HERMAN'S
CELEBRATED
PEEMIUMJilVAIR FURNACES.
LEOPOLD HERMAN respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he has removed from his old stand in
Congress Street, to the new and elegant Store recently
erected upon the old Chickering Estate, at
Nos. 334, 336 &, 338 Washington St., opposite the" Adams House,"
where his facilities for business are greatly enlarged, and he
is enabled to offer to the public a full assortment of his cele-
brated JI Pattern Furnaces, which have stood the test for
more than Twenty Years, and in which recent improvements
have been made, rendering them unrivalled in all the qualities
which go to constitute a Perfect Furnace.
The attention of the public is also called to a newly invented Furnace for Burning
Wood, constructed upon a similar principle to the celebrated H Pattern Furnace ; to-
gether with an extensive variety of English, Parlor and Chamber Grates, Penrhyn
Marble Mantels, Improved Cooking Ranges, Parlor, Office and CooTcing Stoves, Ventila-
tors, Registers, Rumford Ovens, and Heating and Cooking Apparatus generally, at
Wholesale and Retail.
LEOPOLD HERMAN,
334, 336 & 338 Wasliin^ton St., Boston.
SMITH & FELTON,
MANUFACTURERS OP
BANK TADLTS, BURGLAR SAFES,
IRON FRONTS FOR STORES,
SHUTTERS J IROK DOORS.
IRON CORNICES FOR BlULDiCS.
Iron Columns famished to order,
AND ALL KINDS OF
FENCE WORK
Done in tk neatest manner, and on reasonable terms.
No. 195 Sea Street,
BOSTON.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO FURNISHING IRON WORK FOR JAILS, PRISONS, &C.
GEO. "W. SMITH, HOBACE FELTON-
HUDSON & READ,
BOTS' CLOTHING ONLY,
No. 4 Brattle, near Court Street,
330ST<3Kr.
No. 78 Washington St., Boston,
Importers and Dealers in
Country Traders, Booksellers, Teachers, Clergymen, Banks,
Railroads, Insurance and other Companies, furnished on the
best terms. Orders solicited.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Stimpson's Prize Medal, Ionic & other
Gold and Silver Pen Cases & Holders,
STIMPSON'S
^COMMERCIAL WRITING FLIID.
^ Agents for the sale of Stimpson's
Safety Seal Bank Checks.
91 Washington St , TJp Stairs,
Old Gold taken in exchange.
GEO. STIMPSOK, JK.
Gold Pens Repaired.
PAPER DEALERS I
(LATE WILKINS, CARTER & CO.,)
: IMPORTERS OF MANUFACTURERS' MATERIALS,
*\7^a.ter Streot, JSostoxx,
Keep constantly on hand a full assortment of PAPERS of all descriptions, embracing MEDIUM, ROYAL, DOUBLE
MEDIUM, and special sizes of Printing Paper, of all weights and qualities; NEWSPAPER; MEDIUM, DEMY and
CAP WRITING PAPERS; LETTER PAPERS; FOLIO POST, White and Blue; COLORED PAPERS, of all sizes
and qualities. Glazed and Plain; Highly Sized Papers for Maps, Card Surfaces and Coloring; Log Paper; ENVELOPE ;
TISSUE, White and Colored, English and American ; JUNK and STRAW BOARD; PRESS PAPERS, for Printers and
Factory Goods; BONNET BOARDS; Ma nilla. Junk and White WRAPPING PAPERS; Shoe and Fancy Papers, &c.
esrParticular attention paid to manufacturing BOOK PAPERS.-eo
Manufacturers, Printers, Publishers, and all others who use Paper of any kind, will find it for their advantage to ex-
amine our Stock. Orders by Mail or Express faithfully attended to.
P.
H. WALKER,
City Sealer, and Manufacturer of
Patent Balance, Platform, Counter, B.aU-
road, Hay and Coal
And Dealer in all kinds of Weighing Appa-
ratus, Copper, Sheet Iron & Tin Ware.
[At the Old Stand formerly occupied by Amos Stevens,]
No. 5 MARKET SQUARE, (Up Stairs.) South
Side of Faneuil Hall, BOSTON.
Repairing done in the neatest manner, and at short notice.
Weights graduated to all Standards and Countries. All
SCALES purchased at this establishment warranted correct.
WILSOI, FAIRBAKR & CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Siliill
AND CHEMICAI.S,
Nos. 43 & 45 Hanover Street,
JOHN WILSON, JR., ) Nearly opposite the
F. D. PAiRBANK, J American House,
D. C. KIMBALL. ) BOSTON.
Manufacturers of Soda Water k Fancy Syrups.
Agents for Dr. Conine's Syrup of Ginsing
and Malva ; Davis's Pain Killer ; and for Dr.
Jayne's Family Medicines.
J. & W. McADAMS,
PAGED & HEADED ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Counting: House Stationery, Papers, &c.
€<l])F¥Sl(i IPIEffiSIii &mB S®©Eio
Printing, Ruling, Paging, and Binding done to order in the best manner.
HNTo
04 iST.A,T:Es & 1? :Ft. n :es T ,
:b o s T o 3>a-
Writing, Arithmetic, Book-Keeping, Navigation, Etc.
I
94 Tremont St., next Tremont Temple,
BOSTON
Young Men and Young Ladies thoroughly instructed in the above studies. Stationery furnished
free of extra charge, making the expense much less than at any other Academy.
SEPARATE APARTMENT FOR LADIES.
Students aided in obtaining Good Employment.
CHARLES FRENCH, A. M., Principal.
Assistant Teachers,
J. "W, PAYSOlSr,
L. B. HANAFOBD,
A. D. BILLS,
MISS E. C. BRYDEN-.
AMEKICAN HOUSE,
Hanover Street, Boston,
IXew Enj^Iand, possessing all the niodci u Improve-
ments and conveniences for the accommodation
of the Travelling Public.
LEWIS RICE, PROPRIETOR.
This well-known and long established Periodical will un-
dergo some important changes on the commencement of the
52d volume in February, 1855. It will be issued weekly, as
heretofore, from the office of Publication, over 184
■Washiiigtoii Street, Boston, but in its editorial
management, the chief duties and responsibilities will de-
Tolve upon two physicians of the city, who have been selected
as fully qualified by their literary tastes and scientific at-
tainments to make the Journal acceptable to the profession
generally. Aid has also been promised from many of the
leading physicians of Boston, and it will continue to receive
contributions from eminent members of the profession in
every part of the country. Its contents, though mainly of
a practical character, are intended to be sufficiently varied to
make its weekly visits interesting as well as useful to the
medical practitioner.
The price is THREE dollars a year, payable in advance.
Orders by mail, with subscription money enclosed, may be
addressed, as above, to
DAVID CLAPP, Publisher,
3VCE:iaOi>E:<3iia-s,
Manufactured on the valuable principle of
With the LATEST Improvements, and for sale at
HUNTING'S,
44 CAUSEWAY STREET, BOSTOIT.
Every Instrument warranted to give satisfaction.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
These improved Machines are rapidly coming into general favor,
and acknowledged to be the ONLY machines adapted to family
use. The beauty and durability of their stitching are unrivalled,
working equally on fine cambric, quilting and heavy broadcloth.
The rapid and noiseless operation of these machines is an advan-
tage possessed by no other, while their simplicity of construction
renders them easier of use, besides being less liable to get out of
repair,— an objection reasonably urged against all other machines.
To Families, Shirtmakers, Tailors, Milliners, &c., one of these ma-
chines is invaluable. Specimens of work furnished at any time
where the machines are in operation, and for sale, at
63 COURT STREET,
Corner of Cornhill, B O ST O N .
J. E. ROOT, Assent.
Those about introducing Gas into tbeir Dwelling Houses, or Public Halls, or other
Buildings, will find
A New and Extensive Assortment
CMIEUEB!; ll BRACKETS,
AND EVERY SPECIES OF
'9
AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
AT THE
GAS FITTING MANUFACTORY SALESROOM
NO. 12 HAWKINS STREET, BOSTON
L. STEPHENSON & CO.,
AND
(SUCCESSORS TO DEARBORN,)
No. 72 Water Street, Boston.
SUPERIOR BALANCES AND SCALES OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTIONS: ,
DEARBORN'S PATENT BAIiANCE, with all its variety of apparatus ; PliATPORM BAt-
ANCES, for Hay, Coal, &c. ; RAILROAD BAIiANCES of diiferent sizes ; PLATFORM
SCALES AND FACTORY SCALES ; PAPER SCALES, for Paper Mills ; TOWN
STANDARDS, WEIGHTS, &c.
ALSO, A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF NUMBERING SCALES, lOR COTTON AND WOOLLEN FACTORIES.
1^^ Having for many years been practically enga<ied in the manufacture of the above articles, we can
assure those wishing to purchase, that for accuracy, durability, and nicety of operation, our Instruments
cannot be excelled, and we WARRANT THEM to give perfect satisfaction.
WARMING, VENTILATING, & COOKING.
H. & F. STIMPSON,
Corner of Congress and Water Streets, Boston,
CONTINUE TO SET UP
JANES'S AND OTHER HOT AIR FURNACES,
AND TO WARRANT THEM IN ALL CASES TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
Their PATENT COOKING BANGES, of a great variety of Sizes and Patterns, including their OEIGINAL PATENT
—the Best, most Convenient and Durable of any in the Market; the UNION or FIVE BOILEB, B.ANGE, warranted that
the Back Boilers will heat ; and the NEW PATTERN SIDE OVEN KANGE : all of which will be put up with or with-
out HOT-AIR FIXTURES and BATH BOILERS.
ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
MARBLE MANTELS, PARLOR GRATES, AND OTHER ARTICLES FOR BUILDERS,
COOKING AND OTHER STOVES, &c.
THE
MASSACHUSETTS JREGISTEK,
a-v^-^- : it't^*%'UH^ i^.>(A..4e-iPt'
FOR THE YEAR 1855.
SERIAL NUMBER, EIGHTY-NINE.
BOSTON:
PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY GEORGE ADAMS,
NO. 91 WASHINGTON STREET.
PEEEACE.
The liberal patronage extended to the Massachusetts Eegister, has induced the
publisher to use extra exertions to perfect it in every department, and to make
it, as its name imports, a comjjlete index to the government and institutions of the
State.
For a comprehensive view of the various subjects mentioned in this, the eighty-
ninth number of the Eegister, we refer the reader to the copious list of contents
on the next succeeding pages.
The work is usually issued in the month of January, or soon after the
organization of the Legislature, of which body a list of names is given, together
with the several State officers and legislative committees.
Our thanks are due to our correspondents for their prompt and valuable
assistance, and also to our patrons throughout the State for their generous
encouragement.
The attention of inventors, mechanics and manufacturers is invited to the work
as a valuable medium for giving public notice of their various enterprises. All
articles or notices intended for the next number should be addressed to the
publisher on or before the 1st of December, 1855.
INDEX TO ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
SEE PAGE 328.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
The Overseers of Harvard College, chosen in 1835, the term of office extending to 1S61, are Hon. Thomas Russell,
Hon. N. B. Shurtleff, M. D., Rev. J. H. Twombly, Hon. Emory Washburn, and Hon. H. B. Wheelwright.
Amory Holbrook is a resident of Oregon City.
Geo. T. Angell is a Commissioner for all the States, except New Jersey.
Fisher A. Kingsbury, of Weymouth, is a Commissioner for the States of Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode
Island, Vermont and New York.
Joseph Tripp is President, and Charles Brew ?ecretary and Treasurer of Fairhaven Savings Bank.
George Marston is Judge of Probate in Barnstabla County in place of N. Marston.
Joseph M. Day is Register of Probate in Barnstable County in place of George Marston.
Edward B. Gillette, of Westfleld, Commissioner of Insolvency for the County of Hampden.
Ebenezer Bradbury, of Newton, Commissioner on Boston Harbor and Back Bay, in place of G. H. Whitney, resigned.
Hosea Ballou, of SomerviUe, member of the Board of Education, in place of A. H. Vinton, resigned.
James A. Tilton is a Physician in Newburyport.
James H. Duncan, of Haverhill, is a Master of Chancery in Essex County.
Geo. W. Deane is Justice of the Peace in Taunton.
William Roby is Justice of the Peace in Lowell.
James M. Barker is a Justice of the Peace in Boston.
T. H Leavit is a Notary Public in Boston.
George Jennings, West Needham, Is a Coroner, Insurance Agent and Auctioneer.
E. W. Llbbey, Engraver, 215 Washington Street, Boston.
NOTICE.-J. Wingate Thornton, Esq., of Boston, is the author of a work recently issued by Messrs. Gould & Lincohi,
entitled,' The Landinq at Cape Anxe ; or the charter of the first permanent colony on the territory of the Massa-
chusetts company. N0V7 discovered and first published from the original manuscript. With an inquiry into its
authonty and a History of the Colony. 1624-1628. Roger Conant, Governor."
rntered according to Act of Congress, in
aiMBinL 4 Moo«i, Prinlen, 16 DcToiuiun Stre«t, 1
317 5M3,
A
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Academies
Acts passed by General Court, 1854.
Advertisements follow ,.
Agriculture, Board of
Agricultural Associations.
Pajie. i
.0-.19II
... 17
...328
...lft9
...199
Albany Railroad Route 327
Amendments to Constitution 37
Amherst College 19 1
Andover Theological Seminary 196
Associations, Societies, &u 199
Attorneys in Massachusetts 90-99
Banks, 134
" Savings 148
Barnstable County, Officers of 54
Clergymen, 100
" Commissioners 54
'• Commissioners of Wrecks 54
" Coroners 55
" Counsellors and Attorneys , 90
" Justices of the Peace, 55
" Notaries, 55
" Physicians 121
" Probate Court 54
" Sheriff' and Deputies 54
" Town Clerks 241
Berkshire County, Officers 56
" Clergymen 101
" Commissioners 56
" Coroners 58
" Counsellors and Attorneys «.. 90
" Justices of the Peace 56
♦' Notaries 57
" Physicians 121
" Probate Court 56
" Sheriff" and Deputies 56
Town Clerks 242
Blind; Perkins Institution for the 197
Boards of Commissioners in Mass 47
Boston and New York Central R. R S26
" Business Directory 281
" Post Office 181
" City Officers 249
Bristol County, Officers 58
" Clergymen 102
" Commissioners 58
" Coroners 60
" Counsellors and Attorneys 91
" Justices 59
" Notaries 60
" Physicians 122
«« Probate Courts 58
" Sheriff and Deputies 58
'• Town Clerks 242
Business Directory of Patrons 264
Calendar, 1855 6,7, 8
Cambridge City Officers 252
Paste.
Census of 1850, (New England) 235
Charitable Societies 200
Charlestown City Officers 253
Churches in Mass. 100-120
City Governments 249-263
Civil Government, 1855 10
Clergymen in Mass 100-120
Colleges 191
Commissioners of the C. C. of TJ. S. for the
Dist. of Mass 45
Commissioners of Insolvency, 54, 66, 58, 60, 62,
65, 66 68, 70, 74. 75, 77, 79, 84
Commissioners for Mass., residing in other
States o2
" for other States, resident in
Massachusetts 49
" for other States, see G. T. An-
gell's card on last cover.
" Boards of in Mass 47
" Foreign 321
" of Wrecks . .54, 58, 60, 62, 74, 77
Common School Statistics 190
Congress, United States 317
Connecticut, State of 2.'H
Constitutional Amendments 37
Consuls and Consular Agents 185
Convents 199
Coroners, see County Officers.
Counsellors .' 90-99
County Commissioners, see County Officers.
County Officers, Barnstable County 54
" Berkshire County 56
" Bristol County 58
" Dukes County 60
" Essex County 61
" Franklin County 64
" Hampden County 66
" Hampshire County 68
" Middlesex County 70
*' Nantucket County 74
" Norfolk County 75
" Plymouth County 77
" Suff"olk County 79
" Worcester County 83
Court Supreme, in Massachusetts 45
" Supremo, of United States 320
" Common Pleas 4ii
" Municipal, Boston 46
Courts. Police 47
" United States, in Massachusetts 45
" Probate.... 54, 56, 58, 60, 61, 64, 66, 68, 70,
74, 75, 77, 79, 83
Custom House Officers 182
Deaths .«.32I
District Attorneys 40
Dukes County 60,241
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Pase.
Education in Massachusetts .....186
Board of 189
Statistics of 190-191
Educational Associations 204
Esses County, Officers 61
" Clergymen 104
" Commissioners 61
" Coroners 64
" Counsellors and Attorneys of 91
" Justices of the Peace 62
• Notaries 63
" Physicians of 123
" Probate Court 61
" Sheriff and Deputies 61
" Town Clerks.., 243
Expenditures and Receipts of the State 241
Fall River City Officers ...254
Franklin County, Officers 64
" Clergymen 106
" Commissioners 65
" Coroners 65
" Counsellors and Attorneys.. 92
«« Justices of the Peace 65
" Notaries 65
•' Physicians 124
" Probate Court 64
'« Sheriff and Deputies 64
Town Clerks 244
Gas Light Companies .._ 16S
Government of Massachusetts, 1855 10
" of "United States 317
Governor, Vote for 241
Governors of Massachusetts, from 1620 9
" of other States 318
Hampden County, Officers 66
" Clergymen 107
" Commissioners 66
" Coroners 67
" Counsellors and Attorneys 92
" Justices of the Peace 66
«« Notaries 67
'• Physicians 124
'« Probate Court 66
«' Sheriff and Deputies 66
" Town Clerks 243
Hampshire County, Officers 68
" Clergymen 109
•« Commissioners 68
" Coroners 69
" Counsellors and Attorneys 93
" Justices of Peace 68
"' Notaries 69
" Physicians 125
" Probate Court 68
" Sheriff and Deputies 68
" Town Clerks 244
Harvard College 192
Heating Apparatus, improvements in 325
Historical Associations 205
Hospitals in Massachusetts 225
Idiots, School for 198
Index to Advertisements 328
Insurance Companies 152
" Agencies in Boston 159
Judiciary, Massachusetts 45
Justices of the Peace, 55, 56. 59, 60, 62, 65. 66, 68,
71, 74, 75, 78, 79, 84
Justices of th« Peace and Quorum, and Jus-
tices throughout the Commonwealth, are giv-
en among justices of the Peace; the former
designated by a * ; the latter by a f.
Lawrence Academy 195
Lawrence City Officers 255
Laws and Rosolves passed by Legislature of
Massachusetts, 1854 17
Lawyers 90-99
Legislative Proceedings, 1854 39
Leicester Academy 195
Libraries 208
Page.
Loan and Fund Associations 160
Lowell City Officers 256
Lyceims in Massachusetts 208
Lynn City Officers 257
Maine, State of 227
Marine and other Societies for Seamen 212
Masonic Institutions 213
Massachusetts, Executive Council of, 1855.... 10
<' Legislature of, 1855 10
" " Standing Com., 1855. 15
" Militia 86
" Obituary 321
" Population of 241
" Register 44
" Representatives, 1855 12
« Senate of, 1855 11
Masters in Chancery 46
Medical Associations 214
Middlesex County, Officers of 70
" Clergymen 110
*' Commissioners 70
" Coroners of 73
" Counsellors and Attorneys 93
" Justices of Peace 71
•' Notaries 73
" Physicians 126
" Probate Court 70
" Sheriff and Deputies 70
«« TownClerks 245
Militia of Massachusetts 86
Ministry at Large 221
Ministers to Foreign Countries 321
Municipal Court of the City of Boston 46
Musical Associations 217
Nantucket County Officers 74
New Bedford City Officers 258
Newbury port City Officers 259
New England Register 227
New England School of Design for "Women... 198
New Hampshire, State of 229
Newspapers 170
Newton Theological Seminary 196
New York Railroad Routes 326
Norfolk County, Officers 75
" Clergymen 113
" Commissioners 75
" Coroners 77
" Counsellors and Attorneys... 94
" Justices of the Peace 75
" Notaries 76
" Physicians 128
" Probate Court 75
" Sheriff and Deputies 75
Town Clerks 246
Normal Schools 189
Obituaries 321
Odd Fellows, I. O. of 208
Order of United Americans 218
Patrons of the Register 264
Phillips Academy, Andover 195
Physicians 121-134
Pilots 55,61,64,79
Plymouth County, Officers 77
" Clergymen 114
" Commissioners 77
" Coroners 79
•' Counsellors and Attorneys. 94
" Justices of Peace 78
" Notaries 79
" Physicians 129
" Probate Court 77
" Sheriff and Deputies 77
Town Clerks 246
Police Courts 47
Population of Massachusetts in 1850 241
Population of New England 235
Population United States 240
Post Office in Boston 181
Post Offices and Postmasters 175
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Pafte.
Postage Rates 181
Prison, State 226
Probate Courts, 64, 56, 58, 60, 61, 64, 66, 68, 70 74,
75, 77, 79, 83
Public Administrators, 54, 56, 58, 60. 62, 68, 71,
74, 75, 77, 79, 84
Public Library of Boston 211
Railroads 162
Ratable Polls 241
Receipts and Expenditures of the State 324
Reformatory Associations 217
Religious Associations in Massachusetts 218
Representatives of Massachusetts, 1855 12
Resolves passed by General Court in 1854..... 35
Rhode Island, State of 233
Roxbury City Officers 260
Salem City Officers 261
Senate of Massachusetts, 1855 11
Schools, Normal 189
Sheriffs, Barnstable County 54
" Berkshire County 56
" Bristol County 58
Dukes County 60
" Essex County 61
" Franklin County 64
" Hamden County 66
" Hampshire County 68
" Middlesex County 70
" Nantucket County 74
" Norfolk County 75
" Plymouth County 77
Suffolk County 79
" Worcester County 83
Societies, Agricultural 199
" Charitable 200
" Commemorative .205
" Educational 204
" Historical 205
" Horticultural 199
Literary 208
«« Medical 214
» Marine 212
«' Musical 217
" Masonic 213
Odd Fellows 208
" Reformatory 217
** Religious 218
" Temperance -223
Sons of Temperance 224
Page.
State Alms Houses 226
State Normal Schools 189
Springfield City Officers 262
State Governments, 1854 316
" Prison 226
" Reform School 198
Suffolk Countv, Officers of 79
' Clergymen 119,287
Commissioners to qualify Civil
Officers 79
Coroners 83
Counsellors and Attorneys. 95, 290
Justices of Peace 79
Notaries 83,303
Physicians 129, 305
Probate Court 79
Sheriff and Deputies 79
Town Clerks 248
Supreme Court of United States 320
Supreme Judicial Court 45
Teachers' Institutes.. . > 190
Telegraph Companies 168
Temperance Societies in Massachusetts 223
Thursday Lecture 221
Titles and Abstracts of Laws passed 1854 17
Town Clerks 241-248
Towns in Massachusetts 241-248
Towns in New England 235
United States Court in Massachusetts 45
" " Government 317
Universalist College (Tufts) 196
Vermont, State of 231
Votes and Voters, table of 241
West Newton English and Classical School... 197
Williams College 197
Williston Seminary 197
Worcester City Officers 263
Worcester County, Officers 83
" Clergymen.. 116
'• Commissioners 84
" Coroners 86
" Counsellors and Attorneys 98
«' Notaries 86
" Justices of Peace 84
" Physicians 132
" Probate Court 83
" Sheriff and Deputies 83
•' Town Clerks 247
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
JANUARY, 1855.
MOON'S PHASES.
Full Moon, 3d day, Sh. 32in. morning.
Last Quarter, 11th day, 7h. 29m. morning.
New Moon, 18th day, 3h. C3m. morning.
First Quarter, 24th day, 8h. 54ip. afternoon.
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Monday
7 23 5
, 5 56 9 59
Tuesday
7 23 5
rises 10 49
3
Wednesday
7 23 5
4 59 11 28
4
Thursday
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V 22 5
5 58 A 7
5
Friday
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7 22 5
6 57 0 40
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Saturday
7 21 5
7 56; 1 14
7
SUNDAY
^ SC?
7 21 5
8 55 1 49
8
Monday
V 20 5
9 55 2 22
9
Tuesday
s S.s
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7 20 5
10 431 2 59
10
AVednesday
7 19 5
11 31 3 37
11
Thursday
V 18 5
mom! 4 23
12
Friday
7 18 5
0 19: 5 17
13
Saturday
7 Vt 5
1 71 6 41
14
SUNDAY
7 16 5
1 56 7 59
15
Monday
• • s •
7 16 5
2 40 9 11
16
Tuesday
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7 15 5
3 24! 10 12
17
Wednesday
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V 14 5
4 16|10 58
18
Thursday
7 13 5
sets ill 56
19
Friday
7 12 5
6 17 morn
20
Saturday
p-i f^'
7 12 5
7 21[ 0 41
21
SUNDAY
Pna: .^
7 115
8 2ol 1 23
22
Monday
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7 10 5
9 31
2 2
23
Tuesday
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7 9 5
10 33
2 44
24
Wednesday
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7 8 5
11 36
3 27
25
Thursday
7 7 5
morn
4 17
26
Friday
/ 6 5
0 24
5 22
27
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7 5 5
1 10 6 39
28
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7 4 5
1 59I 7 47
29
Monday
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7 3 5
3 421 8 56
30
Tuesday
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7 2 5
5 5 9 48
31
Wednesday
7 15
9 6
10 32
FEBRUARY, 1855.
MOON'S PHASES.
Full Moon, 1st day, lOh. 57m. afternoon.
Last Quarter, 9th day, lOli. 16m. afternoon.
New Moon, 16th day, 2h. 3m. morning.
First Quarter, 23d day, Oh. 49m. afternoon.
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Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
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6 59 6
6 58 6
6 57 6
6 55 6
6 54 6
6 53 6
6 52 6! 11 21
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6 48 6
6 47 6
rises
5 57
6 51
7 46
8 40
9 33
10 27
11 11
11 47
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0 50
1 21
1 52
2 24
3 0
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46 6
45 6
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6 48 6
6 41 6
6 40 6
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7 34
8 58
10 2
10 56
1141
6 37 61 9 32
1 6:10 40
I 6,11 52
6 34 6 morn
! 6! 1 25
6 31 6! 2 18
I 6; 3 11
. _J 6 4 4
6 27 61 4 57
0 22
0 59
2 12
2 54
3 43
5 53
7 15
8 23
9 25
MARCH, 1855.
MOON'S PHASES
Full Moon, 3d day, 5h. 24m. afternoon.
Last Quarter, 11th day, 9h. 15m. afternoon.
New Moon, 18th day, Oh. Im. morning.
First Quarter, 25th day, 6h. 41m. morning.
COURTS.
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
'\Vednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
26 6 4 1410 9
24 6 6 lejlO 49
23 6 rises 11 iS
22 6
21 6
19 6
6 56,11 53
7 57 A 6
8 58 0 53
9 58 1 24
10 58 1 50
15 6111 59 2 34
14 6 1 morn 3 19
dec
; ^ Ph" Ph*
■odd
iddd
-f £ 1*3
. .16
PhP^16
ddjs
13 61 1
11 6 2
10 6 3
9 6 4
7 6 5
6
7 4 19
5 5 46
5 7 22
4 8 40
5' 9 52
3:10 40
is Is 55 7
5 54 7
•!^^
5 53 7
5 51 7
^^
5 50 7
5 49 7
5 6 sets ill 21
4 6 6 58|11 9
3 6 7 23
2 6 8 8
1 6 8 53
59 7 9 58
58 7 1 10 23
7|11 9
morn
0 34
1 8
1 45
2 24
3 11
4 8
2 6, 5 17
2 421 6 87
3 18! 7 52
3 57 8 55
4 41 9 41
9 29; 10 19
APRIL, 1855.
MOON'S PHASES.
Full Moon, 2d day, 9h. 44m. morning.
Last Quarter. 9th day, 4h. 52m. afternoon.
New Moon, 16th day, lOh. 20m. morning.
First Quarter, 24th day, Ih. 13m. morning.
Days of
SUNDAY
Monda3''
Tuesday
VFednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
AVednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
■Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
s a .^-^
S a -2 o g g j3
ooof^oo
-^ d i-^' v-s" i-i d i-s" i-s"
d aJ cc" c» d cc cc
CO CI O t^ i^ ro -ti ■
<M
21
20
5 18
5 17
5 16
15
5 14
|5 13
jo 11
)5 10
16 9
4 47
rises
7 56
9
10 8
11 14
morn
0 20
1 26
2 32
3 7
3 42
4 1
4 52
5 27
sets
7 48
8 53
9 58
11 3
morn
0 8
0 42
1 16
1 50
2 24
2 58
3 31
4 5
10 52
11 25
11 55
A 25
1 1
1 27
2 17
3 9
4 12
5 37
10 17
10 57
11 29
mom
0 8
0 46
1 23
2 4
2 48
3 39
5 47
7 3
8 6
9 0
9 42
10 19
CALENDARS. 7
MAY. 1855.
JUNE, 1855.
MOON'S PHASES.
MOON'S PHASES.
Full Moon, 1st day, lib. 19m. morning.
Last Quarter, 8th day, lOh. 17m. morning.
New Moon, 15th day, 9h. 29m. afternoon.
First Quarter, 23d day, 7h. 18m. afternoon.
Full Moon, 31st day, lOh. 3m. morning.
Last Quarter, 7th day, 3h. 3m. morning.
New Moon, 14th day, 9h. 44m. morning.
First Quarter, 22d day. Oh. 8m. afternoon.
Full Moon, 29th day, 6h. 29m. afternoon.
T)
MO
Days of
COURTS.
bTs^
rise".
High
Water.
D
Mo
D^»;,^of
COURTS.
R.«rs.
Moon
High
.— . • /—
h. m. h.
b^ m.
h. m.
/-^ •
h. m. h.
h. m
h. m.
1
Tuesday
a ^ s
5 8 7
7 28
10 54
1
Friday
'" =o
4 41 8
9 16
11 51
2
Wednesday
S-^ t,
5 7 7
8 6
11 29
2
Saturday
2 r. §
4 40 8
10 13
A 35
3
Thursday
HP H
5 6 7
8 46
A 5
3
SUNDAY
« ^ B»3
4 40 8
11 10
1 21
4
Friday
>it5 >-> 'S
5 57
9 26
0 43
4
Monday
^ 1 ^^
4 39 8
morn
2 9
5
Saturday
^rt ^-r-
5 4 7 10 8
1 26
5
Tuesday
4 39 8
0 7i 2 58
6
SUNDAY
^t :i5.1i
5 3 7110 42
2 13
6
Wednesday
Id .3 =>
4 39 8
1 4] 3 54
7
Monday
5 2 7|ll 30
3 0
7
Thursday
C3 So
4 38 8
1 34! 4 67
8
Tuesday
eld.
stal
min
th.
'rim
Wo
5 0 7 morn
4 8
8
Friday
3 ? S^^l
4 37 8
2 4 6 10
9
AVednesday
4 59 8
1 15
5 26
9
Saturday
4 37 8
3 35
7 24
10
Thursday
* fl "H gt^pj
4 58 8
2 10
6 45
10
SUNDAY
> ^O ~ V^ S
4 37 8
3 48
8 29
11
Friday
^'S t^ a •
4 57 8
3 5 8 2
11
Monday
5^^ .^.t2--c
4 36 8
4 3
9 22
12
Saturday^
~w "-'g, .o
4 56 8
3 35! 9 4
12
Tuesday
-.S dgo o
4 36 8
4 30
10 9
13
sundat;
^a 3^11
4 55 8
4 10 9 52
|13
Wednesday
c w-a £%, ^*
4 36 8
4 49
10 52
14
Monday
4 55 8
4 50 10 31
14
Thursday
O "qJ T3 P • iJ _4
4 36 8
sets
11 29
15
Tuesday
ci" ^1 ^-S
4 54 8
sets 11 10
15
Friday
^-d^fSJ-Ssl
4 35 8
8 37
morn
16
Wednesday
"^ ^^Sa
4 53 8
7 20 11 49
16
Saturday
gln^5-?Jig 4 35 8
9 12
0 12
17
Thursday
-g- -cotr.
4 52 8
7 531 mom
17
SUNDAY
n°-T:^-SZoa 4 35 8
9 47
0 49
18
Friday
•? C '^ ? ►S ?n
4 51 8
8 481 0 25
18
Monday
^g^^ll^^cS 4 35 8 10 22
1 25
19
Saturday
? S cc ""iz;^
4 50 8 10 31 1 3i
19
Tuesday
o6 4 35 8
10 57
2 3
20
SUNDAY
^n . .s
4 49 8111 8
145
20
Wednesday
^6660666 4 35 8
11 32
2 40
21
Monday
. . PndPHa-
4 48 ,8! morn
2 26
21
Thursday
morn
3 18
22
Tuesday
4 48 8
0 14
3 11
22
Friday
0 6
4 4
23
Wednesday
4 47 8
0 44
4 1
23
Saturday
0 40
4 54
24
Thursday
4 46 S
1 14
4 56
24
SUNDAY
.0000000 4 35 8
-js .d'.J'ja-ja .d .13 4 35 8
1 14
5 54
25
Friday
4 45 8
1 45
5 57
25
Monday
1 48 7 3
26
Saturday
3 i 1"^ 2 i ^
4 45 8
2 9
7 4
26
Tuesday
-§§^§111 '^^^^
2 22 8 8
27
SUNDAY
4 44 8
2 34
8 51
27
Wednesday
4 35 8
2 56 9 9
28
Monday
4 43 8
2 59
8 58'
28
Thursday
2S2S222S
4 35 8
3 31 10 3
29
Tuesday
rt^rt^tZ^^rt S"^
4 43 8
3 30
9 44
29
Friday
4 36 8
rises 10 54
SO
Wednesday
gg ssss
4 42 8
3 50 10 26
30
Satutday
4 36 8
9 1 11 48
31
Thursday
4 41 8
rises 11 7
JULY, 1855.
AUGUST, 1855.
MOON'S PHASES.
MOON'S PHASES.
Last Quar
ter, 6th day, 8h. 44m. i
noming.
Last Quarter, 4th day, 4h. 37m. afternoon.
New Moon
, 13th day, llh. 17m. a
fternoon.
New Moon, 12th day, 2h. 8m. afternoon.
First Quai
ter, 22d day, 3h. 6m. n
lorning.
First Quarter, 20th day, 3h. 49m. afternoon.
Full Moon
, 29th day, Ih. 36m. m
oming.
Full Moon, 27th day, 8h. 36m. morning.
D.
Mo
Days of
COURTS.
Sun 1 Moon
R. & S. 1 rises.
^.
D.
Ma
Days of
week.
00DRT3.
Sun
R.&S.
h. m. h.
Moon
'rises.
b. m.
witer
.h. m.
h m hih m
h. m.
1
SUNDAY
4 36 8 lib 12
A 28
1
Wednesday
4 57 8
10 10
1 38
2
Monday
4 36 8 10 39
1 13
2
Thursday
4 59 8
10 30
2 18
3
Tuesday
^
4 37 8 11 16
1 56
3
Friday
4 59 8
10 50
3 0
4
Wednesday
O ""i
4 37 8 11 54
2 24
4
Saturday
5 0 7
11 12
3 47
5
Thursday,
a s
4 38 8 'morn
3 28
5
SUNDAY
5 17
11 40
4 44
6
Friday
J 1
4 38 8
0 39
4 20
6
Monday
5 2 7
mom
5 57
7
Saturday
4 39 8
1 05
5 27
7
Tuesday
5 37
020
7 23
8
SUNDAY
^ t^ o
4 39 8
1 31
6 39
8
Wednesday
5 4 7
1 14
8 34
9
Monday
§s -
4 40 8
1 57
7 52
9
Thursday
5 5 7
2 8
9 34
10
Tuesday
4 40 8
2 23
8 58
10
Friday
5 6 7
3 2
10 21
11
Wednesday
S^ -ti
4 40 8 2 49
9 51
11
Saturday
5 7 7
3 55
11 0
12
Thursday
'P. S
4 41 8 3 16
10 36
12
SUNDAY
•^"2
5 8 7
sets
11 34
13
Friday
P.-- ^
4 41 8 sets
11 24
13
Monday
d .3
5 9 7
7 40
morn
14
Saturday
nox. I
ntucke
ston.
e\v Bee
4 42 8 8 7
11 .56
14
Tuesday
S §
5 10 7
8 4
0 7
15
SUNDAY
4 43 8 8 32;morn
15
Wednesday
5 11 7
8 28
0 38
10
Monday
4 43 8 8 57
0 30
16
Thursday
P-. g
5 12 7
8 53
1 5
17
Tuesday
4 44 81 9 22
1 5
17
Friday
So
5 14 7
9 18
1 35
18
Wednesday
^^^^
4 45 8! 9 47
1 35
18
Saturday
5 15 7
9 42
2 9
19
Th.ursday
4 45 8 10 12
2 8
19
SUNDAY
PMp;
5 16 7
10 7
2 41
20
Friday
,
4 46 SilO 37
2 41
20
Monday
5 17 7
10 30
3 20
21
Saturday
C.P.
J. C.
C.P.
C.P
4 47 8
11 2
3 17
21
Tuesday
66
5 18 7
10 55
4 13
22
SUNDAY
4 48 8
1127
4 1
22
Wednesday
5 20 7
morn
5 25
23
Monday
4 48 8
11 52
4 54
23
Thursday
66
5 21 7
0 3
6 56
24
Tuesday
j:3i^o^
4 49 8
morn
6 3
24
Friday
5 22 7
111
8 25
25
Wednesday
4 50 8
0 4
7 21
25
Saturday
■B-S
5 23 7
2 19
26
Thursday
n^ra'S'S
4 51 8
1 6
8 45
26
SUNDAY
CO 03
5 24 7
2 27
10 84
27
Friday
C-l CO CO o>
4 52 8
2 8| 9 49
27
Monday
<-l 1-i
5 26 7
rises
11 19
28
Saturday
J^^J^J^
4 53 8
3 12jl0 44
28
Tuesday
to bo
5 27 7
7 59
11 59
29
SUNDAY
'3'B 3 "s
4 54 8
rises 111 34
29
Wednesday
s d
5 28 7
9 3
A 39
30
Monday
k,i^h;^?
4 55 8
9 6jA 19
30
Thursday
<<
5 29 7
10 6
1 14
31
Tuesday
4 06 8
9 30l 0 59
31
Friday
5 30 7
nil
152
8 MASSACHUSETTSREGISTER.
SEPTEMBER, 1855.
OCTOBER, 1855.
MOON'S PHASES.
MOON'S PHASES.
Last Quarter, 3d day, 8h. 39m. morning.
Last Quarter, 2d day, 6h. 20m. afternoon,
New Moon, 11th day, 6h. 7m. morning.
New Moon, 10th day, lOh. 39m. afternoon.
First Quarter, 19th day, 2h. 16m. morning.
First Quarter, 18th day, 10h.53m. morning.
Full Moon, 26th day, 4h 41in. afternoon.
Full Moor "' ■ - -
, -Zbtb day, 2h. 42m. morning.
1
Days of
COURTS.
Bun
R.iS.
Moon
%l2
High
Wtter.
"231
D.
Mo
1
Diyyf
COURTS.
Sua
R.iB
IMoon
rises.
High
Water.
Saturday
_,d "§ "c ^ rj t! a
5 3^2 7
Monday
§ .? 1
h. m. h. h. m
6 11 6 10 0
'257
2
SUNDAY
5 33 7
10 36
3 17
2
Tuesday
-s .•: rt
6 12 6 10 84
3 52
3
Monday
_; --^ S-O^^ —
5 34 7
11 30
4 15
3
Wednesday
i- ^ 1
6 13 6 11 34
4 58
4
Tuesday
:g"£|Qd_ fe
5 S6 7
morn
5 27
4
Thursday
6 14 G morn
6 15
5
Wednesday
'^m
5 87 7
0 26
6 51
5
Friday
-Sp- §-. »
6 15 6 0 34
7 35
6
Thursday
5 38 7
1 20
8 10
6
Saturday
56 ta ^
6 17 6 1 84
8 50
7
Friday
5 39 7
2 14
9 11
7
SUNDAY
6 18 6 2 34
9 26
8
Saturday
cester
iryTe
rm.) i
(Civ
Lawl
Ham]
P. Wc
5 41 7
3 8
9 59
8
Monday
6 20 6 3 34
10 5
9
SUNDAY
5 42 7
4 2
10 S6
9
Tuesday
IziCi-^J^ ^^l
6 21 6 4 35
10 35
10
Monday
5 43 7
4 56
11 10
10
Wednesday
c^S-Ssg SA^
6 22 6 5 36
11 10
11
Tuesday
5 44 7
sets
11 40
11
Thursday
eld. (Civil
:. (Law Ter
ice. (Crim
(Crim.) N(
iridge. (Li
. (Civil.)
1. (Law Ter
■table and ]
am. CLaw
6 23 6 sets
11 40
12
Wednesday
5 46 7
6 62
morn
12
Friday
6 25 6 5 48
mom
13
Thursday
5 47 7
7 20
0 9
13
Saturday
6 26 6 6 38
0 11
14
Friday
5 48 7
7 48
0 38
14
SUNDAY
6 27 6 7 28
0 42
15
Saturday
§?2^ Ss-^g
5 50 7
8 16
1 5
15
Monday
6 29 6 8 18
1 15
16
SUNDAY
5-CHg !^S^.§=
5 51 7
8 46
1 86
16
Tuesday
6 80 6 9 8
1 59
17
Monday
5 52 7
9 12
2 31
17
Wednesday
If liilii
6 31 6 9 38
2 47
18
Tuesday
5 54 7
9 38
2 57
18
Thursday
6 82 6 10 46
3 45
19
Wednesday
^.9- ^ ^py.
5 55 7
10 40
3 62
19
Friday
liil"^^^-"
6 34 6 11 36
4 56
20
Thursday
d. C.C.P.
th, S. J. C. £
0th, C. C. P.
1th, S. J. C.
rm.)
7th, C. C. P.
4th, S. J. C.
of Hampshii
4th, C.C.P. I
5 56 7
11 50
5 8
20
Saturday
6 35 6 morn
6 25
21
Friday
5 57 7
morn
6 40
21
SUNDAY
C.C.P.f
S.J.C. w
c. c. p.
I, C.C.P.
1, S. J. c.
c. c. p.
S.J.C. P
Plymoutl
1. S. J. C,
6 36 6 0 26
7 61
22
Saturday
5 59 7
0 59
8 11
22
Monday
6 38 6 2 1
6 0
23
SUNDAY
6 0 6
3 36
9 22
23
Tuesday
6 89 6 3 0
9 62
24
Monday
6 16
4 51
10 16
24
Wednesday
6 40 6 4 10
10 34
25
Tuesday
6 3 6
rises
10 52
25
Thursday
6 41 6 rises
11 14
26
Wednesday
6 4 6
5 24
11 38
26
Friday
*r - J3 5 4.> "tS 1:3 " *J
6 42 6 5 58
11 51
27
Thursday
6 56
6 18
A 22
27
Saturday
,5 ?^ 00 S S (M d £ CO
6 44 6 6 62
A 30
28
Friday
6 7 6
7 12
0 51
28
SUNDAY
6 45 6 7 48
1 9
29
Saturday
S'g'g^&fc'g'g^gg'e 86
8 9
1 22
29
Monday
ooooooo^o
6 46 6 8 42
1 52
30
SUNDAY
MfBtaco 30103 gajlg 9 6
9 2 2 111
30
Tuesday
6 47 6 9 .Sg
2 37
■■^ O
31
Wednesday
o
6 49 6ll0 25
3 20
NOVEMBER, 1855.
DEOEMBTIR, 1855.
MOON'S PHASES.
MOON'S PHASES.
Last Quarter, 1st day, Gh. 32m. afternoon.
New Moon, 9th day, 2h. 47m. afternoon.
First Quarter, 16th day, 6h. 31m. afternoon.
Full Moon, 23d day, 3h. 7m. afternoon.
Last Quarter, 1st day, 9h. 27m. morning.
New Moon, 9th day, 6h. 33m. morning.
First Quarter, 16th day, 2h. 12m. morning.
Full Moon, 23d day, 5h. 54m. morning.
Last Quarter, 31st day, 7h. 19m. morning.
D.
Mo
Dayj of
COURTS.
Sun Moon
R.&S. riBoa.
Hish
Water.
n.
Mo
'':H.°!
COURTS.
.'Ts.
^_
Hifh
Wat«
>-.
h. m. h. h. m.
h. m.
8 ^ a
Ii m h
h. m.
1. m.
1
Thursday
f?
6 50 6 11 14
4 1
1
Saturday
SUNDAY
7 18 5
4 33
2
Friday
>^
6 51 6 morn
5 82
2
> ^ ^
7 19 5
1 15
6 33
3
Saturday
6 52 6 0 14
6 40
3
Monday
:; 1 ^
7 20 5
2 5
6 36
4
SUNDAY
i
6 53 6 1 14
7 45
4
Tuesday
7 20 5
2 55
7 39
5
Monday
6 546
2 14
8 41
5
Wednesday
rir "*
7 21 5
3 45
8 32
0
Tuesday
6 55 6
3 15
9 23
6
Thursday
2 o ..— ,
-21 5
485
9 22
7
Wednesday
s d
6 57 6
4 16
10 2
7
Friday
t % %
-22 6
5 251
0 8
8
Thursday
6 68 6
5 18
10 86
8
Saturday
- 22 6
6 141
0 50
9
Friday
H 'S
6 59 6
sets
11 13
9
SUNDAY
a ^ ^
7 235
sets 1
1 33
10
Saturday
7 05
4 47
11 48
10
Monday
7 23 5
5 7r
oorn
11
SUNDAY
I-J-S
7 15
5 67
morn
11
Tuesday
-23 5
6 24
0 15
12
Monday
32 g
7 26
0 25
12
Wednesday
-245
7 30
1 0
13
Tuesday
^cS^
7 35
8 17
1 7
13
Thursday
-24 5
8 62
145
14
Wednesday
c 0
7 4 5
9 27
1 52
14
Friday
'o .-r; S'g
-24 5
0 6
2 31
15
Thursday
fl gW
7 55
10 37
2 41
15
Saturday
%t-^ ^fi
- 24 5
1 21
3 19
16
Friday
IS;.
7 6 5
11 47
3 35
16
SUNDAY
•So- J'S
-25 5 1
nom
4 15
17
Saturday
-^O S
7 7 5
mom
4 41
17
Monday
■ 255
0 35
5 23
18
SUNDAY
CC ^
7 85
0 30
5 56
18
Tuesday
'255
1 17
6 35
19
Monday
7 9 5
1 27
7 19
19
Wednesday
•255
168
7 47
20
Tuesday
r:,^0
7 10 5
2 35
8 26
20
Thursday
-25 6
2 89
8 54
21
Wednesday
"ok,-
7 115
3 41
9 21
21
Friday
^1d di
r 25 5
3 24
9 47
22
Thursday
7 11 5
4 47
10 9
22
Saturday
•256
4 41
0 34
23
Friday
• OKI
7 12 6
rises
10 50
23
SUNDAY
■25 6
rises 1
1 18
24
Saturday
02 . -
7 13 5
5 15
11 32
24
Monday
d-\. ..?
• 25 5
6 11
1 58
25
SUNDAY
7 14 5
6 17
A 12
25
Tuesday
-re -S^ '
255
6 34^
L 39
26
Monday
7 15 5
7 18
0 55
26
AVednesday
Sr^° ^
25 5
7 7
1 15
27
Tuesday
7 15 5
8 19
136
27
Thursday
"S'"^^ ^' '
25 5
7 40
1 52
28
Wednesday
i^ >■ >-'^
7 16 5
9 21
2 17
28
Friday
ot^o g J g '
24 5
8 13
2 26
29
Thursday
0 0 0 rt
7 17 5
10 22
3 0
29
Saturday
o g c3t2 5 .3 '
24 6
8 48
3 4
80
Friday
7 18 511 20
3 47
30
SUNDAY
24 5
9 22
3 46
^ \
31
Monday
24 5 10 301
4 26
GOVERNORS IN MASSACHUSETTS,
GOVERNORS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
PREPARED BY NATHANIEL B. SHURTLEPF, M,
Governors of Plymouth Colony, chosen annually by the People.
1620 John Carver.
1621 William Bradford.
1633 Edward Winslow.
1634 Thomas Prence.
1635 William Bradford.
1636 Edward Winslow.
1637 William Bradford.
1638 Thomas Prence.
1639 William Bradford.
1644 Edward Winslow.
on of the Colony witli the Massachusetts Colony in
1645 William Bradford,
1657 Thomas Prence.
1673 Josias Winslow.
1681 Thomas Hinckley.*
92, except during the adminii-
»Mr. Hinckley was Governor till the
tratiou of Andros.
Deputy Governors of Plymouth Colony, chosen annually by the People.
* 1680 Thos. Hinckley. 1681 Jas. Cudworth. 1682 Wm. Bradford, to 1686. 1689 Wm. Bradford, to 1692.
• Previously there was no Deputy Governor, a Governor pco tern, being appointed by the Governor to serve in his absence.
Governors of Massachusetts under the First Charter, chosen annually.
1629 Mathew Cradock.*
1629 John Winthrop.
1634 Thomas Dudley.
1635 John Haynes. "
1636 Henry Vane.
1637 John Winthrop.
1640 Thomas Dudley.
1641 Kichard Bellingham.
1642 John Winthrop.
1644 John Endicott.
1645 Thomas Dudley.
1646 John Winthrop.
1649 John Endicott.
1650 Thomas Dudley.
1651 John Endicott.
1654 Richard Bellingham.
1655 John Endicott.
1665 Richard Bellingham.
1673 John Leverett.
1679 Simon Bradstreet,
*By the Royal Charter, which passed the seals 4 March, 1628-9, Mathew Cradock was appointed the first Governor, and Thomas
Goffe, IJeputy Governor, both of whom had held the same offices before the Charter was granted. On the 13th of the following May,
the same persons were re-chosen under the Charter, but they never came to New England. On the 20th of October, 1629, John "Win-
throp was chosen Governor, and John Humphry, Deputy Governor. On the 30th of April, 1629, John Endicott was appomted, in
London, to be Governor of the Plantation in New England, and held the office until the arrival of the Governor (Wmthrop) in 1630.
Deputy Governors of Massachusetts under the First Charter, chosen annually.
1629 Thomas Goffe,* to 1629
1629 John Humphry,,.. " 1629
1629 Thomas Dudley,.,. " 1634
1634 Roger Ludlow,.... " 1635
1635 Rich'd Bellingham, " 1636
1636 John Winthrop,... " 1637
1637 Thomas Dudley,,.. to 1640
1640 Rich'd Bellingham, " 1641
1641 John Endicott,.,.. «' 1644
1644 John Winthrop,... " 1646
1646 Thomas Dudley,.. " 1653
1G54 John Endicott " 1655
* Thomas GoiFe never came to New England. John Humphry was elected, but did not serve.
Deputy Governor of Massachusetts after the Dissolution of the first Charter.
1689 Thomas Danforth, to 1692.
Governors of Massachusetts under -the Second Charter, appointed by the King.
1655 Rich'd Bellingham,. to 1665
1665 Francis Willoughby," 1671
1671 John Leverett " 1673
1673 Sam'l Symonds, to Oct. '78
1678 Oct., Simon Bradstreet, '79
1679 Thomas Danforth, to 1686
1692 May, Sir William Phips.
1694 Nov., William Stouqhton.*
1699 May, Earl of Bellornont.
1700 July, William Stoughton.
1701 July, The Council.
1702 June, Joseph Dudley.
1714-15 Feb., The Council.
1714-15 March, Joseph Dudley.
1715 Nov.,t William Tailer.
' Those whose names are printed in Italics, were acting Governors,
tin November, 1715, Elizeus Burgess was proclaimed Governor, he having
came over to perform his duties, and resigned the office in 1710.
Lieutenant Governors of Massachusetts under the Second Charter, apjwinted by the King
1716 Oct., Samuel Shute.
1722-23 Jan., William Dummer.
1728 July, William Burnet.
172^ Sept., Williatn Dummer.
1730 June, William Tailer.
1730 Aug., Jonathan Belcher.
1741 Aug., William Shirley.
1749 Sept., Spencer Phips.
1753 Aug., William Shirley,
1756 Sept., Spencer Phips.
nSl April, The Council.
1757 Aug., Thomas Pownall.
1760 June, Thomas Hutchinson.
1760 Aug., Francis Bernard.
1769 Aug., Thomas Hutchinsoti.
1771 March, Thos. Hutchinson.
1774 May, Thomas Gage.
the appointment in March,
1716 William Dummer. 1770 Andrew Oliver.
1730 William Tailer. 1774 Thomas Oliver.
1733 Spencer Phips.
1758 Thomas Hutchinson.
Since the Revolution.
1774 October A Provincial Congress. 1 1775 July The Council.
Governors and Lieutenant Governors of Massachusetts under the Constitution.
1692 Wm.Stoughton,toJ'ly,1701
1702 Thos. Povey, to 1706
1705-6 Jan., vacancy to Oct. 1711
1711 William Tailer.
Governors.
1780 John Hancock, to 1785
1785 James Bowdoin, 1787
1787 John Hancock, Oct. 8, 1793
1794 Samuel Adams, 1797
1797 Increase Sumner, Ju'e 7. '99
1800 Caleb Strong, 1807
1807 Jas. Sullivan, Dec. 10, 1808
1809 Christopher Gore, 1810
1810 Elbridge Gerry, 1812
1812 Caleb Strong, 1816
1816 John Brooks 1823
1823 Wm. Eustis, Feb. 6,.. 1825
1825 Levi Lincoln 1834
1834 John Davis 1836
1836 Edward Everett, 1840
* The Lieut. Governors, whose names an
1840 Marcus Morton, 1841
1841 John Davis 1843
1843 Marcus Morton 1844
1844 George N. Briggs, 1851
1851 George S.Boutwell,... 1853
1853 John H. Clifford, 1854
1854 Emory Washburn,.... 1855
1855 Henry J. Gardner,....
Lieutenant Governors.
1780 Thoe. Gushing, Feb.28,1788
1788 Benjamin Lincoln, 1789
1789 Samuel Adams* 1794
1794 Moses GeV/, May 20. ..,1800
1801 Sam. Phillips, Feb. 10, 18')2
1802 Edward H. Robbins,..18)7
1807 Levi Liwoln 1809
n Italics, were acting Governors also during vacancies in the office of Governor,
1809 David Cobb 1810
1810 William Gray 1812
1812 William Phillips, 1823
1823 Levi Lincoln, Feb...... 1824
1824 Marcics Morton, July,. 1825
1826 Thomas L. Winthrop,. 1832
1833 Samuel T. Armstrong, 1836
1836 George Hull, 1843
1843 Henry H. Childs, 1844
1844 John Reed 1851
1851 Henry W. Cushman,..1853
1853 Elisha Huntington,... 1854
1854 Wm. C. Plunkett,....1855
1855 Simon Brown,
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STATE ELECTION, ^^^^^^ LEGISLATUKE CONVENES,
Second Monday f^^^^^^^i ^^^^ Wednesday
NOVEMBER. ^^^^^^^0^ JANUARY.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT, 1855.
GOVERNOR.
HENRY J. GARDNER, - - Boston, Salary, $3,500,
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
SIMON BROWN, Concord, - - - Salary, $4.00 per day
COUNCIL.
David Davis, Edgartown.
John Kenrick, Orleans.
Chandler R. Ransom, Roxbury.
Benjamin H. West, Boston.
C. D. Hunkins, Haverhill.
Albert H. Nelson, Woburn.
Elmer Brigham, Westboro'.
Horace Lyman, Greenfield.
John W. Foster, Brimfield.
Messenger to the Crovernor and Council, Francis F. Adams.
The Council receive $3.00 each for every day's attendance, and $2.00 for
every ten miles of travel.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Ephraim M. Wright, - - - - Easthampton. - - - - Salary, $2,000.
TREASURER AND RECEIVER GENERAL.
Philo Sanford, Boston. Salary, $2,000.
AUDITOR.
Joseph Mitchell, Nantucket. Salary, $2,000.
ADJUTANT AND QUARTER MASTER.
Ebenezer W. Stone, Roxbury. Salary, $1,500.
LAND AGENT.
Ebenezer Bradbury, Wrentham. Salary, $1,000.
SECRETARY BOARD OF EDUCATION AND STATE LIBRARIAN.
Barnas Sears, Salary, $2,000.
SECRETARY STATE BOARD AGRICULTURE.
Charles L. Flint, Salary, $1,500.
FIRST CLERK SECRETARY OP STATE'S OFFICE.
WUliam Tufts, Salary, $1,300.
SECOND CLERK SECRETARY OF STATE'S OFFICE.
Charles W. Lovett, Salary, $1,200.
FIRST CLERK TREASURER'S OFFICE.
George Russell, Salary, $1,300.
SECOND CLERK TREASURER'S OFFICE.
Henry Blaney, Salary, $1,200.
SENATE. 11
SENATE.
Forty Members
$3.00 PER Day.
Henry W. Benchley,
President ; S6.00 per day.
BARNSTABLE.
MIDDLESEX.
Sylvester Baxter, Hyannis.
Lewis L. Sellew, Provincetown.
BERKSHIRE.
Billings Palmer, Great Barrington.
Andrew A. Richmond, Adams.
0. W. Albee, Marlborough.
Elihu C. Baker, Medford.
John A. Buttrick, Lowell.
A. E. Hildreth, Groton.
David K. Hitchcock, Newton.
Z. L. Raymond, Cambridge.
BRISTOL.
NORFOLK.
Joseph E. Dawley, Fall River.
Ambrose Vincent, New Bedford.
Simon W. Robinson, Taunton.
James E. Carpenter, Foxborough.
Bradford K. Peirce, Rosbury.
Benj. F. White, Weymouth.
DUKES AND NANTUCKET.
Ivory H. Lucas, Edgartown.
ESSEX.
PLYMOUTH.
Robert B. Hall, Plymouth.
James W. Ward, Abington.
John Batchelder, Lynn.
James D. Black, Danvers.
Streeter Evans, Salisbury.
Stephen Huse, Methuen.
Moses Tenny, Jr., Georgetown.
FRANKTJN.
Erastus Andrews, Montague.
SUFFOLK.
Lemuel M. Barker, Boston.
Richard Libby, Boston.
Sebeus C. Maine, Chelsea.
Charles H. Stedman, Boston.
Daniel Warren, Boston.
Albert J. Wright, Boston.
HAMPDEN.
WORCESTER.
William Fletcher, Westfield.
GUbert PiUsbury, Ludlow.
HAMPSIURE.
Francis DeWitt, Ware.
Charles K. Hawks, Northampton.
Henry W. Benchley, Worcester.
Albert A. Cook, Milford.
Edward Denny, Barre.
Jabez Fisher, Fitchburg. '
Alvan G. Underwood, Oxford.
Peter L. Cox, ... -
W. E. P. Haskell, -
Benjamin Stevens,
Rev. L. Whiting,
William M. Wise,
John A. Sargent, . . -
Tilson Fuller, - . . _
Glerh ; $10.00 per day.
- Assistant Clerk; $6.00 per day.
Sergeant-at-Arms to the General Court.
Chaplain.
Doorkeeper.
- Assistant Doorkeeper.
Messenger.
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HOUSE OF KEPEESENTATIVES.
Members receive
$3.00 per day.
Daniel C. Eddy, - - - -
Speaker, $6.00 per day.
BARNSTABLE COUMTiT.
Lysander 0. Makepeace, Norton.
Asa E. Lovell, Barnstable.
Tilson B. Denham, New Bedford.
Rufus S. Pope, "
Freeman Foster, Brewster.
Caleb L. Ellis,
George G. Giftord, "
Richard Gould, Chatham.
Edward Milliken, "
Joshua C. Howes, Dennis.
Asa R. Nye, " '*
Elijah E. Knowles, Eastham.
Erasmus Gould, Falmouth. t
Nathan P. Towne, Pawtucket.
Elkanah Hathaway, Raynham.
Anthony K. Chase, Harwich.
George H. Carpenter, Rehoboth.
Josiah Freeman, Orleans.
Henry G. Stewart, Seekonk.
Joseph P. Johnson, Provincetown,
Joseph H. Lapham, Sandwich,
James M. Hood, Somerset.
Allen Mason, Swanzey.
Jedediah Shed, Truro.
Elias A. Morse, Taunton.
Thomas H. Lewis, Wellfleet.
Allen Presbrey, "
Samuel Thacher, Jr., Yarmouth.
Hiram B. Wetherell, "
Benjamin B. Sisson, Westport.
BT!T?KSHIRE COUNTY.
Lansinf Allen, Adams.
DUKES COUNTY.
Edwin F. Jenks, "
Samuel G. Vincent, Edgartown.
James Shead, Alford.
Hiram Nye, Tisbury.
Mark P. Carter, Becket.
ESSEX COUNTY.
William G. Waterman, Cheshire.
Abner Brown, Egremont.
Calvin Rood, Gt. Barrington.
Rufus L. Mason, Hancock.
Francis Watkins, Hinsdale.
Mason S. Palmer, Tianesborough.
Edward S. May, Lee.
William A. Phelps, Lenox.
Charles T. Barker, PittsBeld.
Charles Churchill,
Henry B. Stevens, Richmond.
Hosea G. Hurlbert, Sandisfield.
Harmon Snow, Savoy.
Graham A. Root, Sheffield.
Frederick W. Carter, Stockbridge.
Alson Bills, Washington.
Morgan D. Boughton, W. Stockbridge.
Edwin F. Gray, Williamstown.
James L. White, Windsor.
Charles L. Rowell, Amesbury.
Daniel Carleton, Andover.
William Jenkins, "
John B. Hill, Beverly.
William Porter, "
William Hall, Bradford.
Israel W. Andrews, Danvers.
Francis Dodge, "
Joseph Jacobs, "
John Prince, Essex.
A. B. Noyes, Georgetown.
Charles C. Pettingell, Gloucester.
John S. Webber,
Nathan Perley, Jr., Groveland.
William McK. Smith, Hamilton.
Elbridge W. Chase, Haverhill.
Jesse Simonds, "
Augustus C. Carey, Ipswich.
John Gale, Lawrence.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Benjamin Harding, "
Charles Craven, Attleborous;h.
James R. Johnson, "
Walter D. Nichols, Berkley.
Francis E. Andrews, Lynn.
Nathaniel Potter, Jr., Dartmouth.
Thomas Chapman, "
Isaac Hathaway, Dighton.
James S. Lewis, "
Harrison T. Mitchell, Easton.
James Lyon, "
Daniel I. Lewis, Fairhaven.
George A. Brown, Manchester.
Benjamin H. Davis, Fall River.
Simon Lamprell, Marblehead.
Asa P. French,
Thomas F. White,
Daniel Leonard, " <<
John L. Blaisdell, Methuen.
Jonathan E. Morrill, " "
Benjamin Averill, Middleton.
Job Terry, Freetown.
Hermon D. Rogers, Newbury.
John Rogers, Mansfield.
William H. Huse, Newburyport.
HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES.
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Daniel M. Reed, Newburyport.
Milton Combs, Middlefield.
Joshua D. Robinson, "
Charles P. Huntington, Northam{)ton.
Benjamin Parsons, Jr., Rockport.
Oliver Warner, "
Daniel H. Hale, Rowley.
Thomas Ring, Norwich.
George H. Devereux, Salem.
Rufus Grout, Pelham.
Samuel G. Jones, "
William H. Winter, Prescott.
Eben W. Kimball,
Warren L. Waterman, South Hadley.
John Kinsman, "
Stephen Lyman, Southampton.
John W. Russell,
Freeman W. Dickinson, Ware.
I. Lovett Whipple,
Erastus Graves, Williamsburg.
Robert Rich, Salisbury.
Granville B. Hall, Worthington.
Richard Mansfield, Saugus.
Nathaniel Conant, Topsfield.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
Orren Mildram, Wenham.
Joseph Noyes, Acton.
William M. Thayer, Ashland.
FRANKLIN COUNTS^:.
Charles H. Hill, Billerica.
E. S. Hulbert, Bernardston.
Nathaniel Martin, Brighton.
Luther Bullard, Buckland.
David S. Buck, Cambridge.
Ansel L. Tyler, Charlemont.
George Fisher, ' •
E. F. Ames, Conway.
Oliver T. Leighton, *'
Luther B. Lincoln, Deerfield.
Stephen Smith, "
George Clapp, Montague,
John M. S. Williams, "
Charles A. Perry, New Salem.
Amos T. Monroe, Carlisle.
Samuel S. Holton, Northfield.
J. Q. A. Griffin, Charlestown.
Stephen Emery, Orange.
C. H. J. Hamlen,
Samuel T. Field, Shelburne.
Francis M. Mason, "
Samuel W. White, Shutesbury.
Jeremiah S. Remick, "
James E. Clark, Wendell.
Edward R. Robinson, "
Edwin Bardwell, Whately.
Edwin Josselyn, Chelmsford.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Paul W. Paige, Brimfield.
Otis Taylor, Chester.
Guy Davenport, Chicopee.
Loman A. Moody, "
Erastus Stebbins, "
James P. Cooley, Granville.
Arba C. Slater, Holyoke.
Rial Strickland, Longmeadow.
Jerre Miller, Ludlow.
Nelson F. Rogers, Monson.
Elijah G. Murdock,Palmer.
Ephraim W. Bull, Concord.
Joseph B. V. Coburn, Dracut.
Josiah H. Temple, Framingham.
John W. Parker, Groton.
George Batchelder, Holliston.
John A. Fitch, Hopkinton.
Curtis Cutler, Lexington.
Walter Burnham, Lowell.
Ransom Clifford,
Weare Clifford,
Daniel C. Eddy,
Stedman W. Etanks, "
Heman Laflin, Southwick.
William Bodurtha, Springfield.
Alanson Hawley, "
William Foster, "
Thos. W. Wason,
Hiram C. Brown, Tolland.
Elijah Shaw, Wales.
Derrick N. GofF, Westfield.
Samuel D. Warriner, W. Springfield.
John W. Langdon, Wilbraham.
Jeremiah P. Jewett, "
Josiah G. Peabody, "
Henry Phelps, Jr., "
Samuel A. Waters, "
William J. Fames, Blalden.
Lewis T. Frye, Marlborough.
Jonathan Oldham, Medford.
John Viall, Melrose.
Nathaniel Smith, Natick.
Marshall S. Rice, Newton,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
Horace R. Wetherell, "
Benjamin F. Smith, Amherst.
Sumner Carter, Pepperell.
Lorin L. Tower, Chesterfield.
Nathan P. Pratt, Reading.
Seth Warner, Easthampton.
Malachi Babcock, Sherborn.
Benjamin J. House, Greenwich.
William Taylor, Shirley.
Levi Stockbridge, Hadley.
James M. Shute, Somerville.
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MASSACHUSETTS RBGISTEK.
James M. Sweetser, South Keading.
J. Parker Gould, Stoneliam.
EphraitQ Hale, Stowe.
John E. Wood, Tewksbury.
B. E. Wetherbee, Townsend,
Lowell Lawrence, Tyngsborough.
Samuel 0. Upham, Waltham.
George Frazar, Water town.
Gi-eorge Hill, W. Cambridge.
Luther Prescott, Westford.
Cephas Church, Winchester.
William T. Grammar, Woburn.
NANTUCKET COUNTY.
Charles H. Brock, Nantucket.
William C. Bunker,
John Elkins, "
NOHPOLK COUNTY.
Charles Cook, 2d, Bellingham.
William B. Penniman, Braintree.
David Wilder, Jr., Brookline.
George Capen, Canton.
Edward Tower, Cohasset.
Curtis G. Morse, Pedham,
Gustavus E. Haynes, Dorchester.
John Mears, Jr., "
John Littlefield, Fosborough.
Seneca HUls, Franklin.
Isaac Fiske, Medfield.
Albert Thwing, Medway.
J. Wesley Martin, Milton.
Lawren Kingsbury, Needham.
Wyman Abercrombie, Quincy.
Thomas C Webb, "
J. White Belcher, Kandolph.
Christopher Marsh, Roxbury.
William B. May,
Horatio G. Morse, "
William S. King, "
Jerahmeel C. Pratt, "
Joseph H. Streeter, "
Charles T. Howard, Sharon.
Abel T. Upham, Stoughton.
Harvey Boyden, 2d, Walpole.
Daniel Dyer, Weymouth.
Abner Holbrook, "
Benjamin Hawes, Wrentham.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Alexander Alden, Abington.
Nahum Moore, "
Elbridge Keith, Bridgewater.
James B. Tillson, Carver.
Elbridge Chandler, Duxbury.
Benjamin W. Keith, E. Bridgewater.
Edward P. Kimball, Halifax.
Charles Dyer, Hanover.
Isaac Foster, Hanson.
Joseph B. Thaxter, Jr., Hingham.
Nathan Brooks, Kingston.
Stephen Gardner, Marshfield.
Mirick Haskins, Middleborough.
Nathan King, "
Lewis Fisher, N. Bridgewater.
Charles N. Thayer, Pembroke.
Charles 0. Churchill, Plymouth.
Nathan Dunham, "
Thomas Ellis, Eochester.
Erastus A. Young, Scituate.
A. E. Stetson, South Scituate.
Jason F. Murdock, Wareham.
Paul Townsend, W. Bridgewater.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
Elizur Baldwin, Boston.
George F. Bigelow, "
Samuel A. Bradbury, "
John D. Brayton, "
David Bryant, "
George Cannon, "
George P. Clapp, "
John M.Clark,
Morrill Cole,
James H. Collins, "
Micah Dyer, Jr., "
James E. Farwell, "
Jonas Fitch, "
John S. H. Fogg, "
James C. Folsom, "
Wm. E. French, "
Nath'l M. George,
J. Proctor Hasking, "
Edw. W. Hinks,
Joseph Hiss, "
Merrill C. Johnson, "
Stephen Lovell, "
Nehemiah P. Mann, "
Julian 0 Mason, "
Watson G. Mayo, "
Abel B. Munroe, "
John R. MuUin,
Stephen G. Nash,
Samuel Neal, "
Jonathan Pierce, "
Charles A. Phelps, "
Nathaniel Ring, "
James G. Sanderson, "
Stephen L. Sawyer, "
Charles W. Slack,
James W. Stone, "
John L. Swift,
Luther L. Tarbell, "
David Thayer, "
Mical Tubbs, "
Edward A. Vose, "
Levi Wilkins, "
STANDING CO
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Greorge F. Williams, Boston.
Francis B. Winter, "
Samuel Batchelder, Chelsea.
Charles E. Webster, "
Benjamin H. Dewing, North Chelsea.
WOKOESTER COUNTY.
Edward S. Flint, Ashburnham.
Laban Morse, Athol.
Emery Stone, Auburn.
George M. Buttrick, Barre.
John S. Haraden, Blackstone.
Henry Whitcomb, Bolton.
Sumner Bartlett, Brookfield.
Alfred Mower, Charlton.
James Ingalls, Clinton.
D. T. Vining, Dana.
Jeremiah B. Luther, Douglas.
Judson S. Brown, Fitchburg.
Moses G. Lyon, "
John M. Moore, Gardner.
Samuel C. Flagg, Grafton.
James P. Lynde, Hardwick.
Caleb S. Gerry, Harvard.
William C. Metcalf, Holden.
Leonard Clark, Hubbardston.
Francis F. Hussey, Lancaster.
John G. Cogswell, Leicester.
Alanson Richardson, Leominster.
George D. Brown, Lunenburg.
Royal M. Wheeloek, Mendon.
Herman H. Bowers, Milford.
Henry A. Marsh, - - -
Stephen N. GifFord, -
Rev. John H. Twombly, -
Benjamin Stevens, - _ -
Alexis Poole, - . . .
Augustus Lothrop, - - -
E. S. Brigham, - - - .
William Sayward, - . .
Joseph P. Dexter, Jr., -
Amasa H. Tolman, ...
Wm. S. Stoddard,
Wm. H.Wilson,
James N. Tolman,
Nehemiah P. Smith, Millbury.
Amory Felton, New Braintree.
John B. Crawford, Northborough.
Washington White, Northbridge.
Albert L. Poland, N. Brookfield.
David S. Ross, Oakham.
James M. Sanford, Oxford.
Simon G. Harrington, Paxton.
Sewall G. Mirick, Princeton.
Tarrant Cutler, Royalston.
Charles M. Temple, Rutland.
Lucius S. Allen, Shrewsbury.
Ezekiel D. Rockwood, Southborough.
William C. Barnes, Southbridge.
J. S. Butterick, Sterling.
Simeon F. Marsh, Sturbridge.
Alanson A. Lombard, Sutton.
Frederick Parker, Templeton.
Velorous Taft, Upton.
Cyrus G. Wood, Uxbridge.
Joseph Ramsdell, Jr., Warren.
George H. Bacon, Webster.
Benjamin Boynton, Westborough.
David C. Murdock, West Boylston.
William R. Thomas, West Brookfield.
Edward Kendall, Westminster.
John L. Reed, Winchendon.
Harrison Bliss, Worcester.
Daniel E. Chapin, "
Waterman A. Fisher, "
Austin L. Rogers, "
Putman W. Taft,
Clerh of the House of Rep., SI 0.00 per day.
Assistant Clerk, $6.00 per day.
Chaplain.
Sergeant-at-Arms of the General Court.
Doorkeeper.
Assistant Messenger.
Postmaster.
Assistant Page.
Watchman and Messenger at the State House.
Watchman and Messenger at the State House.
Watchman and Messenger at the State House.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
SENATE.
Bills in iJie 2 Urd Reading. — Messrs. Maine,
of Suffolk, DeWitt, of Hampshire, Pillsbury,
of Hampden, Dowley, of Bristol, Sellew, of
Barnstable, Fisher, of Worcester.
Engrossed Bills. — Messrs. Pierce, of Nor-
folk, Huse, of Essex, Hildreth, of Middlesex,
Robinson, of Bristol, Cook, of Worcester,
Fletcher, of Hampden.
Judiciary. — Messrs. Richmond, of Berk-
shire, Andrews, of Franklin, Baker, of Mid-
dlesex.
Prohale and Chancery. — Messrs. Palmer, of
Berkshire, Cook of Worcester, Warren, of
Suffolk.
Treasury. — Messrs. Buttrick, of Middlesex,
Underwood, of Worcester, Tenney, of Essex.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Bills in a Third Reading. — Messrs. Nash,
of Boston, Bowers, of Milford, Craven, of Attle-
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boro', Streeter, of Roxbury, Warner, of North-
ampton, Cooley, of Granville, Palmer, of
Lanesboro'.
County Estimates. — Messrs. Rood, of Great
Barrington, Dodge, of Danvers, Means, of
Dorchester, Wetherell, of Newton, Buttrick,
of Sterling.
Elections. — Messrs. Rogers, of Mansfield,
Bryant, of Boston, Ames, of Conway, Coburn,
of bracut, Shedd, of Alford, Allen, of Shrews-
bury, Gale, of Lawrence.
Engrossed Bills. — Messrs. Hawley, of Spring-
field, Rogers, of Worcester, Nye, of Tisbury,
Stone, of Boston, Brown of Tolland, French,
of Fall River, Phelps of Lenox.
Finance. — Messrs. Wilder, of Brookline,
Nye, of New Bedford, Fames, of Maiden,
AVetherell, of Taunton, Boughton, of West
Stockbridge, Moody, of Chicopee, Field, of
Shelburne.
Judiciary. — Messrs. Huntington, of North-
ampton, Griffin, of Charlestown, Taft, of Wor-
cester, Swift, of Boston. Howes, of Dennis,
Lincoln, of Deerfield, Millikin, of New Bed-
ford.
Leave of Absence. — Messrs. Reed, of New-
buryport, Foster, of Springfield, Winter, of
Prescott, Makepeace, of Norton, Elkins, of
Nantucket.
Pay Roll. — Messrs. Prince, of Essex, Chase,
of Harwich, Gould, of Stoneham, Wilder, of
Brookline, Alden, of Abington.
Printing. — Messrs. Bullard, of Buckland,
Huse, of Newburyport, Shute, of Somerville,
Hiss, of Boston, Moody, of Chicopee.
Probate and Chancery. — Messrs. Griffin, of
Charlestown, Kimball, (of Salem, Barker, of
Pittsfield, Churchill, of Plymouth, Davis, of
Fall River, Dyer, of Boston, Slater, of Hol-
yoke.
Public Buildings. — Messrs. Peabody, of Lo-
well, Collings, of Boston, Kinsman, of Salem,
Morse, of Taunton, Keith, of Bridgewater.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Accounts. — Messrs. Underwood, of Worces-
ter, Evans of Essex, of the Senate; Messrs.
Nye, of New Bedford, Farwell, of Boston,
Lyon, of Fitchburg, Frye, of Marlboro', Chase,
of Haverhill, of the House.
Agriculture. — Messrs. Hildreth, of Middle-
sex, Fisher, of Worcester, of the Senate;
Messrs. Bull, of Concord, Hall, of Bradford,
Stockbridge, of Hadley, Strickland, of Long-
meadow, Clapp, of Montague, of the House.
Banks and Banking. — Messrs. Raymond, of
Middlesex, De Witt, of Hampshire, of the
Senate; Messrs. Williams, of Boston, Howard,
of Lowell, Presbrey, of Taunton, Giflbrd, of
New Bedford, Bliss, of Worcester, of the
House.
Claims. — Messrs. Warren, of Suffolk, Car-
penter, of Norfolk, of the Senate; Messrs
Phelps, of Boston, Murdock, of West Boylston
Porter, of Beverly, Smith, of Cambridge,
Phelps, of Lenox, of the House.
Education. — Messrs. Ward, of Plymouth,
Batchelder, of Essex, of the Senate ; Messrs.
Kin?, of Roxbury, Thayer, of Ashland, Slack,
of Boston, Thaxter, of Hingham, Rice, of
Newton, of the House.
Fisheries. — Messrs. Baxter, of Barnstable,
Libby, of Suffolk, of the Senate ; Messrs. Fra-
zer, of Watertown, Pettingell, of Gloucester,
Lewis, of Wellfleet, Bunker, of Nantucket,
Andrews, of Lynn, of the House.
Library. — Messrs. Hall, of Plymouth, Albee,
of Middlesex, Pierce, of Norfolk, of the Senate;
Messrs. Peirce, of Boston, May, of Roxbury,
Shaw, of Wales, of the House.
Manufactures. — Messrs. Denny, of Worces-
ter, White, of Norfolk, of the Senate ; Messrs.
Wasson, of Springfield, Fisher, of Worcester,
Waters, of Lowell, Morrill, of Fail River, May,
of Lee, of the Howe.
Mercantile Affairs and Lisurance. — Messrs.
Wright, of Suffolk, Hawks, of Hampshire, of
the Senate ; Messrs. Hood, of Somerset, Wil-
liams, of Cambridge, Clark, of Boston, John-
son, of Provincetown, Kendall, of Westminster,
of the House.
Militia. — Messrs. Hawks, of Hampshire,
Wright, of Suffolk, of the Senate ; Messrs.
Devereux, of Salem, Webb, of Quincy, Brad-
bury, of Boston, Grammer, of Woburn, Smith,
of Amherst, of the House.
Parishes and Religious Societies. — Messrs.
Andrews, of Franklin, Vincent, of Bristol, of
the Senate ; Messrs. Stewart, of Seekonk,
Flagg, of Grafton, Hanks, of Lowell, Cbapin,
of Worcester, Marsh, of Roxbury, of the House.
Prisons. — Messrs. Barker, of Suffolk, Hitch-
cock, of Middlesex, of the Senate; Messrs.
Fitch, of Hopkinton, Jewett, of Lowell, Dun-
ham, of New Bedford, (joff, of Westfield,
Fitch, of Boston, of the House.
Public Charitable Institutions. — Messrs. Sted-
man, of Suffolk, Hall, of Plymouth, of the Sen-
ate; Messrs. Sisson, of Westport, Knowles, of
Eastham, Burnham, of Lowell, Bigelow, of
Boston, Wood, of Tewksbury, of the House.
Public Lands. — Messrs. Aibin, of Middlesex,
Unse, oiEsses., of tlie Senate ; Messrs. Munroe,
of Boston, Prescott, of Westford, Bardwell, of
Whately, Keith, of Bridgewater, Bryant, of
Boston, of the House.
Railways and Canals. — Messrs. Maine, of
Suffolk, Tenney, of Essex, of the Senate;
Messrs. Gardner, of Marshfield, Baldwin, of
Boston, Page, of Brimfield, Webb, of Quincy,
Smith, of Cambridge, of the House.
Roads and Bridges. — Messrs. Dowley, of
Bristol, Fletcher, of Hampton, of the Senate ;
Messrs. Taft, of Upton, Vose, ot Boston, Hol-
brook, of Weymouth, Jenkins, of Andover,
White, of Shutesbury, of the House.
Toivns. — Messrs. Black, of Essex, Lucas, of
Dukes and Nantucket, of the Seriate; Messrs.
Fiske, of Cambridge, Belcher, of Randolph,
Brown, of Fitchburg, Robinson, of Newbury-
port, Stetson, of South Scituate, of the House.
TITLES AND ABSTRACTS OF THE LAWS.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
The session of the Greneral Court for the year 1854 was begun at the State House, in
Boston, on Wednesday, the fourth day of January — being the first Wednesday — at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon, and was prorogued on Saturday, April 29. At this session, 454
Acts and 86 Resolves were passed — being 32 more Acts and 13 less Resolves than were
passed at the next preceding session.
The titles of the Acts and Resolves below are given in full, accompanied by an ab-
stract of their provisions. The letter [g] is placed before such as are designated as Geii-
eral Acts and Resolves by the Secretary of the Commonwealth. The numbers placed
before the titles show the order of their approval by the Governor, and indicate, in each
case, the chapter which the Act or Resolve makes in the official code for the year 1854.
The date enclosed in brackets, after the title, is the time of the approval by the Gover-
nor.
The letter [p], placed at the end of the abstract of an Act, shows that it is to take
effect from and after its passage, which is considered as contemporaneous with its approval
by the Governor, indicated by the date in brackets, as explained above. All other Acts
and Resolves, in accordance with the general provisions of the Revised Statutes, take
effect on the thirtieth day after their passage, unless some other time is expressly men-
tioned— in which ease it is here given.
TITLES AND ABSTRACTS OP THE LAWS AND RESOLVES OP 1854.
ACTS.
1 . An Act extending the time for constructing
the Danvers and Georgetoion, and the Danvers
Railroads. — [Jan. 28.] — Extending the time
for constructmg to Sept. 1, 1854.
2. [g.] An Act authorizing the Supreme
Judicial Court to restrain Railroad Corpora-
tions, ly injunction, from entering upon and
using land in certain cases. — [Feb. 1.1 —
Where thay have neglected to comply with
an order of county commissioners, requiring
security to be given for damages and costs.
3. An Act authorizing the Pilgrim Society to
hold additional real estate. — [Feb. 4.] — To
the amount of $100,000.
4. An Act concer.iing the Eliot Fire Insur-
ance Company. — [Feb. 4.]— Time extended
for paying in capital stock to Feb. 11, 1856.
5. To incorporate the Quincy Gas Light
Company. — [Feb. 6.] — Henry II. Faxon, John
Faxon, and Robert "M. Morse, their associates
and successors, are made a corporation for the
purpose of raanufacturinor and selling gas in
the town of Quincy, entitled to all the powers
and privileges, and subject to all the duties,
restrictions and liabilities, set forth in chapters
38 and 44 Revised Statutes. Capital not to
exceed $150,000.
6. An Act concerning the Webster Fire and
Marine Insurance Company. — [Feb. 6.] — Ex"
tending time for paying in capital stock to Feb.
21, 1856. Authorized to commence business
when seventy-five per cent, of their capital
stock shall have been paid in. [p.]
7. [g.]. An Act concerning Loans by the
the Banks in the Commomoealth. — [Feb. 6. J —
Money loaned by any bank of this State to
the Commonwealth shall not be deemed to be
debts due said bank within the intent and
meaning of the ninth section of the thirty-
sixth chapter of the Revised Statutes ; and so
much of said section as is inconsistent with
this Act is hereby repealed ; provided, that the
amount of said loan thus exempted shall not
exceed five per cent, of the capital stock of
said bank.
8. An Act to change the corporate name of
Doctrinal Tract and Book Society. — [Feb. 6.]
— To be hereafter known by the name of the
Congregational Board of Education.
9. An Act to incorporate the Dorchester
Gas Light Company. — [Feb. 6.] — Authorizing
Gideon Beck, Alex. Pope, Charles C. Har-
rington, and others, to manufacture and sell
gas in Dorchester, under the usual restrictions,
and with similar powers of like corporations.
Capital, $150,000.
10. An Act in addition to an Act to incor-
porate the Comoay Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. — [Feb. 6.] — Authorizing the com-
pany to insure against fire and maritime losses,
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otherwise than on the mutual principle, after
receiving from subscribers a guarantee capital
of S50,000, to be paid within two years from
the passage of this Act. May increase guaran-
tee capital to $100,000, and may hold real
estate to the amount of S20,000.
11. [g.] An Act concerning the Militia. —
[Feb. 7.] — Authorizing the Commander-in-
chief to attach any company to such brigades
as he may order, when so located that the
same cannot be organized into battalions of
its respective arms, under sec. 7, chap. 174,
of the statutes passed 1853. Entitling sucn
company so attached, to an adjutant with
the rank of lieutenant, and one surgeon, to be
appointed by the commander of such company,
and commissioned by the Commander-in-
chief; provided, however, such adjutant shall
not be entitled to the compensation, as in sec.
123, chap. 12, Revised Statutes. Repealing
all provisions of laws, inconsistent with this
Act. [p.]
12. [g.] An Act relating to the cbtaining of
property hy false pretences — [Feb. 8.] — The
provisions of sec. 32, chap. 126, Revised Stat-
utes, shall not apply to any person, for obtain-
ing, by way of purchase, from another, goods,
wares, merchandise, or other property, by
means of any false pretence relating to such
purchaser's means or ability to pay, when by
the terms of such purchase, payment for the
same is not to be made upon or before the de-
livery of the property so obtained, unless such
pretence shall be made in writing, and signed
by the party to be charged. This Act to have
no effect upon cases now pending, or in cases
where goods have been obtained before this
Act goes into operation.
13. An Act to incorporate the S. P. Ruggles
Power Press Manufacturing Company. — [Feb.
8.] — For the manufacture of printing presses
and other machinery in the city of Boston.
Allowing a capital not to exceed $500,000, of
which $100,000 may be of real estate. No
shares to be issued under par. [p.]
14. An Act to incorporate the Cutting Ma-
chine Manufacturing Company. — [Feb. 8.] —
To be located in the city of Boston. Capital,
$500,000; real estate, $100,000. No shares
to be issued under par. [p.]
15. An Act to incorporate the Lawrence
Carpet Company. — [Feb. 9,]— For the pur-
pose of manufacturing carpets and other
woollen goods in the cities of Boston and
Lawrence. Capital, $600,000; real estate,
$150,000. [p.j
16. An Act in addition to an Act to establish
the City of Lynn. — [Feb. 9.]— Changing time
of city election to the second Monday in Decem-
ber ; the municipal year to begin on the first
Monday in January. To take effect in 1854.
The term of ofBcers chosen on the second
Monday of March, 1854, to expire on first
Monday of Jan., 1855. Section 2 requires
the common council to consist of twenty-two
members. The remainder of the Act relates
to the choice of assessors, school committee, and
jurors. This Act not to go into operation
unless accepted by a majority of the citizens
within sixty days after the passage of this
Act.
17. [g.] An Act relating to Commissioners
to take depositions and acknowledgments in
other States. — [Feb 10.] — Limiting the num-
ber of commissioners to ten, in any one city
or county, under the provisions of sec. 53,
chap. 13, Revised Statutes, and the time of
holding the commission, to three years. Re-
quiring each commissioner so appointed, before
the expiration of three months from the
date of his appointment, to take and sub-
scribe an oath or affirmation before a justice
of the peace, or some other magistrate of the
city or county where he resides, well and
faithfully to execute and perform all the du-
ties of such commissioner, which oath or
affirmation shall be forthwith filed in the ofiice
of the secretary of this Commonwealth ; and
every such commissioner shall also, within the
time aforesaid, cause to be prepared an offi-
cial seal, in which shall be designated his name,
and the words, " commissioner for Massachu-
setts," together with the name of the State or
territory, and city or county, where he re-
sides, and for which he shall have been
appointed ; and he shall transmit an im-
pression of such seal, with his signature, to
the office of the secretary of this Common-
wealth, and cause the same to be filed therein.
Place of exercising the powers conferred upon
him by his commission, limited to the city or
county in which he shall reside at the time of
his appointment. Making it the duty of the
Secretary of State to prepare and forward in-
structions and a set of forms, with a copy of
this Act, to every person so appointed a com-
missioner, and to all who now hold commis-
sions. This Act to apply to persons now holding
commissions, and requiring all said commissions
to cease at the end of three years from the
passage of this Act. Such commissioners
also, are to comply with the provisions of this
Act within three months from the day of its
18. An Act to incorporate the Norfolk Mills.
— [Feb. 16.] — For the purpose of manufac-
turing woollen, cotton, linen, or silk goods, in
the city of Roxbury. Canltal, $300,000 ; real
estate, $100,000. [p.]
19. An Act to incorporate the Nantucket
Gas Light Company. — [Feb. 16.] — Capital,
$50,000 ; real estate, $25,000. [p.]
20. A71 Act in addition to an Act to incorpor-
ate the Eagle Fire Insurance Company. — [Feb.
16.] — Allowing it to insure against maritime
losses, otherwise than on the mutual principle,
after receiving from the subscribers a guaran-
tee capital of $100,000, to be paid within two
years from the passage of this Act. May in-
crease guarantee capital to $200,000, at any
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time within three years after the passage of
this Act. May hold real estate not exceeding
$40,000, excepting such as naay be taken for
debt, or held as collateral security for money
due to said company.
21. An Act to incorporate the Salisbury and
Ameshury Gas Light Company. — [Feb. 16.] —
Capital $60,000.
22. An Act to incorporate the Atlas Fire
and Marine Insurance Company. — [Feb. 16.]
— To be established in the city of Salem.
Capital, $50,000, with liberty to increase to
$300,000 ; real estate not to exceed $20,000 ;
shares to be $100 each, [p.]
23. [g.] An Act relating to the transporta-
tion of baggage on Railroads. — [Feb. 18.] —
Making it the duty of all railroad corparations
in this Commonwealth to give checks, when
requested to do so, to passengers, for the bag-
gage of such passengers, when delivered for
transportation ; and such baggage shall be
delivered to such passengers upon the sur-
render of such checks ; and any such corpora-
tion refusing to comply with the requirements
of this Act shall forfeit the sum of ten dollars
for each offence.
24. [g.] An Act concerning the adoption
of children, and change of name of persons.
— [Feb. 20.] — When any inhabitant of this
Commonwealth shall petition the Judge of
Probate for leave to adopt a child, not his or
her own by birth, according to the provisions
of chap. 324 of the Acts passed in the year
1851, the person so petitioning, may, at the
same time, apply for a change of name of such
child, according to the provisions of the two
hundred and fifty-sixth chapter of the Acts of
the year eighteen hundred and fifty-one ; and
if the Ju'lge of Probate shall decree that such
adoption shall take effect, he may pass the
decree changing the name of such child, and
grant the certificate provided for in said two
hundred and fifty-sixth chapter of the Acts
passed in the year eighteen hundred and fifty-
one, without requiring public notice to be
given of such application, or of the change
decreed.
25. An Act to incorporate the Metropolitan
Hotel Company. — [Feb. 21.] — For the purpose
of erecting a hotel in the city of Boston, pro-
viding said corporation shall not carry on the
business of hotel-keeping. Capital not to ex-
ceed $1,000,000. To take effect when
$500,000 shall have been subscribed by
responsible parties, and the sum of $100,000
shall have been paid into the treasury of said
company.
26. An Act to incorporate the Boston Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company. — [Feb. 21.] —
For the term of twenty-eight years.
27. An Act to authorize the Suffolk Savings
Bank for Seamen and Others to hold real es-
tate.—[Yeh. 22.]— To the amount of $75,000,
provided it shall not be used, except in the
purchase of a site, and erection of a building
for the banking purposes of the corporation.
28. An Act to change the name of the ISeck
Village Baptist Society of Charlestoim, and for
other purposes.~lFeh. 22.]— To the Perkins
Street Baptist Society in Somerville. Con-
firming conveyance of a parcel of land in
Somerville, made by Daniel Tufts, [p.]
29. An Act to change the name and increase
the capital stock of the Cape Cod Branch Rail-
road Company.— [Feb. 22.]— Name changed
to Cape Cod Kailroad Company. Capital
stock increased $60,000. No shares to be
issued for a less amount than the par value of
shares first issued, [p.]
30. An Act to increase the capital stock of
the Suffolk County Alills.— [Feb. 24.]— In-
creased by adding a sum not exceeding
$100,000, with privilege of investing such
portions in real and personal estate as may be
necessary for the purposes of the company.
31. An Act in addition to an Act to incorpor-
ate the Mystic River Railroad.— [Feb. 24.]—
Concerning location of road, &c.
32. An Act toextenlthe time for locating
and constructing the Amherst and Bdchertoivn
Railroad.—lFeb. 24.]— Extending time two
years beyond the period now fixed by law.
33. An Act to incorporate the Taunton Iron
Works Company.— {Feb. 24.]— With a capital
of $250,000 ; real estate, $80,000.
34. [g.] An Act to establish a Police Court
in the town of Haverhill.— [Feb. 25.]— With
the usual regulations of such courts. Not to
take effect until accepted by a vote of the
inhabitants. f
35. A'li Act to incorporate the Marblehead
Gas Light Company. — [Feb. 25.] — Capital,
$50,000; real estate, $25,000. Under similar
regulations as other gas companies.
36. An Act to increase the capital stock of
the E. Carver Company. — [Feb. 25.] — Allow-
ing an increase of $130,000, and to invest
$30,000 in real estate.
87. An Act to unite the Grand Junction
Railroad and Depot Company, and the Union
Railroad Company. — [Feb. 25.] — In the name
of the Grand Junction Railroad and De-
pot Company. Confirming former contracts.
Extending time allowed for completing the
Union Eailroad to June 1, 1855. [p.]
38. An Act to incorjyorate the Boston Stove
Foundry Company. — [Feb. 25.]— For the
purpose of manufacturing stove castings, in
the town of Somerset. Capital, $100,000;
real estate $50,000. [p.]
39. [g.] All Act concerning the election of City,
Toion, and County Officers. — [Feb. 27.]— In
all elections hereafter holden for the choice of
town, city, or county officers by the people,
the person receiving the highest number of
votes shall be declared elected. Whenever
two or more persons are to be elected to the
same office, the several persons to the number
required to be chosen having the highest
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number of votes shall be declared elected. All
Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent herewith
are hereby repealed, [p.]
40. An Act to authorize the Provident In-
stitution for Savings in the totvn of Boston to
hold real estate. — [Feb. 27.] — May hold
$100,000 real estate, for a site and banking
building for its own use.
41. An Act to incorporate the Athol Reser-
voir Company. — [Feb. 27.] — In the county of
Worcester. Capital, S10,000; real estate,
$5,000. The company to be individually
liable for any damage to any person in conse-
quence of the construction of said reservoir.
42. An Act to incorporate the Amherst
Savings Bank.—\¥&h. 27.]— In the town of
Amherst.
43. An Act to incorporate the Maiden and
Melrose Gas Light Company. — [Feb. 27.] —
Capital, $250,000; real estate, $100,000.
Under the usual regulations, [p.]
44. An Act to iricorporaie the Neioton and
Watertovvi Gas Light Company.— [Feb. 27.']
—Capital, $300,000; real estate, $100,000.
45. [g.] A7i Act relating to the State Re-
form School, and the State Board of Agricul-
ture.—[Feb. 27.]— Authorizing trustees of
State Reform School to place ■their lands at
Westboro', except such as may be required for
the use of the school, owned by the Common-
wealth, under the charge of the State Board
of Agriculture, for any term not exceeding
ten years, and upon such conditions as may be
agreed upon by the two Boards. Appropriat-
ing $6,000 for improvements and agricultural
experiments thereon. Requiring the Board
of Agriculture to report annually the sums
expended on the farm, and results thereof.
46. An Act to extend the time for the con-
struction of the Eastern Railroad. — [Feb. 27.]
To Jan. 1, 1855.
47. An Act to incorporate the Boston Wes-
leyan Association. — [Feb. 28.]— For the pur-
pose of publishing a newspaper in the city of
Boston. Real and personal property not to
exceed $20,000. Profits to be appropriated
annually among the conferences of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church in New England, for
the benefit of superannuated and necessiious
ministers of the same, their wives, widows and
orphans, as said corporation may deem equit-
able, [p.]
48. An Act concerning the Commercial Mu-
tual Marine Insurance Company. — [Feb. 28.]
In addition to its present powers, allowing the
company to insure against losses by fire, on
the mutual principle.
49. An Act to increase the capital stock of
the Maiden Manufacturing Company. — [Feb.
28.]— Allowing an addition of $300,000.
50. An Act to incorporate the American
Manufacturing Company. — [Feb. 28.] — For
the purpose of manutacturing machinery in the
city of Boston. Capital not to exceed $300,-
000; real estate, $75,000. [p.]
51. An Act in addition to an Act, entitled
"An Act to incorporate the Proprietors of
Sargent's Wharf in Boston," passed Apnl 9,
A. D., 1836, and the Act in addition thereto.
[Feb. 28.] — Authorizing an increase of capi-
tal to $500,000 ; also, new shares of entire
stock.
52. An Act to incorporate the Dudley
Street Baptist Society in Roxhury. — [March 3.]
Authorizing it to hold a capital of $ 75,u00, to be
devoted to parochial purposes. Also to con-
vey real estate, [p.]
53. An Act to incorporate the North Brook-
field Savings iJan-.-.— [March 3.] — To be lo-
cated in the town of Brookfield, with the
usual powers and privileges of similar insti-
tutions.
54. An Act to incorporate the Chehacco
Branch Railroad Company — [March 3.] —
May be located in Essex, Ipswich, Hamilton,
Wenham and Danvers. Capital, 900 shares,
of $100 each. Allowing the company to lease
their road to the Danvers and Georgetown
R. R., or the Eastern R. R. Act to be void,
unless constructed within three years from
the passage of this Act. [p.]
55. An Act to incorjwrate the Easton
Branch Railroad Company. — [March 3.] —
May locate their road near the terminus of
the Stoughton Branch R. R., in. Stoughton,
thence southerly to some convenient point in
Easton. Capital, 1000 shares of $100 each.
Act to be void, unless constructed within
three years from the passage of this Act.
56. An Act to increase the capital stock of
the East Boston Dry Dock Company. — [March
7.] — By an amount not exceeding $200,000.
57. An Act to change the location of the
Suffolk. Cordage Company. — [March 7.] — To
the city of Roxbury.
58. An Actio incorporate the Revere House
Company. — [March 7.] — For the purpose of
holding and maintaining a hotel in the city of
Boston, providing it shall not carry on the
business of hotel-keepinff. Capital, $500,-
000. Not to go into effect unnl $250,000
shall have been subscribed, and $125,000 paid
into the treasury.
59. [G.] An Act in addition to an Act
concerning the manner of voting at certain
elections. — [March 7.] — All votes and ballots
for governor, lieutenant governor, senators,
and representatives of the Commonwealth,
and representatives in Congress, whether de-
posited in the ballot box In a sealed envelope
or not, shall clearly indicate, in print or writ-
ing, the office for which each person voted for
is designed ; and no vote which does not so
indicate it, shall be counted ; provided, how-
ever, that in all trials for the choice of repre-
sentatives to the General Court or to Con-
gress, when no other officer is voted for, the
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21
office need not be indicated in print or in
■writing. Repealing Acts inconsistent herewith.
60. [g.] An Act to establish a Police
Court in the town of Milford. — [March 8.] —
Void unless accepted by a vote of the inhabi-
tants, within sixty days of the passage of this
Act.
61. An Act to authorize Israel Boynton to
plant oysters in Taunton Great River. —
[March 8.] — In the town of Somerset, [p.]
62. An Act to incorporate the Clinton Gas
Light Company. — [March 8.] — Capital not to
exceed $50,000 ; real estate, $30,000. [p.]
63. [g.] An Act in relation to actions of
Tbri.— [March 8.] No person shall be ar-
rested on mesne process, in an action of tort,
unless the plaintiff, or some one in his behalf,
first makes oath that he believes that the
cause of action set forth in the writ is just
and true.
64. An Act to authorize the Bristol County
Savings Bank to hold real estate. — [March 8.]
To the amount of $15,000, for site and suita-
ble building for the use of the corporation.
65. An Act to authorize the Lowell Institu-
tion for Savings to hold real estate. — [March
8.]— To the amount of 40,000, for site and
suitable building for the use of the corpo-
ration.
66. An Act to incorporate the Boston Chem-
ical Company. — [March 8.] — For the manu-
facture of drugs, &c., in either of the counties
of Suffolk or Norfolk. Capital, $300,000 ;
real estate, $150,000.
67. An Act for the incorporation of the
Boston S'One Dressing Company. — [March 8.]
For the purpose of cutting and dressing stone,
by machinery and otherwise, in either of the
counties of Suffolk or Norfolk. Capital, $300,-
000 ; real estate, $75,000.
68. An Act to authorize John II. Gregory
and his associates to build a wharf. — [March
8.] — In the harbor of Marblehead.
60. An Act relating to the 3d Congrega-
tional Society in Springfield. — [March 8.] —
Allowing it to hold additional real and per-
sonal estate.
70. [g.] An Act relating to the election of
Representatives in the Congress of the United
States. — [March 8.] — In all elections hereafter
holden for the choice of representatives in the
Congress of the United States, the person re-
ceiving the highest number of votes shall be
declared elected ; and the governor shall forth-
with transmit to such person a certificate of
such choice, signed by the governor and
countersigned bythe secretary. In case two
or more persons, in any congressional district,
shall have an equal and the highest number of
votes, no person shall be deemed to be elected ;
and another election shall be ordered, as pro-
vided in the sixth chapter of the Revised
Statutes. The first section of the fortieth
chapter of the Acts passed in the year one
housand eight hundred and fifty-one, and all
other Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent here-
with, are hereby repealed.
71. An Act in addition to the Acts incorpo-
rating the Boston Asylum and Farm School for
Indigent Boys. — [March 9.] — Allowing the
corporation to hold additional personal estate.
72. [g.] An Act to establish « Police
Court in the town of Blackstone. — [March 11.]
Void unless accepted by a vote of the inhabi-
tants.
73. An Act to incorporate the Winthrop
House Company. — [March 1 1 .] — For the pur-
pose of owning and improving the Winthrop
House in Boston, providing said company
shall not engage in the business of hotel-keep-
ing. Capital, $500,000.
74. [g.] An Act in relation to the division
of Water Rights.— [Mairch 11.]— [p.]
75. An Act to incorporate the Chelsea Brick
Manufacturing Company. — [March 11.] — For
the purpose of manufacturing brick in the
town of Chelsea. Capital, $300,000 ; real
estate, $100,000. [p.]
76. An Act in addition to an Act to incorpo-
rate the Loicell Traders and Mechanics' Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. — [March 11.] — Au-
thorizing a guarantee capital of $200,000, to
be paid in two years, and to insure against
fire and maritiase losses otherwise than on the
mutual principle.
7 7. [g.] An Act concerning County Com-
missioners.— [March 11.] — This Act provides
for the election of 'a portion of the county
commissioners each year, and prevents a sum-
mary change of the whole board.
78. An Act to incorporate the Franklin
Locomotive Company. — [March 15.] For the
purpose of manufacturing engines and ma-
chinery in the city of Boston. Capital, $300,-
000 ; real estate, $50,000. [p.]
79. An Act to incorporate the Warren Cot-
ton M^Zs.— [March 15.]— For the purpose of
manufacturing cotton and woollen goods and
machinery In the town of AVarren. Capital,
$300,000; real estate, $150,000.
80. An Act to change the name of the Be-
thesda Baptist Society. — [March 15.] — In the
city of Charlestown, to Bunker Hill Baptist
Society.
81. An Act to establish the salary of the
Clerk in the office of Adjutant and Quarter
Master General of the Commonwealth —
[March 15.] — At $1000 per annum.
82. An Act to incorporate the Lyman Mills.
— [March 16.] — For the purpose of manu-
facturing, printing, dyeing, bleaching and fin-
ishing cotton, woollen, linen, or silk goods, at
Holyoke. May hold real and personal estate
not exceeding $2,000,000. [p.]
83. An Act to authorize the Nantucket In-
stitution for Savings to hold real estate. —
[March 16.]— To the amount of $5000, for a
site and building for use of the corporation.
84. An Act to incorporate the Middlesex
South Agricultural Society. — [March 16.] —
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May hold real and personal property to the
amount of $30,000.
85. An Act to incorporate the Franklin Li-
brary Association of Cambridge. — [March 16.]
Capital, $25,000. [p.]
86. An Act to incorporate the American
Steam Gaurje Company. — [March 16.]— For
the purpose of manufacturing steam gauges
and metres, in the city of Boston. Capital,
$250,000 ; real estate, $50,000. [p.]
87. [g.1 An Act in addition to an Act in
relation to Public Health.— [M^rch. 16.]— All
the fines and forfeitures named in section 7,
chapter 211, of the statutes of 1849, may be
recovered by complaint in the name of any
police officer of any city, as well as in the
name of the treasurer thereof.
88. [g.] An Act concerning Truants in
the city of Boston. — [March 16.] Allowing
police justices jurisdiction of complaints against
truants. Repealing chapter 343, of Acts
passed in 1853. [p.]
89. An Act to incorporate the Bigelow Car-
pet Co?npan?/.— [March 16.] — In Clinton. —
Capital, $500,000 ; real estate, $200,000. May
hold one-half of the stock of the Clinton Gas
Company, [p.]
90. An Act to incorporate the Mumford
River Reservoir Company. — [March 16.] —
For improving a reservoir of water, in the
town of Douglas. Capital, $30,000 ; real es-
tate, $20,000. [p.]
91. An Act to incorpdrale the Young Men's
Library Association of Taunton. — [March 16.]
May hold real and personal property to the
amount of $50,000. [p.]
92. [g.] An Act relating to notices of
meetings of Commissioners upon the Insolvent
Estates of deceased persons. — [March 16.] —
Requiring seven days' notice of all meetings,
for examination and proof of claims, and the
executors to furnish commissioners with a list
of all creditors, with their places of residence,
at least fourteen days before the first meeting
of said commissioners.
93. [g.] An Act in relation to delivering
intoxicating drinks to persons in custody. —
[March 16.] — The provisions contained in
section 37, chapter 143, of the Revised Stat-
utes, shall apply to every person who shall
give or deliver any intoxicating liquor to any
person confined in any jail, house of correc-
tion, or prison, or to any person in custody of
any sheriff, constable, police officer, jailer,
master of house of correction, or warden of
prison, in the Commonwealth, unless under
the direction of the physician appointed to
attend upon such prisoners.
94. An Act in addition to the Act to incor-
porate the Metropolitan Railroad Company. —
[March 16.] — Providing for discontinuing
track in any street, after one year from the
opening of said track, by the IMayor and Al-
dermen of either Boston or Roxbury ; and
establishing the rate of fare not to exceed five
cents, unless with their assent. Requiring
notice to be given to abutters, &c. Void un-
less accepted by the said city councils within
one year from the date hereof.
95. [g.] An Act in addition to an Act en-
titled '''■An .4ct in addition to an Act to pro-
vide for the confinement uf idiots and insane
persons." — [March 16.] — Authorizing the re-
moval of insane persons from jails, &c., to
hospitals, as the case may require, by order of
the governor. Making it the duty of the
sheriff of the county to execute such order.
96. An Act to establish a Fire Depart-
ment in the toion of Northampton. — [March
17.]-[P.]
97. An Act in addition to an "Act re-
lating to the State Library." — [March 17.] —
Salary of assistant librarian and clerk of the
secretary of the Board of Education, Increased
$100.
98. An Act to incorporate the Suffolk Iron
TForfo.— [March 17.]— May hold ' real and
personal estate not exceeding $220,000. [p.]
99. An Act to incorporate the New Eng-
land Gas Regulator Manufacturing Company.
[March 17.] — In the city of Boston. Capital,
$150,000, of which $50,000 may be invested
in real estate, [p.]
100. An Act concerning the Middleborough
and Taunton Railroad Company. — [March
17.] — Extending titise for constructing said
railroad, to Sept. 1, 1855.
101. An Act to authorize Jerome G. Kidder
to extend his wharf. — [March 18.] — In the
town of Chelsea.
102. An Act to authorize Henry F. Pitman
to build a wharf— [M'droh 18.]— In Marble-
head.
103. An Act in addition to an Act to in-
corporate the proprietors of India Wharf —
[March 20.] — Shares hereafter to be held as
personal property.
104. A71 Act in addition to an Act to incor-
porate the Brookline Gas Light Company. —
[March 20.]— May increase capital to $300,-
000, and extend pipes within limits of the
town of Brighton, and cities of Boston and
Roxbury, and to sell gas on the line of such
extension, [p.]
105. A7i Act to incorporate the Nahant
Steamboat Company. — [March 20.] — Capital,
$75,000.
106. An Act to authorize the New Bedford
Institution for Savings to hold real estate. —
[March 20.]— To the amount of $25,000, for
site, building, &c.
107. An Act to incorporate the Bay State
Wharf Company — [March 21.] — Authorizing
them to purchase certain flats in South Bos-
ton, and build and maintain a wharf, within
the limits of the commissioners' line. Capital
stock, 3,000 shares, at $100 each, [p.]
108. An Act authorizing the town of Ames-
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bury to sell and convey a toton way and land-
ing.—IMa^rch 21.]— [p.]
109. An Act to incorporate the American
Hardware Company. — [March 21.] — For the
manufacture of furuiture, castors, and other
hardware, in the city of Springfield. Capital,
$150,000; real estate, ^50,000. [p.]
110. An Act to incorporate Epes Merchant
and his associates to build a wharf. — [March
21.]— In Gloucester.
111. An Act to incorporate the Neio Bed-
ford Vineyard and Nantucket Steamboat
Company. — [March 21.] — Capital not to ex-
ceed $150,000.
112. An Act to authorize Daniel D. Kelly and
William Kelly to extend their wharf. — March
21.]— In East Boston.
113. An Act to incorporate the Maverick
Oil Company. — [March 22.] — For manufac-
turing oil in East Boston. May hold real and
personal property to an amount not exceeding
$250,000. [p.]
114. An Act to authorize A. W. Fernald,
B. L. Fernald, and Amasa Nickerson, Jr., to
build a wharf. — [March 22.] — In East Boston.
115. An Act to authorize Salma E. Goidd
to extend his wharf. — [March 22.] — In East
Boston.
116. An Act in further addition to an Act
to incorporate the People's Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Company. — [March 22.] — At Worces-
ter. Authorizing the company to hold real
estate not exceeding in value $25,000.
117. An Act to incorporate the Greenfield
Stock and Mutual Fire Insurance Conipany.
[March 22.] — Authorizing a guarantee capital
of $50,000, with leave to increase the sum to
$100,000.
118. An Act to authorize Christopher Luf-
kin to build a wharf. — [March 22.] — In Glou-
cester.
119. An Act to incorporate the Merchants'
Manufacturing Company. — [March 22.] — For
manufacturing machinery in the county of Suf-
folk. May hold real estate to the amount of
$130,000 ; whole capital not to exceed $350,-
000. [p.]
120. An Act in addition to an Act to in-
corporate the Hadley Falls Company. — [March
22.] — Authorizing a division of capital stock
into shares of $100 each.
121. An Act to authorize Second Parish in
Dorchester to sell ministerial or parsonage
knrf.— [March 23.]— [p.]
122. An Act in addition to an Act to incor-
porate the Proprietors of the Upper Locks and
Canals on Connecticut River in the County of
Hampshire.— lMa.Tch 33.]— Authorizing the
construction of other dams, locks and canals,
for the purpose of creating water power. Al-
lowing canal to be discontinued. Repealing
Acts inconsistent. Not to take effect until ac*^
cepted by vote of stockholders.
123. An Act to incorporate the Waltham
Improvement Company. — [March 23.] — For
the "purpose of manufacturing watches, and
finer articles of brass, steel, and iron. Capi-
tal, $300,000. [p.]
124. An Act to authorize the Proprietors of
the New Bedford and Fairhaven Ferry to
transfer their charter to the Fairhaven Branch
Railroad. — [March 24.] — Transferring char-
ter and changing name of said ferry company
to Fairhaven Branch Railroad Company.
125. [g.] An Act to authorize the County
Commissioners of Franklin County to borrow
money and do other acts in reference to build-
ing a new jail. — [March 24.] — To borrow a
sum not exceeding $20,000, on the credit of
said county, to be expended in providing a
suitable county jail and house of correction.
Authorizing sherifi' to remove prisoners to
jail in Northampton, if necessary, [p.]
12G. All Act to authorize Richard Shack-
ford and George Shackford to build a wharf
[March 24.]— In East Boston.
127. [g.] An Act in further addition to
an Act authorizing the erection of a second Hos-
pital for the Insane. — [March 24.] — Author-
izing an additional appropriation of $12,000
for the purpose of completing the State Lu-
natic Hospital, at Taunton, and preparing the
same for the reception of patients. Also, ap-
propriating the sum of $10,000 for furnishing
necessary supplies for its support, until the
expense of the same shall be defrayed from
other sources, as provided by law. [p.]
128. An Act to authorize Charles Smith to
build a Wharf and Marine Railway in the Har-
bor of Holmes's i/o^e.— [March 24.]
129. An Act in addition to an Act to es-
tablish a Police Court in the town of MUford.
[March 24.] — Requiring the town to provide,
at its own expense, a suitable place for a court
room, [p.]
130 An Act to incorporate the Proprietors
of the Emery House in Springfield. — [March
24.]— For the purpose of erecting and main-
taining a hotel. Capital not to exceed
$100,000. [p.]
131. An Act establishing the salaries of cer-
tain Public Officers. — [March 25.] — Fixing
salary of Secretary of the Commonwealth,
at $2,000; Treasurer and Receiver- General,
$2,000 ; Auditor, $2,000 ; first clerk in Treas-
urer's office, $1,300; second clerk, $1,200;
clerk in Auditor's office, $1,200 ; Sergeant-at-
Arms, $13,000, and rent of the house occupied
by him. Salaries to be paid quarterly. Re-
pealing inconsistent Acts. Salaries aforesaid
to be computed from January 1, 1854. [p.]
132. An Act to incorporate the Mechanic
Steam Mills Cowipa???/.- [March 25.]— In
Lynn. Authorizing a capiial of $50,000, of
which $20,000 may be in real estate.
133. An Ac' to unite the Old Colony and
the Fall River Railroads. — [March 25.]— Au-
thorizing the union of said companies under
the name of Old Colony and Fall River Rail-
road Company, [p.]
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134. An Act to extend the time for the pay-
ment of the State loan to the Norwich and Wor-
cester Railroad. — [March 27.]
Acts to increase the capital stock of the fol-
lowing Banks.— iMaxch 2S.]— To be paid in
before May 1, 1855. [p.]
135. Bristol County Bank, Taunton,
$100,000.
136. Bunker Hill Bank, Charlestown,
$100,000.
1 3 7. Pittsfield Bank, Pittsfield, $1 50,000.
138. Mahaiwe Bank, Great Barrington,
$50,000.
139. Housatonic Bank, Stockbridge,
$50,000.
140. John Hancock Bank, Springfield,
$50,000.
141. Howard Banking Company, Boston,
$250,000.
142. Boylston Bank, Boston, $100,000.
148. Lancaster Bank, Lancaster, $50,000.
144. Fitchburg Bank, Fitchburg, $50,000.
145. Taunton Bank, Taunton, $100,000.
146. An Act to incorporate the Monument
Bank in the city of Charlestown. — [March 28.]
—Capital $150,000.
Acts to increase the capital stock of the fol-
lowing Banks. — [March 28.] — To be paid in
before May 1, 1855. [p.]
147. Neponset Bank, Canton, $50,000.
148. Souihbridge Bank, Southbridge,
$50,000.
149. Wamesit Bank, Lowell, $50,000.
150. Central Bank, Worcester, $100,000.
151. Mechanics' Bank, New Bedford,
$200,000.
152. Waltliam Bank, Waltbam, $50,000.
153. Blackstone Bank, Boston, $400,000.
154. Washington Bank, Boston, $250,000.
155. Metacomei Bank, Fall River, $200,000.
156. National Bank, Boston, 450,000.
157. Broadway Bank, S. Boston, $50,000.
158. Grocers' Bank, Boston, $250,000.
159. ColumJ'ian Bank, Boston, $250,000.
160. An Act to incorporate the Monson
Bank in Monson. — [March 28.] — Capital,
$150,000.
Acts to incorporate the capital stock of the
following Banks.— [}il-a.v<ih. 28.] — To be paid
in before May 1, 1855. [p.]
161. Quinsigamond Bank, Worcester,
$100,000.
162. Village Bank, Danvers, $40,000.
163. Shawmut Bank, Boston, $250,000.
164. Appleton Bank, Lowell, $50,000.
165. Leicester Bank, Leicester, $50,000.
166. Machinists'' Bank, Taunton, $50,000.
167. Eliot Bank, Boston, $450,000.
168. Rollstone Bank, Fitchburj^, $50,000.
169. Mechanics' Sa/it, Boston, $50,000.
170. Freeman's Bank, Boston, $50,000.
171. Blue Hill Bank, Dorchester, $50,000.
Acts to incorporate the following Banks. —
[March 29.]
172. Bass River Bank,'RQveT\y. Capital,
$100,000.
173. N. Bridgeioaler .Bawt, N. Bridgewa-
ter. Capital, $100,000.
174. Pemberton Bank, Lawrence. Capi-
tal, $100,000.
175. City Bank of Lynn, hyna. Capital,
$100,000.
176. Grafton Bank, Grafton, Capital,
$100,000.
177. Conway Bank, Conway. Capital,
$100,000.
178. Merchants' Bank, Lowell. Capital,
$100,000.
179. City Bank of Worcester, Worcester.
Capital, $200,000.
180. Northborough Bank, Northborough.
Capital, $100,000.
181. Maverick Bank, East Boston. Capi-
tal, $400,000.
182. Toionsend Bank, Towns end. Capi-
tal, $100,000,
183. Miller's River Bank, A.\ho\. Capital,
$100,000.
184. Brighton Market Bank, Brighton.
Capital, $100,000.
185. Provincetoim Bank, Provincetown.
Capital, $100,000.
186. Holliston Bank, Holliston. Capital,
$100,000.
187. An Act to incorporate the Globe Loco-
motive Works. — [March 29.] — In the city of
Boston. Capital not to exceed $300,000. [p.]
188. An Act to authorize Peter Lewis to
extend his wharf — [March 29.] — In Falmouth.
189. [g.] An Act in addition to an Act
concerning the State Pauper Establishments
within the Commonwealth. — [March 29.] — So
amending section 5, chapter 275, of Act
passed in 1852, that the compensation of su-
perintendents of State Pauper Institutions,
shall be fixed by the inspectors of the same,
subject to the approval of the governor. Re-
quiring superintendents to give bonds. Al-
lowing travelling expenses to inspectors. Ap-
propriating $16,200 for those institutions, for
the purchase of farming stock and other neces-
sary articles. Extending to all the towns in
the Commonwealth, the provision of the Act
relating to sending sick State panpers to
Rainsford Island, being section 5, chapter 352,
of Acts passed in 1853. [p.]
190. An Act concerning the Newburyport
Rail Road Company. — [March 29.] — Author-
izing the company to locate their road anew,
and to construct a branch in Newbury, with
privilege of crossing the Eastern Railroad.
Void if not completed in two years, [p.]
191. [g.] An Act conferring jurisdiction
on the County Cominissioners of the County of
Barnstable. — [March 29.] — Authorizing the
county commissioners for the county of Barn-
stable to entertain jurisdiction of claims for land
damages against the Cape Cod Railroad Com-
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pany, notwithstanding their interest from be-
ing owners of stock therein.
192. An Act to incorporate the South
Reading Bank in South Reading. — [March
30.]— Capital, $100,000.
193. An Act to incorporate the Blacktsone
River Bank in Blackstone. — [March 30] —
Capital, $100,000.
194. An Act to incorporate the Province-
town Gas Light Company. — [March 31.] —
In Provincetown. Capital $60,000; real es-
tate, $20,000.
195. An Act to authorize the Warren In-
stitution for Savings to hold additional Real
Estote.— [March 31.]— In Charlestown. To
the amount of $20,000, for the purchase of a
site and the erection of a building for the
use of the corporation. — [p.]
196. An Act to authorize the Cabot Savings
Bank to change its name. — [March 31.] — To
Chicopee Savings Bank.
197. An Act to incorporate the Bethesda
Society. — [March 31 ] — For the purpose of
aiding the reformation of penitent females.
May hold funds not exceeding $30,000, in-
cludinorthe funds heretofore held by the Aux-
iliary Penitent Females Refuije Society. The
officers of the society may be married women,
except the treasurer. Eequiring the treasurer,
if a female, to be unmarried.
198. An Act concerning the Fall River
Railroad Company. — [March 31.] — Author-
izing a change in the location of their road in
Fall River. Void unless completed in two
years.
199. An Act to incorporate the Winchen-
don Savings Bank. — [March 31.] — In the town
of Winchend'jn.
200. An Act in addition to an Act to incor-
porate the Bo-nton Chemical Company.— [^siairch
31.] — Substituting the name of Joseph W. for
J. H. Ward, and Wm. G. tbrM. G. Wheelock.
201. An Act to authorize Wm. Pope to ex-
tend his wharf.— \}ld.rQ,h ol.']— In the city of
Boston.
202. An Act to change the name of the
Conway Mutual Fire Insurance Company. —
[March 31.]— To Conway Stock and Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
203. An Act to incorporate the Medford
Gas Light Company.— IMdrch 31 ]— For the
purpose of making and selling gas in the towns
of Medford and West Cambridge. Capital
not to exceed $300,000 ; real estate, $100,000.
204. An Act to increase the Capital Stock
of the Salisbury Manufacturing Company. —
[March 31.]— Lu-reasing it by an amount not
exceeding $300,000.
205. An Act in addition to an Act to incor-
porate the Cambridge Railroad Company. —
[March 31.] — Authorizing the city councils of
Boston aiid Cambridge to discontinue tracks
after beinu in operarion one year, by vote.
Fare not to exceed five cents between any
given points in the city of Boston, Allowing
the cities to purchase the road. Act void un-
less accepted by the city councils of the cities
within one year, [p.]
206. [g.] An Act relating to contracts
for Public Works.— lMa,rch 31.]— Requiring
contracts, made hereafter by county commis-
sioners for public works, if exceeding three
hundred dolUrs in amount, to be made in writ-
ing, after due notice for proposals therefor
shall have been issued and published at least
three times in some newspaper published in
the county or town "which may be interested
therein.
207. An Act to incorporate the West Cam-
bridge Gas Light Company. — [March 31.] —
Capiral, $50,000. [p.]
208. An Act to authorize the Trustees of the
Union Street Methodist Episcopal Church in
Springfield to sell real estate. — [March 3 1 .]
209. An Act in addition to an Act to incor-
porate the Merchants and Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Company. — [March 31.]— Authoriz-
ing insurance other than on the stock princi-
ple, and the increase of guarantee capital to
$200,000.
210. An Act in relation to the Peterborough
and Shirley Railroad Company. — [March 31.]
— Authorizing^ the purchase of stock and lease
of road of the company of same name in New
Hampshire. Void unless accepted by the
stockholders.
211. An Act to incorporate the Woburn
Gas Light Company. — [March 31.] — Capital
not to exceed $100,000. [p]
212. An Act to incorporate the Greenfield
Gas Light Company. — [March 31.] — Capital
not to exceed $50,000.
213. An Act to incorporate the Housatonic
Mutual Fire Insurance Co)npa»i?/.-[March 31.]
— In Stockbridge. By uniting the Mechanics
and Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany, of Stockbridge, and the Great Barring-
ton Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of Great
Barrington. Void, unless accepted by the
members of said corporations.
214. An Act to incorporate the Russell
Mills. — [March 31.] — For manufacturing cot-
ton, woollen, linen, and and other goods, in the
town of Plymouth. Capital not to exceed
$300,000 ; real estate, $150,000. [p.]
215. An Act concerning the salary of the
Assistant Clerk of the Courts of the County of
Worcester. — [March 31.] — Fixing salary at
$1,600. Repeahng Act inconsistent, [p.]
216. An Act to incorporate the Protestant
Episcopal School of the Diocese of Massachu-
setts for Orphan Boys. — [March 31.]. — For
the purpose of furnishing orphan boys and
others a thorough English education. May
hold real and personal estate to an amount not
exceeding $200,000. [p.]
217. An Act to extend Sargent's Wharf in
Gloucester. — [March 31.]
218. An Act authorizing the Boston Wharf
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Compnni/ to construct their wharf to the Com- ] same manner as if this Act had not been
" "- ' ime.— [April 4.]— Located at passed
misstoiier:
South Boston
219. [g ] An Act in addition to an Act
concerninq the transit of Alien Passengers. —
[April 4.J — Amending the Act of 1853, chap-
ter 360. so that if any alien passenger, on
■whose account the commutation money has
been refunded or bonds cancelled, shall within
five ynar-s from the date thereof return into
this State and become a public charge, then
the party who originally paid the commutation
money or gave the bond, shall become respon-
sible lor and pay the cost of such alien, in the
same manner as if a bond had been taken and
not cancelled.
220. An Act to incorporate the Rutland
ylca'/em^. — [April 4.J — In the town of
Rutland. Ca^^ital not to exceed S20,000 ;
to be devoted solely to the purpose of edu-
cation.
221. An Act to incorporate the Boot and
Shoe Mannfacluring Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. -^\_k^n{ A'] — In the city of Lynn.
222. An Act relating to Daifs Academy.
— [April 4.] — In Wreniham. Reducing num-
ber of tiustees lo fifteen.
223. An Act to incorporate the Ladies'
Benevolent Society of the First Religious
Society if Newbury port. — [April 4 ] — Mty
bold $10 0 :0 worth of real and personal estate.
Requiring the treasurer, if a female, to be un-
married, [p]
224. [g ] An Act to set off a part of the
town of Meihuen, and annex the same to the
city of Lawrence. — [April 4] — Section 1 pio-
vides that so much of the town of Meihuen as
lies within the limits, beginning at the point of
intersection of (be Londonderry Turnpike, and
the northerly lire of the ci'y of Lawrence, near
the house of Abiel Stevens; thence running
north, sixty-one degrees east, to the easterly
line of school district number four in Methuen ;
next running south, seventy-nine degrees east,
in a straight line, crossing the road north of
the house of Isaac B. Cobb to the Merrimac
River; thence running by said river to the
north-easterly line of said Lawrence ; thence
followinjj the northerly and easterly line of
said Lawience to the point first begun at,
with all the inhabitants and estates thereon, —
is hereby set off' from the town of Methuen
and annexed to the city of Lawrence. For
the purpo.^e of electing representatives lo the
general court to which the said town of
M.thuen is entitled, until the next decennial
cen-us shall be taken, in pursuance of the
thirteenth article of amendment to the const
tution, the said territory shall remain and con-
tinue to be a part of the town of Methuen ;
and the inhabitants resident therein shall be
ei. titled to vote in the choice of such repre-
sentatives, and shall be eligible to the office of
representative in the town of Methuen, in the
The other sections relate to the assessment
of taxes, voting, regulating school districts,
- • [p.]
225. [g.] An Act to set off a part of the
town of Dighton, atid annex the same to the
town of Somerset. — [April 4.J — So mu<-h of
the town of Dighron as lies within the limits,
namely, beginning at a point in the line
between Somerset and Dighton, one hundred
and three rods easterly of the sione monument
at the westerly shore of Broad Cove ; thence
running northerly, at a right angle with said
line, thirteen rorls; thence easterly, parallel
with the said line between Somerset and
Dighton, thirteen rods ; thence soutderly, at a
right angle with the last mentioned course, to
the said line between Somer.'et and Dighton ;
thence following the said line between Somer-
set and Dighton to the point first begun at, —
is hereby set off from the town of Dighton,
and annexed to the town of Somerset.
226. [g ] An Act authorizing a Loan of
the State credit, to enable the Troy and Green-
field Radroad Company to construct the
Hiiosac Tunnel. — [April 5.] — Amhorizing the
issue of sftrip to the amount of $2,000,000, re-
deemable in thirty years, to be loaned to said
company, under certain regulations. The cor-
poration to give bond to comply wiih this Act.
ihe entiie railroad income and property
to be pledged as security for the fulfilment of
said bond. Assijining the company's interest
in the Southern Vermont Railroad Company
as further security. Extending time of com-
pletion six years. Requirmg two directors
to be elected by the legislature, after $500,000
shall have been advanced by the State to
the company.
227. An Act to incorporate the Woburn
Five Cents Savings Bank. — [April 7.] — [p.]
228. An Act to incorporate the Charles-
town Five Cents Savings Bank. — [April 7.1
•229. An Act to incorporate the Pacific
Mutual Lisurance Company. — [April 7.] — In
the city of New Bedt'uro. For ibe purpose of
making maritime loans, and insurance against
maritime losses. Insured liable only for the
amount of premium.
230. An Act to incorporate the Musical
Education Society. — [April 7.] — In Boston.
Capital $75,000.
231. A7i Act to secure an Alewive Fishery
at West Sandwich. — [April 7.] — Giving Isaac
Keith, of Sandwich, the exclusive right to take
herrings in Scnsset river on certain days.
Penalty for taking fish without his consent,
$10 for each offence.
232. An Act to incorporate the Boston Five
Cents Savings Bank in Boston.— lApTil 7.]
233. An Act to incorporate Ihe South WU-
braham Manufacturing Comjmny. — [April 7.]
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— For the manufacture of woollen goods. Capi-
tal nol to exceed $50,000.
234. An Act to authorize (Tie East Boston
Dock Company to build a Marine Railway. —
[A|)ril 7.] — At East Boston, [p.]
235. An Act to establish a Fire Department
in the town of Reading. — [April 7.] [p.]
230. An Act relating to the Shelburne Falls
Academy — [April 7.] — Changing name to
Lamsoa Classical and Scientific Institute.
Allowing capital of $100,000.
237. An Act to incorporate the Proprietors
of Farnsworth House. — [April 10.] — For pur-
pose of erecting a public house in the town of
MiUbury. Capital not to exceed $30,000.
238. [g.] An Act in addition to an Act
concerning County Debts. — [April 10.] — The
provisions of section 2, chapter 310, of the
Acts of 1853, shall not restrict county commis-
sioners in the exercise of their power to locate
and construct highways, and to contract debts
or liabilities for their respective counties for
such pur[) ses.
239. An Act to incorporate the Lawrence
Paper Company. — [April 10.] — For manufac-
turing paper in the city ot Lawrence. Cap-
ital not to exceed $200,000.
240. An Act to incorporate the Worcester
Five Cents Savings Bank. — [April 10.] — In
the city of Worcester, [p.]
241. An Act to incorporate the MiUbury
Savings Bank. — [April 10.] — la the town of
MiUbury. [p.]
242. An Act to incorporate the Milford
Gas Light Company. — [April 10.]— Capital
not to exceed $100,000. [p.]
243. An Act to incorporate the New Eng-
land Paper Company. — [April 10] — In the
city of New Bedford. Capital not to exceed
$100,000. [p.]
244. [g.] An Act authorizing the County
Commissioners of the County of Middlesex, to
lay out a highway and construct a bridge over
Mystic River in the towns of West Cambridge
and Medford in said County. — [April 10.]
-[p.]
245. An Act to incorporate the South End
Savings Bank in Boston. — [April 10.]
246. [g.] An Act to confirm the Boundary
Line between Reading and Lxjnnfield. — [April
10.]-[p.]
247. An Act to incorporate the Boston Gas
Metre Manufacturing Company. — [April 10.]
— For the purpose of manufacturing gas metres,
burtiers, and other apparatus, in the city ol
Boston. Capitd not to exceed, $100,000.
248. An Act to incorporate the People's
Five Cents Savings Bank in Boston. — [April
ll.]-[P.]
249. [g.] An Act to establish a Police
Court in the Ci'y of Roxbury. — [April 12.] —
Act void unless accepted by the city council
within sixty days after its passage.
250. An A':t to vermit Jesse Y. Baker, and
Lincoln Baker 2d, to bed oysters in Mystic
iiiyer.— [April 12.]
251. An Act to continue in force the several
Acts concerning the Warren Insurance Com-
pany.— [April 12.]
252. An Act to incorporate the City Fhmr
Mills at Newhuryport.— I April 12.] — Capital
not to exceed $10u,000.
253. An Act to incorporate the Star Mutual
Insurance Company. — [April 12.] — In the
city of Boston. For the purpose of making
insurance against maritime looses, and losses
by fire, on the mutual principle, [p.]
254. An Act in relation to the Hancock
Free Bridge Corporation. — [April 12] — Au-
thorizing the corporation to sell a whart on the
south side of West Boston Bridge in Boston.
Tolls to be reduced by such sum as may be
received for the sale of said wharf. Authoriz-
ing the corporation to make solid that part of
the said bridge which is east of the commission-
ers' line in Boston, [p.]
255. An Act to incorporate the Vineyard
Bank in Edgartown. — [April 12.]— Capital,
$100,000.
25G. An Act to incorporate the American
Cordage Company. — [April 12.] — Capital,
$300,000. [p.]
257. An Act to establish the City of Fall
River. — [April 12.] — Act void unless accepted
by the inhabitants, [p.] [The city charter
was accepted by a vote of the town, April 23.]
258. [g.] An Act in relation to religious
societies. — [April 12.] — Allowing religious
societies, incorporated prior to March 25,
1845, to avail themselves of the benefit of
the general Act passed under that date,
entitled "An Act regulating Religious Socie-
ties."
259. An Act in addition to the Act to incor-
porate the B'-.rkshire Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. — [April 12.]— Authorizing the com-
pany to insure personal property, [p.]
260. An Act to incorporate the American
Lead Works. — [April 12.] — In the city of
Boston.
261. [g.] An Act for the protection of the
Province Lands in Provincetown. — [April 12.]
— Fixing penalty for destroying beach grass, or
for using the lands for pasturage without con-
sent of the agent, at five dollars for the first,
and ten dollars for every subsequent oflTence.
Requiring the appointment of an agent. Pro-
viding for the appointment of committees, and
the raising of taxes in Provincetown, to defray
the expense of setting out pines or beach
grass on said lands, [p.]
262. [g.] An Act in relation to the
Hospital on Rainsford Island for State Pau-
pers.— [April 12.] — Authorizing the appoint-
ment of three inspectors of the hospital on
Rainsford Island, whose duty it shall be to
establish rules for the management of said
hospital. Authorizing the superintendent to
complete repairs upon the buildings, to build
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a wharf, and to provide the necessary means
of conveyance to and from the same, [p]
263. An Act to permit Cornelius Uamhlin
and Cornelius HamUin, Jr., to bed oysters in
Mijslic T^irer.— [April 12.]
264. An Act to incorporate the Lowell Five
Cents Savings Bank, in Lowell.— [A^vll 12.]
—[P.]
265. An Act to incorporate the proprietors
of Lawrence Bridge.— [kpn\ 12.]— For the
purpose of building a bridge over Merrimac
River, at the terminus of Union street, in
Lawrence. Establishing rates _ of toll, and
regulating Its management. Void, unless the
bridge is built within three years.
266. [g] An Act authorizing the County
Commissioners of the County of Bristol to lay
out a Highway and construct a Bridge over
Broad Cye.— [April 12.]— On Taunton river,
in the towns of Somerset and Dighton.
Requiring it to be finished within three years.
[p.]
267. An Act to incorporate the Revere
Insurance Com^jan?/.— [April 12.]— For the
purpose of insuring against losses by fire, and
maritime losses. Capital $100,000, with lib-
erty to increase to $300,000, [p.]
268. An Act to change the name of the Ser-
pentine Paint and Fire Brick Company.—
[April 12.]— To the Hampden Paint and
Chemical Company. Authorizing the com-
pany also to manufacture chemicals, [p.]
269. An Act to incorporate the Congrega-
tional Library Association, of Boston. — [ April
12.] — May hold $150,000 real and personal
estate, for the purpose of establishing and per-
petuating a library of the religious history
and literature of New England, and for the
erection of a suitable building for the accom-
modation of the same, and for the use of char-
• itable societies.
270. An Act establishing salaries of the
Warden, Deputy Wai-den, Chaplain and
Inspectors of the State Prison.— [April 12.]—
Salary of Warden, $1,800 ; Deputy Warden
$1,200 ; Chaplain, $1,000, and the Inspectors
$200 each [p.]
271. An Act in addition to an Act to estab-
lish the Granite Railway Company. — [April
j 12.]— RepeaUng sec. 11 of an Act passed on
j the fourth day of March, 1826, entitled "An
I Act to incorporate the Granite Railway Com-
j pany," whereby the stockholders are made
liable in their persons and estates, for all debts
I contracted by said corporation. Not to affect
I contracts made before this Act takes effect.
272. An Act to permit Simeon Baker and
William Baker to bed oysters in Mystic River.
— [AprU 12.]
273. An Act to permit Benjamin Baker
and Benj. S. Wright to bed oysters in Mystic
/2jyer.—[ April 1 2*.]
274. An Act to incorporate the Hyde Park
Conipany.— [April 12.]— For the purpose of
quarrying stone in the town of Dochester.
Capital, $300,000.
275. [g.] Aa Act authonzing the County
Commissioners vf the County of Middlesex to
lay out a highiruy and construct a bridge over
Mystic River in the town of Medford. — [April
12.] — At such point between the bridge in the
market place in said town, and the bridge of
the Boston and Lowell Railroad, as the public
convenience and necessity require. To be
completed in two years, [p]
276. An Act to incorporate the Uptun Hotel
Company. — [April 12.] — For the purpose of
erecting a hotel in the town of Upton. Capi-
tal not to exceed $15,000.
277. [g.] An Act to establish a police
court in the toicn of Adnms. — [April 1 2.] — Act
void unless accepted by a vote of the
inhabitants within tixty days from the passage
of this Act.
278. An Act to incorporate the New York
and Bosl07i Atmospheric Despatch Company.
— [Apr^ 12.] — For the purpose of purchasing
of the Atmospheric Telegraph Company the
right to use their method, called the Atmos-
pheric "J'elegraph and Railway, for the rapid
convej Fnce of the malls and freight between the
cities of Boston and New York, and intermediate
places, and for the further purpose of con-
structing a line of the said telegraph and rail-
way, and carrying on the business of transpor-
tation on said line. Capital, 5,000 shares, of
$100 each. Providing that the tube of said
telegraph and railway shall not be moie than
two feet in diameter, and that all substances
transported by said company shall pass through
said tube. Line of telegraph to be two rods
wide. Fixing penalty for injuring the com-
pany's property.
279. An Act to authorize the city of Boston
to lay out a highway. — [April 12.] — In con-
tinuation of Clinton street, not exceeding 60
feet wide, and extending from the easterly
line of Commercial street easterly, not exceed-
ing 140 feet, [p.] [This Act was repealed,
April 29, see chapter 408.]
280. An Act to incorporate the Fireman's
Life Insurance Company. — [April 12.] — To
be located in the city of Boston, for the pur-
pose of making Insurance on the lives of fire-
men and others. Guaranty capital lo be
$100,000. Three fourths of the surplus to be
divided among the insured, and one third of
the profits each year to be paid to the trustees
of the Massachusetts General Hospital.
281. An Act to incorporate the Merrimac
Steam Mills. — [April 12.] — For the manufac-
ture of lumber at Newburyport. Capital not
to exceed $50,000.
282. An Act to incorporate the Sagamore
Hotel Company. — [April 12.] — For the pur-
pose of erecting a hotel in the city of Lynn.
Capital not to exceed $50,000. [p.]
283. [g.] An Act to authorize the County
Commissioners of the County of Barnstable to
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lay out a highway and construct a bridge over
East Harbor.— I ki)r\l 12.]— In the towns of
Proviiicetown ami Truro. To be completed
in two years, [r.]
284. An Act to incorporate the Boston
Sewing Machine Company. — [April 12.]— For
the purpose of manufdK-turinji sewing machines
asd machinery, in the city of Boston, Capi-
tal not to exceed 8250,000.
285. [g.] An Act concerning the Aleioive
Fishery in Herring River, in the town of Sand-
wich.— [April 12.]— AUowinrr the Herring
Pond tribe of Indians to catch fish in their
ancient vfdy on the west bank of the river.
Also to receive from the town two barrels for
each family, annually, [p.]
286. [g.] An Act to authorize Railroad
Corporations to issue bonds. — [April 13.] —
Authorizing Railroad Corporations to issue
bonds for the purpose of funding its floating
debt, and for money which it may borrow for
any purpose sanctioned by law, in sums of not
less than $100 each. Securing bonds by mort-
gage of road, and making them collectible by
law.
287. An Act in relation to Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund of the Norwich and Wor-
cester Railroad Company. — [April 13.] —
Authorizing the treasurer of this company,
the treasurer of the Commonwealth, and one
person to be appointed by the Governor, to be
commissioners of the sinking fund.
288. An Act to incorporate the East Sand-
wich Dyking Company. — [April 13.]
2s9. An Act to incorporate the American
Safety Brake Manifacturing Company, —
[April 13.]— For the purpose of manufactur-
ing car brakes and other machinery in the
counties of SuiFolk and Middlesex. Capital
not to exceed $500,000 ; real estate, $150,000.
290. An Act to establish a Fire Department
in the town of South Reading. — [April 13.]
291. An Act to incorporate the Somerville
Gas Light Company. — [April 13.] — CajAtal,
$150,000 ; real estate, $40,000.
292. A7i Act to incorporate the Atlantic
Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
— [April 13.] — In the town of Provincetown.
293. [g.] An Act concerning seine fishery
in the Harbor of New Bedford.— lApiil 13.]—
Prescribing Umits. [p.]
294. [g.] An Act concerning beaches in
the town of Naha7it.—lApr[[ 13.]— Prohibit-
ing the removal of seaweed, &c. [p.]
295. [g.] An Act relating to the unlawful
use of private property. — [April 13.] — Every
person who shall wilfully, and without right,
take, drive, or ride away any horse, aas, mule,
or other draught animal, the property of
another, which may be left in any way, street,
court, lane, or alley, or under any shed, with-
out the consent of the owner or other person
having the legal custody, care or control of the
same, shall be deemed to be guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and shall be punished by fine not
less than five dollars nor more tlian three
hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in the
House of Correction for a term not exceeding
six months. This Act not to apply to any case
where the taking of the property of another
is with the intent to steal the same.
296. [g.] An Act to aid in the erection of
a monument commemorative of American
Independence. — [April 13.] — For the purpose
of uniting with the others of the thirteen
original States in the necessary measures for
the construction and maintenance, in the pub-
lic square adjoining Independence Hall, in
the city of Pniladelphia, of a monument to
commemorate the declaration of American
Independence, the governor is hereby author-
ized to appoint, with the consent of the coun-
cil, a suitable person to be a trustee or agent,
to represent this Commonwealth in the board
of trustees that may be appointed by the said
States respectively, for the same purpose, with
the like powers. Said trustees to determine de-
sign and expense of said monument. On the
exterior of the design, a place shall be pro-
vided for each contributing State, for such
inscription as the State shall direct, commemo-
rative of some citizen or citizens of her own
who took part in the responsibility of the
Declaration of Independence, [p.]
297. An Act to incorporate the Charles-
town Water Works. — [April 13] — For the
purpose of supplying the city with water.
Capital, $500,000 ; real estate, $200,000. [p.]
298. An Act to increase the capital stock
of the Saunders Cotton Mills. — [April 13.] —
By an amount not exceeding $150,000. [p.]
299. An Act to incorporate the Seaside
Cottage Hotel Compa7iy.— [April 13.]— For
the purpose of erecting a hotel in the town of
Rockport. Capital, $50,000.
300. [g.] An Act providing for the in-
crease of the Massachusetts School Fund, and
for the disposition of its income. — [April 13.] —
By transferring such a number of shares held
by the Commonwealth in the Western Rail-
road Corporation, as will, at $100 per share,
increase the principal of said fund to $1,500,-
000. Authorizing one half of the income of
said fund to be apportioned to the common
schools, and the other half for appropriations
made for educational purposes. Repealing
Acts inconsistent.
301. An Act in addition to an Act to incor-
porate the Medford Lyceum and Library Asso-
ciation.— [April 13.] — Changing name to West
Medford Lyceum and Library Association.
302. [g.] An Act in relation to visiting
at the State Prison. — [April 13.] — Requiring
visitors to obtain a permit of the warden, or of
one of the inspectors. Authorizing the warden
to keep a register of the names of all visitors,
and allowing him to refuse admission to any
person having a permit, when it may appear
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that such visit wouM be injurious to the best
interests of the prison. Requiring bim to re-
port such refusals. Repealing Acts inconsist-
ent with this A'-t.
303. An Act to incorporate the Plymouth
and Wareham Railroad Company. — [April
14.]— Cajjital, $3uO,OUO. May unite witb the
Old Colony and Cape Cod railroads, and may
lease their road to either of those companie:^.
Act void if not completed in two years, [p.]
304. An Act to incorporate the proprietors
of the Qidnsig'imond House. — [April 14.] — For
the purpose of erecting a hoiel or boarding
house in the city of Worcester. Capital, ^150,-
000. [p.]
305. A n Act to incorporate the Mendelssohn
Choral &de<//.— [Apr.l IT)] — In Boston.
Allowing a capital of $20,000.
306. An Act to incorporate the American
Composite Marble Company — [April 15] —
In Suflolk county, for tbe purpose of manu-
facturing marble, cumposed in part of lime
and other materials, and machinery for work-
ing the same. Capital, S300,000.
307. [g.] An Act concerning the publica-
tion of the condition if banks. — [April 15.] —
Requiring banks in Bottcn to make a weekly
return to the Secretary of State. Summary
statement to be pubh- ri«d in one or more of
the daily papers. Inquiring banks out of
town to make returns montbly, and statement
also to be published. Expense of publica'ion
to be paid by the State. Penalty for neg-
lecting to make the leqiiired return, $500 for
each neglect. R quiring the Secretary to
furnish blanf? forms to each bank, and the said
bank t, adopt the form in making the
returns. To rake etlect June 1 , 1854.
308. [g.] An Act establishing the salary
of the Gooernorofthe Commonioealth. — [April
15.] — At $3,500. Repealing Acts inconsistent.
To take effect the cmrent political year.
309. [g.] An Act concerning the returns
of banks made on requisilion of the Governor.
— [April 15.]— Requiring returns to be made
showing the condition of each bank at seven
o'clock on the afternoon of any Saturday that
j the Governor may designate.
I 310. An Act in addition to an Act to in-
1 corporate the Saugus Branch Railroad Com-
j pany. — [April 15.] — Authorizing theconstruc-
I tion of a railroad by the Eastern Railroad
j Company, in Maiden. To be constructed in
I two years.
311. [g.] An Act for the protection of the
cranberry vines on the Procincetown lands in
Provincetown. — [April 15.]— [p.]
SI 2. [g.] An Act to establish a police
court in (he town of Plymouth [April 15.]
—Act void unless accepted by vote of the
inhabitants.
313. An Act to authorize the city of New
Bedford to lay out a street. — [April 15.]
314. [g.] An Act relaiioe to Superintend-
ents of Schools.— l^lm\ 15.]— Allowing the
appointment of a superintendent of schools in
each town or city.
315. An Act relating to the Quincy Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. — [April 15.]— Al-
lowing a capital of $15,000.
316. An Act to establish the West Dedkam
Branch Railroad Corporation. — [April 15.] —
Road to extend from Needham lo West Ded-
ham. Capital, $100,000. Act void if not
completed in three years.
317. [g ] An Act to estaU'ish additional
terms of the Cour' of Common P cas for the
County if Bristol. — [April 15.]— Providing for
two additional terms, — one on the second Mon-
day of July, at New Bedford, and one on the
first Monday of February, at Taunton.
318. [g.] An Act changing the place for
holding certain terms of the Probate Court in
the County of Worcester. — [April 15] — From
Mendon to Miiford, on tbe fourth Tuesday of
May, and tbe Wednesday next after the fourth
Tuesday in October. Ileptaling Acts incon-
sistent, [p.]
3 1 9. An Act to incorporate the Boston Oil
Cloth Company. — [Aprd 15.] — For the pur-
pose of manufacturing oil cloths and other
fabrics, and machinery, in the county of Suf-
folk. Capital, $300,000. [p.]
320. An Act to incorporate the Tremont Oil
Company.— [k^r'A 15.] — For the pur^jose of
manufacturing oil in the city of Boston. Cap-
ital, $250,000.
321. An Act to incorporate the Shawmut
Gas Light Company in the cily of Boston. —
[April 15.]— Capital, $500,000. [p.]
322. [g.] An Act relating to the venue of
transitory actions. — [April 15] — Allowing
such action to be brought in the county where
one of the parties lives, or in which he has
his usual place of business. Repealing Acts
inconsistent.
323. [g.] An Act for the better establishment
of the Police Court of Newburyport. — [April
15.] — Void unless accepted by the city council
in sixty days from its passage.
324. An Act to incorporate the Plympton and
Wareham Railroad Company. — [April 15.] —
Allowing a capital stock of 2,50> shares, of
$100 each. Road to be completed in three
years, [p.]
325. [g.] An Act to set off a part of the town
of North Brookfield and annex the same to the
town of Broolfeld.— [April 15.] -[p.]
326. [g.] Concerning fees if witnesses in
cases of contested elections of members of the
House of Representatives. — [April 15.] — No
witness fees to be paid, unless the^ committee
shall certify that there was reasonable cause for
the attendance of such witnesses.
327. [g] An Act relating to mill and reser-
voir dams. — [April 15.] — Requiring county
commissioners to examine mill and reservoir
dams, on application in writing by the owner
or owners, [p.]
328. [g.] An Act to authorize justices of the
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peace to impose unprixonment instead of fines
in certain (aves.— [April 15.] — At the riis
cretionof the justice, for a time not exceeding
ninety days. In case of imprisonment, he may,
in afldinon thereto, order defenJant to pay
costs of prosecution.
329. [g ] An Act in addition to the sever-
al Acts for the Relief of Insolvent Dclitors and
for the more equal distribution of their effects.
—[April 15.] — Allowing second or third
meeting to be called, upon petition of an in-
terested party, where a failure to call such
meeting o curs.
330. An Act to incorporate the American
Sewing Machine Company. — [April 18.] —
For the purpose of manufacturing sewin;:
machines in the city of Boston. Capital,
$250,000. [p.]
331. An Act to incorporate the Shaw In-
stitute, or Asylum for Mariners' Children. —
[April 1 8 ] — For charitable purposes, in the
city of Boston. Capital, $500,000.
332. An Act to incorporate the New
England Magnetic Alarm Manufacturing Com-
pany.— [Aprd 18] — In the county of ISuf-
folk. C.i|.ial, $100,000. [p.]
333. [g.] An Act in relation to the interest
on notes and s/^curities taken for lands sold in
the State of il/ame.— [April 18.] — After the
first day of the present year, the interest on
notes and bonds taken for sales of lands in
the State of Maine, and belonging to the
Massachusetts School Fund, and Western
Railroad Stock Sinking Fund, sha'l be con-
sidered as income of said funds, [p.]
334. An Act concerning the Harvard
Branch Railioud. — [April 19.] — The Trus-
tees, under a mortgage, may discontinue road
and sell property, [p.]
335. [g.] An Act to establish a police
court within the city of Cambridge.— lApn[
19.] — Act V'jid unless accepted by the city
council in sixty d-iys from its passage.
336. An Act concerning the Stoneham
Branch Ruilroad. — [April 19.] — Allowing an
increase of capital to $200,000. Authorizing
it to connecG with other roads, and discon-
tinue certain portions of track. Time for
construction extended three years, [p.]
337. An Act to incorporate the Hopkinton
Branch Railroad Company .—[_Ay>tW 19.] —
Capital, 1,200, shares, ot $100 each. Road to
connect wi.h the Boston and Worcester Rail-
road, [p.]
338. An Act for supplying the City of
Worcester with pure water. — [April 20.] —
Water to be obtained in Henuhaw Pond, in
Leicester. Empowering the city to build
aqueduct. Authorizing the issue of city scrip.
Act void unless accepted in sixty days.
339. [g.] An Act for the better security
of property in logs, masts, spars, and other
tirrber. — [April 20.]— Penalty for taking said
property, not less than $5, nor more than $20
and costs, for each article. Former Acts not
affected by this Act. [p.]
340. An Act to establish the East Walpole
Branch Railroad. — [April 20] — Capital, 250
shares, of $100 each, [p.]
341. An Act to establish the compensation
of the messengers and doorkeepers of the
Senate and House of Representatiof.s and as-
sistant messenger to the (Jovernor and Council.
— [Apiil20] — Establi.-shiiig their compensa-
tion at $3 per day. Fixing compensation of
p^ges at $2 per day. Repealing Acts incon-
sistent, [p.]
342. An Act to incorporate the Ladies' Col-
legiate Institute. — [April 21.] — In the town of
Amherst. Capital, $150,00t>.
343. An Act to establish a fire department
in the town of il)i7/or(/.— [April 21.]
344. An Act to establish the Stune Quarry
Railroad.— lApnl 21.]— In the town of West-
ford, with privilege of uniting with the Stony
Brook Rdilroad. Capitdl, 250 shares, of $100
each. Road to be constructed in three years.
345. [g] An Act in addition to an Act
to establish a police court in the town of Black-
sto?ie.— [April 21.]— Allowing any justice of
the peace to receive complaint and issue a
warrant for any crime. Justice not to act as
counsel. Repealing Acts incon^istent.
346. An Act relative to the police court in
l'Force.';/er.— [ April 21.]— Requiring clerk of
said court to make reiums; and to account
for all moneys accruing from fines to the treas-
urer of Worcester county. Repealing Acls
inconsistent.
347. An Act concerning the ministerial
fund of the First Parish in Springfield. —
[April 21.]— Providin-i for a trdUster of the
property from the trustees to the parish ; also,
for the dissolution of the corporation. To
take effect when this Act shall be accepted by
the settled minister and the trustees.
348. An Act to increase the capital stock
of the Pacific il7t7/s.— [April 21.]— By an ad-
uiiion of $1,000,000.
349. An Act to incorporate the Worcester
Machine Shop Company. — [April 21.] — For
mechanical and manutactuiing purposes in
the city of Worcester. Capita', $250,000.
350. An Act to establish afire di^partment
in the town of Great Barrinyton. — [April 21.]
-[p.]
351. An Act to authorize the toion of
Plymouth to procure a simply of water. —
[April 21.]— [p.]
352. An Act to incorporate the Alonument
Hotel Company. — [April 24.]— For the pur-
pose of erecting a hotel in the city of Charles-
town. Capital, $120,000.
353. An Act authorizing certain railroads
to tap the Cochituate ivater pipe at Charles-
town. — [April 24.] — Authorizing the Boston
and Maine, Eastern, and Fitchburg Railroad
Companies to use the Cochituate water. Act
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void unless accepted by city council of Boston
within sixty days after its passage.
35i. [g.] An Act in addition to an Act
relating to the annual reports of railroad cor-
porations.— [April 24.] — Requirinjj Secretary
of Srate to cause to be printed 3000 copies of
the annual reports of the several railroad
companies, as document number two of the
Senate, to be submitted to the legislature be-
fore Jan. 31, each year.
355. [g.] An Act concerning the State
pauper esiabiishnients within the Commonwealth.
— [ A[)ril 24.]— Appropriating $50,000 for the
several State Almshouses. Treasurer author-
ized to issue scrip to that amount, at five per
cent, per annum, payable semi-annually, re-
deemable in twenty years, [p.]
356. An Act to incorporate the Hebrew
Mutual Rdief Society.— lAprii 24.]— In Bos-
ton. Capital, $20,000.
357. An Act to incorporate the Newhury-
port F.ve Cents Savings Bank in Newburyport.
—[April 24.]— [p.]
358. [g.] An Act to protect the property
of the Humane Society of Massachusetts. —
[April 24.]--Trespa3ser3 punished by fine
not exceeuing $100, or by imprisonment in
the common jail or house of correction not
exceeding 90 days.
359. An Act granting certain powers to the
Greenfield Aqueduct Company. — [April 24.]
— [P-]
360. An Act to incorporate the Reading Ly-
ceum Hall Association. — [April 24.]— In the
town of Re.iiling. Capital, $25,000.
361.' £g.] An Act to regulate the inspec-
tion and measurement of bark. — [April 24.] —
Alio wins cides to regulate the inspection and
measurement of bark.
362. An Act to incorporate the Boston
Provident Association. — [April 21,]— For the
purpose ot suppressing street beggary, and
elevating the condition of the poor. Capital,
$50,000.
363. An Act to incorporate the River Side
^cat/em^— [April 24.]— In the town of New-
ton. Capi-al, $25,000.
364. An Act to change the name of the
South Parish in Scituate. — [April 24.] — To
First Parish in South Scituate,
365. An Act to incorporate the trustees of
the S'ivery School Fund in Gardner. — [April
24.] — Income ot fund to be expended lor the
support of a school for the benefit of the in-
habitants of S luch Gardner Village, [p.]
366. An Act to incorporate the proprietors
of the parsonage in the first parish in Amherst.
—[April 24.]— Capital, $5,000.
367. [g.] An Act in relation to the Militia.
—[April 25 ]— Rr'gulating returns, elementary
drills, dit'cnarges from memberahip, elections,
&c. [p]
368 An Act to incorporate the Tremont
Wharf Company in Boston. — [April 25.] —
Capital, $250,000.
369. An Act to incorporate the Shoe and
Leather Dealers' Marine Insurance Company.
— [April 25.] — In the city of Boston. Capital,
$150,000, with liberty to increase to S500,-
000. [p.]
370. An Act to incorporate the Cambridge
Glass Company. — [April 25.]— Capital, $150,-
000.
371. An Act to incoiporate the Massachu-
setts Emigrant Aid Company — [April 26.] —
For the purpose of assisting emigrants to set-
tle in the West. Capital not to exceed
$5,000,000. [p.]
372. An Act establishing the salaries of
Judges and Registers of Proha'e. — [April 27.]
— Establishing salary of Jud^e of probate for
Suffolk county, at $900 ; for Essex, Middle-
sex, and Worcester counties, $800 each; for
Plymouth, Bristol, and Barns'able counties,
$500 each ; Dukes, $150 ; Nantucket, $200 ;
Berkshire, $425; Norfolk, $600; Hampden,
$.S50; Franklin, $300; Hampshire, $300.
Establishing salary of register of probate for
the county of Plymouth, at $700; Bristol,
$800 ; Barnstable,'$550; Dukes, $175 : Nan-
tucket, $300 ; Berkshire, $600 ; Norfolk,
$800 ; Hampden, $600 ; Franklin, $450 ;
Hampshire, S4 75. To commence January 1,
1854. Repealing Acts inconsistent. [p.[
373. An Act co7icerning the salary of the
Adjutant General. — [April 27.] — Fixing sala-
ry at $1,500 per annum. To commence Jan.
1, 1854.- [p.]
374. An Actio incorporate the Springfield
Five Cents Savings Bank. — [April 2 7.] — [p.]
375. An Act to authorize the city of Bos-
ton to appropriate money for the relief of the
families of disabled firemen. — [April 27.] —
■[P-]
376. [g.] An Act to authorize the County
Commissioners of the County of Middlesex to
alter the highioay and bridge between Charles-
town and Cambridge.— lA^prW 27.]— [p.]
3.77. [g.] Relating to sales under powers
in mortgage deeds. — [April 27.] — Sale may be
decreed pursuant to deed of mortgage. Re-
port of sale to be made within ten days after
the sale. Parties interested to be heard be-
fore decree.
378. [g.] An Act to prevent the obstruc-
tion of streets by railroads. — [April 27.] —
Fine, not exceeding $100, to be exacted from
any railroad corporation for wilfully obstruct-
ing any highway.
379. An Act to incorporate the Neio Eng-
land Wax Thread Sewing Machine Company.
—[April 27.] — For the manufacture of boots,
shoes, harnesses, sails, garments, &c., in the
city of Boston. Capital not to exceed $300,-
000. [p.]
380. [G.] An Act to prevent extortion by
witnesses. — [April 27.] — Penalty for making
false certificates.
381. [g] An Act for the obtaining of
lands for public purposes. — [April 28.] — Au-
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thorizing the taking of land for the extending
the limits of the State prison, [p.]
382. An Act to extend the time for locating
the Barre and North Brookfield Railroad. —
[April 28.] — Extending time six months, and
providing for new subscription for stock.
383. An Act to incorporate the Appleton
House Company. — [April 28.] — For erecting
a public house in the city of Boston. Capital,
$800,000. [p.]
384. An Act to incorporate the Warren
Five Cents Savings Bank in Danvers. — [April
28.]-[P.]
385. An Act to incorporate the Kinsley
Iron and Machine Company. — [April 28.] —
For manufacturing iron and machinery in
the town of Canton. Capital not to exceed
$500,000. [p.]
386. An Act to incorporate the Junction
Hotel Company. — [April 28.] — For erecting
a hotel in Worcester. Capital not to exceed
$50,000.
387. An Act to incorporate the Chelsea
Savings Bank. — [April 28.]
388. [g.] An Act relating to second hos-
pital for the insane. — [April 28.] — Appropri-
ating $4000 for outstanding claims, [p.]
389. [g.] An Act concerning witness fees.
— [April 28.] — Fees withheld when it shall
appear that a witness induced the defendant to
commit the offence with the intent to appear
as a witness against him.
390. An Act relating to Hope Cemetery in
the city of Worcester. — [April 28.] — [p.]
391. An Act to incorporate the Western
Massachusetts Telegraph Company. — [April
28.]— Capital stock, $75,000. [p.]
392. An Act to incorporate the Model
Lodging House Association. — [April 28.] —
In the city of Boston. Capital, $100,000.
393. [g.] An Act in relation to the visits of
clergymen to prisoners under confinement. —
[April 28.] — Repealing so much of sections
20 and 40 of chapter 143, Revised Statutes, as
relate to visits of clergymen. Visits from
the clergy not allowed.
394. An Act to change the name of the
First Baptist Society in Lancaster. — [April
28.]— To the First Baptist Society in Clin-
ton.
395. An Act further to extend the time for
the construction of the Eastern Railroad. —
[April 28.] — Four months.
396. [g.] An Act to apportion and assess
a tax of three hiindred thousand dollars. —
[April 28.] — Naming the amount which each
city, town, or place, shall be assessed, [p.]
[The amount required of each place is the
same as that apportioned in 1853, and pub-
lished in full in the Register of 1854.]
397. An Act to incorporate the Mariners'
Mutual Insurance Company.— [April 28.] —
In the city of Boston. Capital, $100,000,
with liberty to increase to $300,000. [p.]
898. An Act to increase the capital stock of
the Boston Steam Tow-boat Company. — [April
28.]— By an addition of $50,000.
399. An Act in addition to an Act to in-
corporate the Boylston Medical School. —
[April 28.]— Capital, $100,000.
400. [G.] An Act in further addition to
an Act concerning the manufacture and sale of
spirituous and intoxicating liquors. — [April
28.] — Protecting sheriffs and other officers
from penalties in the sale of liquors under
order of the courts.
401. [g.] An Act in relation to county
commissioners. — [April 28.] — Allowing com-
missioners to alter location of railroad gates.
402. An Act to incorporate the Bunker
Hill Library Association. — [April 28,] — In
Charlestown. Capital, $125,U00. [p.]
403. An Act to incorporate the American
Glass Company.— [April 28.] — For the man-
ufacture of glass in South Boston. Capital,
$300,000. [p.]
404. An Act to incorporate the Haverhill
Female Benevolent Society. — [April 29.] —
Capital, $50,000.
405. [g.] An Act to change the place of
holding the terms of the Supreme Judicial
Court and Court of Common Pleas in the
county of Berkshire.—^ A.-pril 29.]— From Lenox
to Pittsfield. To take effect January 1, 1856,
if accepted by vote of the county.
406. [g.] An Act relating to the descent
and distribution of the estates of intestates. —
[April 29.] — Entitling the widow, without is-
sue, in case there is no will, to half the real
estate during life, and to the whole of the per-
sonal property if not more than $5,000 ; to
$5,000 if said property amount to $10,000;
to one half if said property amount to $10,000
or upwards. To be in lieu of dower, at her
option.
407. An Act to establish the Fort Hill Cor-
poration.— [April 29,]— In Boston. Capital,
$3,000,000. Act voiu unless accepted by the
city council of Boston within one year.
408. An Act to authorize the city of Boston
to lay out a highway.— [April 29.] — In contin-
uation of Clinton street, not exceeding 60
feet wide, extending easterly 240 feet. Re-
pealing Act relating to the same, passed
April 12, 1854.
409. An Act concerning the Tenth Massa-
chusetts Turnpike Corporation. — [April 29.] —
Subjecting this corporation to the provisions
of section 40, chapter 39, Revised Statutes, and
to chapter 12 of Statutes of 1840.
410. An Act to incorporate the Rotary
Smoothing Iron Company. — [April 29.] — In
Boston. Capital, $250,000. [p.]
411. An Act to incorporate the Washacum
Reservoir Company. — [April 29.]— In Sterling.
Capital, $15,000. [p.]
412. An Act to incorporate the Boston
Board of Trade.— lApril 29.]— For the pur-
pose of promoting trade in Boston and vi-
cinity. Capital, $100,000. [p.]
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413. An Act to incorporate the Middlesex
Cordage Company. — [April 29.]— For the
manufacture of cordage in Cambridge. Cap-
ita], $100,000. [p.]
414. An Act to incorporate the Franklin
Society.— \_k^r\\ 29.]— For the purpose of en-
coura^inof improvements and inventions, and
for the purpose of relieving distressed artists
and mechanicians and their families. Capital,
§70,000.
415. An Act to incorporate the East Cam-
bridge Five Cents Savings 5ant.— [April 29.]
-[P-]
416. [g.] An Act in relation to female
convicts. — [xVpril 29.] — Transferring female
convicts in certain cases from house of cor-
rection to poor-house or house of industry.
417. [g.] An Act concerning the time of
payment of damages for lands taken for rail-
roads.— [April 29.] — Repealing the second
section of the Act of May 19, 1853, being
chapter 351 of the Acts of that year, entitled,
" An Act in addition to the several Acts re-
lating to County Commissioners, and also in
relation to Railroads."
418. An Act to incorporate the Mechanics''
Brick Manufacturing Company. — [April 29.]
—In Chelsea. Capital, SI 00,000. [p.]
419. [g.] An Act in relation to prosecu-
tions for fines enuring to the use of cities. —
[April 29.]— Authorizing city officers to pros-
ecute for all fines which may enure to the city,
and for trespasses committed on public build-
ings or enclosures. Repealing Acts incon-
sistent.
420. An Act to incorporate the Traders'
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. — [April 29.]
— In Boston.
421. An Act to establish the Dorchester and
Milton Extension Railroad. — [April 29.] —
Capital, 500 shares, of $100 each.
422. An Act to incorporate the Moody
House Hotel Company. — [April 29.] — For the
purpose of erecting a hotel in Waltham.
Capital, S75,000. [p.]
423. [g.] Ah Act in addition to the Acts
relating to the returns to he made by Railroad
Corporations. — [April 29.] — Requiring the an-
nual report to contain information concerning
mortgages.
424. [g.] An Act to prevent incendiarism.
—[April 2;).]
425. An Act to incorporate the Boston
Electric Clock Company. — [April 29.] — For
the purjjose of manufacturing and selling elec-
tric clocks and connecting the same by tele-
graphic lines. Capital, $100,000. [p.]
42<j. An Act to incorporate the New Eng-
land Blank Book Ruling and Paging Com-
pany.— [April 29.] — In Boston. Capital,
$300,000. [p.]
427. An Act to incorporate the Seekonk
Water Power Company. — [April 29.] — In
Seekonk. Capital, $100,000. [p.]
428. [g.] An Act to make further provi-
sion for widows in certain cases. — [April 29 ]
— Allowing widows to waive provisions of will.
429. [g.] An Act to authorize cities and
towns to appropriate money for certain pur-
poses.— [April 29.] — For procuring the writ-
ing and publication of history of the place.
430. [g.] An Act in relation to the Lu-
natic Hospital at Taunton, and State Prison.
— [April 29.] — Authorizing the issue of $94,-
000 of scrip for improving these institutions.
431. An Act to increase the capital stock of
the Rockland Bank. — [April 29.] — Allowing
$50,000 additional capital, [p.]
432. An Act to incorporate the Atlantic
Telegraph Company. — [April 29.] — Capital,
$200,000. [p.]
433. [g.] An Act for the annexation of
Charlestown to Bostou. — [April 29.] — Void
unless accepted by vote of the inhabitants of
each city. [This Act was subsequently ac-
cepted by vote as required by law. Excep-
tions were, however, raised against the pro-
visions of the Act, and, on beinu; carried be-
fore the Supreme Judicial Court, the Act was
declared unconstitutional]
434. An Act to incorporate the Middlesex
Railroad Company. — [April 29.] — Providing
for a horse power railroad from the town of
Somerville to the city of Boston.
435. An Act to incorporate the Dorchester
Avenue Railroad Company. — [April 29.] —
Providing for a horse power railroad from
Dorchester Lower Mills to the city of Boston.
436. An Act to provide a mode of opening
Central Bridge free of <o//.— [April 29.]—
In Lowell, [p.]
437. [g.] An Act concerning lunatic State
paupers, and admission to the State pauper
establishments. — [April 29.] — [p.]
438. [g.] An Act in addition to an Act
relating to joint stock companies. — [April 29.]
— Allowing certificates to be made at any time
during the year.
439. [g.] An Act in addition to Acts for
the relief of poor debtors. — [April 29.] — Pro-
viding for the discharge of poor debtors.
440. [g.] An Act relating to actions at
faw;.— [April 29.]— [p.]
441. An Act to authorize the construction
of a railroad track in the town of Fall River.
—[April 29.]
442. An Act to incorporate the Nantucket
Cordage Company. — [April 29.] — Capital,
$100,000. [p.]
443. An Act to unite the Maiden Gas Light
Company with the Medford Gas Light Com-
pany.— [April 29.] — Under the name of the
Maiden and Medford Gas Light Company.
444. An Act to incorporate the Broadway
Railroad Company. — [April 29.] — Providing
for a horse power railroad in South Bostou.
Capital, $150,000.
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445. An Act to incorporate the Boston and
Chelsea Railroa'i Company. — [April 29.] —
Providing for a horse power railroad between
Boston and Chelsea. Capital, $300,000.
446. An Act to incorporate the Western
Avenue Railroad Company. — [April 29.] —
Providing for a horse power railroad from
Boston, over the Milldam, to Brookline and
Brighton. Capital, $300,000.
447. An Act concerning the Boston and
New York Central Railroad Company. —
[April 29.] — Confirming proceedings and ex-
tending time for construction one year, [p.]
448. [g.] An Act to revise the charter of
the ciiy of Boston. — [April 29.] — To be ac-
cepted by vote of the inhabitants. — [Nov. 13,
the Act was accepted.]
449. [g.] An Act in addition to an Act to
revise the charter of the city of Boston. —
[April 29.] — To be accepted by vote of the
inhabitants. — [Nov. 13, the Act was accepted.]
450. [g.] An Act concerning the posses-
sion and use of billiards, howls, and other like
implements, for other purposes than gaming. —
[April 29.] — The possession by innholders
or others, and the use by any person, of
cards, billiards, bowls, quoits, and other like
implements for amusement merely, or for any
other purpose than gaming for money or
other property, shall not be deemed to be un-
lawful, unless the same are used on the Lord's
day. Repealing chapter 399, of Acts of 1853.
451. An Act relating tn the Charles River
Bridge and Warren Bridge. — [April 29.] —
Establishing tolls for the purpose of making
repairs, and authorizing the appointment of
agent and commissioners, [p.]
452. An Act to complete the enlargement
of the State House. — [April 29.] — Appropri-
ating $100,000 for completing the enlarge-
ment of the State House. The issue of scrip
authorized.
453. [g.] An Act concerning Insurance
Companies. — [April 29.] — Establishing pow-
ers and duties of insurance companies, and
providing for their general management.
454. [g.] An Act to authorize the business
of Loan and Fund Associations. — [April 29.] —
For the purpose of accumulating money to be
loaned on real estate security, [p.]
RESOLVES.
1 . A Resolve to pay the late Acting Clerk
of' the House of Representatives. — [Jan. 25.] —
William Schouler, $30.
2. A Resolve in addition to a Resolve for
printing the Stale Prison Report. — [Feb. 4.] —
Authorizing the printing of 500 copies annu-
ally of the state prison report, in addition to
those already ordered.
3. A Resolve for the pay of the Legislature
and its officers monthly. — [Feb. 7.]
4. A Resolve on the petition of Francis
C. Clarke.— [Feb. 10.]
5. A Resolve concerning the records of the
general court. — [Feb. 1 7.] — Repealing Resolve
concerning indices, and ordering the printing
of additional copies of the general court
records.
6. [G.] A Resolve concerning the Nebraska
bill.—lFeh. 20.]
7. A Resolve on the petition of Lucy S.
Keyes.— [Feb. 20.]
8. A Resolve on the petition of Charles J.
Merrill, trustee, and others. — [Feb. 22.]
9. A Resolve authorizing the Treasurer to
borrow money in anticipation of the Revenue.
—[Feb. 24.]— Tne sum of $300,000.
10. [g.] a Resolve concerning certain gun
houses.— [F&b. 25.]
11. [g.] a Resolve in relation to cheap ocean
postage. — [Feb. 25.] — In favor of.
12. A Resolve on the petition of the So-
ciety for employing Female Poor. — [March
7.]
13. A Resolve concerning the payment of
expenses of Amos Wood dunng his sickness. —
[March 10.]
14. A Resolve concerning the payment of
expenses of Jonathan Snow during his sick-
ness.— [March 10.]
15. [g.] a Resolve granting taxes for the
several counties. — [March 11.]
16. A Resolve in favor of the Worcester
North Agricultural Society. — [March 11.]
17. A Resolve relative to certain trustee
processes against the estate of the late Jotham
B. Munroe, superintendent of alien passengers.
—[March 11.]
18. A Resolve on the petition of John J).
1/c Crate.— [March 15.]
19. A Resolve on the petition of Ira M.
5ar;on.— [March 15]
20. A Resolve on the petition of John Jef-
fries, Jr. — [March 15.]
21. A Resolve for the payment of the ex-
penses of the sickness of Jonathan E. Field. —
[March 16.]
22. [g.] a Resolve concerning thQ fisheries in
Taunton Great River. — [March 17.] — Com-
missioners to examine into the condition of
23. A Resolve on the petition of Caroline
C. R. Lamb, praying that the authority may be
conferred on her to take care of the property of
Edward iamS.- []\Iarch 18.]
24. A Resolve on the petition of Mary S.
Townsend.—lMaiTch. 18.]
25. A Resolve concerning the payment of
the expenses of Benjamin Poole during his
sickiiess. — [March 18.]
26. A Resolve on the petition of Obed F.
Hitch and Alary G. Hitch, his wife, and Jo-
seph Busivell. — [March 22.]
27. A Resolve on the petition of Nathan
Frye, trustee.— IMarch 22.]
28. A Resolve on the petition of Nathan
Frye and Daniel Marston, trustees.— [March
22.]
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29. A Resolve on the petition of Thomas
Leivis, /r.— [March 23.]
30. A Resolve on the petition of Jonathan
Z>a?/.— [March 28.]
31. A Resolve in favor of Lloyd Guild,
an Indian ;)awj;er.— [March 28.]— Allowing
him S50 annually for four years.
32. [G.] A Resolve authorizing the Ad-
jutant General to enlarge the ^'■Manual of
^ms."— [March 31.]
33. [g.] a Resolve concerning models of
fruits and animaZs.— [March 31.] — Authoriz-
ing Secretary of Board of Education to pro-
cure models of fruits, agricultural implements
and animals of New England.
84. A Resolve in favor of Jno. V. Low.—
[April 7.]
35. A Resolve concerning the Journals
of the House of Representatives. — [April 7.]
36. [g.] a Resolve in relation to the ap-
pointment of commissioners to establish lines
in Mystic river, Boston harbor and Dorchester
Ja?/.— [April 7.]
37. A Resolve in favor of the town of
Southborough. — [April 10.]
38. A Resolve in favor of Wm. H. Cope-
land.— lA^ril 10.]— Allowing him $350 for
injuries received in performing his official
duties.
39. A Resolve concerning the independent
companies of cadets attached to the 1st and 2d
divisions of the Massachusetts volunteer militia.
—[April 12.]
40. A Resolve on the petition of Edward
H. Eldredge, guardian. — [April 12.]
41. A Resolve concerning the payment of
the expenses of Benjamin Hawks during his
sickness. — [April 12.]
42. A Resolve concerning the payment of
the expenses of Benjamin Allen during his
sickness. — [April 12.]
43. A Resolve concerning the payment of
expenses of Ezra Gary during his sickness. —
[April 12.]
44. [g.] a Resolve in relation to the
preservation of Cape Cod Harbor. — [April 12.]
45. A Resolve for the pay of the Council,
Senate, and House of Representatives. — [April
12.] — Allowing $3 per day for each day's at-
tendance, and $2 for every ten miles' travel.
President of Senate and Speaker of the
House, $3 per day extra. Clerks of Senate
and House of Representatives, $10 per day
each. Assistant clerk of Senate, $6 per day.
Assistant clerk of House, $7 per day. Chap-
lains, $150 each.
46. A Resolve in favor of the town of Pel-
ham.— IK^rW 12.]
47. A Resolve in favor of the town of Fall
River.— lApni 12.]
48. A Resolve in favor of the city of Cam-
bridge.— [April 12.]
49. A Resolve co7icerning the payment of
expenses of Benjamin Blaney during his sick-
ness.— [April 12.]
50. A Resolve on the petition of Daniel C.
Baker, guardian. — [April 12.]
51. A Resolve for paying the expenses of
the State Reform School. — [April 12.] — Allow-
ing $54,200 to be paid to the trustees for the
purpose.
52. [g.] a Resolve for the establishment
of a State Reform School for Girls. — [April
12.]] — Appropriating $20,000 for the pur-
pose.
53. A Resolve concerning the Journals
of the Senate and House of Representatives. —
[April 12.] — Requiring the copies to be cer-
tified^to be fair, by librarian, before compen-
sation is made.
54. A Resolve concerning the payment of
the expenses of John Adams during his sickness.
—[April 12.]
65. A Resolve for the payment of the con-
tingent expenses of the Council, Legislature
arid various officers in the State House for the
year 1854. — [April 12.] — Appropriating $2,-
000 for the purpose.
56. [g.] a Resolve in relation to ojficers,
soldiers, and others, who served in the war of
1812.— [April 13.]— That their claims should
not be overlooked, and that they should be
entitled to the same bounty extended to sol-
diers of the Mexican war.
57. [g.] a Resolve relating to the educational
exhibition. — [April 13.] — Requiring books to
be furnished for the educational exhibition in
London.
58. [g.] a Resolve in relation to the
State Prison.— [April 15.] — Appropriating
$26,000 for liquidating debts.
59. A Resolve concerning the payment of
expenses of Gilbert Lincoln during his sickness.
—[April 20.]
60. [g.] a Resolve concerning the Mas-
sachusetts Claim. — [April 20.] — Urging pay-
ment of claim upon the general government
for expenses incurred by this State in the last
war with Great Britain.
61. [g.] a Resolve providing for improve-
ments of the State Prison.— [April 20.] — Ap-
propriating $36,000 for improvements in the
State Prison.
62. [g.] a Resolve on the accounts of the
Land Agent. — [April 21.]
63. [g.] a Resolve concerning the State
Normal School Houses at Framingham and
TFes(^eZtZ.—[ April 21.]-- Appropriating $5,000
for the erection of a State Normal School
house at Framingham; $500 for repairs of
same at Westfield, and $800 annually for the
support of the two schools, in addition to the
amount already appropriated for that object.
64. [g.] a Resolve concerning the insane
in this Commonwealth, and the Slate Lunatic
Hospital at TForcesfer.— [April 24.]
65. A Resolve concerning the Quarter Mas-
ter General's Department. — [April 24.] — Ap-
propriating $4,600 for expenses of the de-
partment.
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37
66. A Resolve in favor of the estate of
Richard Sampson. — [April 25.]
67. A Resolve to pay the expenses of the
sickness and burial of James N, Tolman, Jr. —
—[April 25.]
68. [g.] a Resolve in relation to revising
and consolidating the general statutes of this
Commonwealth. — [April 27.] — Plan for con-
solidating and arranging general laws.
69. A Resolve on the petition of Frederick
W. Dickinson and others. — [April 27.]
70. [g.] a Resolve authorizing the Treas-
urer to borrow money in anticipation of the
State <aa;.— [April 27.]
71. A Resolve concerning the payment of
the watchmen of the State House. — [April 28.]
72. A Resolve concerning the employment
of a clerk by the Secretary of the Board of
Agriculture. — [April 28.]
73. [g.] a Resolve in favor of establish-
ing floating schools for the education of seamen,
—[April 28.]
74. A Resolve on the petition of John Mead.
—[April 29.]
75. A Resolve in relation to the Old Colony
Records. — [April 29.] — Compensation allowed
for making indexes.
76. [g.] a Resolve concerning the State
library.— lA^vW 29.]
77. [g.] a Resolve relative to meteorologi-
cal observations. — [April 29.] — Allowing S30
a year for each of the thirteen stations in
Massachusetts.
78. A Resolve concerning the expenses of
the sickness of members of the general court.
— [April 29.] — Claims to be approved.
79. A Resolve on the petition of Edward L.
Penniman and Sarah Augusta Penniman. —
[April 29.]
80. A Resolve in favor of the ividow of the
late Richard Sampson. — [April 29.]
81. A Resolve relating to amendments of
the Constitution. — [April 29.] — Amendments
to be engrossed on parchment.
82. [g.] a Resolve for the appointment of
a commission to consider the expediency of ob-
viating the crossings of the Boston and Lowell
Railroad Corporation, the Fitchburg Railroad
Company, the Boston and Maine Railroad
Company, and the Eastern Railroad Company ;
and the repeal of so much of the charters of
the same as allows them to cross Causeivay
street in Boston. — [April 29.] — Requiring the
appointment of three commissioners to con-
sider the expediency of obviating the crossings
named.
83. A Resolve in favor of Dallon Gould-
Mi^r.— [April 29.]
84. A Resolve for repairs upon the State House.
—[April 29.]— Appropriating S13,000 for inci-
dental repairs and for furniture.
85. A Resolve in aid of the Female Medi-
cal Education Society. — [April 29.] — Ap-
propriating $1,000 annually for five years.
86. A Resolve on the petition of George
W. Livermore. — [April 29.]
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
The following Articles of Amendment to the Constitution of Massachusetts, were agreed
to by the Legislature of 1854, and by them referred to the next General Court, as pro-
vided in the ninth article of Amendment to the Constitution ; and being of general interest
to all citizens of this Commonwealth, are published in full.
Article of Amendment.
In all elections of civil officers by the peo-
ple of this Commonwealth, whose election
provided for by the constitution, the person
having the highest number of votes shall be
deemed and declared to be elected.
Article of Amendment.
The meeting for the choice of governor,
lieutenant-governor, senators and representa-
tives, shall be held on the Tuesday next after
the first Monday in November annually ; but
in case of a failure to elect representatives on
that day, a second meeting shall be holden for
that purpose on the fourth Monday of the
same month of November.
Article of Amendment.
A census of the inhabitants of each city
and town, on the first day of May, shall be
taken and returned into the office of the sec-
retary of the Commonwealth, on or before the
last day of June, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-five, and of every
tenth year thereafter, in the census afore-
said, a special enumeration shall be made of
the legal voters, and in each city said enumer-
ation shall specify the number of such legal
voters aforesaid, residing in each street, court,
avenue, and ward of such city. The enumer-
ation aforesaid, shall determine the apportion-
ment of senators and representatives for the
term of ten years. The senate shall consist of
forty members. The general court shall, at
its first session after each next preceding
special enumeration, divide the Commonwealth
into forty districts, of contiguous territory,
each district to contain, as nearly as may be,
an equal number of legal voters, according to
the enumeration aforesaid : provided, hoivever,
that no town or ward of a city shall be divided
therefor ; and such districts shall be formed,
as nearly as may be, without uniting two
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counties, or parts of two or more counties,
into one district Each district shall elect one
senator, who shall have been an inhabitant of
this Commonwealth five years at least immedi-
ately preceding his election, and at the time
of his election, shall be an inhabitant of the
district for which he is chosen, and he shall
cease to represent such senatorial district
when he shall cease to bean inhabitant of the
Commonwealth. Not less than sixteen sena-
tors shall constitute a quorum for doing busi-
ness, but a less number may organize tempo-
rarily, adjourn from day to day, and compel
the attendance of absent members. The
house of representatives shall consist of three
hundred members, which shall be apportioned
by the legislature at its first session after the
return of each enumeration, as aforesaid, to
the several counties of the Commonwealth
equally, as nearly as may be, according to
their relative numbers of legal voters, as ascer-
tained by the next preceding special enumera-
tion ; and the town of Cohasset, In the county
of Norfolk, shall, for this purpose, as well as
in the formation of districts as hereinafter
provided, be considered a part of the county
of Plymouth ; and it shall be the duty of the
secretary of the Commonwealth to certify, as
soon as may be after it is determined by the
legislature, the number of representatives to
which each county shall be entitled, to the
board authorized to divide each county into
representative districts. The mayor and
aldermen of the city of Boston, the county
commissioners of other counties than Sufiblk,
or In lieu of the county commissioners in each
county other than Suffolk, such board of spe-
cial commissioners in each county, to be
elected by the people of the county, or of the
towns therein, as may for that purpose be pro-
vided by law, shall, on the first Tuesday of
August next after each assignment of repre-
sentatives to each county, assemble at a shire
town of their respective counties, and proceed,
as soon as may be, to divide the same into
representative districts of contiguous territory,
so as to apportion the representation assigned
to each county equally, as nearly as may be,
according to the relative number of legal
voters in the several districts of each county ;
and such districts shall be so formed that no
town, or ward of a citj^ shall be divided there-
for, nor shall any district be made which shall
be entitled to elect more than three represent-
atives. Every representative, for one year at
least next preceding his election, shall have
been an inhabitant of the district for which he
is chosen, and shall cease to represent such
district when he shall cease to be an inhabi-
tant of the Commonwealth. The districts in
each county shall be numbered by the board
creating the same, and a description of each,
with the numbers thereof, and the number of
legal voters therein, shall be returned by the
board to the secretary of the Commonwealth,
to the county treasurer of each county, and
to the clerk of every town in each district, to
be filed and kept in their respective offices.
The manner of calling and conducting the
meetings for the choice of representatives,
and of ascertaining their election, shall be
prescribed by law. Not less than one hundred
members of the house of representatives shall
constitute a quorum for doing business, but a
less number may organize temporarily, ad-
journ from day to day, and compel the attend-
ance of absent members.
Article of Amendment.
Eight counsellors shall be annually chosen
by the inhabitants of this Commonwealth,
qualified to vote for governor. The election
of counsellors shall be determined by the
same lule that is required in the election of
governor. The legislature, at its first session
after this amendment shall have been adopted,
and at its first session after the next State
census shall have been taken, and at its first
session after each decennial State census there-
afterwards, shall divide the Commonwealth
into eight districts of contiguous territory,
each containing a number of inhabitants as
nearly equal as practicable, without dividing
any town or ward of a city, and each entitled
to elect one counsellor: provided, however,
that if, at any time, the constitution shall pro-
vide for the division of the Commonwealth
into forty senatorial districts, then the legisla-
ture shall so arrange the counsellor districts
that each district shall consist of five contigu-
ous senatorial districts, as they shall be from
time to time, established by the legislature.
No person shall be eligible to the office of
counsellor, -who has not been an inhabitant of
the Commonwealth for the term of five years
immediately preceding his election. The day
and manner of the election, the return of the
votes, and the declaration of the said elec-
tions, shall be the same as are required in the
election of governor. Whenever there shall
be a failure to elect the full number of coun-
sellors, the vacancies shall be filled in the same
manner as is required for filling vacancies in
the senate; and vacancies occasioned by
death, removal from the State, or otherwise,
shall be filled in like manner, as soon as may
be, after such vacancies shall have happened.
And that there may be no delay In the organ-
ization of the government on the first Wed-
nesday of January, the governor, with at
least five counsellors, for the time being, shall,
as soon as may be, examine the returned
copies of the records for the election of gov-
ernor, lieutenant-governor, and counsellors;
and ten days before the said first Wednesday
In January, he shall issue his summons to such
persons as appear to be chosen, to attend on
that day to be qualified accordingly ; and the
secretary shall lay the returns before the sen-
ate and house of representatives on the said
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first Wednesday in January, to be by them
examined ; and in case of the election of either
of said officers, the choice shall be by them
declared and published; but in case there
shall be no election of either of said officers,
the legislature shall proceed to fill such vacan-
cies in the manner provided in the constitution
for the choice of such officers.
Article of Amendment.
The secretary, treasurer and receiver-gen-
eral, auditor, and attorney-general, shall be
chosen annually, on the day in November pre-
scribed for the choice of governor ; and each
person then chosen as such, duly qualified in
other respects, shall hold his office for the term
of one year from the third Wednesday in Jan-
uary next thereafter, and until another is
chosen and qualified in his stead. The quali-
fication of the voters, the manner of the elec-
tion, the return of the votes, and the declara-
tion of the election, shall be such as are
required in the election of governor. In case
of a failure to elect either of said officers on
the day in November aforesaid, or in case of
the decease in the mean time, of the person
elected as such, such officer shall be chosen on
or before the third Wednesday in January
next thereafter, from the two persons who had
the highest number of votes for said offices on
the day in November aforesaid, by joint ballot
of the senators and representatives in one
room ; and in case the office of secretary, or
treasurer and receiver-general, or auditor, or
attorney-general, shall become vacant from
any cause during an annual or special session
of the general court, such vacancy shall, in
like manner, be filled by choice from the peo-
ple at large ; but if such vacancy shall occur
at any other time, it shall be supplied by the
governor by appointment, with the advice and
consent of the council. The person so chosen,
or appointed, duly qualified in other respects,
shall hold his office until his successor is chosen
and duly qualified in his stead. In case any
person chosen or appointed to either of the
offices aforesaid, shall neglect, ibr the space of
ten days after he could otherwise enter upon his
duties, to qualify himself in all respects to enter
upon the discharge of such duties, the office to
which he has been elected or appointed shall
be deemed vacant No person shall be eligi-
ble to either of said offices, unless he shall
have been an inhabitant of this Common-
wealth five years next preceding his election
or appointment.
Article of Amendment.
All moneys raised by taxation in the towns
and cities, for the support of public schools,
and all moneys which may be appropriated by
the State, for the support of common schools,
shall be applied to, and expended in, no other
schools than those which are conducted accord-
ing to law, under the order and superintend-
ence of the authorities of the town or city in
which the money is to be expended ; and such
moneys shall never be appropriated to any
religious sect, for the maintenance, exclusive-
ly, of its own schools.
Article of Amendment.
The legislature shall prescribe, by general
law, for the election of sheriffs, registers of
probate, commissioners of insolvency, and
,clerks of the courts, by the people of the sev-
eral counties, and that district-attorneys shall
be chosen by the people of the several dis-
tricts for such term of office as the legislature
shall prescribe.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
The session of 1854 began on January 4,
and ended April 29, and was thus 100 days in
length. The legislature was not in session
two days, both houses having adjourned over
from Friday, March 3, until Tuesday, March
7, to allow the members an opportunity to re-
turn to their homes and participate in the town
meetings which were held in many of the
towns on Monday, March 6.
We give below a table showing the dates of
the beginning and end of the sessions of the
Legislatures, and the length of each since
1831, when they were established annually,
beginning in January. The shortest was that
of 1842, and the longest that of 1851.
First day. Last day. Length.
1831 January 5 March 19 74 dai-a.
1832 " 4 » 24 81 "
1833 " 2 •. " 28 86 "
1834 " 1 April 2 92 "
1835 " 7 " 8* 92 "
1836 " 6 " 16 102 "
1837 " 4 « 20 107 «
1838 " 3 " 25 113 "
1839 " 2 « 10 99 "
1840 " 1 March 24-..-... 84 «
1841 " 6 " 18 72 "
1842 " 5 " 3t 58 "
1843 « 4 " 25 81 "
1844 " 3 « 16 74 "
1845 " 1 " 26 85 "
1846 " 7 April 16 100 "
1847 " 6 •' 26 Ill »
1848 " 5 May lot 127 "
1849 " 3 " 2 120 "
1850 " 2 " 3 122 "
1851 " 1 " 24 144 "
1862 « 7 " 22 137 "
1853 « 5 " 25 141 "
1854 " 4 April 29 100 "
* Also Extra Session, Sept. 2 to Nov. 4, making 125 days,
t " '' " " 7 to Sept. 16, " 68 "
t " " " Nov. 23 to Nov. 26, " 130 "
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ORGANIZATION OP THE LEGISLATURE.
The Senate was called to order, January
4, at 11 o'clock, A. M., by J. W. Mansur, of
Fitchburg, the senior senator present. The
oaths were then taken and subscribed to, when
the Senate was organized by the choice of
Charles Edward Cook, of Boston, as
President, he receiving, on the third ballot, 1 2
votes out of 21, against 8 for Isaac Davis, and
1 for J. W. Mansur.
On assuming the Chair, Mr. Cook addressed
the Senate as follows :
Senators : — Succeeding as I do the many
eminent gentlemen of legal and legislative at-
tainments who have heretofore filled the office
to which I am now elected, I may well mis-
trust my own ability to discharge, in a satis-
factory manner, the duties which will devolve
upon the Chair. Encouraged, however, by
your confidence, to believe that I shall receive
your cooperation in my endeavors, and your
indulgence for whatever may appear my defi-
ciencies, I shall enter upon the duties with a
determined purpose to exert my best efforts
to sustain your confidence by acts of strict
impartiality and devotedness to the business
which may from time to time come before the
Senate.
In accepting as I now do this distinguished
honor which you have conferred upon me, I
tender you my sincere acknowledgments,
hoping and believing that our intercourse as
Senators may be characterized by a spirit of
mutual forbearance and friendly feeling, that
at the close of our official labors our reflec-
tions may be of the most pleasant nature.
Charles Calhoun was chosen Clerk,
receiving on the first ballot 11 votes out of 19.
The House was called to order the same
day, by Ebenezer Bradbury, of Newton,
the senior member present, and was organized
by the choice of Otis P. Lord, of Salem, as
Speaker. The following was the vote :
Whole number of votes 289
Necessary for a choice 145
Otis P. Lord, of Salem, had 190
James S. Whitney of Conway* • 61
Samuel Clark of Northboro'- • • - 31
Mr. Wood, of Fitchburg, 2 ; Mr. Brinley, of
Boston, Thayer, of Worcester, Bradbury, of
Newton, and Wales, of Randolph, 1 each.
Mr. Lord, on taking the chair, spoke as
follows:
Gentlemen : — I know that I can rely upon
the kindness which has elevated me to this
position, to excuse me, this morning, in the
present state of my voice and health, from
any extended acknowledgment of the honor
which you have conferred upon me. I can
merely thank you. I can promise you only
my best efforts to perform the duties of the
place, and so long as you discover that I am
endeavoring to perform its duties with propri-
ety and impartiality, I know, gentlemen, that I
shall have the support and the co-operation of
every member of the House, and that we shall
all of us endeavor to transact the business we
were sent here to perform, so that we may
discharge ourselves of the responsibilities of
our present offices at the earliest possible mo-
ment, keeping in view, at the same time, a due
regard to the proprieties of the place and the
freedom of discussion.
William Stow, of Springfield, was elect-
ed Clerk of the House by the following vote:
Whole number of votes 295
Necessary for a choice 148
Wm. Stow, of Springfield 197
Moses Bates, of Plymouth 60
Wm. S. Robinson, of Lowell- • • 86
A. Copeland, 1 ; Mr. Lord, 1.
sergeant- at-arms.
In the House, Jan. 5, by special assignment,
the election of Sergeant-at-Arms came up.
The whole number of votes was 285, and Mr.
Benjamin Stevens having the whole num-
ber was declared elected.
In the Senate, Jan. 7, Mr. Stevens re-
ceived the whole number of votes, 1 7, for the
same office.
election of chaplains.
In the House, Jan. 5, the vote for Chaplain
was 215
Necessary for a choice 108
Rev. A. B. Fuller of Boston had- 108
Rev. Phineas Stowe of Boston- • 81
Rev. J. B. Richmond, Marbl'd 4
Rev. J. P. Sargent of Boston • • • 2
Jonah L. Gross of Westfield - • - 2
One each to Revs. G. M. Randall, T, Par-
ker, O. A. Skinner, and J. C. Clinch, of Bos-
ton ; E. W. Allen of Salem ; George Packard
of Lawrence, Jacob Ide of Med way ; B. P.
Byram of Salisbury.
And the Rev. Mr. Fuller was declared
elected.
Jan. 9, Rev. A. H. Burlingham was elected
Chaplain of the Senate.
organization of the executive.
By a report made to the Senate, January 9,
it appeared that the whole number of votes
for Governor at the State election in the pre-
ceding November, was 129,010, making 64,506
necessary for a choice, and no person had that
number. The vote was —
Emorv Washburn 59,225
Henry W. Bishop 35,107
Henry Wilson • -^ 29,016
Bradford L. Wales 5,484
All others 148
The four candidates were accordingly the
constitutional candidates, from which two must
be selected by the House, to be sent to the
Senate for the final choice of that body of one
to be Governor.
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In the House, January 11, the vote for
Governor stood: whole number, 289, neces-
sary for a choice, 145. Washburn had 187,
Bishop 61, Wilson 38, and Wales 3, and Em-
ory Washburn was the firat candidate for Gov-
ernor sent to the Senate. The second ballot
stood : whole number 283, necessary for a
choice 142. Wales had 156, Bishop 86, and
Wilson 41, and Bradford L. Wales was the
second candidate sent up. The House also
sent up to the Senate the names of Wm. C.
Plunkett and George Osborne as candidates
for Lieutenant Governor.
In the Senate, January 11, Emory Wash-
burn received 29 votes out of 30, for Govern-
or, and William C. Plunkett 30 votes, the
whole number, for Lieutenant Governor.
In Convention.- -In accordance with previ-
ous appointment, at 11^ o'clock, the two
houses met in Convention, January 12, for the
ELECTION OP COUNSELLORS.
The result of the balloting for members of
the Executive Council was as follows :
Whole number of votes 305
Necessary for a choice 153
Peleg W. Chandler, (whig) of Boston, had 205
William Sutton " of Salem 204
Homer Bartlett, " of Lowell 195
Ebenezer Tony, " of Fitchburg 205
Osmyn Baker, " of Northampton.. 205
Henry Chickering, " of Adams 205
Stephen M. Weld, " of West K.oxbury.205
Thomas Savery, " of Wareham 205
J. H. W. Page, " of New Bedford. .205
Oliver Stevens, (democrat) of Boston 48
Francis Howe, " of S. Brookfield... 53
George Hood, " of Lynn 63
Whiting Oris wold, " of Greenfield 53
James D. Thompson, " of New Bedford. . 53
James M. Usher, " ofMedford 53
Caleb Stetson, " of Braintree 53
Samuel S. Day, " of Springfield.... 53
Peter H. Pierce, " of Middleboro.... 53
Stephen H. Phillips, (free soil) of Salem 46
John Gove, " of Boston 46
John A. Bolles, " of Winchester. 46
Abraham Washburn 2d, " of Bridgewater 46
Rodney French, " of N. Bedford. 46
Edward L. Keyes, •' of Dedham.... 46
J. Milton Earle, " of Worcester.. 46
Stephen J. W. Tabor, " of Shelburne.. 46
Henry L. Sabin, " of Williamst'n 46
Oliver H. Stevens, of Boston 5
Henry P. Fairbanks, of Charlestown 4
Benjamin Barstow, of Salem 1
And there were three votes for E. M.
Wright, for Secretary, which were not
counted.
The first nine gentlemen were accordingly
declared elected.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
The two houses in Convention then pro-
ceeded to the election of a Secretary of the
Commonwealth.
The whole number of votes was .303
Necessary for a choice 152
Ephraim M. Wright (whig) of Easthampton. .202
J. S. C. Knowlton (democrat) of Worcester. . . 57
Amasa Walker (free soil) of N. Brookfield.... 43
Benjamin F. Hallett, of Boston 1
6
And Mr. Wright was accordingly declared
re-elected.
TREASURER AND RECEIVER GENERAL.
The two houses in Convention next pro-
ceeded to the election of a Treasurer and
Receiver General.
The whole number of votes was 303
Necessary to a choice 152
Jacob H. Loud (whig) of Plymouth had 202
Elbridge G. Morton (democrat) of Fairhaven.. 51
William Claflin (free soil) of Hopkinton 48
Benjamin F. Hallett, of Boston i
Amasa Walker, of North Brookfield i
And Mr. Loud was accordingly declared
re-elected.
GOVERNOR'S OATH OF OFFICE.
In Convention, Jan. 12, Messrs. Warren
and Davis, of the Senate, and Messrs. Brin-
LEY, of iioston, Kinsman, of Newburyport,
Warner, of Northampton, Lawson, of Fall
River, and Mixter, of Hardwick, of the
House, were appointed a committee to inform
the Governor and Lieutenant Governor elect
that the two houses were assembled in con-
vention and were ready to administer the
oaths prescribed by the Constitution, and
would further remain in Convention for the
purpose of receiving any message which the
Governor might wish to communicate.
This committee having attended to the
duty assigned them, at 14 minutes after one
o'clock the Sergeant-at-Arms announced the
Governor and Lieutenant Governor elect, who
entered the Representatives' Chamber attend-
ed by the former Governor, his aids and
council, and the SherifTof Suffolk ; the mem-
bers of the legislature all rising.
The oaths of office were then administered
to the Governor elect, by Mr. Cook, Presi-
dent of the Senate, in the prescribed form, as
follows : —
I, Emory Washburn, do solemnly swear
that I will bear true faith and allegiance to
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and will
support the Constitution thereof. So help
me God.
I, Emory Washburn, do solemnly swear and
affirm that I will liiithfully and impartially
discharge and perform all the duties incum-
bent on me as Governor of the Common-
wealth of Massachusetts, according to the
best of my abilities and understanding, agree-
ably to the rules and regulations of the Con-
stitution, and the laws of the Commonwealth.
So help me God.
I, Emory Washburn, do solemnly swear
that I will support the Constitution of the
United States. So help me God.
The Governor then subscribed to the same
oaths — and Immediately the salute was heard
from the cannon on the Common.
Hon. Ephraim M. Wright, Secretary of
. the Commonwealth, then made the following
proclamation : —
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTEE.
Whereas the Honorable Emory Washburn
has been chosen, according to the provisions
of the Constitution, Governor of the Com-
monwealth of Massachusetts, and has this day
in presence of the Senate and House of Rep-
resentatives, in Convention assembled, taken
and subscribed to the oaths of office : —
I do now therefore make proclamation that
his Excellency Emory Washburn is Governor
and Commander-in-chief of the Common-
wealth of Massachusetts for the current politi-
cal year — to the end that all persons, and
especially all officers, civil and military, may
take notice thereof and govern themselves
accordingly. God save the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts I
The oaths of office were then administered
in the same form to Hon. William C. Plun-
kett, as Lieutenant Governor, and the Secre-
tary made a similar proclamation.
The Governor then proceeded to deliver
his address.
PLURALITY ELECTION OF STATE
REPRESENTATIVES.
The Committee on the Judiciary, to which
was referred an order to consider the expedi-
ency of providing for the election of repre-
sentatives by plurality, reported Jan. 21, that
the Constitution does not permit the measure,
and therefore it is inexpedient to legislate on
the subject. Jan. 24, the report was taken
from the table and accepted.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Jan. 21. — A communication was received
from the Treasurer and Receiver General,
enclosing his annual report for the last year.
It was laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
librarian's REPORT.
Jan. 23. — Mr. Aspinwall presented the
annual report of the Librarian of the State
Library, which was laid upon the table and
ordered to be printed.
PETITIONS, ETC., OUT OF ORDER.
Jan. 25. — Several members sent up to the
Speaker petitions, reports, &c., to be pre-
sented after the expiration of the morning
hour.
Mr. Rich, of Boston, called attention to
the 49th rule of the House, and pointed out
the importance of a strict and literal compli-
ance with its provisions. The rule is as fol-
lows :
All reports, petitions, memorials, remon-
strances, and papers of a like nature, shall be
presented during the Jirst hour of each session
of the House, and at no other time, except by
special leave of the House.
BOARD OF EDUCATION REPORT.
Feb. 4. — A message was received from his
Excellency the Governor, enclosing the an-
nual report of the Board of Education, and
of the Secretary of the Board.
elections of all civil OFFICERS BY
PLURALITY OF VOTES.
Feb. 4. — In the House the resolve for
amending the Constitution in relation to elec-
tions by a plurality of votes came down from
the Senate, and was read twice and ordered
to a third reading.
Feb. 7. — The vote was taken upon the
resolve as follows : yeas 226, nays 46, total
272 ; two-thirds of which is 182 ; and accord-
ingly the House agreed to the amendment by
44 votes more than the number necessary :
the amendment will be entered upon the
journal, and referred to the next legislature
and published.
change in day OF ELECTION.
Feb. 4. — The consideration of the orders of
the day having been resumed, the last matter
in the calendar was the amendment of the
Constitution, changing the day of the annual
election of State Officers so as to coincide
with the quadrennial presidential eleciion.
The Speaker announced the question to be
— Will the House agree to the following
amendment to the Constitution, viz. :
Article of Amendment.
The meeting for the choice of Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Senators and Represen-
tatives, shall be held on the Tuesday next after
the first Monday in November annually ; but
in case of a failure to elect Representatives
on that day, a second meeting shall be holden
for that purpose on the fourth Monday of the
same month of November.
And the question was taken by yeas and
nays.
When the reading of the names was fin-
ished, the vote stood, yeas 181, nays 86.
Messrs. Josselyn, of Duxbury, Hawkes, of
Saugus, and Bemis, of Pembroke, severally
asked and obtained leave to change their votes
from yes to no. Accordingly the vote was
announced : —
Yeas, 178 ; nays, 89 ; total 267, two-thirds
of which is 1 78. The House accordingly
agrees to the amendment by precisely the
vote required by the Constitution, and it will
be entered upon the journal, referred to the
next legislature, and published.
URSULINE CONVENT INDEMNITY.
Feb. 4. — An order was presented of inquiry
into the expediency of indemnifying the
losers by the destruction of the Ursuline Con-
vent at Charlestown, which was negatived, 68
to 99.
Feb. 6, it was moved to reconsider the vote
by which the House negatived the order, and
Feb. 7, it prevailed without a count, and the or-
der was adopted. [Such orders, contemplating
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
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a mere inquiry into the expediency of a pro-
position are usually adopted as a matter of
course.] Upon final action, indemnity was
refused.
STATE DIRECTORS OF WESTERN RAILROAD.
Feb. 10. — In a Convention of the two Houses,
the result of the balloting for two Directors
on the part of the State in the Western Rail-
road Corporation was as follows : —
Whole number of votes. 277
Necessary to a choice. • • • • 139
C. H. Plunkett, (whig) of Hinsdale,- • 190
W. A. Crocker, (whig) of Taunton,- • 190
George Haskell, (dem.) of Ipswich,- • 87
J. E. Field, (free soil) of Stockbridge, 85
And Messrs. Plunkett and Crocker were
accordingly declared elected.
STATE AUDITOR.
The result of the balloting for State Au-
ditor of Accounts was as follows : —
Whole number of votes 259
Necessary to a choice, 130
D. Wilder Jr., of Brookline, (whig) 18 9
A. N. Currier, of Holliston, (dem.)- • 5 3
S, F. Lyman, Northampton, (free sbil) 35
And Mr. Wilder was accordingly declared
elected.
ELECTION OF PREACHER OF ELECTION
SERMON.
Feb. 20. — At half past twelve, the Senate
proceeded, according to assignment, to elect a
preacher of the next Election Sermon. The
committee appointed to receive and count the
votes reported the following result : —
Whole number of votes • • - 26
Necessary to a choice, 14
Rev. S. K. Lothrop, D. D. had 20
Rev. George B. Ide, D. D. 4
Rev. Manton Eastburn, D. D. 2
Rev. Dr. Lothrop was accordingly declared
elected.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
Feb. 28. — In the House a message was re-
ceived from His Excellency the Governor,
transmitting a communication from the Secre-
tary of the Smithsonian Institution, which
was laid upon the table and ordered to be
printed.
ELECTION OF COUNSELLORS BY THE
PEOPLE.
Feb. 28. — The House proceeded to the
consideration of the orders of the day, the
first matter being, the Article of Amendment
to the Constitution providing for the election
of Counsellors by the people. It was moved
to strike out the amendment to the article
adopted at the last stage, providing for the elec-
tion from and in single districts, instead of by*
general ticket. The yeas and nays were or-
dered upon this motion. After debate, moved
to recommit the article to the Committee which
reported it.
Mr. Russell, of Boston, moved the previous
question, which was sustained, cutting off the
motion to recommit.
The question was then taken upon Mr.
Wells's motion, which was lost. Yeas 114;
nays 147.
The question then recurred on the article
of amendment, as amended, the question be-
ing, " Will the House agree to the amend-
ment ? " and the vote being taken by yeas and
nays as required by the Constitution, resulted
as follows. Yeas 177, nays 83, total 260; of
which 1 74 would be two-thirds, and consequent-
ly the Article of Amendment is adopted by
three more than the necessary number of votes.
It will be returned to the Senate for the action
of that body on the amendment adopted by
the House.
The Article of Amendment in its present
form provides for the election, by the people,
of a Council of eight members from eight
districts, one being chosen from, in, and by
each district.
THE LIQUOR BILL.
In the House, March 9, Bill to repeal the
Act of 1852, relating to the manufacture and
sale of spirituous and intoxicating liquora
was taken up. It was moved that the special
assignment be laid upon the table, and that
the amendment be printed. Lost, 97 to 137.
A postponement was moved, when a motion to
adjourn was lost. The previous question was
then moved and sustained, and the roll was
called upon the repealing bill with the follow-
ing result: Yeas 80, nays 183 — and the bill
was refused a third reading. An act was af-
terwards passed relating to the duties of sher-
iffs in regard to the sale of spirituous liquors.
See Act 400.
RESOLUTIONS UPON THE DEATH OP A
MEMBER.
March 13. — Mr. Wood, of Middleboro*, an-
nounced the death of his colleague, Mr. Samp-
son. Resolutions sympathizing with his rela-
tives and friends were passed. Brief eulogies
upon the character of the deceased were
also pronounced by several of the members.
TWO SESSIONS A DAY.
March 18, Mr. Colt, of Pittsfield, offered
an order that from and after Tuesday next,
the House will hold two sessions a day — the
morning sessions commencing jt 11 o'clock,
and those of the afternoon at three o'clock.
Adopted — 92 to 3.
ELECTION OP SECRETARY OF STATE, &C. BY
THE PEOPLE.
In the House, April 19, the article of
amendment to the Constitution, relative to the
election of Secretary, Treasurer, Auditor,
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
and Attorney General, by the people, was
afjreed to by, yeas 238, nays 6. See Article
of Amendment, page 39.
StTKVEYS OF THE HARBOR.
April 25. — A communication •was received
from the Treasurer and Receiver General, in
response to the order of the House for a state-
ment of the cost of the various commissions for
the survey of South Boston flats and the Har-
bor. The various items amounted in the
ajvorregate to $18,967.45.
TAXES IN BOSTON.
April 25. — A motion to take from the table
the Senate bill to change the time of assess-
ing taxes in the city of Boston, was lost, 42
to 85.
CHANGE OF NAMES.
The number of persons, the change of whose
names is recorded in the book of *' Acts and
Resolves," for 1854, is 44, the same number
changed in 1853. These changes of name
were made by the judges of probate, under the
provisions of the statute of 1851, chapter 256.
No returns were made in 1854 from Berkshire,
Franklin, Nantucket, and Dukes counties. No
returns have been made, under this Act, from
the county of Sufiblk^
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
As usual it was ordered to furnish each
member of the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives with a copy of this work.
WEBSTER COUNTY.
The Senate bill to establish the county of
Webster provides that the towns of Roy alston,
Athol, Petersham, Phillipston, Hubbardslon,
Gardner, Winchendon, Templeton, Westmins-
ter, Ashburnham, Fitchburg, Princeton, Ster-
ling, Leominster, Luuenberg, Lancaster, Har-
vard and Bolton, in Worcester County, and
the towns of Ashby, Townsend, Pepperell and
Shirley in Middlesex County, shall be set off
from Middlesex and Worcester Counties and
erected into a new county by the name of
Webster County, of which Fitchburg shall be
the shire town : the Act not to take effect un-
less accepted by a majority of votes in the
towns named.
April 28, the bill to establish the county of
Webster came back from the Senate, the House
amendments not agreed to. The House voted
to insist upon its amendments. Subsequently
the bill was lost.
HOOSAC TUNNEL LOAN.
A loan of 82,000,000 on the State credit
was authorized, for the construction of the
Hoosac Tunnel. See Act 226.
BIOGRAPHICAL STATISTICS.
Mr. Alexis Poole, the door-keeper of the
House of Representatives, published during the
last session, the eighth number of his annual
Register of the Executive and Legislative De-
partments of the government of Massachusetts,
showing the names, date and place of birth,
and place of resilience of all the officers of the
government, including the members of the two
houses of the legislature, with the date of their
first service in the legislature.
At the head of the list stands of course. His
Excellency the Governor, Emory Washburn,
who was born at Leicester, on the fourteenth
of February, 1800, and whose life may thus
this day be measured in even years. His first
legislative year was 1825. The Lieutenant
Governor was born at Lenox, Oct. 23, 1799;
his first legislative year was 1841.
It is worthy of note that a great number of
the places of residence are different from the
places of birth. Of the Boston delegation, con-
sisting of five members in the Senate, but one
was born in Boston ; and of the Boston delega-
tion in the House, consisting of forty-four mem-
bers, but eight were born in Boston ; seven
were born in the State of New Hampshire,
four in the State of Maine, one in England,
and twenty-four out of Boston, in various part^
of Massachusetts.
The oldest member of the House appears to
be Mr. Benjamin Allen, representative from
Ashby, who was born in Lincoln, Nov. 4,1777;
he is a farmer, and this is his first year in the
legislature.
We subjoin the recapitulation of the occupa-
tions and places of birth of the members of the
legislature. The Senate has 40 members and
the House 310 ; but three members of the
House are not included in the count : —
Farmers, 109 ; Lawyers, 46 ; Merchants, 46 ;
Manufacturers, 23; Builders, 16 ; Master Mar-
iners, 11; Machinists and Mechanics, 10;
Physicians, 9 ; Boot and Shoe Manufacturers,
8 ; Clergymen, 6 ; Cashiers, 5 ; Tanners, 5 ;
Shipwrights, 4 ; — 298. Gentlemen, Printers,
Blacksmiths, Lumber Dealers, Cabinet Manu-
facturers, and Teachers, 3 each ; — 18. Millers,
Civil Engineers, Booksellers, Real Estate Deal-
ers, and Tailors, 2 each; — 10. Auctioneer and
Commission Merchant, Baker, Bookbinder,
Druggist, Museum, Insurance Agent, Notary
Public, Painter, Provision Dealer, Plough-ma-
ker, Paper-Hanger, Furniture Dealer, Leather
Dealer, Iron Founder, Railroad Agent, Ship-
master, Sailmaker, Stove Dealer, Chair Manu-
facturer, Wheelwright, and Livery Stable
Keeper, 1 each ; — 21. 347. Born in Mas-
sachusetts, 284 ; N. Hampshire, 22 ; Connecti-
cut, 18; Rhode Island, 7 ; Maine, 7 ; Vermont,
3 ; New York, 1; Pennsj'lvania, 1; England,
2; Scotland, 1 ; Canada, 1;— 347.
JUDICIARY OF MASSACHUSETTS,
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JUDICIARY OE MASSACHUSETTS,
Benj. K. Curtis, -
Peleg Sprague,
Benj. F. Hallett, -
Watson Freeman,
John H. Riley,
Frederick Warren,
Henry W. Fuller,
Seth E. Sprague, -
Commissioners oi the Circuit Court of the
United States, for the first Circuit, and dis-
trict of Massachusetts: — George T. Curtis,
Benj. F. Hallett, Edward G. Loring, Charles L
Woodbury, Elias Merwin, Charles P. Curtis Jr.
and Caleb Wm. Lorinfr, of Boston, R. A. Chap-
man, of Springfield, Oliver Prescott, Lincoln
F. Brigham, of New Bedford, Simeon F. Small,
Yarmouth.
Circuit Courts, holden 15th of May, and 15th
of October, in each year.
District Courts, holden at Boston, third
Tuesday in March; 4th Tuesday in June ; 2d
Tuesday in September; and first Tuesday in
December — and Special Courts are holden
usually on each Friday and on other days, at
the discretion of the Judge.
SUPREISS JUDICIAL COURT.
Lemuel Shaw, of Boston, Chief Justice.
Chas. A. Dewey, of Northampton,
Ttieron Metcalf, of Boston,
Geo. T. Bigelow, of do.
Benj F. Thomas, of Worcester, |
Pliny Merrick, of do. J
Horace Gray, Jr.,of Boston, Reporter.
John H. Clifford, of do. Attorney General.
Geo. C. Wilde, of ■ "
UNITED STATES COUETS.
of Boston,
- of Boston,
of Boston,
- of Sandwich,
of Boston,
of Boston, -
of Boston,
Associate
Justices.
do. 7
do.;
Clerks
Joseph Willard, of
Law Terms.
At Boston, for the Counties of Sufiblk and
Nantucket, 1st Tuesday of March.
At Lenox, for the County of Berkshire, 2d
Tuesday of September.
At Northampton, for the Counties of Hamp-
shire, Franklin and Hampden, on Monday
next preceding 4th Tuesday of September.
At Worcester, for the County of Worcester,
1st Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday of
September.
At Cambridge, for the County of Middlesex,
on the 3d Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday
of September.
At Taunton, in the County of Bristol, and
at Plymouth, in the County of Plymouth, alter-
nately ; beginning at Tdunton, for the Coun-
ties of Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable, and
Circuit Judge.
District Judge.
District Attorney.
Marshal.
- Deputy Marshals.
Clerk of Circuit Court.
■ Clerk of District Court.
Dukes County, on the 4th Tuesday next after
the 4th Tuesday of September, 1852, and at
Plymouth, for the same counties, on the 4th
Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday of Sep-
tember, 1853.
At Dedham, for the County of Norfolk, 5th
Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday of Sep-
tember.
At Salem, for the County of Esses, 6th
Tuesday after the 4th Tuesday of September.
Terms for the Trial of Jury Cases.
At Dedham, for the County of Norfolk, 3d
Tuesday of February.
At Lowell, fur the County of Middlesex, 2d
Tuesday of April.
At Worcester, for the County of Worcester,
6th Tuesday after 1st Tuesday of March.
At Greenfield, for the County of Franklin,
2d Tuesday of September.
At Northampton, for the County of Hamp-
shire, 7th Tuesday next after 1st Tuesday of
March.
At Taunton, for the County of Bristol, 7th
Tuesday next after the 1st Tuesday of March.
At New Bedford, tor the County of Bristol,
2d Tuesday of November.
At Ipswich, for the County of Essex, 8th
Tuesday after the 1st Tuesday of March.
At Springfield, for the County of Hampden,
8th Tuesday after the 1st Tuesday of March.
At Springfield, for the County of Hampden,
1st Tuesday of September.
At Barnstable, for the Counties of Barnsta-
ble and Dukes, 9th Tuesday next after Ist
Tuesday of March.
At Lenox, for the County of Berkshire, 10th
Tuesday next after 1st Tuesday of March.
\_See Abstract of Act 405, 07i page 33.]
At Plymouth, for the County of Plymouth,
10th Tuesday next after the 1st Tuesday of
March.
At Nantucket, for the County of Nantucket,
1st Tuesday of July.
At Boston, for the County of Suffolk, 7th
Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday of Sep-
tember.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
! Associate
Justices.
Clerks.
COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.
Edward Mellen, of Wayland, Chief Justice.
Horatio By ingfton, of Stockbr'ge, "]
Jonathan C. Perkins,of Salem, (
Ebenezer R. Hoar, of Concord,
Henry W. Bishop, of Lenox,
Geo. N. Briggs, of Pittsfield,
Geo. P. Sanger, of Boston,
Geo. C. Wilde, > ^p t> .
Joseph Willard, | ^^ Boston^
District Attorneys.
Charles R. Train, of Framingham, Northern
District.
Lincoln F. Brigham, of New Bedford, South-
ern District.
P. E. Aldrich, of Barre, Middle District.
Ezra Wilkinson, of Dedham, South Eastern
District.
Henry L. Dawes, of Adams, Western Dis-
trict.
Alfred A. Abbott, of Danvers, Eastern Dis-
trict.
MUNICIPAL COURT OP THE CITY
OP BOSTON.
The Justices of the C. C. Pleas, ex officio,
are Judges of this Court.
George W. Cooley, Commonwealth's Attor-
ney for Suffolk County.
Thomas W. Phillips, Clerk.
Henry Homer, Crier.
This Court is holden the first Monday in
each month.
The Court of Common Pleas is holden,
At Boston, for the County of Suffolk, 1st
Tuesdays of January, April, July and Octo-
ber.
At Salem, for the County of Esses, 4th
Monday of January. {Criminal.) 3d Mon-
day of March. {Civil.)
At Newburyport, for the County of Essex,
4th Monday of May. {Criminal.) 3d Mon-
day of September. {Civil.)
At Ipswich, for the County of Essex, 3d
Monday of June. {Civil.)
At Lawrence, for the County of Essex, 2d
Monday of October. {Criminal.) 3d Mon-
day of December. {Civil.)
At Cambridge, for Middlesex County, 2d
Monday in February. Criminal.) 2d Mon-
day of December. ( Civil.)
At Concord, for Middlesex County, 4th
Monday in June. {Criminal.) 2d Monday
of March and June. {Civil.)
At Lowell, for Middlesex County, 3d Mon-
day in October. {Criminal.) 1st Monday in
Sept. {Civil.)
At Northampton, for Hampshire County, 2d
Monday of June and 3d Monday of December.
(Criminal.) 3d Monday of February and of
October, and 1st Monday of June. {Civil.)
At Greenfield, for Franklin County, 3d
Monday of March, and 2d Mondays of August
and November.
At Springfield, for Hampden County, 3d
Monday of May, and 1st Monday of December.
{Criminal.) 2d Mondays of March and June,
and Ist Monday of October. (Civil.)
At Lenox, for Berkshire County, 1st Mon-
days of January and July. (Criminal.) 4th
Mondays of February, June and October.
{Civil.) ISee Abstract of Act 405, on page 33.]
At Dedham, for Norfolk County, 4th Mon-
day of April, 3d Mondays of September and
December.
At Plymouth, for Plymouth County, 2d
Mondays of April and August, 1st Monday of
December.
At Taunton, for Bristol County, 1st Monday
of Feb. and 2d Mondays of March and Sep-
tember.
At New Bedford, for Bristol County, 2d
Mondays of June, July and December.
At Barnstable, for Barnstable County, 1st
Tuesday next after 1st Monday of April, and
1st Tuesday of September.
At Nantucket, for Nantucket County, Ist
Monday of June and October.
At Edgartown, for Dukes County, last Mon-
days of May and September.
At Worcester, for Worcester County, 3d
Monday of January, the last Monday of May,
and 4th Monday of September. {Criminal.)
1st Monday of March, 3d Monday of June,
Monday next after 4th Monday of August, and
1st Monday of December. {Civil.)
MASTERS IN CHANCERY.
Berkshire County.
Lester Filley, Otis.
Bristol County.
Edwin L. Barney, New Bedford ; Horatio
Pratt, Taunton.
Essex County.
Nathan W. Harmon, Lawrence; John G.
King, David Roberts, Salem.
Hampden County.
Erasmus D. Beach, Springfield.
Middlesex County.
Josiah G. Abbott, Lowell ; George W. War-
ren, Charlestown ; Ezra Ripley, Cambridge.
Norfolk County.
James M. Keith, Roxbury; Nathaniel F.
Safford, Dorchester,
Plymouth County.
Ebenezer T. Fogg, Scituate.
Suffolk County.
Wm. J. Hubbard, Wm. Mnot, John Cod-
man, Chas. C. Nutter, Boston.
Worcester County.
Isaac Davis, J. Henry Hill, Wm. B. Max-
well, Francis Wayland, Jr., Alexander H.
Bullock, Worcester.
BOARDS OF COMMISSIONERS
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POLICE COURTS.
Police Court of Adams.
Andrew A. Richmond, Justice. Charles
Marsh, Special Justice. Joel Bacon, Clerk.
Police Court of Blackstone.
Dan Hill, Justice. Milieus Taft, Special
Justice.
Police Court of Boston.
John Gray Rogers, Abel Gushing, Thomas
Russell, Justices.
Thomas Power, Clerk. Wm. Knapp, Seth
Tobey, S. Edwin Ireson, Assistant Clerks.
The Police Court sits every day at 9 o'clock,
A. M., and at 3, P. M., for the trial of criminal
causes. The same is also a Justices' Court, for
the trial of civil causes not exceeding 100
dollars, and is held every Saturday, at 9 o'clock,
A. M.
Police Court of Camhridge.
John S. Ladd, Justice. Geo. AV. Livermore,
Special Justice.
Police Court of Fall River.
Louis Lapham, Justice. James Ford, Spe-
cial Justice.
Police Court of Haverhill.
Wm. Taggart, Justice. Moses F. Peaslee,
Special Justice.
Police Court of Lawrence.
William Stevens, Justice. Daniel Saunders,
Jr., Geo. W. Benson, Special Justices.
Police Court of Lowell.
Nathan Crosby, Justice. Joel Adams, ^e-
cial Justice.
Police Court of Lynn.
Thomas B. Newhall, Justice. James R.
Newhall, Benj. F. Mudge, Special Justices. T.
B. Newhall, Clerk.
Police Court of Milford.
John S. Scammell, Justice. Lyman May-
nard. Special Justice.
Police Court of New Bedford.
Oliver Prescotf, Justice. H. H. Crapo and
B. Coombs, Special Justices. Francis L. Por-
ter, Clerk,
Police Court of Newhuryport.
Stephen W. Marston, Justice. John Cook,
Special Justice.
Police Court of Pitstfield.
Matthias R.Lanckton, Justice. Phinehas L.
Paige, Special Justice.
Police Court of Salem.
J. G. Waters, Justice. Geo. Andrews,
Wm. C Prescott, Special Justices. Samuel
P. Andrews, Clerk.
Police Court of Springfield.
Jas. H. Morton, Justice. Harvey Chapin,
Chas. A. Winchester, Special Justices.
Police Court of Taunton.
Chester I. Reed, Justice. James P. Ellis,
Special Justice.
Police Court of Worcester.
Wm. N. Greene, Justice. J. W. Wetherell,
Elisha Fuller, Special Justices. Samuel V.
Stone, Clevk.
BOARDS OP COMMISSIONERS.
Bank Commissioners.
Office 85 State st, Boston.
Samuel Phillips, Newburyport ; William B.
Calhoun, Springfield; Henry B. Groves, of
Salem.
Commissioners concerning Alien Passengers.
Peleg W. Chandler, Joseph Mitchell, of
Boston, and Albert G. Goodwin, Superintend-
ent of Alien Passengers, 59 Long wt'., Boston.
Commissioners for Prevising and Reforming
Proceedings in Courts of Justice.
Nathaniel J. Lord, Salem ; Reuben A. Chap-
man, Springfield.
Commissioners of Pilots.
Caleb Curtis, Henry K. Loring, of Boston.
Commissioners to procure a nev) Chart of Boston
Harbor.
S. S. Lewis, Ezra Lincoln.
Commissioners concerning Boston Harbor and
Back Bay.
Appointed 1852.
John A. Bolles, Winchester; Giles H.Whit-
ney, Templeton ; Wm. H. Swift, Boston.
Commissioners concerning site of New State
Prison.
Appointed 1852.
Thomas E. Payson, Rowley ; Andrew J.
Lewis, Lanesboro' ; Albion M. Merrill, Grove-
land.
Commissioners concerning Paupers having no
legal settlement in the State.
Appointed 1852.
David Perkins, Fall River ; Edward L.
Keyes, Dedham ; James I. Maguire, Lowell.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Commissioners concerning Cape Cod Harbor.
Appointed 1852.
Obed Brooks, Jr., Harwich ; George B.
Loring, Sdlem ; James Small, Truro.
Commissioner to remove the Boundary Monu-
ment between Massachusetts Sf Rhode Island.
Appointed 1852.
Erasmus D. Beach, Springfield.
Commissioners of Maine and Massachusetts to
divide Public Lands.
Appointed 1852.
Charles B. Hali, Boston, Massachusetts;
Isaac S. Small, Wales, Mass.; Elbridge Gerry,
Waterford, Maine ; Geo. P. Sewall, Oldtown,
Maine.
Commissioners to widen Draws in Bridges over
Mystic River.
Appointed 1853. [Act 121.]
Simon Borden, Fall River ; Christopher G.
Ripley, Boston ; James C. Doane, Cohasset.
Commissioners concerning Enlargement of the
State House.
Appointed 1853. [Resolve 191.]
Charles H. Warren, Boston ; Samuel K.
Hutchinson, Lowell; A W. Thaxter, Jr.,
Boston.
Commissioner to superintend Bridge of E. R. R.
and G. J. R. R. §' D. Co.
Appointed 1853. [Act 306 of 1852.]
Ebenezer Barker, Charlestown.
Commissioner to superintend widening of Draw
in Maine R. R. Bridge.
Appointed 1853. [Act 64.]
Ezra Lincoln, Boston.
Commissioner concerning Marblehead Harbor.
Appointed 1853. [Resolve 72.]
James Hayward, Boston.
Commissioner concerning Jails.
Appointed 1853. [Resolve 7 7.]
Christopher W. Bellows, of Pepperell.
Commissioner concerning Draw in Union R. R.
Co's Bridge.
Appointed 1853. [Act of 1848.]
Christopher G. Ripley, Boston.
Commissioners concerning Cape Cod and East
Harbors.
Appointed 1853. [Resolve 45.]
Francis Brinley, Boston; Isaaf^ L. Hedge,
Plymouth ; ^Nehemiah Brown Jr., Saiem.
Commissioners concerning a Digest of the Insu?'-
ance Laws.
Appointed 1853. [Resolve 82.]
Alexander H. Bullock, Worcester; Daniel
N. Dewey, Williamstown.
Commissioners Concerning Digest of the Pilot
Laws.
Appointed 1853. [Resolve 32.]
Geo. Bemis, Boston ; Geo. Wilson, Marble-
head; Joseph C. Delano, New Bedford.
Commissioner to superintend Bridge over Boston
and Lowell R. R.
Appointed 1853. [Act 387.]
Ebenezer Barker, Charlestown.
Commissioner concerning Mt. Washington Ave.
Appointed 1853. [Act 255.]
Ezra Lincoln, Boston.
Commissioners concerning the State Reform
School for Girls.
[Resolve 52 of 1854.]
John H. Wilkins and Henry B. Rogers,
Boston ; Frank B. Fay, Chelsea.
Commissioners concerning Rebuilding Charles
River Bridge.
Appointed May 12, 1854. [Act 451 of 1854.]
Ebenezer Barker, Agent. John S. Holmes,
Boston, and Robert Keith, Boston, Commission-
ers to superintend rebuilding. James Adams,
Mayor of Charlestown, Commissioner.
Commissioners concerning Fisheries in Taunton
River.
Appointed April 17, 1854. [Resolve 22 of
1854.]
George Marston, Barnstable ; Henry G.
Gray, Marblehead ; Wiilard Nye, New Bedford.
Commissioners concerning Building Bridge on
Middlesex Railroad.
Appointed July 21, 1854. [Act 434 of 1854.]
Wm. S. Whitwell, Samuel Dennison, Jr.,
Newton ; Newell A. Thompson, Boston.
Commissioners under Act incorporating the
Boston and Chelsea Railroad Co.
Appointed June 2, 1854. [Act 445 of 1854.]
Wm. S. Whitwell, Newton; Newell A.
Thompson, Boston ; Samuel Jennison, Jr.,
Newton.
Commissioners to establish lines in Mystic River,
Boston Harbor and Dorchester Bay.
Appointed July 7, 1854. [Resolve 36 of 1854.]
Henry W. Kinsman, Newburyoort: Chas.
H. Davis, Cambridge ; Edward li. Eldridge,
Boston.
Commissioners for reporting a Plan for revis-
ing and consolidating the General Statutes.
Appointed June 2, 1854. [Resolve 68 of 1854.]
John M. Williams, Boston ; Jonathan E.
Field, Stockbridge ; David Aiken, Greenfield.
Commissioners concerning Lunatics and the
Lunatic Hospital at Worcester.
Appointed June 2,1854. [Resolve 64 of 1854.]
Levi Lincoln, Worcester; Edward Jarvis,
Dorchester ; Increase Sumner, Gt. Barringion.
COMMISSIONEIIS.
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Commlsslnners concerning Railroad Crossinr/s.
Appointed June 2, 1854. [Resolve 82 of 1854.]
Natlian Hale, Boston ; Reuben A. Chapman,
Springfield ; Samuel A. Eliot, Boston.
Commissioner concerning the erection of a
Monument commemorative of American
Independence.
Appointed May 12, 1854. [Act 296 of 1854.]
Chas. Francis Adams, of Quincy.
Commissioners concrrning Sinking Fund of
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
[Act 287 of 1854.]
The Treasurer of the Commonwealth and
the Treasurer of the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad Company, for the time being, and
Thomas Hopkinson, Boston.
Commissioner concerning Midland Railroad.
Appointed Jan. 7, 1854. [Act 268 of 1850.]
Ezra Lincoln, Boston.
COMMISSIONERS,
Resident in 3fassachusetts, appointed by other States, to take testimony to be used, and
Acknowled";ment of Deeds to be recorded, in said States.
ALABAMA.
Adams, C. B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T.
Austin, Ivers J. "
Browne, Causten *'
Buck, Edward "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benj. H. "
Giles, Alfred E.
Healey, John P. '♦
Jackson, Abraham, Jr. "
Fields, Jona. E. Stockbridge.
Leonard, Norman T. Wes(field.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
ARKANSAS.
Adams, C. B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T. "
Currier, B. H.
CALIFOBXrA.
Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T. "
Austin, Ivers J. "
Bates, Sam'l W. "
Burbank, Robert I. "
Currier, Benjamin 11. "
Dana, Richard H., Jr. "
Dyer, M., Jr.
Gray, Horace, Jr. "
Hastings, G. K
Hale, Geo. S.
Sharp, Daniel "
Thacher, George M. "
Osgood, J. B. F. Salem.
Leonard, N. T. IVestfield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
CONNECTICUT.
Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T. "
Austin, Ivers J. "
Bates, Sam'l W.
BoUes, John A.
Browne, George M. "
Buck, Edward "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Burbunk, Robert I. "
Cheever, Tracy P. "
Currier, Benjamin H. "
Demond, Charles "
Dexter, Thomas A. Boston.
Dyer, M., Jr.
Ely, Alfred B.
Hale, George S. "
Hastings, Geo. R. "
Holmes, John S. "
Mayo, Charles "
Minns, George W. "
Nickerson, Joseph "
Nutter, Charles C. "
Plimpton, Silas F. "
Putnam, John P. "
Sharp, Daniel "
Smith, ^Y. H. L.
Thornton, J. Wingate "
Bryant, Walter A. Baire.
Briggs, G. P. Lawrence.
Gaston, William, Roxbury.
Seamans, Otis A. Springfield.
Palmer, Billings, Sheffield.
Leonard. N. T. Westfield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
Stoddard, E. B.
DELAAVAEE.
Adams, C. B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T.
Currier, Benj. H. *'
Leonard, Norman T. Westfield,
Hill, J. Henry. Worcester.
TLORIDA.
Adams, C. B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T.
Austin, Ivers J. "
Browne, Causten "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benjamin H. "
Dexter, Thomas A. "
Parker, Francis E. "
Smith,W. H. L.
Leonard , Norman T. Westfield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
Adams, Chas. B. F. Boston.
Bigelow, Prescott "
Buck, Edward "
Currier, Benj. H. "
Dexter, Thomas A. "
Griswold, A. W,
ILLINOIS.
Adams, C. B. F.
Angell, Geo. T. "
Austin, Ivers J. "
Brooks, F. A.
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benj. H. "
Ely, Alfred B. "
Hobbs, Wm., Jr. "
Jackson, A., Jr. "
Lynde, A. V.
Mayo, Charles '<
Briggs, Geo. P. Lawrence.
Palmer, Billings, Sheffield.
Leonard, Norman T. Westfield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
Stoddard, E. B.
INDI.\NA.
Adams, C. B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T. *'
Austin, Ivers J. "
BoUes, John A. "
Browne, Causten "
Buck, Edward ♦♦
Buckingham, Joseph U. "
Currier, Benj. K. "
Ely, Alfred B.
Harris, Geo. S. "
Morse, Nathan "
Thacher, Geo. M. "
Thornton, J. W. "
Webb, Seth, Jr.
Leonard, N. T. Westfield.
Davis, Isaac, Worcester.
Hill, J. Henrv,
Stoddard, E. B. "
IOWA.
Adams, C. B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T. "
Austin, Ivers J. "
Bates, Sam'l W. "
Browne, Causten "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benjamin H. "
Dickinson, Frederic W. "
Eastman, J. "
Harris, Geo. S. "
Mayo, Charles "
Pond, Benjamin "
Tilton, Warren "
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Webb, Seth, Jr., Bosion.
Noyes, Samuel B. Cantoyi.
Leonard, Norman T. Wesfjicld.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
Adams, C. B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T.
Austin, Ivers J. "
Buck, Edward "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Beiij. H.
Dickinson, F. W. "
Ely, Alfred B.
Harlow, Thos. S.
Pond, Benjamin "
Sharp, Daniel "
Thornton, J. Wingate "
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
LOUISIANA.
Adams, Chas. B F. Bosion.
Andrews, John L. "
Angell, Geo. T.
Betton, Geo. E. "
Buck, Edward "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benj. H. "
Dehon, William "
Ely, Alfred B.
Hilliard, William
Minns, Geo. VV. "
Minot, George "
Morse, Nathan "
Nutter, Chas. C. "
Prince Frederic O. "
Rice, Geo. E. "
Sanger, Geo. P. •'
Smith, Wm. H. L.
Thornton, J. Wingate "
Webb, Seth, Jr.
Leonard, Norman T. Wesfjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
Abbot, James A.
Adams, Charles B. F.
Allen, F. H.
Allen, A. O.
Allen, Chas. E.
Angell, Geo. T.
Atkinson, Jacob
Austm, Ivers J.
Bates, Sam'l W.
Betton, Ninian C.
Bigelow, John P.
Blake, Edward
BoUes, John A.
Brooks, Francis A.
Buck, Edward
Buckingham, Joseph H.
Burbunk, Robert I.
Butler, Benj.
Chandler, Peter W.
Cotterell, Asa
Cooke, Benj. F.
Currier, Benjamin H.
Dana, Edward A.
Demond, Charles
Dexter, Thomas A.
Dodge, John C.
Dudley, Eldridge G.
Ely, Alfred B.
Emerson, J. W.
Fiske, Augustus H.
Fuller, H. Weld
Giles, Alfred E.
Gooch, Daniel W.
Boston.
Harlow, Thomas S. Boston.
Hart, S. Rowland '*
Hale, Geo. S.
Hayes, Francis B. "
Hodges, Edward F. "
Jackson, Abraham, Jr. "
Jewell, Harvey "
Joy, Albion K. P. "
Kingsbury, G. H. "
Kettelle, Jacob Q. "
Knapp, Wm. "
Lynde, Alonzo V. "
Maine, S. C. "
Mayo, Charles "
Minns, George W. "
Moore, Edward N. "
Nichols, John P. "
Nickcrson, Joseph "
Nutter, Charles C. "
Nutter, T. F. "
Otis, Edmund B. "
Parraenter. Wm. E. "
Phillips, Thomas W. "
Pond, Benjamin "
Rice, George E. "
S:<nger, Geo. P. "
Sharp, Daniel "
Smith, W. H. L.
Stevens, Oliver "
Thacher, George M. "
Thornton, J. AVingate "
Washburn, Alexander C. "
Washburn, Frederick L. "
Watts, Francis 0. *'
Walker, William L. "
Wheelock, Peter S. "
WiUard, Paul, Jr.
May hew, T. G. Edgartoicn.
Webber, John, Gloucester.
Gay, Ebenezer, Hincjham.
Briggs, George P. Lawrence.
Weed, Dan, "
Brown, Samuel A. Lowell.
Caverly, Robert B. "
Richardson, Wm. A. "
Chilson, H. H. Northatnpton.
Roberts, David, Siletn.
Fields, Jona.E. Stockbridge.
Leonard, N. T. V/estfield.
Hall, Elijah F. Weymouth.
Davis, Isaac, Worcester.
Goodrich, Jesse W. "
Hill, J. Henry,
Prentiss, Addison, "
Stoddard, E.B.
MARYLAND.
Adams, C. B. F. Boston,
Angell, Geo. T.
Austin, Ivers J. "
Ball, Joshua D. "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benj. H. "
Ely, Alfred B.
Griggs, George "
Fiske, Augustus H. "
Guild, Samuel E. "
Jackson, Abraham, Jr. "
Washburn, Frederick L. "
Newell, Charles S. Laicrence.
Phillips, Stephen H. Saletn.
Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
MICHIGAN.
Adams, C. B. F.
Angell, Geo. T.
Austin, Ivers J.
Brooks, F. A.
Buck, Edward
Boston.
Buckingham, Joseph H. Boston.
Currier, Benj. H. "
Dickinson, Frederic W, "
Ely, Alfred B. "
Hubbard, Nath'l D.
Johnson, Henry A. "
Kettelle, Jacob Q. '*
Kingsbury, Geo. H. "
Morton, M., Jr. "
Livermore, Geo. W. Cambridge.
Colt, Ezekiel R. Pittsfield.
Palmer, Billings, Sheffield.
Fields, Jona. E. Stockbridge.
Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
Stoddard, E. 15. "
MINNESOTA.
Adams Chas. B. F. Boston,
Angell, Geo. T.
Browne, Causten "
Otis, Edmund B. *'
MISSISSIPPI.
Adams, Chas. B. F. Bosion.
Angell, Geo. T.
Austin, Ivers J. "
Cunier, Benj. H. "
Jackson, Abraham, Jr. "
Thacher, Geo. M. "
Thornton, J. Wingate "
Hinckley, S. L. Northampton.
Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.
MissorKi.
Adams, C. B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T.
Austin, Ivers J. "
Bigelow, Horatio '*
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benj. H. "
Giles, Alfred E. "
Jackson, A., Jr. "
Johnson, Henry A. "
Otis, Edmund B. "
Sharp, Daniel "
Woodman, Horatio "
Briggs, Geo. P. Laicrence.
Leonard, Norman T. Westjield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Abbott, James A. Boston.
Adams, Chas. B. F. "
Angell, Geo. T. "
Austin, Ivers J. "
Barnes, Isaac 0. "
Bates, Sam'l W. "
Betton, Ninian C. "
Bigelow, John P. "
Bolles, John A. "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Burbunk, Robert I. "
Butler, Benjamin "
Butters, William "
Chase, Cyrus "
Currier, Benjamin H. "
Dana, Edward A. "
Dexter, Thomas A. "
Dow, Nathan T. "
Dudley, Eldridge G. "
Duncklee, Mark F. "
Dyer, M., Jr. "
Eastman, J. "
Ely, Alfred B. "
Emerson, J. W. "
Fiske, Auaustus H. "
Gilchrist, D. S.
Griswold, Almon W. "
Hale, George S. '*
Hayes, Francis B. "
COMMISSIONERS.
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Hazelton, Horace L. Boston.
Healey, John P. "
Hubbard, Nathaniel D. "
Hutchins, Horace G, ♦'
Jewell, Harvey "
Joy, Albion K. P. "
Lynde, Alonzo V. "
Mason, David H. "
Mayo, Charles "
Morton, Marcus, Jr. "
Nash, Stephen G. "
Nickerson, Joseph "
Nutter, Charles C. "
Nutter, Thomas F. "
Oliver, Peter "
Parker, Henry M. "
Peirce, Roger N. "
Pike, Charles E. «'
Plumer, William "
Pond, Benjamin "
Price, E. Sewall «'
Rogers, William "
Smith. W. H. L.
Thacher, George M. "
Thornton, J. JVVingate "
Ware, Thornton K. Fitchburg.
Wheelock, Peter S. "
WiUard, P., Jr.
Kittredge, Alfred, Haverhill.
Jones, J. P. Georgetown.
Bordman, Benjamin, Lawrence.
Briggs, George P. "
Clark, Joseph F. "
Weed, Dan, "
Dinsmoor, James, Lowell.
Beard, I. W.
Brown, Alpheus R. "
Ladd, Jona. "
Richardson, Wm. A. "
Dudley, James H. Miltoti. ■
Martin, Nathan C. "
Phillips, Stephen H. Salem.
Soule, Augustus L. Sprmgjield.
Walker, George, " '
Leonard, N. T. Westjield.
Hall, Elijah F. Weymouth.
Davis, Isaac, Worcester.
Hill, J. Henry,
Stoadard, E. B. "
Morril, David L. Winchendon.
Tyler, Benj. O.
NEAV JEKSET.
Adams C. B. F. Boston.
BoUes, John A. "
Currier, Benjamin H. "
Ely, Alfred B. "
Phillips, Geo. W. "
Leonard, Norman T
Barton, Wm. ti. Worcester.
NEW MEXICO.
Adams, Chas. B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T.
NEW YORK.
Angell, Geo. T. Boston.
Avery, Edward "
Buckmgham, Joseph H. "
Hale, Geo. S.
Hillard, George S. ««
Lothrop, Thornton K. "
Nutter, C. C.
Pearson, Eliphalet "
Smith, Wm. H. L. "
Watts, Francis O. "
Mitchell, Walter, Bradford.
Soule, Augustus L. Chicopee.
Hill, Henry J. Great Barrington.
Kimball, Charleo, Ipswich.
Brainard, Almon, Greenfield.
Tucker, George J. Lenox,
Caverly, Ptobert B. Loioell.
Richardson, W. A. "
Eliot, Thos. D. New Bedford.
Bunker, James M. Nantucket.
Jennison, Samuel, Jr. Neicton.
Hinckley, Sam'l L. Northampton.
Colt. Ezekiel 11. Pittsfield.
Phillips, Stephen H. Salem.
Roberts, David, Salem.
Palmer, Billings, Sheffield.
Bond, Ephraim W. Springfield.
Walker, George "
Soule, Augustus L. "
Pearson, Eliphalet, Waltham.
Greene, W. C. Ware.
Leonard, Norman T. Westfield.
Dewey, Daniel N. Williamstoion.
Barton. William S. Worcester.
Davis, Isaac "
Hill, J. Henry
Stoddard, E. B. "
NORTH CAHOLINA,
Adams, Chas. B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T.
Austin, Ivers J. "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benj. H. "
Thornton, J. Wingate "
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
OHIO.
Adams, Chas. B. F. Boston.
Angell, Geo. T.
Austin, Ivers J. "
Bates, Sam'l W. "
BoUes, John A. »«
Browne, Caustea "
Buck, Edward «'
Buckingham, Joseph H. •'
Burbank, Uobert L «'
Choate, Frederick W. "
Currier, Benj. H. <«
Egan, James '«
Ely, Alfred B.
Gray, Horace, Jr. "
Hayward, Charles "
Hodges, Edward F. "
Johnson, Henry A. "
Lynde, Alonzo V. "
Mason, David H, "
Minns, Geo. W. «'
Otis, Edmund B. "
Parker, Francis E. "
Parker, Henry M. "
Pond, Benjamin "
Ranney, Ambrose A. "
Rice, Geo. E. •'
Sharp, Daniel "
Thornton, J. Wingate "
Webb, Seth, Jr.
Wheelock, Peter S. "
Briggs, G. P. Laiorence.
Colt, Ezekiel R. Pittsfield.
Phillips, Stephen H. Salem.
Palmer, Billings, Sheffield.
Walker, George, Springfield.
Fields, Jona. E. Stockbridge.
Leonard, N. T. Westfield.
Davis, Isaac, Worcester.
Hill, J. Henry
Stoddard, E. B. "
OREGON.
Agnell, Geo. T. Boston.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Adams, C B. F, Boston.
Angell, Geo. T. "
Austin, Ivers J. "
BoUes, John A. "
Buck, Edward "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Burbunk, Robert 1. "
Currier, Benjamin H. Boston.
Dexter, Thomas A. "
Ely, Alfred B.
Griswold, Almon W. «'
Hodges, Edward F. "
Hubbard, Nathaniel D. "
Minns, George W. "
Morton, Marcus, Jr. "
Nutter, Charles C. "
Prince, Frederic 0. "
Story, Isaac, Jr. "
Story, Wm. W. "
Thornton, J. Wingate "
Newell, Chas. S. Lawrence.
Whitman, Chas. K. Nantucket.
Gaston, Wm. Roxbury.
Hinckley, S. L. Northampton.
Chilson, H. H.
Colt, Ezekiel R. Pittsfield.
Leonard, N. T. Westfield.
Goodrich, Jesse W. Worcester.
Hill, J. Henry.
RHODE ISLAND.
Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.
Ames, Isaac "
Angell, Geo. T. ««
Austin, Ivers J. "
Bates, Samuel W. "
Browne, Causten "
Buck, Edward "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benjamin H. "
Dexter, William S, »'
Griggs, George "
Harlow, T. S. "
Hilliard, William "
Jackson, Abraham, Jr. "
Keith, James M. "
Mayo, Charles "
Perkins, David "
Sharp, Daniel "
Washburn, Alex. C. "
Webb, Seth, Jr.
Wheelock, Peter S. "
Train, Charles R. Framingham.
Briggs, George P. Lawrence.
Boardman, Benjamin "
Martin, Nathau C. MiUon.
Roberts, David, Salem.
Gaston, W. Roxbury.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
Davis, Isaac "
Stoddard, Elijah B. "
Wayland, F. Jr. "
Brigham, Lincoln F. N. Bedford.
Pitman, Robert C. "
Perkins, David, Fall River.
Morton, James H.
Seaman, Otis A.
Harlow, Thomas S. Medford.
Leonard, Norman T. Westfield.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Adams, Charles B. F. Boston
Angell, George T. "
Bates, Samuel W. "
Currier, Benjamin H. "
Dexter, Thomas A. "
Egan, James "
Ely, Alfred B. •«
Gray, Horace, Jr. "
Griggs, George "
Hilhard, William
Minns, George W. '• \
Hinckley, S. L. Northampton.
Leonard, Norman T. Westfield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
TENNESSEE.
Adams, C. B. F. Bosioti
Angell, George T. "
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Austin, Ivers J. Boston.
Bigelow, George T. "
Browne, Causten "
Buckingham, Joseph li. "
Currier, Benjamin II. "
Otis, Edmund B. "
Thacher, George M. "
Thornton, J. Wingate "
Leonard, Norman T. Westfield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
TEXAS.
Adams, C. B. F. Boston.
Angell, George T.
Aspinwall, Wra. "
Brinley, Francis "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Cooke, Benjamin F. '•
Currier, Benjamin H. "
Hale, George S. "
Wyman, Oliver C. "
Leonard, N. T. Westjield.
UTAH.
Angell, George T. Boston.
VERMONT.
Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.
Angell, George T. •'
Albee, Sumner "
Austin, Ivers J. "
Bates, Samuel W. "
Betton, Ninian C. "
Bigelow, John P. *'
BoUes, John A. "
Buckingham, Joseph H. "
Currier, Benjamin H. "
Ely, AUred B.
Griggs, George "
Griswold, Almon "W. "
Hale, George S. Boston.
Hayes, Francis B. "
Hodges, Edward F. "
Hubbard, Josiah VV. "
Jewell, Harvey "
Keith, James M. "
Mason, Lyman "
Pond, Benjamin "
Ranney, Ambrose A. "
Richardson, Nathaniel "
Smith, Chauncy "
Smith, William H. L.
Thornton, J. Wingate "
Wheelock, Peter S.
Wakefield, Thomas L.
Wellington, Hiram "
Webb, Seth, Jr. "
Willard, P., Jr.
Briggs, George P. Lawrence.
Ladd, Jonathan Lowell.
Webster, Wm. P. "
Crafts, Wm. A. Roxbury.
Phillips, Stephen H. Salem.
Fields, Jona. E. Stockbridge.
Seaman s, Otis A. Springfield.
Hall, Elijah F. Weymouth.
Tyler, B- O. Wiiichendon.
Hill, J. Henry Worcester.
Davis, Isaac "
Stoddard, Elijah B. "
VIRGINIA.
Adams, Charles B. F. Boston.
Angell, George T.
Austin, Ivers J.
Buckingham, Joseph H.
Currier, Benjamin H.
Hale, Geoige S.
Jackson, Abraham, Jr.
Oliver, Peter Bostoti.
Otis, Edmund B. "
Thornton, J. Wingate "
Tilton, Warren "
Aldrich, P. Emery, Barre.
Leonard, Norman T. Westfield.
Hill, J. Henry, Worcester.
WISCONSIN.
Adams, C. B. F. Boston.
Angell, George T. "
Austin, Ivers J. "
Brooks, Francis A. "
Browne, Causten "
Burbank, Robert I. "
Buckingham, Joseph II. "
Butler, Benjamin "
Codman, Robert "
Currier, Benjamin H. "
Danforth, John C. "
Harris, George S. "
Hubbard, Nathaniel D. "
Johnson, Henrv A. "
Lynde, A. V. '
Mayo, Charles "
Parker, Francis E. "
Plimpton, Silas F. "
Pond, Benjamin "
Sharp, Daniel "
Washburn, Alexander C. "
Webb, Seth, Jr.
Woodman, Horatio *'
Ladd, Jonathan, Lowell.
Wilcox, Marshall, Otis.
Fields, Jonathan E. Stockbridge.
Leonard, Norman T. Westfield.
Hill, J. Henry Worcester.
Davis, Isaac "
Stoddard, Elijah B. "
COMMISSIONERS,
Resident in other States, who have been appointed by the Government of Massachusetts, to take
testimony aud depositions to be read in the Courts of Massachusetts — also to administer Oaths, and
to take the Acknowledgment of Deeds, Powers ot Attorney, and all instruments under seal to be
recorded in said Commonwealth.
[Note. — An Act was passed by the Legislature of 1854, restricting the term for which these commis'
sioners hold their office, to three years : seepage 18."]
ALABAMA.
Mobile, Mark W. Delahay.
Montgomery, Thos. Harrison.
CALIFORNIA.
Sacramento, Richard H. Stan-
ley.
San Francisco, Elbridge G.
Austin, Francis W. Bigelow,
Samuel C. Bigelow, Fred. Bil-
lings, Otis L. Bridges, Lucius
H. Chandler, Nathaniel W Chit-
tenden, Stephen I. Field, Benja-
min B. Gore, Joseph Grant, An-
drew J. Gunnison, Louis R. Lull,
Levi Marble, George F. Noyes,
Edward J. Pringle, Lewis W.
Sloat, Wm. F. Smith, Stephen
P. Webb.
Shasta, Benj. Shurtleff.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Richard G. Drake,
Erastus Smith, Henry K. W.
Welch.
Middletown, Jonathan Barnes.
New Haven, Lyman E. 'Mun-
son.
Nortoich, Levi H. Goddard,
John T. Wait.
Waterbury, Fred. J. Kings-
bury.
DISTRICT of COLUMBIA.
Washington, John F. Callan,
Francis ll. Davidge, Chas. De
Selding, Chas. C. Tucker.
FLORIDA.
Jacksonville, F. Clay Barrett.
Savannah, Wra. Crabtree, Ro-
bert Raiford, Edward G. Yfilson.
ILLINOIS.
Alt07i, Seth T. Sawyer.
Chicago, J. P. Clarkson, Chas.
N. Holden, E. C. Lamed, Frank-
lin D. Owen, Wm. H. Stickney,
John H. Thompson, Ephraim
Ward.
Sterliiig, Miles S. Henry.
Indianapolis, Wm. R. Strange.
Du Buqxie, E. M. Bissell.
Oskaloosa, {Mahaska County,)
Enoch AV. Eastman.
liENTUCKY.
Louisville, James J. Dozier,
Joseph B. Kinkaid.
LOUISIANA.
N. Orleans, John Claiborne,
George Eustis, James Graham,
Charles Victor Jonte, William
Monaghan, Walter H. Peters,
William Shannon.
MAINE.
Augtista, James L. Child,
Newton Edwards, Asaph R.
Nichols.
Bangor, John E. Godfrey, Geo.
Kent, Geo. B. Moody.
Bath, Fred. D. Sewall.
COMMISSIOISrERS.
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Belfast, Jos. Williamson, Jr.,
Bohaa P. Field.
Castine, Chas. J. Abbot.
Eastport, Bion Bradbury.
Foxcroft, Chas. P. Chandler.
Gardiner, Daniel Nutting, Ed-
mund A. Chadwick.
Portland, Edward H. Davies,
Chas. B. Merrill, Josiah Pierce,
Jr., Henry Willis.
Rockland, John C. Cochran,
David O'Brien.
Saco, Philip Eastman.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Wm. M. Addison,
Wm. F. Frick, Geo. H. Hick-
man, James B. Latimer, Jabez
D. Pratt, Archer Ropes, Thomas
Whalen, Jr. •
MICHIGAN.
Ann Arbor. Wm. S. Maynard.
Detroit, Chas. I. Walker.
Lansing, Ephraim Longyear-
Marshall, Walter Martin.
Pontiac, Joseph R. Bowman,
Erastus Thacher.
MINNESOTA.
Stillwater, Geo. F. Chester.
St. Anthony Falls, {Ramsay
County,) Geo. E. H. Days.
MISSISSIPPI.
Holly Springs, Geo. West.
Jackson, John D. Elliott.
Natchez, R. W. Wood.
Vicksburg, Francis N. Steele.
Yazoo, Robert B. Mayes.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord, John H. George.
Derry, David Currier.
Dover, Charles W. Woodman.
Keene, Francis A. Faulkner.
Nashua, Aaron P. Hughes.
New Ipswich, John Preston.
Pelham, Moody Hobbs.
Portsmouth, Wm. H. Y. Hack-
ett, Wm. B. Parker.
Tamworth, Obed Hall.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City, Geo. W. Cassedy.
Newark, Staats S. Morris.
Paterson, Peregrine Sandford.
Trenton, Fred. Kingman.
NEW YORK.
City of New York, Rufus F.
Andrews, Joseph N. Ballister,
Henry C. Banks, Horace Bar-
nard, Lebbeus Chapman, Jr.,
Robert Colbv, Edwin F. Corey,
Henry G. De Forest, John C. B.
Davis, Wm. Emerson, Dudley
Field, Chas. S. Francis, Mont-
gomery Gibbs, Francis Howland,
Jos. C. Lawrence, John Living-
ston, Chas. A. Nichols, Sylvester
Lay, Moses B. Maclay, John W.
Mitchell, Washington Murray,
John Newland, Gilbert S. Nixon,
Joseph B. Nones, George H.
Palmer, Chas. A. Peabody, John
Newton Rogers, Chas. E. Soule,
Hooper C. Van Vorst, Wm. C.
Russell, Henry D. Sedgwick,
Daniel Seixas, Redford A. Wat-
kinson, Wm. A. Woodward.
Albany, Henry Sacia, Robert
J. Hilton.
Brooklyn, Wm. G. Hammond,
Jr., Charles J. Lowry, Charles H.
Thomson.
Buffalo, Amos A. Blanchard,
Lorenzo R. Haddock, Isaiah T.
Williams.
Canandaigua, Orson Benjamin.
Ogdenshurg, Joseph F. Havens.
Rochester, Henry A. Brewster.
Syracuse, J. Lawrence Bagg.
Troy, John Fitch, Geo. Gould,
Job S. Olin.
Utica, Dexter Gilmore.
Cincinnati, Jas. Birney, Sam'l
S. Carpenter, Alex. H. McGulley,
Edward R. Newhall, Edward L.
Pierce, Wm. Schouler.
Cleveland, Daniel M. Porter,
Samuel Ross, James Wade, Jr.
Columbus, James J. French.
OREGON.
Astoria, Amory Holbrook.
Ga7-d'.ner, Geo. L. Snelling.
Oregon City, Chas. P. Culver,
Benj. F. Goodwin.
Youcalla, ( Umpqua County,)
John W. Perit Huntington.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Erie, James Sill.
Philadelphia, David B. Birney,
John Binns, Arthur M. Burton,
Edwin T. Chase, Benj. Gerhard,
James W. Paul, Henry Sargent,
Nathan Strong.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Wingate Hayes,
Joseph S. Pitman, Henry Martin.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston, Thos. Farr Capers,
George W. Egleston, Samuel J.
Hall, Francis L. Roux.
TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Hume F. Hill.
TEXAS.
Galveston, Robert D. Johnston,
Alfred F. James, Andrew J.
Yatps.
VERMONT.
St. Albans, Geo. F. Houghton,
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Samuel T. Bayley,
Wm. M. Fulton, Abel Upshur
Mayo.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
, Chas. H. Mason.
Olympia, Ehvood Evans.
WISCONSIN.
Appleton, Fred. A. Packard.
Green Bay, {Broion County,)
Edward Hicks.
Jouesville, Geo. S. Dodge,
Milwaickie, Sam'l Bishop, Benj.
Newhall, F. Ripley, Jr., John C,
Starkweather.
Mineral Point, Amasa Cobb.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER
BAEISTABLE COUNTY.
Incorporated June 2, 1685.
Number of towns, 13.
Shire town, Barnstable.
Population in 1850, 35,276.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Nyraphas Marston,
George Marston,
Timothy Keed,
Lothrop Davis,
Charles F. Swift,
David Bursley,
Judge of Probate,
Register of Probate,
Clerk of the Courts, -
Register of Deeds,
County Treasurer,
Sheriff, . . -
Deputy Sheriffs.
Barnstable, Luther Hinckley.
Breiuster, Sfrabo Clark.
Falmouth, George W. Donaldson.
Harwich, Z^binah H. Godfrey.
Orleans, Alexander Kenrick.
Provincetown, Robert Knowles.
Wellfleet, Lot Hall.
Yarmouth, Charles Sears'.
Crier of Courts.
Barnstaole, Geo. Blish.
Jailers.
Geo. H. Whelden, J3amstoWe; Samuel D.
Willianas, Provincetown.
Sessions of Courts.
Probate Court, holden in Barnstable, on the
2d Tuesdays of January, March, September
and December, and on the 3d Tuesdays of
May and June.
At Sandwich, on the 2d Tuesday of Novem-
ber.
At Falmouth, on the Wednesday next after
the 2d Tuesday of November.
At Yarmouth, on the 2d Tuesday of Au-
gust.
At Harwich, on the 3d Monday of April,
and on Tuesday next after the last Monday of
October.
At Brewster, on the Tuesday next after the
3d Monday of April.
At Dennis, on the last Monday in October.
At Orleans, on the Wednesday next after
the 3d Monday of April, and on the Wednes-
day next after the last Monday of October.
At Wellfleet, on the Thursday next after
the last Monday of October.
At Truro, on the Thursday next after the
3d Monday of April.
At Provincetown, on the Friday next after
the 3d Monday of April, and on the Friday
next after the last Monday of October.
County Commissioners.
[See abstract of Act 191, en page 24.]
John Doane, Orleans, Chairman ; Daniel A.
Smith, Provincetown; Simeon Dillingham,
Sandwich.
Barnstable,
Barnstable.
Barnstable.
Barnstable.
Yarmouth.
Barnstable.
Special Commissioners, Nathan Jenkins,
Barnstable; Jesse Collins, Eastham.
Times of Meeting. — M Barnstable, on the 2d
Tuesday of April, and 2d Tuesday of October.
Commissioners of "Wrecks.
Barnstable, Thomas Harris.
Chatham, Josiah Hardy, Jr.
Eastham, Jesse Collins, Myrick C. Horton.
Falmouth, Sylvester Bourne, Reuben E.
Swift.
Harwich, Anthony Kelly.
Orleans, Daniel Comings, George W.
Comings.
Provincetoivn, Isaiah Gifford, Godfrey Ry-
der.
Sandwich, Bariah Wing.
Truro, Thomas Cobb, Reuben R. Hopkins,
Josepli Rich, Thomas F. Small.
Wellfleet, Wm. Cleverly, Isaiah Hatch,
Robert H. Holbrook, Thomas Holbrook, 2d,
John Newcomb.
Treasurer of Marshpee.
Charles Marston, Barnstable.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Oflacers.
Barnstable, Ebenezer Bacon, Lothrop Davis,
Nymphas Marston, Timothy Reed.
Breivster, George Copeland, Winslow L.
Knowles, Jeremiah Mayo.
Dennis, James Berry.
Falmouth, A. Cornish, S. P. Bourne, F.
Davis.
Harwich, Richard Baker, Jr.
Sandicich, Seth F. Nye, Elisha Pope.
Wellfleet, Thomas Holbrook, 2d, Thomas
Newcomb.
Commissioners of Insolvency.
Barnstable, Timothy Reed.
Yarmouth, Simeon N. Small.
Public Administrators.
Barnstable, Charles Marston, Geo. Marston.
Truro, Solomon Davis.
BARNSTABLE COUNTY
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Justices of the Peace.
ilncludino, also. Justices of the Peace and Quon
dy a ', and Justices of the Peace and Quorum throughout the
donimomveallh, by a tj
Barnstable, *Ebenezer Bacon, Daniel Bas-
sett, Zenas D. Bassetjt, Charles C. Bearse,
Charles H. Bursley, Walter Crocker, *Loth-
rop Davis, *Joseph M. Day, Seth Hallett,
Nathaniel Hinckley, Ferdinand G. Kelley,
George Lovell, James N. Lovell, Frederick
Parker, *Tiaiothy Reed, Freeman Marchant,
f Charles Marston, *George Marston,*Nymphas
Marston, Josiah Sampsoa, Frederick Scudder,
*Zeno Scudder, Asa Young.
Brewster, *George Copeland, Solomon
Freeman, David Mayo, Jeremiah Mayo, An-
thony Smalley.
Chatham, Joseph Atwood, Elijah W. Car-
penter, Hiram T. Eldridge, Josiah Mayo,
Joshua Nickerson, Oliver A. ISi^ickersoD, War-
ren Rogers, Thatcher Ryder, Nathaniel
Snow, Thomas Sparrow, Ephraim Taylor.
Dennis, Joseph K. Baker, Jr. *James Ber-
ry, Obed Baker, 2d, James Chase, Jr., Nehe-
miah Crowell, Seth Crowell, Joseph Hall,
Stephen Homer, Obed Howes, Zebina Howes,
Jonathan Nickerson, Miller W. Nickerson,
Marshall S. Underwood, Scolly G. Usher,
Joshua Wixon.
Eastham, Myrick Clark, Jesse Collins, Mi-
chael Collins, Barnabas Freeman, Elijah E.
Knowles, Reuben Nickerson, Jr.
Falmouth, Samuel P. Bourne, Sylvester
Bourne, *Aaron Cornish, *Frederick Davis,
Nymphas Davis, Timothy Davis, G. W. Don-
aldson, William Green, *John Jenkins, John
C. Parker, John Robinson, Richard S. Wood.
Harwich, Isaiah Baker, *Richard Baker,
Obed Brooks, James Chase, Remark Chase,
Ephraim Doane, Nathaniel Doane, Samuel
Eldridge, Isaac Keily, Jos. P. Nickerson,
James S. Paine, Danforth S. Steel, Nathan
Underwood, Cyrus Weeks.
Orleans, *John Doane, Nathaniel Freeman,
Alfred Kenrick, John, Kenrick., Wm. P. My-
rick.
Prooincetown, Godfrey Ryder, Rufus L.
Thatcher.
Sandwich, Benjamin Bourne, Charles B,
Hall, Zenas R. Hinckley, Solomon C. How-
land, *Seth F. Nye, Zenas Nye, Howard Per
ry, Mason White.
Truro, fSolomon Davis, Samuel Dyer.
Allen Hinckley, John Kenney, Jedediah,
Shedd.
WeUfleet, Reuben Arey, Collins S. Cole,
John W. Davis, Nathaniel H. Dill, Ebeneaer
Freeman, Thomas Holbrook, 2d, Caleb Lom-
bard, John Newcomb.
Yarmouth, Alexander Baxter, James B.
Crocker, Joseph Eldridge, John Larkin, Amos
Otis, *Nathaniel S. Simpkins, *Simeon N.
Small, Elisha Taylor, Charles Thacher.
Notaries Public.
Barnstable, Daniel Bassett, Zenas D. Bas-
sett, George Lovell.
Brewster, Freeman Foster.
Chatham, Elijah W. Carpenter, Joshua G.
Nickerson, Isaiah Lewis, .Foshua Small.
Eastham, Michael Collins.
Falmouth, Knowles Butler, Frederick Da-
vis, John C. Parker, Reuben E. Swift.
Harwich, Anthony Kelly, Cyrus Weeks.
Orleans, John Kenrick.
Provincetown, Thomas Hilliard, Thos. Loth-
rop, Godfrey Ryder.
Truro, Solomon Davis.
WeUfleet, Samuel W. Holbrook, Thomas
Holbrook, '2d.
Yarmouth, David K. Akin (South.) James
B. Crocker, (Port.) John O. Thayer.
Coroners.
Barnstahle, Seth Hallett, Luther Hinckley,
Asa Young.
Chatham, Wm. Hamilton, Thomas Smith.
Dennis, Jonathan Nickerson.
Eastham, Joshua Cole.
Falmouth, Geo. W. Donaldson, Thomas
Lewis.
Harwich, Amasa Nickerson, James Chase.
Provincetown, Philip Cook.
Truro, Daniel Paine.
WeUfleet, Thomas Holbrook, 2d.
Pilots.
Harbor of Falmouth, Benjamin Edwards,
Thomas Hinckley, Wm. Robinson, Reuben E.
Swiff.
Harbor of Provincetown, Stephen Atwood,
Reuben C. Case, Nathaniel Covell, Jr., James
Cowing, A. Crowell, K. W. Freeman, J. Gal-
lagher, John Le Count, Simeon Nickerson,
Philip S. Rich.
Sandwich, ( Wing's Neck,) Joseph Hatha-
way.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
Jncorpokated April 21, 1761.
Number of towns, 32.
Shire town, Lenox.
Population in 1850, 49,591.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of Probate, - . .
Register of Probate,
Clerk of the Courts, -
Register of Deeds, North District,
Register of Deeds, ]\Iiddle District,
Register of Deeds, South District,
County Treasurer, . - -
Overseers of House of Correction,
Sheriff, - - . - -
Daniel N. Dewey,
Henry W. Taft,
Charles Sedgwick,
Kichard AVhitney,
George J. Tucker,
Isaac Seeley, -
George J. Tucker,
( Charles Sedgwick,
-l George J. Tucker,
( George S. Willis,
George S. Willis,
Williamstown.
- Lenox.
Lenox.
- Laneshorough.
Lenox.
Gt. Barrington.
Lenox.
- Lenox.
Lenox.
Pittsfield.
- Pittsffeld.
Deputy Sheriff's.
Adams, Zelotes H. Richmond.
Adams, (Nof-th,) John Holden, Josiah Q.
Robinson, 2d, Wm. Hodgkin.
Charlemont, Samuel Potter.
Cheshire, John W. Howland.
Dalton, Caleb S. Warren.
Egremont, Ezra Winchell.
Great Barrington, Edward Austin, Wm. W.
HoUenbeck.
Hinsdale, John ]\I. Tuttle.
Laneshorough, Richard K. Chappell.
Lee, A. H. Pease.
Lenox, L. M. Shepardson.
Monterey, John G. Mansur.
Pittsfield, A. W. Kellogg.
Sandisfield, E. Bosworth.
Sheffield, John Crosby, Jr.
Stockbridge, Thomas Wells.
West Stockbridge, William Jones.
Williamstown, J. R. Bulkley, S. B. Kellogg,
C. B. Penniman.
Deputy Sheriff in Hampden county.
Chester Factories, Charles W. Knox.
Crier of Courts.
Lenox, Joel Davis.
Jailer.
Lenox, Phineas Cone.
Sessions of Courts.
Probate Court, holden at Lenox, on the 1st
Tuesday and the Wednesday next after the
1st Tuesday of every month, except the Wed-
nesday next afcei- the ] st Tuesday in Februa-
ry, May, August and November.
At Adams, on the Wednesdays next after
the 2d Tuesdays of January, April, July and
October.
At Great Barrington, on the Wednesdays
next after the 1st Tuesdays in February, May,
August and November.
At Laneshorough, on the 2d Tuesdays in
January, April, July and October.
County Commissioners.
L. K. Strickland, Sandisfield, Chairman;
William Waterman, Williamstown; William
Jones, West Stockbridge.
Special Commissioners. — Elisha Rockwell,
Peru; E. P. Woodworth, Great Barrington.
Times of Meeting. — At Lenox, on the 1st
Tuesdays in January, April, July and Sep-
tember.
Commissioners of Insolvency.
Adams, Shepard Thayer.
Pittsfield, Lorenzo H. Gamwell.
Great Barrington, Charles N. Emerson.
Public Administrator.
Stockbridge, William Whitney.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.
Adams, {North,) W. E. Brayton,B. F. Rob-
inson, J. Q. Robinson.
Great Barrington, Increase Sumner, Ralph
Taylor, Billings Palmer.
Lenox, Charles SedgAvick, Geo. J. Tucker,
William S. Tucker.
Pittsfield, George N. Briggs, Ezekiel R.
Colt, Calvin Martin.
Sheffield, Bartlett Doten.
Stockbridge, Horatio Byington, C. INI. Owen.
Williatnstown, D. N. Dewey, H. L. Sabin.
Justices of the Peace.
Adams, E. Bailey, H. J. Bliss, Samuel W.
Bowerman, Hiram T. Crandall, Isaac Dean,
Wm. G. Farnsworth, Daniel Jenks, Edwin F.
Jenks, Charles Marsh, William C. Piunkett,
David Richmond, H. Tyler, D. Upton.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
57
Adaim, (North,) O. Arnold, Sanford Black-
inton, Wm. S. Blackinton, Thomas A. Bray-
ton, W. E. Bray ton, fHenry C dickering, H.
L. Dawes, Nehemiah Hodge, *Isajic Holman,
Geo. :\Iillard, *H. P. Phillips, Frederic Ptath-
bun, Andrew A. Richmond, *Benj. F. Robin-
son, *rj. Q,. Robinson, Thomas Robinson, James
T. Robinson, A. Smith, Shepard Thaver,
*VVm. H. Tyler, Abel Wetherbee, «Ezra D.
Whitaker.
Alford, fHenry E. Fitch, Reuben C.
Fitch, fE. C. Ticknor, Elijah K. Williams.
Becket, Kendall Baird, Wra. O. Bell, Gains
Carter, Mark P. Carter, Wm. H. Chapman,
Charles O. Perkins, Timothy Snov/.
Cheshire, James N. Richmond, Robert H.
Robinson, John C. Wolcott.
Clarlsburr/, Salah Clark, Eleazer Ketchum.
Dalion, Charles F. Bennett, Grove W.
Branch, Alpheus Brown, John C. Chase,
Zeuas M. Crane, Henry Ferre, Almond C.
Morse, Franklin Weston^ Grenville D. Wes-
ton.
Eqremonf, Nathan Benjamin, R. P. Brown,
*Wilbur Curtis, Charles Hutson, S. C. New-
man, Eli Parsons, James H. Rowley, Wm. W.
Stillman, Charles L. Wright.
Florida, Nahum P. Brown, Alvah B. Fair-
field, Israel Whitcomb.
Great Barrington, Phineas Chapin, George
Crane, *Charles N. Emerson, A. Giddings,
Rodney Hill, Almon 1. Loring, Billings Palm-
er, John Price, Calvin Rood, Isaac Seeley,
*Increase Sumner, Samuel B. Sumner, *Ralph
Taylor, Rowland Wharfield, Edward P. Wood-
worth.
Hancock, Leonard Doty, Silas H. Gardner,
Jason White.
Hinsdale, John Cady, O. P. Colt, Charles
J. Kittredge, Charles H. Plunkett, C. K.
Tracy.
Laneshorough, Sherman Curtis, William T.
Filley, Lyman Hall, Henry Mead, Abial
Piatt, Richard Whitney, Nathaniel B. Wil-
liams.
Lee, Hubbard Bartlett, Lewis Beach, Eli
Bradley, John Branning, Jonathan F. Cook,
William F. Fish, Harrison Garfield, Wm. P.
Hamblin, Ransom Hinman, Albert ]M. Howk,
Alexander Hyde, Frederick N. Lowry, John
Nye, George H. Phelps, Henry Smith, Frank-
lin Sturgis, Alden Werden, M. Wilcox.
Lenox, fHenry W. Bishop, Solomon Cole,
James Collins, *Charles Sedgwick, Thomas
Sedgwick, Henry W. Taft, * George J. Tuck-
er, * William S. Tucker.
Monteretj, John D. Bidwell, *E. B. Garfield,
Milton Judd, W. C. Langdon, Elias Wright.
Mount Washington, Stanton A. Campbell.
Nein Ash/onl, P. Harmon, Elihu Ingraham.
Netn Marlborough, Edwin Adams, James
N. Collar, Noah Gibson, *Seth Norton, Levi
L. Smith, Loren Smith, Augustus Turner,
Harlow S. Underwood, Ammi Warner.
Otis, Alanson Crittenden, *Lester Filley,
Ardon Judd, Elam P. Norton, Henry Sey-
mour, Norman Strickland.
Peru, Whitfield R. Bottum, Ebenezer Has-
kell, *Milo Stowell.
Pittsfield, Robert W. Adam, Jonathan Al-
len, 2d, *Phineas Allen, Phineas Allen, Jr.,
John C. Barker, Asa Barr, f Geo. N. Briggs,
Henry S. Brigss, fHenry H. Childs, Richard
C. Cogswell, *Ezekiel R. Colt, James D. Colt,
2d, Thomas Colt, James H. Dunham, L. H.
Gamwell, Thomas G. Gold, Theodore Hins-
dale, fHenry Hubbard, Jared Ingersoll, *En-
sign H, Kellogg, Matthias B. R. Lackton,
*Calvin Martin, *Edward A. Newton, John
S. Noble, Joel S. Page, Phineas L. Page,
*Thomas F. Plunkett, f Julius Rockwell, *Thos.
B. Strong, John A. Walker, Abel West, J.
C. West, George S. Willis.
Richmond, Wm. Bacon, Eleazer Williams.
Sandisfield, Henry Abbey, Ensign D. Bel-
den, Abijah Hall, Joseph H. Norton, Samuel
C. Parsons, William H. Parsons, Henry M.
Sears, Joshua M. Sears, Uriel Smith, Robert
Steadman, Jr., L. K. Strickland, Lyman
W^ebster, Edward C. Woolcott, Joslah Wool-
cott.
Savoy, Bradish Dunham, Harmon Snow,
Robert Sturtevant Jr.
Sheffield, James Bradford, Sheldon Chapin,
Ira Curtiss, Bartlett Doten, Elijah S. Deming,
^lildward F. Ensign, Sidney Jones, O. Peck,
J. Scovill.
Stoclchridge, Alanson Bennett, f Horatio By-
ington, Robert E Calpin, ^Jonathan E. Field,
*John Z. Goodrich, Jabez Lane, Charles M.
Owen, Duncan I. Perry, Marshall Warner,
Daniel R. Williams.
Tyringham, Eli G. Hale, Ezra Heath, J. W.
Sweet.
Washington, Wm. F. Bell, Philip Eames.
West StocJcbridge, Henry E. Fitch, Christo-
pher French, George G. Fosket, William
Jones, George W. Kniffin, Simon Reed, Cy-
rus H. Woodruff.
Williamstown, John M. Cole, Keyes Dan-
forth, fDaniel N. Dewey, James A. Eldridge,
Stephen Hosford. Isaac Latham, Newcomb
Lore, Benj. F. Mills, Thomas C. Phelps, *Hen-
ry L. Sabin, Augustus Starkweather, William
Torrey, Andrew J. Waterman.
Windsor, Salmon Capen, Norman Sliner,
Reuben Pierce, Levi M. Winslow, Philo
Wright.
Notaries Public.
Adams, (North,) Wm. P. Brayton, William
Martin.
Great Barrington, Charles N. Emerson,
Isaac Seeley, Billings Palmer.
Laneshorough, W. T. Filley.
Lee, Marshall Wilcox, Wm. Taylor.
Lenox, Henry W. Taft.
Pittsfield, James Buel, James D. Colt, 2d.
Stockhridge, Daniel R. Williams, Jona, E.
Field.
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER
Coroners.
Admm, *Nathan S. Babbitt, John Holden,
Isaac Holman, B. F. Robinson, Reuben Whit-
man.
Great Barrinqlnn, Isaac Avery.
Hinsdale, John M. Tuttle.
Latiesborough, Samuel Bliss.
Lee, Edwin Sturgis.
Peru, Eli Pierce.
Pitttfeld, Jared Ingersoll, Austin W. Kel-
Sandisfield, Erastus Rice.
Sheffield, Sidney Jones. E. Arnold.
Sto'ckbridae, Daniel B. Fenn.
West Sioclchridge, Wm. Jones.
WdUamstoicn, J. R. Bulkley.
Incorpoeated Junk '2
Number of towns, 19.
BRISTOL COUNTY
1G85.
County towns, Taunton and Nkw Bedford.
Population in 1850, 76,192.
Judge of Probate,
Register of Probate, - - -
Clerk of Courts,
Register of Deeds, (K District,}
" (S. District,)
County Treasurer, -
Sheriff,
COUNTY OPPICERS.
Oliver Prescott,
John Daggett,
.Tames Sproat,
Joseph Wilbar, -
Benj. K. Sayer, -
Samuel E. Townsetid,
Kobert Sherman,
Ne2V Bedford.
Taunton.
- Taunton.
Taunton.
New Bedford.
Taunton.
Pawtuchet.
Deputy Sheriffs.
Attleborough, George B. Richards, Handel
N. Daggett.
Berkley, Dean Burt.
Fall River, Paddock R. Read, Apollos
Dean.
Freetoion, Guilford Hathaway.
Neio Bedford, John Baylies, Charles D.
Burt, Wm." S. Cobb, Shubael G. Edwards,
Jacob L. Porter, ''Eliphalet Robbins, Joshua
P. Dunbar.
Seekonk, Wm. Ide.
Somerset, Cyrus M. Wheaton.
Taunton, Isaac G. Carrier, Henry F. Cobb,
Elias A. Morse.
Crier of Courts.
Taunton, Oliver Soper.
Jailers.
Isaac G. Carrier, Taunton ; Jacob L. Porter,
New Bedford.
Sessions of Courts,
Prolate Court, holden at Taunton, on Fri-
day next after the first Tuesdays of January,
June, and August, and on the first Tuesdays
of March and November.
At New Bedford, on the first Tuesdays of
February, June, and December.
At Freetown, on the first Tuesday of Jan-
uary.
At Rehohoth, on the first Tuesday of April.
At Pawtucket, on the first Friday next after
the first Tuesday of April.
At Dighton, on the 1st Friday after the 1st
Tuesday in October.
At Norton, on the first Tuesday of July.
At Westport, on the first Tuesday of August.
At Seekonk, on the first Tuesday of Sep-
tember.
At Fall River, on the first Tuesday of Oc-
tober.
At Aitlehorough, on the 1st Tuesday of May.
County Commissioners.
Elbridge G. Morton, Fairliaven, Chairman ;
Azariah Shove, Fall River; Joseph W. Ca-
pron, Attleborough.
i Special Com7mssioners, Edward Kingman,
Mansfield ; George Austin, Swansey.
Times of Meeting. — At Taunton, on the
4th Tuesdays in March and September.
Commissioners of Wrecks.
Dartmouth, Thomas Almy, Prince Sears.
New Bedford, Charles Grinnell.
Commissioners of Insolvency
Freetown, Elnathan P. Hathaway.
Neio Bedford, Joshua C. Stone.
Taunton, Edmund H. Bennett.
Public Administrators.
New Bedford, Henry H. Crapo.
Westport, Nathan C. Brownell.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Oflacers.
Fall River, Hezekiah Battelle, James Ford,
Charles J. Holmes, Foster Hooper, Phineas
W. Leland, Joseph E Read.
Freetown, E. P. Hathaway.
Nero Bedford, Rodney French, EH Haskell,
Thomas INL James, J. H. W. Page, Wm. H.
Taylor, James D. Thompson, Joseph S. Til-
linghast.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
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Pnwtucket, A. Cushraan, J. C Starkweather.
Taunton, Samuel L. Crocker, James P.
Ellis, Horatio Pratt, Jaraes Sproat, Wm. A-
F. Sproat, J. Wilbur, Geo. M. Woodward.
Justices of the Peace.
[Including Justices of the Peace and Quorum, designated by
a *, and Justices throughout the Commonwealth, designated
Al/!ehorou(/Ji, Thomas A. Barden, Nathan
II. Bliss, *Elkanah Brigss, Harvey Ciatlin,
*Noah Claflin, Joseph W. Capron, H. N.
Daggett, John Dairgett, Lucas Daggett, Ly-
man W. Daggett, *Lyman W. Dean, Lorenzo
Draper, James G. Hidden, *Abijah M. Ide,
Hartford Ide, *Elisha G. May, fLemuel May,
*George B. Richards, Jesse F. Puchards, Geo.
Stanley, Godfrey Wheelock, «Seth Whit-
marsh, Moses Wilmarth.
Bcr/dei/, W. S. Crane, Jabez Fox, Edwin
French, Ephraim French, Samuel French,
Y/alter D. Nichols, Nathaniel Townsend, E.
Williams.
Dartmouth, Thomas Almy, Benjamin S.
Anthony, Wm. Barker, Jr., Francis D. Bart-
lett, Elisha S. Crapo, J. Gray, James T. Slo-
eum, Hiram Whalon. ,
Dlgliton, Crocker Babbitt, Samuel Davis,
Leonard Gooding, David Hathaway, Joseph
Pitts, Jonathan Pratt, Seth Talbot, Alfred
Wood.
Easion, Oliver Ames, Jr., Joseph Barrows,
Bravo C. Dunbar, Alson Gilmore, TIsdale
Harlow, Seba Howai'd, f Ho ward Lothrop,
Harrison T. Mitchell, William Heed, John
Selee, Galen Sylvester.
FairJinrcn, Nathaniel Church, Cyrus E.
Clark, J. A. Ilawes, *George ^landeil, E. G.
Morton, Alfred Nye, Jones Ptobinson, Ezekiel
Sawin, *Nathaniel S. Spooner, Geoi'ge H.
Taber, Isaiah F. Terry, John Terry, ^Joseph
Tripp, Ansel White.
Fall River, David Anthony, Wm. H. Ashley,
*Hezekiah Battelle, Josiah C. Blaisdell,
*NHthaniel B. Borden, *Simeon Borden, John
S. Brayton, Robert C. Brown, *Wm. B. Can-
edy, Richmond Da vol, Benjamin Earl, *James
Ford, Arad Gilbert, +C. J. Holmes, *Foster
Hooper, Lonis Lapham, Job G. Lawton, Jr.,
*Phineas W. Leland, James M. Morton, *J.
E. Read, B. F. Winslow, »Eliab Williams.
Freetown, B. Braley, Samuel R. Brown,
Benjamin Burt, *E. P. Hathaway, Nicholas
Hathaway, C. A. Morton, T. G. Nichols,
Ebenezer W. Pierce, Reuel Washburn.
Alansjieltl, William B. Bates, Darwin Dean,
Thomas M. George, Herman Hall, Elijah
Hodges, Edward Kingman, Charles Pratt,
Schuyler Shepard, Otis Sweet, Jr.
New Bee/ford, *John A. P. Allen, Charles
Almy, Wm. H. Allen, f James Arnold, Edmund
Anthony, Abraham Barker, *Edwin L. Bar-
ney, Samuel Bonney, Alanson Borden, George
A. Bourne, -fLincoln F^ Brigham, Charles D.
Burt, Isaac Case, fJ- H. Clifford, J. H. Collins,
James B. Congdon, Benjamin Coombs, *Henry
H. Crapo, John Davis, Philip T. Davis, Jo-
seph F. Dearborn, Jo'seph C. Delano, Tris-
tram R. Dennison, Thomas D. Eliot, J. L.
Ferguson, f^^odney French, Thomas A.
Greene fJoseph Grinnell, Isaac D. Hall, »Eli
Haskell, Albert D. Hatch, Luther D. Hewins,
Sanford S. Horton, *Ahraham II. Howland,
James Howland, Seth H. Ingalls, Thomas M.
James, Ephraim Kempton, Joseph C. Kent,
Warren Ladd, Benjamin Lincoln, Benj. Lind-
sey, Adam Mackie, Thomas Mandell, Wal-
ter Mitchell, Ilenry S. Packard, jj. H.
W. Page, William Phillips, Francis L. Porter,
*01iver Prescott, Robert C. Pitman, Isaiah
C. Ray, Isaac M. Richardson, George B. Rich-
mond, Thomas D. Robinson, fBenjamin Rod-
man, William R. Rodman, Benjamin King
Sayer, *Paul Spooner, Calvin Staples, Silas
Stetson, Joshua C. Stone, Wm. C. Taber,
Wm. II. Taylor, *James D. Thompson, Elisha
Thornton, Jr., *Joseph S. Tillinghast, Calvin
K. Turner, 2d, Ambrose Vincent, A. L. West,
Borden Wood.
Norton, J. Arnold, Daniel S. Cobb, G. B.
Crane, J. Crane, Earl Hodges, L. Hodges,
Cromwell Leonard, Eddy Lincoln, Lem-
uel Perry, *Jacob Shepard, Laban M. Whea-
ton.
Paivtuchet, William W. Blodgett, *Apollos
Cushman, Claudius B. Farnsworth, Willington
Kent, Thomas K. King, Geo. Mason, Alvin
O. Read, Samuel Shove, fJames C. Stark-
weather.
Raijnham, Soranus Hall, Abisha Lincoln,
Godfrey Robinson, * Samuel Wilbur, *Seth
D. Wilbur.
ReJioboth, James Blanding, Horace Bullock,
George W. Bliss, Lloyd Bosworth, Danforth
G. Plorton, Lemuel Morse, Oliver C. Peck,
Lewis Pierce, M. R. Randall, E. J. Sandford,
Cyrus M. Wheaton.
Seekonk, Zebina W. Bourne, Tristram Bur-
gess, Raymond H. Burr, fJohnson Gardner,
William Ide, Viall Medbury.
Somerset, Philip Bowers, John D. Cart-
wriiiht, Joseph Marble, Jonathan B. Slade.
Suxinseii, George Austin, Mason Barney,
f John Mason, E. P. Short.
Taunton, George B. Atwood, *Anselm Bas-
sett, Edmund H. Bennett, James Brown,
Benjamin Caswell, George C. S. Choate, Geo.
A. Crocker, f Samuel L." Crocker, William A.
Crocker, Benjamin R. Dean, Joseph P. Deane,
Joshua Drown, * James P. Ellis, Timothy Gor-
don, Andrew H. Hall, William Ilasklns, Abi-
jah M, Ide, Jr., Samuel B. King, Arunah
Leach, *Ichabod Lincoln, Theodore L. Lin-
coln, Willard Lovering, *Marcus Morton,
Nathaniel Morton, Joseph M. Otis, Stephen
Pierce, *Horatio Pratt, Allen Presbrey, Ches-
ter I. Reed, Ira Sampson, B. Sanford, William
Seaver, William Sekel, Silas Shepard, * James
Sproat, *William A. F. Sproat, William B.
Sproat, Albert E. Swasey, Lemuel T. Talbot,
S. R. Townsend, Stephen L. White, Joseph
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MASSACHUSETTS KEGISTER,
Wilbar, Henry Williams, Sydney Williams,
George Walker, George M. Woodward.
Westport, Nathan C. Brownell, George H.
Gifford, Benj. B. Sisson.
I^otariss Public.
Attlehorougli, J. Daggett, Lyman W. Dean.
FairJtaren, Cyrus E. Clark, Nathaniel S,
Spooner, Isaiali F. Terry.
Fall River, Simeon Borden, 2d, Jobn S
Brayton, Robert C. Brown, Benjamin Earl
Morton Eddy, James Ford, Louis Lapham,
Job. G. Lawton, Jr., Eliab Williams.
Xew Bedford, Lincoln F. Brigham, Charles
D. Burt, Henry H. Crapo, T. '"Dawes Eliot,
John A. Hawes, Walter ISIitchell, John H. W.
Page, Robert C. Pitman, Thomas D. Robinson,
Jo^ua C. Stone, William H. Taylor, Augus-
tus L. West, Borden "\\'ood.
PaiL'tucl-ef, A. Cushman, C. B. Farnsworth.
Taunton, C. J. H. Bassett, James Brown,
Joseph P. Dean, J. P. Ellis, B. F. Presbury,
B. Sanford, W. A. F. Sproat.
Westport, Nathan C. Brownell.
Coroners.
Attlehorougli, Lemuel Bishop, Jonathan Rich-
ardson, Atherton Wales.
Berkley, Dean Burt.
Dartmouth, Benj. S. Anthony, L. Mosher.
Digiitcin, Crocker Babbitt.
Boston, Tisdale Harlow.
Fall Rh-er, Josiah C. Blaisdell, Seth Dar-
ling, Richmond Davol.
Freetoicn, Ebenezer W. Pierce.
Norton, Cromwell Leonard.
Ncic Bedford, Benjamin Coombs, Shubael
G. Edwards, William O. Russell.
Raynham, Seth D. Wilbur.
Somerset, Philip Bowers.
Sicansey, Israel Gardner.
Taunton, Geo. H. Babbitt, J. Woodward.
Westport, P. W. Peckham.
DUKES COUNTY.
IXCOKPORATED, 1695.
Number of towns, 3.
Judge of Probate,
Register of Probate,
Clerk of the Courts,
Register of Deeds, ■
County Treasurer,
Sheriff,
Deputy Sheriffs,
Crier of Courts,
Jailer,
Shire town, Edgartown.
Population in 1850, 4,540.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Theodore G. Mayhew, - Edgartoion.
Ptichard L. Pease, - - Edgartown.
Daniel Fellows, - - - Edgartown.
Josiah H. Smith, - - Edgartown.
Barnard C. Marchant, - - Edgartown.
Isaiah D. Pease, - - Edgartown.
( Thomas H. Lumbert, - - Chilmarh.
(Jonathan Luce, Jr., - - J'isbury.
Samuel S. Daggett, - - Edgartown.
Samuel S. Daggett, - - Edgartown.
Sessions of Courts;
Probate Court, holden at West Tislury, on
the third Monday of January.
At Holmes's Hole, on the third Monday of
April.
At Edgartown, on the third Mondays of
July and October.
County Commissioners.
Benjamin Davis, Edgartoicn, Chairman.
Moses Adams, Chilmarl:.
William A. Mayhew, Tislmry.
Times of Meeting. — At Edgartoicn, on the
Wednesday next after the third Monday in
May, and on the Wednesday next after the
second Monday in November.
Commissioner in charge of Indians in Dukes
County.
Edgartoicn, Barnard C. Marchant.
Commissioner of Insolvency.
Edgartoicn, Leavitt Thaxter.
PubUc Administrator.
Tislmry, Thomas Bradley.
Commissioners of Wrecks.
Edgartown, William P. Chadwick, Ira Dar-
row, E. G. Pease.
Chilmarl: , Thomas H. Lumbert, Ephraim
Mayhew, Jr.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.
Edgartown, Theodore G. Mayhew, Joseph
T. Pease, Jeremiah Pease.
Tisbury, Thomas Bradley.
ESSEX COUNTY
Gl
Justices of the Peace.
ilnchtding, alxo. Justices of the Peace and Quomm, designated by
a *, and Justices throughout the Commomcealth, by a tO
CMlmark. Smith Mayhew, W. W. Swain.
E(h/artowii, Henry A. Coffin, David Davis,
Joseph Dunham, *Daniel Fellows, Barnard
C. Marchant, Harrison P. May hew, John May-
hew, *Theo. G. Mayhew, Archibald Mellen,
Jeremiah Pease, *Joseph T. Pease, Kichard
L. Pease, fLeavitt Thaxter, Elijah B. Vincent,
H. Vincent, John Waight.
Tisbitry, Bartlett Allen, John Holmes, Wm.
A. Mayhew, Alfred Norton, *John P. Norton,
Wm. S. Vincent.
Notaries Public.
Chilmark, John W. Gifford.
Erh/artown, Ira Darrow, David Davis, Dan-
iel Fellows, John Mayhew, Joseph Mayhew,
Theo. G. Mayhew, Sbaw Norris, Joseph T.
Pease, John C. Waight.
Tisburi/, George Dunham, John Holmes,
*Henry JP. Worth.
Coroners.
CMlmark, William ]Mayhew.
Edgartoicn, Samuel Kenniston.
lisbury, James Cottle.
Brancli Pilots.
Edgariown, Aaron Norton, Uriah Coffin,
Gamaliel Fisher.
ESSEX COUNTY.
IXCOKPORATED MaY 10, 1643.
NUMBEK OF TOWNS, 32.
Shire to^n'xs, Salem, Ne"\vbukyport axd
Ipswich.
Population ix 1850, 131,300.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of Prohate,
Register of Probate,
Clerh of Courts,
Register of Deeds,
County Treasurer,
Sheriff, -
Nathaniel S. Howe,
Greorge E. Lord,
Ashael Huntington,
Ephraim Brown,
Allen W. Dodge, -
Thomas E. Payson,
- Haverhill.
Ipswich.
Salem.
Hamilton.
Salem.
Lawrence.
Deputy Sheriffs.
Arneshury, Ichabod B. Morrill.
Andover, (North,) Moody Bridges.
Dan vers, Stephen Upton.
Georgetown, Otis Thompson.
Groveland, Ebenezer P. Jewett.
Haverhill, Jacob How.
Ipswich, Theodore Andrews.
Lawrence, Bailey Bartlett, Nath'l Ambrose.
Lynn, Charles Merritt.
Marhlehead, Adoniram C. Orne.
Newbury port, John Akerman, James Cary.
Rockport, Henry Dennis.
Salem, Nehemiah Brown, Gorham Smith.
Crier of Courts.
Ipswich, Theodore Andrews.
Jailers.
Ipswich, Ira Worcester ; Neicburyport, John
Akerman ; Salem, Gorham Smith ; Lav.-rence,
Thomas B. Perkins.
Masters of tlie House of Correction.
Ipswich, Ira Worcester.
Lawrence, Thomas E. Payson.
Sessions of Courts.
Probate Court, holden at Andover, second
Tuesday in February, (North Parish,) and
second Tuesday in August, (South Parish.)
At Gloucester, third Tuesdays in January
and July.
At Haverhill, third Tuesday in April and
October.
At Ipswicli, third Tuesday in February,
IMay, August, and November.
At Lawrence, second Tuesday in March,
June, September and December.
At Lynn, Wednesday following first Tues-
day in January and July.
At Marblehead, Wednesday following first
Tuesday in April and October.
At Neicburyport, last Tuesday in JNIarch,
June, September, and December.
At Salem, first Tuesday in every month.
County ConurLissioners.
Asa W. Wildes, Newburyport, Chairman ;
John I. Baker, £ei-e?-Zy ; Benj. Mudge, i.y?i«.
Special Commissioners, Lewis Allen, i)an-
vers ; Wm. Poole, Rockport.
Times and Places of Meeting. — At Ipswich,
on the second Tuesday of April.
Salem, on the second Tuesday of July.
Newburyport, on the 2d Tuesday of Oct.
On the fourth Tuesday of December, at
Salem, Newburyport or Ipswich, as the Court
may determine at the term next preceding.
At Lawrence, on the last Tuesday of Aug.
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^MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Cominissioners of Insolvency.
Lawrence, Nathan W. Harmon.
Salem, John Glen King.
Public Administrators.
Marhlehead, Frederick Robinson.
Neichnryport, Edmund Smith.
Salem, Edwin Josselyn, Nathan Millet,
Thomas Needham.
Commissioners of Wrecks.
Gloucester, Isaac Story.
Ipswicli, Theo. Andrews, Stephen Baker,
Jr., John Lord, Jr.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.
Andover, Nathan W. Hazen, Geo. Hodges,
Samuel Merrill.
Beverly, Robert Rantoial.
Gloucester, Lonson Nasa.
Haverhill, J. H. Duncan, S. 3kiinot, Rufus
Longley, W. Taggart.
Ipswich, Asa Andrews, Charles Kimball.
Lawrence, Nathan W. Harmon, N. White,
Dan Weed.
Lynn, Wm. Bassett, Beuj. F. Mudge, Jere-
miah C. Stickney.
Marhlehead, G. Wilson, Samuel S. Trefry.
Newhuryport, John Cook, Moses Pettingell,
John Porter.
Salem, Ashael Huntington, Charles Kimball,
John G. King, Joseph B. F. Osgood, John
Punchard, Geo. Wheatland, Henry Whipple,
Daniel A. White.
Justices of the Peace.
ilncUtding Justices of the Peace and Qtwrum, designated by a*,
and Justices tlirouyhoiit the Commomrealth, designated by a fj
Ameshary, *Lovvell Bagley, Wm. C. Binney,
■[•Joshua Colby, Amos Currier, John Evans,
William H. Haskell, Joseph Merrill, Jr., John
S. Morse, * Jonathan Nayson, William Nichols,
Orlando S. Patten, Robert Patten.
Andover, Amos Abbott, Asa A. Abbott,
Nathan Abbott, id, fJohn Aiken, Jedediah H.
Barker, Jedediah Burt, Isaac Carruth, Her-
man P. Chandler, William Chickering, *Ho-
bart Clark, Francis Cogswell, *Samuel Far-
rar, John Flint, George Foster, JMoses Foster,
Jr., Enoch Frye, 3d. Abraham J. Gould,
Samuel Gray, *Mathan W. Hazen, George
Hodges, James ~SL Hubbard, Wm. Johnson,
Jr., Isaac O. Loring, -^Samuel Merrill, *Mark
Newman, Henry Osgood, William Pierce,
James Stevens, Nathaniel Stevens.
Beverly, II. A. Appieton, John I. Baker, Ste-
phens Baker, F. W- Choate, Charles Davis,
*Franklin Dexter, Hez. Foster, J. E. Ober,
John Porter, Edward Pousland, Rufus Put-
nam, *Robert Rantoul, Charles Stephens,
Thomas Stephens.
Boxford, N. BodweU, M. Dorman, Solomon
Lowe, George Pearl, G. Perley, G. "W. Saw-
yer, Enoch Wood.
Bradford, George Cogswell, Benj. Greenleaf,
Joseph Hall, *Edmund Kimball, Eliphalet
Kimball.
Danvers, fAlfred A. Abbott, Lewis Allen,
Moses Black, Jr., -j-Robert S. Daniels, Eben-
ezer Hunt, Warren M. Jacobs, James P.
King, George Osborne, Kendall Osborn,
Richard Osborne, George Osgood, Joseph
Osgood, John B. Peabody, Benj. C. Perkins,
Israel Perkins, Fitch Poole, Leonard Poole,
Nathan H. Poore, *John W. Proctor, P. Put-
nam, Thos. M. Stimpson, E. Sutton, Augustus
Tower, Stejjhen L'pton, Caleb Webster, Wm.
L. Weston.
Essex, A. L. Burnham, *David Choate,
Ezra Perkins, Jr.
Georgetown, Jeremiah P. Jones, John M.
Prince, * Jeremiah Russell, Chas. S. Tenney.
Gloucester, John J. Babson, Theophilus Her-
rick, John W. Lowe, Nathaniel Pierce, Alfred
Presson, Leonard J. Presson, Ira Saville,
Joshua P. Trask, John Webber, Samuel L.
Young.
Groveland, W^m. S. Balch, Geo. Hudson,
Nath'i Ladd, Amos Parker, Benj. Parker, J.
W. Reed, Jeremiah Spolibrd.
Hamilton, Temple Cutler, Allen W. Dodge,
Joseph Knowiton, Nathaniel A. Lovering,
Joseph Patch, Paul D. Patch.
Haverhill, John Brickett, Wm. Caldwell,
Thos. N. Chase, W. D. S. Chase, Jesse Cle-
ment, Eph. CorHss, -J-James H. Duncan, John
R. Easterbrooks, Orenzo T. Emerson, Moses
G. J. Emery, Edward G. Frothingham, James
Gale, Simeon George, Samuel E. Greenleaf,
E. J. M. Hale, fChas. B. Hall, Isaac R. Howe,
*Nath'l S. Howe, Ensign S. Hunkins, Elias T.
Ingalls, * Alfred Kittredge, Rufus Longley,
John James r>larsh, Moses Merrill, *Stephen
Minot, John B. Nichols, Moses F. PeasLee,
Eleazer A. Porter, Eben H. SalTord, Wm.
Taggart, Thomas West, Thos. H. West,
*Moses Wingate.
Ipsu-ich, Asa Andrews, Theo. Andrews,
*Josiah Caldwell, Aaron Cogswell, Gilbert
Conant, *Wm. Conant, Geo. Haskell, Alfred
Kimball, *Charles Kimball, George R. Lord,
Timothy B. Ross, Aaron Wallis, Asahel H.
Wildes.
Lawrence, James K. Barker, Enoch Bartlett,
Geo. W. Benson, Charles H. Bigelow, Benj.
Bordman, George P. Briggs, George D.
Cabot, Joseph O'Hea Cantillon, *Perley S.
Chase, Albert P. Clark, Joseph F. Clark,
*Robert Cross, John B. Fairheld, *Nathan W.
Harmon, Michael D. Hart, John C. Headley,
James D. Herrick, Leonard Hoyt, Wm. M.
Kimball, Charles S. Newell, C. G. Newton,
John S. Nichols, H. K. Oliver, Thomas A.
Parsons, John Rodman Rollins, Daniel Saun-
ders, Dan'l Saunders, Jr., Thomas E. Payson,
William Stevens, *Charles S. Storrow, Ivan
Stevens, B. F. Watson, *Dan Weed, *Nathan-
iel White, N. G. White, Thomas Wright, W.
H. P. Wright.
Lynn, f John B. Alley, James Babb, *Daniel
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C. Baker, William Bassett, Andrews Breed,
Hiram N. Breed, Isaiah Breed, Joseph Breed,
2d, *Isaac Brown, *01iver B. Coolidge, Joseph
Dampney, '-Edward S. Davis, George Foster,
A. C. Goodell, *Jo?eph Haines, John Hilton,
*George Hood, William Howiaud, jS'athaniel
Ingalls, Lewis Josselyn, Geo. W. Keene,
Alonzo Lewis, Caleb M. Long, Aaron Lum-
mus, Charles Merritt, Benj. Mudge, *Benj. F.
Madge, Ezra W. kludge, Asa T. iSTewhall,
Francis S. Newhall, Henry Newhall, James
R. Newhall, *Thomas B. Newhall, Francis
Parton, Dean Peabody, Daniel Perley, Amos
Rhodes, Robert ]M. Richardson, Joseph N.
Saundersou, Chas. Henry Stickney, *Jeremiah
C. Stickney, Amos P. Tapley.
Li/nnjield, Joshua Hewes, xindrew Mans-
field, Josiah Newhall, John Perkins, Jr.
Manchester, Jos. Hooper, Benj. Leach, 2d.
Marhlelieai]., Sam'l Bowdoin, Glover Brough-
ton, Benj. Brown, Ephraim Brown, *Wm.
Fabens, John Gilley, Ilenry G. Gray, James
Gregory,]-Frederick Robinson, Joseph H. Rob-
inson, John Sparhawk, Jr., Joseph P. Turner.
Mctliuen, Stephen Barker, Joseph W. Carl-
ton, John Davis, John M. Grosvenor, Jos.
How, Jos. F. Ingalls, John Low, Josiah G.
White.
Middleton, Eben S. Phelps.
Xahant, J. Q. Hammond, W. W. Johnson.
Newbury, *Daniel Adams, Geo. W. Adams,
Richard Adams, David S. Caldwell, Joshua
Coffin, Joseph Little, Daniel Noyes, Samuel
Poor.
Ncv-buryport, John Akerman, Jacob Atkin-
son, ^Horace Bickford, Isaac H. Boardman,
Jos. H. Bragdon, Tristram Coffin, Jr., *(ieo.
J. L. Colby, Daniel Colman, Jeremiah Colman,
*John Cook, John Coombs, Solomon H. Cur-
rier, V/ra. E. Currier, fCaleb Cusbing, *Wm.
Davis, Nathaniel Foster, Henry Frothingham,
Jos. G. Gerrish, Benj. AV. Hale, ]\loses Hale,
John Harrod, Geo. W. Hill, Nath'l Hills,
Philip K. Hills, Jacob Horton, Eleazer John-
son, *nenry Johnson, *H. AV. Kinsman,
Caleb Lamson, Josiah Little, ]Moses Little,
Micajah Lunt, *S. AV. Marston, Orlando B.
Merrill, A. AV. Miltimore, Ewd'd S. Moseley,
*Moses Pettingell, *Samuel Phillips, Isaac
Pearson, John N. Pike, Josiah W. C. Pike,
John Porter, *E. S. Rand, Moses D. Randall,
*Edmund Smith, Eben F. Stone, AA'"m. Stone,
Mark Symonds, J. M. Tewkesbury, AA^'m.
Thurston, John G. Tilton, *Geo. Titcomb,
fAsa AA". AVildes, P. T. AYinkley.
RocL-port, Joseph Bartlett, George D. Hale,
James Haskell, James Manning, Wm. Poole.
Roiclei/, R. Herbert, E. Smith, Edwd. Todd
Salem, Nathaniel K. Allen, George Andrews,
Joseph Andrews, Sam'l P. Andrews, Nathaniel
Appleton, AVm. Archer, Jr., John Ball, Sidney
C. Bancroft, Benj. Barstow, James B. Brings,
Ammi Brown, Ephraim Brown, Jr., Nehemiah
Brown, *Nehemiah Brown, Jr., AA'm. Brown,
■fAlbert G. Browne, *Benj. F. Browne,
John T. Burnham, Samuel B. Buttrick,
Joseph S. Cabot, Oliver Carlton, AA^Uiam
Calley, tJohn Chapman, Geo. F. Chever,
George F. Choate, Jos. Cloutman, *Hoiace L.
Conolly, Francis Cox, Joseph A. Dalton, Geo.
H. Devereux, Humphrey Devereux, John
Dwyer, Charles M. Endicott, AA^m. C. Endi-
cott, John G. Felt, fCaleb Foote, AA^illiam
H. Foster, James A. Gillis, Benj. A. Gray,
Daniel P. Grosvenor, lieury B. Groves,
Leonard B. Harrington, Mark Haskell, W^m.
P. Hay ward, Moses Hill, Jacob Hood, Fred-
erick Howes, jAsahel Huntington, ■•■Stephen
B. Ives, Jr., John Jev,'ett, Charles Kim-
ball, Ebenezer AY. Kimball, James Kim-
ball, *John G.. Kin<z, Henry L. Lambert,
Edwin Lawrence, *Nat,h'i J. Lord, Otis P.
Lord, Geo. B. Loring, AA'm. Maynes, Jas. Mc-
Geary, Tbos. Needham, Geo. L. Newcomb,
Gilbert G. Newhall, David Nichols, John H.
Nichols,Charles Northend, *AA"m. D. Northend,
Thos. F. Odell, * Joseph B. F. Osgood, John
Brooks Parker, Francis Peabody, Geo. Pea-
body, Robert Peele, Aaron Perkins, Daniel
Perkins, fJonathau C. Perkins. Jairus AV.
Perry, ^Stephen C. Phillips, Stephen H. Phil-
lips, Willard P. Phillips, David Pingree,
Thomas P. Pingree, Daniel Potter, *Wm. C.
Prescott, *John Punchard, Daniel Putnam,
David Putnam, Perley Putnam, M. D. Randall,
*David Roberts, *Augustus D. Rogers, Henry
Russell, Israel D. Shepard, *Nathaniei Sils-
bee, Geo. H. Smith, Henry B. Smith, James
C. Stimpson, Thomas M. Stimpson, S. S.
Standley, Augustus Story, Gilbert L. Streeter,
*AA^m. Sutton, Nathaniel D. Symonds, *Larkin
Thorndike, John AV. Treadwell, Charles W.
Upham, *SamL-:el B. Waicott, Abbott AValker,
Ebenezer N. AA^alton, *Joseph G. AVaters,
Benj. AVebb, *George AVheatland, Henry
AA^'heatland, Stephen G. AVheatland, *Henry
AA'hipple, John Whipple, *Daniel A. AVhite,
Henry L. AVilliams, AVm. AA'illiams, Jonathan
F. AA'orcester, Isaac AA'yman.
Salisburi/, W. Carruthers, Thomas J. Clark,
B. E. Fiheld, Elias French, T. P. Morrill,
Geo. Turner, Azor O. AA^ebster, D. AVebster.
Saugus, Vim. W. Boardman, Geo. AA''. Fair-
banks, Benj. F. Newhall.
Su-anqjscott, S. C. Pitman, Waldo Thompson.
Tojisjield, Jos. AV. Batchelder, *AVm. N.
Cleaveland, Andrew Gould, Zaccheus Gould,
John G. Hood, Joel Lake, Samuel S. McKen-
zie, Rich'd Phillips, Jr., *Royal A. Merriam.
Wenliam, A. Dodge, M. Foster, J. A. Putnam.
West Neicburij, John C. Carr, Eliph. Emery,
George Emery, Edm. Hills, *John Moody,
*Moses Newell, Thomas S. Ordway, Ben
Perley Poore,*Dean Robinson, Samuel Rogers.
ITotaries Public.
Andover, George Foster, Samuel Merrill,
AVm. Pierce.
Becerhj, Stephens Baker, Frederick W.
Choate, Hezekiah Foster.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Delivers, Alfred A. Abbott, Benj. C. Per-
kins, Samuel Preston, John W. Proctor.
Georr/etown, Jeremiah Kussell.
Gloucester, Lonson Nash, Charles A. Jolin-
son, Joshua P. Trask.
Haverhill, James Gale, John James Marsh,
Wm. Taggart.
Lawrence, Benj. Boardman, N, W. Harmon,
Daniel Saunders, Dan Weed, Nathaniel G.
White.
Lynti, Edward S. Davis, Philip C. Knapp,
James R. Newhall, Amos Rhodes.
MarUehead, Samuel Bowden, Wm. Fabens,
James Gregory.
Meihuen, George Foot.
Neioburyport, Isaac H. Boardman, William
Bradstreet, John Cook, Nath. Foster, Samuel
Phillips, John Porter, Asa W. Wildes.
Roclyort, James Haskell.
Salem, George Andrews, Oliver Carlton,
Joseph Cloutman, Wm. C. Endicott, Eph. F.
Miller, Jos. B. F. Osgood, W. C. Prescott,
John Punchard, David Roberts, Larkin Thorn-
dike, Jos. G. Waters.
Sallsburi/, Thomas J. Clark, George Turner.
Coroners.
Andover, Joseph Rice.
Bradford, Jonathan Kimball, Jr.
Danvers, Stephen Upton, William Walcott.
Essex, Caleb Cogswell.
Georgetown, Charles S. Tenney.
Groveland, Nathaniel H. Griffith.
Haverhill, Truman M. Martyn.
Ipswich, Theodore Andrews, Stephen Baker.
Ljjnn, Hiram N. Breed, Plumer Chesley,
James Stone.
Lawrence, David Dana, Jr., Julius H.
Morse.
MarUehead, Samuel Bowden, J. Gregory.
Newhuryport, John Cook.
llockport, James Manning.
Salem, Nehemiah Brown, Wm. Brown,
Henry Derby.
Salisbury, Elias French.
West Newhury, John Moody.
Pilots.
Gloucester, David H. EUery, Daniel S. Web-
ber, Moses Parsons, Jr., Chas. P. Wood.
MarUehead, Peter Dixey, Jr.
Newhuryport, Wm. T. Colby, Mayo Gerrish,
•Joseph Lunt, Benjamin Lunt, Wm. Lunt.
Joseph Somerby, Michael Stevens.
Salem, Joseph Perkins, I. Perry, Francis S.
Wallis, S. A. Powers.
Scdishury, Thomas Young, Josejih Young.
Gloucester, Charles P. Wood.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Incorporated June 24, 1811.
Number of towns, 26.
Shike town, Greenfield.
Population in 1850, 30,870.
COUNTY OFPICERS.
of Probate, _ - .
Register of Probate,
Glerh of Courts, - . - ■
Register of Deeds,
Countrj Treasurer,
Overseers of House of Correction,
Sheriff,
Deputy Sheriffs.
Charlemont, Samuel Potter.
Comoay, W. C. Campbell.
Greenfield, Lorenzo D. Joslyn.
Montague, Solomon C. Wells.
New Scdem, Wilson Andrews.
Northfield, Elisha Alexander.
Orange, Ansel Lesure.
Shelhurne (Fcdls), Henry Eldridge.
Shutesbury, A. S. Howe.
Crier of Courts.
David Wright, Greenfield.
Franklin Kipley,
Charles Mattoon,
George Grennell,
Alnion Brainard,
Almon Brainard,
\ Franklin liipley, ")
\ H. G. Newcomb, j
Samuel H, Heed,
Greenfield.
Greenfield.
Greenfield.
Greenfield.
Greenfield.
Greenfie I d
Greenfield.
Deputy Jailers.
Seth C. Smith, Greenfield.
Sessions of Courts.
Probate Court, holden at Greenfield, 2d
Tuesdays of February, March and May, 4th
Tuesday in August, 2d Tuesday in October,
1st Tuesday in November, and 3d Tuesday in
December.
At Conway, 1st Tuesday in February, and
3d in July.
At Charlemont, 3d Tuesdays in May and
October.
At Orange, last Tuesday of April and the
3d Tuesday of September.
At Northfield, on the Wednesdays next after
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
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the last Tuesdays of April and the 3d Tues-
day in September.
At Lock's Village, Shutesbury, on Friday
next after the last Tuesday of April, and the
Friday next after the 3d Tuesday of Septem-
ber.
County Commissioners.
Josiah Goddard, Orange, Chairman; Lucius
Nims, Greenfield; Hart Leavitt, Ciiarlemont
Special Commissioners, Gardiner Dickinson,
Conioag; Albert R. Albee, Erring.
Times of Meeting.— k.t Greenfield, on the
1st Tuesdays in March and September, and
2d Tuesdays in June and December.
Commissioner of Insolvency.
David Aiken, Greenfiekl.
Commissioners to qualify Civil OfiBcers.
Charlemont, R. H. Leavitt, Sylvester Max-
well.
Greenfield, Chas. Allen, D. W. Alvord,
Almon Brainard, George Grennell, Whiting
Griswold, Chas. Mattoon, Horatio G. New-
comb.
Sunderland, Horace W. Taft.
Justices of the Peace.
llnclnding Justices of the Peace and Quorum, desig7ia.tcd by a',
and Justices throughout the Commonwealth, designated by a f.J
Ashfield, Wait Bement, Samuel W. Hall,
Alvin Perry, Henry S. Ranney, Chester San-
derson.
Bernardston, John E. Burk, tHenry W.
Cushman, Aretas Ferry, Pliny Fisk, Timothy
K. Horton, Zebina C. Newcomb, Daniel W.
Temple.
Bucklnnd, E. D. Bement, Ebenezer May-
nard, Thomas B. Montague, John Porter,
*John Tobey, Josiah Trow, Rufus Trow-
bridge.
Charlemont, Stephen Bates, Luther Bod-
man, Hart Leavitt, Roger H. Leavitt, Alex.
P. Maxwell, *Sylvester Maxwell, Austin Pease,
Elias Taylor, A. L. Tyler.
Coleraine, Amos Bardwell, John Drury,
*Joseph Griswold, Jonathan Johnson, William
Lanfair, Calvin W. Shattuck, Stephen Shep-
ardson, Jonathan Totman, John Wilson.
Conway, Phineas Bartlet, Chester Bement,
John Bradford, Horace B. Child, Gardiner
Dickinson *Asa Howland, Austin Rice, James
S. Whitney.
Deerfield, Isaac Abercrombie, *Pliny Arms,
William Chapman, Dexter Childs, Artemas
Williams, John Wilson.
Erring, Fordyce Alexander.
Gill, Josiah D. Canning, Joel Lyons, John
A. Tenney, Jonathan S. Purple.
Greenfield, *David Aiken, Charles Allen,
*D. W. Alvord, *Almon Brainard, David N.
Carpenter, »Geo. T. Davis, *Wendell T. Davis,
Timothy M. Dewey, Richard E. Field, *George
Grennell, Whiting Griswold, Samuel O. Lamb,
*Charles Mattoon, *Horatio G. Newcorab,
Harvey C. Newton, H. G. Parker, *SamueI H.
Reed, *Franklin Ripley, Frederic G. Smith,
Alfred Wells, George D. WeUs, David Wil-
lard.
Hawley, Samuel Hall, Calvin S. Longley,
John Vincent.
Heath, Nahum Bates, E. S. Darling, Aaron
Dickinson, Joseph W. Hunt, Wm. M. Max-
well.
Leverett, Alden C. Field, Zebina Field,
Francis Frary, Elijah Ingi-aham, T. B. Rice.
Leyden, Fernando W. Carlton, John
Mowry, 2d, «E. Wing Packer.
Montague, S. D. Bardwell, Sanford Goddard,
Jonathan Hart well, Harrison F. Root, Auorus-
tus L. Taft.
Monroe, Asahel Gore, Charles Phelps.
Neio Salem, Emerson Fay, Samuel Giles,
Alpheus Harding, Horace Hunt, William
Smith, Clark Thompson, Jabez E. Whipple.
Northfield, Zebulon Allen, Richard Colton,
S. A. Field, Timothy Field, Charles Osgood,
James White.
Orange, H. Baker, Otis Brooks, R. D. Chase,
Daniel Frost, D. Goddard, Josiah Goddard,
Zina Goodale, Rodney Hunt, Edwin Stone,
* Wm. B. Washburn, John R. Whipple, Hiram
Woodward.
Rowe, Humphrey Gould, Wm. P. Taylor,
Noah Wells.
Shelbunie, Charles M. Duncan, S. T. Field,
Zebulon W. Field, I. J. Hawkes, Elam Kellogg,
A. Maxwell, S. J. W. Tabor.
Shutesbury, Hardin Hemmenway, J. L.
Smalledge.
Sunderland, Charles Cooley, William De-
lano, Ashley Hubbard, Albion P. Peck, Clark
Rowe, Emmons Russell, Wm. W. Russell,
*Horace W. Taft.
Warwick, Jonathan Blake, James Golds-
bury, James Stockwell.
Wendell, Thos. D. Brooks, Lucius Cook,
Jabez Sawyer, J. Whittaker, D. Wilder.
Wkately, Josiah AUis, Chester Bardwell,
2d, Daniel Brown, James M. Crafts, Samuel
Lesure, Justus White, S. B. White.
Notaries Public.
Conway, Gardiner Dickinson.
Deerfield, John Wilson.
Greenfield, Wm. H. Allen, Charles K.
Grennell, Samuel O. Lamb.
Coroners.
Bernardston, Samuel J. Lyons.
Charlemont, Samuel Potter.
Coleraine, Thomas R. McGee.
Comoay, Christopher Arms.
Deerfield, Isaac Abercrombie.
Gill, Roswell Purple.
Leverett, Sylvanus Field.
Northfield, Richard Colton, Simeon A. Field.
Sunderland, William Delano.
Wenddl, Samuel Brewer.
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Incorpokated, February 20, 1812.
Number ov towns, 20.
SuiRE TOWN, Springfield.
Population in 1850, 51,283.
Judge of Probate,
Register of Probate,
Clerk of Courts,
Register of Deeds,
County Treasurer,
COUNTY OPPICEES.
Oliver B. Morris,
- Henry Smith,
George B. Morris,
- William Rice, -
William Rice,
Springfield.
- Springfield.
Springfield.
- Springfield.
Springfield.
Springfield, Erasmus D. Beach, Geo. Bliss,
Rich. Bliss, Win. B. Calhoun, Jas. W. Crooks,
George B. Morris, Oliver B. Morris, Justice
Willard.
Westfield, W. G. Bates, J. Fowler, N. T.
Leonard.
WUbraham, L. B. Bliss, S. C. Spelman.
Justices of the Peace.
Overseers of Bouse of Correction, Stephen C. Bemis, William Stowe, Elijah Blake.
Sheriff, .... Patrick Boise, ... - Westfield.
Deputy Sheriffs. Commissioners to qualify Civil OflScers.
Chester (Factories), Charles W. Knox.
Chicopee, Nathaniel Cutler.
CMcopee (Falls), Morris Morton.
Granville, Timothy M. Cooley.
Holyoke, Robert G. Marsh.
Ludlow, Edmund Bliss.
Palmer, Chester Strong.
Springfield, John F. Comstock, Rufus Sikes.
Westfield, Frederick Bush.
Deputy SheriflFs in Hampshire County
Northampton, Ansel Wright.
Nonoich, John Parks.
Ware, Samuel H. Phelps.
Deputy Sheriff in Berkshire County.
Otis, Francis E. Bushnell.
Crier of Courts.
Wm. Hatfield, Springfield.
Deputy Jailer.
Elihu Adams, Springfield.
Sessions of Courts.
Probate Court, holden at Springfield on the
first Tuesdays of January, February, March,
April, June, July, November, and 4th Tues-
days of April, August and September.
At Westfield, on the 3d Tuesdays of March,
June, September, and December.
At Monson, on the 2d Tuesday of June :
and at Palmer, on the 2d Tuesday of Sep-
tember.
County Commissioners.
Francis Brewer, Springfield, Chairman ; A.
Homer, Brimfield; G. C. Gibbs, Blandford.
Special Commissioners. — Robert E. Bemis,
Chicopee ; Daniel G.White, Went Springfield.
Times of Meeting. — At Springfield, on the
2d Tuesday of April, and 1st Tuesday of
October, and 4th Tuesdays of June and Dec.
Commissioner of Insolvency.
Henry Vose, Springfield.
^Including, also, Justices of the Peace and Quor
a ', and Justices throughout the Commonwealth, by a t.]
Blandford, Enos Boies, Lyman Gibbs, Wm.
H. Gibbs, James Hinsdale, Albert Knox, Eli
Pease, David P. Robinson, David Shurtleff".
Brimfield, P. Allen, Henry F. Brown, Eben.
Knight, Jairus Walker.
Chester, Elizur D. Cook, John J. Cook, E.
Kelso, Forbes Kyle, A. C. Root, T. K. D'Wolff.
Chicopee, Sylvanus Adams, Emilius S. Albro,
Kobert E. Bemis, Wm. L. Bemis, Pliny Cad-
well, Otis Chapman. Jonathan R. Childs,
Timothy W. Carter, Amory Doolittle, Chas. R.
Ladd, Closson Pendleton, Samuel A. Shack-
ford, Chas. Sherman, Geo. M. Stearns, Warren
Smith, George L. Squire, *John Wells, Mor-
timer D. Whitaker.
Granville, fRufus H. Barlow, Charles F.
Bates, Martin K. Bates, Aaron L. Curtis,
*"James M. Goodwin, Vincent Holcomb, Sam-
uel Root, fElijah Seymour.
Holland, David B. Bean, David B. Dean,
John Wallis.
Holyoke, Hervey Chapin, Henry Ely, Geo.
C. Ewing, Cyrus Frink, James K. Mills, Lester
Newell, Wm. B. C. Pearsons, Rufus D. Woods.
Longmeadow, G. O. Bliss, Henry J. Crooks,
*Wm. White.
Ludlow, Charles Alden, George Booth, John
P. Hubbard, Eli M. Smith.
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Monson, Samuel D. Brooks, *Austin Fuller,
Warren Fuller, Hiram Newton, Timothy
Packard, Joseph L. Reynolds, Francis L.
Smith, John W. Smith, Walter Smith, Jacob
Thompson.
Montgomery, David Allen, Wm. Squire,
Edward Taylor.
Palmer, James G. Allen, Moses Barnes,
Alonzo V. Blanchard, Rufus Brown, Gamaliel
Collins, Franklin Morgan, A. R. Murdock,
David Tenney, Calvin Torrey, John Ward.
Russell, Newman Bishop, Jr., Nelson D.
Parks, Roland Parks.
Southwick, Homer M. Forward, Joseph M.
Forward, Amasa Holcomb, Carmi Shurtleff,
Theron Warner.
Springfield, David Ames, Chas. T. Arthur,
fGeorge Ashmun, Frederic A. Barton, Francis
Bates, Richard Bliss, fGeorge Bliss, *"Erasmus
D. Beach, Stephen C. Bemis, Elkanah Barton,
Ephraitn W. Bond, Walter H. Bowdoin, Sam-
uel Bowles, William Bridgman, Wm. Bryant,
fWm. B. Calhoun, Franklin Chamberlain,
Chester W.Chapin, * Harvey Chapin, * Reuben
A. Chapman, * James W. Crooks,- Rnssell
Crooks, Harvey Danks, Samuel S. Day,
Solomon Hatch, R. B. Hddreth, *John Hooker,
*Josiah Hooker, fCharles Howard, Joseph
Ingraham, N. A. Leonard, Daniel Lombard,
fJohn Mills, Roger S. Moore, *llenry Morris,
George B. Morris, Rich. D. Morris, James H.
Morton, Simeon Newell, Lorenzo Norton,
Horatio S. Noyes, Ansel Phelps, Jr., *Thomas
G. Pblpps, Geo. W. Rice, Wm. Rice, Otis A.
Seamans, Heman Smith, Henry Smith, Wm.
L. Smith, Augustus L. Soule, John M. Stebbins,
Henry Vose, George Walker, Samuel Webber,
*Solomon Warriner, Leonard B. Wight,
*Justice Willard, Charles A. Winchester.
Tolland, Hiram C. Brown, George W.
Granger, Fowler T. Moore, Joseph D. Slocum,
Philander Twining.
Wales, Ferdinand L. Burley, Absalom
Gardner, John Smith.
Westfield, Jehiel Abbott, fW. G. Bates,
fPatrick Boies, Henry Fuller, fJames Fowler,
Comfort Gibbs, Edward B. Gillet, *Matthew
Ives, *N. T. Leonard, Henry B. Lewis, David
Moseley, Reuben Noble, Asa P. Rand, Silas
Root, Asa B. Whitman, Milton B. Whitney,
Lucius Wright.
West Springfield, Richard Beebe, Homer
Ely, Alfred Flower, Samuel Flower, Addison
Harger, Enoch Leonard, Newbury Norton,
Samuel Palmer, Edward Parsons, Daniel G.
White, Lester Williams, Wm. F. Wolcott.
Wilhraham, Marcus Beebe, *L. B. Bliss,
Solomon B. Brewer, Roderick Burt, Marcius
Cady, John M. Merrick, John B. Morris,
Loren C. Pease, Jesse W. Rice, John W.
Smith, Solomon C. Spelman.
lifotaries Public.
Chicopee, John Wells, Mortimer D. Whita-
ker.
Holyoke, James K. Mills, Lester Newell.
Springfield, Ephraim W. Bond, J. F. Com-
stock, James W. Crooks, J. H. Morton, T. D,
Pelton, Geo. W. Rice, Otis A. Seamans, A. L.
Soule, J M. Stebbens, James M. Thompson.
Henry Vose, George Walker, John Wells.
Westfield, Henry Fuller, E. B. Gillett.
Wilbraham, L. V. Chaffee.
Coroners.
Brimfield, Alvin Janes.
Chester, Aurelius Root, Wm. Shepherd.
Holyoke, Alpheus B. Clark.
Monson, Hiram Newton.
Springfield, Elijah Blake, Harvey Chapin,
John B. Kirkham.
Westfield, Jehiel Abbott, James Holland.
Wilbraham, Solomon B. Brewer.
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
HAMPSHIRE COMTY,
Incorpouated May 7, 1662.
NrMBER OF TOWNS, 23.
Shire town, Northampton.
Population in 1850, 35,732.
Judge of Probate,
Register' of Prolate,
Clerk of Courts,
Register of Deeds, -
County Treasurer,
Overseers of the House of
Correction,
Sheriff, - - -
Deputy Sheriffs.
Amherst, Frederick A. Palmer.
Belchertoim, Henry A. Longley.
Chesterfield, William L. Stetson.
Enfeld, George L. Shaw.
Northampton, Ansel Wright, G. F. Wright,
Cornelius Delano.
Norwich, (Chester Village,) John Parks.
South Hadley (Falls), Enoch C. Chapin.
Ware, Samuel H. Phelps.
Williamsburg, Henry Wells.
Worihington, William Cole.
Deputy Sheriffs in Hampden County.
Chester, Chas. W. Knox.
Holyoke, Kobt. G. Marsh.
Palmer, Chester Strong.
Crier of Courts.
Christopher Wright, Northampton.
Jailer and Master of House of Correction.
Cornelius Delano, Northampton.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Ithamar Conkey,
Samuel F, Lyman,
Samuel Wells,
Harvey Kirkland,
Charles Delano,
Samuel Wells, -
. David Damon,
1 Charles Smith,
William A. Hawley,
Amherst.
Northampton.
Northampton.
Northampton.
Northampton.
Northampton.
Northampton.
Northampton.
Northampton.
Sessions of Courts.
Probate Court, holden at Northampton,
Tuesday in each month.
1st
At Amherst,
August.
Tuesday in January and
2d Tuesday in May and
At Belchertown,
October.
At Chesterfield, 3d Tuesday in May, and 3d
Tuesday in October.
County Commissioners.
John Warner, Greenwich ; Elisha H. Brew-
ster, Worihington ; Wm. P. Dickinson, Hadley.
Special Co??U7iissione7-s.-
Belchertown ; Otis G. Hill
•Adolphus Strong,
Williamsburg.
Times of Meeting. — At Northampton, 1st
Tuesdays in March, April, September, and
December, and Tuesday next after the 2d
Monday of June, annually.
Commissioners of Insolvency.
Amherst, Ithamar F. Conkey.
Northampton, Haynes H. Chilson.
Ware, Samuel T. Spauldiug.
Public Administrators.
Hadley, Ephraim Smith.
Southampton, Samuel C. Pomroy.
Ware, Otis Lane.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.
Amherst, Ithamar Conkey, Ithamar F. Con-
key.
Belchertown, Mark Doolittle.
Enfield, Epaphras Clark, Josiah B. Woods.
Northampton, Amos H. BuUen, Haynes H.
Chilson, Samuel Wells, Eliphalet Williams.
Justices of the Peace.
^Including Justices of the Peace and Quorum, designated by a',
and Justices throughout the Commonuealih, designated 62/ at.]
Amherst, Lucius Boltwood, Elbridge G.
Bowdoin, *J. W. Boyden, Henry A. Bridg-
man, Simeon Clark, *Ithamar Conkey, Itha-
mar F. Conkey, John E. Cushman, Daniel
Dickinson, fEdward Dickinson, Enos Dickin-
son, Baxter Eastman, Leonard M. Hills, Cyrus
Kingman, Daniel Payne, Ferdinand Robinson,
Luke Sweetser, Jonas H. Winter.
Belchertown, Leonard Barrett, Wright Bridg-
man, James H. Clapp, fMark Doolittle,
Samuel W. E. Goddard, Asahel Goodell,
Thomos R. Green, H. A. Longley, Wm.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY
69
Phelps, David Rice, Mason Shaw, Samuel
A. Shaw.
Chesterfield, *Dyar Bancroft, Oliver Ed-
wards, Orson J\I. Pearl, Timothy A Phelps,
*Edsel Witherell.
Cummingion, Nathan Orcutt, Eliph. Pack-
ard, Wm. Packard, Wm. Swan, Alden
Tower.
Easthamplon, William N. Clapp, Luther
Clark, Eben Ferry, Charles B. Johnson, Lem-
uel P. Lyman, Skim'I Williston, Luther
Wright, Jr.
Enfield, *Epaphras Clark, Chas. Richards,
Joseph Eoot.
Goshen, Luther Stone, Benjamin White.
Granly, Rodney Avers, Urban Carver,
Philo Chapin, Charles Ferry, Wm. J. Patrick.
Greenwich, Stephen Douglas, *Laban Mar-
cy, John Northum, Cullen Warner, Johc
Warner.
Hadley, George Allen, Simeon Dickinson,
Chas. P. Hitchcock, Stephen Johnson, John
A. Morton, Samuel Nash, Chas. P. Phelps,
Eleazer Porter, James B. Porter, Ephraim
Smith, Joseph Smith, Thaddeus Smith, Jason
Stockbridge, Perez S. Williams.
Hatfield, *Israel Billings, George W. Hub-
bard, Roswell Hubbard, Jas. Morton, Moses
Morton, Austin Smith, Jos. Smith.
Middlefield, John L. Bell, Calvin Smith.
Northampton, William Allen, Jr., fOsmyn
Baker, Benjamin Barrett, *Amos H. Bullen,
H. H. Chilson, *Chauncey Clark, John Clark,
*Chas. Delano, fC. A. Dewey, fChas. E.
Forbes, Joseph Haskins, *Sam'l L. Hinckley,
Horace L Hodges, *Chas. P. Huntington,
Benjamin S. Johnston, Harvey Kirkland,
« Samuel F. Lyman, Mlo J. Smith, AVm. H.
Stoddard, Abijah W. Thayer, Jonathan L.
Wells, *Samuel Wells, *Eliphalet Williams.
Norwich, Francis Harwood, Washington
Stevens, Horace Taylor, Daniel Granger,
Rufus L. T. Pomeroy, Jabin B. Williams.
Pelham, David Abercrombie, Calvin D.
Eaton, Horace Gray, Ansel A. Rankin.
Plainfield, Elijah Clark, Isaac K. Lincoln,
Jason Richards, David Shaw, Geo. Vining.
Prescott, Samuel Henry, Nathan Yaughan.
Southampton, Elisha Edwards, Elisha A.
Edwards, Jonathan N. Judd, Sam'l Lyman,
Noah L. Strong.
South Hadley, Wm. Bowdoin, Titus Clark,
O. P. Ingraham, Wells Lathrop, G. A. Smith,
David Turner, Edward G. Ufibrd.
Ware, John Bowdoin, Joseph Cummings,
Arthur L. Devens, Geo. H. Gilbert, Ira P.
Gould, Wm. C. Greene, Joseph Hartwell,
William Hyde, Otis Lane, Joel Rice, Eben-
ezer C. Richardson, Orrin Sage, Addison
Sanford, Sam. T. Spaulding, Chas. A. Stevens.
Westhamptoa, Anson Chapman, Joel Cook,
John Fish, John A. Judd, Almon B. Ludden,
Jesse Lyman.
WilUamslurg, Lewis Bodman, Bela P.
Clapp, *Salmon H. Clapp, Spencer Eoot,
Addison H. White.
Worthington, John Adams, Elisha H. Brews-
ter, Edward C. Porter.
Notaries Public.
Amherst, J. W. Boyden, Edward Dickinson.
Belchertoicn, Mark Doolittle.
Chesterfield, Dyar Bancroft.
Enfield, Epaphras Clark.
Northampton, Charles Delano, Jas. Hibben,
Jonathan L. Wells, Josiah D. Whitney.
Ware, Arthur L. Devens, Sam'l T. Spauld-
ing.
Coroners.
Amherst, Solomon K. Eastman.
Belchertown, H. A. Longley, Ralph Owen.
Greenwich, Stephen Douglass.
Hadley, Eleazer Porter.
Hatfield, Austin Smith.
Northampton, Ansel Wright
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MIDDLESEX COTOTY.
Incokpokated May 10, 1643.
Ndmber of towns, 51.
Shire towns, Cambridge, Concord and Lowell.
Population in 1850, 101,383.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of Prolate, - - -
Register of Probate,
Clerk of the Courts, - - -
Assistant do.,
Register of Deeds,
County Treasurer,
Overseers of House of Correction,
Sheriff,
Samuel P. P. Fay,
Alfred A. Prescott,
Seth Ames,
M. Preston, -
Caleb Hay den, -
Stedman Buttrick, -
William Parmenter,
Samuel Chandler, -
Fisher A. Hildreth,
.John S. Keyes,
John S. Keyes, -
Deputy Sheriffs.
Canibridgeport, Josiah W. Cook.
Charlestown, Perez R. Jacobs, Kichard
Nichols.
Concord, Moses Prichard.
E. Cambridge, Levi Parker, S. W. Richard-
son.
Framingliam, Joseph G. Bannister.
Groton, William C. Lewis, E. S. Clark.
Hopkinton, Stedman W. Howe.
Lowell, Joseph Butterfield, Wm. H. Clem-
ence, Wm. C. Gray, S. B. Page.
Maiden, Jeremiah P. Lord.
Mariborough, J. W. Moore.
Mtdford, John T. W^hite.
Natick, J. H. Tash.
Sloneham, Samuel Cloon.
Stoiv, Francis Conant.
Toivnsend, Charles B. Barrett.
Waltham, E. W. Fiske.
Woburn, Thomas J. Porter.
Crier of Courts.
Cambridge, Levi Parker.
Cambridge, Charles J. Adams.
Concord, Samuel Staples.
Lowell, Samuel Meserve.
Master of House of Correction.
Cambridge, Charles J. Adams.
Sessions of Courts.
Probate Court, holden at Cambridge, on the
2d Tuesdays of January and June, on the 3d
Tuesday of March, May, November and De-
cember, on the 1st Tuesday of September,
and on the 2d Tuesday of October.
Cambridge.
- Reading.
Cambridge.
- Lexington.
'. Cambridge.
Concord.
Cambridge.
- Lexington.
Lowell.
- Concord.
Concord.
At Concord, on the 2d Tuesdays of Febru-
ary, Af)ril, August and November.
At Charlestown, on the 3d Tuesdays of
February and August.
At Framingham, on the last Tuesdays of
June and October.
At Groton, on the 1st Tuesdays of May and
November.
At Lowell, on the 1st Tuesdays of March,
June and December, and 3d Tuesday of Sep-
tember.
At Woburn, on the 4th Tuesday of April.
County Commissioners.
L. Huntress, Tewksbury, Chairman; Dan-
iel S. Richardson, Lowell; John K. Going,
Shirley,
Special Commissioners. — William Hastings,
Framingham ; Jobn L. Fletcher, Acton.
Times and Places of Meeting. — At Cam-
bridge, on the 1st Tuesday of January ; and at
Concord, on the 1st Tuesdays of June and
September.
Commissioners of Insolvency.
Loioell, Isaac S. Morse.
Pepperell, Asa F. Lawrence.
Waltham, Josiah Rutter.
Commissioners to qualify Civil OfiB.cers.
Cambridge, Seth Ames, S. P. P. Fay, John
G. Palfrey.
Charlestow7i, Moses G. Cobb, Philip B.
Holmes, Charles Thompson, George Washing-
ton Warren, Paul Willard.
Concord, Nathan Brooks, Nehemiah Ball.
Framingham, Charles R. Train, Moses
Edgell.
Groton, Benj. P. Dix, Walter Shattuck.
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71
Lowell, Alpheus R. Brown, Nathan Crosby,
John W. Graves, William Livingston, Jo-
seph Locke, S. W. Stickney, Nathaniel
Wright.
Pepperell, Christopher W. Bellows, John
Walton.
Shirley, Leonard M. Parker.
Sloneham, G. W. Dike, Alonzo V. Lynde.
Weston, Isaac Fiske.
Public Administrators.
CJiarlesiown, Duncan Bradford.
Concord, Nathan Brooks.
Framingham, Moses Edgell.
Justices of the Peace.
llncluding Justices of the Peace and Quorum, designated by a *,
and Justices throughout the Commonwealth, by a -f.]
Acton, Nathan Brooks, Robert Cbaffin,
Abraham Conant, Ebenezer Davis, Jr., Wiu-
throp E. Faulkner, Alden Fuller, *!Stevens
Hayward, John M. Miles, Moses Taylor,
♦Francis Tuttle, Daniel Wetherbee.
Ashby, Gushing Burr, Ezekiel Colman,
Martin Howard, Amos Wellington, *Luke
Wellington, Francis W. Wright, Stephen
Wyman.
Ashland, Andrew Allard, William F. Ellis,
Elias Grout, Benj. Homer, Luther E. Leland,
William Seaver.
Bedford, *Reuben Bacon, Phineas W.
Chamberlin, Amos B. Cutler.
Billerica, John Baldwin, Jr., Joseph A.
Burt, Henry Crosby, Dudley Foster, Jonathan
Hill, Benj. L. Judkins, John P. Robinson,
Amos Spalding, George H. Whitman.
Boxboro', Francis Conant, John Fletcher,
Cephas Hartwell, Samuel Hayward, Oliver
Wetherbee.
Brighton, Stephen H. Bennett, Elijah Clark,
Joseph Duncklee, David Hart, Charles Heard,
John S. Kelly, William Wairen, Francis L.
Winship.
Burlington, Nathan Blanchard, Abner
Shedd.
Cambridge, *Seth Ames, Isaiah Bangs,
Thaddeus B. Bigelow, William A. Brewer, *J.
T. Buckingham, *Ephraim Buttrick, Robert
Carter, Henry M. Chamberlain, Edward T.
Channing, Edmund T. Dana, John B. Dana,
Richard H. Dana, Jr., Epes S. Dixwell, Abra-
ham Edwards, John C Farnham, fS. P. P.
Fay, Nathan Fiske, Charles Folsora, *James
D. Green, Samuel S. Green, *Thaddeus VV.
Harris, Caleb Hay den, Ezekiel Hayden, John
Henshaw, *Abraham Hilliard, Beia F. Jacobs,
*John S. Ladd, Abraham Lansing, *Asa F.
Lawrence, Charles C. Little, *George W.
Livermore, *Isaac Livermore, John Liver-
more, Lorenzo Marett, Charles R. Metcalf,
James R. Morse, William H. Odiorne, Frede-
rick J. Ordway, Lucius R. Paige, fJohn G.
Palfrey, Levi Parker, *\Vm. Parmenter, Sedg-
wick L. Plumer, Edward Richardson, *Ezra
Ripley, John Sargent, Charles B. Stevens,
George Stevens, Wm. F. Stone, J. H. Tyler,
Jonathan Wheeler, Benj. W. Whitney, Jos.
Whitney, *Nathaniel Whitney, *Nathaniel
R. Whitney, Thomas J. Whittemore, -fSidney
Willard, Charles Wood, William Wyman.
Carlisle, Calvin Heald.
Charlestowti, James Adams, Henry D. Aus-
tin, fNathaniel Austin, Benjamin Badger,
*JeSerson Bancroft, Ebenezer Barker,
Joseph F. Boyd, Duncan Bradford, Wm.
J. A. Bradford, Philander S. Briggs,
Moses G. Cobb, Nathaniel W. Coffin, Gilbert
D. Cooper, Samuel P. Croswell, Reuben Cur-
tis, *James Dana, Patrick Denvir, Thomas M.
Devens, Thomas Doane, Thomas J. Elliot, Ja-
cob Forster, Jacob Foss, Henry K. Frothing-
ham, *James K. Frothingham, Richard Froth-
ingham, Jr., Jas. G. Fuller, Timothy Gay,
Thos. Greenleaf, John Q. A. Griffin, Gusta-
vus V. Hall, Joseph S. Hart, C. C. Hayward,
Philip B. Holmes, Thos. Hooper, James Hun-
newell, J. Stearns Hurd, Geo. H. Jacobs, Geo.
P. Kettell, Nathan Merrill, *Chas. W. Moore,
Geo. B. Neal, Chas. Poole, Bickford PuLifer,
Jr., Chas. B. Rogers, Timothy T. Sawyer,
Abraham B. Shedd, Phineas J. Stone, Thos.
Sumner, Warren B. Thomas, fAbraham R.
Thompson, fChas. Thompson, Edward Thorn-
dike, A. S. Tuttle, Edward Ward, *G. Wash-
ington Warren, Wm. W. Wheildon, P ml Wil-
lard, Paul Willard, Jr., Sidney A. Willard,
Wm. Williams.
Chelmsford, Benjamin Adams, J. C. Bart-
lett, «Chas. T. Bird, Ziba Gay, Jr., Samuel
P. Hadley, *Eli P. Parker, Dawson Poliard,
Jos. Reed, Christopher Roby, Alpheus Spaul-
ding, Eli F. Webster.
Concord, *Nehemiah Ball, George M.
Brooks, fNathan Brooks, Simon Brown, John
M. Cheney, Charles B. Davis, Jacob B. Far-
mer, Addison G. Fay, Chas. W. Goodnow,
George Heywood, *Ebenezer R. Hoar, Jo-
seph Reynolds, Daniel Shattuck, Elisha
Wheeler.
Dracut, C. Blood, Jr., George W. Coburn,
Ira Hall, Peter Lawson, Wm. F. Osgood, Asa
Clement, Theo. Parker, Henry Richardson,
Charles B. Varnum.
Dunstable, Allen Cummings, Josiah Cum-
mins, Henry Parkhurst.
Framingham, Joseph Ballard, James W.
Brown, Jonas Cloyes, Moses Edgell, C. C.
Estey, Charles Fiske, Joseph Fuller, Jonathan
Greenwood, Franklin F. Heard, Lawson
Kingsbury, *William G. Lewis, Warren Nix-
on, Henry Richardson, *Lorenzo Sabine,
Ebenezer Stone, Elias Temple, tCharles R.
Train, John Wenzell, Simon Whitney.
Groton, Jonathan S. Adams, fGeorge S.
Bout well, Charles Butler, Nathan Dane,
Benjamin P. Dix, * George F. Farley,
George Farnsworth, Calvin Fletcher,
Joshua Gilson, Thomas Hutchins, *Daniel
Needham, Jacob C. Pollard, John M. Porter,
Phineas G. Prescott, Samuel W. Rowe, *Brad-
ford Russell, George Shattuck, Walter Shat-
tuck, John Spaulding, Jr., George Stearns.
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
HolUston, Benjamin F. Bachelder, EUas
Bullard, John Claflin, Augustus N. Currier,
Ebenezer H. Currier, Elihu Cutler, Jr., Elisha
Cutler, Abner Johnson, *Alden Leland, Eliel
Littlefield, Samuel Payson, Abel Pond.
Hopkinton, Wm. Claflin, S. D. Davenport,
John A. Fitch, Silas Mi rick, Augustus Phipps,
Moses Phipps, Jos. Valentine, Lucius H.
Wakefield, Albert Wood, Willard Wood-
ward, 2d.
Lexington, Wm. Chandler, fChas. Hudson,
William Plumer, Marshall Preston, Charles
Robinson, Jr., Simon W. Robinson, Christo-
pher Solis, Royal B. Willis.
Lincoln, Loring H. Austin, James L. Chapin,
William Foster, Abel Wheeler.
Liitlefon, Daniel Bolles, Benjamin Dix, Pe-
ter C. Edwards, Jacob G. Elliot, *Jonathan
Hartwell, James Kimball.
Lowell, James C. Abbott, Julian Abbot,
*Josiah G. Abbott, *Joel Adams, John T. K.
Adams, *S. P. Adams, *Edwin A. Alger, Hi-
ram A. Alger, Otis Allen, John Avery, Dan-
iel Ayer, J. H. B. Ayer, fHomer Bartlett,
Frank F. Battles, Ithamar A. Beard, Ithamar
W. Beard, John Bennett, H. G Blaisdell,
Andrew Blood, Arthur P. Bonney, Artemas
L. Brooks, *Alpheus R. Brown, *Samuel A.
Brown, Ethan I3urnap, *Benjamin F. Butler,
*Joseph Butterneld, John A. Buttrick, George
H. Carlton, *Robert B. Caverly, *Linus Child,
Albe C. Clark, Joshua Converse, Isaac Cooper,
*Horatio G. F. Corliss, Alanson Crane, *JSra-
than Crosby, William Davidson, James Dins-
moor, Robins Dinsmore, Erastus Douglas, A.
B. Farr, Jas. K. Fellows, Abram French,
Cyril French, Josiah B. French, * William S.
Gardner, *John W. Graves, Philip Hardy,
Asa Hildreth, Eliphalet Hills, Lorenzo G.
Howe, Moses G. Howe, Anson Huntington,
fElisha Huntington, Benjamin F. Jackson,
Jonathan Kendall, William Kittridge, Chaun-
cey L. Knapp, *John A. Knowles, Jonathan
Ladd, Wm. Lamson, Jr., Samuel Lawrence,
William Livingston, James Loughran, *Sewail
G. Mack, James J. Maguire, Albert Mallard,
John F. Manahan, Stephen Mansur, John B.
McAlvin, Hugh McEvov, Darius Merriam,
Joshua Merrill, Samuel Meserve, Willard Mi-
not, *Isaac S. Morse, John Nesmith, Arthur
F. L. Norrls, Thos. Ordway, Frederick Parker,
Ephraim B. Patch, Josiah G. Peabody, Timo-
thy Pearson, John D. Pillsbury, Benj. Poole,
Thos. W. Pressey, James H. Rand, Abel Rich-
ardson, Daniel S. Richardson, William A. Rich-
ardson, Augustus B. Roby, *Edward F. Sher-
man, Sidney Spalding, Samuel W. Stickney,
Holland Streeter, Joshua Swan, Theo. H.
Sweetser, Abraham Tilton, George P. Wald-
ron, Edward F. Watson, *Wm. P. Webster,
Charles A. Welch, «Tappan Wentworth, Oli-
ver M. Whipple, Joseph White, John Wright,
Nathaniel Wright, Walter Wright.
Maiden, Solomon Corey, Franklin L. Fay,
Joseph Gerrish, Gilbert Haven, Benjamin G.
Hill, Charles Lewis, William S. Stearns,
Francis J. Tay, Joshua Webster.
Marlboro', O. W. Albee, Lambert Bigelow,
William B. Gale, David Goodale, Isaac Hay-
den, Nathaniel Longley, HoUis Loring, Ste-
phen Morse, Nicholson B. Proctor, George S.
Rawson, Solomon Weeks, Jabez S. Witherbee,
Wm. H. Wood.
Medford, Timothy Cutting, Alex. Gregg,
Aaron K. Hathaway, Judah Loring, Sanford
B. Perry, John Sparrell, James M. Usher.
Melrose, William Bogle, Jonathan Cochran,
Samuel O. Dearborn, Isaac Emerson, Wm. J.
Farnsworth, Elbridge Greene, Jeremiah Mar-
tin, *John T. Paine, John Shelton, James M.
Thresher.
Naticlc, ^Chester Adams, John W. Bacon,
Moses Eames, Benjamin F. Ham, Stedman
Hartwell, Ashur Parlin, Edward Walcott,
fHenry Wilson.
Newton, *Amos Allen, Joseph Barney,
fEbenezer Bradbury, Martin Collier, Edward
J. Collins, *Seth Davis, Ezra C. Hutchins,
*William Jackson, Timothy Jackson, Samuel
Jennison, Jr., William Kenrick, Marshall S.
Rice, Thomas Rice, Jr., J. St. Clair, William
C. Strong, *Andrew H. Ward, Andrew H.
Ward, Jr., Horace R. Wetherell, Loring
Wheeler, John Winslow.
North Pleading, Charles F. Flint, Daniel
Flint, George Flint, John F. Hammond, F.
F. Root.
Peppcrell, Christopher W. Bellows, Samuel
Farrar, Arnold Hutchinson, Samuel A. Jew-
ett, Samuel Tucker, Luther Lawrence, Sam-
uel P. Lewis, *John Walton.
Reading, John Batchelder, Stephen Foster,
Abiel Holden, Chauncey P. Judd, Daniel
Pratt, Jr., Nathan P. Pratt, Thaddeus B.
Pratt, Alfred A. Prescott, Joshua Prescott,
Thomas Sweetser, Caleb Wakefield, Horace
P. Wakefield, Hiram F. Wright.
Sherborn, Jeremiah Butler, Amos Clark,
Thomas J. Morse.
Shirle'j, James Gerrish, John K. Going, Is-
rael Longley, John Park, Thomas Whitney.
Somerville, Henry Adams, Alfred Allen,
*Luther V. Bell, George O. Brastow, E. F.
Cutter, John K. Hall, Charles H. Hudson,
John C. Magoun, John James Sawyer, Ed-
ward L. Stevens, Edmund Tufts, Francis
Tufts, Columbus Tyler.
South Heading, John B. Atwell, Lucius
Beebe, William L. Brown, Lilly Eaton, A. F.
Hutchinson, Edward i\Iansfield, Daniel Nor-
cross, Noah Smith, Paul H. Sweetser. Benja-
min F. Tweed, B. B. Wiley, William H.
Willis.
Stoneham, Dexter Bucknam, Edward Buck-
nam, David H. Burnham, George Cowdry,
Jabez C. Crooker, Silas Dean, fGeorge W.
Dike, Lyman Dike, Amasa Farrier, *Ira
Gerry, Cyrus Hay, *Alonzo V. Lynde.
Stoic, Seth Bass, Henry Fowler, Elijah
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73
Hale, Charles Tower, Joel Walcutt, Edwin
Whitney.
Sudbun/, Ashael Balcolm, Christopher G.
Cutler, Drury Fairbanks, Lyman Howe, Ka-
hum Thompson, Ephraim Stone.
Tewkshuri/, Jonathan Brown, Leonard
Huntress, Caleb Livingston, Horatio C. Mer-
riam, Elijah M. Read, William Rogers, B. F.
Spaulding, Samuel Thompson,
Townsend, Joel Adams, Noah Ball, Ezra
Blood, George Green, Samuel Jenkins, Jr.,
Levi Sherwin, Levi Stearns^ Frederic A,
Worcester.
Tyi}[/shoro\ Charles Butterfield, Samuel L.
Dana, Lowell Lawrence, Simon Thompson.
Waltham, Horatio Adams, jNathaniel P.
Banks, Jr., *John Clark, Daniel Emerson,
Nahum Hardy, Ebenezer Hobbs, *Jarvis
Lewis, George W. Lyman, Arad Moore, James
G. Moore, Eliphalet Pearson, Josiah Rutter,
G. A. Somerby, Frederick M. Stone, S. B.
Whitney.
Watertoion, *Charles Bemis, Isaac V. Be-
mis, Seth Bemis, *Tyler Bigelow, James
Brown, Samuel D. Green, Hiram Hosmer,
Joseph B. Keyes, Samuel O. Mead, Isaac
Robbins, *Levi Thaxter.
Wayland, David Heard, Lewis Jones, fEd-
ward Mellen.
West Cambridge, Watson Goward, John M.
Hollings worth, John Locke, Mansur W. Marsh,
Jesse P. Pattee, *James Russell, Thomas
Russell.
Wesfford, Ephraim Abbott, John W. P.
Abbott, John B. Fletcher, Trueworthy Keyea,
Luther Prescott.
Weston, Alpheus Bigelow, Samuel H. F.
Bingham, *Isaac Fiske, John L. Gourgas, Na-
than Hagar, Edwin Hobbs, Isaac Jones, Benj.
Pierce.
Wilmington, Henry Blanchard, Walter
Blanchard, Charles H. Carter, William H.
Carter.
Wincheste)-, Cyrus Bancroft, fJo^Ji -A-
BoUes, Oliver R. Clark, Loring Emerson, N.
A. Richardson, Samuel S. Richardson, Benj.
F. Thompson.
Wohirn, Bowen Buckman, Joshua P. Con-
verse, JMartin L. Converse, Parker L. Con-
verse, Charles Choate, John G. Flagg, Edwin
Fuller, Joseph Gardner, Albert H. Nelson,
John Nelson, Austin H. Perkins, James M.
Randall, Albert L. Richardson, *Wm. Sturgis,
Abijah Thompson, Cyrus Thompson, *Leon-
ard Thompson.
Notaries Public.
Brighton, Andrew B. Cobb, Charles Heard,
John S. Kelly.
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Cambridge, Franklin Hall, George W. Liv-
ermore, Benjamin W. Whitney.
Charlestiicn, Duncan Bradford, Moses G.
Cobb, J. Q. A. GrilHn,George B. Neal, Thomas
Sumner.
Concord, Nathan Brooks.
FramingJiam, Lorenzo Sabine.
Groton, Daniel Needham.
Hopldnton, Silas Mirick.
Lowell, Edwin A. Alger, James G. Carney,
David Hyde, John A. Knowles, William A.
Richardson, S. W. Stickney.
3Mden, Benj. G. Hill.
Melrose, Samuel O. Dearborn.
Newton, David Smith, (N. Corner,') Sam'l
Jennison, Jr.
South Reading, Wm. L. Brown.
Waltham, Josiah Beard.
Woburn, Alpheus E. Thompson.
Coroners.
Acton, Luther Conant, Winthrop E. Faulk-
ner.
Cambridge, Nathan Fiske.
Carlide, Jonas Parker.
Charlestown, Thomas Sumner, Edward
Ward.
Concord, Anthony Wright.
Dunstable, George P. Wright.
Framingham, Allston W. Whitney, H. Rich-
ardson.
Groton, Abel Farnsworth, Jacob Pollard.
Holliston, Loammi Littlefield, Samuel P*
Smith.
Hopkinton, Silas Mirick.
Littleton, Samuel Smith.
Lowell, Josiah B. French, J. P. Jewett, Ed-
win L. Shed.
Marlboro', L. F. Whitmore.
Medford, John T. White.
Natick, Alexander Cooledge.
Newton, Adolphus Smith, Henry M. Stim-
son.
Pepperell, Isaac Boynton, Jr., Samuel P.
Shattuck, Luther Tarbell.
Reading, Abiel Holden.
Somerville, Hugh Moore.
South Reading, Daniel Norcross.
Townsend, Ebenezer Rawson.
Wayland, Wm. Heard, 2d.
Westford, Solomon Richardson.
Waltham, Wm. Hobbs.
Gruardian to Natick Indians.
John W. Bacon, Natick.
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NANTUCKET COUNTY.
Incorporated June 20, 1695. Population in 1850, 8,452.
Judge of Probate,
Register of Probate,
Town and County Treasurer,
Glerh of the Courts,
Register of Deeds, . - -
Sheriff,
Crier of Courts, - - - -
Jailer and Master of House of Correction, Isaac Myrick,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
- Samuel Mitchell,
George Cobb,
- Eeuben Macy,
George Cobb,
- Asa G. Bunker,
Uriah Gardner,
- Caleb Cushman,
Nantucket.
- Nantucket.
Nantucket.
- Nantucket.
Nantucket.
- Nantucket-
Nantucket.
- Nantucket.
Sessions of Courts.
Probate Courts holden first Saturday of
every month.
Commissioners of "Wrecks.
Nantucket, William Barney, Philip H.
Folger, Thomas A. Gardner, George Myrick,
E. W. Gardner, Daniel Russell, Jr., Samuel
B. Swain.
Public Administrator.
Nantucket, Samuel G. INIitchell.
Commissioner of Insolvency.
Nantucket, George Gobb.
Port "Wardens.
Ariel Coffin, Reuben G. Pinkham.
Conamissioners to qualify Civil facers.
James M. Bunker, George Cobb, Timothy
Hussey.
Notaries Public.
William Barney, James M. Bunker, Caleb
Cushman, Phillip H. Folger, Samuel Mtchell.
Coroners.
Elisha M. Hinckley.
Justices of the Peace.
Nantucket, *WilIiam Barney, *John W.
Barrett, Asa G. Bunker, *James M. Bunker,
Caleb Cushman, *George Cobb, William Cobb,
Elisha P. Fearing, Philip H. Folger, William
C. Folger, *Edward M. Gardner, Timothy
Hussey, Justin Lawrence, Thomas Macy,
Francis M. Mitchell, Samuel Mitchell, William
Mitchell, William B. Mtchell.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
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NORI^OLK COUNTY.
Incorporated March 26, 1793.
Number of towns, 22.
Shire town, Dediiam.
Population in 1850, 78,892.
Judge of Probate, -
Register of Prolate,
Gkrh of Courts,
Register of Deeds,
County Treasurer, -
Overseers of House of Cor-
rection.
Sheriff, - - - -
Deputy Sheriffs.
Canton, Hufus C. Wood.
Dedham, J. N. E. Mann, Augustus B. Endi-
cott.
Dorchester, Jolin Kobie.
Medway, S. W. Richardson.
Randolph, John T. Jordan.
Roxburij, Nathan Haynes.
Stoughton, E. G. Kinsley.
Weymouth, Silas Binney
Wrentham, Bradford S. Farrington.
Crier of Courts.
George Alden, Dedham.
Sessions of Courts.
Probate Court, holden at Dedham, on the
1st Tuesday of each month, and at Webster
Hall, in Roxbury, every Saturday afternoon,
at 2 o'clock precisely.
At Qidnc'i, on the 2d Tuesdays of Febru-
ary, May, and August.
At Roxhurij, on the 4th Tuesdays of Feb-
ruary, May, xVugust, and November.
At Wrenduan, on the 3d Tuesdays of May,
August, and November.
At Medioay, on the 3d Tuesdays of Febru-
ary, June, and October.
County Commissioners.
Nathaniel F. Safford, Dorchester, Chairman ;
Nathan Jones, Medway ; James C. Doane,
Cohasset.
Special Cotmnissioners. — Abraham F. Howe,
Roxbury ; John A. Gould, Walpole.
Times of Meeting. — At Dedham, on the 3d
Tuesday of April, and the 4th Tuesdays of
June and September, and on the last Wednes-
day of December.
Commissioners of Insolvency.
Canton, Samuel B. Noyes.
Roxbury, Francis Hillard.
Public Administrators.
Dedham, Ira Cleveland.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.
Braintree, Naaman L. White.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
- Wm. Sherman Leland,
Jonathan H. Gobb,
- Ezra W. Sampson,
Enos Foord,
- Geo. Ellis,
f Martin IMarsh,
-< James Richardson, -
(. Ezra AV. Sampson,
- Thomas Adams,
Roxbury.
- Dedham.
Dedham.
- Dedham.
Dedham.
- Dedham.
Dedham.
- Dedham.
Roxbury.
Dedham, Jonathan H. Cobb, Enos Foord,
James Richardson, Ezra W. Sampson.
Roxbury, Jonathan P. Robinson.
Weymouth, Noah Fifield, Appleton Howe,
Fisher A. Kingsbury, Edmund Thomas.
Wrentham, Harvey E. Clapp, Daniel
Cook, Meletiah Everett.
A.
Justices of the Peace.
llnchuUno Justices of tlie Peace and Qtiorw,., „^,„„,„„,„
and Justices throughout the Commonwealth, designated
, designated hy
at.]
Bellingham, Francis D. Bates, Savel Met-
calf.
Braintree, Benj. Dyer, Asa French, fBenj.
V. French, Samuel D, Hayden, Elias Hay-
ward, Alva Morrison, Bryant Newcomb,
Joseph W. Porter, Edward Potter, Caleb
Stetson, *Mii:ot Thayer, Wm. B. Walker,
Asa Wellington, Naaman L. White, Jonathan
Wild.
Brookline, William Aspinwall, James Bart-
lett, Amos Cotting, Elijah C. Emerson, H.
Fay, Joseph Goddard, Thomas Griggs, Chas.
Pope, Samuel A. Shurtlefl", Samuel A. Walk-
er, Charles Wild.
Canton, *Ellis Ames, John Endicott, fThos.
French, Zebediah Holt, Samuel B. Noyes,
Eiisha White.
Cohasset, Solomon J. Beal, *James C.
Doane, Martin Lincoln, John Q. A. Lothrop,
Henry J. Turner.
Dedham, Tliomas J. Bagley, Obed Baker,
Charles J. Capen, «Ira Cleveiaud, E. Clapp,
*Jonathan H. Cobb, Waldo Colbnrn, Henry
W. Cushing, Colburn Ellis, Geo. Ellis, Merrill
D. Ellis, Richard Ellis, fJohn Endicott, *Enos
Foord, E. F. Gay, Martin B. Inches, -fE. L.
Keyes, Martin Marsh, Curtis G. Morse, Thos.
Motley, Henry White Richards, fJames Rich-
ardson, *Ezra W. Sampson, Thomas Sherwin,
Henry H. W. Sigourney, E. Stone, fEzra Wil-
kinson.
Dorchester, Orin P. Bacon, Edmund J. Ba-
ker, Eleazer J. Bispham, Williams B. Brooks,
Nahum Capen, Nathaniel R. Childs, Asaph
Churchill, Ebenezer Clapp, Jr., fDavid Cum-
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
mins, John W. Draper, Ebenezer Eaton,
Oliver Hall, Charles Howe, Edward Jarvis,
Edward King, fS. P. Loud, Erasmus D. Mil-
ler, Thomas M. Moseley, Edward L. Pierce,
*Jesse Pierce, Lewis Pierce, Eobert Khodes,
Robert Richardson, Nathaniel F. Safibrd,
Edward Sharp, William D. Swan, fEdmund
P. Tileston, Eben Tolman, *Robert Vose,
fM. P. Wilder, Edward Young.
Dover, Sherman Battelle, Daniel Mann,
Calvin Richards, Luther Richards.
Foxhoro,' Warren Bird, James Capen, Otis
Cary, John M, Everett, Alfred Fales, Freedom
Guild, David Hersey, Henry Hobart, Joseph
Kingsbury, James Stratton, S. S. Warren.
FranUtn, Peter Adams, Paul B. Clark,
Elias Cook, Albert E. Daniels, H. C. Fisher,
John H. Fisher, Willard Fisher, WiUis Fisher,
William Metcalf, George W. Nason, S. W.
Richardson, Erastus Rockwood, Saul B. Scott.
Medfield, Jonathan P. Bishop, Charles Ha-
mant, Walter Janes, Charles C. Sewall.
Medivay, Seneca Barber, William B. Boyd,
*Artemas Brown, WiUiam H. Cary, Austin S.
Cushman, Elisha Cutler, ^L M. Fisher, Chas.
H. Fitts, Asa M. B. Fuller, Alpheus C. Grant,
John P. Jones, James Lovering, fWarren
Lovering, Horatio Mason, *Luther ]\Ietcalf,
Clark Partridge, *Joseph L. Richardson,
Christopher Slocum.
Milton, Josiah Babcock, Samuel Babcock,
Charles Breck, Charles M. S. Churchill, Jo-
seph McK. Churchill, *Robert B. Forbes,
Amor Hollingsworth, Jason W. Houghton,
*Nathan C. Martin, George Penniman, Jason
Reed, James M. Robbins, George Thompson,
Ebenezer G. Tucker, Elijah Tucker, Robert
S. Watson.
Needham, Francis Blake, Josiah H. Carter,
Wm. Flagg, Daniel Kimball, fArtemas New-
hall, Charles Rice, Reuben Ware, fE. K.
Whitaker, Moses Winch, Joseph W. AVright.
Quincy, Seth Adams, Lemuel Brackett,
Josiah Brigham, Noah Cummings, *Artemas
Newell, Wm. B. Duggan, *John M. Gour-
gas, John A. Green, *Wm. S. Morton, Geo.
Slarsh, AVhitcomb Porter, Gideon F. Thayer,
Samuel Thomas, Jr., Albert Thompson, Tbos.
C. Webb, George White, Isaiah G. Whiton,
Solomon Willard.
Randolph, Seth Belcher, N. C. Berry, Am-
asa Clark, E. S. Conant, Abner L. Gushing,
Alex. E. Dubois, Zenas French, Benjamin
Holmes, Thomas Howard, Barnabas Lothrop,
James Maguire, Silas Paine, Rufus Thayer,
Isaac Tower, *Royal Turner, Seth Turner,
*Bradford L. Wales, Ephraim Wales, Erastus
Wales, Oramel White.
Roxbury, Wm. Bacon, Tobias Boland, Jo-
seph N. Brewer, F. Copeland, Linus B.
Comins, John J. Clarke, James W. Converse,
Wm. A. Crafts, Ariel I. Cummings, Nelson
Curtis, Joseph W. Dudley, Charles M. Ellis,
John T. Ellis, John Fowle, *William Gaston,
Charles E. Grant, James Guild, John A. Hall,
*Francis Hilliard, John B. Kettell, W. Ray-
mond Lee, William S. Leland, *William G.
Lewis, James M. Keith, Charles Marsh, Wm.
B. May, Allen Putnam, Chandler R. Ransom.
William J. Reynolds, James Ritchie, *Jona-
than P. Robinson, Joshua Seaver, William
Seaver, fDavid A. Simmons, Thomas Sim-
mons, John S. Sleeper, E. W. Stone, S. C.
Thwing, fThos. Tolman, Joseph W. Tucker,
Samuel Walker, S. H. Waliey, John Webber,
F. M. Weld, William Whiting, Horace Wil-
liams, Jonathan F. Woodside.
Sharon, A. D. Bacon, Amasa Dunbar, Eli-
jah Hewins, Lemuel D. Hewins, Otis Johnson.
Sloughton, Samuel Capen, 2d, Lucius Clapp,
Justin Field, Charles A. French, Lemuel
Gay, Clifford Keith, Francis C. Sumner, Lu-
ther Swan, Enos Talbot, Joel Talbot, Eben
W. Tolman.
Walpole, Daniel Allen, Jr., fFrancis W.
Bird, Nathaniel Bird, Edmund W. Clap, Tru-
man Clarke, John M. Gannett, John A.
Gould, Smith Gray, James G. Hartshorn,
Palmer Morey, Bainbridge Mowry, James
P. Tisdale.
West Roxbury, Stephen M. Allen, Arthur
W. Austin, Joseph H. Billings, Isaac F. Cof-
fin, Cornelius Cowing, Joseph Curtis, Nathan-
iel Curtis, A. W. Draper, Theodore Dunn,
John M, Fessenden, Luther M. Harris, Thos.
Motley, Jr., George R. Russell, *L. M. Sar-
gent, Robert Seaver, Wm. H. Sumner, fSte-
phen M. AVeld, Michael Whittemore, Benj.
P. Williams, Moses Williams.
Weymouth, Warren W. Barker, James L.
Bates, E. S. Beals, Lovell Bicknell, Silas Bln-
ney, Elijah F. Hall, Appleton Howe, Albert
Humphrey, James Humphrey, *L. Humphrey,
Atherton N. Hunt, James Jones, *Fisher A.
Kingsbury, Jacob Loud, John W. Loud, Ab-
ner W. Paine, *Alvah Raymond, Ehas Rich-
ards, *Edmund Thomas, John W. Thomas,
Norton Q. Tirrell, Noah Torrey, Allen Vining,
Noah Vining, Jr., Asa B. Wales, Benjamin
F. White, Orian White.
Wrentham, Wm. W. Cowell, John A. Craig,
Preston Day, *Melatiah Everett, Calvin Fish-
er, Jr., Silas P. Fisher, Joseph B. Gerrould,
Daniel L. Gibbons, Silas Metcalf, Benjamin
N. Shepard, Samuel Warren Jr.
liTotaries Public.
BrooJdine, Wm. Aspinwall.
Cohasset, James C. Doane.
Canton, Francis W. Deane.
Dedham, Waldo Colburn, L. H. Kingsbury.
Dorchester, Asaph Churchill, Chas. Howe.
Foxhoro", Henry Hobart.
Milton, J. McK. Churchill, N. C. Martin.
Randolph, Royal W. Turner, E. Real.
Quincy, Israel W. Munroe.
Roxbury, Joshua Seaver, Wm. Whiting, 1st.
Weymouth, Elijah F. Hall, F. A. Kingsbury.
Wrentham, Melatiah Everett, Daniel L.
Gibbens.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
77
Coroners.
BelUngham, Edward C. Craig.
Braintree, Jonathan French.
Cohasset, Henry J. Turner.
Canton, Rufus C. Wood.
Dedham, J. N. E. Mann, Martin Bates.
Dorchester, Robert Vose.
Dover, Wm. Cleveland, Hiram W. Jones.
Franklin, Saul B. Scott.
Milton, Ebenezer G. Tucker.
Quincij, Lewis Bass.
Randolph, Ezekiel French.
Roxbury, Thomas Adams.
Sharon, Elijah Hewins.
Stoughton, Lemuel Gay.
Weymouth, Silas Binney.
Wrentham, David A. Fisher.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Incorporatrd June 2, 1685.
Population IN 1850, 55,697.
SniRE TOWN, Plymouth.
Number of towns in 1853, 24.
Judge of Prolate,
Register of Probate, -
Clerk of Courts, -
Register of Deeds, -
County Treasurer,
Overseers of House of Correction,
Sheriff,
Deputy SherifFs.
AUngton, Luther Glover.
Bridgeioater, Philip D. Kingman.
Hanover, Robert H. Studley.
Kingston, Spencer Cushman.
Marion, Daniel Hall.
North Bridgewater, Benj. Kingman.
Plymouth, Francis J. Goddard.
Rochester, Robert C. Randall.
South Scituale, Harrison Wilder.
Crier of Courts.
Philip D. Kingman, Bridgewater.
Jailer.
Francis J. Goddard, Plymouth.
Sessions of Courts.
Probate Court is holden at Plymouth, on the
3d Mondays of January, February, and May ;
on the 2d Mondays in April and August ; and
on the 1st Monday in December.
At Scituate, on the 1st Tuesday of June,
and the last Tuesday of November.
At East Bridgewater, on the 1st Tuesdays
of April, July and October.
At Middleboro', on the 1st Tuesdays of May,
August and November.
At Rochester, on Wednesday next after the
1st Tuesday of May, and Wednesday next af-
ter the 1st Tuesday in November.
At Hingliam, on the 1st Tuesday in March,
and last Tuesday of August.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
- Aaron Hobart,
Joseph S. Beal, -
- William H. Whitman,
William S. Kussell, ■
William R. Sever, -
r Jacob H. Loud,
\ William H. Whitman,
(^William Thomas,
Branch Harlow,
East Bridgeioater.
Kingston.
Plymouth.
- Plymouth.
Plymouth.
Plymouth.
Plymouth.
Plymouth.
- Middlehoro\
At Hanover, on the last Monday of Sept.
At Abington, on the 2d Monday of January.
At Bridgewater, last Tuesday of February.
County Commissioners.
Ebenezer Yiok^ns, Middleboro', Chairman;
John Ford, Marshfeld ; Isaac Hersey, Abing-
ton.
Special Commissioners. ■^- Martin Bryant,
Pembroke; Williams Latham, Bridgewater.
Times of Meeting. — At Plymouth, on the 3d
Tuesday in March, the 1st Tuesday of August,
and the last Tuesday of January.
Comniissioners of "Wrecks.
Duxbury, Samuel A. Frazier.
Hull, John Mitchell, Moses B. Tower.
Marshfeld, Otis Baker, ^Villiam Harrington.
Scituate, John Damon, Wm. J. Newcomb,
John Tilden, Jr.
Commissioners of Insolvency.
East Bridgeioater, Welcome Young.
Phjmouth, John J. Russell.
Public Administrators.
Plymouth, Schuyler Sampson.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.
Abington, Isaac Hersey, Jesse E. Keith.
Bridgewater, Abraham Washburn, 2d.
Duxbury, Samuel Stetson, Gershom B. Wes-
ton.
East Bridgeioater, Aaron Hobart, Hector
Orr, Welcome Young.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
HingJiam, Solomon Lincoln, Thos. Loring.
Middleboro\ Peter H. Pierce, Eliab Ward,
William H. Wood.
North Bridgewater, Jesse Perkins, Eliab
Whitman.
Plymouth, Moses Bates, Jr., Jacob H. Loud,
W. R. Sever, Wm. H. Whitman.
Rochester, Joseph Haskell, Theophilus King,
James Ruggles.
Sciiuate, John Beal.
South Sciiuate, Anson Piobbins, S. A.
Turner.
Wareham, Seth Miller, Jr., David Nye.
West Bridgewater, William Baylies, Austin
Packard.
Justices of the Peace.
Ahington, Henry Alden, Jona. Arnold, Jr.,
Nathaniel Beal, William P. Corthell, Henry
Dunbar, Cyrus A. Dyer, Jas. Ford, Jr., Isaac
Hersey, Benjamin Hobart, Freeman P. How-
land, Jesse E. Keith, Holland W. Noyes, Jas.
Noyes, Geo. W. Pratt, Zophar D. Ramsdell,
Levi Reed, Ezekiel Thaxter, Harvey Torrey,
Spencer Vining, Jared Whitman.
Bridgewater, Solomon Alden, Horace Ames,
George Bassett, Samuel Breck, Dion Bryant,
Thomas Cushman, Isaac Forbes, *Artemas
Hale, Caleb Hobart, Mitchell Hooper, Lafay-
ette Keith, *Williams Latham, Franklin
Leach, fJohn Eeed, *Nahum Stetson, Eli
Washburn.
Carver, Joseph Barrows, James Cole, fJesse
Murdock, Lewis Pratt, Wm. Savery, AVm. S.
Savery, Henry Sherman, Lot Shurtleff, Thos.
Vaughn.
Duxburij, Benjamin Alden, Benj. Boylston,
Wm. Ellison, Nathaniel Ford, Merlin Gard-
ner, John Holmes, Samuel Loring, George P.
Richardson, John Sampson, George B. Stand-
ish, Samuel Stetson, Joseph F. VVadsworth,
fG. B. Weston.
East Bridgewater, Jacob Bates, Jr., Joseph
Chamberlain, Levi Churchill, Simeon Curtis,
Benj. W. Harris, f Aaron Hobart, Asa Millet,
Cushing Mitchell, James H. Mitchell, Isaac
Pratt, *Ezekiel Whitman, * Welcome Young.
Halifax, Cyrus Morton, Ira L. Sturtevant,
D. C. Thompson, Ephraim B. Thompson, Za-
dock Thompson.
Hanover, Perez Simmons, Albert White,
Alexander Wood.
Hanson, Isaiah Bearce, Barak Osborn,
Thomas Smith.
Hingham, *Edward Cazneau, Henry Cush-
ing, Jedediah Farmer, David Fearing, Hawkes
Fearing, Jr., Ebenezer Gay, Henry Hersey,
James S. Lewis, *Solomon Lincoln, Thomas
Loring, Caleb B. Marsh, James H. Wilder.
Kingston, Joseph S. Beal, Alden S. Brad-
ford, Horace L. CoUamore, Alex. Holmes,
John Gray, Joseph Stetson.
ia^-ei;i7/!e,Thomas Doggett, Reuben Hafford,
ApoUos Haskins, Abizier T. Harvey, Job P.
Nelson, Asa T. Winslow.
Marion, Walton N. Ellis, David Hatheway,
Gilbert Hatheway.
Marshfield, John Ford, *Luther Hatch,
Daniel Phillips, Moses F. Rogers, Seth Wes-
ton.
Middleboro', I.F. Atwood, Stillman Benson,
Jonathan Cobb, Joshua Eddy, *Zachariah
Eddy, Paul Hathaway, Nathan King, Seth
Miller, John Q. Morton, N. C. Perkins, Eben-
ezer Pickens, *Peter H. Pierce, Zebulon
Pratt, Wilson C. Rider, Everett Robinson,
Augustus H. Soule, Horatio N. Thomas, Eliab
Ward, Philander Washburn, Andrew Weston,
Alfred Wood, Jr., Benjamin P. Wood, Cor-
nelius B. Wood, Joshua Wood, George W.
Wood, Wm. H. Wood.
North Bridgewater, Franklin Ames, George
W. Bryant, George Clark, Isaac Eames, Bela
Kieth, Edwin H. Kingman, Eliph. Kingman,
Isaac Kingman, Perez Marshall, *Jesse Per-
kins, Jonas R. Perkins, Jonathan White,
*Eliab Whitman.
Pembroke, Morrill Allen, *Martin Bryant,
Joseph Cobb, *Horace Collamore, George F.
Hatch, David Oldham, Ambrose Parris,Thos.
Turner, James H. Whitman.
Pbjmouth, Timothy Barry, Gustavus D.
Bates, *Moses Bates, Jr., Wm. Bishop, Lemuel
Bradford, Jr., Geo. BrarahaU, Jr., Nathaniel
Clark, Wm. Clark, Roland E. Cotton, Allen
Danforth, William T. Davis, Geo. G. Dyer,
*Gustavus Gilbert, Timothy Gordon, Jason
Hart, Benj. Hathaway, Isaac L. Hedge, Thos.
Hedge, Amasa Holmes, Henry B. Holmes,
Ezra Leach, Jacob H. Loud, Leander Lovell,
Joseph Lucas, John Perkins, Thomas Pierce,
Jr., JosiaK Robbins, John J. Russell, Wm. S.
Russell, Schuyler Sampson, Wm. R. Sever,
Eleazer C. Sherman, Wm. F. Spear, *Wm. H.
Spear, Isaac N. Stoddard, *Wm. Thomas,
James Thurber, E. C. Turner, *Winslow
Warren, Wm. H. AVhitman, Oliver T. Wood.
Plijmpton, Zenas Bryant, Josiah Churchill,
Zenas Cushman, Josiah S. Hammond, Zac-
cheus Parker, Martin Perkins, Isaiah S.Ripley,
Wm. H. Soule, Isaac Wright.
Rochester, Benj. F. Barstow, R. L. Barstow.
Joseph W. Church, Barnabas Hiller, A. B.
Hammond, Charles Hooper, Theophilus King,
Nahum Leonard, Jr., James H. Look, James
Ruggles, Wm. Sears, Freeman Shaw.
Scituate, Geo. M. Allen, *John Beal, Elijah
Jenkins, Jr., Ezekiel Jones, George C. Lee,
Dexter Merritt, Shadrach B. Merritt, Elias R.
Mungo, Caleb W. Prouty, Seth Webb, Wm.
YouDg. ,
South Scituate, John Collamore, Ebenezer
T. Fogg, I. R. Jacobs, John Jones, *Anson
Robbins, Horace P. Stevens, Samuel Tolman,
*Samuel A. Turner.
Wareham, Jedediah Briggs, Joseph P. Hay-
den, Darius Miller, *Seth jNIiller, Jr., *David
Nye, -j-Thomas Savery, N. Sherman.
West Bridgewater, Jonathan Ames, fWm.
Baylies, James Copeland, Dwelley Fobes, Jo-
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
79
seph Kingman, Abiel Packard, Austin Pack-
ard, Josiah Richards, Elijah Smith.
ITotaries Public.
Ab'mgton, Isaac Hersey, Jesse E. Kieth.
Bridgewater, Samuel Brack.
Duxbunj, Samuel Stetson.
East Bridgewater, Welcome Young.
liingham, David Harding.
Plymouth, Gustavus Gilbert, Jacob H. Loud,
Wm. H. Spear.
MarsTifield, Luther Hatch.
Middlebcro', Eliab Ward.
North Bridgewater, Geo. W. Bryant, Jonas
K. Perkins.
Rochester, Benj. F. Barstow, Elijah Willis.
Scituate, John Beal.
Wareham, Silvanus Bourne, David Nye.
Coroners.
Bridgeioater, Philip D. Kingman.
Duxbury, Avery Richards.
Hinghavi, Wm. O. Lincoln.
Hull, Moses B. Tower.
Marshfield, Wales Tilden.
Middleboro', Ansel Benson, Jos. Jackson.
North Bridgewater, Thos. Wales.
Plympton, Abiel Washburn.
Rochester, David Lewis.
Scituate, John Beal.
South Scituate, Josiah Gushing, Ebenezer
Stetson.
West Bridgewater, Thos. Ames.
Pilots.
Marion, Benjamin Delano.
Wareham, Sam'l B. Besse, Lewis Bumpus..
SUEPOLK COUNTY.
Incorporated May 10, 1643.
Population in 1850, 144,517.
SiiiRE TOWN, Boston.
Number op towns, 4.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of Prolate, - - - -
Register of Probate, - - - -
Clerics of Supreme Court a7id Court of^
Common Pleas, j
Register of Deeds, . . . -
County Treasurer, - - - -
Commonwealth's Attorney,
Edward G. Loring,
Horatio M. Willis, -
Boston.
Boston.
George C. Wilde, Joseph Willard, Boston
Henry Alline,
Frederic U. Tracy,
- George W. Cooley,
Sheriff,
Joseph Eveleth,
Boston.
- Boston.
Boston,
ifce, 21 Court House.
House, 73 Summer st.
Deputy Sheriffs.
Daniel J. Coburn, Office, 5 Court square.
Joseph A. Willard, 3 Court House.
Benjamin F. Bayley, Office, 17 Old State
House.
Erastus W. Sanborn, 13 Court square.
Erastus Rugg, Chelsea.
Gustavus Andrews, at Sheriff's Office.
Alonzo F. Neale, 51 Court.
William H. Baker, Mass. Block.
Joseph D. Coburn, 5 Court square.
Jailer.
Wm. Sampson Bartlett, Boston.
Master of House of Correction.
Charles Robbing, South Boston.
Sessions of Courts.
Probate Court holden at the Probate Office,
in Boston, every Monday in January, Feb-
ruary, March, April, and May ; every Mon-
day in June, except the first and last ; and
every Monday, except the first in each, in the
months of August, September, October, Nov-
ember, and December. No Court in July.
Commissioners of Insolvency.
Boston, John M. Williams, John P. Putnam,
Charles Demond.
Public Administrators,
Boston, Francis E. Parker, Benjamin F.
Russell.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Oflacers.
Boston, John P. Bigelow, Wm. Tufts, John
A. Bolles, Charles W. Lovett.
Justices of the Peace in Boston.
[Including Justices of the Peace mid Quorum, designated by a* ,
and Justices throughout the Vontmonwcalth, by a t.j
Abbott Andrew-
Abbott James A.
Adams Alvin
Adams Chas. B. F.
Adams Chas. Fred. jr.
Adams Geo. W.
Adams Joseph H.
Adams Paul
Albree John
Allen Augustus O.
Allen Benjamin L.
AUen Charles E.
Allen Charles J. F.
Allen Frederic H.
Allen Joseph H.
Allen Samuel A.
Alline Henry
Amee J. L. C.
Ames Isaac
Ames P. Adams
Amory James S.
Amory Thomas C.
Amory Thos. C. Jr.
' Amory William
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Andrews Gustavus
Blanchard Andrews
Clapp William W.
Dingley John T.
Andrew John A.
Blanchard Geo. D. B.
Clark Albert
DixweU Epes S.
Andrews Christ'r C.
Blodgett Luther
Clark Benj. C.
Dodge John C.
Andrews John L.
»Boit Edward D.
Clark E. P.
Donahoe Patrick
Andrews Samuel
Bolles Mathew
Clark Henry
Dorr WiUiam B.
Andrews William
Bonney Pelham
Clark James
Dow James B.
Andrews Wm. T.
BowditchJona.I.
Clark John
Dow Nathan T.
Andros Milton
Bowditch N. I.
* Clary Henry D.
Dowe Joseph
Andross Richard S, S.
Bowker Albert
*Codman John.
Doyen John S.
Angell George T.
Boyd Francis
Codman Robert
Drake Tisdale
ApoUonio Nicholas A.
Bradbury Samuel A.
Colburn Frederick A.
«Draper Moses
Appleton Nathan
Bradford William B.
Colburn Jeremiah
DriscoU Cornelius
Appleton William
Bradlee Josiah
CoUamore Geo. W.
Dudley Elbridge G.
Appleton William C.
Bradley Joseph H
Comer George N.
Duncklee M. F.
* Atkins John
Brewer Gardner
Coolidge Joseph
Dunham Josiah Jr.
Atkinson Jacob
Brewer Isaac C.
Cook Charles E.
Dunn Jas. C.
Atwood Charles
Brewer Nathaniel
Cooke B. F.
Durant Henry F.
*Austin Ivers J.
Brewer Thos. M.
*Cooke J. P.
Dutton Henry W.
Avery Edward
Briggs Billings
Coolidge Samuel F.
Dyer Henry
Bacon Francis
Brigham Elijah D.
CottreU Asa
Dyer Micah Jr.
Bacon Jacob
Brigham Joseph L.
Cowdin John
Eames Ithamar B.
Bailey Adams
Brigham William
Cov/din Robert
Eastburn John H.
Baker James
*Brinley Francis
Cragin Lorenzo S. Jr.
Eastman Josephus
Baker James L.
Brodhead Daniel D.
Cram Geo. W.
Eaton WiUiam
Baldwin Aaron
Brooks Benjamin F.
Crocker Uriel
Eddy Caleb
Baldwin James F.
Brooks Edward
Crockett George K.
Eddy Robert H.
Ball Joshua D.
Brooks Francis A.
Crockett George W.
Edmands B. Franklin
Ball Nahum
Brooks William G.
Crosby Frederick
Edwards Henry
Ballard James M.
Browne Causten
Crowninshield E. A.
Egan James
BaUard John
Brown Charles
Cruft Edward
Eidridge John S.
Ballard Joseph
Brown Jeremiah
Cumings Bradley N.
Eldridge Samuel
Bancroft George
Brown Vernon
Cummings Amos, Jr.
*EUot Samuel A.
Bangs Edward
Browne Albert G.
*Currier Benjamin H.
ElUs Charles M.
Barbour John N.
Browne George M.
*Curtis Benjamin R.
Ely Alfred B.
Baker James
Browne John W.
*Curtis Charles P.
Emerson Frederick
*Barnes Isaac O.
Bryant David
Curtis George T.
Emerson John W.
Barnicoat William
Bryant G. J. F.
Curtis Thomas B.
English James L.
Barrett Jonathan F.
Buck Edward
*Cushing Abel
Erving Edward S.
Barrett Sumner F.
Buck Ephraim
*Cushing L. S.
Eustis WiUiam T.
Barrows Horace G.
Buckingham J. H.
Cushman Freeman L.
Evans Alonzo H.
*Bartlett Sidney
Bulfinch Geo. S.
Cutler Joseph
tEverett Edward
Bartlett Sidney Jr.
Bulfinch Thomas
Cutler Pliny
Everett Charles J.
Bartlett William S.
BuUard Francis
Dalton Henry ■
Fabens Francis A.
Bassett Elisha
Bullock William W.
*-Dame A. A.
Fairbanks Drury
*Bassett Francis
Burnham George P.
Dana Edward A.
*Fairbanks Stephen
BatchelderF, L.
Butler Benjamin
Dana Richard H. Jr.
Farrar Timothy
Bates John
Butler Franklin J.
Danforth Isaac
Farrar WiUiam H.
Bates Samuel W.
Butler John Henry
Darracott Franklin
Fay Richard S.
Bates WiUiam
Butters William
Darracott George
Fearing Albert
Beal James H.
Button WortliingtonB.
Davenport Henry
Fernald Henry B.
Beal Thatcher
Cabot Henry
Davis Adolphus
*Field Justin
Beals James H.
Caldwell Charles
Davis Augustus B.
Fiske Robert F.
Beals WiUiam
Calrow William H.
Davis Hasbrouck
Fiske Augustus H.
Beals William Jr.
Carney Andrew
Davis Henry
Flint John
Belknap John
Cartwright C. W.
Davis Henry A.
Flint Waldo
Bell Joseph M.
Gary Isaac
«Davis Isaac P.
Folger George H.
Bemis George
Cary Nathan C,
Davis Jerome
Foster Archibald
Bennett Edmund H.
*Cary Thomas G.
Dean Benjamin
Foster David W.
*Betton Ninian C.
Champlin H. L,
Dehon William
Foster James G.
Bigelow Abram 0.
t Chandler Peleg W.
Demond Charles
*Foster WUUam
Bigelow Edwin M.
Chandler T. P.
Dennison James
Foster WiUiam H.
Bigelow George F.
Chase Cyrus
Denton WiUiam
Francis Ebenezer
Bigelow Horatio
Chase Enoch
Denton WUUam Pitt
Francis Nathaniel
Bigelow Prescott
Chase Theodore
Derby E. Haskett
Freeman AViUiam
Bigelow Timothy
Cheever Ira
Devine James
French Ebenezer
Bishop Joel P.
Cheever James
Dexter Edward A.
Frost Oliver
Blake Edward
Cheever Tracy P.
Dexter George M.
Frothingham Samuel
Blake Geo. Baty
Child Geo. H.
*Dexter Thomas A.
Frothingham Thos. B.
Blake Pynson
Child Stephen
Dexter WiUiam S.
Frye Isaac W.
Blake William
Clapp Joshua B.
*Dimmock John L.
FuUer H. W.
SUFFOLK
COUNTY.
81
Fuller Richard F.
Hay den William
Kendell Sewall
Meyer Joseph
Fuller Stephen P.
Hayes Francis B.
Kettelle Jacob Q.
Mills Charles H.
Gardner Henry J.
Hayes Wm. A.
* Kimball Moses
Mills James K.
Gibbs Ira
* Hay ward Charles
Kimball Otis
Minns George W.
Gibson Charles L.
Hayward Pelham W.
King John G.
Minot George
Gibson Kimball P.
Hazleton Horace L.
Kingsbury George H.
:Minot William Jr.
Gilbert Sjdvester
Head Edw. F.
Knapp William
-Mitchell Nathaniel
Gilchrist Daniel S.
Head George E.
Kuhn George H.
Montgomery Hugh
Giles Alfred E.
Healey Mark
Kuhn John
xMooney Thomas
*Giles Joel
*IIealy John P.
Lamb Thomas
Moore Edward N.
Gill Thomas
Heard John T.
Lamson John
Aloore Jonathan F. j
GiUey John E. M.
Henchman Daniel
tLawrence Abbott
Morgan David
Girdler Richard
Hey wood Samuel P.
Lawrence xVbbott Jr.
Moriarty J. M.
Gleason Horace
Higgins Peter
* Lawrence Amos A.
Morrill George
Glen Samuel R.
Higginson Geo.
Lawrence James
Morris Robert
Goldsbury John
Hildreth Richard
Lawrence Samuel
Morse John T.
Gooch Daniel W.
Hillard George S.
Lawton John T.
Morse Nathan
« Goodrich Charles B.
HiUiard William
Leavitt Benson
Morton Marcus Jr.
Goodwin Albert G.
Hinds Calvin P.
Leighton Charles
Moulton Charles J. B.
Gordon George W.
Hobart Aaron
*Leighton John C.
Murdock James M.
Gordon Solomon Jones
Hobart Albert
Lerow Lewds
Nash Stephen G.
*Gorham Benjamin
Hobart Enoch
Lewis Joseph
Nazro Charles G.
Gould Benjamin A.
Hobbs Wm. Jr.
Lewis Winslow
Newell Charles S-
Gould Benjamin T.
Hockey Joseph
Lincoln Charles D.
Nichols George W.
Gove John
Hodges Edward F.
-"Lincoln Ezra
Nichols Lyman
Granger David
Holbrook Henry M.
Lincoln Fred'k W. Jr.
Nickerson Sereno D.
Grant Moses
Holman Ralph W.
* Lincoln Heman
Nicolson Samuel
tGray Francis C.
Holmes John
Little Chas. H.
Nutter Charles C.
Gray Horace Jr.
Holmes John S.
Locke John G.
Nutter Thomas F.
tGray John C.
Homer Charles
Lodge James
Ober John P.
*Gray Wm.
Homer Fitzhenry
Loring Benjamin
Odiorne James C.
Greele Samuel
Homer Henry
*Loring Charles G.
Oliver Peter
Green John Jr.
Homer George
Loring C. Wm.
Osgood Isaac P.
Greene Benj. D.
Homer George F.
Loring Edward
Otis Edmund B.
Greenough David S.
Homer Peter T.
Loring Ellis Gray
Otis George A.
Greenough Wm. W.
Hooper Robert
Loring Francis C.
Otis George W.
Gregg Washington P.
Hooper Samuel
Loring John A.
Otis Theodore
Griggs George
Horton David W.
Loring John F.
Otis William F.
Griswold Almon W.
Howe Edward W.
Lothrop Joshua R.
Page Timo. R.
* Guild Benjamin
Howes William B.
Lothrop Thornton K.
Paige James W.
Guild Samuel E.
Hubbard Charles
Lothrop Wm. M.
Paine Charles C.
Hahn Silas B.
Hubbard Gardiner G.
Loud Andrew J.
Paine Robert Treat
Hale George S.
Hubbard Josiah W.
Lovett Charles W.
Palfrey William
Hale Moses L.
Hubbard Nathaniel D.
Levis Francis A.
Park John C.
*Hale Nathan
*Hubbird William J.
Low Obed B.
Parker Aurelius D.
Hale Nathan Jr.
Humphrey F. J.
Lowell John A.
Parker Charles Henry
Hall Adin
Huntnig Thomas
*Lunt George
Parker Edward G.
Hall Andrew T.
Hutchins Henry C.
Lyman George W.
Parker Francis E.
Hall Franklin
Hutchins Horace G.
Maine Sebeus C.
Parker Henry M.
Hall James
Inches Henderson
Mandell M. J.
Parker Henry T.
Hall Henry
Jackson Abraham Jr.
Mann Joseph
Parker Isaac
Hall Samuel
Jackson James
Manning Francis C.
Parker John Brooks
Hall Thomas B.
Jackson John G.
Marsh Levi H.
Parker Matthew S.
Hallett Henry L.
Jacobs Asa
Marsh Lucius B.
tParker Samuel D.
♦Hancock Charles L.
Jacobs Justin A,
Marsh Thomas J.
*Parker William
Hanscom Simon P.
James John W.
Martin Enoch
Parks Nath'l Austin
Harlow Thomas S.
Jarves Deming
Mason David H.
Parmenter William E.
Harris George S.
Jenks Samuel H.
Mason George M.
Parsons Samuel
Harrison Thomas
Jenkins Solon
Mason Lyman
Parsons William
Hart S. Rowland
Jewell Harvey
Massey Stephen D.
Peabody Owen G.
Hartshorn EliphaletP.
Johnson Henry A.
May Samuel
Peirce Silas
Harvey Peter
Jones Wm. K.
Mayo Charles
*Perkins David
Harwood Daniel
Joy Albion K. P.
*McCleary Samuel F.
Perkins Samuel S.
Haskell Benjamin
Judson Walter H.
McCleary Sam'l F. Jr.
Perkins Thos. H. Jr.
Haskell Daniel N.
Keith James M
McClellan John
Perrin William H.
Hassam John
Keller Martin
Mears Elijah
Peters Edward D.
Hastings Geo. Russell
Kelly Daniel D.
Merriam Charles
Phelps Abner
Hatch Samuel
Kelly William F. A.
Merrill Amos B.
Phillips George W.
Haven Franklin
Keller Martin
Merwin Elias
* Phillips Thomas W.
Hawks Chas. W.
Kelley W^ebster
Metcalf Geo. T.
Pickering Arthur
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Pickering Edward
Pickering John
Pike Cliarles E.
Piper Solomon
Plimpton Silas F.
Plympton Henry
Plummer Farnham
Pond Benjamin
Pope Thomas B.
Pope AVilliam
Potter O. B.
*Power Thomas
Pratt Elisha B.
Pratt George W.
Pratt Jabez
Pratt John C.
Prescott F. W.
Prescott William H.
Preston George H.
Preston Jonathan
Price E. Sewall
Prince Frederick O.
Proctor George B.
Putnam John P.
Rand Edward S.
Ranney A. A.
Raymond Edward A.
Raymond Freeborn F.
Rayner John
Read James
Reed Benjamin T.
Reed Edward
Reed Sampson
Reed Samuel G.
*Revere Joseph W.
Reynolds William B.
Rhodes Daniel
Rice Alex. H.
Rice George E.
Rice Henry
Rice James
Rich Otis
Rich Thomas P.
Richards J. Avery
Richardson Geo. F.
Richardson JefFry
Richardson Nathaniel
Richardson AVilliam
Richardson William F
* Riley Patrick
Ripley Christopher G
Ritchie Harrison
Robb James B,
Roelker Bernard
* Rogers John G.
Rogers Henry B.
Rogers William
Rowean Thomas
Russell Benjamin F.
Russell Charles T.
Russell Thomas
Russell Thomas H.
Russell William G.
Ryan Edward
SafFord Ephraim
Saltonstall Leverett
* Sampson Geo. R.
Sanborn Erastus W.
Sanderson James. G.
Sanford Philo
Sanford Wm. H.
tSanger George P.
Sargent Ignatius
Sawyer F. W.
Sawyer Jabez A.
Scott Joel
Scudder Henry A.
Searle G. AY.
* Sears David
Sears Joshua
Sears Philip H.
*Seaver Benjamin
Seaver Nathaniel
Sewall Benjamin
Sewall Samuel E.
Sharp Daniel
Shaw Gardner H.
Shaw Geo. A.
Shaw Lemuel Jr.
Shaw Nathaniel B.
Shaw Southvvorth
Shattuck Lemuel
Shelton Thomas J.
Sheppard J. H.
Shipley Horatio
«Shurtleff Nath'l B.
Siders Charles
Simmons Charles F.
Simonds Alvan
Sloan Samuel W.
Smith Benjamin
Smith Chauncey
Smith Ebenezer
Smith George A.
Smith Henry
Smith Henry B.
Smith Henry W.
Smith Horace E.
Smith Jeremiah
Smith Jerome V. C.
Smith John H.
Smith Joseph
Smith Matthew H.
Smith W. H. L.
Snelling N. G.
*Sohier Edward D.
Sohier William
*Sohier William D.
Soren John J.
Sparhawk George
Spinney Samuel R.
*Sprague Charles
Stacy William R.
Stanwood Lemuel
Starbuck William C.
Stearns Edward
* Stearns Jacob
Stevens Benjamin
Stevens Edward G.
Stevens Oliver
Stevenson J. T.
Stoddard Lewis T.
Storey Charles W.
Story' Franklin H.
*Sturgis William
tSullivan Richard Jr.
* Sumner Bradford
Sumner Charles
Sumner Frederick A.
Suter Hales W.
Swallow Asa
Swift WiUiam H.
Tappan Charles
Tappan John
Tappan Lewis W.
Tarbell John P.
Temaey Samuel
Thacher Geo. M.
Thacher Thomas
Thaxter Adam W.
Thayer George W.
Thayer John Eliot
Thayer Nathaniel
Thomas Charles G.
Thomas Seth J.
Thomas William
Thompson Charles Jr.
Thompson N. A.
Thompson Willis A.
Thorndike John H.
Thorndike John P.
Thornton J. W.
Ticknor George
Tilden David
Tilton Warren
Tobey Seth
Tolman Samuel
tTolman Thomas
Torrey Charles
Torrey John G.
Towne WiUiam B^
Tracy Frederick U.
Train Enoch
Tudor Frederick
Tucker Alanson
Tucker Lewis
Tucker William
Tuckerman William S
Tufts William
Turner Alfred T.
Tuxbury George AV.
Tvler George AV.
Tyler J. Kendall
Tyler John S.
Tyler William C.
Upham Henry
tUpton George B.
Urann Joseph
A\'"adsworth Alex.
AVakefield John H.
AA' akefield Thomas L.
AValker Clement A.
AA^'ard Joseph H.
AVard Samuel D.
AA''ard Samuel G.
AVard Thomas W.
AA''ard AVilliam
AA^ardwell David K.
Ware Henry
AVarner Hermann J.
AVarren Chas. H.
AVarren John C.
AVarren J. Mason
AVarren J. W. Jr.
AVarren Wm. W.
AVashburn Alex'r C.
AVashburn Cyrus
Washburn Fred. L.
* AVashburn AV. R. P.
*AVatts Francis O.
AVebb Seth Jr.
AVebster Fletcher
AVelch Charles A.
AA^elch Francis
AVelch John P.
AVeld Wm. F.
AVellington Hiram
AVellman AA^iliiam A.
* Wells Charles
AVells Charles A.
AVells Charles B.
AA^ells John B.
AA'eston Alden B.
AA'"etmore Thomas
AVheeler Alexander S.
AA'heelock Peter S.
AA'heelwright And'wC.
AA'heelwright George
AVhite Charles H.
AA'hite Horace H.
AA^hiting AVilliam
AVhitney Joseph
AVhitney Marshall
Whiton James M.
AVhitwell Samuel
AA''iggin C. E.
AViggin James S.
AVilbur Asa
AVilbur Horace B.
AVild James C.
* Wilde George C.
AVilde Henry J.
fAVilde Samuel S.
AA'ilder David Jr.
AVillvins Charles
*AVilkins John H,
*AVillard Joseph
Willard Joseph A.
AVillett William
AA'illey Tolman
AVilliams Geo. F.
Williams Geo. W. A.
AVilliams John H.
AVilliams Joseph Otis
AA^illiams Robert B .
•'■AVilliams Samuel K.
AVillis Clement
AA'illis Hamilton
AA^illis Horatio M.
AA''ilson Archelaus
AA^ilson AVilliam A.
AVinslow Isaac
tAA^inthrop Robert C.
AVolcott J. Huntington
AVoodbury Charles L.
AA'oodman George
AVoodman Horatio
AA^right Albert J.
AVright Edwtii
'•AVright Isaac H.
AA^right John M.
AVright John S.
AVright AVilliam
Young Edward
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Justices of the Peace.
llncluding Justices of the Peace aiid Quorum, designated by a ♦.]
Chelsea, Samuel Bassett, Jr., Hamlett Bates,
Joshua Bean, Ralph Beatly, Mellen Cham-
berlain, Ira Cheever, Tracy P. Cheever,
Benj. Dodge, James P. Farley, Francis B.
Fay, Benjamin J. Gerrisb, Horace Gleason,
David Gould, William O. Haskell, Wm. E. P.
Haskell, Joseph Hockey, Hosea lUsley, John
Low, Sebeus C. Maine, Stephen D. Massey,
Samuel Orcutt, *Rugo:les Slack, Matthew Hale
Smith, Enoch H. Wakefield.
North Chelsea, Nathaniel Coolidge, *John
F. Fenno, Benj. Shurtleff.
Winthrop, David Belcher, Edward Floyd,
Hiram Plummer.
Coroners.
Boston, William Andrews, Wm. M. Cornell,
Jacob Herrick, Jabez Pratt, Edwin Rice,
E. W. Sanborn, Charles Smith, Charles H.
Stedman.
Chelsea, Hamlett Bates, Erastus Rugg.
Wmthrop, Edward Floyd.
Notaries Public.
Boston, Charles B. F. Adams, W. AUine,
Samuel Andrews, Adolphus Bates, John P.
Bigelow, Prescott Bigelow, Joseph R. Brad-
ford, Ira Cheever, Henry Clark, Samuel F.
Coolidge, Wm. W. Cowles, Benjamin H,
Currier, Edward A. Dexter, Thomas A. Dex-
ter, D. W. Gooch, George S. Harris, Charles
Hayward, Joseph Hockey, S. H.Jenks, Jacob
Q. Kettelle, Hugh Montgomery, M. S. Parker,
Henry L. Richardson, Edward Russell, Philo
Sanford, Daniel Sharp, George M. Thacher,
Newell A. Thompson, J. S. Tyler, Seth
Webb, Jr.
Chelsea, Joseph Hockey, Ira Cheever.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Incorporated, April 2, 1731.
Population in 1850, 130,789.
Shire town, Worcestee.
Number of towns, 58.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of Probate,
Register of Prolate, -
Clerk of Courts,
Assistant Clerk, - - -
Register of Deeds, -
County Treasurer,
Overseers House of Correctioti,
Sheriff, - - - -
Deputy Sheriffs.
Athol, John H. Partridge.
Barre, Franklin Smith.
Blackslone, Milieus Taft.
Clinton, E. K. Gibbs.
Fitchhurg, Alpheus P. Kimball.
Grafton, George F. Slocomb.
Huhbardston, Appleton Clark.
Leominster, Wm, H. Young.
Petersham, Cephas Willard.
Southhorough, Curtis Newton.
Soulhbridf/e, Solomon Thayer, Jr.
Spencer, Nathan Hersey.
Sturbridge, Truman Charles.
Sutton, John W. Whipple.
Tenipleton, Joshua Hosmer.
Uxhridge, Thomas Aldrich.
Webster, Solomon Shumway.
West Brookfield, Silas D. Cook.
Westboro', Daniel F. Newton.
Thomas Kennicutt, - - Worcester.
Charles G. Prentiss, - - Worcester.
Joseph Mason, - - - Worcester.
Wm. A. Smith, - - Worcester.
Alexander H. Wilder, - - Worcester.
Anthony Chase, - - Worcester.
f Edward Lamb, - - - Worcester.
\ George W. Richardson, - Worcester.
George W. Richardson, - - Worcester.
Winchendon, Joseph S. Watson.
Worcester, Jona. Day, Lovell Baker, Jr., .1.
L. Baker.
Deputy Sheriff in Hampshire County.
Samuel H. Phelps, Ware.
Crier of Courts.
H. K. Newcomb, Worcester.
Jailer and Master of House of Correction.
Rufus Carter, Worcester.
Sessions of Courts.
Probate Court, holden at Worcester, 1st
Tuesday of every month.
At West Brookfield, on the 2d Tuesdays of
May and October.
At Lancaster, on the 8d Tuesdays of May
and October.
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At Fitchburg, on the Wednesdays next after
the 3d Tuesdays of May and October.
At Templeton, on the Thursdays next after
the 3d Tuesdays of May and October.
At Barre, on the Fridays next after the 3d
Tuesdays of May and October.
At Milford, on the 4th Tuesday of May,
and Wednesday next after 4th Tuesday in
October.
At Uxbridge, on the 4th Tuesday of Oct.
County Commissioners.
Otis Adams, Grafton, Chairman; Bonum
Nye, North Brookjield ; Asaph W^ood, Gard-
ner.
Special Commissioners, Edw. H. Hemmen-
"way, Worcester: Thos. BiWin^s, Lunenburg.
Times of Meeting.— A.t Worcester, the 4th
Tuesday in March, the 2d Tuesday in Sep-
tember, the 3d Tuesday of June, and 4th
Tuesday of December.
Commissioners of Insolvency.
Barre, Charles Brimblecom.
Fitchburg, Charles H. B. Stow.
Milford, Thos. G. Kent.
Worcester, Alexander H. Bullock.
Public Administrators.
Worcester, Wm. Jennison.
Shrewsbury, Adam Harrington.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.
Athol, Theodore Jones, Isaac Stephens, Wxn,
H. Williams.
Barre, Seth Caldwell, Lyman Sibley.
Fitchburg, Ebenezer Torrey, Nath'l Wood,
Goldsmith F. Bailey.
Oxford, Emery Sanford, Jasper Brown.
Uxbridge, Joseph Thayer.
Worcester, Abijah Bigelow, Henry Chapin,
C. W. Hartshorn, Wm. Jennison, Thomas
Kinnicutt, Levi Lincoln, Wm. A. Smith, Jos.
Mason, Calvin Willard.
Justices of the Peace.
Ashburnham, Jerome W. Foster, George
Rockland, Charles Stearns, Enoch Whitmore,
O. Whitney, Jr.
Athol, Elias Bassett, *Charles Field, Ly-
man W. Hapgood, Theodore Jones, Calvin
Kelton, Nath'l Richardson, *Isaac Stevens,
Eliphalet Thorp, W^m. H. Williams.
Auburn, Hervey Bancroft, William Emer-
son, John Mellish, Isaac S. Meriam, Thomas
Meriam, Stephen Savary.
Barre, Charles Brimblecome, *Nahum F.
Bryant, Seth Caldwell, John King, David
Lee, Lyman Sibley, Charles K. Wetherell,
Edwin Woods.
Berlin, Levi Bigelow, Asa Sawyer, Lewis
Sawyer.
Blackstone, S. A. Burgess, Arthur Cooke,
Dan Hill, Geo. A. Kimball, Moses D. South-
wick, Wm. L. Southwick, Preserved S. Thay-
er, Paul P. Todd, Abel Wilder, Willard
Wilson.
Bolton, *John E. Fry, Amory Holman, Jos.
Sawyer, Caleb Wheeler, Edwin A. Whitcomb.
Boylston, Charles Andrews, George A. Cot-
ting, James Davenport, Nathaniel Davenport,
Hezekiah Gibbs, Eli B. Lamson.
Brookfield, B. B. Adams, George Forbes,
*Otis Hayden, Francis Howe, William Howe,
Dwight Hyde, Aaron Kimball, Hiram Pierce,
Abram Skinner.
Charlton, Henry Clark, Rufus B. Dodge,
Levi Hammond, S. Lamb, William P. Marble,
John Spurr, Salem Town.
Clinton, Isaac Baldwin, Horatio N. Bigelow,
Preston Chamberlain, John T. Dame, Charles
F. W. Parkhurst, Ezra Sawyer, Charles G.
Stephens.
Dana, Nath'l Johnson, Nath'l L. Johnson,
Daniel Stone.
Douglas, F. Batcheller, A. F. Brown, Enoch
Brown, Warren Humes, Moses Knapp, Lyman
Parsons.
Dudley, Moses Barnes, Hiram B. Child,
John Eddy, Charles C. Wood.
Fitchburg, Goldsmith F. Bailey, Thomas R.
Boutelle, Lewis H. Bradford, Thomas C.
Caldwell, Alvah Crocker, Levi Downe, A.
Hitchcock, C. Marshall, Charles Mason, David
H. Merriam, Amasa Norcross, Francis Per-
kins, Ivers Phillips, Abel SImonds, Charles H.
B. Snow, John Todd, fEbenezer Torrey, T.
K. Ware, Moses Wood, *Nathaniel Wood,
Wm. Woodbury.
Gardner, John Edgell, Thomas E. Glazier,
Rufus Newton, Francis Richardson, S. W. A.
Stevens.
Grafton, *Otis Adams, Samuel H. Allen,
*A. M. Bigelow, E. B. Bigelow, H. D. P.
Bigelow, Charles Brigham, Oliver M. Brigham,
Joseph Bruce, Charles B. Jenks, Joseph Le-
land. Chandler M. Pratt, John W. Slocomb,
Wm. F. Slocum, Rufus E. Warren, J. D.
Wheeler, Jonathan Warren, Charles C. Wood.
Hardwiclc, Dwight Billings, Wm. Mixter.
Harvard, Emory Barnard, Jerome Gardner,
Augustus G. Hill, E. A. Holman, Noah War-
ner, Reuben Whitcomb, Jr.
Holden, Charles Chaffin, David Davis, Chas.
L. Knowlton, David F. Parmenter.
Huhbardston, Wm. Bennett, Jr., Ethan A.
Greenwood, S. R. Heywood, George Swan,
* Samuel Swan, George Williams.
Lancaster, Luke Bigelow, Asa D. Farns-
worth, J. Fisher, John G. Thurston, Silas
Thurston, John M. Washburn, Solon Whiting,
G. R. M. Withington.
Leicester, Henry A. Denny, Joseph A,
Denny, Abraham Firth, Cheney Hatch, Hora-
tio G. Henshaw, Hiram Knight, Samuel H.
Moore, Sewali Sargent.
Leominster, Leonard Burrage, Joel W.
Fletcher, Charles Grout, Noah R. Harlow,
WOKCESTER COUNTY
85
Charles H. Merriam, Wm. A. Nichols, fDavid
Wilder, Wm. Wilder, Merritt Wood.
Lunenburg, Thomas Billings, Ephraim Gra-
ham, *Cyrus Kilburn.
Mendon, Benj. Davenport, David Daven-
port, John G. Metcalf, Arnold Taft.
Mi/ford, Seth P. Carpenter, Chas. F. Cha-
pin, Clark Ellis, John Erskine, Leander Hol-
brook, Lyman Maynard, Edward Ross, John
S. Soammel, Sullivan Thayer, James T.
Woodbury.
MiUhuri/, James H. Benchley, Simon Farns-
worth, Elias Forbes, Ephraim Goulding, Ithran
Harris, Nymphas Longley, Clough K. Miles,
Daniel J. Paul, Samuel D. Torrey, Asa H.
Waters.
New Brainiree, Amasa Bigelow, Henry A.
Delano, fSamuel MIxtre, Hollis Tidd.
Nortkborough, George Barnes, Thomas Brig-
ham, Samuel Clark, George C. Davis, fCyrus
Gale, Anson Eice, Abraham W. Seaver.
Northbridge, Ebenezer Cadwell, Levi A.
Fuller, Sylvanus Holbrook, John Taylor, Hi-
ram Wing.
]\orth Brookfield, Chas. Adams, Jr., *Wm.
Adams, Thomas Bond, James H. Hill, John
Hill, Hiram Knight, George H. Lowe, Bonum
Nye, Pliny Nye, F. Walker.
Oakham, James Allen, Alexander Crawford.
Oxford, Charles D. Bowman, Jasper Brown,
Nathaniel Eddy, Alexander De Witt, Cyrus
Lamb, Lafayette W. Pierce, John B. Pratt,
S. W. Smith, Alvrn G. Underwood.
Paxton, John N. Murdock, Oliver Wilson.
Petersham, Jesse Brown, Artemas Bryant,
Seth Hapgood, *Jared Weed, Charles K.
Wetherell.
Phillipston, Charles C. Bassett, Jason Gould-
ing, Oliver Powers, Ephraim Turner.
Princeton, Alphonso Brooks, John Brooks,
Jonas Brooks, Jr.. Solon S. Hastings, Joseph
A. Reed, fChas. Russell.
Royalston, Barnet Bullock, Rufus Bullock,
Joshua B. Gould, Jervis Davis, Benoni Peck,
Joseph Raymond.
Rutland, Zadock W. Gates, Calvin G. Howe.
Shrewsbury, Asa H. Allen, Lucius S. Allen,
Balch Dean, *A. Harrington, Wm. H. Knowl-
ton, Thomas R. Norcross, Job C. Stone, Thos.
W. Ward.
Southboro', David Alden, Solomon Este,
Dexter Fay, Lovett Fay, Sullivan, Fay, Enos
King.
Southbridge, Daniel F. Bacon, Frederick W.
Botham, F. W. Bottom, Samuel M. Lane,
Manning Leonard, fJedediah Marcy, George
A. "Vinton.
Spencer, Daniel Capen, *James Draper,
Luther Hill, Phineas Jones, Wm. Pope, Wil-
lard Rice.
Sterling, Samuel Houghton, Ezra Kendall,
Wm. D. Peck, Luther W. Rugg, Samuel Saw-
yer.
Sturbridge, *George Davis, Calvin P. Fiske,
Amos Holbrook, Benj. D. Hyde, Aaron Lyon,
Edw. Phillips, Avery P. Taylor, Roswell War-
ner, David Wight.
Sutton, Benjamin L. Batcheller, Abraham
Chase, Harvey Dodge, Horace Leland, Ed-
mund J. Mills, Solomon Severy, Henry J.
Sibley, Jas. Taylor, Samuel Taylor, Daniel
Tenney, Paris Tourteliot, John W. Whipple.
Templeton, Benjamin Brown, Joseph Davis,
Gilman Day, Dexter Gilbert, "*Artemas Lee,
Samuel Lee, Henry Newton, Leonard Stone,
Giles H. Whitney.
Upton, Nahum W. Holbrook, Elijah Stod-
dard, Velorous Taft.
Uxbridge, L. C. Boynton, Alvan Cook, Fran-
cis Deane, George S. Taft, Joseph Thayer,
Theodore B. Whiting.
Warren, James S. Davis, Daniel Hitchcock,
Joseph F. Hitchcock, Pardon Keyes, Nathan
Richardson.
Webster, Hiram Allen, Asher Joslin, James
J. Robinson, Edward Rogers, Lyman Shelden,
Newton Tourteliot.
Westbord", L. H. Boutell, B. Boynton, J.
A. Fayerweather, Jabez G. Fisher, Nahum
Fisher, Samuel D. Fisher, Otis F. Vinton.
West Brookfield, Linus Banister, Baxter
Ellis, Alanson Hamilton, Avery Keep, Ivers
Lincoln, Ebenezer Merriam, David A. Morrill,
Joseph A. Sprague.
West Boylston, Everett Webster Bigelow,
Ehas Davis, Ephraim Hinds, E. M. Hosmer,
Lemuel D. Newton, Levi Pierce, Windsor N.
White, Aaron E. Winter.
Westminster, William S. Bradbury, George
Kendall, Joseph M. Whitman, H. G. Whitney,
Benjamin Wyman.
Winchendon, Bethuel Ellis, Moses Hancock,
Edwin S. Merrill, Lucius D. Pierce, Benjamin
O. Tyler.
Worcester, fCharles Allen, Samuel Allen,
James G. Arnold, Peter C. Bacon, James H.
Bancroft, Emory Bannister, *Ira M. Barton,
Wm. S. Barton, Wm. M. Bickford, *Abijah
Bigelow, Calvin M. Brooks, Alexander H.
Bullock, Benjamin Butman, George Chandler,
Henry Chapin, Anthony Chase, William D.
Cheever, John B. D. Cogswell, Edwin Conant,
Caleb Dana, *Jchn A. Dana, Ezekiel Daniels,
i'lsaac Davis, Charles Devens, Jr., Francis
H. Dewey, Silas Dinsmore, Wm. Dickinson,
*Wm. Eaton, Geo. H. Estabrook, James Es-
tabrook, Benjamin Flagg, Dwight Foster,
Elisha Fuller, Samuel B. I. Goddard, Jesse
W. Goodrich, *Wm. N. Green, *Wm. Green-
leaf, Wm. Grout, Franklin Hall, Charles A.
Hamilton, Edward Hamilton, Timothy W.
Hammond, Wm. Harrington, Clarendon Har-
ris, Wm. H. Harris, --Charles W. Hartshorn,
Samuel F. Haven, Nathan Heard, Edward H.
Hemenway, Charles Hersey, Charles H. Hill,
*J. Henry Hill, George F. Hoar, Wm. H.
Howe, Wm. R. Hooper, *Samuel Jennison,
*Wm. Jennison, fThomas Kinnicutt, John S.
C. Knowlton, Edward Lamb, Lewis Thurber
Lazell, Warren Lazell, Daniel W. Lincoln,
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTEE,
Edward Winslow Lincoln, fLevi Lincoln,
Wm. S. Lincoln, *Joseph Mason, Lewis A.
Maynard, J. H. Matthews, William B. Max-
well, Thomas McGinnis, Charles M. Miles,
*Rejoice Newton, Fetrick O'Keefe, Charles
Paine, Federick W. Paine, Calvin E. Pratt,
Addison Prentiss, Charles G. Prentiss, George
M. Prentiss, Charles L. Putnam, George W.
Richardson, Austin L. Rogers, Stephen Salis-
bury, *Wm. A. Smith, H. B. Staples, Elijah
B. Stoddard, Daniel Stone, Henry D. Stone,
Samuel V. Stone, Nathaniel Stowell, Lewis
Thayer, *BeDJ. F. Thomas, Wm. C. Thomp-
son, Horatio N. Tower, ^Charles Thurber,
Geo.A. Trumbull, Joseph Trumbull, GillValen-
tine, George F. Verry, Daniel Ward, Charles
Washburn, tE°ioiT Washburn, Henry S.
Washburn, F. Wayland, Jr., J. W. Wether-
ell, Charles Wheaton, Charles White, George
W. Wheeler, *Calviu Willard, Alexander H.
Wilder, Joel Wilder, Hartley Williams, Wm.
A. Williams.
BTotaries Public.
Athol, Charles Field, Isaac Stevens.
Blackstone, Paul P. Todd.
Brookjield, Otis Hayden.
Clinton, Charles G. Stevens.
Fitchburg, Jonas A. Marshall, John Todd,
Nathaniel Wood.
Grafton, William F. Slocum.
Lancaster, George R. M. AVithington.
Leicester, Cheny Hatch, H. G. Henshaw.
Milford, Rufus F. Brewer, John S. Scam-
mel.
Millbury, Ira N. Goddard.
Oxford, E. Sanford.
Southbridge, Calvin A. Paige.
Uxbridge, John W. Capron.
Warren, Joseph F. Hitchcock.
Winchendon, B. O. Tyler.
Worcester, Peleg E. Aldrich, John Boyden,
Wm. S. Barton, Wm. Dickinson, J. Henry
Hill, Joseph Trumbull.
Coronera.
Auburn, J. S. Prentiss.
Bolton, Joseph Sawyer.
Clinton, Ira Coolidge.
Dana, John H. Farnsworth.
Fitchburg, A. P. Kimball, Jonas A. Mar-
shall, Ivers Phillips.
Grafton, Lovell Baker, Jr.
Gardner, Hubbard Kendall.
Holden, George Flagg.
Hubbardston, David Bennett.
Leominster, William H. Young.
Mendon, John G. Metcalf.
Milford, Clark Ellis.
Oxford, Sylvanus Harris.
Petersham, Cephas Willard.
Royalston, Cyrus Davis.
Rutland, Jeduthan Green.
Southboro', Curtis Newton.
Southbridge, Holdridge Ammidown.
Spencer, Phineas Jones.
Sturbridge, Edward Phillips.
Sutton, John W. Whipple, E. J. Mils.
Templeton, Herman Partridge.
Upton, Joseph F. McFarland.
Uxbridge, Scott Seagrave.
Warren, Nelson Carpenter.
West Broolfeld, Ivers Lincoln.
Westminster, Frederick Allen,
Winchendon, Joseph S. Watson.
Worcester, Lovell Baker, Jonathan Day,
Asa Matthews.
MASSACHDSETTS MILITIA,
[Corrected in November, 1854.]
The Militia of Massachusetts is divided into two classes, the active and enrolled ; the
latter consists of all " able-bodied white male citizens of the age of eighteen years, and
under that of forty-five, excepting persons enlisted into volunteer companies, and persons
exempted by law, or incapacitated by physical and other causes." [See sec. 5, Militia
Law.] The whole number enrolled in 1854, as appears from the Keturns of Assessors
of cities and towns, (whose duty it is to make such returns), is 135,243, being an increase
of 1,912 over last year.
The Active Militia consists of Volunteers, who are paid a per diem allowance when on
duty, amounting, in the whole, to S9 per annum, each man of the Artillery and In-
fantry, and $18 each for Cavalry. They consist, by the Returns of 1854, of about
7000 men. These are organized into three Divisions and six Brigades, embracing two
Divisionary Corps of Cadets, one Company of Light Artillery, five Companies of Cav-
alry, four Regiments, and four Companies " annexed" of Artillery, and ten Regiments
and two Battalions of Light Infantry, and two Battalions of Riflemen.
The first division is made up of Militia in Suffolk, Norfolk, Plymouth, Bristol, Barns-
table, Nantucket, and Dukes counties ; the second, of Militia in Middlesex and Essex;
the third, of Militia in Worcester, Hampshire, Hampden, Franklin, Berkshire.
MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA.
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GENERAL STAFF.
His Excellency, Emory Washburn, of Worcester, Commander-in-Chipf.
Adjutant-General, Eben W. Stone, of Roxbury.
Aids to Commander-in-Chief, with ranlc of Lieutenant Colonel, F. W. Lincoln, of Canton;
Leverett Saltonstall, of Salem; D wight Foster, of Worcester; Matthias Ellis, of Carver.
FIRST Division".
Major-General, Benjamin F. Edmands, of Boston; Aides-de-camp, Curtis B. Eaymond,
Newell A. Thompson, of Boston ; Division Inspector, Francis Boyd, of Boston ; Division
Quartermaster, John C. Boyd, of Roxbury ; Division Engineer, John II. Reed, of Boston ;
Judge Advocate, Samuel E. Guild, of Boston.
FIRST BBIGADE.
Brigadier-General, Samuel Andrews, of
Roxbury; Aide-de-camp, Henry C. Brooks,
of Boston ; Brigade-Major, P. Stearns Davis,
of Cambridge ; Brigade Quartermaster, Pliny
E. Kingman, of Boston ; Engineer, Daniel
Sharp, Jr., of Boston; Captain, Moses G.
Cobb, of Dorchester, Light Artillery annexed.
First Battalion— IiigM Dragoons.
Major, Thomas J. Pierce, of Cambridge ;
Adjutant, Wi\\ia.m F. White, of Somerville;
Quartermaster, Lucius Slade, of Boston ; Sur-
geon, Jonas W. Chapman, of Boston ; Capttain,
Chas. A. Kimball, of Cambridge, Company A ;
Captain, Isaac H. Wright, of Lexington, Com-
pany B.
Fifth Segiment— Artillery.
Colonel, Robert Cowdin, of Boston; Lieut.-
Colonel, Moses H. Webber, of Roxbury ;
Major, Wm. W. Bullock, of Boston ; Adjutant,
Fred. A. Heath, of Boston; Quartermaster,
Solon Fisher, of Boston ; Paymaster, George
T. Barker, of Boston ; Surgeon, James M.
Phipps, of Boston ; Surgeon's Mate,
, of ; Chaplain, Rev. Otis
A. Skinner, of Boston ; Captain, Thomas H.
Evans, of Boston, Company A ; Captain, Tho-
mas Cass, of Boston, Company B ; Captain,
John B. Whorf, of Boston, Company C ; Cap-
tain, Isaac S. Burrill, of Roxbury, Company
D ; Captain, David A. Granger, of Boston,
Company E; Captain, Thomas McKenney,
of Boston, Company F ; Captain, Edward
Young, of Dorchester, Company H.
First Regiment— Liiglit Infantry.
Colonel, Thomas E. Chickering, of Yv^est
Roxbury ; Lieutenant Colonel, R. I. Bur-
bank, of Boston ; Major, Charles G. King, of
Boston ; Adjutant, John R. Hall, of West
Roxbury ; Quartermaster, ,
of ; Paymaster, Geo. S. Abrahams, of
Chelsea : Surgeon, Joseph S. Jones, of Boston
Surgeon's Mate, , of
Captain, Charles O. Rogers, of Boston, Com-
pany A ; Captain, Joseph L. Henshaw, of
Boston, Company B ; Captain, Albert J.
Wright, of Boston, Company C : Captain,
Dexter H. FoUett, of Boston, Company D ;
Captain, Jonas H. French, of Boston, Com-
pany E ; Captain, Daniel Cooley, of Boston,
Company F ; Captain, James M. Upton, of
Boston, Company G; Captain, S. G. Adams,
of Boston, Company H.
Third Battalion— Light Infantry.
Major, Joseph H. Bradley, of Boston ; Ad-
jutant, , of Boston ; Quar-
termaster, , of Boston ;
Surgeon, , of Boston ; Cap-
tain, Augustine Harlow, of Boston, Company
A ; Captain, Geo. W. Brown, of Boston, Com-
pany B ; Captain, Dennis S. Hogan, of Bos-
ton, Company C.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Brigadier-General, Eliab Ward, of Middle-
boro' ; Aide-de-camp, Jabez Pratt, of Boston ;
Brigade-Major, Geo. H. Doane, Middleboro' ;
Brigade- Quartermaster, Joseph Sampson, Jr.,
of Middleboro' ; Engineer, Thomas S. Ellis, of
Middleboro'.
Company of Light Dragoons.
Captain, Joel F. Ellis, of North Bridge-
water ; 1st Lieutenant, Henry A. Raymond,
of Abington ; 2d Lieutenant, J. R. Per-
kins, of North Bridgewater ; 3d Lieutenant,
Isaac Ivingman, of North Bridgewater ;
4th Ijieutenant, Lucius Richmond, of North
Bridgewater ; Adjutant, Luther Studley, of
North Bridgewater; Surgeon, James Swan, of
West Bridgewater.
Third Regiment — Light Infantry.
Colonel, Stephen Thomas, of Middleboro' ;
Lieut-Colonel, Ebenezer W. Peirce, of Free-
town ; Major, Rodgers L. Barstow, of Roches-
ter; Adjutant, Elnatban W. Wilbur, of Mid-
dleboro'; Quartermaster, Charles T. Thatch-
er, of New Bedford ; Paymaster, S. H.
Churchill, of Plymouth ; Surgeon, Ervin Web-
ster, of Plymouth ; Surgeon's Mate, Norman
Webster, of Plymouth ; Chaplain,
, of : — ; Captain, John Sanford, of
Fall River, Artillery annexed ; Captain,
Priam Lyon, of Halifax, Company A ; Cap-
tain, Charles Raymond, of Plymouth, Com-
pany B ; Captain, , of ,
Company C ; Captain, Thomas Weston, of
Middleboro', Company F ; Captain, John W.
Marble, of Freetown, Company G ; Cajytain,
Cephas C. Bumpus, of Plympton, Company
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
H ; Captain, W. A. Haffords, of Lakeville,
Company I ; Captain, S. R. Thomas, of Mid-
dleboro', Company K; Captain, George A.
Bourne, of New Bedford, Company L.
Second Battalion— Light Infantry.
Major, Charles H. French, of Canton ;
Adjutant, Oliver Ames, 3d, of Easton ; Quar-
tei-master, Frank M. Ames, of Easton ; Sur-
geon, Ezra Abbott, of Canton ; Captain, Timo-
thy Reed, of AbinjTton, Artillery annexed ;
Captain, Charles F. Cushman, of Canton,
Company A ; Captain, William E. Bump, of
Easton, Company B ; Captain, Edward Pot-
ter, of Braintree, Company C ; Captain,
Joshua F. Winslow, of Abington, Company
D ; Captain, Benjamin F. Rounds, of Norton,
Company F.
DIVISIONARY CORPS OF CADETS.
Lieutenant- Colonel, Thomas C. Amory, of
Boston ; Lieutenant, Francis Brinley, of Bos-
ton ; Ensign, Christopher C. Holmes, of Mil-
ton.
SECOND DIVISION.
Major- General, Wm. Sutton, of Salem; Aides-de-camp, Stephen Osborne and
Benjamin Barstow, of Salem ; Division Inspector, Daniel Perkins, of Salem ; Divi-
sion-Quartermaster, Henry B. Groves, of Salem ; Judge Advocate, Alfred A. Abbott,
of Danvers ; Engineer, David Moore, of Salem.
THIRD BRIGADE.
Brigadier-General, Jas. Jones, Jr., of Lin-
coln ; Brigade-Major, , of
; Brigade- Quartermaster,, Qi^o. Tuttle,
of Lexington ; Aide-de-camp, Amos A. Tay-
lor, of Lowell ; Engineer, J. Bowers Kimball,
of Lowell.
Light Dragoons.
Captain, Gideon Haynes, of Waltham ; 1st
Lieut., Gustavus A. Somerby, of Waltham ; 2d
Lieut., Saftiuel L. Batchelder, of Waltham ;
3rf Lieut., Thomas S. Stratton, of Waltham ;
Atli Lieut., , of .
First Regiment— Artillery.
Colonel, Wm. Gibbs, of Waltham ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, Wm. S. Cassell, of Charles-
town; Major, Samuel W. Clifford, of Rox-
bury ; Adjutant, Henry Mulliken, of Wal-
tham ; Quartermaster, George M. Hobbs, of
Waltham; Payviaster, ■ , of
Surgeon, Francis R. C. Kittredge, of
Waltham ; Surgeon's Mate, Geo. A. Stearns,
of Waltham ; Chaplain, Rev. Alex. Hitch-
born, of Waltham ; Captain, ,
of , Company A ; Captain, Bradford
Russell, of Groton, Company B; Captain,
Gardner Banks, of Waltham, Company C ;
Captain, , of , Com-
pany D.
Fourth Regiment — Light Infantry,
Colonel, James D. Greene, of Cambridge ;
Lieutenant- Colonel, — — ■ — •, of ;
Major, George O. Brastow, of Somerville ;
Adjutant, S. Henry Stone, of Boston ; Quar-
termaster R. B. Fitts, of Somerville ; Paymas-
ter, , of ; Surgeon,
Wm. N. Lane, of Charlestown ; Captain,
Francis Tufts, of Somerville, Company A ;
Captain, Thomas O. Barry, of Cambridge,
Company C ; Captain, Charles B. Rogers, of
Charlestown, Company D ; Captain,
, of Woburn, Company G.
Fifth Regiment — Light Infantry.
Colonel, Benjamin F. Butler, of Lowell ;
Lieutenant- Colo )iel, Josiah G. Chase, of Lowell ;
Major, John Avery, Jr., of Lowell ; Adjutant,
George F. Sawtell, of Lowell ; Quartermaster,
Holland Streeter, of Lowell; Paymaster,
Franklin F. Heard, of Framingham ; Surgeon,
Walter Burnham, of Lowell ; Surgeon's Mate,
Elijah Hutchins, of Acton ; Chaplain, Rev.
Theodore Edson, of Lowell ; Captain, Patrick
S. Proctor, of Lowell, Company A ; Captain,
Edward F. Jones, of Pepperell, Company B ;
Captain, Alfred W Adams, of Lowell, Com-
pany C ; Captain, Benson C. Hazelton, of
Lowell, Company D ; Captain, Moses Taylor,
of Acton, Company E ; Captain, Wm. Tag-
gart, of Haverhill, Company F ; Captain,
Andrew Blood, of Lowell, Company H.
Second Battalion of Riflemen.
Major, Ephraim Moore, of Sudbury ; Adju-
tant, Nathan L. Pratt, of Sudbury ; Quarter-
master, Stedman Arnold, of Marlborough ;
Surgeon, Otis O. Johnson, of Sudbury ; Cap-
tain, Henry Whitcomb, of Marlboro', Com-
pany X ; Captain, Abel B. Jones, of Sudbury,
Company B.
FOURTH BRIGADE.
Brigadier-General, Joseph Andrews, of Sa-
lem ; Aide-de-camp, Samuel C. Oliver, of
Lawrence ; Brigade-Major, Henry Merritt, of
Salem; Brigade-Quartermaster, Benjamin R.
White, of Salem.
Second Regiment — Artillery.
Colonel, Samuel Brown, 3d, of Salem ;
Lieutenant-Colonel, Joseph Gregory, of Mar-
blehead ; Major, William D. Chamberlain, of
Lynn ; Adjutant, Charles H. Manning, of
Salem ; Quartermaster, Jeftbrd M. Decker, of
Ipswich; Paymaster, James Coffin, of Marble-
head ; Surgeon, Charles H. Hildreth, of Glou-
cester ; Captain, Thomas Herbert, of Lynn,
Infantry annexed; Captain, Jabez L. Pear-
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son, of Newburyport, Company A ; Captain,
, of , Company B ;
Captain, John W. Rhoades, of Salem, Com-
pany D ; Captain, Jeremiah R. Cook, of Glou-
cester, Company E.
Sixth. Kegiment — Light Infantry.
Colonel, Benjamin Brown, of Marblehead :
Lieutenant-Colonel, , of ;
Major, William Saunders, of Salem ; Adju-
tant, John F. Brown, of Marblehead ; Quar-
termaster, Jesse B. Edwards, of Salem ; Paij-
master, Geo. F. Pearson, of Salem ; Surgeon,
John Renton, of Lynn ; Surgeon's Mate,
Jaazaniah C. Pierce, of Lynn ; Captain, John
M. Anderson, of Marblehead, Company A ;
Captain, Knott V. Martin, of Marblehead,
Company C ; Captain, Timothy Munroe, of
Lynn, Company D ; Captain, Israel W. Wal-
lis, of Beverly, Company E; Captain, Jona-
than N. Felton, of Salem, Company H.
Seventh Regiment— Light Infantry.
CoZoneZ, Nathan P. Colburn,of South Read-
ing; Lieutenant- Colonel, Frederic O. Prince,
of Winchester ; Major, Lyman Dike, of Stone-
ham ; Adjutant, George O. Carpenter, of South
Reading ; Quartermaster, Alonzo V. Lynde, of
Stoneham ; Paymaster, John A. Goodwin, of
Lawrence ; Surgeon, John Toomy, of Chelsea ;
Captain, James A. Earless, of Salem, Compa-
ny A ; Captain, Simon Flint, of Salem, Com-
pany B ; Captain, Reuben A. Locke, of Stone-
ham, Company C ; Captain, John Wiley, of
South Reading, Company D ; Captain, Wal-
lace Whitney, of Winchester, Company E ;
Cajjtain, John F. Fellows, of Chelsea, Compa-
ny F ; Captain, George Acheson, of Law-
rence, Company G ; Captain, Lorenzo D.
Sargent, of Lawrence, Company I.
First Battalion of Bilies.
Major, Ben : Perley Poor, of West New-
bury ; Adjutant, John G. Barnes, of Newbury ;
Quartermaster, H. P. Mackintosh, of ;
Surgeon, Ralph H. Darby, of Boston ; Cap-
tain, Amos Poore, Jr., of West Newbury,
Company A; Captain, Enoch S. Rogers, of
West Newbury, Company B.
DIVISIO]SrAK,-S" CORPS OF SALEM
CADETS.
Captain, Samuel B. Foster; Captain-Lieu-
tenant, Louis J. Marks ; 1st Lieutenant, Joseph
A. Dalton ; 2d Lieutenant, Chas. A. Ropes ;
Ensign, Richard Skinner, Jr.
THIRD DIVISION.
Major- General, George Hobbs, of Worcester ; Aides-de-camp, 3 d'a.n H. Matthews and
Calvin M. Brooks, of Worcester; Division Inspector, Horace Hobbs, of Worcester;
Division Quartermaster, Frederick G. Styles, of Worcester ; Judge Advocate, John A.
Dana, of Worcester.
FIFTH BBIGADE.
Brigadier-General, Augustus Morse, of Leo-
minster ; Aide-de-camp, W. H. Young, of Leo-
minster; Brigade-Major, M. D. Hawes, of
l^eominster ; Brigade- Quartermaster, Daniel
R. Haynes, of Leominster ; Engineer, Otis T.
Ruggles, of Fitchburg.
Eighth Kegiment— Light Infantry.
Colonel, Alb ert H. Foster, of Worcester ;
Lieutenant-Colonel, Samuel H. Leonard, of
Worcester; Major, Chas. S. Child, of Wor-
cester ; Adjutant, John M. Studley, of Wor-
cester; Quartermaster, Geo. L. Allen, of Wor-
cester ; Paipnaster, Eliakim A. Bates, of Hop-
kinton ; Surgeon, Benjamin Heywood, of
Worcester ; Surgeon's Mate, Samuel Flagg, of
Worcester; Captain, Levi P. Coburn, of
Hopkinton, Artillery annexed ; Captain, Na-
than W. Heath, of Milford, Company A ; Cap-
tain, George W. Baker, of Worcester, Com-
pany B ; Captain, Geo. H. Ward, of Worces-
ter, Company C ; Captain, Michael O'Dris-
coll, of Worcester, Company D; Captain,
Joseph Lawrence, of Sterling, Company E ;
Captain, , of Berlin, Company
F ; Captain, Alonzo D. Pratt, of West Boyls-
ton. Company G.
Ifinth. Regiment— Light Infantry.
Colonel, Edwin Upton, of Fitchburg ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, George Whitney, of Boylston ;
Major, Sidney Fairbanks, of Winchendon ;
Adjutant, George W. Rockwood, of Fitchburg ;
Quartermaster, Geo. H. Sherwin, of Fitchburg ;
Paymaster, E. G. Lucas, of Fitchburg;
Surgeon, O. S. Huntley, of Fitchburg; Sur-
geon's Mate, Charles W. Wilder, of Fitch-
burg ; Captain, Luther Stone, of Leominster,
Artillery annexed ; Captain, Joseph Wood, of
Fitchburg, Company B ; Captain, Gilman M.
Palmer, of Chnton, Company C; Captain,
, of Westminster, Company
D ; Captain, James A. Pratt, of Sterling,
Company F.
SIXTH BRIGADE.
Brigadier- General, Benj. E. Cook, of North-
ampton ; Aide-de-camp, James Thompson,
of Northampton ; Brigade-Major, Haynes PI.
Chilson, of Northampton; Brigade-Quarter-
master, George F. Wright, of Northampton ;
Engineer, George W.Cook, of Northampton.
Company of Cavalry.
Captain, Jonathan S. Robinson, of Spring-
field ; 1st Lieut, Henry Crane, of Springfield ;
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2f? Lieut., G. J. Burt, of Longmeadow ; 3d
Lieut,, E. P. Chapin, of Springfield ; Aih Lieut.,
George Ensworth, of Springfield.
Third Eegiment— Artillery.
Colonel, , of Amherst ;
Lieutenant- Colonel,
of
of
; Major,
Adjutant, John M. Emer-
son, of Amherst ; Quartermaster, M. D. Law-
rence, of Belchertown; Paymaster, E. K.
Bridgman, of Belchertown ; Surgeon, George
S. Woodman, of Amherst; Surgeon's Mate,
, of ; Chap-
lain, Eev. Morris E. "White, of Northampton;
Captain, Horace C. Lee, of Springfield, Infan-
try annexed ; Captain, — — , of
-, Company A ; Captain, W. T.
I Davis, of Greenfield, Company B ; Captain,
\ L. Lyman, of Northampton, Company C ;
Captain, E. Bridgman, of Belchertown, Com-
pany D.
Eleventh Kegtment— Light Infantry.
Colonel, S. F. Dudley, of Shrewsbury;
Lieutenant- Colonel, Lucien H. Stone, of Mon-
tague; Major, James Stockvell, of Warwick;
Adjutant, S. H. Crandall, of Shutesbury;
Quartermaster, Wm. K. Ball, of Warwick ;
Paymaster, , of ;
Surgeon, S. Dwight Seymour, of Greenfield ;
Surgeon's Mate, Edward H. R. Revere, of
Greenfield ; Chaplain, Rev. James K. Morrill,
of Montague ; Captain, Horatio Hawkes, of
Deerfield, Company A; Co^j^om, Elijah Gard-
ner, Jr., of Leverett, Company B ; Captain,
E. Rugg, of Montague, Company C ; Captain,
Samuel W. White, of Shutesbury, Company
D ; Captain, Charles Wilson, of Coleraine,
Company E ; Captain, E. F. Mayo, of War-
wick, Company F.
First Battalion— liight Infantry.
Major, Andrew A. Richmond, of Adams ;
Adjutant, Nathan G. Brown, of Pittsfield;
Quartermaster, David W. McElwain, of Ad-
ams ; Surgeon, Nathan S. Babbitt, of Adams ;
Captain, Henry S. Briggs, of Pittsfield ;
Company A ; Captain, J. Q. Robinson, 2d. of
Adams, Company B.
AJfCIEWT AND HOlXrOBABLB ARTIL-
liEET COMPANY".
Col. George P. Sanger, Captain. Captain
Ezra Forristall, First Lieutenant. Horatio N.
Crane, Second Lieutenant. Capt. Samuel B.
Foster, Adjutant. Lieut. John G. Roberts,
Treasurer. Col. Wm. Mitchell, Clerk. Capt.
Chas. S. Lambert, Armorer.
COUNSELLOES AT LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS,
BAKNSTABLE COUNTY. Emerson C. N., Great Barrington
Field Jonathan E., Stoekbridge
Filley Lester, Otis
Filley Wm. T., Lanesboro'
Fitch Henry E., West Stockbridge
Gamwell & Adams, Pittsfield
Gardner Silas H., Hancock
Gold Thomas G., Pittsfield
Hodge ]Sr., (North) Adams
Hubbard Henry, Pittsfield
Kellogg E. H., Pittsfield
Lanckton M. R., Pittsfield
Martin Calvin, Pittsfield
Morse A. C, Dalton
Page P. L. & J. S., Pittsfield
Palmer Billings, Great Barrington
Price John, Great Barrington
Richmond A. A., (North) Adams
Kobinson Thomas, (North) Adams
Robinson James T., (North) Adams
Rockwell & Colt, Pittsfield
Shepherdson W. L., Pittsfield
Strickland L. K., Sandisfield
Sturgis F., Lee
Sumner Increase, Great Barrington
Sumner S. B., Great Barrington
Copeland George, Brewster
Davis John W., Wellfleet
Day Joseph M., Barnstable
Marston George, Barnstable
Marston Nymphas, Barnstable
Nye Seth F., Sandwich
Scudder Zeno, Barnstable
Small Symeon N., Yarmouth (Port)
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
Ayer N. W., Lee
Bates E. N., Adams
Bennett Charles F., Dalton
Bishop Henry "W., Lenox
Bliss Henry J., Adams
Bowerman S. W., Adams
Bradford James, SheflBeld
Branning John, Lee
Briggs George N., Pittsfield
Briggs Henry S., Pittsfield
Cole Gordon E., Cheshire
Danforth Keyes, W^illiamstown
Dawes Henry L., (North) Adams
Dewey Daniel N., Williamstown
Ensign Edward F., Sheffield
COUNSELLORS AT LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS
91
Taft Henry W., Lenox
Spooner Nathaniel S., Fairhaven
Thayer Shepard, (North) Adams
Sproat Wm. A. F., Taunton
Tucker G. J., Lenox
Stetson T. M., New Bedford
Tucker William S., Lenox
Stone Joshua C, New Bedford
Turner A., New Marlborougli
Townsend Samuel R., Taunton
Twining Thomas, Great Barrington
West A. L., New Bedford
Walker John A., Pittsfield
Williams Eliab, Fall River
Waterman Andrew J., Williamstown
Williams George Edgar, Taunton
W^ilcox Marshall, Lee
Williams Henry, Taunton
Wolcott John C, Cheshire
Williams Sidney, Taunton
BRISTOL C OUNTY.
DUKES COUNTY.
Barney Edward L., New Bedford
MayhewT. G., Edgartown
Bassett Anselm, Taunton
Peakes James D., Tisbury
Bassett & Reed, Taunton
Thaster Leavitt, Edgartown
Battelle H., Fall River
Bennett Edmund H., Tauuton
ESSEX COUNTY.
Bennett & Williams, Taunton
Abbott Alfred A., Danvers
Blaisdell Josiah C, Fall River
Andrews George, Salem
Blodgett Wm. W., Pawtucket
Bancroft S. C, Salem
Boomer F. A., Fall River
Barstow Benjamin, Salem
Borden Alanson, New Bedford
Bartlett Esoeh, Lawrence
Borden Simeon, 2d, Fall River
Benson G. W., Lav/rence
Brayton John S., Fall River
Bickford Horace, Newburyport
Brigham Lincoln F., New Bedford
Binney William C, Amesbury
Brown James, Taunton
Bordman B., Lawrence
Cady StiUman, Fall River
Briggs George P., Lawrence
Clifibrd John H., New Bedford -■
Brown Ammi, Salem
Cushman Apollos, Pawtucket
Brown Isaac, Lynn
Daggett John, Attleboro'
Brown N., Jr., Salem
Deane Joseph P., Taunton
Chase Perley S., Lawrence
Deans Geo. W., Taunton
Choate F. W., Beverly
Dearborn Joseph F., New Bedford
Choate George F., Salem
Fales Edward, New Bedford
Clark Joseph F., Lawrence
Farnsworth Claudius B., Pawtucket
Conolly H. L., Salem
Ford James, Fall River
Cross R., Lawrence
Gardner Edward M., New Bedford
Dodge Allen W., Hamilton
Hathaway Elnathan P., Freetown
Duncan James H., Haverhill
Hathaway Nicholas, Freetown
Endicott William C, Salem
Hawes John A., N. Bedford & Fair Haven
Fabins William, Marblehead
Holmes Charles J., Fall River
Foster Moses Jr., Andover
Lapham Louis, Fall River
Fernald H. B., Newburyport
Lawton Job G. Jr., Fall River
Gerrish Joseph G., Newburyport
Lindsey John, Fall River
Gillis James A., Salem >
Mackie Adam, New Bedford
Goodell Abner C., Lynn
Mitchell Walter, New Bedford
Harmon N. W., Lawrence
Morton Nathaniel, Taunton
Haskell George, Ipswich
Morton & Sanford, Taunton
Hazen N. W., Andover
Page John H. W., New Bedford
Holmes Charles H., Topsfield
Pitman Robert C, New Bedford
Howe Nathaniel S., Haverhill
Porter Francis L., New Bedford
Howland William, Lynn
Pratt Horatio, Taunton
Huntington A., Salem
Preseott Oliver, New Bedford
Ives S. B. Jr., Salem
Ray Isaiah C, New Bedford
Jones Jeremiah P., Georgetown
Reed Chester I., Taunton
Kimball Edmund, Wenham
Robinson Thomas D., New Bedford
Kimball E. W., Salem
Sanford B., Taunton
King John G., Salem
Sanford Joseph B., Attleboro'
Kittredge Alfred, Haverhill
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Lamsou Caleb, Newburyport
Arms Pliny, Deerfield
Lord G-eorge R., Ipswich
Brainard A., Greenfield
Lord Nathaniel J., Salem
Chase R. D., Orange
Lord Otis P., Salem
Davis George T., Greenfield
Marsh John J. , Haverhill
Davis W. T., Greenfield
Marston Stephen W., Newburyport
Emery Stephen, Orange
Merrill Samuel, Andover
Field Samuel F., Shelburne (Falls)
Mudge Bemjamin F., Lynn
Grennell George, Greenfield
Mulkern M. B., Salem
Griswold Whiting, Greenfield
Nash Lonson, Gloucester
Hartwell Jonathan, Montague
Newell Charles S., Lawrence
Ingersoll Charles, Northfield
Newhall James R., Lynn
Lamb Samuel 0., Greenfield
Newhall Thomas B., Lynn
Lanfair William, Coleraine
Newton C. Gr., Lawrence
Mattoon Charles, Greenfield
Northend & Choate, Salem
Maswell Arthur, Shelborne (Falls)
Osgood J. B. F., Salem
Maxwell Sylvester, Charlemont
Parsons Thomas A., Lawrence
Newcomb H. G., Greenfield
Peabody Dean, (West) Lynn
Parker H. G., Greenfield
Perkins B. C, Dan vers
Raymond Edward F., Greenfield
Perry & Endicott, Salem
Saxton Jonathan A., Deerfield
Phillips Samuel, Newburyport
Taft Horace AV., Sunderland
Phillips Stephen H., Salem
Phillips & Gillis, Salem
Wells George D., Greenfield
Willard David, Greenfield
Pierce Nathaniel, Gloucester
Pike John N., Newburyport
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Prescott William C, Salem
Allen J. G., Palmer
Proctor John W., Danvers
Arthur C. T., Springfield
Reed Jacob W., Groveland
Ashmun & Leonard, Springfield
Roberts D., Salem
Bates Charles P., (East) Granville
Robinson, Frederick Marblebead
Bates William G.,Westfield
Robinson Joseph H., Marblebead
Beach & Bond, Springfield
Rogers Augustus D., Salem
Boies Patrick, Westfield
Russell Jeremiah, Georgetown
Chapman & Chamberlain, Springfield
Safford Daniel E., Hamilton
Crooks James W., Springfield
Saunders Daniel Jr. , Lawrence
Fowler Samuel, Westfield
Stephens Thomas, Beverly
Fuller Henry, Westfield
Stevens Ivan, Lawrence
Gillett Edward B., Westfield
Stickney C. H., Lynn
Hildreth R. B., Springfield
Stickney Jeremiab C, Lynn
Hinsdale James, Blandford
Stimpson T., Salem
Hooker Josiah, Springfield
Stone Eben F., Newburyport
Ladd Charles R., Chicopee
Story Augustus, Salem
Leonard N. T., Westfield
Taggart William, Haverhill
Lewis Henry B., Westfield
Thorndike L., Salem
Mills James K., Holyoke
Waters Josepb G., Salem
Morris Henry, Springfield
Watson B. F., Lawrence
Morris George B., Springfield
Weed Dan, Lawrence
Morris 0. B., Springfield
Wheatland George, Salem
Morton James H., Springfield
Wheatland Stephen G., Salem
Newell L., Holyoke
White N. G., Lawrence
Norton L., Springfield
Wiley Hiram 0., Danvers
Pearsons Wil iam B. C, Holyoke
Wright Thomas, Lawrence
Phelps Ansel Jr., Springfield
Wright Wm. H. P., Lawrence
Richards Franklin D., Chester
Seamans Otis A., Springfield
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Severance M. J., Chicopee
Aiken David, Greenfield
Smith Wm. L., Springfield
Allen Charles, Greenfield
Soule A. L., Springfield
Alvord D. W., Greenfield
Stearns George M., Chicopee
COUNSELLORS AT LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS,
93
Stebbins John M., Springfield
Torrey Calvin, Palmer
Vose Henry, Springfield
Walker Greorge, Springfield
Wells John, Chicopee
Whitney Milton B., Westfield
Whittaker M. D., Chicopee (Falls)
Willard J., Springfield
Winchester Charles A,, Springfield
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
Allen Wm. Jr. , Northampton
Baker Osmyn, Northampton
Bancroft Dyer, Chesterfield
Billings Israel, Hatfield
Bowdoin Elbridge G., Amherst
Bowdoin William, South Hadley
Boyden J. W., Amherst
Chilson Horace H., Northampton
Clark E., Enfield
Conkey I. F., Amherst
Delano Charles, Northampton
Dickinson Edward, Amherst
Doolittle Mark, Belchertown
Emmerson John M., Amherst
Forbes Charles E., Northampton
G-oddard S. W. E., Belchertown
Granger Daniel, Norwich
Greene Wm. C, Ware
Hodges H. I., Northampton
Huntington Charles P., Northampton
Kellogg Giles C, Hadley
MarcyLaban, Greenwich
Spaulding Samuel T., Ware
Vining Alden B., Plainfield
White Addison H., Williamsburg
MIDBLESEX COUNTY.
Abbot Julian, Lowell
Abbott James C, Lowell
Abbott & Brown, Lowell
Abbott J. W. P., Westford
Adams Joel, Lowell
Adams John T. K., Lowell
Adams Shubael P., Lowell
Alger H. A., Lowell
Bacon J. W., Natick
Banks N. P. Jr., Waltham
Beard & Mansur, Lowell
Bemis Charles, Watertown
Bemis I. V. , Watertown
Bigelow Alpheus, Weston
Blaisdell H. G., Lowell
Boardman A. W., Charlestown
Boles John A., Winchester
Bonney A. P., Lowell
Bradford Wm. J. A., Charlestown
Brooks George M., Concord
Brooks Nathan, Concord
Brown & Alger, Lowell
Brown William L., South Reading
Bullard Elias, HoUiston
Butler & Webster, Lowell
Butterfield Charles, Tyngsboro'
Buttrick & Marrett, (East) Cambridge
Caverly Robert B., Lowell
Chamberlain H. M., Cambridge (port)
Cheney John M., Concord
Converse Joshua P., Woburn
Corliss H. G. F., Lowell [town
Dana (James) & Cobb (M. Gr.) Charles-
Crooker J. C, Stoneham
Dean & Dinsmoor, Lowell
Edwards Abraham, Cambridge (port)
Esty C. C, Framingham
Farley George F. , Groton
Fiske Isaac, Weston
Fletcher L. J., Lowell
Gale Wm. B., Marlboro'
Gardner Wm. S., Lowell
Gerrish James, Shirley (Village)
Goodnow C. W., Concord
Grifl&n J. Q. A., Charlestown
Haggerty & Heard, Lowell
Ham B. F., Natick
Hayward Charles C, Charlestown
Heard Charles, Brighton
Heard F. F., Framingham
Heywood George, Concord
Hiliiard Abraham, Cambridge
Hoar Samuel, Concord
Hudson Charles H., Somerville
Jackson B. F., Lowell
Jennison S. Jr., Newton
Judd Chauncy P. , Reading
Kelley Edward A., Groton
Kelley John S., Brighton
Kent George, Maiden
Keyes J. B., Watertown
Knowles John A., Lowell
Ladd John S., (East) Cambridge
Ladd Jonathan, Lowell
Lewis Charles, Maiden
Lewis Samuel P., Pepperell
Livermore George W., Cambridge (port)
Locke John, West Cambridge
Loughran James, Lowell
Lynde Alonzo V., Stoneham
Merrill Samuel N., Lowell
Moore Arad, Waltham
Morse & Clark, Lowell
Neal G. B., Charlestown
Needham Daniel, Groton
Nelson Albert H., Woburn
Norris & Howe, Lowell
Parker Samuel, Lowell
94 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Pearson Timothy, Lowell
Colburn Waldo, Dedham
Perry Sanford B., Medford
Crafts William A., Roxbury
Plummer S. L., Cambridge (port)
Cushing A. L., Randolph
Plummer William, Lexington
Dickerman Albert, Stoughton
Poole & Sweetser, Lowell
Draper John W., Dorchester
Prescott A. A., Reading
Everett M., Wrentham
Prescott Joshua, Reading
Field Justin, Stoughton
Preston Marshall, Lexington
Gannett J. M., Walpole
Prince F. 0., Winchester
Gaston William, Roxbury
Randall James M., Woburn
Gourgas J. M., Quincy
Richardson D. S. & W. A., Lowell
Griggs George, Brookline
Ripley Ezra, (East) Cambridge
Hall E. F., Weymouth
Randall James IvI., Woburn
Hilliard Francis, Roxbury
Robinson Charles Jr., Lexington
Keith James M., Roxbury
Robinson John P., Billerica
Kingsbury F. A., Weymouth
Russell Bradford, Groton
Leland William S., Roxbury
Russell James, West Cambridge
Loud S. P., Dorchester
Russell James D., Brighton
Lovering Warren, Med way
Rutter Josiah, Walthara
May John W. , Roxbury
Sherman E. F., Lowell
Morton William S., Quincy
Somerby Gustavus A., Waltham
Noyes Samuel B., Canton
Spaulding John Jr., Groton
Reed Jason, Milton
Stearns Williams S., Maiden
Richardson James, Dedham
Steele Thomas L., Winchester
Richardson William, Dorchester
Stevens George, Lowell
Safford N. F., Dorchester & Milton
Stone F. M., Waltham
Swan Luther, Stoughton
Story Isaac, Somerville
Walker William L., (South) Braintree
Thompson Thomas M., Pepperell
Warner Samuel Jr., Wrentham
Train C. R., Framingham
Warren Samuel S., Fosboro'
Tufts Francis, Somerville
White Naaman L., (East) Braintree
Tyler I. H., (East) Cambridge
Wilkinson Ezra, Dedham
Wakefield L. H., Hopkinton
Woodside Jonathan F., Roxbury
Waldron George P., Lowell
Worthington Erastus, Dedham
Warren G. W., Charlestown
Young Edward, Dorchester
Wentworth T., Lowell
Whitman George, Billerica
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Whitney B. W., Cambridge
Baylies William, West Bridgewater
Whitney Edwin, Stow
Beal Joseph S., Kingston
Willard Paul, Charlestown
Breck Samuel, Bridgewater
Willard Paul Jr., Charlestown
Eddy Z., Middleborough
Willard Sidney A., Charlestown
Fogg Ebenezer T., South Scituate
Worcester Frederick A., Townsend
Gay Ebenezer, Hingman
Wright Nathaniel, Lowell
Gilbert Gustavus, Plymouth
NANTUCKET COUNTY.
Harris Benjamin W., East Bridgewater
Hobart A., East, Bridgewater
Bunker James M. , Nantucket
Hobart Benjamin, Abington
Gardner Edward M., Nantucket
Hunt C. S., Bridgewater
Keith Jesse E., Abington
Latham Williams, Bridgewater
NOKFOLK COUNTY.
Ames Ellis, Canton
Leonard N. Jr., (Mattapoisett) Rochester
Aspinwall William, Brookline
Lincoln Solomon, Hingham
Berry N. C, Randolph
Loud Jacob H., Plymouth
Bishop Jonathan P., Medfield
Miller S. Jr., Wareham
Churchill Asaph, Dorchester
Packard Austin, West Bridgewater
Churchill Charles M. S., Dorchester
Perkins David, Bridgewater
Clarke John J., Roxbury
Perkins Jonas R., North Bridgewater
Cleveland Ira, Dedham
Reed John, Bridgewater
Cobb Jonathan H., Dedham
Robinson Everett, Middleborough
COUNSELLORS AT LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS. 95
Russell John J., Plymouth
Bemis George, 5 Court
Simmons Perez, Hanover
Berry N. C, 20 Court
Spear Wm. P., Plymouth
Betton Geo. E., 27 Court
Spear William H., Plymouth
Betton Ninian C., 27 Court
Stetson Samuel, Dusbury
Bickford Horace, 16 R. R. Exchange
Thomas AVilliam, Plymouth
Bigelow Edwin M., 10 Court
Ward Eliab, Middleborough
Bigelow Timothy, 15 Mass. block
White Jonathan, North Bridgewater
Bishop Joel P., 27 Tremont Temple
Whitman Eliab, North Bridgewater
Blake Edward, 39 Court
Whitman James H. Pembroke
Boit Edward D., 16 Court
Whitman Jared, Abington
Bolles John A., 10 Court
Wilder James H., Hingham
Bowditch Nathaniel I., 60 State
Wood William H., Middleborough
Bowditch Wm. I., 8 R. R. Exchange
Young Welcome, East Bridgewater
Bradley Joseph H., 19 Court
Brigham Wm., 35 Court
SUFFOLK COUNTY — BOSTON.
Brinley Francis, 46 Court
Abbott James A. 27 Court
Brooks & Ball, 40 State
Adams Chas. F. Jr. 15 Scollay's building
Brooks Benj. F., 40 State
Adams Geo. W. 42 Mass. block
Brooks Francis A., 76 State
Adams Colman S. 1 Joy's building
Brown Jeremiah, 47 Court
Albee Sumner, 27 Court
Brown Wm. Locke, 81 Washington
Allen Augustus 0. 27 Court
Browne Causten, 39 State
Allen Charles E. 27 Court
Browne Geo. M., 16 Old State House
Allen Frederick H. 27 Court
Browne John ^Y., 19 Court
Allen Macon B. 35 Washington
Brownson J. H., 46 Court
Almon A. B. 39 State
Buck Edward, 11 Court
Ames Isaac, 20 Court
Buckingham Jos. H., 25 R. R. Exchange
Andrew John A. 4 Court
Burhank Robt. I., 46 Court
Andros Milton, 20 Mass. block
Burlingame Anson, 18 Old State House
Angell Geo. T. 46 Washington
Burr Samuel C, 4 Court
Apthrop Robert E. 18 Joy's building
Burt Wm. L., 46 Washington
Aspinwall Wm. 13 Exchange
Butler Benjamin, 18 Mass. block
Atkinson Jacob, 1 1-2 Joy's building
Butler Franklin J., 27 School
Atwood Charles, 39 Court
Butler John H., 27 Court
Austin Arthur W. 10 Court
Chamberlain Mellen, 17 State
Austin Henry D. 10 Court
Chandler Peleg W., 4 Court
Austin Ivers J. 30 Court
Chandler Theophilus P., 4 Court
Austin John D. 20 Court
Cheever Tracy P., 39 Court
Austin & Young, 30 Court
Choate Fred. W., 27 Court
Avery Edward, 27 Court
Choate Rufus, 7 1-2 Tremont row
Bacon Charles H. 27 Court
Churchill Joseph McKean, 46 Wash.
Ball Joshua D. 40 State
Clarke & Shaw, 27 State
Ballard James M. 9 State
Cobb Moses G.. 24 Old State House
Bancroft George, 20 Court
Converse Joshua P., 19 Court
Banfield Everett C. 11 Court
Codman John, 4 Court
Bangs Edward, 39 Court
Codman Robert, 46 Court
Banks Nathaniel P., Jr., 13 Exchange
Collamore George W., 4 Court
Barker Jas. M., 46 Washington
Cooke Benj. F., 63 Court
Barrett Jonathan F., 18 Exchange
Cooke Josiah P., 9 State
Barstow Simon F., 19 R. R. Exchange
Cooley Geo. W., 46 Washington
Bartlett Sidney, 16 Court
Coolidge Austin J., 39 Court
Bartlett Sidney Jr., 16 Court
Cottrell Asa, 2 Lewis, E. B.
Bassett Elisha, 12 Court House
Crockett George K., 27 State
Batchelder Francis L., 39 Court
Cragin Lorenzo S., Jr., 52 Washington
Bates Samuel W. , 46 Washington
Currier Benj. H., Mer. Exchange
Bates Wm., 15 Mass. block
Curtis Chas. P., 16 Court
Bell Joseph M., 7 1-2 Tremont row
Curtis Chas. P., Jr., 16 Court
Bello Santiago C, 17 Bromfield
Curtis George T., 19 Court
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MASSACHUSETTS EEGISTER.
Gushing Abel, Court House
Cutler Joseph, 47 Court
Dame Abraham A., 26 Mass. block
Dame Theodore S., 9 State
Danforth John C, 7 Court square
Dana Edward A., 19 Court
Dana Richard H., Jr., 30 Court
Dana & Cobb, 24 Old State House
Davenport Edwin, 4 Court
Davis A. B., 9 Scollay's building
Davis Hasbrouck, 10 Court
Davis & Webb, 35 Court
Davis Jerome, 9 Scollay's building
Dean Benj., 6 State
Dean & Dinsmoor, 6 State
Dehon Wm., 12 Scollay's building
Demond Charles, 52 Washington
Derby E. Hasket, 46 Court
Dexter Edward, 9 Court square
Dexter Franklin, 9 Court square
Dexter Thomas A., 28 State
Dexter Wm. S., 11 Court
Dickinson Frederick W., 7 Court sq.
Dodge John C, 39 State
Dorr Wm. B., 135 Dorchester ave.
Dow Nathan T., 30 Court
Dow & Prince, 30 Court
Draper John W. W., 25 Mass. block
Draper Moses, 25 Mass. block
Dudley Elbridge G., 20 Court
Dudley Dean, 16 Mass. block
Duncklee Mark F., 13 Joy's building
Durant Henry F., 22 Old State House
Dyer Micah J., 20 Court
Fames Ithamar B., 13 Exchange
Eastman Josephus, 46 Washington
Eastman Wm. H., 17 Mass. block
Egan James, 19 Old State House
Eldridge John S., 39 State
Eldridge Samuel, 39 State
Ellis Charles M., 21 Old State House
Ely Alfred B., 52 Washington
Emerson John W., 20 Court
End Wm., 27 Mass. block
English James L., 9 Court square
Everett Wm. A., 18 Scollay's building
Fabens Francis A., 27 Mass. block
Farley Geo. F., 7 Court square
Farrar Timothy, 7 Doane
Felton Alexander C, 7 1-2 Tremont row
Field Justin, 28 Mass. block
Fiske Augustus H., 5 Court
Fletcher Richard, 46 Washington
French Asa, 13 Exchange
Fuller Richard F., 10 State
Gay Ebenezer, 35 Court
Gardiner Wm. H., 9 Court square
Gilchrist Daniel S., 20 Railroad Exchange
Giles Alfred E., 46 Washington
Giles Joel, 4 Court
Gleason Horace, 9 State
Goldsbury John, 8 Railroad Exchange
Gooch Daniel W., 26 Old State House
Goodrich Chas. B., 30 Court
Gordon Solomon J., 81 Washington
Gray Horace, Jr., 30 Court
Gray Wm., 30 Court
Green N. St. John, 1 Devonshire
Green 0. H. P., 46 Washington
Greenough D. S., 40 State
Gregg W. P., City Hall
Griggs George, 4 Court
Griswold Almon W., 1 Devonshire
Guild Benj., 4 Court
Guild Geo. D., 4 Court
Guild Samuel E., 4 Court
Hahn Silas B., 27 Court & Maverick sq.
Hale Geo. S., 4 Court
Hale Nathan, Jr., 39 State
Hall Franklin, 39 State
Hall Thomas B , 30 Court
Hallett Benj. F., 20 Court
Hallett Henry L., 20 Court
Hancock Charles L., 10 Court
Harlow Thomas S., 27' State
Haskell Benjamin, 17 Mass. block
Hastings Geo. R., 20 Court
Hayes Francis B., 1 Devonshire
Hazelton H. L., 1 Joy's building
Head Edward F., 30 Court
Healey John P., 46 Court
Hersey Henry E., 19 Court
Hillard George S., 4 Court
Killiai;d Wm., 27 School
Hinds Calvin P., 46 Court
Hodges Edward F., 46 Court
Holmes J. S., 46 Court
Holmes John, 11 Court
Homer George F., 4 Court
Hood Gilbert E., 20 Court
Howes W. B., 30 .Court
Hubbard Gardiner G., 5 Congress
Hubbard Josiah W., 39 State
Hubbard Wm. J., 30 Court
Hudson C. H., 11 Scollay's building
Hutchins Henry C, 20 Court
Hutchius Horace G., 5 Court sq.
Hutchins & Wheeler, 20 Court
Jacobs Justin A. & Bela F., 19 ScoUay'
building
Jackson Abraham, Jr., 47 Court
Jackson John G., 47 Court
James John W., 10 Court
Jennison Samuel, Jr., 27 State
Jewell Harvey, 20 Court
Johnson Daniel U., 9 Court sq.
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Johnson Henry A., 46 Court
Jones Frederick W., 35 Court
Joy Albion K. P., 14 Joy's building
Judd Chauncey P., 4 Court
Judson Walter H., 27 State
Keith James M., 17 State
Kelley Webster, 30 Mass. block
Kettelle Jacob Q., 9 State
King John G., 27 State
Kingsbury George H., 46 Court
Knapp Wm. 6 Court House
Leland Wm. Sherman, 27 Court
Loriag Caleb W., 39 Court
Loring Charles Gr., 39 Court
Loring Edward Gr., 16 Court
Loring Ellis Gr., 27 State
Loring Francis C, 39 Court
Loring John A., 39 Court
Lothrop T. K., 30 Court
Lovis Francis A., 136 Dorchester ave.
LowObedB., 11 Court
Lowell John, 40 State
Lunt George, 4 Court
Lynde Alonzo V., 10 Scollay's building
Maine Sebeus C, 8 Court sq.
Marcy Jas. W., 5 Merchants row
Mason David H., 20 Court
Mason Lyman, 20 Court
Mayo Charles, 18 Mass. block
McCleary Samuel F., Jr., City Hall
Merrill Amos B., 10 Court
Merrill James C, 39 Court
Merwin Elias, 16 Court
Metcalf Geo. T., 4 Court
Meyer Joseph, 12 Scollay's building
Miller Thomson, 13 Mass. block
Minns Geo. W., Old State House
Minot George, 4 Court
Minot William, 39 Court
Minot Wm., Jr., 39 Court
Montgomery Hugh, 99 Dorchester avenue
Moore Edward N., 10 Mass. block
Moore Jonathan F., 9 Court sq.
Morey George, 20 Old State House
Morgan David, 2 Lewis, E. B.
Morrill George, 27 Court
Morris Robert, 17 R. R. Exchange
Morse Nathan, 10 Court
Morton Marcus, Jr., 30 Court
Nash Stephen Gordon, 20 Court
Nelson Albert H., 19 Court
Nelson & Converse, 19 Court
Nichols Benjamin W., 60 State
Nickerson Joseph, 9 State
Nutter Chas. C, 10 Court "
Nutter Thos. F., 10 Court
O'Connell Maurice, 7 Court sq.
Oliver Peter, 16 Court
Osgood Isaac P., 5 Court
Otis Edmund B., 1 Devonshire
Otis Theodore, 11 Court
Paine IL W., 30 Court
Paine John T., 17 Joy's building
Pai-k John C, 7 Court square
Parker Aurelius D., 20 Court
Parker Edward G., 63 Court
Parker Francis Edward, 30 Court
Parker Joel, 46 Washington
Parker Henry M., 46 Washington
Parker Henry T., 4 Court
Parker Samuel D., 16 Court
Parmenter Wm. E., 19 Court
Pcabody James C, 16 Mass. block
Peabody Owen G., 30 Court
Pearson Eliphalet, 24 Old State House
Peirce Roger N., 35 Court
Perkins David, 27 Court
Perkins Horatio N., 15 Mass. block
Perrin Wm. H., 39 Court
Phillips Geo. W., 9 Court square
Pickering Edward, 10 Merchants Exchange
Pickering John, 40 State
Pike Charles E., 27 Court
Pinkerton John M., 5 Congress
Plimpton Silas F., 5 Court
Pond Benjamin, 23 Old State House &
Maverick square, E. B.
Pope Thomas B., 16 Court
Power Thomas, Court House
Preston Geo. H., 3 Joy's building
Prince Frederick O., 30 Court
Prince J. Hardy, 9 Court square
Putnam John Phelps, 19 Court
Quincy Josiah Jr., 27 State
Rand Edward S., 30 Court
Ranney Ambrose A., 10 Court
Rice George Edward, 13 Exchange
Richardson George F., 6 State
Richardson Ivory W., 9 Court sq.
Richardson Nathaniel, 9 Court sq.
Richardson William, 46 Washington
Riley Patrick, 1 Court House
Ripley Christopher G., 9 Court sq.
Ritchie Harrison, 30 Court
Robb James B., 39 State
Roelker Bernard, 39 Court
Rogers J. Gray, 19 Court (Justices' Court)
Rogers William, 4 Court
Rollins James W., 1 Devonshire
Russell Benj. F., 11 Scollay's building
Russell Chas. T. & T. IL, 27 State
Russell Thomas, 35 CJourt,(J. Police Court)
Russell William G., 35 Court
Saltonstall Leverett, 46 Court
Sargent Horace B., 30 Court
Sargent Henry J., 39 State
98
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Sargent Lucius M., Amory Hall
Sawyer Frederic W., 20 Court
Sawyer Jabez A., 6 State
Scudder Henry A., 17 State
Searle Greorge W., 35 Court
Sears Philip H., 46 Washington
Sennott Greorge, 12 Mass. block
Sewall Samuel E., 46 Washington
Seymour F. Z., 27 State
Sheppard John H., 20 Court
Shipley Horatio, 9 State
Shorey Daniel L., 46 Washington
Simmons Chas, F., 47 Court
Simmons & Jewell, 20 Court
Smith Chauney, 46 Washington
Smith Horace E., 10 Court
Smith H. Farnum, 20 Court
Smith M. Hale, 1 Railroad Exchange
Smith Wm., 22 Old State House
Smith Wm. H. L., 47 Court
Sohier Edward D., 19 Court
Sohier Wm. D., 40 State
Sohier & Welch, 19 Court
Sohier & Lowell, 40 State
Sparbawk George, 46 Washington
Steele Thomas L., 19 Court
Stevens Oliver, 19 Court
Storey Charles W., 11 Court
Stoiy Isaac, Jr., 46 Washington
Sumner Charles, 4 Court
Suter H. W., 30 Court
Thaxter David, 16 Court
Thomas Chas. G., 20 Court
Thomas Seth J., 46 Court
Thornton J. Wingate, 20 Court
Tilton Warren, 46 Court
Tobey Seth, 6 Court House
Tolman Thomas, 11 Court
Treanor Bernard S., 12^ Mass. block
Tuxbury George W., 5 Court
Tyler J. Kendall, 27 Court
y/akefield John H., 10 Court
Wakefield Thomas L., 10 Court
Walker Wm. L., 30 Mass. block
Ward Samuel D., 10 Court
Ware Henry, 18 Scollay's building
Warner Herman J., 11 Court
Washburn Alexander C, 60 State
Washburn Frederick L., 19 Court
Washburn Wm. R. P., 46 Washington
Watts Francis 0., 30 Court
Webb Seth, Jr., 35 Court
Welch Charles A., 19 Court
Wellington Hiram, 10 Court
Wheeler Alexander S., 20 Court
Wheeler Samuel G. Jr.. 3 Joy's building
Wheelock Peter S., 35 Court
Wheelwright Andrew C, 19 Court
White George, 13 Exchange
V/hiting & Russell, 35 Court
Whiting William, 35 Court
Willard Paul, Jr., 19 Court
Willard Joseph, Court House
Willard Joseph A., 3 Court House
Willey Tolman, 20 Court
Williams J. Otis, 13 Exchange
Williams John M., 30 Court
Willis Horatio M., Registry Probate b'l'dg
Wilson Archelaus, 40 State
Woodbury Charles L., 20 Mass. block
Woodman Horatio, 26 R. R. Exchange
Worthington Erastus, 20 Court
Wright Edwin, 81 Washington
Wyman Isaac C.,20 Court
Yearly Sylvanus M., 9 Court square
Young Edward, 30 Court
Chelsea and North Chelsea.
Chamberlain Mellen, Chelsea
Cheever Tracy P., Chelsea
End Wm., North Chelsea
Gleason Horace, Chelsea
Gould David, Chelsea
Maine Sebeus C, Chelsea
Morris Robert, Chelsea
WORCESTEK COUNTY.
Abbott T., Milford
Aldrich P. E., Worcester
Allen Charles, Worcester
Allen Samuel H., Grafton
Bacon P. C, Worcester
Bailey G. F., Fitchburg
Baldwin Isaac, Clinton
Barton Ira M., AVoreester
Barton William S., 'W^orcester
Bigelow A., Worcester
Botham F. W., Southbridge
Bottom F. W., Southbridge
Boutell Lewis H., Westboro'
Bowman Charles D., Oxford
Boynton Lucian C, Uxbridge
Brimblecom Charles, Barre
Brooks Calvin M., Worcester
Bryant Nahum F., Barre
Bullock Alexander H., Worcester
Burgess S. A., Blackstone
Chapin Henry, Worcester
Clarke Samuel, Northboro'
Cogswell John B. D., Worcester
Conant Edwin, Worcester
Dame J. T., Clinton
Dana John A., Worcester
Davenport James, Boylston
Davis Isaac, Worcester
COUNSELLORS AT LAW
IN MASSACHUSETTS. 99
Davis & Stoddard, Worcester
Rice William W., V/orcester
Deane Francis, Uxbridge
Richardson George W., Worcester
Dewey Francis H., Worcester
Rogers Edward, Webster
Easterbrook James E., Worcester
Scammell J. S., Milford
Esty C. C, Milford
Slocum William F., Grafton
Field Charles, Athol
Smith William A., Worcester
Fletcher Joel W., Leominster
Snow Charles H. B., Fitchburg
Fuller Elislia, Worcester
Southwick William L., Blackstone
Goddard Samuel B. I., Worcester
Sprague H. B., Worcester
Goodrich Jesse W., Worcester
Staples H. B., Worcester
Gorhara J. Martin, Barre
Stevens C. G., Clinton
Green William N., Worcester
Stevens Isaac, Athol
Grout William, Worcester
Stoddard Elijah B., Worcester
Hall Franklin, Worcester
Stone & Verry, Worcester
Harlow William T., Spencer
Swan George, Hubbardston
Hill J. Henry, Worcester
Swan Samuel, Hubbardston
Hill James H., North Brookfield
Taft George S., Uxbridge
Hinds Ephraim, West Boylston
Thayer A., Worcester
Hoar George F., Worcester
Thomas Benjamin F., Worcester
Holbrook Leander, Milford
Todd John, Fitchburg
Hooper W. R., Worcester
Todd Paul P., Blackstone
llowQ William H., Worcester
Torrey Ebenezer, Fitchburg
Hyde Benjamin D., Sturbridge
Tourtelott Newton, Webster
Kent T.G., Milford
Trumbull Joseph, Worcester
Kinnicutt T., Worcester
Twiss S. P., Worcester
Lyon Aaron, Sturbridge
Tyler B. 0., W^inchendon
Mason Charles, Fitchburg
Underwood A. B., Milford
Mason Joseph, Worcester
Verry George F., Worcester
Mathews John H., Worcester
Ware Thornton K., Fitchburg
Maynard Lewis A., Worcester
Washburn Emory, Worcester
Maxwell William B., Worcester
Washburn & Hoar, Worcester
Merriam C. H., Leominster
Wayland Francis, Jr., Worcester
Merriam D. H., Fitchburg
Weed Jared, Petersham
Merrick Pliny, Worcester
Wetherell Charles K., Worcester
Miles C. R., Millbury
Wetherell Geo. A., Worcester
Morril D. L., West Brookfield
Wetherell John W.; Worcester
Newton Rejoice, Worcester
Wetherell & Gorham, Barre
Norcross Amasa, Fitchburg
Whitney G. H., Templeton
Pearson H. B., Harvard
Williams Hartley, Worcester
Pierce Lafayette W., Oxford
Williams James 0., Worcester
Pierce Lucius D., Winchendon
Williams Lemuel, Westboro'
Pratt Calvin E., Worcester
Williams William A., Worcester
Prentiss Addison, Worcester
Withington G. R. M., Lancaster
Randall Abraham G., Millbury
Wood Nathaniel, Fitchburg
Rice Henry C, Worcester
100 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
CHURCHES AND CLERGYMEI.
Explanation of the Abbreviations: — C. T., Congregational (Trinitarian); B.,
Baptist; F. B., FreewiU Baptist ; M., Methodist; M. P., Methodist Protestant ; M.
E., Methodist Episcopal; E., Episcopalian ; C. U.. Congregational (Unitarian);
Uv., Universalist ; Ch., Christian; JR. C, Boman Catholic; Mn., Mormon; Pres.,
Presbyterian; Swed., Swedenborgian ; S. A., Second Advent; W. M., Wesleyan
Methodist.
BARNSTABLE COUMTy.
H. B. Hooker - - - - C. T.
BAILSSTABLE.
John Livesey - - - - M. E.
Cyrus Mann - - - - C. T.
Elisha Bacon (CentrevUle) - - C. T.
Horace Pratt - - - - C. T.
S. J. Bronson (Hyannis) - B.
Eriends.
Theodore P. Doggett - - - C. U.
-
Joseph Marsh (Cotuit Port) - M. E.
HABWICH.
John U. Parsons (Hyannis) - C. T.
R. S. Pope (Hyannis) - - Uv.
William Reed - . . B.
L B. AVeeks - - - - M. E.
- (Hyannis) - M. E.
Uv.
James Barnaby - - - - B.
Benj. K. Bosworth - - - M. E.
Thomas W. Douglass - - - M. E.
Thomas Spilsted - - - M. E.
Moses H. Wilder - - - C. T.
(Osterville) - - B.
nTTT.T^A'VC!
- (Cotuit Port) - - C. T.
V/J>>ljrjAiliJ»
(Osterville) - - M. E.
E.Guilford - - - - Uv.
Jacob White - - - - C. T.
BREWSTEK.
B.
Alfred C. Bradley - - - Uv.
M. E.
Nathaniel Chaffee - - - C. U.
PKOVINCETOWN.
James Davis - - - - M.
Chas. a. Hatch - - - B.
Josiah Higgins - - - - M. E.
Robert McGonegal - - - M. E.
CHATHAM.
Osborn Myrick - - - - C. T.
----- Uv.
N. S. DicHnson - - - - C. T.
J. E. Gifford - - - - 31. E.
SANDWICH.
M. E. Hawes - - - - C. T.
Thos. D. Blake (West) - - M. E.
G. S. Stockwell - - - B.
Thomas Borden - - - Uv.
J. G. Forman - - - - C. U.
DENNIS.
P. C. Headly - - - - C. T.
Benjamin Eastwood - - - M.
Edward B. Hinckley (Monument) M. E.
Henry W. Rugg - - - Uv.
H. W. Houghton - - - M. E.
J. M. Stanton (West) - - M.
A. Mason (Pocasset) - - B.
Isaiah C. Thacher (South) - C. T.
William Moran - - - R. C.
Wniiam R. Tisdale (North) - M.
GUes Pease - - - - C. T.
ScollyG. Usher (North) - M.
Friends.
C.U.
TRURO.
EASTHAM.
Lewis E. Dunham - - - M. E.
Ebenezer Chase - - - C. T.
Wm. H. Stetson - - - M. E.
Wm. Leonard (South) - - M. E.
(North) - - C. T.
E. W.Noble - - - - C.^T.
Uv.
Union.
FALMOUTH.
WELLFLEET.
Alexander Childs - - - C. T.
Erastus Benton - - - - M. E.
Thomas Flower - - - E.
George Denham - - - C. T.
CHRRCHES AND CLERGYMEN.
101
E. Sanborn (South) -
- C. T.
GREAT BARRINGTON.
- (South)
M. E.
- Uv.
John Baseomb (Housatonic)
C. T.
S. S. N. Greely -
- C. T.
Lewis Green - - - -
E.
TAKMOUTH.
George Kerr - . _
- M. E.
Henry Aston -
M. E.
-
C. T.
Davis Lothrop (South)
- Ch.
- E.
C. Marston (Port)
Uv.
Abel K. Packard
- C. T.
HANCOCK.
J. Perry (Port) -
John H. Wells (West)
Swed.
- C. T.
A.P. Viets - - . -
B.
J. W. WiUett (Port) -
M. E.
Friends.
- Shakers.
E.
HINSDALE.
(South) -
- B.
P. R. Clark . - - -
C. T.
J. L. Cook
- M.E.
BERKSHTRTI COUNTY.
William Goodwin - - .
B.
ADAMS.
LANESBORO'.
Robert Crawford (North) -
J. Jay Dana - - -
0. D. Miller (North)
N. J. Norton (South) -
- C. T.
- C. T.
- Uv.
B.
John y. Ambler
Chauncy Eddy . . .
Samuel B. Shaw
- B.
C. T.
- E.
Miles Sanford (North)
- B.
-
P. R. Stover (North)
M. E.
LEE.
Amory Gale - - - -
B.
AUORD.
Nahum Gale
- C. T.
John B. Husted
- M.E.
C. T.
Ferris Moore (South)
Wm. Ostrander -
LENOX.
B.
- M.E.
BECKET.
M.E.
Charles H. Norton
- C. T.
- C. T.
D. T. Shailer (North) -
B.
Zolva Whitmore - - -
- C. T.
MONTEREY.
^
M. E.
Winthrop H. Phelps
C. T.
CHESHIRE.
MOUNT WASHINGTON.
William S. Ballon
Hiram Blanchard -
- Uv.
M. E.
Amos B. Manley
- Uv.
M.E.
F. S. Park
- B.
Uv.
NEW ASHEORD.
DALTON.
James B. Wood
- M.E.
T. A. Hazen -
- C. T.
Hannibal H. Smith -
- M. E.
NEW MARLBORO'.
Otis Lombard
C. T..
R. T. Searle
- C. T.
EGREMONT.
B.
Cephas Pasco - - -
B.
- C. T.
OTIS.
WiUiam B. Colburn -
- E.
FLORIDA.
M.E.
- C. T.
Isaac Blanchard
S. A.
William Bogart -
- B.
PERU.
E. W. Teflft -
S. A.
Joseph Knight - . -
C. T.
102 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
PITXSFIBLD.
H. R. Hoisington
- C. T.
P. Cuddihy ....
R. C.
Mark Hopkins
C. T.
Samuel Harris
C. T.
WINDSOR.
S. Harrison ....
C. T.
H. Howard ... -
B.
Thomas W. Duncan
C.T.
H. Humphrey - - - .
Robert J. Parvin -
C. T.
E.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Lemuel Porter - - - -
B.
ATTLEBORO'.
Cyrus Prindle - -
E. H. Purcell - - - -
W.M.
R. C.
W. Harrison Alden (North) -
B.
H. L. Starks - - - .
M.E.
Charles Cravens (North)
- Uv.
John Todd ....
C. T.
Sardine B. Morley (^South)
C.T.
G. Yf . Wallace (Hebronville) -
-F. B.
RICHMOND.
C. T.
Chas. S. Renshaw -
C. T.
BERKLEY.
-p„„„^„
M.E.
Lucius R. Eastman
- C.T.
&
SANDISFIELD.
John D.Smith -
- C.T.
Friends.
J. L. Barlow - - - -
B.
Aaron Pickett - - - -
C. T.
DARTMOUTH.
E.
Jonathan Brown
B.
SAVor.
William A. Mandell -
- C. T.
Amos Deming - - - -
G. N. Merrifield - - -
B.
M.E.
Charles Pike - - - -
H. Tripp . - - -
M.E.
- Ch.
Ch.
B.
- _ «. _
Friends.
SHEFFTET.T).
J. N. Shaffier
M.E.
DIGHTON.
C. T.
Carlos Banning
M.E.
Abraham Gushee - - -
- C. U.
STOCKBRIDGE.
Ezra Newton - - - -
C. T.
T. Benedict - - - -
A. H. Dashiel. Jr. - - -
B.
C. T.
Frederick P. Snow
Almadus W. Tripp
- Ch.
- Ch.
Uv.
- B.
Richard Hiscox
M.E.
Thomas Pynchon _ . _
E.
C. T.
EASTON.
TYKINGHAlVr.
A. L. Rotch
- R. C.
Josiah L. Dickerson - . -
Foster Henry
Community of Shakers.
M.E.
B.
Luther Sheldon - - -
Jacob Townsend - - -
A.B.Wheeler
WilHam A. Whitwell -
C. T.
- M.E.
M. P.
- C. U.
WASHINGTON.
FAIKHAVEN.
Eber L. Clark ....
N. Whitman - - - -
C. T.
M.E.
J. A. M. Chapman
Richard Livesey
- M.E.
M.E.
J. L. Whittemore -
- B.
WEST STOCKBRIDGE.
Ch.
Aaron Rogers . - . .
M.E.
- C.T.
C. T.
Friends.
C. T.
- C. U.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
FALL RIVER.
A. Bronson - . _ _
B.
E. B. Bradford -
- M.E.
S. H. Hancock
M.E.
Asa Bronson - - - -
F. B.
CHURCHES AND CLERGYMEN.
103
B. H. Davis
- Uv.
PAWTUCKET.
B. S. Fanton -
J. Hobart - - - -
Edward Murphy
David Patten -
- Ch.
- M. E.
E. C.
- M. E.
Constantine Blodgett
Julius S. Townsend
Alvin D. Williams -
C. T.
- E.
- F. B.
. Swed.
E. M. Porter
E.
Benjamin J. Relyea -
- C. T.
Jacob E. Scott
B.
RAYNHAM.
Eli Thurston
- C. T:
Robert Carver
C. T.
Josiah. K. Waite -
C. U.
Silas Hall
- B.
- Pres.
Enoch Sanford . - -
- C. T.
- Friends.
- C.U.
FREETOWN.
Barnabas Collins
- Ch.
REHOBOTH.
John E. Corey
- C. T.
A. Adams (North) -
- M. E.
George Tyler . - -
- Ch.
C. P. Grosvernor -
- C. T.
- Ch.
George Kelton
- Ch.
- Friends.
Childs Luther -
- Ch.
L.Parker
F. B.
MANSFIELD.
James J. Thacher
- B.
Mortimer Blake
- C. T.
B.
J. C. Fifield
- M. E.
-B.
W.Lewis
B.
D. W. Stevens -
- C.U.
SEEKONK.
M. P.
Friends.
James 0. Barney
- C. T.
Henry G. Stewart
- B.
NEW BEDFOED.
C. Bray . - - -
- B.
SOMERSET.
Daniel C. Burt
- C. T.
Orraando Brooks
- M. E.
^Vheeloek Craig -
- C. T.
J. C. Morrill
B.
E. Dunbar _ - .
- M. E.
- M. E.
Azariah Eldridge - - -
- C. T.
B. F. Summerbell -
Ch.
John Girdwood
- B.
Friends.
B.Gould
- M. E.
James D. Hall
M. E.
SWANSEY.
Wm. T. Harlow -
- M. E.
H. E. S. Henniss -
R. C.
Follows
Ch.
- B.
- E.
Moses How (Bethel) -
James Mather -
- M. E.
- Ch.
Silas Hall - - - -
William Withington -
David E. Millard -
-Ch.
Timothy Stowe
- C. T.
TAUNTON.
Thomas Sunrise - - -
- Ch.
T. H. Batchelder
- F. B.
James Taylor -
- Ch.
S.Benton
M. E.
Moses G. Thomas -
- C.U.
Charles H. Brigham -
- C. U.
Frederick Upham
M. E.
John S. Brown
- Uv.
John Wiess
. C.U.
Moses Brown - - -
- M. P.
Two Societies of
- Friends.
Alvan Cobb -
C. T.
Ch.
S. H. Emery -
- C. T.
M. E.
Erastus Maltby
C. T.
C. H. Plummer -
- Ch.
NORTON.
Andrew Pollard
- B.
Louis Atwood
M.
T. W. Snow
- E.
George F. Clark
- C. U.
C. H. Titus -
M.E.
S. A. Collins, Jr.
- B.
- C. T.
M.E.
Franklin Holmes
- C. T.
104 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTEE.
WESTPORT.
E. W. Coffin . - - -
Uv.
Asa N. Bodfish (Point)
M. E. Gammons
John Hunter . . -
J. B. Parris - - - -
Gideon W. Tripp
- M. E.
Ch.
- Ch.
B.
- Ch.
Edwin B. Eddy -
J. Peabody - - - -
C. W. Redding -
A.B.Rich ... -
C. T. Thayer - - - -
B.
C. T.
B.
C. T.
c. u.
Two Societies of - - -
Friends.
BRADFORD.
- Ch.
James T. McCollom
C. T.
DUKES COUNTY.
BOXFORD.
CIIILMARK.
William S. Coggin -
C. T.
JohnTasker
- M. E.
C. T.
Calvin E. Park (West) -
DANVERS.
-C. T.
EDGARTOWN.
Milton P. Braman - - -
C. T.
William J. Breed
- C. T.
Aaron W. Chaffin
B.
Lewis Holmes
B.
James Fletcher
C. T.
Wm. Kellen
- M. E.
William Gordon - - - -
M.E.
James C. Murray -
C. T.
TISBURY.
James W. Putnam
Uv.
Samuel Cole
- C. T.
Chas. H. Wheeler -
C. U.
Franklin Geritt
M.E.
B.
J. E. Guild (West) -
- B.
Uv.
Jesse Pease - - - -
B.
ESSEX.
William H. Sturtevant
- C. T.
N. S. Thomas
B.
Robert C. Crowell -
C. T.
John Prince . . - .
Uv.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Ch.
AMESBCEY.
GEORGETOVTN.
Benjamin Austin
- E.
J. M. Bacon
- C. T.
Isaac Braman \
John M. Prince Jr. (colleague) )
C.T.
William Hurlin
- F. B.
Nathaniel Lassell
- C. T.
C. U.
Thirhrr fWo^f^
- B.
Leander Thompson (West) -
- C. T.
GLOUCESTER.
- (West)
■ Ch.
George E. Chapman - - -
M.E.
- Uv.
J. L. Hatch ... -
C. T.
Uv.
William F. Lacount -
M.E.
Friends.
Samuel E. Pierce -
B.
Robert P. Rogers
C. U.
ANDOVER.
George J. Sanger
Uv.
W. T. Briggs (North)
William B. Brown -
- C; T.
C. T.
Edwin Seabury - - -
Levi Wheaton - - - -
C. T.
C. T.
Uv.
Ch.
-Uv.
Samuel Fuller -
- E.
H. S. Greene (Ballardvale) -
C. T.
Varnum Lincoln (South) -
- Uv.
Charles H.Pierce' (West)
C. T.
,
John Smith (North)
M.E.
GROVELAND.
Wm. F. Warren (Ballardvale)
- BL E.
Gardner B. Periy -
C. T.
Francis C. Williams
C. U.
Daniel W. Pickard (colleague)
- C. T.
- B.
David A. Wasson - - Independent.
M.E.
BEVERLY.
Joseph Abbott -
- C. T.
HAMILTON.
L. Capen - - - -
C. U.
J. M. Mordough -
-C. T.
CHURCHES AND CLERGYMEN.
105
HAVERHILL.
LYNNFIELD.
Addison Brown - - -
- B.
Ariel P. Chute (South)
- C.T.
G. W. H. Clark -
M. C.
Uzal W. Condit •-
C. T-
Asa Farwell (West) -
- C. T.
Luther Walcott -
- Uv.
B. F. Hosford
C. T.
Wales Lewis (East) -
- C. T.
MANCHESTER.
A. H. Marty n ... -
Ch.
G. W. Danforth -
B.
Leonard S. Parker
- C. T.
R. Taylor ....
- C. T.
Henry Plummer
Mn.
J. E. Pomfret (West) -
- Uv.
MARBLEUEAD.
Charles Tenny (North) -
Arthur S. Train -
C. T.
- B.
Benjamin R. Allen -
C. H. Button -
- C.T.
- Uv.
C. U.
B. Huntoon
- C.U.
- Uv.
Ichabod Marcy -
- M.E.
George W. Patch .
B.
IPSWICH.
John B. Richmond
- E.
John W. Dadman
- M.E.
METHUE.f.
Daniel Fitz ....
C. T.
Willard Holbrook (Line Brook)
Robert Southgate -
. C. T
C. T.
B. F. Bronson - . -
John C. Phillips -
W. Spaulding
- B.
C. T.
- Uv.
J. Barnes
M. E.
LAWRENCE.
Timothy Cole -
> Ch.
MIDDLETON.
William C. Foster -
C. T.
C.T.
J. R. Johnson -
. Uv.
- Uv.
John McLaughlin - . -
M.E.
James O'Donnell
- R. C.
NAHANT.
George Packard ...
E.
- Ind. M.
G. P. Ramsey -
- F. B.
R. S. Rust ....
M. E.
Arteraas W. Sawyer
- B.
NEWBDRY.
Joel Stokes, 2d
Ad.
F. V. Tenney -
- C.T.
H. M. Storrs .
- C. T.
Leonard Withington -
- C. T.
James M. Taaffe -
R. C.
- Ad.
NEWBURYPORT.
- ' -
C. U.
Randolph Campbell -
C.T.
Luther F. Dimmick
- C.T.
LYNN.
William W. Eells -
P.
Elbridge G. Brooks -
Wm. Butler . - - -
J. S. Cushman -
Parsons Cooke
Isaac W. Hallam
SamuelJohnson - - -
John M. Merrill
E. W. Reynolds -
Wra. C. Richards
- Uv.
M.E.
- M. E.
C. T.
. E.
Free Ch.
- M.E.
Uv. •
- B.
Daniel T. Fisk -
Burtis Judd -
Henry Lennon - - -
J. S. Pearson, Jr -
Daniel P. Pike -
John G. Richardson -
Willard Smith _ -
Samuel J. Spalding
Ashbel G. Vermilye -
- C.T.
- M.E.
- R. C.
S. A.
Ch.
- B.
M. E.
C.T.
- P.
- C. U.
- B.
Samuel Roney ...
S. A.
-
Charles C. Shackford -
- c.u.
Daniel Steele
M.E.
N. M. George -
- M.E.
ROCKPORT.
Mr. Strain . - - -
R. C.
Augustus C. L. Arnold
- Uv.
J. H. Tilton
- B.
Wakefield Gale -
- C. T.
.
C.T.
John A. Gibson
- M.E.
-
- Ch.
B.
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EOWLEY.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
A. W. CaiT -
.
B.
ASHFIELD.
Jolm Pike - - - .
C.T.
S. H. Amsden - - - -
Charles Cleveland -
B.
E.
SALEM.
William H. Gilbert
C.T.
^Jphraira W. Allen -
.
C. T.
Uv.
George W. Briggs
■C. U.
Michael Carlton - - Seamen's
Bethel.
BERNARDSTON.
Jimes Conway
- R. C.
H. B. Butler ... -
Uv.
Sumner Ellis -
-
Uv.
Wm. H. Hibbard -
C.U.
B. Emerson - - - -
}
C.T.
John Jones - . - .
M.E.
Israel E. Dwinell (coll.) -
C. T.
Jumes Flint ... -
C.U.
.
B.
Dexter Clapp (coll.) -
0. B. Frothingham
C.U.
BUCKLAND.
James M. Hoppin
George Leeds
J. H. Marston -
C.T.
E.
F. B.
James Clark ....
Austin F. Herrick - - .
B.
M.E.
R..bert C. Mills -
B.
Asa B.Smith - - - -
C.T.
Ltmuel Osier - - -
-
S.A.
Daniel Richards
-
M. E.
CHARLEMONT.
Thomas H. Shahan-
R. C.
Harvey Crowley
B.
J;mesW. Thompson -
-
C.U.
Aaron Foster (East)
-C.T.
S. M. Worcester
C. T.
John Goodwin - - - -
M.E.
-
B.
Matthew Kingman (West) -
C.T.
- Friends.
Wm.Stitt ....
-S. A.
c. u.
SALISBURY.
B. P. Byram -
.
B.
COLERAINE.
George H. Eldridge
Silas Green
.
Ch.
M.E.
0. Davenport ....
B.
M.E.
Henry Hill - - - -
M. E.
William Stowe - - . -
B.
Benjamin Sawyer
-
G. T.
C.T.
SAUGOa.
Ralph W. Allen -
■ M.E.
CONWAY.
Levi Brigham -
-
C.T.
George N. Adams
C.T.
J. W. Talbot -
Uv.
David Pease . - - .
B.
M.E.
SWAMPSCOTT.
Edward S. Best -
M.E.
DEERFIELD.
Jonas B. Clark -
-
C. T.
Alfred E. Ives (North) -
C.T.
TOPSriELD.
Rufus Mitchell (South)
John F. Moors
M.E.
C.U.
J.W.Bemis -
-
M.E.
D. A. Strong (South) -
C. T.
Anson McLoud ., - -
C. T.
- (South)
B.
C. T.
WENHAM.
Jeremiah Taylor -
_
C.T.
ERVING.
Isaac Woodbury
B.
C.T.
Uv.
WEST NEWBURT.
-
C.T.
C. T.
GILL.
.
M.E.
E. F. Brooks - . - -
C.T.
friends.
M.E.
CHURCHES AND CLERGYMEN.
107
GREENFIELD.
SHELBURNE.
A. Chandler
Linus Fish . - - -
W.F.Nelson -
Titus Strong - - - -
- C. T.
M. E.
- B.
E.
- C.U.
C. T.
Edgar H. Gray (Falls) -
T. Packard . '. . -
- (Falls) -
SHUTESBURY.
B.
C. T.
Uv.
C.U.
C. T.
HAWLEY.
Henry Seymour (East)
John Eastman (West)
- C. T.
C. T.
W. A. Pease - - - -
Charles A. Perry -
James Tisdale - - - -
B.
M. E.
C. T.
Uv.
HEATH.
C. T.
- B.
SUNDERLAND.
Erastus Andrews - - -
Serene D. Clark
B.
C. T.
LETDEN.
Daniel DeWolf -
John Jones - - - -
LEVERETT.
- W. M.
M. E.
WARWICK.
Henry M. Bridge
Ezra M. Burnam
Abraham Jackson ...
C. T.
■ B.
C.U.
David Eastman -
Baxter Newton
- C. T.
B.
- F.B.
WENDELL.
S. B. Gilbert - - - -
- Uv.
C. T.
MONTAGUE.
B.
Claudius Bradford
James H. Merrill -
NEW SALEM.
- C.U.
C. T.
WHATELEY.
J. S. Judd ....
C. N. Seymour
C.T.
C. T.
John Chapin - - - -
William H. Hayward -
Charles A. Perry -
Thomas Weston -
NORTHFIELD.
M. E.
- C. T.
M. E.
. C. U.
B.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
BLANDFORD.
Benjamin F. Green . - -
Charles J. Hinsdale
George McNamara (North)
M. E.
C.T.
M. E.
B.
E.
Hezekiah B. Collier -
Daniel C. Frost -
William C. Tenny
- M. E.
C. T.
- C. U.
BRIMPIELD.
ORANGE.
Jason Morse - . . .
C. T.
Levi Ballou (North) -
Joseph Hemphill] - - -
Amasa C. Lord (North) -
David Peck
- Uv.
- Uv.
C. T.
. C. T.
B.
CHESTER.
David Breed, Jr. -
Wareham Campbell ...
E. Waite
C. T.
S. A.
M. E.
C. T.
ROWE.
CHICOPKK.
E. D. Fish
Sumner Lincoln
Jeremiah Poraroy
- B.
C.U.
- C. T.
M.
R. K. Bellamy (Falls)
W. R. Blenkensop - - -
Eli B.Clark - , . .
W. H. Hatch , - - .
B.
R. C.
C. T.
M. E.
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Warren Lincoln - - -
B.
RUSSELL.
Ephraim Nute - - - -
George A. Oviatt -
C. U.
C. T.
Isaiah C. Carpenter
B.
D. H. Sherman (Falls)
M. E.
Charles H. Webster -
Uv.
SOUTHWICK.
C. T.
S. W. Edson . - - -
C. T.
M.E.
GRANVILLE.
B.
Timothy M. Cooley -
C. T.
Ct. D. Felton - - - -
B.
SPRINGFIELD.
Francis Norwood . - -
C. T.
1
Samuel G. Buckingham -
C. T.
IIOLtAND.
William S. Childs
- E.
H. M. Graves - - -
C. T.
Charles P. Bragdon
M.E.
B.
Swiss - - - -
Uv.
George B. Ide - - -
B.
HOLYOKE.
Fales H. Newhall
M. E.
Mark Carpenter - - - -
B.
Henry M. Parsons -
Raymond H. Seeley -
C. T.
- C. T.
J. W. Ford - - - -
James French ....
Uv.
B.
Francis C. Tiffany -
C.U.
- C. T.
Rodney Gage - - - -
M. E.
R. C.
Richard Knight - - - -
C. T.
Simeon Miller
C. T.
TOLLAND.
LONGMEADOW.
Franklin D. Austin
- C. T.
F. Beston
B.
Joshua R. Brown (East)
C. T.
"WALES.
JohnW. Harding -
C. T.
(East) -
M.E.
M. E.
Asa A. Robinson
- B.
LUDLOW,
Virginias Atkinson - - -
M. E.
WEST SPRINGFIELD.
Daniel Lee - - - -
James W. Morey - . -
J. W. Tuck - - - -
M.E.
M.E.
M.E.
C. T,
C. T.
Bryant ... -
Henry M. Field -
Ralph Perry (Agawam) -
Stephen D. Ward -
C. T.
. C. T.
C. T.
- C. T.
(Agawam) -
B.
- M.E.
MONSON.
Alfred Ely
C. T.
WESTFIELD.
J. C. Foster - - - -
B.
John Paulson . - - -
M.E.
Emerson Davis - - -
- C. T.
M. E.
J. M. Hunt
- B.
MONTGOMERY.
William Butler
M.E.
Lemuel Bates - - - -
C. T.
MarkTrafton -
- M.E.
Wm. Taylor - - - -
B.
- Uv.
PALMER.
WILBRAHAM.
Andrew Bullock (Depot) -
B.
S. A. Collins (Depot)
B.
J. Bowers (North) -
C. T.
C. B. Morgan (Centre)
M.E.
Gilbert Haven, Jr. (North) -
- M.E.
Joseph Vaille (Depot) - ' -
C. T.
George C. Chapin -
M.E.
Levi H. Wakeraan (Three Rivers)
B.
- C. T.
Thorndike -
C. T.
B.
CHURCHES AND CLERGYMEN.
109
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
MIDDLEVIELD.
AMHEUST.
0. Cunningham ...
B.
E. S. Dwight (West)
C. T.
Asaph ShurtlefF - - - -
M. E.
George E. Fisher (North) -
C. T.
Moody Harrington - - .
C. T.
J. L. Merrick (South) -
C. T.
W. A. Stearns (College) -
C. T.
NORTHAMPTON.
David Todd - - - .
M.E.
John p. Cleaveland -
C. T.
C. L. Woodworth
C. T.
Denzill M. Crane -
B.
(South)
M. E.
Wm. C. High - - - -
M.E.
B.
Gordon Hall
C. T.
John P. Hubbard
E.
BELCHERTOWN.
Wm. M. Hubbard -
M.E.
Asa Barnes ...
M.E.
C. U.
J. M. Rock wood - - - -
B.
C. T.
NORWICH.
R. C.
CHESTERFIELD.
John H. M. Leeland ...
C. T.
Samuel W. Barnum -
C. T.
William Taylor (Chester Village)
M.E.
J. W. P. Jordan -
M. E.
Townsend Walker (Chester Village) C. T. i
Wm. S. Phillips ... -
B.
(Chester Village)
B.
CUMMINGTON.
PELHAM.
J. B. Baldwin
C. T.
F. Fisk -----
M.E.
J. D. Chapman - - - -
Theodore J. Clark -
C.T.
EmmersonHill - - - .
B.
C. T.
C. T.
J. Gifford (West)
Uv.
M.
PLAINFIELD.
James D. Clark ....
B.
EASTHAMFTON.
C. T.
Aaron M Colton
C. T.
R. S. Stone. - - - -
C. T.
PRESCOTT.
ENFIELD.
C. L. Baker (North) -
B.
D. Kilburn - -
M.E.
C. T.
Robert McEwen
C. T.
Uv.
GOSHEN.
SOUTHAMPTON.
Thomas H. Rood
C. T.
Jacob Crosby - - - -
M.E.
Stephen C. Strong
C. T.
GKANBT.
-
M. E.
SODTH HADLET.
Henry Mills ....
C. T.
P. Snow (Falls) -
C. T.
C. T.
E.Y.Swift
C. T.
-
M.E.
GREENWICH.
E. P. Blodgett ....
C. T.
WAKE.
Theron G. Colton -
C. T.
HADLEY.
George E. Fuller
B.
Rowland Ayers - . .
Warren H. Beaman (North)
C. T.
C. T.
George T.Hill - - -
Newell S. Spaulding - . -
C. U.
M.E.
C. T.
(West)
C. T.
HATFIELD.
WESTHAMPTON.
J. 0. Knapp - . - .
C. T.
Andrew Bigelow
C. T.
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WILLIAMSBURG.
Caleb Davis Bradlee -
C.U.
E. W. Cooke
E. W. Root . - - -
Union.
C. T.
I. J. P. Collyer - - - -
Manasses Dougherty -
F. W. Holland - - - -
M.E.
R. C.
c. u.
Simon Putnam . _ _
M. E.
Nicholas Hoppin . . -
E.
William Newell - - - -
C.U.
WORTHINGTON.
Charles Packard
C.T.
JohnH. Bisbee
C. T.
Wm. Page (Port)
E.
M. E.
Joseph AV. Parker (Port)
B.
M. E.
John Pryor . . . .
B.
Charles A. Skinner -
Uv.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
A. F. Spaulding (Fast)
B.
J. Walker (Pres. Harvard Univ.)
C.U.
ACTON.
John F. W. Ware (Port) -
C.U.
Benjamin Dodge - - - -
C. T.
Thomas Whittemore - - -
Uv.
George Frost - - . -
M. E.
(Port) -
M.E.
W. H. Watson (W. Acton) -
B.
(East) - -
M. E.
Uv.
(Port) - - -
C. U.
C. T.
ASHBY.
CARLISLE.
C. W. Wood ... -
C. T.
C. U.
John Lawrence - - - -
C.T.
C.U.
ASHLAND,
B.
C. T.
CHARLESTOWN.
H. V. Degen - - - -
M.E.
George E. Ellis - - - -
C.U.
BEDEORD.
Oliver C Everett -
William Flint . - - .
C.U.
E.
Henry J. Buttrick
C. T.
George Hamilton - - -
R.C.
C. U.
Hirana Hutchins - - - -
B.
Alexander G. Laurie
Uv.
BILLERICA.
Z. L. Mudge ....
M.E.
P. Hersey
Uv.
James B. Miles - - -
C.T.
S.muelPettes, Jr. -
C. U.
Emery H. Page - - - -
B.
J. D. Gr. Stearns
C. T.
Benjamin Tappan Jr. -
C. T.
B.
B.
BOXBOKO'
CHELMSFORD.
C. T.
J. C. Boomer - - . -
B.
Uv.
Benjamin F. Clark (North)
C.T.
Wm. Morse - - , -
Union.
BRIGHTON.
John Parkhurst - - -
B.
F. B.
J. N. Graves - - - ,
B.
Arthur Swazey
C.T.
CONCORD.
Frederick A. Whitney - . -
C.U.
R. C.
Luther H. Angier - - -
C.T.
Barzillai Frost - - - -
C.U.
BURLINGTON.
Uv.
Dorus Clarke . - . .
C. T.
DRACUT.
CAMBRIDGE.
William Allen . - - -
C.T.
John A. Albro ...
C. T.
Wm. S. Clark - - - -
C.T.
Averill , . . .
B.
Abraham Folsom -
M.E.
Joseph L. Bennett (East)
C. T.
C.T.
CHURCHES
AND CLERGYMEN.
111
DUNSTABLE.
Peter Crudden . - -
R. C.
Darwin Adams - - - -
C. T.
Uv.
George Darling - - - .
J. S. Dennis - - - .
C. T.
Uv.
D. C. Eddy - . - -
B.
Theodore Edson -
E.
FKAMINQHAM.
Eden B. Foster - - - -
C. T.
J. C. Bodwell ... -
C. T.
Isaac Hosford (at Large)
Cadwell - - - -
M.E.
Moses A. Howe - - .
M.E.
William C. Child
B.
Sereno Howe - - . -
B.
Edward Farrelly ...
R. C.
S. T. McDermott -
R. C.
Bradford H. Lincoln -
B.
A. K. Moulton - - - -
F. B.
B. G. Northrop
C. T.
Wm. S. Studiey -
M. E.
Samuel D. Bobbins - - -
C. U.
John O'Brien - - - -
R. C.
Uv.
Thomas B. Thayer -
Uv.
D. D. Winn - - - .
B.
GROTON.
Horatio Wood (at Large) -
C. U.
Edward A. Bulkley -
C. T.
Augustus Woodbury
C.U.
c. u.
C. T.
J. M. Chick (South)
B.
David Fosdick (South)
C. U.
C. Nightingale - - - -
C.U.
Geo. E. Tucker - - - .
B.
MALDEN.
Aaron C. Adams . - -
C. T.
HOLLISTON.
Wm. R. Bagnall -
M.E.
George Bowler - . .
John Nichols - . - -
Joshua T. Tucker -
M.E.
Uv.
C. T.
D. P. Liverraore
Francis G. Pratt -
William F. Stubbert -
MARLBOEO'.
Uv.
C. T.
B.
HOPKINTON.
William Archer (WoodvUle)
B.
Horatio Alger - - - -
Levi A. Field ... -
C.U.
C. T.
Hezekiah P. Andrews
M.E.
T. W. Lewis - - - -
M.E.
Edward Farrelly - - - -
J. C. Webster
R. C.
C. T.
Uv.
Leander Wakefield (Feltonville) -
Norris C. Hodgdon -
B.
Uv.
R. C.
LEXINGTON.
MEDFORD.
Ira Leland . . - .
B.
Justin Field - - - -
E.
N. A. Staples - - - -
C.U.
Thomas E. Keely
B.
C.U.
Jacob M. Manning - - -
C.T.
Uv.
G. V. Masham - - - -
Uv.
Elisha P. Marvin -
C.T.
LINCOLN.
Charles Noble - - . .
M.E.
W. C. Jackson
C. T.
C.U.
John Pierpont - - .
MELEOSE.
C.U.
LITTLETON.
J. A. Coolidge - - - .
Uv.
Francis E. Cleaves
B.
J. W. Perkins - - - -
M.E.
E. Loamis ....
C. T.
Alex. G. Sessions
C. T.
Frederick K. Newell - -
C. U.
Henry W. Webber -
P.M.
LOWELL.
NATICK.
Lorenzo D. Barrows - - -
M. E.
Joseph W. Lewis
M.E.
F. H. Berick - - . .
S. A.
A. S. Lyon - - . -
B. •
Amos Blanchard
C. T.
Elias Nason - . . .
C. T.
Wm. H. Brewster -
W.M.
Emmons Partridge - - -
Uv.
Willard Child - - -
C. T.
Edward Stone - - - -
C.U.
112 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
NEWTON.
STONEHAM.
Daniel K . Banister (U. Falls) -
Andrew Oroswell (L. Falls)
M.E.
E.
Henry Jewell ...»
William C. Whitcorab -
Uv.
C.T.
Daniel L. Furber -
C. T.
STOW.
Lyman Gilbert (West)
Charles E. Hodges (West)
Joseph C. Smith (Newton Corner)
C. T.
C.U.
C.U.
Reuben Bates . . - .
Thomas Treadwell -
C.U.
M.E.
C.T.
S. F. Smith (Centre)
B.
A. Webster (U. Falls)
B.
SUDBURY.
Melancthon G.Wheeler (Auburndale) C. T.
John H. Gaylord ~
M.E.
C. T.
Linus H. Shaw - - - -
C.U.
C. V. Spear ....
C.T.
NORTH READING.
TEWKSBURY.
A. C. Bronson - - - -
B.
J. Coggin - - - - 1
C.T.
T. N. Jones - - - -
C. T.
Richard Tolman (Colleague) )
Henry R. Parmenter -
M.E.
Uv.
John E.Wood
TOWNSEND.
B.
PEPPERELL.
Stillman Barber - - - -
C.U.
Charles Babbige - - - -
Thomas Morony
C.U.
C.T.
R. J. Chapman
L. H. She don -
Lester Williams, Jr.
Uv.
C.T.
B.
READING.
Pliny Wood - . - -
M.E.
Wm. H. Beecher
C.T.
TYNGSEORO'.
Edward K. Fuller -
B.
B.
L. Whiting ....
C.T.
C.U.
Uv.
SHEKBORN.
WALTHAM.
Theodore H. Dorr -
C.U.
J. S. Barrows - - - -
M.E.
Edmond Dowse - - - -
C.T.
M. L. Bickford
B.
T. F. Fales - - - -
B.
SHIRLEY.
Patrick Flood - - - -
R. C.
Roswell Foster - . - -
C.T.
B. B. Beardsley (Shirley Village)
C.T.
Thomas Hill - - - -
C.U.
Seth Chandler - - - -
C.U.
John Whitney . - - -
C.T.
Oliver Perkins (Shirley Village
Uv.
B.
WATERTOWN.
Community of Shakerp.
0. H. Tillottson
Uv.
Patrick Flood ....
R.C.
SOMERVILLE.
Franklin Furber
M.E.
George H. Emerson
Uv.
Charles E. Hodges
C.U.
B.
A. R. Pope ....
C.U.
C.U.
N. M. Williams
B.
M.E.
WAYLAND.
C.T.
B.
Henry Allen - - - -
C.T.
Jonas Scott . . . -
W.M.
Edmund H. Sears -
C.U.
SOUTH READING.
Joseph D.Hull
C.T.
WEST CAMBRIDGE.
Daniel W. Phillips -
B.
Joseph P. Drummond -
C.T.
1 Richard W. Reed -
S.A.
George Hill - - - -
Uv.
Benton Smith - . - -
Uv.
Samuel A. Smith
C.U.
S.A.
Samuel B. Swain. . . -
B.
CHURCHES AND CLEl^GYMEN.
113
WESTFORD.
CANTON.
Stillman Clarke - - - -
c.u.
Solomon Clark
C.T.
T. Wilsoa - , . -
C.T.
Philemon R. Russell -
- B.
Seth Saltmarsh
C.U.
WESTON.
- Uv.
John S. Day . . . -
M.E.
C0UA3SET.
Joseph Field - -
C.U.
Lautin Cady -
M. E.
C. H. Topliff - . -
B.
Joseph Osgood -
- C.U.
P. A. Reed -
C.T.
WILMINGTON.
J. M. Durgin ....
F.B.
DEDIIAM.
Joseph E. Swallow
C.T.
Samuel Babcock . - -
- E.
Ebenezer Burgess -
C.T.
WINCHESTER.
Jeremiah Chaplin (West)
- B.
B. C. Grrafton
B.
M. M. Colburn (South) -
C. T.
R. T. Robinson ....
C.T.
Howard C. Dunham -
- M.E.
Alvan Lamson
C.U.
WOBUKN.
Tjnrkr f'Wr^t^
- C.U.
W. C. Patterson (East) -
B.
Leonard Cox, Jr. -
B.
(South) -
- Uv.
George T. Dole ... -
C.T.
Jonathan Edwards - - .
C.T.
DORCUESTER.
John M Masters - - -
C.U.
Stephen G. Bulfinch
- C.U.
G. Sutherland - - -
M.E.
Stephen Cushing
- M.E.
Joseph Ricker ....
B.
Edward L. Drown -
E.
Nathaniel Hall -
- C.U.
NANTUCKET COUNTY.
Jeremiah L. Hanaford
M.E.
NANTDCKET.
James W. Lathrop
- B.
Ethan Allen ....
E.
James H. Means
- C.T.
James E. Crawford . - -
B.
Daniel T. Noyes -
- C.T.
John F. Fogg - . -
M.E.
Richard Pike -
- C.U.
B. Judkins ....
C.T.
(Neponset)
- B.
Nathan P. Philbrook
M.E.
DOVER.
C. Billings Smith
C.B.
George Washington ...
M.E.
John Haskell -
C.T.
B.
Ralph Sanger
. C.U.
C.U.
FOXBORO'.
B.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Edmund Y. Garrette -
- C.T.
3ELLINGHAM.
Tsaac Snaith . . .
B.
Joseph T. Massey - . .
B.
B.
- Uv.
FRANKLIN.
BRAINTREE.
Samuel Hunt
- C.T.
George Daland (South)
B.
John JM. Merrill
M.E.
Wm. B. Hammond (South)
C.T.
MEDFIELD.
Jonas Perkins (East)
C.T.
Rushton D. Burr
- C. U.
Richard S. Storrs -
C.T.
George G. Fairbanks
B.
-
- C.T.
BROOKLINE.
T. B. Hayward New Jerusalem Church.
MKDWAY.
F. N. Knapp . - . .
C.U.
Jacob Ide (West)
- C. T.
M. O'Brine - - - -
R.C.
John 0. Means (East) -
C. T.
M. M. Smith ....
C.T.
E. C. Messenger (West) -
- B.
John S, Stone . - - .
E.
Horace W. Slorse -
Uv.
B.
David Sanford (Village)
- C.T.
114 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
MILTON.
J. N. Parker
Uv.
Asa p. Cleverly
Uv.
E. S. Potter ....
M. P.
M. E.
Edwin Leonard - - -
- C, T.
Rawse
John H. Morrison -
- C.U.
C. Terry
C. T.
Albert K. Teele -
- C. T.
James P. Terry -
C. T.
NEEDUAM.
WEST ROXBURY.
Wni. Barrows
C. T.
Thomas Laurie - - - -
C.T.
Geo. G. Channing
- C.U.
Heman Lincoln . . -
B.
C. T.
Cameron F. M'Rae -
E.
Grindall Reynolds -
C. U.
QUINCT.
Alonzo H. Quint . _ -
C. T.
Gordon Bradley
. E.
Edmund B. W^ilson
C.U.
N. Clark
C. T.
W. W. Dean -
- Uv.
WKENTHAM.
Wm. P. Lunt -
- C.U.
John Dwight (North)
C. T.
John T. Roddan -
- R. C.
Benj. Gardner (West)
B.
Aaron D. Sargent
- M. E.
Wm. L. Ropes ....
C. T.
_
M. E.
Benj. B. Nichols -
Uv.
RANDOLPH.
(North) - - - -
B.
S. A.
C. M. Cordley -
- C. T.
E. Russell
C. T.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Benj. Wheeler -
John Roddan - - -
- B.
- R. C.
ABINGTON.
Horace T. Love (East)
B.
ROXBUEY.
Joseph Pettee ...
Swed.
Wm.R. Alger -
- C.U.
Horace D. Walker (East) -
C. T.
T. D. Anderson
B.
James W. Ward -
C. T.
Andrew Delahanty
- R. C.
Isaac C. White (North)
C.T.
R. P. O'Beirne -
R. C.
(South) - - - -
B.
Geo. Putnam _ - -
- C.U.
(East) . - . -
M. E.
Wm. H. Ryder
- Uv.
(South) ... -
C. T.
Julius S. Shailer
- B.
Uv.
A. C. Thompson
John H. Twombly
John Wayland
C. T.
- M. E.
BRIDGEWATER.
E.
David Brigham _ . .
C.T.
- M. E.
James D. Farnsworth -
C.T.
Thos. P. Rodman -
Swed.
SHARON.
E. B. Palmer - . . -
E.
Norwood Damon
C.U.
C.U.
Mylon Merriam
- B.
L. R. Phillips
C. T.
CARVER.
Nathaniel Cogswell
C. T.
STOUGHTON.
Jeremiah M. Mace -
B.
J. W. Dennis -
- Uv.
Wm. Tozier - - . .
M. P.
Albert Perry
C.T.
L. White ... -
- M. E.
DUXBURY.
(East) - -
B.
Isaac Dunham - . .
M. E.
(North) -
- M. P.
Josiah Moore - - - .
C. U.
Novis (West)
M. E.
WALPOLE.
S. U. Swinerton ...
M.E.
John M. Merrick
C.U.
Uv.
Thomas H. Mudge
, M. E.
Edwin H. Nevin -
C.T.
EAST BRIDGEWATER.
Joseph H. Phipps
C.U.
WEYMOUTH.
B. Sanford ....
C.T.
J. E. Davenport
- Uv.
Eleazer Smith ....
Swed.
Joshua Emery, Jr.
C.T
P. B. Wilcox
CT.
W. M. Harding -
- C.T.
Uv.
CHURCHES AND CLERGYMEN.
115
HALIFAX.
L. Tandy ... -
B.
Benj. N. Harris
- B.
LW. Horton - - . -
B.
John Smith - - -
- Uv.
NORTH BRIDGEWATER.
C. T.
Paul Couch ....
C. T.
HANOVER.
Andrew Dunn - - - .
B.
Samuel Cutler - - -
- E.
Warren Goddard
Swed.
Wm. R. Chapman -
Thomas Conant
C. T.
Andrew McKeown - - .
M.E.
- B.
David T. Packard -
C. T.
- C. T.
C.L.Mills - - - .
C. T.
HANSON.
Theophilus B. Gurney -
M. E.
Elmer Hewitt
Uv.
PEMBROKE.
Wm. Leach (South) -
- B.
William L. Stearns
C. U.
Samuel L Rockwood
C. T.
James B. Washburn
M.E.
HINGHAM.
One Society of Friends.
Albert Case -
. Uv.
PLYMOUTH.
E. P. Dyer -
C. T.
D. H. Babcock - - - .
C. T.
F. A. Loomis - - -
- M.E.
Moses Chase - - - .
M. E.
Joseph Richardson -
C. U.
William Faunce - - - .
Ch.
Oliver Stearns - - -
- C. U.
R. B. Hall ....
E.
(South) -
C. U.
Adiel Harvey ....
B.
J. Tilson
- B.
James Kendall ...
C U.
HULL.
Russell Tomlinson ...
Uv.
M.E.
Benjamin Whitmore
C.T.
KINGSTON.
C. T.
C.T.
S.A.
- C. T.
.'.'."
C.U.
Geo. B. Williams
- B.
PLYMPTON.
LAKEVILLE.
Charles Livingston - - -
C.T.
C. Chapman . - -
C. T.
Uv.
E.W. Barrows -
- Ch.
ROCHESTER.
- F. B.
p. Brett ....
M. p.
- B.
Isaac Briggs (North) -
C. T.
B.
T.M.Hall ....
M. P.
E. W. Harrington
C. T.
MAKION.
E. Hunter . . . -
Ch.
Nathan S. Clark
- M.P.
William L. Mather -
C. T.
Leander Cobb
C. T.
Frederick Tripp
Ch.
Henry C. Vose -
- Uv.
M.E.
MARSHFIELD.
Uv.
E. Alden
C.T,
SCITUATE.
A. E. Battell -
Jared Brackett
0. P. Farrington
Frederick A. Fiske
George Leonard - - -
- B.
M. P.
- M.E.
C. T.
- C.U.
Fiske Barrett . . . .
George Burnham
George Carpenter
Daniel Wight, Jr. (North)
C.U.
M.E.
B.
C. T.
B.
SOUTH SCITUATE.
- Uv.
L. L. Record ... -
Uv.
Caleb Stetson
C.U.
MIDDLEBORO .
Thomas E. Bliss -
C- T.
George H. Winchester
M.E.
Uv.
T. Brown - - . .
- M E.
Burke -
B.
■WAREHAIW.
William S. Dickinson -
- C. T.
Homer Barrows - - - .
C. T.
J. Haraphill - - -
Uv.
George Cryer - - .
M.E.
Israel W. Putnam
- T. C.
George W. Sterns
M.E.
11.0
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
WEST BEIDGEWATEU.
Tlnssell A. Ballou -
James M. Worcester - - -
WORCESTER COUNTY.
ASIIBURNUAM.
Cjrus L. Eastman
Geo. Goodyear
Samuel F. Clark
Otis Converse
John F. Norton
Gardiher Rice -
L.Iv
Hoadly
Wm. A. Braman
C. M. Nickels
BEELIN.
William A. Houghton -
BLACKSTONE.
David Mason
Charles Nason
Charles O'llielley
Spencer M. Rice
E. M. Tappan -
Asaph Merriam -
Thomas T. Stone
W. H. Sanford -
BROOKFIELD.
J. L. Esty
I. K. Bragg -
S. S. Hunting -
J. Taylor (East) -
Uv.
M.E.
B.
M.E.
C. T.
C. T.
Uv.
C. U.
B.
C. T.
M.E.
C. T.
M.E.
C. T.
C. U
B.
C. T.
- R. M.
M. E.
- R. C.
Epis.
- F. B.
C. T.
Friends.
Retorationists.
C.U.
Friends.
A. F. Bailey -
Charles M. Bowers -
L. J. Livermore -
W. W. AVinchester -
John Keep
G. G. Perkins
David Holnian
W. D. Jones (East) -
S. E. Pike (East) -
Joshua L. Maynard (East)
Amos Yates - - -
(Manehaug)
C. T.
M.E
C. T.
C. U.
B.
Uv.
John Haven -
Wm. B. Olds
J. H. Willis -
C. T.
M.E.
Uv.
Joseph Barber -
Henry Pratt
Nathan A. Soule
FITCHBURG.
E. Davis
Matthew W. Gibson -
John Jennings
Josiah Marvin
Benjamin Tolman -
Samuel Tupper -
G. Buckingham Wilcox -
Horatio Stebbins
GARDNER,
Richard K. Ashby -
J. C. Paine
Abijah Stowell
M.E.
B.
C. U.
C. T.
Uv.
- C. T.
W.M.
- M. E.
Uv.
C. T.
- M.E.
M. E.
- C. T.
R. M.
- B.
F. B.
Friends;
- Uv.
C. T.
- M. E.
C. T.
- R. e.
B.
- Uv.
F. B.
- M.E.
C. T.
- C. U.
B.
- C. T.
C. T.
GRAFTON.
Thomas C. Biscoe - - - C. T.
S. Brimblecom ... Uv.
Thomas W. Brown - - - C. U.
Wm. Leverett (N. England Village) B.
Joseph Smith - - - - B.
Jarvis Wilson - - - - M. E.
HARD WICK.
William A. Clapp -
Martin Tupper -
M.E.
C. T.
C.U.
HARVARD.
John Dodge
Washington Gilbert
Charles M. Willard
Union.
C. T.
C.U.
B.
CHURCHES ANI
) CLERGYMEN.
117
Community of Shakers -
Leonard Wakefield
- M. E.
- M. E.
James T Woodbury
C. T.
- Uv.
- B.
IIOLDEN.
NEW BRAINTREE.
Ezra Cromwell -
- S. A.
John Fisk - - - )
James T. Hyde (Colleague) j
- C. T.
William P. Paine
- C.T.
Time. C. Tingley -
B.
- M. E.
NORTHBORO.'
Joseph Allen - - - -
C. U.
IIUBBARDSTON.
Samuel S. Ashley,
- C. T.
Charles Farrar . . .
B.
C. W. Allen -
C. T.
Charles Baker -
- M. E.
NORTUBRIDQE.
_ _ - -
C. U.
William Bates -
- C. T.
Lewis F. Clark -
C. T.
LANCASTER.
Moses P. Webster (Whitinsville)
M. E.
George M. Bartol
- C. U.
Friends.
Franklin B. Doe
C. T.
- Uv.
NORTH BROOKFIELD.
Thomas Snell - ")
C. C. Cushing (Colleague) j
. C. T.
LEICESTER.
Daniel Atkins -
- M. E.
M. Liffingwell
M. E.
B. N. Bullock
W.M.
D. F. Waldo ... -
C. T.
William Coe - - -
- C. U.
John Nelson (Colleague))
Andrew C. Denison )
John H. Rouse
- C. T.
OAKHAM.
David Culver -
- M. E.
E.
James Kimball - - .
C. T.
- B.
OXFORD.
.
- Friends.
Horatio Bardwell
- C. T.
- R. C.
H. Cossum ... -
Uv.
LEOMINSTER.
Moseley Dwight
- M. E.
J. S. Bingham - - -
- C. T.
Joseph Hodges Jr. (North)
B.
Amos Smith - - -
c. u.
PAXTON.
Isaac Smith - - -
- M. E.
William Phipps, Jr.
C. T.
A. M. Swain - - -
B.
- R. C.
PETERSHAM.
Andrew B.Foster
- C. T.
LUNENBURG.
John J. Putnam ...
C.U.
William G. Babeock -
- C. T.
John Shepardson
- B.
E. R. Hodgman
- C. U.
Jarvis Wilson
M. E.
PHILLIPSTON.
A. E. P. Perkins
. C. T.
MENDON.
J. W. Weeks • - - -
M. E.
Robert Hassall -
- C.U.
Wm. Pentecost
M. E.
PRINCETON.
Wm. P. Doe -
- C. T.
Increase B. Bigelow -
- M. E.
MILLBURT.
Henry Wickes
C. T.
- B.
Nathaniel Beach . -
C. T.
Leverctt Griggs - - -
- C. T.
SOUTHBORO'.
S. Holraan
C. T.
David M. Elwood
- C. T.
John Ricketts -
- M.E.
Horace B. Fosket -
B.
C. T. Tucker
B.
- C.U.
E. S. Sheridan -
- R. C.
SOUTHBKIDGE.
MILFORD.
I. G. Bliss - - - -
C. T.
Michael Caroher
R. C.
Joseph Denison -
- M. E.
D. H Plumb -
- Uv.
Hunt - - - -
B.
Aaron D. Sargent -
M. E.
J. W. Lawton -
- C. U.
118 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
SPENCBK.
WARREN.
Stephen G-. Dodd - . -
Nathaniel J. Merrill - - -
C. T.
S. S. Smith
- C. T.
M. E.
George H. Steele -
M. E.
B.
H. D. L. Webster
- Uv.
Uv.
WEBSTER.
G. W. Dorrance - - -
- B.
STERLING.
S. C. Kendall
C. T.
Charles Lothrop
C. T.
N. Mignault ...
- K. C.
B.
Uv.
c. u.
Windsor Ward
M.E.
WEST BOyLSTON.
Joseph W. Cross -
C. T.
STCRBRIDGE.
David Higgins -
- M.
Hubbard Beebe - - -
c. t
T. P. WUdes ....
B.
Addison Parker (Fiskdaie) -
B.
- C. U.
SUTTON.
WEST BROOKFIELD.
Benj. H. Chase (Winkinsonville)
Epis.
Swift Byington
- C. T.
Willard Fuller
F. B.
Jonas M. Clark - - -
M.E.
Levi D. Law (Mancbang) -
B.
WESTBORO'.
John William Lee (Centre)
M.E.
D. K. Cady - - - .
Nathanial Gage - - -
Clark 11. Griggs -
C. T.
L. 0. Lovell - - - -
B,
- C. U.
George Lyman
Chas. N. Snow -
C. T.
B.
B.
S. A.
- B.
WESTMINSTEB.
TEMPLETOX.
D. C. 0. Daniels
- Uv.
Gerard Bushnell _ . .
Uv.
B.
Anthony \ . Dimock (Baldwinville)
B.
Lewis Sabin . _ . .
B. T.
WINCHENDON.
Charles Wellington - )
Edwin G. Adams (Colleague) ]"
c.u.
William Baldwin -
B.
Lysander Flagg - - -
- M.E.
.-..-.
M. E
A. P. Marvin - - - -
C. T.
J.B.Mitchell -
- B.
UPTO^f.
C. T.
George S. Ball
C.U.
- C. U.
William Warran
C. T.
WORCESTER.
UXBRIDGE.
John G. Adams - - -
- Uv.
J. J. Abbott - - - -
C. T.
George Allen (Hospital) -
C. T.
Samuel Clarke ...
C. U.
J. Boyee . . - .
George Bushnell
R. C.
E. J. Sheridan
B.C.
- C. T.
B.
Daniel E. Chapin - - -
M.E.
- Friends.
Charles K. Colver
- B.
EOYALSTON.
Daniel W. Faunce -
B.
E.W. Bullard - - . _
Silas Kenny (West)
J. J. Woodbury - - - .
C. T.
B.
M.E.
C. T.
B.
M. W. Gibson -
Edward E. Hale -
T. W. Higginson (Free Church)
x\lonzo Hill - - - -
- -R. C.
C. U.
C. U.
c. u.
Horace James -
- C. T.
William M. Mann -
M. E.
RUTLAND.
James W. Morey
- M.E.
C. T.
A. M. Morrison
E.
M. E.
Seth Sweetser -
- C. T.
SHKEWSBUUT.
H. L. Wayland
B.
- M.
Jefferson Haseall
M.E.
M. E.
N.E. Williams
C. T.
- C. T.
Uv.
Friends.
CnURCHES AND CLERGYMEN.
119
SUFFOLK COU^l'y- BOSTON.
1
Names of Churches.
Location.
1 CO
Denorai.j H
1 ^co
Pastors.
Residence.
leSO'First Church ;Chauncy place ..iC.U... lS-53 Rufus Ellis j24 Edinboro'
16o0i Second Church Bedford street ..|C. U... 1833 Chandler E,obbins iSl Mount Vernon
1664iFriends' Meeting House, Milton place IQuaker [No Minister] j
166o' First Baptist Church. . .Somerset street.. !B 1837 Rollin H. Nea'le ;6 Crescent place
1669 Old South Church Wash. c. Milk..;C. T... i836 George W. Blagden.. .ilO Central ct.
1686 Stone Chapel ...'Trem't, c. Schooi;C. U... 184G:Ephraim Peabody 54 Chambers
1699; Brattle Street Church.. Brattle street .. .!C. U.. .1834 Samuel K. Lothrop ...42 Court
1714 New North Church Hanover street ..{C. U... 1853 Arthur B. Fuller 31 Sheafe
1719'New South Church Summer,c. Bed'd C. U...'
1722'Christ Church Salem street JE 18-51 William T. Smithett. .
1727lFederal Street Church.. Fed'l, c. Chan'g jC. U... 1824 Ezra S. Gannett
1732}Hollis Street Church. ..iHollis street C. U.. .1848 Thomas Starr King
1734tTrinity Church |Sum'r,c. Hawley
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1737i'West Church ILynde street ...
1743 Second Baptist Church. Baldwin place ..
1785|First Universalist Ch... Hano'r.c.Bennet
1788lChurch of Holy Cross. JFranklin street .
17S8:Chapel of Holy Cross ..Franklin street
1792;First Meth. Epi.«. Ch... Hanover street.
18C4;First Christian Church. Tyler, c. Kneel'dCh...
ISiioj African Baptist ChurchlBelknap street..
1806:Second Meth. Epis. Ch.' Bromfield street
1807iCharles st. Baptist Ch.. Charles street ..
1809'Park Street Church ....IPark, c. Tremont
1816|St. Matthew's Church., j Broadway, S. B.
1816jSecond Univ. Church. . . School street . . .
1818New Jerusalem Church' Bowdoin street .
ISls! African Meth. Epis. Ch. May street
1819|Hawes Place Church... ;South Boston ..
1819 Union or Essex St. Ch.. Essex, c. Rowe .
1820, St. Paul's Church iTrem't,n.Winter
1822 Bultinch Street Church. iBulfinch street .
1823 Phillips Church Broadway
182oiTwe!fth Cong. Church.. Chamb's.c.Allen C. U.
1825 Bowdoin St. Church.... Bowdoin street . C. T.
1825 Thirteenth Cong. Ch... Harr.av.c.Beach!C.U.
1826;Pitts Street Chapel .... Pitts street |C.U.
1827lSalem Street Church. ..;Sal'm, c.Z'J.Ben'tC. T.
165 Salem
4 Bumstead pi.
12 Burroughs place
Manton Eastbura ...il67 Tremont
1852'; ^ John Cotton Smith ..jSo Edinboro'
1806 I Charles Lowell at Cambridge
1837; ; Cyrus A. Bartol 17 Chestnut
1853, Thomas F. Caldicott . . at Charlestown
1824; Sebastian Streeter 14 N. Bennet
J. B. Fitzpatrick.. 1 '
I J. J. Williams J I
1853Gershom F. Cox 3 Unitv
1844 Edward Edmunds 32 W. Orange
B 1851 William Thompson ....,29 Bridge
M.E. . . 1854 William Pace 5 Waverly place
1853 John C. Stockbridge ..,42 Charles
1849 Andrew L. Stone 27 Myrtle
1838 Joseph H. Clinch ,G, near Broadway
1848 A. A. Miner |28 Green
1828 Thomas Worcester 9 Louisburg square
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1854 Thomas Dawes |
1834 Nehemiah Adams 14 Boylston pi.
1842j Alexander H. Vinton ]6 Temple pi.
18391 !
1854 Charles S. Porter |251 Broadway
; 1825 Samuel Barrett ;40 Chambers
1 1846 Jared B. Waterbury... !55 Temple
1 1842; James I. T. Cooiidge. .| Beach, opp. Edin.
!l846;Samucl H. Winkle^ ..|7 Bulfinch
; 1844. Edward Beecher ..".... |24 Sheafe
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1828 Mariners' Church
1829|St. Stephen's Chapel...
1829 Grace Church
1830iFourth Univer. Church.
1831 South Baptist Church..
1834lThird Meth. Epis. Ch..
1835! Warren Street 'Chapel..
1835iFifth Univer. Church ..
1835 1 Central Chui-ch
;Vv^ash'n,
Pine Street Church .
South Cong. Church....: Wash'n, c.Castk^C. U
Rowe Street Bap. Ch...;Bedford, c. Rowe|B....
Bethel Church I North square ...IM...
Pine ,C. T... 1849
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Purchase street
Temple street ..
Broadway, S. B.
Broadway, S. B.
Church street . .
Warren street .,
Warren street ..
Winter street . .
1836:St. Mary's Church
1837 St. Patrick's Church ...
1837 Maverick Church
1838 Zion Church
1839 Fourth Meth. Epis. Ch.
1839 Harvard Street Church.
1839 Tremont St. Bap. Ch. . .
1839 Suffolk Street Chapel ..
1839 German Evangel. Luth.
1841 Bowdoin Sq. Bap. Ch..
1840 Fifth Meth. Epis.Ch...
1840 Sixth Meth. Epis. Ch...
1840 Sixth Univer. Church..
1840 German Evang. Church
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Henry M. Dexter -134 Dover
F. D. Huntington lit Rosbury
Baron Stow j20 Harrison av.
Edward T. Taylor ....jl Prince
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E. M. P. Wells j34 Purchase
Charles Mason |6 Louisburg sq.
1852!Calvin Damon ;99 F
1846jGeorge W. Bosworth . i304 Broadway
1854 1 Daniel K. Banister... .;!>iarion street
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Tremont \B
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Shawmut av ' GrLut
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Shaw't, n.Pleas't GerPro
Charles F. Barnard ...jlo Warren
Otis A. Skinner |7 Fayette
George Richards
C J. McElroy ")
•^P. B.Kroes^
( F. Latchat )
Thomas Lvnch
1851 Rufus V»^ "Clark
1852 Prince W. West
1853 J. Augustus Adams ...
1853 A. H. Burlingham
1853 T. C.Jameson
1846 Samuel B. Cruft
1854|a. Rumpff
1853 William H. Wines ....
1854 1 David Sherman
lS54;Lorenzo R. Thayer ...
1854 1 A. St. John Chambre. .
Louis B. Schwarz
l842;Mount Vernon Church.. I Ashburton place.C. T...il842|Edward N Kirk
118 Endicott
r. Church. North'r
101 Webster, E. B,
86 May
3 Russell pi.
20 Oak
6 Beach
201 Shawmut ar.
22 Allen
241 Fourth
6 Winthrop
14 Charles
23 McLean
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Names of Churches.
1842 Ch. of the Adventists. . .
1842 Syn.-igogue of Israelites.
1843 Church of the Messiah..
1813Free-Will Bap. Church.
1844 Central Sq. Baptist Ch.
,Q, . { Church of St. Peter )
^^" j and St. Paul. 5
1844 St; John's Church
1844 Church of the Advent..
1844 Ch. of the Holy Trinity
1844 Ch. of St. Nicholas
184oj28th Congrega. Society.
lS4.5|Union Baptist Church..
184.5lSecond Hawes Church..
184.5{Payson Church
184.5|Boston Baptist Bethel..
184-5 South Univer. Society.
184.5 " '
1845
184.5
1846
1840
1846
1846
1848
1848
1849
18.:i
1852
Seamen's Chapel
Indiana St. Cong. Ch...
Shawmut Church
Rast Boston Church....
Redding Meth. Epis.Ch.
First Ass. Ref. Pres. Ch.
St. John's Church
Twelfth Baptist Church
Bethel Church
St. Vincent de Paul's. . .
St. Mark's Church
St. Mary's Church
1853! Eighth Meth. Epip. Ch .
18o3iChapel of the Holy Fam.
1853! free St. Andrew's
1852jUnion Evangelical
'Webster street Church.
Chardon street.
73 Warren
Florence street
N. Bennet street
Central sq. E. B,
Broadway, S. B..
Moon street ....
Green street ....
Suffolk street ...
East Boston .. ..
Music Hall
Merrimac street.
South Boston ..
Broadway, S.,B..
Lewis, c. Corrini'l
Canton, c. Suff'k
North street....
Indiana place ...
Shawmut avenue
East Boston....
Shawmut avenue
19 Milk street ..
Paris, c. Decatur
Southac street ..
W. Centre
Purchase street.
Concord street..
Richmond street
Bennington
Beach street ....
Freeman place..
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Joshua V. Himes.
Joseph Sachs
George M.Randall
D. P. Cilley
James N. Svkes
^ P. Lindon ;
} Peter Hammill.... ^
George F. Haskins....
Horatio Southgate ....
Gustave Eck
William Wiley
Theodore Parker
William Howe
at Charlestown
64 Fayette
201 Harrison av
4 Baldwin pi.
Terrace place
16 Broadway
North square
4 Bowdoin
32 Middlesex
Maverick
1 Exeter place
19 Allen
Joy H. Fairchild 260 Fourth
Phineas Stowe 8 Baldwin place
Daniel F. Goddard.... 5 Pine
C. Wiltberger 128 Salem
Thomas B. Fox at Dorchester
Charles Smith Brookline street
Warren H. Cudworth . 1 Meridian
John T. Pettee {42 Bradford
Alexander Blaikie ,5 Newbern place
John Irwin j208 Sumner
L. A. Grimes 128 Grove
M. P. Galligher |23 Franklin place
1854 A. L. Baury j2 Waver ly place
1851 J. P. Robinson 'Jamaica plain
1853 Chester Field 146 Saratoga
18.53^. Walsh |22 Hudson
18o3JAdam Stuart Muir 1493 Tremont
Luman Boyden 55 Trenton
1854iDavid A. Wallace I
CHELSEA, NORTH CHELSEA AND WINTHROP.
18.36
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18:^9
1841
1841
1842
1851
1853
First Baptist Church...
First Unitarian Church.
Park St. M. E. Ch
Chestnut St. Cong. Ch..
St. Luke's Church
First Universalist
Broadway Cong. Ch ...
Mt.Bellingham M.E.Ch.
North Chelsea Cong.Tr,
North Chelsea Cong.Un,
Winthrop M. E. Ch....
Broadway
Hawthorn st...
Park st
Chestnut St....
Broadway
Chestnut st,...
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Bellingham St..
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North Chelsea.
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Henry J. Hudson I
Wm. R. Clark ; Pearl street
Isaac P. Langworthy.. 10 Chestnut
Wm. S. Bartlett Shurtleif street
Chas. H. Leonard jEssex street
Joseph A. Copp iChestnut street
Geo. Dunbar | Walnut street
Chas. Greenwood iNorth Chelsea
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PHYSICIANS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
121
PHYSICIANS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
BARNSTABLE COUNTY.
Allen Paul W., Barnstable
Bachelder John, (Monument) Sandwich
Brownell Nathan P., Chatham
Carpenter E. W., Chatham
Clifford D. P., Chatham
Cornish Aaron, Falmouth
Danforth Nathaniel, Chatham
Doane G. W., (Hyannis) Barnstable
Dodge Franklin, Harwich
Ford Oliver, (Hyannis) Barnstable
Gooch Wm. B., (South) Dennis
Gould S. H., Brewster
Greene Wra., Falmouth
Harper John, Sandwich
Hedge James, Yarmouth
Hurlbert E. M., (South) Dennis
Jenkins Freeman, (West) Barnstable
Jones Luther, Yarmouth
Knight N. J., Truro
Leonard Jona., Sandwich
Lord W. E., (North) Dennis
Lothrop John L., Provincetown [stable
McCallum H. E., (Marston's Mills) Barn-
Newton A. H., Truro
Nye Edward 0., (North) Dennis
Paine Stephen A., Provincetown
Phillips John, Eastham
Pitcher S. Jr., (Hyannis) Barnstable
Pratt A., Yarmouth
Pratt G. J., Harwich
Rogers Moses, Falmouth
Russell Henry, Sandwich
Seabury Benjamin F., Orleans
Shove George, Yarmouth (Port)
Smith LB., Barnstable
Stetson John, Harwich
Stickney E. W., Provincetown
Stone Jeremiah, Provincetown
Stone Thomas N., Wellfleet
Sutherland Isaiah G., Wellfleet
Swift Alfred, (South) Dennis
Wilson T., Orleans
Whitney Isaiah, Provincetown
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
Adams Lucius S., Stockbridge
Babbitt N. S., (North) Adams
Bailey Charles, Pittsfield
Balch Ebenezer, Sandisfield
Barker John L., Adams
Bassett J. M., Egremont
Beach John C, Sandisfield
Bell William 0.,Becket
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Bliss Albertus, Cheshire
Bowker Alonzo M., Savoy
Brewster J. M., Pittsfield
Brewster 0. E., Pittsfield
Briggs S. N., [botanic] (North) Adams
Cady P. A., Pittsfield
Campbell Robert, Pittsfield
Camp Samuel, New Marlboro*
Chapman H. D., Egremont
Childs Henry H., Pittsfield
Childs Timothy, Pittsfield
Clough William, Pittsfield
Cole Isaac S., Cheshire
Cole Lansing J., Cheshire
Cole Harvey, Pittsfield
Coleman William, Pittsfield
Collins Clarkson T., Great Barrington
Dewey Luke, West Stockbridge
Duncan S., [dentist] Williamstown
Ferre Henry, Dalton
Fuller H. E., Monterey
Gardner W. W., Pittsfield
Gifford John B., Lee
Griswold R. G., Lanesboro'
Harvey A., [botanic] (North) Adams
Hawkes E. S., (North) Adams
Hodges Isaac, Adams
Holcomb Clifford, Lee
Holmes H. M., Adams
Jennings Selden, Richmond
Kellogg S. R., Sheffield
Kittredge B. F., Hinsdale
Kittredge John, Peru
Lathrop Moses, Lee
Lawrence G. C, Adams
Leonard John M., Lee
Leavitt Dudley, West Stockbridge
Leavitt Nathaniel, West Stockbridge
McAllister Charles, Stockbridge
Mellen Henry, Sandisfield
Norton H. J., Lanesboro'
Parks W. H., Great Barrington
Parsons Samuel C, Sandisfield
Peck Oliver, Sheffield
Perkins J. P., Great Barrington
Pickett Noble B., Great Barrington
Phillips H. P., (North) Adams
Root O. S., Pittsfield
Sabin Henry L., Williamstown
Sabin Millen, Lenox
Scovill John, Sheffield
Sheppardson Noah, Adams '
Shedley James, Williamstown
Smith Andrew M., Williamstown
Smith Justin, Adams
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Spelman H. K., Otis
Train Horace D., Sheffield
Turner Alvin 11. , Monterey
Tyler William H., (North) Adams
Van Deusen Harlow, Egremont
White Leland, New Ashford
White v., Stockbridge
Whiting J. B., Lee
Williams Avery, Pittsfield
Williams Elisha, Hinsdale
Wilson N. J., Pittsfield
Wing Zeri, [botanic] Hinsdale
AVorthington Kobert, Lenox
Wright Eliphalet, Lee
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Abbe E. P., New Bedford
Aldrich James M., Fall River
Aspinwall Thomas W., Seekonk
Atwood George, Fairhaven
Barrows George, [homoeo.] Taunton
Bartlett F. D., Dartmouth
Bartlett Lyman, New Bedford
Batchelder Calvin, Taunton
Baylies Alfred, Taunton
Borden L. H., Fall River
Braley Bradford, Freetown
Bullock Samuel, Rehoboth
Bump Thomas, Freetown
Carpenter Benoni, Pawtucket
Chase John B., Somerset
Clark Henry B., New Bedford
Clark J., New Bedford
Clarke John L., Fall River
Colby Elisha, New Bedford
Davis Robert T., Fall River
Dawes Ebenezer, Taunton
Dean J. B., Taunton
Deans Samuel, Easton
Dickinson William, Taunton
Dwelley Jerome, Fall River
Fairchild Isaac, Fairhaven
Fiske Isaac, Fall River
Foster , Attleboro'
Gardner Johnson, (Veu de I'Eau) Seekonk
Gay lord William, Pawtucket
Gordon W. A., New Bedford
Handy James H., Westport
Harlow A. J., Fail River
Harlow R. L., Fall River
Hartley James W., Fall River
Harris C W., Taunton
Hatch J. H., (North) Attleboro'
Hathaway Shadrach, Berkley
Hayward Elisha, Raynham
Hooper Foster, Fall River
Hubbard H. B., Taunton
Jennings John H., New Bedford
Jones , [homoeo.] Taunton
Jones Wm. R., Pawtucket
King D., Taunton
Knapp E., (Robinsville) Attleboro'
Learning Philip S., [botanic] N. Bedford
Learned Eben. T., Fall River
Leonard George, Taunton
Mackie Andrew, New Bedford
Mackie J. H., New Bedford
Mason William B., Dartmouth
Matthes F., [homo;o.] New Bedford
Mayhew J. S., New Bedford
McCormack Edward, Taunton
Mort5n Llojd, Pawtucket
Newman Albert, Attleboro'
Nichols J. D., Taunton
Nichols Thomas G., Freetown
Palmer Horace, Mansfield
Perry W. F., Mansfield
Phelps Elisha, (North) Attleboro'
Phelps Thaddeus, (North) Attleboro'
Randall D. F., Rehoboth
Randall M. R., Rehoboth
Randall Z., Easton
Roche Manning B., [homoeo.] N. Bedford
Rounds B. M., Norton
Sampson Ira, Taunton
Sanford Edward, Attleboro'
Sisson Benjamin B., Westport
Sisson Edward R., New Bedford
Spencer C. L., [homoeo.] New Bedford
Spooner Paul, New Bedford
Stickney C. D., New Bedford
Sumner Esek P., Seekonk
Swan Caleb, Easton
Swasey Charles L., New Bedford
Taber Isaac, Pawtucket
Talbot Charles, Dighton
Tripp George, Berkley
Wales Ephraira Jr., Easton
Webster J. W., New Bedford
Wellington J. Lloyd, Swansey
Whittri'dge Wm. C, New Bedford
Wilbur Amos C, Fall River
Wilbur Thomas, Fall River
Wilder Daniel, New Bedford
AVilliams Seth P., Freetown
Wood Alfred, Dighton
DUKES COUNTY.
Brackett Wm. T. S., Edgartown
Brown Moses, Tisbury
Jones R. K., Tisbury
Lucas Ivory H., Edgartown
Luce William H., (West) Tisbury
Pierce John, Edgartown
May berry Edwin, Edgartown
Shiverick C. F., Edgartown
PHYSICIANS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
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ESSKX COUNTV.
Abbott 0. D., Rockport
Adams John Q., [botanic] Haverhill
Allen Daniel S., Hamilton
Allen E. B., Lawrence
Ambrose D. L., West Newbury
Ames J. N., [botanic] Ipswich
Angell H. C, Salem
Appleton J., West Newbury
Atkinson Benj., (West) Amesbury
Atkinson John, Newburyport
Balch Israel, Amesbury
Barber Joseph S., (Annisquam) Glouceste
Berry Milton, [homoeo.] (North) Andover
Blaisdell Clark"^ Marblehead
Bomer Joseph E., Ipswich
Boyden W. C, Beverly
Briggs James C, Marblehead
Burnham Josiah, Lawrence
Chase I. E., [horaceo.] Haverhill
Choate David, Topsfield
Choate George, Salem
Clark James, [eclectic] Lynn
Clark M. P., Lawrence
Cogswell George, Bradford
Cogswell William, Bradford
Colby Isaac, Salem
Cox Benjamin, Jr., Salem
Couch H., M., Georgetown
Cross Enoch, Newburyport
Crowell John Jr., Haverhill
Dana David Jr., Lawrence
Davidson H. E., Gloucester
Dearborn H. S., Amesbury
Dickins Job T., Newburyport
Dearborn Cyrus, Salisbury
Dyer Jonah, (Annisquam) Gloucester
Eastman E. P., Lynn
Flint Kendall, Haverhill
Flitner Isaac T., Ipswich
Floto & Angell, [homoeo.] Marblehead
Floto J. H., Salem
French A. J., Methuen
Gale J. B., Salisbury
Gale Stephen M., [homoeo.] Newburyport
Galloupe Isaac F., (West) Lynn
Garland George W., Lawrence
Garland Joseph, Gloucester
GersdorfFB., Salem
Gedeon Sz., Salem
Gould Abraham, (West) Lynn
Grosvenor David A., Danvers
Grosvenor E. P., Newburyport
Grosvenor John M., Methuen
Guile Daniel, Marblehead
Haddock Charles, Beverly
Hannan D. B., Salem
Haskell Benj., Rockport
Herbert Richard, Rowley
Hildreth C. H., Gloucester
Hilton John, Lynn
Howarth James, Andover
Hoyt A. B., Gloucester
Hunt A. K., [eclectic] Haverhill
Hunt Ebenezer, Danvers
Hurd Y. G., Amesbury
Huse Stephen, Methuen
Ingalls I. , Newburyport
Jones Nathan, Wenham
Johnson Jona. G., Newburyport
Johnson Samuel, Salem
Keenan Thomas, Lynnfigld
Kenison Timothy, Haverhill
Kimball W. H., Andover
Kittredge Ingalls, Beverly
Kittredge Ingalls Jr., Beverly,
Kittredge J., (North) Andover
Lamb W. D., Lawrence
Lamson Josiah, Essex
Longley Rufus, Haverhill
Lord Samuel A., Danvers
Loring G. B., Salem
Mack William, Salem
Manning Joseph, Rockport
Marden J., Lynn
Merriara R. A., Topsfield
Moody George, Georgetown
Morse J. H., Lawrence
Newhall Asa T., Lynn
Newhall Edward, Lynn
Nye James M., (West) Lynn
Ordway Aaron, Lawrence
Osborne George, Danvers
Osgood George, Danvers
Osgood Joseph, Danvers
Pierson E. B., Salem
Perkins Henry C, Newburyport
Perkins George A., Salem
Perley Daniel, Lynn
Phelps E. S., Middleton
Pike A. W., Lawrence
Plummer Daniel T., Newbury
Porter A. R., [eclectic] Haverhill
Prince William H., Salem
Proctor Charles, Rowley
Quimby Elisha, Salem
Roberts M., Lawrence
Robinson Dean, West Newbury
Rogers R. S., Lynn
Root Martin, Newbury
Ruggles C. A., Salem
Ruggles Nathaniel, Lynn
Sanborn G. W., Lawrence
Sanborn J. F., [dentist] Beverly
Sargent S., Lawrence
Sawyer Benjamin E., [homoeo.] Haverhill
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER,
Sawyer George W., Boxford
Sawyer J. H., Newburyport
Smith Isaac P., Gloucester
Smith N. J., [botanic] Haverhill
Snow Charles, Lawrence
Snow Jesse W., Dan vers
Sparhawk Thomas, Amesbury
SpofFord Jeremiah, Groveland
Spofford Richard S., Newburyport
Stone James Jr., Salem
Story Asa, Manchester
Swasey G. F., Essex
Swift George B., Lawrence
Tewksbury Isaac, Lawrence
Torrey Augustus, Beverly
Tracy Stephen, Andover
Tread well J. G., Salem
Tuttle H. C., Salem
Warren E. L., Manchester
Weeks Charles M., Lynn
Wheatland H., Salera
Wildes A. H., Ipswich
Williams William, Salem
Wood J. G., Salem
Wyman Samuel W., Newburyport
Young Samuel L., Marblehead
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Andrews Robert, New Salem
Bard well Chester 2d, Whately
Barton Edward, Orange
Bates Stephen, Charleraont
Bemis Lewis S., Shutesbury
Bradford David, Montague
Brooks John, Bernard ston
Brooks Sidney, Ashfield
Bull George, Shelburne
Carpenter E. W., Bernardston
Cobb Anson, [botanic] Montague
Cook Lucius, Wendell
Dean A. Calhoun, Coleraine
Dean James, Greenfield
Duncan C. M., Shelburne
Fisk Charles E., [botanic] Greenfield
Fisk D. D., [botanic] Greenfield
Gale George F., Deerfield
Gilman N., (South) Deerfield
Gould Humphrey, Rowe
Hall Philip, Northfield
Hamilton E. D., Conway
Hamilton Washington, Conway
Harwood Myron, Whately
Hawkes D. B., Charlemont
Hawkes Erastus, Charlemont
Haynes Edwin, Leyden
Hovey Daniel, Greenfield
Kemp E. C, New Salem
Knowlton Charles L., Ashfield
Lomax John, Greenfield
Lyons Joel, Gill
Meachum Hiram A., Orange
Mead Marshall S., Northfield
Parker W. M , Shutesbury
Potter M. F., Charlemont
Puffer C, Coleraine
Revere E. H. R., Greenfield
Rice David, Leverett
Severance, , Shelburne (Falls)
Seymour L. D., Greenfield
Stearns S., Greenfield
Stratton Elijah, Northfield
Tabor S. J. W,, Shelburne (Falls)
Taylor Amos, Warwick
Temple Cyrus, Heath
Trow Josiah, Buckland
Trow Nathaniel G., Sunderland
Warren Joseph, Ashfield
Wilson G. H., Conway
Wilson Milo, Shelburne (Falls)
Wright George, Montague
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Abbott Jehiel, Westfield
Abel E. D., Chicopee
Adams Nathan, Springfield
Allen E, C, [horaoeo.] Springfield
Alden W. B., Ludlow
Barron Reuben, Palmer
Bartholomew Hiram, West Springfield
Bell Cyrus, West Springfield
Bottom Abiel, (South)Wilbraham
Breck W. G., Springfield
Brewster John M. Jr., Springfield
Brigham Wm., Springfield
Burgess E. P., Springfield
Cady Henry, Monson
Cady Marcus. (South) Wilbraham
Calkins Marshall, Monson
ChafFee C. C, Springfield
Champion Reuben, West Springfield
Chapman Thomas L., Longmeadow
Church Jefferson, Springfield
Clarke A. B., Holyoke
Collins H. A., [homceo.] Springfield
Davis Amasa, Palmer
Dean David B., Holland
Denison George W., Chicopee
DeWolfT. K., Chester
Downes Nathaniel, West Springfield
Durin Dudley, Chicopee
English R. G. W., Springfield
Fitch W. L., Springfield
Fosket Stebbens, (North) Wilbraham
Hamilton H- A., Springfield
Hill Edward L., Chester
Holbrook William, Palmer
PHYSICIANS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
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Holcombe Vincent, Granville
Holland Homer, Westfield
Holland James, Westfield
Hooker George Longmeadow,
Hooker John, Springfield
Hubbard Simeon P., Westfield
Huntington E., Chicopee (Falls)
Jacobs Horace, [botanic] Chicopee
Kibbe Charles P., Springfield
King Aaron, Palmer
Knights Ebenezer Brimfield
Lambert Alfred, Springfield
Long L., (Ireland) Holyoke
Lucas H. S,, Chester
Markham Ralph P., [botanic] Palmer
McGray Edwin, West Springfield
McLean A. S., Springfield
Miller William B., Blandford
Moore Thomas, Chester
Otis George A., Springfield
Owen V. L., Springfield
Page E. I., Chicopee (Falls)
Peabody Daniel, Westfield
Pierce E. G., Holyoke
Pierce Levi, [homoeo.] Chicopee
Ranson Shepard, [botanic] Chicopee (Falls)
Rice Jesse W., (North) Wilbraham
Robinson Millard, Westfield
Rockwell J. W., Southwick
Seeger Edwin, Springfield
Shepard R., [botanic] Chicopee (Falls)
Shurtleff Simeon, Westfield
Smith Alvin, Monson
Smith Davis, Springfield
Smith John, Wales
Smith William G., Chicopee
Starkweather E. P., Granville
Stickney P. LeB., Chicopee
Strickland R., Longmeadow
Swazey Geo. Y., [homoso.] Springfield
Taylor N. W., Springfield
Taylor C, W., Westfield
Thomas J. B., Palmer
Tullej William, Springfield
Underwood Porter, Holyoke
Vaille H. R., Springfield
Vining T. S., [botanic] Holyoke
Wilbur J. R., Chicopee (Falls)
Wood Robert, Ludlow
Wright Silas P., Blandford
Wirght Lucius, Westfield
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
Allen David, Belchertown
BartlettN. S., Norwich
Bell Artemas, Southampton
Bemis N. M.,CummingtoD
Bonney Franklin, Harlley
Chamberlain C, N., Granby
Chamberlain Levi, Hadley
Church James U., Middlefield
Clark Atherton, Easthamptoa
Collins Daniel, Williamsburg
Craig Adams G., Pelham
Crossett C. K., Norwich
Davis Charles E., Greenwich
Denniston Edward E., Northampton
Dunlap James, Northampton
Dwight W., Norwich
Fish Seth, (North) Amherst
Fiske Samuel A., Northampton
Gardner Benjamin, Cummington
Goodman Otis, South Hadley
Green Francis C, Easthampton
Gridley J. A., Southampton
Hale David M., Prescott
Hall Chauncey A., [motorpathic] North-
ampton
Halsted H., Northampton
Hillman Roswell S., Williamsburg
Hooker William, Westhampton
Howland Charles J., Norwich
Joy Royal, Cummington
Kemp A. E., Prescott
Lester W., South Hadley
Malona C. E., [botanic] South Hadley
I Meekins Thomas, Williamsburg
Miner D. W., AVare
Miner J. F., Ware
Munde Charles, [hydropathic] Northampton
Orcutt Hervey, Westhampton
Peck Gustavus D., Northampton
Peirce Arthur G., Worthington
Pierce Daniel, Goshen
Pierson Wm., [homoeo.] South Hadley
Richard W., Cummington
Richardson E. C, Ware
Richardson John H., Chesterfield
Rock wood E. H., Enfield
Shaw Samuel, Plainfield
Smith Abner M., Worthington
Smith B. F., Amherst
Smith & Taylor, Amherst
Strong Henry, Northampton
Taylor L H., Amherst
Thompson Daniel, Northampton
Thompson Horatio, Belchertown
Thompson James, Northampton
Trow William M., Williamsburg
Ufford E. G., South Hadley
Walker Charles, [homoeo.] Northampton
Walker Charles Jr., Ware
Wilmarth A. T., Ware
Winslow Joseph W., Enfield
Yale John, Ware
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
Clarke Moses, (East) Cambridge
C lough John, Woburn
Adams Abel B., Bedford
Cole E. L,, [botanic] Lowell
Adams Horatio, Waltham
Coleman J. S., Lowell
Alden Jonathan P., Cambridge (port)
Cowdrey H., Acton
Allen Charles H., Cambridge (port)
Cowles H., (Saxonville) Framingham
Allen John, [botanic] Lowell
Currier William J., Lexington
Allen Nathan, Lowell
Cutler G., Charlestown
Ames Ebenezer, Wayland
Cutter Benjamin, Woburn
Andrew A., Lowell
Cutter Nehemiah, Pepperell
Astle A., Lowell
Palton J. C., Lowell
Astle George, Lowell
Dearborn A. D., Newton (Upper Falls)
Bancroft A. B., Charlestown
Dickey Hanover, Lowell
Barber , Newton (Lower Falls)
Dorr James C, Medford
Barnes Edward F., Marlboro'
Dow D. A., Westford
Barnes John, Ashland
Dows Amos W., [botanic] Lowell
Bartlett C. K.. Charlestown
Dowse C. D., Waltham
Bartlett E. K., Newton
Dowse John, [botanic] Lowell
Bartlett J. C, Chelmsford
Drew S. Watson, Woburn
Bartlett Josiah, Concord
Edwards N. B., (North) Chelmsford
Bartlett J. E., Somerville
Elliot Jacob G., Littleton
Barrett Henry A., Concord
Emerson Nathaniel, Lowell
Bell Luther V., Somerville
Fisk Timothy, Holliston
Bellows Albert J., Charlestown
Flanders A. H., Lowell
Bemis J. W., Charlestown
Foster C. F., Cambridge
Bemis Charles V., Wedford ,
French Leonard, Ash by
Bickford Hezekiah, Billerica
French Nathan, Maiden
Bigelow H., Newton (Corner)
Fuller Milton, Medford
Birmingham S. T., Lowell
Gale G. W., Lowell
Blake Jeremiah, Dracut
Gale L. B., Charlestown
Blanchard Albert H., Sherborn
Goodenough Levi, Sudbury
Boardman A. D., Newton (Upper Falls)
Goodwin Benjamin S. , [botanic] Maiden
Booth Chauncey, Jr., Somerville
Gorham William H., Cambridge
Boynton Amos R., Lowell
Gould Daniel, Maiden
Bovnton Royal B., Pepperell
Graves John W., Lowell
Bradley William H., Lowell
Green John 0., Lowell
Braman Isaac G., Brighton
Green Joshua, Groton
Braun Eugene E., Charlestown
Grey William, Billerica
Brooks F., [botanic] Lowell
Grosvenor David A., (North) Reading
Hall Robert, Lowell
. Brown John G., South Reading
Brown Jonathan, Tewksbury
Hall Lucinda S., Mrs., Lowell
Brown J. H., (West) Newton
Hamblet Lorenzo, Lowell
Brown Silas, Wilmington
Harmon J. M., Lowell
Browne William C, Lowell
Harris Jonas C, Ashland
Burnham Walter, Lowell
Hayes Jacob, Charlestown
Burnham Z. P., Lowell
Heath William H., Stoneham
Burnap S. G., HoUiston
Henderson John, Somerville
Burpee J. A., [homosopathic] Maiden
Hildreth Israel, Dracut
Bryant N., Lowell
Hodgdon R. L., West Cambridge
Buxton Edmund, [botanic] Woburn
Holmes Howland, Lexington
Campbell Patrick P., Lowell
Holt Daniel, [homoeo.] Lowell
Chandler Herman, Stow ^
Hooke H. M.. Lowell
Chapin Alonzo, V/inehester
Hooker Anson, (East) Cambridge
Chapin H. C, Lincoln
Hosmer Hiram, Watertown
Chaplin Charles F., Cambridge (port)
Howard Levi, Chelmsford
Chase Hiram L., [homoeo.] Cambridge
Howe A. W., Dunstable
Cheever John, [botanic] Charlestown
Howe Estes, Cambridge
Clark A. W., Woburn
Howe Francis A., Pepperell
PnySICIANS IN MASSACHUSETTS. 127
Howe James S. N., Pepperell
Piper R. U., Woburn
Hoyt Eqos, Franiingham
Pineo Peter, Groton
Hoyt George, Framinghain
Plimpton A. A , Shirley
Hoyt John, Natick
Plympton Sylvanus, Cambridge
HuckinsD. T., Watertown
Poland Joseph, South Reading
Hunt Otis E., Weston
Pratt Jefferson, Hopkinton
Huntington Elisha, Lowell
Putnam Charles, Marlboro'
Hurd J. Stearns, Charlestown
Putnam Charles I., Somerville
Hutchinson Isaiah, Acton
Ranney Mark, Somerville
Ingalls William, Winchester
Reynolds Joseph, Concord
Jenness L. W:, Lowell
Remick H. P., [botanic] Charlestown
Jewett J. P., Lowell
Richardson Samuel, Watertown
Johnson Othello 0., Sudbury
Richardson, Solon 0., South Reading
Johnson William 0., Cambridge
Rickard Truman, Woburn
Kendall Noah, Medford •
Robbins Charles, Charlestown
Kidder Moses, Lowell
Russell Ira, Natick
Kimball Gilman, Lowell
Sanborn E. K., Lowell
Kittredge Theodore, Waltham
Savory Charles A., Lowell
Lake Hiram, HoUiston
Sawyer Samuel, Cambridge
Lane William N., Charlestown
Scales T. S., Woburn
Leigh Edwin, Townsend
Scribner Isaac W., Lowell
Mansfield George, Lowell
Skelton Benjamin, Lowell
Mansfield Joseph D., South Reading
Smith A. M., [botanic] Lowell
Marsh Austin, Carlisle
Smith Norman, Groton
Marsh Charles D., Marlboro'
Spalding Joel, Lowell
Marston Ephraim, Cambridge (port)
Spaulding Miles, Groton
Martin Daniel B., Lowell
Spaulding Stillman, Lexington
Mason William, Charlestown
Spaulding S. H., Reading
Masta J. A., Lowell
Stearns George, Groton
McCluer Benjamin, Holliston
Stevens J. S. B., Lowell
Melvin Joshua, [botanic] Lowell
StevensThomas J., Charlestown i
Merrill J., Hopkinton
Stevens William F., Stoneham
Miles James, Lowell
Stickney A. G., Townsend
Miles J. M., Acton
Stickney J. M., Pepperell
Montcalm A. W., [botanic] Lowell
Stocker A. A., Charlestown
Moore Ira L., Lowell
Sullivan John S., Maiden
Morris W. B., Charlestown
Swan Daniel, Medford
Morrill Frederick, Lowell
Taylor John B., (East) Cambridge
Morse L. B., Lowell
Teulon W. F., Newton
Mowe Daniel, Lowell
Thompson Abraham R., Charlestown
Neilson J. C, [homoeo.] Charlestown
Thompson James, Lowell
Nelson John, Woburn
Thompson M. E., [botanic] Lowell
Olcott James S., Lowell
Townsend G. J., Natick
Osgood Benjamin, Westford
Toothaker S. A., Reading
Osgood J. W., (Saxonville) Framingham
Trevett S. M., [botanic] Lowell
Parker Charles E., Pepperell
Underwood Joseph, Jr., West Cambridge
Parker Daniel, Billerica
Wakefield A. Judson, Hopkinton
Parker Hiram, Lowell
Wakefield H. P., Reading
Parker James 0., Shirley
Walton John, Pepperell
Parker Moses, Melrose
Warren Edward, Newton (Lower Falls)
Peirce George, Lowell
Warren George A., Hopkinton
Perham Otis, Lowell
Warren R.S., Waltham
Perkins E. A . , Lowell
Wellington W. W., Cambridge (port)
Person John W., Lowell
Webber A. Carter, Cambridge (port)
Phinney E. 0 , Melrose
Wells David, Lowell
Pierce Augustus F., Tyngsboro'
Whiting Augustus, Charlestown
Pillsbury Harlin, Lowell
Whiting Henry, Lowell
Pillsbury John D., Lowell
Whittemore J. M., Brighton
128 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Whitney AUston W., South Framinghan
Howard Frederick, Randolph
Howe Appleton, (South) Weymouth
Whitney Simon, Framinghara
Willis Wm. IL, South Reading
Howe Francis, (West) Dedham
Winn D. K., Lowell
Jackson Alexander S., Dorchester
Wright Ward E., [hot.] Cambridge (port)
Jackson William F., [homoeo.] Roxbury
Wyman Morrill, Cambridge
Jarvis Edward, Dorchester
Youngraan David, Winchester
Knight William, Medway (Village)
York S. D., Lowell
Leavenworth F., [hydro.] Dorchester
Lindsay Albert, [homoeo.] Roxbury
NANTUCKET COUNTY.
Mann Benjamin, Roxbury
Mann C. S., Stoughton
Bell Wm. H., Nantucket
Marden Jonathan, Quincy
Cross W^illiam P., Nantucket
Martin Henry A., Roxbnry
Fearing Elisha P., Nantucket
Maynard John P., Dedham
Hanaford Joseph H., Nantucket
McRobert William E., Roxbury
Kelley Joseph Pt., Nantucket
Miller Erasmus D., Dorchester
King John B., Nantucket
Monroe A. L. B., Medway (Village)
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Morse Calvin E., [homoeo.] Medway
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Morse Horatio G., Roxbury
Nelson George, Bellingham
Abbott E., Canton
Noyes Josiah, Needham
Alden Ebenezer, Randolph
Nute Timothy R., Roxbury
Allen Emery A., Randolph
Paine John P., Dedham
Allen Ira, Roxbury
Palmer Simeon, Milton
Atwood S., Franklin
Patee William S., Quincy
Bacon A. D., Sharon
Perry Ira, (West) Medway
Bartlett Henry, Roxbury
Pratt E., Cohasset
Bell George L., [botanic] Roxbury
Richards Jacob, Braintree
Brown Artemas, Med way (Village)
Robinson John H., Roxbury
Clapp H. E., Wrenthara
Salisbury S., Brookline
Cornish Theodore 0., Dorchester
Scammell L. L., Franklin
Cotting Benjamin E., Roxbury
Seaverns Joel, West Roxbury
Cummings A. L, Roxbury
Spear Henry F., Dedham
Cushing Benjamin, Dorchester
Shurtleff Augustine, Brookline
Darling Elijah, Roxbury
Shurtleff Samuel A., Brookline
DickermanL., Foxboro'
Spooner John P., [homoeo.] Dorchester
Draper A. W., West Roxbury
Steen A. L., [homceo.] Foxboro'
Fames Ambrose, (North) Wrentham
Stetson James A., Quincy
Faulkner George, West Roxbury (Plains)
Steward Edward, Roxbury
Fifield Noah. Weymouth
Stimson Jeremy, Dedham
Fifield William, Vfeymouth
Stone Ebenezer, Walpole
Streeter Joseph H., Roxbury
Foster F., Cohasset
Flint John S., Roxbury
Taft C. S., Canton
Fogg David S., (South) Dedham
Tirrell N. Quincy, (North) Weymouth
Forrest Asa M., (South) Weymouth
Torrey Noah, Braintree
Foster James W., Attleboro'
Tucker Simeon, Stoughton
Francis T. E., Brookline
Waldock James, Roxbury
Fuller Lemuel, (North) Weymouth
Wales Bradford L., Randolph
Gale Amory, (East) Med way
Wales Ephraim, Randolph
Galloup J. S., Medfield
Ware Jonathan, Milton
Gibbens Daniel L., Wrentham
V/arren E. L., Weymouth
Gifford Silas G., Stoughton
Weld C. Minot, West Roxbury
Gilbert John H., (East) Weymouth
Whitney Samuel S., Dedham
Harris Luther M., West Roxbury
Wild Charles, Brookline
Haynes Aaron, Brain tree
Wild Edward A., Brookline
Hitchcock Joseph G. S., Foxboro'
Wild Jonathan, Braintree
Hodgdon Joseph P., (East) Weymouth
Wiley Adams, Roxbury
Holmes Christopher C, Milton
Windship Charles M., Roxbury
PHYSICIANS IN MASSACHUSETTS,
129
Wight Danforth P.. Dedhain
Wood Theophilus E., (East) Randolph
Woodward Ebenezer, Qdncy
PLYMOUTH COUNTT.
Alden Samuel, Bridgewater
Barker Bowen, Hanson
Blanchard H., Marshfield
Borden A. K., North Bridgewater
Briggs Daniel H., Abington (Centre)
Bryant Horatio, North Bridgewater
Bumpus Charles S., (South) Carver
Burgess Benjamin, Warehara
Chaplin Daniel, West Bridgewater
Chase Albion P., (South) Abington
Collamore Francis, Pembroke
Comstock Thomas, Middleborough
Doggett P. F., Wareham
Drake E. W. Middleborough
Eddy H., North Bridgewater
Ellis Walton N., Marion
Erland Henry T., Carver
Fearing Benjamin Jr., Wareham
Fiske R. T. P., Hingham
Forbes Josepli B., Bridgewater
Foster F., South Scituate
Gage Thomas E,, Rochester
Garatt Alfred C, Hanover
Gilman Frank, Middleborough
Gordon Timothy, Plymouth
Hammond J. S., Plympton
Harlow J., Hingham
Harris J. T., North Bridgewater
Haskell Charles H., Rochester
Haskell Joseph, Rochester
Holbrook Charles G., Abington (Centre)
Hubbard Benjamin, Plymouth
Hunt J. L., Plymouth
Jackson Alexander, Plymouth
Jenks George F., Wareham
Jewett Frederick A., Abington (Centre)
Jones Henry N., Kingston
King George, Middleborough
Kingsman A. W., North Bridgewater
Mackie Peter, Warehara
Millet Asa, Abington
Moore Sylvia K. , Halifax
Morton Cyrus, Halifax
Nichols Paul L., Kingston
Orr Hector, East Bridgewater
Orr Samuel A., East Bridgewater
Paine Isaac, Marshfield
Perkins John, Middleborough
Perry Nathan, North Bridgewater
Porter John, Duxbury
Pratt Calvin B., Bridgewater
Robinson M., Middleborough
Snow George W., Middleborough
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Southworth N., Rochester
Sparrow William, Rochester
Stephenson Ezra, Hingham
Stetson A. E., South Scituate
Swan James C, West Bridgewater
Tanner N. B., Abington
Thaxter Ezekiel, Abington (Centre)
Thomas Francis, Scituate
Underwood James M., (East) Abington
Warren Winslow, Plymouth
W^ashburn N., Bridgewater
Webster Irvin, Plymouth
Whitwell Benjamin, Hanover
Wilde James, Duxbury
SUFFOLK COUNTY — BOSTON.
Members of the Suffolk District Medical Societt, residing
ill Boston. The list prepared by J. B. Alley, Secretary of the
Society. They are likewise members o/tAe Massachusbtts
Medical Socieit.
Abbe Alanson, Boylston, c. Lowell place
Abbe Burr R., 25 Kneeland
Abbott S. L., 16 Winter
Adams Edwin, 23 Oxford
Adams Zabdiel B., 37 Boylston
Adams Horace W.,45 Cambridge
Ainsworth F. S., 21 Howard
Alexander A., Dorchester, c. Broadway
Alley John B, 35 Boylston
Appleton Benj. B, 15 Avon place
Ayer James, 341 Hanover
Bacon John Jr., 15 Somerset
Ball Stephen, 14 Montgomery place
Barnard Chas. F., [dent.] 9 Summer
Bartlett George, 1 Chardon
Bethune Geo. A., 166 Tremont
Bigelow G. F., 425 Washington
Bigelow Henry J., 5 Chauncy place
Bigelow Jacob, 13 Summer, opp. Hawley
Blake E. W., 28 Harrison avenue
Blake S. C, 12 Essex
Borland J. N., 9 Chestnut
Bowditch Henry I., 8 Otis place
Briggs W. A., 28 Charles
Brewer Thomas M., 8 Edinboro'
Brown Buckminster, 26 Beacon
Brown David R., 90 Union
Brown John B., 8 Joy
Bryant Henry, 16 Franklin place
Buck Ephraim, 146 Salem
Buckingham C. E.,8 Harrison avenue
Butler Alexander S., 44 Sudbury
Cabot Samuel Jr., 17 Winter
Calkins Charles W., 145 Pleasant
Channing Walter, Bulfinch, c. AUston
Channing William F., 83 Mt. Vernon
Clark Henry G., 95 Salem
Clark Luther, 37 Pinckney
Clarke Edward H., [aurist] 21 Rowe
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Cleaveland C. D., 26 Oak
Clough John, [dent.] 94 Tremont
Coale Wm. Edward, 4 Staniford
Codman W. W., [dent.] 33 Boylston
Coffin W. S., 121 Court
Coolidge A., 76 Kingston
Coles L. B., 3 Cornhill
Cornell W. M., G30 Wash, and 25 Ash
Coit Daniel T., 12 High, n. Summer
Crane P. M., Maverick, c. Meridian
Cummings J. A., [dent.] 25 Tremont
Dale Wm. J., 2 Bowdoin, c. Cambridge
Davenport E. J., 20 Bedford
DeGrasse J. V., 40 Poplar
Derby George, 11 West
Dix John H., [oculist] 70 Tremont
Dupee Horace, 693 Washington
Durkee Silas, 50 Howard
Dyer Henry, 1 Bulfinch
Eastham Charles, 25 Tremont
Eastman E. T., 9 Summer
Everett Edward B., Winthrop House
Ellis Calvin, 31 Winter
Fales Joseph J., 21 ^^laverick sq., N. side
Flint John, Warren, c. Washington
Fogg John S. H., 325 Broadway
Folts D. v., 38 Maverick square
Gay George H., Hollis, c. Tremont
Gallup G. H., 46 Kingston
Gordon Charles, 1 Hancock avenue
Gould A. A., 15 West
Gray F. H., 5 Hancock
Greene C. G., 823 Washington
Greene Moses C, 15 Green
Gregg Samuel, 35 Howard
Greer Robert, 194 Hanover
Hallinan James B., 1 Holley square
Hanaford Wm. G., 110 Tremont
Hanity John, 335 Hanover
Harlow Edwin A. W., 101 Essex
Harlow James F., 71 Cambridge
Harwood Daniel, [dent.] 11 Summer
Hayden John C, 164 Tremont
Hayes A. A., [chemist] 16 Boylston
Hay ward George, 16 Pemberton square
Hay ward George, Jr., 14 Hayward place
Heaton George, 2 Exeter place
Herrick J. E., 1 E. Dedhara, c. Wash.
Hinckley J. W., 23 Meridian
Hinckley R. L., 14 Maverick square
Hodges Richard M., 5 Rowe
Hofiendahl Charles F., 20 Somerset
HofFendahl H. S. H., 20 Somerset
Homans Charles D., 1 Chauncy place
Homans John, 129 Tremont
Holmes 0. W., 8 Montgomery place
Hooper Robert W., 44 Summer
Howe S. G., 20 Bromfield
Hubbard George, 6 Prince
Hyndman James, 77 Atkinson
Inches H. B., 27 Winter
Jackson C. T., 31 Somerset
Jackson James, 3 Hamilton place
Jackson J. B. S., 6 Bedford place
Jarvis J. F., 59 Leverett
Jeffries John, 15 Chestnut
Jones George S., 81 Charles
Jones J. S., 1 Bowdoin, c. Cambridge
Keep N. C, [dent.] 74 Boylst., c. Carver
Kennedy T.J. W., 3 Bond
Kittredge E. A., 13 Avery
Lane J. F. W., 10 Hollis
Lane Jonas H. , 4 Montgomery place
Lee Henry S., 4 Suffolk place
Leonard Marcus B., 7 Meridian
Lewis Winslow, 75 Boylston
Lincoln J. R., 13 Beach
Lodge G. H., 938 Washington
Lyman George H., 152 Tremont
Mann Jonathan, 302 Broadway
Martin Alexander D. V/., 50 School
Martin Henry J. , 50 School
Mattson Morris, 24 Oxford
Mifflin Charles, 80 Beacon
Mighill Stephen, 41 Howard
Mignault L. M. I., 2 Williams
Minot Francis, 140 Charles
Moore Charles W., 278 Hanover
Moore Edward B., 253 Hanover
Moriarty John M., Deer I. Hospital
Morland W. W., 35 Hancock
Morrill Samuel, 3 Kingston
Newell R. W., 6 Staniford
Noyes F. A., [dentist] 1 Chauncy pi. cor.
Summer
Oakes T. F., 3 Bowdoin square
Odin John, Jr., Tremont, c. Eliot
Oliver F. E., 4 Bowdoin
Osgood David, 1 Rowe
Otis G. W., Jr., School, c. Province
Owens T. R., 7 Warren square
Page W. H., 29 Beach
Palmer E. D. G., 3^ Portland
Palmer Ezra, Jr., 1 Tremont place
Parcher Sewall F., Maverick square, E. B
Parker D. M., [dentist] 11 Summer
Parker Thomas I., 1 Mason
Parks L., Jr., 88 Dover
Patch F.F., 47 Chambers
Perry M. S., 16 Rowe
Phelps Abner, 237 Tremont
Phelps Charles A., 5 Beach
Philbrick Samuel R., 14 Burroughs place
Phipps James M., 1 Eliot, c. Washington
Pitt William, 26 Purchase
Prescott Benjamin T., 15 Howard
PHYSICIANS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
131
Putnam Charles Gr., 41 Summer
Randall B. P. F., 208 Tremont
Randall W. A- C, 337 Hanover
Read Wm., 713 Washington
Ronton George, 14 Bedford
Ronton Peter, 14 Bedford
Reynolds Edward, 29 Winter
Reynolds J. P., 27 Winter
Richardson A. P., 17 Green
Roberts David, 140 Dorchester avenue
Rolfe Enoch C, 563 Washington
Russell George, 10 Lynde
Russell Le Baron, 1 Otis place
Salter Richard H., 1 Staniford
SharkeyJ. M., 7High
Sharp J. C, 20 West Cedar
Shattuck G. C, 15 Cambridge
Shaw Benj. S., 13 Bowdoin
Shurtleff Nathaniel B., 2 Beacon
Slade D. D., 5-|- Beacon, op. Somerset
Smith J. V. C., Tremont House
Sprague Seth L., 974 Washington
Stacy H., 103 Court
Stedman C. H., 6 Montgomery place
Stevens Calvin, 158 Tremont
Stevens John, 41 Howard
Stevens N. C, 6 Brookline
Stone H. Osgood, 17 Bedford
Stone James W., 6 Bowdoin square
Storer D. H., 14 Winter
Strong Woodbridge, 5 Cambridge
Sumner Frederic A., 1 Central place
Taft A. C, 11 CornhiU
Talbot I. J., 35 Howard
Tarbell J. A., 37 Pinckney
Thaster D. McB. , Broadway, n. Dorch.
Thayer David, 40 Beach
Thomson G. N., 286 Washington
Thorndike W. H., 31 Chelsea
Tobie I. W., 34 Salem
Tower George, 1 South Bennet
Townsend Solomon D., 18 Somerset
Townsend W. E., 8 Cambridge
Tucker E. G., [dent.] 1 West
Tucker J., [dent.] 4 Hamilton place
Upham J. B., 31 Chestnut
Walker W. J., 3 Bulfinch
Ward Henry A., 228 Tremont
Ware Charles E., 6 Temple place
Warren Ira, 3 Avon place
Warren John C, 2 Park
Warren J. Mason, 6 Park
Warren J. W., Jr., 49 Harrison avenue
Watson A. A., 25 Harrison av., c Beach
Weld M. W., 14 West
West Benjamin H., 12 Harrison avenue
Weston H. E., 12 Suffolk place
Weymouth A. L., 120 Court
Whipple S. S., 172 Harrison avenue
White R., 1 Moon and 165 Broad
Whitney W. J., 167 Federal, c. High
Willard F. A., 192 Shawmut avenue
AYillard Henry, 8 Oak
Williams H. W., [oculist] 33 Essex
Williams J. L.. [dent.] 158 Tremont
Wood J. A., 215 and 229 Washington
York J. C, 130 Fourth
York J. H., 206 Broadway
PHYSICIANS
Resident in Boston, who are not members of the Massachusetts
Medical Society.
Barrington John, Fourth, c C
Barrows H. G., 282 Tremont
Barker L. M., 39 Pleasant
BartletteTames, 265 North
Bartlett Ezra, 16 Henry
Birnstill Joseph, 10 Essex
Boardman Geo. N. 28 Eliot
Bronson C. P. 186 Washington
C banning J. W. 40 Albany
Chapman Francis, 16 Joy
Clark Charles M. 1 Bennett pi.
Cogswell Francis, 20 Winter
Cooper Wm. H. 208 Hanover
Cross J. B. 19 Temple pi. [med. elect.]
Davis Geo. H. 208 Hanover
Darby R. H., Fleet, cor. Moon
Dix J. R. 27 School
Dolby Wm., Wash. Coffee House
Dunton Wm. L. 3 Dover pi.
Ellis Thomas T. 52 High
Fitch V. H. 29 Hanover
Foss Stephen, 86 Court
Gale Levi B. 339 Hanover
Girardin L. 2 Eliot
Geist C. F. 49 Essex
Goulet A. 113 Broadway
Gove Hiram, 112 Meridian [homoeo.]
Griffin S. W. 268 Washington
Hall Luther, 28 Havre [homoeo.]
Hall Alfred G. 3 Central ct.
Hamersly Henry, 18 Pleasant
Hartnett M. K. 1 Quiney pi.
Henderson Wm. 3 Hunnewell pi.
Hewett S. C. 25 Rowe
Hughes John B. 21 Endicott
Huntoon H. P. 173 Cambridge
Kelley J. C. 271 Tremont [analytical]
Knight Edward, 259 Tremont
Knox Thos. P. 29 Myrtle
Krebs Francis H. 1 Park
Lang Daniel, 75 Southac
Leech Wm. 61 Warren
Ludwig W. 50 Fleet, c. North
Macfarlacd L. 1 Asylum
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McMalion J. B., Moon, e. Moon st, ct.
Morriil F. 13 Howard
Mortimer Charles A. 49 Albany
Niles J. N. 10 Lowell
Oakes Asa H. 140 Court [electric'n]
O'Reilley P. 119 Prince
Paterson J. T. 25 Winter
Perham Samuel, 15 Minofc
Plummet Henry, 64 Cross
Reim 0. 4 Somerset
Richards John B. 99 Dorchester avenue
Rock J. S. 210 Hanover
Root 0. D. 65 Meridian
Sanders 0. S. 9 Bowdoin [homoeo.]
Sargent Ignatius, 250 Washington [homceo.]
Small Ebenezer, 19 Franklin
Smith T. H., Richmond, c. Salem
Spear E. D., 18 Kneeland
Sunderland LaRoy, 28 Eliot
Tewksbury C. 123 Leverett
Walsh John D., Washington sq.
Walsh W. M. 1 Garden court
Watts Henry R., B, near Third
Wesselhoeft W. 22 Bedford [homoeo.]
Whitman E. F. 116 Court [oculist & aurist ]
Physicians. (Botanic.)
Abbot J. & B. F. 214 Hanover
Ames S. C. 214 Han. & 11 Meridian
Chapman Jonas W. 4 Salem
Cheever Joseph, 1 Tremont Temple
Clark J. J. Ill Hanover
Darling E. 1 N. Margin
Humphrey H. 114 Fourth
Jackson Joseph, 102 Court
Jenkins S. 250 Broad
Macomber P. R. 6 Lowell
Mason J. D. 116 Court
Paddleford Wm. F. 31 Salem
Pinkerton T. H. 80 Cambridge
Shaw Joel, 735 Wash.
Snow A. 103 Pinckney
Taylor T. K. 17 Hanover
Wright Thomas, 218 Commercial
Physicians. {Female.)
Adams Charlotte G. (M. D.) 291 Tremont
Anderson C. 205 Endicott
Bushee E. 3 Bartlett pi.
Clark N. E. (M.D.) 49 Hancock
Girardin L. 2 Eliot
Drisco Mary L. 8 E street
Eaton E. Mrs. 34 Albany
Hunt H. K. Miss, (M.D.) 32 Green
Pike M. S. Mrs. 1 Garaux pi.
Sawin Martha A. (M.D.) 60 Temple
Smith Marcia L. 53 Chelsea
Wieting S. 4 Avery place
Wheeler R., Merrimac, c. Friend
Wiswell Rebecca, 139 Essex
Physicians in Chelsea.
Chase Charles, Chelsea
Coggswell Francis, Chelsea
Forsyth J. B., Chelsea
Johnson , [homoeo.] Chelsea
Mitchell Jacob, Chelsea
Otis Geo. W. Jr., Chelsea
Poole Alexander, Chelsea
Toomy John, Chelsea
Wheeler Wni. G., Chelsea
Willard A. T., [dentist] Chelsea
Woodbury Elwell, Chelsea
WORCESTEPw COUNTY.
Adams Charles, Oakham
Aitkins Charles, Milford
Albee Francis T., (East) Douglas
Andrews John A. , [botanic] Worcester
Andrews John, Boylston
Andrews J. S., [botanic] West Boylston
Austin H. B., Athol
Barnes Henry, Northboro'
Barnes John, Milford
Barrows E. A., Webster
Bates George A., Worcester
Bates J. N., Barre
Bennett A. W., Uxbridge
Bigelow Windsor H., Bolton
Billings L. F., Barre
Blood Oliver H., Worcester
Bosworth F. A., [botanic] Grafton
Boutelle Thomas R., Fitchburg
Boylston W. N., Princeton
Brigham A., Shrewsbury
Brigham H. H., [botanic] Fitchburg
Brooks Alfonso, Princeton
Brown F. D., ^\^ebster
Brown George, Barre
Bugbee Aurin, Charlton
BuUard G. E., Blaekstone
Burditt G. W., Clinton
Burgess G. M., Blaekstone
Carpenter Henry, Upton
Carpenter Nelson, Warren
Carter Calvin, Lancaster
Chandler George, Worcester
Clark Henry, Worcester
Clark R. R., Northbridge
Colony George D., Athol
Corlew Joseph E., Millbury
Cummings J. C. P., Leicester
Cummings Royal, [botanic] Mendon
Cummings R., Lancaster
Curtis William, (West) Brookfield
Curtis L. W., Southbridge
PHYSICIANS IN
JIASSACHUSETTS. . 133
Cutler William H., x\shburnham
Lindsey Silas F., Dudley
Darling H., Charlton
Linzie Daniel, Dana
Davis David, Holden
Lovell Ephraim, West Boylston
Davis Henry G., Millbury
Lynde James Porter, Hard wick
DeLand Armit B., Worcester
Manning Peter, Lunenburg
Dillin;^hani A. W., Clinton
Marsh L. E., Dana
Dyer Edward C, Spencer
Marshall Jonas A., Fitchburg
Emerson G. W., Webster
Martin Oramel, AVorcester
Fay Allen C, Milford
Martin S. P., Oakham
Fay Charles M., Charlton
Metcalf John G., Mendon
Fay J. B., Shrewsbury
Mignault Peter B., Worcester
Field C. C, Leominster
Miller Alfred, Ashburnham
Field George, Athol
Miller Luke, Winchendon
Fisher J. , Fitchburg
Morse George M., Clinton
Fiske Daniel, Brookfield
Murdock John N., Paxton
Fiske Calvin P., Sturbridge
Mirick Lawson, West Brookfield
Flagg Samuel, Worcester
Negus Charles, Webster
Flint Edward, Leicester
Newell Jonathan, Harvard
Gage Thomas H., Sterling
Nichols George M., [botanic] Worcester
Gillmore H., Brookfield
Nichols Jonathan, Oxford
Godding Aivah, Winchendon
Nolen William, Blackstone
Gott Lemuel, Berlin
Orcutt Almon M., Hardwick
Gould J. B.,Iloyalston
Osgood J. Y\. D., Templeton
Goulet Ambrose, Worcester
Paine Samuel C, Oxford
Greeley A. J., Clinton
Parker Amos, Bolton
Green Daniel, Auburn
Parker David, Gardner
Griggs Samuel, Westboro'
Parker Henry, Grafton
Griggs Thomas T., Grafton
Parkhurst William, Petersham
Guilford Jonas, Spencer
Peck William, Sterling
Hartshorn Edward. Berlin
Peirce G. W., Leominster
Hartwell S., Southbridge
Penniman J. A., Brookfield
Hartwell S. C, Southbridge
Phelps Moses, Hubbardston
Hathaway John E., Worcester
Pierce Delano, Grafton
Heard John, Leominster
Pierce Nathaniel, Ashburnham
Hero John C, Westboro'
Pillsbury E. H., Bubbardston
Heywood Benjamin, Worcester
Pillsbury Levi, Fitchburg
Hey wood Benj. F., Worcester
Pond Benjamin, Westboro'
Hill Calvin A., [botanic] Worcester
Porter Joshua, Jr., (North) Brookfield
Hitchcock Alfred, Fitchburg
Potter Allen, Blackstone
Hobart Anson L., Southboro'
Prevost L. L. J., [botanic] Worcester
Holman David, Oxford
Rawson Charles, [botanic] Oxford
Holman E. A., Harvard
Piawson Levi, Grafton
Howe George B., Harvard
Rice J. M., Worcester
Humphrey Daniel, (East) Douglas
Rising H. H., "Westboro'
Huntley 0. L., Fitchburg
Robbins E. K., Webster
Jewett George, G-ardner
Robbins James W., Uxbridge
Jewett H. A., Northboro'
Robinson Charles, Fitchburg
Johnson Henry F., Worcester
Robinson, Eben, [botanic] Warren
Johnson Joshua J., Northboro'
Rogers Seth, Worcester
Kendall Albert A., New Braintree
Russell Dwight, [hydropathic] Milford
Kendall P. T., Sterling
Russell William L., Barre
Kimball W. M., Blackstone
Rutherford J. C, Blackstone
King S. D., Lunenburg,
Sanders William S., Sturbridge
Knight Samuel P., Dudley
Sargent Henry, Worcester
Laying Edward, Worcester
Sargent Joseph, Worcester
Leland Francis, Milford
Scammell A., [botanic] Milford
Lincoln William, Westminster
Seaver John M., Spencer
Lincoln Henry, Lancaster
Simonds George W., Clinton
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Slocomb William, Milford
Smith Albert D., Holdeu
Southwick M. D., Blackstone
Spaulding Leo, Millbury
Spooner B. A., Southbridge
Starkweather John, Upton
Stone James, Phillipston
Taylor Samuel, Petersham
Terry William, Sutton
Thompson J. L. S., Lancaster
Thornton AVilliara, Grafton
Towne Dean, Worcester
Tripp Benjamin H., Rutland
Tyler Warren, (North) Brookfield
Vining D. T., Dana
Walbridge Ames, Leicester
Wallace Merrick, [Thorap.] Ashburnham
Warner Clinton, Westminster
Warren G. W. (West)
Warriner Lorenzo, Warren
West Joseph 0., Princeton
Wheeler Edward M., Spencer
Whitcomb Charles, Worcester
White Jonathan, Templeton
Whitmore L. L., Ashburnham
White David P., (East) Douglas
Wilcox Chauneey A., Uxbridge
Wilder Abel, Blackstone
Williams A. G-., Westminster
Williams Wm. H., Athol
Willis Isaac P., Royalston
Woodward Rufus, Worcester
Workman Wm. Worcester
BANKS.
On the 1st of January, 1854, there were in Massachusetts, 152 banks, with an author-
ized capital of about $53,500,000. Of these, 37 were in Boston, having about S31,500,
000 capital, and 115 in other parts of the State, with a capital of nearly $22,000,000.
During the session of 1854, the Legislature granted an increase of capital to 12 Boston
banks, amounting to $2,800,000, and to 24 other banks, amounting to $1,840,000.
They also chartered one bank in Boston, with a capital of $400,000, and 19 in other
parts of the State, with an aggregate ea3)ital of $2,100,000.
Since that time, one bank, the Cochituate, in Boston, has failed, leaving the number in
Boston the same as before.
From the report of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, it appears that the condition of
the Massachusetts banks on the 12th August, 1854, was, as follows:
Due from 153 banks that were then in operation ; capital stock paid in, $54,492,660 ;
bills in circulation, $24,803,758; net profits on hand, $6,335,030.13; balances
due to other banks, $6,930,098.95; cash deposited, including all sums whatsoever due
from the banks not bearing interest, their bills in circulation, profits and balances due
to other banks excepted, $18,783,281.11; cash deposited, bearing interest, $563,-
313.96.
The resources of the same 153 banks were : specie in their banking-bouses, $3,828,402.-
88 ; real estate, $1,186,509.15 ; bills of other banks in New England, $5,325,594.79 ;
balances due from other banks, $8,225, 682.30 ; debts due, including notes, bills of ex-
change, and all stocks and funded debts of every description, excepting the balances due
from other banks, $93,341,953.28.
The amount of the semiannual dividends paid in April, 1854, was $2,114,627, and the
amount of reserved profits on hand at that time, was $3,954,335.19.
BANKS IN BOSTON.
ATLANTIC BANK.
No. 8 KiLBY Street. Capital, $500,000.
Nathaniel Harris, President. Benjamin
Dodd, CasJder. Francis Fisher, Jeremiah
Hill, James Johnson, E. C. Ilutchins, W. R.
P. Washburn, A. G. Peck, Nathaniel Harris,
J. S. Jenness, James H. Kelsey, Directors.
Richard Ward, Teller. George William Dodd,
Bookkeeper. William G. Dodd, Discount
Clerk. James B. Adams, Second Teller
Charles Dodd, Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
ATLAS BANK.
No. 10 KiLBY, CORNER DoAXE.
Capital, $500,000.
Charles H. Brown, President. Joseph
White, Casliier. C. H. Brown, William Da-
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vis, jr., John H. Foster, Jeremiah Kahler, Mo-
ses D. Kimball, F. C. Mannino;, Directors.
Benjamin H. Barnes, Paying Teller. Charles
L. Lane, Bookkeeper. Benj. P. Lane, Re-
ceiving Teller. George D. Sargent, Messen-
ger and Collection Clerk.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
BANK OF COMMERCE.
83 State Stkeet. Capital, $2,000,000.
Edward C. Bates, President. C. H. War-
ner, Cashier. Edward C. Bates, Benjamin
E. Bates, A. G. Farwell, T. W. Pierce, J.
Sleeper, J. Slade, K. S. Wade, Directors.
Philip C. Knapp, First Bookkeeper. J. F.
Dunham, Second Bookkeeper. A. S. Lincoln,
Paying Teller. Wallis S. Chase, Receiving
Teller. George H. Davis, Note Teller. J. E.
Aid en, Corresponding Clerk. George W.
Harris, Discount Clerk. William S. Bar-
ton, Collection Clerk. Morton M. Snow, As-
sistant Clerk. O. F. Clark, Messenger. Geo,
H. Sargent, and James S. Sturtevant, Assis-
tant Messengers.
Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.
BANK OP NORTH AMERICA.
65 State Street. Capital, $750,000.
G. W. Crockett, President. John K. Hall,
Cashier. Charles Kice, Clement Willis, Tho-
mas Nickerson, Charles Lane, J. W. Pottle,
W. S. Eaton, David Snow, Directors. Geo.
W. Hunkins, First Bookkeeper. Benjamin L.
Gushing, Second Bookkeeper. J. W. Bailey,
Paying Teller. James M. Burgess, Receiving
Teller. Wm. H. Childs, Messenger.
Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.
BLACKSTONE BANK.
Blackstone, corner Hanover Street.
Capital, $750,000.
Frederick Gould, President. Joshua Lor-
ing. Cashier. William Adams, Dexter Roby,
Gardner Chilson, Benj.L. Allen, Joel M. Hol-
den. Loyal Lovejoy, Henry Cutter, George
W. Chipman, N. P. Mann, Isaac H. Hazelton,
Directors. Benj. S. Manning, Bookkeeper.
John Carr, Paying Teller. James Nichols,
Receiving Teller. Thomas Winship, Assistant
Clerk. George C. Leach, Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
BOSTON BANK.
48 State Street. Capital, $900,000.
Robert Hooper, President. James C. Wild,
Cashier. Charles Homer, Nathan Appleton,
Daniel C. Bacon, Josiah Bradlee, George R.
Minot, Thomas B. Curtis, Henry Upham, J.
C. Howe, J. IngersoU Bowditch, William S.
Bullard, J. Thomas Stevenson, Directors. R.
Lash, Clerk. J. G. Gunderson, Teller. F. L.
Church, Discount Clerk. John Harris, Book-
keeper. George Breckenridge, Messenger.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
BOYLSTON BANK.
BOYLSTON, CORNER WASHINGTON StREET.
Capital, $400,000.
William Parker, President. J. J. Soren,
Cashier. William Pope, Timothy Gilbert,
Thomas Upham, L. Blodgett, Jonathan Ellis,
Amos Cummings, Directors. D. S. Water-
man, Bookkeeper. John Capen, Receiving
Teller. Albert Farnsworth, Messenger. John
M. Corbett, Clerk.
Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.
, BROADWAY BANK.
South Boston. Capital, $150,000.
John Tillson, PresiVZe?*^ Horace H. White,
Cashier. Seth Adams, Charles J. F. Allen,
Harrison O. Briggs, William Eaton, Caleb
Gill, Samuel Leeds, John P. Monks, Joseph
Smith, George C. Thatcher, John Tillson,
George S. Dexter, Francis Maguire, Directors.
Lloyd Brigjis, Messenger.
Discount, Wednesday.
CITY BANK.
61 State Street. Capital, $1,000,000.
William T. Andrews, President. C. C.
Barry, Cashier. C. W. Cartwright, P. Grant,
Isaac Livermore, William T. Andrews, D.
Chamberlin, S. R. Payson, J. B. Glover, C.
C. Chadwick, Directors. William S. Edmands,
Paying Teller. William H. Johonnot, Receiv-
ing Teller. H. L. Keyes, Bookkeeper. Chas.
W. Plolbrook, Discount Clerk. W. R,
Frost, Collection Clerk. Charles N. Conant,
Messenger.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
COLUMBIAN BANK.
34 State Street. Capital, $750,000.
John T. Coolidge, President. Albert Drake,
Cashier. George W. Lyman, John T. Cool-
idge, Charles Henry Parker, George M. Bar-
nard, T. Jefferson Coolidge, Wm. Amory, C.
H. F. Moring, Directors. Albert Drake, Tel-
ler.^ G^ovgQQashmg, Bookkeeper. Benjamin
F. Sawyer, Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
EAGLE BANK.
70 State Street. Capital, $700,000.
Waldo Flint, President. Robert S. Cowell,
Cashier. William Almy, Andrew Cunning-
ham, George H. Gray, E. D. Brigham, James
L. Little, John Williams, John D. Bates, Ben-
jamin Thaxter, Directors. John A. Mendum,
Paying Teller. J. W. Hunt, Receiving Teller.
Isaac W. Blanchard, Bookkeeper. Ebenezer
Sampson, Messenger and Collection Clerk.
Discount, AVednesday and Saturday.
ELIOT BANK.
23 KiLBY Street. Capital, $750,000.
William A. Howe, President. Robert L.
Day, Cashier. John B. Brewer, W. C. Cod-
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man, John Demeritt, Walter Hastings, Tho-
mas Hopkinson, W. A. Howe, W. li. Jame-
son, W. P. Pierce, J. P. Robinson, J. N. Tur-
ner, Stephen Tilton, Jr., Directors. D. R.
Galloupe, Teller. Francis Harrington, Book-
keeper. S. A. Gushing, Messenger and Collec-
tion Clerk.
Discount, Monday.
ESCHANGE BANK.
No. 28 State St., Merchants' Bank Building.
Capital, S1,00C,00Q,
George W. Thayer, President. J. M. Marsh,
Cashier. S. R. Spaulding, J. B. Kimball,
Alexander Stron<r, John G. Davis, John Foster,
Sampson Reed, William H. Dunbar, Directors.
J. M. Pettengill, Paying Teller. Abner I.
Benyon, Receiving Teller. John S. Learoyd,
Bookkeeper. N. J. Roekwood, Second Book-
keeper. John T. Bouve, Discourit Clerk. E.
O. Roekwood, Collection Clerk. F. H.
Thompson, Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
PANEUIL HALL BANK.
South Market Street, cor. Merchants
Row.
Capital, ^500,000.
Joseph H. Curtis, President. Jonas Bennett,
Cashier. Joseph C. Bailey, J. H. Curtis, C.
C. Chamberlin, J. V. Fletcher, Dexter Follett,
C. J. Morrill, Lemuel Pitts, N. Bobbins,
Reuben Rice, R. Warner, Directors. Edward
L. Tead, Teller. T. G. Hiler, Jr., Book-
keeper. James H. Allen, Messenger. Henry
T. Wheeler, Wm. H. Bullard, Clerks.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
FREEMAN'S BANK.
No. 28 Sea Street. Capital, $400,000.
Solomon Piper, President. Jeremy Drake,
Cashier. John H. Rogers, Ebenezer Atkins,
Prentiss Hobbs, Tisdale Drake, Charles E.
Cook, Directors. S. D. Horton, Teller. Ed-
win A. Simonds, Bookkeeper. Everett Burn-
ham, Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
GLOBE BANK.
No. 22 State Street. Capital, 81,000,000.
Ignatius Sargent, President. Chas. Sprague,
Cashier. Abel Adams, Stephen Fairbanks,
Henry Hall, John Lamson, Directors. Wm.
B. Stevens, Paying Teller. Sam'l S. Stevens,
Receiving Teller. Oliver Cole, Bookkeeper.
Charles James Sprague, Discount Clerk.
Charles S. Callender, General Clerk. William
S. Nichols, Collection Clerk 'and Messenger.
Chauncey Peck, Porter.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
GRANITE BANK.
No. 61 State Street. Capital, $900,000.
Alpheus Hardy, President. A. Foster,
Cashier. James McGregor, Joseph V. Bacon,
Charles Brooks, George R. Sampson, Alpheus
Hardy, James H. Beal, Osborn Howes, Elijah
C. Emerson, Directors. A. J. Loud, Paying
Teller. Henry Kneeland, Receiving Teller.
Alfred B. Hall, Bookkeeper. Joseph Callender,
Jr., Assistant Clerk. J. Dow Parker, Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
GROCERS' BANK.
No. 70 State Street. Capital, $750,000.
Samuel G. Reed, President. P. E. King-
man, Cashier. Winslow Whittemore, Eph.
Lombard, J. B. Kilbourne, Edward D. Peters,
Jr., Directors. Chas. H. Tyler, Teller. G.
Francis Thayer, 1st Bookkeeper. Martin
Draper, Id Bookkeeper. R. E. Graves, Dis-
count Clerk. F. A. Howard, Collection Clerk.
George Fessenden, R. B. Thomas, Assistant
Clerks. Royal B. Conant, Messenger.
Discount, i\Ionday and Thursday.
HAMILTON BANK.
No. 66 State Street. Capital, 8500,000.
Daniel Denny, President. Otis Turner,
Cashier. Thomas G. Carv, Gardner Brewer,
Samuel W. Sweet, M. P. Wilder, Thomas
Wigglesworth, Jr., B.. F. White, Directors.
Edward Hearsey, Jr., Teller. S. S. Blanchard,
Bookkeeper. Henry P. Shed, Clerk. George
Leighton, Assistant Clerk and j\Iessenger.
Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.
HOWARD BANKING 00.
No. 97 State Street. Capital, $750,000.
Charles Ellis, President. Stephen Bartlett,
Cashier. George W. Robinson, Abijah W.
Farrar, Abram French, Reuben E. Demmon,
Elisha Atkins, Adolphus Davis, Charles Ellis,
Directors. George E. Hersey, Teller. A. S.
Mcintosh Bookkeeper. Noah Robinson, Col-
lection Clerk.
MARKET BANK.
No. 1 Merch. Exchange. Capital,
$560,000,
Josiah Stickney, President. Jona. Brown,
Jr., Cashier. Jesse Bird, F. O. Watts, C. O.
Whitmore, A. H. Bowman, Benj. Sewall,
Directors. James W. Cushing, Teller. Benj.
F. Teel, Bookkeeper. Charles E. Currier,
Clerk. Charles S. Evans, Messenger.
Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.
MASSACHUSETTS BANK.
No. 66 State Street. Capital, $800,000.
J. J. Dixwell, President. James Dodd,
Cashier. William D. Sohier, John L. Gardner,
John J. Dixwell, Israel Lombard, Charles H.
Mills, George Gardner, Directors. Henry K.
FrothingLam, Teller. Henry G. Foster, Book-
keeper. Israel Lombard, Jr., Discount Clerk.
Josiah E. Hayden, Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
BANKS IN BOSTON.
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MAVERICK BANK.
WixTHROP Block, E. B. Capital, S400,000.
Si'Tiuel Hall, President. Calvin S. Lane,
Ca.'ihier. Siinuel H+ll, Noah Sfurtevant, Wm.
C. Barstow, Henry N. Hooper, F. A. Samner,
Directors.
MECHANICS' BANK.
No. 95 Dorchester Avenue, South
Boston. Capital, $250,000.
Janaes W. Converse, President. Alvan Si-
monds, Cashier. John H. Jeiiks, Frederick
Nickerson, Benjamin James, Benjamin B.
Converse, Directors. Thomas C. Simonds,
Teller and Messenger.
Discount, Monday.
MERCHANTS' BANK.
No. 28 State Street. Authorized
Capital, $5,000,000. Capital paid ln,
84,000,000.
Franklin Haven, President. John K. Fuller,
Cashier. Luke Fay, Samuel Henshaw, Benj.
Burgess, Francis C. Gray, J. K. Mills, Israel
Whitney, Samuel Hcjooper, Edward Brooks,
Directors. Thomas W. Hooper, Paying Teller.
William Raynaond and D. Lyman Laws,
Assistant Tellers. Geo. Stimpson, Jr., Pteceiv-
ing Teller. C. N. M. Lincoln, Second Receiving
Teller. James P. Hastings, Discount Clerk.
E. H. Severance, First Bookkeeper. John
P. Gore, Second Bookkeeper. Samuel C.
Ware, Samuel Phillips, Jr., Accountants.
Wm. Henry Wadlei^rb, Corresponding Clerk.
Thomas Bulfinch, Collection Clerk. John
Barnes, Messenger. Geo. Hayden, Porter.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
NATIONAL BANK OP BOSTON.
Uxiox Buildixg, 40 State Street,
Capital, $750,000.
John H. Wiikins, President. Charles B.
Hall, Cashier. Otis Darnell, J. E. Hazelton,
Wm. H. Hill, David Kimball, A. T. Lowe,
Jonathan Preston, John H. Wilkins, Directors.
E. W. Bumstead, Teller. Theodore Baker,
Discount Clerk. Henry W. Perkins, Jr.,
Bookkeeper. John Dyer, Messenger.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
NEW ENGLAND BANK.
No. 6 7 State Street. Capital,
$1,000,000.
Thomas Lamb, President. Seth Pattee,
Cashier. Joseph Whitney, Elijah Vose, Mace
Tisdale, William Worthington, Dudley Hall,
Directors. Samuel T. Thompson, Paying
and Receiving Teller. Jas. Svv am, Bookkeeper.
Charles F. Swan, Collection Clerk.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
NORTH BANK.
No. 2 Merch. Exchange. Capital,
$900,000.
O. Eldredjre, President. J. B. Wifherbee,
Cashier. Daniel Kimball, Elijah Williams,
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James Weld, Francis B. Fay, Charles G-
Nazro, Directors. W. L. Barnes, Paying
Teller. John Chorley, Bookkeeper. S. Trull,
Receiving Teller. E. C. Millett, Collection
Clerk. E. Farnsworth, Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
SHAWMUT BANK.
No. 41 State Street. Capital,
$1,000,000.
Wm. Bramhall, President. Stephen G.
Davis. Cashier. William Bramhall, John L.
Dimmock, Barnabas Davis, Albert Fearing,
John Gardner, Jairus B. Lincoln, Aaron Rice,
B. T. Reed. Directors. E. Snow, Teller. C.
H. Miller, Bookkeeper. N. D. Pond, Receiving
Teller. A. L. Lincoln, Collection Clerk. Jesse
Osborne, Messenger.
Discount, Monday.
SHOE & LEATHER DEALERS' BANK.
No. 13 Kilby Street. Capital,
$1,000,000.
Enoch Baldwin, President. Samuel Carr,
Cashier. C. Newhall, M. S. Lincoln, William
B. Spooner, William Burrage, J. M. Jones,
Isaac AVilliams, John Albree, C. Stetson, G.
S. Low, J. C. Potter, Directors. John S.
March, Paying Teller. Geo. E. Haskell, Re-
ceiving Teller. Henry W. Richards, 1st Book-
keeper. Elijah Howe, Jr., 2d Bookkeeper.
Joshua Clark, Collection Clerk. S. M. Bar-
ton, Messenger.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
STATE BANK.
No. 40 State Street. Capital,
$1,800,000.
Samuel Frothing;ham, President. James
Sivret, Cashier. Samuel Austin, James S.
Amory, Benj. Bangs, Levi Bartlett, Joseph
Ballister, Thomas P. Gushing, Sam'l T. Dana,
George Howe, Robt. M. Mason, James P.
Thorndike, Directors. Charles Bartlett, Pay-
ing Teller. John B. Gould, Receiving Teller.
William E. Vincent, First Booh eeper. Henry
Pierce, Second Bookkeeper. Charles H. Smith,
Discount Clerk. James H. Foster, Jr., Col-
lection Clerk. Lewis Bass, Jr., Ass. Clerk.
Hiram Clapp, Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
SUFFOLK BANK.
No. 60 State St. Capital, 81,000,000.
J. Amory Davis, President. Edward Ty-
ler, Cashier. J. E. Bridge, Assistant Cashier.
Edward D. Peters, Nathaniel Hooper, S.
Frothingham, Jr., Francis Curtis, Amos A.
Lawrence, J. A. Lowell, Jeffrey Richard-
son, Charles Amory, Thomas A. Goddard,
J. Wiley Edmands, Edward Austin, Directors.
Horatio Hobbs, Palling Teller. H. G. Hunt,
Receiving Teller. Charles L. Hoi brook, Book-
keeper. George H. Edwards, Assistant Book-
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keeper. John W. Lefavour, Discount Clerk.
Claudius B. Patten, Collection Clerk. C.
Smith, William Hunt, Assistant Clerks. Wil-
liam Grubb, D. H. Belknap, Eli R. Russell,
Foreign Money Clerks. C A. Tucker, Mes-
senger.
Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.
TRADERS' BANK.
No. 91 State Street. Capital,
S600,000.
Isaac Parker, President. Jeremiah Gore,
Cashier. George Callender, Jabez Fisher,
Deming Jarves, Thomas Lord, A. W. Thax-
ter, Jr., Directors. George L. Foote, Teller.
Thomas Waterman, Bookkeeper. Charles J.
Whipple, Discount Clerk. T. O. Brackett,
Collection Clerk and Messenger. Horace Phil-
brook, Assistant.
Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.
TREMONT SANK.
No. 41 State Street. Capital,
$1,250,000.
Andrew T. Hall, President. A. T. Froth-
ingham, Cashier. Ezra H. Baker, Caleb
Curtis, Nathan B. Gibbs, William Perkins,
Charles B. Shaw, Enoch Train, Isaac Thach-
er, Directors. D. E. Snow, Paging Teller.
Charles O. Tufts, Bookkeeper. J. K. Hinck-
ley, Receiving Teller. E. Souther, Discount
Clerk. J. C. Cutter, Collection Clerk. J. J.
Underbill, Assistant Clerk. H. Curtis, Messen-
ger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
UNION BANK.
No. 40 State Street. Capital,
$1,100,000.
Chester Adams, President. Lemuel Gulli-
ver, Cashier. Eben Dale, Thaddeus Nichols,
Nathaniel H. Emmons, Charles Merriam, Ed-
ward S. Tobey, George C. Richardson, Wil-
liam Parsons, Charles Faulkner, Directors.
Timothy Bryant, Paying Teller. Henry
Howard, Receiving Teller. A. Trowbridge,
Bookkeeper. James Skilton, Discount Clerk.
A. W. Grant, Messenger.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
WASHINGTON BANK.
No. 75 State Street. Capital, $750,000.
Almon D. Hodges, President. Charles A.
Putnam, Cashier. J. P. Cooke, Josiah Sted-
man, Moses Williams, George T. Lyman, F.
Bacon, George D. Dutton, John L. Emmons,
Alanson Tucker, Jr., Joseph W. Balch, Direc-
tors. Caleb B. Atkins, Teller. James H.
Champney, Bookkeeper. W. T. Hodges, Dis-
count Clerk. Henry Kellogg, Messenger.
WEBSTER BANK.
No. 13 Exchange Street. Capital,
Sl,500,000.
William Thomas, President. Solomon Lin-
coln, Cashier. William Thomas, George B.
Upton, Lewis W. Tappan, H. H. Hunnewell,
William A. Crocker, J. M. Beebe, William F.
Weld, Albert Fearing, William B. Bacon,
George H. Khun, Directors. Edward W.
Brown, Paying Teller. Charles L. Riddle,
Receiving Teller. Merrill N. Boyden, Book-
keeper. EUery C. Daniell, Discount Clerk.
William C. Durant, Collection Clerk. Hawkes
Fearing, Jr., Messenger.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
COUNTRY BANKS.
ABINGTON BANK.
Abington. Inc. 1850. Capital, $150,000.
Asaph Dunbar, President. J N. Farrar,
Cashier. Asaph Dunbar, Cushing Mitchell,
Joshua Whitmarsh, Joseph Cleverly, Samuel
Blake, Jr., Jenkins Lane, Harvey Torrey,
Goddard Reed, Baxter Cobb, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
ADAMS BANK.
Adams. Capital, $200,000.
D. S. Tyler, President. W. E. Brayton,
Cashier. D. S. Tyler, Samuel Ingalls, S.
Blackington, T. A. Brayton, R. H. Wells,
Wm. Pollock, Isaac Dean, Directors.
Discount, Thursday.
AGAWAM BANK.
Springfield. Capital, $200,000.
Albert Morgan, President. F. S. Bailey,
Cashier. A. Morgan, Chester W. Chapin,
M. Chapin, Theodore Stebbens, J. B. M.
Stebbins, Daniel L. Harris, J. B. Vinton, E.
Southworth, Lombard_ Dale, Directors. W.
P. Harrison, Teller. A. L. Sargeant, Book-
Discount, daily.
AGRICULTURAL BANK.
Pittsfield. Capital, $200,000.
G. W. Campbell, President. I. R. War-
riner, Cashier. Edward A. Newton, Calvin
Martin, Geo. W. Campbell, Thomas F. Plun-
kett, Jason Clapp, Directors. D wight Rob-
erts, Clerk.
Discount, Wednesday.
ANDOVER BANK.
Andover. Capital, $250,000.
Samuel Farrar, President. Francis Cogs-
well, Cashier. Samuel Farrar, Amos Abbott,
John Flint, Samuel Merrill, Nathan Frye,
Nathaniel Swift, Moses Foster, Jr., Directors.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
COUNTRY BANKS
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APPLETON BANK.
Lowell. Incor. 1847. Capital, $200,000.
John A. Knowles, President. John A.
Buttrick, Cashier. John A. Knowles, J. B.
French, Isaac Farrington, Ransom Reed, J.
W. Graves, George Bragdon, John Nesmith,
A. W. Buttrick, Wm. A. Richardson, Direct-
ors. Charles A. Sherman, J. N. Pierce, Jr.,
Clerl-s.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
ASIATIC BANK.
Salem. Capital, $210,000.
Joseph S. Cabot, President. W. H. Foster,
Cashier. Joseph S. Cabot, Nathan Endicott,
George Wheatland, G. G. Newhall, J. B.
Briggs, Leonard B. Harrington, James B.
Curwin, Directors. Benjamin Pitman, Book-
keeper. Charles H. Towne, Teller. W. J.
Foster, Clerl:
Discount, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
ATTLEBORO' BANK.
Attleboro'. Ls'cor. 1836. Capital,
$100,000.
Laban M. Wheaton, President. H. N.
Richardson, Caslrier. Willard Blackinton,
Hervey M. Richards, L. M. Wheaton, George
B. Richards, Samuel M. Holman, Zeno Kelly,
Ezekiel Bates, D. E. Holman, Josiah D. Rich-
ards, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
BARNSTABLE BANK.
Yarmouth Port. Capital, $350,000.
Isaiah Crowell, President. Amos Otis,
Cashier. J. O. Thayer, Assistant Cashier.
Isaiah Crowell, David K. Akin, Seth Crowell,
Zenas D. Bassett, Daniel Crocker, Ebenezer
Bacon, Nathaniel S. Simpkins, George Lovell,
Nathaniel Cogswell, Valentine Doane, Alex-
ander Baxter, Directors.
Discount, Thursday.
BASS RIVER BANK.
Beverly, Inc. 1854. Capital, $100,000.
Henry Kitfield, of Manchester, President.
Jona. Nichols, of Salem, Cashier. H. Kit-
field, of Manchester, Wm. H. Lovett, David
Crowell, Wm. Larrabee, Samuel Adams 2d,
John A. Greene, Wm. H. Allen, of Beverly,
Wm. B. Fessenden, of Boston, Daniel Emerson,
of North Danvers, Directors.
Discount, Tuesdays and Fridays.
BAY STATE BANK.
Lawrence. Capital, $500,000.
Charles S. Storrow, President. Nathaniel
White, Cashier. Charles S. Storrow, Thomas
C. Smith, Samuel H. Walley, W. M. Kimball,
Abiel Stevens, George L. Davis, D. S. Swan,
Directors.
Discount, Monday.
BEDFOBD COMMERCIAL BANK.
New Bedford. Incor. 181G. Capital,
$600,000.
Edward Mott Robinson, President. Thos.
B. White, Cashier. Matthew Howland,
Thomas S. Hathaway, Thomas Nye, Jr., Wm.
Hathaway, Jr., Edward ]\Iott Robinson,
Charles L. Wood, Wm. C. N. Swift, George
Hussey, Wm. J. Rotch, Frederick Parker,
Directors. Benjamin F. Coombs, Bookkeeper.
Benjamin T. Cummings, Messenger.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
BEVERLY BANK.
Beverly. Incor. 1812. Capital, $125,000.
Samuel Endicott, President. Robert G.
Bennett, Cashier. Ezra Ellingwood, Cotton
Bennet, Abraham Edwards, John Pickett,
Andrew T. Leach, Wm. Endicott, Directors.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
IBLACKSTONE BANK.
UxBRiDGE. Inc. 1825. Capital, $100,000.
P. Whitin, President. E. W. Hayward,
Cashier. Paul Whitin, Joseph Day, J. F.
Southwick, Otis Wilcox, Moses Taft, Israel
Plummer, J. F. Alderman, Samuel Fletcher,
George S. Taft, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
BLACKSTONE RIVER BANK.
Blackstone. Inc. 1854. Capital,
$100,000.
BLUE HILL BANK.
Dorchester. Capital, $150,000.
Asaph Churchill, President. E, J. Bisp-
ham. Cashier. Roswell Gleason, Thomas Liv-
ersidge, Asaph Churchill, Thomas Hollis, Jr.,
Seth D. V/hitney, Otis Wright, Directors.
BRIGHTON BANK.
Brighton. Inc. 1832. Capital, $250,000.
E. Sparhawk, President. Robert N. Wood-
worth, Cashier. Edward Sparhawk, James
Stetson, S. H. Bennett, Cephas Brackett,
Dexter Fay, James Dana, George Livermore,
Samuel Bigelow, David Collins, Nathaniel
Martin, J. W. Hollis, Theo. Matchett, Di-
rectors. B. S. Fisk, Teller. S. A. Capen,
Bookkeeper.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
BRIGHTON MARKET BANK.
Brighton. Capital, $100,000.
Life Baldwin, President. R. E. Graves,
Cashier. L. Baldwin, Charles Heard, Jacob
F. Taylor, Granville Fuller, Hiram Barker,
Geo. H. Brooks, Edmund Rice, Jr., Stephen
Smith, Edward C. Sparhawk, Elias D. Ben-
nett, Charles Spring, Willard H. Giles, Di-
rectors. Joshua Mathews, Clerk.
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BRISTOL COUNTY BANE.
Taunton. Lxcoe. 1833. Capital, $350,000.
Theo. Dean, President. William Muen-
scher, Cashier. W. W. Fairbanks, Francis
S. Monroe, H. W. Church, Edwin Keith. Sal-
mon Washburn, of Taunton ; Theodore Dean,
Raynham ; Cromwell Leonard, Norton ; Ar-
temas Hale, Bridgewater ; H. M. Pool, Easton,
Directors.
BUNKER HILIi BANK.
Chaklestown. Capital, S300,000.
David Devens, President. Thomas Mar-
shall, Cashier. Edward Lawrence, Wm. Ar-
nold, Daniel While, James Adams, George
A. Kettell, Joseph Souther, T. T. Sawyer, T.
M. Cutter, Directors. George E. Lincoln,
Teller. Thomas Chamberlain, Jr., Clerk. A.
J. Carter, Messenger.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
CABOT BANK.
Chicopee. Capital, $150,000.
Jerome Wells, President. H. H. Harris,
Cashier. Jerome Wells, Sylvanus Adams, Kob-
ert E. Bemis, T. W. Carter, Jerome Wells,
John Chase, Sidney Chapin, Directors. J.
Chapin, Clerk.
Discount, daily.
CAMBRIDGE BANK.
Cambridgeport. Capital, $100,000.
Thomas Whittemore, President. ]\Iartin
Lane, Cashier. Robert Douglass, Wi'liam B.
Hovey, Lucius R. Paige, Thomas Whittemore,
Jeremiah AVetherbee, Charles Wood, Edward
Hyde, Directors. George W Livermore, So-
licitor.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
CAMBRIDGE CITY BANK.
Cambridge. Incorporated 1853.
Capital, $100,000.
John Livermore, President. Edward Rich-
ardson, Cashier. John Livermore, S. P. Hey-
wood, Joseph A. Holmes, Eliphalet Davis, H.
M. Chamberlain, George T. Gale, George W.
Whittemore, Directors. B. Litchfield, Jr.,
Messenger.
Discount, Monday.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET BANK.
CAAiBPaDGE. Incorporated 1851.
Capital, 150,000.
George W. Lewis, President. C. W. Kings-
ley, Cashier. George W. Lewis, George
Meacham, Henry Potter, Calvin Dimick, S.
F. Woodbridge, Directors. Warren Sanger,
Messenger.
Discount, Wednesday.
CENTRAL BANK.
Worcester. Incorporated 1829.
Capital, $350,000.
Thomas Kinnicutt, President. G. F. Harts-
horn, Cashier. G. C. Bigelow, Assistant
Cashier. Thomas Kinnicutt, I. Washburn,
Charles G. Prentiss, J. C. Mai-on, Joseph Ma-
son, Alexander H. JJullock, EdwaidH. Hem-
enway, P. L. Moen, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
CHARLES RIVER BANK.
Cambridge. Capital, $100,000.
Charles C. Little, President. J. B. Dana,
Cashier. C. C. Little, William Wairiss, Abel
Willard, Oliver Hastings, Chauncy Smith,
Directors.
Discount, Wednesday.
CHICOPEE BANK.
Springfield. Capital, $300,000.
Philo F. Wilcox, President. B. F. Warner,
Cashier. P. F. Wilcox, H. Fuller, Jr.,
Henry Morris, Geo. Walker, G. O. Bliss,
Elijali W. Bliss, J. D. Brewer, Directors.
CITIZENS' BANK.
Worcester. Incorporated 1836.
Capital, $150,000.
Francis T. Merrick, President. G. A.
Trumbull, Cashier. _ F. T. Merrick, Pliny
Merrick, F. H, Kinnicutt, A. Chase, Edward
Earl, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
CITY BANK.
Lynn. Incor. 1854. Capital, $100,000.
John C. Abbott, President. B. V. French,
Jr., Cashier. J. C. Abbott, Amos P. Tapley,
Thomas P. Richardson, Stephen Oliver, Jr.,
Philip P. Tapley, Otis Johnson, Directors.
CITY BANK.
Worcester. Incorporated 1854.
Capital, $200,000.
George W. Richardson, President. P.
Hammond, Cashier. George W. Richardson,
Henry Chapin, Calvin Foster, George Bo wen,
Lewis Barnard, William B. Fox, Jr., H. N.
Bigelow, Charles Thurber, George M. Rice,
Directors.
Discount, Tuesday.
COMMERCIAL BANK.
Salem, Capital, $200,000.
William Sutton, President. E. H. Pay son.
Cashier. William Sutton, Philip Chase, John
Bertram, W. D. Waters, J. C. Stimpson, Geo.
W. Keene, Michael Shepard, Directors. S.
B. Buttrick, Bookkeeper.
Discount, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
COUNTRY BANKS.
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CONCORD BANK. !
Concord. Capital, $100,000.
Daniel Sliattuck, President. J. M. Che-
ney, Cashier. Nathan Brooks, Nehemiah
Ball, William Monroe, El'jali Hale, John S.
Keyes, Cjrus Warren, Cyrus Stow, George
Hey wood, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
CONWAY BANK.
Conway. Incokpo rated 1854.
Capital, 8100,000.
'Luther Bodman, Jr., President. AVilliam
B. Hale, Cashier. L. Bodman, Jr., James S.
Whitney, Charles Parson*, Austin Rice, Lew-
is Bodman, A. H. Bullens,Jo!^eIJh AUis, Samu-
el W. Hall, E. D. Hamilton, John A. Wins-
low, Directors.
DAN VERS BANK.
Danvers. Capital, Si 50,000.
Eben Sutton, President. G. A. Osborne,
Cashier. Ehen Sutton, Warren M. Jacobs,
Robert S. Daniels, David Daniels, Jonathan
King, E. T. Osborn, Joseph Osgood, Direc-
tors.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
DEDHAM BANK.
Dedham. Capital, $250,000.
J. Stimson, President. L. H. Kingsbury,
Cashier. J. Stimson, Daniel Carpenter, Edw.
M. Richards, Reuben Richards, Luther Met-
calf, Ira Cleveland, Ezra W. Taft, Direc-
tors.
ESSEX BANK.
Haverhill. Capital, Si 00,000.
James Gale, President. William Caldwell,
Cashier. John C. Tilton, Franklin Brickett,
Elias T. Ingalls, James Gale, Geo. Johnson,
Directors.
EXCHANGE BANK.
Salem. Capital, S200,000.
Gideon Tucker, President. J. Chadwick,
Cashier. Gideon Tucker, Tucker Daland, J.
C. Lee,^W. D. Pickman, Benjamin W^heat-
land. Directors. Jos. H. ^Vebb, Bookkeeper.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
PAIRHAVEN BANK.
Fairhaven. Capital, S200,000.
Ezekiel Sawin, President. Reuben Nye,
Cashier. Ezekiel Sawin, Nathan Church,
Lemuel Tripp, Joseph Tripp, W. Delano, F.
R. Whitwell, VVm. P. Jenney, Wilson Pope,
Philemon Fuller, Directors.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
FALL RIVER UNION BANK.
Fall River. Incorporated 1825.
Capital, $350,000.
D. Anthony, President. H. H. Fish, Cash-
ier. David Anthony, Richard Borden, John
S. Cotton, Joseph Marble, Abner Slade, Wil-
liam Munday, Guilford H. Hathaway, Direc-
tors. F. W. Anthony, Teller.
Discount, Monday.
FALMOUTH BANK.
Falmouth. Capital, $100,000.
John Jenkins, President. S. B. Bourne,
Cashier. John Jenkins, O. C. Swift, Thomas
Swift, John Hatch, Jr., Silas Jones, Thomas
Lewis, Jr., Warren N. Bourne, Stephen Da-
vis, Knowles Butier, Directors.
FITCHBURG BANK.
FiTcnBUHG. Incorporated 1832.
Capital, $250,000.
Francis Perkins, President. E. Torrey,
Cashier. Charles J. Billings, Assistant Cash-
ier. J. A. Marshall, Walter Hey wood, Natha-
niel Wood,lvers Phillips, Charles W. Wilder,
Fitchburg; Porter Piper, William A. Nichols,
Leominster; Ephraiai Murdock, Jr., Win-
chendon ; Levi Heywood, Gardner, Direc-
tors.
FRAMINGHAM BANK.
Framingham. Capital, $200,000.
Sullivan Fay, President. Francis Jaques,
Cashier. Sullivan Fay, Moses Edgell, John
Erskine, Jason Hall, I. S. Wheeler, Charles
R, Train, Elias Bullard, James W. Clark, Geo.
Phipps, Loihrop Wight, J. B, Wolcott, Direc-
tors.
Discount, Monday.
FRANKLIN COUNTY BANK.
Greenfield. Incorporated 1848.
Capital, $200,000.
Henry W. Cushman, President. Edwin
Maynard, Cashier. Henry W. Cushman,
Wendell T. Davis, William Keith, Almon
Brainard, Quintus Allen, Ebenezer Maynard,
Joel Fay, John S. Ward, William B. Wash-
burn, Ira Abercrombie, Diiectors.
Discount, every day.
GLOUCESTER BANK.
Gloucester. Capital, $300,000.
Isaac Somes, President. J. J. Babson,
Cashier. Isaac Somes, John W. Low, Frede-
rick G. Low, Samuel Stevens, B. K. Hough,
Jr., Epes W. Merchant, Edward Babson, Di-
rectors.
Discount, Tuesday.
GRAFTON BANK.
Grafton. Incorporated 1854.
Capital, $100,000.
John W. Slocomb, President. J. W. Slo-
comb, E. B. Bigelow, Jona. D. Wheeler, Eras-
lus Fisher, C. W. Forbush, Alhed Moise,
Jona. R. Putnam, Directors.
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GRAND BANK.
Marblehead. Capital, $100,000.
Knott Martin, 2d_, President. J. P. Turner,
Cashier. K. Martin, 2d, Edmund Kimball,
Abel Gardner, Francis Freeto, Henry F. Pit-
man, George Wilson, Ebenezer B. Phillips,
William T. Haskill, Directors.
Discount, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
GREENFIELD BANK.
Greenfield. Capital, S 200,000.
Henry W. Clapp, President. Franklin
Ripley, Cashier. George Ripley, Assistant
Cashier. Henry W. Clapp, Isaac Abercrom-
bie, George T. Davis, Lucius Nims, Asa Steb-
bins, Directors.
HADLEY PALLS BANK.
HoLYOKE. Capital, $200,000.
Rufus D. Woods, President. Charles W-
Ranlet, Cashier. William Melcher, Cyrus
Frink, Abel D. Chapin, Chester Crafts, Whi-
ting Street, Alfred White, G. C. Lyman, Gil-
bert A. Smith, Directors.
HAMPSHIRE MANUP. BANK.
Ware. Capital, $250,000.
O. Sage, President. William Hyde, Cash-
ier. 0. Sage, S. Mixter, William Mixter, Ezra
Cary, John Ward, John Warner, Joel Rice,
Joseph Hartwell, W. S. Breckenridge, Nathan
Richardson, Directors.
HAMPDEN BANK.
Westfiele. Capital, $150,000.
E. B. Gillett, President. R. Weller, Cash-
ier. A. Post, Samuel Dow, A. B. Whitman,
E. G. Talmadge, Alvan Fowler, Hiram Hull,
E. B. Gillett, John Smith, James Noble, 2d,
Thomas Kniel, William O. Fletcher, Direc-
tors.
HAVERHILL BANK.
Haverhill. Capital, $150,000.
John A. Appleton, President. James E.
Gale, Cashier. John A. Appleton, Humph-
rey Hoyt, Charles Hazeltine, John J. Marsh,
William N. Kimball, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
HINGHAM BANK.
HiNGHAM. Capital, $l'iO,000.
N. Richards, President. John O. Lovett,
Cashier. Luther J. Barnes, Royal Whiton,
David Lincoln, Ebenezer Gay, Thomas Loud,
George Lincoln, R. T. P. Fiske, Rufus Lane,
Jr., Directors.
Discount, Monday.
HOLLISTON BANK.
HoLLisTOx. Incorporated 1854.
Capital, $100,000.
William Batchelder, President. R. F.
Brewer, Cashier.
HOLYOKE BANK.
Northampton. Capital, $200,000.
John Clarke, President. Thomas Green,
Cashier. John Clarke, O, Edwards, Samuel
Williston, George Allen, A. Smith, Joel Hay-
den, L. Sweetser, C. Delano, Silas M. Smith,
Directors.
IHOPKINTON BANK.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $100,000.
Lee Claflin, President. James S. Tileston,
Cashier. Lee Claflin, Erastus Thompson,
Milton H. Sanford, L. H. Bowker, S.' Boyd,
A. Kimball, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
HOUSATONIC BANK.
Stockbridge. Capital, $150,000.
Charles M. Owen, President. D. R. Wil-
liams, Cashier. Charles M. Owen, Horatio
Byington, William Whitney, Thomas Cone,
Jeth Seymour, Directors. ■
Discount, Thursday.
JOHN HANCOCK BANK.
Springfield. Capital, $150,000.
James M. Thompson, President. Edmund
D. Chapin, Cashier. James M. Thompson,
Edward Ingersoll, Solomon Hatch, W. H.
Bowdoin,PHny Cad well, George Ashmun, Eli-
sha Gunn, Jr., Directors. John P. Wilcox,
Clerk.
Discount, daily.
LAIGHTON BANK.
Lynn. Capital, $200,000.
F. S. Newhall, President. E. W. Mudge,
Cashier. F. S. Newhall, Henry Newhall,
James N. BufTum, Ezra Baker, T. P. Richard-
son, Joseph B. Lamper, Charles Porter, Di-
rectors.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
LANCASTER BANK.
Lancaster. Capital, $200,000.
Jacob Fisher, President. C. T. Symmes,
Cashier. Jacob Fisher, J. G. Thurston,
Amory Holman, Anthony Lane, Sidney Har-
ris, J. S. Buttrick, Llenry Swift, Directors.
Discount, IMonday.
LECHMERE BANK.
Cambridge. Incorporated 1853.
Capital, $100,000.
Lewis Hall, President. John Savage, Jr.,
Cashier. Lewis Hall, Amory Houghton,
Thomas Dana, Samuel Slocomb, K. S. Chaffee,
Francis Draper, A. C. Sanborn, Directors.
LEE BANK.
Lee. Capital, $200,000.
Leonard Church, President. Edward A.
Bliss, Cashier. Leonard Church, S. A. Hul-
COUNTRY BANK
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bert, William Taylor, Thomas Sedgwick, Har-
rison Garfield, Miner Chafee, Directors.
Discount, daily.
^LEICESTER BANK.
Leicester. Capital, $200,000.
Cheney Hatch, President. D. E. Merriam,
Cashier. Cheney Hatch, J. Woodcock, John
A. Smith, Hiram Knight, Josiah Green, Ho-
race Knight, Dwight Biscoe, Charles Barnes,
Josephus Woodcock, Directors.
LOWELL BANK.
Lowell. Incorporated 1828.
Capital, $200,000.
Nathaniel Wright, President. J. L. Ord-
way, Cashier. C. M. Williams, Clerk. Joshua
Bennett, G. H. Carleton, John O. Green, Ste-
phen Cushing, Cyril French, James G. Car-
ney, Nathaniel Wright, Hapgood Wright,
Daniel Cushing, Directors.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
LYNN MECHANICS' BANK.
Lynn. Capital, $200,000.
Isaiah Breed, President. William Bassett,
Cashier. Isaiah Breed, Micajah C. Pratt,
John Lovejoy, Nathan Breed, Joseph N.
Saunderson, Nathan D. Chase, Samuel Boyce,
John B. Alley, Wm. S. Boyce, Directors.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
MACHINISTS' BANK.
Taunton. Inc. 1847. Capital, $200,000.
William Mason, President. C. K. Vickery,
Cashier. William ^lason, A. J. Barker, Ar-
temas Briggs, Nathaniel Morton, Horatio
Pratt, Willard Lovering, Horace Lewis, of
Taunton, Directors.
Discount every day.
MAHAIWE BANK.
Great Barrington. Capital, $200,000.
Wilber Curtis, President. Wm. Bostwick,
Cashier. Edward P. Woodworth, Increase
Sumner, Gilbert Munson, John L. Dodge,
Chester Goodale, Noah Gibson, Directors.
Discount, Tuesday.
MALDEN BANK.
Malden. Inc. 1851. Capital, $100,000.
John G. Webster, President. Charles Mer-
rill, Cashier. Elisha S. Converse, Henry S.
Downs, Franklin L. Fay, Thomas Wait, Jr.,
John G. Webster, George Emerson, O. H.
Underbill, Directors.
Discount, Thursday.
MAHBLEHEAD BANK.
Marblehead. Capital, $120,000.
John Hooper, President. Samuel S. Tref-
frey. Cashier. John Hooper, H. G. Gray, W.
Hammond, Samuel Dana, John Wooldredge,
Geo. Knight, Benj. Lindsey, Directors.
MARINE BANK.
New Bedford. Inc. March 3, 1832.
Capital, $500,000.
Joseph Grinnell, President. John P. Bar-
ker, Cashier. Joseph Grinnell, Wm. C. Ta-
ber, James Howland, Edward C. Jones, Lem-
uel Kollock, Ward M. Parker, Edward W.
Howland, William Gilford, Ephraim Kemp-
ton, Directors. Harrison G. Lowell, Teller.
George B. Hathaway, Wm. A. Church, Book-
keepers.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
MASSASOIT BANK.
Fall Eiver. Incorporated 1846.
Capital, $200,000.
Israel Buffinton President. Leander Bor-
den, Cashier. Oliver S. Hawes, Iram
Smith, Azariah Shove, Israel Buffinton, Alden
Hathaway, Jr., Hiram Bliss, Chas. B. Stickney,
Direvtors.
Discount, Wednesday.
MATTAPAN BANK.
Dorchester. Capital, $100,000.
Edward King, President. Wm. B. Brooks,
Cashier. Edward King, Benjamin Cushing,
Alex. Pope, Charles Curruth, M. Field Fowl-
er, Directors.
MECHANICS' BANK.
Newburyport. Capital, $400,000.
Moses Davenport, President. J. Andrews,
Cashier. Moses Davenport, Robert Bayley,
C. J. Brockway, Josiah Little, B. B. Titcomb,
E. S. INIoseley, Eben F. Stone, Directors. Geo.
W. Hill, Bookkeeper.
Discount, Monday.
MECHANICS' BANK.
New Bedford. Incorporated 1831.
Capital, $400,000.
Thomas Mandell, President. J. Congdon,
Cashier. John R. Thornton, Jireh Swift, Jr.,
Edmund Taber, Edmund Gardner, Thomas
Mandell, Joseph R. Shiverick, Pardon Tilling-
hast, James H. Collins, Wm. Watkins, Direct-
ors. Eliphalet W. Hervey, Bookkeeper. G.
W. Tuck well. Messenger.
Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.
MECHANICS' BANK.
Worcester. Incorporated 1848.
Capital, $350,000.
Alexander DeWitt, President. S. Berry,
Cashier. A. DeWitt, H. Gouldintr, W. T.
Merrifield, F. H. Dewey, William ^M. Bick-
ford, Charles Washburn, E. H. Bowen, H.
BHss, Directors. I. M. Barker, Teller.
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MERCANTILE BANK.
Salem. Capital, S200,000.
John Dwyer, President. J. riardy Phippen,
Cashier. L. Tdorndike, Oliver Thayer, Aaron
Perkins, John Huse, Daniel R. Bowker,
William F. Nichols, Directors. John I. Hutch-
inson, Bool'l'eeper.
Discount, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
MEHGHANTS' BANK.
New Bedford. Incorporated 1852.
Capital, $600,000.
Charles R. Tucker, President. James B.
Congdon, Cashier. Job Eddy, Abraham Bar-
ker, Dtvid R. Greene, Gideon Allen, Edward
L. Baker, Charles R. Tucker, Dennis \Yood,
Andrew Hicks, Jonathan Bourne, Jr., Wm. P.
Howland, Directors. Pelej? C. Howland, Tel-
ler. F. A. Wdshburn, Bookkeeper. Benj.
Tucker, Messenger.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
MERCHANTS' BANK.
Salem. Capital, $200,000.
B. H. Siisbee, President. N. B. Perkins,
Cashier. B. H. Silsbee, James Upton, J. W.
Peele, W. P. Pnillips, Benjamin Webb, Di-
rectors. Wra. H. Vybipple, Bookkeeper.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
MERCHANTS' BANK.
Lowell. Incorporated 1854.
Capital, $100,000.
Harlin Pillsbury, President. Eliphalet Hills,
Cashier. I. W. Beard, Asa Hildreth, John
F. KimbiU, Thomas Nesmith, Royal South-
wick, Jonathan Tyler, Edward Tuck, W. W.
Wyman, Albert Wheeler, C. G. Weaver, Di-
rectors.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
MERCHANTS' BANK.
Newburyport. Capital, $210,000.
Micajah Lunt, President. Gyles P. Stone,
Cashier. Henry Johnson, Eben Stone, Wm.
Graves, J. J. Knapp, Micajah Lunt, Nath'l
Hills, Isaac H. Boardman, Directors. P. K.
Hills, Bookkeeper.
Discount, Monday.
MERRIMAC BANK.
Haverhill. Capital, $180,000.
Rufus Longley, President. E. A. Porter,
Cashier. Rufus Longley, Thomas Newcomb,
Samuel C. Sawyer, George Appleton, J. H.
Farnsworth, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
METACOMET BANK.
Fall River. Incorporated 1853.
Capital, $600,000.
Jefferson Borden, President. Azarinh S.
Tnpp, Cashier. Jefferson Borden, Danii-l
Brown, William Marvel, William Carr, Wm.
Lindsfy, Thomas J. Borden, Joseph Crandall,
Philip D. Borden, Nathan Durfee, Leander
Borden, Directors. George B. Durfee, Teller.
Discount days, Monday and Tnursday.
MILPORD BANK.
MiLFORD. Inc. 1849. Capital, $200,000.
A C. Mavhew, President. Rufus Brewer,
Cashier. Benjamin Davenport, A. C. May-
hew, O. Underwood, W. A. Hayward, S.
Sumner, William Knowlton, Wm. A. Phipps,
Directors.
Discount, Monday.
MILLBURY BANK.
MiLLBURV. Capital, $75,000.
S. Farnsworth, President. D. Atwood, Cash.
S. Farnsworth, Jonathan AVarren, Simon
Dudley, Jonathan A. Pope, Asa Woodbury,
Directors.
Discount, Tuesday.
MILLER'S RIVER BANK.
Athol. Inc. 1854. Capital, $100,000.
John Boyjiton, President M. E. Ainsworth,
Cashier. Isaac Stevens, Charles C. Bassett,
Lewis Thoi'j), L. W. Hapgood, N. Richardson,
Athol ; Jos. Raymond, Royalston ; Seth Hap,
good, Petersham ; Jona. Bowker, Templeton ;
George T. Davis, Dana ; A. K. Smith, Ne\v
Salem ; Davis Goddard, Orange, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
MONSON BANK.
MoNSON. Inc. 1854. Capital, $150,000-
William N. Flynt, President. Jonathan R.
Flynt, Cashier. William JST. Flynt, Horatio
Lyon, J. L. Reynolds, I. B. Merrick, C. W.
Holmes, J. W. Foster, Warren Fuller, Di-
rectors.
Discount, Monday.
MONUMENT BANK.
Charlestown. Incorporated 1854,
Capital, $15J,000.
James Dana, President. George L. Foote,
Cashier. Peter Hubbell, James Lee, Jr.,
Charles O. Curtis, James H. Conant, George
W. Wtiite, Andrew Sawtell, Directors.
MOUNT WALLISTON BANK.
QuiNCY. Capital, $100,000.
Charles Francis Adams, President. Louis
Congdon, Cashier. Charles Francis Adams,
Lewis Bass, Aiva Morrison, Clifc Rodgers,
Joseph W. Robertson, J. B. Whitcher, Bry-
ant B. Newcomb, Israel W. Munroe, Francis
M. Johnson, Directors.
Discount, Tuesday.
NAUMKEAG BANK.
Salem. Capital, $500,000.
David Pingree, President. Jos. H. Towne,
Cashier. David Piugree, Henry Cook, B. W.
COUNTRY BANKS,
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Stone, Jonas Warren, B. P. Chamberlain, W.
B. Parker, N. Weston, Directors. George B.
Emerson, Bookkeeper.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
NEPONSET BANK.
Canton. Capital, $150,000.
Charles H. French, President. Francis W.
Deane, Cashier. C. H. French, Samuel Ca-
pen, George Downes, Leonard Hodges, Na-
thaniel Dunbar, J. Swan, Virgil J. Messinger,
Directors.
NEWTON BANK.
Newton. Capital, S150,000.
William Jackson, President. Daniel Kings-
ley, Cashier. Joseph N. Bacon, Edward J.
Collins, George Hyde, Wm. Jackson, Newton^;
Levi Thaxter, Watertown ; Edward Walcott,
Natick; Henry B. Williams, Boston, Directors.
B. F. Bacon, Messenger.
Discount, Thursday.
NORTHAMPTON BANK.
Northampton. Capital, $200,000.
E. Williams, President. Charles White,
Cashier. E. Williams, Lewis Strong, Benj.
Barrett, E. Hopkins, W. Hillyer, Charles P.
Huntington, E. Mitchell, Henry Bright, Elea-
zcr Porter, Directors.
NORTHBOROUGH BANK.
NORTHBOROUGH. INCORPORATED 1854.
Capital, $100,000.
NORTH BRIDGEWATER BANK.
North Bridge water. Inc. 1854.
Capital, $100,000.
Martin Wales, President. Rufus P. King-
man, Cashier. Martin Wales, Ebenezer
Tucker, Benj. Kingman, Chandler Sprague,
William F. Brett, Frederick Howard, Pardon
Copelaad, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
OCEAN BANK.
Newburyport. Capital, $100,000.
William Stone, President. Jacob Stone,
Cashier. William Stone, Jeremiah Colman,
John Balch, Rufus Smith, Nathaniel Noyes,
James Blood, Enoch S. Williams, Directors.
G. F. P. Stone, Bookkeeper.
Discount, Monday.
OLD COLONS' BANK.
Plymouth. Capital, $150,000.
Schuyler Sampson, President. George G.
Dyer, Cashier. S. Sampson, William Nelson,
Josiah Bobbins, Jacob H. Loud, Leander
Lovell, Directors.
Discount, Tuesday,
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OXFORD BANK.
Oxford. Inc. 1823. Capital, $100,000.
John Jewett, President. A. G. Underwood,
Cashier. John Jewett, Emory Sanford, Cbas.
A. Angell, William A. Wheelock, Samuel C.
Paine, Hawelin Towne, Lament B. Corbin,
Davie B. Kingsbury, Franklin M. Farnum,
Directors.
Discount, Monday.
PACIFIC BANK.
Nantucket. Inc. 1812. Capital, $200,000.
John W. Barrett, Pres. William Mitchell,
Cash. Francis M. Mitchell, Assistant Cash.
John W. Barrett, Paul West, Henry T. De-
f riez, Matthew Crosby, George Cobb, Timothy
W. Calder, Edward Field, Elisha P. Fearing,
Ebenezer Coleman, Directors.
PEMBERTON BANK.
Laavrence. Incorporated 1854.
Capital, $100,000.
Levi Sprague, President. Geo. G. Wooel-
ward. Cashier. Levi Sprague, George D.
Cabot, Dana Sargent, Charles Smith, Joseph
Norris, Oliver Bryant, of Lawrence ; William
North, Lowell ; George Hodges, Andover, Di-
rectors.
PEOPLE'S BANK.
RoxBURY. Capital, $150,000.
Samuel Guild, President. B. Stone, Cash-
ier. Elijah Lewis, Aaron D. Williams, Sam-
uel Guild, Chester Guild, J. W. Tucker, B.
F. Campbell, James Guild, Directors. George
Gregerson, Messenger.
Discount, Tuesday afternoon.
PITTSPIELD BANK.
PiTTSFiELD. Incorporated 1853.
Capital, $300,000.
D. Carson, President. J. D. Adams, Cash-
ier. David Carson, John V. Barker, G. C.
Burnap, Theodore Pomeroy, Henry Stearns,
Thomas Colt, George W. Platner, Directors.
Discount, Tuesday.
PLYIYEOUTH BANK.
Plymouth. Capital, $150,000.
Isaac L. Hedge, President. I. N. Stoddard,
Cashier. Isaac L. Hedge, Timothy Gordon,
John Gooding, Allen Danforth, Anthony
Morse, Jason Hart, William T. Davis, Direc-
tors.
Discount, Friday.
POWOW RIVER BANK.
Salisbury. Capital, $100,000.
Robert Patten, President. J. B. Webster,
Cashier. Robert Patten, Timothy P. Morrill,
John Kimball, Daniel Webster, Thomas J.
Clark, David L. Dearborn, Joshua Colby, Di-
rectors. Charles R. Littlefield, Bookkeeper.
Discount, Monday.
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PRESCOTT BANK.
Lowell. Incok. 1850. Capital, S200,000.
Joel Adams, President. A. S. Tyler, Cash-
ier. Samuel Burbank, Charles B. Coburn,
Daniel S. Richardson, Artemas L. Brooks,
James H. Rand, Elijah M. Reed, Joshua Con-
verse, Joel Adams, J. L. Cheney, J. A. Bra-
brook, James Dinsmore, Directors. A. C.
Blanchard, Cleric.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
PROVINOETOWN BANK.
Pkovincetown. Ixcokporated 1854.
Capital, ^100,000.
Nathan Freeman, 2d, President. Elijah
Smith, Cashier. Nathan Freeman, 2d, Dan-
iel Small, Enos Nickerson, Nathaniel Holmes,
Henry Cook, E. S. Smith, Isaiah Gifibrd,
Joshua E. Bowley, Joseph P. Johnson, Direc-
tors.
PYNCHON BANK.
Springfield. Incorporated 1853.
Capital, S150,000.
H. N. Case, President. H. Alexander, Jr.,
Cashier. H. N. Case, Willis Phelps, Homer
Foot, E. W. Bond, J. C. Pynchon, James
Kirkham, William Stowe, Samuel Boles, B.
K. Bliss, Director^. William Holmes, Teller.
QUINCY STONE BANK.
QuiNCY. Capital, $100,000,
Josiah Brigham, President. John C. Ran-
dall, Cashier. Josiah Brigham, Lemuel Brack-
ett, Adam Curtis, N. White, J. Newcomb, D.
Baxter, A. Randall, O. T. Rogers, C. Marsh,
Edward Potter, James Torrey, Apollos Ran-
dall, Directors.
Discount, Thursday.
QUINSIGAMOND BANK.
Worcester. Incorporated 1833.
Capital, ^250,000.
Isaac Davis, President. I. S. Farnum,
Cashier. William Dickinson, Isaac Davis, B.
L. Hardon, S. H. Colton, E. B. Stoddard, Jo-
seph Walker, Richard Ball, Charles L. Put-
nam, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
KAILROAD BANK.
Lowell. Inc. 1831. Capital, |5G00,000.
S. W. Stickney, President. John F. Ro-
gers, Cashier. S. W. Stickney, Homer Bart-
lett, William A. Burke, Linus Child, David
Dana, Charles Ilovey, Sewall G. Mack, Geo.
Motley, John Wright, Directors. Charles C.
Hutchinson, Clerl.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
RANDOLPH BANK.
Randolph. Capital, $150,000.
Royal Turner, President. Seth Turner,
Cashier. R. Turner, Horatio B. Alden, Eb-
enezer Alden, David Cobb, Joshua Spear, Jr.,
Abiel Howard, David Burreli, John Adams,
Atherton Wales, Directors.
ROCKLAND BANK.
RoxBURY. Incorporated 1853.
Capital, $150,000.
Samuel Walker, President. Samuel Little,
Cashier. Samuel Walker, Nahum Ward,
Thomas Adams, Calvin B. Faunce, George
Packer, Joseph Dorr, F. M. Weld, W. A.
Humphrey, Stephen P. Fuller, Nathan Mes-
singer, Directors.
ROOKPORT BANK.
RocKPORT. Capital, $100,000.
Ezra Fames, President. Jabez R. Gott,
Cashier. Ezra Fames, David Babson, John
Preston, Eleazer Boynton, George Gott, Jr.,
of Rockport; N. Boynton, of Boston; and
W. P. Dolliver, of Gloucester, Directors.
ROLLSTONE BANK.
Fitcheurg. Incorporated 1849.
Capital, $250,000.
Moses Wood, President. L. H. Bradford,
Cashier. Moses Wood, C. Marshall, Benja-
min Snow, Jr., Moses M. Gage, Leonard Day,
of Fitchburg ; Charles Winchester, Ashburn-
ham ; E. H. Nichols, Leominster ; Daniel
Putnam, Lunenburg; William Bennett, Jr.,
Hubbardston ; Elisha Murdock, Winchendon ;
Albert Crocker, Fitchburg ; John K. Going,
Shirley, Directors. H. A. Willis, Teller.
SALEM BANK.
Salem. Capital, $250,000.
George Peabody, President. C. M. Endi-
cott. Cashier. George Peabody, A. Perry,
Samuel B. Walcott, Francis Peabody, N. J.
Lord, Directors. George D. Phippen, Book-
keeper.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
SOUTHBRIDGE BANK.
SOUTIIBRIDGE. CAPITAL, $150,000.
J, Edwards, Jr., President. S. M. Lane,
Cashier. Jacob Edwards, Jr., William Healy,
S. A. Drake, C. A. Paige, Manning Leonard,
S. P. Irwin, Darius Putney, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
SOUTH READING BANK.
South Reading. Incorporated 1854.
Capital, $100,000.
Thomas Emerson, President. Lilley Eaton,
Cashier. Thomas Emerson, Lucius Beebe,
George O. Carpenter, Samuel Gardner, Jr.,
Edward INIansfield, Cyrus Wakefield, Direc-
tors.
Discount, Tuesday.
COUNTRY BANKS,
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SPIOKET FALLS BANK.
Methuen. Inc. 1853. Capital, $100,000.
Joseph W. Carleton, President. George
Foot, Cashier. Joseph W. Carleton, Josiah
G. White, Josiah Dearborn, Kimball C. Glea-
son, John Davis, True W. White, G. W. Coch-
rane, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
SPRINGFIELD BANK.
Springfield. Capital, ^300,000.
Benj. Day, President. Lewis Warriner,
Cashier. Josiah Hooker, Edward A. Morris,
George Dwight, Williana Gunn, Lewis Gor-
ham, Henry Brewer, Jr., Directors. William
C. Robinson, 7'eller. Edward C. Robinson,
Clerk.
TAUNTON BANK.
Taunton. Inc. 1812. Capital, $350,000.
Lovett Morse, President. C. J. H. Bassett,
Cashier. Ellis Hall, Allen Presbry, Lovett
Morse, Philip E. Hill, Charles L. Babbitt,
George M. Woodward, Thompson Newbury,
William R. Davenport, Henry G. Reed, Di-
rectors.
Discount, every day.
TOWNSEND BANK.
TowNSEND, Inc. 1854. Capital, $100,000.
J. M. HoUingsworth, President. Walter
Fessenden, Daniel Adams, Samuel Adams, C.
B. Barrett, Nelson Howe, E. C. Bailey,
Stephen Wyman, Luther Tarbell, Directors.
TRADESMAN'S BANK.
Chelsea. Inc. 1850. Capital, S150,00G.
Isaac Stebbins, President. "William R.
Pearmain, Cashier. Isaac Stebbins, Henry
Slade, A. R. Campbell, Zena3 Snow, James
Hardin, L. HoUingsworth, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
UNION BANK.
Havekill. Capital, $100,000.
George Cogswell, President. James Noyes,
Cashier. George Cogswell, Jonathan Crow-
ell, Daniel F. Fitts, Moses How, Sam'l Chase,
George Carleton, Jr., Directors.
Discount, Monday.
UNION BANK OF WEYMOUTH AND
BRAINTREE.
Weymouth. Capital, $150,000.
Benjamin King, President. John W. Loud,
Cashier. Benj. King, Albert Humphrey, E.
L. White, L. Humphrey, M. Tirrell, James
Jones, Samuel Veazie, G. Burrell, J. Loud,
Jr., Directors.
VILLAGE BANK.
North Danvers. Capital, $200,000.
Moses Putnam, President. Wm. L. Weston,
Cashier. Moses Putnam, Moses Black, Daniel
Richards, Aaron Putnam, Joseph S. Black,
Edwin Mudge, of Dan vers ; Francis P. Mer-
riam, of Middleton ; John AVright, of Tops-
field ; John A. Putnam, of Wenham, Direc-
tors.
Discount, Iilonday and Thursday.
VINEYARD BANK.
Edgartown. Incor. 1854.
Capital, $100,000.
WALTHAM BANK.
Waltham. Capital, $200,000.
Charles Bemis, President. D. A. Kimball,
Cashier. Charles Bemis, W. A. Adams,
Thomas R. Plympton, Horace Heard, Jonas
H. Priest, Horatio Moore, Josiah Beard,
Thomas Page, John M. Wright, Directors.
Discount, Monday.
WAMESIT BANK.
Lowell. Inc. 1853. Capital, $150,000-
Horace Howard, President. John H. But-
trick, Cashier. Horace Howard, Sidney
Spalding, Ignatius Tyler, Charles H. Wilder,
Abiel Rolfe, Abram French, Henry C. Howe,
Samuel Horn, Alpheus R. Brown, Directors.
Discount, Tuesday and Friday.
WAREHAM BANK.^
Waeeham. Capital, $100,000.
Joshua B. Tobey, President. Thomas R.
Miles, Cashier. Jesse Murdock, William Sa-
very, Peter Mackie, Isaac Pratt, Jr., Joshua
B. Tobey, Directors.
WARREN BANK.
Danvers. Capital, $200,000.
Lewis Allen, President. Francis Baker,
Cashier. Lewis Allen, Kendall Osborn, Hen-
ry Poor, Sylvester Osborn, Gilbert Tapley,
Benjamin Wheeler, Levi Preston, Franklin
Osborn, George Osborne, Elijah W. Upton,
Francis Dane, George J. Tenny, Directors.
Discount, Monday and Thursday.
WESTERN BANK.
Springfield. Capital, $250,000.
Caleb Rice, President. James L. Warriner,
Cashier. C. Rice, E. Freeman, E. Trask,
Wlson Eddy, William Rice, W. C. Sturte-
vant, S. S. Day, William Birnie, C. L. Covell,
Directors. Henry Blasdale, Teller. J. F.
Hartwell, Assistant Teller.
Discount, daily.
WESTFIELD BANK.
Westfield. Capital, $150,000.
William G. Bates, President. H. Hooker,
Cashier. Hiram Harrison, Caleb Alden, J.
R. Rand, George H. Moseley, A. G. Chad wick,
Benj. Little, Samuel Fowler, Cutler Laflin, S.
Gillett, Directors.
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WOBURN BANK.
WoBUBN. Inc. 1853. Capital, $100,000.
Abijah Thompson, President. E. J. Jenks,
Cashier. John VVade, Charles Choate, Bo-
wen Buckman, J. B. Winn, B. F. Tliompson,
Stephen Dow, John Cummings, Jr., John
Flanders, Moses F. Winn, Charles Bond, Di-
rectors.
Discount, Monday,
WORCESTER BANK.
WORCESTEK. InCOKPORATED 1804.
Capital, S300,000.
Stephen Salisbury, President. Wm. Cross,
Cashier. C. B. Whitmg, Assistant Cashier.
S. Salisbury, Levi Lincoln, George T. Rice,
Eejoice IJewton, B. F. Ileywood, Emory
Washburn, Henry S. Washburn, Directors. C.
M. Bent, Bookkeeper.
WORCESTER COUNTY BANK.
Blackstoxe. Capital, $100,000.
Henry S. Mansfield, President. M. Farnum,
2d, Cashier. PI. S. Mansfield, Welcome Far-
num, Alex. Ballou, Aaron Burdon, Alvin Cook,
J. F. Comstock, Joseph Tucker, E. W. Bur-
rows, E. S. Hall, Laban Bates, P. P. Todd, M,
M. Nelson, Directors.
Discount, Wednesday.
WRENTHAM BANK.
Wrentham. Capital, $150,000.
D. A. Cook, President. Calvin Fisher, Jr.,
Cashier. D. A. Cook, T. Clark, H. C. Fisher,
Hiram B. Fisher, Jason H. Archer, Directors.
SAVINGS BANKS.
The number of Institutions for Savings in Massachusetts on the 1st January, 1854,
was sixty-one, and at the session of the Legislature in 1854, there were chartered sixteen
more, eleven of which were Five Cents Savings Banks.
These Five Cents Savings Banks were the first ever chartered in Massachusetts. They
are located in Charlestown, Danvers, East Cambridge, Lowell, Newburyport, Springfield,
Woburn, Worcester, and three of them in Boston. All are in operation except the
" South End," in Boston.
The Report of the Secretary of State gives the following view of the condition of the
Savings Institutions on the 26th August, 1854.
AGGREGATE OF SEVENTt-THREE SAVINGS BANKS.
Number of Depositors, 136,654; Amount of Deposits, $25,936,857,63; Invested in
Public Funds, $745,954.64 ; Loans on Public Funds, $6,500.00 ; Bank Stock, $6,054,-
197.54; Loans on Bank Stock, $992,109.66; Deposits in Banks bearing interest, $588,-
152.17 ; Railroad Stocks, $130,621.25 ; Loans on Railroad Stock, $256,268.00 ; In-
vested in Real Estate, $164,667.49 ; Loans on Mortgage of Real Estate, $8,519,828.67 ;
Loans to County or Town, $2,331,401.26; Loans on Personal Security, $6,498,948.58;
Cash on hand, $276,931.78 ; Rate of Ordinary Dividend for last year, 4 4-100 per cent. ;
Amount of Ordinary Dividend for last year, $999,877.33; Average Annual per cent,
of Dividends of last five years, 7 23-100 per cent. ; Annual Expenses of the Institu-
tions, $63,470.85.
The number of depositors and amount of deposits in each bank, according to the same
report, are given below in connection with the officers.
Abington Savings Bank. Barnstable Institution for Savings.
Incorporated 1853. Ezekiel Thaxter, Pres.;
J. N. Farrar, Treas. Depositors, 143; De-
posits, $18,457.87.
Amherst Savings Bank.
Amherst. — Incorporated 1854. Ithamar
Conkey, John S. Adams, and Wm. Kellogg,
Jr., Incorporators.
Andover Savings Bank.
South Andover. — Incor. April 2d, 1834.
Samuel Gray, Pres.; John Flint, Sec. and
Treas. Depositors, 1,018; Deposits, $228,-
806.00.
Eben. Bacon, Pres. ; John Munroe, Treas.
Depositors, 1,163 ; Deposits, $273,590.80.
Berkshire County Savings Bank.
Pittsfield.— Incorporated Feb., 1846. Thos.
F. Plunkett, Pres. : Thomas A. Golds, Sec. ;
James Warriner, Treas. Depositors, 531 ;
Deposits, $94,726.67.
Blackstone Savings Bank.
Blackstone. — Incorporated
, Pres. ;
159; Deposits, $22,261.72,
, Sec. Depositors,
SAVINGS BANKS
149
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank.
No. 32 School Street. Paul Adams, Pre.s\;
Alonzo H. Evans, Treax.; Curtis C. Nichols,
Sec. Depositors, 4,0G8; Deposits, $121,143.43.
Bristol County Savings Bank.
Taunton, went into operation 1846. Silas
Shepard, Pres.; Geo. B. Atwood, Treas.
Depositors, 1,644; Deposits, $337,094.77.
Cambridge Institution for Savings.
Charles C. Little, Pres. ; J. B. Dana, Treas. :
L. Thurston, Sec. Depositors, 1,149 ; Deposits,
S199,761.07.
Cambridgeport Savings Bank.
Incorporated 1853. T. B. Bigelow, Pres. ;
Martin Lane, Treas.; Geo. W. Livermore,
Sec. Depositors, 200 ; Deposits, $24,132.76.
Canton Institution for Savings.
Charles H. French, Pres.; Francis W.
Dean, Sec. and Treas. Depositors, 346 ; De-
posits, $52,296.15,
Cape Ann Savings Bank.
Gloucester. — John W. Lowe, Pres. ; Al-
fred Presson, Treas. Depositors, 403 ; De-
posits, $44,682.42.
Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank.
P. J. Stone, Pres. ; Amos Stone, Treas. ;
Duncan Bradford, Sec. Depositors, 213;
Deposits, $1,869.43.
Chelsea Savings Bank,
Chelsea. — Incor. 1854. Francis B. Fay,
Pres. ; Frank 13. Fay, Sec. ; Sam'l Bassett, Jr.,
Treas. Depositors, 287 ; Deposits, $2,736.36.
Chicopee Savings Bank.
Chicopee. — Incorporated 1845. Jerome
Wells, Pres. ; James Lyman, Sec. ; Henry H.
Harris, Treas.
City Institution for Savings.
Lowell. — Incorporated 1848. Daniel C.
Eddy, Pres. ; John A. Buttrick, Treas. De-
positors, 3,380; Deposits, $779,795.80,
Clintqn Savings Bank.
Depositors, 153 ; Deposits, $17,447.28.
CoHAssET Savings Bank.
Abraham H. Tower, Pres. ; Levi N. Bates,
Treas. Depositors, 295 ; Deposits, $62,608,92,
Danvers Savings Bank.
Incorporated March, 1850. Gilbert Tap-
ley, Pres. ; W. L. Weston, Sec. and Treas.
Depositors, 933; Deposits, $146,486.71,
Dedham Institution for Savings.
Ebenezer Burgess, Pres.; George Ellis,
Sec. and Treas. Depositors, 2,324 ; Deposits,
$470,062.56.
Dorchester Savings Bank.
Incorporated 1853, William Richardson,
Pres. ; Charles Howe, Treas. Depositors, 223 ;
Deposits. $26,238.14.
East Boston Savings Bank.
Winthrop Block, Maverick square, East
Boston. Samuel Hall, Pres.; Ebenezer At-
kins, Vice Pres. ; Albert Bowker, Sec. and
Treas. Depositors, 418 ; Deposits, $71,766.84.
East Cambridge Five Cents Savings
Bank.
Incorporated 1854. F, W. Holland, Pres. ;
John Savage, Jr., Treas : Ezra Ripley, Sec.
Depositors, 247; Deposits, $4,767.50.
Essex Savings Bank.
Lawrence. — Incorporated March 15, 1847.
Chas. S. Storrow, Pres. : Nathaniel White,
Sec. and Treas. Depositors, 987; Deposits,
$150,691.04.
Fairhaven Savings Bank.
Incor. , . — '■ , Pres. ;
, Sec. and Treas. Depositors,
545 ; Deposits, $172,001.64.
Fall River Institution for Savings.
Incorporated 1828. MIcah H. Ruggles,
Pres. ; i;iiab ^Villiams, Sec. ; J. F. Lindsey,
Treas. Depositors, 4,947 ; amount of Deposits,
$1,442,670.76. Discount, Tuesday,
Fitchburg Savings Bank.
Went into operation, 1846. F. Perkins,
Pres. ; E. Torrey, Treas. ; J. T. Farwell,
Sec. Depositors, 1,813; Deposits, $311,038.85,
Framinghaai Savings Bank.
Moses Edgell, Pres. : Lorenzo Sabine,
Treas. Depositors, 598 ; Deposits, $110,529.82.
Franklin Savings Institution.
Greenfield.— Wm. H. Allen, Pres. : Frank-
lin Ripley, Treas. ; Chas, Allen, Clerk. De-
positors, 1,402; Deposits, $287,225,29,
Hampden Savings Bank.
Springfield. — Incorporated 1852. Albert
Morgan, Pres.; Augustus L. Soule, Sec; F.
S. Bailey, Treas. Depositors, 461 ; Deposits,
$95,204.70.
Haverhill Savings Bank.
John Appleton, Pres. ; James Gale, Treas-
Depositors, 2,780; Deposits, $490,175.21.
Hingham Institution for Savings.
David Fearing, Pres.; David Harding,
Treas. Depositors, 1845 ; Deposits, $414,-
497,70.
Lancaster Savings Bank,
Henry Wild',^r, Pres. ; John M, Washburn,
Sec. ; C. T. Symmes, Treas. Depositors, 752 ;
amount of Deposits, $134,257.38.
Lee Savings Bank.
Lee. — Incorporated 1852. Harrison Gar-
field, Pres.: E, A. Bliss, Treas. and Sec.
Depositors, 264; Deposits, $37,142.95.
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Lowell Five Cents Savings Bank.
Lowell. — Incorporated 1854. Horatio Wood,
Pres. : Artemas S. Tyler, Treas. Depositors,
885; Deposits, S31,73G. 58.
Lowell Institution for Savikgs.
Incorporated 1829. Theo. Edson, Pres.;
J. G. Carney, Treas. Depositors, 6.180; De-
posits, $1,250,457.18.
Lynn Institution for Savings.
Incorporated 1826. Joseph N. Saunder-
son, Pres. ; Amos Rhodes, Treas. ; Benjamin
F. Miidge, Sec. Depositors, 1,509; Deposits,
$196,059.81.
Middlesex Institution for Savings.
Concord. — Nathan Brooks, Pi'es. : J. M.
Chenev, Treas. Depositors, 1,907 ; Deposits,
$435,523.20.
MiLPORD Savings Bank.
Aaron Claflin, Pres.: David Brewer, Treas.
Depositors, 297; Deposits, $30,160.55.
MiLLBURY Savings Bank.
Millbury. — Incorporated 1854. Jonathan
A. Pope, Pres. : D. Atwood, ^S'tr. and Treas.
Depositors, 32; Deposits, $1,937.30.
Nantucket Institution for Savings.
Incorporated 1834. Ariel Coffin, Pres.;
Wm. Mitchell, Treas. Depositors, 9 75 ; De-
posits, $272,321.50.
New Bedford Institution for Savings.
Incorporated 1825. Abraham Barker, Pres.;
Wm. C. Coffin, Treas.; Edmund Taber, Sec;
Charles Russell, Assistant Treas. Deposi-
tors, 5,463 ; amountof Deposits, $1,394,321.94.
Newburyport Five Cents Savings
Bank.
Inc. 1854. Joseph B. Morss, Pres. ; Dan-
iel P. Pike, Sec. ; James Horton, Treas. De-
positors, 493 ; Deposits, $7,759.86.
Newburyport Institution for Savings.
Micajah Lunt, Pres.; Nath'l Hills, Treas.;
R. Stone, A^ec. Depositors, 3,704; Deposits,
$1,121,728.60.
Newton Institution for Savings.
Incorporated 1829.
Luther Paul, Sec. and
, Pres. ;
Treas. Depositors,
127 ; amount of Deposits, $9,591.15,
North Adams Savings Bank.
Incorporated April, 1848. Sanford Black-
inton, Pres. : W. E. Brayton, Sec. arid Treas.
Depositors, 158; Deposits, $25,331.69.
Northampton Institution for Savings.
Joseph Lathrop, Pres. ; Benjamin Barrett,
Sec. and Treas. Depositors, 410 ; Deposits,
$56,242.87.
North Bridgewater Institution for
Savings.
Edward Sou thworth, Pres. ; Edward South-
worth, Jr., Sec. and Treas. Depositors, 237 ;
Deposits, $30,359.63.
North Brookfield Savings Bank.
Inc. 1854. Hon. Amasa Walker, Pres.;
Hiram Knight, Sec. and Treas.
People's Savings Bank.
No. 145 Hanover Street, corner of Union
Street, Boston.
Open every day, from 9 till 1 o'clock, and
Saturdays, from 3 till 5, and from 7 till 9
P. M. Deposits received from five cents to
one thousand dollars. Interest on three dol-
lars and upwards, payable semi-annually.
William Adams, Pres. ; Isaac F. Shepard,
Sec. and Treas. Depositors, 894. Deposits,
$18,895.93.
Ply-mouth Savings Bank.
Nathaniel Russell, Pres.; Allen Danforth?
Treas. Depositors, 3,724; Deposits, $674,-
491.56.
Provident Institution for Savings.
Boston.
Office, Tremont St. Open daily from 9 to
1 o'clock.
Deposits are received Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, and payments are made on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Wm. Appleton, Pres.; Peter Wainwright,
Treas. : John Reed, Jr., Vice Treas. ; Fran-
cis E. Parker, Sec. Depositors, 28,784 ; De-
posits, $5,319,289.76.
QuiNCY Savings Bank.
Thomas Greenleaf, Pres. ; Israel W. Mun-
roe, Treas. Depositors, 842 ; Deposits, $148,-
336.53.
Randolph Savings Bank.
Bradford L. Wales, Pres. ; Velie H. Deane,
Sec. Depositors, 100. Deposits, $8,285.20.
Rockport Savings Bank.
Incorporated 1853. James Haskell, Pres. ;
Newell Giles, Treas. ; Samuel J. Giles, Sec.
Depositors, 103; Deposits, $6,757.00.
EoxBURY Institution for Savings.
, Pres. ; Wm. Whiting,
Treas. : William A. Crafts, Sec. Depositors,
1,455; Deposits, $279,702.91.
Salem Savings Bank.
Incorporated 1818. Daniel A. White,
Pres. : Henry Ropes, Treas. ; Wm. Wallis,
Sec. Depositors, 8,746 ; amount of Deposits,
$1,665,294.04.
Salisbury and Amesbury Provident
Institution for Savings.
Azor O. Webster, Pres. : Robert Patten,
Treas. Depositors, 1,220; Deposits, $190,-
798.95.
SAVINGS BANKS.
151
SciTUATE Savings Bank.
Chartered 1851. Elijah Jenkins, Jr.,
Pres. ; Caleb W. Prouty, Trcas. Depositors,
125 ; Deposits, $18,029.90.
Seaman's Savings Bank.
Provincetown. — Incor. Depositors, 63 ; De-
posits, S9,796.74.
South End Five Cents Savings Bank.
Boston. — Incorporated 1854.
SOUTHBRIDGE SAVINGS BanK.
Incorporated April 20, 1848. Samuel
Hartwell, Pres. ; Manning Leonard, .See. ; S.
M.Lane, Treas. Depositors, 417; Deposits,
$55,206.07.
South Scituate Savings Bank.
Moses Rogers, Pres.; Ebenezer T. Fogg,
Treas.; Thomas J. Gardner, (Sec. Depositors,
752 ; Deposits, $164,347.33.
Springfield Five Cents Savings Bank.
Incorporated 1854. Hon. Willis Phelps,
Pres. ; Ephraim Bond, .Sec. ; Jos. C. Pynchon,
Treas. Depositors, 662; Deposits, $20,-
340.81.
Springfield Institution for Savings.
Josiah Hooker, Pres. ; Henry Stearns,
Treas.; Henry Vose. Sec. Depositors, 2,981;
Deposits, $655,727.32.
Suffolk Savings Bank. — Boston.
Office, Museum Building. Open daily,
from 9 to 1 o'clock, P. M. Deposits received
and payments made daily.
Thomas Lamb, Pres. ; Benjamin Seaver,
Vice Pres. ; Charles Henry Parker, Sec. and
Treas. Depositors, 8,039; Deposits, $1,966,-
935.50.
Waltham Savings Bank.
Incor. 1853. Horatio Moore, Pres.; D.
A. Kimball, Treas. ; P. Upham, Sec. Depos-
itors, 189; Deposits, $24,498.34.
Ware Savings Bank.
Incorporated 1850. Wm. Hyde, Pres. ;
Joel Rice, Sec. and Treas. Depositors, 607 ;
Deposits, $94,825.40.
Wareham Institution for Savings.
Joshua B. Tobey, Pres.; Thos. R. Miles,
Treas. Depositors, 899; Deposits, $206,-
376.58.
Warren Five Cents Savings Bank.
Danvers. — Inc. 1854. George Osborn,
Pres. ; Francis Baker, Sec. and Treas. De-
positors, 81 ; Deposits, 3,590.10.
Warren Institution for Savings.
Charlestown. — Nathan A. Tufts, Pres. ;
John Skilton, Treas. ^ James K. Frothingham,
Sec. and Supervisor. Depositors, 2,951 ; De-
posits, $596,566.82.
Westfield Savings Bank.
Westfield. — Incor. 1853. James Fowler,
Pres. ; Samuel Fowler, Treas. ; E. B. Gillett,
Sec. Depositors, 190; Deposits, $22,325.03.
Weymouth and Braintree Institution
FOR Savings.
E. Humphrey, Pres. ; Amos S. White,
Sec and Treas. Depositors, 835 ; Deposits,
$148,865.92.
Winchendon Savings Bank.
Inc. 1854. Elisha Murdock, Pres. ; C. R.
Whitman, Sec. ; S. B. Ball, Treas.
WoBURN Five Cents Savings Bank.
Inc. 1854. Bowen Buckman, Pres. ; James
N. Dow, >Sec. and Treas. Depositors, 291;
Deposits, $4,373.24.
Worcester County Institution for
Savings.
Worcester. Stephen Salisbury, Pres.;
J. Henry Hill, Sec. ; C. A. Hamilton, 2'reas. ;
Edward Hamilton, Assist. Treas. Depositors,
9,788 ; Deposits, $1,828,891.07.
Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.
Charles L. Putnam, Pres. ; E. B. Stoddard,
Sec; Clarendon Harris, Treas. Depositors,
320 ; Deposits, $5,486.94.
Worcester Mechanics' Savings Bank.
Incorporated 1850. I. Davis, Pres.; F.
H. Dewey, Sec. ; H. Woodward, Treas. De-
positors, 1,528 ; Deposits, $289,312.34.
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INSUEANCE COMPAINIES.
In 1853 returns were made to the Secretary of State from 34 Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Companies incorporated with specific capital. Of these, 19 were in Boston, and 15
in other parts of the State. Their aggregate capital was !$6,690, 100.00. Amount of
losses occasioned by fire, paid during the year, $398,565.88. Marine losses, Sl,9ll,-
069.68. Amount then at risk by fire, S88,097,881.07. Marine risks , S64,058, 935.11.
Average annual dividends for 5 years, or since incorporated, lOjilo per cent.
The whole number of Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Companies was 15, of which
number 7 were in Boston and 8 in other ' places. Total amount of assets of these com-
panies, $5,726,884.74. Losses paid during the year on marine risks, $2,196,016.77.
Losses ascertained and not paid on marine risks, $81,275.43. Amount insured during
the year on marine risks; $125,684,694.00. Losses paid on fire risks, $46,747.54.
Losses ascertained but not paid on fire risks, $1,075.00. Amount insured during the
year on fire risks, $38,472,770.00.
There were in all 65 Mutual Fire Insurance Companies, 9 of which were in Boston and
56 in the country. The amount insured by existing policies by these companies was
$169,993,686.48. Amount of policies issued during the year, $62,017,092.17.
Amount of policies terminated during the year, $48,892,324.75. Losses as ascertained
but not paid, $88,989.40. Dividends for one year, $229,480.64.
At the sessions of the legislature in 1853 and 1854, 28 new companies were incorpo-
rated ; 6 in Boston and 2 in the country, with specific capital, and 9 mutual in Boston
and 11 mutual in other places. The officers of such of these companies as have gone
into operation are given below.
INSUEANCE COMPANIES IN BOSTON.
ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 41 State Street.
Joel Scott, President. A. J. Noyes, Secre-
tary. William Appleton, William Parsons, I.
G. Bates, A. L. Payson, G. ^. IMinot, T. Da-
land, G. R. Sampson, Sewell Tappan, G. B.
Upton, William Perkins, G. M. Barnard, J.
T. Coolidge, C. H. F. Moring, W. S. Bullard,
H. H. Crocker, F. M. Weld, Joel Scott, Fran-
cis Skinner, AVm. Bramhall, Directors. W.
H. Bates, Fire Clerk. WiUiam H. C. Cope-
land, Marine Clerk. Richard Baker, Inspec-
tor.
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 54 State Street. Capital, $300,000.
J. Ingersoll Bowditch, President. A. C Dorr,
Secretary. Nathan Appleton, William Amory,
R. B. Forbes, Benjamin A. Gould, Charles H.
Mills, Amos A. Lawrence, Samuel May, The-
odore Chase, James S. Amory, Edwin Austin,
William B. Bacon, F. Gordon Dexter, Direc-
tors. Francis L. Bullard, Clerk.
Dividend, January and July.
APPLETON MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
8 Scollay's Building, Tremont Row.
William Pulsifer, President. I. Macomber,
Secretary aud Treasurer. William Pulsifer,
Henry M. Bowen, William C. Merriam, Ich-
abod Macomber, David Pulsifer, Directors.
ASIATIC MUTUAL MARINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
Bostox. Incorporated 1852.
BOSTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 62 State Street. Capital, $300,000.
Peter W. Freeman, President. Henry
Washburn, Secretary. N. H. Emmons, R. C.
Mackay, Henry H. Crocker, George L. Pratt,
John F. Loring, Edwin Howland, Jacob W.
Pierce, Eben Dale, Directors. Thomas P.
Larkin, Clerk.
Dividends, March and September.
BOSTON MANUFACTURERS' MU-
TUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
No. 65 State Street.
William Amory, President. J. L. Hughes,
Secretary. John Aiken, Charles H. Mills,
WiUiam Amory, William Dwight, James Read,
James S. Amory, Francis Skinner, Directors.
BOSTON MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
No. 8 Old State House.
Lorenzo Burge, President. John T. Swett,
Secretary. Abram French, Thomas Thacher,
Wm. Burrage, David Kimball, William Park-
man, Joseph Buckley, James G. Hovey, Wil-
liam A. Tower, Noah Lincoln, jr., William
White, Lorenzo Burge, William L. Whitney,
Directors.
BOSTON INSURANCE COMPANIES
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BOYLSTON FIRE AND MARINE IN-
SURANCE COMPANY.
No. 45 State Street. Capital, $300,000.
J. W. Balch, Premlent. Horace W. Barry,
Secretary. W. S. BuUard, Thomas Wiggles-
worth, jr., Geortre T. Lyman, Robert M.
Mason, Alanson Tucker, jr., Charles Amory,
J. P. Cook, Moses Williams, C. L. Cunning-
ham, J. W. Balch, H. T. Daland, Directors.
Dividends, April and October.
CHINA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
No. 40 State Street. Incorporated 1853.
Francis Bacon, President. George L. De-
blois, Secreiari/. William Appleton, Francis
Bacon, Eben. Bacon, Ezra H.Baker, Edward
C. Bates, William S. BuUard, Frederick T.
Bush, Joseph S. Coolidge, John A. Cunning-
ham, Samuel T. Dana, John J. Dixwell, Chas.
B. Fessenden, John M. Forbes, Robert B.
Forbes, Joseph P. Gardner, Nathaniel God-
dard, Thomas W. Gray, Andrew T. Hall,
Augustus Hemenway, Osborn Howes, James
Huckins, George T. Lyman, Robert C. Mac-
kay, George R. Minot, S. Endicott Peabody,
Henry A. Peirce, Thomas W. Peirce, Wm.
Perkins, Eben. C. Stanwood, James Sturgis,
Lewis W. Tappan, Enoch Train, Directors.
COCHITUATE FIRE INSURANCE CO.
No. 55 State Street. Capital, S150,000.
S. P. Heywood, President. A. W. Benton,
Sec. James Cheever, John H. Wilkins, Warren
White, Abraham T. Lowe, David Kimball,
Isaiah Bangs, E. P. Tileston, Wm. Dehon,
Edward A. Raymond, Frederick Perkins,
George C. Richardson, James Brown, Direc-
tors.
Dividends, April and October.
COMMERCIAL MUT. MAR. INS. CO.
No. 83 State Street.
George H. Folger, President. Edmund B.
Whitney, Secretary. Ephraim Lombard, P.
E. Kingman, Sam'i Weltch, E. T. Farrington,
Alfred Blanchard, James Fogg, Thomas J.
Jones, Chas. Lane, John M. Mayo, Chas.
Smith, Aaron Rice, Wm. Lang, J. F. Athearn,
Henry Lincoln, William Lincoln, Milton Gale,
F. A. Sumner, Ives G. Bates, Geo. A. Fiske,
Benj. F. Copeland, Sanford M. Hunt, Daniel
Lewis, Jacob Stanwood, Directors. N. P.
Cleaves, Cierk.
EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE CO.
No. 99 State Street.
George W. Bean, President. Henry Earl,
Secretary. Homer Bartlett, John N. Barbour,
Henry S. Downs, Simeon H. Lewis, Elisha S.
Converse, George W. Bean, Gilbert Haven,
A. L. Chamberlin, George W. Chipman,
James Dana, Elijah C. Drew, Royal South-
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wick, Edward Chamberlin, Francis Bush,
Abijah Thompson, William F. Brett, Gershom
L. Fall, William P. Tenney, Langdon Coffin,
Leonard S. Jones, Cvrus Carpenter, Matthew
P. Elliot, Parker Fall, Henry E. Turner,
Asher Parlin, John Chipman, Nahum Stone,
Henry Earl, Directors.
ELIOT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 23 KiLBY Street. Capital,
$200,000.
William A. Howe, President. William M.
Lathrop, Secretary. Amos Cotting, W.
A. Howe, Robert Codman, Amos Cummings,
Calvin W. Haven, J. M. _ Bethune, W.
H. Jameson, George A. Curtis, James Long-
ley, Franklin Evans, Carmi E. King, Gardner
P. Drury C. L. Hayward, William Parker,
John P. Robinson, Abijah W. Farrar, Direc-
tors.
EQUITABLE SAFETY MARINE AND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Merchants Exchange.
John Clark, President. Samuel Wheeler,
Sec. Benj. Burgess, Benjamin C. Clark,
Enoch Train, Charles Scudder, N. F. Cun-
ningham, John H. Pearson, S. Fairbanks,
Lewis W. Tappan, A. H. Fiske, Wm. W. God-
dard, George Callendar, Joseph lasiai, G. B.
Weston, W. Bramhall, John S. WrTght, Wil-
liam Ropes, George B. Upton, Thomas Gray,
G. Howland Shaw, Charles Larkin, Wm.
D wight, Charles O. Whitmore, Directors. J.
T. Clark, Marine Clerk. John J. Loring, jr.,
Fire Clerk.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 75 State Street. Capital,
$300,000.
Thomas C. Amory, President. S . G. Ro-
gers, Sec. John CoUamore, jr., Thaddeus
Nichols, Benjamin Seaver, Ignatius Sargent,
J. Amory Davis, Joseph Hay, Samuel R. Pay-
son, James Ellison, John B. Parker, Nathan-
iel Harris, George W. Messinger, Directors.
Dividends, January and July.
FIREMEN'S LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
No. 7 Post Office Avenue, Boston.
Capital, $100,000.
Lucian I. Bisbee, President. Peter C.
Jones, Vice President. Whitcomb Porter,
Treasurer.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 44 State St. Capital, $300,000.
Francis Welch, President. William M.
Byrnes, Secretary. F. H. Bradlee, John
Lamson, George L. Pratt, Eben Dale, Enoch
Train, Adolphus Davis, E. A. Crowninshield,
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John A. Blanchard, Directors. Granville N.
Whittington, Cleric.
iiividends, January and July.
GLOBS MUTUAL MARINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated 1852.
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 46 State Street. Capital,
S200,000.
Augustus Lovett, President. Wm. McMa-
nus, Secretary. B. A. Gould, Wm. Davis, Jr.,
George Caliendar, Nathaniel Goddard, Gusta-
vus Tuckerman, George R. Sampson, William
F. Parrott, John R. Lee, Francis D. Darling,
Foster Waterman, Directors.
Dividends, April and October.
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE CO.
No. 59 State Street. Capital,
S400,000.
C. W. Cartwright, President. Sam'l Gould,
Secretary. Otis Daniell, Henry Hall, John
Williams, Wm. Shitnmin, Thomas P. Cushing,
James Read, B. F. White, William T. Andrews,
George Morey, Calvin AV. Clark, Charles L.
Thayer, Directors.
Dividends, April and October.
MARINERS' MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
Incorporated 1854. Capital,
$100,000.
MASS. HOSPITAL LIFE INS. CO.
No. 50 State Street. Capital,
$500,000.
Nathan Appleton, President. Moses L.
Hale, Secretary. William Appleton, William
S. Bullard, Samuel A. Eliot, John C. Gray,
John Hooper, Robert Hooper, Thomas Lamb,
George W. Lyman, William Minot, Thomas
Motltjy, Josiah Quincy, David Sears, John
Tappan, George Ticknor, Robert C. AVin-
throp, Vice Presidents. William Amory, Sam-
uel Austin, Francis Bacon, J. IngersoU Bow-
ditch, J. Wiley Edmands, George H. Kuhn,
Abbott Lawrence, Francis C. Lowell, John
A. Lowell, Charles H. Mills, Ignatius Sargent,
William Sturgis, Directors. Francis C. Low-
ell, Actuary. Edward L. Perkins, Receiver.
Henry P. Chamberlain, Clerk. Albert Smith,
Messenfjer.
Dividends, Jaauary.
MASS. MUTUAL FIRE INS, CO.
No. 31 State Street.
Charles Wells, President. William Tufts,
Sec. William T. Andrews, Edward Brooks,
John Bryant, Ebenezer Francis, H. H. Hun-
newell, George H. Kuhn, Samuel May, Wil
Ham Minot, John P. Thorndike, Moses Wil-
liams, Nathaniel H. Emmons, Jeffrey Rich
ardson. Directors. H. S. Humphrey, Messen-
ger.
MECHANICS' MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.
No. 27 State Stteet, (up stairs.)
Adam W. Thaxter, President. Solomon
Hovey, Secretary. David Tillson, Thomas
Moulton, John Belles, Benjamin Beal, Charles
Leighton, Wm. Eaton, Loyal Lovejoy, John
H. Bowker, Job A. Turner, Nathaniel Adams,
Joseph D. Roberts, Robert Marsh, Directors.
O. B. Hall, Clerk.
MERCANTILE MARINE INS, CO.
No. 58 State Street. Capital,
$300,000.
Nathaniel Merriam, Piesident. William B.
Coffin, Secretary. Benjamin Bangs, James B.
Bradlee, Benjamin Howard, James John-
son, John E. Lodge, Edward Wigslesworth,
Elijah Williams, George R. Minot, Richard C.
Nichols, Charles Willis, Directors.
Dividends, May and November.
MERCHANTS' INSURANCE CO.
No. 38 State Street. Capital,
$500,000.
Thomas C. Smith, President. Samuel Ten-
ney. Assistant do. James C. Braman, Secre-
tary. Daniel C. Bacon, J. W. Edmands, Israel
Whitney, Francis Curtis, Henry Hall, John
Williams, James Lawrence, John A. Lowell,
John Belknap, Robert Hooper, G. H. Shaw,
Directors. R. B. Hall, Francis H. Dix, Clerks.
Dividends, April and October.
METROPOLITAN FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 14 State Street, Capital,
$200,000.
Luther Monson, President. Ezra W.Thayer,
Secretary. Samuel S. Lawrence, Lewis Rice,
R. W. Holman, Samuel S. Perkins, Luther
Monson, Thomas Cone, I. F. Conkey, Giles
Wheeler, E. B. Isham, A. J. Mitchell, M. S.
Proctor, E. F. Ensign, Samuel .Scovill, John
Williams, Directors. Austin A. Hill, Clerk.
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. GG State Street. Capital,
$500,000.
Samuel W. Swett, President. A. H. Bean,
Secretary. Daniel Denny, J. W. Edmands, B.
F. White, John A. Lowell, Francis Skinner,
Daniel Kimball, Isaac Livermore, John L.
Gardner, George Howe, Wm. H. Gardner,
George H. Kuhn, Marshall P. Wilder, Thomas
Gray, J. M. Beebe, Israel Whitney, WiUiam
Amory, R. Hooper, Sam. T. Dana, S. Froth-
ingham, O. Goodwin, Nathaniel Hooper. James
Lawrence, George B. Blake, W. S. Bullard,
Directors. H. L. Temple, Assistant Clerk.
Dividends, April and October.
BOSTON INSURANCE COMPANIES
155
N. E. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
No. 28 State Street.
Willard PliIlUps, President. B. F. Stevens,
Secretary. Charles Hubbard, Charles P. Cur-
tis, Thomas A. Dexter, M. P. Wilder, Sewell
Tappan, A. W. Thaxter, jr., William B. Rey-
nolds, Directors. J. Homans, Consulting Physi-
cian.
N= E. MUTUAL MARINE INS. CO.
Merchants Exchange Building,
State Street.
Joseph H. Adams, President. Edward P.
Meriam, Secretary. Benjamin Lyon, Assist-
ant Secretary. Joseph H. Adams, N. B. Gibbs,
Farnham Plummer, J. V. Bacon, Charles
Cunningham, Benjamin Howard, Isaac Tay-
lor, H. M. liolbrook, Henry Lincoln, 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, Osborn Howes, William Lincoln,
B. Thacher, William T. Ghdden, Thomas W.
Pierce, Georare C. Lord, Directors. Samuel
S. Allen, Cle^-k.
NEPTUNE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 64 State Street. Capital,
$300,000.
C. Curtis, President. George F. Osborne,
Secretary. Andrew T. Hall, Charles Homer,
Charles J. Morrill, Barnabas Davis, Benjamin
Sewall, John P. Thorndike, Joseph Whitney,
George Gardner, Directors. William H. Cut-
ting, Nathaniel Foster, jr., Sprague Williams,
Clerks.
Dividends, April and October.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INS. CO.
No. 10 Old State House. Capital,
$200,000.
Albert Bowker, President. James C. E.
Hall, Secretary. Silas Peirce, Benjamin Lam-
son, Samuel Hall, Henry N. Hooper, Thomas
P. Rich, John P. Ober, William C. Barstow,
B. P. Spaulding, John Jeffries, jr., A. A. Wel-
lington, Solomon Piper, Ebenezer Atkins,
Ezra C. Dyer, Jacob Sleeper, John C Potter,
Directors.
REVERE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated 1854.
SHAWMUT MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
No. 3. State St. Incorporated 1853.
Samuel H. Jenks, President. S. P. Taylor,
Secretary. Clement Willis, B. F. Tenney,
Harvey Jewell, George O. Brastow, George
C. Goodwin, Alexander Wood, Samuel H.
Jenks, Abel G. Peck, W. H. Wait,B. D. Met-
calf, James Noble, Winslow Bates, Stephen
Allen, Leonard Hoyt, D. M. Gear,H B. Fer-
nald, George A. Hill, Horace Smith, James
Tolman, Charles Davis, John H. Farwell, G.
W. Wheelwright, C. C.Conley, S. P. Taylor,
Directors.
SHOE AND LEATHER DEALERS
MARINE INSURANCE CO.
Incorporated 1854.
SOUTH MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.
Corner of Fourth and Turnpike Sts,
South Boston.
William B. Dorr, President. Lewis Tucker,
Secretary. Gilbert Wait, Benjamin James,
George N. Noyes, Wm B. Dorr, J. C. Pray,
Directors.
STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
Incorporated 1854.
STATE MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO-
No. 21 State Street.
Joseph F. Hovey, President. P. Bonney, jr..
Secretary. James Hendley, John Cowden,
Thomas Richardson, James Boynton, Enoch
H. Snelling, Leopold Herman, George H.
Gray, Isaac H. Cary, William Dehon, Flavel
Moseley, William Doll, Levi Bolles, Samuel
M. Phillips, E. N. Chadwick, Charles C. Con-
ley, Directors. James D. K. Willis, Clerk.
SUFFOLK INSURANCE COMPANY.
State, Corner of Congress Street.
Capital, $225,000.
Pelham W. Hay ward, President. James H.
Lunt, Secretary. Henry Wainwright, John
L. Gardner, Stephen H. Perkins, Benjamin
C. White, S. C. Thwing, J. Amory Davis, Di- j
rectors. S. B. Fuller, Messenger.
Dividends, April and October.
TRADERS' MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.
No. 17 State St. Incorporated 1854.
Joseph Southwick, President. Charles H.
White, Secretary. J. Southwick, Joseph Nick-
erson, B. Cobb, T. C. Kendall, Atwell Rich-
ardson, R. Worthington, Charles H. White, P.
R. Southwick, John Wade, A. Richardson, C.
T. Richardson, jr.. Directors.
TREMONT MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
No. 43 State Street.
John G. Nazro, Pi'csident. Wm. C Swift,
Secretary. Enoch Train, George B. Upton,
Chas. Wilkins, Philo S. Shelton, Isaac Thacher,
Charles G. Nazro, William Lincoln, Robert B.
Storer, Lewis W. Tappan, James Sturgis,
Charles Larkin, Alden B. Weston, John G.
Nazro, Winslow Whittemore, B. K. Hough,
jr., Joseph P. Hawes, Thacher Magoun, jr.,
Tucker Daland, Wm. T. Glidden, George
Bacon, Harrison Fay, Samuel Hooper, Robert
B. Forbes, Samuel G. Reed, Isaac Rich, Di-
rectors. Augustus Tribble, Clerk.
156
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTEE.
TRITON INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 99 State Street.
J. H. Gardner, President. T. P. Haviland,
Secretary. Benjamin Bangs, A. W. Thaxter,
jr., Edward C. Bates, Benjamin W. Stone,
George T. Lyman, Gushing Stetson, Paul
Sears, jr., Henry A. Pierce, Adolphus Davis,
A. Pierce, jr., Bradley N. Cummings, John
M. S. Williams, Plenry H. Crocker, Francis
Curtis, Reuben S. Wade, Charles Thompson,
jr., David Goddard, Mortimer C. Ferris, W.
Perkins Draper, Jas. H. Cunningham, Eben
Wright, Joseph H. Gardner, Directors. Au-
gustine Lincoln, Clerk.
UNION MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.
No. 40 State Street.
Enoch 'Rohart, President. George G. Field,
Secretary. Enoch Hobart, Samuel H. Walley,
Benj. Lamson, Asa Swallow, Uriel Crocker,
N. B. Borden, Billings Briggs, Samuel Leeds,
Daniel Henchman, George H. Kuhn, George
T. Bigelow, Abraham T. Lowe, George A.
Bourne, James Clark, A. W. Thaxter, Jr.,
Eliphalet Jones, Jacob H. Loud, John P. Ober,
Directors.
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.
Of Augusta, Maine.
Directors' Office, 68 State Street.
Original and Accumulated Capital, 55500,000.
Elisha B. Pratt, President. Whiting H.
Hollister, Secretary. E. B. Pratt, Daniel
Sharp, jr., Horatio Harris, Henry Crocker,
Matthew Cobb, E. R. Seccomb, of Boston ;
Reuel Williams, John D. Lang, J. H. Y/il-
liams, Charles Jones, of Maine ; G. C. Collins,
E. White, of New York, Directors. J. C.
Sharp, M. D., Medical Examiner. Langford
W. Loring, Bookkeeper.
UNITED STATES INSURANCE 00.
No. 74 State Street. Capital,
8200,000.
Robert B. Williams, President. J. H. Davis,
Secretary. Wm. Perkins, Edward S. Tobey,
Ammi C. Lombard, Israel Lombard, Alfred C.
Hersey, Josiah Stickney, George R. Sampson,
John S. Wright, Henry Timmins, Osborn
Howes, Charles H. Brown, Directors.
Dividends, December and June.
WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.
No. 40 State Street. Capital, $200,000.
Isaac Sweetser, President. Benj. Sweetser,
Secretary. Thomas Lamb, Richard Soule, J.
T. Coolidge, T. Jefferson Coolidge, M. H.
Simpson, P. M. Parkman, John H. Thorn-
dike, John A. Higginson, Isaac Sweetser, Di-
rectors. John B. Sexton, Clerk.
Dividends, April and October.
WARREN INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 72 State Street. Capital, $150,000.
John L. Dimmock, President. C. E. W.
Dimmock, Secretary. John B. Robinson,
John C. Abbott, Elisha Atkins, Joshua Sears,
J. S. Wiggin, Henry L. Williams, John Tyler,
Daniel C. Baker, Ellison Lassell, Directors.
George S. Hillard, Solicitor.
WEBSTER FIRE AND MARINE INS.
COMPANY.
Incorporated, 1853.
COUNTRY INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Adams Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Incorporated 1851. Sanford Blackinton,
Pres. Daniel Jenks, Vice Pres. Wm. E.
Brayton, Treas. Wm. P. Brayton, Sec.
Atlantic Mutual Fire and Marine Ins.
Company.
Provincetown. Incorporated 1854.
Atlas Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Salem. Incorporated 1854.
Attleboro' Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Incorporated 1836. John Daggett, Pres.
Samuel Carpenter, 2d, Sec.
Barnstable County Mutual Fire Ins.
Company.
Zenas D. Bassett, Pres. Amos Otis, Sec'y.
Berkshire County Mutual Life Ins.
Company.
Pittsfield. Geo. N. Briggs, Pres. B. F.
Johnson, Sec'y.
Berkshire Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Pittsfield. Thomas B. Strong, Pres. Jas.
Buel, Sec^y.
Beverly Insurance Company.
Incorporated 1852. Capital, $30,000. Mi-
chael iWhitney, Pres. Robert G. Bennett,
Secretary.
Boot & Shoe Manufacturers' Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Lynn. Incorporated 1854.
Bristol County Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
New Bedford. H. H. Crapo, Pres. J. S.
Tillinghast, Sec'y and Treas.
Cambridge Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Cambridge. Josiah W. Cook, Pres. Abra-
ham Lansing, Sec'y.
Charlestown Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Charlestown. Charles Thompson, Pres.
Jas. G. Fuller, Sec'y and Treas.
COUNTRY INSURANCE COMPANIES.
157
Chelsea Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Erastus Kugg, Pies. Jason B. Loomis,
Secretary.
Citizens' Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Brighton. Edward C Sparhawk, Pres.
A. B. Cobb, Secretary.
City Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Koxbury. Aaron D. Williams, Pres. Geo.
Gregerson, Secretary.
CoHASSET Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Daniel T. Lothrop, Pres. Henry J. Tur-
ner, Secretary.
Commercial Insurance Cojipany.
Nantucket. Incorporated 1831. Capital,
SI 00,000. Francis M. Mitchell, President.
Valentine Hussey, Sec'y.
Commercial Mutual Marine Insurance Co.
New Bedford. Capital, $200,000. Chas.
K. Tucker, Pres. H. H. Crapo, Sec'y. W.
W. Crapo, Asst. Sec'y.
CoNTVAT Stock and Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
Incorporated 1849. James S. Whitney,
Pres. J. H. Sprague, Sec'y. E. D. Hamilton,
Treasurer. T. A. Arms, General Agent.
Office, 8 Joy's Building, Boston.
Danters Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Henry Cook, Pres. George A. Osborne,
Secretary.
Dedham Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Dedham. James Richardson, Pres. L.
Cleveland, Secretary.
Equitable Marine Mutual Insurance Co.
Provincetown. Thomas Hilliard, President.
Seth L. Nickerson, Secretary.
Essex Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Salem. George Nichols, Pres. John H.
Nichols, Secretary.
Essex Insurance Company.
Salem. Capital, $100,000. James B.
Briggs, Pres. Wm. Northey, Sec'y.
Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Georgetown. Thos. E. Payson, President.
Wm. Boynton, Sec'y and Treas.
FiTCHBURG Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Nathaniel Wood, Pres. Abel Thurston,
Secretary.
Franklin Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Greenfield. H. G. Newcomb, Pres. Al-
mon Brainard, Sec'y. S. H. Reed, Treas.
Gloucester Marine Insurance Company.
Capital, S50,000. George H. Rogers, Pres.
Alfred Bresson, Secretary.
Gloucester Mutual Insurance Company.
Moses Tarr, Pres. Joshua P. Trask, Sec'y.
Greenfield Stock and Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Incorporated 1854. Ira Abercromble, Pres.
Wendell T. Davis, Sec'y. E. Maynard, Treas.
T. A. Arms, General Agent, 8 Joy's Building,
Boston.
Groveland Mutual Insurance Company.
George Savary, Pres. Nathaniel Ladd,
Sec'y. Peter Parker, Treas.
Great Barrington Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
United with the Mechanics and Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, under the
name of the Housatonic Mutual Insurance
Company, but continues as a Corporation two
years longer to settle up its affairs.
Hampden Stock and Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Springfield. John Mills, Pres. G. W.
Rice, Sec'y. R. W. Holman and J. J. Bridg-
man, M. D., Agents. Oflice, Exchange Build-
rag, Devonshire street, Boston.
Hamilton Mutual Insurance Compant.
Salem. William C. Prescott, President.
John T. Burnham, Secretary.
Hampshire Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Northampton. Samuel F. Lyman, Pres.
Harvey Kirkland, Secretary and Treasurer.
Haverhill Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Incorporated 1831. Alfred Kittredge,
Pres. M. F. Peaslee, Secretary.
■HiNGHAM Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Solomon Lincoln, Pres. David Hardinir,
Sec'y. Rufus Lane, Treas. °
HoLLisTON Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Elihu Cutler, Jr., Pres. A. N. Currier,
Sec'y.
HoLYOKE Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Salem. Augustus Story, Pres. John T.
Burnham, Sec'y.
Housatonic Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Great Barrington. Incorporated, 1854. C.
M. Owen, President. J. E. Field, Secretary.
D. R. Williams, Treasurer. Thomas Twinintr,
General Agent. °
Howard Fire Insurance Company.
Of Lowell. Capital, $200,000. Nathan
Allen, Pres. J. W. Daniels, Sec'y and Treas.
Boston office, 11 Kilby street. Harris, Cowles
.& Co., Agents.
Ly'nn Mutual Insurance Company.
Nathan D. Chase, Pres. Andrews Breed,
Sec'y.
Lo-WELL Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Lowell. J. H. B. Ayer, President. Jacob
Bobbins, Secretary and Treasurer.
158
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Lowell Thadehs and Mechanics' Fiee Ins.
Company.
Sewall G. Mack, Pres. James Dinsmoor,
Sec'y. George W. Bean, Ageut in Boston,
40 State street.
Lynn Mechanics' Fire and Marine Ins.
Company.
Capital, $50,000. M. C. Pratt, President.
Amos Rhodes, Secretary.
Manupacturers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Worcester. Henry A. Denny, President.
Samuel Allen, Secretary. F. W. Paine,
Treasurer,
Marelehead Marine Company.
Marblehead. Capital, $100,000. John
Hooper, Pres. S. S. Trefrey, Sec'y.
Marlboro' Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Jabez S. Wetherbee, Pres. H. Loring,
Treas. and Sec'y.
Massachusetts Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Sprinoficld. Capital, $100,000. Caleb
Rice, Pres. F. B. Bacon, Sec'y. R. W. Hol-
man and J. B. Bridgman, M. D., Agents. Of-
fice, Exchange Building, Devonshire street.
Mechanics and Farmers' Mutual Fire Ins.
Company.
United with the Great Barrington Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. under the name of the
Housatonic Mutual Insurance Co., but contin-
ues as a Corporation two years longer to set-
tle up its affairs.
Merchants and Farmers' Mutual Fire Ins.
Company.
Worcester. Incorporated 1846. William
Dickinson, Pres. Charles L. Putnam, Sec'y.
Merrimac Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Andover. Samuel Merrill, Pres. Samuel
Gray, Secretary and Treas.
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Concord. Daniel Shattuck,Prei7VZe?i^ iS!.
Brooks, Secretary.
MiLFORD Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
A. C. Mayhew, President. Chas F. Chapin,
Secretary.
Mutual Marine Insurance Company.
New Bedford. Henry Taber, Pres. Par-
don Tillinghast, Vice Pres. W. H. Taylor,
Secretary.
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Westfield. E. B. Gillett, Pres. Asa P.
Rand, Sec'y.
Mutual Safety Fire Insurance Co.
South Reading. Incorporated 1853. Wm.
L. Brown, Pres. Wm. H. Willis, Sec'y.
Newburyport Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
John Balch, President. J. J. Knapp, Sec-
retary.
Newburyport Mutual Mar. Ixs. Co.
Isaac H. Boardman, President. Joseph J.
Knapp, Secretary,
New England Mutual Benefit Life
AND Health Association.
Lawrence. Plon. John Tenney, Pres. N.
G. White, Vice Pres. and Actuary. Jos. W.
Carleton, Treas. R. M. Bailey, Sec.
Norfolk Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Dedham. J. Richardson, Pres. I. Cleave-
land, Secretary.
Old Colony Fire and Marine
Insurance Co.
Plymouth. Incorporated by the Legis-
lature of Massachusetts, 1835. Capital, $50,-
000. Wm. Nelson, Pres. Wm. S. Danforth,
Sec.
Oriental Insurance Company.
Salem. Capital, $200,000. Nathan En-
dicott, Pres. William Northey, Secretary.
Pacific Mutual Ins. Co.
New Bedford. Incorporated 1854.
Pentucket Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Haverhill. Inc. 1853. Walter Goodell,
Pres. A. J. Sawyer, Sec.
People's Equitable Mutual Fire Ins.
Company.
Taunton. Incorporated 1848. Albert
Field, Pres. P. E. Hill, Sec. Harrison
Tweed, Treas.
People's Mutual Health Assurance
Company.
Of Springfield. Incorporated April 25th,
1850. E. W. Thayer, Pres. A. A. Hill, Sec.
E. W. Thayer, Actuary and Treasurer.
People's Stock and Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Company.
Worcester. Incorporated, 1847. Branch
Office, 8 Old State House, Boston. Lorenzo
Burge, Agent.
Plymouth County Mutual Insurance
Company.
Wareham. Stephen Gibbs, Pres. Silva-
nus Bourne, Sec.
QuiNCY Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Quincy. William S. Morton, Pres. Ste-
phen Bates, .Sec. Israel W. Munroe, Treas.
W. Porter, Agent, 18 Congress Street, Boston.
Sagamore Mutual Insurance Co.
Lynn. Otis Johnson, Pres. Andrews
Breed, Sec.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
159
Salem Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Salem. John H. Nichols, Pres. Charles
S. Nichols, Sec.
State Mutual Life Assurance Co.
Worcester. Capital, $100,000. Isaac Da-
vis, P;-<'.s\ William Dickinson, Treas. C.
Harris, Sec.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Company.
Of Sprinofield, Mass. Capital Stock,
Sl.50,000. Edmund Freeman, Preddent-
William Conner, Jr,. Sec. Reed & Hastings,
Agents, No 9 Old State House, Boston.
Traders and Mechanics' Fire Ins. Co.
Lowell. James Dinsmoor, Secretary.
Union Association.
Sprinofield. M. B. Dean, Pres. G. C.
Wood, W. W. Kimball, J. E. Marshall, Fi-
nancial Committee.
Union Insurance Company.
Provincetown. Capital, $75,000. J. E.
Bowley, Pres. Philip Cook, Sec.
Union Mutual Marine Ins. Co.
New Bedford. Capital, ![?200,000. Thos.
S. Hathaway, Pres. Borden Wood, Sec.
West Newbury Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Dean Robinson, Pres. J. C. Carr, Sec.
Weymouth and Buaintree Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
Weymouth. Lemuel Humphrey, Pres.
John W. Loud, Treas. Elias Richards, Sec.
W. Porter, Agent, 18 Congress street, Boston.
Worcester Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
Worcester. Anthony Chase, Pres. Fred-
erick Wm. Paine, Treas. Chas. M. Miles,
Sec.
Western Massachusetts Insurance
Company.
PittsSeld. Capital, S150,000. Gaius C.
Burnap, Pres. J. C. Goodridge, Sec. J. H.
Ward, Agent, 31 Kilby street, Boston.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In other States and Cities,
.21TNA LIPS INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Hartford, Connecticut.
Annuity Fund, $150,000.
Thomas K. Brace, President. E. A. Bulke-
ley. Vice President. S. L. Loomis, Secretary.
J. W. Seymour, Actuary. Isaac F. Dobson,
Agent, 27 State Street. Wm. E. Coale, M.
D., Medical Examiner, 4 Staniford Street.
This old and well-known Company Cwlth
the accumulations to the Annuity Fund rapid-
ly increasing, and made by charter entirely in-
dependent of the Fire Department) continues
to issue Policies on the Joint Stock plan only.
The reduction in the rate charged by the Mu-
tuals is a material one, and the insured is not
subject to those uncertain and vexations con-
tingencies which are inseparable from many
companies.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS.
COMPANY.
Established at Plartford, Conn. Incorpor-
ated by the Legislature of Connecticut, 184C.
Acquired Capital, over $2,000,000.
Edwin Ray, General Agent. Office, 28
State St., Merchants' Bank Building.
James Goodwin, President. Guy R. Phelps,
Secretary.
James Goodwin, Edmund G. Howe, Edwin
D. Tiffany, Mason Gross, Henry Hastings,
Edward W. Parsons, Edward B. Watkinson,
George Sumner, John C. Palmer, Hartford ;
E. D. Brigham, Edmund B. Hull, Boston ; T.
Polhemus, jr.. New York, Directors.
Charles G. Putnam, M. D., Physician.
having Agencies in Boston.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
10 Wall Street, New York. Cash Capital,
$500,000.
Simeon L. Loomis, President. Charles J.
Martin, Secretary.
We select the following references by per-
mission : —
C. H. Parker, Esq., firm of A. & A. Law-
rence &: Co.; H. K. Horton, Esq., firm of F.
Skinner & Co. ; S. R. Payson, Esq., firm of J.
C. Howe & Co. ; II. Callender, Esq., firm of
Nash, Callender & Co. ; Messrs. Beebe, Mor-
gan & Co. ; Messrs. Dana, Farrar & Hyde.
This company (the capital having all been
paid in) will insure woollen and cotton facto-
ries and other buildings, merchandise, house-
hold furniture and personal property generally,
against loss or damage by fire, on favorable
terms.
I. F. Dobson, Agent, No. 27 State Street,
Boston.
LUCIAN I. BISBEE'S
LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE INS. CO.
No. 7 Post Office Avenue, Boston.
United States Fire Ins. Co. of New York.
North American Fire Ins. Co. of New York.
Western Fire Ins. Co. of New York.
Knickerbocker Life Ins. Co. of New York.
Freemen's Life Ins. Co. of Boston.
LUCIAN I. BISBEE,
Attorney and Gent Agt. Neio England States.
No. 7 Post Office Avenue, Boston.
N. B. Local Agents wanted throughout
the New England States.
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AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE INS.
AND TRUST COMPANY.
Of the City of New Haven. Incorporated 1847.
Capital anq Accumulation, $250,000.
Benjaman S'illima,n, Preside7it. Benj.Noyes,
Secretary. Jonathan W. Fitch, Caleb Mix,
Sherman W. Knevals, Willis Bristol, John
Durrie, James E. English, James Punderford,
Lucius R. Finch, Joseph E. Sheffield, John B.
Robertson, Jonathan Knight, Henry Whitney,
Henry Peck, Trustees.
Rev. Frederick T. Grey, Hon. J. G. Rog-
ers, John C. Warren, M. JD., John Ware, M.
D., A. H. Vinton, D. D., G. W. Blagden, D.
D., J. J. Dixwell, Esq., J. Huntington Wal-
cott, Esq., Local Iiefere7ice.
John C. AVarren, M. D., and John Ware,
M. D., Consulting Physicians.
E. W. Blake, "M. I)., Medical Examiner, 28
Harrison Avenue. H. Hamlin, Actuary, No.
13 Exchange Street, Boston.
MUTUAL BENEFIT FIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Of New Jersey.
Accumulated Fund $2,000,000.
Robert L. Patterson, President. B. C. Mil-
ler, Secretary. C. S. Macknett, L. C. Grover,
T. B. Segur, H.McFarlan,!. H.Frothingham,
John R. Weeks, Edward A. Strong, A. S.
Snelling, R. H. Greene, J. W. Condit, N.
Perry, Directors.
Preferences in Boston, S. Fairbanks, R. G.
Shaw, E. H. Allen, C. G. Loring, C. W.
Cartwright, Johnson, Sewell & Co., W. D.
Coolidge, Peter C. Jones, Revs. F. T. Gray,
Charles Brooks, Samuel F. Coolidge.
D. Humphreys Storer, M. D., Medical Ex-
aminer, 14 Winter Street.
J. B. Prince, Agent, 1 8j 3 Kilby Street.
LOAN AND PUND ASSOCIATIONS.
AMERICAN.
40 State Street, Boston.
Charles Carter, President. Albert J.Wright,
Vice President. J. C. Hubbard, J. W. Vose,
A. B. Hasty, J. W. Bates, Wm. Rogers, Geo.
Moulton, H. B. Rice, G. H. Fitch, John Fa-
vor, J. A. Davis, C. M. Vinson, D. O. Good-
rich, Hosea Noyes, M. W. Sawyer, Jesse Rus-
sell, Jesse Tirrill, J. T. Penniman, H. Curtis,
D. T. Mills, Directors. E. R. Phinney, Secre-
tary. A. P. Blake, Surveyor. William Ro-
gers, Attorney.
ATLANTIC.
40 State Street, Boston.
Pearl Martin, President. A Cummings, Jr.,
Secretary. J. B. Severance, John Mansfield,
Henry F. Parker, Elisha Parker, James E.
Miller, Ira D. Spalding, Sylvester Harnden,
D. B. Knox, E. P. Evans, Warren Hapgood,
Directors. A. K. P. Joy, Attorney. Geo. B.
Parrott, Surveyor.
BLACKSTONE.
114 Hanover Street, Boston.
Daniel Farrar, President. Horace L. Dunck-
lee, Vice President. S. M. Folsom, Joseph
Huse, G. T. Carruth, Daniel Monroe, J. C.
Howe, L. L. Fuller, H. J. Hunt, C. G. Arnold,
J. C. Collins, Thomas A. Westcott, Alfred S.
Brown, A. W. Mendum, Jacob Brown, E. L.
Gilson, J. L. Bailey, Samuel W. Clapp, Jos-
eph Hiss, J. A. Pond, I. W. Tobie, M. D^,
Directors. L. S. Hapgood, Secretary. M. F.
Duncklee, Attorney and Surveyor.
FRANKLIN.
40 State Street, Boston.
Lemuel Gilbert, President. Samuel B. Krog-
man, Vice President. William W. Bullock,
Sec. William H. Jameson, James W. Con-
verse, Lewis H. Washburn, Joseph New-
march, A. M. McPhail, Jr., L. A. Hunting-
ton, W. E. French, James L. Taylor, J. G.
Ball, Directors. E. R. Phinney, Surveyor.
Francis A. Brooks, Attorney.
HOWARD.
40 State Street, Boston.
Pearl Martin, President. Alfred J. Wright*
Vice President. A. Cummings, Jr., Secretary,
Alfred A. Childs, Joseph L. Bates, Wm. R.
Perkins, James Tolman, Samuel S. Chase,
Daniel Cragin, Edwin Tilden, Thomas Bias-
land, Alfred Lang, Directors. W. Rogers,
Attorney. E. R. Phinney, Surveyor.
MASSACHUSETTS.
20 Scollay's Building, Boston.
Moses Kimball, President. James G.Blake,
Vice President. John C. Hubbard, Andrew
L. Chamberlain, Daniel Farrar, Henry A.
Gane, Levi L. VVillcutt, Elisha Smith, jr.,
Charles S. Burgess, R. S. Cate, James Quinn,
Samuel P. Tollman, Charles C. Coolidge,
Benjamin F. Dudley, Charles H. Laughton,
Henry Jones, Dexter H. Follett, Directors.
David Chamberlin, Secretary and Surveyor.
William V. Thompson, Attorney.
LOAN AND FUND ASSOCIATIONS
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MECHANICS'.
East Boston.
Nichols Litchfield, President. R. G. Pres-
cott, Vice President. Morrill Cole, S. E.
Gould, John Howe, jr., John S. Mendum,
John Y. Kendall, Jarius Pratt, jr., C. W.
McLellan, William Thompson, William F.
Hall, S. Y. Chase, A. W. Fernald, E. T. Lor-
ing, Israel F. Crafts, Merrill Pettingill, Wat-
son G. Mayo, Directors. Thomas B. Pratt,
Secretarij. Joseph G. Ilamblin, Surveyor. S.
B. Hahri, Attorney.
METROPOLITAN.
20 Scollay's Building, Boston.
Edward Tyler, President. Robert L. Rob-
bins, Vice President. G. A. P. Darling, Alfred
M. Beck, John P. Hale Gushing, James M.
Frost, James O. Boswell, Gardner Symmes,
William Hobbs, Seneca Hills,Jacob L. Bailey,
Chester H. Carruth, J. E. Bridge, Elisha K.
Collins, John H. Grisgs, Benjamin W. Sea-
mans, J. W. Hobbs, Directors. E. G. Stevens,
Secretary. Wm. V. Thompson, Attorney.
Benj. Burlingame, Surveyor.
NATIONAL.
40 State Street, Boston.
Earl W. Johnson, President. William H.
Cook, Vice President. Albert J. Wright, A.
B. Hasty, Wm. A. Bell, E. R. Phinney, Sam-
uel Savals, Jr., Charles C. Scott, J. Pierce, T.
C. Porter, Robert Wharton, Curtis Wood, Al-
bert Hutchins, E. H. Tucker, jr., Simon P.
Atkins, Jeduthan Fowle, E. H. R. Ruggles,
Directors. G. H. Fitch, Secretary. Robert
Wharton Surveyor. Wm. Rogers, Attorney.
PEOPLE'S PERPETUAL.
40 State Street, Boston.
Wm. F. Goodwin, President. Levi Wil-
kins, Vice President. Wm. F. Goodwin, Levi
Wilkins, Chas. B. Rice, Jonas Fitch, Alfred
M. Hinds, Samuel Curtis, Samuel P. Lang-
maid, Charles H. Crosby, Henry Robinson,
Job Lockwood, C. K. Darling, W. G. Lang-
don, Dustin Lancy, Lewis H. Washburn,
Samuel B. Krogman, Directors. Wm. W.
Bullock, Secretary. W^m. Rogers, Attorney.
George B. Parrott, Surveyor.
NEW ENGLAND.
40 State Street, Boston.
Daniel Warren, President. L. B. Hanaford,
Vice President. A. P. Blake, Secretary.
Charles French, Abel B. Munroe, James E.
Farwell, John A. Hughes, Samuel Neal, Wm.
S Damrell, George Odiorne, L. L. Tarbell,
William Rogers, Alden Avery, J. C. Johnson,
David A. Sahlein, D. T. Mills, Nathan Hatha-
way, Leonard Morse, John Williams, Thomas
D. Morris, Briggs Mann, George S. Rawson,
Calvin Ryder, Directors. William Rogers,
Attorney and Counsellor. E. R. Phinney, Sur-
veyor.
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SIIAWMUT.
40 State Street, Boston.
Samuel R. Krogman, President. E. P. Dol"
beare, Jr., Vice President. Levi Wilkins,
Secretary. Charles B. Rice, C. W. C. Grant,
T. L. Smith, W. W. Bullock, Vincent La-
forme, Horace C. Rose, EleazerBullard, James
M. Cook, Directors. G. B. Parrott, Surveyor.
A. B. Ely, Attorney.
SHOE AND LEATHER DEALERS'.
16 Scollay's Building, Boston.
Andrew L. Chamberlain, President. J. W.
Dascomb, Vice President. Royal B. Willis,
Joseph H. Green, S. G. Damon, Job A. Tur-
ner, David Chamberlin, William Bragdon,
Charles H. Knox, Charles J. Fox, Henry
Jones, John T. White, Charles P. Flint, Lu-
ther Farwell, Charles O. Foster, Directors.
Horatio Williams, Secretary and Surveyor.
William V. Thompson, Attorney.
STATE.
40 State Street, Boston.
Chas. Carter, President. Albert J. Wright?
Vice President. E. R. Phinney, Secretary. A-
K. Hathaway, J. S. Dillingham, A. B. Hasty,
John Favor, H. B. Rice, Levi Simmons, Ira
Russell, John Penniman, A. F. Smith, J. G.
Wilbor, Jeremiah Blake, J. C Hubbard, Je-
remiah Martin, F. D. Brigham, J. Swan,
Henry Dunham, Franklin Ames, Directors.
Wm. Rogers, Attorney. Francis D'Arcy, Sur-
veyor.
SUFFOLK.
40 State Street, Boston.
Robert Cowdin, President. D. T. Mills,
Vice President. Geo. Howland, C. L. Hend-
ley, H. W. Farley, Samuel Curtis, J. H. Chan-
dler, C. K. Darling, W. W. Bullock, Daniel
Folus, James W. Vose, Directors. Levi Wil-
kins, Secretary. Geo. B. Parrott, Surveyor,
A. B. Ely, Attorney.
TREMONT-
40 State Street, Boston.
Albion K. P. Joy, President. J. P. Sever-
ance, Vice President. Amos Cummings, Jr.,
Secretary. Pearl Martin, J. M. Holden, H. M.
Currier, N. O. Hart, A. Wood, I. Sampson, O.
D. Kimball, G. W. Pope, F. Marble, T. C.
Newcomb, E. H. R. Ruggles, Samuel Curtis,
Richard Ilolmes, Directors.
UNION.
40 State Street, Boston.
Levi Wilkins, President. Charles Carter,
Vice President. William W. Bullock, Secre-
tary. Wm. F. Goodwin, Miles Standish, Jonas
Fitch, J. Davenport, Brookline, Robert Cow-
din, James Garland, W. P. Smith, A. A.
Clark, Roxbury, Samuel B. Bickner, Direc-
tors. E. R. Phinney, Surveyor. William
Rogers, Attorney.
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WASHINGTON.
20 Scollay's Building, Boston.
Knowlton S. Chaffee, President. Daniel F-
Wise, Vice President. Edward G. Stevens?
Secretary. Caleb Hayden, Charles E. Gilman>
Wm. Hobbs, Geo. W. Edmands, John H.
Leighton, Benjamin Burlingame, Artherton H.
Stevens, Jr., Robert L. Robbins, A. L. Cham-
berlain, Luther Farwell, Jr., T. C. Simonds,
R. W. Henshaw, Edward Fleming, E. S. Ven-
nard, Geo. A. P. Darling, Directors. Benja-
min Burlingame, Surveyor. Wm. Valentine
Thompson, Attorney.
WEBSTER.
9 State Street, Boston.
Justin Jones, President. Benjamin French,
Vice President. Lewis Leroy, Secretary. Asa
Swallow, Josiah Dunham, Jr., D. E. Poland,
Francis L. Harding, William B. May, Na-
thaniel Hall, William G. Ciark, Nathan Rich-
ards, Wm. C. Culver, Directors. A. B. Ely,
Attorney.
ABINGTON.
Lucius Faxon, President. Z. D. Ramsdell,
Vice President. James F. Cox, Secretary and
Treasurer.
BUNKERHILL.
Charlestown.
J. A. D. Worcester, President. W. D. Butts,
Vice President. Thos. Sumner, Secretary.
C. C. Hayward, Attorney. Edward Pratt,
Surveyor.
BERKSHIRE.
Stockbridge.
Marshall Warner, President. J. E. Field,
Secretary and Attorney. Wm. Whitney, Sur-
veyor.
LOWELL ASSOCIATION.
LOWELL.
Formed 185.3. John W. Graves, President.
J. P. Adams, Secretary.
MECHANICS' SAFETY LOAN,
Charlestowx.
Josiah Brackett, Pres. A. S. Tuttle, Secre-
tary. C. C- Hayward, Attorney. Edward
Pratt, Surveyor.
MERRIMAC,
Lowell.
E. B. Patch, President. S. P. Adams, Sec-
retary.
MONUMENT.
Charlestown.
Edward Ward, President. Adolphus J.
Carter, Vice President. Gilbert D. Cooper,
Secretary. C. C. Hayward, Attorney. Thos.
J. Elliot, Surveyor.
WARREN.
Charlestown.
James. G. Fuller, President. Moses B.
Sewall, Vice President. Thomas Sumner,
Secretary. C. C. Hayward, Attorney. Ed-
ward Pratt, Surveyor.
WEYMOUTH AND BRAINTREE.
Weymouth.
John W. Loud, President. Noah Vining,
Vice President. E. Richards, Secretary.
Jacob Loud, Surveyor. Naaman L. White,
Attorney.
RAILROADS.
Previous to January 1, 1854, there had been Acts of Incorporation granted to sixty
three Railroads in Massachusetts, with an aggregate capital of about sixty millions of dol-
lars. Sixty-two of these roads were in operation, and their construction had cost over
sixty-one millions. They had an aggregate length of track of fourteen hundred miles ; of
double track, three hundred miles; and of branches, over one hundred miles. The
greatest speed adopted by passenger trains on any of these roads was thirty miles per
hour, but the usual speed was about twenty-three miles. The total expense of working
these roads for the year 1853 was some five millions of dollars ; their net earnings for
the same time, three and one-half millions ; and amount of dividends declared, two and
one-half millions.
One hundred and two persons were injured by accidents ; sixty-four fatally.
At the session of the General Court in 1854, seven other railroads were incorporated,
their authorized capitals amounting to nearly one million dollars. An Act was passed
authorizing a loan of the State credit, to the amount of two million dollars, to enable the
Troy and Greenfield Railroad Company to construct the Hoosac Tunnel. By another
Act, the Old Colony and Fall River Railroads were granted leave to unite, which they
have since done. For other legislation in 1854 with regard to Railroads, see abstract of
No. 2 on page 17 of this book. No. 2^ on page 19,- No. 286 on page 29, No. 354 on
page 32, No. 378 on page 32, No. 417 on page 34, No. 423 on page 34, and Resolve
82 on page 37.
RAILROADS.
186
AGRICULTURAL BRANCH.
Ivers Phillips, Dexter Fay, J. S. Wetherbee,
Sullivan Fay, John Wenzell, Anson Kice,
Samuel Boyd, Augustus Morse, Cyrus Gale,
Dh'ecto7-s.
AMHERST AND BELCHERTOWN.
Inc. 1851. From Amherst to Palmer, 20
miles.
Willis Phelps, Springfield, President,
Thomas W. Williams, New London, Conn. ;
Edward Dickinson, John Leland, L. M. Hills,
Charles Adams, Amherst ; James H. Clapp,
Belchertown; John S. Adams, Amherst,
Clerk and Treasurer. N. D. Patter, Amherst,
Superintendent.
BARRE AND NORTH BROOKPIELD.
Edward Denny, Seth Caldwell, James W.
Jenkins, Jr., and Spencer Field, of Barre ;
Hollis Tidd, C. P. Adams, of Boston; Amasa
Walker, Ezra Batchelder, and John Hill, of
North Brookfield, Directors.
BELLINGHAM BRANCH.
Willis Cook, Aaron Rathburn, Lyman A.
Cook, E. Harris, Gardner Colby, Directors.
BERKSHIRE.
Run by Housatonic R. R. Co. from Sheffield
to N. H. State Line.
Charles M. Hopkins, Great Barrington,
President. Chas. W. Hopkins, Charles Hunt,
Canaan, Ct. ; Increase Sumner, Great Barring-
ton, Directors. E. F. Ensign, Sheffield, Treas-
urer. Charles Hunt, Superintendent.
BOSTON, BARRE AND GARDNER.
From Worcester to Barre and Gardner.
Hon. John Brooks, Princeton, President.
John Brooks, Princeton ; Stephen Salisbury,
Samuel Davis, Horatio N. Tower, F. H. Kin-
nicutt. Rejoice Newton, George T. Rice, Wm.
A. Wheeler, David S. Messinger, Henry H.
Chamberlln, Worcester; Joab S. Holt,Holden;
Henry Prentiss, Hubbardston ; Levi Heywood,
Gardner, Directors. Caleb Dana, Worcester,
Clerk and Treasurer.
BOSTON AND NEW YORK CENTRAL.
Station foot of Summer street, Boston.
Horatio N. Slater, Providence, R. I., President.
Edward Haynes, Jr., Treasurer. Office 7
Doane st. T. E. Graves, Thompson, Conn.,
Clerk. John J. Floyd, Boston, Superinten-
dent.
BOSTON AND LOWELL.
(Depot and Agent's Office, Lowell St.,)
Treasurer's Office, 5 Tremont St., Boston.
George W. Lyman, President. Wm. Stur-
gis, Isaac Hinckley, G. Howland Shaw, F. B.
Crowninshield, Directors. J. Thomas Steven-
son, Treasurer. Thomas P. Tenney, Clerk.
William Parker, Agent.
BOSTON AND MAINE.
{Depot, Haymarket Square, Boston.)
James Hayward, Boston, President. James
Hayward, Southworth Shaw, George H. Kuhn,
Samuel ToplifF, Boston ; Samuel Bachelder,
Cambridge ; Geo. W. Kittredge, Newmarket,
N. H. ; James H. Duncan, Directors. Thomas
S. Williams, Supt. Horace B. Wilbur, Treas-
urer. George Minot, Clerk.
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
(Depot, Pleasant, opp. Eliot St., Boston.)
Charles H. Warren, President. John Bars-
tow, S. T. Dana, William Amory, George R.
Russell, Joseph Grinnell, Geo. W. Hallett,
Directors. Daniel Nason, Supt. Edward
Pickering, Clerk. Henry Dalton, Treasurer.
BOSTON AND WORCESTER.
(Depot and office, Beach, cor. of Lincoln.)
Thomas Hopkinson, Pres. Daniel Denny,
George B. Blake, Nathaniel Hammond, Geo.
Morey, Isaac Emery, William Parker, B. F.
White, Timothy C. Leeds, Directors. Ginery
Twichell, Sup)t. George Morey, Clerk. Thos.
Hopkinson, Solicitor. Horace Williams, Treas.
hours, -without change of cars, via Worcester
and Springfield.
By express mail trains twice a day, leave
Boston and Worcester Railroad station,Albany
street, at 8 A. M. and 2.30 P. M. New York
passengers by 8 A. M. train, are due in New
York at 4 P. M.; those by 2.30 P. M. train,
sup at Springfield, and are due in New York
at 11 P. M. Albany passengers dine and sup
at Springfield, and are due in Albany at 4.45
and 10.30 P. M.
Evening trains leave Albany for Niagara
Falls, Bufialo, and the West at 6.30 and 11.15.
Tickets obtained at office of Western Rail-
road, No. 19 State street, Boston; at office,
corner of Albany and Kneeland streets ; and
at ticket office of Boston and Worcester Rail-
road, Albany street.
G. Twichell, Sujft B. Sf W. R. R.
Dec. 12, 1854.
CAPE COD.
(Office at Hyannis.)
From Boston, via Old Colony and Fall
River Railroad, to Middleboro'.
J. H. W. Page, President. M. S. Lin-
coln, Richard Borden, Benjamin Burgess,
Nathan'l S. Sirapkins, Alex'r Baxter, Mat-
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thew Starbuck, Directors. Amos Otis, Cleric.
Silvanus Bourne, Sup't and Treas.
CHARLES RIVER.
( Office .^ over Webster Bank, Boston.)
Edward A. Russell, President. A. Newell,
Treasurer, M. S. Rice, Sup't.
CHEBACOO BRANCH.
Incorporated 1854. From the Danvers and
Georgetown Railroad, to the town of Essex.
Ezra Perkins, Jr., David Choate, John
Choate, Corporators.
CHESHIRE.
(Office, 54 State Street, Boston.)
Thos. Thacher, Boston, President. Thomas
Thacher, Boston ; Hiram Hosmer,Watertown ;
Salma Hale, Thomas M. Edwards, Keene;
Ephraim Murdock, Jr., Winchendon ; Geor<-e
Huntington, Walpole ; George D. Button,
Boston^ Directors. Charles J. Everett, Ireas.
CONNECTICUT RIVER.
This road connects at Springfield -with the
Western Railroad.
C. W. Chapin, President. I. S. Morgan, I.
Sargeant, C. E. Forbes, E. G. Howe, Samuel
Henshaw, James K. Mills, William Dwight,
Directors. S. F. Lyman, Treasurer. J. B.
Wyman, Sup't.
DANVERS.
Incorporated 1852. From North Danvers
to South Reading.
W. D. Northend, of Salem, President. W.
D. Northend, W. P. Phillips, Daniel C. Haskell,
Gilbert Tapley, E. D. Kimball, Miles Osborn,
Eben S. Poor, Chas. M. Cox, Directors.
DANVERS AND GEORGETOWN.
From Georgetown to North Danvers.
W. D. Northend, Salem, President. W. D.
Northend, Joseph S. Black, Thomas Perley,
Samuel Little, George Cogswell, George J.
Tenney, Chas. J. Brockway, Directors. W.
N. Cleaveland, Treas. C. S. Tenney, SupH.
DORCHESTER & lYEILTON BRANCH.
Edward King, of Dorchester, President.
Seth D. Whitney, of Milton, Treas.
EASTERN.
From Boston to Portland.
(Depot, Causeway cor. Andover. St., Office,
13 Exchange Street, Boston.)
A. Thorndike, Beverly, President. David
A. Neal, of Salem ; Isaiah Breed, of Lynn ;
Ichabod Goodwin, of Portsmouth ; 15. T. Reed,
of Boston ; Samuel Hooper, of Boston ; Mica-
jah Lnnt, of Newburyport ; Albert Thorn-
dike, of Beverly, Directors. W. S. Tucker-
man, of Boston, Clerk and Treasurer. John
Kinsman, Sup't.
EASTON BRANCH.
Incorporated 1854. Not yet in operation.
From the Stoughton Branch Railroad to
Easton.
Oliver Ames, Oakes Ames, Howard Loth-
rop. Corporators.
EAST WALPOLE BRANCH.
Incorporated 1854.
From the New York Central R. R.
John Morse, Francis W. Bird, Wm. Lewis
Corporators.
ESSEX.
David Pingree, of Salem, President. Eben
Sutton, of Danvers; J. N. Sanderson, Lynn;
Nathaniel Weston, David Pingree, N. B.
Mansfield, Salem ; Henry G. Gray, Marble-
head ; H. K. Oliver, Lawrence ; Directors.
J. B. Parker, Clerk and Treasurer.
'. Saltm to Miles, FricesA From Salem to Miles, Prices.
So. Danvers . 1|
Danvers Port 4^ . 10
North Danvers . . 10
Beaver Brook . . .15
Swan's Crossing.
Middleton 9^ . . 30
Boxford 40
N. Andover. . . 19.^ . . 50
Sutton's Mills. 20^ . . 55
Lawrence 21^ . . 60
PAIRHAVEN BRANCH.
From Fairhaven to Tremont, West Wen-
ham, and connects with Cape Cod R. R. for
Boston.
Ezekiel Sawin, Preside?^. Hervey Tripp,
Trcasuier. Horace Scott, Superintendent.
E. Sawin, Wm. L. P. Gibbs, Loring Meigs,
Nathaniel Church, Isaiah F. Terry, L. C.
Tripp, all of Fairhaven ; Edward W. Howland,
of Boston, Directors.
FITCHBURG.
(Office at Passenger Station, Causeway St.)
Thmas Whittemore, Pres. Alvah Crocker,
Fitchburg ; E. H. Derby, J. J. Swift, W. E.
Faulkner, South Acton, Directors. Liberty
Blgelow, Svjjt. John P. Welch, Clerk and
Treas.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER,
(Office at Fitchburg.)
Ivers Phillips, President and Superi7itend-
ent. Nathaniel Wood, James H. Carter, Cy-
rus Holbrook, Samuel Houghton, Joseph Has-
kell, Directors. Charles W. Wilder, of Fitch-
burg, Clerk and Treasurer.
From FiicKnirg to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.
*Fitchburg E. I. Grossman
South Fitchburg 2... 10
Leominster 5... 15.. Joseph Haskell
Pratt's 9... SO
Sterling Centre 12... 35.. J. H. Currier
Sterling Junction.. . .14. . . 40. .C. H. Loring
fWorcester 26... 75
^Intersects with the Vermont and Mass. R. R.
and Cheshire Railroad.
flntersects with Western, Providence and Wor-
cester, Norwich and Boston, and Boston and
Worcester R. R.
EAILROADS
165
GRAND JUNCTION RAILROAD AND
DEPOT COMPANY.
(Office, 13 Exchange Street.)
David Kimball, Prcs. Ichabod Goodwin,
Thomas Hopkinson, James M. Whiten, B.
Lamson, David Kimball, John S. Eldridge, G.
A. Whitney, Directors. George W. Gordon,
Treasurer and Clerk. Wm. L. Dearborn,
Engineer.
HAMPSHIRE AND HAMPDEN.
From Northampton through Westfield to
Connecticut State line at Southwick, and
thence by the New Haven and Northampton
Railroad to New Haven.
Samuel Williston, President. Samuel Wil-
liston, Easthampton; Wm. G. Bates, C. Laf-
lin, Caleb Alden, John Smith, Jasper R. Rand,
Ira Yeoraans, Jr., Westfield ; Charles Smith,
David Damon, Northampton ; N. Lyman
Strong, Southampton ; H. K. Knight, East
Hampton ; William Johnson, New Haven ;
Stephen D. Pardee, New Haven, Directors.
Samuel Fowler, Westfield, Treasurer.
HARTFORD AND NEW HAVEN.
From Springfield to New Haven.
C. F. Pond, Hartford, Pres. H. Fitch, Trees.
E. M. Reed, Superintendent. C. F. Pond,
Charles Bos well, Hartford ; J. S. Brooks, Me-
riden ; Chester W. Chapin, Springfield ; C.
Vanasher, John A. Robinson, Thomas S.
Gibbs, New York ; Ezra C. Read, New Ha-
ven ; William Jarvis, Middleton, Directors.
HARVARD BRANCH.
Run by the Fitchburg Railroad Company.
Gardiner G. Hubbard, James Dana, H. H.
Stimpson, Directors.
HOPKINTON BRANCH.
Incorporated 1854. Not yet built.
From Southboro' to Hopkinton.
Lee Claflin, Silas Mirick, Erastus Thomp-
son, Corporators.
HORN POND BRANCH.
From Horn Pond to the Woburn Branch
of Lowell Railroad.
Adolphus Davis, Boston, President. Daniel
Draper, Wm. P. Draper, G. D. Guild, Boston ;
Bowen Bucknam, Woburn, Directors. Wm.
P. Draper, Sup't and Treas.
HOUSATONIC.
From Pittsfield to Bridgeport, 110 miles.
Charles Hunt, President. Charles Hunt,
Superintendent. Horace Nichols, Treasurer.
Ira Sherman, Secretary.
LEXINGTON AND W. CAMBRIDGE.
{Office, 100 State Street, Boston.)
Run by the Fitchburg Railroad Company.
Charles Hudson, Lexington, President. S.
Butterfield, Addison Gage, John Field, West
Cambridge; James Dana, Joseph N. Howe,
George T. Lyman, Boston, Directors. Wm.
Stevens, Treas. and Clerk.
"" LOWELL AND LAWRENCE.
William Livingston, Lowell, Pres. Sidney
Spalding, Otis Allen, Fred. Parker, Horace
Howard, Isaac Farrington, Abner W. But-
trick, Wm. Livingston, Directors. F. H.
Nourse, Supt. Frederick Parker, Clei'k.
MARLBORO' BRANCH.
From Marlboro' Centre to Feltonville.
Mark Fay, President. Mark Fay, Lam-
bert Bigelow, Edward A. Gay, Winthrop E.
Faulkner, B. W. Gleason, Lewis T. Frye,
HoUis Loring, Directors. Lambert Bigelow,
Treasurer.
MEDWAY BRANCH.
From Medway Village to the North Wren-
tham Depot of the New York Central R, R.
Julius C. Ilurd, Medway, Pres. and Supt.
Geo. A. Daniels, Medway, Treas. J. C. Hurd,
Warren Lovering, Artemas Brown, Alfred
Daniels, Medway ; Welcome Farnum, Black-
stone, Directors.
MILLBURY AND S6UTHBRIDGE,
E. D. Ammidown, President. H.N. Slater,
Manning Leonard, Joshua BuUard, Jr., R. O.
Storrs, Directors.
NASHUA AND LOWELL.
Connects at Nashua with Wilton R. R.,
Concord R. R., and Worcester and Nashua
R. R.
Robert Reed, Nashua, N. H., Pres. Ed-
mund Parker, Wm. P. Abbott, of Nashua, F.
B. Crowninshield, Wm. Amory, Boston, Di-
rectors. George Stark, Nashua, Supt. Geo.
Bowers, Clerk. H. Hobson, Master of Trans.
Abiel Rolfe, Station and Freight Agent,
Lowell.
MIDDLEBOROUGH AND TAUNTON
BRANCH.
W. A. Crocker, Taunton, Pres. W. A.
Crocker, Taunton ; Fitzhenry Homer, Boston ;
Pardon Tillinghast, New Bedford ; Charles
Robinson, Raynham; J. W. Hallett, Provi-
dence; J. B. Tobey, Wareham; A. Ellis,
Sandwich, Directors. E. Pickering, Treas.
A. E. Swasey, Supt.
NEWBURYPORT RAILROAD
COMPANY.
(Office, Merchants Bank. Build., Newhuryport.)
From Newburyport to Bradford, 16 miles.
Charles J. Brockway, Newburyport, Pres.
Charles S. Tenney, Georgetown, Supt. M. E.
Hale, Newburyport, Clerk and Treas.
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Statio7is. Miles from Neivburyport.
Byfield 6
Georgetown 10
Groveland 13
Haverhill Bridge 15
Bradford intersects B. & M. R.K 16
NEW BEDFORD AND TAUNTON.
From Taunton to New Bedford, 20 miles.
Joseph Grinnell, New Bedford, Pres. A.
E. Swasey, Taunton, Supt. Lawrence Grin-
nell, Treas.
NEW LONDON, WILLIMANTIC. AND
PALMER.
From Conn, to Palmer, Mass., G6 miles.
Gordon L. Ford, New London, Pres. John
Dickinson, New London, Treas. and Clerk.
Wm. R. Stone, New London, Supt.
NORWICH AND WORCESTER.
Joel W. White, Norwich, Pres. N. Per-
kins, Edward B. Little, Nelson Robinson, A.
DeWitt, Oxford ; J. A. Rockwell, Norwich,
Directors. George L. Perkins, Norwich,
Treas. P. St. M. Andrews, Norwich, Agent.
E. F. Parker, Norwich, Master of Transpor-
tation. C. S. Turner, Worcester, Master of
Transportation.
From Allyn^s Point to Miles. Prices. Depot Masters.
*Norwich 7 • • 25 • • D. B. Chapman
Greenville 8- • 25- •
Jewett City 16-. 25 • • E. C. Regwin
Plainfield-'- 23- • 45- -J. Starkweather
Central Village ■ • 26 • • 55 • • A. H. Wood
Danielsonville • • • 32 • • 70 • • Hiram Webb
DaysviUe 35 • • 80 • • W. S. Wells
Pomfret 40.- 90..J. O. Fox
Thompson 42- -1 00- -F. B. Thompson
Mason's 44- -1 10- •
Fisherville 45- -1 10- -F. C. Miller
Wilson's 47
Webster 50- . 1 25 • • Geo.B. Babcock
North Village 5 1 • • 1 25 • • R. O. Storrs
Oxford 55 • • 1 35 • -Jonas Bacon
N. Oxford Philander Pond
Auburn 61-. 1 50-. E. M. Knowles
Grand Junction • • 65 • • 1 60 • • Liricoln
t Worcester • 66- -1 60- -C. S. Turner
* Connects with New London, Palmer and
Willimantic R. R.
tConnects with Western, Boston and Wor-
cester, Worcester and Nashua, and Providence
and Worcester R. R.
OLD COLONY AND FALL RIVER.
(Office at the Depot, Kneeland Street.)
From Boston to Plymouth, 37 1-2 miles.
From Boston to Fall River, 53 miles.
Alex. Holmes, Pres. Richard Borden, F.
B. Crowninshield, William J. Walker, Peter
H. Peirce, Caleb C. Gilbert, James H. Beal,
Directors. George Haven, Supt. John M.
Washburn, Treas. Offices in Boston. Geo.
W. Billings, Agent, Fall River.
NEW YORK ROUTE,
VIA FALL KIVER AND NEWPORT.
Distance by railroad from Boston to Fall
River, 53 miles; by steamboat from Fall
River to Newport, 18 miles, and from New-
port to New York, 165 miles; distance from
Boston to New York by this route, 236 miles.
Cars leave the Depot of the Old Colony
Railroad, Corner of South and Kneeland
streets, at 5 1-4 o'clock, P. M.
For steamer STATE OF MAINE, Capt.
T. G. Jewett, on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
For steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. B.
Brayton, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days.
A pleasant and comfortable route to New
York.
PITTSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS.
Chester W. Chapin, Springfield, Pres. C.
W. Chapin, Springfield; William H. Swift,
Edward Austin, Boston ; Josiah Stickney, Wa-
tertown ; Robert Campbell, Pittsfield ; C. H.
Plunkett, Hinsdale ;Wm. A.Crocker, Taunton ;
A. A. Bullock, Worcester ; Henry B. Groves,
Salem, Directors. Stephen Fairbanks, Bos-
ton, Treas. Henry Gray, Springfield, Supt.
PETERBORO' AND SHIRLEY.
(Office in Charlestoivn.)
Connecting with Fitchburg R. R. at Groton
Junction. From Groton to Mason Village, 23
miles.
J. M. Maynard, of Lowell, Pres. W. W.
Wheildon, Clerk and Treas.
PLYMOUTH AND WAREHAM.
Incor. 1854 — not yet built.
Nathaniel Russell, Eleazer C. Sherman, Wil-
liam T. Davis, Corporators.
PLYMPTON AND WAREHAM.
Incorporated 1854 — not yet built.
Isaac Wright, Oliver Parker, James Cole,
Corporators.
PROVIDENCE, WARREN AND
BRISTOL.
Thomas M. Burgess, Providence, Pres. and
Treas. T. M. Burgess, Robert H. Ives, Amos
D. Smith, Wm. Goddard, W. G. Welden,
Providence ; Charles T. Child, Warren ; Sam-
uel W. Chandler, Bristol; Willis Phelps,
Springfield, Directors.
PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER.
Welcome Farnum, Pres. Daniel W.
Vaughan, Vice Pres. Horatio N. Slater,
Moses B. Lockwood, Welcome B. Sayles, Paul
Whitin, E. Williams, J. N. Perkins, E. S.
Hall, W. M. Bickford, Alex. DeWitt, H. M.
Holbrook, Oliver Dean, Philo Sanford, Isaac
Livermore, William Dickinson, Directors.
RAILROADS
167
Isaac H. Southwick, of Providence, Supt.
John R. Baleh, of Providence, Treas. John
E. Taft, Supt. of Transportation, Providence.
William H. Jourdan, Supt. of Transportation,
Worcester.
Stations. J^'ame of Agent. Distance Fare from Fare /mm
from I'rov. Prov- Worcester,
Pawtucket Henry C. Kead 4J 10 SI 20
Valley Falls Wm. B. Arnold 6 15 1 15
Lonadale Addision Kinsman 7 15 1 15
Albion JobUunt 11 35 95
Manrille Kben Bartlett 2d 12A 40 90
Woonsocket B. W. Johnson 16 50 80
Blackstone George B. Kelton 18j'- 55 75
Millville Lyman Legg 20^ 60 70
Oxbridge Omnus Taft 24J 75 55
Whitin'g Thos.E. Kelton 26i 80 50
Northbridge Eben Cadwe
Farnumsville Stephen R. AVhite 325 loo 30
Grafton Calvin Wesson 34^ 105 25
Sutton F H. Merriam 35 105 25
Millbury Nathan M. Jordan 37 110 15
G. Junction Charles A. Lincoln 43 125
;\'orcester W. H. Jourdau 43^ 125
SALEM AND LOWELL.
Incorporated 1848.
Stephen C. Phillips, of Salem, President.
AVm. Livingston, Sidney Spalding, Josiah B.
French, of Lowell ; J. Willard Peele, of Sa-
lem ; Jacob Coggin, of Tewksbury ; Charles
F. Flint, of Reading, Directors. Stephen H.
Phillips, of Salem, Clerk. Nathaniel B. Per-
kins, of Salem, Treas. Francis H. Nourse,
of Lowell, Supt.
SAUGUS BRANCH.
Joshua Webster, Maiden, President. Josh-
ua Webster, Maiden ; G. G. Hubbard, Cam-
bridge ; Benjamin T. Reed, Boston ; Albert
Thorndike, Beverly ; B. F. Newhall, Saugus;
Isaiah Breed, Lynn ; Micajah Lunt, Newbury-
port, Directors. W. S. Tuckerman, Boston,
Treas. Andrews Breed, Supt.
SOUTH READING BRANCH.
From Danvcrs to the B. & M. Railroad at
South Reading.
Albert Thorndike, President. William Sut-
ton, Isaiah Breed, W. H. Foster, George Os-
borne, Directors. William S. Tuckerman,
Treas. John Kinsman, Supt. W. H. Foster,
Clerk.
SOUTH SHORE.
{Office, 27 State Street.)
From Old Colony Depot, Boston ; connects
with Old Colony Railroad at Braintree.
Alfred C. Hersey, Boston, President. Wm.
Sohier, Wm. H. Dexter, Boston ; James C.
Doane, Laban Souther, Cohasset; E. L.
White, Braintree ; J. W. Loud, Joseph Loud,
Jr., Weymouth ; William Humphrey, Boston,
Directors. Gilman Davis, Boston, Treas.
STOCKBRIDGE AND PITTSPIELD.
Thomas F. Plunkett, Pittsfield, President.
T. F. Plunkett, James D. Colt, Pittsfield ; G.
W. Platner, S. A. Hulbert, Harrison Garfield,
Lee ; Daniel R. Williams, Stockbridge ; Thos.
Sedgwick, Lenox, Directors.
STONEHAM BRANCH.
Thaddeus Richardson, Charlestown, Presi-
dent. Thaddeus Richardson, Charlestown;
Luther Hill, Ira Gerry, D. H. Burnham, Cy-
rus Hovey, Stoneham ; Gardner Symmes,
Sumner Richardson, Winchester, Directors.
F. O. Prince, Winchester, Treasurer. A. V.
Lynde, Stoneham, Clerk.
STONY BROOK.
From the Nashua and Lowell Railroad in
North Chelmsford to Groton, there uniting
with the Fitchburg, Worcester and Nashua
Railroads.
Connects at Lowell with the Boston and
Lowell, Salem and Lowell, and Lowell and
Lawrence Railroads.
Tappan Wentworth, Pres. Wm. A Burke,
Ziba Gay, John W. P. Abbot, John Wright,
Sewall G. Mack, Samuel Lawrence, Directors.
George Stark, Supt. Charles Hovey, Treas.
and Clerk. Abiel Rolfe, Freight Agent at
Lowell.
STOUGHTON BRANCH.
F. W. Lincoln, Canton, President. F. W.
Lincoln, Martin Wales, Nathaniel Morton,
Cakes Ames, George B. Cary, Lyman Kins-
ley, Directors. James Dunbar, Canton, Treas.
Jesse Holmes, Stoughton, Supt.
TAUNTON BRANCH.
{Office, No. 10 Merchants Exchange.)
W. A. Crocker, Taunton, Pres. N. H. Em-
mons, S. Frothingham, W. A. Crocker, J. F.
Loring, Fitzhenry Homer, Directors. A. E.
Swasey, Taunton, Supt. Edward Pickering,
Clerk and Treas. John Deane, Master of
Trans, at Boston.
TROY AND GREENFIELD.
Otis Clapp, Boston, Pres. Wendall T. Da-
vis, Greenfield, Treas.
VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS.
{Office, No. 13 Exchange Street.)
Thomas Whittemore, Boston, President. J.
J. Swift, D. N. Carpenter, Greenfield ; Joseph
Goodhue, Brattleboro', Vt.; James Cheever,
Boston, Directors. O. T. Ruggles, Fitch-
burg, Supt. John Rogers, Boston, Treas. and
Clerk.
WARE RIVER.
Not yet constructed.
Orrin Sage, A. L. Devens, William Mixter,
A. Sandford, Otis Lane, W. S. Brakenridge,
Directors.
WEST DEDHAM BRANCH.
Incorporated 1854 — not yet built.
Leonard Mason, Timothy Baker, Nathan
Phillips, Corporators.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
WESTERN.
{Office, No. 13 Merchants Exchange!)
From Worcester Depot, Boston. (See Bos-
ton and Worcester R. R.)
Completed in 1842. Extent, 156 miles.
The Albany and West Stockbrid.se Road, from
Depot, corner of Lincoln and Beach streets.
Albany to State Line, 38 1-4 miles, is leased
by the Western Road.
C. W. Chapin, Springfield, President. Jo-
siali Stickney, Edward Austin, W. A. Crocker,
C. H. Plunkett, W. H. Swift, Boston ; Alex-
ander H. Bullock, Worcester ; Henry B.
Groves, Salem; Robt. Campbell, Pittsfield,
Directors. Stephen Fairbanks, Treas. Hen-
ry Gray, Supt. AVm. Ritchie, Auditor. Ellis
Gray Loring, ClerL
WILLIAMSTOWN AND HANCOCK.
B. F. Mills, J. ISl. Cole, Leonard Doty,
James A. Eldridge, Rufus L. Mason.
WORCESTER AND NASHUA.
George T. Rice, Worcester, Pres. Alexan-
der Dewitt, Oxford ; Stephen Salisbury, Geo.
T. Rice, Geo. Bowen, F. H. Dewey, Worces-
ter ; Ja^ob Fisher, Lancaster ; Thomas Chase,
Nashua ; Seth W. Fowle, Boston ; A. E. Hil-
dreth, Groton, Directors. T. W. Hammond,
Treas. and Clerl: Geo. W. Bently, Supt.
WRENTHAM BRANCH.
Not yet constructed.
Artemas Aldrich, Jason H. Archer, Daniel
A. Cook, Directors.
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
COMMERCIAL TEL. COMPANY.
House's Letter Printing Telegraph.
Office, Traveller Building.
Charles Spear, Manager and Treasurer.
GREAT WESTERN PRINTING TEL.
Office, 31 State Street.
J. E. Hood, Superintendent.
MAINE TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Office, 31 State Street, Traveller Building.
James Eddy, Superintendent.
N. Y. AND N. E. UNION TEL, CO.
Southern, Western and Northern
Lines.
Office, Merchants Exchange Building."
H. M. SchiefFelin, Pres. C. E. Wood, Su/t.
NORTHERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Morse's Line.
Office, 86 State Street.
PL F. Rice, Pres. O. A. Dodge, Sup't.
VERMONT &- BOSTON TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
Office, 76 State Street.
R. C. Rowe, Operator.
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY.
Incorporated 1854. Capital, $75,000.
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
AMERICAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Chelsea. Capital, $200,000.
Isaac Stebbins, President. J. B. Loomis,
Treasurer. John Andrews, Superintendent.
BOSTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Samuel A. Eliot, President. William W-
Greenough, Treasurer and Agent. Charles C-
Smith, Clerk. Office, 102 Washington Street.
BRIGHTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $50,000. Wm.
G. Wilson, N. W. Turner, Frederick S. Jones,
Corporators.
BROOKLINE GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $100,000.
Harrison Fay, President. Nathaniel Harris,
Treasurer. Geo. F. Homer, Secretary.
CAMBRIDGE GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1852. Capital, $300,000.
John H. Blake, President. Estes Howe,
Treasurer and Clerk.
CHARLESTOWN GAS COMPANY.
Peter Hubbell, President. Geo. B. Neal,
Clerk, Treasurer and. Agent.
CHELSEA GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1852. Capital, $100,000.
Isaac Stebbins, President. William R. Pear-
man, Clerk. Jason B. Loomis, Treasurer.
CLINTON GAS COMPANY.
Incorporated 1854. Capital, $50,000.
Horatio N. Bigelow, Franklin Forbes, and
Henry Kellogg, Corporators.
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES
169
DEDHAM GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $100,000.
Henry Comerais, President. Jonathan H.
Cobb, Treasurer and Secretary.
DORCHESTER GAS LIGHT
COMPANIT.
Incorporated 1854. Capital, $150,000.
Gideon Beck, Alexander Pope, and
Charles C. Harrington, Corporators.
EAST BOSTON GAS COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, Sl50,000.
George H. Piummer, Samuel Curtis, James
T. Fisher, Corporators.
PALL RIVER GAS COMPANY.
Incorporated 1847. Capital, S26,000.
Richard Borden, President. J. T. Baylies,
Superintendent.
PITCHBURG GAS COMPANY.
Incorporated 1852. Capital, SlO0,000.
Ivers Phillips, President. Chas. W. Wilder,
Clerk and lYeasurer.
GLOUCESTER GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, Si 00,000.
Benjamin K. Hough, Jr., President. F. K.
Woodbury, Secretary. John B. Thomas,
Agent.
GREENFIELD GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1854. Capital, $50,000.
Franklin Ripley, W T. Davis, Rufus How-
land, Corporators.
HAVERHILL GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $100,000.
James H. Duncan. President. William
Caldwell, Treasurer and Secretary.
JAMAICA PLAIN GAS LIGHT
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $100,000.
John C. Pratt, President. Robert Seaver,
Secretary and Treasurer.
LAWRENCE GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Capital, $55,000. John H. Blake, Pres.
Samuel Lawrence, Treasurer. S. G. Web-
ber, Agent. G. G. Adam, Clerk.
LOWELL GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1849, Capital, $200,000.
J. Wright, President. George H. Carleton,
Treasurer. Charles Hovey, Cleric. Mertoun
C. Bryant, Agent.
LYNN GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $200,000.
James N. Buffum, President. Joseph N.
Saunderson, Treasurer. V. Header, Clerk.
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MALDENANDMEDFORD GAS LIGHT
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1854.
MARBLEHEAD GAS LIGHT COM-
PANY.
George Wilson, President and Treasurer.
John Conway, Jr., Secretary. Gardner War-
ren, Adoniram C. Orne, Rev. B. Huntoon,
John Conway, Jr., Directors.
MILFORD GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1854. Capital, $100,000.
NANTUCKET GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Justin Lawrence, President. William H.
Waitt, Secretary and Treasurer. Charles B.
Swain, Isaac Macy, Henry Coffin, Directors.
NEWBURYPORT GAS LIGHT COM-
PANY.
Richard Fowler, President. Mark Symonds,
Clerk and Treasurer.
NEWTON AND WATERTOWN GAS
LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1854. Capital, $300,000. Jo-
seph W. Stone, of Newton, Francis Edmond,
and Moses M. Rice, Corporators.
NORTHAMPTON GAS LIGHT COM-
PANY-
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $50,000. Wm.
II. Stoddard, Samuel A. Fiske, Daniel Kings-
ley, Corporators.
PAWTUCKET GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $100,000.
Harvey Chace, Pres. Robt. Sherman, Sec.
Sam'l Shove, Treas. Rufus J. Stafford, Agent.
Henry Crowell, Clerk.
PITTSFIELD COAL GAS COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $100,000.
George S. Willis, Henry Colt, Thomas F.
Plunkett, Corporators.
PLYMOUTH GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $100,000.
Isaac L. Hedge, President. John J. Russell,
Treaswer.
PROVINCETOWN GAS LIGHT CO.
Incoi-porated 1854. Capital, $60,000-
QUINCY GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1854. Capital, $150,000.
Henry H. Faxon, John Faxon, Robert M.
Morse, Corporators.
ROXBURY GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1852. Capital, $300,000.
John J. Clark, President. William B.
Kingsbury, Clerk and Treasurer. Thomas J.
Pishon, Superintendeiit.
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MASSACHUSETTS KEGISTER.
SALEM GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Organized April 4, 1850. Capital, $75,-
000. Annual Meeting, second Monday in
March.
George Wheatland, President. William H.
Foster, Treasurer. Richard Gardner, Clerk.
Francis Browne, Superintendent.
SHAWMUT GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Boston. Incorporated 1854, Capital,
$500,000.
SALISBURY AND AMESBURY GAS
LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1854. Capital, $60,000.
Thomas J. Clark, President. Thomas J.
Clark, I. B. Morrill, David Batchelder, Di-
rectors. David French, Treasurer. A. F.
Bradbury, Clerk.
SOMERVILLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1854. Capital, Sl00,000.
Augustus R. Pope, James M. Shute, Enoch
Robinson, Corporators.
SOUTH BOSTON GAS LIGHT COM-
PANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $500,000.
William T. Andrews, President. Jeremy
Drake, Treasurer. E. J. Davenport, Clerk.
TAUNTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $100,000.
Willard W. Fairbanks, President. Philip
E. Hill, Clerk and Treasurer.
WALTHAM GAS LIGHT CGMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $100,000.
Horatio Adams, President. Thomas Page,
Treasurer.
WARE GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1853. Capital, $100,000.
E. P. Whitman, President. A. L. Devens,
Treasurer. C. A. Stevens, Secretary.
WEST CAMBRIDGE GAS LIGHT COM-
PANY.
Incorporated 1854. Capital, $50,000.
John Schouler, John Field, and Nathan
Robbins, Corporators.
WINNISIMMET COAL GAS COM-
PANY.
Chelsea. G. B. Parrot, Clerk.
WOBURN GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated 1854. Capital, $100,000.
• Abijah Thompson, Charles Choate, Albert
H. Nelson, Corporators.
WORCESTER GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
George T. Rice, President.
Treasurer and Clerk.
William Cross,
JN[EWSPAPERS, ETC.
BARNSTABLE COUNTY.
Barnstable Patriot, Barnstable, weekly, S. B. Phinney, Publisher, $2 per year. Democratic.
Cape Cod Advocate, Sandwich, weekly, Pinkham & Bowman, Publishers, $1.50 per year.
Free Soil.
Yarmouth Register, Yarmouth Port, weekly, Charles F. Swift, Publisher, $2 per year. Whig.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
Whig.
Berkshire County Eagle, Pittsfield, weekly, Chickering & Marsh, Pub., $1.75 per yr.
Berkshire Courier, Great Barrington, J. D. Gushing, Publisher. Whig.
Culturlst and Gazette, Pittsfield, Stephen Reed, Publisher, $1.00 per year. Agriculture.
Greylock Sentinel, North Adams, weekly, Alvah D. Brock, Publisher, $1.50 per yr. Free Dem.
North Adams Transcript, weekly, Chickering & Marsh, Publishers, $1.50 per year. Whig.
Pittsfield Sun, weekly, P. Allen & Son, Publishers, $2 per year. Democratic.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
American Whig, Taunton, weekly, J. W. D. Hall, Publisher, $2 per year.
Daily Evening Standard, New Bedford, E. Anthony, Publisher, $4 per year. Democratic.
Daily Mercury, New Bedford, Benjamin Lindsey, Publisher, $5 per year. Whig.
Fall River Monitor, weekly, Henry Pratt, Publisher, $2 per year. Whig.
Fall River News, weekly, Almy and Milne, Publishers, $2 per year. Democratic.
New Bedford Mercury, weekly, B. Lindsey, Publisher. AVhig.
Republican Standard, New Bedford, weekly, E. Anthony, Pub., $1.50 per year. Democratic.
Taunton Daily Gazette, Ide & King, Publishers, $3 per year.
Taunton Democrat, weekly, A. M. Ide, Jr., Publisher, $1.50 per year. Democratic.
Whalesman's Shipping List, New Bedford, weekly, Benjamin Lindsey, Publisher-, $1 per year.
NEWSPAPERS, ETC. 171
DUKES COUHTY.
Vineyard Gazette, Edgartown, weekly, E. Marchant, Publisher, $1 per year. Neutral.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Andover Advertiser, weekly, John D. Flagfj, Publisher, $1 per year.
Bay State, Lynn, weekly, Plumer Chesley, Publisher, $2 per year. Democratic.
Cape Ann Light, Gloucester, weekly, John S. E. Rogers, Publisher, $2 per year. Whig.
Daily Herald, Newburyport, Morss, Brewster & Huse, Publishers, $4 per year. Whig.
Essex Banner, Haverhill, weekly, E. H. Saflbrd, Publisher, $2 per year. Democratic.
Essex County Freeman, Salem, semi-weekly, J. E. Pomfret, Pub., $3.50 per year. Free Soil.
Haverhill Gazette, E. G. Frothingham, Publisher, $2 per year.
Herald of Gospel Liberty, Newburyport, weekly, B. F. Carter, Publisher, Sl.50 per year.
Home Review, Lawrence, Frank Leathe, Publisher, weekly. American.
Lawrence Courier, semi-weekly, Frank Leathe, Publisher, $3 per year. Whig.
Lawrence Sentinel, weekly, J. Ryan & Co., Publishers, $2 per year. Democratic.
Lynn News, weekly, J. F. Kimball, Publisher, $2 per year. Whig.
Lynn Weekly Reporter, P. L. & H. S. Cox, Publishers, $2 per year.
Newburyport Herald, semi-weekly, Morss, Brewster & Huse, Publishers, S3.50 per yr. Whig.
People's Advocate, Marblehead, weekly, James Coffin, Publisher, $L50 per year. Democratic.
Proctor's Able Sheet, Gloucester, monthly, gratis.
Salem Evening Journal, daily, E. Lawrence, Publisher, %-i per. year. American.
Salem Gazette, semi-weekly, Caleb Foote, Publisher, S3.50 per year. Whig.
Salem Mercury, weekly, Caleb Foote, Publisher, Sl.50 per year. Whig.
Salem Observer, weekly, Wm. Ives & Co., Publishers, $2 per year. Neutral.
Salem Register, semi-weekly. Chapman & Palfrey, Publishers, $4 per year. Whig.
Saturday Evening Union, Newburyport, Wm. H. Huse, Publishers, $1.50 per year. Literary.
Telegraph & News, Gloucester, semi-weekly, John S. E. Rogers, Pub., $2.75 per year. Whig.
Villager, Salisbury Mills, weekly, W. B. H. Currier, PubHsher, $1 50 per yr. Neutral.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
American Republic, Greenfield, weekly, C. J.J. Ingersoll, Pub., $1.50 per year. Free Soil.
Franklin Democrat, Greenfield, weekly, C. A. Mirick, Pub., $1.50 per year. Democratic.
Gazette and Courier, Greenfield, weekly, S. S. Eastman & Co., Publishers, $1.50 pr. yr. Whig.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Chicopee Weekly Journal, Chicopee, D. B. Potts, Publisher, $1.50 per year. Neutral.
Hampden Post, Springfield, weekly, D. F. Ashley, Publisher, $2 per year. Democratic.
Holyoke Independent, W. Lillie, Publisher, $1 per yr.
Holyoke Weekly Mirror, A. B. F. Hildreth, Publisher, $2 per year. Literary.
Palmer Journal, Palmer Depot, weekly, G. M. Fisk, Publisher, $1.25 per year.
Springfield Daily Republican, Samuel Bowles & Co., Pub's, $5 pr yr. ; weekly, $1.50. Whig.
Wide Awake American, Westfield, Dewey Brothers, Publishers, $1.50 per year.
Westfield News-Letter, weekly. Porter, Buell & Co., Publishers, $2 per year. Whig.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
Hampshire & Franklin Express, weekly, Amherst, J. S. & C. Adams & Co., $2 per yr. Whig.
Hampshire Gazette, Northampton, weekly, Hopkins, Bridgeman & Co., $2 per year. Whig.
Northampton Courier, weekly, Henry S. Gere, Publisher, $2 per year. Free Democracy.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
American Citizen, Lowell, Z. E. Stone, weekly, $2. Independent.
Bunkerhill Aurora, Charlestown, weekly, W. W Wheildon, Publisher, $2.50 per yr. Whig
Cambridge Chronicle, weekly, John Ford, Publisher, $2 per year.
Charlestown City Advertiser, semi- weekly, Decosta & Williams, Publishers, $2 per year.
Christian Era, Lowell, weekly, J. M. Burtt, Publisher, $2 per year. Baptist.
Daily Morning News, Lowell, J. D. Chesley, Publisher, $3 per year. Independent.
Railroad Mercury, George H. Brown, Publisher, Groton Junction.
Lowell Advertiser, tri-weekly, James J. Maguire, Publisher, $2 per year. Democratic,
Lowell Daily Journal and Courier, S. J. Varney, Publisher, $5 per year. Whig.
Lowell Patriot and Republican, James J. Maguire, $1.50 per annum.
Lowell Weekly Journal and Courier, S. J. Varney, Publisher, .$2 per year. Whig.
Middlesex Freeman, Concord, weekly, S. B. Wilde, Publisher, $2 per year. Democratic.
Middlesex Journal, Woburn, John J. Pippy, Publisher, weekly, $2 per year. Neutral.
172 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTEE.
Morning Herald, Lowell, E. Emery, Publisher, S3 per year. Independent.
Vox Populi, Lowell, weekly, J. T. Chesley, Publisher, $2 per year. Neutral.
World's Crisis, Lowell, Jonas Merriam. Second Advent.
NANTUCKET COUNTY.
Nantucket Inquirer, Edward W. Cobb, Pub., tri- weekly, S3 ; -weekly, Sl.50 per year. Whig.
Nantucket Weekly Mirror, Hussey and Robinson, Publishers, S2 per year. Neutral.
NOEPOLK COUNTY.
Dedham Gazette, weekly, Henry 0. Hildreth, Publisher, S2 per year. Free Soil.
Norfolk County Journal, Roxbury, weekly, L. B. & O. E. Weston, Publishers, W. A. Crafts,
Editor, 32 per year. Whi<r.
Quincy Patriot, weekly, John A. Green, Publisher, $2 per year. Neutral.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Abington Standard and Plymouth County Advertiser, Easrerbrook & Blunt, wkly, S2 pr. yr.
Hingham Journal, weekly, Blossom and Clark, Publishers, S2 per year.
Naniasket Gazette, ]Middleborough, weekly, S. Pratt, Publisher, Si per year.
North Bridgewater Gazette, N. Bridgewater, weekly, Geo. Phinney, $2 per year. Neutral.
Old Colony Memorial, Plymouth, weekly, James Thurber, Publisher, S2 per year. Whig.
Plymouth Rock, Plymouth, weekly, Charles A. S. Perkins, Publisher, S2 per yr. Democratic.
SUFFOLK COUNTY— BOSTON,
Advent Herald. Rev. J. V. Himes, 8 Chardon, weekly, S2 per year. Second Advent.
Advertiser, N. Hale and Chas. Hale, 6 Congress, daily, S8 ; semi-weekly, S4 per year. Whig.
Advertiser of the North, M. Hoffman, publisher, 4 Water, weekly, S3 per year. German.
Advocate of Peace, George C. Beekwith, 21 Cornhill, monthly, 50 cents per year.
American Bee, Bradbury & Co.,' 7 State, weekly, S2 per year.
American Odd Fellow, John B. Hall, 15 Brattle, weekly, S2 per year, Saturday.
American Patriot, J. E. Farwell & Co., 32 Congress, weekly, S2 per year. Native Amer.
American Railway Times, Haven & Jones, 33 Devonshire, weekly, S3 per year.
American Union, Graves & Weston, 36 Washington, weekly, S2 per year. Literary.
Atlas, Thos. M. Brewer & Co., 5 O. State House,daily,S8; semi-wkly, S4; wkly, $2 pr. yr. Whig.
Ballou's Dollar Magazine, M. M. Ballou, publisher, 100 Tremont, monthly, Si per year.
Bee, Bradbury & Co., 7 State, daily, S5 per year. American.
Boston Almanac, Damrell & ^Moore and Geo. Coolidge, 16 Devonshire, annually, Jan. 25 cts.
Boston Directory, George Adams, 91 Washington, annually, July, S1.50.
Erownson's Quarterly Review, Benj. H. Greene, 124 Washington, c. Water, $3 per year.
Child's Companion and Youth's Friend, Henry Hoyt, 9 Cornhill, monthly, 25 cts. per year.
Child's Friend, L. C. Bowles, publisher. 111 Washington, $1,50 per year.
Christian Examiner, Rev. Geo. Putnam and Rev. Geo. E. Ellis, Editors, Crosby, Nichols &
Co., Ill Washington, bi-monthly, S4 per year. Unitarian.
Christian Freeman & Family Visitor, Rev. Sylvanus Cobb, Gl Cornhill, weekly, S2 per year.
Universalist.
Christian Register, David Reed, pubUsher, 22 School, weekly, S2.50 per year. Unitarian.
Christian Watchman and Reflector, Upham, Ford & Olmstead, publishers, 122 Washington,
corner Water, weekly, '$2 per year. Baptist.
Christian Witness and Church Advocate, Rev. G. M. Randall, Editor, James B. Dow, pro-
prietor, 94 Tremont, S2 per year. Episcopal.
Chronicle, R. C. Nichols, pubhsher, 15 State, daily, S6; weekly, S2.
Congregationalist, Rev. R. S. Storrs, D. D., Rev. Henry 1*1. Dexter, Rev. Andrew L. Stone,
Editors, 120 Washington, weekly, S2 per year. Orthodox.
Courier, E. B. Foster & Co., 10 Congress, daily, S8 ; semi-wkly, S4 ; wkly, S2 pr yr. Whig.
Crystal Palace, John B. Hall, 15 Brattle, weekly, S2. Science and Literature.
Cultivator, Otis Brewer, 22 North Market, weekly, S2.50 per year. Agricultural.
Dwight's Journal of Music, published weekly at 21 School, S2.50 per year.
East Boston Ledger, Tyler & Blanchard, Wintbrop block, Maverick sq., weekly, S2 pr. year.
Evening Gazette, W. W. Clapp, Jr., 40 Devonshire, wkly, Sunday mor., S3 pr. yr. Literary.
Evening Telegraph, Williams, Morse & Co., publishers, 82 Washington, daily, S6 per year.
Express List, George K. Snow, 22 Court, May and November, 10 cents each.
Flag of our Union, Maturin M. Ballou, 100 Tremont, corner Bromfield, wkly, $2 per year.
Forrester's Boys' and Girls' Magazine, F. & G. C. Rand, 7 Cornhill, SI per year.
Forrester's Monthly Instructor, Wm. Guild & Co., 156 Washington, monthly, SI per year.
Freemasons' Monthly Magazine, Charles W. Moore, 21 School, S2 per year.
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French Journal, Jules Malignon, 72 Kingston, semi-monthly, S3 per year.
Friend of Virtue, published by the N. E. Female Moral Reform Society, 9 Bedford street.
Fruits of America, C. M. Hovey, 7 Merchants Row, bi-monthly, S6 per year.
Gardener's IMagazine, W. S. King & Co., 54 School, monthly, 5^1 per year.
Gazette & Chronicle, W' right & Hasty, 3 Water, weekly, S2 per year.
Gleason's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion, Maturin M. Ballou, publisher, 100 Tremont,
corner Bromfield, weekly, $3 per year.
Goward's Real Estate Register, Watson Goward, 91 AVashington, weekly. Si per year.
Guide to Holiness, Henry V. Degen, Editor and Publisher, 5 Cornhill, monthly, Si pr. year.
Herald, John j\I. Bernard, 103 Washington, daily, S3 per year.
Horticulturist, J. Breck & Son, 51 North Market, monthly, S2 ; colored edition, S4 pr. year.
International Journal, Stiles & Co., 4 State, weekly, SI per year. International, Commercial.
Investigator, Horace Seaver and J. P. Mendum, 65 Cornhill, weekly, S2 per year. Infidel.
Journal, H. & C. O. Rogers, 12 State, daily, S6 ; semi-weekly, S4 ; weekly, $2.
Journal of Agriculture, W. S. King & Co., 54 School, monthly, SI per year.
Journal of Missons, 33 Pemberton sq., monthly, 25 cents per year.
Know Nothing and American Crusader, Edw. W. Hinks & Co., pub. 81 W^ash. wkly, $2 pr. yr.
Know Something, or Guard of Liberty, Beckett & Co., 2 Water, wkly, S2 pr. yr. American.
Ladies' Almanac, Damrell & Moore and Geo. Coolidge, annually, Jan., 16 Devonshire, 25 cts.
Ladies' Repository, A. Tompkins, pub. Rev. H. Bacon, Editor, 28 Cornhill, monthly, S2 pr. yr.
Ladies' Repository, J. P. Magee, 5 Cornhill, monthly, S2 per year.
Law Reporter, Geo. P. Sanger and Geo. S. Hale, Editors, Crosby, Nichols & Co., Ill Wash-
ington, monthly, S3 per year.
Liberator, William Lloyd Garrison, 21 Cornhill, weekly, S2.50 per year. Anti-Slavery.
Literary Museum, Ossian E. Dodge, 12 School, weekly, S2 per year. Literary.
Living Age, Littell, Son & Co., Bromfield, corner Tremont, weekly, S6 per year. Literary.
Macedonian, American Baptist Missionary Union, 33 Somerset, monthly. Baptist.
Magazine of Horticulture, C. M. Hovey, Editor, 7 Merchants row, monthly, S2 per year.
Mail, Samuel K. Head, 128 Washington, corner Water, daily, So ; weekly. Si per year.
Massachusetts Ploughman, W. & W. J. Buckminster, 51 N. Market, S2 pr. yr. Agricultural.
Massachusetts Register, George Adams, 91 Washington, annually, January, Si. 25. °
Massachusetts Teacher, Samuel Coolidge, 16 Devonshire, monthly, Si. Educational.
Mechanics' Signal, J. E. Farv.ell & Co., 32 Congress.
Medical and Surgical Journal, J. V. C. Smith, M. D., Editor, Franklin, corner Washington,
weekly, S3.
Methodist Quarterly Review, J. P. Magee, 5 Cornhill, monthly, S2.00 per year.
Merry's Museum, J. E. Hickman, agent, 27 School, monthly.
Missionary Advocate, J. P. Magee, 5 Cornhill, monthly, 25 cents per year.
Missionary Herald, published at 33 Pemberton sq., monthly, SI per year.
Missionary Magazine, Rev. S. Peck, Editor, 33 Somerset, monthly, SI per year. Baptist.
Monthly Religious Magazine, Rev. F. D. Huntington, Editor, 111 Wash., monthly, S3 pr. yr.
Mother's Assistant, Stone & Halpine, 21 Cornhill, monthly, Si per year.
Myrtle, J. M. Usher, publisher, 37 Cornhill, semi-weekly, 50 cents per year. Juvenile.
National Magazine, J. P. Magee, 5 Cornhill, monthly, S2 per year.
Native Citizen, Wm. V. Spencer, 128 Washington, weekly, Si.
New Church Magazine, Otis Clapp, 23 School, monthly, SI per year. Swedenborgian.
New Church Repository, Otis Clapp, Agent, 23 School, monthly, S2.
New England Directory, advertising sheet, Whitney & Co., 22 Bromfield, SI. 00 per year.
New Era, S, C. Hewitt, 15 Franklin, Sl.50. Spiritualism.
N. E. Farmer, Raynolds & Nourse, Quincy Hall, weekly, S2 per year. Independent.
N. E. Farmer, Raynolds & Nourse, Quincy Hall, monthly, SI per year. Agriculture.
N, E. Historical and Genealogical Register, S. G. Drake, 15 Brattle, quarterly, S2 per year.
New Jerusalem Magazine, Otis Clapp, 23 School, monthly, S2 per year. Swedenborgian.
North American Review, A. P. Peabody, Editor, Crosby, Nichols & Co., Ill Wash-
ington, quarterly, S5 per year.
Olive Branch, Erasmus A. Norris, Editor, Mrs. C. F. Gerry, Assistant Editor, 5 Washington,
weekly, S2 per year.
Orphan's Advocate and Social Monitor, A. & E. C. Fellows, Tremont, corner Common.
Pathfinder, George K. Snow, 22 Court, weekly. Gratuitous circulation on the railroads.
Pathfinder Railway Guide, George K. Snow, 22 Court, monthly, 60 cents per year.
Pettengill's Reporter, S. M. Pettengill & Co., 10 State, 50 cents per year. Literary.
Phonographic Correspondent, Otis Clapp, 23 School, monthly, 75 cents per year.
Phonographic Reporter, Otis Clapp, 23 School, monthly, SI per year.
Pilot, Patrick Donahoe, 23 Franklin, weekly, S2.50 per year. Roman Catholic.
Post, Beals, Greene & Co., 21 Water, daily, SS per year. Democratic. ,
Practical Farmer, Wm. S. King & Co., 54 School, weekly, S2 per year. i
174 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Press and Post, Beals, Greene & Co., 21 Water, semi-weekly, S4 per year. Democratic.
Prisoner's Friend, Rev. C. Spear, 142 Washington, monthly, $2 per year. Criminal Reform.
Puritan Recorder, Moore, Riddel & Co., 22 School, weekly, S2 per year. Orthodox.
Real Estate Advertiser, Rupp, Hunt & Spear, 27 School, weekly.
Schoolmate, James Robinson, 120 Washington, monthly, Si per year.
Scientific Herald, J. B. Hall, 15 Brattle, $2 per year.
Shipping List, Learned, Tompson & Co., 8G State, semi-weekly, $6 per year.
Star Spangled Banner, T. H. Peabody, publisher, 130 Washington, weekly, $2 per year.
Statesman, Beals, Greene & Co., 21 Water, weekly, S2 per year. Democratic.
Sunday News, F. j\.dams, No. 2 Williams court, weekly, S2 per year.
Sunday School Advocate, J. P. Magee, 5 Cornhill, semi-monthly, 50 cents per year.
Sunday School Journal, Henry Hoyt, 9 CornhilL, sea.i-monthly, 25 cents per year.
The Dispatch, Adams, Lakin & Co., 6 Williams court, weekly, $2 per year.
The Intelligencer, Haven & Jones, and J. B. Gibbs, 33 Devonshire, weekly, $2 per year.
Times, Roberts & Farwells, 3 and 5 State, daily, S4 per year, and 1 cent each. Democratic.
Transcript, Daniel N. Haskell, Ed., Dutton & Wentworth, proprietors. 37 Congress, S5 pr. yr.
Traveller, Worthington, Flanders & Co., Traveller buildings, 31 State, F. Andrews and
George Punchard, Editors, daily evening, S6 ; semi-weekly, $3 ; weekly, $2 per year.
True Flag, jMoulton, Elliott & Lincoln, publishers, 22 School, weekly, S2 per year. Literary.
True Know Nothing and Spirit of '7G, Thomas H. Badger, 3 Devonshire, weekly, $2 per
year. American.
Trumpet and Universalist Magazine, Rev. T. Whittemore, 37 Cornhill, weekly, $2 per year.
Uncle Sam, George H. Williams, 52 Washington, weekly, S2 per year.
Universalist Pulpit, J. jNI. Usher, 37 Cornhill, quarterly, SI per year.
Universalist Quarterly, A. Tompkins, 38 Cornhill, Rev. H. Ballou, 2d, Ed., $2 per year.
Waverley Magazine, Moses A. Dow, 12 Water, weekly, S2 per year.
Weekly Messenger, Nathan Hale and Charles Hale, C Congress, weekly, S2 per year.
Weekly Transcript, Daniel N. Haskell, Editor, Dutton & Wentworth, proprietors, 37 Con-
gress, weekly, ST per year.
Well Spring, Rev. Asa Bullard, Editor, 13 Cornhill, weekly, 35 cents per year.
Wide Awake, George H. Williams, 52 Washington, weekly, ^2 per year. American.
Yankee Blade, jVIathews & Paine, 27 School, weekly, $2 per year.
Yankee Privateer, J. Jones, 2 Water, weekly, $2 per year. Literary.
Young Reaper, N. E. Sabbath School Union, 79 Cornhill, monthly, 15 cents per year.
Youth's Companion, Nathaniel Willis, 22 School, weekly, $1 per year.
Youth's Dayspring, published at 33 Pemberton sq., monthly, 10 to one address, SI.
Youth's Guide, Rev. J. V. Himes, 8 Chardon, monthly, 25 cents per year.
Youth's Penny Gazette, Henry Hoyt, Agent, 9 Cornhill, bi-weekly, 12 1-2 cents per year.
ZIon's Herald and Wesleyan Journal, Rev. Daniel Wise, Ed. 7 Cornhill, wkly, $1.50 pr. yr.
Chelsea.
Chelsea Telegraph and Pioneer, W. E. P. Haskell, publisher, weekly, S2 per year. Whig.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Barre Gazette, N. F. Bryant, publisher, weekly, Si. 50 per year. Neutral.
Barre Patriot, weekly, J. Henry Goddard, publisher, $1.50 per year. Whig.
Daily Evening Journal, Higgins & Plalsted, Worcester, S4 pr. year ; wkly, S2. Independent.
Daily Transcript, Worcester, Silas DInsmore, publisher, S3 per year. Whig.
Fitchburg Daily, Plalsted & Baxter, S3 per year.
Fltchburg Sentinel, weekly, E. & J. F. D. Garfield, publishers, Sl.25 per year. Neutral.
Fitchburg Reveille, John J. Piper, semi-weekly, S2.50 per year. Whig.
Independent Journal, Worcester, D. Higgins, weekly, SI. 50 per year. Temperance.
JNIassachusetts Spy, Worcester, wkly, J. M. Earle & Thomas Drew, S2 per year. Republican.
Mllford Weekly Journal, A. Dexter Sargent, Sl.50 per year. Neutral.
National J^gis, Worcester, weekly, C. Buckingham Webb, publisher, Sl.50 per year. Whig.
Practical Christian, Milford, Rev. A. Ballou, Si per year.
Saturday Courant, Clinton, weekly, Ballard & Bowman, publishers, Sl.50 per year.
Southbridge Press, Clark & Gibson, Sl.25 per year.
The Arrow, Lewis C. Munn, Worcester, monthly, 50 cents per year.
Worcester Daily Spy, J. M. Earle & Thomas Drew, Pubs., S5 per year. Republican.
Woi'oester Palladium, weekly, J. S. C. Knowlton, publisher, S2 per year. Democratic.
"Worcester Weekly Transcript, Silas DInsmore, SI per year. Whig.
POST OFFICES AND POSTMASTERS. 175
POST OFFICES AND POSTMASTERS IN MASSACHUETTS.
(Corrected fro7n the hooks of the Post Office Department, Dec. 20, 1854, hy Chauncey
Smith, Esq.y Corresponding
Bond and Register Clerk.)
Abington, Jesse E. Keith
" North, Henry A. Bidwell
" East, Charles H. Davis
" West, Kendall Baird
" South, Cyrus A. Dyer
Bedford, Henry A. Gleason
" West, Henry A. Raymond
Belchertown, P. S. Bridgman
Acton, John Fletcher
Bellingham, EUery Thayer
" South, Ezra C. Rodimon
" North, N. J. Arnold
" West, Charles Robinson
" South, Reuben Chilson
Adams, George A. Lapham
Belmont, Middlesex Co., John L. Alexander
" North, Abel Wetherbce
Berkley, J. D. Hathaway
Adamsville, see Coleraine
Berkshire, S. T. Whipple
Agawam, see West Springfield
Berlin, R. S. Hastings
Alford, M. R. Vandeusen
Bernardston, Daniel W. Temple
Amesbury, David Bagley
" North, Timo. K. Horton
" West, Stephen Ray ley
Beverly, Joseph D. Tuck
Amherst, Seth Nims
" North, Elijah E. Summus
" North, Horace Cutler
Farms, Josiah Obear
" South, C. F. Hay ward
Billerica, John Baldwin, Jr.
Andover, Hobart Clark
" North, J. A. Burt
" North, J. P. Foster
Blackstone, Darius Bennett,
Ballard Vale, I. 0. Blunt
" North, Alvah P. Colvin
Sutton Miles, Laban Sawyer
Millville, Willard Wilson
Annisquam, see Grloucester
Blandford, David P. Robinson
Ashburnham, S. V. Whitney
" North, Edwin Ely
" Depot, John M. Frost
Bolton, S. W. Kendall
Ashby, Nathaniel ^Vhittemore
Bond's Village, see Palmer
Ashfield, Richard Cook
Boston, Edwin C. Bailey
Ashland, James H. Jones
" East, Samuel C. Allen
Ashley Falls, John Scoville
Boston Corner, A. S. Vosburgh
Ashleyville, Edward Kneeland
Boxboro', Cephas Hartwell
jAssa,bet, see Sudbury
Boxford, Elisha G. Bunker
Athol, John H. Williams
" West, Moses Kimball
" Depot, S. E. Twitchell
Boylston, Eli B. Lam son
Attleboro', Lyman W. Dean
" Centre, Henry White
" North, J. D. Richards
Bradford, William Tenney
" South, J. S. Day
Bragg ville, see Holliston
Auburn, E. M. Knowles
Braintree, Ebenezer F. E. Thayer
Auburn Dale, see Newton
" South, Joseph Dyer, Jr.
Baldwinsville, see Templeton
Brewster, Jeremiah Mayo
Bald Hill, see Franklin
" West, David Harwood
Ballard Vale, see Andover
" East, G. W. Higgins
Bancroft, James N. Cross
Bridgewater, La Fayette Keith
Barnstable, Calvin Stetson
Scotland, George Chipman
" West, Shadrach N. Howland
Brighton, Wm. Warren
Hyannis, Daniel Crowell
Brimfield, Nathan F. Robinson
Cotuit Port, Randall Kelley
Brookfield, Francis Howe
Marston's Mills, Charles Bassett
" East, B. B. Adams
CenterviUe, F. G. Kelley
Brookline, A. H. Clapp
Osterville, Isaiah Crocker
Buckland, Samuel Townsley
Barre, Charles Brimblecom
Burlington, Silas Cutler
" Plains, Edward Denny
Burrageville, (Worcester County) Chas.
Cold Brook, W. B. Sibley
W. Burrage
Becket, Alexander Clark
Byfield, (Essex Co.) Samuel S. Moody
176
ACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Cambridge, William Caldwell
" East, Andrew Fogg
" North, J. H. Davis
" Port, Samuel James
Campello, see North Bridgcwater
Canton, Caleb S. Taft
Carlisle, Geo. W. Green
Carver, Daniel Shaw
" North, Wm. S. Savery
South, T. B. Griffith
Centerville, see Barnstable
Charlemont, David B. Hawks
" East, Horace Wells
Charles River Village, see Danvers
Charlestown, Charles B. Rogers
Charlton, A. B. Fisk
Depot, J. E. Tucker
Chatham, Josiah Mayo
" North, Thatcher Ryder
Chelmsford, E. F. Webster
" North, J. H. Smith
" West, Christopher Roby
" Middlesex Village, F. S. Geer,
Chelsea, Gideon W. Young
" North, George Newcomb
Cheshire, R. C. Brown
Chester, T. K. DeWolf
" North, Jonas Parmenter
<' Factories, A. C. Root
" Village, L. B. Williams
Chesterfield, Oliver Edwards, Jr.
" West, Ansel Thayer
Chicopee, Wm. W. Johnson
" Falls, L. Dickinson
Chilmark, T. Allen, Jr.
Chiltonville, see Plymouth
Clappville, see Leicester
Clinton, John T. Dane
Cochesett, see West Bridgewater
Cochituate, see Wayland
Cohasset, Z. Stoddard
North, S. J. Beal
Cold Brook, see Barre
Cold Spring, Alonzo Waterman
Coleraine, C. W. Shattuck
Adamsville, John Wilson
Collins's Depot, see Wilbraham
Concord, Charles B. Davis
Conway, T. S. Dickinson
Cordaville, see Southboro'
Cotuit, see Barnstable
Cotuit Port, see Barnstable
Cummington, Wm. Swan
West Vill., E. Mitchell
Curtisville, Marshall S. Heath
Dalton, Franklin Weston
Dana, N. L. Johnson
" North, George T. Johnson
Danvers, Sylvanus Dodge
" North, Levi Merrill
Port, David Mead
" Tapleyville, Henry Prentiss
Dartmouth, Charles Tucker
" North, J. Cummings
" South, Jireh Sherman
Dedham, E. Thayer
West, Theo. Gay, 2d
" South, Eben F. Gay
Deerfield, Charles Williams
South, W. D. Bates
Dennis, Howes Chapman
" South, Watson Baker
" East, L. Howes, Jr.
" West, Salmon Crowell, Jr.
Dighton, Charles Talbot
" North, John Rose
Dorchester, Robert Vose
Harr. Sq., Isaac Field
Neponset Vill., Chas. Hunt
Dover, Ralph Sanger
Chas. River Vill., Lewis B. Russell
Douglas, David Holman
East, Norris Yates
Dracut, Simeon Flint
Dudley, Moses Barnes
Dunstable, Wm. Dunn
Duxbury, John Holmes
West, G. B. Standisb
East Abington, see Abington
East Bridgewater, H. O. A. Orr
East Charlemont, see Charlemont
Eastham, George Seabury
North, D. C. At wood
East HoUiston, see Holliston
East Lee, see Lee
Easthampton, Eben Ferrey
Easton, T. F. Davidson
" North, A. 0. Howard
" South, Horatio Copeland
Edgartown, Silvanus L. Pease
Holmes's Hole, G. Dunham
Egremont Plain, Harlour A. Van Deusen
Egremont South, James Barnett
North, G. W. Lester
Enfield, Cyrus F. Woods
Erving, David Blackmer
Essex, Albert F. Low
Fairhaven, Joseph Cutler
North, Cyrus E. Clark
Fall River, James M. Morton
Falmouth, Frederick Davis
" East, John Robinson
" North, Ferdinand G. Nye
" West, S. Dillingham
Woods's Hole, Elihu Fish
[ Waquoit, Asa Phinney
POST OFFICES AND POSTMASTERS. 177
Farnumsville, see Grafton
Hartsville, see New Marlboro'
Feeding Hills, see West Springfield
Harvard, Zophar Wetherbee
Feltonsville, see Marlboro'
Harwich, Obed Brooks
Fiskdale, see Sturbridge
" East, B. F. Eldridge
Fitchburg, John Todd
" South, J. P. Nickerson
" West, Harrington Sibley
" West, David H. Small
Florence, see Northampton
" Port, Benjamin W. Eldredge
Florida, Nathan White
Hatfield, Josiah Brown
Forge Village, see Westford
Haverhill, James V. Smiley
Foxboro', David Hersey
" East, S. D. Maynard
" East, Joseph Kingsbury
Hawley, C. S. Longley
" West, Henry Hobart
'* South, Levi Holden, Jr.
Framinghara, John Clark
" West, Stephen K. Hitchcock
'' South, Willard Howe
Haydenville, see Williamsburg
Saxonville, Henry F. A. Richardson
Heath, George Temple
Franklin, Smith Fisher
Hingham, Hosea J. Gardner
" City, David Dean
South, Edmund French
'• South, J. H. Wadsworth
Hinsdale, Monroe Emmons
Bald Hill, Elias Cook
Depot, Edward T. Nash
Freetown, Joshua Shove
Holden, Charles Chaffin
" East, Reuel Washburn
Holland, Elisha Kinney
G-ardner, Levi Heywood
HollistoD, Abel Pond
" South, Simeon W. A. Stevens
Braggville, D. Hartshorn
Georgetown, Samuel Wilson
'' East, Harrison Whiting
Gill, J. D. Canning
Holmes's Hole, see Edgartown
Glendale, Berkshire County, J. H. Strong
Holyoke, James M. Cavanaugh
Gloucester, Gorham Parsons
Ireland, Chester Crafts
Annisquam, W. W. Chard
Rock Valley, Tryon Winchell
Goshen, John L. Godfrey
Hopkinton, E. A. Bates
Grafton, H. D. P. Bigelow
Woodville, Albert Wood
Farnumsville, T. A. Buffum
Housatonic, John F. Race
New England Village, J. W. Har-
Hubbardston, William Bennett, Jr.
rington
Hull, Joseph Pope
Saundersville, G. C. Taft
Hyannis, see Barnstable
Granby, H. H. Stearns
Indian Orchard, Hampden County, Elisha
Granville, East, Carlos Gibbons
A. Fuller
" West, A. L. Curtiss
Ipswich, Stephen Coburn
Grantville, see Needham
Ireland, see Holyoke
Great Barrington, S. B. Sumner
Jamaica Plains, see W. Roxbury
Greenfield, D. N. Carpenter
Kingston, Horace L. Collamore
Greenwich, James Hanks
Lancaster, Christopher A. Rand
" Village, Ira Haskell
" South, S. H. Turner
Groton, Theodore Andruss
Lanesboro', George R. Rockwell
" South, H. A. Wood
Lawrence, B. F. Watson
" West, A. Archibald
Lee, Albert M. Howk
Grout's Corner, see Montague
" George R. Sturges
Groveland, Nathaniel H. Griffith
" South, A. B. Manley
" South, Jacob W. Eeed
Leeds, see Northampton
Hadley, George Allen
Leicester, H. D. Hatch
" North, Simeon F. Cooley
Clappville, George Roberts
Halifax, Cyrus Morton
Lenox, George Wells
Hamilton, George Appleton
Furnace, W. A. Phelps
Hancock, Hiram S. Smith
Lenox New, Josiah B. Fairchild
Hanover, Stephen Josselyn
Leominster, C H. Colburn
Hanson, Cyrus Drew
" North, W. F. Howe
" South, Barak Osborn
Leveretfc, Francis Frary
Hardwick, A. E. Knight
" North, Benjamin F. Graves
Harrison Square, see Dorchester
Lexington, John Davis
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178
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Lexington, East, W. H. Smith, 2d
Leyden, John Mowry, 2d
Lincoln, C. L. Tarbell
Littleton, William Hurter
" TTest, Peter C. Edwards
Lock's Village, see Shutesbury
Longmeadow, William White
" East, H J. Crooks
Long Plain. C. F. Thatcher
Lowell, Fisher A. Hildreth
Ludlow, Jerre Miller
Lunenburg, Daniel Putnam
Lynn, J. C. Stickney
Lynnfield, J. W. Church
'■ Centre, Sam'lX. Newcomb
Maiden, Keuben Green
" South, Solomon Corey
Manchester, John P. Allen
Mansfield, 3L^F. Shaw
Marblehead, Samuel Cox
Marlboro', J. C. Cotting
Feltonsville, G. E. Manson
Marslifield, Proctor Bourne
" East, Nathaniel Morse
'' North, Constant Oakman
Marston's Mills, see Barnstable
]\Iattapoiset, see Rochester
Medfield, Walter Janes
Medford, James C. Winnek
" West, Franklin Patch
Medway, S. W. Metcalf
" East, G. H. Holbrook
" West, Jason Smith
Rockville, John S. Walker
Melrose, George Howard
Mendon, W. H. Aldrich
Methuen, John Low
Middleboro', Sidney Tucker
" East, Nathaniel Eddy
" North, M. Robinson
" South, C. R. Smith
Rock, Israel Smith
Middlefield, Solomon Root
Middlesex YilL, see Chelmsford
Middleton, Amos Batchelder
Milford, Zelek Darlins:
" South, A. A. Sweet
Millbury, W. B. Fenner
" West, Ephraim Goulding
Mill River, see New Marlboro'
Millville, see Blackstone
Milton, N. C. Martin
Mitteneague, see W^. Springfield
Monroe, Walter A. Phelps
Monson, Foster Pepper
Montague, Elisha Wright
" Canal, Benjamin Henry
Grout's Cor., Ashel M. Webster
Monterey, W. C. Langdon
Montgomery, Nelson Clark
Montville, Wm. W^ Langdon
Monument, see Sandwich
Mt. Washington, H. W. Lamson
Mirickville, see Taunton
Nahant, W. W. Johnson
Nantucket, Charles P. Swain
Natick, Calvin W. Perry
" South, John J. Perry
Needham, George E. Eaton
" West, William Flagg
Grantville, Alvin Fuller, 2d
1 Neponset Village, see Dorchester
I New Ashford, James Dewey
j New Bedford, Joseph C. Kent
j New Boston, see Sandisfield
New Braintree, William Bowdoin
Newburyport. John M. Cooper
; N. England Village, see Grafton
I New Lenox, see Lenox
New Marlboro', Sarah D. Catlia
Hartsville, Austin Brett
Mill River, Henry N. Wheeler
Southfield, Augustus Turner
New Mills, see Danvers Port
New Salem, A. Harding, Jr
" " North, W. Whittemore
Newton, H. R. Wetherell
" Centre, Robert Prentiss
"' Lower Falls, Charles E. Snow
" Upper Falls, James Taylor
" West, John Mead
Auburndale, George L. Bourne
Newtonville, A. H. Ward, Jr
Northbridge, S. Holbrook
" Centre, Wm. B. Fuller
Whitinsville, George Benson
North Bridgewater, A. B. Drake
Campello, Nelson J. Foss
North West Bridgewater, Levi Fsench
Northampton, Amos H. Bullen
Florence, Isaac S. Parsons
Leeds, Thomas Musgrove
Northboro', Anson Rice
North Brookfield, John Hill
North Cambridge, see Cambridge
North Egremont, see Egremont
Northfield, Charles Osgood
" Farms, Moses Fitfield
" W^est, Levi Howe
Norton, Earl Hodges
Norwich, Whitman Knight
Oakdale, see West Boylston
Oakham, Chauncey Colton
Orange, G. A. Whipple
" North, Hillel Baker
Orleans, Edward Barber
POST OFFICES AND POSTMASTERS.
179
Orleans, South, S. SpaiTOW, Jr
" East, Freeman Doane
Osterville, see Barnstable
Otis, Lester Filley
" "West, Ardon Judd
Oxford, Win. E. Pease
" North, Stephen Barton, Jr
Palmer, Osborn H. Bidwell
Thorndike, A. R. Murdock
Three Rivers, Asa Shumway
Bond's Vill., N. D. Wight
Paxton, S. D. Harrington
Pelham, C. D. Eaton
Pembroke, Horace Collamore
Pepperell, Charles E. Parker
" East, Crosby Lewis
Peru, Sylvester S. Bo wen
Petersham, Samson Wetherell
Phillipston, Jason Goulding
Pittsfield, Phineas Allen, Jr.
West, Augustus W. Williams
Plainfield, Levi Clark
Plymouth, Moses Bates, Jr.
South, William Clark
Chiltonville, Geo. Bramhall, Jr.
Plympton, Martin Perkins
" North, Zenas C ashman
Pocasset, see Sandwich
Prescott, Christopher Paige
" North, Horace Hunt
Princeton, Ivory W^ilder
East, H. V. Pratt
Provincetown, Grodfrey Rider
Quincy, John S. Green
" Point, P. W. Newcomb
Randolph, L. F. Thayer
East, Thomas White, Jr.
" South, B. F. Hobert
Reading, Thomas Richardson
" North, Frederick Abbott
Rehoboth, J. C. Marvel
" North, Grenville Stevens
Richmond, Eleazer Williams
Ringville, Ethan C. Ring
Rochester, Theophilus King
" North, I. F. Nickerson
Mattapoisett, Benj. F. Barstow
Rock, see 3Iiddleboro'
Rockbottom, Augustus Rice
Rockport, Francis Tarr, Jr.
Rockville, see Medway
Rock Valley, see Holyoke
Rowe, John Ballou
Rowley, Ezekiel Bailey
Roxbury, Isaac S. Burrell
Royalston, J. Estabrook
South, L. W. Partridge
Russell, H. L. Gridley
Rutland, Z. W. Gates
" West, Horace N. Park
Salem, George B. Loring
Salisbury, B. E. Fifield
" East, Cyrus Dearborn
Sandisfield, George Hull
" New Boston, S. C. Parsons
Sandwich, C. B. Hall
" East, Joseph Ewer, Jr.
" North, Charles Bourne
South, S. C. Howland
West, C. H. Burgess
Monument, E. 0. Parker
Pocasset, Howard Perry
Saugus, George Newhall
Saundersville, see Grafton
Savoy, Calvin Bowker
Saxonville, see Framingham
Scituate, W. P. Allen '
" North, Anthony Gray
Scotland, see Bridgewater
Seekonk, William Ide
" South, Nathan Munroe
Sharon, Calvin Turner
" East, Warren Cobb
Sheffield, E. F, Ensign
East, E. S. Deming
Shelbume, Lyman Conant
East, H. 31. Fisk
Falls, Alfred Bowen
Sheldonville, James Arnold
Sherborn, George Clark
Shirley, Thomas Whitney
" Village, Israel Longley
Shrewsbury, Lorenzo Maynard
Shutesbury, Hiram H. Spear
Lock's Village, Eli Ames
Sippican, Walton N. Ellis
Smithville, changed to Cold Brook
Somerset, J. A. Sayles
Somerville, Geo. A. Sanborn
Southampton, Jonathan N. Judd
Southboro', Solomon Este
Cordaville, Curtis Wood
Southbridge, A. F. Ammidown
Southfield, see New Marlboro'
South Hadley, George L. Smith
Falls, 0. P. Ingraham
South Plymouth, see Plymouth
South Reading, Samuel Kingman
South Scituate, John K. Nash
Scituate West, Ebenezer Blanchard
Southwick, A. J. Forward
Spencer, Luther Hill
" North, Jonas Wilson
Springfield, A. W. Cbapin
Spring Hill, Barnstable Co., Nathan Wing
Sterling, J. M. Stephenson
180 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Sterling, West, Elisha Smith
Wayland, Cochituate, C. R. Damon
Stockbridge, N. A. Waters
Webster, Lyman Sheldon
Stoneham, G. W. Dike
Wellfleet, Allen Higgins
Stoughton, Bradford Kinsley
" South, S. A. Hatch
" East, Elijah Blanchard
Wendell, Otis Chittenden
Stow, W. Kobinson
" Depot, William Putnam
Sturbridge, James Bachellor
Wenham, John A. Putnam
Fiskdale, Amos Manroe
Westboro', J. A. Brigham
Sudbury, S. D. Hunt
West Boylston, G. B. Howe
North, Lewis C. Puffer
Oakdale, Linus M. Harris
Assabet, Amory Maynard
West Bridgewater, Calvin WUiams
Sunderland, Horace Lyman
Cochesett, Albert Copeland, Jr.
Sutton, Salem Chamberlain
West Brookfield, Jacob Dupee
'•- West, Rufus C. HaU
West Cambridge, E. R. Prescott
Sutton Mills, see Andover
Westfield, Gilbert W. Cobb
Swampscott, W. Thompson
Westford, D. C. Butterfield
Swansea, John Mason
Forge Village, Luther Prescott
" North, M. Barney
Westhampton, John A. Judd
Tapleyville, see Danvers
Westminster, J. Whitman
Taunton, A. M. Ide, Jr.
West Newbury, Daniel Nichols
" East, Benj. B. Taylor
West Roxbury, William S. Keith
MiriekTilJe, Wm. Simms
Jamaica Plain, Robert Seaver
Templeton, Dexter Gilbert
Weston, Marshall Hews
Baidwinsviile, James H. Clapp
Westport, Nathan C. Brownell
Tewksbury, Benj. F. Spaulding
" South, F. Brownell
" North, Leonard Huntress
" Point. A. H. Cory
Thorndike, see Palmer
West Stockbridge, C. H. Woodruff
Three Rivers, see Palmer
West Springfield, L. Leonard
Tisbury, West, J. B. Nickerson
Mitteneague, Luke Bliss
Tolland, Wm. W. Harrison
Feeding Hills, Enoch Leonard
Topsfield, B. P. Adams
Agawam, Lyman Whitman
Townsend, Charles Osgood
Y\^eymouth, E. F. HaU
" Harbor. Charles Emery
" East, Z. L. Bicknell
" West, Silas Bruce
" South, John W. Thomas
Truro, Josiah Wilder
" North, Elisha Pratt
" North, John Grozer
Whately, Dennis Dickinson
Tyngsboro', Samuel Elliott
" East, Josiah AUis
Tyringham, Ezra Heath
Whitinsville, see Northbridge
Upton, Daniel E. Fisk
Wilbraham, Luther B. Bliss
Uxbridge, C. B. Bawson
*' South, S. C. Spelman
" North, Wm. H. Dudley
Collins's Depot, W. Collins
Van Deusenville, John H. Coffing
Wilkinsonville, W. R. Hill
Wachusett Yill., Benj. Wyman
Williamsburg, Lewis Bodman
Wales, Geo. C. Eoyce
Haydenville, Lewis Warner
Walpole, D. E. Metcalf
Willimansett, C. Pendleton
" East, Geo. W. Johnson
Williamstown, Keyes Danforth
" South, T. Clark
" South, Lyman H. Burdick
Waltham, F. M. Stone
Wilmington, J. M. Durgin
Waquoit, see Falmouth
" North, Silas Buck
Ware, Addison Sandford
Winchendon, E. S. Merrill
Wareham, C. F. AYashburn
Winchester, Horace Holt
" West, J. Ft. Sproat
Windsor, E. G. Chapman
" East, Samuel T. T. Sherman
" East, Reuben Pierce
Warwick, Samuel Scott
Winthrop, Warren Belcher
Warren, Daniel Russell
Woburn, A. E. Thompson
Washington, Daniel Sibley
" North, Stephen Nichols, Jr.
Watertown, Benjamin Dana
" East, A. L. Richardson
Wayland, NeweU Heard
Woods's Hole, see Falmouth
BOSTON POST OFFICE
18]
Woodville, see Hopkinton
Worcester, Emory Banister
Worthington, E. C. Porter
" West, Russell Bartlett
Wrentham, C. W. Farringtoa
" North, Henry Trowbridge
Wrentbam, South, Enoch Lord, Jr.
^ " West, P. P. Cook
Yarmouth, Isaac Ryder
" Port, Thomas Arey
" West, F. H. Crowell
" South, John Larkin
BOSTON POST OFFICE.
EDWIN C. BAILEY, POSTMASTER.
Edwakd S. Ervixg, Treasurer.
The Post Office is in the Merchants' Exchanoje, State street. From the 1st of April to
the 1st of October, the Office is open from 7 A. M. to 7 1-2 P. M. From October to April,
from 8 A. M. to 7 1-2 P. M. On Sundays, from 9 to 10 A. M. Letter Carriers' Office, J.
H. Patterson, Supt., 23 Merchants' Exchange.
DAILY MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
Mails aose.
Southern, 8 A. M. and 3 and 4 1-2 P. M.
Eastern, 5 A. M. and 1 P. M.
Albany, and on the route, 5 A. M.
Cape Cod and Nantucket, 5 A. M.
Northern Mail, 5 A. M.
Enghsh Mail by Steamships, on days of sail-
ing, 10 A. M.
California on the 4th and 19th of each month
at 3 1-2 P. M.
When Due.
Southern Mail averages 6 P. M. and 12 mid-
night.
Eastern Mail " 11-2 P. M. and 8.
Albany Mail " 7 P. M. and 12 mid-
night.
Northern Mail " 7 P. M.
Cape Cod and Nantucket, 6 P. M.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
IN THE UNITED STATES OR TO BKITISH NORTH AMERICAN PROVINCES.
Letters in the United States per 1-2 oz., (fractions same,) not over 3000 miles, 3 c._ pre-
paid, 5 c. not prepaid ; over 3000 miles, double these rates. Letters dropped for delivery
only, 1 c. Advertised letters, 1 c. extra. To or from the Provinces, not over 3000 miles
from the line, 10 c. per 1-2 oz., over 3000, 15 c, prepaid or not.
Transient newspapers, periodicals, unsealed circulars, or other articles of printed matter, not
exceeding three ounces in -weight, to any part of the United States, prepaid 1 c, not prepaid
2 c. ; each additional ounce, or fraction of an ounce, prepaid 1 c, not prepaid 2 c.
Regular newspapers or periodicals, paid yearly or quarterly in advance, when circulated in
the State where published, not weighing over 1 1-2 oz., 1-4 c. ; over 1 1-2 oz. and not over
3 oz., 1-2 c. ; every additional oz. or fraction, 1-2 c. When circulated oid of the State, all
weighing 3 oz. or less, 1-2 c, and each additional oz, or fraction, 1-2 c. Weekly newspapers,
within the county where printed and published, single copy free to each subscriber. Small
newspapers and periodicals, monthly or oftener, and pamphlets not containing more than
sixteen octavo pages, in single packages of not less than eight oz., to one address, pre-
paid, 1-2 c. for each ounce ; fraction same.
Bools, bound or unbound, not weighing over four pounds, under 3000 miles, 1 c. per oz.,
prepaid, 1 1-2 c. not prepaid ; over 3000 miles, 2 c. prepaid, 3 c. not prepaid.
Publishers of newspapers and periodicals are allowed a free exchange of one copy, and may
also send to each actual subscriber, enclosed in their publications, bills and receipts for the
same free.
All printed matter must be sent without cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides.
There must be no word or communication printed on the same after its publication, or upon
the cover, except the name and address of the person to whom it is to be sent. There must
be no paper or other thing enclosed in or with such printed paper.
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ASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
TO OR ER05I GREAT BRITAIN OR IRELAND.
Letters. — Each 1-2 oz., 24 c. ; 5 c. extra for California or Oregon. Prepayment optional.
Newspapers. — 2 c. each, payment in United States.
Periodicals and pamphlets. — Not over 2 oz., 2 c. each, and 4 c. each extra oz., payable in
United States ; and same postage is payable in the United Kingdom, excepting that for the
third oz. it rises to sixpence, and each extra oz. is twopence.
LIST OP SUB POST OPPICES.
Court, c. Hanover, Church's.
Cambridge, c. Chambers, Henchman's.
Green, c. Leverett, Atwood's.
198 Washington St., China tea store.
Shawmut av., c. S. Williams, Fay's.
Harrison av., c. Curve, Gage's.
Canton, c. Shawmut av., Melzar's.
939 Washington St., Wakefield's.
823 Washington St., Green & Lincoln's.
Kneeland, c. Washington, Saunders's.
Lincoln, c. Beach, China tea store.
Pleasant, corner Tremont, Gilbert & Knight's.
Dover, c. Suffolk, Gale's.
Federal, c. High, Farlow's.
Eliot, c. Carver, Fowle's.
64 Leverett, Watson's.
May, c. West Cedar, Wright's.
CUSTOM HOUSES IN MASSACHUSETTS.
DISTRICT OP BOSTON AND CHARLESTOWN.
The Custom House opens in the Summer at 9 o'clock, A. M., and closes at 2 1-2, P. M.
In the Winter It opens at 9 1-2 o'clock, A. M., and closes at 2 o'clock, P. M. Custom House,
foot of State Street.
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE.
CHARLES H. PEASLEE, Collector.
R. S. S. Andros, Deputy Collector and
Auditor.
George William McLellan, Adams
Bailey, Deputy Collectors.
Ephraim L. Frothingham, Cashier.
Albert Hanscom, Assistant Cashier.
E. L. Frothingliam, Jr., Cashier's Clerk.
Frederick W. Prescott, Auditor's Clerk.
Warren Webster, Clerk of Correspondence.
Nathaniel Gale, Bond and Permit Clerk.
Samuel P. Lovett, Assistant Bond and Sta-
tistical Clerk.
Thomas J. Whittemore, Bond Accountant.
William H. Colburn, Impost Clerk.
James Duncan, Assistant Impost Clerk.
James W. Davis, Impost Bookkeeper.
Ephraim Atwood, Impost Abstract Clerk.
R. C. Webster, Export Bookkeeper.
Thomas Harrison, Debenture Clerk.
F. A. Durivage, Foreign Clearance Clerk.
J. O. Shaw, Assistant Clearance Clerk.
Henry D. Clary, Foreign Entry Clerk.
Samuel Andrews, Marine Clerk and Regis-
trar.
Fisher A. Foster, Register of Sales and
Transfers.
Joseph W. Wright, Marine Abstract Clerk.
George B. Wellman, Coastwise and Protec-
tion Clerk.
Perkins Cleveland, Transportation Clerk.
AVilliam Williams, Inward Entry Clerk in
Warehouse.
H. A. S. D. Payne, Outward Entry Clerk in
Warehouse.
John E. BiWiugs, Re-Warehouse Clerk.
Wm. H. Emery, Warehouse Permit Clerk.
Thornton A. Merrick, Warehouse Book-
keeper.
T. M. Rundlett, Warehouse Accountant.
E. W. Holmes, Warehouse Bond Account-
ant.
Edgar K. Whittaker, Liquidating Clerk.
Thomas Gill, Arranger of Papers.
Eli A. Yale, Miscellaneous Clerk.
W. W. Wilde, Superintendent of Custom
House and Messenger.
Henry D. Todd, Cyrus Kimball, Edward
Grace, Christopher Plunkett, Assistant Mes-
sengers.
NAVAL OFFICER'S DEPARTMENT.
Charles G. Greene, Naval Officer.
C. Danielson Lincoln, Deputy Naval Officer.
Nathan D. Hyde, AV. P. Hill, Andrew J.
Locke, AVm. H. Burbeck, AVilliam Stevens,
Clerks.
George O. Davis, Messenger.
SURVEYOR'S OFFICE.
Fletcher AVebster, Surveyor.
James AVhiting, Deputy Surveyor.
AVm. W. Parker, J. G. Grafton, Clerks.
Franklin Prince, Messenger.
PUBLIC STORE DEPARTMENT.
U. S. Warehouses on Long, Union, and
Cunard AVharves.
CUSTOM HOUSES IN MASSACHUSETT
183
S. S. Seavey, Storekeeper of the Port. Of-
ficBy Custom House.
Joseph Barney, Assistant Storekeeper, U. S.
Warehouse, Union Wharf.
S. O. Dearborn, Assistant Storekeeper,
Custom House Block, Long Wharf.
Benj. T. Gould, Assistant Storekeeper,
Canard Wharf, E. B. ■
Otis Bullard, Assistant Storekeeper, Custom
House Cellar.
J. C. Deland, Assistant Storekeeper , Apprai-
ser's Office.
Chas. A. Mann, Assistant Storekeeper, Out-
of Doors.
T. Browne Dix, J. B. Norris, Warehouse
Clerks.
A. B. Eustis, Storage Clerk.
John C. Brown, Recording Clerk, Appraiser's
Office.
Isaac N. Eiddle, Permit Clerk, Appraiser's
Office.
Thomas S. jNIarsh, Jr., Miscellaneous Clerk.
MEASURERS OF SALT AND COAL.
C. H. Butters, William Chapman, Daniel
S. Cheever, Charles Devens, Geo. Dennett,
Charles Henshaw, Henry W. Peaslee.
WEIGHERS AND GAUGERS.
J. L. C. Amee, Charles Caldwell, Plumer
Chesley, Horatio N. Crane, George A. Dresser,
Charles Edmunds, Joshua H, Hayward, Eph.
Nute, John McNeil, Jonathan Nayson, John
C. Tucker, James M. Williams, Sam'l Walker.
INSPECTORS' DEPARTMENT,
INWARD INSPECTORS.
Henry A. Aldrich, Albert Alden, Levi
Barker, John Belcher, Tobias Boland, Calvin
Bridgeman, Isaac W. Center, Abner Child,
George W. Churchill, John H. Clark, Ezra S,
Conant, Henry H. Cook, Joseph S. Darling,
George H. Davies, Robert L. Davis, Daniel
B. Fenn, Hiram Ferry, James G. Foster,
Joseph Fuller, (leorge Gibson, Nathaniel
Howard, Barzillai N. Hudson, Edward Jones,
James Kettell, Gideon Lane, E. S. Lawrence,
Andrew J. Lewis, G. H. Loomis, John P,
Lord, Henry K. May, Robert Means, Thomas
Moony, Sylvester Melcher, Dennis O'Brien, T.
R. Page, E. A. Palmer, Roland Parks, Samuel
H. Parker, George B. Proctor, George Rob-
bins, A, A. Roberts, John Ryan, J. W. Sand-
ford, D. P. Simpson, J. A. Sampson, S. I).
Slocum, Eli M. Smith, Charles J. Smith, W.
R. Stacy, G. A. Stiles, R. R. Taylor, W. B.
Thomas, I. C. Trow, R. M Waitt, Isaiah Water-
house, James Young.
I. M. FoUansbee, at Quincy ; H. C.Wilder,
at Hingham ; John H. Wilson, Jr., at Cohasset.
EXTRA INSPECTORS.
J. P. Raymond, J. Smith, E. H. Snelling,
E. French, F. J. Tay, G. W. Lewis, J, H.
Jackson, M. E. Cushman, M. Stearns, F.
Marble, N. M. Marble, D. H. Whitney, H. J.
Sibley, J. Q. A. Roberts, D. K. Wardwell, H.
M. Fuller, R. Lowry, P. H. Green, W. D.
Brown, I. F. Nelson, E. Q. Fellows.
NIGHT INSPECTORS.
W. R. Stacy, Capt. E. S. Price, 2d Capt.
AVilliam Bradford, Albert Clark, Jas. H.
Cochran, William A. Gragg, Willard Graves,
Thomas H. Grenville, Chas. S. Hunt, J. R. Mc
Donald, Edmund Snow, Samuel A. Went-
worth, Thomas H. DoUiver, John M. Tyler,
Abraham Weeks, Daniel D. Hartley, Charles
W. McLellan, Jacob Norris, Patrick Rogers,
A. H. Rhoades, J. Hughes, Chas. R. Sturgis,
Fred. W. Hall, Samuel W. Kendall, Wm.
Blaisdell, Robert Weir, Rufus Iv. Ladd, Wm.
H. Carpenter.
G. W. Lewis, Principal ; M. E. Cushman,
Assistant.
COASTWISE DEPARTMENT.
[^Export, Re- Warehouse, Transportation, and
Coastwise Districts. — No. 1. — Boston, above
Charlestown (old) Bridge, with Cambridge,
Watertown, &c. : including Fitchburg R. R.
Station. No. 2. — Charlestown, including Navy
Yard ; and Boston, below Old Bridge, to
Gray's Wharf.* No. 3. — Boston ; Comey's to
Union Wharf. No. 4. — Boston ; Sargent's to
Lewis Wharf, with East Boston and Chelsea.
No. 5. — Boston ; Commercial to City Wharf.
No.6. — Boston ; T, Long and Central Wharves.
No. 7. — Boston ; India Street and Wharf,
Rowe's and Foster's Whfs. No. 8 — Boston ;
Page's Wharf to Sea Street Bridge, with
South Boston. No. 9. — Boston, above Sea
Street Bridge, with Roxbury ; including Fall
River, Worcester, and Providence R. R. Sta-
tions. No. 10. — Eastern, Boston and Maine,
and Lowell R. R. Stations.]
District Inspectors. — Dist. No. 1. — M.
Damon. No. 2. — T. O'Neill. No. 3. — A.
Gregg. i\^o. 4.— G. Dickinson. i\^o.5.— T.P.
Wilson. No. 6.— E. Eaton. No. 7.— A. Ewins.
No. 8— B. S. Tuttle. No. 9.— S. Fabyan.
No. 10.— C. Swallow.
PUBLIC APPRAISER'S OFFICE.
Appraiser's Office, Commercial Street, cor.
of Commerce.
George F. Emery, General Apj^raiser.
C. J. F. Allen and Henry Crocker, Prin-
cipal Appraisers.
Aaron Hobart and Jeremiah Colburn, As-
sistant Appraisers.
C. Dana Lincoln, William Allen, Examiners
of Dry Goods.
Chas. M. Kingsley, Examiner of Sugar and
Spirits.
Joseph B. Frost, Examiner of Hardware, ^i
Charles H. Pierce, Examiner of Drugs.
*Wharve3 boundinz a district are included.
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ASSACHUSETTS REGISTER,
James B. Weeks, Out-Door Examiner of
Lumber, Sf'c.
William Hard wick, Recording Cleric.
Charles W. Spoflford, Invoice Clerk.
Oliver C. Wyman, Warrant Clerk.
John W. Neason, Arranging Clerk.
Joseph B. Bridge, Examining Clerk.
Isaac T. Kipley, Assistant Clerk.
George B. Dexter, Messenger and Clerk.
CUSTOM HOUSE BARGE.
James Kettell, Principal; H. E. Smith,
Assistant Boarding Officer, Long Wharf.
REVENUE CUTTER MORRIS.
John Whitcomb, Commander. John L.
Prouty, 1st Lieut. AVm. B. Richmond, 2d
Lieut. Samuel Nye Miller, 3d Lieut John
Donnelly, Gunner.
SUB-TREASURY.
Ithamar W. Beard, Assistant Treasurer.
G. Haven, Ithamar A. Beard, Clerks.
DISTRICT OP SALEM AND BEVERLY.
Custom House, 112 Derby Street, corner of
Orange Street, Salem.
Port of Salem. — E. F. Miller, Collector;
Henry E. Jenks, Deputy Collector; Henry L.
Lambert, H. O.Roberts, Clerks; C has. Miller,
Naval Officer ; Lewis Josselyn, Surveyor ;
Jonathan H. Orne, Charles H. Manning, Wil-
liam B. Pike, Weighers and Gangers; Robert
W. Gould, Measurer; Nathan Millet, Samuel
Grant, Geo. W. Mullet, William A. Phillips,
Samuel Fuller, Henry W. Perkins, Henry
Derby, Edward C. Peabody, John H. Stone,
Inspectors; Sam'l Foye, Henry Meek, Boat-
men ; George J. L. Colby, Public Storekeeper.
Port of Beverly. — Samuel Porter, Survey-
or; John R. Tibbetts, Stephen Lovett, Inspect-
ors.
DISTRICT OF NEWBURYPORT.
Custom House, 23 Water Street.
Port of Newburyport. — James Blood, Col-
lector ; Nicholas Brown, Naval Officer ; isiath'l
Jackson, Surveyor ; Thomas W. Burnham, In-
spector and Deputy Collector ; Enoch Hale, Jr.,
Inspector, Weigher and Measurer ; George AV.
Hill, Inspector and Ganger ; Charles Peabody,
Inspector; Joseph Lowell and Nathaniel
Pierce, Boatmen.
Port of Ipswich. — Daniel L. Wilcomb, >Swr-
veyor; Frederick Wilcomb, Inspector.
DISTRICT OF BARNSTABLE.
Port of Barnstable. — Sylvanus B. Phinney,
Collector; JMniel Bassett, Deputy Collector;
Charles Lewis, Isaac Whelden, Inspectors.
Port of Sandwich. — Abram Nye, Inspector.
Port of Falmouth. — Silas J. Bourne, Dep-
uly Collector.
Port of Yarmouth. — Chas. Sears, Inspector.
Port of Chatham — Ephraim Taylor, Dep-
uty Collector.
Port of South Dennis. — Watson Baker,
Deputy Collector.
Port of Wellfleet. — Thos. Newcomb, Dep-
uiy Collector ; Freeman L. Hickman, Inspector.
Port of Provincetown. — Rufus L. Thacher,
Deputy Collector ; Simeon N. Gifford, Inspec-
tor.
Harwich Port. — Anthony Kelley, Inspector.
DISTRICT OF NEW BEDFORD.
Custom House, North Second Street, corner
of William.
Port of New Bedford. — Charles B. H. Fes-
senden. Collector; James Taylor, Deputy Col-
lector; Wm. M. Irish, Clerk; Wilmot Luce,
Inspector and Boarding Officer; J. L. Fergu-
son, Inspector, Weigher, Gauger, S,-c. ; Alexan-
der G. Ryder, Custom House Boatman.
Port of Fairhaven. — George H. Taber, In-
spector.
Port of Mattapoiseit. — Ansell Weeks, In-
spector.
Port of Sippican. — Chas. C. Allen, Inspec-
tor.
Port of Wareham. — David Nye, Deputy
Collector and Inspector.
Port of Dartmouth. — Humphrey Sherman,
Inspector.
Port of Westport. — Isaac Corey, Inspector.
DISTRICT OF FALL RIVER.
Port of Fall River. — Phineas W. Leland?
Collector ; Jonathan Slade, Deputy Collector /
Jonathan Slade, Philip M. Marvel, John Q.
Pierce, Liberty Tripp, Inspectors, Weighers,
and Measurers ; John A. Ricketson, Revenue
Boatmen; Jonathan I. Hilliard, Inspector of
Steamboat Hulls and Boilers.
Port of Somerset. — John Q. Pierce, Inspec-
tor, Measurer, and Weigher.
Port of Dighton. — Liberty Tripp, Weigher
and Measurer.
DISTRICT OF NANTUCKET.
Port of Nantucket. — Ehen W. Allen, Col-
lector.
DISTRICT OF MARBLEHEAD.
Port of Marblehead. — Wm. Bartoll, Col-
lector; John Orne, Deputy Collector; John
Ingalls, Surveyor; John Swett, Inspector,
Weigher, and Ganger; George Pierce, Li-
spector and Measurer.
Port of Lynn. — Sam'l C. Pitman, Deputy
Collector and Inspector.
Ports of Swampscott and Nahant. — Ephra- ,
im A. Ingalls, Inspector.
CONSULS AND CONSULAR AGENTS
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DISTRICT OP PLYMOUTH.
Port of Plymouth. — 'EdwsLTdi P. Little, Col-
lector ; L. Bradford, Jr., Deputy Collector.
Port of Duxbury. — David Lakio, Inspector.
Port of Kingston. — H. L. CoUamore, In-
spector.
Port (f Marslifeld. — Tilden Hall, Inspector.
Port of Sckuaie. — Edwin Young, Inspector.
DISTRICT OP EDGARTOWN.
Joseph T. Pease, Collector.
DISTRICT OP GLOUCESTER.
Port of Gloucester. — AVm. H. Manning,
Collector; David Babson, Surveyor; Samuel
A. Stacy, Addison Winter, Inspectors ; Leon-
ard J. Presson, Win. Fears, Weighers and
Gangers ; Robert Rowe, Boatman.
Port of Manchester. — Ezra Stanley, In-
spector.
Port of RocTcport. — Moses Haskins, In-
spector.
CONSULS AND CONSULAR AGENTS
RESIDING IN BOSTON.
Argentine Repablic, Fitzhenry Homer, 13
Central wharf.
Belgian Consul, Ives G. Bates, 85 State
street.
Brazilian Vice Consul, Archibald Foster,
28 State street. (S. Brown & Sons.)
British Consul, Edmund A. Grattan, 11
Doane street.
Danish Consul, George M. Thacher, 66
State street.
Equador Consul, Seth Bryant, 76 Pearl
street.
French Consid, M. Alphonse de la Forest,
22 Joy's building.
Chancellor of the French Consulate A. de
Vaugrigneuse, 22 Joy's building.
Chilian Consul, H. F. Fallon, 17 Central
wharf.
Greek Consul, Henry G. Andrews, 10
Broad street.
Hanoverian and Hanseatic Consul, C. H. F.
Moring, 30 Commercial wharf.
Mexican Vice-Consul, H. F. Fallon, 17
Central wharf.
Netherlands Consul, B. H. Dixon. Acting
Neth. Consul, George M. Thacher, 66 State
street.
Nicaragua Consul, H. F. Fallon, 17 Central
wharf.
Peruvian Consul, H. F. Fallon, 17 Central
wharf.
Prussian Vice- Consul, Francis A. Hirsch,
13 Doane street.
Pontifical States, N. Eeggio, 31 Central
wharf.
Portuguese Acting Vice- Consid, Archibald,
Foster, 28 State street.
Russian Vice-Consul, B.. B. Storer, 47 India
wharf.
SardinianVice-Consul, N. Reggio, 31 Central
wharf.
Sicilian Vice- Consul, N. Reggio, 31 Central
wharf.
Spanish Consul, H. F. Fallon, 17 Central
wharf.
Swedish and Norwegian Vice Consul, E. L.
S. Benzon, 11 Liberty square.
Turkish Consul, Joseph lasigi, 36 Central
wharf.
Uruguay Consul, Charles Soule, Jr., 13
Commercial wharf.
RESIDING IN NEW BEDPORD.
British and French Vice Consul, Charles
Grinnell.
Prussian Vice-Consul, George Hussey.
Spanish Consular Agent, Edvvaid Fales-
RESIDING IN SALEM.
British Consular Agent, Zachariah Burch-
more.
RESIDING IN NANTUCKET.
I Bi'itish Consular Agent, William Barney.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
EDUCATION IN MASSACHUSETTS.
PREPARED BY WILLIAM L. GAGE, PRINCIPAL OF TUE TATJNTON HIGH SCHOOL.
The importance of a pystem of public instruction ia raising up men capable of
governing ihenjifolves and others, early forced itself upon the minds of our Puritan
forefathers.
When the church was finished, the school-hcuse was begun; and by this prompt
commencement, and steady sustaining of the same alacrity, education has become what it
is in Massachusetts, and our system of public schools the pet of the Commonwealth.
Our State has become in this matter the guiding star of our Republic ; from it streams
forth a light which is seen North and South, East and West, and which does much to
enlighten the nation.
Massachusetts claims great excellence for her schools. The people are interested in
them, and in the working of our school system. The teachers are generally of a high
order of men and women, in mind, in character, and in intelligence. The scholars are
stimulated to learn by the general diffusion of information around them, and tbey readily
see that the pursuits of the school-room have a direct and important bearing on practical
life. The houses are spacious, commodious, and in some cases elegant.
To the introduction of the graded system in our leading towns, and to the efficient
organization whii^h our cities have adopted, is owing in a great degree the excellence of
our schools. This system is of recent introduction among us, but even now it has greatly
modified former educational institutions.
By the continued appe^ils of Hon. Horace Mann, and by his unfailing energy as Sec-
retary of the Board of Education, the graded system was introduced amongst us, and his
efforts have been zealously seconded by his able successor. This system has to a great
extent sucoctded in undermining the Academies, substituting the more unpretending but
not less (.'ffective High Schools in their stead, and introducing a system of rudimentary
instruction far more thorough than that formerly in vogue. In our leading cities, the
system secius to have reached a degree of real excellence. In these, we have the follow-
ing gradations ; the Alphabet School, the Primary, Intermediate, Grammar and High
School. Here the time can be passed from infancy to early manhood and womanhood,
and here can all those studies be pursued in their due order, and with due care, which
are to fit the child for life.
In some of our large towns the graded system has not been adopted in its most elabo-
rated form. In most of these, the High School has been established ; and its numbers
are supplied from the district schools. In all, however, the tendency is towards a thor-
ough grade ; and this de/u-able end will be attained by the most of our large towns and
cities in a few years. By the politeness of Rev. Dr. Scars, the Secretary of the Board
of Education, we are enabled to present to our readers the names of the towns in Massa-
chusetts which sustain High Schools. They are the following :
Abington,
D >rchester,
Amherst,
F.iirhaven,
Atileboro',
Full River,
Barre,
Fitchburg,
Bedford,
Fraraingham,
Bolton,
Gloucester,
Boston,
Grafton,
Brighton,
Haverhill,
Brookline,
Ipswich,
Cambridge,
Liwrence,
Chailestown,
Lee,
Che sea.
Leominster,
Chicopee,
Lowell,
Clinton,
Lynn,
Concord,
Manchester,
Daiivers,
Marblehead,
Dedhain,
Marlborough
Med ford,
Medway,
Milford,
Millbury,
N. Adams,
Nantucket,
Natick,
New Bedford,
Newbaryport,
Newton,
Northborough,
Northampton,
Palmer,
Pittsfield,
Plymouth,
Quincy,
Roxbury,
W. Roxbury,
Salem,
Somerville,
South wick,
Springfield,
S. Reading,
Stoneham,
Stowe,
Taunton,
"Waltham,
Winchester,
Woburn,
Worcester,
Ware,
W. Hampton.
Boston, which bears off the palm of enterprise, maintains the supremacy in education
also. Her great advantages for a thorough classification of pupils, her high appreciation
of the value of educated labor, and her consequent efforts to engage teachers of tried
EDUCATION IN MASSACHUSETTS. 187
ability, give her a position in this respect, far higher than that of any other place in -New
England. And the influence of Boston over education is very great. An intelHgen'b.,
teacher remarked to us not long since, that every three hundred dollars added to the
salaries of Boston teachers, adds one hundred to those of the teachers of JSTcw Hamp-
shire. Indeed, as Cuvier could fix the class of any animals by simply noting the form
of one of its teeth, so would one be able to state with considerable accuracy the distance
of the larger towns and cities from Boston by ascertaining the amount of their teachers'
compensation. In Boston the salaries of teachers are not meagre, nor insufBcient for the
needs of life. Boston has tried the experiment of paying for her instructors salaries
which are not out of proportion to those which men of trained minds and administrative
capacity receive in other departments. The experiment has proved eminently successful ;
and to the fact that her teachers are many of them men of energy and capacity, with
here and there a scholar, is the excellence of the Boston schools much indebted.
But we yet think that an unfair comparison is often made between Boston teachers and
those of the neighboring cities and towns. The unrivalled organization of schools in the
metropolis gives to instructors there an advantage which cannot be too highly rated ;
while the general intelligence which pervades it gives even the scholars in the schools a
bias towards the rapid acquisition of knowledge. We do not make these remarks with
any desire to detract from the excellence of our Boston teachers ; but in this matter men
are in danger of awarding that praise to individuals which rightly belongs to a system.
The salaries of teachers in this State are neither insignificantly small nor attractively
great. In nearly every town the competent teacher may live in a moderate but comfor-
table style of life, yet nowhere can he by public instruction, amass wealth. In Boston,
even, where the salaries of the higher masters seem princely compared with the wages
which the rural districts reluctantly give, they not unfrequently abandon their profession
to adventure upon the more rapid acquisition of wealth. The teachers of the State,
however, with individual exceptions, do not merit large salaries by reason of superior
education. In this regard, they fall behind their brethren of the clerical, legal and medi-
cal professions. What is requisite in a teacher is administrative capacity ; if conjoined
with learning, well ; but if without this foil, its absence is not much desiderated.
From the last report of the Secretary of the Board of Education in this State, we
learn that the average salary paid to High School teachers is S8G4. This sum contrasts
favorably with the salaries of clergymen, the average of which is much lower. But the
expense of an education which enables a man to enter upon the imparting of knowledge,
in these schools, the peculiar bent of mind which is found in the successful teacher,
together with the wearing nature of his employment, render this apportionment of wages
just. In this last regard, Mr. Wright, the Secretary of State in this Commonwealth, has
presented some novel statistics. By his returns, the average length of a clergyman's life
is fifty-six years, while that of the teacher is but a little more than thirty. Indeed, there
is but one employment specified, if we remember correctly, which is more adverse to
longevity than that of a teacher. In this view, the comparatively high salaries of the
masters of our High Schools are abundantly justified.
We learn also from Dr. Sears's report, that the average of monthly wages given to the
male teachers of district schools in the State, is thirty-seven dollars, and that of female
teachers, fifteen. This sum includes the allowance for board. We do not think that
this hard-working class of our community receive adequate compensation. The district
school teachers in the State embrace men and women of more real purity, perhaps, than
is to be found in any other class, with the exception of the clergy. The amount of
learning which is required in them is very trifling ; yet a clear head and a willing heart
are indispensable, and these deserve their reward.
The amount of money paid by the towns of this Commonwealth for the instruction of
each of its children differs widely in one district from another. The suburbs of Boston
take the lead, while the small towns on Cape Cod bring up the rear. To Brookline
belongs the especial honor of heading the list ; Winchester and West Roxbury follow.
The amount paid by the town of Brookline for the instruction of each pupil in its public
schools between the ages of five and fifteen years, is upwards of ten dollars annually ; in
Truro, Dennis, and the more backward towns of the State, the amount does not vary far
from one dollar and fifty cents.
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The number of incorporated Academies is at the present time identical with the number
of public High Schools. But the inherent faults of these institutions, composed as they
are, of a continually fluctuating set of pupils, and relying for their support on the popu-
larity of the instructor, are continually reducing the number. Our High Schools, on the
contrary, are continually gaining in number and in efSciency. The men who direct them
stand in the front rank of teachers, being generally young men of trained minds and of
some accomplishments ; and the continually advancing rates of salary will tend to retain
these in their posts of usefulness and honor. The private schools of Boston and our
larger towns and cities have always been in great repute, and justly, as we think. They
have maintained their rank because they have usually taken to themselves those children
who enjoy the advantage of home training. But now that our Public Schools are taking
so high a position, there is no reason that parents should withhold their children from them.
When the public schools are the resort solely of the children of uneducated foreigners or
of unworthy parents, then there may be an excuse to the careful father and mother for
withdrawing the child of their love from temptation and from vice ; but when our schools
become mixed in character, when there is infused into them much of good, the parent
who is true to all his trust, will send his son or daughter there, and strive to turn the
wavering scale.
The number of Private Schools in the State is large, being no less than seven hun-
dred and twenty-three, and the number of pupils in them is upwards of eighteen thou-
sand. Their decrease is to be a matter of time ; their entire estinction is not a matter of
certainty, but the principle on which they rest is not an American principle, and therefore
cannot well thrive among us. The teachers which they enlist are often men of fine
culture, and not unfrcquently friends of general education, yet we cannot but think that
they arc often tempted to injure the cause of public instruction, and regret that they
drew off some of the best blood of our schools.
One of the characteristic features of the educational system of Massachusetts, is the
associations of teachers for the purpose of mutual improvement and encouragement. The
American Institute of Instruction, although nominally a national thing, was founded in
great part by Massachusetts teachers, and owes its prosperity and the interest of its
meetings, in great measure, to the eiEcient aid which men from our own Commonwealth
give. We do not make these remarks with any intention to decry any other State,
but the fact is unquestionably true. In other New England States the positions are very
few which have sufficient attraction to retain a teacher but a small number of years, and
these are not in the domain of public instruction. We are not to look for this state of
things to continue. Some of our best teachers have lately removed to other States, and
Rhode Island and Connecticut eminently are enjojing their services. But at present,
Massachusetts is compelled to take the control to a good extent of this Association ; thirty-
nine of the sixty-three officers are Massachusetts men ; and our own State is the only
one which has ever appropriated a dollar to aid in its establishment. Its infancy has
passed, however, and it is now in full success. At the late meeting in the city of
Providence, more than a thousand teachers were present, and the exercises were of the
highest order of excellence.
Next in course is the Massachusetts State Teachers' Association. Its meetings are
held annually, in Thanksgiving week, and are not unfrequently of much interest ; they
bring together the best teachers of the State, and often attract eminent teachers and
friends of education from neighboring States. The Massachusetts State Association pub-
lish a monthly journal, conducted by tried and accomplished teachers, and offer prizes on
subjects connected with education.
Many of the counties also maintain their own Associations, and the meetings of these,
although of course small, are often of great interest and profit. Norfolk, Essex, Mid-
dlesex, Plymouth, Hampden, Bristol, Barnstable, Nantucket, Dukes, Franklin and Berk-
shire, have each its association of teachers, to the support of which, the State grants fifty
dollars annually. These meetings tend to keep alive an interest in the teacher's duties,
and at them are formed and cemented friendships of great strength and endurance. They
are to be valued on account of their influence for promoting sociality among teachers,
rather than for being the means of imparting useful ideas. Our own estimate of the
value of these meetings, whether of the State or County Associations, is so high that we
EDUCATION IN MASSACHUSETTS. 189
shall be pardoned for quoting a few words which we employed on another occasion when
testifying to their merit.
"At our conventions we assemble as men and women of great diversity in age,
acquirements, and ability, but with one common purpose. Old attachments are revived,
and new ones formed ; some give of the abundance of their thoughts ; others receive in
their neediness ; but all are benefited. We do not plead in behalf of these meetings
that many hints are thrown out, or many schemes proposed, which are received or
adopted. We know that much which is said on such occasions is lost, simply because so
much is said. But a word dropped upon this ear, and a sentence upon that, provoke
thought, and thought speedily becomes action. We must not test the usefulness of these
meetings by the amount of information gained. We must remember that we assemble to
derive food for thought, rather than thought itself ; that we assemble to have our energies
awakened, our purposes strengthened, and our hold on the blessings of social life con-
firmed ; yet more, that we stand together there as the representatives of Massachusetts
schools ; to testify to their strength, to their hold upon our affection ; to utter words
which do not lose their force at the borders of our State, but which loudly ring wherever
it is remembered that Massachusetts is the mother of American schools."
We intended to present to our readers some account of the state of education in other
sections of New England. This we are compelled to forego. We have already referred
to the fact that Massachusetts is the leading State where teaching is adopted to any con-
siderable extent for life. In the other States the teacher's salary is very moderate ;
indeed there is scarcely a teacher in New Hampshire with whom the Principal of a good
Massachusetts Higli School would be willing to exchange situation. Of Vermont, nearly
the same thing could be said. But into these and other States, Massachusetts is infusing
a portion of her own life, and the result is beginning to be manifest. Our State has
been and is the " schoolmaster " to our sister States. We do not wish to boast of undue
superiority. We are fully aware that the praise of excellence is to be awarded to but
few of our schools, and to our system in theory rather than in practice ; still we would
not be unmindful of what the great pervading spirit with regard to educated labor has
effected, and that that feeling has gone forth from our own Massachusetts.
BOARD OP EDUCATION.
Established by an Act of the Legislature, April 20, 1837.
The Governor and Lieutenant Governor, ex officiis ; Emerson Davis, D. D., of West-
field ; George B. Emerson, Hon. George S. Boutwell, Groton ; Mark Hopkins, D. D.,
of Williamstown ; Rev. Edward Otheman, of Chelsea ; Hon. Isaac Davis, of Worces-
ter; Henry Wheatland, M. D., of Salem. Barnas Sears, D. D., Secretary; Hon.
Thomas Kinnicutt, Treasurer. Samuel C. Jackson, Assistant Secretary.
STATE NOHMAL SCHOOLS.
Established by Law, 1 838.
The State Normal Schools are designed for those only who purpose to teach, and
especially for those who purpose to teach in the Common Schools. Of those who avail
themselves of the advantages of these Schools, and who afterwards become teachers in
the Common Schools of Massachusetts, no tuition fee is required. There are at present
four in this Commonwealth ; one at Framingham, Middlesex County ; one at Bridge-
water, Plymouth County ; one at Westfield, Hampden County ; and another at Salem,
Essex County.
State Normal School at Framingham.
For Females only.
Eben S. Stearns, Principal.
This School has the honor of being the first
and oldest institution of this class in the New
World. Originally established at Lexington,
to West Newton, from thence, in 1853, to
Framingham.
Pupils are admitted on the day preceding
the commencement of every other term.
There are two terms in the year. Commenc-
ing on the first Wednesdays of March and
September. The spring term is preceded by a
vacation of four weeks : and the autumn term
July 3, 1839, it was transferred in May, 1844, j by a vacation of eight weeks.
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BaiDGEWATER SxATB NORMAL ScHOOL.
Foe both Sexes.
Marshall Conant, Principal.
Tbose "who enter this school, male pupils,
must be at least, 17, and females, at least 16
years of age.
The Fall River Eailroad passes through
Bridgewater, and the Normal School House
is but a fe w rods from the depot.
State Normal School at Westfield.
For both Sexes,
William H. Wells, Principal.
This school first went into operation at
Barre, September 4, 1830. In 1841 it was
suspended, and in September, 1844, was re-
commenced at Westfield.
Terms. — The school year is divided into
three equal terms, of 14 weeks each, com-
mencing as follows : —
The Spring and Summer Term, the last
Wednesday in March.
The Fall Term, the 3d Wednesday in
August.
The Winter Term, the 1st Wednesday in
December.
Salem State Normal School.
For Females only.
Opened September 13, 1854. Richard
Edward?, Jr., Temporary Principal. There
are two terms in the year, commencing on the
second Wednesdays of l*Iarch and September.
Vacations aie the same as at Framiugham.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTES.
of Education, in his report, says :
icy. Just in proportion as we have
Of these Institutes, the Secretary of the Board
" They are steadily advancing in power and eiEcit
succeeded in providing able and skilful instructors to conduct them, has the interest
manifested in them by teachers, school committees an 1 the people at large increased
The number of Teachers' Institutes held
during the year was thirteen. They were as
follows : —
Salem, PIttsfield, Newburyport, Hopkinton,
Worcester, Lancaster, Athol, Mansfield, Lee,
Barre, Randolph, Franklin, Roxbury.
There were in all 1,555 members, and an
average attendance of 119.
These Institutes are all under the personal
superintendence of the Secretary. The Board
of Permanent Instructors emyloyed by him,
are
Prof. Alpheus Crosby, formerly of Dart-
mouth College is teacher of Grammar and of
Arithmetic.
Prof. Wdliam Russell, Principal of the
Merrimac Normal Institute, Teacher of Elo-
cution.
Lowell Mason, Esq., Teaclier of Music.
Prof. A. Guyot, Teaclier of Geography.
Mr. W. J. Whitaker, Teacher of Drawing.
Prof. Agassiz, Lecturer on ISatural History.
The whole number and cost of dictionaries
furnished to Public Schools at the expense of
the Commonwealth, according to the Resolves
of May 2, 1850, have been: — Webster's Dic-
tionary, 3,132 copies ; Worcester's Dictionary,
112 copies; total expense to the Common-
wealth, to January 1, 1854, $12,752.
COMMON SCHOOL STATISTICS.
The following valuable Statistics are taken from the Eighteenth Annual Report of the
Secretary of the Board of Education, compiled December, 1854: —
Number of towns in the Commonwealth, 328
Towns in the Commonwealth, which have made returns, 326
Towns that have not made returns, 2
Number of Public Schools, 4,163; Increase, 50
Scholars of all ages in all Public Schools, in Summer, 186,628 ; Decrease, 394
Scholars of all ages in all Public Schools, in Winter, 199,447 ; " 2,640
Average attendance in all the Public Schools, in Summer, • • 141,226; Increase, 744
Average attendance in all the Public Schools, in Winter,- • • - 154.277 ; Decrease, 1,439
Persons under 5 years of age attending Public Schools, 16,093 ; " 1,421
Persons over 15 years of age attending Public Schools, 21 ,609 ; " 753
Persons between 5 and 15 years in the States, 206,625 ; Increase, 1,920
Number of Male TeachertJ, in Summer, 3 74; Decrease, 18
Number of Female Teachers, in Summer, 4,172; Increase, 47
Number of Male Teachers, in Winter, 1,840; Decrease, 131
Number of Female Teachers, in Winter, 2,89 1 ; Increase, 1 78
Different persons employed as Teachers during the year,. . • 7,098; " 23
EDUCATION IN MASSACHUSETTS.
191
Average length of the Schools, 7 months 16 days.
Average monthly wages, inclurling value of board, Males,
Average monthly wages, including value of board. Females,
Money raised by taxes for support of Schools, includin<i only wages of
Teachers, board and fuel, 81,013,472.26 ; Increase,
Amount of board, and fuel, and money voluntarily contributed to prolong
Public Schools • ;
Amount of money appropriated to Schools, as income of local funds,
Amount received by the towns and cities as their share of the income of the
State School Fund, S46,908.10;_ Increase,
Aggregate expended on Public Schools, for wages, fuel, and superintendence,
Amounc raised for taxes, (including income of surplus revenue,) for each
child between 5 and 15, «
Number of Incorporated Acadamies returned, • • •
Average number of Scholars, '•' • •
Aggregate paid for Tuition,
Number of Private Schools,
Estimated average number of Scholars,
Estimated aggregate amount paid for Tuition
Amount expended in 1853 in erecting and repairing Schoolhouses, for the
use of Public Schools
Value of Public Schoolhouses, as returned by School Committees, April, 1854,
Amount annually expended, exclusive of the support of Collegiate Institu-
tions and Profesfcional Schools, to promote popular education in Mas-
sachusetts, not less than
The law requires each town to raise, by tax, at least Sl.50 per child, between 5 and 15, as a
condition of receiving a share of the income of the State School Fund.
All the cities and towns returned have raised Sl.50, or more, for each child between 5 and 15.
Number of towns that have raised $3.00, or more, per child, between 5 and
15, 225 ; Increase, 16
COLLEGES, ACADEMIES, ETC.
$37,76
$15,88
$49,841.01
$38,061.30
$42,806.30
$2,840.99
$1,110,132.68
$496
66
4,142
$85,322.90
674
17,322
$244,290.72
$402,609.90
$4,576,457.26
$2,283,.554.00
ABBOTT FEMALE ACADEMY, ANDOVER.
Incorporated 1829. , Prexi-
dent. Ndtbaniel SwitV, Esq., Treasurer. Miss
Nancy J. Ilazekine, Principal.
AMHERST COLLEGE.
Incorporated, 1821.
FACULTY.
Rev. Wm. A. Stearns, D. D.. Pre.tident and
Professor of Moral and Christian Science.
Rev. Edward Hitchcock, D. D., LL. D.,
Professor of Natural Theo'og'i and<f Geology.
Rev. Tbos. P. Field, A. M., Williston Pro-
fessor of Rhetoric and Oratory, and of Eng-
lish Literature.
Ebenezer S. Snell, A. M., Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
Charles U. Shepard, M. D., Massachusetts
Professor of Natural History.
William S. Tyler, A. M., Graves Professor
of Greek Language and Literature.
W. S. Clark, Pd. D., Professor of Chemistry,
Botany and Zoology.
Rev. Joseph H.dven, Jr., A. M., Professor
of Intellectual Philosophy.
George B. Jewert, A. M., Moore Professor
of the Latin and Modern Languages.
John ^V. Mallet, Ph. D., Professor of Ana-
lytical and Applied Chemistry.
Samuel Fisk, Tutor.
The annual Commencement is on the second
Thimday of August. The annu>>l expenses
of tuition, &c., are from SI 00 to $140.
The Libraries of the College are on an ex-
tensive scale, and contain about 18,000 vol-
umes. There is also a very large Cabinet
connected with the College, embracing nearly
all the known specimens of Mineralogy, Ge-
ology and Zoology.
Classes in 1854. — Seniors, 53 ; Juniors,
59 ; Sophomores, 59 ; Freshmen, 66 ; Under
Graduates, 237; Scientific Students, 17; To-
tal, 254.
AMHERST ACADEMY, AMHERST.
Incorporated 1816.
ASHBY ACADEMY, ASHBY.
Incorporated 1840. I. Bright, Teacher.
BEVERLY ACADEMY, BEVERLY.
Incorporated 1835. Issachar Lefavour, M.
A., Teacher.
BRADFORD ACADEMY, BRADFORD.
Incorporated 1804.
man, Principal.
lisg Rebecca I. Gil-
BRIDOEWATER ACADEMY, BRIDOEWATER.
Incorporated 1799. Willard Merrill, Teacher.
192
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
BRISTOL ACADEMY, TAUNTON.
Incorporated 1792. Henry B. Wheel-
wright, Principal. Simeon Bowen, Teacher.
CHARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
Incorporated 1832. Wm. Phillips, Presi-
dent; Benj. Badger, Vice President; Albert
J. Bellows, Secretary and Treasurer.
John York, A. B., Principal. Mental and
Moral Philosophy, Geology and Chemistry.
Mrs. J. E. York, Principal. English
Branches.
CHATHAM ACADEMY, CHATHAM.
Incorporated 1629. George F. Warren,
Teacher.
COLLEGE OP THE HOLY CROSS.
Worcester. Founded by Rt. Rev. Bishop
Fenwick. Rev. P. Blenkinsop, President.
CONWAY ACADEMY.
Incorporated 2853. John W. Underbill,
Principal.
day's ACADEMY, -WRENTHAM.
Incorporated 1806. Henry T. Niles,
Teacher.
DEERPIELD ACADEMY, DEERFIELD.
Incorporated 1797. H. R. Warriner,
Teacher.
DRURY ACADEMY, NORTH ADAMS.
Incorporated 1841. J. Rockwell, A. B.,
Teacher.
DUKES COUNTY ACADEMY, WEST TISBURY.
Incorporated 1833. John W. Allen,
Teacher.
DUJIMER ACADEMY, NEWBURY.
Established 1763. Incorporated 1782. Mar-
shall Henshaw, Principal.
EAST BRIDGEWATER ACADEMY, E. BRIDGEWATEK.
Established 1817. Incorporated 1837. Wm.
Allen, Teacher.
EGREMONT ACADEMY, EGEEMONT.
Incorporated 1832. , Teacher.
FRAMINGHAM ACADEMY, FRAMINGHAM.
Incorporated 1852. Moses Edgell, Sec'ry
and Treas.
friends' ACADEMY, NEW BEDFORD.
Incorporpted 1812. Abner J. Phipps,
Principal. Climena Wakefield, Teacher.
GOODALE ACADEMY, BERNARDSTON.
Incorporated 1833. Piiny Fiske, Teacher.
GREAT BARRINGTON ACADEMY, G. BARRINGTON.
Incorporated 1841. B. F. Phillips, B. S.
Phillips, Teachers.
HIGH SCHOOL, GRAFTON.
Incorporated 1849. Rev. Joseph Smith,
Teacher.
HINSDALE ACADEMY, HINSDALE.
Incorporated 1848. James K.Lombard, H.
Cornelia Kittredge, Teachers.
HOLLIS INSTITUTE, SOUTH BRAINTREE.
Incorporated 1851. Sidney K. B. Perkins,
Teacher.
HOPKINS ACADEMY, HADLEY.
Incorporated 1816. R. M. Benjamin,
Principal.
HARVAHD COLLEGE.
Cambridge, — Founded 1638.
Corporation.
President, James Walker, D. D., LL. D.
Fellows. — Lemuel Sbaw, LL. D. ; Charles
G. Loring, LL. D. ; John A. Lowell, LL. D. ;
George Hay ward, M. D.; George Putnam,
D. D.
Treasurer. — William T. Andrews, A. M.
OVERSEERS.
By Tenure of Office.
The Governor of the Commonwealth.
The Lieutenant-Governor.
The President of the Senate.
The Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives.
The Secretary of the Board of Education.
The President of the University.
The Treasurer of the University.
By Election.
[All the following are re-eligible for another term.\
Hon. Pliny Merrick, LL. D ^ -to 1855.
" John G. Palfrey, D. D., LL. D- • «
Rev. James Porter, A. M «'
Hon. Nathaniel B. Shurtltff, M. D- • • •"
Rev. Andrew L. Stone, A. M "
Hon. Daniel W. Alvord, A. M to 1856.
" George N. Biiggs, LL. D "
« Caleb Cushing, LL. D "
Rev. Rodney A. Miller, A. M "
Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, LL. D "
" Francis Bassett, A. M to 1857.
" George S. BoiUwell, LL. D "
" Samuel D. Bradford, LL. D "
<' Julius Rockwell, A. M "
Rev. Samuel M. Worcester, D. D "
" Hosea Ballon, 2d, D. D to 1858.
" Ezra S. Gannett, D. D "
Hon. Samuel Hoar, LL. D "
" David Sears, A. M "
Rev. Baron Stow, D. D "
" George W. Blagden, D. D to 1859.
Hon. Reuben A. Chapman, A. M "
" John H. Clifford, LL. D "
" George Morey, A. M "
EDUCATION IN MASSACHUSETTS.
193
Rev. Nathaniel Cogswell to 1859.
Hon. Richard Fletcher, LL. D to 1860.
" Joel Hayden "
" Abbott Lawrence, LL. D "
" Marcus Morton, LL. D "
Rev. Thomas Worcester, A. M "
OFFICERS OF INSTRTJCTION AND GOVERNMENT.
James Walker, D. D., LL. D., President.
James Jackson, M. D., LL. D., Professi,r of
the J'heory and Practice of Physic, Emeritus.
John C. Warren, M. D., Professor of An-
atomy and Surgery, Emeritus.
Jacob Bigelow, M. D., Professor of Materia
Medica.
William C. Bond, A. M., Director of the
Observatory.
Hon. Joel Parker, LL. D., Royal Professor
of Law.
John Ware, M. D., Hersey Professor of the
Theory and Practice of Physic.
Convers Francis, D. D., Parkman Professor
of Pulpit Eloquence and the Pastoral Care.
, Mollis Professor of Divinity.
Thaddeus W. Harris, M. D., Librarian.
Hon. Theophilus Parsons, LL. D., Dane
Professor of Law.
George R. Noyes, D.'D., Hancock Professor
of Hebrew and other Oriental Languages, and
Dexter Lecturer on Biblical Literature.
Hon. Ed ward G. Loring, A. B., University
Lecturer in the Law School.
David Humphreys Storer, M. D., Professor
of Obstetrics and Medical Jurisjyrudence,
Emile Arnoult, M. D., Instructor in French.
John B. S. Jackson, M. D., Shattuck Pro-
fessor of Morbid Anatomy , and Curator of the
Anatomical Museum.
, Smith Professor of the French
and Spanish Languages and Literature, and
Professor of Belles-Lettres.
John L. Sibley, A. B., Assistant Librarian.
Louis Agassiz, LL. D., Professor of Zoology
and Geology in the Lawrence Scientific School.
Cornelius C. Felton, LL. D., Eliot Profes-
sor of Greek Literature, and Regetit.
Oliver W. Holmes, M. D., Parhnan Profes-
sor of Anatomy and Physiology.
Benjamin Peirce, LL D., Perkins Professor
of Astronomy and Mathematics.
Asa Gray,M. D., Fisher Professor of Natu-
ral History:
, McLean Professor of Ancient and
Modern History.
Francis Bowen, A. M., Alford Professor of
Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil
Polity.
Joseph Loverin?, A. M., Hollis Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
Morrill Wyman, M. D., Adjunct Hersey
Professor of the Theory and Practice of
Physic.
JeflFries Wyman, M. D., Hersey Professor of
Anatomy.
Henry J. Bigelow, M. D., Professor of
Surgery.
25
Henry L. Eustis, A. M., Professor of Engi-
neering in the Lawrence Scientific School.
Evangelinus A. Sophocles, A. M., Tutor in
Greek.
Bernard Rolker, A. M., Instructor in Ger-
mati.
Santiago Cancio Bello, LL.B., Instructor in
Spanish.
Eben N. Horsford, A. M., Rumford Profes-
sor, and Lecturer on the Application of the Sci-
ences to the Useful Arts.
George P. Bond, A. M., Assistant Observer.
Francis J. Child, A. M., Boylston Profes-
sor of Rhetoric and Oratory, and Registrar.
George M. Lane, P. D., University Professor
of Latin.
James Jennison, A. M., Tutor in History
and Instructor in Elocution.
Josiah P. Cook, A. M., Erving Professor of
Chemistry and Mineralogy.
Luigi Monti, Instructor in Italian.
George D. Noyes, LL. B., Proctor.
Theodore Tebbets, A. B., Proctor.
Charles T. Canfield, A. B., Proctor.
Reginald Heber Chase, A. B., Tutor in
Latin.
Charles W. Eliot, A. B., Tutor in Mathe-
matics.
James M. Peirce, A. B., Tutor in Mathe-
matics.
William G. Stearns, A. M., Steward.
Elijah F. Valentine, Assistant Steward and
Patron.
COLLEGE FACULTY.
James Walker, D. D., LL. D., President.
Cornelius C. Felton, LL. D., Benjamin
Peirce, LL. D., Francis Bowen, A. M., Joseph
Lovering, A. M., Evangelinus A. Sophocles,
A. M., Francis J. Child, A. M., George M.
Lane, P. D., James Jennison, A. M., Josiah
P. Cooke, A. M., Reginald H. Chase, A. B.,
Charles W. Eliot, A. B., James M. Peirce,
A.B.
PARIE'xAL COMMITTEE.
Francis J. Child, P. D., Chairman. Evan-
gelinus A. Sophocles, A. M., James Jennison,
A. M., Theodore Tebbets, A. B., Charles T.
Canfield, A. B., Reginald H. Chase, A. B.,
Charles W. Eliot, A. B., James M. Peirce,
A.B.
DIVINITY SCHOOL.
Faculty, James Walker, D. D., LL. D., Pres.
Converse Francis, D. D., George E. Noyes,
D. D.
LAW SCHOOL.
Faculty, James Walker, D. D., LL. D. Pres.
Joel Parker, LL. D., Theophilus Parsons,
LL. D.
LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIQi, SCHOOL.
Faculty, James Walker, D. D.j LL. D., Pres.
Wm. C. Bond, A. M., Louis Agassiz, LL. D.,
Benjamin Peirce, LL. D., Asa Gray. M. D.,
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Joseph Loverino;, A. M., Jeffries Wyman,
M. D., Henry L. Eustis, A. M., Eben N.
Horsford, A. M., George P. Bond, A. M.,
Josiah P. Cooke, A. M.
MEDICAL SCHOOL.
Faculty, James Walker, D. D., LL. D., Pres.
Jacob Bigelow, M. D., John Ware, M. D.,
David H.'Storer, M. D., John B. S. Jackson,
M. D., Dean of the Faculty, Oliver W. Holmes,
M. 1)., Morrill Wyman, M. D., Henry J.
Bigelow, M. D., Josiah P. Cooke, A. M.
PROFESSIONAL STUDENTS AND RESIDENT GRAD-
UATES. — 1853-4.
Theological Students - . - - - 25
Law Students 143
Students attending Medical Lectures - 118
Scientific Students* - - - - 80
Resident Graduates . - - . 5
371
UNDERGRADUATES.
Seniors 82
Juniors ..---- 85
Sophomores ----- 75
Freshmen 97
Total
339
710
Time and Conditions of Examination.
The examination for the Freshman Class oc-
cupies two days, and takes place in University
Hall, on the Monday and Tuesday of the
Commencement week, (the 16th and 17th of
July,) beginning precisely at 8 o'clock A. M.,
on IMonday morning. Attendance on both
days is required.
Every candidate, before examination, must
produce proper testimonials of a good moral
character, and if admitted must give a bond
for four hundred dollars, to pay all charges
accruing under the laws and customs of the
University. The bond must be executed by
two bondsmen, who must be satisfactory to the
Steward of the College, and one of them must
be a citizen of Massachusetts.
ACADEMICAL YKAR.
Thf, Academical Year is divided into two
Terms and two Vacations.
The First Term begins at the end of the
Summer Vacation, Thursday morning (August
30l;h, 1855,) and continues twenty weeks.
The Second Term begins at the end of
the Winter Vacation, Thursday morning,
(March 1, 1855,) and continues twenty weeks.
The Summer Vacation begins immedi-
ately after Commencement, Thursday morn-
ing, (July 19th, 1855,) and continues six
weeks.
The Winter Vacation begins at the end
♦Exclusive of the Resident Graduates and Mem-
bers ot the other Professional Schools who attend
the Scientific Lectures.
of the First Term, Thursday morning, (Jan-
uary 18th, 1855,) and continues six weeks.
The First Recess begins on Tuesday even-
ing before Thanksgiving, and ends on the
Sunday evenini/ following that day.
The Second liicess begins on Tuesday even-
ing, (May 29 h,) and ends on the Sunday
evening following.
The Public Exhibitions take place on
the third Tuesday of October, and the first
Tuesday of May.
The Dudleian Lecture is on the second
Wednesday (9th) of May, 1855.
The Senior Class Day is on Friday,
June 22d, 1855.
The Commencement is on the third Wed-
nesday (18th) of July, and the subsequent
term begins Thursdav morning, August 30th,
1855.
The Annual Meeting of the Associa-
tion OF THE Alumni is on Commencement
day, July ISih, 1855.
Libraries. — The total number of books
in the Libraries of the University is as fol-
lows : —
Public Library - - - about 65,000
Medical "-.--« 1,600
Law "--.-« 14,000
Theological Library . - - <' 4,500
Society Libraries of the Students " 13,000
Total about
98,100
Expenses. — The necessary expenses of
an undergraduate for a year, including the
College bills, are as follows : —
Instruction, Library, Lecture-room $75.00
Rent and Care of Koom, in the Col-
lege Buildings - - - 20.00
Board for forty weeks, at S3. 50 per
week 140.00
Text-books (average) - - - 12,00
Special Repairs, &c. - - from 1 to 2.00
$249.00
ASSOCIATION OF THE ALUMNI.
Instituted 1840.
Edward Everett, President.
Josiah Quincy, Jr., Charles Sumner, Vice
Presidents.
J. Thomas Stevenson, Stephen Salisbury,
E. Rock wood Hoar, George P. Sanger, John
J. Clarke and Seth Sweetser, Directors.
Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, Secretary.
A student in the last term of the senior year,
and any person who has received the degree
of Bachelor or Master of Arts, or Doctor of
Laws, or Divinity, at the College, can become
a member, on the payment of one dollar, by
signing the constitution.
HOWE SCHOOL, BILLERICA.
Incorporated 1852. William C. Grant,
Teacher.
EDUCATION IN MASSACHUSETTS.
195
ladies' collegiate institute, amhehst.
Incorporated, 1854.
LANCASTER ACADEMY, LANCASTER.
Incorporated 1847. Henry Kimball,
Teacher.
LAWRENCE ACADEMY, FALMOUTH.
Georn-e E. Clark,
Incorporated 1835.
Teacher.
LAWRENCE ACADEMY, GROTON.
Incorporated 1793.
George F. Farley, Pres. J. S. Adams,
Treasurer. Joshua Green, Secretary. Charles
Hammond, M. A., Principal and Teacher in
Classics. E. J. Marsh, M A., Teacher in
Mathematics. Miss A. E. Stebblns, Principal
Female Department. There are three terms
of 14 weeks each.
LEICESTER ACADEMY, LEICESTER.
Incorporated 1 784. Rev. John Nelson,
D. D., President. Hon. Emory Washburn, F/ce
President. Joseph A. Denny, Esq., Treas-
urer. Rev. Andrew C. Dennison, Secretary.
— ; , Principal.
Hanson L. Read, M. A., Associate Preceptor.
Charles R. Bliss, B. A., Assistant.
Mrs. Marianne Bullard, Preceptress.
Miss Louisa Healy, Teacher of Music.
Mr. Gardner Hall, Teacher of Penmanship.
Miss Mary B. Wilson, Assistant.
Miss Laura W^ebb, Teacher of Drawing.
Tuition from S4.00 to$5.00 per term.
There are four terms, of eleven weeks each.
The fall and winter terms commence on the
first Thursdays of September and December;
the spring and summer terms, on the last
Thursdays of February and Alay.
LENOX ACADEMY, LENOX.
Incorporated 1803. Henry W. Taft, Treas-
urer. William S. Tucker, Clerk. Judson
Aspinwall, Teacher.
MERRIMACK ACADEMY, GROVELAND.
Incorporated 1822. Rufus C. Hardy,
Teacher.
MILTON ACADEMY, MILTON.
Incorporated 1798. Edwin Clapp, Teacher.
MONSON ACADEMY, MONSON.
Incorporated 1804. James Tufts, A. M.,
Principal and Teacher of the Classical Depart-
ment. J. B. Holland, A. B., Teacher of the
Englkh Male Department. M. A. Ranney,
Teacher of the Female Department.
MT. HOLLIS SEMINARY, HOLLISTON.
Incorporated 1 852. Geo. F. Walker, A. B.,
Teacher.
MT. HOLYOKE FEMALE SEMINARY, SOUTH HADLEY.
Incorporated 1836. Rev. E. Y. Swift, Sec.
of Board of Trustees. Miss Mary W. Chapin,
Principal.
MOUNT PLEASANT CLASSICAL SCHOOL, AMHERST.
Incorporated 1831. J. A. Nash, Teacher.
MYRICKVILLE ACADEMY, TAUNTON.
Incorporated 1853.
NEW ENGLAND NORMAL INSTITUTE.
Established 1853. Professor William Rus-
sell, Director.
NEW SALEM ACADEMY.
Incorporated 1795. Virgil M. Howard, A.
B., Principal. Miss Laura Howard, Pre-
ceptress. Number of Students, 150.
NICHOLS ACADEMY, DUDLEY.
Incorporated 1819. Richard Howe, Teacher.
NORTHAMPTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Lewis I. Dudley, Principal.
PARTRIDGE ACADEMY, DUXBURY.
Incorporated 1829. William A. Wheeler,
Teacher.
OREAD INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
WORCESTER.
Incorporated 1851. Eli Thayer, F. C.
Misner, G. N. Webber, Teachers.
PEPPERELL ACADEMY, PEPPERELL.
Incorporated 1841. Rev. Darwin Adams,
of Dunstable, Pres. J. S. N. Howe, of Pep-
perell. Sec. John Loring, Esq., of PeppereJl,
Treas.
PHILLIPS ACADEMY, ANDOVER.
Incorporated 1780. Rev. John Aiken,
President. Rev John L. Taylor, Treasurer.
Samuel H. Taylor, D. D., Principal.
James S. Eaton, Teacher in the English De-
partment.
Wm. A. Herrick, Associate Teacher in the
English DejMrtment.
Osgood Joliiison, B. A., and Charles Young,
B. A., Teachers of Latin and Greek.
Benjamin T. Rowe, Teacher of Elocution.
There are three terms during the year, the
first beginning five weeks after tae last Wed-
nesday in July.
Tuition in the Classical Department, is S7
per term, which is remitted to indigent stu-
dents ; in the English Department, it is at the
rate of forty cents per week for the common
branches, and fifty cents for the higher.
PEIRCE ACADEMY, MIDDLE-
BOROUGH.
Founded 1808. Incorporated 1835.
John W. P. Jenks, A. M., Principal.
Charles C. Burnett, A. M., Classical In-
structor.
James M. Manning, Mathematical Instructor.
W. Colesrove, Instructor in Elocution, Ger-
man and Mathematics.
S. P. Hine, Instructor in Drawing and Wa-
ter Colors.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
A. G. Pickens, Instructor on the Piano
Forte.
Levi P. Thatcher, Instructor in Vocal Music.
Mrs. M. M. Burnett, Instructress in Oil
Painting and Embroidery.
Number of Pupils, Nov. 1854, 308.
PROTKSTANT EPISCOPAL SCHOOL OF THE DIOCESE
OF MASS. FOa ORPHAN BOYS.
Incorporated 1854.
PINE GROVE SEMINARY, HARWICH.
Incorporated 1846. Sidney Brooks, Teacher.
PUTNAM FREE SCHOOL, NEWEURYPORT.
Incorporated 1838. Wm. M. Bak&r, Principal
J. A. Douglass, Louisa P. Stone, Assistant
Teachers.
PUNCHARD FREE SCHOOL, ANDOVER.
Incorporated 1851. Samuel Fuller, D. D.,
Pres. Moses Foster, Jr., Clerk and Treasurer.
RIVERSIDE ACADEMY, NEWTON.
Incorporated 1854.
RUTLAND ACADEMY, RUTLAND.
Incorporated 1854.
SANDERSON ACADEMY, ASHFIELD.
Incorporated 1831. Wilber F. Loomis,
Teacher.
SANDWICH ACADEMY, SANDWICH.
Incorporated 1804. Mary Harpur, Teacher.
SHEFFIELD ACADEMY, SHEFFIELD.
Incorporated 1840. Roderick Cook,
Teacher.
SHELBURNE FALLS ACADEMY.
Incorporated 1847. H. A. Pratt, A.M.
Teacher.
SHELDON ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
SOUTHAMPTON.
Incorporated 1829. William C Prentiss,
teacher.
THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE,
NEWTON.
Incorporated 182G.
Rev. S. Stow, J). J)., Pi-esident.
■Board of Trustees.
G. W. Bosworth, Secretary. Gardner Colby,
Treasure7:
F^xculty.
Rev. Henry J. 'Ripley, Professor of Sacred
Rhetoric and Pastoral Duties.
Kev. Horatio B. Hackett, Professor of Bib-
\ Heal Literature and Interpretation.
Rev. Alvah Hovey, Assistant Instructor in
Hebrew, and Lihrarian.
- THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Andover. Incorporafed June 20, 1807.
Rev. John Aiken, President.
Rev. John L, Taylor, Treasurer.
Rev. W. G. T. Shedd, Brown Professor of
Ecclesiastical History., and Pastoral Theology.
Rev. Calvin E. Stowe, Associate Professor
of Sacred Literature.
Rev. Edwards A. V&rk, Aihott Professor of
Christian Theology.
Rev. Austin Phelps, Bartlett Professor of
Sacred Rhetoric.
Rev. E. P. Barrows, M. A., Seminary Pro-
fessor of Sacred Literature in Hebrew.
Benj. F. Rowe, Teacher of Elocution.
The Anniversary is on the first Wednesday
in August. The regular time for admission is
the first week in the Academical year, which
commences six weeks from the Anniversary.
The expenses for forty weeks, are about
$107. The Libraries of the Institution con-
tain 22,000 volumes.
TOPSFIELD ACADEMY, T0P3FIELD.
Incorporated 1828. J. W. Healy, Mrs. J.
W. Healy, Teachers.
TRURO ACADEMY, TRURO.
Incorporated, 1841. Thacher N. Snow,
Teacher.
THE TUFTS COLLEGE.
Medford. Incorporated 1852. Rev. Hosea
Ballou, D. D., President. B. B. Mussey, of
Boston, Treasurer. Rev. Otis A, Skinner, of
Boston, Secretary.
Rev. Hosea Ballou, D. D., Professor of
History, Ancient and Modern Geography,
Natural and Revealed Religion.
William P. Drew, B. A., Professor of the
Greek and Latin Languages.
John P. Marshall, A. M., Professor of
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences.
Benj. F. Tweed, A. M., Professor of
Rhetoric, Logic and Elocution.
Enoch C. Rolfe, M. D., Professor of Hy-
giene and Physiology.
The following is the Course of Instruction
in Mr. Tweed's Department for the Freshman
and Sophomore years :
First Year. English Grammar ; Con-
struction and Grammatical Analys-is of Sen-
tences ; English Idiom in the Structure of Sen-
tences ; Punctuation, &c. ; Vocal Culture ;
Elements of Elocution ; Declamation.
Second Year. Rhetoric, as it treats of
invention and arrangement ; Themes. Read-
ing and Declamation; Analysis and Applica-
tion of the Principles of Elocution.
WARREN ACADEMY, "WOBURN.
Incorporated 1830. John J. Ladd, A. B.,
Principal.
■WESLEYAN ACADEMY, (nORTH) WILBRAHAM.
Incorporated 1824. Rev. Amos Binney,
Wilbraham, Pres. John M. Merrick, Wilbra-
ham, Treqsurer and Secretary.
Annual IMeering Monday next preceding
last Wednesday in June.
EDUCATION IN MASSACHUSETTS.
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Rev. Miner Raymond, A. M., Principal, and
Teacher of Mental and Moral Science.
William H. Bussell, A. M., Teacher of
Modern Languages.
Oliver Marcy, A. M., Teacher of Natural
Science.
Simeon F. Chester, A. M., Teacher of
Mathematics.
H. W. Warren, A. B., Teacher of Ancient
Languages.
Rev. Oliver S. Howe, Teacher in the Eng-
lish Department.
-WESTFIELD ACADEMY.
Incorporated 1793. Wm. C. Goldthwait,
Principal.
WESTFOUD ACADEMY, "WESTFOED.
Incorporated 1793. Luther E. Shepherd,
Teacher. Miss M. F. Foley, Ass. Teacher.
■WESTMINSTER ACADEMY, "WESTMINSTER.
Incorporated 1847. J. T. Clark, Teacher.
-WEST TOWNSEND FEMALE SEMINARY.
Incorporated 1839.
Mrs. F. G. Brown, Miss A. O. Richardson'
Mrs. C. A. Warren, Miss S. E. Loring, Mrs.
Mary L. Haskell, Teachers.
WIIEATON FEMALE SEMINARY", NORTON.
Incorporated 1837. Mrs. Caroline C. Met-
calf, Teacher.
■WILLIAMS ACADEMY, STOCKBRIDGE.
Incorporated 1828.
■WEST NEWTON ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
WEST NE-^V'TON.
Nathaniel T. Allen, Cyrus Ptiirce, Princi-
pals.
This School is kept in the building, lately
occupied by the State Normal School, situated
in the pleasant and healthful village of West
Newton, Mass., on the line of the Boston and
Worcester Railroad, nine miles from Boston,
and about two minutes' walk from the station.
It is intended that the course of studies shall
embrace every branch of a thorough English
and Classical education, as well as Modern
Languages ; and while particular attention is
given to preparation for College, or for Mer-
cantile and Scientific pursuits, the highest aim
of the teachers will be to impart instruction in
the common branches thoroughly and cor-
rectly.
A primary department will be connected
with the institution, into which pupils of the
youngest school-age will be received. Partic-
ular attention will be given to the subject of
manners and morals.
For further particulars address N. T. Allen,
West Newton, Mass.
WILLIAMS COLLEGE.
Williamstown. Incorporated, 1793. Daniel
N. Dewey, Secretary and Treasurer.
FACULTY.
Rev. Mark Hopkins, D. D., President^ and
Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philoso-
phy.
Ebenezer Emmons, A. M., M. D., Professor
of Natural History.
Albert Hopkins, A. M., Professor of Natu-
ral Philosophy and Astronomy.
Rev. Nathaniel H. Grffin, A. M., Lawrence
Prof of the Greek Language and Literature.
Rev. John Tatlock, A. M., Professor of
Mathematics, and Librarian.
Rev. Addison Ballard, Professor of Rhet-
oric.
Rev. Isaac N. Lincoln, A. M., Professor of
Latin and French.
Paul A. Chadbourne, A. M., Professor of
Chemistry and Botany.
Arthur L. Perry, Professor of Political
Economy and History.
Richard W. Swan, A. M., Teacher in Ger-
man.
WILLISTON SEMINARY, EASTHAMPTON.
Incorporated 1841. Hon. Samuel Willis-
ton, President; Rev. RoUin S. Stone, Sec:
John L. T- Phillips, Treasurer.
TEACHERS.
Josiah Clark, M. A., Princip)al Teacher of
Latin and Greek.
John L. T. Phillips, M. A., Teacher of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
Edward Hitchcock, Jr., M. A., M. D.,
Teacher of Chemistry and Natural History.
Edward P. Crowell, B. A., Teacher of
Latin and Greek.
John A. Hamilton, B. A., Teachers of
Mathematics.
Edward P. Whitney, B. A., Teacher of
Arithmetic and English Grammar.
A. L. Strong, Teacher of Penmanship.
Miss Maria C. Partridge, Preceptress,
Teacher of French, Geography and History.
Miss Hannah Chapman, Teaclier ofMiusic
YARMOUTH ACADEMY, SOUTH YARMOUTH.
Incorporated 1843. CatherineAkin, Teacher.
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, PITTSFIELD.
Incorporated 1849. J. Holmes Agnew,
Principal.
THE PERKINS INSTITUTION, AND MASS. ASYLUM FOR THE BLIND.
Instituted 1831. Located at South Boston.
Depository and Office, 22 Bromfield Street.
Richard Fletcher, President. Stephen Fairbanks, Vice President. Thomas B. Wales, Jr.
Treasurer. Samuel G. Howe, M. D., Director and Secretary.
198 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Thomas G. Ciry, Theophilus P. Chandler, George B. Emerson, Joseph Lyman, Samuel
May, George li Rus-sell, G. Howland Shaw, Trustees in behalf o/the Corporation.
The Board of Visitors, consisting of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, President of the
Senate, Speaker of ttie House, &c., have appointed Thomas T. Bouve, Stephen Fairbanks,
Edward Jtrvls, \Vm. D. Tickuor, Trustees in behalf of the State.
The number of blind persons connected with ihe Inttitution in January, 1853, was ninety-
seven, and on the Ist January, 1854, one hundred and eleven.
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Young blind persons, of good moral character, can be admitted to the School by paying
$160 per annum. This sum covers all expenses, except for clothing ; namely, board, washing,
medicmes, the use of books, musical instruments, &c. The pupils must furnish their own
clothing, and pay their own fares to and from the Institution.
There is a vacation in the Spring, and another in the Autumn. The friends of the pupils
can visit them whenever they choose.
Indigent blind persons, of suitable age and character, belonging to Massachusetts, can be
admitted gratuitously, by application to the Governor for a warrant.
MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL FOR IDIOTIC AND FEEBLE-MINDED YOUTH.
First, corner of K Street — South Boston.
S. G. Howe, Pres.; Geo. B. Emerson, Vice Pres. ; Stephen Fairbanks, Treas.; Edward
Jarvis, Sec. ; Sdmuel Eliot, John A. Andrew, James Lodge, Samuel Downer, jr., S. G. Howe,
Edward Jarvis, William Miaot, and Samuel Hoar, Trustees appointed by the Corporation.
Robert W. Iloaper, Boston; Stephen M Weld, VVest Iloxbury ; Geo. Oiborne, Danvers;
Marshall S. Perry, Boston ; appointed by the Governor and Council.
The school coiuiuues under the direction of Dr. Howe. Number of pupils, Jan. 1st, 1854,
forty -two.
NEW ENGLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN FOR WOMEN.
280 Washington Street, Boston. Incorporated 1853.
Samuel G. ^Vard, Treasurer ; Mrs. Ednah D. Cheney, Secretary; Albert F. Bellows,
Principal ; Mrs. Jane F. Clark, Assistant.
STATE REFORM SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Westboro'. Established 1848. Thomas A. Greene, New Bedford ; Henry W. Cushman,
BernardstOM ; Gardner Howland Shaw, of BostoQ ; George H. Kuhn, of Boston ; John H.
W. Page, of New Bedford ; Harvey Dodge, of SuUon, E. B. Bigelow, Trustees. George H.
Kuhn, Exec. Com. Harvey Dodge, of Sutton, Treas.
William li Lincoln, Superintendent. Orville K. Hutchinson, Assistant Supt. Rev. P. L.
Cushing, Chaplain. James Leacb, Steward. Miss C. H.Porter, Matron.
From the .-.evenih annual report of the Trustees of this School we gather the following facts
respecting the condition of the institution : —
The number of boys in the School Dec. 1st, 1852, was ... - 341
Commiited since 299
Making in all during the year --------- 640
Number of boys that have left during the year . - . 255
Remaining in School Nov. 30th, 1853 385
The receipts for the year are as follows : —
Received from the State $30,000.00
Received for boys' work .---.- 4,015.49
Sundries sod from the Institution .... 1,159.72
Cash on hand Nov. 30th, 1852 410.67
Total .... $35,585.88
The expenditures of the year amount to $41,719.67; showing an excess of expenditures
beyond tbe means provided to meet them, ot $0,133.79.
STATE REFORM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
The Legislature in April last, passed the following Resolves for the establishment of a State
Reform School lor Girls : —
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
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No. 1. Resolved, That the sum of twenty thousand dollars be, and the same hereby is ap-
propriated for the establishment of a State Reform School for Girls, similar in purpose to the
State Rfform School for Boys, at Westborough ; j)rovided, that an equal amount shall be
raised, for the same purpose, by individual donation or otherwise, within six months from the
passage of these Resolves, and a satisfactory certificate thereof shall be made to the Governor
and Council.
No. 2. Resolved, That on receipt of such certificate. His Excellency the Governor, with
the advice of ttie Council, be authorized to appoint three commissioners, to select and deter-
mine the location ; and said commissioners shall prepare plans and estimates of the buildings
necessary for this institution, and a system for its organization and government, to be submit-
ted to the next legislature, at the beginning of the session thereof.
No. 3. Resolved, That said commissioners be directed to present tbeir accounts to the
Governor and Council, to be by them audited and allowed, as they shall deem reasonable : and
the Governor is hereby authorized to draw his warrant on the Treasurer for the payment of
the same. \_Approved, April 12, 1854.
The requirements of the first Resolve having been complied with, the Governor and Coun-
cil immediately appointed the following gentlemen as commissioners to select the location,
prepare plans, &c. : — John H. Wilkins and Henry B. Rogers of Boston, and Frank B. Fay
of Chelsea.
CONVENT OP THE "SISTERS OP NOTRE DAME," IN BOSTON,
A very large free school for girls, and an academy for the higher branches of a polite edu-
cation, are connected with this establishment.
CONVENT OP TEE " SISTERS OP NOTRE DAME," ROXBURY.
With which is connected a boarding Academy, for young ladies- The Sisters of this con-
vent teach also a free school at St. Joseph's Church.
CONVENT OP THE "SISTERS OP NOTRE DAME," LOWELL.
Adjoining St. Patrick's Church, having an Academy and a very large free school connect-
ed with it.
STATE BOAED OE AGRICULTURE EOR 1854.
Ex-Officii, His Excellency Emory Washburn, His Honor Wm. C. Plunkett ; E.
M. Wright, Secretary of State.
Appointed hj the Governor and Council. Edward Hitchcock, of Amherfct ; Marshall
P. Wilder, of Dorchester ; Nathaniel Wood, of Fitchburg.
Chosen by the difftrent Agricultural Societies. Barnstable, C B. H. Fessenden ; Berk-
shire, Stephen Reed ; Bristol, J. H. W. Page ; Essex, Moses Newell ; Franklin, H. W.
Clapp ; Hampden, Francis Brewer ; Hampshire, J. A. Nash ; Hampshire, Franklin and
Hampden, Joseph Smith ; Housatonic, Joshua R. Lawton ; Middlesex, Simon Brown ;
Middlesex South, Wm. G. Lewis; Norfolk, B. V. French ; Plymouth, SethSprague;
Worcester, John Brooks ; Worcester West, William Parkhurst ; Worcester North, Ivers
Phillips.
Secretary of the Board, Charles L. Flint, oflBce at the State House.
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS.
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Marshall P. Wilder, of Boston, President.
Wm. S. King, of Boston, Corresponding and
Recording Secretary. Wm. Selden, Wash-
ton. D. C, Treasurer.
Fees of Membership : — Life, $25 ; Annual,
$2. The published proceedings of the Socie-
ty are distributed to the members, free of
charge. Annual Meeting at Washington, last
Wednesday in February.
BARNSTABLE CO. AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
Organized, May 25, 1843. Incorporated,
March 15th, 1844. Charles Marston, Barn-
stable, President. Geo. Marston, Barnstable,
Recording Secretary. S. B. Phinney, Barn-
stable, Cor. Sec. Daniel Basset, Barnstable,
Treasurer.
BERKSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Incorporated, Feb. 25, 1811.
Annual meeting, Pittsfield, 1st Tuesday in
Jan. Annual Fair, Pittsfield, 1st Wednesday
and Thursday in October.
Justus Tower, Lanesboro', President. Wm.
C. Plunkett, Adams; Lyman Foote, Lee, Vice
Presidents. Ensign H. Kellogg, Pittsfield,
Sec. Stephen Reed, Pittsfield, Treasurer.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER,
BERKSHIRE nORTICDLTURAL SOCIETY.
Hon. Edward A. Newton, Pittsfield, Pres.
Eleazer Williams, Esq., Hon. Charles M.
Owen, Vice Presidents. Dr. Stephen Reed,
Pittsfield, Secretary. E. H. Owen, Stock-
bridge, Treasurer.
BRISTOL COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
J. H. Page, New Bedford, President. John
Daggett, Attleborough ; Nathan Durfee, Fall
River, Vice Presidents. S. A. Dean, Taunton,
Treasurer. Lemuel T. Talbot, Taunton, Sec-
retary,
CHELSEA ORNAMENTAL TREE SOCIETY.
Founded in 1849. F. B. Fay, President.
James P. Farley, Sec. and Treas.
ESSEX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Incorporated, 1818. Meetings annually in
September or October. Moses Newell, West
Newbury, President. Allen W. Dodge, Hamil-
ton, Sec. William Sutton, Salem, Treas.
FITCHBURG AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Incorporated, 1852. Moses Wood, Pres.
J. T. Everett, Levi Downe, Vice Presidents.
R. Boutelle, Rec. Sec. Jabez Fisher, Cor. Sec.
FRANKLIN COUNTY AG^UGULTURAL SOCIETY.
Organized, May, 1850. Henry W. Cush-
man, Bernardston, Prcddent. W. T. Davis,
Treasurer. H. G. Pctrker, Greenfield, Secre-
tary.
HAMPDEN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY^
Thos. J. Shepard, Springfield, President.
Fifteen Vice Presidents and a Board of Direc-
tors. Alfred A. Allen, Springfield, Secretary.
James Brewer, 2d, Springfield, Treasurer.
HAMPSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Incorporated 1849. A. Baker, Amherst,
President. J. W. Boyden, Sec. and Treas.
800 life members. Fund, S3,500.
HAMPSHIRE, FRANKLIN AND HAMPDEN AGItlCUL-
TURAL SOCIETY.
Paoli Lathrop, of South Hadley, President.
William O. Gorham, of Northampton, Sec.
Samuel L. Hinckley, of Northampton, Treas.
HOUSATONIC AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Ezra C. Ticknor, Alford, President. Samuel
B. Sumner, Great Barrington, Secretary. Ed-
ward P. Woodworth, Great Barrington,
Treasurer.
MASSACHUSETTS QORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
J. S. Cabot, President. Eben. Wight, Cor.
Sec. W. C. Strong, Pi,eC. Sec. Wm. R. Austin,
Treasurer. Rooms, Horticultural Hall, School
Street, Boston.
MASS. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTION OF AGRICULTUP.E.
Incorporated, 1792. John C. Gray, Pres.
F. C. Lowell, Wm. P. Mason, Vice Presidents.
Geo. W. Lyman, Rec. Sec. Charles G. Loring,
Cor. Sec. Thomas Motley, Jr., Treas.
MIDDLESEX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Samuel Chandler, Lexington, President.
Simon Brown, Concord, Secretary. John S.
Keyes, Concord, Treasurer.
MIDDLESEX SOUTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Wm. Buckminster, President. C. C. Estej ,
Framingham, Secretary.
MIDDLESEX HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Joel Powers, Lowell, Sec. and Treas.
NETV BEDFORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
H. H. Crapo, President. Edward S. Taber,
Treas. R. C. Anthony, Sec'y.
NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Formed, February, 1849. Officers chosen
annually, last Wednesday in March. M. P.
Wilder, President. Edward L. Keyes, Cor.
and Rec. Sec. Edward M. Richards, Treas.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Benjamin Hobart, Preside?^. Joshua Eddy,
Benjamin King, Vice Presidents. Jesse Per-
kins, Secretary. Williams Latham, Treas.
WESTBORO' AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Formed, 1838. Annual meeting for choice
of officers, first Thursday in January. Curtis
Beeman, President. C. P. Rice, Sec. Baxter
Forbes, Treasurer.
WORCESTER COUNTY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Incorporated in 1842. Stephen Salsbury,
President. J. Henry Hill, Secretary. F. VV.
Paine, Treas. Clarendon Harris, Librarian.
CHARITABLE SOCIETIES.
Association for Relief of Aged Indi-
gent Females.
Incorporated 1849. Home, 59 Charles St.,
Boston. Henry B. Rogers, President. Chas.
C. Barry, Treasurer. F. R. Woodward, Clerk.
Boston Benefit Society.
John R. Call, President. George H. Nei-
buhr, Vice President. C. F. Classen, Secre-
tary. James Knott, Treasurer.
Boston Infidel Relief Society.
J. A. Bridge, President. Josiah P. Men-
dum, Treasurer. Charles S. Whooffindale,
Trustee.
Boston Lying-Ix Hospital.
Stephen Fairbanks, President. Dr. John
Homans, Vice President. F. A. Hall, Sec'y.
J. D. Weld, Treasurer. Horace I>upee,
M. D., Attending Physician.
CHARITABLE SOCIETIES.
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Boston Medical Dispensary.
Instituted 1706. Managers, James H. Fos-
ter, Chairman, Samuel May, Piiny Cutler,
Uriel Crocker, Ebenezer Cliadwick, Nathaniel
H. Einmons, Samuel Bradlee, J. H. Wolcott,
George H. Kuhn, Nathaniel L. Frothing-
ham. William Dehon, Secrelari/. Edward
Blake, Treasurer. Solomou D. Townsend,
M. D., Jacob Bigelow, M. D., Phineas M.
Crane, M. D., Consulting Physicians. Ward
1, Dr. C. W. Moore, 278 Hanover street;
Ward 2, Dr. O. D. Root, East Boston ; Ward
3 and 4, Dr. John F. Jarvis, 59 Leverett
street; ^Vard 5 and 6, Dr. Horace W. Adams,
45 Cambridge street; Ward 7, Dr. E. T.
E'.stman, 9 Summer street; Ward 8, Dr.
Gallup; Ward 9, Dr. John R.Lincoln, 13
Beach street; Ward 10, Dr. Wm. H. Page,
29 Beach street; Ward 11, Dr. Seth L.
Sprague, 974 Washington street; Ward 12,
Dr. John S. H. Fogg, 325 Broadway, South
Boston, Visiting Physicians. Chas. K. Whip-
ple, 3 Summer, corner Washington street, up
stairs; Charles Mead, corner Turnpike and
Fourth streets ; R. R. Kent, Maverick square,
East ^o-iio\i, Apothecaries.
Boston Printers' Union.
Lyman Rhodes, President. T. R. Shepard,
Jr., Vice President. M. B. Markham, Rec.
Secretary. George H. Welch, Cor. Secretary.
John P. Leighton, Treasurer.
Boston Provident Association.
Organized December 29, 1851. Office, 16
Franklin street. Hon. Robert C. Winthrop,
President. Robert M. Mason, Esq., lYeas.
Frederick R. Woodward, Secretary and Gen-
eral Agent.
Brighton Ladies' Association.
Mrs. Edward Sparhawk, President. Mrs.
George Livermore and Mrs. F. A. Whitney,
Vice Presidents. Mrs. Charles Heard, Treas.
Mrs. Charles W. Holbrook, Secretary.
British Charitable Society, Boston.
The Rt. Rev. Manton Eastburn, D. D.,
President. William Underwood. Vice Pres.
Robert Knott, Treasurer. George Wilkes,
Secretary.
Charitable Association of the Boston
Fire Department.
John C. Hubbard, President. George W.
Bird, Vice President. David Weld, Treasurer.
John Colter, Secretary.
Charitable Orthopedic Association,
Boston.
Lemuel Shaw, President. Samuel A. Eliot,
Vice President. Benjamin Seaver, Treasurer.
J. C. Warren, John Homans, Stephen Fair-
banks, Moses Grant, Benj. S. Rotch, Trustees.
J. P. Healy, Secretary.
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Children's Friend Society.
Rutland street, Boston. Mrs. Thomas Bald-
win, President. Mrs. Thomas P. Cushing,
Secretary. Miss Catharine Mears, Treasurer.
City Missionary Society, Boston.
Office, 96 Washington street. Daniel Saf-
ford, President. Rev. Andrew L. Stone, Sec.
Henry floit. Treasurer. Andrew Gushing,
76 Myrtle street ; Thomas Thwing, 4 Salem
court; David Pike, 19 W. Orange street;
Henry Bass, Quincy House ; John G. Ricker,
3 Chessman place; Forrest Jefferds, 122 E
street, S. Boston ; Luman Boyden, 55 Trenton
street, E. Boston; Olive Pope, rear 31 Cham-
bers street; Mary S. Burgess, 60 Harvard
street; Olive Pope, 2d, 31 Cooper street;
Jane B. French, 39 Essex street ; Mary A.
Ricker, 3 Chessman place ; Susan Farrington,
174 Shawmut avenue; Abby S. Hill, 21
Oneida street ; Lydia Stone, 13 Billerica
street ; Rachel B. Seaver, 3 High street ; Ar-
meda Gibbs, 22 Maverick Square, E. Boston;
Lydia W. Thayer, 249 Broadway, S. Boston;
Sarah P. Cooper, 53 Cottage street, E. Boston ;
Lucre tia Boyd, 48 Spring street; Soviah Bur-
gess, 44 Essex street, City Missionaries.
Emigrant Aid Company.
Incorporated 1854. Amos A. Lawrence,
Boston ; J. M. S. Williams, Cambridge ; Eli
Thayer, Worcester, Trusffes. Amos A Law-
rence, Boston, Treasurer. Thomas H. Webb,
Boston, Secretary. Secretary's Office, at the
Massachusetts Historical Society's rooms, over
the Institution for Savings, next door south of
the Museum, Tremont street, Boston.
Emigrant Society, Boston.
Patrick Donahoe, President. Arthur Mc-
Avoy, Treasurer. Oren H. O'Hanlon, Sec.
Thomas Cullen, Agent, Beach, corner South.
Fatherless and Widows' Society,
Boston.
Mrs. James F. Baldwin, President. Mrs.
William Reynolds, Treasurer.
Female Orphan Asylum.
Washington, corner Asylum street, Boston.
Mrj. Thomas B. Wales, Secretary. Miss Mary
Oiis, Treasurer. Mrs. Julia Maloon, Matron.
Female Samaritan Society, Boston.
Mrs. J. Davis, President. Mrs. J. P. Lake-
man, Secretary.
Franklin County Benevolent
Association.
Gen. Asa Howland, Conway, President.
Rev. S. D. Clark, Suaderland, Vice President.
Rev. D. A. Strong, South Deerfield, Secretary.
Franklin Typographical Society.
Charles A. Randall, President. Frederick
P. Ingalls, Vice President. Thos. T. 0.sborn,
Secretary. Thomas J. Lillie, Treas. Charles
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
G. Eisterbiook, Librarian. S. T. Pickard,
B. P. StiilUber, F. C. Still, VVashinoton Clapp,
A. McCoubiey, J. Beyer, VV. T. Clark, J. B.
McGee, Directors.
Franklin Society.
Boston. Incorporated 1854.
Fragment Socikty, Boston.
Mrs. Daniel P. Parker, PresiJent. Miss
Mirgaret C. Smith, Sec. Miss Mary Oiis,
IVeas.
German Immigrant Aid Society.
Incorporated 1848. C. F. Geist, Pres.
Julius Elson, Vice Pres. F. A. Hirsch, Cor.
Sec. C. H. F. Moring, Treas. F.A. Hirsch,
B. Roolker, L. B. Schwarz, C. Gross, P. Piper,
P. AVagner, C. PfaflF, M. Ehrlich^ L. Si^hmidt,
C. Kirmes, M. Kraemer, Jacob Stickel.
Hebrew Mutual Relief Society.
Boston. Incorporated 1854.
House of the Angel Guardian,
Boston.
Attached to St. John's Church. Incorpo-
rated 1853. Under the charge of Rev. G. F.
Haskins. The object of this establishment is
to aflord a refuge and a temporary home to
destitute boys, who are there schooled, pro-
vided for, and instructed in their faiih, till
they can be placecLor apprenticed to good
masters. •
Howard Benevolent Society, Boston.
Moses Grant, Pres. Wm. Ropes, Robert
B. Storer, Vice Presidents. Calvin Whiting,
Sec. George Callender, Treas.
Howard Benevolent Society,
Cambridge.
Formed 1851. James W. Ga.tef, President.
E. B. Whitman, Sec. A. C. Webber, Treas.
Howard Benevolent Society.
Newburyport and vicinity. Joseph Morse,
Pres. James Caldwell, Sec. B. B. Titcomb,
Treas.
Humane Society of Massachusetts.
I Instituted 178G. Incorporated 1701.
j David Sears, Pres. John lloiuans. M. D.,
i Vice Pres. llav. S. K. Lothrop, Cor. Sec.
j S. Hooper, Rec. Sec, Charles Auiory, Treas.
Irish Charitable Society', Boston.
Patrick Donahoe, Pres. P. Phillips, Treas.
W. A. WiLon, Sec.
Ladies' Union Relief Society, Chelsea.
Organized 1843. Mr-!. Bailey, President.
Mrs. Brown, Vice President. Mrs. l!ow, Sec.
Mrs. Ames, Treas.
Lowell Dispensary.
Incorporated 183G. James G. Carney,
Chairman of Bnard of Managers. J. L. Ord-
way, Sec. and Treas.
Mass. Charitable Eye and Ear
Infirmary.
Infirmary, Charles Street, Boston.
S. D. Tuwnsend, Pres. James Lawrence,
Sec. J. AY. Eiln.uids, Treas. Drs. Edward
Reynolds, Robs^rt W. Hooper, Geo. A. Beth-
une. Surgeons. Consultations every day at 11
o'clock.
Mass. Charitable Fire Society.
Instituted 1794. Room, 27 State Street,
Boston. AVm. T. Andrews. /Ve.s-. AVilliam
Adams, Vice Pres. Joseph F Hov^ey, Treas.
Washington P. Gregg, Cor. Sec. Enoch Ho-
bart, Piec. 'Sec.
Mass. Charitable Mechanic
Assoc r ATI ON.
Savings Bank Luilding, Boston.
Frederick AV. T^incoln, Jr., Pres. Joseph
M. AVightman. T'Ye Pres. Osmyn Brewster,
Treas. Joseph L. Bates, Sec.
M vss. Charitable Society.
Found d 1762. Incorporated 1780. Jos.
AV. Honii r, Pres. Uriel Crocker, Vice Pres.
Daniel I!;'nchman, Sec. Joseph H. Thayer,
JYeas. ikiij. Beats, Osmyn Brew^te^, Sidney
Homer, Jose()h H. Hunneman, Melvia Lord,
Samuel B- Pierce, Trustees.
Mass. Colonization Society.
AVm. Ropes, Pres. Rev. Joseph Tracy,
of Boston, Secretary and Agent. Office, Joy's
Buildmg, Bos. on.
Mass. Congregational Charitable
Society.
Incorporated, March 24, 1786, "for relief
and support of the widows and children of
deceased ministers." Annual Meeting on the
Monday preceding the last AVednseday in
May. '
Hon. Lemuel Shaw, LL. D., President.
Rev. N. L. Frothingham, Secretary. Edward
VVigglesworth, Treasurer.
Merchant Tailors' Association,
Boston.
James Tolman, President. Amos H. Pow-
ers, Secretary. AVm. H. Kelley, Treasurer.
Merrimac Humane Society.
Newburyport. Dennis Condry, President.
Enoch S. Williams, Treasurer. Moses Petten-
gill, Secretary.
Needle- Woman's Friend Society.
Mr?. T. B. AVales, President. Mrs. George
AV. Coffin, Vice President. Miss E. S. Whit-
ing, 'Treasurer. Mrs. P. Marsh, Secretary.
Salesroom, 305 AVashington, corner Temple
place.
New Bedford Port Society.
AViliiam II. Taylor, President. Thomas A.
Grecni-, 11. II. Crapo, Vice J 'residents. James
B. Congdon, Secretary and IVeasurer.
CHARITABLE SOCIETIES.
203
RoxnUKY ClIAUITABLK SOCIETY.
Oriiaiiized 1 791. Rev. (rrtor^e Putnam,
Presii/ent. Chailes F. Bradl'ord, Secretary
and Treasurer.
RoxBURY Dispensary.
Saitmel Walker, Chairman. C. K. Dilla-
way, Treasurer. Jaoits llitcliie, Audilor.
Salem CnARixABLK MEcnANic
ASbOCIATlOX.
Or<ranize(l, Oct. 1, 1817. Incorporated,
June4, 18'>2. Annual Meeting, first Wed-
nesday in January.
Thomas Ni.-hols, Jr., President. Thomas.
M. Di.x, Secretanj. John Ctiapnian, Treas.
Salem Dispensary.
Organized Feb., 1820. Incorporated Feb.,
1831. Daniel A. White, President. Henry
Whipple, Secretary and Treasurer.
Salem Provident Association.
Organized Oct., 1852. William D. Pick-
man, President. T. M. Dix, Secretary. B.
H. Sillsbee, 'Treasurer. John liAl, General
Agent.
Seamen's Friend Society, Boston..
Alpheus Hardy, President. Wm. Hope?,
Vice President. F. A. Benson, Secretary. T.
D. Quiuc} , 'Treasurer.
Salem Seamen's Orphan and
Ciiildken's Friend Society.
Organized February, 1839. In'orporated
March, 1841. Annual Meeiin^. 8th May.
Mrs. Thorndike Proc'or, President. Mrs.
Michael Cartion, Vice President. HarrieC L.
Pierson, Secretary.
Scots Charitable Society.
William Schouler, President. David Miller,
Treasurer. John Patterson, Secretary.
Shaw Institute for Mariners'
Children.
Incorporated 1854.
Society of the Cincinnati of Mass.
CharlfS S. Davis, President. Alfred L.
Baury, Vice President. Adam Bailev, Secre-
tary. James W. Sever, Recording Secretary.
William Perkins, Treasurer. John Bryant,
Assistant Treasurer.
Society for Prevention of Pauperism.
Moses Grant, President. Charles F. Bar-
nard, Robert B. S.orer, Vice Presidents.
Frederick R.' Woodward, Secretary, 16 Frank-
lin street.
Society for the Relief of Aged and
Destitute Clergymen.
Rt. Rev. Mantoii Easiburn, D. D., Rev. A.
H. Vinton, D. D., Rev. G. M. Uinddll, llev.
T. F. Fales, Rev. J. II. C inch, Rev. T. R.
Lambert, Rev. Charles Mison, Directors.
Rev. J. H. Clinch, Secretary. J. W. Clark,
Treasurer.
Society for the Relief of Aged and
1»estitute Clergymen.
Formed 1 84 9. Rev. Ichabod Ni(rhol.s Pres-
ident. Rev. N. L. Frothingham, D. D, Vice
President. Rev. Cliarles Brooks, Secretary.
Ephraim Peabody, Treasurer.
St. Vincent De Paul's Orphan Asylum.
No. 40 Purchase Sireet, Boston, under the
charge of eight " Sisters of Charity," who,
besides attending to the daily wants and in-
struction of eighty orphan girls, maintain a
daily free school for several hundred children.
The Asylum is supported entirely by the free
donations of charitable persons.
Temporary Home for the Destitute.
Established 1847. Incorporated 1852.
Formerly at No. 26 Albany St., now perma-
nently located at No. 24 Kneeland St.
The principal object of this institution, is to
receive destitute cliildren, and procure places
for them in the country, where they may be
brought up free from the temptations to vice,
with which they would otherwise from the
necessity of their [;o.>ition be surrounded.
J. Ainory Davis, President. Thomas T.
Bouve, Treasurer; John .'^yers. Clerk; Thos.
T. Bouve, Betij. P. Winslow, J. Amory Davis,
John Ayers, Ed. Winslnw, (reo. Wm. Bond,
Rev. J. E. Barry, P. E. Gay, Rev. F. D.
Huntington, Geo. Higginson, L. Parks, Jr.,
Mrs. 'Ihomas T. Bouve, IMrs. Samuel May,
Miss Ann D. Williams, Miss tl. K. Stevenson,
Miss Caroline C. Thayer, Mrs. Eilmund Jack-
son, Mrs. H. J. Prentiss, Mrs Otis Everett,
Mrs. H. B. Rogers, Miss Abby AV. May,
Managers; Mrs. Gwynn, il/a?ro«.
Widows and Orphans of Episcopal
Clergymen.
(Relief Society.) Right Rev. Man'.on
Easiburn, D. D., Presideid. Alexander H.
Vinton, D. D., and Rev. Asa Pkton, D. D.,
Vice Presidents. Rev. Alfred I. Baury,
Treasurer. James C Merrill, Secretary.
Winnisimmet Benevolent Society,
Chelsea.
Instituted Dec. 1843. John II. Osgood,
Broad "msij, President ; George W. Otis, Pearl
St., Vice Presideut ; E. H. Wakefield, Pearl
St., Treasurer; Jos. Hockey, Matthew St.,
Secretary. *
Young Men's Benevolent Society,
Boston.
Henry J. Gardner, President. Thomas T.
Bouve, Vice President. Frederick W. Lin-
coln, Jr., Treasurer. Geo. A. Brown, Sec.
Young Catholic's Friend Societies
Exist in all the cities and lar;ie towns, and in
several country villajies. Their olj^ct is to
teach the children of the Sunday Schools, and
to clothe poor children.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS.
American Institute of Instruction.
Thomas Sherwin, Boston, President ; D. B.
Haiiar, Jamaica Plain, Kec. Secretary ; George
Allen, Jr., Boston, and A. M. Gay, Charles-
town, Cor. Secretaries; Wm. D. Ticknor,
Boston, Treasurer.
Massachusetts Teachers' Association.
Josiah A. Stearns, Boston, PresiWe?^^; four-
teen Vice Presidents ; J. E Horr, Brookline,
Cor. Secretaries; Charles J. Capen, Boston,
liec. Secreiary ; Benjamin W. Putnam, Boston,
Treasurer.
Barnstable County Teachers'
Association.
H. B. Hooker, Falmouth, President ; Rev.
Sidney Brooks, Harwich, Secretary; Fred-
erick Scudder, Hyannis, Treasurer.
Berkshire County Teachers'
Association.
Organized February 14, 1849. Annual
meeting 3d Thursday and Friday in March.
443 members. L. Porter, Pittsfield, President ;
Stephen Reed, Pitttfield, Secretary.
Bristol County Teachers' Association.
Founded May 26, 1849. Officers chosen
in April. Semi-annual meetings last Thurs-
day and Friday of April and October. John
F. Emerson, New Bedford, President; Geo.
G. Lyon, Fall River, Sec. and Treas.
Dukes County Educational
Association.
Organized September, 1848. Officers
chosen in October. John Fierce, President ;
Charles B. Allen, Herman Vincent and
Richard L. Pease, Vice Presidents; Calvin
Shepard, Secretary ; John N. Vinson, Treas.
Essex County Teachers' Association.
Organized December, 1830. Meetings
semi-annually, on the third Friday and Satur-
day of April and October. M. P. Case,
Salem, President; J. S. Eaton, Andover,
Vice President; J. W. Upton, Lynn, Rec
Secretary; A. G. Boy den. Cor. Secretary;
E. Valentine, Marblehead, Treasurer.
Franklin County Common School
Association.
Rev. Erastus Andrews, Montague, Pres.;
Rev. R. Smith, Deerfield, Vice President;
Daniel H. Newton, Greenfield, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Hampden County Teachers'
Association.
Organized in January, 1847. Officers
chosen annually in November. C. Barrows,
Springfield, President ; L, Scott, Springfield,
Rec. Sec; P. Lyman, Springfield, Cor. Sec. ;
A. Parish, Springfield, Treasurer.
Middlesex County Teachers'
Association.
Organized Dec, 1853. A. M. Gay, of
CheLvlestovrn, President ; J. W. Hunt, Newton,
Secretary.
Norfolk County Teachers'
Association.
D. B. Hagar, Jamaica Plain, President;
A. Wellington, Quincy, Levi Dodge, Jamaica
Plain, W. L. P. Boardman, Canton, Vice Pres-
idents; Carlos Slafter, Dedham, Rec. Sec.;
Thomas Metcalf, West Roxbury, Cor. Sec;
Isaac Swan, Dorchester, Treasurer.
Plymouth County Teachers'
Association.
F. Crosby, Plymouth, Pres.; E. C. Hewitt,
Bridge-water, Sec. and Treas.
Bridgewater Normal Association.
E. A. H. Allen, PrestVien/ ; E. C. Hewitt,
Bridgewater, Vice Prexidmt ; B. C. Vose,
Roxbury, Secretary; T. H. Root, By field,
Treasurer.
Westfield Normal Association.
Charles Hutchins, President; Almin B,
Clapp, Wm. L. P. Boardman, Vice Presidents ;
John W. Dickinson, Secretary and Treasurer.
Meetings are held and officers chosen,
triennially, on the first Wednesday and Thurs-
day of September. The Lst meeting occurred
in 1854.
American Education Society.
Rev. Heman Humphrey. President; John
Tappan, Vice President ; Rev. Increase N.
Tarbox, Sec'y ; Stephen T. Farwcll, Treas.
Rooms, No. 15 Cornhill.
Asylum and Farm School fob
Indigent Boys.
J. I. Bowditch, President. Moses Grant,
Vice President: Georije II. Knhn, Treasurer ;
Moses Grant, B. A. Gould, a d S. E. Bracket,
Committee on Admission. G. L. Deblois,
Secretary.
Ladies' American Home Education
Society.
No. 10 Albany Street. Mrs. E. Hayward,
President. Mrs. S. Kettelle, Rec. Secretary.
Mrs. Levi Severence, Cor. Secretary.
Ladies' Society for Promotion of
Education at the West.
Mrs. Samuel Hubbard, President. Mrs.
William G. Lambert, Mrs. Henry M. Hol-
brook. Vice Presidents. Miss Sarah Tuttle,
Secretary. Mrs. Samuel D. Wairen, Treas.
HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS, ETC.
205
Perkins Institution and Massachu-
setts Asylum for the Blind.
Instituted 1831. Located at South Boston.
Sales Koom, 20 Bromfield street. Richard
Fletcher, President. Stephen Fairbarks,
Vice President. Thomas B. Wales, Treas-
urer. Samuel G. Howe, Director and Sec-
retary.
Salem Society for the Moral and
Religious Instruction of the Poor.
Formed 1819. Incorporated 1826. An-
nual meeting in April. Stephen C. Phillips,
President. , Vice President.
Nathan Putnam, Treas. Stephen P. Driver.
Secretary. Rev. Micbael Carlton, Agent,
John Carlton, Collector.
Trustees of Donations for Education
IN Liberia.
Incorporated 1850. Hon Geo. N. Briggs.
LL. D., President. Hon. Albert Fearing,
Vice President. Geo. N. Briggs, Albert Fear-
ing, Hon. Stephen Fairbanks, Hon. Wm. J.
Hubbard, Hon. Joel Giles, Hon. Albert Fear-
ing, Amos A. Lawrence, Esq., William Ropes,
Esq., 'Trustees. Hon. Steiihen Fairbanks,
Treasurer. Rev. Joseph Tracy, Secretary.
Otiice, Joy's building, Boston.
Boston Sunday School Society.
Albert Fearing, President. Rev. F. T.
Gray, Rev. E. P. Hall, Vice Presidents. Rev.
F. G. Gray, Secretary. George Merrill,
Treasurer.
Mass. Sabbath School Society.
Samuel H. Walley, President. Rev. Asa
BuUard, Secretary. Moses H. Sargent, Treas-
urer. Depository, 13 Cornhill.
Cheshire Sunday School Society.
Rev. Levi W. Leonard, D. D., President.
Rev. John S. Brown, Secretary.
Northern Baptist Education Society.
OfBcp, 59 Washington street, Boston. Rev.
John Pryor, D. D., President. Hon. Isaac
Davis, Hon. Heman Lincoln, Vice Presidents.
Rev. Win. Howe, Recording Secretary. Rev.
Joseph W. Paiker, D. D., Corresponding Sec-
retary. Ctiarles S. Kendall, Treasurer.
Mass. Universalist Sabbath School
Association.
Matthias Rich, Jr., President. G. W. Briggs,
Rec. Secretary. J. G. Adams, Cor. Secretary.
Enoch C. Rolt'e, Treasurer.
Middlesex Sunday School Society.
Organized Sept. 8, 1842. Meetings in
May and October. Charles Hudson, Lexing-
ton, President. Isaiah Bangs, E. B. Whitman,
of Cambridgeport, Vice Presidents. Rev.
Thomas Hill, of Waltham, Secretary and
Treasurer.
New England Sunday School Union.
Hon. Richard Fletcher, President. Rev.
N. Munroe, Corresponding Secretary. Asa
Wilbur, Treasurer. Depository, 79 Corn-
hill.
Sunday School Teachers' Institute.
Hon. Albert Fearing, Chairman. Thomas
Gaffield, Secretary.
Worcester Sunday School Society.
Organized Oct. 8, 1834. Alonzo Hill,
D. D., President. Rev. Geo. M. Bartol, Sec-
retary.
HISTORICAL AND COMMEMORATIVE ASSOCIATIONS.
American Antiquarian Society,
Worcester.
Incorporated 1812. The American Anti-
quarian Society, established for the purpose ol
collecting and preserving the materials of his-
tory, more especially American History, was in-
corporated by the Legislature of Massachusetts,
in 1812.
Isaiah Thomas, the distinguished Printer and
Publisher, and author of " The History of
Printing in America," was the first President,
and has been the greatest benefactor of this
institution. A brick edifice for the Library
and Cabinet, erected at his expense, was com-
pleted in 1820. His private collection of
books, -which was a very considerable one, be-
came the basis of the Library. Extensive ad-
ditions -were made to the building after his
death, from resources provided by his will ;
and the principal portion of the funds of the
Society, now amounting to more than §'27,000,
resulted from his bequests.
The Library of the Society now exceeds
16,000 volumes. Its cabinet contains many
articles of curiosity and interest ; and its manu-
scripts, coins, &c., are of considerable value.
Two volumes of Transactions, and a catalogue
of the Library, have been published ; and a
third volume of Transactions is in preparation
for the press.
There are two meetings of the Society in
the year; one at Worcester, on the 21st day of
October, in commemoration of the discov-
ery of America by Columbus, the other in Bos-
ton, on the last Wednesday of each month, at
the Antiquarian Hall, in Worcester.
Hon. Stephen Sali.-bury, of Worcester,
President. Rev. Wm. Jenks, D. D., of Bos-
ton, Hon. Levi Lincoln, LL. D , of Worcester,
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Vice Presiden'ft. Hon. Emory Washburn,
John Grt-en, M. D , Hon. Isaac Ddvis, Hon.
Ira M. Biron, Hon. Tlioinas Kinnicuft, of
Worcester, Naihaniel B. Shurilelf, M. D., ot
Boston, (Jeorizc J^iverm..»re, E<(].. Charles Fol-
som, Esq., of Canthriijjje, Hon. John F. Bige;-
low, Ho... l^liny Mr-rnck, LL. D., Council.
Jared S,)ail<s, Lf.,. D., of C^mbri'ljie, ^Vt•n;-
tary of Fweiijn Correspondence. Hon. Br-n-
jamin Franklin Tnoiuas, of Worcester, Secre-
tary of Domestic Correxfiondence. Rev. E iw.
E. Hale, of Worcester, Recording Secretorij.
Samuel Jenni.^on, Esq., of Worcester, Treas-
urer. SahiUbI E. Haven, Esq., Librarian.
American' Statistical Association.
Organiz.d, December 11, 18:39. EJward
Jarvis, M. D. PresiJent. Samuel Swett, Cha-'.
Brooki Vice Presidents. J. B. Felt, Record-
ing Secrelurg. J >lin P. Biire.Iow, C. Francis
Adams, J si^ph S. Caik, T.^Il. Marvin. N. B.
Shunleff, M. D., Jmies M. Robbins, J. Win-
gate Thorion, As.ihel iluntiniiton, Counsellors
William Bniihiin, Home Secretary. Jose|)ti
E. Worcfsrer, LL. D., Fortign Secretary. L\-
man Ma?on, IVeasurer. V. ^V. Sawyer, Libra-
rian. 12 Treuioiit Tem[)le.
Bridgewater Natural History
Society.
Hon. John A. Shaw, President. Marshall
Conaiit, E<q , J. E. Crane, Vice Presidents.
Lewis G. l-okve. Secretary and Cabinet keeper.
Boston Burns Club.
, I^res. John C Mjore, Vice Pres-
ident. Otis Rich, Treasurer. Edward P.
Meriam, Cor. See. John Patterson, Rec.
Sec.
Bunker Hill Monument Association,
ClIARLKSTOWN.
Geo. W/ishin-itoii Warren, Pres. Jos. H.
Buckingham, Sec.
Cape Cod Association, Boston.
David Sears, President. William Sturgis,
Lemuel Shiw, D.iniel C. Baeon, Benjauiin
Burgess, BtMijauun F. Hallnt, Joshua Sears,
Francis Bis->et,r, R iberc Bicon, Thomas
Thacher, S. K. Lothrop, John G. Palfrey,
Vice Pri-shtents. Lrael Lombard, He;ir_>
Crocker, Henry C. Brooks, Isaiah M. Atkins,
Jr., Executive Commltlee. Isaac Thacher,
Treasurer. Henry A. S>;udder, Corresfionding
Secretary. ^V'iliiam S. Thacher, Recording
Secretary.
Congregational Library Association.
Ko. 1 2 Tremont Temple, Boston.
Rev. William T. D wight, D. D., of Ma^no,
President. Kev. Jo'm A. Albro, D. D., of
Massachuseils ; Rev. Benj imia Tappan, D D.,
of Maine; R-v. N*'haniel Bouion, D. D., of
New Hani]): hire; Rt-v. Silas Aiken, D. D., of
Vermont; 1^ v. Joel H^wes, D. D., of Can-
necticut; Rev. Ttjomas Shepard, of Rhode
I Island ; Rev. Riy Palmer, D. D., of New
York ; Rev. J. M. Butler, of Ohio; Rev. L. S.
' Ilob.iit, of Michiuan ; R^v. J. J. Miter, of
Wisconsin; Rev. John C. Ilolbrook, of Illinois ;
liev. M. A. Jeweit, of Indiana; Rev. Asa Tur-
ner, ot Iowa ; Rev. H. \Vi.ks, D. D., of Can-
aiJa, Vice Presidents.
Rev'. Parsons Cooke. D. D., Rev. Samuel
M, W.ircester, D. D., Rev. Sewail Harding,
Rev. George Bhgden, D. D., Rev. William L
Budington, Julius A. Palmer, E-q., Directors.
Rev. J. S. Clark, D. D., Corresponding Sec-
retary. Rev. Samuel LI. R'ddt-I, Rec. Sec.
Rev. Joseph B. Felf, Libraiian. Alpheus
Hardy, E-q, Treasurer.
This inotiiution oriv'inated in a conviction
that the interests of Congregationalism, and
of Christianity in general, would be advanced
by collecting into one accessible place Avhat-
ever printeii or manuscript memorials of the
New E igiand Fathers are yete.xtant, and also
such documents of the present age as will be
of hisfiriral v^^lue in the ages to come. It was
orginizfd in Boston on the 12th ot February,
IS.Jl. Tne enterprise, however, was conduct-
ed on a comparatively small scale, till, by a
re-organizaion iu M^y, 1853, its |)rivilege8
were extended to the whole body of Evan-
gelical Coiigregationalists throughout the con-
liiienf, and their co-operation invited.
Its chief design, in ihe words of the consti-
tution, is " to Ibund and prepetuate a Library
ol' books, pamph'ets and manuscripts, and a
collection of portraits, and whatever ese shall
serve to illustrate Puritan history and promote
the general iiiteiests of Conoregaiionalism ;"
as also "to secure the erection of a suitable
building for its Library, its meetii gs, and the
general purpuses of the body. The terms of
mem^;ersr)ip are one dollar only, — with the
reafOnable expectation that each member will
interest himself in preserving from destruction
and transmiciing to the Library such docu-
ments, bearing on the general oljectsofthe
Association, as may come iu his *\ay.
The By-Laws provide Jbr " a sermon, ora-
tion, or addre-s " at each anniveisary, " (^
the Tuesday preceding the 4ih Wednesday in
Miv,"' — to be lollowtd the next day by " a
collaiion, accompanied by such exercises as
ihe directors uiiiy pie&cnbe." There are also
ihreeoiher meetings i.f the body each year,
viz. : — *' on ihe last Tuesday of August, No-
vember and February." The Directors meet
monthly, aiid report annually.
No book, pamphlet or periodical can be
faken from the Libr,ir\ ; but the room is open
to ihe members at all hours during the day —
Sunda}S excepted — for reaoi^g, reference
and consultation, and a L brariau is ever on
hdiid to assist their iiupiiries.
Since the organization in May, 18-53, about
1000 members have enrolled iheiinaints, resi-
Jeiits in all parts of itie loi.tinent where Con-
;>Teuatiorial churches are tbund, Ironi Califor-
HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS, ETC.
207
nia to Canada. The shelves of the Library i
already contain about 3 500 volumes and more
than 10,000 pamphlets, including deposits
made by the American Satisfical Association,
and a lew private iadividuals, besides many I
duplicate numbers and incomplete sets of old i
periodicals, and an assortment of the current |
dailies, weeklies and monthlies. The manu-j
script department, though not large, contains
some-rare sp-cimens; and portraits of the Fa-
thers are beginning to adora the walls of the
Library.
Eliot Moxuaient Association, Roxbury.
Object, to raise funds to erect a monument
tothe memorv of the apostle Eliot. J. Winijate
Thornton, Chairman. C. K. Diilaway, 2)-eas-
urer.
English High School Association,
Boston.
Frederic U. Tracy. Pres. F. J.Parker, Vice
President. Edwin Huwiand, Sec. and Treas.
This Association has for its objects the pro-
motion of the usefulness and prosperity of the
English High School, in the city ot Bo=ton.
AH persons who are or have been Teachers,
and all past Pupils of the English High School,
may become members of the A>sojiation by
signing the Constitution, and paying one dol-
lar to the Treasurer.
Latin School Association, Boston.
Instituted 1 84 1. Annual Meeting, 2d Wed-
nesday in May. B. A. Gould, President.
George S. Hiliard, Vice President. Nathaniel
B. Shurtlefi", Secretary and Treasurer. Fran-
cis Gardner, Librarian. Epes S. Dixwell,
Edward E. Hule, Charles Sumner, George E.
Ellis, Francis E. -Parker, Standing Committee.
[All p^'.rsons who have been connected with
the school, either as teachers or pupils, are eli-
gible for membership. The object of the As-
sociation is to promote friendly intercourse
among its members, and to collect material for
a history of the school, and funds for a library
and apparatus fur classical illustrations.]
Mass. Histouical Society.
Instituted 1 791. Hon. Jas. Savage, LL. D.,
Presitlent. Joseph Willard, Esq., Rccurdinq
Secreturi/. llav. Wm. P. Lunt, D. D., Cor- 1
responding/ Secretarij. Rev. J. B. I'VU, Libra-
rian. Richard Fiothifuliam, Jr., Treasurer.
Nathaniel B. Sbunltfi; M. D., Cabinet ICeper.
Charles Deane, E-q., Hon. Robert C. Win-
throp. LL. D., Rev. iWorj^n Bla<i-:en, U. D.,
Rev. Lucius R. Page, Rev. Chandler Robbins,
Standinr/ Committee. Rooms Savings Bank
budding, Tremotil street. Meeting, •2d Thurs-
day of each month, at 12 M.
N. E. Historic-Genealogical Society.
William Whiting, E<q., President. Timo-
thy Farrar, H-q., Vice President. Frederick
Kidder, Treasurer. S. Cr. Drake, Cor. Secre-
tary. Charles Mayo, Pwcording Secretary.
Rev. Luthtjr Farnham, Librarian. Hall, 11 1-2
Tremont row.
The publication of the Society is issued
quarterly, by S. G. Drake, the publisher.
Old Colony Historical Society.
Incorporated 1853.
Nathaniel Morton, of Taunton, President.
Rev. Samuel H. Emory, Taunton ; Hon.
John Daggett, Altleboro', Vice Prei-idenls.
Rev. Mortimer Blake, Mansfield ; Hon.
Samuel L. Crocker, Taunton ; Ellis Ames,
E q., Canton ; Hei.ry B. Wheelwright, A. M.,
Taunton ; William R. Dean, E-q., Boston ;
Caleb Swan, M. D., Boston, Directors.
^ Edgar H. Reed, E^q., Taun.oa, Recording
Secretary and Librarian.
Hodges Reed, Esq , Taunton, Treasurer.
Pilgrim Society, Plymouth.
Incorporated 1820. Officers chosen annu-
ally, on the last J\londay in M^iy.
Semi-annual meeting, the Safarday preced-
ing the 21st December.
Richard Warren, New York, President.
Samuel Nicolson, Boston, Vice President. El-
liot Russell, Plymouth, Recording Secretary.
Benjamin M. Watson, Plymouth, Cor. Secre-
tary. Allen Dinfbrth, Plymouth, Treasurer.
Lemuel D. Holmes, Plymouth, Librarian.
Isaac L. Hedge, Schuyler S mpson, Winslow
Warren, Abraham Jackson, Timothy Gordon,
Andrew L. Rus-ell, .Jas. T. Hay ward, Wm. S.
Russell, Plymou'h ; Wm. Thomas, N. B. Shurt-
leff, Boston ; John H. Clifford, New Bedford;
Sdmuel T. Tisdale, New York, Trustees.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OE ODD EELLOWS.
Gkand Encampment of Massachusetts.
Officers elected in August.
Joseph Byron, G. Patriarch. Charles Hay-
den, G. High Priest. Edward C. Webster,
G. Senior Warden. Alfred Madge, G. Scribe.
AVilliam H. Cook, G. Treasurer. Enos H.
Tucker, G. J. Warden. John T. Byron, G.
Sentinel. Mortimer Lyon, D. G. Sentinel.
Abstract from the Annual Report of the R. W.
Grand Lodge of the U. States, for the year
ending June 30, 1854.
Number of Encampments, 20
" Initiations, 80
" of Rejections, 0
" Admitted by Card, 12
" Withdrawn by Card, 18
" Reinstated, ' 6
" Suspended for non-payment of dues, 76
" Expelled, 0
" of Deaths,- •• 9
" of Past Chief Patriarchs, 220
" of Past High Prirsts, 169
" of Contributing 1,1. mbers, 1101
Revenue, $3,956.83
, Relief Report.
Number of Patriarchs relieved, 72
" of Widowed Fiinilies relieved, 4
" of Patriarchs buried, 8
Amount paid for Relief of Patriarchs,$l 122.34
" " Widowed Families, $25,00
" " for burying the dead $80.00
Total Amount of Relief, $1,227.34
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts.
Officers elected in August.
John R. Mullin, M. W. Grand Master, Bos-
ton. Samuel B. Krogman, R. W. Deputy
Grand Master, Boston. Caleb Rand, R. W.
Grand Warden, Charlestown. Alfred Mudge,
R. W. Grand Secretary, Boston. William H.
Cook, R. W. Grand Treasurer, Boston. Rev.
C. A. Bradley, R. W. Grand Chaplain, Brew-
ster. Timothy Ingraham, A'ew Bedford, Wil-
liam A. Bell, Boston, R. W. Grand Represen-
tatives to Grand Lodge United States.
Abstract from the Report of the R. W. Grand
Lodge of Massachusetts, to the R. W. Grand
Lodge of the United Siates, for the year
commencing July, 1, 1853, and ending June
30, 1854.
Number of Initiations, 325
" of Rejections, 17
'« Admitted by Card, 91
" Withdrawn by Card, 147
" Reinstated, 58
" Suspended for Non-payment 'of Dues,558
" " for other Causes, 4
" Expelled, 34
" of Deaths, 100
" of Past Grands, 1,374
" of Contributing Members, 7,207
Total Amount of Receipts, $38,228.04
Relief Report.
Number of Brothers Relieved, 613
" " Widowed Families Relieved,- .153
" " Brothers Burled, 92
Amount paid for Relief of Brothers, $15,567.22
" " Widowed Families, $4,301.33
« " for Burying the Dead, $3,449.17
Total amount of Relief, $22,914.82
Total amount of Relief bestowed by the
Order, by both branches, $24,142.16, beside
private donations granted to travelling Broth-
ers and persons not belonging to the Order,
which would increase the amount beyond
$25,000. G. S.
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATIONS,
LYCEUMS, LIBRARIES, ETC.
American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Instituted 1780.
Jacob Bigelow, M. D., President. Daniel
Treadwell, Esq., Vice President. Edward
Wigo^lesworth, Esq., Treasurer. Asa Gray,
M. D., Cor. Sec. Samuel L. Abbot, M. J)., Re-
cording Secretary. Nathaniel B. Shurtlefi',
M. D., Librarian . Rooms, Boston Athenaeum,
Library hours, 10 to 12, and 3 to 5.
American Phonetic Council.
James W. Stone, of Boston, PresicZen^. Ellas
Longley, of Cincinnati, Secretary. Robert
Patterson, of Philadelphia, Treasurer.
American Oriental Society, Boston.
Edward Robinson, D. D., President. EJw.
E. Salisbury, Corresponding Secretary. Ezra
Abbot, Jr., Recording Secretary. Charles Fol-
som. Librarian.
Boston Athenjeum.
' Instituted 1804. Incorporated 1807.
Thomas G. Gary, President. John A Low-
ell, Vice President. Henry B. Rotters, Treas.
William S. Dexter, Secretary. Charles Fol-
soni. Librarian. Number of volumes, 50,000.
Beacon Street.
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATIONS.
209
Boston Libeaky Society.
Hon. Lemuel Shaw, LL. D., Hon. William
Minot, Hon. James Savage, LL. D., Aaron
Baldwin, Joseph Willard, AValdo Flint, Hen-
ry Wainwright, Charles Brown, Wm. S.
Rogers, Peter Wainwright, Trustees. Charles
Brown, Treasurer. Wm. T. Andrews, Secre-
tary.
BosTo:>r Mechanics' Institute.
Charles Nowell, President. A. F. Burbank,
Vice President. JosRph F. Paul, Treasurer.
Merrill C. Johnson, Recording Secretary. A.
H. Powers, Corresponding Secretary.
Boston Society op Civil Engineers.
G- M. Dexter, President. Simeon Borden,
Vice President. Samuel Nott, Sec. William
P. Parrot, Treas. E, S. Chesborough, Joseph
Bennett, Samuel Ashburner, W. L. Dearborn,
and W. S. Whitwell, Directors.
Boston Society of Natural History.
J. C. Warren, M. D., President. Charles
T. Jackson, M. D., D. Humphreys Storer,
M. D., Vice Presidents. Samuel L. Abbot,
M. D., Corresponding Secretary. Nathaniel B.
Shurtleff, M. D., Treas. Charles K. Dillaway,
Librarian. Charles Stodder, Cabinet Keeper.
Curators — of Botany, Charles K. Sprague.
Of Geology, Thomas T. Bouve. Ornithology,
Henry Bryant, M. D. Mineralogy, Francis
Alger. Ichthyology, Silas Durkee, M. D.,
Entomology, . Comp. Anatomy, Jef-
fries Wyman, M. D. Conchology, Thomas J.
Whittemore. Erpetology, J. Neiison Borland,
M. D. Oology, Thomas M. Brewer, M. D.
Of Crustacea and Radiatia, John B. S. Jack-
son, M. D. Recording Secretary, Benj. S.
Shaw, M. D. Open and free every AVednes-
day, between the hours of 1 2 and 2, and 3
and 5, P. M. Room, Mason street, next to the
Normal School-house. Annual meeting, 1st
Wednesday in May.
BowDiTCH Library, Boston.
No. 8 Otis place.
Free to those who reside in Boston, or in
the vicinity, who are known to the proprietors,
or those who conform to the rules of the In-
stitution. This is the library of the late Na-
thaniel Bowditch, and is almost exclusively of
a scientific character.
BowDOiN Literary Association.
Robert Vose, Jr., President. E. P. Mc-
Elroy, Secretary.
Brighton Lyceum.
S. A. Bore, President. Charles H. B. Breck,
Vice President. J. P. C. Winship, Secretary.
Asa Burbank, Treasurer.
Bunker Hill Library Association.
Charlestown. Incorporated 1854.
27
Cambridge Athen^um.
Isaac Livermore, Pus. Eben. M. Dunbar,
Clerk and Treas.
Cambridge Lyceum.
Wm. L. Whitney, President. A. H. Ram-
say, Secretary and Treasurer.
Charlestown Lyceum.
G. Washington Warren, President. Caleb
Rand, Secretary. Geo. B. Neal, Treasurer.
Chelsea Library Association.
Organized 1838. Re-organized 1851.
Geo. Allen, Jr., President. Fitts,
Secretary.
Congregational Library Association.
12 Tremont Temple.
W. T, D wight, D. D., Pres. J. S. Clark,
D. D., Cor. Sec. Rev. S. H. Riddel, Rec.
Sec. Rev.- J. B. Felt, Librarian. Alpheus
Hardy, Treas.
East Boston Library Association.
Winthrop Block, Maverick Square. Insti-
tuted 1850. Incorporated 1852. Benjamin
Pond, President.
Edgartown Lyceum.'
David Davis, President. John Pierce, Vice
President. J. R. Dillingham, Secretary.
Essex Institute, Salem.
Incorporated 1848.
Annual Meeting, 2d Wednesday in May.
Library contains 8500 volumes. D. A. White,
President. John G. King, Jolin Lewis Rus-
sell, John C. Lee, Vice Presidents. Henry
Wheatland, Secretary and Treasurer. M. A.
Stickney, Librarian. George A. Perkins,
Cabinet Keeper.
Essex Lyceum, Essex.
Annual meeting for choice of oiEcers, first
Monday in September.
O. H. P. Sargent, President. Ira O. Burn-
ham, Vice President. John Prince, Cor. Sec.
Wm. W. Pendergast, Rec. Sec. Aaron Low,
Treas. John H. Burnham, Manager.
Fall River Athenjeum.
Established 1835.
Phineas W. Leland, Pres. Charles L. Rush,
Treas. and Librarian. Thomas F. Eddy,
Clerk.
Franklin Library Association.
Cambridge. Samuel C. Smith.
Fitchburo Athenjeum.]
Incorporated 1852.
Goldsmith F. Bailey, President. C. H. B.
Snow, Vice President. E. F. Bailey, Secre-
tary and Librarian.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Fraxklix Library.
George A. Walton, President. N. D. Wells,
Secretary and Librarian.
Haverhill Athex^um.
Incorporated 1852,
Eufus T. Slocomb, President. J. V. Smiley,
Secretary. H. A. Page, Treasurer.
Haverhill Circulating Library.
A. B. Jaques, Proprietor.
Mattapan Library, Dorchester.
Increase S. Smith, Librarian.
Mattapan Literary Association,
South Boston.
Hubart Pope, President; Sewell C. Cobb,
Vice President ; Barnard Capen, Secretary ;
Edwin A. Simonds, Treasurer; Wm. H
Halliday, Librarian. Wm. li Cherrington,
Charles B. Bedlington, Daniel E. Dennett,
Hamilton Burrage, Joshua W. Reynolds, Di-
rectors. Henry A. Drake, Sewell C. Cobb,
James F. G. Baxter, Horace Smith, S. W.
Goodhue, George S. Dexter, Lecture Commit-
tee.
Manchester Lyceum Library.
Formed, April 9, 1830. Lurkin Wood-
bury, President ; D. L. Bingham, Vice Presi-
dent; John E. Smith, Secretary.
Mechanic Apprentices' Library, Boston.
W. F. Chester, President ; Wm. B. Smart.
Vice President ; Frederick Hinds, Treasurer :
Wm. P. Lovett, Recording Secretary ; George
Coleman, Cor. Secretary.
Mercantile Library Association,
Boston.
Seymour Lyman, President; Augustus Ham-
mond, Vice President; John B. Norris, Cor.
Secretary; Edwin J. Swett, Recording Sec-
retary; Jacob H. Brown, Treasurer; Nath-
aniel Appleton, Horace A. White, A. G.
Wyman, Jr., James D. Wyman, Warren F.
Gilbert, George Noyes, W. H. Withington,
W. J. Seaver, Jr., Directors. Charles H.
Allen, Charles G. Chase, James A. Woolson,
John Stetson, George S. Blancliard, Trustees.
William F. Poole, Librarian. Province, cor-
ner Bromfield street.
Middlesex Mechanic Association,
Lowell.
Incorporated in 1825. Officers chosen an-
nually on the first Thursday in October. Li-
brary of 6000 vols.
Joseph White, President; Wm. G.Wise,
Secretary ; Joel Powers, Librarian.
Mishawum Literary Institute,
Charlestown.
Organized 1853. Wm. H. Phlnney, Pres.\
D. A. Edmands, Secretary. ' \
New Bedford City Library.
Free. Present number of volumes, over
7C00. Trustees, the Mayor of the City, Rodney
French ; President of the Common Council,
Thomas Wilcox; Chairman of Committee on
Public Instruction, Isaac C. Taber, together
with James B. Congdon, A. J. Phipps, and
Simpson Hart. R. C. Ingraham, Librarian.
New Bedford Lyceum.
George Howland, Jr., President; William
J. Ratch, R. C. Pitman, Vice Presidents ; Geo.
A. Bourne, Treasurer ; Alanson Borden, Sec-
retary; John F. Emerson, Moses G. Thomas,
Walter Mitchell, Committee on Lectures.
Newbury Library.
Edmund Smith, Chairman Board Trustees;
Joseph H. Knight, Secretary.
Newburyport Lyceum.
Rev. J. Spaulding, President ; J. L. New-
ton, Manager ; Moses Hale, Secretary.
Normal Lyceum,
E. C. Hewitt, Pres. R. M. Gunnison,
Vice Pres. Guilford D. Bigelow, Sec. Levi
F. Warren, Treas.
Northampton Young Men's Institute,
Library of 3000 volumes.
Joseph Lathrop, Pres. Samuel A. Fiske,
M. E. White, Vice Pres. J. W. Wilson, Rec.
Sec. James R. Trumbull, Cor. Sec. S, E.
Bridgman, Treas.
North Brookfield Lyceum.
Formed Feb. 20, 1844. Hon. Amasa Walk-
er, Rev. C. Gushing, Presidents. I. H. Hill,
Vice Pres. Hiram Knight, Sec. Gideon B.
Dewing, Treas.
Peabody Institute.
Danvers, E. B. Hinckley, Librarian.
Phonographic Reporting Association,
Established 1845. James W. Stone, M, D.,
Pres. Ebenezer Smith, Vice Pres. Charles
W. Slack, Cor. Sec. D. F. Chessman, Rec.
Secretary. James ^I. W. Yerrinton, Joel P.
Bishop, A. J. Marsh, Executive Committee.
Rev. R. W, Cushman, Henry E. Rockwell,
Thomas Ranney, Trustees. Meetings Satur-
day evenings, from Oct. to May, 68 Derne St.
Pittsfield Library Association.
Organized 1850. Annual meeting, 1st
Monday in January; has about 1500 volumes,
mostly new, in its Library, and provides a
course of Public Lectures in the winter.
Stephen Reed, Pres. Lorenzo H. Gamwell,
Treas. Phineas L. Page, Sec.
Republican Institution.
Incorporated 1819. Boston. Joseph N.
Howe, Pres. Robert Farley, Cor. Sec. An-
drew J. Loud, 203 Shawmut Ave., Rec. Sec.
Wm. B. Bradford, Treas.
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATIONS.
211
ROXBURY AtHEXjEUM.
Henry Bartlett, Pres. George Brown,
Treas. I. M. Spelman, Sec.
Salem Athen^um.
Incorporated in 1810. Number of volumes,
12,500. Annual Meeting for the choice of
officers, last Wednesday but one in May.
George Choate, Pres. Henry Wheatland,
Clerk of the Trustees and of the Corporation.
J. F. Worcester, Trcas. Henry J. Cross,
Librarian.
Public Library of the City of Boston.
Located temporarily in Mason Street.
Instituted 1852. Edward Capen, Librarian.
Samuel M. Bedlington, John W. M. Appleton,
Assist. Librarians.
Board of Trustees. — Hon. Edward Everett,
.LL. D., JPresident of the Board. George
Ticknor, LL. D., Hon, John P. Bigelow,
Nathaniel B. ShurtlefF, M. D., Thomas G.
Appleton, Esq., from the Citizens at Large.
Alderman A. B. Munroe ; and George W.
Warren, Esq., of the Common Council.
The Reading Room connected with this
Institution, was opened to the public on the
twentieth of March, and for the circulation of
books for home use, on the second of May,
1854. The plan of the Trustees embraces a
Reading Room and a circulating Library.
The Reading Room is open from 9 A. M. to
9, SO P. M., and affords, free of expense, a
place of I'esortto all the inhabitants of Boston,
above the age of sixteen years, who sign a
promise to obey the rules and regulations.
Those who make use of it will find spread out
before them, upon tables conveniently ar-
ranged for reading and writing the leading
weekly, monthly and quarterly Journals of
the United States and Great Britain, together
with a good selection in the French and Ger-
man Languages. They will also be able to
consult and read at all times any book in the
Reference Library ; and, at such times as it
may not be in home use, any book in the Cir-
culating Library. The Library is open for
the circulation of books, from 3 to 8 o'clock,
P. M., and freely aiibrds its treasures for home
use under certificates applicable to each
case, to past and present members of the City
Council ; to office holders under the City Gov-
ernment and all persons regularly employed
by the City ; to all officiating ministers of the
Gospel, teachers of Private Schools and mem-
bers of the Normal School ; to all medal schol-
ars, and an equal number of pupils proficient
in their studies graduating with them from the
Public Schools ; and to all the inhabitants of
Boston over the age of twenty-one years, who
are known to the Librarian to be persons who
ought to enjoy the privileges of the Library.
These treasures are also accessible to all non-
resident donors of one hundred dollars or an
equivalent ; to all who deposit the value of a
book or set of books, for the time being ; and
to all, finally, who bring a certificate from a
responsible citizen, who thereby makes him-
self liable for loss and injury.
The second annual report of the Trustees,
dated Nov. 3, 1854, gives the following infor-
mation : —
" If we are authorized to form an opinion of
the future growth of the library from the ex-
perience of the past, we may safely calculate
upon an increase hereafter of at least six thou-
sand volumes annually, exclusive of pamphlets ;
a rate of Increase which in fourteen jears will
carry the library up to 100,000 volumes, — a
larger collection than any at present existing
in the United Stares."
The number of volumes at present in the
library, is 16,221, besides 2,989 tracts added
this year, and nearly a thousand given earlier.
In November, 1853, the number was 9,G88.
There are of many works quite a number of
duplicates, but still the supply falls short of the
demand, and a great many persons cannot ob-
tain the book they want at the time they ask
for it; and of many books desired, no copy at
all has yet been bought, for want of funds ;
and It is confidently believed that when this
fact is made known, many persons who have
books lying idle In their houses, because they
have ceased to be interesting to their families,
will gladly add them to the Public Library,
where they will again become useful.
For the first five months and a half of its ex-
istence, ending Oct. 17, 1854, "six thousand
five hundred and ninety persons entered their
names in order to enjoy its privileges ; the
number of volumes borrowed for home use
was thirty-five thousand three hundred and
eighty-nine, besides several thousands used
in the reading room, of which no record is
kpet."
In December, 1854, the following gentle-
men were appointed to superintend the erec-
tion of a building for the Library: — Robert
C. Winthrop, Samuel G. Ward, from Citizens
at Large. George Ticknor, Nathaniel B. Shurt-
leff, from Trustees of Public Library. Geo.
Odiorne, from Board of Aldermen, George
W. Warren, from Common Council, of 1854.
Salem Lyceum.
Incorporated April 2, 1830. Annual Meet-
ing, last Thursday in April. O. B. Frotbing-
ham, President. Richard Edward, Vice Pres-
ident. J. M. Newhall, Recording Secretary.
H. J. Cross, Corresponding Secretary. G. L.
Streeter, Treasurer.
State Library.
Joel Giles, of Boston, Henry T. Parker, of
Boston, George Livermore, of Cambridge,
Trustees. Barnas Sears, Librarian. Samuel
C. Jackson, Assistant Librarian.
Union Lyceum, Dorchester.
Robert Rhodes, President. J. A. Billings,
Vice President. John W. Porter, Secretaiy.
1 Wm. H. Chamberlain, Treasurer.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Washington Athen^um and Lyceum,
Lowell.
Instituted Jan. 27, 1847. Incorporated
May 14, 1851. The object of this society is
the mental improvement of its members, and
also to secure lyceum lectures to the citizens
of Lowell.
Officers, Oct., 1853. A. W. Boynton, Pres-
ident. Benjamin F. Perkins, Secretanj. S.
A. McPhetres, Treasurer. S. A. McPhetres,
C. A. F. Swan, Benjamin F. Lovett, Direc-
tors.
"West Newton Athen^um.
Eev. J. S. Clark, President. Israel Lombard,
Jr., Secretary.
WiNNISIMMET LlTEHARY INSTITUTE.
Organized 1848. Chelsea. J. H. Osgood,
President. C. B. Atkins, Secretary. G. B.
Swasey, Treasurer.
"Worcester County Mechanics' Association.
Incorporated 1850. Henry S. Washburn,
President. Joseph D. Daniels, Vice Presi-
deiit. Benjamin Walker, Treasurer. Samu-
el Smith, Clerk.
Worcester Lyceum.
Henry Chapin, President. Thomas Earle,
Secretary.
Yarmouth Lyceum.
Charles F. Swift, President. James
Knowles, Secretary.
Young Men's Rhetorical Society,
Worcester.
Organized 1849. Albert Seaverns, Presi-
de7it. A. F. Bixby, Vice President. D. G.
Grosvenor, Recording Secretary. Charles H.
Boswell, Treasurer. H. M. Morse, Librarian.
Eli B. Fairbanks, Thomas M. Lamb, Charles
H. Boswell, Addison Palmer, G. H. Bancroft,
Trustees.
Young Men's Library- Association.
Wm. Mason, Taunton, President. Albert
Field, Harrison Tweed, Vice Presidents.
John S. Dean, Recording Secretary. Wm.
Dickinson, Corresponding Secretary. Geo. M.
Woodward, Treasurer.
MARINE ASSOCIATIONS,
AND CHARITABLE SOCIETIES FOR THE RELIEF AND IMPROVEMENT
OF SEAMEN.
EosTON Marine Society.
Office, 6S Commercial street. John S.
Sleeper, President. C. W. Apthorp, Vice
President. Robert B. Edes, Secretary.
Thomas Lamb, Treasurer. Isaiah M. Atkins,
Henry K. Loring. Jairus B. Lincoln, Willis
Howes, John Doak, Committee of Relief.
Isaiah M. Atkins, Robert B. Edes, Willis
Howes, Port Wardens.
Boston Port Society.
Albert Fearing, President. J. A. Andrew,
Secretary. Charles H. Parker, Treasurer.
Boston Seamen's Friend Society.
Alpheus Hardy, President. William Ropes,
Vice President. F. A. Benson, Secretary.
Thomas D. Quincy, Treasurer.
Newburyport Marine Society.
Micajah Lunt, President. Nathaniel S. Os-
good, Secretary. Mark Symonds, Treasurer.
Ladies' Seamen's Friend Society, Salem.
Organized Jan. 22, 1844. Mrs. George H.
Smith, President. Mrs. Samuel Benson, 1st
1 Vice President. Mrs. John Clifton, 2d Vice
President. Miss Sarah Hobart, Secretary.
Mrs. Wm. H. Eaton, Treasurer.
Sailor's Snug Harbor.
Boston. Incorporated 1852. Robert B.
Forbes, President. Wm. A. Wellman, Secre-
tary. Wm. Perkins, Treasurer.
Salem East India Marine Society.
Founded 1799- Incorporated 1801. An-
nual Meeting, 1st Wednesday in November.
Charles M. Endicott, President. Thomas
Saul, Recording Secretary. Gilbert G. New-
hall, Corresponding Secretary. George D.
Phippen, Superintendent Museum, N. Griffin,
Treas.
Salem Marine Society.
Incorporated 1771. Annual Meeting, the
last Thursday in October. John Dwyer,
Master. Edward Barnard, Clerk. Jonathan
P. Felt, Treasurer.
Seamen's Aid Society, Boston.
Mrs. Albert Fearing, President. Miss Han-
nah Tabor, Secretary. Mrs. Gilbert, Treas-
urer.
Seamen's Widow and Orphan Association,
Salem.
Formed, May 1, 1833. Annual Meeting,
first Thursday in May.
]\Irs. A. True, President. Mrs. William
Ives, Vice President. Mrs. J. Burley, Treas-
urer. Mrs. J. Kimball, Secretary.
MASONIC INSTITUTIONS.
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MASONIC INSTITUTIONS.
Granb Lodge of Massachusetts.
Officers elected December, 1854.
M. W. Winslow Lewis, M. D., Boston, G.
Master.
R. W. Abraham S. Low, M. D., Biidgewater,
D. G. Master.
R. W. Hon. William C. Plunkett, Adams,
S. G. W.
R. W. Samuel K. Hutchinson, Esq., Lowell,
/. G. W.
R. W. Hon. Thomas Tolman, Boston, G.
Treas.
R. W. Charles W. Moore, Boston, R. G. Sec.
W. John H. Sheppard, Boston, C. G. S.
W. Rev. William Alger, Roxbury, Rev.
Joseph H. Clinch, Boston, G. CJiajduins.
W. Charles R. Train, Framingham, G.
Marshal.
W. Charles Robbing, Esq., Boston, S. G.D.
W. Levi Rawson, M. D., Farnumsvllle, J.
G.D.
W. Benjamin Stevens, Esq., Boston, John
McClelland, Esq., Boston, John P. Ober,
Esq., Boston, Marshall Lincoln, Esq., Hing-
ham, G. Steioards.
W. William D. Coolidge, Boston, G. S. B.
W. A. S. Beaman, Fitchburg, Thomas
Restieaux, Boston, Grand Pursuivants.
W. William C. Martin, Boston, I. F.
Crafts, East Boston, Grand Lecturers.
Br. Irving I. Har wood, Boston, G. Organist.
Br. Samuel PI. Gregory, Boston, Grand
Chorister.
Br. Jacob Phelps, G. Tyler.
District Deputy Grand Masters.
R.W. H. G. Clark, M.D., Boston, 1st Dist.
" I. P. Seavey, Newburyport, 2d "
" Peter Lawson, Lowell, 3d "
" Jon. Greenwood, Framingham, 4th "
" Rev. Albert Case, Hingham, 5th "
" Horace Chenery, Worcester, 6 th "
" Lucien B. Keith, N. Bedford, 7th "
" Sylvester Baxter, Hyannis, 8th "
" Franklin Weston, Dalton, 9th "
" Charles Mattoon, Greenfield, lOth "
" Benj. Brown, Special Deputy for Nan-
tucket.
The regular communications of the Grand
Lodge are on the evenings of the second
Wednesday in March, June, September and
December ; a meeting is also held on the 27th
of December, at nine o'clock in the morning,
and continues throughout the day.
Grand Royal Arch Chapter op
Massachusetts.
Officers elected in September, 1853.
M. E., Rev. Stephen Lovell, G. H. P.; E.
Timothy Ingraham, D. G. H. P. ; E. John
Flint, G. K. ; E. Jonas A. Marshall, G. S.;
E. Robert Keith, G. Treasurer; E. Thomas
Waterman, G. Secretary; E. Rev. Thomas
R. Lambert, O. H. Tillotson, G. Chaplains ;
William R. Davis, S. H. Gregory, G. Stew-
ards; E. Stephen Lovell, is. Charles Bates,
G. Lecturers ; Levi Bates, Samuel Jepson,
Martin W. Lonop, M. of Veils ; Comp. William
C. Martin, G. Tyler.
The regular communications of the Grand
Chapter, are on the Tuesday evenings pre-
ceding the 2d Wednesday in March, June,
September and December.
Grand Encampment of Massachusetts
AND Rhode Island.
Officers elected October, 1854.
Meets annually in October.
Simon W. Robinson, Lexington, G. Master.
Daniel Harwood, Boston, Deputy Grand
Master.
John McLellan, Boston, G. Generalissimo.
Cyrus Fisher, Providence, Grand Captain
General.
Rev. Thomas R. Lambert, U. S. Navy,
Grand Prelate.
Jas. W. Crooks, Springfield, Grand Senior
Warden.
John B. Reed, Pawtucket, Grand Junior
Warden.
William Eaton, Boston, G. Treasurer.
Calvin Whiting, Boston, G. Recorder.
J. A. D. Joslin, Providence, Grand Sword
Bearer.
Asa Walker, Worcester, Grand Standard
Bearer.
N. H. Gould, Newport, Grand Warder.
Supreme Grand Council for the
Northern Jurisdiction op the
United States.
Edward A. Raymond, of Boston, Mass.,
Most Puissant Sov. Grand Commander.
John J. J. Gourgas, Past Grand Comman-
der— honorary.
Robert P. Dunlap, of Brunswick, Me., Most
111. Lieutenant Grand Commander.
Simon W. Robinson, of Lexington, Mass.,
111. Grand Treasurer Gen., H. E.
Charles W. Moore, of Boston, Mass., III.
Grand Secretary, H. E.
Giles F. Yates, of Schenectady, New York,
111. G. Chancellor, H. E.
William B. Hubbard, of Columbus, Ohio,
Sov. G Insp. Gen.,H. E.
Chas. Gilmam, of Baltimore, Md., Sov. G.
Insp. Gen., II. E.
Nathan B. Haswell, of Burlington, Vt., \st
111. G. Capt., L. G.
Ammi B. Young, of Boston, Mass., 2d III.
G. Capt., L. G.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
District Deputies,
Charged with the special duty of assisting the
S. G. C. in superintending their respective
districts.
John Christie, of Portsmouth, N. H., Sov.
Grand Inspector Gen. 3dd — Deputy for New
Hampshire-
Killian H. Van Rensselear, of Pittsburg.
Penn., Sov. G. Insp. Gen. 33d— Deputy for
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Francois Turner, of New Haven, Conn.,
Sov. Grand Insp. Gen. 33d — Deputy for
Connecticut.
Grand Consistory of S. P. K S. for
New England, 32 Degrees.
Edward A. Raymond, Boston, G. Com'r
in Chief; John Christie, Portsmouth, N. H.,
1st Lieut. G. Com'r; Ammi B. Young, Bos-
ton, 2d Lieut. G. Com'r; Charles W. Moore,
Boston, G. M. C. ; Kev. Thomas R. Lambert,
Boston, G. Secretary.
Meetiniis on the 3(1 Monday in September,
December, March and June. In connection
with this body, there are in Boston, a Grand
Chapter of S. P. Rose Croix, H. R. D. M. ;
a Grand Council of P. of Jer., and a Grand
Lodge of I'erfection. They all hold their
meetings at the Temple.
Officers of Boston Encampment,
Sir Daniel Harwood, Grand Commander;
Sir Winslow Lewis, Generalissimo; Sir Gil-
bert Nurse, Captain General ; Sir Stephen
Lovell, Prelate; Sir John McCiellan, Sen.
Warden ; Sir William Ellison, Jun. Warden ;
Sir Ebenezer Smith, Treasurer; Sir Calvin
Whiting, Recorder, Sir Freeman C. Ray-
mond, Sword Bearer ; Sir Noah Butts,
Standard Bearer ; Sir C B. F. Adams,
Warder; Sir B. F. Tenney, Sir S. M. Hunt,
Sir John K. Hall, Guards ; Sir George
Tucker, Armorer; Sir William C. Martin,
Sentinel.
De Molay Encampment.
Sir Thomas R. Lambert, M. E. G. Com-
mander; Sir Chas. W. Moore, Generalissimo ;
Sir Peter Wainwright, Capt. General; Rev.
George M. Randall, Prelate ; Sir Charles
Robbins, Senior Warden; Sir P. Adams
Ames, Junior Warden ; Sir John A. Cum-
mings. Treasurer; Sir Edward D. Bell, Re-
corder; Sir Lyman Tucker, Sword Bearer;
Sir Isaac Cary, Standard Bearer ; Sir Wil-
liam Parkraan, Warder ; Sir S. W. Nichols,
3d, Sir Charles H. Colby, 2d, Sir Cyrus
T. Francis, 1st Captains of the Guards ;
Sir Henry G. Clark, Organist; Sir William
C. Martin, Sentinel ; Sir Samuel H. Gregory,
Sir Carmi E. King, Sir Elisha G. Tucker,
Sir Moses Kimball, Committee of Finance;
Sir Edward A. Raymond, Sir Simon W.
Robinson, Sir John Bigelow, Sir John P.
Ober, Sir Timothy Ingraham, Committee of
Charity.
MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS.
Berkshire Medical Institution.
Incorporated 1837. H. H. Childs, Presi-
dent. T. Childs, Secretary and Treasurer.
Boston Society for Medical
Improvement.
Annual Meeting held on the 2d Monday in
January. Regular Meetings, 2d and 4th
Monday of each month. Chairman, (chosen
at each meeting.) Jacob Bigelow, M. D., John
Ware, M. D., A. A. Gould, M. D., D. Humph-
reys Storer, M. D., Prudential Committee.
John B. S. Jackson, M. D., Curator of the
Cabinet. Wm. W. Morland, M. D., Secretary
and Treasurer. Buckminster Brown, M. D.,
Librarian.
Boston Medical Association.
Instituted 1806. D. H. Storer, M. D., Na-
thaniel B. Shurtleff, M. D., Ephraim Buck,
M. D., H. W. Williams, M. D., W. J. Dale,
M. D., Standing Committee. Francis Minot,
M. D., Secretary. Annual Meeting, 1st Mon-
day in May.
Boston Society for Medical
Observation.
■ Liberty Tree Block. Calvin Ellis, M. D.,
R. M. Hodges, M. D., Secretaries.
Boylston Medical Society.
C. Ellis, M. D., President. J. Seaverns,
Vice President. F. E. Oliver, Secretary and
Treasurer. E. Leigh, Librarian.
Mass. College of Pharmacy.
Room in Masonic Temple. Instituted in
1823. Re-organized in 1851. Incorporated
1852. Daniel Henchman, President. Sam-
uel Colcord, J. T. Brown, Vice Presidents.
Joseph Burnett, Corresponding Secretary.
Henry W. Lincoln, Recording Secretary. Ashel
Boyden, Treasurer. T. Farrington, Auditor.
Samuel N. Brewer, Charles H. Atwood, An-
drew Geyer, Atherton T. Brown, Thomas
HoUis, Samuel H. Woods, Henry D. Fowie,
Augustus P. Melzar, Trustees. The object of
the Institution is to elevate the standard of
pharmaceutical knowledge, by the aid of Lec-
tures, Library and Meetings.
MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS.
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Massachusetts HoMCEOPAxnic Medical
Society.
The society was formed in 1841, and now
numbers more than seventy members. W. F.
B. Jackson, M. D., Roxbury, Secretary.
Mass. Medical Society.
Incorporated, November, 1781. George
Hayward, M. D., President. Andrew Mackie,
M. D., Jacob Deane, Vice Presidents. Charles
E. Ware. M. D., Corresponding Secretary.
Samuel Parkman, Rec. Secretary. John B.
Alley, M. D., Librarian. Augustus A. Gould,
SI. D., Treasurer. The Society's hall is in
Phillips place.
Censoes.
Suffolk Medical District, and the Society at
Large. — Drs. A. A. Gould, P. M. Crane, Wm.
E. Coale, W. W. Moreland, Henry W. Wil-
liams.
Barnslahle District Medical Society.
No returns.
Berkshire District Medical Society. — Drs. J.
L. Barker, South Adams ; Selden Cady, Lee ;
George L. Lyman, Pittsfield.
Fra7iklin District l\Iedical Society. — Drs. N.
G. Trow, Sunderland ; Lucius Cook, Wen-
dell ; C. M. Duncan, Shelburn.
Middlesex East District Medical Society. —
Drs. Benjamin Cutter, V/oburn ; Moses Parker,
Melrose ; Horace P. Wakefield, Reading.
Hampden District Medical Society. — Drs,
William Bridgman, Springfield; N. Adams
Springfield ; A. Smith, Monson ; J L. Chap-
man, Long Meadow; P. L. B. Stickney,
Chicopee.
Essex North District Medical Society. — D.
Dana, Josiah Atkinson, Henry C. Perkins, E.
Cross, Newburyport; T. Kinniston, Haver-
hill.
Essex South District Medical Society..
No returns.
Bristol North District Medical Society. — Drs.
Thaddeus Phelps, Attleborough ; Charles
Howe, Taunton ; James B. Deane, Taun-
ton.
Bristol South District Medical Society.
No returns.
Hampshire District Medical Society. — Sam-
uel A. Fiske, Northampton ; F. Bouney, Had-
ley ; Hervey Orcutt, Westhampton.
Middlesex North District Medical Society. —
Drs. N. Allen, H. Dickey, E. Huntington,
John Groves, of Lowell; N. Cutter, Pep-
perell.
Middlesex South District Medical Society.
No returns.
Norfolk District Medical Society. — Eben
Stone, Walpole ; Henry Bartlett, Roxbury ;
Daniel L- Gibbens,Wrentham; Stephen Salis-
bury, Brookline ; Benjamin Cushing, Dor-
chester.
Plymouth District Medical Society.
No returns.
Worcester District Medical Society. — Drs.
Alfred Hitchcock, Fitchburg ; Oramel Martin,
J. G. Metcalf, Mendon ; Joseph Sargent, Wm.
Workman, Oramel Martin, Worcester.
Female Medical Education Society and
New England Female Medical College.
John S. Tyler, President. Samuel Gregory,
Secretary. John P. Jewett, Treasurer. John
S. Tyler, Benjamin C. Clark, Samuel E. Sew-
all, Adam W. Thaxter, Jr., Dexter S. King,
John P. Jewett, Samuel Gregory, Directors.
Mrs. Rev. Dr. Lyman Beecher, Mrs. Joel W.
White, Mrs. Rev. A. A. Miner, Mrs. Samuel
Dana, Mrs. Prof. Thomas C. Upham, Mrs.
Rev. Dr. Jacob Ide, Mrs. Anna Goulding,
Directresses.
College at 274 Washington street. Secre-
tary's office in the College building.
The New England Female Medical College
was opened in 1848. It is conducted and
sustained by the Female Medical Education
Society, organized in the same year, and in-
corporated by the Massachusetts Legislature,
for the purpose indicated by the name of the
Association. The officers of the Society are,
of course, the officers of the college.
Above a hundred pupils have been con-
nected with the college since its commence-
ment, and many of them are engaged in an
extensive and lucrative practice among females
and children.
The term of tbe New England Female
Medical College commences on the first
Wednesday of November annually, and con-
tinues four months. The course of education
is the same as that in male medical colleges,
and the requirements for gradation the same.
Professors. — William M. Cornell, M. D.,
Physiology, Hygiene, and Medical Jurispru-
dence ; Enoch C. Rolfe, M. D., Obstetrics and
Diseases of women and children ; Stephen
Tracy, M. D., Principles and Practice of Medi-
cine ; John K. Palmer, M. D., Materia Medi-
ca and General Therapeutics; Henry M.
Cobb, M. D., Anatomy and Surgery. William
Symington Brown, Chemistry.
Gentlemen and ladies become members of
the Society by the payment of one dollar an-
nually, and life-members by the payment of
twenty dollars, at one time or in several pay-
ments. It is optional with the annual mem-
bers to continue one year or more. The So-
ciety has a hundred and fifty life-members, and
some five thousand have paid the fee of an-
nual membership for one year or more.
The Society has above a thousand dollars
worth of apparatus, — two dissecting manikins,
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
and a variety of other articles imported from
Paris ; also anatomical preparations, drawings,
&c. The members have access to the rooms,
and are entitled to copies of the Society's an-
nual report.
Free ScJiolarsMps. — The Legislature, at its
session of 1854, appropriated a thousand dol-
lars a year for five years, to pay the tuition of
forty pupils in the College annually ; the bene-
ficiaries to be selected from the best qualified
applicants from the different counties, accord-
ing to the senatorial apportionment to the
several counties or districts. Application can
be made to the Secretary.
DISTRICT MEDICAL SOCIETIES.
Barxstable District Medical Society.
No returns.
Bebicshibe District Medical Society.
Dr. Vassal White, Stockbridge, President ;
Dr. N. S. Babbit, North Adams, Vice Presi-
dent: Dr. O. E.Brewster, Pittsfield,, Secretary;
Dr. F. A. Cady, Pittsfield, Treasurer; Drs.
C. S. Collins, Great Barrington, and N. S.
Babbit, North Adams, Delegates to the Berk-
shire Medical College.
Bristol North District Medical Society.
Dr. Ira Sampson, Dighton, President : Dr.
Thaddeus Phelps, Attleborough, Vice Presi-
dent; Dr. WiUiam Dickinson, Taunton, Sec-
retary; Drs. Elisha Phelps and James B.
Deane, Librarians.
Bristol South District Medical Society.
No returns.
Essex North District Medical Society.
Dr. Enoch Cross, Newburyport, President ;
Dr. E. B. Allen, Lawrence, Vice President ;
Martin Root, Byfield, Secretary, Treasurer and
Librarian.
Essex South District Medical Society.
Dr. George Choate, President; Dr. Eben
Hunt, Vice President; William H. Prince,
Secretary; Dr. George A. Perkins, Treas.
Dr. H. Wheatland, Librarian.
Franklin District Medical College.
Dr. James Deane, Greenfield, President;
Dr. Chenery Puffer, Col&vaim^Vice President ;
Dr. S. D. Seymour, Greenfield, Secretary,
Treasurer and Librarian.
Hampden District Medical Society.
Dr. William Bridgman, Springfield, Presi-
dent; Dr. William G. Breck, Springfield,
Secretary, Treasurer and Librarian.
Hampshire District Medical Society.
Dr. Horatio Thompson, Belchertown,
President ; Dr. Samuel A. Fiske, Northamp-
ton, Vice President ; Dr. James Thompson,
Northampton, Secretary; Dr. Artemas Bell,
Southampton, Treasurer ; Dr. Daniel Thomp-
son, Northampton, Librarian.
Middlesex East District Medical Society.
Dr. Alonzo Chapin, Winchester, President;
Dr. Joseph D. Mansfield, South Reading,
Vice President; Dr. Truman Rickard, Wo-
burn. Secretary ; Dr. Augustus Plympton,
Woburn, Treasurer and Librarian; Dr. S.
Watson Drew, Yfoburn, Auditor.
Middlesex North District Medical
Society.
Dr. Nathan Allen, Lowell, President ; Dr.
H. Dickey, Lowell, Vice President; Dr. C.
A. Savory, Lowell, Secretary; Dr. N. B.
Edwards,Chelmsfbrd, Treasurer and Librarian;
Dr. J. P. Jewett, Lowell, Curator.
Middlesex South District Medical Society.
No returns.
Norfolk District Medical Society.
Dr. Appleton Howe, Weymouth, President ;
Dr. Ebenezer Stone, Walpole, Vice President ;
Dr. Danforth P. Wight, Dedham, Treasurer;
Dr. Edward Jarvis, Dorchester, Secretary;
Dr. A. Le Baron Munroe, Med way. Librarian :
Dr. Theophilus E. Wood, Randolph, Committee
of Supervision.
Plymouth District Medical Society.
No returns.
Suffolk District Medical Society.
Annual Meeting, 1st Wednesday in April.
Ephm. Buck, M. D., President ; I. Mason War-
ren, M. D., Vice President ; John B. Alley,
M. D., Secretary; Nathaniel B. ShurtlefT,
M. D., Treasurer; Z. B. Adams, M. D., Silas
Durkee, M. D., Supervisors; Wm. E. Coale,
M. D., Librarian. The Society's Hall is in
Phillips place, Boston.
Worcester District Medical Society.
Dr. Thomas R. Boutelle, Fitchburg, Presi-
dent; Dr. Moses D. Southwick, Blackstone,
First Vice President; Dr. Charles M. Fay,
Charlton, Second Vice President ; Dr. Dufus
Woodward, Worcester, Secretary ; Dr. Charles
W. Whitcomb, Worcester, Treasurer ; Dr.
Henry Clark, Worcester, Librarian; Drs.
William Workman, Joseph Sargent, and Ben-
jamin F. Heywood, Trustees of the Fund.
USICAL ASSOCIATION
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MUSICAL ASSOCIATIONS.
Boston Philhaumonic Society.
Oliver Brewster, President; Geo. P. Reed,
Secretary.
Academy op Music.
Geo. E. Head, President ; B. F. Edmands,
Corresponding Secretary; Benjimin Perkins,
Treasurer ; Benj. F. EdLcands, Librarian.
American Musical Fund Society.
H. A. Coit, President ; H. B. Dodworth,
Treasurer ; John C. Scherff, Secretary.
Dorchester Singing Society.
Formed 1852. Edvv. Jarvis, President ;
James Swan, Vice President ; Wm. H. Pray,
Secretary; Horatio G. Shepard, Treasurer;
Charles G. Ansorge, Director.
Dramatic Fund Association, Boston.
W. H. Smith, President; J. A. Johnson,
Vice Piesident; W. Harden, Rec. Secretary :
M. W. Lawrence, Cor. Secretary ; J. H. An-
gler, Treasurer.
FiTCHBURG Musical Association.
Established 1852. Ebenezer Tovrey ^Pres-
ident; John Upton, Vice President; Charles
L. Heywood, Secretary.
Germania Musical Society, Boston.
Incorporated 1853. Carl Bergman, Lead-
er, Office 197 Washington street.
Handel and Haydn Society, Boston.
J. L. Fairbanks, President ; George Hews,
Vice President ; O. J. Faxon, C. P. Adams,
John F. Payson, John H. Pray, Irwin J. Har-
wood, Horace L. Hazelton, J. H. Ward, Ed-
ward Faxon, L. B. Barnes, Trustees ; George
W. Hunnewell, John Dodd, Secretaries ; M.
S. Parker, Treasurer.
Mendelssohn Choral Society, Boston.
B. F. Edmands, President ; George Kurtz,
Vice President; M. N. Boyden, Secretary;
I. D. Brewer, Assistant Secretary ; Robert
Kemp, Treasurer; W. C. Durant, Librarian.
Musical Education Society, Boston.
George A. Lord, President; Alden Speare,
Vice President; Wm. B. Merrill, Secretary ;
Washington Warren, Treasurer; Wm. F.
Smith, Librarian; Joseph Sherwin, N. Broug-
ton, Jr., George T. Stearns, J. W. Bailey,
John Albree, Jr., James B. Hill, Henry W.
Bowen, Directors.
Musical Fund Society, Boston.
James Clark, Piesident; F. Suck, Vice
President ; J. N. Pierce, Secretary.
Music Hall Association, Boston.
Building, Winter street, and Bumstead
place. Erected, 1852.
J. B. Upham, President; John Rogers,
Treasurer ; Webster Bank Building. J. L.
Batchelder, Secretary, 39 Court street. Lew-
is Jones, Superintendent of the Building.
REFOEMATORY ASSOCIATIONS.
American Peace Society.
William Jay, President ; G. C. Beckwith,
Cor. Secretary ; William C. Brown, 21 Corn-
hill, Boston, Rec. Secretary; John Field,
Treasurer.
Bethesda Society.
Refuge in Rutland St. Mrs. Wm. Minot,
President ; Mrs. Norman Seaver, Vice Presi-
dent ; Mrs. Tucker, Secretary ; Mss Sarah
Stocker, Treasurer.
Massachusetts Anti- Slavery Society.
Francis Jackson, PresiWeni; Samuel May,
Jr., Cor. Secretary and General Agent ; Rob-
ert F. Wallcutt, Rec. Secretary; Samuel Phil-
brick, Treasurer. Office 21 Cornhill.
Mass. Society for Abolition of Capital
Punishment.
, President; Eleven Vice
Presidents; Walter Channing, M. D., Chas.
Spear, Secretaries.
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New England Non-Resistance Society.
Adin Ballou, President; H. C. Wright,
Cor. Secretary ; Wm. 11. Fish, Rec. Secretary ;
Charles K. Whipple, Treasurer.
Penitent Female Refuge.
Rutland, near Suffolk. Benjamin Perkins,
President ; Joseph Hale, Secretary ; Miss Ma-
ria Howland, Miss Amelia AVilder, Superinten-
dents.
Prison Discipline Society.
S. A. Eliot, President; , Secretary.
H. Mills, Treasurer.
Salem Female Anti-Slavery Society.
Organized, June 4, 1834.
Lucy G. Ives, President ; Polly Ashly, Vice
President; Adeline Roberts, Cor. Secretary
and Treasurer ; Eliza J. Kenney, Rec, Secre-
tary.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Society fok Aiding Discharged Convicts.
Office of General Agent, 11 Cornbill. Wal-
ter Channing, President; Sarauel G. Howe,
Vice President; Augustine C Taft, General
Agent ; John A. Andrew, Treasurer ; John
W. Browne, Secretary ; R. F. Wallcutt, C. K.
Whipple, Council.
ORDEE OF UNITED AMERICANS.
This Order was established in Massachusetts in 1846, and has for its object, the pro-
motion and encouragement of American principles and American indastrj. Though in-
directly somewhat political in its nature, the Order is in no sense a partisan organization,
but aims to preserve and perpetuate those institutions which have resulted from our
revolutionary struggle.
The Annual meeting of the Chancery is held in Boston on the first Monday in Octo-
ber, Quarter meetings in January, April and July, and Special meetings at pleasure.
RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, LL, D.,
New York, Pres. Rev. John C. Brigham,
D. D , Rev. Joseph Holdish, D. D., Rev. Jas.
H. McNeill, Secretaries. Joseph Hyde, Esq.,
General Agent. Henry Fisher, Assistant
Treasurer. ^Meetings of the Board of Mana-
gers, at the Society's house, Astor Place, New
York, 1st Thursday of every mouth, at 4 1-2,
P.M.
Annual meeting of the Society en the 2d
Thursday in May.
According to the last annual report of this
Society's operations, there have been 82 new
societies formed, principally in the Southern
and Western States, making the whole num-
ber of societies auxiliary to the Parent Socie-
ty about 3,000.
Ninety-eight Life Directors, and 1774 Life
Members, have been added to the Society
duinng the year, being an increase over the
number made previous year, of thirty-one Life
Directors, and of 411 Life Members, which
increase bears testimony to the increasing ap-
preciation of this Society.
The receipts of the year amount to §5394,-
340.50, which is an increase of $47,798.08
above the amount of last year ; the amount
received from legacies is $34,522.24.
The expenditures during the year have
been as follows: —
Expenses of Depository and publishing de-
partment, - - - $303,581.07
Salaries, and expenses of Agents
and other officers, - - 57,497.60
For the circulation of the Bible in
foreign lands, - - - 31,424.78
$394,713.55
The number of Bibles printed during the
year, of all sizes, and in diflferent languages,
is 306,000, and of Testaments 556,000. This
makes the total issues since the organization
of the Society about one million.
The Bibles and Testaments are distributed
in all parts of the world.
At present there are thirty-two Agents em-
ployed exclusively by this Society, besides
two more employed in conjunction with auxil-
iary societies. Of these, six were appointed
during the year, including one to Oregon Ter-
ritory. Six of those employed the year be-
fore, have resigned.
The number of volumes issued gratuitously
during the past year, is 57,520. Besides
these, the Society has published, or purchased
and circulated gratuitously, in foreign lands,
many other thousands. A large number of
volumes, moreover, which had been sold, and
never paid for, have, during the year, been
granted to the parties so indebted.
That the books thus issued have gone to
meet a great variety of wants, both at home and
abroad, will be seen by a few specimens se-
lected from the different classes of grants.
Soon after the organization of the Society,
an effort was made to collect Bibles of differ-
ent tongues, particularly those of an early
date, into a Library. The object was to
have the means at hand for comparing one
version with another, and thus making them,
when preparing new versions, mutual helpers
in determining the true oleanlng of the In-
spired Word. For the same purpose, lexi-
cons, grammars, concordances, commentaries,
&c., were sought, and many of them furnished
as a gratuity.
The Library has grown from year to year,
until the number of volumes now amounts to
RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS.
219
seventeen thousand. Many of them, it is true,
are of comparatively little worth in such a Li-
brary, while others have a high value. One
Bible in Latin, black letter, with illumin-
ated chapters, was printed in Venice, in 1476,
shortly after the art of printing was discover-
ed. Twelve copies are folios and quartos in
English, which preceded the version of King
James in 1611, and many are of those which
immediately succeeded. Specimens, more or
less perfect, have then been gathered in near-
ly all the tongues into which the Scriptures
have been translated.
AMEllICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.
Eev. O. Crane, Agent, 79 Cornhill, Boston.
AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION.
George N. Brigss, President. Eev. Wm.
H. Shailer, Piec. Sec'y. N. Boynton, Treas.
Rev. Solomon Peck, Rev. Edward Bright, Jr.,
Cor. Secys. Rooms, 33 Somerset st., Boston.
The last report of this Society states that
the receipts of the previous year were about
S 12 1 ,000, and the expenditures over $1 30,000.
Nine agents have been employed during the
year, who have visited and attended over
17,000 churches and public meetings, a larger
number than have been visited in any pre-
vious year.
Two periodicals have been issued, with a
monthly circulation of 42,000 copies. Five
missionaries have been appointed during the
year.
The number of missions prosecuted under
direction of the Board, is twenty-one, embrac-
ing eighty-six stations and five hundred and
thirty-nine outstations. Connected with the
missions are sixty-six missionaries, of whom
sixty-one are preachers, and there are sixty-
four female assistants. Two missionaries and
five female assistants have died, and four mis-
sionaries and four female assistants have joined
the missions. The number of native preach-
ers and assistants is two hundred and twenty ;
total of missionaries and assistants connected
with the missions, three hundred and forty-
nine. Three missionaries are under appoint-
ment. There are one hundred and ninety-
two churches, having a membership of about
15,219, of whom were added by baptism the
past year, 1,820. The number of schools is
eighty-eight, including three for native preach-
ers, and fourteen normal and boarding schools,
with about 1,992 pupils.
The American Baptist Missionary Union
has now 4,853 members, by the payment of
one hundred dollars each, the majority of
whom are laymen, and of whom full three-
fourths were made members by the votes of
churches and other religious bodies. The
number constituted members within the past
year is 667.
AMERICAN BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
Rev. Wm. Shadrack, Cor. Sec'y. No. 118
Arch street, Philadelphia. New England
Agency, 79 Cornhill, Boston. Rev. F. G-
Brown, Sec. for New England. Resides at
West Townsend, Mass.
AMERICAN BOARD OP COMMISSIONERS POR
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Hon. Theodore Frellnghuysen, Pres. Hon.
T. S. Williams, Vice Pres. Rev. R. Ander-
son, D. D., Rev. S. B. Treat, Rev. S. L. Pom-
roy, D. D., Rev. George N. Wood, Secretaries.
James M. Gordon, T7-eas. Missionary House,
33 Pemberton square.
The forty-fifth Annual Meeting of this Asso-
ciation occurred in September last. The
doings of the Soeie'-y are in brief as follows :
Forty-one missionaries, thirty-four of whom
were for the first time employed, have been
sent forth upon foreign missions. Sixteen are
now under appointments, and " yet," says the
report, "there is not the slightest probability
that the supply will equal or even approximate
the demand."
Three publications have been, as usual, regu-
larly issued during the year, the monthly cir-
culation of which has been 77,116 copies. Of
other works, there have been published 22,-
150 copies. Eleven Agents have been, and
are still employed by the Association ; in addi-
tion to which much labor has been expended
by returned missionaries.
The receipts of the past year, including a
small balance on hand ac the beginning of the
year, have been $310,107.90, and the expen-
ditures have amounted to $322,150.39, being
over S12, 000 more than the amount of avail-
able means of the Board.
The Board have at present under their care
twenty-nine missions, with 166 stations and
out-stations, at which 404 missionaries and
their assistants are employed, besides 268 na-
tives, or a total of 672 laborers.
The whole number of churches connected
with the missions is 104, containing 26,526
members. The number of members admitted
to all the churches during the year is 2,152.
The number of pages printed during the
year is 57,650,750. The number of pupils in
all the schools connected with the missions is
23,550, of whom 11,353 are supported at school
by the Hawaiian government. The Educa-
tional Department consists of nine Seminaries,
twenty-three Boarding schools, and six hun-
dred and ninety-seven Free schools, of which
three hundred and forty-four are supported
by the Hawaiian Government.
AMERICAN EDUCATION SOCIETY.
Office, 15 Cornhill.
Rev. Heman Humphrey, D. D., President.
John Tappan, Esq., Vice Pres. Rev. George
W. Blagden, D. D., Ebenezer Alden, M. D.,
Rev. William A. Stearns, Hon. Joel Giles,
Julius A. Palmer, Esq., Rev. Jared B. Water-
bury, D. D., Rev. Seth Sweetser, Rev. Wm.
L Budington, Rev. Daniel R. Cady, Rev. In-
crease N. Tarbox, Rev. Samuel C. Jackson,
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER,
D. D., Directors. Rev. Increase N. Tarbox,
Sec'y. Stephen T. Farwell, Esq., Treasurer.
Hardy Eopes, Esq., Auditor.
From the last Report of the Society it
appears that the receipts from donations,
legacies, &c., have been $21,3G6.47, and the
disbursements during the year, $19,673.59.
The Report says, " Notwithstanding the
present very prosperous condition of our
Treasury, it happened no longer ago than last
January, that the Board were compelled to
make an appropriation of fifteen instead of
the usual appropriation of tioenty dollars,
through lack of funds. At the quarterly
meeting in April, the Directors were able to
make up this deficiency, and yet leave the
Treasury in excellent condition. The reason
of this sudden change in the state of the
Treasury, may be found in the recent receipt
of large sums in the form of legacies. This
source of income,',while it is very important to
us, is in its nature very irregular. * « »
" One fact connected with our financial his-
tory for the past year, is gratifying. By refer-
ence to the more detailed Report of the Treas-
urer, it will be seen that our income, derived
from the contributions of the churches, is
decidedly on the increase. We received, dur-
ing the year, $10,157.46 from this source
alone. The year previous, this part of our
income was less than $9000 ; and for some
years before, it had been less than 88000.
" Two hundred and ninety-seven young men
have received aid during the past year, from
the Treasury of the Society, and although the
number for the past year falls slightly below
what it was the year previous, still the general
law is very clearly one of advance, though the
progress is altogether too slow. It were great-
ly to be desired that this number might be
largely increased, and that speedily.
"The young men' under the care of the
Society, continue to make the most commenda-
ble exertions to aid themselves in their course
of education. The amount returned last year,
on the schedules, as having been earned by
the beneficiaries, was $17,638; a sum very
nearly the same as that appropriated from our
Treasury for their support. This sum does
not differ very materially from that returned in
some former years, and yet it is steadily on the
increase. The same services, especially in the
department of School Teaching, are doubtless
better rewarded now than they were a few
years ago, and this may be sufficient to account
for the improvement under this head."
AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
lienry D wight, Esq., of Geneva, N. Y.,
Pres. Jasper Corning, Treas. Hezekiah W.
Ripley, Assist. ,Treas. Caleb O. Halstead,
Auditor. Milton Badger, D. D., Rev. David
B. Coe, Rev. Daniel P. Noyes, Cor. Sec^ys.
Christopher R. Roberts, Rec. Sec'y.
At the last annual meeting of this Society,
held in New York city. May 10, 1854, a re-
port of its doings was presented, from which
we gather a few items of information.
The number of ministers in the service of
the Society is 1,047, of whom 292 have la-
bored in New England, and the remainder,
214 in the Middle, 11 in the Southern and
530 in the Western States and the Pacific
Coast. The aggregate of ministerial labor has
been equal to 870 years. Two thousand one
hundred and forty-one societies and stations
have been supplied with preaching, at stated
intervals, by the Society ; sixty-five of which
have been addressed in foreign languages.
Connected with these societies are 65,400
Sunday School scholars. The additions to the
churches have been 6,025 ; one-half of whom
are recent converts. These societies have con-
tributed to benevolent operations, $30,106.88.
Fifty new churches have been organized ;
and forty-five have become self-sustaining, and
have passed from the list of beneficiaries to
that of benefactors, sixty-five houses of wor-
ship have been completed, forty-nine repaired
or improved, and eighty-eight are in the pro-
cess of erection.
The receipts of the year have been $198,-
41 1,22, and the expenditures $184,025.76, leav-
ing a balance in the treasury of $14,385.45.
Since the establishment of the Society in
1826, 15,706 years of labor have been per-
formed by its missionaries ; about $2,715,000
have been expended, averaging about $173
for each year of missionary labor. During
the whole time, 126,705 persons have been
added to the churches under the patronage of
the Society.
ladies' AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Mrs. Ebenezer Hayward, Pres. Rev. Mrs.
G. Bosworth, Boston; Rev. Mrs. Bridge, Bos-
ton ; Rev. Mrs. S. E. Adams, Cambridgeport ;
Mrs. Richard Girdler, Boston; Mrs. Orion
Green, Boston; Mrs. Walker, Boston; Rev.
Mrs. Burnap, Lowell ; Mrs. Linus Child,
Lowell ; Mrs. Everett, Brighton ; Mrs. Sin-
clair, Brighton ; Mrs. Gardner, E. Weymouth ;
Mrs. Gibson, Boston, Vice Presidents. Mrs.
Philip Holway, Treas. and Agent. Mrs. Sam-
uel Kettelle, Rec. Sec'y. Mrs. Levi Severance,
Cor. Sec'y.
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Henry Hoyt, B. K. Peirce, Agents, 9 Corn-
hill.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, BOSTON.
John Tappan, Pres. Rev. Seth Bliss, Sec.
N. P. Kemp, Agent and Treas. Depository,
28 Cornhill.
The operations of this Society, as reported
at the last annual meeting held in Boston in
May, 1854, are briefly as follows.
Seventy-six new publications have been is-
sued in 7 different languages, making the total
number of the Society's publications, 4,912.
RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS.
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Two monthly newspapers have been pub-
lished in English, with a circulation of'450,000
copies ; and one in German, which circulates
25,000 copies. The cost of these three papers
has been $51,693.18, and the entire receipts
$48,042.49, or $3,650.69 less than the outgoes.
The deficiency is owing partly to a rise in the
price of paper, the increased circulation of the
Messenger gratuitously to missionaries at home
and abroad, and to colporteurs and poor fami-
lies; and to the stock of the Child's Paper
retained for future binding.
Twenty-one colporteurs have been employed
during the year ; the latter of whom have
sold about $12,000 worth of books, and given
away over one thousand dollars worth more.
They have visited 14,133 fdmilies,of which 2422
neglect public worship ; 809 were destitute of
religious books, except the Bible; and 359
were destitute of the Bible.
This Society confines its labors mostly to
the New England States, but is closely con-
nected with the Society whose head quarters
are at New York, and which occupies the
whole Union as its field of labor. This latter
Society employs 619 colporteurs, who have
visited during the year 568,032 families ; 30,-
694 of which were destitute of the Bible, and
49,935 of other religious books.
'The expenditures for the year have been
over $406,000. A large number of collegiate
and theological students engage in this work
during their vacations ; and afterwards have
acknowledged themselves under great obliga-
tion to this service, for much of the animation
they have been called upon to manifest in the
more dignified fields of missionary labor.
AMERICAN UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION.
Founded 1824. Incorporated 1847.
Rev. S. K. Lathrop, D. D., President. Rev.
E. Hall, D. D., Hon. Stephen Fairbanks, Vice
Presidents. Henry A. Miles, D. D., Secretary.
Rev. Charles Briggs, Assistant Secretary. Cal-
vin W. Clark, Treasurer. Depository, 21
Bromfield.
AUTUMNAL CONVENTIONS.
These are meetings of the Unitarian body,
held in different parts of the country, at the
invitation of friends for the purpose of con-
ference, discussion, public religious services,
and the promotion of fraternal feelings. The
Convention was held Oct. 10, 1854, at Wor-
cester. Rev. S. K. Lothrop, Rev. J. F.
Clarke, Preachers.
ANNUAL MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE.
Rev. Frederick D. Huntington, Scribe. Geo.
E. Ellis, James W. Thompson, D. D., Edward
B. Hall, D. D., Standing Committee.
BENEVOLENT FRATERNITY OF CHURCHES.
For the support of the Ministry at Large
in Boston. Rev. Samuel Barrett, D. D., Pres.
Joseph H. Allen, Treas. E. Wigglesworth,
Sec.
Ministers at Large.
The establishment of the Ministry at Large,
in Boston, dates back to Nov. 5, 1826.
Boston, Warren St. Chapel, C. F. Barnard.
Pitts Street " S. H. Winkley.
« Suffolk St. " Samuel B. Cruft.,
" A. Bigelow, D.D.
Charlestown, O. C. Everett.
Roxbury, James Ritchie.
Salem, John Ball.
Lowell, Horatio Wood.
Worcester,
Providence, R. L, Edwin M. Stone.
Portland, Me., Wm. H. Hadley.
THE THURSDAY LECTURE.
This Lecture was commenced by John Cot-
ton, second Pastor of the First Church, in Bos-
ton, in 1623, and at first sustained by himself
alone. Afterwards, by courtesy, it came to be
preached by each of the ministers of the Bos-
ton Association in turn. In the year 1845, the
Association gave it back into the hands of the
Pastor of the First Church, to whom, by right,
it still belonged. By his invitation the following
gentlemen assist in sustaining the Lecture.
It is preached by them in the order of their
college graduation, in the Chauncy Place
meeting-house on every Thursday at eleven
A. M.
Lemuel Capen, Boston.
N. L. Frothingham, D. D., Boston.
Andrew Bigelow, D. D., Boston.
Samuel Barrett, D. D., Boston.
Henry A. Miles, D. D., Lowell.
Charles Brooks, Boston.
Stephen G. Bulfinch, Dorchester.
Frederic T. Gray, Boston.
William P. Lunt, D. D., Quincy.
Samuel K. Lothrop, Boston.
George Putnam, D. D., Roxbury.
Ephraim Peabody, D. D., Boston.
Thomas B. Fox, Boston.
Frederic W. Holland, East Cambridge.
John H. Morison, Milton.
Nathaniel Hall, Dorchester.
Cyrus A. Bartol, Boston.
Oliver C. Everett, Charlestown.
George E. Ellis, Charlestoivn.
Frederic A. Whitney, Brighton.
Robert C. Waterston, Boston.^
Richard Pike, Dorchester.
Dexter Clapp, Salem.
Thomas Starr King, Boston.
Rufus Ellis, Boston.
William R. Alger, Roxbury.
Frederic N. Knapp, BrooUine.
Grindall Reynolds, West Roxbury.
Warren H, Cud worth, East Boston.
BOARD OF MISSIONS OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
DIOCESE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
The Rt. Rev. Manton Eastburn, D. D., Pres-
ident. Rev. A. H. Vinton, D. D., Rev. G. M.
Randall, Rev. Charles Mason, Rev. G. M.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER,
Dexter, Rev. Otis Daniell, Bev. Francis Bil-
liard, Standing Committee.
BIBLE SOCIETY OF SALEM AND VICINITY.
Instituted August 22, 1810. Annual meet-
ing, the second Wednesday in June. Stephen
C. Phillips, President. Samuel M. Worcester,
Secretary. Stephen B. Ives, Treasurer.
BERKSHIRE BIBLE SOCIETY.
Formed 1817. Annual Meetinj?, 1st Wed-
nesday in January. Hon. Wm. C. Plunkett,
of Adams, President. Rev. John Todd, D. D.,
Pittsfield, Sec'y. Geo. Wells, Lenox, Treas-
urer.
BOSTON YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Organized December 29, 1821. Rooms in
Tremont Temple, Wm. H. Jameson, 484
Washington street. President. Lucius E.
Smith, Cor. Sec. Alonzo C. Tenny, Rec. Sec.
Stephen G. Deblois, 9 Doane street, Treas.
Pliny Nickerson, Auditor.
Thomas T. Bailey, Librarian.
BOSTON YOUNG SIEN's CHRISTIAN UNION.
Rooms in Bedford stree!. Frederick W.
Lincoln, Jr., President. Thomas Gaffield,
John Sweetser, Rufus W. Kendall, Cor.
Sec. Henry T. Miles, Rec. Sec. C. L.
Damrell, Treas.
children's MISSION TO THE CHILDREN OF
THE DESTITUTE.
Albert Fearing, President. B. H. Green,
Treas. George Merrill, Sec.
CONVENTION OF CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS IN
MASSACHUSETTS.
Meeting held in Boston on the last Wednes-
day in May, annually. Rev. A. C. Thompson,
Roxbury, Scribe. Rev. Samuel K. I^othrop,
Boston, Treas. Rev. Samuel K. Lothrop,
Boston, First Preacher for 1855, and Rev.
Seth Sweetser, Second Preacher for 1855.
COLLEGIATE AND THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION
SOCIETY.
Office, 19 Cornhill. Rev. J. Emerson,
Agent.
CONGREGATIONAL BOARD OP PUBLICATION.
Depository, 15 Tremont Temple. Sewall
Harding, President. Benjamin Perkins, Sec.
GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Emerson Davis, D. D., Westfield, Sec'y.
The Association, by which the General
Association of Massachusetts was originally
organized, agreed to admit, and this Associ-
ation continues to admit, as articles of faith,
the doctrines of Christianity, as they are gen-
erally expressed in the Assembly's Shorter
Catechism.
Next annual meeting 4th Tuesday of June,
at 5 o'clock, P. M., at the Central Church,
Fall River.
HAMPSHIRE FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Gordon Hall, President. Stephen W. Hop-
kins, Northampton, Treas. Eliphalet Wil-
liams, Northampton, Auditor.
HAMPSHIRE HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Lewis Strong, Northampton, President.
Eliphalet Williams, Northampton, Treas. J.
D. Whitney, Northampton, Auditor.
E. Williams, Treas. Bible Society.
Lewis Strong, Treas. Education Society.
I. P. Williston, Treas. Tract Society.
LOWELL MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Formed 1843. Isaac Hinckley, President.
Hapgood Wright, Sec. William G. Wise,
Treas. Rev. Horatio Wood, Minister at
Large.
MASSACHUSETTS BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Asa Wilbur, President. George W. Bos-
worth, Sec'y. William D. Ticknor, Treas.
Gardner Colby, Auditor.
MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION OF UNIVERSALISTS.
Rev. Russell Tomlinson, Plymouth, Standing
Clerk. Meeting, first Wednesday and Thurs-
day in June.
UNIVERSALIST ASSOCIATIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Union. — Meets as appointed by Rev. A.
Tyler, Gran by. Conn., Standing Clerk.
Old Colony. — Rev. H. Van Campen, New
Bedford, Standing Clerk. Meeting, fourth
Wednesday and Thursday in October
Boston. — Meeting first Wednesday and
Thursday in November. Rev. E. Fisher,
South Dedham, Clerk.
Barnstable. — Meets as appointed by S.
Borden, East Brewster, Standing Clerk.
Winchester. — Rev. Moses Morton, Shel-
burne Falls, Standing Clerk. Meeting, 2d
Wednesday and Thursday in September.
Norfolk County Association. — Rev. M. B.
Ballou, Stoughton, Clerk. Meets on the last
Wednesday in August.
MASSACHUSETTS BIBLE SOCIETY'.
Incorporated 1809. Hon. Richard Fletcher,
President. Rev. Nathaniel L. Frothingham,
D. D., Vice President. Rev. George W.
Blagden, D. D., Cor. Sec'y. Rev. Daniel
Butler, Rec. Sec'y. George R. Sampson,
Treas. Applications are to be made for
Bibles to Rev. George Richards, George R.
Sampson, Albert Fearing, Executive Com-
mittee. Bible Depository, 15 Cornhill.
From the last Report of the Society we
take the following extracts : —
There have been issued from the Deposi-
tory, the past year, 12,997 Bibles and 22,528
Testaments, making a total of 35,625.
Of these, 33,788 were in the English, and
1,737 in various foreign languages.
The gratuitous issues have been 3,533 Bibles,
and 3,092 Testaments, making a total of 6,625
Bibles and Testaments.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES
223
Of these, G,034 -were in the English, and
591 in foreign languages. They have been
appropriated as follows: — to seamen, 1,968 ;
to city missions, 792 ; to public institutions
and public houses, 308 ; to Germans in Boston
and vicinity, 134 ; to Sabbath schools, 798;
to destitute families and individuals in Mas-
sachusetts, 1836 ; and the remaining 789
abroad.
The income of the Society, for the year
ending April 30, has been $21,855.40; of
which were from donations and annual sub-
scriptions $9,698.76 ; from sales, $10,785.84 ;
and from all other sources, $1,370.80. The
amount in the Treasury at the commencement
of the year was $1,753.57, making the total
available means, $23,608.97, The expendi-
tures, during the year, have been as follows: —
for Bibles and Testaments, $14,980.51 ; dona-
tions to the American Bible Society, $3,490 ;
expense of annual meeting, and printing an-
nual report, $98 ; rent and insurance, $170 ;
freight and postage, $131.61 ; wrapping paper,
twine and stationery, $74.80 ; fuel, water, and
incidental expenses, $43.16 ; commissions for
collecting annual subscriptions, $62.40 ; salary
of general agent, depository agent and assist-
ant, $2,200 ; travelhng expenses of general
agent, $230.94 ; total, $21,481.42 ;— leaving a
balance in the Treasury for future use, of
$2,127.55.
MASS. HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
, President. Rev.
Joseph S. Clark, 1). D. Secretary, 1 1 Tremont
Temple. Benjamin Perkins, Treasurer, 228
Washington street.
MASS. EVANGELICAL MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Instituted, 1807. Samuel A. Eliot, Presi-
dent. Kev. Chandler Bobbins, &c'?/. Nath'l
Thayer, Treas.
NEW BEDFORD BIBLE SOCIETY.
Organized Aug. 5, 1834. Andrew Mackie,
Pres. William Knights, Vice President.
Moses How, 2d Vice President. Robert C.
Pitman, Secretary. Benjamin Pitman, Treas.
NEW ENGL-iND SPIRITUALISTS* ASSOCIATION.
Allen Putnam, Esq., Roxbury, Mass. Pres-
ident. Fourteen Vice Presidents. C. P.
Weeks, Boston, Mas.s., 9 Court street. Re
cording Secretary. A. E. Newton, Boston,
Mass., 5 Washington street ; John S. Adams
Chelsea, Mass., or 115 Washington street, Bos-
ton ; Rev. Henry J. Hudson, Chelsea, Mass.
Corresponding Secretaries. Jonathan Brown
Jr., Boston, Mass., Treasurer.
PITTSFIELD BIBLE SOCIETY.
Rev. Robert J. Parvin, President. O. S.
Root, Sec'y and Treas.
ROXBURY MISSIONARY FUND.
Geo. Brown, Treasurer. James Ritchie,
City Missionary.
SOCIETY OP ALUMNI OF THE CAMBRIDGE
DIVINITY SCHOOL.
Ezra S. Garnett, D. D., President.
Ralph Sanger, Vice President.
William Newell, D.D.,^
James Thurston, > Executive Committee.
F. W. Holland, )
John F. W. Ware, Secretary.
Edmund H. Sears, First Preacher for 1854.
William G. Eliot, Second Preacher for 1854.
SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWL-
EDGE, PIETY AND CHARITY.
Rev. Samuel Barrett, D. D., President.
Rev. James W. Thompson, D. D., Vice Presi-
dent. Rev. Frederic A. Whitney, Secretary.
Wm. T. Andrews, Treasurer.
SOCIETY- FOR PROPAGATING THE GOSPEL AMONG
THE INDIANS AND OTHERS IN NORTH AMERICA.
Incorporated Nov. 19, 1787. Hon Lemuel
Shaw,LL. D., President. Rev. William Jenks,
D. D., Vice President. Rev. S. K. Lolhrop,
Secretary. F. D. Huntington, Assistant bec'y.
Stephen Fairbanks, Treasurer. Edward Wig-
glesworth, Esq., Vice Treasurer. Daniel Den-
ney, Esq. Auditor. Rev. Sam'l Barrett, D. D.,
Rev. Convers Francis, D. D., Rev. Geo.
E. Ellis, Edward Wigglesworth, and F. D.
Huntington, with the President, Secretary and
Treasurer, Select Committee.
YOUNG men's evangelical UNION,
CHARLESTOWN.
Thomas Doane, President. Geo. D. Ed-
mands, Rec. Secretary. I. J Wetherbee, Cor.
I Secretary. George B. Neal, Treas.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.
STATE TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE.
Samuel Hoar, Concord, Chairman. B. W. Williams, Boston, Recording Secretary. Moses
Mellen, Boston, Treas. W. B. Spooner, Boston ; E. Thompson, E. Walpole ; James Eaton,
Maiden ; Phineas Stowe, Boston ; John I. Baker, Beverly ; Zenas D. Bassett, Hyannis ; Phineas
Crandall, AVorcester; Charles B. Wilder, Chelsea; Daniel Farrar, Boston; Lyman Beecher,
Boston ; Melvin Copeland, Chester Village ; J. P. Williston, Northampton ; Henry L. Sabin,
Williamstown ; William Elliott, Greenfield ; James Ford, Jr., Abington ; Darius GofT, Paw-
tucket; Thomas Bradley, Holmes's Hole; Robert C. Pitman, New Bedford; Wm. Hyde,
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Ware ; AVm. H. Jameson, Brookllne ; Harvey M. Richards, No. Attleboro' ; Henry D. Cush-
ins, Boston ; Cbas. R. Ladd, Chicopee ; John M. S. Williams, Cambridge ; Nathan Durfee,
Fail River; William Livingston, Lowell; E. P. Mackintire, Charlestown; John Nesmith,
Lowell; John B panning, Lee; D. Higgins, West Boylston ; David Choate, Essex; Moses
Grant, Boston ; Melzar Hatch, Hanover ; John Smith, Andover ; Ichabod Washburn, Wor-
cester.
BERKSHIRE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Annual meeting, February 22.
Justus To-wer, Lanesboro', President. Geo.
N. Briggs, Joshua R. Lawton, Henry L. Sa-
bin. Vice Presidents. Stephen Reed, Pitts-
field ; Charles Ballard, Lee, Secretaries.
BRISTOL COUNTY TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
Hon. C. A. Church, of Westport, President.
A. L. Scott, North Attleboro', Secretary. S.
R. Townsend, Taunton, Treasurer. Chas, P.
White, Mansfield ; George F. Clark, Norton ;
Charles Foster, Taunton ; J. F. Norton, Fall
River; Dr. Caleb Swan, Easton; Rev. C.
Blodgett, Pawtucket, Executive Committee.
CHELSEA TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Organized in 1850.
C. E. Smith, President. Nehemiah Boyn-
ton, Horace E. Smith, Andrew L. Haskell,
Vice Presidents. Joseph Hockey, Secretary.
Charles B. Wilder, Treasurer. Rufus Tus-
sell, Caleb Pratt, L C. Hall, James P. Farley,
Jjhn Bent, 5 Cornhill, Wellman Burbank, Di-
rectors.
DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE.
The Annual Session of the Grand Union of
Mass., is held in Boston on the third Wednes-
day of October. Quarterly sessions, at pleas-
ure, on the third Wednesday in January,
April and July.
MASSACHUSETTS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
J. C. Warren, M. D., President. Hon. Ste-
phen Fairbanks, Vice President. Moses Grant,
Treasurer. J. S. Warren, Secretary.
MASSACHUSETTS TEMPERANCE UNION.
Ebenezer Alden,M. D., President. Loring
Norcross, Secretary, 24 Pearl.
mariners' TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY, BOSTON.
Phineas Stowe, President. T. F. Oakes,
John Runnelly, Vice Presidents. I. Free-
man, Secretary. Rev. Phineas Stowe, Treas-
urer.
Meetings every Monday evening, at the
Bethel, corner of Commercial and Lewis
streets.
NEWBURYPORT TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Wm. Thurston, President. Moses H. Hale.
Secretary.
PARENT WASHINGTON T. A. SOCIETY.
W. R. Stacy, President. William S. Bax-
ter, H. D. Gushing, Seth Briggs, and Joshua
Pratt, Vice Presidents. George B. Proctor,
Secretary. David S. Tarr, Treasurer. Reg-
ular meetings in Cochituate Hall, Phillips
Place, every Sunday evening.
SALEM TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION.
Organized July 18, 1850.
Stephen C. Phillips, President. Sidney C.
Bancroft, Secretary. D. B. Brooks, Treasurer.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
The Annual Session of the Grand Division
of Massachusetts is held in Boston on the third
Wednesday of October. Quarter Sessions,
location at pleasure, on the third Wednesday
of January, April and July.
Officers oftlie Grand Division of Mass.
Hubbard W. Swett, of Boston, G. W. P.
Ezekiel W. Coffin, of Beverly, G. W. A.
E. B. Dearborn, of Boston, G. Scribe.
Henry D. Gushing, of Boston, G. T.
Rev. H. R. Parmenter, of N. Reading, G.
Chap.
Isaac F. Chase, of E. Cambridge, G. Con.
Calvin S. Smith, of E. Cambridge, G. Sent.
Samuel W. Hodges, of Stoughton, P. G.
W.P.
TEMPLARS OF TEMPERANCE.
The Annual Session of the Grand Temple
of Mass., is held in Boston, on the third Thurs-
day of May. Semi-annual Session, location at
pleasure, on the third Thursday of November.
Officers of (lie Grand Temple of Mass.
Charles C. Scott, Roxburv, G. W. T.
David S. Tarr, Boston, G. W. V. T.
Samuel W. Hodges, Stoughton, G. W. R.
Isaac F. Chase, East Cambridge, G. W. Tr.
J. B. Blanchard, Boston, (J. W. U.
Q. P. Beaman, Boston, G. W. G.
E. B. Dearborn, Boston, P. G. W. T.
YOUNG men's T. a. SOCIETY.
W. T. Adams, President. W. Foster, L B.
Heard, Vice Presidents. H. L. Richardson,
Corresponding Secretary. F. W. G. Reading,
. Recording Secretary.
HOSPITALS.
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HOSPITALS.
State Lunatic Hospital, Worcester,
Mass.,
Was founded by the State, and -was first
opened for patients in January, 1833. It has
of late been sustained from board of patients.
The charge is now $2.00 per week. They
are sent there by order of the Judges of Pro-
bate, by Overseers of the Poor, and by war-
rant of the Governor. The Hospital has been
for several years much crowded, the present
accommodations having been intended for not
more than 350 patients and their attendants.
Trustees. — Rejoice Newton, of Worcester ;
Samuel G. Howe, of Boston ; James B. Cong-
don, New Bedford; Linus Child, Lowell;
Plenry Morris, Springfield. Treasurer, Sam'l
Jennison, of Worcester. Resident Officers. —
George Chandler, M. D., Superintendent;
Geo, Allen, Chaplain. Merrick Bemis, M.
D., E. A. Smith, M. D., Assistant Physicians ;
Thomas Hill, Steward; Elizabeth A. Eeid,
Matron John; T. Mirick, Male Supervisor;
Phebe S. Mirick, Female Supervisor.
The number of patients, Nov. 30, 1854, • -381
Number of foreigners, 151
Admitted during the preceding year, • • '299
Discharged, ; 438
State paupers, 151
Eecovered, 122
Improved, 53
Incurable and harmless, » « 90
Incurable and dangerous, 139
Died, 34
The expenditures of the year were, • •S5;^000
Annual expense per patient, S123.00
Transferred to the Hospital in Taunton,- -210
Seconp State Lunatic Hospital,
Taunton.
Trustees. — Wm. Sutton, Salem; Charles
Ewd. Cook, Boston ; Geo. R. Russell, West
Roxbury ; Geo. A. Crocker, Charles Vickery,
Taunton.
Boston Lying-In Hospital.
Meetings at the Hospital on the first Tues-
day of every month. Stephen Fairbanks,
President. Dr. John Homans, Vice President.
Rev. Charles Lowell, D. D., Francis Boyd,
Charles H. Parker, Otis Everett, Wm. H.
Foster, Trustees chosen by the Corporation.
A. A. Wellington, John W. Warren, M. D.,
Trustees chosen by the 3Iassachusetts Charita-
ble Fire Society. J. Mason Warren, M. D.,
Charles Amory, Trustees chosen ly the 3Ias-
29
sachusetts Humane Society. Francis A. Hal!,
Secretary. John D. Weld, Treasurer. Hor-
ace Dupee, M. D., Wm. Read, M. D., At-
tending Physicians. Hospital building on
Springfield and Worcester Streets.
Massachusetts General Hospital,
McLean Street, Boston.
Incorporated 1811.
William Appleton, President. Robert
Hooper, Vice President. Henry Andrews,
Treasurer. Marcus Morton, Jr., Secretary.
James Jackson, M. D., John Jeffries, M, D.
Edward Reynolds, M. D., Geo. Hnyward,
M. D., J. C. Warren, M. D., Board of Consulta-
tion. Officers of the Hospital. — Richard Gird-
ler, Supt. Jacob Bigelow, M. D., D. Humph-
reys Storer,M. D., John B. S. Jackson, M. D.,
Henry I. Bowditcb, M. D., Marshall S. Perry,
M. D., George S. Shattuck, Jr., M. D., Visit-
ing Physicians; Solomon D. Townsend, M. D.,
J. Mason Warren, M. D., Henry J. Bigelow,
M. D., George H. Gay, M. D., Henry G.
Clark, M. D., Samuel Cabot, Jr., M. D., Visit-
ing Surgeons. Samuel L. Abbott, M. D., Ad-
mitting Physicians. George G. Tucker, Apoth-
ecary.
Officers of McLean Asylum for
Insane, Somerville.
Luther y. Bell, M. D., LL. D., Physician
and Suryerintendent ; Chauncey Booth, M. D.,
Mark Ranney, M. D., Assistant Physicians and
Apothecary; Columbus Tyler, S'eioard ;
Mrs. Mary E. Tyler, Matron ; Geo. C. Lin-
coln, Jia/e Superviser. Miss Relief R. Bar-
ber, Female Superviser.
United States Marine Hospital,
Chelsea.
For relief of sick and disabled seamen, ex-
cept the insane, or those having incurable dis-
eases, Charles A. Davis, Physician and Stew-
ard.
Lowell Hospital Association.
Hospital, Merritnac, corner Pawtucket St.
Organized in 1840.
Trustees. — John D. Prince, Chairman;
Charles T. Tilden, Secretary; Linus Child,
Treasurer; Gilman Kimball, M. D., Physi-
cian and Superintendent.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
STATE ALMS HOUSES.
STATE ALMS HOUSE AT TEWKSKBURY.
Jacob Coggin, of Tewksbury ; Stephen
Mansur, Elisha Huntington, of Lowell, In-
spectors. Isaac H. Meserve, Superinten-
dent.
STATE ALMS HOUSE AT BRIDGEWATER.
Bradford L. Wales, of Randolph ; Nahum
Stetson and Abraham T. Lowe, of Bridge-
water, Inspectors. Levi L. Goodspeed, Super-
intendent.
STATE ALMS HOUSE AT MONSON.
Josiah Hooker, of Springfield ; Alonzo V.
Blanchard, of Palmer ; Alvin Smith, of En-
field, Inspectors. Samuel D. Brooks, Superin-
tendent,
STATE ALMS HOUSE HOSPITAL, KAIXSFORD's
ISLAND.
David Kimball, Albert G. Goodwin, of Bos-
ton ; William Sutton, of Salem, Inspectors.
Joshua R. Lothrop, Superintendent and Physi'
STATE PRISON.
See abstract of Act 302, on page 29, and 430, on page 34 ; and Resolves 58 and 61, on page
36.
Jefferson Bancroft, Warden ; Galen C. Walker, DepuUj Warden ; William Pierce, Clerk ■
William Bowen Morris, Physician ; H. E. Hempstead, Chaplain; James Adams, John Odin,
Jr., Oliver Frost, Inspectors.
Whole number of convicts, Sept. 30, 1853 491
Number received during the year ending Sept. 30, 1854 < 151
642
Discharged during the same time,
By expiration of sentence, • • • < 1 24
" remission of sentence, 26
" death, 9
Total, 159
Leaving whole number. Sept 30, 1854 483
The largest number at any one time during the past year, was 504
The smallest, 482
The average has been, ' • 493
Expenditures for the year ending Sept. 30, $87,598.65
Earnings of convicts, 62,289.45
Received for admission of visitors, 896.75
Principal crimes of those committed during the year.
Larceny, » 52
Shop-breaking, • 19
Burglary, 13
Intent to murder, • 3
Number of prisoners for life, 25
NEW ENGLAND REGISTER
NEW ENGLAND REGISTER.
On the following pages we give the present executive organization of the NewEno-land
States, except Massachusetts, which will be found on page ] 0. The six New Eno^land
States embrace an area of 65,855 square miles, being about one third larger than the
State of New York. The number of square miles in Maine is 32,628; New Hampshire,
9,411; Vermont, 10,212; Massachusetts, 7,500 ; Rhode Island, 1,340; Connecticut'
4,764.
STATE ELE3CTI0 3(3".
Second Monday in
SEPTEMBER.
IiEGISIiATUEE COICVElSrES
AT AUGUSTA,
First Wednesday in
JANUARY.
STATE OF MAINE.
OFFICERS FOR 185'3:.
WILLIAM G-. CROSBY", of Belfast, Governor.
Wm. Buxtox, North Yarmouth.
Thaddeus Weeks, Jefferson.
Samuel P. Shaw, Waterville.
HoKATio H. Johnson, Belfast.
^COUNCIL.
{ Theo. C Woodman, Bucksport.
Chas. a. Everett, Milo.
Gideon Tucker, Saco.
Alden Jackson, Augusta, Secretary of Slate. \ three additional judgeswere authorized by the
Samuel Coney, Augusta, Treasurer
Albert Tracy, Bangor, Adjutant- General.
Geo. C. Getchell, North An&on, Land Agent.
Wdliam Bennett, Thomaston, Warden of
Stale Prison.
Henry M. Harlow, Augusta, Superintendent
of Insane Hospital.
Thomas Jewett, S. Berwick, James Hovey,
Waldoboro', Bank Commissioners.
Noah Smith, Jr., Calais, Speaker of the
House of Representatives.
John J. Perry, Oxford, Clerk.
Luther S. Moore, Limerick, President of the
Senate.
Wm, Trafton, Alfred, Sec^ of the Senate.
Judiciary.
Ether Shepley, Portland, Chief Justice of S.
J. Court.
J. S. Tenny, Norridgewock, Associate Justice.
Joseph Howard, Portland, "
John Appleton, Bangor, "
Richard D. Rice, Augusta, "
J. ^V. Hathaway, Bangor, "
Jonas Cutting, " "
Geo. Evans, Gardiner, Atlorneij General.
Solyman Heath, Waterville, Reporter of
Decisions.
By an act of the last Legislature, an impor-
tant change was made in the Judiciary of this
State. The District Courts, which took the
place of old Courts of Common Pleas, were
abolished, and all their jurisdiction transferred
to the Supreme Judicial Court, to which bench
above act. The State is now divided into three
Judicial Districts, denominated the Western,
Middle, and Eastern Districts ; and for the
purpose of hearing and determining questions
of law and equity, the terms are held for these
districts, instead of being held as heretofore,
in the several counties. These terms are held
annually in Portland for the Western, in Au-
gusta tor the Middle, and in Bangor for the
Eastern District. The other cases are tried,
as heretofore, in the several counties where
they are commenced.
Judges of the Municipal arid Police Courts.
J. H. Williams, Portland ; Jacob Smith, Bath ;
John L. Hodsdon, Bangor; Geo. S. Mulliken,
Augusta; John C. Cochran, Rockland; John
Rogers, Brunswick; George W. Dyer, Calais;
Wm. Palmer, Gardiner; Jos. Williamson,
Belfast ; Samuel K. Gilman, Hallowell.
Sheriffs.
York, Nathaniel G. Marshall, York ; Cumber-
land, Seward M. Baker, Windham; Lincoln,
Joseph Farwell, Rockland ; Hancock, Geo. "\V.
Buckmore, Ellsworth; Washington, Benjamin
W. Farrar, Machias ; Kennebec, John A. Pet-
tingill, Augusta; Oxford, Albert D. AVhite,
Buckfield ; Somerset, Silas AV. Turner, Skow-
hegan; Penobscot, Francis W.Hill, Exeter;
Waldo, Daniel Putnam ; Piscataquis, Tbomas
S. PuUen, Dover ; Franklin, John Trash,
New Farmington ; Aroostook, Wm. H. "Wins-
low, Houlton.
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]\IASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Probate Officers.
Counties. Judges. liesidences.
York, Joseph F. Nye, Saco.
Cumberland, Josiali Peirce, Gorham.
Lincoln, Arnold Blaney, Bristol.
Hancock, Parker Tuck, Bucksport.
Washington, John C. Talbot, East Machias,
Kennebec, Daniel Williams, Augusta.
Oxford, Timo. Ludden, Turner.
Somerset, David White, Skowhegan.
Penobscot, E. G. Rawson, Bangor.
Waldo, Joseph Miller, Lincolnville.
Piscataquis, Eph. Packard, Blanchard.
Franklin, Sam'l Belcher, Farmington.
Aroostook, Joel Wellington, Monticello.
Androscoggin, N. Merrill, Auburn.
Sagadahoc, D. Bronson, Bath.
Times and Places of Holding the Su-
preme Judicial Court in Maine.
Laic Terms.
Western District, at Portland, 2d Tues. May.
Middle District, at Augusta, 2d Tues. June.
Eastern District, at Bangor, 2d Tues. June.
Jury Causes.
County of York, at Alfred, 1st Tuesdays
Jan. and April, and 3d Tuesday in September.
County of Cumberland, at Portland, 3d
Tuesdays Jan. and April, and 2d Tues. of Oct.
County of Lincoln, at Wiscasset, 4th Tues.
Jan., 1st" Tues. May, and 1st Tuesday of Oct.
County of Hancock, at Ellsworth, 4th Tues-
days January, April and October.
County of Washington, at Machias, 1st
Tuesdays of January, April and October.
County of Kennebec, at Augusta, 1st Tues.
March, 3d Tues. August, and 4th Tues. Nov.
County of Oxford, at Paris, 2d Tuesdays
March, August and November.
County of Somerset, at Norridgewock, 3d
Tuesdays March, September and December.
County of Penobscot, at Bangor, 1st Tues-
days January, April and October.
County ot Waldo, at Belfast, 1st Tuesdays
January, May and October.
County of Picataquis, at Dover, last Tues.
February, and 2d Tuesday September.
County of Franklin, at Farmington, Sd
Tuesdays January, April and October.
County of Aroostook, at Houlton, 2d Tues.
March, and 3d Tuesday September.
Criminal Causes.
Cumberland, at Portland, 1st Tues. March,
last Tues. July, and last Tues. of November.
Penobscot, at Bangor, last Tues. February,
1st Tues. June, and last Tues. of November.
Clerks of the Judicial Courts.
York — James O. McTntire, Alfred.
Cumberland — Robert A. Bird, Portland.
Lincoln — Edmund B. Bowman, Wiscasset.
Hancock — Parker W. Perry, Ellsworth.
Washington — Albert G. Lane, Machias.
Registers. Residences.
Francis Bacon, " Buxton.
Aaron B. Holden, Portland.
Erastus Foote, Jr. Wiscasset.
Wm. B. Smith, Machias.
William B. Smith, Machias.
Joseph Burton, Augusta.
Wm. W. Virgin, Norway.
Benj. Adams, N. Pordand.
H. P. Haynes, Bangor.
B. P. Field, Belfast.
Asa Getchell, Kilmarnock.
Benjamin Sampson. Farmington.
Zenas P.Wentvvorth, Houlton.
S. L. Hill, Webster.
A. T. Thompson, Bath.
Kennebec — Wm. M. Stratton, Augusta.
Oxford — Elisha Winter, Paris.
Somerset — L. Kidder, Norridgewock.
Penobscot — Nathan Weston, Jr., Bangor.
Waldo — Nathaniel Patterson, Belfast.
Piscataquis — Ephraim Flint, Dover.
Franklin — Isaac Tyler, Farmington.
Aroostook — Benj. F. Staples, Houlton.
United States District Court.
Arthur Ware, Portland, Judge.
George F. Shepley, Portland, Attorney.
Wm. P. Preble, Portland, Clerk.
George W. Stanley, Augusta, Marshal.
Circuit Court.
George F. Emery, Portland, Clerk.
Time and Places of holding the Dis-
trict Court of Maine.
Western District.
County of York, at Alfred, 2d Monday Feb.,
last Monday of May, and the 3d Monday Oct.
County of Cumberland, at Portland, on the
first Tuesday of March, the third Tuesday of
June, and the first Tuesday of October.
County of Oxford, at Paris, on the second
Tues. in June, and the second Tues. of Nov.
County of Franklin, at Farmington, on the
last Monday of March, and on Monday next
but one preceding the first Tuesday of Oct.
Middle District.
County of Lincoln, at Wiacasset, on the fourlh Tuesdoy of
February, the fourth Tuesday of June, and the fourth Tuesday
of October.
County of Kennebec, at Augusta, on the first Tuesday of
April, the iirst Tuesday of August, and the first Tuesday of
December. ^ rr, j
County of Somerset, at Norridpewock, on the second Tuesday
of January, the first Tuesday of May, and the second Tuesday
in October.
County of Waldo, at Belfast, on the first Tuesday of February,
and the fourth Tuesday of August.
Eastern District.
County of Penobscot, at Bangor, first Tuesday of January, Ist
Tuesday of October, and the 4th Tuesday of May.
County of Hancock, at Ellsworth, id Tuesday of April, and
the 4th I'uesday of October.
County of Washington, at Machias, on the last Tuesday of
NEW ENGLAND REGISTE:
229
STATE ELECTION",
Second Tuesday
liEGISLATUBE CONVEJSTES
AT CONCORD,
FiiEt ■WecECEdey in
JUNE.
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
OFFICERS FOR 1854-'5.
IsTATHAUIBI. B. BAKEK, COKCOilD. Governor.
COUNCIL.
Edsox Hill, Concord, District No. 1.
Abel Haley, Tuflonbord' " No. 2.
Stephen Smith, Mason, " No. 3.
Daniel M. Smith, Lempster " No, 4.
Thomas Merrill, Evfeld, « No. 4.
Clerks of the Superior Court.
John L. Hadley, Concord, Secretary of
State.
Jesse A. Gove, Concord, Deputy Secre-
tary.
Walter Harriman, Concord, Treasurer.
John S. Woodman, Hanover, Chairman of
Board of Education. King S. Hall, Meredith,
Secretary.
Judiciary.
Superior Court of Judicature.
John L. Gilchrist, Charlestown, Chief Jus-
tice.
Andrew S. Woods, Bath ; Ira A. Eastman,
Gilmanton ; Samuel D. Bell, Manchester, As-
sociate Justices.
Chas. R. Morrison, Haverhill ; Joslah Minot,
Concord; Charles W. Woodman, Dover;
Circuit Justices.
John Sullivan, Exeter, Attorney General.
Wm. L. Foster, Concord, State Reporter.
Albert H. Hoit, Exeter, for Rockingham ;
Reuben Hayes, Jr., Madbury, for Strafford ;
Perley Dodge, Amherst, for Hillsborough;
Leonard Bisco, Keene, for Cheshire ; Jonas D.
Sleeper, Haverhill, for Grafton ; J. M. Rix,
Lancaster, for Coos ; Nehemiah Butler, Con-
cord, for Merrimack; Thomas W. Gilmore,
Newport, for Sullivan ; Samuel C. Baldwin,
Meredith, for Belknap; Francis R. Chase,
Conway, for Carroll.
Court of Common Pleas.
In this Court, the Chief Justice, or one of
the Associate Justices of the Superior Court,
or one of the Circuit Justices of the Court of
Common Pleas presides, and one or both of
the County Justices as associates. At the trial
of capital cases two Justices of the Superior
Court, or two of the Circuit Justices, or one
Justice of the Superior Court and one of the
Circuit Justices, are required to be present.
County Justices.
Counties. Names and Residences. Appointed.
Rockingham, James H. Butler, Nottingham, May 21, 1852.
John Scammon, Stratbam, July 1, 1853.
Strafford, George L. Whitehouse, Farmington, January 4, 1841.
James PI. Edgerly, Rochester,- " January 1, 1853.
Belknap, Henry Y. Simpson, New Hampton, January 4, 1841.
Thomas Cogswell, Gilmanton, January 4, 1841.
Carroll, Thomas Rust, Wolfborough, Sept. 28, 1846.
Thomas P. Drake, Effingham, August 8, 1843.
Merrimack, Aaron Whittemore, Pembroke, July 1, 1853.
John AYoodbury, Jr., Wilmot, July 1, 1853.
Hillsborough, William Parker, Francestown, May 21, 1852.
Martin Heald, Temple, May 12, 1853.
Cheshire, • • • Nathan G. Babbitt, Westmoreland, January 17, 1842.
Horace Chapin, Winchester, May 1 9, 1836.
Sullivan, Ambrose Cossit, Claremont, January 8, 1833.
Martin Chase, Washington, May 12, 1853.
Grafton, David C. Churchill, Lyme, Nov. 24, 1834.
Oscar F. Fowler, Bristol, June 28, 1850.
Coos, Nahum D. Day, Stratford, March 22, 1850.
Robert Ingalls, Shelbume, January 1 7, 1848.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
County Solicitors.
A. R. Hatch, Portsmouth, for Rockingham.
Charles Doe, Dover, for Strafford.
B. F. Ayer, Manchester, for Hillsborough.
William P. Wheeler, Keene, for Cheshire.
N. B. Bryant, Plymouth, for Grafton.
Geo. C. Williams, Lancaster, for Coos.
John H. George, Concord, for Merrimack.
A. B. Williamson, Claremont, for Sulli-
van.
Benj. A. Rogers, Sanbornton, fon Belknap.
Samuel Emerson, MouUonborough, for
Carroll.
I^= For the Clerks of the Courts of Com-
mon Pleas, see the Clerks of the Superior
Courts respectively. The same Clerk who acts
in the Superior Court, performs the duties ^of
Clerk in the Court of Common Pleas, but
each respectively for his County has a distinct
appointment from the Court of Common
Pleas.
Terms of the Superior Courts.
Act of July 4, 1851.
" These shall be held annually at Concord,
one on the second Tuesday of July, and the
other on the second Tuesday of December.
Counties.
Terms of the Court of Common Pleas.
Rockingham — Portsmouth, Sd Tuesday of
September; Exeter, 2d Tuesday of Feb-
ruary.
Strafford — Dover, Sd Tuesday of January
and 3d Tuesday of August.
Belknap — Gilford, 2d Tuesday of February
and 1st Tuesday of September.
Carroll — Ossipee, 4th Tuesday of April
and 3d Tuesday of October.
Merrimack — Concord, 4th Tues. of March,
and 1st Tuesday of October.
Hillsborough — Amherst, Sd Tuesday of
April; J^Ianchester, 4th Tuesday of Oc
tober.
Cheshire — Keene, 3d Tuesday of March
and 2d Tuesday of September.
Sullivan — Newport, 1st Tuesday of Febru-
ary, and 3d Tuesday of August.
Grafton — Haverhill, 1st Tuesday of April
and 4th Tuesday of September, lor the West-
ern Judicial District ; at Plymouth, 2d Tues-
day i^of May, and 3d Tuesday of November,
for the Eastern Judicial District.
Coos — Lancaster, 1st Tii
1st Tuesday of November.
of May, and
Probate Judges. Probate Registers.
Rockingham, Ira St. Clair, Deerfield, Wm. B. Morrill, Exeter.
Strafford, Hiram R. Roberts, RoUinsford, John H. White, Dover.
Belknap, Warren Lovell, Meredith, O. A. J. Vaughan, Gilmanton.
Carroll, Jonathan T. Chase, Conway, Sanborn B. Carter, Ossipee.
Merrimack, Horace Chase, Hopkinton, Wm. P. Foster, Concord.
Hillsborough, Wm. C. Clarke, Manchester, Geo. W. Moore, Amherst.
Cheshire, Larkin Baker, Westmoreland, Geo. W. Sturtevant, Keene.
Sullivan, John L. Putnam, Cornish, Henry G. Carlton, Newport.
Grafton, Eleazer Martin, Canaan, Nathan B. Felton, Haverhill.
Coos, James W. Weeks, Lancaster, John W. Barney,
Sheriffs.
Rockingham, Nathan H. Leavitt, Newmar-
ket ; Strafford, George McDaniel, Barrington ;
Belknap, Bartlett Hill, Meredith; Carroll,
Joseph Wentworth, Sandwich ; Merrimack,
Perkins Hale, Concord ; Hillsborough, Elijah
Monroe, Amherst; Cheshire, Warham R.
Platts, Chesterfield ; Sullivan, Harvey Hun-
toon, Unity ; Grafton, Joseph Powers, Haver-
hill ; Coos, Hezekiah Parsons, Jr., Cole-
brook.
County Treasurers.
Rockingham, Winthrop H. Dudley, Brent-
wood ; Strafford, Daniel Smith, Durham ; Bel-
knap, Eleazer Davis, Jr., Gilford ; Carroll,
Elias Towle ; Merrimack, Seth K. Jones,
Hooksett ; Hillsborough, Samuel M. Wilcox,
Francestown ; Cheshire, Joshua D. Colony,
Keene ; Sullivan, Rcyal Shumway, Langdon ;
Grafton, Hugh B. Simpson, Rumney;
Coos, James B. Brown, Northumberland-
Register of Deeds.
Rockingham, Thomas Smith, Exeter ; Straf-
ford, Elijah Wadleigh, Dover ; Belknap, Nath.
Edgerly, Gilford ; Carroll, Loammi Hardy,
Ossipee ; Merrimack, Paltiah Brown, Concord ;
Hillsborough, Wm. Wetherbee, Amherst ;
Cheshire, Harvey A. Bill, Keene ; Sullivan,
John Town, Newport ; Grafton, Syivester
Reding, Haverhill; Coos, Ira S. M. Gove,
Lancaster.
Bank Commissioners. *
Keene, George F. Starkweather ; Portsmouth,
Henry F. Wendell; Bethlehem, John G.
Sinclair.
Railroad Commissioners.
Korthfield, Asa. P. Cate ; Exeter, Stephen
W. Dearborn ; Jejrerson, B. H. Plaistead.
Greenleaf Clark, of Atkinson, Commissioner
of Boston and Maine Railroad. Israel Hunt,
of Nashua, Commissioner of the Worcester and
Nashua, and Groton and Nashua Railroads.
NEW ENGLAND REGISTER.
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STATE ELECTIOK-,
First Tuesday
SEPTEMBER.
LEGISLATUKE CONVENES
AT MONTPELIER,
Second Tuesday in
OCTOBER.
STATE OF VERMONT.
OFFICERS FOR ISS'i-'S.
STEPHEET EOTCE, E. BEBKSHIIIE, Governor. Salary, $800.
COUNTY COURTS.
Ryland Fletcher, Cavendish, Lieutenant
Governor.
Henry M. Bates, Northfield, Treasurer.
Daniel P. Thompson, Montpelier, Secretary
of State.
William M. Pingrey, Bethel, Auditor of
Accounts.
, Adjutant General.
George W. Grandey, Vergennes, Quarter
Master General.
Lyman P. White, Whiting, Judge Advocate
General.
S. P. Eedfield, Montpelier, Sergeant-at-
Arms.
C. H. Hayden, Eutland, Secretary of Civil
and Military Affairs.
F. F. Hovey, Montpelier, Librarian.
Charles H. Joyce, Northfield, Assistant Li-
brarian.
JUDICIARY.
Justices of the Supreme Court.
Isaac F. Redfield, Windsor, Chief Justice.
Pierpoint Isham, Bennington ; IVIilo L. Ben-
nett, Burlington, Assistant Justices.
Circuit Judges.
1st Circuit, Robert Pierpoint, Eutland.
2d " Abel Underwood, Wells River.
3d " Asahel Peck, Burlington.
4th " Luke P. Poland, St. Johnsbury.
First Circuit. — Bennington, Rutland, and
Addison counties.
Second Circuit. — Windham, Windsor, and
Orange counties.
Third Circuit. — Chittenden, Franklia, La-
moille, and Grand Isle counties.
Fourth Circuit. — Washington, Caledonia,
Orleans, and Essex counties.
United States Courts in Vermont.
District. — Rutland, 6th October; Windsor,
24th May.
Circuit. — Windsor, 21st May; Rutland, 3d
October.
Samuel Prentiss, Montpelier, Judge.
Lucius B. Peck, Montpelier, District Attor-
ney.
Charles Chapin, Brattleboro', Marshal.
Edward H. Prentiss, Montpelier, ClerL of
the Circuit and District Courts.
Bennington County.
Samuel H. Brown, Josiah S. Thomas, As-
sistant Judges of the County Court.
Alexander Bliss, Judge of Probate for the
District of Manchester.
John Wright, Judge of Probate for the
District of Bennington.
James L. Stark, Jr., State''s Attorney.
Joseph Viall, Bennington, Sheriff.
Windham County.
William Harris, Emery Wheelock, Assist-
ant Judges of the County Court.
Royal Tyler, Brattleboro', Judge of Probate
for the District of Marlboro'. '
Abishai Stoddard, Grafton, Judge of Pro-
bate for the District of Westminster.
John N. Baxter, State's Attorney.
J. J. Crandall, Sheriff.
Windsor County.
Daniel Woodward, Joseph Dodge, Assistant
Judges of the County Court.
Salmon P. Dutton, Cavendish, Judge of Pro-
bate for the District of Windsor.
John Porter, Hartford, Judge of Probate for
the District of Hartford.
James Barret, State's Attorney.
Lorenzo Eichmond, Woodstock, Sheriff.
Rutland County.
Samuel H. Kellogg, Benjamin F. Lapgdon,
Assistant Judges of the County Court.
Harvey Button, Wallingford, Judge of Pro-
bate for the District of Rutland.
Almon Warner, Castleton, Judge of Pro-
bate for the District of Fairhaven.
Edwin Edgerton, State's Attorney.
Jacob Edgerton, Eutland, Sheriff.
Addison County.
Derastus Woodster, E. S. Hinman, Assist-
ant Judges of the County Court.
Horatio Seymour, Middlebury, Judge of
Probate for the District of Addison.
Harvey Munsill, Bristol, Judge of Probate
for the District of Newhaven.
Frederick E. Woodbrldge, State's Attorney.
David S. Church, Middlebury, Sherif.
232
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Orange County.
John Lynde, Levi Tabor, Assistant Judges
of the County Court.
Charles B. Leslie, Judge of Probate for the
District of Bradford.
John B. Hutchinson, Randolph, Judge of
Probate for the District of Randolph.
Abijah Howard, Jr., State's Attorney.
Charles C. P. Baldwin, Sheriff.
Chittenden County.
Ezra B. Green, Lyman Hall, Assistant
Judges of the County Court.
William H. French, Willislon, Judge of
Probate.
Levi Underwood, Burlington, State's Attor-
ney.
Humphrey Paul, Sheriff.
Washington County.
Lewis Chamberlin, Hiram Jones, Assistant
Judges of the County Court.
Nelson A. Chase, Judge of Probate.
F. F. Merrill, State's Attorney.
Obadiah Wood, Sheriff:
Caledonia County.
Henry Moore, Daniel W. Aiken, Assistant
Judges of the County Court.
Charles S. Dana, Danville, Judge of Pro-
bate.
Edward A. Gaboon, State's Attorney.
Horace Evans, Sheriff.
Franklin County.
Augustus Young, John C. Bryant, Assist-
ant Judges of the County Court.
James Davis, Judge of Probate.
Heman S. Royce, State's Attorney.
Addison Burr, Sheriff.
Orleans County.
John W. Eobinson, F. S. French, Assistant
Judges of the County Court.
James A. Paddock, Judge of Probate.
H. C. Wilson, State's Attornerj.
Aaron Hinman, Sheriff.
Lamoille County.
Nathan Foster, Samuel Pennock, Assistant
Judges of the- County Court.
Giles A. Barber, .Tudge of Probate.
Thomas Gleed, State's Attorney.
Eussell S. Page, Sheriff'.
Essex County.
Nathan J. Graves, William Burbank, Assist-
ant Judges of the County Court.
William Chandler, Judge of Probate.
Reuben C. Benton, Lunenburgh, State's
Attorney.
Nathaniel W. French, SJieriff.
Grand Isle County.
G. H. Rice, Martin Reynolds, Assistant
Judges of the County Court.
Elijah Haynes, North Hero, Judge of Pro-
bate.
Giles Harrington, State's Attorney.
Charles H. Clark, Alburgh, Sheriff.
Miscellaneous Appointments.
Hiram Harlow, Windsor, Superintendent of
the State Prison.
P. D. Bradford, Randolph, Commissioner of
the Insane.
Daniel Roberts, Manchester, Bank Commis-
sioner.
John F. Deane, Cavendish, Reporter.
STATE FINANCES FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPT. 1, 1854:.
Amount received into the Treasury, including balance of 1853, ^165,111.84
Amount expended,
Balance in Treasury, Sept. 1, 1854, - • •
133,971.84
!531,140.00
Banks.
Number of banks in the State, 36; capital paid in, S3,823,856; circulation, S3,989, 711.
Other liabilities, $841,877. Total liabilities, ^145,514. • Notes discounted, S6,264,885 ;
deposits in city banks, Sl,031,40G ; specie, $196,699; total resources, $8,476,222.
There are seven Savings Banks in the State.
Vermont Asylum for the Insane, Braitleboro'.
William H. Rockwell, M. D., Superintendent. Since the opening of the Asylum in 1836,
there have been admitted, to August 1, 1854, 2,229 patients; 1,840 have been discharged,
and 389 remain in the institution. Of the 1,840 patients thus discharged, 1,048 have recov-
ered ; of those placed at the Asylum within six months from the attack, nearly nine-tenths
have recovered. During the year ending August 1, 1853, the whole number of patients was
372. Admitted, 163; discharged, 146; remaining in the institution, 389. Of those dis-
charged, 80 recovered; improved, 12; not improved, 14 ; died, 40. There have been 207
State beneficiaries in the Asylum during the year, and 139 remained, July 31, 1853. Income
during the year, $44,492.33; expenditures, $45,194.20.
Terms of Admission. — For the first six months, $2 per week, and Si. 75 afterwards. When
the insanity is connected with epilepsy or paralysis, $2.50 per week. Patients are received
from other States for $2 per week, or $100 per year.
NEW ENGLAND REGISTER.
233
STATE ELECTION
First Wednesday in
LEQISLATUBE OONVEIsrES
AT KTE^WPORT,
Second Monday in
JUNE,
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
OFPIOEHS POH 1854-'5.
WKE. W. HOPPIN, OP PROVIDENCE, Governor. Salary, 5400.
John J. Reynolds, of North Kingston, Lieutenant Governor.
Wm. R. Watson, of Providence, Secretary of State. Salary $1000, and fees.
Samuel B. Vernon, of Newport, General Treasurer. Salary, S500.
Christopher Robinson, of Cumberland, Attorney General. Salary, $1,200.
S. DISTRICT COURTS IN RHODE ISLAND.
JUDICIARY.
Supreme Court.
Wm. R. Staples, of Providence, Chief Justice.
Salary, $1600. George A. Brayton, of War-
wick, Alfred Bosworth, of Warren, Sylvester
S. Shearman, of North Kingston, Associate
Justices. Salary, $1500.
Clerls of the Supreme Court.
Newport County — Wm. Gilpin.
Providence County — Thomas S. Anthony.
Washington County — Powell Helme.
Bristol County — IMassadore T. Bennett.
Kent County.
Clerks of Courts of Common Pleas.
Newport ( ounty — Daniel C. Denham.
Providence County — Amasa S. Westcott.
Washington Comity — Joha G; Clarke, Jr.
Bristol County — Massadore T. Bennett.
Kent County.
Judge., John Pitman, of Providence.
District Attorney, George H. Browne, of
Gloucester.
Marshal, Francis C. Gardiner, of Provi-
Clerk, John T. Pitman, of Providence.
SJieriffs.
Newport County — Wm. D. Lake.
Providence County — Daniel K, Chafee.
Washington County— Ber'iah H. Lawton.
Bristol Cowni^— Stephen Johnson.
Kent Coun^T/— Philip Arnold.
Court of Magistrates in the City of Providence.
Thomas Durfee, Thomas C Greene, and
William Sanford.
Court of Justices of the City of Newport.
Joseph T. Perry, Daniel C. Denham, and
William Gilpin.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Bristol County. Newport County. Aylesworth Hiram
Balcom EUsha S.
Ballou Sullivan
„ , ^ „ „ Borden Wm. G
Bayley Wm H. S. g^omer Fred
Bennett M. T.
Bosworth Alfred
Bullock Jona. R.
Cooke Wm. H.
Dearth John W.
French James E.
Gardner Geo. T.
Gifford Hugh N.
Gladding Peter
Randall Charles
Randall Samuel
Coggeshall Joshua Benedict SG..
Davis Joseph M.
Denham Daniel C.
Dennis Robert
EUery George W.
Gilpin William
Horsewell Jamea
Lake William D. „ , „
Littlefield Elam P. Cook George
Perry Joseph T.
Borden Bailey E.
Bowler Samuel A.
Bradford Gideon
Brownell
Chase
Chace Zemira
Clarke James
Cooke Ariel
„ . , ,vr .V, ■ , -D Shefaeld Wm. P. Cooke Stephen
Smith Nathamel P.-riHey Charles N. Cooke Warren _
Taylor William R. Trevett Eleazer Cozzens Benjamm
Wardwell Henry
Vanzandt Chas. C. Cranston Barzillai
Ward Henry N. Cranston Henry C,
Kent County.
Bodfish William
Brown John C.
Harrison William
Currey Samuel
Durfee Thomas
Eames Benjamin T.
Eddy Marcus
Fairbrother Lewis
Pkovldence Co.
Aldrich Elisha M.
Aldrich Esek
Aldrich George
Aldrich WellingtonFogg Ezra D.
Gideon L.Angell Ethan Gardner Johnson A.
Northrup Chas. T. Almy Joseph Greene Albert G.
Phillips Charles Almy Job
Spencer Joel M.
Spencer John M
Greene Charles W.
Lemuel Greene Samuel
Anthony Thomas S.Greene Thomas C.
Sweet John C. Arnold Remington Hall George W.
Whitman Daniel R.Arnold Stephen C. Hart Charles
Hartshorn SylvesterPitman Joseph S
Hayes Wingate Potter Wm. H.
Howard Albert 0,
Howard Daniel
Howard Henry
Jack-son Daniel
Potter Zuriel
Ramsdell Ezra B.
Randall Charles J.
Randall Charles W.
Jastram George B.Richardson Moses
Jenckes Elias M. Robinson Christ'r
Jenckes Thomas A. Sanford Wilham
Kimball Jerome B.Sayles Leonard
Knapp Bradford F.Sayles Pardon
Knowles John P. Sayles Simon A.
Knowles WilUam Sayles Willard
Lee Royal Scott Joseph A.
Littlefield George L.Searle Immanuel
Blartin Henry Searle Nathaniel
Martin Horace Smith Fenner
Mason Charles H. Smith John \V.
Meggett Alexander Stevens Benjamin
Millard David Tillinghast .lames
Millard Lorenzo D. Updike Walter W.
Millett Thomas A. Vinton Elisha D.
Mowry Spencer Walker William R.
Mumford Geo. A. Watson Wm. R.
Newman S. C. Westcott Amasa S.
Nicholas Geo. W. Westcott Andrew J
Ormsbee Josiah H. Wilkinson Daniel
Parkhurst Chas. H.Winsor Asa
Patterson Horace S. .^rr r,
Patterson Sylvester Washington Co.
Peck Allen 0. Austin William N.
Bradley Cornelius
Campbell John V.
Chadsey Alfred B.
Chappell Francis
Chester Christ'r N.
Clarke John G., Jr.
Collins Edward W.
Coy Wm. P.
Dennison Chas. H.
Dixon Nathan F.
Fisher Schuyler
Gardner Asa F.
Helme Powell
Lewis Nathan K.
Noyes Azel
Olney George H.
Peckham Wm. S.
Peckham Tim'y R.
Pendleton Jas. M.
Perry Simeon F.
Perry Thomas
Potter Elisha R.
Phillips Thomas
Reynolds Henry R.
Shearman Sylv'r G.
.Shearman Wm. N.
Sheldon John T.
Stedman D. M. C.
Whipple Henry
Wilcox Stephen
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234
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER
STATE ELECTION
ON IBE
First Monday in
A P B I L.
LEGISLATURE CONVEITES
AT HAB.TPOBD,
May 2d. 1855.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
OPPICEaS FOR lS54-'5.
HENRY DUTTON, OP NEW HAVEN, GoTemor.
H. B. Graves, Litchfield, Executive Secre-
tary.
Oliver H. Perry, Fairfield, Secretary of
State.
Daniel W. Camp, Middletown, Treasurer.
John Dunham, Norwich, Comptroller.
Albert Sedgwick, Litchfield, Comr. School
Fund.
Daniel Goodwin, Elisha Dodd, Jr., Auditors
of Public Accounts.
James Bolter, Abel N. Clark, Auditors of
Quarter Master Genercd's Account.
Courts.
United States Circuit and District Courts.
S. Nelson, Cooperstown, N. Y., Circ't Judge.
Chas. A. Ingersoll, New Haven, List. Judge.
Alfred Blackman, NeAV Haven, Dist. Clerk.
Wm. D. Shipman, E. Haddam, Dist. Att'y.
Curtis Bacon, Middletown, Marshal.
Philo F. Barnum, Bridgeport ; Sam'l Tripp,
East Hartford, Deputy Marshals.
Supreme Court of Errors.
Henry M. Waite, Lyme, Chief Judge.
William L. Storrs, Hartford, Joel Hinman,
New Haven, Wm. W. Ellsworth, Hartford,
David C. Sanford, New Milford, Associate
Judges.
Wm. N. Matson, Hartford, Reporter.
County Courts.
Hartford Co.— Samuel H. Woodruff, Simes-
bury, judge. Daniel H. Willard, Shaylor F.
Burnham, Samuel Austin, Commissioners.
Wait N. Hawley, Hartford, Clerk of Courts.
Horace Cornwall, Hartford, State's Attorney.
Simon B. Kendall, Suffield, Sheriff.
New Haven Cou?i<»/.— Stephen W. Kellogg,
Naugatuck, Judge. John Durrie, Archibald
E. Rice, Selah Lee, Commissioners. Alfred
H. Perry, New Haven, Clerk of Courts.
, New Haven, State's Attorney.
Leander Parmelee, Wallingford, SJieriff.
New London Cou7ity.— John D. Park, Nor-
wich, Judge. Peter D. Irish, Wm. H. Prentice,
Ebenezer Carpenter, Commissioners. James
Stedman, Norwich, Clerk of Courts. L. H.
Goddard, Norwich, Assistant Clerk. Hiram
Wiley, New London, State's Attorney. George
Bliss, Norwich, Sheriff.
Fairfield County. — Wm. T. Miner, Stam-
ford, Judge. Jonathan A. Close, Wm. Lee,
Thomas P. White, Commissioners. Amos
Treat, Bridgeport, Clerk of Courts. Joshua
Ferris, Stamford, State's Att'y. Philo F. Jones,
Westport, Sheriff.
Windham County. — Daniel P. Tyler, Brook-
line, Judge. Rufus S. Mattherson, Robert D.
Sharpe, Jonathan Goff, Commissioners. Thom-
as Gray, Clerk of Courts. Elisha Carpenter,
States's Attorney. Danforth Childs, Wood-
stock, Sheriff.
Litchfield County. — Hiram Goodwin, Bark-
hamstead. Judge. Amos Pettibone, David
C. Whittlesey, Henry S. Barbour, Commission-
ers. Henry B. Graves, Litchfield, Clerk of
Courts. Gideon Hall, Winchester, State's At-
torney. Leverette Wessells, Litchfield, Sheriff.
Middlesex County. — Charles Whittlesey,
IMiddletown, Judge. Cornelius Brainard, Sel-
den M. Pratt, Wm. H. Buell, Commissioners.
Arthur B. Calef, Middletown, Clerk of Courts
and Treasurer. Chas. Whittlesey, Middle-
town, State's Att'y. Harris R. Burr, Killings-
worth, Sheriff.
Tolland County. — Thomas Clark, Coventry,
Judge. Marcus AVoodman, Marcus Lillie,
Miller Crane, Commissioners. , Clerk
of Courts. , State's Att'y. Jasper
H. Bolton, Strafford, Sheriff.
E.AILEOAD COMMISSIONEKS.
John Gould, Henry Hammond, Moses W.
Harvey.
Bank Commissionees.
Selah Strong, De Witt Clendleton, John
Gallup, 2d.
State Prison.
Francis Hanmer, Wm. R. Peck, Daniel
Webster, Directors. William Willard, War-
den. Rev. P. Brockett, Chaplain. R. Fox,
Physician.
POPULATION OF NEW ENGLAND,
235
POPULATION OE NEW ENGLAND,
The Act of Congress under which the United States Census for 1850 was taken,
established the rule which was to be adopted for the apportionment of members for the 33d
Congress, and until the taking of the next census. That rule limited the number of the
members of the House to 233, and provided that the ratio of apportionment should be
obtained bj dividing the aggregate population of the Union, as ascertained by the new
census, after deducting therefrom two-fifths of the whole number of slaves, by 233. The
population of each State was then to be divided by the ratio so obtained, and the last
quotient would show the number of members to which the State would be entitled,
besides which, however, those States to which the largest fractions belonged, after the
division, were to be entitled to one additional member, until the whole number of 233
should be made up. This apportionment was made, and the result certified by the Secre-
tary of the Interior.
We give below, according to the United States Census of 1850, the population of the
States of Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. The pop-
ulation of Massachusetts may be found in the table of Grubernatorial Votes, Population,
&c.
STATS OP MAINE.
ANDROSCOGGIN.
Auburn,
2840
Danville,
1636
Durham,
1894
East Livermore,
892
Greene,
1347
Leeds,
1652
Lewiston,
3584
Lisbon,
1495
Livermore,
1764
Minot,
1734
Poland,
2660
Turner,
2537
Wales,
1612
Webster,
1110
25,757
AROOSTOOK.
Amity,
256
Hodgdon,
862
Houlton,
1453
Linneus,
561
Masardis,
122
Monticello,
227
New Limerick,
160
Smyrna,
172
Weston,
293
Belfast Acad. Grant,259
Benedicta,
325
Bridgewater,
143
Madawaska Plan.
1278
Orient Plan.,
207
Williams Col. Grt.
224
No. 6, R. 5,
39
No.7,R.5,
10
No. 9, R. 5,
25
Fram'ham Ac. Grt
31
Plymouth Grant,
252
Eaton Grant,
188
G. R. 2,
361
No.5,R. 3,
34
A, R. 2,
4
Fort Fairfield,
401
Golden Ridge,
194
No. 11, R. 1,
106
No. 11, R.5,
354
No.3,R.2,
37
Bancroft,
157
Chrystal,
175
Dayton,
Hancock,
Haynesville,
Molunkus,
Salmon Brook,
Van Buren,
Reed,
Letter B, R. 1,
No. 8, R. 5,
No. 6, R. 4,
Letter B, R. 2
Portland Acad.
No. 9, R. 6,
E, R. 1,
H, R. 2,
12, R. 3,
F, T. 2,
Mars Hill,
Portage Lake,
Deerfield Acad.
No. 12, R. 5,
No. 17, R. 9,
49
592
96
199
176
1050
76
141
33
37
5
Grnt. 78
53
49
206
66
288
29
168
Grt. 12
11
209
12,533
CUMBERLAND.
Baldwin,
Bridgton,
Brunswick,
Cape Elizabeth,
Casco,
Cumberland,
Falmouth,
Freeport,
Gorham,
Gray,
Harpswell,
Harrison,
Naples,
North Yarmouth,
New Gloucester,
Otisfield,
Portland city,
Pownal,
Raymond,
Scarborough,
Sebago,
Standish,
Westbrook,
Windham,
1100
2710
4976
2082
1045
1656
Yarmouth, 2144
Raymond Cape, 50
68,892
FRANKLIN.
Avon, 778
Carthage, 420
Chesterville, 1142
Farmington, 2725
Freeman, 762
Industry, 1041
Jay, 1733
Kingfield, 662
Madrid, 404
New Sharon, 1732
New Vineyard, 635
Phillips, 1673
Salem, 454
Strong, 1008
Temple, 785
Weld, 995
Wilton, 1909
Letter E, 126
No. 3,2dR'ge, B.P., 43
No. 4, R. 2, B. P., 8
Dallas, 458
Jackson Plantation, 321
No. 6, 74
No. 4, 139
20,027
2629
HANCOCK
3088
Aurora,
217
1788
Amherst,
323
1535
BluehiU,
1939
1416
Brooklyn,
1002
1025
Brooksville,
1333
1221
Bucksport,
3381
IH4H
Castine,
1260
1171
Cranberry Isles,
283
20819
Deer Isle,
3037
1074
Dedham,
546
1142
Eastbrook,
212
1837
Eden,
1127
850
Ellsworth,
4009
2290
Franklin,
736
4852
Gouldsborough,
1400
2380
Greenfield,
305
Hancock, 960
Mariaville, 374
Mount Desert, 777
Orland, 1580
Otis, 124
Penobscot, 1556
Seaville, 139
Sedgwick, 1234
Sullivan, 810
Surry, 1189
Trenton, 1205
Tremont, 1425
Walthara, 304
Swan Island, 423
Wetmore Isle, 405
No. 1 and 2, 142
No. 21, 26
No. 33, ,51
Long Island, 152
No. 7, 109
No. 8, 17
No. 9, 22
No. 10, 20
Pond Island, 10
Calf Island, 7
Placentia Island, 13
Black Island, 25
Duck Island, 12
Marshall's Island, 5
Old Harbor Island, 11
Conway's Island, 12
Pickering's Island, 13
Beach Island, 9
Great Spruce Island, 19
Bear Island, 7
Butter Island, 6
Eagle Island, 32
Hacketash Island, 12
Matinicus L'ht Isl'd, 11
Wooden Ball R'k I'd, 9
34,372
Albion,
1604
Augusta,
8227
Belgrade,
1722
Benton,
1189
China,
2769
Clinton,
1743
236
MASSACHUSETTS KBGISTER.
Fayette,
Gardiner,
Hallowell,
Litchfield,
Monmouth,
Mt. Vernon,
Pittston,
Redfield,
Rome,
Sidney,
Vassalborough,
Vienna,
Waterville,
Wayne,
Windsor,
Winthrop,
Winslow,
Clinton Gore,
Albion. Gore,
1085
6486
4769
2100
1925
1479
2823
1985
830
1939
3099
854
3965
1367
1793
2154
1796
195
110
58,021
LINCOLN.
Alna,
Boothbay,
Bremen,
Bristol,
Cashing,
Damariscotta,
Dresden,
Edgecomb,
Friendship,
Jefferson,
Newcastle,
Nobleborough,
Rockland,
St. George,
South Thomaston,
Southport,
Thomaston,
Union,
Waldoborough,
Warren,
Washington,
Westport,
Whiteaeld,
Wiscasset,
Patricktown Plan.
Matinicus Isles,
Monhegan Isl^,"
Muscle R'ge Plan.
Muscongus Island,
Marsh,
Hay Island,
John's Island,
Pond Island,
Otter Island,
Harbor Island,
Cranberry Island,
916
2504
891
2910
805
1328
1419
1231
652
2223
2012
1408
5052
2217
1420
543
2723
1974
4199
2428
1656
761
2160
2343
552
220
103
56
97
20
LoYell,
Mason,
Mexico,
Newry,
Norway,
Oxford,
Paris,
Peru,
Porter,
Roxbury,
Rumford,
Stow,
Stoneham,
Sumner,
Sweden,
Waterford,
Woodstock,
1196
93
481
459
1962
1233
2883
1109
1208
246
1375
471
483
1151
696
1448
1012
Andover, N. Surplus, 81
Franklin plantation, 188
Fryeburg Aca. G'nt, 64
Hamlin's Grant,
Letter A, No. 2,
Letter B,
Milton plantation,
A, No. 1,
No. 4, R. 1,
No. 5,R. 1,
No. 5, R. 2,
108
35,565
PENOBSCOT.
252
338
14432
1296
796
2628
481
1228
401
32
46,989
OXFORD.
Albany,
Andover,
Bethel,
Brownfield,
Buckfield,
Byron,
Canton,
Denmark,
Dixfield,
Fryeburg,
Gilead,
Greenwood,
Hanover,
Hartford,
Hebron,
Hiram,
747
710
2253
1320
1657
296
926
1203
1180
1524
359
1118
366
1293
839
1210
Alton,
Argyle,
Bangor,
Bradford,
Bradley,
Brewer,
Burlington,
Carmel,
Carroll,
Clifton,
Corinna,
Corinth,
Charleston,
Chester,
Dexter,
Dixmont,
Edinburg,
Eddinsjton,
Enfield,
Etna,
Exeter,
Garland,
Glenburn,
Greenbush,
Hampden,
Hermon,
Howland,
Kirkland,
Lagrange,
Lee,
Levant,
Lincoln,
Lowell,
Mattamiscontis
Maxfield,
Milford,
Newburg,
Newport,
Oldtown,
Orono,
Orrington,
Patten,
Passadumkeagi
Plymouth,
Springfield, 583
Stetson, 885
Ind'nTowns'p, No. 2,12
No. 3, R. 8, 15
1550
1600
1283
339
1948
1605
93
696
396
802
1853
1247
905
457
3195
1374
214
717
482
917
1842
1358
378
54
186
687
1399
1212
i087
1785
1851
470
294
925
No. 7, R. 4,
No. 6, R. 3,
No. 7, R. 3,
No. 4, R. 3,
E. Indian Towns'p,
W. Indian Towns'p, 107
No. 5, R,
No. 5, R. 7,
No. 3, R. 6,
No. 3, R. 7,
Pattagumpus, or Z,
Letter A, R. 6,
Letter A, R. 7,
No. 8, R. 8,
No. 2, R. 8,
No.3,R.l,N. B. P.
No. 4,R. l.N.B.P., 159
63,094
PISCATAQUIS.
Abbot,
Atkinson,
Barnard,
Boweibank,
Blanchard,
Brownville,
Dover,
EUiotsville,
Foxcroft,
Guilford,
Greenville,
Kilmarnock,
Kingsbery,
Monson,
Milo,
Orneville,
Parkman,
Sangerville,
Sebec,
Shirley,
Wellington,
Williamsburg,
Letter B, R. 10,
No. 3, R. 5,
Kineo, Day's Acad.
Grant,
Deer Isle, Moosehead
Lake,
No. 2, R. 13,
No. 5, R. 13, ]
No. 8, R. 8, (
Katahden I'n Wks., 1^
No. 7, R. 12,
No.9, R. 12,
No. 5, R. 9,
14,735
SAGADAHOC.
Arrowsic, 311
Bath city, 8020
Bowdoin, 1857
Bowdoinham, 2381
Georgetown, 1121
Perkins, 84
Phipsburg 1805
Richmond, 2056
Topsham, 2010
West Bath, 560
Woolwich, 1420
23
747
895
181
173
192
787
1927
102
1045
834
326
322
181
654
932
424
1243
1267
1223
250
600
124
4
44
21,625
Bloomfield,
Brighton,
Canaan,
Cambridge,
Concord,
Cornville,
Detroit,
Embden,
Fairfield,
Harmony,
Hartland,
Lexington,
Madison,
Mayfield,
Mercer,
Moscow,
New Portland,
Norridgewock
North Anson,
Palmyra,
Pittsfield,
Ripley,
Solon,
St. Albans,
Starks,
Skowhegau,
Smithfield,
Sections on Canada
line, 31
Sections on Kenne-
1301
748
1696
487
550
1260
517
971
2452
1107
960
538
1768
132
1186
577
1460
1848
1168
1625
1166
641
1419
1792
1446
1756
873
bee river,
Holden plantation.
Long Pond plant.,
Jackman Township,
Parker Pond plant.,
Attean Township,
35,591
WALDO.
Appleton,
Belfast,
Belmont,
Brooks,
Burnham,
Camden,
Frankfort,
Freedom,
Hope,
Islesborough,
Jackson,
Knox,
Liberty,
Lincolnville,
Monroe,
Montville,
North Haven,
Northport,
Palermo,
Prospect,
Searsmont,
Searsport,
Swanville,
Thorndike,
Troy,
Unity,
Vinalhaven,
Waldo,
1727
5052
1486
1021
784
4005
4233
948
1107
984
833
1102
1116
2174
1606
1878
806
1260
1659
2467
1696
2207
944
1029
1484
1557
1252
812
47,229
WASHINGTON.
SOMERSET.
Anson,
Athens,
Bingham,
848
1466
752
Addison,
Alexander,
Bailey ville,
Baring,
Beddington,
Calais,
Centerville,
1152
544
431
380
147
4750
178
POPULATION OF NEW ENGLAND.
237
Columbia,
1140
Trescott,
329
York,
2980
Cooper,
562
Wesley,
782
YORK.
Isle of Shoals,
29
Charlotte,
718
Whiting,
470
Cherryfield,
1648
Whitneyville,
519
Acton,
1359
60,094
Crawford,
324
Anns burg.
126
Alfred,
1319
Cutler,
820
Codyville plant.,
47
Berwick,
2121
Dennysville,
458
Danf.rth,
168
Biddeford,
6095
RECAPITULATION. I
East Machias,
1904
Tallmadge,
48
Buxton,
2995
Eastport,
4125
Waite plantation
, 81
Cornish,
1144
By Counties. \
Edmonds,
446
No. 14,
167
Eliot,
1803
Harrington,
963
No. 1, R. 2,
9
Hollis,
2683
Androscoggin,
25,757
Jonesborough,
466
No. 1,R. 1,
10
Kennebunk,
2650
Aroostook,
12,633
Jonesport,
826
No. 9, R. 3,
87
Kennebunkport,
2706
Cumberland,
68,892
Lubec,
2814
No. 9, R. 4,
59
Kittery,
2706
Franklin,
20,027
Machias,
1590
No. 3, R. 1,
5
Lebanon,
2208
Hancock,
34,372
Machiasport,
1266
No. 18, E. D.,
29
Limerick,
1473
Kennebec,
68,021
Marion,
207
No. 19, E. D.,
20
Limington,
2116
Lincoln,
46,989
Marshfield,
294
No. 21,
63
Lyman,
1376
Oxford,
35,565
Medybemps,
187
No. 11, R. 3,
42
Newfield,
1418
Penobscot,
63,094
Millbridge,
1170
No. 1,R.4,
14
North Berwick,
1593
Piscataquis,
14,735
Northfield,
246
No. 1, R. 3,
23
Parsonsfield,
2322
Sagadahoc,
21,625
Pembroke,
1712
No. 7, R. 2,
61
Saco,
6794
Somerset,
35,591
Perry,
1324
No. 26, E. D.,
8
Shapleigh,
1348
Waldo,
47,229
Princeton,
280
No. 29,
18
Santord,
2330
Washington,
38,711
Robbinston,
1028
No. 31,
46
South Berwick,
2592
York,
60,094
Steuben,
1122
Waterborough,
1989
Topsfield,
268
38,711
Wells,
2945
Total,
583,235
STATE
OP cc
)NNECTIOUT.
FAIRFIELD.
Southington,
2135
NEW HAVEN.
TOT,T,ANn. 1
Bridgeport,
Brookfield,
Danbury,
Darien,
Easton,
Fairfield,
Greenwich,
Huntington,
Monroe,
7558
1360
6964
1454
1432
3618
5040
1301
1440
Suffield, 2962
Wethersfield, 2523
Windsor, 3254
69,922
LITCHFIELD.
Barkhamsted, 1526
Bethany,
Branford,
Cheshire,
Derby,
East Haven,
Guilford,
Hamden,
Madison,
Meriden,
914
1425
1627
3824
1673
2650
2168
2063
3525
Andover,
Bolton,
Columbia,
Coventry,
Ellington,
Hebron,
Mansfield,
Somers,
Stafford
500
600
876
1984
1355
1345
2530
1510
2941
1410
729
2900
1399
New Canaan,
New Fairfield,
2601
927
Bethlem,
Canaan,
815
2627
Middlebury,
Milford,
763
2465
Tollandl
Union,
Newtown,
3358
Colebrook,
1316
Naugatuck,
1720
Norwalk,
Redding,
Ridgefield,
Sherman,
4651
1754
Cornwall,
Goshen,
2041
1457
New Haven,
North Branford,
22529
1013
Willington,
2237
984
Harwinton,
Kent,
1176
1848
North Haven,
Orange,
1328
1466
20,079
Stamford,
5004
Litchfield,
3957
Oxford,
1562
Stratford,
2040
New Hartford,
2663
Prospect,
674
WINDHAM. 1
Triimhiill
1313
New Milford,
4508
Seymour,
1677
±1 UillUULl,
Weston,
1063
Norfolk,
1641
Southbury,
1484
Ashford,
1296
Westport,
Wilton,
2649
Plymouth,
2568
Wallingford,
2639
Brooklyn,
1515
2066
Roxbury,
1114
Waterbury,
5137
Canterbury,
1669
Salisbury,
3103
Walcott,
603
Chaplin,
799
59,814
Sharon,
2517
Woodbridge,
912
Eastford,
1128
Torrington,
1916
Hampton,
928
Warren,
831
65,841
Killingly,
4545
HARTFORD.
Washington,
1802
Plainfield,
2730
Watertown,
1533
NEW LONDON.
Pomfret,
1894
Avon,
995
Winchester,
2179
Bozrah,
867
Sterling,
1025
Berlin,
1869
Woodbury,
2150
Colchester,
2468
Thompson,
Voluntown,
Windham,
Woodstock,
4638
1064
4636
3380
Bloomfield,
Bristol,
Burlington,
1413
2884
1161
45,287
East Lyme,
Franklin,
Griswold,
1382
895
2065
Canton,
1986
MIDDLESEX.
Groton,
3742
31,202
East Hartford,
2497
Lebanon,
1901
East Windsor,
2633
Chatham,
1531
Ledyard,
1588
Enfield,
4460
Chester,
992
Lisbon,
937
RECAPITULATION. 1
Farmington,
2630
Clinton,
1344
Lyme,
2668
Glastenbury,
3390
Durham,
1065
Montville,
1848
Fairfield,
59814
Granby,
2498
East Haddam,
2610
New London,
9006
Hartford,
69922
Hartford,
17966
Haddam,
2284
North Stonington, 1937
Litchfield,
45287
Hartland,
848
Killingsworth,
1104
Norwich,
10261
Middlesex,
27677
Manchester,
2546
Middletown,
8791
Preston,
1805
New Haven,
65841
Marlborough,
832
Portland,
2905
Salem,
760
New London,
51826
New Britain,
3023
Saybrook,
3848
Stonington,
Waterford,
5434
Tolland,
20079
Rocky Hill,
1042
Westbrook,
1203
2262
Windham,
31202
Simsbury,
2737
South Windsor,
1638
27,677
51,826
371,648
238
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTEE,
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS-
(See pp. 241 to 248.)
STATE OP NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BELKNAP,
Alton,
Barnstead,
Centre Harbor,
Gilford,
Gilnianton,
Meredith,
New Hampton,
Sanbornton,
1795
1848
544
2425
3282
3521
1612
2695
17,722
CARROLL.
I Jefferson,
Kilkenny,
Lancaster,
Milan,
MiUsfield,
Northumberland,
Pittsburg,
Randolph,
Stark,
Stratford,
Shelburne,
Stewartstown,
Success,
Whitefield,
Albany,
Brookfield,
Chatham,
Conway,
Eaton,
Effingham,
Freedom,
Moultonboro'
Ossipee,
Sandwich,
Tamworth,
Tuftonboro',
Wakefield,
Wolfboro',
455
552
616
1769
1751
1252
910
1748
2122
2577
1766
1305
1405
2038
20,166
CHESHIRE.
Alstead,
Chesterfield,
Dublin,
Fitz William,
Gilsum,
Hinsdale,
Jaffrey,
Keene,
Marlborough,
Marlow,
Nelson,
Richmond,
Rindge,
Roxbury,
Stoddard,
Sullivan,
Surry,
Swanzey,
Troy,
Walpole,
"Westmoreland,
Winchester,
629
1559
4932
429
425
113
418
552
480
747
857
11,707
GRAFTON.
1425
1680
1088
1482
666
1903
1497
3392
886
708
751
1128
1274
260
1105
468
656
2106
759
2034
1677
3296
30,141
COOS.
Bartlett,
761
Berlin,
173
Cambridge,
33
Carroll,
299
ClarksYille,
187
Colebrook,
908
Columbia,
762
Dalton,
7oO
Dixville,
8
Dummer,
171
Errol,
138
Gorham,
224
Hart's Location,
Jackson,
589'!
Alexandria,
1273
Bath,
1514
Benton,
478
Bethlehem,
950
Bridgewater,
664
Bristol,
1103
Campton,
1439
[lanaan,
1683
Danbury,
934
Dorchester,
711
Ellsworth,
320
Enfield,
1742
Franconia,
584
Grafton,
1259
Groton,
776
Hanover,
2352
Haverhill,
2405
Hebron,
665
Hill,
951
Holderness,
1744
LandafF,
948
Lebanon,
2136
Lisbon,
1882
Lincoln,
57
Littleton,
2008
Lyman,
1442
Lyme,
1618
Orange,
451
Orford,
1406
Piermont,
948
Plymouth,
1290
Rumney,
1109
Thornton,
1012
Warren,
872
WaterviUe,
40
Wentworth,
1197
Woodstock,
418
Litchfield,
Lyndeborough,
Manchester,
Mason,
Merrimack,
Milford,
Mount Vernon,
Nashua,
Nashville,
New Ipswich,
New Boston,
Pelham,
Peterborough,
Sharon,
Temple,
Weare,
Wilton,
Windsor,
447
1226
1250
2159
722
5820
3122
1877
1476
1071
2222
226
579
2436
1161
172
57,080
MERRIMACK.
Allenstown,
Andover,
Bradford,
Bow,
Boscawen,
Canterbury,
Chichester,
Concord,
Dunbarton,
42,231
HILLSBOROUGH.
Amherst,
Antrim,
Bedford,
Bennington,
Brookline,
Deering,
Francestown,
Goffstown,
Greenfield,
Hancock,
Hillsborough,
Hollis,
Hudson,
1613
1143
1906
541
718
890
1114
2270
716
1012
1685
1293
1312
Franklin,
Henniker,
Hooksett,
Hopkinton,
Loudon,
Newbury,
New London,
Northfield,
Pembroke,
Pittsfield,
Salisbury,
Sutton,
Warner,
Wilmot,
526
1220
1341
1055
2063
1614
997
8584
915
1365
1251
1690
1503
2169
1553
738
945
1332
1732
1828
1228
1387
2038
1272
40,346
Newton,
Newington,
North Hampton,
Northwood,
Nottingham,
Plaistow,
Poplin,
Portsmouth,
Raymond,
Rye,
Salem,
Sandown,
Seabrook,
South Hampton,
South Newmarket,
Stratham,
Windham,
472
822
1308
1268
748
509
9739
1256
1296
1555
566
1296
472
516
843
818
ROCKINGHAM.
Atkinson,
Auburn,
Brentwood,
Candia,
Chester,
Danville,
Deerfield,
Derry,
East Kingston,
Epping,
Exeter,
Gassport,
Greenland,
Hampstead,
Hampton,
Hampton Falls,
Kensington,
Kingston,
Londonderry,
New Castle,
Newmarket,
810
923
1482
1301
614
2022
1850
532
1663
3329
103
739
789
1197
640
700
1192
1731
891
1939
49,216
STRAFFORD.
Barrington,
Dover,
Durham,
Farmiagton,
Lee,
Madbury,
Middleton,
Milton,
New Durham,
Rochester,
RoUingsford,
Somersworth,
Strafford,
1754
8186
1499
169£f
863
484
476
1619
1048
4943
1920
29,359
SULLIVAN.
Acworth,
Charlestown,
Claremont,
Cornish,
Croydon,
Goshen,
Grantham,
Langdon,
Lempster,
Newport,
Plainfield,
Springfield,
Sunapee,
Unity,
Washington,
1251
1644
659
784
575
906
2020
1392
1270
787
961
1054
19,376
RECAPITULATION.
By Counties.
Belknap,
Carroll,
Cheshire,
Coos,
Grafton,
Hillsborough,
Merrimack,
Rockingham,
Strafford,
Sullivan,
17722
20166
30141
11707
42281
57080
40346
49216
29359
19376
317,394
POPULATION OP NEW ENGLAND.
239
STATE OP VERMONT.
ADDISON.
Addison,
Bndport,
Bristol,
Cornwall,
Ferrisburg,
Goshen,
Granville,
Hancock,
Leicester,
Lincoln,
Middlebury,
Monkton,
New Haven,
Orwell,
Panton,
Ripton,
Salisbury,
Slioreham,
Starksboro'
Vergennes,
"Waltham,
Weybridge,
Whiting,
1279
1393
1344
lloo
2075
48G
603
430
696
1057
3517
1246
1663
1470
559
567
1027
1601
1400
1378
270
804
629
26,549
CHITTENDEN.
Avery's & Buel's
Gore,
Bolton,
Burlington,
Charlotte,
Colchester,
Essex,
Hinesburgh,
Huntington,
Jericho,
Milton,
Richmond,
Shelburne,
St. GeorgCj
Underhiil,
Westford,
Williston,
18
602
7505
1634
2575
2032
1834
885
1837
2451
1453
1257
147
1599
1458
1669
29.036
ESSEX.
BENNINGTON.
Arlington,
Bennington,
Dorset,
Glastenbury,
Landgrove,
Manchester,
Peru,
Pownal,
Readsboro',
Rupert,
Sandgate,
Searsburg,
Shaftesbury,
Stamford
Sunderland,
Winhall,
Woodford,
1084
3923
1700
52
337
1782
567
1743
857
1102
850
201
1896
833
489
762
423
18,589
Averill,
Bloomfield,
Brighton,
Brunswick,
Canaan,
Concord,
East Haven,
Granby,
Guildhall,
Lemington,
Lunenburg,
Maidstone,
Victory,
Wenlock,
7
244
193
119
471
1152
94
127
501
187
1124
237
168
4,650
Sterling,
Stowe,
Waterville,
Wolcott,
233
1771
753
909
10,872
ORANGE.
Bradford,
Brain tree,
Brookfield,
Chelsea,
Corinth,
Fairlee,
Newbury,
Orange,
Randolph,
Strafford,
Thetford,
Topsham,
Tunbridge,
Vershire,
Washington,
West Fairlee,
Williamstown,
1723
1228
1672
1958
1906
575
2984
1007
2666
1546
2010
1668
1786
1071
1348
696
1452
27,296
Wells,
West Haven.
804
718
33,059
by
CALEDONIA.
Barnet,
Bradley Vale,
Burke,
Cabot,
Danville,
Goshen Gore by
Wheelock,
Goshen Gore
Plainfield,
Groton,
Hardwick,
Harris's Gore,
Kirby,
Lyndon,
Newark,
Peacham,
Ryegate,
Sheffield,
St. Johnsbury,
Sutton,
Walden,
Waterford,
Wheelock,
2521
107
1103
1356
2577
133
32
895
1402
8
514
1752
434
1377
1606
797
2758
1001
910
1412
855
FRANKLIN.
Avery's Gore,
Bakersfield,
Berkshire,
Enosburg,
Fairfax,
Fairfield,
Fletcher,
Franklin,
Georgia,
Highgate,
Montgomery,
Richford,
Sheldon,
St. Albans,
Swanton,
1523
1955
2009
2111
2591
1084
1646
2686
2653
1001
1074
1814
3567
2824
28,586
ORLEANS.
Albany,
Barton,
Brownington,
Charleston,
Coventry,
Craftsburg,
Derby,
Glover,
Greensboro',
Holland,
Irasburg,
Jay,
Lowell,
Morgan,
Newport,
Salem,
Troy,
Westfield,
Westmore,
1051
987
613
1008
867
1223
1750
1137
1008
669
1034
371
637
486
748
455
1008
502
152
15,707
WASHINGTON,
Barre,
Berlin,
Calais,
Duxbury,
East Montpelier,
Fayston,
Marshfield,
Middlesex,
Montpelier,
More town,
Northfield,
Plainfield,
Roxbury,
Waitsfield,
Warren,
Water bury,
Woodbury,
Worcester,
1835
1507
1410
845
1447
684
1102
1365
2310
1335
2922
967
1021
962
2352
1070
702
24,654
RUTLAND.
GRAND ISLE.
Alburg,
Grand Isle,
Isle La Mott,
North Hero,
South Hero,
LAMOILLE.
Belvidere,
Cambridge,
Eden,
Emore,
Hyde,
I Johnson,
23,600 ' Morristown,
1568
666
476
730
705
256
1849
668
504
1107
1381
1141
Benson,
Brandon,
Castleton,
Chittenden,
Clarendon,
Danby,
Fairhaven,
Hubbardton,
Ira,
Mendon,
Middletown,
Mount Holly,
Mount Tabor,
Pawlet,
Pittsfield,
Pittsford,
Poultney,
Rutland,
Sherburne,
Shrewsbury,
Sudbury,
Tinmouth,
Wallingford,
1305
2835
3016
675
1477
1535
902
701
400
504
875
1534
308
1843
512
2026
2329
3715
578
1268
794
717
1688
WINDHAM.
Athens,
Brattleboro',
Brookline,
Dover,
Dummerston,
Grafton,
Guilford,
Halifax,
Jamaica,
Londonderry,
Marlboro',
Newfane,
Putney,
Rockingham,
Somerset,
Stratton,
Townshend,
Vernon,
Wardsboro',
Westminster
Whitingham
Wilmington,
Windham,
359
3816
285
709
1645
1241
1329
1133
1606
1274
896
1304
1425
2837
321
286
1354
281
1125
1721
1380
1372
763
29,062
WINDSOR.
Andover,
Baltimore,
Barnard,
Bethel,
Bridgewater,
Cavendish,
Chester,
Hartford,
Hartland,
Ludlow,
Norwich,
Plymouth,
Pomfret,
Reading,
Rochester,
Royalton,
Sharon,
Springfield,
Stockbridge,
Weathersfield,
725
124
1647
1730
1311
1576
2001
2159
2063
1619
1978
1226
1546
1171
1493
1850
1240
2762
1327
1851
240
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Weston,
West Windsor,
Windsor,
Woodstock,
BRISTOL.
Barrington,
Bristol,
Warren,
950
1002
1928
3011
795
4616
3103
8,514
RECAPITULATION.
By Counties.
Addison, 26,549
Bennington, 18,589
Caledonia, 23,600
Chittenden, 29,036
Franklin,
Grand Isle,
Lamoille,
Orange,
Orleans,
4,650
28,586
4,145
10,872
27,296
15,707
Rutland,
Washington,
Windham,
Windsor,
314,125
STATE OP RHODE ISLAND.
KENT.
Coventry, 3620
East Greenwich, 2358
Warwick, 7740
West Greenwich, 1350
15,068
NEWPORT.
Jamestown, 358
Little Compton, 1462
Middletown, 832
Newport, 9563
New Shoreham, 1262
Portsmouth, 1833
Tiverton, 4699
20,009
PROVIDENCE.
Burrilville, 3538
Cranston, 4312
Cumberland, 6662
Foster, 1932
Gloucester, 2872
Johnston, 2937
North Providence, 7680
Providence, 41513
Scituate, 4582
Smithfield, 11500
87,528
WASHINGTON.
Charlestown, 994
Exeter, 1635
Hopkinton, 2478
North Kingstown, 9712
Richmond, 1784
South Kingstown, 3802
Westerly, 2766
16,430
RECAPITULATION.
By Counties.
Bristol, 8,514
Kent, 15,068
Newport, 20,009
Providence, 87,528
inston, 16,430
147,549
POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES.
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts ■
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan ,
Wisconsin
Iowa
California
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Arkansas
Florida
Texas
District of Columbia. • •
Utah Territory
Minnesota Territory . . ■
New Mexico Territory.
Oregon Territory
581
317
313,
985,
143,
363.
,048,
,258
,955
977
846
395,
304,
191,
91,
465,
7L
417.
894,
553.
274.
621.
426,
295.
255.
756,
761.
592.
162,
47,
154.
38,
11.
6,
61.
13,
813.
456.
402.
450.
,875.
,099.
,325.
,463.
,108.
1,356
520
718
9,064
3,670
7,693
.49,069 3
.53,323 2
.25,319 1
,628 10,788
,035 5,435
,097 2,557
,758 633
,879 335
,632 965
,513 23,820
,169- 18,073
,943 74,723
,800 54,333
,028 27,463
,567 8,956
,572 2,931
,486 2,293
,718 930
,491 17,462
,753 6,401
,417 10,007
,004 2,618
189 608
211 924
034 397
027 9,973
330 24
038 39
530 17
088 206
583,169
317,976
314,120
994,514
147,545
370,792
,097,394
,311,786
,980,427
988,416
851,470
397,654
305,391
192,214
92,597
489,333 222
89,242 2,290
492,666 90,368
949,133 472,528
680,491 288,548
283,523 384,984
624,503 381,682
428,779 342,892
296,648 309,878
272,953 244,809
763,154 239,460
771,424 210,981
594,622 87,422
162,797 47,100
48,136 39,309
154,431 58,161
48,000 3,687
11,354 26
6,077
61,547....
13,294
Aggregate.
,19,553,928
433,643 19,987,573
3,204,347
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.
241
OFFICIAL VOTES CAST AT THE GUBERNATORIAL
ELECTIONS IN 1853 AND 1854.
TOGETHER WITH THE POPULATION IN 1850, THE NUMBER OP RATA-
BLE POLLS, VOTERS IN EACH TOWN, AND TOWN CLERKS.
The number of ratable polls is according to tbe valuation of 1851, and the number of
votes is from a return made in that year by order of the Legislature.
A dagger [t] against a town denotes that the returns of 1853 for Governor were
BARNSTABLE COUNTY.
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F. G. Kelly,
4901
1164
1104
134
175
97
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123
107
51
82
Brewster,
Samuel H. Gould,
1520
346
308
67
43
16
102
13
10
Chatham,
Josiah Mayo,
2439
561
484
108
90
1
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67
3
71
Dennis,
Watson Baker,
3257
739
7.2
117
33
49
136
69
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Eastham,
Heman Doane, 2d,
845
212
177
54
22
15
67
24
9
6
Falmouth,
William Nye, Jr.,
2621
624
557
206
100
14
206
45
10
35
Harwich,
Ephraim Doane,
3258
721
626
132
23
60
179
20
6
6
Orleans,
Jonathan Higgins,
1848
414
395
71
41
8
191
15
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Provincetown,
Elisha Dyer,
3157
663
650
133
76
43
219
27
11
Sandwich,
David C. Freeman,
436811052
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217
131
73
347
69
31
67
Truro,
Samuel C. Paine,
2051 490
469
51
46
16
47
33
5
15
Wellfleet,
John W. Davis,
2411 546' 625
112
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125
66
34
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William P. Davis,
2595 572 463
148
33
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87
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1550
928
397
1
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632
147
353
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Edgartown,
Tisbury,t
James N. Tilton,
B. C. Marchant,
Bartlett Allen,
747
1990
1803
207
490
465
54
415
483
4540
1162
952
158
81
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Adams,
Joel Bacon,
6172
1391
1161
"420
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110
Alfoid,
M. R, Van Deuson,
502
139
114
26
58
1
38
13
32
Becket,
I. S. Wadsworth,
1223
340
231
98
72
28
68
37
8
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Boston Corner,
73
14
Cheshire,
Henry J. Brown,
1298
368
264
27
138
40
2
184
4
87
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Clarksburg,
Willard Gould,
384
91
86
31
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23
29
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11
Dalion,
Henry Ferre,
1020
258
175
66
81
21
96
12
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76
Egremont,
Gorton Race,
1013
291
261
112
98
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105
38
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Florida,
Nahuni P. Brown,
561
130
110
34
15
30
2
67
19
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Gt.Barrington,
Isaac Seelev,
3264
845
601
233
153
14
384
51
11
40
Hancock,
Ch.rles B. Wells,
789
190
168
56
46
16
35
28
15
24
Hinsdale,
Theo. Barrows,
1253
295
230
111
17
42
78
76
18
18
Lanesboro',
Wm. B McLaughlin,
1229
341
283
97
116
1
94
27
70
Lee,
Ranson Hinman,
3220
807
642
274
190
46
273
IV6
3
132
Lenox,
William S. Tucker,
1599
369
283
116
124
15
43
105
11
108
Monterey,
Jonathan Townsend,
761
170
150
36
62
20
13
41
14
50
Mt.Washing'n,*
William Wright,
351
78
64
1
21
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New Ash fold.
Norman G. Baxter,
186
57
53
15
24
1
32
5
10
9
N. Marlboro',
Augustus Turner,
1847
488
376
129
113
9
85
77
2
84
Otis,
H. K. Spelman,
1224
320
246
63
77
3
6
70
28
3
51
Peru,
C. C. Thompson,
619
133
127
74
5
10
72
30
2
Pittsfield,
James Warriner,
5872
1464
1078
471
344
104
436
230
47
206
1
Richmond,
E. Williams,
907
238
190
33
63
5
54
20
10
16
Sandisfield,
Edwin Bosworth,
1649
427
345
69
109
32
132
43
7
47
Savoy,
Alonzo M. Bowker,
955
25y
235
18
98
54
129
12
22
Sheffield,
Sidney Jones,
2769
653
525
122
133
13
153
64
13
76
Stockbridge,
Henry J. Carter,
1941
418
364
114
155
11
2
152
75
3
76
Tyringham,
Albert C. Heath,
821
198
148
36
60
! 10
61
11
22
Washineton,
Artemas W. Lloyd,
753
208
156
42
33
i 4
1 77
14
9
W. Stockbridge,
Martin R. Kellogg,
1713
462
301
93
62
1
1
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42
2
54
Williamstown,
A. J. Waterman,
2626
586
549
178
189
53
187
37
7
83
Windsor,
Ezra G. Chapman,
897
236
12264
204
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67
296
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3938
2.5
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193
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1593
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Attleboro',
Ward D. Cotton,
4200
1037
815
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Berkley,
Ephraim French,
908
225
157
41
32
44
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7
14
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Dartmouth,
Wm. Barker, Jr.,
3868
1014
722
203
116
133
301
51
13
46
Dighton,
Leonard Gooding,
1641
400
340
95
88
32
3
140
32
3
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Easton,
John Kimball,
2337
607
568
181
64
180
1
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247
69
70
13
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Fairhaven,
Eben Aiken, Jr.,
4304
1050
798
313
205
108
3
262
101
27
40
Fall River,t
J. R. Hodges,
11524
2893
1551
463
296
341
1
754
180
51
138
73
Freetown,
Thos. G. Nichols,
1615
364
272
39
87
22
3
122
12
7
18
1
Mansfield,
William Robinson,
1789
451
362
30
78
127
8
1
165
13
45
20
New Bedford,
Sanford S. Horton,
16443
3781
2961
1253
507
666
59
1378
459
147
197
7
Norton,
John Crane,
1966
455
351
88
58
117
4
149
50
30
19
3
Pawtucket,
Alvin 0. Read,
3753
891
406
198
106
63
275
51
16
63
1
Raynham,
Soranus Hall,
1541
331
329
73
54
107
2
119
26
25
20
Rehoboth,
Cyrus M. Wheaton,
2104
508
421
118
131
28
6
98
22
8
47
Seekonk,
Oliver Chaffee,
2243
499
365
81
141
7
1
115
3
5
84
Somerset,
J. D. Cartwright,
1166
275
249
130
74
41
153
7
24
42
Swanzey,
John Mason,
1554
309
309
103
104
5
108
15
1
31
2
Taunton,
James P. Ellis,
10441
2556
1642
771
344
253
90
1212
223
11
131
22
Westport,
George H. Gifford,
2795
736
672
82
82
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37
6144
35
1440
64 9
335 1022
L32
76192
18382
1319ol
4581
2861
2456
182
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Amesbury,
Joseph Merrill, Jr.,
314:5
819
685
217
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272, 98
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Andover,
Moses Foster, Jr.,
6945
1558
1321
303
187
173
71
527 "
193
33
11
8
Beverly,
John I. Baker,
5376
1371
1160
386
225
233
1
341
186
90
31
6
Boxford.
Wm. Lowe,
982
272
238
103
27
8
86
28
10
Bradford,
Daniel Fitts,
1328
279
245
98
70
29
145
36
2
23
Danvers,
Nathan H. Poor,
8109
1928
1558
633
117
399
81
1
568
278
108
15
26
Essex,
Aaron L. Burnham
1585
384
344
83
74
67
109
54
19
29
Georgetown,
L. H. Bateman,
2052
525
427
135
62
131
1
1
188
43
23
39
1
Gloucester,
Alfred Pressnn,
7786
1882
1469
357
327
174
613
141
71
59
5
Groveland,
Edwin Hopkinson,
1283
330
276
92
63
85
1
156
24
18
19
1
Hamilton,
Joseph Lovering,
889
222
205
71
25
58
81
15
12
4
22
Haverhill,
A. B. Jaques,
5877
1522
1280
448
361
243
730
154
4
91
28
Ipswich,
Alfred Kimball,
3349
707
650
185
127
111
24
355
55
34
12
3
Lawrence,
Benj. Bordman,
82S2
2208
113i
585
456
174
7 1'
1127
117
30
172
2
Lynn,
Charles Merritt,
14257
3279
2742
853
543
628 108 11,
1489
299
159
100
31
Lynnfield,
John Perkins, Jr.,
1723
232
155
36
38
241 1
74
6
11
4
1
Manchester,
John Lee,
1638
411
353
63
51
74I
169
28
37
20
Marblehead,
Glover Broughton,
6167
1395
1235
163
215
208 296
482
110
35
135
31
Methnen,
Charles Shed,
2538
634
482
182
145
57
1
266
35
12
41
Middleton,
J. A. Batchelder,
832
188
174
49
50
26
78
15
4
16
Nahant,*
W. H. Johnson,
1
30
5
6
21
11
5
Newbury,
Joshua Coffin,
4426
1038
912
95
31
45
140
35
8
13
1
Newburyport,
Eleazer Johnson,
9572
2093
1475
675
455
113
7
2
1016
256
20
80
50
Rockport,
William Poole,
3274
777
768
139
139
118 18
490
36
25
25
9
Rowley,
John S. Prime,
1075
282
266
100
27
43
115
32
4
9
Salem,
Joseph Cloiitman,
20264
4358
3009
1267
246
346 143
1
1080
780
76
43
11
Salisbury,
Azor 0. Webster,
3100
^ 690
604
137
78
141
2
270
49
29
18
10
Saugus,
Wm. H. Newhall,
1552
374
312
62
112
34
2
156
19
5
59
Swampscott,
John L. Seger,
1170
1
24
109
4
2
1.54
9
2
13
Topsfield,
J, P. Towne,
977
313
266
144
12
14
13
67
38
4
5
Wenham,
John A. Putnam,
1746
331
200
95
40
63
63
72
24
12
W. Newbury,
J. C. Carr,
414
346
125
21
78
I
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45
45
16
1136
2
283
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30816
24292
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Watson E. Boise,
1418
404
369
87
l26
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Brimfield,
George Bacon,
1420
386
299
106
64
55
143i 23
1
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4
Chester,
C. H. Babcock,
1521
390
325
113
83
9
1
130
64
2
35
Chicopee,
Jonathan R. Childs
8291
1913
1073
421
183
45,114
3
664
150
91
4
Granville,
A. L. Curtis,
1305
336
333
96
139
101
14
31
Holland,
Warren A. Wallis,
449
116
96
42
31
7
52
2
1
5
Holyoke,
Longmeadow,
Gustavus Snow,
3245
1117
452
175
180
26
299
53
3
60
Henry J. Crooks,
1252
347
257
72
45
19
151
16
1
2
Ludlow,
John P. Hubbard,
1186
288
299
68
116
14
137
16
1
24
Monson,
N. F. Rogers,
2831
612
468
179
139
26
239
65
1
11
Montgomery,
Palmer,
Nath'l S. Moore,
393
108
100
16
35
21
66
5
2
7
Ebenezer Brown,
3974
896
681
153
215
39
288
62
48
Russell,
Jarvis W. Gibbs,
521
146
119
17
79
72
8
11
Southwick,
A. J. Forward,
1120
314
297
59
123
8
133
6
1
62
1
Springfield,
Joseph Ingraham,
11766
3465
2023
719
828
164
21
5
1320
306
18
298
7
Tolland,
Wm. W. Harrison,
594
148
123
36
53
49
18
19
Wales,
Fer'd L. Burley.
711
187
145
76
30
23
91
19
2
12
Westfield,
Geo. R. Whitman,
2979
1070
880
229
417
55
580
31
2
185
1
W. Springfield,
Charles White,
4180
715
719
227
135
35
254
115
6
44
1
Wilbraham,
H. M. Sessions,
2127
481
437
103
105
50
1
175
11
3
29
1048
6
I4
1 1 51283
13439
9505
2997
31ii7
l"589 136
16
4931
1012
."44
244
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Henry S. Ranney,
1394
"385
3651
"113
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132
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Bernardston,
Silas N. Brooks,
937
248
217!
89
89
16
4
110
43
32
Buckland,
Jos. W. Griswold,
1056
276
236^
81
90
72
1
157
51
17
53
Charlemont,
A. L. Tyler,
1173
294
272;
97
51
64
88
40
29
22
Coleraine,
Horatio Flagg,
1785
435
4081
175
116
62
73
105
8
68
Conway,
Erastus Wells,
1831
444
409'
188
153
51
111
102
27
68
Deerfield,
Charles Williams,
2421
650
550,
197
168
58
213
93
13
32
7
Irving,
Jon. F. Bancroft,
449
145
115
14
23
29
54
6
Gill,
Leonard Barton,
754
189
165
51
53
7
1
32
29
2
27
Greenfield,
David Willard,
2580
643
503
270
193
59
2
80
210
22
136
Hawley,
Calvin S. Longley,
881
215
198|
85
27
23
57
57
8
11
Heath,
Aaron Dickinson,
803
179
162
57
33
40
53
43
11
5
Leverett,
Elisha M. Ingram,
948
234
198 1
57
70
44
56
50
13
40
Leyden,
E. AVing Packer,
716
153
145,
34
SO
40
63
16
6
13
Monroe,
Asahel Gore,
254
64
59
4
19
12
7
5
10
6
Montague,
John C. Bangs,
1518
374
323!
100
28
111
2
129
52
16
14
New Salem,
Alph. Harding, Jr.,
1253
369
289:
117
87
21
104
42
5
18
Northfield,
Charles Osgood,
1772
477
418j
95
136
38
1
121
39
5
63
1
Orange.t
Davis Goddard,
1701
445
411'
120
129
33
1
144
49
3
48
1
Rowe,
Sumner Lincoln,
659
163
144
71
35
6
20
46
6
22
Shelburne,
C. M. Duncan,
1239
290
2901
166
27
75
115
89
12
13
Shutesbury,
H. Hemmenway,
912
218
204;
43
32
82
79
19
6
20
Sunderland,
Horace W. Taft,
792
209
188,
106
16
77
88
82
7
2
Warwick,
Ira Draper,
1021
250
221!
69
74
29
72
25
10
39
Wendell,
Lebbeus Spooner,
920
200
197
26
46
35
43
8
7
25
Whately,
Samuel Lesure,
1101
311
281
140
117
20
109
59
1
34
30870
7866,6968
2565
1883
1226
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2304
1447
265
825
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J. W. Boyden,
3057
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277
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Belchertown,
H. A. Longley,
2680
660
574
197
145
73
172
81
41
64
Chesterfield,t
Talcott Bancroft,
1014
257
238
73
93
22
132
43
9
Cummington,
L. E. Dawes,
1172
308
2S5
111
31
104
67
55
28
11
1
Easthampton,
E. Ferry,
1342
247
224
113
40
44
130
50
8
1
Enfield,
Luther Chapin, Jr.
103G
259
242
140
24
15
5
122
44
9
4
Goshen,
Benjamin White,
512
135
128
83
11
18
76
16
1
2
Granby,
Wm. J. Patrick,
1104
250
235
119
28
10
115
42
6
Greenwich,
James Hanks,
838
216
212
61
79
25
112
24
5
12
Hadley,
Wm. S. Shipman,
1986
507
433
250
39
17
205
80
3
'9
1
Hatfield,
E. L. Hastings,
1073
305
241
96
70
19
78
42
8
25
Middlefield,
Jona. McElwain, Jr.
737
201
147
60
11
39
1
68
28
18
2
Northampton,
William F. Arnold,
5278
1411
1051
373
185
251
201
227
134
65
6
Norwich,-.
Lyman Dimock,
756
187
185
56
45
23
69
32
19
Pelham,
Adam G. Craig,
983
221
202
48
65
30
102
10
19
Plainfield,
Freeman Hamlin,
814
209
189
85
11
25
36
56
6
4
1
Prescott,
Samuel Henry,
737
164
156
54
49
2
73
17
1
12
South Hadley,
David Turner,
2491
576
415
179
62
38
139
78
18
19
Southampton,
Jonathan N. Judd.
1060
311
284
111
52
61
103
79
29
1
Ware,
Wm. H. Willard,
3785
900
590
222
155
113
1
300
59
15
68
Westhampton,
John A. Judd,
602
179
168
76
24
24
24
46
12
5
Williamsburg,
Otis G. Hill,
1537
411
313
122
83
78
190
41
13
37
4
Worthington,
John Adams,
1134
278
248
127
33
60
125
81
10
9
1
35732
8855
7401
|3033
1409
1209
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12925
1366
366
429
14
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Daniel "Wetherbee,
1G05
410
361
58
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23
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Ashby,
Cushing Burr,
1208
340
296
111
75
43
2
65
90
29
32
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Ashland,
Luther E. Leland,
1301
357
255
55
36
77
10
2
146
21
7
7
Bedford,
Thomas Stiles,
975
251
370
203
32
53
68
6
101
25
14
4
1
Billerica,
John Baldwin, Jr.,
1645
322
141
121
30
2
175
71
4
13
Boxboro',
Cephas Hartwell,
395
112
95
20
28
15
14
35
7
9
10
Brighton,
William Warren,
2356
645
408
167
8
20
103
195
80
4
40
7
Burlington,
Samuel Sewall,
545
155
119
16
43
10
3
48
9
12
Cambridge,
Lucius R. Paige,
15215
3461
2207
1184
411
251
65
5
1052
706
22
123
7
Carlisle,
G. F. Duren,
632
182
152
27
63
13
3
60
13
30
Charlestown,
Charles Poole,
17216
3961
2722
920
775
269
81
3
1345
82
251
10
Chelmsford,
E. F. Webster,
2097
543
376
140
87
53
32
149
68
11
41
1
Concord,
George Heywood,
2249
575
403
95
71
86
36
1
155
62
18
52
4
Dracut,
Henry Richardson,
3503
795
573
98
77
43
2
141
47
2
Dunstable,
J. C. Woodward,
590
168
150
45
60
8
50
16
30
Framingham,
Elias Temple,
John W. Parker,
4252
961
726
310
140
100
1
1
382
116
7
88
1
Groton,
2515
547
458
147
159
33
26
188
66
5
50
Holliston,
A. N. Currier,
2428
670
490
116
104
109
56
235
55
40
62
1
Hopkinton,
J. A. Tillinghast,
2801
811
529
63
118
214
6
328
20
12
54
Lexington,
Albert W. Bryant,
1893
532
396
187
101
57
8
160
115
13
12
Lincoln,
Henry C. Chapin,
719
192
138
63
8
32
13
42
25
2
Littleton,
Jacob G. Elliott,
987
264
214
73
31
67
57
58
20
14
2
Lowell,
Wm. Lamson, Jr.,
33383
7502
4089
1927
942
973
351
1
2864
902
64
353
5
Maiden,
Thomas Wait, Jr.,
3520
918
605
259
153
109
12
336
79
36
44
1
Marlboro',
John Phelps,
2941
834
630
93
116
172
411
49
23
33
2
Medford,
Joseph P. Hall,
3749
1033
684
314
293
82
3
4
423
147
9
29
1
Melrose,
Francis Bugbee,
Benjamin F. Ham,
1260
325
272
73
94
74
204
27
22
14
1
Natick,
2744
844
612
242
158
189
1
348
116
35
62
1
Newton,
Marshall S. Rice,
5258
1308
930
367
68
178
92
396
147
53
21
38
N. Reading,*
Pepperell,
Chas. P. Howard,
1754
482
460
107
3
45
100
43
3
Charles Crosby,
3108
906
736
121
125
25
2
1
169
60
4
24
1
Reading,
Wm. J. Wightman
1043
292
230
_ 189
74
148
340
56
49
3
Sherborn,
Alpheus Clark,
9C
22
43
107
20
7
4
Shirley,
Zenas Brown,
1158
303
223
95
84
20
15
109
42
5
31
Somerville,
C. E. Gilman,
3540
715
320
272
160
44
7
281
114
16
89
S. Reading,
Edward Mansfield,
2407
630
560
193
95
126
289
69
62
16
Stoneham,
Charles Brown,
2085
629
506
90
235
60
9
366
30
16
31
Stow,
Joel Walcott,
1455
356
277
70
67
17
25
83
52
6
31
Sudbury,
Ephraim Stone,
1578
424
332
81
79
31
33
84
45
16
62
1
Tewksbury,
Jonathan Brown,
1044
309
221
87
69
25
7
82
55
26
Townsend,
Daniel Adams,
1947
488
402
84
73
80
2
195
44
21
35
Tyngsboro',
Joseph S. Bennett
799
191
148
65
60
7
13
59
29
9
22
Waltham,
F. M. Stone,
4464
1134
730
31£
277
81
5
1
367
177
13
107
5
Watertown,
W. H. Ingraham,
2837
738
410
18t
19
102
79
114
HI
48
66
1
Wayland,
Henry Wight,
1115
313
226
102
67
54
54
75
16
23
W. Cambridge,
John Locke,
2202
598
390
17-
64
50
51
1
238
91
5
2
9
Westford,
Leonard Luce,
1473
376
306
10]
107
34
5
99
53
2.5
25
Weston,
Nathan Hager,
1205
316
222
8f
71
i
76
41
1
42
"Wilmington,
Wm. H. Carter,
874
241
187
ii
42
2C
83
17
5
18
"Winchester,
David Youngman,
1353
375
311
14(
65
6e
175
96
11
"Woburn,
Nathan Wyman,
3956
937
835
13(
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6444
171
4694
100
11298
2
23
486
60
30
54
4
161383
39819
27497
1018C
14155
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William Cobb,
8452
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Amos H. Holbrook
1281
322
266
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Braintree,
S. D. Hayden,
2969
730
643
182
43
110
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411
42
12
47
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Brookline,
Benj. F. Baker,
2516
666
379
257
45
40
5
2
198
99
8
33
Canton,
Andrew Lopez,
2598
610
406
144
50
75
89
228
97
25
4
15
Cohasset,
Edward Tower,
1775
428
340
96
34
27
1
168
30
7
16
Dedham,
Jonathan H. Cobb,
4447
1222
811
310
43
187
113|
342
156
38
5
44
Dorchester,
Eben Tolman,
7969
1991
1345
554
146
282
46 2
783
211
52
42
10
Dover,
Noah A. Fisk,
631
187
133
53
29
7
12
42
28
1
7
Foxboro',
Nath'l T. Shepard,
1880
455
376
123
9
122
18
273
23
21
14
4
Franklin,
T. C. Hills,
1818
418
333
113
51
116
18
132
28
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1
3
Medfield,
Charles C. Sewall,
966
243
222
81
46
42
105
32
9
9
Medway,
Daniel C. Fisher,
2778
761
599
152
85
176
19
309
48
30
16
14
Milton,
Jason Reed,
2241
566
380
133
32
66
29|
177
62
9
18
3
Needham,
Solomon Flagg,
1944
547
385
100
55
80
1
152
43
27
15
4
Quincy,
George L. Gill,
5017
1355
796
264
156
116
60, 3
549
44
7
12
77
Randolph,
Hiram C. Alden,
4741
1354
878
158
96
78
300,
396
153
18 24
40
Roxbury,
Joseph W. Tucker,
1S364
4125
2422
848
292
184
174 3
1035
365
14 279
8
Sharon,
Otis Johnson,
1128
325
266
93
38
79
19 1
142
38
25; 8
5
Stoughton,
Jabez Talbot, Jr.,
3494
942
710
210
82
202
71 1
426
62
22: 2
37
Walpole,
Palmer Morey,
1929
434
364
174
41
110
12 1
1.54
83
32 16
1
"W. Roxbury,*
William Maccarty,
274
12
42
106 2
794
87
29 i 55
15
Weymouth,
Oren White,
5369
1239
1247
264
86
348
126 5
215
154
5: 5
40
Wrentham,
B. S. Farrington,
3037
710
586
172
49
139
76 3
223
54
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Abington,
F. P. Howland,
5269
1474
1232
296 T54
Bridgewater,
Daniel Mitchell,
2790
712
544
256
110
83
22
304
99
14
18
6
Carver,t
Thomas Vaughan,
1186
272
222
112
63
41
124
39
3
5
4
Duxbury,
William Ellison,
2679
695
669
162
30
223
105
90
73
19
E. Bridgew'er,
Benj. W. Harris,
2545
656
602
194
139
128
26
224
74
31
41
Halifax,
Edwin Inglee,
784
208
191
44
39
27
34
90
17
7
16
Hanover,
Joseph Brooks, Jr.
1592
387
375
66
67
97
3
129
27
30
16
16
Hanson,
Isaiah Bearce,
1217
290
295
33
39
84
13
116
10
18
26
Hingham,
H. Fearing, Jr.,
3980
1137
866
369
70
160
5
2
382
215
42
21
Hull,
Samuel Loring,
253
61
38
17
7
14
13
Kingston,
Nathan Brooks,
1591
430
355
116
24
106
45
98
84
26
2
27
Lakeville,*
Horatio Nelson,
Marion,!
Walton N. Ellis,
Marshfield,
Luther Hatch,
1837
454
364
83
30
130
168
24
16
14
Middleboro',
George Pickens,
5336
1307
1247
249
271
98
67
502
52
22
62
N. Bridgew'er,
Franklin Ames,
3939
1076
933
347
90
305
50
537
97
52
51
Pembroke,
Nathaniel Smith,
1388
355
331
94
59
72
131
31
13
10
Plymouth,
Leander Lovell,
6024
1489
1262
354
175
240
56
1
527
131
31
46
10
Plympton,
William H. Soule,
927
243
224
104
13
20
6
95
53
6
Rochester,
Theophilus King,
3808
950
858
228
102
47
6
298
64
3
5
Scituate,
Joseph 0. Cole,
2149
548
493:
51
42
125
33
200
19
30
12
South Scituate
Henry J. Curtis,
1770
454
382
161
69
62
198
56
19
10
Wareham,
Alvan Gibbs,
3186
865
633
232
70
37
17
320
40
7
15
W. Bridgew'r,
John E. Howard,
1447
347
293
135 2
129
17
1\
131
52
23
12
5
118
1 (55697
1441012409;
3703 1655
2632 408
5254 1400 534 454
t Vote of 1853 rejec
ted. * Set off from Middlebo
0', 185
3. i Votes with R
ochester, from
which it was set off Iq 1852. 1
VOTES
FOR GOVERNOR.
247
WORCESTER COUNTY,
TO-WNS.
Town Clerks.
.s
1
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GOVERNOR, 1854. |
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Ashburnham.t
Charles Stearns,
~l875
493
412
136
~m 101
134
63
~69
~38
Athol,
Jas I. Goulding,
2034
571
473
146
63
122
200
67
13
20
Auburn,*
William Emerson,
879
266
170
28
49
55
*94
*14
*13
*15
*2
Barre,
Lyman Sibley,
2976
746
634
271
229
42
1
289
74
3
48
Berlin,
Lewis Sawyer,
866
205
175
41
14
93
122
22
6
4
Blackstone,
Jas. P. Hayward,
4391
1232
476
89
75
13,5
88
364
20
11
151
3
Bolton,
Richard S. Edes,
1363
322
270
90
29
73
1
116
44
16
12
3
Boylston,
H. H. Brigham,
918
239
188
41
22
71
37
22
31
10
Brookfield,
Washington Tufts,
1674
456
398
66
149
74
2
132
38
14
74
3
Charlton,
Alfred E. Fisk,
2015
560
473
44
181
69
4
169
10
20
43
1
Clinton,
A. E. Bigelow,
3113
602
342
211
85
73
1
229
135
4
15
3
Dana,
Geo. T. Johnson.
842
218
195
55
54
22
85
31
13
Douglas,
Adolph F. Brown,
1878
537
470
96
175
33
345
4
1
73
Dudley,
Lemuel Healy,
1443
376
286
65
88
55
34
26
40
46
Fitchburg,
E. F. Bailey,
5120
1320
913
324
171
400
605
168
78
132
Gardner,
F. Richardson,
1533
426
366
81
30
179
242
28
49
23
1
Graf ton, t
John B. White,
3904
1003
693
173
90
202
4
309
77
35
37
2
Hardwick,
William Mixter,
1631
412
346
147
98
32
25
170
68
2
28
1
Harvard,
S. W. Holman,
1630
457
379
70
91
69
1
1
56
51
42
46
1
Holden,
Paul Davis,
1933
459
343
131
35
144
152
85
18
22
2
Hubbardston,
Wm. Bennett, Jr.,
1825
473
407
66
127
120
3
182
28
11
57
Lancaster,!
Francis F. Hussey,
1688
380
309
154
45
43
128
81
12
1
Leicester,
Joseph A. Denny,
2269
607
412
126
76
158
1
194
54
28
43
4
Leominster,
Joel C. Allen,
3121
867
653
198
99
207
279
82
103
34
Lunenburg,
James Putnam,
1249
323
281
76
66
76
100
47
12
42
1
Mendon,
Alex. H. Allen,
1300
384
273
42
90
67
3
117
15
23
24
2
Milford,
C. F. Chapin,
4819
1502
804
210
113
250
73
605
75
11
157
11
MiUbury,
Ira N. Goddard,
3031
776
493
125
84
150
10
187
69
58
38
7
New Braintree,
Henry A. Delano,
852
200
153
61
7
52
6b
37
3
3
Northboro',
J. B. Crawford,
1535
539
315
100
20
147
1
108
57
43
12
3
N. Brookfield,
Hiram Knight,
1939
598
384
99
31
193
16
171
47
73
21
1
Northbridge,t
Hiram King,
2230
395
413
145
95
67
165
54
19
27
Oakham,
Mark Haskell,
1137
291
240
53
55
58
97
38
14
14
Oxford,
A. G. Underwood,
2380
645
493
119
198
82
9
1
252
31
22
40
5
Paxton,
John N. Murdock,
820
228
190
49
61
48
67
17
16
33
2
Petersham,
Lewis Whitney,
1527
409
370
109
134
46
1
102
53
4
49
Phillipston,
Jason Goulding,
809
202
170
95
16
23
48
69
3
6
Princeton,
David H. Gregory,
1318
311
273
78
S2
98
107
52
20
14
3
Royalston,
R. H. Bullock,
1546
441
376
153
26
80
^li
49
5
3
Rutland,
Z. W. Gates,
1223
324
264
28
49
63
3
80
18
12
28
Shrewsbury,
Job C. Stone,
1596
482
374
63
75
141
2
173
21
40
16
4
Southboro',
Wm. Greenwood,
1347
385
282
47
11
86
154
21
8
10
Southbridge,
Sylvester Dresser,
2824
687
450
116
240
77
280
33
12
102
2
Spencer,
Edward C. Dyer,
2244
605
437
182
131
105
4
81
110
67
45
Sterling,
William D. Peck,
1805
452
436
178
54
95
7
2
141
111
20
33
Sturbridge,
David K. Porter,
2119
525
431
108
144
64
202
54
3
39
Sutton,
Oliver Hall,
2595
641
508
75
158
133
6
183
51
23
30
Templeton,
Gerard Bushnell,
2173
598
447
137
87
141
264
62
14
26
Upton,
Harvey Bradish,
2023
526
439
131
40
190
5
241
41
15
13
2
"Uxbridge,
Amariah Taft,
2457
648
439
132
98
104
209
39
13
52
1
Warren,
J. F. Hitchcock,
1777
431
104
88
60
5
183
41
4
35
3
Webster,
John Q. Adams,
2371
561
362
112
80
103
246
36
16
33
1
W. Boylston,
Oliver B. Sawyer,
2371
424
311
60
43
194
188
15
31
13
13
W. Brookfield
Jacob Dupee,
1749
347
263
84
49
96
6
130
40
21
23
Westboio',
H. S. Aldrich,
1344
550
428
167
18
203
32
1
238
77
27
59
2
Westminster,
George Kendall,
1914
519
450
146
75
145
136
79
50
41
2
Winchendon,
Webster Whitney,
2445
676
517
122
60
176
5
260
50
44
19
Worcester,
C. A. Hamilton,
17049
4828
34671
3288
25688
926
7281
89b
5607
1239
7424
43
359
4
12
1886
12308
415
3316
243
1586
516
2612
35
127
l"30"789
tVoteo
fl853
rejected. • Rejected.
248
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
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Town Clerks.
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GOVERNOR, 1854.
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Boston,
S. F. McCleary, Jr.,
136881
31921
21493
7730,2529
1402
821
125244
Chelsea,
Samuel Bassett, Jr.,
0701
1554
945
419
251
185
22
1
630
127
100
48
N. Chelsea,
John F. Fenno,
m,^
230
166
53
14
5
4
65
n
3
Winthrop,*
Warren Belcher
11
26
5
28
9
144ol7i3a705
22604
8213.2820
1597
847
11
8384
4336
471
1312 44
' Winthrop was set off from North Chelsea in 1852.
RECAPITULATION.
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GOVERNOR, 1853.
GOVERNOR, 1854.
Counties.
'^
i
1
a
1
7
14
26
5
16
23
7
24
4
11
12
149
1
o
a
1
1
a
g
%
147
193
'%
987
265
44
366
921
3
458
534
471
1586
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Barnstable,
Berkshire,
Bristol .........
35276
49591
76192
4540
131300
30870
51283
35732
161383
8452
78892
55697
144517
130789
8104
12264
18382
1162
30816
7866
13439
8855
39819
2019
19630
14410
33705
34671
7317
9698
13190
952
24291
6968
9505
7401
27497
1334
13887
12409
22604
25688
1550
3265
4581
158
7925
2565
2997
3033
10180
349
4801
3703
8213
7281
928
2961
2861
81
4547
1883
3127
1409
6444
169
1532
1655
2820
5607
397
743
2456
10
4061
1226
589
1209
4694
129
2709
2632
1597
7424
1
8
182
808
7
136
8
1298
32
1396
408
847
359
5483
1964
3938
6144
273
11523
2304
4931
2925
14155
234
7360
5254
8384
12308
632
1428
1440
63
3298
1447
1012
1366
5310
1975
1400
4336
3316
353
1593
1022
55
1136
825
1048
429
2212
90
621
454
1312
2612
13762
20
132
Dukes
283
Franklin,
Hampden,
Hampshire,
Middlesex
Nantucket,
Norfolk,
9
24
14
117
6
348
Plymouth,
Suffolk,
Worcester,
118
44
127
Aggregate,...
994514
245142
182742
1 60601
36024
29876
81697
27292
6513
1242
CITY OF BOSTON.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION,
SECOND MONDAY
DECEMBEK.
CITY GOVERNMENT
OEGANIZED,
FIRST MONDAY
JAlSnJABY.
MAYOKS FROM 1822 TO 1855.
INAUGURATED.
1822.. John Phillips, died, 1823
1823. . Josiah Quincy, resigned, 1828
1829..Harrison Gray Otis, do. 1831
1832. .Charles Wells, do. 1833
1834.. Theodore Lyman, Jr...... do. 1835
1836. .Samuel T.Armstrong,.... do. 1836
1837.. Samuel A. Eliot, do. 1839
INAUGURATED.
1840.. Jonathan Chapman, resigned, 1842
1843.. Martin Brimmer do. 1844
1845. .Thomas A. Davis died, 1845
1845. .Josiah Quincy, Jr., resigned, 1848
1848..JohnP. Bigelow, do. 1851
1852.. Benjamin Seaver, do. 1853
1854. .Jerome V. C. Smith
CITY OFFICERS FOR 1855.
JEHOMB V. C. SMITH, MAYOK. Salary, $4,000. Office, City Hall, Court Square.
Josiah Dunham, Jr., -^ , Thomas Sprague,
Wm. Washburn, i i John M. Clark,
C.T. Woodman, ( ..^ _.„„„___ ) C.Woodberry,
Salma E. Gould, 7 ALDEHBIEN. < ^ g. p j^^^^
Joseph L. Drew, \ / Benjamin F. Cooke,
Robert Cowdin, J V Samuel Toplipf.
Samuel F. McCleary, Jr., City Cleric. Salary, §2,000. Assistant Clerks, §2,600. ; Office, City Hall.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Joseph Story, President. Washington P. Gregg, Clerk. Salary, §1,200.
Oliver H. Spurr, Messeiiger. Salary, §1,000. Joseph E. Hunt, Assist. Messenger. Salary, §200
Ward 1.— William P. Howard, William Marble, Samuel P. Whitman, George D. Ricker.
" 2. — B. G. Prescott, Austin Gove, Amos A. Dunnels, Edward F. Porter.
" 3. — Samuel Jepson, J. B. Severance. W. H. Lounsbury, Edward W. Hinks.
" 1.— Robert I. Burbank, C. B. Farley, Lorenzo S. Cragin, J. W. Tyler.
" 5.— George W. Chipman, Joseph A. Pond, Josepfe Story, William G. Harris,
" 6. — Geo. S. Jones, George W. Learnard, Benjamin F. Stevens, Alvin Vinal.
" 7.— Farnham Plummer, Samuel Hatch, Artemas Stone, Hales W. Suter.
" 8.— Charles 0. Rogers, S. P. Gilbert, Joseph Buckley, F. L. Washburn.
" 9.— Jonas H. French, Charles Nowell, William B. Merrill, J. W. T. Stodder.
" 10.— Hezekiah Prince, William A. Bell, Samuel W. Ropes, Charles S. Burgess.
" 11.— Charles Mayo, J. W. F. Hobbs, Eben Tarbell, Jairus A. Frost,
" 12.— E. H, Brainard, George S. Dexter, Daniel Hall, Jedediah P. Bean.
WARD OFFICERS.
Wardens.
1.— Charles Field.
2. — Ezra Vinal.
3. — James Quinn.
4:.— S. Rowland Hart.
5.— G. Wheelwright.
6.— Henry Waitt.
7. — Jos. W. Merriam.
8.— Stephen G. Deblois.
9.— William W. Baker.
10.— John F. Trull.
11. — John Binney,
12.— G. Forbes.
Clerks.
N. A. Pennock.
Albert Huse.
George C. Jacobs.
T. K. Lothrop.
Thomas E. French.
Alden Avery.
J. C. Tileston,
Geo. N. Davis.
Charles H. Bacon,
H. W. Sweet.
Henry J. Coolidge.
Wm. H. Colburn.
Inspectors.
E. H. Snelling, Jr., James L. Vialle, Jeremiah 0.
Winkley, Alex. W. Mendum, John M. Eaton.
Moses J. Gove, David M. R. Dow, Taylor Mills,
Jacob C. Wentworth, William Wentworth.
Cromwell G. Rowell, George R. Curtis, Charles
Carter, John R. Teague, Charles A. Eaton.
David R. Whitney, Wm. H. Hinckley, Samuel M.
Quincy, Cornelius A. Perry, Nathan H. Bryant.
S. Taylor, W. P. French, J. N. Burley, J. S.
Moulton, G. F. A. Wallis.
Timothy Gerrish, Benjamin C. Piper, Thomas J.
Tucker, Jr., John Prince, George H. Kilburn.
Henry H. Atkins, Wm. A. Warner, Thomas Barry,
Thomas J. Lee.
Timothy R. Page, William B. Russell, E. C, Loth-
rop, M. J. Cutler.
Wm. Carpenter, Eli A. Smith, N. M. Morrison,
H. Beal, Wm. Beals.
H. B. Spinney, J. Starkweather, H. Forsyth, H,
H. Burgess, D. F. Hall.
William J. Twombly, Otis E. Bowen, Charles
Caverly, Jr., Robert R. Mayers, Wm. Copeland.
Charles L. Bird, Samuel S. Jefferds, George H.
Fernald, NehemiahP. Mann, Jr., Timo. C, Janes.
32
250
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTEE.
BOSTON CITY OFFICERS.
City Solicitor.
Geoege S. Hillard. Salary, ^2,600. Clerk
hire, S200.
Treasurer and Collector.
Feedeeick U. Tracy. Office, City Hall. Salary
§3,000. Clerk hire, §4,900. James Pierce, Ales.
Hopkins, J. G. N. Taylor, Moses Bass, Ephraim
L. Eliot, Henry Nichols, Eben F. Gay, Deputy
Collectors.
City Auditor.
Elisha Copeland. Office, City Hall. Salary,
§2,500. Clerk hire, §900.
A.SS6S30TS
George E. Head, Samuel Norwood, George
Jackson, Henry Sargent. Salary, §1,400 each.
Clerk hire, §2,100. Office, City Hall.
Per Diem Assessors, William H. Lane, Benja-
min Dodd, John G. Davis. Salary, §4 per day
for actual service.
Assistant Assessors in Wards.
Ward 1.— Noah Harrod, A. B. Munroe.
" 2.— Mark Googins, H. L. Gurney.
" 3.— A. Abbott, S. A. Bradbury.
" 4.— B. G. Boardman, Jr., A. Swallow.
« 5.— N. Hammond, E. H. Little.
" 6.— J. Hall, Charles Brown.
<i 7 __j. w. Merriam, C. W. Clark.
" 8.— Otis Rich, B. F. White.
'< 9. — Francis Bundy, J. Maynard.
" 10. — Simeon H. Lewis, J. Standish.
" 11. — Benjamin Smith.
" 12.— J. D. Richardson, W. P. Houston.
Kegistrar.
Nicholas A. Apolloxio. Salary, §1,100. Clerk
hire, §850. Office, 12 Court Square.
Boar* of Health.
The Mayor and Aldermen constitute the Board
of Health. The execution of the health laws and
ordinances is committed to the Chief of Police.
City Physician.
Hexrt G. Clark, M. D. Salary, §1,000.
Office, 21 Court Square. Residence, 95 Salem
Street.
Constiltifig Physicians, John C. Warren, M. D.,
George Hayward, M. D., Jacob Bigelow, M. D.,
James Ayer, M. D., Zabdiel B. Adams, M. D.
Port Physician.
Jonx M. MoRiARTY, M. D. Salary, §1,200 and
board. Residence at Deer Island.
Assistant Physician^ J. S. Whiting. Salary,
§600 and board.
The City Police
Is under the immediate direction of the Mayor.
It is employed in the detection of criminals, and
has the superintendence of places of public amuse-
ment, carnages, cabs, wagons, trucks, pawn bro-
kers, junk shops, intelligence offices, &c., and
all matters of internal health. Under the present
organization the police are divided into day and
night police, the night police performing the du-
ties formerly devolving on watchmen. Office, City
Hall.
Chief of Police, Robert Taylor.
\st Police Deputy, Luther A. Ham.
2d Police Deputy, Hezekiah Earl, also in charge
of Health Department.
Clerk Police, H. G. Barrows.
Hupt. Coaches, ^c, R. C. Marsh.
Supt. Trucks, ^c, Geo. W. Oliver.
Truant Officers, Wm. F. Reed, William H.
Brown, John C. Pattee, Azor Maynard.
^ , ^Constables.
Silas Carleton, 8 Court sq.; DerastuE Clapp, 3
Franklin ave.; I. A. Cooledge, 6 Massachusetts
block ; George J. Dexter, Court House, Court sq.;
EUsha V. Glover, 4 Franklin ave.; J. C. Harring-
ton, Court House ; Benjamin Heath, h. 3 Mt.
Vernon ave.; Alexander Hopkins, 31 May St.;
Zaceheus Holmes, 6 Massachusetts block ; E. J,
Jones, Court House ; Isaac B. Kimball, 64 Fourth ;
J. T. Lawton, 6 Massachusetts block ; John C.
Leighton, at the jail ; Joseph W. Leighton, 8
Court square ; William Loring, 4 Franklin ave.;
Charles J. Merrill, 18 Railroad Exch.; Harum
Merrill, 8 Court square ; William Munroe, 6 Mass.
block ; David Patterson, 9 Court sq.; Geo. D. Phil-
lips, 6 Mass. block ; James Pierce, 3 Franklin ave.;
Jabez Pratt, 8 Court square; Edwin Rice, 9 Court
sq.; Charles Smith, Court House, Court square;
Thomas M. Smith, Silver, near B; Henry C.
Stratton, 6 Court House ; Jas. E. Spear, Court
House; Elijah K. Spoor, Court House; Oliver H.
Spurr, 61 Leverett; Jacob C. Tallant, Court
House ; Henry Taylor, Court House ; Samuel S.
Vialle, Court House; William Whitwell, Court
House ; John Wilson, Court House ; Jedediah P.
Bean, 53 Broadway; Wm. Blaisdell, 84 Albany;
Wm. Calder, 19 Southac ; Rufus R. Cook, Wor-
cester R. R. Depot ; Daniel B. Curtis, City Hall ;
James Curtis, 22 Purchase ; Albert G. Dawes, 6
Massachusetts block ; Charles H. Dennie, City
Hall; William Faufield, 111 Hanover ; Luther
Hutchins, Court House; Frederick P. Ingalls,
Court House.
Cochituate Water Board.
President, Thomas Wetmore.
Henry B. Rogers, Thomas Sprague, Adam W.
Thaxter, Jr., William Washburn, Samuel Hatch.
Cle^-h, Samuel Holbrook. Office, 119 Wash-
ington street.
City Etigineer, E. S. Chesbrough. Assistant
Engineer, H. S. McKean. Office, 119 Washington
street.
Water Registrar, J. Avery Richards. Office,
City Building, 21 Court Square.
Superintendent of Public Lands.
R. W. Hall. Salary, §1,200. Office, City
Hall.
Public Land Commissioners.
Jajies HAY^yARD, Chairman.
Andrew T. Hall, Jas. Cheever, Henry N. Hoop-
er, F. F. Raymond, George F. Williams, Stephen
Tilton, Jr.
Superintendent of Streets.
Alfred T. Turner. Salary, §1,400. Office,
City Hall.
Superintendent of Public Buildings.
Samuel C, Nottage. Salary, §1,200. Office,
City Hall.
Superintendent of Common Sewers.
Charles B. Wells. Salary, §1,500. Office,
City Hall.
Supt. of Boston Common and Public Sc[uares.
Ezra L. Rider.
City Printer.
John H. Eastburn.
Superintendent of Internal Health.
Joseph Colburn, Salary, §1,200. Assistant,
Daniel P. Curtis.
Harbor Master.
George P. Tewkesbury. Salary, §1,200.
Office, 104 Commercial street .
Superintendent of Lamps.
William Barnicoat. Salary, §600. Office,
City Building, 21 Court Square.
Superintendent of Paneuil Hall Market.
Charles B. Rice. Salary, §1,200. Deputy,
Thomas Bennett.
Keeper of Faneuil Hall.
Henry Taylor. Salary, §250.
City Crier.
George Hill. Residence, I Gray place. Or-
der Box, Post Office.
Keeper of County Court House.
W. Easterbrook. Salary, §700. Assistant,
Samuel Canning.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
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PUBLIC CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
/ Overseers of tlie Poor. Office, city iiau.
James Phillips, Secretary. Salary, §800.
Wardl. J.Pierce. Ward 5. John "White. j Ward 9.
" 2. E. Brock. " 6. John Hoppin. j " 10.
" 3. W. B. FoUett. " 7. E. T. Eastman. \ " 11..
" 4. Silas Durkee. " 8. J. W. Warren, Jr. | " 12.
C. "Whiting.
I. S. Trafton.
D. C. Berry.
I. T. Campbell.
The Board meet on the afternoon of the first Wednesday of each month, at their ofiice, City Hall.
Hoases of Industry and Reformation. Office, City Hail.
Directors. Wm. Dale, John Flint, John Cowdin, John M. Wright, James W. Stone, Josiah Dun-
ham, Jr., John M. Clark, H. M. Holbrook, Peter C. Jones, Philo feanford, Henry L. Gurney.
Chaplain. Kev. Stephen Lovell.
The Board meet every Thursday, alternately at the House of Industry, and at their Ofnce in City
Hall. y^\\Y\^.■m.W^!L\s.\X, Clerk of Directors. Salary, ^1,200.
House of Correction. Office, City Hall.
Overseers. Benj. L. Allen, B. N. Cumings, Benj. Beal, William H. Foster, Thacher Beal, Francis
C. Manning, Thomas D. Demond, Ezra H. Baker, Elijah Williams, James H. Beal, Francis B. Win-
ter, John A. Curamings. Charles Robbins, Master. Salary, ^1,200. Peleg R. Irwin, Clerk to Master.
Salary, ^400. Rev. J. T. Burrill, Chaj)lai7i. Salary, $750. Calvin Whiting, Clerk. Salary, ^700.
Lunatic Hospital.
Visitors. Chas. E. Cook, A. H. Rice, William H. Carlow, George Odiorne, Julius A. Palmer, Ste-
phen Tilton, D. McB. Thaxter, Jr. Clement A. Walker, M. D., Superintendent and Physician. Sal-
ary, gl,200. Rev. Lewis Dwight. Chaplain.
The regular meetings of the Board are held at their room. City Hall, on every Wednesday, at 5
P. M., except on the third Wednesday of each month, when the Board visits the Hospital.
SURVEYORS, INSPECTORS, ETC.
Surveyor General of Lumber. — G. W. Cram. Office, 25 Doan.
Fence Viewers. — John Sproul, Abel B. Munroe.
Inspectors of Lime. — Joel Wheeler, Isaac Jones.
Cullers of Dry Fish. — Lewis Beck, John Lang.
Cullers of Hoops and Scares.— John P. Ober, N. P.
Mann.
Measurers of Upper Leather. — William Bragdon,
Benj. B. Webster.
Measurers of Wood and Bark brought by Land.—*
John li. Bradford.
Measurers of Wood brought by Water. — Warren
Bowker.
Weigher of Hay, ^c. — John R. Bradford.
Assay Master. — Samuel F. Guild.
Field Drivers and Pound Keepers. — Samuel Stin-
son, Ira E. Sanborn, Aaron Pond.
Weigher of Boats and Lighters, and Lispectors of
Ballast. — Henry Curtis, A. R. Tewksbury.
Sealer of Weights and Measures. — Peter H. Walker.
Inspectors and Weigheis of Bundle Hay, — Elbridge
G. Dudley, Israel M." Barnes, S. B. Livermore,
Henry R. Andrews, B. M. Nevers, Caleb W.
Hartshorn, Joseph Urann.
BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
School Committee.
The Mayor and President of the Common Council, ex officiis.
Ward 1.— Moses Miller, Albert Day, Lyman B.
Hanaford, Eli Thayer, Ephraim Buck and
George Fabyan.
Ward 2.— Richard Soule, Jr., Samuel W. Hall,
Rufus W. Clark, Warren H. Cudworth, Marcus
B. Leonard, James N. Sykes.
Ward 3.— J. Proctor Haskins, George W. Vose, N.
Webster Farley, Uriah K. Mayo, Samuel A.
Bradbury. Isaac H. Hazelton.
Ward 4. — Francis E. Parker, B. S. Shaw, Samuel
K. Lothrop, S. P. Stickney, Nathaniel B.
ShurtlefF, Ezra Palmer, Jr.
Ward 5.— John F. Jarvis, Aug. O. Brewster,
Enoch Plummer, George Russell, Rev. Wm.
Howe, Frederick Emerson.
Ward 6.— Timothy Bigelow, Joel W. Hubbard,
Henry Upham, Joshua G. Wilbur, George W.
Tuxbury, Charles Thacher.
Superintendent of Schools, l^i&tYLa.n'Bishcrp. Office, City Hall.
Secretary to School Committee, Barnard Capen.
BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Elisha Smith, Jr., Chief Engineer. Salary, ^1,200. Office, City Building.
Assistants.— CYidJcles S. Clark, Geo. W. Bird, Elisha Smith, Jr., Frederick A. Colbum, George S.
Ward 7.— George W. Blagden, J. Amory Davis,
John Codman, Augustus A. Gould, Le Baron
Russell, Robert W. Hooper.
Ward 8.— S. W. Bates, J. I. T. Coolidge, Rufus El-
lis, George R. Lyman, John S. Holmes.
Ward9.— Charles W. Calkins, John A. Newell,
George Norton, Ambrose A. Ranney, Otis A.
Skinner, Wm. W. Baker.
Ward 10.— Enoch C. Rolfe, Thaddeus Allen, Sam'l
Holbrook, Solomon J. Gordon, Henry Wil-
lard, Wm. M. Cornell.
Ward 11. — Colman S. Adams, Ephraim G, Ware,
Chas. W. Moore, Alvah Hobbs, James A. Fox,
Norman C. Stevens.
Ward 12. — Henry A. Drake, James D. Russell, Dr.
J. H. York, Horace Smith, Dr. D. McB.
Thaxter, Jr., Rev. Calvin Damon.
Thom, Richard
Martin, James Quinn, David C. Meloon, Joseph Dunbar. Salary, ^250 each.
Henry Hart, Secretary. Salary, §800.
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MASSACHUSETTS EEGISTER.
CITY OF CAMBRIDGE.
CITY ELECTION,
FIRST MONDAY
DECEMBER.
CITY GOVERNMENT
ORGANIZED,
FIKST MONDAY
JANUARY.
■ CITY OFFICERS, 1855.
Z. L. RAYMOND, Mayor. Salary, $800.
ALDERMEN.
Isaac Cutler,
John B. Cook,
John Dudley,
COMMON COUNCIL.
Alanson Bigelow, President.
Ward 1. — Ralph Day, Almon Abbott,
Philip Nutting, Nathaniel N.
Stickney, George S. Saunders.
" 2. — Alanson Bigelow, Isaac Davis,
James G. Hovey, John Hol-
man, Dan'l S. Brown, Jacob
S. Merrill, Rufus Lamson,
Daniel Kelley, Luther Crane.
" 3. — Henry Noyes, William Hun-
newell, E. T. Tufts, A. P.
Griffing, Joel Robinson, John
Gage.
City Clerk. — Lucius R. Paige. Salary,
$700 and fees.
Clerk op Common Council. — Henry
Thayer. Salary, $100.
City Treasurer and Collector. —
Samuel Slocomb. Salary, $700.
City Messenger. — Roland Litchfield, Jr.
School Committee. — His Honor the
Mayor, ex officio, Charles E. Norton, John
A. Albro, Joseph W. Parker, Charles A.
Skinner, A. Z. Brown, John B. Taylor, C.
L. McCurdy.
Overseers op the Poor. — His Honor
the Mayor, ex officio, Joseph H. Rice,
Wm. T. Richardson, Lloyd Crossman, J.
James W. Gates,
George Stevens,
Joseph R. Knight.
C. Thurston, John C. Burdakin, Daniel C.
Ripley.
Assessors. — Joseph H. Rice, Josiah W.
Cook, Ozias Clark.
Warden op Almshouse. — Jacob Hans-^
com. Salary, $400.
Almshouse Physician. — Moses Clarke.
Salary, $100.
City Marshal. — Josiah W. Cook.
Constables. — John Bryant, William
Loughrey, James B. Rice, James C. Nute,
Joseph Sanderson, David E. Bennett, Oliver
Hapgood, Artemas W. Chamberlain, Hiram
Welch, Hosea Jewell, James S. Morrison.
ward officers.
Ward 1. ^ Stephen T. Farwell, Wardm.
George S. Saunders, Cleric. Henry R.
Glover, Nathaniel D. Sawin, and Edward
Milliken, Inspectors.
Ward 2. — George P. Oakes, Warden.
James M. Chase, Clerh. Charles Tufts,
John McDufl&e, and Samuel C. Smith,
Inspectors.
Ward 3. — Ozias Clark, Warden. Bar-
nabas Binney, Jr., Clerk. B. N. Bartlett,
N. S. Gate, and J. M. Price, Inspectors.
Superintendents of Burial Grounds. —
Ward 1. Joseph Bracket. Ward 2. Daniel
Stone.
CITY GOVERNMENTS.
253
CITY OF CHAELESTOWN.
CITY ELECTION,
SECOND MONDAY
DECEHBEB.
y^^^'S^liS^^W^v CITY GOVERNMENT
ORGANIZED,
FIRST MONDAY
JANUARY.
CITY OFFICERS, 1855.
TIMOTHY T. SAWYER, Mayor. Salary, $800.
Edward Lawrence,
Jonathan V. Fletcher,
T. M. Cutter,
COMMON COUNCIL.
Henkt G. Hutchins, President.
Ward 1. — Amos Tufts, Amos Brown,
H. G. Hutchins, J. A. D. Worcester, W.
W. Pierce, Eben. White.
Ward 2. — J. W. Corey, Joseph Young,
Nahum Chapin, Samuel Palmer, Foster
Pierce, T. B. Harris.
Ward 3. — James Emery, F. F. Barrell,
S. W. Lewis, D. R. Beckford,!. B. Trask,
Hartwell Mayers.
City Clerk.— Charles Poole.
Clerk oe Common Council. — Gustavus
V. Hall.
Messenger to Mayor and Aldermen. —
Abijah Blanchard.
City Treasurer and CoLLECTOR.-Amos
Stone.
Assessors. — Thomas Greenleaf, Benj.
Phipps, Edward Thorndike.
Overseers op the Poor. — His Honor
the Mayor, ex officio, Chairman^ Joseph
Souther, Thomas Greenleaf, Robert Todd,
John Sanborn, J. T. Reed, Russell Hunt-
ley.
Willard Dalrymple,
Benjamin Phipps,
Edward Ward.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
The Mayor, President.
Ward 1. — Geo E. Ellis, James Adams,
William Flint, N. A. Tufts.
Ward 2.— J. G. Fuller, C. C.
0. C. Everett, John Sanborn.
Ward 3. — Isaac W. Blanchard, Reuben
Curtis, A. B. Shedd, H. K. Frothingham.
City Marshal. — Abram Chamberlin.
Constables. — Abram Chamberlin, Chas.
Sanderson, Abijah Blanchard, Stephen P.
Kelley, J. S. Currell.
Fire Department. — S. P. Kelley, Chief
Engineer ; James M. Gardner, 1st Assis-
tant Engineer ; John Howard, 2c? Assis-
tant Engineer ; Nahum Chapin, 3c? Assis-
tant Engineer ; George W. Hobart, Ath
Assistant Engineer.
WARD OFFICERS.
Ward 1. — Samuel S. Runey, Warden;
Wm. W. MoKim, Clerk ; E. A. Fitcham,
Charles Wilson, Oliver Pratt, Inspectors.
Ward 2. — John A. Sanborn, Warden ;
Hiram Cutts, Clerh; R. F. Sanborn, D. D.
Taylor, M. Carpenter, Inspectors.
Ward 8.— A. B. Shedd, Warden; Wm.
L. Bond, Cleric; B. V. Dennis, G. L.
Gibbs, S. E. Abbott, Inspectors.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
CITY OF FALL EIVER.
CITY ELECTION,
FIRST MONDAY
MAE.CH.
CITY GOVERNMENT
ORGANIZED,
FIRST MONDAY
CITY OPPIOERS, 1854-'5.
JAMES BUFFINTON, Mayor.
ALDERMEN :
Ward 1. — James Henry.
" 2.— Edward P. Buffinton.
" 3.— Oliver H. Hathaway.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Robert C Brown, President.
Ward 1.— Robert C. Brown, William P.
Goodrum, Peter J. Dennan.
" 2. — Henry Wilbur, Obadiah Chace,
Henry Dimond, Jr.
** 3. — Oliver Grinnell, Gardner Groves,
Howard B. Allen.
" 4.— C. AV. Tillinghast, Nathaniel
Bonney, Wm. M. Almy.
" 5. — John Mason, Jr., D. Sewall
Brigham, Thomas T. Potter.
« 6.— Smith Winslow, Sheffield Bright-
man, Albert Winslow.
City Clerk, Treasurer, and Collec-
tor.— John R. Hodges.
Messenger. — John C. Davis.
Clerk Cosimon Council. — George W.
Billings.
City Solicitor.— John S. Brayton.
Chief of Police.— William Sisson.
SCHOOL committee.
Azariah S. Tripp, Dr. J. Dwelly, S.
Angier Chace, Dr. J. M. Aldrich, Rev. B.
Ward 4.— Alvin S. Ballard.
" 6.— Edwin Shaw.
" 6. — Julius B. Champney.
H. Davis, Rev. B. S. Fanton, Rev. David
Patten, Rev. Eli Thurston, Joseph E. Daw-
ley.
WARD OFFICERS.
Ward 1. — Samuel B. Caswell, Warden.
Moses Albro, Clerk. James Chace, Hol-
der King, James E. Watson, Inspectors.
Ward 2. — Jonathan E. Morrill, Warden.
George W. Billings, Clerk. John E. Grou-
ard, Charles H. D. Sisson, Jerome Dwelly,
Inspectors.
Ward 3. — Charles Pease, Warden. Geo.
H. Bosworth, Clerk. Charles Marble,
Benjamin Coville, Leander D. Wilbur, In-
spectors.
Ward 4. — John S. Brayton, Warden.
Elisha Fuller, Clerk. William Mclntyre,
Rufus T. Fuller, Daniel Gifford, Inspectors.
Ward 5. — Joseph E. Dawley, Warden.
John Mason, Jr., Clerk. Daniel Leonard,
Calvin Denham, William V. Huntsman,
Inspectors.
Ward 6. — James S. Chase, Warden.
Job B. Ashley, Clerk. Joseph Elsbree,
Horace French, Bowen L. Pierce, Inspec-
tors.
CITY GOVERNMENTS.
255
CITY OE LAWRENCE.
CITY ELECTION,
FIRST MONDAY
DECBMBEK.
CITY GOVERNMENT
OEGANIZED,
FIRST MONDAY
JANITAKY.
CITY OFFICERS, 1855.
ALBERT WARREN, Mayor. Salary, $600.
ALDERMEN :
Ward 1. — J. B. Atkinson,
<' 2.— W. Goodhue,
" 3.— J.W.Kimball,
COMMON COUNCIL.
J. C. Wadleigh, President.
Ward 1.— D. P. Foster, Rufus Reed, S.
A. Furbush.
Ward 2.— R. W. French, W. A. Carlton,
A. Durant.
Ward 3.— T. W. Floyd, T. S. Stratton,
A. Carter.
Ward 4.— Sullivan Simonds, J. C. Wad-
leigh, G. Littlefield.
Ward 5.— Charles Hutchinson, H.White,
A. Hardy.
Ward 6.— H. Plummer, S. M. Davis,
E. Ayer.
City Clerk. — William Morse, Salary,
$800.
Clerk of the Common Council. — H.
N. Butman. Salary, $100.
Treasurer and Collector. — Nathaniel
Wilson. Salary, $200, and 1 per cent.
Commissioner of Streets. — James M.
Floyd. Salary, $600.
Messenger. — Levi Pearson. Salary,
$365.
Ward 4. — Elbridge Josselyn,
" 5. — Ben. Osgood,
" 6.— G. P. Higgins.
City Marshal. — Leonard Stoddard. Sal^
ary, $600.
Assistant Marshal. — C. Clark.
Constables. — Leonard Stoddard, Chas.
Clark, John Porter, Alanson Briggs.
overseers of the poor.
Ward 1.— E. C. Bartlett.
" 2.— B. B. Gordon.
" 3.— J. M. Floyd.
" 4.— B. B. Hutchins.
" 5. — D. Sherman.
'' 6.— S. S. Valpey.
school committee.
Ward 1.— Charles Smith.
2. — J. R. Johnson.
3. — D. Dana, Jr.
4.— R. S. Rust.
5.— C. C. Smith.
6. — S. D. Richardson.
Superintendent of Schools. — H. F.
Harrington. Salary, $400.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
CITY OF LOWELL.
CITY ELECTION,
FIRST MONDAY
DECEMBER.
CITY GOVERNMENT
ORGANIZED,
FIRST MONDAY
JANTTAEY.
CITY OFFICERS, 1855.
AMBROSE LAWRENCE, Mayor. Salary, SI, 200.
William Fiske,
Artemas L. Brooks,
Daniel Woodward,
Lorenzo G-, Howe,
COIIMON COUNCIL.
Alfred Gilman, President.
Ward 1. — Maynard Bragg, A. B. Younc,
A. B. Roby, G. L. Harris.
" 2.— W. G. Morse, G. K. Paul, M.
H. Cook, J. A. Patten.
" 3.— Alfred Gilman, Daniel Hurd,
Theodore Warren, S. K. Field-
ing.
" 4.— J. W. Daniels, Jolin Bennett,
Alanson Folsom, F. H. Nourse.
" 5. — J. C. Woodward, Stephen Bart-
lett, Jonathan Johnson, 0. P.
Rand.
" 6.— L. H. Straw, W. T. Whitten,
L. P. Stacy, J. M. Moore.
City Clerk. — William Lamson, Jr.
Salary, $1000.
Clerk of the Common Council. — Leon-
ard Brown. Salary, S200.
Treasurer and Collector. — John F.
Kimball. Salary, S1200.
Superintendent op Streets. — William
M. Smith. Salary, $1000.
City Messenger.— Daniel G. Greenleaf.
Salary, S600.
City Marshal. — Samuel Miller. Salary,
31500.
City Auditor. — Leonard Brown,
ary, $800.
Sal-
Andrew T. Nute,
Abner Frost,
Wm. S. Johnston,
S. R. Brackett.
City Physician. — Joel Spalding. Sal-
ary, $500.
City Librarian. — Josiah Hubbard.
Salary, $750.
school committee.
Ward 1.— Wm. W. Sherman.
" 2. — Joseph Merrill.
" 3. — Joshua Merrill.
" 4. — J. H. Knowles.
" 5. — Worcester Eaton.
'' 6.— Wm. H. Brewster.
WARD OFFICERS.
Ward 1. — Andrew J. Tuck, Warden;
P. V. Thomas, Clerk; Henry Wilkins,
Jesse Stiles, Oldin Nichols, Inspectors.
Ward 2. — J. G. Lawrence, Warden ;
J. B. V. Coburn, Clerk ; J. S. Sargeant,
Wm. H. Hardy, N. B. Mowry, Inspectors.
Ward 3.— B. F. Holden, Warden ; H.
Hosford, Clerk; G. H. French, Gilman
Tuttle, Amos Hull, Inspectors.
Ward 4. — AVarren Aldrich, Warden ;
F. H. Myiick, Clerk ; Albert Ring, John
Buttrick, Thomas Saunders, Inspectors.
Ward 5. — Frederick Holton, Warden;
N. F. Crafts, Clerk ; S. S. AVard, James
Hopkins, H. N. Moore, Inspectors.
Ward 6.— A. B. Farr, Warden; G. W.
Bedlow, Clerk; J. P. Appleton, G. C.
Morey, Josiah Thompson, Inspectors.
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CITY OF LYNN.
CITY ELECTION
SECOND MONDAY
DECEMBEE.
CITY GOVEENMENT
OP-GAKIZED,
FIRST MONDAY
JAITUASY.
CITY OPriCEES, 1855.
ANDREWS BREED, Matos. Salary,
ALDERMEN :
5400.
William F. Johnson,
Abner S. Moore,
George F. Foster,
Lord Harris,
COMMON COUNCIL.
Gilbert Hawkes, President.
Ward 1. David Hardy.
" 2. Noah L. Furbush.
" 3. John K. Parrott, Amos Bur-
rill, Isaac M. Attwill, Benj.
Courtis.
" 4. Thomas Herbert, Wra. 2V. Kel-
ley, Wm. F. Bulkley, Da-
vid Austin, Gilbert Hawkes.
" 5. Robert Mansfield, Jr., Chas.
B. Holmes, Rufus Kimball,
James M. Munroe, Francis
Foster,
" 6. Joseph W. Abbott, James W.
Tewkesbury, Edward Poor,
Warren Tapley, Levi B
Bent.
" 7. Benj. Fiske.
City Clerk, Collector, and Clerk o's
Board op Aldermen. Charles Merritt.
Salary, $700 and Fees.
City Messenger. William H. Lewis.
Salary, $250.
Treasurer. Ezra W. Mudge. Salary,
$100.
City Marshal. James Stone. Salary,
$500.
Sec. School Committee. Peter L. Cox.
Assessors. Ezra R. Tebbets, Joshua C.
Oliver, James Hill, Jr.
Assistant Assessors. Ward 1. Breed
Bacheller. Ward 2. Brackett Lord.
Ward 3. John M. Coombs. Ward 4.
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Samuel O. Breed,
Thos. W. Bacheller,
Isaiah C. Breed,
Hiram West,
Oren A. Durell. Ward 5. Isaiah Hacker.
Ward 6. David K. Millett. Ward 7.
James H, Musso.
Overseers of the Poor. John Nichols,
Chairman. Geo. B. Hiller, Green Page,
John Brimblecom, Denison Gage.
■WARD OFFICERS.
Ward 1. Barnes Short, Warden; Benj.
F. Allen, Clerk. Thos. Vincent, Wm. B.
Gilman, Samuel B, Perkins, Inspectors.
Ward 2, Samuel H. Lewis, Warden.
Chas. P. Tucker, Clerk. Geo. B. Parrott,
Chas. B. Lord, N. L. Furbush, Jr., Inspec-
tors.
Yv^ard 3. Allen W. Lewis, Warden.
Geo. B. Currier, Clerk. Jona. Kelley,
Edward Johnson, Jr., Charles W. Felt, In-
spectors.
Ward 4. Pelatiah Purinton, Warden.
Edward E. Ingalls, Clerk. Benj. Scribner,
Jr., Chas. H. Newhall, Geo. W. Hudson,
Inspectors.
Ward 5. Stephen N. Richardson, War-
den. Benj. F. Alley, Clerk. Wm. E.
Reynolds, Chas. A. Johnson, Jas. W. Bar-
ry, Inspectors.
Ward 6. David K. Millett, Warden.
Timothy Lakeman, Clerk. Chas. H. Tay-
lor, Joseph E. Jacobs, John M. Tarbox,
Inspectors.
Y\^ard 7. Geo. W, Musso, Warden.
Joseph H. Homan, Clerk. W. Irving Att-
will, Geo. W. Hawkes, Solomon Moulton,
Inspectors.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
CITY OF NEW BEDEOED.
CITY ELECTION,
FIRST MONDAY
MARCH.
CITY GOVERNMENT
ORGANIZED,
FIRST MONDAY
CITY OFFICERS, 1854:-'5.
EODNEY FRENCH, Mayor. Salary, $800.
ALDERMEN.
Ward 1. — James Beetle.
" 2. — Aaron C. Cushman.
" 3.— Thomas N. Allen.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Thomas Wilcox, President.
Isaac M. Pv.ichardson, GlerJc. Salary,
S200.
Ward 1. — Sherman White, Joseph W.
Cornell, James Foster, Edward Milliken.
Ward 2.— Hattil Kelley, Eodolphus W.
Rayraond, James Wheaton, Henry Walker.
Ward 3. — Thomas Wilcox, Nathan Lew-
is, Obed Sherman, Otis N. Pierce.
Ward 4. — James Munroe, John W.
Nickerson, Barnabas L. Perkins, Francis
Porter.
Ward 5. — Matthew Howland, Joseph G.
Grinnell, Henry P. Willis, Edmund Taber.
Ward 6. — David Pierce, Benjamin Buf-
finton, Benjamin F. Popple, Charles
Briggs.
City Clerk. — Sanford S. Horton. Sal-
ary, $750.
Treasurer and Collector. — Charles
F. Wilcox. Salary, SHOO.
City Solicitor. — Thomas D. Robinson.
Salary, $300.
City Messenger. — ^Robert A. Dilling-
ham. Salary, S300.
City Marshal. — Charles D. Burt.
Salary, $1000.
Ward 4. — Joseph Brownell.
" 5. — Isaac C. Taber.
" 6.— Marshall G. Sears.
Assistant Marshals. — Daniel Ripley,
Charles W. Underwood, Francis W. Hatch,
Charles E. Hall, Nathaniel Cory, John Val-
entine, Jr. Salary, $600 each.
Assessors. — Ward 1. Isaac Case;
AVard 2. George H. Dunbar ; Ward 3.
Mauasseh Kempton ; Ward 4. Jacob L.
Porter ; Ward 5. James R. Ricketson ;
Ward 6. Robert A. Sherman.
Overseers of Poor. — Mayor, Chair-
man ex officio. Silas Stetson, William
Swift, Albert P. Corey, William A. Gor-
don, Henry Cannon,- Alanson Williston.
school committee.
Joshua C. Stowe, Chairman.
William Howe, Secretary.
Ward 1.— -Daniel C. Burt, James M.
Lawton, George W. Estes.
Ward 2. — Horatio A. Kempton, Henry
R. Wilcox, Philander Bryant.
Ward 3. — Moses G. Thomas, Edwin L.
Barney, James Taylor.
Ward 4.— Robert C. Pitman, Walter
Mitchell, Charles W. Homer.
Ward 5.— Joshua C. Stone, William
Howe, Charles HafFards.
Ward 6.— Henry T. Wood, Bradford G.
; Hathaway, Thomas D. Robinson.
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CITY OP NEWBURYPORT.
CITY ELECTION,
FIRST MONDAY
DECEMEEE.
CITY GOVERNMENT
OEGANIZED,
FIRST MONDAY
JANUARY.
CITY OFFICERS, 1855.
MOSES DAVENPORT, Mayob.
ALDERMEN :
Ward 1. — Nathaniel Greely.
" 2.— William Pritcbard.
" 3.— Samuel T, Pajson.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Charles Hale, President.
Ward 1. — Lorenzo D. Ross, Charles W.
Hale, Moody Kimball.
" 2. — George W. Hale, Thomas Lord,
John S. Gilman.
u 3._-Wm. Gushing, John B, Pritch-
ard, Benj. Davis.
" 4.— Nehemiah Flanders, P. K. Hills.
" 5. — Ptobert Bobinson, Charles Pear-
son, Daniel H. Cutter.
<« 6.— Joseph G. Flanders, Eben Whit-
temore, John F. Lee.
City Clerk. — Eleazer Johnson. Sal-
ary, $400 and fees.
Messenger. — David E, Cutter. Salary,
$300.
Clerk Common Council. — Jacob Has-
kell. Salary, $50.
Treasurer and Collector. — Daniel
Granger. Salary, $600.
City Marshal. — David F. Brown.
Salary, $500.
OVERSEERS OE POOR.
Ward 1. — Isaac P. Noyes.
" 2. — Charles Currier.
" 3.— Samuel H. Rundlett.
" 4 — Henry Stover.
<' 5. — ^Isaac Pearson.
« 6.— Daniel L. Morss.
Ward 4. — Frederic J. Coffin.
" 5. — Enoch G. Currier.
" 6. — Thomas G. Atwood.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Nathaniel Hills, S. J. Spaulding, Newman
Brown, Wm. Collins, Jr., John Pearson,
Jr., J. H. Sawyer, M. 0. Hall, Philip D.
Adams, George W. Campbell, Charles J.
Brockway, S. Badger, Jr., Wm. C. Balch.
WARD OFFICERS.
Ward 1. Sara'l Brookings, Jr., Warden;
George D. Lunt, Clerk; Wm. C. D. Page,
W. S. Evans, Joseph Torrey, Jr., Inspec-
tors.
Ward 2. Charles W. Bayley, Warden ;
Wm. Ames, Clerk ; Charles W. Davis, John
B. Goodwin, Henry T. Moody, Inspectors.
Ward 3. George Kilborne, Warden;
Hosea T. Croford, Clerk; Wm. Harvey,
J. D. Lawrey, Wm. Crockett, Inspectors.
Ward 4. Philip K. Hills, Warden ; Dan-
iel Granger, Clerk ; Thomas Pearson, John
Sumner, Wm. S. Dodge, Inspectors.
Ward 5. Isaac Pearson, Warden ; Sam-
uel F. To wle. Clerk; James W. Fennimore,
Augustus Pearson, Nathan Towle, Inspec-
tors.
Ward 6. Stephen Badger, Jr., Warden;
Alonzo Pearson, Clerk; Enoch Merrill,
John H. Worthen, James W. Coffin, In-
spectors.
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MASSACHUSETTS EBGISTEK.
CITY OF EOXBURI.
CITY ELECTION, ^-s^^^^^s^ CIT Y G 0 V E KNM E N T
OEGANIZED,
SECOND MONDAY
DECEMBER.
FIRST MONDAY
JAETUABY.
CITY OFFICERS, 1S55.
JAMES KITCHIE, Mayor. Salary, 8800.
ALDERMEN :
Charles Bunker,
Sam'l H. Chase,
Joseph Houghton,
Calvin B. Faunce,
COMMON COUNCIL.
Wm. Ellison, President.
Ward 1. — Franklin Williams, William
Morse, George H. Pike, Asa Wyman, Jr.
Ward 2. — John M. Marston, Alvin M.
Eobbins, Wm. H. Palmer, Benjamin S.
Noyes.
Ward 3. — Robert Simpson, Kobert M.
Malinery, Wm. R. Huston, Joseph H.
Swain.
Ward 4— Samuel A. ShurtlefF, Wm. El-
lison, C. J. Gorham, E. W. Bumstead.
Ward 5. — Henry P. Shedd, Joseph W.
Bobbins, James W. Cushing, John W.
Wolcott.
City Clerk and Clekk of Board op
Aldermen. — Joseph W. Tucker. Salary,
S900. Office, City Hall.
Clerk of Common Council. — Joshua
Seaver. Salary, $150.
City Messenger. — William N. Felton.
Salary, S250.
Treasurer and Collector. — Joseph
W.Dudley. Salary, SI ,200. Office, City
Hall.
Assessors. — Joshua Seaver, Alvah
Kittredge, Daniel Jackson.
Assistant Assessors. — Ward 1. — Till-
son Williams. 2. — Gera Farnum. 3. —
Moses Gragg. 4.— G. W. Wilson. 5.—
Stephen Hammond.
Overseers of the Poor. — The Mayor,
Chairman, ex officio. Warren Marsh, Ira
Asa Wyman,
Moses H. Webber,
Francis Gardner,
-William D. Adams.
Allen, Moses Gragg, Nelson Worthen,
Charles W. Newell.
Almshouse. — Ezra Young, Superinten-
dent. Salary, S500. Ira Allen, Physi-
cian. Salary, S300.
school C0M3IITTEE.
Henry W. Farley, Horatio G. Morse,
Wm. H. Ryder, Benjamin Mann, Joshua
Seaver, Chas. Marsh, James Waldock, Dan-
iel Leach, John Wayland, Edwin Ray,
Chairman.
Chief Engineer Fire Department. —
Abraham S. Parker. Salary, S200.
City Marshal. — Thos. Adams. Salary,
$500.
ward officers.
Ward 1. — Henry W. Farley, Warden;
Jesse E. Razee, Clerk ; Chester M. Gay,
George H. Miller, Lucius L. Ryerson, In-
spectors.
Yv^ard 2.— Josh. Seaver, Warden; T. P.
Sweat, Clerk ; Henry Basford, Charles Wil-
liams, Henry J. V. Myers, Inspectors.
Ward 3.— Edward T. Cowdry, Warden;
Joseph H. Swain, Clerk ; Mathew Gannett,
Robert Simpson, Charles R. M. Pratt, In-
spectors. (One vacancy.)
Ward 4. — Solomon Hopkins, Warden ;
Wm. H. Childs, Clerk; James Keene, E.
B. Rumrill, Francis Freeman, Inspectors.
Ward 5. — Sylvester Bliss, Warden; Fran-
cis H. Thompson, Clerk ; H, Parkhurst,
Benj. Merriam, Gilbert S. May, Inspectors.
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CITY OE SALEM.
CITY ELECTION,
SECOND MONDAV
MARCH.
CITY QOVEENMENT
OBGANIZED,
FOURTH MONDAY
MARCH.
CITY OFFICERS, 1854-'5.
JOSEPH ANDREWS, Mayor. Salary, $800.
ALDERMEN.
John Nichols,
Elezer Austin,
Benjamin Webb,
COMMON COUNCIL.
Daniel Potter, President.
Ward 1. — H. Shaw, Andrew Gage, Jr.,
James Kimball, Volney C. Stow, James
H. Battis, William P. G-oodhue.
Ward 2.— George Kimball, John W.
Rhoades, Edward Brown, Penn Townsend,
Edwin Jocelyn, S. B. Foster.
Ward 3.— John R. Smith, Nathan Put-
nam, John H. Eagleston, Daniel Potter,
William Archer, Jr., Henry Luscomb, Jr.
Ward 4. — Charles E. Symonds, Daniel
C. Haskell, Augustus D. Rogers, Jona-
than Perley, Jr., Alvah A. Evans, Stratton
W. Robertson.
City Clerk. — Joseph Cloutman. Salary,
S600.
Clerk Common Council. — Nat. C leaves-
Salary, SIOO.
Treasurer and Collector. — Henry B.
Smith. Salary, S700.
City Marshal. — Nathaniel D. Symonds.
Salary, $700.
Assistant Marshals. — Benjamin B.
Neal, Edward Collins. Salary, $550 each.
Commissioner of Streets. — Perley Put-
nam. Salary, $300.
City Messenger. — ^William Mansfield.
Salary, $500.
Overseers of Poor. — The Mayor and
John Masury,
John D. Symonds,
William Silver.
Aldermen, and Messrs. Wm. P. Goodhue,
J. H. Eagleston, S. W. Robertson.
Assessors. — Jonathan Perley, N. K.
Allen, James Ropes.
SCHOOL committee.
Joseph Andrews, Mayor, Daniel Potter,
President of the Common Council, ex officio.
George Andrews, Jonathan Cole, Joseph
Chisholm, H. J. Cross, Sumner Ellis, 0.
B. Frothingham, Joseph S. Frye, Thomas
J. Gifford, William R. Gavett, D. P.
Grosvenor, William Kimball, Plenry F.
King, George W. Mullett, Robert C. Mills,
Stephen C. Phillips, George A. Perkins,
Joseph H. Phippen, William H. Prince,
Nathaniel B. Perkins, John L. Russell,
William Shaw, Gilbert L. Streeter, Henry
Wheatland.
WARD officers.
Ward 1. — Enoch Goodwin, Warden.
Lyman B. Brooks, Clerk. J. L. Whipple
and J. W. Russell, Assistants.
Ward 2. — Penn Townsend, Warden.
Roderick A. McKenzie, Olerh. Jacob
Carter and Nathaniel Holden, Assistants.
Ward 3. — James A. Newcomb, Warden.
Daniel P. Grosvenor, Clerk. Elliot F.
Smith and Hezekiah Sleeper, Assistants.
Ward. 4.— Thomas F. Odell, Warden.
George F. Lord, Cleric. Walter S. Har-
ris and Nathaniel S. Glover, Assistants.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER,
CITY OE SPEINGEIELD.
CITY ELECTION,
FIRST MONDAY
DECEMBER.
CITYGOVEKKMElirT
OBGANIZED,
FIRST MONDAY
JANUARY.
CITY OFFICERS, 1855.
ELIPHALET TRASK, Mayor. Salary, $400.
Ward 1. — James M. Blanchard,
u 2.— W. C. Sturtevant,
" 3. — David Smith,
" 4. — Daniel Reynolds,
COMMON COUNCIL.
Ward 1.— E. B. Haskell, John M. Steb-
bins, Stephen Morse.
Ward 2.— 0. W. Wilcox, John Hooker,
3d, D. F. Bingham.
Ward 3.— Francis S. Graves, Rufus El-
mer, E. W. Dickinson.
Ward 4.-Abel B. Howe, John W. Hunt,
Jesse R. Caldwell.
Ward 5. — Nathaniel Howard, S. S.
Holmes, E. F. Mosely.
Ward 6.— J. G. Capron.
Ward 7. — Luther S Lewis.
Wark 8. — Samuel Webber.
Clerk of Common Council. — Charles
0. Chapin.
City Marshal. — Sylvester Churchill.
school committee.
Ward 1.— Chester R. Chaffee.
2.— John E. Taylor.
3. — Henry R. Vaille.
4.— Randolph E. Ladd.
5. — Charles P. Bragdon.
6. — Isaac P. Dickinson.
7. — Marcellus Pinney.
8.-T-Harvey E. Mosely.
City Clerk and Treasurer. — Joseph
Inscraham.
Warden.
George P. Steb-
Cowles, Warden.
Moses M. Brown,
Ward 5. — Wm. E. Montague,
" 6. — Henry Adams,
" 7. — James P. Chapman,
*' 8. — Harvey Foster.
WARD OFFICERS.
Ward 1. — Levi P. Rowland, Warden
Calvin W. Beckwith, Glerh Charles H
Hunt, James Stebbins, Francis Wood, In
spectors.
Ward 2. — Norman Norton,
Harrison Foote, Clerk.
bins, Charles Osborn, James S. Brown,
Inspectors.
Ward 3.— Asa F.
Wm. H. Smith, Cleric
Lewis L. Fitts, Nathaniel Upham, In-
spectors.
Ward 4. — Ephraira G. Norton, Warden.
Samuel G. Priest, Clerh. Gardner Adams,
Oramel Clark, Edwin S. Wright, Inspectors.
Ward 5. — Orrin Wood, Warden. G.
Hosmer, Clerk. Wm. Trench, 0. N.
Wood, A. G. Sinclair, Inspectors.
Ward 6. — Wm. W. Day, Warden. John
W. Russell, Clerk. E. M. Holcomb, J.
H. Call, A. C. Barton, Inspectors.
Ward 7. — John G. Daniels, Warden.
Henry Reynolds, Clerk. William R. Pur-
ple, Wm. H. Foster, Or in M. Lumbard,
Inspectors.
Ward 8. — Seth Coe, Warden. James
H. Osgood, 2d, Clerk. George W. Cha-
pin, Salmon Packard, Alden Warner, In-
spectors.
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263
CITY OF WOECESTER.
CITY ELECTION, .^^^-^^^^^K CITY GOVEENMENT
ORGANIZED,
SECOND MONDAY
DECEMBEK.
FIEST MONDAY
JAjNTUABT.
CITY OFFICERS, 1855.
GEORGE W. RICHARDSON, Mayor. Salary, $800.
ALDERMEN :
Ward 1. — Henry Earl.
" 2. — Samuel Davis.
" 3.— Wm. T. Merrifield.
" 4.— John P. Southgate.
COMMON COUNCIL.
George M. Rice, President.
Ward 1. — John Gates, Alexander Thayer,
Alexander Putnam.
" 2. — Samuel A. Knox, Horace Chen-
ery, Ozias Hudson.
" 3. — ^Reuben Randall, Leonard Poole,
Henry Tolman.
" 4. — Francis Harrington, Lewis Stur-
tevant, Nathan Washburn.
" 5. — Francis Strong, George E. Wy-
man, Edward S. Stebbins.
" 6. — Loring Wetherell, John B. Dex-
ter, Thomas Pierce.
" 7. — George M. Rice, Henry Griffin,
Thomas Earle.
" 8. — Joseph D. Daniels, Parley Ham-
mond, Joseph P. Cheney.
City Clerk. — Charles A. Hamilton.
Salary, ^300 and fees.
Clerk of Common Council. — William
A. Smith. Salary, $200.
Treasurer and Collector. — G. W.
Wheeler. Salary, $900.
City Messenger. — David Gleason.
Salary, $400.
School Committee at Large. — John
G. Adams, George Bushnell, Daniel E.
Chapin, William H. Harris, Horace James,
Philip L. Moen, Seth Sweetser, Putman
W. Taft.
Ward 5.— Wm. H. Harris.
" 6.— James H. Wall.
" 7.— Alvin Waite.
" 8. — Henry Goulding.
School Committee in Wards.
1. — Andrew Hutchinson, David Hitch-
cock.
2.— Warren Lazell, T. K Earle.
3.— William T. Sleeper, Thomas Tucker.
4. — Geo. H. Harlow, Asa L. Burbank.
5. — John F. Gleason, James A. Whipple.
6. — John .C. Newton, Gustavius A.
Jencks.
7. — Anthony Chase, Augustus Tucker.
8.— L. B. Nichols, Seth P. Miller.
Overseers or the Poor. — Ward 1,
Elisha Chaffin ; 2. Edward Earle ; 3. Leon-
ard Poole ; 4. Deering J. Rawson ; 5. Ed-
ward Southwick; 6. A. Jones Eaton; 7.
George M. Rice ; 8. Ebenezer Collier.
Assistant Assessors. — Freeman Up-
ham, William G. Maynard, Willard Jones,
Thomas M. Rogers, Cyrus Baker, Joseph
Perkins, Augustus Tucker, WiUiam W.
Pratt.
City Marshal. — Jonathan Day. Sal-
ary, $1,000.
Deputy Marshals. — Levi Jackson,
Benj. Walker. Salary, $700 eacL.
Constables. — Jonathan Day, Benjamin
Walker, Levi Jackson, Calvin W. Angier,
Charles H. Braman, Emory F. Wetherell,
George B. Coleman, Metcalf Hunt, Charles
W. Wilcox, David Gleason.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTEE.
A BUSINESS DIEECTOET
PATROIS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
A complete list of Counsellors, Physicians, and Clergymen will be found on pages 90 to 134.
Agricultural Stores.
Bean H. 0., South Groton
Burbank, Chase, & Co.. Lowell
Hay ward & Warren, Milford
Kinnicutt & Co., Worcester
Rogers J., Lowell
Ruggles, Nourse, Mason, & Co , Wor-
cester
Wallace Waldo, Fitchhurg
Wing Charles, Usbridge
Anolior Manufacturers.
Durfee J. & T., New Bedford
Holmes Alexander, Kingston
Apothecaries.
Allen & Brother, Pittsfield
Allen H. W., Lowell
Allen Ira, Roxbury
Arnold Edward, Marblehead
Ayer J. C. & Co., [Cherry Pectoral]
Lowell [ce.'iter
Barnard F., [Thompsonian Med.] Wor-
Baron Frederick, Lowell
Barton Gardner, Salem
Bixby C. C, North Bridgewater
Brewer D. & Son, Dorchester
Brooks W. A., Salem
Burditt A. A., Clinton
Bush & Co., Worcester
Bush Edward, Lowell
Cobb Tyler, North Bridge-water
Dickins .Tob T., Newburyport
Dyer N. N., (South) Abington
Eaton Lilley, South Reading
Emertou James, Salem
Foote J. L. & Son, Lowell
Geyer Charles R., Gloucester
Green James, Worcester
Green M. B.. Worcester
Harrington C. A., Worcester
Harris S. H., Jr., Methuen
Haskins Randall, Marblehead
Hayes Joseph R., Lowell
Hinckley 0. M., Barnstable
Holmes Lewis, Bridge-water
Hough H. C, [botanic] Provincetown
Howe G. S. & A. J.. Worcester
HowlandR., Greenfield
Hubbard Benjamin, Plymouth
Hunt C. & L., Hingham
Jennings John H., New Bedford
Kidder Samuel & Co.. Charlestown
Kidder Samuel, Jr.. Lowell
Kimball G. A., Haverhill
Ladd William M., Lynn
Lane James B., Fitchburg
Lothrop John L., Provincetown
Lothrop H. D., Salisbury
Mayberry & Blake, Lowell
Marsh E. H., Worcester
Millett N. C, Salem
Morse H. A. & Son, Holliston
Nason Jonathan, Amesbury
Nichols G. M., Worcester
Noyes Samuel, Watertown
Parks W. H., Great Barrington
Parsons S. C, Northamptou
Perkins A. T., Leominister
Prince Asa. Beverly
Proctor & Rhodes, Lynn
Putnam George, Salem
Ramsey A. H., Cambridge
Russell William, Winchendon
Scott D., Worcester
Scribner Isaac W., Lowell
Sisson Alexander, Lowell
Snow Zenas, Randolph
Southworth N. (Mattapoiset) Rochester
Sweetser T. A., Dan vers
Towne Augustus, Danvera
Trull E., Afoburn
Wallace Thomas, Salem
Ware Wm. H., Gloucester
Warren William, Brighton
White Henry, Roxbury
White S. C. & Co., Worcester
AVhiting F. T., Great Barrington
Wiley A. S., Cambridge
Woods 0. F., Barre
Youngman David, AYinchester
Apple Parers.
Larnard & Seagraves, Worcester
Architects.
Boyden Elbridge, Worcester
Coiiin Frederick J., Newburyport
Emmerton & Foster, Salem
Longley J. A., Westboro'
Auctioneers.
Allen Joseph F., (North) Andover
AUstrum & Holmes, Provincetown
Astatt John, (Mattapoiset) Rochester
Baldwin Francis, Billerica
Baylies J. & Co., New Bedford
Bourne Geo. A., New Bedford
Brown Brothers, Waltham
Cobb Joseph, Pembroke
Dykes & Ellis, Wareham
Ford John, Marshfield
Greenleaf George, Newburyport
Hersey J. B., Provincetown
Holmes Barnabas H., Plymouth
Inglee Edwin, Halifax
Joplin William D., Lawrence
Joslyn E. H., North Bridgewater
Leavitt .Joseph, Canton
Lefavour F. H., Salem
Low John, Methuen
Mclntire D. F., Fitchburg
Nichols George, Salem
Patch Ephraim B., Lowell
Pedrick & Closson, Lawrence
Peiroe Ebenezer W., Lakeville
Putnam A., Worcester
Stone Eliphalet, Dedham
Whitney John A., Ashland
Wright'lsaac, Plympton
Auger Bit Manufactory.
Leland & Brothers, [augers] Charlton
Awl Manufacturers.
Crownin, W. S., Haverhill
■Woodward James F., South Reading
Axe Manufacturers,
i Douglas Axe Co.— Warren Hunt, Agt.
Douglas
Pratt J. & Son, Shelburne (Falls)
Bakers.
Butler J. W. & T., Newbury
Fttz- J. & Co., Lynn.
Frost George, RoxDury
Gardner Simon, Salem
Greer George, Gloucester
Hancock Moses, Winchendon
Knight & Bartlett, Roxbury
Miner Mathias, Maiden
Pattee Jesse P., West Cambridge
Pearson H., Newburyport
Ropes B.H., Roxbury
Scripture I. F., Lowell
Smith Sabin M., Provincetown
Smith & Hamlin, Provincetown
Stow & Tebbets, Salem
Watson Benjamin R., New Bedford
Wilder David, North Bridgewater
AVillard J. H. & Co., Charlestown
Withington H., Medford
Balance Manufacturers.
Howard & Davis, Roxbury
Stephenson J. & L., Hingham
Bark Mills.
South-wick James, Danvers
Baths, and Bowling Alleys.
Smith & Johnson, Provincetown
Bedstead Manufacturers.
Crosbys & Comins, Lowell
Stratton D. C. & Co., Waltham
Bell Hanger.
Russell R., Lowell
Bellows Manufacturer.
Wheeler Loring, Fitchburg
Belt and Boll Manufacturers.
Gates Josiah, Lowell
Stevens A. & S., Lowell
Black Lead Mills.
Adams George, Westminster
Blacksmiths.
Andrews Oilman, Salem
Bates Moses, East Bridgewater
Bradford Waldo, North Bridgewater
Bryant Amasa, Lawrence
Bryant A. W., (East) Lexington
Childs Calvin,' Groton
Collins Oliver, Lawrence
Cook Nathaniel, (South) Abington
Cutts Richard, Salem
Dean Henry, New Bedford
Dickson A. & Co., West Roxbury
Dodge J. & Son, Danvers
Dorr RufuB B., Duxbury
Drew Job W., Kingston
Durfee James, New Bedford
Durfee James & Thomas, New Bedford
Eaton J. B., Lowell
Faunce Zenas, Jr., Duxbury
Fuller George, Plymouth
Garland G. W., Lowell
George E. H. & G. J., Newburyport
Guilford Samuel P., Ipswich
Hall John, Methuen
Ilamblin Elkanah, Wareham
Harvey Sylvanus, Plymouth
Haskell Benjamin, [ship smith] Glou-
cester
Holmes Nathan H., Plymouth
Jenkins Joel, Lowell
Littlejohn Orasmus, MiddleboroQgh
Mansur Da-rid, Lowell
Murchison Neil, Marblehead
Page J. T., Newburyport
Peart W. B.. (North) Danvers
Perkins Ezra, Kingston
Potter & Peirson, Salem
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265
Ranger Benjamin, Townsend (Harbor)
Richardson A. & N., Mancliester
Sawyer Ttiomas C. [W.) Amesbury
Scott Daniel M., Winehundoa
Stephenson ,T. & L., Ilingham
Stoddard Caleb, flingham
Strout Charles, North Bridgewater
Thacher Benj. Jr., (South) Dennis
Todd Charles L., Kowley
Vinal James B., Duxbury
Wilkins Charles, Salem
Bleaching.
Dmvers Bleaching Co.,Danver3
Blind, Hiage and Fastening
Manufacturers.
Mcintosh M. & Son, Roxbury
Boat and Ship Builders.
Burnham Aaron, 2d, Esses
Burnhara \V. R. & D. A., Essex
Courtney Benjamin, Essex
Ellery & Ilamilton, Gloucester
James & McKenzie, Essex
Parkhurst Charles, Essex
Snow Obadiab, Provincetown
Story Abef, Essex
Story Andrew, Esses
Story Epes, Essex
Bobbin Manufacturers.
FiskeG. W., Lowell
Loud & Parks, Winchendon
Murdock William, Winchendon
Bonnet Bleacheries.
Flanders Peter, Jr., Lowell
Grover Manley, Lynn
Stevens G. H. & A. S., Newburyport
Bonnet Manufacturers.
Blake Jeremiah, (North) Wrentham
Dearborn Harrison, Bridgewater
Pickens, King & Co., Middleboro'
Bookbinders.
Adams Robert, Fall Riyer
Allen William, Worcester
Call A. A., Newburyport
Denton E. & Co., Gambridgeport
Ford George L., Gloucester
Fowle G. W., Woburu
Gill Caleb & Co., Quincy
Herbert Thomas, Lynn
Hutchinson A., Worcester
Ives & Smith, Salem
Jaques A. B., Haverhill
Lathrop 11. D., Salisbury-
Litchfield R. Jr., Cambridgeport
Merrill & Straw, Lowell
Munroe J. M., Lynn
Nichols N. H., Lynn
Peters Samuel, Waltham
Proctor Francis, Gloucester
Richardson Alpheus, Methuen
Sargent Moses II., Newburyport
Simonds S. B , Lowell
Stacy , Jlilford
Stockbridge Edward A., Milford
Tilton J. G. & Co., [blank books,]
Newburyport
Booksellers.
Adams Robert. Fall River
Allen P. & Son, Pittsfield
Allen William, Worcester
Ballard & Bynner, Clinton
Bishop William, Plymouth
Bixby C. C, North Bridgewater
Brooks D. B. & Brother, Salem
Call A. A., Newburyport
Cloon Wm. F., Marblehead
Cobb Joseph, Pembroke
Denton E. & Co., Cambridgeport
Dewey & Eddy, Great Barrington
Dodge S., Dan vers
Dodge & Hubbard, Pittsfield
Dorr E. & Co., Worcester
Dow John C, Lawrence
Ford G*orge L., Gloucester
Fowle G. W., Woburn
Gill Caleb & Co.. Quincv
Gunn D. B., Shelburne (Falls)
Herbert Thomas, Lynn
Iliokley 0. M., Barnstable
Ilobbs Samuel F.. Lawrence
Howe William, New Bedford
Ilutchinsoa Andrew, Worcester
Ives & Smith, Salem
Jaques A. B., Haverhill
Livermore Edward & Co., Worcester
Lothrop II. D., Salisbury
March Oliver, Lowell
Merriam L., Greenfield
Merrill & Straw, Lowell
Molloy George, Lowell
Munroe J. M.,Lynn
Nichols N. II., Lynn
Perkins A. T., Leominster
Peters Samuel, Waltham
Phelps Ansel, Greenfield
Phelps Henry R. & Co., Fitchburg
Philbrick John, Lowell
Proctor Francis, Gloucester
Richardson Alpheus, Methuen
Sands Michael, Andover
Sargent Moses H., Newburyport
Shepley & Wo.llace. Fitchburg
Smith 0. A., Clinton
Stacy , Milford
Stockbridge Edward A., Milford
Tilton John G. & Co., Newburyport
Tucker E. N., Worcester
Wells George, Leuox
Whipple Henry & Son, Salem
Whitaker E. D., North Adams
Youngman David, 'iVinchester
Boot and Shoe Dealers.
AUen Otis L., Lowell
Arnold Edward & Co., Marblehead
Ashby J. J , Salem
Averill & Low, Salem
Bailey Ephraim, Provincetown
Bardwell R. B., Shelburne (Falls)
Bennett J. W. & D. R., Haverhill
Boardman Langley H., Lowell
Bosson & Glover, Salem
Bramhall Benjamin, Plymouth
Brewer S. D., Fitchburg
Brown Benj, F., Marblehead
Burbank S. M., New Bedford
Burnham & Gentlee, Manchester
Burr & Marsh, Hingham
Burrows Egbert, Lynn
Buswell Eben, Salem
Caldwell & Co., Ipswich
Coates John, (Hyannis) Barnstable
Cram M., Lawrence
Ewer Henry, Barnstable
Fisher J. B., Canton
Flint George'H., Danvers
Flint Wm. H., Gloucester
Ford Geo. L.. Gloucester
French J. B.,' Fall River
Fuller Josiah C, Plymouth
Iladley N. J.. (East) Cambridge
Haskell John W., Gloucester
Hill H. W., West Cambridge
Hovey C. L., [ladies'] N'th Bridgewater
Ilovey & Terren, Lawrence
Hutchinson 0., Lawrence
Johnson S. W., Milton
Kidder F. H. & Co., Medford
Low John, Methuen
Montgomery F. W., So. Braintree
Nash P. E., Danvers
Palmer Theron, Salem
Parsons Gorham, Gloucester
Pierce J. Q. A., Leominster
Pollard William, Winchendon
Richardson Jeremiah, Salem
Robinson R. & J. D., Newburyport
Smith & Brother, Worcester
Spear C. T. & Co., Orange
Staples 0. A. & E. H., Lowell
Symmes E., Lexington
Thompson E. P., Georgetown
Tolman C. W., Brookline
Trask John, Lynn
Wallace W. H., Cambridgeport
Wallis & Perkins, Beverly
Wellington M. K., Lowell
Wright Ilapgood, Lowell
Wright N. M., Lowell
Wyen B. F., Woburn
Young L., Provincetown
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
[See also Shoe.]
Ager Solomon, (Joppa) E. Bridgewater
AUlen II. B. Jr. & Co., Randolph
Alden Russell, (Campello) N'th Bridge-
water
Alden & Tolman, Randolph
Allen Francis R., Hamilton
Ashby J. J., Salem
Atherton, Stetson & Co., Stoughton
Bassett J. R., Marblehead
Bates Horatio G., East Bridgewater
Bennett J. W. & D. R., Haverhill
BigelowE B. & Co., [boots] Worcester
Bigelow E. B. & Co., Grafton
Bigelow J. F., (East) Abington
Blake Samuel, Jr., (South) Abington
Blanchard Daniel, ( East) Abington
Blanchard E. & C. C, Hanover
Blanchard J. & Co., Haverhill
Blanchard L. & I., (East) Abington
Bliss A. B., Shrewsbury
Bliss Cyrus, [boots] Worcester
Bliss George W., [boots] Worcester
Bliss & Co., [boots] Worcester
Boardman W. W., Saugus
Boyd John M. & Co., Marlboro'
Boylston & Beals, (North) Abington
Brickett F., Haverhill
Brown Addison, Haverhill
Brown Calvin K., Marblehead
Brown J. & Son, Marblehead
Brown Jo.siah, Haverhill
Bryant Seth, (Joppa) East Bridgewater
Burbank Stevens M., New Bedford
Burrage, Blake & Burrage, (South)
Abington
Caldwell A. & Co., Ipswich
Chaplin Henry P., Georgetown
Chase S. & C. W., Haverhill
Chessman Noah, North Bridgewater
Clark George, North Bridgewater
Clark Robert, Ilingham
Clark & Dearborn, Methuen
Cleverly Jos. & Co., (North) Abington
Cook J. T., Haverhill
Curtis Abner, (East) Abington
Curtis Joshua, Abington
Curtis Isaac F., North Bridgewater
Curtis Isaac L., North Bridgewater
Curtis Leander, (East) Abington
Gushing Charles, Abington
Davenport Edward W., Mendon
Dill Charles H., (East) Abington
Dill Joseph, (East) Abington
Dole Lewis H., Rowley [cester
Draper William A. & Co., [boots] Wor-
Dunham Henry, Abington
Dunham Jesse, Abington
Eaton Leonard & Co.. Middleboro'
Eddy & Leach, (East) Middelboro'
Ewer Henry, Barnstable
Faxon L. & Co., Abington
Fitch & Otis, [boots] Worcester
Fitts D. F. & Co., Haverhill
Ford Jamas, (North) Abington
Ford Thomas A., North Bridgewater
Foster William C, Rowley
Freeman J. B., North Bridgewater
French F, M., North Bridgewater
French S. M.. North Bridgewater
Fullerton Noah, (South) Abington
Gage J. D. & Brother, Methuen
Garney Thomas, Marblehead
George Frederick & Co., Methuen
Green J. C. Haverhill
Griffith N. H., Groveland
Grove Alonzo J., (East) Abington
Hadley S. J., (East) Cambridge
Harding I. & Co., Haverhill
Harmon George 0., Haverhill
Harris Joseph & Sons, Marblehead
Haskell William T., Marblehead
Hathaway Charles, North Bridgewater
Hay ward B. F., North Bridgewater
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ASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Hayward & Jackson, Fitchburg
Uerrick Charles, Topsfield
Hidden S. B. & Co , Marblehead
Hill H. W., West Cambridge
Hinds A. G., Grafton
Hitchings Edward, Saugus
mtchings Otis M., Saugus
Holmes & Packard, North Bridgewater
Hosum & Bailey, West Newbury
Howard & French, North Bridgewater
Howard Daniel, Randolph
Howard Daniel S, North Bridgewater
Howard David, North Bridgewater
Howard Henry, North Bridgewater
Howe Moses, Haverhill
Hudson Charles A., Groton
Hucking, Uewes & Co , Haverhill
Hunt Reuben, (North) Abington
Hutchinson 0., Lawrence
Jenkins N. S. & J-, (East) Abington
Johnson D. W.. Haverhill
Jones George W., At^hland
Jones J. W., Stoughton
Keene & Kennedy, (Joppa) East
Bridgewater
Keith A. & A. B., (Campello) North
Bridgewater
Keith Martin L., (Campello) North
Bridgewater [water
Keith Robert, (Joppa) East Bridge-
Kendall 0.,Athol
Kidder F. H. & Co., Medford
Kimball Alfred R., Haverhill
Kimball W. N. & Co., Haverhill
King Joshua H., Abington
Kingman Cyrus B., (Campello) North
Bridgewater
Kingman Ezra, (.>oppa) East Bridgew'r
Kingsley E. G. & B., Stoughton
Knight George & Co., Marblehead
Ladd John I., Groveland
Lakin & Earle, [boots] Worcester
Lane Daniel J., Plymouth
Lane Jenkins, (East) Abington
Lawrence A., Townsend (Harbor)
Lefavour P. & J-, Marblehead
Little & Noyes, Georgetown
Loring Geo. & Co., North Bridgewater
Loud A. S., Abington
Loud Joshua B., Abington
Loud & Dunham, Abington
Loud & Shaw, [boots] Abington
Lovering John A.. Georgetown
Mann Elbridge, [boots] Milford
Mann William, Maiden
Montgomery F W., (South) Braintree
Moore J.N., Lowell
Morrison Daniel, Rowley
Nash B. T. & Co., Abington
Nash Joshua L., Abington
Nash & Ramsdell, Abington
Newman Charles W., Winchendon
Newton D. F., Westboro'
Newton Otis, vVestboro'
Noyes Ira, [boots] Abington
Ordway W. & Co., Haverhill
Packard Edward S., North Bridgewater
Page Paul, Groveland
Parmenter H., Lowell
Pearl Peter E., Haverhill
Pratt G. W., [boots] (North) Abington
Pi-att & Ford. (North) Abington
Ramsdell Z. D., Abington
Rawson D. G. & R. T., West Boylston
Raymond Henry A., (North) Abington
Reynolds Franklin, North Bridgewater
Rice John W.,Barre
Richardson Theodore S., Woburn
Robinson R. & J. D., Newburyport
Sampson & King, Middleboro'
Sanborn Cyrus, Haverhill
Savary Charles G., Groveland
Savary George & Sons, Groveland
Savels S. & W. E., Stoughton
Sawins E. J., Haverhill
Sawyer & Wheeler, Haverhill
Shaw M. C. & Co., (Joppa) East
Bridgewater
Shaw Philander & Sumner, (East)
Abington
Shaw & Wheeler. (East) Abington
Smith Isaac, Leominster
Soule Josiah Jr., (East) Abington
Sparhawk John, Jr., Marblehead
Sparhawk Samuel, Marblehead
Staples Linus B., Uxbridee
Stetson Barnabas, (North) Abington
Stetson & Co., Stoughton
Stoddard R. A., North Bridgewater
Stoddard & Co., (South) Braintree
Stone J. S., Grafton
Stowe L. & Co., Worcester
Studley George, (East) Abington
Swan J. & Co., Stoughton
Symonds Chas. E., Salem [India rub.]
Tay Cyrus, Woburn
Teanney George J. & Co., Georgetown
Thaxter & Gushing, Abington
Thayer Joel, Randolph
Thompson E. P., Georgetown
Tibbetts & Stewart, Haverhill
Tirrill Americus G., (North) Abington
Tolman C. W., Brookline
Torrey Jesse, (North) Abington
Turner Noah, (East) Abington
Tutt Richard, Marblehead
Vanderwarker James, Bridgewater
Vau ban Joseph, Abington.
Vaughan Stetson, Abington [ton
Vining Spencer & Son, (South) Abing-
Vinton Josiah 0., East Bridgewater
Yinton William, East Bridgewater
Wales S. K., (North) Abington
Wales W. S., (North) Abington
Walker E. & Son, Milford
Wells & Newhall, Melrose
West Obadiah, (Joppa) East Bridgw'r
Wheelock Joseph R., Mendon
White T. W., Methuen
Whitmarsh Joshua, Abington
Whittier A. G., Haverhill
Whittier L. & Co., Haverhill
Wiley J. B., Abington
Wood G. B., Pepperell
Worthen George W., Haverhill
Wright & Marean, Hubbardston
Boot and Shoe Heel Manuf.
Curtis Elbridge, (Joppa) E. Bridgew.
Boot and Shoe Ink Manuf.
Packard E. & Co., Quincy
Boot &- Shoe Kits &, Findings.
Edes & Wood, Plymouth
Boot Tree Manuf.
Valentine Gerry, Worcester
Botanic Medicines.
Bumham J., Lawrence
Dickens Job T., Newburyport
Hill C. A., [physician] Worcester
Ordway & Wadleigh, Lawrence
Thompson M. E., Lowell
Webster Ervin, Plymouth
Box Manufacturers.
Allen Otis & Co., Lowell
Babcock H. S., Attleboro'
Belcher E. & G., Randolph
Blake G. W. & Co., Roxbury
Brooks A. L. & Co., Lowell
Blown Benj. & Son, (West) Newbury
Buffum David, Salem
Cushman G. H., Lynn
Grant A. & A., Medway
Hastings Emery, Barre
Keith Lewis, [shoe boxes] N. Bridgew'r
Kendall Ephraim, Winchendon
Matfield Slanuf. Co., E. Bridgewater
Osborn Dolphin, Cambridgeport
Page George G., Cambridgeport
Parks P. Jr., Winchendon
Patch Jcshua & Co., Lynn
Sawyer Asa, Cambridgeport
Simpson W. E. B., Cambridgeport
Stearnes A. T.,{PortNorfolk)Dorchester
Washburn & Willis, East Bridg«water
Wilson & Allen, Lawrence
Brass Founders &/ Copper Smiths.
Essex Company, Lawrence
Gifford & Topham, New Bedford
Hampshire Brass Foundry, W. B.
Clapp, Northampton
Richmond A. D. & Co., New Bedford
Sawyer & Parody, Taunton
Brewer.
Kent John, Charlestown
Brick Maker,
Ham A. & J., Roxbury
Low Samuel, Danversport
Putnam Joseph, [fire clay] Salem
Britannia Manuf.
Tauuton Britannia & Plate Company)
Taunton
Brokers.
Abbott E. E., AVorcester
Boyden John, Worcester
Bradford D.. Charlestown
Gary & Field, Worcester
Fowler H. L., Lowell
•Joplin W. D., Lawrence
Marvell Henry W., Lowell
Munn Lewis C., AVorcester
Nichols George, Salem
Thayer A. W., Northampton
Thayer Lewis, [real estate] Worcester
Brush Manuf,
Stoddard Benj. G., North Bridgewater
Bucket Manuf.
Corthell Robert Jr., Hingham
Button Makers.
Thayer W. & W. E., [hardware] Wil-
liamsburg
Williston Samuel & Co., Eastbampton
Cabinet Makers.
Allen G. W., Woburn
Allen H. P. & S. P., Manchester
Atwell Jesse L., Lynn
Baker A., Provincetown
Barnard H. F., Andover
Bent Luther, AVatertown
Brown S. P. & Brother, Plymouth
Burt John, Dorchester
Cain Manley W., Dorchester
Dunhaim S., North Bridgewater
Eustis Ebene?er, Danvers
Field Eustace, Bridgewater
Forster Lawre^ice & Co., Charlestown
French Daniel, East Bridgewater
Giles Alfred & Co., Rockport
Hancock Horace A., Cambridgeport
Healy J. AV'., AVorcester
Holbrook Loring, (South) Abington
Holmes F. M. & Co., Charlestown
Holmes & Crocker, Charlestown
Hubon H. & H. G., Salem
Howard & Clark, North Bridgewater
Jewett & Marshall, Manchester
Kelham & Fitz, Manchester
Kenney & Co., Dorchester
Kingman Josiah AA'., (Campello) North
Lee Charles, Manchester, [Bridgewater
Lyons & Workman, Shelburne (Falls)
Miles & Lyon, Greenfield [ester
Nelson & Gifford, (Mattapoiset) Roch-
Newman Mark, Ipswich
Parker B. G., Newburyport
Peabody & Mears, Manchester
Phillips Henry, Leominster
Raymond Charles, Plymouth
Ripley & Newhall, Hingham
Ruggles Samuel S., Dorchester
Ruggles Edward H. R., Dorchester
Russell & Baker, Dedham
Simonds WiUiam, ATinchester
Smallwood E. A., Newton
Smallwood & Morton, Roxbury
Soule George, Middleborough
Soule S. T., Wareham
Taber & ChoUar, AVorcester
Taft & Downes, Manchester
Taylor H. R., [patent crib manuf.]
Roxbury
Thayer AV. & W. E., Williamsburg
Twitchell & Stockwell, [pine]R»yalston
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
2(57
Vose & Bartlett, Royalston
Wallis Joseph, Salem
Ward Jonas, Millbury
Washburn Charles F,, Wareham
Wiley C. B., Abington
Woodbury Larkin, Manchester
Woodbury Seth D., Lynn
Candle Makers.
Brown George A., Worcester
Cane Seat Frame Mannf,
Sawyer J. & G., Templeton
Cane Splitter.
Newton Edmund, Gardner
Cap Makers.
Bent and Bush, Lowell
Davis A. S., Lowell
Car Head Limners.
Hampson, Holt & Co., Worcester
Card Manufacturers.
Earl T. K. & Co., Worcester
Fiske Wm. T., [playing cards] Dedham
Howe & Goodhue, Lowell
Carpenters and Builders.
Alden Bartlett R., East Bridge water
Adams William D., Roxbury
Bald Noah, Townsend
Booth & Hathaway, New Bedford
Brackett SUadrach R., Lowell
Brooks Asa, 2d, Westminster
Brown & Upton, Salem
Capron V. U., Attleboro'
Cobb Otis, (Cam pell o) N. Bridgewater
CoUamore Horace, Woburn
Crocker Francis, Provincetowa
Dustin William L., Lowell
Dyer John, ProTincetown
Evelith Aaron, Danvers (port)
Forbush J., Westboro'
Gifford T. J. & Co., Salem
Goldthwait & Day, Salem
Hammond Wm. C., Salem
Holmes Josiah Jr., [ship] (Mattapoiset)
Rochester
Holway E. W., Provincetown
Horn George W,, Watertown
Horn ■\Filliam Jr., Watertown
Howe H. C. & J. F., Lowell
Hutchinson J. H., Blarblehead
Hudson William, East Bridgewater
Keith Bela, North Bridgewater
Kendall Ephraim, Athol
King L. C, Plymouth
Lane Isaac N., (West) Newbury
Lawrence Gilmore, Ashburnham
Lyon Vinal. North Bridgewater
Marston John M., Roxbury
Marston J. M. & Co., Roxbury
MuUiken Henry, Lexington
Nicholas & Meserve, Canton
Packard Marcus, North Bridgewater
Peabody & Woodward, Lowell
Perkins Jason, North Bridgewater
Peterson John, North Bridgewater
Pettingill John, Lowell
Pope Thomas, Newton (Corner)
Puffer 0., Ashburnham
Randall Nathaniel K., Pembroke
Richardson H. H., Roxbury
Rider Daniel Jr. , Plymouth
Rider Joseph, Plymouth
Ripley Lewis, Kingston
Robinson D. S., [stairbuUder,] New
Bedford
Russell R., Lowell
Russell True, Roxbury
Sampson Eben S., Duxbury
Sanderson Henry, Townsend (Harbor)
Sanger Joseph & Son, Watertown
Sherman James, North Bridgewater
Simpson H. G., Roxbury
Smith James A., Salem
Smith John, Provincetown
Smith & Winship, [box mill] • West
Bridgewater
Snow Hutchins, North Bridgewater
Soule Cephas, North Bridgewater
Spirrill James N., South Scituate
Spinney W. 0. & A. B., Lynn
Storer Edward, West CambridRe
Storer & Blanchard, West Cambridge
Studley George, Hanover
Studley Gideon, (East) Abington
Taylor Thomas, Lynn
Thompson Andrew, Abington
Thompson Calvin, North Bridgewater
Thompson Josephus, (East) Abington
Tower H. N., Worcester
Walker & Sherman, Taunton
Wait Caleb, Maiden
Weston Benjamin, Plymouth
White & AV'inohester, Gloucester
Whiton Charles, Plymouth
Winslow E. M., West Boylston
Woodworth J. S., Worcester
Carpet Manufacturers.
Boston Carpet Co., Joseph Crawshaw,
Agent, Koxbury
Humphrey D. W. G., Lawrence
Knight & Maynard,(Assabet) Sudbury
Matthew J. ,[8-4 cotton hocking] Lowell
Norfolk Mills Co., Geo. W. Martin,
Sup't, Roxbury
Carpetings.
Calef John C, Gloucester
Chamberlain H. U. & Co., Worcester
Downing T. & Co., Salem
Ellis & Moorf!, (East) Abington
Hart Jason, Plymouth
Keith H. K. & Co., Kingston
Pulsifer D, & J., Salem
Robinson & Barry, North Bridgewater
Smith George P., Clinton
Sprague L. & Co., Fitcliburg
SweetserE. S., Newburyport
Taber & ChoUar, Worcester
Weaver Caleb G., Lowell
Webb & Claflin, Milford
Carriage Manufacturers.
Adams James E., Roxbury
Anderson E. S., Stoughton
Arnold Rhodes, (West) Amesbury
Brooking Thomas, Salem
Burroughs D. N., Lowell
Chase William, (West) Amesbury
Converse Samuel, Lowell
Corliss Varnum, Methuen
Cushiog J. T., Beverly
Dickson A. & Co., (Jamaica Plain) W.
Roxbury
Dickson William, West Cambridge
Doty Edmund, New Bedford
Eaton J. B., Lowell
Edwards & Childs, Shelbume (Falls)
ElUot John C, (West) Amesbury
Goodwin Ephraim, (West) Amesbury
Gray & Barker, New Bedford
Kidder & Zaingel, Charlestown
Long Charles W., Salem [tree
Mansfield Warren, [cars] (So.) Brain-
MulUken E. S., [omnibuses] Roxburyj
Osgood Thaddeus, (North) Danvers
Palmer Charles, (West) Amesbury
Phillips & Pickett, Greenfield
Sargent John, Jr., (W.) Amesbury
Sargent Willis P., (West) Amesburyl
Sargent, Harlow & Co., (W.) Ames-
bury [bury
Sargent, Gunnison & Co., (W.) Ames-
Sibley H., Worcester
Small Amos T., (West) Amesbury
Stevens Samuel, (West) Amesbury
Stocker & Loring, Salem
Sylvester Q. A., Townsend
Talbot Jabez, Jr., Stoughton
Teele & Hill, Medford
Tolman A. & Co., Worcester
ATatts & Tucker, Cambridge
Whitney & Tuttle, Salem
Whittier John P., Haverhill
Wood William F., Worcester
Woods H. & M., Shirley
Carriage Painters.
Sprague Joseph T., Hingham
Swift & Loring, Duxbuiy
Carriage Smith.
Adams J. E., Roxbury
Carriage Trimmers.
Adams J. E., Roxbury
Bent Everett, Watertown
Burgess James D., Charlestown
Carleton Hiram, Roxbury
Shaw J. C, (North) Danvers
Stetson Joseph, Kingston
Swift & Loring, Duxbury
Carvers.
Allen H. P. & S P., Manchester
Bent Everett, Watertown
Hartshorne Amory P., Medford
Nichols George, Medford
Shaw Joseph C, North Danvera
Taft & Downes, Manchester
Washburn William L., Springfield
Caulkers.
Cannon George, New Bedford
Cannon W. C, New Bedford
AVeeks Ebenezer, New Bedford
Chair and Sofa Makers.
Choate A. & Co., Rockport
Dane W. C, Manchester
Johnson Wm., Manchester
Stanley Rufus & Co., Manchester
Yennard E. S., Manchester
Chair Makers.
Brick A. H., Gardner
Collister, Rugg & Co., Gardner
Davis Alonzo & Co., Fitchburg
Day & Sawyer, (Bald wins ville) Tem-
pleton
Goodspeed Daniel J., Gardner
Greenwood Aaron L., (South) Gardner
Greenwood Walter, (South) Gardner
Greenwood & Wright, (South) Gardnw
Hogan, Stevens & Co., Gardner
Howe Samuel S., (South) Gardner
Jackson & Greenwood, Gardner
Kendall E. & G., Westminster
Merriam Oliver, Westminster
Merriam & Hill, Westminster
Merriam & Holden, Westminster
Murdock E., Wiachendon
Osborn, Greenwood & Perley, Winch-
endon [pleton
Parker. Jennison & Greenwood, Tern-
Pierce S. K., (South) Gardner
Sawin John, (South) Gardner
Sawin Levi H., Gardner
Stuart & Daggett, Charlestown
Wheelock A. P. & C. E., Orange
White Abner & Co., Gardner
Whitman J. M., Westminster
Whitney John, Westminster
Winchester C. & G. C, Ashburnham
AVood E. W., Greenfield
Wood Joseph, Fitchburg
Wright E., Gardner
Chemists— Manufacturing.
Davis H. V. & Co., New Bedford
Kidder Samuel & Co., Charlestown
Newton Chemical Co., Geo. Gardner
& Co., agents, Boston. H. Moore,
Supt., Waltham
Chronometer Manufacturer.
Greenough N. C, Newburyport
Cham, Pail, and Tub Manuf.
Murdock E., Winchendon
Murdock E., Jr., Winchendon
Cigars— Manufacturers.
Battis & Brown, Salem
Burbank S. C, Sandwich
Clifford & Ross, Newburyport
Curtis J. M., Worcester
Cuthbert Geo. M., Fitchburg
Douglass Royal, Cambridgeport
Emerson D. G., Lowell
McLauthlin Francis, East Bridgewater
Mengel C. C, Gloucester
Moore L. B., Lowell
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Mort J. W., Lowell
Norwood B. Augustus, Plymouth
Porter 0. C, Lawrence
Skinner II. & Son, Salem
Smith \Vm. 11., Salem
Wheelock Abner, Worcester
Cistern &/ Print Block Maker.
Pettingill John, Lowell
Civil Engineers &- Surveyors.
Banker James K , Lawrence
Doane T. & J. Jr., Charlestown
Garbett William A.. Roxbury
Mason William A , Cambridge (port)
Parker, Stearns, & Sanborn, Charles-
town
Sargeut Henry, Worcester
Swan & Straw, Lowell
Valentine .T., Worcester
Whitney Joseph, Kast Cambridge
Clergymen.
[See page 100.]
Clocks.
Howard & Davis, [manuf.] Roxbury
MoUoy George, Lowell
Clothing.
Annable Charles, Danvers (port)
ArHn S. N., Lowell
Ashton Wm. B., Salem
Ballou C. N. & J. W., Newbury port
Barnes H. H , Lowell
Blanchard E. & C. C, HanoTer
Bott S. R., DanTers
Boyd Joel, Essex
Burbank, Cha.«e & Co., Lowell
Carpenter E., I'oxboro'
Conway John, Marblehead
Crane Joshua E , Bridgewater
Dane J. ¥. & Co., Danvers
Dodge George, Salem
Drew J. D., LawTence
Dunham James H., Pittsfield
Dyer Nath. N., (South) Abington
Dykes & Ellis, Wareham
Edwards Benjamin, Salem
Edgerton L. K., Danvers (port)
Elwell & Dann, Gloucester
Emerson & l-ord, (North) Danvers
Fairfield J. N. & Co., Lawrence
Earring ton D., Lowell
Earrington Isaac, Lowell
Fuller Josiah S., Provincetown
Gifford S., Randolph
Granger, Hill & Co., Great Barrington
Griffin E., Salem
Hall Charles H., North Bridgewater
Hayward D., North Bridgewater
Heath & Dyer, Milford
Higginbottom T. H., Pittsfield
Hills George W., Lawrence
Holmes B. H., Plymouth
Holmes Lewis, Bridgewater
Howard William P., North Bridgewater
Johnson Willaid & Co., E. Bridge-
water
Kiley John, Lawrence
Macullar, Williams & Co., Worcester
Miller F. C, Provincetown
Millett Wm. P., Andover
Moulton Daniel, Lynn
Nash & Walsh, Abington
Neal M. 0., North Bridgewater
Nickerson Caleb & Son, Provincetown
Nickerson Charles, Provincetown
Nichols E. J., Lowell
Perkins & Brown, Salem
Pierce James G., Abington
Savil George & Co., Quincy
Selman B., Marblehead
Shaw Moses H., Jr., Gloucester
Showell Alfred, Lawrence
Sibley M. H., Salem
Small D. F., Provincetown
Smith George P., Clinton
Smith Wooster, Newburyport
Symmes Edmund, Lexington
Taylor Levi, Haverhill
Tufts George W., Gloucester
AVade Frank, Marblehead
Wallace W. H., Cambridge (port)
Weston & Atwood, Plymouth
Woodward Alfred G., Lowell
Coal and Wood.
Adams S., Beverly
Alley Daniel, Lynn
Angler Luther, Medford
Atkins W. A. & Co., Provincetown
Black Moses Jr. & Co., Danvers (port)
Bowley J. E. & G., Provincetown
Brackett A., Newton & Brighton
Burnham E. F. & W F., Danvers
Clifford & Neal. Lynn
Cook E. & E. K., Provincetown
Cook H. & S., Provincetown
Cook Randall, (South) Abington
Cook V. & W.,M., Fall River
Crane Levi L., Now Bedfoid
Dike John & Co., Salem
Dockham W. & Co., Newburyport
Dodge J. L., Salem
Dykes & Ellis, Wareham
Edmands Benjamin B., Charlestown
Fairbanks J. U., [coal] Fitchhurg
Fletcher Horatio, Lowell
Foster D. & Co., Beverly
Foster & Lovett, Beverly
Grover & Gauss, Salem
Hacker AYilliam A., Worcester
Hale Samuel & Co., Newburyport
Ilam A. & J., Roxbury
Hammond A. & Co., Charlestown
Hatch & Fitz, Salem
Hilliard T. & J. H. & Co., Provincct'n
Holt & Hastings, (East) Cambridge
Keith Lewis, North Bridgewater
Knights G. W., Manchester
Lane P. & Co., Abington
Livingston William, Lowell
Lock Amos, Woburn
Mclntire Lewis, Northampton
Mooney & Balch, Newburyport
Nickerson Paine & Co., Provincetown
Packard Henry S., New Bedford
Pearson W. M. & J. L., Newburyport
Peck F. S., Salem
Reed Amos S., (North) Abington
Rogers & Plaisted, Charlestown
Sanborn John S., Gloucester
Simmons Geo., Jr., Plymouth
Small Jesse, Provincetown
Swazey Thomas H., Lynn
Thatcher, Cook & Co., Provincetown
Union Wharf Store Co., D. Fairbanks,
Agent, Provincetown
Whittemore Nathaniel, Hingham
Coffee Grinders.
Butler J. \V. & T., Newburyport
Siickney & Poor, Charlestown
Tucker E., Salisbury
White W. J., Worcester
Cofian Warehouses.
AllenG.W., Woburn
Barnard H. F., Andover
Eustis Ebenezer, Danvers
Field Eustace, Bridgewater
Hastings Joseph, Millbury
Holbrook Loring, [metallic burial
cases] (South) Abington
Hubon H. & II. G., Salem
Hubon H. G., Salem (port)
Litchfield lioland, Jr., Cambridge
Lockhart D. & 'SV., (East) Cambridge
McCaren Terrence, Lowell
Servey & Uadley, Worcester
Taylor H. R., Roxbury
Collar Maker.
Purcell M. H., Andover
Collector.
Baker Edward, Worcester
Comb Manufacturers.
Carleton D. N. P., West Newbury
Emery C. H., West Newbury
Emery L. A. & Co., West Newbury
Marshall J. & C. P., West Newbury
Smith David, West Newbury
Wakefield G. W., Leominster
Commission Merchants.
Allstrum & Holmes, Provincetown
Bartlett I. H. & Son, New Bedford
Bassett & Fairbanks, Worcester
Follansbee J. M., Worcester
Hatch & Taisey, Lowell
Joplin W. D., Lawrence
Patch E. B., Lowell
Pedrick & Closson, Lawrence
Putnam A., AVorcester
Confectioners.
Burbank S. C, [dealer] Sandwich
Dickey B. F. & Co., Lowell
Frencli A. B., Lowell
Hobbs E. R., Lowell
Lauthlen J. M., Lawrence
Noyes W. H., Gloucester
Parmenter U., Lowell
Proctor & Rhodes, Lynn
Ropes B. II., Koxbury
Tilden Robert, New Bedford
Coopers.
Adams & Powers, Townsend
Bly Isaac, New Bedford
Burnham Wm., 2d, Es.*ex
Corthell Robt.,Jr., [buckets] Uingh'm
Davis Elnathan, Townsend
EUioto Richard, Danvers (port)
Fessenden Walter, Townsend
Harlow I., W^areham
Kehew Samuel, Salem
Merril J. & Son, Salem
Nichols Wm. H. & Brother, Salem
Perkins John & Brother, Gloucester
Roundy Thomas, Salem
Rowell Edward, Salem
TuckAzorH., Gloucester
Copper Manufacturer.
Revere Copper Co., F. W. Lincoln,
Agent, Canton
Copper and Brass Pounders.
Chapin Jason, Worcester
Lucas WiUiam, [smith] Worcester
Green Asher, Fitchhurg
Copper Pumps.
Burbank S. C, Sandwich
Freeman Ezra, Provincetown
Copper Smiths.
Campbell Robert C, Roxbury
Dana J. H. & Co., Lawrence
Gay & Allen, Roxbury
Spaulding Z. P., Fitchhurg
Wilder J. & Co., Lowell
Cord and Line Manuf.
Chisholm Joseph, Salem
Glover Daniel, Marblehead
Cordage Manuf.
Coker Stephen, [dealer] Newburyport
Hingham Cordage Co., Hingham,
Whiton, Train & Co., Agents in
Boston
Plymouth Cordage Co., Plymouth,
Bourne Spooner, Agent
Robbins Cordage Co., Josiah Robbing,
Agent, Plymouth
SewaU, Day & Co., Roxbury
Webber John, Jr., Roxbury
Cotton Manufacturers.
Ackley N. F., Athol
Ackley Nathan F., Fitchhurg
Ackley N. F., F. D. Whitmg, Agent,
Ashburnham
Atlantic Cotton Mills, Lawrence, H. K.
Oliver, Agent ; Wm. Gray, Boston,
Treasurer
Cotton and Iron Factory, [ticking] H.
Temple, Agent, Dorchester
Curtis A., Worcester
Dane Manufacturing Co., Ipswich, Geo.
W. Heard, President ; Thos. Lord,
Treas.: John Hobbs, Agent
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
269
Dyson, Brierly & Co.,Millbury
Globe Slills, Newburyport, J. Hatha-
way, Pres. ; John Porter, Treas. ;
Dau'l D. Crombie, Agent
Grafton Manuf. Co., A. F. Smith, Ag't,
(New England Village) Grafton
Greenville Manufacturing Co., J. P.
Williston, Agent, Northampton
Griswold Manuf. Co., Coleraine
Hadley Falls Manuf. Co., Otis Holmes,
Agent, Ilolyoke
Hayden & Saunders, Williamsburg
James Mills, Newburyport, Robert
13ayley, Pres.; Chas. J. Brockway,
Treas.; D. D. Tilton, Agent
Mansfield William, [thread, knitting
cotton and twine] Canton
Mcintosh M. & Son, Roxbury
Mechanics Manufacturing Co., Henry
Weaver, Agent, Attleboro'
Metacomet Cotton Mill, Richard Bor-
den , Agent, Fall River
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co., Salem,
Edmund Smith, Agent
New Bedford Steam Cotton Manuf. Co.,
John L. Rodman, Agent, New
Bedford
Newcomb Thomas & Co., [threads]
Kingston
Nelson Mills, AVinchendon
Ocean Mills, Newburyport, Joslah Lit-
tle, Pres. ; James Reed, Treas. ;
Benjamin Saunders, Agent
Pheon Cotton Manuf. Co., Shirley
(Village) A. G. Snell, Agent
Shepherd J. S. & Co., [wicking] Can-
ton
Sherwin Levi, Fitchburg
Smith & Pratt, (New England Village)
Grafton
Stetson Joshua Jr., [ticking] Walpole
Waters A. U. & Co., MiUbury
Whitin C. E., Uxbridge
Whitin P. & Sons, Northbridge
Williams A. C, Holden
Womsutta Mills, G. Grinnell, Pres. ;
Edward L. Baker, Treas. ; Thomas
Bennett, Jr., Agent, N. Bedford
Cotton Bleachery.
Walker & Upton, Danvers
Cotton &, Woollen Print Works.
McLaren George, Acton
Schouler AV'iUiam, Acton
Sutton Manuf. Co., Geo. H. Hoppin,
Agent, Providence, R. I.; Seth
Hartwell, Supt., (Wilkinsonville)
Sutton
Cotton Duck Manuf.
Old Colony Duck Co., ( Chilton ville)
Plymouth, Isaac Hayden, Agent
Cotton Gin Manuf.
Bates, Hyde & Co., Bridge water
Carver, Washburn & Co., Bridgewater
Cotton Thread.
Chase C, Fall River
Cotton Waste Dealer.
Temple Jason, Worcester
Counsellors.
[See page 90.]
Country Stores.
Adams A. B. & Co., (East) Wareham
Adams Samuel, Beverly
Aldrich Henry A.,Mendon
Abbott Albert, An dover
Allen & Sons, Greenfield
Bacon George W., Newton (Corner)
Baldwin T. A., West Medford
Bartlett P. & Son, Sterling
Bassett, Chickering & Co., Athol
Batchelder Oliver F., Danvers
Deal J . & Son, Stoughton
Belcher Charles W., Bridgewater
Bement Joseph, Ashfield
Blanchard E. & C. C, Hanover
Boutwell & Crosby, Groton
Bramhall George, Jr., (Chiltonville)
Plymouth
Brayton T. A. & Co., (North) Adams
Brett & Kingman, North Bridgewater
Brown Benj. & Son, (West) Newbury
Brown G. & W., Winchendon
Brown S. W., Gloucester
Bulkley Charles T.,PittsQeId
Bullock B. & Co., Royalston
Burnham George W., Essex
Burnham Leonard, Gloucester
Burnham & Gentlee, Manchester
Burnham & Goodhue, Essex
Burr C. & Co., Ashby
Caldwell John, Jr., Newburyport
Chapin A. B. & Co., Pittsfield
Clark William, (Ponds) Plymouth
Clary John, (West) Amesbury
Cobb David, North Bridgewater
Cole Andrew, Newton (Corner)
Conant John A., East Bridgewater
Cook E. & E. K., Provincetown
Cook H. & S., Provincetown
Cook Randall, (South) Abington
Cotton W. D. & Co., Attleboro'
Courtney Benjamin, Essex
Cowing & Park, (South) Deerfield
Crane tloshua E., Bridgewater
Curtis Abner, Abington
Curtis Albert, Worcester
Curtis Leander, Abington
Dane Joseph F. & Co., Danvers
Davenport E. W., Mendon
Davis W. & W., Lancaster
Day B. R., Winchendon
Drury John 0., Montague
Dykes & Ellis, Wareham
Dyson, Brierly & Co., Millbury
Eddy Joshua, Middleborough
Eddy & Leach, Middleborough
Edwards B., Littleton
Elliot Samuel, Tyngsboro'
Ellis Benjamin, Carver
Ellis & Moore, (East) Abington
Emmerson & Lord, (North) Danvers
Faxon, Wilkes & Litchfield, Abington
Fayerweather & Griggs, Westboro'
Fearing E. C, (South) Hingham
Ford James, Jr., (North) Abington
Ford James, Jr., & Co., (North) Ab-
ington
Ford Nathaniel & Sons,Dusbury
Ford Richard, Randolph
Foster & Lovett, Beverly
French Edward C., North Bridgewater
French Edmund, Hingham
French, Tapley & Co., (Tapleyville)
Danvers
Friend George & Co., Gloucester
Gardner M.T., Shirley
Gates George F., Shirley (Village)
Goddard & Ward, Orange
Goodrich C. & Co., Stockbridga
Gould J. A.,Brookline
Goulding James I., Athol
Goulding & Lincoln, Athol
Haskins Moses, Rockport
Hastings L. M., West Boylston
Hathaway G. C, Natick
Harding Alpheus, Jr., New Salem
Harrington Samuel, Grafton
Hatch Henry D., Leicester
Hawes G. T., Beverly
Herrick Semuel, Hamilton
Hersey Caleb, (South) Hingham
Hersey George, Jr., & Co., Hingham
Higgins & Abbot, Andover
Hill William R., Sutton
Hilliard T. & J. H. & Co., Province-
town
Hitchcock & Hastings, Charlemont
Holmes Lewis, Bridgewater
Hopkins Joshua F., Provincetown
Howe Barney, West Boylston
Howe & Rugg, Gardner
Howe Oliver, Shirley
Hunt C. & L., Hingham
Inglee Edwin, Halifax
Ingolls & Tyler, (North) Adams
Jameson W. N. & Co., Plymouth
Jewett Israel K., Ipswich
Johnson Nathaniel L., Orange
Johnson Willard & Co., East Bridge-
water
Jones G. W., Ashland
Joplin W. D., Lawrence
Keith Henry K. & Co., Kingston
Kimball W. E., Topsfield
King & Nash, Abington
King Joseph, Orange
Knowles William W., Brewster
Lawrence J. D., Saugus
Lee & Lincoln, Templeton
Lee & Wood, (BaldwinviUe) Templeton
Lovell E., Millbury
Loud A. S., Abington
Mann E., 3d, Randolph
Mansfield E. & Co., South Reading
Mansfield & Sons, Glouce.ster
Marchant & Wells, Gloucester
Marsh John J., Haverhill
Mawley & Co., (Jonesville) Templeton
Maynard & Knowlton, Shrewsbury
McNeal C. G., ^vndover
Meigs L. & Co., (Mattapoiset) Roch-
ester
Miller F. C, Provincetown
Morey & Smith, Pittsfield
Morton Alvin G., Plymouth
Nash, French & Co., Hingham
Nash Edward I., Hinsdale
Nash & Walsh, Abington
N. E. P. Union, No. 354, Beverly
Newcomb Z. C. & Son, Bernardston
Nickerson C. & Son, Provincetown
Nickerson Charles, Provincetown
Nickerson Paine & Co., Provincetown
Noyes & Southworth, North Bridge-
water
Nutter Isaac, East Bridgewater
Packard Sidney, (Campello) North
Bridgewater
Partridge & Fales, (South) Royalston
Parker Peter, Groveland
Parkers. H., (Sutton Mills) Andover
Parkhursfc C, Gloucester
Parkhuret D., Gloucester
Parsons Wm.2d, & Co., Gloucester
Peirce Peter H. & Co., Middleborough
Perkins & Hobart, Bridgewater
Pew J., Gloucester
Peirce John Q. A., Leominster
Pheon Cotton Manuf. Co., Shirley
(Village)
Pond & Thayer, HoUiston
Porter Samuel & Co., Beverly
Potter & Qerrish, Groton
Pope C. E. & E. T., Sandwich
Pressy E. G., Bradford
Prince Asa, Beverly
Read R. & Son, Lowell
Reed & Davis, Lexington
Robinson & Barry, North Bridgewater
Root & Potter, Greenfield
Ryder Godfrey, Jr., Provincetown
Sargent, Gunnison & Co., (West)
Amesbury
Savary George & Sons, Groveland
Savery Wm. S., Carver
Sawyer C, Methuen
Sayward Epes & Co., Gloucester
Shattuck W. & G., Groton
Shaw S. D., East Bridgewater
Slade & Allen, Manchester
Small Jesse, Provincetown
Smith & Hill, (East) Lexington
Smith William H. 2d, (East) Lexington
Southworth Edward N., North Bridge-
water
Spellman C. G. & Co., Williamsburg
Sprout James B., Wareham
Stevens Warren, (North) Andover
Stimson, Whitney & Co., Ashburnham
Taft Robert, Douglas
Taft Robert, Uxbridge
Taylor A., Winchester
Thayer W. & W. E., Williamsburg
Thomas Ira, Middleborough
Thompson & Tidd, AVoburn
Thompson Waldo, Swampscott
Thorp L. & Co., Athol
Thurston W. S., (South) Lancaster
Tucker E., Salisbury
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Turner Ezeklel C, Plymouth
Tuttle James & Co., Acton
Tyler & Stiukney, Georgetown
Vinton George A., Southbridge
Vinton Otis i\, AVestboro'
Waite Horace, Leicester
AVales & Conant, Barnstable
AVarren A. W. & Co., Danvers (port)
Warriner James, Pittsfield
Waterman C. H. & Co., Sandwich
Wells S. V. & Co., Amesbury
Wells J. H. & Co., Easthampton
Wells & Newhall, Melrose
West J. C. & Brother, Pittsfield
Wheelock C. W., Mendon
Whitcomb Oliver, Townsend (Harbor)
White & Hodges, (North) Andover
Whitman & Perry, Wiiliamstown
Whitmarsh & Cushman, Abington
Whitney & Bowen, Shelburne (Falls)
Winchester C. & G. C, Ashburnham
AVixon Joshua, Jr., (South) Dennis
AVonfon J. F., Gloucester
Wonson Sam'l & Son, Gloucester
AA'ood Harvey, Groton
AVood & Cushman, Greenfield
AVoodbury J. & Son, Gloucester
Woods & Co., Barre
Worcester F. & Co., (Joppa) Bast
Bridgewater
AVright Isaac, Plympton
Court Plaster.
Hayward E. E., Hadley
Crockery.
Arnold W. F., Northampton
Bassett N. G., Newburyport
Breed & Child, (W'est) Lynn
Bruce A. AV., Cambridgeport
Brown John, Jr., Concord
Caldwell J. AV., Clinton
Carlton J. H., Haverhill
Currier & Thompson, Lawrence
Davis J. F., Barre
Elliott Wm. AV., Leominster
Farrington D. AV. C, Lowell
Fayerweather & Griggs, Westboro'
Flagg Hiram, AVobvirn
Kendrick James, Plymouth
Mansur Stephen, Lowell
Merrill Amos, Danvers
Pedrick & Closson, Lawrence
Phelps & Hale, Worcester
Peirce J. Q. A., Leominster
Smith G. B., Clinton
Symmes E., Lexington
Webb & Claflln, Milford
Curriers.
Bardwell A. & Son, Shelburne (Falls)
Bixby Thomas, Lowell
Braden James, Salem
Butters Silas, Haverhill
Chandler & Basford, Danvers
Chase Samuel C, Charlestown
Claflin William F., Danvers
Cusick & AVhaty, Salem
Davis AVarren P., Salem
Elliott L. W., Danvers
Frye Daniel, Salem
Guild Chester & Sons, Charlestown
Haskell Daniel C, Salem
Hodgkins J. S., Danvers
Horton Nathaniel, Salem
Jeffers William, Haverhill
Johnson Ephraim H., Danvers
Looby Thomas, Salem
Lord J. A., Danvers
Lord AViUiam N., Danvers
Low Benjamin, Georgetown
Martin AViUiam P., Salem
Nelson & Merrill, Danvers
Nichols Thomas, Salem
Pinder & Brown, Danvers
Pitman J. C, Salem
Pitman N., Salem
Pollard Samuel 0., Charlestown
Rooney Terrence, Danvers
Rupp Andrew, Salem
Southwick James, Danvers
Stimpson J. C, Salem
Stimpson James B., Salem
Tibbetts H., Salem
Varney William D. & S., Salem
AValden Joseph F., Salem
Westcott Jas., (AVilkinsonville) Sutton
AVorthen Lyman, Haverhill
Curriers' Tables and Tools.
Grant Joshua B., Salem
Cutlery.
Lamson, Goodnow & Co., Shelburne
(Falls)
Russell J. & Co., Green River AVorks,
Deerfield
Daguerrean Artists.
Babbitt Lewis, AVorcester
Bridge Erastus, Lawrence
Buel E. AV., Pittsfield
Chapin M. S., AVorcester
Claflin C. R. B., AVorcester
Cummings J. G., Amesbury
Gilchrist George C, Lowell
Hall Alfred, Lawrence
Hathaway T. S., AVorcester
Hardy Jason, Lawrence
Lucas Stephen, Plymouth
Maxham B. D. & Co., A\ orccster
Miller R. A., Lowell
Moulton J. AV., Salem
Simpson A. J., Lowell
Snell AA'illiam, Salem
Thacher L. P., Middleborough
Thayer Charles, Charlestown
AVarren G. K., Lowell
Daguerreotype Apparatus.
Babbitt Lewis, AVorcester
Dentists.
Abbott Samuel, Lowell
Batchelder J. H., Salem
Blake D. S., Newburyport
Blethen A. C, Lynn
Bowdoin W. L., Salem
Bradley J. P., Duxbury
Collins Hiram, Salisburv
Cook A. A. & G. L., Milford
Farnum Joseph Jr., Salem
Fisk & Pevey, Clinton
Fowler N. C, Yarmouth
Horn C. F., Clinton
Howe AViUiam J., Abington
Howland A. A., Barre
Little J., Foxboro'
Macomber H. N., Lynn
Manley H., Lawrence
Mumford M. M., Newburyport
Swain N. H., Lowell
Thomas C. R., Roxbury
Thompson J., North Bridgewater
Vinal WUliam D. & Son, LoTvell
Washburn N., Bridgewater
AVhitney George R., Provincetowu
Distillers.
Stratton & Howland, Charlestown
Doors, Sashes and Blinds.
AbeUs & Co., Northampton
Armsby, Morse & Co., Millbury
Bartlett J. & J. AV., AVorcester
Batchelder John F., Haverhill
Beckworth Alvah A., Fitchburg
Bowker George, Fitchburg
Chase Jacob, Lynn
Chipman W. C. & I. K., Sandwich
Cobb Perez N., Athol
Cushman E. S., New Bedford
Darling A. B. & Co., (North) Adams
Dunbar & Soule, North Bridgewater
Ellis Edwin, Athol
Favor & Hatch, Lowell
Fifield Edward, LoweU
Fiske & NorcrosB, LoweU
Kempton R. A., Lawrence
Kendall & Ellenwood, Athol
Morse Leonard, HoULston
Morrill & Thorudike, Salisbury (point)
Osborn Dalphon, Cambridge (port)
Parlin A., Natick
Peabody & Woodward, LoweU
Phelps William & Co., Salem
Priest & Noone, Watertown
Russell Henry, AVatertown
Rand Jacob. Brighton
Spooner Charles M.. Athol
Stevens D. & C. P., Worcester
AVaterman & Litchfield, Medford
AVheeler Jonathan, Athol
Door Plates.
Appleton J. P., Lowell
CoDgdon S. B., AVorcester
Lucas AViUiam, Worcester
Draughtsman.
Scott E. AV., LoweU
Dry Goods.
Allen Samuel B., East Bridgewater
Annable Charles, Danvers (port)
Bacon George AV., Newton (Corner)
Bates & Saunders, Cambridge
Batrles A. S., Lowell
Baylies F. & H., North Bridgewater
Bernhard Benjamin, Newburyport
Bettis & Palfiay, Salem
Bolkcom & AVhittier, Lawrence
Boyden Benj., Dedham
Brett & Kingman, North Bridgewater
Brown AViUiam B., Marblehead
Brown & Rogers, Milford
Bruce A. AV., Cambridge (port)
Burnham & Gentlee, Manchester
Brooks S. H.. Rockport
Caldwell John, Jr., Newburyport
Caldwell J. AV., Clinton
Calef John C, Gloucester [tet
Chamberlain Barnard & Co., Worces-
Chamberlain R. H., Salem
Chase S. & C. W., Haverhill
Chase AViUiam, (West) Lynn
Clark H. 0., AVorcester
CogshaU AA'illiam S., Fitchburg
Cook Ephraim R., Provincetown
Crocker AViUiam, Milford
Cutler AVUliam, Danvers
Daniels George P., Danvers
Dix Asa C, Salem
Downing Thomas & Co., Salem
Dyer N. N.. (South) Abington
Ellis & Moore, (East) Abington
Emerson H. C, Danvers
Emerson & Lord, (North) Danvers
Evans Thomas, Marblehead
Flagg Hiram, AVoburn
Foster John M., Salem
Fowle John, 2d, Woburn
French Edmund, Hingham
Goldthwait Willard, Salem
Goulding James I., Athol
Hammond Benjamin F., Hingham
Harden J. J., Fitchburg
Hardy B. T.. Lowell
Hardy D. & Co., LoweU
Hardy Jason, Lawrence
Hart Jason, Plymouth
Heald J. H. A., Lexington
Hill George C, Salem
HiUAV. & R., Salem
Hosford H. & Co., Lowell
Howard AViUiam P., North Bridgewater
Hunt M. J., Mrs., Lawrence
Jameson AViUiam N. & Co., Plymouth
Johnson AVillard & Co., East Bridge-
■water
Keith Henry K. & Co., Kingston
Keyes & Benthall, Lawrence
Litchfield J. Jr., Randolph [ter
Meiggs L. & Co., (Mattapoiset) Roches-
Merrill Amos, Danvers
Mudge George AA^, Lynn
Paine James C, Provincetown
Paine J. A., Salem
Peirce I'eter H. & Co., Middleborough
Piper S. H. & Co., HaverhiU
Porter Eben, Haverhill
Price A. B., Salem
Robinson & Barry, North Bridgewater
Savil George & Co., Quincy
Seavey Isaac P., Newburyport
Smith George P., CUnton
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DIRECTORY
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Smith 0, A., Clioton
Sprague L. & Co., Fitchburg
Stiles James F., Fitchburg
Strain John, Lawrence
Sweetser E, S., Newburyport
Taber E. & Co., New Bedford
Tolman G. B. & Co., Lynn
Uptou John, Fitchburg
Valpey Samuel B., (West) Lynn
Vaughan George, Middleborough
Walker & Tutfle, Lawrence
Warren A. W. & Co., Danvers (port)
Weil L., Amesbury
ATebb & Claflin, Milford
Wolf Samuel, Gloucester
Wyman N., Woburn
Dyers.
Barrett & Brothers, Maiden
Olieford Weare, LoweU
Holt John, Lowell
Roles Samuel, Jr., Salem
Stevens G. H. & A. S., Newburyport
Dye Woods, Drugs, &i/0.
Harrington C. A., Worcester
Harris S. H. Jr., Methuen
Howe G. S. & A. J., Worcester
Lane James B., Fitchburg
Scott D., Worcester
Talbot C. P. & Co., Lowell
Edge Tools, Shoe Tools, &c.
Baker B. K., Williamsburgh
Cobb Tyler, North Bridgewater
Hitchcock Heman, Williamsburg
Jacobs Joseph & Son, [edge] (South)
Hingham [IJridgewater
Lincoln Charles & Son, [awls] North
Small D. F., Provincetown [ham
Whiton Charles, [edge] (South) Hing-
Willis George, North Bridgewater
Electro Platers.
Arnold J. G., Worcester
Ellis A. S. & W. C, Springfield
Enamelled Car Linings.
Husband Charles & Co., Taunton
Engravers.
Arnold .T. G., Worcester
Congdon S. B., [stencil] Worcester
Kuox J. B., [percussion seal press]
Worcester [ter
Southgate J, F., [copperplate] Worces-
Burnham E. F. & W. F., Danvers
Drakes S. P. H., Newburyport, Law-
rence and Boston
Ferre Hiram, Northampton
Fancy Goods.
Barrett H., Lancaster
Fenno William D. & Son, Worcester
Hale Moses, Newburyport
Hopkins Joshua F., Provincetown
Peters Samuel, Waltham
Prince Asa, Beverly
Proctor Francis, Qloncester
Skerry Francis, Jr., Salem
Tilden R., New Bedford
Faucet and Molasees Gate Man-
ufacturer.
Gifford, Chase & Co., Fall River
File Manufacturers.
Taunton File Works, Henry Wilson &
Sons, Agents, Taunton
Fire Annihilators. [PMUips.]
Wells J. L., Northampton
Fire Engine Manufacturer.
Howard & Davis, Roxbury
Fisheries.
Adams Samuel, Beverly
Foster & Lovett. Beverly
Knight George & Co., Marblehead
Preston & Co., Salem
lirown Samuel W., [curer] Gloucester
Currier Charles, Newburyport [ter
Friend George & Co., [curer] Qloucesi-
Hale Samuel & Co., Newburyport
Mansfield J. & Son, [curer] Gloucester
Marchant & AVells, Gloucester
Parkhurst Charles, Gloucester
Parkhurst David, [curer] Gloucester
Parsons William 2d & Co., Gloucester
Perkins John & Brothers, Gloucester
Pew John, Gloucester
Riggs F. E. & Brother, Gloucester
Sayward Epes & Co., Gloucester
Wanson John F., Gloucester
Wanson Samuel & Sons, Gloucester
Woodbury John & Son, [curers] Glou-
cester
Fish Dealers.
Allstrum & Holmes, Provincetown
Atkins M. A. & Co., Provincetown
Barnes Bradford, Plymouth [town
Hilliard T. & J. H. & Co., Province-
Flour and Grajn.
Andrews & Thompson, HoUlston
Aldrich Sc Co., Worcester
Bartlett P. & Son, Sterling
Blanchard, Wright & Co., Lowell
Bowker Brothers, Salem
Brackett A., Newton (Corner)
Brown & Durfee, Fall River
Brown & Rogers, Milford
Burnham & Gentlee, Manchester
Cook Randall, (South) Abington
Corner Josiah, LoweU
Crocker James B., Yarmouth (port)
Dexter & Eddy, Worcester
Dodge E. & Co., Salem
Dyer N. N., (South) Abington
Dykes & Ellis, AVareham
Ellis & Howard, Milford
Emerson & Lord (North) Danvers
Furness W. P., Lawrence
Hastings Benjamin, Concord
Hastings T. & Co., (East) Cambridge
Hathaway G. C, Natick
Higgins & Abbot, Andover
Howe Andrew, West Cambridge
Johnson H. N., Holliston
Kenney & Bennett, Lexington
Knowles William W., Brewster
Lamper J. B., Lynn
Lane Peter & Co., Abington
Mclntire Lewis, Northampton
Pond & Thayer, Holliston
Prime, Kenney & Co., Salem
Proctor J. B. & Co., Fitchburg
Reed Amos S., (North) Abington
Taylor A., Winchester
Tufcs N, Jr., Charlestown
Vinton 0. F., Westboro'
Waterman C. H. & Co., Sandwich
Whiton Bela, Hingham
Wood Samuel, Lowell
Fork Manufactory.
Pope & Parsons, Shirley (Village)
Fruit Dealers.
Ross Horace, Fitchburg
Vickary Otis, Lynn
Fur Dresser.
Gammell John, West Cambridge
Famishing Goods.
Kimball William, Cambridge
Gifford P., Randolph
James B. & C, Worcester
Furniture and Feathers.
Adams & North, Lowell
Allen George W., Woburn
Austin David, Lynn
Baker A., Provincetown
Barnard H. F., Andover
Bassett N. G., Newburyport
Bent Luther, Watertown
Borden & Almy, Fall River
Brown Stephen P. & Bro., Plymouth
Briggs C. C. & J., [extension tables,]
Bundy E. G., Lawrence [Roxbury
Bush Frederick, East Bridgewater
Cheney E.A., Fitchburg
Ellis & Moore, East Abington
Emerson D. C, (North) Danvers
Farrington D. W. C, Lowell [borough
Field Eustace, Bridgewater & Middle-
Forster, Lawrence & Co., Charlestown
Hancock Horace A., Cambridgeport
Llawkes E. & Co., Templeton
Uayward & Warren, Milford
Holbrook Loring, South Abington
Howard & Clark, North Bridgewater
Ireland J. R., Newburyport
Keith Henry K. & Co., Kingston
Kingman Josiah W., North Bridgewat'r
Knights William, New Bedford
Lawrence & Sprague, Worcester
Munroe William A., (East) Cambridge
Nelson & Gifford, (Mattapoiset) Roch-
Newman Mark, Ipswich [ester
Nichols Jacob, Lowell
Parker B. G., Newburyport
Pedrick & Closson, Lawrence
Pierce & Sheldon, Leominster
Poor Nathan, Newburyport
Randall J. P., Haverhill
Rundlett D. S., Haverhill
Sargent & Co., Salem
Savil George & Co., Quincy
Small wood & Morton, Roxbury
Smith & Puffer, Lowell
Soule George, Middleborough
Soule S. T., Wareham
Spooner A. J. & Co., Fitchburg
Taber & Chollar, Worcester
Wales & Conant, Barnstable
Wallis Joseph, Salem
Ward Jouas, Millbury
Washburn, Charles F., Wareham
Weaver Caleb G., Lowell
Webb & Claflin, Milford
Whitney & Brackett, Cambridge
Whittier & Allen, Lawrence
Woodbury Seth D., Lynn
Gas Fixtures.
Adams & Bradeen. Fitchburg
Darracott George, Jr., Lowell
Delany & White, New Bedford
Drew Wm. R , Plymouth
Wallis & Moore, Waltham
Whitney Luther L., Charlestown
Gent's Furnishing Stores.
Ballou C. N. & J. W., Newburyport
Blake I. W., Lawrence
Edgerton L. R., Danvers (port)
Gifford P., Randolph
Kimball Wm., Cambridge
Millett Wm. P., Andover
Showell A., Lawrence
Pike C. S., Newburyport
Gilder & Picture Frame Manuf.
Shaw Xenophon H., Salem
Glass and Britannia Ware
Manufacturers.
Bay State Glass Co., (East) Cambridge
Draper Francis, (East) Cambridge
Glue Manufacturers.
Anderson John, Marblehead
Essex Glue Co., Walker & Brother,
Agents, Danvers
Sanger A. H., Danvers
Temple Jason, Worcester
Walker & Upton, Danvers
Grist Mills.
Adams & Powers, Town send
Blake Oilman, (East) PeppereU
Drew & Bailey, Kingston
Essex Will Corporation, Essex
Hale Artemas & Co., Bridgewater
Hobart Benj. & Son, Abington
Holmes Alexander, Kingston
Keith Lewis, North Brigewater
Matfiejd Co., East Bridgewater
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Obear Jacob L., Banvers (port)
Parker 0. & I., i'lymptoii
Partridge Joshua & Co., Templeton
Prime, Kenney & Co., Salem
Richmond Micah, Plymouth
Shaw S. D., £ast Bridgewater
Smith, Dove & Co., Andover
Smith J. & W., Provincetown
Sweetser, Raddin & Co., Saugus
Tremont Iron Works, Wareham
Tufts N. Jr., Charlestown
West Amesbury Manufacturing Com-
pany, (West) Amesbury
Whipple 0. M., Lowell
Whiton Bela, Hingham
Wilson & Allen, Lawrence
Withey John, Beverly
Guns &» Sporting Apparatus.
Allen & Thurber, [rifles and pistols,]
Butterfield Levi, Lynn [ Worcester
Cutter A., Lowell
Fenno William D. & Son. Worcester
Foster George P. & Co., Taunton
Harding Joseph, Lowell
Rogers Wm. G., Lawrence
Hair Cloth Manufacturer.
Rook Charles, Roxbury
Hairdressers.
Eabcock Charles, Salem
Barth Daniel W., Lowell
Black Wm. H., North Bridgewater
Bond J. S., Westboro"
Booth N., Lowell
Brooks William F., Lowell
Coburn Lewis, Clinton
Colman George P., Salem
Hall John T., Plymouth
Jenkinson Joseph, Lowell
Lewis W., Lowell
Mason John J., (Mattapoiset) Rochester
Morey John, Worcester
Pierce A. L., Lawrence
Reinewald Henry, Lowell
Revaer James, North Bridgewater
Rowe J. S., Salem
Saul James B., Salem
Smith W. L.jDanvers [water
Stilwell Elias C, (Joppa) East Bridge-
White Robert M.. Lawrence
Hair Work, Wigs, &c.
Remond & Babcock, Salem
Hardware.
Adams, Richardson & Co., Salem
Ames George, Haverhill
Andrews & Sargent, Maiden
Arnold W. F., Northampton [Chester
Atsatt John & Son, (Mattapoiset) Ro-
Babson J. H., Gloucester
Benjamin C. S. & Co., Pittsfield
Breed Joseph, 2d, Lynn
Breed Theophilus N., Lynn
Brewer D. & Son, Dorchester
Burbank, Chase & Co., Lowell
Chase Wm., Salem
Cloon Wm. F., Marblehead
Collins James H., New Bedford
Doane George H., Middleborough
Drew Wm. R., Plymouth
Fairbanks J. H., Fitchburg
Foster Calvin & Co., ^Vorcester
Hay ward & Warren, Milford
Howe H. B. & Co., Lynn
Kinnicutt & Co., Worcester
LivermoreH. J., Lawrence
Lord T. H. & A. W., Newburyport
Mansiir Stephen, Lowell
Merrill Amos, Danvers
Newcomb, Farless & Co., Salem
Noyes David C, Newburyport
Nutting.J. D., Cambridge (port)
Parlin A., Natick
Ripley VV'illiam, Abington
Rogers J. , Lowell
Snow N. A., Provincetown
SuUings & Kingman, New Bedford
TaberJ. M., New Bedford [liamsburg
Thayer W. & W. E., [steel pens] Wil-
Thompson Leonard, Jr., Woburn
Washburn John, Plymouth
Whitcomb & Eager, Fitchburg
Wing Charles, Uxbridge
Harness Makers.
Allen T. C, [trunks] New Bedford
BartlettPbiueas & Son, Conway
Brabrook Joseph A., Lowell
Burgess James D., Charlestown
Burt Henrv, Andover
Chapman C. A., Pittsfield
Cogswell & Fiske, Brighton
Corliss Varnum, ;Methuen
Cross Isaac, Methuen
Eaton J. B., Lowell
French George, (North) Andover
Frosts. Oilman, Fitchburg
Hartshorn A. P., Medford
Hutchinson B. E., Worcester
•lackman N . , A ttleboro'
LiHey J. N., Milford
Nichols GeorT;e, Medford
Osgood Benjamin H., Salem
Perkins G. W., Attleboro'
Purcell M. H , Andover
Shaw Joseph C, (North) Danvers
Sloan Robert M.,( East) Cambridge
Smith Jonas Jr., Newton (Corner)
Stearns William, Clinton
Tufts Richard Palmer, Salem
AVhitney & Tuttle, Salem
Wilkinson W. & S., Greenfield
Hatters.
Barker S. D., Worcester
Blood &; Bowles, Worcester
Gleason Daniel & Co., Methuen
Gleason K. C , Methuen
Kettell J. P., Worcester
Knights J. P., AVorcester
Hats, Caps, &c.
Adsit Leonard, Lawrence
Arlin S. N., Lowell
Bailey E., Provincetown
Barker S. D., Worcester
Bent & Bush, Lowell
Bodman A. II., Greenfield
Cook Humphrey, Salem
Dow John M., Uarre
EldrickF. A., Worcester
Fairfield J. N. & Co., Lawrence
Fuller J. S., Provincetown
Gammell John, West Cambridge
Hills George \V., Lawrence
Holmes Horace, Great Barrington
Kettell J. P., Worcester
Haskell John W., Gloucester
Kimball Wm., Salem
Knights J. H., Worcester
Millett Wm. P., Andover
Nickerson C. & Son, Provincetown
Osborne Stephen, Salem
Piper J. E. & W. H., Newburyport
Piatt E. B. & Son, Pittsfield
Small D. F., Provincetown
Wade Frank, Marblehead
Webster Caleb, Danvers (port)
WestoH & Atwood, Plymouth
Woodward A. G., Lowell
Wyer B. F. & Co., Woburn
Hay.
Holt& Hastings, (East) Cambridge
Rogers & Plaisted, Charlestown
Hay Cutting Machines.
Ruggles, Nourse, Mason & Co., Wor-
cester
Hide Dealers.
Black M. Jr. & Co., Danvers (port)
Hoe Makers.
Graves & Hatch, (North) Leverett
Hollow Ware.
Drew William R., Plymouth
Horse Shoers.
Clark James, Salem
Harding David, Salem
Hoisery, Shirts and Drawers.
Crane H., Millbury
James R. K. & B., Worcester
Mann Jabez, Ipswich
Peatfield J. & S., Ipswich
Phelps R., Millbury
AVilson Jabez, Salem
House Furnishing Goods.
Wheaton & Ilickoox, Worcester
Ice Dealers.
Gage, Ilittinger & Co , Charlestown
Ice Cream Saloon.
Ballard A. & S. D., Plymouth
India Rubber Manufactory.
Eagle Rubber Co., John Wade, Agent,
Beverly [Milden
Maiden Manuf. Co., G.N. Davis, Agent,
Inspectors of Fish.
Brown Samuel W., Gloucester
Mansfield Alfred, Gloucester
Parsons William, 2d, Gloucester
Parkhurst Charles, Gloucester
Parkhurst David. Gloucester
Perkins W. H., Gloucester
Pew John, Gloucester
Riggs Fitz E., Gloucester
Sayward Epes, Gloucester
Wells Aaron D., Gloucester
M'onson Samuel, Gloucester
Vronson John F., Gloucester
Woodbury John, Gloucester
Inspectors and Gaugers of Oil.
Delano & Chase, New Bedford
Insurance Agencies.
Andrews & Thomp.son, Holliston
Bourne G. A., New Bedford
Brown James, Attleboro'
Browns Brothers, Waltham
Gary & Field, Worcester
Davis & Stoddard, Worcester
Goodell Walter, Haverhill
Hall John T., Plymouth
Hill Philip E., Bridgewater
Howland Freeman P., Abington
Joplin W. D., Lawrence
Josselyn Harvey, East Bridgewater
Mclntire S., Lowell
Munn Lewis C, Worcester
Nichols George, Salem
Perkins Noah C, Middleboro'
Porter Edwin, Lowell
Richmond A. J., Lowell
Tyler J. H., (East) Cambridge
Washburn Charles, Worcester
Wood A. G. & E. A., Worcester
Intelligence Office.
Munn Lewis C, Worcester
Iron &/ Steel Dealers.
Fairbanks J. H., Fitchburg
Loring J. F., Worcester
Pratt & Imman, Worcester
Wheeler Artemas, Lowell
Iron Fence Manuf.
Otis George W., Lynn
Page John T., Newburyport
Iron Forging and Anchors.
Holmes Alexander, Kingston
Lazell, Perkins & Co., Bridgewater
Iron Founders.
Beman Elisha, Winchendon
Blackstone Furnace Co., 0. Moulton,
Agent, Blackstone
Borden Cook & Co., Fall River
Chase Brothers & Co., [iron railing,
&c.,] Roxbury
Clark & Smith, Dedham
Cobb B. & Co., Plymouth [Worcester
Convers & Washburn, [car wheels]
Davis, Page & Co., Fitchburg
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
27a
Ellis B. & Co., Carver
Kssex Company, Lawrence
Fall lUver Iron works, Richard Bor-
den, Agent, Fall River
Green Asher, Fitehburg
Hampshire Irott Foundry ,W. R. Clapp,
Agent, Northampton
Jones, Brooks & Thompson, Greenfield
Junction Iron Foundry, 0. Moulton,
Agent, Worcester
Kinsley Lyman, [castings] Canton
Lazell, Perkins & Co., Bridgewater
Lock Lyman, Kingston
Matfield Manufacturing Co., James
Brown, Agent, East Bridgewater
Parker & Warren, Templeton [ter
Ruggles, Nourse, Mason & Co., Worces-
Smith J. R. & S., Salem
Stockbridge Iron Co., Stockbridge
Tanner & Perkins, Lee
Walker & Hoar, 'W'orcester
Wheeler Wm. A., Worcester
Wood, McFarland & Co., Worcester
Japan &/ Patent Leather Manuf.
Comins Linus B. & Co., Roxbury
Jewelry.
Downs & Brothers, Foxboro'
Foxboro' Jewelry Company, C. Rich-
mond, Agent, Foxboro'
Glover & Wellington. Medford
Thompson, Hayward & Co , Attleboro'
Knives, Shoe Tools, &<c.
Adams Jame.s M., [ship scrapersj
Stoughton
Lamps and Burning Fluid.
AV'hitney Luther F., Charlestown
Last Makers.
Brown & Stanley, Danvers
Cos Samuel & Sons, Maiden
Uitchings B., Lynn
Jackson John, Lynn
Kelley Ezra, Ilaverhill
HhiUips William, Milfori
Sprague Chandler, North Bridgewater
Wadleigh L. C, Haverhill
Lead Pipe &o Sheet Lead Manuf.
Stearns & Perkins, Charlestown
Leather Dealers.
Bixby Thomas, Lowell
Brown Willard & (Jo., [factorj- leather]
Lowell
Clapp C. C, WfljTcester
Ciough Ira & Co., Lowell
lloyt H. & Co., Haverhill
Southgate & Rogers, Worcester
Williams, Bacon & Lund, Lowell
Leather Belting.
Bassett Goulding, V.'orcester
Cough Ira & Co., Lowell
Cowdin James D., Fitonburg
Karll T. K. & Co., Worceau-r
Page Edward, Lawrence
Lightning Conductors.
Otis George M'., Lynn
Reed Andrew U., Meudon
Lime and Cement.
Hall J. & Sons, (East) Cambridge
Holt & Hasting.s, (East) Cambridge
Locke Amos, Woburn
Longley .Joseph, W'estboro'
Lyou, Ames & Co., Worcester
Rogers & Plaisted, Charlestown
Livery Stables.
Aldrich Henrv D., Foxboro'
Ayer R. II., Haverhill
Barnard J. P. & Co., Charlestown
liarrow.sE. W., Stoughton
Barry & Jackson, Lawrenna
Bigelow Gorham, Lexington
Bonney G. F. & Co., Worcester
Boyden William E., Sandwich
Bullard Edwin, Westboro'
Burt Henry, Andover
Chandler James, Provincetown
Chipman L., Wareham
Clark E. S., Groton
Corliss Varnum, Methuen
Davis R. H., Attleboro'
Drake A. B., North Bridgewater
Eldridge Waterman, Barnstable
Floyd George W., Gloucester
Foster A. B., Kingston
Fulsom Hiram, Abington
Gardner Granville & Co., Plymouth
Goodnow George W., Hiugham
Hayden Luther, Essex
Hersey Jason, (South) Abington
Higgins Simeon, Orleans
Holbrook David, (East) Abington
Howard Lucius, Abington
Hudson John 0., East Bridgewater
Jenkins George W., East Abington
Kimball D. R., Lowell
Little Isaac, Kingham
Low John, Methuen ^
McKenney Henry, Abington
McLaughlin Franklin, Bridgewater
Miles James, Liwrence
Morse S. F., AVareham
Nash Nathaniel, Abington
Northend Enoch, Newburyport
Pillsbury A. D., Lawrence
Pocorny J., Woburn
Pray Charles, Andover
Richards & Raymond, Georgetown
Rogers David, Lowell
Rogers Harrison, North Bridgewater
Russ John, Lowell
Sargent H. P., Newburyport
Sears Ch.arles, Jr., Yarmouth (port)
Stockwell E. M., Worcester
Smith & Manning, Salem
Story G. W., Essex
Sumner Albert, Stoughton
Teel George M., Danvers
Tinkham 0. G., North Bridgewater
Town S. F., Danvers
Tuttle John, Salem
Washburn George, Middleboro'
Wheeler Wm. H., Salem
White & Hodges, (North) Andover
Wright I. C. & Co., Fitehburg
Locksmith.
Washburn Horatio L., W. Bridgewater
Locomotive Works,
Mason William & Co., Taunton
Taunton Locomotive Manufacturing
Co., W. W. Fairbanks, Ageut,
Taantou
Looking Glass &/ Picture Frames.
Kingman Josiah W., (Campello) North
Bridgewater
Lloyd Charles B., Worcester
AVeaver £i Brother, Lowell
Looms.
Rook William U., [patent] Roxbury
Loom Harness.
Brown D. C, Lowell
Clegg Thomas, (North) Andover
Stevens A. & S., Lowell
Loom Picker Manufacturer.
Coding William, Lowell
Lumber.
Abells & Co., Northampton
Adams S., Beverly
Allon Otis & Co., Lowell
Allstrum & Ilolmuf, Provincetown
Barnes G. & Sons, Walthara
Booth & Hathaway, New Bedford
Bosworth II. & J. S., Cambridge (port)
Breed Joseph, 2d, Lvnu
Breed S. N. & Co., Lynn
Brooks A. L. & Co., Lowell
Brown Nathaniel. Plymouth
Chapin Edwin, Worcester
Chickering .Jacob, Andover
Clifford & Neal, Lynn
Cook H. & S., Provincetown
Dunbar & Soule, North Bridgewater
Fiske & Norcross, Lowell
Fletcher Horatio, Lowell
Foster F. E. & Co., Medford
Gates John, Worcester
Hall J. & Sons, (East) Cambridge
Harrington L. S. & P., Worcester
Hastings Emery, Barre
Herrick T. W. & Co., Newton (Corner)
Howe, Pratt & Co., (Port Norfolk) Dor-
chester
.Johnson George, Charlestown
Keith Bela, North Bridgewater
Kimball H. & E., Newburyport
Knights George W., Manchester
Knights William, (hard wood) New
Bedford
Livingston William, I,owell
Longley Jonas, Westboro'
Matfield Manuf. Co., East Bridgewater
Mclntire & Cushiog, Fitehburg
Jlorrill & Thorndike. Salisbury (point)
Nye Thomas S., V/areham
Porter John W. & Co., (Point Norfolk)
Dorchester
R^ed Amos S., (North) Abington
Sanborn J, S., Gloucester
Smith J. & V/., Provincetown
Swasey T. H., L\ nn
Union Wharf Store Co., D. Fairbanks,
Agent, Provincetown
Wilson & Allen, Lawrence
Woodbury & Co., (V/est) Lynn
Machinists.
Aldrich & Calvert, Lowell
Barrett J. & Co., Worcester
Blake Lemuel W., (East) Pepperell
Brainard & Sheldon, Haverhill
Brown J. & J. C, Worcester
Buck James I., Lowell
Chubbuck & Campbell, Roxbuiy
Clark & Smith, Dedham
Coffin Thomas M., Plymouth
Cooper E. St L. W., Woburn
Cotton Ward M., Leominster
Davis & Furber, (North) Andover
Dodge & Francis, Pittsfield
East Bridgewater Iron Co., J. M. Leon-
ard. Agent, East Bridgewater
Essex Company, Lawrence
Fay J. A. & Co., Worcester
Fisher Cyrus, Canton
Fiske & Norcross, Lowell
Flagg Samuel & Co., Worcester
Foster George, Lynn
Furbush & Crompton, [loom builders]
Worcester
Goodell A. C , Salem
Goodrich, Green & Co., [Woodwortli
planing machine] Fitehburg
Goodspeed & Wyman, Winchendon
Green Asher, Fitehburg
Harrington k, HeaUi, AV'orcester
Hathaway Warren & Son, N. Bedford
Ilawes, Marvel & Davol, Full River
Heald Stephen, Barre
Heushaw & Tyler, U'orcester
Hittinger & Cook, Charlestown
Houghton & Co., Worcester
Keen Samuel, Jr., [shoe cjachinery]
East Bridgewater
KimbaU N. G., LoweU
liinsley L., Canton
Lawrence Machine Shop, J. C. Hadley,
Agent, Lawrence
Lazell, Perkins & Co., Bridgewater
Lowell Machine Shop, William A.
Burke, Agent, Lowell
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Mallory Charles, Atliol
Marvel, Sargent & Co., Lowell
Matfleld Manuf. Co., James Brown,
Agent, East Bridgewater
Alevne I K. L., Fitchburs
liorse .[., [printiDg presse.s] Canton
Munsoa .lames M., Oreenfleld
Mewcomb B. & G. L.. Sal«m
Parker Joseph B., Clinton
Patwrson Horace, Terapletou
Potter Bennett, Tcmpletoa
Raymond N. S..Lvnn
KiAardson A. & N.. Manchester
Richardson N. & L. B , Athol
Bobbins Cordage Co., [cordage machin-
er.y] Plymouth
Schenck Samuel B., JIansfield
Simpson John, Lowell
Tttinter Daniel, Worcester
Thayer, Eloughton & i
Tolmau C. S. & Co., Fitchburg
'.Vallis & Moore, >V'altham
V/arren A. J., fall Kiver
Watson & Hopkins, Lowell
Wheeler W. A., Worcester
Whitttonib C. & Co., VVorce.ster
Whitin P. & Sons, Northbridge
Whitins Adoniram, Plymouth
Whitney B. U., Winchendou
Whitney Joel, \Vorce.=ter
Wood, Light & Co., Worcester
MacliiQery Manufacturers.
Barrett J. & Co., W^orcester
Curtis A., [woollen] Worce.ster
Kssex Co., Lawrence, Chas. S. Storrow,
Treasurer and Agent; Caleb M.
Marvel, guperiutendeut
Fay J. A. & Co., Worcester
Hawe^;, Marvel & Da vol. Fall River
Mason William & Co., 'launton
Tainter D., [woollen] Worcester
Willnrd, Williams & Co., [woollen]
Worcester
Machine Card Manufacturers.
Denny H. K. ^ Sons, Leicester
Karle T. K. & Co., Worcester
Howe & Goodhue, [for cotton and
woollen] Lowell
Mnrdock J. & J., Leicester
Southgate & Smith, Leicester
Southwick I'homas, Leicester
Stetson K. & Son, Walpole
White & Denny, Leicester
Maliogany Dealers.
Allen John P., Manchester
Prime. Kenuey & Co., Salem
Manufacturers' Goods.
Dinsmore S., W^orcester
Hariington C. A., Worcester
Kinnicutt & Co., Worcester
I'ratt Sumner, Worcester
Marble and Fancy Paper-
Mann Samuel C, Dedham
Marble Workers.
Allen Joseph, Jr., & Co., New Bedford
GreiiUell Uiram W., Lynn
Lobdell & Ureen, Bridgewater & North
Bridgewater
Lord A. &D., Salem
McGrath Mitchell & Co., Quiacy
Tribble Uiram, Kiugstou
Masons and Builders.
HeeA Elijah M., Lowell
Wadleigh D. E., (Washiugton village)
Dorchester
Masons, Colorera &» WMteners.
Barstow ""ujamin, Duxbury
Churchill Thomas, Plymouth
Gifford Thaddeus, North Bridfsewater
Jones Andrew, North Bridgewater
Lakln Jonas 1!., West Bridgewater
Mason David, North Bridgewater
Robbins Edmund, Plymouth
Standish Benj., Pembroke
Standish George B., Duxbury
Standish Job, Bridgewater
Trow F., North Bridgewater
Washburn L. & Co., N. Bridgewater
Wood Isaac L., Plymouth
Mast Makers.
Brown Nathaniel, Plymouth
Burnham Wm., 2d, Essex
Match Manufacturers.
Farr George & Co., Athol
Farr & Dunbar, Athol
Fessenden A. & Co., (BaldwinvlUe)
Templeton
Sawyer J o*hn, '.id, & Co., Athol
Sawyer, Patterson & Smith, (Baldwin-
ville) Templeton
Match Box Makers.
Farr George & Co., Athol
HapgoodTjyman W., Athol
Medicines.
Hall John T., Plymouth
Harlow David, Plymouth
Model Manuf. & Patent Agency.
Morocco Dressers.
Castle William, Dan vers
Hall G. S., Charlestown
Jacobs W. M., Dan vers
Kimball Benjamin, 2d, Haverhill
Lovejoy Elbridge, Lynn
Norton Leman & Co., Charlestown
Poole F., Danvers
Poole J. H., Danvers
Soils r., Lowell
Souther & Burns, Lynn
Stimson, Whitney & Co., Ashburnham
Tapley Philip P., Lynn
Tate M. F. & J. C, Charlestown
Whitney & Kussoll, Ashburnham
Mover of Buildings.
Dyer John, Provincetown
Music Stores.
Brooks D. E. & Brother, Salem
Hayes W. H., Lawrence
Leland S. K., Worcester
Marsh A., Worcester
Morse Milton M., [Seraphine manufac-
tory,] Worcester
Nason E. 3., Worcester
Shepard H. B., Lowell
Smith 0. A., Clinton
Whitnev Andrew, Fitchburg
Mej
Bartlett Ivory II. & Son, New Bedford
Boardman I. H., Newburyport
Brookhouse R., Salem
Brookhouse K., Jr., Salem
Cushmg J. N., Newburyport
Cushing WilUam, Newburyport
Dodge E. & Co., Salem
Hathaway F. S., New Bedford
Hathaway T. S., New Bedford
Hitch Charles, New Bedford
Kimball E. D., Salem
Lunt M., Newburyport
Phillips Geo. K., New Bedford
Phillips S. C, Saleni
PhiUips William. New Bedford
Randall Charles !3. R., New Bedford
Richmond & Wood, (Agents for, and
partners in the firm of Collins,
Cushman & Co., San Francisco,
California,) New Bedford
Rodman Edmund, New Bedford
Rotch William J., New Bedford
Swift & Allen, New Bedford
Thorton & Nickerson, New Bedford
Millinery.
Adams Gardner, Springfield
Allen E. M., (Joppa) East Bridgewater
Atwood John B., Plymouth
Brett & Kingman, North Bridgewater
Crocker William, Milford
Crowell Hannah B., Wareham
Ellis & Moore, East Abiugton
Foster J. M., Salem
Hardy J., l«iwrence
Heald S. J., Lowell
Howard Wm. J., North Bridgewater
Hunt M. J., Mrs., Lawrence
Paine Lucy L., Provincetown
Severance Al. A., East Bridgewater
Southwurth S. A., Noith Bridgewater
Turner Deborah L., Plymouth
\Vebster C, Lowell
White E., North Bridgewater
Whitmarsh H. M., Abington
Williams & Cummings, Barra
Millwrights.
Warren J., Warham
Rider Daniel, Jr., Plymouth
Sanders, Cushing & Thayer, Worees-
Music Teachers.
Harlow Mary A., Plymouth
Ulman W. F., Lowell
Musical Instruments.
Allen A., [pianos] Worcester
Packard C. H., [Carhart's Melodeons]
(Campello) North Bridgewater
Packard, Foss & Co., [reed organs]
(Campello) North Bridgewater
Musical Instrument Makers.
Page H. W., [piano cases] Fitchburg
Pearson J. G., Worcester
Rice & Robinson, Worcester
Whitney Andrew & Co., Fitchburg
Whitney J. P. & J., Fitchburg
Mustard Manufactory.
Stickney & Poor, Charlestown
Uails, Hoojjs, &<c.
Agawam Iron Co., Lewis Kenney,Agt.,
Wareham
East Bridgewater Iron Co., J. M. Leon>
ard. Agent, East Bridgewater
Field Albert, [tacks, brads and shoe
nails,] Taunton
Lazell, Perkins & Co., [iron for loco-
motives and sugar mill shafts]
Bridgewater
Morse L., Taunton
Russell Nathaniel & Co., Plymouth
Tremont Iron Works, (West) Wareham
Uautical Instruments.
Baker David, New Bedford
Emery Samuel, Salem
nurseries.
Hovey & Co., Cambridge (port)
Kenrick John A., Newton (Corner)
Winship & Co., Brighton
Nuts and Washers.
Brown J. & J. C, Worcester
Sherman D. S., Canton
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Oakum Manufactory.
Whlton, Train & Co., Koxbury
Leonavd Neueniiab, New Bpdford
Rodman Eduiuud, New Bedford
Organ Builders.
NU'hnls A. v., [reed organs] Hnverhm
Stereus George, (East) Cambridge
Oysters and Eefreshments.
Ballard A. S. & D., Plymouth
Brown John A.. Manchester
Conant John, Worcester
Gilpatrick Benjamin, Lowell
IIolbrooK Jo.^eph, Salem
Keith L. A., North Bridgewater
Leonard A. W., Lowell
Slarstoa J. M., Lowell
lloss Horace, Fitch liurjr
Shearman James L., Salem
Smith & Johnson, I'roTincetown
Smoot William H , Plymouth
Spauldinp; E. II., North Bridgewater
Stickney Samuel, Duxbury
Slillweli Elias C, (Joppa) iEas!; Bridge-
water
Stickney Elias C., (Joppa) East Bridge-
water
Thomas Ira, Middleborough
Washburn Charles F., Wareham
Pail Manufacturers.
Aldrich II. & A., Winchendon
Bancroft Amasa, (South) Gardner
Bills & Taylor, Orange
Davis & liilburn, Orange
Davis J., (Baldwinville) Templeton
Greenwood & Sargent, Templeton
Hancock Moses, Winchendon
Kendall & Mason, Winchendon
Murdoek Elisha, AVinchendon
Murdock E., Jr., Winchendon
Pieroe Horace & Sod, lloyalston
Putnam William. Wendell
Band & Smith, Townsend (Harbor)
Raymond S. & Sons, Royalston
Rice & Woodcock, VVinchendon.
Whitman 0. IC. AVinchendoa
Painters.
Adams J. E., [carriage] Roxbury
Blanchard Henry V. V., Charleatown
Boynton John S., Sterling
Breck Edwin, [carriage] Milton
Bowker C. & C. A., Fitchbur^'
Brick Alfred H,, [chairs] (South) Gard-
ner
Brownell IT. T., Roxbury
Carey Joseph W., Salem
Chase Jacob, Lynn
Cheney & Adams, Worcester
Churchill James, Hingham
Cogswell & Fisk, Brighton
Cook Caleb, Provincetown
Cutter Thomas H , Newburyport
Damon I. N., Lexington
Darhng David, North Bridgewater
Dodge Luke E., Salem
Felt John G., [sign and house] Salem
Fish B. E., Sandwich
Foster A. & N. H., Beverly
French Daniel, East Bridgewater
Gage & Sitnonds, Salem
Gibbs Allen and Son,(W^est) Lynn
Gilson Lorenzo, (East) Abington
Harding James S., (South) Abington
Hathaway Joshua W., Duxbury
llersey James, (South) Abington
Higgins Charles H., New Bedford
Kendall E. & G., Westminster
Johnson Albert, Jr., Lynn
Jones Seth k, Son, Pembroke
Lucas Levi M., East tiridgewater
Marston William G., North Bridge-
water
Mathes J. AV. & Co., Lawrence
Maxfield William N., N
Merriam Ss Hill, Westminster
Mnrev George C. & Co., Lowell
Murdock Jason F., Wareham
Nichols & PuLsifer, Salem
Niekerson D. B. & Co., Provincetown
Osborne J. W., Danvers
Parker Charles S., Andover
Parker William C, New Bedford
Parlin A.«her, Natick
Perry & Spring, Sandwich
Prentice V,'. C, Northampton
Pulsifer D. & .)., [carpet] Salem
Putnam Eben, (North) Danvers
Richmond Lucius, North Bridgewater
Savery William T. & Co., Plymouth
Sampson Alfred, Jr., Duxbury
Silver W. R., Lowell
Spragne Joseph T., Hingham
Stevens P. & C. P., Worcester
Swift & LoriDg, Duxbury
Thayer J. H. & J. P., Cambridge (port)
Thomas William, Jr., Hingham
Thompson Charles, (Joppa) East
Bridgewater
Tribble Hiram, Kingston
Trowbridge Geo., (South) Framingham
Waldron II. G., Charlestown
Weeks A. R., (Campello) North Bridge-
water
Weston & Mason, Charlestown
AVhiedden Michael L., Danvers
Wright Ephraim, Gardner
Paints, Oil and Glass.
Blanchard H. X.Y.. Charlestown
Bowker C. & C. A., Fitchburg
Brownell W. T., Roxbury
Chase Jacob, Lynn
(Joliurn & Mixer, Lowell
Cutter Thomas H., Newburyport
Dyer N. N., (South) Abington
Harrington C. A. & Co., Worcester
Higgins C. II., New Bedford
Kinnicutt & Co., AVorcester
Longley Joseph, Westboro'
Mathes J. W. & Co., Lawrence
Maxfield William N., New Bedford
Morse H. A. & Son, HoUiston
Morse L., HoUiston
Murdock Jason F., Wareham
Niekerson D, B., Provincetown
Parker AVilliam C., New Bedford
Pulsifer D. & J., Salem
Russell Henry, AVatertown
Stevens D. & C. P., AVorcester
Thayer J. H. & J. P., Cambridge (port)
AValdron H. G., Charlestown
Whites C. & Co., Worcester
Whitney Luther F., Charlestown
Painted Carpet and Carriage
Cloth Manufactory.
Alining J. H., Fall River
Palm Leaf Hats, Mattresses,
&/C.
Adams Daniel, [leaf] Townsend
Bartlett P. & Son, Sterling
Bassett, Chickering & Co., Athol
Desper Jason, Barre
Esterbrooks Joseph, Royalston
Frost Milton, Fitchburg
Lee & Lincoln, Templeton
Lee & AVood, (Baldwinville) Temple-
ton
Partridge & Fales, (South) Royalston
AVoods'j. & J. F., Barre
Paper Hangings.
Adams Robert, l-'all River
Arnold AV. F., Northampton
Bowker C. & 0. A., Fitchburg
Brownell U. T., Roxbury
Burnham and Gontlee, Manchester
Dow J. C, Lawrence
Uaywavd & Warren, Milford
I Ives & Smith, Salem
I Lowe D. F. & Co.. [manuf.] Fitchburg
1 March Oliver, Lowell
1 Merrill & Straw. Lowell
Morse L., IloUi-ston
Newton A. H., AA'orce.'ter
Pariln A., Natick
! Peters Samuel, AValtham
Phelps & Hale, AVorcester
Richardson A., Methueu
Russell Henry, Watertowa
Savils & Co., Quincy
Thayer J. H. St J. P., Cambridge (port)
Wtbb & Claflin, Milford
Paper Mills.
Brierly James & Co., :\Iillburv
Brown L. L. & Co., Adams
Hartwell II. G., (ICast) Pepperell
Hartwell J. H., Groton
Hooker George Bridgewater
Gibbs & Colt, Pittsfield
Richmond P. 0., Pepperell and Lowell
Roberts , Shirley
Paper and Paper Stock.
Mann Samuel C, Dedham
AVeston P. R., Salem
Patent Agency.
Scott E. AV., Lowell
Patent leather Manufacturers.
B.acon John fc Co., AVoburn
Boston Japan Leather Co., AVm. D.
Seaver, Supt., Roxbury
Comins Linus B. & Co , Roxbury
Jackson Samuel, AVest Roxbury
Sawyer & AVoodbury, Danvers
Stoddard Nathaniel AV., North Bridge-
v/ater
AVilliams, Bacon & Lund, Lowell
Pattern Makers.
Crane John E., Lowell
Davis, Page & ('o., Fitcliburg
Green Asher, Fitchburg
Healy J. AV., AVorcester
Scott E. AV., Lowell
A'alentine G., [boot and shoe patterns]
Worcester
Periodical Depots.
Cliester J. H., Beveriy
Munroe J. M., Lynn
Stacy & Stockbridge, Milford
Thempson S., Worcester
Persian Sherbet.
Persian Sherbet Co., Combridge (port)
Physicians.
[See page 121.]
Piano Action.
Clark J., AA'iuchester
Piano Hardware.
Dodge P. F., AVest Cambridge
Piano-key Makers.
Abbott Zedediah, Winchester
Blackman James H., Canton
Church & Lane, Winchester
Clark J., [action] AVinchester
Dunbar Nathaniel, Canton
Lord James L., Canton
Lord AVilliam P., Canton
Stone Luther, Leominster
Piano Makers.
Chickering Jacob, Andover
Dennis & Dauscher, New Bedford
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Ilaliett E., .Ir., Yarmouth (port)
Ulman William ¥., l^owell
Weaver Caleb G., Lowell
Piano Case Manuf.
Gove & Howard. Leominster
Lane J. 0.. Leominster
Lockey .7. H., Leominster
Sehwamb J. & C, West Cambridge
Plane Kakers.
Goucli F. J., Worcester
Taber John M., Now Bedford
Planing Mills.
Abells & Co., Northampton
Belcher E. & Sons, ICandolph
Blake Geo. W. & Co., Koxbury
Drake and Damon, Stoughtou
Gilson W., Agent Steam Mills, Wost-
boro'
Grant A. & A., Jledway
Hastings Emery, Barre
Ileald Stephen, Barre
iveith Lewis, North Bridsewater
Kendall Kphraim, Athol
Matfield Manuf. Co., East Bridgewater
Mclntire & Gushing, Fitchburjj
Eeed Samuel & Co., Abiugtou
Stearns A. T., Dorchester
Plaster Mills.
Holmes Alexander, Kingston
Platers.
Ames H. H. & Co., Worcester
Walker Appleton, Worcester
Plough Ifiakers.
Ruggles, Noursc, Mason & Co., Wor-
cester
Plumbers.
Dana David, Lowell
Gay & Allen, Koxbury
Gitlord & I'opham, New Bedford
Uayward & Warren, Milford
Lucas William, Worcester
Richmond A. D. & Co., New Bedford
Sutton John, Worcester
Port ISonnaie Makers.
Peirce Ebenezer W., Lakeville
Thayer and Johnson, Millbury
Potters.
Mauu Jairus, (West) Amesbury
Powder Mill.
Whipple Oliver M., Lowell
Power Loom Harness Knitting.
Whitney John A., Ashland
Printers.
Allen & Farnham, Cambridge
Ballard & Bynuer, Cliuton
Blossom Thomas D., Uingham
Brj ant N. F., Barra
Chesley J.T., Lowell
Clark Joseph D., Uingham
Cook Homer A. , Lawrence
Cashing J. D., Great Barrington
Earle & Drew, W^orcester
Eastman S. S. & Co., Greenfield
Farmer Jedediah, Hingham
Flagg John D., Andover
Ford John, Cambridge (port)
Hack C. A., Taunton
Howland H. J., Worce.?ter
I Ide A. M., Jr., Taunton
I Ives Wm. & Co., Salem
Reach A., Lowell
Kellogg W. V/.,Lynn
Kimball Josiah F., Lynn
Knapp Chauncy L., Lowell
Lawrence Edwin, Lynn
Mirick Charles A., Greenfield
Nichols N. H., Lynn
Penballow B. 11., Lowell
Perkins Charles A. S.. Plymouth
Phinney George, North Bridgewater
I'rince Thomas, Koxbury
Rosters J. S. E., Gloucester
Rollins G. F., Winchendon
Ryan J. & Co., Lawrence
Stacy & Stockbridge, Jlilford
Thurber James, Plymouth
Varney Samuel J., Lowell
Printers' Ink Manufacturers.
Jlorrill, Donald & Co., Andover,
Produca.
Ford Richard, Randolph
Mooney & Balch, Newburyport
Provision Dealers.
Abbott Moses, Laisreupo
Carter J., Newburyport
Crocker ^V., Proviocetown
Ford Richard. Randolph
George & Mcintosh, Koxbury
Hayward D., North Bridgewater
Uersey & Crocker, Provincetown
Holmes Araasa & Co., Plymouth
Maloy .Tames & Co., North Bridge-
water
Messer Darius, Methuen
Nelson Elisha, Plymouth
Rice & Phipps, Worces'.cr
Ross Horace, Fitchburg
Sheldon Jesse, Beverly
Smith Elijah, Provincetown
Public Houses.
Amory Ss Taft, Canton
Boutell Lewis, New Bedford
Bigelow Gorhaiu, Lexington
Blaisdell Wm., Newburyport
Bhss Jona., Jr., Milford
Bradford John H., Plymouth
Brown Horace, Uaverill
Brown Richard M., Randolph
Burnham Lucius, Gloucester
Chadwick J. H., Taunton
Chandler James, Provincetown
Chipman L., Wareham
Cobb E. G., North Bridgewater
Cooley J. M., Springfield
Daley Andrew, Lawrence
Dean L. W., Attleboro'
Decker J. M. & Co., Lawrence
Dow Moody, (AVest) Lynu
Brake A. B., North Bridgewater
Drake Robert E., Newburyport
EldridgeW., Barnstable
Faulkner & Burdett, Clinton
Field George, Greenfield
Goodnow Geo. W., Hingham
Uamblet Horace, Newburyport
Iliggins Simeon, Orleans
Howard Lucius. Abington
Howland Albert, (West) Barnstable
Hudson Isaac O., Lynn
Hudson John 0., East Bridgewater
King Horace, Roxbury
Leavitt J. S., Salem
Little Isaac, Hingham
Locke Dudley S., Salem
Lovell Elias, Millbury
Marston W. H., Sandwich
Morgan & Saunders, Fitchburg
Morse S. F., AVareham
Packard Sihon, New Bedford
Peabody Abijah, Gloucester
Peirce Benjamin, Marblehead
Perrv N. M., Plymouth
Phillips & Hammond, Fitchburg
Pillsbury A. D., Lawrence
Pool Alfred, (East) Abington
Pope Elisha, Sandwich
Rice F. A. & H., Barre
Robinson George A., Mansfield
Russ John, Lowell
Sears Charles, Jr., Yarmouth (port)
Sibley Henry B., Barre
Simonds Charles, Danvers
Stearns & AV'heeler, Newburyport
Sutton C, Gloucester
Tenny Jacob B., Ipswich
Thurston B., Lowell
Tilton E., Leominster
Tribou & Gardner, Plymouth
Tucker & Bonney, AVorcester
Wales Asa E., Weymouth
Whitcomb & Fairbanks, Winchendon
Wilson W. G., Brighton
Pump and Block Makers.
Colby Amos, Lowell
Felt "Benjamin, Jr., Salem
Jones Samuel, Gloucester
Lucas William, Worcester
Marston J. M. & Co., [Guttapercha
and India Rubber Patent,] Kox-
bury
Mason & Swift, New Bedford
Stickney Caleb, Newburyport
Sutton John, Worcester
Turner David, Plymouth
Pyroteehnical Laboratory.
riovey J. G., Cambridge (port)
Eailroad Car Manuf.
Bradley Osgood, Worcester
Davenport Charles & Co., Cambridge
(port)
Eeed and Harness Manuf.
Brown Darius C, Lowell
Cowdin James D., Fitchburg
Pratt S., Worcester
Eefrigerators.
Knights William, New Bedford
Longley Jonas, Westboro'
Patten A., Roxbury
Eivet Manuf.
Farri.^ Jeremiah, Plymouth
New England Rivet Co., Taber & Co.,
Agents, New Bedford
Plymouth Mills, James Danforth, Agt.,
Plymouth
Saddle, Trunk and Harness
Makers.
Cashing Henry, Hingham
Dorr Nathan B., Duxbury
Leavitt A. M., North Bridgewater
Severance James F., East Bridgewater
Stetson Joseph, King.ston
Stilwell Elias C, (Joppa) East Bridge-
water
Swift Jo.shua W., Duxbury
Swift & Loring, Duxbury
Saddlery Hardware.
Walker A., Worcester
Saddletree Maker.
Jackson Wm. B., Hamilton
Sail Makers.
Cun-ier Charles, Newburyport
Haines Andrew, Newburyport
Hitch Charles & Son, New Bedford
Holden N. & Co., Salem
Lamprell Simon, Marblehead
Lane E. B., Salem
Parsons & Allen, Rockport
Swift & Prindell, Gloucester
Saw Makers.
Elwell E. M., Worcester
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27'
Saw Mills.
♦ Denotes Shingle Mills.
Adams & Powers, Townaend
Adams & Stickney, Townseud
Adams Thomas, (North) Townsend
Aldrichll. & A., Winchendou
Bartlett Ira, Afcliby
Bigelow 0. W. & Co., Winchendon
Butler Ebenezer, Winchendon
Cutter E., [mahosany] Charleatown
Cutters &.- Clark, [mahogany] Winches-
ter
Day & Sawyer, Templeton
Foster Joseph, Ashhy
Gibson John, Winchendon
Greenwood Levi, Winchendon
Greenwood & Sargent, Templeton
Hay ward Levi & Co., Gardner
Ilobart Benjamin & Son, Abington
Kendall & Mason, Winchendon
Lazell, Perkins & Co., Bridgewater
Lombard Franklin, Westminster
Matfield Manufacturing Co., East
Bridgewater
Slurdock J., [mahogany] Charlestown
Murdock E., Jr., Winchendon
Nurse & Gibson, Townsend (Harbor)
*Parker 0. & I., Plympton
Raymond Abijah H., Westminster
Reed Samuel & Co., Abington
Bobbins N. & D., Winchendon
Sawyer Elisha, Templeton
Sawyer J. & G., Templeton
Sawyer J. B., Winchendon
Shaw S. D., East Bridgewater
Tilson J. B. & Co., Carver
Ward Eliab & Co., Carver
White Daniel, (South) Gardner
Whitman C. K., Winchendon
Wright J. X. & M., (Soutii) Gardner
Sawing and Planing.
Allen John P., Manchester
Allen Otis & Co., Lowell
Barnes G. & Sons, [planing] Waltham
Brooks A. L. & Co., Lowell
Buffum David, Salem
Essex Jlill Corporation, Esses
Fisbe & Norcross, Lowell
Grunt A. & A., Medway
Kelham & Fit?, Manchester
Morrill & Thorndike, Salisbury (point)
Murdock Judson, Charlestown
Nurse & Gibson, Townsend (Harbor)
Osborn Dalphcn, Cambridge (port)
Page George G., Cambridge (port)
Patch J. & Co., Lynn
Priest & Noone, [planing] Watertown
Prime, Kenny & Co., Salem
Richmond & Leonard, Charlestown
Sanger Joseph, [planing] Watertown
Smith, Dove & Co., Andover
Waterman & Litchfield, [planing] Med-
ford
Whipple 0. M., Lowell
Wilson & Allen, Lawrence
Scale Manufacturers,
Woods & Nute, Lowell
Screw Auger Manufacturers.
Bailey Nahum, Kingston
Drew C. & Co., Kingston
Screw Bolt Manufacturers,
Smith & Medowcraft, Lowell
Screws and Levers.
Dyer John & Co., Provineetown
Scythe Manufacturers.
Simonds Abel, Fitchburg
Scythe Snath Manufacturers
Lamson, Gooduow & Co., Shelburne
(Kails)
Sewing Silk.
Messinger Sc Brother, Canton
Nantucket Silk Co., S. S. Hill, Agent,
Northampton
Ship Chandlery and Stores.
Adams Samuel, Beverly
Foster & Lovett, Beverly
Knapp (jharle.s, Newburyport
Nye & Phillips, New Bedford
Porter Samuel & Co.. Beverly
Swift & Allen, New Bedford
Woodbury J. & Son, Gloucester
Ship Stores.
Allstrum & Holme.i, Provineetown
Bowley J. E. & G., Provineetown
Nickerson Paine & Co., Provineetown
Thatcher, Cook & Co., Provineetown
Union Wharf Store Co., D. Fairbanks,
Agent, Provineetown
Ship Yards.
Currier David, Beverly
Currier & Townsend, Newburyport
Currier John, Jr.. Newburyport
Dutton Benjamini Newburyport
Hardy G., Gloucester
Hardy & McKenzie, Gloucester
Holmes Alexander, Kingston
Holmes Josiah, Jr. & Brother, (Matta-
poiset) Rochester
Jackman George W.. Jr., Newburyport
Meiggs L. & Co., (Mattapoiset) Roch-
ester
Ships' Wheels.
Nelson & Gifford, (Mattapoiset) Roch-
Shoe Findings.
Breed T. N., Lynn
Clapp C. C, Worcester
Ellis & Howard, Miiford
Southgate & Rogers, Worcester
Wadleigh L. C, Haverhill
Shoe Manufacturers.
[See Boot and Skoe.]
Abbott Joseph W., Lynn
Allen Albert G., (North) Danvers
Attwill Gustavus, Lynn
Bacheller Thomas W., Lynn
Bancroft Thomas, Danvers
Bancroft Thomas F., Lynn
Black J. S. & Co., (North) Danvers
Boyce Samuel, Lynn
Breed Isaiah, Lynn
Breed Isaiah C, Lynn ^
Breed Nathan, Lynn
Breed & Purinton, Lynn
Burrill Alanson, Lynn
Chase Daniel, Lynn
Corning F., Danvers (port)
Chase George H., Lynn
Chase James B., Lynn
Chase William A., Lynn
Currier & Davis, (West) Newbury
Downing William, Lynn
Durgin James, ( West) Newbury
Ellis Duvid, Lynn
French & Tapley, (Tapleyville) Danvers
Galloup D. B., Danvers
Garney Thomas, Marblehead
JLiwkes Gilbert, Lynn
Johnson Christopher, Jr., Lynn
Johnson Edwin U., Lynn
Johnson, Sweetser & Co., Lynn
Keene George W., Lynn
Loekwood J. C, Lynn
Mann Albert & Co., Natick
Martin Geo. B., (Tapleyville) Danvers
More A. S., Lynn
Morrison Joseph, Danvers
Mudge E. & A., Danvers (Centre)
Mudge Nathan A., Lynn
Mudge Otis, Danvers (Centre)
Mullen H. B. & Co., Lynn
Neal Joseph W., Lynn
Newhall J. M., Lynn
Newhall Lucian, Lynn
Newhall Paul & Sons, Lynn
Noyes Francis, (North) Danvers
Oliver Benjamin F., Lynn
Oliver Stephen, Jr., Lynn
Phillips A. P., Danvers
Pratt Micajah C, Lynn
Prentis Henry, (Tapleyville) Danvers
Prentis J. G., (Tapleyville) Danvers
Putnam Aaron, (North) Danvers
Putnam, Fellows & Co., (North) Dan-
Raddin Nelson, Lynn
Robinson Christopher, Lynn
Robinson .J. L., Lynn
Spinney William N. & Co., Lynn
Trask Elbridge, (North) Danvers
Trufant David B., Lynn
AVheeler Edmund A., Lynn
White & Hodges, North Andover
Wllkins F. A. & R. N., (Tapleyville)
Danvers
Shoe Nails and Brads.
Prouty & Allen, Worcester
Shoe Peg Manufacturers.
Bemis & Jones, Royalston
Shoe Patterns.
Valentine G., Worcester
Shoe Soles.
Bragg Henry M., Haverhill
Shoe Stock Dealer.
Goldthwait E. P., Danvers
Shoe Thread and Twine Manuf.
Smith, Dove & Co., Andover
Shovel Manufacturers.
Ames Oliver & Sons, Canton
Eddy William S. & Son, Middleboro'
I Parker 0. & I., Plympton
Washburn Philander, Middleborough]
Shuttle Manufacturer.!
Pratt S., Worcester
Silver Spoonl Manufacturer.
Carlton James H., Haverhill
Sieve Manufacturer.
Bigelow C. P. & Co., Worcester
Silk Printer.
Littler Charles R., Lowell
Silver Plated, Brass and Brit-
annia Ware Manuf.
Gleason R. & Sons, Dorchester
Silver Ware Manufacturers.
Sanborn Amos, Lowell
Maynard C, ^^''orcester
Slaters.
Waugli John, Lowell
Sleds and Wheelharrowa.
Fairbanks J. H., Westborough
Farrar Solomon S., Pwoyalston
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Sleigh Makers.
Fairbanks J. 11., Westborough
Longley Joseph, Westboiough
Snuff Mill.
Sweetser C. & Son, Saugus
Soap Haksrs.
Brown George A., [candles] Worcester
Brown Willard, ^^'orceste^
Ross , [fancy] Groton Junction
Soap, Candles, &/C.
Beach & Wentworth, Haverhill
BurbeckJohn C, Danvers
Davis Curtis, Cambridge (port)
liildreth D. & P., Beverly
Robertson S. TV. fc Co., Salem
Shepard Joseph, Gloucester
Stanwood Atkinson, Newhuryport
Worth John, Ipswich
Sofa and Couch Frame Manuf.
Potter J. & Co., (Baldwinville) Tem-
pleton
Spar Makers.
Andrews Franklin & Co., Esses
Spice Mills.
Fessenden & Whittermore, West Cain-
bridge
Fowler & Tapley, (West) I.ynn
Robson & Converse, Stoneham.
Smith & Hill, West Cambridge
Stickney & Poor, Charlestown
Sweetser, Raddin & Co., Saugus
Spike Factories.
Waterman & Litchfield, Medford
Page P. C, Agent, Somerville
Spokeshaves and Wrenches.
Goes L. & A. G., Worcester
Stair Builders.
Collins Stephen, Newbury port
Jaques J. T., Haverhill
Page & Littlefield, Charlestown
Taylor Thomas, Lynn
Stamp Manuf. &, Stencil Cutters.
Dewhurst R. J., Lowell
Leland William, L^iwell
Mason John A., Waltham
Steam Engine Manufacturers.
Chubbuck & Campbell, Roxbury
Stone "Ware Manufacturers.
Edmands & Co., Charlestown
Stone Cutters.
CliEord & Weatherbee, Eockport
Eames Ezra, Rockport
Knowlton W. H., Rockport
Preston, Feruald, Sewail & Co., Rock-
port.
Sibley Cyrus, Worcester
Webster J. & Co., Rockport
Whitcher, Sheldon & Co., Quincy
Stove Polish Manufactory.
Morrill J. E., Fall River
Straw Goods.
Richardson Geo. & Bro., Framingham
Surveyor of Lumber.
Frost Abner, Lowell
Suspender Manufacturers.
Xashawannuck Manufacturing Co., E.
U. Sawjer, Agent, Easthampton
Tack, Nail &/ Shoe Nail Manuf.
Edes & Wood, Plymouth
Hobart Benj. & Son, (South) Abington
Keith Z-^bina, East Bridgewater
Keith Z. & S., (Joppa) East Bridge-
water
Loring Samuel, Du:?bury
Matfield Manuf. Co., James Brown,
Agent, East Bridgewattr
Randall A., (South) Braiutree
Tailors and Drapers.
Allen Samuel B., East Bridgewater
Uallou C. N. & J. W., Newburyport
Barnes U. H., Lowell
Barms Joseph C, Pittsfield
Bartlett Cliarles A., Marblehead
Blake I. W., Lawrence
Brett & Kingman, North Bridgewater
Brown 6. & W., Winchendon
Burbank, Chase & Co., Lowell
Burbeck Wm. H., Salem
Buttrick J. S. & E., Sterling
Conway John, Marblehead
Cornelius A. G.. Salem
Childs J. M., Leicester
Cross Daniel, Fitchburg
Davis W. & W., Lancaster
Day B. R., Winchendon
Dermot Stuart, Northbridpe
Dermot Thomas, Blackston^
Drew J. D., Lawrence
Dyer W. B., Milford
Edgerton L. K. , Danvers (port)
Edwards Benjamin, Salem
Elwell & Dann, Gloucester
Fletcher E., Haverhill
Flynn John E., Hubbardston
Fuller Josiah S., Provincetown
Gifford P., Randolph
Gunn George, Uxbridge
Heath & Dver,^ Milford
Heath N. W., Milford
Hogan, Stevens & Co., Gardner
Holmes B. H., Plymouth
Holmes Lewis, Bridgewater
Howard Wm. S., North Bridgewater
Jerrauld A. A., Clinton
Keily John, Lawrence
Keith Henry K. & Co., Kingston
Kimball William, Cambridge
Lte & Wood, (Baldwinsville) Temple-
ton
Macullar & Williams, Worcester
Mecorney William, Worcester
Merrill Stephen, Charlestown
Millett W. P., Andover
Nash & AValsh, Abington
Nickerson C. & Son, Provincetown
Pierce James G., Abington
Pike Charles S , Newburyport
Preston Lucius, Easthampton
Purbeck Wm. A., Salem
Pachardson E. W., Lowell
Savil George & Co., Quincy
Shiverick F. A., Abiugtou
Showell A., Lawrence
Sibley Moses H., Salem
Small D. F., Proviocetoivn
Smith Richard R., Lynn
Smith Wm., Lynn
Thayer & Jones, Greenfield
Thompson Gamaliel B., Danvers
Vaughan George, Middleborough
Webb John K., Salem
AVeston 1. N., Townsend
Woods & Co., Barre
Tanners and Curriers.
Alley, Choate & Cummings, Woburn
Bailey Charles M., Sterling
Brown George, (heirs of) Winchendon
Burr Levi, Ashby
Dalton J. A., Salem
D ow & Parker, [curriers] Woburn
Elliot L. W., Danvers
Frye Stephen N., Salem
Gibney John, Salem
Graves & Lamb, Williamsburg
Guild Chester & Sons, Charitstown
Hanson E. A., Salem
Hardy Isaac, Jr., Danvers
Hodgkins J. S., Danvers
Looby Thomas, Salem
Lord James A., Salem
Loring Alfred, Hingham
Nelson & Merrill, Danvers
Nichols David, Salem
Noah Samuel, Jr., Salem
Osborn & Cogan, Pittsfield
Osborn AVm. S., Danvers
Osgood N. W., Salem
Osgood N. W., Jr., Salem
Pierce Wm., Danvers
Perry Jacob F., (North) Danvers
Poor Henry, Danvers
Pope Eleazer, Salem
Richmond Micab, Plymouth
Rowell C. L, (West)Amesbury
Rupp Andrew, Salem
Sibley I. P., Templeton
Simonds A. V., Templeton
Simonds Warren, Templeton
Southwick James, Danvers
StimpsonJ. C, Salem
Sumsoi), Whitney & Co., Ashburn-
ham
Tate JI. F. & J. C, [morocco] Charles-
town
Thompson Abijah & Co., Woburn
Westcott James, (WiikinsonvilleJ Sut-
ton
miitncy & Kussell, Ashbumham
Wilkins Albert, Salem
Williams, Bacon & Lund, Lowell
Worthen Lyman, Haverhill
Terra Cotta Ornaments.
Tolman Hathaway & Son, Worcester
Tin Smiths &> Stove Dealers.
Adams J. AV., Melrose
Ames Georqe, Haverhill
Atsatt John & Son, (Mattapois«t,)
Rochester
Bailey J. L., (East) Cambridge
Bailey J. N. & G. T., Maiden
Bancroft C, Jr., Winchester
Bangs & Co., Lawrence
BirdO. G. & Co., Roxbury
Boynton Becj., Westboro'
Brodley Wm., Lynn
Buibauk S. C , Sandwich
Chipman A. M., Salem
Chipman Richard M., Salem
Clark E. S., Groton
Clapp Timothy, Stoughton
Cunningham B. P. & Co., Fall River
Gushing & Mack, Lowell
Dana David, Lowell
Dana J. H. & Co., Lawrence
Davis James F., Barre
Doane Geo. H., Middleborough
Drew William R., Plymouth
y.nor, AVilliim W., Lcomitister
Eddy John D., Att'.eboro'
Farrington De V.'. C, Lowell
Foote J. L., Lowell
Freeman Ezra, Provincetown
French Phineas, Abington
Frothingham N. & T. 11., Salem
Gibson Griffin, Charlestown
Gleason Joseph. Attleboro'
Goddard Alonzo, Lexington
liadley Beoj , East Lexington
Hale J.icob, Newburyport
Hapgood Ephraim, Lowell
Hay ward & Warren, Milford
Hervey Joseph, Jr., Georgetown
Ilolbrook Loring, (South) Abiugton
Holt & Allen, Fitchburg
Homer Francis D., Bridgewater
Homer Joseph, AVareham
Jenkins E-, Barnstable
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279
Jordan John W. & Co., Worcester
Judkins William M., Agent, East
BriJgewater
Kent & Lord, Iloxbury
LeBosquet J. U., UaverhUl
Lewis Nathan & Co.. New Bedford
Lewis Nathan, New IJedford
Littletield D. G., Ix)well
Littlefield J. P., (East) Ablngton
Littlefield James, Swampscott
Loring P. BI., Gloucester
Loring J. F., Worcester
Lucas William, Worcester
Lunt Benjamin S., Beverly
Mayo I. C, Gloucester
Mead Matthias, Lowell
Myrick William H., Kingston
Page fc Beck, Lowell
Pat.-h L. & Co., Fitchburg
Paul John N. & Co., Lynn
Phelps F. F., Worcester
Pierce George, Jr., Greenfield
Preston Jonathan, Salem
Rice W. A. & D. H., Lynn
Ropes John T. & Co., Salem
Russell E. T. & Co., Winchendoa
Russ Chas. E., Cambridge (port)
Rust Samuel, Lynn
Sargent Prentiss, Newburyport
Silver Harris, Marblehead
Small J. D., Medford
Smith & Ilervey, North Bricigewater
Snow N. A., provincetown
Spaulding Z. P. & Co., Fitchburg
Spoooer Wm. A., Shirley (Village)
Summer John, Newburyport
Thomson Leonard, Jr., Wobum
Thurston David C, Worcester
Tolman James H., (Jamaica Plain)
West Roxbury
Trull E., Woburn
Tuck Lorenzo, North Bridgewater
Upham & Peckham, Westminster
Washburn John, Plymouth
Webber Gilbert S., Chelsea
Welcome A. P., Randolph
Whitcomb & Eager, Fitchburg
White Thomas, Barre
Wier N. J. & Co., Lowell
Wilder J. & Co., Lowell
Wilson & Sawyer, New Bedford
Wing Charles, Oxbridge
Wing William G. & Co., New Bedford
Winslow Henry, Pittsfield
Wise Albert, Newburyport
Witherell Gershom W., Duxbury
Wood, Brlghtmaa & Co., New Bedford
Tobaccco and Sana
Clifford & Ross, Newburyport
Tool Manufacturers.
Douglas Axe Manuf. Co., Warren
Hunt, Agent, Douglas
Greenfield Tool Co., Greenfield
Kelley, Boice & Bement, Ashfield
Page, Whitman & Co., [edge tools]
Fitchburg
Thayer, Houghton & Co., [machine
tools] AVorcester
Tohnan U. S. & Co., Fitchburg
Weatherbee T. H., Millbury
Wells Henry, WiUiamsburg
Whitcomb C. & Co., Worcester
Truckman.
Simmons George, Jr., Plymouth
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &,c.
Allen Otis L., Lowell
Caldwell J. W., Clinton
Clapp Charles 0., Worcester
Froat & Locke, Worcester
Hayward William P., Lowell
Wheelock John, Worcester
Turners.
Clapp L. & A., Salem
Schwamb J. & C, West Cambridge
Paul R. B. & L . Townsend (Harbor)
AVaterraaa & Litchfield, Medford
Vose & Bartlett, Rojalston
Richards & Brooks, Worcester
Twine and Line Manuf.
Dimon Benj., Plymouth
Man.'field William, [cotton] Canton
Shepherd J. S. & Co., Canton
Umbrella Manuf,
Allen Otis L., Lowell
Brown John B., Salem
Butler Enoch, Haverhill
Hayes W. H., Lawrence
Jennings Martin, Lowell
Moore N. P., Worcester
Shepard B. H., Lowell
Undertaker.
Hastings Joseph, Millbury
Upholsterers.
Austin David, Lynn
Barnard H. F., (South) Andover
Brown F. A., Worcester
Hancock Horace A., Cambridge (port)
Knights William, New Bedford
Lord T. II. & A. W., Newburyport
Smallwood & Morton, Roxbury
Whitney & Brackett, Cambridge
Upholsterers' Trimmings.
Baker & Son, Hingham, store in Bos-
ton, 8 Water st.
Varnish Manuf.
Burrage J., [Copal varnish and Japan]
Roxbury
Gardner E., [Copal] Lowell
Vegetable Medicines.
Barnard Franklin, Worcester
Veterinary Surgeon.
Brackett Amos, Worcester
Wadding and Batting Manuf.
Richmond A. J. & Co., Lowell
Richmond P. 0., Lowell
Watches and Jewelry.
Appleton G. B., Salem
Barker William, Mecbeun
Barrett Humphrey, Lancaster
Brastow Addison, Lowell
Burbank A. L. & Co., AVorcester
Carleton James H., Haverhill
Fenno Wm.D. & Son, Worcester
Ford Henry 0., Athol
Fowler H. L., Lowell
Glover William, Milton
Green Gilbert, Clinton
GreenouEch N. C, Newburyport
Griswold H. D. C, LoweU
Goodhue John. Salem
Hale David K.,' Lowell
Hobbs Samuel F., Lawrence
Hodges J, H., Milford
Kehew Wm. II., Salem
' Lakeman E. K., Salem
Lam.son Charles, Salem
Lefavour Charles, (West) Lynn
Low Henry J., Fitchburg
Luscomb John G., Salem
Marshall E.M., Milford
Mason L. L., AV'orcester
Mitchell Augustus, Provincetown
Morgan L. S., Lowell
Mosely K. E., Newburyport
Parker Andrew, Winchendon
Reeil George T., Fitchburg
Richardson L. B., Lowell
Root W. M. & Brother, Pittsfield
Rowell John, Salisbury
Sanborn Amos, Lowell
Smith Jesse, Salem
Studlev D. F., North Bridgewater
Studley W. B., (East) Abington
Swift Benj., Plymouth
Thatcher L. P., Middleboro'
Tibbetta Robert A., Gloucester
Walker WUliam M., Pittsfield
V/eather Vane Manuf.
Honard J. & C, West Bridgewater
West India Goods.
Albee O. B., Charlestown
Atkins W. A. & Co., Provincetown
Bachelder 0. 11. & Co., Lawrence
Bacon Geo. W., Newton (Corner)
Bailies F. & H., North Bridgewater
Baldwin T. A., (West) Medford
Bancroft Selwyn, Lowell
Basford Henry, Roxbury
Bassett & Fairbanks, Worcester
Batchelder & AVaite, Lawrence
Batchelder 0. F., (S.) Danvers
Blanchard & Underwood, Lowell
Bennett James U. & Co., Lexington
Bowley J. E. & G., Princetown
Boyden Benj., Dedham
Bradley & Willis, Charlestown
Breed & Childs, ( West) Lynn
Brett & Kingman, North Bridgewater
Brookings Albert, Newburyport
Brooks N. H., Salem
Brown Benjamin F., Marblehead
Brown & Durfee, Fall River
Brown & Rogers, Milford
Buell 0. M., Liwrence
Bugbee L., Worcester
Buttrick & Co., Lowell
Caldwell John, Jr., Newburyport
Caldwell William, Cambridge
Churchill A. & Co., Lowell
Clark and Atkinson, Gloucester
Clark & Co., Dorchester
Cole An.irew, Newton (Corner)
Coye A., Watham
Crocker J. B., Yarmouth (Port)
Currier & Thompson, Lawrence
Crocker W., Provincetown
Dane Josepjh F. & Co., Danvers
Davis John, Haverhill
Dexter & Eddy, Worcester
Dodge George, Salem
Ellis & Howard, Milford
Ellis & Moore, (East) Abington
Faunce S. & G. B., Roxbury
Fletcher I. A., Lowell
Foster I. P., Salem
Gardner P. L. W., Salem
Goodwin J. B., Newburyport
Grindal J. L., Newburyport
llarwood George H., Lynn
Hastings Benjamin, Concord
Hastings Thomas & Co., (East) Camb.
Hay den Rufus N., Lowell
Hayes T. S. & Co., Cambridge
Hayward D., North Bridgewater
Hersey & Crocker, Provincetown
Hilliard T. & J. H. & Co., Provincet'n
Uolden P., Swampscott
Horton C. E., Salem
Howard Ebenezer, (South) Danvers
Howe Andrews, AV'est Cambiidge
Iluse R. C. & Co., Newburyport
Ingalls Otis, Swampscott
James George, (Jamaica Plain) West
Roxbury
Jameson William N. & Co.. Plymouth
Jordan A. S. & Co., Lawrence
Keith H. K. & Co., Kingston
Keith Lewis, East Bridgewat«r
Kenney & Bennett, Lexington
Kimball Ebenezer D., Salem
Knight George & Co., Marblehead
Lane Jenkins, (East) Abington
Mann J. B., Salem
Mead D, & Co., Danvers
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Millet D., Jr., Salem
Morse Wm., Lawrence
Nealey Benjamia F., Lowell
N. E. P. U., No. 431, Danvers
Nichols & Co., Lowell
Noyes B. II., Newburyport
Noyes Samuel, Watertowu
Packard Henry S., New Bedford
Pearson John, Lowell
Prentiss Henry, (North) Danvers
Priest J. H., Waltham
Putnam J. D., Lowell
Puffer A. D., Lowell
Read R. & Son, Lowell
Reed & Davis, Lexington
Rhodes Jesse, Lynn
Rice Charles P., Westboro'
Rice John W., Barre
Richards & Co., Salem
Richardson J. B., Lowell
Riggs F. E. & Brother, Gloucester
Robinson & Barry, North Bridgewater
Ross Moses M., Newburyport
Runals & Co., Lowell
Russ O.B., Lowell
Russell S. S. & Co., Lowell
Russell T. J., Wesl Cambridge
Salem Independent Protective Associa-
tion, Salem
Sanger & Reynolds, Salem
Smith Elijah, Provincetown
Smith & mil, (East) Lexington
Smith Rufus, Newburyport
Smith Wm. II., 2d, Lexington
Soule S. & Co., North Bridgewater
South worth Edw., North Bridgewater
Sparhawk John Jr., Marblehead
Spiller R. 0.,Daavers
Spinney W. 0. & A. B., Lynn
Spring Luther, 2d, Worcester
Stoddard R. A., North Bridgewater
Stone Eliphalet, Dedham
Sweetser C. & Son, Saugus
Sweetser, Raddin & Co., Saugus
Taylor A., Winchester
Thacher, Cook & Co., Provincetown
Thompson Waldo, Swampscott
Thrasher John, Marblehead
Tillen John, North Bridgewater
Tinkham Enoch, Middleboro'
Tolmau R. F., Dorchester
Turner Ezekiel C , Plymouth
Union Store, J. Babb, Agent, Lynn
Very John, Salem
Wallace Waldo, Fitchburg
Webster E., Haverhill
Welch Samuel, Danvers
Whittemore Isaac W., Lowell
Wiley Caleb, Lynn
Willey J. G, Haverhill
Wood Nathaniel, Plymouth
Worthen E. B. & Co., Lowell
Wheel Manuf.
Jenkins & Knight, Barre
Wheels, Sawing, &-c.
West Amesbury Manufacturing Co.,
Thomas T. MerriU, Agent, ( West)
Amesbury
Wheelwrights and Carriage
Builders.
Gardner William, North Bridgewater
Jenkins Joel, Lowell
Jenkins & Knight, Barre
King Francis D., Bridgewater
Pierce Bailey M.,Abiugton
Pierce Elisha, Middleborough
Richmond Ruel, North Bridgewater
Shurtleff Lothrop, Middleborough
Sibley Henry, Westboro'
Teele & Hill, Medford
Ward G. W., Newburyport
Waters Samuel, South Scituate and
Hingham
Whip Manuf.
Barnes Thomas J., Lowell
White Lead.
Forest River Lead Co., Salem, George
C. Chase, Agent
Wig Maker.
Reinewald Henry, Lowell
Willow and Wooden Ware.
Adams Francis, Charlestown
Adams & Luut, Charlestown
Corthell Robert, Jr., Hingham
Murdock E., Winchendon
Murdock E., Jr., Winchendon
Window Shades.
Parker A., Provincetown
Wines, Teas, &oc,
Gardner T. N., Andorer
Wire Manuf.
Washburn Ichabod & Co., Worcester
Wire Workers.
Bigelow C. P. & Co., Worcester
Greenleaf & Hildreth, Lowell
Mayers F. R., Worcester
Wood and Bark.
Alley Daniel, Lynn
Dockham Joseph H.. Newburyport
Black M. Jr. & Co., Danvers (Port)
Prime, Kenny & Co., Salem
Wooden Ware.
Andrews & Sargent, Maiden
Wool Dealers.
Black M. Jr. & Co., Danvers ( Port)
FoUonsbee J. M., Worcester
Jacobs W. M., Danvers
Sutton Wm., Jr., Danvers
Wool Grower.
Pierce Ebenezer W., Freetown
Wool Puller.
Billings Joseph H., West Roxbury
Woollen Manufacturers.
Ballard Vale Co., [flannels] Andover,
J. P. Bradlee, Agent
Bradwell Seth, Whately
Barker J. & Brothers, Pittsfield
Bay Stat<; Mills, [shawls, &c.,] Law-
rence, 0. n. Perry, Agent, Sam'l
Lawrence, Boston, Treasurer
Brooks & Brothers, I'epperell
Crane II., Millbury
Greenfield Manuf. Co., Greenfield
Gilbert Geo. H., Ware, [fine flannels]
Hale's Flannel Factory, Haverhill, E.
Hale, Jr., & Co., prop.
Hamilton Woollen Co., Southbridge
Hodges & Co., [flannels] Leicester
Hunkmonk Manufacturing Co., [sati-
nets] W. S. Pierce, Agent, Wil-
liamsburg
James B. & Co., [shirts and drawers]
Worcester
Jones D. W., [cassimeres] Templeton
Marland Manufacturing Co., Andover,
Nathan Frye, Agent, F. CogsWcjll,
Treasurer
Northampton Manufacturing Co., J.
Musgrave, Ag't, Northampton
Northampton Woollen Manufacturing
Co., [broadcloths and shawls] Thos.
Musgrave, Agent, Northampton
North Andover Mills, [flannels] (N.)
Andover, Hodges & Son, prop.
Perry J. II. & Co., [satinets] DucUey
Plunkett Chas. H., Hinsdale
Franker Edward, [flannels] Saugus
Salisbury Manuf. Co., K. W. Robinson,
Agent, .\mesbury
Seagraves E., Biackstone
Scott & Faulkner, [flannels] Saugus
Shaw aianuf. Company, [satiuetsj E.
Shaw, Agent, Wales
Stevens' Mills, [flannels,] (North) An-
dover, Nathaniel Stevens & Son,
proprietors
Sutton Mills, [flannels] (North) Ando-
ver, Ebenezer Sutton, prop.
Taft & Day, Uxbridge
Wells, Brayton & Co., (North) Adams
Wamsetta Steam Woollen Mills, Jesse
Eddy, Fall River
Wool, Woollen &/ Cotton Waste.
Smith D. & A., Athol (Depot)
Wrench Manuf.
Goes L. & A. G., Worcesler
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BOSTON BUSINESS DIEECTOEY
Aceoimt Adjuster.
Holbrook George, 7 P. O. avet
Lloyd Geo. W. IS Congress
Accountants and Copyists.
Comer G. N. 139 Washington
French Charles, 04 Tremont
Leavitt T. II. 40 State
Adjusters of Marine Losses.
Leavitt T. H. 40 State
Page, Richardson & Co. 134 Stata
Tyler John S. L'H State
Advertising Agencies.
Adams Thomas, yi Washington
Johnson Giles B. 265 Wash, {car
and omnibus)
Palmer V. B., ScoUay's build. Court
Pettengill S. M. & Co. 10 State
Richardson & Burrill, 3(J Kilby
Agricultural Stores.
Blackmer Hiram, 34 N. Blarket
Breck Jos. & Son, 51 & 52 N. Market
Burr M. & F., 23 Broad, c. Central
Hovey & Co. 7 Merchants' row
Nourse& Co. 9 & 13 Commercial
Parker, White & Gannett, 47,59,&
63 Blackstone
Prouty David & Co. 19 N. Market
Ruggles, Nourse, Mason & Co. Quin-
cy Hall, S. Market
Ale.
[iSise PorUsr and AlcZ
Apothecaries.
Those marked with a * are meiitbera
of the Massachusetts Col-
lege OF Pharmacy. The list
was prepared by Henry W. Lin-
coln, Secretary of the Society.
•Almy Sylvester, Trem't, c. School
Appleby M., Central sq. E. B.
• Atwood Chas.H., Green,e.Leverett
Badger Wm. JI. 194 Har. av.
Bartlett J. 255 North
Berry N. W. & S. J. 160 Washington
•Blasland Thomas, 185 Broadway
•Boyden Ashel, Hancock, c. JMyrtll
•Brown Frederick, 68 Washington
•Brown John I. & Son, 425 Waah.
•Brown J. T. 292 Wash. e. Bedford
•Brown William, 547 Washington
•Burnett Joseph, 39 Tremont
CallC.H. IBowdoinsq. [Portl'nd
• Carter, Colcord & Preston, Hano.c.
Church Francis T.,Court, c.Howard
*Colton Geo., Cambridge, c. Bridge
Darby Ralph H., Fleet, cor. Moon
Fales J.J. 21 Maverick sq.
♦Farrington Thos.2 Tremont House
Ferguson Dennis, 2 Broadway
Ford John E. 3:39 Hanover
•FowleH.D. 71 Prince
•Fowle Seth W. 138 Washington
•French Chas. 367Hano.op.Tilest'a
Fuller D. D., Hudson, c. Kneeland
Gage S. M. & Co. under N. Theatre
•Geyer Andrew, Lowell, c.Causew.
Gleeson M. H. & Bro., Fed'l, c. High
Gordon James, 117 Leverett
•Greene & Lincoln,823 Washington
Herameon J. L. 32 Harrison ave.
•Henchman Daniel, 65 Cambridge
Holbrook Charles, 6 Richmond
Hollis J. O., Dover, c. Shawmut av.
•HoUis Thomas, 23 Union
•Howard Wni. P. 306 Hanover
Howe M. 258 Broadway
Howland F. P. & Co. 2l2 Tremont
Jenks T. L., Merrimacc. Portland
Joyce Thos. ¥., Comm'l,c. Hanover
•Kent Robt. R., Maverick so. E. B.
Kidder Jas. H Maverick sq. E. B.
Leatherbee Jas. W. Jr. 09 Pleasant
Lincoln A. N., Harr. ave. c. Curve
•Little George B., HanoverjC.Sal'm
•Littlefleld A., Beach, cor. Lincoln
Ludwig Warren, 50 Fleet, c. North
Mathews T. A. 154 Endicott
McGowan Wm. S. 881 Washington
McSheehy J. J. 193 North
•Mead Chas. 140 Dorchester ave.
•Melzar A. P. 165 Shawmut ave.
Miller Ellis F. 1 & 2 Charlestown
Miller E. F. & W. D., Hanover, c.
Miller John, Central sq. [Union
Morris P., Federal, c. Purchase
Page W. W., Tremont, c. Pleasant
•Parmenter G. W. 268 Hanover
Peabody Nath'l, 13 West (homoso.)
Pierce Wm. C, Purchase, cor. Peail
•PhilUps H. M. Charles, c. Ches.
Powers J. P. 88 Federal, c.Channin.
•Radford & Campbell,l,53 Broadway
♦Restieaux Tho. 192 Hano. c. Cross
Ricker Geo. D. 166 Salem
Rouse S. M. B. 1197 Wash.
Rowland D. S. 188 Washington
Russell E. W. & Co. 82 Salem
• Smith & Melvin, 325 Washington
•Souther E., Green, c. Lyman pU
Spalding J. R. 27 Tremont
Teal Thomas G. 112 Beach
Thayer Eli, Salem, cor. Cross
Thayer F. W. 697 Washington
Thayer S S. 1 and 2 Revere House
Thorndike Edward, 32 Cambridge
• Tompkins Orlando, 271 Washing'n
TowerLouisN., Carver, cor. Eliot
•Turner T. Larkin, 93 Cambridge
Underwood C. G..Lewis, c. Sumner
Wakefield T. Jr. 939 Washington
Walsh John D. 6 Washington sq.
Walsh W. M. 1 North sq.
White Joseph F., Hanover, c. Fleet
White John, 38 Leverett
White R., Broad, c. Purchase
• Wilbor Alex'r B. 106 Court
•Wilbor A. G. 743 Washington
■•Wilbur Joshua G. 135 Cambridge
•Woods Sam'l H. 51 Tremont "
•Wright E. S. 106 Endicott
• Wright Wm. K, W. Cedar, c. May
Architects.
Billings H. 460 Washington
BUUngs & Sleeper, 13 Exchange
Bond Richard, Suftblk building
Bradlee Nath. J. 5 Tremont
Briggs Luther, jr. 27 School
Bryant G. J. F. 4 Court
Cabot E. C. 9 Tremont
Cabot J. E. 9 Tremont
Dwight B. F. 94 Tremont
Esty Alex. R. 2 Change ar.
Gilman A. 94 Tremont
Graves G. H. 121 Court
Hall Charles G. 50 School
Hall John R. 50 School
Harding G. M. 16 ScoUay's build'g
Ho%'ey & Ryder, 40 State
Kirby C. K. 1 Devonshire
Moore F. H. 7 Change ave.
Morrison D. D. 129 Washington
Parker Charles E. 97 State
Pearson Geo. B. 41 State
Preston Jonathan, 6 Joy's building
Richards Joseph K. 46 Court
>nell George, 49 Tremont
Sparrell William, 9 State
Stevens J. 4 Cornhill court
Thorndike John H. 29 Edinboro'
Towle & Foster, 11 Joy's building
Voelckers Theodore, 31 Exchange
Washburn & Brown. 7 Change av.
Wheelock M. G. 5i Tremont Row
Young Isaiah B. 40 State
Artificial Flowers.
Mann J. & Co. 222 Wash. &; 74 Court
Partridge A. & Co. 201 Washington
Schimberg E. H.290 Wash.
Sebire J. 28S Washington
Artificial Limbs.
Chcever J. 1 Tremont Temple
Miller James & Co. 2J Bromtield
Phelps J. W. 68 Tremont
Stone W. C. & Co. 186 Wash.
Artists' Materials.
Adams J. .T. 99 Washington
Clark C. T. 61 Hanover
Cotton N. D. 7 Tremont
Wheeler A. & Co. 73 Union
Wliipple M. J. 35 Comliill
Astrologer.
Lister Thomas, 25 Lowell
Auctioneers.
Athertou & Walker, 39 Washington
Baker T. J. 7 Lewis
Bayley S. K 91 Federal
BcalS.H. 116 State
Beck Gideon, 34 & 36 Federal
Bement C. H., 5 Market square
Brown Stephen & Sons, 28 State
Buckley&Bancroft,Beach,c.Linc'ln
Clark & Son, 10 Water
Coolidge S. F. 2 Suffolk Building
Du BoiB & Brother, 50 Pearl
Evans B. S. 7 State
Hatch Samuel, Water, c. Congress
Hall E.F. 19 Kilby
Harris Horatio & Co. 18 India
Hennessy & Co. 15 Winter
Hersey & Harrington, 93 & 97 North
Hichborn Geo. R. 10 Faneuil Hall
Kiraball&Robin3on34 Fulton (leath>
Leonard J.&Co.Boy Iston, c. Tremo't
Mitchell Lewis S. ij Market sq.
Partridge Horace, 127 Hanover
Philbrick John, 62 Hanover
Phillips, Sampson & Co. 13 Winter
Porter J. K. & Co. 15 State
Osgood J. H. 90 Pearl
Riddle Edward, 77 to 89 Union
Smith C. 94 Union
Sprague Francis, 22 Long wharf
Stacy B. S. 0 & 10 Federal
Thaxter& Brodhead, 45 Tremont
Thompson N. A., Old State House
Townsend, Mallard & Cowing, 45 &
47 Pearl
Tucker Wales, 49 Pearl
Tucker & Lester, 54 Pearl
Tyler John, 9 Central wharf
Walker Samuel A. 7 Doane
Webb T. C. & Co. 77 & 79 Fulton
Whitwell, Brother & Co. 4,5 Milk
Bacon Works.
Barry James, 341 Harrison av.
Curtis & Knowles, 3(i6 Harrison av.
Bags and Bagging.
Chase Henry S. & Co. 1 City wharf
Condit Edward, 63 Haverhill
Folsom Jacob A. 67 Charlestown
Howe C. O. & Co. 87 Kilbv
Magmre M. & Co.llO Coni'l (Gunny )
Bakers.
Albert J. M. 73 W. Canton
Austin T. & Co. 118 Com'l (ship b'd)
Bartlett M. 220 Broad (ship)
Beaman E. T. 78 Cambridge
Becker Wm. 184 Harrison av.
Billings B. M.50 S. Margin
Blood A. 75 Lincoln, & (6 Pleasant
Bond T. D. 62 Portland
Brigham M. F. & J. A.,Clifton place
Brown Gilb. C. 112 Broad & 53 Plea*.
Burke Richard, Tyler, cor. Oak
Buttrick Abiel H.69 Leverett
Carley Rufus H. 1063 Washington
Chater James, 215 Tremont
Craft Jacob, Dorchester, c. Third
Cusack Thomas, 192 North
Fowle J.B.& Son, 66 Com'l (ship b'd)
Gaut Samuel N. 474 Washington
Hagan J. R. 232 Broadway
Hewes & Co. 140 Prince & 399 Hano.
Howe R. 86 Salem
Howard Samuel & Son, 42 Myrtle
Howard Samuel P. 8 Green
Kelt James, 581 Washington
Kurtz John E. 79 Warren
Lacy Hugh, 16 East
Lawrence L. 52 Pleasant
McDavittRobt,Broad'y,n.Dorch4iy.
Maynard Jesse, 91 Warren
Maynard L. M. 63 Union
Maynard GeorgeA. 76 Leverett
Miner M. 43 Portland
Morrill Helen H. 63 Maverick
Morse F.W. 104 Camb.S 82 Brighfn
Munroe Daniel, 90 West Cedar
Newmarch Joseph, 60 Cambridge
Newmarch S.. Broadw. & 288 Wash.
Novelty Bakery, 23 Lewis, E. B.
Ordway J. M. & Co., 294 Hano'r & 48
Beach
Ormsby James, 71 Maverick, E. B.
Parmelee Ashley, 3 Lenox
Parmelee Asaph, 1135 Washington
Parmelee i,. G. 1040 Washington
Paul J. F. 45 W.Canton
Pike Jona., 51 Poplar, n. Spring
Pike Wm. Jr., 132 Cambridge
Pitman Thos. S. 80 £. Sumner, E.B.
Robbins Benjamin, 870 Washington
Robertson James,218 Tremont.& 624
Washington
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Kobinson \Vm., North, cor. Clark I
Sawtelle Amos J. 8. West Centre
Schell Peter, 857 Washington
Shute M. H. 1 Porter. E. B.
Smith J. G. 696 Washington
Spring A. 181 Fourth [Channing
Spring E.;'Gouch, c. Merrimac, & 7
Stackpole Stephen A. 84 Fourth
Stephenson J. E. 91) Prince
Stone E. 39 Prince
Taylor T. & J. 134 Pleasant
Twombly W. J. 833 Washington
Weld J. & Co. (ship brd.) 2 India wf.
Weller J. 4 Lucas
WUley & Neville, 1043 Washington
WUlhnuk F. 81 Maverick
Wyeth N. S., Oneida, cor. Albany
Ballast.
Parker B. W. 281 Commercial
Band and Fancy Boxes.
Austin David F. 131 Hanover
Becker & Stolting, 157 Wash.
Benari S. 144 Washington
Campbell John, Uo Hanover
Goodrich M. M. E.3 Sudbury sq.
Jones E. F. IJ Tremont row
Sweeney Geo. E. 164 Blackstone
Worthley Mark, 166 Washington
Bankers.
[See Foreign Ex. &c.]
Baths.
American House, 56 Hanover
Blodectt C, (Medicated, Sulphur,
Io(iine,and plain vapor baths) r.
Marlboro" Hotel
Blodgett Henry, 56 Eastern R.R. wf.
Braman'g, opposite foot Chestnut
Cragie's Bridge, C. Bruce
HoUaud W. A. 478 Wash., basement
Packard D., Quincy House
Richardson K. P., Sroadway c. C
Tremont House
TJ. S. Hotel, Beach, c. Lincoln
Warren Bridge, W. F. Veazie
Beds. (.Spring.)
American Spring Bed Co., J. Good-
ale, agent, 118 Commercial
Boston Spring Bed Slanuf., C. C.
Kendall, agent, 68 Fulton
Ed^erton & Co. 550 Washington
Putnam H. L. 4i>4 Washington
Bedstead Manufacturer.
Tank John H. C. 100 Lincoln
Beer. {Small or Root.)
Beard Josiah, Howard Athenaium
Burkhart G. F. 64 Northampton
Hall J. G. 1066 Washington
Plummer J. P. 9&8 & 1002 Wash.
Tarr D. W. & Co. 1006 Washington
Bell Founders.
Hoooer H. N. & Co. SH Commercial
Kellogg, Cobb & Co. 51 Water (ag'ts)
Bell Hangers.
Cogswell J. A. 24 Charlestown
Crane A. B. 502 Washington
FuUer S. W. 25 Devonshire
James D. W. 783 Washington
Penniman E. M. 753 Washington
Pike A. S. 31 Exchange
Bellows Manufacturers.
Barnura A. P. 104 Lincoln (double
acting) [ (double acting)
Garland & Parker, Cove, c. Beach
Belting.
[See Leather Belting.]
Bill Poster.
Vialle James L. 3 Devonshire
Billiard Tables.
Bacon & Ripley, 21 Temple place
Cragin S. D. 8 Merrimac
Came John E. 69 Causeway
Drew & Bailey, 94 Beach
Marshall & Merrill, 75 Court
Smith J. C. 2W Uauover
Stevens J. S. 17 Province
Thompson Geo. 113 Court
Birds and Cages.
Bradshaw C.T. & H.H. 112 F.H.Mar.
Mann James, li> Theatre alley
Fowler E. U. 52 Court
White & Edwards, 54 Court
Blacking.
Russell G. C. 42 Jlerchants' row
Sullivan Blacking Co. 1:;7 Congress
and 86 Pearl
Blacksmitlis.
Adams Wm.& Co., Cross, c. Fulton
Allen & Endicott, North Grove
Batterman J. 917 Washington
Bowen W. 320 Commercial
Bramhall Otis, 121 Congress
Blain & Rowell, 88 Portland
Buchanan J. C. 105 Northampton
(.'allahan Timothy,Sea,n.the Bridge
Chisholm A.7Kneeland
Croft James T., Beverly [Friend
Denio & Roberts, Causeway, cor.
Dowd James. Beach, cor. South
Foss Abraham S., Sumner, E. B.
Freeman Moses H. 22 Andover
Gill Samuel W. IS Travers
Googins Mark, Sumner, E. B.
Hart Thomas, 48 Decatur, E. B.
Hayes Dennis, 85 Albany
Herald Joseph, Gardner's whf. E.B.
Heitz D. 880 Washington
Hooker David S. 53 Sumner, E. B.
Howe J. Jr., Tufts wharf, E. B.
Irvin Samuel, Lewis St., E. B.
'Lalley P., First, n. Dorcliester ave.
Lakin S. 393 Broad
Lewis Joel W. 15 Richmond
Low Wm. & Son, 42 Devonshire
Lufkin N., Bremen (anchors)
Nute J., Sumner
Onderdonk M. C. 264 Broad
Parker Eber, 75 Sea
Penn Joseph, 82 Canal
Perkins James, 2 North Grove
Patch Sidney, 84 Merrimac
Pike & Simpson, Beach, c. Cove
Ray B., Second, n. E
Reynolds G. H. 126 Charlestown
Riley John E.. Orange, n. Albany
Riley Patrick, A st. near Fourth
Sawyer W. W. 65 Beverly
Shepard Wm., Charlest'n.c. Medf'd
Smith & Bruce, 14 East Dover
Smith & Felton, Sea, c. Furnace
Smith, Lovett & Co. 57 Devonshire
Thompson John B. 90 Beverly
Tuttle John, 45 Sudbury
Twitchell & Libby, 45 Causeway
Weeman Ebenezer, 26 Merrimac
Board Agency.
Wallace A. 19 Howard
Boarding Houses.
Adams Isaac, 504 & 510 Washington
Baldwin Mary, 38 Albany
Batchelder Sally, 15 Montgom'ry pi.
Brigham James M. 1 Bumstead pi.
Brown George, 374 Commercial
Bryant T. J. 39 Brattle
Carlisle Sarah, 49 Indiana pi.
Crosby R. K. 10 Sudbury
Daggett M. 12 Essex [mer pL
Dillaway Elizabeth Mrs. 2 Brim-
Dow Charlotte, 26 Purchase
Eldridge J. 226 Hanover
Farwell F. P. 9 Central court
Fletcher S. I Otis place
Green Orrin, 3 Milton pi.
Grifiiu George, 8 Bowdoin square
Hall Isaac, jr. 62 Kneeland
Hall SaUy, 17 Franklin
Harvey Sarah E.31 Leverett
Hayman Wm. 10 Allston
Hunt Charlotte, 18 BiUerica
Kendall S. B. 8 Morton place
Kent Lewis, 91 Summer
Ladd D. P. 22 Hanover
Lewis David P. 925 Washington
Marble F. 12 Howard
May Catherine, 171 Court
May Pamelia, 4 Allston
MiUiken N. A. 14 Rochester
Norris John, 18 Franklin place
Parker CaroUne, 322 Hanover
Parks C. E., cleik, 24 Wasliington
Shattuck Abel B. 5 Morton place
Sirovich Luigi, 408 ComL (ItaUan)
Taft Samuel J. 17 Franklin place
Tyler Sally, 388 Hanover
Webb Jerusha, 2 Bowdoin
White Joseph, Bedtbrd, c. Lincoln
White Ruth, 231 Hanover
Boats.
Cragin & Sheldon, 184 Broad
Ladd, Piper & Co., New, E. B.
Mahony & Horgan, Sumner, E. B.
Nash Wm. H. & Son, 184 Broad
Norcross Wm. T. 3 Union whart
Vallely Thos. 409 Commercial
Winde & CUnkard, Battery wharf
Bonnets and Straw Goods.
[See also Millinery Goods.]
Carpenter & Plimpton, 48 Milk
Ellis Francis D. & Co. 64 Kilby
Fisher H.C. 7 Milk
Follett & Rand, 67 Milk
Knowlton Wm. & Co. 19 Milk
Lee James W. & Co. 43 Pearl
Stephenson, Royce & Co. 46 Federal
Tuttle & Carpenter, U Milk
Bonnet Makers &/ Pressors.
Cutler James Jr. 22 Hanover
Claflin Wm. H. 67 Milk
Partridge A. & Co. 201 Washington
Rutherford Ann^Jl Warren
Shaw J. H. 375 Washington
Thompson Lewis, 360J Wash.
Tiftany Isaac, 179 Washington
Warren John, 375 Washington
Warren Ralph, 92 Court
Bookbinders.
Abbott J. H. 19 Washington
Adams & White, 91 Washington
Bradley Benj. & Co. 57 Washington
Briegs George W. 456 Washington
Clark Chas. B. 18 Harvard pi.
Copeland R. M. 37 Congress
Damrell & Moore, 16 Devonshire
Eayrs & Fairbanks, 136 Washington
Eeles F. S. 81 Cornhill
Gorhara Andrew, 130 State
Gane H. A. 27 Cornhill
Guardenier Jolm, 16 Franklin
Hay ward Henry E. 2 Spring lane
Hiekling Charles, 20 Devonshire
Higgins & Bradley, 20 Washington
Hill W. H. & Co. 32 ComhiU
Kittield Henry, 68 Cornhill
LUlie Henry A. 24 Wilson lane
Low P. 2 School, c. Washington
Moore Alexander, 21 Franklin
Roberts J. G. & Co. 8 Water, c. Dev.
Roberts Brothers, 120 Wash.
Ripley Joseph W. 21 Cornhill
Seidensticker J. 129 Wash.
Simonds J. R. 182 Wash.
Stimpson Charles, 104 W ashington
. triman Wm.lOO Tremont, c. Mont-
gomery pi.
Walker T.O. 69 Cornhill
Waterman J. H. over 362 Wash.
Williams G. W. G. 34 School
Bookbinders' Tools.
stimpson J. H. 20 Harvard place
Booksellers & Publishers.
Adams George, 91 Wash, (upstairs)
Bowles Leonard C. Ill Washington
Briggs Geo. W. 456 Wash.
Brown, Bazin & Co. 94 Wash.
Buffum J. 23 Cornhill [ComhiU
Burnham Brothers (Antique) 60
Butler John A. 68 School
Butts Isaac R. 2 School
Carter T. H. IJ Water
Clapp Ebenezer Jr. 184 Washington
Clapp Otis, 23 School
Colesworthy D. C. 66 ComhiU
Cottrell Geo. W. & Co. 36 ComhiU
Crocker & Brewster, 47 Wash.
Crosby, Nichols & Co. Ill Wash.
Crown L. P. & (Jo. 61 CornhiU
Damrell & Moore, 16 Devonshire
Darling C.K» 15 Exch. (blank books)
Davis Robt. S. & Co. 118 Wash.
Dayton & Wentworth, 86 Wash.
Donahoe Patrick, 23 FrankUn
Drake S. G. (antiquarian) 15 Brattle
Federhen & Co. 9 & 13 Court
Fetridge & Co. 5 State & 72 Wash.
Farwell S. T. (Mass. Bible Dep.) 15
Fisher & Brother, 71 Court [Comh.
Field S. R. 3 Maverick square
Fowlers, Wells & Co. 142 Wash.
Francis C. S. & Co. 63 Devonshire
French James & Co. 78 Washington
Gay A. R. 130 State
Gill Caleb & Co. 145 Broadway
Gleason F., Tremont, c. Bromtield
Godfrey Francis, 12 Franklin
Gould & Lincoln, 59 Wash.
GJeene B. H. 124 Washington
GuUd Wm. & Co. 156 Washington
Hall John B. 15 Brattle [Tract So.
Harding S. 15 Tremont Tem., Doct.
Heath & Graves, 79 CornhiU
Hill Wm. H. & (Jo. 32 CornhiU
Hiller Thomas Jr., 1 Bromtield
Hoyt H. (Am. S. S. Un.,) 9 Cornhill
Ide&Dutton, 106 Wash, (maps,)
Jenks, Hiekling & Swan, 131 Wash.
Je wett John P. & Co. 117 Wash.
Little, Brown & Co. 112 Washington
Light Geo. W. 3 CornhiU
LitteU, Son & Co. 46 Bromfield
London Printing & Publishing Co.,
.- H. A. Brown, agent, 182 Wash.
Marsh Bela, 15 Franklin
Marvin T. R. 42 Congress
JMass. S. S. Dep. 13 CornhiU
Magee James P. 5 CornliiU (Metho-
dist Book Depository)
MUes H.A.,Am. U. Assoc. 21 Brom-
Moody Israel, 290 Wash. [[field
Munroe J. & Co. 134 Washington
Mussey B. B. & Co. 25 & 29 CornhiU
New England S. S. Dep. 79 CornhiU
Parker Irederjck, 52 CornhiU
PhilUps, Sampson & Co. 13 Winter
Philbrick J. 62 Hanover
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Rand Geo. Co CornhiU
Redding & Co. 8 State
Revuolds Wm. J. & Co. 24 ComhiU
Rice & Kendall, 16 Water
Russell Chas. B., (foreign) 12 Trem't
Russell & Brothers, 12 Tremont
Sadlier D. & J. & Co. 128 Federal
Spencer Wm.V.128Wash. [ComhiU
S. S. (Am.) Depository, H. Hoyt,
Steams & Co. 91 Washineton
Stevens & Russell, 515 Wash.
Strong C. D. 41 Tremont
Sweeney Thomas, 63 Lincoln
Tappan & Wliittemore, 114 Wash.
Tewksbury W. P. 362 Wash.
Ticknor & Fields, 135 Wash.
Tompkins Abel, 38 Cornh'l [Comh.
Tract (Am.) Rooms, N. P. Kemp, 28
TJrbino S. 28 Winter (foreign)
Usher James M. 37 ComhiU
Veazie Wm. 62 Comhill
Waite Charles, 55 Comhill
Walker Thomas 0. 59 Comhill
Whipple S. K. & Co. 100 Wash.
Woodward H. 121 Court
Publications.
Adams H. 115 Cambridge
Cobb Wm. C. 309 Hanover
Cunninsham, Thompson & Co. 82
Wash.
Dawes W. G. & Co. 500 Wash.
Doton P. C. it Cambridge
Federhen & Co. 13 Court
Fetridge & Co. 5 State & 72 Wash.
Hanscom S. S. 74 Cambridge
Hiller Thomas Jr. 1 Bromtield
Larason A. F. 549 Washington
Palfrey & Co. 103 Wash.
Redding& Co. 8 State
Saffbrd E. 14 JIaverick sq., E. B.
Shepard H. 196 Federal
Spencer Wm. V. 128 Washington
Watson George, 64 Leverett
Boot, Shoe, and Leather
Dealers. (Wholesale.)
Abbott John C. 17 Central
Adams Aaron, 6 Barrett [Leather
Adden John jr. & Co. 31 Shoe &
Ager Solomon, 23 Shoe & Leather
Alley, Choate & Cummiugs, 3 & 4
Blackstone
Angler CalWn, 15 Shoe & Leather
Atherton, Stetson & Co. 34 Pearl
Bachelor Joel, 94 Pearl
Ball, Brigham & Co. 86 Pearl
BatcheUer T. & E. & Co. 67 Pearl
Beamis T. W. & Co. 21 Fulton
Belcher L. & W. S. 94 Pearl
Bennett Oliver, 55 Pearl
Bigelow P. J. 97 Pearl
Blanchard L. & 1. 92 Pearl
Bowker & Phipps, 21 & 23 Shoe &
Leather
Eoyd J. M. & Co. 57 Hanover
Boyd S. & Corey, 118 Pearl
Boyd &Hartt, 118 Pearl
Bradley J. W. 104 Pearl
Bragg A. & Co. 70 Fulton
Bragg Fowler, 18 Blackstone
Brooks S. 16 Central
Brooks & Saunders, 69 Pearl
Brown Jona. & Son, 47 Hanover
Bryant Seth, 76 Pearl
Bucknam J. C. 52 i'ulton
Buckuam & Converse, 52 Pearl
Burrage, Blake & Burrage, 55 Pearl
Butler & Evans, 17 Portland
Butters Albert 13:. 23 Shoe & Leath.
Campbell & Harwood, 77 & 79 Pearl
Carroll C. H. 29 Elm
Chase, Gibson & Co. 46 & 50 Water
Childs. HQls, & Rising, 96 & 98 Pearl
ChildsjMitchell & Knights, 100 Pearl
Chipman John, 62 Pearl
Clatlin A. 94 North
Claflin, Lee & Co. 19 Shoe & Leather
Claflin WilUam, 19 Shoe & Leather
Cobb Baxter, 55 Elm
Colbum H. & Co. 40 Merchants' row
Comstock & Gove, 56 Elm
Cox C. & M. 26 & 28 Central
Cross & Barnard, 74 Pearl
Cushing John, 6 Blackstone
Cushing S. B.6 Blackstone
Cushing & White, 21 Exchange
Curtis Abner, 51 Pearl
Daggett H. L. 29 Kilby
Damon S. G. & Co. 53 Hanover
Dane J. F. & Co. 116 Pearl
Davenport & Gibbs, 112 Pearl
Davenport S. D. & Son, 112 Pearl
Dike L. & Co. 11 Shoe & Leather
DuBois & Brother. 60 Pearl
Dunbar W. H. 23 Fulton
Duty N. P. 67 Kilby
Emerson Thos. & Song, 51 Pearl
Emerson, Cochrane & Co. 70 Pearl
Ellis & Cavender,23 Shoe & Leather
Eetabrook J. A., Merch. r. c. North
Fairbanks Drury & Co. 77 Kilby
Farley, Morrison & Co. 32 Fulton
Faxon F. E. & Co. 53 N. Market
Far, Jones & Stone, 94 Pearl
Fnv Sidney G. & Co. 47 Hanover
Fellows Jacob & Son, 138 Broad
Felt & Reed, 27 Shoe & Leather
Field Pearson H. & Co. 65 Kilby
Flint Charles P. 11 Central
Forbush C. W. 62 Pearl
Ford Thomas A. 56 Elm
Forness E. & Co. 51 Hanover
Fowler Henry & Co. 91 North
Frost & Co. 10 Blackstone
Gage T. K. & Co. 12 Central
Gilmore A. A. & Co. 59 Hanover
Gilmore C. 59 Hanover
Gilmore & Cole, 69 Pearl
Gould C. H. 31 Shoe & Leather
Gould J. JL & Co. 110 Pearl
Guild C. & Sons, 16 Blackstone
Guild, White & Co. 40 N. Market
Hanchett F. & Co. 57 Hanover
Harris J. & Sons, 59 Hanover
Harvey S. F. 112 Pearl
■ Haskell W. T. 17 Portland
Hayes C.E.& S.C. 11 Shoe & Leather
Herman & Ammidon, 72 Pearl
Hersey, Bailey & Co. 108 Pearl
Hill J. jr. & Co. 59 Hanover
Hinds & Henry, 108 Pearl
Hobbs Isaac & (jo. (a Fulton
Holbrook A. & Co. fiO Kilby
Hoi brook Vernon, 70 Fulton
Holmes Richard, 108 Hanover
Hood George. 57 Hanover
Hosum & Bailey, 3 Shoe & Leather
Hunt A. & H. 3 Shoe & Leather
Hunt David, 14 & 16 Central
Hunt E. W. 32 Central
Hunt Joseph, 21 Exchange
Hunt & Lane, 21 Exchange
Hunt Thomas, 21 Central
Hutchinson B. P. 67 Kilby
Iresou J. & Sons, 16 Kilby
James N. N. 8 Blackstone
Jenkins I. & N. S. 10 Central
Johnson, Prichard & Co.21 Portland
Jones F. & Co. 102 Pearl
Jones Isaac H. 87 North
Jones N. & Co. 106 Pearl
Keen & Kennedy, 64 & 66 Fulton
Keith Brothers & Co. 112 Pearl
Kimball J. B. & Co. 75 Pearl
Kimball & Robiuson,32 & 34 Fulton
Levett J. S. & Co. 26 N. Market
Lindsley & Shaw, 24 Central
LovcU Daniel, 54 Fulton
Loring & Phillips, 46 Pearl
Loud A. S. 55 Elm
Maeuire James & Co. lOfl Pearl
Manny, Weld & Drake, 67 Pearl
Mansheld Geo. A. 4 Market sq..
Massey S. D. 73 Fulton
Montgomery G. K. 104 Pearl
Aloseley E. V. 19 Portland
Nash Abner P. & Co. 95 Fulton
Nash, French, & Co. 42 Fulton
Parker J. N. 20 Central
Palmer S. G. 72 Pearl
Partridge C. & Co. 87 North
Pevear & Co. 10 Central
Penniman E. & J. 35 N. Market
Pennlraan, Foster & Russell, 9 Pearl
Perkins Wm. R. 2 Blackstone
Poland & Converse^35 & 36 N. Mark.
Potter Edward, 73 Fulton
Potter, Elder & Nute, 57 Pearl
R*ddin Thomas, Jr. 30 Broad
Reed S Tuttle, 259 Wash.
Rhodes T. M. 67 Fulton
Richards J. 9 Central
Robinson R.jr. & Co. 110 Pearl
Rogers John H. 1 Tremont
Sanders & Parker, 71 Pearl
Shaw N. & Co. 12 Blackstone
Strong A. & Co. 61 & 63 Pearl
Swan J. & Co. 57 Hanover
Tapley Amos P. & Co. 15 &ir CentL
Temple Hiram, 51 Hanover
Thayer E. B. 21 Central
Thayer Geo. L. 40 Central
Tower J. A. & Co. 48 N. Market
Townsend, Mallard & Cowing, 45 &,
47 Pearl
Trescott E. jr. 34 & 36 Central
Tucker & Lester, 54 Pearl
Tucker Wales, 49 Pearl
Tyler & Wild, 54 Elm
Underwood, Godfrey &Co. 47 Hano.
Vaughn Stetson & J. 114 Pearl
Vose & Southland, 62 Pearl
Wales T. C. & Co. 29 Pearl
Walker E. 3 Shoe & Leather
Walker J. & Co. 100 Pearl
Walker S. 108 Pearl
Wallace & Sons, 32 Kilby
Warren J. & Co. 94 Pearl
Webb T. C. & Co. 79 Fulton
Webster Charles W. & Bro. 9 Elm
Webster Geo. W. 9 Elm
Wheeler James H. & Co.6&8Centl.
Whitney Joseph & Co. 38 & 40 Pearl
Whitney & Hinds, 110 Pearl
Wiggins & Thayer, 77 Pearl
Winslow C. 3 ISf.E. block (con.boots)
Wilmarth E. 3 N. E. block (Congress
WoleottS. 15 Blackstone [boots)
Wyman Abel, 46 Fultou
Retail.
Allen Lewis E. 171 Wash.
Allen Wm. 11.91 Cambridge
Allen Wm. W. 1 Market square
Appleton C. T. P. 113 Hanover
Baker Joseph, 106 Broadway
Bateman Horatio, 37 Cambridge
Bell Theo. II. 155 Washington
Blaney D. H. 2 Maverick sq.
Brackett R. 355 Hanover
Brett Wm. F. & Brother,143 Federl
Carlton D. F. 172 Washington
Carleton Robert H., 269 Hanover
Clement Theodore, 108 Hanover
Cleverly C. S. 237 Hanover
Cobum Charles, 55 Court
Cogan Wm. F. 315 Hanover
Colbum H. & Co. 40 Merchants' row
Colman N. H. & Co. 62 N. Market
Cook John, Essex, c. South
Crocker Joseph, 53 Fleet
Crosby Anthony, 255 Hanover
Denmson G. E., 568 Wash.
DoaneC.R. 557 Wash.
Dunn & DeMortie, 127 Cambridge
Dyke Wm. 272 Hanover
Eaton Isaac F. 863 Wash.
Edney George P. 159 Cambridge
EUenwood J. W. 180 Washington
Ellms Archibald, 134 Dorchester av.
Emerson G. & Son, 189 Broadway
Estabrook J. A., Mer. row, c. North
Fellows Jacob & Son, 138 Broad
Field S. R. 3 Maverick square, E. B.
Fisk A. J. 224 Commercial
Folsom Frederick, 413 Washington
Goldthwait Joseph L. 306 Hanover
Goldthwait D. E. 198 Hanover
Greene J. H. 167 Court
Groves Isaac, 202 Broadway
Hayden Charles, 659 Washington
Hobart J. 345 Washington
Holton Lemuel, 79 Court
Holton Samuel S. 43 Court
Holton & Tappan, 111 Court
Hook Aaron, 242 Hanover
Hoxie H. H. 375 Washington
Hyde Henry, 345 Hanover
Jeffers.Tohn,57 Fleet
Kimball & Wight. 196 Washington
Kittredge C. F. 100 Hanover
Lamkiu G.139 Court
Larabee John, 150 Broadway
Learnard Wm. H. 10 Marshall
Lincoln Peter, 92 Dorchester ave.
Mansfield & Kemp, 173 Hanover
-Mansfield Geo. A. 4 Market sq.
Marsh Thomas J. 162 Court
Marvin & Brewer, 101 Hanover
McAloon Thomas, 63 Lincoln
McDermott JamesJjp Merrimac
Moseley T. E. 202 Washington
Nash Geo.F. 208 Hanover
Nelson Daniel, 335 Hanover
Newcomb T. C.&C. F. 170 Hanover
Newell J. A. 28 & 30 Essex
Norton Chas. T. 109 Comm'l
Odell Alvin V. 46 Cambridge
Odell Geo. W. 3 Revere House
Perkins J. H. 3 Lewis
Pray John F. 107 Washington
Reed & Tuttle, 261 Washmgton
Rice I. M. 10 School
Richardson Jackson, Maverick sq.
Rogers John H. 1 Tremont
Roundy C. A. & Co. 144 Hanover
Sampson W., Eastern Packet Pier
Sinnott Wm., 268 North
Smith Geo. P., Federal, c. Summer
Southworth Chas. 217 Hanover
Stewart & Harris, 765 Wash.
Strong George O. 751 Washington
Strong J. 543 Washington
Swett Silas, 372 Washington
Thayer E. H.& Co. 50 Cambridge
Thayer & Eldridge, 93 Court
Tirrell E. C. 26 North
Topham John, Broadw. c. Dorch.av.
Tower J. A. & Co. 48 N. Market
Turner Chas. A. 364 Hanover
Turner Geo. E. 61 Merrimac
Wallace & Sons, 530 Wash. & 90C'rt
Wallis Francis B. 79 Washington
Whitman Wm. D. A. & Co. 7 Court
Whittredge T. Jackson, 119 Sea
Whittredge Thomas J. 157 Federal
Wilson Wm. 57 Cambridge
WisweU D. W. 33 Merchants' ro\r
Wood Alex., 139 Hanover
284
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Babb Geo. W. 71 Chambers
Baker Nelson, Norfolk av.
Bartholmesz G. 655 Washiiigton
Bethge A. C. 3.3 Pleasant
Bisbee Randall, 29 School
Blake William, W Merrimac
Brown A., mauuf.. It! Franklin
Brown Beuj., Meridian
Choate Wm. 148 Leverett
Coburn James F. ir. '294 Salem
Collier Wm. 140 S'hawmut avenue
Commin Andrew. 16 Avery
Cook Henry, 6 Friend
Cushman G. 240 Hanover
Daly Timothy, 88 Meridian
Dean Loami, 38 Merrimac
Devlin J. 27 Kingston
Dodge John, 123 Salem
Donagan W. 105 North
Doualey F. 694 Washington
Dorcy James, 125 Federal
Dowiing £. 30 Sumner, E. B.
Drach Chas. 75 Charles
Durand Benj., Vine, c. Blossom
Eckert Valentine. 75 Summer
Field George, 99 Sudbury
Flynn John, 86 Broad
Forbes William, 129 Charles
Frahm Louis, 8119 Washington
Gabel Henry, 830 Washington
Gerrish Timothy, Stoddard.c. Court
Goldthwait Jos. G. 3 Brattle sq.
Gunning E. C. 4 Franklin ave.
Haley M. 101 Fourth
Hargrave J. 1 Water
Harlow Ivory, 40 Jleridian
Harrington Solomon, 15 Water
HectorJohn,20 Shawfliut avenue
Hesz Andrew, Frank'n pl.c.Hawley
Holman J. S. 198 Federal
Holmes L S. 22(H Washington
Howe Marcus, Uarr. ave. c. Beach
Hoyt David K. 4 Belknap
Jeser F. J. 804 Washington
Jordan S. 15 E. Dedhara
Karcher Christian, 218 Broadway
Krebs A. 53 Pitts
Lacount Thomas, 55 Poplar
Lane Lunsford, 4 Causeway
l<angenbeck F., Green, cor. Lynda
Large Thomas, 25 Merrimac
Leach Eliab, 56 Devonshire
Learned Grant, 8 Graphic ct.
Leear Henry, 675 Washington
Lutz J. 598 vVashington
Harden David, 369 Hanover
Marchant J. F. 52 Sumner, E. B.
McDavitt J. N. 118 Court
McDougall James, Warren pi.
Mcyueeny D. 97 Federal
Mitchell Alexander, 8 Kneeland
Newcomb Francis, 13 Province
Parshlev J. S., Broadway, n. Tump.
Pearce f . W. 147 Merrimac
Penaiman J. T. 66 Devonshire
Power James, 67 Pleasant
Kemmes T., E. Castle
Kichardson James, 225 Tremont
Kimbach John, 610 Washington
Kofle M. 8 Bedford
Kuby Conran, 97 Eliot
Schayer John, 44 Congress
Schults Eustis, Broad w'y, n. Dorch.
Siebert F. 22 Carver
Small Frederick, 2 Montgomery pi.
Smith Geo. P., Federal, c. Summer
Smith Isaac, 13 Province
Sutton B. 81 Leverett
Tyler Asa, 16 Tremont
Wade A. r. 204 Washington
i Brigh
.57Ca
Wydner Louis F. im Washington
Ladies'' Shoe Makers.
Bodwell N. 215 Washington
Knott Kobert, 16 School
Osbom J. J. & Son, ' "
Eobbins L H. 220 J Wash.
Boot Counter Makers.
Dunham E. R. 63 Charlestown
Hall John, 2 Barrett
Wood E. E. 5 Ferry
Boot Crimpers.
Boos J. 5 Market sq.
Staab Charles, 16 Franklin
Boot Crimping Machines,
Read J. M. 31 Union
Boot Treers and Shoe
Dressers.
Merriam & Lane, 10 Central
Botanic Medicines.
Abbot J. & B. F. (Thomp.) 214 Han-
Bascom Franklin, 64 High [over
Chapman Jonas W. 4 Salem
Cheever Joseph, 78 Tremont
Green Reuben, 38 Bromfield
Humphrey H. 114 Fourth, n. B
Jackson Joseph, 102 Court
Jenkins S. 250 Broad
Kelley J. C. 271 Tremont
King Octavius, 654 Wash.
Nims O. F. 80 Cambridge
Pike M. S. 17 Portland
Shaw Joel, 735 Washington
Taylor T. K. 17 Hanover
Tyler Wm. M.,Poplar, c. Chamber*
W/wlesale.
Johnson Wm. 106 Hanover
Wilson B. O. & G. C. 18 Central
Botanic Physicians.
[See Physicians.]
Brass Finishers.
Austin H. K. 19 Havard place
Burnett & Vanderward, 96 Knee-
land
Grundy J. & Brothers, 60 Devon're,
Morse A. J. 42 Congress
Puffer A. D. 47 Devonshire
Redfern Wm. C. 17 Harvard pL
Robinson T. R. 61 HaverhiU
Wyman & Abbott, 13 Harvard pL
Brass Founders.
Dexter.Logan & Co.,47 Sumner,E.B
Gavett A.J. 12 Hawkins
Hooper H. N. & Co. 58 Commercial
Howard J. W. & Co., B, cor. 7th
Hunt & Veazey, Hawkins, c. Ivers
Litchfield S. U. & Co., Lewis, E. B.
Locke & CordwcU, Barrett, n Fult'n
Morse A. J. 42 Congress
Puffer A. D. 47 Devonshire
Spurr G. W. & Co. 306 Commercial
Stevens, Ingols & Co., A street
Brewers.
Cox H. F.&Co.,2d,n.D,&30 Sudbury
Cook Wm. W. 25 Central
Plummer D. C. 1002 Washington
Tremont Brewery, W. Castle
Brick Manufacturer.
Hubbell Peter, 10 Old State House
Britannia Ware Manuf.
Butler & Perkins, U Water
Morey & Ober, 5 & 7 Haverhill
Brokers. (Ship.)
Bridge N. W. 6 India
Brown Vernon & Son, 5 MercluEx.
Bruce Benjamin. 30 India
Burrill Charles, 3 India
Cabot Edward, 40 State .
Cheney J. H. & Co. 4 India
Cobb & Fiench, 130 Commercial
Conant E. S. 21 Commercial
Davis T. & Co. 92 State
Deshon James, 23 India
Foster Robert & Co. 48 India
Frothingham N F. 25 Long wharf
Hamlen Nathaniel, 85 State
Johnson E. 6 India
Judson & Co. 10 Broad
Kilham Chas. A. & Co. 8 Long wf.
Lamson I. W. opp. 17 Long wf.
Lord Thomas H. 6 India
Merritt Jerome, 130 State
Norton Wm. 30 India
Page, Richardson & Co. 134 State
Parks Wm. H. 10 Custom House
Peakes Wm. 4 Central wharf
Rivers J. H. 14 Commercial
Savage Charles T. 26 Central wharf
Silloway, Calef & Co.21 Commercial
Smith Lewis, 21 Commercial
Stinson & Co. 5 Long wharf
Waterman F. 4 Broad
Winsor Nathan '1. Jr. & Co., State, c
Merchandise.
Aspinwall Augustus, 40 State
Bagnall Thos. 4 Broad (metal)
Berry A. W. & Co. 7 Long wharf
Bird Wm. H. 25 Doane
Bond Geo. Wm. & Co. 127 Milk
Bradford Wra.B.7 Broad, cor.Doane
Bradshaw F. E. 32 Comm'l wharf
Canterbury & Co. 92 State (metal)
Champion A. L. 7 Doane
Cutler E. P. 53 Kilby (metal)
Domett Geo. 86 Water
D'Wolf J. L. 15 India
Francis C. T. 2 Change avenne
Gage B. 5 Congress
Hall A, B. & Co. 1 Long wharf
Hart S. Rowland, 56 Wash. & 6 State
Hartshorn J. & Son, 139 Milk (cotfn)
Hill, Sears & Co. 21 Com'l wf.
Judson & Co. 10 Broad
McLellan & Emmons, 19 India
Morey Brothers, 130 State
ckard&Freeman.SOKUby (cot'n)
Parkhurst Ziba, 23 Water (wool)
Penniman A. P. 15 India
Rogers Geo. B. & Co. 24 India
Scott Robert, 75 KLby, (cotton)
Stearns George T. 8 Chatham row
Seaver George, 61 Water, (cotton)
Sullivan J. W.opp. 18 Long wf.
Turell Brothers, 32 State
WaiteH. 98 Water
Walker & Taylor, 129 State
Weld Aaron D. 127 State
Williams A. 4 Central wharf
Williams Robert, 4 Central wharf
Wood C. A. & Co. 28 India
Dru^.
Andrews C. L. 149 Milk
Barrett Samuel, 92 State
Fearing Lincoln, 26 Broad
Hovey A. W. 50 Chatham
Wood C. A. & Co. 28 India
Specie.
Burnett & Co. 88 State
Ellis J. S. 16 State [and bill]
Foote L. 7 State
Gooding & Co. 12 State
Money.
Ayer Wm. C. 17 Brattle sq.
Baker Freeman, 11 Salem
Chatman George G.3 Kichmond
Clapp Wm. B. 13 Salem
Cummings R. 20 Joy's Building
Davis Hiram, 31 Exchange
Eayrs J. H. 1 Devonshire
Edgerly L. C. 95 Sudbury
Ferdinand J. F. 11 Brattle square,
and Hanover, cor. Friend
Fiske P. 15 Endicott
Foster C. E. 39 State
Goodwin G. K. 10 Salera
Green D. B. 85^ Sudbury
Hayward J. G. 2 Friend
Henry Wm. G. 7 Brattle (quare
Jenkins A. 106 Sudbury
Kibbee G. A. 22 Salem
Langley Wm. 32 Congress
Leland Jesse D. 19 Salem _
Jlerrill J. & Son, Brattle sq. c. Elm
Meserve H. T. 115 Court
Monroe J. 5 Endicott
Peirce A. A. 102 Blackstone
Peirce C. T. 86 Union
Richardson Royal, 25J State
Rogers C.M. 162 ' ' "
ohan
Blackstone
Brattle sq.
Russell H. 4 Brattle sq.
Sargent Cyrus, 16 Brattle sq.
Searle George & Co. 56 Water
Simpson Thomas, 36 State
Smith L. W. 25S State
Torrey & Smith", 10 Brattle sq.
Wallace A. 19 Howard
Way John j\I. 31 State
WorsterE.P.130State
Real Estate.
Adams Seaver, 20 Joy's building
Ayer Daniel, 6 State
Baxter A. G. 4 Thomdike biulding
Beal Madison, 9 State
Blake Pynson, 39 State
Blanchard Charles, 23 India
Bowker D. 210 Hanover
Brackett Dewitt C. 24 Wilson lane
Bradley S. J. & Co. 25 Kilby
Brown Daniel L. 39 State
Bruce J. A. 115 Court
Bullard J. A. 10 State
Burnham C. 10 State
Clapp J. B. & Son, Portland,c. Sudb.
Coverly S. 10 State
Dawes Henry, 14 Excnange
Dingley John T. 623 Washington
Dudley Geo. P. 2 Lewis, E. B.
Eaton Albert C.4 Wilson lane
Evans B. S. 7 State
Fairiield Wm. Ill Hanover
Foster Flavel, 9 State
Francis C. T. 14 Niles' building
Freeman Francis, 31 Exchange
Fuller Samuel D. 4 Wilson lane
Gibson G. M. 86 State
Goddard G. W. 4 Wilson lane
Goward Watson,91 Wash, (up stam)
Greenwood Ira, 14 Exchange
Guilford J. M. 86 State
Hall Adin,4 Congress square
Hahimond J. 15 Congress
Hart S. B. 6 State
Hassam John, 9 State
Hawkes T. B. 10 Exchange
Uichbom Geo. R. 10 Faneuil flail
BOSTOli' BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
285
Hobbs Wm. jr. 10 State (west'n land
agent)
Hogins Asa B. 4 Wilson lane
Holbrook D. 17 Scollay's building
Holden F. 108 State (water powers
and
Horaans Geo. H. 17 Doane
Kuhn John, 10 Old State House
Lerow L. 9 State
May Wni. B. U State
MaynardJ. W.39 State
Mclntire Charles,4 Thorndike build
Jleachara Geo. 9 State
Merrill John & Son,Brattlesq.cElra
Miller Georee^O Scollay's building
Montague Geo. L. 31 State
Nichols Henry, GO State
Norris H. A. 9 State
Page Taylor, 17 Brattle square
Pearson D. B. 9 State
Potter Andrew B. Ill Hanover
liandall O. G. 59 State
Rice Samuel, 9 State
Rupp, Hunt & Spear, 27 School
Sargent Cyrus, IB Brattle sq.
Savage James H.8 Change ave.
Shattuck William, 17 Old State H.
Sinclair Joseph F. 4 Wilson lane
Sleeper A. 86 State
Spear John I. 36 State [and note]
Spooner S. 106 Blackstone
Stoddard L. T. 3 Merchants Ex.
Tucker Lewis, Turnpike, c. Fourth
Vamum Wm. 36 Washington
Veazie Joseph A. 76 State
Wallace A. 19 Howard
Wellington J. 4 Wilson lane
Wheeler S. G. 7 Change av.
Wheelock O. A. 5 Devonshire
White Artemas, 115 Court
Whittemore B. F. 14 Exchange
Stock and Exchange,
Adams Ashur, 31 Exchange
Adams Seaver, 20 Joy's building
Adams & Clarke,81 State
Andrews Henrv, rear 48 State
Arnold Chas. 39 State
Ashley O. D. 47 State
Bancroft E. P. 8 &9 Niles'a building
BayleyS Norris, 47 State
Beck William, 7 Niles's building
Blake, Howe & Co. 4 State, c. Wash
BoUes JIatthew & Co. 90 State
Brewster, Sweet & Co. 40 State
Brown B. Jr. 56 State
Brown C. S. 56 State
Brown Stephen & Sons, 28 State
Burnett & Co. 88 State
Center John, 2 Niles' building
Clark J. W. & Co. 24 State
Coffin Lan2don,40 State
Cutter, Brodhead & Clapp, 29 State
DarrahR.K.92 State
Davenport Benjamin, 15 Congress
Degrand P. P. F. 9 Congress
Doane George A. 7 Devonshire
Dodd J. M. 88 State
Dupee & Perkins, 19 State
Eayrs J. S. 1 Devonshire
Farley James P. 24 State
Farley Robert, 40 State
Fay, Mudge & Atwood, IS Excha'ge
Fillebrown H. R. 14 Exchange
Fiske J. N. 4 Congress
Gilbert & Sons, 36 State
Gilley John E. M. 18 Congress
Gorham F. 5 Congress
Grant E. B. 1 Niles's buUding
Greenleaf James E. 3 Kilbv
Harris, Cowles & Co. 11 Kilby
Hayward & Dorr, 39 State
Head & Perkins, 45 State
Heath F. A. 47 State
Healey Mark, 66 State [Exchange
Uenshaw Samuel & Son, 4 Merch.
Hill (jeo. A. ■'< State
Hinkley JNoali, 10 Exchange
Hubbard Brothers.o Niles'building
Hyde David, 48 State
Johnson Benl. 4 Joy's building
Keith Wm. W. 36 State
Eee, Higginson & Co. 40 State
Littlefteia Walter Jr. 26 Old S. H.
Lothrop E. C. 3 Merch. Ex.
Martin Joseph G. 10 State
Mead Samuel 0. 1 Niles' building
Morris F. 2 Change ave.
JIunroe Edmund, 28 State
Peabody A. S. 8 Niles' building
Pickering H. W. 48 State
PickerinJ; J. 40 State
Plumer Wm. 39 State
Randall Otis G. 59 State
Rhoades E. 10 Exchange
Rice Henry, '-'S State
Richardson C. W. 36 State
Sewall Thomas R. 9 Congress
Sheafe C. C. 2 Suffolk buUding
Solev J. J. 4.8 State
Stoddard I.,. T. 3 Merchants ex.
Thacher G. M. over Slass. Bank
Thayer John E. & Bro. 40 State
Torrey Charles, 40 State
Tyler J. S. & W. C. 28 State
■Wallace Wm. M. 8 Old State House
Ward E. Phillips, 31 Kilby
Wetherbee John Jr. 39 State
Wetherbee Wm. 3 Devonshire
Wheelock J. B. 5 Devonshire
Wheeler Joseph, 2 Change avenue
Wheelock Otis A. 5 Devonshire
Whitney T. E. 47 State
Williams S. G. 40 State
WiUis & Co. 25 State
Brush Dealers.
Adams John J. 99 Washington
Doane Heman S. 49 Water
Harvey, Burton & Co. 27 Exchange
McLaughlin Francis. 28 Exchange
Skilton George, 49 Water
Stratton, Sherritf & Co. 22 Exchange
Building Materials.
[See Doors, Blinds, &c.]
Button Dealers.
Bumham, Welton & Co. 96 Milk
Fletcher J. B. & Co. 60 Blilk
Foster D. J. & Co. 24 Milk
Horton L. B. & Co. .50 Milk
Howe C. O. & Co. 87 Kilby
Cabinet Makers.
Blake James G. 12 Comhill
Briggs Seth, 8 Harvard place
Brownell & Delano, 108 Prince
Carr Joseph, 2 Market
Coombs & Day, 2 Beverly
Daniels J. E. & Co. 107 Fulton
Doherty D. 169 Endicott
Durant J. 41 Kingston
Eliaers A. 12 Cornhill
Gahery & Gendrot,419 Wash.
Gates I. 82 Sudbury
Harrington F. 285 \Vash.
Hubbard J. C. (chairs & settees) ,701
Ingram Geo. Wash.c. Dover [Wash.
Jellers & Hill (antiq.) 96 Lincoln
Kaley D. 65 Haverhill
Loud Thomas J. 104 Court
Mackie R. 57"^ Court
Mathews & Hoyt, 8 Mcrrimae
Nye Wm. H. 9(J Harrison av.
Perkins D. B. 71 Chas. c. Pinckney
Perry L. M. 64 Albany
Roberts John, 14 Water
Ross Joseph L. c. Hawkins &Ivers
Ruggles Levi, 123 Charles
Sherman Jacob, Athens, near F
Smith Stephen, 53 ComhiU (desks)
Stevens G. W. 601 Washington
Sturtevant S. M. ll'HaverhUl
Wetherbee J. W., (antiq.) 155 Merri.
Whitlier R. 126 Lincoln
Willis R. B. 3 Adams
Camphene&'BurningFluid.
Dingley E. H. 523 Washmgton
Dodge E. P. 8 Tremont
Dodge J. F. 36 Union
Harrington E. S. 7 Lindall
Kittredge J. & Co. 78 Commercial
Marsh & Co. 30 India (xMareh's Pa-
tent oil)
Mills D.T.& Co. 64 Broad
Porter John & Co. 12 Broad
Shaw W.F. 174 Washington
Simmons Thomas, 7 India
Cap Makers. ( Cloth 4- Fur.)
Dewhurst Thos. II Dock sq.
Gould T. 16 Union
Ryder Henry, 19 Brattle sq.
Saroni & Co. 42 and 45 Elm
Shaw E. B. 49 Union
Shirpser L 175 Wash.
Taylor George M. 95J Wash.
Cards.
Damrell & Moore, 16 Devonshire
Dearborn Nath. S. 24 School
Gay Aaron R. 130 State
Haskell Andrew W. 4 Washington
Hohnan Oliver, 7 Doane
N. £. Card Factory, 7 Doane
Perkins £. Lamson, 7 Doane
Potter J. S. & Co. 2 Spring lane
Storrs A. 54 Comhill
Carpenters and Builders.
Ames S. & U. rear 71 Fayette
Ayer George, 1027 Wash.
Ayer Thomas, 96i Portland
Bagley P. H., River, c. Chestnut
Bailey Edwin, Marginal
Bailey Job F., Liverpool wharf
Balch & Nottage, Medford, c. Cause-
Baldwin Abel, 94 Portland [way
Barker Albion, 148 Tyler
Barker C. & G. 24 Beverly
Barnes & Barker, 2 Blarket
Barrows James, 375 Wash.
Bartlett H., Lime, c. River
Bnsford D. H. 41 Sudbury
Bates Hiram, 64 Harrison avenue
Bates J. W. rear 53 Broad
Bates N. N. 341 Broad
Benson C.T. 56 Pitts
Boles Warren, 35 Sudbury, c. Port.
Bonney & Harris, foot N. Grove
Boyer Samuel, 9 Merrimac
Bowers Alonzo,92 Portland
Bowker Chas. W. 144 Tyler
BowkerFreeraan,70 Pinckney
Brown J. E. & N. & Co., Piedmont
Buntin R. 20 Andover [bers
Bumham Arthur & Son, 113 Cham-
Burr Theophilus & Son, 17 Blossom
Carpenter Wm., Church
Chamberlain David, 368 Broad
Chandler D. 328 Harrison avenue
Chase Samuel Y., Marginal
Chase Geo., Bleridian, cor. Havre
Coifin P. 303 Har. av. n. Fort ave.
Cothn A. rear 606 Wash.
Collins Walter R. over 11 Marshall
Colton John, 35 S. Margin
Copeland S. 69 llawley
Copeland T. 311 Harrison av.
CorthellH. 82 Portland
Cottle E. L. 11 Sudbury square
Cudworth Peter, 9 Merrimac
Cudworth S. S. 7 Charles
Damon Calvin, 32 Tyler
Damon H. 433 Tremont
Daunt T. K., Cove
Davenport & Bodwell.Theatre alley
Davies Daniel, foot of Lime
Davies John A.'foot of Mt. Vernon
Dearborn J. B. 71 Hawley
Ditson H. 27 Hawlev
Dow Daniel, 94 Portland
Downing Oliver, 75 Charles
Drayton Henry H. 309 Harr. ave.
Dunbar Melzar, foot of Pinckney
Dupee Chas. 32 Lancaster
Dupee Lewis, 316 Harrison ave.
Durgin Mark W. F. 94 W. Cedar
Easterbrook Isaac, 69 Charles
Emerson Jonathan, Warren place
Emery Wm. D., Canton street ct.
Favor John, 49 Lincoln
Felton S. O., Lime, n. River
Ferguson '1 hos. 76 Charlestown
Fish Edwin, 10 Sumner, E. B.
Fitch Jonas, opp. 42 Bedford
Flanders C. 24 South Cedar
Folger J. W., Cove, cor. Beach
French & Blackbird, Creek square
Frost J. O. & J. M. 72 Haverhill
Fuller C. C. 138 Tyler
Fuller Hiram, 44 Hanover
Fuller L. L. 87 Causeway
Garland & Parker, Cove, c. Beach
Garrick Reuben, Friend, c. Travers
Gillespie J. W., Harr. av. c. Beach
Gould Chas. H. 15 Harvard pi.
Grows D. P. 10 Bridge & 25 Sumner
Hall & Cotton, 48 Meridian
Hartwell Porter, Bumstead ct.
Hart N. 0. 40 Endicott
Haskell Thomas F., rear 7 Belknap
Hathaway Adoniram,foot Pinckney
Hathaway Nathan, Furnace
Hawkes Benjamin, 326 Harrison av.
Hayford Warner, 8 Harvard
Heath Dana, 150 Charlestown
Hill Nathaniel, 128 Charlestown
Hobart Peter, Jr. 63 Hawley
Holbrook & Ball, 334 Broadway
Holmes C. D. 93 Cross
Holmes D. 71 Hawley
Holmes Joseph T. 106 Comm'l
Holmes & Goodwin, r. 52 Union
Houston & Pierce, Athens, n. B
Howard Curtis C. 138 Tyler
Huir Owen, 142 Tyler
Hughes J. A. 7 Harvard place
Hunt & Keith, W.Castle.c. Tremont
Hunt Benj. r. 809 Washington
Ingalls H. P. 47 Lincoln
Jackson E. S. 97 Charlestown
Jacobs J. & W. C. 36 Friend
James Benj. Broadw. n. Dorchester
James & Flaherty, Richmond, near
Hanover
Jepson S. .59 South Margin
Jolmson Charles, Cove, n. Beach
Jones Nath'l, 37 Belknap
Kendall S. 217 Endicott
Kennv Henry & S. G. 86 Border
Kent 'H. A., Silver, n.T
King Augustus, 309 Harr. avenue
Kingsbury Elijah, 421 Tremont
Knowles NVra. J. i6 Charles
Lakin L. B. 25 Bradford
Lane Samuel, 94 Portland
Lang Stephen, Richmond,n.Fulton
Lewis Asa, 98 Portland
Lincoln Jared, rear 7 Belknap
Lincoln G eo. L. 18 Hawley
Litchfield Ira, r. 103 Friend
Lorinp A. P., Curve, c. Tyler
Lothrop Ansel, Curve, c. Hudson
Lund & Ryder, 307 Commercial
Lyford Epaphras K. 56 PitU
Lyford Thomas, 7 Barrett
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Magoun Jairus, Sumner, c. Bremen
MairAlexander, 98 rortland
Mair Peter, Robinaon alley
Mair Thomas, Robinson alley
Marble Jas. S. 434 Tremont
Marshall Samuel, Hudson.n.Harv'd
MarshaU Wni. 11 Bedford
Marsters E. J. & E. W. 454 Har. av.
Mason Julian O. iH Charlestown
McAleer Patrick, 7 Province
McKay John, 122 Charlestown
McMath John, 240 Honover
MerriU S. W. 32 Tyler
Mingay, Bartlett & Co. 12 Hawley
Moore A. 2 Market
Moore John, Newbem pi.
Moore J. P. 2 Water
Morgan Enos, Chelsea
Morton E. 427 Tremont road
Morrison J. D. 425 Broad
Morrison & Shaw, 81 Sudbury
Moulton D. 142 Endicott
Munroe & Steele, 7 Chapman pi.
INIurphy John, 456 Tremont
Neal Samuel, River, c. Chestnut
Miles John S. 336 Broadway
Nowell Geo. & C, Church
Nowell O. S. 16 W. Castle
Parker & Whittemore, 81 Portland
Patch F., Travers, n. Charlestown
Patterson James, 10 Chapman pi.
Paul & Evans, 120 Tyler
Paul & M'Nutt, 441 Tremont & 17
Province
Payson Edwin, 437 Tremont
Peakes H., Allen, n. the Hospital
Percy Calvin, 8 River
Perkins S. S. 309 Harrison avenue
Peterson & Goodwin, 12 Belknap
Pickett Wm. B., Orleans
Pickering L., Sumner, n. Bremen
Pierce J. 259 Causeway
Pike E. W., Causeway, c. Portland
Pike Geo. S. 98 Portland
Poland D. E. 15 Hawley
Pollard Walter, 6 Theatre alley
Pond Cranston, 7 Harvard
Pratt Ebenezer, 84 Leverett
Pratt F.L. 16 Avery
Prescott & Cross, Border
Prince N. S. 18 Hawley
Proctor & Lewis, 330 Broadway
Raynes Francis, Creek square
Reed Chas. H. Broadway, n. Dorch.
Kicker Chas. E. 458 Harrison av.
Ridlon N. 76 Charlestown
Ridlon R.61 South Margin
Ritchie James, Ritchie block, E. B.
Robie Levi, 50 Charlestown
Robinson Seth, 18 Hawley
Rollins Charles, Tyler, n. Oak
Rollins N. F. 315 Commercial
Scott George, rear 1213 Wash.
Seymour F., Charlesto wn,c.Beverly
Sharon Charles A. 98 Portland
Sikes John, rear 103 Friend
Simmons Hiram, Lime, n. Kiver
Simmons Levi, 109 Congress
Simmons Seth, Lime, n. River
Simpson & Oliver, 437 Tremont
Slad!e W. J. 81 Portland
Silloway Nathaniel A. 179 Camb'ge
Standish Moses, 424 Tremont
Starrett John, 120 Charlestown
Stetson Charles P. 94 W. Cedar
Stevens s Pratt, Travers, c. Beverly
Stimson J. 35 Portland
Stone Geo., Blossom ct
Stone Marshall S. 55 Tyler
Swift Wm. A. 83 Albany
Tate M. W. 441 Tremont
Taylor E., Lime
Thaxter E. 66 Tyler
Thompson & Whitman, 394 Com'l
TigheJohn,54Cove
Townsend T. 30 Avery
Turner Job A. & Co. 64 Portland
Turner Joshua, Lffl Tyler
Vaughn Samuel, 316 Har. av.
Waterman Thos., Fulton, c. Rich.
Webber Aaron D. & Co. 13 Lindall
Wells & Farren, 40 Merrimac
West W. 83 Albany
Wheeler G. B., Wheeler's court
Whetter J. D. rear 106 Friend
White Ahiiah P. 126 Tyler, n. Oak
Whitney Nfthum P. 19 Blossom
Wilbur & CotKn,17 Harvard pi.
Wilder Lewis, 71 Fayette
WiUcutt J., Lancaster, c. Causeway
WiUcutt Levi, Clark, c. North
Willoughby W. W. 61 S. Margin
WUson J. H. 318 Harrison ave.
Wilson W. 608 Wash.
Wingate A. T.144 Endicott
Witherspoon & Trowbridge, Curve ,
corner Albany
Wood Moses Jr. 12 Hawley
Carpetings.
Ballard & Prince, 7 & 9 Bromfield
Bates & Goldthwait, 45 Washington
Beebe J. M. & Co. 37 Kilby <
Briard & Forbes, 120 Broadway
Brooks W. P. B. 118 Blackstoue
Crosby F. 158 Hano.&137 Blackstone
Dow Ben j. & Co. 120 Hanover
Fowle Parker & Sons, 164 Wash.
Judkins J. B. 75 Hanover
Kimball, Felt&Wentworth,322Wash.
Loveioy Joshua, 38 Hanover
Martin & Peters, Wash. cor. West
Martin Pearl, 163 Hanover
N. E. Carpet Co. 75 Hanover
Pettes & Lovejoy, 6 & 10 Summer
Pray John H. & Sons, 51 Washing.
Stevens E. C. 272 Washington
Strout & Bradford, 1 & 2Holmes blk.
(painted)
Sturtevant A. C. 50 Federal, (manuf.
of painted)
Tenny W. P. & Co., Me.R. R. Depot
Williams Dudley, 234 Wash.
Carpet Makers.
Baker Mary Ann, 4 Oliver place
Brewer Geo. A. 228 Wash.
Cass Lydia, 4 OUver place
Danforth H. A. Mrs. 47 Lowell
Gilman Nancy, 260 Wash.
Hopkins M. T. 15 Boylston sq.
Hutchinson Mary C. 12 Norfolk pi.
Osgood Harriet, 1 Mechanics court
Carriage &- Coach Builders.
[See Wheelwrights.]
Bailey Benj.F., Broadwav, n. I, and
Dorchester, cor. Second
Bailey Enoch, 61 Sudbury
Bartlett F. E. 30 Friend
Bird E. L. 9 Eliot
Bird Thomas M. 53 Eliot
Blood, Lincoln, Cutter & Gabriel,
2G7 Tremont
Brainard E. H. & Co. 192 Dorch ave.
Brigham Charles L. 36 Hawley
Bureau Theophilus, 166 Harr. ave.
Eager M. E., Bum stead ct.
Eaton & Currier, 19 E. R. R. wharf
Frye Joseph, 182 Dorchester avenue
Goddard Thomas, 146 Federal
Goodman & Meder,lS4 &185 Cambg.
Green Charles T. 16 Chardon
Hall James, 2 Adams
McDonnell Owen, 171 Dorch. ave.
Mitchell Joshua jr. 9 Eliot
Perry Bradford, 917 Wash. [land
Richardson & Hartshorn, 91 Port-
Eoberts A. 3. 259 Causeway
Shepard & Nason, 16 Chapman
Slade & Whiton, 33 to 37 Hawley
Carriage and Coacli Depots.
Baylev S. K. 91 Federal
Hale tV. E. 27 HaverhiU
Riddle Edw. 77 to 89 Union
Sargent, Gunnison &C0.14 Sudbury
Sargent, Harlow & Co. 7 Hay'ket sq.
Whittier J. P. 149 & 151 Merrimac
Worcester Thos. F. 16 Green
Carriage Smiths.
Bacon L. 30 Friend
Brigham Elijah, 9 Eliot
Bruce J. 16 East Dover
Daniels Ebenezer, 16 Hawley
Ham A. P. 57 Sudbury
Harmon Eben S., Harr. av.c. Curve
Hall James, 2 Adams
Lazell Wm. H., Bumstead court
LiUey Thomas, 24 Beverly
Merritt B. 16 Chardon
Penn Joseph, 82 Canal
Reynolds Geo. H. 126 Charlestown
Spear Warren, 38 Hawley
Stone Moses P., Lewis, E. B.
Treadwell Wm. H. H. M. 53 Ehot ;
Tuttle John, 45 Sudbury .
Worthen & Harrington, 42 Mem.
Carriage and Coach Trim s.
[See Harness Makers.]
Cutter Wm. G. 14 E. Dover
Smith George, 9 Eliot . ,
Sprague T.&Co.Sudbu'y,c Mernm c
Tower Benj. 53 Eliot
TraskH. P. 105 Cambridge
Carvers. ( Ornamental.)
Brown & Lord, 125 Haverhill
Chapman & Hastings, 248 Com'l
Engell Isaac, 81 Causeway
Fracker & Jones, 67 Devonshire
Gahery & Gendrot, 419 Washington
Gleason Wm. B. 225 Comm'l
Henricus A. 6 Pleasant
Hobbs J. 20 Charlestown
Nye A. 541 Washington
Pratt S. I'. & Co. 8 Wilson lane
Smith W. W. 43 Kingston
Swiney John T. 104 Lincoln
Wright A. 210 Wash.
Ship Carvers.
Beecher Laban S. 102 Commercial
Chapman & Hastings, 248 Comm'l
Fowle J. D. & W. H. 268 Comm'l
Gleason Wm. B. 225 Commercial
Stoddard &McLaughUn,*21 Comm'l
Cask Dealers.
Jordon Jloses, 255 Causeway
Mills J. L. & Son, Atkins's wharf
Caterer.
Smith J. B. 16 Brattle
Cement.
Baldwin & Emerson, 20 Sea
Bray & Hayes, 34 Comhill (Roman)
Chamberiin & Foster, 21 Charles
Curtis Frederic, 48 Sea
Hersey C. Eastern Packet pier
Hoxie T. W. & Co. 42 Long wharf
Jones C. F. & Co., Bartlett's wharf
Peck John & Co. 58 Long wharf
Piper Solomon & Co. 30 Sea
Roby Dexter & Co. 280 Causeway
Wetherbee, Page & Co. 198 C's'way
Wingate Wm. A., South, c.Harvard
Young C. & Co., Brown's wharf, and
118 State
Chain Cable Manuf
Cotton, Hill & Co. 105 State
Fearing.Thacher&Whiton, 25 Com'l
Lawton J. N. & Brother, 25 Kilby
Chair Dealers and Painters.
Barnard & Dillingham, 23 Sudbury,
near Portland [Causeway
Case H. M. & Co., Merrimac, comer
Dowse Geo. S. 122 Commercial
Forsyth G. 49 Fulton, & 74 Comm'l
Gates J. W. & Co. 70 Commercial
Gates M. L. 66 Commercial
Gilbert & Chapman, 112 Fulton
Haley Wm. P. 73 Fulton
Harlow G. T. 34 N. Market
Haskell Wm. 0. 152 Commercial
Heywood Chair Manufac. Co., C.
Hey wood, agent, 113 Fulton
Heywood Wm. 21 Comm'l
Hills H. S. 110 Comm'l, & 85 Fulton
Holman & Frye, 126 Fulton
Hutchings J. F. & Co. 42 Friend
Merriam'& Parsons, 121 Fulton
Neagle W. & G. B. 96 Fulton
Peabody Thomas, 55 Charlestown
Peirce F. & Co. 114 and 82 Com'l
Phelps & Dimick, 21 Brattle
Ranney D. S. 90 Commercial
Sattbrd Hiram, 4 N. Market
Sampson & Keen, 169 Fulton
Shattuck Wm. G. 149 Fulton, & 180
Commercial [173 Fulton
Wadsworth Geo. P. 198 Comm'l, &
Chemical Eefiners.
Camphor and Saltpetre.
Henshaw C. & C. C. !f Co. 36 India
Uenshaw, Edmands & Co. 36 India
Chemical Workers.
Hathaway Joseph, 2d, n. B
Lovis Ambrose, Second, n. C
Chemists. (Manuf.)
Eaton, Hill & Candler, 63 Kilby
Lovis Ambrose, Second, near C
Preston & Merrill, 57 Purchase
Wetherbee W. A. 257 Washington
Chimney Sweep.
Scarlett Joseph, 40 Brattle
Chiropodists.
Caro E. A. Jlrs. 19 Franklin
Kenison N. .% P. 157 Washington
Men-ifleld & Perkins, 160 Wash.
Chocolate Manufacturers.
Baker Walter & Co. 26 S. Market
Chase H. & Co. 24 Long wharf
Preston John & Sons, 21 India
Preston John 2d, 6 Long wharf
Chronometers.
Bond Wm. & Sons, 17 Congress
Creighton & Black, (man.)/ Congr's
Porter George E. (man.) 7 Congress
Willard Simon, 9 Congress
Cigar Makers.
Bird Martin, 423 Hanover
Brewer C. & Sons, 14 S. Market
Bullock Albert, 7 Union
Davis John M. 303 Tremont
Hainer Henry, 182 Harrison ave.
Maguire & Calhoun, 135 Broadway
Rufsell Edw. T. 50 N. Market
Sedgley & Robinson, 3 Lewis
Thompson John, 51 May
VolkL. 802 Wash. , ^
Wormbolt John, Liverpool wharf
Cigar and Snuff Stores.
[See Tobacco.]
Billman John, 243 Hanover
Breed Wm. B. 75 Union
Brewer Clark & Sons, 14 S. Market
Brown & Whitney, 24 Merch. row
Bullock A. 7 Union
Carruth D. J. 51 Blackstone
Carruth Geo. T. & Co. 85 Hanover
BOSTON BUSINESS BIRECTORY.
287
ColellF.V.oOSWash.
Conrad D. 51« Wash.
DeYouDg M. B. 57 Broad
Draper A. G. 'J,T9 Wash.
Dubuo J. P. P. 291 State
Dunlap G. 6 Province
Gillett 0. 13 Brattle sq.
Greenwood J. W. & Co. 33 Exchange
Jones & Farley, 135 State
Kaan George, 11 Lindall
LeggWm. A.43Broad
Leonard John E. 377 Wash.
Lonergan J. C. 11 Franklin ave.
Muuroe Augustus, 21 Congreaa
Ness James, 737 Wash.
Neville Thos. 535 Wash.
Oeding John, IS West
Pearson E. N. 15 Broad
KichardsonL. G. 2 Merchants row,
(importer)
Russell Edw. T. 50 N. Market
Sevey Amos IH Congress
Slade Henry, 7 India
Slade Henry jr. 103 State^
Sussman Brothers, 14 Change ave.
Townsend & Foster, 6 Change ave.
Traiser Henrv, 125 Court
White H. K. 5 Chatham
Wiggin Daniel G. 43 Broad
Wilder & Estabrook, 3 Chath. row-
Young J. H. 259 Hanover
Civil Engineers and Sur-
veyors.
Appleton Edward, 7 Doane
Atkinson Theodore, 7 Doane
Blake & Darracott,6B State
Boyden Uriah A. 7 Joy's building
Bnggs Luther, jr. 27 School
Chesbrough E. S. 121 Washinston
Cratts N. Henry, 121 Washington
Darracott Geo. 31 Brattle
Doane T. & J. Jr. 4 CoruMIl ct
Eddy E. H. 76 State
EUiottE. B. & Co. 86 State (teleg'c)
Fuller J. F. 13 Doane
Fuller S. P. 13 Doane
Granger David A. 17 O. S. House
Hall Charles G. 50 School
Inches M. B. 34 State
Lincoln Ezra, 4 Court
McKean Henry S. 121 Wasliington
Merriara & Crosby, 39 State
Noble & Gould, 1 Devonshire
Nott G. H.6Nile3' Building
Nott Samuel, 6 Niles' building
Parrott Geo. B. 34 State
Parrott Wm. P. 34 State
Wadsworth Alex., Suftblk building
Whitwell & Henck, 41 State
Wilde M. S. G. 19 Joy's building
Williams E, J. 5 Congress
Clergymen.
Aebkeviations:— C. T., Congre-
gationalist (Trinitarian); B., Bap-
tist ; F. B., Freewill Baptist ; M.,
Methodist ; M. P., Methodist Prot-
estant ; M. E., Methodist Epi;
pal; E. M., Evan. Methodist: E.,
Episcopalian ; C.XT.,Congregation-
ahst (Unitarian); Uv., Universal-
ist ; Ch., Christian ; E. C, Eonian
Catholic ; N. J., New Jerusalem ;
Me., Millerite ; Pres.,Presby terian.
Adams J. A. [M. E.] 3 Eussell pi.
Adams N., CC. T.] 4 Boylston place
Bannister D. K. [M- E.] Piedmont
Barnard Charles F. [C.U.] 5 Warren
Barrett Samuel, [C. U.] 40 Chamb'rs
Bartol Cyrus A. [C] 17 Chestnut
Baury A. L. [E.] 2 Waverly place
Beecher Edward, [C. T.] 24 Sheafe
Beecher Lyman, [C.T.J 18 Hay ward
place
Beckwith Geo. C. [C. T.] 41 Beach
Bell William, [Uv.] 2 Warren
Bigelow Andrew, [C.U.] 2 School
Blagden G. W. [C.T.] 10 Central ct-
Blaikie Alex., [Presb.] 5 Newb'n pi.
Bosworth G. W. [B.] D street
Boyden Luman, 55 Tremont
Briggs Charles, [C. U.] 21 Bromfield
Brooks Cha8.,[C.U.]21 Bromfield
Burlingham Aaron H. [B.] 20 Oak
Burrill John T., [E.] City Inst., S. 6.
Burroughs Henry, [E.J Wallliam. st
Caldicott T. F., [B.] Charlestown
Chambre A. St. John [Uv.]
Caswell Lewis E.[B.] 36 Leverett
Clark E.W. [CT] lOlWebster E. B.
Cilley D. P. [F. W. B.] 4Baldwin pi.
Cleverly A. P. [Uv.] Mt. Vernon, c.
Beacon
Clinch Joe. H.[E.]G near Broadw'y
Cobb Sylvanus, [Uv.] 61 CornhiU
Coolidge J. I.T.[C. U.] Beach, opp.
Edinboro'
Cox G. F. [M. E.] 3 Unity
Cruft S. B. [C. U.] 201 Shawmut av.
Cudworth W. H., [C. U.] 1 Meridian
Damon Calvin, [U v.] 99 F
Dexter H. M. [C. T.] 6G0 Wash.
Eastburn Manton, [E.] 167 Tremont
Eaton Asa, [E.] 40 Pinckney
Edmunds Edw., [Ch.] 32 W; Or'nge
Ellis Rufus, [C.U.] 24 Edinboro
Eck Gustavus [E. C] 32 Middlesex
Fairchild J. H. [C. T.] 260 Fourth
Felt Joseph B. [C. T.] 12 Tremont
Temple
Field Chester, [M. E.] 46 Saratoga
Finnottl J. [R. C.]l23 Franklin
Fitzpatrick J. B. [R.C.] 23 Franklin
Fitzsinimona T. [R. C] 35Br'dway
Fuller A. B. [C. U.] 31 Sheafe
GalUgherMichaelP.[R.C.]23FranVn
Gannett E. S. [C.U.] 4 Bumstead pi.
Grimes L. A. [B.] 28 Grove
Hasklns George F. [E. C] 4 Moon
HammiU Peter, [R. C] 16 Broadway
Himes J. V.[Sec. Advent] 8 Chardou
Howe William, [B.] 19 Allen
Huntington F. D. [C. U.] Roxbury
Irwiu John, [E.] 208 Sumner
Jameson T. C. [B.] G Beach
Jenks Wm., [C. T.] 1 Crescent pi.
King T.Starr,[C.U.] 12Burroughspl.
Kirk Edward N. [C.T.] 23 McLean
Kroes P. B., [P^ C] 118Endicott
Lowell Charles, [C] 4 Winter pi.
Lynch T. [R. C.]r. ch., North'pton
Mackie Andrew [E.] 4 Bowdoin
Mason Charles, [E.]6Louisburgsg.
Mason Perez, [M. E.] 3 Dover pi.
McElroy J., [R. C] 118 Endicott
Motte M. I. [C. U.] 2 East Caatle
JIuir Adam S. (Pres.) 495 Tremont
Neale Rollin H. [B.] 6 Crescent pi.
O'Brien N. J. A. [R. C] 23 FrankUu
Parker Theodore [C.U.] 1 Exeter pi.
Feabody E. [C. U.] 54 Chambers
Pettee J. T. [M. E.] 42 Bradford
Porter James, [M.E.] 103 Broadw
Renouf EdwardA.[E.]13Avon place
Richards Geo. [C. T.] 80 Summer
Rice Wm. [M. E.] 5 Waverly place
Robbins Chandler,[C.U.]80JIt.Ver.
Robbins S. [F. B.] 20La Grange pi.
Robinson J. P. [E.] Free Church of
St. Mary
Rockwood Otis, [C. T.]40 Boylston
Rumpft'A. [Ger. Lutheran]
Sachs Joseph, [Israelite] 64 Fayette
Sargent J. T. [C. U.] 70 Dover
Schwarz L. B. [Ger. Prot.] 14
Charles
Sherman David, [M. E.] 241 Fourth
Simon John James, [Luth.] 92 Eliot
Skinner Otis A. [Uv.] 7 Fayette
Slafter Edmund F.[E.]39 Mt.Vern'n
Smith Chas. [C. T.] Brookline st.
Smith John Cotton, [E.]35£dinboro
Smithett Wm. T. [E.] 6 Sheafe
Southgate Horatio, [E.] 4 Bowdoin
Stanford Geo. [JI.] 73 Southao
Stockbridge J. C, [B.] 42 Charles
Stone A. L. [C. T.] at Brookline
Stow B. [B.] 20 Harrison avenue
Stowe Phineas, [B.] 8 Baldwin pi.
Streeter Sebastian, [Uv.]6N.Benn't
Sykes Ja's N. [B.] Terrace pi., E.B.
Taylor E. T., [M.E.] 1 Prince
Thayer Lorenzo R. [M. E.] 6 Win-
throp
Thompson Wm. [B.] 29 Bridge
Vinton A. H. [E.J 6 Temple place
Walsh D. [R. C] 22 Hudson
Waterbury J. B. [C. T.] 55 Temple
Wells E. M. P. [E.] 34 Purchas e
West Prince W. [M.] 86 May
Wiley Wm. [R C] Maverick
Williams J. J. [R. C] 23 Franklin
Willson S. W. [E.] Second st., S. B.
Wiltberaer C. [E.] 128 Salem
Worcester T. [N. J.] 9 Louisburg sq.
Clocks.
Barnes Horace, 123 Wash. [depot
Beals J. J. & Co. Haymarket sq. opp.
Beals Wm. 102 Union
Gerrish T. D. 190 Hanover
Hastings D. B. 520 Washington
Howard & Davis, 34 Water
Jerome Manufact. Co. (B. Bradley,
Agent,) 149 Hanover
Pratt D. & Sons,49Union, (manuf.)
Smith A. 767 Washington
Clock Makers &/ Eepairers.
Pulsifer F. L. 121 Court
Clothes-drying Apparatus,
Crams John, 44 Albany
Cloth Finisher.
Birkmaier J. J. 32 Congress
Clothing Stores.
[See Tailors and Drapers.]
Adams & Bell, 1 Washington
Adamson E. N. 79 Merrimac
AdIerM. A.21 North
Allen Benj. F. 5 Market square
Andre Charles, 270 Comm'l
Asher Solomon, 688 Wash.
Bennett, White & Co., Quincy Hall '
Babson & Deacon, 4 Faneuil Hall
Baylev C. T. 134 Broad
Berais & Boise, 87 Milk
Berry Wm. C.39 Federal
Blaisdell Wm. 35 Merchants row
Blaney D. H. 2 Maverick sq.
Block W. & H. 14 North
Bornstein Julius, 52 N. Market
Brett Wm. F. & Brother, [boys'] 141
Brown B. B. 126 Broad [Federal
Burbank & Rose, 95 Pearl
Butler Wm. O. 245 North
Games Geo. W. 41 North (boys)
Games H. Mrs. 123 Court (boys)
Carberry P. 27 Maverick sq. E. B.
Clark J. H., Chatham, c. Comm'l
Clark J. W. 10 Brattle (boys)
Clark Stephen H. & Co. 1 India wf.c.
Broad
Clarke C. 37 Union
Conrad & Brother, 49 North
Corthell John K. 312 Hanover
Cottrell J. H. 216 Commercial
Cowen Lewis, 512 &;552Wash.
Dale Eli G. 181 North
Dale L. C. 298 Commercial
Dale Samuel, 110 Union
Dale S. S. 185 North
Dawes C. S. 171 Commercial
Day Thos. C. 116 Com'l
Dillaway Geo. W. 46 Fleet
Dolau M. F. 6 & 8 Washington
Duffey H. 115 North
Eaton Ezra O. 257 North
Eaton Ezra, 182 Com'l
Eaton, Palmer & Co. 56 North
Farrington Horace, 60 North
Fearing & Whitney, 8 Federal
Fellows Jacob & Son, 138 Broad
Fenno Geo. A. 24 Dock sq.
Fenno Isaac & Co. 46 Milk
Fluker F. 3 Lewis
Fowle H. 15 Dock square
Garrits L. 30 Union
Garwin John W. 68 North
Gerrish Rufus&Co.,Howard,n.Court
Goodheim M. 45 Blackstone
Gove Johu&Co.2Sto 36 Merchants' r.
Gregory Wm. 492 Commercial
Hamilton Nath'l, North sq.
Hammond T. 88 & 90 Dorch. av.
Hapgood W. 18 Dock sq.
Harris Henry, 267 North
Hayden Lewis, 121 Cambridge
Heyneraan Charles, 96 Eliot
Hill, Kelley & Co., 31 North
Hiss & Tuttle, 200 & 290 Comm'l
Holbrook Sam'l,10Rlchm'd,n.North
Hollander M T.(child'n'6) 296 Wash
Hudson & Read, 4 Brattle (boys' ci.)
Ingolls Moses, 244 North
Johnson T. M. 132 Broad
Johnson J. C. & Co. US Congress
Jones L. B. 256 Commercial
Kelley Wm. R. & Son, 55 Wash.
Kenna & Connor, 50 North
Knowles N. 6& 8 Clinton
Livingston J. 263 Hanover
Locke E. & Co., (wholesale,) 63Cong.
Long J. H. 226 Commercial
Lovejoy W. B. 34 Pearl
Lovejoy W. E. 27 Commercial
Macullar, WilUams & Co., 47 Milk
Mcquarrie Wm. 380 North
Marshall & Simonds, 3 & 4 N. Market
Mayo Noah, jr. 250 Hanover
McDonald Henry, 500 Commercial
MerriU B. L. & Co. 30 Federal, & 105
Congress
Milkman B. 71 North
Miller & Hawkins, 20 Nort
Morey L. & Co. 292 Comm'l
Morris W m. 31 Maverick sq.
Morse Charles, 19 North
Morse Moses, 24 North
Morse S. F. & Co. 61 Milk
Mudgett W. S. 1 N. Market
Murray William, 46 North
Otis, Cushman & Bancroft, 63 Water
Owen & Stafford, 264 North
Patch & Tower, 12 North
Phelps S. & Co. Va Court
Pray John H. & Sons, 51 Wash.
288
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Raphel A. 280 Comm'l
Rich, Smith & Co., Dock sq. c. Elm
Richards George H. 7 North
Richardson Albert, 31 Hanover
Rogers C. H. 73 North
Sayer J. F. 88 and yO North
Saroni & Goodheim,32 Milk
Sears, Johnson & Putnam, 40 Con-
gress
Sherburne John, 9 Lewis
Simmons Geo. W. 34 North
Smith J. L. 32 Dock aq.
Smith, Nye & Co. 37 North
Snelling, Leland & Co. 26 Milk
Spier H. S. 53 Nortli
Sternburg M. P. 69 North
oppan 1 .
Usher L. B.& Co. 130 Hanover
Toppan 1. L. & Co.,Union,c. Black.
Walker Joseph,232 North
Warshauer E. 75 North
■Weatherbee E. T., Sumraer,c.Bror.d
Weatherbee N. 23 Dock square
"Webster, Button & Call, (wholesale)
3G Pearl
"Wheelock & Bidwell, 240 Com'l
Wheaton A. F. & Co. 23 , & 25 North
■W hi taker W. H. 10 North
White A. & Co. 104 Sudbury
Whiting, Kehoe,& GaUoupe,14 Ted-
era! and ',)5 Congress
Wilder Benj. 369 North & 354 Com'l
WiUiston P. F. 4 Clinton
Wyman L. A. 293 Washington
Clothing. {Second Hand.)
Aarons A. 247 Hanov»r
Brown George W. 192 Tremont
Coburn J. P. 24 Brattle
Delaney P. 23 Sea
Donovan Timothy, 18 Brattle
Guess & Gill, 32 Brattle
Hammond K. 19 Portland
Johnson J. 22 Brattie
Lewis S. H. 40 Brattle
Manning M. 12 Kneeland
Pitts Coffin, 20 Brattle
Rogers John, 12 Brattle
Soldin B. 1.5,5 Cambridge
Weeden H. 10 Franklin avenue
Wright John, 153 North
Clotlis and Woollen Goods.
Allen E. & Co. 89 Milk
Allen, Whiting, Lane & Washburn,
123 Milk
Baldwin, Baxter & Curry, 88 Milk
Bates & Goldthwait, 45 Washington
Blake, Bigelow & Co. 24 Water
Beebe J. M. & Co. 37 Kilby
Carpenter, Fairbanks & Co. 34 Milk
Fearing & Whitney, 8 Federal
Hill.Burrage s Co. 66 Milk
Jones, Turrill & Co. 49 Milk [Milk
Kendall, McDonald & Sietson.Sl
Kimball & Fisk, 28 Washington
Knight Manasseh, 237 Wash.
Newton, Eaton & Co. 85 & 87 Milk
Patterson, Balch & Co. 107 Jlilk
Pray John H. 51 Washington
Richardson, Kendall & Co. 97 Milk
Salford, Ames & Co. 69 Congress
Schouler R. & Brothers, 73 Kilby
White W'm. A. 55 Milk
Whitwell, Marsh & Talbot,130 Cong.
Wilkinson, Stetson & Co. 53 Milk
Coal Agents.
Audenried L. & Co. 86 State
Bacon, Price & Co. 03 State
Bent Geo. £. & Co. 1 Central whf.
Mitchell Jas. H. 92 State
Nevers B. M. 116 State
Noble & Co. 109 State
Sturtevant N. & Co. 25 Kilby
Thwing S. C. & Co. 8 Kilbv
Wallace & Rotheman, 30 itilby
Coal and Wood Dealers.
Abbott J. C. 105 Brighton
Bayley J. R. 18 S. Market
Benson F. A. 208 Sea & 105 State
Bradbury J. C. [agt] 19 Howard
Brigham N., Beach, c. Utica
Britten Thos. 63 South
BuUard & Carter, 244 Harrison ave-
nue and Albany
Capen O., Packard's wf. 214 Broad
Chamberlin & Foster, 90 State, foot
of Hano.& new jaU wf. & 21 Chart's
Child Stephen & Son, 294 Har'n av.
Child Henry D., Suiiolk building
Clear R. 399 Commercial
Crafts & Ward, Boston wf., 1st st
Crosby & Gibson, Ferry w£ E. B.
Curtis Frederic, 48 Sea
Cushing Perez, Second, c. C
Drake Tisdale, 40 Sea
Edgerly Peter, Canal, c. Travers
Emerson John, Summer street wf.
Farwell G. W. 244 Sea
Fletcher W. & Co. 228 Causeway
Fowler, Rogers & Co. 62 Sea
French Charles, Maine wf.
French Moses, Jr., Maine w£
Gill Wm. 250 Causeway
Griffin Geo. 58 Endicott
Griggs J. W. & Co. 51 Charles
Griggs N. 250 Causeway, office 31
Gove A. Belcher's wharf [State
Guild A. 19 Broad
Hall Alfred A.£hurch,ft. Shawmnt
Hall E. & Co., Webster, c. Orleans
Hammond A. & Co., Cross,n.Fulton
llazard Sam. L. foot Livingston
Heath Nathaniel, (agent) 134 State
Hersey C, East'n Packet Pier,Coml
Hobart, Woodward & Grigge, 416
Harrison av. _ _ .,
Jones Charles F. & Co., Suffolk
building and Bartlett wharves
Lecraw D. R., Pearl st. wf., 288 Br'd
Lincoln Noah Jr., Lincoln's wf.
Lowd Leavitt, Albany, opp. Troy
Mayo C. F., 24 Broad [c. Harr. av.
McCrillis & Morse, Northampton,
Merriam Galen, 94 Harrison av.
Moodv & Norris, Boston wf., 1st st.
Paige'C.E., Otis wharf
Parkmson W., Haverhill, c.Travers
Piper Solomon & Co. 30 Sea
Pray Amasa, 208 Sea
Prentice W. H. & Son, Prentice's
wharf, 326 Broad [E. Castle
Prescott Eben. C, Harrison av. cor.
Prescott Daniel, 94 Harrison ave.
Prescott & Chapin, Liverpool whf.
Bobbins S., Tileston's wt;
Robbins O. B. 306 Tremont
Roby D. & Co. Causeway, n. Cha'st
Smith L. & Co. head Lewis wi;
Stetson Alpheus & Son, 1st, foot I
Swinson Peter, 335 Har. av.
Taylors. P. 3 State
Tay, Fowler &C0.8 Fulton,c.Barrett
Tirrell Jesse Jr. & Co. 102 Sea
Tirrell John & Son, 172 Sea
Thwing S. C. & Co. 8 Kilby
Tomlinson J. H. jr. & Co. Sumner
Twitchell J., Beach, cor. Soutti
Vinal A. & Co., foot Poplar and 163
Cambridge, c. Bridge
Warren F. C. & Co., foot of Allen
White Robert, New Jail wharf
Whittier Seth,463 Commercial
Wilder* Bos worth, 176 Sea
Wingate Wm. A., Uarvard,c. South
and Sea, desk 25 Kilby
Wiswall E., Tileston's wf. 360 Broad
Wood C. B., Leverett, n. the bridge
Young C. & Co. Brown's wf. & H8
State
Coffee Factories.
Carter J. W. & Brother, 17 Water
Davis Noah, 63 Charlestown
Dwinell, Mason & Co.Haymarket sq.
Dyer E. E. & Co., 141 Washington
Glines J .T. & N., Haymarket sq.
c. Haverhill
Grant J. & Co. 19 Harvard place
Hayward & Co. 75 Charlestown
Simmons Benj., Charles, c. Camb.
Stickney & Poor, 8 Chatham Row
Coffin Warehouses.
Cooley Wm. 81 Sudbury
Farrell John, 169 Endicott
Faxon Oren, 700 Washington
Houghton Charles, Silver, n. B
Merrill & Tarbell, 51 Sudbury
Moore John, Newbern place
O'Rourke D. 107 Congress
Orrall Thomas, 78 Sea
Peak John, 36 Friend
Pratt C. 1. 190 Federal, c. Purchase
Smith Franklin, 251 Tremont
White John, 51 Meridian, E. B.
Whitney N. P. 19 Blossom
Collectors.
Adams Wm. H. 53 Devonshire
Appleton C. D. 4 State
Caverly Charles, 2 Bradford
Clark L. C. 113 Washington
Davis Henry, 4 Union wharf
Hebard B. F. 16 State
Jerauld W. L. 1 Salem place
Kyle W. S. 9 State
Latham Marcus, 43 Brattle
Lucas Samuel F. 17 Dover pi.
Martin D. A. 8 Court sq.
Merriam Isaac, 84 Summer
Pease A. 17 Tremont
Rich Ed. R. 319 Broadway
Smith Samuel, 1 Fruit st. ct.
Spear James E. 1 Noyes pi.
Taylor J. G. N. 36 Mass. block
Thomson Wm. V. 21 State
Way John M. 7 Devonshire
Color Manufacturer.
Wood Henry, 28 India
Comb Makers.
Bates J. L. 12,3 Wash.
Joslin E. K. 122 Washington
Commission Merchants,
Abbot Geo. W. & Co. 21 Centr'l wf
Abbot & Leathe, 2 India
Adams C. P. & Co. 29 Comi
Adams George, 13 Central wharf
Adams Edwin F. 26 Long wharf
Allen S. M. 19 Congress
Aliens. R. 129 State
Ames A. & J. 34 N. Market
Appleton & SnelUng, 4 Liberty «q,
Appleton C. H. 7 Long wharf
Austin Joseph Jr. 70 Comm'l
Bacon J. V. 40 Central wf.
Baker & Morrill, 98 Commercial
Baker Freeman, Jr., head Com'l wf.
Balch Ebenezer H. 21 Comm'l whf:
Balfour D. M. 32 Central wharf
Barker Charles Henry, 36 India
BaUard George, 304 Commercial
Barnard Geo. M. 41 Comm. whC
Bartlett C. L. 10 Broad
Bass S. G. 58 Long wf.
Bates EdwMd C. & Co. 85 State
Bates Joseph C. 103 State
Bates Joshua C. 14 N. Market
Bavley James R. 18 S. Market
Beal Samuel H. 116 State
Bent Geo. E. & Co. 1 Central wf.
Berry A. W. & Co. 7 Long wharf
Bing'ham, Joy & Co. 3 Commerce
Binney C. J. F. 130 State
Bhchard E. A. & Co. I Central wC
Bishop C. J. & Co. 12 N. Market
Black & Co. 4 India wf.
Blake John S. 19 Central wf.
Blanchard, Sherman & Co.l26Com'l
Blanchard, Wright & Co. 170 Com.
Blanchard Wm. 21 Lewis wf.
Bond &Davenport, 114 Lincoln
Bowker & Edmands, 32 India;
Boyd Francis, 16 Central wfc
Boynton N. 134 Com'l
Brackett J. R. 40 State
Bradford Wm. B., Broad, c. Doane
Bradford & Brown, 7 Lewis wharf
Bradlee Josiah & Co. 46 Central wf.
Bradley H. S. 90 Commercial
Brigham E. D. & Co. 1 Long wf.
Briggs C. M. 145 MUk
Brooks Luke, Jr. 152 Commercial
Brown Chas. S. 15 Old Cust H. st.
Brown Edward, 39 State
Brown & Kendall, 109 State
Brown I. W. & Co. 14 Commercial
Brown W m. A. & Co. 9 & 10 Lewis wf.
Brownell Isaac A. & Co. 79 Broad
Bryent Walter, 19 Congress
Buck Charles, 24 Long wf.
Bullard Lewis & Co. 51 Kilby
Bumham, Welton & Co. 96 Milk
Burrill Charles, 3 India
Bush J. 58 Long wf.
Bush & Wildes, 20 India wharf
Butman F. C. 130 Commercial
Callender Geo. & Co. 43 Centr'l wf.
Carleton Guy, 103 State
Carlisle Joseph, 192 Sea
Carruth & Sweetser, 25 Broad
ChamberUn Edward, 5 India
Chase Hez. & Son, 24 Long wf.
Chenery & Co. 18 Long wharf
Child E. B. 6 Central wharf
Clap & Brother, 47 Commercial wf.
Clark B. C. & Co. 63 Commer'l vrf.
Clark & Bingham, 8 S. Market
Clark, Jones & Co., Fort HiU wharf,
and 222 Broad
Clay, Porter & Co. 15 Doane
Cobb & French, 130 Commercial
Codman Stephen, 7 India wharf
Coffin A. B. US State
Coffin N. AV. 13 Doane
Coleman Wm. T. 31 India
Copeland, Williams & Co.,'23 India
Cox Francis, 152 Commercial
Crowell, Brooks & Co. 37 Com'l wf.
Cunningham A.& Sons, 25 Central
wharf
Cunninsham Charles, 185 Broad
Curtis, fiouve & Co. 106 State & 14
Rowe'Bwf.
Dana & Co. 27 Commercial wf.
Dane, Dana, & Co. 12 South Market
Darling F. D. 26 Central whf.
Davis & Chaddock, Comey's wharf
Davis Geo. N. 52 Atkinson
Davis T. & Co. 92 State
Davis Wm. Jr. 74 Long wf.
Deering Edward, 21 India wharf
Dennie James Jr. 37 Long wf.
Dennis W. W. 36 Kilby
DePennevet & Co. 7 Central
Deshon Daniel, 5 Long wf.
Deshon James, 23 India, c. Milk
Dewey S. W., 56 Water
De Wolf T. L. & Co. 6 Comm'l w£
Dexter E. A. 28 State
Dresser J. A. 33 Central wharf
Drury Otis, 99 State
DuBois & Brother, 50 Pearl
Dutton John, 149 Milk
QyerE.C. 62 Kilby
BOSTON BUSINESS D I H E C T 0 R Y .
289
Durant & Winslow, 9 Fulton
Eager Wm. 22 Central wf.
Eaton, Chamberlin & Co. 86 Com'l
Edmands J. W. 31 Kilby
Edwards Thomas, 17 Doane
Elliott Win. & Co. 11 Doane
EUis F.D. & Co. 64 Kilby
Emery & Lanison, 5 Commerce
Farwell A. G. & Co. S Central w£
Farvvell O. A. 5 Chatham row
Ferris John, 14 N. fllarket
Fessenden C. B. 134 State
Fisher & Co. 23 & 24 Central wf.
Fisher P. 2 Chatham row
Fishers & Chapin, 19 S. Market
Fiske Edward, 7 Long whf.
Fiske E. G. 5 Commerce
Fisk H. M. & Co. 28 S. Market
Fisk Robert F. 54 Milk
Flint, Peahody & Co. 134 State
Flint & Kent, 11 Long wf. (lumber)
Fogg Brothers, 55 Kilby
Fogg tjesse, 9 N. Market [chants row
FoUett, Chandler & Co. 18 Mer-
Forster Henry L. 26 Long whf.
Forster Jacob, 26 Long wf.
Fosdick John, 83 Kilby
Foster Robert & Co. 48 India
Foster & Taylor, 161 Milk [wharf
Fowler M. I'ield & Co. 13 & 15 India
Frazar A. A. 8 Merch. Exchange
Frost & Boulter, 108 State
Frost Wm. 31 India
Frothingham E.17 Central whf.
Frothingham N. F. 25 Long wf.
Fullerton & Raymond, 147 Milk
Gardner & Cool'idge, 45 Comm'l wf.
Gardner George & Co. 5 Liberty aq^.
Gardner O. W. & Co. 54 Milk
Gay & Bosson, 16 Milk
Glover J. B. & Co. 132 Milk
Glover T. 0. 158 Commercial
G oddard & Prichard, 5 Central wE
Gowen John E. 38 India
Gray Henry D. & Son, 136 Milk
Gray & Morse, 44 Central wf.
Gray Thomas & Co. 17 India wf.
Greeley Wm E. 53 Central wharf
Greenleaf James E. 1 Kilby
Gregerson W. H. 12 Merch. Exch.
Greig George & Co. 81 State
Habicht Edw'd & Co. 78 Commercial
Hale T. P. 69 Water
Hall Jacob Jr. 5 Lewis wharf
Hall Samuel W. 180 Commercial
Hamblen David & Co. 90 Comm'l
Hammett & Balch, 21 Comm'l whf.
Hammond E. A. 14 Comm'l
Hanson John A. 2 & G Bath
Hardy A. & Co. 94 Commercial
Harris Horatio & Co. 18 India
Harris & Smith, 19 India wt:
Haskins Edward S. 2 Broad
Haskins Wm. 4 Broad
Hastings Walter, 4 Bath
Hatch & Hastings, 38 %Vater
Hathawav E. .5 Cliatham row
Hawes P.'& J.P.22 Central wf.
Hawes & Ballard, 300 Commercial
Hay ward £. S. & Co. rear 102 Sea
Heath N. 134 State
Hennessey & Co. 15 Winter
Henry A. & S. & Co. 62 Federal
Henry, Rice & Co. 20 S. Market
Hicks & Hathaway, 3 Commerce
Hill, Chamberlin & Co. 11 Cent. wf.
Hill, Sears & Co, 21 Commercial wf.
Hills & Brother, 68 Utica
Hilton & Gore, 89 Broad
Hirsch F. A. 13 Doane
Hobbs J. W. 7 Long wharf
Holgate, Wright & Co. 17 Doane
Holmes Oliver, 27 Foster's wt'.
Howard Eenj. 27 Central wf.
Howe C. O. & Co. 87 Kilby
Howes & Crowell, 66 Com'l wf.
Hovey A. H. & Co. 128 Milk
Hovey Abiiah W. 60 Chatham
Hoxie T. W. & Co. 42 Long wf.
Huckins F. & J. W. 36 Comm'l whf.
Humphrey W. E. & Co. 50 Comm'l
Hurd & Bowers, 31 Broad
Inglis W. T. & r. 25 Kilby
Jenkins James, 13 Doane
Jenney Stephen, 46 India
Johnson Geo. 21 Comm'l
Johnson Philip, 29 E. R. R. whf.
Jones & Stevens, 92 State
Jones, Bockus & Co. 25 Doane
Jones C. F. & Co. 1 Suifolk Build'g,
Change ave.
Judsou & Co. 10 Broad
Kahler Jeremiah, 41 Central wf.
Kelly .t Spring, 1 Long wf.
Kendall C.C. 58 Fulton
Kendall H. A. 58 Fulton
Kettell, Collins, & Co. 50 India wf.
Kidder G.G. 2 Broad, c. State
Kimball J. S. & Co. 30 Central whf.
Kingman iM. & Co. 2 Commerce
Ladd & Hall, 4 Chathani
Lamb C. C. 74 Water (forwarding)
Larason I. W. opp. 17 Long wharf
Lane D. 114 Commercial
Lang Wm. 31 India
Larkin & Stackpole, 43 Com'l whf.
Lawton J. N. & Brothers, 25 Kilby
Lee James & Co. 18 India wf.
Lewis A. S. & W. G. 53 Com. whf.
Lewi8& Drew, 99 State
Lewis S. S. 1 Com'l wf.
Libbey W. & I. B. 19 Commercial
Lincoln R. & Co. 5 Chatham row
Lincoln, Wing & Co. 31 India
Linder & Meyer, 8 India wf.
Livermore Isaac, 45 Water
Lombard & Co. 13 Lewis wf.
Lombard & Whitmore, 85 State
Lord George C. & Co. 73 Long w£
Loring & Phillips, 46 Pearl
Loring & Co. 13 Central wharf
Lynch C. & Co. 48 India whf.
Lynde & Heustis, 122 Comm'l
Mackay T. B. 5 Merchants row
Mackintire, Lawrie & Co. 58 Fe d'al
Macripodari A. S. 15 Rowe's wh£
Mansur Samuel, 38 S. Market
Matthews Nathan, 293 Commercial
Matthews & Co. 99 State
May Geo. P. & Co. 25 Kilby
McKay & fleathfield, 130 Comm'l
Means & Clark, 14 Central wf.
Melledge James P. 26 Foster's wf.
Melius Henry, 56 State
Merrill George, 14 Commercial
Merritt Jerome, 130 State
Mirzan S. P. 13 Lewis wharf
Mitchell Jas. H. 92 State
Mixer & Gilbert, 44 Broad
Moody Wm. 0. 10 North Market
Morrill & Co. 29 Exchange
Morse Sidney B. 40 State
Neal & Rogers, 45 India whf.
Newcomb John J. 129 State
Nichols R. C. 41 Central wf.
Nickerson & Co. 1 Commerce
Nickerson & Howes, 42 Long whf.
Noble & Co. 109 State
Noble James, 3 State
Norcross L. 24 Pearl
Noyes & Shumway.118 Lincoln
Noyes Wm. P. 149 Blackstone
Odiorne Geo. 40 State
O'Donnell J. 27 Foster's wharf
Osgood J. H. 90 Pearl
Page, Richardson & Co. 134 State
Page Thos. 33 Long wharf
Palgemeyer Edward, 20 KUby
Palmer D. 134 State
Parker Ebenezer & Son, 126 Milk
Parker Edwin, 27 India
Parker S. T. 21 India
Parker T. U. 5 Mer. Exchange
Parks W. H. 10 Custom House st
Parsons W. J. 66 State
Peakes Wm. 4 Central whf.
Pearson John H. & Co. 75 Long wf.
Peirce & Bacon, Old Custom House
Perrin & Gilbert, 49 Central wf.
Peters Edw. D. & Co. 12 Central w£
Pickering Arthur, 7 Long wf.
Pitts Richard, 5 Chatham row
Pottle J. W. & Co. 30 Central wf.
Powers H. 7 Doane
Pratt E. F. 7 Long wf.
Pratt & Townsend,46 India wf.
Priest John L. 14 Central wharf
Proctor & Wood, 2 City wharf
Quincy Thos. D. 34 Commercial
Raymond & Wood, 11 S. Market
Reed Lyman & Co. 2 Commerce
Reynolds W. B. & Co. S3 Com'l wf.
Rice Aaron & Co. 4 Central wt
Rice Thos. G. 31 India
Rice & Thaxter,27 Long wf.
Rice Wm. & Co. 5 Chatham row
Rivers J. H. 14 Commercial
Robinson J. P. 1 Commercial wf.
Robinson T. L. & Co. 1 Com'l wt
Robinson, Wiggin& Co. 45 India
Rogers Geo. B., Milk, c. India
Rogers J. W., end India wharf
Ross & Munroe, 7 Liberty sq,
Russell & Tilton, 31 Long wt;
Sampson &Tappan, 41 State
Sampson Wm. S. 53 Kilby
Sargent J. T. W. 7 Traveller build.
Sawyer James & Co. lo Chatham
Scates D. & Co. 74 Utica
Scrivener Richard J. 62 Federal
Scudder Chas. & Co. 93 Pearl
Scudder Harvey & Co. 17 Com'l w£
Scudder H.& Co. Ill Comm'l
Seamans A. W. & Co. 86 Lincoln
Seaver J. W. 19 & 20 Com'l wf.
Seccomb & Dennis, 130 Commercial
Seccomb & Taylor, 31 Cora'l wt;
Seymour C. & Co. 12 Long wharf
Shaw John W. & Co. 145 fliilk
Shaw F. M. 2 Cross (produce)
Siders Clias. & Co. 1 Mercantile wf.
Silloway.Calef &C0.2I Commercial
Stealer Thomas &Co. 11 Foster's w£
Smith Ik Shaw, 11 N. Market
Smith Charles, 6 Central wf.
Smith L. 21 Comm'l
Snow David & Co. 1 Commerce
Snow Nathaniel, 61 Kilby
Sortwell & Smith, 12 Clinton
Southwick John & Co. 130 Comm'l
Spaulding W. C. 4 Bath
Sprague Francis, 22 Long wharf
Sprague, Soule & Co. 10 T wt;
Spear, Burke & Co. 29 India
Stearns C. J. 7 India wharf
Stetson Caleb, 34 Pearl
Stetson Cushing, 27 India w£
Stodder Charles, 75 Kilby
Stickney H. & 1. 8 & 9 Chatham row
Stratton Oscar, 24 North Market
Stinson & Co. 5 Long wharf
Stone H. L. & Co. 103 State
Stone & Downer, 12 Long wharf
Stowell D. P. & Co. 130 Lincoln
Sturtevant Newell & Co. 25 Kiiby
Sullivan J. W.opp. 18 Long whf.
Surette Louis A. 62 Commercial
Tewksbury G. P. 140 Comm'l
Thacher & Billings, 20 Long w£
Thacher & Co. 79 State
Thacher H. C. 46 India
Thayer Elijah 14 N. Market
Thayer, Rice & Co. 32 India
Thayer & Co. 24 India wf.
Thmng S. C. & Co. 8 Kilby
Tileston E. G. 7 Federal
Tilton Stephen & Co. 10 Central wt;
Tinkham S. & Co. 19 Broad
ToddF. A. 92State
Todd R. J. 92 State
Topliff B. & Co. 22 Long wharf
Townsend L P. & Co. 23 Com'l wt
Towne L. Jr. 64 Utica
Train Sam'l F. S3 Com'l
Tread well Moses, 17 Comm'l whi
Tremere J. S. 27 Union wharf
TremlettThos.lSS Broad, 28 Foster's
wharf
Tucker Wm. 37 Central wt
Turner & Boynton, 27 & 28 Lewis
wharf
Twombly & Larason, 13 Cust. H. st
Vila J. & Co. 1 Bath, near Congresa
Vose ■•J\ B. 98 Water
Wade Geo. 13 Long wt
Wade John, 74 State
Wainwright Hy. C, 17 Central wf.
Wales T. B. & Co. 50 Central whaif
Walker & Brother, 17 Merch'ts row
Walker Geo. 13 Central wht
Ward Charles T. 26 Broad
Ware J. S. 142 Cora'l
Waterman F. 4 Broad
Weld A.-iron D. 127 State
Weld & Minot, 35 Central wt
Weld Wm. F. & Co. 42 Central wt
Weld J. G. 4.3 Central wt
Wells T. F. 38 India
Weltch Samuel, 129 State
Wheeler & Peck, 10 Long wt
Wheelwright E. 70 Com'l
Wheelwright & Cobb, 47 Central wt
White Ambrose U. 70 State
Whitney Wm. & Co. 13 Liberty sq.
Whitnev Marshall, 3 Commerce
Whittemore Geo. & Co. 27 Long wf.
Whittemore W. & F. H. & Co. 32 Br'd
Whitwell, Brother & Co. 45 MUk
Wiegin Joseph H. 6 India
Wilkins Chas. & Co. 33 Long w£
Williams & Hall, 37 Central wt
Williams & Co., rear (iO State
Williams G. W. A. 5 Liberty sq.
Wilhs Clement, 100 State
Wilson, Shaw & Co. 30 Central wt
Winslow Brothers, U4 State
Winslow Edward, 5 Broad
Winsor Nathauiel Jr. &. Co.Broarl, c
State
Wood & West, 60 Pearl
Wyman & Arklay, 124 Congresj
Wymau R. F. 17 Rowe's wharf
Young Darius, 118 State
Young D. F. & Co. 110 State
Young & Co. 116 State
Domestic Commis. Merchants.
Almy, Patterson & Co. 115 Milk
Barry & Brother, 21 & 27 Pearl
Blackburn George & Co. 55 Milk
Chace, Wheelwright & Co. Ill Milk
Clark, Sweet & Co. 65 & 71 Congress
Colby Gardmir & Co. 22 Milk
Denny, Rice & Gardner, 90 Milk
Dutton, Lamb & Stearns, 102 Milk
Eldredge Oliver & Co. 7 Federal
Everett Charles & Son, 54 Milk
Faulkner, Kimball & Co. 86 Milk
Frothingham S.Jr.&Co.l36Congrefi3
Hall, Fowle & Tufts, 45 Federal
Howe J. C. & Co. 20 Federal, & lOJ
Congress
Howe C. O. & Co. 87 Kilbv
Johnson, Sewall & Co. 133 Milk
Kimball Daniel & Co. 28 Milk
Lawrence A. & A. t Co. 82 Milk
3'i
290
MASSACUTJSETTS KEGISTER.
Lawrence, Stone & Co. 4 Milk
Lemist, Bramlmll & Co. 45 Milk
Mason & Lawrence, 1" Jlilk
Merriam, Brewer & Co. 5" i'ederaJ
Mills Ch.i3. H. & Co. R9 Milk
Morrill & Hay ward, 73 Kilby
Puise J. W. & Co. 141 Jlilk.
Parker, Wilder. & Co. 5 Pearl
Poor Benj. 29 Milk
Kead, Chad wick & Dexter, 29 Milk
Schouler, Newton & Co. 73 Kilby
Simpson M. H. & Co. 31 Pearl
Skinner Francia & Co. 91 Milk
Stanfield, Wentworth & Co. 4 Pearl
Tucker, Newton & Mills, 25 Federal
Upham, Tucker & Co. 13 Pearl
Vila Joseph, 75 Kilby
■Waterston. Pray & Co. 27 F ederal
Welch J. E. 44 Water
Wright & Whitman, 16 Pearl
Composition Ornaments.
Fracker & Jones, 57 Devonshire
Hobbs James. 20 Charlestown
Pratt S. F. & Co. « Wilson lane
Kogers James E.8 Charlestown
Forwarding 4" Commis. Merch.
[See Passage and Freight Agents]
Confectioners.
Benee Peter, 307 Tremont
Bricher Wm., West, opp. Mason
Bradshaw Jesse, \) Marshall [over
Bradshaw Albert, Court, opp. Han-
Castell Edward, 2«4 Hanover
Castell H. 238 Hanover
Copeland A. F. & Co. 45 Court
Copeland C. 87 Court
Dornhofer George, 89 Hanover
Eaelesoa N. 532 Wash.
Eaton John, 83 Maverick
Haven Abner, 11 School
Heilee Charles F. 413 Washington
Kelley P. H. 8 Lewis, E. B.
Lombard a. K. 777 Wash.
Mattel A. 661 Washington
Mayer Philip J. SI '1 reraont
Pepper & Co. 13 Marshall
Pepper T. S. 61 Cambridge
Roper J. B. & Co. 84U Washington
Seiberlich L. 423 Washington
Still John, 155 Broadway
Tufts Win. 727 Wash.
Vinton Charles A . 212 Wash.
Vinton Geo. W. 343 Washington
Ware Wm. Gl Lincoln
Webster Albert, 3 Brattle
Wedger John B. 219 Hanover
Wells Eenj. F. 173 Court .
Wheeler James B. 545 Waslungton
Constables.
[See Contents.]
Contractors for Building.
Bailey Edwin, Marginal, E. B.
Emeison Charles, 25 Doanc
Emery F. W. R. 20 Washington
Preston Jonathan, 6 Joy's building
Russell B. G. 96 Pleasant
Stone P. A. 15 Crescent place & 120
Charlestown „ .„, ,^ ,
Wadleigh Dexter E., 704 Wash.
Conveyancer and Sciiv-
enera.
Thomson William V. 20 ScoUay'a
Building
Coopers.
Those with a* are also Fac's of Fish .
Abbot Benj. 22 Medford
'Abraham B. 1 & 3 T wf.
Beck Lewis, 128 Broad, n. India wf.
Boraan & Darrow, 138 iVIilk [Broad
♦Brown Henry, Spear's wht & 254
Burke James £. 152 Dorchester av.
•Carlton John K. 1 Lewis whf. and
Tuttle's whf. E. B.
Cate Samuel, 182 Commercial
•Churchill Otis, 2 T whf. [ton
Clapp & Goddard.Richmond, n.Ful-
Currant Joseph, 44 Long wharf
Daniels Wm. 78 Harrison av.
DunbarJ.H.S4 Water
Hedrick U. 53 E. PI. R. wf.
Hill Henry B.,Tuttle's wf., Sumner
Hinckley F. 110 Commercial
Houseman Geo. 251 Causeway
Kelly Levi, Battery march, n. JMilk
•Lane J. S: Son, 111 Com'l
Lang & Delano, Thompson's wharf
(cooperage <tock)
Lang J . 58 India wf. (ganger)
Linscott W., Uawes st.
Lovett & Harrold,89 Water
Luzarder & Close, 187A Broad
Marshall & Conant, 163 Fulton
Mill8j.L.&Son,Com'l n.Bartlett's wf
Morse A. P. 27 Foster's wf. (shooks)
Morse D. P., Second, n. B (shooks)
Nason A. & Son, Lewis wf.
Ober John P. head Union wC
Perkins Ezra, 5th, n. C
Pitman J. H. & Co. 23 Ferry
Porter Charles H. 48 Chatham and
289 Causeway
Sanger Z. 9 Custom House st.
Sawyer H. A. 47 E. E. R- wharf
Sawyer J. P. & Co. 499 Com'l
Urann Joseph, 340 Commercial
Vannevar Alex. Jr. 28 Long wf.
Vannevar James, City wf. n. Com 1
Warner J. E., Tuttle's wf., E. B.
Wells & Co. 236 Commercial
Wiggin Thos. B. 29 Doane
Worthley & Shultz, 412 Comm'l
CopDer Dealers.
Hooper h' N. & Co. 5S Com!
Revere Copper Co. 97 State
Copper Smiths.
Arnold Joseph A. & Co. 2nd, c. A
Ayers & \'ialle, Charlestown, near
Maine depot
Barker John, 30 Jferrimao
Carpenter A. 144 Broad
Coltman H. W. & Co., Lewis, E.B.
Dudley B. F. 66 Harrison avenue
Frasier John, 30 Lewis. E. B.
Gallagher Patrick O., Lewis, E. B.
Hunueraan & Co. 48 Union
Kelley Thomas, 12 Marshall
Locke & Cord well, 1 Barrett
Loring A. B. & S. H. 76 Har. av.
Loring John G. & Co. 78 Merrimao
Pieper Peter (pumps) 8W! Brattle
Rice, Hicks & Badger, 51 Pitts
Strater Herman , Sudbury, c. Portl .
Thus Henry, 113 Congress
Tompkins I. S. 54 Union
Tuckerman Wm. F. 80 Sudbury
Waters Wm. 25 Sumner, E. B.
Waters Eben, 135 Endicott
Cordage.
Browne Albert G. 152 Commercial
Dunham Josiah, Fifth, near B
Lawton J. N. & Brothers, 25 Kilby,
(agents)
Flymoutli Cordage Co., Blanchard,
Sherman & Co. 126 Commercial
Sewall, Day & Co. 44 & 46 Com'l
"WiUiston George W. 30 India
Cork Cutters.
Beeching Richard, 90 Blackstone
Holmes P. 109 Brkst'ne(import'r)
Leman E. C. 15 Washington
Coroners.
Andrews Wm. 68 Fourth
Herrick J. 64 Fourth
Pratt Jabez, 8 Court sti.
Rice Edwin, 9 Court sq.
Sanborn E. 13 Court sq.
Smith C, Court House
Stedman Chas. H. 6 Montgom'y pi.
Corsets.
Adams, 28 Winter,(ladiesbrok ex.)
Adams C. JI. 300 Washington
Donovan Ellen, 14 Oxford
NetrW.J. Mrs. 2 Summer
Middleton Thos. 349 Wasli.
Cotton Dealers.
Dunbar E. M. 21 Long wf.
Hoxie T. W. & Co. 42 Long wh£
Lawton Geo. & Co. 4S9 Com'l
Thayer & Co. 24 India wf.
Cotton Duck.
Boston Duck Co., Wright & Whit-
man, 16 Pearl [Liberty square
Fitchburg Duck Co., Lyon & v'ose,
Lawrence Duck Co., Fearing,
Thacher& Whiton, 25 Comm'l
Old Colony Duck Co., Fearing,
Thacher & Whiton, 25 Comm'l
Pearson Duck Manufacturing Co.,
John H. Pearson & Co. 75 Long w£
Kockport Duck Co., Mackintire,
Lawrie & Co. 53 Federal
Counsellors.
Abbott James A. 27 Court
Adams Geo. W. 42 Mass. block
Adams Chas. Frederic Jr. 15 Scol-
lav's building
Adams C. S. 1 Joy's building
Albee Sumner, 27 Court
Allen A. O. 27 Court
Allen C. E. 27 Court
Allen F. H. 27 Court
Allen M. B. 35 Wash.
Almon Andrew B. 39 State
Ames Isaac, 20 Court
Andrew John A. 4 Court
Andros Milton, 20 Mass. Block
Angell Geo. T. 46 Wasn.
Apthorp Robt. E. 18 Joy's building
Aspinwall Wm. 13 Exchange
Atkinson J. 1* Joy's building
Atwood Charles, 39 Court
Austin Arthur W. 10 Court
Austin H. D. 10 Court
Austin Ivers J. 30 Court
Austin & Youne, Gray's b. 30 Court
Austin J. D. 20 Court
Avery Edward, 27 Court
Bacon Chas. H. 27 Court
Ball Joshua D. 40 State
Ballard J. M. 9 State
Bancroft Georee,20 Court
Baniield E. C. 11 Court
Bangs Edward, 39 Court
Banks N. P. Jr. 13 Exchange
Barker James M. 46 Washington
Barrett J. F. 13 Exchange
Barstow S. F. 19 R. R. Exchange
Bartlett Sidney, 16 Court
Bartlett Sidney Jr. 16 Court
Eassett Elisha, 12 Court House
Batchelder F. L. 39 Court
Bates S. W. 46 Wash.
Bates Wm. 15 Mass. block
Bell Joseph M. 7J Tremont row -
Bello Santiago C. 17 Bromfleld
Bemis George, 5 Court
Berry N. C. 20 Court
Betton Geo. E. 27 Court
Betton N. C. 27 Court
Bickford Horace , 16 K, B. Ex.
Bigelow E. M. 10 Court
Biaelow Timothy, 15 Maes, block
Bishop Joel P. 46 Wash.
Blako Edward, 39 Court
Boit Edward D.16 Court
BoUes John A. 10 Court
Bowditch Nathaniel 1. 60 State
Bowditch W. I. 8 R. K Exchange
Bradley J. H. 19 Court
Brigham Wm. 35 Court
Briwley Francis, 46 Court
Brooks & Ball, 40 State
Brooks Benj. F. 40 State
Brooks Francis A. 76 State
Brown Jeremiah, 47 Court
Brown W. L. 17 Joy's building
Browne Caustcn, 39 State
Browne Geo. INI. 16 Old State House
Browne John W. 19 Court
Brownsou J. H. 46 Court
Buck Edward, 11 Court
Buckingham J. H. 25 R. R. Exch.
Burr Samuel C. 4 Court
Burbank Robt, I. 46 Court, c. Trem.
BurtWm. L. 46 Washington
Buriingame Anson, 18 O. St. House
Butler Benjamin, 18 Mass. block
Butler Franklin J. 27 School
Butler John H. 27 Court
Chamberlain Mellen, 17 State
Chandler Peleg W. 4 Court
Chandler Theophilus P. 4 Court
Cheever TracyP. 39 Court
Choate Fred. W. 27 Court
Choate Rufus, 7i Tremont row
Churchill Joseph McKean, 46 Wash
Clarke & Shaw, 27 State
Cobb M. G. 24 Old State Home
Codman John, 4 Court
Codman Robert, 4G Court
CoUamore George W. 4 Court
Converse Joshua P. 19 Court
Cooke Benjamin F. 63 Court
Cooke Josiah P. 9 State
Cooley G. W. 46 Wash.
Coolidge A. J. 39 Court
Cottrell Asa, 2 Lewis, E. B.
Crockett George K. 27 State
Cragin L. S. jr. 52 Washington
Currier B. H., Mer. Exchange
Curtis Charles P. 16 Court
Curtis Charles P. Jr. IS Court
Curtis George T. 19 Court
Cushing Abel, Court House
Cutler Joseph, 47 Court
Dame Abraham A. 26 Mass. block
Dame Theodore S. 9 State
Danforth J. C. 7 Court sq.
Dana Edward A. 19 Court
Dana Richard H. Jr. 30 Court
Dana & Cobb, 24 Old State House
Davenport Edwin, 4 Court
Davis A. B. 9 ScoUay's building
Davis Charles G. 35 Court
Davis H. 10 Court
Davis Jerome, 9 Scollay's building
Dean & Dinsmoor, 6 State
Dehon Wm. 12 Scollay's build.
Demond Charles, 52 Wash.
Derby E. Hasket,46 Court
Dexter Edward, 9 Court sq.
Dexter Franklin, 9 Court sq.
Dexter Thomas A. 28 State
Dexter Wm. S 11 Court
Dickinson F. W. 7 Court sq.
Dodge John C. 39 State
Dorr Wm. B. 135 Dorchester arc
Dow Nathan T. 30 Court
Dow & Prince, SO Court
Draper J. W. 25 Mass. block
Draper Moses, 25 Mass. block
Dudley Elbridge G. 20 Court
Dudley Dean. 16 Mass. block
Dui.cklee Mark F. 13 Joy's Build g
Durant Henry F. 22 Old State H.
Dyer M. Jr. 20 Court
Fames Ithamar B. 13 Exchange
Eastman Josephus, 4ii Washington
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Eastman William H. 17 Mass. bl'k
Egan James, 19 Old State House
Eldridge J. S. 39 State
Eldridge Samuel, 39 State
Ellis Charles M. 21 Old State Hou88
Elv A. B. .52 Washington
Emerson .1. W. 20 Court
End Wm. 'S Mass. block
English J. L. 9 Court so.
Everett Wm. K. IS SeoUav's build.
Fabeus Francis A. 19 K. R.Ex.
Farley Geo. F. 1 Court sq.
Farrar Timothy. 7 Doane
Felton A. C. 7i'Tremont row
Field .Justin, 28 Mass. block
Fiske Augustus H. o Court
Fletcher Richard, 4(! Wash.
French Asa, 13 Exchange
Fuller Richard F. 10 State
Gay Ebenezer, .55 Court
Gardiner Wm. H. 9 Court an.
Gilchrist D. S. 20 Railroad Ex.
Giles Alfred E. 46 Washington
Giles Joel. 4 Court
Gleason Horace, 9 State
Goldsbury John, 8 Railroad Exch.
Gooch Dan'l W. 26 Old State House
Goodrich C. B. 30 Court
Gordon S. J. 1,5 Joy's b'ild.81 Wash.
Gray Horace. Jr., 30 Court
Gray Wm., Gray's build. 30 Court
Green N. St. J. 1 Devonshire
Greenough D. S. 40 State
Gregg W. P., City Hall
Griggs George, 4 Court
Griswold A. W. 1 Devonshire
Guild Benj. 4 Court
Guild Geo. D. 4 Court
Guild Samuel E. 4 Court
Hahn S. B. 27 Court & Maverick aq.
Hale Geo. S. 4 Court
Hale N.Jr. 39 State
Hall Franklin, 39 State
Hall Thomas B. .30 Court
Hallett B. F. 20 Court
Hallett Henry L. 20 Court
HancockCharles L. 10 Court
Harlow Thomas S. 27 State
Haskell Benjamin, 17 Mass. block
Hastings George R. 20 Court
Hayes Francis B. 1 Devonshire
Hazelton H. L. 1 Joy's building
Head Edw. F. 30 Court
Healey John P. 46 Court
Hersev Henry E. 19 Court
Hillard George S. 4 Court
Hilliard Wm. 27 School
Hinds Calvin P. 46 Court
Hodges Edward F. 46 Court
Holmes J. S. 46 Court
Holmes John, 11 Court
Homer George F. 4 Court
Hood Gilbert E. 20 Court
Howes W. B., Gray's build. 30 Court
Hubbard Gardiner G. 5 Congress
Hubbard Josiah W. 39 State
Hubbard Wm. J. 30 Court
Hudson C. H. 11 ScoUay's building
Hutchins Henry C. '20 Court
Hutchins Horace G. 5 Court sq.
Hutchins & Wheeler, 20 Court
Jacobs J. A. & B. F. 19 ScoUay's bid.
Jackson A. jr. 47 Court
Jackson John G. 47 Court
James John W. 10 Court
Jennison Samuel Jr. 27 State
Jewell Harvey, 20 Court
Johnson Daniel U. 9 Court mi-
Johnson Henry A. 46 Court
Jones F. W. 35 Court
Joy A. K. P. 14 Joy's building
JuddC. P.4Court
Judeon W. H. 27 State
Keith J. M. 17 State
Kelley W. 30 Mass. block
Kettelle Jacob Q. 9 State
King John G., Brazer's building, 27
State
Kingsbury George H. 46 Court
Kuapp Wra. 6 Court House
Leland W. S. 27 Court
Loring Caleb W. 39 Court
Loring Charles G. 39 Court
Loring Edward G. 16 Court
Eoring Ellis G. 27 State
Loring Francis C. 39 Court
Loring John A. 39 Court
Lothrop T. K. 30 Court
Lovis F. A. 136 Dorchester avenue
Low Obed B. 11 Court
Lowell John, 40 State
Lunt George, 4 Court
Lynde A. V. 1(1 ScoUay's building
Maine S. C. 8 Court sq.
Marcy J. W. .'S Merchants' row
Mason David H. 20 Court
Mason Lyman, 20 Court
Mayo Charles, 18 Mass. block
McCleary Samuel F. Jr., City HaU
Merrill A. B. 10 Court
Merrill J. C. 39 Court
-Merwin Ellas, 16 Court
Metcalf George F.4 Court
Meyer Joseph, 12 ScoUay's building
Miller Thompson, 1.3 Mass. block
Minns George W. Old State House
Minot George, 4 Court
Minot William, 39 Court
Minot Wm. Jr. 39 Court
Montgomery Hugh, 99 Dorch. ave.
Moore E. N. 10 & 12 Mass. block
Moore J. F. 9 Court square
Morey George, 20 Old State House
Jlorgan David, 2 Lewis, E. B.
Morrill George, 27 Court
Morris Robert, 17 R. R. Exchange
Morse Nathan, 10 Court
Morton JIarcus, Jr. .30 Court
Nash S. G. 20 Court
Nelson Albert H. 19 Court
Nelson & Converse, 19 Court
Nichols B. W. 60 State
Niekerson Joseph, 9 State
Nutter C. C. 10 Court
Nutter T. F. 10 Court
O'Connell Maurice, 7 Court sq.
Oliver Peter, 16 Court
Osgood L P. 5 Court
Otis Edmund B. 1 Devonshire
Otis Theodore, 11 Court
Paine H. W. 30 Court
Paine John T. 17 Joy's building
Park John C. 7 Court sq.
Parker Aurelius D. 20 Court
Parker Edward G. 63 Court
Parker Francis Edward, 30 Court
Parker Joel, 46 Washington
Parker H. M. 46 Washington
Parker Henry T. 4 Court
Parker S. D. 16 Court
Parraenter Wm. E. 19 Court
Peabody James C. 16 Mass. block
Peabody O. G. 30 Court
Pearson Eliphalet,24 O.State House
Peirce R. N. 33 Court
Perkins David, 27 Court
Perkins H. N. 15 Mass. block
Perrin Wm. H. .39 Court
Pickering John, 40 State
Pike Charles E. 27 Court
Pinkerton John M. 5 Congress
Plimpton S. F. 5 Court
Pond Kenj. 23 Old State House &
Maverick sq. E B.
Pope Thomas B. 16 Court
Preston Geo. H. 3 Joy's building
Prince F. O. .30 Court, Gray's buUd.
Prince J. Har ' " "
Putnam John
Quincy Josiah jr. 27 State
" Edw. S., Gray's
Ranney Ambrose A. 10 Court
Rand 1
, Gray's b. 30 Court
Rice Geo. Edw. 13 Exchange
Richardson Geo. F. 6 State
Richardson Ivory W. 9 Court square
Richardson Nathaniel, 9 Court aq.
Richardson William, 46 Wash.
Riley Patrick, 1 Court House
Ripley C. G. 9 Court sq.
Ritchie H. 3i) Court
Robb James B. 39 State
Roelker Bernard, 39 Court CCourt)
Rogers J. Gray, 19 Court (Justices'
Rogers Wm. 4 Court
Rollins J. W. 1 Devonshire
Russell Wm. G. 35 Court
Russell Thomas, 35 Court (Judge
Police Court)
Saltonstall L. 46 Court
Sargent Horace B. 30 Court
Sargent H. J. 39 State
Sargent Lucius M., Amory HaU
Searle Geo. W. 35 Court
Sears Philip H. 46 Washington
Seunott Geo. 12 Alass. hloclc
Sewall Samuel E. 46 Washington
Seymour F. Z. '27 State
Sheppard John H. 20 Court
Shipley H. 9 State
Shorey Daniel L. 46 Wash.
Simmons Chas. F. 47 Court
Simmons & Jewell, 20 Court
Smith Chauncey, 46 Washington
Smith H. E. 10 Court
Smith H. Farnum, 20 Court
Smith M. Hale, 1 R. R. Exchange
Smith Wm. 22 Old State House
Smith Wm. H. L. 47 Court
Sohier Wm. D. 40 State
Sohier & Welch, 19 Court
Sohier & Lowell, 40 State
Sparhawk George, 46 Wash.
Steele Thomas L. 19 Court
Stevens Oliver, 19 Court
Storey Charles W. 11 Court
Story Isaac Jr. 40 Washington
Sumner Charles, 4 Court
SuterH.W., 30 Court
Thaxter David, 16 Court
Thomas C. G. 20 Court
Thomas Seth J. 46 Court
Thornton J. Wingate, 20 Court
Tilton Warren, 46 Court
Tobey Seth, 6 Court House
Tolman T. 11 Court
Treanor B. S. 12i Mass. Block
Tuxbury Geo. W. 5 Court
Tvler J. KendaU. 27 Court
Wakefield J. H. 10 Court
Wakefteld Thomas L. 10 Court
Walker W. L. 30 Mass. block
Ward Samuel D. 10 Court
Ware Henry, 18 ScoUay's building
Warner Hermann J. 11 Court
Washburn A. C. 60 State
Washburn Fred. L. 19 Court
Washburn W. R. P. 46 Wash.
Watts F. O., Gray's build. Si Court
Webb Seth, jr. 35 Court
Welch Charles A. 19 Court
Wellington Hiram, 10 Court
Wheeler A. S. 20 Court
Wheeler S. G. Jr. 3 Joy's buildlna
Wheelock P. S. 33 Court
Wheelwright A. C. 19 Court
White Geo. 13 Exchange
Whiting & Russell, 3.5 Court
Whiting Wm. 35 Court
Willard Paul Jr. 19 Court
WiUard .Joseph, Court House
Willey Tolman, 20 Court
WiUiams J. OUs. 13 Exchange
Williams J. M. .30 Court
Willis Horatio M., Registry Probate
WUson Archelaus, 40 State [build.
Woodbury C. 1^.20 Mass bk. Ct. sq.
Worthington E. 20 Court
Woodman Horatio. 26 Railroad Ex.
Wright Edwin. 81 Washington
Wyman Isaac C. '20 Court
Yearly S. M. 9 Court square
Young Edward, 30 Court
Counter Cases.
[See Show Cases.]
Crockery,
China, Glass, and Earthen Ware.
Atkins, Stedman & Co. 165 Milk
Bancroft Joseph H. 121 Hanover
Bassett Geo. W. & Co. 40 Broad
Briggs E. T. 52 Chatham
Brigga Enos & Co 52 Chatham
Briggs Robert. 42 & 44 Central
Butman E. 525 Washington
Cash Wm. E. 262 Washington
Clark & Andrews, 59 Broad
Collaraore J. Jr. & Co. 98 Wash.
Crafts M. 21 Charieatown
Croak Thomas, Central sn.
Douglas Alfred Jr. 61 Milk
Ellis George, 13 Exchange
Flint Ezra M. 103 Hanover
French, Wells & Co. 151 Milk
Gage Benj. W. 144 Washington
Hail John, 7 Doane
Harney John, 704 Washington
Hastings Joseph S. & Son, 25 Doane
Homer Wra. F. & Co. 15 Union
Jarves G. D. & Cormerai9,51 Federal
Johnson L. 281 Hanover
Manning M.M.47Union.e. Marshall
Mason Ephraim B. 27 Hanover
Mathews Wm. Jr. 583 & 585 Wash.
Meakin J. & G. 25 Doane
Mellen & Co. 20 Merchants' row
Merrill T. C. 346 Wash.
Norcross Otis & Co. 23 S. Market
Rogers & Laselle, 38 Canal
Shaw N. B. 262 Hanover
Simpson & Caldwell, 51 Broad
Stearns Hiram, 660 Washington
Sumners & Co. 137 Wash.
Waldron S. W. & Son. 61 Broad
Wheeler A. B. & Co. 69 Broad
Wheeler Reuben, 214 Broadwav
Wiggin C. E., Hanover, c Marshall
Wyman. Procter & Co. 67 Purchase
Si 250 Congress
• Curled Hair Manuf.
Capen J. & Son, 128 Tyler
Flagg Sumner, 4 Market sq.
Manning, Glover & Co. 1 Fan'l Hall
Wilkens & Co. 36 Canal
Curriers.
Bellew R. H. 5 Ferry
Bucknam J. C. 52 Fulton
Burland & Jameson. 39 Fenry
Clapp Henry B. 55 Elm
ClarkE. &J. A. 17 Ferry
Cobb B. 55 Elm
Downing Edward, 25 Ferry
Ewers John, 93 Fulton
Foley B. 57 Pulton
Gill & Walker, 7 Fulton
Guild C. & Sons, 16 Blackstone
Guild, White & Co. 40 N. Market
Lawlcr James, 58 Fnlton
Manning Uriah & Son, 69 Fulton
MuUane Patrick, 33 Ferry
Munroe J. H. & A. 45 Fulton
Thompson* Co. 31 Shoe & Leather
Sherman B. & J. 66 Fulton
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Waldmyer B. 10" North, c. Cross
"Webster & Co. 9 Blackstone
Westcott Stephen & Son, 44 Fulton
Williams, Bacon & Lund, 19 Fulton
Williams Stephen, i'i N. Market
Winn J. B. & Co. 1 Shoe & Leather
Woodman C. T. 21 Fulton
Curriers' Findings.
Sawyer Warren, 3 & 4 Blackstone
Curtain Fixture Manuf.
Bruce C. H. Sm Wash.
Mayo A. Jr. (brass) Si Congress
Putnam S. S. 48 Albany
Cutlers.
Bradford M. L. 142 Wash.
Kegler Philip & Co. 12,S Washington
Weddell A. & Co. 19 Hawley
Daguerreotype Apparatus.
French Benjamin, 109 Washington
Sawyer John & Co. 123 Washington
Daguerreot3rpe Miniatures.
AilenC. V.SoSJWash.
TjrownS.H. 221 Wash.
Butler Geo. H. 257 Vv'ash.
Cahill M. S. 293 Wash.
Campbell B. F. 137 Hanover
Chase L. G. 173 Washington
Clark George Jr. 59 Court
Coffin A K. 28 Hanover
Crosby R. R. 168 Hanover
Eastman W. B. & Co. 75 Court
Edwards Wra. S. & Co. 199 Hanover
Fessenden Beninmin, 47 Hanover
Fish & Co. 228 Washington
Hale L. H. 109 Wash.
Hamilton Geo. D. Kl Court
Higgins O. T. 114 Hanover
Knapp A. H. 123 Wash.
Mann & Blodgett, 119 AVash.
Masury & Silsbee, 299i Washingt'n
Ormsbee M. 203 Wash.
Proctor Alfred N., Ritchie's block
Rood & Edwards, 199 Hanover
Scotchler J. 16S Hanover
Seaver i Butler, 140 Wash.
South worth & Hawes, 5i Tremont r.
Starkweather J. B. 6.31 Wash.
Stimpson John, 131 Hanover
Stone J. 94 Hanover
Swift Clias. 247 Wash.
Thomson John, 113 Wash.
Trufant A. F. 103 Court
Tyler & Co. 2 Winter
Welch F. G. 117 Hanover
Whipple J. A. 96 Washington
Williams Robert B. Ill Hanover
Wlnslow A. 93 Hanover
Dentists.
Ayling & Howard, 1 Central pL
Ball & Fitch, 41 Tremont
Barnard C. F. 7 Summer
Bauer A. 658 Wash.
Bemis Samuel A. 4<3 Schojl
Blake E. 175 Court
Blake J. S. 140 Court
BrarahaU S. 37 Essex
Brigham H. Q. 51 Tremont row
Brown W. D. llf Hanover
Bungay Geo. W. 175 Court
Channing W. H. 40 Albany
Chase J. 8 Barton
Child A. B. IS Tremont
Clough J. 94 Tremont
Codman Willard W. 33 Boylston
Curamings John A. 25 Tremont
Cutler E. & W. 25 Winter
Daly J. M. 9 Harvard (
Dicicinson D. D. 66 Tremont
Dixon Rufus E. 22 Winter
Drake O. L. 140 Court
Eastham Charles, 25 Tremont
Emery H. A. 17 Bromfleld
Ewings Alex'r, 19 Franklin
Fiake E. W. 650 Washington
Flagg G. H. P. 17 Tremont
Garland Wm. P. 66 Tremont
Greenwood E. L. 9 Tremont
Goodno & Haskell, 210 Wash.
Guild Albert, 76 Hanover
Harwood D. U Summer
Hemenway H. P. 94 Tremont
Hine C. E. l&S Hanover
Hitchcock D. K. 141 Court
Hoyt Geo. 77 Bedford
Honnard J. 364 Washington
Keep N. C. 74 Boylston, c. Carver
Kendall S. H. 2 Bumstead pU
Kennison G. W. 17 Bromfleld
Lane C. T. 76 Hanover
Leach E. G. 24 Essex
Leavitt Wm. P. 25 Tremont
Leonard Job, 199 Broadway
Leseur J. A. 19 Winter
Locke J. M. 16 Winter
Martin A. D. W. 50 School
Martin Henry J. 50 School
Mayo V. K. 110 Hanover
Morton W. T. G. 17 Tremont
Nichols Wra. li Tremont row
Nolen Spencer Jr. 29 Boylston
Noyes F. A.l Cliauncy pi. c. Sum'r
Parker D. M. 11 Summer
Parsons T. W. Jr. 16 Winter
Hmintel M. 532 Wash.
Prescott Benj. T. 14 Howard
Preston A. F. 19 Bedford
Robbins R. L. 3 Howard
Rock J. S. 210 Hanover
Sabine J. 10 Essex
Shepherd J. 15 Tremont
Simonds L. 121 Court
Snow A. L. 140 Court
Steams Saml. F. 5 Montgomery pi.
Stocking S. 5i Tremont row
Strickland L 24 Essex
Thresher J. M. 140 Court
Tucker E. G. 1 West
Tucker J. 4 Hamilton place
Wallace Austin, 25 Tremont
Ware John, jr. 841 Washington
Webber J. H. 292 Wash.
Webber C. 292 Wash.
Weston E. IS Tremont
Wevraouth A. L. 96 Court
Wilson E. S. 4 Hamilton pi.
Whipple J. T. 172 Harrison av.
Whitechurch Charles, U Tremont r.
Williams J. L. 158 Tremont
Dental Depots &/ Surgical
Instruments.
Codman B. S. & Co. 57 Tremont
Jones, White &McCurdy,31Tr em. r
Designers.
Bellows A. F. 280 Wash.
BilUngs H. 460 Washington
Brown N. 25 ScoUay's building
Coffin I >. N. B. jr. 292 Wash.
Hedge Frank, 27 School
Hitchings H. 94 Tremont
Eowse S. W. Si Tremont row
Schenck John H. 7 Court sq.
Stratton W. D. 251 Wash.
Worcester Benj. 228 Washington
Die Sink'rs &, let'r Cutt'rs.
Bowker Lyman D. 31 Exchange
ForanWra. H. 56 Union
Gill S. W. 18 Travers
Hall James, 10 Dock sq.
HuntW. M.SWash. .
Maclin B. 7 Court av.
Merriam Joseph H. 147* Wash.
Metcalf S. M. 45 Salem
Mitchell F. N. 5 Tremont
Smith W. H. 89 Wash.
Distillers of Rum.
Barnard John M. & Co., Adams st
and 18 S. Mai-ket, and Chatham
Bowman S. 28 Long wharf
Felton John & Co. rear 88 Prince
Felton L. & Son, 6 Long wf. & 5th st.
French W. E., Essex [Long wf.
Heard John T., Ivers, count, room, 1
Howland Henry,13 India &Indiana
liawrence D. W. & Co. 555 Coram'l
Stratton & Howland, 50 Central
Trull Brothers, 50 Merrimac
Trull John & Co., Adams, n. Ivers
Doll Maker.
Collins J. H. SS Hanover
Domestic Goods. {Wholesale.)
[See Commission Merchants.^
Domestic Produce.
[See Produce.]
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Etc.
Depots.
Bailey & Jenkins, 558 Washington
Baker & Perry, 714 Wash, [ket sq.
Boles Levi &Co. Sudbury&Haymar-
Boles Jerome, 34 Friend
Boles Warren, Sudbury ,c. Portland
Dixon Augustus. 25 Charlestown
Hardy & Co. 67 fiaverhiU st.
Hall John, 177 Blackstone
Holmes & Jordan, 24 Friend
Langmaid & Cutter, 33 Charlestown
Locke C.B.37i C'rt (veneti'n bli'ds)
Stimson J. 35 Portland
Wilson Stephen F. 59 Beverly
Drain and Water Pipe.
Clat/ and Stone.
Banister J. F. 188 Sea
Dress Makers.
Adams Harriet, 115 Cambridge
Baldwin Mary, 789 Washington
Bettencourt M. 260 Wash.(erab'der)
Blanchard H. 251 Washington
Campbell Catherine, 21 Templo
Cotton H. 165 Court
Demorest Madame. 236 Wash,
Dodge M. W. 5 Temple
DoeHarriet, llf Hanover
Doe Mary B. 169 Court
Eberle Rachel, 361 Washington
Fiske Anna D. 1 Hersey pi.
Frasher Sarah, 208 Hanover
Grant D. 4 Summer
Hagar H. A. 239 Hanover
Hamlen A. 252 Wash.
Hayes Abigail, 85 Chambers
Hoifman L. A. 294i Washington
Hopkins Sarah, 121 Court
King Helen, 307 Hanover
Linscott Elizabeth, 2581 Wash.
Longhurst M. B. 277 Washington
Malcomb S. M. 250 Hanover
Mason Deborah A. 268 Wash.
Mever JI. P. 103 Court
Moffat Harriet, 3 Winter
Moore Nancy, 2 Spear place
Mchols R. W. 293 Wash.
Paige C. M. .310 Washington
Pratt Mary H. 265 Wash.
Preston R. Mrs. 441 Hanover
Rice E. A. 303 Hanover
Russell A. L. 250 Washington
Sanborn H. 114 Hanover
Scales M. 284 Wash.
Shipley F. S. 313 Hanover
Snow A. J. 4 Summer
Stiles Anna, 280 Hanover
Stone Elizabeth T. 669 Wash.
Tuttle S. T. 333 Washington
Drugs, Medicines, etc.
Badger C. H. & Co. 95 Blackstone
Banker & Carpenter, 107 State
Bird J. A. & W. & Co. 53 Chatham
Brewers, Stevens, & Cuslung, 92
Washington
Briggs & Robinson, 5 E. R. R. whfl
BroVn & Knapp, 49 India
Browne C. A. 30 Com), [c. Portl'd
Carter, Colcord & Preston, Hanov.
Chapin & Whiton, 42 Commercial
Crocker, Adams & Co. 9 Charlesto'n
Cutler A. L. 43 India
Davis M. T. & Co. 50 & 51 Chatham
EUot J. F. 74 Cora'l (med. chests)
Folsom Jas. 144 Comm'l (medch'ts)
FolsomJ.B.Sc C.E.& Co. 27 S. Market
Fowle Seth W. 138 Washington
Hall J. P. & Co. 2 Union
Henshaw, Edmands & Co. 3fi India
Henshaw & Prescott, 41 India
HolUs Thos. S3 Union
Horton & Darling, 16 India
Hunnewell J. W. & Co. 8 Com'l wf.
King, Dexter & Co. 26 India, c. Milk
Maynard & Noyes, II Merch'ts row
Mc Farland & Rice,108 Milk, c. Kilby
Miller E.^F. & W. D., Hanover, cor.
Union
Nichols John G. 3 L'gwf.(med.ch't»
Poor C. T. 75 Broad
Porter, Loring & Co. 11 India
Reed, Austin & Co.34 India
Reed, Cutler it Co. 33 India
Story, Redington & Co. 3 Long wfh.
Thayer, Hovey & Co. 3 s 4 Sout
side Faneuil Hall
Wadsworth, Nye & Crocker, 38 Ind.
Weeks & Potter, 154 Washington
Wliceler Lewis, 18 Custom H. st.
Whitn» Wm. F. & Son, .56 Chat'm
Whittier J. M. 4 Long wf.
Wilson B. O. -t G. C. 18 Central
Wilson, Fairbank & Co. 43 Hanover
Dry Goods. (Importers.)
[See Domestic Com. Merchants.]
Beals Wm. jr. 81 JlUk
Barry & Brother, 21 & 27 Pearl
Chace Daniel K. 68 Kilby
Chase, Gibson & Co. 46 & 50 Water
Gay & Bosson, 16 Milk
HortoQ W. H. & Go. 58 Milk
Lane, Lamson & Co. 47 Water
Little, Alden & Co. 128 Congress
Milton, Cushman & Co. 10 Milk
Pearce S. H. & Co. 71 Federal
Phipps W.& S. & Co. 16 Milk
Stoddard Charles & J. S. Lovering,
Whiton & March, 65 Milk [33 Milk
Williams John,66 Kilby
Wyman & Arklay, 124 Congress
Importers and Jobbers.
[See also Silk Goods.]
Allen E. & Co. 89 Milk
Allen, Whiting. Lane & Washburn,
123 Milk [KUby
Anderson, Sargent & Co. 45, 47 & 49
Andrews Alfred A.& Co. 77 Milk
Beebe James M. & Co. 37 & 39 Kilby
Blake, Bigelow &, Co., Water, cor.
Congress
Blanchard, Converse & Co. 83 to 89
Pearl
Blanchafd F. H. 25 Milk (ribbons)
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
293
Blodget J. "W. & Co. 26, 28 & 30 Pearl
Bosson & Bluxome,69 Milk
Brackett & Co. SI Kilby
Brett Wm. F. & Brother, 143 Federal
Brigham John & Co. 18 MUk
Brown, Dix & Co. J2 Milk
Brown G. B. & Co. 170 Wash.
Brown W. A. Jr. & Co. 33 Pearl &
140 Congress
Burr Brothers & Co. 43 Milk
Carpenter, Fairbanks & Co. 34>rilk
Carter, Cooppr & Co. 18 & 20 Pearl
Champney Fdward W. &Co.44 Milk
Chandler & Co. « & 8 Summer
Chapman, Lord & Hale, 33 Kilby
Chipman G. W. & Co. 152 Hanover
Clement, Salisbury & Co. 92 Milk
Curtis, Sampson & Co. 93 KUby &
Dana Otis H. 71 Water ri04 Milk
Denison J. N. & Co. 103 & 105 Milk
Dewey S. W. 515 Water
Dutty & Waruock, 42 Kilby
Dutton, Kichardson & Co. 29 & 31
Federal C& 27 Pearl
Edwards, Nichols & Kichards, 23, 25,
French Abuer & Co. 99 Milk
Gilbert, Palmer & Co. 06 Federal
Haughton, Sawyer & Co. 72 Milk
Hill, Burrage & Co. 66 Milk
HolbrookH.J.67Milk
Hovey C. F. & Co. 33 Summer
Jewett, Tebbetts & Co. 78 & 80 Milk
Jones F. A. & Co. 1 Tremont row
Jones, Turrill & Co. 49 Milk
Jordan, Marsh & Co. 129 Milk
Keyes E. W. 63Kilby
Lincoln M. S. & Co.,Water, c. Cong.
Little, Bridgham & Co. 16 Federal
Lyon & Vose, 3 Liberty sq.
AIcGilvray, Wyman & Co. 47 & 4!)
Messinser E.F. & Co 25i Milk[Fed'l
Morse & Coleman, 75 Milk
Nichols C.C. 7 Kilby
Nichols L. & Co. 20 Federal [Water
Otis, Cushman & 'Bancroft, 63 & 67
Oudkerk L. 56 Milk
Page, Alden & Co. 59 Milk [Cong
Pame, Wheelock, & Co. 70 Milk, c.
Parsons Saral.&Co. 9, 11 & 13 Federal
Patterson, Balch & Co. 107 Milk
Pierce, Clark «»Co. 98 & 100 Milk
Pierce, Howe & Co. 74 Milk [Fed'l
Plimptons, Stephenson & Co. 53 & 55
Rawson, Brigham & Co. 57 MUk
Spear & Tuttle, 68 Milk
Sumner Austin & Co. 113 Milk
Sweetser, Gookin & Co. 21 & 23 Fed.
Talbot, Newell & Co. 109 Milk
Tenney Brother (sUk goods) 9 Milk
Tenney & Ballister, 79 to 89 Kilby
Thacher^Iitchel & Co. 6 Pearl
Turner, Wilson & Co. 59 & 61 Fed-
eral, c. Franklin [55 Hawley
Warren Geo. W. & Co. 192 Wash. &
Wetherell Brothers, 14 Milk
Wetherell, Stone & Wood, 15 & 17
White Wm. A. 55 Milk [Federal
White, Brown, Davis & Co, 100
Congress [17 Pearl
Whitney, Fenno, Shaw & Co. 15 &
Williamson & Smith, 26 Kilbv
Winslow Geo. S. 59 Kilby, c. Water
Woodberry Henry, 55 Kilby
Dry Goods. (Retailers.)
Adams J. H. 48 Cambr dge
Allen & Brainerd, 92 Hanover
Allen William H. 216 Washiugloa
Ames & Dame, 128 Hanover
Amsden J. F. 6 Hanover
Andrews John S., Maverick sq.E.B.
Atkins Timothy, 143 Washington
Badger D. B. 151 Broad
Bagley 0. F. 166 Hanover
Barker P. 6 Tremont
Barrett J. P., Central square
Bastel Peter, 46 Leverett
Bell, Thing & Co. 9 Tremont row-
Bellows & Gerrish, 122 Hanover
Bendix John H. 629 Washington
Bliss Henry P. 60 Hanover
Bloch A. F. 93 Eliot
Bodwell M. R. 105 Leveret
Bowers Charles, 90 Hanover
Bowers H. M. 204 Hanover
Boyd & Fuller, 150 Hanover
Boyden W. W. 799 Washington
Brett William F. & Bro. IW Fed'al
Briard & Forbes, 120 Broadway
Brown Tlios. C. 86 Hanover
Brownell Gilbert & Co. 255 Wash.
Campbell W. & Co. 415 Wash.
Cameron James, 149 Cambridge
Carpenter Harvey, 310 Hanover
Chandler & Co. 6 & 8 Summer
Chapman T. A. & H. G.35 Tremn't
Childs Francis, 158 Hanover
Chipman G. W. & Co. 154 Hanover
Christian T. & A. 391 Washington
Cobb Frederick W. 403 Washington
Daniell & Co. :^49 Washington
Davenport M. A. 386 Hanover
Davis Horatio E. & Co. 281 Wash.
Doherty H. & Co. 339 & 341 Wash.
and 5 Tremont row
Edgerly Lucinda, 78 Pleasant
Farley N. W. & Co. 132 Hanover
Fisher S. 421 Washington
Francis Sarah, Dorch'r, n. Broadw.
Gallagher Joseph J. 107 Federal
Gay Thomas, ISO North, & 235 Han.
Geer C. H. 333 Wash.
Gould F. A. 290 Hanover
Gotham S. A. 43 Cambridge
Grant & Co. 315 Wash.
;. 565 Wash.
12 Hanover
Hildreth A. W., Prince, c. Salem
Holbrook S. J. 667 Wash.
Horn B. F. 605 Washington
Horn J. F., 733 Washington
Houghton S. S. 72 & 74 Tremont
Hovey C. F. & Co. 33 Summer
Hoyt J. Q. & Co. 48 Hanover
Hubbard George F. 186 Hanover
Ide G. L., Green, cor. Staniford
Jones F. A. & Co. 1 Tremont row
Jones James A. 314 Hanover
Jordan Wm. L.,10S Broadway, c. B
Kirkpatrick John, 6 Broadway
Knight Mauasseh, 237 Washington
Libby & Brothers, 332 & 338 Hanov.
Libby A. N. & Co. 288 Hanover
Locke Wm. & Co. 1 16 H.anover
Locke, Hall & Co. 70 Hanover
Lockwood J. E. 146 Hanover
Mackintosh L. B. 298 Hanover
McCauley C. 40 Hanover
McClure C. & J. 8 Tremont
Milton G. B. 427 Washington
Molineux James, 561 Washington
Slorse E. G. 53 Cambridee
Nay Sam'l F. 12 TremonT; row
OConnor & Cahill, 241 Wash.
O'Donnell Mary, 124 Broadway
Pearl, Smith & Co. 66 Hanover
Peters on & Mcintosh, 159 Court
Pierce W. L. 222 Hanover
Ring W. S. 861 Washington
Ritchie S. & Co. 8 Sumner, E. B.
Rogers J. S. 587 Washington
Rosenfeld C. W. 27 Green
Roundv Wm. H. 138 Federal
Ryan Pierce H. 7.57 Wash.
Scofleld L. H. & Co. 212 Hanover
Scofield & Tower, 254 Hanover
Shepard John & Co. 320 Hanover
Simonds Joseph, 87 Cambridge
Smith D. T. & Co. 287 Wash.
Smith H. N. 184 Hanover
Smith James M. 837 Washington
Smith Jane, 141 Cambridge
Smith S. 45 West Canton
Snow N. H. & Bro. 703 Washington
Spier & Son, 707 Washington
Steams H. N. 17 Leverett
Stevens & Foster, 118 Hanover
StormsW. R. & Co. 321 Washington
Taylor A. H. 13 Maverick square
Taj'lor O. T. 230 Hanover
Taylor W. G. 176 Hanover
Thompson Wra. 855 Wash.
Tilden Edwin, 141 Broadway
Tilden W. H. 254 Broadway
Toomey Thomas, 123 Sea
Trefethen N. 327 Hanover
Trumbull Wm. 195 Broadway
Tumbull G. & Co. 275 Washinrfon
Warren Geo. W. & Co. 192 Wash.
Warren Varnum & Co.l56 Hanover
Wells A. 65 Leverett
Wheelock Dwight & Co. 91 Hanover
Wilcox S.J. & Co. 52 Hanover
Wigsin & Hunt, 407 Wash.
Wood Franklin, 64 Salem
Dyers.
Barrett & Brothers, 140 Wash.
Boston & Chelsea Dye House, S.
Sibley, 132 Wash. [c, Hanover
Maiden Dye H., H.R. Harding, Cr't
Merchants' Dye House, B.W.Dodge
& Co. 17 Hanover [Court.c.How'd
N. E. Dye House, I. Macomber,
Dye Stuffs, Dye Drugs, &/C.
Adams Geo. 7 Doane
Cades Wm. H. 70 State (broker)
Converse & Robson, (spices) 38 N.
Market
Eaton, Hill & Candler, 63 Kilby
Fessenden, Whittemore & Co. 5
Freeman W. F. 8 India [Commerce
McFarland & Rice, 108 Milk,c.iaiby
Porter, Loring & Co. 11 India
Reed, Cutler & Co. 33 India [row
Russell G. C. (spices) 5 Merchants
Thayer, Hovey & Co. 3 & 4 South
side Faneuil Hall
Ward & Boott, 116 Milk
Whitney Wm. F. & Son, 56 Chath'm
Easel Manuf.
Homer Enoch, Travers
Eating Houses.
[See Restaurants.]
Edge Tool Manuf.
Underbill U. R. 71 Haverhill
Electroplaters.
Lindsav James N. 19 Water
Vialle & Carlton, 14 MarshaU
Electrotypers.
BostonStereo.Foundrv,Sprinc lane
Wilcox J. W. 152 Washington
Engineers.
[See Civil Engineers.]
Engine Hose.
Boyd J. & Sons, 27 Merchants row
Shelton & Cheever, 7 Washington
Engravers.
Allen B. F. (wood) 160 Wash.
Andrew Joh.i, 129 Wash.
Andrews J. 292 Wash.
Baker Wm. Jay, 21 School
Barron John W. & Co. 73 Water st
Bolton J. B. 123 Washington
Bouve E. W. 129 Washington
Boynlon G W. 160 Wasffington
Bradford L. H. & Co. 221 Wash.
Briscoe D. 8 Court, av.
Brown S. E. (wood) 128 Wash.
Cary Isaac, 204 Wash, (bank note)
Chandler J. G. (wood) 204 Wash.
Danforth, Wrights Co. (bank note)
228 Washington
Daniels C. H. 251 Wash.
Dearborn N. S. 24 School
Fenno Charles H. 13 Court sq.
Fowle E. A. 76 State
Fox F. E. (wood) Seollay's build.
GloverLloyd, 228 Wash.
Haskell L. 5 Bromfield
Hayes G. H. (wood) Gleason's Hall
Hedge F. (wood,) 27 School
Hobbs Nathan, 10 Washington
Holland T. R. 12 School
Kilburn & Mallory, 96 Wash.
Johnston D. C. (artist) Amory Hall
Libby Edward W. 7 Court avenue
Marsh Henry, (wood) Gleason'sHall
Mattoni Charles [glass] 86 Court
Mitchell Francis L. 5 Tremont row
Morse & Tuttle, 70 Washington
Mumler W. H. 8 Graphic court
N.E. Bank Note Co. 204 Washington
Nichols Henry, 210 Washington
Parker George, 215 Wash.
Pelton Oliver, 104 Washington
Powers & Weller, 265 Wash.
Pruden D. R. 156 Wash.
Putman E. 121 Wash.
Schenck John H. 7 Court square
Schoff S. A. 460 Wash, (historical)
Smith & Pierson, 46 Court
Smith Geo. G. 186 Washington
Smith H. W. 292 Wash.
Smith & Plumer, 152 Wash.
Stratton W. D. 251 Washington
Stuart & Fowler, 104 V/ash.
Summerville Stephen, 156 Wash.
Swett Cyrus A. 12 School [bid.
Taylor & Adams (design's) 29 Joy's
Teulon E. A. 113 Washington
Toppan, Carpenter, Casilear&Co.
68 State
Warren A. C. (desig'r) 228 Wash.
Watts James W. 76 State
Whitney John P. 38 Mass. block
Wilson W. W. 17 Doane
Engravings.
Cotton N. D., Tremont
Parker Frederic, 50 Cornhill
West Frank, 127 Court
Fancy Goods.
English, French, and German.
[See Combs, &c.]
TJiose with a * are importers and
wholesale dealers.
*Abbott J. E. 224 Washington
Ahlborn H. C. 145 Milk
*Ahrenfeldt Charles, 113 Wash.
Bancroft Joseph H. 121 Hanover
•Bellamy Wm. 21 Tremont
Bates J. L. 120 Wasliington
»Beck & Co. 131 Federal
Bertz A. 53 Merrimac
Bowman E. & Co. 117 Hanover
*Boynton & Woodford, 50 Wash.
Brewer H. A. 97 Hanover
Brown Wm. 227 Hanover
Burnham E. J. 401 Washington
Callender H. G. 7 School [KUby
♦Chapman G. H. Jr. & Co. 41 & 4.3
294
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTEK,
Cotton N. D. 7 Treraont
Dodge .las. S. 167 Commercial
•Dunham & Hovey, 12 Kilby
Dyer E. E. lU Wash.
Gait S. 2'J8 Washington
Goodricli D. O. 302 Wash.
»Hall Richard, .5 Kilby
Harms C. 712 Wash.
♦ileyer Brotliers, lOf! CoDfrress
•Hill Geo. A. & Co. 5li Federal
♦Holden & Cutter, 17 Kilby
*Hovev James G. & Co. 27 Milk
Hunt tliram, S. E. cor. F. H.mark't
Hunt James G., N. side F. H. M'k't
•IvesD. P. &C0.83 Milk
Jacoby M.80Tremont
Jordan A. S. 191 Washington
*KelIey & Levin, 5 Kilby
Kuhlman H. 2(18 Commercial
Latham Sumner. 2 Clinton
•Lewis M. A. & Co. 31 Washington
Lotls J. F. 73 Kilby
•Merrill, Brother Jt Co. KO Federal
Merrill Geo. Wra. 229 Washington
Milliken J. J. oUS Washington
« Mills & Forristall, 8 Market sq.
Nichols C. C. 7 Kilby
♦Norcross & Towne,31 Milk
Partheimiller F. 539 Wash.
Partridge Horace, IW Hanover
Peck Anson, 2 Essex
•Pollock A. F. 228 Washington
♦Richardson J. C. & Co. 27 Kilby
Roberts A. J. 228 & 20.5 Hanover
Robinson Daniel, 94 Court
Koper J. B. & Co. 810 Washington
Shillaber J. G. & D. B. 61 Court
Starkweather J. B. 633 Wash.
Tomlinson J. H. & Co. 39 Mav'r'k sq.
Tolman Geo. S. 133 Washington
Tucker Joseph A. 30 Milk
Watson Geo. 29 Leverett
Winkley Jere. O. 201 Hanover
Woodford O. F. 309 Washing'n
Feathers, Beds, etc.
[See Furniture.]
Farrand T. A., Sea, n. the bridge
Hallett J. H. & Co. KJ Dock sq.
Haskell A. L. 22 Union
Manning, Glover & Co. 1 Fan'l Hall
Patten I. W. 20 Bromfleld {salesroom
of the blind)
Felt Manuf.
Bacon John H., Union, c. North
File Cutters.
Finding Stores.
Armstrong Wm. 32 Clinton
Child Wm. C. 5 N. E. bl. CUnton
Daggett H. L. 29 Kilby
Johnson Daniel, 5 Blackstone
Mansfield Geo. A. 4 Market sq.
Mitchell Wm. & Co. 43 N. Market
Newhall F. S. & Co. 55 Hanover
Satlbrd & BrooKS, 1 Blackstone
Tillson J. & Co. 23 N. Market & 23
WalesThos.C.&Co.29 Pearl [CUut'n
White A. L. & Co. 6 N. E. bl. Clint'n
Fire AnniMlators.
Araory J. 28 State
Fire Engines. (Builders.)
Hunneman & Co. 48 Union
Fire Works.
Reals Wm. 102 Union
Holden & Cutter, 15 & 17 Kilby
Hovey James G, & Co. 149 Wash.
Sanderson & Lanergan, 15&17 Kilby
Fish.
Dealers in Fresh Fish.
Atwood E. 106 Pleasant
Ativood R. & Co. 308 Tremont
Bacon John, 20 School
Blodget & Fairbanks, ,55 Chambers
Doane H. 449 Commercial
Greggs Robert D. 44 Eliot
Grose S.N., Sun court, c Moon
Holbrook, Smiths & Co., Coml.whf.
Jackson G. D., Myrtle, c. W.Centre
Johnson E. A. 35 Brorafield
Lombard Daniel,91JChambers toys)
Lombard O. C. 2.S Derne
Mellen, Hill & Co. Phila. Packet p.
Newcomb S., Cambridge, c.Butolph
Newcomb L. 102 Harrison ave.
Rich S. 172 Federal
RichThos. &Co. 5Fleet
Rich& Wendell, 2 Green & 152 Court
Sancry J. 6 Boylston
Shattuck C. P., Boylston market
Smith J. G. R. 96 Trem. & 42 Beach
Stowell S. 124 Leverett
Walker & Co. 85 Prince
Wood Lowell M. 698 Washington
Dealers in Salt ^ Pickled Fish.
Abrahams Benjamin, 1 T wharf
Butterfield Simeon, 24^ Long whf.
Churchill Otis, 2 T wharf
Churchill Wm. 30 & 45 Long wharf
Clark, Jones & Co. 222 Broad
Green J. W. 41 Long wf:
Howe & Brown, 35 Long wf. [cial
Lane Jonathan & Son, 111 Commer-
Leavitt B. & Co., Phila, Packet pier
Little E. H. 29 E. R. R. whf.
Locke Charles A. 22 T whf.
!9 Long
jwiswir.
Marston John & Co.41 &42 Lev
Nickerson & Howes, 42 Long wf.
Nickerson Eben. & Co. 7 Commerce
Ober John P. head Union wharf
Pruden I. R. 16J Long whf.
Rich Isaac & Co. 35 Com'l
Russell & Tilton, 31 Long whart
Snow F. & Co. 4 Commerce
Symraes, Eaton & Co. 5 T wharf
Whitney A. A. 34 Long whf.
Whitney S. 38 Long wf.
Whorf Caleb F.. Maverick,e. Jeffries
Whorf James, Maverick, c. Jeffries
Wilkins Charles & Co. 33 Long whfi
Fishing Tackle.
Bradford Martin L. 142 Wnsn
Fifield & Richardson, 44 Wash.
Flavoring Extract Manuf.
Leavitt John L. 146 Cambridge
Flint, Parian and Earthen
Ware.
U. S. Pottery Co., O. A. Gagerag'nt,
62 Bioad
Flour Dealers.
Abbott X: Leathers India
Allcott William W., E. R.R. wharf
Ames A. & J. 33 N. Market
Blanchard, Wright & Co. 170 Coml.
Blanchard Wm. 21 Lewis wf.
Bond & Davenport, 114 Lincoln
Bowdlear S. G. & Co. 17 Long whf.
Bradford & Brown, 7 Lewis wf.
Bradshaw F. £. 31 Commercial wf.
Brigham E. D. & Co. 1 Long wharf
Brown Wm. A. & Co. 9 & 10 Lewis
wharf-
Bryant David, Beverly, c. Causew.
Chadbourn H. & Co. 138 Comm'l
Chickering Horatio & Co. 54 Coml.
Clap & Brother, 47 Commercial wf.
Davenport George, 14 Commercial
Earle & Worcester, 24 Canal
Faxon & Brothers, 9 Commercial
Fisher Mark, 40 Long whf.
Fiske E. G. 5 Commerce
George & Shackford, 27 Long whC
Hicks & Hathaway, 3 Commerce
Hills & Brother, 68 Utica
Hovey A. H. & Co. 128 Milk
Howes & Baker, 154 Coml.
Humphrey David, 25 Long whf.
Humphrey Wm. E. & Co. 48 Com'l
Libbey W. & I. B. 19 Coml.
Lincoln & Beal, 124 Commercial
Mathes Chas. L. 1 Haverhill
Morse E. & Co. 84 Commercial
Munroe E. jr. & Co. 250 Commercial
Nason Wm. 72 Commercial
Plumer & Co. 15 & 16 Commercial wf.
Scates D.&Co. 74Utica
Scudder Harvey & Co. 17 & 18 ComL
wharf
Seamans & Co. 86 Lincoln
Seccomb & Taylor, 31 Com'l. wf.
Surette Lewis A. 62 Comm'l
TarbeU & Dana, 13 Long wharf
Taylor & Carter, 15 Charlestown
Toplitf B. & Co. 22 Long wharf
Tower, Davis & Co., Charlestown ,0.
Stillman
Towne Leonard jr. 64 Utica
Townsend 1. P. & Co. 23 Com'l wf.
Weld James & Co. 2 India wf.
Williams E. & Co. 23 Long wt.
Wood Henrv & Co. 12 Long wharf
Wood & Sanford, 255 Comm'l
Wright Wm. A. & C. L., Sea, n. br.
Foreign Exch'grs &/Bnk'rs
Blake, Howe & Co. 4 State, c. Wash.
Brown, Brothers & Co. 63 State
Curtis T. B. 63 State
Davis J. Amory, 31 Kilby
Fay, Mudge & Attwood, 13 Exch'ge
Lee, Higginson & Co. 40 State
Thayer J. E. & Brother, 40 State
Ward S. G. 28 State
Free Stone and Lime Stone.
Little Lemuel, 37 Wash.
Fringes and Tassels.
Baker J. & Son, 8 Water
Baker Theo. 1 J Water
Hollis Wm. 28 South (fringe manf.)
Sprague J. & Co. 23 Water
Tilt & Dexter, 79 Milk
Wilkinson J. G. & Co. 46 Hanover
Fruit. (Foreign ^ Domestic.)
Bailey George C. 5 Broad
B iker G. & Co. 1 Merchants' row
Ball & Fobes, 2 Dock sq. cBrattle
Birchard Chas. & Co. 21 Broad
Brooks & Rice, 60 Court
Brown A. S. & J. 110 State
Campbell Oscar A. 151 Washington
Childs E. D. 7 Merchants row
Hooper Henry, 9 Merchants' row
Jones & Farley, 135 State
Lindsay John P. 4 N. Market
Lombard C. S. 154 Court
Palmer J. P. & D. R. 19 & 21 School
Perkins H. I. 531 Washington
Reed & Forbush, 21 Merchants row
Richardson G. B. & Co. 1 Market sq.
Shaw Ira B. 3 Bromfield
Stratton & Moors, 116 State
Tai lor W. A. & Co. 9 Merchants' r.
Tyler J. C. & Co. 54 Chatham
Webster Wm. P. 2 Merchants' row
Wilson & Paine, 1 Dock square
Fur Dealers.
[See Hats, Caps and Furs.J
Bates Martin & Sons. 27 Ekn
Dodd Horace, 130 Milk
Dodd Timothy, 130 Milk
Emmes S. & Co.. Water, c. Congress
Packard N. 20 Hanover
Weis Frederic, 184 Wash.
Furnaces and Ranges.
Carpenter Cyrus, 29 Union st.
Chilson, Gould & Co. 99 &101
Blackstone
DunkleeB.W.&Co.lll&113 Black'ne
Harris & Lane, 103 & 105 Blackstone
Herman Leopold, 336 Washington
Kelsey & Hawkes, 52 School
Lubke Henry, 4 Water
Mason Nicholas, 30 Washington
Pond Moses & Co. 77 Blackstone
Pond & Duncklee, 87 Bl'kstone
Prouty D. & Co. 19 N. Market
Rice & Lombard, 12 Lewis, E B.
Spence John & Sous, 45 North
Stimpson H. & F., Congr. c. Water
White W. & W. K. 11 Franklin
Whiteley Edward, 65 Charlestown
Furniture Dealers.
Allen A. H. 2 Dock sq. & 3 Union
Allen I. S. & Co. 124 & 126 Han.
Atkins & Greeley, 21 Lewis, E. B.
Babbs J. S. L. 542 Wash.
Bacall Wm. K.387 Washington
Beal J. H. & Brother, 3 & 4 Holmes
block , .
Blanchard J. W. 35 and 37 i ederal
Blake, Ware & Co., Brattle, n.Dook
Blake J. G. 12 Cornhill [»q.
Boyden A. & Co. (cottage)Assembly
Hall, Albany , ,
Brabrook Geo. T. 83 Blackstone
Brabrook E. H. & Co. 84 Blac kstone
Brooks W. P. B. 114 & 120 Bl'kstone
Buckley & Bancroft, Beach, c. Lm.
Caldwell H. P. 85 Cambridge
Churchill & Sneaden,567 Wash.
Colbv M. & C0.551&553 Washington
Coop"er John, 68 Portland
Croome Geo. 176 Washington
Daniels John E. & Co. 107 I ulton
Davis J. F. 171 Blackstone
Dennis L. S. 35 Charlestown
Dinsmore James, 308 Hanover
Doe, Hazelton & Co. 42 Cornlull
Folsom, Watson & Co. S3 Hanover
Harrington F. 285 Washington
Harvey Thomas, 5 Sea
Holden Joel M.161 Hanover
Holraan & Frye, 126 Fulton
Holmes & Fletcher, IS Canal
Hopkins Chas. 41 Cornhill
Hubbard J. C. 701 Washington
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
295
Hull Geo. H. 74 Blackstone
Jenkins W. C, Broadway, e.Turnp.
Kimball C. M. Go(J Washington
Manning A. G. 1 JCiiarlestown
Mathews & Iloyt, 8 Merrimac
Merriam & Parsons, 121 Fulton
Merrifield Moses, 9 &11 Sea
MctcalfN. Sd Union
Nichols & Hoyt, 57 Haverhill
Newell Daniel, 95 North
Noble J. U. 22J Hanover
Nugent B. 35 Charlesto^vn
Packard P. F. 64 Union
Parker Henry F. 4 & 6 Union
Parsons, Sargent & Co., Charter,
corner Hanover
Phelps & Dimick. 21 to 27 Brattle
Pierce F. & Co. 82 Commercial
Prime, Kenny & Co. 14 Charlost'wn
Putnam H. L. 486 Washington
Rogers Geo. M. 1 Endicott, c.Salem
Bussell & Baker, 164 Comm'l
Sampson G. A. 140 &144 Comm'l
Scollay John, 674 Washington
Scott Robert, 649 Wash
Shearer & Paine, 40 Canal
Smallwood E. A. S8 Lincoln
Sparrow George, 125 Cambridge
Stevens G. W. 601 & 603 Wash.
Stratton T>. C. & Co. 12 Charlestown
Treadwell Samuel, Lewis, E. B.
Wales S. Jr. 14 Bromfield (school)
Walker & Horton, 109 Haverhill
Welch D. D. 201 Cambridge
Whitmore G. D. 342 Washington
Whitney Geo. 119 Fulton
Whitten I., Merrimac, cor. Pitts
Woodward & Beal, 464 Wash.
Wormwood & Boy ce, 579 Wa^h.
Furriers.
Frye Frederick, 48 Albany
Hentsch Caspar, 109 Wash.
Norton Jacob, 5 Wash.
Pazolt T. C. 360 Washington
Reiser R. 174 Hanover
Richter K. 63 Kilby
Waiko Martin, 55 Cambridge
Gas Fittings &/ Fixtures.
jiustin H. K. 19 Harvard place
Braman, Perham & Co. 8 Charlest'n
Eastman J. L. (tixtures) Maverick
sq. cor. Sumner
Harras & Co. 21 Harvard pi.
Uollings Richard, & Co. 6 Beverly
Hooper U. N.& Co. 66 Causeway
Norton K. W. 5 Water
Pike Wm. G. & Co. 20 Charlestown
Ross & WatKing, Beach, cor. South
Shaw W. F., (fittings and fixtures)
174 Wash.
Smith & Tarbell, 19 Wash.
Stetson S. A. & Co. (fixtures), 350
Washington
Turner N.W. (fixtures) 23 Bromfi'd
and 29 Devonshire [Broadway
Wyatt J. G. 23 Devonshire and 57
Gas Burners.
Wood A. H., Court, c. Howard
Wyman & Abbott, 13 Harvard pi.
Gas Metres and Burners.
Boston Gas Metre Works,31 Brattle,
James R. Darracott, Agent
Gas Eegulators.
New Eng. Gas Regulator Manuf.
Co., G. W. Rice supt. 31 Excha'ge
Gent's Furnishing Stores.
• Wholesale.
Adams Geo. T. 167 Hanover
Baker & Ham, 85 Wash.
Brodhead W. 302 Hanover
Bixby Saniuel M. 26 Hanover
Calrow & Co., Hanover, cor. Elm
Chaffin John C, Wash. c. State
Cleaveland E. R. 137 Court
Cleverly C. S. & Co.2;J7 Hanover
Corthell John K. 312 Hanover
•Davenport Wm. B., 38 Milk
Edgecomb J. L. 327 Washington
Edson G. L. 159 Hanover
Elliot M. P. 11 & 13 Washington
Fisk Wm. 171 Hanover
Gove A. B. 8 Hanover
•Grafton & Co. 62 Milk
Hamblin J. G. 50 Hanover
•Hathaway C. I'. & Co. 63 Milk
•Hawley F. A. & Co. 59 Congress
Hawley T. R. 12 Elm
Heard G. W. 26.3 Washington
Henderson & Stanwood,2 Court
Hewes S. P. 156 Washington
Kimball & Fisk, 28 Washington
LockeF. B. 177 Washington
•Locke, March & Co. 73 Milk
Lyon & Power.i, 178 Washington
Macomber 1., Court, cor. Howard
Macomber J. B. & Co. 87 Wash, and
Tremont House
Merrill Lewis H. W. & Co. 97 Wash.
Merrill & Hart, 5 Milk
Merriam Wm. C. 186 Washington
Nutter J. M. & Co. 160 Wash.
Oxford J. M. 157 Court
PhelpsS.& Co. 164 Court
Reeves Wra. C. 370 Washington
Rice J. P. 80 Washington
lu;
•Saxton "
• Sears, Johnson & Putnam, 40 Cong.
Shillaber J. G. & D. B. 61 Court
Spence Wm. P. 411 Wash.
•Tillsons, Tobey & Tower, 21 Milk
Tucker J. L 149 Court
Wallis F. B. 79 Washington
Whitman Wm. D. A. & Co. 7 Court
Gilding and Silvering.
].,aforme Vincent, 12 Water
Martin & Green, 32 Washington
Palmer & Hall, 526 Washington
Rogers & Wendte, 43 Kingston
Stromberg F. C. 210 Hanover
Glass.
[See Window Glass.]
Glass Cutters.
Branigan & Cuddy, 21 Harvard pi.
Cook a Rindge, (stained) 125 Cong.
Story Jones, 17 Harvard pL(staiu'd)
Marratt M. 96 Kneeland
Glass Knobs.
Jones & Far well, 37 Exchange
Robinson E. 4 Wasliington
Robinson G. W. & Co. 4 Richmond
Glass Manufactories.
American, P. F. Slaue, 54 Kilby &
Second, n. B
Bay State Glass Co., N. S. Cate,
agent, 44 Kilby
Boston & Sandwich, 51 Federal
Cains & Johnston, Phoenix works,
Second, near B, J. H. Lord, Agent,
66 Broad
New England Glass Co., Joseph N.
Howe, Agent, Batteryraarch, be-
tween 149 & 151 Milk
Preston John A., Batterymarch
Suftblk Glass Co., Second st.
Union Glass Co., W. W. Dennis,
Agent, 36 Kilby
Glass Water Pipes.
Guy Wm. B. 85 Sudbury
Globe Manufacturer.
J«slin Gilman, Mt. Vernon ave.
Gold Beaters.
Bacon C. rear 35 Washington
Bacon Warren, 113 Court
Drew Joseph L. & Son, r. 221 Wash.
Hudson Henry, 2 Chapman pi.
i-astrouicli N. A. 113 Court
Tolman J. P. 16 Harvard place
Gold Pen Manufacturers.
Farnsworth George E. 4 Court av.
Snow F. W. & Co. 91 Wasliington
Grain Dealers.
Balch W. P. Jr. 142 Comm'l
Barker H. & Co. 76 Commercial
Blanchard W. 21 Lewis wharf
Bryant David, Beverly, c. Causew'y
Chadbourn H. & Co. 138 Coram'l
Clap & Brother, 47 Com'l wharf
Clark Moses, 288 Har. av. n. Dover
Davis S. JSl. & Co., Baltimore Pier
Crosby Sumner, 1 Dorchester ave.
Edgerly J. S. & Co. 3 and 4 Com'l wf.
Elhs George & Co. 37 Long wf.
Gallagher £. 170 Commercial
Hagar G. W. & J. B., Philadelphia
Packet Pier
Howes & Baker, 154 Commercial
Kingsbury T. & F. & Co. 80 Sea
Lincoln & Beal, 124 Commercial
Mathes Chas. L. 1 Haverhill
Munroe Edwin, .Ir. & Co. 250 Com'l
Munroe Otis, 92 Commercial
Nason Wm. 72 Commercial & 276
Harrison av. n. bridge
Prentiss S: Co. 2 City wharf
Seamans & Co. 86 Lincoln
Scudder Harvey & Co. 17 Com'l wf.
Simmons Benj. 3 Charles
Taylor & Carter, 15 Charlestown
Tower, Davis & Co. Charlestown, c
Vinal H. W. 112 Comm'l [Stillman
Vinal K. A. & Bro. 11 & 12 Lewis wj:
Wright W. A. & C. L.,Sea, n.bridga
Grinding Mills.
American Grist Mill Co. 2 Hay-
iiiaiket sq. J. S. Savage, sup't
Clark & Baker, (salt) 27 Long wharf
Converse & Robson, (drugs & spi-
ces) 38 N. Market
Henshaw, Edinands & Co. (drugs &
spices) 36 India [Bulolph
Kingsley E. (lac dye, coal, &c.) 5
Simmons Benj. (grain and cottee,) 3
Charles, c. Cambridge
Stickney & Poor, S Chatham row
Sears Paul, jr. (salt) 31 Long w£
Walker Geo., FUth, n. D
Grist Mill Manufacturer.
Brown C. W. 187 Sea, (French burr
stone)
Grindstones.
Lombard & Co. 13 Lewis wf.
McKay & Heathtield, 130 Coral
Read J. & Co. 50 E. R. R. wf.
Sprague, Soule & Co. 10 T wf.
Gunpowder.
Brigham E. D. & Co. 1 Long wharf
Newhall G. G. 86 State
Pratt Nathan, 48 India wharf
Gun Smiths.
Babcock A. li. 502 Wash.
Bishop Henry H. 8 'Change ave.
Dewerson Richard, 84 C st.
Maniifacttirers.
Hapgood J. 12 Washington
Lovell J. P. 27 Dock sq. (up stairs)
Schenkl John P. 59 Elm
Guns &/ Sport. Apparatus.
Fifield & Richardson. 44Washingtou
Hapgood J. 12 Washington
Johonnot & Saunders, 21 Dock sq.
Lovell J. P. 27 Dock sq. (up stairs)
Read Wm. 6 S. Market sq.
Saunders W. A. 29 Merchants row
Gymnasium.
Bailey John B. 24 Franklin
Stewart P. Jr., Boy Iston, c. Tremont
Gutta Percha Goods.
Stodder Chas. 75 Kilby
Hair Dressers.
Ambush J. S. S.130 Charles
Ayers Ira, Liverpool wharf
Bacon F. D. 70 Sumner
Barron & Lipman, 113 C ourt
Bassett Benj. P. 142 Hanover
Boardwine Geo.H.,Lowell,c.Barton
Berry T. C. 112 Blackstone
Brown Wm. 222 Commercial
Bugbee Charles, 731 Washington
Burr Lemuel, 32i Brattle
Csesar Eli, 177 Broad
Canegaly & Coursi moult, 2B7 Wash.
Castell Wm. H. .301 Tremont
Charrier P. 266 Washington
Chemin F. 54 Fourth
Clarke C. F., Court, c. Howard
Colburn O. 0. 177 Hanover
Cook C. F.112 Cambridge
Cortes R. K 326 Hanover
Creech A. A. 2 Court ave.
Davis Geo., Causeway, cor. Nashua
Deniing E. C. 56 Brattle
Dohr Louis, 692 Washington
Dudley Wm., School, cor. Wash.
Easton David, 38 I'ortland
Fayes A. J. 2 Norfolk ave.
Fisher John, Eliot,cor. Pleasant
Fleres A. 262 Com'l
Fletcher F. 16 U. S. Hotel
Freeman J. E. 40 Elm
Freeman N. P. 2 Cross
Fricke C. 24 Boy Iston
Gardner Henry G.40 Merrimac
Geyer W. T. 91 Lowell
Godwin & Brother, 2 Change ave.
Gowen R. M. 184 Com'l
Gray Edward J., Wash. c. Dover
Grover Addison, 580 Wash.
Grush John H. 35 Wash.
Gwinn & Reeves, 12 Congress
Hadley Samuel B. 14 Boy Iston
Herchenroder F. 221 Washington
Herchenroder Jolm, Chapman, cor.
Washington
Hovey John G. 2 Court sq.
Howard E. E. 1.30 Cambridge
Hudson H. 398 Hanover
Hudson H. B. S. 190 Commercial
Jackson Edward, 100 Eliot
Kannoffsky Wm.4 Franklin
King HenryF.M.,Cmiton, c. Bl'kst.
Kirmes C. 10 Tremont
Larose Robert, 93 Sudbury
Law Henry^ Maveiick sq.
Lawrence George C. 13 School
Lewis A. V. 62iLeverett
Lewis Henry P. 115 Dorch. ave.
Lowther G. W., Staniford.c. Green
Makkers G. 27S Commercial
Manuel A. B.114 Hanover
Marshall John Lockey,4 Change av.
Martin Geo. W. »7 Merrimac
JNlarliave E. T., .Maverick
'296
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Mason Chas S. fi9 Hanover
Mason Jc seph H. 75 Court
Miller Chas. ITG North
Mooney S. S. IflS Wash.
Mullen John. 67 Causeway
Nassau W. M. 9 Lindall
Newbold J. P. Uy Federal
Nourse Francis J., Sea,c. Beach
Packard David, Quincy House
Parker G. W. 64 Devonshire
Pearce George, North Sq., c. North
Pindell J. J. 8S2 Wash.
Pindell W. T., Merrimac, c. Friend
Putnam G. 97 Union
Randolph Henry, 4 Cornhill court
Kevaleon J. D. 187 Blackstone
Robinson Nathan W. lOU Charles
Rose Charles, 218 Hanover
Kothe Charles, 294i Washington
Schuh Jacob, 46 Merchants row
Shiloh W. U. 1 Lewis
Smith L. F. U Devonshire
Smith Thomas, 51 Union
Sparrell Geo. P. 2 Tremont House
Steamburg T. W. r. 233 Wash.
Symonds J. H. 32 Bromfield
Thomas J. 435 Commercial
Turk Eben, 343 Hanover
Tyler C. K. 17.5 Broad
UartJohn. l.-)6 Charlestown
VineyW.W. 54 Fleet
Visall Joseph, 368 Commercial
Walther Geo. J. 1 Boylston
Waters Thos. S., Broadway, cor. E
Weibrecht F. 236 Broadway
Wells G. R. 366 Washington
Weston Jas. H. 13 U. S. Hotel
Wheeler W. Z. 2 North Market
Willson F. L. 14 Brattle sq.
Wise John, SIX) Washington
Zoeler Philip, 584 Washington
Hair Work.
^tfricturers.
Washington
Burgess B. F. 303 Washington
Canegaly & Coursimault, 267 Wash.
Charrier Peter, 266 AVashington
Carteaux Madame.284 Wash, (ladies )
Dyer E. E. 141 Washington
Gilbert A. A. 257 Washington
Glassbrook Joseph, 265 Wasliington
Kimball J. 59 Court
Kirmes Christopher, 10 Tremont
Moiiett & Co. 4 Hanover
Rothe Charles, 294i Wash.
Wilkinson M. 250 Washington
Hardware Dealers.
Allen & Noble, 10 Washington
Ballard & Stearns, 16 & 18 Bromfield
Barnes Thomas P. 28 Dock sq.
Barnes Wm. H. 14 Union
Blanchard Wm. 5 Holmes' block
Bellamy W. 21 Tremont [Pearl
Blodget, Clarke & Brown, 80 & 82
Bogman & ICimball, 7 Dock sq.
Bradfbrd Martin L. 142 Washington
Bradlee Samuel S. 114 Commercial
Brooks Charles & Co. 6 Dock sci.
Brown B. B. & Co. 94 Dorch ave.
Brownell Wm. 1,-; Liberty sq. (agt.)
Butler, Keith, & Hill, US Milk '
Callender.Roaers & Co. 168 Cmgresa
Charlton Thomas, 19 Central
Chase Brothers, 22 Congress
Coverly W. & Co. 39 Pearl
Cushman E. A. 528 Wasliington
Dalton & IngersoU, 10 Uniou
Daris Samuel, 3 Milk
Dodge P. F. 8 Beach (pianoforte)
Dodge W. A. 37 Pearl
Doggett N. B. & N. A. 492 Wash.
Domett Henry W. 86 Water (com.)
Edgerly J. W. 711 Washington
Eaton & Palmer, 67 Congress
Flint & Carter, 72 Kilby
Gardner & Thayer, 8 Liberty sa.
Gray Geo. H.& Danforth, 113 Pur-
chase
Greenough W. 14 Merch. row
Hall Richard, 5 Kilby
Haven George W. & Co. 503 Wash.
Hill Thomas, Jr. 147 Broadway
Homers & Ladd, 11 & 13 Union
Horton, Hall & Co. 114 Milk
Hosmer Zelotes, 110 Milk
Jackson Wm. & Co. 73 Water
Johonnot & Saunders, 21 Dock sq.
Kellogg, Cobb 4 Co. 51 &53 Water
Lawton J. N. & Brothers, 25 Kilby
Lincoln Joseph, Jr. 18 Uniou
Loring, Fiske & Co. 58 Pearl
Lovett & Wellington, 125 Milk
Martin J. & Co., Doane
May & Co. 1 Broad, c. State
Mead Wm. W. & Co. 55 Union
Mitchell N. & Sons, 117 Milk
Morss A. S. 210 Commercial
nliphant & Co. 96 Pearl
Orgill Joseph, agent J. Tarrant &
Sons, 86 Water
Parker Jona. 8 Union
Read Wm. 6 S. Market sq.
Saunders Charles H. 34 Union
Saunders W. A. 29 Merchants row
Scholefield Joshua & Son, 13 Doane
Scudder Chas. & Co. 93 Pearl
Smith, Foster & Co. 46 & 48 Kilby
Smith Isaac H. 69 Union (cabinet)
Snelling Wash. 10 Maverick sq.
Treadwell & Co. 56 Pearl
Vinal Otis, 20 Dock square
Warren M. C. & Co. 9 Dock sq.
Waterhouse Thos. (agent for W. &
L. Butcher) 70 State
West J. & Co. 5 Dock sq.
Whiting George A. 25 Uniou
Wiley G. T. 13 Doane
Wilkinson Andrew J. 2 Washington
Harness Makers.
Baker John B. 12 Court
Bates James D. 147 Dorch. avenue
Boyd James & Sons, 27 Merch. row
Bryant S. D. 141 Sea
Chase L. C. 24 Sudbury
Connor P., South, corner Beach
Cross Henry, 119 Court, c. Sudbury
Ducev John, 134 Federal
Hana'ford F. W. 98 Union
Harrison Thomas, 44 Hanover
HobartR. 28 Pleasant
Holmes Wm. H. 29 Tremont
llsley Nathan, jr. 12 Sudbury
James William, 59 Sudbury (collar)
Jewett& Mitchell, 43 Portland
Kemlo WilUam, 34 Hawley
McCaffrey & Harvey,74 Charlesto'n
Meegan L., Border st, E. B.
Murphy Jeremiah, Sudbury 8
Murphy Thomas, 533 Com'I
Pagan J. 8 West
Pennock J. N. 101 Charles
Pratt & Westacott, 138 Court
Prendermist J. 15 Merrimac
PrescottWm. 41 Maverick sq. E. B.
Read Joseph S. 26 Sudbury
Shelton & Cheever, 7 Washington
SpragueThos.&Co.,Sudbury,e;jIerr.
Springall Geo. 104 Blackstone
Tarbox Ephraira, 99 Sea
Toppan Wm. 0. 246 Harrison ave.
Trask H. P. 105 Cambridge
Turner F. A. 168 Har. av. c. Curve
Turner I. 196 Tremont
Win ship & Roulstone, 13 Elm
Wise John, 164 Blackstone
Hats, Caps, Furs, etc;
Aborn S. O. 95 Washington
Adams George T. 167 Hanover
Averell C. H &. Co. 6 Market sq.
Bacon Thos. C. & Co. Union.c.North
Bent & Bush, Court, c. Washington
Bigelow Geo. N. 72 Hanover
Bornstein Julius, 51 North Market
Carter Nathaniel, 24 Washington
Clark A. W.53 N.Market
Cook A. N. & Co. 15 Court
Cook J. E. 101 Court
Corthell J. K. 312 Hanover
Cutter Geo. W. & Co. 9 Fan'l Hall
DaUinger Wm. 37 Hanover
Edson G. L. 159 Hanover
Egan John, SO Commercial
Elliott M. P. U & 13 Washington
Emmes Sam'l&Co.,Water,c. Cong.
Fay G. P. & B. W. 3 Dock sq.
Fisk Wm. 171 Hanover
Gould T. 16 Union
Greely Noah, 77 Court
Greenough, Cook & Co. 40 Water
Hibbard H. K. W. 299 Wash.
Higgins Peter, 46 N. JIarket
Hilsebusch F. 810 Wash.
Hollander J. L. 77 Hanover
Jones L. B. 256 Com'I
Keith Martin, 62 Fourth
Kelly W. F.A. 524 Washington
Kittredge C. F. 100 Hanover
Klous S. & Co. 29 and 31 Court
Kuhlraan Henry, 208 Comm'l
Leavitt H. H. 91 Court
Lee J. W. & Co. 43 Pearl
Linscott John, 28 Com'I
Locke P. A. 14 Dock sq.
Loveioy Chas. J, 1 North
Lovejoy Wm. B. 27 Coram!
Mason Charles B. 122 Blackstone
Murray Patrick, 179 Hanover
Murtagh P. 639 Washington
North & Taylor, 37 Merchants row
Osgood Geo. 18:3 Washington
Peck T. R. & Co. 23 & 25 Wash.
Pollard & Barry, 54 Washington
Porter Edw. P. 29 W.ash.
Prentiss C. G. 206 Washington
Rice Homer, 7 & 8 Faneuil Hall
Ridlon T. H. 133 Hanover
Ryder, Crocker & Co. 573 Wash.
Sanderson L. C. 613 Wasliington
Saroni&Co. 42 & 45 Elm
Sherburne John, 9 Lewis, E. B.
Shute Wm. M. 175 Washington
Smith P. 15 North
Spira Henry, 26 Dock square
Stone J. & Co. 37 Court
Sulk Adolph, 10 Tremont
Towle Lyman, Hanover, c. Elm
Towne, Kendrick & Co. 7 Elm
Turner Henry A. IS Wash.
Warren J. A. 6 Market square
Washburn H. 170 Wash.
Wheeler S. B. 77 & 79 Lincoln
Whiton F. 143 Hanover
Wingate John, 13 Franklin av.
Hatters.
Abom S. 0. 95 Washington
Bartlett& Howard, 131 Hanover.
Bennett Wm. 5 Market sq.
Bent & Bush, Court, c. Wash.
Burdett J. D. G. 147 Washington
Chipman Joseph, 5 Market sq.
Emmes S. & Co., Water, c. Congress
Greely Noah, 77 Court
Greenough, Cook & Co. 40 Water
Haslam J. R. 93 North
Lothrop H. J. 69 Hanover
Lovejoy & Bennett, 213 Commer-
cial (glazed)
Mansfield T. D. 10 Elm
Mason Samuel, Jr. 35 Washington
Osgood Geo. 183 Wash.
Peck T. R. & Co. 25 Washington
Ryder, Crocker & Co. 573 Wash.
Ridlon T. H. i;33 Hanover
Sloan S. W. rear 35 Washington
Smith, Sherburne & Bursley, 16 Elm
Taylor Charles, 59 Hanover
Taylor S.G. 20 Brighton (hat bodies)
Wingate John, 13 Franklin avenue
Hatters' Goods.
Bates M. & Sons, 27 Elm
Brown E. 10 North
Coverly £. & Sou, 20 Union
Hat Block Manufacturers.
Dlmond Oral, 06 Harrison avenue
Hay.
Capen O., Packard's wf. 214 Broad
Child S. & Son, 296 Harrison av.
Crafts & Ward, Boston wharf, First
Edgerly Peter, Canal, c. Travers
French Moses, jr., Maine wharf
Hall A. A., Church, op. Shawmut
Hersey C, Eastern Packet Pier
Livermore Isaac, 102 Canal
Mathes Charles L., 1 Haverhill
Moody. & Norris, First
Nason Wm. 276 Harrison avenue
Paige C. E., Otis wharf
Roby Dexter & Co. 280 Causeway
Hides and Leather.
Arnold S. S. 82 North
Bishop C. J. & Co., 12 N. JIarket
Boardman B. G. Jr. 33 Shoe & L.
Bond Henry, 15 Blackstone
Br.ickett Henry, 3.3 Shoe ii Leather
Brackett J. D.33 Shoe & Leather
Bridge Abel E. 31 Snoe & Leather
ClatlinLee&Co.l7&19Shoe&Leather
Claflin Wm. 17 & 19 Shoe & Leather
Farley Gustavus, 50 Fulton
Faxon Elisha & Co. 17 Fulton
Foster Chas. F. 27 Shoe K Leather
Fowler Henry & Co. 91 North
French George H. 4-3 Shoe & Leath.
French & Roberts, 45 Shoe&Leather
Frye E. A. 50 Fulton
Guild Chester & Sons, 16 Blackstone
HuU E. B. & Co. 98 North
Jones Josiah M. 104 Pearl
Low G. S. 20 Blackstone
Low Ariel, 20 Blackstone
Miles Osborn & Co. 102 North
Moseley, Dunn & Frye, 37 Shoe &
Leather
Osborn John. 73 North
Osborn Miles& Co. lUU North
Poor Henry & Son, 84 North
Proctor Abel & Son, 76 & 78 Fulton
Rayner & Bucknara, 78 North
Read A. H. 29 Shoe & Leather
Reed & Bryant, 76 Pearl
Kodgers, Johnson & Thompson, 246
Congress and 59 Purchase
Safi'ord J. 0. 17 & 18 Blackstone
Suothwick P. R. 144 North
Spaulding Solomon K. 78 Pearl
Spooner Wm. B. & Co. 249 Con-
gress & 47 Purchase
Stackpole R. M. 47 Fulton
Tenney JMoses,47 Fulton
Thompson A. & Co. 5 Shoe & Leath.
Thorn dike J. P. 13 & 14 Blackstone
Tirrell M. & Co. 56 Fulton
TirrellJ. &A.62Fulton
Upton & Poor, S3 North
Webster & Co. 9 Blackstone
Whitney, Kendall & Co. 1 & 3 Fulton
Williams, Bacon & Lund, 19 Fulton
Williams i Dewson, 260 Congress,
c. Broad
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291
KoUow Ware.
Bowers, Pratt & Co. 137 Blilk
FuUerton & Kavmond, 147 Milk
Page, BriRgs & Uabbitt, 1 & 2 South
Nutter K. 20 Broad CMarket
Hops.
Blancliard W. 21 Lewis wf.
Blanchartl, Wriglit & Co.l70 Com'l
Carter C. 13 Merrimac
Pratt Isaac, Jr. 134 Milk
Skinner Wm. H, 156 Commercial
Horse Shoers.
Brewster Joshua, 47 Sudbury
Chadbourn John, 20 Hawley
Chadbourn Seth,2U Hawley
Curry John, U Plymouth
Dohertv Daniel, 10 Bridge
Feruald Nathaniel, aO Canal
Gerry J. W., Creek sq.
Goodwin Kichard H. 37 HaverliiU
Gorman J. & Son, Creek scj.
Haley Geo. W. 90 Canal
Hanscom N. H. (Mi Dorchester av. c.
Lakin S. 393 Broad [Beverly
Macomber George, Charlestown,
McClosky D. A., Cunningham's wf.
Sands T. T. 16 East Dover
Stevens J. F., Bumstead court
Thompson J. B. 90 Beverly
Very T. K. 16 Pitts
Horticultural Articles.
Bowditch Azell, 54 School
Hovey & Co. 7 Merchants row
Hosiery and Gloves.
Andrews Alfred A. & Co. 77 Milk
BassettS Fernald, 161 Wash.
Burr, Brothers & Co. 43 Milk
Cass Francis W. 429 "Wash.
Clapp Wm. 307 Washington
Clark L. D. 291 Wash.
Davis H. E. & Co. 2S1 Washington
Emerson D. R. 223 Washington
Everett E. D. 124 Hanover
Holbrook Charles C.& Co.305Wash.
Holmes E. & J. 4 Tremont row
Howe James, 399 Washington
Gardner Orin W. & Co. 54 Milk
King C. E. & Co. 245 Washington
Lovett G. W.& Co. 242 Washington
Morse & Coleman, 75 Milk
MoreyJ.E. 7 Tremont row, (manuf.)
Nichols C. H.319 Washington
Plimpton C. P. 269 Washington
Sdville Wm. O. 213 Wash.
Shorey & Co. 168 Washington
Shumway F. P. 22-5 Washington
Stearns It. H.& G. R37 Washington
Tufts Quincy, 105 Washington
Wardner & Brother, 351 Wash.
Warren Charles, 54 Milk
Warren V. & Co. 1^6 Hanover
Whitney N. D. & Co. 193 Wash.
Young James, 14 Hanover
House Fumisliiiig Articles.
Ballard & Stearns, 16 & 18 Bromtield
Brown St Urann, i7a Hanover
Kobinson Daniel, 94 Court
Waterman N. 8.3 Cornhill
Ice Dealers.
Gage, Hittinger & Co. 70 State
Hill John, 103 F. H. Market
Kussell, Harrington &. Co. 92 State
Thurston & Stockman, 70 Stat«
India and French Goods.
Chace D. K. 68 Kilby
Pearce S. H. & Co. 71 Federal
India Euboer Goods.
Boston Belting Co. 37 Milk
Davis George N. 144 Congress
Hale Alfred & Co. 12 Bromtteld
Hayes C.26 School
Richards a L. 27 Central
India Rubbers. (.Slwes.)
Burr H. 41 Pearl and 146 Congress
Hayward Rubber Co. 41 Pearl and
146 Congress
Peirce J. 13 Central
Peirce S. B. 57 Hanover
Wales, Downs & Co. X Pearl
Ware Preston Jr.& Co. 41 Pearl and
146 Congress
Williams Isaac, 29 Kilby
Ink.
Maynard & Noyes, 11 Merchants'
row ( manufacturers)
Morrill, Donald & Co. [printers*
inkj 3 Spring lane
Inspectors.
Beef and Pork.
Pitman John II. 23 Ferry
Wells John B. (Inspector General)
86 Commercial
_
Stea7nboats.
Hall Samuel, Border, East Boston
Butter and Lard.
Fish.
Atwood Payne G.90 Commercial,
Insp. Gen'l
Abrahams B., T wharf
Ball J. iM., T wharf
Brown Edward. 35 Long wharf
Brown Henry, Spear's wf., Broad
Churchill Otis, 2 T wharf
Churchill Wm. 0. 30 Long wf.
Dutton Darius, Sprague's wf.
Green Joseph W. 41 Long wharf
Jones Thomas J., Fort Hill whf.
Little Eben H. 29 E. R. R. whf.
Mann N. P. 44 Long wf.
Mansfield C. H. 29 Long wharf
Mayo John jr^Tuttle's whf. E. B.
Mayo Uriah, Harris's whf:
Nickerson T.W. 7 Commerce
Pruden I. R. ISJ Long wf.
Snow F. & Co. 4 Commerce
Whorf James, Maverick, c. Jeffries
Whitney A. A. 34 Long wharf
Flour.
Thompson Samuel, 3 S. Market
Wade George, 13 Long wt;
iTay.
Barnes Israel M., Causeway, near
Charlestown
Livermore Sara'l B. 153 Com'l
Marine.
-"avis Ebenezer, 41 State [avenue
Oil and Spirits.
Cleaves N. 29 India
Cutter C. C. 91 Fulton (fish)
Hockey Joseph, 16 Long whari
Pot and Pearl Ashes.
Townsend S. D., Causeway ,c.Medt;
Su7?iac.
Thayer J. F. 100 State
Tobacco.
Dodd John, 39 India
Instruments.
Mathematical and Optical,
Prince A. 149 Washiueton
Temple J. H. 13 Franklin
Webster J. 176iWashington
Widdifield D. B. & Co. l48 Wash.
Mathematical and Nautical.
Also, Books and Charts.
Breed Aaron, 173 Broad
King Charles G. 7 Broad
Lincoln Fred. W. Jr. 136 Comm'l
Thaxter Samuel ii. Son, 125 State
Philosophical.
Chamberlain & Ritcliie, 313 Wash.
Drake O. P. 228 Washington
Huddleston J. S. F. 96 Washington,
(barometer and thermometer)
Phelps Orson C. 19 Harvard pi.
Satford Mark, 36 Washington
Wightman J. M. 33 Cornhill
Electro- Magnetic.
Palmer & Hall, .526 Washington
Wightman J. M. 33 Cornhill
Dental.
Codman B. S. & Co. 37 Tremont
Jones, Whites McCurdy,3ATrem.r.
Surgical.
Keeler Philip & Co. 128 Wash.
Murphy J. R. 11 Harvard pi.
Schachtebeck & Smith, I'J Hawley
Insurance Agents and
Brokers.
Alden Wm. C. 18 Congress
Arms Thos. A. 8 Joy's building
Bigelow Preseott, 39 State
Bisbee L. I. 7 Post Office avenue
Bradford J. Russell, 28 State
Bradlee S. J. « Co. 25 Kilby
Brewster Oliver, 4 Slate
Brown W. R 40 State
Surge Lorenzo, 8 Old State House
Compton P. J. 40 State
Dexter E. A. 28 State
Dobson Isaac F. 27 State
Edwards Henry, 12 Kilby
Ford Nathaniel, 21 State
Francis C.T. 14 Niies building
Hamlin H. 13 E.vchange
Harding Wm. B. 161 Dorchester av.
Harris, Cowles & Co. 9 &11 KUby
Ilolman & Bridgman, Exchange
building (brokers)
Jenks S. H. 3 State(State Actuary)
Jordan Win. H. S. 40 State
Kent James D. 29 State
Lawrence J. 40 State
Lowell Traders * Me. Mutual Fire
Ins. Co. 40 State
Merrill Russell, '27 State
Moulton C. J. B. 63 State (broker)
Norris Geo. W. 7 P. O. avenue
Parker IH. D., 7 Post Office ave.
Phelps James T.70 Wash.
Plummcr F. 40 State
Porter W. 18 Congress
Prince J. B. 3 Kilby
Prince James H. & Co. 3 Kilby
Pulsifcr Ebenezer. 4 ScoUay'H b'ild.
Ray Edwin, 28 State
Reed & Hastings, 9 Old State House
Richardson A. 70 Wash.
Taylor S. P. 3 State
Thayer Richard, 40 State
Ward E. Phillips, 31 Kilby
Ward J. H. 31 Kilby
Intelligence Offices.
Baker W. M. V.h School
Bishop John, 225 Tremont
Domett M. G. 4 HoUis
Emerson H. B. Jlrs. 13 Bedford
KenHeld E. IS School
Porter David, 28 Sudbury
Rohan Edward, 12 Brattle sq.
Iron Fence Builders.
Arnold & Butts, 38 Water
Chase Brothers, 22 Congress
Denio & Roberts, Cas'way, c. Friend
Hatch & Hastings, 38 Water (wro't)
Lyman T. & Co. 405 Harrison ave.
(wrought) office 38 Water
Patch Sidney, 84 Merrimac
Smith, Lovett & Co. 57 Devonshire
Weemau £. 26 Merrimac, opposite
Gouch
Weeman W. E. 86 Sudbury
Iron Founders.
Arnold & Butts, Chelsea, E. B.
Bisbee & Endicott, 90 State
Bowers, Pratt & Co. 137 Milk
Butler & Co. 19 Union
Cuba Iron Foundry, Wm.B. Dodge,
First, near B
Dedham Iron Foundry, Clarke &
Smith, 23 Exchange
Fulton Iron Foundry Co.,Turnpike,
S. B., office 20 Long wharf
Josselyn A. 365 Shawmut avenue,
cor. Lenox, (fine castings)
Kinsley Lyman, 106 State
Lyman T. & Co. 405 Harr. ave.
Ranslead, Dearborn & Co. 170 Broad
Shawmut Iron Foundry, Richard
Soule, Jr., Agent, 2 Broad
South Boston Iron Co. 2 Central wfi
and Foundry st. S. B.
Woods John C. North Grove
Iron and Steel.
Allen S. G. 31 Central (tin plate)
AylingU.A.92 Water (boilers sheet)
BuUard Lewis & Co. Lib'rtvsq. 51
Kilby
Coffin A. B. 118 State
Coffin W. E. & Co. 105 State
Curtis, Bouve & Co. 106 State and 14
Kowe's wharf
Dutton John, 149 Milk (steel)
Eaton Win. J. 7 India wf.
Ellis & Neivell, 35 India
Emmons S. (malleable), 107 State
Farmer Thomas.lSDoane [147 Milk
Fullerton&Raymond,Jessop3' steel
Gay P. £. & Co. 145 Milk
Gardner Geo. & Co. 5 Liberty sq.
Gould Jacob S. & Co. 8 Fan'l Hall
Gray G.H.&Danforth, 13 Purchase
Habich, Baldwin & Co. 35 Broad
Hammond,Manson & Co. 22 Fulton,
Hosmer Zelotes, 110 Milk (steel)
Kellogg, Cobb & Co. 51 Water(stee!)
Lamson Nathaniel, 36 Broad
Lang W. Bailey & Co. 9 Liberty sq.
Lawton J. N. S: Brother, 25 Kilby.
agent
JIartin John & Co. 84 Water
INIay & Co. 1 Broad (tin plate)
Messinger Geo. W. 22 Broad
Naylor & Co. 11 Liberty sq. (steel)
Page.Briggs fk Babbitt,14:2 S.Markel
Palmer <jr. W. treasurer. 27 Doane
Phillips & Moseley, 233 Broad
Pvanstead,Dparborn & Co. 25 Foster's
wharf, & 170 Broad
Richards G. H. & H. 105 State
Richardson J. & Bro's, 2 Central wf.
Richardson & Edmond, 22 Broad
Sanderson Brothers & Co. 21 Doane
Taft John B. 21 Doane (steel)
Taggard John & Co. 16 Long wf.
Thompson, Laphami Co. 15 Cus-
tom House street
298
MASSACHUSETTS EEGISTER.
VTaterhonse Thos. (agent for W.& S.
Butcherel 70 State
"Wilson Hawkswortli, Ellison St
Co. UO JlUk
Isinglass or Mica.
Hngglcs George II. 21 rnion
Japanners.
Bennett TV. R. 7 H.irvard place
Blakemore "Wm. 5 Merchants row
Parkes J. Bo North
Jewellers.
Adams George E. 29-5 Washington
Aver D. C. 3a Hanover
Kacon & Smith, G Elm
Bailev.Kettell SChapman.SCioWash.
Bieelow, Brothers & Ketnard, Li
Washineton
Block David. 134 Washington
Brown C. L. -'24 Hanover
Burbank A. F. & Co. 235 Wash.
Campbell J. S4 Washington
Coll H. J. :371 Washington
Crosby Samuel T. 69 Washington
Cnrrier & Trott 148 Washington
Elson Julius, 139 Wish.
Fairbanks'James H. 93 Hanover
Federhen John, Jr. 53 Court
Ford James M. 32 Court
Foster G. B. >3 Tremont
Fox Bernard, 431 Washington
Goodins Josiah. 83 Washington
Gray "VVm. H. 159 Washington
Goldsmith Henry, 428 Hanover
Hastings D. B. & J. .V20 Wash.
Heinemann D. 591 Waihington
Hews A. Jr. 217 Washington
Hews A. H. 165 Washington
Ireland T. 290 Hanover
Jenkins N., Court, cor. Hanover
Jones, Ball & Co. 226 Washington
Knapp Jesse, 251 Hanover
Lincoln & Foss, £5 Washington
McKav, Spear & Brown, 195 Wash.
Mills & ForristalU 8 Market sq.
Xiles N. B. 767 Washington
Palmer & Bachelders, 91 Wash.
Raymond F. C.4 Bromtield
Kidrway John, 36 Cambridge
Rogtra Wm. 17 U. S. Hotel
Saroni A.-JSl Washinirton
Sherman Chas. J. F. 77 North
Skinner & Sweet, 49 Hanover
Stanwood H. B. & Co. 253 Wash.
Stowell A. 127 Hanover
Strons J. 521 Washington _
Symonds Joseph, 1 Franklin
Tower Isaac H. 6 3Iarket sii.
Wood N. G. 9 Hanover
■Wentworth & Folsom, 57 Court
Ma n ufacturing.
Bell J. G. 220 Hanover
Bennett Stephen. 27 Joy's building
Darling B. F. iS9 Wash.
Glover & Welliniiton. 46 Congresi
Guild & Stevens, 4 Court av.
Lemme C. 1 Summer
Lothrop Eben W. 4 Harvard pi.
Martin & Green, 32 Washington
Meek Samuel, 4 Court av.
Morse H. D. 13 Exchanee
Munroe Chas. A. B. 14U Wash.
Mulian Wm. 4 Court ave. (watch)
Neilson & Morgan, 215 Wash.
Richams H. M. & Co. 20-3 Wash.
Richartis Ira & Co. 2i>3 Wash.
Ripley N. L. 4 Cornhill court
Sackett, Davis & Potter, 123 Wash-
ington, up stairs
Shedd Jas. A- 52 Washington
Simpson T. W. 29 Hanover
Smith, Deey & Eddy, Si) Wash.
Stone, Weaver & Co. 144 Wash.
Sweet John H. S Court ay.
Symonds Joseph, 1 Franklin
Tifft, Whitins & Co. 119 Wash.
Whittredge (Jeorge, S2 Lincoln
Jewellers' Findings.
Dennison E. W. 208 Washington
Joiners. {House and ship.)
Abbott & Harvey, New, E. B.
Bailey Job F„ Liverpool wharf
Brown B. H. 18S Broad
Burkett & Tyler, Marginal
Doane& Delano, Meridian,c.Dec'ur
Evans & Alexander,63 Sumner,E.3.
Hammond & Gallup, 59 E. R. R « f.
Holmes Joseph T. 106 Commercial
Keaney H. & S. G. 86 Border
Kent & Oliver, 312 Com'l, opp.Union
w£ and Broadway, near E
Manson, Peterson & Co„ Border
Pettengill & Donnell.3'11 Commer.
Sargent Wm. r. 291 Broad
Simmons Chas., Weeks wf., E. B.
Snow Nath. 14 Richmond
8 wett Samuel. Lewis, E. B.
Thompson & Whitman, 394 ComLT
WiUcut Levi. Clark, n. North
Williamson W., Lewis, E. B. CE. B.
Young J. W., Grand Junction w£
Jxmk Dealers.
Allen Robert, 34S Commercial
Armitage James, 60 Sea
Ballon & McCallister. 397 Comm '1
Barlow E. 8 Ferry
Berry G. & Son, 336 Commercial
Brown & Dj er, 25 E. R. R. wharf
Charter & Cutler, 41 & 43 £. RJ{. wf
Calnan Chas. 5Si Commercial
Campbell H. H.120 Cross
Comey W. G. 514 Commercial
Cutting J. C. 372 Broad
Dasev John. 3.38 Commercial
Fannin? R. C. 363 Commercial
Farran Wm. 10 Ferry
Fines & Lodge, 287 Causeway
Grave? Josenh, 344 Broad
Hill & Timsbn, 353 Broad
Howe & Presbv, 215 Broad
Kent E. T. & Co. 112 Haverhill
Knight H. 54 Pitts
Locke Samuel B. 263 Causeway
LockeJ.IL 84 Fulton
Mainke John, 393 Com'l
McBride John, 217 Endicott
McDavitt D. 414 Comm'l
JIcKenney A. & Co., Lincoln's wf.
McLaughlin B. 320 Commercial
Miller G. E. 352 Com'l
Mullen John, 360 Broad
Newcomb C. O. & G. 3-^ Broad
Newcomb Lewis, 263 Broad
Paee & Titcomb, 405 Broad
Peirce, Haskins & Co. 168 Broad
PhilUps & Sheldon , 1 E. R. R. wf.
Powers Ja:iies, 190 Sea
Putnam & Savory, 213 Broad
Ring & Jlountain, 187 Broad
Rogers G. W. 8 Ferry
Russell Amos. 13 Richmond
Rutter Wm. 1-61 Broad
Stewart J., H-ir. av. on the bridge
Worster A. & Co.,Broad, c India wi
Lace Goods.
Augustus I. H. 30 Hanover
Ames Saml A. -34 Hanover
Baldwin Eli, 373 Washington
Baldwin L. H. 389 Washington
Becket J. AL 74 Hanover
BlairL. 270 Hanover
Bosson & Bluxome, 69 Slilk
Brownell G. & Co. 2.5.5 Washington
Dearborn Dyson, 3ti9 Wash.
DeBacon Charles, 42 Hanover
Downes Sumner, 131 Court
Holbrook C. C. & Co. 305 Wash.
Holmes £. & J. 4 Tremont row
Holmes G. 393 Washington
Houghton S. S. 72 Treinont
Howard N. 78 Hanover, c. Portland
Littlelield A. A. 227 Washington
Lovett G. \V. & Co. 242 Wash.
Morey P. 397 Washington
Mudse A. C. 2<J8 Washineton
Nichols C. H. 319 Washington
Norris S. M. 36 Hanover
Oudkerk L. 56 Milk
Plimpton C. P. 269 Washington
Spear & Tuttle. 68 JUlk
Strouss J. 521 Washington
Lamp Manuf. & Dealers.
Carleton WiUiara, 12 Beach
Caldwell T. B. 28 Bromtield
Dodge E. P. 8 Tremont
Dodge J. F. 36 Union
Gavett A. J. 12 Hawkins
Harrington E. S. 7 Lindall
Hooper H. N. & Co. 5a Commercial,
and 66 Causeway
Horn Edwin B. 18 Hanover
Jarves G. D.& Cormerais. 51 Federal
Morev & Ober, oa 7 Haverhill
Spalding R H. 8 & 9 Tremont row
ShawW.F. 174 Wash. (gas fixtures)
Smith & Tarbell, 19 Wash,
cctetson S. A. & Co. 350 Washington
Lapidary.
Reynolds S. Jr. 121 Court
Last Makers.
Armstrone John, 32 & S4 Clinton
Cox & Son's, 5 Blackstone
Gilson Henry Y. 30 Fulton
Hitchings J 6 Blackstone
Stevens Collins, 117 North
Laundries. ,.
Chelsea Laundry, 132 Washington
Parker H. D. 43 Kingston
Boxbury & Boston Laundry, Court,
comer Howard
Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead.
Butler, Keith & Hill, 118 Milk
Carruth F. S., Custom H.st.c.Broad
Smith Stephen, 10 Market sq.
Steams G. L. 23 Water
Lead.
White Lead Manufacturers.
Carruth F. S.. Custom H.sLc.Broad
Thayer, Rice & Co. 32 India (ag'ts)
Leather Belting.
Boston Belting Co. 37 Milk
Hunt N. & Co. 26 Devonshire
King Otis, 55 Cambridge
Mixer & Giloert 44 Broad
Orne F. 98 Kneeland
Richards C. L. 27 Central
Shelton & Cheever, 7 Washington
Tremont Belting Co, T. Holmes,
agent, 40 Fulton
Leather Dealers.
[See Boot, Shoe, & Leather Dealers,
also Hides & Leather.]
Allen S. C. 40 Fulton
Arnold E. B. 93 Fulton
Bacon John & Co. 97 Pearl
Baker James, 31 Shoe & Leather
Brooks F. 13 Shoe s Leather
Cobb Baxter. 55 Elm
Cobb L B. 7 Fulton
Cross & Barnard, 74 Pearl
Comins & Co. 22 Dock sq. (patent)
Day S. L. 108 Pearl ^ ^, ,
Decoene,Cummiskey & Co.80 North
Dennie & Green, 2 Blackstone
Dun oar & Sumner, 23 Fulton (lin-
Durant & Winslow, 9 Fulton [ings)
Dvar Smith & Co. 43 Fulton (lin'gs)
Edson, Davi^ & Harrington, 87
Enos John R 47 Fulton L^orth
Fa\ or H. S. 6 N. E. block
Field E. & L 63 Fulton
Foster Charles F. 27 Shoe & Leather
Gale Milton & Co. 31 N. Market
Gove G. G. 52 Elm
Guild C. & Sons, 16 Blackstone
Guild. White & Co. 40 N. Market
Higbee Charles, 51 Fulton
Higbee & Foster, 55 Fulton
Hodgdon Geo. C. 18 Blackstone
Hunt Moses & Co. 35 Fulton
Hill A. R 35 Fulton
Lear P. 45 Shoe & Leather
Lillie Thos. £. & Co. 24 Exchange
Lincoln R W. & Co. 15 Shoe a
Leather
Littlelield J. & Co. 59 Fulton
Manning Uriah & Son, 69 Fulton
Marsh i Spear, 86 North
Maxwell Wm. M. 33 Shoe & Leather
JIcGeary James & Co 57 Hanover
Moselev E. V. 97 Pearl
Newhail F. S.« Hanover
Porter Charles, 186 Congress
Reed & Bryant, 76 Pearl
Satford & Brooks, 1 Blackstone
Sawyer Warren, 3 N. E. block
Spaulding S. R. 78 Pearl
Thomnson B. F. i Co. 31 Shoe * L.
Tidd & Bloomer, 7 Blackstone
Tillson J. & Co. 23 N. Market
Turner & Vose, 9 Shoe & Leather
Tuttle Wm. 8 Blackstone
Upton & Poor, 8^3 North
Webster & Co. 9 Blackstone
Westcott Stephen & Son, 44 Fulton
White A. L. & Co. 6 N. E. block
Whitney JamSs B. 29 Pearl
Williams, Bacon & Lund, 19 Fulton
Williams & Dewson, 247 Congress
Winn J. B. & Co. 1 Shoe & Leather
Woodman Charles T. 21 Fulton
Leeches.
Daley Elizabeth A. 18 Oak
Sloulton Hannah, 27 School
Stewart Mrs. 79 Cambridge
Libraries'-Circulating.
Burnham & Brother, 60 ComhiU
Callender H. G. 7 School
Fetridge & Co. 72 Washington
Foreign, E. P. Peabodv, 13 West
Foreign, S. Urbino, 28 Winter
Gill'sr Broadway, near C
Mariners' Free Library, 8 Long wf.
Rice L. 230 Hanover
Walker Thos. O. 59 ComhiU
Watson George, 29 Leverett
Lightning Rods.
Haskell J. A. 5 Water
Orcutt W. A. 77 Comhill (patent)
Lime and Sand,
Brighim N., Beuch, cor Utica
Ch^mberlin & Foster, 21 Charles
Child S. & Son, 296 Har. av. njhe bg.
Crafts & Ward, Boston wharf, k uit
Curtis F. 48 Sea
Drake Tisdale, 42 Sea
Gould James,70 State (manuf.Ume)
Hersey C.East. packet pier. Com 1
Hobbs J. S. 4 Broad
Hoxie T. W. & Co. 42 Long wf
Jones C.F.& Co. Bartlett'swh£
Piper Solomon & Co. 30 Sea
Roby D. & Co. 280 Causeway
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY
199
Tilton H. N. & B. R. & Co. 250 Har-
rison avenue
Vinal Albert & Co. foot Poplar Cwf
Whittier Seth, Eastern Steamboat
Wingate Wm. A.,Soutli, c. Harvard
Young C. & Co.,Brown's whf. & US
State
Line &. Twine Manuf.
American, 34 Canal (net^
Burton James S., Fifth, n. D
Dunham Josiah, Fifth, near B
Tyler Wm. N. 4i E. Dover
M'Uder & Co. -JG Water (dealers)
Linens, Flannels, etc.
Brownell Gilbert & Co. i'oo Wash.
Daniell S: Co. 249 Washington
Jacobs Benj. 230 Wash.
Liquors, Wines, &<c.
Atcherson & Watkins, lo Sea
Banchors & Bovden, .5 Chatham
Barker Geo. W.12 Market sq.
Barton W. R. 41 Coniress
Bliss H.C.H. 19 Congress
Boardman E. A.20 Consrress [Union
Buffum G. S. 2S Charlestown & 42
Brigham L. & Son, 7 Congress sq.
Brown J. Iii6 Lincoln
Calder J. W. 30 Sudbury
Carr W. W. 123 Haverhill
Carruth D. J. 51 Blackstone
Chamberlin & Waugh, 161 Bl^ksfne
Clark Lewis & Co. 130 Leverett
Clitford S. W. 16 Sudbury & 404 C'l
Codraan Edward & Co. 95 State
Grabble & Holmes, 2U Elm
Cumraings Gilbert,ltj2 Commercial
Dearborn J. & Co. 27 Foster's wharf.
Deland & Snow,34 ElraC* IWIBroad
DrewJo3.&Co J5N.>rrkei,&13(JBro'd
& 151 Pleasant
Dunbar T. J. i Co. 17 Cust. H. st.
Felbel Julius, 17 Doane
Flanders & Blake, 125 Blackstone
Fletcher & Davis, 8 N. .Market
Foster M. S. 77 Haverhill
Foster Wm. 103 Union
Foster & Taylor, 161 Milk fimpr'ts)
Gassett Chas. K. & Co. 157 Black-
stone
Gilbert & Co. 22 Sudbury
Griggs & Carswell. 24 & 25 Brattle sq.
Guunison S. B. 149 Blackstone
Guppy & White, *3 Mer. row
Kersey Simuel M. 26 Brattle
Hudson Geo. W. 45 Broad
Hunt James, 70 Broad
Billiard D. B. 32 & 40 Fed'l
Hobbs John & Co. 4 India wharf
Jenkins J. H. 9.5 Union
Johnson Ira & Son. 9 Com court
Jones C. G. & W. H. 355 Com'l
Jordan Caleb, 90 Kneeland
Kent John, 23 Haverhill
Kldders & Co. 17 & 18 N. Market
Lang A. 302 Commercial
Leonard John S. 212 Commercial
Lewis T. & Co. 4 Custom House st.
Livermore Eliiah, 30 Sudbury
Messenger R. £. 140 Lincoln
Moran John, 82 Blackstone
Morrissey J.& Co. 4 Lewis
Morse Ira & Co. 47 India
Nason S: Dearborn, 236 Com'l
Needham Wm. W. 157 Blackstone
FsLse & Darling, 94 Sea
Paige E. & Co.''41 North Market
Patten James & Co.40 S. Market
Peck Levi, 165 Blackstone
Pecker Seth E. 20 Elm
Pt'atf Jacob, 16 Exchange
RazouT W. P. 29 Long vrt'. (irap'ter)
Reed Wm. B. « Co. 134 Lincoln
Richards Isaiah D. & Sons, 39 Elm
Rickcr D. H. 42 Union
Robinsoui Uolbrook,153 Bl'ckstone
Robinson L. 110 Fulton
Robinson T. L. & Co. 1 Commercial
wharf, (importers)
Russell S. P. & Co. 53 E. R. R. wf.
Sawin & Porter, 27 N. Slarket
Simonds Alexander, 8 Longwhf.
Smith Ralph & Co. 20 Exchange
Snow Isaac, 8 Merchants' row
SortweU & Smith, 12 Clinton
Stanwood Jacob, 10 N. Market
Stre.eter Geo. E. under Bovlston m.
Sullivan & .McCarty, 106 Broad
Thompson & Atkinson, 38 Broad
Thompson & Warner, 13 India
Thompson Walter S. 2.S Long whf.
Todd Charles, 185 Blackstone
Todd J. G. 172 Broad
Towle & Seavy, 21 Congress
Tucker Lyman, 20 Exchange
Wade E. C. jr. & Co. 320 Wash.
Waldron B. F. 114 Fulton
Waters C. 133 Endicott
Watson Hiram. 185 Blackstone
Wellington & Weld, 6 N. Market
White Wm. F. 4S Brattle
Wig gin J. IL 81 Broad
Wilev David, G6 S'ldbury
Williams J. D. & M. 3-3 S'. Market
Lithographers.
Bradford L. H. & Co. 221 Wash.
Butford J. H. 260 Washingtori
Chandler S. W.& Bro. -W Wash.
M)ore & Crosby, l-iO Washington
Powers % Weller, 265 Washington
Sharp William C. 251 Washington
Stinson Wm. H. 153 Washingtja
Strauss .M. 59> Washington
Tidd M. M. 4 Corahill court
Livery Stables.
Batchelder & Balch, United States
Stable, Beach, near Cove
Barton Alex. 774 Wash. opp. Cherry
Bean S. W. & Co., Camb. c. Garden
Boynton P.& J. B. 72 Charlestown
Brown & Sevrence. Charles,e, Chest.
Burt Chas. F. 185 Hanover
Byam E. L 5 North Russell
Chenery Joseph A. 14 W. Dedliam
Coles £. G. oti Leverett
Daily & Hendley, 19 Lancaster
Davis Richard, 31 Kingston
Dean Nathaniel, 40 Portland
Dexter A. k J. B., Burastead ct.
Doolittle E. H.Cambridge.c.Gardea
Emery Nath., Paris, n. Maverick
FuUain J. F. & Co. 2 Bowdoin sq.
Garcelon Alsom, 25 Franklin pL
Gould E. jr. 7 Harvard
Gragg Oliver, 18 West
Harwood John N. 1 Hamilton
Hawley H. H. IS Portland
Healev & Spaulding, 201 Tremont
HixonG. L.,Kingston,cor. Bedford
Irfarv Edw., Tvler. u. Curve
Leavitt Thomas, 111 Doreh. avenue
Leonard Neheraiah, 142 Cambridge
Lovejov Philip, 3 .Mason
Lucas l3enj. 248 Fourth, near D
Marsh Warren & Co. 74 High
Morgan James H. 812 Washmgton
Meriam Charles, Congress square
Merriam P. H., Boylston sq.
Mills Charles H., Jackson pi.
Nims H. C. & Co. 6 Mason
Nims N. E., Chardou
Orr Henry, F, near Broadway
Perham iKa, Federal court
Pierce -^ Wheelock.Dorch.c.Fourth
Pratt Daniel E. U6 Sudbury, and 12
Hawkins
Pray Joseph C. 157 Dorch. ave.
Read James B. 680 Wash.
Robertson Robert. 3 Cambridge
Shaw & Hunting, 260 Hanover
Sherbum George W., Endicott, cor.
Stillman
Slade & Whiton.Franklin, cHawIey
Smith W. W. Si Lancaster
Streeter N. H. 40 Bromfield
Sullivan D. 8 Arch
Tarbo.'c & Lovejoy, 44 Hanover
Thaxter T. rear 787 Washington
Trull A. 45 Belknap
"Vinal S. J. 74 Sudbury
Walker B. 23 Myrtle
Ward Geo. C. 33 School
Warren Dura, Sudbury, c Friend
Webster Benj. E. 3 Willow
Webster Edwin R., Sumner, E B.
Welch W., South, n. Beach
"White H. K. 6 Oliver
Williams J., Hawkins, c Sudbury
Willis Andrew, 48 Devonshire
Winship Abel B. 79 Charles
Wood Daniel, 19 N. Bennet
Wrightington & Riedel, 57 Eliot and
19u Tremont
Locksmiths, etc.
Booth J. C. lOS Court
Bricher O. S. (rep'r,) 54 Devonshire
Cavanagh J. SJ Kneeland
Cogswell James A., Charlestown, c.
Stillman
Colman Henrv, (repairer) 11 Water
Crane A. B. (repairer) 502 Wash.
Edwards, Femald & Co. 48 Congress
Francis A. J. (bronzer) 7 Chapman
Garagan 3. J. 58 Brattle [place
Hall Wm. & Co. 27 Dock sq.
Jones & Farwell, 26 E.xchange
Kershaw E. & Co. 89 Charlesfn (b'b
& safe)
Lyon .M. 23 Sumner
Mavo Asaph, (repairer) r. 31 Cong.
Morse E. R. (maker) 49 Union
Penniman E.M., (repairer) 753Wash.
Robinson E. (maker) 4 Wash.
Robinson G. W. & Co. (makers) 4
Richmond
Stevens Charles H. 11 Water
Thaxter David, 4 Harrison av.
Tuckerman G. W. 100 South
Looking Glass.
Importers of Plate Cflass.
Barnes Horace, 123 Washington
Beal J. H. & Bro. 3 Hohnes' block,
Haymarket square
Blake J. G. 12 Comhill
Brownbill John, 8 Bedford
Damon James & Son, Sudbury, c.
Portland
Doe. Hazelton S: Co. 44 Comhill
Sowle & Ward. +3 Comhill
Williams Dudley, 234 Washington
Frame Makers and Gilders .
Arnaud & Coombs, 270 Wash.
Balch Wm. Y. 92 Tremont
Barnes Horace, 123 Washington
Blake James G. 12 Cornhill
Childs .Alfred A. & Co. 19 Tremont
Doe, Hazelton a Co. 44 Cornhill
Hyde John W. 121 Court
Lincoln Warren, 2S4 Washington
Nichols * Hoyt, 37 Haverhill
Rogers Samuel, 18 Court
Ross & Hatchman. 4«0 Washington
Smith Henrv Q. 284 Washington
Soule & Ward, 43 Comhill
Stroraberg F. C. 210 Hanover
Ward Wm. D. 8.3 Union
Williams Dudley, :B4 Washington
Pine Frame Makers.
Houghton J. C. 1 Andover
Turner Azro, 63 Merrlmac
Lozenge Manufacturers.
Chase & Co., Consress.c. Hawes
Cooper K. W. 242 Commercial
Lumber.
Bannister John F. ISS Sea
Bearse Owen, 13 Central wharf
Black & Co. 4 India wharf
Bosworth H. & J. S. foot of Allen
Brown I. W. & Co. 14 Commercial
Clapp John C. 529 Commercial
Clay, Porter & Co. 15 Doane
Clifton John & Co., Border, c. Mav-
erick
Cowdin Robert, 220 Albany, opp.
Rochester
Cushing H. D., South, c. Lehigh
Demeritt J. S: Co. 144 Sea
Dupee John, Boston wf.
Eaton Wm. 2 Boston wf. First
Emery Hiram & Co., Foundry
Evans Horatio. Albany, c Troy
Fiske & Norcroes, 27 State
Flint & Kent, 11 Long wf. (cargo)
Frost & Boulter, 103 State
Gaae R. W., Lehigh, cor. South
Gardiner Chas. Ii . S: H. D., Gardi-
ner's wf.foot Sumner, E. B.
Goodnow J., opp. foot Prince
Groves Henry B., Border, c. Mav'k
Guild Aaron, Lehish, c Orange
Gutterson Wm. E., Lehigh, c Alba.
Hamm C. H. 206 Albany, opposite
Oswego
Harrington Andrew, 525 Comm'l
Herrick Moses A. 99 State
Kersev C, East packet pier, ComL
Hopkins E. B. & Co., Boston wf.
Huntress Jos. F., Harr. ave. cor. So.
B. Bridge
Jones H. & Co. Jones' wf. E . B.
Jones C. F. & Co., Suffolk building
and Bartlett wharves
Kendall D. Y. & J., Border st .
KingE. &C0.5 Commerce
Lovejoy L., Causeway, c. Beverly
Uniler J. K. 250 Harrison avenue
Monks John P. & Co., First, n. E
Moody & Norris, 2 Boston wf. First
Nichols J. C, Fiske's wharf
Page Chauncev, First, n. C
Perry W. S., Lehigh, n. Lincoln
Pope & King, Hobbs's wharf
Pope Wra. & Sons, 2.S0 Harrison av.
Rankin & Piper, Albany, c Lehigh
Roberts D. B. 218 Sea
Smith & Hopkins, IngersoU's wharf ,
Stetson A. 4 Son, First, foot I
Tilton H. N. & B. R. & Co. 250 Har-
rison avenue
\'inal Albert & Co. foot Poplar
"Washburn & Bliss, Lewis, comer
Marginal, E. B.
Woodbury J. P. 83 Border
Hard Wood Lumber.
Cowdin Robert, 220 Albany
rolling George, Beach, cor. Cove
Gage It. W., Lehigh
Guild Aaron, Lehigh, opp. Orange
Hammond E. A. 14 Commercial
Hopkins E.B. & Co., Boston wf
Huntress Jos. F.,Har. ave. c. Dover
Jones Henry & Co., Jones' wf. E. B.
Ross Joseph L.. Hawkins, c. Ivers
Youne C. & Co, Brown's wharf,
and U8 State
Machine Cards.
Whittemore T. J.& G. 50 N. Market
Machine Sewing.
Boyle E. over Gerrish Market
500
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER,
MacMiiists.
Adams I. & Co., Foundry st n.
Adams Wm. & Co., Cross, c. Fulton
Allen & Enilicot, North Grove
Atlantic Works, -Mark Googins,
Treasurer, Chelsea, cor. Jtarion,
O. Edwards. Pres. 4S Consress
Austin H. K. 19 Harvard place
Bird Geo. M. & Co. Lewis, E. B.
Burnett & V'anderwoerd, 9(5 Knee-
land
Center Joseph H., West Castle
Chamberlain D. 62 Albany
Cleaves Charles, 55 Haverhill
Cornell W. E. s Co., Merrimac, c
Causeway ' [Friend
Denio *: Roberts., Causeway, cor.
Dodge P. F. (piano tovtes) 10 Beach
Elliott & Shattuck, Causeway, cor.
Lancaster
Everett & Hughes, IS Harvard pL
Fowle J. W. 10 Beach
Fox Geo. H.Ji Co. 43 &45 Kingston
Gove & Howard, Bl Haverhill
Harwood B. R. 10 Beach
Haskell Edward, 22 Hawley
Hepworth Samuel S. Sli Uticn
Holden & GaUasher. Lewis, E. B.
Johnson G. W. 100 Kneeland
Leavitt R.& M.& Co..Hayraarket sq.
Leonard, Orville & Co. a Broad, cor.
State
Loring Harrison. First, n. Turnpike
Lyman T. & Co. 4<)5 Harrison ave.
Siayo Asaph, Jr. 31 Congress
McLauthlin G. T. & Co. 108 State
(water wheels and machinery)
Miller David, Harrison av. c. Castle
Morse & Osboru, Cambridge, corner
N. Grove
Mower & Woodworth, 10 Beach
Myers J. 187 Sea
Neal & Emerv, Hawkins, c. Ivers
Nichols W. W. & Co., Novelty Iron
Works, B, c. Dorch. avenue
Orcutt Samuel, S Court av.
Perkins James, 2 N. Grove
Phelps Orson C. 19 Harvard place
Pike W. G. & Co. 20 Charleslown
Kay AH. & Co. Lancaster c Cau.'e'y
Kobinson G. W. & Co., Richmond
Safford Mark, 30 Wash.
Seaverns J. L. & Co., Second, c. A
Sibley Henry, 19 Hawley
Smith, Lovett & Co. 57 Devonshire
Snow E. & Co. Lewis E. B.
Stimpson J. H. 20 Harvard pi.
Sylvester & Cram, 94 Kneeland
Tufts O. foot Webster, E. B. office 90
State
Wilraarth Seth, Foundry st. S.B.
Wise Thomas, opp. 99 Marginal
Machinery and Tools.
Dodge, Gilbert & Co. 106 State
Haskins Nathan,49Hav'hill (broker)
Hepworth George, 50 Albany
May & Co. 1 Broad, comer State
Nichols W.W. & Co., Dorchester av-
enue, cor. B
Mahogany.
Blake, Were & Co., City Mk't, BratL
Carnes Wra. R. 20 Canal
Cutter H.& Co.'5 Charls'n,Havm.sq.
Cutters it Clark, 7 Holmes block
Fernald James, 12 Canal
Harrod Noah, 8 Canal
Nichols & Hoyt,57 Haverhill
Parker H. 6 Charlestown
Parker L. & Co. 11 Charlestown
Prime, Kenny & Co. 13 Charlestown
Malt.
CookW.W. 25 Central
Lawrence Wm. 14 Batterymarch
Tremont Brewery, W. Castle
Mamifact. and other Co's,
American Glass Co. 54 Kilby, P. F.
Slane
American Laundry Co., J. Dean,
treas. 14 Water
Am. Net and Twine Manuf. Co.,
A. Gilbert* Co.,8gt3., 34 Canal
American Steam Gauge Company,
4 Charlestown, S. T. Sanborn,
Amer. Brass Tube Works, J. H.
Cotton, treasurer,i05 State
American Safety Brake Co., Salem,
T. Lamb, agent, 31 Kilby
Am. Verd Antique Marble Co., J.
H. Whitman, trea, 53 Kilby
Ames Manu. Co., C. H. Mills& Co.
agents, F. H. Story .treas. 39 Milk
Amesbury JIan'g Co., J. W. £d-
I mands, treas. 31 Kilby
Amoskeag Manuf. Co., Wm.Amorv,
65 State
Assabet Mills, Wm. H. Knight, of-
fice 4.S State
AtlanticC'tfnMills, W.Gray ,30Co'rt
Atlantic Works, Mark Googins,
Atreas., Chelsea, c. Marion, E. B.
0 Edwards, pres., 48 Congress
Ballard Vale Co., J. P. Bradlee trea.
55 Milk [State
Baker's Furnace Co., J. Amory, 23
Bates Manuf. Co., B. £. Bates,
treasurer, 40 State
Bay State Glass Co., N. S. Cate,
agent, 41 Kilby
Bay State Iron Co., B. T. Reed,
treas., office rear 48 State
Bay State JOUs, Samuel Lawrence
treas., 4 Milk
Berkshire Glass Co^ W. A. Hayes,
agent, 8 Merch. Bank building
Blackstone Coal Mining Co., S.
Sibley, treas., 132 Wash.
Boott 'Cotton Mills. J. Pickering
Putnam, 71 Milk
Boston Acid Manuf. Co.,0. A. Locke
& Co. agents. 149 Milk
Boston Belting Co. 37 Milk
Boston Chain-Cable Works,Cotton,
Hill & Co., 105 State
BostonDuckCo., Wright* Whitman
16 Pearl
Boston Flax Mills, C. T. Hubbard
treas. and agent, 44 Com'l
Boston Gas Light Co. 102 Wash'ton
W. W. Greenoush, .ig't
Boston Earthen Ware Manuf. Co.,
Wm. F. Homer, 15 Union
Boston Hand Stamp Co. M. B. Bige-
low, a^ent, 152 Washington
Boston Hemp JIanufact. Co., A. G.
Browne, agent, &Wm. B.Vincent.
treas., 152 Cora'l
Boston Iron Co., S. W. Lane, treas.,
1 Merc'tile wf.
Boston Jan. Leather Co. S. P. Blake,
ag't, 7 Central
Boston Keg Factory, 527 Comm'l,
I^ang & Delano, agents
Boston Lead Co. F.^S. Carruth, ag't,
Custom House st. cor. Broad
BostonLocomotive Works, H.Hink-
ley, pres. & D. F. Child, treas. 380
Har. av.
Boston Manuf. Co., J. P. Putnam,
treasurer, 71 Jlilk
Boston Marine Railway, H. Hall,
5 Tremont
Boston Oil Co., A. R. Mathes treas.
15 Custom House st.
Boston and Roxbury Mill Corp., S.
Nicolson, treas., 13 Exchange
Boston and Sandwich Glass Comp.
counting-room, 51 Federal. D.
Jarves, agent, S. R. M. Holbrook,
treas., 75 State
Boston Steam Engine Co., Otis
Tufts, agent, Webster st.
Boston Steam Flour Alill Co., near
Lombard's wf. E. B., counting-
room, I Long wharf, E. D. Brig-
ham & Co., ag'ts, David K. Whit-
ney, treas.
Boston Steam & Gas Kpe Works, 8
Charlestown
Boston Sugar Retinery, 134 State
Boston Watch Co.,Howard & Davis,
treas., 34 Water
Boston Water Power Co., S. Nicol-
son, treasurer, 13 Exchange
Brandon Iron & Car WheelCo.,Geo.
W. Palmer, treas., 27 Doane
Bridee water fron Manufact'ring Co.
N. 'Stetson, agent, i:J4 Milk
Brooktield Manut: Co., Wright &
Whitman, asents, 16 Pearl
Cabot Co., Brunswick, Chace
Wheelwright & Co. Ill iUlk
Carey Improvement Co., A. W.
Spencer, treasurer, 24 State, S. G.
Wheeler, gen'l agt., 7 Change ave.
Chain and Anchor Manufac Co.
J. N. Lawton, agent, •-'5 Kilby
Chicopee Manuf. Co., C. H. Mills &
Co., agts., E. D wight, treas. 39 Milk
Clinton Co., T, C. A. Linzee, treas.
31 KUby— agents, Upham, Tucker
6 Co., 13 Pearl [71 MUk
Cocheco Man. Co., J.Aiken, treas.,
Cohoes Co., E. Atkinson, ajent, 40
State [man, 16 Pearl
Columbian Man. Co. Wright&Whit-
Copper Falls MlningCo.,H.Bigelo w
treasurer. 40 State [Co. 44 Com'l
Cordage Manuf. Co., Sewall, Day &
Cordaville Manufac. Co., 0. S. San-
ford, 72 Commercial [Pearl
Cordis Co., Wright & Whitman, 16
Cutting Machine Co. 152 Wash.
Dana Mining Co., H. Bigelow, treas-
urer, 40 State
Danvers Bleaching Co., Walker &
Brother, 17 Merchants row
Dorchester Co., Lawrence, Stone &
Co., agents, 4 Milk, E. Baldwin,
treasurer
Douglas Axe Manuf. Co., Geo. Rog-
ers, treasurer, 19 Batterymarch
Douglas Manuf. Co., Geo. Howe,
treas. 13 Exchange
Dwlght JIanuf. Co.,C.H.lNrills & Co,
agents, F. H. Story, treas. 39 MUk
East Boston Co., Wm. C. Barstow,
treas. and supt., office 99 State
East Boston Dry Dock Co., D. El-
well, treasurer, 7 Change avenue
East Boston Iron Co.. J. S. Doyen,
agent. New street, E. B., S. Cur-
ti's, treas., 12.3 Wash.
East Boston Wharf Co., J. B.Jones,
treas. 22 Lewis, E. B. [5 Congress
Edgeworth Co., J. C. Dunn, treas.
Essex Co., C. S. Storrow,47 State
Essex Glue Co.. Walker & Brother,
17 Merchants row [40 State
Forest Miuing Co., H. Bigelow,
Franklin Locomotive Co.,J.Amory,
sec, 28 State
Fulton Iron Foundry Comp., G.C.
Thacher, 20 Lone wf. [40 State
Glen Mining Co., H. Bigelow, treas.
Glendon RoUing Mill, C. Jackson,
Jr. treas., 5 Liberty sq.
Globe Locomotive Works, Souther,
Pickering & Co., A., cor. First
Goodvear's Rubber Co. G. N. Davis
ast 144 Congress
Great Falls Manuf. Co., Robert
Hooper, treas., 47 State,C. H.Mills
& Co., asents, 39 Milk
Hadlev Falls Co.. C. H. Mills & Co.,
39 Milk, J. K. Mills, treas.
Hamilton ilanuf. Co., T. G. Cary,
treasurer, 81 Tremont row
Hamilton AV'ooUen Co., John K.
Brewer, 40 State
Hampden Mill, C. H. Mills & Co. 39
Milk
Hampshire Consolidated Mining
Co. S. Ellis, sec. "0 State
Hancock F. Bridge Corp., L Liver-
more, pr. 45 Water [treas. 40 State
Hill Manuf. Co., F. L. Richardson,
India Rubber Comb Co. G. N. Davis
agent , 144 Congress
Jackson Co., A. & A. Lawrence.ag'ts,
Milk, J. S. Amory, treas., 31 Kilby
Jerome Manf. Co. B. Bradley, agent,
149 Hanover [urer, 40 State
Jones Manuf; Co., B. E.Bates, treas-
Kennebec Co., E. C. Hutchlns,
treas., 6 S. Market
Laconia Manufacturing Co. 61 State,
Wm. Dwlght
Lancaster Mills, T. C. A. Linzee,
treas. 31 Kilby— Upham, Tucker
& Co., agents," 13 Pearl
Lawrence Machine Shop, Gorden
McKay, treasurer, 47 State
Lawrence Manuf. Co., Henry HaU,
5 Trem.ont [treisurer, 31 KUby
Lawrence Paper Co. S. Longley, jr.
Lewlston Water Power Co., B. £.
Bates, treas., 40 State
Lewlston Bagging Co., E. Atkin-
son, 40 State
Lowell Bleachery, C. T. Appleton,
6 Liberty sq.
Lowell Machine Shop, J. T. Ste-
venson, 5 Tremont [Trem. row
LoweU Man. Co. Israel Whitney. S.J
Lyman Mills. Chai. H. Mills & Co.
agents, J. K. Mills, treas., 39 Milk
Malone Sand Stone Co. Henry Ho-
mer, treasurer, 40 State
Manchester Print Works, Charles
Amory, treasurer, 61 State [.MUk
JIarland Manuf. Co. N. Frye, ag't,55
Mass.CottonMiUs,H.Bartlett,ueas.
71 MUk
Merrimac Manufacturing Co., J.
W. Paige & Co., 141 Milk
Middlesex Co., S. Lawrence, treas.,
4 Milk
Montreal Manuf. Co., G. N. Davis,
agent, 144 Congress
Mount Eagle Tripoli Co., Johonnot
& Saunders, agents, 21 Dock sq.
Nashua Land & Lumber Co., il. A.
Herrlck, 99 State
Nashua JIan. Co., Upham, Tucker
& Co. 13 Pearl, J. S. Amory, treas.
31 Kilby
Nashua Lock Co, R. G. Living,
agent, 70 ICilby [treas. 40 State
Native Copper Co., H. Bigelow,
New Eng. Blank Book Paging Co.
31 Exchange
N. E. Car Spring Comp., S. G. De-
blois. agent, 9 Doane
N. E. Copper Co., George S. Har-
ris, sec. and treas., 9 Kilby
N. E. Cordage Co., L H. Spring,
treas., 52 Kilby
N. E. Gas Kesulator Manuf. Co.,
G. W. Rice, supt, 31 Exchange
N. E.Glass Co., J. N. Howe, ag't, Baf^
terymarch, betw. 149 & 151 AlUk
N. E. Oil Manuf. Co., John Haven,
pres. 23 & 30 Canal
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY
301
N. E. Papier Mache Co., "Wm. G.
Clark, geaeral agent, 5 1-2 Joy's
Building
N. E. Koorin" Co. L.L.Willcutt gen.
ast. D. W. Bailey, aet. 7 Liberty eq.
NewE.Stareh Co..w:& F. tLWhit-
temore & Co., .32 Broad
ij. K. Steam & Gas Pipe Co. 61
Charlcstown
N. E. Wire Railing Co., T.Lyman &
Co., Hani son av., c. Blake's court,
office 3H Water
N. E. Worsted & Carpet Co., John
Gardner, treas., 40 State
Nelson Mills, Upham, Tucker & o.
a?ents, 13 Pearl
Nev.-ton Company, Howard st.
New York and New Eng, Patent
Brick Co., Xhos. P. Smith, clerk,
SS Milk
Northampton WooUeu Man. Co., J.
Parsons, 46 Kilby
North Wavne Scythe Co., Geo.
Rosers, treas., 13 Liberty sq.
Norway Plains Co., Geo. W. Lewis,
t! South Market
Old Colonv Iron Co., Thacher &
Co. 7'J State
Otis Co., Wright & Whitman, 16
Pearl
Palmer Co., Wright & Whitman, 16
Pearl
Pacific Mills, 8 Kilby
Pemberton Mills, Lawrence, Stone
& Co., ag'ts, 4 Milk, J. P. Putnam
treasurer, 71 do.
Pembroke Iron Co., Wm. E. Coffin
treas., 10.!; State
Peoples' Ferry Co.,W. Bramhall, 40
State
Pepperell Manut Co., Wm.Dwight,
61 State
Perkins MUls, C. H. Mills & Co.,
agents, F, H. Story, treas, .39 Jlilk
Phoenix Copper Co., H. Bigelow,
trtas., 40 State
Plymouth Cordage Co., Blanchord,
Sherman & Co. agts 126 Comm'l
Plymouth Duck Co., Fearing,
ThacherS Whiton, 25 Com'l
Portsmouth Steam Factory, Samuel
Batchelder, treas. .31 Kilby
Proprietors of Locks and Canals o-
Slerriraac riv., J.T. Morse, 47 State
Revere Copper Co., J. Davis, Jr.
treas. 97State
Bobbins Cordage Co., Seth Spragne,
treas., P. Sprague & Co. agents,
13 Comm'l wharf
Kockport Duck Man. Co., N. Boyu-
ton, agent, 134 Com'l
Koxbury Color and Chemical Man-
ufactory, Henry Burditt, 70 State
Roxbury Rubber Factory, C.Hayes,
agent, 26 School
Russell & Erwin Manuf. Co., W. A.
Dodge, agent, 37 Pearl
Saco Water Power Co. 61 State,
Wm. Dwight
Salisbury JManuf. Co., J. W. Tread-
well, 45 Federal
Sahnon Falls Manufacturing Co.
John Aiken, treas. 71 Milk
Shawmut Mining Co., J. C. Dunn,
treas. r, Congress
Somerville Dyeing & Bleaching Co.
H. A. Snow, agent and treasurer,
55 Milk [& Co. 2 Central wf.
South Boston Iron Co.,Cyrus Alger
Souhegan Blanufact'g Co., Uoham,
TucKer & Co. agents. 13 Pearl
S. P. Ruggles Power Press Manuf.
Co., S. P. Ruggles, Pres., JI. B.
Bigelow ag't., 152 Wash.
Stark Mills, Wm. Amory, treasurer,
65 State
Stockbridge Iron Co., Geo. B. Cart-
wright, 59 State
Submarine & Wrecking Co. S. B.
Thompson, Pres., 5 Congress
Suftblk Coimtv Fiour Mills, E.R.R.
wf., W. W. AUcott, su]
C. E. Converse, treas.,
mercial
Suttblk Lead Works, 4th, n. D, T.
B. Coster, treas. 116 Milk
Suffolk Manufacturing Co., Henry
Hall, 5 Tremont Cagts. 35 Fulton
Suffolk Oil Co., Baxter Brothers.
Suffolk Salt Co., Clark & Baker, 27
Long wharf
Sylvic Gas Light Co., Geo. Odiome,
40 State
Thomdike Co., Wright &Whitman,
16 Pearl ,
Toltec Mining Co., H. Bigelow,
treasurer, 40 State
Tremont Iron Co., Charles Carruth,
treas., Carruth & Sweetser agents,
25 Broad, [4 India
TreraontOil Co.,W.W.TJpham,treas.
Tremont Starch Co., S. F. Train,
agent, 33 Commercial [row
Tremont Jliiis, Henry HaU,5Trem't
Underbill Edge Tool Co., Wm. S.
Sam.pson, agent, 53 Kibly
Union Glass Co.,W. W. Dennis,
a»ent, 36 Kilby
U. s. Chemical Manufac Co. Joseph
Harrington, treas. 3S India
United States Pottery Co., O. A.
Gager, agent, 62 Broad
Waltham Kleachery, J. P. Putnam,
treas. J. W. Paige&Co.agts.l41Milk
■Washington Mining Co., Wm. A.
Hayes, treas., 8 Mer. Bk. building
Wavcrly Co., Estes Howe, teas.,
5 Congress
"West Castleton R. R & Slate Co.,
Wm A. Hayes, treas. 8 Mer. Bank
bld.John B6rrowscale,agt.25 Kilby
Weymouth Iron Co., Nah. Stetson,
134 Jnik •
Whittenton Mills, C. H. Slills & Co.
39 Jlilk
Winthrop Mining Co., H. Bigelow,
treas. 40 State
Woburn Chemical Works, Eaton,
Hill & Candler, 63 Kilby
York Blanuf. Co., William Dwight,
treas. 61 State
Marble Manufacturers.
Barry Richard, 916 Washington
Bavley T. J. 72 Harrison av.
Bowker, Torrey &Co.69 Charlesto'n
Brown N. 10 Haverhill [importers
Fleming John, ISl Blackstone
Foote John, 418 Tremont
Freedley Wm., Travers.c.Charles'n
Gowen E. L. 86 Beverly
Grant M.,foot Swan street
Green T. 175 Harrison av.
Hyland Wm. 95 Haverhill
Leighton D. 37 Charlestown
Lyons P. 427 Tremont
Meany Edward F. 51 Harrison ave.
O'Riley Wm., Sister, c. Williams
Penrhyn Marble Co., Tremont row,
cor. Howard, J. Story, agent
Robinson & Power, 79 Haverhill
Rvan Patrick, 4-37 Tremont
Templeton J., Cambridge, c. Charles
Torreys & Co. 61 Beverly
Townsend D. 107 Hav'hill (dealer)
Wentworth A. & Co. 17 & 60 Haver'l
Wentworth & Co. 83 Haverhill
Woods Michael, 65 Charles
Markets.
Blackstose, Blackstone, n. North
BoYLSTON, Wash., cor. Boylston
Faneuil Hall, N.& S. Market sts.
Gerbish, Portland, cor. Sudbury
St. Chakles, Beach, cor. Lincoln
The South SLieket, Beach, be-
tween Lincoln and South
Williams, Wash., cor. Dover
Market Men.
Provisions.
Abbott H. P. 8 & 10 Williams
Adams C. H. .57 Elm st.
Atwood I. B. & Co. 26 F. H.
Belding John,7 Blackstone
Bemis L. 12 Blackstone
Bemis & Gerould, 30 F. H.
Bird H. & Co. 3S & 40 F. H.
Bickford J. H. 3 Blackstone
Blake C. W. 11 Blackstone
Brown A. F.6F.H
Brigham Hubbard, 1 Boylston
Burt Seth F. 24 F.H.
Burtt John H. 4 St. Charles
Carlisle J. H. 6 Boylston
Chamberlin C. P. 2 St. Charies
Coggin James, 18 F. H.
Davis Edward W. & Co. 65 & 67 F.H.
Davis John C. 19 F. H.
Dow Geo. B. 3 Boylston
Drurv Chas. S. 3 F. H.
Dunhar C. S. 10 & 15 F. H.
Dunbar & Potter, 61 & 6-3 F. H.
Dunnels H. P. 17 Gerrish Market
Dver & Frost, 2 & 4 F. H.
Dver E. D. 7 F. H.
Eaton E. B. 18 F. H.
Ellis George, 12 Boylston
Fletcher J. V. 66 & 68 F. H.
Flint & Richards, 28 F. H.
French L. 10 Boylston
Frost & Philbrook. 5 F. H.
Fuller C. J. 3 St. Charles
Gardner & Lamson, 8.i Blackstone
Gay Lewis H. & Son, 13 F. H.
Goodnough J. B. 26 Gerrish Market
Gross I. §. 62 & M F. H.
Hall David, 4 Boylston
Heald D. & Co. 46 F. H.
Hill Chas. E. 18 Gerrish
Hill Ira, 8 Gerrish market
Hill Samuel F. 14 Blackstone
Hiicock & Briggs ,9 F. H. _
Holden, Bullard & Co. 49 & 51 1 . H.
Holmes E. G. 5 Gerrish
Hosford Osias B. 5 St. Charles
llnsford Oscar, 5 St. Charles
Jennings Geo. F. 7 Boylston
Kittredge S. F. & E. L. 3 Williams
Krogman S. B. 8 F. H.
Learnard S. S. 50 & 52 F. H.
Learned A. Jr. 14 F. H.
Locke S. & H. 42 and 44 F. H.
Lockwood Hiland, 34 F. H.
Mansur George, 13 Williams
Melville John, 4 Blackstone
Melvin Wm. 16 F. H.
Meservey H. L. 6 Gerrish Market
Payson John F. 5 F. H. (saltj
Pearson John, 56 F. H.
Peck O. 9 Boylston
Penney S. S. 6 St. Charies
Pierce G. S. 21 F. U.
Pope John S. 29 Gerrieh
Prindle J. D. 69 & 71 F. H.
Pulsifer & Hovey, 77 F. H.
Raymond & Kimball, 31 F. H.
Rice Emery, 53 & 55 F. H.
Robbins & Lawrence, 48 F. IL
Robbins Nathan, S3 & .3,5 F. U,
Robinson C. D. 15 Williams
Robinson Orren. 36 F. H.
Russell Jesse, 1 F. H.
Russell J. M. 2 Boylston
Russell & Kimball 54 F. H.
Sanborn Azel. 38 S. Slarket
Sanderson J. G. .58 F. H.
Severance J. B. 78 & 80 F. H.
Simonds Geo. H. 45 F. H.
Simonds Marshall, 47 F. H.
Smith Wm. 22 Gerrish
Squire James C. 29 F. H.
Squire John P. 23 & 25 F. H. & S9
N. M.
Squire Joseph, 20 F. H.
Stearns & Butterfield. 70 & 72 F. H.
Stone Daniel «: Co. 3 St Charles
Sumner J. H. & A. 37 & .39 F. H.
Taylor J. F. 69 & 71 F. H.
Thompson Geo. C. 9.J Blackstone
Treat Arthur, 1 Blackstone
Tuttle C. F. 14 Boylston
AVelchJohn,5&7S.M.
Whitmore J. B. 13 Bovlston
Whittemore Geo. W. 27 F. H.
Wilkins C. S. 11 Boylston
Williams M. 15 F. H.
Williams C. B. 4 Gerrish
Withington Josiah, 8 Boylston
Wolkins J. F. 12 Williams
Worthley D. 41 & 4.3 F. H.
Woodbridge J. M. Jr. 6 Blackstone
Woods Wm. 6 & S the S. M.
Fruit and Vegetables.
Bell, Slack & Goodnow, 16 & 18
Boylston
Bosworth James, 1 the So. Market
Brooks Alfred, 7 St. Charles
Career N. 24 Williams
Chamberlin S. B. 16 Blackstone
Chase O. N. 24 Gerrish
Coolidge C. H.16 F. H. M. cellar
Curtis & Co. 104 & 106 F. H.
Davis Benj. B. 83 F. H.
i'arrar A. 15 Blackstone
Freeman S.30 Gerrieh Market
Furber Page, 86 F. H.
Gay H. A. 87 F. H.
Gowen Charles, 85 F. H.
Hall & Chessman, 89 F. H;
Hall & Uaynes, 102 F. H.
HiU James, 107 & 109 F. a
Hill John, 103 F. H.
Kidder Abner C. 1 St. Charles
Kittredge S. F. & E. L. 19 to 23 WU-
Locke Isaac, 101 F. H. [liams
Long C. C. 91 F. H.
Mackintosh John S. 105 F. H.
Moody Wra. & Co. 92 F. H.
Porter & Simraons,96 F. H.
Rand, Darling & Co. 84 F. H.
Rand & Scott, 108 & UO F. H.
Sands, Craft« & Co. 88 & 90 F. H.
Sargent J. W. 9 Gerrish
Smith A. 25 & 27 Williams
Tilton Samuel, 10 F. H. cellar
Tombs M. & Co. 97 & 99 F. H.
Tucker Henry, 18 &2U Williams
WelUngton &"Reed, 15 & 17 Boylston
Whiting, Dana, & Co. 98 & 100 F. H.
Winn Charies G. 93 & 95 F. H.
Butter and Cheese.
Aldrich A. & Co. 82 F. H.
Andross T. R. 14 Gerrish
Ballon & Hibbard, 9 Blackstone
Benton Reuben P. 74 & 76 F. H.
Chamberlin&DeIano(cellar) IF.H.
Chamberiin, Kimball & Doe, 79 & 81
Drew & Cobb, 34 the S. Markei[F.H.
Dinsmore& Walker, 3 F.H. [F.H.
FoUett & Alexander, (cellar), 2 & 3
Harmon A. 7 Williams
Hastings D.S.&Co. 30 the S. JIarket
Hayden Joseph, 9 F. H. (cellar)
Hill Loren T. 20 Gerrish
Hovey Wm. B. & Co. 32 F. H.
302
MASSACHUSETTS K E G I 3 T E R .
Marshall & Page, 10 Gemsh
Martin R. 32 the S. Market
Mullet John. 19 Blackstone
Noves M. 8 St. Charles
Peck D. n. 5 Bojlston
Read & Watts (cellar) , 5 F. H.
Rust & King, 22 F. II.
Sherwin Joseph, 60 F. H.
Taplin Geo. 10 Blackstone
Towne John,-SO Blackstone
"Watts & Aldrich, 4 F. H. (cellar)
Winchester J. B. 28 Gerrish
Pish.
Hamilton Thos. 121 F. H.
Hawes & Newcomb, 114 Fan. Hall
Holbrook & Newcomb, 129 &131 F. H.
Lewis 1j. 1 Gerrish Market
Lewis N. 2ii & 28 Williams „ „„
Shattuck & Jones, 126, 1 28, & 132 F.H.
Shattuck C. P., Koylston market
Tirrell John, IS Blackstone
Walkers Davis, 113 & 117 F. H.
Masons, Col'rs &/"Wliitii'rs.
Aiken & James, 13 Congress, n.State
Anderson A. 5 Province
Atkins S. P., Curve, cor. Albany
Avery Alden, 12 Kneeland
Bates Levi, 1/ Hawley
Bell G. M., Lathrop pi.
Bowers Steph. R. 5 Chambers st. ct.
Bundy Francis, 223 Tremont
Carey Peter, 31 Bromfield
Dean James, 2" Bromfield
Dodge Geo. 23 Common
George A. J- 16 Harvard place
Harrington W. Jr. 526 Washington
Hersey W. A. order box at Thomp-
son's, Old State House
Jenkins G. & F. 13 School
Jenkins Horace, 11 Bedford
Jones T. P. .WO Washington
Kelley P. & T., Bedford:
Lane J. M. M Union
Laughton C. H. 3 Brimmer place
Leary Timothy, 2 Water
Lincoln Mitchell,! May place
Litchfield T. T. 7 Chapman pi.
Lothrop A. 51 Sudbury
Low J. 51 Charles
Luther Slade, order box at Thomp-
son's, Old State H.& 16 Causeway
Manchester G. 3 Jackson avenue
Marshall Thomas, Marshall place
Meserve John A. rear 3 WilUams
Market ^
Morse Joseph S. 3 Williams court
Page G. & J . W. 20 Carver
Parker Carlton, Tremont Temple
Pillsbury J. C. 36 Hudson
Pope George W. rear 244 Hanover
Preston J. 6 Joy's building
Prince Hez. 65 Hawley
Roberts, Adams & Co. 21 Court
Itoberts Chas. L. 196 Endicott
Roberta John L. 20 School
Rounds Beni.T.lo Belknap
Sampson & Rumery, 77 Hudson
Sampson G. 1. 10 Chapman
Sayward& Lothrop, 15 Province
Smith & Uutchihs, 44 Hanover
Stowell Caleb, 78 Chestnut
Tufts Charles, 76 Summer
Wentworth Otis, 15 Merrimac
Willcutt Wni. 51 South
Woodbury Charles, 16 Congress
Masters in Chancery.
Codman John. 4 Court
Hubbard WiUiam J. 30 Court
Minot Wm. 39 Court
Nutter C. C. 10 Court
Mast Makers.
Allen E. 57 Eastern R, R. wharf &
Sumner, E. B.
Armstrong Thos., Marginal
Aspinwall S. 421 Commercial
Blanchard& Caldwell. 216 Broad
Cushing John, 409 Commercial
Femald A. W. & B. L., Tuttle wf. &
Border
Loud Noah, Border
Pigeon & Odiorne, 305 Commer'l &
Sumner st. E. B.
Mastic. [For covering b'ld^s.)
Kingsley Elias,5 Butolph
Matches.
Byam, Bruce, Pearson & Co. 116
Byam & Pearson,580 Com'l [Union
Mats.
Kimball D. 88 Fulton
Mattress Manuf.
Prescott L. J. 32 Sea
Mechanical Engineers.
Hawkes Charles W. .39 Mass. Block
Merriam & Crosby, 39 State
Wrights Coney, 39 State
Medicines.
Adams's Cough Specific, J. A. Ad-
ams, 115 Cambridge
Apnieton I. H., Protean Acthenan
Hair Fluid, 250 Wash.
Burr & Perry, 1 Comhill
Clapp Oti8.23 School (homoeopathic)
Clark 1. P. 113 Washington
Dyer Wm. 157 Wash.
Edmands Geo. W. 16 Tremont
Gait S. 298 Washington
Goodwin G. C. 99 Union
Gordak's Medicines, Joel Shaw,
735 Wash.
Holman's Nature's Grand Restora-
tive, 77 Comhill
Hough & Adams,69 Salem [Hanov'r
Indian Medicines, J. J. Clark, 111
Indian Candv depot, 3 Brattle
Jewett's Medicine, S. jewett & Co.
ScoUav's building
Kidder 6. Mrs. 100 Court
Oxygenated Bitters, Keed, Austin
& Co. 34 India
Pitch Lozenges, G. W. Copeland, i
Wilson lane
Poor C. V. 75 Broad
Redding & Co., agents for patent
medicines. 8 State
Severy D.321 Hanover
Sherry Wine Bitters and Pectoral
Balsam, S. O. Richardson,51 Hano.
Slater P. R. & Co. 84 Tremont
Spalding J. R. 27 Tremont
Spear's Medicines, 18 Kneeland (In-
dian Vegetable;
Taylor D.fr. & Co. 25 Hanover(Mex-
ican Mustang Liniment)
Ware's Lotion, 41 Cambridge
Wright Indian Veg. Pills, 12 Trem t
Melodeon Manufacturers.
Hunting W. S. 44 Causeway
Mason & Hamlin, Cambridge, cor.
Charles
Boss & Folsom, 236 Washington
Smith S. D. & H. W. 417 Wash.
Mercantile Agencies.
Kimball James W. 45 Water
Russell Edward & Co. 13 Kilby
Merchants.
Principally ship oxvners, and import-
ers of cargoes o/Etis^a.S. Amer-
ican, Calcutta, Canton, European,
and West India Goods, etc.
AppletonWm.& Co. 35 & SOLewis wf.
Atkins Elisha, 26 India wf.
Atkinson, Rollins &Co.51 Centlwf.
Austin Edward, 34 India wf.
Austin Samuel, 34 India wf.
Azarian V. & Co. 11 Rowe's wf.
Bacon D. G. & W. B. 97 State
Bangs Beni. 39 & 40 Lewis wf.
Bangs Elkanah & Son, 11 1-ewts wf.
Bates Edward C. & Co. 85 State
Bates & Co. 55 Commercial wf.
Bates Josenh C. 103 State
Beebe L. & Co. 108 State
Belknap John, IS Congress
Bordman Wm. H. 37 India wf.
Bowen James, 19 Central wf.
Boynton Edmund, 48 India wf.
BramhaU Wm. 40 State
Brewer Charles, 25 Com'l wharf
Browne H. E. 47 India wf.
BuUard S. H.S9 Indian wharf
BuUard Wm. S. 39 India wf.
Burgess Beni. & Sons, 38 India wf.
Cabot, Lee & Co. 49 Central wharf
Callender Geo. & Co. 43 Central
Capen & Bangs, 17 Lewis wf.
Chapin C. H. G. 160 Comm'l
Chase Theodore, 48 State
Chenery & Co. 18 Long wf.
Clark B. C. & Co. 63 & 64 Comm'l wf.
Clark & Woodward, 10 N. Market
Cobb Matthew, 4 Central wf.
Codman James M. 41 Centr'l whf.
Codman W. C. 41 Central wf. [wf.
Coolidso Joseph S. & Co. 51 Com').
Crane 'Samuel D. & Co. 53 India wt.
Crocker & Sturgis, 78 State
Cruft Isaac S. 41 Central wf.
Cunningham A. & Son, 25 Ccnt'l wf.
Cunningham Brothers, 46 Cent'l wf.
Cunninffham N. F. & Co.38Indiawf.
Curtis Thomas B. 63 State
Curtis & Peabody, 50 India
Curtis Thomas, 32 Cent'l wf. [wf.
Dabney & Cunningham, 67 Com'l
Jiavis Adolphus, 13 Central wharf
Davis Tinio. & Co. 92 State
DixweU J. J. 66 State
Draper Daniel & Son, 20 S. Market
Dwyer John, 27 Union wf.
Endicott Lewis, 5 Chatham row
Farlev Robert, 40 State
Fay Wm.C. 49 India ^vf. [mercial
FearincThacher & Whiton,2S Com-
Fessenden C. B. 134 State
Field Benj. F. & Co. 52 Central wf.
Field & Silsbee, 25 Central wf.
Forbes John M.48 State
Forbes R. B. 48 State
Foster John H. 25 Central wt
Foster Wm. H. 25 Central wf.
Francis Ebenezer, 60 State
Gardner Henry, 70 State
Gardner John L. & Co. 39 State
Gassett E. & Co. 67 Commercial wf.
Glidden & Williams, 29 Lewis wf.
Glover Theodore R.53 Central wf.
Glover Saml. G. 53 Central wf.
Goddard Beni. 39 Central wf.
Goddard Nathl. 39 Central wf.
Goddard Wm. W. 17 Union wf.
Goodwin Wm. H. 43 Central wf.
Gossler & Co. 31 India wf.
Gould B. A. 20 Union wf.
Grace John & Co. 59 Commerc'l wf.
Gray F. A. 31 Central wf.
Grav & Morse, 44 Central wf.
Greeley Wm. F. 53 Central wf.
Guild C. E. 32 Central vf.
Hall Andrew T. 114 Milk
Hallet Geo. W. 19 India
Hallet Henry S. 19 India
Harris Wm. A. 7 Rowe's wf.
Hawes P. & J. P.&Co. 22 Central wf.
Hayden Wm. \. 52 Central wf.
Hayward E. S. & Co., Hayward's wf.
Healey Mark, 06 State
Hemenway A. 39 Lewis wf.
Henshaw, E Imands, & Co. 36 India
Hersey A. C. 67 Coml. wf.
Hey wood Wm., 21 Com'l
Higginson & Silsbee, 38 Cent'l whf.
Higginson J. & F. 38 Central wL
Higginson Stephen, 40 State
Hob'art Aaron, Jr. 40 State
Hodgkinson Frank, 21 India wf.
Homer & Sprague. 36 India wharf
Hooper Robert, 47 State
Hooper Robert C. 18 Central wf.
Howe Thomas, 13 Exchange
Howes & Crowell, 66 Coml. wf.
Howland & Co. .5.3 Central wf.
Hoxie T. W. & Co. 42 Long wharf
Huckins James, 35 Coml. wf.
Hunnewell Jas. k5 ComL wf
Hyde Wnr. A. 49 India wf.
lasigi, Goddard & Co. 30 Central wf.
Inches Henderso, Jr. 5 Congress
Jackson E. 31 Central wharf
Jellison Z, 18 Central wharf
Jones Henry H. 47 entral wf.
Kendall Henry A. Fulton
Kendall D. S. 41 India wf.
Kittredge D. & Co. 78 Commercial
Kuhn Geo. H. 0 State
Lamb Salem T. 31 Kilby
Lang Wm. 31 India wt;
Leeds James, 18 Long wf.
Leeds Timothy C. 18 Long wf.
Lee Wra. P. 49 Central wharf
Lewis A. S. & W. G. 53 Com'l wf.
Lincoln B. & Co. 5 Chatliam row
Lincoln, Wing & Co. 31 India
Lodge James, 67 Coml. wt.
Lodge John E. 67 Coml. wf.
Lombard A. C. 49 Lewis, E. B.
Lombard & Whitraore, 8,5 State
Lord Geo. C. & Co. 73 Long wf.
Loring & Co. 13 Central wharf
Loring Elisha T. 7 Done
Lymau Geo. T. & W.P. 97 State
Mai;kay R. C. 16 Union wf.
Magoun & Son, 66 State
Matthews & Co. 99 State
Mavo John M. & Co. 5 India wf:
Means & Clark, 14 Central wt
Melledge J. P. 26 Foster's wf.
Minot & Hooper, 40 India wf.
Moring C. H. F. 39 & 40 Com'l whf.
Morse Beni. E. 34 Central wf.
Nichols Richard C. 41 Central wf.
Nicliols Thaddeus, 32 Central wC
Nickerson F. & Co. 11 Coml. wf.
Norton Charles E. 34 Central wf.
Oxnard Henry P. 19 India
Parkman P. M. 32 India wf.
Parker T.D. 5 Merchants- K xchange
Parrott Wm. F. 45 Central w£
Parsons Wm. 56 State
Payson A. L. 56 India wf.
Pearson John H. & Co. 75 Long wf.
Peirce Henry A. 65 Coml. wf.
Peirce J. W. 25 India wf.
Peirce & Bacon, OldCustom House
Perkins Thos. jr. 33 India wharf
Perkins William, 49 Coml. wf.
Pickering Arthur, 7 Long wf.
Plympton C. H. P. 41 India wh arf
Plympton Henry, 41 India wll
Pratt Eleazer F. 7 Long wharf
Pratt & Townsend, 46 India wf.
Rea Wm. A. 49 Central wt:
Reed & Wade, 15 N. Market
Reggio N. 31 Central wt
Rice & Thaxter, 27 Long wharf
Ritchie Montgomery, 33 India wf.
Rogers James C. 25 Central wf.
Ropes William & Co. 25 Lewis wt
SaltonsUU H. 35 Central wharf
Sampson & Tappan,41 State
BOSTON BUSINESS DI 11 ECTOR Y.
303
Sanford Saral. 3 India wf.
San ford Thos. W. 3 India wf.
Sanford Wm. H. 3 India wf.
Scudder H. & Co. lU Comm'l
Seceorab & Taylor, 31 Coml. wf.
Shaw RobertU.& Co. 13 Kilby
Shelton Philo S. 44 India wf.
Simpson M. U. & Co. 31 Pearl
SmitliS Lougee,2j India wf.
Sprague Pliiueas & Co. 13 Com'l wf.
Spring I. H. 52 Kilby
Storer R. B. 47 India wf.
Story F. II. Jr. 34 Central wf.
Tliacher & Billings, 20 Long wf.
Tliaeher & Co. 79 State
Thwing S. C. & Co. « Kilby
Thompson & Davidson, 31 Lewis wf.
TisdaleJ.,jr. 63 State
Torrey Samuel, 15 Congress
Train Enoch & Co. 37 & :iS Lewis wf.
Tremlett Thos. 158 Broad & 28 Fos-
ter's wharf [Central wf.
Tuekerraan, Townsend & Co. 48
Waiuwright&Tappan,29Centr'lwt
"Wakefield Cyrus, 52 Comm'l
Wales T. B. & Co. 50 Central wf.
"Walker & Brother, 17 Mer. row
"Weld & AUnot, 35 Central wf.
"Weld Wm. F. & Co. 42 Central wf.
"Welles Benj.5 Congress
"Weston E. & Sons, 37 Coml. wf.
"Wheelwright & Cobb, 47 Central wf.
"White B. C. 47 Central wf.
Wigglesworth Edw. IB India wf.
"Wigglesworth Thomas, 16 India wf.
"Wigglesworth Thos. Jr. 16 India wf.
"Wilde Ueo. F. 41 Central wf.
"Williams & Hall, 37 Central wharf
"Williams & Daland, 33 Lewis wf.
Wills A. 21 Union wharf
"Wills Chailes, 21 Union wf.
"Worthington "W. & Co.20 CentralwC
Young C. L. 34 Central wf.
Metals . {Dealers in.)
Butler, Kejth & Hill, 118 Milk
Ellison James, 20 Broad
Farrar & Follett, Gl Blackstone
Fullerton & Raymond, 147 MUk
May & Co. 1 Broad
Richards & Co. 41 S. Market
"Whiting George A. 25 Union
Midwives.
Adams Charlotte G. (M.D.) 291 Tre-
Clark K. N. (M. D.) 49 Hancock
Davis Martha, rear 69 Salem
Drew Caroline, 74 W. Dedliam
Eaton Edee, 15 Albany
UirardinLouis, Mrs. 2 Eliot
Leader Airs. 56 Lincoln
Porter Mary S. 2;j Liverpool, E. B.
Richards Lydia, B, b. Fifth
Sawin Martha A. (M. D.) 60 Temple
Walsh Mary A. 56 Fifth
"Wiswall Rebecca, 141 Essex
"Worcester K. Mrs. 37 Lowell
Military Goods.
Baker John B. (caps), 12 Court
Cun ningham Henry, 15 Bromrield
Foster Geo. B. 33 Tremont
Jones Ball & Co. 226 Washington
Winship & Roulstone, 31 Elm
Milk Dealers.
"Westboro" I\tilk Co., Geo. O. Brig-
ham, 22 Boylaton
Millinery.
Akarman Margaret, 308 Washingt'n
Austin David, 219 Washington
Ayres Isabella, 312 Washington
Baldwin M. 789 Washington
Bartlett M. J. 131 Court
Bassett I. M. 102 Hanover
Baker E. C. 293 Washington
Beals Nancy, 284 Hanover
Bellows Wm. * Co. 28 Hanover
Benner E. J. 163 Washington
Benuer S. A. 24 Hanover
Billings U. 137 Broadway
Bird Mary, 411 Washington
Blair R. J. 324 Hanover
Blair L. 270 Hanover
Boardraan E. 254 Washington
Brown Wm. L. 2.33 Wa»hington
Carter E. P. 645 Wash.
0. 99 H
I Hanover
Davis J. W. 109 Dorchester
Du Audebert H. 1 Cambridge
Dunbar A. 3 Winthrop block
Eberle Rachel, 361 Washington
Foster N.R. 286^ Washington
Freeman Mrs. 292 Wash.
Fullarton J. jr. 1 15 Hanover
Gallagher Margaret, 100 Charlei
Gay Thomas, 235 Hanover
Gibson Ann M. XS South
Guenter M. M.233 Hanover
Hagar H. A. 239 Hanover
Heckle W. 109 Hanover
Hodges J. G. 240 Washington
Holbrook S. J. 667 AVash.
Hollis Elizabeth, 197 Broadway
Hudson J. C. 589 Washington
Johnson S. J. C94 Wash.
Kelley H. E. B. 79 Hanover
Kingwell Mary, Maverick sq.
Knights F. M. 201 Broadway
Littlefield A. A. 227 Washington
Low E. H. 0 Essex
Lowell H. N. 94 Hanover
Macfarland E. G. '251 Washington
Mann J. H. 244 Washington
Mason S. J. 779 Washington
Melzar E. A. 54 Broadway
Mennis H. T. 103 Summer
Milkman B. 215 Hanover
Nash H. 609 Wash. & 82 Lincola
Norris Samuel M. 36 Hanover
Page D. H. 22 Hanover
Parsons S. K. 293 Wash.
Partridge A. & Co. 201 Washington
Patten S. B. 13 Hanover
Pine J. A. 119 Hanover
Remick A. & Co. 301 Washington
Remick N. J. 266 Hanover
Remick Sarah A. 165 Court
Remick W. J. & W. B. 104 Hanover
Roberts A. J. 228 & 295 Hanover
Ross G. F. 317 Washington
Russell A. L. 250 Wnshington
Samelson David, 595 Wash.
Sanderson U. 645 Washington
Shedd John H. 2.36 Washington
Shepherd F. C. 83 Cambridge
Stitt Isabella, 14 Sumner, E. B.
Stone N. 295 Washington
Taylor C. A. 10 Hanover
Thomas K. J., Court, opp.Hanover
Tilton S. 599 Washington
Walsh G.Mrs. 88 Hanover
Warren R. 92 Court
Whaples N. 6 Winter
Williams M. 147 Washington
White's Bonnet Rooms, 93 Hanover
Wood C. T. 52 Cambridge
Millinery Goods.
Wholesale.
Blanchard F. H. 25 Milk
Brintnall N. Y. 326 Wash. & 79 Blilk
Brown Geo. A. 6 Jt 8 Milk
George L. A. & Co. 179 Washington
Giiffithi W. Mrs. 38 Milk
Horton W. H. & Co. 58 Milk
Mann John & Co., Court, opp. Han-
orcr, & 222 Wash, (ribbons)
Mann Jona. H. 244 Wash, (ribbons)
Norcross Wm. F. & Co. 13 Bromfleld
Ordway, Prince & Co. 15 Milk (cl'ks
and mantillas)
Fartridg* A. & Co. 201 Wash.
Plimptons, Stephenson & Co. 53 &
5a Federal
Prcscott Brothers, 23 Milk
Smith, Sumner & Co. 35 Milk
Stephenson, Frost & Co. 48 Federal
Tenney Brothers, 9 Milk
Wetherell Brotliers, 14 Milk
Millwrights.
Brown Chas. W. 1,87 Sea
Howell J. R., (flouring mills) New,
Mci.ea'n C. R. 59 E. R. R. wf.
Willcult J. & Co., Lancaster, c.
Causeway
Morocco Leather Dealers.
Alley, Choate & Cummings, 3 & 4
Blackstone
Bassett Cushman, 44 North Market
Brackett Josiah, lul Fulton, c. Rich.
Child W. C. 5 N. E. Bl'k, Clinton
Fernald WUliam R. 40 N. Market
Hall Geo. S., FiUton, c. Shoe & L.
Harding & Dodge, 55 Haverhill
Hartshorne & Co. 74 Pearl
Hunt & Ramsay, 42 North Market
Lahr P. A. 7 Central
Lillie Thos. J. 24 Exchange
Newhall F. S. 55 Hanover
Norton, Leman, & Co. 76 North
Packer Charles, 26 N. Market
Packer George, 10 Blackstone
Reynolds & Waitt, 8 N. E. block
Sewall & Withington, 7 Blackstone
Souther Jos. Jr. & Co. 15 Fulton
Sweetser Samuel & Co. 32 N. Market
Webster & Co. 0 Blackstone
Mouldings. (Wood.)
Boston Mouldiug Co. 187 Sea
Sprague C.C. & Co.,Hawkins,c.Iver3
. Music.
Military Bands.
Bond's Band, 257 Washington
Boston Brass Band, at Pantheon
Hall
Brigade Band, li Tremont row
Suffolk Brass Band, 113 Court
Music Publishers.
Barker Theodore T. 381 Wash.
Day H. W. 8 Court sq.
Ditson Oliver, 115 Washington
Johnson A. N. & Co. 90 Tremont
Keith C. H. 63 Cornhill
Reed G. P. & Co. 13 Tremont
Richardson N. 282 Washington
Tolman Henry, 153 Washington
Wade E. H. 197 Washington
Musical Instruments.
Clapp Chas. C. & Co. 69 Court
Ditson Oliver, 115 Washington
Johnson A. N. & Co. 90 Tremont
Keith C. H. 63 Cornhill
Prentiss Henry, 33 Court
Reed George P. & Co. 13 Tremont
Robbins George W. 83 Court
Schauffler & Leukhardt, 364 Wash.
Tolman Henry, 153 Washington
Wade E. H. 197 Washington
White Brothers, 83 Tremont
Musical Instrum't Makers.
Allen J. L. 17 Harvard pi.
Berteling Theo. 6 Charles town
Crosby Walter, 19 Hawley
Graves & Co. 18 Harvard pi.
Richardson B. F. 6 Charlestown
Tolman Henry, 153 Washington
White Brothers, 88 Tremont
White J. II. 59 Court
"Wright E. G. 13 Haverhill
Nails.
Bullard Lewis & Co. 51 Kilby
Coffin Wm. E. & Co. 105 State
Ellis & Newell, 35 India [build.
Gould J. S. & Co. 8 Faneuil Hall
Old Colony Iron Co. 79 State
Page. Briggs & Babbitt 1&2 S.Market
Phillips & Sheldon, 11 E. R. R. wf.
Lazell, Perkins & Co. 28 Broad [wf.
Ranstead, Dearborn & Co. 25 Foster's
Richardson & Edmond, 22 Broad
Thacher & Co. 79 State
Trera't Iron Co., Carruth & Sweet-
ser, 25 Broad
Weymouth Iron Co. 134 Milk
Naturalization Office.
Rowean Thos. 129 Federal
Naval Stores.
Clark, .Tones & Co., Fort Hill wf.222
Broad
Henshaw C. & C. C. & Co. 36 India
Hoxie T. W. * Co. 42 Long wf.
Kittredge .leremiah & Co. 78 (joml.
Simmons Thomas, 7 India
Notaries Public.
Adams Charles B. F. 39 State
Andrews Samuel, 18 Congress
Bigelow Prescott, 39 State
Bradford J. Russell, 28 State
Cheever Ira, 85 State
Clark Henry, 5 Congress
Coolidge Samuel F., Suffolk buildi'g
Cowles Wm. W. 11 Kilby
Currier Beni.H.,Merch.Ex.,lst floor
Dexter Thomas A. 28 State
Dexter Edward A. 28 State
Gooch D. W. 26 Old State House
Harris Geo. S., 11 Kilby
Hay ward Charles, 59 State
Hockey Joseph, 16 Long wf.
Jenks S. U. 3 State
Kettelle J. Q. 9 State
Montgomery Hugh, Tump. n. 4th
Parker M. S. 18 Congress
Richardson Henry L. 134 Stat*
Russell Edward, 13 Kilby
Sharp Daniel, 68 State
Thacher Geo. M. 66 State
Thompson Newell A., O. S. House
Tyler J. S. 28 State
"Webb Seth Jr. 35 Court
Nurses.
Abbott Mary Ann, 133 Hudson
Adams Roxa, 78 Pleasant
Badger Betsey, r. 5 Henchman
Bell Nancy Mrs. 6 Norfolk pi.
Bentley Rebecca, 2 Tileston pi.
Boynton Mary A. 8 Plymouth pi.
Bucknam Elisabeth A. 2 High st.pl
Burgess Dulcina, U Seneca
Brady Julia, 4 Norfolk place
Clark A. C. 13 Hawkins
Conant Mary B. 7 Fruit st. ct.
Corson Clarinda, Fifth, near B
Cristy Ann D. 2 Gilman pi.
Davitt Ctttherine,4 Norfolk place
Dexter Hannah, 16 Boylston pi.
Dillaway Mary Ann, 12 Norfolk pL
Domett Martha 0. 2 Hollis
Elms Lucy, 10 Richmond
Emerson Mary B. l« Norfolk pi.
Ford Elizabeth, 11 Fabin
Fuller Catharine, 18 Norfolk place
Gannett Clarissa, 3 Wheeler's ct.
Gates Persis, 1J9 Pleasant
304
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Getchell Charlotte. 19 Friend
Goodnough Mary H. 13 Norfolk pi.
Gray Mary. 7 Unity
Green A. 35/ Hanover
Gunnison Mary, 48 W. Canton
Hagar Sarah, 31 London
Hamilton L. 2 Hawthorn place
Harris Mary A. 320 Pleasant
Harris Sarah G. 18 Noriblk piece
Haskell Ann. 4 Curve
Haskell Eliza, 4 Curve
Hinckley Susan, 4 Norfolk pi.
Holbrook Maria F. 10 Piedmont
Holman M. P. 8 High
Hosford O. B. 7 Highst. place
Hurley Louisa J. r. 78 Pleasant
Joy Lydia, 15 So. Russell
Kelley Mary, 1 Milton
Lane Hannah, rear 78 Pleasant
Leavitt Ann Mrs. 29 Athens
McConnell Ellen, Mr3,h. 15 Charter
McKinley G. Mrs. 89 Chambers
Millay Jane, 7 Oliver place
Moyse Grace, 8 Norfolk pi.
Noble Mary, r. 249 Broad
Norris Sarah, 20 Pitts
Palmer Hette, 113 Leverett
Park S. 171 Cambridge
Phillips Emma, 3 Kneeland pi.
Restarrick Jane, 24 Billerica
Rich Jane S. rear 635 Wash.
Richardson Jane P. 28J Charles
KofFe Elizabeth, 80 Warren
Bobbins Betsey G. 26 W. Canton
Russell Ann, 14 Oneida
Sanford R. E. 11 Norfolk pi.
Sargent Mary S. h.r. 253 Prince
Scott Lucinda, 12 Norfolk place
Short Sarah, 4 Hawkins
Smith J. Mrs. 73 Kingston
Snow Emily, 13 Gardner
Stetson S. 43 Chambers
Walker Abigail, 527 Broad
Waters Abigail, 17 Charter
Webb Parmelia, 1 Unity
Watson D. 6 S. Cedar
Webber Sarah, rear 78 Pleasant
Wheeler Harriet, r. 78 Pleasant
Whipple Mary A. 6 Snowhill
WilUams Mary Mrs. r. 78 Pleasant
Wilmarth M. D. 12 Oneida
Wise Sarah B. 29 Southao
Wright Ann, 1 Jlilner pi.
Oars.
Oil and Candles.
Sperm.
"Denotes the Manufacturers.
♦Barker E. H. & Co. 8 Broad
Boston Oil Co. 15 Custom House St.
(machinery oil)
Bradford & Brown, 7 & 8 Lewis wf.
Butterfield Simeon, 241 Long whf.
Carruth & Bachi, 28 Xndia(lins'd oil)
*Cole M., Meridian. E. B. (linseed)
♦Downer Sara'l. 100 State
Finn Thos. A.1099 Washington
♦Fisher Warren & Co. 7 Centr'l wf.
♦Fisk & Fuller, 28 South Market
♦Fisk Wm. P. & Co. 13 Long wf.
•Folger Peter, 24 Broad, (linseed)
♦Hastings & Co. 37 Fulton
"Uawes Wm. T. & Co. 85 State
Hunting C.B. iCo. 7 &8 Rowe'a wf.
♦Jones C. L. & Co. 4 S. Market
• Kidder J. G. 4 South Market
♦Henry, Rice & Co. 15 Broad
Lee James & Co. 18 India wf . (lins'd
Mears Granville , 99 Water [oil)
Merrill & Co. 145 Hanover
Michell James M. 4 Boylston (New
Bedford Oil Company)
♦Milliken E. C. & Co. 16 Canal
♦MilUken E. T. & Co. 21 N. Market
Mixer & Gilbert, 44 Broad
Murdock J. M. 1 Commerce
N. E. Oil Co. 28 !i 30 Canal
Page Samuel, 22 Chatham, (oils &
varnish)
Speare, Burke & Co. 29 India
•Suffolk Oil Co. .35 Fulton
Thayer, Rice & Co. 32 India
Walcott & Co. 35 and 37 Central
• WhittemoreW.& F.H.&Co.32Broad
Wiggin, Morse & Co. 101 State
WiUiams Joseph P. 46 Union, (lard)
Curriers^ Oil.
Baxter Brothers, 35 Fulton
Boston Oil Co. 15 Custom H. st
Butterfield S.244Long wf.(cod liver)
Gale Milton & Co. 31 N. Market
Gove G. G. 52 Elm, (neat's foot)
Hastings & Co. 37 Fulton
Milliken E. C. & Co. 16 Canal
Milliken E. T. & Co. 21 N. Market
Perkins R., Portland, n. Travers
Phillips £. B. 91 Fulton (cod liver)
Southard, Herbert & Co. 27 Broad
32 Long wharf
NeaVs Foot Oil and Talloiv.
Ward Nahum & Co. 104 & 106 Ful-
ton
Lard and Stearine.
Alden E. G. & Co. 181 Broad
Coburn Henry R. 105 State
Jones C. L. & Co. 4 South Market
Lincoln, Wing & Co. 31 India
Mears Granville, 99 Water
Southard, Herbert & Co. 27 Broad
Speare, Burke & Co. 29 India
Thayer, Rice & Co. 32 India
Ward & Boott, 116 Milk
Opticians.
Paine C. M. 347 Washington
Prince A. 149 Washington
Raymond F. C. 4 Bromlield
Thaxter & Brother, 162 Washington
Widdifleld D. B. & Co. 148 Wash.
Organ Builders.
Hook E. & G. G. 1 Second
Plympton Job, 60 Tyler
Seiberlich F. 761 WashingtOH
Simmons W. B. D.& C 0., Charles, c.
Cambridge
Stevens & Je wett, 12 Leverett
Oysters.
Atwood David & Co. 135 North, &
head Citv wharf [Trera.
Atwood E. & R. 106 Pleasant, s 308
Atwood J. & C. W. 27 Eromiield
Atwood R. C.& Co.Trem. n. Pies'n't
Atwood Timothy, 19 Devonshire
Atwood Timothy, 84 Cambridge
Atwood W. & H. 41 & 43 Union
Bacon Wm. 470 Washington
Baker S. & W. S. N.W. cor. F.H. M.
Baker J. Y. & Co., N. E. c F. H. i,U
Barry P. H. 38 School
Belden Harvey, 271 Hanover
Bennet M. W. 5 Hanover
Brigham Peter B. 95 & 126 Court
Campbell J. 375 Hanover
Curtis I. G. head City wf. &4 Canal
Doane H. 449 Commercial
Doane W. J. 322 Washington
Dunbip John, 42 Fleet
Dunn H. S. 4 Water
Goodale O. K. 225 Hanover
Goodmanson D. B. 60 Portland
Hamblen B. 19 Merrimac
Hamblen C. & Co. 10 Batterymarch
Harding James H., Hawes
Hayman John, 851 Washington
Higgins J. S. 136 Court
Jacobs Justin B. 509 Wash.
Jacobs J. B. & Co. 18 Franklin
Johnson J. T. IS Elm
Jones A. W. 718 Washington
Leishman John, Jr., Frankhn
Lewis G. A. 783 Washington
Lombard Oliver C. 28 Derne
Morse H. C. 562 Washington
N. England Oyster Co.,foot City wf.
Paul Hosea, Lewis, c. Fulton
Peirce Joseph, 37 Bromlield
Pierce Isaac, 2 Central court
Prescott Wm. Y., Portland, c. Mer-
rimac
Rich C. H. 191 Hanover
Rich Sylvanus, 172 Federal
Rich T. & S., Fleet, n. Hanover
Rich & Wcndall, 2 Green
Skimmings Wm. 277 Hanover
Smith D. W. 3 Court avenue
Titcomb S. H 71 Fourth
Turner J. M. 294 Washington
Wiley Jesse H., Liverpool wharf
Willey Aaron R., Camb. c. Temple
Wyman Wm. H. 8 Franklin
Painters.
Coach and Chaise Painters.
BlanevJohn C.30 Friend [ave.
Brainard E. H. & Co. 192 Dorches.
Bird E. L. 9 Eliot
Eager Moses £., Bumstead'ct.
Gardner Geo. W. 917 Washington
Gardner H. N., Kingston, C.Bedford
Jordan Charles, 53 Eliot
Kelly James & Son, rear 680 Wash.
& 147 Harr. ave.
Nash Hirara, 14 E. Dover
Rowell Rufus, Turnpike, c. Swan
Russell J. W. 90 Portland
Salmon John M. 28 Hawley
Sargent & Norris, 61 Sudbury
House, Sign, §• Fancy Painters
Ansley Thomas & Co. 90 Dover
Baker B. F. 1 Beach
Ealeom Reuben, 72 Pinckney
Barnard & Sprague, 148 Dorch.ave.
Bates John, 3 Province
Bates J. F. 8 Somerset
Bates Samuel D. 571 Court
Bean J. P. 53 Broadway
Bowles H. A.. B, cor. Broadway
Brazer Wm. S.40 Bromfield (grain-
Brown John G. 24 Wilson lane [er
Bruce J. L. over 205 Comm'l
Burgess Charles S. 67 Hawley
Butts G. & E.. Marginal, E. B.
Buzzell H., Meridian, cor. Havre
Buzzell J. T. 7*3 Washington
Cabot H. 144 Blackstone
Cass C. C. rear 8 Liberty square
Cassell E. D. 22 Howard
CassellG.lC8 Court
Claop G. G. H Sudbury sq.
Clark C. T. 61 Hanover
Clark B. M. & Co. 71 Broad &2 Lewil
Clarke Wm. 12S Lincoln
Codman Charles A. 41 Broad
Cokely & Page, 4 Bennett
Cotton John, 6 Har. avenue
Currier Lewis, r. 606 Washington
Currier S.Q. & J. M., Howard
Desmond D.35;3 Commercial
Ellis Samuel, Sumner, E. B.
Emerson A. P. ISO Federal
Everbeck J. & P. 132 Broad
French Ebenezer, 60 Mt. Vernon
Gardner H. N. 32 Kingston
Gibson K. 40 Bromfleld
Goodwin W. F. & E. S. .3.3 Bromfleld
Goodwin Geo. T. 65 Endicott
Green John, Jr. 813 Washington
Griffin J. B. 51 Cambridge
Griffith E. R. 28 Avery
Hadley & Bell, 56 Union
Hall James, 92 Sudbury
Halloran Nicholas, 41 E. Dover
Hammond John D. r. 82 Leverett
Hand William F.. Lenox, n. Wash
Harriman J. 95 Water
Harris G. H., Bedford, c. Kingston
Hastings Samuel, 66 Hawley
Hathaway T. D. 1 Beach
Haven & Dexter, 503 Washington
Heywood H. M.,City Market.Brattle
HiHerB.H.85High
Homer Albert, 113 Court
Horn C. F. 7 Market sq. Change av.
Houston J. M. 18 Causeway
Howland Freeman, 71 Pleasant
Hunter Thos., Cooper, cor. Charles-
town
Ilsley Hosea, Jr. 315 Commercial
Jenkins Henry, 258 Broad
Jenkins Joshua, 98 Broadway
Jenkins Solon, 250 Broad
Jones Horatio G. 6 Theatre alley
Jones & Carrier, 8 Chapman pi.
Kittredge J. D. 13 LindaU
Knox Charles H. 32 Sudbury
Lawler & Co. 4 Water
Longley A. C. 167 Cambridge
Longley B. A. & I. A. 12 Green
Longley Francis E. 171 Cambridge
Macready Caleb, Robinson alley
Magee & Simpson, 16 Leverett
Martin John S. 22 Hawley
Martin Richard S. U Provmce
Massy Hugh, 95 Endicott
Mills Ttiylor, Lewis, E. B.
Moore H. N. & N. R. 24 Grove
M'Pherson W.J. 113 Court
Morton James, 107 Congress
Morris T. D. 18 School
Newell L. 9 Kneeland
Nichols & Miller, over 31 Congress
Noyes Charles E. 92 Harrison av.
Noyes Hosea, 11 Province
Nye David C. rear 1 Howard
Pasco Edw.ard, Hi School
Paine A. C. 761 Wash.
Park Charles R. 293 Washington
Perrin E. 123 Congress
Pitman John H. 2,50 Fourth
Pond * Bowker, Sudbury, c. Port d
Punchard Thomas, 56 Cross
Redding Charles, 113 Court
Richards Francis, 7 Chapman pi.
Richards J. 12 Pleasant
Bicker D. J. 63 Union
Roberts Wm. S. 86 Dorchester ave.
Robertson J.B.,Friend, cor. Travers
Robinson R. T., Rich raond, c. Hano
RoUand John H. 17 Blossom
Rose H. C. 11 Bedford
Ropes Samuel W. 92 Federal
Sanborn Ira E. 47 West Canton
Sawyer Thos. J. 63 Hawley
Smith Charles A. 36 Kingston
Snelling E. U. Jr., Richmond, cor..
Hanson „
Snow Philip, 65 Union
Stafford 1. U. & W. W. 20 Carver
Stanwood S. D. 51 Cambridge
Stevens Chas. 60 Mt Vernon
Stone T. 59 Cambridge
Street John, 87 Pleasant
Thomas John, 189 Hanover
Townscnd C. B., rear 48 Congress
Vinal Ezra, 238 Commercial
Vose Edw. A. & Co. 361 Com'l
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
305
Waitt Geo. P. 1 Newbury pi.
Weston Hiram, U l.ewis, E. B.
Wetherbee Daniel, rear 221 Wash.
Wharton Robert, 723 Washington
Whceloek E. C. 2 Pleasant
Woodbury Thomas S. & Co., Hay-
market sq. cor. Haverhill
Yendell & Sloan, 41 Congress
Marine Painters.
Drew C. 18 Court
Scott John W. A. 265 Washington
Portrait Painters.
Ames Joseph, 41 Tremont
Ball T. 15 Tremont
Brackett W. M. 8i Tremont row
Burnham T. M. 220i Wash.
Carlton W. T. 9 Tremont
Champney Benj. 7* Tremont row
Chandler Joseph G. 31 Eliot
Clark Alvan, 9 Tremont
Cobb C. & D. 27 School
Codman J. Amory, (landsc.) 8 Amo-
TV Hall
Eddy James, 607 Washington
Foster S. B. 220J Wash.
Gear J. W.265 Washington
Gerry S. L. 228 Wash.
Guelpa T. B. 121 Court
Hamblen S. J. 353 Commercial
Hanley W. H. 6 Amory Hall
Hartwell A ("crayon) 228 Wash.
Hildreth C. N. 22? Wash, (crayon)
Hoit A. G. 228 Washington
Hubbard Charles, IJ Tremont row
Hudson W. Jr. 5i Tremont row-
Johnston D. C. (artiit) Amory Hall
Kiraberly D. 49 Tremont
Kurt2 H. 228 Wash, (landscape)
Lombard C. B. Mrs. 9 Columbia
Lydston Wm. Jr. W S. Cedar
Mason Sauford, 174 Hanover
Massou E. (crayon) 49 Tremont
Morrison W. 12 Tremont
Nixon C. I>. 265 Wash.
Nutting Benj. F. 20 Wash, (artist)
Ordway Alfred, SJ Tremont row
Otis B. 17 Bennet
Pope John, 6 Winter
Pratt H. C, Amory Hall
Rondel F. 228 Wash.
Scott J. W. A. 265 Washington
Spear T. T. 49 Tremont (artist)
Wight M. 228 Washington
Wiflard H., artist, 5J Tremont row
WiUard W. 6 Winter
Williams F. D. 274 Wash, (artist)
Wilson Wm. F. 293 Washington
Ship Painters.
Albertsou Wm. S., Sumner, E. B.
ElUs Samuel F., Weeks whf., E. E.
Jenkins Henry, Arch wf. 258 Broad
Jenkins Solon, 250 Broad
Nickerson A. Jr., Sumner, E. B.
Stinson Samuel, 4 New street
Vosa Edward A. & Co. 3B1 Comm'l
Sign and Standard Painters.
Adams C. H. 31 Fulton
Childs F. E. 27 Dock square
Cloutman John S. 220J Wash.
Dexter & Moore, 2 Boylston
Eaton C. O., Howard, cor. Court
Hodley T. R. 91 Union
Horn C. F. 7 Market eq. Change av.
Lawler Wm. & Co. 4 Water
Lawrence & Blackmer, 96 Court
Redding H. 123 Congress
Smith E. L. 32 Waslungtoa
Somerby F. T. llj School
Somerby J. L. 5 Bromfield
Wolcott , UJ School
Fresco Painters.
Guelpa Philip, 121 Court
Lawler & Co. 4 Water
Riwsell Geo. E^ Richmond, c.Btar.
Faints, Oil, and Glass.
Badger C. H. & Co. 95 Blackstoue
Ball E. W. 7 Long wharf
Banker & Carpenter, 107 State
Bird J. A. & W. & Co. 53 Chatham
Brandon Iron and Car Wheel Co.
27 Doane (manuf.)
Briggs & Robinson, 5 E. R. R. w£
Brown & Knapp, 49 India
Carruth & Bachi, 28 India
Chapin & Whiton, 42 Comm'l
Clark C. T. 61 Hanover
Cook & Rindge, 125 Congress^
Crocker, Adams & Co. 9 Charlesto'n
Cutler A. L. 43 India
Davis M. T. & Co. 50 and 51 Chat'm
Eaton, Hill & Candler, 63 Kilby
Folsom J. B. & C. E. & Co. 27 S.
Market
Hardy & Co. 67 Haverhill
Haven & Dexter, 503 Washington
Henshaw & Prescott, 41 India
HoUis Thomas, 23 Union
Morton & Darling, IG India
Hunneman, Hazen & Co.
King, Dexter & Co. 28 India
Morris Thos. D. 18 School (zi:ic)
Poor C. V. 75 Broad
Porter, Loring & Co. II India
Reed, Cutler & Co. 33 India
Redding Charles. 113 Court
Stimson & VaIentine,55Broad [F.IL
Thayer, Hovey & Co. 3 & 4 8. of
Thayer, Rice & Co. 32 India
Wadsworth, Nye&Crocker, 38 India
Wheeler Asahel Sc. Co. 73 Union
Wheeler Lewis. Br'd, c. Custom H.
Whitney Wm. F. & Son, 56 Chat'm
Whittier J. M. 4 Long v.-hf.
Wood IL 28 India (manuf.)
Paint Mills.
Brainard A. H. & Co. 98 Kneeland
Palm Leaf and Hats.
Ellis C. F. & Co. 159 Milk
Harding S.L. 77 Pearl
Morse R. M. & Co. 9 S. Market
Perrin A. W. & S. C. & Co. 68 Pearl
PJce Charles, 84 Pearl
Wason Wm. 84 Pearl
Paper Hangers.
Allen George H. 31 School
Alien Zeuas, 3 Province
Andrews Asa, Havre, und. M.E. ch.
Bird Isaac, Fourth, comer Atlantic
Clark Andrew J. X Union
Cutler J., Howard
Dean James, 27 Bromfield
Eaton S. J. I Chapman place
Greene James H. 187 Fourth
Hill Eli, 3 Lewis, E. B. (dealer)
Hitchings E. H. 13 Province
Hunter Thos., Cooper, c.Chas'town
Lethbridge W. F. 8 Harvard pL
Martin R. T. 56 Union
NeweU Chas. H. F., Fifth, n. B
Page & Morse, rear 253 Washington
Richardson W. B., rear 221 Wash.
Taylor Lewis, 32 Union
Paper Hangings.
* Denotes tite Manufacturers,
Allen Geo. H.H. .31 School
Atkins, Stedman & Co. 165 Milk
•Barbour John N. & Co. 26 and 27
Merchants row
♦Breed H. A. 501 Washington
•Bigelow J. R. & Co. 41 Federal
Briggs Enos & Co. 52 Chatham
♦Bumstead Josiah F. &Co.l34 Wash-
Chipman Geo. W. & Co. 152 Han-
Cook Charles Edward, 220 Wash.
Foster J. H. & Son, 156 Washington
French, Wells & Co. 151 Milk
♦Grant Charles E. 32 Union
♦Gregory Samuel H.&C0.23 & 25 C'rt
♦Hadaway J. T. & Co. 47 Union
♦Hazelton, Cowdin, & Co. 46 Cong.
Hill Eli, 3 Lewis
Homer Wm. F. & Co. 15 Union
Mellen & Co. 20 Merchants row
♦Merriam E. L.51 & 53 Union
•Newcomb N. Jr. 168 Washington
♦Norcross Otis & Co. 23 So. Market
Simpson & Caldwell, 51 & 53 Broad
Thomas S. 77 Cambridge
•Walker & Crow, 100 Union
Wheeler A. B. & Co. 69 Broad
Wiggin C. E., Hanover, c. Marshall
Paper Rulers.
Gleason Frederic N. 15 Wash.
Haines B. P. 21 Cornhill
Jaquith M. & Co. 6 Water
McAdams James, 5 Water
West C. F. 130 State
Wilder H. C. 31Exchange
Paper Stock.
Lawton Geo. & Co. 489 Comml
Newcomb L. 263 Broad [wf.
Phillips & Sheldon, 11 Eastern fi.R.
Thompson J. P. 7 Water
Paper Warehouses.
Allen J. B. 18 Central
Charter & Conant, 141 Blackstono
Crane L. 51 Devonshire
Crehore E. office 136 Washington
Curtis A. C. & W. 51 Devonshu-e
Dillingham N. S. & Co., Water, c
Congress
Emerson A. & Co. 2 Spring lane
Grant, Daniell & Co. 28 Union
French James & Co. 78 Washington
Groom Thomas & Co. 82 State
HolUngsworth J. M. 51 Devonshire
Jones Peter C. 8 Water
Norton A. & A. 12 Water
Parker Wm. T. 116 State (up stairs)
Storrs A. 54 Cornhill
Rice & Kendall, 76 Water
Thompson J. P. 7 Water
Tileston & HoIIingworth, 8 Water
Wheelwright G. W. 6 Water
Wilder & Co. 26 & 28 Water
Papier Mache Manuf.
Boston Papier Macho Manuf Co.
24 Tremont
Passage, Transportation
and Freight Agents.
Bartlett C. L. 16 Broad
Boston, Atlantic &' Wheeling Line,
S. H. Beal agent. 116 Stale
Brown A. C. 39 State
Burke P. B. 8« State
Cullan Th's,South,c.Beach (passage)
Davis H. A. agt. for Kasson's Des-
patch Line, 2 Broad
Deane John & Co. 86 State
Dennis W. W. 36 Kilby
Kasson Despatch Line, 2 Broad
Keyes H. W. 31 State (Western)
Kidder G. G. 2 Broad, c. State
Kimball Otis, 108 State
Kimball Warrer., 86 State
Merchants' Transportation Co., H.
A. Davis agent, 99 State
Pennsylvania R. R. Freight agency,
Moses Potter, agent, 54 Kilby
Saxton F. S. 81 Washington
Sumner F. A., New York & Erie B.
R. B. Co.l5 State
Thompson & Co. 8 Court
Union Transportation Co., C. J.
Bishop & Co. 12 N. Market
WilliamsGeo.Jr.l9 State (Western)
Patent Agencies.
Aspinwall Wm. 13 Exchange
Cooper Samuel, 39 State
Eddy R. H. 76 State
Hawkes Chas. W. 39 Mass. block
Lincoln E. 4 Court
Noble & Gould, 1 Devonshire
Patent Medicines.
[See Medicines.]
Pattern Makers.
Gould Chas. H. 15 Harvard place
Hamlen J. P., Hawkins, c. Ivers
Hubbard Wm. W. 13 Haverhill
Mingay, Bartlett & Co. 12 Hawley
Moody E. F., First St., S. B.
Prince N. S. 18 Hawley & 96 Kneel'd
Rollins J. P., Williams court
Tarbell F. 65 Haverhill
Tower S. G., Haverhill,c. Charlest'n
Wilson Jolin, 434 Tremont
Willcutt J., Lancaster, c. Causeway
Patent and Enamelled
Leather.
Bacon John & Co. 97 Pearl
Blake S.P. 7 Central
Comins & Co. 22 Dock square
Pollard S. O. & Co. 35 Fulton
Stone S. H. & Co. 21 Kilby
Sewell & Wilkinson, 7 Blackstone
Taylor Geo. M. 95i Wash.
Webster & Co. 9 Blackstone
Pavers.
Davis James, 26 Vine
Davis Jonathan, 44 Chambers
Fawcett Samuel H. 7 Sprine
Gore, Rose & Co. 31 State
Litch S. W.107 Chambers
Perfumery.
Beck & Co. 131 Federal
Jordan A. S. 191 Wash.
Preston & Merrill, 245 Congress, ft
S7 Purchase (manutl)
Pynchon James L. 10 Eliot
Rowland D. S. 188 Washington
Photographic Pictures.
Cutting & Bowdoin, 49 Tremont
Physicians.
JIfemfterso/ tte SuFFOLKDiSTKtCT
Medical Society, residing in
the City. The list prepared by J.
B. Alley, Secretary of the Society.
They are likewise menibert of the
Massachusetts Medical So-
ciety.
Abbe Alanson, Boyls. c. Lowell pi.
Abbe Burr R. 25 Kueeland
Abbot S. L. 16 Winter
Adams Edwin, 23 Oxford
Adams Zabdiel B. 37 Boylston
Adams Horace W. 45 CambridRO
Ainsworth F. S. H Howard
Alexander A.,Dorche6ter, c.Broad'y
Alley John B. 35 Boylston
Appleton Benj. B. 15 Avon pL
Ayer James, 341 Hanover
Bacon John, Jr. 15 Somerset
Ball Stephen, 14 Montgomery pL
Barnard Chas.F. 9 Summer (dent.)
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306
MASSACHUSETTS E E G I S T E E, .
Bartlett Geo. 1 Chardon
Bethune Geo. A. WG Tremont
Bigelow G. F. 423 Washington
Bigelow Henry J. 5 Chauncy pi.
Bigelow Jacob, 13 Summer, opp.
Hawley
Blake E. W. 28 Harrison av.
Blake S. C.12 Essex
Borland J. N. 9 Chestnut
Bowditch Henrv I. 8 Otis pL
Briggs W. A. U6 Charles
Brewer Thomas M. 10 Rowe
Brown Buckminster, 2G Beacon
Brown David R. 911 Union
Brown John B. 8 Joy
Bryant Henry, lU Franklin pL
Buck Ephraim, U6 Salem
Buckingham C. E. 8 Harrison ave.
Butler Alex. S. U Sudbury
Cabot Samuel, Jr. 17 Winter
Calkins Charles W. 145 Pleasant
ChanningWalter.Bultinch.o.Allst'n
Channing Wm. F. S3 Mt. Vernon
Clark Henry G. 95 Salem
Clark Luther, 37 I'inckney
Clarke Edward H. 21 Rowe (aurist)
Cleaveland C. D. X Oak
Clough .John, 94 Tremont (dent.)
Coale Wm. Edward, 4 StanUbrd
Codman W. W. 33 Boylston (dent.)
Coffin W. S. 121 Court
Coolidje A. 76 Kingston
Coles L. B. 3 CornhiU
Cornell W. M. fiSU Wash. & 25 Ash
Colt Daniel T. 12 High, n. Summer
Crane P. M., Maverick, c. Meridian
Curaraings J. A. 25 Tremont (dent)
Dale Wm. J. 2 Bowd. c. Cambridge
Davenport E. J. 20 Bedford
DeGrasse J. V. 40 Poplar
Derby Geo. 11 West
Dix John H. (oculist) , 70 Tremont
Dupee Horace, 693 Washington
Durkee Silas, 26 Howard
Dyer Henry, 1 BuMnch
Eastham Charles, 25 Tremont
Eastman E. T. 9 Summer
Everett Edward B. 32 Summer
Ellis Calvin, 31 Winter [side
Fales Joseph J. 21 Maverick sq. N.
FUnt John, Warren, c. Washington
Fogg John S. H. 325 Broadway
Tolts D. V. 38 Maverick sq.
Gay Geo. H^ HoUis, c. Tremont
Gallup G. H. 46 Kingston
Gordon Charles, 1 Hancock ave.
Gould A. A. 15 West
Gray F. H. 5 Hancock
Greene C. G. 82.3 Wash.
Greene Moses C. 15 Green
Gregg Sam'l, 5 Howard
Greer Robert, 194 Hanover
Hallinan James B. 1 HoUey sq.
Hanaford Wm. G. 110 Tremout
Hanity John, 335 Hanover
Harlow Edwin A. W. 101 Essex
Harlow James F. 71 Cambridge
Harwood Daniel, 11 Summer (dent.)
Hayden John C. 164 Tremont
Hayes A. A. 16 Boylston (chemist)
Hay ward Geo. 16 Pemberton sq.
Hayward Geo. Jr. 14 Hayward pi.
Heaton Geo. 2 Exeter pi.
Herrick J. E. 1 E. Dedhara.c.Wash.
Hinckley J. W. 23 Meridian
Hinckley R. L. 14 Maverick square
Hodges Richard M. 5 Rowe
Hoftendahl Charies F. 20 Somerset
Hoflendahl H. S. H. 20 Somerset
Homans Chas. D. 1 Chauncy place
Homans John, 129 Tremont
Holmes O. W. 8 Montgomery pi.
Hooper Robert W. 44 Summer
Howe S. G. 20 Bromiield
Hubbard Geo. 6 Prince
Hyndman James, 77 Atkinson
Inches H. B. 27 Winter
Jackson C. T. 31 Somerset
Jackson James, 3 Hamilton place
Jackson J. B. S. 6 Bedford pi.
Jarvis J. F. 59 Leverett
Jefi'ries John, 15 Chestnut
Jones Geo. S. 81 Charles
Jones J. S. 1 Bowdoin,c. Cambridge
Keep N. C. (dent.) 74 Boylston, c.
Carver
Kennedy T. J. W. 3 Bond
Kittredge E. A. 13 Avery
Lane J. F. W. 10 Hollis
Lane Jonas H. 4 Montgomery'pl.
Lee Henry S. 4 Suffolk place
Leonard Marcus B. 7 Meridian
Lewis Winslow, 75 Boylston
Lincoln J. R. 13 Beach
Lodge G. H. 938 Waihington
Lyman George H. 153 Tremont
Mann Jonathan, .302 Broadway
Martin Alex. D. W. 50 School '
Martin Henry J. 50 School
Mattaon Morris, 24 Oxford
Mifflin Charies, 80 Beacon
Mighill Stephen. 2 Howard
Mignault L. M. I. 2 Williams
Minot Francis, 140 Charles
Moore Chas. W. 578 Hanover
Moore Edward B. 253 Hanover
Moriarty John M., Deer I. Hospital
Morland W. W. 35 Hancock
Morrill Samuel, 3 Kingston
Newell R. W. 6 Staniford
Noyes F. A. [dentist] 1 Chauncy pL
cor. Summer
Oakes T. F. 3 Bowdoin sq.
Odin John, Jr., Tremont, c. Eliot
OUver F. E. 4 Bowdoiu
Osgood David, 1 Rowe
Otis G. W. Jr., School, c. Province
Owens T. R. 7 Warren sq.
Page W. U. 29 Btach
Palmer E. D. G. 31 Portland
Palmer Ezra, Jr. 1 Tremont pL
Parcher Sewall F .Maverick sq. E.B
Parker D. M. 11 Summer (dentist)
Parker Thomas 1. 1 Mason
Parks L. Jr. 88 Dover
Patch F. F. 47 Chambers
Perry M. S. 16 Rowe
Phelps Abner, 237 Tremont
Phelps Charles A. 5 Beach
Philbrick Sam'l R 14 Burroughs pi.
Phipps James M. 1 Eliot, c. Wash.
Pitt William, 26 Purchase
Prescott Benj. T. 14 Howard
Putnam Charles G, 41 Summer
Randall B. P. F. 208 Tremont
Randall W. A. C. 337 Hanover
Read Wm. 713 Washington
Renton George, 14 Bedford
Renton Peter, 14 Bedford
Reynolds Edward, 29 Winter
Reynolds J. P. 27 Winter
Richardson A. P. 17 Green
Roberts David, 110 Dorch. ave.
Rolfe Enoch C. 563 Washington
Russell George, 10 Lyndo
Russell Le Baron, 1 Otis pi.
Salter Richard H. 1 Staniford
Sharkey J. M. 7 High
Sharp J. C. 20 W. Cedar
Shattuck G. C. 15 Cambridge
Shaw Benj. S. 13 Bowdoin
Shurtleff Nathaniel B. 2 Beacon
Slade D. D. 5i Beacon, op. Somerset
Smith J. V. C'., Tremont House
Sprague Seth L. 974 Washington
Stacy H. 103 Court
Stedman C. H. 6 Montgomery pL
Stevens Calvin, 158 Tremout
Stevens John, 2 Howard
Stevens N. C. 6 Brookline
Stone H. Osgood, 17 Bedford
Stone James W. 6 Bowdoin sq.
Storer D. H. 14 Winter
Strong Woodbridge, 5 Cambridge
Sumner Frederick A. 1 Central pi.
Taft A. C. 11 CornhiU
Talbit I. J. SHoward
Tarbell J. A. 37 Pinckney
Thaxter D. McB.,Broad'y,n. Dorch.
Thayer David, 40 Beach
Thomson G. N. 286 Washington
Thorndike W. H. 31 Chelsea
Tobie I. W. 34 Salem
Tower George, 1 S. Bennet
Townsend Solomon D. IS Somerset
Townsend W. E. 8 Cambridge
Tucker E. G. 1 West (dent.)
Tucker J. 4 Hamilton pi. (dentist)
Upham J. B. 31 Chestnut
Walker W. J. 3 Bullinch
Ward Henry A. 228 Tremont
Ware Charles E.6 Temple place
Warren Ira, 3 Avon pi.
Warren John C. 2 Park
Warren J. Mason, 6 Park
Warren J. W. Jr. 49 Harrison ave.
Watson A. A. 25 Harr. av., c. Beach
Weld 51. W. 14 West
Weymouth A. L. 120 Court
Whipple S. S. 172 Harrison av.
White R. 1 Moon iz 165 Broad
Whitney W. J. 167 Federal, c. High
WiUard F. A. 192 Shawmut avenue
Willard Henry, 8 Oak
WiUiame H. "*V. 33 Essex (oculist)
Williams J. L. 158 Tremont (dent.)
Wood J. A. 215 & 229 Wash.
York J. C. 130 Fourth
York J. H. 206 Broadway
Physicians.
Barrington John, Fourth, c. C
Barrows H. G. 282 Tremont
Barker L. M. 39 Pleasant
Bartlett James, 265 North
Bartlett Ezra, 16 Henry
Btrnstill Joseph, 10 Essex
Boardman Geo. N. 28 Eliot
Bronson C. P. 186 Washington
Channing J. W. 40 Albany
Chapman Francis, 16 Joy
Clark Charies M. 1 Bennett pi.
Coggswell Francis, 20 Winter
Cooper Wm. H. 208 Hanover
Cross J. B. 19 Temple pi. (med.
electrician)
Davis Geo. H. 208 Hanover
Darbv R. H., Fleet, cor. Moon
Dix S. R. 27 School
Dolby Wm., Wash. Coffee House
Dunton Wm. L. 3 Dover pi.
Ellis Thomas T. 52 High
Fabvan George, 191 Salem
Fitch V. H. 29 Hanover
Foss Stephen 86 Court
Gale Levi B. 339 Hanover
Girardin L. 2 Eliot
Geist C. F. 49 Essex
Goulet A. 113 Broadway
Gove Hiram, 112 Meridian, (homoB.)
Grifiiu S. W. 268 Washington
Hall Luther, 28 Havre (homce.)
Hall Alfred G. 3 Central ct.
Hamersly Henry, 18 Pleasant
Hartnett M. K. 1 Quincy pi.
Henderson Wm. 3 Hunnewell pL
Hewett S. C. 25 Rowe
Hughes John B. 21 Endicott
Huntoon H. P. 173 Cambridge
Kelley J. C. 271 Tremont(analytical)
Knight Edward, 259 Tremout
KnoxTlios.P.2yMvrtle
Krebs Francis H. 1 Park
Laug Daniel, 75 Southac
Leach Wm. 61 Warren
Ludwig W. 50 Fleet, c. North
Macfarland L. 1 Asylum
McMahon J. B., Moon,c.Moon Bt.ct
Morrill F. 15 Howard
Mortimar Charles A. 49 Albany
Niles J. N. 10 Lowell
Oakes Asa H. 140 Court, (electric.)
O'Reillcy P. 119 Prince
Paterson J. T. 25 Winter
Perham Samuel, 15 Minot
Plummer Henry, 64 Cross
Reira O. 4 Somerset
Richards John B. 99 Dorchester
avenue
Rock J. S. 210 Hanover
Root O. D. 65 Meridian
Sanders O. S. 9 Bowdoin (homoeo.)
Sargent Ignatius, 250 Wasliington
(homaeopathic.)
Small Ebenezer, 19 Franklin
Smith T. H. Richmond, c. Salem
Spear E. D. 18 Kneeland
Sunderland LaRoy, 28 Eliot
Tewksburv C. 123 Leverett
Walsh John D., Washington sq.
V.'alsh W. M. 1 Garden court:
Watts Henry R., B, near Third
Wesselhoeft W. 22 Bedford (homce.)
Whitman E. F. 116 Court (oculist &
aurist)
Physicians. (Botanic.)
Abbot J. & B. F. 214 Hanover
Ames S. C. 214 Han. & 11 Meridian
Chapman Jonas W. 4 Salem
Cheever Joseph, 1 Tremont Temple
Clark J. J. Ill Hanover
Darling E. 1 N. Margin
Humphrey H. 114 Fourth
Jackson Joseph, 102 Court
Jenkins S. 250 Broad
Macomber P. R. 6 Lowell
Mason J. D. 116 Court
Paddleford Wm. F. 31 Salem
Pinkerton T. H. 80 Cambridge
Shaw Joel, 735 Wash.
Snow A. 103 Pinckney
Taylor T. K. 17 Hanover
Wright Thomas, 218 Commercial
Physicians. (.Female.)
Adamt Charlotte G. (M.D.) 291 Tre-
Anderson C. 205 Endicott [mont
Bushee E. 3 Bartlett pi.
Clark N. E. (M. D.) 49 Hancock
Girardin L. 2 Eliot
Drisco Mary L. 8 E street
Eaton E. Mjs. 34 Albany
Hunt H. K. Miss, (M. D.) 32 Green
Pike M. S. Mrs. 1 Garaux pi.
Sawin Martha A. (M.D.) 60 Temple
Smith Marcia L. 53 Chelsea
Wieting S. 4 Avery place
Wheeler R., Merrimac, c. Friend
Wiswell Rebecca, 139 Essex
Piano-fortes.
Berry C. J. 124 Lincoln
Bourn & Leavitt, 313 Washington
Bourne Wm. 3»4 Wash.
Brown & Allen, 354 Wash.
Brown & Munro, 569 Wash.
Chickering & Sons, Masonic Tem.
Chickering Jacob, 300 Wash.
De Hufr& Co. 23 Sudbury, c. PortL
Emerson W. P. 395 Wash.
Gilbert Lemuel, 514 Washington
Gilbert T. & Co. 484 Washington
Gray R. F. & Co. 364 Wash
Hallet & Cumston, 339 Wash.
Hallet, Davis & Co. 409 Washington
Harper Edward, 96 Court
Hews George, 379 Washington
Humbert S. B. & J. S. »> Court
Ladd A. W. & Co. 296 Washington
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307
Matt L. 575 Washington
Newhall D. B. 3« Washington
Niebuhr J. H. 314 Washington
Pilce Edwin R. & Co. 8 Beach, trim-
mings.
Safford Henry, 484 Washington
Shirley D. H. & Co. 280 Wash.
Vose J.W.,Treniont, e.Lenox(key8)
Webb Geo. J. & Co. 3 Winter
Wincliestcr & Co. 702 Wash.
Woodward & Brown, 387 Wash.
Piano-forte Hardware.
Byram K. J.& Co. 14 Marshall
Dodge P. F. 10 Beach
Piano-forte Tuners.
Allen S. 339 Wash.
Bradlee Charles, 184 Washington
Chase A. E. 365 Wash.
Conley J. D. 364 Wash.
Cutting G. 5 Grove
Shirley D. H. 280 Washington
Vinton Charles A. 293 Washington
Pickles, etc.
Bradford & Macomber, 136 State
Bray & Hayes, 34 Comhill (foreign)
Converse & llohson, 38 N. Market
DavisWilliam H. 3? Broad
Hamblen, Baker & Co. 17 flierrimuc
Lewis Wm.K. & Brothers, 93 Broad
Underwood Wm. & Co. 67 Broad
Pilots.
Pilot office, 293 Commercial
Bailey Wm. G. 88 Sumner
Barclay A. H., Cottage, c. Sumner
Bruce Jonathan jr. 1(1 Webster
Burrows WiUiam, 282 Sumner
Burrows Stephen, 5 SnowhiU
Colby Samuel, 19 Sheafe
Chandler P. H. 32 N. Bennet
Crispin Willianl, 7 Cottage
Cummings John, 47 Tileston
Dolliver James M. 106 Webster
Eaton James M. 420 Hanover
Fowler WilUam C. 5 Phipps pL
Gardner John T. 1 Phipps pi.
Gurney Henry, 93 Webster
Hayden Abel T. 343 Hanover
Hunt Henrv O., Mar. House
Hunt Matthew, Mav. House
Hunt Reuben S. 7 Terrace pi. E. B.
Josselyn Asa H. 6 Cross, E. B.
Kelly Robert, 182 Webster
Lakm Benjamin, 1 Unity court
Larapee Wm. R. 5 Vernon place
Lunt Jacob K. 163 Webster, E. B.
Martin ElbridgeG. loOWebster,E.B.
Martin Samuel C. 22 Webster
McField John, 156 Webster
McField W. W. 156 Webster
Nash Alfred, 0 Phipps pi.
Nash George W. 17 Sheafe
Phillips Norton W. 32 N. Bennet
Richardson John, 88 Sumner
Robinson David T. 6 Cottage
Small Albert, Hanover
Tewksljury H. A. RS E. Sumner
Tewksburv Wm. F. 169 Webster,
Tremcreti. B.SClark [E. B.
Williamson George, 32 N. Beuuet
Planes.
Fuller C. 18 Causeway
Stevens Jas. (rules), M Merrimao
Tileston T. 73 Harrison av.
Plaster, etc.
Chikls Stephen & Son, 294 Har. av.
Hersey C, Eastern Packet Pier
Hoxie T. W. & Co. 42 Long wt:
Kingsley Elias, 5 Butolph
Roby D. & Co., Roby's wharf, 280
Causeway
Sprague, Soule & Co. 10 T wharf
Wingate Wm. A.,Harvard, n. South
Young C. & Co., Brown's wharf, and
118 State
Plaster Image Makers.
Chickey & Garey, 2 & 9 School
Fodesta Stephen, 12 Green
Plumbers.
Baird George, 66 Cambridge [shire
Bothamly George & Son, 44 Devon-
Clarke John, 122 Court
Ditson Sam'l J. 49 Causeway (can-
dle moulds)
Dudley B. F. 66 Harrison av.
Fessenden A. 554 Wash.
Gallagher P. O., Lewis
Hoskins J. 51 Meridian
Kent, Smith & Trainer, 211 Milk
Learnard & Pollard, 35 De'vonshire
Locke & Cordwell, Barrett (ship)
Lockwood & Lumb, 48 School
Merriam Jacob & Co. 2 Harvard pi.
Mills WiUiam, 13 Devonshire
Pearce William, .33 & 35 Congress
Pieper Peter, Si Brattle
Puffer A. D. 47 Devonshire
Riley M., Richmond, c. Hanover
Roberts W. R. 516 Washington
Ross & French, 10 Boylston
Ross & Watkins. Beach, c. South
Ryan J. & Bro. 14 School
Snelling E. H. Jr., Riehm'd.c. Han.
Stewart S. B., rear 233 Wash.
Tompkins L S. 54 Union
Waters E. 1.35 Endicott
Weston & Lowell, 808 Wash.
Wingfield & .James, Sumner, n.RR.
White F. A. 783 Washington
Zane Joseph & Co. 109 Court
Pocketbook Makers.
Dyer James, 156 Cambridge
Kihlgren C. A. 191 Washington
Merrifield G. V. 51 Cambridge
Nutze E. 27 School
Smith S. ,1. H. 215 Washington
Stroelin Julius, 2 Wilson lane
Thaxter Joshua, 40 Devonshire
Vreeland J. 4 Cornhill court
Police OiScers.
[See Boston City Officers.]
Porter, Ale, and Cider.
Beard Josiali, Howard Athen. (min-
BoUes Jos. 295 Com'l [eral w.&soda)
Burt Uri & Co. 148 Commercial
Calder J. W. SO Sudbury
Carruth D. J. 51 Blaekstone
Kent John, 23 Haverhill
Laird Robert, 26 Hawlev
Lawrence Wm. 14 Batterymarch
Leishraan John, Hawlev
Lieb & Weber, 17 School
McKnight John, 135 Fulton
Oliver John C. 38 School
Pollard J. H. 208 Commercial
Peck Levi, 165 Blaekstone
Raymond P. H. * Co. 10 Court sq.
Richards I. D. & Sons, 39 Elm
Roessle John, rear 351 Washington
Shiverick G. 24 Broad
Simonds Alex. 8 Long wharf
Tavlor John & Sons, 288 Comm. &
307 North
Webber & Brother, 41 Broad
Port Wardens.
Atkins I. M. 156 Commercial
Edes Robert B. 156 Commercial
Howes Willis, 156 Commercial
Pot Ash, Pearl Ash, Salera-
tus, &.C.
Chamberlin Edward, 5 India
Porter E. F. 9 Chatham row
Stearns Simon & Son, 8 India
Thachtr & Co. 79 State
Ward & Boott. 116 Milk
Printers.
Allen B. F. 168 Washington
Batch Edward L. 21 S'hool(music)
Bang Jacob N. 61 Cornhill
Bazin & Chandler, 37 Cornhill
Seals, Greene & Co. 19 Water
Beats Thomas, 251 Wash, (music)
Bemis George F. 22 School
Bense William, 130 Washington
Blake S. E. 124 Washington
Bradbury & Co. f State
Butts I. R. 2 School, cor. Wash.
Chisholm John B. 5 Water
Chism Samuel, 210 Wash.
Clapp David, over 184 Washington
Clapp W. W. 144 Washington
Clapp W. W. Jr. 40 Devonshire
Cobb Samuel T. 61 Cornhill
Coolidge George, IS Devonshire
Cross & Freeman, 160 Wash.
DamreU & Moore, 16 Devonshire
Davis & Brazier, 142 Wash.
Drummond Wm. S. S2 Wash.
Dutton & Wentworth, .37 Congress
Eastburn ,Iohn H. 14 State
Elder WilUam, 52 Leverett
Evans John D. 12 School
Farwell J. E. & Co. 32 Congress
FarweU J. H. & F. F. 3 & 5 State
Francis C. S. & Co. 53 Devonshire
FrankUn Printinff House, 210 Wash.
French J. C. 15 Washington
Hall John B. 15 Brattle
Hall WUliam A. 22 School
Hallworth Joseph L. 37 Wash.
Haskell A. W. 4 Washington
Haven & Jones, 33 Devonshire
Hewes John AL 81 Cornhill
Hickling Chas. 20 Devonsliire
Hoffman M. 4 Water
Hollis & Gunn, 41 Congress
Hootou David, Howard, c. Court
Howe Jonathan, 39 Merchants row
Jenks Geo. C. 21 Comm'l
Jones Justin, 2 Water
Kidder Andrew B.6 School(musie)
Learned. Tompson & Co. 86 State
I>ears Wm. C. 6 State & 56 Wash.
Marvin T. R. 42 Congress
Mead Charles C. 91 Wash.
Mendum J. P. 65 Cornhill
Moody C. C. P. 52 Washington
Moore & Crosby, 1 Water&l 30 Wash.
Murige Alfred & Son, 21 School
Potter J. S. «t Co. 2 Spring lane
Prentiss.'!! S.awyer, 19 Water
Rand Geo. C. 3 Cornhill
Roberts & Farwe'.ls, 3 & 5 State
Rogers U. & Co. 12 State
Shepard Sc Co. 36 Kilhy
Smith Thns. J. M. 5 Water'
Smith .t Plumcr, 152 Wa.sh.
Snow George K. 22 Court
Stacy & Richardson, 11 Milk
Stevens JVIoses, 31 State
Thomas Wm. H. 104 Washington
Thurston, Torrey & Co. 37 Devon.
Torrey Joseph G. 32 Congress
Tuttle H. H. 21 School
Tyler & Blanchard, Maverick sq.
Watson George B. 25 Doane
White Wm. 4 Spring lane
Wier Robert, 4 Cornhill court
WUson John & Son, 22 School
Worthington,Flanders& Co.31 Stats
Wright & Hasty, 3 Water
Yerrinton & Son, 21 Cornhill
Printers. (Copperplate.)
Andrews R. 116 Washington
Barron John W. & Co. 73 Water
Bufford J. H. 260 Washineton
Chandler S.W.& Brother, i:U4 Wash.
Dearborn N. S. 24 School
HoUand T. R. 12 School
Stevens Luther, 186 Washington
Wilson & Daniels, 460 Wash.
WUson W. W. 17 Doane
Printers' Ink Dealers.
Boston Type Foundry, Spring lane
DamreU & Moore, 16 Devonshire
Dutton & Wentworth, .37 Congress
Hobart & Robbins, 66 Congress
HiU Wm. H. & Co. 32 Cornhill
Holmes Jesse, 23 Water [manuf.)
Morrill, Donald & Co. 3 Spring lane
Phelps & Dalton, 52 Wash.
Potter J. S. & Co. 2 Spring lane
Produce.
Adams C. P. & Co. 29 Commercial
Adams C. H. & Co. 57 Elm
Abbot & Leathe, 2 India
Allen & Tavlor, 3 Market square
Ames A. &'J. 34 North Market
Atwood M. W. 6 Lowell
Avery H. N. 43 N. Market
Bailey Geo. C. 5 Broad
Ballon & Hibbard, 6 Market sq.
Bartlett J. W. & Co. 47 Chatham
Bartlett O. W. 3 North Market
Belknap & Co. 55 k 57 Blaekstone
Belknap Lyman, 9 Clinton
Bent S. S. 250 Commercial
Bigelow & Davis, 7 N. Market
Bingham, Joy & Co. 3 Commerce
Birchard E. A. & Co. 1 Central wf.
Birchard Chas. & Co. 21 Broad
Blake E. H. 106 State
Bowen D. W. 35 N. Jlarket
Brown & Kendall, 109 State
Billiard Wm. A. & Co. 95 Water
Buttertield & Co. 42 Merchants' row
ChamberlainJohnH.&Co.SM'ket sq.
Clark & Bingham, 8 S. Market
Coffin N. R. 24 Merchants row
ConantE. D. 8 Market square
Cushing Geo. S. & Co. 9 N. Market
Davis f. & Co. 18 Sudbury
Dean Henry & Co. 35 and 37 Com'l
Dill & Co. opposite 68 Commercia 1
Dolby Hubbard, 10 Merchants' row
Dorr, Proctor & Co. 2 Commerce
Doty, Draper & Co. 145 Blaekstone
Edson,Davi3&Harrington,36 Fulton
Edwards Albert, 11 Market sq.
Ellis A. P. & Co. 144 Blaekstone
Ellis David & Co. 3 Merchants' row-
Emerson Edward, 15 N. Market
Emerson Henry, 34 N. Market
Emerson & Fitz, 81 Market sq.
Ewings W. W. 37 N. JIarket
Fisher Solon, •/! N. Market
FoUctt, Chandler & Co. 18 Merch.r.
Foster & Wilkins, 138 Bltckstone
Furbish Stephen, 105 State
Gay Timothy, 128 Blaekstone
Garland David D. 110 Lincoln
Gilmore G. M. & Co 1 Market sq.
(Jove Calvin & Co. 24 Commercial,
& 1 North Market
Grace Patrick J. asi Cambridge
Hamblen B. B. 76 Comraercial
Hatch, Hill & Co. 34 Broad
Uobbs J. C. 151 Harrison av.
Hodges, Bates & JNlessenger, Low-
ell, c. Causeway
Holden & Griswold, 37 Merch. row
Holden & Winslow,12 Mereh. row.
Horton Wm. 140 & 142 Blaekstone
Hunter Wm. 1 & 12 FaneuU HaU
Huntley R. 9 N. Market
Hunting A. R. 4 Merchants' row
Jones Jonathan, jr. 3 India wf.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
King, Hovey & Co. 60 Blackstone
Lindsay John P. 4 N. Marker
Lamson J. Jr. 5 N. E. block
Lane D. P. & Co. 32 Merchants row
Lovejov S. A. & A. W. 127 State
31arsha"ll F. H. 9 Market eq.
Meloon & Chapin, 48 Blackstone
Merriara & Co. 42 Merchants' row
Miller Geo. N. & Co. 42 Blackstone
Moulton N. H. 55 Brattle
Murphy 0. 4 Market sq^uare
Pickering M. IS Broad
Place S. M. 10 Merchants row
Proctor H. 128 Leverett
Proctor & Wood, 2 City whf.
Raymond & Wood, II S. Market
Haymond Z. L. U N. Market
Rea Samuel, 9 N. Market
Read & Watts, (cellar) .'> F. H. M.
Reed & Forbush, 21 Merchants row
Reed Ransom, 4 Chatham row
Rice George H. 46 Brattle
Rich & Small, 96 Commercial
Richardson G. B. & Co. 1 Market sq.
Roberts Jas. W. & Co. 8 S. Market
Robinson E. & W. 28 Merch. row
Sartwell & Humphrey, 47 North
Market
Scales D. & Co. 74 XJtii
Stratton & Moors, 116 State
Taylor N. D. V. & Co. 15 Merch. r.
Tisdale & Hayward, 13 N. Market
Townsend C. E. 41 N. Market
Tuttle Joseph W. 57 Brattle
Tyler J. C. & Co. 54 Cliatham
Upton J. M. 43 N. Merket [merce
Utley, Eoynton & Delano, 5 Com-
Waite A. L. & Co. 49 N. Market
Walker Sam'l & Co. 2 Market sq.
Weeks James W . 10 Merch. row
Wells J. L. & Co. 22 Blackstone
Veaton & KUliam, 6 & 6 N. Market
Provision Dealers.
Abbott Jacob, Brighton, c.Livings'n
Allen S. W., Congress, cor. High
Andrews A. 20 School
Baker C. & J.F. 105 Fulton
Barnard Geo. L. 6S & 94 Cambridge
Bartlett Lemuel, 43 W. Canton
Billings Wm. 60 Harr. av.
Blodgett & Fairbanks, 45 Chambers
Bodge & Merrill, 89 Myrtle, c.Ceutre
Bosworth Benj. S. 8 Pleasant
Bowen O. E. 827 Washington
Bridge Hereman, 93 Chambers
Brigham & Grigg, Hudson, cor.
Curve
Brimbecom N. & Co. 44 Federal
Brown G. M. 161 Shawraut avenue
Brown James C. 206 Cambridge
BrowBSiRobertson,Temple,c.Deme
Burgess & Talbot, Merrimac market
Burrill John, 22 Essex
Bussell Wm. C, Lowell, c.jMinot
Cass John A. 152 Salem
Chamberlain & Norris,56Mt. Vernon
Clancy Patrick F. 82 Fourth
Clark & Bacon, 1221 Wash.
Clark Wm. 38 Bowdoin
Clark Nathan, 98 Court
Coker Wm. 6 Central sq.
Coolidge T. & Co. 123 Charlea
Conway Dennis, 106 Fourth
Copeland M. W. 152 & 154 Cambr'ge
Cutler N. C. 5 Bromtield
Cutter A. P. & Co. 22 & 28 Myrtle
Cutter Geo., Richmond, n.Hanover
Uempsey P. 115 Leverett
Dow & Morrison, 8 Pinekney
Dudley S. W. 725 Wash.
Edgerly & Ridley, 155 Endicott
English A. T. 195 Hanover, c. Cross
English N. F. 132 North
Faden A. M. 755 Washington
Ferren Jacob W., Fifth, car. F
Fillebrown J. R. & Co. 955 Wash.
Fisher Edward & Co. 13 Bedford
Foote Oscar, 33 N. Market
Foster A. A. & Co. 23 Howard
Foster Christopher, Liverpool whf.
Foster Wm. D. & Son, 112 Court
Foster & Barrows, Green, c. Gouch
Fox John, 61 Salem
Frost Seth F. & Co. 174 Federal
Gale D. G. 128 Shawmut av.
Galeano Antonio, 163 Endicott
Gallison J. H. 113 Cambridge
Gleason Wm. H. 104 Salem I
Goodale H. L., South, c. Essex
Gookin & Stodder, 370 Commercial
Hiihn R. F. & S. B. 50 Sumner
Hall D. F. ITi Beach
Harding Isaac N. 164 North
Herrick Samuel, 9S Carver
Hervey & Moore, 39 Leverett, and
40 Cambridge
Hinds Alfred M. SO Deme
Hook Wm. R. M. 65 Salem
Howe B. H. 96 Tremont
Howe Geo. H. 7 Blossom
Hudson Samuel, 42 Sudbnry
Keith Robert, Fourth, cor. C
Kingsbury Benj. 60 Border
Kingsbury Wm. C. 2 Shawmut av.
Lakeman M. B. 150 & 152 Court
Leonard Solomon, 152 Salem
Litchfield N. Jr., Ilanover, c. Com'I
Locke Jos. A. 28 & 30 Salem
Lombard O. C. 28 Derne
Lucas Legraud, 763 Washington
LynamR. 92 Friend
Mallard Charles, South, c. Summer
May John A. 107 Eliot
Mayo A., Webster st.
McAleer Peter, 120 Prince
McOougall Jonn, 1 Sea, cor. Sum-
mer
Mills B. T., Pleasant, c. Tremont
Monroe J. 323 Hanover
Morse Charles & Co. 127 Salem
Murphy James, 98 Endicott
Murray R. F. 16 Leverett
Newcomb C. H. 63 Endicott
Nutting S. S. 132 Charles
Page A. R. 411 Hanover
Parker E. 41 Lowell
Patten J., Tremont, c. Eliot
Perley Geo., Hudson, c. Harvard
Piercy Henry C. 413 Hanover
Piukhara Henry V. 4 Henry, E. B.
Piper Timothy, Bennington, cor.
Chelsea
Public Houses in Boston.
Ramsav James S. 155 Shawmut av.
Reed Wm. C. 51 & 53 W. Cedar
Robinson A., Causew'y, c. Billerica
Robinson Nelson, 32 Merrimac
Royce Bradley, Carver, c. Eliot
Ruhl Henry, 322 Pleasant
Sanderson J., Portland, c. Sudbury
Sanderson L. 354 Hanover
Sargent L. H. 112 Pleasant
Savory & Wendell, Webster, under
the church
Sawyer Samuel W. 11 Southac
Seaverns F. & S. 36 School
Shepard & Fauteaux, 392 Hanover
Slater Thomas, 24 Maverick sq.
Smalley L. W. 186 Tremont
Smith & Day, 815 Wash.
S Prague F. H.
Steele C._W. 103 Endicott
I Pleasant
Stevens C. T., North sq., c. Sun ct.
Stokell John, 535 Wash.
Stone W. W., Mer., c. Causeway
Stowell S. 124 Leverett
Sumner Chas. H. 35 Bromfleld
Swallow J. & A., Thacher, comer
Charlestown
Sweetser & Shumway, 883 Wash.
Taggard & Hall, Grove, c. Southac
Thomas & McClintock, 588 Wash.
Towle & Clark, 190 Harrison ave.
Towle Henry, 90 Harrison av.
Trafton Israel S., Hudson, comer
Harvard
Viles J. 54 Cambridge
Wait Harvey, 97 Broadway
Walsh John, 186 Harrison av.
Wait Gilbert, 74 Fourth
Welch Edward, 91 Fourth
Wellington Seth, Beach, c. Hudson
Wtntworth J. C. 1 Winthrop block
Wiggin Daui«I, 4 Green
Young M. 58 Sumner, c. London
Salt Provisions. Wholesale.
Allen James H. 24 N. Market
Baldwin & Stone, 4 City wf.
Baldwin & Botume, 1 City wf.
BuUard Wm. A. & Co. 97 Water
Ellis Warren, 26 South Market
Emerson Edward, 15 N. Market
Fay Harrison & Co. 13 & 15 Comm'l
Fishers & Chapin, 19 S. Market
Hicks & Hathaway, 3 Commerce
Jacobs A. & A. 2 Commerce
Jacobs H. & Son, 10 S. Market
Knight & Leland, 17 Com'I
Lane Charles & Co. 3 Commerce
Leland T. J. & Co. 22 S. Market &
98 Friend
Mansur S. 38 S. Market
Parker H. M. 1 Commerce
Payson John F. 75 F. H. market
Perrin Noah, 26 S. Market
Pierce Abner, 36 North Market
Pierce & Bryant, 36 N. Market
Pool B. B. 27 South Market
Potter & Demmon, 5 City wharf
Pulsifer D. & Co. 2 Market sq.
Rice I.' C. & W. & Co. 6 Commerce
and City wharf
Steele Wm.M. 40 Friend
Walker Edw.. Travers, c. Portland
Winchester E. A. & W. 16 S. Mark.
Worster & Hart, 13 South Market
Adams House, S7I Washington street, Daniel Charaberlin
Albany Hotel, Albany, comer Kneeland street, Isaac Hall, Jr
Albion Hotel, Tremont, corner Beacon street, J. W. Barton
American House, 56 Hanover street, Lewis Rice
Bromfield House, Bromfield street, S. Crockett
Brown's Hotel, Lowell, cor. Brighton, B. R. Edmands
Buffalo House, 66 Lincoln street, J. Merritt
Central House, 9 Brattle square, Eli Wheelock
City Hotel, Brattle street. Gage & Tucker
City Point Hotel, Fourth street, J. S. King
Congress House, PearljCorner High street, Wm. Hastinga
Columbian House, 176 Harrison avenue, IL HiU
Commnrcial House, 54 Causeway, A. D. Pattee
Cornhill Coflee House, Comhill courtHiram Hill
Cunard House, Webster, E. B., J. A. Pluramer
Eagle Coffee House, Lewis, cor. Fulton, G. Terhorst
Eastern R. R. House, 244 Commercial street, George Nasson
Eastern Steamboat House, 461 Commercial street, P. D. Tripp
Eighth Ward House, 541 Washington street, Chas. F. Sylvester
Elm Street Hotel, 22 Elm, M. J. Brockway
European House, 91 Sudbury, Charles Galliani
Florence House, 103 South, corner Kneeland, Libbey & Boutell
Fountain House, Harrison avenue, c Beack.A. W. Rockwood
Fourth Ward House, 9 Wilson lane, John Wade
Franklin House, 44 Merchants row, Ichabod Samson & Co.
Freeman's Inn, 248 Sea street, near the bridge, Jeremiah Brown
German Coffee House, 155 Pleasant street, Mrs. C. Pfoft'
vjibba Hotel, Court square, B. Wood
Globe Hotel, 462 Hanover, cor. Commercial street, S. C. Brooks
Hancock House, Corn court, J. A. Duggan
Hanson's Hotel.opp. head Hanover, James L. Hanson
Hope House, 26 North street, Thomas Reed
Howard House (European plan), 8 Howard street, P. A. Sinnott
Jefferson House, 18 North street, Michael J. Flatley
Lowell House, Lowell, comer Barton street, C. Stuart
Mansion House, 181 Hanover street, E. Guuison
Mariner's House, North square, N. Hamilton
Market Square Hotel, 8 Market square, Benjamin Butterfleld
Marlboro' Hotel, 229 Washington street, John A. Parks.
Massachusetts House, Endicott, c. Cross st., N. P. & C. P. Keeler
Maverick House, Maverick square, T. J. Plummer
Jlerchants' Exchange Hotel, State street, Henry Dooley
Merchants' Hotel, 13 Change avenue, Ephraim Hayes
Merrimac House, Merrimac, corner Friend, J. Conner
National House, Blackstone, corner Cross street, Hiram Tubbi
New England House, Clinton street, L. Maynard
Ocean House, 113 Dorchester avenue, T. Leavitt
Old Colony House, South, corner Kneeland street, Patrick HoUy
Pavilion, 53 Tremont, D. Harvey
Pavilion Hotel, 359 Hanover, J. A. Drew
Pearl Street House, Pearl, cor. Milk st, Wm. B. Smith
Quincy House, 1 Brattle square, Alanson Long.
Revere House, Bowdoin square, corner Bulfinch street,?. Stevens
Richmond House, 5 Richmond street, A. S. Clark
Sailors' Home, 99 Purchase, John O. Chaney
Shades, 2 Cornhill court, A. T. Readhead
Shades, 2 Morton place, T, D. Park
South Boston Hotel, 73 Fourth street, H. HubbarcT
Stackpole House, 40 Milk street, Alexander Macgreg(»
Stevens' Exchange, 150 Pleasant
St. Charics Hotel, 56 Lincoln street, Wilham Egan
Suffolk House, 10 Morton place, S. B. Kendall
Traders' Hotel, 60 Union, J. E. Boyden
Tremont House, Tremont street, Paran Stevens.
Tremont Street Hotel, Tremont, c. Canton street, G.W. HaselHne
Union Hotel, Maverick square. East Boston, P. J. Hoyjies
United States Hotel, Beach, cor. Lincoln street, Wm. H. Spoener
Vermont Central House, Canal, corner Causeway, A. D. Pattee
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Washington Coffee House, lo8 Wash, street, J. H. Nudd
Washington House, 1185 Washington, Azariah Cooley
Webster House, 370 Hanover
Webster House, Sumner, corner Paris, J. S. Chandler
Western Avenue Hotel, Mill Dam, Edwin E. Watkins
Western Hotel, 114 Cambridge street, E. H. Doolittle
Whitney's Hotel, 74 Lincoln street, Charles Whitney
Wildes' Hotel, 46 Elm,Merritt& Scott.
Winthrop House, Tremont, cor. Boylston St., I. H. Silsby
Worcester Exchange, G6 Kneeland, corner Albany, H. C. Morse
Pump and Block Makers.
Aymar Francis & Co. 172 Broad
Bagnall & Loud, 211 Fulton
Chapman, Greenville&Co., Sumner
Clark Jos. 33 Fulton
Dewhurst Wm. 266 Commercial
Francis & Lovell, 52 India wf.
Furnas H. 303 Commercial
Hosea Samuel jr. 311 Commercial
Kenney fi. & S. G. 86 Border
Thompson Wm. 154 Broad
Peirce .Tona. 239 Coml. h'd Lw's wf.
(steering wheels) [274 Broad
Shelton T. J., Liverpool, North whf.
Wooffindale C. S. 310 Com'l
Reading Rooms.
Democratic, 36 Washington
Merchants' Ex. News Koora, State
Whig.UJ Washington
Refolders &. Packers of
Dry Goods
Forbes & Kobinson, 42 Federal
Refrigerators.
Ballard & Stearns, 16 & 18 Bromfield
Carr Joseph, 2 Market
Eddy D. 102 Lincoln
Ingalls H. P. 47 Lincoln
Restaurants, etc.
Allen Wm. 110 Court
Amory H. C. 36 Congress
Badger O. H. 34 Brattle
Bailey A. J. 19(iJ Washington
Bailey Joshua, 43 Chorlestown
Bnscom & Walker, 2 Post Office ar.
Bates T., under Boylston Market
Bradshaw C. T. & A H. 112 F. Hall
Brooks & Rice, 60 Court
Brown H. H. 6 Lindall
Campbell Abner R. & Co. 6 & 7
Wilson lane
Campbell J. 46 N. Market
Carr Joseph, 3 CornhiU ct.
Chase F. J. & Co. 7 Sudbury
CoUas L. 13 Franklin (French)
Corthell John, 318 Wash.
Cotton Chas. 90 Lincohi
CrookerB. & Co. 54 E. K. R whf.
Crosby K. 8 & 10 Lindall
CrossA.W. 192 Com'l
Currier H. M. & A. M., Merchants
row, c. S. Market
Davis J. H., T wharf
Egerton James, C'sway, c. Endicott
Fish H. S. 58 Broad
Flagg Samuel, Causeway, c. Nashua
Ford Joseph N. 109 Cambridge
Foster & Weston, 189 Blackstona
Foster Stephen W. 136 Broad
French G. L. 43 Brattle
German D. 54 Commercial
Gilson Nathaniel, 58 Court
Guppy J. H. 54 Brattle
Hartson Lester, 48 Chatham
Hatch H. A. 12 Court sq.
Henry Charles C. 96 Sudbury
HLxon & Jenness, 5 S. Market sq.
Huntings Gaboon, 37 N. Market
Jameson & Valentme,! Spring lane
Johnson Charles F. 1 N. Theatre
Johnson R. 13 Sea
Jones A. jr. 169 Commercial
Kipp Chas. 158 Wash.
Kendall S. E. 2 WUsou lane
Knox D. B. 110 BlacWstone
Lucas Henry C. 87 Sea
Learned L M. & Co. 31 Congress
Lewis & Worrell, 359 Commercial
Lloyd F. M. ISO Broad
Lombard C. S. 154 Court
Marston, Sampson & Co. 13 Brattle
Marston & Sampson, 85 Com'l
Martin Levi, 152 Broad
Mayhew D. M. 80 Fulton, c.Richm'd
MiUikeu Francis, 1 Norfolk ave.
Millikin Geo. 5 Boylston
Morse G. T. 98 Lincoln
Moulton Geo. W. 244 Wash.
Murray N. C. 376 Commercial
Norris & Hallett, opp. 34 India
Orne William, 30 Brattle
Page W. 5U N. Market
Pame J. P. under 77 Washington
Parker H. D. & Co. 3 Court so.
Pearson M. 112 Union
Perkins Edward, 39 Congress
Pike T. H. Jr. 136 Cambridge
Pollard Wm. P. P., N. E. House
Prescott W. P., Lowell, c. Barton
Robinson A. L. 3 Portland
Rowe A. C. & Co. 118 Union
Salisbury A. 61 E. R. R. wh£
Sevey J. A., Pearl, c. Milk
Severance C. W. 74 Kingston
Smith George, 254 Commercial
Stark Joseph, 43 Congress
Stone & Hall, 94 Fulton
Thompson J., (cellar ) 6 F. H.
Thacker H. L. W. 108 Cambridge
Wadsworth & Corning, 10 Marshall
Warren J. A. & C. W. 6 Market sq.
Wheeler & Walton, Me. R. R. depot
Wheelock Anson, Mass. block
Whitman Nathan, Court, c. Sudb'y
Restorer of Oil Paintings.
Howorth Geo. 26 Kneeland
Brewster W. M., Cunningham's wf.
E. Boston
Bryer Alexander K. 293 Com'l
Chessman Loring, 281 Commercial
Fenlee George, 205 Comm'l
Low F. & Co., Union whf.
Mair Geo. W. & Co. 31 Fulton
McClennen J.J. 208 Broad
Rodney W. J. & Co., foot Sumner
White Jas. A. 15 Foster's wf.
Roofing.
Barnes Luther, 7 State
Clark Benjamin, 63 Hawley
Farquhar John, 18 East
Fay CT. 32 Friend (tin)
Hayden Wm. 32 Friend
N. E. Roofing Co. 7 Liberty square
Parker C. S. 69 Charles
Pike G. H. 63 Hawley
Sargent J. A. 82 Sudbury
Wheeler G. B., Wheeler's court
Rubbers.
[See India Rubber Goods.]
Saddle and Harness.
[See Harness Makers, also Trunk
Makers.]
Saddlery Hardware.
Dana Edward, 24 Kilby
Holt J. & J. E., 96 Union
Lathrop & Co. 30 Central
Loring & Graupner, 40 Kilby
Mitchell N. & Sons, 1 17 Milk
Taylor H. & Co. 22 KUby
Sail Makers.
Amerige Henry, 1 Coml. w£
Blaney S. R., Wales' wf.
Blaney Thomas R. 8 Long wf.
Blasland&LeachjArch wfT 208Broad
Branson & Cunningham, 1 City wf.
Bromade A. 53 Long -wf.
Child & Crocker, 2 North Market
Clapp Geo. F. 21 Commercial
Crocker & Otis, 11 Coml. wf.
Delano & I,athrop, 6 T whf.
Devereux J. N. 277 Commercial
Dodge P. S., Wales' wf.
Dolliver A. H. 234 Com'l
Dunham J. 4 Commerce
Everdean & Hooton, 7Lewis whf.
Friend Richard, 44 E. R. R. whf.
Gair John, 270 Broad
Uaynes & Armitage. 565 Comm'l
Hutchinson & Burrill, 98 ComL
Kemp S. 35 Commercial
Kingman Geo. & Co. 62 Comm'l
Lainperell, Marble & Benson, 357
Comm'l
Lambert C. S. 3 E. R. R. wharf
Loring & Gushing, 106 Commercial
Loring Jona. & Son, 300 Commerc'l
Martin Benjamin T. 21 Com'l
Mathews George, Constitution WU
Miller R. 218 Broad
Norton Dan'l Jr. 6 Rowe's wf.
Porter, Mayhew & Co., Sumner, opp.
London, E. B.
Porter S. A. 5 Com'l wf.
Prince & Baker, 22 India wf.
Rhoades Samuel, 118 Com'l
Soule & Arrington, 252 Commercial
Southward E. F. 34 Commercial
Swifts Prindall,317 Comm'l
Tuttle S. 190 Commercial
Walker G. 230 Commercial
Yale R. M. 2 Chatham, c. Com'l
Salamander Safes.
Adams Wm. & Co.,Fulton, c. Gross
Denio&Roberts,X!auseway,c. Friend
Edwards, Femald & Go. 48 Congress
Homers & Ladd, 13 Union
Jones Samuel, 35 Merchants row
Kershaw R. & Co. 89 Charlestown
Smiths Felton, Sea, c. Furnace
Stover Geo. 2 Beverly
Wilder John E. 25 Merchants row
Salt Stores.
Bent & Blake, 48 Long wf.
Clark & Baker, 27 Long whf.
Holbrook Edward, 51 & 62 1-ons ■!
Oakes E. & Co. 51 & 52 Long wf.
Oakes James, 49 Long wf.
Sears Paul, Jr. 31 Long wf.
Robinson Geo. C. 1 Long wf.
Sand. (House.)
Curtis Frederick, 48 Sea
Dodge P. S., Bull's wharf
Sawyer J. M., Brown's wharf
Colby Philip N. 421 Tremont
Coolidge J., Merrimac, c. Causeway
Feeley P. 433 Tremont
Morton Thomas, 44 Albany
Richards & Co. 94 Utica
Whiting O. R. 179 Blackstone
Woods S. A., Page's Mill, First, n. E
Saw Manufacturers.
Griffiths Charles & Go. 62 Congress
Henshaw & Clemson, 31 Exchange
Krueger H., Haverhill, c. Travers
Mousley Wm. & Son, 75 Haverhill
Orne E. S. 77 Haverhill
Sawing &/ Planing.
Boston Planing Co. 187 Sea
Coolidge C. G. 19 Hawley (sweep &
Curtis H. 458 Harrison avenue [fret
Gray Joseph T. 8 Beach (sweep and
fret)
Hall Isaac, Second, near E
HUl E. A. 96 Decatur, E. B.
Keating J. F., Merrimac, c. Causew.
Libby E. G. 568 Comm'l (veneer'g)
Liitlehale A. 48 Albany (sweep)
McNaughton S Co. 68 Albany
McLane, Kendall & Drake, lOBeach
(sweep & fret)
Page C, First st. near E
Ross Joseph L., Ivers, cor. Hawkins
Simmons Benj. Camb'ge, c. Charles
Watson & Bisbee, Causew. c. Friend
Woodbury J. P., 88 Border, and 440
Harrison ave.
Scales and Balances.
Chase Brothers, 22 Congress
Drake O. P. (apothecaries') 228 Wash
Fairbanks E. & T. & Co. 34 Kilby
GreenleafS Brown, 34 Kilby
Hosmer Z. 110 Milk
Howard & Davis, 34 Water
Jones & Preston, 7 Market sq.
Stephenson L. & Go. 72 Water
Stevens Amos, 29 Central [F.H.
Walker P. H. 5 Market sq. S. side
School House Furniture.
Ross J. L., Hawkins, elvers
Shattuck Wm. G. 180 Com'l
Wales S. jr. 14 Bromfield
Sculptors.
Brackett E. A. 81 Tremont row
Carew Joseph, 143 Harrison av.
Dexter Henry, 228 Wash. [pie
GreenoughR. S. 19 Tremont Tern-
Jackson J. A. 27 School
King J. G. 12 Tremont
Stephenson Peter. 3i Amoiy Hall
Sealer Wts &< Measures.
Walker P. H. 5 Market sq.
Seed Stores.
Blanchard Hez. 16 Long wf.
Bowditch A. 54 School
Breck Jos. & Son. 52 North Market
Burr M. & F. 23 Broad, c. Central
Clark & Bingham, 8 S. Market
Curtis * Lincoln, 348 Wash.
Davenport G. 14 Comm'l
Dana N. & C. B. 1 Central wf.
Hovey A. H. & Co. 128 Milk
Hovey & Co. 7 Merchants row
Nourse & Co. 9 & 13 Commercial
Parker, White & Gannett, 47, 59 &
63 Blackstone
Prouty D. & Co. 19N.M'rk't [cy Hall
Ruggles,Nourse,Mason,& Co., Quin-
Sewing Machines.
Bliss Wm. R. 35 Hanover
Bowker J. V. 173 Washington
Butterfield & Stevens, 4 Beverly
Gove & Howard, 61 Haverhill
Grover, Baker & Co., Hay market sq.
c. Canal
Howard & Davis, 34 Water
Howe Ellas, Jr. 35 Hanovef
Hunt N. 30 Devonshire
810
MASSACHUSETTS EEGISTER.
Ship
Morey Richard K. 82 Lincoln
Nichols John B. & Co. 33 Hanover
Pond's Dorcas SewingMachine, 173
Washinpton
Singer I. SI. & Co. 47 Hanover
"Wheeler & Wilson, 63 Court
•Whittredge Edward F. S2 Lincoln
Sewing Machine Needles
Manuf.
Patch C. & Co. 11 Haverhill
Sewing Silk Manufact'res-
Bacheller A. & J. C. H Central
Dunham & Hovey, 12 Kilby
Alessenger & Brother, 19 Milk
Morton Norman, 206 Wash.
Warner & Suydam, 153 Hanover
Sheathing Yellow Metal.
BradleeJ. & Co. 34 India
Fullerton & Raymond, 147 Milk
Hawes P. & J. P. & Co. 22 Cent'l wf.
•Jhacher & Co. T,) State
Train E. & C6. 37 Comm'l wf.
Bread.
[See Bakers.]
Austin T. & Son, 118 Commercial
Ship Chandlers.
Bailey .Tames, 232 Commercial
Baker Judah, 88 Commercial
Baker J. & Co. 108 Commercial
Benner & Kilborn, 178 Commercial
Bickford S.L.& W. D. 148 Broad
Blanchard, B'ther & Co. 132 Comm'l
Boynton & llervey, 174 Comm'l
Crowell & Lewis, 120 Commercial
Curtis Franklin, 51 India
DeWoWT. L. & Co. 6 Com'l wf.
Dillaway C. H. 150 Commercial
Eldredge Smith, 14 Commercial wf.
Fearing, Hcrsey & Lincoln, 5 Long
Gammans & Tobey, 164 Broad [wf.
Greene Otis, 7 India
Hinman Geo. 51 India
Howland, Hinckley & Co. 100 Com'l
Knapp Chas. 186 Broad
Merrill T. C. 150 Commercial
Miller & Hatch, 2 Commercial wf.
Newcomb C. O. & G. 308 Broad
Nickersoii & Doane, 12 Comm'l wf.
Nickerson Joseph & Co. 104 Com'l
Pendleton & Pre3eott,307 Broad
Ryder & Hardy, 64 Commercial
Shattuck J. H. 4 Commercial
Snow & Rider, 186 Comm'l
Sweetser & Norton, 4 Lewis wharf
Sumners & Swift, 10 Comm'l wt.
Tenney & Co. 6 Central wf.
Thayer Chas. G. & Co. 22 Com'l wf.
Whiton, Train & Co. 31 & 33 Com'l
Whitten & Elwell, 43 Long wf.
Shipping Offices.
AtT\'ill Charles A. 1.58 Comm'l
Berry P. G. & Co. 242 Commercial
Bowen John, 2.38 Commercial
Brown B. B. V.Hi Broad
Cottrell J. H. 218 Commercial
Currant J. F. 281 Commercial
Fluker Francis & Son, 146 Com'l
Fogg L. G. 252 Commercial
Grant P. W. & Co. 211 Commercial
Harding N. & Co. 118 Commercial
Hatch Geo. M. 132 Broad
Littlefleld C. A. 298 Commercial
Martin Thos. C. 205 Com'l
Mclntyre & Kimball, 234 Comm'l
Prince A. G.292 Commercial
Sawyer & Keyes, 188 Commercial
Smith W. 194 Commercial
Taylor W. H. 172 Commercial
Yates L. D. 202 Commercial
Ship Smiths.
Bassett Z. 405 Commercial
Bridge W. H. & T. A. 293 Broad
Godbold & Son, Battery wf.
Hathaway J. & Co., Border, E. B.
Herald Joseph, Sumner
Howe John Jr., Tufts' wharf
Jenkins Horatio, 356 Commercial
Leman John, 231 & 236 Broad
Lufkin Nath'l, Bremen, E. B.
Martin Jeremiah, 176 Broad
Nason & Cleveland, Lincoln's wf.
Nute James, Sumner, E. E.
Ryder £. H., rear 264 Commercial
Ship & E. E. Spikes.
Odiorne Geo. 40 State
Page, Briggs & Babbitt, 2 S. Market
Ship Stores,
Avery H. 205 Commercial
Bailey 3. 232 Commercial
Baker C. & J. F. 105 Fulton
Benner & Kilborn, 178 Commercial.
Bickford S. L. & W. D. 148 Broad
Billings George, 26 Coml. wf.
Blanchard, Brother & Co. 132 Com'l
Bliss James, Russia wf.
Boynton & Hervey, 174Commercial
Crowell & Lewis, 120 Commercial
Curtis Franklin, £1 India
Davis & Howe, 204 Commerci.-»l
Gammans & Tobey, 26 Foster's wf.
& 164 Broad
Hinman George, 51 India
Hunting C. B. & Co. 8 Rowe's wf.
Howland, Hinckley & Co. 100 Cora.
Lewis S. n. & Son, 18 Central wf.
JIayo & Brown, 160 Commercial
Merrill T. C. 15J Commercial
Miller & Hatch, 2 Coml. wf.
Nickerson & Doane, 12 Comm'l wf.
Pendleton & Prescott, 307 Broad
Russell S. P. 5 2 E. R. R. whf,
Ryder & Hardy, 64 Commercial
Sampson & Capen, 3 Long wf.
Sargent Wra. C. 142 Broad
Stearns, Eaton & Co. 413 Com'l
Sweetser & Norton, 4 Lewis wharf
Tenney & Co. 6 Central wf.
Thayer Chas. G. & Co. 22 Com'l wf.
Whitten & Elwell, 43 Long wharf
Shipwrights and Caulkers.
Adams * Andrews, n. foot Sumner
Badger & Bailey, r. 205 Comm'l
Bartol B., Constitution wharf
Boole Geo.«£ Thos., Jeffries point
Bradford & Irving, 303 Com'l w£
Brazier &Rumney,3.S6 Com'l
Brown & DiUawav, 42 E. R. R. wf.
Brown & Lovell, Sumner, E. B. and
3E.R.R.wf.
Briggs E. & U. O. foot of K. S. B.
Burchsted .% Leavitt, Pioneer dock,
188 Broad [don Mill
Burnham Andrew, Eagle, n. Glen-
Curtis Paul, Border
Darton Wm. 394 Commercial
Delano M. P., Lincoln's wf.
Dillon James, 232 Broad
Dolbeare E. P. & Sons, 258 Broad
Hall Samuel, Border, E. B.
Hall Wm., Maverick
Holmes & Snelling,320 Comm'l
Jackson R. E. 166 Border
Kelly D. D., Kelly & Holmes's whf.
Sumner, E.B.
Kibbler & Rice, 115 Sumner
McKay Donald, Border [House
McKay Hugh, 4th Section, n. Ocean
Norris& Gay, 563 Commercial
Philbrook Albert R., Sumner, E. B.
Pratt Jairus, Border, n. Central sq.
Sampson A. & G. T., Border, E. B.
Simpson James E. & Co., jeflries
Whiddeu A.G. & S. H. foot Sumner
Shirts.
Shoe Lacing Mannfs.
Jenkins, Brother & Co. 137 Milk
Shoe Patterns.
Silvester N., 8 Blaekstone
Show Cases.
Gould Charles H. 12 Harvard pi.
Hughes John A. 149 Wash. & Har-
vard pi.
Patterson James, 10 Chapman place
Webster Justus, 176 Washington
Wood Moses Jr. 12 Hawley
Silk Goods, etc.
Allen W. H. 216 Washington
Bassett & Frost, 67 Kilby
Bell, Thing & Co. 9 Tremont row
Chandler & Co. 6 & 8 Summer
Daniell & Co. 249 Washington
Geer Chas. H. 3.33 Wash.
Hovey C. F. & Co. SS Summer
Jones F. A. & Co. 1 Tremont row
Pearce S. U.& Co. 71 Federal
Plimptons,Stephenson&Co.53Fed'al
Tenney Brothers, 9 Jlilk
Warren Geo. W. & Co. 182 Wash.
Silver Platers.
Green & Adams, 24 Hawley
Havens S. 176 Washington
Holt J. & Justin E. 96 Luiou
Lindsay J. N. 19 Water
MillerJ. 92 Federal
Rosenthal J. r. 191 Wash.
Unruh J. B. 5 Broraliekl
Vialle & Carlton, 14 Jlarshall
Silversmiths.
Clark M. B. 4 Harvard pi.
Farrington & Huunewell, 89 Wash.
Gordon & Co. 6 Court avenue
Haddock Henry, 13 Court square
Halstrick J. rear 221 Wash.
Harding Webb, 19 Harvard pi.
Harding NeweU & Co. 12 Court sq.
Pear & Bacall, 5 Avery
Rogers & Wendt, 43 Kingston
Stanwood J. E. r. 147 Washington
Slate Dealers.
Crocker Samuel E. 19 Broad
West Castleton Slate Co., John Bor-
rowscale, agent, 25 Kilby
Wilbur Asa s Co. (importers) Tre-
mont row, c. Howard
Slaters.
Borrowscale John, Hollis, rear ch.
& 25 Kilby
Coyle Thomas, 75 Charles
Duncan A. 12 Curve, opp. Tyler
Farquhar John, IS East
Hawkins * Uawley, Curve [Exch.
Herring Thos. J. 73 Albany, office 4
Riley Ilueh, 100 Beverly
Smith & Donald, 47 Kingston
Tillson D. S: Son,107 Friend [Wash.
Wakefield Charles F., Harv'd, near
Warner Richard, Slarginal
Soap Manufacturers.
Dewing S.KX) Lincoln, (patent.)
Earl Thomas, 178 Dorchester av.
Jones C. L. & Co. 4 S. Market
Lee James & Co. 18 India wf.
Sanirer & Davis, 41 Broad
Thayer, Rice & Co. 32 India
Wheeler Nathan, 98 Utica
Toilet Soaps.
Beck & Co. 131 Federal, (raanuC
Babbitt's soaps)
Soap &o Candle Manufact's.
Jackson E. 22 Chatham
Jones C. L. & Co. 4 S, Market
jMorrill J. Jr. & Co. 3 Chatham
Southard, Herbert & Co. 27 Broad
Winchester E. A & W. 16 S. Market
Farrell Michael, r. 52 Union
Foote & Currier, 5 Province
Hamblet James, 81 Haverhill
Millard C. J. 64 Harrison av.
Topliff B. & Co. 22 Long wf. agents
for Maryland Soapstone Co.
Wentworth A. & Co. 60 Haverhill
Wentworth & Chandler, 21 Hawley
Soda Manufacturers.
Browne C. Allen, 30 Commercial
Ireland G. W.7 FrankUn avenue
Rowland Daniel G., Court sq.
Sofa, Couch, &/ Chair Manf.
Caryl Henry, 91 Merrimac
Hersey Wm. II. 3 Sudbury sq.
Holmes & Fletcher, 18 Can.ll
Hubbard J C. 701 Wash, (settees)
Jeffers & Hill, 96 Lincoln, (French)
O'Brien Thos. 374 Broad
Poor & Walch, 16 Charlestown
Skinner A.H 21 Haverhill
Smallwood E. A. 88 Lincoln
WiUis Royal B. 3 Adams
Spice &/ Drug Mills.
Converse & Robson, 38 N. Market
Fessenden & Whittemore, 5 Com-
merce and City wharf
Russell G. C. 5 Merchants' row
Stickney & Poor, 8 Chatham row
Spirit Levels.
Lambert, MuUiken St. Stackpole, 13
Haverhill
Spring Manufacturers.
Brewster Charles W. 55 Sudbury
Dodd G. H. 43 Sudbury
Harmon K. S. 166 Harrison av.
Lilley Thomas, 24 Beverly
Merrill E. R. 22 Jlerrimac
Russ S. B. 12 Charlestown, (sofa
Stained Glass.
Cook & Rindge, 125 Congress
Jones Sc Story , 17 Harvard pL
Stair Builders.
Annable Davis, 128 Charlestown
Applin B. 51 Beverly
Byrne J. 453 Tremont
Edgerton Geo. 26 Beverly
Favor John, 49 Lincoln
Hackett J. C. 35 Charlestown
Hawes & Whitcomb,94 Utica
Hill E. A. 96 Decatur, E. B.
Hosan& Wetherbee, 430 Tremont
Jacobs Joshua & W. C. 36 Friend
Leach S. 435 Tremont road ■
Moulton Geo. 68 Albany
Sellcw Amos, 259 Causeway
Smith iJennis, 26 Beverly
Smith Elisha, Jr. 314 Har. av.
BOSTON BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
311
Smith James, Orleans
Whetter J. D., r. 103 Friend
Stampers and Gilders.
Dean St. Co. IS Harvard place
Dean Jeremiali, 11 Water
Starch.
Apthorp & Co. 3 S. Market
Judson & Co. 10 Broad
Miier & Gilbert, « Broad
Thayer, Rice & Co. 32 India
Tremont Starch Co. 31 CommT
Whittemore W.&F.H.&C0.32 Broad
Stationers.
Allen & Co. 74 State
Boston Stationery House,19 Exch.
Brown, Bazin & Co. 94 Wash.
Calkius.Reed & Bangs, 19 Excha'ge
Clapp Ebenezer, Jr. 184 Wa^li.
Cotton N. D. 7 Tremont
Darling C. K. 15 Exchange
Eayre & Fairbanks, 136 Wash.
Field S. R. 3 Maverick sq.
French James & Co. 78 Wash.
Gay Aaron R. 130 State
Groom Thomas & Co 82 State
Haskins C. A. & Co. 17 & 19Comhill
Hill Wra. H. & Co. 30 & 32 Cornhill
Lane & Wheeler. 18 State
Loring Benj. & Co. 120 & 122 State
Marsh Jolm & Co. 77 Washington
McAdams J. & W. 94 State
Prince J. T. 112 State
Reynolds Wm. J. & Co. 24 Comhill
Simpkins S. G.i32 State
Tappan & Whittemore, 114 Wash
Whipple S. K. & Co. 100 Wash.
Statuary.
Chickey .<t Garey, 2 & 9 School
Podesta Stephen, 12 Green
Steam Vacuum Gauge.
Eastman J. L., Maverick sq.
Steel &/ Copper Plato
Maker.
Gulcher P. G. 157 Washington
Stencil Cutting
[See Die Sinkers & Letter Cutters.]
Stone Cutters and Dealers.
Baldwin & Emerson, Piper's wharf
Davis Charles, loot of Pinckney
Foote John , 418 Tremont & Milldam
Green M. & T. 175 Har. av.
Eaines, Stimpson & Co. 31 State
Hosley & Russell, 230 Sea
Richards Lawrence, 192 Sea
Wetherbee, Page & Co. 198 Cause'y
Wilson Chas., foot of Allen
Woods Michael, 65 Charles
Stoves, Grates, etc.
[See Tinsmiths.]
Arnold & Butts, 38 Water
Barker & Binney, (cabooses) , 209
Commercial & 140 Broad
Baxter Wra. S. 31 Bromlield
Bowers, Pratt & Co. 137 Milk
Binney John & Co. (cab.) 140 Broad
Brown & Urann, 172 Hanover
Burroughs T. 122 Lincoln
Butler & Co. 19 Union, (cabooses)
Carpenter A. (caboosts), 144 Broad
Carpenter Cyrus, 29 Union
Cate E. M. & Co. 104 Summer
Chase F. D. 3(;9 Commercial
Chilson.GouldSi Co. 99 & 101 Black-
Collins J. C. 71 Union [40 Essex
Dearborn J. M. (kitchen furnish'g)
DunkleeB.W.&Co.m&113Bl'kstone
Gallagher Wm. 97 Dorchester av.
GUbert John L. 27 W. Dedham
Gerrish Smith, 38 Union [stone
Goodrich.Seavey & Co.iiS & 67 Blk-
Harris & Lane, 103 & 105 Blackstone
Hartshorn & Ames, 15G Bl'kstone
Hendley James, 719 Washington
Herman L. 336 Washington
Huee & Clapp, 91 Blackstone
Jones Lewis & Son, 9 Union
Kelsey & Hawkes, 52 School
Kohler J. & J. .540 Washington
Mason N. 30 Washington
Nutter Richard, 20 Broad
Oliver & Alay 0, 119 Dorchester av.
Parsons, Sargeant & Co., Charter, c.
Hanover
Pond Moses & Co. 77&79 Blackstone
Pond & Duncklee, 87 & 89 Bl'kstone
Pratt & Weeks, 36 Canal
Prouty David & Co. 19 N. Market
Quinn Michael, 225 Endicott
Read Josiah JI. 31 Union
Rice & Lombard, 12 * 13 Lewis
Robinson E. F. 76 Water
Rogers W. H. G5 Lincoln
Sargent Jos. (cambooses),10 Clinton
Soule & Richards, 15 Lewis
Spence John & Sons, 45 North
Swasey John C.G. 40 1
Uftbrd S. N. & H. G. 1)7 Court
Westcott Thomas A. 15 Jlarshall
Wharrie William, 33 Leverett
White W. & W. K. 11 Franklin
Whitely Edward, 65 Charlestown
Williams Joseph P. 46 Union
Winchester L T. 115 R: 117 Bl'kstone
Wright & Moore, 50 Union
Stucco Workers.
Aldcn Averv, 32 Tyler
Cleary Lawrence, 25 Boylston
Cunningham&.McCann, 39 Portland
Hutchins H. M. 44 Hanover
James Wm. E. 129 Causeway
Kelley P. & T. 37 Bedford
Kettelle Samuel. 114 Pleasant
McCann Peter, 39 Portland
Tolman S. P., Kingston, c. Bedford
Walmsley H.63Hawley
Sub Marine Armor.
Wells D. F. 38 India
Sub Marine Dredging
Machines,
Wooley Chas. 92 Commercial
Sugar Refinery.
Adams S. 11 Gouch
Boston Sugar Retinery, Lewis, E.
B., Thos. Lamb, agent, 134 State
Shawmut Sugar Refining Co., M.
Kingman&Co., Ag'ts, 2 Commerce
Surgical Instrum' t Makers
[See Instruments.]
Surveyors.
Cram Geo. W., Surveyor General,
25 Doane
Surveyors of Oak, Ifc.
Brooks S., Jones's wharf, E. B.
Bryant Nath'l, (mahog. & cedar,) 31
Drew John B. 58 Princeton [Dover
l^eavitt Gad. Franklin H.
Sparrell E. K. 159 Border
Surveyors of Fine Lumber.
Abbott Timothy, 21 Broadway
BuUard Charles, 14 Fayette
Crego Hiram, 10 Tyler
Davis George, 4 WestBrooldine
Dupee Geo. 3;i2 Tremont
Eaton Osgood, 38 Hull
Hall George, 26 South Russell
Hersey Charles, 77 Brighton
Holland Thos. H. 42 Harvard
Kenney John, 204 Fourth
Lefavor John, 2 Porter, E. B.
Marston Josiah, 206 Fourth
Merritt Nehemiah S. 63 Hudson
Milliken Thomas, 36 Ash
Prescott B. G. 143 Lexington
Simpson Charles H., Jefferson, cor.
Fayette
Smith Chas. W. 10 Camden
Waldron Samuel, 103 Broadway
Willett Edward, So Porter
Surveyors of Work.
Bowker Warren, 7 N. Margin
Bryant David, 45 Hudson
Granger David, 17 Old State H.
Hall C. G. 50School
Hall J. R. 50 School
Poole Alexis, 7 Lucas pi.
Sparrell Wm. 9 State
Thaxter Seth, 105 Warren
Tailors and Drapers.
[See Clothing Stores.]
Albee Jos. A. & Co. 129 Hanover
Appletou Henry K. 44 Brorafield
Armington H. E. 136 Wash.
Babson & Deacon, 4 Fan. Hall build.
Bauer An drew, 673 Wash, [chase
Bayley C. T., 134 Broad, opp. Pur-
Bird & Timlin, 36 Bromfiold
Bean S: Clayton, 19 Hanover
Bornstein J. L. 594 Washington
Brigham Benj. T. SI Hanover
Brown & Lawrence, Old State BU
Burditt J. R 140 Washington
Call & Tuttle, 209 Washington
Calrow & Co., Hanover, corner Elm
(boys' clothing)
Carter N. 24 Washington
Chadwick Wm. 283 Hanover
Chaffin & Goulding, 150 Wash.
Choate J. L. 104 Broadway
Clark B. 1 Boylston Market
Collier David J. 26 Washington
Coyle Wm. 8 Richmond
Curtis & Atkins, 6 North
De Wolf Geo. 251 Wash.
Dolan M. F. 8 Washington
Douglass Henry, 13 Water
DriscoU Comehus,14 Court
Earle John, Jr. 139 Wash.
ElUot & Brown, 151 Washington
Ellison Andrew, .16 Union
Fisk & Gushing, 96 Washington
Flanagan George, 76 Broad
Fowle Henry, 15 Dock square
Gallagher James, 5 Lewis, E. B .
GaultWm. 8 Elm
Gavett Geo. B., Tremont, c. Beacon
Grothusen G. A. 220J Washington
Hammond T. 88 & OO.Dorchester av.
Haynes John H. 59 Court
Hollingworth Francis, 835 Wash.
Hudson & Read, 4 Brattle (boys' c'g)
Huntington L. A. 76 Washington
Jacobs & Deane, 21 Court
Jameson C. T. 482 Washington
Janes H. B. 96 Broadway, n. B
Johnson Earl W. & Co. 30 Dock sq.
Kelley Wm. R. & Son, 55 Wash.
Kennard Henry, 104 W: sh.
Kimball & Fisk, 28 Washington
Knowles Nathaniel, 6 Clinton
Locke Edward & Co. 63 Congress
Livingston J. 263 Hanover
Lyon & Powers. 178 Wash.
Marks & Bradahaw, 508 Wash.
McLartv Wm. .34 Sumner
Menard S R. 33 School
Messenger, Cahill & Co. 28 Court
Morse A. H. & Co. 107 Court
Newman Samuel H. 41 Court
Nichols Geo. N. 96 Washington
O'Conner E. Jr. 8 Broadway
O'Donnell P. 137 North& 59 Lincoln
Peyser S. 404 Hanover
Pickett & Donaldson, 166 Wash.
Pollard A.W.6 Court (regalia man-
ufacturer)
Prav John H. & Sons, 51 Wash.
Preble N. C. A. 97 Wash.
Proctor N. B. & A. E. 206 Cora'l
Randidge George L. 25 School
Richardson Albert, 31 Hanover
Robie & Humphrey, 11 Bromfield
Ross J. & W. W. 42 Washington
Ryan M. 35 Exchange
Sahlein David A. 568 & 662 Wash.
Shepard James, 2 Lewis, E. B.
Simmons Geo. W. 34 North (Oak
Hall)
Skinner Isaac B. 129 Wash.
Skinner N. K. & S. N. 17 Wash.
Smith Chas. A.&Co.l Old StateHouse
Smith II. 5J Tremont row
Starbird & Hunt, 35 Brattle
Starbird & Pitman, 31 Dock sq.
Sumerfield Simon, 145 Cambridge
Tobiri Richard, 6 Richmond
Tolman James, 13 Congress
Toppan F. L.&Co.,Union,c.BIackst
Tyler & Studley, 24 Court
TurnbuU George, 4 Maverick sq.
Waite Chas. 48 Washington
Wallis Wm. 951 Washington
Washburn Roderick F. 18 Wash.
West T. Y. 40 Washington
Weatherbee E.T., Sumner, c. Broad
Weir A. A. 86 Washington
WeirRobert, 103 Court
Whitaker Wm. H. 16 North
Williston P. F. 4 Clinton
Winkley & Co. 93 Washington
Tailors' Shears.
Bradford M. L. 142 Washington
Tailor's Trimmings.
Foster D. J. & Co. 24 Milk
Wheelock E. W. 42 Water
Taxidermists.
Mann James, 10 Theatre alley
Samuels Emanuel, Mason st.
Teachers, etc.
Abbot J. H. 4 Temple place
Adams S. Ke v. (young ladies') , Cen-
tral pi.
Adams Wm. J., Kneelaud, c. Tyler
Baker A., Chapman place
Baker Anna W. 4 Winter place
Beaman E. A., Temple avenue
(young ladies')
Brooks W. H, 49 Tremont
Bradford Geo. B. 10 Chestnut
Cushman R. W. 6 AUston
Dame C. C, Chauncy place
Emerson Geo. B. 2 Pembertonsq.
Felton L. B. 15 Tremont Temple
Fisher A. B., 2 Bultinch pi.
Fowle Geo. 372 Wash.
Fowle Wm. B. 6U Wash, (young
ladies)
Haskins D. G. Rev. (young ladies,)
292 Washington
Haughton Misses, 228 Washington
Hodges F. Mrs. 13 West
Hoffman M. B. 274 Washington
Kidder Thompson, 50 Schosl
312
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Lord Mary E. 27 Common
Lowell Anna C. 4 Winter pi.
Parker R. G., Rowe, c. Essex
Phelps Francis, 123 Charles
Taylor M. E. 635 Washington
Thayer G. F. Chauncy pi.
Torrey H. W. 5 Hamilton pi.
Tower David B., Park st. church
Ware A. B. 6 Somerset
Warriner J. 140 Court
Williams F. S. 12 Somerset
Wilkes Geo. & Mrs. 29 Bowdola
Bookkeeping.
Comer Geo. N. 139 Wash.
French Charles, 94 Tremont
Hanaford L. B. 94 Tremont
Payson Jesse W. 94 Tremont
Dancing.
Bell Wm. N. 425 Wash.
Brown C. M. 372 Wash.
Brown J. B. 140 Court
Jones Edward W. 47 Hanover
Kneeland S. 47 Hanover
Spaulding S. H. 460 Wash.
Sum van P. a39 Washington
Drawing.
Carlton W. S. 9 Tremont
Casas F. B. 24 Joy's building
Dav Henry, 215 Washington
Frothingham C. 27 South Russell
WilUamsF.D, 274 Wash.
Horsemanship.
Enrico A. r. 415 WasMneton
Kalapsza John N. 44 Hanover
Languages.
AmoultE. 12 Oxford (French) [ish
Bello Santiago C. 7 Bromfield(Spttn-
Brooke W. H. 49 Tremont
Casas F. B. 24 Joy's b. (Spanish)
Church E. 231 Washington
Dillaway C. K., Mason
Ladreyt C. 228 Wash. (Italian)
Lanza G.265 Washington (French)
List Henry, Chapman Hall(Fr'nch)
Malignon Jules, 72 Kingston (Fr.)
Masse Ed. 11 Hay-w'd pi. (French)
Monte Louis.Winthrop House (Ital.)
Talbot G. H. 293 Wash. (French)
Pelletier J. A.30 Joy's b'd. (French)
Urbino S. 28 Winter (German)
Viau E. H. 30 Leverett (French)
Music.
Adams J. W. 14 Eliot
Babcock Geo. L. 9 Suffolk pi.
Baker B. F. 4 Rowe place
Bancroft S. A. under Mt Ver'n. ch.
Beadle H. H. Salem st. church
Bond A. 15 Beach
Botume £. H. 2 Van Rensaleer pi.
Bruce Edwin, 38 Green & basement
Bowdoin street church
Burditt B. A. 5 Fayette & 69 Court
Butler Charles, 293 Washington
Collier Adaline, 22 Harvard
DeRibas A. L. 2 Seneca
Draper A. 105 Pleasant
Eckhardt Herman, 33 Warren
Emerson Luther 0. 12 Indiana pL
Evert Henry Wm. 10 MUton
Farmer Geo. 0. 34 South
FenoUosa M. 228 Wash.
Flllebrown Asa, 8 Ohver pL
Flint James, 8i Tremont row [bert's
Freemantle Geo. at Lemuel Gil-
Frienzel August W. 0 Acorn
Frost E. H.90 Tremont
Garcia J. R. 2 Seneca
Glynn Wm. C. 38 Boylston
Graves M. W. G Suttblk place
Groves Thomas M. 2 Spear pi.
Hadley S. D. Jr. 105 Hanover
Heuberer C. F. 98 EUot
HiU F. G.21 La Grange place
Hill Sumner, 21 La Grange place
HoUoway John, 2 Livingston
Homer L. P. 282 Wash.
Hooton James, 1 Chardon st court
Howard F. 11 West
Johnson J. C. 94 Tremont
Keane Thomas J., Broadway, c. I
Keith Charles E. 63 Cornhill
Keller J. A. 251 Washington
Keyser Wm. 19 Franklin|
Kreissman H. 14 Hudson
Kreiasmau A. 14 Hudson
Lange John, 21) Temple place
Leavens B. F. 27 Pitts
Marshall L. 22 Tremont Temple
Mooney M. J. 26 Belknap
MuUer F. F. 3 Winter place
Perabeau Heinrich, 1 HoUey sn.
Plimpton Job, BO Tyler
Pray W. M. 23 Joy's building
Rametti Joseph (flute) , :342 Tremont
Rimbach L. 31 S. Cedar
Ryan Thomas, 19 Franklin
Sehmitt G. A. 115 Wash.
Shaw John J. 3 Osborn pi.
Southard L.H. 265 Washington
Thorp Andreas T. 84 Pinckney
Tompkins D. A. 41 Meridian, E. B.
Tuttle Frances A. 2 Village
Waldock W. Jr. 175 Shawmut ave.
Webb G. J. & Co. 106 Mt. Vernon
Whipple J. T. 180 Harrison av.
Wright J. S. 13 Avery
Navigation.
Comer Geo. N. 139 Washington
Penmanship.
Bills A. D. 94 Tremont
Carlton W. D. 9 Tremont
Comer Geo. N. 139 Washington
Crould N. D. 27 School (ornamental
writer)
Payson Jesse W. 94 Tremont
Tea Dealers.
Adams S. P. 177 Court
Arshowe & Co. 21 Union
Crosby L. R. & Co. 153 Hanover
Currier S: Greeley, 4 Liberty sq,
Dane, Dana & Co. 12 S. Market
Dyer E. E. & Co. 141 Wa^h.
Hammer E. C. 102 Fulton (packer)
Harding C. P. & Co. 943 Wash.
Hill, ChamberUn, & Co. 11 Cent. wf.
McGregor James & Co. 7 Central -wl'.
Redding & Co. 198 Wash. & 140 Han-
over and 43 Beach
Telegraph Offices.
Atmospheric Telegraph Co. 24 Mer.
Exchange, I. S. Richardson, agent
Direct Western Printmg Tel. 31
State
House Letter Printing line, 31 State
Hull & Nastasket Beach, Merch.Ex.
Maine Telegraph Co. 31 State
N. Y. & N. E. Union Telegraph Co.76
State [State
Northern Telegraph, (Morse's) 86
Vermont & Boston Line, 76 State
Thread, Yarns, etc.
Andrews A. A. &Co.77 Milk(jobb's)
Austin David, 219 Wash.
Bassett & Fernald, 161 Wash.
Cass F. W. 429 Wash.
Chipman G. W. & Co. 152 Hanover
Clapp Wm. 307 Washington
Clark L. D. 291 Washington
Cobb F. W.403 Washington
Cohen S. & Co. 29U Washington
Dearborn Dyson, 369 Wash.
Emerson D. R. 223 Washington
Everett E. D. 124 Hanover
Green F. A. 297 Washington
Holmes E. & J. 4 Tremont row
Holmes Given, 393 Washington
Howard J. A. 43 Tremont
Hubbard & Osgood, 405 Wash.
Junge Carl F. W. 284 Wash.
King C. E. & Co. 245 & 247 Wash.
Lovett Geo. W. & Co. 242 Wash.
Morse & Coleman, 75 Milk (jobbers)
Rogers J. S. 587 Wash.
Saville Wm. O. 213 AVash.
Stearns Richard H. & G. 337 Wash.
Tufts Quincy, 105 Washington
Vanstane W; 311 Washington
Warren Vamum & Co.l56 Hanover
Whitney N. D. & Co. 193 Wash.
Tiles.
story Jos., Tremont Row, c. How'd
Tinsmiths &> Sheet Iron
Workers.
Acres George T. 268 Commercial
Baldwin C. B. 226 Broadway
Baxter Wm. S. 31 Bromfield
Binney John & Co. 140 Broad
Blaney A. 169 Cambridge
Brown & Urann, 172 Hanover
Brown George. 11 Marshall
Burroughs 'Thomas, 122 Lincoln
Carpenter Alfred, 141 Broad
Cate E. M. & Co. 104 Summer
Chilson. Gould & Co. 99 Bl'kstone
ColUnsJ. C.71 Union
Dearborn J. M. 40 Essex [Chester
Dearborn Henry, Broadway ,n.Dor-
Dillingham Isaac, 38 Blackstone
Dunklee B. W. & Co. Ill & 113
Blackstone
Gilbert John L.27 W. Dedhara
Hendley James, 719 Washington
Hunt Henry J. & Co '
Jones L. & Son, 9 Union
• J. & Co. 91 Water
KaUher Thaddeus, 44 Eliot
Kelsey & Hawkes, 52 School
Knight J. S. 12 N. Market
Koffler J. & J. 540 Washington
Lambord Wm. 248 Commercial
Milk J. & J. M. 606 Washington
Oliver & Mayo, 119 Dorchester ave.
Peterson A. 236 Washington
Quinn Michael, 225 Endicott
Rice & Lombard , 12 & 13 Lewis
Rogers W. H. 65 Lincoln
Shell Wra. 10 Kneeland
Soule fi Richards, 15 Lewis, E. B.
Swan Daniel, 88 Cambridge
Thaxter Levi, 78 Comm'l
Watson Wm. 2 Richmond
Waterman N. 83 & 85 Cornhill
Weston & Lowell, 808 Wash.
Wharrie Wm. 33 Leverett
Williams Joseph P. 46 Union
Wright & Moore, 50 Union
White Geo. 405 Hanover
Wood James L. 69 Haverhill
Tobacco.
[See Cigar and Snuff Stores]
Brewer C. & Sons, 14 S. Market
Brown & Whitney, 24 Merch. row
Brownell I. A. 79 Broad
Carruth D. J. 51 Blackstone
Carruth Geo. T. & Co. 85 Hanover
Colby Ben j . 46 India
Dodd James E. 39 India
Dodd John, 39 India
Dodd John A. 39 India
Fisher & Co. 23 & 24 Central wf.
Greenwood J. W. & Co. 33 Excha'ge
Parker, White & Gannett, 47 Black-
Robertson John C. 223 Com'l [stone
Sullivan D. F.& Co. 3 Chatham row
Tilton S. & Co. 10 Central whf.
Wainwright H. C. 17 Central wf.
Way A. 2 Blackstone
Wiggin R. P. 43 Broad
Wilder & Estabrook, 3 Chatham row
Truckmen.
Ames Daniel G. 20 Broad
Andrews £. T. 77 Causeway
Arnold & Smith, head Comm'l wht
Bancroft T. 12 India
Bonner John, 18 Lewis wf.
Buttrick & Co. at Custom House &
20 Commercial wf.
Campbell P. & Co. 14 Lewis wf.
Critchet J. H. & Co., Sumner and 41
N. Market
Dauforth & Elliott, 14 Blackstone
Darling A. H. 15 Merchants' row
Doolittle & Pennell, 20 Broad
Doolittle Seth 0. 136 Milk
Downes Simeon E. 8 Long w£
Dunbar P. & Co. 36 India
Dyer A. H. & Co. opp. 16 Long w£
East Boston office, 18 Lewis, E. B.
Estabrook J. W. S: Co., Central st.
Fisher Henry, 2 Congress square
Fisher David, 45 Broad
Fisk S. C. Jt G 19 Chatham
Flanders & Eastman, 12 Central wf.
Gile S. & M. 47 Long wharf
Johnson, Welch & Co., Liberty sq.
Laws Hosea, Central, c. Broad
Littlefield J. 1 Blackstone
Long Wm. C. & Co. 188 Broad
March A. H. 5 Blackstone
Meads John B. & Co. 40 India
MUes E. M. 136 Milk
Morton P. S. 7 Chatham
Nason .% Littlefield, 56 Commercial
Page, Noyes & Co., Milk,c. Kilby
Packard & Parsons, 12 Long wh£
Packard Sewall, 53;i Commercial
Prescott John C. 20 Broad
Robinson James, opp. 27 Long w£
Salsbury J. G. & Co. 2 Chatham row
Say ward A. H. & Co. 11 S. Market
Scales D. & Co. 74 Utica
Simonds Thos. E. 316 Coml.
Smith L. & Co., head Lewis whf.
Snows Mathews, Sumner
Squires K. 4 Foster's wf.
Wheelock P. 3 S. Market
Whitcher J. S. 15 North Market
White & Patch, 9 Custom House et
Whiton J. D. 43 North Market
Williams W. W. 20 Broad
Trunk Makers.
BeU Wm. 196 Tremont
Brown Wm. G. 522 Washington
Clark A. A. 5 Elm & 15 School
Cooper E. M. & Co. 14 Pleasant
Cummings Josiah, 44 Union
Easter Samuel, 28 Hawley
Edmunds Griffith, 54 Devonshire
Fay G. P. & B. W. 3 Dock sq.
Haley J. G., Milk, c. Devonshire
Hobart Ralph, 28 Pleasant
Horton Calvin, 14 Marshall
Horton Lewis, 16 Union
Horton Reuben, Jr. 75 Haverhill
McDonald Alexander, 44 School
Neat N.& Son, 30 Elm
Pratt & Westacott, 138 Court
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
313
Roberts David, 6fl naverllill
Tucker J. 30 Portland
Tyler J. L., Union, c. Marshall
■yVinship & Roulstone, 13 Elm
Truss Makers.
Bartlett & Butman 18G Washington
(supporters and shoulder braces)
Cheever J. 1 Treinont Temple
Foster J. F. 533 Washington
Foster Mrs. (ladies') , 533 Wash.
Miller James & Co. 2i BromfleW
Miller Mrs. (Indies) 'U Bromtield
Phelps ,1. W. BS Treniont
Wilson N. 215 Wash, (supporters)
Turners.
Blake C. & Co. 04 I'tiea
Bradford F. A. 17 Harvard pL
Brown W. E. 1 Andover
Clark Daniel, roar 8 Beach
Conroy Edward, iXi Kneeland
Coolidge C. C. 19 Hawley
Engel I. 81 Causeway (fancy)
Hill E. A. 91) Decatur
Knowlton Wra. C. 187; Sea
McLean, Kendall & Drake.lO Beach
McNaughton D. & Co. 68 Albany
Ross Joseph L., Hawkins, c. Ivers
Schautfler & Leukhardt, 364 Wash.
Schnur Joseph, 144 Washington
Trafton Joel H., First, n. ^
Watson & Bisbee, Cause w. c. Friend
Twine.
CSee Line and Twine.]
Tubes.
Braman, Perham & Co. 8 Charlesto'n
Pike W. G. & Co. 20 Charlestown
Walworth J. J. & Co. 22 Devonahire
Type and StereotyiJe.
Boston Stereotype Foundry, Cha3.
J. Peters, agent. Spring lane
Boston Type Foundry, J. K. Rogers
& Co., Spring lane
Curtis's Type Foundry, Curtis E.
A. 37 Wash.
Dickinson Type Foundry, Phelps
& Dalton, 52 Washington Ctype
Hobbs Charles, 41 Congress, electro-
N. Engl'd Type & Stereo. Foundry,
Hobart & Robbins, 60 Cong.
Umbrellas.
Blanchard Wm. E. 3 Boylston Mar-
ket (parasol manutl)
Clapp C. C. & Co.,Court, cCornhiil
Ellis Nathaniel & Co. 49 & 61 Court
LiUey John, 65 Court
Lyon Joseph, 248 Washington
Prentiss Henry, 33 Court
Pvobbins George W. 83 Court
Schauffler & Leukhardt. 364 Wash.
Tolnian George S. 133 Wash.
Tolraan Henry. 153 Washington
Wade E. H. 197 Wash.
Weis Frederick, 184 Wash.
Undertakers.
Benson Constant T. 82 Prince
Cole Job T. 132 Fourth
Cooley Wm. 42 Cambridge, & 81
Sudbury
Cook Charles, 125 Hudson
l>illon Richard, 2 Avery pi.
Faxon Oren, 7(M Wash. & 5 Orange
Field Philip E. 63 B. South Boston
Gugenheimeri). 102 Warren
Houghton Charles, 167 SUver, n, B
IngersoU J. D. 77 Charter
Jones Lewis, r. St. Paul's ch. Trem.
Peak John, 7 Leverett & 36 Friend
Pierce J. W. 12 Purchase
Pratt Caleb 1. 179 & 2(KI Federal
Smith Franklin, 251 Tremont
Tiirbell L. L. 51 Sudbury & 14 N.
Russell
Tiukham J. 106 Beach
Whitcomb Levi, r. 233 Washington
Whitcomb Levi L. Ill Meridian
White John, 50 Meridian, E. B.
Whit: ley Nahuni P. la Blossom
Willcutt Wm. 51 South
Upholsterers.
Allen A. II. 2 Dock sq.
Bacall Wm. K. 387 Wash.
Beal .f. H. & Brother, 3 & 4 Holmes'
bl. Haymarket sq.
Blake James G. 12 Cornhill
Blake, Ware & Co. Brat.n. Dock sq.
Bruce Chas. H. 304 Wash.
Burditt Geo. W. 550 Wash.
Croome George, 176 Wash.
Cunningliam Henry, 15 Bromfield
Currier 11. M. 4'J Tremont
Doe, Hazelton & Co. 44 Cornhill
Elder Robert, 274 Washington
Ferguson James, 164 Comm'l
Fosgate M. G. 73 Chambers
Fowle John D.&Co. .352 Washington
Harrington F. 2&5 Washington
Herbert J. F. & Co. 23 Salem
Hersey W. H. 3 Sudbury sq.
Hirth Daniel J. 38 Hanover
HixonEdw. 71 Cornh.,& 170 Wash.
Kimball C. M. 656 Wash.
Lemon Henry. 9 Kineston
Lemon H. Jr. 290 Wasliington
Mackie Robert, 57i Court
Mathews & Hoyt. 8 IVIerriraac
Paul J.- & Co. 10 Tremont row
Pearson G. D. 26 Bromfield
Phillips Edwin Jr. 47 Cornhill
Sales Room & office of the Institnfn
for the Blind, 20 & 22 Bromfield
Smallwood E.A. 1 R.R. blk. Linc'n
Steele F. A. 371 Wash.
Stevens G. W. 601 Wash.
Viner & Turner, 16 West
Whitmore G. D. 342 Washineton
Woodward & Beal, 464 Washington
Upbolsteresses.
Bennet Nancy, 6 Oliver pi.
Floyd Martha, Kneeland, c. Wash.
Leman Mrs. 4 Essex pi.
Wordsworth M. S. 102 W. Cedar
Upholstery Goods.
Seal Wra. L. 20 Tremont
Champney H. T. 20 Tremont
Hobart, White & Metcalf, 55 Water
(carriage)
Upholstery Trimmings.
Baker J. & Son, 8 Water
Baker Theodore, U Water (tas.iels)
Beal Wm. L. 20 Tremont
Champney H. T. 20 Tremont
Cunningham H. 15 Bromfield
Kelty G. L. & J. B. 19 Milk (manuf.)
Sprague J. & Co. 23 Water
Varnish &o Japan Manuf.
Ball E. W. 7 Long wharf
Judson & Co. 10 Broad
Hyde M. S. 17 East Castle
Merriam O. W. 127 Fulton.^
Rogers A. W. 57 Charlestown
Salmon J. M. 28 Hawley
Varnishing and Polishing.
Rand & Emerson. 2 Boylston
Riie.v R. H. 526 Wash.
Robmson John, 113 Court (French)
White & Co. 23 Sudbury.c. Portland
Cutter H. & Co. 4 Charlestown
Parker tiarrison, 5 Charlestown
Parker L. & Co. 11 Charlestown
Prime, Kenney & Co. 13 Charlesto'n
Venetian Blinds.
Locke C. B. 57i Court
Ventilators.
Jones L. & Son, 9 Union (Emer-
son's ship)
Whiteley Edward, 63 Charlestown
Veterinary Surgeons.
Croker R., Travers, c. Portland
Dadd Geo. H. 46 Salom
Lillyman Wm. H., Bumstead ct., &
58 Bedford
Wood C. M. 6 Causeway
Vinegar.
Bafcie D., Second, n. E
Butterfleld S. 24.i Long wf.
Jenney S., Second, n. E
Johnson Philip, 29 E. R. B. wharf
Schmidt L. & Co. 602 Washington
Torrey G. W. & Co. 25 S. Market
Vise Makers.
Massy James, 19 Plymouth
Woolley John,6 Salutation
Watch Makers.
Adams D. R. 220 Hanover
Adams Geo. E. 295 Washington
Adams 1. 653 Washington
Bacon & Smith, 6 Elm
Bailev,Kettell & Chapraan,205TVa8h.
Bell Joseph G. 220 Hanover
Bement C. H. 5 Market square
Bigelow, Brothers, & Kennard, 121
Bigelow J. J. 159 Wash. [Wash.
Blodgett Charles W. 377 Wash.
Bond Charles, 1 Franklii
. & Sons, 17 Congr
IWas
Byron Daniel, 76 Broad
Jurbank A. F. & Co. '.
ash.
Byron J. C, 3 Sumner, E. B. j
Campbell John, 34 Washington
Coffin C. B. 17 Brattle sq.
Crosby Samuel T. 69 Washington
Currier & Trott, 148 Wtishingtou
Drown Charles I/. 224 Hanover
Elson Julius, 1.39 Wash.
Fairbanks James H. 93 Hanover
Federhen John Jr. 53 Court & 11
Hanover
Folsom Rufus, .07 Court
Foster Geo. B. 33 Tremont
Fowler Geo. C. 2 Friend
Fo-v Bernard, 431 Wash.
Gerrish Thos. D. 190 Hanover
Goldsmith H. 428 Hanover
Gooding Henry, 12 State
Gooding Josiah, 83 Washington
Gould T. P. a3 Union
Hastings D. B. & .1. 520 Wash.
Hews Abraham, Jr. 217 Wasli.
Hews A. H. 165 Wash.
Hinckley Henry H. 1 N. Market
Holway P. 328 Hanover
Horn E. E. 18 Hanover
Ireland T. 200 Hanover
Jenkins N., Court, cor. Hanover
Jepson William, 14 Elm
Jones R. 56 Fleet
Jones, Ball, & Co. 226Wash.
Kelley ,T. 16 Washington
Kendall James, 39 Hanover
Kendall D. C. 1 India wf. cor. Broad
Knapp Jesse, 251 Hanover
Lincoln & Foss, Wash. cor. Court
Malm F. 14i Washington
McKay, Spear & Brown, 195 Wash.
Moore C. i#9 Hanover
Munroe Daniel, 160 Court
Neely Thomas, 25G North
Osgood John, Jr. 21 Boylston
Palmer & Bachelders, 91 Wash.
Perkins M. 180 Hanover
Pickett H. J. W. 93 Union
Pond L. A. 141 Hanover
Porter George E. 7 Congress
Pratt Joseph, 145 Court
Pratt Wm. 367 Washington
Raymond F. C. 4 Bromfield
Regally Wm. 4 School
Richards J. L. Jr. 99 Union
Ridgway John, SO Cambridge
Rogers Wm. 17 U. S. Hotel
Saroni A. 231 Washington
Sherman C. J. F. 77 North
Skinner & Sweet, 49 Hanover
Smith A. 767 Wash
Stan wood U. B. & Co. 253 Wash.
Stowell A. 127 Hanover
Strouss S. 121 Court
Tarbell E. 101 Dorchester avenue
Toland John, 102 Dorchester ave.
Tower Isaac H. 6 Market square
Wanckel E. 90 Tremont
Whittemore Joel, 959 Washington
Willard Josiah, Jr. 347 Wash.
Willard Simon, 9 Congress
Wood N. G. 9 Hanover
Watches, Jewelry &/ Plate.
Sigelow, Brothers, & Kennard, 121
Washington
Burbank A. F. & Co 235 Wash.
Crosby Samuel T. 69 Washington
Currier & Trott, 148 Washington
Elson Julius, 139 Washington
Ford James M. 32 Court
Foster George B. 33 Tremont
Gerrish T. D. 190 Hanover
Gooding Josiah, 83 Washington
Hastings D. B. & J. 520 Washington
Hews A. jr. 217 Washington
Hews A. H. 165 Washington
Jones, Ball & Co. 226 Wash.
Lincoln & Foss, Wash. cor. Court
McKay, Spear & Brown, 195 Wash.
Palmer & Bachelders, 91 Wash.
Raymond F. C. 4 Bromfield
Stanwood Henry B. & Co.253 Wash.
Wentworth & Folsom, 57 Court
Watches, Tools, etc.
I Bigelow, Bro's & lvennard,121 Wash.
I Crosby Samuel T. 69 Washington
Davis Samuel, 3 Jlilk
Jones, BaU & Co. 226 Wash.
Palmer & Bachelders, 91 Wash.
i Smith H. W. 32 Wasliington
j Watch Crystals.
Langdon W. S. 4 Court avenue
Water Wheels.
McLauthlin Geo. T. & Co. 108 Sta te
& 63 Albany
Weather Strips.
Carter E. 142 Hanover
Weighers and Gangers.
Atwood Charles H. 20 Com'l whf.
Brewer Nathaniel, 11 Central wf.
Calef James A. 15 Lewis wf.
Child T. H. 34 Commercial wt
Cleaves Nathaniel, 29 India
Crane Horatio N. 20 Lewis wharf
Crowell N, Jr. 20 Com'l wf.
Davis F. C. 13 Central whf.
Dillaway Samuel, 2tj Central wf.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Eaton David S. 26 Union wharf
EUery Wm. 11 Lewis wf.
Hockey Joseph, 16 Long wharf
Johnson N. 48 India wC
Kidder D^ T. 13 Rowe's wf.
Lane Samuel, head Union wf.
Livermore S. B. 158 Comm'l
McCallura John, 293 Commercial
Mudge L. D. opp. 51 India wf.
Ordway Aaron, 3 Long wf.
Ordway S. H. 12 India
PeirsonA. L. 5 Lewis wharf
Sivret James W. 8 Central wf
Sweet Nathaniel, 34 Central wf.
Urann Joseph, 340 Commercial
Wood Samuel, 4 Central wf.
W. I. Goods and Groceries.
WJiolesaU.
Atkins Henry & Co. 37 & 38 S. M'ket
Avery Henry, 205 Comm'l
Babcock & CooUdge, 21 S. Market
Bancroft, Brickett & Co. 28 Long wf.
Bartlett Levi & Co. 2 Long wf.
Batcheider, Mann & Co. 128 State
Bcnner & Kilborn, 178 Commercl
Bickford S. L. & W. D. 148 Broad
Blanchard & Brother, 62 Elm
Birchard Chas. & Co. 21 Broad
Bliss H. A. 19 Brattle
Bliss James, Russia wf.
Blodgett Geo. B. 41 Ferry
Boynton & Hervey, 174 Commerc 1
Bradford & Macomber, 136 State
Brett Wm. F.& Brother, 143 Federal
Briggs, Guild, & Co. 1 Commerce
Brigham, Jones & Co. 26 Long wf.
Bufler, Nowell & Co. 169 Blackst'ne
Carruth D. J. 51 Blackstone
Carter J. W. & Brother, 17 Water
Claflin, Saville & Co. 8 S. Market
Clatk, Jones & Co. 222 Broad
Clifford S. W. 404 Commercial
Conant J. F. 3 Faneuil Hall
Crowell, Brooks & Co. 3S Com'l wf.
Crow ell & Lewis. 120 Commercial
Curtis Franklin, 51 India
Gushing & Clapp, f>8 Commercial
Dana, Farrar & Hyde, Broad, cor.
Batterymarch [Market
Danforth, Davis & Co. 17 & 18 South
Darling George & Co. 19 Elm
Davis & Howe, 204 Commercial
Demond & Robinson, 32 Long wf.
Denton Wm. 98 Water
Dorr, Proctor & Co. 2 Commerce
Dow David & Co. 33 Broad
Dudley J. H. & Co. 14 Broad
Duncklee J. & J. 14 Broad
Eaton C. F. & Co. 47 Long whf.
Eastman & Follows, 89 Broad
Ellis C. F. & Co. 159 Milk
Ellis Ebenezer. 100 State
Emmons John L. & Co. 32 S. Market
Fay Dexter & Sons, Pearl, c. Broad
Faxon & Brothers, 11 Commercial
Fletcher R. F. k Co. 67 Broad
Fowle & Fletcher, 1 Lewis wf.
French John A. 46 Long wharf
Gammans & Tobey,104 Broad
Gardner & Hartshorn, 150 Black'ne
Gassett C. R. & Co. 1,57 Blackstone
Gay Timothy & Co. 22 India
Gilmore & Clapp, 5 Merchants row
Gilmore J.A.& Co. 5 Merchants row
Goodnow D. & G. 29 S. Market
Goodnow John, 29 S. Market
Hall Martin L. & Co. 2 & 3 Mark't sq.
Hall & Myrick, SO Com'l
Hanson John B. 173 Blackst [whf.
Hayward, French & Fuller, 19 Long
Hinmau Geo. 51 India
Howe & Leeds, 24 Long wf.
Hutchins, Brown & Co. 6 S. Market
Hyde John, 37 Ferry
Jackson & Norris, 111 State
Kidders & Co. 17 & 18 N. Market
Lewis S. H. & Son, 18 Cent wf. [wf.
Manning, Stan wood & Co. 15 Centr'l
Mackintire James, 17 Charlestown
Mayo & Brown, 160 Commerc'l
Mclntyre P. & Co. 196 Commercial
Meriam S. & W. & Co. 39 S. Market
Miller & Hatch, 2 Commercial wf.
Morse R. M. & Co. 9 S. Market
Nash, Callender & Co. 85 & 87 Broad
Parker H. V. 116 Blackstone
Parker S.T. 21 India
Peck John & Co. 58 Long wharf
Peirce Silas & Co. 51 Elm
Peirce & Bacon, Old Custom House
Peirce & Gray, 2 Liberty square
Peters, Chase & Co. 50 Broad.c.MUk
Pickering M. 18 Broad
Prescott Harrison, 96 & 98 Water
Preston Elisha & Co. 6 l^ong wf.
Raymond E. & Co. 2 & 9 Fan'l Hall
Reed Wra. B. & Co. 134 Lincoln
Rice F.&F. 118 State
Rich M. jr. & Co. 96 Com'l
Richardson G. B. & Co. 1 Mkt. sq.
Roberts J. W. & A. 148 Blackstone
Robinson &HoIbrook,153Blackstone
Russell E. 126 Lincoln
Sampson & Capen, 3 Long wf.
Sears Joshua, 14 Long wf.
Shapleigh,Kelsey&Co. 19 & 20 India
Snow & Rvder, 186 Comm'l
Sprague, Soule, & Co. 7 T wf.
Stearns Wm. & Co. 9 Chatham
Stearns Z. 84 Kneeland
Stedman Wm. M. & Co. 91 Broad
Stratton & Ayera, 50 Centra]
Symmes, Eaton & Co. 5 T wf.
Talbot G. B. & Co. 88 Water
Tarbell & Dana, 13 Long wf.
Thacher & Co. 79 State
Thompson & Warner, 13 India
Thwine Wm. & Co. 14 Central wf.
Tinkham, Adams &Co.5 Central wf.
Torrev Geo. W. & Co. 25 S. Market
Waldron B. F. 114 Fulton
Wason, Peirce & Co. 7 Chatham
Weld D. & Co. 36 S. Market
Wellington A. A.«23 Dock sq.
Whiton John P. 24 Broad
Wiggin, Morse & Co. 101 State
Wood Caleb, 5 India wnarf
Vi^inslow E. D. & Co. P & 10 India
Wright, Barnes & Co. 120 Milk
Retail.
Adams S. P. 177 Court
Alden John, 164 Salem
Ahem John JI., Essex, c. Kingston
Ames Simeon S. 146 Shawmut av.
Aiken .lames B. 90 Federal
Alden Lorenzo, 394 Hanover
Andrews Chas., Essex, c. Har. av.
Atkins H. W., Travers, c. Friend
Ball Nahum, Dover, cor. Sha^vmut
Barry James, 114 Broad [ave.
Barker W.S. Jr. 2 Lowell
Battis Wm. L., Sumner, c. Cottage
Bicknell N. B. & Co. 24 Howard
Bird Charles A. 161 Salem
Bliss H. A. 19 Brattle
Bliss James, 310 Broad
Bowen O. E. 8'25 Wash.
Bowers James L., Tyler, c Kneel'd
Bowden Samuel, 51 Prince
Bowman O. P. 181 Cambridge
Boynton D. A. 103 North
Brigham & Griizg, Hudson,c. CurTe
Brintnall Thos., Fourth, cor. F
Brock Ephraim, Central sq.
Bro^vn G. M. 161 Shawmut avenue
Brown J. A., Maverick, c. Paris
Brown William, 166 Sea
Bryden C. H., Curve, c. Tyler
Butfum C. 77 Chambers
Burrill J., Meridian, c. Havre
Buss Asaph E. 26 Dover, c. Village
Buss Sam'l L., Grove, c. May
Bussell W. C, Lowell, c. Minot
Butler C. H. 351 Hanover
Butler Newell, 124 Broad
Carter J. W. & Brother, 17 Water
Cavanaugh John, Kneeland c. Cove
Carver Reuben, Charlest'n, c. End't
Chaifee Geo. A. &W.R. 24 Pinckney
Chandler B. Jr. 151 North
Chamberlain A. L., Salem, c. Endc't
Church Asa, 105 Endicott
Clancey Patrick F. 82 Fourth
Clapp Wm. 110 Pleasant
Clark Ira, Ganlen,c. Southao
Clarke B. D. & Son, 699 Wash.
Cleary Geo. T. 771 Wash.
Clement J. 1201 Washington
Cobb Chas. D. 64 Cambridge
Collins James, 84 South
Colman Edw., Kingston, c. Bedford
Comee C. 95 Mer'irac, & 102 Carver
Comee Wilson, 161 Congress
Conant Rufus L. 37 Meridian
Cooledge L. A., Beach, c. Kingston
Cottle J. 45 Congress
Cragin D., Broad, c. Belmont
Cummings Amos, 5 Summer
Cummings F. H. 58 Fourth
Cunningham W. 59 Northampton
Cunningham John, 156 North
Cutter L. R., Southac, c. Grove
Cutting H.,Commercial,c. Hanover
Danforth Benjamin F., W. avenue
Danforth J. 246 Broadway, n. D
DeWolf E. A. opp. 45 May
Diraond Geo. 82 Harrison av.
Dolan M. 238 North
Doherty M. 72 Endicot
Doherty C. 324 North ^ ^. ^^
Doherty Thos.,N. Margin,c.Endicott
Donovan M. H., Warren, c. Ehot
Drew Joseph & Co. 151 Pleasant
Dudley E. G. 267 Hars'n av. c. Dov.
Dutton Benj. 127 Leverett
Eaton C. F. & Co. 47 Long Whf.
Eaton & Bailey, 6 Green
Edwards Pierpont* Co. 6Bromfi'd
Farlow John S.&Co.20High,c.Fed'l
Fisk W. H. & Co. 1223 Wash.
Fisk Walter H., Salem, c. Charter
Flapg Alonzo, 292 Tremont
Flaeg & Forbes, 150 Cambridge
Flaeg D. F. 189 Hanover
FJvnn James, Cove, c. Kneeland
Fo'Uett W. B. & Co. 74 Salem
Ford E. B. 19 Bromfleld
Ford Jeremiah, 158 Federal
French John A. S6 Long wf.
Furbush Milo & Co. 113 Federal
Furlong Chas., Centre, c. Southac
Gage M. 16 North sq., under church
Gammans & Tobey, 164 Broad
George Thos. C, Fifth, cor. E
GibbensS.H. 218 Wash.
Gilbert J. Jr. & Co. 106 Tremont
Glancy & Cannon, 38 Southac
Gourlev John, 33 Prince
Gove Milo, Myrtle, c. W. Centre
Gove & Nickerson, 4 Winthrop blk.
Grant R. 16 Pleasant
Granville O. H., Pearl, cor. Broad
Griggs John H. 915 Washington
Hahn Jacob, 26 Maverick
Haley S. W. & Co. 142 Shawmut av.
Haley & Melvin, 105 Charles
Hall Nath'l, Green, e. Chambers
Hall P. .S99 Washington
Hallett L. 450 Commercial
Hallett & Rowe. 160 Purchase
Hanson S. A. & Co. 40 School
Harahan Thomas, 180 Harrison av.
Harding Lemon P. 168 Dorch. av.
Harding Wm. B. 161 Dorch. ave.
Haskell L. P. 324 Broad
Henderson W. H., Beacon, c. Bowd.
Hisgins E. A. 340 Hanover
Hill T. D. 215 North
HiUman Geo. 372 Com'l
Hinklev Jas. N., Webster, c.Orieans
Hobbs W. J. C. 151 Harrison av.
Holmes John, 60 E. Dedhara
Holton Asher A., Portland, c. Sudb.
Houten Richard, 60 Cottage
Howard S. 42 Myrtle
Hurley P., Oswego, c. Albany
Hutchinson A. B.69 Purchase
Hyde M. & J.,Chelsea, c. Maverick
Jackson Chas. 92 Harrison av.
Jacobs G.C. 72 Friend
Johnson & Co., Broadway, cor. J
Johnson C. S. & Co. 86 Merrimac
Johnson Hiram, 1005 Wash.
Johnson E. S. 1157 Washington
Jones C. G. &W.H. 355 Commercial
Jordan E. G. 93 Merrimac
Jordan Edwin B. 102 Prince
Josslyn F. JI. Broadway, cor.B
Judkins Benj. & Co. 137 Cam'oridge
Kelly I. A., Chelsea, c. Bennington
Kellum John C. 161 Dorchester av.
Kelley Daniel, Harrison ave.
Knight G. & C, Blossom, c. Vine
Leavens H. N., N. Russell, c. Eaton
Leavitt Thos. 112 Dorchester av.
Low Geo. W. 391 Hano. c. Bartlett
Mahan Benj. F. & Co. 50 Long wf.
Mahan John A. 53 Long wf.
Manks J. M. & Co. 133 Prince
Mann E., Belknap, c. Myrtle
Marden D. H. 36 Thacher
JIathews & Hill, 478 Commercial
Mavhew A. C.120 Tremont
Mcelroy John, 11 Merrimac
Mclntyre Chas. D. 382 Comml
McMath John, 133 Prince
McNcal J. G. 217 Broadway
Mendum W. B. 927 Wash.
Meriam Jonas & Co. 95 Leverett
Meredith H. 26 Congress
Merritield Moses, 9 Sea
Miller John, Creek sq.
Moore J., Chelsea, c. Bennington
Moore Charles U. 21 Leverett
Jloore C. H. & J. W., 102 Salem
MooreheadWm., Esaex,n. Kingston
Morrisey J. 4 Lewis
Morrisey P. H. 85 Salem
Murphy James, 96 Essex
Murphy Patrick, 80 West Cedar
Murphy L.& Co., Brighton .c.Poplar
Nason Jas. B. 18 & 20 Derne
Nelson Horatio G. 43 Lowell
N. E. Protective Vnion,— Central
Division Stores— 3. G. Kaulback,
Jr. 93 Water, & R P. Devereux,
149 Blackstone
Stores— No. 3, Broadway, CQT. C
No. 181, Broadway, n. F
No. 5, Causeway, c. Wall
No. 247, Fourth, cor. C
No. 34, Maverick sq. E. B.
Nightingale J. F., W. Canton, eor
Shawmut avenue .
Nightingale W. H. 586 Wash.
Nightingale J. W. 258 Washington
Noyes E. & E. 38 Sea
O'Uonnell Geo. 167 Endicott
O'Donnell P. 37 Merrimac
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
315
Palmer J. P. & D. R. 19 School
Palmer R. M. 50 Pleasant
Parker H. P. 116 Blackstone
Parker Jerry B. & Co. 22 Tremoat
Parker S. T. & Co. 5» Causeway
Paul John, 32 Oak
Pearce R. 63.5 Washineton
Peck A. C.aSCambridge
Peck John & Co. 58 Long wf.
Peirce John P. 80 Sumner
Pettigrew Thos. 76 Dorchester av.
Phelps E. S. 17 E. Dedhara
Pierce Benjamin, 73 Beach
Pierce S. S., Tremont, c. Court
Piercy Henry C. 413 Hanover
Plummer Georse H., Maverick sq.C.
Prescott H. 98 Water
Priest Jonas H.,Walnut, c. Chestnut
Sumner
Purcell J. & Co., Beach, c. Hudson
Raymond F. F. .".35 North
Rca Richard, 102 Fourth
Reed A. 42 Maverick eq.
Reilly A. 21 Merrimac
Rice George, 99 Lowell
Richardson J. J. 3,S6 Commercial
Ripley M. M. 817 Wash.
Rosenfeld C. W. 110 Warren
Russell E. 126 Lincoln
Russell John, 126 Leverett
Russell Wm. H., Sea, c. Kneeland
Ryder C. C. 56 Sudbury
Sanborn John & Co. 49 W. Canton
Sanderson L., Pleasant, c. Carver
Sargeant Stephen, 648 Washington
Sargent Wm. C. 142 Broad
Sawyer Thorn dike H. 79 W. Cedar
Seamans B. W. 81 Hanover
Seaverns G. S. 8 Boylston
SeaveruB L. 27 Boylston
Seaverns Thos. W. & Co. 741 Wash.
Seavey G. S. & Co.,Poplar, c.Spring
Semple Wm. 140 Pleasant
Shimmins Robert, 45 Salem
SkeUey Thomas, 24 Sudbury
Small F. W. 50 Mt. Vernon
Smith & Weeks, Tremont, c. Eliot
Stackpole S. A. 84 Fourth, cor. A
Steams, Eaton & Co. 413 Com'l
Stearns Elijah, 116 Salem, c. Prince
Stearns Z. G3 & 84 Kneeland
Stevens Jesse, 378 Commercial
Stewart C, Nashua, c. MLnot
Swasey G. B. 166 Prince
Thayer John P. 374 Washington
Thing S. B. 60 Leverett
Thomas & Merriam, 488 Wash.
Tilden Nelson H. 344 Broadway
Tilton Beni. F. 4.5 Charlesfcowu
Todd & Phelps, 370 Hanover
Tower Isaac, 192 Harrison avenue
Towle & Clark, 190 Harrison av.
Trafton I. S., Hudson, c. Harvard
Travis Wm. E. 106 Kneeland
Tremere J. B. & Co. 345 North
Twitchell Chas. M. A. 6 Mav'k sq.
Upham Thomas & Co. 505 Wash.
Viles Joel, 197 Hanover
Vose Charles H. 121 Charlestown
Tose John, 36 South
Wallis M. L. Jr. 845 Washington
Ward A. L. & Co., Harrison avenue
c. Beach
Ware & Lane, 101 Cambridge
Welch Elbridge G. 231 Charter
WeUington Charles, 4th, cor. D
Whall Chas. E. 83 Prince
Whelan James, 247 North
White Geo. & Co. 546 Washington
Whittemore N. H., Church, comer
Piedmont
Wilder G. G. & Co. 148 Charles and
40 W. Cedar
Williams E. H. 161 Fourth
Witherby J. 470 Commer'l, c. Foster
Wood Caleb, 3 India wharf
Wright James, 325 Hanover
Wright W. A. &. C. L., Sea, near the
bridge
Wyman Abraham G. 23 Green
Whalebone Workers.
Adams Joseph M. 42 Federal
Bennett & Covell, 30 Hawley
Goddard Nathan, 3 Chambers
Sevey J. A. 110 Federal
Wharfingers.
Barrett S. F., Atlantic Steamship wt
Blaney Jas. M. 28 Central wf.
Brown Charles H. end India wf.
Clark, Jones & Co., Fort Hill wf.
Coffin Geo. R. 6 City whf.
Crosby David, Arch wf.
Davis John, Comey's wf.
Davison E. E. 24 Lewis wf.
Eldridee A. H., Gray's wf.
Ellis H. G. O., Boston wliC
Frederick J., Bartlett's No. wf.
Frost E. R., Russia wf.
Glover James Jr., Wales's wf.
Haseltine Wm. B. 13 Foster's w£
Hersey A. C. 07 Commercial w[.
Homer E. Jr., Battery wf.
Kidder Daniel T. 13 Rowe's wf.
Lang & Delano, 527 Commercial
Nichols George, Eastern Steamboat
wharf
Nichols J. C, Lincoln's wharf
Pearce Geo. W. 30 Union wf.
Pearson J. H. & Co. 75 Long wf.
Redding E.H. 49 Lewis wCE.B.
Scudder Alex., E. Packet Pier
Whittier Wm. W., E. Steamboat w£
Wilder James S., Constitution w£
Windsor T. 22 T wharf
Young C. & Co., Brown's wf. & 118
State
Wheelwrights & Carriage
Makers.
Bird Thomas M. 57 Eliot
Brainard E. H. 192 Dorch. ave.
Briggs Elbridge G., Cove, n. East
Buckley John, 53 Sumner, £. B.
Donaughey Jas., Travels, c.Beverly
Donovan D., Beach, c. South
Laldn S. 391 Broad
Lalley P. & Co. 3 First
McCue Jas., Richmond, n. Fulton
Norris I. B., Travers, n. Charleston
O'Brien W., Lewie, E. B.
Penn Joseph, 82 Canal
Placeman Henry, E. Castle
Rafferty John, Sumner, E. B.
Richardson & Hartshorn, 91 PortI'd
Roberts A. J. 259 Causeway
Russell J. W. 90 Portland
Singler John, 10 E. Dover
Stone M. P., Lewis, £. B.
Stone Wm. P., Beverly
Webber H. P. 88 Beveriy
Wight James, 96 Beverly
Bruerton S. 8 Dock square
Melendy & David, 8 Dock square
Shelton & Cheever,7 Washington
Wheelwright George, 19 Dock sq.
Willow Workers.
Fleming Geo., Charies, c. Camb.
Parker Alex. 74 Blackstone
Window Glass.
Badger C. H. & Co. 95 Blackstone
Briggs & Robinson, 5 E. R. R. wht:
Brown & Knapp, 49 India
Brownbill John, 8 Bedford (British
Plate Glass Co.)
Carruth & Sweetser, 25 Broad
Chapin & Whiton, 42 Commercial
Crocker, Adams & Co. 9 Charlest'n
Cutler A. L. 43 India
Damon James & Son, Sudbury, c.
Portland
Folsom J. B. & C. E. 27 S. Market
King, Dexter & Co. 26 India [row
Loring C. G. & Co. 10 Merchants
Page & Robbins, 11 Broad
Stimson& Valentine, 55 Broad
Wheeler Lewis, 18 Custom H. street
Window Shades.
BruceChas. H. & Co.304Washington
Flint J. S. 56 Court
Fowle J. D. & Co..352Wash.(manuf.>
Harrington F. 285 Wash.
Hayes Jas. H. 3 Chambers
Ingalls H. P. 47 Lincoln
Kelty G. L. &.T. B.19 Milk (manuf.)
Lloyd D. 417 Washington
Martin Pearl, 163 Hanover
Sturtevant R. C. 50 Federal (mauf )
Snares M. S. 658 Washington
Strout & Bradford, 2 Holmes's bik.
Wines, Teas, &/c,
Codman Edward & Co. 95 State
Cochran S. Q. & Co. 30 Congress
Copeland F. & Co. 47 India
Davis H. W. 107 Haverhill (liquors)
Ellis E. 100 Stite
Pettes & McMuUen, 11 Tremont
Thompson & Atkinson, .38 Broad
Williams J. D. & M. 33 & 34 gouth
Market
Wire Workers.
Morss Chas. A. 67 Cornhill
Whyte Oliver, 75 CornhiU
Wood.
[See Coal and Wood.]
Wooden Ware, etc.
Ballard & Stearns, 16 & 18 Bromfleld
Case P. W. 340 Washington
Cummings D. & Co. 42 S. Market
Dexter R. & S. G. 17 Broad
Dickinson, LLncolu & Co. 8 Market
square [Haymarket sq.
Eaton, Jones & Co. 5 & 6 Holmes bU
Frothingham G. H. 56 Broad
Kingman M. & Co. 2 Commerce
Kingsbury Reuben, 21 Dock sq.
Lappen O. & Co. 26 Dock sq.
Robertson & CJo. 47 Broad
Saunders K. P. 534 Washington
Smith E. P. & D. 167 Blackstone
Snow & Kingman, 176 Com'l, & 153
Fulton
Slimpson C. M. 721 Washington
Wakefield & Howe, 30 N. Market
Warner R. & Co. 36 & 38 Com'l
Waterman N. 85 Cornhill & 23 Court
Wise & Lane, 69 Union ^
Wool Dealers.
Bond Geo. W. & Co. 127 Milk
Denny, Rice & Gardner, 90 Milk
Erickson, Livermore & Co. 98 Pearl
Hilton & Gore, 89 Broad
Hurd & Bowers, 31 Broad
Kendall H. R. &. Son, Batteryraarch
Proctor & Wood, 2 City wharf
Reed Lyman & Co. 2 (Jommerce
Ross & Munroe, 7 Liberty square
Simpson M. H. & Co. 31 Pearl
Townsend T. B. & Son, 23 Central
Vila James & Co., Bath, near Cong.
Whitney Wm. & Co. 13 Liberty sq.
Youngi Co. 116 State
Woollen Goods.
[See Cloths and Woollen Goods.J
Worsted and Patterns.
Cobb F. W. 40:3 Wash.
Cohen S. & Co. 29U Washington
King C. E. & Co. 245 Washington
Peyser M. M. & Co. 181 Wash.
Whitney N. D. & Co. 193 Wash.
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317
UNITED STATES
EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT.
Franklin Pierce, of New Hampshire,
Vacancy,
President, Salary, $25,000
Vice-President, 8,000
THE CABINET.
Wm. L. Marcy, New York, Secretary of State, S8,000
James Guthrie, Kentucky, Secretary of Treasury, $8,000
Jefferson Davis, Mississippi, Secretary of War, ----- $8,000
James C Dobbin, North Carolina, Secretary of Navy, - - - . SB, 000
Robert McClelland, Michigan, /Secretary 0/ /n^enor, - - - - SB, 000
James Campbell, Pennsylvania, Postmaster General, ----- S8,000
Caleb Cushing, Massachusetts, Attorney General, ----- S8,000
THIIlTY-THIR]t CONGRESS-THE SENATE.
Jesse D. Bright, Indiana, President pro tempore.
The terms of the Senators expire as stated.
Alabama.
Benjamin FItzpatrick,Wetumpka,-
C. C. Clay, Jr., Huntsville,
1855
1859
Arkansas.
Robert W. Johnson, Little Rock, 1855
William K. Sebastian, Helena, 1859
CaUfornia.
William M. Gwinn, San Francisco, 1855
John B. Weller, San Francisco, 1857
Connecticut.
Francis Gillette, Hartford, 1855
Isaac H. Toucey, Hartford, 1857
Delaioare.
James A. Bayard, Wilmington, 1857
John M. Clayton, Newcastle, 1859
Florida.
Jackson Morton, Pensacola, 1 855
S. R. Mallory, Jacksonville, 1857
Georgia.
William C. Dawson, Greensboro', 1855
Robert Toombs, Washington, 1859
Illinois.
James Shields, Belville, 1855
Stephen A. Douglas, Quincy, 1859
Indiana.
John Pettit, Lafayette, 1855
Jesse D. Bright, Madison, 1857
Iowa.
Augustus C. Dodge, Burlington, 1855
George W. Jones, Dubuque, 1859
Kentucky.
Archibald Dixon, Henderson, 1855
J. B. Thompson, Harrodsburg, 1859
Louisiana.
John Slidel, New Orleans, 1855
J. B. Benjamin, New Orleans, 1859
Maine.
Wm. P. Fessenden, Portland, 1859
Hannibal Hamlin, Hamden, 1857
Massachusetts.
Juhus Rockwell, Pittsfield, 1859
Charles Sumner, Boston, 1857
Maryland.
James A. Pierce, Chestertown, 1855
Thomas G. Pratt, Annapolis, 1857
Michigan.
Lewis Cass, Detroit, 1857
Charles E. Stuart, Kalamazoo, 1859
Mississippi.
Stephen Adams, Aberdeen, 1857
Albert G. Brown, Gallatin, 1859
Missouri.
David R. Atchison, Platte City, 1855
Henry S. Geyer, St. Louis, 1857
New Hampshire.
Vacancy,- 1859
Moses Norris, Jr., Manchester, 1855
Neio Jersey.
Wm. Wright, Newark, 1859
J. R Thompson, Princeton, 1857
New York.
Wm. H. Seward, Auburn, 1855
Hamilton Fish, New York. 1857
North Carolina.
George E. Badger, Kaleigh, 1857
Vacancy,
• 1859
318
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER
OUo.
Salmon P. Chase, Cincinnati, 1855
Benjamin F. Wade, Jefferson, 1857
Pennsylvania.
James Cooper, Adams, 1855
Richard Brodhead, Easton, 1857
Rhode Island.
Philip Allen, Providence, 1859
Charles T. James, Providence, 1857
South Carolina.
A. P. Butler, Edgefield, (C. H.,) 1855
Josiah J. Evans, Society Hill, 1859
Tennessee.
James C. Jones, Memphis, 1857
John Bell, Nashville, 1859
Texas.
Thomas J. Rusk, Nacogdoches, 1857
Samuel Houston, Huntsville, 1859
Virginia.
James M. Mason, Winchester, 1857
R. M. T. Hunter, Lloyds, Essex Co.,- • -1859
Vermont.
Lawrence Brainerd, St. Albans, 1855
Solomon Foote, Rutland, 1857
Wisconsin.
Isaac P, Walker, Milwaukie, x855
Henry Dodge, Dodge ville, 1857
THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS. -HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES.
LINN BOYD, Kentucky, Speaker.
HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES.
Alabama. — 7.
Abercrombie, James, Girard.
Cobb, William R. W.,- • • -Bellefonte.
Dowdell, James F., Chambers, (C. H.)
Harris, Sampson W., Wetumpka.
Houston, George S., Athens.
Phillips, Philip, Mobile.
Smith, William R., Fayette, (C. H.)
Arkansas. — 2.
Greenwood, A. B., Bentonville.
Warren, E. A., Camden.
California. — 2.
Latham, Marcus C, Sacramento City.
McDougal, James A., San Francisco.
Connecticut. — 4.
Belcher, Nathan, New London.
Ingersoll, Colin M., New Haven.
Pratt, James T., Rocky Hill.
Seymour, Origen S., Litchfield.
Delaware. — 1.
Riddle, George R., Wilmington.
Florida. — 1.
Maxwell, Augustus E., Tallahassee.
Georgia. — 8.
Bailey, David J., Jackson.
Chastain, Elijah W., Tacoah.
Colquitt, A. H., Newton.
Dent, William B. W.,- • • -Newnan.
Hillyer, Junius, Munroe.
Reese, David A., Monticello.
Seward, James L., Thomasville.'
Stevens, Alexander H.,- • • Crawforda ville.
Indiana. — 11.
Chamberlain, E. M., Goshen.
Davis, John G., Rock ville.
Dunham, Cyrus L., Valley Farm.
Eddy, Norman, South Bend.
English, William H., Lexington.
Harlan, Andrew J., Marion.
Hendrick, Thomas A., Shelbyville.
Lane, James H., Lawrenceburg.
Mace, Daniel, Lafayette.
Miller, Smith, Patoka.
Parker, Samuel W., Connersville.
Illinois. — 9.
Allen, James C, Palestine.
Allen, Willis, Marion.
Bissell, William H., Belleville.
Knox, James, Knoxville.
Norton, Jesse O., Joliet.
Richardson, William A.,* • Quincy.
Washburne, E. B., Galena.
Wentworth, John, Chicago.
Yates, Richard, Jacksonville.
Iowa. — 2.
Cook, John P,. Davenport.
Henn, Bernhardt, Fairfield.
Kentucky. — 10.
Boyd, Linn, Paducah.
Breckenridge, J. C, Lexirgton.
Chrisman, James S., Monticello.
Cox, Leander M., Flemingsburg.
Elliot, J. M., Prestonburg.
Grey, Benjamin E., Hopkinsville.
Hill, Clement S., Lebanon.
Preston, William, Louisville
Stanton, Richard H., Maysville.
Vacancy
Louisiana. — 4.
Dunbar, William, New Orleans.
Hunt, Theodore G., New Orleans.
Jones, Roland, Shreveport.
Perkins, John Jr., Ashwood.
UNITED STATES HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES. 3l9
Ilassachusett
.—11.
-Boston.
-Waltham.
• Taunton.
• Oxford.
• Amherst.
-Newton.
-Glen Dale.
-New Bedford.
• Salem.
- Roxbury.
•Lowell.
-6.
• Winthrop.
• Newcas'tle.
• Calais.
. Gray.
- Portland.
- Orono.
—6.
- Snowhill.
- Hagerstown.
• Baltimore.
- Manchester.
• Fredericktown.
-Baltimore.
—4.
• Kalamazoo.
• Monroe.
-Pontiac.
- Detroit.
itory. — 1.
• St. Paul.
.—5.
- Columbus.
• Greenwood.
-Monticello.
- Canton.
- Salem.
-St. Louis.
- Fredericktown.
- Hannibal.
Neio York
—33.
• -New Berlin.
-Brockport.
- Schenevers.
• -Brooklyn.
--New York.
• -Frewsburg.
• - Lockport.
• • Mount Norris.
• • Buffalo.
••Sandy Hill.
• •Baldwinsville.
• - Lyonsdale.
-Utica.
- -Maspeth.
• • Aurora.
• Goshen.
• •Pen Yan.
• • Portchester.
•Albany.
• • Ogdensburg.
• Batavia.
• Schenectady.
••Troy.
- KeesevUle.
Banks, Nathaniel P., Jr.,-
Carpenter, David,
Chase, Georee W.,
Cummings, Thomas W.,-
Cutting, Francis B.,
Fenton, Reuben E.,
De Witt, Alexander,
Dickinson, Edward,
Edmands, J. Wiley,
Goodrich, John Z.,
Eliot, Thos. D.,
Upham, Charles W.,----
Wallev Samuel H
Goodwin, H. G. 0.
TTavpn Snlomon C^ • . • >
Wentworth, Tappan,^ - •
Ilaine.—
Hughes, Charles,
Lyon, Caleb,
Mattison, Orasmus B.,- •
Maurice, James,
Farley, E. Wilder,
Fuller, Thomas J. D.,
Mayall, Samuel,
McDonald, Moses,
Washburn, Israel, Jr.,- - •
Maryland
Franklin, John E.,
Hamilton, William T.,--
May, Henry,
Shower, Jacob,
SoUers, A. R.,
Vanzant, Joshua,
Michigan.
Clark, Samuel,
Noble, David A.
Murray, William,
Oliver, Andrew,
Peck Jared V
Peckham, Rufus W.,-^^
Perkins, Bishop,
Pringle, Benjamin,
Rowe, Peter,
Sage, Russell,
Simmons, George A., ■ - •
Taylor John J
Teller, Isaac,
Tweed William M - • • .
••New York.
• -New York.
-•New York.
••New York.
• •Kingston.
- -New York.
ina. — 8.
• - Wilmington.
.-Asheville.
- • Salisbury.
• • Yancey viUe.
• •Huntsville.
• -Raleigh.
- - Goldsboro'.
- - Indiantown.
21.
• • ZanesviUe.
- -Akron.
. -Hamilton.
- - Urbana.
• Cincinnati.
• -Hicksville.
- Georgetown.
• -Jefferson.
- • Tiffin.
• - Yellow Springs.
• - Cleves, Ha'ton Co.
• - Ashland.
- - Sandusky City.
• -Lima.
- - CirclevUle.
• •Somerset.
• •Mt. Vernon.
- ■ St. Clairsville.
. - SteubenvUle.
Walker William A
Stephens, Hector L.,« • - -
Stuart, David,
Minnesota Ten
Walsh Mike
Westbrook, Theodore R.,
Whpplpr Tnhn
North Carol
Ashe William S
Mississippi
Barksdale, William,
Barry, William S.,
Harris, Wiley P.,
Singleton, 0. R.,
Wright, Daniel B.,
Missouri.
Benton, Thomas H.,
Caruthers, Samuel,
Lamb Alfred W
Clingman, Thomas L.,- •
Craige, Burton,
Kerr, John,
Puryear, Richard C.,^ • •
Rogers, Sion H.,
Ruffin, Thomas,
Shaw, H.M.,
Ohio.—
Ball, Edward,
Bliss, George,
Miller John G
-Boonville.
• Richmond.
• Springfield.
ire.—S.
• Bath.
-Newmarket.
- Manchester.
A— 5.
• Lambertville.
-Newark.
• Trenton.
-Mullico Hill.
• Morristown.
rritory. — 1.
• Albuquerque.
Oliver, Mordecai,
Phelns John S
Corwin, Moses B.,
New Hampsl
Hibbard, Harry,
Kittredge, George W.,- •
Morrison, George W., - •
New Jersei
Lilly, Samuel,
Pennington, A. C. M.,- • -
Skelton, Charles,
Stratton, Nathan T.,
Vail, George,
New Mexico Te
Gallegos, Jose Manuel,-
Edgarton, Alfred P.,----
Ellison, Andrew,
Giddings, Joshua R., - - -
Green, Frederick W.,---
Harlan, Aaron,
Harrison, John S.,
Johnson, Harvey H.,- • •
Nichols Matthias H • • • -
Ritchey, Thomas,
Sann William R
Shannon, Wilson,
Stuart, Andrew, *• - -
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Taylor, John L., Chilllcothe.
Wade, Edward, Cleveland.
Oregon Territory. — 1.
Lane, Joseph, Winchester.
Pennsylvania. — 25.
Bridges, Samuel A., Allentown.
Chandler, Joseph R., Philadelphia.
Curtis, Carlton B., Warren.
Dawson, John L., Brownsville.
Dick, John, Meadville.
Drum, Aujrustus, Indiana.
Everhart, William, West Chester.
Florence, Thomas B., Philadelphia.
Gamble, James, Jersey Shore.
Grow, Galusha A., Glenwood.
Heister, Isaac E., Lancaster.
Howe, Thomas M., Alleghany City.
Jones, J. Glancy,
Kurtz, William H., York.
McCulloch, John, Shaver's Creek.
McNair, John, Norristown.
Middleswarth, N., Beavertown.
Packer, Asa, Manch Chunk.
Hitchie, David, Pittsburg. _
Robbins, John, Jr., Philadelphia.
Russell, Samuel L.,- • •• Bedford.
Straub, Christian M., Pottsville.
Trout, Michael C, Sharon.
White, William H.. Richmond.
Wright, HendrickB., Wikesbarre.
Rhode Island.— 2.
Davis, Thomas, Providence.
Thurston, Benjamin B.,- • -Hopkinton.
South Carolina. — 6.
Aiken, William, Charleston.
Boyce, William W., • Winnsboro'.
Brooks, Preston S., Ninety Six.
Keitt, L. M., Orangeb'gh, C. H.
McQueen, John, Marlboro', (C. H.)
Orr, James L., Anderson, (C. H.)
Tennessee. — 10.
Bugg, R. M., Lynnville.
Churchwell, William M.,- -Knoxville.
Cullom, William, Carthage.
Etheridge, Emerson, Dresden.
Jones, George W., Fayetteville.
Ready, Charles, Murfreesbon.
Smith, Samuel A., Charlestown.
Stanton, Frederick P.,- • • -Memphis.
ZoUicafFer, Felix K., Nashville.
Vacancy
Texas.— 2.
Bell, Peter H., Austin.
Smythe, George W., Jasper.
Utah Territory. — 1.
Bernhisel, John M., Salt Lake City.
Vermont. — 3.
Meacham, James, Middlebury.
Sabiue, Alvab, Georgia.
Tracy, Andrew, Woodstock.
Virginia. — 13.
Bailey, Thomas H., Accomac, (C. H.)
Bocock, Thomas S., Appomattox, "
Caskie, John S., Richmond.
Edmundson, Henry A.,- • -Salem.
Faulkner, Charles J., Martinsburg.
Goode, William O., Boydton.
Letcher, John, Lexington.
Lewis, C. S. = . . . .
Millson, John S., Norfolk.
McMuUen, Fayette, Rye Cove.
Powell, Paulus, Amherst, (C. H.)
Smith, William, Warrington.
Snodgrass John F. Parkersburg.
Washington Territory. — 1.
Lancaster, C,
Wisconsin. — 3.
Eastman, Benjamin C, • • -Platteville.
Macy, John B., Fond du Lac.
Wells, Daniel, Jr., Milwaukie.
SUPREME COURT.
Roger B. Tanky, Baltimore, Md., Chief Justice ; appointed 1836. Salary, $5,(
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
Appointed.
John McLean, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1820
James M. Wayne, Savannah, Ga.,
John Catron,-'- - - Nashville, Tenn.,
Peter V. Daniel, Richmond, Va.,
Samuel Nelson, Cooperstown, N. Y.,- • • •
Robert C. Grier, Pittsburg, Penn.,
Benjamin R. Curtis, Boston, Mass., • - -
John A. Campbell, Mobile, Ala.,
Salary.
$4,500
1835 4,500
1837 4,500
1841 4,500
1845 4,500
1846 4,500
1851 4,500
1853 4,500
Caleb Gushing, Washington, D. C, Attorney General.
Benjamin C. "Howard, Baltimore, Maryland, Reporter of Decisions. Salary, Si, 300.
William T. Carroll, Washington, District of Columbia, Clerk of the Court. Salary, fees, &c.
The Supreme Court is held in the City of Washington, and has one Session annually,
commencing on the first Monday in December.
MASSACHUSETTS OBITUARY, 1854
321 I
MINISTERS AND COMMISSIONERS ABROAD.
Ministers Plenipotentiary. Salary, $9,000. Outfit, S9,000.
Where Stationed.
James Buchanan, Pennsylvania, London, Great Britain.
John Y. Mason, Virginia, Paris, France.
Thomas H. Seymour, Connecticut, St. Petersburg, • Russia.
Peter D. Vroom, New Jersey, Berlin, Prussia.
Breckenridge, Indiana, Madrid, • • Spain.
William Trousdale, Tennessee, Rio de Ja7ieiro,- Brazil.
James Gadsden, South Carolina, Mexico, '• • -Mexico.
David A. Starkweather, Ohio, Chili, Santiago.
John R. Clay, Pennsylvania, Lima, Peru.
1 , Central America.
Carroll Spence, Constantinople, ■ Turkey.
Robert M. McLean,-
David L. Gregg,
Commissioners.
• Maryland, China,
■ Illinois, Sandwich Isles,
•Salary, S5,000
5,000
MASSACHUSETTS OBITUARY, 1854.
JoHX Abbott, Westford. Graduate of
Harvard College, 1798, a Justice of the Peace.
Died April 30, aged 77.
JosiAH Adams, Framingham. Justice of
the Peace throughout the Commonwealth,
Counsellor, Notary Public, Commissioner of
Insolvency, &c.
Rev. Seth Alden, Lincoln. Unitarian
Clergyman.
James B. Allen, East Boston. Justice of
the Peace, Counsellor, Postmaster.
Col. John B. Barstow, Hanover. Aug. 6,
aged 91.
Rev. Joshua Bates, D. D., Dudley. In
1803 ordained Pastor of the First Congrega-
tional Church in Dedham, in 1818 became
President of Middlebury College, in 1843 set-
tled in Dudley. Aged 77.
Caleb Butler, Groton. Born in Pelham,
N. H., graduated at Dartmouth College 1800,
Principal of the Groton (afterwards Law-
rence) Academy some 14 years, long time
Chairman of County Commissioners of Mid-
dlesex County, Postmaster in Groton more
than 40 years. Oct. 7, aged 78.
Bartholomew Brown, East Bridge water.
Justice of the Peace and Quorum. April 11,
aged 82.
Pardon Brockway, Newburyport. A
revolutionary soldier. Nov. 4, aged 95.
John Boynton, Groton. Formerly in the
State Senate and a Justice of the Peace. Nov.
30, aged 57.
Dr. Waldo J. Burnett, Boston. Dr.
Burnett was for one of his age a distinguished
physician and naturalist. July 1, aged 25.
Rev. Josiah W. Canning, Gill.
Milan G. Carey, Medford. Physician.
Seba Carpenter, Attleboro'. Physician.
41
Jonas Chickering, Boston. Justice of
the Peace and a manufacturer of piano-fortes.
At the time of his death was President of the
Mass. Charitable Mechanics Association.
Ebenezer Chadwick, Boston, April 3,
aged 65.
William Clark, Boston. A botanic phy-
sician. April 4, aged 56.
Timothy G. Coffin, New Bedford. A
well known attorney, the oldest member of the
Bristol Bar and having an extensive practice
in all parts of the State. Sept., aged 65.
Jacob Coggin, Tewksbury. Senior pastor
of the Congregational Church in that town.
He has represented the town in the Legisla-
ture, was a member of the last Constitutional
Convention and was chaplain of the State
Alms House in Tewksbury at his decease. As
a man and a minister he was highly esteemed.
Dec. 12, aged 74.
John Davis, Worcester. He was born in
Northboro', Mass., in 1789, graduated at Yale
College 1812, commenced practice as an at-
torney in Worcester, was elected member of
Congress in 1825, elected Governor of Mass.
in 1834, U. S. Senator in 1835, Governor of
Mass. in 1841, '2 and '3, and again U. S. Sena-
tor in 1847. April 19, aged 67.
Christopher C. Dean, Charlestown. For
twenty years treasurer of the Mass. Sabbath
School Society. June 17, aged 53.
John Downes, Charlestown. Commodore
in the U. S. N., in command of the Navy Yard
at the time of his death. Aug. 11, aged 69.
Elihu Dwight, South Hadley. A phy-
sician ; commenced practice in South Hadley
in 1793. June 1.
Rev. Louis Dwight. Secretary Prison
Discipline Society.
322
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Michael Eaton, North Reading. Mr.E.'s I physician and esteemed citizen
ancestors were among the first settlers of Read- aged 45
ing upwards of 200 years since, and his family
still own and reside upon the same homestead,
time of his death Mr. Eaton's mother
September 5,
At the
was living and had entered upon her 100th
year, still retaining her faculties to a remarka-
ble degree. Nov. 27, aged 65.
Hon. James Ellis, Providence, R. I.
Late District Attorney, Bristol County, Mass.
April 26, aged 85.
Samuel E veleth, Boston. Justice of the
Peace and U. S. Assistant Appraiser. Died
Jan. 11, aged 63.
Hon. Henry P. Fairbanks, Charlestown.
Justice throughout the Commonwealth and
treasurer American Unitarian Association.
February 14, aged 45.
Rev. James D. Farnsworth, Bridge-
water. Congregational Trinitarian clergyman.
November 12, aged 62.
Rev. Phineas Fish, Barnstable. Pastor
of the C. T. Church in that place, graduate at
Harvard, 1807. June 16.
Cyrus Fisher, Wrentham. A soldier of
the Revolution. Died Feb. 17, aged 04.
Jonathan Fletcher, Walpole. He died
suddenly in his chair while conversing with
his family. His centennial birth-day was cele-
brated in August last. He was in the battle
of Bunker Hill and Bennington under Stark.
December 2, aged 100 years.
Samuel Follett, Worthington. A sur-
viver of the battle of Bunker Hill. He joined
the army when in his eighteenth year, re-
mained in the service 15 months, and served
at the battle of Bunker Hill in Col. Reed's
regiment. He settled in Worthington in 1 781 ,
and has ever since resided there. He is be-
lieved to have been the last surviver of the
first great battle of the Revolution. Nov. 30,
aged 97.
Timothy Frye, Andover. A soldier of the
Revolution. Feb., aged 91.
Ezra Fuller, Newton. Deacon of the
Newton and Watertown Uv. Church. April
25, aged 84.
S. W. Graves, Springfield. A physician.
Philip Greely, Jr., Boston. Justice of
the Peace and U. S. collector of the port of
Boston and Charlestown during the adminis-
tration of Gen. Taylor and Mr. Fillmore.
March 15, aged 48.
Thomas Greenleaf, Quincy. Born in
Boston, a son of John Greenleaf and descend-
ant from Captain Edmund Greenleaf, the first
of the name who came to America. Thomas
Greenleaf graduated at Harvard University
in 1784, and for more than six years had been
the sole surviver of his class. He was a mem-
ber of the Legislature from Quincy for many
years, and a member of Gov. Brooks's Council.
His name appeared in the first number of the
Boston Directory, 1789. Jan. 5, aged 86.
James B. Gregerson, Boston. A skilful
Henry K. Hancock, Boston. A highly
respected citizen of Boston, an Assistant As-
sessor at the time of his death. July, aged 65.
Ephraim Harrington, Roxbury. Died
in Plymouth, N. H., very suddenly. He was
President of the State Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Boston. July 24.
Preserved Haskins, Taunton. A revo-
lutionary pensioner. April 2, aged 93.
Rev. William A. Hawley, Sunderland.
Formerly Pastor of the Church in Hinsdale,
and afterwards in Plainfield. June, aged 66.
John Hooper, Marblehead. A well known
and wealthy merchant. At the time of his
death he was President of the Marblehead.
Bank. Dec.
John E. Howard, West Bridgewater.
Justice of the Peace. Sept. 21, aged 61.
Zephaniah Howard, West Bridgewater.
Justice of the Peace. April 16, aged 88. '
Joel Howe, Spencer. He was a patriot
of the Revolution, and has been in the receipt
of a pension from the government for many
years previous to his decease. His death re-
sulted from a fall, by which one of his shoulders
and a hip were broken ; he survived the injuries
four days. It is a very remarkable fact, that
his death is the first which has occurred in his
family during the very long period of sixty-
three years. Nov., aged 93.
Paul Hoavland, New Bedford. Was a
worthy member of the Society of Friends.
Oct. 3, aged 76 years.
Rev. John Humphrey, Pittsfield. Pro-
fessor of Moral Philosophy in Hamilton Col-
lege, New York, and formerly Pastor of the
Winthrop Church, Charlestown. Dec. 2, aged
38.
Elisha James, Scituate. Physician. Feb.
25, aged 69.
Hugh Jameson, Boston. U. S. Naval
Storekeeper. April 27, aged 60.
Samuel Johnson, Andover. A Physician
and Justice of the Peace and Quorum, Town
Clerk, and a very efficient man. March 28,
aged 54.
John W. Langdon, West Medford. A
Justice of the Peace, and Austrian Consul.
April 17, aged 82.
William Lapham, Littleton. For many
years a shipmaster from Boston. Sept. 30,
aged 76.
Nathaniel R. Leonard, New Bedford,
formerly of Seekonk. April 9, aged 94.
James D. Lewis, Falmouth. Justice of the
Peace and a Counsellor.
Hon. David Mack, Amherst. Justice
throughout the Commonwealth. Sept. aged 76.
Thomas Manning, Ipswich. Physician.
Jan. 3, aged 79,
Daniel McKenzie, New Bedford. One
of the oldest and most respectable shipmasters
of that place. March 18.
m'a ssachusetts obituary, 1854.
323
Ebenezer Meacom, Beverly. For many
years a shipmaster of that place. May 17,
aged 79.
Daniel Merrill, Boston. Keeper of the
Court House for thirty-eight years. Feb. 3,
aged 65.
Paul R. Metcalf, Wrentham. A phy-
sician. Nov. 28, aged 78.
Amos Morse, Methuen. A revolutionary
pensioner. Nov. 30, aged 94.
Mark Morse, Beverly. A revolutionary
soldier. March 18, aged 96.
Abraham Moore, Boston. A Justice of
the Peace and a Counsellor. Jan. 30, aged 69.
Francis E. Moulton, Newton Corner.
Jan. 12, aged 49.
Edmund Munroe, Boston. Of the old
and well known firm of Munroe & Francis,
printers and booksellers. Feb. 9, aged 78.
AzARiAH Orton, Monterey. A revolu-
tionary soldier. Nov. 5, aged 93.
Packard Micah, North Bridgewater-
Justice of the Peace. Jan. 8, aged 74.
Luther M. Parker, Shirley. At difier-
ent times a member of the Legislature, a mem-
ber of the Constitutional Convention in 1820,
also County Commissioner. Aug. 25, aged
about 65.
Samuel Parkman, M. D., Boston. A
distinguished physician, a graduate of Harvard
in the class of 1834, and at the time of his
death was one of the board of surgeons of the
Massachusetts General Hospital. Dec. 15,
aged 38.
Hon. Thomas Handasyd Perkins, Bos-
ton. A distinguished, liberal and wealthy
merchant. Jan. 11, aged 90.
Capt. Bennett Pickett, Great Barring-
ton. Aug. 3, aged 90.
Moses Porter, Hadley. Justice of the
Peace. May 23, aged 86.
Capt. Henry Prince, Salem. Capt. P.
was a lieutenant in the privateers America
and Montgomery, in the war of 1812, and
afterwards commander of several United States
cutters on our coast. March 5, aged 67.
Caleb Reed, Esq., Boston. For twenty-
five years Treasurer of the South Boston Iron
Foundry Company, and many years editor of
the New Jerusalem Magazine. Oct. 24, aged
57.
E. G. Robinson, Dedham. Justice of the
Peace and editor of the Norfolk Democrat.
July 11.
_ Erastus Robinson, Northbridge. Phy-
sician.
Thomas Russell, Plymouth. Formerly
State Treasurer of Massachusetts.
Rev. Isaac A. Savage, Holliston. Feb.
16, aged 39.
Hon. George Savary, Groveland. Jus-
tice of the Peace, and many years a State
Senator. March 28, aged 60.
George C. Shattuck, Boston. Physi-
cian. March 18, aged 71.
Artemas Simonds, Boston. Mr. Si-
monds was for more than twenty years con-
nected with the direction of the Houses of
Industry and Reformation at South Boston.
For many years Secretary of the Howard
Benevolent Society, and one of its most effi-
cient almoners. He was also Treasurer of
the Society for the Prevention of Pauperism.
Upon the establishment of the office of City
Registrar in 1849, he was elected to that im-
portant station, and was unanimously re-elected
each year till his resignation, which took place
in the spring of 1854. Oct. 15, aged 59.
RiCKETSON Slocum, Dartmouth. Formerly
a member of the Legislature. July 13, aged 65.
Thomas D. Smith, Reading. Teller of
the Provident Institution for Savings in Boston.
July 16, aged 44.
Snell Babbitt, Savoy. A revolutionary
pensioner. April 7, aged 93.
Hon. Edward Stevens, New Marlboro'.
Sept. 15, aged 76.
Thomas Stoddard, Cohasset. Many
years a Lieutenant in the U. S. Revenue Ser-
vice, and formerly a member of the State
Legislature. April 30, aged 67.
Stephen Temple, South Adams. A rev-
olutionary pensioner, stood sentry at the tent
of Washington. Aug. 8, aged 91.
Samuel Tenney, Boston. For more than
twenty years senior Deacon of the Salem
street Church, and for almost thirty years as-
sistant President of the Merchants Insurance
Company. Nov. 25, aged 78.
Daniel Timothy, Cummington. A sol-
dier of the Revolution. Dec. 18, aged 99.
Jameson. Tolman, Jr., Boston. Page of
House of Representatives. April 17, aged 15.
Hon. Israel Tbask, Gloucester. Oct. 4,
aged 89.
Samuel Baker Walcott, Boston. A
native of Bolton, graduated at Harvard Uni-
versity in 1819 and was tutor for the year
1821-22. He has been a member of the Ex-
ecutive Council of the Senate, of the House of
Representatives, and of the Convention of 1853
for the Revision of the Constitution. In all
these positions he has proved himself a capa-
ble and useful citizen. Dec. 4, aged 59.
Daniel Wells, Cambridge. Chief Jus-
tice Court Common Pleas. June 23, aged 63.
Green L. Weston, Roxbury. Principal
of the Washington School, Roxbury. July 27.
Noah Whitman, West Bridgewater. A
physician, and for 32 years town clerk. April
24, aged 69.
Leonard Woods, D. D., Andover. Born
in Princeton, 1774, Graduate of Harvard Col-
lege 1796, pastor of the 4th Congregational
Church, Newbury, from 1798 to 1808, and
Professor of Theology at Andover from 1810
to the time of his death. Aug. 24, aged 80.
Alexander Young, D. D., Boston. Pas-
tor of the Summer st. C. T. Church, since
1825. March 15, aged 54 years.
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MASSACHUSETTS REaiSTER.
EECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
FOE, THE YEAR 1853.
RECEIPTS.
Auction Tax, SS5M
Bank Tax, 443,340.00
State Tax , 286,605.00
Insurance Tax, 5,082.54
Alien Passenger Tax 31,008.51
Hawkers and Peddlers' Licences 542.00
Attorney for Suffolk County, 4,709.70
Alien Estates, 2,51o.82
Interest on deposits in Bank 1,861.82
Interest accrued on Scrip sold, 1,204.88
Income of the Western Rail Road Stock
Sinking Fund, 35,951.21
Dividends on W. R. Road Stock 65,000.00
Received on Scrip sold (State House and
State Almshouse,) 4,172.50
Miscellaneous 209. oO
Temporary Loans, 546,800.00
Five per cent. Loans, (Hospital Alms-
houses and State House,) 175,000.00
W. R. R. Stock Sinking Fund 123,027.13
W. R. R. Loan Sinking Fund 40,000.00
Massachusetts School Fund, 239.659.07
Interest on School Fund 49,078.22
Interest on School Fund for Indians, 150.00
Todd Normal School Fund, 1,100.00
Interest on Investments, 829.28
Interest on Hassanamesset Indian Fund, ...44.66
State Almshouse Loan Sinking Fund, ....3,075.00
Charles River and Warren Bridge Fund, ..7,727.39
Andover and Haverhill Railroad, 5,000.00
Boston and Portland Railroad, 2,500.00
Eastern Railroad, 25,000.00
Norwich and Worcester R. R., 20,000.00
Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1853.
On account of Ord. Revenue, 8,684 02
Almshouse Loan and Premium, 84,772.26
Lunatic Hospital Loan, 39,635.76
W. R. R. Stock S. Fund 63,393.83
Mass. School Fund, 27,588.30
Interest on School Fund, 1852, 22,704.10
Chas. Riv. and War. Bridge Fund, 2,141.25
Hassanamesset Indian Fund, 325.00
Andover and Haverhill Railroad, 1,625.00
Eastern Railroad, 4,950.00
Norwich and Worcester Railroad, 10,32o.00
Total,
^2,387,424.61
EXPENDITURES.
Pay and Travel of Council (1852 and
1853.) S6,104.00
The House of Representatives 84,666.00
Senate, 11,711.00
Constitutional Convention, 154,184.82
Pay of Messengers, &c 3,242.50
Pay of Clerks and Assistants, 4,466.00
Sundry expenses, 1,203 00
Sai iries of the Executive, Judiciary, &c. . 84,996
Fu.l 724.93
Lipht, 399.50
Rejiairs of State House, 6,836.22
Furniture for State House, 1,105.13
Stationery for State House, 3,429.71
Library for State House, 804.13
Newspapers and Advertising, 6,123.38
State Printing, 27,009.14
Postage, 69f ""
Index and Journal, 302.00
Old Journals of Legislature copied, 2,639.37
Colonial Records copied 2,178,00
Sheriffs' Accounts, 1,322.57
Contingent Fund, 2,000.00
Secret Ballot, 1,542.47
Bank Commissioners, 5,574.70
Commissioners for various purposes, 6,663.22
Legal Counsel, 1,862.27
Miscellaneous Expenses, 2,325.29
Term Reports 2,518.00
Reception of Kossuth (balance for mili-
tary,) 93.10
Annuity to Harvard College, 666.66
Weights, Measures and Balances for
four new towns, 600.00
State Map and Surveys, 114.23
Agricultural Societies 8,782.00
State Board of Agriculture, 2,131.63
American Institute for Instruction, 300.00
Asylum for Blind 9,000.00
School for Idiots, 5,000.00
Asylum for Deaf and Dumb, 7,567.41
Eye and Ear Infirmary, 2,.500.00
Lunatic Hospital, 3,200.00
Annuities of Martha Johonnot 2,040.00
State Paupers, 103,330.43
Coroners' Inquests, 1,962.55
Indians, 1,880.96
Pensioners, i 855.64
Alien Commissioners, 1,960.36
Almshouse Agents, 1,880.41
Railroad Agents 4,703.03
Alien Passengers, 3,025.00
Adj. and Quartermaster General's De-
partment, 3,350.00
Militia Bounty, 29,098.50
Military Accounts 4,113.14
County Treasurers, 99,094.57
Arrest of Fugitives from Justice, 859.22
State Reform School Expenses 30,000.00
Agent for Discharged Convicts, 1,000.00
Prevention of Counterfeiting, 1,079.37
State Prison lands 25,500.0fl
State Prison buildings, 15,051.01
Interest on Temporary Loans, 6,669.72
Interest on State Reform School Scrip,... 5,000.00
Int. on Five per cent. Loan— 18.50, 5,000.00
Int. on Five per cent. Loan— 1851, 5,000.00
Int. on Five per cent. Loan— 1852, 9,425.00
Interest on West. R. R. Scrip, 50,100.00
Temporary Loans repaid, 446,800.00
Five per cent. Loan 1851 paid, 100,000.00
Massachusetts School Fund, 250,268.04
Int. on School Fund, 18,52, 47,387.60
Int. on School Fund, 1853, 180.19
Interest accrued on securities purchased
for investment, 1,325.20
Int. on School Fund for Indians, 1,50.00
Todd Normal School Fund, 1,929.28
West. R. R. Stock Sinking Fund, 154,400.00
West. R. R. Loan Sinking Fund, 40,000.00
Hassanamesset Indian Fund, 169.66
Charles River andWairen Bridge Fund, ..7,086.27
New Lunatic Hospital 58,228.45
State House Enlargement, 48,361.19
State Almshouses 94,2,55.37
Interest on Railroad Scrip 56,350.00
, Cash on hand, Dec. 31, 1854 202,969.66
1 Total for year 1853, 2,387,424.61
HEATING APPARATU
325
A NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION IN
i*^ ^ w' ^1
It lias long been supposed that a large proportion of the
fuel consumed for the general purposes of generating heat
has been lost or wasted in passing off into the atmosphere
in a crude or unconsumed state, in the form of smoke and
gases ; but as our ancestors did, so have we continued to
do, — viz, construct apparatus for merely burning fuel,
without consulting the laws of Nature in reference to the
application of heat to the heating surface, so as not only to
consume the combustible properties in the smoke and
gases, but to hold them suspended over the fire to the di-
rect action of the light and rays of heat from the fire-
chamber, until the whole fuel consumed is made to impart
its heat before it is suffered to escape into the atmosphere.
Mr. Gardner Chilson, of the firm of Chilson, Gould & Co.,
Nos. 99 & 101 Blackstone streel, Boston, has succeeded,
after several years' study and experimenting, in producing
a new and highly valuable invention for constructing all
kinds of heating apparatus, for either steam, hot water,
hot air furnaces, stoves, ranges, &c. From many satis-
factory experiments, in which his invention has been
thoroughly tested, it is fait to conclude, if not promise, that
at least a saving of fifty per cent, in fuel over the common
mode can be made by it.
This invention was patented by Mr. Chilson in the United
States, Sept. 26, 1854 ; in England, May 26, 1854 ; and in
France, June 14, 1854. It is well known that Mr. Chilson
has been a successful inventor for many years, and has done
much to improve the mode of heating apparatus for various
purposes. Many public and private buildings throughout
the country are indebted to Mr. Chilson for a healtliful,
economical and durable plan for warming and ventila-
tion. A constant personal attention to the subject has
crowned his labors with remarkable success. Stimulated
by his success he has spared no pains or expense in making
further researches into the causes of the consumption of
fuel and its effects applicable to heating surfaces ; and some
five years since he discovered a new principle for burnini;
fuel and generating heat, which will, when fully developed,
tend to revolutionize the world in the manufacture of heat-
ing apparatus for all general purposes. Although die-
covered some five years since, yet it was not until quite re-
cently brought to that state of perfection to warrant him in
announcing it to the world. The first form or plan of this
principle brought out, was what is known as Chilson's Pa-
tent Trio, or, as some call it, the "Elephant Stove" We
know of no more comprehensive way of describing and ex-
plaining this stove, than to copy a notice of the Stove and
Portable Furnace constructed on the same principle, pub-
lished in the Boston Atlas, Dec, 1854.
"EcoNOMT IN Fuel. — It has long been the study of the
manufacturers of stoves, furnaces and other warming ap-
paratus, how they could turn to the best account the large
amount of unconsumed or half consumed fuel, which i-i
known to pass ofi' in the form of smoke and gai, into
the smoke pipes. Invention after invention has sought to
diminish this waste, and to increase the proportion made
available in increased calorie. Among those which have
proved to be most successful may be mentioned gome of
Mr. Chilson's inventions, and among them we would par-
ticularly notice the Trio, or so-called Elephant Stove, and
also his portable furnaces on the same principle.
We have enjoyed the benefits of one of these stoves in
our counting room for two years, but as there are so many
new inventions in furnaces and stoves, we have not been in
haste to express our opinion, until we could fully te^t the
success of this invention. We can now speak decidedly in
its favor, and any one who examines its successful opera-
tion at our counting room in State street, will need only his
own senses to assure him that we award to it no undeserved
approval. We can also speak from experience, with high
approval of Mr. Chilson's Trio Portable Furnace, on
the same principle. We now have one of these in our
dwelling, taking the place of one found insuSicient to warm
the building, and removed to give place for the Trio. The
latter gives entire satisfaction, affording a thoroughly
warmed house, which was not the case with the one re-
moved, with the promise of a large saving of fuel.
That it depends entirely on the construction of heating
apparatus to secure the greatest possible amount of heat
from the f{iel consumeU, there cannot be a doubt. We
have had sufficient experience in tbis matter in years past,
by the use of stoves and furnaces, to satisfy us of the un-
necessary waste of fuel. The radiating surface is usually
too small, and of such form as to allow the smoke and gases
to pass off too quickly unconsumed to the chimney. It is
thus totally lost. This has been caused by the want of a
suitable radiating surface, so constructed as to hold the
smoke and gases in such a position as to cause them to be-
come highly heated, and thereby thoroughly consumed,
and impart their heat before leaving the radiator. Mr.
Chilson's invention has succeedi'd in securing this desirable
object, in the saving of fifty per cent, in fuel, and giving
us thoroughly warmed rooms, and withal a fresh, healthful
warmth.
We would describe the form and operation of the stove,
say one of the medium size, to be that of a long, tapering
trunk or cone, fifteen feet long, fifteen inches diameter at
base, and two inches diameter at top ; this long cone may
be supposed to be bent so as to form three perpendicular
branches — which is the supposed reason for its name Trio.
Just beyond the first bend is a collar, to which is attached
the smoke pipe, and in this collar is fixed a damper, and in
the game collar is an opening just lirge enough to let in the
small end of the tapering trunk. In kindling the fire the
damper is opened just long enough for the fuel to ignite.
It is then fully closed for the day. The only escape for the
smoke and gases, is through the whole circuit of the long
tapering trunk, and they are discharged out of the small
end of the trunk into the before named collar, and thence
into the smoke pipe. 'J'hus, when the damper is closed,
the smoke and gases are confined in this trunk, and exposed
to so high a heat from the direct rays and action of the fire,
as to cause the heated current to continually impinge
against the whole of its large surface, quite exhausting the
heat from the fuel, and using the formerly wasted smoke
and gases for generating a powerful heat, and greatly econo-
mizing the use of fuel for warming purposes.
A much more satisfactory idea can be formed of the
principles of the stove from personal inspection, than from
any description that can be given. The experience of two
years enables us to speak with knowledge of its excel-
lence."— Boston Atlas.
The invention spoken of at the head of this article,
just patented, has many valuable improvements over the
Trio. We will attempt to describe this invention : when
applicable to a steam or hot water boiler, the fire chamber
is broad and shallow ; directly over, and resting on the
edges of the fire chamber, is one broad cone or radiator,
terminating at or nearly at a point some tour feet above the
fire box ; out of this main cone are as many small cones as
can well enter the main cone, which when completed re-
sembles a pyramid of cones. This pyramid of cones is
surmounted by a large circular chamber, into which the
outside series of cones enter for drawing off equally the non-
combustible products of combustion, and what e.-cape heat
there is, from the cones, where it is distributed through
the circular chamber and becomes fully exhausted before
escaping to the chimney.
The wonderful economy in the consumption of fuel, and
the great power of generating heat, are caused mainly by
holding a large amount of heated smoke and gases sus-
pended in a large number of cones directly over the fire
box. The continuous taper of these cones so reduces the
whole amount of area at their terminus on entering the
circular chambers, as to make the combined area about
equal to that of the escape smoke pipe at the centre of the
circular chamber ; thus preventing the products of com-
bustion from escaping until they part with all that is
combustible, which is thoroughly done by the direct action
of the rays of light and heat being brought to bear upon
the heated smoke and gases confined in tae cones ; and by
thus highly heating the gases, they become luminous and
reflect their rays of light and heat not only up the cones,
but also downward to the bases of the semi-cones and on to
the top of the fuel in the fire box, thusfuUy consuming every
thing that is combustible in the fuel. The action of heat
brought to bear or impinge against these cones, is not un-
like the action of the light and rays of the sun brought to
bear on the sun glass, when its rays are brought to a focus,
or the power of the blow pipe to produce an intense heat by
concentrating the wind to a focus. Notwithstanding the
small contracted openings at the terminus of the cones,
the draft is sure to be good ; owing to the intense heat in
the cones, the small jets of heat that escape into the circular
chambers suffice to keep it warm, and insure a good draft
without the waste of fuel. This invention is liow being
brought out for various purposes, when the public will
have an opportunity to decide whether these remarks are
exaggerated or not.
326
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER
FOR NEW YORK & ALBANY.
THROUGH IN EIGHT HOURS,
friiHivf mill Of mi
VIA
WOECESTER AND SPRINGFIELD.
BY EXPRESS MAIL TRAINS TWICE A DAY.
Leave Boston and Worcester Eailroad Station,
Albany Street, at 8 A.M. and 2.30 P.M.
New York Passengers, by 8 A.M. Train, are
due in New York at 4 P.M.; those by 2.30P.M.
Train sup at Springfield, and are due in New
York at 11 P.M.
Albany Passengers dine and sup at Springfield,
and are due in Albany at4.45 and 10.30 P.M.
Evening Trains leave Albany for Niagara Falls,
Buffalo and the "West at 6.30 and 11.15.
TICKETS OBTAINED
At Office of Western Railroad, No. 19 State Street, Boston.
At Office, Corner of Albany and Kneeland Streets, "
At Ticket Office of Boston «& Worcester Railroad, Albany St. "
Monday, January 1, 185£
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Sup'i Boston and Worcester Railroad.
NEW YORK ROUTE. S27
Great Land and Steamboat Route!
BOSTON & NEW YORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD,
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VIA
Blackstone, Norwich, Hew London & New Haven,
BY EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY,
THROUGH IN SEYEN HOURS.
ALSO,
THE QUICKEST STEAIBOAT LINE
FROM NEW LONDON.
By this Line, passengers from Boston for Steamboal; may, on arrival at New
London, (should they desire,) change their tickets and
proceed by Cars.
This is the only route by which passengers can be ticketed through to
PHXLADELPnZil.,
BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON,
AND OTHER SOUTHERN CITIES,
ALSO
Via New York, Philadelphia & Baltimore,
TO THE LAKES AND THE WESTEM CITIES.
Tickets obtained at Office, 15 State Street, and
at Depot, foot of Summer Street, Boston.
J. J. FLOYD,
Superintendent.
January, 1855.
INDEX TO THE ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
IN WHICH THE BUSINESS OF THE ADVERTISER IS PLACED UNDER ITS APPROPRIATE HEADING.
A.4ju8ter of Marine
l^osses.
T. H. Leavitt, - - last cover
Architects.
Voelckers & Thomas, - - - 41
Artists' Materials.
A. Wheeler & Co. - - - - S
M. J. Wliipple, 3
Auctioneers.
Hennessy & Co. - last cover
E. B. Patch, ,-19
ISalances and Scales.
L. Stephenson & Co. - cover
Peter 11. Walker, - - - cover
SSankers.
Blake, Howe & Co. - last cover
Bedding.
James H. Hallett & Co. - - 2
I. W. Pattcu, - a
Blacksmiths, <Sz:c.
Sidney Patch, 42
Smith & Felton, - - - cover
IBlacking.
Sullivan Blacking Co. - -
Blank Books, &c.
3. & W. Adams, - - - co
S. G. Simpkins, - - - cover
B'kkeeping Academy
Charles French, - - - cover
Booksellers.
James French & Co. - - co
Bela Marsh, ------
Samuel Peters, - - - - -
Boots and Shoes.
Smith & Brother, - - - - 23
Box Maker.
George G. Page, - - - -
Brass Founders.
J. Grundy & Brothers, - cover
Britannia ^&¥are, <&c.
Morey, Ober & Co. - - - S(
Brokers.
Blake, Howe & Co. last cover
Burning; Fluid, <&c
E.P.Dodge,
Car Xiinings.
Hampson, Holt & Co. - - 23
Cast Steel Safvs.
E. M. Elwell, 23
Chain Cable Stoppers.
J. E. Crane, ------ 11
Chocolate Manufrs.
Walter Baker & Co. - - - 1
Civil Eng'ineer.
H. F. Walling, 38
Coal, *c.
W. A.Wingate, - - - - I
Clothes Jftryiug Ap-
paratus.
John Cram & Son, - - - 11
Clothing.
Hudson & Read, - - - cov
Geo. W. Simmons, - - -
Coffee tSz Spice Mills
Sprague & Luther, - - .
Coffin "%Varehouse.
Merrill & Tarbell, - - - - 17
Comb Maker.
W. A. Joslin, 8
Com'sion Merchants.
Bassett & Baylies, - - - - 22
Wm. A. Dodge, - - lastcover
Hennessy &. Co. - - last cover
Commissioner for the
States.
Geo. T. Angell, - - last cover
Cork Cutter.
Peter Holmes, ----- 12
Counsellors.
Geo. T. Angell, - - lastcover
J. H. Buckmgham, - - - 12
B.F.Cook, - 5
Davis & Stoddard, - - - - 2G
Mott& Murray, - - - - 2S
Crockery, «fec.
D. B. Stedman & Co. last cover
Curriers, aSkc.
C. Guild & Sons, - - - - U
B»aguerreotypl8ts.
. Fessenden, ----- 3.T
.. H. Knapp, 37
. Stone, 28
Oesigncr Jk I>ranght»-
man.
D. N. B. Coffin, Jr. - - - 39
I>esks, *fec.
Jatnes Patterson, - - . - 3S
Stephen Smith, 16
3»oors, Blinds, :<fcc.
Favor & Hatch, 19
J. Hall, - - 13
Hardy & Co. 30
Urnggists.
C. A. Harrington & Co. - - 2G
T. Metcalf&Co. - - - - 31
Wilson, Fairbank & Co. - cover
I>ry Goods.
McGilvray, Wyman & Co. cover
Uye "SVoods, »fec.
Wm.B. Rider, 24
Electrotyping.
Boston Stereotype Foundry 6
Engravers.
Wm. Jay Baker, - - - cover
S. W. Chandler & Bro. - -
0. Pelton,
Stuart & Fowler, - - - -
Tavlor & Adams, - - - -
E. A. Teulon,
Expresses.
Adams & Co. -----
Factory Iicather,
Willard Brown & Co. - -
Fancy G-oods.
Joseph L. Bales, - - - -
Boynton & Woodford, - -
A. S. Jordan, - - - - -
Anson Peck, - - - - -
Feed Cutters.
H. Blackraer, - - - - co
Frame Manufacturers
Smith & Hastings, - - -
Furniture, <fcc.
1. S. Allen & Co.
A. Davis & Co. - - - -
James Ferguson, - - -
H. F. Parker & C<J. - - -
Poor & Walsh, - - - -
E. A. Smallwood, - - -
A. J. Spooner & Co. - -
Taber & ChoUai-, - - -
Caleb Weaver, - - - -
Oas Fixtures.
A. J. Gavett, ----- cover
S. A. Stetson & Co. - - - -
Gent's Furnishing
Goods.
John P. Rice,
Glass Cutter.
John Story, ------
Gold Pens.
F. W. Snow & Co. - - - cover
Guns, tSzc.
Abijah Cutter, 20
Hitchcock & Muzzy, - -
Hardware. (Commission.)
Wm. A. Dodge, - - lastcover
Hats, Caps, and Furs
J. H. Knights, 2!
S. Aborn, ------ covei
Wingate, 3i
Hat«fcBon'etI"resser
Wm. H. Claflin, - - - - - 4:
ISotel.
American House, - - - cover
ISouse Furnishing
Goods.
George W. Smith, - - - -
Ink.
Maynard & Noyes, - - - covei
Insurance Companies.
Mutual Benefit Life, - - - 1
N. E. Mutual Life, - - - - i
N. E. Mutual Marmc, - - - i
State Mutual Life, - - - - 21
Union Mutual Life, - - - 9
Iron Bedsteads, <fec.
John C. Buchanan, - - - 13
Iron Castings.
Clarke & Smith, 29
Asher Green, - 21
Wm. A. Wheeler, - - - - 25
cover
Iron Dealers.
Gay, Manson & Co. - - -
Iron Railing, «fec
Denio & Roberts, - - - cover
Sidney Patch,
Smith & Felton, ■
Isinglass.
George H. Ruggles, - - - SI
Jack Screws.
J. M. Read, 37
eJewelry Manufact'rs.
Sackett, Davis & Potter, - - 25
lieather Belting.
T. K. Earle & Co. - - - - 20
Eightning Conductors.
Wm. A. Orcutt, 13
Eithographers.
S. W. Chandler & Bro. - - 10
Machinists, <fec.
J. Barrett & Co. 23
Bullens & Cooledge, - - - 35
Chubbuck & Campbell, - - 30
Wm. E. Cornell & Co. - - 38
Holden & Gallagher, - - - 39
John Simpson, ----- 20
C. S. Tolman & Co. - - - 21
Union Works, 15
Joel Whitney, 41
Wood, Light & Co. - - - - 25
Machine Cards.
T. K. Earle & Co. - - - - 20
Howe & Goodhue, - - - - 20
Manufact'rs' Supplies.
Frederick Miller, - - - - 24
Sumner Pratt, - - - -
Marble "W^orks
Tingley Brothers, - - - - 2G
M:attre88 Stock.
jmton Frost, 21
Miedicines.
Burr & Perry,- ----- 41
R. Green, ------- BH
Melodcons.
Hunting's cover
Millinery Goods.
Carpenter & Plimpton, last cover
Wetherell Jirothers, - last cover
Millwright.
J. R. Howell, 8
Morocco Uealers.
Hartshorne & Co. - - - - 18
STautical Instruments.
Charles G. King, - - - - 40
IVew^spapers, <fec.
American Patriot, - - - .
Medical Journal, - - - cover
Daily Bee, 12
Daily Advertiser, - - - - 7
Daily Courier, ----- 28
afotaries Public.
JohnBoyden, 26
T. H. Leavitt, - - - last cover
BTurseries.
John W. Adams, - - - -
John A. Kenrick, - - - -
Oil. (Cod Liver, &c.)
E.B.Phillips, -----
Ornamental Plasterer
S. P. Tolman, -----.
Painted Carpets, «fec
A. C. Sturtcvaut, - - - - 35
Paints, Oil, <Szc.
C. & C. A. Bowker, - - - 21
Palm Eeaf, «fec.
David Frost & Co. - - - - 21
Paper "Warehouse.
Rice & Kendall, - - - - cover
Paper Stock, «fcc.
H. A. Briggs & Co. - - -
Patent Agencies.
Aza Arnold, 2.S
James G. Arpold, - - - - 23
Samuel Cooper, - . - -
E. W. Scott,
Patent Eeather
S. O. Pollard & Co. - -
Physician.
Dr. J. A. Wood, -
Piano Fortes.
Jacob Chickering, - - - - 31
T. Gilbert & Co. - - - - 5
S. B. & J. S. Humbert, - - 16
A. Whitney & Co. - - - - 18
George Hews, ----- 3
Pianoforte Sardw're.
P. F. Dodge, 16
Planing Miachines.
William E. Cornell & Co. - 38
Goodrich, Green & Co. - - 21
Planing "Works.
Baker & Smith, 25
Plumbers, <fec.
George Bothamly & Son, - 34
Gay & Allen, 13
William Pearce, - - - cover
J. Ryan & Brothers, - - - H
Z. P. Spaulding, - - - - 22
Print Blocks, <fec.
John Pettingell, - - - - 19
Printers.
R. Andrews, [copperplate,] 8
Damrell & Moore, - - - - 33
J.E. Faiwell&Co. - - - 33
William White, 6
Printers' Furniture.
J. P. RoUins, - 33
Booting.
Thomas J. Herring, - - - 31
Safe Manufacturers.
Denio & Roberts, - - - cover
E. F.Miller & Son,- - - - 15
Seraphines, «fec.
M.M.Morse, 26
J. G. Pearson, 16
Scvi-ing Machines.
Wheeler & Wilson, - - cover
Sewing Silk.
A. & J. C. Baeheller, - - cover
Messinger& Bi other, - cover
Sho-w Cases.
J. A. Hughes, • - - last cover
James Patterson, - - - - 38
Soaps.
Sanger & Davis, 28
Spices <fe I>rugs.
Fessenden & Whittemore, cover
Starch Polish.
American Laundry Co. - - 40
Steam"<&; Gas Pipes.
George Barbour & Son, - - 17
Stereotype Foundry.
Boston Stereotype Foundry, 6
Stoves, Furnaces, <fec.
Chilson, Gould & Co. -
Leopold Herman, - - -
J:l^:' ::::
H. &. F. Stimpson, - -
ThomasA. Westcott - -
Wing & Watson,
cover
: 5?
cover
- 18
I'anners.
Chester Guilds Sons, -
- 14
Trunks.
L.Horton,
- 16
Trusses, aSze.
Dr. J. Cheever, - - -
- 34
Type Foundry
Boston Type Foundry, -
Phelps & Dalton, - - -
- 28
- 11
Venetian Blinds.
Charles B. Locke, - - -
- 13
"Watches, Jewelry, <Sz;c
Biirelow, Bro's & Kennard, - 1
Samuel T. Crosby, - - - - 2
Amos Sanborn, ----- 1
"«Vater "Wheels.
Jackson Warren, - - - - 36
"Wood Moulding.
Bay State Moulding Co. cover
"W^ooden "Ware.
Dickinson, Lincoln & Co. - 34
Snow & Kingman, - - - - 14
Wakefield & Howe, - - - 43
"W^oolleu Machinery.
Sumner Pratt, ----- 26
Willaid, Williams & Co. - 22
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
BIGELOW BROTHERS & KENNARD,
Importers and Dealers, at Wholesale and Retail, in
SILVER, SILVER PLATED AND ME HARDWARE GOODS,
IVORY, TABLE CUTLERY, GENEVA MUSICAL BOXES,
No. 121 Washington Street,
JOHN BTGELOW, 1
ALANSON BIGELOW, j
OBOSTOKT.
A 0. mOKLOW,
M. P. KENNARD.
CROSBY, NICHOLS & CO.
ftesffi^
'Wi^m
No. HI Washington Street, Boston.
CROSBY, NICHOLS & CO. publish the NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, Quarterly, at
Five Dollars a year; THE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER &- REblGIOUS MISCELLANY,
once in two months, at Four Dollars a year; THE LAW itEPORTER, monihly, at Three Dollars
a year; PAYSON &/ DUNTON'S PENMANSHIP, a complete system of instruction in pen-
manship, with copies beautifully printed at the head of every page, in exact imitation of elegant
handwriting. Also a great variety of BOOKS, in the various departments of Literature, descriptive
catalogues of which will be furnished if desired. They are also GENERAL AGENTS FOR ALL
PERIODICALS, American and Foreign.
%* Books imported to order by every Steamer.
AMOS SANBORN,
TUBER OP
J k
MANTJFACTUREE OP
miiii Fuii, 111
KNIVES, LADLES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
IMPORTER OP
IFSSfg mm S @2IL^!/'1E3
Dealer in all kinds of Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware.
Also a larger assortment of the above than at any other
Score in New England out of Boston.
Post Office Corner, Central Street,
The only Jewelry Store in Lowell, or In the County of Middlesex, where Silver Spoons or Silver Ware are matiufattnrtd.
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
SAM'L T. CROSBY,
SUCCESSOR TO CROSBY & BRO¥N,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Rich Watches, Jewelry, and Plated Wares,
MANUFACTURER OF
No. 69 Washington Street, Three Doors South of Court Street,
JAMES H. HALLETT & CO.
DEALERS IN
FEATHERS, NIATTRESSES.
AND
BEDDING,
J. H. TIALLET,
J. HALI.ET,
S. A. KAIRWEATHER,
i§gf®l,
SHIiPS' CABSNI FUB^IIHEO AT SHOET NOTICE.
MATTRESSES REFITTED AND BEDS RENOVATED IN A SUPERIOR MANNER.
PREMIUM SHOCOLATi.
[Established in 1780.]
WALTER BAKER & CO.'S
Ameiican, French, Homoeopathic
and Vanvilla CHOCOLATE; Pre-
pared Cocoa ; I5ro5I\ ; Cocoa P.\ste ;
CocoaSticks; Soluble, Homoeopathic
and Dietetic Cocoa ; Cocoa Shells ;
CB4CKED Cocoa, &c.
These MatiufictureF, to which the
first premiums have been awarded by
the chief Institutes and Fairs of the
UnioT), are always on sale by the
principal Grocnr-s of the United
State.-:, and at their oflSce,
26 South Market Street, Boston,
W. BAKER & CO. - - - Dorchester, Mass.
El. 3E». 330X3C^X3,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
CAMPHENE k ALCOHOL CHANDELIERS,
Brackets, Astral Mantel Hanging, Side and Portable
OF EVERY BESCKIPTIOar. ^I.SO,
Globes, Shades, Chimneys, Lanterns, Tubes, Wicks, &c.
No. 8 TEEMONT STREET.
(3d Door from Court Street,) ® ©S W#S!.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
BOYNTON & WOODFORD,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
GOOB8,
English and American Spring and Table Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Silver and Plated Spoons and
Spssctacles, Accordeons, Violins, Brushes, Combs, Jewelry, and all articles of
American Manufacture peculiar to tlieir trade.
DEALERS IN TORTOISE SHELL, IVORT, HORNS, TIPS AND BONES,
]Vo. 50 Washington Street, 7 doors IVortli of State St.,
JAMES BOYNTON.
©®§^®K}
PHILIP R. WOODFORD.
JOSEPH L. BATES,
DEALER IN
%u\ iuq €mh,
Embracing the Choicest Varieties of
EUROPEAN & AMERICAN MANUFACTURED ARTICLES,
SUCH AS
Rich Dress Combs, Papier Mache and Ornamental
Goods, Parian Ware, Fancy Boxes, Writing
Desks, Money Cases, Fans, Toys, Per-
fumery, Canes, Umbrellas, &c.
No. 129 "Washington St., Boston.
ARTISTS' MATERIAL
M. J. WHIPPLE,
Importer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
@il Colors, Caite, §1114^^;
AM) ARTISTS' MATERIALS OF WM BESCRIPTIOX.
Also, Drawing Materials and Supplies for Archi-
tectural and Engineering Drawing,
IB ® § f (0) H ,
LIBERTY TREE BLOCK.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
(§®iiii[Bg^ ^im^'^ (B®®®^^
Brushes, Perfumery, Jewelry, Stc,
No. 2 ESSEX STREET, BOSTON.
(Near IJoylston Market.)
Combg and Jewelry made to order and repaired at short notice-
PATEl MERMM
ACTION PMO.
N. B. Pianos Exchanged, Tuned, and Rented on faTorafcle terms.
GEOPGE HEWS,
No. 379 Washington St., Boston.
From the Illustrious Pianist, JL. M. OOTTSCHA.1,K, to Mr. Hews' A.sent at aire\%^York :
New York, Dec. f,. 1833.
Mn. N. P. B. CunTiss— Dear Sir: Having liad tVie pleasure if performing upon Geo. Hews' American Patt nt Action Piano, at the
World's Fair in this City the present year, and other of his Pianos at your Warernoms. which afforded me much gratification, I
cheerfully recommend them to the public. I am very glad of the improvement in the action. These instruments likewise, are of
excellent tone, owing no doubt, to the perfection of tlie scales.
Very Respectfully, L. M. GOTTSCHALXr
MASSACHUSETTS TIEGISTER.
ADA
& CO.'S
PACKAGl^JiXPRESS.
The undersigned have completed their arrangements, permanently, and now
FORWARD PACKAGES AND PARCELS DAILY,
FROM TIIKIR BOSTON OFFICE, TO
IVori^vich and New L.on<Ion, New York, Pliilaclelpliia, ISaltimore,
Washington, Richmond, Va. ;
And from those Cities, connect with Daily Lines to the NORTH, SOUTH & WEST :
Pittsbursb, Cincinnati, St. Louis, &c., and also to Charleston, S. C, and the interior.
Mobile and New Orleans.
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON EXPRESS.
The large experience of this House in the details of the EXPRESS BUSINESS, enables them to
avail themselves of every facility for the prompt execution of orders, and the accurate accomplish-
ment of all business entrusted to their charge. They are now prepared to
Forward and insure Gold Dust and Valuables to any amount.
Shippers will bear in mind that Gold shipped to us DIRECT FOR THE MINT, will be returned
in Coin at once; our Express on the MAIL TRAIN, between New York and Philadelphia, enabling
us always to gain a wf ek or ten days in the receipt of the returns.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE to any amount, can be purchased of our House in San Francisco, on
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE. We also draw SIGHT BILLS
on our House at San Francisco.
We employ honest and faithful messengers to accompany the Goods taken in charge on all our
routes, so that persons who may employ us to transport their packages to the point directed, may
rely upon their delivery with safety and despatch ; and in all cases of loss by carelessness on our part,
or on the part of any person employed by us, a prompt remuneration may be depended on.
By the Steamer for SAN FRANCISCO, we send an express through to CALIFORNIA regularly,
accompanied always by our own SPECIAL MESSENGEK. Due notice of the departure of these
Expresses will always be given in the Boston Daily Papers.
A permanent branch of our House also has been estabiished in AUSTRALIA, similar to that in
San Francisco.
N. B. All Goods destined for California, must be packed in ■water-proof condition, and not
to ( xceed 125 lbs. weight, or measure over five cubic feet to each package. For charges and further
particulars, apply to
.^33.i^I^^iS db GO.
84 WASHINGTON STBEET, BOSTON.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
NEW ENGLANrMUTUAL LIFEInSURANCE CO.
OFFICE, MERCHANTS' BANK BUILDING, STATE STREET, BOSTON.
Since commencing, January 1, 1844, to January, 1855, tion of Dec. 1853 amounted to 3 ) per cent, ot the premiums
has made out 5200 policies. l paid in five years Premiums may be paid quarterly or
The amounts from $200 to $15,000 each. Largest amount semi-annually when desired, and amounts not too small,
taken on one risk, $15,'i00. Insures lives only. ' All the premiums earned by the Company are paid to it,
Fund accumulated, owing to the favorable turn of the and no member pays in his note or money against the
risks thus far, over $6-50,0U0, well invested for tbe propor- | note.'*, (good or bad) of other members,
tionable benefit of those who jihall bt-come as well as those '• Forms of application, a\id pamphlets of the Company and
already members. Suiplus to be refunded to members at • its reports to be had of its agent, or at the office of the
the end of every five years from Dec. 1843. The distribu- Company, or forwarded by mail, if written for post paid.
Directors.— Willard Phillips, Charles P. Curtis, M. P. Wilder, Thomas A. Dexter, Sewall Tappan, Charles Hubbard,
A. W. Thaster, Jr., William B. Reynolds, William W. Tucker, George II. Folger.
WILL&ED PHILLIPS, Pres. I JOHN HOMANS, Consulting Physician. I BENJ. F. STEVENS, Sec.
DEPOT FOR
Homceopatliic Books and Medicines ; Hydropa-
thic Books, Phonographic and Phonotypic Works ;
Writings of Emanuel Swedenborg, Theological and
Philosophical; Thermometers, &c.
FOE SALE, WHOLESALE AND REIAtt, BT
No. 23 School Street.
BENJAMIN F. COOKE,
Mnm^ iiiiii (i^nnnscllnr nt Tm,
And Commissioner for Maine and Texas,
NO. 63 COURT STREET BOSTON.
Sears's Block, Corner of Cornhill.
BELA MARSH,
No. 15 FranMin Street, Boston,
Keeps constantly for sale a full supply of the various
SpiiitUHl and Ilarmonial Publications, Works on Phrenolo-
gy, Physiology, Hydropathy, Anti-Slavery, and the various
reforms of the day. Also, as above, all the works pub-
lished by Fowlers & Wells, of New York, and a good Mssor t-
ment of Blank Books and Stationery. Friends are invited
to call. All orders directed as above will meet with prompt
attention.
Piano Porte Manufactory.
T. GILBERT & CO.
4§4 Washing^ton Street, Boston.
T. Gilbert, senior partner, originallv of the firm of Cur-
rier & Gilbert, located from 1829 at 402 & 406. and in 184"
removed to 400 Washington Street. In 1853 the number
was changed to 484, by order of the city.
T. Gilbert. TV. H. Jameson.
OENAMBNTAL
NO.
UP STAIRS,
:iTT:
17 HAEVARD PLACE,
Boston.
Stained and Ground Glass of every quality for Side Lights, Windows, Coach and Kailroad Lantern Lights, &c..
&c. Bohemian and Flint Glass of every variety of style, cut to order, and furnished in any quantity at the shortest
notice. Odd Patterns carefully matched.
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
WILLIAM "WHITE,
STATE PRINTER,
^00k, ^tospper, fai Car^ ma Ornamental
Corner of Spring Lane & Devonshire Street,
(Over the Boston Type and Stereotpye Foundry,)
2:i3C£:>^3^o*ce:>s^c»
This is one of the most extensive Printing Establishments in New England, and it has
recently been NEWLY FURNISHED with Type of various descriptions, cast in the United
States and Europe, requisite to a complete Printing Office.
The Presses, which are run by Steam, are new, and of the most improved construction^
and comprise a variety of patterns recently invented, calculated to execute work well and
fast. Attention is called to a new and beautiful REVOLVING CYLINDER PRESS,
manufactured by Messrs. HOE & CO., of New York, expressly for Job Printiag, which will
throw off FOUR THOUSAND IMPRESSIONS PER HOUR, in style and clearness far
superior to any other machine now in use, enabling us to furnish this part of our work at
nearly one-half the former prices, and which those in want of Printing are invited to call and
examine.
Card Printing, in a neat and thoroug:h manner.
THE BOSTON STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1822
AND CARRIED ON
Since Dec. 1849,
INCORPORATED
MARCH, 1850
Under the present organization
the leading hands in the various
Departments of Composition,
Proof Reading and Stereotyping,
to the number of twenty, com-
prising valuable additions to
those who had previously sus-
tained the high reputation of
this well-known Foundry, share
in the responsibilities and profits
( f the business— giving a degree
of efficiency and skill to be at-
tained in no other way.
STEREOTYPED OR ELECTROTYPED PROMPTLY & FAITHFULLY.
Publishers and Authors are referred to the numerous works that have been stereotyped at this establishment, from
its comm<',ncemcnt to the present time, as guarantees for our fulfilment of contracts with accuracy and good taste. By
the employment of large fonts of type in connection with our system of co-operation, we are enabled to complete work,
when required, with great despatch.
Extensive preparations have been made for applying the Art of
ESXj.E30's?:E=5.o'!r'"5ri'3:Krc3-,
And we are ready to furnish Copper Plates from all kinds of Type Work and Wood Cuts. Advertisements and
Advertising Cuts, for Newspapers, Stereotyped or Electrotyped, on wood or metal bodies.
And dU kinds of JOB WORK executed in a tasteful manner.
A Silver Medal and Diploma were awarded to the Boston Stereotype Foundry, at the late Exhibition of the Massa-
chusetts Charitable Mechanic Association in this city, for the best specimens of Electrotype work.
Orders may be addressed to
CHARLES J. PETERS, Agent, No. 4 Spring Lane, up Stairs.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
ESTABLISHKD MARCH 1, 1814.
Published every MorniniT? except Sundays Terms, $§.00 per
annum in advance.
MTHAN HALE AND CHARLES HALE, EDITORS.
CHARLES HALE, PubUsher.
This is a first-class newspaper of the largest size pub-
lisberi in Boston. It ia printed upon new type, obtained
within the present month ; upoa white paper, of the best
quality used for newspapers. The Boston Daily Adver-
tiser is conducted with care and diligence, and is beheved
to possess a favorable character wherever it is known.
With the introduction of the new type, a new order of ar-
ranging the contents has been adopted, which allows of a
considerable increase in the quantity of reading matter,
and enables us to present the news as received at the latest
hour, in the fullest extent, without inconvenience, and
without curtailing the space devoted to the various regular
departments of intelligence. While we propose to retain
all the old characteristics of the paper, which have given it
its favorable reputation, we expect to introduce such new
features as shall make it approach as nearly as possible the
highest standard of excellence for a daily newspaper pub-
lished at the present day in the capital of New England.
Ever^' effort is used to present in the columns of the
Boston Daily Advertiser the New^ of the day, with full-
ness, freshness and accuracy, and, further, to discuss the
topics of the day freely, fairly, and with independence, at
the same time that the utmost care is taken to express no
opinion which is not formed after careful personal examina-
tion by the editors of the subject under consideration.
The attention of the public is respectfully called to the
following characteristics of the Boston Dailt Advertiser :
1. Its editorial articles, which are numerous, written
with care, and express only the opinions of the editors.
No pay is ever received for anything appearing as editorial.
2. The regularity and fidelity with which all public docu-
ments and matters of permanent value are presented in its
columns.
3. The copiousness of its summaries of foreign intelli-
gence, which are prepared with laborious care from ample
materials.
4. The perfection of its marine intelligence. Its leading
position in this department is believed to be generally ad-
mitted without question.
5. The accuracy and independence of its financial and
commercial intelligence, which is so prepared as to remove
it beyond suspicion of aiding individual interests.
6. The accuracy and fullness of its reports of the pro-
ceedings of the Massachusetts Legislature, the approaching
session of which is likely to be one of extraordinary in-
terest.
7. Its literary intelligence, and the impartiality of its
notices of books, pictures, public amusements, &c. Ex-
tracts from fortheohiiug works in advance of their publica-
tion are frequently printed In its columns.
The Boston Daily Advertiser is not a " party organ,"
but has supported to the utmost of its abiUty the policy of
the whig party, from the honest conviction that thit was
the best adapted for the welfare of the State and Nation.
An arrangement has been made for the exclusive publi-
catiiminthe Boston Daily Ahvektiser of fpecial despatches
from Washington, from a correspondent ecjoyiog unusual'
facilities for obtaining fresh and correct informatiou at the
seat of government. These are additional to the regular
telegraphic despatches.
The Semi- Weekly Advertiser and Weekly Messenger
contain .subst-antially the same reading matter as the Daily
Advertiser, but less space is occupied with advertisements,
of which very few appear in the Weekly Messenger.
The weekly statement of the condition of the banks in
the City of Boston, and the monthly statement of the
banks in the State of Massachusetts out of Boston required
by the law of the State, are published by autliority in the
Boston Daily Advertiser and also appear, without delay,
in the Semi-Weekly Advertiser and Weekly Messenger.
These papers are printed for mailing on a sheet weighing
" not over 1^ ounces," and are accordingly chargeable for
postage at the lowest rate, viz., a quarter of a cent for each
paper within the State, when paid quarterly in advance.
A quarter's subscription to the AaWy^ postage inrluded,
thus costs but S2.20 ; to the semi- weekly, but Jpl.OT; and
to the weekly, but 54 cents. Persons residing in the coun-
try are invited to try the experiment of a subscription to a
Boston paper for this period, at these rates.
Office, 6 Congress Street, Boston.
Boston, December 15, 1854.
[From the National Intelligencer.]
The Boston Daily Advertiser. — " A paper so wise, so in-
structive, so cautious and so truthful, deserves every suc-
cess ; and its success is a credit to the community which it
ably serves and enlightens."
[Fro7n the Albany State Register.]
The Boston Daily Advertiser. — " It is one of the very
best newspapers in the United States, and we take the Uber-
ty of rejoicing in its prosperity."
[From the Neiv York Shipping Liit.]
The Boston Daily Advertiser — " The Daily has long
since acquired the reputation of being the best marine
journal in the country, and as a literary and political pub-
lication, it ranks deservedly high."
[From the Yarmouth Register.]
The Boston Daily Advertiser.—" We are unable to dis-
cover any points in the witticisms that are sometimes at-
tempted at the expense of the " Advertiser," implying that
it is lacking in enterprise in the collection of the news of
the day. A glance at its columns will show that it is fully
up to the mark, and its matter is evidently prepared with
much care; while in one department, and an important
one to Cape readers — we refer to the shipping intelligence., —
it unque-stionably excels all its contemporaries in the fresh-
ness and accuracy of its reports. This department ia under
the direction of Mr. Ballard, the best shipping reporter ia
the country."
[From the Vineyard (razelte.]
" The Boston Daily Advertiser has appeared in a new
dress, and looks remarkably well. The "Advertiser" is
unquestionably the best paper in Boston, and we rejoice at
this renewed evidence of its prosperity."
[From the Charleston (S. C.) Courier.]
" The Boston Daily Advertiser, one of the best journals
in the country, made its appearance a day or two ago printed
throughout in new and beautiful type."
FROM THE SAME OFFICE ARE ISSUED TUB
ADVERTISER,
Terms, $4.00 per
BOSTON SEMI-WEEKLY
Published on Wednesday and Saturday Mornings
annum in advance ; and the
BOSTON WEEKLY MESSESfOSR,
Published on Wednesday Afternoons. Terms, $2.00 per annum in advance.
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
SUPEEIOR MATTRESSES AND BEDS
ass Eaa5!!ffii'?iasTiissi3 ©i? ifKiis mwnB^
AT THE
PERKINS INSTITUTION AND MASSACHUSETTS ASYLUM.
They keep for Sale, at 20 Bromfield Street, Boston,
Agoodassortmentof Cushions, Mattresses, Comforters, Ready-Made Bed Ticks, Sheets and Pillow Cases; Live Geefle
and Common Feathers warranted free from the offensive odor common to nenr Feathers.
They cleanse old beds by a process which not only renders them free from impurities, but softens, so that the bulk
ia often considerably increased.
They cleanse and re it old Mattresses, at short notice, and in a supeiior manner.
Heds !ind Mattrc.sses delivered in Boston, Charlestown, Cambridge, and Roxbury, free of charge.
Orders from all parts ot the country received and promptly attended to.
I. ^V. FATTEIV, Agent for J§iales.
J. R. HOWELL,
lilLI,Wlif if.
Office, 39 State'Street, Boston.
Having built about 30 large Flouring Mills, among which are,
H. Fitzhugh & Co.'s, Oswego, N. Y. ; Ira Gould's, Montreal ;
SufTolk Lo. Mills, Boston, W. W. Allcott. Agent; Golden Sheafe
Mills, Maiden : Talco Mills, South America, for A. Henienwoy,
Boston ; F. H. Dorr's Mills, Buenos Ayres i Pioneer Mills, Alexan-
dria, Va., W. H. Fowle, Gen. Agent— he ia prepared to furnish
Plans, Estimates, and Specifications, for
STEAM OR ■WATER MILLS.
He will also furnish Mill Stones, Bolt Cloths. Screen Wire Belt-
ing, Elevator Buckets, Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers and Gear-
ing, &o.
Also, Wheat Scouring Conveyer Flights, (a new article) ;
Diamond Pomted Smut Mill, (a new article) : Water Wheel* (a
new invention j; Portable .Mills, (a new invention) ; andtheFlour
Packer, (a new invention.) All articles warranted perfect
JOHN P. RICE,
(Senior Partner in the late firm of Darwin Chaffin,)
IMPORTEE OF
And Dealer in every variety of
FURNISHING ARTICLES.
SniRTS are here made to order, of the hest materiab",
in the latest style, and by worlimen of fifteen years' ex-
perience in the establishment.
AT T13E OLD STAND,
No. 80 Washington Street, Boston.
ASAHEL WHEELER & CO.,
WnOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
^
rBti>i\iif 5ig imf lime,
VARNISHES, BRONZES, &c.
THE LARGEST AND BEST VARIETY TO BE FOUND IN HIE UNITED STATES,
3>3"o. "ZS XJ3:i.i03:x Stroet, lOostoia.-
ALSO, MANUFACTUKKRS OF THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
DF" Xj O :F8. E3 3Jflr OE3 "V^ H I T E3 ,
An unchangeable Glo-.s White Paint, which surpas3es, in real beauty and permanency, all other inventions or im-
proTements in painting wliitc ; to which hundreds who have used the article will attest. Agents for
BROWN'S BUFFALO GLUE.
ENGLISH COACH, AND SLACK ENAMEL, VARNISH.
ASAHEL WHEELEB. HENBt BKIG-HT. JB.
R. ANDREWS,
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
116 Washing^ton Street,
Marriage, Address, and Business Cards, Diplomas, Por-
traits, Maps, Copies, Labels, Certificates, Notes, Draf.s,
Checks, &c., done in the neatest style, and on the most
favorable terms.
A. JOSLIN,
MAKER,
And AVorker in
Tortoise Shell,
113
Washington St.,
BOSTO\^.
Children's Round Combs and Shell Hair Pins constantly
on hand, or made to order. rfT^Old Combs altered into ail
tbe preeent New Styles. Shell Combs Repaired iu the
neatest and mot>t durable manner.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
THE UNION ¥uTUArU^^ INS- CO ,
ISSUES POLICIES ON LIFE ONLY,
AT SHORT NOTICE, AND AT
Capital and Accumulations, ..... $500fOOO.
D2?" For List of Directors and OfBcera, see Boston Insurance Companies. .=£J
DIRECTORS' OFFICE, 6§ STATE STREET, BOSTON.
E. B. PRATT, President. WHITING H. HOLLISTER, Secretary.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE,
151 Market St., Newark, I. Jersey.
©t«AiRTER PERPETl^AiL.
NET BALANCE ACCUMULATED FUND, JAN. 1, 1855, $2,000,000.
The Annual Receipts of the Company, for Premium
and Interest, are more than
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS,
ROBERT L. PATTERSON,
CHARLES S. MACKNET,
LEWIS C. GROVER,
THOMAS B. SEGUR,
WHILE ITS LOSSES AND EXPENSES DO NOT EXCEED .... $200,000
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS.
I HENRY McFAKLAN, ANDREW S. SNELLTNG,
1 I H. rROTHINGII.A.M, RANDALL H. GREENE,
I EDWARD A. STRONG. JOEL W. CONDIT,
1 JOHN R. WEEKS, NEHEMIAH PERRY,
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President. JOEL W. CONDIT, Vice President.
BENJAMIN C. MILLER, Secretary. LEWIS C. GROVER, Attorney and Counsel.
Nos. 1 & 3 KILBY STREET, near State Street.
Where applications for Insurance may be made ; and where abundant testimonials of the soundness and utiUty ©f
the Institution will be exhibited, and all further required information in the premises cheerfully given.
Medical Examiner, D. HUMPHREYS STORER, M. D., 14 Winter Street.
JAN. 1, 1855. J- B. PRINCE, Agent
THE NEW WLAl MUTML MiRIKE iSBRMCE COMPANY,
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT THEIR SAFETY FUND AMOUNTS TO
$Q00,000,
And that they continue to insure against Marine Hazards, including INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS, and Lose and
Damage by Fire, to an amount, by any one Risk, not exceeding
$00,000.
OFFICE, MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE BUII.DING, STATE STREET, BOSTON.
Directors for 1855,-Joseph H. Adams, Nathan B. Gibbs. Joseph V Bacon, Charles Cunningham, Ben^^^^ v^I^i
H. M. Uolbrook, Henry Lincoln, Jabez Fisher, J. S. Jeng-ess, William Tbwing, J. B Kimball, M. Day K.mba^l, Frederic
Nickerson, E. ll! Baker, Alpheas Hardv, William Lincoln, Holmes Ammidowo, Osborn Howes, Farnham Plummer.W.T.
Qlidden, Barnabus Thacher, Thomas W. Peirce, George C. Lord, Isaac Taylor, Peter Butler, Benjamin E. Bates.
EDWARD P. MERRIAM, Secretary. JOSEPH H. ADAMS, President
B
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S. W. CHAIVDLEB & KM.
(Sudeessors to B. "W. THAYER & CO.)
LITHO&RAFHERS, ENGRAVERS,
-AND
llKoI^mKll!
204 WASHINGTON STREET, 204
DESIGNING & ENGRAYING,
On Stone, Copper, Steel and Wood, of
PUBLIC & PRIVATE BUILDINGS, STORES,
LOCOMOTIVES AND MACHINERY.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
LITHOGRAPHING PORTRAITS.
Maps of Real Estate & Certificates of Stock.
Labels, of every description, in Colors or Ink.
Title Pages, and Music Titles Illuminated.
Bank Checks, Drafts and Notes.
ALSO, COPPER PLATE AND TYPE PRINTING,
WEDDING, VISITINa&BUSINESS CARDS,
IN EVERY VARIETY AND IN THE BEST STYLE.
No. 204 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
8. W. CHANDLER, J. Q. CHANDLER.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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PHELPS & DALTON, .
53 \VASUIIVGTO]¥ STREET, . . . BOSTON.
TYPES,
AND OTHER
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Orders executed promptly and faithfully.
ilPiii liiMf lit,
STUART & rOWLER,
No. 104 Washington Street,
All kinds of EngraTing, Factory Labels, Tags, Views,
and Portraits, executed in the finest style of the art.
Specimens can be seen at their office, 104 Washington
Street.
TAYLOR & ADAMS,
Room, 39 Joy's Building,
No. 81 WASHINGTON STREET,
(Oposite the Head of State St.) BOSTON.
ewsT)at)t - -
Seals, Cotton
Book Illustrations, Portraits, Newspaper Heads, Viewf
of Buildings, Machinery,; Labels, Seals, Cott~
Stamps, Maps, Plans, &e., carefully executed.
S. A. STETSON & CO.
350 Washington St., (Hayward Block,)
S. A. STETSON,
Wm. STDTSON, Jb.
SS^SDlIF,.
siiiiiiiiii, f liiiif i« eiiiiEis,
LAMPS, CANDELABRAS, &C., &C.
GAS CONDUCTING PIPE put into Buildings in the most thorough and lubstaa-
tial manner.
JOHN CRAM & SON,
Manufacturers of the
BXTISM CLOTHES DMER,
Camp Stools, Tables, Wasli Benclies, Steps & Bedsteads,
FOR SALE AT
No. 44 Albany Block, Albany Street,
JOHN CRA9I, Inventor and Patentee.
J. RYAN & BROTHERS,
No. 14 School St., Boston.
Manufacturers and Dealers in the following:
Water Closets, "Wash Basins, Marble Slaba,
Bnthing Tubs, ^ho-wer Baths, For«e
Pumps, Lift Pumps, Beer Pumps,
^ Fountains, Brass Cocks, Hydrants,
Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Bar Lead,
Silver Plated V^ork, &c. &c.
N. B. — Orders from the country attended to.
Heferences : Hon. Rufus Choate, J. M. Bell, Esq., Hon.
Stephen Fairbanks, Hon. Stephen C. Phillips, Salem.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
BOSTON DAILY BEE,
PUBLISHED BY
ERADBURY & CO.
No. 7 State Street,
Is deroted to American Principles, and always giyes
THE LATEST NEWS OF THE DAY.
TEEMS OF THE DAILY, fM D0LL4ES per annnm, Di ADTAXfE
The American Bee,
An excellent Family Newspaper, is also published at this
Office, eTery Saturday morning, at $2.00 per annum.
JOSEPH H. BUCKINGHAM,
Commissioner to take Depositions, Affidavits,
Acknowledgements of Deeds, &,c.,
To be used or recorded in the State of New York,
Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, Virginia, Alabama,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and all the "Western and
New England States.
Railroad Exchange, Boston.
CORK MANUFACTORY.
PETER HOLMES,
Importer, Manufacturer, and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CORKS,
For Bottling Wine, Cider, Porter, Ale, Milk Cans, Demijohns ; BREWERS' BUNGS and TaPS, Grocers' and Apotheca-
ries' Corks, Decanter, Seine, and Velvet Corks, &c.
CorlsL Soles or ESxitr^ <^i:i.^lity.
109 Blackstone and 3 Centre Streets, near Hanover Street, Boston.
(SUCCESSORS TO WARREN LINCOLN,)
LOOKlNG-GLm, PORTMIT, PKTCRE & OVIL
No. 284 Washington Street,
OPPOSITE AMORY HALL, ^^^ H) (D S IT (D EI o
Old Frames Re-gilt. Portraits and Pictures Cleaned and Varnished.
All orders promptly attended to, and at the lowest cash prices.
HENRY Q. SMITH,
JOHN HASTINGS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Manufactured for
Bay Windows,
French & Orial Windows,!
Halls,
Conservatories, &c., &c.
CHARLES B. LOCKE,
No.
57 1-2 Court Street,
Opposite the head of Brattle
Street,
UB CE> ^3 ^:-? cs:> S^To
lO^ OLD BLINDS REPAIRED AND TRIMMED..^
OROUTT'S PATENT
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS.
For Churches, School Houses, Public Buildmgs, Dwellings, Stables, Bams, &c.
The Subscriber, who has applied himself constantly for nineteen years to the study and practice of
protecting buildings from injury by Lightning, and has become familiar with all the various modes of
protection, still continues to manufacture and affix, to all kinds of buildings, his
Patent Improved Lightning Conductors,
"Which the experience of many years has proved the best ever yet devised. They have been adopted
by the scientific part of the community, and for the best buildings in New England, some of which
are most of the buildings of Harvard University, the Bunker Hill Monument, and recently for the
State House in Boston. My Patent has been sustained by the U. S. Circuit Court.
I^° Orders received by mail or otherwise.
WM. A. ORCUTT, No. 77 ComhiU, Boston.
JOHN G. BUCHANAN, ~
MANUFACTURER OF
IROI BEDSTEADS,
IIIE(Dlf 3PffiEf(S® WdDmK,
AND
VARIOUS OTHER KINDS OF IRON FURNITURE,
103 Northampton Street, near Washington Street,
AND
10Y2 IVasliingrtoii Street, Corner of Camden Place, Boston.
0". XX-i^X^X^,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DOORS, SASHES,
'3 ^^3
177 Blackstone Street,
STEAR HATMARKET SQ,UARK,
GAY & ALLEN,
AND PIiTTMBEKS,
Gutters, Conductors, Pumps, Lead Pipe,
Boilers, Bowls, Water Closets,
Force Pumps, &c.
No. 21 Washington Street,
Cor. Champney Place, (near Boston Line,)
CHESTEa M. GAT,
PHUIEAB S. ALLEN.
JOBBING
Of all kinds in the aboTe line attended to at short notice,
on reasonable terms.
14 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
CHESTEE GUILD & SONS,
TIMSIES AMB CraEIIES,
No. 16 Blackstone St., Boston,
HATE CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, OF THEUl OWN MANUFACTURE,
Also, Leather for Japanners ; and the various kinds of Boot and Shoe Leather.
CASH PAIDiFOR SLAUGHTER HIDES, AND FOR OAK AND HEMLOCK BARK.
GAY, MANSON & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
BEST KEFINED
SWEDES AND NORWAY SHAPES AND RODS,
ANGLE, SHEET AND PLATE IRON.
Hoop, Band and Spike Iron ; Axles, Spring Steel, Spikes, &c.
2Q IFTTXjTOnNT STIIES353T, oor. O370SS St-
©(DSTT® E}^ mm^^ i: ?: ?Mler.
SNOW & KINGMAN,
manufacture the greatest variety of
To be found at any one concern in the country, consisting in part of the following variety, Tiz., Bureaus, Toy Sec-
retaries, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Childrens Carriages and Cabs, Toy Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Sleds of all kinds,
Children's Drive Hoops, and various kinds of Ware too numerous to mention. Also, in connection with tlie above, we
keep a large assortment of
WOODEN & WILLOW WARE, BASKETS, WAGONS, CRADLES, &C.
Which we will sell at the lowest cash prices. A call is respectfully solicited, and orders will meet with prompt attention.
JAMES FERGUSON,
1 W
cm FEMSHiG GOODS, MATTRESSES, &(!.,
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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xjisrionxr ■\?v^o
St,
SETH WILMARTH, . . . Proprietor.
MANUFACTURER OF
§m
OF THE VARIOUS SIZES REQUIRED.
Including Progs, S-witclies, Chairs, Hand-Cars, &e.
Machinists' Tools of all descriptions, including Turning Lathes,
Of siiea yarying from 6 feet to 50 feet in length, and weighing from 500 lbs. to 40 tons each; the latter capable of
turning a wheel or pulley, thirty feet in diameter.
PLANING MACHINES,
Varying from 2 feet to 60 feet in length, and weighing from 200 lbs. to 70 tons each, and will plane up to 55 feet long,
and 7 feet square.
Boring Mills, Vertical and Horizontal Drills, Slotting Macliines, Punching Presses,
Gear and Screw Cutting Machines, &c.
JobMns and Repairs, and any kind ©rifork done in SEachine Shops, executed
at iShort notice.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF M^ESJNJEW ENGLAND.
:e3_ ]ji. ]vi[iXjxlEiFL ess sor^,
NO. 49 NORTH MAIN STREET, ARNOLD BLOCK,
___ MANUFACTURERS OF
Fire Proof Safes, Burglar Proof Bank Chests,
Bank Vaults, Iron Doors and Sktters, and otlier Iron Work,
Also, Dealers in all the most approved
POWDER & BURGLAR PROOF BANK & SAFE LOCKS.
Particular attention paid to the furnishing and fitting of Bank Locks, Bolts,
Fastenings, &c. .
[C7=Safes made to order, of any size, and with inside arrangements to suit. All
orders promptly executed.
Second Hand Safes. — A few of other makers, taken in exchange for those
of our make, for sale very low.
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MASSACHUSETTS K E G I S T E E, .
BANK AND COUNTING ROOM FURNITURE,
STEPHEN SMITH, DESK MANUFACTURER,
51 and 53 CORNHILL,
BOSTON.
Double and Single Standing and Sitting Desks, Ship
Tables, Writing Tables, Clotli Tops, Book
Cases, Mahogany
Arm Chairs, Desk
Stools and Mahogany Counters,
constantly on hand, or made to order at short notice.
P. F. DODGE,
10 BEACH ST., BOSTON,
AND WEST CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
S. B. & J. S. HUMBERT,
0:1?" Piano-Fortes Tuned, Repaired and To Let. .,/J]
A.J.SPOONER&CO.,
Manufacturers of
And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CABINET FBRNITllRB.i^*
Of Every Description.
Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
LOOKING GLASSES & LOOKING GLASS PLATES, GILT PICTURE FRAMES, PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL.
Also, Gilt Mouldings and Cornices of every description.
NO. 1 CENTRAL BLOCK, A FEW DOOES ABOVE THE TOWN HALL,
FITCHBURG, MASS.
J. G. PEARSON,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
lleclj Instraments,
CONSISTING OP
SINGLE AND DOUBLE JOLIANS, Piano Style.
From 5 to 7 Octaves. Also,
4, 4K, and 5 OctaTes. All of which, in point of Tone,
Style, and Finisli, are pronounced by those BEST
QUALIFIED TO .JUDGE, to he superior to anything
to he found in the country.
WORCESTER, MASS.
TRUNK AND VALISE MANUFACTORY,
40 UNION ST., (Up Stairs,)
lTTeorton,
Manufacturer and ^Yholesale and Retail Dealer in
Tavelling Bags, &c.
Mr. H. is also Agent for the Somerville Trunk and Valise
Factory, for which Orders will be received and prompt-
ly responded to.
Dealers are respectfully invited to visit this Establishment.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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CALEB G. WEAVER,
IMPORTER OF
Manufacturer and "Wholesale Dealer in
ilratoni9-1l00m, farkr auJr C|amkr I'uniitun,
Mattresses, Feathers, looking Glasses, &c.
Wo. 7 CEIVTRAI. AMD 28 HIERRIIWAC STREET,
S.O.POLLAED&CO.
CUBRIEES AND FINISHEKS
— OF —
PATENT & ENAMELED
35 PULTON STREET, Up Stairs,
MANUFACTORY AT WOBURJf.
Grain, Split, Calf Skins, and other kinds of Leather, on
hand and manufactured to order.
WM, A. WINGATE,
Hard and Soft Coal^
•WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
ALSO,
Wltliliiix Sill & iiiii
Constantly on hand.
Wharf, North End of Sea Street Bridge,
Desk at Newell Sturtevant & Co.'s, 25 Kilby Street,
MERRILL & TARBELL,
PUEM-ISHING
AND
No. 51 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
CoflSns, Caskets, Patent Metallic Burial Cases & Robes,
of every description, wholesale and retail.
H. M£KBIIjL, House No. 6 Brookline Street.
Ii. L. TARBELli, House No. 14 North Bussell Street.
^\ak fslanir ^itm anir §rs fip e C0mpng,
GEORGE BARBOUR & SON, Proprietors,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Also, STEAM AND GAS FITTINGS of every description.
OFFICE AND PLACE OF BUSINESS,
51 Friendship Street, 3d Story in Richardson & Hicks' Block, PROVIDENCE, R. I.
[CT^AU work warranted to be done in the neatest and most durable manner. Orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
IS
MASSACHrSETIS REGISTER.
AJfDREW WHITNEY & CO.
ini Cirhan'5 ImrrcT^i Reed Insnrcniccs,
MArV STREET. FrTCHBTTRG,
HAETSHOEXE & CO.
DEALERS,
74
PEARL STREET,
WIXG & WATSON,
mmim and ventilating
BLACKSTOXE BLOCK,
No. 23 Broad Street, Providence, R. I.
EEICZ FTTEyACE.
POBTABLE nnWACE,
CHILSON'S AND OTHER PATENT AIR-WARMING
SOLE AGES'TS IX P.EODZ ISLAND FOR THE MANUFACTURE AJST) SALE OF
EMEESONS PATENT VENTILATOES.
A great Tirlety c: HOT-ATR GRATES, REGISTERS, ic, constantly on hand,
PTiblic »sd Phvire BiLiiz^ss TVaEMED AND VENTILATED in the most PERFECT MANNER.
ZT" All Go-Dda sold at ilaniiiact^irers' Prices. ..iZZ
ADYERTISIXG DEPARTMENT
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PROPRIETOE AST) ilAyiTACTTEER 07
CRANE'S PATENT
CHAIN CABLeItOPPERS,
Sold by Slilp Chandlers generally.
FAVOR & HATCH,
IfAjrrPACTTEESS 07
Sasli, Doors, Window-Frames, Blm'k Sktt^rs, kt
— ^ Hr^^ WAMESIT
i::tion street,
lowell, mass.
JOHN PETTINGELL,
MAMJFACTTRER OP
CISTERNS, PRDT BLOfKS.
MJlCBCTXB, frames, &:C.
Mechanics' Mill. Button Street,
LQWiLL. i
re, LovelL
Wares. MeirlwndUe of
: - Eftaie. Cash paid
. - -— lages eveij Satar-
19 MIDDLE STREET, ^LOWELL, MASS.^T^'. S. A.
ELHANAN W. SCOTT,
DRlFTSim, PRAfTIfiL AND THEORETIfE MEfHiMC,
FOR FOURTEEN YEARS,
PROCURES PATE^JTS IN THIS & AIL FOREIGN COUNTRIES WHERE PATENT LAWS EXIST.
Refbrkxcks. — The undersigned have for several years been acquainted with Mr. E. "W. Scott, and
state with pleasure, that he is a gentlemen of unquestionable integrity, and knowledge in the
business in which he is engaged.
Sewell G. Mack, Mayor of Lowell ; I. W. Beard, Attorney at Law and Assistant Treastirer. United
States, Boston ; H B.' Smith, Manufacturer of Machinery, Lowell ; Elisha Huntington, Ex-Lieut,
Governor ot MassachMsetts. Lowell ; D. S. Richards ->n. Attorney at Law and Countv'Coniniissioner ;
A R. Brown, A'tornev at Law and Dir-'L-tcr of the Wsmesit Biiik.
PATTEEITS FOE CASTINGS, AND MODELS FOE MACHINES. PEOMPILY MANUFACTTBED.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
Manufacturers of Superior Cotton and Wool
Also, LEATHER BELTING,
AT THE WORCESTER CARD MANUFACTORY,
5 Washington Square, Worcester, Mass.
T. K. EARLE. EDWARD EARLE.
T. K. E. & Co. received a Prize Medal at the 'World's Pair.
References.— Wm. B. Fox & Co., Dan'l Tainter, Worcester,
Mass. : Samuel Lawrence, Boston, Mass. ; Davis & Furber, Sut-
tons Mills, Mass. ; H. N. Bigelow, Clinton, Mass. ; Seagrave &
Steer, Uxbridge, Mass. ; Nelson Slater, W. A. Robinson & Co., J.
L. Slocum, Providence, R. I. ; David "Whitman, Warwick, R. I. ;
Edward Harris, Woonsocket, R. I. ; Harding & Brothers, Win-
ooski Falls, Vt ; Wood, Merritt & Co., Andrews & Jessup, Oscar
Schench, Parker Chapman & Co., New York ; Jacob Senneff,
John Famum & Co., Philadelphia ; Waterbury Knitting Co.,
Union Manufacturing Co., Norwalk, Conn.
HOWE & GOODHUE,
Successors to 'WHITE & PUPFEE,
MANUFACTUKEES OF
MCHIE & STRIPPING CARDS,
MARKET ST., LOWELL, MASS.
EDWARD B. HOWE. JASON GOODHUE.
John Avery, Esq., Agent for Hamilton Co., Lowell.
Charles L. Tilden, Esq., Agent for Tremont Co., Lowell.
Linus Child, Esq., Agent for Boot Co., "
Joseph White, Esq., Agent for Mass. Co. "
Samuel Fay, Esq., Agent for Lowell Co., '•
Samuel Lawrence, Esq., Agent for Bay State MUls, Lawrence.
Messrs. Knight and ilavnard, Assabet, Mass.
Royal Southwick, Agent for Wilton Co. [Mass.
Daniel Holden, Agent for N. England Worsted Co., Saxouvilla,
Messrs. Warren Park & Co., Pittsburgh, Penn.
JOHN SI MFSON,
MANUFACTURER OP
Machines for Planing Boards or Plank, Clapboards,
Blind Shades, Door Panels, &c.; Tonguingand
Grooving Machinery, Sash, Blind, and Box
Machines, Gang, Single and Circular
Saw-Mills; Steam Engines, Grist-
,. Mill Work, and
:ilBili:illiil;llilll:illillillliilllllllll JOB WORK GENERALLY,
MECHAIVICS' MILLS, Kear Northern R. R. Depot, Fletcher Street,
ABIJAH CUTTER,
Manufacturer and Dealer iu
iouMe ft Single J^otolhtg (Suns
AND "pistols.
ALSO,
SPOETING APPARATUS AND FISHING TACEE,
OF EVERX DESCRirXIOar,
Powder, Shot, Percussion Caps, &c.
FISHING RODS MADE TO ORDER.
No. 16 Middle St., 3d West of Post Office,
1,0-WEI.X,, MJbSS.
W. BROWN & 00.
Manufacturers of every description of
f Mf f If iilf 111,
AND DEiXEES IN
Sole and Upper Leather,
FOaEaSfCH CALF SKISXTS,
CALF AWD LAMB E O L L E K S ,
mi, BmiEVGS, AB FBDINGS,
94 Market St., liOwell.
jWHilRD BROWN. WILLAED A. BROWN.
OF \<rORCESTER, MASS.
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, President. His EiceUency, E. WASHBURN, Hon. JOHN BROOKS, Vice Presidents.
WM. DICEIINSOia", Treasurer. CLAEENDON HAEEIS, Secretary.
$5000 only, taken on One Risk.
rr^Policies iggued on good Lives for California and Foreign Countries, at low rates of Premium.
ir7"M. S. PERRY, M. D., Medical Examiner for Boston.
Boston Agent, J. D. KENT, No. 29 State Street.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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JSl. JDJiLTU^IlS cfe CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF ALD KINDS OF
mil
'M7 mi^M
FINISHED AND UNFINISHED.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO BOX CHAIRS FOR THE SHIPPING. ALSO
PATENT STUFFED SEAT CHAIRS,
Varying in quality from the ricliest Velvet Tapestry down to the cheapest fabric, and neatly packed in boxes, in
compact form for Shipping.
]¥EWTOI¥'S L.AIVE, FITCHBIJRG, IIIASS.
ASHER GREEN,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
FITCHBDRG FOUNDRT,
On the "West Side of Water St.,
A few rods below the Depot,
FURNISHES TO ORDER ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
Iron, Copper, Brass, or Zinc.
GOODRICH, GREEN & CO.
Manufacturers of
WOODWORTH'S
PATENT PUNING MICHIES,
AT PRICES FROM $75 TO $750.
Also, Machines for Planing Clapboards; for
Jointing and Matching ; for Shaping
Chair Seats ;
And Chair Machinery of all descriptions.
KNIVES FURNISHED TO ORDER.
New Steam Machine Shop, Water Street,
A8HER QREZN, JAMES GOODRICH, DAVID E. WARE.
C. S, TOLMAN & CO.
11A€1I»ISTS,
And Manufacturers of
MACHINISTS' TOOLS,
Are prepared to execute orders for
IiATKES,
Shafting, witli Patent or Plain Hangers, Mill Work, k.
A few rods south of the Depots,
WATER STREET, FITCHBIJRG, MASS-
ASHER GREEN, C. S. TOLMAN.
C. & C. A. BOWEER,
"Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
AND
VARNISHES OF ALL KCNDS,
ALSO
go0rs anir §as|^s d all kiiite,
At the Lowest Prices.
MILTON FROST,
MANUFACTURER OF
imsi emi hb mi m
MATTRESS STOCK,
Also Manufacturer of Excelaior Palm Leaf, Ratan, Cotton-
Top, Husk and Hair Mattresses, Pew Cushions, &c.
Frost's Block, - - Main Street,
FCTGHBiUiRQc MASS.
DAVID FROST & CO.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
AND
PALM LEAP HATS,
Frost's Block, . . Main Street,
DAVID FROST,
MILTON FROST
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
HITCHCOCK & MUZZY,
MANUFACTUKEKS OP
IRON AND STEEL
mfm km mm mn mm%m,
MERRIPIELD'S BUILDINGS, EXCHANGE ST.,
done to order, in the best manner.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO BORING OUT OLD GUNS TO MAKE THEM SHOOT WELL.
BASSETT & BAYLIES,
Wholesale Dealers in
Jflour, gutter, €\tm,
Lard, Hams, Soaps, Salt,
G- ZK3CZ: XIXZ3S, c«s c .
ALSO,
mmmmmMm
Commission Merchants,
FOSTER STREET, Foster Block,
Opposite Boston & Worcester Passenger Depot,
AHAZ BASSETT,
A BAYLIES.
Z. P. SPAULDING,
COPPERSITB Al PLIIMBBR,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
PIMPS, LEAD
Particular attention paid to Roofing.
Main Street, opposite Oliver Street,
WILLARD, \(MI.LIA1VIS & CO.
(SUCCESSORS TO HKNRY GODLDING,)
MANUFACTURERS OP
UNION MILL, corner of School and Union Streets,
Such as Worsted and Wool Carding Machines, Spinning Jacks, Pickers, Willowers,
Waste Dusters, Card Nippers, Comb Plate, &c., on the most Improved Plans.
N. B. Jacks made with the CLUTCH, or Bevel Gear, Driving Motion, as may be preferred. Bur-
ring Machines, Cards, Clothing, Spools, Bobbins, Belting, &c., furnished on the most reasonable
terms.
Waltham Book Store and Bindery.
SAMUEL PETERS,
DEALER IX
FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH,
AND
PAPER HANGINGS,
FANCY GOODS AND CUTLERY,
Hastings' Building, Main Street,
WALTHAM. MASS.
GEORGE G. PAGE,
Manufacturer of
PACKING CASES,
DOVETAILED BOXES,
And all other Styles usually made at such
Establishments.
Hampshire St., near Broadway,
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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J. BARRETT & 00.
BUILDERS OF
CILICO PRiTM MACHIIRY,
DYEING MACHINES,
And all kinds used by Printers. Also,
Washers, Mangles, Hydro-Extractors,
Machine Tools of sTery description.
Made to Order,
At the Junction machine Shop,
SUPERIOR ENAMELLED
CAR LININGS,
MAJfUFACTURED BY
HAMPSON, HOLT & CO.
CENTRAL STREET,
SMITH & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
144 Main Street, Opposite the Central Exchange,
J. H. KNIGHTS,
Manufacturer of and Dealer
iM^D mm ^ mmt
GLOVES, MITTENS, &c.
Central Exchange, 163 Main St., "Worcester.
Orders from the Trade respectfully solicited.
E. M. ELWELL,
ij!ia^iKi(y[?^©¥(yiiaii^
eisr iiif siiii MWi$
AND ALL KINDS OF SAW FILES,
No. 20 Exchange Street, Worcester,
Repairing promptly attended to.
ja. rt KT o Ij i> ' s
PATENTA^N^Y^a^JIODELJBIAN^^
Models -nade of all kinds, (working if desired, and warranted to answer the requisitions of the Patent Office,)
Drawing?, Specifications, etc. , furnished and Patents procured.
The Subscriber, being connected with one of the best Agents in Washington, (see references below,) is enabled to
obtain Patents with the least possible delay and expense.
AZA ARNOLD, Washington. JAS. G. ARNOLD, Worcester.
Refekbnces —Hon. C. T. James, U. S. Senate ; Hon. T. J. Rusk, U. S. Senate ; Philip Allen, H. B. Anthony, Ex-Gov-
ernors ; R. W. Greene, Chief Justice ; Thos. F. Carpenter, Samuel Ames, Rhode Island ; Edward Harris, Woonsocket,
R. I. ; A. Chase, County Treasurer ; J. M. Earle, lidward Earle, Worcester.
The following Note was appended by the late Hon. Secretary of State of the U. S. :
I have knowQ Mr. Arnold for dome years, and am well acquainted with the geDtlemen whose names are above written;
I accord with their opinions, and know them to be some of the most respectable men in the State. — Daniel Websisr.
For further information, inquire (if by letter, postpaid,) of
JAS. G. ARNOLD, 207 Main St., Worcester.
in?" All communications strictly confidential.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
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WILLIAM B. RIDER,
Continues to CUT and GRIND
Ige Mash, §xnp,
& GROXmD FIASTEB,
AT HIS OLD STAND,
To
I>c>j:tcm:i.o© Street,
PROVIDENCE, R. 1.
Cut Logwood, Fustic, Hjpernic and Sappan Woods,
always on hand and for sale as above.
THE NEW ENGLAND
COEFEE & SPICE MILLS,
K"os. 33 & 34 Dorrance Str'jet,
lF)|a©'^a©l[K]©Iis la. Do
SPRAGUE & LUTHER,
HAVE FOR SALE AT THEIE STORE,
COFFEE, Green, Roasted and Ground, in Bags, Boxes
or Barrels.
SPICES, Ginger, Pepper, Allspice, Cinnamon, Cloves,
Nutmegs, &c., in Kegs, Tins, and }i lb. papers.
MUSTARD, Imported and American, in Kegs and K
and }i lb. Tins.
CAYENNE PEPPER, African and American, in
Boxes and Bottles.
CREAM TARTAR.
P. S. Coffee Roasted and Ground for Gro-
cers.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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SACKETT, DAVIS & POTTER,
35
OFFFICES :
123 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
170 BROADWAY, N. Y.
SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
WOOD, LIGHT & CO.
MANUFACTUKERS OF
Engine Lathes, any length, to swing from 12
inches to 8 feet diameter; Iron Planing Ma-
chines, any length, and will Plane from 15 inches
to 8 feet square ; Hand Lathes and Hand Planers ;
Stabbing Machines, Upright Drills, Boring Mills^
Bolt Cutteis, German Fulling Mills ; Gearing and
Shafting, of all descriptions.
Scrool Chucks famished to order.
Screw and Gear Cutting, Iron Planing, and Job
Work of all kinds, done with despatch,
AT THEIR IIVORKS,
within a few rods of the Junction Depot,
WORCESTER, MASS.
CHARLES WOOD,
J. F. LIGHT.
H. A. BRIGGS & CO.
Opposite Railroad Depot,
All kinds of Cotton and Wool Waste, Bagging
Ropes, Rags, Old Pickers, Old Iron, Copper
and Brass, Bought and Sold.
Also, constantly on hand and for Sale, all kinds of
Factory Leather, Straw Board, Wrapping, Bal-
ing and Batting Paper, of various sizes.
AOEKTS FOR THE SALS OP
LOOM PICKERS, SHUTTLES AND BELTING.
GEORGE E. RAY, Travelling Agent.
dS3 &^^I1*
Corner of Friendship and Potter Streets, Providence, R. I.
Are prepared to execute all kinds of
PLANING, BOXMAKING, PUMP TUBING AND MOULDING,
ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
F. F. PHELPS,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Culver's Improved Hot-Air Furnace,
Plain and Plated Stair Begisters, Britannia,
Japanned, and Plain Tin Ware, Tin Boofing
Gutters, and Conductors, and
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS IN GENERAL.
NO. 67 FRONT STREET,
WARDEN'S BLOCK,
TABER & CHOLLAE,
Manufacturers of and Wholesale and
Ketail Dealers ia
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Also, Wholesale and R«tail Dealers in
FEATHERS, BEDS, MATTRESSES,
Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, Gilt Picture
Frames, Plain and Ornamental. Also, Gilt
Mouldings & Cornices of every description.
No. 150 Main Street, l¥orcester.
W. B. TABER, J. D. CHOLLAR.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
DAVIS & STODDARD,
OFFICE, 141 MAI^ STREET,
E. B. STODDABD.
D. & S., as agents, will insure against Loss by Fire, upon the
most reasonable terms, all Icinds of property, at some of the best
Stoclt Offices in New England. Also as Commissioners, willtalce
Depositions, Aclcnowledgments of Deeds, &c., for the States of
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island. Connecticut,
New Yorlc, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin.
M M. Morse also gives particular attention
to Manufacturing Reed Organs, for Halls
and Churches, with from 4 to 12 stops. Prices
from $150 to S500.
JOHN BOYDEN,
fe^auje aittr Colkrtiou ®ffia,
Worcester House Block, Main Street,
Drafts, Stocks, Specie and Bank Notes, Bonglit & SoU.
Bills of Exchange for the OLD COUNTRY,
(drawn on Messrs. George Peabody & Co., London,)
ready on hand.
Collections in any part of the United States and
Canadas. Also, some other things usually done
by Brokers.
"^C. A. HARRINGTON & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS,
DTE STUFFS, BURNIlSrG- FLUID,
Wheat and Potato Starch, Window Glass, and MANUFAC-
TURERS' ARTICLES, generally.
SIGN OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN,
No. 50 Main Street, "Worcester.
C. A. HARRDiGTON. JEROME lARBlE.
SUMNEE PEATT,
Manufacturer and Agent for the sale of new and second-hand
COTTON km WOOLLEN MACHINERY,
And Supplies of every description for the same, embracing
IMPROVED PATENT WIRE HARNESSES AND HEDDLES,
Shuttles, Reeds, Ready-Made Belts, Card Clothing, Factory Leather, Pickers, Bobbins, Roller Cloth,
Patent Burr Temples, &c. Also, Machinery, Burning and Lard Oils, &c.
NO. QS FRONT STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
TIMLEY, BROTHERS,
MARBLE WORKS,
109 South Main Street,
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
Marble Mantels, Monuments, Head
Stones, Cabinet Stabs, Tiles for Floors,
t &c., of the best Foreign and Domestic
I Marble. Also, Freestone for Buildings,
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
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U. S. AND FOREIGN
39 State Street, Boston,
SAMUEL COOPER,
Late Chief Examiner in the U. S. Patent Office,
PROCURES PATENTS IN THIS IND FOREIGN COITRIES.
His long official connection with the Patent Office has rendered him familiar with its ruleis an d
practices, and with the history of invention in this and other countries ; and this experience, with
the frequent visits which he proposes making to the Patent Office, justifies him in saying that hig
Agency will off'er to Inventors all the advantages of one located in Washington, and, in addition, those
which result from a residence in the midst of mechanical and manufacturing industry.
Advice given upon all matters relating to the validity, &c. , of patents, the novelty and patenta-
bility of inventions. Specifications and Drawings prepared, — Caveats filed, — Reconsiderations pro-
cured of applications that have been rejected upon imperfectly prepared papers, — Cases of interference,
and applications for extension and re-issue prosecuted, — and in general, all business connected with
the Patent Office, transacted with care and promptness.
British and other foreign patents procured, through prompt and confidential agents in London
and Paris.
Persons residing at a distance may obtain all necessary information, and have their business
transacted, by writing to the subscriber, without the trouble and expense of a visit to Washington.
He begs leave to refer those unacquainted with him to the following testimonials : —
FROM THE EXAMINERS IN THE PATENT OFFICE.
"'"he undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners in the United States Patent Office, have for several jrears
been veil acquainted with Mr. Samuel Cooper, lately a Principal Examiner in this Office, and take pleasure in stating
that he is a gentleman of the highest moral character, of unquestioned knowledge in the business and practice of the
office, and that his scientific attainments are Kuch as eminently fit him for the business in which he is about to engage.
Hbnrt B. Benwick, ) p„-« • „,
L. D. Gale, ( Tnntxpal
T. R. Peale, 1
TflOB. T. Everett, i Assistant
E. SouTHGATE SMITH, f Examiners.
Wm. Chauncy Langdon, J
" From long acquaintance, and Intimate official relations with Mr. Cooper, I fully and heartily concur in the 1
going recommendation made by my late colleagues.
Wm. p. N. Fitzgerald,
Late JPrincipal Examiner of Patents.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER,
(LATE SANGER, DAVIS & CO.,)
MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS OF THE
Also, EXTRA NO. 1 SOAP, FAMILY SOAP,
SANGER & DAVIS'S CHEMICAL ERASURE, and other grades.
Constantly on hand and for sale to the trade, at
41 BROAD STREET, BOSTON.
The undersigned would respectfully tender their thanks to former patrons, and hope, by attention, to merit continued
favors.
SAMUEL S. DAVIS, HENRY SANGER.
MOTT & MURRAY,
HEBTKY A.. MOTT,
Commissioner for several States.
WASHINGTON MtTKRAY,
Notary Public, Commissioner for Massa-
chusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, etc.
76 NASSAU ST., N. Y.
Refer to— Hon. S. A. Eliot, Sidney Bartlett, Esq.,
Lunt, Esq., Boston, Mass.: Hon. Lewis Cass, Mich
J. Ingersoll, Conn. ; Hon. G. M. Dallas. Penn. ; Hon. James
Esq., and Dr. Valentin
'^'
■^.
M
NO
O. FE XiTOSr,
Has removed his place of business to
12 SCHOOL STREET,
(A few doors from Washington St.)
BOSTON, JAN. 1st, 1855.
On hand a variety of Steel Plates, suitable for Book II.
lustrations, from which impressions can be furnished
at the shortest notice.
J. STONE,
DAGUERREAIV ARTIST,
No. 94 Hanover Street, Boston.
Kctures made by Mr. Stone are equal to any taken in the city,
and at reasonable prices, ts- Instructions given in the art.
TYPES,
AND
f riHting BatBrinb of mn^ hmi^lm,
SUPPLIED PROMPTLY AT LOW EATES,
BY JOHN K. ROGERS & CO.,
[Commenced in 1819.]
NO. 6 SPRING LANE,
BOSTON.
iiifii §Mm mmim,
COUNTING-ROOM, 10 CONGRESS STREET,
The Proprietors have made extensive arrangements for procuring foreign intelligence of every
description, up to the latest moment of the departure of the steamers from Europe ; and every
thing which relates to the trade of Europe and our own country, will be inserted, and the ship news
will be arranged with care by persons well acquainted with this important department.
Our exertions to obtain and publish authentic information on all topics proper for the columns of
a newspaper — the state of trade, the prices of merchandise, the current news of the day, and the
political movements in the various parts of the country — will not be abated. The marine, commer-
cial and financial departments of the Courier have been inferior to none in copiousness or accuracy of
detail, and the publishers will endeavor to maintain their reputation in this respect.
Terms of Subscription: For the Daily Courie;, for one year, ^8.00 ; for the Semi- Weekly
Courier, for one year, g4.00 ; for the Weekly Courier, for one year, ^2.00.
I^" Orders addressed to E, B. POSTER &o CO. will receive prompt attention.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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I^3E:3^X3:.^1VC IH-OKT -wodfli^s.
CLARKE & SMITH,
The Proprietors of the DEDHAM IRON WORKS, have established their Office and Warcrooms at
No. 23 Exchange Street, Boston, Mass.,
Where they are prepared to receive Orders for CASTINGS, having a large variety of Patterns for
■iiiiiii¥ iiifiiiSi
Such as Gears, Pulleys, Hangers, Couplings, Pedestals, Box, "Water "Wheel Gudgeons^
Segments and Jacks ; Racks and Pinions, Sa^v and Grist Mill "Work, Balance
'WIi.eel§, Steam and "Water Pipes, Grate Bars, &-c.
Having had large experience, and employing first-rate pattern makers, they will give particular attention to getting
up Patterns for Mill Geiiring and other Machinery.
They have, also, facilities for Boring, Turning, and Blacksmith Work, and manufacture Mill Gearing, Shafting, and
various kinds of Machinery. A general assortment of Pulleys, Hangers, &c. may be found at Warerooms.
MOTT'S PATENT RING CYLINDER STOVES,
Nuts, Washers, Emery, Malleable Castings, Leather Belting, &c.
H. CLARKE. H. SMITH.
m. NONANTUM DALE
NURSERY.^
This Nursery is pleasantly located in Nonantum Dale,
And is owned and crrried on by
JOHN A. EENEICE,
Whose experience in the Tree Growing business en-
ables him to do justice to his patrons.
He has on hand a large assortment, including the finest varieties of
FRUIT AND ORIAMENTAL TREES,
HAWTHORNS, AZALIAS, LABURNUMS,
And other Ornamental Shrub.
Honeysuckles, Roses, Herbaceous Plants,
BUCKTHORNS, ARCOiVlTiES, NORWAY SPRUCE, k, k
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
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MASSACHUSETTS IlEGISTE
CHUBBUCK & CAMPBELL,
OF-
AND
MACHINERY.
STEAM BOILERS
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION,
HAIR ¥• SBiBft
AT SHORT NOTICE.
Works, Corner of
& RIIGGLES STS.,
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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To Stove and liantern Manufacturers.
SHEETlifiilsrOR MICl,
The above article is superior to anything ever used for the
above purposes, on account of not breaking or burn-
ing, but standing the most intense heat.
Also, for Mineralogist? and others, elegant specimens OF
MICA, FELDSPAR, CRYSTALLINE, QUARTZ, &c.
Also, SAFETY LANTERNS, of various sizes, a very su-
perior article, warranted not to break by falling, and are
decidedly the safest, cheapest, and best of the kind in use.
Constantly for sale on the most reasonable terms, at No.
31 Union Street, Boston.
GEORGE II. RUGGLES.
N.B. The Insinglass or Mica will be cut to any reasonable size,
sted. Allord "
lUv received.
THEODORE METCALF & CO.,
(FoKMERLT Joseph Burnett.)
39 Tremont St., Boston.
DEALERS IN
fun irugs it Clj^mirals,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
AND
STANDAP lAMILY MEDICINES.
THEODORE METCALF.
WM. W. GOODWIN.
flr.A.co:B
E3 It 1 KT C3^,
300 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.,
Has recently invented machines for Manufacturing
PIANO FORTES,
By which he is able to make those Instruments in the MOST PERFECT MANNER, and with far greater rapidity
than they have been heretofore.
He can now supply orders, wholesale or retail, and will guarantee his Instruments to be of the FIRST CLASS,
and to irive satisfaction, or he will refund the money. Persons wishing Piano Fortes, and enclosing their Orders by
mail, can have them forwarded, with full directions how to set them up, and at reasonable prices.
SLATING, TINNING, COPPERING.
THOMAsTiSRRING,
ITl a MITAL RttI
Office, 14 Exchange Street, Boston.
Yards, 73 Albany St., Boston, & cor. SMp & Dyer Sts., Providence, R.
RESIDENCE, COR. OF RUGGLES ST. & ROCKINGHAM OT., ROXBURY.
REPAIEING OP OLD ROOFS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
73 "Westminster Street, Providence, R. I.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Tin, Japanned, Planished and Britannia Ware ;
Bronzed Iron Ware, such as Hat Stands, Blower
and Fire Stands, Umbrella Stands ; Table and
Pocket Cutlery ; Enamelled and Common Iron
Ware ; Tin Toilet Sets; Bathins: Pans. Hip Baths,
Children's Bath Tubs ; French Tinned Ware ;
Feather Dusters, Brushes, Brooms, Mats ; Willow
and Wooden Ware. Tea Trays, Cane Chairs, Flint
Spittoons, Stone Ware, Sieves, and Wire Work, of
all kinds; Lanterns; Bird Cages; Brackets, all
sizes, bronzed and gilded; Revolving Metallic
Towel Stands ; Iron Bedsteads, Curtain I3ands and
Cornices ; Silver Plated Ware ; Fancy Articles,
such as Vases, Card Plates, Cologne Stands, Ther-
mometers, Parian and Bisque Figures. Refrigera-
tors, Ice Cream Freezers and Moulds, &c., &c.
DEALERS SUPPLIED ON LIBERAL TERMS,
Goods Packed free of Charge.
73 Westminster Street, Providence, R. I.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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J. E. FARWELL & CO.
PRINTERS,
No. 32 Congress St., Boston.
AKD PUBLISHERS OP
THE AMERICAN PATRIOT,
A Family Newspaper, devoted to American
Priaclples.
TERMS, $2.00 PER YEAR.
SUBSCRIPTIONS SOLICITED.
E. A. TEULON,
^MM
113 Washington Street,
Marriage and Visiting Cards, Engraved and
Printed in the most fashionable styles, cheaper
than any where else in New England.
Also, Cake Boxes, and Wedding Envelopes con-
stantly for sale cheap for cash.
Engraving and Card Printing, executed in the
best style. Door Plates furnished to order.
113 TVasliin§rton Street.
DAMBELI
& MOORE,
16 Devonshire Street, four doors from State Street,
113 OD ^ ^2:P C£> S3^<=»
All kinds of Printing and Book Binding done la the best style, with despatch, and on the most favorable terms.
FESSENDEN'S
No. 47 Hanover Street,
Nearly 0pp. the American House, ^®|
Daguerreotype Miniatures taken, SINGLE or in GROUPS,
in the best manner, and neatly put up in Cases, Frames,
Lockets, &c.,atLow prices, varying according to the size
and style of the Case, Frame, &c.,
Miniatures Copied at reasonable rates and at short
notice.
J. P. ROLLINS,
Manufacturer of
AND
STEREOTYPE BLOCKS.
Also, a large Assortment of
f riuta' |iiriiisl]ittg %xX\tk%
Constantly on hand or made to order at short notice,
No, 6 Herald Building, Williams Court,
BOSTON.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER,
Nos. 12 & 13 Franklin Avenue,
Between Court &. CornhiU Sts., 3B0ST0:Xr.
Constantly on hand, at all seasons, the best quality of
Hats, finished in a superior style, and of the most approved
fasbiOQ. Hats made to order, in the best manner, and
warranted to fit.
His Establishment is centrally located — convenient for
all who reside in town or country, — but neither in costly
apartments, nor subjected to high rents.
Under these circumstances, being a practical Hatter, he
is enabled to sell the best Moleskin Hats, (usually sold for
$5,) at the low price of $i. TERMS CASH.
DR. J. CHEEVER
Has the largest and best assortment of
TRUSSES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
SHOULDER BRACES,
LACED STOCKINGS, for Varicose Veins,
KIVEE CAPS, &c.
That can be found at any similar establishment.
Also, Made to Order, all kinds of apparatus for the cor-
rection of every variety of distortion, malformation, or
physical deformity of the human frame.
Agency for PALMER'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEG,
and for i)r. S. S. Fitch's Celebrated Medicines and Mechani-
cal Remedies for the cure of Consumption.
DR. J. CHEEVER,
Store and Oflace, No. 1 Tremont Temple.
GEO. BOTHAMLY & SON,
FORCE PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS & BRASS COCRS^
^^^^^^^^"""""^^^^^ TITarm, Cold & Shower Baths,
44 DEVONSHIRE STREET, (between Water and Milk Sts.)
OB C2> ^ "^g:? C£> S3r G»
N. B.— COCHITUATE WATEE FIXTURES introduced with promptness and despatch,
orders promptly attended to.
Country
ETOREEN TREES.
JOH^ W. ADAMS,
PORTLAND, ME.,
will furnish and forward to any part
of the United States, carefully
packed in crates and boxes.
Arbor Vitse, Balsam Fir, Spruce, Hemlock,
Pine and Larch,
From six inches to six feet in height, at very low prices, by
the hundred or thousand.
Also, Kock or Sugar Maple.
Priced Lists and full particulars sent to applicants.
SPINAL COMPLAINTS.
A new method of treating SPINAL DISEASES, Curva-
tures nftht Spine, and Spinal Weakness, without pain or
suffering to the patient, however young or feeble, is now
successfully practised by
DR. J. A. WOOD,
At Ms Office, 215 Washington St., Boston,
Or at his residence, MARLBORO' HOTEL.
Having examined the Serpentine Spring Apparatus used by
Dr. J. A. Wood in the treatment of lateral curvatures of the Spine,
we recommend it as efficient and comfortable to the patient.
Hknry J. BiGELOW, M. D., Prof. Surgery, Harv. University.
George Haywakd, M. D., £x-Prof. Surgery, H. Univeriity.
WiNSLOw Lewis, M. D.
J. V. C. Smith, M. D., Mayor of Boston.
John W. Wabren, M. D.
Heney G. Clabk, M. D., City Physician.
DICKINSON, LINCOLN & CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
OF EVEKY DESCRIPTIOlSr,
Pj^ WILLOW WARE, WOOL AND FANCY MATS, &c.
^^^3^ 8 Market Square, south side Faneuil Hall,
rr-. --^. PRESCOTT DICKINSON, 1 (^ ^nr-i^iTC^
N. B. — P. Dickinson has no connection with any other Wooden Ware Establishment in the city.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
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BULLENS & OOOLEDGE,
IVC o o Ix ^ XX lo S' 3VC111S,
COR. BUTTON AND FLETCHER STS., LOWELL, MASS.,
Mauiifactnre to order, Shafting, Mill Gearing, Stenm and AVater Cocks, Hydrants;
Stoddard's Patent Shingle Jtlaclilnes, for shaving shingles; Hand Drills,
Jack Screws, and Machinery of every description.
Also, Agents for the Manufacture and Sale of H. B. Smith's Patent Machinery for working AVood,
viz., Blind Machines, much improved ; Foot Mortising Machines ; 3 sizes of Power Mortising Machines,
the best thing in this country ; Planing Machines, Tenoning Machines, Sash Sticking Machines, Slat
Planers, ^c, ^c. ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
JOSEPH M. BULLENS.
DANIEL COOLEDGE.
I. S. ALLEN & CO.,
ELEGANT PUNTED ilMBER SETS,
CARPETS, FEATHERS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Clocks, Looking-Glasses and Plates,
ALSO,
PAINTED
124 and 126 Hanover Street, Boston.
A. H. ALLEN. I- S. ALLEN.
A. C. STURTEVANT,
50 AND 52 FEDERAL STREET, BOSTON,
Mannfacfurcr and UlTiolesale Dealer in
MIfff 11 SMflf i, f 4111 ®§f IIS^
AND WINDOW SHADES,
Curtain Fixtures, Trimmings, &c.
STOUE AND OTHER SHADES MADE TO OKDEB.
Manufactory at West Newton, Mass.
Ot)
3^-:;^:
MASSACHrSETTS KEGISTER.
M0HE7, OBER & CO.
and Dealers in
GLASS
¥iRE,
BOSTON,
Manufacture and have on tand, at "VTholess'e ani Ker^il. 2 :u".I assortment of the above articles, or
made to order at short notice. Also, reriir all kinds ::" tie above Wares. Dealers are
K. H. OBIIB,
BLOCK TIN
I wim
Nos. 5 and 7 HAVERHILL STREET, .
i>. B. MOKirr.
T. smm.
WAEEEXS
Ilfltf Si f SllSSl W&f it WiSlL
Tzis Water TSteel is too estensiTelv known to reqnire anv explanation. It is made
of C35: ir:-. ■^.\h. r.-.t. :u:ke:5 firmlv cast into the b-ody of the wheel, making it very firm and
no: ua:'.e to rtiit out. The o-rre of the bucket is always formed so as to be adapted to the
particular /i^ad undtr xrhicfi ii is iniended to r^jrt. They are very simple in construction and
operation, not affected by ice or back water.
For Conon and "Woollen Mills, Paper Mills, Iron Works, Grist Mills, &c., where
a powerful and economical wheel is required, this wheel is particularly recommended.
mnAQumi by m mw hgub wahr meil cmm. waeihis, mass.
JACKSON WARREN, Agent.
I A sample of the Wheel can be seen at the Eeal Estate Register Omce, 91 Washington
I Street. Boston, t^here orders can be left for Wheels, &c.
H -A.
X>TE-
C&3
o o
GLAZED ^VIXBOTVS.
P-AINTID BLIMa^j,
Fence Pales, Stair Balusters, Framing Pins, &c., &c.
Nos. 181 & 183 Elackstone St., near Haymarket Sq.,
1^33=7111!!.
ArC-U;TrS HABDT.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
IMPFS DA&llRREM GILLERT,
123 WasMngton St., (opposite the head ofWater St.,)
IB o s rr CD 3sr.
PicirRXS taken at all times, without regard to the weather. To hi; pictares of children. Mr. E. would call particnlar
attention ; also to some specimens of Stereoscopic Pictures in groups and single figures, which have attracted mach
attention, and are almost uniTersallv admired.
The effect produced by good and by indifferent productions, is in no department of art m^ore eminently apparent than
in Daguerreotype Pictures.
The beholder of an indifferent specimen is at first displeased, without knowing the cause, and upon closer examina-
tion this feeling increases, to a degree bordering on disgnst. The undersigned will say it is no part of his ambition to
produce such pictares. At first view of a superior specimen, the attention is attracted by the graceful and easy positjon,
the natural folds of the drapery, the delicate blending of colors, lights, and shades, imparting a mild and life-like
effect to the features. So perfeci is the illusion, that one can hardly believe he is gaang upon a flat surface of silTer,
but imagines he has been ushered into the actual presence of a friend, who seems to have forgotten his customary salu-
tation and his power of speech. The illusion partially subsideg. and gives place to admiration, which is limited only
by the artist's skiU.
To produce such effects he must use the utmost care in the preparation of his plates and chemicals: most poeseaB
exi>erience in regard to the effects of light, and the chemical action of variotis ingredients ; and above all. he mnstposEees
an intense and enthusiastic love of the £irt.
Mr. K.. after years of careful study and extensive practical experience, presents the result? to which he has attained,
to which he is daily a-iding new specimens : and not to detract {mm the merits of otbeK. he is conElen: be can exhibit
work which cannot be excelled, at prices within the means of all. A. H. KXAPP. 1-23 "Washington St.
HE\RY F. PARKER & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE, FEATHERS,
3fos. 4c and 6 Union Street,
EBEX B. PHILLIPS,
Prepared expressly for Medicinal purposes,
constantly on hand.
NEATSFOOT OIL A.1fD MARROW.
Xos. S5, S7, S9, and 91 Fulton Street, Boston.
THOMAS A. WESTCOTT,
flllK PUP, illTI mH MillT.
Air Tight, acd Plymouth Keck Cocking Steves.
HOT AIR PORTABLE RAAGES,
with a great rariety of Parlor. CrEce and tooking Stoves,
Jifos. 14, 15, 16," 17 & 18 MarshaU St., Boston.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN JACK SCREWS,
For Kaising Buildings, Railroad Cars, Coaches, and other Heavy Burdens.
JPA.TE:yTEI> aiA-Y 9, 1S54.
One turn of this screw perfcrms the same amount cf labor that two wiU in ethers. The advantage
of having the bar in the centre will be readily seen. Tor Sale. TTholesale and Ketail. at
J. M. READ'S, 31 & 33 Union St., Boston.
J. M. READ also Mannfacmres and Ideals in
POEIAILE COOKING RANGES, and his new style uf PAELOR ClXiRIXG STOTI.
All fitted for burning Wood and Coal, making them suitable for cotintry and city use. They combine
all the modem improvements for Hot Water, and Hot Air for heating extra rooms. They canoot
be superseded for economy or convenience.
Also. Bead's Patent Screw Boot Forms, and Boot Crimping Machines.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
WILLIAM E. CORNELL & CO.
AND LICENSED MANUFACTURERS OF THE
WOODWORTH FLANINCf MACHINES,
" Cornell k Brown's Connection Gears," k " Cornell's Patent Tapering- Matcher,"
Corner of Merrimac and Causeway Streets,
330ST<3Kr-
Jobbing of all kinds executed, and particular attention paid to repairing Planing Machines.
JAMES PATTERSON,
BANK, STORE, AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
Manufactared from thoroughly Seasoned Liimher, in the best maimer. A large Assortment of
SHOW CASES, COUNTERS, DESKS, &C.
Of every description constantly on hand, at the
Warerooms, 8 and 10 Chapman Place,
OPPOSITE CITY HALL, SCHOOL STREET, BOSTON.
Manufactory, Comer of 0 and Third Streets, South Boston.
HENRY F. WALLING,
€1111 k fmmmmuM iiiiiia.
AND SUPERINTENDENT OF THE MASS. STATE MAP.
Mr. Walling, having been appointed by the Legislature to superintend the correction of the State
Map, proposes in connection with that work, to furnish accurate maps of towns throughout the State,
laying down all the roads, hills, streams, ponds, mills, woods, churches, schools, stores, workshops,
dwellings, and other objects or localities of importance and interest. A sufficient number of impres-
sions furnished to town authorities for supplying all the voters or tax payers in the town at a very
moderate expense. Specimens and explanations furnished to town authorities, and others, free of
charge.
Maps of the State, mounted or in sheets, also, Maps of counties and towns in this and other States,
may be obtained by addressing as above, or by calling at Ide & Button's Map Store, 106 Washington
Street, Boston, where all orders may be left. For Prices, &c., see Ide & Button's Catalogue.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
89
D. N. B. COFFIN, JR.,
AND
No. 292 Washington St.,
E. W. BOVEY,
S'igii aiiir ©rniniuittal
No. 3 Wilson Lane, BOSTON.
I -would respectfully solicit orders from Parties, So-
cieties, and Companies, who are ia want of Badge,
Banner, Motto, or Decorative Painting.
Also, Firemen's Uniforms and Apothecaries' Wares,
which will be executed in the best vianner and on rea-
sonable terms.
x3:c>XjiX>£3nxr <&> Gt-.^x«Xjj^G&-X£:E3Zi.,
[p 2 c c qi G ." c _^=^
And Builders of Steamboat, Locomotive, Tubular, Flue & Cylinder
S "37 :HS ..^L 3M: ilB O X XjIES x^ s ,
Also, Gasometers of all sizes ; Ships' Wafer Tanks, of eveiy description ; Cisterns for Factories and PuWic Houses ; Iron
Frames and Roofs for Buildings ; Iron Boors and Window Shutters, k., &c., k.
HOLDEN & OALLAGHER,
LEWIS STREET, (near the Perry,) EAST BOSTON, Mass.
iiiSiii iii^i iiiiis
DR. R. GREEN, M. D . ,
Office, No. 38 Bromfield Street, Boston.
DR. GREEN is not himself an Indian, but a scientific Physi-
cian, who has thoroughly investigated the Indian system of Medicine
by actual exptrience with the Indians themselves. His practice is
attended with greater success than was ever before known in this
country, and conclusively proves the superiority of Nature's reme-
dies in skilful and scientific hands. Dr. Green may be consulted, by
letter or personally, at his office, every day, from 8i A. M to 5
P.M. Terms reasonable Advice upon all diseases freeof charge.
Circulars, with full reference to cases cured, sent free of charge
to any one requesting them.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
C. G. K I N G-,
Importer and Manufacturer of
j^SIIRmiNG,
INSTRUMENTS,
NAUTICAL BOOKS, CHARTS, &c.
T¥o. 7 Broad Street,
Third store from state street, ig>'\
STARCH POLISH,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
AMERICAN LAUNDRY CO.,
J. DEAN. TREASURER.
This is the best and only preparation in the market which
will give a beautiM and clear finish to Linen.
LAUNDRESSES who are particular that their efforts should meet with pleas-
ing success, will find this composition a great help, as it will effectually remove
those defective qualities of the Starch which cause the iron to stick and often
spot the linen.
This Beautiful Polish improves the appearance of Linen, and imparts a
rich lustre, which lasts much longer than any that can be produced by the use of
the ordinary articles offered for this purpose. It has been extensively used,
and has already found its way into our first families, and is considered by compe-
tent judges a desideratum long needed by Housekeepers. For rich-
ness of quality, beauty of polish, durability of appearance, and power of resisting
damp weather, IT IS UNRIVALLED. ITT" For sale, wholesale and retail, at the
office of the AMERICAN LAUNDRY COMPANY,
14 IVATER STREET, BOSTOIV,
And by Grocers, Druggists and Periodical Houses generally throughout the Country.
0~ Dealers at a distance, sending their orders by Express, may rely on being served promptly. .=£3]
S. p. TOLMAN,
Corner of Bedford and Kingston Streets,
STUCCO CENTRE-PIECES, CORNICE ORNAMENTS, &C.,
COKSTAISTTLY ON HAND.
Also, New Desig:ns Furnislied and Executed at short notice.
0=-MODELLINO FOR THE TRADE.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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tj:e^:ei. c&j i»E3i=Lii.-y,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
^nglis| anir |inimcan patent PeMcmes,
HAIR RESTORATIVES, TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY. HAIR DYES, ETC.
Propriciors of PERRTS CElEBFt4TED HUNGARIAN BALM, FOR THE DAIR, and General W. England Agents for
Dr. Rogers's Synip of Liverwort, Tar, and Canchalagua,
Dr. Ira Warren's Pure Cod Liver Oil, Phosphate ot Lime and
SnRar of Milk,
Dr. Ira Warren's New Remedies for Consumption,
Columbian Salve,
Harrison's Colombian Perfiimery, &c.
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial,
Marshall's Aromatic Headache and Catarrh Snuff,
McLane s Celebrated Vermifuge,
McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills,
Copeland's Bug and Moth Exteiminator,
Jacob's Cholera, Dysentery and Diarrhcea Cordial.
MANUFACTaRERS & DEALERS IN
mm, mfk m
Cannes, CeU-a-C^te; §M\b,
EASY CHAIRS, PAELOE & ROCKING CHAIRS, &C.
No. 16 CHARLESTOWN STEEET, Haymarket Square,
8. POOR, JR.
J. A. WALSH.
SULLIVAN BLACKING CO.
iUiilii & III lIEIBSo
Mannfactory, 127 Congress St., Boston.
TsASK Mabks, " Harvard," " Croton," " Srdlivan," " J. P. S.
WILLIAM H. CLAPLIN,
iMANUPACTURER OF
AND PRESSER,
No. 67 Uilk Street, up stairs, Boston.
lC7="Men'8 Hats Bleached and Pre888d..£J]
F
JOEL WHITNEY,
MANUFACTURER OF
iOOflil&MliMMIl!;,
Sash, Door and Blind Machinery,
Bore Machines, Power and Foot Mortising Machines, Pa-
tent Card Printing Presses, Veneer Saws, and JOB
WORK generally.
NEAR THE DEPOT.
VOELCKERS & THOMAS,
BOSTOSr.
TaSO. TOELCKEItS,
Ja8. a. Thomas.
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER.
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WAKEFIELB & HOWE,
MANUPACTUUERS AND DEALERS IN
PAINTED PAILS, TUBS, BUCKETS,
BROOMS, BRUSHES, BASKETS, BOXES,
fAND ALL KINDS OF
Wooden and Willow Wares, Alicant and oilier Mats,
]Vos. 2» & 3© Worth Market street.
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ENOCH H. WAKEFIELD,
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NELSON HO\yE.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
#«! lall Clnt|ing Innst
THE TJIiSIVAIIED EHFOSIUU FOB
GENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS' & LITTLE CHILMEN'S
RElDWIiDE ClOTilMG,
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, &c.
WHQtESabE ftfUm RETAIL.
AN EXTENSIVE AND DESIRABLE ASSOKTMENT OP
l^ict) 61oii),s, Soe^ki'^^, 6^3^iii]e^e3, 3ie^fli[/g3, &c.
Always to be found in the Custom Department, with unusual facilities for the prompt aad
faithful execution of all orders for
GENTEEL CLOTHINa.
Mllitarf^ and I¥aval .jOMcers' Bresses, Military and
Firemen's IJnirorms,
Furnished at the shortest notice, and all garments warranted to give perfect satiafaotion.
GEO. W. SIMMONS,
g^ HALL— 32, 34, 36 & 38 Nortlb,, Street,
FESSENDEN & WHITTEMORE,
\mmm, lANOPACTerjEs ft ffiioiisALE d«aiep>s is
SPICES, CREAM TARTAR, OAT MEAL,
GOODS PUT UP IN ANY SHAPE FOR SHIPPING OR HOME TRADE.
No. 5 ftuincy Market Block, Commerce St., & City Wharf, Boston.
JOHN J. FESSENDEN,
HENRY C. WHITTEMORE,
N. M. FESSENDEN.
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441 TRE10]«T ST., (near Railroad Crossing,) BOSTON.
■We would respectfully call your attention to the Manufacture, by machinery, of WOOD MOULDINGS, of every descrip-
tion, for the use of Carpenters, Builders, and Picture Frame Makers. Also, Beads, Pew Tops, Caps, Conductors, Chain
Pump Tuhes, &c., worked to order, smooth and ready to put up, at lowest Cash Prices.
Also, to do all kinds of Up and Down Sawing, Turning and Circular Sawing. All the above work done in the best man-
ner. A good Assortment of Mouldings on hand as samples ; also worked to order at short notice.
WETHERELL BROTHERS,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
)Hks, ^xhhms, faces, JfMuers, ^mbiAries,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, WHITE GOODS, &C.
M 14 MILK STREET, (Old Soulli Block,) BOSTOIV.
H. B. TTEXHEKEi:.!.,
A.. E. -VTEXHEKEl,!.,
H. IS. WEXXXEREIil..
D. B. STEDMAN & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
XOO, le-Z d83 lO© 3!^XllSL Street,
(NEAR INDIA STREET,)
okoieoE (^xEitJiiAir, ] .BOSTON.
WILLIAM A. DODGE,
HARDWARE
conmissiON merchant.
No. 37 Pearl Street, Boston.
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
Wm. Piatt & Co.'s Stocks and Dies. Hall & Knapp's Plumbs and Levels.
MAPPIN BROTHERS' SHEFFIED CUTLERY.
Stanley's Boxwood and Ivory Rules. Greenfield Tool Co.'s Extra Planes.
LORD & CO.'S CAST IRON GOODS, OF ALL KINDS.
Orr's & Mcintosh's Blind Hinges and Fasts. James Wolstenholme's Superior
Cast Steel Files.
WATERBURY BRASS CO.'S SHEET BRASS, WIRE TUBING
AND KETTLES.
American Bed Screw Co.'s Superior Bed Screws and Wrenches.
A. & J. C. BACHELLER,
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Machine Twist, Saddlers', Embroidery, Fringe & Pacliage Silks.
SEWINGS PUT UP IN HUNDREDS AND OUNCE PACKAGES.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC SEWINGS BY THE CASE.
A Large Stock of the above constantly on hand.
No. 79 MIIK STREET, (Up Stairs,) BOSTON.
FACTORY, LYNN, MASS.
MESSINGEE & BEOTHEE,
NO. 19 MILK STREET, : : : : : BOSTON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SEwma SILKS, saddles', embroidery,
TWIST, FRINGE, TRAM AND FLOSS SUKS,
ALSO SILK EXPEESSLY EOR SEWING MACHINES,
Orange and "White Floss, made expressly for Woollen Manufacturers ; FLOSS SILK, for tying the
ends of Piece Goods, Lettering Cloths, &c., and every description of Twisted Silk, Black and Assorted
Colors, in ^ and ^ pound packages, 100 skn. bundles, and on Spools ; Foreign and Domestic SEWINGS
by the case.
Constantly on hand, a large stock of the above ; also, made to order and warranted equal to any goods
in the market.
- MANUFACTORY AT CANTON", MASS.
WILLIAM PEARCE,
FORCE PfliP AND WATER CLOSET MAKER,
Nos. 33 & 35 Congress Street, Boston,
AND 28 MARKET SQ., PORTLAND, ME.
WARM, COLD, ^\ DRAIN TRAPS,
SHOWER BATHS,
WASH BASINS,
FOUNTAINS,
HYDRANTS,
CESS POOLS,
BRASS COCKS,
PLATED COCKS,
LEAD PIPES,
SHEET LEAD,
COPPER PUMPS,
AND EVERY REQUISITE IN USE IN THE PLUMBING BUSINESS.
Plumbing Work of every description executed in any part of the Union.
W. p. Tcould respectfully state that he has had thirty years' experience as a practical Plumber, and no
eflFort will be spared on his part to make this establishment the best in New England.
I^° The Plumbing Work and Water Fixtures of the following Popular Hotels were put up throughout
by me, and are testimony sufficient to assure those who favor me with their orders that they will be ex-
ecuted with the very best material and workmanship, in the most approved and thorough manner :
REVERE HOUSE, Bowdoin Square, Paran Stevens, Esq. ; WINTHROP HOUSE, Boston, R. W.
Holman& Co.; AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover St., Boston, Lewis Rice, Esq. ; NATIONAL HOUSE,
Haymarket Square, Boston ; SAGADAHOC HOUSE, Bath, Me., J. Patten, Esq. ; STANLEY HOUSE,
Augusta, Me., Hon, R. Williams ; BRATTLE HOUSE, Cambridge ; INSANE HOSPITAL, Augusta,
Me., Dr. Harlow.
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ELNUFACTURED AXD FOR SALE BY IRAM BUCKMER.
34 NORTH MARKET STREET, BOSTON.
Macomber's Patent Self- Sharpening Hay Cutter, for the
sale of which I am Sole Agent. This Cutter has been lately-
improved, and is, without doubt, the most simple, durable
and efficient Hay or Stalk Cutter ever ofTered to the public.
It is the only Cylinder Feed Cutter having but one Knife,
which can be ground without taking it frpm the Machine ;
directions for which are attached to every Cutter. I have
liberty to refer to the following gentlemen as to the
durability and efficiency of this Cutter. — T. J. Pierce & Co.,
Forristall & Parmelee, Omnibus Proprietors, Boston, Dailey
& Hendley, Livery Stable Keepers, Boston. A General As-
sortment of Ploughs, Cultivators, HaiTows, Corn Shelters, &c.
JFGilvray, Wyman & Co.
IMPORTERS OF
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GOODS,
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CARPETINGS, CANTON MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS,
TOGETHER WITH THE
SMALL WARES and HABERDASHERY usually connected with the
DRY GOODS AND CARPET BUSINESS.
New Goods constantly arriving, and always sold cheap. Orders
Respectfully Solicited.
Nos. 47 and 49 Federal Street,
DAVID F. McGILVRAY, ) T^ frl @ TP fifl f>^f 5 SYLVANUS P. BARTLETT,
WILLIAM A. WYMAN, < i^ llJ S ITlliJ liJ cj i EDWARD R. KIMBALL.
MAYNARD & NOTES'
BLACK WRITING INK.
The manufacture of this Ink was established in 1816, and the quality has now been tested by the public
for nearly forty years. During this time it has been constantly increasing in public favor and patronage,
and is now the leading article in the country. Those who may be ignorant of its superiority and reputa-
tion, are invited to read the following testimonials, and to make trial of it themselves. When the best
judges, after using it twenty and more years, express themselves in one manner concerning its superior
excellence, it is quite evident that no one need be troubled with had Ink.
Bank of State of North Carolina, Raleigh, March 4, 1847.
Messrs. Maynard & Notes : Gentlemen, — ^Your
"Writing Ink has been in almost constant use by the
officers of this banking house for the last fifteen
years, and has always been preferred to any other
brand. It flows freely from the pen, and does nat
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 induce
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 con-
cur 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.
Boston, January 10, 1848.
Messrs. Maynard & Notes : Gentlemen, — It is
now, I believe, more than twenty 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 arti-
cle, and cheerfully recommended it to others. It
flows freely from the pen, and increases in blackness
after being committed to paper, and the color is dur-
able. I know of no Ink equal to yours, and I have
tried many kinds, both English and American.
P. Mackintosh, Jr.
Principal of "Writing Dep. Hancock School.
Office of Merchants^ Ins. Co., Boston, Nov. 18, 1847.
Messrs. Matnard & Notes : 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
satisfaction, my opinion is confirmed in its superi-
ority. It fiows freely from the pen, and is, in all
respects, the best Ink I have ever used.
my wishes and purposes entirely, take pleasure in
renewing my testimonial of its superiority. From
the appearance of the records in my office, I am sat-
isfied it is superior to any I have used, and consider
it particularly adapted for all purposes where per-
manency of color is requisite or desirable. It flows
well from the pen, and does not mould; and my old-
est records prove its color to be unalterably black.
Henrt Alline, Register of Deeds.
Boston Post Office, Bee. 4, 1851.
Messrs. Matnard & Notes: Gentlemen, — In
1843 1 certified to the superior quality of your Wri-
ting Ink. I have continued to use it ever since that
time, and take pleasure in expressing as I then did
my entire satisfaction with it. It has now been used
in this office more than twenty years. Other Inks
have during that time been tested, but yours has
been in every instance preferred. For fluidity, black-
ness, and permanency, none has been found equal to
it.
George Wm. Gordon, Postmaster.
Bowdoin School, Boston, Dec. 10, 1851.
Messrs. Matnard & Notes : I have used your
Ink in the Writing Department of this School during
the last twenty-four years, and feel pleased in being
able to express the same favorable opinion of it that
I did ten years ago. It flows freely from the pen,
its color is brilliant and permanent, and it com-
bines all the necessary and desirable qualities of
good ink. It has given me such entire satisfaction
for so many years, that I can strongly recommend
it to all of my profession, who so much need a
first rate article of writing liquid.
Jas. Robinson, Writing Master.
Boston, Dec. 2, 1851.
Messrs. Maynard & Noyes : I am pleased in be-
ing able to say that longer experience in the use of
your Ink, and the occasional trial of other kinds, have
confirmed the good opinion I some years since ex-
pressed concerning it. I have used it in my weekly
preparations for the pulpit twenty-one years, and
have found it suit my wishes entirely. Its peculiar
excellence is that it becomes blacker by age, at the
same time it flows easily from the pen, and is suffi-
ciently dark to make what is written easily to be
read immediately after it has been committed to
paper.
Yours respectfully,
G. W. Blagden, Pastor Old South Ch.
3FIEID -A.3Sn> O.^Xl]VEX3NrXS X3SrZ£S.
These Inks for beauty and brilliancy of color are unequalled.
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
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 quality 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.
BLAKE, HOWE & CO.
Geo. Baty Blake, Jolin Rice Blake, Jas. Murray Howe,
BROKERS m NEGOTIATORS OF STOCKS,
No. 4, CORNER OF STATS STREBT,
B., H. & CO. draw bills upon Messrs. GEORGE PEABODY & CO., LONDON, for an^
amount, from £ 1 upwards, and payable at from one to sixty days' sight, at the lowest marke
rates. They also buy bills of exchange, or sell them for their owners, on commission. Circular le*
ters of credit on Messrs. GEORGE PEABODY & CO. will be furnished to travellers in Europe c
along the Mediterranean Sea. For freight or other moneys deposited with their correspondents j
England, on terms which will be explained at their office, an equivalent will be paid in Boston a
the current rate of Exchange, less a charge of one-half of one percent., being half the usue
banker's commission.
B., H. & CO. give their attention, also, to the purchase and sale of Stocks, at the Broker?
Board and elsewhere, both in Boston, and, by their agents, in New York and the Southern Citie
As they confine themselve to a strictly commission business in this department, investors ar
others may be sure of an impartial and undivided attention to their interests.
Good commercial paper is also bought and sold at the most favorable rates. Capitalists pre
ferring this kind of investment, will find a most undoubted security with a remunerating rate c
interest ; while banks and other moneyed institutions can employ their funds both safely and pro-
fitably, with a confidence of receiving them again in money at short intervals.
SHOW
CASES
JOHN A. HUGHES, Manufacturer.
OEDERS EXECUTED IN THE MOST EXPEDITIOUS, SUBSTANTIAL & SATISFACTORY MANNER
Silver-Plated, German Silver, Rosewood, Mahogany and Black Walnut COtnVTER CASES, of every Quality and
Style, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
REPAIKINa IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. ^
Warerooms, 149 Washington Street
Manufactory, 7 HarTard Place,
(Opposite the Old South Church,) 03C2:>^'CPCE>S:?'c
CAEPENTER & PLIMPTON,
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MANUFACTURERS OP
ALSO, DEALERS IN
RlBBOl, FLOWERS, STRAW TRimNGS, K,
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WM. CARPENTER,
W. P. PLIMPTON.
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