for  stammering,  265  AVash. 
AVeeks  Daniel   A.   housewright,   Broadway,   near 

Dorchester,  boards  119  C 
Weeks  Daniel  P.  30  Merchant's  row 
AA'eeks  Ebenezer  and  J.  S.  lobsters,  Sumner,  E.  B. 
AVeeks  Ezra,  boarding,  15  Purchase 
AVeeks  George  H.  clerk,  2  Liberty  sq.  b.  9  Elm 
AA^eeks  Hannah  R.  dress  maker,  boards  8  May 
AVeeks  Henry,  provisions,  36  Federal 
AVeeks  James  A.  provisions,  36  Federal,  h.  34  do. 
AV^eeks  James  B.  39  Long  wf.  house  31  Vine 
AVeeks  James  E.  P.  house  92  Eliot 
AA'eeks  James  H.  &  Co.  {D.  P.  Ives),  fancy  goods, 

133  AA^ashington,  boards  7  Bussey  place 
AA^eeks  John,  painter,  house  7  N.  Russell      [E.  B. 
AVeeks  John  S.  {E.  S^  J.  S.  Weeks),  house  Sumner, 
AVeeks  John  S.  {Mellen,  Hill  ^  Co.) 
AVeeks  Stephen  {Smith  &;  W.),  house  16  Carver 
AVeeks  AVm.  A.,  AVhig  Reading  Room,  144  AVash. 

house  25  Somerset 


286 


BOSTON      [W]      DIRECTORY. 


Weeman  Ebenezer,  blacksmith,  16  Merrimac,  h.  at 

Charlestown 
Weeman  Wm.  E.  blacksmith,  bds.  Ill  Leveret 
Weir  Andrew  A.  tailor,  86  Washington,  house  at 

Franklin 
Weir  E.obert,  printer,  h.  70  Pleasant  [Everett 

AVeisbrod  F.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  2  Richmond,  h. 
Weixler  Jacob  P.,  German  boarding  h.  76  Federal 
Welch  Benjamin,  jr.  trader,  house  8  May 
Welch  Charles,  hatter,  house  o  Bridge  street  court 
Welch  Charles  A.  clerk,  51  Milk,  b.  1.  Chauncypl. 
Welch  Charles  A.  {Sohier  &;  IF.),  19  Court 
Welch  Darling,  truckman, "b.  7  Purchase  place 
Welch  David,  laborer,  house  Half  Moon  place 
Welch  David,  clerk,  h.  Second,  cor.  A 
Welch  Edward  Mrs.  house  146  Fourth 
AVelch  Edward,  laborer,  house  Hanover  avenue 
Welch  Edward,  provisions,  91  Fourth,  h.  do. 
Welch  Edward,  laborer,  house  6  Lancaster 
Welch  Edward,  laborer,  house  Fifth,  n.  E 
Welch  E.  Baker,  51  Milk  [avenue 

Welch  Elbridge  G.  grocer.  Charter,  c.  Greenough 
Welch  F.  G.  dry  goods,  71  Kilby,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Welch  Francis,  president  Franklin  Insurance  Co. 

44  State,  house  10  Louisburgh  square 
Welch  George  H.  printer,  bds.  Hanover  House 
Welch  G.  W.  junk  store,  123  Camb.  h.  7  Blossom 
Welch  Henry,  carpenter,  boards  46  Curve 
Welch  Hosea,  truckman,  boards  7  Purchase  place 
Welch  Isabella,  plain  sewing,  house  2  Myrtle  ct. 
Welch  James,  laborer,  house  Maverick,  E.  B. 
AVelch  James,  laborer,  house  5  Brighton 
Welch  James,  painter,  house  23  Billerica 
Welch  James,  laborer,  house  37  Oswego 
AVelch  James,  laborer,  house  7  E.  Orange 
Welch  James  M.  housewright,  Albany,  c.  Curve, 

house  17  London 
Welch  John,  grocer,  187  Broadway,  h.  Sixth,  n.  E 
Welch  John,  laborer,  house  Havre,  n.  Maverick 
AVelch  John,  laborer,  house  Border,  n.  Maverick 
AVelch  John,  laborer,  house  106  Purchase 
Welch  John,  laborer,  house  33  Endicot 
AVelch  John,  63  E.  R.  R.  wf.  h.  5  Franklin  place 
AVelch  John,  laborer,  house  366  Commercial 
AVelch  John,  laborer,  house  73  South 
AVelch  John,  fruiterer,  house  3  AVharf 
AVelch  John,  house  Batterymarch,  near  Broad 
AVelch  John  H.  (Heard &  W.),  house  29  Beacon 
AVelch  John  P.  treasurer  Fitchburg  Railroad  Co.,  at 

passengers'  station.  Causeway,  c.  Haverhill,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Welch  Larra,  laborer,  house  rear  6  Medford 
AVelch  Lewis,  laborer,  house  6  Washington  square 
AVelch  Lydia  E.  widow  of  Emery,  h.  8  S.  Margin 
AVelch  Margaret,  house  11  South  street  court 
AVelch  Mary  Mrs.  house  A,  near  Third 
AA'elch  Mary,  widow,  house  107  Broad 
AVelch  Mary  A.  seamstress,  house  16  Green 
Welch  Michael,  tailor,  house  Cove  place 
AVelch  Michael,  laborer,  house  4  Cove  place 
AVelch  ^lichael,  laborer,  house  Page's  court 
AVelch  Michael,  blacksmith,  house  86  AV.  Cedar 
AVelch  Michael,  laborer,  house  54  Kneeland 
AVelch  Michael,  wagoner,  house  12  Hawkins 
AVelch  Michael,  laborer,  house  Paris  ct.  E.  B. 
AA^elch  Michael,  wagoner,  boards  5  Kneeland 
AA^elch  Michael,  carpenter,  house  6  Canal 
AVelch  Morris,  teamster,  house  3  Snowhill 
AVelch  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  10  Charlestown 
AVelch  Patrick,  laborer,  21  AVashington  avenue 
AVelch  Patrick,  tailor,  house  12  Sister 
Welch  Patrick,  laborer,  17  Washington  avenue 
AVelch  Patrick,  coachman,  house  6  S.  Margin 
AVelch  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Welch  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Welch  Richard,  laborer,  house  near  Old  Road 
Welch  Richard,  laborer,  house  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Welch  Sarah,  house  242  Tremont 
AVelch  Thomas,  physician,  300  Broadway 
AVelch  Thos.  laborer,  h.  11  S.  Margin 


AVelch  AValter,  livery  stable,  23  Portland,  h.  at  E. 

Cambridge 
AVelch  AVm.  Joseph,  5  Tremont  row,  h.  3  Cotting 
AVelch  AVm.  laborer,  h.  Dove,  n.  Dorchester 
AVelch  AVm.  harness  maker,  717  Washington,  h. 

at  Roxbury 
Welch  Wm.  laborer,  house  Page's  court 
AVelch  AVm.  handcartman,  house  87  Essex 
AVelch  Wm.  carpenter,  house  2  Belmont 
AVelch  AVm.  laborer,  house  Payson's  court 
AVelch  AVilson  Jarvis,  counsellor,  5  Mass.  block, 

house  737  AVashington 
Weld  Aaron  D.  broker,  127  State,  h.  at  W.  Roxbury 
AVeld  A.  D.  2d  {Manny  .%•  IF.),  72  Pearl 
AVeld  A.  H.  wines,  &c.  6'N.  Market,  b.  8  Village 
AVeld  Daniel,  house  742  Washington 
AVeld  Daniel  M.  provisions,  AVebster,  c.  Orleans 
Weld  David  &  Co.  (£.  F.  Weld),  West  India  goods 

and  stone  ware,  35  and  36  S. Market,  house  at 

Jamaica  Plain 
AVeld  Edward  F.  {D.  Weld  ^  Co.),  h.  12  Eliot 
AVeld  Frederick,  housewright,  house  r.  57  Temple 
AVeld  {F.  M.)  &  Minot  (C.  II.),  com.    merch's,  35 

Central  whf.  house  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Weld  George  M.  86  State,  h.  27  Fayette 
AVeld  Horace  P.  restorator,  47  Causeway,  house  56 

Nashua  [Broad,  h.  17  Common 

Weld  James  &   Co.    {J.   Lewis),   ship  bread,  95 
AVeld  J.  Gardner  {Coffin  ^  W.),  h.  at  Roxbury 
AVeld  John,  shoes,  4i2  AVash.  b.  25  Kneeland 
AVeld  James  {Hutchim  S^  W.),  38  Kilby       [lin  sq. 
AVeld  John  D.  {Atkins,  )Veld  &;  Co.),  h.  13  Frank- 
AVeld  Joseph  R.  92  Utica,  boax-ds  264  Tremont 
AVeld  Moses  AV.  physician,  2  Blanchard   block. 

Court,  house  742  AVashington 
AA'eld  Samuel,  house  12  Eliot 
AVeld  Sarah,  widow,  fancy  goods,  Derne,  c.  Temple 
AVeld  AVm.  lithographer,  b.  AVash.  c.  Garland 
AVeld  AVilliam  F.  &  Co.  {R.  Baker,  jr.), merchants, 

30  Central  wharf,  house  65  Bowdoin 
AVeld  AVilliam  G.  30  Central  wharf 
AVeld  AVm.  H.  clerk,  55  Chambers,  b.  57  Temple 
AVeller  Andrew,  jr.  at  Post  Office,  h.  39  Hudson 
AA^eller  Edwin,  engraver,  boards  19  Prospect 
AVeller  Jacob,  baker,  4  Lucas  place,  house  do. 
AVeller  John,  teamster,  boards  79  Albany 
AVeller  AVilliajn,  tailor,  house  57  Hudson 
AVelles  Arnold  F.  Mrs.  house  1  Pemberton  square 
AVelles  Benjamin,   merchant,   27   Merchants'   Ex- 
change, house  16  Chesnut 
AVelles  John,  9  Thorndike  building,  h.  59  Summer 
AVelles  Theodore,  laborer,  house  11  Myrtle 
AVelles  Titus,  president  Eagle  Bank,  h.  3  AValnut 
AVeUington  A.  A.,  AV.  I.  goods,  23  Dock  square,  h. 

AVebster,  East  Boston 
AVeUington  Aaron  H.  clerk,  17  Pearl,  b.  30  Kneel'd 
AVeUington  Ambrose,  teacher  Smith  School,  house 

at  AValtham 
AVeUington  Avery  {Lovett  &;  W.),  bds.  19  Hancock 
AVeUington  Benjamin,  23  Federal,  boards  4  High 
AA^ellington  Charles,  house  F,  near  Gold 
AVeUington  Charles,  house  48  Cross 
AVeUington  Cornelius,  clerk,  boards  24  Oxford 
AVeUington  Darius,  475  AA^ash.  boards  24  Oxford 
AVeUington  David,  jr.  6  N.  Market,  b.  175  Tremont 
AVeUington  Geo.  {liVilkins  ^  W.),  h.  143  Pleasant 
AA'ellington  Heliodorus,  provisions,  4  the  S.   Mar- 
ket, house  40  Harvard 
AVeUington  Henry  AV.  117  Milk  [Hancock 

AVeUington  Hiram,  counsellor,  10  Court,  house  19 
AVeUington  Joseph,  plumber,  h.  Cheever  pi.  E.  B. 
AVeUington  (Joseph  V.)  &  Reed  (Edwin),  loBoyls- 

ton  Market,  boards  6  Pine 
AVeUington  Josiah,  boards  24  Oxford  [30  Kneeland 
AVeUington  Seth,  provisions,  Beach,  c.  Hudson,  h. 
AVellmaa  Edw.  AV.  public  store,  Long  wf.  h.  3  Byron 
AVellman  Geo.  B.  clerk,  Custom  House,  house  at 

Jamaica  Plain 
AVellman  Geo.  F.  75  Broad,  h.  15  Somerset 
AVellman  Nelson,  machinist,  house  8  W.  Canton 


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287 


Wellman  Nelson,  truckman,  house  48  Harvard 
Wellraan  Samuel  E.  shipwright,  h.  Fifth,  near  B 
Wellman  Wm.  A.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Brookline 
Wellock  Charles  H.  shipwright,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Wells  Abigail,  variety  store,  -57  Leveret,  h.  55  do. 
Wells  Charles,  president  M.  M.  Insurance  Co.  31 

State,  house  486  Washington 
Wells  Charles,  house  94  Leveret  [4  Oak  pi. 

Wells  Charles  A.,  L.  P.  Insurance  Co.  13  State,  h. 
Wells  Charles  B.  superintendent  sewers  and  drains, 

office  City  Hall,  house  11  West  Cedar 
Wells  Edward,  house  27  Porter 
Wells  Ellen,  widow,  house  103  Endicot    [Purchase 
Wells  E.  M.  P.   Rev.,  St.  Stephen's  House,  h.  34 
Wells  Eliza,  ■widovr,  house  69  Salem 
Wells  (Francis)  &  Libby  (Oliver),  flour  store,  21 

Long  wharf,  house  at  Cambridge 
Wells  Francis  P.  clerk,  house  2  Seaver  place 
Wells  Geo.  R.  hair  dresser,  366  Wash.  h.  18  Porter 
Wells  Hasty  G.  carpenter,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Wells  Henry,  clerk,  63  Kilby,  boards  22  May 
Wells  John  B.  general  inspector  of  beef  and  pork, 

38  Commercial,  house  Foster,  corner  Charter 
Wells  .John  E.  watchman,  house  12  Curve 
Wells  John  T.  (French,  WeUs,  5,-  Co.),  h.  5  High 
Wells  Joseph,  cooper,  111  Commercial 
Wells  Lydia,  widow,  house  67  Salem 
Wells  Margaret,  widow,  house  15  Marion 
Wells  Oliver  S.  housewright,  35  Causeway,  h.  6^  do. 
Wells  Owen,  laborer,  house  Ontario 
Wells  P.  Francis,  23  Long  wharf,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Wells  Philip,  waiter  at  Fountain  House 
Wells  Royal  S.  (Blanehard,  Converse  S;  Co.),  bds. 

Revere  House 
AVells  Samuel  A.  12  Kilby,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Wells  Samuel  P.  captain,  110  Salem  [bds.  55  Eliot 
Wells  Sarah,  fancy  goods,  May,  corner  W.  Cedar, 
Wells  Seth,  50  North  Market,  house  36  Hancock 
Wells  Susan,  nurse,  house  7  Fayette  court 
Wells  Thomas  M.  printer,  house  22  Sea 
Wells  Wm.  confectioner,  353  Wash.  h.  r.  436  do. 
Wellward  Lewis,  boiler  mak'r,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Cott'ge 
Welsh  Esther,  widow,  house  21  Williams 
Welsh  Patrick,  tinsmith,  house  25  Porter,  E.  B. 
Welsh  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  house  Porter,  E.  B. 
Welsh  Walter,  house  24  Russell 
Weltch  Charles,  boards  1  Chauncy  place 
Weltch  John,  clerk,  13  Rowe's  wf.  house  6  Oak 
Weltch  Nancy,  widow,  house  6  Oak 
Weltch  Samuel,  packet  agent  &  commission  mer- 
chant, 133  State,  house  6  Oak  [st.  House 
Welton  Arad  W.  (Burn/mm,  W.  »;  Co.),  b.  Pearl 
Welton  Willard,  jr.  boards  65  Bedford 
AVelton  William,  laborer,  house  6  Lehigh 
Wendell  Benjamin  (Rich  &;  W.),  2  Green 
Wendell  Jacob,  jr.  clerk,  21  Pearl,  b.  at  Pavilion 
AVendell  William,  chair  painter,  house  8  Minot 
Wcndt  Frederick,  mason,  house  Gold,  near  C 
Wendte  Charles  Mrs.  house  119  Pleasant 
Went  Robert  (Alexander  S;  W.),  h.  Fifth,  near  F 
Wentworth  Alexander,  clerk,  25  Water 
Wentworth  Arioch,  soap  stone  &  marble,  15  Haw- 
ley  and  40  Haverhill,  boards  Marlboro'  Hotel 
Wentworth  Charles,  teamster,  h.  6  Thacher  ct. 
Wentworth  Cyrus,  milkman,  house  36  Pleasant 
Wentworth  Edward  K.  clerk,  house  5  Nashua 
Wentworth  Edwin  H.  hatter,  house  40  Poplar 
Wentworth  Elias,  house  52  Marion 
Wentworth  Frederick  A.  mason,  h.  Cottage,  E.  B. 
Wentworth  F.  B.  salesman  at  W.  P.  Tenny's,  bds. 

National  House 
Wentworth  Geo.  W.  housewright,  house  2  Suffolk 
Wentworth  Hiram,  truckman,  house  Athens,  n.  D 
Wentworth  Isaac,  tailor,  house  10  N.  Charles 
Wentworth  Jacob  C.  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Wentworth  James  Mrs.  82  Charles  [court 

Wentworth  Jason,  jewelry,  238  Wash.  h.  11  Wash. 
Wentworth  Jeremiah  R.  engineer,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Wentwortlx  Jerome,  baker,  52  Cambridge 
Wentworth  John,  shipwright,  h.  7  Lovis,  o.  Fifth 


Wentworth  Joshua  P.  57  Brattle,  b.  132  Hanover 
Wentworth  Josiah  H.  clerk,  boards  5  Poplar  pi. 
Wentworth  Lewis,  house  34  Marion 
Wentworth  Mary,  boarding,  61  Poplar 
Wentworth  Moses,  pile  driver,  h.  Hooton  ct.  E.  B. 
Wentworth  Philip  H.  (Slanjield  §■   W.},  house   at 

Roxbury 
Wentworth  Rebecca  J.  h.  1  Hancock  av.   [12  Vine 
Wentworth  Samuel  A.  provisions,  56  Cambridge,  h. 
Wentworth  William,  carpenter,  house  3  Wesley 
Wentworth  AVilliam,  house  24  Grove 
Wentworth  William,  pile  driver,  h.  Havre,  E.  B. 
Wenzell  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  180  Washington 
Wesberg  Wm.  A.  mariner,  h.  Cross,  near  Border 
Wesley  Pardon  E.  auct'neer,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Orleans 
AVesselhoeft  William,  physician,  house  18  Bedford 
AVesselman  Geo.  grocer,  659^  AVash.  b.  Kellam  pi. 
AVessells  John  H.  mariner,  house  6  Bartlett 
AVesson  Charles  H.  teamster,  house  2  E.  Orange 
AVesson  George  B.  silversmith,  h.  6  East  st.  pi. 
AA^'esson  Leonard,  29  AVater,  house  at  Newton 
AVesson  Mary,  widow,  house  13  Genesee 
AVesson  William  M.  clerk,  house  13  Genesee 
AVest  Ann,  widow  of  Joseph,  house  105  Purchase 
AVest  Charles,  driver,  boards  45  Congress 
AVest  Charles,  silversmith,  5  Hanover,  h.  6  Lowell 
West  (Edward)   &   Stevens  (David),  soap   stone 

manufacturer,  67  Harrison  av.  house  6  Church 
West  Edward  B.  30  Court 
AVest  Elizabeth  Mrs.  teacher,  1  Russell  court 
AVest  George  (Wm.  B.  West  ^  Co.),  b.  Maverick 

House,  E.  B. 
AVest  George  L.  printer,  boards  1  Decatur 
AVest  George  AV.  hardware,  8  AVash.  b.  9  Chesnut 
AVest  John,  shipwright,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
AVest  John,  switchman  B.  &  M.  R.  R.  h.  r.  5  Canal 
AVest  Joseph,  pen  maker,  b.  38  Belknap 
West  Joseph  &  Co.  (Wm.  Parknian),  hardware,  5 

Dock  sq.  house  9  Chesnut 
AVest  Joseph  H.  &  Co.  (C.  Hurd  &;  M.  Dunster), 

botanic  medicines,  139  Hanover,  h.  164  do. 
West  Leonard,  house  foot  South  Cedar 
West  Lewis  B.  27  Commercial 
West  Moody  K.  dep.  wharfinger,  67  Com'l  wharf 
AVest  Ottoway,  hair  dresser,  lO  Federal,  h.  8  Second 
AVest  Phebe  C.  widow,  house  rear  S.  Cedar 
AVest  Richard,  plumber,  2  1-2  AVater,  h.  1  Bennet 
AVest  Samuel,  1  Lewis  wf.  b.  AVashington  House 
AVest   (Thomas    Y.)    &   Fenno    (/.),    clothing,  24 

Dock  square,  h.  at  Charlestown  [57  Sea 

West  AVarren,  housewright,  opp.  23  Kneeland,  h. 
AVest  AVilliam,  job  wagon,  h.  r.  69  Endicot 
AVest  AVm.  C.  21  Long  wf.  h.  at  Roxbury 
AVestacott  AVm.  G.  harness  maker,  b.  36  Portland 
AVestcott  Edward,  grocer,  106  Sea,  h.  108  Sea 
AVestcott  Jeremiah,  laborer,  boards  10  Dover 
AVestcott  John,  shoes,  9  Fulton 
AVestcott  Stephen  &  Son  (S.  E.  Westcott),  factory 

leather,  44  Fulton,  h.  680  AVash.  [AVash. 

AVestcott  Stephen  E.  (S.  Westcott  cV,-  Son),  bds.  680 
AVestcott  Thomas  A.  stoves,  15  Marshall,  boards 

Central  House 
AVestlotorn  Edwin  G.  clerk,  427  AVashington 
AVestman  John,  mariner,  house  2  AVesley,  E.  B. 
AVeston  Alden   B.  (E.    Weston  4r  Sotis),  boards  1 

Chauncy  place 
AVeston  Daniel,  engineer,  h.  Athens,  n.  Dorchester 
AVeston  Daniel,  jr.  machinist,  h.  117  Broadwav 
AVeston  David  M.  (Travers  &;  W.),  h.  12  Albany 
AVeston  Edward  H.  clerk,  Chesnut,  c.  Charles,  b. 

107  AV.  Cedar 
AVeston  Ezra  &  Sons  (G.  B.  &;  A.  B.),  merchants, 

37  Commercial  wf.  b.  Tremont  House 
AVeston  E.  H.  musician,  h.  3  Pembroke 
AVeston  George  L.  179  AVash.  b.  Central  sq.  E.  B. 
AVeston  Gershom  B.  (E.  Weston  4r  Sons),  house  at 

Duxbury 
AVeston  Henry  C.  salesman,  b.  20  Albany 
AVeston  Horace,  painter.  Province,  h.  12  Swan 
AVeston  James,  clocks,  8  Eliot,  h.  do. 


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Weston  James  H.  hair  dresser,  13  U.  S.  Hotel,  h. 

6  Albany 
Wcstou  John,  blacksmith,  h.  Central  sq.  E.  B. 
Weston  John,  carpenter,  h.  r.  32  Pleasant 
Weston  Joseph,  truckman,  house  67  Lowell 
Weston  Leander  L.  11  Tremont  row,  h.  184  Har.  av. 
Weston  Lycurgus,  printer,  b.  181  Harr.  av. 
Weston  Oliver,  shoe  maker,  h.  184  Harr.  avenue 
Weston  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Erin  alley,  E.  B. 
Weston  Samuel,  porter,  Mass.  Hospital 
Weston  Samuel  M.  teacher  Eng.  High  School,  b. 

I  Franklin 

Weston  Sarah,  house  38  Harvard 
Weston  Stephen,  provisions,  10  Lewis,  h.  Sumner 
Weston  Washburn,  marbler,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Weston  William   J.  provisions,  Broad,  cor.  Pearl, 

boards  26  Purchase 
Westropp  John  H.  cutter,  house  1  Allen 
AVetherbee  Abel  B.  cask  dealer,  h.  6  W.  Centre 
Wctherbce  Calvin  H.  wagoner,  h.  E.  Dedham 
Wetherbce  Daniel,  painter,  1 1-2  Spring  lane,  house 

96  Charles 
Wetherbce  Doddridge,  stair  builder,  h.  35  London 
Wetherbce  I.  A.  portrait  painter,  17  1-2  Tremont 

row,  house  at  Milton 
Wetherbee  Jeremiah  &  Co.   {M.  H.    Wetherbee), 

stone  cutters,  Causeway,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Wetherbee,  Brothers  {John,  jr.  ^  IVil/iam), btokeis, 

Brazer's  buildina:.  State,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Wetherbee  George  Henry,  b.  676  Wash. 
Wetherbee  Hannah,  widow,  house  12  May 
Wetherbee  John  W.  house  6  Newland 
Wetherbee  Louisa,  seamstress,  h.  1  1-2  N.  Russell 
Wetherbee  Moses  H.  (■/.  Wetherbee  iS,  Co.),  house 

II  Crescent  place  [Essex 
Wetherbee  Nahum  (Clement,  W.  !s  (^o.),  boards  23 
Wetherbee  Samuel,  housewright,  h.  1  Garland 
Wetherbee   Wm.  A.  apothecary,  153  Broadway,  b. 

197  do.  [24  Oxford 

Wetherell  Harlus  W.  {H.  B.  <Sr  H.  W.  W.),  boards 
Wetherell  Hiram  B.  &  H.  W.  dry  goods,  203  Wash. 

h.  at  Watcrtown 
Wetherell  Horace  R.  203  Wash.  h.  at  Newton 
Wetherell   {John  ^  John  G.),  Stone  {E.  J.),  & 

Wood  {Chas.   G.),  dry  goods,  93  Milk,  house 

38  Summer  [38  Summer 

Wetherell  John  G.  {Wetherell,  Stone,  |  Wood),  h. 
Wetmore  James  E.  housewright,  h.  17  Barton 
Wetmore  Thomas,  counsellor,  h.  9  Bussey  place 
Wey  Samuel,  laborer,  house  4  James  place 
Weymouth  Aurelius  L.  surgeon  dentist,  96  Court, 

house  6  Wall  [Broadway 

Weymouth   Charles  H.  blacksmith,   h.  86  C.  near 
Weymouth  H.  S.  nurse,  h.  87  Charter 
Weymouth  Ivory  H.  boarding,  87  Charter 
Weymouth  Levi  N.  boards  rear  84  Portland 
Whalen  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Swan,  n.  Colony 
Whalen  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h.  47  Garden 
Whalen  John,  laborer,  house  264  Broad 
Whalen  Michael,  laborer,  house  4  Butolph 
Whalen  Thomas,  laborer,  rear  58  Eliot     [Snowhill 
Whall  Charles  E.  clerk.  Salem,  c.  Endicot,  h.  33 
Whall  Joseph   B.  {Field,  Converse  S^  Co.),  boards 

123  Harrison  avenue 
Whalon  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  r.  108  Fourth 
WharfF  Samuel  W.  paper  hanger,  4  Union  block 
Wharton  {Robert)  &  Locke  {Georye),  painters,  695 

Wash,  house  Suffolk,  n.  Ger.  church 
Whealan  Richard,  laborer,  house  21  Morton 
Wheat  Harden,  book  binder,  b.  39  Brattle 
Wheaton  Albert  F.  {Smith  &;  W.),  b.  12  Howard 
Wheaton  Mason,  porter,  90  Milk,  h.  r.  18  S.  Russell 
Wheeler  &  Co.  {C.  H.  Valentine,  B.  W.  Wheeler, 

.Sr  F.  W.   Coolidgc),  New  York  and  Southern 

Express,  (Harnden's),  8  Court 
Wheeler's  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Wheeler   Alex.  B.   &   Co.  {E.  C.  Wheeler),  crock- 
ery, &c.  71  Broad,  h.  32  Allen 
Wheeler  Ann,  widow,  boards  72  Charles 
Wheeler  Ann  M.  widow,  house  54  Lowell 


Wheeler  Asahel  {Hollis  ^  IF.),  b.  17  Brighton 
Wheeler  A.  S.  {Hutchins  ^  IF.),h.  at  Charlestown 
Wheeler  Benjamin,  h.  Fourth,  c.  Atlantic 
Wheeler  Charles,  teamster,  h.  6  Maiden  place 
Wheeler  Charles,  jr.  house  54  Carver 
Wheeler  Charles  R.  stove  maker,  h.  4  Dillaway  pi. 
Wheeler  David,  confectioner,  h.  n.  foot  Swan 
Wheeler  Edward,  file  grinder,  h.  214  Broadway 
Wheeler  Edward,  fish  and  oysters,  42  Beach 
Wheeler  Elisha,  trader,  h.  804  Wash.        [32  Allen 
Wheeler  Elisha  C.  {A.  B.  Wheeler  &;  Co.),  boards 
Wheeler  Emerson  (C.  /.  Bishop  ^  Co.),  house  at 

Brighton  [32  Allen 

Wheeler  Frederic  L.  (/.  II.  Wheeler  &;  Co.),  house 
Wheeler   {Gardner)  &  Levering  {L.  W.),  restora- 

tor  and  periodicals,  B.  &  M.  R.  R.  depot,  h.  5 

Spring 
Wheeler  George,  glass  house,  h.  Bolton,  n.  E 
Wheeler  George  G.  brakeraan,  b.  5  Spring 
Wheeler  (Gt7/w/t   B.)   &   Parker   (C.   S.),  house- 

wrights  and  copperers,  Charles,  ft.  Pinckney, 

house  Tremont,  c.  Pleasant 
Wheeler  Harvey,  laborer,  h.  6  Beverly        [Dix  pi. 
Wheeler  James  B.   confectioner,  479  Wash.  h.  r.  3 
Wheeler  James  M.  sail  maker,  h.  17  Broadway 
Wheeler  James  H.  &   Co.  (/''.  L.   Wheeler),  shoes 

and  leather,  8  Central,  house  32  Allen 
Wheeler  Joel,  brick  layer,  house  3  Village  place 
Wheeler  John  {Stephen  Locke  &;  Co.),  h.  32  Allen 
Wheeler  John,  blacksmith,  h.  Silver,  near  D 
Wheeler  John,  machinist,  h.  Harr.  av.  near  bridge 
Wheeler  John  G.  trader,  h.  4  Newland       [Chelsea 
Wheeler  Joseph,  broker,  10  Niles'   building,  h.  at 
Wheeler  Joseph,  sawyer,  house  Coral  court 
Wheeler  Joseph  C.  hackman,  b.  Dover,  c.  Harr.  av. 
Wheeler  Joseph  C.  paper  hanger,  431  Washington, 

h.  Albion,  n.  Lucas  place  [h.  40  Summer 

Wheeler   Joseph   P.  merchant,  42  Central  wharf, 
Wheeler  Josiah  W.  hatter,  h.  12  Brookline 
Wheeler  Lewis,  drugs.  Broad,  c.  Custom  House  st. 

house  at  Cambridgeport 
Wheeler  Lydia,  nurse,  b.  2  La  Grange  place 
Wheeler  Mary  Ann,  house  1  Maiden  [Hotel 

Wheeler  Morrill  S.  clerk,  85  and  89  Kilby,  b.  City 
Wheeler  Morris,  blacksmith,  h.  2  Stillman  place 
AV^heeler  O.  H.  cook,  boards  rear  35  Prince 
Wheeler  Oliver,  house  4  Newland 
Wheeler  Oren,  teamster,  house  7  Dedham 
AVheeler  O.  A.  boards  Purchase,  opp.  Gridley 
Wheeler  Reuben,  house  202  Third,  near  F 
Wheeler  Robert,  house  64  Marion 
Wheeler  Ruth,  female  physician,  house  27  Poplar 
Wheeler   Samuel,   secretary  Equitable  Safety  In- 
surance Co.  house  at  Milton 
AVheeler  Susan,  widow,  house  rear  5  Canal 
Wheeler  S.  B.  hats,  caps,  &c.  7  and  8  U.  S.  Hotel, 

house  36  Lincoln 
Wheeler  Warren,  teamster,  house  16  Billerica 
Wheeler  AVm.  grocer,  Har.  av.  rear  730  Wash. 
AVheeler  William,  hatter,  house  52  N.  Margin 
AVheeler  AVilliam  D.  job  wagon,  h.  r.  38  Suffolk 
Wheeler  William  Z.  hair  dresser,  2  North  Market, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Wheelock  Abel,  clerk,  boards  26  Ann 
AVheelock  Abel,  furniture  wagon,  house  27  Clark 
Wheelock  Archippus,  teamster,  h.  Sumner,  n.  Paris 
Wheelock  Asahel  W.  clerk,  boards  134  Har.  av. 
Wheelock  Dwight,  dry  goods,  37  Hanover,  house  6 

Wall  [39  Marion 

Wheelock  Edward  C.  painter,  18  Harvard  place,  h. 
AVheelock  Eli,  proprietor  Quincy  H.  1  Brattle  sq. 
AVheelock  Eli  W.  66  Hanover,  boards  Quincy  H. 
Wheelock  Fordyce  F.  {Paine  ^  W.),  h.  16  Chamb. 
AYheelock  George  F.  car  builder,  house  1  Emerald 
Wheelock  J.  Mrs.  millinery,  335  AVash.  cor.  AYest 
AYheelock  Jas.  A.  clerk,  Quincy  Hall,  b.  49  Essex 
AYheeloek  John,  boards  49  Essex 
AYheelock  John  A.  38  India 
AYheelock  Jonathan  B.  teamster,  h.  2  Gilman  pi. 
AYheelock  Joseph  B.  {Taft  ^  W.),  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 


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Wheelock  Merrill  G.  architect,  11^  Tremont  row, 

boards  Quincy  Plouse  [Fifth,  c.  C 

Wheelock  Peter  &  Co.  truckman,  3  S.  Market,  h. 
Wheelock  Peter  S.  counsellor,  35  Court,  house  134 

Harrison  avenue  [20  Billerica 

Wheelock  Samuel  A.  teamster,  29  Long  wf.  house 
Wheelock  Wesley,  carpenter,  house  Second,  n.  C 
Wheelwright  Aaron,  B.  &  W.  car  shop,  house  256 

Athens,  rear  Lyceum  Hall 
Wheelwright  Charles,  physician,  house  34  Carver 
Wheelwright  Daniel  Mrs.  house  81  Bedford 
Wheelwright  Edward,  19  Court,  boards  22  Chcsnut 
Wheelwright  E.  30  Commercial,  house  atRoxbury 
Wheelwright  George,  whip  maker,  19  Dock  square, 

house  26  Vernon 
Wheelwright  George  S.  13  Com'l  wf.  h.  6  Brookline 
Wheelwright  George  W.  {Jones  §  W.),  house  at 

Roxbury 
Wheelwright  Henry  A.  house  22  Chesnut 
Wheelwright  {J.  Warren)  &  Snow  {R.  H.),  ship 

chandlery,  55  Commercial,  boards  26  Vernon 
Wheelwright  Sarah,  house  22  Chesnut  [eret 

Wheelwright  Sarah  C.  dress  maker,  house  40  Lev- 
Wheelwright  S.  Gardner,  boards  81  Bedford 
Whelan  Michael,  tailor,  house  98  Salem 
Whelan  Peter,  laborer,  house  102  East  Dedham 
Whelden  George,  printer,  boards  11  Pitts 
Whetter  John  D.  carpenter,  21  Lancaster,  house  6 

Livingston  [E.  B. 

Whidden  Andrew  G.  shipwright,  house  Marion, 
Whidden  Joseph,  plumber,  boards  30  Portland 
M^hidden  Thomas  J.  mason,  house  44  Myrtle 
AVhigly  Charles,  carpenter,  house  12  Norfolk  place 
Whippen  George,  36  Lewis  wf.  h.  9  Aiiburn  court 
Whippen  (Joseph  B.)   &   Trider  (Wm.),  harness 

makers,  60  Blackstone,  house  93  West  Cedar 
Whipple  Benjamin,  Custom  H.  h.  at  Cambridge 
Whipple  Charles  J.  discount  clerk  Traders'  Bank, 

house  at  Salem 
Whipple  Chas.  K.,  Boston  Dispensary,  109  Wash. 
Whipple  Edward,  type  founder,  66  Congress 
Whipple  Edwin  P.,  Merch.  Exch.  News  Room,  h. 

11  Pinckney  [Margin 

Whipple  Harriet,  teacher  primary  school,  6  South 
Whipple  Henry,  moulder,  house  Third,  near  B 
Whipple  James,  works  for  W.  Hunt,  house  West 

Dedham,  near  Canton 
AVhipple  James,  machinist,  h.  Dedham,  n.  Suffolk 
Whipple  J.  Francis,  58  Milk,  house  5  S.  Russell 
Whipple  John  A.  daguerreotypist,  96  Washington, 

house  at  Roxbury  [Dorchester 

Whipple  John  L.  {R.  F.  Fletcher  S;  Co.),  house  at 
Whipple   Jonathan,  constable,  7  Mass.  block,  h. 

5  South  Russell 
"Whipple  J.  T.  teacher  of  music,  172  Harrison  av. 
Whipple  Leander  A.  clerk,  10  Elm,  h.  3  High  st.  pi. 
Whipple  M.  J.  stationery  and  artists'  materials,  35 

Cornhill  [Ashburton  pi. 

"^ATiipple  Samuel  K.  {B.  Perkins  S;  Co.),  boards  1 
Whipple  S.  S.  physician,  172  Harrison  avenue 
Whiston  Francis  C.  house  8  Dix  place 
Whiston  Francis  G.  commission  merchant,  cigars 

and  tobacco,  69  Broad,  house  23  Suffolk,  cor. 

Groton 
Whiston  John  W.  clerk,  69  Broad,  bds.  11  Fayette 
Whitaker  Asa,  carpenter,  house  14  Southac    [n.  K 
Whitaker  Edward  H.  fresco  painting,  h.  Broadway, 
Whitaker  Erastus,  omnibus  driver,  b.  7  E.  Canton 
Whitaker  James,  mason,  house  20  Suffolk 
Whitaker  Nathaniel  H.  14  Province  House  court 
Whitaker  {IVm.   H.)  &  Huntress  (R.),  tailor,    7 

Brattle,  house  240  Harrison  avenue 
Whitaker  W.  H.  mariner,  house  Moon  st.  court 
Whitcher  Abncr,  clerk,  18  F.  II.  Market  [way 

^\^litf•hcr  J.  P.  painter,  54  Turnpike,  b.  133Broad- 
Whitchor  Martin  L.  mason,  house  49  C,  near  Gold 
Whitcher  Stephen,  painter,  boards  133  IJroadway 
Whitcomb  Abraham  H.  hack  driver,  h.  2  Pleasant 
Whitcomb  A.  J.  P.  61  Congress 
Whitcomb  Asa,  house  4  Osborn  place 


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Whitcomb  Arnold  C.  ass't   House  of  Correction, 

South  Boston 
Whitcomb  Charles,  boards  47  Charlcstown   [Union 
Whitcomb  Charles  F.  ag't  F.  R.  Steamboat,  h.  40 
Whitcomb  Edwin  P.  upholsterer,  662  Wash,  house 

25  West  Dedham 
Whitcomb  Elijah  C.  expressman,  house  33  Leveret 
Whitcomb  George,  35  Ann 
Whitcomb  Henry  F.  ass't  clerk  Fitchburg  R.  R. 

house  54  Lowell  [Charlestown 

Whitcomb  Isaac  C.  oysters,  56  Endicot,  house  47 
Whitcomb  John  A.  carpenter,  house  25  W.  Dedham 
Whitcomb  Lester  C.  teamster,  house  2  Gilman  pi. 
Whitcomb  Levi,  undertaker,  h.  rear  233  Wash. 
Whitcomb  Levi  L.  imdertaker.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Whitcomb  Lorenzo,  hackman,  b.  52  Portland     [B. 
Whitcomb  Oliver,  jr.  ass't  House  of  Correct'n,  S. 
Whitcomb  Samuel,  house  20  Rochester 
Whitcomb  Thomas  B.  cabman,  house  115  Hanover 
Whitcomb  Thomas  J.  cab  driver,  h.  3  Norfolk  av. 
White  Abby,  teacher,  over  362  Washington 
White  Abigail,  widow,  house  10  Lucas  place 
White  (Abijah  P.)  &  Child  (W.  A.),  carpenters,  68 

Tyler,  house  Emerald,  corner  Lucas  place 
White  Adeline,  di-ess  maker,  2  Ritchie  block,  E.  B. 
White  Adonijah,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  41  Silver, 

near  A  [near  Groton 

Wliite  Adonijah,  jr.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  Suffolk, 
White  Alanson,  jr.  clerk,  27  Milk 
White  Albert  C.  gold  pen  maker,  21  Cornhill 
White  Alden  (Patch  ^  IF.),  house  2  Margaret  av. 
White  Ambrose  H.  broker,  70  State,  h.  at  Charles- 
town 
White  Amos  T.  Mrs.  h.  Third,  cor.  Dorchester 
White  Ann,  widow,  nurse,  house  10  Madison  pi. 
White  Artemas,  39  Merch.  row,  h.  at  Somerville 
Whiite  Asa,  lead  pipes,  10  Market  square,  house  55 

Hancock 
White  Asa,  daguerreotype  artist,  36  Washington 
White  Asa  W.'(7.  J.  .^A.  W.  White),h.  16  Blossom 
White  Azell,  musician,  house  2  Haymarket  place 
White  A.  L.  &  Co.  (Joseph  Day),  findings,  6  and  7 

N.  E.  block,  Clinton,  house  9  Poplar 
White  Benjamin  (]r«e/- iSf  IF.),  bds.  1  Spring  st.  pi. 
White  Benjamin,  clerk,  boards  51  Leveret 
White  Benjamin  C.   merchant,  47  Central  wharf, 

house  649  Washington  [9  Albany 

White  Benjamin  F.  sofa  maker,  Sea,  c.  Kneeland,  h. 
White  Benjamin  F.  45  Milk,  house  133  Tremont 
White  Benjamin  F.  jr.  house  133  Tremont 
White  Benjamin  T.  carpenter,  house  202  Fourth 
White  Carlos  C.  machinist,  boards  221  Harrison  av. 
White  Charles,  book  binder,  boards  rear  4  Bartlett 
White  Charles,  printer,  house  rear  19  Lincoln 
White  Charles  A.  book  keeper,  333  Washington, 

house  25  Suffolk 
White  Charles  A.  49  Milk,  house  at  Roxbury 
White  Charles  F.  teamster,  house  Meridian.  E.  B. 
White  Charles  G.   shoe  manufacturer,  685  Wash. 

house  5  Garland 
White  Charles  H.  engineer,  h.  Maverick  square 
White  Charles  H.  cooper,  boards  46  C,  corner  Gold 
White  Charles  H.  8  old  State  House,  h.  197  Broad- 
way, between  D  and  E 
WTiite  Charles  L.  3  Pearl,  house  at  Roxbury 
White  Charles  R.,  Fitchburg  depot,  b.   132  Camb. 
White  Christopher  C.  piano-forte  maker,  house  6 

East  Dedham 
"White  Danford,  shoe  maker,  house  8  Endicot  court 
White  Daniel,  restorator,  2  Rollins  place 
White  Daniel  D.  harness  maker,  house  42  Poplar 
White  David,  grocer,  13  Dover,  house  do. 
"White  David,  laborer,  house  11  Charter      [Orange 
White  David,  jr.  (G.  W.  Warren  ^  Co.),  house  28 
White  Edward,  house  5  Lehigh 
White  Edward,  bds.  Cottage,  c.  Sumner.  E.  B. 
White  Edward,  laborer,  house  r.  25  Belknap 
White  Edward  Mrs.  h.  3  Jefferson  pi.   [94  Tremont 
White  Edward  A.   (John  Si?umons  ^  Co.),  h.  opp. 
White  Edward  E.  clerk,  18  Long  wf.  b.  4  Snowhill 


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White  Edward  L.  professor  of  music,  h.  56  Har.  av. 
AVhite  Elizabeth,  house  28  Orange  [Indiana  pi. 
White  Elizabeth  B.  book  keeper,  71  Cornhill,  h.  13 
White  Elijah  R.  book  keeper,  3o  Ann  [61  Chesnut 
AVhite  Ferdinand  E.  auctioneer,  22  Long  wf.  house 
White  George,  tin  plate  worker,  193  Hanover,  h.  9 
Columbia  [438  Waslv  h.  4o  Dover 

White  George  &  Co.  (J.  A.  White),  W.  I.  goods, 
White  {George  D.)  &  Hanson  {S.  A.),  grocers,  30 

School,  bds.  14  Lincoln 
White  George  E.  {Parker  &  W.),  h.  at  Melrose 
White  George  R.  333  Wash.  bds.  4  AUston 
AVhite  George  AV.  printer,  Scollay's  building,  b.  10 
London  [Ro.xbury 

AVhite  Heman  L.  {White,  Andem,  ^  Co.),  house  at 
AVhite  Henry,  bds.  42  Poplar  [Albany 

AVhite  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  41G  AVash.  house  9 
AVhite  Henry  K.  truckman,  4  Foster's  wharf,  h.  19 
Belmont  [Marlboro'  Hotel 

AA^hite  Hiram  J.  com.  merchant,  67  Kilby,  boards 
AVhite  Ira  J.  &  A.  AV.  musical  instrument  makers, 
52  Court,  h.  26  Garden  [Roxbury 

White  Isaac  D.  leather,  5  Market  square,  house  at 
AVhite  Jas.  laborer,  h.  4  Foster  pi. 
White  James,  laborer,  h.  Humphrey  place 
White  James,  pedler,  h.  7  Brimmer  pi. 
White  James,  laborer,  h.  3  Scott  court 
AAHiite  James,  ostler,  h.  59  Atkinson         [Belmont 
AAliite  James  A.  rigger,  15  Foster's  wharf,  bds.  19 
AVhite  James  H.  3  Champney  place 
White  James  M.  h.  6  Blossom  court 
AVhite  Jarvis,  cabinet  maker,  h.  Silver,  n.  D 
AVhite  Jerome  T.  printer,  14  State 
AVhite  John,  shipwright,  h.  43  Endicot 
AVhite  John,  grocer,  house  4  Church 
AVhite  John,  book  keeper,  40  School 
AAliite  John,  musician,  house  1  Myrtle  court 
AVhite  John  IMrs.  bds.  11  AVarren 
AVhite  John,  laborer,  h.  5  Lehigh  [h.  2  Ritchie  bl'k 
AVhite  John,  coffin  ware  room,  Sumner,  opp.  Paris, 
AVhite  John,  laborer,  h.  Cove,  c.  Cove  place 
AVhite  John,  stevedore,  h.  17  Prince 
AA'hite  John,  fireman,  bds.  84  Albany 
AVhite  John,  druggist.  Leveret,  c.  Causeway,  house 
2  Causeway  [School 

AA'hite  John  II.  {Adams  S^  Tr.),h.  Tyler,  op.  Quincy 
AVhite  John,  jr.  (.1.  llobart  ^  Co.),  bds.  22  McLean 
White  John  S.  cabinet  maker,  334  Washington,  h. 

at  Cambridgeport 
A\Tiite  John  AV.  clerk,  59  Milk 
AVhite  J.  Avery  {Geo.  White  i<  Co.),  438  AVash. 
White  J.  M.  vocalist,  h.  21  S.'Russell 
AVhite  Joseph,  clerk,  bds.  National  House 
AVhite  Joseph,  cashier  Atlas  Bank,  h.  at  Roxbury 
AVhite  Joseph,  boarding,  85  Bedford 
AV'hite  Jos.  machinist,  h.  136  Hudson   [Central  wf. 
AVhite  Joseph  A.   {Wm.  M.   Stedman  &;  Co.),    3 
AVhite  Joseph  B.  h.  Piedmont,  opp.  Church    [Hull 
White  Joseph  F.  druggist,  Hanover,  c.  Fleet,  n.  22 
AA'hite  Josiah,  clerk,  95  Fulton,  h.  1  Spring  st.  pi. 
AA'hite  Keith,  Brattleboro'  exp.  man,  Quincy  Hotel 
AVhite  Iiorenzo,  truckman,  h.  48  Harvard 
AVhite  Lyman,  varnisher,  h.  227  Tremont 
White  Mary,  widow,  h.  29  A'ernon 
AVhite  Mary  T.  widow,  nurse,  house  47  AVarren 
AVhite  Michael,  laborer,  house  35  Portland 
AVhite  Michael  G.  boarding,  3  Theatre  alley 
AVhite  Nath.  L.  clerk  Post  Office,  h.  2  Auburn  ct. 
AVhite  Nicholas,  laborer,  h.  C,  n.  Fourth 
AVhite  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  AVash.  n.  Dover 
AVhite  Peter,  pedler,  house  r.  219  Hanover 
AVhite  Richard,  tailor,  h.  54  Friend  [bridge 

AA'hite  Robert  (ITajr/  Jackson  <5f  Co.),  h.  132  Cam- 
AA'hite  Robert,  physician,  h.  1  Moon 
AVhite  Robert,  bds.  538  AVashington 
AVhite  Ruth,  boarding,  119  Hanover 
AVhite  Samuel,  2  Hanover  av. 
AA'^hite  Samuel,  laborer,  h.  8  ISIerrimae 
AVhite  Samuel,  Mass.  Hos.  Life  Ins.  Co.  60  State 
White  Samuel  P.  sail  maker,  h.  72  Emerald 


AVhite  S.  L.,  Custom  House,  bds.  Maverick  House 
AVhite  Sarah,  widow  of  Reuben,  h.  53  Fayette 
AVhite  Sophia,  teacher,  boards  2  Allen  place 
AVhite  Stephen  L.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Taunton 
AVhite  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  Athens,  near  A 
AVhite  Thomas  G.  gardener,  h.  13  Oswego 
AVhite  A'esta,  widow,  bds.  42  Poplar 
AVhite  AVm.  shoe  maker,  h.  26  Morton 
AVhite  AVm.  laborer,  h.  6  Carney  place 
AVhite  AVm.  laborer,  h.  11  Oliver 
AVhite  AVm.  Mrs.  h.  4  Hollis  place 
AVhite  AVm.  laborer,  h.  44  Vine 
AVhite  Wm.  silver  plater,  9  Haw'ley,  h.  at  Charlest'n 
AVhite  AVm.  boarding,  228  Ann  [st.  House 

AVhite  AVm.  &  AVm.  K.  stoves,  40  School,  b.  Pearl, 
AVhite  {William)  k  Potter  {R.  it.),  printers.  Spring 

lane  and  15  State,  h.  96  Salem 
AVhite  AVilliam  A.   editor  N.  E.  AVashingtonian, 

Spring  lane,  c.  Devonshire,  h.  at  AVatertown 
AVhite  (Tim. -4.),  Andem  {Wm.),  &  Co.   {H.  L. 

White),  woollen  goods,  64  Milk,  h.  at  Roxbury 
AVhite  AVm.  B.  toothache  drops,  h.  4  Jefferson  pi. 
AVhite  AVm.  G.  clerk,  2  Federal,  b.  Bromlield  H. 
AVhite  AVm.  II.  117  Milk 
White  AVm.   K.  {Wm.  S^  Wm.  K.  White),  hoaiis 

Bromfield  House 
White  AV.  M.  captain,  h.  Chelsea,  n.  Maverick 
AVhite  Wm.  L.  mason,  h.  c.  Eighth  and  K 
White  AVm.  M.  clothing,  87  Merchants'  row,  house 

at  Somerville 
White  AVm.  S.  captain,  h.  649  Washington  [5  Hull 
AVhitechurch  Charles,  dentist,  1.^  Tremont  row,  b. 
Whitehead  Eliza,  h.  17  N.  Bennet 
AVhitehead  Mary,  widow,  h.  29  Prince 
Whitehead  AVm.  G.  machinist,  h.  3  Commercial 
Whitehouse  Betsy,  widow,  h.  9  N.  Russell 
AVhitehouse  Charles,  clerk,  h.  62  Cambridge 
AVhitehouse  David,  mason,  h.  Athens,  n.  C 
AVhitehouse  Richard,  mason,  b.  Sumner,  n.  Cottage 
Whitehouse  Sidney,  mason,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
AVhiteley  AVm.  H.  h.  13  Gridley 
AVhiteley  Edward,  furnaces,  &c.  22  AA'ater 
Whitclsey  AVm.  clerk,  h.  98  Tremont 
AVhiten  R.  T.  new  and  second  hand  furniture,  58 

Cambridge,  h.  90  Leveret 
AA'hiting  Albert,  machinist,  bds.  18  Dover  place 
AVhiting  Albert,  mason,  h.  1  Groton 
AVhiting  Caleb  {Stimso7i  iSr  W.),  h.  26  Leveret 
AVhiting  Calvin,  clerk,  12  Long  wf.  h.  24  AVarren 
AVhiting  Charles  A.  dry  goods,  58  Kilby,  house  11 

Hancock 
AVhiting  David,  actor,  h.  15  Albany 
AVhiting  Eben,  ice  wagon,  bds.  27  Lowell 
AVhiting  Ephraim  AV.  clerk,  h.  6  Billings  ct. 
AVhiting  Freeman,  cooper,  h.  31  Prince 
AVhiting  George  J.  housewright,  h.  26  Leveret 
AVhiting  &  Brother  {George  A.  cj-  J.  11.),  hardware, 

31  Union,  h.  at  Charlestown 
AVhiting  George  T.  carriage  trimmer,  bds.  4  Tyler 
AVhiting  Henry,  silversmith,  h.  16  Gouch 
Whiting  Henry  L.  printer,  16  Devonshire,  house  at 

W.  Newton 
AVhiting  {Hosea),  Dana  {Edward),  &  Co.  {T.  Seav- 

erns),  98  &  100  F.  H.  Mkt.  h.  at  Cambridgep't 
AA^'hiting  James,  com.  merch.  10  State,  h.  56  Poplar 
AVhiting  &  Kehoe  (/.  J.  Whiting,  M.  Kehoe,  jr.  8f 

C.  W.  Galloi/pe),  clothing,  40  Ann,  boards  63 

Bedford  [Charlestown 

Whiting  James  H.  {Wltiting  S^  Brother),  house  at 
AVhiting  John,  shoe  maker,  h.  12  Lindall  place 
AVhiting  John  S.  L.  10  State,  bds.  56  Poplar 
AVhiting  John,  housewright,  h.  26  Leveret 
AVhiting  John  AV.  h.  66  Suffolk 
AVhiting  Kimball,  tailor,  h.  199  Hanover 
AVhiting  Lewis  F.  moiilder,  h.  Border,  c.  Cross 
Whiting  Oliver  R.  sasli  &  blind  maker,  76  Black- 
stone,  opp.  Haymarket  sq.  h.  3.  Revere  pi. 
Whiting  Ozias,  h.  Pembroke,  n.  Suffolk       [Chapel 
AVhiting  Rufus  AV.  milk  dealer,  h.  Fourth,  opp.  U. 
AVhiting  Sidney  S.  machinist.  First,  n.  Tmnpike 


BOSTON      [W]       DIRECTORY. 


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Whiting  Thomas  S.  printer,  14  State,  h.  62  Leveret 
Whiting  Willard  J.  police,  h.  69  Suffolk 
Whiting  Wm.  counsellor,  3.5  Court,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Whiting  Wm.  mason,  bds.  17  Brattle 
Wliiting  Wm.  L.  carpenter,  h.  Eighth,  n.  E 
Whitley  Henry,  laborer,  house  11  Pearl  place 
Whitman  Elias  B.  clerk,  Court,  cor.  Hanover,  h. 

at  Maiden 
Whitman  Ephraim  P.  {Wright  &;  W.),  h.  at  Weston 
Whitman  Francis  W.,  Boston  Museum 
Whitman  George  H.  counsellor,  9  State 
Whitman  Henry  M.  L.  clerk,  h.  37  Bridge 
Whitman  Hiram,  clerk,  65  State,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Whitman  Jeremiah,  ship  joiner,  h.  7  Salutation 
Whitman  Joseph  Rev.  house  Eutaw,  E.  B. 
Whitman  Lvman,  teamster,  boards  28  Nashua 
Whitman  Samuel  P.  79  State,  h.  128  Endicot 
Whitman  Nathan,  confectionery,  70  Salem,  h.  do. 
Whitman  Wm.  II.  counsellor,  30  Court 
Whitmarsh  Hannah,  widow,  h.  95  Eliot 
Whitmarsh  John,  blacksmith,  h.  2  Plymouth  pi. 
Whitmarsh  Joseph  A.  printer,  h.  36  Charles 
Whitmarsh  Wm.  deliverer   B.  &  W.  freight  depot, 

house  4  East  st.  place 
Whitmore  Amos,  boards  109  Salem 
Whitmore  Amos,  jr.  house  4  1-2  Unity 
Whitmore  Charles   O.  {Lomhard  ^  H'.),  house  45 

Hancock  [Wash.'h.  208  Harr.  av. 

Whitmore  Gilbert  D.  upholstery  and  furniture,  344 
Whitmore  Henry  S.  17  Federal,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Whitmore  James,  carpenter,  h.  8  Wheeler's  court 
Whitmore  James  F.  machinist,  h.  D,  near  Fifth 
Whitmore  Jos.  B.,  Boylston  M'k't,  h.  44  Hudson 
Whitney  Abraham,  watchman,  house  Newland,  n. 

Canton  [ions,  370  Cora'l,  h.  3  Salem  ct. 

\Vhitney   [Alfred)  &  Co.   (A.  B.  Goo/cm),  provis- 
Whitney  Alfred,  boards  2  Kuhn  pi. 
Whitney  Alfred  A.  (Salmon  Whitney  ^  Co.),  house 

E,  near  Broadway 
Whitney  Barnabas  Mrs.  house  35  Myrtle 
Whitney  Bcnj.  L.  {Fearim/ £$  TF.),h.  at  Cambridge 
Whitney  B.  D.  com.  mer.  17  Custom  House  st.  h. 

12  Rowe 
Whitney  Caroline,  tailoress,  b.  10  May 
Whitney  Chas.  proprietor  Whitney's  Hotel,  Lin- 
coln, near  Beach  fNatick 
Whitney  Ebenezer  {J.  A.  ^  E.  Whittle)/),  house  at 
Whitney  Edmund  B.  6  Market  sq.  li.  at  Jamaica 

Plain  [East  Cambridge 

Wliitney  Edward  [Sprar/ue,  Soule,  &;  Co.),  house  at 
Whitney   (F.  E.  It.)   &  Winship  {S.  D.),  provis- 
ions, 55  Chambers,  h.  57  do. 
Whitney  Geo.  paper  hanger,  b.  26  Ann 
Wliitney  {George  A.)  &  Fenno  {J.  B.),  dry  goods, 

123  Milk,  house  13  Beacon 
Whitney  Granville,  painter,  b.  1  Blossom 
Whitney  Hammond,  92  State,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Whitney  Henry,  w-atch  maker,  139  Wash,  boards 

18  Hayward  place 
Whitney  Henry  A.  41  Pearl,  h.  145  Tremont     [pi. 
Whitney  Israel,  8  1-2  Tremont  row,  h.  14  Temple 
Whitney  James  P.  boots  and  shoes,  36  Central,  h. 

18  Marion 
Whitney  James  S.  house  Canton,  n.  Tremont 
Whitney  John  F.  31  State,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Whitney  Joseph,  teamster,  h.  Snowhill,  c.  Charter 
Whitney  J.  A.  &  E.  shoes,  71  Fulton,  house  at 

Natick 
Whitney  Jonathan,  12  Com'l,  h.  at  Brighton 
Whitney  Joseph  &  Co.  {James  L.  Gorhain  cS'  G.  W. 

Badger),  shoes,  41  Pearl,  h.  145  Tremont 
Whitney  Joseph  A.  Mrs.  h.  7  Warren  square 
Whitney  Joseph  F.  house  85  Summer 
Whitney  Joseph  S.  2  Pearl,  h.  85  Summer 
Whitney  Leavitt  N.  h.  55  Leveret       [h.  at  Newton 
Whitney  Leonard,  piano-forte  maker,  400  Wash. 
Whitney  Levi  {A.  M'uod,  Son,  S;  Co.),  b.  33  Poplar 
Wliituey  Marshall,  grocer,  28  Winter,  b.  14  Oxford 
Whitney  Mary  A.  widow,  h.  Cambridge,  c.  Blossom 
Whitney  Michael,  currier,  h.  rear  1  Ivers 


Whitney  Nahum  P.  carpenter,  19  Blossom,  house 

1  Lovett  place  [37  Hancock 

Whitney   N.  D.  thread,  &c.   193  Washington,  h. 
Whitney  0.  C.  carpenter,  h.  1  Myrtle  ct.    [chester 
Whitney  Peter  L.  omnibus  driver,  h.  Third,  n.  Dor- 
Whitney  Prentiss,  auctioneer,  39  Washington 
Whitney  Roland  (B.  F.  Baker  §  Co.).  73  Pearl 
Whitney  Salmon  &  Co.  {Alfred' A.  Whitney),  fish, 

34  and  38  Long  wf.  h.  21  Causeway 
Whitney  Samuel  B.  painter,  h.  31  Vine 
Whitney  Samuel  B.  house  2  Kuhn  place 
Whitney  Silas  G.  ( T.   W.  Hoxie  i^  Co),  Consul  of 

Venezuela,  h.  9  Ash 
Whitney  Sumner,  4  Tremont  Temple  [1 W.  Centre 
Whitney  Sylvester,  provisions,  108  Cambridge,  h. 
Whitney  Walter  H.  laborer,  h.  r.  25  E.  Orange 
Whitney  Warren  J.  physician,  Federal,  c.  High 
Whitney  Wm.  furniture  wagon,  h.  Seventh,  n.  E 
Whitney  AVm.  teamster,  house  11  Getting 
Whitney  Wm.  &  Co.  {J.  M.  Iloice),  merchants,  13 

Liberty  sq.  house  85  Summer 
Whitney  Wm.  E.  J.  clerk,  b.  1  Blossom     [Beacon 
Whitney  Wm.  F.  druggist,  56  Chatham,  house  17 
Whitney  Wm.  S.  54  State,  h.  at  E.  Cambridge 
Whitney  &  Co.'s  Express,  R.  R.  Exchange 
Whiton  Abel,  printer,  52  Wash,  house  Minot 
AVhiton  David  {A.  Fearing  is;  Co.),  b.  40  Summer 
Whiton  Ebed,  silversmith,  6  Court  avenue,  house 

94  Pleasant 
Whiton  Ezra,  jr.  N.  Y.  packet  ag't,  h.  F,  n.  Fourth 
AVhiton  Frederick,  hats,  67  Hanover,  h.  29  Vernon 
Whiton  Henry  {Slade  i^  W.),  Hawley,  b.  161  Court 
Whiton  Hiram,  16  Commercial,  h.  at  Hingham 
Whiton  {James  M.)  &   March   {Andreio  S.),  com. 

mer.  79  Kilby,  h.  Webster,  E.  B. 
"Whiton  John,  carpenter,  house  70  Tyler 
Whiton  John  P.  grocer,  24  Broad,  h.  at  Cambridge 
Whiton  Lewis  C.  47  Com'l,  h.  F',  near  Fourth 
Whiton  Moses  L.  book  binder,  h.  54  Pleasant 
Whiton  Royal,  jr.  {Chapm  1^  IF.),h.  at  Dorchester 
Whiton  [Thomas  F.),  Train" (TF.  G.),  &  Co.  [J.  H. 

Shattuck  S;  Wm.   Whiton),  ship  chandlers,  1 

City  wharf,  b.  1  Chauncy  place  [Hingham 

Whiton  AVilliam  [Whiton,  Train  S;  Co.),  house  at 
Whittaker  Thomas,  tailor,  b.  La  Grange  Hotel 
Whittemore  Abram,  jr.  114  Washington,  b.  Adams 

House  [b.  6  Lincoln 

Whittemore  Augustus   {F.  II.   Blamhard  §■   Co.), 
Whittemore  Benj.  F.  24   State,  h.  Hanover,  opp. 

Tileston 
Whittemore  Charles,  machinist,  b.  4  Broadway 
Whittemore  C.  P.  grocer,  6  Green  [bridge 

Whittemore  Elbridge,  32  Broad,  h.  at  W.  Cam- 
Whittemore  Francis  H.  (IF.  ^-  F.  II.   Whittemore 

&;  Co.),  house  at  West  Cambridge 
Whittemore  George  &  Co.  {fl.  S.  Blaney),  merch- 
ants, 32  Long  wf.  house  27  Washington  square 
Whittemore  {George  W.)  &  Davis  {E.  IF.),  27  F. 

H.  Market,  house  14  Brighton 
Whittemore  Henry,  machinist,  b.  4  Broadway 
Whittemore  James,  carpenter,  b.  8  Wheeler's  ct. 
Whittemore  Joel,  clerk,  h.  21  West  Castle 
Whittemore  John,  housewright,  h.  4  East  st.  place 
Whittemore  John  M.  [Tappan,    IF.   ^  Mason),  h. 

18  Allen  _  [at  S.  Reading 

AVhittemore  Joshua,  house'wi-ight,  14  Carver,  house 
Whittemore  Thomas  Rev.  editor  of  Trumpet,  and 

bookseller,  37  Cornhill,  h.  at  Cambridge 
"Whittemore  Thomas,  porter,  h.  41  Lowell 
Whittemore  Thomas  J.  [Wm.   Whittemore  <Sf  Co.), 

house  at  Cambridge 
Whittemore  Wm.  &  Co.  [Thomas  J.  Whittemore), 

machine  cards,  50  N.  Market 
Whittemore  W.  &  F.    H.    &   Co.   [C.  S.  Newell), 

com.  merchants,  32  Broad  [chester 

"NMiittemore  Wm.  H.  moulder,  h.  Bolton,  n.   Dor- 
Whittcmore  Winslow  (IF.  .S'  F.  II.  ^  Co.),  h.   21 

Allen 
Whittcn  Charles  V.  1  Ilichborn  bl'k,  b.  90  Leveret 
Whitten  Francis,  baker,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 


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"Whitten   Isaiah,  furniture,  162  Hanover,  h.   Ben- 
nington, E.  B. 
Whitten  John  B.  truckman,  h.  2  Grove  place 
Whitten  Matthew,  carpenter,  h.  1    Bremen,  E.  B. 
Whitten  Nathan,  inspector  Custom  House,  h.  20 

Kneeland 
Whitten  Robert  T.  furniture,  h.  90  Leveret 
Whittier  Daniel  A.,  Fulton,  cor  Clinton 
Whittier  Francis  H.  {Allyn  S^  IF.),  b.  r.  G90  Wash. 
Whittier  (Jos.  M.)  &  Sweetse'r  (/.),  paints  &  drugs, 

4  Long  wf.  h.  2  Bultinch 
Whittier  (7i.)  &  Bagley    (F.),   proprietors   Fitch- 
burg  Exchange  Hotel,  Canal,  c.  Causeway 
Whittier  Seth  &  Co.  wood  and   coal,  Lowell  R.  R. 

wf.  Andover,  c.  Minot,  h.  25  Andover 
Whittle  Alex.  O.  printer,  bds.  26  Purchase  [E.  B. 
Whittle  James  (Cate  S^  IV.),  h.  Maverick,  n.  New, 
Whittle  Ralph  L.  collector,  h.  23  W.  Castle 
AVliittlesey  Henry  N.  book  keeper,  79  Milk,  boards 

Pavilion 
Whittlesey  Wm.  boards  98  Tremont 
Whitton  Abel,  printer,  52  Wash.  h.  12  Minot 
Whitton  James  H.  printer,  h.  3  Foster  place 
Wliittredge  Edw'd  F.  tailor,  160  Wash.  h.  3  Albion 
Whittredge  George,  7  Court  av.  h.  at  Medford 
Whittredge  Thomas  J.  shoes,  High,  c.  Federal,  & 

103  Sea,  h.  28  Pleasant 
Whitty  Alice,  widow  of  John,  h.  on  Howe's  wharf 
Whitty  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  on  Howe's  wharf 
Whitty  Michael,  laborer,  house  10  Sea 
Whitwell  Charles  E.  8  Court  [h.  79  Beacon 

Whitwell  Frederick  A.  (KendaU,  Whitwell  <S-  Co.), 
Whitwell  Henry  (  Whitwells  iS,-  Seavcr),  h.  79  Beacon 
Whitwell  J.  George,  druggist,  c.  Tremont  and  El- 
iot, h.  99  Tremont 
Whitwell  John  P.  house  99  Tremont 
Whitwells  {Sd/twel  .S"   Hcni-y)  &  Seaver  (B.),  auc- 
tioneers, 45  Milk,  8.  W.'s  house  79  Beacon 
Whitwell  Wm.  constable,  basement  Court   House, 

h.  21  Pinckney 
Wliitwell  Wm.  S.  119  Wash.  h.  at  W.Newton 
Whorf  James,  fish,  Jeffries,  c.  Maverick 
WTiorf  Sarah,  tailoress,  h.  3  Salutation       [Vernon 
Whorf  Sylvanus  H.  (C.  //.  Carroll  H;  Co.),   h.  Mt. 
Whvtal  Thomas  G.  painter,  120   Wash.  b.  33   Oak 
Whytal  WilUam,  shoe  maker,  h.  33  Oak 
Whytc  Alexander,  taikir,  h.  4  Essex  place 
Whyte  Benjamin  F.  75  Cornhill.  h.  at  Brookline 
Whyte  Oliver,  wire  worker,  75   Cornhill,  house   at 

Brookline 
Wickhan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  3  French  place 
Widdificld  Dan'l  B.  &  Co.  {J.  L.  Millar),  opticians, 

Wash.  c.  Milk,  h.  54  W.  Cedar 
Widdows  C.  clerk,  31  Central  wharf 
Wiechert  Bernard,  12  Beach,  h.  17  Maiden 
Wieck  {Theodore  C.)  &  Stockfleth,  {F.  A.),  impor- 
ters, 46  Federal,  bds.  14  Kneeland 
Wier  (Robert)  &  White  (BefiJ.),  printers,  11  Corn- 
hill, h.  70  Pleasant 
Wiffinbach  George,  currier,  house  Plymouth 
Wiggin  Alonzo,  6  Tremont  row,  b.  16  Grove 
Wiggin  (Asa  A.)  &  Morse  (Mason),  W.  I.   goods, 

101  State,  h.  3  Foster 
Wiggin  Benjamin,  h.  5  Pemberton  square 
Wiggin  Charles  E.  crockery  and  paper  hangings, 

Hanover,  c.  Marshall,  h.  12  Sheafe 
Wiggin  Daniel  G.  clerk.  21  India,  b.  153  Court 
Wiggin  David  C.  brick  maker,  h.  Bennington 
WigtJ;in  Geo.  F.  restorator,  63  Friend,  h.  33  Auburn 
Wiggin  Hiram,  83  F.  H.  Market,  h.  29  Harvard 
Wiggin  James  S.  (Robinson,  W.   <Sf    Co.),  house  1 
Franklin  square  [R.  R.  wharf 

Wiggin  James  S.  agent  Suffolk   County  Mills,  E. 
Wiggin  John  K.  clerk,  bds.  67  Myrtle 
Wiggin  Jonathan  P.  joiner,  Com'l,   c.    Richmond, 

house  29  Pinckney 
Wiggin  Joshua  D.  blacksmith,  h.  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Wiggin  Noah,  h.  6  Sunmcr,  E.  B.     [Adams  House 
Wiggin  Robert  P.   leaf  tobacco,  21    India,  boards 
Wiggins  Cyrus  H.  mineral  water  maker,  h.  r.  8  Pitts 


Wigglesworth   Edward,  16  India  wharf,  house  4 

Franklin  place 
Wigglesworth  Louisa  G.  widow  of  Dr.  Samuel,  h. 

14  Franklin  place 

Wigglesworth  Thomas,  16  India  wharf,  house  19 

Franklin  place  [19  Franklin  place 

Wigglesworth  Thomas,  jr.  16  India  wharf,   house 

Wight  Aaron  W.  jr.  painter,  26  School,  bds.  3  E. 

Castle 
Wight  (Adams)  &  Gilson  {H.  Y.),  last  makers,  30 
Fulton,  h.  8  Cambridge  [9  Kingston 

Wight  Ebenezer,  druggist,  7  Custom  House  st.  h. 
Wight  Frederick,  restorator,  9  Howard 
Wight  (Lothrop),  Reed   (/.   E.),  &  Co.   (S.    W. 
Marston,  jr.),  di-y  goods,  86  Milk,   house  at 
Framingham 
Wight  Mary  G.  vest  maker,  bds.  11  Auburn 
Wight  Moses,  portrait  painter,  5^  Tremont  row,  h. 

at  E.  Cambridge 
Weight  William  L.  mason,  9  Congress 
Wightman  Albert  E.  boot  manuf.  1  Charter,  h.  do. 
Wightman  Joseph  M.  phil.  inst.  manuf.  33  Corn- 
hill, house  69  Carver 
Wightman  Martha,  widow,  h.  rear  63  Warren 
Wightman  Richard,  laborer,  house  21  Second 
Wiiber  J.  Henry,  17  Federal,  b.  10  Crescent  place 
AVilber  Joseph  W.  housewright,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Wilbor  Albert  G.  druggist,  613  Wash,  house  23 
Indiana  place  [Bulfinch 

Wilbor  Alexander  B.  apothecary,  156  Court,  corner 
Wilbot  Charles,  laborer,  h.  Langdon  place 
Wilbur  Alfred  R.  103  Com'l,  h.  242  Hanov.  [Green 
Wilbur  Asa,  importer  slates,  79  Cornhill,  house  29 
AVilbvir  Chelsirus,  carpenter,  bds.  11  Tyler 
Wilbur  Dorcas,  widow,  h.  Sumner,  near  Orleans 
Wilbur  Edward  P.  clerk,  boards  22  Lynde 
Wilbur  George  A.  moulder,  house  26  Bridge 
Wilbur  Henry,  bds.  29  Green 
Wilbur  Horace  B.,  Exchange  Bank,  h.  15  Myrtle 
Wilbur  James,  laborer,  house  43  Poplar       [Lynde 
Wilbur  Joshua  G.  apothecarv,  89  Cambridge, b.  22 
Wilbur  Mary,  h.  22  Kneeland 
Wilbur  Oliver  H.  boarding,  h.  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Wilbur  Rachel  C.  tailoress,  h.  67  Leveret 
Wilcox  John,  shoe  maker,  h.  268  Hanover       [rion 
Wilcox  John  W.  elcctrotyper,  152  Wash.  h.  64  Ma- 
Wilcox,  Doddridge  &  Co.  (hy  C.  B.Johnson),  boots 

and  shoes,  13  Elm 
Wilcox  Joseph  B.  43  Court,  h.  at  Reading 
Wilcox  Wm.  S.  (Scotchler  S;  W.),  h.  18  Hull 
Wild  Barnabas,  truckman,  h.  85  Sea       [Somcrville 
Wild  Charles  D.  furniture  wagon,  39  Com'l,  h.  at 
Wild  Daniel,  merchant,  h.  16  Hancock  [Cedar 

Wild  James  C.  cashier  Boston  Bank,  h.  6   West 
Wild  James  T.  61  State,  h.  5  AVest  Cedar 
Wild  John,  carpenter,  house  9  Norwich 
Wild  Lewis,  stone  cutter,  h.  5  Prince 
Wild  Sophia,  widow,  house  8  South  Russell 
Wild  Susan,  teacher,  bds.  1  Terrace  place,  E.  B. 
Wilde  George  C.  clerk  S.  J.  and  C.  P.  Courts,  h. 

82  I'inckney 
Wilde  Henrv  J.,  Custom  House,  h.  2  Milton  place 
Wilde  Joseph  D.  61  Blackstone,  b.  8.  S.  Russell 
Wilde  Samuel  S.,  Judge  S.  J.  Court,  h.  2  Milton  pi. 
Wilder  Abiel,  coppersmith,  h.  24  Gouch  [Chapel 
Wilder  Amelia,  Female  Refuge,  Rutland,  rear 
Wilder  &  Co.  (C.  B.  Wilder),  paper  store,  94  State, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Wilder  A.  W.  teacher,  boards  159  Court        [Com'l 
Wilder  (Benj.jr.)  &  Siders  (./.  B.),  clothing,  &c.  90 
Wilder  Charles,  tin  worker,  bds.  3  Jackson  place 
Wilder  Charles  J.  (Clark  §  IF.),  h.  23  Pitts 
Wilder  Charles  W.  (Broidn,  Dow  <Si-  Co),  house  at 

Cambridgeport 
Wilder  Eliza  C.  music  teacher,  h.  29  Hudson 
Wilder  David,  jr.  clerk  State  'Ireas.  office,  house  at 

Brookline 
Wilder  Eleazrr,  caulker  and  graver,  h.  2  liane  pi. 
Wilder  Gilbert  G.  grocer,  W.  Cedur,  c.   Pinckney, 
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Wilder  Henry  A.  clerk,  91  Fulton 
Wilder  James  M.  clerk,  10  West 
AVilder  James  S.  h.  2  Ashland  ave.     [h.  at  Chelsea 
Wilder  John  E.  salamander  safes,  2-5  Merch.  row, 
Wilder  J.  H.  teacher,  Park  Street  Church 
Wilder  Lewis,  housewright,  Fayette,  h.  19  do. 
Wilder  Marshall   P.  {Parker,  Wilder,  ^   Parker), 
h.  at  Dorchester  [32  Beach 

Wilder    Marshall    P.  jr.    &  Co.   30  India,   house 
Wilder  Mary,  widow,  h.  Albany,  near  Railroad 
Wilder  Mary,  teacher,  house  13  Hudson 
Wilder  Martin,  carriage  smith,  II  Ilawley  place,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Wilder  Sarah,  widow,  h.  77  Bedford  [Marion 

Wilder  Silas  W.  editor  Pathfinder,  5  Wash.  h.  9 
Wilder  {Thomas)  &  Bosworth  {Royal),  wood  and 
coal,  136  Sea,  h.  13  Hudson  [Lexington 

Wilder  Volney,  piano-forte  maker,  334  Wash.  h.  at 
Wilder  William,  carpenter,  h.  36  Tremont 
Wilder  William  S.  paper  ruler,  30   Cornhill,  house 
Princeton,  E.  B.  [Hingham 

Wilder  Wm.  W.  {Lincoln,  Wilder,  &;  Co.),  house  at 
Wildes  A.  H.  insurance,  86  State 
Wildes  Hannah,  widow,  house  5.5  Lowell 
Wildes  Jas.  W.  clerk  at  F.  Gleason's,  b.  oo  Lowell 
Wildes  M.  B.  {Bush  §■  W.),  house  17  W.  Cedar 
Wildes  Moses  &  Moses,  2d.  Patterson  H.  11  Elm 
Wildes  Solomon,  h.  Pemberton  sq.  n.  Miss.  Rooms 
Wildes  S.  L.  broker.  State,  house  -10  Porter 
Wildes  William,  11  Elm,  house  21  Allstou 
Wildes  William,  Fountain  House,  Beach 
Wiley  Ebeuezer  &  J.  W.  oysters,  47  Pearl 
Wiley  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  34  South  Margin 
Wiley  Emory,  13  Fulton,  house  at  Soutli  Reading 
Wiley  Jesse,  fish  dealer,  house  4  Bartlett 
Wiley  John  {Coolid<ie  S^  Wiley),  12  Water 
Wilev  J.  W.  (E.  cS-  /.  W.  Wiley),  47  Pearl 
Wiley  S.  C.  Mrs.  "house  22  Winter  [Cedar 

Wiley  Thomas,  jr.  publisher,  20  State,  house  88  ^Y . 
Wiley  William,  fruit,  &c.  Marginal,  h.  Everett  ct. 
Wilkes  George,  teacher,  house  29  Bowdoin 
Wilkins  Bruce,  job  wagon,  house  Fifth,  near  E 
Wilkins  Calvin  B.  house  3  Wells  place 
Wilkins   {Cassander  S.)   &   Wellington   (G.),  11 

Bovlston  Market,  boards  Atlantic  House 
Wilkins  Charles  &  Co.  {C.  B.  Wilkins  Ss  J.  Greeley), 

com.  mer.  33  Long  wharf,  house  08  Boylstou 
Wilkins  Charles  B  {C.  Wilkins  .S,-  Co.) 
Wilkins  David  E.  laborer,  house  rear  87  Pleasant 
Wilkins  F.  A.  28  Charlestown,  house  3  Ringgold 
Wilkins  George  A.  carpenter,  house  84  Prince 
Wilkins  Harriet,  widow,  house  3  Ringgold 
\\'ilkins  Ira  D.  teamster,  house  Silver,  near  D 
Wilkins  James,  baker,  house  2o  Thacher 
Wilkins  Jeremiah,  house  18  Piedmont  [House 

Wilkins  John,  dry  goods,  38  Hanover,  b.  American 
Wilkins  Joseph,  Ijoards  60  Bedford 
Wilkins  (/.  H.),  Carter  {R.  B.),  &  Co.  (-4.  IT.  Rice), 

paper  dealers,  16  Water,  house  -52  Bowdoin 
Wilkins  {Levi)  &  Newhall  (Daniel  B.),  piano-forte 

manufacturers,  344  Wash.  h.  45  Tremont 
Wilkins  Matilda,  boards  58  Boylston 
Wilkins  Sam'l  C.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  18  Dedham 
Wilkins  Sarah,  boards  58  Boylston 
Wilkins  Theodore,  boards  12  Derne 
Wilkins  William,  marketman,  house  11  Causeway 
Wilkinson  {Arthur),  Stetson  {J.),  Sc  Co.  (.7.  Saicyer 
^  A.  A.  Burraqe),  importers  of  woollen  goods, 
53  Milk,  house  689  Washington     [17  Bowdoin 
Wilkinson  Andrew  J.  hardware,  2  Washington,  h. 
Wilkinson  Benjamin,  rigger,  house  12  Belmont 
Wilkinson  Eliza,  ornamental  hair  work.  250  Wash. 
Wilkinson  Hannah,  widow,  house  31  Prince 
Wilkinson  James,  boards  River,  corner  Lime 
Wilkinson  John  F.  wagoner,  house  33  S.  Cedar 
Wilkinson  John  H.  boards  20  Bultinch 
Wilkinson  Joseph  W.  carriage  smith,  Causeway, 

near  Medford,  boards  46Bilierica 
Wilkinson  Levi  M.  house  8  Carver 
Wilkinson  Simon,  house  17  Bowdoin 


Wilkinson  Thomas,  confectioner,  boards  26  Ann 
Wilkinson  Ware,  sexton,  house  62  Temple 
Wilkinson  Warren,  house  24  Marion 
Wilkinson  Wesley,  machinist,  house  12  Broadway 
Wilkinson  Wm.  41  Blackstone,  boards  58  Salem 
Wilkinson  William,  tailor,  house  o  Butolph 
Willacy  William,  painter,  house  Pembroke 
Willard  Aaron,  house  29  Boylston 
Willard  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  11  Lyman  place 
Willard  Francis  A.  physician,  9  Allston,  h.  8  Allen 
Willard  George,  hatter,  51  Court,  house  at  Chelsea 
Willard  Hannah,  widow,  boards  2  Byron 
Willard  Henry,  artist,  259  Wash.  b.  55  Hancock 
Willard  Horatio  P.  harness  maker,  h.  43  Garden 
Willard  Joseph,  clerk  Sup.  Jud.  Court  and  Court 
of  Common  Pleas,  office  Court  House,  h.  77 
Pinckney  [Cambridgeport 

Willard  Joseph  A.  deputy  sheriff,  Court  H.  h.  at 
Willard  Josiah,  house  270  Tremont 
Willard  Josiah,  jr.  watch  maker  and  jeweller,  238 

Washington,  house  78  Essex 
Willard  Lyman  {TabcrSf  W.),  house  at  Dorchester 
Willard  Simon,  watches  and  chronometers,  9  Con- 
gress, house  16  Kingston 
Willard  AVm.,  Amory  Hall,  house  at  Charlestown 
Willard  Wm.  D.  5  India  Avharf,  house  at  Newton 
Willard  Zabdiel  A.  9  Congress,  house  16  Kingston 
Willcutt  Catharine,  widow,  house  705  Washington 
Willcutt  Charles  E.  coffin  warehouse,  60  Sea,  house 

rear  47  do. 
Willcutt  John,  undertaker,  h.  Silver,  near  B 
Willcutt  Jos.  undertaker,  35  Salem      [6  Salutation 
Willcutt  Levi,  housewright,  Clark,   cor.  Ann,   h. 
Willcutt  Levi  L.  manufacturers'  agent,  70  State 
Willcutt  Mary,  dress  maker,  house  169  Hanover 
Willcutt  William,  whitewasher,  house  77  Albany 
Willett  Catharine  M.  widow,  h.  11  Sullivan  place 
Willett  Charles,  carpenter,  house  6  Battery 
Willett  Edward,  house  516  Washington 
Willett  Isaac,  pattern  maker,  house  55  Billcrica 
Willett  William,  house  9  Orange 
Willett's  Express,  7  State 
Willey  Aaron,  oysterman,  house  7  Grove 
Willey  Ephraim,  shoe  maker,  house  1  Minot 
Willey  Ephraim,  jr.  26  N.  Market,  house  1  Minot 
Willey  Isaac  J.  8  Market  square,  bds.  18  Hanover 
Willey  Joseph,  sail  maker,  boards  4  Fleet 
Willey  Jonas  M.  167  Court 

Willey  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  boards  43  Southac 
Willey  Nancy  and  Hannah  L.  dress  makers,  board 

5  Columbia 
Willey  Nathaniel,  housewright,  house  43  Southac 
Willey  Susan  J.  dress  maker,  256  Washington 
AVilley  (Tolman)  &.  Hutchins  {Horace   G.),  coun- 
sellors, 5  Court  square,  house  28  Leveret 
Williams  A.  E.  boot  maker,  30  Southac 
Williams  Albert,  house  rear  3  Vine  [pi. 

Williams  Alexander  {Reddinc/  i^  Co.),  h.  5  Indiana 
Williams  Alfred  {Sajford  Si  W),  36  Washington 
Williams  Alfred,  clerk  B.  &  W.  R.  R.  b.  8  Albany 
Williams  Alfred,  laborer,  Grove  place 
Williams  Almira,  widow,  house  4  Spear  alley 
Williams  Ambrose,  house  2  Bowdoin  square 
Williams  A.  D.  102  F.  H.  Market,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Williams  Arthur,  4  Central  wharf,  bds.  27  Temple 
Williams  Augustus  L.  74  Utica,  boards  6  Avon  pi. 
Williams   Augustus   W.  machinist,  house  Third, 
between  B  and  C  [Lynn 

Williams  Benjamin,  refreshments,  Deacon,  h.  at 
Williams  Benjamin  S.  umbrella  manufacturer,  425 
Vv'ashington,  house  2  Bradford       [mont,h.  do. 
Williams  C.  D.  second  hand  clothes,   &c.  45  Tre- 
Williams  Charles,  hair  dresser,  Stillman,  c.  Charter 
Williams  Charles,  waiter,  boards  4  Southac  court 
Williams  Charles,  seaman,  house  49  Salem 
Williams  Christopher  Capt.  house  105  Purchase 
Williams  Christopher  C.   housewright.  Second,  n. 

D,  house  184  Fourth 
Williams  Daniel,  house  22  Spring 
AVilliams  David,  house  2j  Boylston 


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BOSTON      [W]       DIllECTORY. 


Williams  David  G.  whitener,  house  230  Har.  av. 
AVillianis  David  H.  ship  spikes,  26  liioad,  house  1 

Ashburtou  j)lace 
Williaius  David  W.  3.5  S.  Market,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Williams  Dcodat,  house  10  Lyman  place 
Williams  Dudley,  looking-glasses,  231  Washington, 

house  at  Uoxbury 
Williams  l-'beuezcu-,  currier,  9  Ferry,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Williams  I'jdgar  M.  Ikuisc  rear  12  Green     [Southac 
Williams  l>',d\vard,  grocer,  house  15  W.  Centre,  cor. 
Williams  Edward  A.  13  Fullon,  house  at  Chelsea 
Williams  l>al\vard  A.  house  10  Ihooklinc 
Williams  Ivlward  D.  actor,  boards  12  Pitts 
Williams  Edward  II.  grocer,  1()1  Fourth,  house  do. 
Williams  Elijah  Mrs.  house  6  Avon  place 
Williams  Elijah  X-  Co.  ((/.  F.  Williams),  flour,  23 

Long  wliart',  house  9.3  Pinckney 
Williams  Eliphalct,  broker,  28  State,  h.  36  Beach 
Williams  Elizabeth  W.  widow,  h.  rear  38  Charter 
Williams  i<',pli.  S.  stove  mounter,  h.  Fovirlh.n.  C 
Williams  F.  D.  82  Milk,  b.  11  liOuisburgh  square 
Williams  Francis  S.  teacher  English  High  School, 

house  21  Dover 
Williams  fieorge,  gilder,  G6  Court 
Williams  (ieor^e  (lialcum  &;  W.),  b.  71  Pleasant 
Williams  (ieorge,  pedler,  boards  31  Sea 
Williams  Geovge,  boards  18  North  llussell 
Williams  George  A.  22.')  Washington,  b.  487  do. 
Williams  (ieorge  B.  clerk,  boards  Hanover  House 
Williams  Geo.F.  (/•>.  Willi(imsifCo.),h.  1  Rowe  pi. 
Williams  George  H.  teamster,  house  33  Chambers 
Williams  (J.  Foster,  .35  S.  Market,  h.  7-11  Wash. 
Williams  Geo.  F.  mast  maker,  h.  Charter,  c.  Foster 
Williams  (Jeo.  H.  printer,  .■32  Wash.  h.  16  Blossom 
Williams  Geo.  W.  A.  5  Liberty  scj.  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
Williams  George  W.  G.  book  binder,  14  Water, 

house  at  Roxbury 
Williams  (i.  W.  31  Ann,  boards  4  N.  Russell 
Williams  llart,  laborer,  housp  12  Belmont 
^^■illiams  Henry,  laborer,  house  12  Cyinus 
Williams  Henry,  broker,  State,  house  21  Dover 
Williams  Henry,  jr.  teacher  Winthrop  School,  h. 

4  Albion 
Williams  Henry  W.  physiciaTi  and  oculist,  10  Essex 
Williams  ISIrs.  widow  of  Dr.  Henry,  h.  29  Pinckney 
Williams  Henry  B.  22  India,  h.  at  Newton  Corner 
Williams  Henry  E.  provisions,  58  Merrimac,  house 

33  Leveret 
Williams  Henry  J.  painter,  house  Gold,  near  B 
Williams  (llc/i'ri/  L.)  &  Daland  (7/.   T.),   comniis- 

si(ni  merchants,  33  Lewis  wharf,  h.  at  Salem 
Williams  Horace,  treasurer  Boston  &   Worcester 

Railroad,  Beach,  c.  Lincoln,  h.  at  Ro.vbury 
Williams  Isaac,  house  64  'I'remimt 
Williams  {  haar  F.)  .V-  Morss  {(\  A.),  wire  workers, 

67  and  69  Coruhill,  house  3  Bowdoin  square 
Williams  Isaac  H.  clerk,  house  4  Hall  place 
Williams  James,  ho\ise  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Williams  .Tames,  hair  dresser,  house  4  Cooper 
Williams  .lames  C.  hairdresser,  house  9  Southac 
Williams  .lames  C.  hair  dresser,  house  26  Poplar 
Williams  .Tames  M.  W.   clerk,  48   Central  wharf, 

boards  ISIarlboro'  Hotel 
Williams  Jane,  widow,  house  Robinson  alley 
Williams  Jelferson,  omnibus  driver,  h.  25  Brooklino 
Williams  Jeremiah,  stables,  44  Ilan'ver,  h.  7  I''riend 
Williams  John  ,M.  counsellor,  30  Court,  house  6 

Bowdoin  [sellors,  30  Court,  h.  6  Bowdoin 

Williams  (James  Oiia)  &  Hall  {Thomas  11.),  couu- 
Williams  John,  W.  I.  goods,  205  Ann 
Williams  John,  tailor,  house  rear  1  Ivors 
Williams  John,  boards  18  N.  Russell 
Williams  John,  mariner,  h.  7  Livingston  place 
Williams  John,  wateruuin,  house  2.S5  Ann 
Williams  John,  truckman,  boards  7  Washing,  sq. 
Williams  John,  laborer,  house  13  Suilblk 
Williams  John,  president  Coasters'  Mutu.al  Insu- 
rance Co.  68  .State,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Williams  J(din,  dry  goods,  22  Milk,  h.  11  Louis- 
burgh  square 


Williams  J.  I).  &  M.  (Moses  Williams),  wine  mer- 
chants, 33  S.  Market 
Williams  John  Earl,  cashier  City  Bank,  h.  1  Otis  pi. 
Willi.ams  John  H.  shipwright,  h.  22  Porter,  E.  B. 
Williams  John  J.  Rev.  house  23  Federal 
Williams  John  IM.  mariner,  house  1  llooton  alley 
Williams  John  M.  clerk,  bds.  42  Harrison  avenue 
Williams  John   M.  S.  (llliddcn  §    W.),  house  at 

Cambridge  j^IIouse 

Williams  John  Q.  A.  (Bangs  &:  Co.),  b.  Winthrop 
Williams  John  S.  02  Milk,liouse  11  Louisburgh  sq. 
Williams  John  AV.  boarding,  13  North  sciuare 
Williams  Jonathan  T.  book  keeper,  h.  27  Harvard 
Williams  Joseph,  engineer  at  American  House 
Williams  J.  L.  dentist,  74  Boylston     [lanwood  pi. 
Williams  Lenmcl  S.  clerk,  6  India  wharf,  boards  1 
Williams  Lois,  widow,  h.  rear  2  Plymouth  place 
Williams  Lucy,  widow,  intelligence  otlicc,  9  Pjliot 
Williams  Mary,  widow,  h.  r.  10  Hawkins    [Albany 
Williams  INIary,  teacher  ])riiuary  scluxd  No.  5,  b.  18 
Williams  Moses  (J.  J),  i;  M.  i\'ill/a/us),  house  at 

Jamaica  Plain 
AVilliams  M.  15  F.  H.  ]\Iarket.  h.  rear  9  Hawkins 
Williams  Moses  B.  33  S.  Market,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Williams  Nancy,  widow,  house  17  Orange 
Williams  Nathaniel,  mariner,  house  !Miuray  place 
Williams  Nathaniel  L.  house  2  Montgomery  place 
Williams  Pardon,  tailor,   128  Washington,  boards 

National  House 
Williams  Richard,  45  Com'l  wf.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Williams  Robert,  broker,  4   Central  wharf,  house 

27  Temple  [52  State,  h.  13  Warren 

Williams  Robert  B.  president  U.  S.  Insurance  Co. 
Williams  Robert  B.  jr.  61  Com'l,  h.  13  W'arren 
Williams  Robert  J.  'iiousewright,  h.  1  Medford  ct. 
Williams  R.  T.  201  Washington 
Williams  Sanuiel  (i.  broker,  72  State,  h.  at  Quincy 
Williams  Samuel  K.  house  68  Boylston 
Williams  Samuel  M.  plasterer,  house  1  Endicot 
Williams  Samuel  S.  clerk,  192  AVash.  h.  17  Or.ange 
Williams  Sophia  iNI.  widow  of  John,  h.  42  Harr.  av. 
Williams  S.  T.  boards  2  Sutl'olk  place        [Roxbm-y 
Williams  Stephen,  currier,  29  N.  Market,  house  at 
Williams  Susanna,  widow  of  'I'hos.  h.  131  Treuu)nt 
Williams  Thomas,  stevedore,  h.  r.  li)5  Hanover 
W'illiams  Thomas,  sail  maker,  b.  9  Bratlle  sciuare 
\\'illiams  Thos.  A.  i)ainter,  53  hUiot,  h.  18  Fayette 
Williams  Tliomas  B.  33  South  Market 
Williams  Thomas  G.  waiter,  house  27  Brighton 
Williams  Thomas  P.  grocer,  5.3  Endicot,  house  do. 
Williams  Washington,  28  State,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Williams  Wni.  laborer,  house  20  Southac 
Williams  Wm.  boarding  X'  clothing,  Fleet,  n.  Ann 
Williams  William,  laborer,  house  7  Pearl  jilacc 
Williams  William  1'.  laborer,  house  36  Tyler 
Williamson  Chas.   cheuust.  Sumner,  n.  Maverick 

sciuare,  house  Sumner,  corner  Jeffries 
Williamson  J-'.leanor,  house  1  Franklin  place 
Williamson  Geo.  pilot,  house  48  Charter 
Williamson  ( llir/iurd)  S:  Smith  (Horace),  dry  goods 

26  Kilbv,  house  Fifth,  corner  K 
Wlliamson  I'homas,  laborer,  house  1  Milton 
Willis  Andrew,  stabler,  7  Sudbury,  b.  16  Somerset 
Willis  Bcnjainin,  house  118  Purchase 
Willis  Benjamin,  jr.  25  State,  house  118  Purchase 
Willis  Clement,  merchant,  97.^  .State,  h.  49  High 
Willis  l'',/,ra,  teamster,  house  28  Andovcr 
A\'illis  Francis  U.  clork,  16  Milk,  boards  49  Eliot 
Willis  Frederick  A.  51  N.  Market,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Willis  Geo.  W.  (Win.s/iipL^  IF.),  house  at  Chelsea 
Willis  \-  Co.  (//.  ]]'illis^  LucianS/a'nner),  brokers, 

25  State,  house  Quincy  place,  corner  High 
Willis  Hamilton  (  n7///s  c^-  Co.),  house  1  Quincy  pi. 
Willis  Henry,  25  State 
Willis  Henry  A.  printer,  house  2  Fruit 
Willis  llemv  C.  97.^  State,  boards  49  High 
Willis  Horatio  M.  counsellor  i^-  Register  Probate, 

Court  square,  h.  51  Pinckney 
Willis  Nalh'l  P.  H.  51  N.  Market,  h.  at  Chelsea 
AVillis  J.ames,  carpenter,  house  Second,  near  C 


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295 


Willis  John,  moulder,  house  86  C,  near  Broadway 
Willis  Joshua  C.  2  F.  H.  Market,  (cellar) 
Willis  Margaret,  29  Mount  Vernon 
Willis  Natii'l,   publisher   Youth's    Companion,  11 

Cornhill,  house  at  Waitham 
Willis  Robert,  tailor,  house  rear  104  Purchase 
Willis  Royal  B.  sofa  manufacturer,  3  Adams  &  47 

Causeway,  house  at  Lexington 
Willis  Phineas,  clerk,  boards  34  Marion 
Willis  Samuel  B.  wines,  15  Clinton,  h.  at  Somerville 
Willis  Sarah  Mrs.  house  2  Fruit 
Willis  Stillman,  house  16  Somerset 
Willis  William  D.  moulder,  house  2  Fruit 
Williston  Edward,  painter,  boards  14  Lowell 
Williston  George  W.  rope  maker,  h.  Gold,  near  B 
Williston  Joseph,  clerk,  house  4  Garden 
Williston  P.  F.  tailor,  4  Clinton,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Willoughby  Ralph  S.  house  1  Church 
Willoughby  Samuel  R.  housewright,  h.  4  Lowell 
Willoughby  Sarah,  widow,  h.  Bremen,  n.  Sumner 
Willoughby  William,  carpenter,  opposite  44  South 

Margin,  house  10  Livingston 
Willox  James  W.  compositor,  house  51  Faj'ette 
Wills  Charles,  merchant,  21  Union  wharf 
Wills  Henry,  painter,  opposite  10  West,  b.  25  Essex 
Wills  Maria  F.  widow  of  Wm.  house  1  Margaret 
Willson  James  A.  printer,  boards  81  Eliot 
Willson  John  W.  F.  apothecary,  307  Broadway 
Willson  Margaret,  widow,  house  Page's  court 
Willson  Samuel,  house  6  W.  Centre 
Willson  Shipley  W.  Rev.  h.  n.  east  end  Second 
Willson  S.  W.  'house  150  Cambridge 
Willson  S.  W.  jr.  house  24  Shawmut 
Willson  William,  captain,  house  79  Mt.  Vernon 
Willson  Wm.  H.  123  Wash,  house  9  Stamford 
Wilnrarth  ik   Brother  (£.  F.  S;   O.  H.),  gold   pen 

makers,  21  Cornhill,  house  24  May 
Wilmarth  Fanny,  24  May 
Wilmarth  Frederick  L.  boards  24  May 
Wilmarth  Henry  D.  3  Pearl,  boards  28  Beach 
Wilmarth  Mary  D.  nurse,  Albany,  corner  Oneida 
Wilmarth  Otis  H.  (  Wilmarth  S;  Brother),  h.  24  May 
Wilmarth  Seth,  machinist.  Foundry,  S.  B.  house 

137  Harrison  avenue 
Wilmot  George  D.  counsellor,  20  Court,  house  71 

Pleasant 
Wilmot  S.  N.  pressman,  22  School 
Wilp  Hanley,  fancy  turner,  475  Wash.  b.  531  do. 
Wilson  Alexander,  tailor,  h.  Utica,  near  Beach 
Wilson  Andrew,  mariner,  house  486  Commercial 
Wilson  Benjamin,  mariner,  house  3  Hanover  ay. 
Wilson  Benj.  F.  salesman,  129  Wash.  b.  15  Hancock 
Wilson  B.  O.  &  G.  C.  botanic  medicines,  18  Cen- 
tral, house  at  Chelsea 
Wilson  Catherine,  dress  maker,  9  Pearl  pi.  [Hanover 
Wilson  Charles   B.  proprietor  Hanover  House,  50 
Wilson  Charles,  waterman,  house  15  Belmont 
Wilson  Charles,  seaman,  house  8  Charlestown 
Wilson  Charles,  stone  cutter,  house  27  Minot 
Wilson  Charles,  laborer,  h.  Bremen,  n.  Sumner 
Wilson  Charles,  stevedore,  house  31  Snowhill 
Wilson  Charles,  Post  Office,  house  at  Charlestown 
Wilson  Chas.  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  h.  140  Hudson 
Wilson  David  V.  stone  cutter,  house  29  Billerica 
Wilson  D.  P.  dentist,  1  Park,  boards  5  Bumstead  pi. 
Wilson  Edward  C.  {Turner,  W.  &;  Co.),  83  Milk 
Wilson  Ellen,  refreshments.  Traverse,  c.  Charlesfn 
Wilson  Frank,  hair  dresser,  boards  8  Howard 
Wilson  G.  C.  {B.  O.  &:  G.  C.  Wilson),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Wilson  George,  cabinet  maker,  b.  110  Third,  n.  C 
Wilson  George  {Paterson  If   IF.),  house  681  Wash. 
Wilson  George,  plumber,  h.  Carney  pi.  c.  Wash. 
Wilson  George,  druggist,  155  Ann",  b.  8  Allston 
Wilson  George,  watchman,  house  444  Commercial 
Wilson  George  O.  machinist,  house  3  High 
M'ilson  Geo.  W.  mere,  tailor,  86  Wash.  h.  at  Maiden 
Wilson  George  W.  driver,  house  72  Tyler 
Wilson  George  W.  botanic  medicines,  18  Central, 

house  at  Chelsea 
Wilson,  Hawksworth,  Moss,  &  Ellison,  110  Milk 


Wilson  Henry,  publisher  Republican,  5  Water  and 

2  Devonshire,  house  at  Natick 
Wilson  Henry  F.  fruit,  1   Dock  sq.  h.  18  Shawmut 
Wilson  James  {Siil/imn  ^  W.),  65  Fulton 
Wilson  James,  machinist,  boards  55  Carver 
Wilson  James,  tailor,  house  30  Jefferson  block 
Wilson  James,  laborer,  house  Liverpool,  E.  B. 
Wilson  James  M.  25  F.  H.  Market,  b.  5  Barton 
Wilson  Joel,  pattern  maker,  h.  Gold,  n.  Dorchester 
Wilson  John,  printer,  21   School,  house   Concord, 

corner  Newland 
Wilson  John,  builder,  house  82  Albany 
Wilson  John,  rigger,  house  12  Sullivan  place 
Wilson  John,  teamster,  boards  2  Spear  alley 
Wilson  John,  fish  pcdler,  house  1  liutolph 
Wilson  John,  housewright,  Milldam 
Wilson  John,  currier,  h.  Cottage,  near  Maverick 
Wilson  John,  pattern  maker,  house  256  Tremont 
Wilson  John,  pilot,  house  8  Fleet  [25  Vernon 

Wilson  John,  collector,  basement  Court  House,  h. 
Wilson  {John, Jr.),  Fairbank  {F.  D.),  &  Co.  {D.  C. 

Kimball),  druggists,  45  Hanover,  b.  8  Allston 
Wilson  John,  jr.  printer,  21  School  [at  Cohasset 
Wilson  John,  jr.  merchant  tailor,  24  Court,  house 
Wilson  John  F.  restorator,  49  Causeway,  house  2 

Nashua 
Wilson  John  R.  piano-forte  maker,  h.  10  Medfdct. 
Wilson  .John  W.  captain,  house  57  Marion 
Wilson  John  W.  organ  builder,  h.  2  Strong  place 
Wilson  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  8  Bridge  st.  court 
Wilson  Joseph,  tailor,  h.  6  Church 
AVilson  Jos.  F.  tailor,  109  Wash.  h.  at  Charlestown 
Wilson  Joseph  H.  carpenter,  Harrison  avenue,  op- 
posite 1  Fort  ave.  h.  3  Emerald        [c.  Rutland 
Wilson  Joshua,  printer,  21  School,  house  Concord, 
Wilson  Judith,  nurse,  house  78  Pleasant 
Wilson  Leonard,  milkman,  h.  1  Rutland  [Suffolk  pi. 
Wilson  Lewis  B.  {Bradbitry,  Harmon,  if   Co.),  b.  1 
Wilson  Margaret,  widow,  172  Purchase 
Wilson  Mary,  tailorcss,  house  10  Tileston 
Wilson  Michael,  mariner,  h.  Liverpool,  n.  Maverick 
Wilson  Richard,  machinist,  b.  6  Winthrop,  E.  B. 
Wilson  Robert  {Carey  tV  W.),  house  48  South 
Wilson  Robert  porter,  house  3  South  st.  court 
Wilson  Robert,  laborer,  house  12  N.  Margin 
Wilson  Ruth,  mdow,  house  96  Salem 
Wilson  Sam'l,  clothing,  10  Brattle,  h.  6  W.  Centre 
Wilson  Sally,  widow,  house  99  Chambers 
Wilson  Sarah  A.  widow,  house  79  Brighton 
Wilson  Stephen  F.  door  manufacturer,  Merrimac, 

corner  Causeway,  house  7  Wall 
Wilson  S.  Wiley,  9  Court,  h.  150  Cambridge 
Wilson  Thomas,  currier,  b.  Cottage,  n.  Maverick 
Wilson  Thos.  laborer,  house  119  Purchase 
Wilson  Thomas  {Paul  if  IF.),  house  at  Haverhill 
Wilson  Thos.  caulker  &  graver,  boards  38  Harvard 
Wilson  Thos  M.  stone  cutter,  h.  29  Billerica 
Wilson  Thos.  P.  provisions,  90  Harrison  av.  boards 

108  do. 
AVilson  William,  laborer,  house  6  Brighton 
Wilson  Wm.  currier,  boards  Cottage,  n.  Maverick 
Wilson  Wm.  A.  block  cutter,  rear  47  Congress 
Wilson  William  H.  watchman,  house  2  London 
Wilson  Wm.  H.  h.  4  Sewell  pi.  [town 

Wilson  Wm.  W.  engraver,  2.3  Court,  h.  at  Charles- 
Wilson  Wilmot,  house  246  Tremont 
Wilton  Alfred  B.  locksmith  and  bell  hanger,  364A 

Washington,  house  I,  near  Broadway 
Wilton  John,  laborer,  house  77  Knccland 
Winch  {Isaiah)  &  Patterson  (TF//i.),  merch.  tailors, 

40  Washington,  house  Tremont,  near  Dover 
Winchester  Amasa,  house  26  Somerset 
Winchester  E.,  A.  &  W.  {William   P.  Winchester 

&;  C.  Berkley  Johnson),  manufacturers  soap  and 

candles,  15  S.  Market  [N.  Margin 

Winchester  Fitz    E.  saddler,  74  Endicot,  house  25 
Winchester  Henry   K.   {Lori7iy  ^    W.),  house    1 

Bulfinch  place  [65  Blackstone,  h.  at  ISIalden 
Winchester  Isaac  T.  stoves  \'  wooden  ware,  63  and 
Winchester  Lucinda,  widow,  house  13  Sheafe 


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BOSTON      [W]      DIRECTORY 


Winchester  William  P.  {E.,  A.  ^  W.  Winchester), 

house  20  Franklin 
Winchester  Wm.  P.  iK:  Co.  piano-fortes,  499  Wash. 
Winchester  Wm.  W.  blacksmith,  h.  E,  c.  Gold 
Winchester's  Express.  Railroad  E.xchange 
Winde  {Lewis)  &  Cliukard  {II.  R.),  boat  builders, 

Battery  wharf,  house  at  Chelsea 
Winfield  Jas.  coppersmith,  h.  Cottage,  n.  Everett 
Wing  Benj.  G.  book  keeper,  57  Wash.  b.  7  Gouch 
Wing  J.  B.  boards  24  ISIyrtle 

Wing  Joseph,  agent  Glass   Co.,  E.  Cambridge,  h. 
24  Myrtle  [up  stairs 

Wing  Lovina  H.  employment  office,  16   Franklin, 
Wingate  George,  mason,  boards  39  Brattle 
Wingate  John,  hats,  Hanover,  corner  Prince,  bds. 

Eastern  Exchange 
Wingate  Wm.  A.  coal    and  wood  wharf.  South, 

corner  Harvard,  house  60  Harvard 
Winkley  &  Co.  {S.  WinkJey  Sf  Wm.  Forbes),  mer- 
chant tailors,  9.3  Washington,  h.  3  Winter  pi. 
Winkley  Samuel  H.  Rev.  house  4  Minot 
Winn  Alanson,  Woburn  Express,  29  N.  Market 
Winn  Chas.  G.  {Butterfield,  W.  ^ Pitts),  h.  22  Allen 
Winn  David,  cooper,  house  2  East  st.  place 
Winn  Dennis,  laborer,  house  8  Charlestown 
Winn  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  10  W.  Centre 
Winn  Earrell,  moulder,  h.  76  London,  E.  B. 
Winn  Horatio  S.  baker,  42  Prince,  h.  1  Noyes  pi. 
Winn  J.  B.  &  Co.  leather,  1   Shoe  and  Leather,  h. 
at  Woburn         [ond,  c.  A,  b.  109  Fourth,  n.  B 
Winn  Joseph  D.  pattern  and  pulley  maker,  Scc- 
Winn  Laughlin,  laborer,  h.  36  Porter,  E.  B. 
Winn  Oliver  B.  mason,  boards  2  Bond 
Winn  Owen,  9  Wilson  lane 
Winn  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Dedham  St.  court 
Winn  Patrick,  laborer,  house  67  Salem 
AVinn  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Bennington 
Winn  Peter,  book  l)inder,  b.  7  Hartford  place 
Winn  Timothy  B.  house  8  Boylston 
Winninghotf  Joseph,  machinist,  h.  Bennington 
AVinnings  George,  rostorator,  322  Commercial 
AVinock  Samuel,  clerk,  h.  6  Lowell  place 
AVinsby  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  Fifth,  near  D 
AVinship  Charles,  wheelwright,  h.  do  Eliot 
AVinship  Charles  AV.  physician,  h.  1  Quincy  place 
AVinship  Edw.  C.  pressman,  35  Ann,  b.  20  Leveret 
Winship  {Henry  A.)  &  AA^illis  {G.  W.),  trunk  man- 
ufacturers, 31  Elm,  b.  22  Charles 
AA'inship  John,  at  factory  stores,  Lowell,  c.  Minot 
AVinship  John  G.  T.  15  Pearl,  h.  1  Spring  st.  court 
AVinship  N.  millinery  goods,  D,  near  Broadway 
AVinship  S.  D.  ( Wh'itncy  ^r  W.),  h.  7  May        [row 
AVinslow  A.  daguerreotypist,  Howard,  c.  Tremont 
AVinslow  Benj. "broker,  r.  48  State,  b.  U.  S.  Hotel 
AVinslow  Benj.  currier,  boards  13  North  square 
AVinslow  Beiij.  P.  (/.  Wimlmo  Sf  Sons),  h.  60  Mt. 
Vernon         [manuf.  57  Portland,  h.  at  Chelsea 
AVinslow    {David)   &    Flanders    {M.    P.),  cabinet 
AVinslow  Edward,  merch.  5  Broad,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Winslow  E.  F.  bds.  Harrison  avenue  cor.  Beach 
Winslow  Elisha  D.  {Hitchcock,  Cobb,  ^  W.),  h.  at 

Cambridge 
Winslow  Frank,  12  State,  b.  1  Linwood  place 
Winslow  Geo.  {Isaac  W.  S^  Sons),  b.  34  Boylston 
Winslow  Geo.  S.  dry  goods,  32  Kilby,  h.  26  Fayette 
AVinslow  Hubbard  Rev.  teacher,  3  Beacon  Hill 
AVinslow  Isaac  &  Sons  {B.  P.  tV  Georye),  commis- 
sion merchants,  16  Lewis  wf.  h.  at  Roxbury 
AVinslow  {Isaac),  Adams  {Edward F.),  &  Co.  (  Wm. 
R.  Paine),  dry  goods,  56  Milk,  h.  at  Hingham 
AVinslow  Isabella,  dress  maker,  116  Court 
AVinslow  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
AVinslow  John,  boards  30  Beach 
AV^inslow  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  67  Lowell 
AVinslow  Joseph,  overseer,  h.  Broadway,  opp.  the 

Green 
AVinslow  Julia,  widow,  tailoress,  h.  214  Broadway 
AVinslow  Lemon,  truckman,  h.  5  AVendell 
AVinslow  Mary,  house  5  Jefferson  place 
AA^inslow  Nathaniel,  house  opp.  6  Salutation 


AVinslow  Philip,  boot  maker,  b.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
AVinslow  Philip  T.  com.  mer.  12  N.  Market,  house 

265  Tremont 
AVinslow  Roland,  10  India,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
AVinslow  Samuel,  sexton,  h.  r.  7  Groenough  av. 
AVinslow  Samuel  AV.  32  Kilby,  h.  26  Fayette 
AVinslow  {William)  &  Skilton  {S.D.j,2i  F.  H. 

Market,  house  at  Charlestown 
Winslow  {William)  &  Kenney  {Stephen),  oysters, 

182  Ann,  c.  North  sq.  h.  do. 
AA^inslow  AVm.  D.  book  keeper,  b.  03  Brighton 
AVinsor  Alfred  (/.  P.  Townsend  ^  Co.),  house  at 

Brookline 
AVinsor  Amasa,  cooper,  h.  Unity,  n.  Tileston 
AVinsor    {Edward)    &   Soule    {Charles,  jr.),    ship 

stores  and  chandlery,  14  Com'l  wf.  h.  20  Allen 
AVinsor  Henry,  merchant,  9  Com'l  wf.  b.  Beacon, 

corner  Mt.  Vernon  [House 

AVinsor  Henry  {Winsor  &:  Brother),  h.   Pemberton 
AVinsor  Joseph,  tish,  41  Long  wf.  h.  at  Roxbury 
AVinsor  Jos.  jr.  37  Tremont  row,  h.  Third,  between 

F  and  Dorchester  [State,  h.  9  Allen 

AVinsor  Nathaniel,  jr.  commission  merchant.  109 
AVinsor  AVealthy,  widow  of  Thos.  h.  29  AV.  Cedar 
Winsor  &  Brother  {Samuel  L.  %  H.),  ship  carvers, 

12  North  Market,  b.  1  Tremont  place 
AA^inter  Ann  AV.  hoarding,  8  Sudbury  [Centre 

AVinter  Francis  B.  mason,  h.  Myrtle  ct.  cor.  AA^est 
AVinter  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Bolton,  n.  Dorchester 
AVinter  Royal,  98  Milk,  b.  Bromfield  House 
AVinthrop  Jerome,  baker,  b.  r.  97  Cambridge 
AVinthrop  Robert  C.  counsellor,  house  21  Summer 
AVinton  Mary  Ann,  house  17  Dover  place 
AViuton  Samuel,  carpenter,  b.  17  Dover  place 
AVinton  AVm.  George,  saddler,  b.  17  Dover  place 
AA^irt  Joshua,  cabinet  maker,  h.  8  Boylston  sq. 
AVise  C.  F.  boards  3  Church 

AVise  Daniel,  restorator,  2  AVilson  lane        [Friend 
AVise  Daniel,  jr.  restorator,  11  Merrimac,  house  66 
AVise  Edward,  machinist,  h.  rear  705  AVash. 
AVise  George,  printer,  house  13  Nassau 
AVise  Isaac  K.  accountant,  h.  3  Carlton  place 
AVise  James,  grocer,  Northampton,  c.  Plymouth 
AVise   John,  hair  dresser,  420  AVashington,  house 

Tyler,  near  Curve 
AAlse  Jonathan,  rope  maker,  h.  Tyler,  near  Oak 
AVise  Martin,  brass  founder,  house  3  Church 
AVise  Nicholas,  tailor,  h.  14  S.  Cedar  [av. 

AVise  Patrick,  machinist,  h.  Northampton,  n.  Harr. 
AVise  Peter,  confectioner,  house  2  Blossom  place 
AVise  Oliver,  h.  Northampton,  n.  Plymouth 
AVise  Oliver,  jr.  h.  Northampton,  n.  Plymouth 
AVise  Sarah,  nurse,  house  7  Fruit  st.  court 
AVise  S.  J.  G.  teacher,  house  11  Maiden 
AVise  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  6  South  May 
AVise  AVilliam,  bar  keeper,  h.  rear  19  Stillman 
AVise  AVilliam  G.  29  Edinboro' 
AVise  AVilliam  M.  housewright,  h.  54  Orange 
AViseman  James,  laborer,  hovise  102  Essex 
AViseman  James,  laborer,  house  29  Middlesex 
AViskins  AVilliam,  coachman,  h.  r.  37  lielknap 
AVisner  John  G.  coachman,  house  10  May 
AViswall  Edward  F.  clerk,  9  Central  wf.  b.  3  Oxford 
AViswall  Elisha,  AV.  I.  goods  and  wood,  Tileston's 

wharf,  house  3  Oxford 
AViswall  Geo.  B.  clerk,  Tileston's  wf.  h.  3  Oxford 
AViswell  Alpheus,  hats  and  caps,  11  Union,  boards 

National  House 
AViswell  Dexter  AV.  shoes,  77  Broad,  h.  72  Prince 
AViswell  Elbridge  G.  captain,  house  15  Cooper 
AViswell  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h.  71  AV.  Cedar 
AViswell  Rebecca,  house  South,  corner  East 
AViswell  Samuel,  boatman,  boards  72  Prince 
AViswell  Thomas  I.  house  34  Spring 
AVltham  Ivory,  fish,  h.  rear  Havre,  n.  Sumner 
AVitham  John  B.  boarding,  h.  Meridian,  E.  B. 
AVitherbee  John   B.  paying  teller,  North  Bank,  h. 

at  Jamaica  Plain  [boards  13  do. 

AVitherby  Jeremiah,  AV.  I.  goods,  470  Commercial, 
AVithereil  Andrew  J.  mason,  house  50  Poplar 


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Witherell  Eleazer,  mason,  house  66  Warren 
Witherell  Eleazer  P.  mason,  boards  66  Warren 
Witherell  Benjamin,  furniture,  55  Blackstone,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Witherell  Nathaniel,  forgeman,  h.  47  Fourth 
Witherell  Nathaniel  &  Co.  express,  R.  R.  Exch. 
Witherell  Richard,  mason,  house  50  Poplar 
Witherle  William,  Russia  leather  worker,  13  Com- 
mon, house  do. 
Withers  Eliza  A.  boarding,  10  Morton 
Withers  James,  painter,  house  26  Spring 
Witherspoon  Eleazer  B.  h.  Suffolk,  c.  Rutland 
Withington  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Rev.  E.  house  29 

Chambers  [11  Poplar 

Withington  Increase  S.  {J.  B.  Kimball  Sg  Co.),  h. 
Withington  J.  jr.  fancy  goods,  23  Tremont  row,  h. 

Fourth,  near  F 
Withington  Josiah,  8  Boylston  Mark.  h.  229  Fourth 
Withington  Mary,  house  11  Snowhill      [Chambers 
Withington  Oliver  W.  counsellor,  3o  Court,  h.  29 
Withington  Thomas,  house  2  Middlesex 
Withrow  Simon,  baker,  13  HoUis,  house  do. 
Woart  John  Rev.  h.  4  Snowhill 
Woelson  Andrew,  finisher,  h.  Bolton,  n.  E 
Wohlfahrt  Lars  Erek,  jeweller,  b.  105  Tyler 
Wolcott  J.  Huntington  (A.  %  A.  Lawrence  §  Co.), 

h.  48  Boylston 
Wolcott  John  W.  91  Milk,  house  at  Roxbury 
Wolcott  Josiah,  wheelwright,  house  13  Nashua 
Wolcott  Josiah  [Somerbi/  &:  W.),  h.  33  Kingston 
Wolcott  Maria  S.  widow  of  Joshua,  h.  9  Brookline 
Wolf  John,  pedler,  house  28  Marion 
Wolfe  Sarah,  widow,  house  Noble  place,  E.  B. 
Wolkins  John  F.  farmer,  h.  Woodward,  near  E 
Wood  Abraham,  house  52  Harrison  avenue 
Wood  Alexander,  grocer,  109  Salem,  house  do. 
Wood  A.,  Son  &  Co.  (T.  B.  Wood  &  L.  Whitney), 

coal,  wood,  and  Green  Mountain  lumber,  whf. 

opp.  50  Charles,  h.  do. 
Wood  Amos,  jr.  h.  28  Charles 
Wood  Augustine  W.  oysters,  88  Cambridge 
Wood  Bartholomew,  teacher  Adams  School 
Wood  {Benj.  2d)  &  Thompson  {A.),  brokers,  14 

Exchange,  h.  7  New  Prince 
Wood  Benjamin  B.  watch  maker  and  jeweller,  139 

Wash.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Wood   Caleb  &   Co.  {Paschal  P.  P.  Ware),  W.  I. 

goods,  43  India,  bds.  94  Purchase 
Wood  Caleb  C.  bds.  19  Hancock 
Wood  Caroline  F.  dress  maker,  bds.  57  Lowell 
Wood  Charles  P.  book  keeper,  9  Chatham  row 
Wood  Chas.  Augustus,  7  Long  wf.  b.  52  Har.  av. 
Wood  Chas.  G.  (WethereU,  Stone,  &  IF.),  h.  48Essex 
Wood  Chas.  M.  veterinary  surgeon,  h.  6  Causeway 
Wood  Clark  B.  wood  and  coal,   Leveret,  near   the 

bridge,  h.  49  Brighton  [h.  19  Hancock 

Wood  C.  T.  bonnets  &  straw  goods,  48  Cambridge, 
Wood  Daniel  {Boynton  6;  W.),  bds.  1  Short 
Wood  David  H.  doors,  blinds,  &c.  3   Merrimac,  h. 

rear  32  Poplar 
Wood  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  4  Federal  court 
Wood  Franklin,  clerk,  64  Kilby,  h.  29  Snowhill 
Wood  Geo.  caulker  and  graver,  h.  Marion,  E.  B. 
Wood  George  B.  mason,  h.  6  W.Centre 
Wood  G.  B.  salesman,  139  Washington 
Wood  Geo.  D.  hack  driver,  h.  Broad,  n.  Summer 
Wood  (Henry)  &  Cook  {George  T.),  flour,  12  Long 

wharf,  h.  20  Charles 
Wood  Henry,  laborer,  h.  rear  52  Eliot 
Wood  Henry,  upholsterer,  43^  Federal,  h.  74  do. 
Wood  Henry  B.  h.  30  Charles 
Wood  Henry  V.  185  Hanover,  h.  5  Clark 
Wood  J.  Adams,  clerk,  41  India,  bds.  110  Har.  av. 
Wood  James,  moulder,  h.  83  Fourth 
Wood  James,  laborer,  h.  Sumner,  opp.  Border 
Wood  James  F.  machinist,  h.  rear  35  Pitts 
Wood  James  F.  truckman,  h.  4  Federal  court 
Wood  Joel  A.  machinist,  h.  43  Broadway,  n.  A 
Wood  John,  boot  maker,  h.  49  Charter 
Wood  John  J.  mason,  h.  76  London,  E.  B. 
— 


Wood  John  P.  b.  Harrison  av.  c.  Beach 

Wood  John  P.  upholsterer,  b.  88  Albany 

Wood  Jonathan  A.  bds.  110  Harrison  av. 

Wood  Jos.  paper  hanger,  431  Wash.  h.  at  Melrose^ 

Wood  .Jos.  A.  machinist,  h.  50  C,  n.  Fourth      [do. 

Wood  Lowell  M.  fish  &  oysters,  548  Wash.  b.  r.  585 

Wood  Lvman,  watchman,  h.  Cooper,  c.  Endicot 

Wood  Matthew  F.  78  Milk,  h.  22  McLean 

Wood  Moses,  jr.  carpenter,  counter  case  maker,  18 

Harvard  place,  h.  72  Tyler 
Wood  Nancy  J.  b.  'Fort  av.  n.  Harr.  avenue 
Wood  Oscar  F.  music  engraver,  Wash.  b.  43  Bedf'd 
Wood  Richard,  mariner,  h.  r.  Fifth,  n.  B    [folk  pi. 
Wood  Russell  P.  printer,    22  N.  Market,  b.  9  Suf- 
Wood  Samuel,  tin  worker,  h.  6  Village       [Charles 
Wood  Timothy  B.  {A.  Wood,  Son,  <Sf    Co.),   h.   30 
Wood  William,  piano-forte  tuner,  h.  10  Charles 
Wood  William,  laborer,  h.  58  Portland 
Wood  William  B.  pattern  maker,  bds.  85  Fourth 
Wood  William  H.  counsellor,  35  Court 
Wood  William  W.  moulder,  h.  85  Fourth 
Wood's  Express,  7  State 

Woodaman  Jane,  dress  maker,  h.  109  Hudson 
Woodard  Eliza  F.  Mrs.  h.  38  Prince 
Woodberry  Charles,  mason,  18  Congress,  h.  1  Wall 
Woodberry  Henry,  dry  goods,  28  Kilby,   h.  13  N. 

Russell 
Woodberry  James,  c'erk,  h.  11  N.  Russell 
Woodberry  Joel,  h.  Havre,  n.  Maverick,  E.  B. 
Woodbridge  Hartley  E.  96  Court,  h.  35  Porter 
Woodbridge  {Jonatha^i  E.),  Raynolds  (/.),   &  Co. 

{J.  L.    Partridc/e),   pubs.   N.  E.   Puritan.    22 

School,  h.  at  W.  Newton  [Ann 

Woodbridge  Sam'l  H.  groceries  and  provis'ns,  267 
Woodbury  Amory,  mason,  bds.  17  Brattle 
Woodbury  Charles,  mason,  h.  41  W.  Cedar 
Woodbury  Charles  L.    counsellor,  20   Mass.  block, 

bds.  tremont  House 
Woodbury  Daniel,  currier,  h.  London,  n.  Maverick 
Woodbury  Daniel  {Feariny  §    W.),  Congress   H. 

Pearl,  c.  High 
Woodbury  Ebenezer,  watchman,  h.  Barre  nlace 
Wooddury  Elizabeth,  boarding,  4  Warren  square 
Woodbury  Erastus,  h.  Tremont,  opp.  Dover 
Woodbury  George,  book  binder,  bds.  19  S.  Russell 
Woodbury  Isaac  D.  lamps,  60  Court 
Woodbury  James  A.  {J.  P.  ^  J.  A.  Woodbury),  h. 

Lexington,  c.  Marion,  E.  B. 
Woodbury  J.  P.  &  J.  A.  sawing  and  planing.  Bor- 
der, h.  Lexington,  c.  Marion,  E.  B. 
Woodbury  Thomas   S.   painter,   Haverhill,  corner 

Charlestown,  h.  at  Somervllle  [Myrtle 

Woodbury  Wm.  P.  fish,  Myrtle,  c.    Centre,  h.    35 
Woodcock  Hannah,  h.  7  E.  Castle 
Woodcock  J.  Mrs.  h.  39  Charter  [rose 

Woodcock  Shepherd  {Hathaway  &;  W.),  h.  at  Mel- 
Woodford  Joseph  H.  clerk,  bds.  26  High 
Woodford  Orin  F.  fancy  goods,  309   Wash,   house 

at  W.  Newton  [ton 

Woodford  Philip  R.  {Boynton  S<   W.),  h.  19  Alls- 
Woodman  Charles  T.  leather,  21   Fulton,  h.  17  N. 

Bennet 
Woodman  Ephraim,  bds.  25  Grove 
Woodman  Francis,  blacksmith,  h.  Ontario 
Woodman  George,  h.  11  Warren 
Woodman  George  F.  clerk,  31  Milk,  h.  11  Warren 
Woodman  Horatio,  counsellor,  26  Railroad   Exch. 
Woodman  Isaac,  teamster,  h.  212  Broadway,  n.  D 
Woodman  James,  110  Milk,  h.  at  Dorchester 
Woodman  John,  house-wright,  h.  Ontario 
Woodman  Joseph,  mason,  h.  12  La   Grange   place 
Woodman  Joseph,  jr.  bds.  12  La  Grange  place 
Woodman  Nath'l  P.  blacksmith,  b.    41    Purchase 
Woodman  Thomas,  silver  plater,  h.  4  Buttrick  pi. 
WoodrofFe  George,  thermometers,  23  School 
Woodrough  Joseph  {Henshato  &  IF.),  36  Congres3 
Woods  Amory,  107  Milk,  bds.  36  Albany 
Woods  Benjamin  2d,  broker,  14  Exchange,  house 

7  New  Prince 
Woods  Bridget,  widow,  h.  90  Ann 


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"Woods  Francis  H.  clothing,  61  Com'l,  b.  2  N.   sq. 

Woods  George,  piano-forte  maker,  b.  13  Dover 

"Woods  Geo.  A.  salesman,  42  Pearl,  h.  53  Pinckney 

Woods  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  28  Thacher 

Woods  James,  clerk,  24  Kilby,  b.  5  Province  H.  ct. 

Woods  John,  mariner,  h.  27  Oliver 

Woods  John,  watchman,  h.  3  Warren  square 

Woods  John  C.  {Ranger  ^  Woods)  [erick 

Woods  John  L.  mast  maker,  h.  Liverpool,  n.  JVIav- 

Woods  Jos.  grocer,  18   Haverhill,  b.   National  H. 

Woods  Michael  &  Co.  (P.  McMulUn),  marble  and 

free  stone  manuf.  65  Charles,  h.  do. 
Woods  Patrick,  marble  polisher,  h.  3  May  st.  pi. 
Woods  Peter,  laborer,  h.  rear  47  Sea 
Woods  Robert  C.  24  Milk,  at  Chelsea 
Woods  Samuel,  fisherman,  h.  24  Barrett 
Woods  Samuel  H.  bds.  3  Franklin 
Woods  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  66  Porter 
Woods  William,  paper  hanger,  h.  5  Albany 
Woods  William,  laborer,  h.  8  Stillman 
Woods  AVm.  9  &  11  the  S.  Market,  h.  4  Maple  pi. 
Woodside  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  rear  12  Lyman  pi. 
Woodsum  J.  P.  clerk,  bds.  2  Lime 
Woodsura  Jonas  H.  clerk,  bds.  2  Lime   [Maple  pi. 
Woodward  Abijah,  com.   mer.   45   Kneeland,  h.   3 
Woodward  Anna,  boarding,  1  Hanover  place 
Woodward  Benj.  upholstery  goods  and  furniture, 

284  Wash.  h.  at  Somerville 
Woodward  Daniel,  clerk,  h.  1  Quiet  place 
Woodward  Elisha  Mrs.  house  8  Travers 
Woodward  E.  Gilman,  grocer,  Travers,  c.  Friend, 

house  at  Somerville 
Woodward  Frederick  R.  agent  Soc.  Prevention  of 

Pauperism,  Tremont  Temple,  h.  96  Charles 
Woodward  George,  clerk,  boards  19  Prospect 
Woodward  George  W.  39  Federal 
Woodward  Henry  M.,  Railroad  truck  manuf.    38 

Broad,  boards  1  Bulfinch  place 
Woodward  (Isaac)  &  Brown  (/.  P.),  piano-forte 

makers,  352  Washington,  house  46  Eliot 
Woodward  James  O.  machinist,  house  2  Clifton  pi. 
Woodward  {John  H.)  &  Grosjean  {Charles),  silver- 
smiths, 13  Court  square,  house  5  Fayette 
Woodward  Lorenzo,  carpenter,  boards  6  E.  Orange 
Woodward  Nancy,  widow,  house  232  Hanover 
Woodward  Samuel,  387  Wash.  bds.  38  Lincoln 
Woodward  Samuel  L.  9  Court,  house  53  Poplar 
Woodward  William  B.  plate  printer,  h.  32  London 
Woodwell  Charles  H.  printer,  boards  5  Columbia 
Woodworth  Amasa,  steam  engineer,  h.  4  W.  Centre 
Woodworth  Benjamin,  carpenter,  h.  E,  c.  Seventh 
Woodworth  Elias,  machinist,  house  228  Fourth 
Woodworth  George  P.  carpenter,  h.  Seventh,  n.  F 
Woodworth  John  A.  clerk,  292  Wash.  b.  8  Lincoln 
Woodworth  Mary  S.  h.  4  W.  Centre 
Woodworth  Stephen,  engineer,  h.  Broadway,  n.  B 
Woodworth  {Sieph'n)  &  Tower  (Isaac),  grocers,  192 

Harrison  avenue,  house  "Village  [Wash. 

Woodworth  Willard  F.  omnibus  driver,  house  840 
WooUard  George,  cooper,  house  Lexington,  E.  B. 
Woolley  Charles,  60  Wash,  house  4  Saratoga,  E.  B. 
Woolley  John,  vice  maker,  6  Salutation,  h.  5  do. 
Woolson  James  A.  clerk,  19  Shoe  and  Leather 
Worcester  David  P.  135  "Wash.  h.  45  S.  Cedar 
Worcester  Fernando  E.  engraver,  152  Wash.  bds. 

7  Province  House  court  [sell 

Worcester  Lydia,  widow,  seamstress,  h.  4.  N.  Rus- 
Worcester  Thomas  Rev.  house  9  Louisburgh  sq. 
Worcester  Thomas  F.  coachman,  1  Bowdoin  sq. 
Work  William  T.  carpenter,  boards  29  N.  Margin 
Worlitzer  Charles,  saddler,  house  6  Shawmut 
Wormbolt  John,  cigar  maker,  h.  3  Sigourney  place 
Wormell  Joseph,  h.  Liverpool,  near  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Wormell  Tracy  C.  plumber.  Providence,  c.  Church, 

house  2  Pleasant 
Wormwell  Nathaniel,  108  F.  H.  Market 
Wormser  Bernhard  Rev.  house  8  Pleasant  st.  ct. 
Wormwood  (Ohadiah  T.)  &  Boyce  (Wm.  H.  Jr.), 

furniture,  541  Wash,  house  25  Fayette 
Worrall  Otwill,  jr.  machinist,  house  28  Cambridge 


Worsley  Isaac,  laborer,  house  3  Medford  [Orleans 
Worsley  Pardon,  6  Market  square,  h.  Sumner,  n. 
Worsley  James  W.  machinist,  house  1  Canton  pi. 
Worster  Asa  (Pern/  <Sr  W.).  house  9  Bradford  [pi. 
Worster  Elbridge  G.  (Pm-y  §  IF.),  h.  10  Hartford 
Worster  (John)  &  Hart  (Wm.  T.),  provisions, fi 20 

South  Market,  house  52  High 
Worswick  Thomas,  paper  stainer,  h.  39  Charlestown 
Worthen  True  F.  inspector  of  potash,  Causeway, 

corner  Medford,  house  at  Charlestown 
Worthington  John  H.  (Wm.  Worthin/jton  S;  Co.), 

house  at  Dorchester  [20  Bulfinch 

Worthington  Jonathan  H.  8  old  State  House,  b. 
Worthington   Roland,  Evening   Traveller,  8   Old 

State  House,  boards  20  Bulfinch 
Worthington   William  &    Co.   (Wm.   F.  <Sf  J.  H. 

Worthington),  merchants,  20  Central  wharf,  h. 

at  Dorchester  [h.  at  Dorchester 

AVorthington  Wm.  F.  (Wm.  Worthington  ^  Co), 
Worthley  Daniel,  41  and  43  F.  H.  Market,  house  7 

Hancock 
Worthley  John  O.  teamster,  boards  1  N.  Russell 
Worthley  Mark,  band-boxes,  185  Wash.  h.  40  Pied- 
mont 
Wren  Daniel,  fireman,  house  Second,  near  B 
Wright  Abel,  sawyer,  boards  2  Billerica      [Fourth 
Wright  Albert  J.  printer,  3  Water,  h.  Atlantic,  n. 
Wright  Ann,  widow,  house  112  Hudson 
Wright  Benjamin  B.  mariner,  h.  5  Jackson  avenue 
Wriglit  Bridget  B.  dress  maker,  31  Tremont 
Wright  Caleb,  house  7  Lynde 
Wright  Charles,  planer,  boards  2  Billerica 
Wright  Charles  W.  clerk,  boards  17  Pitts 
Wright  Charles  H.  clerk,  house  3  Hanover  avenue 
Wright  Charles  L.  ( W.  A.  Sj  C.  L.  Wright),  boards 

7  Waverly  place 
Wright  Daniel  T.  truckman,  house  1  Cruft  place 
Wright  Eben,  h.  48  Chesnut  [at  Cambridge 

Wright  Edmund  jr.  wharfinger,  11  T  wharf,  house 
Wright  (Edward)  &  Mallory  (R.  P.),  engravers,  96 

"Washington,  house  at  Billerica 
Wright  Edward  A.  house  10  Montgomery  place 
Wright  (Edward  H.)  &  Wallis  (Levi),  dry  goods, 

399  Washington,  boards  11  Warren 
Wright  Edwin,  27  State,  house  at  Medford 
Wright  Eli  M.  clerk,  house  rear  51  Salem 
Wright  Elizur,  editor  of  the  Chronotype,  15  State, 

house  9  Avery 
Wright  Ellis,  temperance  bowling  saloon,  foot  of 

Lime,  house  26  Garden 
Wright  Eunice,  widow,  house  Cross,  E.  B. 
Wright  E.  G.  musical  instrument  maker,  115  Court, 

house  33  Marion  [School 

Wright  Frederick,  mariner,  h.  Athens,  n.  Hawes 
Wright  Frederick  E.  5  T  wf.  h.  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Wright  George  (Blanchard Sx.  IF.),  house  22  Spring 
Wright  George,  tinsmith,  135  Sea,  house  do. 
Wright  George  B.  cordwainer,  171  Ann,  house  4 

Garaux  place 
Wright  George  W.  1  old  State  H.  h.  20  Chambers 
Wright  George  W.  shoe  maker,  h.  4  Garaux  place 
Wright  Henry  (Berry  ^  W.),  house  64  Federal 
Wright  Henry,  clerk,  boards  54  Essex 
Wright  James,  grocer,  159  Hanover,  h.  22  Tileston 
Wright  James,  slater,  house  Silver,  near  B 
AVright  James  G.  engineer,  house  458  Commercial 
Wright    James   H.    &   Co.    furnishing   goods,   38 

Washington,  house  4  Poplar 
Wright  James  L.  bell  hanger,  house  9  Adams 
Wright  J.  C.  D.  glass  blower,  house  Bolton,  n.  F 
Wright  John,  housewright,  house  Brookline,  near 

Newland 
Wright  John,  stencil  cutter,  10  Dock  sq.  boards  31 

Tremont 
AVright  John,  boarding.  Moon,  comer  Fleet 
AVright  John,  laborer,  house  rear  22  Atkinson 
Wright  John,  clothing,  56  Union,  h.  6  Southac 
Wright  John,  restaurant,  16  Exchange,  house  176 

Tremont  [Barton 

Wright  John  B.  prompter  Nat.  Theatre,  house  18 


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299 


Wright  John  M.  {Wright,  Priest,  ^  Co.), house  31 

Green 
Wright  {John  S.  ^  Eben)  8c  Whitman  {E.  B.),  do- 
mestic goods,  16  Pearl,  house  48  Chesnut 
Wright  Joseph  W.,  Custom  House,  h.  29  Orange 
Wright  Joshua  H.  laborer,  house  9  Stillman 
Wright  Leonard  B.  38  Washington,  bds.  33  Sea 
Wright  Lorenzo  D.  house  97  Fourth 
Wright  L.  W.  boards  9  Brattle  square 
Wright  Lysander,  machinist,  boards  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Wright  Mary,  widow,  house  3  Bartlett 
Wright  Nathaniel,  messenger  Suffolk  Ins.  Co.  h. 

rear  26  Chambers 
Wright  Robert,  plasterer,  house  Havre 
Wright  Samuel,  baker.  Leveret,  c.  Cotting,  h.  do. 
Wright  Sarah  M.  Mrs.  house  109  Leveret 
Wright  Simon  F.  job  wagon,  h.  1  Lawrence  place 
Wright  Stephen,  house  rear  17  Hanover 
Wright  Thomas,  botanic  physician,  100  Com'l 
Wright  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  14  Salutation 
Wright  Thomas,  tin  worker,  house  139  Endicot 
Wright  Thomas  S.  physician  and  apothecary,  Har- 
rison avenue,  corner  Beach,  h.  140  Har.  av. 
Wright  William,  laborer,  house  Paris,  E.  B. 
Wright  William,  engineer,  house  198  Hanover 
Wright  William,  seaman,  house  2  Butolph 
Wright  William,  house  7  Waverly  place 
Wright  William,  cabman,  house  Princeton,  E.  B. 
Wright  William  A.    &  C.  L.    grocers  and  grain 
dealers,  Sea,  near  the  bridge,  b.  7  Waverly  pi. 
Wright  William  G.  10  Market  square 
Wright  William  R.  apothecary,  Endicot,   corner 

Cooper,  house  do. 
Wiight  {Wimlow),  Priest  (.S.  G.)  &  Co.   (J.  M. 
Wright  Ss  Wm.  Smith),  W.  I.  goods,  10  Cen- 
tral wharf,  house  at  Dorchester 
Wrightington  {Benjamin    T.)   &  Riedel  {J.  H.), 

livery  stable,  53"  Eliot,  house  103  Tremont 
Wrisley  Frederick,  clerk  at  American  House 
Writebrais,  Francis,  shoe  maker,  h.  Everett,  E.  B. 
Wyatt  Samuel,  laborer,  house  15  E.  Orange 
Wyeete  Wm.  professor  music,  h.  1^  S.  Cedar  st.  pi. 
Wyeth  Nahura  S.  baker,  Oneida,  c.  Albany,  h.  do. 
Wyeth  Noah,  clerk,  house  51  Leveret 
Wylie  Samuel,  mariner,  house  216  Hanover 
Wyman  Abel,  shoes,  46  Fulton,  house  at  Chelsea 
Wyman  Abraham  G.  grocer,  23  Green,  h.  8  Lynde 
Wyman  Charles,  24  Com'l,  boards  U.  S.  Hotel 
Wyman  {Edward)  &  Arklay   (Patrick),  commis. 

merchants,  105  Milk,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Wyman  Edward,  jr.  {Geo.  Hill  %  Co.),  327  Wash. 
Wyman  Francis,  10  Morton  place 
Wyman  George  H.  clerk,  boards  8  Lynde 
Wyman  George  W.  lighterman,  h.  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Wyman  Harriet  S.  Mrs.  seamstress,  Snowhill,  c. 

Charter 
Wyman  Henry,  piano-forte  maker,  417  Wash. 
Wyman  James,  21  Warren  [Charlestown 

Wyman  James  K.  dry  goods,  28  Kilby,  house  at 
Wyman  John  C.  {A.  J.  Broion  §   Co.),  house  at 

Worcester 
Wyman  John  F.  blacksmith,  house  Trenton,  E.  B. 
Wyman  Joshua,  oysters,  18  Franklin 
Wyman  L.  A.  Mrs",  boys'  clothes  maker,  36  Hudson 
Wyman  {Oliver  C.)  &  Ashmun  {L.),  ship  brokers, 

5  Chatham  row,  house  17  Williams 
Wyman  Oliver  P.  millwright,  house  36  Hudson 
Wyman  Richard  F.  {Zipcy  S;  W.),  h.  at  Charlest'n 
Wyman  Wm.  A.  clerk,  51  Water,  b.  1  Ashburton 
place 

YALE  B.  B.  {Nortons  ^  Yale),  h.  at  S.  Reading 
Yale  Eli  A.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Yale  Jeremiah  S.  sail  maker,  h.  8  E,  c.  Eighth 
Yale  Rufus  M.  sail  maker,  2  Chatham,  h.  Suffolk, 
near  Dedhara 

Yates ,  captain,  bds.  204  Hanover 

Yates  John  V.  V.  trunk  maker,  bds.  21  Gouch 
Y'ates  Lorenzo  D.  (Adams  A"  1 .),  b.  22  Richmond 
Yeager  Harriet  A.  di-ess  maker,  265  Washington 


Y^eaton  Benjamin,  jr.  3  Fuller  [town 

Yeaton  Geo.  H.  produce,  33  Com'l,  h.  at  Charles- 
Yeaton  Henry,  shipwright,  house  267  Third 
Y''eaton  Robert,  silversmith,  boards  37  Tremont 
Yeaton  Samuel,  carpenter,  house  25  Hull 
Yelland  Wm.  H.  crockery,  105  Hanover,  house  at 

Yendell  Charles,  grocer,  382  Com'l,  h.  384  do. 
Yendell  Geo.  painter,  13  Lindall,  h.  Dorchester,  c. 

Gold 
Yendell  Samuel,  house  384  Commercial 
Y''errick  Jacob,  tanner,  house  19  Plymouth 
Y''errinton  George,  printer,  bds.  12  Newton  place 
Yerrinton  James  B.  &  Son  {J.  M.  W.  Yerrinton), 

printers,  21  Cornhill,  house  20  Temple  place 
Yerrinton  James  M.  W.   (/.  B.   Yerrinton  ^  Son) 
York  Ann  R.  seamstress,  house  6  May 
York  Arthur,  shoe  maker,  house  9  Adams 
York  Asahel,  teamster,  house  42  Pearl 
York  George  N.  carpenter,  h.  Marion,  E.  B. 
Y''ork  Jasper  H.  physician,  house  206  Broadway 
York  John,  11  the  South  Market,  h.  41  Hudson 
York  John  C.  427  Washington,  boards  41  Hudson 
Y'ork  Samuel,  laborer,  house  Lancaster 
Youlden  Charles,  steward,  house  13  Morton 
Y'oulen  Aram,  coach  painter,  58  Tremont,  house 

9  South  Cedar 
Youlen  Asenath,  house  9  South  Cedar 
Youlen  Sarah,  house  9  South  Cedar 
Young  Alexander  Rev.  house  48  Summer 
Young  Ammi  B.  architect,  Bulfinch,  cor.  Court,  h. 

48  Bowdoin 
Young  Calvin  &  Co.  (C.  /.  Barry),  lumber  and 

coal.  Brown's  wf.  house  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Young  Catharine  C.  dress  maker,  house  25  Rowe 
Y^oung  Charles,  salesman,  64  1-2  Hanover 
Young  Charles,  boots  and  shoes,  450  Wash,  house 

48  Warren 
Young  Charles  J.  printer,  bds.  16  Albany 
Young  Charlotte,  widow,  house  rear  1  Lancaster 
Y'oung  D.  &.  J.  S.  oyster  saloon,  98  Court 
Young  Darius,  broker.  61  Kilby.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Young  Edw.  {Austin  §  F.),  30  Court,  bds.  6  New 

Prince 
Young  Edward,  upholsterer,  39  Carver,  house  do. 
Young  E.  G.  83  Hanover,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Y'oung  Edward  J.  teacher  Latin  School,  house  48 

Summer 
Young  Eleanor,  nurse,  house  1  Church 
Young  Frances  A.  house  23  Hudson 
Young  George,  clerk,  1  Cornhill  court 
Young  George  D.  machinist,  b.  Second,  near  B 
Young  G.  W.,  Custom  House,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Young  Hannah,  widow,  house  4  Pond  st.  place 
Young  Henry,  laborer,  house  2  Clark  alley  [L 

Young  Henry  W.   captain,  h.  Fourth,  betw.  K  & 
Young  Isaiah  B.  {Melvin  ^  Young),  5  Congress,  b. 

1  Franklin  place 
Young  James,  trader,  house  102  C,  n.  Athens 
Young  James  T.  house  8  Newton  place 
Young  J.  housewright,  house  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Y^oung  John,  carver,  house  9  Camden 
Young  John,  piano-forte  maker,  h.  9  Camden 
Young  John  F.  truckman,  house  31  Billerica 
Young  John  H.  lighterman,  house  r.  Cottage 
Young  John  S.  (D.  S;  J.  S.  Young),  98  Court 
Y''oung  John  W.  ship  joiner,  New,  house  Everett 
Y^'oung  Joseph,  hatter,  house  63  Atkinson 
Young  Mary  F.  widow,  house  64  Sea 
Young  Moses,  clerk,  house  Cross,  c.  Hanover 
Young  Oliver  H.  house  1  Eaton  court 
Young  Perez,  laborer,  house  5  Pearl  place 
Young  Sidney  S.  tailor,  house  15  Vine 
Young  Silas,  ship  carpenter,  h.  Bennington,  E.  B. 
Young  Timothy,  housewiight,  house  1  Eaton  ct. 
Y'oung  Timothy  C.  housewright,  bds.  1  Eaton  ct. 
Young  Wm.  physician,  house  3  Mt.  Vernon  av. 
Young  Wm.  pastry  cook,  11  Winter,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Y'oung  Wm.  boarding,  39  Brattle 
Young  Wm.  shoe  maker,  house  120  Sea 


300 


BOSTON      [Z]        DIRECTORY. 


Young  Wm.  jr.  225  Wash.  bds.  7  Suffolk  place 
Young  &  Converse,  express,  7  State 
Younger  Levi,  clerk,  house  238  Hanover 
Yuran  Samuel,  house  87  Prince 
Yvonnet  Alexis,  house  56  Portland 

ZANE  JACOB  S.  jeweller,  4  Court  av.  boards  47 

Portland  [.52  1-2  Cambridge 

Zane  Joseph  {Lockwood,  Zane,  %  Lumb),  boards 


Zang  Caroline,  house  Cottage,  n.  Everett,  E   B 
Zantzinger  Michael,  currier,  h.  10  Plymouth 
Zaph  Henry,  saddler,  7  Wash.  h.  at  Roxbury 
Zeiolf  Adam,  laborer.  Milldam,  h.  at  Roxbury 
Z\^cy  {Abraham)  &  Wyman  {R.   F.),  merchants, 

17  Rowe's  wharf,  house  at  Dorchester 
Zumegrunde  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,   h.    Suffolk 

opposite  Garland 
Zumgrande  Bernard,  blacksmith,  h.  62  Middlesex 


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This  city  presents  a  tower  of  strength,  in  commerce,  wealth  and  population,  unsurpassed  by  any  on 
the  Western  Continent.  The  Island  was  discovered  in  1609,  by  Henry  Hudson,  and  its  native  name 
was  Manhattan.  The  first  settlement  of  Europeans  was  made  in  1613,  by  a  company  of  Dutch,  who 
laid  the  foundation  of  the  city,  under  the  name  of  New  Amsterdam.  By  its  conquest  by  the  English, 
in  1664,  it  received  the  name  of  New  York.  It  was  reconquered  by  the  Dutch  in  1673,  and  called  New 
Orange  ;  but  the  name  of  New  York  was  restored  when  surrendered  to  the  English  by  treaty,  in 
1674.  The  city  is  divided  into  18  wards,  and  the  principal  street  is  Broadway,  extending  from  the 
Battery  to  Union  Square,  forming  a  noble  avenue  80  feet  wide  and  two  and  a  half  miles  long.  Its  spa- 
cious side  walks,  constitute  a  favorite  promenade.  New  York  is  noted  for  her  magnificent  and  costly 
edifices.  Her  Hotels  are  an  object  of  peculiar  admiration,  and  her  Theatres  are  spacious  and  attract- 
ive. The  City  Hall  was  built  in  1812,  at  the  expense  of  more  than  a  million  and  a  half  of  dollars,  and 
many  others  of  more  recent  structure  have  been  erected,  even  more  costly  and  magnificent.  New  York 
also  abounds  with  numerous  Parks  and  Squares,  beautifully  ornamented  with  trees,  through  which 
may  be  seen  spouting  the  sparkling  waters  of  the  Croton.  Her  Battery,  too,  is  a  most  powerful 
attraction  for  the  stranger.  Many  attractive  and  fashionable  places  of  resort  surround  the  city,  among 
which  may  be  named  Hoboken,  Harlem,  Bloomingdale,  and  Greenwood  Cemetery,  besides  having  nu- 
merous Bays  and  Rivers,  which  afford  a  wide  scope  of  pleasure  to  all  who  enjoy  a  sail  on  the  water,  or 
a  ride  on  the  land.  Her  population  in  1845  was  371,102,  which  the  census  of  1850  will  doubtless  swell 
to  450,000.     The  table  below  will  show  the  increase  in  population  and  valuation,  since  1825. 


Tears. 
1825 
1830 
1835 
1840 
1845 


Population.  Assessed  Valuation. 

.  166,086  ^101,160,046. 

.  202,589  125,288,518. 

.  270,089  218,723,703. 

.  312,785  2.52,843,163. 

.  371,102  239,938,317. 


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BOSTON  DIRECTORY. 


This  work  made  its  first  appearance  in  1789 — published  by  John  Norman — and  contained  1,474  names. 
No  regard  was  observed  in  its  alphabetical  arrangement,  other  than  the  bare  letter  co  mmencing  the 
name.  The  letter  B  has  189  names,  beginning  with  Bowdoin,  and  ending  with  Baker.  The  next  Di- 
rectory was  published  by  John  West,  in  1796 ; — a  few  copies  only  of  this  work  can  now  be  found.  It 
contained  3,531  names.     Of  this  number  a  few  only  are  known  to  be  living. 

Mr.  "West  continued  the  publication  of  this  work  at  irregular  intervals  until  1805,  when  Edward 
Cotton  became  the  proprietor,  and  like  Mr.  West,  issued  it  only  occasionally,  until  the  year  1820.  At 
this  time,  Charles  Stimpson,  jr.  became  proprietor,  and  continued  his  connection  with  the  annual  pub- 
lication, until  1846,  with  the  single  exception  of  1824 ;  no  directory  was  issued  that  year.  During 
the  first  few  years  of  his  publication  of  the  work,  Mr.  J.  H.  A.  Frost  was  connec  ted  with  him.  In  1847, 
Mr.  Stimpson  disposed  of  his  interest  in,  and  good  will  of,  the  Boston  Directory,  to  George  Adams 
(the  present  publisher),  and  retired  from  the  arduous  duties  of  such  a  perplexing  and  diificult  work, 
after  a  quarter  of  a  century  in  its  service.  Mr.  Stimpson,  by  long  experience,  and  a  judicious  system 
carefully  carried  out,  was  enabled  to  produce  an  annual  work,  superior  in  point  of  accuracy,  to  any 
other  similar  work  in  the  Union. 

In  1846  a  new  Directory  made  its  appearance  in  an  enlarged  form,  containing  not  only  a  General 
Directory,  but  a  Business  Directory,  arranging  the  various  trades  and  professions  under  their  appro- 
priate heads,  with  an  Almanac,  and  other  interesting  matter  calculated  to  meet  the  wants  and  appro- 
bation of  the  citizens  of  this  thriving  and  prosperous  city,  and  has  been  continued  each  successive 
year,  and  is  now  the  Boston  Directory.  Neither  labor  nor  expense  will  be  withheld  to  make  it  the 
" pattefti"  Directory  of  the  age,  and  keep  it  fully  up  with  the  progressive  improvement  of  the  times. 
In  a  work  so  intimately  connected  with  the  business  and  interest  of  the  community,  much  of  its  ac- 
curacy and  usefulness  depends  upon  the  cheerful  and  faithful  cooperation  of  the  citizens  generally; 
every  family,  every  resident,  and  every  professional  or  business  man  in  the  city,  should  give  us  or  our 
canvassers,  full  and  correct  information  of  their  respective  company,  firm,  business,  residence,  whether 
keeping  house  or  boarding,  street,  number,  &c.  &c.  With  these  requu-ements  faithfully  performed,  we 
cannot  do  less  than  to  furnish  the  public  with  the  most  satisfactory  record  published  in  this  or  any 
other  country  ;  and  the  proprietor  has  the  disposition,  and  is  determined,  with  public  favor,  to  accom- 
plish this  object. 


Year. 

1789  • 

1796 

1810 

1813 

1816 

1820 

1821 

1823 

1825 

1826 


Number. 


Iticrease.    Year. 


1,474  

3,531  2,057 

5,755 2,224 


6,151 
7,360 
7,650 
8,705 
8,760 


396 
1,209 

290 

1,055 

55 


9,069  309 

11,050  1,981 


Number. 


Increase.  Year 


11,244  194 

11,420  176 

12,295  875 

12,699  404 

12,933 234 

..  800 


1827 
1828 
1831 
1832 
1833 

1834 13,733 

1835 14,613 880 

1836 14,870  257 

1837 15,636" 766 

1838 15,881  245 


Number. 


Increase. 


1839 16,737  856 

1840  17,807  1,070 

1841 19,730  1,923 

1842  20,063 333 

1843 20,930  867 

1844 22,575 1,645 

1845 23,p32 1,3,57 

1846 25,488 1,556 

1847 25,915  427 

1848  29,907  3,992 


BOSTON   ALHANAC. 

This  useful  work  made  its  first  appearance  January,  1836.  Its  originator  and  publisher,  the  late 
Samuel  N.  Dickinson,  was  a  practical  printer,  of  excellent  taste  and  great  enterprise.  He  annually 
gave  this  work  his  particular  attention,  and  succeeded  in  rendering  it  deservedly  popular.  To  supply 
the  demand  for  1849,  it  was  necessary  to  print  an  edition  of  40,000  copies.  In  1841,  a  Business  Direc- 
tory was  added  to  its  columns,  and  has  been  continued  each  year,  except  1843.  The  business  part  of 
this  work  is  annually  corrected  by  the  publisher  of  the  Boston  Directory. 

NUMBER  OF   BUSINESS   NAMES   CONTAINED   IN    EACH   NUMBER. 


1841 5,273  names.  1 1845 7,182  names. 

1842 5,761       "       11846 7,734      " 

1844 7,046      "       |l847 8,600      « 


1848 8,954  names. 

1849 ?9,086       " 


A   BUSINESS   KEY, 


^irectoi;i)  of  tijt  City  of  Boston, 

In  wMch  all  Trades  and  Professions  are  alphabetically  arranged 
under  their  respective  heads. 


{Revised  and  corrected,    April,    1849.] 


ACCOUNTANTS  AND  COPYISTS. 

Chalwill  George  M.  25  Doane 
Comer  G.  N.  139  Washington 
Leavitt  T.  H.  15  State 

AGRICULTURAL  STORES. 

Breck  Jos.  &  Co.  51  and  52  N.  Market 
Hovey  &  Co.  7  Merchants'  row 
Parker  &  White,  10  Gerrish  block,  Blackstone 
Prouty  David  &  Co.  19  N.  Market  [Market 

Ruggles,  Nourse,  Mason  &  Co.,  Quincy  Hall,  S. 

APOTHECARIES. 

Almy  Andrew  J.,  Court,  c.  Howard 

Almy  Sylvester,  Tremont,  c.  School 

Applebee  M.,  Central  square,  E.  B. 

Atwood  Charles  H.,  Green,  c.  Leveret 

Bartlett  James,  211  Ann 

Betts  T.  W.,  North  square 

Blackmer  Green,  103  Leveret 

Blasland  Thomas,  Broadway,  c.  D 

Boyden  Ashel,  Hancock,  c.  Myrtle 

Boyden  Merrill  N.,  Suffolk,  c.  Dover 

Brady  F.  A.,  Purchase,  c.  Federal 

Brown  Frederick,  68  Washington 

Brown  John  I.  &  Son,  425  Washington 

Brown  J.  T.  292  Washington 

Brown  William,  481  Wasnington 

Bruce  Robert,  18  Kingston 

Burnett  Joseph,  33  Tremont  row 

Call  C.  H.  1  I3owdoin  squars 

Colton  George,  Cambridge,  c.  Bridge 

Creasy  C.  P.",  Myrtle,  c.  Belknap 

Cutter  A.  E.  400  Washington 

Dadd  E.  159  Broad 

Dickinson  G.  W.,  Myrtle,  c.  Belknap 

Dingley  William  H.  &  Co.,  Hanover,  c.  Union 

Evans  J.,  Maverick  sq.  E.  B. 

Evans  Jonas,  Purchase,  c.  Pearl 

Fales  J.  J.,  Maverick  square 

Farrington  Thomas,  1  Tremont  House 

Ferguson  Robert,  348  Washington 

Fowle  H.  D.  33  Prince,  c.  Salem 

Fowle  Seth  W.  138  Washington 

French  Charles,  Hanover,  opp.  Tileston 

Fuller  D.  D.,  Hudson,  c.  Kneeland 

Geyer  Andrew,  Lowell,  c.  Causeway 

Gleeson  M.  H.,  Federal,  c.  High 

Goodhue  S.  W.  258  Broadway,  c.  E 

Greene  Charles  G.  667  Washington 

Harding  Jesse,  70  Federal 

Henchman  Daniel,  41  Cambridge 

Hinckley  G.  60  Salem,  c.  Bartlett  place 

Holden  E.  S.,  Lewis,  c.  Maverick  square 

HoUis  Thomas,  30  Union 

Howard  Nathaniel,  B,  n.  Broadway 

Howard  Wm.  P.,  Hanover,  c.  Charter 


Jones  Mark  A.  81  Charles 

Kenny  William,  Beach,  n.  Sea 

Kidder  James,  jr.,  Maverick  square,  E.  B. 

Kidder  Joseph,  1  Derby  range 

Leatherbee  James  W.  jr.  69  Pleasant 

Lincoln  H.  W.  631  Washington 

Little  Wm.  B.  &  Co.  104  Hanover,  c.  Salem 

Littlefield  A.  10  &  11  U.  S.  Hotel 

McGowan  Dennis,  Turnpike,  c.  Broadway 

Mead  Charles,  Turnpike,  c.  Fourth 

Melzar  A.  P.,  Suffolk,  c.  Canton 

Miller  Ellis  F.  &  Wm.  D.,  Haymarket  square 

Mitchell  George  H.  579  Washington 

Mizner  T.  L.,  Harrison  avenue,  c.  Curve 

Oakes  Thomas  F.  17  Portland 

Parmenter  G.  AV.  178  Hanover 

Philbrick  &  Trafton,  160  Washington 

Phillips  W.  F.  Charles,  c.  Chesnut 

Powers  John  P.  7  Channing 

Restieaux  Thomas,  132  Hanover,  c.  Cross 

Rowland  D.  S.  188  Washington 

Sharkey  J.  P.,  Broad,  c.  Purchase 

Sinsheimer  S.  515  Washington 

Smalley  Elijah,  87  Pleasant 

Smith  &  Melvin,  325  Washington 

Souther  E.,  Green,  c.  Lyman  place 

Southwick  John,  85  Tremont,  c.  Foster  place 

Spring  John,  100  Sea 

Stevens  J.  73  Merrimac  and  38  Causeway 

Thayer  S.  S.  1  Revere  House 

Tileston  W.  M.  462  Washington 

Tompkins  Orlando,  271  Washington 

Trull  Samuel,  Merrimac,  c.  Portland 

Turner  T.  Larkin,  63  Cambridge 

Wakefield  H.  D.  733  Washington 

Ware  William  H.  95  Cambridge 

White  Joseph  F.,  Hanover,  c.  Fleet 

White  J.  jr.,  Leveret,  c.  Causeway 

Whitwell  J.  G.,  Tremont,  c.  Eliot 

Wilbor  A.  B.  156  Court 

Wilbor  A.  G.  613  Washington 

Wilbur  Joshua  G.  89  Cambridge 

Wilson  George,  155  Ann 

Wright  T.  S.,  Harrison  avenue,  c.  Beach 

Wright  Wm.  R.  84  Endicot 

ALE. 

[See  Porter  and  Ale.] 

ARCHITECTS. 

Bailey  Edwin,  Webster,  E.  B. 
Billings  H.  11^  Tremont  row 
Billings  J.  E.  11^  Tremont  row 
Bond  Richard,  Suffolk  building 
Briggs  Luther,  jr.  4  Court 
Bryant  David,  45  Hudson 
Bryant  G.  J.  F.  4  Court 


304 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Bugbee  S.  C.  2  Joy's  building 
Cabot  E.  C.  19  Tremont  row 
Dexter  George  M.  11^  Tremont  row 
Oilman  A.  19  Tremont  row 
Graves  Harvey,  11  Joy's  building 
Gray  George  W.  6  Joy's  building 
Hall  Charles  G.  11.J  Tremont  row 
Hall  John  R.  llj  Tremont  row 
Jenkins  Joseph,  h.  Franklin  square 
Lemoulnier  J.  21  Court  square 
Melvin  &  Young,  5  Congress 
Parker  C.  E.  6  Devonshire 
Parris  A.  50  Mass.  block 
Preston  Jonathan,  6  Joy's  building 
Roath  Charles,  8  Joy's  building 
Sparrell  William,  4  State 
Sullivan  Daniel,  over  30  School 
Thorndike  John  H.  29  Edinboro' 
Towle  J.  D.  11  Joy's  building 
Voelckers  Theodore,  43  Mass.  block 
Washburn  &  Alexander,  7  Change  avenue 
Wheelock  M.  G.  11^  Tremont  row 
Young  Ammi  B.,  Bulfinch,  c.  Court 

ARTIFICIAL  FLOWERS. 

Mann  J.,  Tremont  row,  opp.  Hanover 
Partridge  A.  298  Washington 

ARTISTS'  MATERIALS. 

Adams  J.  J.  90  Washington 

HoUis  &  Wheeler,  59  Union 

Morris  C.  A.  17  Exchange 

Stearns  Oliver,  manufacturer,  9  Armory  Hall 

Whipple  M.  J.  35  CornhiU 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Allen  James  M.  26  Federal 

Andrews  William,  66  Fourth 

Baker  T.  M.  20  CornhiU 

Bayley  S.  K.,  Federal 

Beal  Samuel  H.  49  &  51  Pearl 

Beck  Gideon,  22  &  24  Federal 

Brackett  A.  10  Massachusetts  block 

Brown  Stephen  &  Sons,  40  State 

Buckley  &  Bancroft,  Beach,  c.  Lincoln 

Clark  &  Hatch,  10  Water 

Cobb  Henrv  &  Co.  7  &  9  Fulton 

Coolidge  &■  Haskell,  29  &  31  Water 

Forbush  Jonathan,  2  &  4  Blackstone 

Greenough  H.  M.  &  Co.  30  Washington 

Goddard  &  Adams,  67  Pearl 

Hall  E.  F.  &  Co.  19  &  21  Kilby 

Harris  Horatio  &  Co.  18  India 

Hart  S.  Rowland,  6  State 

Hersey  Daniel  &  Co.  27  &  29  Exchange 

Holt  &  Stockbridge,  24  Bromfield 

Hood  Thomas,  6  Market  square 

King  D.  P.  82  Washington 

Leonard  &  Cunningham,  37  Tremont  row 

Lewis  Marshall  A.  31  Washington 

Loring,  Abbott,  &  Porter,  25  &  27  Water 

Mallard  Warren,  45  &  47  Pearl 

Mclntire  John,  48  Federal 

Meredith  H.  17  Congress 

Mitchell  Lewis,  7  Ann 

Murdock  Wm.  C.  34  Fulton,    (leather) 

Nash  Abner  P.  93  &  95  Fulton 

Osgood  &  Frost,  12  Central 

Pearmain  &  Hall,  4  Union  block 

Phillips,  Sampson,  &  Co.  110  Washington 

Raymond  Samuel,  31  &  33  Broad 

Reed  William  B.  42  Federal 

Riddle  Edward,  65  Union 

Riley  Richard,  2  Diamond  block 

SchafTer  C.  H.  77  Union  and  104  Blackstone 

Thompson  N.  A.  Old  State  House 

Tucker,  Wales  &  Co.  45  Fulton 

Tyler  John,  9  Central  wharf 

Tyler  John,  jr.  9  Central  wharf 

Webb  T.  C.  &  Co.  77  &  79  Fulton 


Weed  O.  H.  69  Hanover 
White  Ferdinand  E.  22  Long  wharf 
Whitney  Prentiss,  39  Washington 
Whitwells  &  Seaver,  45  Milk 

BAKERS. 

Albert  J.  M.,  Canton 

Austin  T.  &  Co.  17  Commercial,  (ship  bread) 

Beaman  E.  T.  66  Cambridge 

Becker  William,  73  Charter 

Blood  Ai,  7  U.  S.  Hotel,  Lincoln 

Bond  Thomas  D.  12  Merrimac,  (crackers) 

Budd  N.  jr.  8  Green 

Burke  Richard,  Orleans,  c.  Webster 

Coolidge  T.  796  Washington 

Daniels  N.  76  Leveret 

Gaut  Samuel  N.  396  Washington 

Gibbs  Lyman,  134  Court 

Gorham  &  Ide,  22  Sudbury 

Gould  Corbin,  50  Myrtle 

Hewes  J.  F.  &  Co.  191  Hanover  &  6  Prince 

Howard  Samuel,  54  Myrtle 

Kelt  James,  505  Washington 

Kurtz  John  E.  57  Warren 

Lacy  Hugh,  178  Ann 

Maynard  Jesse,  67  Warren 

Maynard  L.  99  Broad 

Mitchell  J.  B.,  Kneeland,  n.  South 

Monroe  &  Conner,  90  W.  Cedar  and  3  Temple 

Newmarch  Joseph,  52  Cambridge 

Newmarch  S.  119  Broadway  &  288  Washington 

Norton  &  Heldenbrand,  52  Pleasant 

Ordway  J.  M.  194  Hanover  and  48  Beach 

Ormsby  James,  Maverick,  E.  B. 

Parmelee  Asaph,  795  Washington 

Parmelee  Gilbert,  800  Washington 

Paul  John  F.,  Canton,  c.  Newland 

Pike  Jonathan,  Poplar,  n.  Spring 

Pike  Thomas  H.  104  Cambridge 

Pitman  Thomas  S.,  Sumner,  E.  Boston 

Richardson  Amos  H.  8  Brighton 

Richardson  &  Favor,  34  S.  Margin 

Richardson  J.  D.  84  Fourth,  c.  A 

Rickseker  Samuel.  50  Temple 

Robinson  William,  Ann,  c.  Clark 

Sawtell  Amos,  8  West  Centre 

Shipley  S.  G.,  Union,  n.  Hanover 

Smith  J.  B.  jr.  533  Washington 

Spring  E.,  Gouch,  c.  Merrimac 

Spring  John,  16  East 

Stephenson  J.  E.  32  N.  Margin  &  72  Salem 

Stone  E.  42  Prince 

Taylor  John,  134  Pleasant 

Wattson  Thomas  &  Sons,  Fort  Hill  whf. 

Weld  J.  &  Co.  95  Broad,  (ship  bread) 

Weller  J.,  Lucas  place 

Wright  Samuel,  Leveret,  c.  Cotting 

Wyeth  Nahum  S.,  Oneida,  c.  Albany 

BAND  AND  FANCY  BOXES. 

Avery  John  C.  11  Washington 
Byron  Calvin,  4  Diamond  block 
Campbell  John,  69  Hanover 
Cornetz  J.  H.  B.  2  Union  block 
Dockham  C.  C.  18  Haverhill 
Goodrich  Silas,  rear  25  Court 
Johnson  &  Fleming,  182  Washington 
Smith  F.  O.  102  Blackstone 
Worthley  Mark,  185  Washington 

BATHS. 

American  House,  42  Hanover 

Blodgett  C.  rear  Marlboro'  Hotel 

Blodgett  Henry,  East.  Ex.  Hotel,  E.  R.  R.  wharf 

Braman's,  opposite  foot  Chesnut 

Cochiruate — A.  F.  Clark,  14  School 

Craigie's  Bridge,  C.  Bruce 

Miles  M.  M.  1  Cambridge,  (medicated) 

Tremont  House,  J.  Braman 

U.  S.  Hotel,  Beach,  c.  Lincoln 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


305 


Warren  Bridge,  "VV.  F.  Veazie 
Western  Avenue,  T.  Morey 

BEDSTEADS. 

Guild  G.  H.  4  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln 
Pratt  Isaac  B.  91  Endicot 
Russell  &  Baker,  72  Commercial 

BEER.     Small  or  Root. 
Beard  Luke,  Howard  Athenaeum 
Rice  &  Plummer,  748  Washington 
Simonds  John,  7-56  Washington 

BELL  POUNDERS. 

Baker  John,  jr.  agent  Holbrook's  Foundry,    8 

Long  wharf  [way,  c.  Nashua 

Hooper  H.  N.  &  Co.  24  Commercial,  and  Cause- 

BELL  HANGERS. 

Currier  J.  T.  17  Wilson  lane 

Fuller  S.  W.  17  Devonshire 

Glynn  John,  Hawley  place,  r.  170  Washington 

Harrington  George  E.  11  Devonshire 

Wilton  A.  364.J  Washington 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Adams  William  &  Co.,  Cross,  c.  Fulton 

Bacon  L.  24  Friend 

Bramhall  Otis,  18  Water 

Bryant  J.  R.  30  Causeway 

Bunten  Robert,  junc.  Haverhill  &  Charlestown 

Coffin  G.  S.  .58  Brattle 

Cronan  Dennis,  Turnpike,  n.  Fifth 

Cummings  C.  W.  2  N.  Grove 

Cunningham  B.,  Dorchester,  c.  Second 

Daniels  Ebenezer,  8  Hawley 

Denio,  Cheney  &  Co.  late   G.  W.  Adams  &  Co., 

Causeway,  c.  Friend 
Eaton  Joseph  (spring  maker).  Beach,  c.  Cove 
Farmer  J.  P.,  Suifolk,  near  Lenox 
Foss  &  Irvin,  Sumner,  E.  Boston 
Freeman  Moses  H.,  Andover 
Fuller  J.  S.,  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Gill  Samuel  W.  86  Portland 
Googins  Mark,  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Green  &  Davis,  First,  near  Turnpike 
Heitz  D.  702  Washington 
Hooker  David  S.,  Decatur,  E.  B. 
Howe  John,  jr.,  Tuft's  wharf,  E.  B. 
Jennings  A.  H.  &  Son,  Charlestown,  c.  Beverly 
Lakin  §.,  Broad,  opp.  Prentice's  wharf 
Little  Nicholas,  79  Endicot 
Lord  S.  S.  jr.  F,  corner  Bolton 
Low  Wm.  &  Son,  42  Devonshire 
Lufkin  N.,  Sumner,  E.  B. 
McNamara  Geo.,  Har.  avenue,  c.  Orange 
Mellon  William,  Harrison  avenue 
Onderdonk  M.  C.  258  Broad 
Parker  Eber,  73  Sea 
Patch  Sidney,  42  Merrimac 
Penn  &  Fernald,  9  Canal 
Pillsbury  Stephen.  Second,  c.  E 
Riley  Patrick,  A,  near  Fifth 
Sawyer  W.  W.,  Beverly 
Shepard  Wm.,  Charlestown,  c.  Medford 
Smith  George  W.,  Sea,  near  Furnace 
Smith  &  Lovett,  36  Devonshire 
Treadwell  Wm.  H.  H.  M.,  Foster  place 
Tuttle  John,  1-5  Sudbury,  c.  Adams 
Twitchell  &  Libby,  28  Causeway 
Underhill  &  Leighton,  17  Haverhill 
Weeman  Ebenezer,  16  Merrimac 

BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Atkins  John,  7  Winter 
Atwell  Ann,  787  Washington 
Babbs  Sarah  S.  11  Harrison  avenue 
Baldwin  Mary,  33  Atkinson 
Barnard  Clara,  6  Adams 
Bascom  T.  Mrs.  44  High 
Batchelder  Sally,  5  Bumstead  place 


Beck  Mary,  .536  Washington 

Betts  Daniel,  27  Atkinson 

Bigelow  Harriet,  4-5  Lowell 

Bingham  A.  3-5  Lincoln     (French) 

Bird  Thomas  M.  2  Bennet 

Blake  Sarah,  17  Lynde 

Boston  Hannah,  2  Oliver 

Brigham  James  M.  3  Bumstead  place 

Brown  George,  374  Commercial 

Brown  John  K.,  Warren,  c.  Eliot 

Brownell  N.  T.  4  Channing 

Burrill  Seth,  14  Lowell 

Butler  M.  16  Williams 

Carlisle  Sarah,  8  La  Grange  place 

Cormier  J.  H.  2-52  Hanover 

Corse  Wm.  9  Province  House  court 

Crosby  H.  48  Portland 

Cutter  Ruth,  21  Somerset 

Daggett  Milton,  1  Suffolk  place 

Dillingham  E.  A.  5  Lowell 

Dow  Charlotte,  26  Purchase 

Drinkwater  Nathaniel,  2.5  Commercial 

Ebert  Francis,  7  Hanover    (German) 

Farwell  F.  P.  12  Pitts 

Flagg  S.  M.  6  &  8  Billerica 

Fletcher  A.  K.  36  Friend 

Fletcher  S.  I.,  Otis  place 

Foster  Robert,  23  Leveret 

Frost  Joseph,  12  Hanover 

Furber  George  Y.  7  Washington  square 

Furnas  J.  12  Newton  place 

Gowing  Nancy,  .508  Washington 

Graves  Horace,  19  Thacher 

Griffin  George,  31  Brattle 

Gustus  J.  Frederick,  1  Garden  st.  court 

Hall  Isaac,  jr.  4  Tyler 

Hall  Sally,  7  Franklin 

Hardy  J.  30  Portland 

Harlow  I.  1.51  Court 

Harper  Jenette,  169  Hanover 

Harrington  E.  1  Chauncy  place 

Harvey  Sarah  E.  30  Pearl,  cor.  High 

Herrick  L.  Y.  20  Purchase 

Holmes  E.  1.5  Morton  place 

Holmes  N.  17  Brattle 

Howe  R.  B.  74  Temple 

Huckins  Stephen,  445  Washington 

Hunt  Charlotte,  18  Billerica 

Johnson  E.  447  Washington 

Johnson  Josiah,  60  Federal 

Jones  Louisa,  5  Mason 

Kent  Lewis,  3.5  Beach 

Kitson  Thomas,  87  High 

Ladd  D.  P.  39  Cooper 

Lekain  Elizabeth,  40  Summer 

Lovejoy  Lydia,  196  Harrison  avenue 

Martin  Andrew,  11  Pitts 

May  Catherine,  161  Court 

May  Orra,  12  Sullivan  place 

May  Pamelia,  4  AUston 

Melzard  George,  123  Purchase 

Norris  John,  18  Franklin  place 

Pearson  David  S.  16  Albany 

Peirce  Richard,  15  Brattle 

Perkins  C.  M.  .51  Summer 

Perkins  Mary,  2  Crescent  place 

Preble  E.  33  Brattle 

Phillips  Mary,  16  South  Russell 

Plimpton  Alice,  22  La  Grange  place 

Randall  H.  9  Nashua 

Reed  Thomas,  26  Ann 

Ripley  William  Z.  63  Bedford 

Sawin  S.  M.  196  Tremont 

Shattuck  Abel  B.  11  Channing 

Sirovich  Luigi,  410  Commercial    (Italian) 

Skimmings  William,  139  Hanover 

Snelling  A.  H.  Mrs.  37  Salem 

Stone  Abby,  30  Federal 

Taft  Samuel  J.  17  Franklin  place 

Ware  Rhoda,  2  Brimmer  place 


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"Webb  Jerusha,  2  Bowdoin 
"Webster  Susan,  116  Court 
"Weeks  Ezra,  15  Purchase 
"Wentworth  M.  61  Poplar 
White  Joseph,  Bedford,  c.  Lincoln 
White  Ruth,  119  Hanover 
Young  "William,  39  Brattle 

BOATS. 

Cragin  D.,  Broad,  c.  Belmont 
Noreross  W.  T.  210  Broad 
Tyler  A.  S.,  Broad,  opp.  Foster's  wharf 
"Winde  &  Clinkard,  Battery  wharf 
"Winsor  &  Soule,  14  Commercial  wharf 

BONNETS  AND  STRAW  GOODS. 

Alden  &  Aldrich,  50  Milk 

Austin  Milton,  279  "Washington 

Bassett  I.  M.  52  Hanover 

Benner  Henry,  jr.  20  Hanover 

Blair  L.  180  Hanover 

Blake  Ann,  436  Washington 

Bowker  J.  P.  jr.  163  Washington 

Button  W.  B.'l47  Washington 

Carpenter  O.  &  W.  48  Milk 

Crosby  &  Loomis,  39  &  45  Hanover 

Driggs  &  Ripley,  10  Hanover 

ElUs  Francis  D.  &  Co.  64  Kilby 

Fish  M.  W.  48.-i  Hanover 

Fisher  H.  C.  67  Milk 

Fullarton  Jacob,  jr.  51^  and  53J  Hanover 

Gammon  Wm.  H.  491  Washington 

George  L.  A.  179  Washington,  (up  stairs) 

Griffiths  C.  W.  &  Co.  57  Court 

Harrington  S.  &  J.  63  Milk 

Haynes  H.  H.  301  Washington 

Heckle  William,  51  Hanover 

Knowlton  William,  44  Milk 

Littlefield  A.  A.  219  Washington 

Langdon  &  Warren,  92  Court 

Lee  James  W.  63  Kilby 

Litch  Jeremiah,  10  Green 

Meserve  Charles,  317  Washington 

Morey  Wm.  C.  295  Washington 

Partridge  Adin,  298  Washington 

Prescott,  Brothers,  23  Milk 

Remick  &  Co.  176  Hanover 

Ring  R.  G.  17  Hanover 

Robbins  C.  G.,  Tremont,  opp.  Concert  Hall 

Ross  G.  F.  322  Washington 

Shedd  John  H.  4  Tremont  row 

Springer  J.  S.  22  Hanover 

Stone  Wm.  H.,  Tremont,  opp.  Concert  Hall 

Walker  H.  W.  &  Co.  318  &  357  Washington 

Wood  C.  T.  48  Cambridge 

BONNET  MAKERS  &  PRESSERS. 

Blake  Jeremiah,  360^  Washington 
Brown  E.  F.  256  Washington 
Claflin  Wm.  H.  67  Milk 
Clark  J.  E.  147  Washington 
Day  Warren,  50  Milk 
Gowen  H.  M.  5  Hanover 
Measures  D.  B.,  Portland,  c.  Deacon 
Partridge  A.  298  Washington 
Thompson  Lewis,  375  Washington 

BOOKBINDERS. 

Abbott  J.  H.  11  Cornhill 

Adams  Benjamin,  81  Cornhill 

Adams  &  "White,  91  Washington 

Bedlington  T.  26  School 

Bradley  Benj.  &  Co.  57  Washington 

Briggs  George  W.  403  Washington 

Copeland  R.  M.  37  Congress  [Hotel 

Damrell   &   Moore,  Devonshire,  adjoining  Ex. 

Dean  &  Co.  12  Water,  c.  Devonshire 

Eayrs  &  Fairbanks,  136  Washington 

Goldsmith  Seth,  30  Cornhill 

Guardenier  John,  104  Washington 

Hill  W.  H.  &  Co.  32  Cornhill 


Hutchison  A.  R.  2  School 

Kitfield  Hen^y,  116  Washington 

Lillie  Henry  A.  24  Wilson  lane 

Long  J.  F.,  Court,  c.  Tremont 

Low  P.,  Devonshire,  c.  Water 

McAdams,  Brothers,  120  Washington 

Meston  J.  J.  6  Water 

Roberts  J.  G.  &  Co.  8  Water,  c.  Devonshire 

Simonds  J.  R.  22  School 

Stimpson  Charles,  106  Washington 

Tilden  &  Gane,  27  Cornhill 

TJlman  Wm.  1  Franklin  avenue 

Warner  George,  10  1-2  Wilson  lane 

Waterman  J.  H.  over  362  Washington 

Williams  G.  W.  G.  14  Water 

BOOKSELLERS  &  PUBLISHERS. 

Adams  George,  95  1-2  Washington 

Beane  J.  "V".  &  Co.  21  Cornhill 

Bowles  Leonard  C.  Ill  Washington 

Bradbury  &  Guild,  120  Washington 

Briggs  George  W.  403  Washington 

Burnham  &  Brothers,  (antique)  60  Cornhill 

Carter  T.  H.  1  1-2  Water 

Clapp  Ebenezer,  jr.  184  Washington 

Clapp  Otis,  23  School 

Coolidge  &  Wiley,  12  Water,  c.  Devonshire 

Cottrell  George  W.  &  Co.  64  Cornhill 

Crocker  &  Brewster,  47  Washington 

Crosby  &  Nichols,  111  Washington  [Hotel 

Damrell   &    Moore,   Devonshire,  adjoining  Ex. 

Davis  Robert  S.  120  Washington 

Donahoe  Patrick,  (Catholic)  Spring  lane 

Dow  James  B.  141  Washington 

Drake  S.  G.  (Antiquarian),  56  Cornhill 

Fisher  &  Brothers,  71  Court 

Fowle  Wm.  B.  138  1-2  Washington 

Francis  Joseph  H.  128  Washington 

French  James,  78  Washington 

Gay  A.  R.  130  State 

Gill  Caleb  &  Co.  145  Broadway 

GleasonF.,  Court,  c.  Tremont 

Gould,  Kendall,  &  Lincoln,  59  Washington 

Greene  B.  H.  124  Washington 

Havden  Caleb  C.  35  Cornhill 

Hill  Wm.  H.  &  Co.  32  Cornhill 

Hiller  Thomas,  jr.  123  Hanover 

Hotchkiss  &  Co.  13  Court 

Howe  E.  11  Cornhill 

Ide  L.  N.  138  1-2  Washington 

Jenks,  Palmer  &  Co.  131  Washington 

Jewett  John  P.  23  Cornhill 

Jones  Justin,  82  Washington 

King  David  P.  82  Washington 

Light  George  W.  25  Cornhill 

Little  &  Brown,  112  Washington 

Loring  Benjamin  &  Co.  120  &  122  State 

Marsh  Bela,  25  Cornhill 

Marvin  T.  R.  24  Congress 

Mass.  S.  School  Depos.,  C.  C.  Dean,  13  Cornhill 

Mooney  Patrick,  (Catholic)  27  Franklin 

Munroe  &  Francis,  Devonshire,  c.  Spring  lane 

Munroe  J.  &  Co.  134  Washington 

Mussey  B.  B.  &  Co.  29  Cornhill 

New  England  S.  School  Depository,  79  Cornhill 

Parker  Samuel  H.  115  Washington 

Peirce  C.  H.  (Meth.  Repository),  5  Cornhill 

Perkins  Benjamin  &  Co.  100  "Washington 

Perkins  Oliver  L.  62  Cornhill 

Phillips,  Sampson,  &  Co.  110  Washington 

Rand  G.  C.  &  Co.  3  Cornhill 

Redding  &  Co.  8  State 

Reynolds  Wm.  J.  &  Co.  20  Cornhill 

Saxton  F.  S.  19  State 

Simpkins  S.  G.  124  Washington 

Skinner  H.  B.  60  1-2  Cornhill 

Somerby  R.  107  Hanover 

Stimpson  Charles,  106  Washington 

Strong  &  Brodhead,  1  Cornhill  [Cornhill 

Sunday  School  (Am.)  Deposit.,  W.  B.  Tappan,  9 


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Sweeney  Thomas,  (Catholic)  3  "U.  S.  Hotel 

Tappan,  Whittemore  &  Mason,  Hi  Washington 

Tewksbury  W .  P.  362  Washington 

Ticknor  W.  D.  &  Co.  135  Washington 

Tompkins  Abel,  38  Cornhill 

Tract  (Am.)  Rooms,  Seth  Bliss,  28  Cornhill 

Usher  James  M.  37  Cornhill 

Veazie  William,  70  Cornhill 

Waite  Charles,  56  Cornhill 

Walker  Thomas  O.  68  Cornhill 

Whipple  M.  J.  35  Cornhill 

Whittemore  Thomas.  37  Cornhill 

Wiley  Thomas,  jr.  20  State 

Wilkins,  Carter  &  Co.  16  Water 

BOOT,  SHOE,  &/  LEATHER  DEALERS. 

IVholesale. 
Adden  John,  jr.  31  Shoe  &  Leather 
Ager  Geo.  B.  21  &  23  Shoe  &  Leather 
Ager  Solomon,  78  Pearl 
Allen,  Harris,  &  Potter,  61  &  63  Pearl 
Alley,  Tapley  &  Co.  18  Blackstone 
Angier  C.  40  Fulton 
Appleton  C.  T.  P.  53  Hanover 
Atherton  J.  &  W.  39  Central 
Atherton  S.  &  Co.  25  Broad  and  39  Central 
Baker  B.  F.  &  Co.  73  Pearl 
Balcolm  A.  B.  3  Shoe  &  Leather 
Bass  Henry,  3  Hichborn  block 
Batcheller  T.  &  E.  72  Pearl 
Belcher  L.  &  W.  S.  35  Central 
Beals  &  Pratt,  93  Fulton 
Blake  S.  jr.  55  Pearl 
Blanchard  L.  12  Clinton 
Bowker  &  Phipps,  21  &  23  Shoe  &  Leather 
Boyd  J.  &  S.  12  Elm 
Bragg  A.  &  Co.  25  Fulton 
Brooks  Franklin,  28  North  Market 
Brooks  &  Saunders,  19  Fulton 
Bryant  Seth,  76  Pearl 
Bucknam  &  Converse,  33  &  34  N.  Market 
Buckman  J.  C.  &  Co.  52  Fulton 
Burrage  Wm.  &  Co.  56  Fulton 
Buttrick  &  Cobb,  21  Elm 
Capen  William,  29  Broad 
Carroll  Charles  H.  &  Co.  65  Pearl 
Chase,  Kimball  &  Co.  5  &  7  Doane 
Childs,  Hills  &  Rising,  4  Broad 
Claflin  Lee,  19  Shoe  &  Leather 
Claflin  William,  19  Shoe  &  Leather 
Cobb  Henry  &  Co.  7  &  9  Fulton 
Cox  C.  &  M.  26  &  28  Central 
Curtis  Abner,  51  Pearl 
Daniels  J.  P.  60  Fulton 
Davenport  S.  D.  43  Shoe  &  Leather 
Dow  B.  F.  7  Shoe  &  Leather 
Dowley  Levi  A.  &  Co.  57  and  59  Pearl 
Downs  &  Ball,  36  Kilby 
Dunbar  A.  F.  &  G.  C.  23  Fulton 
Dunbar  W.  H.  25  Fulton 
Durant  Henry  (commis.),  3  Fulton 
Emerson,  Cochrane  &  Co.  68  and  70  Pearl 
Eldridge  E.  13  Elm 
Fairbanks,  Drury  &  Co.  34  Broad 
Faxon  Nathaniel  &  Co.  53  N.  Market 
Fay  F.  L.  51  Fulton 
Field  E.  &  I.  63  Fulton 
Field  Pearson  H.  &  Co.  172  Washington 
Flint  Charles  P.  5  Fulton  and  14  Clinton 
Fogg  &  Burbank,  9  Central 
Folsom  &  Co.  5  Market  sq.  (children's  bootees) 
Forbush  J.  E.  9  Shoe  &  Leather 
Frost  &  Co.  10  Blackstone 
Gay  Eben  F.  43  Merchants'  row 
Gilmore,  Harwood  &  Co.  77  Pearl 
Goddard  &  Adams,  67  Pearl 
Godfrey  &  Mayhew,  12  Elm 
Gould  T.  R.  71  Fulton 
Guild  C.  &  Sons,  16  Blackstone 


Guild  S.  &  J.  &  Co.  40  N.  Market 

Hartt  John,  12  Elm 

Hobbs  Isaac,  65  Fulton 

Hobbs  R.  G.  65  Fulton 

Holbrook  V.  25  Fulton 

Hood  George,  38  Fulton 

Hosum  &  Bailey,  31  Shoe  &  Leather 

Hunt  T.  J.  12  Elm 

Hunt  &  Cheney,  3  Shoe  &  Leather 

Hunt  Moses  &  Co.  5  Market  square 

Hutchins  &  Weld,  38  Kilby 

Johnson  Geo.  &  Co.  37  and  39  Shoe  &  Leather 

Jones  F.  74  Pearl 

Jones  I.  H.  62  Fulton 

Jones  L.  S.  4  Blackstone 

Jones  N.  &  Co.  72  Pearl 

Keen  &  Kennedy,  64  and  66  Fulton 

Keith  C.  E.  &  Co.  55  Pearl 

Kimball  D.  B.  39  Shoe  &  Leather 

Kimball  J.  B.  &  Co.  75  Pearl 

Kimball  N.  30  N.  Market 

King  Enos,  13  Shoe  &  Leather 

Lamb  C.  C.  74  Water 

Lear  Peter,  9  Blackstone 

Leeds  Henry,  10  Ann 

Lindsley  J.  C.  24  Central 

Littlefield  J.  59  Fulton 

Mallard  Warren,  45  &  47  Pearl 

Mann  L.  &  S.  53  Fulton 

Manny  &  Weld,  72  Pearl 

Massey  S.  D.  81  &  83  Fulton 

Hale  A.  jr.  19  Fulton 

Montgomery  &  Co.  86  Ann 

Morrison  Daniel,  19  Fulton 

Murdock  Wm.  C.  34  Fulton 

Nash,  French  &  Co.  42  Fulton 

Nash  W.  &  Co.  19  Fulton 

Newhall,  Cheever  &  Co.  6  Central 

Newhall  George,  6  Central 

Otis  B.  F.  &  Co.  81  Fulton 

page  Frederick  A.  12  1-2  Clinton 

Penniman  E.  &  G.  S.  33  N.  Market 

Perkins  W.  R.  2  Blackstone 

Poland  &  Converse,  36  N.  Market 

Porter  Charles,  11  &  13  Central 

potter  E.  79  Fulton 

Raddin  Thomas,  jr.  30  Broad 

Randall  &  Hersey,  20  Kingston 

Raymond  Samuel,  31  &  33  Broad 

Rhodes  T.  M.  67  Fulton 

Robinson  R.  R.  19  Fulton 

Robinson  W.  C.  57  Fulton 

Rogers  John  H.  11  Tremont  row 

Russell  Levi  F.  6  Blackstone 

Spaulding  B.  P.  &  Co.  53  Pearl 

Stetson  A.  Warren,  25  Broad 

Stetson  C.  23  Broad  and  41  Central 

Stoddard  A.  32  North  Market 

Stone  J.  S.  13  Shoe  &  Leather 

Strong  A.  30  &  32  Central 

Tapley  Amos  P.  &  Co.  15  &  17  Central 

Thayer  E.  B.  21  Central 

Thayer  George  L.  40  Central 

Turell  J.  &  A.  8  Blackstone 

Tucker  James,  jr.  50  Pearl 

Tucker  Wales  &  Co.  45  Fulton 

Turner  John,  Turnpike,  c.  Broadway 

Vose  &  Southland,  1  &  2  Blackstone 

Wales  Thomas  C.  &  Co.  19  Broad,  c.  Central 

Warren  J.  &  Son,  15  Shoe  &  Leather 

Webb  T.  C.  &  Co.  79  Fulton 

Webster  &  Co.  39  North  Market 

Webster  &  Hodges,  12  Elm 

Westcott  J.  9  Fulton 

Wheeler  James  H.  &  Co.  6  &  8  Central 

Whitney  Joseph  &  Co.  41  Pearl 

Whitney  J.  A.  &  E.  71  Fulton 

Whitney  J.  P.  36  Central 

Wilcox,  Doddridge  &  Co.  13  Elm 

Wyman  Abel,  46  Fulton 


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Retail. 

Allen  Lewis  E.  171  "Washington 

Allen  Wm.  W.  1  Market  square 

Andre  Charles,  364  Commercial 

Appleton  C.  T.  P.  53  Hanover 

Atwood  T.  H.  515  Washington 

Ayers  Oliver  E.,  Hanover,  c.  Union 

Baker  Joseph,  Broadway,  c.  B 

Bancroft  Samuel  A.  603"Washington 

Bangs  Allen,  jr.  248  Commercial 

Baxter  Thomas  A.  T.  5  Change  avenue 

Bell  Theodore  H.  155  Washington 

Benari  J.  531  Washington 

Blanchard  Leonard,  12  Clinton 

Blaney  D.  H.  2  Maverick  square 

Brackett  R.  187  Hanover 

Brett  &  Rice,  10  School 

Brettell  Montague,  6  U.  S.  Hotel 

Brigham  J.  W.  125  Court 

Buxton  Stephen,  5  Lems,  E.  B. 

Carlton  D.  F.  297  Washington 

Clapp  F.  jr.  46  Cambridge 

Clement  Theodore,  54  Hanover 

Coburn  Charles,  55  Court 

Colman  N.  H.  &  Co.  52  N.  Market 

Crosby  Anthony,  130  Hanover 

Crocker  Joseph,  3  Fleet 

Cummiskey  M.  48  Merrimac 

Daggett  Henry  L.  202  Washington 

Damon  S.  G.  77  Blackstone 

Day  Daniel  &  Co.  150  Court 

Drake  James  M.  61  Commercial 

Dyke  William,  21  Union 

Edney  George  P.  109  Cambridge 

Ellms  Archibald,  94  Turnpike 

Emerson  Gorham  &  Co.  189  Broadway,  n.  D 

Estabrook  James  A.,  Merchants'  row,  c.  Ann 

Fairbanks  A.  33  Merchants'  row 

Farrington  J.  G.  471  Washington 

Field  Pearson  H.  &  Co.  172  Washington 

Field  S.  R.,  Maverick  square 

Fillebrown  William,  109  Hanover 

Folsom  Frederick,  449  Washington 

Ford  Nathaniel  M.  557  Washington 

Goldthwait  Joseph  L.  167  Hanover 

Greene  Joseph  H.  157  Court 

Greenwood  Samuel  D.  5  Hanover 

Gross  Jaazaniah,  8  Clinton 

Groves  Isaac,  202  Broadway,  c.  D 

Harlow  Ivory,  Meridian,  c.  Havre,  E.  B. 

Hayden  Charles,  545  Washington 

Haynes  W.  F.  48  Hanover 

Holmes  Richard,  142  Hanover 

Holton  Lemuel,  79  Court 

Holton  Samuel  S.  43  Court 

Houghton  William  S.  93  Court 

Hurd  Calvin,  40  Hanover 

Kimball  John,  43  Tremont  row 

Laforest  E.  A.  36  Hanover 

Learnard  Wm.  H.  10  Marshall 

Leeds  Henry,  10  Ann 

Lefler  C.  152  Court 

Lowe  J.  H.  46  North  Market 

Mansfield  &  Kemp,  89  &  91  Hanover 

Marvin  &  Brewer,  45  Hanover 

McDavitt  John  N.  116  Court 

McLaughlin  Patrick,  81  South 

Moore  E.  B.  90  Court 

Moore  Jacob  F.  17  Merrimac 

Moseley  T.  E.  233  Washington 

Newcomb  Norton  &  Son,  114  Hanover 

Newell  &  Niebuhr,  401  Washington 

Newhall  Fletcher,  372  Washington 

Norton  Charles  T.  2  City  wharf,  on  Commerc'l 

Nowell  Charles  &  Co.  373  Washington 

Odell  Noah,  181  Hanover 

Penniman  &  Fiske,  Water,  c.  Devonshire 

Poor  Samuel,  jr.  35  Cambridge 

Pray  John  F.  107  Washington 


Reed  John,  261  Washington 
Richards  A.  58  Blackstone 
Richardson  Jackson,  Maverick  square 
Rogers  John  H.  11  Tremont  row 
Sibley  Solomon,  7  Court 
Simonds  George,  Canton 
Simonds  William,  57  Cambridge 
Spence  William  P.  182  Hanover 
Strong  George  O.  619  Washington 
Strong  .1.  477  Washington 
Swett  Silas,  372  Washington 
Taylor  Julius,  122  Broadway 
Thompson  Charles  O.  74  Hanover 
Timmins  William,  164  Broad 
Tirrell  E.  C.  26  Ann 
Tirrell  Thomas  A.  349  Washington 
Trescott  E.  jr.  389  Washington 
Turner  G.  E.  56  Merrimac 
Turner  James,  Tremont,  n.  Warren 
Tuttle  H.  H.  31  Tremont  row 
Veazie  George  A.  136  Hanover 
Wallace  James,  426  Washington 
Wallis  Francis  B.  79  AVashington 
Weatherbee  E.  T.  110  Summer,  c.  Broad 
Weld  John,  412  Washington 
Wenzell  Henry,  180  Washington 
White  Charles  G.  685  Washington 
Whittredge  T.  J.  c.  Federal  and  High 
Wiswell  D.  W.  77  Broad 
Young  Charles,  450  Washington 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Adams  Joseph  K.  7  Pinekney 

Alden  Maynard  W.  40  Albany 

Anderson  H.  M.  6  Theatre  alley 

Atwood  Samuel,  1  Hawley 

Augustus  Isaac  H.  5  Franklin  avenue 

Babb  G.  W.  38  Allen 

Baker  Abel,  1  Water 

Baker  Nelson,  Norfolk  avenue 

Barrett  Thomas,  9  Bedford 

Bartholmesz  Geo.  545  Washington 

Bassett  James,  Bremen,  E.  B. 

Becker  W.,  Franklin  place,  c.  Hawley 

Bigelow  Parker,  154  Endicot 

Bisbee  Randall,  29  School 

Blackler  T.  P.  &  Co.  102  Harrison  avenue 

Blake  William,  6  Bedford 

Blanchard  Nathaniel,  13  May 

Brackett  R.  187  Hanover 

Bradley  Wm.  B.  58  1-2  Blackstone 

Brettell  M.  6  U.  S.  Hotel 

Bullard  James,  115  Cambridge 

Carroll  Thomas,  76  Essex 

Coburn  James  F.  jr.  13  Salem 

Colby  Moses  L.  62  1-2  Myrtle 

Collier  Wm.,  Suffolk,  n.  S.  Williams 

Commin  Andi'ew,  14  Avery 

Conry  Thomas,  85  Essex 

Converse  B.  M.  69  Cornhill 

Cook  Henry,  6  Friend 

Crocker  Joseph,  3  Fleet 

Crockett  G.  B.  119  Court 

Cummiskey  M.  48  Merrimac 

Dean  Loami,  32  Merrimac 

Devlin  J .  4  Kingston 

Donagan-T.  &  W.  105  Ann 

Donaley  F.  564  Washington 

Dorcey  James,  Broad,  c.  Batterymarch 

Drown  Thomas,  727  Washington 

Eckert  Valentine,  75  Summer 

Edwards  A.  67  Leveret 

Ellms  A.  94  Turnpike,  n.  Fourth 

Emerson  G.  &  Co.  189  Broadway 

Field  George,  30  Sudbury 

Flynn  John,  86  Broad 

Forbes  William,  109  Charles 

Fortune  John,  18  East 

Foster  Robert,  23  Leveret 

Fowle  J.  19  Atkinson 


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Garden  John,  64  Harrison  avenue 

Gerrish  Timothy,  Stoddard,  c.  Court 

Goldthwait  Joseph  G.  3  Brattle  square 

Gunning  E.  C.  4  Avery 

Hager  J.,  Boylston,  c.  Lowell  place 

Hall  Eben,  Webster,  n.  Cottage 

Hancock  Daniel,  Pitts,  n.  Merrimac 

Harlow  Ivory,  Meridian 

Harrington  Solomon,  48  Congress 

Hasenfus  W.,  Poplar,  n.  Spring 

Haserfu^hs  Francis,  2  Bridge 

Heywood  D.  1  Chesnut  place 

Hill  John,  90  Endicot 

Holden  Martin,  10  Devonshire 

Holman  J.  S.  102  Federal 

Holmes  I.  S.  220  1-2  Washington 

Holt  Jonathan,  137  Sea 

Howe  Marcus,  8  Beach 

Hoyt  David  K.  4  Belknap 

Jenkins  William,  Kneeland,  c.  Tyler 

Jeser  F.  A.,  Northampton 

Karcher  Christian,  218  Broadway 

Kenniff  Daniel,  120  Sea 

Kolp  P.  C.  72  1-2  Federal 

Lane  Silas,  Church,  c.  S.  Cedar 

Larabee  John,  150  Broadway,  n.  C 

Leach  Eliab,  46  Devonshire 

Learned  Grant,  5  Bromiield 

Leear  Henry,  5-59  Washington 

Loheed  J.,  South,  n.  Beach 

Lovett  Patrick,  229  Broad 

Lynch  Charles,  154  1-2  Ann 

Mahler  Joseph,  18  Newton  place 

Marden  David,  105  1-2  Salem 

Martin  B.  10  Williams 

McConelogue  J.  378  1-2  Washington 

McDougall  James,  opp.  57  Warren 

Mclntire  D.  50  Cambridge 

Mertz  Thomas,  Eliot,  n.  Washington 

Miereng  Joseph,  Kneeland,  c.  Hudson 

Mitchell  A.  3  Kneeland 

Muiller  Dennis,  474  Washington 

Mullen  John,  Turnpike,  c.  Silver 

Murphy  John,  Sumner 

Murphy  J.  127  Sea 

Myers  F.,  Sudbury,  c.  Portland 

Magel  P.  16  N.  Centre 

Nefz  J.  212  Ann 

O'Brien  Thomas,  Second,  n.  Dorchester 

Odenwald  G.  A.  22  &  24  Derne 

O'Hara  Michael,  49  Eliot 

O'Neill  Matthew,  Sumner,  n.  Havre,  E.  B. 

Parshley  J.  S.,  Broadway,  n.  Turnpike 

Payne  Elias,  15  Water 

Penniman  &  Fiske,  7  Water,  c.  Devonshire 

Perkins  William,  26  Salem 

Pogue  J.  82  Prince 

Power  James,  67  Pleasant 

Rantlett  &  Bullard,  Broadway,  c.  A 

Remmes  T.,  Har.  avenue,  n.  Castle 

Richardson  James,  92  Tremont 

Roche  Daniel,  227  Broad 

RofFe  M.  296  Washington 

Ruby  C.  85  1-2  Eliot 

Russ  Daniel,  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln 

Schayer  John,  38  Congress 

Schmidt  John  C.  446  Washington 

Schwoerer  L.  18  Howard 

Seaverns  Henry,  2  Chapman  place 

Shirley  Abner,  opp.  72  Charles 

Simonds  George,  Canton 

Simonds  L.  36  Portlond 

Slocum  A.  G.  6  1-2  Brighton 

Small  Frederick,  6  Bedford 

Smith  George  P.,  Purchase,  c.  Pearl 

Smith  Thomas,  84  Cambridge 

Stanley  J.  102  Tyler 

Stone  J.  A.  42  Sea 

Sturgis  J.,  Green,  c.  Lynde 

Sullivan  T.,  South,  n.  Kneeland 


Tomlinson  James,  532  Washington 
Turner  James,  Tremont,  n.  Warren 
Tyler  Asa,  192  Tremont 
"Vinal  P.,  Carver,  n.  Pleasant 
Wade  A.  rear  204  Washington 
Waitt  Isaac  B.  5  School 
Wallace  J.  426  Washington 
White  Charles  G.  685  Washington 
Wright  G.  B.  171  Ann 

Ladies'  Shoe  Makers. 
Bodwell  N.  over  198  Washington,  (gaiters) 
Brown  A.  rear  204  Washington 
Haskell  J.  C.  204  Washington 
Hills  Joseph,  72  Tremont 
Knott  James  &  Son,  h.  29  Bromfield 
Knott  Robert,  16  School 
Osborn  J.  J.  &  Son,  4  Bedford 
Shirley  Abner,  79  Charles 

BOOT  COUNTER  MAKERS. 

Boos  J.  5  Market  square 
Briesler  G.  M.  12  1-2  Clinton 
Hall  A.  J.  40  Fulton 
Hall  John,  40  North  Market 

BOOT  CRIMPERS. 

Read  J.  M.  5  Gerrish  block,  (machinery) 
Singer  John,  r.  47  Congress 
Turck  &  Lorin,  18  Exchange 

BOTANIC  MEDICINES. 

Abbott  J.  &  B.  F.  (Thompsonian),  140  Hanover 
Chapman  Jonas  W.  4  Salem 
'Clark  William,  (Thompsonian,)  80  Carver 
Humplirey  H.  114  Fourth,  n.  B. 
Jackson  Joseph,  102  Court 
Jenkins  Solon,  250  Broad 
Johnson  William,  r.  47  Hanover 
Kelley  J.  C.  54  Tremont 
Lord  William  E.  27  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Taylor  T.  K.  3  Hanover 
West  J.  H.  &  Co.  139  Hanover 
Wilson  B.  O.  &  G.  C.  18  Central,  (wholesale) 

BOTANIC  PHYSICIANS. 

Abbott  J.  &  B.  F.  140  Hanover 

Chapman  Jonas  W.  4  Salem 

Cheever  &  Remick,  1  Tremont  Temple 

Clark  J.  J.  51  1-2  Hanover 

Clark  W.  (Thomsonian),  80  &  82  Carver 

Cummings  Henry,  Robinson  alley 

Humphrey  H.  114  Fourth 

Jackson  Joseph,  102  Court 

Kelley  J.  C.  54  Tremont 

Leach  William,  15  Minot 

Lord  William  E.  27  Meridian,  E.  B. 

Lunt  M.  D.  139  Hanover 

Magoon  N.  S.  (Thomsonian),  134  Hanover 

Mason  John,  114  Court 

Pike  J.  T.  Oilman.  79  &  81  Blackstone 

Skinner  H.  B.  60  1-2  Cornhill 

Snow  A.  103  Pinckney 

Taylor  T.  K.  3  Hanover 

Wright  Thomas,  100  Commercial 

BRASS  FINISHERS. 

Burton  &  Hamblet,  15  Hawley 
Fowle  J.  W.  16  East  Orange 
Grundy  J.  &.  J.  42  Devonshire 
Morse  &  Fletcher,  24  Water 
Puffer  A.  D.  15  Hawley 

BRASS  FOUNDERS. 

Byram  R.  J.  33  Blackstone 
Cody  Edward,  Albany,  corner  Curve 
Francis  Daniel,  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Gooding  &  Gavett,  12  Hawkins 
Hooper  H.  N.  &  Co.  24  Commercial 
Locke  &  Cordwell,  Barrett,  near  Fulton 
Morse  &  Fletcher,  24  Water 


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Pierpont  W.  A.,  Harrison  av.  c.  Blake's  court 
Revere  Copper  Co.  97  State 
Robinson  G.  W.  &  Co.,  Richmond 
Sinclair  Thomas,  296  Commercial 

BREWERS. 

Boston  Beer  Co.  office  47  &  49  Broad 
Cook  Isaac,  25  Central 
Kent  John  (Canal),  89  Water 
Tremont  Brewery,  Geo.  O.  Frothingham,  West 
Castle,  and  69  Broad 

BROKERS.    Ship. 
Binney  C.  J.  F.  100  State 
Broughton  G.  34  Long  wharf 
Brown  Vernon,  5  Merchants'  Exchange 
Bruce  Benjamin,  9  India 
Cabot  Edward,  3  Merchants'  Exchange 
Cheney  J.  H.  9  India 
Deshon  James,  23  India 
Dow  John  R.  &  Co.  132  State 
Forbes  F.  H.  5  Commercial 
Foster,  Talbot  &  Co.  48  India 
Frothingham  N.  F.  25  Long  wharf 
Hamlen  Nathaniel,  92  State 
Judson  &  Co.  4  India 
Mayhew  Nathaniel,  70  State 
Rivers  J.  H.  5  Commercial 
Savage  Charles  T.  17  India 
Silloway  J.  5  Commercial 
Warren  F.  M.  &  Co.  3  1-2  Commercial 
Weld  George  M.  25  Doane 
White  Ambrose  H.  70  State 
Winsor  Nathaniel,  jr.  109  State 
Wyman  &  Ashmun,  5  Chatham  row 

Merchandise. 
Aspinwall  Augustus,  68  Broad 
Bond  George  W.  ^b  Kilby 
Bradford  William  B.  7  Broad,  and  29  Doane 
Crowell  P.  2  City  wharf 
Emmons  John  A.  19  India 
Field  S.  S.  7  India 
Harris  John  S.  32  India 

Hart  S.  Rowland,  56  Washington,  and  6  State 
Hartshorn  J.  &  Son,  139  Milk,  (cotton) 
Haynes  Charles,  9  State 
Hill  &  Sears,  134  State 
McLellan  W.  H.  23  India 
Packard  &  Freeman,  50  Kilby,  (cotton) 
Penniman  A.  P.  1  Central  wharf 
Phillips  J.  jr.  14  Central  wharf 
Searle  George  &  Co.  56  Water 
Seaver  George,  43  Water,  (cotton) 
Sullivan  J.  W.  23  Long  wharf 
Turell,  Brothers,  92  State 
Wakefield  C.  15  Commercial 
Weld  Aaron  D.  127  State 
Williams  A.  4  Central  wharf 
Williams  Robert,  4  Central  wharf 
Dnig. 

Barrett  Samuel,  92  State 
Bradford  &  Lyman,  1  Long  wharf 

Insurance. 
Brewster  &  Hinckley,  4  State 
DeWolfe  E.  63  Commercial 
Grosvenor  &  Moulton,  72  State 
Hales,  Page,  &  Richardson,  5  Merch.  Exchange 
Tyler  J.  S.  &  W.  C,  Suffolk  building 

Specie. 

Blaisdell  T.  K.  4  Brattle  square 
Burnett  &  Co.  72  State 
Davis  J.  S.  34  1-2  State 
Dodd  J.  M.  72  State 
Foster  Jeremiah,  16  State 
Gooding  A.  W.  B.  3  Exchange 
MeiTill  J.  16  Brattle  square 
Osborn  Wyman,  12  State 


Peirce  A.  A.  60  Blackstone 
Randall  0.  G.  59  State 
Torrey  &  Smith,  10  Brattle  square 
Wallace  A.  11  Brattle  square 
Way  John  M.  58  Blackstone 

Money. 
Carley  H.  D.  28  Sudbury 
Coffin  Langdon,  5  Congress  square 
Evans  Thomas,  6  Salem 
Evans  Hale,  10  Salem 
Ferdinand  J.  F.  56  Blackstone 
Goodrich  George  K.  13  Brattle  square 
Jones  Wm.  26  Sudbury 
Lawson  William,  40  Blackstone 
Merrill  A.  7  Brattle  square 
Merrill  J.  16  Brattle  square 
Rohan  E.  12  Brattle  square 
Smith  L.  W.  31  State 
Streeter  O.  1  Lyceum  building,  Sudbury 
Torrey  &  Smith,  10  Brattle  square 
Wallace  A.  11  Brattle  square 

Real  Estate. 
Adams  Seaver,  5  Exchange 
Atkins  John,  Paris,  cor.  Meridian 
Baxter  A.  G.  5  Exchange 
Beal  Madison,  5  Exchange 
Blaisdell  T.  K.  4  Brattle  square 
Blany  S.  R.,  Massachusetts  block 
Brackett  A.  10  Massachusetts  block 
Brackett  De  Witt  C.  over  24  Wilson  lane 
Bravnard  J.  H.  5  Congress 
Brett  C.  &  D.  5  Devonshire 
Chapin  B.  T.  10  Massachusetts  block 
Clapp  J.  B.  &  Son,  Portland,  cor.  Sudbury 
Coffin  Langdon,  5  Congress  square 
Coverly  S.  5  Exchange 
Dawes  Henry,  5  1-2  Exchange 
Dexter  C.  P.  21  Massachusetts  block 
Diamond  Joseph,  8  Congress 
Dowse  Samuel  F.  5  Congress 
Dunbar  J.  D.  5  Exchange 
Eaton  Ebenezer,  5  Exchange 
Eaton  Lemuel  P.  5  Exchange 
Fiske  J.  N.  4  Congress 
Ford  J.  E.,  State 
Greenwood  Ira,  2  Congress  square 
Hall  Adin,  3  Exchange 
Hammond  J.  15  Congress 
Hart  &  Wadleigh,  23  old  State  House 
Hawkes  T.  B.  10  Exchange 
Haynes  Charles,  9  State 
Howard  T.  M.  24  Congress 
Jackson  F.,  Brazer's  building,  27  State 
Jackson  G.  S.  9  State 
Josselyn  J.  H.  10  State 
Kenfield  E.  1  Harvard  place 
Kline  A.  P.  3  Massachusetts.block 
Knight  H.  L.  9  State 
Lerow  L.  26  State 
Martain  J.  C.  16  Joy's  building 
Mason  John,  13  Joy's  building 
May  William  B.  3  State 
Maynard  J.  W.  5  Congress 
McDonough  T.  C.  50  Cornhill 
Mclntire  Charles,  5  Exchange 
Meacham  George,  9  State 
Merrill  A.  7  Brattle  square 
Monroe  N.  3  State 
Norris  H.  A.  9  State 
Porter  J.  L.  5  Devonshire 
Randall  O.  G.  59  State 
Rice  Samuel,  9  State 
Ridgway  John  W.  9  State 
Rowe  S.  6  Massachusetts  block 
Severy  M.  5  Devonshire 
Shattuck  William,  5  Exchange 
Smith  L.  W.  31  State 
Spear  John  I.  3  State 


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Spooner  S.  60  Blackstone 
Stoddard  L.  T.  21  State 
Veazie  Joseph  A.  78  State 
Wallace  A.  11  Brattle  square 
Whittemore  B.  F.  24  State 

Stock  aiid  Exchange. 
Adams  Ashur,  o  Exchange 
Adams  J.  H.  jr.  rear  48  State 
Adams  Seaver,  5  Exchange 
Andrews  Henry,  rear  Boston  Bank 
Ashley  &  Gorham,  28  State 
Bancroft  E.  P.  3  Niles'  building 
Belles  Matthew,  90  State 
Brodhead  D.  D.  27  State 
Brown  Benjamin,  jr.  56  State 
Brown  Joseph  M.  92  State 
Brown  Stephen  &  Sons,  40  State 
Center  John,  1  Niles'  building 
Clark  J.  W.  &  Co.  24  State 
Dana  Aaron,  5  Congress 
Dana  George  E.  22  Merchants'  Exchange 
Davenport  Benjamin,  15  Congress 
Davis  J.  Amory,  28  State 
Degrand  P.  P.  F.  9  Congress 
Dexter  E.  A.  28  State 
Dodd  Jonathan  M.  72  State 
Evans  Franklin,  31  Kilby 
Farley  Robert,  24  State 
Ferris  J.  Alexander,  2  Change  avenue 
Fillebrown  H.  R.  7  Exchange 
Fiske  J.  N.  4  Congress 
Foote  L.  5  1-2  Exchange 
Foster  George,  1  Niles'  building 
Gilbert  &  Sons,  36  State 
Gooding  A.  W.  B.  3  Exchange 
Grant  E.  B.  2  Change  avenue 
Green  D.  B.  2  Congress  square 
Hall  Andrew,  5  1-2  Exchange 
Hastings  A.  10  Thorndike  building 
Hay  ward  C.  L.  31  State 
Head  &  Perkins,  45  State 
Healey  Mark,  66  State 

Henshaw  Samuel  &  Son,  4  Merchants'  Exchange 
Hinkley  Noah  &  Co.  10  Exchange 
Homer  W.  H.  31  Court 
Jennings  Levi,  26  Exchange 
Johnson  Benjamin,  4  Joy's  buildings 
Keith  William  W.  24  State 
Lee  &  Higginson,  47  State 
Libbey  J.  3  Exchange,  (money) 
Lobdell  Thomas  J.  3  Merchants'  Exchange 
Martin  Enoch,  Merchants'  Exchange 
May  John  W.  90  State 
Mead  Samuel  O.  2  Niles'  building 
Munroe  Edmund,  28  State 
Perkins  T.  Henrv,  29  State 
Perry  John,  jr.  28  State 
Pickering  H.  W.  48  State 
Plummer  Enoch,  State 
Pratt  George  W.  48  State 
Randall  Otis  G.  59  State 
Rice  Henry,  28  State 
Savary  Charles,  24  State 
Sewall  Thomas  R.  59  State 
Sheafe  C.  C.  rear  48  State 
Soley  J.  J.  48  State 
Stoddard  L.  T.  21  State 
Sturtevant  Wm.  2  Change  avenue 
Tenney  B.  F.  78  State 
Thacher  G.  M.  over  Massachusetts  Bank 
Thayer  John  E.  &  Brother,  28  State 
Torrey  Charles,  3  Merchants'  Exchange 
Tyler  J.  S.  &  W.  C,  Suffolk  building 
Wetherbee,  Brothers,  29  State 
Wheeler  Joseph,  2  Change  avenue 
Williams  Eliphalet,  28  State 
Williams  S.  G.  72  State 
Willis  &  Co.  2.5  State 
Winslow  Benjamin,  rear  Boston  Bank 
Wood  &  Thompson,  14  Exchange 


BRUSH  DEALERS. 

Adams  John  J.  99  Washington 
Curran  Thomas,  28  Exchange 
Doane  Heman  S.  19  Exchange 
Harvey  &  Burtons,  15  Exchange 
Skilton  George,  19  Exchange 
Stratton,  Sherriff,  &  Co.  22  Exchange 

BUILDING  MATERIALS. 

[See  Doors,  Blinds,  &c.] 

BUTTON  DEALERS. 

Burnham,  Welton,  &  Co.  72  Congress 
Foster  D.  J.  48  Milk 
Horton  L.  B.  &  Co.  48  Milk 

CABINET  MAKERS. 

Allard  J.  M.  51  Lincoln 

Babbs  John  S.  L.  (antique).  14  Railroad  block 

Bacall  William  K.  387  Washington 

Blanchard  Simon  T.  117  Cambridge 

Bouve  Ephraim  O.,  Richmond,  near  Fulton 

Briggs  C.  C.  &.  J.  507  Washington 

Briggs  Seth,  5  Province 

Bunce  &  Marggraf,  16  Merrimac 

Cady  &  McLean,  18  Harvard 

Case  Albert  B.  475  Washington 

Croome,  Hixon,  &  Co.  166  Washington 

Crosby  Charles  W.  2  Boylston 

Daley  John,  Tremont,  cor.  Groton 

Daniels  John  E.  11  Charlestown 

Delano  A.  C,  Second,  cor.  A,  (pine  furniture) 

Doherty  Patrick,  91  Endicot 

Durant  J.  364  1-2  Washington 

Eggleston  F.  F.,  Second 

Flacke  E.  40  Bromfield 

Flanders  E.  F.  Merrimac,  near  Causeway 

Flint  L.  43  Blackstone 

Ham  C.  W.  57  Portland 

Hancock  Henry  K.  667  Washington 

Hirth  D.  J.  15  Sudbury 

Hotiinan  J.  C.  H.  19  Blossom 

Hubbard  J.  C.  583  Wash,  (chairs  and  settees) 

Ingram  James,  2  Orange  lane 

Kegler  Gerhard,  475  Washington 

Loud  Thomas  J.  104  Court 

Mackie  R.  57  1-2  Court 

Malmstrom  C.  117  Cambridge 

Marcy  J.  16  Merrimac 

Mathews  W.  T.  6  Merrimac 

Mellish  William  E.  51  Cambridge 

Nye  William  H.  90  Harrison  avenue 

Packard  S.  595  Washington 

Parsons  William  A.  7  Charlestown 

Pettingill  Aaron,  203  Broadway 

Pierce  John  W.,  Charlesto-ivn,  cor.  Beverly 

Roberts  John,  14  Water 

Ross  Joseph  L.  cor.  Hawkins  and  Ivers 

Ruggles  Daniel,  101  Charles,  cor.  Chesnut 

Ruggles  Levi,  101  Charles,  cor.  Chesnut 

Sayer  Mathias,  Graphic  court 

Sherman  Jacob,  Athens,  near  E 

Smith  Stephen,  44  Cornhill 

Stevens  G.  W.  515  AVashington 

Thaxter  Warren,  32  Sea 

Treadwell  J.  29  1-2  Atkinson 

Treadwell  Samuel,  Lewis,  E.  B.  [tique) 

Weeden  &  Jetiers,  3  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln,  (an- 

White  Benjamin  F.,  Sea,  n.  Furnace 

Willis  R.  B.  3  Adams 

Winslow  &  Flanders,  Merrimac,  c.  Portland 

CAP  MAKERS.     Cloth  and  Fur. 
Bomstein  J.  15  Elm 
Gould  &  Stowe,  18  Union 
Gould  I.  31  1-2  Elm 

Greenough,  Jameson  &  Co.  50  &  52  Water 
Hopkinson  Cyrus,  81  Hanover 
Howes  &  Hendley,  69  Hanover 
Klous  S.  &  Co.  6  old  State  House 


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Lemberg  &  Co.  r.  41  Washington 

Ray  James,  over  30  Elm 

Rice  r.  W.  rear  41  Washington 

Saroui  A.  kS.  11  Elm 

Saroni  &  Co.  23  Elm 

Taylor  George  M.  5  Washington,  (visors) 

CARDS. 

DamrcU  &  Moore,  16  Devonshire 

Gay  Aaron  R.  130  State 

Haskell  Andrew  W.  4  Washington 

llolnian  Oliver,  124  State 

Mann  Samnel  C.  2.)  Cornhill 

Perkins  I).  L.  17  Harvard  place 

Perkins  E.  L.,  O.  Ilolman,  agent,  124  State 

Storrs  Amariah,  2.)  Cornhill, ^foncy  papers) 

CARPENTERS  AND  BUILDERS. 

Abbott  Alba,  i)i)  1-2  Portland 

Adams  Joel  M.  13  Ilawley 

Adlingtou  li.  W.  41  Brighton 

Ames  Azel  &  J.,  Richniond,  c.  Hanover 

Ames  II.  &  S.,  Harrison  avenue 

Annable  Davis,  Charlestown 

Aycr  Thomas,  Causeway,  opp.  Merrimac 

Baglcy  P.  II.,  River,  c.  Mt.  Vernon 

Bailey  Edwin,  Webster,  E.  B. 

Barker  C.  &  G.,  Beverly 

Bartlett  H.  4  Haverhill 

Bartlett  Theodore,  7  Ilawley 

Basford  1).  II.,  6  Charlestown 

Bassett  &  Mellen,  166  Harrison  avenue 

Bates  Hiram,  64  Harrison  avenue 

Bates  J.  rear  53  Broad 

Bates  N.  N.,  Broad,  cor.  Pearl 

Bennett  &  Jones,  18  Harvard  place 

Benson  C.  T.,  Union,  n.  Hanover 

Boles  Warren,  Sudbury,  c.  Portland 

Bonney  L.,  East  Castle 

Bonncy  P.  66  Friend 

Bourn  c^  Leavitt,  Lime,  c.  River 

Bowkcr  Andrew  J.  36  Friend 

Bowker  Dexter,  Smith  place 

Bowker  1).  90  Eudicot 

Bowkcr  Edmund,  rear  13-5  Ann 

Bowker  X-  Huit',  Tyler,  n.  Curve 

Bradford  Thomas,  liar,  avenue,  n.  Dover 

Brown  J.  E.  &  N.  &  Co.,  Piedmont 

Brown  Josiah,  122  Endicot 

Brown  S.  J.  16  Harvard  place 

Buck  Silas  B.  2  Andover 

Burckes  Lewis  M.  90  Endicot 

Burleigh  &  Lang,  Cove,  c.  Beach 

Burnham  Arthur,  113  Chambers 

Burr  Thcophilus,  17  Blossom 

Burr  T.  jr.  17  Blossom 

Carr  Moody,  96  Portland 

Case  P.  W.  rear  375  Washington 

Chamberlain  David,  Tyler,  n.  Oak 

Chase  Chauncy,  Hobbs'  wharf 

Clark  D.  W.  32  Tyler 

Clouston  Robert  fl.,  Bradford 

Coffin  Aaron,  Trcmont  road 

Collins  Benjamin.  Meridian 

Collins  M.  rear  21  Union 

Collins  Thomas  G.  40  Merrimac 

Collins  Walter  R.  over  II  Marshall 

Copeland  Tlu)mas,  Harrison  av.  c.  Blake's  ct. 

Cotter  Henry,  Creek  square 

Crelu)rc  William,  Tremont  road 

Crooker  H.  B.  102  Tyler 

Cudworth  Peter,  Merrimac,  n.  Prospect 

Cudworth  S.  S.,  Naslma,  c.  Causeway 

Cunningham  G.  H.  18  Atkinson 

Cushiug  &  Bailey,  273  Broad 

Gushing  &  Robie,  Charlestown,  c.  Beverly 

Damon  Calvin,  rear  478  Washington 

Davenport  John,  16  Hawley 

Davis  Charlas  B.  1  Chapman  place 

Davies  Daniel,  Lime 


Dennison  Jiimes,  West  Castle 

Dillaway  &  Dodd,  1  Hawley  &  Tyler 

Ditson  H.  2  Ilawley  place 

Dow  Daniel,  94  I'oi-tland 

Downing  Oliver,  opp.  72  Charles 

Doyen  J.  S.  92  Portland 

Drew  L.  J.,  Tremont  road 

Dunbar  Luther  W.  foot  Pinckncy 

Dunbar  M.  foot  Pinckney 

Dupec  Lewis,  Harrison  avenue,  c.  Dover 

Eastman  W.  H.  &  J.  S.  rear  49  Fayette 

Emerson  Jonathan,  Foster  place 

Emerson  J.,  Old  Road 

Emerson  Parker,  Fulton  court 

Favor  John,  Lincoln 

Fifield  Jolm,  98  Portland 

Flanders  J.  L.,  Sister,  near  Williams 

Folger  J.  W.,  Hudson,  c.  Kneeland 

Ford  1).  B.,  Rutland 

Frost  J.  O.  cV  J.  M.  32  Haverhill  [Water 

Fuller  II.  X-   L.   L.,  Causeway,|c.  Portl'd,  and  18 

Garland  James,  Hudson,  c.  Ivneeland 

Goodwin  t*t  Peterson,  Zone 

Graham  Aaron,  23  Exchange 

Grant  Daniel,  Tremont  road 

Hadlcy  J.  P.,  East  Orange 

Hanson  Anthony,  opp.  52  Tvler 

Hanson  Daniel,  Johnson's  block,  Commercial 

Harris  Jeremiah,  33  Friend 

Hart  N.  O.  21  Endicot 

Hathaway  Adoniram,  foot  Pinckney 

Hathaway  i^'  Woodcock,  Furnace 

Hawkes  Benjamin,  Harrison  avenue 

Heath  Dana,  20  Charlestown 

Hersey  Nathan,  42  Merrimac 

Hildreth  C.  B.,  Tremont  road 

Hill  Nathaniel,  90  Endicot 

Hilt  Henry,  Lancaster 

Hobart  Peter,  jr.  17  Ilawley 

Holland  J.  F.   11  Merrimac 

Holmes  &  (Joodwin,  r.  21  Union 

Holmes  AV.  C.4  Bridge 

Howard  &  Warner,  72  Tyler 

Hughes  J.  A.  7  Harvard  place 

Hunt  John,  Kneeland,  n.  Tyler 

Ingalls  H.  P.,  Lincoln 

Jackson  E.  S.  42  Merrimac 

James  Benj.,  Broadway,  n.  Dorchester 

Jenkins  O.,  Tremont  road 

Jenkins  Wm.  II.  29  1-2  Atkinson 

Jepson  S.  37  South  Margin 

Johnson  Charles,  Cove,  n.  Beach 

JohnsoTi  Joseph  G.,  Beverly 

Jones  Nathaniel,  r.  37  Belknap 

Kendall  Stiles,  124  Endicot 

Kennedy  &  Leonard,  26  Atkinson 

Kilbourn  A.,  E.  Castle 

Knowles  W.  J.  14  Charlestown 

Lakeman  J.,  Merrimac,  n.  Prospect 

Lane  Samuel,  94  Portland 

Lang  Stephen,  opp.  47  Cross 

Leach  S.,  Tremont  road 

Lewis  A.,  Marginal 

Lincoln  George  L.  19  Ilawley 

Lincoln  James  L.  17  Hawley 

Lincoln  Jareil,  rear  7  Belknap 

Lincoln  &  Taylor,  Charles,  foot  May 

Litchfield  W.  G.  34  Commercial 

Locke  Lewis,  685  Wasliington 

Lord  Joshua,  7  Leveret,  near  the  bridge 

Loring  Thomas  D.,  Tremont  road 

Lothrop  Ansel,  Curve,  c.  Hudson 

Lucas  Samuel,  19  Hawley 

Lyford  Thomas,  Barrett 

Mair  Alexander,  10  Haverhill 

Mair  Thomas,  Robinson  alley 

Marble  James  S.,  Har.  avenue,  n.  Florence 

Marshall  Samuel.  Hudson,  n.  Harvard 

Marshall  William,  8  Bedford 

Marston  Otis  N.  655  Washington 


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Mason  &  Grows,  1  Bridge 

Mason  Julian  O.  15  Friend 

McKay  John,  o  Charlestown 

IMcKinney  &  Story,  81  Endicot 

Merrill  S.  W.,  Hudson,  c.  Kneeland 

Morgan  Enos,  Cottage 

Morton  E.,  Tremont  road 

Morton  J.  5  Province 

Morton  Joshua  B.,  Bradford 

Munroe  Henry,  1  Chapman  place 

Murray  John  H.,  Hawkins,  c.  Ivers 

Neai  Samuel,  River,  c.  Chesnut 

Nichols  William,  West  Castle 

Norris  J.,  West  Cedar 

Norris  Morris,  Harrison  avenue 

Nottage  Samuel  C,  Causeway,  c.  Medford 

Nowetl  George,  Church,  c.  Fuller 

Parker  Moses,  2-5  Hudson 

Parkhurst  Jonathan,  Tremont  road 

Patch  F.,  Travers 

Patten  David,  Newbem  place 

Patterson  J.  18  Harvard  place,  (counter  cases) 

Paul  J.  F.,  Tremont  road 

Paul  &  Wilson,  Harr.  avenue,  n.  Dover 

Payson  Henry,  Tremont  road 

Peaks  H.,  Alien,  near  the  Hospital 

Percy  Calvin,  Lime,  c.  River 

Peterson  &  Goodwin,  Zone 

Pickering  Leonard,  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Pickett  Wm.  B.,  Orleans,  n.  Marginal 

Pierce  John,  13  Causeway 

Pike  E.  W.,  Causeway,  c.  Portland 

Pike  George  S.  93  Portland 

Place  J.  B.  33  Friend 

Poland  C,  Tyler,  n.  Oak 

Poland  D.  E.  13  Hawley 

Pratt  Caleb,  124  Sea 

Pratt  C.  I.  108  Federal 

Pratt  &  Judson,  84  Leveret 

Pratt  Obed,  91  Portland 

Prince  N.  S.  19  Hawley 

Rafter  John,  91  Portland 

Raynes  Francis,  r.  28  Union 

Rice  Mason  A.  14  Sudbury 

Richardson  William,  Harrison  avenue 

Ridlon  Noah,  Charlestown,  n.  Travers 

Ridlon  Richard,  opp.  44  S.  Margin 

Robinson  S.  20  Harvard  place 

Rollins  &  Demeritt,  Tyler,  n.  Oak 

Rollins  N.  F.  340  Commercial 

Rowe  Greenleaf  L.  6  Oliver 

Russell  &  Pollard,  rear  17  Hawley 

Safford  Edward,  17  Harvard  place 

Sanborn  Alfred  S.,  Wheeler's  court 

Scott  George,  Washington,  n.  Arnold 

Scott  Robert,  r.  45  1-2  Congress 

Sears  Eben,  Hudson,  n.  Harvard 

Sears  &  Fitch,  opp.  42  Bedford 

Seymour  F.,  Charlestown,  c.  Beverly 

Shackford  L.  C,  Orleans 

Shaw  Jesse,  Charles,  c.  Pinckney 

Sikes  John,  65  Friend 

Simmons  Le\i,  Broad,  opp.  Prentice's  wharf 

Simonds  Seth,  Lime,  near  River 

Skillings  D.  N.  98  Portland 

Slade  W.  J.  81  Portland 

Sleeper  Frank,  Nashua,  c.  Causeway 

Smith  Jeremiah,  foot  Mt.  Vernon 

Smith  &  Gould,  15  Harvard  place 

Snow  J.  &  B.  136  Leveret 

Standish  Francis,  Albany,  c.  Curve 

Standish  Moses,  Tremont  road 

Steele  A.  E.  18  Harvard  place 

Stetson  Charles  P.,  West  Cedar 

Stone  &  Barker,  104  Harrison  avenue 

Stone  P.  A.,  Charlestown 

Tarr  &  Hall,  Creek  square 

Thaxter  E.,  Tyler,  n.  Harvard 

Tilden  N.  H.,"D,  cor.  Sixth 

Tobey  Joseph,  E,  cor.  Third 


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Townsend  T.,  Avery 

Travers  &  Davis,  13  Causeway 

Tripp  &  Stevens,  10  Haverhill 

Turner  Job  A.  122  Leveret 

Turner  J.,  Tyler,  n.  Oak 

Vannevar  &  Lund,  opp.  298  Commercial 

Vaughn  Samuel,  Harrison  avenue 

Ventress  M.,  Third,  n.  Dorchester 

Virgin  Nathaniel,  Merrimac,  n.  Prospect 

Waterman  Thomas,  Fulton,  c.  Richmond 

Webber  Aaron  D.  13  Lindall 

Weeks  D.  A.,  Broadway,  n.  Dorchester 

Welch  James  M.,  Albany,  c.  Curve 

West  Warren,  opp.  23  Kneeland  [Pinckney 

Wheeler  ct  Parker  (copperers),  Charles,  foot  of 

Whetter  John  D.  21  Lancaster 

White  &  Child,  Tyler,  near  Oak 

Whiting  O.  R.  76  Blackstone 

"Wliitney  Nahum  P.  19  Blossom 

Whittemore  Joshua,  14  Carver 

Wilder  Lewis  &  Son,  Fayette 

Willcutt  &  Murdock,  Clark,  c.  Ann 

Williams  C.  C,  Second,  near  D 

Willoughby  Wm.  opp.  44  S.  Margin 

Wilson  Joseph  H.,  Harrison  avenue 

Wood  Moses,  jr.  18  Harvard  place 

CARPETINGS. 

Ballard  &  Prince,  7  &  9  Bromfield 

Bates  &  Goldthwait,  45  Washington 

Brewer  G.  Alexander,  28  Court 

Brooks  W.  P.  B.  66  Blackstone 

Choate  E.  &  Co.  58  Hanover 

Doggett  John  &  Co.  234  Washington 

Fairchild  William  B.  55  Washington  [sq. 

Fifield  D.  &  Co.  5  &  6  Holmes'  block,  Haymarket 

Fowle  Parker  &  Sons,  164  Washington 

Knight  Manasseh,  237  Washington 

ISIartin  P.  85  Hanover 

Nichols,  Irish  &  Co.  46  Hanover 

Pettes  H.  &  Co.  224  Washington 

Pray  John  H.  51  Washington 

Read  E.  B.  25  1-2  Milk,  (painted) 

Stevens  E.  C.  239  Washington 

Sturtevant  A.  C.  25  1-2  Milk,  (painted) 

Taber  &  Willard,  84  Washington     [R.  R.  depot 

Tenny  W.  P.  102  Hano.  c.  Blackstone,  &  Maine 

CARPET  MAKERS. 

Cassidy  Julia  Mrs.  rear  1  Hawley 
Danforth  H.  A.  42  Lowell 
Farnum  D.  320  Washington 
Gale  Lydia,  6  Norfolk  place 
Oilman  Mrs.  513  Washington 
Hutchinson  Mary  C.  12  Norfolk  place 
McLean  Sophia,  r.  5  Mason 
Stone  Nancy  W.  3  Barre  place 
Tufts  Eliza,  6  Norfolk  place 

CARRIAGE  AND  COACH  DEPOTS. 

Baylev  S.  K.,  Federal 

Hale  W.  E.  12  Haverhill 

Howe  E.  L.  7  &  9  Merrimac 

Riddle  Edw.  32  &  34  &  65  to  73  Union 

CARRIAGE  MAKERS. 

[See  Coach  and  Carriage  Makers.] 

CARRIAGE  SMITHS. 

Bradley  Wm.,  Beach,  near  Cove 

Daniels  Ebenezer,  8  Hawley 

Hall  James,  2  Adams 

Lilley  Thomas.  89  Portland,     (spring  maker) 

Mellon  Wm.,  Harrison  avenue 

Patterson  E.  S.  253  Broad 

Pillsbury  S.,  Second,  corner  E 

Treadwell  Wm.  H.  H.  M.,  P'oster  place 

Tuttle  John,  15  1-2  Sudbury 

Wilder  Martin,  11  Hawley  place 

Wilkinson  Joseph  W^.,  Causeway 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


CARVERS.     Onumiental. 
Brown  Wra.  H..  Sumner,  opp.  Liverpool 
Gushing  Levi  L.  rear  11  Brighton 
Gleason  S.  W.  &  Sons,  82  Commercial 
Harvey  Thomas,  475  Washington 
Hobbs  &  Pratt,  8  Wilson  lane 
Hobbs  Henry  A.  36  Devonshke 
Mason  J.  AV.  46  Commercial 
Thomson  D.  7  Hichborn  block,  Ann 
Winsor  &  Brother,  12  N.  Market 

Ship  Carvers. 
Fowle  Isaac  &  Co.  260  Commercial 
Gleason  S.  W.  &  Sons,  82  Commercial 
Mason  John  W.  46  Commercial 
Winsor  &  Brother,  12  North  Market 

CEMENT. 

Banister  John  F.  146  Sea 
Bass  S.  G.  58  Long  wharf 
Davis  &  Gushing,  Atkins'  wharf 
Dickson  J.  A.  36  Cornhill   (English) 
Hoppin  John,  Charles,  near  the  bridge 
Hoxie  T..W.  &  Go.  46  Long  wharf 
Loomis  &  Baldwin,  20  Sea 
Low  John,  83  Charles 
Roby  Dexter  &  Co.,  Causeway 
Wetherbee  J.  &  Co.,  Causeway 
Wright  E.  jr.  11  T  wharf 
Young  C.  &  Co.,  Brown's  wharf 

CHAIR  DEALERS  AND  PAINTERS. 

Bryant  S.  52  Commercial 

Forsyth  G.  32  Commercial 

Gates  J.  W.  &  Co.  30  Commercial 

Gates  M.  L.  28  Commercial 

Gilbert  &  Chapman,  112  Fulton 

Haley  W.  &  J.  J.  92  and  96  Fulton 

Haley  Wm.  P.  28  N.  Market 

Haskell  Wm.  0.  66  Commercial  and  121  Fulton 

Hennessy  Edward,  21  and  23  Brattle 

Heywood  &  Games,  26  Commercial 

Hills  H.  S.  50  Commercial 

Kendall  E.  &  S.  3  Adams 

Nash  &  Field,  108  Fulton 

Neagle  W.  &  G.  B.  73  Commercial 

Pierce  F.  &  J.  &  Co.  36  Commercial 

Ranney  D.  S.  40  Commercial 

Safford  Hiram,  4  N.  Market 

Sampson  &  Keene,  135  Fulton 

Scotchler  &  Wilcox,  116  Fulton 

Shattuck  Wm.  G.  80  Commercial 

Wadsworth  George  P.  89  and  91  Commercial 

Watson  J.  55  Blackstone 

CHINA,      GLASS,      AND      EARTHEN 
WARE. 

Andrews  Alpheus  C.  136  Hanover 

Andrews  E.  G.  129  Broadway 

Atkins,  Stedman,  &  Co.  13  Merchants'  row 

Baker  &  Bacon,  332  Washington 

Briggs  C.  T.  52  Chatham 

Briggs  Enos,  52  Chatham 

Briggs  Robert,  42  and  44  Central 

Brown  A.  J.  &  Co.  54  and  56  Federal 

Butman  E.  443  Washington 

Cash  Wm.  E.  262  Washinsrton 

Collamore  J.  jr.  &  Go.  98  Washington 

Eaton  Page,  jr.  39  Federal 

Ellis  George,  25  Doane 

Flint  Ezra  M.  135  Court 

French,  Wells,  &  Co.  151  Milk 

Gage  Benjamin  W.  144  Washington 

Gridley,  Gay,  &  Perkins,  40  and  42  Broad 

Hastings  Joseph  S.  &  Son,  25  Doane 

Hinrichs  &  Go.  11  Kilbv  (13ohemian) 

Homer  Wm.  F.  &  Go.  33  Union 

Howe  B.  Miles,  47  Hanover 

Jarves  G.  D.  &  Cormerais,  Granite  bl'k,  Federal 

Johnson  L.  147  Hanover 


Kelley  Edward,  346  Washington 
Lord  &  Tileston,  37  Broad 
Mason  Ephraim  B.  7  Hanover 
Matthews  Wm.  jr.  507  Washington 
Mellen  &  Go.  20  Merchants'  row 
Norcross  Otis  &  Co.  23  S.  Market 
Pierce  Samuel  B.  51  Broad 
Pope  &  Waldron,  168  Washington 
Sargent  Bodwell,  52  Chatham 
Simpson  &  Caldwell,  51  Broad 
Sumner  W.  R.  &  A.  H.  137  Washington 
Taylor  &  Waldron,  59  Broad 
Wheeler  A.  B.  &  Co.  71  Broad 
Wiggin  G.  E.,  Hanover,  cor.  Marshall 
Yeiland  Wm.  H.  105  Hanover 

CHEMICAL  REFINERS. 

Camji/ior  and  Saltpetre. 
Henshaw  Charles,  15  Custom  House  street 
Henshaw,  Edmands,  &  Go.  36  India 

CHEMICAL   WORKERS. 

Bradlee  D.  F.  &  Son,  130  Washington 
Comerford  P.  rear  795  Wash 
Holdon  E.  S.,  Lewis,  East  Boston 
Little  Wm.  B.  &  Co.  104  Hanover 
Macy  John  F.  3  Lowell  court 
Mellen  G.  W.  F.  8  Hichborn  block 
Stevens  Seriah,  Third,  corner  G 

CHRONOMETERS. 

Bliss  &  Creighton,  7  Congress,  (manufacturers) 
Bond  Wm.  &  Sons,  26  Congress 
Porter  George  E.  7  Congres.s,  (manufacturer) 
Willard  Simon,  jr.  9  Congress 

CIGAR  MAKERS. 

Bird  Martin,  232  Hanover 
Clark  John,  50  North  Market 
Galeano  Antonio,  1  Lindall 
Greenwood  J.  W.  9  Market  square 
Haswell  &  Torrey,  Chambers,  c.  Cambridge 
McLellan  G.  W.  137  Hanover 
Sedgley  &  Robinson,  3  Lewis 
Sullivan  J.  W.,  Broadway,  corner  A 
Thompson  John,  19  May 

CIGAR  AND  SNUFF  STORES. 

Brewer,  Clark,  &  Son,  14  S.  Market 

Brown,  Dow  &  Co.  3  Chatham  row,  (importers) 

Carruth  D.  J.  3  and  4  Gerrish  block 

Garruth  George  T.  &  Go.  41  Hanover 

Clark  John,  50  North  Market 

Dunlap  G.,  Theatre  alley 

Ford  E.  B.  4  Bromfield 

Greenwood  J.  W.  9  Market  square,  (tobacco) 

Jones  &  Farley,  88  State 

Marden  David  H.  151  Washington 

McLellan  G.  W.  137  Hanover 

Moran  Edward,  424  Washington 

Polion  J.  P.  16  Congress 

Richardson  G.  B.  &  Co.  1  Market  square 

Richardson  L.  G.  86  State,  (importer) 

Whiston  Francis  G.  69  Broad 

Winslow  P.  T.  12  N.  Market 

CIVIL  ENGINEERS  AND  SURVEYORS. 

Ashburner  S.,  Niles'  building 
Boyden  Uriah  A.  7  Joy's  building 
Briggs  Robert,  jr.  26  Devonshire 
Brown  &  Hastings,  50  Mass.  block 
Darracott  Franklin,  66  State 
Dcnnison  Wm.  21  Joy's  building 
Dexter  George  M.  11  1-2  Tremont  row 
Eddy  R.  H.  22  State 
Fuller  S.  P.  37  Court  sqxiare 
Granger  David  A.  17  Old  State  House 
Hibbard  Wm.  G.  50  Mass.  block 
Inches  M.  B.  34  State 
Laurie  James,  22  Railroad  Exchange 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


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Lincoln  Ezra,  jr.  4  Court 

Nott  Samuel,  State,  corner  Exchange 

Parrott  Wm.  P.  34  State 

Poole  Charles  H.  5  Congress 

Sewall  Samuel,  10  Dock  square 

Wadsworth  Alexander,  Suttblk  building 

CLERGYMEN. 

Adams  Nehemiah,  4  Boylstou  place 

Alvord  J.  W.  237  Broadway 

Ballou  Hosea,  24  Myrtle 

Banfield  J.  8  Poplar 

Banvard  Joseph,  14  Tyler 

Barnard  Charles  F.  5  Warren 

Barrett  Samuel,  40  Chambers 

Bartol  Cyrus  A.  17  Chesnut 

Bcecher  Edward,  16  Hull 

Bigelow  Andrew,  3  Hancock 

Blagden  George  W.  9  Central  court 

Blaikie  Alexander,  5  Newbern  place 

Bosworth  G.  W.  217  Broadway 

Bourne  George  W.,  Sailors'  Home,  h.  3  Gridley 

Boyle  I.  18  Harvard 

Briggs  Charles,  111  "Washington 

Brooks  Charles,  12  Bedford 

Channing  W.  H.  83  Mount  Vernon 

Church  PharccUus,  14  Crescent  place 

Clark  Thomas  M.  4  Kingston 

Clarke  J.  Freeman,  48  Pinckney 

Cleverly  A.  P.,  Mount  Vernon,  c.  Beacon 

Clinch  Joseph  H.  308  Broadway 

Cobb  Sylvanus,  Webster 

Colver  Nathaniel,  2  Province  House  court 

Cook  T.  D.  23.5  Fourth 

Coolidge  J.  I.  T.,  Beach,  opposite  Edinboro' 

Croswell  AVm.  7  Crescent  place 

Cruft  Samuel  B.,  Suffolk,  opp.  Blackstone  sq. 

Cushing  Christopher,  4  Auburn 

Devens  R.  M.  81  Charles 

Dexter  Henry  M.  15  Pine 

Eastburn  Manton,  128  Tremont 

Eaton  Asa,  40  Pinckney 

Edmunds  Edward,  2  Erie 

Fail-child  J.  H.  260  Fourth 

Fitzpatrick  John  B.  23  Federal 

Fitzsimmons  T.  3o  Broadway 

Fletcher  Simon,  5  Pitts 

Fox  T.  B.  5  Warren 

Foxcroft  F.  A.  52  Harrison  avenue 

Frothingham  Nathaniel  L.  34  Summer 

Frost  George  W.  11  E.  Dedham 

Galligher  Michael  P.  23  Federal 

Gannett  Ezra  S.  4  Biunstead  place 

Gray  Frederick  T.,  Court,  cor.  Tremout 

Haskins  George  F.  6  New  Prince 

Hemstead  H.  E.,  Saratoga,  E.  B. 

Higgins  Samuel  H.,  Adams  House 

Himes  Joshua  V.  8  Chardon 

Hitchcock  11.  S.,  Central  square,  E.  B. 

Holland  F.  W.  60  Pleasant 

Howe  William,  11  Chambers 

Huntington  F.  D.  at  Roxbury 

Jenks  William,  1  Crescent  place 

King  D.  S.  3  Cornhill  and  2  Myrtle 

King  Thomas  Starr,  76  Dover 

Kirk  Edward  N.  6  Montgomery  place 

Lippitt  G.  W.,  Bay,  near  Dorchester 

Livermore  L.  J.,  Webster,  East  Boston 

Lothrop  Samuel  K.  42  Court,  near  Tremont 

Lowell  Charles,  10  Staniford 

Lynch  T.  rear  church,  Northampton 

Manahan  Ambrose,  23  Federal 

Mason  Charles,  6  Louisburgh  square 

McCallion  Charles,  Maverick,  E.  B. 

INlcMahon  John  B.,  Moon 

Miner  A.  A.  28  Green 

Motte  Mellish  1. 1  East  Castle 

Neale  Rollin  H.  6  Crescent  place 

OTnien  N.  J.  A.  23  Federal 

Oviatt  George  A.,  SuHblk,  cor.  Rutland 


Page  William  P.  17  Green 

Parker  Theodore,  1  Exeter  place 

Parkman  Francis,  5  Bowdoin  square 

Peabody  E.  29  Somerset 

Pierce  t.  C.  45  Marion 

Pollard  F.  AV.  48  Poplar 

Randall  George  M.  19o  Harrison  avenue 

Rice  William,  62  Poplar 

Richards  George,  44  Bedford 

Robinson  J.  P'.  29  Charles 

Robbins  Chandler,  111  Washington 

Rogers  Wm.  M.  at  Dorchester 

Sadler  L.  L.  97  Leveret 

Sanford  Miles,  Princeton,  E.  Boston 

Sargent  John  T.  70  Dover 

Schmidt  Frederick,  792  Washington 

Sharp  Daniel,  12  W.  Cedar 

Smith  Amos,  12  Eliot 

Smith  M.  Hale,  42  Boylston 

Snowden  Samuel,  5  Southac 

Stockman  Henry,  5  Snowhill  court 

Stow  B.  24  Harrison  av. 

Stowe  Phineas  B.  8  Baldwin  place 

Streeter  Sebastian,  198  Hanover 

Tappan  Wm.  B.  9  Cornhill 

Taylor  E.  T.,  Prince,  cor.  Garden  court 

Vinton  A.  H.  6  Temple  place 

Waterbury  Jared  B.  55  Temple 

Waterston  Robert  C.  11  Essex 

Wells  E.  M.  P.  34  Purchase 

Williams  John  Joseph,  23  Federal 

Winkley  Samuel  H.  4  Minot 

Winslow  Hubbard,  Beacon  Hill 

Woart  John,  4  Snowhill 

Worcester  Thomas,  9  Louisburgh  square 

Wormser  Bernard,  8  Pleasant  street  court 

Young  Alexander,  48  Summer 

CLOCK  DEALERS. 

Beals  J.  J.  &  Co.,  Haymarket  square,  Union,  c. 
Blackstone,   (manufacturers) 

Beals  William,  Hanover,  c.  Blackstone,  (manuf.) 

Hastings  David  B.  422  Washington 

Howard  &  Davis,  34  Water,  (manufacturers) 

Kramer  &  Heyer,  48  Cornhill 

McKay  William  P.  &  Co.  195  Washington 

Pond  &  Barnes,  71  &  73  Hanover,  (manuf. ) 

Pratt  D.  &  Sons,  2  Union  block,  up  stairs,  (man- 
ufacturers) 

Regally  M.  4  School  (French) 

Weston  J.  8  Eliot 

CLOCK  MAKERS. 

]\Iason  H.  G.  1  Barre  place 
Sawiu  John,  98  Court 
AVeston  J.  8  Eliot 

CLOTHING.     Second  Hand. 
Anderson  Arturo  &  Co.  100  Blackstone 
Carpenter  Henry,  Fleet 
Clark  J.  W.  18  Brattle 
Coburn  J.  P.  24  Brattle 
Collins  D.  42  Blackstone 
Guess  Solomon,  32  Brattle 
Hall  Henry,  41  Ferry 
Johnson  J.  50  Blackstone 
Lawson  William,  36  &  38  Blackstone 
Lewis  S.  H.  40  Brattle 
Mundrucu  E.  F.  B.  26  Brattle 
Pitts  Coffin,  28  Brattle 
Riley  William,  22  Brattle 
Rogers  John,  12  Brattle 
Scott  James,  40  Blackstone 
Smith  Joseph,  32  Brattle 
Smith  Thomas  P.  38  Brattle 
Tyler  Heiiry,  5  Richmond 
Tyler  R.  &  Co.  44  Blackstone 
Weeden  H.  10  Franklin  avenue 
Wilson  Samuel,  10  Brattle 
W^-ight  Johu,  46  Union 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


CLOTHING  STORES, 

Adamsou  E.  N.  42  C;iusow;iy 

AUcu  S.  K.  26  X.  Market 

Auclre  Charles,  264  Commercial 

Barnes  Maitin,  181  Ann 

Barrell  J.  E.  >.<:  Co.  53  Commercial 

Bayley  C.   T.,  Sailors'   Home   Clothing  Store, 

Broad,  opp.  Turchase 
Bell  James  B.  t!l  Milk,  (wholesale) 
Blaisdell  William  H.  73  &  75  Aim 
Blaney  D.  II.  2  Maverick  square,  E.  B. 
Burbank  &  Glines,  19  Ann 
Burgess  William,  60  Commercial 
Burton  llazen  J.  3-5  Merchants'  row 
Butcher  &  Foster,  300  Ann 
Carr  Ausill,  263  Ann 
Carter  ;."t  Treadwell,  46  Kilby 
Clark  Stephen  H.  1  India  wharf,  cor.  Broad 
Cottrell  J.  H.  99  Commercial 
Durtey  H.  165  Ann 
Dusaui;  Teter,  268  Commercial 
Eaton  Ezra  O.  213  Ann  and  97  Commercial 
Fearing  \-  \\'hiting,  5  Ilichborn  block 
Fellow's  Jacob,  4  Ivowe's  wharf 
Fisk  Nathan,  130  Sea 
Gove  John  &  Co.  1  and  2  Hichborn  block 
Hapgood  AV.  18  Dock  square 
Harris  Henrv,  219  Ann 
Hazard  S.  L:  47  and  48  N.  Market 
Holbrook  Samuel,  13.5  Ann 
lugoUs  Moses,  224  Ann 
Jameson  Edward,  129  Broad 
Joseph,  Schotf  .t  Co.  35  and  37  Ann,  (wholesale) 
Land  Nicholas,  183  Ann 
Lawson  O.  261  Ann 
Locke  E.  &  Co.  45  Kilby,  (wholesale) 
Lovejoy  Wm.  11.  &  Son',  77  Com'l,  (wholesale) 
Lovejoy  &  Co.  3,  4,  and  5,  New  England  block 
Mahony  &  Kenna,  50  Ann,  (wholesale) 
McDonald  Henry,  500  Commercial 
McQuurrie  &  Mattoon,  232  Ann 
Merrill,  Eaton,  &  Co.  56  Ann,  (wholesale) 
Moore  J.  L.  69  and  "1  Ann 
Moran  F.  43  &  45  Ann,  c.  Blackstone 
Mudgett  AV.  S.  1  N.  Market 
Murray  P.  &  AV.  46  Ann 
Nye  David,  jr.  51  it  53  Ann 
O'Connell  &  Lincoln,  53  Merrimac 
Palmer  J.  B.,  Ann,  cor.  N.  Centre 
Rich  S.  3  Mercantile  wharf 
Richardson  Albert,  8  Hanover 
Howe  &  Allen,  3  Sea 
Schultz  H.  137  Ann 

Seamen's  Aid  Society  Store,  North  square 
Shaw  &  Edmands,  2  Mercantile  wharf 
Shaw  S.  D.  3  Hichborn  block 
Simonds  S.  &  Co.  3  N.  Market 
Smith  &  Wheaton,  23  Ann 
Snelling  &  Hopkins,  60  Ann,  (wholesale) 
Tracy  Daniel,  222  Ann 
Walker  Joseph,  224  Ann 
Weatherbee  E.  T.,  Summer,  cor.  Broad 
West  &  Fcnno,  24  Dock  square 
AVhite  William  M.  37  Merchants'  row 
AVhiting  &  Kehoe,  40  Ann,  (wholesale) 
Wilder  &  Siders,  90  Commercial 
WilUston  P.  F.  4  Clinton 

CLOTHS  AND  WOOLLEN  GOODS. 

Allen  E.  X-  Co.  20  Milk 
Allen  F.  D.  58  Milk 
Bates  &  Goldthwait,  45  Washington 
Carpenter,  Fairbanks,  &  Co.  34  Milk 
Dorrance,  Newton,  \-  Co.  49  Milk 
Fairchild  William  B.  65  AA'ashington 
Fearini;  &  Whitnev,  33  AVashington 
Jones.'Hill.  &  Co. '31  Milk 
Kendall,  AVhitwell,  &  Co.  3  Pearl 
Kimball  &  Fisk,  28  AVashington 


Knight  Manassch,  237  AVashington 
Pray  Ji>lm  11.  51  Washington 
Uichardsou  Ov:  Kendall,  21  Washington 
AV'aite  Charles,  48  AVashington 
AVhite,  Audem,  iS:  Co.  64  Milk,  (up  stairs) 
AVilkinson,  Stetson,  \-  Co.  53  Milk 

COACH  AND  CARRIAGE  BUILDERS. 

Bartlett  F.  E.  24  Fvieiul 

Blood  S.  D.,  Broadway,  cor.  Third 

Boyden  Daniel,  166  Harrison  avenue 

Brighara  Charles  L.  20  Hawley 

Coles  E.  G.  4  Beverly 

F'lorancc  &  Co.  opp.  46  Charles 

Goddard  Thomas,  80  Federal 

Hall  James,  2  Adams 

Ilovey  Henry  A.  53  Eliot 

Hyde  Albert",  Second,  cor.  E 

Mallon  Kendall,  rear  715  AVashington 

Stoddard  AVilliam,  46  Hanover 

Mitchell  &  Capen,  58  Tremont 

Rayuer  John  &  Co.  19  Sudbury 

Slade  &  AVhiton,  Hawley 

COACH  TRIMMERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Brickett  J.  P.,  Broadway,  near  Dorchester 

English  C,  Chosuut,  cor.  River 

Rocd  Reuben,  32  Elm 

Sprague  Thomas,  Friend,  cor.  Sudbury 

Stoddard  Alfred,  90  Portland 

Trask  H.  P.,  Cambridge,  opp.  Butolph 

AVinchester  F.  E.,  Endicot,  c.  Cooper 

COAL  DEALERS. 

Ames  J.  AA'.  23  Old  State  House 

Child  Addison,  48  India 

Cutter  S.  L.  18  South  Market 

Foster  &  Talbot,  48  India 

Guild  A.,  Lehigh,  opp.  E.  Orange 

Heath  N.  15  Long  wharf 

Mayo  C.  F.  18  Chatham  [rett 

Mosman  &  Co.  foot  Hanover,  and  Fulton,  c.  Bar- 

Nevers  B.  M.  48  Hanover,  opp.  Elm 

Prentice  AV.  H.  &  Sons,  Prentice's  wharf 

Tay  R.  L.  &.  Co.,  Cross,  c.  Fulton 

Thwing  S.  C.  >S:  Co.  8  Kilby,  (agency) 

COAL  AND  WOOD. 

Abbott  J.  C.  45  Brighton 

Banister  John  F.  146  Sea 

Belcher  AA''arren,  Belcher's  wharf,  E.  B. 

Benson  F.  A.  16S  Sea  and  1  City  wharf 

Brigham  N.,  Beach,  cor.  Utica 

Brooks  AVilliams  B.,  Second,  cor.  C 

BuUard  &  Carter,  Harrison  av.  and  Albany  St. 

Capen  &  Co.,  Packard's  wharf 

Child  Stephen  &  Son,  Harrison  av.  n.  Dover 

Clary  Joseph  AV.,  wharf  foot  of  Allen 

Clay  H.  T.  &  Co.,  Tirrell's  wharf,  Harrison  av. 

opp.  Blake's  court 
Clear  11.,  Constitution  wharf 
Cole  George  M.,  Tremont,  near  Pleasant 
Colburn  &"  Howard,  Turnpike,  n.  the  bridge 
Crafts  Henry,  Boston  wharf,  Fust 
Crosby  &  Gibson,  Ferry  wharf,  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Curtis  John  &  Son,  Curtis'  wharf,  Sea 
Da\-is  &  Cushing,  Atkins's  wharf 
Drake  Tisdale,  40  Sea 
Earl  AV.,  Richmond,  cor.  Fulton,  (wood) 
Emerson  R.  &.  J.,  Summer  street  wharf 
Emery  &  Tirrell,  136  Sea 
Farwell  G.  AV.  170  Sea 
Fletcher  AV.  &  Co.,  Haymarket  square 
French  Charles,  Maine  wharf 
French  Moses,  jr.  Maine  wharf 
Griggs  &  Forbes,  Causeway 
Hazard  &  Noyes,  foot  Livingston 
Hersey  C,  Eastern  Packet  Pier,  Commercial 
Hoppin  John,  Charles,  near  the  bridge 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


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Jackson  Ward  &  Co.,  SuflFolk  building  and  127 

Cambridge 
Lecraw  &  Perkins,  Bull  wf.  foot  Summer 
Lewis  J.  G.  &  Co.,  Harrison  av.  opp.  Blake's  ct. 
Lincoln  Noah  &  Son,  Lincoln's  wharf 
Lynes  E.  G.  lo  State  and  1.50  Sea 
McCrillis  &  Morse,  Northampton,  c.  Harrison  av. 
McHugh  T.,  Sea,  near  the  bridge 
Miller  Joseph  H.,  Harrison  av.  near  the  bridge 
Moody  &  Norris,  Boston  wharf.  First  [rett 

Mosman  &  Co.  foot  Hanover,  and  Fulton,  c.  Bar- 
Paige  Charles  E.  42  India 
Perry  William,  62  Sea 
Piper  Solomon  &  Co.  30  Sea 
Pratt  Joseph  R.  86  State 
Pray  Amasa,  168  Sea 
Prentice  W.  H.  &  Sons,  Prentice's  wharf 
Prescott  &  Chapin,  Liverpool  wharf 
Proctor  &  Edgerly,  opp.  8  Haverhill 
Reinhard  John  D.  opp.  170  Sea 
Robbius  &  Paige,  Otis'  wharf 
Robbins  S.,  Tileston's  wharf 
Robbins  Joseph,  Cunningham's  wharf,  E.  B. 
Roby  Dexter  &  Co.,  Causeway,  foot  Charlestown 
Russ  Daniel  IL,  Canal,  cor.  Market 
Sanderson  Geo.  H.  &  Co.,  Pearl  st.  wharf 
Smith  Benjamin,  60  1-2  Commercial 
Smith  Lewis,  6  Commercial  wharf 
Stetson  Alpheus,  First,  foot  I 
Stone  &  Adams,  Cambridge,  near  the  bridge 
Swinson  Peter,  Harrison  avenue 
Tay  R.  L.  &  Co.,  Cross,  near  Fulton 
Tirrel  Jesse,  jr.  102  Sea 
Twitchell  J.,  Beach,  cor.  South 
Washburn  Cyrus,  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Wilder  &  Bosworth,  136  Sea 
Wingate  AVilliam  A.,  Harvard,  n.  South 
Wiswall  Elisha,  Tileston's  wharf 
Wood  A.,  Son  &  Co.  opp.  50  Charles 
Wood  C.  B.,  Leveret,  n.  the  bridge 
Young  C.  &  Co.,  Brown's  wharf 

COFFEE  FACTORIES. 

Byram  &  Co.  33  Blackstone 

Finney  William,  84  Blackstone 

Simmons  Benjamin,  Charles,  cor.  Cambridge 

Taylor  &  Shales,  Haverhill,  cor.  Charlestown 

Tillev  J.  A.  &  Co.  15  Hawley 

Tyler  &  Gates,  3  Haverhill 

COFFIN  WAREHOUSES. 

Bouve  E.  O.,  Richmond 
Coburn  E.  N.  16  Sudbui-y 
Faxon  Oren,  548  AVashington 
Houghton  Charles,  Silver,  near  B 
Mason  &  Grows,  1  Bridge 
Mooney  John,  90  Endicot 
Peak  John,  Deacon,  cor.  Friend 
Pratt  C.  I.  108  Federal,  near  Purchase 
White  John,  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Willcutt  C.  E.  60  Sea 

COLLECTORS. 

Bacon  F.  A.  12  Oliver  place 

Champlin  Henry  L.  at  Democ.  Reading  Room 

Davis  Henry,  179  Hanover 

Davis  Timothy,  39  Pinckney 

Field  Elisha,  5  Exchange  and  42  Porter 

Harvey  James  W.  21  Washington  avenue 

Jones  Philander  A.  J.  P.  14  Rochester 

Knight  W.  W.  3  Maiden 

Lucas  Samuel  F.  7  Porter 

McDonough  T.  C.  50  Cornhill 

Procter  George  B.  4  Congress  square 

Rich  Edward  R.,  Dorchester,  n.  Broadway 

Rich  Timothy,  1 1-2  Water 

Smith  Samuel,  10  Congress 

Whittle  Ralph  L.  23  Harvard 

Wilson  John,  25  Vernon 


COMBS.    FANCY  GOODS. 

[See  Fancy  Goods.] 
Bates  &  Jordan,  129  Washington 
Blake  J.  Q.  16  Hanover 
Boynton  &  Woodford,  50  Washington 
Chapman  Geo.  H.  jr.  &  Co.  41  Kilby 
Federhen  J.  53  Court 
Hovey  James  G.  149  Washington 
Josselyn  E.  K.  &  W.  A.  128  Washington,  (man- 

ufact.  combs) 
Kimball  John,  186  Washington 
Mcsser,  Warren  &  Davis,  27  Kilby 
Peck  Anson,  6  Essex 
Spring  I.  H.  52  Kilby 

COMMISSION  MERCHANTS. 

Abbott  Geo.  W.  &  Co.  21  Central  wharf 

Adams  C.  P.  12  Merchants'  row 

Adams  George,  10  Liberty  square 

Allen  S.  R.  133  State 

Almy,  Patterson  &  Co.  115  Milk 

Appieton  J.  W.  7  Kilby 

Appleton  &  Snelling,  6  Liberty  square 

Arminson  F.  E.  18  City  wharf 

Atkins  &  Freeman,  26  India  wharf 

Atkinson,  Rollins  &  Co.  51  Central  wharf 

Austin  &  Gibbons,  21  City  wharf 

Bacon  J.  V.  &  Son,  40  Central  wharf 

Baker  Cushing,  70  Utica 

Baker  &  Morrill,  44  Commercial 

Ballard  George,  294  Commercial 

Bangs  Elkanah  &  Son,  11  Lewis  wharf 

Barbour  John  N.  134  State 

Barnard,  Adams  &  Co.  41  Commercial  wharf 

Barrett  J.  &  Co.  1  Mercantile  wharf 

Bartlet  E.  127  State 

Bartlett  Charles  L.  18  Broad 

Bass  S.  G.  58  Long  wharf 

Bates  Edward  C.  &  Co.  19  India  wharf 

Bates  J.  C.  14  N.  Market 

Bayley  James  R.  18  S.  Market 

Benson  &  Hamblen,  8  City  wharf 

Bigelow  E.  30  Commercial 

Bishop  C.  J.  &  Co.  8  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln 

Bishop  John,  41  Central  wharf 

Black  &  Co.,  Francis'  wharf,  60  Sea 

Blake  Josiah  W.  45  India 

Blanchard,  Sherman,  &  Co.  42  E.  R.  R.  wf. 

Blanchard  &  Wright,  75  and  76  Commercial 

Blinn  A.  C.  7  R.  R.  block 

Bond  Sewall  B.  82  Utica 

Bowker  &  Redding,  41  and  43  E.  R.  R.  wharf 

Boyd  &  Frothingham,  16  Central  wharf 

Bradford  Wm.  B.,  Broad,  corner  Doane 

Bradlee  Josiah  &  Co.  34  India 

Bramhall  &  Howe,  72  Long  wharf 

Briggs  Charles  M.  145  Milk 

Brigiiam  E.  D.  &  Co.  1  Long  wharf 

Brigham  Wm.  A.  26  India  wharf 

Brigham  &  Stone,  5  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln 

Brooks  Luke,  jr.  66  Commercial 

Brown  Charles  S.  26  South  Market 

Brown  George  N.  74  Utica 

Brown  Wm.  A.  &  Co.  9  and  10  Lewis  wharf 

Buck  Charles,  24  Long  wharf 

Bucknam  &  Converse,  33  N.  Market 

Bullard  Lewis  &  Co.  51  Kilby 

Burke  P.  B.  &  Co.  86  State 

Burnham,  Welton  &  Co.  72  Congress 

Burrill  Charles,  5  Chatham  row 

Bush  J.  58  Long  wharf 

Caldwell  W.  S.  5  Lewis  wharf 

Calef  H.  G.  K.  5  and  6  Lewis  wharf 

Callender  George  &  Co.  42  Central  wharf 

Callender  Wm.  B.  jr.  72  Atkinson 

Carlisle  Joseph,  146  Sea 

Carruth  Charles,  13  India 

Chamberlain  &  Co.  5  Lewis  wharf 

Chamberlin  Edward,  5  India 


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BUSINESS      DIRECTORY 


Chase  Hez.  &  Son,  22  Long  wharf 

Cheever,  Cartwright  &  Co.  13  Central  wharf 

Chenery  &  Co.  18  Long  wharf 

Child  Addison,  48  India 

Clark,  Bingham  &  Co.  4  and  6  Chatham  row 

Clark  &  Jones,  Fort  Hill  wharf 

Clark  B.  C.  &  Co.  63  Commercial  wharf 

Clark  T.  E.  12  Commercial 

Cleland  &  Day,  26  Sonth  Market 

Cobb  J.  J.  18  City  wharf 

Codman  Stephen,  7  India  wharf 

Coffin  Charles  H.  1  City  wharf 

Coffin  &  Weld,  43  Central  wharf 

Colburn  &  Hall,  21  Commercial  wharf 

Cook  George,  21  Commercial  wharf 

Coolidge  W.  D.  32  Pearl 

Copeland  &  Kidder,  33  India 

Cox  Francis,  66  Commercial 

Craig  &  Dutilh,  15  Howe's  wharf 

Crisman  &  Judkins,  6  Railroad  block,  Lincoln 

Crocker  &  Sturgis,  61  Commercial  wharf 

Cunningham  N.  F.  &  Co.  38  and  27  India  wf. 

Cunninghams  &  Cobb,  16  Rowe's  wharf 

Curtis  &  Greenough,  48  Central  wharf 

Curtis,  Leavens  &  Co.  106  State 

Dallinger  John,  jr.  17  Doane 

Dana  N.  &  C.  B.  1  Central  wharf 

Dana  &  Co.  27  Commercial  wharf 

Dane,  Dana  &  Co.  12  South  Market 

Davenport  J.  D.  &  Co.  7  R.  R-  block,  Lincoln 

Davis  Adolphus,  13  Central  wharf 

Davis  H.  A.  74  Long  wharf 

Davis  Wm.  jr.  74  Long  wharf 

Dennie  &  Lam  son,  37  Long  wharf 

Dennis  William  W.  13  Broad 

Deshon  &  Co.  5  Long  wharf 

Deshon  James,  23  India,  corner  Milk 

Dewey  S.  W.  87  Kilby 

DeWolf  Elisha,  63  Commercial 

Dexter  E.  A.  28  State 

Dodge  Rufus  &  Co.  9  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln 

Dorr  R.  S.  74  Long  wharf 

Dowley  Levi  A.  &  Co.  57  &  59  Pearl 

Drm-y  Otis,  7  Commercial  wharf 

Dyer  E.  C.  62  Kilbv 

Eager  William,  22  Central  wharf 

Eaton  &  Bates,  38  Commercial 

Elliott  &  Greig,  11  Doane 

Ellis  F.  D.  &  Co.  64  Kilby,  (domestics) 

Evans  W.  L.  69  Commercial 

Farwell  A.  G.  &  Co.  8  Central 

Fay  &  Farwells,  38  India 

Fernald  Henry  B.  1  Central  wharf 

Fessenden  C.  B.  134  State 

Fisher  &  Co.  23  and  24  Central  wharf 

Fisk  H.  M.  &  Co.  16  Long  wharf 

Flint  &  Kent,  11  Long  wharf 

Flint  &  Train,  5  and  6  Commercial  wharf 

Fogg,  Brothers,  91  Kilby 

Forster  H.  26  Long  wharf 

Forster  Jacob,  26  Long  wharf 

Fosdick  John,  83  Kilby 

Foster  John  H.  &  Co.  50  Central  wharf 

Foster  &  Talbot,  48  India 

Fowle  C.  S.  97  1-2  State 

Fowler  M.  Field,  13  and  15  India  wharf 

Frothingham  N.  F.  25  Long  wharf 

Frothingham  P.  54  Fulton 

Fullerton  &  Raymond,  147  Milk 

Gardner  George  &  Co.  5  Liberty  square 

Gardner  John  D.  &  Co.  5  Chatham  row 

Gilmore  &  Clapp,  3  Merchants'  row 

Glover  J.  B.  &  Co.  132  Milk 

Goddard  &  Adams,  67  Pearl 

Gould  James,  19  Merchants'  Exchange 

Grantham  F.  W.  26  Foster's  wharf 

Gray  &  Morse,  44  Central  wharf 

Guild  George  F.  1  Central  wharf 

Hall  E.  F.  &  Co.  19  and  21  Kilby 

Hall  Jeremiah  F.  38  Broad 


Hallet  &  Blake,  19  Central  wharf 

Hammett  &  Balch,  20  Broad 

Hammond  D.  C.  98  Water 

Hanford  J.  T.  38  South  Market 

Hanson  John  A.  2  and  6  Bath 

Hardy  A.  42  Commercial 

Harris  Horatio  &  Co.  18  India 

Harris  John  S.  32  India 

Harris  W.  A.  8  Lewis  wharf 

Harrod,  Darling  &  Co.  22  Central  wharf 

Hawes  Charles  H.  16  Central  wharf 

Hayward,  Osgood  &  Co.  19  Long  wharf 

Head  Charles  D.  13  Central  wharf 

Heath  Nathaniel,  15  Long  wharf 

Hicks  &  Hathaway,  13  Commercial 

Hicks  James  H.  &  Co.  32  Central  wharf 

Hill,  Chamberlain  &  Co.  11  Central  wharf 

Hill  &  Sears,  134  State 

HUls  Joel,  66  Utica 

Hilton  W.  97  1-2  State 

Howard,  Son  &  Co.  27  Central  wharf 

Howes  &  Crowell,  35  Commercial  wharf 

Howland  &  Pope,  53  Central  wharf 

Hoxie  T.  W.  &  Co.  46  Long  wharf 

Humphrey  W.  &  Co.  45  and  46  Long  wharf 

Hurd  &  Bowers,  114  State 

Inches  H.  jr.  8  T  wharf 

Inglis  W.  &  T.  17  Doane 

Jackson  E.  W.  69  Commercial 

Jackson  S.  S.  &  Co.  22  Long  wharf 

Jenks  Lemuel  P.  6  Central  wharf 

Jenney  Stephen  &  Co.  46  India 

Johnson  P.  38  Commercial 

Judson  &  Co.  4  India 

Kahler  Jeremiah,  41  Central  wharf 

Kendall  D.  S.  25  Doane 

Kendall  S.  64  Utica 

Kendall  William  B.  10  Ferry 

Kettell,  Collins  &  Co.  50  India  wharf 

Kidder  G.  G.  13  Long  wharf 

Ladd  &  Hall,  4  Chatham 

Lamb  E.  &  Brother,  Old  Custom  House 

Lane  D.  1  Commercial  wharf,  (N.  side) 

Langdon  John  W.  41  India 

Lee  James  &  Co.  18  India  wharf 

Lemist,  Bramhall  &  Lewis,  71  Congress 

Lewis  A.  S.  &  W.  G.  45  and  46  Commercial  wf. 

Lewis  Daniel,  72  1-2  Kilby 

Libbey  W.  &  I.  B.  71  Commercial 

Linder  &  Meyer,  8  India  wharf 

Lincoln  Henry  &  Co.  17  India 

Lincoln  R.  &'Co.  25  Central  wharf 

Locke  O.  A.  &  Co.  87  Kilby 

Lombard  A.  C.  31  Lewis  wharf 

Lombard  &  Hall,  13  Lewis  wharf 

Lombard  &  Whitmore,  19  Lewis  wharf 

Lord  George  C.  &  Co.  24  Long  wharf 

Loring,  Abbott  &  Porter,  27  AVatcr 

Loring  &  Sprague,  17  Merchants'  row 

Loweil  &  Hinckley,  2  Market  square 

Lyford  E.  G.  26  Milk 

Lyman  F.  &  Co.  134  State 

Mackintire,  Lawrie  &  Co.  44  Water 

Matthews  Nathan,  134  State 

May  Silas,  74  Utica 

Mayo  C.  F.  18  Chatham 

Mclntire  John,  48  Federal 

Mclntire  Theodore  B.  114  Commercial 

McKay  D.  R.  50  Commercial 

Means  &  Clark,  14  Central  w'harf 

Melledge  James  P.  26  Foster's  wharf 

Merriam  J.  W.  20  Elm 

Merrill  George,  5  Commercial 

Merritt  Jerome,  3  Long  wharf 

Mills  J.  K.  &  Co.  2  Morton  block 

Mixer  &  Pitman,  171  Milk 

Morton  William,  3  Central  wharf 

Murdock  W.  C.  32  Fulton 

Nash  Abner  P.  93  and  95  Fulton 

Nash,  French  &  Co.  42  Fulton 


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319 


Ncwcomb  John  J.  133  State 

Noble  &  Sturtevants,  1  City  wharf 

Norcross  L.  73  Kilby 

Parker  Ebenezer,  10  City  wharf 

Parrott  William  F.  45  Central  wharf 

Parsons,  Osgood  &  Co.  6  Commercial  wharf 

Peabody  Wm.  S.  31  Commercial 

Peakes  William,  134  State 

Pearce  S.  H.  &  Co.  94  Milk 

Pearmain  &  Hall,  4  Union  block 

Pearson  John  H.  &  Co.  7o  Long  wharf 

Perham  Josiah,  jr.  4  Liberty  sq. 

Perry,  Jacobs  &'Co.  10  S.  Market 

Peters  Edw.  D.  &  Co.  12  Central  wharf 

Phillips  James,  jr.  14  Central  wharf 

Pickering  Arthur,  15  and  16  Lewis  wharf 

Pike  Elijah  P.  5  Commercial 

Plumme'r  Farnham,  19  and  20  Commercial  wharf 

Pope  Josiah,  Custom  House  street 

Pottle  &  Brothers,  31  India 

Powers  Herman,  61  Kilby 

Priest  &  Ayling,92  and  94  Water 

Priest  J.  L.  14  Central  wharf 

Proctor  Josiah  C.  &  Co.  22  Commercial  wharf 

Quincy  Thomas  D.  12  Commercial 

Raymond  Samuel,  31  and  33  Broad 

Raymond  Z.  L.  &  Co.  US.  Market 

Reed  E.  H.  28  Long  wharf 

Reed  &  Wainwright,  17  Central  wharf 

Reed  Lyman  &  Co.  103  State 

Reggio  &  Newell,  31  Central  wharf 

Reynolds  W.  B.  &  Co.  33  and  34  Cora'l  wharf 

Rice  Aaron  &  Co.  4  Central  wharf 

Rice  &  Thaxter,  27  Long  wharf 

Rice  Wm.  &  Co.  5  Chatham  row 

Richardson  A.  &  Co.  19  Central 

Richardson  Joseph,  17  Long  wharf 

Richardson  P.  8  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln 

Rivers  J.  H.  5  Commercial 

Robinson  J.  P.  1  Commercial  wharf 

Robinson  T.  L.  &  Co.  1  Commercial  wharf 

Robinson,  Wiggin  &  Co.  29  India 

Rogers  George  B.  13  India 

Rogers  J.  W.  70  State 

Sampson  &  Tappan,  25  and  26  Lewis  wharf 

Sargent  J.  T.  W.  7  Thorndikc  building 

Savage  Wm.  C  Thorndike  building 

Sawyer  James,  8  Chatham 

Sawyer  Wm.  B.  129  State 

Scates  Dodavah,  84  Utica 

Scudder  Chas.  &  Co.  33  and  35  Pearl 

Scudder  Harvey  &  Co.  17  Commercial  wharf 

Scudder  M.  S.  145  Milk 

Sears  Joshua,  14  Long  wharf 

Seaver  J.  W.  17  Commercial  wharf 

Seccomb,  Taylor  &  Co,  31  Com'l  wharf 

Sharp  Daniel,  jr.  &  Co.  39  Commercial  wharf 

Shaw  George  W.  145  Milk 

Shaw  John  W.  &  Co.  145  Milk 

Skerry  Samuel  H.  7  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln 

Skinner  W.  H.  68  Commercial 

Silloway  J.  5  Commercial 

Smith  Benjamin  A.  32  India 

Smith  Charles,  6  Central  wharf 

Smith  Henry  D.  12  N.  Market 

Smith  it  Shaw,  44  Kneeland 

Snow  Nathaniel,  76  State 

Sortwell  &  Co.  11  and  12  N.  Market 

Spooner  William  B.  79  Pearl 

Stearns  C.  J.  7  India  wharf 

Stetson  Gushing,  27  India  wharf 

Stevens  Edward  L.  18  Central  wharf 

Stickney  H.  &  I.  8  and  9  Chatham  row 

Stoddard  David,  G  S.  Market 

Stone  H.  L.  103  State 

Sturtevant  Newell  &  Co.  1  City  wharf 

Sullivan  J.  W.  23  Long  wharf 

Surette  Louis  A.  &  Co.  12  City  wharf 

Swazev  T.  H.  &  Co.  21  Commercial 

Swift  Erdix  T.  31  State 


Tenney  Marshall,  4  Central  wharf 

Thacher  &  Billings,  20  Long  wharf 

Thacher  &  Sears,  31  Long  wharf 

Thayer  C.  R.  17  Central  wharf 

Thayer  C.  &  N.  32  India 

Thayer  Hollis  &  Co.  24  India  wharf 

Thomas  Wm.  &  Co.  79  State 

Thompson  B.  L.  16  City  wharf 

Thompson  &  Davidson,  30  India 

Thwing  S.  C.  &  Co.  8  Kilby 

Tilton  Benjamin,  7  Central 

Tilton  Stephen  &  Co.  30  Commercial  wharf 

Tinkham  S.  &  Co.  17  Broad 

Townsend  I.  P.  &  Co.  23  Commercial  wharf 

Tracy  &  Russell,  3  Long  wharf 

Tremlett  Thomas,  28  Foster's  wharf 

Tucker  William,  37  Central  wharf 

Twombly  &  Lamson,  13  and  14  Custom  House  st. 

Tyler  John,  9  Central  wharf 

Tyler  John,  jr.  9  Central  wharf 

Vila  Joseph,  75  Kilby 

Vila  J.  &  Co.  1  Bath,  near  Congress 

Wade  J.  29  Long  wharf 

Wade  William  F.  29  Long  wharf 

Wakefield  C.  15  Commercial 

Wait  &  KcUum,  10  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln 

Walker  &  Brother,  81  State 

Walker  Wildes  P.  5  Long  wharf 

Ward  C.  T.  4  India 

Ware  John  S.  11  S.  Market 

Waterman  F.  92  State 

Webster  G.  Wallace  &  Co.  4  India  wharf 

Weld  Aaron  D.  127  State 

Weld  &  Minot,  35  Central  wharf 

Weld  Wm.  F.  &  Co.  30  Central  wharf 

Weltch  Samuel,  133  State 

AVhite  F.  E.  22  Long  wharf 

White  H  J.  67  Kilby 

Whiting  James,  10  State 

Whitney  B.  D.  17  Custom  House  street 

Whitney  Wm.  &  Co.  13  Liberty  square 

Whittemore  Elbridge,  32  Broad 

Whittemore  Geo.  &  Co.  32  Long  wharf 

AVhittemore  W.  &  F.  H.  &  Co.  32  Broad 

Whitwells  &  Seaver,  5  Morton  block 

Wilkins  Chas.  &  Co.  33  Long  wharf 

Williams  E.  &  Co.  23  Long  wharf 

Williams  &  Daland,  33  Long  wharf 

Willis  Clement,  97i  State 

Winslow  I.  &  Sons,  15  and  16  Long  wharf 

Winslow  Edward,  5  Broad 

Winslow  P.  T.  12  N.  Market 

Winsor  Nathaniel,  jr.  109  State 

Woodward  Abijah,  45  Kneeland 

Wyman  &  Ark'ley,  105  Milk 

Zipcy  &  Wyman,  17  Rowe's  wharf 

Domestic  Commission  Merchants. 

Almy,  Patterson  &  Co.  115  Milk 
Blackburn  George  &  Co.  55  Milk 
Bush  &  Wildes  ,'32  Milk 
Chace,  Motley  &  Mills,  111  Milk 
Clark,  Sweet  &  Co.  102  Milk 
Colby  Gardner,  22  Milk 
Denny,  Rice  &  Gardner,  90  Milk 
Dodge  &  Tucker,  51  Milk 
Dutton,  Lamb  ct  Stearns,  131  Milk 
Eldredge  Oliver  &  Co.  15  Federal 
Everett  &  Faulkner,  54  Milk 
Fisher  Freeman  &  Son,  60  Milk 
Frothingham  S.  jr.  &  Co.  119  &  121  Milk 
Goodnow  Peter,  29  Central 
Hastings  Walter,  79  jNIilk 
Howe  J.  C.  &  Co.  21  Pearl 
Johnson,  Sewall  &  Co.  133  Milk 
Kinaball  Daniel  &  Co.  28  Milk 
Lawrence  A.  &  A.  &  Co.  82  Milk 
Lawrence,  Stone  &  Co.  4  Milk 
Lord  Thomas  &  Co.  83  Kilby 
Mason  &  La'wrence,  17  Milk 


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BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


Mills  James  K.  &  Co.  39  Milk 
Nelson  George  S.  55  Milk 
Paige  J.  W.  &  Co.  141  Milk 
Parker,  Wilder  &  Parker,  2  Pearl 
Poor  Benjamin  &  Co.  2  Federal 
Read  &  Chadwick,  29  Milk 
Sayles,  Merriam  &  Brewer,  25  Federal 
Schouler,  Newton  &  Barbour,  17  Pearl 
Seaver  &  Knowlton,  65  Milk 
Simpson  M.  H.  &  Co.  31  Pearl 
Skinner  Francis  &  Co.  91  Milk 
Stanfield  &  Wentworth,  8  &  10  Pearl 
Stodder  Charles,  75  Kilby 
Tarbell  T.  &  Co.  55  &  57  Water 
Upham,  Appleton  &  Co.  15  &  19  Pearl 
Vila  Joseph,  75  Kilby 
Waterston,  Pray  &  Co.  27  Federal 
Wright  &  Whitman,  16  Pearl 

Forwarding  and  Commission  Mercliants. 
Burke  P.  B.  &  Co.  86  State 
Dennis  Wm.  W.  13  Broad 
Harnden  &  Co.  41  Broad 
Hill  &  Sears,  134  State 
Kimball  Otis,  15  Long  wharf 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Bense  Peter,  Tremont,  near  Pleasant 
Bradshaw  Jesse,  9  Marshall 
Carpenter  Ann  Mrs.  284  Washington 
Castell  Edward,  599  Washington 
Castell  Wm.  G.  174  Hanover 
Clark  &  Co.  4  Tremont  Temple 
Copeland  C.  87  Court 
Copeland  Joseph  W.  45  Court 
Harris  Samuel,  139  Broadway 
Haven  Abner,  11  School 
Henss  Charles,  37  Cambridge 
Howland  M.  G  Franklin 
Kemp  W.  H.  96  1-2  Commercial 
Keyes  D.  B.  184  Hanover 
Lecompte  Francis,  10  Tremont  House 
Marjoram  W.  W.  13  Marshall 
Mayer  Phillipp  J.  27  Tremont  row 
McDonald  Agnes,  147  Court 
McDonald  Rebecca,  359  Washington 
Nason  E.  2  Bromfield 
Nichols  L.  2  Derby  range 
Perkins  H.  I.  465  Washington 
Peverelly  Rebecca,  178  Washington 
Richardson  James,  549  Washington 
Roper  John  B.  672  Washington 
Seiberlich  L.  423  Washington 
Still  John,  155  Broadway 
Tileston  H.  Mrs.  49  Hanover 
Vinton  George  W.  343  Washington 
Ware  Wm.  2  U.  S.  Hotel 
Webster  Albert,  3  Brattle 
Wedger  John  B.  Ill  Hanover 
Wells  Wm.  353  Washington 
Wheeler  James  B.  479  Washington 

CONSTABLES. 

[See  par/e  38,  binder  Coiois.} 

CONTRACTORS  FOR  BUILDING. 

Dexter  Geo.  M.  11  1-2  Tremont  row 
Emery  F.  W.  R.  6  Devonshii-e 
Page  Nathaniel,  5  Congress 
Preston  Jonathan,  6  Joy's  building 
Russell  B.  G.,  Pleasant,  c.  Marion 
Stone  P.  A.,  Charlestown 

COOPERS. 

Those  loith  a  *  are  also  Packers  of  Fish. 
Abbot  Benj.,  Medford 
*Abrahams  B.  1  &  2  T  wharf 
Beck  Lewis,  Broad,  near  India  wharf 
Boman  &  Darrow,  138  Milk 
♦Brown  Henry,  Spear's  wharf 


*Carlton  John  K.  1  Lewis  wharf  , 

Cate  Samuel,  81  Commercial 

*Churchill  Otis,  55  Long  wharf 

Daniels  Wm.  78  Harrison  avenue 

Goddard  E.  W.,  Richmond,  near  Fulton 

Hedrick  Uriah,  Ripley's  wharf 

Hinckley  E.  53  Commercial 

*Howard  Wm.  S.  13  T  wharf 

*Lane  J.  1  Mercantile  wharf 

Lang  J.  &  Son,  57  India  wharf,  (gangers) 

Lovett  &  Harrold,  97  Water  and  32  Broad 

Rogers  J.  S.,  Battery  wharf 

Luzarder  &  Close,  207  Broad 

Marshall  John,  jr.  96  Fulton,  (east  side) 

Miller  Moses,  New,  E.  B. 

Mills  J.  L.,  Commercial,  near  Bartlett's  wharf 

Nason  A.,  Lews  wharf 

Ober  E.  Gardner,  29  Doane 

Ober  John  P.  head  Union  wharf 

Perkins  Ezra,  Fifth,  near  Sea 

Pitman  J.  H.  33  N.  Market 

Porter  C.  H.  46  Chatham 

Rhoades  &  Newhall,  149  Milk 

*Richards  Joseph,  Harris'  wharf 

Ripley  Robert,  Ripley's  wharf 

Sawyer  H.  A.,  E.  Railroad  wharf,  c.  Commercial 

*Tuttle  J.  &  Co.,  Tuttle's  wharf,  E.  B. 

Urann  Joseph,  336  Commercial 

Vannevar  Alexander,  jr.  21  Long  wharf 

Warner  J.  E.  49  E.  R.  R.  wharf 

Waters  W.  S.  9  &  10  Fulton  place 

Wells  J.  Ill  Commercial 

COPPER  DEALERS. 

Davis  Jas.  jr.  treas.  Revere  Copper  Co.  97  State 
Hooper  H.  N.  &  Co.  24  Com'l,  factory  Causew'y 

COPPER  SMITHS. 

Ayers  &  Vialle,  48  Charlestown 

Barnicoat  George  F.  13  Sudbury 

Carpenter  Alfred,  8  Rowe's  wharf 

Carter  John  H.  12  Marshall 

Coltman  J.  W.,  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Gould  Joseph  P.  27  Causeway 

Hemmenway  B.,  Broad,  opp.  Purchase 

Hill  &  Chamberlain,  Charlestown,   c.   Haverhill 

Hotz  N.  48  Kneeland 

Hunneman  &  Co.  20  Union 

Kelley  Thomas,  12  Marshall 

Locke  &  Cordwell,  Barrett 

Loring  A.  B.  &  S.  H.  76  Harrison  avenue 

Loriug  John  G.  &  Co.  40  Merrimac 

Pieper  Peter,  13  Brattle,  (pumps) 

Rice  &  Jenkins,  Merrimac,  c.  Travers 

Strater  Herman,  57  Union 

"lompkins  I.  S.  21  Union 

Tuckerman  W.  F.  37  Blackstone 

Waters  &  Co.,  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Waters  Ebenezer,  81  Endicot 

CORK  CUTTERS. 

Barber  Smith  A.  37i  Blackstone 
Holmes  &  Co.  57  Blackstone 
Leman  E.  C.  31  Exchange 

CORONERS. 

Andrews  Wm.,  Fourth,  near  Turnpike 

Pratt  Jabez,  8  Court  square 

Smith  Chas.,  Court  House,  h.  6  Province  H.  ct. 

CORSETS. 

Adams  G.  W.  304  Washington,  (importer) 
Cassidy  Isabella  Mrs.  221  Washington 
Neff  Jil.  L.,  Adams  House,  Washington 

COTTON  DEALERS. 

Fairbanks  G.  N.  27  Lewis  wharf 
Tenny  &  Goddard,  46  Water 
Thatcher  &  Billings,  20  Long  wharf 
Thayer  HoUis  &  Co.  24  India  wharf 


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321 


COUNSELLORS. 

Abbott  &  Chase,  31  Court 

Adams  Charles  F.  23  Court 

Adams  Colman  S.  1  Devonshire 

Adams  George  AV.  8  Court  square 

Adams  John  C.  23  Court 

Adan  John  R.  11  Court 

Allen  C.  E.  18  Mass.  block 

Allen  Elisha  H.  4  Court 

Allen  Macon  B.  42  Mass.  block 

Ames  Isaac,  20  Court 

Andrews  F.  L.  32  Mass.  block 

Apthorp  Robert  E.  18  Joy's  building 

Aspinwall  Wm.  46  Washington 

Atkinson  J.  3-5  Court 

Atwood  Charles,  39  Court 

Austin  Arthur  W.  10  Court 

Austin  Elbridge  G.  19  Court 

Austin  H.  D.  10  Court 

Austin  J.  D.  20  Court 

Austin  &  Young,  Gray's  building,  30  Court 

Ballard  J.  M.  9  State 

Bancroft  George,  7  Court  square 

Barnes  Isaac  O.,  Court  House 

Barrett  J.  F.  46  Washington 

Bartlett  Sidney,  16  Court 

Barrett  James.  20  Court 

Bassett  Elisha.  12  Court  House 

Batchelder  F.  L.  39  Court 

Bates  Wm.  47  Court 

Bell  Joseph,  22  Old  State  House 

Bell  Joseph  M.  7^  Tr^mont  row 

Bemis  George,  5  Court 

Benjamin  James,  39  Court 

Betton  Geo.  E.  31  Court 

Betton  N.  C.  31  Court 

Bigelow  E.  M.  10  Court 

Bigelow  Horatio,  1  Devonshire 

Bigelow  Samuel,  1  Devonshire 

Bigelow  S.  C.  27  State 

Bigelow  Timothy,  10  State 

Binney  Wm.  C.  "l9  Court 

Bishop  Joel  P.  10  Court 

Blake  Edward,  39  Court 

Boit  Edward  D.  16  Court 

BoUes  John  A.  10  Court 

Boutell  Lewis  H.  47  Court 

Bowditch  Nathaniel  I.  60  State 

Bowditch  W.  I   8  R.  R.  Exchange 

Bradley  J.  H.  19  Court 

Brigham  Wm.  35  Court 

Briuley  Francis,  13  Mass.  block 

Brooks  Benj.  F.  27  State 

Brooks  Edward,  10  Court 

Brooks  Francis  A.  22  State 

Brooks  Francis  B.  10  Court 

Brown  Jeremiah,  17  Mass.  block 

Browne  Geo.  M.  16  Old  State  House 

Browne  John  W.  19  Court 

Buck  Edward,  11  Court 

Bulfinch  George  S.  5  Court 

Burbank  Robert  I.  46  Court,  c.  Tremont 

Burlingame  Anson,  18  Old  State  House 

Butler  Benjamin,  20  Court 

Cady  E.  E.  7  Court  square 

Chace  William  M.  27  State 

Chandler  &  Andrew,  4  Court 

Chandler  L.  H.  17  State 

Chandler  Peleg  W.  4  Court 

Chamberlain  Mellen,  46  Washington 

Chapman  0.  G.  17  State 

Chase  Marshall  S.  31  Court 

Cheever  Tracy  P.  39  Court 

Choate  Frederick  W.  23  Court 

Choate  Rufus,  7  1-2  Tremont  row 

Churchill  J.  McKean,  1  Devonshire 

Clarke  J.  J.  &  M.  S.  27  State 

Codman  Henry,  40  State 

Codman  John,  4  Court 


Codman  Robert,  46  Court 

Colby  Robert  L.  47  Court 

Cooke  Benjamin  F.  63  Court 

Cooke  Josiah  P.  9  State 

Cooley  George  W.  20  Court 

Crockett  George  K.  27  State 

Crowninshield  F.  B.  4  Court 

Cummings  Cyrus,  20  Court 

Curtis  Benjamin  R.  16  Court 

Curtis  Charles  P.  16  Court 

Curtis  Charles  P.  jr.  16  Court 

Curtis  George  T.  19  Court 

Gushing  Abel,  9  Joy's  building 

Cushing  A.  L.  61  Court 

Gushing  Luther  S  ,  Gray's  building,  33  Court 

Cutler  Joseph,  47  Court 

Dame  Abraham  A.  9  State 

Dana  Edward  A.  19  C  mrt 

Dana  Richard  H.  jr.  3)  Court 

Dana  &  Cobb,  State,  corner  Devonshire 

Davis  A.  B.  1  Mass.  block 

Davis  Charles  G.  7  Court  square 

Davis  H.  T.  19  Court 

Davis  John  Walton,  1  Devonshire 

Day  J.  M.  14  Mass.  block 

Dehon  William,  39  Court 

Demond  Charles,  4  Court 

Denton  William  P.  ol  Court 

Derby  &  Fuller,  1  Devonshire 

Dexter  Edward,  9  Court  square 

Dexter  Franklin,  9  Court  square 

Dexter  Thomas  A.  28  State 

Dickinson  F.  W.  7  Court  square 

Dimon  Oliver,  46  Washmgton 

Dodge  John  C.  39  State 

Dorr  William  B.,  Turnpike,  corner  Fourth 

D  )w  &  Prince,  Gray's  building,  3J  Court 

Draper  Moses,  1  Franklin  avenue 

Dudley  Elbiidge  G.  2)  Court 

Eames  Ithamar  B.  46  Washington 

Edwards  Newton,  2)  Court 

Egan  James,  19  Old  State  House 

Eldridge  J.  S.  35  Court 

Eldridge  Samuel,  35  Court 

Ellis  Charles  M.  21  Old  State  House 

Ely  A.  B.  46  Washington 

Emerson  Charles  H.  46  Court 

English  J.  L.  9  Court  square 

Fabens  Francis  A.  39  Court 

Farrar  Timothy,  99  State 

Farrar  William  H.  26  Old  State  House 

Field  Justin,  9  State 

Fiske  Augustus  H.  5  Court 

French  J.  J.  1  Story  place  and  5  Congress 

Fuller  H.  H.  &  Preston,  6  State 

Gale  Lucian,  20  Court 

Gardiner  William  H.  9  Court  square 

Gilchrist  D.  S.  15  Mass.  block 

Giles  Alfred  E.  46  Washington 

Giles  Joel,  4  Court 

Gleason  Horace,  9  State 

Goldsbury  John,  8  Railroad  Exchange 

Gooch  Daniel  W.  14  Mass.  block 

Goodrich  C.  B.  30  Court 

Gorham  B.  19  Court 

Gray  William,  Gray's  building,  30  Court 

Green  O.  H.  P.  46  Washington 

Greenleaf  Simon,  4  Court 

Greenough  D.  S.  23  Court 

Gregg  W.  P.,  City  Hall 

Griggs  George,  4  Court 

Gri'swold  A.  W.  30  Court 

Guernsey  L.  B.  31  Mass.  block 

Guild  Benjamin,  4  Court 

Guild  George  D.  4  Court 

Guild  Samuel  E.  4  Court 

Hall  Franklin,  39  State 

Hall  Thomas  B.  30  Court 

Hall  &  Bigelow,  State,  corner  Devonshire 

Hallett  B.  F.  20  Court 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Hancock  Charles  L.  10  Court 

Harlow  T.  S.  27  State 

Harrington  George  F.  5  Court 

Harrington  Joseph,  9  State 

Haskell  Benjamin,  1  Massachusetts  block 

Haskell  William,  16  Massachusetts  block 

Hayes  &  Washburn,  1  Devonshire 

Hazelton  H.  L.  1  Devonshire 

Head  Edward  F.,  Gray's  building,  30  Court 

Healy  John  P.,  Coiirt,  cor.  Tremont 

Hillard  George  S.  4  Court 

Hilliard  William,  20  Old  State  House 

Hinds  C.  P.  46  Court,  cor.  Tremont 

Hoar  E.  R.  18  Old  State  House 

Hodges  Edward  F.  46  Washington 

Holmes  J.  S.  46  Washington 

Homer  George  F.  4  Court 

Howes  W.  B.,  Gray's  building,' 30  Court 

Hubbard  Gardiner  G.  22  State  ' 

Hubbard  Nathaniel  D.  4  Court 

Hubbard  Wm.  J.,  Gray's  building,  30'Co\irt 

Hudson  Charles  H.  63  Court 

Hutehins  Horace  G.  5  Court  square 

Hutchins  &  Wheeler,  20  Court 

Ingersoll  Charles,  31  Court 

Jackson  A.  jr.  47  Court 

Jackson  John  G.  47  Court 

James  John  W.  10  Court 

Jennison  Samuel,  jr.  27  State 

Jewell  Harvev,  20  Court 

Joy  A.  K.  P.  "23  Court 

Keith  J.  M.  20  Court 

Kettelle  Jacob  Q.  9  State 

Kimball  J.  S.  7  Court  square 

King  J.  G.,  Brazer's  building,  27  State 

Kingsbury  George  H.  46  Court 

Larrabee  "C.  W.  30  Massachusetts  block 

Leland  S.  31  Court 

Leland  W.  S.  31  Court 

List  Charles,  46  Washington 

Lords  &  Palmer,  12  Massachusetts  block 

Loring  Caleb  W.  36  Court 

Loring  Charles  G.  39  Court 

Loring  Edward  G.  16  Court 

Loring  Ellis  G.,  Brazer's  building,  27  State 

Loring  Francis  C.  39  Court 

Loring  John  A.  35  Court 

Lovell  Michael,  9  State 

Lovis  F.  A.  cor.  Fourth  and  Turnpike 

Low  Obed  B.  30  Court 

Lowell  John,  40  State 

Lunt  George,  4  Court 

Lynde  A.  V.  1  Devonshire 

Maine  S.  C,  State,  cor.  Devonshire 

Marcy  James  W.  5  Niles'  building 

Mason  David  H.  20  Court 

Mason  G.  M.  46  Massachusetts  block 

Mason  Lyman,  20  Court 

Mayo  Charles,  20  Court 

Maxwell  A.  31  Massachusetts  block 

McArthur  A.  15  Tremont  row 

McCleary  Samuel  F.  jr.  City  Hall 

Merrill  A.  B.  10  Court 

Merrill  J.  C,  Judge  Police  Court 

Merrill  J.  C.  jr.  46  Court 

Miller  Thompson,  1  Franklin  avenue 

Minns  George  W.  11  Court 

Minot  George,  4  Court 

Minot  William,  39  Court 

Minot  William,  jr.  39  Court 

Montgomery  Hugh,  Turnpike,  near  Fourth 

Moore  Abram,  11  Court  square 

Morgan  David,  3  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Morrell  Edward,  19  Court 

Morris  Robert,  jr.  27  State 

Morse  Nathan,  10  Court 

Morton  Marcus,  jr.  30  Court 

Nash  S.  G.  20  Court 

Nicholson  A.  A.  37  Massachusetts  block 

Nichols  B.  W.  28  Massachusetts  block 


Nickerson  Sereno  D.  21  Court  square  , 

Noyes  George  F.  35  Court 

Nutter  C.  C.  10  Court 

Oliver  Andrew,  16  Court 

Oliver  Peter,  16  Court 

Osgood  I.  P.  5  Court 

Otis  Edward  B.  9  State 

Otis  Theodore,  4  State 

Palmer  George  H.  51  Court 

Park  J.  C.  51  Court 

Parker  Aurelius  D.  20  Court 

Parker  Charles  Henry,  16  Court 

Parker  Edward  G.  7^  Tremont  row 

Parker  Francis  Edward,  30  Court 

Parker  J.  46  Washington 

Parker  H.  G.  46  Washington 

Parker  Henry  M.  46  Wash.  Codman's  building 

Parker  Henry  T.  30  Court 

Parker  S.  D.  16  Court,    (county  attorney) 

Parmenter  Wm.  E.  26  Massachusetts  block 

Peabody  A.  46  Court,  cor.  Tremont 

Peabody  0.  G.  46  Court,  cor.  Tremont 

Peirce  R.  N.  35  Court 

Perkins  H.  N.  20  Court 

Perkins  J.  L.  35  Court 

Phillips  G.  T.  11  Court 

Phillips  Geo.  W.  9  Court  square 

Phillips  S.  H.  25  Massachusetts  block 

Phillips  Wendell,  11  Court 

Pickering  Edward,  60  State 

Pickering  John,  48  State 

Pike  Charles  E.  10  State 

Pinkerton  John  M.  1  Devonshire 

Plimpton  S.  F.  5  Court 

Plumer  William,  10  State 

Pond  Benjamin,  35  Court 

Pope  Thomas  B.  16  Court 

Potter  O.  B.  56  Washington 

Prince  F.  O.  30  Court,  Gray's  building 

Prince  J.  Hardy,  9  Court  square 

Putnam  John  Phelps,  19  Court 

Quincy  J.  jr.  16  Brazer's  building 

Rand  Benjamin,  5  Court 

Rand  Edward  S.,  Gray's  building,  30  Court 

Ranney  Ambrose  A.  11  Court 

Rantoul  &  Putnam,  20  Massachusetts  block 

Rice  Geo.  Edward,  Gray's  building,  30  Court 

Richardson  N.  &  I.  W."46  Court 

Richardson  William,  1  Devonshire 

Riley  Patrick,  1  Court  House 

Ripley  C.  G.  9  Court  square 

Ritchie  H.  19  Court 

Robb  J.  B.  24  Railroad  Exchange 

Robins  Richard,  27  State 

Robinson  George  M.  19  Court 

Robinson  S.  W.  18  Massachusetts  block 

Roelker  Bernard,  39  Court 

Rogers  Henry  B.  39  Court 

Rogers  J.  Gray,  19  Court,   (Justices'  Court) 

Rogers  William,  4  Court 

Rumsey  John,  63  Court  [Brazer's  building 

Russell  Chas.  Theo.  &  T.  H.  &  Bigelow,  28  &  30 

Russell  J.  D.  5  Court 

Russell  John  J.  23  Court 

Russell  William  G.  35  Court 

Sanger  G.  P.  27  Massachusetts  block 

Sargent  Horace  B.  44  Massachusetts  block 

Sargent  H.  J.  l.J  Joy's  building 

Sargent  Lucius  M.  40  State 

Sawyer  Benjamin  F.  9  Court  square 

Sawyer  F.  W.  20  Court 

Scudder  Henry  A.  1  Devonshire 

Searle  George  W.  23  Old  State  House 

Sewall  Samuel  E.  46  Washington 

Sheppard  John  H.  20  Court 

Shipley  Horatio,  21  Court  square 

Simmons  Charles  F.,  Barker's  building,  S.  B. 

Simmons  David  A.  20  Court 

Smith  &  Colby,  47  Court 

Smith  Chauncy,  35  Court 


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323 


SmUh  E.  &.  G.  A.  20  Court 

Smith  H.  E.  10  Court 

Smith  Henry  Welles,  22  Old  State  House 

Smith  Wm.  H.  L.  47  Court 

Sohier  Wm.  U.  &  Wm.  40  State 

Sohier  &  Welch,  19  Court 

Sohier  &  Lowell,  40  State 

Sparhawk  G.  4  Court 

Spooner  Allen  C.  2-3  Court 

Story  Isaac,  jr.  10  Court 

Story  Jacob,  jr.  19  Old  State  House 

Strong  W.  C.  20  Court 

Sumner  Bradford,  20  Court 

Sumner  Charles,  4  Court 

Tasker  J.  T.  21  Court  square 

Thaxter  David,  16  Court 

Thomas  C.  G.  20  Court 

Thorndike  Larkin,  Sumner,' n.  Havre,  E.  B. 

Thornton  J.  Wingate,  20  Court 

Tilton  AVarren,  46  Court 

Tolman  T.,  City  building,  21  Court  square 

Tuxbury  George  W.  35  Court 

Wakefield  Thomas  L.  10  Court 

Ward  Samuel  D.  10  Court 

Ware  Henry,  21  Court  square 

Warren  Henry.  11  Court 

Washburn  A.  C.  1  Devonshire 

Washburn  Frederick  L.  19  Court 

Washburn  W.  R.  P.  21  Court  square 

Watson  Thomas  A.  3o  Court 

Watts  F.  O.,  Grav's  building,  30  Court 

Webb  Seth,  jr.  4  State 

Webster  Daniel,  Court,  cor.  Treraont 

Webster  F.,  Court,  cor.  Tremont 

Welch  J.  W.  5  Massachusetts  block 

Wellington  Hiram,  10  Court 

Wheelock  P.  S.  3-5  Court 

Whiting  William,  3.5  Court 

Whitman  Wm.  H.,  Gray's  building,  30  Court 

Willard  Joseph,  20  Court 

Willey  &  Hutchins,  5  Court  square 

Williams  &  Hall,  30  Court 

Williams  J.  M.  30  Court 

Willis  Horatio  M.,  Registry  Probate  Office 

Wilmot  George  D.  20  Court 

Winthrop  R.  C.  11  Court 

Withington  0.  W.  36  Court 

Wood  W.  H.  35  Court 

Woodbury  C.  L.  20  Massachusetts  block 

Woodman  Horatio,  26  Railroad  Exchange 

CROCKERY. 

[See  China  and  Glass  Ware.] 

CURRIERS. 

Armstrong  James,  40  Fulton 
Armstrong  Joseph,  21  Ferry 
Brooks  George,  49  Fulton 
Bucknam  J.  C.  &  Co.  52  Fulton 
Buttrick  &  Cobb,  21  Elm 
Clapp  Henry  B.  62  Fulton 
Clark  E.  17  "Ferry 
Clifford  G.  57  Fulton 
Condron  J.  L.  28  Charlestown 
Downing  Edward,  53  Fulton 
Durrell  Moses  T.  5  Ferry 
Ewers  John,  93  Fulton 
Field  E.  &  I.  63  Fulton 
Foley  B.  73  Fulton 
Howe  George,  5  Market  square 
Hunter  E.  G.  66  Fulton 
Kaulback  Thomas  M.  27  Fulton 
Lawler  &  MuUane,  33  Ferry 
Manning  Uriah  &  Son,  69  Fulton 
Maxwell  Charles,  5  Market  square 
Merrill  George,  62  Fulton 
Morey  David  W.  62  Fulton 
Munroe  J.  H.  &  E.  25  Ferry 
Nye  Thomas,  93  Fulton 
Read  A.  H.  20  Elm 


Sullivan  &  Wilson,  65  Fulton 

Thompson  B.  F.  &  Son,  31  Shoe  and  Leather 

Tidd  S.  5  Market  square 

Turck  &  Lorin,  18  Exchange 

Waldmyer  B.  49  Fulton 

Wall  James,  29  Ferry 

Webster  &  Co.  39  North  Market 

Westcott  Stephen  &  Son,  44  Fulton 

White  Isaac  D.  5  Market  square 

Williams  Ebenezer,  9  Fen-y 

Williams  Stephen,  29  North  Market 

Winn  J.  B.  &  Co.,  Fulton,  c.  Shoe  and  Leather 
CUTLERS. 

Haslam  Frederic,  18  School 

Hunt  N.  128  Washington 

Murphy  J.  10  Dock  square 

Weddell  A.  15  Hawley 

DAGUERREOTYPE  MINIATURES. 

Adams  Charles  H.  190  Washington 

Campbell  B.  F.  69  Hanover 

Cannon  J.  2  Blanchard's  block,  Court 

Cannon  M.  123  Washington 

Cathan  L.  H.  daguerreotype  miniature  rooms,  20 
Washington  St.  (Up  only  2  flights  of  stairs.) 
Perfect  and  satisfactory  likenesses,  with  the 
case,  for  $\,oQ,  and  warranted.  The  number 
ofsittinc/s  is  not  limited. 

Chase's  Daguerrean  Rooms,  247  Washington  st. 
We  have  executed  40,000  Likenesses,  and  pos- 
sessing every  facility,  are  taking  single  copies 
and  groups,  unsurpassed  by  any  in  the  world. 
Having  a  large  Sky-Light,  we  take  pictures 
equally  good  in  Cloudy  as  in  Fair  weather. 

Cole  C.  63  Court 

Davis  J.  J.  P.  34  Tremont  row 

Fletcher  S.  32  Joy's  building  [terials) 

Hale  L.  H.  &  Co.  109  Wash,  (daguerreotype  ma- 

Hayward  G.  W.  425  1-2  Washington 

Ives  L.  M.  142  Washington 

King  H.  B.  121  Washington 

Lerow  Jacob  H.  91  Washington 

Lloyd  S.  H.  11  1-2  Tremont  row 

Lovering  R.  F.  34  Tremont  row 

Marshall  J.  P.  C.  268  Washington 

Moore  &  Co.  59  Court 

Pettee  Joseph,  113  Washington 

Plumbe  Richard,  228  Washington 

Plumbe's  Daguerrean  Rooms,  75  Court 

Rice  L.  C.  2o7  Washington 

Shew  Wm.  123  Wash,  (daguerreotype  materials) 

Southworth  &  Hawes,  5  1-2  Tremont  row 

Thayer  C.  115  Court 

Whipple  J.  A.  96  Wash.        (See  Advertisement 
on  p.  35,  Advertising  Department.) 

White  Asa,  36  Washington 

Winslow  Abraham,  Howard,  c.  Tremont  row 

DENTISTS. 

Ayling  &  Howard,  34  School 
Ball  A.  3  Kneeland 
Ball,  Fitch,  &  Smilie,  34  Tremont  row 
Barnard  C.  F.  1  Montgomery  place 
Bemis  Samuel  A.  32  School 
Blaisdell  Alvah,  Bulfinch,  c.  Court 
Blake  E.  38  Tremont  row 
Bliss  S.  215  Washington 
Bramhall  S.  1  La  Grange  place 
Child  A.  B.  127  Court 
Clarke  John  D.  274  Washington 
Clough  J.  9  Tremont  Temple 
Codman  Benj.  S.  484  Washington 
Codman  Willard  W.  33  Boylston 
Cummings  John  A.  23  Tremont  row 
Cutler  R.  186  Washington 
Dana  Francis,  jr.  2  Bumstead  place 
Dixon  Rufus  E.  22  Winter 
Dudley  A.  S.  238  Washington 
Eastham  Charles,  23  Tremont  row 
Emery  H.  A.  10  'Tremont  Temple 


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Bramhall  S.  1  La  Grange  place 

Child  A.  B.  127  Court 

Clark  John  D.  274  Washington 

Clough  J.  9  Tremont  Temple 

Codman  Benj.  S.  484  Washington 

Codman  Willard  W.  33  Boylston 

Cummings  John  A.  23  Tremont  row 

Cutler  R.  186  Washington 

Dana  Francis,  jr.  2  Bumstead  place 

Dixon  Rufus  E.  22  Winter 

Dudley  A.  S.  238  Washington 

Eastham  Charles,  23  Tremont  row 

Emery  H.  A.  10  Tremont  Temple 

Fiske  E  W.  276  Washington 

Fitch  L.  M.  34  Tremont  row 

Flagg  Josiah  F.  31  Winter 

Greenwood  E.  L.  18  West 

Guild  Albert,  58  Hanover,  c.  Portland 

Hadley  Lemuel  H.  242  Harrison  avenue 

Hanson  M.  P.  38  Tremont  row 

Harris  B.  N.  jr.  38  Tremont  row 

Harwood  D.  23  Summer 

Haskell  T.  jr.  215  Washington 

Hine  Clermont  E.  2  Albany 

Hitchcock  D.  K.  127  Court 

Hoyt  A.  L.  1  Park 

Keep  N.  C.  74  Boylston,  c.  Carver 

Kendall  S.  H.  2  Bumstead  place 

Leach  E.  G.  6  &  7  Tremont  Temple 

Leavitt  Wm.  P.  23  Tremont  row 

Leseur  J.  A.  19  Winter 

Locke  J.  M.  2  Blant-hard's  block 

Luther  H.  G.  265  Washington 

Martin  Henry  J.  12  West 

Mavo  U.  K.  39  Hanover 

Morton  W.  T.  G.  over  19  Trembnt  row 

Neilson  James  C.  31  Winter 

Nichols  Wm.  1  1-2  Tremont  row 

Nolen  Spencer,  jr.  29  Boylston 

Parker  D.  M.  25  Summer 

Parsons  T.  W.  jr.  16  Winter 

Peabody  Nathaniel.  13  West 

Prescott  Benj.  T.  14  Howard 

Preston  A.  F    18  Bedford 

Randall  C.  W.  95  Tremont 

Rid?wav  P.  R.  127  Court 

Robbins  R.  L.  3  Howard 

Sabine  J.  5  Franklin 

Smilie  E.  R.  34  Tremont  row 

Spear  Thos.  97  Essex 

Stearns  S.  F.  5  Montgomery  place 

Stocking  S.  266  Washington 

Thomas  C.  R  38  Tremont  row 

Thresher  J.  M.  132  C.)urt 

Tucker  J.  &  E.  G.  4  Hamilton  place 

Waters  Geo.  Frank,  115  Court 

Wevmouth  A.  L.  96  Court 

Wh'itechuvch  Charles,  1  1-2  Tremont  row 

Wilson  D.  P.  I  Park,  under  Church 

DIE  SINKERS   So  LETTER  CUTTERS. 

Gill  S   W.  86  Portland 

Hall  James,  10  Dock  square 

Maclin  B.  4  Court  av.  (book  binders'  stamps) 

Metcalf  \-  Haynes,  35  1-2  Salem 

Mitchell  F.  N.  13  Tremont  row 

Smith  W.  H.  1  Court  av.  over  87  Washington 

DISTILLERS  OP  RUM. 

Barnard  John  M.  &  Co.  Distil-House  square 

Bowman  S.  28  Long  wharf 

]")yer  John,  Indiana 

Felton  John,  rear  66  Prince 

Felton  L.  &  Son,  6  Long  wf.  and  Fifth  street 

French  W.  E.  Essex  [up  stairs 

Heard  &  Welch,  Ivers,  count,  room  1  Long  wf. 

Howland  H.  ^  Z.  C.  13  India 

'IruU,  Brothers  &  Co.  30  Merrimac 

Irull  John  &  Co.  Distil-House  square 


DOMESTIC   GOODS.     Wlmlesale. 
[See  Commission  Merchants.] 

DOMESTIC  PRODUCE. 

[.See  Produce.] 

DOORS,  BLINDS.  ETC. 

Depots. 
Bailey  &  Jenkins,  613  Washington 
Boles  Levi  &  Co.  Deacon  and  Haymarket  square 
Hall  John,  15  Blackstone 
Lantjmaid  Samuel  P.  6  Haverhill 
Richardson  S.  S.  26  Charlestown 
Waterman  &  Litchfield,  34  Commercial 
Wilson  S.  F.,  Merrimac,  c.  Causeway 
Wood  David  H.  3  Merrimac 

DRESS  MAKERS. 
Andrews  Barbara,  28  Tyler 
Barker  Sarah  A.  6  Hersey  place 
Bartol  Mary,  rear  156  Hanover 
Blanchard  L.  W.  rear  132  Hanover 
Boyd  M.  186  Washington,  (patterns  furnished) 
Bradford  M.  H.  Mrs.l66  Hanover 
Brainhard  D.  T.  H.  18  Harrison  avenue 
Brown  Charlotte,  6  Oliver  place 
Brown  Eliza,  137  Pleasant 
Brown  N.  15  Canton,  near  Tremont 
Buffington  J.  W.  475  Washington 
Cameron  Hannah,  rear  51  Salem 
Campbell  Catherine,  12  Green 
Clark  J.  A.  Mrs.  27  Kneeland 
Clark  Susan,  37  South  Russell 
Clay  Jane  L.  25  Kneeland 
Clement  D.  M.  146  Court 
Cobb  M.  E.  7  Bennet 

Cook  J.  S   18  Bromfield,  (importer  of  fashions) 
Courtney  J-  332  Hanover 
Cox  H.  A.  77  Cambridge 
Currier  M.  J.  6  Chessman  place 
Dame  Harriet  P.  24  Orange 
Dean  Eliza  A.  20  Sudbury 
Dean  M.  R.  87  Chambers 
Dillingham  P.  9  Columbia 
Dodge  Mary  H.  156  Hanover 
Doe  Mary  B.  159  Court 
EdstromE.  320  Washington 
Feltt  M.  G.  119  Hanover 
Fiske  Ann  D.  1  Hersey  place 
Fitch  E.  M.  3  Hanover,    (up  stairs) 
Fl  nders  S.  L.  Mrs.  456  Washington 
Frasher  Misses,  136  Hanover 
French  Harriet  M.  50  1-2  Hanover 
Frost  Nancy,  145  Court 
Glover  Mary  A.,  Gardner  place,  S.  B. 

Granville  Maria  J.  7  Oliver  place 

Greenleaf  M.  47  Myrtle 

Greenleaf  Susan  C.  4  Fayette  court 

Groux  Mad.  A.  T.  9  Myrtle,  (and  costumer) 

Haley  M.  A.  4  Oliver  place 

Harvey  Lorinda,  11  Harrison  avenue 

Haselton  Sarah.  11  Tileston 

Haves  Abigail,  24  Chambers 

Hoffman  L.  A.  296  Washington 

Houseman  G.  141  Endicot 

Hunnewell  E.  215  Washington 

Hunting  Louisa,  4  N.  Margin 

Ingalls  G.  R  251  Washington 

Ingersoll  S.  S.  77  Charter 

Ives  Mary  Ann,  5  Mahan  place 

Jacobs  Harriet  N.  87  Charter 

Jenkins  E.  11  Harrison  avenue 

Johnson  Maria  F.  17  1-2  Staniford 

Johnson  Sarah  W.  75  Prince 

Jones  R.  A.  39  Warren 

Kendall  Rachel  G.,  Bartlett  place 

Kimball  Susan,  48  Salem 

Lewis  M.  J.  10  Avery 

Locke  Catharine,  16  Salem 

Longhurst  M.  B.  190  Wash,  (patterns  furnished) 


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Mason  Lydia,  647  1-2  Washington 

Moore  Nancy,  Tremont,  opp.  Mollis 

Mortimer  Mary  A.  o6  Siilein 

Nutter  &  Hayes,  165  1-2  Hanover 

Palmer  N.  C.  62  Cambridge 

Patterson  S.  25  Avery 

Preston  R.  M.  44  1-2  Hanover 

Queen  S.  C.  12  Channing 

Rand  M.  L.  284  Washington 

Reed  M.  9  1-2  Eliot 

Rice  P.  A.  49jJ  Hanover 

Rogers  Ann  Mrs.  166  Hanover 

Rose  Lydia,  94  Tremont 

Ross  El:za,  106  Purcliase 

Rowe  A.  472  Washington 

Sanborn  H.  260  Washinsiton 

Sanborn  L.  393  Washington 

Sawyer  Mary,  9  Bennet 

Scudder  Sarah,  66  Essex 

Sherman  Mary  B.  5  Indiana 

Skimmings  J.  H.  163  Hanover 

Smiley  Martha,  18  Causeway 

Smith  F.  &  L.  H.,  Maverick,  c.  Paris,  E.  B. 

Smith  Sophia  P.  124  Charles 

Spear  Rebecca,  rear  660  Washington 

Tarbox  H.  G.  210  Washington 

Turner  E.  15  Boylston  square 

Turner  N.  I.  410  Washington 

Wheelock  J.  Mrs.  335  Washington 

Willcutt  M.  169  Hanover 

WiUey  Julia,  10  Suffolk 

Willey  N.  &  H.  L  5  Columbia 

Willey  S.  J.  256  Washington 

Winslow  Isabella.  116  Court 

Yeager  H.  A.  265  Washington 

Young  Catharine  C.  25  Rowe 

DRUGS,  MEDICINES,  ETC. 

Badger  C.  H.  49  Blackstone 

Banker,  Crocker  &  Co.  107  State 

Barnes  John,  8  Ann 

Bird  J.  A.  &  W.  &  Co.  53  Chatham 

Brewers,  Stevens,  &  Gushing,  90  Washington 

Briggs  &  Robinson,  27  Commercial 

Brinley  E.  &  Co.  3  &  4  S.  side  Faneuil  Hall 

Brown  &  Lamson,  44  India 

Browne  C.  Allen,  11  &  12  Commercial 

Carter,  Colcord,  &    Preston,  Hanov.  c.  Portland 

Chapin  &  Whiton,  15  &  16  Commercial 

Cutler  &  Stickney,  1  India 

Denny  Edward  &  Co.  108  Milk,  cor.  Kilby 

Eliot  J.  F.  32  Commercial 

Fletcher  &  Anpleton,  2  India 

Fowle  Seth  W.  138  Washington 

Hall  J.  P.  &  Co.  1  Union 

Henshaw,  Edmands,  &  Co.  36  India 

Hollis  Thomas,  30  Union  [Chatham 

Hovey,  Hill,  &  Candler,  28  South  Market,  and 

Hunnewell  J.  L.  &.  Co.  8  Commercial  wharf 

Jackson  Eben,  jr.  75  Hanover 

King  &  Dexter,  26  India,  cor.  Milk 

Little  Wm.  B.  &  Co.  104  Hanover,  c.  Salem 

Mavnard  &  Noyes,  11  Merchants'  row 

Miller  E.  F.  &  W.  D.,  Haymarket  square 

Philbrick  &  Trafton,  160  Washington 

Porter,  Loring,  &  Caswell,  11  India 

Randall,  Brothers,  50  &  51  Chatham 

Reed  &  Cutler,  33  India 

Poor  Charles  V.  19  Tremont  row 

Russell  T.  J.  &  G.  C.  5  Merchants'  row 

Stevens,  Trott,  &  Darling,  16  India 

Stimpson  &  Reed,  26  Merchants'  row 

Stone  &  Simpson,  1  Long  wharf 

Wadsworth  &  Nye,  116  State 

Wheeler  Lewis,  Broad,  c.  Custom  House   street 

Whitney  Wm.  F.  56  Chatham 

Whittier  &  Sweetser,  4  Long  wharf 

Wight  Ebenezer.  7  Custom  House 

Wilson,  Fairbank,  &  Co.  45  Hanover 


DRY  GOODS.    Importers. 
[See  Domestic  Commission  Merchants.] 
Andrews  C.  &  Co.  68  Kilbv,  (silk  goods) 
Biker  E.  &  Co.  33  Milk     " 
Baker  &  Beals,  81  Milk 
Barrv  &  Brother,  24  Pearl,  Cruft's  block 
Blake,  Patterson,  &  Co.  107  Milk 
Blanchard,  Converse,  ct  Co.  2  Federal 
Burr  &  Pollock,  73  Milk 
Chace  Daniel  K.  101  Milk 
Dorrance,  Newton,  &  Co.  49  Milk 
Hemsley  &  Cropper,  11  Milk 
Homer  Sidney,  65  Congress 
Kendall,  Whitwell,  &  Co.  1  &  3  Pearl 
Lane,  Lamson,  &  Co.  47  Water 
Little,  Alden,  &  Co.  Milk,  c.  Congress 
Lvford  E.  G  26  Milk 
Milton,  Cushman,  &  Co.  10  Milk 
Pearce  S.  H.  &  Co.  94  Milk 
Phipps  W.  &  S.  &  Co.  16  Milk 
Rovlance  &  Briggs,  44  Federal 
Stoddard  Charleys  &  J.  S.  Lovering,  84  Milk 
White  Charles  A.  49  Milk 
Whiton  &  March,  79  Kilbv 
Wilkinson,  Stetson,  &  Co."o3  Milk 
Williams  John,  22  Milk 
Wyman  &  Arklay,  105  Milk 

Importers  and  Jobbers. 
[See  also  Silk  Goods.] 
Allen  E.  &  Co.  20  Milk 
Allen  Frederick  D.  58  Milk 
Ames  &  Bickford,  36  Hanover 
Ammidown  H.  &  Co.  23  &  27  Pearl 
Anderson  &  Sargent,  47  &  49  Kilby 
Arnold  Charles  &  Co.  17  Federal 
Baldwin  Eli,  19  Milk 
Bartlett  Daniel,  14  Central 
Bates  Geo.  W.  &  Co.  19  Milk,  opposite  Federal 
Baxter  James,  8  Biith 
Baxter  S.  D.  P.  43  Water 
Beebe  Jas.  M.  &  Co.  88  and  90  Hanover 
Blake,  Patterson,  &  Co.  107  Milk 
Blanchard,  Converse,  &  Co.  2  Federal 
Blanchard  F.  H.  &  Co.  25  Milk,  (ribbons,  &c.) 

Blodget  J.  W.  &  Co.  26,  28,  &  30  Pearl 

Brewster  John  &  Co.  63,  65,  &  67  Water 

Brigham  John  &  Co.  18  Milk 

Brittan  S.  A.  &  Co.  75  Milk 

Brooks  John,  48  Water 

Brown  &  Dix,  29  Pearl 

Brown  &  Eustis,  154  Washington 

Brown  W.  A.  jr.  &  Co.  125  Milk 

Burr  &  Pollock,  73  Milk 

Champnev  Edward  W.  &  Co.  44  Milk 

Chase,  Kimball,  &  Co.  16  Kilby 

Clement,  Salisbury,  &  Co.  92  Milk 

Cragin,  Greenleaf,  &  Co.  117  Milk 

Curtis  Samuel  S.,  Milk,  corner  Kilby 

Dana  Otis  H.  71  Water 

Darrah,  Morse,  &  Co.  15  Milk 

Deane,  Davis,  &  Co.  29  Kilby 

Denison  J.  N.  &  Co.  103  Milk 

Dorrance,  Newton,  &  Co.  49  Milk 

Dutton,  Richardson,  &  Co.  29  &  31  Federal 

Eavrs  Joseph  H.  21  Milk 

Ehrlich  Moses,  28  Milk 

Ellis  Samuel,  5  Merchants'  row 

Farnsworth  &  Shaw,  97  Milk 

Fearing  A.  C.  16  Morton  place 

Fosdick  John,  83  Kilbv 

French  Abner,  &  Co.  99  Milk 

Gannett,  Balch,  &  Co.  88  Milk 

Gardner  &  Morse,  30  Milk 

Hale  T.  P.  69  Water 

Hall,  Olmsted,  &  Co.  77  Milk 

Haskell  &  Howland,  249  Washington 

Hathorne  Jacob  H.  13  Milk 

Haughton,  Sawyer,  &  Co.  72  Milk,  c.  Congress 


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Hill  George  &  Co.  327  Washington 
Hobart  Albert  &  Co.  IS  Pearl 
Hobart  &  Briggs,  67  Congress 
Holbrook  Henry  J.  30  Kilby 
Holbrook,  Carter,  &  Co.  36,  38,  &  40  Pearl 
Hovey  C.  F.  &  Co.  13  Winter 
Howe  William  A.  &  Co.  74  Milk 
Jewett  &  Prescott,  2  Milk 
Jewett,  McGilvray,  &  Co.  51  &  53  Water 
Jewett,  Tebbetts,  &  Co.  78  Milk 
Jones,  Hill,  &  Co.  31  Milk 
Jones  F.  A.  &  Co.  1  Tremont  row 
Lambert,  Edmands,  &  Co.  129  Milk 
Lambert  &  Co.  12  &  14lPearl 
Lane  J.  A.  59  Kilbv 
Lincoln  M.  S.  &  Co.  33  Water 
Little,  Bridgham,  &  Co.  89  Kilby 
Lord  William  C.  57  Kilby 
Lowden  &  Cashing,  69  Kilby 
Lo^^Ty  William,  38  &  40  Water 
Lyon  &  Vose,  3  Liberty  square 
Mann  John,  Tremont,  opposite  Hanover 
Mann  Wm.  H.  ^  Co.  (French  goods),  1  Bowdoin 
Block,  Milk  [Faneuil  Hall 

Manning,  Glover,  &  Co.  (domestics,  1,  9,  &    10 
Morse  Samuel  F.  &  Co.  59  Milk 
Nichols  C.  C.  7  Kilby 
Nichols,  Pierce,  &  Co.  80  Milk 
Norris  S.  H.  65  Kilby 
Paine  &  Wheelock,  Milk,  corner  Congress 
Palmer,  Gage,'&  Co.  23  Kilby 
Parker  &  Hamlen,  71  Kilby 
Parsons  Samuel  &  Co.  21  &  23  Federal 
Pearl,  Smith,  <.<;  Co.  62  Hanover 
Perkins,  Doe,  &  Co.  109  Milk 
Pierce,  Clark,  &  Reed,  98  Milk 
Plimpton  J.  W.  &  Co.  46  Milk 
Poor  B.  &  Co.  2  Federal 
Poor  Henry,  77  Kilby 
Rawson,  Brigham,  &  Pratt,  57  Milk 
Richardson  Wm.  H.  jr.  102  Hanover 
Shepherd  John,  28  Kilby 
Shorey  &  Co.  168  Washington 
Skeele  Edwin  A.  22  Kilby 
Smith,  Sumner,  &  Co.  35  Milk 
Stacy  M.  P.  34  Hanover 
Stevens  Grenville,  34  Kilby 
Stone  &  Page.  60  Kilby 
Stone  Robert,  jr.  &  Co.  4  &  6  Pearl 
Stowe  Freeman,  33  Kilby 
Sumner,  Brewer,  &  Co,  113  Milk 
Talbot,  Spear,  &  Newell,  62  Milk 
Tenney,  Brothers,  9  Milk  (silk  goods) 
Tenney  &  Ballister,  81  Kilby 
Thacher,  Bascom,  &  Co.  43  Milk 
Turnpr,  Wilson,  &  Co.  83  Milk 
Wade  Nathaniel,  19  Milk 
Warren  Geo.  W.  &  Co.  192  Washington 
Washburn  A.  S.  59  Kilby 
Waterston,  Pray,  &  Co.  27  Federal 
Webstar  H.  A.  &  Co.  70  Congress 
Webster  &  Gilbert,  29  Hanover 
Wetherell  H.  B.  &  H.  W.  203  Washington 
Wetherell,  Stone,  &  Wood  93  Milk 
Wheelock,  D.  37  Hanover 
White,  Andem,  &  Co.  64  Milk 
White,  H.  J.  67  Kilby 
Whiting  Charles  A.  59  Kilby 
Whitney  &  Fenno,  123  Milk 
Wight,  Reed,  &  Co.  86  Milk,  opposite  Pearl 
Wilkinson,  Stetson,  &  Co.  53  Milk 
Williams  John  S.  62  Milk 
Williamson  &  Smith.  26  Kilby 
Winslow,  Adams,  &  Co.  56  Milk 
Winslow  George  S.  32  Kilby 
Woodbury  Henry,  28  Kilby 
Wyman  James  K.  28  Kilby 

DRY  GOODS.     Retailers. 
Adams  C.  J.  &  Co.,  Broadway,  near  C 


Allan  George  W.,  Canton 

Allen  H.,  Broadway,  corner  Dorchester 

Allen  William'H.  216  Washing.  (French  goods) 

Ames  &  Bickford,  36  Hanover 

Andrew  John  S.,  Maverick  sq.  East  Boston 

Atkins  Thomas  G.  143  Washington 

Badger  D.  B.  151  Broad 

Bagley  &  Stuart,  66  Hanover 

Baker  Theodore,  321  Washington 

Barker  &  Bassett,  6  Tremont  row 

Bartlett  John  W.  128  Hanover 

Bell  E.  D.  9  Tremont  row 

Bendix  John,  525  Washington 

Blanchard  Wm.  E.  287  Washington 

Bliss  Henry  P.  12  Tremont  row 

Bodwell  M.  R.  91  Leveret 

Bond  T.  D.  415  Washington 

Bowers  Charles,  46  Hanover 

Bowers  F.  H.  72  Hanover 

Bowers  H.  M.  132  Hanover 

Brett  William  F.  60.^  &  62  Federal,  (wholesale) 

Brownell  Gilbert  &  Co.  255  Washington 

Capen  A.  155  Court 

Carpenter  H.  jr.  200  Hanover 

Chamberlin  G.  C.  68  Hanover 

Chipman  G.  W.  82,  84,  &  86  Hanover 

Christian  T.  &  A.  391  Washington 

Cobb  Frederick  W.  409  Washington 

Coleman  Lewis,  379  Washington 

Collins  E.  K.  &  Co.  64.^  Hanover 

Damon,  McAllaster,  &  Co.  10  Hanover 

Daniell  J.  N.  &  Co.  201  Washington 

Davenport  M.  A.  226  Hanover 

Davis  D.  E.  35  Hanover 

Davis  Horatio  E.  &  Co.  281  Washington 

Davis  N.  T.  135  Hanover 

Dickinson  G.  D.  51  Cambridge 

Doherty  H.  &  Co.  341  Washington 

Doherty  James  &  Co.  209  Washing,  (importers) 

DufFy  James,  Batterymarch 

Dyer  S.  D.  150  Hanover 

Evans  B.  S.  56  Hanover 

Fenton  Henri  H.  212  Washing.  (French  goods) 

Fisher  S.  &  Co.  421  Washington 

Foote  C.  R.  121  Court 

Foster  D.  S.  &  Co.  146  &  148  Hanover 

Fox  B.  86i  Eliot 

Gallagher  P.  5  Tremont  row 

Gammon  W.  H.  491  Washington 

Gardner  George  C.  605  Washington 

Gavett  George  B.  581  Washington 

Gay  Thomas,  166  Ann 

Gould  F.  A.  188  Hanover 

Green  &  Carr,  44  Hanover 

Greenwood  J.  M.  8  1-2  Tremont  row 

Hammatt  A.  585  Washington 

Harrington  F.  D.  273  Washington 

Harris  William  G.  13  Leveret 

Haskell  &  Howland,  249  Washington 

Haynes  Mary,  651  Washington 

Henry  Martha  C.  132  Purchase 

Hill  George  &  Co.  327  Washington 

Hill,  Lincoln,  &  Geer,  333  Washington 

Holbrook  C.  93  Hanover 

Hooper  &  Pond,  60  Hanover 

Holmes  G.  413  Washington 

Horn  B.  F.  519  Washington 

Horsman  F.  A.  24  Hanover 

Houghton  &  Burditt  345  Washington 

Hovey  C.  F.  &  Co.  13  Winter 

Howe  J.  405  1-2  Washington 

Hubbard  George  F.  126  Hanover 

Ide  G.  L.,  Green,  corner  Staniford 

Jarvis  J.  L.  50  Hanover 

Jewett  &  Prescott,  2  Milk 

Jones  F.  A.  &  Co.  1  Tremont  row 

Jordan  William  L.  108  Broadway,  corner  B 

Keyes  Z.  W.  34  Hanover 

Kinsley  Ann,  174  Washington,  (French  goods) 

Kirkpatrick  John,  6  Broadway 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


327 


Knight  Manasseh,  237  Washington 

Lamkin  Guy,  123  Court 

Lawrence  George  D.  202  Hanover 

Lepean  John,  opposite  3  Commercial 

Libby  &  Brothers,  206  &  208  Hanover 

Libby  M.  190  Hanover 

Lucas  Edmund  D.  407  Washington 

Mackintosh  L.  B.  170  Hanover 

Mann  J.  H.  264  Washington,  (ribbons) 

McConologue  M.  136  Ann 

Messinger  C.  427  Washington 

Messinger  E.  F.  395  Washington 

Metcalf  D.  E.  431  Washington 

Middleton  Thomas,  349  Washington 

Molineux  James,  487  Washington 

Molineux  R.  W.  397  Washington 

Morse  E.  G.  33  Cambridge 

Murphy  Daniel,  3  United  States  Hotel 

Nay  &  McClure,  3  Tremont  row 

Nelson  R.  98  Turnpike,  corner  Fourth 

Newell  H.  194  1-2  Hanover 

Partridge  Harvey  P.  78  Federal 

Peabody  E.  236  Washington 

Pearl,  Smith,  &  Co.  62  Hanover,  corner  Friend 

Peterson  &  Mcintosh  Misses,  149  Court 

Pollard  S.  N.,  Central  square,  E.  Boston 

Prescott  H.  2  Tremont  row 

Richardson  William  H.  jr.  102  Hanover 

Ritchie  S.  &  Co.  6  Sumner  E.  B. 

Rogers  J.  S.  509  Washington 

ShiUaber  J.  G.  61  Court 

Simonds  Joseph,  55  Cambridge 

Smith  H.  N.  124  Hanover 

Smith  S.  50  1-2  Hanover 

Snow  Jude  &  Co.  64  Hanover 

Stacy  M.  P.  34  Hanover 

Stevens  J.  J.  208  Washington 

Storms  W.  R.  315  Washington 

Taylor  A.  H.  6  Maverick  square 

Taylor  O.  T.  158  Hanover 

Tilden  Edwin,  141  Broadway 

Tilden  Walter  H.  254  Broadway 

Tilton  Samuel,  647  Washington 

Tolman  Eliot,  Tremont  row,  opposite  Hanover 

Toomey  Thomas,  105  Sea 

Trefethen  Nathaniel,  32  Prince 

Trumbull  William,  114  Broadway 

Tucker  &  Brothers,  211  Washington 

Tufts  Gardner  G.  34  School 

TurnbuU  G.  &  Co.  241  Washington 

Vanstane  W.  685  1-2  Washington 

Warren  George  W.  &  Co.  192  Washington 

Warren  Varnum,  92  Hanover 

Wells  Sarah,  May,  corner  West  Cedar 

Wheelock  Dwight,  37  Hanover 

Wilkins  John,  38  Hanover 

Wright  &  WalUs,  399  Washington 

DYERS. 

Barrett  &  Brothers,  140  Washington 

Hall  C.  S.  70  Cornhill 

Moore  H.  A.,  Court,  corner  Hanover 

Roxbury  Dye  House,  43  Brattle 

Snelling  E.H.  3  Hanover 

Woburn  Dye  House,  A.  B.  Balcom,  19  Howard 

DYE  STUFFS,  DYE  DRUGS,  &/C. 

Denny  E.  &  Co.  108  Milk,  corner  Kilby 
Freeman  F.  W.  3  Long  wharf 
Page  Samuel,  22  Chatham 
Thayer  F.  F.,  Old  Custom  House 
Ward  &  Boott,  116  Milk 

ELECTROTYPER. 

Wilcox  J.  W.  152  Washington 

EMBOSSED  CARDS. 

Damrell  &  Moore,  16  Devonshire 
Dearborn  N.  S.  1  Water 


ENGINEERS. 

[See  Civil  Engineers.] 
ENGINE  HOSE. 
Boyd  J.  &  Sons,  27  Merchants'  row 
Shelton  &  Cheever,  7  Washington 

ENGRAVERS. 

Allen  B.  F.  228  Washington  (wood) 

Andrews  J.  66  State  (historical) 

Archer  James,  410  Washington 

Bolton  J.  B.  123  Washington 

Boynton  G.  W.  160  Washington 

Brown  Nathan,  27  School 

Brown  S.  E.  120  Washington  (wood) 

Bufford  J.  H.  &  Co.  204  Washington 

Cary  Isaac,  204  Washington 

Chandler  J.  G.  116  Washington  (wood) 

Crosman  J.  C.  13  Franklin  (wood) 

Dearborn  Nathaniel,  104  Washington 

Deeley  C.  31  Court 

Fenno  Charles  H.  1  Court  avenue 

Foster  John  R.  110  Washington 

Fowle  Edward  A.  66  State 

Glover  D.  L.  1  Summer 

Glover  Lloyd,  1  Summer 

Hitchcock  D.  C.  5^  Joy's  building  (wood) 

Hobbs  Nathan,  16  Washington 

House  Timothy,  204  Washington  (historical) 

Johnston  D.  C.  5^  Tremont  row  (artist) 

Kurtz  Henry,  210  Washington  (wood) 

Libby  Edward  W.  1  Washington 

Marsh  Henry,  113  Washington  (wood) 

Meadows  C.  5  Bromfield 

Morse  &  Tuttle,  70  Washington 

New  England  Bank  Note  Co.,  Isaac  Cary,  agent, 

204  Washington 
Nichols  Henry,  210  Washington  (wood) 
Pelton  Oliver,  63  Court 
Smith  George  G.  186  Washington 
Swett  C.  A.  251  Washington 
Tappan  &  Bradford.  221  Washington 
Tappan,  Carpenter  &  Co.  66  State 
Watts  James  W.  228  Washington 
Worcester  F.  E.  152  Washington  (wood) 
Wright  &  Mallory,  96  Washington  (wood) 

FANCY    GOODS.  English,  French 
and  Gennan. 
[See  Combs,  &c.] 
Those  with  a  *  are  importers  and  wholesale 
dealers. 
*Abbott  J.  E.  222  Washington 
*Ahrenfeldt  Charles,  14  Kilby 
*Ashton  Elisha  V.  &  Co.  117  Washington 
*Bates  J.  L.  &  A.  S.  Jordon,  129  Washington 
Bellamy  N.  139  Court 
Bellamy  Wm.  21  Tremont  row 
Bement  Caleb  A.  5  Market  sq. 
Blair  L.  180  Hanover 
*Boynton  &  Woodford,  50  Washington 
*Bray  C.  F.  &  Co.  36  Cornhill 
Brewer  H.  A.  57  Hanover 
Brown  Wm.  117  Hanover 
Burnham  E.  J.  Mrs.  80  Hanover 
Callendar  H.  G.  7  School 
♦Chapman  G.  H.  jr.  &  Co.  41  and  43  Kilby 
Cotton  N.  D.  13  Tremont  row 
Dodge  Jas.  S.  opp.  74  Commercial 
Dunham  &  Hovey,  70  Congress 
*Dyer  E.  E.  141  Washington 
*Fay  T.  G.  &  Co.  1  &  3  Kilby,  (cutlery) 
Greene  R.  52  Belknap 
Hall  Thomas,  248  Washington 
Herman  S.  166  Washington 
*Hinrichs  &  Co.  11  Kilby 
*Holman  G.  C.  15  &  17  Kilby 
Hopkins  C.  151  Hanover 
Hovey  James  G.  149  Washington 
Hunt  Hiram,  City  wharf 


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Hunt  James  G.,  N.  side  F.  H.  Market 

*Jacobs  E.  12  Kilby 

*Kelley  &  Levin,  5  Kilby 

Kimball  John,  186  Washington 

*Kramer  &  Heyer,  48  Cornhill 

*Messer,  Warren,  &  Davis,  27  Kilby 

Milliken  J.  J.  368  Washington 

Mills  &  Forristall,  8  Market  square 

Pearson  I.  E.  &  Co.  76  Union  and  106  Blackstone 

Peck  Anson,  6  Essex 

Pratt  E.  C.  25  Kilby 

Pratt  &  Brother,  14  Hanover 

*Preston  &  Merrill,  18  &  20  Kilby 

Reed  Thomas  C.  43  South 

Robbins  L.  J.  161  Hanover 

*Schwabe  Bennett  L.  52  Federal 

Skeele  Edwin  A.  22  Kilby 

Snow  J.  F.  1  Lewis 

*Spring  I.  H.  52  Kilby      ,^ 

Stockwell  E.  R.  53  Cambridge 

*Wadleigh  &  Putnam,  9  Kilby 

*Weeks  J.  H.  e<-  Co.  133  Washington 

Weld  Sarah,  Derne,  cor.  Temple 

"Wells  Abigail,  57  Leveret 

*Wieck  ct^Stockfleth,  46  Federal 

*Withington  J.  jr.  23  Tremont  row 

Woodford  O.  F.  309  Washington 

FEATHERS,    BEDS,    ETC. 

Allen  A.  H.  2  Dock  square 

Allen  &  Beal  3  >K:  4  Holmes'  bl'k,  Haymarketsq. 

Austin  David,  2  Union 

Bean  James  A.  64^  Hanover 

Brabrook  E.  H.  &  Co.  48,  50,  &  52  Blackstone 

Brabrook  G.  T.  38  and  39  Blackstone 

Brooks  W.  P.  B.  66  Blackstone 

Croome,  Hixon  &  Co.  166  Washington 

Doe  &  Hazelton,  51  &  55  Cornliill 

Farnsworth  John,  12  Canal  block 

Fessenden  &  Haskell,  28  and  30  Bromfield 

Flagg  Sumner,  4  Union  (curled  hair) 

Hallett  James  H.  16  Dock  square 

Holden  &  Blanchard,  83  Hanov.  and  65  Blackst. 

Kittredge  &  BUikes,  Brattle  and  Cornhill 

Manning  N.  L.  32  Blackstone  (cleanser) 

Manning,  Glover  &  Co.  I  Faneuil  Hall 

Mellen  Moses,  38  Union  and  4  Ann 

Rogers  John  &  Son,  2  Salem 

Sales  room  of  the  blind,  2d  Bromfield 

Simpson  D.  P.  72  Blackstone 

Simpson  John  K.  &  Co.  1  Ann 

FINDING   STORES. 

Armstrong  John,  32  Clinton 

Child  William  C,  N.  E.  block.  Clinton 

Favor  H.  S.  6  and  7  N.  E.  block,  Clinton 

Hall  James,  10  Dock  square 

Johnson  Daniel,  5  Blackstone 

Mitchell  W.  &  Co.  43  and  44  N.  Market 

Penniman  &  Co.  9  Blackstone 

Russell  Levi  F.  6  Blackstone 

Tillson  J.  &  Co.  23  N.  Market  and  23  Clinton 

Wales  Thos.  C.  &  Co.  19  Broad,  cor.  Central 

White  A.  L.  &  Co.  6  &  7  N.  E.  block,  Clinton 

FIRE    ENGINES.  Builders. 

Howard  &  Davis,  34  Water 
Hunneman  &  Co.  20  Union 

FISH. 

Dealers  in  Fresh  Fish. 
Allarton  &  Bell,  663  Washington 
Atkins  J.  H.  212  Hanover 
Atwood  &  Higgins,  89  Charles 
Atwood  E.  106  Pleasant 
Atwood  R.  &  Co.,  Tremont,  n.  Pleasant 
Bacon  John,  20  School 
Bean  Monroe,  8  Bedford 
Bell  Henry,  27  Prince,  cor.  Margaret 
Brown  John  M.,  Hudson,  cor.  Curve 


Brown  B.  A.  78  Fourth 

Burgess  &  Talbot,  Merrimac  Market 

Cook  Elisha,  19  Lewis,  near  Webster 

Doane  H.  449  Commercial 

Greenough  Wm.  H.  19  Atkinson 

Hatch  J.  H.  L.  118  Leveret 

Holbrook,  Smiths  &  Co.,  Commercial  wharf 

Johnson  G.  L.  35  Bromfield 

Jones  Allen  H.  144  Court 

Lombard  &  Bacon,  94  Chambers  (oysters) 

McClannin  J.  opp.  120  Commercial 

Mellen,  Hill,  &  Co.  head  Phila.  Packet  Pier 

Newcomb  S.  &  L.,  Cambridge,  cor.  Butolph 

Rich  S.  92  Federal 

Rich  S.  Boylston  Market 

Rich  Thos.  &  Sam'l,  Fleet,  near  Hanover 

Rich  &  Wendell,  2  Green 

Sancry  J.  6  Boylston 

Wheeler  Edward,  42  Beach 

Wood  Lowell  M.  548  Washington 

Dealers  in  Salt  and  Pickled  Fish. 
Abrahams  Benjamin,  1  T  wharf 
Butterfield  Simeon,  24  1-2  Long  wharf 
Churchill  Otis,  35  and  55  Long  wharf 
Churchill  Wm.  30  Long  wharf 
Clark  &  Jones,  Broad,  cor.  Fort  Hill  wharf 
Flint  H.  W.  27  Long  wharf 
Foster  &  Co.  42  Long  wharf 
Green  J.  W.  6  T  wharf 
Green  J.  W.  jr.  41  Long  wharf 
Lane  Jonathan,  1  Mercantile  wharf 
Leavitt  B.  &  J.  M.,  Philadelphia  Packet  Pier 
Locke  Charles  A.  20  City  wharf 
Mann  N.  P.  44  Long  wharf 
Mansfield  Charles  H.  &  Co.  29  Long  wharf 
Nickerson  Eben.  &  Co.  39  Long  wharf 
Pruden  I.  R.  16  1-2  Long  wharf 
Snow  &  Rich,  head  City  wharf 
Whitney  S.  &  Co.  34  and  38  Long  wharf 
Wilkins  Charles  &  Co.  33  Long  wharf 
Winsor  Joseph,  41  Long  wharf 

FISHING   TACKLE. 

Bradford  Martin  L.  142  Washington 
Eaton  J.  44  Washington 
Frost  W.  I.  182  Washington 

FLOUR  DEALERS. 

Apthorp  &  Co.  3  South  Market 

Balch  W.  P.  jr.  14  and  15  City  wharf 

Bangs  &  Co.  15  Long  wharf 

Barker  &  Chase,  43  Commercial 

Bigelow  E.  30  Commercial 

Blanchard  &  Binney,  6  Canal  and  14  Merrimac 

Blanchard  &  Wright,  75  Commercial 

Blanchard  W.  21  and  22  Lewis  wharf 

Bowdlear  S.  G.  &  Co.  17  Long  wharf 

Bradshaw  Andrew,  2  and  3  City  wharf 

Brigham  E.  D.  &  Co.  agent  Boston  Steam  Flour 

Co.  1  Long  wharf 
Brown  Wm.  A.  &  Co.  9  and  10  Lewis  wharf 
Bryant  &  Clarke,  Beverly,  cor.  Causeway 
Call  Moses  H.  40  Commercial 
Carter  &  Davis,  Charlestown,  cor.  Stillman 
Chadbourn  &  Darling,  61  Commercial 
Chickering  Horatio  &  Co.  22  Commercial 
Converse  C.  C.  33  Eastern  R.  R.  wharf 
Davenport  George,  5  Commercial,  cor.  Chatham 
Fay  Dexter  &  Sons,  41  India 
Fisher  Mark,  40  Long  wharf 
Fiske  E.  G.  80  Utica 
Foster,  Doane  &  Co.  19  City  wharf 
Gay  Timothy  &  Son,  33  Commercial 
George  &  Shackford,  27  Long  wharf 
Hicks  &  Dana,  13  Long  wharf 
Hicks  &  Hathaway,  13  Commercial 
Holden  A.  P.  &  Co.  7  Sea 
Howes,  Baker  &  Co.  67  Commercial 
Humphrey  David,  25  Long  wharf 


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Humphrey  Wm.  &  Co.  4-5  Long  wharf 

Jackson  S.  S.  &  Co.  22  Long  wharf 

Libbey  "W.  &  I.  B.  "1  Commercial  wharf 

Lincoln  &  Beal,  57  Commercial 

Mathes  Charles  L.  1  Haverhill 

Morse  E.  37  Commercial 

Mullin  &  Holmes,  27  Foster's  wharf 

Miinroe  E.  jr.  118  Commercial 

Paddock  &  Co.  19  Commercial 

Plumer  &  Co.  5  City  wharf 

Reed  A.  &  A.  S.  &  Co.  12  Railroad  block 

Robinson  S.  7  City  wharf 

Rogers  Benjamin,  34  and  36  E.  R.  R.  wharf 

Scudder,  Chipman  &  Co.  1  and  2  City  wharf 

Scudder  Harvey  &  Co.  17  and  18  Commercial  wf. 

Seccomb,  Taylor  &  Co.  31  and  32  Com!  wharf 

Snow  &  Rich,  head  City  wharf 

Staniels  C.  31  Commercial 

Swift  J.  J.  17  Long  wharf 

Tilton  Stephen  &  Co.  30  Commercial  wharf 

Townsend  I.  P.  &  Co.  23  Commercial 

Vinal  N.  51  Com'l,  &  Yinal's  wf.  opp.  Charter 

Vinal  R.  A.  &  Brother,  11  and  12  Lewis  wharf 

Wade  George,  13  Long  wharf 

Webster  G.  Wallace  &  Co.  4  India  wharf 

Weld  James  &  Co.  95  Broad 

Wells  &  Libby,  21  Long  wharf 

AVilliams  E.  &  Co.  23  Long  wharf 

Wood  &  Cook,  12  Long  wharf 

Wright  Wm.  A.  &  C.  L.,  Sea,  near  the  bridge 

FOREIGN  EXCHANGERS   AND 
BANKERS. 

Brown,  Brothers  &  Co.  63  State 
Curtis  T.  B.  63  State 
Davis  J.  Amory,  28  State,  (exchange) 
Ward  T.  W.  28  State 

FRINGE   AND   TASSELS. 

Baker  J.  &  Sons,  8  Water 

Johnson  J.  G.  163  Washington 

Lacoste  &  Guigon,  196  Washington 

Lawson  Sc  Harrington,  285  Washington 

Lincoln,  Wilder  &  Co.  50  Cornhill 

Tilt  B.  B.  &  Co.  267  Washington  and  42  Milk 

FRUIT.    Foreign  and  Domestic. 

Ball  J.  G.  45  Congress 
Campbell  Oscar,  151  Washington 
Chandler  C.  N.  1  the  South  Market 
Coffin  N.  R.  24  Merchants'  row 
Conant  J.  F.  3  Faneuil  Hall 
Dorr  Moses  &  Co.  112  State 
Draper  J.  M.  7  Merchants'  row 
Ford  E.  B.  4  Bromfield 
Gibbens  D.  L.  &  Son,  218  Washington 
Gilmore  A.  W.,  Merchants'  row.  c.  Market  sq. 
Gilson  &  Henry,  Cornhill,  cor.  Court 
Greenwood  Wm.  A.  31  Washington 
Harlow  Isaac,  2  Diamond  block 
Harwood  J.  &  Co.  31  Commercial 
Hunnewell  Chas.  H.  58  Court  &  58  Treraont  row 
Hutchinson  Thomas  O.  12  Dock  square 
Jones  &  Farley,  88  State 
Kimball  &  Miller,  1  Merchants'  row 
Miller  Geo.  W.  6  Brattle  square 
Paine  &  Xewcomb,  77  Washington 
Pendleton  J.  A.  106  State 
Reed  &  Kenny,  21  Merchants'  row 
Richardson  G.  B.  &  Co.  1  Market  square 
Roberts  J.  W.  8  South  Market 
Roberts  Reuben,  52  Brattle 
Rogers  H.  P.  8  Charlestown 
Taylor  Emery,  5  Dock  square 
Taylor  N.  D.  V.  15  Merchants'  row 
Tyler  J.  C.  &  Co.  54  Chatham 
Upton  J.  M.  &  Co.  41  N.  Market 
Wilson  Henry  F.  1  Dock  square 
— 


FUR    DEALERS. 

Bacon  Thos.  C.  &  Co.,  Ann,  cor.  Union 

Bates  Martin  &  Sons,  26  Elm 

Brown  E.  12  Ann 

Coverly  Edw'd  &  Son,  7  Union,  (hatters'  goods) 

Dimick  C.  19  Washington,  (up  stairs) 

Dodd  Horace,  130  Milk 

Dodd  Timothy,  130  Milk 

Emmes  S.  &  Co.  10  Elm 

Greenough,  Jameson  &  Co.  50  and  52  "Water 

Locke  P.  A.  14  Dock  square 

Sherburne  Joseph  M.  24  Elm 

Shute  Wm.  M.  173  Washington 

FURNACES   AND   RANGES. 

Ackers  John  &  Co.  4  Water 

Bryent  &  Herman,  61  Congress 

Bulkley,  Hayes  &  Co.  33  and  35  Blackstone 

Chilson,  Dunklee,  &  Co.  51  and  53  Blackstone 

Goodrich  &  Mallary,  16  Gerrish  block 

Pond  Moses  &  Co.  28  and  30  Merchants'  row 

Pond  &  Duncklee,  40  and  41  Blackstone 

Prouty  D.  &  Co.  19  N.  Market 

Stimpson  H.  &  F.,  Congress,  cor.  Water 

Webster  C.  H.  32  Union 

Whiteley  E.  22  Water 

FURRIERS. 

Bornstein  J.  15  Elm 

Klous  S.  27  Court 

Norton  Jacob,  17  Wilson  lane 

Pazolt  T.  C.  356  Washington 

Poppendicks  E.  357  Washington 

Sai-oni  A.  S.  11  Elm 

FURNITURE  DEALERS. 

Allen  A.  H.  2  Dock  square 
Allen  &  Beal,  3  &  4  Holmes'  bl'k,  Haymarket  sq. 
Andrews  Wm.  66  Fourth,  near  A 
Atkins  &  Greeley,  12  Lewis,  E.  B.  [steads) 

Austin  David.  2  Union,   (Lindley's  patent  bed- 
Bacall  Wm.  K.  387  Washington 
Barker  &  Smith,  19  and  21  Bromfield 
Barry  &  Gridley,  33  Exchange 
Beal  Samuel,  31  Hanover 
Beal  Wm.  L.  47  Cornhill 
Bean  James  A.  64^  Hanover 
Bird  George,  44  Merrimac 
Blanehard  J.  W.  6  and  8  Federal 
Bogue  E.,  Sea,  near  Summer 
Brabrook  George  T.  38  and  39  Blackstone 
Brabrook  E.  H.  &  Co.,  48,  50  &  22  Blackstone 
Brooks  W.  P.  B.  66  Blackstone 
Bucklev  &  Bancroft,  Beach,  cor.  Lincoln 
Caldwell  H.  P.  14  Atkinson 
Caryl  &  Cushman,  7  Hichbom  block 
Colby  M.  &  Co.  483  Washington 
Croome,  Hixon  &  Co.  166  Washington 
Cutter  S.  &  H.  &  Co.  7  &  8  Holmes'  bl'k,  Hay- 
market  square 
Daniels  John  E.  11  Charlestown 
Davis  Joseph  F.  14  Canal  block,  Blackstone 
Doe  &  Hazelton,  51  and  55  Cornhill 
Evans  A.  13  Merrimac 
Farnsworth  John,  12  Canal  block 
Fessenden  &  Haskell,  28  &  30  Bromfield 
Fifield  D.  &  Co.  5  and  6  Holmes'  block 
Haley  W.  &  J.  J.  96  Fulton 
Hennessy  Edward,  21  and  23  Brattle,  (cottage) 
Holden  &  Blanehard,  83  Hanover  &  65  Bl'kstoae 
Hopkins  Charles,  39  and  41  Cornhill 
Hubbard  J.  C.  583  Washington 
Hull  George  H.  2  Canal  block,  Blackstone 
Jenkins  W.  C,  Broadway,  corner  Turnpike 
Kittredge  &  Blakes,  Cornhill  and  Brattle 
Meade  &  Palmer,  434  Washington 
Mellen  Moses,  38  Union  and  4  Ann 
Merrifield  Moses,  9  Sea 
Metcalf  N.  &  Co.,  Merrimac,  c.  Portland 
Nichols  &  Hoyt,  6  Canal  block 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Noble  John  H.  113  Hanover 
Packard  P.  F.,  Union,  opposite  Union  block 
Parker  Henry  F.  32  Blackstone 
Parsons  C.  W.  250  Hanover 
Pierce  Jonathan,  59  and  61  Turnpike 
Pruden  G.  W.  &  Co.  39  Hanover 
Quigley  James,  Washington,  c.  Beach 
Roberts  &  Mesick,  71  Cambridge 
Rogers  George  M.  1  and  2  Salem 
Rogers  John  &  Son,  1  and  2  Salem 
Russell  &  Baker,  72  Commercial  &  129  Fulton 
Shales  &  Stoddard.  431  Washington 
Shearer  L.  B.  75  and  83  Blackstone 
Simpson  D.  P.  72  Blackstone  [coin 

Smallwood  E.  A.  &  G.  T.  1  Railroad  bl'k,  Lin- 
Smith  Jacob,  14  Hawley 
Strout  T   S.  &  Co.  541  Washington 
Wales  S.  jr.  14  Bromfield,  (school) 
Whitten  I.  162  Hanover 
Witherell  Benjamin,  55  Blackstone 

GENTLEMEN'S  FURNISHING 

STORES. 

Adams  George  T.  87  Hanover 

Adams  Thomas,  354  Washington 

Bowen  &  Brother,  97  Washington 

Calrow  &  Co.,  Hanover,  cor.  Elm 

Carter  Nathaniel,  31  Washington 

Chaffin  John  C,  Washington,  cor.  State 

Dale  S.  24  Ann 

Dallinger  Wm.  9  Hanover 

Durant  A.  311  AVashiugton 

Elliot  M.  P.  11  and  13  Washington  [Court 

Gove  Chas.  J.  54  Hanover  &  1  Blanchard's  bl'k, 

Grafton  &  Co.  85  Washington 

Gushee  F.  A.  263  Washington 

Hastings  &  Merrill,  30  Kilby,  (shirts) 

Hawley  F.  A.  &  Co.  6  Elm,  (importers) 

Heard  G.  W.  263  Washington 

Henderson  F.  A.  2  Court 

Johnson  A.  F.  371  Washington 

Kimball  &  Fisk,  28  Washington 

Lamkin  Guy,  123  Court 

Locke  F.  B.  177  Washington 

Macomber  James  B.  87  Washington 

Merriam  &  Baker.  5  Milk 

Lyon  &  Powers,  58  Washington 

Plummer  &  Allen,  18  Washington 

Rice  J.  P.  80  Washington 

Saxton  W.  R.  206  Washington 

Sibley  Solomon,  7  Court 

Tillson,  Chandler,  &  Co.  19  Milk 

Wright  J.  H.  &  Co.  38  Washington 

GILDING  AND  SILVERING. 

Davis  Daniel,  jr.  428  Washington 
Martin  V.  32  Washington 
McGirr  Francis  F.  2  Water 
Rogers  Augustus,  1  Court  avenue 

GLASS  CUTTERS. 

Loughran  Thomas,  Second,  corner  A 
Mitchell  &  Riley,  Andover 
Ranagan  P.  15  Hawley 

GLASS  KNOBS. 

Boston  Lock  &  Knob  Co.  over  32  Dock  square 
Jones  &  Farwell,  37  Exchange 
Robinson  E.  4  Washington 
Robinson  G.  W.  &  Co.  4  Richmond 

GLASS  MANUFACTORIES. 

American    Glass    Manufactory,    P.    F.    Slane, 
Second,  office  54  Kilby  [Federal 

Boston  &  Sandwich   Glass  Co.,  Granite  block, 
Cains  Thomas,  Second,  warehouse  51  Pearl 
Damon  James,  13  Blackstone,  (glass  dealer) 
Dunham  Jacob  K.  20  Central 
Jarves  G.  D.  &  Cormerais,  First,  office  Granite 
block,  Federal 


Lord  Joseph  H.  43  Broad  [149  &  151  Milk 

New  England  Glass    Co.,  Battery  march,  betw. 
Preston  John  A.,  Battery  march 
Smith,  Ober,  &  Co.  3  Haverhill,  (dealers) 

GOLD.?  BEATERS. 

Bacon  C.  rear  35  Washington 
Comerford  P.  rear  794  Washington 
Drew  Joseph  L.  rear  39  Washington 
McGirr  Francis  S.  rear  45  Washington 
McGirr  Francis  F.  2  Water 

GOLD.'PEN  MANUFACTURERS. 

Bard  &  Brother,  91  Washington 
Crossett  &  Brown  141  Washington 
Wilmarth  &  Brother,  21  Cornhill 

GRAIN  DEALERS. 

Balch  W.  P.  jr.  14  &  15  City  wharf 

Barker  &  Chase,  43  Commercial 

Bigelow  E.  30  Commercial 

Blanchard  W.  21  &  22  Lewis  wharf 

Bryant  &  Clarke,  Beverly,  cor.  Causeway 

Carter  &  Davis,  Charlestown,  c.  Stillraan 

Chadbourn  &  Darling,  61  Commercial 

Chase  C.  99  Lowell 

Child  D.  W.,  Harrison  avenue,  c.  Dover 

Clark  Moses,  Harrison  avenue,  near  Dover 

Converse  C.  C.  33  Eastern  Railroad  wharf 

Edgerly  J.  S.  &  Co.  3  and  4  Commercial  wharf 

Ellis  George  &  Co.  37  Long  wharf 

Fisk  H.  M.  &  Co.  16  Long  wharf 

Foster,  Doane,  &  Co.  19  City  wharf 

Gay  Timothy  &  Son,  33  Commercial 

Glover  J.  jr.  82  Sea 

Godfrey  George,  Turnpike,  near  the  bridge 

Hager  G.  W.  &  J.  B.,  Philadelphia  Packet  Pier 

Howes,  Baker  &  Co.  67  Commercial 

Kingsbury  T.  &  F.,  Russia  wharf 

Lincoln  &  Beal.  57  Commercial 

Lockwood  Rhodes  G.,  Baltimore  Packet  Pier 

Mathes  Charles  L.  1  Haverhill 

Mullin  &  Holmes,  27  Foster's  wharf 

Munroe  Edwin,  jr.  118  Commercial 

Munroe  Otis,  41  Commercial 

Nason  Wm.,  Harrison  avenue,  near  the  bridge 

Rogers  Benj.  34  and  36  E.  R.  R.  wharf 

Scudder,  Chipman  &  Co.  1  and  2  City  wharf 

Simmons  Benjamin,  Charles,  cor.  Cambridge 

Staniels  C.  31  Commercial 

Vinal  N.,  Commercial,  opposite  Charter 

Vinal  R.  A.  &  Brother,  11  and  12  Lewis  wharf 

Vinal  S.  J.  51  Commercial 

Wright  Wm.  A.  &  C.  L.,  Sea,  near  the  bridge 

GRINDSTONES. 

Lombard  &  Hall,  13  Lewis  wharf 
McKay  D.  R.  50  Commercial 
Read  J.  &  Co.  50  E.  R.  R.  wharf 
Sprague  &  Soule,  T  wharf 

GUNSMITHS. 

Bishop  Henry  H.  over  32  Exchange 

Colnian  H.  ll  Water 

Dewerson  R.  84  C,  near  Broadway 

Hapgood  J.  12  Washington 

Lovell  J.  P.  27  Dock  square,  (up  stall's) 

GUNS   &o  SPORTING    APPARATUS. 

Eaton  J.  44  Washington  (coptube  mule  spinning) 
Hapgood  J.  12  Washington 
Johonnot  &  Saunders,  21  Dock  square 
Lovell  J.  P.  27  Dock  square,  (up  stairs) 
Lane  &  Read,  6  Market  square 
Saunders  W.  A.  29  Merchants'  row 

GYMNASIUMS. 

Stewart  P.  jr.  Franklin,  corner  Hawley 
Cram  J.  W.  8  Winter 


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HAIR  DRESSERS. 

Alley  "Wm.  H.  32  Menimac,  &  8  Warren  square 

Ambush  Wm.  E.  67  Haymarket  square 

Avory  Ppter,  41  1-2  Federal 

Ayers  Ira,  Purchnse,  corner  Pearl 

Bartenias  Wm.,  Canton,  near  Suffolk 

Basford  S.  P.,  Devonshire,  near  Milk 

Bassett  Benjamin  P.  23  Endicot,  near  Cross 

Berry  W.  H.  4  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Bixby  Charles  P.  22  Franklin 

Bogle  Wm.  277  Washington 

Brown  Jacob  J.  34  Sea 

Brown  Richard,  2d,  83  Commercial 

Brown  Wm.  101  Commercial 

Bugbee  Edward,  611  Washington 

Burns  E.  130  Purchase 

Burr  Lemuel,  65  Court 

Cadmus  John  E.,  Court,  cor.  Hanover 

Cadmus  Wm.  H.  247  Washington 

Carles  P.  6  North  square 

Cassell  &  Martin,  Merrimac,  cor.  Portland 

Castell  Wm.  H.,  Tremont,  cor.  Warren 

Clark  A.  F.  14  School 

Clark  M.  A.  67  Blackstone 

Chemin  Frederick,  74  Turnpike,  n.  Broadway 

Collins  Thomas,  21  Devonshire 

Cram  James  W.  379  1-2  Washington 

Creamer  A.,  Court,  cor.  Howard 

Creech  A.  A.  6  Court  square 

Creech  S.  W.  2  Tremont  Temple 

Delancy  Wm.  22-5  Broadway 

Deming  Edmond  C.  56  Brattle 

Dudley  Wm.,  School,  corner  Washington 

Edwards  J.  S.  435  Commercial 

Emerson  Wm.  W.  46  Merchants'  row 

Fuller  Charles  H.  43  Chatham 

Gardner  H.  A.  under  American  House 

Gilbert  A.  2  Blanchard's  block 

Grant  W.  E.,  Fulton  House 

Gray  Edward  J.,  Washington,  corner  Dover 

Grush  John  H.  177  Hanover 

Gwinn  G.  F.  12  Congress 

Hadley  C.  J.  24  Blackstone 

Hadley  Samuel  B.  14  Boylston 

Hand  P.  117  Ann 

Henderson  Horace,  34  Causeway 

Henderson  W.  O.,  Bowdoin  sq.  0  Revere  House 

Hill  Wm.  1  E.  Orange 

Hilton  John  T.  32  Brattle 

Howard  A.  G.  20  Howard 

Howard  E.  A.,  Beach,  under  Western  Exchange 

Howard  E.  F.  182*Washington 

Howard  Peter  M.  82  Cambridge 

Jackson  Edward,  94  Eliot 

Jacoby  M.  9  Franklin 

Jenkins  &  Grover,  1  Adams  House 

Keating  John  D.  23  Portland 

Keyou  J.  M.,  Congress  sq. 

King  H.  F.  M.,  Clinton,  cor.  Blackstone 

Kirmes  C.  119  Court 

Kitchen  Andrew,  41  Congress 

Larose  R.  204  Hanover 

Lawless  James,  91  1-2  Hanover 

Lawrence  George  C.  13  School 

Lemon  Dominick,  Sea,  near  Beach 

Lewis  A.  V.  62  1-2  Leveret 

Locke  Amos  C.  69  Merrimac 

Marshall  John  Lockley,  4  Change  avenue 

Mason  &  Brother,  35  Elm,  (up  stairs) 

McCrea  J.  B.  14  Derne 

Mesick  Robert,  Chapel  place 

Mooney  S.  S.  22T  1-2  Washington 

Morrison  M.  108  Turnpike,  near  First 

Nassau  &  Stodder,  28  Congress 

Nourse  F.  J.  93  Broad 

Powell  Charles,  Chambers,  corner  Poplar 

Phippen  George,  556  Washington 

Putman  George,  South, jnearKneeland 

Randolph  Henry,  11  Liridall 


Reeves  B.  F.  11  Elm  and  14  Brattle  square 

RevaleonC.  F.  84  Blackstone 

Reva'leon  J.  D.  115  Blackstone,  Haymarket  sq. 

Rose  Charles,  142  Hanover 

Shiloh  William  H.  456  Washington 

Smith  Daniel,  9  Blossom 

Smith  L.  F.  7  Devonshire 

Smith  John  J.,  Staniford,  corner  Green 

Smith  Thomas,  21  1-2  Union 

Sparrell  George  P.  32  Broratield 

Spitz  Julius,  154  Washington 

Turk  Eben,  171  Hanover 

Uart  John,  Causeway,  corner  Charlestown 

Waller  &  Benson,  2  Western  E.xchange 

Waters  T.  S.  55  Turnpike 

Wells  G.  R.  363  Washington 

West  O.  10  Federal 

Weston  James  H.  13  U.  S.  Hotel 

Wheeler  W.  Z.  2  North  Market 

Williams  Charles,  Stillman,  corner  Charter 

Wise  John,  420  1-2  Washington 

HAIR  WORK. 

Manufacturers. 
Bogle  Wm.  277  Washington 
Bourguet  Francis,  265  Washington 
Burgess  B.  F.  303  Washington 
Cadmus  J.  E.,  Court,  corner  Hanover 
Charrier  Peter,  25!)  Washington 
Dolidon  John  B.  142  Washington 
Dolidon  Mrs.  293  \Vashington 
Dyer  E.  E.  141  Washington 
Gilbert  A.  2  Blanchard's  block 
Kimball  J.  186  Washington 
Kirmes  C.  119  Court 
Moffett  &  Co.  4  Hanover 
Sassard  J.  A.  33  School 
Wilkinson  E.  250  Washington 

HARNESS  MAKERS. 

[See  Saddle  and  Harness  Makers.] 
HARDWARE  DEALERS. 

Allen  &  Noble,  10  Washington 

Ballard  &  Stearns,  16  Bromfield 

Barnes  Thomas  P.  28  Dock  square 

Barnes  William  H.  5  Union 

Bellamy  W.  21  Tremont  row 

Blanchard  William,  3  Dock  square 

Bogman  G.  E.  7  Dock  square 

Bradford  Martin  L.  142  Washington 

Brooks  Charles  &  Co.  6  Dock  square 

Brown  B.  B.  62  Turnpike,  near  Broadway 

Brown  Clark  S.  554  Washington,  corner  Indiana 

Butler  James,  13  Dock  square 

Charlton  Thomas,  78  State 

Chase,  Brothers,  93  Water,  (manufactu'rs'  ag'ts) 

Condit  D.  S.  &  Brother,  42  Union 

Dalton  &  IngersoU,  4  Union 

Dodge  W.  A.  80  Water,  (manufacturers'  agent) 

Dodge  S.  H.  106  State,  (machinists'  tools) 

Doggett  N.  B.  &  N.  A.  408  Washington 

Domett  Henry  W.  86  Water,  (commission) 

Eaton  Joseph  B.  &  Co.  2  Union 

Edgerly  J.  W.  3  Union 

Eustis  William  T.  &  Co.  42  and  44  Pearl 

Fairbanks  H.  P.  56  Pearl,  (saddlery) 

Flint  &  Carter,  37  Union 

Frost  Walter  I.  182  Washington 

FuUerton  &  Raymond,  119  Milk 

Gardner  &  Thayer,  8  Liberty  square        [agents) 

Gray  George  H.  &  Co.  87  Milk,  (manufacturers' 

Greenough  W.  &  Co.  14  Merchants'  row 

Hall  Richard,  11  Kilby 

Haven  George  W.  451  Washington 

Hewes  John  B.  157  Washington 

Hill  Thomas,  jr.  147  Broadway 

Holbrook,  Brothers,  100  Milk 

Holland  William  A.  15  Dock  square 

Homers  &  Ladd,  34  Union 


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Homer  F.  H.  P.  562  Washington 

Horton,  Cordis,  &  Co.  114  Milk 

Hosmer  Zelotes,  110  Milk 

Jacobs  Elisha  12  Kilby,  (cutlery) 

.Taszynsky  L.  11  Kilby 

Johnson  A.  J.  11  and  12  Dock  square 

Johonnot  &  Saunders,  21  Dock  square 

Lane  &  Read,  6  Market  square 

Lewis  H.  H.  130  Court 

Lincoln  Henry  E.  336  Washington 

Lincoln  Joseph,  jr.  6  Union 

Living  Robert  G.  1-5  Union 

Loring,  Fiske,  &  Co.  58  Pearl 

Lovett  &  Wellington,  9  Merchants'  row 

May  Samuel  &  Co.  1  Broad,  corner  State 

Mead  William  W.  5  Union  block 

Mitchell  N.  &  Sons,  10  Kilby 

Morss  A.  S.  96  Commercial 

Newell  Montgomery,  83  State  [agents) 

Oliphant  &  Co.  37  and  39  Pearl,  (manufacturers' 

Palmer  A.  C.  8  Union 

Parker  Jonathan,  3  Union  [E.  B. 

Pickering  Loring,  Maverick,  n.  Maverick  square. 

Pond  J.  W.  34  Merchants'  row 

Proctor  &  Butler,  89  State 

Reed  Theodore,  3  Union  block,  (tools) 

Saunders  Charles  H.  14  Union 

Saunders  W.  A.  29  Merchants'  row 

Scudder  Charles  &  Co.  33  and  35  Pearl 

Sewall  &  Munroe,  48  Kilby 

Smith  Franklin  W.  32  Dock  square 

Tuckerman  Gustavus,  83  State 

Vinal  Otis,  20  Dock  square 

Warren  M.  C.  9  Dock  square 

West  J.  &  Co.  5  Dock  square 

Whiting  &  Brother,  31  Union 

Wilkinson  Andrew  J.  2  Washington 

HATS,  CAPS,  PURS,  &<c. 

Aborn  S.  O.  95  Washington 

Adams  George  T.  87  Hanover 

Adams  Thomas,  354  Washington 

Bacon  Thomas  C.  &  Co.,  Ann,  corner  Union 

Bartlett  &  Harlow,  79  Cambridge 

Bates  Martin  &  Sons,  26  and  27  Elm 

Bennett  William,  7  Market  square 

Bent  &  Bush,  Court,  corner  Washington 

Betteley  G.  W.  138  Hanover 

Bernstein  J.  15  Elm 

Brown  Elbridge,  12  Ann 

Bruce  J.  C.  &"Co.  30  Dock  sqiiare 

Carter  Nathaniel,  31  Washington 

Chapman  J.  &  Co.  7  and  8  Faneuil  Hall 

Clark  &  Linscott,  1  North  Market 

Clarke  Thomas,  46  North  Market 

Colburn  H.  2  City  wharf,  on  Commercial 

Colburn  Jeremiah,  60  Washington 

Colby  Amos,  10  Commercial 

Colby  G.  W.  5  Elm 

Colby  William,  47  North  Market 

Colman  N.  H.  &  Co.  51  North  Market 

Cook  William  T.  15  Court 

Cotter  William,  1  Ann,  corner  Market  square 

Cutter  E.  G.  &  Co.  9,  10,  and  11  Faneuil  Hall 

Cutter  E.  W.  &  Co.  9  Elm 

Dallinger  William,  9  Hanover 

Daniels  John,  opposite  77  Commercial 

Dewhurst  Thomas,  18  Washington 

Dolan  M.  F.  26  and  28  Dock  square 

Durant  A.  311  Washington 

Easter  &  Smith,  5  M;irket  sq.  and  7  Ann 

Eaton  I.  A.,  Commercial,  corner  Lewis 

Egan  John,  11  Commercial 

Elliott  M.  P.  11  and  13  Washington 

Emerson  C.  H.  299  Washington 

Emmes  Samuel  &  Co.  10  Elm 

Ferrin  J.  &  C.  2  Union 

Gould  &  Stowe,  18  Union 

Greenough,  Jameson,  &  Co.  50  and  52  Water 

Higgins  Peter,  1  City  wharf 


Holt  Willard,  49  North  Market 

Horn  Henry,  60  Turnpike 

Huckins  C.  A.  49  Court 

Kelly  W.  F.  A.  7  Dock  square 

Klous  S.  &  Co.  27  Court 

Kuhlman  Henry,  95  Commercial 

Leavitt  H.  H.  91  Court 

Lee  James  W.  63  Kilby 

Locke  Henry,  Blackstone,  comer  Hanover 

Locke  P.  A.  14  Dock  square 

Lovejoy  Wm.  R.  &  Sons,  77  Commercial 

Mason  C.  B.  41  Merchants'  row 

McKenna  John,  2  Washington 

Murray  P.  &  W.  46  Ann 

Murtagh  D.  104  Ann 

Murtagh  P.  529  Washington 

Nichols  &  Jacobs,  4  Market  square  and  5  Ann 

Olney  George  C.  29  Washington 

Osgood  &  Co.  183  Washington 

Osgood  George,  72  Court 

Peck  T.  R.  &  Co.  23  and  25  Washington 

Pettingill  C.  R.  50  Merchants'  row 

Pollard  &  Barry,  54  Washington 

Porter  Edward  P.  3  Washington,  c.  Dock  sq. 

Proctor  S.  B.  52  Hanover 

Rhoades  S.,  Wash,  corner  Court 

Ridlon  T.  H.  5  and  6  Diamond  block 

Riley  H.  K.  78  Ann 

Ryder,  Crocker,  &  Co.  497  Washington 

Saroni  &  Co.  23  Elm 

Saroni  A.  S.  11  Elm 

Shaw  &  Edmands,  2  Mercantile  wharf 

Sherburne  John,  9  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Sherburne  Joseph  M.  24  Elm 

Shute  William  M.  173  Washington 

Spear  George  M.  18  1-2  Commercial 

Stone  J.  &  Co.  37  Court 

Taylor  Charles,  103  Washington 

Towne  &  Kendrick,  34  Elm 

Towle  Lyman  &  Co.,  Hanover,  cor.  Elm 

Wales  Amasa,  29  Court 

Washburn  &  Co.  87  Washington 

Wheeler  S.  B.  7  and  8  U.  S.  Hotel 

Whiton  F.  67  Hanover 

Wingate  John,  169  Hanover 

Wis  well  A.  11  Union 

HATTERS. 

Aborn  S.  O.  95  Washington 

Bacon  Thomas  C.  &  Co.,  Ann,  comer  Union 

Bartlett  &  Harlow,  79  Cambridge 

Bent  &  Bush,  Court,  corner  Washington 

Betteley  G.  W.  138  Hanover 

Chipman  J.  5  Ann 

Clough  Samuel,  4  India' wf.  (covered  hats) 

Cook  William  T.  15  Court 

Greeley  Noah,  51  Court  [and  52  Water 

Greenough,  Jameson,  &  Co.  (manufacturers),  50 

Haslam  J.  R.  31  Exchange 

Higgins  Peter,  1  City  wharf 

Horn  Henry,  60  Tarnpike 

Lothrop  I.  35  Elm 

Lovejoy  George  H.  100  Com'l,  (covered  hats) 

Mason  &  Mann,  35  Washington 

McKenna  John,  2  Washington 

Mellen  J.  F.  &  G.  K.  3  Union 

Osgood  George,  72  Court 

Peck  T.  R.  &  Co.  25  Washington 

Railton  William,  1  Mercantile  wharf 

Ridlon  T.  H.  5  and  6  Diamond  block 

Ryder,  Crocker,  &  Co.  497  Washington 

Scott  Thomas,  4  Clinton 

Sherburne  &  Bursley,  23  Elm 

Sherburne  John,  9  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Sloan  S.  W.  rear  35  Washington 

Smith  H.  &  Co.,  East  Orange 

Smith  J.  20  Union 

Taylor  Charles,  103  Washington 

Vail  &  Locke,  17  Wilson  lane 

Wales  Amasa,  1  Franklin  avenue 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


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Washburn  &  Co.  87  Washington 
Wingate  John,  169  Hanover 

HAY. 

Barrell  George,  Constitution  wharf 

Capen  &  Co.,  Packard's  wf.  220  Broad 

Crafts  Henry,  Boston  wharf,  First 

Earl  William,  Fulton,  corner  Richmond 

Field  A.  H.,  Tileston's  wharf 

French  Moses,  jr.  Maine  wharf 

Green  Charles  A.,  Harr.  av.  near  the  bridge 

Griggs  &  Forbes,  Causeway 

Mathes  Charles  L.  1  Haverhill 

Moody  &  Norris,  First 

Roby  Dexter  &  Co.,  Causeway,  near  the  bridge 

Vinal  &  Rice,  Causeway,  corner  Andover 

Young  C.  &  Co.,  Brown's  wharf 

HIDES  AND  LEATHER. 

Arnold  S.  S.  82  Ann 

Bond  Henry,  15  Blackstone 

Brackett  H.  38  N.  Market,  Tskins) 

Claflin  Lee,  17  and  19  Shoe  &  Leather 

Claflin  William,  17  Shoe  &  Leather 

Dennie  &  Boardman,  33  and  35  Shoe  &  Leather 

Dowley  Levi  A.  &  Co.  -57  and  59  Pearl 

Farley  Gustavus,  58  Fulton 

Field,  Converse,  &  Co.  12  Blackstone 

French  George  H.  41  Shoe  &  Leather 

Frothingham  P.  54  Fulton 

Goldthwait  H.  25  and  27  Shoe  &  Leather 

Guild  Chester  &  Sons,  16  Blackstone 

Guild  S.  &'  J.  &  Co.  40  North  Market 

Jones  Josiah  M.  72  Pearl 

Low  Gilman  S.  &  Co.  68  and  70  Fulton 

Moseley,  Poor,  &  Co.  84  Ann,  (goat  skins) 

Osborn  Miles  &  Co.  45  Shoe  &  Leather 

Proctor  Abel,  76  and  78  Fulton 

Reed  A.  15  and  16  Commercial  wf.  (skins) 

Reed  J.  15  and  16  Commercial  wf.  (skins) 

Safford  J.  O.  17  and  18  Blackstone 

Southwick  P.  R.  50  Fulton 

Spaulding  &  Bryant,  19  and  20  Blackstone 

Spooner  W.  B.  79  Pearl 

Thompson  A.  &  Co.  7  Shoe  &  Leather 

Thorndike  James  P.  14  Blackstone 

Westcott  S.  &  Son,  44  Fulton 

HOLLOW  WARE. 

Bowers,  Pratt,  &  Co.  137  Milk 
Cutler  &  Robinson,  76  Water 
Fullerton  &  Ravmond,  147  Milk 
Harvey,  Page,  &  Co.  1  and  2  S.  Market 
Nutter  R.  20  Broad 

HOPS. 

Blanchard  W.  21  Lewis  wharf 

Blanch  ard  &  Wright,  75  and  76  Commercial 

Cobb  J.  James,  18  City  wharf 

Pratt  Isaac,  jr.  134  Milk 

Skinner  William  H.  68  Commercial 

HORSE  SHOERS. 

Brewster  Joshua,  16  Sudbury 

Chadbourn  S.,  Hawley 

Curry  John,  Harr.  avenue,  near  Northampton 

English  &  Macomber,  Charlestown,  c.  Beverly 

Fernald  &  Strand,  8  Charlestown 

Gerry  &  Devoy,  Creek  square 

Goodwin  Richard  H.  16  Haverhill 

Gorman  J.,  Hatters'  square 

Hanscom  N.  H.,  Turnpike 

Harrington  A.,  Hawley 

Jewell  H.  L.,  N.  Grove,  corner  Vine 

Sands  T.  T.,  Dover 

Stevens  Joseph  F.  rear  14  Boylston 

HORTICULTURAL  ARTICLES. 

Bowditch  Azell,  38  School 
Hovey  &  Co.  7  Merchants'  row 


HOSIERY  AND  GLOVES. 

Andrews  Alfred  A.  &  Co.  161  Washington 
Bartlett  John  W.  128  Hanover 
Bates  George  W.  &  Co.  68  Milk,  opposite  Federal 
Bell  E.  D.  9  Tremont  row 
Bradish  &  Co.  191  Washington 
Bryant  D.  S.  383  Washington 
Caldwell  T.  B.  &  Lovett,  385  Washington 
Driggs  &  Ripley,  10  Hanover 
Dyer  S.  D.  150  Hanover 
Everett  E.  D.  64.^  Planover 
Holbrook  Charles  C.  305  Washington 
Houghton  &  Burditt,  345  Washington 
Howe  J.  405  1-2  Washington 
Jones  J.  A.  204  Hanover 
King  C.  E.  &  Co.  245  Washington 
Langley  J.  T.  8  Tremont  row 
Morev  J.  E.  7  Tremont  row,  (manufacturer) 
Plimpton  C.  P.  269  Washington 
Nichols  C.  H.  319  Washinj^ton 
Shorey  &  Co.  168  Washington 
Smith  H.  &  Son,  150  Washington 
Taylor  O.  T.  158  Hanover 

Tufts  Quincy,  105  Washington  [facturers) 

Warren  C.  &  Co.,  Water,  corner  Congress,  (man- 
Warren  Varnum,  92  Hanover 
Whitney  N.  D.  193  Washington 
Wright  &  Wallis,  399  Washington 

HOUSE  FURNISHING  ARTICLES. 

Ballard  &  Stearns,  16  Bromfleld 
Lincoln  H.  E.  336  Washington 
Robinson  Daniel,  94  Court 
Waterman  N.  85  Cornhill 

ICE  DEALERS. 

Gage,  Hittinger  &  Co.  70  State 
Harrington  Wra.  C.  S.  46  F.  H.  Market 
Hill  John,  103  F.  H.  Market 

INDIA  AND  FRENCH  GOODS. 

Andrews  C.  chambers  68  Kilby,  (importer) 
Pearce  S.  H.  &  Co.  94  Milk 

INDIA  RUBBER  GOODS. 

Boston  Belting  Co.  37  Milk 
Capen  John,  12  Bromfleld 
Hale  A.  247  Broadway 
Haskins  John,  94  Washington 
Holmes  William  H.  25  Tremont  row 

INDIA  RUBBERS.    Shoes. 
Downs  &  Ball,  36  Kilby  &  5  Central 
Hayward  Rubber  Co.  2^  Central 
Peirce  J.  50  Pearl 
Peirce  S.  B.  22  Central 

INK. 

Maynard  &  Noyes,  11  Merchants'  row 
Meilen  G.  W  F.  8  Hichborn  block 
Preston  &  Merrill,  20  Kilby 

INSPECTORS. 

Beef  and  Pork. 

Pitman  John  H.  33  North  Market 

Wells  John  B.  (inspector  general),  38  Com'l 

Steamboats. 
Hall  Samuel,  Havre,  East  Boston 

Boilers  and  Steam  Engines. 
Yelland  William  H.  lives  in  Chelsea 

Butter  and  Lard. 
Brown  Francis,  3  Distil-House  square,  counting 
room  10  Blackstone 

Fish. 

Abrahams  B.,  T  wharf 

Churchill  Otis,  35  &  bo  Long  wharf,  near  T  wf. 


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Churchill  William,  30  Lour  wharf 

Hedrick  Uriah,  Ripley's  wharf 

Howard  William  S.  13  T  wharf 

Lovett  Alexander,  Battery  wharf 

Mann  N.  P.  44  Long  wharf 

Miller  Moses,  New.  East  Boston 

Nickerson  E.  39  Long  wharf,  near  T  wf. 

Ober  J.  P.  (inspector  general),  head  Union  wf. 

Pruden  I.  R.  16  1-2  Long  wharf 

Richards  Joseph,  Harris'  wharf 

Tuttle  J.  &  Co.,  Tuttle's  wharf,  East  Boston 

FiCiir. 
Wade  George,  13  Long  wharf 

Ma>-ine. 
Davis  Ebenezer,  41  State 

Pearce  Samuel,  Suffolk  building,  Change  avenue 
Pearson  Charles,  41  State 

Oil  and  Spirits. 
Cleaves  N.  (successor  to  J.  W.  Harris),  31  India 
Cutter  C.  C.  91  Fulton,  (fish) 
Hussey  Joseph,  7  Central  wharf 
Vinson  T.  M.  17  Central  wharf,  (spirits) 

Sole  Leather. 
Howe  Samuel,  (inspect,  general),  28  N.  Market 

Pot  and  Pearl  Ashes. 
Townsend  S.  D.,  Causeway,  corner  Medford 

Tobacco. 
Dodd  John,  39  India 

INSTRUMENTS. 

Mathamatical. 
Temple  J.  H.  51  Court 
Widdifield  D.  B.  &  Co.  148  Washington 

Mathematical  §  Nautical. 
Breed  Aaron,  166  Broad 
Hewes  E.  J.  107  Commercial 
King  Charles  G.  o  Broad 
Lincoln  Frederick  W.  jr.  62  Commercial 
Thaxter  Samuel  &  Son,  125  State 

Philosophical. 
Chamberlain  N.  B.  9  School 
Davis  Daniel,  jr.  428  Washington 
Drake  O.  P.  182  Wash.  "  [and  thermometer 

Huddleston  J.  S.  F.  96  Washington,  (barometer 
Sailbrd  &  Williams,  36  Washington 
Wightman  J.  M.  33  Cornhill 

Electro-Magnetic. 
Davis  Daniel,  jr.  428  Washington 
Wightman  J.  M.  33  Cornhill 

INTELLIGENCE  OFFICES. 

Domett  M.  G.  12  Hollis,  (nurse  registry) 

Emerson  H.  B.  Mrs.  13  Bedford 

Harris  P.  F.  18  School 

Kenfield  Ebenezer,  1  Harvard  place 

Porter  David,  11  Portland 

Protestant  Office,  R.  Browne,  18  Sudbury 

Protestant  Registry,  F.  P.  Browne,  46  School 

Rohan  Edward,  3  Brattle  square 

Salter  James,  56  Prince 

Wing  L.  H.  16  Franklin 

IRON  FENCE  BUILDERS. 

Bryant  Joseph  R.  30  Causeway  [town 

Bunten  Robert,  junction  of  Haverhill  &  Charles- 
Denio,  Cheney  &  Co.  (late  George  W.  Adams  & 

Co.)  Causeway,  corner  Friend 
Smith  &  LovPtt,  36  Devonshire 
Weeman  E.  16  Merrimac.  near  Causeway 

IRON  FOUNDERS. 

Bowers,  Pratt  &  Co.  137  Milk  [107  State 

Easton  Iron  Foundry,  Lincoln  Drake,  58  Pearl  & 


Fulton  Iron  Foundry  Co.,  Turnpike,  S.  B.  office 

20  Long  wharf 
Kinsley  Lyman,  106  State  [st.  S.  B. 

South  Boston  Iron  Co.  2  Central  wf.  and  Foundry 
Taunton  Iron  Foundry,  Henry  T.  Butler  &  Co. 

32  Union  [Vine 

West  Boston  Iron  Co.,  L.  Fuller,  N.  Grove  and 

IRON  AND  STEEL. 

Allen  S.  G.  31  Central,  (tin  plate) 

Allen  Samuel  P.  11  Broad,  (tin  plate) 

Ballord  A.  &  Co.  43  Fulton 

BuUard  Lewis  &  Co.  Liberty  sq.  51  Kilby 

Chadbourn  &  Gilman,  41  &  43  Fulton 

Coffin  W.  E.  &  Co.  105  State 

Crane  &  Taggard,  16  Long  wharf 

Curtis,  Leavens  &  Co,  106  State 

Eaton  William  J.  7  India  wharf 

Edmond  James,  2  Market  square 

Ellis  &  Meriam,  35  India 

Emmons  S.  107  State,  (malleable) 

Fuller  Robert,  Fulton,  corner  Cross 

FuUerton  &  Raymond  (Wm.   Jessop    &   Sons' 

steel),  147  Milk 
Gay  &  Stratton,  145  Milk 
Gould  Jacob  S.  &  Co.  8  Faneuil  Hall 
Gray  George  H.  &  Co.  87  Milk 
Harvey,  Page  &  Co.  1  &  2  South  Market 
Lamson  Nathaniel,  36  Broad 
Lang   Wm.   B.  (Sanderson,   Brothers,   &  Co.'s 

steel),  9  Liberty  square 
May  Samuel  &  Co.  1  Broad,  (tin  plate) 
Morse  B.  E.  34  Central,  (Ameriian  pig  iron) 
Naylor  &  Co.  89  Milk,  (steel  manufacturers) 
Newell  &  Andrews,  65  Broad 
Phillips  &  Moseley,  64  &  66  Broad 
Priest  &  Ayling,  92  Water,  (American  pig,  bar, 

and  boiler  iron) 
Richards  G.  H.  &  H.  109  State 
Richardson  J.  &  Brothers,  2  Central  wharf 
Richardson  &  Edmond,  22  Broad 
Thomas  William  &  Co.  79  State 
Thompson  &  Lapham,  50  Broad 
Wilson,  Hawksworth,  Moss,  &  Ellison,  82  Milk 

JEWELLERS. 

Adams  Daniel  R.  1  Washington 

Adams  &  Farnsworth,  67  Washington 

Bacon  &  Smith,  4  Elm 

Blake  J.  Quincy,  16  Hanover 

Brackett,  Crosby  &  Brown,  69  Washington 

Burbank  &  Brother,  235  Washington 

Campbell  J.  34  Washington 

Coll  H.  J.  282  Washington 

Currier  &  Trott,  148  Washington 

Dennison  A.  L.  205  Washington 

Federhen  Jacob,  117  Court 

Federhen  John,  jr.  53  Court 

Fenno  James,  41  Hanover 

Ford  James  M.  32  Court 

Foster  G.  B.  29  Tremont  row 

Geer  &  Turrill,  367  Washington 

Gleason  Charles  W.  6  Market  square 

Gray  William  H.  159  Washington 

Hampton  S.  134  Hanover 

Heineman  Barnhard,  Court,  corner  Hanover 

Hews  A.  jr.  &  Co.  165  Washington 

Holway  Philip,  204  Hanover 

Jones,  Ball,  &  Poor,  226  Washington 

Kimball  John,  186  Washington 

Knapp  Jesse,  129  Hanover 

Lincoln  &  Foss,  65  Washington 

Mills  &  Forristall,  8  Market  square 

Mullan  James,  9  State 

Neilson  William,  215  Washington,  (filigree) 

Osgood  Alfred.  1  Bromfield 

Palmer  &  Bachelders,  91  Washington 

Prince  Abraham,  295  Washington 

Raymond  F.  C.  229  Washington 

Ridgway  John  &  Son,  34  Cambridge 


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Sherman  Charles  J.  F.  77  Ann 
Skinner  &  Sweet,  17  Hanover 
Sutherland  George,  144  Hanover 
Wentworth  J.  238  Washington 
Mamtfacturlng. 

Allen  John  H.  7  Court  avenue 

Bedford  J.  36  Hanover 

Darling  B.  F.  1  Court  avenue 

Delano  T.  Ingalls,  1  Court  avenue 

Ford  James  M.  32  Court 

Guild  Henry,  4  Court  avenue 

Leonard  Joseph,  1  Court  avenue 

Lothrop  Eben  W.  4  Harvard  place 

Martin  Valentine,  32  Washington 

Meek  Samuel,  4  Court  avenue  [graver) 

Morse   H.   D.  228  Washington,  (ornamental  en- 

Munroe  Charles  A.  B.  11  1-2  School 

Simpson  T.  W.  4o  Hanover 

Sweet  John  H.  8  Court  avenue 

Syraonds  Joseph,  1  Bromlield 

JOINERS.     Hoiise  and  Ship. 
Bates  Nathaniel  N.,  Broad,  near  Pearl 
Brown  B.  H.,  Broad,  near  Foster's  wharf 
Gushing  &  Bailey,  273  Broad,  opposite  Russia  wf. 
Holmes  Joseph  T.  48  Commercial 
Hunt  W.  &  Co..  East  Boston 
Kent  B.  B.  392  Commercial,  opposite  Union  wf. 
Manson  &  Peterson,  Meridian,  East  Boston 
Merritt  N.  T.  k  C.  T.,  Sumner,  E.  B.   [site  Clark 
Pettengill  &  Donnell,  137  1-2  Commercial,  oppo- 
Sargent  William,  Cotton  place 
Roberts  N.  P.  303  Commercial 
Whitcomb  Levi  L.,  Central  square 
Wiggin  J.  P.,  Commercial,  corner  Richmond 
Willcut  Levi,  rear  Ann,  near  Clark 
Young  J.  W.,  New,  East  Boston 

JUNK  DEALERS. 

Avery  George  AV.  138  Fulton 

Barry  P.  356  Commercial 

Callahan  James,  3i1l  Commercial 

Chesley  J.  C.  265  Broad 

Coburn  &  Boyden.  38  Cross 

Colcord  &  Russell,  3  Richmond 

Dasey  John  &  Co.,  Sargent's  wharf 

Ennick  Wm.  124  Endicot 

Hill  Cyrus  &  Co.  205  Broad 

Kent  E.  T.  &  Co.  18  Haverhill 

Locke  J.  H.  &  Co.  29  Ferry 

Lyon  M..  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Manhe  John,  head  Battery  wharf 

McDavitt  D.  406  Commercial 

McKenney  A.,  Lincoln  wharf 

McNamara  P.  o  Charlestown 

Miller  George  E.,  Commercial,  opp.  Union  wharf 

Newcomb  C.  O.  &  G.  217  Broad 

Newcomb  Lewis,  217  Broad 

Nickerson  &  Putnam,  213  Broad 

Perry  &  Worsters,  Broad,  c.  India  wharf 

Phillips  L.  A.  &  Co.  275  Commercial 

Pierce  &  Howe,  215  Broad 

Pike  Giles,  60  Sea 

Ranstead  &  Morse,  25  Foster's  wharf 

Rutter  &  Newcomb,  221  Broad 

Rvan  Patrick,  203  Broad 

Titcomb  C.  W.  114  Cambridge 

Torsleff  John,  opp.  head  Union  wharf 

Welch  George  W.  123  Cambridge 

LACE  GOODS. 

Ames  E.  F.  28  Hanover 

Baldwin  Eli,  19  Milk,  (up  stairs) 

Blair  L.  180  Hanover 

Beeket  J.  M.  56i  Hanover,  (agent) 

Bradford  R.  6  Tremont  row,  opp  Hanover 

Bradish  &  Co.  191  Washington 

Brownell  G.  &  Co.  2-55  Washington 

Bryant  D.  S.  383  Washington 

Caldwell  T.  B.  &  Lovett,  385  Washington 


Chamberlin  &  Co.  49  Washington 

DeBacon  Charles,  22  Hanover 

Driggs  &  Ripley  ,10  Hanover 

Fenton  Henri  H.  212  Washington 

Harrington  F.  D.  273  Washington 

Heath  &  Downe,  30  Hanover 

Hemsley  &  Cropper,  11  Milk 

Holbrook  C.  C.  305  Washinsjton 

Houghton  M.  E.  6  Hanover 

Houghton  S.  S.  175  Tremont 

Howard  N.  jr.  60  Hanover,  c.  Portland 

JMiddleton  Thomas,  349  M'ashington 

Neff  W.  J.,  Adams  House,  369  Washington 

Nichols  C.  H.  319  Washington 

Oliver  Ebenezer,  1%^  Hanover 

Gudkerk  L.  50  Milk,  (up  stairs) 

Parmenter  H.  291  Washington 

Pavson  J.  G.  26  Hanover 

Phillips  Edwin,  251  Washington 

Plimpton  C.  P.  269  Washington  [goods) 

Remick  &  Co.  176  Hanov.  &  8  Trem.  row,  (fancy 

Thirlwall  W.  19  Milk 

Stockwell  E.  R.  53  Cambridge 

Valentine  D.  M.,  Court,  c.  Sudbury 

Wright  &  Wallis,  399  Washington 

LAMP  MAKERS. 

Carleton  William,  12  Beach 

Gooding  &  Gavett,  12  Hawkins 

Harrington  E.  S.  40  Congress 

Hooper  H.  N.  &  Co.  24  Commercial 

Horn  Edwin  B.  8  Hanover 

Jarves  G.  D.  &  Cormerais,  Federal,  near  Milk 

Puffer  Alvin  D.  15  Hawley 

Shaw  W.  F.  270  Washington 

Smith  &  Tarbell,  19  Washington 

LAMP  SELLERS. 

Adams  &  Farnsworth,  67  Washington 

Collamore  J.  jr.  &  Co.  98  Washington 

Dodge  E.  P.  2,10  Tremont 

Foster  George  B.  29  Tremont  row 

French.  Wells.  &  Co.  151  Milk 

Gage  Benj.  W.  144  Vv^ashington 

Harrington  E.  S.  40  Congress 

Horn  Edwin  B.  8  Hanover 

Howe  B.  M.  47  Hanover 

Jarves  G.  D  &  Cormerais,  Federal,  n.  Milk 

Jones,  Ball,  &  Poor,  226  Washington 

Marsh  &  Co.  293  Washington 

Palmer  &  Bachelders,  91  Washington 

Porter  H.  2  Court  square,  (burning  fluid) 

Shaw  W.  F.  270  Wash.  [Lamps),  19  Wash. 

Smith  &  Tarbell  (Camphene   and   Chemical   Oil 

Stanwood  H.  B.  253  Washington 

Sumner  W.  R.  &  A.  IT.  137  Washington 

Woodbury  I.  D,  60  Court  &  Tremont 

LAST  MAKERS. 

Kimball  John,  43  Tremont  row  [Albany 

Stevens  Collins,  21  Blackstone  &  7  Albany  bl'k, 
Wight  &  Gilson,  30  Fulton 

LEAD  PIPE  AND  SHEET  LEAD. 

Pieper  Peter,  13  Brattle 

Proctor  &  Butler,  89  State 

Stearns  &  Collins,  Water,  c.  Congress 

White  A.  10  Market  square,  &  109  Ann 

LEAD.     White  Lead  Manufacturers. 
Carruth  F.  S.  16  Custom  House  street 
Howard,  Son,  &  Co.  27  Central  wharf 

LEATHER  DEALERS. 

[See  Boot,  Shoe,  and  Leather  Dealers.] 
Bond  Henrv,  15  Blackstone 
Brooks  Franklin,  27  N.  Market 
Buttrick  &  Cobb,  21  Elm 
Claflin  Lee,  17  Shoe  &  Leather 
Claflin  Wm.  17  Shoe  &  Leather 
Comins  Linus  B.  22  Dock  square 


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BUSINESS      DIRECTORY 


Conant  A.  P.  7  Blackstone 

Cummings  John,  jr.  3  Blackstone 

Dexter,  Harrington,  &  Co.,  Fulton,  c.  Richmond 

Dyar  Smith,  73  Fulton 

Fletcher  Timothy,  29  N.  Market 

Gale  M.  31.  N.  Market 

Gove  John  G.  7'^  Fulton 

Guild  C.  <^-  Co.  16  Blackstone 

Guild  S.  &  J.  &  Co.  40  N.  Market 

Hall  Daniel,  2.5  Shoe  &  Leather 

Highee  &  Foster,  oo  Fulton 

Hodgdon  George  C.  14  Blackstone 

Hunt  Moses  tt  Co.  5  Market  square 

Johnson  &  Thompson,  29  Shoe  &  Leather 

Jones  J.  M.  72  Pearl 

Lear  Peter,  9  Blackstone 

Lillie  Thos.  E.  &  Co.  24  Exchange 

Manning  Uriah  &  Son,  69  Fulton 

McConiicll  R.  12  Elm 

Mitchell  Wm.  &  Co.  43  &  44  N.  IVIarket 

Moseley,  Poor  \-  Co.  84  Ann 

Nash  Abner  P.  93  &  9.3  Fulton  [goods) 

Nevvhall  F.  S.  &  Co.  1-5  &  17  Fulton,    (manuf. 

Penniman  &  Co.  9  Blackstone 

Read  A.  H.  20  Elm 

Sawyer  W.  3  Blackstone 

Smith  Amos,  29  N.  Market 

Southwick  P.  R.  50  Fulton 

Spaulding  &  Bryant,  19  Blackstone 

Stackpole  Reuben  M.  47  Fulton 

Thompson  B.  F.  &  Son,  29  &  31  Shoe  &  Leather 

Tillson  John  &  Co.  23  N.  Market  &  23  Clinton 

Turner  Levi  A.  11  Shoe  &  Leather 

Underhill  O.  H.  4  Blackstone 

Ward  A.  34  N.  E.  block,  Clinton 

AVebster  &  Co.  39  N.  Market 

Westcott  Stenhen  &  Son,  44  Fulton 

"White  I.  D.  S.  .5  Market  square 

Winn  J.  B.  &  Co.  1  Shoe  &  Leather 

Woodman  Charles  T.  4  Fulton 

LEECHES. 
Daley  E.  A.  496  Washington  [wholesale 

Little  Wm.  B.  &   Co.    1U4   Hanover,  c.    Salem, 
Roberts  C.  E.  102  Hudson 
Stewart  Mrs.  ul  Cambridge 
Taylor  Mary,  27  School 

LIBRAKIES-CIRCULATING. 

Ashly  Mary,  124  Charles 

Boston  Circulating  Library,  111  Washington 

Burnham  &  Brothers,  60  Cornhill 

Callender  H.  G.  7  School 

Foreign  Circulating  Lib.,  E.  P.  Peabody,  13  West 

Moore  C.  436  Washington 

N.  End  Circulating  Lib.,  T.  Hiller,  123  Hanover 

Walker  Thos.  O.  68  Cornhill 

LIME  AND  SAND. 

Child  Stephen  &  Son,  Harr.  av.  n.  the  bridge 

Crafts  Henry,  Boston  wf.  First 

Curtis  John  &  Son,  Curtis's  wharf.  Sea 

Davis  t*t  Gushing,  Atkins  wharf,  Com'l 

Drake  Tisdale,  42  Sea 

Eai-1  Wm.,  Fulton,  c.  Richmond,  (lime) 

Hersey  C,  E.  Packet  Pier,  Commercial 

Hoppin  John,  21  Charles 

Hoxie  T.  W.  >fc  Co.  46  Long  wharf 

Piper  Solomon  &  Co.  30  Sea 

Roby  Dexter  &  Co.,  Causeway,  n.  the  bridge 

Vinal  &  Rice,  Causeway,  c.  Andover 

Young  C.  &  Co.,  Brown's  wharf 

LINENS,  FLANNELS,  ETC. 

Baker  Theodore,  321  AVashington 
Brownell  Gilbert  &  Co.  2-5.5  Washington 
Daniell  &  Co,.  201  Wash,   [keeping  articles,  &c.) 
Jacobs  B.  &  E.  &  Co.  230  Wash.  Jlinens,  house- 
Messinger  C.  427  Washington 


LiaUORS,  WINES,  ETC. 

Banchor  John,  3  Chatham 

Boardman  E.  A.  20  Congress 

Brigham  L.  &  Son,  7  Congress  square 

Brown  John  A.  29  India 

Calder  J.  W.  4  Canal  block 

Carruth  D.  J.  3  &  4  Gerrish  block,  Blackstone 

Clifford  Samuel  W.  404  Commercial 

Cochran  Samuel  Q.  &  Co.  30  Congress 

Codman  Edward  &  Co.  95  State 

Copeland  F.  &  Co.  47  India 

Cummings  CD.  74  Commercial 

Denton  William,  37  Central 

Eaton,  Thayer,  &  Co.  125  Fulton 

Felt  G.  W.  1  Canal  block,  Blackstone 

Flint  Amos,  30  India 

Foster  &  Taylor,  161  Milk 

Gassett  Lotan  &  Co.,  Canal,  c.  Merrimac 

Griggs  C.  24  &  25  Brattle  square 

HiUiard  D.  B.  &  Co.  21  Federal 

Hobbs  John,  4  India  wharf 

Hyde  &  Blanchard,  ,35  Ferrv 

Kidder  &  Co.  17  &  18  N.  Market 

Lane  Charles,  334  Commercial 

Lewis  T.  &  Co.,  Custom  House  street 

Livermore  Elijah,  21  Sudbury 

Locke  &  Treadwell,  10  City  wharf 

Loud  W.  33  Broad 

Maxwell  E.  &  Co.  75  Broad 

Patten  James  &  Co.  40  S.  Market 

Patten  Wm.  H.  &  Co.  123  Leveret 

Reed,  Wade,  &  Co.  15  N.  Market 

Reed  W.  B.  &  Co.  42  Federal 

Richards  Isaiah  D.  ik  Son,  25  Elm 

Smith  C.  S.  &  J.  G.  19  Ferry 

Smith  William,  5  Chatham 

Smith  &  Lougee,  7  N.  Market 

Smith  Ralph  &  Co.  20  Exchange 

Snelling  &  Seaver,  86  Fulton 

Snow  Daniel  F.  &  Co.  18  Merchants'  row 

Snow  Isaac  &  Co.  8  Merchants'  row 

Sortwell  ^:  Co.  11  &  12  N.  Market 

Stanwood  &  Reed,  9  N.  Market 

Thompson  &  AV'arncr,  98  Fulton 

Waldron  B.  F.  114  Fulton 

Weld  A.  H.  6  N.  Market 

Wellman  G.  F.  &  Co.  75  Broad 

Williams  J.  D.  &  M.  33  S.  Market 

Willis  S.  B.  15  Clinton 

Woods  Joseph,  18  Haverhill 

LITHOGRAPHERS. 

BufFord  J.  H.  &  Co.  204  Washington 
Cook  Charles,  20  Joy's  building 
Scott  J.  W.  A.  16  Tremont  Temple 
Sharp  Wm.  C.  251  Washington 
Sharp  Wm.  228  Washington 
Tappan  &  Bradford,  221  Washington 

LIVERY  STABLES. 

Adams  Dean  J.,  Lancaster 

Aiken  Robert,  62  South 

Batchelder  H.  H.  5  N.  Russell 

Bixby  S.  C.  1  Fleet,  (hacks  and  cabs) 

Bowman  &  Tarbox,  rear  36  Hanover 

Boynton  &  Wood,  Charlestown 

Brackett  J.  H.  &  Co.  172  Hanover 

Brooks  &  Emery,  Paris,  c.  Maverick 

Brown  H.  444  Washington 

Brown  &  Severance,  Charles,  c.  Chesnut 

Calfe  Joseph,  74  High 

Chandler  H.  3  Beverly 

Clark  John  S.,  Deacon 

Crosby  Mark,  12  Fleet 

Davis  Richard,  Kingston 

Dean  Nathaniel,  42  Portland 

Dexter,  Hixon,  &  Dexter,  16  Federal 

Doolittle  E.  H.,  Cambridge,  c.  Garden 

Foster  Isaac,  Devonshire 

FuUam  J.  F.  &  Co.  rear  2  Bowdoin  square 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


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Garcelon  Alsom,  25  Franklin  place 

Gnodiile  Elbert,  foot  of  Hanover 

Grasps;  &  Homer,  West 

Giout  &   Murclough,  Beach,  cor.  Cove 

Hawley  Henry  H.  19  Hanover 

Healey  &  Spaulding,  106  Tremont 

Jones  &  Kendrick,  534  Washington 

Kurr  L.  H.,  Wa:'h.  opp.  Ulierry 

Leavitt  Thomas,  Turnpike,  near  Broadway 

Leonard  Nehcmiah,  56  Leveret 

Lord  J.  P.  97  Hanover 

Lovejoy  Philip,  Mason 

Lucas  Benjamin,  Fourth,  near  D 

Mirsh  Wirren  &  Co.,  Oliver 

Meriam  Charles,  Exchange  CofFee  House 

Merriam  Lewis,  Atkinson 

Mills  C.  H.,  Jackson  place 

Niles  Wm.  J.  &  Co.  rear  33  School 

Nims  N.  E.  rear  3  Cambridge 

Perkins  Aaron  N.   3  Willow 

Pratt  Daniel  E.  2  Sudbury 

Pray  Joseph  C.  Turni)ike,  near  Fourth 

Prescott  Wm.  P.  663  Washington 

Rea  Samuel,  8  Federal  court 

Read  James  B.,  Howard 

Rockwood  A.  W.  rear  433  Washington 

Seaver  J.  97  &  99  Fulton 

Seward  Joshua,  44  School 

Simmons  James  E.  15.^  Portland 

Slade  &  Whiton,  H  iwley,  corner  Franklin 

Streeter  &  Parker,  Bromfield 

Sullivan  D.  &  Co.  8  Arch 

Trull  A.  45  Belknap 

Williams  J.  44  Hanover 

Willis  Andrew,  7  Sudburv 

Wrightington  &  Riedel,  o3  Eliot  &  103  Tremont 

LOCKSMITHS,  &,c. 

Bai-gery  Thomas,  704  Washington 

Bishop  Henry  H.  32  E.xchange 

Byram  R.  J.  33  Blackstone 

Clear  Vincent,  8  Court  av. 

Coffin  G.  S.  &  A.  58  Brattle 

Colman  Henry,  11  Water 

Edwards,  Holman,  &  Co.  51  Congress 

Francis  A.  J.  42  School,  (bronzer) 

Hall  William.  27  Dock  square 

Jones  &  Farwell,  37  Exchange 

Martin  D.  A.  21  VVater,  (curtain  fixtures) 

Mayo  Asaph,  18  Water 

Morse  E.  R.  5  Union 

Robinson  E.  4  Washington 

Robinson  G.  W.  &  Co.  4  Richmond 

Sears  John  A.  108  Court 

Thaxter  David,  4  Harrison  avenue 

Wilton  A.  B.  364i  Washington 

Wilton  William  B.  137  Sea 

LOOKING  GLASS,  PICTURE  FRAMES, 
AND  GILDERS. 

Arnaud  &  Coombs,  17  1-2  Tremont  row 
Balch  Wm.  Y.  10  Tremont  row 
Birtlett  Elmer,  36  Union 
Childs  Alfred  A.  35  Washington 
Curtis  Samuel,  123  Washington 
George  &  Coates,  383  1-2  Washington 
Lincoln  Warren,  2)  Washington 
Lloyd  Charles  B.  66  Court 
McDermott  F.  19  Tremont  row 
Rogers  S.  18  Court 
Ross  &  Hatchman,  398  Washington 
Sowle  &  Shaw,  43  Cornhill,  (up  stairs) 
Ward  Joseph,  52  Cornhill- 
Williams  Dudley,  234  Washington 

Pine  Frame  Makers. 
Fessenden  C.  P.  76  Blackstone 
Gerald  William  L.  18  Haverhill 
Turner  Azro,  50  Merrimac 


LUMBER. 

Black  &  Co.,  Francis'  wharf.  60  Sea 

Bosworth  H.  &  J.  S.  foot  of  Allen 

Boynton  William  F.,  Boston  wharf.  First 

Brooks  William  B  ,  Second,  corner  C 

BuUard  C  lUiii,  Sea,  o;)positc  Summer 

Clay  H.  T.  &  Co.,  TirrcU's  wf.  Harrison  avenue 

Cowdin  Robert,  Albanv,  opposite  Rochester 

Cashing  H.  D.,  B.  &  W.  Rulroad  wharf 

Eaton  &  Dupee,  2  Boston  wliart'.  First 

Evans  Horatio,  Albany,  opposite  Oswego 

Foiling  G.  101  Beach,  (hard  wood) 

Foster*  Talbot,  48  India 

Frederick  J.,  Fiske's  wharf 

Gardiner  H.  D.,  Liverpool,  E.  B.  wharf,  E.  B. 

Goodnow  L.  &  J.  opposite  foot  Prince 

Guild  Aaron,  Lincoln,  corner  Orange 

Gutterson  William  E.  &  Co.,  Lehigh,  c.  Albany 

Harmon  John,  Cunningham's  wharf,  E.  B. 

Hersey  C  ,  Eastern  Packet  Pier,  Commercial 

Hobbs  P.  &  T.  J.  90  Sea 

How>i  Thos.,  Howe's  wf.  126  Sea  [Suffolk  building 

Jackson  Ward  &  Co.,N.  Grove  and  Poplar,  and 

Lewis  &  Clapp,  Commercial,  foot  Charter 

Lovejoy  L.,  Causeway 

Miller  J.  K.,  Harrison  avenue,  near  Dover 

Monks  John  P.,  Second,  near  E 

Moodv  &  Norris,  2  Boston  wharf.  First 

Perry' W.  S.,  Lehigh 

Plympton  R.  &  Co.,  Fiske's  wharf 

Pope  William  &  Sons,  Harrison  av.  n.  the  bridge 

Pratt  J.  &  C.  S.,  Causeway,  opposite  Medford 

Rankin  George  &  Co.,  Albany,  corner  Lehigh 

Smith  &  Hopkins,  IngcrsoU's  wharf 

Stetson  A.,  First,  foot  I  [bridge 

Thurston  Caleb,  Foundry,  rear  Fourth, .near  the 

Vinal  &  Rice,  Causeway,  corner  Andover 

Warren  Moses  &  Co.,  Andover 

Wood  A.,  Son  &  Co.  opposite  50  Charles 

Wright  E.  jr.  11  T  wharf 

Hard  Wood  Lumber. 

Copeland  &  Kidder,  33  India,  (pitch  pine  lumber) 
Cowdin  Robert,  Albany,  opposite  Rochester 
Foiling  George,  Beach,  corner  Cove 
Guild  Aaron,  Lincoln,  corner  Orange 
Kendall  Wm.  B.  10  Ferry,  (storage) 
Jones  Henrv  &  Co.,  Clifton's  wharf,  E.  Boston 
Ross  Joseph  L.,  Hawkins,  corner  Ivers 
Young  C.  &  Co.,  Brown's  wharf 

MACHINISTS. 

Adams  Seth  &  Co.,  Foundry  st.  near  the  bridge 

Adams  Wm.  &  Co.,  Cross,  corner  Fulton 

Allen  &  Endicott,  North  Grove 

Baldwin  D.  P.,  Second,  corner  A 

Bryant  J.  R.  30  Causeway 

Buntin  Robert,  junction  Haverhill  &  Charlest'n 

Center  Joseph  H.,  West  Castle 

Chamberlain  Daniel,  jr.  1  Albany  block,  Albany 

Cleaves  Charles,  Friend,  corner  Causeway 

Coney  Jabez,  Foundry  st.  near  the  bridge 

Critcherson  John,  2  Andover 

Denio,  Cheney,   &   Co.    (late  G.  W.  Adams   & 

Co.),  Causeway,  c.  Friend 
Doughty  Joseph,  4  S.  B.  Old  Bridge 
Fowle  J.  W.  16  East  Orange 
Fox  George  H.,  Charles,  c.  Cambridge 
Gill  S.  W.  86  Portland 
Harwood  B.  R.  475  Washington 
Haskell  Edward,  9  Hawley 
Haskell  John  A.  77  Cornhill 
Hepworth  G.,  A,  corner  Second 
Hubbard  Wm.  W.  129  Cambridge 
Kendall  James,  North  Grove 
Leavitt  R.  &  M.  rear  42  Devonshire 
Loring  Harrison,  First,  near  Turnpike 
Lyman  &  Souther,  First,  corner  A 
Magoun  S.  8  Beach 


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BUSINESS      DIRECTORY 


Mason  &  King,  Charles,  corner  Cambridge 

Miller  David,  16  East  Orange 

Orcutt  Samuel,  8  Court  avenue 

Phelps  O.  C.  17  Harvard  place 

Robinson  G.  "VV.  ct  Co.,  Richmond 

Sibley  Henry,  15  Hawley 

Smith  &  Lovett,  36  Devonshire 

Travers  &  Weston,  A,  corner  Second 

Tucker  John  E.  17  Haverhill 

Tufts  Otis,  foot  Webster,  E.  B.  office  90  State 

Webster  J.  36  Washington 

Wilmarth  Seth,  Foundry  St.  S.  Boston 

Woodward  H.  M.  9  Court  square 

MAHOGANY. 

Allen  John  P.  6  Canal  block 

Cutter  S.  &   H.  &   Co.  7  and  8  Holmes'  block, 

Haymarket  sq.  and  27  ^  29  Friend 
Gates  J.  W.  &  Co.  30  Commercial  [depot 

Harrod  &  Fernald,  127  Ann,  and  B.  &  M.  freight 
Heywood  &  Carnes,  26  Commercial 
Hoyt  B.  E.  11  Ferry 

Kittredge  &  Blakes,  City  Market,  Brattle 
Nichols  &  Hoyt,  6  Canal  block 
Parker  H.  8  Gerrish  block,  (veneers) 
Prime,  Kenny,  &  Co.  100  and  102  Fulton 

MAHOGANY  CHAIRS,  &.c. 

Stevens  G.  W.  515  Washington 
Willis  R.  B.  3  Adams 

MANUFACTURING,  AND  OTHER 
COMPANIES. 

American  Co.,  George  Hill,  treasurer,  33  Milk 
Amoskeag  Manuf.  Co.,  Wra.  Amory,  65  State 
Appleton  Co.,  T.  G.  Gary,  treasur'r,  8^  Trem't  row 
Atlantic  Cotton  Mills,  Wm.  Gray,  30  Court 
Ballardvale  (Flannel  and  Worsted  Manufactur- 
ing) Co.  55  Milk,  J.  Marland,  agent 
Belvidere  Manuf.  Co.,  E.  Baker  &  Co.  33  Milk 
Boott  Cotton  Mills,  J.  Pickering  Putnam,  71  Milk 
Boston  Belting  Co.  37  Milk  [105  State 

Boston  Chain 'Cable  Works,  Cotton,  Hill,  &  Co. 
Boston  Duck  Co.,  Wright  &  Whitman,  16  Pearl 
Boston  Gas   Light   Co.  office   102  Washington, 
George  Darracott,  agent  [Commercial 

Boston   Hemp   Manuf.  Co.,  A.   G.   Browne,  66 
Boston  Iron  Co.,  S.  W.  Lane,  treasurer,  1  Mer- 
cantile wharf  [7  Central 
Boston  Japanned  Leather  Co.,  S.  P.  Blake,  ag't, 
Boston  Lead  Co.,  F.  S.  Carruth,  agent,  16  Cus- 
tom House  St.       [Harrison  av.  n.  the  bridge 
Boston  Locomotive  Works,  D.  F.  Child,  treasurer, 
Boston  Manufacturing  Co.,  J.  Pickering  Putnam, 
treasurer,  71  Milk  [row 
Boston  Marine  Railway,  H.  Hall,  llj  Tremont 
Boston  &  Roxbury  Mill  Corporation,  S.  Nicolson, 

treasurer,  7  Niles'  building 
Boston  and  Sandwich  Glass  Company,  counting- 
room  Federal,  D.  Jarves,  agent 
Boston  Steam  Flour  Mill  Co.,  Lombard's  wharf, 
E.  B.  counting-room  1  Long  wharf,  E.  D. 
Brigham  &  Co.  agents 
Boston  Sugar  Refinery,  office  134  State 
Boston  Type  &  Stereotype  Foundry,  James  M. 
Shute.  Spring  lane  [7  Niles'  building 

Boston  Water  Power  Co.,  S.  Nicolson,  treasurer, 
Bridgewater  Iron  Manufacturing  Co.,  N.  Stetson, 
agent,  134  Milk  [kinson 

Cascade  Mill  Co.,  Wm.  B.  Callender,  jr.  72  At- 
Chelmsford  Co.,  W.  Hastings,  agent,  79  Milk 
Clinton  Co.,  J.  S.  Amory,  31  Kilby 
Cocheco  Manufacturing  Co.,  G.  Howe,  32  Water 
Columbian  Manufacturing  Company,  Wright  & 
Whitman,  16  Pearl  [20  Commercial 

Cordage  Manufacturing  Co.,  Sewall,  Day  &  Co. 
Cordis  Co.,  Wright  &  Whitman,  16  Pearl 
Douglass  Axe  Manufacturing  Co.,  Geo.  Rogers, 
19  Batterymarch  [urer,  32  Water 

Douglass  Manufacturing  Co.,  Geo.  Howe,  treas- 


East  Boston  Iron  and  Gas  Co.,"S.  Curtis,  treas- 
urer, 123  Washington  [Lewis,  E.  B. 
East  Boston  Wharf  Co.,  J.  B.  Jones,  treasurer, 
Essex  Co.,  C.  S.  Storrow,  47  State 
Essex  Printing  Co.,  J.  Means,  agent,  55  Kilby 
Fulton  Iron  Foundry  Co.,  G.  C.  Thacher,  20  Long 
wharf                                        [5  Liberty  square 
Glenden  Rolling  Mill,  C.  Jackson,  jr.  treasurer, 
Great  Falls  Manuf.  Co.,  John  Clark,  47  State 
Hamilton  Manufacturing  Co.,  T.  G.  Cary,  8  1-2 

Tremont  row 
Hamilton  Woollen  Co.,  John  Gardner,  40  State 
Hancock  P'ree  Bridge  Corporation,  I.  Livermore, 

president,  61  State 
Jackson  Company,  A.  &  A.  Lawrence,  agents, 

Milk,  J.  S.  Amory,  treasurer,  31  Kilby 
Jones  River  Ice  Co.  109  Washington 
Kennebec  Co.,  F.  Cabot,  treasurer,  25  State 
Laconia  Manufactur'g  Co.,  61  State,  Wm.  Dwight 
Lake  Superior  Copper  Co.  92  State 
Lancaster  Mills,  J.  S.  Amory,  31  Kilby  [row 

Lawrence  Manuf.  Co.,  Henry  Hall,  11^  Tremont 
Linseed  Oil  Company,  F.  S.  Carruth,"  agent,  16 

Custom  House  street 
Lowell  Bleachery,  C.  T.  Appleton,  6  Liberty  sq. 
Lowell  Machine   Shop,  J.   T.  Stevenson,  11  12 
Tremont  row  [Tremont  row 

Lowell  Manufacturing  Co.,  Israel  Whitney,  8  1-2 
Magnetic  Telegraph  Co.  2  Mass.  block,  F.  0.  J. 

Smith,  president 
Manchester   Print   Works,  J.  C.  Howe   &  Co. 
agents,  21  Pearl  [treasurer,  71  Milk 

Massachusetts   Cotton    Mills,  Homer   Bartlett, 
Mass.  Iron  Co.  foot  I,  office  Suffolk  building 
Merrimac  Manufacturing  Co.,  E.  Chadwick,  11^ 
Tremont  row  [61  State 

Merrimac  (N.  H.)  Mills,  I.  Livermore,  treasurer, 
Middlesex    Iron   Company,  FuUerton    &    Ray- 
mond, 147  Milk 
Nashua   Manufacturing  Co.,  Upham,  Appleton, 
&  Co.  agents,  15  Pearl,  J.  S.  Amory,  treas- 
urer, 31  Kilby  [99  State 
New  England  Car  Co.,  Timothy  Farrar,  treasurer. 
New   England   Glass   Co.,  J.  N.  Howe,  agent, 

Batterymarch,  between  149  &  151  Milk 
New  England  Starch  Co.,  W.  &  F.  H.  Whitte- 
more,  32  Broad  [agent,  28  Charlestown 

New  England  Steam  and  Gas  Pipe  Co.,  R.  Reed, 
New  England  Worsted  Co.,  M.  H.  Simpson  & 
Co.  31  Pearl  [Broad 

Norfolk  Lead  Co,.  Chas.  L.  Bartlett,  treasurer,  18 
Northampton  Woollen  Manufacturing  Co.,  E.  H. 

Robbins,  46  Kilby 
Norwav  Plains  Co.,  F.  Cabot,  treas'r,  25  Doane 
Ogden'Mills,  Tenney  &  Cowles,  26  Milk 
Old  Colonv  Iron  Co.,  Wm.  Thomas  &  Co.  79  State 
Otis  Co.,  Wright  &  Whitman,  16  Pearl 
Palmer  Co.,  Wright  &  Whitman,  16  Pearl 
Parker  Mills,  N.'Stetson,  agent,  28  Broad 
Portsmouth  Steam  Factory,  Samuel  Batchelder, 

treasurer,  8  Kilby 
Prescott  Manufact'ing  Co.,  J.  A.  Lowell,  71  Milk 
Proprietors  of  the  Locks  and  Canals  on  Merrimac 
river,  John  T.  Morse,  47  State  [State,  agents 
Redford  Glass  Co.,  Banker,  Crocker,  &  Co.  107 
Revere  Copper  Co.,  J.  Davis,  jr.  treas'r,  97  State 
Robbins  Cordage  Co.,  P.  Sprague  &  Co.  agents, 
13  Commercial  wharf  [State 

Roxbury  Color  and  Chemical  Co.,  L.  Fearing,  70 
Roxbury  Rubber  Factory,  J.  Haskins,  94  Wash. 
Saco  Water  Power  Co.,  61  State,  Wm.  Dwight 
Salisbury   Manufacturing  Co.,  John  W.  Tread- 
well,  treasurer,  54  Pearl 
Salmon  Falls  Manufacturing  Co.,  Amos  A.  Law- 
rence, treasurer,  17  Milk  [tral  wharf 
South  Boston  Iron  Co.,  Cyrus  Alger  &  Co.  2Cen- 
Stark  Mills,  Charles  Amory,  65  State 
Suffolk  Lead  Works,  Fourth,  near  D,  Joseph  W. 
Ward,  treasurer,  36  India             [Tremont  row 
Suffolk  Manufacturing  Co.,  Henry  Hall,  11  1-2 


BUSINESS     DIEECTORT. 


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Thorndike  Co.,  Wright  &  Whitman,  16  Pearl 
Tremont  Iron  Co.,  S.   Shaw,  16  Merchants'  E.\- 

chan^e,  treasurer 
Tremont  Mills,  Henry  Hall,  11  1-2  Tremont  row 
AVeymouth  Iron  Co.,  Nahum  Stetson,  134  Milk 
York  Manufactui-ing  Co.,  Pliny  Cutler,  8  Kilby 

MARBLE  MANUFACTURERS. 

Barry  Richard,  6  Haverhill 

Bay  ley  Thomas  J.  72  Harrison  avenue 

BoWkers,  Torrey,  &  Stafford,  44  Charlestown 

Gary  Alpheus,  72  Harrison  avenue 

Fitzpatrick  .John  L.  99  Sea 

Fleming  John,  Blackstone,  n.  Haymarket  sq. 

Grant  J.  &  M.,  First,  near  Turnpike 

Green  M.  S:  T.  &  Co.,  Harrison  avenue 

Harlow  William,  jr.  16  Charlestown 

Hughes  Timothy  E.  136  Sea 

Hyland  William,  Sea,  near  Broad 

Payne  David,  5  Haverhill 

Roberts  John,  Friend,  corner  Travers 

Templeton  J.,  Cambridge,  corner  Charles 

Warren  H.  9  Haverhill 

Webb  Joseph,  14  Haverhill 

Wentworth  A.  40  Haverhill  and  15  Hawley 

Woods  Michael  &  Co.  65  Charles 

MARKET  MEN. 

Boylston,  Faneuil  Hall,  and  the  Soidh  Markets. 

Provisimis. 
Atwood  F.  A.  31  Faneuil  Hall 
Baldwin  B.  I).  11  Faneuil  Hall 
Bird  C.  65  and  67  Faneuil  Hall 
Bird  H.  &  Co.  38  and  40  Faneuil  Hall 
Bosworth  Benjamin  S.  6  South  Market 
Brown  A.  F.  6  Faneuil  Hail 
Brown  S.  P.  4  South  Market 
Conant  &  Gross,  62  and  64  Faneuil  Hall 
Davis  Henrv  T.  78  Faneuil  Hall 
Davis  William  &  Son,  26  Faneuil  Hall 
Dow  G.  B.  2  Boylston 
Downs  A.  8  South  Market 
Drury  C.  S.  3  Faneuil  Hall 
Dunbar  C.  S.  &  D.  A.  10  and  12  Faneuil  Hall 
Dyer  &  Bramhall,  2  and  4  Faneuil  Hall 
Dyer  &  Glover.  7  Faneuil  Hall 
Ellis  George,  12  Boylston 
Ellis  J.  S.  30  Faneuil  Hall 
Ellis  W.  21  Faneuil  Hall 
Fisher  &  Chapin,  74  and  76  Faneuil  Hall 
Flanders  William  B.  16  South  Market 
Fletcher  J.  V.  66  and  68  Faneuil  Hall 
Flint  &  Richards,  28  Faneuil  Hall 
French  L.  10  Boylston 
Gay  Lewis  H.  13  Faneuil  Hall 
Hall  David,  2  and  4  Bovlston 
Hall  Thomas,  1  Boylston 
Heald  David,  46  Faneuil  Hall 
Hendley  &  Daniels,  9  Faneuil  Hall,  (cellar) 
Hiscock  S.  9  Faneuil  Hall 

Holden,  Bullard,  &  Co.  49  and  51  Faneuil  Hall 
Hoogs  S.  F.  18  South  Market 
Horn  J.  19  Faneuil  Hall 
Host'ord  Oscar,  5  South  Market 
King  George  W.  3  Boylston 
Krogman  S.  B.  8  Faneuil  Hall 
Learnard  S.  S.  50  and  52  Faneuil  Hall 
Learned  A.  jr.  14  Faneuil  Hall 
Leland  G.  A.  20  South  Market 
Locke  S.  &  H.  42  and  44  Faneuil  Hall 
Lockwood  &  Page,  34  Faneuil  Hall 
Melvin  William,  16  Faneuil  Hall 
Merrill  Lewis  F.  70  and  72  Faneuil  Hall 
Morse  &  Jordan,  16  Boylston 
Paine  Sumner,  35  South  Market 
Pay  son  John  F.  75  Faneuil  Hall 
Pearson  John,  56  Faneuil  Hall 
Peck  O.  9  Bovlston 
Penney  S.  S.  &  Brother,  36  South  Market 


Potter,  Leland,  &  Co.  61  and  63  Faneuil  Hall 

Pratt  Andrew,  45  Faneuil  Hall 

Proctor  &  Blossom,  3  South  Market 

Pulsifer  David  &  Co.  77  Faneuil  Hall 

Rice  Emery,  53  Faneuil  Hall 

Rice  I.  C.  &  W.  &  Co.  69  and  71  Faneuil  Hall 

Robbins  &  Russell,  48  Faneuil  Hall 

Robbins  Nathan,  jr.  33  and  35  Faneuil  Hallj 

Robinson  Orren,  3G  Faneuil  Hall 

Russell  Jesse,  1  Faneuil  Hall 

Sanborn  Azel,  38  South  Market 

Sanderson  J.  G.  58  Faneuil  Hall 

Seaverns  &  Sanderson,  14  Boylston 

Sewall  &  Symonds,  10  and  12  South  Market 

Shannon  Edwin,  37  South  Market 

Squire  James  C.  29  Faneuil  Hall 

Squire  John  P.  23  and  25  Faneuil  Hall 

Squire  Joseph,  20  Faneuil  Hall 

Squire  M.  P.  18  Faneuil  Hall 

Sumner  E.  &  J.  H.  37  and  39  Faneuil  HaU 

Thomas  L.  7  Boylston 

Trescott  William,  7  South  Market 

True  J.  M.  1  Boylston 

Wales  G.  5  Faneuil  Hall 

AValker  Edward,  54  Faneuil  Hall 

WeUington  H.  4  South  Market 

Whitmore  J.  B.,  Boylston 

Whittemore  &  Davis,  27  Faneuil  Hall 

Wilkins  &  Wellington,  11  Boylston 

Williams  M.  15  Faneuil  Hall 

Winslow  &  Skilton,  24  Faneuil  Hall 

Withington  Josiah,  8  Boylston 

Worthley  D.  41  and  43  Faneuil  Hall 

Woods  William,  9  and  11  South  Market 

Fruit  and  Vegetables. 
Adams  &  Birney,  86  Faneuil  Hall 
Bennet  James,  10  Faneuil  Hall,  (cellar) 
Briggs  W.  P.  17  Boylston 

Butterfield,  Winn,  &  Pitts,  93  and  95  Faneuil  H. 
Brooks  &  Kiland,  102  Faneuil  Hall 
Corey  Charles  R.  89  Faneuil  Hall 
Curtis  &  Co.  104  and  106  Faneuil  Hall 
Davis  Benjamin  B.  83  Faneuil  Hall 
Davis  &  Morse,  19  South  Market 
Gowen  &  Richardson,  85  Faneuil  Hall 
Hall  Isaac,  jr.  21  South  Market 
Hall  &  Gay,  87  Faneuil  Hall 
Hill  James,  jr.  107  and  109  Faneuil  HaU 
Hill  John,  103  Faneuil  Hall 
Locke  &  Sawyer,  101  Faneuil  Hall 
Long  &  Gleason,  91  Faneuil  Hall 
jSIaekintosh  R.  S.  105  Faneuil  Hall 
McClintock  William  F.  17  South  Market 
Moody  William,  92  Faneuil  Hall 
Porter,  Simmons,  &  Co.  96  Faneuil  Hall 
Rand  I.  &  L.  &  Co.  84  Faneuil  Hall 
Rand  &  Scott,  108  &  110  Faneuil  Hall 
Sands,  Crafts,  &  Co.  88  and  90  Faneuil  Hall 
Sherman  Charles,  13  and  15  South  Market 
Slack  &  Goodnow,  18  Bovlston 
Tombs  M.  &  Co.  97  and  99  Faneuil  Hall 
Twiss  C.  H.  28  South  Market 
Wellington  &  Reed,  15  Boylston 
Whiting,  Dana,  &  Co.  98  and  100  Faueuil  Hall 
Williams  A.  D.  102  Faneuil  Hall 
Butter  and  Cheese. 
Aldrich  A.  82  Faneuil  Hall 
Chamberlin  &  Gove,  1  P'aneuil  Hall,  (cellar) 
Chamberlin  &  Kimball,  80  Faneuil  Hall 
Dean  Henry,  79  and  81  Faneuil  Hall 
Emerson  Edward,  47  Faneuil  Hall 
Follett  D.  2  and  3  Faneuil  Hall,  (cellar) 
Harmon  A.  29  South  Market 
Hendley  &  Daniels,  9  Faneuil  Hall,  (cellar) 
Holden  John  A.  &  Co.  22  Faneuil  Hall 
Hovey  Wra.  B.  &  Co.  32  F.  H.  (butter  and  eggs) 
Humphrey,  Bartlett,  &  (;o.  57  and  59  Faneuil  H. 
Hunter  William,  4  Faneuil  Hall,  (cellar) 
Newcomb  L.  jr.  33  South  Market 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Nojes  &  Piescott,  34  South  Market 

Thayer  &  Hastings,  30  &-  31  South  Market 

Thonias  S.  32  South  Market 

Sherwin  J.  60  Faneuil  Hall 

Whittemore  &  Davis,  5  Faneuil  Hall,  (cellar) 

Fish. 
Atwood  John,  26  South  Market 
Baker  &  Shattuck,  126,  128,  &  132  Faneuil  Hall 
Covell  Reuben  &  Son,  121  and  123  Faneuil  Hall 
Holbrook  &  Neweomb.  129  and  131  Faneuil  Hall 
Johnson  David,  23  South  Market 
Newcomb  &  Atwood,  114,  116,  and  118  F.  Hall 
Rich  Seth,  Boylston 
Walker  &  Davis,  113  &  117  Faneuil  Hall 

MASONS,  COLORERS,  &u  WHITENERS. 

Aiken  &  James,  rear  43  1-2  Congress 

Bell  G.  M.,  Lathrop  place 

Bowers  Stephen  R.  5  Chambers  st.  court 

Bundy  Francis,  Avery 

Carey  Peter,  8  Province 

Clapp  James,  56  Chambers 

Damon  Joseph,  6  Bartlctt 

Dean  James,  2-5  Bronifield 

Dodge  George,  2  1-2  Water 

Foster  J.  F.  61  Blackstone 

Harden  C.  2.5  West  Castle 

Harrington  W.  jr.  444  Washington 

Hersev  W.  A.  box  at  Thompson's  auction  room 

Jenkins  G.  &  F.  13  School 

lielley  P.  &  T.,  Bedford 

King  &  Bishop,  193  Hanover 

Kingsley  D.  H.  6  Lucas  place 

Laugh  ton  C.  H.  3  Brimmer  place 

Loring  B.  37  S   Cedar 

Lothrop  A.  2  Hawkins 

Low  J.  53  Charles 

Luther  Slade,  16  Causeway 

Palmer  T.  4  Stanit'ord  place 

Pickett  J.  C.  10  Bradford 

Plumley  William,  77  Charter 

Pollard  &  Smith,  4  Derby  Range 

Preston  J   6  Joy's  building 

Prince  Hez.  1  Hawley 

Poland  &  Tuits,  76  Summer 

Rackletf  G.,  Mercer,  S.  B. 

Richards  Wyatt,  Mvrtle,  c.  Garden 

Ritchie  U.  &  J.  2H  "Hanover 

Roberts  John  L.,  Chapman  place 

Roberts  R.  S.,  Chapman  place 

Rounds  Thonias  G.  12  Belknap 

Sampson  George  I.  670  Washington 

Scribner  E.  132  1-2  Court 

Smith  S.  14  Sudbury 

Stoweil  Caleb,  78  Chesnut 

Stowell  Charles,  4  Myrtle  court 

Sumner  Davis,  64  Harrison  avenue 

Tucker  S.  N.  12  Dover  place 

M'atkins  C.  H.  27  E.  Orange 

Wight  W.  L.  9  Congress 

Wi'liams  Gardner,  14  Albany 

Woodberry  C.  18  Congress 

MASTERS  IN  CHANCERY. 

Hillard  G.  S.  4  Court 
l.oring  Ellis  Gray,  27  State 
Minot  William,  39  Court 
Sumner  Bradford,  2J  Court 

MAST  MAKERS. 

Allen  E.  273  Com'l,  and  Sumner.  East  Boston 
Aspinwall  S  ,  Commercial,  near  Hanover 
Blanchard  Benjamin  G.,  Otis's  wharf 
Fernald  A.  W.  Ik  B.  L.,  New,  Miller's  wharf 
Harris  Isaac  &  Co.,  Com'l.  n.  Chelsea  Ferry 
Pigeon  &  Pool,  Com'l,  near  Union  wf.  and  Sum- 
ner St.  E.  B. 


MEDICINES. 

Beach's  Medicine,  J.  McAlister,  3  Bromfield 
Bradlee  David  F.  &  Son,  130  Wash.  [over 

Brandreth's  Pills,  Joseph  B.  Brockway,  19  Han- 
Briggs'  Bitters,  L.  J.  Leary,  1  Asylum  [Wash. 
Depot  for  Patent  Medicines,  Isaac  P.  Clark,  113 
Gordak's   Medicines,  Joel  Shaw,  South,  corner 

East 
Graefenberg  Co.  129  Washington  [hill 

Holman's  Nature's  Grand  Restorative,  54  Corn- 
Indian  Medicines,  J.  J.  Clark,  51  1-2  Hanover, 
J.  Robinson,  42  Brattle  [mont 

Indian  Purgative  Pills.  D.  B.  Shipman,  198  Tre- 
Jackson's  Vegetable  Bitters,  Wm.  Tileston,  462 

Washincrton 
Kidder  E.'  Mrs.  &  Co.  100  Court 
Masury's  Improved  Sar.sajiarilla,  115  Camb'ge 
Oxygenated  Bitters,  Stimpson  &  Reed,  26  Mer- 
chants' row  [stone 
Pearson  I.   E.   &  Co.  76  Union  and  106  Black- 
Poor  C.  V.  19  Tremont  row 
Sherry  Wine  Bitters  and  Pectoral  Balsam,  S.  0. 

Richardson,  15  Hanover 
S.  H.  P.  Lee's  N.  L.  Bilious  Pills,  Brewers,  Ste- 
vens, &  Cushing,  90  Washington 

MERCANTILE  AGENCY. 

Cleveland  W.  A.  8  jNlerchants'  Exchange 
Gordon  George  W.  25  Kilby 
Kimball  James  W.  36  Water 

MERCHANTS. 

Principally  ship  owners,  and  importers  of  ca7r/oes 
of  Biissia,  South  American,  Calcutta,  Canton, 
European,  and  West  India  Goods,  iScc. 

Appleton  Wm.  &  Co.  35  and  36  Lewis  wharf 

Atkins  &  Freeman,  26  India  wharf 

Atkinson,  Rollins,  &  Co.  51  Central  wharf 

Austin  Edward,  34  India  wharf 

Austin  Samuel,  34  India  wharf 

Bacon  D.  C.  47  Commercial  wharf 

Bacon  D.  G.  &  W.  B.  47  Commercial  wharf 

Bacon  J.  V.  &  Son,  40  Central  wharf 

Bungs  Benj.  39  and  40  Lewis  wharf 

Bangs  Elkanah  &  Son,  11  Lfwis  wharf 

Bates  Edward  C.  &  Co.  19  India  wharf 

Bates  &  Co.  55  Commercial  wharf 

Belknap  John.  15  Congress 

Binney  C.  J.  F.  100  State 

Bordman  Wm.  H.  37  India  wharf 

Boynton  Edmund,  48  India  wharf 

Bramhall  &  Howe,  72  Long  wharf 

Brooks  P.  C.  34  Centr.il  wharf 

Brown  George,  76  State 

Bryant  &  Sturgis,  I  Commercial  wharf 

Bullard,  Lee,  &  Co.  39  India  wharf 

Burgess  Benj.  &  Sons,  28  India  wharf 

Capen  F.  W.  65  Commercial  wharf 

Chase  Theodore,  48  State 

Chenery  &  Co.  18  Long  wharf 

Clark  B.  C.  &  Co.  63  and  64  Commercial  wharf 

Cobb  Matthew,  4  Central  wharf 

Codman  S.  7  India  wharf 

Codman  W.  C.  46  Central  wharf 

Coolidge  J.  T.  16  Union  wharf 

Crocker  &  Sturgis,  61  C(nnniercial  wharf 

Cunningham  A.  &  C.  169  Broad,  op.  Rowe's  wf. 

Cunningham.  Brothers,  46  Central  wharf 

Cunninghams  <k  Cobb,  16  Rowe's  wharf 

Cunningham  James,  Eastern  Steamboat  wharf 

Curtis  &  Greenough,  48  Central  wharf 

Curtis  &  Peabody,  50  India 

Curtis  Thomas,  15  Central  wharf 

Dabney  &  Cunningham,  59  Commercial  wharf 

Dalton  P.  R.  34  Central  wharf 

Day  Joseph,  21  India  wharf 

Dexter  F.  G.  48  India  wharf 

Dixon  Thomas  &  Son,  41  India  wharf 

Dixwell  J.  J.  56  State 


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Draper  Daniel,  6  Broad 

Evans  Alfred,  over  7  Broad 

Fairfield  John,  22  Central  wharf 

Farley  Robert,  24  State 

Farnham  P.  I  &:  Co    18  Custom  House  street 

Fay  Wni.  C.  49  India  wharf 

Fearing  A.  &  Co.  17  City  wharf 

Fenno  James  W.  54  Central  wharf 

Field  Benjamin  F-  &  Co.  52  Central  wharf 

Forbes  John  M.  48  State 

Forbes  R.  B  48  State 

Foster  John  H.  &  Co.  59  Central  wharf 

Francis  Ebenezer,  6  )  State 

Gardner  John  L.  5  Liberty  square 

Glidden  &  Williams,  29  Lewis  wharf 

Glover  Samuel  G.  53  Central  wharf 

Goddard  Benjamin,  39  Central  wharf 

Goddard  Nathaniel,  jr.  39  Central  wharf 

Goddard  Win.  W.  17  Union  wharf 

Gossler  &  Co.  31  India  wharf 

Gould  B.  A.  20  Union  wharf 

Gray  F.  A.  31  Central  wharf 

Gray  S.  C.  31  Central  wharf 

Hall  Andrew  T.  114  Milk 

Harrington  Theodore,  50  India 

Harris  Wm.  A.  8  Lewis  wharf 

Hathaway  John,  56  Water 

Hawes,  Gray,  &  Co.  5  Central  wharf 

Hayden  Wm.  A.  52  Central  wharf 

HaVward  &  Smith,  Hayward's  wharf 

Head  Francis  C.  40  State 

Hemenway  A.  39  Lewis  wharf 

Henshaw  "Charles,  15  Custom  House  street 

Henshaw,  Edmands,  &  Co.  36  India 

Hersey  A.  C.  67  Commercial  wharf 

Hicks  James  H.  &  Co.  32  Central  wharf 

Higginson  Stephen,  5  Congress 

Homer  &  Sprague,  45  and  20  India  wharf 

Hooper  Robert,  53  Commercial  wharf 

Hooper  Robert  C.  26  Central  wharf 

Hough  Benjamin  K.  44  Commercial 

Howes  &  Crowell,  35  Commercial  wharf 

Huckins  James,  35  C^ommercial  wharf 

Hunnewell  James,  2i  Commercial  wharf 

Hunting  &  Tufts,  49  India 

Hvde  Wm.  A.  49  India  wharf 

lasigi  &  Goddard,  36  Central  wharf 

Inches  Henderson,  Russia  wharf 

Ingersoll  James  &  Co.  33  Central 

Jeiiison  Zachariah,  18  Central  wharf 

Jones  Henry  H.  47  Central  wharf 

Kent  Wm.  V.  28  Long  wharf 

Kittiedge  J.  &  Co.  34  Commercial 

Kuhn  George  H.  40  State 

Leeds  James,  18  Long  wharf 

Leeds  Timothy  C.  18  Long  wharf 

Lewis  A.  S.  (ft  W.  G.  45  Commercial  wharf 

Lincoln  R.  &  Co.  25  Central  wharf 

Lincoln  Wm.  8  Lewis  wharf 

Lodge  James,  67  Commercial  wharf 

Lodge  John  E.  67  Commercial  wharf 

Lombard  A.  C.  31  Lewis  wharf 

Lombard  &  Whitmore,  19  Lewis  wharf 

Loring  Elisha  T.  53  India  wharf 

Lyman  George  T.  32  India  wharf 

Mackav  R.  C.  16  Union  wharf 

Magoun  T.  &  Son.  66  State 

Mayo  John  M.  &  Co.  5  India  wharf 

McLellan  Isaac,  21  India 

Means  &  Clark,  14  Central  wharf 

Melledge  J.  P.  26  Foster's  wharf 

Merritt  Jerome,  3  Long  wharf 

Minot  &  Hooper,  40  India  wharf 

Minot  J.  O.  B.  8  Long  wharf 

Montague  W.  H.  5  Congress 

Morse  Benjamin  E.  34  Central  wharf 

Nichols  Thaddeus,  19  Central  wharf 

Nickcrson  F.  &  Co.  11  Commercial  wharf 

Odin  George,  69  Broad 

Oxnaid  Henry  P.  53  Commercial  wharf 


Parker  Daniel  P.  40  State 

Parkman  P.  M.  32  India  wharf 

Parrott  Wm.  F.  45  Central  wharf 

Parsons  Wm.  44  Commercial 

Payson  A.  L.  114  State 

Pearson  John  H.  &  Co.  75  Long  wharf 

Peirce  Henry  A,  25  Cominercial  wharf 

Perkins  &  Higginson,  38  Central  wharf 

Perkins  Wm.  49  Commercial  wharf 

Phillips  James,  jr.  14  Central  wharf 

Plympton  C.  H.  P.  38  India  wliarf 

Plympton  Henry,    38  India  wharf 

Pratt  Eleazur  F.  7  Long  wharf 

Pratt  George,  46  India  wharf 

Pratt  George  L.  46  India  wharf 

Prescott  Charles  H.  48  India  wharf 

Rea  William  A.  49  Central  wharf 

Reggio  &  Newell,  31  Central  wharf 

Reynolds  W.  B.  &  Co.  33  Commercial  wharf 

Ropes  Wm.  &  Co.  36  India  wharf 

Sampson  &  Tappan,  25  and  26  Lewis  wharf 

Sanford  Samuel,  3  India  wharf 

Sanford  Wm.  H.  counting  room  3  India  wharf 

Savage  Wm.  6  Thorndike  building 

Scudder,  Horace,  &  Co.  1  Mercantile  wharf 

Seccomb,  Taylor,  &  Co.  31  &  32  Commercial  wf. 

Sharp  Daniel,  jr.  &  Co.  39  Commercial  wharf 

Shaw  Robert  G.  &.  Co.  52  Commercial  wharf 

Shelton  Philo  S.  44  India  wharf 

Simpson  M.  H.  &  Co.  31  Pearl 

Spooner  Daniel  N.  34  Central  wharf 

Sprague  P.  &  Co    13  Commercial  wharf 

Storer  R.  B.  47  India  wharf 

Sturgis  H.  P.  56  State 

Tenny  Marshall.  4  Central  wharf 

Thacher  &  Billings,  20  Long  wharf 

Thacher  Isaac,  31  Long  wharf 

Thompson  B.  L.  16  City  wharf 

Thwing  S.  C.  &  Co.  8  Kilby 

Torrey  Samuel,  15  Congress 

Tracy  &  Russell,  73  Long  wharf 

Train  Enoch  &  Co.  37  and  38  Lewis  wharf 

Tremlett  Thomas,  28  Foster's  wharf 

Tudor  Frederick,  20  Court 

Wainwrischt  &  Tappan,  29  Central  wharf 

Wales  Tr  B.  &  Co.,  Wales'  wharf 

Walker  &  Brother,  81  State 

Weld  Wm.  F.  &  Co.  3)  Central  wharf 

Welch  John,  63  &  65  Eastern  Railroad  wharf 

Welles  Benjain  n,  27  Merchants'  Exchange 

Wills  Charles,  2  I  Union  wharf 

W'eston  E.  &  Sons,  37  Cominercial  wharf 

Wheeler  Joseph  P.  42  Central  wharf 

Wheelwright  E.  30  Commercial 

White  B.  C.  47  Central  wharf 

AVhite  B.  F.  45  Milk 

Wigslesworth  Edward,  16  India  wharf 

Wigglesworth  Thomas,  16  India  wharf 

Wigglesworth  Thomas,  jr.  16  India  wharf 

Williams  H.  P.  21  Union 

Winsor  Henrv,  9  Cominercial  wharf 

Worthington'W.  &  Co.  2 J  Central  wharf 

Zipcy  &  Wyman,  17  Rowe's  wharf 

MESMERIC  EXAMINATIONS. 

Lunt  M.  D.  139  Haiiov,  r 
Macomber  P.  R.  6  Lowell 
Parkhurst  O.  P.  22  BiUerica 
Pinkerton  Thomas  H.  33  May 

METAL  ROOFERS. 

[See  Miscellaneous.] 

METALS.       Dealers  in. 

Bagnall  Thomas,  jr.  18  Broad 

Farrar.  Richards,  K  Co.  41  South  Market 

Howard  Charles,  76  Water 

May  Samuel  &  Co.  1  Broad 


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BUSINESS      DIRECTORY 


MIDWIVES. 

Those  marked  thus  [*]  have  Certificates  of  qualifi- 
cation from  the  Female  Medical  School,  Boston,  and 
refer  to  the  Instructor,  Enoch  C.  Rolfe,  M.  D.,  12 
Franklin  street. 

Alexander  Mary  A.  8  Leveret 

*Brown  Louisa  S.  1  Jetf'erson 

*Davis  Martha,  51  Salem 

♦Sawin  Martha  A.  91  Hanover 

*Sleeper  Eunice  S.  42  Cambridge 

*Spear  J.  S.  570  Washinsrton 

Porter  Mary  S.  23  Liverpool,  E.  B. 

Jones  Rachael,  Wall 

MILLINERS. 

Akarnian  Margaret,  212]  &  3)8  Washington 

Ay  res  Sarah  W.  312  W;ishington 

Bailey  T.  M.  544  Washington 

Baldwin  M.  521  Washington 

Barnes  Martha,  246  Washington 

Beals  Nancy,  116  Hanover 

Bird  Mary,  3  Blanchard's  block,  Court 

Blake  A.  436  Washington 

Boardman  E.  254  Washington 

Boyd  M.  186  Washington,  (patterns  furnished) 

Clark  Elizabeth,  393  Washington 

Clark  M.  D.  Mrs.  198  Washington 

Cook  Judith  S.  18  Bromfield 

Courtney  Jerusha,  192  Hanover 

Crosby  &  Loomis,  39  and  45  Hanover 

Donaldson  J.  H.  16  Bedford 

DuAudebert  H.  Madame,  1  Cambridge 

Eberle  Rachel,  14  West 

Feltt  Marv  G.  119  Hanover 

Foster  N/R.  286i  Washington 

Gilley  S.  W.  542  Washington 

Greenwood  C.  S.  5  Hanover 

Groux  A.  T.  9  Myrtle,  (costumer) 

Hager  Sophia,  121  Hanover 

Hammond  P.  S.  411  Washington 

Harenton  M.  278  Washington 

Hatstat  M.  B.  16  Carver 

Hill  E.  W.  5.^  Tremont  row 

Hodges  J.  G.  240  Washington 

Hollis  Elizabeth,  165  Fourth 

Jones  H.  M.  238  Washington 

Kelley  H.  E.  B.  Mrs.  63  Hanover 

Kimball  S.  H.  7  Green 

Kingswell  Marv,  Maverick  square 

Knights  E.  H.489  Washington 

Langdon  &  Warren,  92  Court 

Mackfarland  E.  G.  251  Washington 

Mason  Lydia,  647.^  Washington 

Nash  H.  511  Washington 

Newton  &  Warren,  215  Washington 

Nutter  &  Hayes,  165.^  Hanover 

Nutting  N.  242  Washington 

Page  P.  D.  3  Hanover 

Palmer  N.  C.  62  Cambridge 

Parsons  S.  K.  256  Washington 

Pine  J.  A.  137  Court  and  i)o  Hanover 

Putman  Mary,  244  Washington 

Rice  L.  259  Washington 

Richardson  E.  P.  290  Washington 

Richardson  Sarah,  16  Green 

Robbins  L.  J.  161  Hanover 

Robertson  Mary,  34  Broadway 

Rutherford  Ann,  39  Warren 

Skelton  Eunice,  Belknap,  cor.  Myrtle 

Skimmings  Jane  H.  15^  and  163  Hanover 

Smile  M.  18  Causewav 

Smith  C.  P.  251  Washington 

Smith  Jane,  93  Cambridge 

Smith  Lois,  5  Suffolk  place 

Stone  M.  S.  5  Bennct 

Sweetser  Almira,  458  Washington 

Sweetser  Laura,  49^  Hanover 

Swett  S.  A.  428  1-2  Washington 

Tilton  S.  A.  11  Winter 


Turner  Margaret,  184  Washington        [fashions) 
Walsh   G.   Mrs.  44  1-2   Hanover,   (importer  of 
Warren  Maria,  149  Hanover 
Weeks  C.  5  East  Dedham 
Wheelock  J.,  West,  cor.  Washington 

MILLINERY  GOODS. 

Baldwin  Eli,  19  Milk 

Blanchard  ¥.  H.  &  Co.  25  Milk 

Brown  &  Eustis,  154  Washington 

George  L.  A.  179  Washington  [facturer) 

Griffiths   Wm.    12   Portland,  (wholesale  manu- 

Harvington  S.  &  J.  63  Milk 

Mann  Wm.  H.  &  Co.  27  Milk 

Morrison  R.  T.  191  Washington 

Plimpton  J.  W.  &  Co.  46  Milk 

Prescott,  Brothers,  23  Milk 

Smith,  Sumner,  &  Co.  35  Milk 

Tennev,  Brothers,  9  Milk 

Wetherell  H.  B.  &  H.  W.  203  Wash. 

MILITARY  GOODS. 

Baker  John  B.  12  Court,  (caps) 
Cunningham  H.  15  Bromfield,  (upholsterer) 
Foster  George  B.  29  Tremont  row 
Jones,  Ball,  &  Poor,  226  Washington 
Roulstone  E.  A.  G.  9  Hanover 

MOROCCO  LEATHER  DEALERS. 

Alley,  Tapley,  &  Co.  18  Blackstone 

Bassett  Cushman,  44  North  Market 

Brackett  Josiah,  11  Exchange 

Brackett  Rufus,  38  North  Market 

Fernald  H.  40  North  Market 

Fernald  Wm.  R.  42  North  Market,  (up  stairs) 

Hall  George  S.,  Fulton,  cor.  Shoe  &  Leather 

Hartshorn  James,  jr.  31  Fulton 

Hunt  &  Cutter,  29  North  Market 

Lahr  P.  A.  21  Devonshire 

Lillie  Thomas  E.  &  Co.  24  Exchange 

Newhall  F.  S.  &  Co.  15  <S:  17  Fulton 

Packer  Charles  &  Co.  26  North  Market 

Packer  George,  10  Blackstone 

Reynolds  &  Waitt,  N.  E.  block 

Sewall  Moses  B.  7  Blackstone 

Souther  Joseph,  jr.  &  Co.  30  North  Market 

Sweetser  Samuel,  32  North  Market 

Webster  &  Co.  39  North  Market 

MUSIC    PUBLISHERS. 

Beal  Thomas,  over  184  Washington 

Day  H.  W.  8  Court  square,  (sight  singing) 

Ditson  Oliver,  115  Washington 

Howe  Elias,  11  Cornhill 

Keith  C.  H.  67  &  68  Court 

Marsh  S.  W.  371  Washington 

Oakes  W.  H.  197  Washington 

Ordway  A.  &  J.  P.  339  Washington 

Reed  G.  P.  &  Co.  17  Tremont  row 

Tolman  Henry,  153  Washington 

Wade  E.  H.  197  Washington 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 

Bates  &  Jordan,  129  Washington 

Binney  &  Co.  77  Court 

Ditson  Oliver,  115  Washington 

Howe  E.  11  Cornhill 

Jacobs  C.  E.  &  Co.  2  1-2  Hanover 

Keith  Charles  H.  67  &  69  Court 

Marsh  S.  W.  5  Adams  House,  371  Washington 

Ordway  A.  &  J.  P.  339  Washington 

Prentiss  Henrv,  33  Court 

Reed  George  P.  &  Co.  17  Tremont  row 

Robbins  George  W.  83  Court 

Tolman  George  S.  213  Washington 

Tolman  Henry,  153  Washington 

Wade  E.  H.  197  Washington 

MUSICAL    INSTRUMENT    MAKERS. 

Crosby  Walter,  15  Hawley 
Hunting  W.  S.  34  Causeway 


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543 


Lyon  G.  W.  153  Washington 

Schatz  Henry,  17  Boylston  sq.  (guitar  &  violin) 

Schauffler  F.  G.  &  Co.  364  Washington 

Tolman  Henry,  153  Washington 

White  I.  J.  &  A.  W.  52  Court 

Wright  E.  G.  115  Court 

NAVAL  STORES. 

Clark  &  Jones,  Fort  Hill  wharf 
Copeland  &  Kidder,  35  India 
Henshaw  Charles,  15  Custom  House  street 
Kittredge  Jeremiah  &  Co.  34  Commercial 
Simmons  Thomas,  7  India 

NAILS. 

Bullard  Lewis  &  Co.  51  Kilby 

Coffin  Wm.  E.  &  Co.  105  State 

Cutler  &  Robinson,  76  Water 

Ellis  &  Meriam,  35  India 

FuUerton  &  Raymond,  147  Milk 

Gould  J.  S.  &  Co.  8  Faneuil  Hall  building 

Harvey,  Page,  &  Co.  1  &  2  S.  Market 

Messinger  George  W.  22  Broad 

Old  Colony  Iron  Co.  79  State 

Parker  Mills  Co.  26  Broad 

Thomas  Wm.  &  Co.  79  State 

Tobey  J.'B.  9  City  wharf 

Weymouth  Iron  Company,  134  Milk 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 

Adams  Charles  B.  F.  27  State 

Bigelow  Prescott,  31  State 

Clark  Henry,  24  State 

Currier  Benjamin  H.  72  State 

Dexter  Thomas  A.  28  State 

Ewer  Charles,  33  Spring 

Hayward  Charles,  59  State 

Jenks  S.  H.  17  State 

Montgomery  Hugh,  Turnpike,  near  Fourth 

Parker  M.  S.  13  Brazer's  building 

Tyler  J.  S.  2  Suffolk  building,  Change  avenue 

NURSES. 

Alexander  Mary  A.  8  Leveret  lane,  (midwife) 

Allen  Esther,  13  Porter 

Allen  Sarah,  104  Hudson 

AUiston  Amy,  6  Bennet  place 

Ames  Lydia,  65  Salem 

Ayer  Hannah,  46  Myrtle 

Bell  Hannah,  70  Prince 

Bell  Nancy,  29  Prince 

Bently  Rebecca,  6  Unity 

Blake  Hannah,  2  Hamlen  place 

Blood  E.  P.  1  Huff  place 

Boker  Alice,  2  May  place 

Bote  fur  Margaret,  rear  112  Pleasant 

Boynton  Mary  Ann,  2  Seaver  place       [tendant) 

Browne  F.  P.  5  Chessman  place,  (male   sick   at- 

Buffum  Ann  M.  19  Spring 

Burley  Lydia  F.  2  Belknap 

Burt  Mrs.  26  Marion 

Butters  Lucinda,  6  N.  Bennet 

Carver  Mary,  88  Warren 

Child  Mary,  3  Oliver  place 

Clark  Abigail  C.  13  Hawkins 

Clark  Nancy,  19  Friend 

Coffin  Ann,  29  Grove 

Colby  M.  T.  6  South  Cedar 

Conners  Elizabeth,  5  Norfolk  place 

Cox  Mary,  10  1-2  Pleasant 

Decoster  Elizabeth,  3  Bennet  place 

Dillaway  Mary  Ann,  472  Washington 

Domett  Martha  G.  12  HoUis 

Dudley  Joanna,  1  Osborn  place 

Dulon  Susan  E.  104  Salem 

Eastman  M.  A.  2  Gouch  place 

Esan  Ann,  18  Carver 

Emerson  Mary  B.  18  Norfolk  place 

Estabrook  Eliza  R.  6  Albion 

Eveleth  Abby  M.  9  Nashua 


Ferguson  Sarah  R.  2  Cotton  place 

Follet  Hannah,  17  1-2  Sheafe 

French  Susan,  1  Columbia 

Frost  Harriet,  12  Curve 

Fuller  Catharine,  18  Norfolk  place 

Gates  Persis  W.  34  Marion 

Goddard  Eunice,  128  Endicot 

Goodnough  Mary  H.  18  Norfolk  place 

Grace  Mary  ^Irs.  10  Oliver  place 

Greenwood  Elizabeth,  49  Albany 

Griffin  Sarah,  3  Hamlen  place 

Gunnison  Mary,  10  Canton 

Hagar  Martha.  25  Garden 

Hall  Betsey,  655  Washington 

Harrington  Almira  W.  rear  47  Pleasant 

Hagar  S.  104  Hudson 

Haskell  Ann,  15  Dover 

Haskell  Eliza,  15  Dover 

Hinklev  Susan,  18  Norfolk  place 

Holbrobk  Maria  F.  20  Piedmont 

Holman  M.  P.,  South,  corner  East 

Hopkins  Mrs.  6  Norfolk  place 

Hoppin  Sarah  W.,  Havre,  n.  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Hosford  O.  B.  19  Tyler 

Hoskins  Jane  G.  Mrs.  35  Common 

Howard  Hannah,  6  Norfolk  place 

Howe  Sarah,  Leveret  lane 

Huntington  Sarah,  18  Morton 

James  Susan,  7  Baldwin  place 

Johnson  Margaret,  56  Tyler 

Jones  Rebecca,  2  Salem  court 

Kenney  Ann,  133  Hanover 

Knox  A.  30  Garden 

Lane  Hannah,  rear  78  Pleasant 

Lathan  Luna,  14  S.  Cedar 

Lawrence  Mary  Ann,  31  Fayette 

Leavitt  Ann,  31  Prince 

Leavitt  Sarah,  3  Seaver  place 

Libbey  Betsey,  2  Garland 

Lounsberry  E.  Mrs.  Ill  Chambers 

Mansfield  Hannah  P.  13  Blossom 

Maralious  Susan,  3  Taylor 

McDonald  Jemima,  25  Essex 

Melzar  Hannah  G.  3  Porter 

Millay  Jane,  18  Norfolk  place 

Mosher  Emma,  5  Curve 

Munroe  Sarah,  49  Albany 

Noble  Mary,  Broad,  near  Sea 

Oliver  Ann,  23  Oak 

Page  Ann  S.  23  Charter 

Palmer  Hettee,  2  Oxford  place 

Palmer  Mary,  12  W.  Castle 

Park  Salome,  113  Cambridge 

Parks  Mary  B.  46  Myrtle 

Pond  Anna,  14  Billerica 

Pray  B.  4  Albany 

Rice  Nancy,  5  Leveret 

Richards  Mary,  20  Hayward  place 

Richardson  Betsey,  23  Charter 

Robbins  Elizabeth  G.,  Canton,  c.  Canton  st.  pi. 

Robbins  Fanny,  7  N.  Russell 

Robinson  Ann,  17  Norfolk  place 

Rogers  Louisa  Mrs.  39  Carver 

Rumney  E.  70  Prince 

Rupp  Martha,  40  Auburn 

Russell  Sarah  Ann,  23  Oak 

Scott  Catharine,  45  Warren 

Sharon  Marv  A.  C.  49  Sea 

Shattuck  Clarissa  H.  24  Allen 

Shattuck  Rachel,  2  North  Russell 

Smith  Mary,  7  Eaton 

Snow  Emily,  43  Myrtle 

Spear  Christiana,  rear  660  Washington 

Stevens  Eliza,  11  Southac 

Stevens  Susan,  22  South  Russell 

Sumner  Elizabeth,  2  W.  Dedham 

Tasker  Mary  D.  20  Oxford 

Teague  Mary  Ann,  49  Sea 

Thompson  S.  J.  2  Gouch  place 

Tidd  Mary  Ann,  54  Hudson 


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Warner  Z.  L.  8  1-2  Tileston 
Warner  Marv,  Tyler,  ne  ir  Oak 
Watkins  Charlotte,  2J  W.  Orange 
Watson  U.  28  Porter 
Watts  Sarah,  10  Madison  place 
Webber  Sarah,  4  S.  Cedar  place 
Wells  Susan,  7  Fayette  court 
AVeymouth  H.  S.  87  Charter 
Wheeler  Lydia,  2  La  Grange  place 
White  Ann,  10  Madison  place 
White  Mary  T.  47  Warren 
Wilmarth  Mary  D.,  Albany,  c.  Oneida 
Wilson  Judith,  78  Pleasant 
Wise  Sarah,  2  Fruit  st.  court 
Young  Eleanor,  1  Church 

OARS. 

Winsor  &  Soule,  14  Commercial  wharf 

OIL    AND    CANDLES. 

Sperm. 
Those  marked  thus  [*]  denote    the  Manufacturers. 
Barker  E.  H.  &  Co.  8  Broad 
Buttertield  S.  24  1-2  Long  wharf 
Callendar  W.  B.jr.  72  Atkinson,  (linseed  &  lard) 
Chipman  T.  G.   4   Boylston,  (New  Bedford  Oil 

Company) 
Cole  M.  18  India  wharf,  (linseed  oil) 
*Downer  Samuel,  jr.  100  State 
Fernald  A.  C,  Travers,  opp.  National  Theatre 
*Fisk  R.  F.  &  J.  C.  26  S.  Market 
*Fisk  Wm.  P.  &  Co.  13  Long  wharf 
♦Fisher  Warren  &  Co.  7  Central  wharf 
Gray  H.  D.  &.  Co.  24  India 
Hunting  &  Tufts,  49  India 
Hendley  &  Diinick,  6  &  7  Gerrish  block 
Kidder  J.  G.  4  South  Market 
♦Lambert  George,  99  State 
Lincoln  Henry  &  Co.  17  India 
*Milliken  E.  T.  &  Co.  21  N.  Market 
Mi.\er  &  Pitman,  171  Milk 
Murdock  James  M.  19  South  Market 
Oliver  Wm.  B.  19  Union 
♦Simmons  Geo.  A.  21  Long  wharf 
♦Southard  Z.  &  Co.  27  Broad 
♦Sturtevant,  Edwards,  &  Co.  20  Broad 
Swain  J.  H.  84  Water 
Thayer  C.  &  N.  32  India 
Ware.  Demond,  &  Co.  32  Long  wharf 
Whittemore  W.  &.  F.  H.  &  Co.  32  Broad 
Wiggin  &  Morse,  101  State 

OIL. 

Lard  and  Stearine. 
Alden  E.  G.  199  Broad 
Coburn  Henry  R.  29  India 
Hanaford  James  W.  38  S.  Market 
Hawes  Wm.  T.  29  India,  (candles) 
Howland  George,  199  Broad 
Jones  C.  L.  &  Co.  4  South  Market 
Lane  Charles  &  Co.  22  S.  Market 
Mears  Granville,  99  Water 
Palmer  George  W.  45  Pearl,  near  Broad 
Ward  &  Boot,  116  Milk 

Curriers'. 
Butterfield  S.  24  1-2  Long  wharf 
Cutter  C.  C.  91  Fulton,  (fish  oil) 
Gale  Milton,  31  N.  Market 
Hendley  &  Dimick,  6  &  7  Gerrish  block 
Miiliken  E.  T.  &  Co.  21  N.  Market 
Murdock  James  M.  19  S.  Market 
Perkins  R.,  Portland,  near  Travers 
Phillips  E.  B.  89  &  91  Fulton,  (cod  liver) 
Ware  Leonard,  Broad,  near  Liverpool  wharf,  of- 
fice 32  Long  wharf 

OPTICIANS. 

Goldsmith  William,  300  Washington 
Paine  C.  M.  238  Washington 


Prince  Abraham,  295  1-2  Washington 
Raymond  F.  C.  229  Washington 
Thaxter  &  Brother,  162  Washington 
Widdiiield  D.  B.  &  Co.  148  Washington 

ORGAN  BUILDERS. 

Appleton  &  Warren,  123  Cambridge 
Hook  E.  &  G.  G.  1  Second 
Simmons  &  Mclntire,  Causeway,  c.  Nashua 
Plimpton  Job,  60  Tyler 

OSYTERS. 

AUarton  &  Bell,  663  Washington 

Atwood  David,  121  Ann 

Atwood  J.  Ik  C.  W.  163  Court 

Atwood  Joshua,  15  Franklin 

Atwood  R.  C.  &  Co.,  Tremont,  near  Pleasant 

Atwood  Timothy,  Devonshire 

Atwood  T.  70  Cambridge 

Atwood  Wm.  H.  &  H.  24  Union 

Baker  B.  2  Brattle 

Baker  I.  641  Washington 

Baker  J.  Y.  &  Co.,  N.  E.  cor.  F.  H.  Market 

Barry  Parker  H.  3  Court  square 

Bell  "Henry,  27  Prince 

Bennet  M"  W.  1  Hanover 

Bowman  C.  6  Hanover 

Brigham  Peter  B.  95  Court 

Chipman  N.  A.,  Fourth,  near  Turnpike 

Clement  P.  S.  3  Cornhill  square 

Cummings  Gilbert,  36  Merrimac 

Cutler  E.  B.  4  Cornhill  square 

Doane  H.  449  Commercial 

Dyer  Freeman  M.  12  U.  S.  Hotel 

Dyer  J.  J.  435  Washington 

Foster  &  Holbrook,  25  Hanover 

Gayetty  James  C.  2  Water 

Hadley  C.  J.  2d,  24  Devonshire 

Hamblen  Cornelius  &  Co.  10  BatterrjTnarch 

Hamblen  Joshua,  jr.  rear  48  Congress 

Hamblen  J.  B.  14  Merrimac 

Higgins  J.  S.  128  Court 

Holbrook  &  Son,  43  Merchants' row 

Johnson  James  T.  56  Hanover 

Knight  D.  S.,  Harvard,  corner  Albany 

Leavitt  Thomas,  'I'urnpike 

Maralious  &  Trainer,  450  Washington 

Mayo  Oliver,  115  Hanover 

Meioon  Albert  A.  94  Sea 

Oliver  F.  15  Charlestown 

Paige  John  S.  42  Merrimac 

Pettengill  Charles  R.  40  Fleet 

Pierce  Joseph,  169  1  2  Tremont 

Peirce  &  Brown,  12  Federal 

Pierce  Isaac,  12  Winter 

Rich  C.  H.  99  Hanover 

Sanderson  &  Walker,  Indiana,  corner  Wash. 

Skimmings  S.  H.  139  Hanover 

Smith  C-  W.  435  Washington 

Todd  Charles,  47  Causeway 

Turner  J.  &  C.  &  Co.  294  Washington 

Walker  B.  122  Milk 

Wiley  Ebenezer  &  J.  W.  42  Pearl,  near  Broad 

Wise  D.,  Merrimac,  cor.  Friend 

Wood  A.  W.  88  Cambridge 

Wyman  Joshua,  18  Franklin 

Young  D.  &  J.  S.  98  Court 

PAINTERS. 

Coach  and   Chaise  Painters. 
Beadles  James,  24  Friend 
Brainard  E.  H.  146  Turnpike 
Coles  E.  G.,  Beverly 
Phelps  Jerome,  166  Harrison  avenue 
Salmon  John,  Hawley 
Sargent  Benjamin,  rear  46  Hanover 
Williams  T.  A.  53  Eliot 

House,  Sign,  and  Fancy  Painters. 
Adams  J.,  Athens,  near  E 
Babb  N.  P.  3  Carney  place 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


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Baker  R.  &  Son,  410  Washington 

Balcom  &  Williams,  72  Pinckney 

Barnard  &  Sprague,  Turnpike,  near  Fourth 

Barry  William,  16  Havvley 

Bates  John,  3  Province 

Bates  S.  D.  57  1-2  Court 

Bates  Wm.  A.  320  Commercial 

Batson  J.  P.,  Broadway,  near  C 

Booth  E.  H.  57  Portland 

Bovey  &  Lawler,  1  1-2  Water 

Brown  John  G.  24  AVilson  lane 

Bruce  J.  L.  2  north  side  Commercial  wharf 

Bugbee  Charles,  Harrison  avenue,  c.  Beach 

Burgess  Charles  S.  1  Hawley 

Butts  G.  &  Son,  Marginal,  E.  B. 

Buzzell  John  T.  40  Congress 

Cabot  H.  86  Blackstone 

Cass  C.  C.  91   Water 

Cassell  E.  D.  60  1-2  Cornhill 

Cassell  Gideon,  33  Friend 

Clark  B.  M.  &  Co  71  Broad  &  2  Lewis,  c.  Com'l 

Clark  Cyrus  T.  8  Devonshire 

Clarke  Wm.  11  Railroad  block,  Lincoln 

Cloutman  J.  S.  190  Washington 

Cook  James  M.  16  Atkinson 

Crispin  Wm.  C.  9  Hawley 

Crooker  S.  M.  119  Commercial 

Currier  Lewis,  50  Cornhill 

Currier  S.  Q.  &  J.  M.,  rear  Pemberton  House 

Cushing  Wm.  49  Myrtle 

Desmond  D.  1  India  wharf 

Dexter  H.  N.,  Fayette  court 

Dodge  J.  H.  105^  Commercial 

Ellis  Samuel,  Sumner,  E.  Boston 

Everbeck  John,  95  Water 

Fernald  Eli,  7  Albany 

Follett  J.  H.  96  Federal,  (grainer) 

French  &  Nye,  rear  21  Howard 

Frost  H.  24  Congress 

Gibson  K.  40  Bromfield 

Gill  J.  B.,  Curve,  cor.  Albany  [chapel 

Goodwin  W.  F.  &  E.  S.  33  Bromfield,  opp.  the 

Green  John,  jr.  659  Washington 

Griffin  J.  B.  72  Cambridge 

Griffith  E.  R.,  Avery 

Halloran  Nicholas,  657  Washington 

Hamblin  &  Kelley,  London,  E.  B. 

Hamblin  Eli,  Meridian 

Hammond  Henry,  516  Commercial 

Hammond  John  D.  56  Leveret 

Hand  William,  Lenox 

Harriman  J.  91  Water 

Hastings  Cyrus,  Hawley 

Haven  Calvin  W.  8  Essex 

Hayes  William,  294  Commercial 

Henderson  C.  &  Son,  31  Hanover  [Market 

Heyward  R.  W.  &  H   M.  51  Cambridge,  &  City 

Hiller  Benjamin  H.  85  High 

Homer  Albert,  68  Court 

Homer  F.  H.  P.  562  Washington 

Hopps  &  Breslaw,  75  Union 

Horn  C.  F.  7  Market  square,  Change  avenue 

Howland  &  Drummond,  71  Pleasant 

Ilsley  Hosea,  54  Commercial 

Jenkins  Henry,  258  Broad        [Dillon's  dry  dock 

Jenkins  Solon,  250  Broad,  head  of  Holbrook  & 

Jenkins  Joshua,  98  Broadway 

Jennings  John  J.  18  School 

Johns  William  M.  1  Winter 

Kittredge  J.  D.  4  Bennet 

Knox  Charles  H.  149  Milk 

Lee  James,  7  Rochester 

Leeds  ii.  Ricker,  97  Hanover 

Longley  A.  C.  112  Cambridge 

Magee  John  A.  16  Leveret 

Martin  J.  S.  1  Hawley  place 

Martin  R.  S.  8  Province 

Massy  Hugh,  59  Endicot 

McDonald  John,  Broadway,  near  Dorchester 

McLane  L.  7  Albany 


McMath  John,  5  Charlestown 

McPherson  W.  J.  &  W.,  Derby  Range,  Court 

Morris  Thomas  D.  over  153  Washington 

Morton  E.  G.  20  Kingston 

Morton  &  Sharpe,  291-2  Atkinson 

Newell  &  Hathaway,  2  Kneeland 

Nichols  &  Miller,  over  31  Congress 

Noyes  Charles  E.  92  Harrison  avenue 

Noyes  E.  L.  rear  375  Washington 

Noyes  Wm.  A.  14  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Orcutt  J.  P.  44  North  Market 

Osborn  John  H.  24  Water 

Osgood  John  B.  50  Merrimac 

Owen  Alonzo  W.  77  Hudson 

Paine  Abraham  C,  Washington,  near  Dov*r 

Park  Charles  R.  301  Washington 

Park  J.  B.,  Sea,  foot  Summer 

Park  Wm.  A.  10  Garden 

Peabody  Henry  G.  36  Hanover 

Phillips  J.  L.  54  Warren 

Poland  N.  13  Hawley 

Pond  &  Clarke,  16  Sudbury 

Porter  O.,  Richmond,  near  Commercial 

Punchard  &  Goodwin,  209  Hanover 

Redding  Charles,  98  Court 

Richards  &  Noyes,  42  School 

Robinson  &  Roberts,  12  Green 

Robinson  R.  T.,  Richmond,  cor.  Hanover 

Rogers  J.  W.  H.  6  Washington 

Rolland  John,  H.  17  Blossom 

Rose  &  Ropes,  54  Federal,  near  Channing 

Sanders  Wm.  H.  4  Congress  sq. 

Sargent  &  Rowin,  3  Dix  place 

Sargent  Wm.  91  Portland 

Savage  Otis  S.  rear  364  Washington 

Sawyer  &  Hopkins,  96  Federal 

Schell  L.  702  Washington 

Sexton  J.  M.  40  Congress 

Smith  Charles  A.  11  Kingston 

Staffi)rd  C.  F.  14  Carver 

Stewart  H.  L.  &  Co.  62  1-2  Cornhill 

Stone  N.  75  Union 

Street  John,  Tremont,  near  Pleasant 

Thaxter  Jacob,  4  Harrison  avenue 

Thomas  John,  103  1-2  Hanover 

Todd  B.  D.  20  Union 

Tompkins  Wm.  O.  21  Union 

Townsend  Charles  B.  rear  48  Congress 

Tucker  Wm.  A.  303  Commercial 

Turell  C.  W.  60  1-2  Court 

Tyler  F.  L.  1  Pleasant 

Vinal  Ezra,  303  Commercial 

Vose  Edw.  A.  head  Marine  Railway 

Waitt  G.  P.  14  Carver 

Wardwell  &  Priest  33  1-2  Cambridge 

Ware  Daniel  L.  69  1-2  Cambridge 

Warren  L.,  Derby  Range 

Wetherbee  Daniel,  1  1-2  Spring  lane 

Wharton  &  Locke,  595  Washington 

Wheelock  Edward  C.  18  Howard  place 

Whitcher  J.  &  J.  P.,  Turnpike,  near  Second 

Wight  Aaron  W.  over  26  School 

Wills  Henry,  opp.  10  West 

Woodbury  Thomas  S.,  Haverhill,  c.  Charlestown 

Yendall  George,  13  Lindall 

Marine  Painters. 
Drew  C.  18  Court 
Scott  John  W.  A.  16  Tremont  Temple 

vliniature  Painters. 
Clark  Alvan,  15  Tremont  row 
Russell  M.  B.  81  Eliot 
Staigg  R.  M.  4  Amory  Hall 

Ornamental,  Sign,  and  Standard  Painters. 
Blakemore  Wm.  10  Theatre  alley 
Blanchard  Geo.  H.  30  Bromfield,  (shades) 
Burt  James,  12  Water,  (sign) 
Dearborn  &  Rutherford,  1  Harvard  place 
Eaton  C.  O.,  Court,  opp.  Hanover 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


Gilbrcth  B.  F.  20  Union 

Hayes  James  H.  8  Winter 

Horn  C.  F.  7  Market  siiuarc,  Change  avenue 

Peahody  llenrv  G    36  Handvcr 

Phillips  N.  M."6  Washin£,'ton 

Savory  T.  C  ,  Court,  Haskins'  build'g,  (fresco) 

Smith  tt  Moore,  32  Washington 

Somcrby  F.  T.,  oO  Coruhill 

Somerby  Warren  L.  1  and  3  Derby  Range,  (up 

stairs) 
Whytal  Thos.  G.  120  Wash,  (sign  and  window 

shades) 

Portrait  Painters. 
Alexander  Francis,  34  Tiemont  row 
Ames  Joseph,  Amory  Hall 
Badger  Thomas,  7  Federal  court 
Badger  Thomas  H.  7  Federal  court 
Ball  Thomas,  17  1-2  Tremont  row 
Brackett  W.  M.  8  1-2  Tremont  row 
Bond  C.  V.  3  Amory  Hall 
Clark  A.  1-3  Tremont  row 
Codman  J.  Amorv,  8  Amorv  Hall 
Crockett  S.  L.  3  Amory  Hall 
Edwards  Tliomas.  38  Tremont  row 
Fish  George  G.  26  Bromfield,  (artist) 
Fisher  A.  22Q  1-2  Wasliiugton,  (landscape) 
Flasjg  H.  C.  17  Tremont  lemple,  (artist) 
Fuller  S.  A.  L5  Tremont  row 
Greenough  J.  17  1-2  Tremont  row,  (landscape) 
Hall  George  H.  .5  Amory  Hall 
Hamblin  S.  J.,  Havre,  near  Maverick,  E.  Boston 
Haskell  H.  B.,  Court,  cor.  Howard 
Havward  J.  H.  3  Amory  Hall 
Hoit  A.  G.  5  1-2  Tremont  row 
HoUingsworth  George.  11  Tremont  Temple 
Hubbard  Charles.  1  1-2  Tremont  row 
Hudson  W.  jr.  .5  1-2  Tremont  row 
Johnson  J.  E.  228  Washington,  (artist) 
Johnston  D.  C.  o  1-2  Tremont  row,  (artist) 
Mason  B.  F.  12  Tremont  Temple 
Morrison  William,  14  Tremont  Temple 
Morse  A.  C.  11  1-2  Tremont  row 
Nutting  Benj.  F.  20  Washington 
Ordwav  A.  1-5  Tremont  row,  "(artist) 
Otis  B'.  8  Bennet 
Pratt  H.  C.  2-31  Washington 
Prior  Wm.  M.,  Trenton," near  Meridian,  E.  B. 
Ransom  A.  2  Amory  Hall 
Seager  Edward,  11  1-2  Tremont  row 
Smith  John  R.  46  Orange,  (landscape) 
Spear  T.  T.  38  Tremont  row,  (historical) 
Thompson  C.  G.  2o7  Washington 
Wight  M.  5  1-2  Tremont  row 
Willard  Henry,  239  Washington 

.S'/i/}j  Painters. 
Clark  B.  M.  &  Co.  71  Broad 
Ellis  Samuel,  Sumner,  E.  Boston 
Jenkins  Henry,  Arch  wharf,  216  Broad 
Jenkins  Solon,  2-50  Broad 
Ilsley  Hosea,  54  Commercial 
Nickerson  Amasa,  Cunningham's  wharf,  E.  B. 
Stinson  Samuel,  New,  near  Sumner,  E.  Boston 
Vose  Edward  A.,  Marine  Railway 

Pai)iters,  Glaziers,  and  Plumbers. 
Cook  James  M.  16  Atkinson 
Kittredge  J.  D.  4  Bennet 
Noyes  E.  L.  rear  375  Washington 
Roulstone  M.  61  Poplar 

Snelling  Enoch  H.  &  Son,  Richmond,  c.  Hanov. 
Todd  B.  D.  20  Union 

PAINTS,    OIL,   AND   GLASS. 

Badsrer  O.  H.  49  Blackstone 

Baker  R.  t»t  Son,  410  Washington 

Banker,  Crocker  &  Co.  107  State 

Barnes  John,  8  Ann 

Bird  J.  A.  &  W.  &  Co.  53  Chatham 

Briggs  <^-  Robinson,  27  Commercial  [Hall 

Brinley  Edward  &  Co.  3  and  4  south  side  Faneuil 


Brown  &  Lamson,  44  India 

Chapiu  it  Whiton,  15  and  16  Commercial 

Cutler  &  Stiekney,  1  India 

Damon  Jas.  13  Canal  bl'k,  Blackstone,  (glass) 

Day  Amos  B.  7  Long  wharf 

FTetcher  &  Ap])let()n,  2  India 

Greenwood  John.  9  and  II  E.  R.  R.  wharf 

Hovey,  Hill,  &■  Candler,  28  S.  Market  &  Chatham 

Henderson  C.  &  Son,  31  Hanover 

HoUis  Thomas,  30  Union 

Hollis  (S:  Wheeler,  59  Union 

Homer  F.  H.  P.  562  Washington 

Hunnewell  J.  L.  Ik  Co.  8  Commercial  wharf 

King  &  Dexter,  26  India 

Porter,  Loring  &  Caswell,  II  India 

Randall,  Brothers,  50  and  51  Chatham 

Redding  Charles,  98  Court 

Reed  &  Cutler,  33  India 

Stevens,  Trott  &  Darling.  16  India 

Stimson  &  Whiting,  iio  Broad 

Stone  &  Simpson,  1  Long  wharf 

Wardsworth  &  Nye,  116  State 

Wheeler  Lewis,  Broad,  cor.  Custom  House  st. 

Whitney  Wm.  F.  56  Chatham 

"Whittier  &  Sweetser,  4  Long  wharf 

PALM   LEAF   AND   HATS. 

Jenkins,  Gorham,  &  Co.  55  Pearl 
Morse  R.  M.  &  Co.  9  South  Market 
Perrin  A.  AV.  &  S.  C.  53  Kilby 
Rand  &  Ellis,  159  Milk 
Rice  &  Wason,  69  Pearl 

PAPER    HANGINGS. 

TJwse  marked  t/nis  [*]  are  Mamifaciiirers. 
Allen  Zenas,  31  School 
Atkins,  Stedman,  &  Co.  13  Merchants'  row 
*Barrev  &  Birrelnw,  41  Ferleral 
Breed  H.  A.  431  Washington 
*Briggs  E.  52  Chatham 
Budd  Nathaniel,  418  Washington 
Bumstead  E.  W.  tk  Co.  113  Washington 
*Bumstead  Josiah  F.  134  Washington 
Cook  Charles  Edward,  220  Washington 
Ford  John  V.  3  Blake's  court 
Foster  J.  H.  &  Son,  156  Washington 
French,  Wells,  &  Co.  151  Milk 
*Grant  Charles  E.  12  Union 
*Gregorv  Samuel  H.  (iv:  Co.  25  Court 
Gri(lley,"Gay,  tk  Perkins,  4^)  and  42  Broad 
*Hadaway  J.  T.  Ik  Co.  2  Union  block 
Hayden  Charles  H.  175  Washington 
*Hazleton,  Cowdin,  Ik  Co.  44  Charlestown 
Homer  Wm.  F.  &  Co.  33  Union 
*Hunter  Thomas,  42  Congress 
*Locke  Horace,  10  Merrimac 
Mellen  Ik  Co.  20  Merchants'  row 
♦Merriam  Otis.  4  Union  Block 
*Merrill  J.  S.  86  Blackstone 
Norcross,  Otis,  Ik  Co.  23  and  24  South  Market 
Noves  Wm.  A.  14  Lewis,  E.  Boston 
*Rider  N.  M.  jr.  540  Washington 
Rider  Samuel  C.  42  Congress 
Simpson  ik  Caldwell,  51  and  53  Broad 
*Thomson  &  Walker,  5  Merrimac 
Wiggin  C.  E.,  Hanover,  cor.  Marshall 

PAPER    HANGERS. 

Adams  S.  G.  18  School 

Beal  Levi,  3  Staniford  place 

Bird  Isaac,  Fourth,  cor.  Atlantic 

Bolton  Luther  C,  Harmoav  court 

Clapp  &  Claik,  21  Union 

Clark  G.  L.  2  Dillaway  place  and  12  Union 

Colman  E.  .\.  2  Union  block 

Cross  R.  10  Blossom 

Dean  James,  23  Bromfield 

Hitchings  E.  W.,  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Holt  Sylvester,  rear  27  Common 

Hunter  Thomas.  42  Congress 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


3^7 


Lsthbrid^e  \V.  F.  rear  basement  Marlboro'  Hotel 

L)ckc  H'lrace.  10  Merriinac 

Phip')s  T.  t'oat  of  Swm 

Rider  N.  M.  jr.  otT  Washington 

Rider  Samuel  C.  42  Coiinress 

Roberts  K.  S.,  Chapman  place 

Starkweather  &  Avery,  2  Chapman  place 

Starkweather  «:  Eaton,  3  Chapman  place 

Tailor  L.  12  Union 

Tainter  A.  45  )  Cammercial 

Thomas  Spencer,  76  Cambridge 

PAPER  STOCX. 

Banks  G.  W.  93  Water 

Bird  S.  J.  38  Broad 

Lawton  George  &  Co.  head  Grav's  wharf 

Stearns  A.  F   o2  Brattle 

Thompson  J.  P.  6  Water 

PAPER  WAREHOUSES. 

Bird  S.  J.  33  Broad 

Charter  John,  82  Blackstone 

Crane  L.  office  35  Devonshire 

Crehore  E.  office  33  Devonshire 

Curtis  A.  C.  &  W.  otfise  3)  Devonshire 

Emerson  A.  35  Devonshire,  corner  Spring  lane 

French  James,  78  Washina;ton 

Grant,  Daniell,  &  Co.  10  Union 

Groom  Thomas,  82  State  [lane 

HoUingsworth  J.  M.  &  L.,  Devonshire,  c.  Spring 

Jones  '&  Wheelwrii^ht,  110  State 

Lang  Richard,  34  Congress 

Massey  S.  D.  83  Fult-jn 

Nortons  Xc  Yale,  12  Water 

Parker  William  T.  116  State,  (up  stairs) 

Wilder  &  Co.  94  State 

Wilkins,  Carter,  &  Co.  16  Water 

PAPER  RULERS. 

Haines  R.  P.  21  Cornhill 
Hill  William  H.  &  Co.  32  Cornhill 
Jaquith  M.  &  A.  6  Water 
McAdams,  Brothers,  120  Washington 
Reed  J.  M.  21  Cornhill 

PATENT  AGENCY. 

Eddv  R.  H.  22  State 
FayE.  W.  86  State 
Lincoln  E.  4  Court 

PATENT  MEDICINES. 

[See  Medicines.] 

PATTERN  MAKERS. 

Armsby  W.  16  Hawley 

Prince  N.  S.  19  Hawley 

Ri.\  &  Coffia,  6  Water 

Russell  &  Pollard,  rear  17  Hawley 

Tower  S.  G.,  Haverhill,  corner  Charlestown 

Wilson  John,  Harvard  place 

PAVERS. 

Davis  James,  26  Vine 

Davis  Jonathan,  41  Chambers 

Fawcett  Samuel  H.  3  Spring 

Goodnow  Jones,  7  Blossom  court 

Gore  S.  4  Newbern  court 

Gore  Haskel,  8  East  street  place 

Litch  S.  W.  107  Chambers 

Mason  E.  F.  82  Brighton 

PERFUMERY. 

Preston  &  Merrill,  18  Kilby 
Pynchon  James  L.  10  Eliot 
Poor  Charles  V.  19  'I'remont  row 
Rowland  D.  S.  188  Washington 

PHYSICIANS. 

Abbe  Alanson,  Bovlston,  corner  Lowell  place 
Abbott  S.  L.  16  Winter 


Adams  Edwin,  23  Oxford 

Adams  Zabdiel  B.  lo7  Tremont 

Ainsworth  F.  S    11  Howard 

Ale.xander  A.  145  Broadway 

Alley  J.  B.  19  Winter 

Andrews  Aaron,  10  1-2  New  Prince 

Andrews  Thomas,  2.)  Beach 

At>pleton  Benjamin  B.  1  Hay  ward  place 

Aver  James,  177  Hanover 

Bacon  John,  jr.  2')  Crescent  place 

Ball  Stephen,  o  Bunistead 

Barnard  Charles  F.  I  Montgomery  place 

Bartlett  George,  1  Chardon 

Bethune  George  A.  129  Tremont 

Bigelow  G.  F.  425  Washington 

Bigelow  Henry  Jacob,  o  Chauncy  place 

Bigelnw  Jacob,  Summer,  opposite  Hawley 

Biinstill  J.  16  O.Kford 

Blake  E.  W.  28  Harrison  avenue 

BowJitch  Henrj'  I.  8  Otis  place 

Brewer  Thomas  M.  10  Rowe 

Briggs  W.  A.,  Bedford,  corner  Washington 

Bronson  C.  P.  18  Winter 

Brown  Buckminster,  2  Bowdoin,  c.  Cambridge 

BrownrD.  R.  10  Marshall 

Brown  John  B.  65  llclknap 

Brvant  Henry,  16  Franklin  place 

Buck  Ephraiin,  lUO  Saloni 

Buckingham  C.  E.  10  Harrison  avenue 

Bumstead  S.  E.  D.  22  B  iwdoin 

Cabot  Samuel,  jr.  17  Winter 

Calef  J.  S    141  Broadwav,  corner  C 

Calkins  Charles  W.  147  Pleasant 

Capen  Robert,  42  Tyler 

C banning  Walter,  178  Tremont 

Channing  William  F.  83  Mt.  Vernon 

Clark  Henry  G.  67  Salem 

Clark  Luther,  37  Pinckney 

Clarke  Edward  H.  2  Harrison  avenue 

Cleaveland  C.  D.  4-5  Harrison  avenue 

Coale- William  Edward,  17  Cambridge 

Coffin  W.  S.  115  Court 

Coit  Daniel  T.  12  High,  near  Summer 

Coles  L.  B.  54  Esse.x 

Cooper  William  H.,  Howard,  corner  Court 

Cornell  W.  M.  5  Kneeland 

Cummings  Alfred,  Hayward  place 

Crane  P.  M.,  Maverick,  corner  Meridian 

Cross  J.  B.  19  Temple  place,  (med.  elec.) 

Dale  William  J.  3  Cambridge 

Davenport  E.  J.  28  Winter,  (oculist) 

Derby  George,  12  West 

Dickinson  Charles  M.  18  Dover  [(oculist) 

Dix  John  H.,  Tremont,   opp.  Tremont  House, 

Dixon  R.  E.  22  Winter 

Dolby  William,  Merchants'  Exchange  Hotel 

Douglass  Peter  G.  40  Salem 

Downes  Nathaniel,  Eliot,  corner  Washington 

Drew  E.  C,  Bowdoin,  cor.  Cambridge 

Dudley  Albion  S.  238  Washington 

Dupee  Horace,  jr.  575  Washington 

Durkee  Silas,  26  Howard 

Dyer  .Henry,  1  Bulhnch 

Dyer  J.  F.,  Fountain  House 

Ellis. Thomas  T.  1  Albany 

Fales  Joseph  J.,  Maverick,  near  ParU 

Felch  W.,  Lexington,  (water  cure) 

Fininley  Henry,  11  West 

Fi.sl>cher  Charles,  6  Shawmut 

Fisher  John  D.  11  Hayward  place 

Fitzpatrick  Francis,  14  Albany 

Flint  John,  Warren,  corner  ^Vashingtoa 

Folts  D.  v.,  Maverick  square 

Gale  Levi  B.  14  Oneida 

Gay  F.  13  Howard 

Gay  George  H.,  HoUis,  corner  Tremont 

GaV  Martin,  33  Essex 

Geist  C.  F.  19  Temple 

Germaine  T.  H.  21  Richmond 

Gilbert  Daniel,  64  Allen 


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Gilman  Benjamin  F.  61  Federal 

Girardin  L.  2  Eliot 

Gleason  E.  W.  414  Washington 

Glover  Lewis  J.  3  Pleasant 

Gordon  Charles,  6  West 

Gordon  F.  A.  17  Salem 

Gould  A.  A.  lo  West 

Gray  F.  H.  5  Hancock 

Greene  Moses  C,  Merrimac,  corner  Prospect 

Gregerson  James  B.  33  Hancock 

Gregg  Samuel,  5  Howard 

Hanaford  William  G.  3  Bowdoin  square 

Hancock  William  E.  30  Beacon 

Hanson  M.  P.  38  Tremont  row 

Harlow  Edward  A.  W.  97  Essex 

Harlow  James  F.  47  Cambridge 

Harwood  Daniel.  25  Summer 

Hawes  William,  37  Common 

Hayden  John  C.  131  Tremont 

Hayward  George,  16  Pemberton  square 

Hayward  George,  jr.  7  Winter 

Heaton  George,  2  Exeter  place 

Hewett  S.  C.  25  Rowe 

Heywood  C.  F.  3  Chardon 

Hilton  John,  41  Beach,  (botanic) 

Hinckley  J.  W.  5  Maverick  block 

Hinckley  Rufus  L.,  Maverick  square 

Hobbs  Alvah,  Suffolk,  near  Canton 

HofFendahl  Charles  F.  9  Somerset 

Holmes  0.  W.  8  Montgomery  place 

Holbrook  C.  G.  655  Washington 

Homans  John,  158  Tremont 

Hooper  R.  W.  44  Summer 

Howard  Nathaniel,  54  B,  near  Broadway 

Hubbard  George,  56.;^  Hanover 

Hyndman  James,  47  Atkinson 

Inches  H.  B.  320  Washington 

Ingalls  Samuel,  6  Beacon 

Ingalls  William,  17  Bedford 

Ingalls  William,  jr.  17  Bedford 

Jackson  C.  T.  31  Somerset 

Jackson  James,  6  Pemberton  square 

Jackson  J.  B.  S.  6  Bedford  place 

Jeffries  John,  Walnut 

Jones  George  S.  81  Charles 

Jones  J.  S.  10  Southac 

Kelley  J.  C.  54  Tremont 

Kennedy  T.  J.  W.,  N.  Charles,  corner  Livingston 

Kittredge  E.  A.  24  Franklin  place,  (water  cure) 

Kneeland  Samuel,  jr.  22  Crescent  place 

Lane  J.  F.  W.  1  Bennet 

Lane  Jonas  H.  4  Montgomery  place 

Lawrence  W.  R.  136  Tremont 

Lee  Henry  S.,  Hawley,  corner  Franklin 

Lewis  Winslow,  jr.  80  Boylston 

Lodge  G.  H.  2  Bedford  &  744  Washington 

Lord  Samuel  N.  27  Meridian 

Lord  William  E.,  Meridian,  E.  B. 

Ludwig  Warren,  38  Causeway 

Lyman  George  H.  35  Boylston 

Malcolm  Alexander  B.  22  Richmond 

Marston  E.  202  Harrison  avenue 

Martin  Henry  J.  12  West 

Martin  Joseph  L.  12  Boylston,  (homoeopathic) 

Mather  Ozias  H.  3  Asylum 

Merrill  Jesse,  3  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Merrill  Levi,  103  Hudson 

McGowan  D.  S.,  Turnpike,  corner  Broadway 

McGowan  John  J.  94  Tyler 

Mifflin  Charles,  80  Beacon 

Mignault  L.  M.  I.  88  Federal 

Miles  Mason  M.  1  Cambridge 

Minot  Francis,  120  Charles 

Molloy  P.  E.  45  Federal 

Moore  Edward  B.  133  Hanover 

Moore  M.  A.  32  High 

Morland  W.  W.  1  Bulfinch  place 

Morrill  Samuel,  Federal,  corner  Channing 

Newell  R.  W.  6  Stamford 

Odin  John,  jr.  88  Tremont 


O'Donnell  C.  B.  rear  124  Broadway 

Oliver  F.  E.  13  Cambridge,  corner  Staniford 

O'Neill  Eugene,  82  South 

Osgood  David,  1  Rowe 

Otis  G.  W.  jr.  School,  corner  Province 

Paige  A.  21  Bedford,  (electropathic) 

Palmer  E.  D.  G.  3  1-2  Portland 

Palmer  Ezra,  jr.  1  Tremont  place 

Palmer  J.  K.  104  Hanover 

Parcher  Sewell  F.,  Maverick  square 

Parker  D.  M.  25  Summer 

Parker  Thomas  I.  7  Mason 

Parker  W.  Thornton,  Broadway,  n.  Dorchester 

Parkman  George,  8  Walnut 

Parkman  Samuel,  125  Tremont 

Parks  Luther,  jr.  Suffolk,  opp.  Blackstone  sq. 

Peabodv  N.  13  West 

Perry  M.  S.  16  Rowe 

Phelps  Abner,  82  Tremont 

Phelps  Charles  A.  82  Tremont 

Philbrick  S.  R.  45  High 

Phipps  James  M.,  Carver,  corner  Eliot 

Pratt  J.  38  Harrison  avenue 

Prescott  B.  T.  14  Howard 

Prior  Justin,  18  Winter 

Putnam  Charles  G.  41  Summer 

Read  William,  585  Washington 

Reedy  Maurice  O'Keefe,  14  West 

Renton  Peter,  14  Bedford 

Reynolds  Edward,  jr.  29  Winter 

Richardson  A.  P.  36  Green 

Richardson  S.  0.  15  Hanover 

Richardson  W.  L.  15  Hanover 

Robinson  J.  H.  36  Green 

Rolfe  E.  C.  12  Franklin 

Russell  George,  2  Lynde 

Russell  LeBaron,  1  Otis  place 

Sabine  S.  H.  5  Franklin 

Salter  Richard  H.  1  Staniford 

Sanders  O.  S.  5  Howard 

Sargent  Howard,  711  Washington 

Sharkey  J.  M.,  Federal,  c.  Purchase 

Sharp  John  C.  20  West  Cedar 

Shattuck  G.  C,  Staniford,  cor.  Cambridge 

Shurtleff  Nathaniel  B.  2  Beacon 

Skinner  H.  B.  60  1-2  Cornhill 

Small  Ebenezer,  7  Suffolk  place 

Small  J.  128  Hanover,  (oculist) 

Smilie  E.  R.  15  Allen 

Smith  J.  V.  C.  12  Bowdoin 

Smith  T.  H.,  Richmond,  corner  Salem 

Snow  A.  103  Pinckney 

Snow  Asa  B.  20  Harrison  avenue 

Southard  A.  130  Fourth 

Spence  John,  jr.  Baldwin  place 

Stacy  H.,  U.  S.  Hotel 

Stedman  C.  H.,  Boston  Lunatic  Hospital 

Stevens  Calvin,  20  Winter 

Stevens  Ebenezer,  103  Broadway,  near  B 

Stevens  John,  2  Howard 

Stevens  J.  E.  2  Howard 

Stevens  John  A.  103  Broadway 

Stevens  N.  C.  6  Brookline 

Stone  H.  Osgood,  12  Essex 

Stone  James  W.  6  Bowdoin  square 

Storer  D.  H.  14  Winter 

Strong  Woodbridge,  5  Cambridge 

Sumner  F.  A.  4  Alden 

Taft  A.  C.  21  Bromfield 

Tarbell  J.  A.  7  Crescent  place 

Taylor  Gustavus,  42  Green 

Tewksbury  C.  1  Almont  place 

Thayer  David,  34  Oxford 

Thayer  W.  H.  24  Harrison  avenue 

Thomson  G.  N.  286  Washington 

Thurston  Horace,  697  Washington 

Tobie  I.  AV.  28  Salem 

Tower  George,  707  Washington 

Townsend  Solomon  D.  18  Somerset 

Townsend  W.  E.  10  Hancock 


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Trafton  C.  T.  45  High 

Upham  J.  B.  79  Mt.  Vernon 

Waller  TheopUilus,  41  Atkinson 

Ward  Henry  A.  73  Tremont 

Ware  Charles  E.  156  Tremont 

Ware  Francis  D.  2  Lowell 

Ware  John,  156  Tremont 

Warren  Ira,  Court,  corner  Bulfinch 

Warren  John  C.  2  Park 

Warren  J.  M.  6  Park 

Warren  J.  W.  jr.  10  Channing 

Watson  A.  A.  25  Harrison  avenue,  corner  Beach 

Webb  Thomas  J.  150  Harrison  avenue 

Weld  M.  W.  2  Blanchard's  block 

Wesselhoeft  William,  18  Bedford 

Weymouth  A.  L.  6  Wall 

Whipple  S.  S.  172  Harrison  avenue 

Whitney  W.  J.,  Federal,  corner  High 

Willard  F.  A.  9  Allston  and  8  Allen 

Williams  Henry  W.  10  Essex,  (oculist) 

Williams  J.  L.,  Boylston,  corner  Carver 

Wilson  D.  P.  1  Park 

Winship  Charles  W.  1  Quincy  place 

Wright  T.  S.  140  Harrison  avenue 

Young  William,  3  Mt.  Vernon  avenue 

York  J.  H.  4  Broadway 

PHYSICIANS,  BOTANIC. 

[See  page  309.] 
PHYSICIANS.    Female. 
Alexander  M.  A.  8  Leveret  lane,  (midwife) 
Anderson  C.  131  Endicot 
Davis  Martha,  rear  51  Salem 
Hunt  H.  K.  Miss,  32  Green 
Porter  Mary  S.  23  Liverpool,  E.  B.  (midwife) 
Jones  Rachael,  3  Milton,  (midwife) 
Jordon  L.  Mrs.  1  Garaux  place 
Sawin  M.  A.  91  Hanover 
Wheeler  Ruth,  27  Poplar 

PIANO  FORTES. 

Chickering  J.  334  Washington 

Chickering  &  Co.  509  1-2  Washington 

Gilbert  Lemuel,  416  Washington 

Gilbert  T.  &  Co.  400  Washington 

Hallet,  Cumston,  &  Allen,  339  Washington 

Hallet,  Davis,  &  Co.  417  Washington 

Hallet  &  Ladd,  296  Washington 

Harper  Edward.  96  Court 

Hews  George,  365  Washington 

Hill,  Rider,  &  Owen,  419  Washington 

Lord  George,  493  Washington 

Marsh  S.  W.  371  and  393  Washington 

Neibuhr  H.  372  Washington 

Paul  Charles,  2  Boylston 

Wilkins  &  Newhall,  344  Washington 

Winchester  W.  P.  &  Co.  499  Washington 

Woodward  &  Brown,  352  Washington 

PICKELS,  ETC. 

Bray  C.  F.  &  Co.  36  Cornhill,  (English  imported) 
Lewis  Wm.  &  Wm.  K.  56  Broad 
Underwood  Wm.  &  Co.  67  Broad 

PILOTS. 

Office,  25  Sargent's  wharf. 
Bruce  Jonathan,  jr.  5  Terrace,  E.  B. 
Burrows  William,  Webster,  E.  B. 
Colby  Samuel,  17  Sheafe 
Crispin  William,  19  Commercial 
DoUiver  James  M.  66  Charter 
Eaton  James  M.  192  Hanover 
Fowler  James  L.  4  Foster 
Fowler  William,  5  Phipps  place 
Gurner  Henry  L.,  Webster,  E.  Boston 
Hayden  Abel  T.  175  1-2  Hanover 
Henessey  Richard,  Webster,  E.  Boston 
Hunt  Matthew,  19  Liverpool,  E.  Boston 
Hunt  Reuben  S.  5  Terrace  place,  E.  B. 


Kelly  Robert,  Liverpool,  E.  Boston 

Kelly  Wm.,  Liverpool,  n.  Sumner,  E.  Boston 

Lakin  Benjamin,  3  Unity 

Lakin  Isaac,  Centre,  E.  Boston 

Lampe  William,  25  Sargent's  wharf 

Lunt  Jacob  Iv.,  Webster,  E.  Boston 

Martin  Elbridge  G.,  Webster,  E.  Boston 

Morse  Ezekiel,  Saratoga,  E.  Boston 

Nash  Alfred,  3  Phipps  place 

Nash  George,  11  Sheafe 

Oliver  John,  Webster,  E.  Boston 

Oliver  John,  jr.  Webster,  E.  Boston 

Phillips  William  A.  4  Phipps  place 

Robinson  David  T.,  Sumner,  n.  Jeffries 

Sullivan  George,  2  Tileston 

Sullivan  John  J.  2  Unity 

Tewksbury  Frank  William,  Cottage,  E.  B. 

Tremere  B.  B.  33  Salem 

Williamson  George,  48  Charter 

Wilson  John,  8  Fleet 

PLANES. 

Cummings  Allen,  Merrimac,  corner  Deacon 
Gardner  L.  4  Green 
Stevens  James,  5  Merrimac,  (rules) 
Tileston  T.  73  Harrison  avenue 

PLASTER,  &c. 

Hoxie  T.  W.  &  Co.  46  Long  wharf,  (calcined  and 

ground) 
Roby  Dexter  &  Co.,  Causew'y,  foot  Charlest'wn 
Sprague,  Soule,  &  Co.  7  T  wharf 
Wright  E.  jr.  11  T  wharf,  (calcined  plaster) 
Young  C.  &  Co.,  Brown's  wf.  (calcined  &  ground) 

PLASTER  IMAGE  MAKERS. 

Chickey  &  Garey,  24  School 
Gariboldi  P.  &  Co.  36  School 
Podesta  S.  12  Green 

PLUMBERS. 

Baird  George,  83  Cambridge 

Bothamly  George,  42  Devonshire 

Byrnes  F.  D.  4  Howard 

Clarke  John&  Son,  118  Court 

Ditson  Samuel  J.  28  Causeway 

Drew  &  Brothers,  54  Court 

Fessenden  Abijah,  Beach,  corner  South 

Floyd  Thomas,  18  Water 

Hunt  James  L.  &  Co.  34  School 

Hunt  N.  &  Co.  5  Water 

Kent  &  Hill,  17  &  19  Cornhill 

Learnard  &  Pollard,  16  Devonshire 

Locke  &  Cordwell,  Barrett,  (ship) 

Lockwood,  Zane,  &  Lumb,  5  Derby  Range 

Morrison  C.  G.  &  Co.  14  Lyceum  bl'k,  Sudbury 

Paterson  &  Wilson,  15  Lindall 

Pearce  William,  35  Congress 

Pieper  P.  13  Brattle 

Puffer  A.  D.  15  Hawley 

Roberts  W.  R.  418  Washington 

Ridgway  J.  1  Court  avenue 

Snelling  E.  H.  &  Son,  Richmond,  c.  HanoTer 

Stewart  S.  B.  169  Tremont 

West  Richard,  2  Water 

POCKET  BOOKS. 

Dyer  E.  E.  141  Washington 

Dyer  James,  114  Wash.  &  124  Cambridge 

Marsh  John,  77  Washington 

Smith  S.  J.  H.  215  Washington 

Thaxter  Joshua,  Devonshire,  corner  Water 

Vreeland  J.  H.  11  Devonshire 

POLICE  OFFICERS. 

[See  page  21.] 

PORTER,  ALE,  AND  CIDER. 

Beard   L.,  Howard   Athenaeum,  (mineral  water 

and  soda) 
Burt  Uri,  64  Commercial 


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Carnith  U.  J.  3  and  4  Gerrish  block 

Gilbert  Henry,  12  Merrinuic 

Kent  John,  iid  Water 

Land  Robert,  oi  Federal,  (merchant) 

Lawrence  William.  3}  Federal 

Leishman  John,  5  Congres:*  square 

Marsh  W.  P   74  Commercial 

Pearson  &  French,  11  Hawley 

Pitts  Walter  .V  Co.  o  Lons;  wharf 

Prescott  O.  P.  &  Co.  9  Canal  block,  Blackstone 

Richards  I.  D.  &  Son,  2)  Elm 

Sherburne  !!<:  Son,  114  Blackstone 

Shiverick  G.  24  Broad 

Snow  I.  &  Co.  8  Merchants'  row 

Taylor  John  i<:  Sons,  74  Commercial 

Van  AVyck  Abrahun,  7-3  1-2  Commercial 

Webber  N.  A.  41  Broad 

PORT  WARDENS. 

Atkins  I.  M.  68  Commercial 
Edes  Robert  B.  'i8  Commercial 
Howes  Willis,  68  Commercial 

POT  AND  PEARL  ASHES. 

Chamberlin  Edward,  o  India 
Stearns  Simon  &  Son,  8  India 
Thomas  William  &  Co.  79  State 
Ward&  Boott,  116  Milk 

PRINTERS. 

Andrews  &  Printiss,  1 1  Devonshire  &  12  State 
Balch  Edward  L.  24  Congress 
Bang  Jacob  N.  40  Cornhill 
Bazin  George  W.  37  Cornhill 
Bcals  &  Greene,  21  Water 
Bemis  George  F.  22  School 
Bense  William,  3  State 
Bradbury,  Harmon,  &  Co.  7  State 
Bradley  J.  N.  14  and  16  State 
Brewer  O.  22  N.  Market 
Bulger  James,  12  School 
Butts  I.  R.,  School,  corner  Washington 
Carter  T.  H.  1  and  3  Water 
Chadwick  William,  18  Exchange 
Chishdlm  John  B.  o  Water 
Clapp  David,  over  184  Washington 
Clapp  C.  W.  &  W.  W.  ir.  142  1-2  Washington 
Colton  Charles  W.  2  Water 
Coolidge  &  Wiley,  12  Water,  c.  Devonshire 
Crocker  &  Brewster,  47  Wash.         [change  Hotel 
Damrell  ik    Moore,    Devonshire,    adjoining  Ex- 
Dearborn  Nathaniel,  104  Washington 
Dearborn  N.  S.  1  Water 
Devereux  H.  L.  160  Washington 
Dutton  &  Wentwortl),  37  Congress 
Eastburn  John  H.  18  Stare 
Estabrook  Silas,  142  Washington 
Evans  John  D.  12  Scho(d 
Farwell  J.  E.  &  Co.  32  Congress 
Farwell  J.  H.  &  F.  F.  14  Congress 
Filmer  W.  152  Washington 
Forbes  Abner,  37  Cornhill 
Freeborn  &  Rich,  3  Water 
Hall  John  B.  66  Cornhill 
Hall  William  A.  22  School 
Hallworth  Joseph  L.  8  Congress 
Harris  Samuel,  66  Cornhill 
Hart  S.  R.  6  State 
Haskell  A.  W.  4  Washington 
Hooton  David,  Haskins'  building 
Howe  Jonathan,  39  Merchants'  row 
Jenks  George  C.  88  Hanover 
Jones  Justin,  1  1-2  Water 
Kidder  Andrew  B.  7  Cornhill,  (music) 
Lakin  J.  F.  86  State 
Learned,  Tompson,  &  Co.  86  State 
Lincoln  Ezra,  14  Congress 
Marden  W,  32  Congress 
Marvin  T.  R.  24  Congress 
Mead  Charles  C.  4  State 
Mendum  J.  P.  35  Washington 


Moody  C.  C.  P.  52  Washington 

Moulton  William  U.  22  School 

Mudge  &  Corliss,  21  School 

Morey  Thomas,  138  1-2  Washington 

Munroe  ik  Francis,  Devonshire,  c.  Spring  lane 

Putnam  John.  81  Cornhill 

Rand  George  C.  &  Co.  3  Cornhill 

Ruggles  S.  P.  152  Wash,  (printer  for  the  blind) 

Seaman  S.  P.  142  1-2  Washington 

Simonds  Wm.  &  Co.  12  School 

Sleeper  &  Rogers,  12  State 

Snow  George  K.  &  Co.  5  Washington 

Spooner  &  Botet'ur,  116  Washington 

Stacv,  Richardson  &  Co.  11  Milk 

Stile's  R.  &  Co.  9  Doane 

Thurston,  Torrey,  ^  Co.  31  Devonshire 

Torrey  Joseph  G.  23  Devonshire 

Tuttle  &  Dennet,  21  School 

Watson  George  B.  60  Congress 

White  &  Potter,  Spring  lane 

White  George  W.,  Court,  corner  Tremont 

Wier  &  White,  11  Cornhill 

Wilson  John,  21  School 

Wright  A.  J.  3  Water 

PRINTERS.     Copperplate. 
Andrews  Robert,  116  Washington 
Ball  &  Pollard,  116  Washington 
Bufford  J.  H.  &  Co.  2')4  Wash.       [change  Hotel 
Damrell   &   Moore,  Devonshire,  adjoining  Ex- 
Dearborn  Nathaniel,  104  Washington 
Dearborn  N.  S.  1  Water 
Deelev  C.  31  Court 
Freeborn  &  Rich,  3  Water 
Holland  T.  R.  12  School 
Stevens  Luther,  186  Washington 
Wilson  W.  W.  23  Court 

PRINTER'S  INK  DEALERS. 

Boston  Type  &  Stereotype  Foundry,  Spring  lane 

Chadwick  William,  18  E.Kchange 

Clark  Isaac  P.  113  Washington 

Curtis  George  A.  66  Congress 

Dutton  (<•  Wentworth.  37  Congress 

Hill  William  H.  &  Co.  32  Corahill 

PRODUCE. 

Adams  C.  P.  12  Merchants'  row 

Avery  H.  N.  23  Elm 

Ayer  &  Stone,  7  Market  square 

Bailey  Benjamin,  46  Brattle 

Baldwin  &  Stone,  9  Market  square 

Bartlett  J.  W.  &  Co.  18  Commercial 

Belknap  &  Brothers,  55  Brattle 

Blinn  Aaron  C.  7  Railroad  block,  Lincoln 

Chamberlain  John  H.  8  Market  square 

Chesley  John  H.  1  the  South  Market,  (cellar) 

Child  Jonas  D.  1  the  South  Market,  (cellar) 

Clark,  Bingham,  &•  Co.  4  Chatham  row 

Coffin  N.  R.  24  Merchants'  row 

Colby  John,  Maverick  square 

Dolby  Hubbard,  10  Merchants'  row 

Dow"Moses  &  Co.  112  State 

Draper  J.  M.  7  Merchants'  row 

Ellis  David  &  Co.  3  Merchants'  row 

Emerson  H.  &  Co.  8  Market  square 

Emerson  &  Fitz,  8  1-2  Market  square 

Ewings  W.  W.  37  N.  Market 

Fay  Isaac,  46  Brattle 

Frothingham  Peter,  54  Fulton 

Gilmore  A.  W.  34  Merchants'  row 

Goodnough  &  Richardson,  80  State 

Gove  C.  head  City  wharf 

Harwood  James  '&:  Co.  31  Commercial 

Hatch  Windsor,  2d,  47  Kneeland 

Heustis  Warren,  5^  North  Market 

Hcmcnway  S.  S.  24  Elm 

Hicks  &  Hathaway,  13  Commercial 

Hobbs  William  J.  C.  46  Kneeland 

Holdcn  Freeman,  5  Railroad  block,  Lincoln 

Humphrey,  Bartlett,  &  Co.  13  N.  Market 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


851 


Jackson  S.  S.  &  Co.  22  Long  wharf 

Johnson  &  Draprr,  14  Ehn 

Jolinson  Phili]),  'A8  Comuiercial 

Jonrs  &  Farley,  88  State 

Joy  Charles  F.  7  Chatham  row 

Keyes  Amos,  10  Maiket  square 

Kilhum  C.  A.  &  Co.  33  Commercial 

Kimball  &  Miller,  1  Merchants'  row 

Knights,  Fisher,  tt  Co.  11  Market  square 

Kendrick  &  Noiton,  head  City  wharf 

Lovejoy  [•].  F.  127  State 

Meiriam  Joseph  W.  2  )  Elm 

Merriam  Samuel  J.  6  ]Market  square 

Moulton  X.  H.  61  Brattle 

Mower  &  Randall,  30  l-'.i  Merrimac 

Noves  Moses,  8  Brattle  square 

Raiiger  &  Woods,  101  State 

Raymond  Z    L.  &  Co.  11  South  Market 

Reed  &  Kenny,  21  Merchants'  row 

Richardson  G.  B.  (S:  Co.  1  Market  square 

Richardson  F.  8  Railroad  block 

Rice  F.  &  F.  118  State 

Sartwell  S.  jr.  Faneuil  Hall,  (cellar) 

Sartwell  &  Walker,  4  Market  square 

Scates  Dodavah.  84  Utica 

Sortwell  &  Co.  11  and  12  N.  Market 

Sticknev  H.  &  I.  12  Chatham  &  8  Chatham  row 

Stickney  &  Parks,  99  State 

Taylor  N.  D.  Y.  lo  Merchants'  row 

Teel  G.  S.  32  Merchants'  row 

Tyler  J^  C.  c^t  Co.  -54  Chatham 

Watts  Samuel  F.  3  Market  square 

Webster  G.  Wallace  <!<:  Co.  4  India  wharf 

Yeaton  George  H.  33  Commercial 

PROVISION  DEALERS. 

Allen  S.  W.,  Atkinson,  corner  High 

Andrews  A.  38  School 

Atwood  ct  Higgins,  89  Charles 

Babb  Eben  P.,  North  square 

Bartlett  Lemuel,  opp.  26  Brookline 

Bartlett  Lewis  P.  o  Bromheld 

Blacker  J.  D.  326  Broadway 

Belding  John,  111  Cambridge 

Bemis  E.  P.,  Lowell,  cor.  Cotting 

Berry  A.  M.  11  Bedford 

Blaisdell  David,  Endicot,  corner  Cross 

Blasdell  P.  O.,  Kingston,  corner  Bedford 

Bodge  &  Cutter,  Myrtle,  cor.  W.  Centre 

Bridge  Hereman,  93  Chambers 

Brown  G.  M.,  Suffolk,  near  Canton 

Brown  &  Mason,  Temple,  corner  Derne 

Burgess  &  Talbot,  Merrimac  Market 

Burnett  ^  Foster,  4  Green 

Burnett  Warren,  469  Washington 

Burrill  John,  Beach,  corner  Tyler 

Campbell  John,  185  Hanover 

Chandler  Benj.  jr.  Ii2  Ann 

Chandler  E.  M.  o97  Washington 

Churchill  H.  k  Co.  1  N.  End  block 

Clark  Francis,  38  Bowdoin 

Clark  J.  H.,  Oak,  corner  Hudson 

Clark  &  Wilder,  112  Court 

Colbv  John,  Maverick  sq.  E.  B. 

Coolidse  T.  &.  E.  101  Charles 

Copeland  M.  W.  123  and  12i  Cambridge 

Cutter  George,  Richmond,  near  Hanover 

Dudley  S.  W.,  Federal,  corner  Federal  court 

Dunnels  Edward  H.  4  Lowell 

Edgerly  &  Lovejoy,  91  Endicot 

Ensilish  A.  T..  Hanover,  cor.  Cross 

Faden  A.  M.  623  W'ashington 

Fisher  Edward,  8  Bedford 

Fitzgibbons  *  O'Leaiy,  Sea,  corner  Kneeland 

Flanders  Cvrus,  22  Essex 

Frost  Seth  F.  92  Federal 

Foster  A.  A.  &  Co.  23  Howard 

Gallison  J.  H.  73  Cambridge 

Gleason  Wm.  H.,  Prince,  corner  Thacher 

Goddard  Geo.  W.  110  Purchase 


Goddard  Wm.  W.,  Green,  corner  Gouch 

Goodale  H.  L.,  South,  corner  Essex 

Grose  William,  11  Merrimac 

Hayden  cK:  Jones,  45  Chambers 

Herrick  Samuel,  78  Carver 

Hinds  A.  M.  3)  Derne 

Hook  W.  R.  M.  49  Salem 

Howe  &  Brother,  7  Blossom 

Howe  B.  H.  170  Tremont 

Humphrey  W.  A.,  Canton,  corner  Suffolk 

Kidder  Al)ner  C,  Harrison  av.  cor.  Kneeland 

Kimball  Warren,  Broadway,  corner  E 

Kingsbury  William  C,  Dover,  cor.  Suffolk 

Knowles  Thomas.  Sumner,  c.  London,  E.  B. 

Lakeman  M.  B.  14  )  and  142  Court 

Learnard  \-  Brimbecom,  9  Atkinson 

Learnard  Samuel  .S.  21  Lincoln 

Leland  Windsor,  741  Washington 

Litchfield  Noah,  jr.  21  Merrimac 

Locke  Joseph  A.  22  Salem 

Look  Orrick,  8)  High 

Lucas  Legrand.  623  Washington 

McAleer  Peter,  76  Prince 

Mallard  &  King,  South,  corner  Summer 

Manning  Joshua,  Sea,  corner  Summer 

McDonald  Daniel,  46  Cove 

Mills  &  Sargent,  Pleasant,  cor.  Tremont 

Morse  Perlev,  jr.  8  Pincknev 

Mower  &  Randall,  30  1-2  Merrimac 

Munroe  James,  2  )0  Hanover 

Murray  S.  B.,  Causeway,  corner  Billerica 

Myers  John  H.,  Leveret,  corner  Brighton 

Nolen  Patrick,  Kneeland,  corner  Cove 

Noves  George  N.  &  Co.  97  Broadway,  near  B 

Parker  E.  130  Ann 

Patten  J.  44  Eliot 

Piercy  H.  C.  197  Hanover 

Piper  William  H.,  Essex,  cor.  Columbia 

Potter  A.  B.  o7  Brighton 

Pulsifer  T.  P.  104  Salem 

Ramsev  James  S.  opposite  26  Brookline 

Reed  C.  T.  38  and  41  Cambridge 

Reed  W.  C.  ol  and  -53  W.  Cedar 

Rhoades  S.  H.  227  Hanover 

Rich  Richard,  Central  sq.  E.  B. 

Richardson  J.  D.,  Fourth,  corner  A 

Robinson  Nelson,  20  Merrimac 

Rogers  A.  C,  Curve,  corner  Hudson 

Rollins  c<-  Blodgett,  112  Salem 

Royce  Bradley,  Carver,  corner  Eliot 

Sabine  &  Folsoin,  72  Salem 

Sanderson  Albert,  I  Cambridge 

Sanderson  John,  Portland,  cor.  Sudbury 

Sanderson  L.  214  Hanover 

Seaverns  A.  &  Co.  26  School 

Slater  iK:  McKay,  Maverick  square,  E.  B. 

Smalley  L.  W.,  Tremont,  corner  Boylston 

Smith  Abner,  Central  square,  E.  B. 

Smith  J.  L.  tV-  Co.  20  School 

Snow  Henry  S.  460  Washington 

Steele  William  M.  do  Endicot 

Stevens  Charles  T.  9  Sun  court 

Sumner  Charles  H.  36  Bromtield 

Swallow  C,  Thacher,  corner  Charlestown 

Sweetser  <V-  Shumway,  69)  Washington 

Thomas  Washington,  6-59  Washington 

Thompson  S.  N.  8o.5  Washington 

Towle  Henry,  190  Harrison  avenue 

Townsend  H.  J.  46^)  Washington 

Upton  ^'  Murray,  16  Leveret 

Wait  Gilbert,  Fourth,  near  A 

Walker  A.  G.  28  Poplar 

AVeeks  .lames  A.  36  Federal 

Weld  D.  M..  Webster,  near  Orleans 

"Wellington  Seth,  Beach,  corner  Hudson 

Wcntworth  Samuel  A.  56  Cambridge 

Weston  W.  J.,  Pearl,  corner  Broad 

Whitney  it  AVinship,  55  Chambers 

Williams  H.  E.  58  Merrimac 

Wilson  Thomas  P.  90  Harrison  avenue 


352                                            BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 

Woodbridge  J.  M.  267  Ann 

Winchester  E.,  A.  &  W.  15  South  Market 

Worster  &  Hart,  20  South  Market 

Salt  Provisions.     Wholesale. 

PUBLICATIONS.    Agentsfor. 

Bayley  James  R.  18  South  Market 

Coombs  &  Svmmes,  15  State 

Dana  &  Co.  27  Commercial  wharf 

Davis  W.  R!  16  State 

Fay  Harrison,  43  South  Market 

Fisher  &  Chapin,  7'!  and  ~o  Faneuil  Hall  Market 

Flinn  C.  E.  473  Washington 
Hiller  Thomas,  jr.  123  Hanover 
Hotchkiss  &  Co.  13  Court 

Jacobs  A.  &  A.  12  Lons;  wharf 

Lane  Charles  &  Co.  22  South  Market 

Redding  &  Co.  8  State 
Safford  E.  3  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Mansur  S.  19  South  Market 

Perry,  Jacobs,  &  Co.  10  South  Market 

Saxton  F.  S.  19  State                                         [pot 
Wheeler  &  Lovering,  Boston  &  Maine  R.  R.  de- 

Rice  I.  C.  &  W.  &  Co.  69  and  71  Faneuil  Hall 

Valentine  Charles  &  Co.  4  South  Market 

Wiley  Thomas,  jr.  20  State 

PUBLIC  HOUSES  IN  BOSTON.                                                   | 

Names  of  Houses. 

Locations. 

J3v  whom  kept. 

Adams  House, 

371  Washington  street. 

Chamberiin  &  Co. 

Albany  Hotel, 

Albany,  corner  Kneeland  st. 

0.  F.  Morgan 

Albion  House, 

Tremont,  c.  Beacon  street. 

J.  W.  Barton 

American  Change  Hotel, 

176  Harrison  avenue 

American  House, 

42  Hanover  street. 

Le^vis  Rice  &  Co. 

Athenceum  House, 

9  Howard  street. 

G.  W.  Barker 

Atlantic  House 

394  Washington  street. 

William  Bacon 

Bite  Tavern, 

8  Market  square. 

William  Hastings 

Boston  Temperance  House, 

37  Lincoln  street. 

J.  Merritt 

Branch  Hotel, 

47  Portland  street. 

I.  N.  Stackhouse 

Bromfield  House, 

Bromfield  street. 

S.  Crockett 

Cambridge  House, 

112  Cambridge  street, 

D.  G.  Cummings 

Central  House, 

9  Brattle  square. 

L.  Slade 

Chesnut  Cottage, 

15  Portland  street, 

B.  Graffam 

City  Hotel, 

Brattle  street, 

Chamberiin  &  Gage 

Commercial  Coffee  House, 

Milk  street, 

Benjamin  Walker 

Concert  Hall, 

Hanover,  cor.  Court  street. 

P.  B.  Brigham 

Congress   House, 

Pearl,  corner  High  street, 

A.  Cheney 

Cornhill  Coffee  House, 

1  Cornhill  court, 

C.  M.  Taft 

Eagle  Hotel, 

24  Ann  street. 

H.  Rogers 

Eastern  Exchange  Hotel, 

Eastern  avenue,  E.  R.  R.  wf. 

A.  Emery 

Eastern  R.  R.  House, 

llo  Commercial  street. 

L.  French 

Eastern  Steamboat  House, 

23  Commercial  street, 

A.  T.  Readhead 

Empire  House, 

67  Eastern  avenue 

Endicot  House, 

Endicot,  cor.  Cross  street. 

B.  Sheridan 

Exchange  Coffee  House, 

Congress  sq.  &  Devonshire  st. 

McGill  &  Fearing 

Farmers'  House 

20  Ann  street 

Fire  Department  Hotel, 

South  Boston, 

T.  Hutchinson 

Fitchburg  Exchange, 

Canal,  cor.  Causeway  street. 

Whittier  &  Bagley 

Fountain  House, 

Beach,  cor.  Harrison  avenue. 

William  Wildes 

Franklin  House, 

44  Merchants'  row, 

Cross,  Sampson,  &  Co. 

Freeman's  Inn, 

Sea  street,  near  the  bridge. 

Jeremiah  Brown 

Fulton  House, 

Cross,  cor.  Fulton  street, 

Clark  &  Marble 

German  Coft'ee  House, 

155  Pleasant  street. 

Charles  Pfaff 

German  Hotel, 

76  Federal  street 

J.  P.  Weixler 

Globe  Hotel, 

Hanover,  c.  Commercial  st. 

William  P.  Shute 

Hancock  House, 

Corn  Court, 

J.  A.  Duggan 

Hanover  House, 

50  Hanover  street. 

C.  B.  Wilson 

Jefferson  House, 

16  Ann  street. 

William  R.  Huntoon 

La  Grange  Hotel, 

17  Union  street. 

L.  Clark 

Lowell  House, 

Lowell,  cor.  Barton  street, 

C.  Ober 

Macomber's  Hotel, 

9  Elm  street. 

J.  T.  Macomber 

Mansion  House, 

95  Hanover  street. 

E.  Gunison 

Mariner's  House, 

North  square. 

William  Brodhead 

Marlboro'  Hotel, 

229  Washington  street. 

M.  S.  Proctor 

Massachusetts  House, 

Endicot,  cor.  Cross  street. 

D.  Harvey 

Maverick  House. 

Maverick  square. 

D.  Bryant 

Merchants'  Exchange  Hotel, 

State  street. 

Henry  Dooley 

Merchants'  Hotel, 

13  Change  avenue 

Ephraim  Hayes 

Merrimac  House, 

Merrimac  street. 

J.  L.  Hanson 

Montezuma  House, 

52  Kneeland  street. 

Samuel  M.  Bancroft 

National  House, 

Blackstone,  cor.  Cross  street, 

H.  Tubbs 

Naumkeag  House, 

3  Lewis  street. 

B.  V.  Sargent 

New  England  House, 

Clinton  street. 

L.  Maynard 

Norfolk  House, 

25  Elm  street. 

W.  Merritt 

01d|Colony  House, 

South,  cor.  Kneeland  street. 

Patrick  Holly 

Old  Province  House, 

rear  165  Washington  street. 

T.  Waite 

Pantheon  House, 

439  Washington  street. 

John  Holton 

Park  House, 

Bovlston,  cor.  Tremont  st. 

Patterson  House, 

11  Elm  street. 

M.  &  M.  Wildes 

Pavilion, 

41  Tremont  row. 

W.  E.  Russell 

Pearl  Street  House, 

Pearl,  cor.  Milk  street. 

Hitchcock  &  Huggins 

Pemberton^House, 

Howard  street, 

A.  H.  Murdoek 

BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


353 


Names  of  Houses. 
Quincy  House, 
Railroad  House, 
Readhcad's  Hotel, 
Revere  House, 
Richmond  House, 
Sailor's  Home, 
Seaman's  Hotel, 
Shades, 

Shawmut  House, 
Silver  Lake  Hotel, 
South  Boston  Hotel, 
Stackpole  House, 
St.  Charles  Hotel, 
Tremont  House, 
Tremont  Street  Hotel, 
Twelfth  Ward  Hotel, 
Union  Hotel, 
United  States  Hotel, 
Utica  House, 
"Washington  House, 
Western  Avenue  Hotel, 
Western  Hotel, 
Western  R.  R.  Hotel, 
Whitney's  Hotel, 
Winthrop  House, 


Locations. 

1  Brattle  square. 
Turnpike  st.  S.  Boston, 

86  South,  cor.  Kneeland  st. 
Bowdoin  sq.  cor.  Bulfinch  st. 
Richmond  street, 
99  Purchase  street, 
Langdon  place 

2  Cornhill  square, 
32  Hanover  street 
4  Cornhill  square, 
Fourth  street 

38  Milk  street. 

Beach,  cor.  Lincoln  street, 

Tremont  street, 

Tremont,  cor.  Canton  street. 

Fourth  St.  cor.  Turnpike 

Maverick  sq.  E.  Boston, 

Beach,  cor.  Lincoln  street, 

Utica  street, 

158  Washington  street, 

Milldam, 

94  &  96  Cambridge  street, 

11  Albany  street, 

Lincoln  street, 

Tremont,  cor.  Boylston  st. 


By  lohom  kept. 
Eli  Wheelock 
T.  Leavitt 
A.  T.  Readhead 
P.  Stevens 

D.  Pingrey 
John  O.  Chaney 

Thomas  Bates 

E.  B.  Cutler 

Alexander  McGregor 
Milo  A.  Taylor 
Tucker  &  Parker 
H.  W.  Haseltine 

P.  J.  Hoynes 
Holman  &  Silsby 

C.  Baker 

E.  S.  Goodnow 

D.  W.  Hopkins 

E.  H.  Doolittle 
Alba  Hathaway 
Charles  Whitney 


PUMP  AND  BLOCK  MAKERS. 

Bagnall  &  Loud,  29  Fulton 

Bentley  &  Green,  Ann.  corner  Clark 

Carr  John  K.,  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Gate  &  Whittle,  Cunningham's  wf.  E.  Boston 

Clark  Joseph,  33  Fulton 

Dyer  Daniel  A.  head  Foster's  wharf 

Francis  &  Lovell,  o2  India  wharf 

Hosea  Samuel,  jr.  282  Commercial 

Ingalls  John  R.  12  ^lerrimac 

Lawson  J.  W.  rear  13o  Ann 

!Morse  Edmund  N.  rear  13o  Ann 

Peirce  Jonathan,  107  1-2  Com'l,  head  Lewis  wf. 

Shelton  T.  J.,  Liverpool,  North  wharf 

Simmons  Joseph,  300  Commercial 

READING  ROOMS. 

Democratic,  cor.  Congress  street  and  square 
Merchants'  Exchange  News  Room,  State 
Whig,  over  144  Washington 

RESTAURANTS,  ETC. 

Allen  William,  131  Cambridge 

Amory  H.  C.  4  Lindall 

Badger  O.  H.  34  Brattle 

Bailey  A.  J.  196  1-2  Washington 

Baker  Thomas,  Boylston  Market,  (cellar) 

Ball  J.  G.  46  Congress 

Batchelder  H.  10  Boylston 

Bates  T.  2  Cornhill  court,  rear  Joy's  building 

Bates  Thomas,  431  Washington 

Berry  Abraham,  80  Fulton 

Bradshaw  C.  T.  ik  H.  H.  112  Fan.  Hall  Market 

Brigham  P.  B.  95  Court 

Campbell  Abner  R.  5  Sz  7  Wilson  lane 

Campljell  J.  46  North  Market 

Carr  Joseph,  3  Rowe's  wharf 

Chandler  J.  G.  7  Maverick  block,  E.  Boston 

Crafts  Caleb  H.,  Lewis,  near  the  ferry 

Crookcr  B.,  E.  Boston  ferry  [S.  Market 

Currier  H.  M.  &  A.  M.  44"  Merchants'  row,  cor. 

Daniels  Vincent,  10  Theatre  alley 

Davis  &  Martin,  3  North  Market 

Davis  John,  11  Franklin 

Downs  &  Emery,  57  Brattle 

Edgarton  J.  0.'.37  Merchants'  row 

Edwards  Albert,  Oak,  cor.  Albany 

Fenno  Wm.,  Theatre  alley 

Fish  H.  S.  58  Broad 

French  &  Cooper,  209  Broad 

Fuller  A.  M.  48  Brattle 

Gale  Isaac,  1  Boylston  Market  [alley 

Gibbs  J.  B.,  Mass.  block.  Court  sq.  &  Theatre 


Gibson  J.  M.  near  165  Milk 

Gilman  J.  P.  17  Brattle  square 

Gilmore  Armanda,  2  Foster's  wharf 

Gilson  &  Henry,  Court,  c.  Cornhill 

Goodridge  L.  98  Court 

Goss  Emery,  6  Faneuil  Hall  Market,  (cellar) 

Guppy  J.  H.  54  Brattle 

Hartson  L.  48  Chatham 

Harvey  S.  D.  39  Congress 

Higgins  E.  &  Co.  9  Gerrish  block 

Hixon  &  Jenness,  13  Merchants'  row 

Humphrey  A.  21  F.  H.  Market,  (cellar) 

Hussey  Silvanus,  8  Long  wharf 

Jameson  &  Richardson,  1  Spring  lane 

Jewett  I.  rear  318  Washington 

Jenkins  J.  E.  under  N.  E.  House 

Jones  A.  opposite  75  Commercial 

Kendall  S.  E.,  Old  State  House 

Knight  D.  S.,  Harvard,  cor.  Albany 

Knight  &  Roberts,  14  Franklin 

Knox  &  Wads  worth,  64  Blackstone 

Lambert  Henry,  111  Commercial 

Learned  Isaac  M.  31  Congress 

Leeds  Wm.  S.  H.  169  Tremont 

Locke  Wm.  C.  9  Lindall 

Lyman  Gad  C,  Post  Office  avenue 

Metcalf  Caleb  H.  211  Broad 

Milliken  Francis,  Norfolk  avenue 

Moses  J.  F.  176  Washington 

Nataly  G.  23  Doane 

Newell  Benjamin  F.  11  Le^^Ts,  East  Boston 

Oldfield  W.  C.  12  Theatre  alley 

Orne  Wm.  30  Brattle 

Page  W.  53  N.  Market 

Paige  E.  41  North  Market 

Paine  &  Newcomb,  under  77  Washington 

Palfrey  Wm.  D.  16  Hawley 

Park  Thomas  D.  2  Morton  place 

Parker  H.  D.  3  Court  square 

Parker  &  Savels,  11  Harvard  place 

Patrick  James,  57  Union 

Pearson  &  Rowe,  58  Union 

Perkins  Edward,  43  Congress 

Riddle  E.  S.  &  Co.  27  North  Market 

Salisbury  Ambrose,  22  Commercial 

Severance  Charles  W.  6  Lindall 

Skimmings  S.  H.  139  Hanover 

Smith  Eber,  133  Cambridge 

Smith  M.  45  North  Market 

Smith  George,  120  Commercial 

Spaulding  S.  W.  58  Commercial 

Temple  &  Perry,  rear  26  Congress 

Stone  Wm.  94  Fulton 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


Todd  Tliom  IS,  Pleiisnnt,  opposite  Eliot 
Wade  iV  Atkinson.  0  Wilson  lane 
Wright  Jolm,  IG  E.\chan<re 

RIGGERS. 

Albert  J.  2fiT  Coninifrcial 

Brewster  \V.  M.,  CunniiiLrham's  wf.  E.Boston 

Bryer  Alc.\aiidcr  K.  114  Coniinercial 

Ciirncs  E.  (!t  Co.,  Cross,  cor.  Fulton 

Clinkard  ct  Fenlee,  Coinmcreial  wharf 

Hiiminond  ■*(•  l'"i-liburn,  18'J  Commercial 

Handy  P.  291  C  )mniercial  [E.  B. 

Low  (•'rancis   &   Son,  Union   wharf,.  &  Sumner, 

McClennan  George,  Arch  wharf 

McClcnnan  J.  J.  <Sr  C.  S.  22  India  wharf 

White  James  A.  13  Foster's  wharf 

RUBBERS. 

[Sec  India  liulihcr  Goods.] 

SADDLE,   TRUNK,  &,    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

[See  Coach  Triniiners  and  Harness  Makers.] 
Baker  John  B.  12  Court 
Bitiii) an  II.  I  6  Blackstone 
Bell  Wm.  .5(i  C.mrt,  (trunks) 
Boyd  James  tV:  Son,  27  Merchants'  row 
Brickett  James  P.,  Broadw.iv.  near  Dorchester 
Bryant  S.  D.,  Harrison  avci  vc,  near  Troy 
Chirk  A.  A.  IV)  Elm  and  1>  Sc.i  lol.  (tiiiuks) 
Cooper  E.  M.  6  Duck  scpiarc,  (trunks) 
Cooper  R.  M.,  Sudbury,  cor.  Court,  (trunks) 
Cross  Henry,  '.i  Museum  Ijuildin^  [(trunks) 

Cumminns  J.   R.   junction    Union   8:   Marshall, 
Davis  Charl(!s,  (^harlcstown,  near  Travcrs 
Dixon  (/oortfc,  ol  Federal,  near  Channiug 
Gould  tt  Stowe,  18  Union,  (trunks) 
Griswold  A.  ."W  I'ortlaiui 
Haley  J.  (i.  .V2  1-2  Milk,  (trunks) 
Ham  Daniel,  7H  Ann,  (trunks) 
Hanafoid  <<:  lUley.  ")')  Union  [apparatus) 

Havward  Moses,  D  Trenu)ut  Temple,   (travelling 
H  lis,  Foster,  <<•  Co.  CI  HI  u'Ustone 
Holmes  Wm.  2')  Tremont  row 
Iloyt  K-  Lane.  21   Union 
Laws  H.  G.  rear  '.il't  Hanover 
Main  iV  Mayo,  ll.S  Sea 
McCaffrey  Henrv,  Fulton,  rnr.  Richmond 
Neat  .Nathan,  I!)  l-',lm,  (trunks) 
O  Connor  H.  !)8  Beach 
Pratt  Sylvanus  (j.  Ifi  Sudbury 
Putnam  iviw.ud,  7')  Congress,  (trunks) 
J{ead  Joseph  S.  11  1-2  E.Kchange 
Reed  Reuben,  :i2  Kim 

Reed  Wm.  2>  Hawley  [(trunks) 

Roberts  (V  Edmunds,  Ilaskins'  bnild'g,  lloward, 
Roulstonc  E.  A.  G.  !)  Hanover,  (trunks) 
Shelton  i^-  Cheever.  7  Washington 
Springall  (ieorge.  •>  Merrimac 
Tisd  lie  Wm.  jr.  77  U'nicm,  (trunks) 
Tr.isk  II.  P   f.)  Cambrids,'e.  (trunks) 
Tucker  Jehiel.  .S)  Porllaud 
Turner  Francis  A.,  Harrison  av.  cor.  Curve 
Whi))pen  \-  Trider,  (i  •  IMackstone 
WinshipX-  Willi.,  ;il  I'.lm,  (trunks) 

SADDLERY   HARDWARE. 

Dana  Edward.  21  Kilby 
Fairbanks  Henry  P.  -"lO  Pearl 
Lining  {<;  Graupner,  IW  Kilby 
Mitchell  N.  e't  Sons,  10  Kilby 
Taylor  &  Harris,  l.'J  Kill)y 

SAIL  MAKERS. 

Aiken  S:  Amcriiic,  I  Connnrri  iai  wharf 
Alden  Robert  T.  KIH  CoiumcMial 
Ale.Minder  \-  Went,  211  I'oster's  wharf 
Blike  Nathaniel,  21  Couimeicial 
Bianey  ^  Martin,  8  Long  wharf 
Blasland  &  Leach,  Arcli  wf.  216  Broad 


Bolton  Wm.  jr.  42  India 

Boss  Isaac,  112  Commercial 

Brom  ide  Abram  &  Son,  .53  Lontr  wharf 

Child  ^  Crocker,  2  Nmth  Market 

Cliild  John,  over  12  Commercial 

Crocker*  Otis,  11  Commercial  wharf 

Dovereux  J.  N.  11  Eistcrn  Railroad  wharf 

Dorrill  Theodore,  1  Foster's  wharf 

Emmons  Wm   S.  112  Commercial 

Gair  John.  Liverpoul  wharf 

Harding  J.  M.  fi  T  wharf 

Hayden  T.  T    110  Commercial 

Hutchinson  Jt  Bunill.  44  Cjarmcrcial 

Kemp  S.  51  Commercial 

Kingman  Cjeorge  c^-  Co.  12  City  wharf 

Kinsman  H.  A.,  AVales'  wharl 

Lambert  C.  S.  11  Eastern  Railroad  wharf 

Lombard  N.  K.  6  T  wharf 

Luring  tt  Gushing,  48  Commercial 

Lorif.g  Jonathan  tt  Son,  Union  wharf 

Lothrop  John,  Ea-tern  Railroad  wharf 

Melzard  O.  Q   42  India 

Norton  Daniel,  jr.  48  India 

Norton  Josbiia.  Pioneer  wharf,  214  Broad 

Peak  Philip,  7  E.istern  Railroad  whart' 

Porter  Edward  F.,  Sumner,  opp    London,  E.  B. 

Porter  Samuel  A.,  Cunningham's  wf.  E.  B. 

Prince  &  Haker,  22  India  wharf 

Rhoades  Samuel.  o4  Commercial 

liusscll  George  W.,  Comnu-reial,  licad  Union  wf. 

Soule  i<:  Arrington,  119  Commercial 

Thayer  Thomas  A.  21  Commercial 

Tuttle  S   8)  Commercial 

Yale  R.  M.  2  Chath.un 

SALAMANDER  SAFES. 

Adams  Wm.  cV-  Co.  cor.  Fulton  c'v:  Cross 

Denio,  Cheney,  K  Co.  (late  G,  W.  Adams  &  Co.), 

Causeway,  cor.  Friend 
Eidwards,  llnlm  in.  it  Co..  Water,  c.  Congress 
Wilder  John  E.  25  Merchants'  row 

SALT  STORES. 

Bent  &  Blake,  4S  Long  wbarf 

East  Boston  Salt  Co..   G.   C.    Robinson  &  S.  B. 

Dean,  agents.  4  South  Market 
Ilolbrook  Ivlward,  ol  ii:  .32  Long  wharf 
Oakes  Edward,  4!)  l,ong  wharf 
Oakes  .lanu's,  4!)  Long  wharf 
Thacher  &  Sears,  '-A  Long  wharf 

SAND.       House. 
Ilerrick  Lewis  Y.,  Bull  wliarf 
Sawyer  J.  M..  Browns  wii   i  f 

SASH  MAKERS. 

Barker  Ransalacr,  1  Haverhill 

Bickum  J.  K    re.ir  49  Fayette 

Colby  Philip  N..  Tremont  road 

Coolidge  J.  jr.,  Cambridge,  cor.  Charles 

Downing  O.  II.,  Tremont  road 

Edmands  Iv  W    182  Harrison  avenue 

Lang  X'  Hayes,  Ilnnison  av.  n.  Blake's  court 

Little  Wm  ,  Second,  near  E 

Morton  Tlio;i.as,  re.ir  478  Washington 

Whitim;  O.  R,  7(i  lilack-lime.  op.  Haymark't  sq. 

Wain  .1.  1'.,  A,  corner  Second 

SAW  MANUFACTURERS. 

Griffiths  Charles  ^  Co.  02  Congress 
Ileiishaw  \-  Woodrongh,  3()  C. ingress 
Leavitt,  McDaniel,  \-  Co.  11  Kilby,  (agents) 
Mousley  Wm.,  Merrimac,  c.  Friend,  iV  ISHaver'l 

SCALES  AND  BALANCES. 

Drake  ().  V.  182  Washington,  (apothecaries) 
Fairl)anks  Iv  X;  T.  cV  Co,  (Z.  Hosmcr,  agent),  82 

Milk 
Howard  \-  Davis.  34  Water 
Locke  Lyman,  7  Market  square 
Saunders  Charles  H.  14  Union,  (agent) 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


OOO 


Stephenson  L.  &  Co   72  Water 

Stevens  &  Perkins    1)  Bio.id 

Walsh  Wm.  S.  o  Market  sq.  S.  side  Faneuil  H. 

SCULPTORS. 

Brackett  E.  A.  8  1-2  Treniont  vow 
Carevv  &  Biotiier,  Uo  Harrison  av. 
Greenough  R.  S.  o  1-2  Treinont  row 
Kinsj  J.  C.  '2)d  Washinsrton 
Stephenson  Peter,  o  1-2  Tremont  row 

SEAL  ENGRAVERS. 
Lenime  "VVm.  21-5  \Va-;hington.  (st  >nc) 
Mitchell  Francis  N.  13  Treniont  row 
Stott  John,  "J  State,  (herald  iniiuterl 

SEALERS    WEIGHTS    Si,    MEASURES. 

I)carbo;n  J.  M  ,  Di'vou^iiirc 
Loring  Edward,  4  Bjylj-ton 

SEED  STORES. 

Blanchnrd  Hez.  Ui  Lnns;  whaif 

Bjwditch  A.  (HorticnUnral   Hall),  School 

Breck  Joseph  \-  Co.  rl  North  Market 

Clark,  Biuiihani,  \-  C)  4  >.t  G  Ch.ithara  row 

Dana  N.  .t  C.  B.  1  Central  wharf 

Davenport  George,  ■')  Commercial,  c.  Chatham 

Fav  iJexter  \-  S,»ns,  41  India 

GiUbens  D.  L.  .S:  San,  218  AVashington 

Hovev  \-  Co.  7  Mercliants'  row 

J'arker  ^t  Wliite,  10  Gerrish  block 

Pr,)uty  David  ."t  Co.  19  North  M.irket 

Ruggies,  Noursc,  Mason,  &  Co.,  Quincy  Hall 

SHIP  BREAD. 

Austin  T.  &  Co.  18  C.imniercial 
"Wattson  T.  &  Sons,  Fort  Hill  wharf 
"Weld  James  &  Co.  95  Broad 

SHIP  CHANDLERS. 

Adams  Edward,  ir.  4'>  India 

Baker  X:  Hall,  31  Commercial 

B.iker  J.  vlt  Co.  49  Commercial 

Barnes  D.  AV.  &  S.  H.  4  Commercial 

Benner  ,K:  Kilborn,  Commercial,  c.  E.  R.  R.  wf. 

Blanchard,  Sherman,  it  Co.  42  E.  Railroad  wf. 

Boynton  >.<•  Miller,  o  Eastern  Railroad  wharf 

Brown  i!t  Dyer,  oD  Commercial 

Car:is  F.  ol  India 

Farwell  X"  Stevens.  109  Commercial 

Greene  Otis,  7  India 

Gregerson  \  Snnincr,  10  Commercial  wharf 

Haraden  George,  Sumner,  c.  Liverpool,  E,  B. 

Hinman  George,  jr.  ol  India 

Howland.  Hinckley.  &  Co.  4-5  Commercial 

Miller  &  Hatch,  2  Commercial  wharf 

Nickerson  Joseph,  46  &  47  Commercial 

Norton,  Dillaway,  i.<:  Co.  4  Lewis  wharf 

Parsons,  Osgood,  X-  Co.  6  Commercial  wharf 

Ryder  &  Co!  13  City  wharf 

Siiow  &  Loml)ard,  83  Commercial 

Tenney  &  Rice.  6  Central  wharf 

Thayer  &  MerrdI,  65  Commercial 

Treat,  Peirce,  ,&  Co.  113  Commerci.il 

"Wheelwright  \-  Snow,  .55  Commercial 

Whiton,  Train,  &  Co.  1  City  wharf 

Winsor  &  Soule,  14  Commercial  wharf 

SHIPPING  OFFICES. 

Adams  &  Yates,  91  Commercial 
Biwen  John  \"  Co.  98  Commercial 
Clark  Nathan,  102  Commercial 
CottreU  J.  H.  99  Commercial 
Currant  J.  F.  8,1  Commercial 
Fogg  Liidolph  G.  119  Cjnimercial 
Hardinsr  N.  &  Co.  48  Commercial 
LittletieldC.  A.  222  Ann 
Pedrick  John  B.  \-  Co.  110  Commercial 
Rees  John  O.  76  Commercial 
Sawyer  Win.  N.  81  Commercial 
Sherman  H.  P.  52  Commercial 


Smith  &  Walden,  87  Commerci.il 
Tewksbury  A.  R.  89  Comuicrcial 

SHIP  SMITHS. 
Basselt  .'t  Vcazie,  Constitution  wharf 
Bridge  William,  23.)  Broad 
Chandler  .V:  Smth.  Marine  Railway 
Godbold  G.  A.  <!t  Son,  B  ittery  wharf 
Howe  Jt)lin.  jr.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Jenkins  Horatio.  352  Commercial  wharf 
Lenian  John,  near  218  Broad,  opp.  Foster's  wharf 
1,'ifkin  Naihaniel,  Sumner,  E.  13. 
Martin  Jeremiah,  Foster's  whirf 
Nason  >.V:  Cleveland,  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Perkins  James,  Lincoln's  wiiarf 
UlnuLi-  Wm.,  Sumner,  c.  Lewis  &  254  Com'l 

SHIP  STORES. 
Avery  Ilcnrv  \  C.i    1  C.>m"l  wh;uf,  north  side 
Baker  A:    Hall,  o.)  Commercial 
Baxter  .V:  Howe,  10  T  wharf 
Bv'uneriV:  Kilborn,  Com'l.  c.  E.  R.ailroad  wharf 
Billings  George,  23  Commercial 
Blanchard,  Sherman.  &  Co.  42  .*t  44  E.  R.  R.  wf. 
Bliss  JamPs  i<:  Co.,  Russia  wharf 
Boynton  Ov:  Miller.  5  Eastern  Railroad  wharf 
Coburn  Caleb.  2o  Foster's  wharf 
Curtis  F.  51  India 

Cutting  ,»t  Kendall,  Hanover,  c.  Commercial 
D.ivis  i*c  Hiiwe,  92  Commercial 
Farwell  >."C  Stevens,  109  C  iniinercial 
Hall,  Myrick,  vt  Co.  35  C  uuiuercial 
Hinman  CTCorge,  jr.  51  India 
Lewis  &  Clapp.  IS  Central  wharf 
Magee  James  T.  37  Commercial 
Mavo  &  Brown,  69  Ot  70  Commercial 
Mclntyre  Peter  .t  Co.  88  Commercial 
Miller  \-  Hatch,  2  Commercial  wliarf 
Norton,  D.Uaway,  &  Co.  4  Lewis  wharf 
Parsons,  Osgood,  ,.t  Co.  6  Commercial  wharf 
Ryder  \-  Co'  13  City  wharf 
Sargent  it  Moulton,  6  R owe's  wharf 
Tenney  X*  Rice, 6  Central  wharf 
Thayer  X:  Merrill,  6)  Commercial  wharf 
Thwing  Joseph.  45  \-  47  E  istern  Riilroad  wharf 
Thwing  William  X  Co.  14  Central  wharf 
Treat,  Peirce,  \"  Co.  113  C(mimercial 
Ware.  Demond.  &  Co.  32  Long  wharf 
Winsor  X  Soulc,  14  Commercial  wliarf 

SHIPWRIGHTS  AND  CAULKERS. 

Badger  X:  B.iiley,  Commercial  wharf 

Bates  \"  Harford,  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Bradford  G.  &  Son,  Com'l,  head  Lincoln's  wharf 

Brazier  J.  S.  \-  Co.  274  Commercial 

Briggs  E.  X-  H.  0.,  Second,  opp.  F 

Brown  (.V  Dillaway,  Eastern  Railroad  wharf 

Brown  X  Lovell,  Marine  Railway  X  Sumn'r,  £.  B. 

Burchsted  \-  Leavitt,  Pioneer  dock 

D  irton  William,  270  Commercial 

Delano  &  llaskins,  Lincoln's  wharf 

Dolbeare  E.  P.  X  Sons,  Liverpool  wf.  north  side 

Ellms  Anson,  Weeks'  wharf.  E.  B. 

Hall  Samuel,  Liverpool,  E.  B. 

Harris  \-  Dillon.  210  Bio  >d 

Holbrook  X  .\dams,  Com'l,  head  Sargent's  wharf 

Holbrook  Jt  Dillon,  Broad,  Fort   Hiil   drv  dock 

Holmes  &  Snelling,  Sargent's   wharf,  and   New, 

near  Sumner.  E    B. 
Kelly  &  Holmes,  331  Com'l,  &  Sumner,  E.  B. 
McKay  Donald,  Meridian 
Miller  Geo.  W..  First,  near  Dorchester 
Pettengill  &  D  )nnell,  137  1-2  Commercial 
Pratt  Jaurus,  Tattle's  wharf,  E.  B. 

SHOWER  BATHS. 
Green  Orion,  293  Washington 
Haskell  William  O.  6o  Com'l  X  121  Fulton 
Porter  William  S.,  Orleans,  E.  B. 


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SILK  GOCDS,  ETC. 

Allen  W.  H.  216  Washington 

Bell  E.  D.  &  Co.  9  Tremoiit  row 

Daniell  &  Co.  201  Washington 

Haskell  &  Howland,  2-5.5  Washington 

Hill  George  &  Co.  327  Washington 

Plimpton  J.  W.  &  Co.  46  Milk 

Hill,  Lincoln,  &  Geer,  333  Washington 

Hovey  C.  F.  &  Co.  13  Winter 

Jewett  &  Preseott,  2  Milk 

Jones  F.  A.  &  Co.  1  Tremont  row 

Preseott  H.  2  Tremont  row 

Tenney,  Brothers,  9  Milk 

Warren  Geo.  W.  &  Co.  192  Washington 

SILVER  PLATERS. 

Chase,  Brothers,  93  Water,  (agents) 
Green  &  Adams,  9  Hawley 
Holt  J.  &  J.  E.  44  Union 
Unruh  &  Havens,  o  Bromfield 
Vialle  D.  86  Blackstone 

SILVERSMITHS. 

Clark  M.  B.,  Harvard  place 

Farrington  &  Hunnevvell,  4  Court  avenue 

Haddock  Henry,  5  Court  avenue 

Halstrick  J.  rear  301  Washington 

Harding  Newell,  12  Court  square 

Laforme  V.  1.^  Spring  lane 

Paton  A.  17  Harvard  place 

Pear  &  Bacall,  o  Avery 

Rich  Obadiah,  69  Wash,  and  7  Chapman  place 

Rogers  Augustus,  1  Court  avenue 

Stanwood  J.  E.  20  Hawley 

West  Charles,  5  Hanover,  (up  stairs) 

Whiton  Ebed,  6  Court  avenue 

Woodward  &  Grosjean,  13  Court  square 

SLATERS. 

Borrowscale  Joseph,  jr.  W.  Castle 

Borrowscale  John,  Hollis,  rear  church 

Coyle  J.  &  T.  7-5  Charles 

Duncan  Archibald,  Curve,  opp.  Tyler  [Exchange 

Herring  Roger,  Haverhill  &  40  Albany,  office  5^ 

King  John  &  Co.,  South  street  place 

Riley  &  Griner,  46  Beverly 

Tillson  David,  67  Friend 

Wakefield  &   Shepard,  Harvard,  n.  Washington 

Warner  &  Cochran,  62  Har.  av.  &  Chelsea,  E.  B. 

Wilbur  Asa,  79  Cornhill,  (importer) 

SOAP  MANUFACTURERS. 

Dunbar  J.,  Fourth,  near  C 
Earl  Thomas,  144  Turnpike 
Hill  &  Sears,  134  State,  (importers) 
Jones  C.  L.  &  Co.  4  S.  Market 
Learned  Henry,  Second,  near  F 
Tibbetts  &  Hill,  22  Long  wharf 

SOAP   &    CANDLE   MANUFACTUR'S. 

Fisk  R.  F.  &  J.  C.  26  S.  Market 
Herbert  H.  W.  103  State 
Morrill  J.  6  S.  Market 
Morrill  J.  jr.  6  South  Market 
Tibbetts  &  Hill,  22  Long  wharf 
Valentine  Charles  &  Co.  4  S.  Market 
Ward  Nahum  &  Co.  104  &  106  Fulton 
Winchester  E.,  A.  &  W.  15  S.  Market 

SOAP  STONE. 

Burrill  John,  7  Charlestown 

Foote  &  Cm-rier,  3.^  Province 

Hamblet  James,  13  Haverhill 

Millard  C.  J.  64  Harrison  avenue 

Murphy  M.  26  Union 

Wentworth  A.  40  Haverhill  &  15  Hawley 

West  &  Stevens,  67  Harrison  avenue 

SODA  MANUFACTURERS. 

Ireland  W.  H.  &  G.  W.  7  Franklin  avenue 
Rowland  Daniel  G.  west  side  Court  square 


SOFA,   COUCH,  &  CHAIR  MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 

Caryl  &  Cushman,  7  Hichborn  block,  Ann 
Fifield  D.  &  Co.  5  &  6  Holmes'  block 
Hubbard  J.  C.  583  Washington,  (settees) 
Smallwood  T.  1  Railroad  block,  Lincoln 
Willis  Royal  B.  3  Adams 

STAIR  BUILDERS. 

Adams  Charles,  W.  Cedar,  near  Charles 

Annable  Davis,  Charlestown 

Applin  B.  &  W.,  Beverly 

Bates  Hiram,  G4  Harrison  avenue 

Blackmer  Holland,  16  Causeway 

Crawford  I.  rear  24  Faj'ette 

Favor  John,  Lincoln,  near  Essex 

Fox  Philip,  3  Beverly 

Galusha  R.  W.,  South 

Hackett  J.  C.  12  Haverhill 

Hill  E.  A.,  Bremen,  E.  B. 

Hogan  Henry  T.,  Tremont  road 

Hunt  Benj.,  Harrison  avenue,  n.  E.  Dedham 

Jacobs  Joshua  &  W.  C.  36  Friend 

Ketchum  Samuel,  River,  corner  Lime 

Kohler  A.  &  II..  Tremont  road 

Leach  S.,  Tremont  road 

McKinney  &  Story,  81  Endicot 

Pratt  Joseph,  Cove,  near  Kneeland 

Robertson  &  Moulton,  Milldam 

Sellew  A.  12  Causeway 

Smith  Dennis,  3  Beverlj' 

Smith  Elisha,  jr.  Harrison  avenue,  near  Dover 

Sprague  R.  0.,  Albany,  n.  Harvard 

Tilden  &  Smith,  Orleans,  E.  B. 

Titcomb  &  Ormsby,  First,  near  E 

STARCH. 

Apthorp  &  Co.  3  S.  Market 

Barnes  Edwin  C.  19  India 

Flint  &  Train,  5  Commercial  wharf 

Mixer  &  Pitman,  171  Milk 

Nash  David  R.,  Old  Custom  House,  &  7  Long  wf. 

Thayer  C.  &  N.  32  India  [Co.),  32  Broad 

Whitteraore  W.  &  F.  H.  &  Co.    (N.    E.    Starch 

STATIONERS. 

Allen  &  Co.  80  State 

Clapp  Ebenezer,  jr.  184  Washington 

Cotton  N.  D.  13  Tremont  row 

Eayrs  &  Fairbanks,  136  Washington 

French  James,  78  Washington 

Gay  Aaron  R.  130  State 

Groom  Thomas,  82  State 

Haines  R.  P.  21  Cornhill 

Haskins  C.  A.  &  Co.  54  Cornhill 

Hill  Wm.  H.  &  Co.  30  &  32  Cornhill 

Holman  Oliver,  124  State 

Hunt  James,  70  Broad 

Loring  Benjamin  &  Co.  120  &  122  State 

Marsh  John,  77  Washington 

Oakes  &  Darling,  20  State 

Perkins  B.  &  Co.  100  Washington 

Phillips,  Sampson,  &  Co.  110  Washington 

Prince  J.  T.  112  State 

Simpkins  S.  G.  124  Washington 

Stimpson  Charles,  106  "Washington 

Tappan,  Whittemore,  &  Mason,  114  Washington 

Whipple  M.  J.  35  Cornhill 

STEAM  SAWING  AND  PLANING. 

Brown  C.  W.,  Harrison  avenue  &  Sea 

Curtis  H.,  Harrison  avenue 

Herrick  H.  H.  &  Co.,  Maverick 

Keating  John  F.,  Harr.  av.  n.  S.  Boston  bridge 

Little  William,  Second,  near  E 

Mason  &  King,  Charles,  c.  Cambridge 

Paige  C,  Monk's  wharf.  First,  near  E 

Rogers  Lawrence,  Groton 

Ross  Joseph  L.,  Ivers,  corner  Hawkins 

Watson  &  Bisbee,  Causeway,  corner  Friend 

Woodbury  J.  P.  &  J.  A.,  Border,  E.  B. 


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STENCIL   CUTTING. 

Dearborn  N.  104  Washington 
Gill  S.  \V.  86  Portland 
Hall  James,  10  Dock  square 
Smith  W.  H.  1  Court  avenue 

STONE  CUTTERS  AND  DEALERS. 

Fleming  John,  Blackstone,    n.    Haymarket   sq. 
Green  M.  &  T.  &  Co.  opp.  126  Hanison  avenue 
Griggs  &  Forbes,  Causeway,  (cellar  stone) 
Loorais  &  Baldwin,  Piper's  wharf,  (tiagging) 
Pray  Amasa,  Benson's  wharf,  168  Sea 
Richards,  Munn,  &  Co.,  Sea,  near  the  bridge 
Warren  Henry,  9  Haverhill 
Wetherbee  Jeremiah  &  Co.,  Causeway 
Woods  Michael  &  Co.  65  Charles 

STOVES,  GRATES,  ETC. 

Barker  &  Binney,  lO.j  Commercial,  (cambooses) 

Bates  L.  S.  42  Congress 

Baxter  Wra.  S.  46  Congress 

Binney  John  &  Co.  7  Rowe's  whf.  (cambooses) 

Blackmer  &  Eveleth,  5   Railroad  block,  Lincoln 

Bulkley,  Hayes  «:  Co.  33  &  oo  Blackstone 

Brownell  Asa  C.  25  &  27  Blackstone 

Bryent  &  Herman,  61  Congress 

Butler  Henry  T.  &  Co.  32  Union 

Camp  &  Edwards,  29  Union 

Carpenter  A.  8  Rowe's  wharf,  (cambooses) 

Carpenter  Cyrus,  28  Union 

Cate  E.  M.  &  Co.  104  Summer 

Chilson,  Dunklee,  &  Co.  51  &  53  Blackstone 

Coburn  &  Boyden,  38  &  40  Cross 

Cutler  &  Robinson,  76  Water 

Dearborn  John  M.  25  Devonshire 

Dodd  S.  L.  4  Derby  range 

Dodge  John  W.  495  Washington 

Gargan  Patrick,  46  Portland 

Goodrich  &  Mallary,  15  &  16  Gerrish 

Greenman  Josiah.  16  Union,  (manufacturer) 

Hartshorn  &  Ames,  98  Blackstone 

Hendley  James,  587  Washington 

Huse  Joseph,  27  Union 

Jones  Lewis  &  Son,  36  Union 

Leavitt  C.  F.  16  Union 

Lincoln  Alexander,  8  Market  square 

Morandi  F.  164  Hanover 

Morse  Harvey  M.  13  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Nutter  Richard,  20  Broad 

Oliver  William  B.  19  Union 

Perry  William,  501  Washington 

Pond  k  Duncklee,  40  &  41  Blackstone 

Pond  Moses  &  Co.  28  Merchants'  row 

Prouty  David  &  Co.  19  North  Market 

Read  J.  M.  4  1-2  Gerrish  block.  Ann 

Roberts  S.  K.  43  &  45  Blackstone 

Rogers  W.  H.  4  U.  S.  Hotel 

Ross  Isaac,  21  1-2  Milk 

Sargent  Jos.  10  Clinton,  (cambooses) 

Shepard,  Chapin  &  Co.  23  Water 

Stimpson  H.  &  F.,  Congress,  corner  Water 

Stodder  J.  W.  T.  626  Washington 

Story  J.  W.,  E,  corner  Broadway 

Westcott  Thomas  A.  15  Marshall 

White  W.  &  W.  K.  40  School 

Whiteley  Edward,  22  Water 

Winchester  I.  T.  65  Blackstone 

STUCCO  WORKERS. 

James  William  E.,  Deacon 
Kelley  P.  &  T.  opposite  42  Bedford 
Kettelle  Samuel,  114  Pleasant 
Tolman  S.  P.  rear  22  Kingston 

SUGAR  REFINERY. 

Boston  Sugar  Refinery,   Richard  Soule,  agent, 
134  State 

SURGICAL  INSTRUMENT  MAKERS. 

Hunt  N.  128  Washington 


Phelps  J.  W.  176  Tremont  &  63  Court 
Schauftler  &  Leukhardt,  364  Washington 
Weddell  A.  15  Hawley 

SURVEYORS  OP  OAK,  ETC. 

Brooks  S.,  Clifton's  wharf,  E.  B. 

Bryant  Nath'l,  mahogany  and  Cedar,  31  Dover 

Leavitt  Gad,  Franklin  House 

SURVEYORS   OP  PINE  LUMBER. 

Bullard  Charles,  8  Fayette  [&  136  Milk 

BuUard  Francis,  Surveyor  General,  2  Oak  place 

Davis  George,  4  Brookline 

Dupee  George,  Tremont,  opposite  Jefferson 

Eaton  Osgood,  Prince,  corner  Salem 

Hall  George,  11  Spring 

Hartshorn  Rolun,  11  Lincoln 

Hersey  Charles,  63  Allen 

Huntress  Joseph  F.  39  Oak 

Keith  William,  Lyndeboro'  place 

Lefavor  John,  Centre,  E.  B. 

Page  George,  56  C,  near  Fourth 

Plunier  Eben  M.  3  Snelling  place 

Smith  Amasa  G.  2!)  Marion 

Thaxter  Seth,  83  Warren 

Waldron  Samuel,  Fourth,  near  B 

SURVEYORS   OP  WORK. 

Bowker  Warren,  3  North  Margin 

Bryant  David,  45  Hudson 

Granger  David  A.  17  Old  State  House 

Hall  C.  G.  ll.i  Tremont 

Pool  Lott,  6  Devonshire 

Poole  Alexis,  7  Lucas  pi.  and  70  Washington 

Poole  Charles  H.  5  Congress 

McDonough  T.  C.  50  Cornhill 

Sewall  Samuel,  10  Dock  square 

Sparrell  William,  4  State 

Thaxter  Seth,  83  Warren 

TAILORS  AND  DRAPERS. 

Albee  Joseph  A.  &  Co.  3  Diamond  block,  and  99 
Cambridge  [Faneuil  Hall 

Allen  &  Starbird,  5  Market  square,  south  side 
ArmingtonH.  E.  136  Washington  [Hall  building 
Babson,  Deacon,  &  Lemoyne,  4,  5, 6  &  7  Faneuil 
Barnes  Martin,  181  Ann 
Barrell  J.  E.  &  Co.  53  Commercial 
Barrows  C.  A.  247  Washington 
Bayley  C.  T.,  Broad,  opposite  Purchase,  (Sailor's 

Home  clothing  store) 
Berry  William  C.,  Ann,  corner  Blackstone 
Blaisdell  William  H.  73  &  75  Ann 
Bluxome  Joseph,  30  Green 
Bornstein  I.  468  Washington 
Bornstein  J.  414  Washington 
Brookhouse  John  H.  113  Washington 
Brown,  Lawrence,  &  Stickney,  Old  State  House 
Burgess  John,  44  Bromiield 
Call  &  Tuttle,  121  Washington 
Cairo w  &  Co.,  Hanover,  corner  Elm 
Carnes  Henry,  68  Court 
Carver  David,  52  Washington 
Cass  A.  J.  L.  51  Cambridge 
Chadwick  William,  147.^   Hanover,  c.  Richmond 
Clark  S.  H.  1  India  wharf,  corner  Broad 
Clement,  Wetherbee,  &  Co.  47  Ann 
Collier  David  J.  47  Congress 
Cook  Justin  E.  123  Washington 
Coyle  William,  4  Richmond 
Curtis  John,  jr.  6  Ann 
Dale  S.  24  Ann 
Dorr  E.  R.  61  Commercial 
Douglass  Henry,  13  Water 
DriscoU  C.  &  Co.  14  Court 
Earle  John,  jr.  &  Co.  139  Washington 
Eaton  Ezra,  81  Commercial,  (clothing,  &c.) 
Eaton  Ezra  O.  213  Ann 
Ellison  Andrew,  19  Brattle 

Fearing  &  Whitney,  33  Wash.  &  5  Hichbom  b'lk 
Field  Benjamin  F.  109  Washington 


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BUSINESS      DIRECTORY 


Fisk  &  Gushing,  96  Washington 

Flanagan  George,  70  Broad 

Fowle  Henry,  lo  Dock  square 

Fraser  G.  7o  Court 

Gallagher  James,  7  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Gault  William,  36  Washington 

Genish  George,  -52  Washington 

Gille-spie  Joseph  A.  56  Washington 

Goodrich  &  Dyer,  o  Joy's  building  [Com'l 

Gove  John  &  Co.  1  ,t  2  Hichborn  block  &   60 

Green  &  Capen,  118  Washington 

Hammond  T.  -56  Si  68  Turnpike 

Haynes  John  H.  6d  Court 

Heiger  A.  328  Washington 

HoUingsworth  Francis,  70-5  Washington 

Huber  Peter,  116  Washington 

Hudson  Oliver  &  Co.  4  Brattle,   (boys'  clothing) 

Huntington  L.  A.  76  Washington  [Hotel 

Hyneman    Charles,    176    Washington   &    U.    S. 

Irish  Philip,  31  &  33  Ann 

Jacobs  S:  Deane,  21  Court 

Janes  H.  B.  96  Broadwiv,  near  B 

Jerauld  Albert  A.  25  1-2  "Sudbury 

Johnson  Earl  W.  30  Doc  k  square 

Kelley  William  R.  &  Son,  19  Congress 

Kennard  A.  4  Court  avenue 

Kimball  &  Fisk,  2S  Washington 

Knowles  Nathaniel,  jr.  6  Clinton 

Levi  Mark,  386  Washington 

Lincoln  J.  F.  95  1-2  Washington 

Locke  Edward  &  Co.  4-5  Kilby 

Long  James  H.  103  Cummenial,  (clothing) 

Lothrop  <!t  Godlrev,  12  5  Washington 

Lyon  &  Powers,  o8  Washington 

Macomber  &  B  irker,  132  Washington 

Manning  Moses,  7  Kneelaiid 

MeLarty  William,  Sumner,  near  Havre,  E.  B. 

Menard  S.  R.  2-5  Bromfield 

Merrill,  Eaton,  &  Co.  .56  Ann 

Miller  &  Allen,  37  North  Market 

Mitchell  J.  C.  70  Washington 

Moody  C.  P.  -5  Hanover 

Moore  J.  L.  69  Ann 

Moore  &  Emery,  14  Ann 

Motley  &  Clapi"),  corner  Beacon  &  Tremont 

Mudgett  W.  S.  1  North  Market 

Murray  P.  &  W.  46  \-  48  Ann 

Nelson  B.  o36  Washington 

Newman  Robert,  363  Washington 

Newman  Samuel  H.  41  Court 

Nichols  George  N.  96  Wasliington 

Nye  David,  jr.  51  &  53  Ann 

O'Maley  Thomas,  Fourth,  near  B 

Osgood  Isaac,  31  Dock  square 

Palmer  Simeon,  49  Ann,  (clothing) 

Palmer  R.  91  Washington 

Phillips  E.  H.  1  U.  S.  Hotel 

Pray  John  H.  51  Washington 

Pickett  George  B.  21  Washington 

Pincus  I.  5  U.  S.  Hotel 

Plummer  &  Allen,  18  Washington 

Pollard  A.  W.  6  Court 

Preble  N.  C.  A.  22  Court 

Prentice  William,  opposite  157  Broad 

Proctor  N.  B.  jr.  94  Commercial 

Randidge  George  L  25  School 

Richardson  &  Messenger,  72  &  74  Washington 

Richardson  Albert,  8  Hanover 

Ross  Jeremiah,  42  Washington 

Ross  W.  W.  42  Washington 

Rutledge  J.  S.  39  Ann 

Ryan  Michael.  35  Brattle 

Sahlein  &  Brother,  452  Washington 

Scott  C.  E.5  Washington,  (piece) 

Salvo  B.  59  Court 

Sherburne  Lewis  0.  265  Washington 

Simmons  G.  W.  &  Co.  (Oak  Hall),  32  &  34  Ann 

Simmons  John  &  Co.,  Quincy  Hall 

Simonds  Shepherd  &  Co.  3  North  Market 

Skinner  Isaac  B.  160  Washington 


Skinner  N.  K.  &  S  N.  37  Washington 

Smith  Charles  A.  1  Old  State  House 

Smith  Andrew,  jr.  63  Court 

Small  C.  M.  265  Washington 

Smith  L.  G.  51  N.  Marked  &  21  Ann 

Starbird  A.  T.  10  Market  scpiare 

Stiles  &  Chapin,  junction  Union  &  Marshall 

Stodder  J.  L.  14i  Washington 

Thomas  Abraham,  12  Franklin  ' 

Tolman  James,  13  Congress 

TurnbuU  George,  10  Sumner.  E.  B. 

Waldock  James,  414  Washington 

Walker  William  B.  37")  Washington 

Wallis  Wdliam,  9-5  1-2  Washington 

Washburn  Roderick  F.  9  Lewis,  East  Boston 

Weatherbee  E.  T.,  Summer,  corner  Broad 

AVeir  A.  A.  86  Washington 

Wentz  Daniel,  3  Richmond 

Whitaker  &  Huntress,  7  Brattle,  (piece  tailors) 

WhittredgeE   F.  hTMVashington 

WiUiston-p.  F.  4  Clinton 

Wilson  George  W.  86  Washington 

Wilson  John,  jr.  24  Court 

Winch  &  Patterson.  40  Washington 

Winkley  &  Co.  93  Washington 

TAILORESSES. 

Alden  Elizabeth,  43  Trem  jut 

Barney  Clara  F.  9  Hudson 

Beals  C.  A.  rear  27  Common 

Deforest  Hannah,  Wash,  corner  Orange  lane 

Eastman  MaiT,  14  Sudi)ury 

Foster  Catharine,  17  Norfolk  place 

Francis  Elizabeth,  Tvler,  corner  Curve 

Ford  Sarah  B.,  Rutland 

Gilson  Ann  D.  2  Olive  place 

Gould  Catharine  W.  101  Chambers 

Granger  M.  W.  12  Sullivan  place 

Gustiii  R.  S.  17  Hanover 

Hall  E.  H.  &  J.  H.  655  Washington 

Hill  Mary  R.  18  South  Cedar 

Holmes  Adeline,  3  Harvard 

Howard  Mary,  2')  Sudbury 

Jones  Lois  &  E.  47  Myrtle 

Jones  Mary,  9  Clark 

Moore  Amy  P.  87  Charter 

Porter  Catberine,  11  Pleasant  street  court 

Roche  S.  F.,  Essex,  corner  Lincoln 

Sanford  Mary  A.  499  Wash,  (boys'  clothing) 

Smith  Abigail,  rear  51  South 

Stickney  Elizabeth,  3  Oliver  nlace 

Strattori  Mary,  432  W,ishiugt;)n 

Stratton  Mary  F.  436  Washington 

Titus  Sylvia,  5  Fruit  st.  court,  (boys'  clothing) 

Winslow  Julia,  214  Broadway 

Wyman  L.  A.  2  Hudson,  (boys'  clothes) 

TEACHERS.   ETC. 

Abbott  J.  H.  4  Temple  place 

Adams  W.  J.  3  Decatur  [ladies') 

Adams  Solomon,  Central  pi.  rear  church,  (young 

Arnoult  E.  9  Columbia,  (French  languagej 

Bachi  Peitro,  7  Bowdoin  square 

Baker  Amos,  Chapman  H.  School,  Chapman  pi. 

Baker  L.  C.  6  Somerset 

Beaman  E.  A.,  Temple  avenue,  (young  ladies') 

Bradford  D.  38  Tremont  row 

Brooks  W.  H.  38  Tremont  row 

Brown  J.  B.  132  Court,  (dancing) 

Buoncore  Lavinia,  3)  Eliot 

Burrill  M.,  Broadway,  (Hawes  Inst.) 

Capen  F.  L.  339  Wa.shington 

Caryl  F.  A.  rear  662  Washington  [drawing) 

Casas  F.    B.   24   Joy's   building,    (Spanish   and 

Charlier  H..  Court,  corner  Howard  [gation) 

Comer  G.  N.  139  Wash,  (book-keeping  and  navi- 

DeLaporte  Count,  19  Tremont  row,  (French) 

Derr  William  R   7  Mason,  (riding  school) 

Dillaway,  C.  K.,  Mason,  ne.xt  to  Adams  School 

Disbrow  D.  R.  rear  36  Hanover 


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Dimton  A.  R.  5^  Tiemont  row,  (penmanship) 

E.iton  George,  2  Biin^.stead  place 

Emerson  Geo.  B.  2  Pembertou  square 

Fisher  A.  B.  2  Bultiiich  place,  (dancing) 

Fletcher  M.  C.  34  Essex 

Foster  B.  W.  &  D.  Vv^  109  Wash,  (accountants) 

Fowle  Geori^e,  -'^72  Washington 

Grous  D.  E.  2.^  Green,  (French  and  German) 

Ingrahaia  D.  G.  16  W.  Cedar 

Jenks  Joseph  Win.  71  Pinckney 

Kiniball  P.  o51  Washington,  (writing) 

Kneeland  S.  2  Blanchard's  block 

Kraitsir  C.  N.  17  Bromiield 

Lanza  G.  121  Harrison  av.  (language?) 

Linton  O.  E.  2J1  Washington,  (writing) 

Lovegrove  Caroline  E.,  Harvard,  c.  Harrison  av. 

Massp  Edward,  14  Hay  ward  place,  (French) 

Papanti  L.  21  Tremont  row,  (dancing) 

Parks  Dana,  2)  Harvard,  (dancing) 

Pelletier  J.  A.  6  Province,  (French) 

Phelps  Francis,  Phillips  place 

Phillips  A.  Mrs.  4(i.3  Washmgton,  (dancing) 

Prescott  H.  11  Bedford 

Sullivan  P.  339  Washington,  (dancing) 

Sullivan  T.  K.,  Park,  under  church 

I'hayer  G.  F.,  Chauncy  place 

Tower  David  B.,  Park,  under  church 

Tuttle  Francis  A.  2  Vilbige 

Yiau  E.  H.  3  )  Leveret,  (French) 

Wendte  J.  119  Pleasant,  (German) 

White  A.  over  362  Washington 

Wilder  James  H.,  Park,  under  church 

Winslow  Hubbard,  3  Beacon  Hill 

lEACHERS   CF  MUSIC. 

Adams  J.  W.  2)1  Washington 

Anguera  J.  de,  371  Washington 

Biker  B.  F.  2ol  Washington 

Bancroft  Silas  A  under  Mt.  Vernon  Church 

Bauer  Chas.  F.  2  )  La  Grange  place 

15aumbach  Adolph,  7  Bowdoin  square 

Botiime  E.  H.  7  Albany 

Bruce  Edwin,  Union,  cor.  Hanover 

Burditt  H.  A.  o  Fayette 

Carter  William  B.,  Suffolk,  cor.  Canton 

Chianei  Candido,  47  Hancock 

Cummings  Edw.  S.  25  Harrison  avenue,  (teacher 

of  the  piano-forte) 
Evert  Wm.  Henry,  34  Spring 
Fillebrown  Asa,  8  Oliver  place 
Friedheim  John  F.  23  Winter 
Garcia  J.  R.  6  Beach 
Gear  Joseph,  30  School 
Gould  J.  E.  llo  Washington 
Graves  M.  W.  6  Suftblk  place 
Hayter  George  F.  5  Franklin 
Heinrich  Perabeau,  9  Suffolk  place 
Heubtrer  C.  F.  1  Beach 
Hews  George,  363  Washington 
Hill  Sumner,  17  Tremont  row 
HoUis  S.  16.5  Fourth,  near  C 
Homer  L.  P.  7  Milton  place 
Hooton  James,  1  Chardon  street  court 
Horn  C.  E.  3  Jefferson  place 
Johnson  A.  N.  2  Madison  place 
Johnson  James  C.  2  Madison  place 
Leavens  B.  F.  o  Zone  and  265  Washington 
Lindslcy  J.  E.  235  Washington 
Marshall  L.  339  Washlngtcui 
Mason  Lowell,  2  Kingston  and  Central  place 
Meyer  C.  L.  lf>4  Leveret 
Moses  F.  B.  .3.52  AVashington 
Newhall  E.  14  Havward  place 
Oliver  E    B.  U  Oxford 
Oidwav  A.  &  J.  P.  391  Washington 
Petersilia  F.  86  Tremont 
Plimpton  Job,  60  'I'vler 
Pray  M.  W.  197  Washington 
Pray  Wm.  M.  10  Leveret 
Rametti  Joseph,  243  Tremont,  (flute) 


Remington  S.  R.  7  Oliver  place 
Richardson  Caroline  S.  34  Kneeland 
Schmidt  Henry,  21  Oxford 
Shaw  I.  J.  3  Osborn  place 
Stone  H.  N.  339  Washington 
Swallow  S.  O.  19  Tremont  Temple 
Tompkins  D.  A.  41  Salem 
Tuttle  Frances  A.  2  Village 
Wei)b  G.  J.  94  Mount  Vernon 
Whipple  J.  T.  170  Harri>on  avenue 
White  Azell,  2  Haymarket  place 
White  E.  L.  56  Harrison  avenue,  n.  Beach 
Wilder  EhzaC.  29  Hudson 

TEA  DEALERS. 

Dane,  Dana,  <^-  Co.  12  S.  Market 

Hill,  Chamberlin.  &  Co.  11  Central  wharf 

Jones  &  Curtis,  .54  Broad 

McGregor  James  &  Co.  7  Central  wharf 

Redding  &  Co.  198  Washington,  78  Hanover,  and 

68  Beach 
Sleeper  &  Co.  130  Washington 
Stoddard  David,  6  S.  Market 

THREAD,  YARNS,  ETC. 

Andrews  A.  A.  &  Co.  161  Washington 

Austin  &  Brown,  219  Washington 

Bartlett  John  W.  128  Hanover 

Burr  Henian  M.  jr.  22-5  Washington 

Cass  F.  W.  429  Washinston 

Clapp  William  &  Co.  317  Washington 

Clark  Uriel,  291  Washington 

Cobb  F.  W.  4')9  Wasiiington 

Dyer  S.  D.  150  Hanover 

Eveiett  E.  D.  64.;^  Haiiovcr 

Greenwood  J.  M   8.^  Tremont  row 

Holmes  Given,  413  Washington 

Holmes  John,  4  Tremont  row 

King  C.  E.  <<:  Co.  215  Washington 

Langley  J.  T.  8  Tremont  row 

Metcalf  D.  E.  431  Washington 

Peyser  S.  M.  181  Washington,  (worsteds) 

Shorey  &  Co.  16S  AVashini^ton,  (jobbers) 

Smith  John  W.  231  Washington 

Stearns  Ptichard  H.  369  Washington 

Steele  F.  A.  361  Washington 

Ware  James,  223  Washington 

Warren  Varnum,  92  Hanover 

Whitney  N.  D.  193  Washington 

TIN   PLATE   AND    SHEET   IRON 
WORKERS. 

Acres  George  T.,  Sargent's  wharf 

Austin  J.  236  Ann 

Binney  John  8;  Co.  7  Howe's  wharf 

Blaney  A.  113  Cambridge 

Brown  George,  11  Marshall 

Carpenter  Alfred,  8  Rowe's  wharf 

Caswell  George  W.  224  Fourth,  cor.  D 

Gate  E.  M.  &  Co.  1"4  Summer 

Chipman  Thomas  G.  4  Boylston 

Emmons  Joshua,  26  School 

Gallagher  <K:  Oliver,  43  Turnpike 

Hall  Timothv,  N.  Centre,  near  Ann 

Harrison  J.  J.  93  Water 

Hendley  James,  587  Washington 

Jones  L.  &:  Son,  36  Union 

Lambord  William,  117  Commercial 

Lincoln  Alexander,  8  Market  square 

Morandi  Francis,  164  Hanover 

Morse  H.  M.  13  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Oliver  W.  B.  19  Union 

Perry  William,  5)1  Washington 

Peterson  A.  54  Essex  and  275  Washington 

Price  Edward,  Wash.  c.  Dover,  (planished) 

Robinson  Daniel,  94  Court 

Rogers  W.  H.  4  U.  S.  Hotel 

Ro^s  Isaac,  2U  Milk 

Soule  &  Richards,  15  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Stodder  J.  W.  T.  625  Washington 


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Story  Josei)h  W.,  E,  cor.  Broadway 
Swan  D.  68  Cambridge 
Thayer  Warren,  o  Kneeland 
Waterman  N.  83  &  85  Cornliill 
Wright  George,  13-5  Sea 

TOBACCO. 

Bemis  Emery,  4  Fulton 

Bickford  John,  Broad,  c.  Custom  House  st. 

Brown,  Dow,  &  Co.  3  Chatham  row 

Carruth  Geo   T.  &  Co.  41  Hanover 

Clark  .John,  60  N.  Market 

Dodd  .John,  39  India 

Dodd  John  A.  39  India 

Dodd  James  E.  39  India 

Parisen  Wm.  B.  jr.  12  N.  Market 

Parker  Ebenezer,  10  City  wharf 

Robertson  John  C.  3  Lewis  wharf 

Tilton  S.  &  Co.  30  Commercial  wharf 

Whiston  F.  G.  69  Broad 

Wiggin  11.  P.  21  India 

TRUNKS. 

[See  Saddle  and  Harness  Makers.] 
TRUCKMEN. 
Ball  J.  W.,  Eastern  Packet  Pier,  Commercial 
Bancroft  Thomas  &  Co.,  Central,  cor.  India 
Bessev  A.  P.  23  Elm 

Buttrick  &  Co.  17  Broad  and  20  Commercial  wf. 
Cooley  Azariah,  36  Broad 
Coy  H.  C.  36  S.  Market 
Deveney  J.  7  N.  Market 
Doolittle  Levi,  5  Broad 
Doolittle  Seth  O.  57  Broad 
Downes  Simeon  E.,  Long  wharf 
Dunbar  P.  &  Co.  17  Custom  House  st. 
Ford  B.  47^  Long  wharf 
Forristall  Ezra,  136  Milk 
Gile  John,  5  T  wharf 
Griffin  Abner  C.  53  Causeway 
Holt  S.  12  Chatham 

Jaques  James,  Causeway,  cor.  Portland 
Johnson,  White,  8:  Co.,  Kilby,  cor.  Central 
Jones  Isaac,  7  Custom  House  st. 
Kellum,  Brown,  &  Co.  50  Kilby 
Luders  J.  &  Co.  14  Lewis  wharf 
Miles  Oliver,  57  Broad 
Miles  Walter,  57  Broad 
Moore  B.  P.  4  Clinton 
Moore  William,  Charlestown 
Nason  &  Foster,  Medford 
O'Coimor  Timothy,  665  Washington 
Paige  Charles  E.  43  India 
Patch  &  White,  7  Custom  House  st. 
Prescott  John  C.  5  Broad 
Roberts  &  Plaisted,  7  Broad 
Robinson  James,  21  Com'l  wf.  and  23  Long  wf. 
Simonds  Montraville,  Long  wharf 
Simonds  Thomas  E.  306  Commercial 
Smith  Lewis,  2  N.  side  Commercial  wharf 
Wheelock  P.  3  S.  Market 
Wheelock  S.  A.  29  Long  wharf 
White  H.  K.  4  Foster's  wharf 

TRUSS  MAKERS. 

Bartlett  A.  F.  221  Washington 
Beath  Lydia,  .36  Warren,  (ladies') 
Foster  J.  F.  467  Washington 
Foster  Mrs.  467  Washington,  (ladies') 
Phelps  J.  W.  176  Tremont  and  75  Court 

TURNERS. 

Ayling  C.  H.  8  Beach 

Bradford  F.  A.  17  Harvard  place 

Brown  W.  E.  1  Andover 

Bryant  S.  B.  1  Albany  block 

Grundy  James  &  Joseph,  42  Devonshire 

Jones  Asa,  Groton 

Moore  Isaac,  rear  15  Hawley 

Ross  J.  L.,  Ivers,  cor.  Hawkins 


Schauffler  F.  G.  &  Co.  361  Washington 
Stevens  G.  W.  515  Washington 
Trafton  Joel  H.,  A,  cor.  Second 
Watson  &  Bisbee,  Causeway,  cor.  Friend 
Wilp  Hanley,  475  Washington 

TYPE  AND  STEREOTYPE. 

Boston  Type  and  Stereotype  Foundry,  James  M. 

Shute,  agent.  Spring  lane 
Chadwick  Wm.  18  Exchange,  (agent  for  English 

Foundries) 
Dickinson  Type  Foundry,  Phelps  &  Dalton,  52 

Washington 
Holmes  &  Curtis,  41  Congress 
New   England   Type   and   Stereotype  Foundry, 

Hobart  &  Robbins,  66  Congress 

UMBRELLAS. 

Bates  J.sL.  &  A.  S.  Jordan,  129  Washington 

Binnev  &  Ellis,  42  &  44  Kilby 

Binney  M.  &  Co.  77  Court 

Keith  C.  H.  67  &  69  Court 

Lane  Frederick,  52  Court 

Lilley  John,  65  Court 

Lvon  Joseph,  298.^  Washington 

Porter  E.  P.  3  Washington 

Prentiss  Henry,  33  Court 

Robbins  George  W.  83  Court 

Smith  Isaac  &  Co.  24  Milk 

Tohnan  George  S.  213  Washington 

Tolman  Henrv,  153  Washington 

Wade  E.  H.  197  AVashington 

West  &  Fenno,  24  Dock  square 

Williams  B.  S.  425  Washington 

UNDERTAKERS. 

[See  Health  Department,  page  20.] 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Allard  James  M.  51  Kneeland 

Allen  A.  H.  2  Dock  square 

Bacall  Wm.  K.  387  Washington 

Beal  Samuel,  31  Hanover 

Beal  William  L.  47  Cornhill,  (importer) 

Cayrl  &  Cushraan,  7  Hichborn  block 

Croome,  Hixon,  &  Co.  166  Washington 

Cunningham  Henry,  15  Bromfield 

Currier  Hugh  M.  27  Cornhill 

Doe  &  Hazclton,  o5  Cornhill 

Durant  T.  P.  364.1  Washington 

Eberle  Charles,  152  Washington 

Elder  Robert,  11  and  13  Bromfield 

Hammatt  J.  B.  2  Stoddard 

Hirth  D.  J.  15  Sudbury 

Hixon  Edward,  71  Cornhill  and  170  Washington 

Kittredge  &  Blakes,  12  Cornhill  and  Brattle 

Lawson  &  Harrington,  285  Washington 

sole  manufacturers  of  the  Patent  Rack  and 
Pinion  Extension  Dining  Tables 

Lemon  Henry,  412  AVashington 

Paul  James  ^:  Co.  over  10  Tremont  row 

Pearson,  Sewall,  &  Co.  595  AVash.  (up  stairs) 

Sales  Room  and  office  of  the  Institution  for  the 
Blind.  20  and  22  Bromfield 

Simpson  J.  K.  &  Co.  1  Ann 

Smallwood  E.  A.  &  J.  T.  1  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln 

Stevens  G.  AV.  515  AVashington 

Stewart  Alexander.  30  Common 

AVhitcomb  E.  P.  662  AVashington 

Whitmore  G.  D.  344  AVashington 

AVood  Henry,  Federal,  cor.  Federal  court 

AVoodward  iSenj.  284  AVashington 

UPHOLSTERESSES. 

Appleton  Mary,  18  Garden 

Bacon  Sophia  A.  136  Court 

Baxter  Hannah,  5  S.  Russell 

Bennet  Nancv,  3  Oliver  place 

Farnum  D.  320  AVashington 

Floyd  Mary,  Kneeland,  cor.  Washington 

OuthwaiteC.  85  Chambers 


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Powers  Eliza,  60  Essex 

Saunders  Jane,  11  Harrison  avenue 

Woodworth  M.  S.  4  Centre 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Brown  J.  E.,  Hawlev,  cor.  Franklin 
Dadd  Geo.  H.  1  and"2  Holmes'  block 
Wood  C.  M.  6  Causeway 

WATCH   MAKERS. 

Adams  Daniel  R.  1  Washington 

Adams  &  Farnsworth,  67  Washington 

Ayer  D.  C.  11  Hanover 

Bacheller  C.  F.  55  Massachusetts  block 

Bacon  &  Smith,  4  Elm 

Bailey  Simon  W.  91  Washington 

Beals  William,  81  Hanover 

Beers  A.  H.  73  Hanover 

Bigelow,  Brothers,  &  Kennard,  121  Washington 

Bigelow  J.  J.  159  Washington 

Bond  Charles,  186  Washington 

Bond  Wra.  &  Sons,  26  Congress 

Brackett,  Crosby,  &  Brown,  69  Washington 

Burbank  &  Brother,  235  Washington 

Byron  Daniel,  76  Broad 

Byron  J.  C.  5  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Campbell  John,  34  Washington 

Currier  &  Trott,  148  Washington 

Cutler  E.  217  Washington 

Dennison  A.  L.  205  Washington 

Federhen  Jacob,  117  Court 

Fenno  James,  41  Hanover 

Folsom  Rufus,  Court,  cor.  Hanover 

Foster  Geo.  B.  29  Tremont  row 

Geer  &  Turrill,  367  Washington 

Goldsmith  Wm.  300  Washington 

Gooding  Henry,  16  State 

Gooding  Josiaii,  83  Washington 

Hampton  Samuel,  134  Hanover 

Hastings  D.  B.  422  Washington 

Heineman  B.,  Court,  cor.  Hanover 

Hews  A.  I'r.  &  Co.  165  Washington 

Hinckley"  Henry  H.  1  N.  Market 

Hodierne  Wm.  67  Court 

Holmes  Aaron,  16  Washington 

Horn  Edwn  B.  8  Hanover 

Howe  Jubal,  226  Hanover 

Jacobs  C.  E.  &  Co.  2.^  Hanover 

Jepson  William,  7  Elm 

Jones,  Ball,  &  Poor,  226  Washington 

Jones  William,  52  Union 

Kelmo  Francis,  IS  Congress 

Kendall  D.  C.  77  Broad 

Kettell  J.  V.  32  Court 

Knapp  Jesse,  129  Hanover 

Lincoln  &  Foss,  Washington,  cor.  Court 

Mahn  F.  32  Washington 

McKay  W.  P.  &  Co.  195  Washington 

Munroe  Daniel,  149  Washington 

O'Connell  Maurice,  226  Ann 

Osgood  John,  jr.  342  Washington 

Palmer  &  Batchelders,  91  Washington 

Peirce  Albert  A.  60  Blackstone 

Perkins  M.  120  Hanover 

Perrv  William,  jr.  &  Co.  2  Hanover 

Pond  William,  61  Commercial 

Porter  George  E.  7  Congress 

Pratt  William  &  Brother,  14  Hanover 

Raymond  F.  C.  229  Hanover 

Regally  M.  4  School 

Richards  J.  L.  1  and  2  Holmes'  block 

Ridgway  John  &  Son,  34  Cambridge 

Sherman  C.  J.  F.  77  Ann 

Skinner  &  Sweet,  17  Hanover 

Stanwood  H.  B.  253  Washington 

Sutherland  George,  144  Hanover 

Swindell  James,  115  Court 

Sutton  Enoch,  377  Washington 

Tarbell  Edmund,  Turnpike,  near  Broadway 

Vellinger  L.  F.  531  Washington 


Watson  John,  Washington,  cor.  Court 
Willard  Josiah,  jr.  2^:18  Washington 
Willard  Simon,  jr.  9  Congress 
Wood  Benjamin  B.  139  Washington 

WATCHES,  JEWELRY,  AND   PLATE. 

Adams  &  Farnsworth,  67  Washington 

Bacon  &  Smith,  4  Elm 

Bigelow,  Brothers,  &  Kennard,  121  Washington 

Brackett,  Crosby,  &  Brown,  69  Washington 

Burbank  &  Brother,  235  Washington 

Currier  &  Trott,  148  Washington 

Cutler  Eben,  217  Washington 

Dennison  A.  L.  205  Washington 

Ford  James  M.  32  Court 

Foster  George  B.  29  Tremont  row 

Gooding  Josiah,  83  Washington 

Hastings  D.  B.  422  Washington 

Hews  A.  jr.  &  Co.  165  Washington 

Holmes  Aaron,  16  Washington 

Jones,  Ball,  &  Poor,  223  Washington 

Lincoln  &  Foss,  Washington,  cor.  Court 

McKay  Wm.  P.  &  Co.  195  Washington 

Palmer  &  Bachelders,  91  Washington 

Pratt  Wm.  &  Brother,  14  Hanover 

Raymond  F.  C.  229  Washington 

Skinner  &  Sweet,  17  Hanover 

Stanwood  Henry  B.  253  Washington 

Sutherland  George,  144  Hanover 

Wood  Benj.  B.  139  Washington 

WATCHES,   TOOLS,   ETC. 

Bigelow,  Brothers,  &  Kennard,  121  Washington 
Brackett,  Crosby,  &  Brown,  69  Washington 
Davis  Samuel,  1  Milk,  (importer) 
Jones,  Ball,  &  Poor,  226  Washington 
Palmer  &  Bachelders,  91  Washington 

WEIGHERS   AND   GAUGERS. 

Brewer  Nathaniel,  11  Central  wharf 

Calef  H.  G.  K.  5  and  6  Lewis  wharf 

Child  Thomas,  12  Long  wharf 

Child  T.  H.  34  Commercial  wharf 

Cleaves  Nathaniel,  31  India 

Cutter  C.  C.  91  Fulton 

Deblois  D.  20  Commercial  wharf 

Dillaway  Samuel,  26  Central  wharf 

Ellery  William,  II  Lewis  wharf 

Goodale  Joshua,  31  India 

Hall  Ephraim,  31  India 

Hockey  Joseph,  17  City  wharf 

Hussey  Joseph,  7  Central  wharf 

Johnson  N.  48  India  wharf 

Kidder  D.  T.  13  Rowe's  wharf 

Lane  Samuel,  head  Union  wharf 

Livermore  S.  B.,  Eastern  Packet  Pier,  (hay) 

McCallum  John,  20  Lewis  wharf 

Moulton  &  Lane,  30  E.  R.  R.  wharf 

Mudge  E.  opp.  51  India 

Mudge  L.  D.  opp.  51  India 

Ordway  B.  H.  16  India 

Peirson  A.  L.  jr.  24  Lewis  wharf 

Sivret  James  W.  4  Central  wharf 

Urann  Joseph,  336  Commercial 

Vinson  T.  M.  17  Central  wharf 

WEST  INDIA  GOODS  &o  GROCERIES. 

Wholesale. 
Adams  Edward,  jr.  43  India 
Atkins,  Weld,  &  Co.  37  and  38  South  Market 
Avery  Henrv,  1  Commercial  wharf 
Babcock  &  Coolidge,  21  S.  Market 
Bancroft  Wm.  &  Co.  48  Blackstone 
Bartlett  J.  W.  &  Co.  18  Commercial 
Bartlett  Levi  &  Co.  2  Long  wharf 
Bartlett  Matthew  &  Co.  99  State 
Batchelder  &  Mann,  128  State 
Baxter  &  Howe,  10  T  wharf 
Benner  &  Kilborn,  E.  R.  R.  wf.  c.  Commercial 
Bird  &  Guild,  22  India 


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Bishop  C.  C,  Turnpike,  cor.  Second 

Blanchard  &  Brother,  15  Ehn 

Bliss  James  &  Co.,  Russia  wharf 

Bowman  &  Eaton,  28  and  47  Long  wharf 

Boynton  &  Miller,  5  E.  R.  R.  wharf 

Brigss.  Guild  &  Co.  8  Long  wharf. 

Brigham,  Jones,  &  Co.  26  Long  wharf 

Brown  F.  W.  &  Co.  38  Broad 

Butler,  Nowell,  &  Co.  11  Canal  block 

Carruth  D.  J.  3  and  4  Gerrish  block 

Carter  J.  W.  &  Brother,  17  Water 

Claflin  &  Saville,  8  S.  Market 

Clark  &  Jones,  Broad,  cor.  Fort  Hill  wharf 

Clifford  Samuel  W.  404  Commercial 

Coburn  Caleb,  26  Foster's  wharf 

Conaut  J.  F.  3  Faneuil  Hall 

Cotton  &  Foss,  3  India  wharf 

Crockett,  Peters,  &  Co.  12  Central  wharf 

CrowcU,  Brooks,  &  Co.  38  Commercial  wharf 

Cummings  &  Darling,  29  Elm 

Curtis  F!  .51  India 

Gushing  &  Clapp,  29  Commercial 

Dana,  Farrar,  <k"  Hyde,  44  Broad 

Danforth,  Sias,  &  Co.  17  and  18  S.  Market 

Denton  William,  37  Central 

Dexter,  Harrington  &  Co.,  Fulton,  cor.  Richm'd 

Dix  &  Freeman,  3  Long  wharf 

Dudley  J.  H.  &  Co.  14  Broad 

Duncklee  J.  &  J.  14  Broad 

Eastman  &  King,  167  Milk 

Ellis  Ebenezer,  100  State 

Fay  Dexter  &  Sons,  41  India 

Fletcher  R.  F.  &  Co.  2  Liberty  sq. 

Foster  Matthias  S.  34  Blackstone 

Fowle  &  Fletcher,  1  Lewis  wharf 

Gardner  &  Bartlett,  13  S.  Market 

Gassett  Lotan  &  Co.,  Canal,  cor.  Merrimac 

Gilmore  A.  W.  34  Merchants'  row 

Gilmore  &  Clapp,  5  Merchants'  row,  (up  stairs) 

Goodnow  J.,  D.  &  G.  29  S.  Market 

Gray  Henry  D.  &  Co.  24  India  [side) 

Hall  Martin  L.  &  Co.  2  and  3  Market  sq.  (north 

Hall,  Mvrick,  &  Co.  35  Commercial 

Hall  S.  W.  79  Commercial 

Hanson  John  B.  1  Museum  building,  Tremont 

Hay  ward,  Osgood  &  Co.  19  Long  wharf 

Hinman  Geo.  jr.  51  India 

Hitchcock,  Cobb,  &  Winslow,  10  India 

Hodges  &  Emmon-s  32  S.  Market 

Hodgkins  G.  L.  108  &  110  Fulton 

Howe  Francis  &  Co.  24  Long  wharf 

Humphrey,  Bartlett,  &  Co.  13  N.  Market 

Hunting  &  Tufts,  49  India 

Hutchins,  Hurd,  &  Co.  6  S.  Market 

Hyde  &  Blanchard,  35  Ferry 

James  Milton,  5  Canal  block 

Kidder  &  Co.  17  and  18  N.  Market 

Lang  Wm.  16  S.  Market 

Lewis  &  Clapp,  18  Central  wharf 

Loring  &  Winchester,  88  and  90  Water 

Manning  &  Stanwood,  15  Central  wharf 

Mason,  Brooks,  &  Co.  25  N.  Market 

Mayo  &  Brown,  69  S:  70  Commercial 

Meriam  S.  &  W.  &  Co.  39  &  40  S.  Market 

Miller  ()t  Hatch,  2  Commercial  wharf 

Morse  R.  M.  &  Co.  9  South  Market 

Nash,  Callender,  &  Co.  6  India  &  12  Broad 

Nickerson  &  Co.  12  Commercial  wharf 

Norris  &  Lincoln,  111  State 

Parker  H.  P.  68  &  70  Blackstone 

Parker  S.  T.  &  Co.  59  &  61  Blackstone 

Patten  James  &  Co.  40  S.  Market 

Pecker  &  Dodse,  136  State 

Peirce  Silas  &  Co.  22  Elm 

Peirce  tt  Bacon,  155  Milk 

Preston  Elisha  &  Co.  6  Long  wharf 

Rand  &  Ellis,  159  Milk 

Raymond  E.  &  Co.  2  &  9  Faneuil  Hall 

Rice  F.  &  F.  118  State 

Richards  W.  D.  11  Railroad  block,  Lincoln 


Richardson  G.  B.  &  Co.  1  Market  square 

Richardson  &  Hartshorn   92  &  94  Blackstone 

Robinson  &  Holbrook,  3  Canal  block 

Ryder  &  Co.  13  City  wharf 

Seamans  &  Jones,  5  &  6  Holmes'  block 

Sears  Joshua,  14  Long  wharf 

Shapleigh  &  Kelsey,  19  &  20  India 

Smith  C.  S.  &  J.  G.  19  Ferry 

Sprague,  Soule,  &  Co.  7  T  wharf 

Stearns  Wm.  &  Co.  9  Chatham 

Stedman  Wm.  M.  &  Co.  3  Central  wharf 

Stevens,  Trott,  &  Darling,  16  India 

Stone,  Bradford  &  Co.  132  State 

Stratton  &  Ayers,  50  Central 

Symmes  &  Eaton,  5  T  wharf 

Talbot  G.  B.  96  Water 

Tarbell  &  Rice,  5  &  6  N.  Market 

Thacher  &  Sears,  31  Long  wharf 

Thayer  (K:  Merrill,  65  Commercial 

Thwing  Joseph,  45  &  47  Eastern  Railroad  wharf 

Thwing  Wm.  &  Co.  14  Central  wharf 

Thompson  &  Warner,  98  Fulton 

Torrev  George  W.  e<'  Co.  25  S.  Market 

Waldron  B.  F.  114  Fulton 

Walker  Wildes  P.  5  Long  wharf 

Ware,  Demond,  &  Co.  32  Long  wharf 

Wason,  Peirce,  &  Co.  7  Chatham 

Webb  &  Low,  97  Commercial 

Webster  G.  Wallace  &  Co.  4  India  wharf 

Weld  D.  &  Co.  36  S.  Market 

Wellington  A.  A.  23  Dock  square 

Wellman  George  F.  75  Broad 

Whiton  John  P.  24  Broad 

AViggin  &  Morse,  101  State 

Wilder  M.  P.  jr.  &  Co.  30  India 

Winsor  &  Soule,  14  Commercial  wharf 

Wood  C.  &  Co.  43  India 

Woods  Joseph,  18  Haverhill 

Wright,  Priest,  &  Co.  10  Central  wharf 

Betail. 
Adams  S.  P.  167  Court 
Aiken  James  B.  20  Atkinson 
Allen  Joseph,  Pitts,  c.  S.  Margin 
Ames  G.  H.  4  Lewis 
Ames  S.  S.,  Dedham,  c.  Suffolk 
Andrews  Wm.  66  Fourth 
Backman  Harmon,  65  Sea 
Backus  G.  W.  3  R.  R.  block,  Lincoln 
Ballon  Ira,  Beach,  c.  Kingston 
Bancroft  Wm.  &  Co.  48  Blackstone 
Banfield  Ira,  10  Prince 
Bannan  James,  Meridian,  c.  Trenton 
Bickford  S.  L.  &  W.  D.  160  Purchase 
Bicknell  N.  B.  24  Howard 
Bishop  C.  C.  48  Turnpike,  c.  Second 
Blacker  J.  D.  326  Broadway 
Blaisdell  David,  Cross,  c.  Endicot 
Blake  Wm.,  Gouch,  c.  South  Margin 
Blanchard  &  Brother,  15  Elm 
Blaney  Irving,  Tyler,  near  Oak 
Bliss  iTames  &  Co.,  Russia  wharf 
Bond  &  Co.  102  Beach,  cor.  Cove 
Bowen  O.  E.  &  Co.,  Dover,  c.  Harrison  av. 
Bowers  &  Pierce,  78  Beach 
Bowman  &  Eaton,  28  &  47  Long  wharf 
Bowman  O.  P.  119  Cambridge 
Boyle  Patrick,  6  Wharf 
Boynton  David  A.  103  Ann 
Bradshaw  S.  C.  jr.  75  Union  &  104  Blackstone 
Bradstreet  Wm.  56  Cambridge 
Bralley  John,  7  Hamilton 
Bridgham  Charles,  E,  c.  Athens 
Brintnall  Thomas,  jr.  Fifth,  cor.  E 
Brock  Ephraim,  Central  square 
Brown  \-  Mason,  128  Charles 
Brown  William,  132  Sea 
Bryden  C.  H.,  Curve,  cor.  Tyler 
Buffum  C.  77  Chambers 
Bulger  James  B.  179  Purchase 
BuUard  N.  G.  44  Utica 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


363 


Burbeck  Samuel,  Dover,  cor.  Suffolk 

Burger  J.  M.,  Harvard,  c.  Hudson 

Burrill  John,  Causewav,  c.  Lancaster 

Burrill  J.  &  S.,  Meridian 

Buss  Asaph  E.  22  Dover,  c.  Village 

Buss  Samuel  L.,  Grove,  cor.  May 

Bussell  Wm.  C,  Lowell,  c.  Minot 

Butler  C.  H.  &  Co.  185  Hanover 

Butterfield  H.  T.,  Merrimac,  corner  Deacon 

Capen  S.  C.  38  Sea 

Carruth  D.  .1.  3  &  4  Gerrish  block 

Carter  J.  W.  iK:  Brother,  17  Water 

Carver  Reuben,  Johnson's  block,  Commercial 

Chatfee  Geo.  A.  21  Pinckney 

Chamberlain  Andrew  L.,  Salem,  cor.  Endicot 

Church  Asa,  Endicot,  c.  Cooper 

Clapp  Samuel,  jr.  747  Washington 

Clapp  William.  112  Pleasant 

Clement  J.  SOo  Washin2;ton 

Clifford  Samuel  W.  494  Commercial 

Clones  Aaron  R.,  Webster,  E.  B. 

Cobb  Charles  D.  54  Cambridge 

Coburn  Caleb,  2.5  Foster's  whf. 

Coffren  A.,  Suffolk,  near  W.  Castle 

Collins  James,  Sea,  cor.  Beach 

Collins  &  Dower,  119  Broad 

Colman  Edw.,  Kingston,  c.  Bedford 

Cooledge  L.  A.  374  Washington 

Coolidge  X.  T.,  Portland,  c.  Sudbury 

Cottle  J.  49  Congress 

Coye  A.,  Atkinson,  c.  High 

Cragin  D.,  Broad,  corner  Belmont 

Cummings  Amos,  338  Washington 

Cumraings  &  Darling,  29  Elm 

Cutting  &  Kendall,  Commercial,  c.  Hanover 

Danforth  J.  246  Broadway,  near  D 

Daniels  Thomas,  3  ).\  Cambridge 

Deluce  John  F.,  Broadway,  corner  I 

DeWolf  E.  A.  opp.  24  May 

Dohertv  M.  54  Endicot 

Donovan  M.  H.  87  Warren,  c.  Eliot 

Drew  John  B.,  Central  square,  E.  B. 

Drew  Joseph,  151  Pleasant,  corner  Eliot 

Dudley  E.  G.,  Harrison  avenue,  c.  Dover 

Dudley  T.  509  Washington 

Dutton  Benjamin,  113  Leveret 

Ellis  S.  &  Co.  430  Washington 

Emerson  E.,  Old  Road,  corner  J 

Evans  A.  H.  141  Court 

Evans  J.  O.,  Beach,  c.  Hudson 

Farlow  John  S.  20  High.  c.  Federal 

Fay  Charles  H.  112  Charles 

Fav  Levi,  Suffolk,  e.  S.  Lowell 

Feinald  A.  C.  220  Hanover 

Fernald  John  C,  Tremont,  c.  Warrea 

Fillebrown  Edward,  5  Boylston 

Finney  William,  81  Blackstone 

Fisk  Prescott,  10  West 

Fisk  W.  H.,  Salem,  c.  Charter 

Fitzgibbon  &  O'Leary,  Sea,  c.  Kneeland 

Fitzpatrick  T.,  Maiden 

Flagg  D.  F.  97  Hanover  &  12D  Cambridge 

Flagg  M.  &  Co.  65  Cambridge 

Flvnn  H.  135  Broad 

Fogcrty  Timothy,  92  Sea 

Ford  Jeremiah,  87  Broad 

Francis  S.,  Dorchester,  near  Broadway 

French  John  A.  56  Long  wharf 

Fuller  C.  B   62  Myrtle  '^ 

Furbush  Milo,  41  Federal 

Gale  L.  B.  27  Harrison  avenue 

Gav  Daniel,  35  Salem 

Gibbens  D.  L.  &  Son,  218  Washington 

Giddings  D.  L.,  Cambridge,  c.  Chambers 

Gilbert  J.  jr.  &  Co.  165  Tremont 

fjilbert  &  Granville,  17  Leveret 

Gilbert  &  Knight,  Pleasant,  c.  Tremont 

Gill  Elijah  B.,  South,  c.  East 

Gilraan  George  W.  153  Ann 

Gleason  T.  D.  194  Fourth 


Gleeson  William,  44  Turnpike 

Golding  John  P.  133  Ann 

Gould  B.  T.,  Merrimac,  c.  Causeway 

Gove  J.  F.,  Creek  square 

Gray  Thos.  S.,  Maverick,  c.  Paris,  E.  B. 

Gritiin  M.  164  Fourth,  near  C 

Griggs  John  H.  713  Washington 

Hagerty  Timothy,  Suffolk,  near  W.  Castle 

Hahn  Jacob  &  Son,  Maverick,  n.  Liverpool 

Haight  Wm.,  Commercial,  c.  Hull 

Haley  S.  W.,  Suffolk,  c.  Dedham 

Hall  Nathaniel,  Green,  c.  Chambers 

Halman  John,  81  Sea 

Harahan  Thomas,  151  Harrison  avenue 

Harding  Isaac  N.  705  Washington 

Harding  Lemon  P.  132  Turnpike 

Hartnett  Richard,  104  Essex 

Haskell  L.  P.,  Broad,  head  Prentice's  wharf 

Hayford  R.  10  Elm 

Havward  Arza  H.  38  Merrimac 

Healey  John.  102  Sea 

Henderson  W.  H.,  Beacon,  c.  Bowdoin 

Henderson  William,  45.^  Merrimac 

Hickey  Thomas,  128  Sea 

Hicks'Charles  S.,  Essex,  c.  Lincoln 

Hill  Timothy  D.  179  Ann 

Hillman  George,  372  Commercial 

Hobbs  J.  W.,  Richmond,  near  Ann 

Hodgkins  Joseph  W.,  Federal,  c.  Purchase 

Holbrook  J.,  Belknap,  c.  Pinckney 

Holland  Paul,  Blossom,  c.  Vine 

Hollis  I.  J.  292  Commercial 

Horgan  James,  Lincoln,  c.  Orange 

Houten  R.,  Cottage 

Howard  Samuel,  54  Myrtle 

Huckins  Samuel  D.  115  Fourth 

Hurley  P.,  Oswego,  c.  Albany 

Hutchinson  A.  B.  69  Purchase 

Hyde  &  Blanchard,  .35  Ferry 

Jones  Charles  G.  183  Commercial 

Jones  William,  694  Washington 

Jordan  Edwin  B.  126  Endicot 

Jordan  c&  Johnson,  801  Washington 

Jordan  J.  72  Cambridge 

Judkins  Benjamin,  91  Cambridge 

Keelan  N.  6  Norwich 

Keenan  Owen,  Maverick 

Kelly  Bernard,  74  Essex 

Kenney  Thomas.  Lewis,  E.  B. 

Kent  Samuel  P.  82  Harrison  avenue 

Kibbe  A.,  Essex,  corner  Lincoln 

Kimball  Warren,  217  Broadway,  corner  E 

King  Roger,  84  Sea 

Knowles  Henry,  Brighton,  corner  Second 

Knowlton  A.,  Butolph,  opp.  Southac 

Knuppe  H.  H.  2  Bridge 

Lakeman  R.  W.  33  Oliver 

Langmaid  Chase,  112  Court 

La  very  Francis,  37  A,  corner  Silver 

Learnard  George  W.  127  &  129  Cambridge 

Leavens  Henry  N.,  N.  Russell,  corner  Eaton 

Leavitt  Thomas,  Turnpike,  near  Broadway 

Lee  Michael,  108  E.  Dedham 

Lee  N.  S.,  Endicot,  corner  Cross 

Lincoln  R.  B.,  West,  corner  Mason 

Livermore  Aaron,  12  Atkinson 

Longworth  S.  &  J.,  Second,  near  A 

Low  George  W.,  187  Hanover,  corner  Bartlett 

Lynch  Michael,  Beach,  near  South 

Madden  John,  Oneida,  corner  Albany 

Mahan  Benjamin  F.  50  Long  wharf 

Mahan  John  A.  53  Long  wharf 

]Mann  Joseph,  Southac,  corner  Grove 

Mann  &  Thayer,  72  Prince 

Mayhew  A.  C.  89  Charles,  corner  Lime 

McCarty  Cornelius,  76  Essex 

^McManus  James,  77  Sea 

McNally  James.  84  Eliot 

Mead  Thomas,  Kneeland,  c.  South 

Mendum  Willis  B.  52  Salem 


364 


BUSINESS       DIRECTORY. 


Meriam  Jonas,  jr.  &  Co.  81  Leveret 
Merrifield  Moses,  9  Sea 
Merrill  James  A.  123  Broad 
Messenger  R.  E.  14  Railroad  block,  Lincoln 
Messer  Stillman,  81  Carver 
Milne  George  P.  28  Prince 
Mogan  Richard,  Essex,  c.  Essex  place 
Moore  John,  Cove,  corner  Cove  place 
Moultou  Andrew,  234  Hanover 
Mower  &  Randall,  30  1-2  Merrimac 
Mullen  John,  111  Sea 
Nason  James  B.  18  &  20  Derne 
Nelson  Nehemiah,  Salem,  corner  Cross 
Newell  C.  F.  &  Co.,  Endicot,  c.  Thacher 
Nightingale  J.  F.,  Canton,  c.  Suffolk 
Nightingale  J.  W.  459  &  461  Washington 
Noyes  E.  67  Sea 
Oberrielag  T.  666  Washington 
O'Keefe  Thomas  F.,  Cove,  c.  Kneelend 
O'Neil  P.  24  Pleasant 
Orne  O.  546  Washington 
Palmer  J.  P.  &  D.  R.  19  School 
Parker  H.  B.  68  Blackstone 
Partridge  Wm.  J.,  Salem,  c.  Richmond 
Patterson  Samuel  H.,  Second,  near  F 
Payne  S.  B.,  Tyler,  corner  Kneeland 
Pearce  R.  519  Washington 
Pearson  &  French,  7  Bromfield 
Peck  John,  58  Long  wharf 

Perkins  Israel,  Harrison  avenue,  e.  Northampton 
Perry  Stephen  A.  2  )4  Harrison  avenue 
Phelan  Mary,  88  Broad 
Pierce  James,  GO  Leveret 
Pierce  S.  S.,  Tremont,  corner  Court 
Plummer  Geo.  H.,  Maverick  square,  c.  Sumner 
Plummer  Isaac  L.,  Maverick,  corner  Paris,  E.  B. 
Potter  A.  B.  101  Leveret 
Power  Charles  J.  92  Harrison  avenue 
Powers  Eli,  210  Hanover 
Prescott  George  E.  261  Broad 
Priest  Jonas  H.,  Walnut,  c.  Chesnut 
Raymond  Jos.  P.,  Ann,  c.  Fleet 
Raymond  F.  F.  103  Hanover 
Raynolds  Brewster,  Broadway,  c.  B 
Redding  Lemuel,  36  Thacher 
Rice  &  Crosby,  Leveret,  c.  Brighton 
Rice  &  Nichols,  50  Merrimac 
Rich  Matthias,  jr.  Friend,  corner  Travers 
Richards  W.  D.  11  Railroad  block,  Lincoln 
Richardson  J.  D.,  Fourth,  corner  A 
Richardson  &  Hartshorn,  92  &  94  Blackstone 
Rogers  A.  C.  Hudson,  corner  Curve 
Rosenfeld  C.  W.  100  Warren 
Ryan  James,  111  Ann 
Ryder  C.  C.  1  Sudbury  square 
Sabine  Jonathan,  Church,  corner  Piedmont- 
Sanderson  L.,  Pleasant,  corner  Carver 
Sargeant  Stephen,  549  Washington 
Sargent  &  Moulton,  6  Rowe's  wharf 
Savage  James  H.  71  Prince 
Seaver  Nathaniel  &  Co.,  Maverick  square 
Seaverns  G.  S.  8  Boylston 
Seaverns  Thos.  W.  &  Co.  611  Washington 
Seavey  T.  H.,  Poplar,  corner  Spring 
Shaw  John, 133  Hanover 
Sherburne  ]3avid,  25  Sea 
Sheridan  H.,  S.  Margin,  corner  Gouch 
Sherman  J.,  Broadway,  near  D 
Shimmins  Robert,  235  Hanover 
Simmons  James  E.  44  Mt.  Vernon 
Skinner  B.  H.  112  Court 
Slater  &  McKay,  Maverick  square 
Sniall  Cyrus,  721  Washington 
Smith  Abner,  Central  square,  E.  B. 
Smith  Joshua  R.,  Sumnor,  corner  New,  E.  B. 
Smith  &  Weeks,  Tremont,  corner  Eliot 
Snow  &  Co.  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Spalding  Benjamin,  37  Hanover 
Spear  &  Buff'um,  4  Railroad  block,  Lincoln 
Stearns  Charles  H.  410  Commercial 


Stearns  Elijah,  98  Salem,  corner  Prince 

Stearns  Z.,  Kneeland,  corner  Albany 

Stevens  &  Temple,  378  Commercial 

Stewart  C,  Nashua,  corner  Minot 

Stodder  William  P.,  Minot,  c.  Andover 

Swasey  G.  B.  &  Co.,  Prince,  corner  Causeway 

Sylvester  Nathaniel,  13  Railroad  block,  Lincoln 

Tasker  E.  234  Hanover 

Taylor  &  Anderson,  Kneeland,  corner  Cove 

Tebbets  Allen  C,  Meridian,  corner  Lexington 

Thomas  &  Merriam,  330  Washington 

Thompson  John  L.  450  Commercial 

Thompson  S.  N.,  Washington,  corner  Arnold 

Thorndike  E.  A.  785  Washington 

Tileston  John,  Second,  near  Dorchester 

Tilton  S.  jr.,  Dedham,  corner  Harrison  avenue 

Tombs  Jonathan  H.  58  Fourth 

Trull  S.  &  Co.,  Causeway,  corner  Lowell 

Tute  Nicholas,  2  Belmont 

Upham  Thomas,  433  Washington 

Vose  Charles  H.  34  Charlestown 

Vose  James  W.  272  Washington 

Wallis  &  Co.  691  Washington 

Walsh  James,  141  Broad 

Walsh  Richard,  80  Turnpike 

Ward  A.  L.  &  Co.,  Essex,  corner  Harrison  ave. 

Ware  H.  G.  67  Cambridge 

Waters  Charles,  81  Endicot 

Way  N.  O.  581  Washington 

Webster  D.  H.  37  Atkinson 

Welch  Elbridge  G.  25  Charter 

Welch  John,  Broadway,  near  D 

Wellington  A.  A.  23  Dock  square 

Wellington  Charles,  Fourth,  corner  D 

Wesselmann  Geo.  659.^  Washington 

Westcott  Edward,  1C6  Sea 

Wheeler  William,  Harrison  av.  r.  730  Wash. 

White  Geo.  &  Co.  438  Washington 

White  &  Hanson,  30  School 

Whitney  Marshall,  28  Winter 

Whittemore  C.  P.  6  Green 

Williams  E.  H.  161  Fourth 

Williams  Edward,  W.  Centre,  corner  Southac 

Wiswall  Elisha,  Tileston's  wharf 

Witherby  J.  470  Commercial,  corner  Foster 

Wood  Alexander,  109  Salem 

Woodward  E.  Gilman,  Friend,  corner  Travers 

Woodworth  &  Tower,  192  Harrison  avenue 

Workingmen's   Protective  Union, — Stores  —  Di- 
vision No.    1,    Warren,    under    Universalist 

church 
No.  3,  C,  corner  Fourth 
No.  5,  15  Merrimac 
No.  34,  Maverick  square,  E.  Boston 

Wright  iames,  159  Hanover 

Wright  W.  A.  &  C.  L.,  Sea,  near  the  bridge 

Wyman  Abraham  G.  23  Green 

Yendall  Charles.  382  Commercial 

WHARFINGERS. 

Barrett  S.  F.,  Atlantic  Steamship  wharf 

Bartlett  &  Brothers,  Bartlett's  wharf 

Blaney  James  M.  28  Central  wharf 

Brown  Charles  H.  25  India  wharf 

Chaddock  Sturgis,  Comey's  wharf 

Clark  &  Jones,  Fort  Hill  wharf 

Crowell  J.  D.,  E.  Packet  Pier 

Davis  Barnabas,  1  Mercantile  wharf 

Davison  E.  E.  24  Lewis  wharf 

Dow  Charles  J.  13  Foster's  wharf 

Elwell  David,  33  Constitution  wharf 

Frederick  J.  c*t  Co.,  Fisk's  wf.  E.  Steamboat  wf. 

Hersey  A.  C.  67  Commercial  wharf 

Hersey  Henry,  Bartlett's  wharf 

Homer  E.  jr.  Battery  wharf 

Kidder  Daniel  T.  13  Rowe's  wharf 

Lincoln  N.,  Lincoln's  wharf 

Miller  James,  11  Commercial 

Parker  David,  14  City  wharf 

Pearce  George  W.  30  Union  wharf 


BUSINESS     DIKECTORT 


365 


Pearson  J.  H.  &  Co.  75  Long  wharf 
Penniinan  A.  P.,  Bartlett's  South  wharf 
Redding  E.  H.,  E.  Boston  \vf.  Lewis,  E.  Boston 
Steele  J.  C,  Arch  wharf 
Tremere  John  B.,  Sargent's  wharf 
Tremere  J.  S.,  Sargent's  wharf 
West  Moody  K.  67  Commercial  wharf 
Wright  E.  jr.  11  T  wharf 

WHEELWRIGHTS  AND  CARRIAGE 
MAKERS. 

Baker  Francis,  69  Tremont,  near  Dover 

Bartlett  F.  E.  24  Friend 

Bradshaw  Geo.  H.,  Charlestown,  cor.  Beverly 

Brainard  E.  PI.,  Turnpike 

Briggs  Elbridge  G.  21  East 

Buckley  John,  Sumner,  £.  Boston 

Deturbe  P.  13  Medford 

Hayden  Ambrose,  Harrison  avenue,  near  Dover 

Lakin  S.,  Broad,  opposite  Prentice's  wharf 

Leland  John,  rear  46  Hanover 

Lunt  Andrew  &  Co.  81  and  9i)  Endicot 

McCue  James,  Fulton,  near  Richmond 

Metcalf  Hollis,  First,  near  Turnpike 

Norris  I.  B.  1  Beverly 

Parker  William,  rear  14  Boylston 

Plagenian  Henry,  Harrison  ave.  cor.  E.  Castle 

Richardson  Nathan,  9i)  Portland 

Russell  J.  W.  25  Causeway 

Singler  John,  Dover,  near  Washington 

Stone  M.  P.  &  J.  L.,  Decatur 

Stone  &  Dunklee,  Beverly 

Turner  &  Frye,  Turnpike,  cor.  Swan         [Fulton 

Ward.&   Spaulding,  Beverly,  &  Richmond,  near 

Williams  Robert,  Turnpike,  opposite  Fifth 

WHIPS. 

Melendy  &  David,  8  Dock  square 
Shelton  &  Cheever,  7  Washington 
Wheelwright  George,  19  Dock  square 

WINDOW  GLASS. 

Banker,  Crocker,  &  Co.  107  State 

Barnes  John,  8  Ann 

Briggs  &  Robinson,  27  Commercial 

Brown  &  Lamson,  44  India 

Carriith,  Whittier,  &  Co.  4  Long  wharf 

Crocker  &  Badger,  49  Blackstone 

Cutler  &  Stickney,  1  India 

Damon  James,  13  Canal  block,  Blackstone 

King  &  De.Kter,  26  India 

Loving  C.  G.  &  Co.  10  Merchants'  row 

Stimson  &  Whiting,  55  Broad 

Stone  &  Simpson,  1  Long  wharf 

Wheeler  Lewis,  33  India 

WINDOW  SHADES. 

Lum,  Rogers,  &  Co.  4  Blanchard  block 
Martin  P.  85  Hanover 
Robertson  &  Co.  293  Washington 
Steele  F.  A.  361  Washington 

WINES,  TEAS,  &c. 

Codman  Edward  &  Co.  95  State 

Copeland  F.  &  Co.  47  India 

Munroe  J.  H.  49  Federal 

Pettes  &  McMullen,  15  Tremont  row 

Williams  J.  D.  &  M.  32  &  34  S.  Market 

WIRE  WORKERS. 

Adams  John  F.  121  Endicot 

Coley  John,  78  Hanover,  corner  Union 

Moore  A.  60.^  Court 

Whyte  Oliver,  75  Cornhill 

Williams  &  Morss,  67  &  69  Cornhill 

WORSTED  AND  PATTERNS. 

Furst  Louis,  381  Washington 
Harrington  Samuel,  28  Milk,  (wholesale') 
King  C.  E.  245  Washington 


Peyser  S.  M.  181  Washington 
Schroeder  John  M.  3D  I  Washington 
Whitney  N.  D.  193  Washington 

WOOD. 

[See  Coal  and  Wood.] 

WOODEN  WARE,  &/C. 

Case  P.  W.  340  Washington 

Cummings  D.  &  Co.  42  South  Market 

Dickinson  P.  &  Co.  26  Dock  square 

Herman  S    166  Washington 

Kingman  M.  &  Co.  27  Broad,  (pails) 

Kingsbury  Reuben,  21  Dock  square 

Murdock  E.  jr.  19  Commerc'l  wf.  (manufactur'r) 

Robinson  Daniel,  94  Court 

Saunders  K.  P.  432  Washington 

Wakefield  E.  H.  92  Commercial  &  140  Fulton 

Warner  R.  &  Co.  14  Commercial 

Waterman  N.  85  Cornhill  &  73  Court 

Winchester  I.  T.  65  Blackstone 

WOOL  DEALERS. 

Capen  William,  29  Broad 

Clark,  Bingham,  &  Co.  1  &  6  Chatham  row 

Coolidge  W.  D.  32  Pearl 

Bond  George  W.  78  State 

Davis  &  Aubin,  85  State 

Erickson,  Treadwell,  &  Co.  54  Pearl 

Hilton  William,  97^  State 

Hurd  &  Bowers,  114  State 

Kendall  H.  R.  61  VV^ater 

Livermore  G.  &  E.  M.  36  Pearl 

Perham  Josiah,  ir.  4  Liberty  souare 

Rice  F.  &  F.  118  State 

Reed  Lyman  &  Co.  103  State 

Townsend  T.  B.  &  Son.  23  Central 

Vila  James  &  Co.,  Bath,  near  Congress 

Whitney  Wm.  &  Co.  13  Liberty  square 

WOOLLEN  GOODS. 

[See  Cloths  and  Woollen  Goods.] 

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tising—Merchants,  Traders  and  Manufac- 
turers can   advertise  in  any  number   of  the 
best  Newspapers  of  all  the  cities  and  towns 
in  the  United  States,  Canada,  &c.,  through 
the  Agency  of  V.  B.  Palmer,   the  appointed 
Agent  for  receiving  advertising  and  subscrip- 
tions, at   his  office.  No.  8  Congress  street. 
Public  Institutions,  Incorporated   Compan- 
ies,   Seminaries,    &c.    may    give    publicity 
abroad  to  their  establishments  through  this 
agency.     Tne  agent  furnishes  lists  of  towns, 
papers,  prices,  Hzc,  and  gives  practical   in- 
formation to  all  who  wish  to  advertise  judic- 
iously and  systematically.     The  New  York 
Tribune  says  that  "  Mr.  Palmer's  great  ex- 
perience and  .extensive  agencies  enable  him 
to  give  very  important  iniormalion,  and  very 
valuable  suggestions — and  that  the  subject, 
as  presented  by  him,  is  certainly  worthy  the 
serious  attention  of  all  persons  engaged  in 
active  business."     The  offices  of  the  Agency 
are  as  follows : — Boston,    No.   8,   Congress 
St.  ;  New  York,  Tribune  Buildings  ;    Phila- 
delphia, Third  and  Chestnut  streets  ;  Balti- 
more, North  and  Fayette. 
Advertising  and  Country  Neiospaper  Subscription 
Agency— S.  M.  Pettengill,  10  State.   For  Card, 
see  page  41. 
Anchors — Cyrus  Alger,  2  Central  wf.    [Harrison  av. 
Anvils,    Vices,  ^   Hammers  —  James    Massey.   165 
Assistant Sf  Broker  Office — W.  M.Baker,  11^  School 
Baby  Jumpers — Henry  Bowen,  30.^  School 
Ballast  Offices — J.  Davis,  87  Commercial.     A.  R. 
Tewksbury,  90  Commercial.    B.  W.  Parker,  80 
Commercial.  J.  Bowen  &  Co.  98  Commercial 


366 


BUSINESS       DIRECTORY 


Baskets,  French  S^  German  —  Ballard  &  Stearns,  16 

Bromfield.    A.  A.  Schaeffer,  Dock  sq.  c.  Brattle 

Birds  <Sf  Cages  —  J.  Coley,  78  Hanover,  c.  Union. 

A.  "Moore,  60.'j  Court 

Block  Cutter  —  W.  A.  Wilson,  rear  47  Congress 
Block  Letter  Sign  Manufacturer  —  N.  M.  Phillips, 
6  Washington  [Milk 

Bolting  Cloths  cS,-  Burr  Millstones— B.  F.  White,  45 
Boston  Parcel  Post  — J.  H.  Patterson,  23  Sudbury 
Book  Binders'   Stork  S;    Too/s— William  H.    Hill 
&  Co.  32  Cornhill  [Gerrish  block,  Ann 

Boot  Crimpinc/  Machine  (patent)  —  J.  M.  Read,  4.^ 
Boston  Gas  Works  —  Hull,  office  102  Washington, 
G.  Darracott,  agent  [Co.  3  Havehill 

Britannia    Ware  Manufacturers  —  Smith,  Ober,  & 
Cambooses  —  Jos.  Sargent,  10  Clinton  (manufactu- 
rer).   Barker  &  Binney,  Com'l,  head  Lewis  wf. 
Cameo  Cuttiwi — P.  Stevenson,  o^  Tremont  row. 
J.  A.  Gruenough  179  Wash.  [28  Causeway 

Candle  Mould  Manufacturer — Samuel  J.  Ditson, 
Cane  Seatinq  —  20  and  22  Bromfield 
Cap  Visor  Maker  —  G.  M.  Taylor,  5  Washington 
Casks,  Dealers  in  —  A.  B.  Wetherbee,  6.  W.  Centre. 

B.  Welch,  jr.  103  W.  Cedar.      John  Hagerty, 
8  Avery.     David  Pike,  Cove  [wharf 

Chains  &;  Anchors — J.  Mathews  &  Co.  headRowe's 
Chain  Cables  —  Cotton,  Hill,  &  Co.  105  State  (man- 
ufacturers).    A.  Fearing  &  Co.  16  City  wharf 
Chair  ^  Settee  Manufacturer — J.  C.  Hubbard,  583 

Washington 
Chimnetj  Sweep —  J.  Scarlett,  40  Brattle 
Chiropedists — B.  Caro,  5  Franklin.     C.  Merrifield, 

61.J  Hanover 
Chocolate  Manufactures  —  Hezekiah  Chase  &  Son, 
22  Long  wharf.     John  Preston,  6  Long  wharf 
City  Crier — Samuel  T.  Edwards,  order-box  Post 

Office,  residence  18  Sudbury 
Cistern  Builder— W.  J.  Slade,'81  Portland 
Collar  Manufactory  —  Robert  HoU,  16  Federal 
Co7nb  Makers—^.  K.  &  W.  A.  Josselyn,  128  Wash. 
Conchologists  —  J.    Warren,    34   School.       S.  Em- 
mons, 107  State 
Copper  Rolls  —  Barton  &  Co.  17  Doane 
Cotton  Card  Manufacturers  —  Wm.  Whittemore  & 

Co.  50  North  Market 
Counter  Cases  —  J.  A.  Hughes,  5  &  7  Harvard  pi. 
Curled  Hair  —  Allen  &  Beal,  Haymarket  square, 
Holmes'  bl'k.  Sumner  Flagg,  4  Union  [Tyler 
Curled  Hair  Manufacturers  —  J.  Capen  &  Son,  164 
Diaphragm  Filters  —  Thacher  Beals,  451  Wash. 
Distiller  of  Rose  Water  —  John  L.   Leavitt,    168 

Cambridge 
Doors,  Blinds,  ^c.,  Dealers  in  —  Boles  &  Getchell, 
Endicot,  corner    Causeway.      Warren    Boles, 
Sudbury,  corner  Portland  [Haverhill 

Edge    Tool    Makers  —  Underbill   &    Leighton,    17 
Electrician — W.  A.  Orcutt,  77  Cornhill 
Electrotyper — J.  W.  Wilcox,  152  Washington 
Engineers  and    Manifacturers   of  Wrought  Iron 

Tubes  —  Walworth  &  Nason,  22  Devonshire 
Feather  Dusters  —  J.  J.  Adams,  99  Washington 
Female  Emploi/ment  Office  —  Tremont  Temple 
File  Cutters  — 3.  &.  F.   Butler,    S.  Boston,  n.  the 

bridge.      B.  Stokes,  P'irst,  near  A 
Fire  Apparatus  —  E.  A.  G.  Roulstone,  9  Hanover 
Fire  Works  —  James  G.  Hovey,  149  Washington 
Flat  Roof  Compositioners  —  Luther  Barnes,  order- 
box  7  State.   P.  Crosby,  14  Merrimac.    Artemas 
Clapp,  10  Lynde  [Leavitt,  168  Cambridge 

Flavoring    Extracts,  Manufacturer  of — John    L. 
Flooriiig  Mill — Emery  &  Brown,  Harrison  avenue 
French  Shirts  —  C.  A.  Hewins,  Joy's  building 
Gardeners  —  Wm.   Osborn,  7  Bedford.  Daniel  B. 
Haynes,  Gold,  near  F  [non  ave. 

Globe  Manifacturei' — Gilman  Joslin,  6   Mt.  Ver- 
Green  House — William  McCullough,  South  Boston, 

near  Point 
Grinding  Corn — Benjamin  Simmons,  Charles,  cor. 
Cambridge.     C.  W.  Brown,  135  Sea     [Butolph 
Grinding  Lac  Dye,  Coal,  Marble — E.  Kingsley,  5 


Grinding   Salt — Thacher  K'   Sears,  31   Long  wharf 

and  Second      [shaw,  Edmands,  &  Co.  36  India 

Grinding  and  Powdering  Drugs,  Spices,  SjC. — Hen- 

Gimpou'der — G.    G.   Newhall,   86   State.     Charles 

Smith,  6  Central  wharf 
Gun  Cotton— M.  L.  Bradford,  agent,  142  Wash. 
Gutta  Percha  Goods — Chas.  Stodder,  75  Kilby 
Hat  Block  Manufactory — Oral  Dimond,  66  Har.  av. 
Impediments   of    Speech    Cured — C.    Weeks,    265 

Washington 
Inspector  of  Pot  and  Pearl  Ashes — S.  D.  Townsend, 

Causeway,  cor.  Medford 
Isinglass  or  Mica — Geo.  H.  Ruggles,  31  Union 
Japan  Leather — Linus  B.  Comins,  22  Dock  square, 
(up  stairs)  [R.  Bennet,  7  Harvard  pi. 

Japanncrs — Wm.  Blakemore,  10  Theatre  alley.    W. 
Lapidary — S.  Reynolds,  jr.  8  Court  avenue 
Laundries — Chelsea  Laundry,  81  Wash.     Roxbury 
Laundry,  97  Wash.  [ver,  cor.  Harr.  av. 

Line  and   Twine  Manufactory — W.  N.   Tyler,  Do- 
Lohster  Depot — E.  &  J.'Weeks,  Sumner,  E.  Boston 
Lozenge  Manufacturers — Chase  iS:  Co.  19  Water 
Machine  and  Hand  Card  Manufactory— ^^ .  Whit- 
temore &  Co.  50  X.  Market 
Machinery  and  Tools  for  Working  Leather — Moses 

Hunt  &  Co.  5  Market  square 
Magnetical  Instruments — DanT  Davis,  jr.  428  Wash. 
Mamifaeturer  of  Syrup — Wm.  Finney,  84  Black- 
,  stone  [mons,  107  State 

Marine  Shells,  Stuffed  Bii'ds,  Insects,  <Sfc. — S.  Em- 
Matches — Byam  &  Pearson,  65  Union.     S.  Thayer, 

19  Haverhill 
Mattress  Manufacturer — W.  S.  Hanley,  8  Beach 
Measurer  of  Marble — Nath'l  Bryant,  31  Dover 
Medals,  Coins,  and  Curiosities — D.  E.  Groux,  2  1-2 
Green  [Central  court,  cor.  Wash. 

Medical  IVecfrician  and   Galcanist — A.  S.  Dudley, 
Mercury  Gilder — V.  Laforme,  1  1-2  Spring  lane 
Metal  Roofers — Wheeler  &   Parker,  Charles,  foot 

Pinckney 
Mineral  Teeth  Manufacturers — M.  P.  Hanson,  M. 
D.  38  Tremont  row.     R.  L.  Robbins,  3  Howard 
Miniature  Case  Maker — Wm.  Shew,  123  Wash. 
Mount  Eagle  Tripoli  and  Brick — Johonnot  &  San- 
ders, agents,  21  Dock  square 
Mustard  and  Pepper  Sauce  Manufactory — Rufus  B. 

Stickney,  A,  corner  Second 
Naturalization  Office — 47  Federal,  nearly  opposite 

Williams,  Tliomas  Rowean 
Net  and  Twine  Manufactory — American  Co.,  Wil- 
liam Stowe,  agent,  56  Com'l  [Piper's  wf. 
North  Rirer  Flagging  Stone — Loomis   &  Baldwin, 
Otnnibus   Builders — S   B.  Blood,    Broadway,  near 
Mt.  Washington  House.     K.  Mallon,  rear  715 
Washington 
Patent  Extension    Tables— C.  C.  &  J.  Briggs,  507 
Washington.       Lawson    &    Harrington,    sole 
manufacturers  of  the  Patent  Rack  and  Pinion 
Extension  Dining  Tables 
Patent  Printing   Machinery — S.  P.    Ruggles,    152 
Wash.          [22  Kingston.     J.  Low,  53  Charles 
Plasterers  and  Stucco  Workers — S.  P.  Tolman,  rear 
Plume  Manufactory — G.  Decous,  26  Winter  [State 
Powder   (Whipple's    Mills)— G.    G.    Newhall,    86 
Professor  of  Astrology — T.  Lister,  1  Nashua 
Pulpit  Builder — Jacob  Sherman,  Broadway 
Rattans — E.  Ely,  32  Commercial 
Refect  ire  and  Gas  Burning  Furnaces  for  Generat- 
ing Steam — James  Gould,  19  Merchants'  Exch. 
iJe/r/V/em^or*— Darius  Eddy,  428  Wash.     A.  Pat- 
ten, 37  Tremont  row,  and  12  Cornhill 
Restorers  of  Old  Paintings— I).  Chase,  96  Wash. 

R.  Sadler,  38  Tremont  row 
Rope  Maker — Josiah  Dunham,  Fifth,  near  B 
Saleratus  Manifacturers — Edward  Chamberlin,  of- 
fice 5  India 
School  House  Furniture — J.  L.  Ross,  Hawkins,  c. 
Ivers.     S.  Wales,  jr.  14  Bromfield     [Causeway 
Serapkines   and   Melodcons — W.    S.    Hunting,    34 
Settee  Manufactory — W.  O.  Haskell,  66  Com'l 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


367 


Shoe  Tools — James  Hall,  10  Dock  square 
S/to;;— Batchclder  &  Mann,  48  State  [Range 

Sofa  Sprinc/  Manufacturer — S.  A.  Russ,  7  Derby 
Spikes  (Ship  and  Railroad) — D.  H.  Williams,  26 

Broad  ' 

Splint  Maker — H.  P.  Ingalls,  Lincoln,  near  Essex 
Spring  Maker — Harmon  &  Oilman,  166  Harrison 

avenue.     Joseph  Eaton,  Beach,  corner  Cove 
Steel  Trap  and  Hinge — John  Watkins,  W.  Dedham 
Steering  Ajjparatus — Allyu   &   Whittier,    210   1-2 

Broad 
Sumac— ReynoXAs.   &  Waitt,  N.  E.  block,  Clinton 
Tailors'  Shears — Martin  L.  Bradford,  142  Wash. 
Taxidermists — A.  H.  Ogden,  18  Tremont  Temple. 

James  Mann,  22  Water 
Ten  Pin  Balls— F.  A.  Bradford,  17  Harvard  place 
Thread  and  Harness  Twine  Mamifactonj — Thomas 

B.  Vose,  98  AVater  [Temple 

Travelling  Apparatas — Moses  Hayward,  3  Tremont 


Grove.     I.  T. 


Tuners  of  Pianos — G.  Cutting,  3' 

SafFord,  365  Washington 
Varnish  and  Japan  Manufactories — M.  S.  Hyde, 

Castle.    J.  M.  Salmon,  12  Hawley.    A.  Rogers 

&  Son,  o  Haymarket  square 
Varnishing  and  Polishing — Win.  Tileston,  4  Som- 
erset.    R.  F.  Gray,  621  Washington 
Ventilators  (Emerson's)— W.  J.  Slade,  81  Portland 
Vice  Makers — J.  Woolley,  Salutation.     James  Mas- 

sey,  165  Harrison  a'v.  [Smith,  10  Brattle 

Waiter  and   Tender  on  Parties,  and  Caterer — J.  B. 
Wcstboro'  Milk  Company — H.  Mills,  agent,  Boyls- 

ton,  corner  Washington 
Whalebone  Mam  facturg— Adams,  &  Taft,  11  R.  R. 

block,  Lincoln.     A.  Sevey,  47  Congress.     Jas. 

A.  Sevey,  18  Water  [(retail) 

Workingme7i's  Union  Sto7-es — See  W.    I.    Goods, 


Tlie  Stibscribers  Iiave  imported  a  spleiitlicl  assortment  of 

FRENCH  HOUSE  PAPEE, 

ANP  WITH  TIIEIK  STOCK  OF 

RENDERS  THEIR  ASSORTMENT  AS  GOOD  AS  CAN  BE    FOUND  IN  THE 
CITY,  AND  WILL  BE  OFFERED  AT  THE  LOWEST  POSSIBLE  PRICES. 

A  liberal  discount  luade  vi'lien  PnperiDi^  a  Mouse  throughout. 

E.  W.  BUMSTEAT)  &  CO. 

No.    113    WASHINGTON    STREET. 


ALEX.  EWINS. 


GEO.  0.  RAND  & 


NO.     3     CORNHILL, 


GEO.  C.  RAND. 

CO. 

BOSTON. 


!0i;,  CAB.D  4  FANCY  -JOB 

OF  EVERY  STYLE  AND  VARIETY,         ^ 
ON  HA]\D,  CAKB  &  POWER  PKESSES. 

Execute  in  the  most  approved  manoer,  at  short  notice. 


AND  ON  AS  REASONABLE  TERMS  AS  AT  ANY  OTHER  PLACE, 
FOR  CASH  OR  APPROVED  CREDIT. 

RAILROAD  TICKETS,       CIRCULARS, 
BANK  NOTICES,  BILL  HEADS, 

BILLS  OF  LADING,  SHOP  BILLS, 

HAND  BILLS,  of  every  kind, 
AUCTION  BILLS  OF  SALE, 
Business,   Marriage  and   Address    CARDS, 

OF    EVERY    STYLE    AND    QUALITY. 

Mr.  Leonard  Jackson,  of  the  late  firm  of  Dow  &  Jackson,  would  inform  his  friends  that  he 
is  at  present  located  at  the  above  place,  where  he  will  be  happy  to  see  all  his  old  patrons. 


INDEX  TO  THE  ADVERTISEMENTS 

ON  THE  FOLLOWING  PAGES. 


Public  attention  is  solicited  to  the  Advertising  Department,  which  has  been 
arranged  with  much  care  —  displaying  at  a  glance  the  good  taste  of  the  Printers, 
and  impressing  upon  the  stranger  and  townsman  the  enterprise  of  the  business 
men  of  the  city.  To  the  Directory  itself  it  adds  an  air  of  business,  and  gives  it 
a  better  character  as  a  book  of  reference.  By  turning  to  the  columns  below, 
you  will  easily  find  the  notices  of  those  who  have  adopted  this  course  to  give 
their  business  publicity.  This  Department  will  be  found  of  great  value  to  those 
who  are  purchasing  goods. 

The  business  of  Boston  is  rapidly  increasing,  and  the  causes  are  various  which 
operate  so  favorably  upon  it.  The  increase  of  its  population,  the  activity  and 
industry  of  its  inhabitants,  its  excellent  advantages  for  commercial  operations, 
and  its  central  location  for  inland  trade,  have  done  much  to  give  it  the  power  and 
influence  which  it  possesses.  In  admiring  the  operating  causes  which  have  led 
to  this  happy  result,  we  must  not  forget  that  the  Press  has  been  a  mighty  engine 
in  building  up  the  present  prosperous  state  of  trade.  The  vast  clothing  business 
now  carried  on  here,  owes  its  great  prosperity  to  the  influence  of  the  Press,  and 
the  wholesale  business  done  a  few  years  since  was  nothing  in  comparison  to  what 
it  is  now.  The  trade  knows  no  bounds,  and  its  prime  mover  is  Advertising. 
We  beheve  the  poAver  of  the  Press,  as  an  incentive  to  trade,  is  yet  in  its  infancy. 


Page. 

Agricultural !>  31 

Apothecaries 3 

Artists'  Materials  and  Colors.  .31 

Balances  and  Scales 14 

Bedding,  &c 18,  19 

Botanic  Medicines 3 

Booksellers  &  Publishers.  .12,  U 

Boots  and  Shoes 3-5 

Brass  Finishers 21 

Cards 13,  33 

Carpeting 24 

Carver 28 

Chronometers  (Bond  &  Son's)  2o 

Clocks 4,.'),  15 

Clothing 6,  26,  28,  29, 42,  44 

Corks 34 

Counsellor 35 

Coal 25 

Crockery,  China,  &c 8 

Daguerreotypes 35 

Diaphragm  Filters 23 

Drugs  and  Medicines 2,  3 

Electrotyper 33 

Engine  Hose,  &c 14 


Page. 

Engravers 30,  31,  32 

Expresses 11,  35 

Fancy  Goods, 10 

Fire  Engines .....15,  23 

Funeral  Undertaker 33 

Furniture 18, 19,  20,  24 

Garden  and  Nursery 36 

Gold  Pens 10,33 

Hair  Dressing  &  Champooing  36 

Hardware 12,  25 

Hats.  Caps,  and  Furs 26,  27 

Insurance  Companies 7 

Iron  Works  (Union) 16 

Isinglass 34 

Jewelry 4,  5,  15 

Lamps 8 

Looking  Glasses  and  Frames.  .32 

Machinists 16,  40 

Matches U 

Naturalization  Office 27 

Nautical  Instruments 12 

Painter 41 

Paper  Hangings 32,36 

Patent  Medicines 10 


I  Page. 

Physicians 36 

'  Piano  Fortes 26 

[  Plumbers 21,  22,  23 

Printers 32,  33 

Produce 10 

Refrigerators  (Patten's) 11 

Restorators 36 

Saddles,  Harnesses,  &c 14 

Safes 40 

Sarsaparilla  (Townsend's)  38,  39 

Saws 34 

School  Furniture 37 

Sculptor 35 

Show  Cases 10 

Soda  Fountains 23 

Stoves  and  Ranges,... 1,9, 17,  43 

Tobacco,  Snuff,  &c 20,  36 

Trusses  and  Supporters ....  14,  36 

Types 32 

Umbrellas 27 

Upholsterers 18,  25 

Vices,  patent 30 

Watches 4,5,  15,25 


AGRICULTURAL    IMPLEMENTS,     ETC. 


Hovey's  Patent  Hay 
and  Straw  Cutters,  Har- 
rows, Expanding  Culti- 
vators, Fanning  Mills, 
Churns,  Cheese  Press- 
new   and  valuable   improvements 


FARMERS'  AGRICULTURAL  WAREHOUSE 

AND    SEED    STORE. 

DAVID   PROUTY   &    CO. 

Manufacturers  and   Wholesale   and   Ketail   Dealers  of  Prodty  &  Meaes's  CELE- 
BRATED CENTRE  DRAFT,  Side  Hill,  Self  Sharpening  and   Sub   SoU  Ploughs, 

es,  and  other  Agricul- 
tural Implements ;  and 
to  our  already  large  and 
extensive  stock,  we  are 
constantly  adding  many 
We  have  also  a  large  assortment  of  Flower,  Gar- 
den, Grass,  and  Field  Seeds,  Fruit  and  Ornamental  Trees,  Shrubs,  &c. 

We  have  also,  in  connection,  a  large  and  extensive  assortment  of  Cooking,  Parlor,  and 
Of&ce  Stoves  ;  Mott's  Farmers'  Portable  Agricultural  Cauldron  ; 
Mott's  Iron  Heaters,  for  Laundries  and  Public  Houses  ;  the  Ma- 
deria  Coal  Air-tight  Parlor  Stove,  improved  for  1849  ;  Pkouty 
&  Mears's  IMPROVED  HOT  AIR  VENTILATING  PORT- 
ABLE FURNACES.  These  furnaces  are  made  upon  an  entirely 
new  plan  ;  and  such  is  their  internal  arrangement,  that  the  cold  air 
is  introduced,  heated  and  discharged  into  the  rooms 
in  a  mild  agreeable  and  healthy  state,  free  from  all 
unpleasant  smells  and  gases,  not  coming  in  con- 
tact— as  is  usually  the  case — with  any  red-hot  iron, 
whereby  the  oxygen  is  destroyed,  and  the  air  ren- 
dered poisonous.  D.  P.  &  Co.  are  also  proprietors 
of  Hanks'  Improved  Hot- Air  Ventilating  Furnace 
for  warming  public  &  private  buildings  of  all  kinds. 
The  peculiar  improvement  and  operation  of  this  «»<i=i"  etoye. 
apparatus  is,  that  the  heat  as  its  temperature  is  reduced,  passes  down  into  pipes  of  a  still 
lower  temperature,  and  at  the  lowest  passes  off  into  the  chimney.     The  air  to  be  warmed 


Prouty  &  Mears*  Portable  Furn&ce. 


is  brought  Jirst  in  contact  with 

the  pipes  and  conductors  of  the  ,i_^^ 

lowest  temperature,  and  as  it  be-  |J 


ally  and  regularly  increasing, 
until  at  the  highest  it  passes  off 
into  conductors  leading  to  the 
rooms.  Thus  the  current  of  heat 
I  is  directly  contrary  to  the  cur- 
rent of  air  passingin  to  the  apart- 


comes  warm  and  rises,  is  brought  | 
in  contact  with,  and  rises  among 
pipes  of  a  temperature  continu- 
ments.  This  Furnace  being  but  about  four  feet  in  height  is  pecuHarly  adapted  to  low  cellars, 
at  the  same  time  affording  opportunity  for  an  unusual  elevation  of  hot-air  conductors  imme- 
diately after  leaving  the  brick  work,  whereby  we  obtain  a  greater  amount  of  heat  than  can 
be  obtained  by  any  other  Furnace  with  the  same  amount  of  fuel. 

Particular  attention  given  to  Heating  and  Ventilating  Buildings.  The  public  are  respectfully  invited 
to  call  and  examine  the  above,  at  our  Warerooms,  Nos.  19,  20  &.  22  N.  MARKET  ST.,  BOSTON. 


DRUGS    AND    MEDICINES. 


CARTEK,   COLCORD   &   PRESTON, 

DRUGGISTS, 

HANOVER,  COMER  OF  PORTLAND  STREET, 

WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN  ALL  KINDS  OP 

lEDICmES,  AND  CHEIIOALS, 

All  Popular  Patent  Medicines,  in  quantity, 

DUUGGISTS^  GLASS  WAEE,  SWEDISH  LEECHES. 


Manufacturers     of     SODA     WATER,      SYRUPS, 
AMANDINE  for  chapped    hands,  and  all  Phar- 
maceutical Preparations  of  the  best  quality, 
for  -wholesale  trade. 


AGENTS   FOR   THE   SALE   OF 

DR.  JAYNE'S  MEDICINES,  SHAKERS'  HERBS, 
DAVIS'  PAIN  KILLER, 

PECTORAL    CANDY,    OLEIN   COMPOUND, 

LE  DOYEf  S  DISINFECTIM  FLUID. 


NOTICE      TO     DEALERS. 

Our  Stock  comprises  a  complete  assortment  of  articles  in  the 
Apothecary  line.  It  is  our  aim  to  have  every  article  of  reliable  and 
uniform  strength,  of  a  quality  the  pui*est  to  be  obtained,  and  to  sell 
at  the  lowest  market  value.  In  these  respects  we  offer  inducements 
to  dealers  in  Medicines,  equal,  if  not  superior  to  any. 


APOTHECARIES,    DRUGS,    MEDICINES. 


WILLIAM  H.  WARE, 

{LATE  W.  H.  KEITn  &  CO.) 

Druggist  &  Apothecary, 

95  &  97  CAMBRIDGE  STREET. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  dl.spensing  of 
Family  Medicines,  compounding  Physicians' 
Prescriptions  at  all  hours  of  the  day  or  night, 
personally.  A  full  assortment  of  Drugs,  Med- 
icines and  Chemicals,  including  all  the  latest 
preparations,  as  soon  as  introduced.  Choice 
Perfumery,  Fancy  Articles,  Hair,  Tooth,  and 
Nail  Brushes,  constantly  on  hand.  Foreign 
Leeches ;  Patent  Medicines,  all  of  which  are 
warranted  pure  and  genuine  ;  Pure  Soda  Wa- 
ter, with  a  great  variety  of  Fancy  and  Medi- 
cated Syrups,  drawn  from  cool  and  pure 
fountains.  Fifty  Soda  Tickets  for  $1.  Also, 
Congress  Water,  in  bottles. 

SIMON  SINSHEIMER, 

German  Apothecary, 

AND    CHEMIST, 

No.  515  Washington  Street, 


Swedish  Leeches,  Lubin's  Extracts,  Cologne 
Water,  Perfumery,  Fancy  and  Castile  Soaps, 
Brushes,  Purses,  Paris  Fans,  Selected  Segars, 
and  a  large  assortment  of  Paris  Fancy  Goods. 


N.  B.  Medicines  to  be  had  at  all  hours. 


JONATHAN  P.  HALL  &  CO. 
NO.  1  UNION  STREET, 

Offer  for  sale,  on  the  best  terma,  a  general  assortment  of 

Drugs,  Medicines,  &c. 

They  are  also  Agents  for  the  sale  of 

Swaim's  Celebrated  Panacea  and  Vermifuge, 

And  all  Popular  Patent  Medicines. 

ALSO,  FOB  SALE, 


CHEEVER  &  REMICK, 

Botanic  Ipl^Dsicians, 


AND  DEALERS  IN 


BOTANIC  MEDICINES, 

No.   1   Tremont  Temple, 
BOSTON. 

J.  CHEEVER,  M.D.        H.  P.  REMICK,  M.D. 


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MANUFACTURERS    AT    TUE 


THE   FOLLOWING   ARTICLES: 


Refined  Saltpetre, 
Calcined  Magnesia, 
Chloride  Soda, 
Ether  Sulphuric, 

' '     Nitrous, 

"     Chloric, 
Salts  Tartar,  ppt. 
Hydriodate  Potass, 
Soda, 
"         Sulphur. 


Aqua  Ammonia, 
Flors  Benzoin, 
Rochelle  Salts, 

"      and  Seidlitz  Powders, 
Soda  Powders, 
Caustic  Potash, 
Tartar  Emetic, 
Oxide  Zinc, 

"      Bismuth, 
Preston  Salts. 


Red  and  White  Precipitate, 
Pre.  Sulph.  Antimony, 
Ink,  black, 

"     red, 

"     indelible, 
Rose  Water, 
Lemon  Syrup, 
Conserve  Rose, 
Carbonate  Iron, 
British  Liistre,  &c.,  &c. 


OFFICE,  NO.  8  HIGHBORN   BLOCK, 


ANN    STREET BOSTON. 


WATCHES,    JEWELRY,    ETC. 


JONES,  BALL  &  POOR 


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220  Washiiifftoii,  cor.  of  SHiiiiiier  St.,  Boston. 


SIGN   OF   THE   GOLDEN   EAGLE. 

NEW  STORE !    NEW  GOODS ! ! 


—  OFl- ER     FOR     SALE,  — 

TO  THE  TEADE  AND  AT  EETAIL,  A  NEW  AND  EXTENSIVE  ASSORTMENT  OF  GOODS  IN 
THEIE  LINE,  CONSISTING  IN  PART  OF  THE  FOLLOWING,  NAMELY ; 


Superior  now  SliefHolil  Plafed,  Japaniicd  and  Britannia  "Wares; 

Cutlery  ;  Ornamented  Papier  ItlacJie  Furniture ; 

Bohemian  Glass  and  Porcelain  AVare  ; 

Paris  Bronzes  and  Caudelabras ;  Fitncy  Goods  and  Curiosities. 

—  ALSO,    A    GREAT   VARIETY    OF  — 
AND  — 

FINE    JEWELRY, 

RECENTLY    MANUFACTURED    UNDER    THEIR    IMMEDIATE    INSPECTION. 

r¥o.  2^6  Waf^hin^toii  Street,  Cor.  of  8iiiiiuier  Street, 

SIGN    OF    THE    GOLDEN    EAGLE. 

lEr-Tlie  City    and  Country  Trade  are  invited  to  view  our  large    Stock    of  'Watches, 
Je^velry  and  Fancy  Goods,  IVatcIunakera'  Tools  and  Slaterials. 


JEWELRY,    SILVER    PLATE,    WATCHES,    ETC. 


JOSIAH  GOODIXG, 


IMPOBTER  OP 


SILVER  AND  PLATED  WARE, 


MANCFACTORER  OP 


Jewelry,   Spectacles,  and  Silver  Spoons, 

83  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

joy's   BUttDING,  IB®i^i?®Kfo 


WATCHES  AND  CLOCKS    OF  EVERT   DESCRIPTION, 
REPAIRED   AND  WARRANTED. 


HENRY    B.    ST  AN  WOOD, 

SUCCESSOR   TO    HARRIS  &  STANWOOD, 

IMPORTER  AND   DEALER  IN 

Silver  «iiirt  Plated  Wares 

WATCHES,     CLOCKS, 

lamps,  Cas-Fixturcs,  Caudelabras, 

TJiA  TRAYS,  FINE  TABLE  CUTLERY, 

Watches  and  Clocks  cleaned  and  repaired  by 
an  experienced  workman. 

IVo.  253  liFastiington  St. 

Sign  of  the  '  Original  Golden  Eagle ^^ 
(A  few  doors  north  of  Winter  Street.) 


A.  L.  DENNISON, 


lUPOBTEB  07 


Watches  and  Plated  Ware, 

AND    MANUFACTURER  OF 

Rich  Jewelry,  Silver  Forks,  Spoons,  k. 
205 

WASHINGTON   ST. 

(Comer  of  Bromfield,) 

BOSTON, 


CURRIER  &  TROTT, 
148  Washington,  cor.  of  Milk  St. 

IMPORTERS  AND   DEALERS   IN 

Gold  &  Silver  Watches, 

lF3iIEIS(D!HI   EI^HTTBIL  ©^©(OESa 

Plated  and  Britannia  Ware,   Sil- 
ver Spoons,  Forks,  &,c,,  Gold 
and   Silver    Pencils. 

Pine  Watch  Repairing  personally  attended  to. 


BRACKETT,  CROSBY  &  BROWN, 

OKO[P@!FlTliaS, 
Cfflf)alfsalc  &  Urtail  D«akrs  in 


IM  WATCH] 


PLATED    WARES, 

STo.  69  Washington  Street, 

(3  doors  south  of  Court  St.) 


JEFFREY  R    BRACKETT, 
SAMUEL  T.  CROSBY, 
SETH  E.  BROWN. 


0.  RICH,  Manufacturer  of  Silver  Plate. 


BIGELOW,  BROTHERS  &  KENNARD, 

IMPORTERS  OF 

film  k  f  lEttif  'Emm> 

FINE  HARDWARE  GOODS,  &c. 

121  WASHINGTON  STREET, 


JOHN   BIGELOW, 
ALANSON  BIGELOW, 


[  A.    0.   BIGELOW, 
I  M.     P.    KENNARD. 


LINCOLN  &  FOSS, 

Successors  to  Liucola  &  Beed, 

nrPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


F_        Jewelry  &  Silver  Wai'e, 


65  WASHINGTON,  Cor.  of  COTJET  ST. 

Opposite  the  Old  State  House, 

BOSTON. 


A.  L.  LINCOLN, 
CHARLES   M.   FOSS. 


ABRAHAM  HEWS,  JR.  &  CO. 

165  Washington,  nearly  opposite  Milk  St. 

DEALERS   IN 

WatcheSj  Jewelry, 

Silver  Spoons  &  Plated  Ware, 

—  ALSO, — 

Silver,  Shell,  and  Buffalo  Combs, 

DEESS   FANS,  GOLD   PENS,  CARD  CASES, 
CUTLEIIY,   ETC. 

[C?='rine  Watch  and  Clock  Repairing,  Jew- 
elry made  to  order  and  repaired  in  the  best 
manner. 


FASHIONABLE   CLOTHING. 


JOHN     GOVE    &    CO. 


1  &  2  HIGHBORN  BLOCK, 


AND  WHOLESALE  AND  BETAIL  SEALERS  IN 


CLOTHING  WAREHOUSE. 


OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 


Nos.  1  &  2  HIGHBORN  BLOCK, 


CORNER  OF  ANN  AND  BARRETT  STREETS, 


JOHN  GOVE 
J.  D.  LELAND 


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OUR  ESTABLISHilENT,  WITHOUT  HUMBUG  OR  FALSITY,  IS 
PARTICULAR   ATTENTION   DEVOTED   TO   CUSTOM   WORK. 

MANUFACTURERS    OF  OIL   CLOTHING, 

m  I'yaiET  iE)!BSi(BMrjgi)H. 

BROWN,  LAWRENCE  &  STICKNEY, 


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Nos.  6,  7,  9,  U,  &  12 


OLD    STATE    HOUSE, 

Fronting  State  St.,  Boston. 

Strangers  and  citizens  generally  are  invited 
to  call  and  examine  the  LARGEST  STOCK  OF 
FASHIONABLY  MADE  CLOTHING  which 
can  be  found  in  the  city,  consisting  of  every  va- 
riety of  Garments,  manufactured  from  Goods  of 
the  latest  importations,  and  in  the  best  and 
newest  styles. 

^y    We  have  also  on  hand  a  splendid  assortment  of 


From  the  latest  Importations,  and  every  variety  of  Goods,  suitable  for  Gentlemens'  wear, 

WHICH  ■WILiIi  BE  MADE  UP  TO  ORDER, 

AND    WILL    BE     SOLD    AT     PRICES    AS    LOW 

AS  AT  ANY  OTHER  ESTABLISHMENT  IN  THE  UNION. 


INSURANCE     COMPANIES. 


INSURANCE    AGA.INST^ICKNESS. 

MASSACHUSETTS  HEALTH  INSURANCE  COM'PY, 

Allowances  of  $4,  $6,  &  $8,  per  Week,  in  Sickness. 

THE    INSTITUTIOIV    NOW    NUMBERS    MORE    THAN    3,000. 

OFFICE  OF  THE  COMPAKY,  No.  4  MUSEUM  BUILDING,  IN  TREMONT  ST. 

DiEEClORS.— T.    Tarbell,    John   P.   Ober,    Iloracc   Williams,   James   French,   John   H.   Rogers,    Enoch    A.   Hobart, 

E.  P.  Whipple.  D.  Brigham,  Jr.,  Luther  Munn,  Uriel  Crocker,  Holmes  Hinkley,  C.  WOliam  Loring, 

Moses  Kimball,  Seth  Adams  and  Otis  Tufts. 

A.    li.    STIMSON,    Secretary.  |  THOMAS    TARBELIi,    President. 

DR.  G.  H.  r.YMAN,  Constilting  Physician,  35  Boylstou  Street. 


THIS   HBW^   EMGL AND   MUTUAL    LIFE 
INSURAHCE  COMPANY, 


Since  commencing,  February  1, 1844,  to  June  1849,  has 
issued  2,000  policies. 

The  amounts  from  200  to  $10,000  each.  Largest  amount 
taken  on  one  risk,  $10,000.  Insures  lives  only.  $50,000 
guaranty  capital  paid  in.     Over  2,600  policies  made  out. 

Fund  accumulated,  owing  to  the  favorable  turn  of  the 
risks  thus  far,  over  $225,000,  besides  guaranty  capital 
well  invested  for  the  proportionable  benefit  of  those  who 
shall  become,  as  well  as  those  already  members.     Surplus 


to  be  refunded  to  members  at  the  end  of  every  five  years 
from  Dec.  1843.  Premium  may  be  paid  quarterly  or  semi- 
annually where  desired,  and  amounts  not  too  small.  All 
the  premiums  earned  by  the  Company  are  paid  to  it,  and 
no  member  pays  in  bis  note  or  money  against  the  notes 
(good  or  bad)  of  other  members. 

Forms  of  application,  and  pamphlets  of  the  Company 
and  its  reports,  to  be  had  of  its  agents,  or  at  the  Office  of  the 
Company,  or  forwarded  by  mail,  if  written  for,  post  paid. 


Directors.— Willard  Phillips,  Theo.  Parsons,  Charles  P.  Curtis,  N.  F.  Cunningham,  Charles  Brown,  George  H.  Kuhn, 
William  W.  Stone,  Peter  Wainwi-ight,  Thomas  A.  Dexter,  William  Perkins,  Sewell  Tappan,  William  R.  Lee. 
BENJ.  F.  STEVENS,  Sec.  I  JOHN  HOMANS,  Consulting  Physician.  I  WILLAED  PHILLIPS,  Pres. 


MUTUAL  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMFY, 

Hereby  give  notice  that  their  Safety  Fund  amounts  to  $400,000, 

And  that  they  continue  to  insure  against  Marine  Hazards,  including  Inland  Navigation 
Risks,  &  Loss  &  Damage  by  Fire,  to  an  amount  not  exceeding  $20 ,  000  by  any  one  risk. 

©Mill®   l^tS^Ml   DWmPil^i,  BWM^Wm  ©f^N 

Directors. — Joseph  H.  Adams,  Nathan  B.  Gibbs,  Jr.,  Joseph  V.  Bacon,  Charles  Cunningham,  Benjamin  Howard, 
William  Ward,  II.  M.  Ilolbrook,  Henry  Lincoln,  N.  F.  Cunningham,  John  H.  Welch,  Jabez  Fisher,  J.S.Jenness,  William 
Thwing,  J.  B.  Ivimball,  E.  C.  Emerson,  M.  Day  Kimball,  Frederic  Nickerson,  A.  Q.  Farwell,  E.  H.  Baker,  Alpheus 
Hardy,  E.  D.  Brigham,  William  Lincoln,  Holmes  Ammidown,  Osborn  Howes. 

EDWARD  P.  MERIAM,  Secretary.  JOSEPH  H.  ADAMS,  President. 

MECHANICS'  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO. 

THIS  COMPANY  CONTINUE  TO  INSURE  AGAINST 

IN  ANY   PAKT  OF  THIS  COMMONWEALTH, 
Not  exceeding  S10,000  on  a  single  risk.     The  actual  Fund  of  this  Company  now  amounts  to 
over  $249,000.     The  available  Fund  now  exceeds  $800,000. 
Office  in  Brazer's  Building,  No.  27  STATE  ST.,  Up  Stairs  ;  Boston. 

IDIRECTORS: 

Adam  W.  Thaxter,  George  Wm.  Phillips,  Charles  Leighton, 

William  Adams,  John  Boles,  Isaac  Carey, 

Ezekiel  Bates,  John  Bacon,  William  Eaton, 

Thomas  Moulton,  David  Tillson,  Samuel  C.  Nottage. 

Benjamin  Beal, 
SOIiOMON  HOVEY,  Secretary.  ADAM  AV.  THAXTER,  Pres. 


SOLAR    LAMPS,    GIRANDOLES,    ETC. 


Solar  Lamps,   Grirandoles,   Table  Cutlery,   Britannia 

Ware,  Silver-plated  Table  and  Tea  Spoons,  Forks 

and  Butter  Knives,  Casters  and  Japanned  Tea 

Trays,  and  Furnishing  Goods  generally, 

NO.  33  UNION  STREET BOSTON. 


HOT-AIR   VENTILATING    FURNACE. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  CULVER'S  PATENT 

HOT-AIR  VENTILATIN()[  FURNACE, 

DWELLINGS,  CHURCHES,  HOSPITALS,  SCHOOL  HOUSES,  STORES,  &c. 

z3  This  strictly  scientific  invention  has  been 
thoroughly  tested  the  past  four  years.  Sev- 
eral hundreds  have  been  put  up  in  public  and 
private  buildings,  and  received  the  approval  of 
,the  learned  and  scientific.  The  Committees  of 
the  State  School,  at  Westboro',  and  Atheneum, 
at  Boston,  after  a  thorough  examination  of  all 
other  furnaces  in  the  market,  adopted  this  as 
the  only  one,  which,  from  its  extensive  perpen- 
dicular surface  and  peculiar  construction,  can 
be  enjoyed  the  luxury  of  the  diffusion  of  a 
pure  summer  atmosphere,  of  uniform  temper- 
ature, during  all  the  changes  of  our  winter 
climate.  A  temperature  which  the  most 
delicate  constitutions  will  find  easy  of  respira- 
tion. It  is  remarkable  that  the  same  appara- 
tus which  thus  produces  an  agreeable  summer 
temperature  in  winter,  may  be  used  with 
equal  safety  and  ease  to  modify  the  heat  of 
summer,  as  the  same  channels  which  diffuse 
The  economy  in  the  use  of 


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warmth  in  the  one  case,  ventilate  the  house  in  the  other 

fuel  is  another  important  consideration,  making  and  controlling  more  heat  than  by  any 

other  process  of  using  it,  and  fully  retaining  the  vitality  of  the  air.     Any  person  desirous 

of  having  the  Pots  lined  with  Soap  Stone,  we  shall  be  happy  to  accommodate.     We  are 

pleased  to  refer  to  the  following  gentlemen,  of  Boston,  who  have  this  valuable  Furnace  in 

use. 

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Col.  Wm.  P.  Winchester, 
Henry  B.  Stone, 
Thomas  Dwight, 
Joseph  G.  Joy, 
Jonathan  Mason, 
Charles  G.  Green, 
Amos  Cotting, 
James  Parker, 
E.  P.  Deacon, 
Daniel  Safford. 


Elisha  Haskell, 
James  M.  Beebe, 
Patrick  T.  Jackson, 
Frederick  Tudor, 
Samuel  Appleton, 
Doctor  Warren, 
Doctor  Ware, 
Doctor  Mifflin, 
Doctor  Shurtleff, 
Doctor  Keep. 


Henry  P.  Sturgis, 
William  S.  Phipps, 
Daniel  Hammond, 
Samuel  Cabot, 
E.  C.  Cabot, 
Joseph  G.  Russell, 
Benjamin  Loring, 
Alvah  Kittredge, 
Joseph  Barnard, 
J.  B.  Robb. 


Personal  attention  given  to  Setting  these  Furnaces.     Churches  and  School  Houses  per- 
fectly Heated  and  Ventilated. 
FOR  SALE,  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL,  AT  THE 

FURNACE,  GRATE,  AND  RANGE  FACTORY, 

40    SCIIOOI.    STREET. 


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FANCY    GOODS,    GOI,D    PENS,    ETC. 


BOYNTON  &  "WOODFORD, 

IMPORTERS  A^STD  DEALERS  IN 

FANCY    GOODS, 

Torloise  Shell,  Ivory,  Horn,  and  Metal  Combs  ;  Buttons,  Brushes,  Cut- 
lery, Silver  Pencil  Cases,  Thimbles,   Spectacles,  Spoojis,  Accor- 
dions, Jewelry,  Perfuniery,  Needles,  Pius,  Pocket-books,  &c. 

Cr^--  DEALERS    IN  -^.^^1) 

IVORY,  TORTOISE  SHELL,  HORNS,  TIPS  AND  BONES, 
]Vo.    50    lVASHIJVOTO]\    STREET, 

(9  doors  North  of  State  Street] 
JAMES  BOYNTON.  P.  R.  WOODFORD. 


J.  H    WEEKS  &  CO. 

[LATE  B.  W.  THAYER  &  CO.] 

(S)  Importers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in  Cc) 

M\GLISH,  FRENCH  &  GERMAN 

PERFUMERY,  CUTLERY, 

And  Fancy  Stationery, 
133  WASHINGTON  STKEET, 


JAMEB   H.   WEEKS, 
D.    PERKINS   IVES. 


TWO    DOOES  HOETH   OP  SCHOOL   BTREET, 


I.  E.  PEARSON  &  Co. 


—  Wholesale  Dealers  in  — 


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Pcrfumrr^,  |3atent  illcbiciius, 

CIGARS,    BLACKING,    &.C.,    &.C. 

m.  76  mim  street, 

Opposite  the  Main  Extension  Depot, 


iJ^^:^U3.i:s:>  <£^ 


^  Double  Premium  Diamond  Pointed 


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3^]SBa=— 


And    Oold    and    1$  i  1  t  e  r    Pencil    Cases. 

K(\(\  (\(\[\  SOIiD  AXKUAJiliY  !  The  unbounded  popularity  which  BARD  &  BROTHERS'  Pens  hare  at- 
OUUjUUU  tained  among  the  mercantile  and  professional  classes  throughout  the  United  States,  induce  the  man- 
ufacturers to  believe  that  they  cannot  be  superseded  by  any  other  article  now  in  the  market.  The  Franklin  Institute  of 
Philadelphia,  and  the  Mechanics'  Association  of  Boston,  have  awarded  them  the  highest  medals  and  diplomas  ever  given 
upon  Gold  Pens.  Bard  &  Bro.  have  just  introduced  into  use  a  PA'tENT  FOUNTAIN  PEN,  which  will  hold  suffi- 
cient ink  to  write  more  than  250  words  without  resorting  to  the  inkstand.  They  are  used  with  perfect  satisfaction  at  the 
BIerchasts'  Bank,  Boston.  Every  variety  of  these  Pens  can  be  found  among  the  first  dealers  in  Boston,  New  York, 
Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  New  Orleans,  Cincinnati,  St.  Louis,  Louisville,  Buffalo,  Albany,  and  other  cities  in  the  Union. 

MANUFACTORIES ;    91  Washington  Street,  Boston,  and  101  William  Street,  New  York. 


JOHN  A.  HUGHES, 


MANUFACTUEEE  OP 


SHOW  CASES, 

IVo.  5  &  7  Harvard  Place, 

©iPip®aiiiriE  isism  ©ilb  soiuTTiHt  (DisnumciKr, 

(Rear  of  No.  153  Washington  Street,) 

BOSTON. 

A   good  assortment  of  SHOW    CASES 
constantly  on  heind. 

Orders  for  Cases  of  every  description,  and  general 

Jobbing  in  the  Carpenter  Line,  attended  to 

with  despatch. 


WILLIAM  HUNTER, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

LARD    AND    EGGS, 

NO.  4  CELLAR, 

South  side  of  Faneuil  Hall  Market, 


REFKIGERAT0K3,    EXPRECS,    MATCHES. 


11 


PATTEN'S 


Erfrigerators  of  all  sizes  and  patterns,  Wholesale  or  Retail, 

AT  THE  ROXBURY  REFRIGERATOR  MANUFACTORY, 

Also,  Eefrigerators  made  to  order,  in  the  very  best  manner,  of  any  desired  style. 

MANUFACTURED   BY  j^SAPATO 


Y    A   GO'S 


SOUTIIERIV    A1\D   EASTERrV    EXPRESS, 

For  the  cTnily  transmission  of  Merchandize,  Small  Parcels,    Specie,    Bank  Notes,  &c., 
and    for  the   collection   and   Payment  of  Notes,  Bills,  Drafts,  etc.  etc. 

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SABDLlvILY,    SDOULDEK,    LRACES,    EArANCES, 


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IMPORTERS  AND  MANTJFACTtTRERS  OF 

House,  Store, 

and  Btaiik 
Trunks, 
Saddles, 
Bridles, 

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on,  and  58  Brattle  Streets, 

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SHOULDER  BRACES  AND  SUPPORTERS. 


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rio.  7 

J.  SHJlVJ'ON,         ( 
S.  G.  CilEEVER. 


T!ie  Washington  Suspender  Shoulder  Brace, 

COMBINING  SUSPENDERS  AND   SHOULDER   BRACE, 

Invented  by  A.  F.  BARTLETT,   Boston. 

LE'ITERS  PATENT  ARE  PENDING. 

The  object  of  this  Brace  is  to  remedy  habitual  stooping, 
r  nnd  and  crooked  shoulders,  weak  back  and  chest,  for 
wiiich  it  cannot  be  too  highly  recommended.  Its  tendiincy 
is  to  expand  the  chest,  and  preserve  an  erect  and  graceful 
posii  ion,  indispensable  to  health  and  beauty.  It  is  adapt- 
eil  to  benefit  men,  women,  and  children,  of  all  ages,  occu- 
p.itions,  and  conditions. 

The  great  utility  of  this  Brace  will  on  trial  become  ap- 
parent to  all — and  its  simplicity  and  adaptation  to  the  ob- 
j -ct  designed  are  its  best  recommendations.  It  is  light, 
}  ut  strong,  and  perfectly  elastic — combining  all  the  excel- 
lences of  the  common  Shoulder  Braces  in  use,  with  none  of 
their  objections  ;  and  has  the  following  additional  advan- 
tages, viz : 

1st.  The  pressure  (which  can  be  made  more  or  less  at 
will,)  comes  directly  on  the  point  or  ball  of  the  shoulder, 
which  makes  the  brace  more  effective,  and  thus  it  does  not 
impede  the  circulation,  nor  cause  uneasiness  under  the  arm  ; 
allowing  full  motion  to  the  arms  &  shoulders  by  its  elasticity. 

2d.  Its  great  elasticity  supports  the  pants  with  perfect 
ease  and  freedom,  and  this  connection  with  the  pants, 
dispenses  with  the  common  Suspender,  and  contributes 
to  tlie  power  of  the  Braces  in  expanding  tne  chest,  giving  to 
the  lungs  a  healthy  and  expansive  action,  and  thus  pre- 
veniug  pulmonary  affections,  relieving  palpitation  of  the 
heart,  dyspepsia,  asthma,  &c. 

3d.  The  Brace  is  so  constructed  as  to  render  unneces- 
sary a  belt,  which  has  been  the  cause  of  great  uneasiness 
to  the  ribs  and  epigastric  region  of  the  wearer. 

4th.  The  patent  elastic  webbing  used  is  a  new  and 
beautiful  style,  free  from  odor,  containing  the  vulcanized 
or  insoluble  rubber,  and  is  warranted  by  the  inventor  not 
to  lose  its  strength  or  elasticity,  nor  be  affected  by  heat  or 
perspiration. 


5th.  Tlie  Suspender  Shou'ler  Brace  ia  aSbrdel  at  the 
low  price  of  .$l,r,'  i  to  S:2,  according  to  o\\  .  li  ?. 

Manufactured  and  for  sale,  wiioies^i^e  a c;d  retail,  bv  A. 
F.  BARTLETT,  No.  221  Washikgxon  SuiEiiT,  up  sij.irs, 
near  Marlboro'  Ilotel,  Boston. 

SUPPORTERS. 

WILSON'S,  CUAPIN'S,  AND  BAKrLETI'S  IMPROTED 
ABDOMIBf.^I.    SUPPORTERS, 

Are  an  efficient  relief  for  most  of  thots  weaknesses  of  the 
body  which  require  support — such  as  we:iknoss  of  the 
lungs,  palpitation  of  the  heart,  shortn«ss  of  brea'  h,  dull 
pains  in  the  side,  sen.se  of  sinking  or  dragging  at  tiie  pit  of 
the  stomach,  like  weights  at  the  lower  part  of  the  body — 
falling  of  the  womb,  "bearing  down  pains,"  pain  and 
weakness  in  the  back,  numbness  and  weakness  of  the  Juubs, 
all  of  which  are  aggravated  on  standing  or  walkin;; — dys- 
pepsia, costiveness  and  piles,  nervousness  and  glo'm,  and 
a  disposition  of  the  body  to  stoop  ;  a  shoulder-brace  in  con- 
nection is  often  necessary.  Also,  public  speakers  com- 
plaining of  bronchitis,  find  special  benefit  from  an  Abdom- 
inal Supporter. 

The  Supporter  relieves  simply  in  gently  lifting  the  abdo- 
men, by  pressing  upwards  and  backwards,  taking  <  ff  i.bat 
sense  of  weight  at  the  lower  body.  This  supports  lin'  weak- 
ened muscles,  and  elevates  the  organs  resting  on  an  1  attach- 
ed to  them  affording  surprising  relief ;  it  permii.s  a  more 
free  circulation  of  the  blood,  and  thus  invigorates  tne  whole 
system. 

Persons  ordering  them,  will  send  their  measure  t:ikcn 
around  two  inches  below  the  hip  bone  and  round  the 
wai-t,  and  they  will  be  supplied  with  the  above  superior  in- 
struments at  prices  from  $2,50  to  .fjiG,  by 

A.    F.    BARTIiETT, 
NO.    221    WASHINGTON    STREET, 

(Up  Stairs,)  near  Marlboro'  Hotel,  Boston. 
Also,  Trusses  of  a  superior  quaUty  for  ruptures. 

[t^T^Private  Room  for  Ladies. 


"WILLIAM    S.    WALSH, 


All  kinds  of 
Weighiug 


Apparatus 
repaired. 


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]¥0.  5,  SOUTH  SIDE  FAIVEUIL.  HAL.L., BOSTOlf. 


CLOCKS,    WATCHES,    ETC. 


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9 


OF  EVERT   STYLE   AND    VARIETY, 

NOS.    71    8o    73    HANOVER    STREET, 

L.  A.  Pona.       BOSXOX*        H.  BanieB. 

LOOKING-GLASS    &   PICTURE  FRAMES. 


HOWARD  &  DAVIS, 

—  MANLFACTURERS    OF  — 


CLOCKS  6c  BALANCES, 

No.  U  Water  Street,  near  Congress  Street, 

Chiirch  Tower,  Gallery,  Factory  "Watch, 

Regulator,    Rail    Road    Station, 

Astronomical  &  Car  Clocks. 


J.  J.  BEALS  &  (^0. 
CLOCK  MANUFACTURERS, 


WHOLESALE   AND    RETAIL    DEALERS   IN 

American  &  Foreign  Cloclis,  &  Clocii  Materials, 

HAYMARKET     SQ,UARE, 

Opposite  the  Boston  and  Maine  Railroad  Depot, 

i-.w.X'>i,wick.  IB®g^^(fi)Kfo 

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READING-,     MASS. 

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REGULVTORS,  GALLERY,  HALL,  AND  OFFICE  CLOCKS. 

ALSO,  BRASS  AND  WOOD  CLOCKS,  OF  EVERY  VARIETY  AND  STYLE, 
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Clock  tjfiateruds  ^'  Clock  Repairing^  in  all  its  branches. 

CLOCKS  PUT  UP  IN  GOOD  ORDER  FOR  EXPORTATION. 

ALEXANDER    STOWELL, 

DEALER  IN 

WATCHES,    CLOCKS,    JEWELRY, 

0Ut)ei*  toare,  jTanctj  ©cobs,  &  Solar  Camp0, 
NO.  76   HANOVER   STREET, 

CORNER  OF  UNION  STREET,  KO)^^ORII 

CLOCKS,     WATCHES,     AND    JEWELHY    KEPAIRED. 


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UNION    IRON    WORKS. 


SETH  WILMARTH,   Proprietor, 


MANUFACTURER     OP 

Locomotives,  Stationary  Steam  Engines, 

AND    STEAM    BOILERS, 

OF    THE    VARIOUS    SIZES    REQUIRED. 
Including^  Frog^s,  Switches,  Chairs,  IIaiid-€ars,  &c. 

MACHIIVISTS'  TOOLS,    OF    ALL    DESCRIPTIOJVS, 

INCLUDING 

TURNING     LATHES, 

Of  sizes  varying  from  9  feet  to  50  feet  in  length,  and  weighing  from  1^  tons  to  40  tons 
each  ;  the  latter  capable  of  turning  a  wheel  or  pulley,  thirty  feet  in  diameter. 

Varying  from  10  feet  to  60  feet  in  length,  and  weighing  from  2  tons  to  70  tons  each,  and 
will  plane  from  7  feet  up  to  55  feet  long,  and  7  feet  square. 

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CHINES, PUNCHING  PRESSES,  GEAR  AND   SCREW  CUTTING 
MACHINES,  &c.,  &/C. 

ALSO,  MILL  GEARING  AND  SHAFTING. 


iffi^Aa®i3© 


And  any  kind  of  work  usually  done  in  Machine  Shops,  executed  at  short  notice 


9 


STOVES,    RANGES,    ETC. 


17 


D    &    DUNCKLEE 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


Parlor  Grates, 

'PRIAM  of  TROY' 


CabGOses, 

AIR   TIGHT, 


And  Other  !"^^^^^^        Cooking   Ntoves. 

PARLOR,    STORE    AND    SHIP    STOVES,    FOR    WOOD    AND    COAL, 

TIN,    SHEET    IRON    AND    JAPANNED    WARE,    &.C. 

Nos.  40  &  41  BLACKSTONB  STREET,  BOSTON. 


JOS.    A.   POND. 


H.    L.    DUNCKLEE. 


BULKLEY,  HAYES  &  Co. 


MANUFACTURERS 


J.  P.  HAYES' 

PORTABLE     HOT    AIR     RANGE. 


EALERS  IN 


Portable  Hot- Air  Cooking  Ranges, 

PORTABLE  AND  BRICK  FURNACES, 

FOR  WARMING  HOUSES,  STORES,  CHURCHES,  etC. 

Also,  Laundry,  Cooking,  Parlour,    Office,  Shop   and 

Factory  Stoves,  Taber's  Improved  Ships'  Cabooses, 

Cast   Iron   Sinks,   Oven  and  Boiler  Doors,  Tin, 

Sheet  Iron  &  Copper  Work,  made  to  order,  at 

33  &  35  BLB.CKSTONE  STREET,  BOSTON. 

AT   THE    ABOVE    ESTABLISHMENT   MAY    BE    FOUND,    THE 

CELEBRATED  REPUBLIC  AIR-TIGHT  COOKING  STOVES, 

Arranged  for  wood  or  coal,  which  for  saving  in  fuel  and  affording  the  best  facilities  for  cooking,  stands  unrivalled.    The 

outward  appearance  of  this  Stove  is  solid  and  very  handsome,  while  the  inner  arrangements  are  convenient 

and  easily  understood.     It  needs  no  furtlier  recommendation  than  to  be  once  tried.    Also, 

HAYES'    PORTABLE    COOKING*  RANGES, 

Consisting  of  four  different  sizes  adapted  for  wood  or  coal,  a  very  superior  article  calculated  for  large  or  small  families. 
The  expense  of  fitting  up  comes  remarkably  low,  they  are  warranted  to  give  perfect  satisfaction  in  every  respect,  together 
with  a  general  assortment  of  Cooking  Stoves  and  other  articles  usually  found  at  such  establishments. 

W.    F.    BtJIiK:r.EY.  J.  p.  HAYES.  ADRIAN  liOW. 


J.  M.  READ, 

MANUFACTURER  OP   THE 

CYLINDER,    VENTILATING,   HOT   AIR, 

PORTIBLeSkG  RANGE. 

This  Range  is  fitted  for  burning  wood  and  coal,    takes 

one  third  less  fuel,  and  one  third  less  room,  than  a 

common  Cook  Stove.    Also, 

Read's  Revolving  Parlor  Coal  Stove. 
NO.    41-2    OEKRISH    BLOCK, 

(UP  STAIRS,) 

ANN     STREET,     BOSTON. 


CHARLES  F.  LEAVITT, 


Manufacturer  of  and  Wholesale  Bcaler  in 


ST@¥ 


FIRE   FRAMES 


t 


Also, 

Tin  Plate,  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Worker, 
No.  16  UNION  STREET, 


18 


FURNITURE    AND    UPHOLSTERY. 


LAWSON  &  HARRINGTON, 

MANUFACTURING  UPHOLSTERERS 

AND 

IMPORTERS  OF  UPHOLSTERY  GOODS, 

No.  285  WASHINGTON,  NEAR  WINTER  STREET. 

Fashionable  Furnituee,  Curtain  Materials,  Cornices  ;  Mattresses,  Bedding,  and  Up- 
holstery Goods  generally.  Painted  Shades,  Shade  Fixtures,  and  Shade  Goods  of  all  kinds. 
Furniture  and  Dress  Fringes,  Gimps,  Tassels,  &c.  &c. 

L.  &  H.  are  sole  manufacturers  of  the  Patent  Rack  and  Pinion  EXTENSION  DINING 
TABIiES,  which  are  indisputably  the  best  Tables  for  the  purpose,  hitherto  devised.  They  are  so  con- 
structed as  to  open  and  shut  with  the  utmost  precision ;  they  can  be  managed  with  ease  by  one  persoti, 
require  no  fasteners,  and  cannot  get  out  of  order. 

E.    H.    BRABHOOK    8c    CO. 

DEALERS  IN 

FURNITURE,  FEATHERS,  CARPETING, 


STRAW  MATTING. 

Nos.  48,  50  &  52 

Would  inform  their  friends  and  customers  that  they  have  recently  enlarged  their  place  of  business, 
and  made  a  valuable  addition  to  their  former  stock  of  Goods.  They  would  invite  those  purchasing  Fur- 
niture to  give  them  a  call ;  especially  those  who  are  opening  Public  and  Boarding  Houses,  and  do  not 
find  it  convenient  to  pay  cash  for  their  Goods,  as  they  are  prepared  to  furnish  them,  and  make  the 
payments  satisfactory  to  purchasers. 


Nos.  48,  50  &  52  BLACKSTONE  STREET, 


E.  H.  BRABROOK, 
H.   W.    LONGLET, 
DAVID  HOWE,  JR. 


COIiD     STAND,) 


MSTOET. 


SUPERIOR  MATTRESSES  AND  BEDS 

ARE  MANUFACTURED  AT  THE 

PERKINS   INSTITUTION  AND   MASSACHUSETTS    ASYLUM, 

BY    THE    BLIND. 

THEY  ALSO  MANUFACTURE  AND  KEEP  CONSTANTLY  FOR  SALE 
OF    ALMOST    EVERY    DESCRIPTION. 

READY-MADE  BED  TICKS,  SHEETS,  AND  PILLOW   CASES. 

Can  furnish  SHIP  MATTRESSES,  at  any  price,  from  75  Cents  to  10  Dollars. 
TEATHERS    PURIFIED    AND    MATTRESSES    CLEANSED   AND    REFITTED    AT    SHORT    NOTICE. 

Office  and  Sales  Room,  20  and  22  Bromfield  Street,  Boston. 

I.   W.  PATTEN,  Agent. 


FURNITURE,    ETC. 


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KITTREDGE  &  BLAKES, 

UPHOLSTERERS,    AND     IMPORTERS    OF 
Rich  Upholstery  Goods,  French  Furniture,  French  Plush,  Damasks, 
Moreens,  Curtain  Trimmings,  English  Hair-seating,  Chinese  Tea- 
Poys,  Looking-glass  Plates,  &c. 

NO.    12    COENHILL. 

DEALERS     IN 

Furniture,  Chairs,  Feathers,  Mattresses,  Looking  Glasses,  Mahogany,  &c. 
CITY  MARKET  BUILDING,  BRATTLE  STREET. 


W.    p.    B.    BROOKS, 

"WTiolesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

CABIWET   FURPJITURE, 

Chairs,  Clocks  &  Looking  Glasses 

Also,for  sale  at  the  lowest  cash,  prices,  an  extensiye  assortment  of 


FEATHERS,  BEHS,  MATTRESSES,  CARPETS,  &C., 

OF  SUPERIOR  QUALITY, 

At  No.  9  Marshall  and  66  Blackstone  Streets, 

N.  B.     Purchasers  will  do  well  to  call  upon  Mr.  B.,  who  takes  particular  pains  to 
give'  the  most  perfect  satisfaction  to  all  his  customers. 


Bedding    Warehouse. 

16    &    17    DOCK.    S^^UARE 


BEDS    Ready  made  or  to  order. 

MATTRESSES  of  Hair,  Moss,  Cotton,  Palm 
Leaf,  &c.  on  hand  or  made  to  order. 

Also,  Mattresses  refitted  in  a  superior  manner. 

FEATHERS    Kiln-dried,  different  qualities. 

A  large  assortment  of  Cushions,  Comfortables, 
Quilts,  Blankets,  and  Upholstery  Goods,  at  whole- 
sale or  retail. 

Every  article  warranted  equal  to  recommendation. 


CHEAP    CASH    STORE. 

Motto— Quick  Turns  and  Small  Profits. 
HENRY  F.  PARKER, 

DEALER     IN 

FURNITURE,    FEATHERS, 

BEDS,  MATTRESSES, 

Looking  Glasses,  Light  Painted  Chamber  Sets, 

No.    32    BLACKSTONE   STREET, 

CORNER   OF    ANN   STREET, 

BOSTON. 

N.  B.     Goods  packed  at  short  notice. 


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FURNITURE,    TOBACCO. 


FURNITURE    WAREHOUSE 


il!lllllllllt!l 


GEO.  T.  CARRUTH  &  Co. 

Wholesale  anil  Retail  Dealers  in 

Tobacco,  SnufF,  Cigars,  Pipes,  &c. 

Every  varietj'  of  Cisrar  Tubes,  Cases  and  Lights,  Snuff  and 
Tobacco  Boxes,  Aniiier,  Horn,  Meerschaum  and  Wood  Cigar 
Tubes,  Stamboul,  Wedgewood  and  China  Pipe  Bowls  ;  Weis- 
chel  and  other  Pipe  stems  ;  Horn  and  other  Mouth-pieces  for 
Stems,  Pipe  bowls,  Cigaretts,  and  the  largest  stock  and  great- 
est variety  of  Fancy  Pipes  in  colors,  ever  offered  in  Boston. 
Also,  Agents  for  all  the  N.  York  Manufacturers  of  Fine  Cut 
Chewing  &  Smoking  Tobacco,  viz  :  Mrs.  Miller's,  Lorillard's, 
Appleby's,  Bogart's,  Roome's  and  Lemon's  ;  and  Agents  for 
the  following  celebrated  brands  of  Cavendish  and  Plvig  To- 
bacco, received  direct  from  Va. :  .Tames  River  Gold  Leaf  and 
Twin  Brother,  and  Kxlra  Old  Plain,  for  which  they  are  the 
only  Agents  in  Boston,  and  importers  and  Dealers  in  Turk- 
ish, Chinese,  Scarfalatti,  Spanish  and  American  Smoking 
Tobacco  in  papers  or  by  the  pound,  wholesale  or  retail. 

GEO  T.  CARRUTH.  CHESTER  H.  CARRL'TH. 

41  Hanover,  Opposite  Portlantl  St,  Boston. 


6,  W,  PRUDEN  &  Co. 

FURNITURE,  FEATHER, 

AND 

CARPETING  WAREROOMS, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL, 

No.    39   HANOVER   STREET, 

Opposite  the  Head  cf  Portland  Street, 


0.  W.  PRUDEN. 


A.  BURRELL. 


PLUMBERS,    ETC. 


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WILLIAM    PEAECE, 


fmmmi 

FORCE     PUMP     AND     WATER     CLOSET     MAKER, 

33  d  35  Congress  Street,  Boston. 

lEM,  C9I.D  All  SHOWll  BATH^ 

WASH  BASINS,      i        BRASS  COCKS, 
FOUNTAINS,  PLATED  Do, 

HYDRANTS,  LEAD  PIPES, 

CESS  POOLS,  I         SHEET  LEAD, 

DRAIN  TRAPS,       \         COPPER  PUMPS, 
And  every  requisite  in  use  in  the  Plumbing  Business. 

W.  p.  would  respectfully  state,  that  he  has  had  30  years'  experience  as  a  Practical  Plumber  and 
no  effort  will  be  spared  on  liis  part  to  make  this  establishment  the  best  in  New  England. 

All  Orders  entrusted  to  his  care  will  be  executed  with  the  very  best  material  and  workmanship,  in 
the  most  approved  and  substantial  manner. 
The  Plumbing  Work  of  the  following  houses  was  put  up  by  me,  and  are  named  below  as  references. 

REVERE  HOUSE,  Bowdoin  Square,  Boston.    Paran  Stevens,  Esq. 

NATIONAL  HOUSE,  Harmarket  Square,  Boston.     W.  S.  Pendleton.  Esa 

SAGADAHOCK  HOUSE,  Bath,  Me.     J.  Patten,  Esa. 

STANLEY  HOUSE,  Augusta,  Me.    Hon.  R.  Williams. 

NATHAN  HALE,  Esq.,  Commissioner  Boston  Water  Works. 

DAILY  ADVERTISER  AND  COURIER  Offices,  Boston. 


JOHN  CLARKE  &  SON, 

o^  i:£a 'v^  s:^:^  iJB  i:^  o^  ^  9 

Hydraulic   Pump  and  Water 

Closet   Makers, 

IVo.   118    COURT    ST.,    BOSTON, 

Warm  and  Cold  Baths,  Suction  Pumps,  Stench 

Traps  for  Drains,  Sinks,  &c.  Brass  Cocks 

all  sizes,  and  a  general  assortment 

of  articles  in  the  above  line, 

constantly  on  hand. 

Orders  in  City  or  Country  strictly  attentled  to. 


GEORGE  BOTHAMLY, 


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Mi^ 


9 


AND    MANUFACTURER    OF 

Force  Pumps,  "Water  Closets,  and  Brass 
Cocks,  Warm,  Cold  and  Shower  Baths, 

42   DEVONSHIRE   STREET, 

(Between  AVater  and  Milk  Streets,) 


BOSTON. 


N.  B.    CocHiTUATE  Watee  FisTUEES  iutrocluced  with 
promptness  and  despatch. 


BURTON  &  HAUBLET, 

—  And  Manufacturers  of  — 

Hose  Screws,  Couplings,  Hose  Pipes, 
Faucets,  Valves,  &c. 

No.  15  HAWLEY  STREET, 

(FIRST  FLOOR.) 

B.  &  II.  devote  their  personal  attention  to  the  manufac- 
ture of  the  above  and  all  articles  used  in  the  Plumbing  bu- 
siness, and  would  respectfully  solicit  Orders  for  BRASS 
WORK  and  SCREW  CUTTING,  of  any  kind. 


DREW  &  BROTHERS, 

NO.  54  COURT  STREET, 

HEAD    OF    BRATTLE    STREET, 
BOSTON, 

Also,  Manufacturers  of  every  description  of 

LEAD,  BRASS  AND  COPPER   WORK:, 

Water  Closets,  Pumps,  Hydrants,  Hot,  Cold  and  Shower 
Baths,  arranged  on  the  most  approved  principle  with  neat- 
ness and  despatch. 

Orders  from  the  Country,  and  City  Jobbing  promptly 
attended  to. 


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PLUMBERS. 


LOCKWOOD,  ZANE  &  LUMB, 


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PIiUMBEHS, 

NO.    5    DERBY   RANGE,    COURT    STREET 

WOULD  RESPECTFULLY  SAY  TO  THE  CITIZENS  OF  BOSTON, 

TIHTAIP  WIS  EIAVffi  AS  ®®ffi33)  ilH  A§§®K![rmSK[!ir  ©IP  IS^ISIEir  KUHJD  ®1? 

HOUSE    PLUMBING    MATERIALS, 

AND  WE   ARE    PREPARED,   FROM   A   LONG    EXPERIENCE,  TO   DO   AL 
KINDS  or  PLUMBING  IN  A  SUBSTANTIAL  &  THOROUGH  MANNER. 

Your  Orders  are  solicited,  and  satisfaction  warranted. 


CROTON    PLUMBERS. 


PLUMBERS,  ETC. 


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CHARLES  G.  HORRISON  ^  CO. 

SPEAKIAI'S  AMERICAN   HYDRANT, 

Nos.  3  &  4  LYCEUM  BUILDING,  SUDBURY  ST. 

(     N.   HALE,  ) 

REFEKENCE.  {     J.  F.  BALDWIN,     J  Water  CommissioneTS. 
(     T.  B.  CUIITIS.         ) 


C.  6.  MORRISON. 


T.  C.  FAIRFIEIiD. 


C.  6.  M.  &  Co.  having  been  appointed  Agents  for  this  State  for  the  above  Hydrant,  would 
respectfully  call  the  attention  of  owners,  tenants  of  houses,  stables,  &c.  to  the  following  : 

_     ,,  ^      •       ^    V,  •     J  .u  '^^'^  '^'o'^'^'  April  28,  1849. 

TVe,  the  undersigned,  have  examined  the  operations  of  "  Speakman's  American  Hy- 
drant," and  approve  of  them  as  the  article  nnuh  and  long  wanted  for  the  purpose  of  stop- 
ping the  needless  waste  of  water,  also  to  prevent  the  saturation  of  the  earth  around  the 
Hydrant,  which  in  almost  all  cases  proves  a  serious  objection  to  using  them.  The  above 
objections  are  done  away  with  in  using  Speakman's  Hydrant;  it  also  prevents  freezuie 
the  water  in  the  discharge  pipe,  by  exhausting  it  in  the  chamber  below. 

rzZIAH  WINMAN,  Pres.  of  Croton  Aqueduct  Board,  N.  Y. 
WM.  NEAL,  Pres  Board  of  Commissione  of  Snrino- Garden   Phila 
SOLOMON  WAGNKR,  Pres.  Board  Com.  Dis.  of  KensTngton      " 
JOSEPH  SINGERLY,  Engineer  of  the  Kensington  Vf.  Works     » 
FREDERICK  GRAFF,  Superintendent  of  Fairmount  Works,     " 


PLUMBING-. 


Those  wishing  to  have  water  introduced  and  carried  through  their  houses  stores  man- 
ufactories, &c  ,  can  have  it  done  in  a  thorough  and  neat  manner  by  leaving  their  orders  as 
above.  PUMPS  of  every  description  manufactured  to  order;  Fountains  of  every  pattern 
and  device,  put  up  at  short  notice  ;  Hose  and  Pipes  of  every  description,  constantly  on 
hand  ;  Sinks,  Wash  Bowls,  and  Water  Closets  of  every  size  and  quality  can  be  found  at 
this  place.    In  short,  every  thing  appertaining  to  the  Plumbing  Business,  always  on  hand 

Orders  from  any  part  of  the  country,  faithfully  and  promptly  attended  to. 


JBNNISON'S 


FOR  SALE  AT 

No.         Washington  Street, 

COENEB  OF  LA   GRANGE  PLACE, 

Also,  \ty  Plnmbers    and    Dealers 
in  Water  Fixtures  generally. 


G.  F.  BARNICOAT, 

13  SUDBURY  ST. 

NEAR     PORTLAND     STREET,     BOSTON, 

COPPER,  BRASS,  AND  LEAD  WORK 

of  all  kinds  made  to  order. 

SODA    FOUNTAINS, 

HOTEL  PAXS  &  BOILERS  OF  ALL  SIZES, 

GUTTERS  AND  CONDUCTORS, 

STEAM  AND  FIEE  ENGINE  WOEK, 

Brewers*,  Hatters', 

AND    DISTIL-HOUSE    WORK. 


F.  D.  BYRNES, 

PLUMBER, 

Water  Closet,  &  Hydrau- 
lic Pump  Maker, 

No.  4  HOWARD  STREET. 


Suction  Pumps,  Stench  Traps  for 
Drains,  Sinks,  &c.,  "Warm  and  Cold 
Baths,  Brass  Cocks,  all  sizes,  and  a 
general  assortment  of  articles  in  the 
above  line,  constantly  on  hand. 

Orders  in  City  or  Country,  strictly 
attended  to. 


ASA   WHITE'S 
SODA  mANUFACTORY 

PIPES,     COOLERS, 

AND 

^ORNAMENTS. 

ALSO, 


In  all  its  various  branches. 

).  10  Market  Square,  Boston. 


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CARPETS    AND    FURNITURE. 


CARPETING  &  FURNITURE. 


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^/A:iRElHOIUS1E. 


PEARL   MARTIN, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

WOOLEN,   COTTON,  STRAW,  AND  PAINTED 


RUGS,  MATS,  TRANSPARENT  WINDOW  SHADES, 

J^M^^  ir  iia\  II  IP 
No.  85  Hanover,  near  Blackstone  Street, 


®. 


(Opposite  the  Head  of  Salem  and  Endicott  Streets.) 


HOLDEN  &  BLANCHARD, 

FURNITURE  &  FEATHER 

No.  83  Hanover,  and  65  Blackstone  Street, 

SIGN  OP  THE  MAMMOTH  BEDSTEAD, 


JOEL  M.   HOLDEN, 
WM.  K.  BLiNCUARD. 


A  large  assortment  of  Beds,  Mattresses,  Bedsteads,  Bu- 
reaus, Chairs,  Tables,  Looking-Glasses,  Clocks,  &c.,  con- 
stantly on  hand  and  for  sale,  wholesale  and  retail,  at  the 
lowest  cash  prices. 

FEATHEES  OF  ALL  KINDS  &  QUALITIES. 


UPHOLSTERY,    HARDWARE,    COALS,    ETC. 


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BOND    &    SONS, 


NO.    26    CONGRESS    STREET,- 


—BOSTON. 

CURVE  OF  THE  EQUATION  OF  TIME. 
Voh  TVTnr.       Anril.       Mav        .Tnnp.       Jnlv.        Ang.        Sept.        Oct. 


Subtract 
app.  time 


Nov.      Pep. 


SBissBa 

BsmBaBsss^sssBsssssrssusassA 

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Marine  Chronometers  lor  sale,  iiuttoji's  improved  Watches,  &  a  general  assortment  of  Gold  &  Silver  Watches. 

GOVERNMENT  AGENT  FOR  THE  SALE  OP  COAST  SURVEY  CHARTS. 


BE^JAMM  AVOODWARD, 


AND 

CABINET  MANTJEACTURER. 

PARTICUXAE    ATTENTION   GIVEN  TO 

CHURCH,  HALL,  &  DRAWING-ROOM  DRAPERY, 
No.  284  WASHINGTON  ST. 

Opposite  Amory  Hall) 


JONATHAN     PARKER, 

IMPOUTER  OF 

HAEDWAE 

No.    3    UNION    STREET, 


WILLIAM  K.  BACALL, 

UPHOLSTERER 

AND 

Cabinet  manufacturer, 

FURNITURE  AND  UPHOLSTERY  GOODS, 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 

^87  Washington  St.,  comer  of  Avery  Street. 

All  kinds  of  Upholstery  Goods,  and  the  business,  as 
usual,  attended  to  in  all  its  branches.  Feathers,  Mattresses, 
Church  Cushions,  &c.,  &c.  On  hand,  and  constantly 
manufacturing,  every  article  in  the  Cabinet  and  Chair  line. 


WALTER  I.  FROST,' 

IMPORTER  AND  DEALER  IN 

AND  FISHING  TACKLE, 

WHOLESALE   AND   RETAIL, 

NO.    182    WASHINGTON    STREET, 

Two  doors  North  of  Franklin  Street, 


WILLIAM  H.  PRENTICE  &  SONS, 

iliHSH,  AITHEACITI,  &.  SMITHS'  CQ&U 

ANTHRACITE.  .  .Av.^s&!» _=„_      BITUMINOUS. 


Peach  Mountain,    |i,||^ 
Peach  Orchard, 
Broad  Mountain,  I 
Lehigh, 
Mt.  Laffj, 
Lackawana. 


Canall, 

New  Castle, 

Orrel, 
i    Scotch, 
3    Sydney, 

Pictou. 


ALSO,    SMITHS'   COALS,   WOOD,    BARK,   ETC. 

BROAD    STREET,     BOSTON. 


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CLOTHING,     PIANO    FORTES,    HATS. 


MOORE'S  NORTH  AMERICAN 

ONE    PRICE 

NOS.   67,   69  &  71   ANN    STREET, 

Two  doors  North  of  Blaekstone  Street, 

B  0  S  T  0  1 . 

Ready   Made    CLOTHING,    Clothing    STOCK,    and  Gentlemen's  FURNISHING 
ARTICLES,  purchased  at  Auction,  and  sold  at  a  very  small  advance  for  Cash. 

JOHIV    L..     MOORE,     Agt. 


AIEEICAN^CTIOOIMO  FORTE. 

The  Subscriber  solicits  public  attention  to  the  inspection  of  his  PIANO  FORTES, 
with  the  newly  invented  AMERICAN  ACTION,  for  which  he  has  obtamed  LETTERS 
PATENT  and  also  received  at  the  late  Exhibition  of  the  "  Woecester  Co.  Mechanics' 
Association,"  their  first  Medal,  for  its 

GREAT  STRENGTH,  EXCEEDING  ELASTICITY,  &  CERTAINTY  OF  TOUCH, 
qualities  so  indispensable  to  the  acquisition  of  skill  in  the  use  of  the  instrument,  and  so 
highly  appreciated  by  the  finished  performer. 

The  manufacturer  Ls  in  possession  of  numerous  and  flattering  testimonials  from  the 
FiKST  Musical  Professors,  who  have  examined  the  instrument,  setting  forth  its  advan- 
tages and  commending  it  in  the  warmest  terms.  Those  desirous  of  purchasing  a  supe- 
rior Piano,  and  the  public  in  general,  are  respectfully  invited  to  call  at  his  Warerooms, 


No.  365  Washington  Street,  Melodeon  Building 


AND  EXAMINE  FOR  THEMSELVES. 


GEORGE     HE"WS. 


SAHONI     8c 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 


CO. 


5      sais^ 

WHOLESALE    DEALERS    IN 


NO.    23    ELM    STREET, 


HATS,    CAPS,     UMBRELLAS,    ETC. 


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mw  t  iPi 


Successors  to 

MANUFACTURERS 

—  A  N  D  — 

WHOLESALE    So    RETAIL    DEALERS    IN 


LADIES^  DEESSED  FANCY  EUES, 

CORNER  OF  COURT  &  WASHINGTON  STS. 
BOSTON. 


BINNEY    &     ELLIS, 


Tl^HOIiESAIiE 

AND    WAREHOUSE, 

42  &  44  KILBY  STREET, 

RETAIL  STORE 

77  Court,  Cor.  Brattle  St. 

BOSTON. 

[C/^Head-quarters   for   those 

WHO  PURCHASE  A  GOOD  ARTICLE. 


GEO.  W.  EOBBINS, 

MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN 


UMBEELLAS,  PAEASOLS,   &  PARASOLETTS, 

Of  all  varieties  of  style  and  quality,  Wholesale  and  Retail. 

Also,  at  this  establishment  may  be  found  a  complete  as- 
sortment of  Walking  Canes,  Violins,  Accordions,  Violin 
Strings,  and  other  Musical  Goods. 

OLD   UMBRELLAS   NEW   COVERED   AND    REPAmED. 

STORE  No.  83  COURT  STREET,  BOSTON. 


J.  M.  SHERBURNE, 

IMPORTER  AND   JOBBER   OF 


BUFFALO  ROBES,  &c. 
No.  24  ELM  STREET, 


BOSTON. 


Naturalization  and  General  Passport 

47   FEDERAL    STREET, 

NEARLY  OPPOSITE  BADLIEE'S  BOOK  STORE. 


First  Papers  can  be  taken  out  in  the  U.  S.  Courts  every 
day,  (Sundays  excepted).    Last  Papers  every  Friday. 

Passports  furnished  for  California  and  Foreign  countries. 

N.B. — Powers  of  Attorney  executed  in  German,  French, 
Danish  and  Swedish  Languages,  and  forwarded  to  those 
countries.  (terms  moderate.) 


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CI-OTHING,    ETC. 


WARREN    HAPGOOD 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 


H  k  (BMWIM  WAB! 


Merchant  Tailoring  Establisliment, 

No.  18  DOCK  SQUARE NEARLY  OPPOSITE  ELM  ST. 

An  extensive  and  fashionable  assortment  of  Furnishing  Goods  constantly  on  hand. 


FASHIONABLE  GOODS  FOR  GENTLEMEN'S  WEAR. 

LOTHROP  &  GODFREY, 
123  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ARE  RECEIVING  DAILY  FROM  N.  VOUK  AND  OTUER  SOURCES,  A  RICH  AND  SPLENDID  ASSORTMENT  OF 

BROADCLOTHS,   OF  ALL  QUALITIES  AND  SHADES, 

ALSO,  A  LARGE  ASSORTMENT  OF 

\}miim,  m^i'im,  mmm,  mi)  Simmm^ 

CASSIMERES     AND    DOESKINS, 
TOGETHER  WITH  THE  RICHEST  COLLECTION  OF  \ESTL\GS 

EVER    OFFERED    IN    THIS    CITY. 

Gents  leaving  orders  with,  us  can  depend  npon  receiving  their  Garments  cut  and  made  in 
the  latest  and  most  approved  style.  It  is  enough  for  us  to  state,  that  the  Cutting  Department 
is  under  the  charge  of  MR.  CHAIILES  G.  GODFREY,  who  has  been  known  for  the  last  five 
years  as  a  master  of  his  profession.  All  Garments  made  by  us  are  warranted  to  give  perfect 
satisfaction. 

CHAS.   G    GODFREY, 
A.  B.  LOTHROP. 

CUTTING  BEPAKTITIENT — Charles  G.  Godfrey,  J.  E.  Cook,  and 
H.  I>.  Merritt. 


THE    LATEST 

STYLES    OF   CLOTHS, 

FOR 

FALL  AND  WINTER  WEAR, 

OF    THE    BEST    dUALITY, 

JCST   KECEIVED  BY 

GEO.    N.    NICHOLS, 

96  Washington  St.,  Up  Stairs. 

MR.  NICHOLS  has  in  his  employ  the  be.st  of  workmen, 
and  is  confident  of  his  ability  to  afford  those  who  may  favor 
him  with  their  orders,  entire  satisfaction  in  the  make  and 
price  of  every  description  of  WEARING  APPAREL.  He 
has  just  received  New  Fashions,  from  Paris  and  London. 


LEYI    L.   GUSHING, 


Rear  No.  11  Brighton  Street, 

(ENTRANCE   IN   SECOND   STREET,) 

COMPOSITION  ORNAMENTS, 

And  all  kinds  of  Carving  executed  with  neatness. 

Farticalar  attention  paid  to  cutting  patterns  for  castings. 


CLOTHING. 


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DOCK    SQUARE    €I<0THII¥O    WAREHOUSE. 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

CLOTHS,  CASSI MERES,  &  TAILORS'  TRIMMINGS. 

ALSO   A  LARGE   AND    COMPLETE   ASSORTMENT    OF 

REIDY  MIDE  CLOTHING  11  FlISMSlflNI}  GOODS, 

29  &  30  Bock  Square  ^39  Exchange  St.  Boston. 


CALROW  i&  COMPANY, 


rCALRbW iCG WPA1«   ™N W  C«R^ 


Hanover,  corner  of  Elm  St. 

Genteel  READY-MADE  and  CUSTOM 
CLOTHING,  in  every  variety,  manufac- 
tured from  every  desirable  style  of  Goods, 
and  "Will  be  sold  at  20  per  cent,  less  than 
any  other  establishment  in  the  city. 


f^m    r""^!      HHT]      pii^  Iff  .1  iSi  ^  ,1 


HENRY    W.    STONE, 
CIVIC,  MILITARY,  AND  IVAVAL,  TAIIiOR, 

AND  DEALER  IN- 
READY-MADE     CLOTHING 

Gentlemen's  furnishing  Goods,  wholesale  &/ retail, 

HAYMARKET     SQ,UARE, 

Junction  of  Union  and  Blackstone  Streets, 

(Opposite  the  Boaton  and  Maine  Railroad  Depot,)       IB  ©  S  IT  (D  Kf 


JOHN  EARLE,  Jr.  &  Co. 

No.  139  'Washington, 

UP   STAIRS 


WILLIAM    WALLIS, 

IIECHAIT    ^AltOE, 

951    WASHINGTON    STREET, 

(Up  stairs,) 


JOHN    F.    LINCOLN, 

MERCHANT  TAILOR, 

(Late  of  the  firm  of  J.   Earle,   Jr.   &   Co.) 

No.  95  1-3  Wasliiiigtoii    Street, 

UP  STAIBS,  Ig  ©  S  llJ  ®  3^  0 


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ENGRAVING,    VICES,    ANVILS,    ETC. 


Hcsigncr  ani  arngtoucr 

-ON  — 

116  AVasliington  Street,  .  .  .  Boston. 


.-^ 


.^^ 


J  A  M  E  S 


ASSET, 


MANUFACTURER   OF 


IMPKOVED     PATENT    VICES, 

IVo.    165   Hai'i'isoii   Aveuue.......Ncar   the   ISailroad    Bridge Boston. 


PATENT    VICE. 


COMMON    VICE, 


J.  M.bcgs  to  call 
attention  to  the 
following  —  from 
the  "Mechanics" 
Magazine," — re- 
ferring to  the  Pa- 
tent Improved 
Vice : — 

"  This  is  a  very  simple  and 
important  improvement  in  an 
apparatus  used  by  almost  ev- 
ery mechanic."  —  Mecha7iics' 
Magazine. 

Intended  to  show  that  whatever  position  the  jaws  of  the  Patent  Vice  are  in,  the  strain  is  borne  by  all 
parts  of  the  shoulder  equally,  and  kept  in  the  centre  of  the  box  and  pin. 


ANVILS 


iSBS 


REPAIRED 


Reasonable  Terms. 


DESIGNERS,    ENGRAVERS,    ETC. 


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TAPPAN  &  BRADFORD'S 

ENGRlViG  &  L1T1I0G8J 

^0. 221  Washington  Street, 
PLATE    PRINTING 

EXECUTED   IN   A   SUPERIOR  MANNER. 


N.   BROWN, 


ENGRAVER  ON  WOOD, 
M  27  School  Street, 

IB  (D  i  ^  (D  If  0 


HOLLIS  &  WHEELER, 

MANUFACTURERS   AND   DEALERS   IN 

MATERIALS   AND   COLORS, 

Used  in  all  the  various  departments  of  Painting. 

Oils,  Tarnishes,  Japans,  Brushes,  Glues,  &c. 

Steel  Graining  Combs,  and  Glass  Medium, 

59  Union  Street, 

ASAHEL  WHEELER.  }  BOSTON. 


BENJ.  F.  ALLEN, 


(Room  No.  25,) 

No.    228    WASHINGTON, 
CORNER  OF  SU.MER  STREETS, 


JOSEPH  BRECK  &  Co. 
Agricultural  Warehousej 

—  AND  — 

eggs  STiDIES, 

Nos.  51  &  52  North  Market  St. 

BOSTON. 


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PAPER    HANGINGS,   TYPES,    PRINTING,    etC. 


JOSIAH     F,     BUMSTEAD. 

134 


^F-^ ^WASHINGTON  St. 


OPPOSITE 

.i:t^'''rtiii    SCHOOL  STREET, 


ji^wiHfWi 


Manufacturer  and  Importer  of 


wkwwM  mmmm^\ 


SAMUEL    CURTIS' 

Old  establishment  for  the  manufacture  and  sale  of 

LOOKING  GLASSES  &  FRAMES, 

—  AND   DEPOT    OF  — 

LOOKING     GLASS     PLATES, 

Removed  to  123  Wasliiiigtoii  St. 

OPPOSITE  WATER  STREET. 
Store  formerly  occupied  by  Lows,  Ball  ^  Poor. 

II7»  The  most  complete  assortment  of  Glasses  for  city  and 
country  trade  always  on  hand.    Kepairing  as  usual. 
GILDING,  in  all  its  branches,  plain  and  ornamental. 


PRINTING  TYPES,  &c. 


No.    52    WASHINGTON    STREET,    BOSTON. 

Printers  and  Publishers,  wishing  to  supply  themselves  with  TYPE  or  any  other  PRINTING 
MATERIALS,  of  the  best  and  most  fashionable  kinds,  at  the  lowest  scale  of  prices,  can  always 
find  a  wide  range  for  selection  in  the  assortment  offered  at  this  Establishment,  which  is  particular- 
ly well  provided  with  the  Scotch-cut  Letter — a  decided  improvement  upon  type  of  the  common 
sort.     The  beautifully  manufactured  PITTSBURGH  WOOD  TYPE  is  also  for  sale  at  this  Foundry. 

Orders,  small  or  large,  promptly  executed. 

PHELPS  &,   DALTON, 

Successors  to  S.  N.  Dickinson. 


ARCADE  CARD  SALOON. 


N.  S.  DEAllBORN. 

No.  1  Water  Street,  and  12  Spring  Lane, 

BOSTON. 

Great  attention  is  paid  to  printing  Cards  for  either  Mar- 
riage, Address,  Visiting,  or  Business,  so  that  the  ink  will  re- 
main firm  on  the  Card,  and  not  rub  off. 

Job  Printing.  Particular  attention  is  given  to  this 
branch.  Bill  Heads,  Circulars,  Billets,  Hand  Bills,  &c.  done 
in  neat  style. 

Card  Engraving  executed  in  a  most  beautiful  man- 
ner. Address,  Marriage  and  Business  Card  Plates,  done  in 
the  first  style  of  the  art. 

Copper  Plate  Printing.  Cards  printed  from 
Copperplate  at  short  notice  ;  also,  Maps,  Heads,  &c. 

Door  Plates  all  sizes,  prices  and  qualities. 

Emiiossing  Work,  done  promptly. 


NATHANIEL  DEARBORN, 


iKf®mA¥IiIE 


n?) 


ON  COPPER,  WOOD  &  BRASS, 

104    Washington   Street, 

(First  Chamber  floor,) 

Printer  from  Engraved  Plates,  Cards,  &c.. 

And  Job  Printer  with  Types : 
Billheads,  Placards,  Pamphlets,  Cards,  &c. 


p\\  (V  A-/?  OM  ^ 

'^'-|f^.^V630  TO  \8i3 


N.  D.  IS  AUTHOK  AND  PUBLISHER  OF 


ca 


It  being  an  account  of  "  that  Village"  from 
its  settlement  in  1630  to  1847,  450  pages  with  50 
plates,  price  S\.5{i  ;  also,  the  American  Text  Book 
for  Letters,  48  engraved  pages,  price  ^1.50  ;  and 
Quotations  of  Humor,  AVit  and  Wisdom,  300  pages, 
10  plates,  62ije.  Mount  Auburn  Guide  46  cuts, 
price  12^c.  Revised  and  improved  edition  of  A  was 
an  Archer,  24  plates,  20c.    Chess  Player,  price  75c. 


PRINTING,    CARD    STOCK,    ETC. 


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52     WASHINGTON    STREET. 

For  many  years  Superintendent  of  the  old  DICKINSON  PRINTING  OFFICE,  and  Partner  of  the 
Original  Proprietor,  is  happy  to  tender  his  services  to  his  old  customers,  at  the  OLD  STAND, 

No.    5'^    \¥A^miNGTON    STREET, 

WHERE,   AS   HERETOFORE, 


WILL   BE   EXECUTED   WITH   PROMPTNESS   AND   FIDELITY. 

Books,  Pamphlets,  Cards,  from  Type  or  Copperplate ;  Circulars,  Bill-lleads,  and  every 
variety  of  Letter  Press  Work  executed  iu  a  style  unsurpassed  by  any  other  House. 


J.  W.  WILCOX, 
iLECTROTYPER, 

No.  152  Washington  Street, 


Eleclro-Stereotype  Plates,  Moulds  k  OrnameDtal  Work, 

MADE  TO    ORDER,   AND 

PEEFECT  SATISFACTION  WARRANTED. 

Printing  from  Electro-Stereotype  Plates  nearly  resembles 
Copperplate  Printing,  and  the  Plates  will  wear  ten  times  as 
long  as  the  Metal  Stereotype. 

Electro-stereotyping  executed  from  Types,  and  Metal  or 
Wood  Cuts. 


E^GRAYINfi,  LITHOGRAPHY, 

AND  PRINTING  IN  COLOES. 
W.  C.  SHARP,  lith.      C.  A.  SWETT,  Engrav. 

251 

Washington  Street 

©®©K  [p[L<aTiii, 
Views,  Maps,  Plans, 

Circulars,  Cards, 

Seals,  Door-Plates,  &c. 

neatly  executed. 


CHAKLES    COOK, 

AND 

FUNERAL  UNDERTAKER, 

No.  17  Nassau  Street. 
COFFINS  AND  GRAVE  CLOTHES  FURNISHED, 

.\nd  any  other  services  performed  that  may  be  desired. 


Card  Stock  of  Suijerior  ftiiality, 

IN  SHEETS  OE  CUT  TO  ORDER, 
AT  THE    liO^VEST   PRICES;    AliSO, 

GLAZED  &  FANCY  PAPERS. 

ALL   KINDS   OP 

CARD,  JOB,  AND  FANCY  PRINTING, 

NEATLY  EXECUTED. 

A.  W.  HASKELL. 
No.  4  WASHINGTON  STREET. 


Cheap  Job  Frliitiiig  done  on  the 


GOLD     PENS. 
WILMARTH    &    BROTHER, 

MANUFACTURK   AKD   HAVE   CONSTANTLY   ON   HAND 

OF  ALL  SIZES  AND  KINDS. 

Among  others,  the  celebrated  FRENCH  FOUNTAIN 
GOLD  PEN,  with  DOUBLE  EXTENSION  Cases,  all  of 
whicli  are  acknowledged  to  be  the  best  now  in  use.  Also, 
our  PATENT  EUTHE.\N  PEN  HANDLE;  and  also  all 
kindti  of  ROUND  Pen  Handles,  made  of  Cedar,  with  Silver, 
(iermau  Silver,  and  Steel  Tips,  and  all  kinds  of  Tips  ;  Silver 
Pen  and  Pencil  Cases,  &c.,  &c.,  all  of  which  we  offer  at 
wholesale  or  retail. 

21  CORNHILL,  Up  Stairs. 


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SAWS,    CORKS,    MICA,    ETC. 


WELCH  &  GRIFFITHS, 


WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL, 


SHINGLE, 

Clap-Board 
and  LATH 


MACHINES, 


Supplied  to  order 


AND 


at  short  notice. 


W.  WELCH, 
C.  GRIFFITHS. 


62  COHGHESS  STREET, 


HENSHAW  &  WOODROUGH, 

(Successors  to  Fulton  H.  W.  manufacturing  Co.) 

siiii]Kfior]FA(B^i3iEiimi  m 

&ABT  BTME'Li  SAWI 

OF     EVERY     DESCRIPTION, 

NO.  36  CONGRESS  STREET, 


(^  Wholesale  Dealers  and  Consumers  are  invited  to  call  and  examine  our  Stock. 


HOLMES  &  CO. 

MANDFACTUREUS    OF 

—  A  N  D  — 

WHOLESALE   &,    EETAIL 

DEALERS    IN 


S)  © 


0 

CORK  SOLES  OF  EXTRA  QUALITY, 
67  Blackfltone,  (near  Hanover)  Street, 

p.    HOLMES,  I  _ 


TO  STOVE  &<  LANTEKN  MANUFACTUEEES. 

SHEET  ISINGLASS  OR  MICA, 

For  Compass  Cards,  Signal,    Bailie,  Engine,    Common, 

and  other  Lanterns;   Stove,   Furnar.e   Doors, 

^c,   Wholesale  and  Retail. 

The  above  ai-ticle  is  superior  to  anj'  thing  ever  Jised  for 
tlie  aboTe  purposes,  on  account  of  not  brealting  or  burning, 
but  standing  the  most  intense  he:it 

Also,  for  Mineralogists  and  others, 

Elegant  specimens  of  Mica,  Feldspar,  Crystaline,  Quartz,^c. 
Also.  SAFETY  LANTERNS,  of  various  sizes,  a  very  su- 
perior article,  warranted  not  to  break  by  falliug,  and  are 
decidedly  the  safest,  cheapest  and  best  of  the  kind  iu  use. 
Constantly  for  sale  on  the  most  reasonable  terms,  at  No.  31 
UNION  STREET,  Boston. 

GEORGE  H.  RUGGLffi. 

N.  B.  The  iBingisss  or  Mioi  will  be  out  to  any  reasonable  siM  if  loqueaWd.  All 
nAoTj  for  the  article  promptly  attended  to,  and  thankfully  received. 


BOOTS    AND    SHOES,    DAGUERREOTYPES,    ETC. 


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STORE, 

180  WASHINGTON  ST. 

At  this  establishment  may  be  found  an  extensive 
assortment  of  Boots  and  Shoes  of  every  variety,  for 
Ladies,  Gentlemen,  Misses,  Boys,  and  Children,  at 
prices  and  quality  which  cannot  fail  to  give  satisfaction. 

HENRY  "WEIf  ZELL, 

No.  180  WASHINGTON  STEEET. 


^-=^^-  This  Store  was  established  by  Mr.  Isaac  Williams,  A.D.  1824. 

x- — — 


OLIVER  E.  AYERS, 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 


Nos.  63  Hanover  &  27  TTnion  Sts. 


THE  ONLY  FIRST  PREMIUMS. 
Two  Silver  Medals  for  the  best  Miniatures  ^  Plates. 

SOUTHWORTKTist  HAWES. 

DAGUERREOTYPE   ROOMS, 

JVo.  51  Tresnont  Row, 

ii@sir©iKio 


J.  A.  whipple7™ 

Has  made  the  Art  of  Daguerreotyping  his  constant  study  and  practice  since  its  very  first  discovery;  and  he  tenders 
his  services  to  the  public,  assuring  them  that  it  is  now  so  improved  that 

He  has  successfully  applied  steam  power  to  the  preparation  of  the  plates,  which  enables  hira  to  make  family 
groups  on  the  largest  plates  .as  perfect  as  the  ordinary  sizes.  He  has  just  secured  Letters  Patent  for  a  process  for 
making  Daguerreotypes  IN  THE  STYLE  OF  CKAYON  DRAWINGS,  thereby  entirely  removing  the  set  and  stiff 
look  to  which  the  usual  Daguerreotype  is  liable. 

His  Exhibition  Room  is  open  to  the  public,  and  all  are  invited  to  call  and  examine  specimens.  In  his  collection, 
he  has  one  large  plate,  GOV.  BRIGGS  AND  IIIS  COUNCIL,  on  another  Mayor  Quincy  and  Board  of  Aldermen 
beside  many  family  groups,  and  an  excellent  DAGUERREOTYPE  OF  POWERS'  GREEK  SLAVE.  Also,  many  of 
our  best  and  most  distinguished  citizens.  KI7='Perfect  likenesses  are  taken  of  the  youngest  children. 

ROOITIS,    96    W&SHINGTON    STREET. 


BENJ.    F,    COOKE, 

ATTORNEY  &  COUNSELLOR  AT  LAW, 

Sears'  Block,  No.  CS  Court  Street, 


(CORNER   OP  CORNHILL.) 


r^^si'OHo 


p.    STEPHENSON, 


NO.  5  1-3  TREMONT  ROW. 


POLLARD'S  BOSTOIV  EXPRESS. 

Mr.  P.  having  faithful  and  active  men  employed,  the 
public  may  rely  upon  having  all  business  entrusted  to  his 
care  attended  to  with  integrity  He  h;u^  wagons  ready  to 
convey  baggage  or  merchandize  to  any  part  of  the  city  or 
tlie  adjoining  towns,  on  application  at  his  office  at  the 

RAILROAD  EXCHANGE.  COURT  SQUARE. 

[C7="Convt'yance  to  South  Roston  twice  a  day  ;  orders  should 
be  left  before  lOj^  ocloclc  A.M.  and  before  5  o'clock  P.M. 

Also,  RuUetins  for  posting  Notices  of  Articles  Lost  and 
Found,  Concerts,  Lectures,  &c. 


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RESTORATORS,    TRUSSES,    ETC. 


JOHN  E.  CADMUS, 
Gentlemen's  Hair  Dresser, 

LATE  OF  TUE  REVERE  HOUSE. 
Also,  inventor  and  proprietor  of  tlie  celebrated 

PREPARED   FOR 

Beautifying,  Cleansing  &o  Cultivating  the  growth 
of  the  Human  Hair. 

No.  99  Court,  corner  of  Hanover  St. 
Wigs,  Toiipees,  Hair  Work,  Perfumery,  &c. 


H.  W.  WILLIAMS,  M.D. 

No.  10  Essex  Street. 

DISEASES     OF    THE     EYE. 


HERNIA    CURED, 

By   Doctor  J.  W.  Plielp8»    Spiral  Trusses. 

The  innumerable  instances  of  the  radic- 
al cure  of  Hernia  by  the  use  of  the  above 
instruments  within  a  few  years  past,  have 
given  them  such  a  preference,  that  no 
person  who  hopes  for  a  cure  or  relief  will 
ever  use  any  other.  Thousands  of  indi- 
viduals whose  extreme  sufferings  have 
been  relieved,  and  whose  lives  have  been 

saved  through  the  means  of  this  Truss  are  now  living  to 

bear  testimony  to  their  vast  superiority. 

Office  and  Store  No.  176  Tremont  St. 

OPPOSITE  TREMONT   HOUSE,   BOSTON. 


FRANCIS  MILLIKEN, 

jadl  ©If  M®fff'S)Illk  AvommOj 

REAR  185^  WASHINGTON  ST. 


For  several  years  past  the  eating-house  of  Muhken  has 
been  widely  known,  not  only  throughout  this  city,  but 
throughout  New  England.  His  establishment  is  undeniably 
a  favorite  resort,  as  may  be  proved  by  an  hour's  stay  in  it, 
at  any  time  of  the  day  or  evening.  A  continuous  stream 
of  customers  it  attracts  from  morning  till  night,  and  his 
very  prompt  and  efficient  assistants  give  universal  satisfac- 
tion. There  are  three  particular  features  about  this  estab- 
lishment, to  which  we  call  general  attention.  It  is  open  all 
day  and  night,  so  that  any  citizen  or  stranger  who  is  benight- 
ed and  cannot  avail  himself  of  his  usual  abode,  can  here 
find  not  only  good  meals  at  any  hour,  but  likewise  a  good 
bed,  and  up6n  the  very  lowest  terms.  Mr.  Milliken's  ar- 
rangement in  this  respect  has  met  with  such  favor,  as  to 
induce  him  to  enlarge  his  lodging  apartvients,  which  are 
now  very  capacious.  We  wish  it  to  be  understood,  that 
while  this  is  widely  known  as  a  cheap  eating  house,  it  is  a 
very  popular  resort—  a  circumstance  which  proves  that  its 
cheapness  of  prices  is  not  obtained  at  the  expense  of  the 
quality  of  the  food.  He  has  a  large  number  of  assistants  in 
the  various  departments,  and  they  officiate  with  great  order 
and  alacrity.  There  are  separate  apartments  for  ladies. 
We  commend  the  establishment  to  the  support  of  all.  Mr. 
M.  is,  at  the  present  writing,  about  to  add  accomodations 
to  his  already  large  eating  rooms. —  Guide. 


POST  OFFICE  AVENUE, 

(Leading  from  Congress  Street,  to  the  Post  Office,) 

B)  ©  S  T  @  Nl . 

Gentlemen  can  be  accommodated  with  the  best  that  the 
market  affords,  at  any  hour  of  the  day,  at  moderate  prices, 
in  a  style  of  neatness  unsurpassed  in  any  house  in  the  city. 

BREAKFAST, from  6}4  to  9  o'clock. 

DINNER, from    12  to  3        " 

SUPPER, from      5  to  7        " 

HOT  COFFEE,  TEA  AND  COCOA, 

Fi-om  6K  o'clock,  A.M.  to  7  P.M. 

G.  C.  LYMAN. 


I  .     JEAVETT, 

REST  A.U  RANT,    (Successor   to   F.   Milliken,) 

REAR  OF  318  WASHINGTON  STREET. 

Meals  served  up  at  all  hours  of  the  day,  Sundays  excepted. 

Tea,  French  Coffee  &  Cocoa,  but  no  intoxicating  drinks. 


A.  R.    CAMPBEliIi, 

TEMPERANCE  EATING  HOUSE, 

NO.  7  WILSON  LANE, 

Meals  served  up  at  all  hours  of  the  day— Sundays  ex- 
cepted.   Ladies  can  visit  these  rooms  with  perfect 
propriety,  as  such  is  the  custom  of  the  place. 


S.  &  G.  HYDE'S 

GARDENS  &  NURSERIES 

Contain  nearly  20  acres  of  ground,  and  are  situated  about 
one  third  of  a  mile  southerly  from  the  Newton  Corner  Depot, 
and  near  the  western  decli\  ity  of  the  celebrated  Nonantum 
Hill.  In  these  nurseries  are  now  about  ten  thousand  flou- 
rishing apple  trees  of  large  size,  suitable  for  transplanting  ; 
many  thousand  cherry,  plum,  peach,  and  pear  trees  may 
also  be  found  here,  of  all  ages,  sizes  and  varieties. 

This  place  is  known  by  the  attractive  appellation  of 
"  Hyde  Park,"  and  it  will  probably  be  a  very  celebrated 
and  popular  place,  as  it  is  in  contemplation  to  lay  out  the 
grounds  in  parks,  avenues,  walks,  lots,  &c.,  and  the  natu- 
ral situation  is  such  as  to  render  an  arrangement  of  this 
kind  very  advantageous.  In  these  grounds  are  several 
never-failing  springs  of  pure,  cool,  wholesome,  soft  water  ; 
and  these  may  easily  be  made  available  both  for  uise  and 
ornament. 


BROWN,  DOW,  &  WILDER, 

Importers  and  DealerB  in 

CIGARS    AND    TOBACCO, 

Also,  all  kinds  of  American  Leaf  &  manufactured  Tobacco. 
NO.  3  CHATHAM  ROW,  BOSTON. 


CHARLES  H.  HAYDEN, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

All  tlie  T^arious  qualities  of 

PAPER  HANGINOS, 

and 

CLOTH  WINDOW  SHADES, 
175  Washington,  nearly  opposite  Milk  St 

BOSTON. 

ffyOoontrj  Merchants  supplied  on  the  most  reasonablfl  (enai< 


SCHOOL     FURNITURE. 


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HOUSE  FURIITURE 


SCHOOL  CHAIRS, 
School  Desks, 

AMD 

Primary  School 


Teachers'  Desks 

AND 

SETTEES 

For  Recitation 
Rooms,  &.C. 


WALES'  AMERICAN  SCHOOL  CHAIRS  AND  DESK. 


WALES'  BOWDOIN  SCHOOL  CHAIR  AND  DESK.  WALES'  HANCOCK  SCHOOL  CHAIR  AND  DESK. 

The  Articles  of  School  Furniture,  as  above,  are  manufactured  from  designs  and  • 
combinations  for  strength  and  durability,  which  are  of  my  own  invention,  and  are 
offered  for  sale,  with  the  great  advantage  of  having  been  tested  by  constant  use,  in 
some  of  the  best  schools  in  Boston  and  New  England.  Committees  and  individuals, 
interested  in  such  matters,  are  invited  to  visit  my  ware-rooms,  where  samples  of  each 
can  be  examined. 

S.    W^ALES,    JR., 

SCHOOL  FURNITURE  MANUFACTURER, 
NO.  14  BROMFIELD  STREET. 


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townsend's  sarsaparilla. 


TRICKS  OF  QUACKS. 

Let  Everybody  Read  this  Page  Carefully. 

There  is  a  Sarsaparilla  for  sale  in  the  different 
towns,  called  old  Dr.  Jacob  Townsend's  Sarsapa- 
rilla. It  is  advertised  as  the  original,  &c.  This  is 
a  notorious  falsehood.  Dr.  Townsend  has  expend- 
ed over  ^200,000  the  last  eight  years  in  adver- 
tising his  Sarsaparilla,  which  has  obtained  a  char- 
acter and  reputation  throughout  the  United  States 
and  a  greater  part  of  the  world — the  sale  being 
enormous. 

This  excited  the  cupidity  of  certain  unprincipled 
men,  and  an  old  man  who  has  been  engaged  in 
peddling  cheap  publications  for  a  number  of  years. 
This  man's  name  is  Jacob  Townsend.  He  applied 
to  a  number  of  men  to  get  employment,  or  to  sell 
the  use  of  his  name  to  put  up  Dr.  Townsend's  Sar- 
saparilla, stating  the  large  sales  and  sums  we  had 
expended  in  advertising  as  an  inducement  to  em- 
bark in  the  business.  Among  others  he  applied  to 
Charles  Watrous,  Esq.  Editor  of  the  Jamaica 
Farmer,  who  scorned  such  a  proposition.  Mr. 
H.  Q.  ANDREWS,  formerly  one  of  the  proprie- 
tors of  McALISTER'S  OINTMENT,  RALPH 
POMEROY,  formerly  Cashier  and  Financier  of 
the  broken  Shin  Plaster  Bank,  at  Bellville,  New 
Jersey,  JOHN  SKILLMAN,  and  WM.  THOMP- 
SON, under  the  name  of  THOMPSON,  SKILL- 
MAN  &  Co.,  have  employed  this  old  man,  and 
agreed,  as  we  understand,  to  pay  him  seven  dol- 
lars per  week,  for  the  use  of  his  name.  These  men 
have  been  libelling  and  insulting  us  in  all  possible 
forms,  in  hopes  we  would  notice  them,  and  thus 
bring  them  and  their  decoction  into  market.  Let 
the  public  decide  upon  the  course  of  these  honest 
andhotiorahle  men. 

They  send  their  stuff  off  to  our  agents,  and 
charge  them  but  ^6,50  per  dozen  for  it,  expecting 
the  agents  would  sell  it,  as  they  would  make  more 
money  by  selling  theirs  and  deceiving  the  public  ; 
but  very  few  have  accepted  their  base  proposal — a 
few  have,  and  should  be  watched  if  they  attempt  to 
sell  it  as  the  genuine.  We  think  Merchants  or 
Druggists  who  would  lend  themselves  to  palm  this 
stuff  off  on  the  public  as  the  genuine  and  original 
Dr.  Townsend's  Sarsaparilla,  would  be  base  enough 
to  commit  any  fraud.  None  is  the  original  and 
genuine  unless  signed  by  S.  P.  Townsend. 


DE.  TOWNSEND'S 

COMPOUND   EXTRACT   OP 

SARSAPARILLA. 

Wonder  and  Blessing  of  the  Age. 

The  most  Extraordinary  Medicine  in  the  World. 

This  extract  is  put  up  in  Quart  Bottles  :  It  is 
six  times  cheaper,  pleasanter,  and  warranted  supe- 
rior to  any  sold.  It  cures  without  vomiting,  purg- 
ing, sickening,  or  debilitating  the  Patient. 

The  great  beauty  and  superiority  of  this  Sarsa- 
parilla over  all  other  medicines  is,  that  while  it 
eradicates  the  disease,  it  invigorates  the  body.  It 
is  one  of  the  very  best 


SPRING  AND  SUMMER  MEDICINES 
ever  known  ;    it  not  only  purifies   the  whole  sys- 
tem, and   strengthens   the  person,  but   it  creates 
new,  pure,  a7id  rich  blood :  a  power  possessed  by  no 
other  medicine.     And  in  this  lies  the  grand  secret 
of  its  wonderful  success.     It  has  performed  within 
the  last  five  years,  more  than   100,000  cures  of  se- 
vere cases  of  disease ;  at  least  15,000  were  consid- 
ered incurable.     It   has  saved   the   lives    of  more 
than  5,000  children  during  the  two  past  seasons. 
10,000  CASES  OF  GENERAL  DEBILITY  AND 
WANT  OF  NERVOUS  ENERGY. 

Dr.  Townsend's  Sarsaparilla  invigorates  the 
whole  system  permanently.  Those  who  have 
lost  fheir  muscular  energy  by  the  effects  of  medi- 
cine, or  indiscretion  committed  in  youth,  or  the  ex- 
cessive indulgence  of  the  passions,  and  brought  on 
a  general  physical  prostration  of  the  nervous  sys- 
tem, lassitude,  want  of  ambition,  fainting  sensa- 
tions, premature  decay  and  decline,  hastening 
towards  that  fatal  disease,  Consumption,  can  be 
entirely  restored  by  this  pleasant  remedy. 
CONSUMPTION  CURED. 

Cleanse  and  Strengthen.  Consumption  can  be 
cured.  Bronchitis,  Consumption,  Liver  Complaint, 
Colds,  Catarrh,  Coughs,  Asthma,  Spitting  of  Blood, 
Soreness  in  the  Chest,  Hectic  Flush,  Night 
Sweats,  Difficult  or  Profuse  Expectoration,  Pain 
in  the  Side,  &c.,  have  been  and  can  be  cured. 
SPITTING  BLOOD. 

New  York,  April  28,  1847. 

Dk.  Townsend — I  verily  believe  that  your  Sar- 
saparilla has  been  the  means,  through  Providence, 
of  saving  my  life.  I  have  for  several  years  had  a 
bad  Cough.  It  became  worse  and  worse.  At  last 
I  raised  large  quantities  of  blood,  had  night  sweats, 
and  was  greatly  debilitated  and  reduced,  and  did 
not  expect. to  live.  I  have  only  used  your  Sarsa- 
parilla a  sfiort  time,  and  there  has  a  wonderful 
change  been  wrought  in  me.  I  am  now  able  to 
walk  all  over  the  city.  I  raise  no  blood,  and  my 
cough  has  left  me.  You  can  well  imagine  that  I 
am  thankful  for  these  results. 
Your  obedient  servant, 

WM.  RUSSELL,  6-5  Catherine  st. 
RHEUMATISM. 

This  is  only  one  of  more  than  four  thousand 
cases  of  Rheumatism  that  Dr.  Townsend's  Sarsa- 
parilla has  cured.  The  most  severe  and  chronic 
cases  are  weekly  eradicated  by  its  extraordinary 
virtues.  James  Cummings,  Esq.,  one  of  the  as- 
sistants in  the  Lunatic  Asylum,  Blackwell's  Is- 
land, is  the  gentleman  spoken  of  in  the  following 

Blackwell's  Island,  Sept.  14,  1847. 
Dr.  Totmisetid — Dear  Sir  :  I  have  suffered  terribly 
for  nine  years  with  the  Rheumatism ;  considerable 
of  the  time  I  could  not  eat,  sleep  or  walk.  I  had 
the  utmost  distressing  pains,  and  my  limbs  were 
terribly  swollen.  I  have  used  four  bottles  of  your 
Sarsaparilla,  and  they  have  done  me  more  than  one 
thousand  dollars  worth  of  good.  I  am  so  much 
better — indeed,  I  am  entirely  relieved.  You  are 
at  liberty  to  use  this  for  the  benefit  of  the  afflicted. 
Yours,  respectfully, 

JAMES  CUMMINGS. 

FITS  !    FITS  !    FITS  ! 

Dr.  Townsend,  not  having  tested  his  Sarsapa- 
rilla in  cases  of  Fits,  of  course  never  recommended 
it,  and  was  surprised  to  receive  the  following  from 
an  intelligent  and  respectable  Farmer  in  West- 
chester County: 

Fordham,  August  13,  1847. 

Dr.  Townsend — Dear  Sir :  I  have  a  little  girl  sev- 
en years  of  age,  who  has  been  several  years  afflicted 
with  Fits  ;  we  tried  almost  everything  for  her,  but 
without  success  ;   at  last,  although  we  could  find 


townsend's  sarsaparilla. 


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no  recommendation  in  our  circulars  for  cases  like 
hers,  we  thought,  as  she  was  in  very  delicate 
health,  we  would  give  her  some  of  your  Sarsa- 
parilla, and  are  very  glad  we  did,  for  it  not  only 
restored  her  strength,  but  she  has  had  no  return 
of  the  Fits,  to  our  groat  pleasure  and  surprise,  and 
is  fast  becoming  rujjged  and  hearty. 

Yours,  respectfully,        JOHN  BUTLER,  Jr. 
FEMALE  MEDICINE. 

Dr.  Townsend's  Sarsaparilla  is  a  sovereign  and 
speedy  cure  for  all  female  complaints,  and  for  the 
general  prostration  of  the  system.  Nothing  can 
be  more  surprising  than  its  invigorating  effects  on 
the  human  frame.  Persons  all  weakness  and  las- 
situde, from  taking  it,  at  once  become  robust  and 
full  of  energy  under  its  influence.  We  can  assure 
the  afflicted  that  hundreds  have  been  cured  after 
using  a  few  bottles  of  this  invaluable  medicine. 
BEAUTY  AND  HEALTH. 

Cosmetics,  Chalk,  and  a  variety  of  preparations 
generally  in  use,  when  applied  to  the  face,  very 
soon  spoil  it  of  its  beauty.  They  close  the  pores 
of  the  skin,  and  check  the  circulation,  which,  when 
nature  is  not  thwarted  by  disease  or  powders,  or 
the  skin  inflamed  by  the  alkalies  used  in  soaps, 
beautifies  its  own  production  in  the  "  human  face 
divine,"  as  well  as  in  the  garden  of  rich  and  deli- 
cately tinted  and  variegated  flowers.  A  free,  ac- 
tive, and  healthy  circulation  of  the  fluids,  or  the 
coursing  of  the  pure  rich  blood  to  the  extremities, 
is  that  which  paints  the  countenance  in  the  most 
exquisite  beauty.  It  is  that  which  imparts  the  in- 
describable shades  and  flashes  of  loveliness  that  all 
admire,  but  none  can  describe.  This  beauty  is  the 
offspring  of  nature  —  not  of  powder  or  soap.  If 
there  is  not  a  free  and  healthy  circulation,  there  is 
no  beauty.  If  the  lady  is  fair  as  driven  snow,  if  she 
paint,  and  use  cosmetics,  and  the  blood  is  thick, 
cold,  and  impure,  she  is  not  beautiful.  If  she  be 
brown  or  yellow,  and  there  is  pure  and  active  blood, 
it  gives  a  rich  bloom  to  the  cheeks,  and  a  bril- 
liancy to  the  eyes  that  is  fascinating. 

This  is  why  the  Southern,  and  especially  the 
Spanish,  ladies  are  so  much  admired.  Ladies  in 
the  North  who  take  but  little  exercise,  or  are  con- 
fined in  close  rooms,  or  have  spoiled  their  com- 
plexion by  the  application  of  deleterious  mixtures, 
if  they  wish  to  regain  elasticity  of  step,  buoyant 
spirits,  sparkling  eyes  and  beautiful  complexions, 
they  should  use  Dr.  Townsend's  Sarsaparilla. 
Thousands  who  have  tried  it,  are  more  than  satis- 
fied, are  delighted.  Ladies  of  every  station  crowd 
our  office  daily. 

NOTICE  TO  THE  LADIES. 

Those  that  imitate  Dr.  Townsend's  Sarsaparilla 
have  invariably  called  their  stuff  a  f/reut  Remedy 
for  Females,  &c.,  &c.,  and  have  copied  our  bills  and 
circulars  which  relate  to  the  complaints  of  women, 
word  for  word — other  men  who  put  up  medicine 
have,  since  the  great  success  of  Dr.  Townsend's  Sar- 
saparilla in  complaints  incident  to  females,  recom- 
mended theirs,  although  previously  they  did  not. 
A  number  of  these  Mixtures,  Pills,  &c.,  are  inju- 
rious to  females,  as  they  aggravate  disease,  and 
undermine  the  constitution. 

SCROFULA  CURED. 

This  certificate  conclusively  proves  that  this  Sar- 
saparilla has  perfect  control  over  the  most  obstinate 
diseases  of  the  blood.  Three  persons  cured  in  one 
house  is  unprecedented. 

THREE  CHILDREN. 

Dr.  Townsend  :  Dear  Sir, — I  have  the  pleasure 
to  inform  you  that  three  of  my  children  have  been 
cured  of  the  Scrofula  by  the  use  of  your  excellent 
medicine.  They  were  afflicted  very  severely  with 
bad  sores  ;  have  taken  only  four  bottles ;  it  took 
them  away,  for  which  I  feel  myself  under  great  ob- 
ligation. Yours,  respectfully, 

ISAAC  W.  GRAIN,  106  Wooster  st. 


OPINIONS  OP  PHYSICIANS. 

Dr.  Townsend  is  almost  daily  receiving  orders 
from  physicians  in  different  parts  of  the  Union. 

This  is  to  certify  that  we,  the  undersigned.  Phy- 
sicians of  the  city  of  Albany,  have,  in  numerous 
cases,  prescribed  Dr.  Townsend's  Sarsaparilla,  and 
believe  it  to  be  one  of  the  most  valuable  preparations 
in  the  market.  H.  P.  PULING,  M.  D. 

J.  WILSON,  M.  D. 
R  B.  BRIGGS,  M.  D. 
April  1,  1847.  P.  E.  ELMENDORF,  M.  D. 

CLERGYMEN  AND  PHYSICIANS, 
As  well  as  thousands  of  others  in  all  parts  of  the 
United  States,  are  continually  sending  certificates 
and  informing  us  of  the  benefits  derived  from  using 
Dr.  Townsend's  Sarsaparilla.  We  can  only  pub- 
lish a  few  that  we  received  in  this  vicinity.  The 
foUomng  is  a  specimen  : — 

Dr.  TowN.SEND :  Sir — Some  time  since,  you  re- 
quested my  opinion  of  the  virtues  of  your  Com- 
pound Syrup  of  Sarsaparilla.  I  am  now  prepared 
to  give  it.  I  have  used  it  in  my  practice  and 
prescribed  it  for  the  last  few  months,  and  must 
give  it  my  decided  preference  over  anything  of 
the  kind  with  which  I  am  acquainted,  both  as 
to  its  medicinal  virtues,  and  reasonable  price  at 
which  you  sell  it.  In  scrofulous  affections,  cuta- 
neous eruptions  generally,  dyspepsia,  indigestion, 
costive  habits,  and  liver  complaints,  I  am  much 
pleased  with  its  effects.  In  these  complaints,  or 
any  other  where  Sarsaparilla  is  indicated,  I  can 
with  confidence  recommend  it  to  the  patronage  of 
the  profession  as  a  valuable  auxiliary  for  removing 
disease  in  some  of  its  most  troublesome  forms,  and 
to  all  as  a  safe  and  valuable  medicine. 

BENJAMIN  WEEKS,  M.  D. 

Brooklyn,  Nov.  21st,  1846. 

THE  BETHEL  SHIP. 

Dr.  S.  P.  Townsend  has  received  a  great  number 
of  certificates  from  Clergymen,  as  well  as  thousands 
of  others,  fully  proving  that  his  is  the  most  valu- 
able medicine  of  the  age.  The  following  from  the 
pastor  of  the  Bethel  Ship  was  received  this  week  ; 
New  York,  Sept.  29,  1848. 

Dr.  Townsend  :  Dear  Sir, — I  consider  it  my  duty 
to  let  you  know  that  I  received  great  benefit  from 
the  use  of  two  bottles  of  your  Sarsaparilla.  Early 
in  the  spring  I  suffered  from  dizziness  in  my 
head,  and  general  prostration,  also  appearance  of 
scrofulous  affection ;  I  began  to  improve  imme- 
diately upon  using  your  valuable  medicine,  for 
which  I  give  God  the  gloi-y.  Yours,  &c.. 

No.  4  Carlisle  St.,  NCY.        O.  G.  HEDSTROM. 

EX-MEMBER  OF  CONGRESS. 

The  following  testimonial  is  from  Mr.  Van  Hou- 
ton,  formerly  M.  C.  from  Rockland  Co.,  N.  Y. — 
Charlestown,  Rockland  Co.,  April  1,  1848. 

Dr.  Townsend:  Dear  Sir,  —  I  have  been  very 
seriously  afflicted  for  a  number  of  years,  with  a 
tickling  in  the  ears,  drumming  and  dizziness  in  the 
head,  and  shooting  pains  in  the  limbs,  and  debility. 
I  purchased  a  bottle  of  your  Sarsaparilla,  and 
thought  it  helped  me.  Then  I  procured  a  half 
dozen  bottles,  and  before  I  had  used  it  up  I  was 
entirely  cured,  and  think  it  an  excellent  medicine, 
and  well  worthy  the  attention  of  those  that  are 
afflicted  with  debility  and  nervousness. 

Principal  office,  126  Fulton  street.  Sun  Building, 
N.  Y.  ;  Redding  &  Co.,  8  State  street,  Boston; 
Dyott  &  Sons,  132  North  Second  street,  Philadel- 
phia ;  S.  S.  Hance,  druggist,  Baltimore ;  P.  M.  Co- 
hen, Charleston ;  Wright  &  Co.,  151  Chartres 
street,  N.  O. ;  105  South  Pearl  street,  Albany  ;  and 
by  all  the  principal  druggists  and  merchants  gene- 
rally throughout  the  United  States,  West  Indies, 
and  the  Canadas. 


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the  American  Institute  in  New  York. 
The  business  in  which  we  are  engaged  is  one  of  immense  labor  and  perplexity,  and  requiring 
no  small  share  of  mechanical  skill.     It  is  well  known  that  oiu-  senior  partner  was  the  first  in 
this  city  to 

3IARE  M  EXCLUSIVE  BUSOESS  OF  BOYS'  CLOTHING, 

or  even  to  regard  it  as  an  object  worthy  the  attention  of  any  one  possessing  ordinary  business 
capacity.  We  have  in  our  employ  cutters  of  acknowledged  taste,  and  which  has  been  culti- 
vated by  long  experience  in  this  difficult  branch  of  the  Tailors'  art.  Our  arrangements  are 
such,  both  at  home  and  abroad,  as  afford  us  every  facility  for  carrying  on  the  above  business 


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and  purchasers  will  tind  at  our  store  a  larger  assortment  of  well  cut  and  well  made  Youths' 
and  Children's  Clothing  than  is,  or  ever  before  has  been,  exhibited  in  any  other  estabhsh- 
ment  in  this  country. 

Clothing  dealers  will  promote  their  own  interest  by  purchasing  Boys'  Clothing  of  us,  as 
the  garments  are  well  shaped  and  perfectly  assorted.  The  sizes  are  indicated  by  numbers, 
and  a  printed  tag  is  attached  to  each  article,  so  that  any  one,  after  becoming  familiar  with  the 
system,  will  seldom  find  it  necessary  to  try  a  second  garment.  OUR  STOCK  is  now  UN- 
USUALLY LARGE  !  Having  taken  advantage  of  the  dull  season,  we  have  employed  an  im- 
mense number  of  the  best  hands  in  the  city,  and  at  a  time  when  they  would  otherwise  have 
been  idle ;  the  work  is  therefore  to  be  eelied  on  as  being  of  the  very  best  quality.  Our  Store  is 
a  large  four-story  building,  the  whole  of  which  is  occupied  by  us  for  THE  DISPLAY  OF 
GOODS  ;  there  being  no  work  people  on  the  jDremises,  with  the  exception  of  the  Cutters.  It 
wUl  therefore  appear  conclusive  that  the  business  must  be  large.  The  growth  of  it  has  been 
gradual,  although  somewhat  rapid,  a  not  uncommon  result  of  indefatigable  exertion,  together 
with  a  knowledge  of  one's  business. 


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THE    BOSTON    SCHOOL 

DR.     CLARKE'S     PATENT. 


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This  Stove  was  constructed  for  the  express 
purpose  of  thoroughly  ventilating,  as  well  as 
warming  School  Rooms,  Dwellings,  Halls, 
Churches,  Stokes,  Railroad  Cars,  &c.,  mth 
fresh  healthful  air,  perfectly  free  from  any  red 
hot  iron  heat.  The  principal  and  general  ar- 
rangement of  this  Stove  has  proved  to  be  perfect 
for  the  above  purposes.  There  are  five  sizes  of 
these  stoves,  they  are  adapted  to  buildings  of  all 
classes  ;  they  possess  the  following  advantages  : 

1.  They  are  perfect  portable  furnaces,  with 
distinct  and  capacious  air  chambers. 

2.  They  insure  an  abundant  supply  oi  warmed 
and  fresh  air. 

3.  The  rei/ulativf/  toj),  which  is  movable  or  fix- 
ed, as  may  be  desired,  gives  a  perfect  control  of 
1he  amount  and  temperature  of  the  admitted  air. 

4.  The  outer  cylinder  is  never  hot  enough  to 
burn  the  persons  or  clothing  of  those  who  come  in  contact  with  it.  ,  .         ^ 

5      The  Railroad  Stove    is  very  compact,  and  will  occupy  the  space  of  only  one  seat  m  a  Car. 
e!    They    have   been   constructed   with    the   utmost  regard  to  eificiency,  durability  and  neatness 

"'TlTstoves  have  been  in  extensive  use  in  Schools.  RaiUoad  Cars,  &c.,  for  the  past  two 
years,  and  have  fully  accomplished  the  object  for  which  they  were  designed  that  of  admit  mg  a 
Lge  supply  of  fresh  healthful  air,  in  temperature  resembling  that  of  a  salubrious  Summer  s  day. 
They  are  manufactured  and  for  sale  by  C.  D.  &  Co.,  who  are  ^'^^^^'l^^^j'j  ;^^X'l'^^ 
manufacture  of  CHILSON'S  PATENT  AIR-WARMING  AND  VENTILATING  FURNACES 
manutacture  oi  ^n  pn-RTA-RTE  VENTILATING  FURNACE  which  is 

Also,  five    sizes   of   a  new  and  very  superior  PORlAJ^LJi   vi^iMii^A  •     ,  ^      „,  .u„ 

completely  adapted  for  Warming  and  Ventilating  buildings,  where  it  is  not  convenient  to  set  the 

BRICK  VENTILATING  FURNACE.  ^rPT<;TPT?S    and  HOT-AIR 

Also,  a   splendid  assortment   of    new    and   beautiful   patterns    of  REGISTERS    and   HOT  AIR 

GRATES,  square  and  round,  finished  in  Iron,  Brass,  Bronze,  and  Silver  Plated,  with  every  thing 

completel    adapted  to  thebusiness  of  thoroughly  warming,  and  ^^^^f  ^^f  ^f^^^^^^!;;^^ 
Also,  a  full  assortment  of  the  best  kind  of  VENTILATORS  and  SMOKE  BLOWERS. 
C    D    &  Co  ,  will   give   their  personal  attention   to   warming   and   ventilating   public   or  private 

buildings,  in  any  part  of  the  United  States.    Having  had  a  thorough   practical  experience   in   the 

business,  they  trust  they  will  be  able  to  give  entire  satisfaction. 

C    D.  &  Co..  have  opened  a  GRATE  ROOM,  where  they  offer  a  splendid  assortment  of 

PARLOR  AND    CHAMBER   PRAMS  GRATES, 

OF   NEW   AND   ELEGANT   PATTERNS, 

Books  published  by  the  l....torJ^::^^^^^^Z^i^^-^^  and  Drawings,  ^^^^"^^^ 
Settin.  and  Using  the  Furnace  and  School  Stove;  also  directions  for  "^^'^^^^ ^^.'^^''^'^''^l 
Lr  ILanging  Ventiducts,  Ventilators,  etc.,  for  the  Ventilation  of  all  classes  of  buildings,  ships, 
etc.,  with  other  useful  matter.  —    ___  -n  — 

MOS.  51  &  53  BLAOKSTONB  STREET. 

CHILSON,  DUNKLEE  &  CO. 


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With  adjoining  Fitting  department's, 

IS   EXPRESSLY   DEVOTED   TO 


And  affonis  every  coavenienc*  for  the  accommodation  of 

Ladies  accompanying  their  Children. 
Tarious  ncro  ksigns  of  I3cij3s'  (£>armcnts 


Originated  by  the  Proprietor  at  the  first,  and  for  which  the  estab- 
lishment is  known  to  a  vast  trade, 

WILL  BE  RIGIDLY  ADHERED  TO. 

THE  EXTENSIVE 

RETAIL  AND  WHOLESALE  ROOMS 

AKE   WELL   BTOCKED   WITH 

AND  FURNISHING  GOODS, 
A  large  assortment  of 

For  manufacturing  to  order. 
A  LIBERAIi  DISCOUNT  TO  THE  TRADE. 

ENTRANCE  33  &  34  ANN  ST. 

NEARLY  OPPOSITE  MERCHANTS'  ROW. 

GEO.  W.  SIMMONS  &  CO. 


AYNARD    &    NOYBS, 

IMPORTERS     AND    WHOLESALE     DEALERS     IN 

Drugs,  Medicities,  Paints,  and  Dye-Stuffs, 

nro.    11    MERCHAIVTS'    ROIV.    BO!!>TOIV. 


MAYNARD  &  NOTES' 

BLAGE  WRITING  INK, 

For  Gold,  Steel,  or  ftiiill  Pens. 

This  Ink  has  stood  the  test  of  more  than  thirty  tears'  trial,  and  during  this  time  has  been  constantly 

increasing  in  public  favor  and  patronage,  and  is  now  the  leading  article  in  the  country.     It  flows 

with  freedom,  becomes  permanently  black,  and  will  not  mould  under  auy^  circumstances. 


Bank  of  State  of  N.  Carolina,  Raleigh,  Mar.  4,  1847. 
Messrs.  Maynakd  &  Notes  :  Gentlemen,  —  Your 
Writing  Ink  has  been  in  almost  constant  use  by  the 
officers  of  this  banking-house  for  the  lust  fifteen 
years,  and  has  always  been  preferred  to  any  other 
brand.  It  flows  freehj  from  the  pen,  and  does  not 
mould;  and  the  color,  though  sometimes  -pale  when 
first  opened,  becomes  a  beautiful  permanent  black.  I 
have  been  a  regular  consumer  of  it  myself  during 
this  time,  excepting  when  curiosity  has  led  me  to 
make  trial  of  other  kinds,  and  take  pleasure  in  being 
able  to  speak  so  favorably  of  it,  and  trust  that  my 
opinion,  founded  on  such  long  experience,  will  in- 
duce many  who  may  not  be  so  well  acquainted  with 
its  merits,  to  give  it  a  trial. 

Yours,  respectfully,  C.  Dewey,  Cashier. 

Messrs.  Maynard  &  Notes  :  Gentlemen, — We  are 
happy  in  being  able  to  say,  that  we  entirely  concur  in 
the  opinion  expressed  above  of  your  Writing  Ink,  by 
Mr.  Dewey,  the  Cashier  of  this  Institution. 

Respectfully  yours,     Dunn  Cameron,  Pres. 
S.  W.  Whiting,  Teller. 
D.  DuPre,  Bookkeeper. 


Post  Office,  Boston,  Ms.  Oct.  2,  1843. 
The  Black  Writing  Ink  manufactured  by  Messrs. 
Maynard  &  Noyes,  of  this  city,  has  been  used  in  this 
office  for  several  years  past.  Other  inks  have  during 
that  time  been  tested,  but  theirs  has  been  in  every 
instance  preferred.  For  fluidity,  blackness,  and  per- 
mMnency,  none  has  been  found  equal  to  it. 

George  Wm.  Gordon,  Postmaster. 


Office  of  Merchants  Ins.  Co.  Boston,  Nov.  18, 1847. 
Messrs.  M.^ynard  &  Noy'ES  :  Gentlemen, — I  have 
used  your  Writing  Ink  for  the  last  sixteen  years.  In 
1840,  I  gave  you  a  certificate  of  its  excellence,  and 
having  continued  its  use  ever  since,  to  my  entire  sat- 
isfaction, my  opinion  is  confirmed  in  its  superiority. 
It  flows  freely  from  the  pen,  and  is  in  all  respiects  the 
best  ink  I  have  ever  used, 

George  Homer,  Secretary. 


Registry  of  Deeds,  Boston,  Nov.  20,  1847. 
Messrs.  Maynard  &  Noyes  :  I  have  made  use  of 
your  Writing  Ink  for  the  recording  of  deeds,  &c.  the 
past  twenty-five  years,  and  having  found  it  to  suit  my 
wishes  and  purposes  entirely,  take  pleasure  in  re- 
newing my  testimonial  of  its  superiority.  From  the 
appearance  of  the  records  in  my  office,  I  am  satisfied 
it  is  superior  to  any  I  have  used,  and  consider  it 
particularly  adapted  for  all  purposes  where  perma- 
nency of  color  is  requisite  or  desirable.  It  fioics  well 
from  the  pen,  and  does  not  mould;  and  my  oldest  records 
prove  its  color  to  be  unalterably  black. 

Henry  Alline,  Register  of  Deeds. 


Boston,  May  27,  1846. 
For  twenty  years  past,  I  have  had  occasion  to  use 
ink  daily,  and  sometimes  for  the  nicest  of  penman- 
ship ;  occasionally,  necessity  or  curiosity  has  led  me 
to  make  use  of  the  article  made  by  different  indi- 
viduals ;  but  I  can  cheerfully  state  that  I  have  never 
found  any  that  combined  so  many  good  qualities  as 
that  made  by  Maynard  &  Noyes. 

N.  D.  Gould,  Teacher  Penmanship. 


Boston,  Februfiry  15, 1840. 
Messrs.  May'n.vrd  &  Noy'es  :  Gentlemen, — It  is 
now,  I  believe,  more  than  twelve  years  since  the 
School  Committee  passed  an  order  for  using  your 
Black  Writing  Ink  in  the  City  Schools.  I  have  used 
it  during  that  period,  and  deem  it  a  first  rate  article, 
and  cheerfully  recommend  it  to  others.  It  flows  free- 
ly from  the  pen,  and  increases  in  blackness  after  being 
committed  to  paper,  and  the  color  is  durable.  I  know 
of  no  ink  superior  to  yours,  and  I  have  tried  many 
kinds,  both  English  and  American. 

P.  Mackintosh,  Jr. 
Principal  of  Writing  Dep.  Hancock  School. 

We,  the  subscribers.  Writing  Masters  in  the  City 

Schools,  cheerfully  add  our  testimony  in  confirmation 

of  the  superior  quality  of  Maynard  &  Noyes'  Writing 

Ink,  expressed  by  Mr.  Mackintosh. 

A.  B.  HoYT,  N.  Merrill,      D.  D.  Capen, 

J.  Fairbank,       L.  Conant,         R.  Swan,  Jr. 


For  sale,  wholesale  and  retail,  by  the  Manufacturers,  No.  11  Merchants'  Row,  Boston,  and  by  Booksellers, 
Stationers,  and  Traders  generally,  throughout  the  Country. 


COPYING-    INK. 

This  Ink  gives  a  copy  as  distinct  and  perfect  as  the  original, 
and  combines  all  the  properties  of  our  Writing  Ink.  This  qual- 
ity particularly  adapts  it  for  Counting-House  use,  as  it  answers 
all  the  purposes  for  which  a  Writing  Liquid  is  wanted.  Put  up 
in  quart  and  pint  stone  bottles. 


TYPES, 

PRESSES,   AND  PRINTING  MATERIALS, 

OF     EVERY     DESCRIPTION, 

SUPPLIED    PROMPTLY,    AT    LOW    RATES, 


flElOTYPl    FiWl] 
JAMES   M.   SHUTS,   Agent, 
MINOT'S    BUILDING,    SPRING    LANE, 


KELLEY  &  LEVIN, 

UIPORTEES  AND   DEALERS  IN 

drnglisl),  iTrencI),  onb  ©crman 
PERFUMERY,  BRUSHES, 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS, 
Loudou,  Paris  and  Yicnua  Fancy  Articles, 

OF   EVERY   DESCRIPTION. 

JOSEPH.  B.  KELLEY,  )      No.  5  Kilby  street, Boston. 

JAMES, F.  LEVIN,  1     No.  23  Coleman  street,- -London. 

[C7="Orders  received  and  executed  for  any  Goods  'n 
our  line,  at  the  usual  commission  rates. 


THOS.  G.  FAY  &  Co. 


IMPORTERS    OF 


'wiiim  m. 


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POCKET  R^n  ES,  SCISSORS, 

RAZORS  So    TABLE  CUTLERY, 

Of  various  patterns. 
ALSO,  A  LARGE  ASSORTMENT  OF 

FRENCH  &  GERMAN  FANCY  GOODS. 


THOS.  G.  FAY, 
GEO.  W.  FAY. 


No.  1  &  3  Kilby  Street, 


•  Boston 


All  Orders  promptly  attented  to,  at  the  regular 
commission  rates. 


MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY 

INSURE   AGAINST  LOSS   OR  DAMAGE  BY  FIRE, 

^I  All  P11,S§WM^  PliFllTY, 

ON    REASOIVABLE    TERMS. 


Charles  A.  Wells, 
Osmyn  Brewster, 
Thomas  J.  Lobdell, 
Jonathan  Ellis, 
John  Reed, 


DIRECTORS. 

Henry  W.  Dutton, 
John  Shelton, 
Joseph  L.  Bates, 
Samuel  S.  Perkins, 
Philo  Sanford, 


William  Freeman, 
Francis  A.  Sawyer, 
Edward  F.  Hall, 
Wm.  J.Reynolds,  Roxburij, 
Abiel  Stevens,  Lawrence. 

CHARLES  A.  WELLS,  Pres. 


OFFICE,— ]\o.  13  STATE  STREET,  BOSTOI¥. 


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