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rORTLAND DIRECTOBY.
F. W. BAILEY'S
[ B0OI-BIIBEBI ,
38 EXCHANGE STREET,
MUSI O,
AND ALL THE
OP THE DAY, BOUND IN
Every Variety of Style.
BIPIK wau FOB BOOKSELLERS AMD PUBLISHERS,
ON THE
"OS'r REASONABLE TERMS.
*'• TV. BAILEY,
98 ^scolx^^fpe Street.
MACHINERY.
Steam Engines, Steam & Gas Work.
233 & 235 FORE, and 6 UNION STREET.
STAPLES & BARTOL,
>ron iouiulnj & 'Mlarhine *?hop.
Cor. of Commercial St. and Brown's Wii
M\( HlMin, MILL-WOK* \mi mi: \ >i in.
<.l> i>. >i IDE TO <>um R,
G eariB|
And Pullei Patterns,
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MACHINERY, GAS & STEAM FITTINGS.
Ii;,\ WINN tit,
I
rO RTLAND I) i LtKC I 0 R Y. 5
^OxtTLAO^COMPANy,
rORTLIND, ME., MANUFACTURE
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
Steamboat and Stationary Engines; Mail, Freight, Earth and
Hand Cars; Snow Plows; K. R. Frogs, Wrought and Cast ,
Switches; Chairs; and every kind of dry and green
Sand Composition and Iron Castings ;
ALL CLASSES OF SUGAR-MILL MACHINERY;
High and Low Pressure Boilers, Mill Gearing, Shafting, Large
Lathes, and other Tools for Railroad and other Ma-
chine Shops ; Hydraulic Presses for put-
ting on Engine and Car Wheels ;
CHILLED CAR WHEELS OP ALL SIZES
Always on hand.
CHAS. JONES, Treasurer. JOHN SPARROW, Sup't
DANIEL FREEMAN,
NO. 43 COMMERCIAL STREET,
Continues to carry on the BLACK <fc WHITE SMITH
Business, in all its branches.
In particular, of various patterns and sizes, of the English
patents,
Ships' Clamping Screws, Ships1 Pumps, Shutters,
Doors, Gratings, Fence and Store Work,
Bone to Order,
•
CASCO IRON COMPANY
LffiHHTffE Elilil,
ENGINE VM> : AXLES,
Locomotive Frames, \S rought Iron Shift]
CONNECTING RODS AND ALL KINDS
OF HAMMERED SHAPES,
:ii!uiut|lnift5/;(frnnl:-
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sJ*Mf\ SPARROW, l'rr.lrirnf.
Addrc... ].i. L, PARMER, 10 Bxckucc li., I >-,,...
'or \Y. A. M(M,Li;\, Nup'i.
rtland, Me.
FRANCIS SWEETSIR,
APOTHECAEY,
17 Market Square, Opposite City Hall,
B I •
MtlQ8» SSMS3U23,
Jsittts, (Oils, Uarnishcs anil ,%-^infTs.
ALIi POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES.
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*■ O It T L A N D D I It J • C T 0 It Y.
British & American Express Co.
CAPITAL ^300,000.
^M^J^^0^^^^' CHENEY, Wee Pms.
WM. BO WEN, Sec'y. RYBERT KENT, Treat.
_. DIRECTORS.
1 hos k.rkpatrick, aw™, C. JT. Wm. Bowen, tfrn^*,,,, C ■ W
V lr M'.ene,y' - ~ *°*fn, Mass. J. R Porsythe, « ' « *
B. H. Virgil, Troy, JV. F. Rybert Kent,
J. W. Howes, Montreal, C. E.
I W. Howes, Montreal, Manager, Cilman Cheney, Toronto, Ass't Manager
MTlfe ^ritish & American Express Compsuiriorwurd
Merchandise, Money and Packages of every descriKT CoTleS
Bills with Goods, Notes and Drafts, ' U01,ect
Throughout the Canadas and the United States.
Running daily (Sundays excepted) over the entire line of the
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
COBOURG «fc PETERBORO* R. R.,
IN CHARGE OF SPECIAL MESSENGERS.
They forward Packages and Freights by every Steamer- to all
pails of Europe-leaving Montreal, Portland and Quebec '
ottnA benture Goods, or Goods in Bond, will be promptly attend
ed to and forwarded with dispatch. Invoices should be sent with all
Goods going to the Canadas. who an
PRINCIPAL OFFICES:
Montreal, Cobourg, Kingston, Port Hon*
P?rJl»'i 2"aw»City, Toronto/ BeHerif/e V
I ortland, Preecott, Hamilton, Brockrilfc
Connecting at Hamilton, C. W., with the AMERICAN EXPRESS
CO for Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Dubu^que Burlim
ton, Cairo Iowa City, Rock Island. St. Louie, LouSe New of
jeans, and the whole West and South West. MMUUYW9> *cw Or-
This is the Shortest and Quickest Route to all
Points West and South West?
Express leaves daily in charge of Special il
Office, 90 Exchange St., Portland/
J. E, PRIJTDLJk Aff&oit,
THE EASTERN EXPRESS CO..
QODOMAH, CABB
Will ( I :.»-i .» .1 i mi i »i.
Slalff •( Mum..
Sieani b«aiH
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WILLIAM PEARCE,
\1S Market Squaro, noxt to L .
J0aTUI»i MS,
W.nrin, GoM and SkOWWT Bath), >> Ml BoWlftj
Bran, and s,iv»r Plate* Cock*
LEAD o^ES 6 SHEET LEAD.
)• U U J L A .N D 1> I ll £ c 1 u ji r.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
The splendid new sea-going Steamers Forest City. JLew»
iston and Montreal, will, until farther notice:
Fare, in Cabin, $1.25 ; on Deck, $1.00
L*f' *•; ,Each b.oal is furnished with a lar« number of state-rooms, for the accommoda-
tionoi ladies and families; and travelers are reminded that by taking- this line mud)
»aving of tune and expense w, be made, and that the inconvenience of 'arriving »u B
ton at late hours of tke night will be avoided. 6
The boats arrive in season for -passengers to take the earliest trains out of the city.
LwJffKtt?.Wrt.^bH^,°»^,^l exceeding- fifty dollars in
^y'ery^OO SSffi^ " ^ "< **" ^ * the »* * °"e' *»«*»
OCT* Freight taken as usual.
L. BILLINGS, Agent.
New York, Portland, Montreal and Quebec Steamship Lmi
The A 1 1st Class Steamer Cheiapcake, Capt Sidney Crow-
sll, w.U run regular y between New York and Portland, a« follows ;
Leave Brown's Wharf Portland, every SATURDAY, at 4 o'clock
n* v' ♦"♦? returnmg leave New York, Pier 12 N. R., every TUES-
DAY, at the same hour. J
This vessel has just been fitted up with fine accommodation* for
EE2KQ T?mg th^ ""•J10? sPeedy^ ** and comfortable route
for travelers between New York and Maine.
Passage $5.00, including Fare and State-Rooms
JSe'?.r ft& MS'.-pfts* witb ^&^«S?&S£
hMb ErV„S J.?^' Brown's Wharf, Portland,
H. B CltQMWELL & CO., Pier 13 N. K., New York.
For Eastnorf, Calais and h Mis. Provb^wicc a " Week.
,.!'.^?,,,lei^1, fas,ancl sea-jroinff Steamer FiQTPPM /vitv r,„« r n
fc^I{^TrTofi^1 kaVe *' J°h"' CV^ THURSDAY, at « A. MM
^DAY.«8A.»tl|ouehtarfBi^ib?pKS!ffi '^ * John eTery
These boats connect at Portland with the P S &P Ki«f*rr, ,„,i p #• lur d -i j
ibr^Sic^'1 aU° ^^ * J°Ln tWiCi » »<*k '- Di^ «d AnnapoHS: aDd d,H7 "
for freight or passage, p|ea« apply to At SONfERBY, fAgent-
10 DXBXOTO
RAILWAY,
(Sundays excepted* for th*
• stations. Connecting at To:
mpleted to Londu:.
connecting with the (fa
For time of departure
IT/* See pages 301, 302, 303, fur stations iloo|
route, &c.
PORTLAND, SACO & PORTSMOUTH
R YTI/UOA1).
OotnmencingUpril
Paaatnger trains will leai J aireet, <laii.
Leave p m.
Lc;iv if
MO]
A Su-itiiibont Iraiti .0 P. W.
' n for Portias
i w traini will i:(kt< and lea
In-
%J~ te.
r ntondent.
YORK & CUMBERLAND RAILROAD.
.<- Train t
am, Wlodhun .<-«&trr and Grr»i
>B, LlBittflM
: Akiftea,
— • p n ...«**.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. U
X=L 1 3NT O 1E3 S3
EXPRESS,
PEE STEAMERS MONTREAL, FOREST CITY & LEWISTON.
Valuables, Parcels and heavy Freight taken and delivered
with promptness, and at reasonable charges.
Freight called for by leaving orders at offices one hour be-
fore steamers sail.
11 State Street, Boston. 84 Exchange St., Portland.
J. H. Prince, C. S. D. Prince.
HOTELS.
ELM HOUSE.
CORNER OF FEDERAL AND TEMPLE STREETS
CHAS. H. ADAMS, Proprietor,
A.l^nE^ICA.3Sr HOIJSE
161 FORE, CORNER OF LIME STREET
GEO. H. BARRELL, - ■ Proprietor.
COMMEBCIAL HOUSE
HEAD OF CUSTOMHOUSE WHARF, 111 FORE STREET
ST. J. DAVIS, - - Proprietor.
;WVE^ERN~EXCHAIfGE~HOTEL. "
Directly ppposite the Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Rail Koad Depot,
E* CRAM, m - „ Proprietor.
~~ ST. Li^raENc¥lB[OUSE~
NO. 30 INDIA, 2D DOOR WEST OF FEDERAL ST
JOHN TATJLQR, - -Proprietor.
PREEMAisr HOIJSE ~~
So. 49 Middle Street, Opposite Second Parish Congregational" Chnrch
CKORGE S. HAT, - - Proprietor.
C. W. ATWELL,
PATENT MEDICINES,
; Block, Market Sqr., Portland,
fcl Igncj and ffkkttk frpot for
KM WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
MILLER'S CONDITION POWDER
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER,
•« WILD CHERRY BITTERS,
DR. LANGLEYS ROOT & HERB BITTERS,
I >u. MARSHA l.i
HEADACHE AND CATARRH SNUFF.
DUTCHER'S DEAD SHOT FOR IED BUGS.
DR. PETTIT'S CANKER BALSAM,
" AMERICAN EYE SALVE,
DR, HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP,
LIVER PILLS,
PARSON & CO'S RAT EXTERMINATOR.
'M the popular SEltbirints of th ban,
tin '»ii. sfin m, pai
v Goods, India Rubber Balls, &c, &c,
Fir Salf at Ik Iwfictams1 Lmsl F
IlniTt I'oruM t Hip Plan, U VIUI IJ'V
THE
PORTLAND DIRECTORY,
REFERENCE BOOK.
1858-9.
BY S. B. BECKETT.
BROWN THURSTON, STEAM PRINTER.
1858.
13S5S61
CONTENTS.
Aldermen, -- - - - - - - - 241
Arrivals at this port, ------- 268
Assessors, - ~ ------- 243
Atheneum Society, - - - - - - - 311
Assessed Valuation &c, - - - - - -281
Association for relief of Aged Indigent Women, - 309
Banks, -------- 258, 259
Benevolent Society, -.-__-_ 308
Bethel Flag Societv, ------- 310
Board of Trade, - - - 298
Boundaries of Wards, ------ 942
Casco Iron Company, ------- 301
Churches and Ministers, ------ 289, 290
Circuit Court of the United States, - 290
City Officers, ------- 241, 242, 243
City Debt, - - 283
Coal Receipts, -------- 269
Commerce of Portland, - 267—280
Common Councilmen, ----.. 241
Commissioners U. S. Court, ------ 290
Constables, -------- 243
Consuls, - - 273
County Commissioners' Court, ----- 291
Court of Probate, - 291
Cullers of Hoops and Staves, - - - - 244
Cullers of Dry Fish, 245
Cumberland and Oxford Canal, - 300
Custom House Officers, ------- 274
Deaths in Portland, ------- 296
Distances to Pleasure Resorts, ----- 294
Elevations of Churches &c, ----- 275
Exports, --.-------267
Female Orphan Asylum, - - - - - - 310
Female Charitable Society, ------ 309
Field Drivers and Fence Viewers, - - - _ 245
Fire Alarm Districts, ------ 254, 257
Fire Department, ------- 249
Flour and Corn Receipts, ------ 269
Fires and Losses, ------- 254
Growth of Portland, 280
Gas Light Company, ------ 299
Havdn Association, ------- 312
Imports, ---------- 268
12 POB i L a x D DIBEOTO R v.
Jadioiary, ..-----. -1
Latita . tode of Portland, - - - - 176
Location of Portland, ------
Maim- Bible Society, ------- :;i.;
Maine Charitable Mechanic Association, - - 8
Marine Society, -------
Mayors, -" - - - - - - - -
Marriages, -------- _:
Martha Washington Society, -
\ Institutions,
Measurers of Wood and Bark, ----- 244
►logical Statistics, ----- flOV
Mortality of Portland, - - - - - 196,291
Municipal Court, - - - - - - - 191
Mutual insurance Company, 1
Names of inhabitants ic., - 17-
Natural Sisl ry Society, .-••-- 811
Women's Friend Society, -
Newspapers, .-----.- 257
New fork Steam Navigation Company, • - _ • <
vatory Signals, - - - - - -7 1
Odd Fellowship Institutions, ----- 313
Orphan Asylum, __-__-_
irfl of the Poor, - - - - - - I : :
Police, ---------
Population of Portland, ------
Portland Company, - - - - - - -190
Portland Provident Association, _ _ _ _ 1 9
Portland Temperance Society, ----- m
Pound Keepers, -------
Bailroads, --------- 801
Belief Association of Portland Pire Department,
ta and Expenditures, - - - - M,
. oira and wells, - - - - - - -Ml
Schedule of City Property, - 184—190
Sohools, ------- - SC
School Committee, - ------
Ship Building, ...... 170, 171, 171
Society of Natmral History, - 111
B : Temperance, - - - - - - 811
Steam Packet Company, ------ -j.^
, Lanes, Ac, : - - - - - 111
blouse. ---------- 800
Supreme Judicial Court - - - - - - 101
ind Tax Payers, - III -107, -
Temperature of Portland, - M
Tonnage of Portland District, ----- |TI
Tythingmen, --------
i g 1 tuit C nut,
us burden, - 170— MO
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
13
Vessels built, - - - - - - 270, 271, 272
Votes for Mayor, ------ 245—248
Wardens, --------- 245
Ward Clerks, - 245
Washington T. A. Society, ------ 313
Wharves, - - 320
Widows' Wood Society, 309
York & Cumberland Railroad, ----- 307
Young Men's Mercantile Library Association, - - 312
Young Men's Christian Association, - 313
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Agricult'l implements &c.,Kendall & Whitney, 125
Bakers, Pearson & Smith, 172
Black and White Smiths, Charles M. Plummer, 177
Daniel Freeman, 10
Boat Builder, Thomas F. Eoberts, 187
Book Binder, F. W. Bailey, 3
Books & Stationery, Francis Blake, 30
George E. Davis, 63
Wm. D. Kobinson, 189
Sanborn & Carter, 193
Boots & Shoes, Benjamin Fogg & Son, 83
J. Tukesbury & Co., 221
Brokers, Henry M. Payson, 172
Burning Fluid, D. W. Gardner & Co., 322
Cabinet Furniture, Charles H. Blake, 30
Walter Corey, 55
Benjamin Hsley, 117
Clothiers, T. C. Webber, 228
Coal Dealers, Baker & Poor, 23
Commission Merchants, W. J. Bordwine, 32
M. & J. Coolidge, 54
Davis, Twitcheil & Co., 63
Emery & Fox, 77
Hammond & Foye, 103
Hersey, Fletcher & Co., 110
J. & D. Miller, 153
Koyes, Weston & Co., 165
McGilvery, Ryan & Davis, 147
Coffee & Spice Grinders, J. Grant, 96
Coopers, Samuel Chase & Son, 47
Wm. S. Philbrook, ' 175
Counsellor at Law, James O'Donnell, 322
Country Produce Drake, Davis & Co., 71
Milliken & Taylor, 154
Cutlers & Grinders, G. & G. Mark, 142
Daguerreotypist, S. L. Carleton, 43
Dentists, Josiah Heald 109
Decorative Painters, Schumacher & Robinson, 195
Doors, Sashes, &c, J B. Moore & Son, 166
1-
PO B l :. A \ l) DIBEOTOBT.
Judiciary, --------- j
Latita . tads of Portland, - 176
ad, ------
Maine B ------ :;i.;
Mains charitable Meehanio Am ociation, - - 807,
.
Mayors, -
Marriage*. --.------ •_:
Martha S lety, -
; , ] ",
Measurers uf W l and Bark, -----
----- i •;
Mortality of Portland, - - - - - 196,296
Municipal Court, ------- | -i
Mutual [nsnr u I any, S9C
Names of inhabitants kc., - 17-
Natural Hist •; S
'.'. omen's Friend S tety, - - - - BIO
ipers. - - - - - - - - ■_ :
\ .. vi < ' .mpany, •
Observatory Signals, - - - - - 174
Odd Fellowship Institutions, -
Orphan Asylum, -------
: the Poor, ------
p ,.._-_.-._
Population^ Portland, - - - - - - B80
Portland Company, _----_-•_
Portland Provident Association, - -
Portland Temperance & fcy, - - - - - Bll
Pound Keepers, -------
Railroads, ---------
: f Portland Tire Department,
tfl and Expenditures, - - - - IBS,
in and wells, - - - - - - BBS
Schedule of City Property, -
Sohools, - - -* - - - - - --— -'>
School Committee, - ------
Ship Building, - 170, B71, 171
Society of Natural ■ 11
------ SIB
, -
- - - - - - Bll
-
Supreme Judicial Court - - - - - -j-i
. ,1 lax Payers, - 1
perature of Portland, - - - - -
• of Portland District, -
Tythlngmen, --------
i art, -----
S7<
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
13
Vessels built, - - - - - - 270, 271, 272
Votes for Mayor, ------ 245—248
Wardens, ___----•- 245
Ward Clerks, - - 245
Washington T. A. Society, ------ 313
Wharves, - - 320
Widows' Wood Society, - 809
York & Cumberland Railroad, ----- 307
Young Men's Mercantile Library Association, - - 312
Young Men's Christian Association, - 313
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Agricult'l implements &c.,Kendall & Whitney, 125
Bakers, Pearson & Smith, 172
Black and White Smiths, Charles M. Plummer, 177
Daniel Freeman, 10
Boat Builder, Thomas F. Roberts, 187
Book Binder, F. W. Bailey, 3
Books & Stationery, Francis Blake, 30
George R. Davis, 63
Wm. D. Robinson, 189
Sanborn & Carter, 193
Boots & Shoes, Benjamin Fogg & Son, 83
J. Tukesbury & Co., 221
Brokers, Henry M. Payson, 172
Burning Fluid, D. W. Gardner & Co., 322
Cabinet Furniture, Charles H. Blake, 30
Walter Corey, 55
Benjamin llsley, 117
Clothiers, T. C. Webber, 228
Coal Dealers, Baker & Poor, 23
Commission Merchants, W. J. Bordwine, 32
M. & J. Coolidge, 54
Davis, Twitchell & Co., 63
Emery & Fox, 77
Hammond & Foye, 103
Hersey, Fletcher & Co., 110
J. & D. Miller, 153
Noyes, Weston & Co., 165
McGilvery, Ryan & Davis, 147
Coffee & Spice Grinders, J. Grant, 96
Coopers, Samuel Chase & Son, 47
Wm. S. Philbrook, 175
Counsellor at Law, James O'Donnell, 322
Country Produce Drake, Davis & Co., 71
Milliken & Taylor, 154
Cutlers & Grinders, G. & G. Mark, 142
Daguerreotypist, S. L. Carleton, 43
Dentists, Josiah Heald 109
Decorative Painters, Schumacher & Robinson, 195
Doors, Sashes, &c, J B. Moore & Son, 156
1 1
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DH&GOIM ft Ar.»i ii;:< m.i
Pky (iOOD5,
Eating Sai
Kdoe Tool M \mi:s.
I'.m.ka vin<,<, \c,
EXFHB8UC8,
Flour, Corn, sVo.,
Kisii, Salt, &c,
For. & Com. BiSBOHAXTB,
tessn Boun Plants,
(ii:AIMN(), \C,
QjtOUVD b.vi.i,
(illorERS,
I»:m:i, jr., 61
H. II. ! < . |
W. \\\ Whipple, 2)1
L ( '• l ' -"n. I
x. <;. Nichols, |< ;
W. V. Phillips, 176
.i. w. Ptrii i7i
c. i». Warren & C<>.,
TitOOmb & ('uinmiii-s, 817
M. >. Whitticr, | 1
J. i:. Oorey \ <
I.nui- Pellneimer, 1 1
II. ,v T. Grant*!, '.•:*
0. \V. Robinson ft Co., 181
.1. c. Tolford \: I ..
8, 118
l;. L Bobinson, 1 - I
Varua Steams, 207
John W. Libby,
j;. .1. i>. Larrabee, 181
Win-low ft Co., 8
Pitt 11
British X. A. Kxpres9 Co., 7
Cnllen c. Ohtpman, 46
II & J. C
Ham:: 1<»3
Mav: 144
.1. ft 1). Miller,
Nbi ■ ( ' •, L6I
Albert Webb k C ..
Den 1 v\ 1 81
1 afethi :. ft CkK, 118
• Bornham ft Sum, 2
0. If. DetIi ft Bon,
W. J. Bordwine,
Emery ft I 77
John W. Adams, 18
I . Lnsoomb. 1 .•
A. P. ft w. 11. ffaldroo, 884
Ifoeei Gk ] 7 1
W( 8 I . 884
.1. I . I Co.,
Dai
Pox ft Ohaawiek,
Davis, TwitoheU ft <"v. 1 ;
. ft ( '.. 110
Millikt-n ft Taylor, 184
Millik. ft 8 1 M
a Ljmtt ft v
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
15
Grocers,
W. C. Osborne,
168
Hard Ware,
H. Warren Lancey,
130
James B. Moore & Son,
~ 156
Hats, Caps and Furs,
Byron Greenough & Co-,
97
Hotels,
Elm House,
11
Western Exchange,
11
St. Lawrence House,
11
Commercial House,
11
American House,
11
Freeman House,
• 11
Sailor's Home,
198
Iron Founders,
Rollins & Trowbridge,
190
Iron and Steel,
Eben Corey,
55
Jewelers,
Banks & Hatch,
24
William M. Cushman,
61
J. S. Felt,
80
Gerrish & Pearson,
90
J. E. Gilman,
92
William Harlow,
104
William C. Hawes,
108
Lowell & S enter,
188
J. Ambrose Merrill,
152
H. G. Quincy,
180
Lasts,
Moore & Fernald,
156
Lithography,
John H. Bufford,
321
Livery Stables,
Floyd & Bailey,
2
George H. Babcock,
22
Charles W. Dingley,
67
Golder & Walker,
93
Charles Sager,
192
Lumber Dealers,
T. & J. B. Cummings,
59
Jos. J. Walker & Co.,
225
Alexander Edmond,
75
Knight, Pool & Co.,
128
B. F. Noble & Co.,
164
Lung Diseases, Treatment, Charles Morse,
158
Machinists,
Ira Winn,
4,235
Daniel Freeman,
5
Staples & Bartol,
J. L. Winslow,
4
4
Casco Iron Company,
6
Portland Company,
5
Mahogany & Cabinet
Woods,
T. & J. B. Cummings,
59
Melodeons,
James D. Cheney,
47
Wm. P. Hastings,
107
H. A. Whitney,
232
Millinery,
Mrs. E. T. Cushman,
60
A. L. Dennison,
66
Miss A. Hamlin,
102
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PHOTOGBAFHS,
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Bail Roads,
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BAM)] l BT,
s \i»i»i.i:ky ELabdwabx,
Bm i r IfUBXO,
SHIP BbOSJ B8,
Bail Mam as, ,
BlOB ft T.ANM i: I'aintim;,
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John W. A : . IS
James freeman, V
Joseph <i. Dsvli| r4
Chan i
B. W. Wi!- I i
Winftlow Jv: Kan. hill,
c. H. Gate, h
Calvin I
L< |
; n
14'J
r:
I. < '. Nesmith,
1;. N. Bi
A. M. McKenney,
J. w. <\ Morrison,
William Pearoe,
1. 1). fcferrQh
Mavhcw ft K
li. Tin;
Irs Berry,
J. B. Staples,
David Tucker,
Advertiser .i"i» OJBoe,
Bumery ft Bnrnham,
Drake, 1 1
Milliken ft Shaw,
Johnson ft Chenery,
N. r> gsenden,
0. W. At well,
Ghrand Trunk,
Poitlandj8aoo& rortsmouth.10
York ft Cumberland, 10
William P. ;
William B. Bichai 188
James Bailey ft G . U
William Paine, 17 I
McGilvery, Byan ft Dai
Klijah Adams, 11
Samnel B. Leavitt, I i
I : . • 7
\ 8
I \.\v xork« I
For Eastport St John, ft -.. I
181
in
18
821
191
U t
1- I
Bl
11
10
li ft D. v,
.i. i.. li .'. nd & ( ■•
0.0. i olman,
William 0. 1
EL O. 81 8c Son,
.i. r. Bndden.
Joseph Bra U
( ,
Daniel GUI ft B
.i. n. Iforrell,
Farlcv Brothers,
l-i
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167
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Abbreviations — nr for near, cor for corner, ft for foot,
cumb for Cumberland, comm for commercial, cong for con-
gress, com for commission, mer for merchant.
The numbering of long streets generally begins at the
northeasterly bounds of the city; of cross streets, generally
at the harbor side.
ABBOT ALEXIS, boot-maker, 129 middle, h lincoln nr pearl
Abbott Charles, joiner, 82 sumner
Abbott Edwin, joiner, h 31 portland
Abbott George H, clerk, lincoln, near foot pearl
Abbott John, engineer, h 6 park
Abbott Levi B, machinist, 150 exchange
Abbott R, joiner, 5 mechanic
Abbott Thomas S, merchant, h 63 spring
Abraham Frederick, trader, fore, h 18 vine
Abyssinian church, 46 sumner
Academy, 250 congress
Adams Mrs A, boarding house, 39 middle
Adams Alfred A, joiner, 14 dow
Adams Charles C, jailer, rear court-house
Adams Chas H, landlord Elm House, 91 federal
Adams Charles L, ship carpenter, 13 dark
Elijah Adams, Sail-maker, No. 117 Commercial street.
All orders executed faithfully and promptly. Hammocks,
Bags, Awnings, and Tents made at short notice, and war-
ranted to give satisfaction.
2
18 po B i L a \ i) D i R I 01 0 B Y.
Adami Elijah 2d, sallmakflr, 117 commercial, b i?s 1-2 cong
AAmamm 1 1 1 i j ;il i , sailmakor, li 188 COngTCSB
Adams EL 0, tru ■:■
Adams James, ambiotypist, li B16 congress
Adami James, oarpenter, 6 oxford
Adami JamM R, clork, bds rear court house
Adams John M, counselor, h 281 congress
JOHN W. Adam-, Nursery and Greenhouse in Wett-
brook on Potest Avenue, near the Cemetery. Oars and
Onmibnasesnasi the Nursery hourly. Poet-pffioe ■
Portland* Priced Catalogue of Pratt and Shade
Vines, Shrubs* !!"«••-, Plants, fee. , may be had on applica-
tion, "i- at the Bead Stoxei i:i Portitand.
Adams John W, nursery, W.:-tbrook, near cemetery
Adams Mrs Joseph, h 2 decring
Adams Moses, teamster, h 5 oxford
Adams ButUS, ambrotypist, 103 1-2 mi<ldle, bdi 19 middle
Adams Thomas L, cigar maker, 27 middle
Adams Win II, sea captain, 0 -tune
Adams Win A, mariner, C E ferry villa/-'
Adio Joseph B, saa captain, 43 brackett
Adio Mrs "William, 43 brackett
Advertiser office, M middle
Ahern David, laborer, 'J danfbrth
AinaWOCth Almond E. ship carpenter, 18 york
Aitchison John L, IN middle, bdi at olm BOOM
Attohison Win. dry goods, 101 middle, li 6] spring
Akerman, Daniel i>, win J M w i, b n A :
Akennan Win, B R conductor, h 8 high
Akerman Win F, clerk, 8 high
Akrr^ Mahlon, houso carpon:- r, treet
Aklev Thomas J, carriage maker, 231 Cumberland
Akley Thomas, h green st
Alard John, currier, bds 71 | p
Allen Charles, joiner, h 27 cedar
Aldan: Samu.d <;, mason, N aejMh
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 19
Alden Wm L, (E McKenney & Co) 200 fore, bds am house
Alexander Mrs Mary Jane, 70 green
Alexander Wm W, fish dealer, h oxford nr cor preble
Alexander Wm, laborer, 6 waterville
Aliff Moses, potter, westbrook point
Allen Charles F, at 2 maple
Allen Chas F, painter, pleasant st place
Allen Chas H, hackman, 32 oak
Allen Charles, machinist, 25 waterville
Allen Mrs Eunice, h pine, near brackett
Allen F C, machinist, 5 monument
Allen Francis M, cooper, 28 adams
. Allen George M, machinist, h dark
Allen George, carpenter, 70 green
Allen Hiram, joiner, 37 green
Allen Horace W, clerk, 37 green
Allen Miss Jane M, nurse, 11 st lawrence.
Allen Joel, joiner, 11 cross
Allen Lawson C, book agent, 37 green
Allen Mrs Mary, boarding house, 20 pearl,
Allen Oren, laborer, 7 cross
Allen Parker S, cooper, 26 north
Allen Peter, butcher, 5 quincy lane
Allen R & son, tinsmiths, 359 congress
Allen Samuel, bricklayer, pleasant street place
Allen Samuel, h 2 maple
Allen Mrs Wm, near foot union
Allen Wm, jr, (Wm Allen & son) 13 exchange, h 18 federal
Allen Wm, mariner, Cumberland above Washington
Allen Wm, & son, confectioners, 13 exchange, h 59 danforth
American House, 161 fore
American Telegraph Company's office, cor middle & exchange
Ames John H, cabinet maker, 11 myrtle
Anderson Mrs Anna, 54 free
Anderson John H, mariner, 22 lafayette
Anderson Merritt, spar maker, C E ferry village
Anderson Sam J, (& Webb) counsellor, 82 exchange, h 54 free
20 PORTLAND DIBBOTOBY.
Anderson Win, whitencr, 80 Washington
Anderson Win, sea crq.tnin, 16 inunjoy
Andress Poter, seaman, 02 Washington
Andrews A, 111 oxford
Andrews Amos, libby's comer, near bradloy's
Andrews Mrs Charlotte, 63 spring
Andrews K 0, music dealer, 07 exchange, h 201 Cumberland
in John Tj blacksmith, h vomoti court
Andrews John, hatter, long island
Andrews Win, coffin dealer, 48 exchange, h foot preblc
Anglon Timothy, mariner, 21 union.
Angus Mr- Ann, 6 OOOgTOM place
Amiable- Mrs Ann S, 19 waterville
Aimis Jesse, exchange coffee house, 00 federal, h 207 cumb
Annis John W, shoemaker, rear 43 chestnut
Anson Wm, civil engineer, h 13 free
Appleton Gardner, carriage maker, 300 congress, h 8 mvrtlc
Archibald Charles, cordwainer,
Archibald Geo W, wool poller, rear 17 Portland
Arey Z6DM 0, tinsmith, 12 munjoy
Argus ollice, 57 exchange
Armstrong Arthur, spar maker, 0 B ferry village
Armstrong Kben, cooper, h 21 spruce
Armstrong Israel, clerk, C B ferry village
Armstrong Robert, tinsmith, 20 franklin
Armstrong Simon K, spannaker, 0 B ferry village
AniLshy K iv. h- rick, laborer, 3 1 middle
Arnault Andrew (ik Co) tailor, 30 exchange, h dark
Arnold John (&. Co) II I rest
Arnold Patrick, blacksmith, •; a-lai:.
AlllOld William, mariner, C B ferry village
ll0 Thomas i Satru-t-. :;i \ 0009 merchant, lid long w
Ashby Benjamin, mariner, 0B revenue cutter
Atkins |ff| QlMO H. b 13 boyd
Atkin> II .. yd
Atkins Jthn V, trader, fa I parris
Atkins Melvin A, tailor, h 7 parri-
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 21
Atkins Nabby, h 17 sumner
Atkins Smith L, 13 boyd
Atkinson James, ship carpenter, G E ferry village
Atlantic & St L R R, depot, foot india
Atlantic House, 49 fore
Atwell C W, patent medicines, 3 deering block, h 19 parris
Atwick, Mrs Maria R, h 13 canton
Atwood Hezekiah, boarding house, 28 danforth
Atwood K D, fish dealer, 78 commercial, h rear 12 parris
Atwood, Levi W, oyster dealer, 305 congress, h oak nr congress
Austin David, foundryman, back cove village
Austin Mrs Eliza, 57 free
Austin Eugene F, carpenter, 55 franklin
Austin Mrs Jane, 40 Washington
Austin M P, telegraph operator, 5 waterville
Avery Mrs Olive, 28 middle
Avery Moses, agent, 28 middle
Avery William, laborer, rear 87 fore
Averill Chas, blacksmith, 11 franklin
Averill Gerry C, stabler, 100 Cumberland
Averill John, blacksmith, head union whf, h 7 pearl
Ayers John, brass founder, h 26 center
Ayers John jr, at custom house, h 10 myrtle
Ayers Jos Y, h 1 hall's lane
Ayers Geo, joiner, h 11 center
Ayer George F, fancy goods, 98 middle, h 12 monument
Ayers Wm H, (Cook &) 63 exchange, bds 203 congress
BABB CYRUS K, (Go well &) 9 clapp's block, bds 19 myrtle
Babb Daniel, teamster, 39 parris, rear
Babb Joseph, blacksmith, 37 portland, h 15 parris
Babb Josiah W, policeman, 23 cotton,
Babb Mrs Hannah, 35 oak
Babb Henry C, street commissioner, 19 myrtle
Babb Stephen, grocer, 48 portland, h 59 green
|| ro k 1 i. a \ i> i» i i: I ( rOB v.
Qkobgi n. B AiK cm k. i/iv.tv Btable, Hd 88 Pedes*]
:iv opposite Elm House.) Hii stable if furnish-
ed with the best of hones, and hk ind harnesses
are of the latest modern st vie.
Babcoek Gk I II. M !'• ieral, h 233 Cumberland
Babson Zebulon, trader, preblc cor Cumberland, li 33 brown
I . lit l.Yv David W, bishop, h 104 Cumberland
Bacon |fn F.li/.a, «JB bfl
BttOOIJ Nathaniel, trader, 139 fore, h 18 ha:
■ James, mariner, rear 21'. 1 -li foe*
Bagley John P>, baker, (0 Cumberland
Bailey Mr- Ann T, M atlantic
Bailey, Ast, 23 simmer
Bailey Charles, 8 peilil
Bailey Charles wheelwright, near bradley's corner
Bailey Charles A, bookbinder, 28 MUimer
Bailey David, coper, 86 OOnlOX
Bailey Kdward A, 12 oxe!
Bailey Klizabeth, fore near atlantic
Bailey Mrs Ellen, C K ferry fi
Bailey V W, bookbinder. 88 exchange, h 21 simmer
Bailey tank J, itetson'i court
Bailey Geo G, clerk, o:ik near
Bailey Ceo L, bookbinder, 88 Minmer
Bailey Gilbert L, gunsmith, 12 exoo
Bailey afn Harriet N, 88 hampshire
Bailey Henry, auctioneer, 12 eXOhangO, 1;
Jambs Batjj f feCo^Ioaporteraof and Dealers in For-
» • i -_r 1 1 and Domestic Saddlery Hardware, and Carriage
Trimmings \'n. 1 lYcc Siivct.
r. BAB 1 v. w . BAD 1 ^ .
Bailey dame> (A 0 hardware, 1 tree, fa 13 1
Bailey Jeremiah, farmer, libby3! nornof
Bailey, .Mm I »,
Baflej J 1 . ;urhan
' fat 89 1 ,rrese
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 23
Bailey Kendall, potter, westbrook point
Bailey Lebbeus, hatter, 136 brackett
Bailey Mary, fore near atlantic
Bailey P B, kennebec depot master, lincoln near foot wilmot
Bailey Samuel, sailmaker, h 18 middle
Bailey Samuel 2d, ostler, h 61 oxford
Bailey Samuel S, laundry-wagon driver, 12 willow
Bailey Thomas, trader, 132 fore, h 11 Chatham
Bailey Wm, (J Bailey & Co) 4 free, h 241 congress
Bain James, sea captain, vine, corner ashland avenue
Bakeman Mrs Susan H, dressmaker, 59 winter
Bakeman S M, dressmaker, 67 free
Baker Mrs Abigail, 163 congress
Baker A M, merchant, 6 cedar
Baker Mrs Carrie, 97 congress
Baker Charles, 6 union, h 52 pleasant
Baker Charles H, harness maker, 15 mechanic
Baker Charles 0, A & K E E freight agent, 29 federal
Baker Edward W, com merchant, 194 fore, h 44 park
Baker Fanny, 45 india
Baker Henry C, clerk, 21 mayo
Baker Henry, hatter, 20 parris
Baker & Poor, Dealers in Anthracite and Bituminous
Coal, Eed and White Ash of the best kinds, 198 Commer-
cial Street, head of Eichardson's Wharf, Portland. A large
stock always on hand, of all sizes — delivered in good order .
JAMES H. BAKER. JOSEPH H. POOR.
Baker Jas H, (& Poor) 198 commercial, h 26 winter
Baker Mrs John, 455 congress
Baker John C, 227 1-2 Cumberland
Baker John H G, laborer, 21 green
Baker Mrs Lucy Ann, boarding house, 241 congress
Baker Samuel P, book keeper, 33 hampshire ?
Baker Smith, stevedore, 6 park
Baker Wm P I, sea captain, h 163 congress
Balkam John A, deputy collector, h 48 pleasant
M POBTLAHD DIBBOTOB Y.
Ball Ahum If, co<>k, v> nmmet
infill James, mariner, banoook court
Ball James B A, mariner, hancock court
Ball Mrs l'hobe M, Til middle
Ball Samuel N, seaman, 8 tuke-bury court
Bttllard Mrs Mary J, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Ballou Joseph W, (& Co) under U S hotel, li CI [rlnMint
Bancroft J 0, furniture manuf'r, with \V Corey, h 112 cumb
Bancroft Lucius L, salesman with W Corey, bds elm house
Bank of Cumberland, GO exchange
Hanks & Hatch. No. 78 Exchange street, dealers in
Chronometers, Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy <- i, Sflrei
Spoons and Forks, Hated Castors and Cake I
Mathematical Instruments Quadrants, Spy Q
Charts, Nautical Books, Surveyor'. Ship, a"nd I
Compasses, Soales, Parallel Roles, Dividers Therm i
Tape Measures.— Chronometer- rated by Transit, and to let.
Banks K P, (ft Hatch) 72 exchange, h G5 state
Banks Klias, accountant, h 33 spring
Banks John T, joiner, 103 brackett
Banks Mrs Margaret, india court
Bannon Mrs Ann, 2 larch
Barberick John H, tinsmith, 14 carlton
Barberiok Samuel R, mariner, b walnut street
Barberick TheOphflns, mariner, h walnut
BarberiOl TheophUns Jr, mariner, h walnut
Barber John, track repairer, 76 Cumberland
Barber Koland V, confectioner. 18 hampshire
Barbour Alexander, joiner, 11.") congress
Bartxmi Ohariei J, (J ft C) s exohaage, fa I wilmot
Barbour Mrs Harriet, boarding house, M free
Barboor Beary, M Bras
BarboOX Henry N, founder, :; silver
Barbour James, bookbinder, st bampshire
Barbom John (J BsQ) B axehaage, h II hampshire
Barbour Wna P, lashinalta. 89oaJbffd
Barbour Winslow, ( per, h 12 peach
Barker Charles W, hack driver, h I'M 1-2 federal
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 25
Barker J C, truckman, 75 york.
Barker Moses, at gas house, h 42 salem
Barker, Nathan, eating house, federal, h 24 south
Barker Peleg, (John Lynch & Co) 139 commercial, bds 52 free
Barker Thomas, overseer gas works, h 42 salem
Barker Turner, steamboat fireman, 78 sumner
Barnard John, express driver, 82 federal
Barnes Mrs, widow, 9 cross
Barnes George W, 49 green
Barnes Harris C, weigher and guager, h 35 federal
Barnes Joseph, rigger, 9 spring
Barnes John, sugar boiler, 101 spring
Barnes Nathan F, counsellor, h 24 wilmot
Barnes Nathan, joiner, h 49 green
Barnes Phinehas, counsellor, 74 middle, h 63 high
Barnes Wm H, painter, 9 spring
Barnet Benjamin D, cook, 34 smith
Barnet Mrs Fanny, 45 sumner
Barnet Silas D, waiter, 143 congress
Barnum Joseph G, clothier, 163 middle, h 49 winter
Barr Francis B, policeman, 26 smith
Barr George H, carpenter, h 24 smith
Barr William, mariner, 43 sumner
Barrell Charles, bds 161 fore
Barrell George H, landlord American house, 161 fore
Barrell Samuel, merchant, h 37 state
Barrett Charles D, shoemaker, bds at 111 fore
Barrett Charles E, treasurer A & St L R R Co, h 211 congress
Barrett Charles W, civil engineer, 5 oak
Barrett George P, clerk, 211 congress
Barrican John, stevedore, 104 fore
Barrows W C, trader, store 34, h 36 portland
Barry Edward, laborer, near foot danforth
Barry James, laborer, 277 fore
Barry John, joiner, 25 india
Barry John M, bank bill stamper, at 3 silver
Barry Patrick, laborer, rear 112 danforth
M POl i i a n D D i i: i: \i 1 0 ■ v.
Bony Kichanl, I •.' .t.-r
Barry Thomas, laborer, 26 India
Barry William, sb i union
: India
■ .-Tiy, mason, knight's v: -.-, 01
BartoUi John, merchant, b 83 braokett
BartaQi Nathaniel D, painter, 88 braokett
Barlo] Benj Wt Sailing skipper, 0 K ferry village
Barfeo] Mrs George, h 30 high
Bartol H V, (Staples k) foundry, bd brown's whf, h N lii-Ii
Bartlett Alexander P, joiner, B montgomi
Bartlett Daniel P, machiniBt, 7 nmnjoy
Bartlett Francis rigger, h bank
Bartlett Horace, harneii maker, 18 mechanic
B liel Thomas, laborer, haneock court
Batohelder I .J, accountant, 189 Cumberland
Batohelder Joseph, taxidermist, 16 watarviDe
Batohelder Levi L, ship master, :Y1 franklin
Batohelder, L M, bonnet bleacher, 812 oongress, h 6 ramnei
Batohelder Lyman, clerk, gi fore
Bateman John P, machinist, 86 adama
Hates Edwin L, haok-driTer, at 7:» york
Batei Nymphas (& Bon) trader, 7:< york
BatOfl Reuben Cr, trader, 7'.» york
Bates Silas, oarriage-mai
Baxter Kliliu, physician, li '2u |
Baxter Henry, mariner, 1-
Baxter James P, (Shepherd & Oo) 5 I k, h M brown
Baxter Robert P, [k( v.-hf, h u nrmner
Win II, trader, at 18 brown
Bee] Charles A, joiner, 10 frankhn
Beal i: r. builder, at atlantk rail road d
Baal Freeman B, trackman, n India
Beal George Wt machinist, 40 atlanl
Beal Hiram, joiner, h 88 spring
B Rnfas, joiner, li .r.'.' franklin
1 ' BnfOSJr, joiner, 6 meehanio
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 27
Beale Oliver S, sign painter, 10 exchange, h 16 india
Beale Samuel N, (& Co) 5 commercial whf, h 28 free
Beals Mrs Hannah, 14 pleasant
Beals John, joiner, 338 congress
Beals Thomas P, painter, 14 pleasant
Bean Abiathar, woodsawyer, congress above Washington
Bean Daniel, machinist, at 122 congress
Bean John F, 136 exchange
Bean Rufus D, clerk for portland co
Bearce Charles D, h 29 chestnut
Bearce Dexter, 25 chestnut
Bearce George W, ostler, 76 green
Bearce George W, truckman, 68 green
Beattie Augustus C, grocer, 82 spring
Beauleau Paul, foundryman, 20 mountfort
Beaumont Wm H, tinsmith, 39 atlantic
Beck Charles L, (& Fenderson) 123 commercial, h 11 portland
Beckett, Mrs Abigail, 155 congress
Beckett Charles E, apothecary, 187 congress, h 155 congress
Beckett Charles E, mariner, 43 sumner
Beckett Charles P, clerk, at 29 spring
Beckett Octavia M, 34 st lawrence
Beckett Sylvester B, 34 st lawrence, corner sherbrooke
Beckett William A, mariner, 303 congress
Wm. C. Beckett, Merchant Tailor, No. 135 1-2 Mid-
dle street, keeps constantly on hand a choice assortment of
English, German, and French broadcloths, pantaloon goods,
and vestings, of the latest importations, and most fashion-
able styles and colors. Summer stuffs in their season, and
heavy milled goods, for Winter Overcoats, Surtouts, &c.
Tailoring in all departments executed at short notice.
Beckett Wm C, merchant tailor, 135 1-2 middle, h 29 spring
Bedford Henry, clerk, 45 fore
Bedlow Cornelius, trader, 11 church
Bedlow James, superintendent telegraphs, bds 11 church
Bedlow Mary E, fancy dry goods, 51 middle, bds 11 church
Bedlow William J G, fancy goods, 17 india, bds 11 church
18 PO B t i. \ \ i> D i i: | 0 r <> B v.
BO Atlantic
R in John l', ri
in Lydla, leamstreee, •')" atfantlo
B iin William E, trader, h bate near york
. 1 LB federal, ii U
]'.■ ; John G, hah . LIB f oral, h 18 silver
lerlck, booh . U
Belford lira Davie, 22 franklin
; r P, fcMT, la, 107 middle, klin
Bell Alexander, job
Hell Benjamin, painter, '-" temple, h India oonrt
Bell Reekie] s, joiner, i>s smith
Bell Hardy, mariner, s gonld'i court
BeU Bol 1 erry village
Bell Samuel, (& Elder) 25 middle
Bell Samoa] 11, ]>:iinter, India court
Roll Mrs Sophia S, is smith
BeH WOliam, mariner, 110 dan forth
Benjamin Mrs Margaret, 1 poplar
Bennett Charles H, butcher, Portland st, near libby's corner
Bennett E (I, bntoher, libby's corner
Bennett Franois, trader, 1-17 001
Bennett Henry, bntoher, libby's oorner
Bennett Joaeph J, bntoher, libby'a e.»rncr
Bennett Stephen, alergyman, peak'i (aland
Bennett William Jr, clerk. 1 9
Bei - D Henry, mariner, rear 21 merrill
Bent Oren W, trader, h ;-
Berrlok Jamei n. ring
Angnatoa, butcher, portland st, near libby's corner
Berry Ohariei K, lallmaker, BQ romner
Berry Ira. teamater, libby's oorner
h:\ Berry, Book, Job and Card Printer, No. 177 Pom
corner of Exchaj All kinda of print!
t.-d. pamhmont <>r >ilk and in ol..rs, and blOffl
outed :it the ihorfc □ the moat reasonable terms.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 29
Berry Ira, printer, 177 fore, h 21 pleasant
Berry Ira Jr, watchmaker, bds 21 pleasant
Berry James, joiner, 9 hanover
Berry James, cooper, 12 salem
Berry John, ship master, 23 hampshire
Berry Joseph, shoe dealer, 83 fore, bds 49 fore
Berry Mrs Minerva, portland st, near libby's corner
Berry Mrs, widow, 12 larch
Berry Samuel H, carpenter, at 21 pleasant
Berry Stephen, printer, 177 fore, bds 21 pleasant
Berry Wm B, pump and block-maker, h 29 sumner
Bessy John, cordwainer, 25 mayo
Bessy Liberty, trader, 25 mayo
Best William, mariner, congress above Washington
Best William T. shipmaster, 22 brackett
Bezley E, truckman, 2 plumb
Bibber Mrs Hannah, 58 fore
Bibber Thomas J, shipmaster, cor tyng and york
Bibber William A, grocer, h 3 quincy lane
Bibber William P, mariner, 21 fore
Bicknell Edwin, carriage maker, 8 casco
Bigelow William H, at arsenal, h 1 salem lane
Biggs Henry, painter, 4 hampshire
Billings George W, at 48 franklin
Billings Leonard, agent steamboats, h 48 franklin
Billings Reuben F, upholsterer and designer, 10 quincy
Billings Wm L, clerk, bds 48 franklin
Bingham John A, trader, 241 fore
Birch James, watchman, " M" street
Bird Robert A, in custom house, h 3 myrtle
Bishop Benjamin, ship carpenter, 70 york
Bishop E, h 6 brattle
Bishop James, caulker, 22 salem
Bishop Joseph, seaman, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Bishop Thomas, music teacher, 5 quincy
Bishop Thomas S, sea captain, 14 pleasant
Black Daniel, pedler, 6 summer
BO POl i LAM D i> I B I 0TOB v.
Black Bdmnnd, b
Black Hemy, ship carpenter, 116 bracket!
Black Ira, painter, LO anion, I
Jamei If, blacksmith, 12 laf)
Black .T<>s»'j,h L, Oigar maker, walker's curt
Black Josiah, wood dealer, 12 lafag
Black Thomas, laborer, salen lane
Blackstone Albion, mason, 7-t onmberland
Blackstone William, oarpenter, 67 york
Blaikie EMchard, ship oarpenter, ■"• i
Blaine J O, ( t a I B Hotel
Blair Ji i onmberland
Blair James, laborer, Ml onmberland
Blair William J, laborer, snmmer near canal
Blake Charles (& .lones) 137 commercial, li 221 Cumberland
Ch \i;ii> II. BLAKE, .Manufacturer of Counter*. Show-
Cases, Desks, and Custom Furniture, of superior quality.
No. 88 Union Street Ready made Coffins of every quality
and sytle. All orders for repairing Furniture, Varnishing
and upholstering promptly attend
Blake Grades H, eabinet maker, C3 union, '
Blake Charles T, (Carter \ | safl maker, franklin whf
Blake Clark, sea captain, M watervilie
Blake Daniel J, mariner, at 21 watervilie
Prancm Blaks, Publisher and Wholesale feeder in
Standard, Bohool, Law, Medical, TheolOgioal and Mi-cella-
ueous Books, Wrapping Paper in all it< varieties, imp
Stationery and Paper Hangings, afanumotnrer of I
Blank Books, fro., No. 68Exol
Bank of Cumherland.
Blake Francis, book publisher, 58 exchange, h 47 mi ;
Blake IffS Frances h BOoheStnnt
Piederiok W 0, hack driver. B9 obasasaf
Blaks I _ after
I I, 18 middle
Bkke G< II. cl '.. 3 park place
BmkS Harrison, counscll. . 7 1 . ^cenrappn
I
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 31
Blake Irving, baker, 330 congress, h 336 congress
Blake James M, painter, 39 chesnut
Blake James W, mariner, 5 hancock
Blake John, joiner, h 222 Cumberland
Blake John, joiner, 46 melbourne
Blake John F, carpenter, 55 franklin
Blake Levi C, sea captain, 18 lafayette.
Blake Levi J, mariner, 24 waterville
Blake Mrs Mary, 24 danforth
Blake Nathaniel, sea captain, 3 park place
Blake Samuel, sea captain, h walnut
Blake Samuel R, blacksmith, 39 chesnut
Blake Thomas, laborer, near foot cotton
Blanchard Mrs Almira, 20 high
Blanchard Mrs Almira M, boarding house, 51 fore
Blanchard Augustus, bds 30 high
Blanchard Daniel, mason, 16 hanover
Blanchard Mrs David, boarding house, 47 danforth
Blanchard James, carpenter, 38 monument
Blanchard John D, ship master, 79 commercial
Blanchard Joseph B, joiner, h 22 mayo
Blanchard Joseph W, clerk, 51 fore
Blanchard Nathaniel (& Son) 79 commercial, h 30 high
Blanchard Samuel, merchant, h 18 sumner
Blanchard Mrs S D, 32 pleasant
Blasdell Edward R, railroad employee, 14 st lawrence
Blasdell Nicholas, steamboat engineer, h 25 smith
Blasdell Mrs Susan E, walker's court
Blue Abraham, mariner, rear abyssinian church
Bluefield Simon, cooper, 12 larch
Bodge Joseph G, joiner, 68 green
Bodge Thomas, trader, 59 portland, h 68 green
Bogart Horatio N, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
Bolan John, mariner, near foot silver
Bolton Daniel, blacksmith, C E ferry village
Bolton Edward, blacksmith, C E ferry village
Bolton Edward A, railroad employee, bds 49 fore
•■'''-, POB I i. a x D i) i ■ I G I 0 HY.
BottOO Edward A, railroad employee, 5 tate
Bolton El . _ - h 10 alder
Bolton Ell, blacksmith, 0 E ferry village
Bolton .lolm N, iron found . -
BoltOO Levi, joiner, h 5 I
Bolton Peter, joiner, h 14 sprnoe
Bolton Mrs Thankful. Bfl
Bolton Thomas, blacksmith, h 12 alder
Bolton Thomai B, joiner, 14 spruce
Boltonhouse Bedford, ship builder, C E ferry village
Bond Edwin P, mariner, rear vj wflmot
Bond John (1 1> Merrill & I Smith, 25 union, h ft pearl
Bond .Joseph, rigger, beach near canal
Bond Bodolph, laborer, 11 chatham
Bond Samuel, cooper, 13U Bpring
Bonney Mr< Betsey, dana block, foot pearl
Bonney Marshall, joiner, 37 preble
Bonney Varney, printer, 8 casco
Boodj Ifn Henry H, 237 OOngrOBI
Boothby Edward K, gunsmith, 38 green
Boothby .1 I., (& Co) grocer, 89 green, bds 71 green
Boothby Samuel M, clerk. EM) green
Boothby Samuel, blacksmith, libby's OOfnsr
W. J. Bobdwinb, Forwarding and Comnuasion Mor-
chant, No. U Commercial St.. oor, franklin Wharf 1 -
•attention given to the execution of order- lor American and
Canada Produce, Weal India Goods, fa.
Bordwme Win J, com. mer, B6 ooinmeroia1, bdi M middle
BotWOrtil C V (& Co) millinery goods, 152 middle, all
Bosworth Kcv Geo: Baptist church, h 10 >pring
Bosworth John A, lea middle
B rarborn Daniel, aaa oaptain, M ianfbrth
Bourne J H, elothier, 78 middle, h M ham:
Bourne M " B| iteve lore, b 19 India
Bowdan Edward, onmhinist, 33 mmaer
BOWS Abel, blacksmith, 117 congress
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 33
Bowe Abel S, clerk, 16 smith
Bowe Alexander, (Phinney, Bowe & Co) 238 commercial
Bowe Alexander, truckman, 22 waterville
Bowie Alexander, clerk, 4 peach
'Bowie Mrs Mary A, 312 congress
Bowen William, laborer, 7 spring
Bowen William V, merchant, 39 atlantic
Bowers Ephraim H, truckman, 18 stone
Bowles Mrs, widow, Cumberland above Washington
Bowles William, 'aborer, 8 green
Boyce Neal, laborer, 99 spring
Boyd Charles H, civil engineer, 68 danforth
Boyd David, rigger, franklin wharf, h 16 federal
Boyd Enoch, trader, 38 portland
Boyd Esther P, millinery, 50 middle, bds 30 free
Boyd Henry W, machinist, 42 middle
Boyd James, laborer, hancock alley
Boyd John P, counselor, 74 middle, h 55 free
Boyd Lendell G S, 135 danforth
Boyd Ormand T, clerk, 38 portland 0
Boyd Orville G, trader, 38 portland
Boyd Robert S, 11 park
Boyd William, counselor, 68 danforth
Boyle Cornelius, laborer, 7 york
Boyle Daniel, plasterer, 96 danforth
Boynton Henry J, dentist, house and office 13 free
Boynton John B, joiner, rear 45 chesnut
Brackett Ann, 2 carlton place
Brackett Mrs Betsey, 2 carlton place
Brackett Dexter W, wharf contractor, 42 middle
Brackett George C, laborer, 37 preble
Brackett Henry E H, peak's island
Brackett Henry M, boarding house, peak's island
Brackett Irene, 2 carlton place,
Brackett James, truckman, h 30 spring
Brackett John, 2 carlton place
Brackett John, fisherman, peak's island
3
84 PORTLAND DIBBOTOBY.
Brackctt John I, Joiner, 5 elm
teacher, peak's island
Braoki , laborer, 13 tyng
Bmckctt Mary, 2 earlton place
Brmoketl Samuel B, ol
Braekrtt S<'tli H, boarding house, peak's island
Brack 1« v |ff| 1'ln-be, hancock alley
Brad'mry Mrs Doiroil, HIT hancock
Bradbury Edward jr, printer, I bradburj*i court
Bradbury Mr< Eunioe, 4 bradbnry*a court
Bradbury Ifn Qeorge L, h g d
Bradbury Henry, trader, h 16 hancock
Bradbury ICaa Mary, 17 hancock
Btadbmy Mrs Mary, hillborne's court
Bradbury "Win II cabinet maker, spring street place
Bradecn Jamos, laborer, 60 wathiz
Bradford freeman, (& Barmon) ^s exchange, h Gcarltou
Bra Ifbrd Ira, trader, h 91 brackett
Bradford John, spar maker, 200 oommercial, fa u
Bradford John K, spar maker, 200 commercial, bds 12 high
Joseph Bradford, No. 41 Onion rti mil, fffintinnm to
manufacture Ship Joiner- and OoOMn* Tooll
hcription. AlBO constantly on hand and I
sortinent of i other Mechanical Tools ajid Cut-
lery of the bc>t quality.
Bradford Joseph, tool maker. 41 union, h 18 cedar
Bradford Joseph 0, saihnaker, knight's village, C E
Bradish Henry 0, baker, 17 mayo
Bradiib Horatio, clerk, is yotk
Bradley Caleb, clergyman, bradley'l corner
Bradley Charles merchant, 61 park
■v Oh trial A, farmer, bradley'l comer
Bradley Henry, trailer, h 17 york
Bradley James, truckman, h ;>1 York
Bradley James, troo (bunder, h 27 nay
Bradley, JtOMI Jr. trader, 169 commercial, h 27 gny
1385661
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 35
Bradley John, trader, h 17 york
Bradley Leonard W, trader, head long whf, h 46 federal
Bradley Richad B, mariner, rear abyssinian church
Bradley William C, head long whf, h 158 Cumberland
Brady James, laborer, 247 fore
Brady Josiah R, cigar maker, h 39 parris
Bragdon Albion J, blacksmith, rear 149 spring
Bragdon Mrs Ann, rear 149 spring
Bragdon George W, carpenter, 108 federal
Bragdon Gideon, joiner, rear 45 chesnut
Bragdon John G, mariner, 46 salem
Bragdon Levi, trader, 73 green
Bragdon Samuel H, joiner, 37 oxford
Bragdon Wm H, watchman at G T Depot, h 95 Cumberland
Branagen Austin, teamster, 42 adams
Branagen Bernard, teamster, 42 adams
Brannon Patrick, laborer, 4 canton
Bray Greenleaf, trader, 17 Washington
Bray Otis N, railroad employee, 26 waterville
Brazier Alexander K, cooper, 150 exchange
Brazier Mrs Enoch, bds 8 smith
Brazier George, ship master, 7 state
Brazier Mrs Jane, 13 preble
Brazier Joseph H, jeweller, 46 atlantic
Brazier Joseph R, lumber dealer, h 8 smith
Brazier Mrs Mary L, 46 atlantic
Brazier Mrs Nancy L, 8 smith
Breamen Frances F, steam engineer, 5 oxford
Breed Charles H, (& Tukey) 146 middle, bds 16 spring
Brennen William, mariner, 8 pleasant
Breslin Mrs Betsey, 17 cedar
Breslin Thomas, mason, Cumberland, munjoy's hill
Breslin Thomas H, dentist, 256 congress, h 17 cedar
Breslin William D, machinist, hammond
Brett Ira, joiner, h 28 portland
Brewster Alexander C, railroad employee, 7 deer
Bridges Charles D, cooper, 43 green
3G P Q B 1 I A N I) 1) I K I C I Q H Y.
Bridges WflMO H, tinsmith, 10 1-2 plumb
Briggs Klbridgc G, h N middle
Briggl B Pj livery stabler, temple, li 11 vino
Briggs Mrs William, 23 cedar
William K, machinist, 4 hancock
Brigham Thomas, student, it lawrence house, 17 india
Brimner Robert, cooper, rear 6 eastern promenade
Briones If, cooper, bds 20 pearl
British and American Kxprcss office, 90 exchange
British Consulate, 270 commercial
Brock Benjamin, truckman, li rear 7C york
Brock Benjamen, clerk, at 24 green
Brock Daniel, trader, green, h 215 1-2 foro
Brock Daniel, laborer, 3G4 congress
Brock George, joiner, rear stone church, h 1C high
Brock Otis, fish dealer, 79 green
Brack William F, teamster, 14 tyng
Brockett William P, seaman, GO foro
Brooks Mrs George, h 5(j free
Brooks Hiram, h 24 tyng
Brooks James (U S Army) keeper fort Preble
Brooks James S, cooper, h 8 summer
Brooks John, wood dealer, li 12 summer
Brooks John C, (& Co) iron dealer, 125 commercial, h 03 free
Brooks Stephen P, rock MlffttT 69 p«»rtland
Brooks William A, chrk, 1(j7 Cumberland
Broughton William S, merchant, h 3 oak
Brown Albert L, Man-ion H6QI6, '- plumb
Brown Andrew, shipmaster, h 32G congress
Brown Benj, machinist, milk, h 144 cuml ••
Brown C D, trader, danforth, bds 14 pleasant
Brown Charles K, spar maker, 1'.' simmer
Brown Charles II, physician, 1 pine
Brown Christ* »pher, mariner, 25 hancock
Brown Daniel, laborer, 181 foro
Brown Daniel, joiner, 125 congress
Brown Bdwtfd, caulker, 10 middlo
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 37
Brown Mrs Elvira, 22 sumner
Brown Frances, nurse, rear 85 brackett
George E. Brown, Sign, Banner and Millitary Stand-
ard Painter. No. 31 Exchange Street.
Brown Geo E, ornamental painter, 31 exchange, h 22 sumner
Brown George W, joiner, h 22 oxford
Brown George W, physician, cor pine and state
Brown Henry A, on steam tug, h 22 sumner
Brown H B, landscape painter, 31 exchange, h 14 sumner
Brown Isaac, at Mansion House, 2 plumb
Brown Isaac H, tanner, 93 green
Brown Isaac S, car builder, 97 congress
Brown J Converse, watchman, 11 preble
Brown Miss J C, (& Greeley) dress trimmings, 94 exchange
Brown James H, pump and block maker, 27 india
Brown James J, stucco worker, h dark
Brown James T, machinist, 144 Cumberland
Brown John, farmer, at 73 brackett
Brown John, laborer, salem lane
Brown John B, merchant, 1 york, h near western promenade
Brown John H, joiner, C E ferry village
Brown John J, broker, 70 exchange, h 40 spring
Brown John M, carpenter, 149 spring
Brown Jonathan F, house carpenter, 19 mayo
Brown Levi S, gas fixtures, 92 middle, h 2 winter
Brown Mrs Margaret, 12 mountfort
Brown Mrs Matilda M, cor spring and center
Brown Nathaniel, broker, 132 exchange
Brown Otis, machinist, h 73 brackett
Brown Patrick, stevedore, 104 fore
Brown Peter W, shipmaster, ferry village
Brown Philip H, merchant, h pleasant corner oak
Brown Mrs Ruth C, 22 oxford
Brown R N, writing master, 52 union
Brown Sarah, nurse, cor dark and peach
Brown Sarah A, nurse, 11 quincy
M POBTLAH D D I B I 0 I 0 RT.
BlOWlM Mlt Thoma>, b -2 ml
mas, b 83 middle
. Thomtl II. truckman, h walker's court
Brown W w, lumber I s Dotal
Brown Warren, lumber dealer, 180 "—"nuroialj b wtietbiuoi;
Brown William, boarding houee, ISi r
Browne William, 88 middle
Brown William, hair dtf ; ••nil, h 19 Oxford
Brown William, grooer, 17 rtlantif
Brown William .Jr, at 17 atlantic
BlOWn Wm I hall's lane
Brown Win P, mariner, hfttHMMTI OOOlt
Bronel] Aipboneo, exprei aiHow
Bryan William, laborer, B tinkham'i cuurt
Bryant Ghadea F, joiner, li 7 middle
Bryant Daniel, mason, 109 congress
Bryant Mrs, Elizabeth K, II south
Bryant James, nmik teacher, h v2 bracket!
Bryant Joseph, piano maker, 3 lime, h 7 middle
Bryant Joseph B, oabinet maker, 7 middle
Bryant Lemuel, sailmaker, 2s wilmot
Bryant Lucy Ann, at 88 franklin
Bryant Mary, at 19 franklin
Bryant lira, Rebecca, 88 franklin
Bryant Timothy, sailmaker, h 0 federal
Bryant William B, shoemaker, M hrackett
Bryaon .lame-, laborer! fear i adami
0 John, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Buchanan (1. ■
Bnokley •' IL (•' A Qrenier ft Oo) s oomm wharf, b ii vine
Buckley Maurice, potter. D B Hotel
Bnoknam Joaepb ii. (MerrJO A | 168 middle, b 184 congress
J. II. Hri»i»i n, Mm bant TaiMr. \,,. 188 1-8 Mi-Mle
Street, (OTerJ. P. Shaw's bat -tore.)
Jabea B, tailor, 188 1-8 middle, b 111 bracket!
Buiiard Henry, olerk, i~i commercial, h 88 itate
Ilulpit James C, cabinet maker, 17 «mith
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 39
Bullistrin John, laborer, 9 willow
Bunco Lewis, sexton, h 6 harrison place
Bundle Henry, joiner, rear 45 chesnut
Burbank A J, clerk, bds 49 middle
Burbank Wm H, (Locke &) 5 deering block, bds U S Hotel
Burchel Wm H, mariner, 8 gould's court'
Burdock Mrs, widow, 11 preble
Burgess Rev Alexander, rector st hike's church, h 64 free
Burgess Henry S, auctioneer, 1 montgomery
Burgess Henry S, jr, clerk, 1 montgomery
Burgin E H, carpet dealer, 1 free st block, h 2 gray
Burke Edward, at gas works, h salem lane
Burke James W, expressman, 38 winter
Burke John, laborer, congress above Washington
Burke John, laborer, 5 freeman's lane
Burke John H, laborer, h york
Burke John W, shipping master, 108 fore
Burke Michael, laborer, 5 freeman's lane
Burke Richard, laborer, rear 8 center
Burke Thomas, laborer, 26 lime
Burke Wm, laborer, h york
Burnell G F, shoemaker, 35 center
Burnet George, mariner, 13 hancock
Burnham Mrs Edward, h 65 spring
Burnham George, cooper, 54 commercial, h 44 federal
Burnham George, tanner, at 459 congress
Burnham Geo Jr, (Rumery &) 31 com, cor frank, h 55 oxford
Burnham George C, mason, lowell street
Burnham George E, joiner, 16 south
Burnham George W, brickmaker, congress near libby's cor
Burnham Henry, congress near observatory
Burnham Ira A, joiner, 93 spring
Burnham James, mason, congress near observatory
Burnham James W, house carpenter, 29 middle
Burnham Joseph E, lumber dealer, 36 salem
Burnham Mariner, laborer, 2 franklin
Burnham Mrs Mary, h T prospect
40 ]•<> l i L a H i> D i ii i- 0 1 OB v.
Bumham Mrs Olive, 2 frnnklin
r.urnhain PCM 11, (GtQ B ft Son) 64 comm, Mi 44 federal
Btunham Thomai Wt cabinet naki nd
Burnlinin "William H, joiner, at 93 spring
Bums Albert, caulker, congress st, near libby's corner
Burns Mrs Alice, 4 larch
Burn? Amos, ostler, 71 green
Burns Chandler, caulker, 32 smith
Burns Daniel, joiner, 9 beach
Burns Edward, clerk, 40 monument
Burns Edward, laborer, 4 larch
Burns Edward, painter, rear 5 mechanic
Burns ErancK laborer, roar '.o danforth
Burns George, blockmaker, C E ferry village
Burns George, blacksmith, 8 mountfort
Burns Harrison B, sailmaker, 3 silver
Bums Henry B, rear 121 commercial, h 179 congress
Bums John, founder, 1G adams
Bums John, sugar boiler, 101 spring
Burns Matthew, laborer, 51 green
Burns Michael, laborer, 10 beach
Burns Patrick, laborer, 32 smith
Bums Patrick, laborer, 17 york
Bums Richard, 234 fore
Burns Samuel, laborer, 8 spring
Burns Samuel W, woodsawyer, 0 canton
Burns Win H, mariner, 13 haneoek
Burr Brothers & Co, trimming good-, 131 middlo
Burr John, laborer, fox's court
Burrell George S, mariner, 33 merrill
Burroughs Robert, boiler maker, 21 merrill
Burton Alfred M, book-keeper, 28 hampshiro
Bush Daniel, seaman, head hai
Bmfa GtOTgft, seaman, 11 lafayett*
V. . shoemaker, shop 326, li 303 1-2 congress
See Buz/ell
Butland John, mason, h ,; N" street
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 41
Butler Mrs Abigail, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Butler Albert B, 13 clapp's block, congress, h 18 danforth
Butler Alford, clothier, 163 fore, h 43 middle
Butler Geo W, ambrotypist, 163 1-2 middle, h 18 brattle
Butler Jeremiah, flour dealer, 196 fore, h 39 danforth
Butler M M, counsellor, 59 exchange, h 7 pine
Butler Mrs, widow, h 6 harrison place
Butler Mrs, widow, center near spring
Butler Patrick, laborer, hancock court
Butler Ralph jr, (& Oxnards) 114 commercial, h 27 spring
Butler Richard, ship carpenter, rear 7 mechanic
Butler Mrs Thomas, 65 Washington
Butterfield Mary Ann, boarding house, 30 free
Butterfield Rufus H, mariner, corner dark and spring
Butterfield Mrs Susan, h corner dark and spring
Buttrick John B, chairmaker, 48 oxford
Buttrick John F, currier, 43 green
Buttrick Mrs Naomi C, 61 franklin
Buxton David, book binder, 8 monument
Buxton Francis W, blockmaker, 48 oxford
Buzzell John, trader, 86 brackett, corner pine
Buzzell John, physician, near south end C E bridge
See Bussell
CADY JOHN, laborer, 69 Washington
Caffey James, boiler maker, congress, munjoy hill
Cahoon Charles W, at 88 free
. Cahoon James B, merchant, h 88 free
Cain Thomas, porter, h rear 88 danforth,
Calahead William, laborer, 44 monument
Caleb Mrs Antonio, boarding house, 2 willow corner fore
Caleb John 0, ship master, h 16 dow
Caledonia House, 71 green
Calef John, sea captain, h 12 spring
Calef Wm, joiner, C E ferry village
Callahan Daniel, laborer, 270 fore
42 PO B 1 i. \ n D i> I i: I 0 i 0 B Y.
Callcn Patrick, laborer, roar 25 chcpnut
Callcnder George L, book-binder, woodford's corner
L, lumber dealer, .3 union wharf, h 0 park place
Cammett Charles W, M commercial, bds 36 india
Cammett I), (& Son) block maker, M commercial, h 30 India
Cammett John, (I) Cammett & Son) 99 comm, bds M india
Cammett Stephen, trader, 120 commercial, h 18 cross
Cammett Wm, railway :iL^*:it , Is cross
Campbell Catharine, washerwoman, congress, munjoy hill
Campbell Daniel It, laborer, rear 61 foro
Campbell Harrison, blacksmith, BO sumner
Campbell Hugh, railroad employee, 27G fore
Campbell John, shoemaker, 111 1-2 for©, bdl 2 plumb
Campbell John S, ship carpenter, 35 fore
Campbell Mrs Mary, near foot union
Campbell Mr- Tin-be, hancock alley
Campbell Kobert, laborer, h cobb's court
Campbell Wm, blacksmith, oak,:h congress near horse tavern
Campion Michael, joiner, 84 sumner
Canal Bank, 88 middle
Canary William, laborer, 7 st lawrence
CaniiT Michael, laborer, 40 adams
GanUIng Henry, laborer, 41 monumont
Caiman Mrs Ann, 59 fore
Caiman James B, seaman, 59 foro
Carman Margaret A. tailored, 59 fore
Capen Charles, h G4 sumner
Capen David B, clerk. 189 eumberland
Capon Mr<, Harriet, 88 high
CapOD William, painter, 37 exchange, h 3 ashland avenue
Card GeOTgB A, clerk, I OXflbfd
Card lira Harriot K, h i oxford
Carey lira Adeline, haaoook alley
Carey Beaj. boarding hi "•£***•
Carej John, Laborer, haaoook court
Carry Mrs Mary Elizabeth, 17 cedar
Carey Timothy, proi Iskner, M8 fore
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 43
Carl Charles, mail carrier, h 75 federal
Carl Edward, laborer, h cotton below fore
Carl J P, hair dresser, fore, h 16 vine
Carl Michael, laborer, 21 york
Carlin James, trader, 275 commercial
Carlin Michael, laborer, stetson's lane
Carlton Ainsworth, cordwainer, 16 st lawrence
Carlton Charles P. plane maker, 18 cedar
Carlton Enoch, pattern maker, 41 oxford
Carleton's is the best place in Portland to get a good
Daguerreotype likeness, No. 80 Middle Street, oppo-
site Fox Block. Give him a call if you wish to get
your money's worth.
Carlton Samuel L, counsellor, 80 middle, h 51 st lawrence
Carney Hugh, burnish guilder, 2 plumb
Carney James, laborer, 29 wilmot
Carney John, laborer, 30 waterville
Carney William, clerk, 5 harrison place
Carpenter, Sanford A, mason, 34 Washington
Carr John, laborer, 6 montgomery
Carr John, carpenter, 27 india
Carr Mrs Hannah, 15 elm
Carr Patrick, waverly place near foot spring
Carr Thomas, laborer, 26 lime
Carr Wm P, clerk, bds 39 federal
Carr Wm W, bill collector, h 39 federal
Carrol Jeremiah, teamster, foot cotton
Carrol John B, tobacco merchant, 190 fore, h 21 park
Carruthers Charles H, founder, 3 mechanic
Carruthers Rev J J, pastor 2d parish cong. ch, h 12 plum
Carsey Cornelius, laborer, essex court
Carsley Francis M, piano forte maker, 15 vine
Carson Robert, plasterer, rear 7 mechanic
Carten John, laborer, rear 101 danforth
Carten John, shoemaker, h 33 franklin
Carter Artemas, apothecary, 2 U S Hotel, h vernon court
ftl PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Carter Ifn Beteey, h 10 winner
Carter Ifn Caleb s, h 40 flauforth
Carter Edward, laborer, bank street
Carter Eamjr, (Sanborn &) book publiiner, M cxc, h 40 frgo
< .. clerk, commercial hoOJO, 111 fore
Carter Geo <;, (at Blake) laOmaker, franklin whf, h lOsumner
Carter Dm i\ book denier, 55 exohanga, h 78 free
Carter Jamea E, portland afar, bdi §6 danrbrtb
Carter John, aardner, fanghan, near hand pioo
Carter John n. painter, N middla
Carter Joaiah, 82 high
Carter Samuel, engineer, h 33 portland
Carver Uaao, fiafa dealer, 'J india
Casco Bank, M middle
Casco Street Church, IB oaaoo
Caaay Hugh, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Cash Mrs Betsey, 7G brackett
Cash Mrs, widow, 215 1-2 fore
Oaahman Edward, laborer, 2 larch
Caaaady Conielius, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Caaaady Hugh, laborer, Cumberland above Washington
Caaaady James, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Caaaady Patrick, laborer, cumber land above Washington
Caaaady Philip, laborer, h danforth, near vaughan's bridgo
Cartel! Joaoph, rigger, h 6 vine
Caetta Henry, clerk, 10 wflmot
OaaUetOn Thomas, 2 willow
C. II. ('Air, I )c;iltT in Parching Corn, and Manufac-
turiT of Parched Corn Com Halls Bnejaiod Cum,
\.-.. \«-., Na i"i Federal Street, Portland, Me. All
oiden promptly attend to.
Cato Charlei H. parched corn trader, 104 federal, li H federal
v> m. ihlp neater, v
1 ' ante, laborer, hanoeok oonrt
Canter I II, i\ Moulton) ss commercial, h H Janfaft
S.v Smti'i-
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 45
Chadbourne Benj. F, (Kendall & Co) 66 middle, h 117 oxford
Chadbourne Miss E, millinery, 7 clapp's block, congress
Chadbourne Miss L J, dress maker 43 brown
Chadbourne Mrs M, h 43 Brown
Chadbourne Miss M, vest maker, 43 brown
Chadbourne Miss M A, vest maker, 43 brown
Chadbourn Simeon, joiner, 10 casco
Chadbourne Wm G, counselor, 80 middle, h 33 danforth
Chadwell George H, blacksmith, 12 casco
Chadwick George H, physician, 249 congress
Chadwisk George S, trader, 89 federal, h 12 portland
Chadwick Samuel, merchant, 249 congress
Chadwick Samuel jr, (Fox &) 22 market sq, bds 249 congress
Chadwick Thomas, merchant, 102 middle, h 46 park
Chadwick Wm F, merchant, at 249 congress
Chaffee Wm H, dentist, 117 middle, h 28 free
Chaffin Adoniram, joiner, 23 tyng
Chaffin Rodney, joiner, 122 braekett
Chamberlain Mrs Ellen, 63 franklin
Chamberlain J P, & A, landlords, ocean house
Chamberlain John S, laborer, 183 congress
Chamberlain Thomas G, railroad conductor, 20 myrtle
Chambers Matthew, laborer, danforth cor bradley's lane
Champlin James, clerk, bds 14 green
Chandler Daniel, mariner, 4 neal
Chandler Daniel H, musician, h 3 hall's lane, foot chesnut
Chandler David, wood dealer, 43 fore
Chandler John, ship carpenter, 1 sumner
Chandler John W, saddler, 6 federal
Chandler Joseph, steam engineer, 5 middle
Chandler Judah, merchant, 11 braekett
Chandler Judah jr, ship master, 34 atlantic
Chandler Reuben, sea captain, 30 adams
Chaney Benj C, constable, 60 pearl
Chapin Henry M, printer, 14 india
46 FOB 1 L AND I) I B I C TO KY.
Cuixxm (\ Chmmw. Dealer in Floor, Con, end
Provisions, No. 33 Commercial Bt, (head PrankHn
Wharf), Portland, Me.
Chapman Cullcn 0, 88 OOmmSBOlal, bdl CO middle
Chiipninii Mrs Nathan, 18 OliSSllnU
Ohapmaa M ft E, dressmaker*, 312 songress
Chapman — , oanfage maker, 2 cotton
Charlton Wm A, joiner, 10 beekett
Charles Caleb, boarding house, B1 federal
Chace J, jr, map publisher, 50 pearl
Chase Abel, (& Gushing) cooper, franklin whf, li 72 sumner
Chase Albert, jeweller, 16 DanOTSr
Chase Andrew J, posf office clerk, h C garden
Chase Augustus L, joiner, 40 sunnier
OhlM A F, book keeper, 13 pro-pert
Chase Qhai [net maker, h 4 cotton
Chaso Charles (\ engraver, 15 aldor
Chase Oharlei li, Inspector onstoms, U chestnut
Chase Charles P, trader, 31 preen
Chase Oharlei S. irtist, 16 aider
Ohase Daniel, rail road employee, Cumberland, corner preble
Chase 1) I>, hardware, 176 middle, fa 166 Cumberland
I) T, flour and oorn, hd long wf, h 168 Cumberland
Chase Edward, mariner, 12 qnincy
I Edward L, oooper, 111 .
Ohase Ellas, teamster, 7 ten
Ohase Emery 0, teamster, U sdami
Ohase Ghnurfflls M. mas< i . :i L-il raoketfl
Ohase Henry, olerk, nmberlaad*
Chase Ira 0, land
• ft i :• n H • teroJal, h i.-
i oaptein, 40 mnmer
Ohase John w, shipmaster, h 6 moontfiai
1 Fonathan, Jewell's Island
Ohase Jaeiah i . ihlpmaster, II India
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 47
Chase Mrs Lydia, 94 oxford
Chase Porter C, merchant, at 3 carlton
Chase Robert H, joiner, 21 hampshire
Samuel Chase & Son, manufacturers of Shooks and
Water Casks. Also dealers in, and packers of, Dry-
Fish, 141 Commercial st, corner Widgery's wharf.
Chase Samuel, (& Son) widgery's whf, h 23 pearl
Chase Samuel, jr, cooper, 141 commercial, h 41 pearl
Chase Samuel S, cooper, 76 sumner
Chase Mrs Sarah, 41 chestnut
Chase Sewall C, mason, h 3 carleton
Chase Simon F, Jewell's island
Chase Mrs Sophia, 25 spring
Chase Stephen, cooper, h 6 mountfort
Chase S B, 141 commercial, h 61 franklin
Chase Thomas H, clerk, 3 south
Chase Wm, (& Martin) rigger, 254 commercial, h 49 pearl
Chase Wm, (Chase, Leavitt & Co) widgery's whf, h 2 pine
Chase Wm A, joiner, h 56 winter
Chase Wm H, cooper, 1 federal
Chase Wm P, druggist, 4 cotton
Chase Wm W, mariner, h 6 mountfort
Cheever Jacob, cabinet maker, 14 federal
Cheeyer John S, painter, 418 congress
Chellies Charles A, trader, 115 federal, h 76 oxford
Chaney Benj G, constable, 60 pearl
Chenery Mrs C W, 10 wilmot
Chenery Edward, (Johnson &) 294 congress, h bradley's cor
Cheney E E, joiner, 35 warren
Cheney Henry, melodeon man'f r, 153 middle, h 13 dow
Melodeons of all kinds and fully warranted, may at all
times be found at the manufactory of the subscriber, whose
instruments took the first premium at the State Fairs of
1856 and 1857, also Cumberland County Fair of 1857.
Please call and examine. Repairing and tuning promptly
and personally attended to. Circulars containing descrip-
tion and list of prices sent free by applying to J. D. Che-
ney, ( Successor to J. D. & H. Cheney), No. 153 Middle st,
Portland.
48 1'OItTLAXD DIR I CTORY.
Cheney Jam--- D. DM leon manTr, 153 middle, h 58 brockett
< - annel, taper and tailor, 10) middle, h 21 tate
Chick Am ', 22 tyng
Chlokering Mr- FHiahfrthj M Washington
Chickering Kev John \V, pastor high Ft church, li 401 congress
Chickering Sabine C, truckman, OOOgreSS above Washington
Chindolph cimrlcs J, rigger, G B fcrrj vHlage
Cliipman lin Isaiah If, 0 E ferry villago
Chipman Wm, hack driver, 3GS congress
Chipman Win, clerk, 2 willow
Chftlhohn l).»nuhl, (A McClinchy) clothier,170 forc,h 2 sumncr
Choate Charles H, mariner, 100 Cumberland
Choate Daniel, bds at 109 Cumberland
Choate Daniel L, merchant, h 27 park
Choate Kbene/er D, shipmaster, h 109 Cumberland
Christian Association Kooins, 82 exchange
Christian Mirror Office, M middle
Church of the Ifimstry at Large, 195 Cumberland
Churchill Edwin, merchant, 4 portland pier, h 36 spring
Churchill George A, commission merchant, 48 danforth
Churchill J C, insurance broker, h 193 congress
Chute John, 449 congress
Chute John L, teamster, 28 middle
Chute Mrs Margaret, 9 quincy lane
Chute Watson, ostler, at 71 green
City Hall, junction congress and middlo
City Hotel, 3G7 OOBg
Clahan John, cooper, 19 cotton
Claherty Peter, laborer, 0 larch
Clancy Mrs Ann, boarding house, 25 India
Clapp Abial, 30 brown
Clapp Andrew J, haek driver. If deer
ciapp Asa w ii, merchant, 190 middle, h 111 congress
ciapp A i. B, merchant, |M middle, b
Clapp Ohadss Q, merchant, |M middle, h 45 spring
( . ; James, oooper, at is casco
CQapp Mrs widow, 18 casco
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 49
Clapp Oliver, h 18 deer
Claridge Mrs Louisa A, 16 high
Claridge Wm, teamster, 27 cotton
Claridge Wm H S, book keeper, 16 high
Clark Charles, clerk, bds 10 wilmot
Clark Charles J, at F Blake's, 58 exchange
Clark Cyrus S, (& Co) lumber dealer, foot smith's wharf
Clark B A, auctioneer, 18 exchange
Clark Daniel W, (& Co) 119 middle, h 224 Cumberland
Clark D W, ice dealer, 34 exchange, h 182 congress
Clark Mrs Dorothy, 20 south
Clark Eliphalet, physician, h 239 congress
Clark Elliot F, house carpenter, 14 vaughan
Clark Ezra, gas fitter, 292 congress, h 6 winter
Clark Francis, joiner, 72 franklin
Clark Freeman S, inspector customs, h 10 park place
Clark Freeman S jr, clerk, 10 park place
Clark F W, brick maker, west end portland street
Clark George H, joiner, rear 57 brackett
Clark John, laborer, dark, near spruce
Clark John H, harness maker, 19 dark
Clark Jonas W, 373 1-2 congress, h 225 Cumberland
Clark Joshua S, milkman, 112 brackett
Clark Mrs Levina, 63 fore
Clark Maurice, cooper, 9 beach
Clark Mrs Olive, walker's court
Clark Mrs S, boarding house, 212 congress
Clark Samuel B, surveyor of lumber, 21 spring
Clark Stillman, mariner, 79 york
Clark Thomas, mariner, h 113 congress
Clark Thomas jr, mariner, 113 congress
Clark Thomas S, painter, congress, near libby's corner
Clark Wm C, joiner, 72 franklin
I Clark Wm W, joiner, 108 Washington
Clay Eufus, machinist, 38 middle
Clary Mrs Dolly, at 43 federal
Clary Edward, mason, h 3 spring
4
FOB I L AND DI I I (TORY.
.John, boot maker, I c
< Martin, Lab
Cleasby Arthur, joiner, h 7 monument
reUnd William 11, laborer, 6 :•
i captain, 0 E Barry village
I at Edwin, carriage mannf'er, BU oongreee, b 22 winter
• \\ ■ m I-. olerk, nt amatioan honae, LCI fore
ttl Samu<-1, ropa maker. 5 hammond
Cliff James, mariner, 241 lore
Clifford Nathan, Jnati06 D S Sup Court, h 4S free
Clifford Thomas laborer, 184 I
Ckmdmao David Pt joiner, 04 franklin
Clondmao John, (Sterem ft Oo) 12!* commercial
Clondman John <'«, portrail painter. 61 franklin
Clondmao Solomon X, painter, 27 wilmot
Clough Joaiah, clerk, 3 silver
Clongh Mary .1, tailoress, 20 India
Clough Moses, mariner, at 20 in<lia
Olnaky Peter, laborer, 112 tlanforth
[ley Timothy, labofer, center near cor spr".
Ooafte Franklin, blMI smith, U federal
Cobb Albion, joiner, rear 21 wilmot
Cobb Almira, 179 1-2 Cumberland
Cobb Mrs Charles boaxdl v cedar
Cobb Char!--. [near, C B ferry ri
Cobb Charles W, machinist, 1- v.
Cobb Edward X, painter, Sta
Q ! ':■ ' I M, I I
I
Cobb Isaac, printer, 74 franklin
I r . • ic rrer
Cobb Lemuel, (ft Jordan) 1"1 com, h 171 1-2 Cumberland
G M " IW, v\ 31 muercial, h 16 maple
G Ifn Mercy, li walker's row
I Lthaniel F, joiner, h I KfeOftOn court
G b S inni'-l, masoii, |Q nortli
I ' Suwuril l*f truckmun, 15 smith
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 51
Cobb Mrs S D. howe's lane, rear 16 cross
Cobb Thomas, mason, h 13 parris
Cobb Mrs Wm R, 26 federal
Coburn John, fish dealer, h 6 brattle
Cochran John, laborer, 29 wilmot
Cochran T, com. mer, freight depot A& St L Railroad
See Corcoran
Coda Michael, laborer, rear 9 lafayette
Codington Edward, (& Co) china tea company, h 40 oak
Coe Mrs Eleanor P, 2 hancock
Coe George, at post office, h 21 franklin
Coe George F M, painter, 4 hall's lane, foot cedar
Coe Henry A, clerk, 21 franklin
Coffee, Mrs, widow, 4 cobb's court
Coffin Abial J, moulder, 11 green
Coffin Daniel, merchant, 9 franklin
Coffin George W, joiner, 9 eastern promenade
Coffin Isaiah H, mason, h 10 salem
Coffin Ivory H, carpenter, 3 lafayette
Coffin J H, clerk East. Express Co, 80 exc, h 34 hampshire
Coffin John, sailmaker, 39 fore
Coffin Joseph N, railroad employee, 10 salem
Coffin Wm B, ship carpenter, libby's corner
Coffin William H, mason, 70 green
Cofney John, laborer, 6 south
Colby Ambrose, bonnet dealer, 2 harrison place
Colby Edward F, ship joiner, 9 summer
Colby John, machinist, 301 1-2 congress
Colby U J, clerk, 23 parris
Coleby Mrs Elizabeth, 9 summer
Coleby Elizabeth D, 6 federal
Coleby Franklin H, clerk, 9 summer
Coleby George H, mariner, 9 summer
Coleby George W, (& Co) dry goods, 315 cong, bds elm house
Coleby Wm A, mariner, 9 summer
Colburn Thomas, 11 preble
Colcord Mrs Mary G, at 17 federal
52 PORTI.AM) D I | | CTOR Y.
. c E ferry village
I Of 41 center
Cole Cyrus, grocer, 18 monument
1 i .:iiel, oordwainer, b 18 _
< '. lMinond, clerk, fa M CiheitUUt
Cole George, mariner, 2 willow
Cole Gtorge II, at 86 franklin
Cole Jonathan, musician, 78 green
Cole Joseph W, shoemaker, h 18 green
Colo Lorenzo D, confectioner, 47 exchange, h 3G franklin
Cole Kichard, shoemaker, h l i grey
Cotosworfhy s II, bookseller, 88 exohange
Collngnn Win, shipmaster, h A
Colley Albert, joiner, 12 pleasant
Colley Benjamin F, joiner, 12 pleasant
Colley Ohariet 0, stevedore, 5 cotton
Colley Francis, stevedore, 15 munjoy
Colley Horace F, trader, 868 eongresa, h 12 pleasant
Colley Jeremilh, labour! rear B brackett
CoBey Joseph, stevedore, 8 franklin
Colley Mrs Mary S Y, dressmaker, 10 atlantic
Colley Ifoeei H. ( arpenter, 48 st lawrenee
('nil ins C G C, dentist, b 37 brown
Collins Ohariet, shipmaster, G E tony village
Collins Charles F, tunirr, C E ferry \.
Collins Mrs Clara, 2G sumner
Collins lin Bdef; M laf
Oollinfl Mrs Flizabrth, BO oxford
Oollina Hugh F, 168 spring
Collins John, laborer, 7 larch
Collins John, tanner, 7 neal
Gonial Mrs Nanayy16 '
OoUii .ii" Bote
I • Thomas, boarding bouse, 66 union
Collins Wm, laborer, I oobb'8 court
l • r William, marin< r, 1 c< nt< r
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 53
Colman Mrs Bridget, h stetson's lane
Coltman James H, at 39 oxford
Coltman John, h 39 oxford
Commercial Honse, 111 fore
Conant A, (& R 0) 153 commercial, h 3 gray
Conant George jr, clerk, rear 5 elm
Conant Richard 0, (A &) 153 commercial, h 3 gray
Coney John, mason tender, 17 danforth
Conklin Michael, plasterer, 115 fore
Conley Mrs Catharine, 213 fore
Conley Dennis, trader, 213 fore
Conley John, laborer, h 4 tukesbury's conrt
Conley John, trader, 12 commercial whf, h 2 locust
Conley Owen, laborer, 4 hammond
Conley Patrick, laborer, 6 hammond
Conally Mrs Bridget, congress above Washington
Conally Mrs Martin, congress above Washington
Conally Patrick, laborer, rear 17 mountfort
Condon Holmes, brakeman, knights's lane, rear 45 chestnut
Conland Mrs Margaret, center near corner spring
Connell David, laborer, foot bank street
Connell Maurice, laborer, hancock alley
Connell Patrick, laborer, congress, munjoy hill
Connell Thomas, laborer, 15 center
Conners Mrs Ann, 285 1-2 fore
Conners Michael, laborer, congress, munjoy hill
Conners Michael, laborer, 8 center
Conners Patrick, laborer, shamrock tavern, munjoy hill
Connor James, (Thomas &) 97 commercial, bds 38 pearl
Connor John, cooper, congress above Washington
Connor Thomas, merchant, 26 monument
Connor Thomas, (& J) 97 commercial, h 179 congress
Conroy James, laborer, rear shamrock tavern
Conroy John, laborer, 5 freeman's lane
Constable William, joiner, Cumberland near north
Conway Arthur, truckman, h 1 center
Conway John, laborer, congress above Washington
54 P O B I I- AND Dl B B CTORT.
Conway Roger, laborer, 16 union
Conwell .lame-, laborer, 64 I
I Matthew, laborer, 15 oenter
Cook Antonio, rigger, B simmer
Oook Francis, shipmaster, h 22 state
Cook George II, clerk, bds 203 con.
Cook Horatio G, h 1G penrl
Oook Horatio G. jr, steam engineer, 16 pearl
Cook .1 II, (& Co) marble worker, 116 exchange
Cook John, teamster, 20 oxford
Cook John A.
Cook Matthew, laborer, 8 a. lams
Cook Obadiab G, clerk of ti u ofl wflmot
Cook Thomai B, (ft Avers) G3 exchange, D 19 cedar
Cook Wm, mariner, 22 sal em
Coolbroth George F, railroad employee, G beach
Coolbroth .1 If, trader, 2G8 commercial, h 0 pine
Coolbroth Lemuel, at Boston B B depot, h 6 beach
Coolbroth Lewis II, 2GS commercial. Ml I pine
Coolbroth Wm, teamster, libby'a corner
Coolidgo H P, clerk, bdi 57 danforth
Coolidge J C, clerk, bds 57 daniorth
Coolidge J G W, 14 parris
Coolidge Jeflerson, (Merrit ft) 1 & 2 atlantie whf, h 6V danfth
Coolidge John H, trader, It parris
M ft J COOUMB, Gr€neraJ ConariasJOO Merchants
and WholoBtlci Dealers in Flour, Corn, l\»rk. Lard|
W. I. Goods ami Qroceriea, Noa. I ft I, Atlantic WM
mik i: ri OOOUPGB. J] i i l B80M I OOUDOl •
Coolidgo Merrit ( ft .1) 1 ft 2 atlantie A>hf, h 53 north
Coolidge Wm H, clerk, 16 Washington
Ooombi Ifn Hannah, h corner danforth and state
Coombs .1 l, railroad employee, atlantie b
Coombs John, ship carpenter, 12 mayo
Machinist. 2 franklin
v SI
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 55
Copp Charles, machinist, 7 deer
Copp Llewellyn, cordwainer, walker's court
Corbett John W, trader, 16 salem
Corbett Wra H, trader, 16 salem
Corcoran Daniel, laborer, 49 Washington
Corcoran Hugh, laborer, waverly place, nr foot spring
Corcoran William, boot maker, 12 center
Corry Charles F, druggist, 150 fore, bds 111 fore
Corry Edward F, clerk, 51 franklin
Eben. Corey, Importer of Iron, Steel, and Grindstones,
Anvils, Screw Plates, Wrought and Cast Vises, Bellows,
. Sledges and Stone Hammers, Rasps and Files, Cart Boxes,
Common and Patent Iron Axles, Horse Shoes, Side, Elliptic,
and Seat Springs, Nuts and Washers, Crowbars, Borax,
Cable Chain, Wrenches, Horse Nails, Grindstone Cranks,
Cart Hubs, Hinges, Rivets, Malleable Castings, Carriage
Bolts, Black Varnish, Door Rollers, Pump Chain and Fix-
tures, Safety Fuse, &c. Long Wharf, between Fore and
Commercial streets.
Corey Eben, iron dealer, long whf, h 172 congress
John E. Corey & Co., No. 121 Middle st., (opposite
the head of Union st.,) Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Whole-
sale and Retail. They have constantly on hand a good
assortment of English, French, German, and American
Broadcloths and Cassimeres. Ladies' Dress Goods of the
most approved styles. A fine assortment of Linen Damask f
Pillow Case Linen, Sheeting, Napkins, Doilys, &c. Mar-
seilles Quilts, Furniture Dimity, Shawls, Handkerchiefs,
&c, &c.
Corey John E, ( & Co) dry goods, 121 middle, h 23 brown
Corey Mrs Nancy, 23 brown
Walter Corey, Manufacturer and Dealer in Furni-
ture of all descriptions, Looking Glasses, Feather
Beds, Mattresses, &c. Nos. 52, 54, & 56 Exchange st.
Corey Walter, furniture dealer, 54 exchange, h 51 1-2 middle
Corless Albert G, piano forto maker, 5 tolman place
Corliss Henry, laborer, 466 congress
Corser D F, 149 Cumberland
56 ro n i L a H D D i B I I i <> B v.
Corser S T, tttporindendent A & Si I. I: i:, li 149 Cumberland
G bt, Ellas, mason, bach dots village
< Llrv/i'Ilyii, OOfdwiinSTi walker's court
• 1 ICn Mary, shamrock tavern
I itoUo Michael, laborer, .shamrock tavern
OosteDo Mrs, Widow, M lime
Ooti lYanklin, bflM founder, 91 federal
Ooti Olirer, steam engineer, h 17 mechanic
Cotton Ifh PriscHm, 11 vine
Court HOUM 221 COIDg
Courtland William, seaman, 22 union
Oouslni .lames, mariner, congress above Washington
Ckmtlni John, machinist, at D BfOWn'SjCOng near observatory
Covel Mrs Sarah, 177 001
Covel Stanley, hatter, 34 parris
OowiS John, patent leather manufacturer, h 3G portland
Cox A<a A, last maker. U federal
I v Henry, pastor ohest st methodist ch, h 10$ Cumberland
Cox Henry, painter, 10 lafayette
Cox John, (& Co) i> atlantic wharf, h bl Cumberland
Cox John II, clerk, 23 smith
Oox Josiah, (J Cox ft Co) 5 atlantic wharf, h 107 congress
Cox Otis, mariner, C B terry village
Coyle George II, steam engineer, 21 middle
Coylc John B, steam packet company9! agent, h 8 India
Orabtree EUjafa H, laborer, s dyer'a alley
Crabtree Mr* Hannah, K
Crabtree Sarah, l'.:>
Cragin Cornelius, Laborer, dOW, cor:;- .
Cragin Deimis, laborer, 7 neal
Cragin John, lab.-rer, 21 brattle
Oram Angelia, 2»*. federal
Cram Arietta, 16 federal
< I .:■. In 11, 1 || e..::i:nercial, h -1 ■
Cram Ca^sander, truckman, M federal
Tram CharV 1 . I '•■ C ' ' •• B ;.'. Ml *t elm ]:■
. Lbcn, landlord western exchange 1.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 57
Cram Henry 0, clerk, western exchange hotel
Cram James W, hair dresser, 124 fore
Cram N 0, commission merchant, 150 commercial, h 47 state
Cram Nehemiah P, 150 commercial, h 17 high
Cram Rensaleer, (& Perley) 11 central wharf, h 44 danforth
Cram Sarah, 26 federal
Crane Jeremiah, 6 adams
Crane Mary Ann, nurse, walker's court
Crane William, founder, 66 pleasant
Crawford Capt A, agent liverpool steamships, bds 47 danforth
Crawford Franklin, (Hamblen &) 183 fore, h westbrook
Crawford William, joiner, 32 pleasant
Crediford Josiah, brick maker, libby's corner
Cressey Noah, clergyman, h 18 dow
Crie James, shoe dealer, 126 middle, h 47 pleasant
Crie James, H, clerk, 47 pleasant
Crocker Edward D, clerk, 208 fore, h 40 brackett
Crocker Mrs Ellen E, 40 brackett
Crocker Ira, broker, 122 middle, h 44 brackett
Crocker John W, plasterer, 357 congress, h 32 pine
Crockett Ann, 30 brown
Crockett John, with W Corey, h 4 quincy lane
Crockett Leonard, coppersmith, 236 fore, h 22 1-2 cross
Crockett Miss Mary A, howe's lane, rear 16 cross
Crockett Nathaniel, trader, 177 middle, h 428 congress
Crockett Richard, shipmaster, h 4 high
Crockett Mrs S, 27 wilmot
Crogan Jeremiah, laborer, congress, near vaughan
Cronan Daniel, laborer, marrion street
Cronan Daniel, blacksmith, 23 india
Cronan John, trader, 23 india
Cronan Thomas, laborer, foot bank
Crosby Hugh, laborer, hammond
Crosby John M, cooper, 6 carlton place
Crosby Patrick, laborer, congress above Washington
Crosby Peter, laborer, congress above Washington
Crosby Thomas, laborer, 14 larch
58 po B I L a \ i) i) i ■ i: ctor v.
Croshar Charles, gftMffmKh, 2 cotton
Croat Ifn a unltfa
Cross KIm Alma, botlding trk
:'i- in lii n. joiner, li 73 iraahington
Cross Jane, mantaumaker, M smith
Cross Leonard, 16 church
Ifn Bebeooa B, i LO bracket!
1 m William i, tinsmith, 189 middle, h 20 ml I
h Win R i\ tinsmith, 1S9 middle, b I
toman Benjamin M, ilator, 68 lalem
Orotsman Ifh Catharim .
laman Oharlei 0, roofer, rear 147 ipring
Croasman Chariot P, ok
I ' unao Jamef H, slater, 0 1
Oroasman Ley] <i, oordwalner, li 2 stone
Cioesman Salatble] X, -later, Unooln, mot wflmot
Crossman Smiton P, mariner, rear 7 rammer
• 11 David A, ropemaker, congress, near libby's corner
Crowell Samuel, mail agent, 68 ozf
Crowley Cornelius, laborer, I] york
Crowley Cornelius laborer, rear 16 danibrtfa
Crowley Patrick, laborer, 9 maple
Crowley Timothy, laborer, oear foot danmnfa
Crownen Thomas, laborer, fool bank
OrowtherJohn w. mi oaptaln, 69 dan forth
Cumberland Bank, 61 exohi
Cumberland House, 66 green
Cnnimingi Andrew J, maoninlet, wti onmbeda
Onnuningl AlanSOn, M-ima:i. 91 spring
CnnuningB Ifn B 0, b M (ree
Onmminga Cyras, rarrejor, 16 exobange, h Ml onml i
Cnmmingi Ifn Dai :. 6] irflkrw
Cummings Daniel, joiner, rear stone church, h 1 I
Omnminga B L, counsellor, «»i middle,
Cummi . l.l'. Cumberland
li B, mariner, 69 waahfa •
Onmmingi Praneii P7, Engineer, 16 I o«n*orlattd
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 59
Cummings Freeman F, builder, 45 pearl, h 171 ci*mberland
Cummings H T, (Titcomb &) 373 congress, h 444 congress
Cummings Horace B, joiner, 175 Cumberland
Cummings James M, physician, h 54 park
Cummings John, laborer, fox's court
Cummings John B, 220 commercial, h 169 Cumberland
Cummings NG,(AJ Merrill & Co) 324 comm, h 252 cumb
Cummings Nathan, counsellor, h 32 spring
Cummings Perley D, wood machinist, 2 prospect
Cummings Ralph W, physician, 58 spring
Cummings Richard, trader, 2 larch
Cummings Roswell, mariner, h 33 Washington
Cummings Samuel B, trader, 110 brackett
Cummings Stephen H, 32 spring
Cummings Thomas, architect, rear stone church, h 175 cumb
T. & J. B. Cummings, Dealers in Black Walnut, Ma-
hogany, Cherry, and White Wood; all kinds of Building
Lumber; Doors, Sash, Blinds; various kinds of Ornamental
Woods; at tbeir Wharf, 220 Commercial Street.
T. CUMMINGS. J. B. CUMMINGS. T. F. CUMMINGS.
Cummings Thomas F, 220 commercial, h 70 spring
Cumpston Jane, school teacher, bds 179 congress
Cumpston Mrs Martha, h 11 india
Cunningham Edward, laborer, 36 monument
Cunningham Elijah, mariner, 21 center
Cunningham Francis, laborer, stetson's lane
Curran James, laborer, 12 larch
Curran John, laborer, old fort sumner
Curran Michael, laborer, h 106 fore
Curran Thomas laborer, old fort sumner
Curran Thomas, jr, laborer, old fort sumner.
Curran Thomas, porter, 113 exchange
Curran Thomas F, jr, laborer, old fort sumner
Currier Henry P, clerk, bds elm house
Currier Joseph, bell hanger, 312 1-2 congress, h 43 dark
Currier Joseph G, bell hanger, 312 1-2 congress, bds 43 dark
Currier Royal T S, house carpenter, 34 Washington
GO PORT L A N I) I) I I r. < r<> I v.
Carti- r. . «' emaker, 24 cc-iir
('ur:!- I tr st
Cur1 mariner, 110 fore
Ourtii Cyru- L, paper hanger, II elder
Curtis Henry C, book seller, 342 congress, h 7G spring
Curtis James, joiner, 15 north
Curtis John, ft SOU 181 h 8 chestnut
Curtis John 15, (Curtis ft *<>i\) 231 -::mt
Curtis atarkweU T, machinist, LSI oongi
Curtis N l), hat ind fur dealer, 181 mi ;. H brown
Cortil Mrs Phebfi B, 19 franklin
Curtis Benbeo II, clerk, 1!» franklin
Curtis Wm, house builder, . promenade
Gushing Albns B, clerk, :*7 oxford
Cashing Benj, long Island
Cnshing Charles, long Island
ling Ohariefl W, long island
Cashing Charles W, joiner, -r» lamyette
Cnshing Rmery, Chase k) franklin whf, fa fore near atlantic
Curbing Emery B, fonndrjman, fore near atlantic
Cnshing George W, long Island
Cnshing Henry W, long Island
Cnshing John mariner, C EE ferry v:
Cnshing Sarah, lllOSSIIIllfil, h U federal
Cnshing Stephen E, l<>nur Island
Cnshing Wm. tea oaptain, c B ferry village
Cnshing Win II, clerk, 11 chestnut
Cnshing Wm If, painter, n i r
Cnshman Alran, trader,
Cnshman Charles H, olerk, b I
Cnshman Edward T, 12 olapp's block, fa 33 brown
lias. B. T. (Vmimw. Millimry ajad Fancy G000X
No. 12 Clapp's block. She has a large ■esortmenl •
Ribbons, and French Flowe
Straw and Pan
Mourning Articli
Onshman Mr« i: r, millinery, II ofepfM block
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 61
Cushman George H, fruit dealer, 308 congress, h 207 cumb
Cushman John H, hostler, 4 milk
Cushman N P, house builder, 97 state
Cushman Rufus, fore corner exchange, h 44 winter
William M. Cushman, Dealer in Watches, Jewelry,
and Silver Ware, No. 141 Middle street. Watches
repaired at short notice.
Cushman Wm M, jeweler, 141 middle, bds 97 state
Cutler Isaac M, (Noyes, Weston & Co) bds U S hotel
Cutler Otis, (Woodman, True & Co) 54 m'dle, h lincoln foot prl
Cutter Amelia, nurse, 20 south
Cutter Charles W, clerk, 10 franklin
DACEY CHARLES, cooper, 10 park
Dacey Daniel, cooper, 47 pleasant
Dacey William, cooper, vernon court
Dailey Barnard, laborer, Cumberland above Washington
Dailey Christopher C, mariner, 20 cross
Dailey Edward, laborer, stetson's lane
Dailey Peter, foundryman, old fort sumner
Dain John, trader, h 6 portland
Dain John P, joiner, 28 waterville
Dallier George, laborer, 2 silver
Dalton John, moulder, near foot danforth
Dalton Mrs P W, 6 hancock
Dam Mrs Jane A, 265 congress
Dam Leader, hair dresser, 164 fore, h 262 congress
Damera James, laborer, 3 larch
Damerell John, truckman, h bradbury's court
Damren Dustan, foundryman, 23 north
E. Dana, Jr., Congress, corner Preble Sreet, Dealer in
Medicines, Chemicals, Swedish Leeches, Perfumery, Toil-
et Articles, Fancy Goods, Cigars. Soda Syrups constantly
on hand, and all the popular Patent Medicines of the day.
Physicians' Prescriptions executed with care and despatch.
Dana Edmund jr, apothecary, cor congress and preble, h 5 elm
N POB I I- AND D I B I C TO RY.
Dana Israel T, physician, 70 free
Dana John A s, | Dana ft Oo) 124 commercial, bdi 58 stato
DlDft John V. &) counsellor, canal bank, fa
Dana* Co., (lata L ft W. B. Dan,..) Rah, Salt and
\Y. I. Goods, 124 Commercial Street, corner Central
Wharf
irinri: D.WA. WOOD. B. dana. JOHN a. B. dana.
Dana Luther, (ft Co) 124 commercial, h 58 state
Dana NIL
Dana Woodbury B, (Dana ft Co) 124 comm, h C4 danforth
Danaky Michael, mariner, 5 pleasant
Danforth Benjamin, 199
Danieli Annex s, patent leather maker, U ptwHanfl
Daniels Charles B, teamster, pleasant street place
Daniels Dexter, trader, li 237 Cumberland
Daniels Ebenezer, trader, 59'p-een
Daniels Henry, caterer, rear abyasinian church
Daniels — , at portland 00, bds 57 Washington
Danielson S 0, shoemaker, 161 exchange, h 1 stone
Danielson \Y H, shoemaker, bds al hnvrence house, 17 india
Darling Abby P, M middle, h 146 congress
Darling Joseph, painter, G E terry village
DaiUng Martha, (ft \ P 0 • middle, h Ml congress
Daaey Daniel, oooper, 49 pleaaanl
Bee Daoey
Darton M L (ft W) oysto . I 'li^ress
Daiton W, (M L &) oysto . jjess
Dayeifl Charlea B, ooonaellor, b I I I I
Davsii E II. ooonaeDor, 62 exchaj go, 39 12 free
Dayeli Oilman, physician, oij free
Davidson Ohadea, Runreyoc of lumber, h II ta
S
Davis Ann-. :r 7 >alem
Amos (Deris, Drake ft Co) 180 001
Mri OttOUM li, B i i \:'><rd
i ' . ■ * maker, N brown
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 63
Davis Charles, (C McLaughlin & Co) 204 fore, h 57 park
Davis Charles jr, clerk, 57 park
Davis Charles K, brickmaker, libby's corner
C. M. Davis & Son, No. 85 Commercial Street, Head
of Custom House Wharf, Shipping, Commission & Forward-
ing Merchants. Vessels bought and sold, and charters ob-
tained of all descriptions. Also, Protective Agent for New
York Board of Underwriters for State of Maine.
Davis Charles M, (& Son) ship broker, 85 comm, h 6 wilmot
Davis Cornelius A, engineer, 202 congress
Davis Daniel A, truckman, 36 salem
Davis Daniel S, brick maker, h libby's corner
t)avis Eliphalet C, 15 hanover
Davis Mrs Elizabeth G, at 34 st lawrence
Davis Mrs Esther, 15 elm
Davis Mrs Eunice, rear 312 congress
Davis, Twitchell, & Chapman, Commission Mer-
chants, and Wholesale Dealers in West India Goods, Teas,
Tobacco, Pork, Lard, Country Produce, &s., &c, No. 85
Commercial Street.
FREDEKICK DAVIS. THOMAS E. TWITCHELL.
ELBRLDGE CHAPMAN.
Davis Frederick, (Twitchell & Co) 89 commercial, h 14 green
Davis George A, (C M Davis & Son) 85 comm, bds 6 wilmot
Davis George H, joiner, back cove village
Geo. R. Davis & Bro, (late H. J. Little & Co.,) Station-
ers, and Manufacturers of Paged Account Books, and Impor-
ters and Dealers in every description of Foreign and Do-
mestic Stationery, and Paper Hangings. No. 53 Exchange
Street.
Davis Geo R, (& Brother) 53 exchange, h 403 congress
Davis Hall L, (Geo R D & Bro) 53 exchange, bds 403 congress
Davis Mrs Hannah, 32 atlantic
Davis Hazen L, physician, 212 congress
Davis Mrs Isaac, 8 cedar
Davis James H, mariner, 17 mountfort
1 1 r u i: ] i \ | D D i ■ i 0 I 0 I v.
-rk, 2 free, h 2:) hampdiire
I ' ' 12 congress
,16 monument
Davii John P», innofa saloon, 18 India
Davil - t « »1 1 1 1 0, (ft Son) Bb
Davis John F, (J ■! Davie ft ft a M middle, si 494 congress q
Davis John P, clerk, at 111 fore
Josefs ('<. Davtb, 68 F< 3 House and Ship
Painting, and Griming, in every variety of style. A
good aaaortmeni of Paints, Oils and Varnish constantl
ly on hand. Orden solicited.
h Q, painter, 68 lore, h l foro
Davis Joshua, (A Co) U market square, bdi 15 preble
Davii Leander, teamster, 8 ohaiham
I > : i \- i - Moses, shipmaster, 24 winter
Davis Kath*l 0, (McGHvery, Byan &) 161 com, h 88 atlantic
Davis Nathan J, landlord commercial hooSQ, 111 fart
Davit Oliver II, picture frame maker, 46 oxford
Davii Mis Rhode, •"'., imnner
Davil hUl Sarali, 76 Mimner
Davis Solomon, joiner, 16 monument
Davii Submit 0, oarpet maker, M middle, h 10 middle
Davis Timothy D, olerk, 01 fore, h 88 federal
Davfa Wm, oordwalner, at 7 prospect
Davis William, (i T B B ticket master, h 101 Cumberland
Davis AVilliam ship joiner, 41 atlantic
Davis William, wool puller, I en
Davil Win (i, (Joanna &) 14 market Square, fa 17 franklin
Davis William II, watchman, 18 nioimtfort
Davii Woodbury, Justice B •' 0, 180 congress
Davy Peter, wool puller, 86 aider
Davy Samuel, niachini.-t. :;:> Mimner
Day Charles printer, D 21 1-2 foro
Day Ifn I'unice, 1. I
Day Henry B, merchant, 188 enmherJand
i Km Q, II elm
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 65
Day Josiah F, merchant, 31 winter
Day Joseph H, ship smith, C E ferry village
Day Moses, caulker, rear 72 sumner
Day Richard L L, paper dealer, 21 exchange, h 47 brackett
Day Thomas, sea captain, C E ferry village
Dayton C M, trader, h 30 free
Dean George, house carpenter, 23 hampshire
Dean Samuel, joiner, h 30 sumner
Deane Henry P, (& L) counsellor, 30 exchange, h 61 high
Deane Lewellyn, (H P &) 30 exchange, h 50 state
Deane Mrs Rebecca, 50 state
Deane William W, 50 state
Dearborn Bradbury, 147 fore, h 34 federal
Dearborn John, machinist, 9 cross
Dearborn Mrs P A S, 28 gray
Deblois Thomas A, (& Jackson) 59 exchange, h 74 park
Decker Marshal C, 65 green
Decoss John, (T Bailey & Co) 132 fore, h 11 Chatham
Decoster John, mariner, rear 8 center
DeCreney Louis J, book keeper, h 13 smith
Deehan Charles, truckman, york near foot park
Deehan Cornelius, trader, 97 danforth
Deehan Henry, laborer, 5 spring
Deehan John, truckman, york, near foot park
Deehan Patrick, trader, 15 danforth
Deehan Patrick, truckman, york, near foot park
Deehan Patrick, ostler, 98 danforth
Deering Alvin, trader, 376 congress, h 5 vernon court
Deering Charles J, clerk, 22 tyng
Deering Edward L, (Robinson &) portland pier, h 54 high
Deering Misses Harriet and Mary, near westbrook point
Deering Hiram W, trader, h 5 vernon court
Deering Joseph, sea captain, 56 high
Deering N, counselor, 45 exchange, h 54 high
Deering Nathaniel F, insurance agent, 3 exchange, h 38 high
Deering Noah, stevedore, h 1 state
Deering Rufus, lumber dealer, 291 commercial, h 11 parris
5
N POBTLAHD DIBXOTOBT.
/ Thomas, trader,
.'.on, truekman, '1 ■
DftgoiO Churl.- B, rlerk, 21 I
Degnio Qalen J, boat builder, B18 commercial, li 4 winter
Degnio Joseph, boat bull .mcrcial, h og danfbrth
Delink* Charles, mariner, ::•> union
D.hi Mrs Kliza A, M smith
Delanoe Mr* EUsa A, 183 com
I ) 0 1 :\ 1 1 < 1 Daniel I, tnuler, Ifi BT66D
Delmd Frederick, mariner, T'.» hrackett
Deland Phebe S, milliner, '.» chapel
Delano Barzillai, blacksmith, h 60 sumner
Delano Frederick II, at 80 simmer
Delano Win, M'aman, peak's Island
Delano ye Emilie, 17
Delgardo John, machinist, bds 20 pearl
Dellow John, mariner, peak's island
Dennett Mrs Oliver, h 56 I
Dennington John, seaman, 3 tukcsbury's court
Dennis Alfred S, trader, 33 fore
Dennis (ieorge, laborer, shamrock tavern, near observatory
Dennis .lohn, seaman, B8 banOTer
A. L. Di\n>u\ with L A. GlOBGI Ik Co., ImjM.rtors
and Wholesale Dealers in Bonnets, Sflks, Eubbonaj
Lace?, fo, 131 Mi«l-lle street, Portland, and 171
Washington street, Boston.
Dennison A L, millinery, 131 middle, h lincoln, near pearl
Dennison Albert II, joiner, 147 congress
Dennison George, laborer, shaUttOOfc tavern, munjoy hill
Dennison Howard C, joiner, 14'.> congress
Dennison John, joiner, 149 congress
Dennison John, laborer, rear M oentei
Dennison John Holme-, joiner, 21 Washington
I 3 pbJa m r, ifrsssmakar, M braokett
Banrj 0, elerk, 52 free
Dsasaand John, B B fireman, I -
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 67
Devine A, cobb's court
Devine Barnard, laborer, 7 freeman's lane
Devine Barnard, clerk, 17 york
Devine Cornelius, laborer, salem lane
Devine Mrs Eunice B, 1 canton
Devine George, stone cutter, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Devine James, laborer, 7 freeman's lane
Devine James, laborer, 94 danforth
Devine John, trader, 89 oxford
Devine John N, trader, 89 oxford
Devine Neal, pedlar, westbrook point
Devlin John, ship carpenter, 41 dark
DeWolf John E, 2 center, h 21 brown
DeWolf Robert, laborer, 17 danforth
De Wyer Edward, marble worker, 9 sumner
Diary Thomas, laborer, 11 tyng
Dickey fm C, sea captain, 154 spring
Dicks John W, landlord seaman's home, 15 india
Dicks Mrs Nancy S, 458 congress
Dickson Mrs Agnes, rear 9 lafayette
Dickson Andrew D, cooper, 28 middle
Dickson Charles, seaman, 34 india
Dickson Thomas G, seaman, h near gorham's corner
Dilling John, stevedore, 3 oxford
Dimock Wm T, rigger, 76 sumner
Dimond D H, trader, 423 congress, h brackett
Dinan Owen, laborer, rear 34 monument
Charles W. Dingley, Livery Stable, Temple street,
between Middle and Federal streets. Carriages of every
description, of the best quality and most fashionable styles,
and superior horses may always be found at this establish-
ment. Horses boarded* on reasonable terms.
Dingley Charles W, stabler, temple, h 5 park place
Dinsmore A M, restaurant keeper, 52 fore
Dinsmore Charles W, blacksmith, 19 hampshire
Dinsmore James, joiner, hd robinson's whf, h 14 carlton
Dinsmore Mrs Phebe, boarding house, 127 fore
Dixon— «see Dickson
68 PO B T L a n i) i) i B I (' I <> B Y.
Dookery Jtmei R, merchant, h TO danteth
Dookham s B, patent Ian I Ik bdi 13 plumb
1 1 tter, li LO brattle
D ' : . ■ ■ village
D i! tekiah, newspaper agent, .r,:i Cumberland
John II, trader, in fore, h 18 vino
I)., i^c Moses, physician, 216 confess
i1 • Oliver, painter, ">2 franklin
Knlof, 2 center, h 187 Cumberland
Dodge Win s, bra ler, 1 Idle
Doherty B (& Oo) dry goods, 188 middle
Doherty James, porter U s hotel
!» arty Michael, laborer, M danfbrth
Dolan Bngh, merchant tailor, I
Dolan John, laborer, onmberland, mnnjoy hill
Dolao John, laborer, 38 union
Dolan Robert, laborer, Balem lane
Dolan Thomas, laborer, commercial, near western depot
D >And r. [& lioody ) atlantk whi'. I > D B
Dole Wm (\ painter, 2s middle
Dollen Stephen, brnshmaker, 18 onion
Donavan Daniel, laborer, 16 summer
Donavan David, laborer, rear 816 1-2 foro
Donavan Dermis, laborer, 1'.' york
Dorwan Dennis, blacksmith, lOmonnni
Donavan Mrs Hannah, B
Donavan Mr- Hannah, 2.". \ :
Donavan .John, laborer, .>*> union
Donavan Michael, laborer, 81 Bmftfa
Donavan Michael, laborer, wasUn
Donavan Mrs, widow, 1 spring
DonaTan lira, widow, rear 816 1-2 bee
Donaran Use, widow, neat bet onion
DonaTan (Uchard, si apt, emery near corner spring
Donn.'ll 0 A, (ft Co) US \\,ro, h 800 avJDJbl
Donnell .1 K. merchant, 11^ fore, h 86 india
Donncll .lames, machinist, 17 dark
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 69
Donnell Mrs, widow, li 200 Cumberland
Donohue Mrs Ellen, hancock alley
Donohue Mrs Jane, foot bank street
Donohue Jeremiah, laborer, hammond
Donohue Michael, trader, 84 Washington
Donohue Michael, laborer, rear 15 danforth
Donohue Patrick, laborer, 2 poplar
Donohue Thomas, carpenter, cobb's court
Donohue Timothy, baker, sebastopol, middle near franklin
Dooley F, laborer, 10 pleasant
Dooley John, harness maker, 11 prospect
Dooley Wm, laborer, 15 york
Dooly Andrew, trader, 203 fore
Dooly Edward, laborer, 24 center
Dorcey John, laborer, at John Munday's, cong above wash'tn
Dorcey Patrick, laborer, Cumberland above Washington
Doroty John, laborer, 5 marion
Dorr Deddrick, laborer, 15 tyng
Dorrance 0 B, merchant, 98 free
Dorson Charles, laborer, hammond
Dougher Edward, trader, 47 Washington
Dougher James, laborer, 95 danforth
Dougher Patrick, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Doughty Abner, fisherman, long is^nd
Doughty Andrew J, fisherman, long island
Doughty Charles, mariner, long island
Doughty Charles, mariner, 7 oxford
Doughty Benj, fisherman, long island
Doughty Edward, fisherman, long island
Doughty George, sea captain, C E ferry village
Doughty Isaac, fisherman, long island
Doughty John, laborer, 7 montgomery
Doughty Joshua, fisherman, long island
Doughty Loring, fisherman, long island
Doughty Nathaniel, fisherman, long island
Doughty Nathaniel jr, fisherman, long island
Doughty Thomas, blacksmith, 7 montgomery
70 PO B I L a xi) DIB i: C I <> B v.
Doughty Wm, fisherman, long island
Doughty Win JT| l « » 1 1 lt Island
Douglass George W, cordwainer, hammond
Donglasfl John, seaman, rear abyasinlan church
Douglass Robert, clerk, 246 Cumberland
Dow Edwin, cooper, 8 tate
Dow George II, rigger, 41 fore
Dow Hiram II, cordage, 210 fore, h westbrook
Dow Mrs Jane A, 107 bracket!
D<.w Jere, (Palmer & Ward) 164 middle, fa grove street
Dow John, insurance broker, 82 exchange, h 41 spring
Dow John A, at Jeremiah Dow'-, grove street
Dow John E, (Farley &) broker, 27 exchange, h 129 spring
Dow Joseph, house carpenter, 17 vine
Dow Josiah, tanner, h 459 coil
Dow Mrs L B, boarding house, 2 cotton
Moses G. Dow, Dealer in Pure Ground Bock Salt
and Corn Meal, Mount Hope Mills, Westbrook, Store 5 & 7,
Long Wharfvbetween Fore & Cornmeroia] stioeta. l b
Fair held in Portland, lS5»j, awarded the lir>t Premium to
the Salt ground at this Mill.
Dow Moses G, salt and meal, hd long whf
Dow Mrs Nancy, 1 hancock
Dow Xeal, merchant, h 452 congress
Dow Mrs Sarah A, 17 vine
Downer George K, teamster, 0 India
Downes Albert, carpenter, rear 312 OOOgreej
Downes Mrs Albert, millinery, :)'.'•; i„| congress
Downes Charles (1, merchant tailor, M middle, fa 25 green
Downey Dennis laborer, near fool OOttOO
Downing Philip, rtone cotter, 19 larch
Doyle David. BOt captain, 18 lafayctto
Doyle F/.ekicl 0, let captain, 0 B ferry village
Doyle Henry, laborer, aj brati
Doylo Hugh, mariner, 101 f.-re
Doyle Jamef If, olerk, i toeaet
Doylfl Michael, laborer, 22 bratt!"
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 71
Doyle Patrick, laborer, 10 larch
Doyle Thomas, laborer, 7 st lawrence
Drake Edwin E, painter, 122 brackett
Drake, Davis & Co., Dealers in all kinds of Country-
Produce, Beef, Pork, Lard, Hams, Tongues, Smoked Beef,
Soused Pigs' Feet, &c, No. 380 Congress and 79 Free streets,
L. F. DR4KE. A. DAVIS. D. H. HAYWARD.
Drake L F, (Davis & Co) provisioner, 380 congress, h 23 pine
Draper John, machinist, rear 26 atlantic
Draper Samuel F, machinist, rear 26 atlantic
Dresser Alfred M, merchant, h 75 spring
Dresser Edward K, clothier, 154 fore, h fore near atlantic
Dresser James L, clothier, corner dark and summer
Dresser John, carpenter, 368 congress
Dresser Robert (& Co) clothing store, 154 fore, h 2 atlantic
Dresser Stephen G, painter, 5 atlantic
Dresser Mrs Mary Jane, 95 brackett
Drew Gamaliel S, cooper, 15 dark
Drew Joseph, cooper, 15 dark
Drinkwater Andros, mariner, 26 brackett
Drinkwater David, h 91 Cumberland
Drinkwater David G, painter, back cove village
Drinkwater E, (Trow & Co) 103 middle
Drinkwater F A, sea captain, 4 park place
Drinkwater Homer, brush maker, 14 mayo
Drinkwater Margaret W, 166 congress
Drinkwater Mrs Phinehas, h 166 congress
Drinkwater Sewall, pilot, 18 middle
Drinkwater William, 64 federal
Drinkwater William W, carpenter, 58 fore
Driscoll Daniel, laborer, near foot union
Dnscoll James, blacksmith, 23 india
Driscoll John, laborer, center near corner spring
Driscoll Mrs, widow, 21 center
Driskell Patrick, blacksmith, 36 union
Drown John N, painter, 33 Washington
72 !•<> i: r r. a \ i) DIRECTORY.
Druncy Patrick, laborer, D danforth
Druney Timothy, laborer, 247 fore
Daddy Michael, truckman. :J7 braekett
Dllddy Richard .!, trader, lore, li 270 fore
Duddy Richard R, trader, Spring, near dark
Duffic Patrick, gardener, rear 37 winter
Duncan Charles C, mariner, 5 peach
Duncan John, book agent, 10 wilmot
Duncan William, cabinet maker, 9 lafayetto
Dunham Mrs Clarrissa, .321 009
Dunl&p Mrs Elizabeth, lime, near congress
Dunlap Mrs Lois, 18 brackett
Dunn A, (& Co) trader, 3G3 congress, bds 49 middle
Dunn Charles F, harness maker, 20 portland
Dunn Cornelius, laborer, ham::
Dunn Crawford, pedler, westbrook point
Dunn Cynis, trader, 80 spring
Dunn 1) M C, dry goods dealer, 135 spring
Dunn Edward II, harness maker, 117 federal, h 41 parris
Dunn Henry, saddler, 2G portland
Dunn John P, cigar maker, h 104 congress
Dunn Joshua, trader, bds 49 middle
Dunn Mrs Julia, 352 congress
Dunn Samuel, hording house, 30 india
Dunn Timothy, laborer, hammond
Dunnen Patrick, laborer, 90 danforth
Dunphy James, yuric, junction danfbrtb
Dunphy John, clerk, york. junction danforth
Dunscomb Solomon (!, laborer, walker'- court
Dunyon Augustus, jeweller, M middle, h 199 Cumberland
Duran Job R, barneei maker, 19 hanover
Duran John, cooper, 100 foro
Duran Jotftahi trader, 22 federal
Duran Peter, carriage maker, v0 federal, h 40 chestnut
Duran William, trader, long wharf, h 119 Cumberland
Duran Win A, clothier, 17" fore, ii "»"» oxford
Durgin Dennis, laborer, 99 spring
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 73
Durgin George E, stevedore, h 285 1-2 fore
Durgin J F, physician, 396 congress, bds 77 free
Durgin James, cooper, 285 1-2 fore
Durgin Jeremiah, laborer, rear 101 spring
Durgin John, ship . carpenter, corner york and tyng
Durgin John B, tinsmitn, 4 laurel
Durgin Joshua, (& Co) druggist, 143 middle, h 36 free
Durgin Obediah E, physician, h 28 high
Durgin Owen, laborer, cobb's court
Durgin Walter, ship carpenter, 285 1-2 fore
Dutton Johnson, joiner, westbrook point
Dwelling John W, house roofer, 11 willow
Dwerlo Peter, mariner, 128 fore
Dwight Henry E, student, 148 Cumberland
D wight Rev Wm T, pastor 3d parish church, h 148 Cumberland
Dwinal Mrs Margaret, 46 federal
Dwinal Mrs, widow, 5 quincy
Dwinal Wm, mariner, 115 fore
Dyer Mrs Abigail, 20 salem
Dyer Alfred, merchant tailor, 115 middle
Dyer Alvin S, (& Barstow) cooper, widgery's whf, h 3 wilmot
Dyer Ansel L, ship master, 4 india
Dyer Arthur, trader, 80 york, h 78 york
Dyer Mrs Augustus A, 2 hancock
Dyer Benjamin F, moulder, 16 vine
Dyer Mrs Betsey D, 5 commercial
Dyer Caleb, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
Dyer Charles, ship carpenter, h 59 york
Dyer Charles E, truckman, summer, near canal
Dyer Christopher, tailor, 115 middle, h 48 spring
Dyer Cushing, painter, 27 fore
Dyer Edward S, U S Revenue service, 464 congress
Dyer Mrs Elizabeth, 5 commercial
Dyer Emery, sea captain, C E ferry village
Dyer Frederick W H, mason, 62 franklin
Dyer Gardner, trader, 19 tyng
Dyer Henry, boat builder, stone wharf, h 6 deer
71 PORTLAND I > I I : I : C TORY.
i Iyer Jabes, ship oarpenter, h 9 state
James, oooper, b 19
DjerJohD, vratchman, back core village
Dyer John 0, \ ElweU) lea 1-8 middle, Ms 30 free
Dyer John AW oooper, 16 brown
Dyer Joseph II. naval architect, G door
Dyer Joseph W, ship builder, 117 commercial, h 4 India
Dyer Joshua, joiner, l boyd
Dyer Lemuel, ship builder, tukey's bridge village
Dyer Lemuel, h 8 India
Dyer Ifri Lydia, D
Dyer Mrs Mary 0, LIS braekett
Dyer Nathan, boat builder, c i; ferry village
Dyer Nathan, ship carpenter, 70 vnrk
Dyer Nathan K, boat builder, 00 danforth
Dyer Robertson, (& Pierce) 171 lore, h 0 winter
Dyer Samuel, stevedore, near vau-hanV bridge
Dyer Samuel, hackman, 29 middle
Dyer Samuel J, mason, 29 cotton
Dyer Seth C, lumber deaW, U winter
Dyer Simon A, cabinet maker, h 14 parrli
Dyer Stephen K, clerk in P (), fa »;i VOrk
Dyer Storer, ship carpenter, 24 adams
Dyer Sumner F, clerk, 19 tyng
Dyer Walter, teamster, libbv's comer
Dyer WaiSOD, OOOfM r, M adams
Dyer William II, mason, 69 franklin
Dyer William II, >eainan, 89 fore
Dyer William W, >hip carpenter, 5 commercial
Dyer WHlifl N, QOOper, b 86 bn.wn
Dyer Woodbury, ship master, CE ferry village
BABLY Mi:s ANN, b dark, near pine
Early Cornelius, laborer,
1 I I India
Early Wiliam, laborer, fa 84 wsahinsjton
1 ( Ihariei I . hair dn 1 1 —■ irrrw
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 75
Eastern Express Company's office, 80 exchange
Easterbrook John, marble worker, 15 vine
Eastman Joseph, tinsmith, bds foot wilmot
Eastman P R, millinery, 208 congress
Eaton Mrs Ann C, 2 par^
Eaton Charles C, steamboat agent, h 2 park
Eaton Mrs Elizabeth W, h 8 carlton
Eaton Mrs Eliza Ann, 80 sumner
Eaton Hophni, merchant, h 65 danforth
Eaton Isaac W, station master at Boston Railroad depot
Eaton Mrs Jeremiah S, 15 spring
Edgar Andrew, wood dealer, h 107 oxford
Edgecomb Clement A, joiner, 18 spruce
Edgecomb Mrs Noah, h 36 hampshire
Edgecomb Mrs Rachael M, 105 green
Edmond Alexander, Lumber Dealer, Preble Street,
west side. Constantly on hand all kinds of Building
Material, Doors, Sashes and Blinds. Also, Hard Wood
Lumber.
Edmond Alex, lumber dealer, preble, h cor preble and oxford
Edinond John, shipmaster, 3 oak
Edmond John, shipmaster, C E ferry village
Calvin Edwards & Co., Piano Forte Manufacturers,
Corner of Middle and Lime Streets. Six and Seven Octave
instruments, of style of finish and tone unsurpassed by any
made in the country, constantly for sale. N B. Pianos tuned
and repaired, and old Pianos taken in exchange for new.
Edwards Calvin, piano fortes, cor middle and lime, h 51 spring
Edwards Charles, engineer, bds 9 park place
Edwards Mrs Elizabeth, hammond st
Edwards Henry S, (C Edwards & Co) lime cor mid,h Gorham
Edwards John, printer, h 9 park place
Edwards Mrs J W, 107 oxford
Edwards Mrs Lucy P, dye house office, 101 exchange
Edwards Miss Mary, 51 spring
Edwards Mrs Susan, rear 46 sumner
7f> ]'<> K T r. A \ I) DIRECTORY.
Edwards Thomas, dark, bdi ft park
Bdwardi Wm B, merchant, b ft perk
Edwards Wm B, trader, oof park and ipring h 12 oarlton
Patrick, lahuivr, 22 brattle
Egan Thoi 0, gas agent, old pott office, federal, h 161 ipring
Blden Gibson, fonndryman, i»; tyng
Blden Samuel, machinist, BO free
Elder George M, (Bell &) 16 middle, h 51 franklin
Elder Greenleaf <i, machinist, 46 it lawrenoe
Elder J A, (ft Co) 196 fore
Elder Mrs Mary, M danforth
Elder Mrs Samuel, h SO danfbrtfa
Elder Blmon M, machinist, 7 portland
ElUngwood John X, joiner, B iprn ■••
Elliott Benjamin P, tinsmith, 27 banorer
Klliott John If, carpenter, 18 parril
Elliott Moses, mneh saloon, or new market, h G meatg
Kllis II C, ornamental painter, Scasco
Ellii Micali B, musician, rear 318 congress
K)lis Thomas S, shipmaster, 37 winter
Klls Klmira, nurse, at 42 wilmot
Elm House, 01 end MS federal
Ills worth George L, 118 middle, bds 47 pleasant
Elaworth Nathaniel, (ft Bon) lis middle, li 177 Cumberland
Kls worth Nathaniel \\\ ( KN worth ft Son) fa 22 K>ntfa
Klwell Charles, mason, h 14 winter
Khvell Charles P, printer, 89 warren
Klwell Charlefl \Y, hair dr-'-- a-, 160 1-2 middle, h 14 <)uincv
Klweii K li, editor Transcript, 81 exchange, h woodftvd'i or
111 well Maurice, BtOVC WOfker, I.". mavo
ElweD Michael, laborer, 106 Washington
ElweU Xahum, ooa meaenrer, b 7 park
Khvell Osborne P, hair di IQ freo
Klwell Shirley, railroad employee, li | dark
ElweU William S, joiner, st John
Emery Burleigh, machinist, beach, near canal
Emery Daniel r. (A : middle, h 1 gay
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 77
Emery David, laborer, 9 lafayette ^
Emery Dorvet, laborer, 9 lafayette
Emery Frank C, freight agent, 16 india
Emery George F, clerk U S circuit court, h 25 gray
Emery George H, clerk, 26 federal
Emery Isaac, clerk, 127 fore
Emery John H, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
Emery John R, h 6 tate
Emery John W, clerk, 13 federal
Emery Joshua, 38 franklin
Emery Joshua T, stone cutter, foot pearl
Emery & Fox, Successors to John B, Brown & Co.,
Importers of Sugar and Molasses, and Commission Mer-
chants, No 1 Brown's Wharf. Particular attention paid to
gurchasing and shipping Boards, Sugar Boxes, Hhd Shooks,
[oops, Heading and Cooperage Stock of every description.
MARK P. EMERY. HENRY FOX.
Emery Mark P, (& Fox) 238 commercial, bds 61 free
Emery Nicholas, counsellor, h 133 danforth
Emery Samuel, 1 high
Emery Samuel, trader, 1 high
Emery William C, book keeper, 38 chestnut
Emerson John L, clerk, 33 hampshire
Emersom John L, clerk, bds 6 monument
Emerson Rufus, notary public, 197 Cumberland
Emerson Stephen, blacksmith, 300 congress, h 31 chestnut
Emiley Ellen, restaurant, 87 fore
Emiley Samuel, 87 fore
English John, laborer, congress, near Washington
Enos Manuel, laborer, 217 1-2 fore
Era Eben, sailmaker, 2 cotton
Erskins Joseph, mariner, 26 green
Erwell Mrs Elizabeth, rear 82 brackett
Estell Sophia, nurse, h 3 hancock
Estell William I, h 10 Chatham
Estrader Augustus, mariner, 113 congress
Etchingham Thomas, ship carpenter, rear 7 mechanic
19 von r i. a n i) i) 1 1: i; c to r r.
t, [& Co)gl ) , don, h 52 wilmot
Evam Alfrs i. gai fitter, 6 perrii
Evans Daniel, M7 middle, h 81 park
Evans p, joiner, 889
Evans Gardner, mariner, bdi 110 fore
Brans George, counsellor, 81 . fa 51 park
- Lawrence L, trader, 117 fore, li 12 vine
Evans Robert, painter, 21 gray
Evanfl Mrs Sarah, fa 2 winter
Evans William II, clerk, 87 <lanforth
Evans William, merchant, h 89 danfbrtfa
Eveletfa Francis C, mason, forest >treet
leth Henry, sash and blind maker, h 88 india
Kveleth Mrs Matilda, h temple, OOT congress
Everett Nicholas, r<»ad master A\ St L B Et, 17 fore
Ewlng William, patent leather worker, 24 brattle
FAHFX MRS JULIA, salemlane
Fabyan Mrs llus, li M M " stn
Pagan dames, blacksmith, 8 york
Pagan N K, moulder, 6 york
Pagan Thomas, steam engineer, S york
l'aliay Mrs Anna, 10 center
Fahay Martin, laborer, york, near sngar house
Faherty Michael, laborer, 849 1 2 fore
Fairbank Xahum, bonnet bleacher, 81] 0 7 oak
Fairfield Edward, gunsmith, -io federal
Pairman Robert, blacksmith, rear 107 Washington
Pales Sophia, tailoresss, 80 india
Pales W F, (& Jackson) I deering block, h 241 congress
Far! Mrs, widow, 84 ramner
Farley Alfred 1) F, (Farley F.ro.o f,,0t che>tnut, li foot wilmot
Pabi i v Broi m as, have constantly fix sale andmaa-
nfactnre to order, from the best stocks, all kindi
Wire. Mich ai card. Bead, Flier, Spring, Anneeli . 8
winch they oiler on the most reasonable terms. I
Footof < ' St., near the Vork & Cumberland !
I MAM. n. i ABU >• am n D i>. ». fABLBT.
■'olI.N II. 1 A 1: 1.1 \ .
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 79
Farley Charles H, (Farley Bros) foot chestnut, h foot wilmot
Farley Charles, (& Dow) broker, 27 exchange, h foot wilmot
Farley John H, (Farley Bros) foot chestnut, h foot wilmot
Farmer Charles, mariner, 43 sumner
Farmer Mrs Elizabeth W, 35 pearl
Farmer James L, merchant, 10 exchange, h 47 danforth
Farmer Wm B, clerk in P 0, h 35 pearl
Farnum Mrs Margaret, h dark, near foot peach
Farr Daniel J, stevedore, 4 cross
Farr David S, blacksmith, 59 sumner
Farr J L, blacksmith, 18 st lawrence
Farrell Mrs Jane, 84 sumner
Farrell Wm, laborer, hammond
Farrer John P, stove mounter, 27 brackett
Farrer Samuel, chaisemaker, 321 congress
Farrington E D, clerk, 19 atlantic
Farrington I P, clothing store, 82 middle, h 49 free
Farrington Mrs Joanna, h 15 elm
Farrington Wm F, clergyman, 19 atlantic
Faulkner Hugh, shoemaker, 3 silver
Fayben Oliver, laborer, near foot salem lane
Fayben Thomas, laborer, near foot salem lane
Feeney Daniel, laborer, 8 larch
Feeney Edmund, laborer, 6 larch
Feeney John, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Feeney Richard, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy's hill
Feeney Timothy, mason, 13 larch
Fell Michael, stone mason, 8 pleasant
Louis Fellheimer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
English, French, and German Embroidery and Laces,
Cloaks, Dress and Mantilla Trimmings, Fancy Articles in
all varieties, French Pattern Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces,
Flowers, Shawls, Silks, and Millinery Goods in general; al-
so Mitts, Gloves, and Hosiery; French & Love's Corsets in
all styles. No. 5 Free Street Block.
Fellheimer Louis, 5 free street block, h 22 cross
Felt A E, jeweler, 193 fore
80 V O B T LAND D I B I CTOR T.
J. S. Fiit. No. B9 Exchange street, Dealer in Golf
end Silver, Layer, Lepine. end Common Watches, Silver
nml Plated Tee and Table Spoons, Gold, Guard, Fob, and
Vest Chains, Gold Beads, Rings, Pins, Pens, and P<
Butter Cniyes. Pnrses and Trimmings, Card Cast
Trays, Silver Thimbles. Combs, and Pencils, Bllver I
and Steel spectacle-, Knives, Razors, and Boiesors, Then
mometers, Spy Glasses, rocket Compasses, Combs, Brashes,
and Pooket Books, Clocks, Whole-ale and Retell N Bi
Particular attention given to repairing Watches, I
and Jewelry.
Felt Jesse B, jeweler, 30 exchange, h 4 deer
Felt Samuel S, mason, h 4 laurel
Female Orphan Asylum, corner oxford and myrtle
Fendemon J A, (Beck &) 123 commercial, h rear 312 congress
Fenley Levi W, printer, at Thurston's, h 11 myrtle
Fenley William A, CO danforth
Fennelly Mrs Harriet L, h 2 clapp's block, foot chestnut
Fennelly John, 2 clapp's block, foot chestnut
Fenno John, trader, 223 fore, h 1 union
Fernald Alfred B, mariner, h india court
Fernald Alfred B jr, joiner, india court
Fernald Anthony II, seaman, 58 fore
Fernald Mrs Anthony B, C E ferry village
Fernald Benj C, soap maker, 13 wilmot
Fernald Charles, (Moore &) last maker, 02 fore, bdf 84 winter
Fernald Charles IT, (Green &) go commercial, li 31 bampshiri
Fernald Edwin, flour dealer, 61 commercial, h 18 franklin
Fernald GeOTgS F, trader, 69 commercial, h north
Fernald (iranville, clerk, 88 portland
Feniald baac, cooper, h M winter
Fernald JamM B, tailor, 87 middle, h westbrook
Fernald Martha D, Bone, 21 myrtle
Fernald N s, teamster, 18 pre
Fernald K, dentist, 20 temple, h 11 free
Fernald Mr- Kebecea, 11 free
Fernald Samuel R, oompositloo roofer, 80 brackett
Feniald Win A. I | B I tmSJtelel, bdfl 18 franklin
FenJl Joseph II, omnibus driver, 69 I
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 81
Ferris Wm, clerk, 93 commercial, h 75 federal
Ferry John, laborer, Cumberland above Washington
Fessenden Chas S D, physician, 11 market square, bds 31 india
Fessenden Chas H, clerk, 38 center
Fessenden Dan'l W, (S &) 130 middle, h 69 Cumberland
Fessenden George, at custom house, bds 99 oxford
Fessenden George W, laborer, 138 brackett
Fessenden James D, attorney, 59 exchange, bds at 76 state
Fessenden John, brickmaker, congress, near horse tavern
N. Fessenden has moved to 284 Congress street, cor-
ner of Center, where he continues to keep a larger variety of
• Daily and Weekly Papers than any other establishment in
the city. Any paper not on hand sent for, if wanted regu-
larly. Citizens and others wishing to have letters and pa-
pers taken to and from the Post Office, can be accommoda-
ted by leaving their addresses (name, street, and No.) at the
above place, or calling on N. Fessenden, who has been ap-
pointed by the P. M. General, Letter Carrier for this city.
House 38 center.
Fessenden Nathan, periodical dealer, h 284 congress
Fessenden Samuel, (& D W) counselor, 130 middle, h 31 india
Fessenden Wm P, (& Butler) 59 exchange, h 76 state
Fickett Benjamin, shoe dealer, C E ferry village
Fickett Charles H, sail maker, 23 hampshire
Fickett Edward P, carpenter, 37 hampshire
Fickett Edward W, mariner, C E ferry village
Fickett Ezekiel, trader, C E ferry village
Fickett George, pump and block maker, head central wharf
Fickett George, ship builder, 15 hancock
Fickett Henry, caulker, 50 brackett
Fickett Isaac, caulker, 35 hampshire
Fickett Isaac jr, gilder, bds 35 hampshire
Fickett James H, cooper, 285 commercial, h 35 hampshire
Fickett J B, clerk, 29 chapel
Fickett Luther, caulker, 19 hampshire
Fickett Major, sailmaker, 121 commercial, h rear 46 oxford
Fickett Mrs Sophronia, C E ferry village
Fickett Samuel E, sea captain, C E ferry village
6
82 ro B i L a N D l) i B I C I 0 RT.
Field Ansyl, trader, i2!« spring
Field J, oabinet maker, 21 myrtle
Field Leri c, machinist, 2s >t Lawrence
Field Mrs Sarah, 180 exchange
Fieldl Mbees, stone cutter, 88 in<lia
Joseph, mason, 127 fore
Files Joseph jr, mason, 14 1-2 atlantic
Files Melville B C, furrier, 7 market square, h 0 hancock
File* Mrs Thomas, 84 ]>arris
FD< - Thomaa s, 12 market square, h 89 parrii
Files Wentwortb P, I - parrii
Ffflebrown John l», 204 fore, h 30 fr
Fillmore Charles C, ship joiner, 76 mmner
Fillmore William S, wharf, builder, 70 sumner
I ' i 1 111 Mrs Ifargaret, hank
Finney Edward, mariner, 5 north,
Finney Mrs Mary A, 18 mayo
Finton Patrick, laborer, 25 India
Fisk George, blacksmith, 27 franklin
Fitch Atnasa, turner, 8 montgomery
Fitch Edward, (J A Elder k Co) 196 fore, bds 453 000
Fitch Luther, 453 oongl
Fitch Simon, physician, 70 plea-ant, corner park
Fitte John, joiner, 18 oxford
I'itN William, Sea captain, G E ferry Tillage
Fitts William II. trader, bdfl cumhcrlan I bOUSC, SS gl
-:ild Edward, laborer, 86 monument
Fitzgerald Mrs Jane, hancock court
Fitsgerald John, laborer, head banc
Fitsgerald John S, painter, near fool myrtle
Fitzgerald Maurice, laborer, 16 Washington
Fitsgerald Michael, 1 tukesbury'i oourt
Fitsgerald Michael, laborer, B freeman's lane
. mariner, hancock alley
raid Thomaa, mariner, long Island
1 raid Win, painter, near foot myrtle
Fiupatrick James, laborer, N spring
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 83
Fitzpatrick John, 7 pleasant
Fitzsimmons James, laborer, 21 center
Flaherty Jeremiah, laborer, 10 freeman's lane
Flaherty M, laborer, 10 pleasant
Flaherty Matthew, laborer, 29 center
Flaherty Michael, laborer, 6 freeman's lane
Flaherty Michael, laborer, shamrock tavern
Flaherty Patrick, laborer, stetson's lane
Flaherty Patrick, laborer, 5 freeman's lane
Flaherty Patrick, laborer, congress near Washington
Flaherty Patrick, laborer, 8 center
Flanegan James, laborer, 15 center
Flanegan Martin, laborer, 34 monument
Flanegan Michael, laborer, 85 Washington
Fletcher J H, (Hersey, F & Co) 159 commercial, h 88 danforth
Flood Mrs Ann, 21 cedar
Floyd Daniel, sash and blind maker, 78 Cumberland
Floyd Gardner, wood dealer, commercial, h 12 lafayette
Floyd Jeremiah G, mason, 36 waterville
Flynn James, waiter, h 28 pleasant
Flynn John, laborer, 5 pleasant
Flynn John, laborer, 8 pleasant
Flynn M, tailor, 249 1-2 fore
Fobes Albert G, 130 middle, bds at elm house
Fobes Amasa, 29 chapel
Charles Fobes, No. 141 Fore Street, Dealer in Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Zinc Dryer, Grainer's Colors, Brush-
es, Window Glass, &c, &c.
Fobes Charles, paint dealer, 141 fore, h 29 chapel
Fobes Horace, painter, 25 york
Foden Thomas, trader, 109 fore
Fogg Alonzo W, baker, at 111 fore
Benjamin Fogg & Son, Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps and Clothing. Corner of Exchange and Fore
Streets.
BENJ. FOGG. B. F. FOGG.
Fogg Benj, (& Son) shoe dealer, 2 exchange, h 201 congress
84 PO B i L a \ i) D i B i C T 0 B v.
Fogg l roes
I lin Cynthia, 27 b
I I •• W, blacksmith, 87 partis
l lin Hi ■ aoh
; ! trace B, eaman, I inmner
Fogg J H, blacksmith, 10 DCftlaild
Fogg J II. tr:nl<r, 17 imlia, h II India
Fogg Hra I', 21 India
Fogg Sumner, trader, fa
l M Amu, 68 braokett
;;. laborer, 247 fore
i ■. Bartholomew, laborer, shamrock tavern
r lira Bridget, oongrete abore washii
Foley John, trader, •" danforth
.- John E, tailor, B9 middle
Foley Michael, laborer, OOngn
Foley Michael, truckman, B york
Patrick, laborer, rear 17 monument
Foley Peter, laborer, 6 adama, rear
Foley Thomas, laborer. 8 willow
Foley William, iron founder, 9 tyng
FoHansbee Mrs Mary A, B sumner
FollanBbee Robert, jewel) - inter
Folsom Benjamin, truckman, wettbrook |
F, 7 laurel
Footo Abner I . '• h 80 smith
Francis M, steam i i India
lame- M, laborer, 90 bra
Footer, •bune-, cabinet | (ford
Forbler Edward, mariner, -jr. banc
Forbnah Duncan, mariner, 26 hanoook
Ford Ifra Eunloe, I
Ford Soraoe <'. printer, bda i oak
1 1 John W, manufacturer of olothing, 167 cinnl*rl:iiul
FOrd Mr- N, '-'-'"• eumberlan.l
Patrick, laborer, i oobb'i curt
Patrick, laborer, 10 | feasant
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 85
Foren James, laborer, clark's court, rear 13 tyng
Forsaith Frederick, trader, 26 market square, h 26 tyng
Forsaith George, clerk, 28 danforth
Fortune John, mariner, 11 lafayette
Fortune William, mariner, 11 lafayette
Fosbind Joseph, brass worker, 2 plumb
Fosdick Richard C, printer, 59 franklin
Foss Albert, laborer, h congress, near horse tavern
Foss David C, teamster, 68 Washington
Foss Mrs Eunice, h 51 oxford
Foss Francis, blacksmith, h burnham, near libby's corner
Foss William R, polisher, walker's court
Foster A, dyer, 3 portland
Foster Abiel, dyer, 203 Cumberland
Foster Abraham, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
Foster Adoniram J, sea captain, C E ferry village
Foster Rev Benj, pastor congress st methodist ch, h 25 atlantic
Foster Mrs Elizabeth, 15 sumner
Foster Frederick R, mariner, C E ferry village
Foster Henry H, mariner, 26 sumner
Foster J B, editor Zion's Advocate, 17$ congress
Foster Jeremiah, mariner, 26 sumner
Foster Jeremiah B, sea captain, 26 sumner
Foster Mrs, widow, 12 quincy
Foster Newhall A, printer, 53 exchange, h 1 tolman place
Foster Newell W, machinist, 26 sumner
Foster Thomas, seaman, middle near hampshire
Foster Thomas J, machinist, bds 240 congress
Foster Wm, founder, 5 atlantic
Foster Wm H, railroad employee, 15 summer
Fountain Robert, restaurant, 14 middle
Fowle George M, (Appleton & Co) com mer, 93 commercial
Fowler George L, saiimaker, 43 st lawrence
Fowler Henry, beef packer, libby's corner
Fowler James, 132 exchange, h 14 federal
Fowler John E, saiimaker, commercial whf, h 47 st lawrence
Fowler Joseph, saiimaker, commercial whf, h 43 st lawrence
86 i'iii:i f.ANH DIBXCTO KY.
•'1 whf, h 47 it lawrencs
Fowler Blohard 0 B, machinist, n ipraoe
• |fn Sarah, OOf IDTDOQ Hid dark
Powiei S.wall T, sailmakrr, 48 gfl lawrence
Powler Stephen T, turner, danforth near maple
arohelam L, clerk, ig gray
POX A:;. .-:; . 00 gMT, •!!> danforth
I \ D '■ •'. I • I inforth
Fox Daniel jr, t: ohange, h 31 danforth
Pox B Iwa • • ••* middle, li 77 state
I
Fox Francis, bdi 16 free
i rederiok, oonnselor, . h 27 south
Pi i li mry, | Emory
Pox & Ciiadwk k. Wholesale and Retail Dealers iaj
TeSJB, W. I. Goods, and Choice Kami!;. (
also Flour and .Meal, No. 2S Market Square.
JOHN POX. B. I II AI>\YH k, IX.
Fox John, (& Cfaadwiok) 22 market square, li 27 south
Fox Mrs John, 27 aontfa
Fox Margaret, washerwoman, 2 tnkeshmy's court
Fox Thomas, laborer, near fool union
Foye Joseph, lopemaker, -
int r, 11 spring
rosepfa jr, stevedore, 1 1 spring
Win 11, (Hammond &) LIS oommerolal, h 17 brackett
Franoifl John B, mariner, hanoook alley
Francis John W, seaman, 2"> bl
Francis Peter, laborer, 16 hanOOOl
Prater James, krnokman, 3 danforth
Praser John, oarpenter, Bl pearl
Prater John A, machinist, salem 1 1
Preset Ifrt Martha, cultivator of plant- and llu\ver>, 52 pearl
Prates Anthony, stevedore, 13 plai
Joseph, laborer, 17 yorh
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 87
Freeman Allen, oyster dealer, 15 market square
Freeman Andrew jr, oyster dealer, 12 mountfort
Freeman Benj, (E Freeman & Co) furniture dealer, 51 union
Freeman Daniel, 43 commercial, h congress near observatory
Freeman Eben, furniture dealer, 51 union, h 109 exchange
Freeman Frederick L, (& Atwood) oyster dealer, 305 congress
Freeman Hiram L, oyster dealer, bds 242 congress
James Freeman, No. 85 Federal street, east of Elm
House, has constantly on hand a large supply of Oys-
ters, Wholesale and Retail at Boston prices.
Freeman James, oyster dealer, 85 federal, h 10 plum
Freeman Jesse, oyster dealer, 32 chapel
Freeman Mrs Lydia, 34 chestnut
Freeman Miles, oyster dealer, 110 federal
Freeman Moses, R R brakeman, rear 45 chestnut
Freeman Sargent S, physician, h 21 parris
Freethy Reuben, laborer, 10 brackett
French Charles H, foundryman, 7 brattle
French Charles R, Railroad Conductor, 40 hanover
French E, jeweler, bds lincoln near foot wilmot
French George C, trader, 25 maple
French William D, joiner, h walker's court
French William S, shoemaker, h walker's court
Friends' Meeting House, oak, between prospect and congress
Frost A, dry goods, 4 deering's block, h 27 pearl
Frost Charles H, machinist, 32 india
Frost Charles R, joiner, 63 winter
Frost Henry, machinist, 32 india
Frost Henry A, clerk, 12 winter
Frost Jacob, pedler, h 12 winter
Frost James H, 18 lafayette
Frost James L, machinist, 62 sumner
Frost Luther E, joiner, 13 winter
Frost Orange C, livery stable, 34 center
Frost P M (& Co) dry goods, 4 deering's block, h 27 pearl
Frost Peter B, tailor, 87 middle, h 9 myrtle
88 I'" i; i i. .\ \ i» i» i i: i.( i 0 i: V.
Frothingham Albert, clerk, 41 India
FfwAtnghMw i;,v : k st unitarian ch, bdi 74 park
Frothinghain Mrs Stephen, h 41 India
Froth tngham Tboe B, (True A 167 oommereial, h 41 India
James, joiner, h chirk oorner |
i i Josiah, carriage maker, IS Tanghan
Fuller A P, (Kelley & I - . b 14 brown
Fuller Andrew, mariner, 11 willow
Fuller Benj 0, mason, liill street
Fuller Benj 0, batter, LOG oxford
Fuller Benj W, blacksmith, n willow
Fuller Charles B, painter, 89 prcble
Fuller CkulingWOOd, mariner, clark'< eourt, roar II t;
Fuller Daniel D, rigger, 19 mountfbrt
Fuller David li, rigger, 7 summer
Fuller J, boarding house, 18 pleasant
Fuller.I D, house carpenter, temple Bfl
Fuller John, laborer, 88 braekett
Fuller Bin Susan, 21 hanofex
Fulton Mrs Hannah, 26 atlantic
Fulton Mrs Margaret, 4 tinkham's court
Furbusb D H, Buperiniendenl sugar bouse, b 141 danforth
Furbusb Daniel, shoemaker, park court
Furbusb James, 58 free
FurbUSh J 0 Iff, merchant, 58 free
Fufbusb N'ehemiah X, haekman, 17 federal
rbusfa
Furgurson Bradbury, iig brnckett
Furgurson John, oarriage painter, 18 oheetnui*
Furgurson Patrick, laboi
Furlong Freeman S, truekmar., 1
ag L A, daguerreotypist, b B18 congress
Furlong Matthias V, truckman, b 51
Furlong [Jriab H. truckman, h 18 green
Furnace Francis, laborer, I york pi
Fynn Win, «-lk>emakor, M i"te
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 89
GAGE R W, clerk, 221 Cumberland
Gale Stephen, apothecary, 69 middle, h 1 harrison place
Gallagher Charles, h 1 wilmot court
Gallagher Felix, laborer, 8 bank street
Gallagher John, laborer, 105 fore
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, rear 8 center
Gallagher Peter, laborer, 97 danforth
Gallison Cyrus L, trader, gray, bds 4 hanover
Gallison George, (& C L) trader, h 11 gray
Galivan Mrs Alice, 21 union
Galvin John, laborer, rear 9 lafayette
Gammon Charles, laborer, 116 Washington
Gammon Charles G, printer, 44 oak
Gammon Daniel P, teamster, 13 india
Gammon Edward M, painter, 238 Cumberland
Gammon Ephraim, trader, 89 exchange
Gammon Ezekiel D, painter, 27 union, h 44 oak
Gammon George, brushmaker, 2 cotton
Gammon George W, mariner, C E ferry village
Gammon I W, truckman, back cove village
Gammon John, teamster, 19 poplar
Gannon John, teamster, 19 poplar
Gantley Thomas, laborer, 3 freeman's lane
Garcelon Charles E, shipmaster, 21 st lawrence
Garcelon Harvey, merchant, 6 atlantic
Gardner Carlton, customs inspector, st lawrence house, 17 india
Gardner Henry, laborer, 6 cross
Gardner Israel, stevedore, 59 winter
Gardner Isaac L, mariner, st lawrence house, 17 india
Gardner John, undertaker, 9 congress place
Gardner Joseph, 36 pearl
Gardner Mrs Sarah, at S H Norton's, montreal street
Garland Benj, mason, 13 waterville
Garland Daniel, stevedore, h 13 brackett
Garland John, blacksmith, 256 fore, h 5 summer
Garland John W, railroad employee, 13 brackett
Garland Mrs Phebe, 43 india
FOB i L A \ i) i) i B I G I 01T.
iand Stephen n, hack driver, .ts federal
Garland Wm \Y, pump and blookm mar, 12 - .nth
"amtic
ICy-See Gareelon
liarvin Ifii Bank W, B1 brown
Qai Light Company's offl i.an^c
( I ■ -i ■■ . ■ rUand.
< lately Mrs, widow, 7 york
(lately Thomaa, laborer, h field, corner pi MMtik
(lay Anthony P, clothier, h 22 franklin
Gay Jamas, painter, b
Gay John H, potter U
Gay Mm Mary G, mfllinery, M middle, li M franklin
tt Pranoifl A, machinist, lime, near ;
Geary Daniel, watchman, 34 ninmunoiit
(leery Daniel, paver, h 17 hanover
: Patrick, trnekman, lOJ fore
Gegenheimer Win P, farrier, 6 middle
George L A, (& Cm) whole-ale millinery, 131 middle
Gerriafa Angnatu F, register deeds, ->\ winter
Gerriah Edward l', oaahier eaaoo bank, h 74 free
Gerriah Frederick A, bda 56 free
Gcrrish Mrs Jane, 18 it lawiv
Gerrish John J, on raflroa 1. h 16 at mwrenoa
Gerriah Bin Joaeph If, 51 middle
Garrish ftfri Mary i . I
GrBBRiBB & Pearson, Watches, Jewelry BodSOrae
Ware, No. 74 Kxchange Street
oi.in BB <■! KRIBH. N I l n'l. PI UB80V.
terriek Oliver, [A Pean m) jeweller. : . b 7 locust
Gerriah Win, shoe -. h 0 meohania
tarry Dbridge, oonnaeUor, 101 middle, h 59 high
fart 1 >:mu-l 1'', clerk, If |
miti Martin, joiner, 50 Spring
S mine] P, shipmaster, h i«*»7 congress
1 I I. Lwai I, -hip carpenter, 10 pleasant
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 91
Gheigan Mrs M, washerwoman, congress above Washington
Gibbs Henry, ostler, 175 congress
Gibson John, seaman, 99 Washington
Giddings Ambrose, painter, 208 fore, h 30 brackett, rear
Giddings Jacob, clerk, h 5 mechanic
Gilbert Edson, wood sawyer, 27 franklin
Gilbert Josiah J, trader, 22 st lawrence
Gilford Elijah, wood dealer, rear 8 park
Gilford Mrs Elijah, 10 park
Gilford John, trader, 11 park
Gilkey A L, (B Greenough & Co) 148 middle, h 13 spring
•Gilkey Mrs Eliza, h 344 congress
Gilkey John, carpenter, 112 brackett, rear
Gilkey Samuel H, carpenter, 143 spring
Daniel Gill & Son, Victualer, Head of Long and
Commercial Wharves. Regular meals will be served up to
order. From their long connection with the business, they
natter themselves that they can satisfy all who may be
pleased to call on them.
Gill Daniel, (& Son) victualler, head com wharf, h 40 wilmot
Gill Thomas, laborer, fox's court
Gill Wm L L, (D Gill & Son) head com wharf, bds 40 wilmot
Gillas John, mariner, 5 cobb's court
Gillaspie William, laborer, 15 york
Gillespie Edward H, seaman's boarding house, 109 fore
Gillighan Michael, laborer, stetson's lane
Gillooley Patrick, mason, 21 center
Gilman Charles, laborer, 24 green
Gilman Charles H, painter, preble, h 25 elm
Gilman Mrs Charlotte, corner state and danfortb
Gilman Frank B, clerk, corner state and dan forth
Gillman Geo, (& Co) grocer, 83 commercial, h 2 parris
Gilman Isaiah, piano forte maker, h 15 pearl
Gilman James, blacksmith, 242 congress
Gilman John T, physician, h 41 free, corner brown
92 PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
J. E. Gilman, Dealer in "Watches, Jewelry, Fancy
Goods, Silver and Plated Ware. No. 128 Middle,
corner of Union Street.
Gilman Joseph E, jeweller, 128 middle, h 131 Cumberland
Gilman Nath'l J, gas fixtures, 128 middle, h 131 Cumberland
Gilmore James, laborer, 26 portland
Gilpatrick Mrs, widow, h 2 laurel
Gilson Charles A, stabler, rear 178 middle, h 4 elm
Gilson Mrs Eliza P, boarding house, 13 plumb
Gilson Mrs Hannah C, 4 elm
L. C. Gilson, M D., Apothecary and Chemist, No. 1 72
Middle Street, nearly opposite U. S. Hotel. Depot for the
sale of Pure Medicines and Chemicals, as well as Fancy
and Toilet Articles and every variety of Perfumery. Phy-
sicians' Prescriptions receive his personal attention. Every
Patent Medicine constantly on hand
Gilson Luther C, druggist, 172 middle, h 4 elm
Ginney Mrs, widow, 230 fore
Glackin Dennis E, trader, 139 congress
Glancey Edward, laborer, 24 pleasant
Glancy Mrs Mary, Cumberland above Washington
Glancey Moses, laborer, 270 fore
Glancy Patrick, laborer, rear 65 Washington
Glasgow John, mariner, 25 hancock
Glazier Daniel, painter, 27 portland
Gleason Charles, harness maker, 6 mechanic
Glendinning David, painter, Cumberland near north
Glendinning John, moulder, Cumberland near north
Glynn Hubart, laborer, corner fore and silver
Glynn John, laborer, 99 spring
Goddard Guilford, moulder, 21 cross
Goddard Henry, merchant, 33 free
Goddard Henry M, founder, 11 cross
Goddard John, merchant, near Cape Cottage
Godding Isaac, gardener, 25 spring
Goding Ephraim, grocer, 69 fore, h 13 sumner
Goding Stillman N, trader, 69 fore, h 13 sumner
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 93
Godfrey John, laborer, congress above Washington
Godfrey Thomas, laborer, shamrock tavern, near observatory
Godsoe James E, carpenter, 16 cotton
GofF Patrick, laborer, congress near observatory
Golden George, cooper, h 9 beach
Golden James, laborer, stetson's lane
Golden Philip, mariner, 19 smith
Golden William, mariner, 19 smith
The Subscribers have erected a spacious Fire Proof
Stable, No 311 Congress Street, where they are prepared to
board Horses by the Week, Day or Meal. The Stable is
supplied with plenty of the purest water, is well ventilated,
has spacious carriage and yard rooms. With steady and
experienced hostlers, and our own personal attention, we
think we can assure those who may favor us with their cus-
tom, that they will get what they pay for. Horses and Car-
riages to Let on Favorable Terms. Also, Storage for Car-
riages.
JACOB E. GOLDER. NATIl'L WALKER.
Golder Jacob E, (& Walker) stabler, 311 congress, h 10 carlton
Goldthwaite Heman, 4 quincy lane
Good Eobert, 38 union
Good William, shoemaker, cobb's court
Goodale Daniel N, laborer, 5 bradbury's court
Goodell Charles E, engineer, 1 appleton block, rear 312 cong
Goodenow William, counsellor, 27 exchange, h 50 park
Goodhue Charles Q, stone cutter, 15 fore
Goodhue Daniel, joiner, h 5 laurel
Goodhue E Q, painter, 115 fore
Goodhue Henry, stone cutter, congress above Washington
Goodhue Eichard, joiner, congress, above Washington
Gooding Edward, box maker, libby's corner
Gooding Edward, shipmaster, 8 state
Gooding James C, hatter, h 34 portland
Gooding John, laborer, 3 hammond
Gooding Lemuel, inspector pot ashes, 240 fore, h 34 pleasant
Gooding Eichard, shipmaster, 8 park place
Gooding Samuel D, machinist, 11 garden
N POB I LAND i) i B ICTOBT.
Gooding William II, shipmaster, h 7 park
. 86 braokett
< I 1 dwin James B, physician, earner daafotfa and late
Goodwin Mrs Maria (i, fronted WOTS, 1.3 free, li 19 temple
•in William A, civil engineer, comer danfortn end tele
Googin W E, 10 exchange
Goopjn- Benrj II, joiner, h 145 Spring
Googins Samuel, teamster, li!
Gool.l Aimer, laborer, denfbrth, near vaii-han's bridge
Goold Aimer jr, laborer, ft brackett
Goold Mrs Bethia, h o~> brown
Goold lMuard L, trader, 18 hanover
Goold .lame- s, ooi ner, M exchange, li 20 elm
Goold John E, joiner, comer dark and spruce
John F, railroad b iter, 0 cotton
Goold Joseph, trader, li 14 gp
Goold Joaiafa G, laborer, h 11 spruce
Goold Nathan, tailor, b t ;ress
Goold BnaseU, house carpenter, 21 spring
Goold Thomas 0, railroad conductor, h 6 cotton
Goold Thooaej 1', slater, corner dark and spruce
Goold William, .sailmaker, 7S commercial, h 42 india
Goold William, tailor, union, h 4 brown
Could Charles, hatter, B7 federal, !;
Gould Daniel, 20 adams
Gould Daniel, hatter, h ;.:; oxford
Goold Daniel jr, li:. . ; iklin
Gonld Edward, cashier man. end traders bank, h 40 pearl
Gould Edward, trader, 40 monument
Gould James, revenue cutter, h congreei above waahii
Gould John M. bank clerk, M •
Gould rtli
Gonld Robert M. blacksmith, ;
Gonld Walter, baker. [
William, OT •, near bradley's corner
. M I \. LI elm
Gordon Ohadei 11. n^ohfnlitj 21 fore
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 95
Gordon John, clerk, 28 wilmot
Gordon Mrs Joshua, h 54 Cumberland
Gordon Lewis, laborer, rear 72 sumner
Gordon Mrs Nathaniel, 6 park place
Gore Charles M, (Leathe &) soap manufacturer, h 79 state
Gore John, trader, 5 deer
Gore Martin, merchant, h 79 state
Gorgenson H, carpenter, bds 20 pearl
Gorham Frederick, shipmaster, 5 green
Gorham Mrs William, h 5 green
Gormley Michael, mason, 48 monument
Gormley Patrick, mason, 48 monument
Gormley Patrick, laborer, 9 larch
Gormley William, laborer, 9 larch
Gorrivan John, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Gorrivan Terrance, laborer, congress above Washington
Goss Eli, trader, 105 green
Goulding Mrs Mary, congress above Washington
Government House (City) 219 congress
Gowell Samuel B, (& Babb) 9 clapp's block, h myrtle nr cumb
Gowens Thomas, seaman, rear 15 danforth
Gower John, trader, 137 fore
Grace David, foundryman, 3 silver
Grace F A, clerk, bds 5 park
Grace Samuel, teamster, 19 hanover
Grace Samuel jr, joiner, 19 hanover
Graffam Caleb S S, mariner, 20 state
Graffam J, livery stabler, 65 federal, h 24 alder
Graffam Joseph, landlord alb ion house, 111 federal
Graffam Mrs, widow, 42 union
Graffam Peter, shipmaster, h 42 winter
Graffam Samuel, eating house, 111 federal
Graffam Samuel D, machinist, 37 hanover
Graham Mrs Charlotte, 78 sumner
Graham Mrs Nancy, rear 312 congress
Graham Richard, moulder, 23 india
po i i i. a \ D Dim ro ■ v.
(tamtam i I :. laborer, I bmdba
Granier A J, dink,
Grant JoChain s, laborer, 8 hanun
Citt Miu>. established 1858. J. Grant, I Union ■
Portland. 19 Harvard I
tail Dealers in all kii
Roasted and Ground, and neatly put up, at their own i
and Spice Mills nnder their personal Bupervisi
and Spices put up for the Trade (with any address) in all
variety of Packages, and wan-ant.-. 1 in i j
represents I. Pea-nuts and Coffee roesl
the Trade at short notice. All Go Bred by
Insure
Grant .T, c«»fiVo and spies grinder, 4 union, h 17 brown
Grant Nathaniel 8, tooomotive engineer, 5 tate
(iranvillo Henry, tinsmith, 4 brown'l court
Graves Addison, 131 middle, bds 51 free
Graves Mr- Ronanna, B6 rnonument
Graves Wm, colporteur, 2.") spring
Graves AVm W, expressman, 44 brown
Gray Alexander, landlord atlantiti h<>u-e, 40 fore
Gray Andrew, butcher, h near libby's corner
Gray Char'. _ . lia
Gray Eben l\ laborer, forest street
Gray GeOIge, trader, 71 fore, h 7 hamp*hire
Gray Georgejr, painter, n mnnjoy
Joseph, pi UBl • • •. h I park p]
Gray Mar-hall S, C
Mrs Sarah, I
Gray Win, (MOTSC fc) patent leather maim:"
Gray Wm, painter, at 7 hamp-hire
tin Carbine, M j. l.-a-ant
y Kliphah-t, president casco bank, h 32 pearl
John, engineer, 16 pearl
I. A. | Brown k) millim
rer, bradley's lane
Mirliad, m.nvhant, h 'J
Philip, merchant,
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 97
Greeley Thomas, laborer, st John street
Green Abner G, mason, h 130 spring
Green Alpheus L, mason, 130 spring
Green Andrew, rock blaster, 26 pine
Green Rev Asa, pastor methodist church, C E ferry village
Green Benj F, sea captain, 5 north
Green Charles F, clerk, 16 green
Green C, (& Woodbury) provisioned 296 congress, h 7 chapel
Green Charles H, boat builder, 285 commercial, h 60 danforth
Green Charles M, butcher, h essex court
Green Charles M, joiner, at 7 spruce
Green Charles R, plasterer, walker's court
Green Daniel (<fe Fernald) coal dealer, 60 commercial, h 5 gray
Green Daniel, shoemaker, 7 pleasant
Green Edmund, ropemaker, h 140 brackett
Green George, policeman, 44 parris
Green George G, shoemaker, 327 congress, h 2 casco
Green George W, (& Lewis) 53 1-2 commercial, h 19 mayo
Green Henry, stabler, preble, h 28 pine
Green Henry N, painter, 18 spruce
Green John, rock blaster, grove street
Green John B, engineer, 147 exchange
Green Mrs Mary, 327 congress
Green Mrs Rachel, rear 34 Washington
Green Robert F, trader, h 15 portland
Green Robert F, jr, trader, h 15 portland
Green Samuel, cooper, 33 center
Green Capt T P, light-house inspector, 31 exchange, h 52 free
Green Wm, mariner, salem lane
Green Wm B, clerk, 140 brackett
Green Wm H, expressman, 209 Cumberland
Green Wm H, mason, grove street
Byron Greenough & Co., Manufacturers of Fur
Goods, Hats, Caps, Buck Gloves and Mittens. Im-
porters of Furs and Gloves, Wholesale and Retail.
148 & 150 Middle street.
Greenough Byron, (& Co) hats and furs, 148 middle, h 23 south
98 PORTLAND DIBIOTOBT.
Greenongfa Freeman, (Knight ft . M union
Greenhalgfa James, carriage maker, BU oonj
Greer Stephen P, Bhipmaster, bdl 48 middle
Gregg Mrs Eliza J, 19 fore
Gregg Henry, mariner, 19 fore
: Miltimore, mariner, 19 fore
Grenler .1 A, (& Co) 8 commercial whf, bdl C stone
Gribbiii James W, teamster, :)." Washington
Gribbin Jotham B, blacksmith, 86 v.'a»hington
Gribbiii Patrick, laborer, hammond street
Gribbiii Thomas, laborer, n larch
Griffin Andrew J, fisherman, long Island
Griffin Caleb, boat builder, '.» tatfl
Griffin Charles J, mariner, 37 Washington
Griffin Charles S I), 65 exchange, h 163 001
Griffin Daniel, fisherman, C E terry \
Griffin David, fisherman, crotch Island
Griffin David II, fisherman, long island
Griffin Ebon, seaman, 14 Chatham
Griffin Edward, carver, 42 franklin
Griffin George H, joiner, 27 st lawrence
Griffin George T, painter, 19 mavo
Griffin Horatio (J, joiner, h :;7 oxford
Griffin Israel, fisherman, long Island
Griffin Jamei II. baker, v7 braokett
Griffin .Tame- W, trnokman, 86 Washington
Griffin Jeremiah, fisherman, long Island
Griffin Jeremiah jr, fisherman, long Island
Griffin John, ]»iano-forte maker, h 12 franklin
Griffin John, laborer, fool bank street
Griffin Joseph, mariner. C 11 ferry village
Griffin Josephjr, laborer, 87 washii
Griffin Hoses, fisherman, long Island
Griffin iloSQl jr, BOa captain, 0 V. ferry village
Griffin Patrick, laborer, bank -
Griffin Patrick, If _rton
Grillin Patrick, laborer, rear 17 monntforl
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 99
Griffin Kichard, laborer, rear 33 poplar
Griffin Thomas, laborer, hancock court
Griffin Washington, joiner, 27 st lawrence
Griffin Wm, at steam mill, h 14 Chatham
Griffin Wm, fisherman, long island
Griffiths John, stucco worker, 357 congress, h dark nr peach
Griffith S & M, english goods, 23 free, h 21 1-2 free
Grignon James, British Consul, 270 commercial, h 42 pleasant
Grimes John, laborer, rear 17 mountfort
Griswold Virgil, cigars and whips, 13 market square, h 13 pine
Gross George, clerk, bds 203 congress
Groton Nathaniel, counselor, h 36 state
Grouard Leonard C, machinist, 15 church
Grover Abel, mason, 58 winter
Grover Amos, trader, 419 congress
Grover Thomas J, shoemaker, 18 north
Groves John, laborer, hancock alley
Groves John, bramhall street
H. & T. Gruntal, Wholesale and Retails JDealers in
Laces, White Goods and Embroideries, Dress Trimmings,
Stays, Ribbons, Perfumeries, Combs, Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts,
and a great variety of fancy articles. No. 10 Clapp's Block,
Congress Street.
Gruntal H, (& T) dry goods, 10 clapp's block, bds, U S hotel
Gruntal T, (H &) dry goods, 10 clapp's block-
Guilford Joseph, steam engineer, 15 dark
See Gilford
Gulliver Charles, laborer, 268 fore
Gulliver Charles E, tinman, 268 fore
Gulliver James, laborer, middle, near hampshire
Gulliver John, laborer, fox's court
Gulliver Joseph, laborer, hancock court
Gulliver Owen, trader, middle, near hampshire
Guptill Humphrey, cooper, 9 deer
Guptill Stilman, mariner, C E ferrj' village
Gurney Joseph S, mason, C E ferry village
Gurney Mrs L H, 20 brattle
1"" POBT1 a M i) i> I ■ I (TORY.
fen Jobs C, ripper, 27 center
GwyDB George, | Whiddi ffl § 164 » mmercial.h lOociimberl'd
(iwviui HaUon, rags maker,
ELACKEB JKREMIAH, publisher Ptearan itiaatfe
Hadigan Bogcr, laborer, Portland, near Ubby'i i
Hairy Thomas, laborer, B oobb'i oonrt
Haggetl BeDJamin B, botcher, eoi . pore
li. butcher, #81
both, B9 brackett
:t Bnfoj B, tinsmith, back core vfl]
li:.. . ett BamaeJ P, batcher, h i
II . • :t Samuel Pjr, botcher, hill >treet
Haggett Wm, imtclicr, -it
Haggetl Wm P, chair maker, SO smith
:y Michael, laborer, MS f<»re
Hainei Allen, president mechanics' bank, 74, h .07 middle
Hainei Benjamin, laborer, rear 147 spring
Hainei Edward P, watch maker, 128 middle, h 191 emnberl'd
Haines Joanna B, machinist, n IS great
Haines Mil Mehitah'e 1\ 81 tale
Hainei Wm 1.. on eastern express, bdi 1 ~ land
Hoynet Elisabeth B, -7 franklin
Haynei Jane, 1 her, 57 franklin
Haynei Mary C, school teacher, ••" franklin
- Sai ah A, dressmaker, 67 franklin
Hale Edwin, trader, 11 elm
Hale Joseph, (Teaton ft | ibip broker, hd longwhf^ bSchnrch
Iflh Mary, 11 elm
kfn a P, nper'denl home (or indigent u m
Haley Benjamin P, oordwainer, 19 ;
Hal. .inter. libhy'> corner
Haley QharleS, machinist. 80 brown
1 lm, nap boiler, emery
Haley Michael, 1 ;.'• y aamington
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 101
Haley Thomas J, umbrella maker, near foot pleasant
Hall A D, dry goods, 142 middle, h 15 myrtle
Hall Bryant A, carpenter, 58 fore
Hall Calvin C, 37 brown
Hall Canaan, mariner, 43 sumner
Hall Charles B, painter, 75 Washington
Hall Charles C, merchant, 39 winter
Hall Charles H, constable, 154 exchange, h 151 Cumberland
Hall Cushrnan, inspector customs, 3 brattle
Hall Daniel, laborer, 4 dow
Hall David, machinist, 38 middle
Hall David, merchant, h 37 high
Hall Elbridge G, blacksmith, 150 exchange
Hall George, (King & Co) 90 fore, h 42 chestnut
Hall H B, book keeper, 185 fore, h stetson's court, park
Hall Hampton, 84 state
Hall James, laborer, rear 37 Washington
Hall James B, merchant, 84 state
Hall James N, botanic physician, 3 Washington
Hall James N jr, trader, 3 Washington
• Hall Mrs Joel, 9 park
Hall John H, clerk, 11 india
Hall John H, fishmonger, 52 fore
Hall John S, mate of steamer Forest City, h 19 waterville
Hall Maria L, dry goods, 100 middle, h 15 myrtle
Hall Misses P A & H N, millinery, 3 Washington
Hall Obed, trader, 142 middle, h 15 myrtle
Hall Paul, wood dealer, 185 commercial, h 74 Cumberland
Hall Samuel M, confectioner, 3 cotton
Hall Simeon, surveyor, h 152 Cumberland
Hall Stephen, painter, 457 congress
Hall Stephen D, 1 central wharf, h 23 park
Hall William, laborer, rear 63 Washington
Hall William jr, 3 hammond
Hall William E, 15 park
Hall Wm W, blacksmith, 16 mountfort
tOI PO B i la N D i> i B I C 1 0 B Y.
Hull Win-low, trader, h If pvi
Ballet Edward T, seaoaptain, i" winter
llulirt Mr- W i>. 16 moonmant
Halpin John, plasterer, tinkham'i court
Salpln Iflohael, ship carpenter, salem lane
Damn Charles H, oooper, h 10 edams
Ham Mr- Elisabeth w. BO mmner
Hamblen Allen T, cooper, h<l- 71 green
Hamblen Edward, (& Crawford) 188 rote, h 41
Bambleo Jamei H, merchant. 58 park
Hamblen Lorenzo, mason, 84 mnnjoy
Hamblen Wm, mason, 2~> stlantif
Hamblen Wm II. mason, 2~> atlantic
Hambtet Charles, paper banger, h I emerj
Hamblet John D, briok maker,
Hamill Owen, baker, 12 willow, h 47 waahlngton
Hamilton A, Bhipmaster, 0 E, ferry \
Hamilton Charles, trader, ;"7 high
Hamilton Lucy S. bdl 86 simmer
Hamilton Mr.- Mary, 1" -immer
Hamilton Mr- Mary L, 4 pine
Hamilton Kobert, stOTC fag
Hamilton Wm, stevedore, rear 114 waahln I
Hamilton Wm, pattern maker, 84 -pring
Mi-- A IIamiin. N.». 186 Middle Street manufacture*
ami keeps for sale a large assortment or French II tta,
Caps, Head Dresses, Ribbons, Mowers, Embroideries,
eve AJsO Eteadj .Made .Mourning IJunnets. Donnets
Bleached, Pressed and Repaired.
Hamlin Amm-ta, millinery, 1
Hamlin lMwin II, machinist, 40 -t law
H unlen .1 B, (Patten &) lambs pack
Hamlen J S, eommi--ion merchant, bdl 86 Tree
HumnuT, Louis, D a-ician. [01 .
Bammetl William H, mariner, 6 willow
Bammond Hugh, carpenter, 1 chatliam
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 103
Hammond John, seaman, 21 cotton
Hammond John, rigger, 2 plumb
Hammond John J, rigger, 266 fore
Hammond Thomas, merchant, h 375 congress
Hammond Thomas jr, h 63 park
Hammond & Foye, Commission Merchants, and Deal-
ers in Flour, Corn and Provisions, No. 113 Commercial
Street, andNos. 13 and 16 Commercial Wharf.
WM. HAMMOND. W. H. FOYE.
Hammond Wm, (Foye &) 113 commercial, h 431 congress
Hancock Lydia, 161 congress
Hankard William, mattress maker, 3 spring
Hanlan, Jeremiah, laborer, congress, above Washington
Hanlan Patrick, moulder, 6 adams
Hanley William H, clerk, 42 middle
Hanna Peter, shipmaster, h 21 high
Hanna Mrs Rhoda, nurse, 79 oxford
Hannas Mrs Edward, 13 merril, rear
Hannaford Edward, bds 17 mechanic
Hannaford Mrs Eliza R, rear 104 brackett
Hannaford Frederick A, harness maker, 12 winter
Hannaford Robert, laborer, 79 brackett
Hannagan Thomas, laborer, foot bradley's lane
Hanscomb Moses, shoemaker, 4 cross
Hanscomb William, carriage maker, back cove village
Hanson Mrs A E, 56 free
Hanson Asa, broker, h 352 congress
Hanson Eben W, teacher of penmanship, 5 dow
Hanson F B, clerk, 352 congress
Hanson Francis D, clerk, 46 wilmot
Hanson Frank B, truckman, 100 congress
Hanson Gardner F, (Boyd & )rigger, franklin whf,h 17 franklin
Hanson George A, clerk, 352 congress
Hanson Henry, stone cutter, st John street
Hanson James H, principal boys's high school, h 125 cumberl'd
Hanson Josiah, railroad employee, 23 munjoy
1 W !'«> I 1 LAN D D I | | ( T <» B V.
L i/.<> I), h 57 hi<rh
. rooer, ireetbiook point
n . - >:i Nancy, carpel maker, 80 winter
Hanson Bobert, truckman, 100 congress
Hanson Samuel, merchant, li 61 free
n Veranni 0, (A Thuriow) 188 middle, fa
Eapgi | court
Hardenfcmk Nelson, ihlp carpenter, knight'i village, C E
Harding ('('" H aiphiteot, M middle, h M India
Harding John, polisher, bdi in fore
Harding Lydia s. dressmaker, i"» pr
Hardy Daniel, botanic phyaioian, I franklin
Hardy Francis, blacksmith, I franklin
Hardy John, laborer, 13 freeman's lane
Harford Enoch L, provisoner, h 34 federal
Harford Kxra T, caulker, li il mi ■'. I
Harford Wm II, caulker, 0 B ferry village
Harking Thomas, laborer, 24 pleasant
Harlow Edward, trader, 129 fore, h 40 federal
Harlow Mrs Eliza 1 1, 86 winter
Harlow Lazarus, tra ler, 220 fore, h 4:« federal
William Harlow, Dealer in Watches and Jewelry,
Silver and Plate 1 Ware, French and German Fancy Bask-
ets, ! ins Cutlery : Fans, Speotaol . I Dmary.
&c, No. 78 Exchange, corner Midd
Jewelry oarefullj n paired*
Harlow Win, .Tewcllcr, 7:'. exchange, li 108 Cumberland
Harmon Aaron i\ engineer, v beach
Harmon Albion 1\ .
Harmon Amos, oooper, Ubby'fl 0
Harmon |fn Charles 0, M romner
Harmon Dominions, trader, 11 brown
Harmon Ebeneser, malum. 81 printer
Harmon Kdward, i<-taurant k< iith
Harmon Frank a, newspaper dealer, 6 wuunat
i • l I . obi . 1 1 M inter
Harmon .lame* H, mail
PORTLAND DIEECTOEY. 105
Harmon James 0, mason, 61 winter
Harmon John, blacksmith, 82 federal
Harmon John jr, sexton, 20 deer
Harmon Lorenzo D, clerk, 19 myrtle
Harmon Peter, carpenter, C E ferry village
Harmon Silas, blacksmith, 82 federal
Harmon Sylvanus, mason, corner dark and spruce
Harmon Theodore, cooper, libby's corner
Harmon Thomas, truckman, 124 spring
Harmon Warren, cooper, libby's corner
Harmon William, shoemaker, 33 portland
Harmon William T, mason, 61 winter
Harmon Zebulon K, (Bradford &) 88 exchange, h 8 cedar
Harnden George L, machinist, 14 pleasant
Harper Charles, mariner, 13 india
Harrington Jeremiah, laborer, 32 smith
Harrington John, laborer, hancock alley
Harrington Nathaniel, sea captain, C E ferry village
Harris Albion F, (Harris Brothers) 202 fore, h 76 danforth
Harris Benj F, (Harris Brothers) 202 fore, h 76 danforth
Harris Charles, mariner, 248 fore
Harris Charles M, clerk, bds 5 carlton
Harris Chester, trader, h 25 chestnut
Harris Mrs Elizabeth, 9 maple
Harris Frederick R, clerk, 150 middle, h 344 congress
Harris Granville, clerk, 12 neal
Harris Harlow, 47 green
Harris Horace, truckman, foot park
Harris James, clerk P O, h 3 cotton
Harris James, cooper, hancock court
Harris Joseph, wool puller, 19 portland
Harris Julius, merchant tailor, 147 fore, bds 111 fore
Harris Lydia A, school teacher, bds 39 free
Harris Mrs Mary, h 5 vine
Harris N, trader, h 2 brown's court
Harris Mrs Sarah, 76 danforth
Harris Stephen, ship carpenter, 97 oxford
106
PO B i L a \ D DIRE* 1 o ■ v.
H:irrN Thomas, keeper powder him.- rii . |] ;iC.il
Harrii Thomas, mariner, onmberJaad, mmgoj hill
Harrii Wiliard ^(Woodhiun . Matlantio
Harrison James, mariner, *j willow
Hart n B & II If) dealer In wool, Is portland, h 7 brown
Hart II M | II B & | dealer in wool, n portland, h -n cumber
Hart Hanson If, senior, 7 brown
Hart Henry A, 7 brown
Hart John, shoemaker, i larch
Harl William, laborer, 4 laivh
Hart William, shipmaster, b i" n
JIart William Gjr, olerk, i" maple
Hartford Alexander, oooper, Ss8fi i-'j fore
Hartford Henry 8, oooper, bradley*i lane
Hartman Mrs Charles, 0 i: ferry v
Hartshorn Charles, r:) ramner
Hartshorn William, railroad builder, 18 tato
Harvey Horace, trader, 88 middle
Harvey X. joiner, rear B i
Harvey Thomas, blacksmith, st lawreaoe house, 17 India
Harwood Mrs Charlotte I, :.i state
Haselton H H, hatter, 181 middle, h 40 winter
& Heselton and Heseltine
HaskeU Aaron, railroad employee, 7^ bracket!
Haskell Alexander X, truckman, h •
HaskeU Alexander 1', truckman. | int
HaskeU Alfred, olothm| re, fa 74 danmrth
HaskeU Charles H, inspector of onal
HaskeO Cyrill W, mariner, B lore
HaskeU Franklin, truckman.
Haskell <..■ ptain, u stlantk
Bask '• blacksmith. |] winter
HaskeU George w, truckman.
I John, trader, libby"> corner
HaskeU Ifrs John A, 80 merriU
HaskeU Joseph B, mason, LO parrii
HaskeU Joshua, mason, rear IT at Ian
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 107
Haskell Josiah M, mason, h 24 cedar
Haskell Marshall J, 20 exchange, h dark, near spruce
Haskell Moses M, clothier, 34 middle
Haskell Mrs Rebecca, 36 waterville
Haskell S B, paymaster, at Atlantic R R depot, h 95 oxford
Haskell Thomas M, mason, h 3 cedar
Haskell William, sea captain, C E ferry village
Haskell William, railroad employee, 14 atlantic
Haskell William, agent for rosin oil lamps, bds 51 fore
Haskell William H, dentist, 46 winter
Haskell William F, mason, at 24 cedar
Ha'skens Edward P, laborer, 49 Cumberland
Haskens Mrs Lucy, 49 Cumberland
Haskins Mrs Mary, 98 1-2 danforth
Wm. P. Hastings, Manufacturer and Dealer in Eeed
Organs, Serahphines, Melophines, and Melodeons, No 89
Federal St., (over old post office.) The attention of the pub-
lic is invited to his large assortment of Reed Instruments, of
all descriptions, and which for smoothness and brilliancy of
tone are unsurpassed. Particular attention paid to building
large Reed Organs for Churches. To those who are in want
of good Instruments, he would invite them to call at his
Ware Rooms, and he will warrant them satisfaction in a pur-
chase. He warrants all his instruments for five years. His
Instruments received the highest premium at four different
fairs.
Hastings Wm P, seraphine maker, 89 federal, h 15 cotton
Hasty Mrs Eunice, corner dark and summer
Hasty John, shipmaster, h 72 york
Hasty Joseph F, cooper, 285 commercial, h 14 dark
Hasty Nathaniel, cooper, corner dark and summer
Hatch Anthony S, truckman, 5 atlantic
Hatch Caleb, S, painter, 83 brackett
Hatch Charles C, cooper, h portland, near libby's corner
Hatch Charles H, laborer, 75 Washington
Hatch Crowell, tailor, 43 center
Hatch David S, joiner, 13 salem
Hatch Frederick, blacksmith, head central wharf, li 5 high
Ins
ron I I A M I) Dli:i;CTORY.
Hltofa John, joiner, 80 myrtle
H«ti ;vCtt
Batch Salatbiel 0, talem
Hatch T 8, bdi -i\i ooof
Hatch Thomas, laborer, Mlern lane
Hatch Walter s. joiner, II summer
Batch Wm, blaeksmith, t.\ pertland, h n pine
Hatch Win jr, truckman, li hill street
Hatch Wm H II (Banki I :_ . h 3S pearl
Hatch Woodbury, painter, 0 B ferry \\:
Hatmrd WflUam ii. <• itant
HanlcrOW Lawrence, laborer, | bndbwrfi court
Havclin John, moulder, wflmot court
Havens Thomas, sflver plater, 881 , bdsll Tree
Haverland John, harneai maker. 10 mechanic
Havcrty Patrick, laborer, 17 <lanf<>rth
Hawea Joseph, steamboat agent, 18 gray
Wm C. Eawes, Dealer in w.-u. be* and Jewelry, BihJ
and Plated \\ are, No. 90 Federal Street \" B BM
Miring done at abort notice, and all work warranto]
Please give ns a call.
Haw,^ Wm C, jeweller, WS federal, bdi elm house
Hawkins James, on revenue cutter, h oongress above waahtl
Hawkee Nathaniel, 6 smith
J lawk- Daniel, currier, h 89 0000
Hawks Edward, stone cutter, fa i,
Hawks Hiss Hnldah, school teacher, 81Y onmberiand
Hawk- Jamei R, joiner, 817 onmberiand
Hawkee Mrs Martha Et, 81! onmberiand
Hawks Orren, agrionltora] implements 241 congress
Hawk- Orrington, painter, 8 1
Hay Appleton, oordwainer, 168 onmberiand
Hay George s, landlord freeman house, 88 middle
Hay Henry H, (A Oo di
,,:l.vc' k, bdi 4:» middle
' Ota "gross
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 109
Hayes Christopher C, clerk, bds 111 fore
Hayes Daniel, laborer, 51 Washington
Hayes Edward, ship carpenter, 8 pleasant
Hayes George F, machinist, 122 congress
Hayes John, cooper, 2 york
Hayes John, laborer, near foot cotton
Hayes John G, hatter, 7 market square, h 93 oxford
Hayes John 0, clerk, 93 oxford
Hayes Michael, laborer, marion street
Hayes Peter, mariner, 23 north
Hayes Timothy B, wood sawyer, 20 hanover
Hayes Thomas R, (Steele &) 110 middle, h 449 congress
Hayes William, laborer, 10 pleasant
Hayden Rev Wm B, pastor swedenborgian ch, h 11 winter
Hayward D H, (Drake, Davis & Co) 380 congress, bds 23 pine
Heald John H, dentist, 175 middle, bds 241 congress
Dr. Josiah Heald, Dentist, No 1 1 7 Middle Street,
(Mussey's Row) nearly opposite head Union Street.
Heald Josiah, dentist, 117 middle, h 9 smith
Heard James W, seaman, richardson's square
Hearn George, shipmaster, 16 monument
Hearne William, ship carpenter, dark, near beach
Hearsey Augustus, eclectic physician, 150 exchange
Hearsey Joel L, joiner, 108 brackett
Heath J, (& Whittemore) wholesale grocer, 201 fore, h 11 bo}rd
Hedge George T, trader, green, corner portland, h 44 oak
Hedman Mrs Sally, 89 spring
Hefford Charles, rigger, rear 5 eastern promenade
Hefford Joseph, trader, rear 5 eastern promenade
Hellman George, clerk, bds 111 fore
Helpin Michael, ship carpenter, salem lane
Hender George A, patent roofer, st lawrence house, 17 india
Henderson John, hancock court
Henderson John A, trader, 65 green
Henley Benjamin, sea captain, C. E ferry village
no
POB t i. a N D i) i i: | C I 0 I v.
junta P, mariner. 01
Henley Rdmnnd B, dim i ar, 0E1
Henley Pranoii 0, blacksmith, h walker9!
Heals i ,1 teacher, 0 B hoy village
Hennesy .Michael, blacksmith, 26 indk
Hennesy William, harness maker, 10 meel
Henry Charles, Oah dealer, i: vino
Henry John, carriage maker, •
Henry B B, fender, 19 fore
Henry Wm J, II Doherty & Co) 188 middle, bouse 2:3 spring
Henaon Afn Bhoda, hampahlre court, rear 18 hampahlre
Herbert James, grocer, U fore,
Herbert John, laborer, I I
I! irbert John, laborer, 26] fore
irl Thomas, joiner, :
art, William, laborer, in exchange
Herriek Mrs, widow, 88 Myrtle
Horsey Ellas, teller eaaoo bank, boose 35 preblc
II • soy Henry H
Heraey BethB, (Woodman, i te&C Mmiddle,
EBB8ET, Fu k ii: IB & Co., formerly Smith. Hersey
& Co,,) [mporters, Wholesale Grocers and Comn
Merchants, Head «,r Union Wharf
T. < . in IBS! r. •!. ii. i i i i. in i:.
Heraey T. 0, Fletcher &Co 169 commercial, h l ..
I T, joiner, I nioinunent
Sosoltine James B, clerk, 8 1 panii
ii - 'tine John B, looom .tie
Heseltlns Nathaniel s, joiner, 4 monnment
n ■ w i ilium <;, railroad employee, 18 nronjoy
Heaaatt Thomas, laborer, h cotton, below I
Heaelton Mrs Amanda, 1) portumd
Heaelton Samuel, clerk, II portland
s n
Hiokl .lam.-., hri.-kmak.T, 11
Higgim Alexander, laborer, el oxford
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. Ill
Higgins E jr, lunch saloon, york and cumb depot, h 93 oxford
Higgins Mrs Elizabeth, 79 brackett
Higgins Mrs Ellen F, 3 spruce
Higgins Francis, pattern maker, 20 st lawrence
Higgins John, ship master, 13 salem
Higgins John G, architect, 120 brackett
Wiggins Lawrence, laborer, 6 cross
Higgins Micah, steamboat clerk, 33 winter
Higgins Milton M, teamster, 6 boyd
Higgins Simeon H, lincoln near foot franklin
Higgins Stephen, cabinetmaker, 144 Cumberland
Higgins Wm P, machinist, 3 salem
Hickey Henry, laborer, h fox's court
Hickey Patrick, laborer, 74 Washington
Hicks Benjamin C, railroad employee, 49 fore
Hiland Thomas, joiner, 5 pleasant
Hilborn Erastus, grocer, 147 congress -
Hilborn George B, steam engineer, 147 congress
Hilborn Gilbert, joiner, rear 6 summer
Hilborn Ira, joiner, rear 6 summer
Hilborn Seth B, trader, 358 congress, h 15 green
Hill David, 17 dark
Hill Joseph, ship master, 31 winter
Hill Richard, laborer, congress, west of observatory, rear
Hill Richard L, laborer, congress, west of observatory, rea
Hiller, Edward, mariner, 23 Washington
Hiller James R, clerk, 51 st lawrence
Hiller Mrs Mary, 23 Washington
Hillman George D, (Phinney & Co) 171 middle, h 45 brackett
Hillman George G, railroad employee, 3 canton
Hillman Henry, carraige maker, bds lincoln, near foot wilmot
Hillman John F, painter, 9 quincy
Hilton Albert B, clerk, bds 203 congress
Hilton John, 79 oxford
Hilton Seth W, machinist, 32 india
Hindle James, beer brewer, 3 neal
Hinds Ambrose, steamboat baggage master, 24 sumner
112 PORTLAND I)li:i;( TORY.
jsmlo r, bate, 72 ramn6i
Hindi Edward, 24 somner
Hinds Ifiohael, cooper, 7
Hindi Thomas, laborer, 8 freeman's Ian
Hinkley Gyrus P, fonndar, M jerk
Hinkley Henry K, chemist, in onmberknd
Hinkley Hiram, fonndar, 7G winter
Hinkley Major H, (bonder, H winter
Hinkley Bnfni II, 270 oorarneroial, bdi 35 spring
Hitchcock Eliina, eanlker, IS tyng
Hitohfas George F, railroad oonatroetor, 21 redan]
Hobba, 0 P, clerk, bds LO wflmot
Hobbs Orren, railroad conductor, U oheannt
Hbbbs Joanna, (Pnrington k) 1^7 fore, hones 106 bracket*
Hobsoo Aknon L, 298 commercial, hones B6 state
Hobson Joseph jr, 298 commercial
ll<)(l^(l<jn Daniel W, mason, 40 parris
Hodgdon David, 11 brackett
L, merchant, lil.by's comer
_ 1 m Hiram C, joiner, 2«> portland
Hodgdon Moses s, teamster, 7" gr
Hbdgdon Bnfus W, clerk, libby'fl corner
Hodgdon Wm P, hair dresser, 88 portland, bds 7«> in-ceii
Hbdgkiai Mrs Ann, ii India
I Ihitman, l-hu-k-mitli, 20 India
Hod-kin- Edward, baker, 1 horton pi
Hod-kins Nathaniel, mariner, 108 exeh:;:
Hbff C'harlc. \Y, mariner, center near spring
. mariner, B8
B .a Martin, laborer, 47 Washington
Thornaa, laborer, 11 freeman's lane
Unit Mrs Joseph, 28 Bl lawrei.ee, rmr
Hoifl Ruben, joiner, 44 snmner
Hoit Wm H, joiner, 48 >t lav.:.
William C, joiner, 28 Smith
Hblbrook Hi inter
Holden Aaron, joiner, honai I
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 113
Holden Aaron B, register of probate, foot wilmot
Holden Aaron L, joiner, 23 mayo
Holden Charles, editor, house 15 wilmot
Holden George H, printer, 15 wilmot
Holland Charles H, brass founder, 29 hampshire
Holland John, laborer, 262 fore
Holland Timothy, teamster, rear 8 center
Hollohan Michael, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill, rear
Holmes Eleazer, joiner, 45 brackett
Holmes James R, trader, 28 portland, house 7 peach
Holmes John A, joiner, 45 brackett
Holmes Joseph, trader, danforth, h 134 brackett
Holmes Leander, bowling saloon, peak's island
Holmes Lucy, tailoress, 35 oak
Holmes Mrs Mary, 35 oak
Holmes Thomas, shoemaker, 24 center
Holt Nathan K, laborer, 93 danforth
Holyoke Robert, head portland bridge, bds 58 brackett
Homan Elihu T, with Walter Corey, h rear 23 Washington
Homer Mrs Mary Y, 25 wilmot
Hone James, at portland co, house 13 freeman's lane
Hood Daniel, merchant, 164 fore, house 157 congress
Hoole Sarah, 43 franklin
Hoole Thomas G, 65 commercial, house 43 franklin
Hooper Charles T, painter, 45 chesnut
Hooper John K, trader, 45 chestnut
Hooper Robert, fisherman, bds 71 green
Hooper Thomas, 12 green
Hope Mutual Loan Company's Office, 144 middle
Hopkins T, (Atwood &) fish dealer, house rear 12 parris
Horr John H, fisherman, 102 commercial
Horr John R, painter, neal street .
Horr Joseph, fisherman, long island
Horr William, rock blaster, neal street
Horrie William, blacksmith, 5 hancock
Horrigan Edward, laborer, near foot cotton
Horton Mrs Abigail, 7 green
8
lit PORTLAND I) I ■ | ( T O R Y.
Robert, laborer, B dow
Horfeoo Burns, president manaf i I n bank, h 33 state
Hosseok Albert, printer, 16 fcyng
Hossach Charles, ildewalk payer, 16 tyng
Hough Augustus, blaoksmlth, 81 oxford
Houston Thomas, butcher, comer vaujrhan and braekett
QOTey Delia, droit maker, U india
Horny Edwin s, <& Merrill) counsellor, .v.* excha: -
Hovey James, laborer, 115 exe1
Hovey M, Intefligei
Howard Ab B&ge, b 'v oxford
Howard David, tinsmith, 18 federal
Howard Edward B, (J L H ft Oo 81 . b s oadbrd
Howard l' A, (J L H ft Oo) 35 exchange, li 8 oxlbrd
J. L. Howard & Co., Manufactured and Dealen in
Furnace. Ranges, Pomps, Sheet Lead, Lead
Cooking, Office and Parlor Stoves, Tin, Copper, Shea]
I. cad. \c. Job work dene to order. No, 56* Exchangl
Street.
Howard John L, ,\ BOhangS, li 5 1*1 chapel
Howard Joseph, ft Strout) counsellor, 1*1 middli
Howard airs, aidow, bank t\
I !• .ward Win, railroad employee, .">1 fore
HOWS A, 2t'T Cumberland
Howe Calvin, trader, 88
Howe Charles landlord, cum1
Howe Charles H, civil engineer, 88 pearl
HOWS Edward, merchant, chamber- .s4 middle, h 18 I
Howe Mrs Eliza, I hanOQOh
Howe Ceo M, dauruerreotyni>t. 1TJ iniddl
Howe James L, ihip master, 11 banc
John, 11 portland
Howe John, A ft St L B B stork, h 86 cumber'.
Howe Joseph, mariner, h I hanaoafc
! BOiUf T, clerk. L6
Howo Nathan, h 4s pearl
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 115
Howe Wm C, commission merchant, 65 Cumberland
Howes Elijah, trader, h corner lime and congress
See Hough
Howell Amos E, provision dealer, 125 exchange
Howland H H, boat builder, C E ferry village
Howland John S, mariner, 23 oxford
Howland Wm, cabinet maker, 39 oxford
Hubbs Alexander, merchant, h 32 federal
Hubbs Harriet H, school teacher, h 13 wilmot
Hubbs Wm H, ship master, 13 wilmot
Hubbs Wm L, sailmaker, 32 federal
Hubbard Stephen, joiner, C E ferry village
Hubbard Stephen L, hatter, 69 oxford
Huckins Freeman E, truckman, 138 brackett
Hudson Geo jr, confectioner, 355 congress, h 17 green
Hudson Wm H, seaman, 17 sumner
Huff Robert, joiner, 4 hanover
Huff Samuel, paver, 21 hanover
Huff Samuel, jr, victualler, 25 alder
Hughes Mrs Patrick J, 5 willow
Hughey John, fisherman, long island
Hughey John F, fisherman, long island
Hull Mrs Deborah C, 12 monument
Hull John T, clerk, 12 monument
Hull Robert, soap and candle factory, 57 green
Hull Robert I, clerk, 12 monument
Hume Manson, ship master, 43 chestnut
Humphrey Asa, joiner, 133 Cumberland
Humphrey Daniel W G, lock maker, exchange, h 340 congress
Humphrey Eugene, clerk, 340 congress
Humphrey Franklin, hair dresser, hampshire, near middle
Humphrey Mrs H R A, millinery, 350 congress
Humphrey Maria, tailoress, 6 sumner
Humphrey Mary, tailoress, 6 sumner
Hunnewell Seward P, ship carpenter, h 33 india
Hunt Mrs Eunice, h 17 green
Hunt George S, 111 1-2 commercial, h 59 danforth
Ill rOB T L AX T) J) I H 0 1 0 ■ v.
Hunt Henry, physician, 72 danforth
Hunt Israel, li portland, near alms house
Hunt James If, mason, n qninoy
Hunt John, rock blatter, forest, near eon;-
Hunt John If, stone cutter, OOngreat, near horse tavern
Hunt Richard K, f& Jewett) 110 congress, h :; j ,
Huntress James, mariner, 25 pine
Huntress Silas B, painter, 59 sunnier
Hurd Amos II, joiner, 26 monument
Hurd George II, book binder at 5 emery street
Hurd I P, dentist, 8 clapp's block, bdl 240 eumbeiland
Hurd Luke W, ship matter, 6 emery street
Hurd W, blacksmith, bdl Btl congress
Hurd Wn Lj'marmar, 5 emery street
Hurley Alexander, laborer, india court
Hurley Mrs Amelia, india court
Hurley James, laborer, rear 17 mount fort
Hurley Jeremiah, gorham'fl corner, foot center
Hurley Michael, laborer, 10 pleasant
HUM Win, deputy sheriff 119 exehanp . :.ut
Hussey Erastos B, engineer, bck 6 brattle
BnSSey Henry B, locomotive engineer, 7 waterville
Boston Albert, mason, h 27 •_
Boston Alexander, tinsmith, 2 B . b 118 cumberlanil
Boston Benjamin, mason, rear 77 bracket!
Boston V D, painter, pleasant if
Boston John, rock blaster, b rangban, oear pine
Boston Paul, cordwainer, 1 inmnei
BnstOO Simon \Y, 2 willow
Boston Stephen, laborer, 1 1 peach .
BotohJnt Mrs Ann B, M brown
Botobms Chandler, at Portland Oo, h rear M sii inner
Hutchins Mr- Chariot;.- W, I
Hutchins Lewi- S, trader, 199 IN Sim OSS, h 19 brown
Hutchins Mrs Susan < >, 17 smith
Botchinson Isaac, ship matter, 16 tvnfl
Hutchinson J F, tinsmith, bdl N o^
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 117
Hutchinson James H, shipmaster, 21 winter
Hutchinson John, ship master, 62 federal
Hutchinson Samuel, laborer, 34 winter
Hutchinson Wm, sea captain, rear 34 winter
Hyde Amos S, machinist, 5 waterville
Hyde Charles L, (& Jordan) tailor, 107 federal, h 65 york
Hyde William, colporteur, 15 gray
Hyde Wm A, oil dealer, 208 fore, h 30 brackett, rear
ILSLEY MRS ALICE, h 19 park
Ilsley Alvin B, sash maker, 20 anderson
Ilsley Arthur L, house carpenter, 14 dark
Benjamin Ilsley, No. 35 Union Street, carries on
Cabinet Making Business, in all its branches in a workman-
like manner. House Keeping Furniture, manufactured by
himself, and warranted to give satisfaction. Particular at-
tention paid to Undertaker's Work, and all other Jobbing
Work. Old Sofas, Chairs and Mattrasses repaired, and Fur-
niture not on hand manufactured at short notice
Ilsley Benjamin, cabinet maker, 35 union, h23 elm
Ilsley Cornelius, cabinet maker, 25 union, h 28 brown
Ilsley Edward H C, clerk, 39 danforth
Ilsley Mrs Elizabeth, 21 gray
Ilsley Frederick, ship master, 1 park place
Ilsley Henry, bank notifier, h 39 danforth
Ilsley Jeremiah, cabinet maker, h 23 elm
Ilsley Joseph, painter, head central wharf
Ilsley Joseph, pension agent, 36 exchange, h 39 spring
Ilsley Leonard M, cabinet maker, h 23 elm
Ilsley Nathan, hay dealer, 39 spring
Ilsley Nathaniel, joiner, h 60 winter
Ilsley Robert, at Portland Sugar House, h 31 state
Ilsley Stephen, ship master, 32 high
Ilsley Stephen M, joiner, munroe place
Ilsley Theophilus, joiner, h munroe place
Ilsley William, clerk, 161 fore
Tnr»Ti Tlonvxr of T^n-H-lark/^ f!mvirKar»TT Vt KQ TrraaliiM/vf/wi
118 POB1 L a x i) i) i 11 1 o i o it v.
Infills Isaiah, truckman, M pine
- >11 Daniel, -• r, 18 tyng
I\(,i elsoll ft Son-' Bating Saloon, 77 Middle Str
Fox BlocL Mealfl at all boon of 1 1 1* - day ami rwn-
ing.
Ingcr-oii bene, (*\ Boos) eating house, 77 middle, h 23 willow
I noil Joseph II. Bating boose, 77 odddle, bds 23 willow
Ingersoii Btohmood II, eatiog boose, 77 middle, bds 23 willow
Ingraham Chariei 1\ 18 oonuoeroial whf, h II park
[ngrabam Darin- II, 10 >t lawreooe
Ingraham B K, (& Oo) dry goods, 166 middle, h 1G pearl
Ingiaham Edward, 18 commercial whf, h 7 phno
[ngrabam Bliss \i: at 46 atlantic
[ngraham (Jeorge T, city constable, h 40 chestnut
[Ograbam Holt, trader, mains wharf, h 22 smith
[ngrabam Mr- Mary, ii ;; lograham'fl court
Ingraham Otis, mate steamer D Webster, bdfl west exchange
Ingraham Samuel P, 10 st Lawreooe
[ngrabam Wm H, dry goods, it;»; middle, bdi 106 congress
Irish Wm B, oarpeoter, 12 slder
Ivey Kichard \Y, tailor, foot chestnut
JACK EDWARD B, blacksmith, 10 lime
.lack .lames, h bradley's corner
.lack ThOS S, (Ge<> ! A Oo) «'» OOO whf, h 44 BIOOJOJ
.lack Wlfl B, blacksmith, 10 lime, h 1 52 »• :
Jackson Alooso W, poetry oook, 16 it tan
Jaoasoo Obas, (A Pales) diy goods, 2 deering block, h 40 state
Jackson Charles, mariner, rear 211
Jackson Charlo II, mariner, '.•:• wa-hii;. |
Jackson Daniel \V, OOOleotJOOer, rear 241 0000668
JsokSOD Kdwin, hostler, 12 willow-
Jackson l-'raneis 12 Chatham
Jackson Geo B ii (Debi nhenge, b 6 pine
:i Isaac, shook maker. 23S r<.mmnvi:d. Ii -
Jackson James, seaman, 23 merrill
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 119
Jackson Jeremiah, blacksmith, 12 willow
Jackson Miss — , 31 brown
Jackson Lieut. Philip, 60 middle
Jackson Robert, with Portland Co, h 40 monument
Jackson Mrs Susan, 62 brackett
Jackson William, cook, bds 110 fore
Jacobowicz M, furrier, 19 1-2 market square, bds 49 middle
Jacobs James, laborer, C E ferry village
Jacobs John, stevedore, back cove village
Jacobs John G, trader, 217 fore
Jacobs Wm V, merchant, 414 congress
James George L, cooper, portland st, near libby's corner
James Hiram, ship joiner, back cove village
James Thomas, mariner, 11 freeman's lane
James William, mariner, 43 sumner
Jameson Mrs Esther, 15 atlantic
Jaques James 0, trader, 21 temple, h 13 willow
Jaques Nathan E, restaurateur, 96 federal
Jarvis Mrs Catharine, at J Sigg's, Cumberland, munjoy hill
JefFers G, chaise trimmer, bds 10 wilmot
Jefford Robert, laborer, rear 215 1-2 fore
Jellison Mrs Mary J, 9 portland
Jellison Zachariah, clerk, bds 203 congress
Jenkins Edward H, laborer, hill street
Jennings James, plasterer, 9 neal
Jensen Charles, machinist, 243 Cumberland
Jerris Mrs Abigail, 15 hampshire
Jerris Peter, barber, h 15 hampshire
Jerris Wm H, book keeper, Argus office, h 50 adams
Jewell Charles H, grocer, 374 congress, h 71 free
Jewett Albert, ship master, 14 gray
Jewett George, merchant, at 51 pleasant
Jewett James M, (Hunt &) 310 congress, h 3 parris
Jewett Jedediah, 194 fore, h 67 spring
Jewett Moses C, joiner, 79 york
Jewett Samuel, cooper, libby's corner
Jewett Sarah, 51 pleasant
120 rORTLAXD nillECTORT.
JohntOO Alexander, fisherman, peak's inland
Johnson Allen, mariner, at •!.'> susanec
JohntOO Allen Id, mariner, at -b'3 MIU11J6I
Johnson Andrew .1, book dealer, Ml
Johnson Ansyl H, fisherman, long Island
Johnson Charles, oordwainer, *g green
Johnson Daniel, joiner, 8 park
Johnson Daniel, carpenter, 17 g
Johnson Ebeneser, laborer, ig braeketl
Johnson Franoif If, seaman, beach, near canal
Johnson George C, engineer, bds 1G brackett
Johnson Gfoeelej H, clerk, 7 bracket!
Johnson Henry, mariner, york |
Johnson Henry B, mariner, high street court
Johnson Henry P, clothier, 27 simmer
Johnson Isaac, carpet cleanser, near aby->inian church
Johnson Isaac, cabinet maker, 4G wilmot
Jolmson Isabella P, (Drinkwater, Trow fj Co) 103 middle
Johnson James, sea captain, C E ferry village
Jolmson James, fisherman, 0 E ferry village
Jolmson James, trader, hancock court
Jolmson James M, hackman. rear abyssinian church
Johnson John, fisherman, long island
Johnson John, hack driver, h rear 312 congress
Johnson John, trader, hall's lane
Johnson John, truckman, rear B middle
Johnson Jonathan K, steam engineer, libby's comer
Johnson ft Cm m ky, >."«>. MM Pnalfliajl Stivrt. tonM
constantly for sale a full SJSOrtmenl of Provisions and Fainilv
Qiooerles of (he very best quality.
parts of the city free of ex; •
Johnson Joseph, (Sc Chcnery) trader, |
Johnson Joseph <i, mariner, |0 yrk
Johnson Joseph h, mariner, B| ssansjei
Johnson Joseph H, soamsui, Is lafaj
Johnson Joseph M in, 7 north street
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 121
Johnson Lewis C, clerk, Cumberland above Washington, rear
Johnson Mrs Lydia, peak's island
Johnson Mary, nurse, h 14 casco
Johnson Nathaniel, handcartman, 24 1-2 wilmot
Johnson Peter, rigger, 37 sumner
Johnson Peter, mariner, congress above Washington
Johnson Samuel, clerk canal bank, h 241 Cumberland
Johnson Mrs Sarah, 3 dyer's lane
Johnson Sarah, nurse, 14 casco
Johnson Stephen, saddler, 174 middle, bds 8 garden
Johnson Theodore, merchant, 53 exchange
Johnson Thomas, car builder, 66 sumner
Johnson Wallace, blacksmith, 63 Washington
Johnson Wm D, joiner, 32 myrtle
Johnson Wm H, mariner, at 43 sumner
Joice Margaret, nurse, bds 28 danforth
Joice Mrs Sarah, 414 congress
Joice Wm H D, upholsterer, 85 fore
Jollimore W, boarding house, 297 congress
Jones Allison, mariner, 97 Washington
Jones Alonzo F, burning fluid, fore, h 25 chestnut
Jones Mrs Antoinette, 15 sumner
Jones Benj W, confectioner, 115 fore, h 91 oxford
Jones Charles, merchant, h 37 free
Jones Daniel S, clerk, 192 fore, h 51 north street
Jones David, ship master, h 17 waterville
Jones David jr, bill collector, at 17 waterville
Jones Edward, lamp maker, 5 union
Jones Enoch, restaurant, 159 fore, h 17 st lawrence
Jones Ephraim R, laborer, 6 vaughan
Jones Henry A, (Blake &) 137 commercial, h 107 Cumberland
Jones J N, teamster, 95 brackett
Jones Jesse, flour inspector, 53 fore
Jones Joseph R, shoemaker, back cove village
Jones Josiah, seaman, 9 merrill
Jones Levi J, cooper, horton place
Jones Miss Lucy C, boarding house, 74 park
1 M POBTL and DIXKOTOB Y.
Jones Martin (i, machinist, 4<> ha:.
Joom Mr- Mercy, i"* preble
Jones Nathaniel jr, tailor, 169 mid. lie, h 13 hanover
Joom Oliver, trackman, 59 I
Jones Orlando B, stone cutter, fa 59 franklin, rear
.lone Peter T, maimer, at 68 nunner
Jones Thomas K. iign painter, :j: exchange, fa 2 middle
Jonefl Thomafl R, merchant, 117 commercial, h 50 park
June- Wesley, inachinlst, B bramhaD
Jones Win, mariner, 0 Chatham
Jones Wm, mariner, h hanooek oonrt
- Wm ii, melodeoa maker, 44 India
Jonef Wm II. maaon, ll summer
Jones Wm II, mariner, fa faanoock court
.I«»nes Wm J, seaman, 24 lafayettc
Jordan Albert, wool puller, forest street
Jordan Albus B, tin-mith, 18 winter
Jordan Alvin, maaon, fa 5 hanover
Jordan Benjamin B, (J &) saddler, 198 oongresa, fa 8 oca] st
Jordan C 0, expressman, bds in fore
Jordan Calvin, conhvainer, fa forest Street
Jordan Charles, ship builder, fa g^ york
Jordan Charles K, upholsterer, at 18 winter
Jordan Charles II, mason, ft)
J-rdaii Chase, brakeman, 198 oxford
Jordan Daniel, brick maker, foreil street
Jordan David Ii, laborer, 10 north
Jordan Dennis, Carriage maker, 'j:, portland, fa 16 hanover
Jordan Dexter, ( Larrabee ft | commercial wlit', fa 14 vine
Jordan Dominicns, laborer, book DOTS \\'."..
Jordan Edward, baker, h I simmer
Jordan Mr- BUam, 19 wllmot
Jordan Poster, machinist,
Jordan Frederick B, harases maker, i |
Jordan Gardner, merchant, »;-j york
Jordan Eaaiah, railroad employee, 91 samner
Jordan James, hackman, N federal
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 123
Jordan James, laborer, summer, near canal
Jordan John, (& B) saddler, 298 congress, h libby's corner
Jordan John, blacksmith, 27 franklin
Jordan Mrs Mercy, 38 york
Jordan Michael, 17 lime
Jordan Mrs P G, dressmaker, 19 parris
Jordan Richard L, house builder, 26 monument
Jordan Rufus; merchant, h 17 pine
Jordan Miss Ruth, 15 elm
Jordan Samuel J, bill collector, 2 spruce
Jordan William, teamster, 57 fore
Jordan William, baker, h 18 winter
Jordan William H, laborer, 11 peach
Jordan William H, ship carpenter, rear 7 state
Jordan Wm P, (Hyde &) tailor, 107 federal, h rear mechanic
Jordan Winthrop S, (Cobb &) 101 commercial, h 66 york
Jordan Woodbury, 203 Cumberland
Jose Charles E, h 57 free
Jose Daniel, painter, 84 green
Jose Horatio N, (Poor &) carpets, 85 middle, h 42 high
Jose Mark E, inspector of customs, h 383 congress
Jose Samuel H, joiner, st John street
Joselyn Moses, truckman, 28 pine
Joseph Benjamin, laborer, rear 74 Washington
Joseph Benjamin jr, waiter, rear 74 Washington
Josephs William W, japanner, 33 hanover
Junkins Oliver, joiner, 32 green
KALER H S, clerk, 152 middle, h 12 boyd
Kaler John, gorham's corner near foot center
Kaler Thomas, clerk, 12 boyd
Kalone Philip, laborer, pleasant st, ward 5
Kane John, mariner, 243 fore
Kaney Michael, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Karen Michael, laborer, 7 pleasant
Karrins Thomas, laborer, 2 willow
121 PORTLAXP DIRKCTORT.
KftTinagfa John, : adami
Kav;m:i^h John, tracer, tl 01
Kavaua-li .Martin, laborer. 8 m-nt-orncry
Kearney Patrick.
Keating John, railroad employee, marion il
tug Patrick, railroad employee, mar.
Keesex David, ihipmeel
Keener James K, shipmaster, 19 itate
Keener Benben, ihipmaster, rj parrsi
Keeble Win, confectioner, ft
Kecbles John, laborer, hflboani'l OOttti
iblnet maker, Q simmer
Kehoe Thomas, mariner, hammond
Kellaher Timothy, laborer, bank street
Kellaher Win, 4G monument
Eellay Charles, seaman, middle near franklin
KeUey Edward, laborer, h 100 daaforth
Kelley George Wt pia:io-f,,rte maker, 51 federal
Kelley Hugh, trader, !< Janforth
Kelley J L, (£ . | ^ h .. s „ ^
Kelley .lame-, mariner, salem lane
Kelley .lames boiler maker, 68 simmer
Kelley John, tailor, 0 .hmforth
KeUey John A, trader, 60 Washington
Kelley John W, OOOpar, M 14 danforth
Kelley Lawrena, laborer, -17 washta
Kelley Mr- Margaret, bammond sti
Kelley Martin, laborer, M monument
K< v Ifn Mary, 6 pleonenJ
Kelley Mm Mary, bradbary*i lane
Kelley Matthew, machini-t, 66 simmer
KeUey Michael, laborer, 17 lime
Kelley Michael, joiner, If JOT*1
Kelley Michael, laborer, 60 wa-hingtou
K< J Michael, tailor, 0 Janforth
K j Michari, laborer, bdi 16 wflmot
KeUey 1'atrick M. boiler maker, M nm
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 125
Kelley Patrick, laborer, middle near franklin
Kelley Patrick, laborer, 34 monument
Kelley Patrick, laborer, 3 pleasant
Kelley Patrick, laborer, bank
Kelley Ralph, shipbuilder, 27 york
Kelley Thomas, laborer, shamrock tavern, munjoy hill
Kelley Timothy, laborer, 17 mountfort
Kelley Timothy, laborer, hancock court
Kelley Wm L, fisherman, 5 maple
Kelley , mariner, 26 pleasant
Kellogg Harriet, Caroline, and Julia, boarding house, 17 free
Kellogg Joseph M, trader, h 203 Cumberland
Kelsey James, truckman, burnham st, near libby's corner
Kemp Jeremiah H, blacksmith, 310 congress, h 33 center
Kenan Peter, patent leather worker, 24 brattle
Kendall Edward F, carriage maker, preble, h 25 elm
Portland Agricultural Warehouse and Seed
Store. The subscribers, (successors to J. E. Robinson) now
offer for sale all kinds of Grain, Field, Garden, and Flower
Seeds ; also Pure Peruvian Guano, Superphosphate of Lime,
Poudrette, and other Fertilizers, together with a general
assortment of Agricultural Tools, Wooden Ware, Trees,
Plants, Bulbs, &c, &c, at Wholesale and Retail. Nos 7, 8,
9, and 10, City Hall Building.
KENDALL & WHITNEY.
Kendall Hosea, (& Whitney) agricult'l store, city hall building
Kendall J A, (Chadbourne K, & Co) 66 middle, h 119 oxford
Kendall Mrs Mary, 9 1-2 smith
Kendrick Daniel, clergyman, 14 carlton
Kennard Richard W, at J C Brooks', h 8 quincy
Kennedy Daniel, currier, 44 portland
Kennedy George, moulder, 34 north
Kennedy Michael, laborer, 269 fore
Kennedy Michael, laborer, rear 215 1-2 fore
Kennedy Michael, plasterer, 115 fore
Kennedy Michael, stone cutter, 7 pleasant
Kennedy Patrick, mariner, Cumberland, munjoy hill
1 2G PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Kennedy Stephen, trader, 17 center
Kcnnchan Mark, laborer, li field, corner pleasant and south
Kenney E C, paper hanger, 27 merrill
Kenney John, boiler maker, 8 adami
Kenney Michael, fonndryman, 16 adams
Kenney Patrick, laborer, 38 monument
Kenney Patrick, laborer, 22 brattle
Kenney Patrick jr, laborer, 22 brattle
Kenney Thomas, laborer, 28 plea-ant
Kenney Wentworth B, sea captain, C E ferry village
Kennon John, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Kent Mrs Elizabeth, h 26 high
Kent Reuben, baker, 107 fore, h 6 vine
Kentworthy George K, laborer, G peach
Keof James, laborer, 8 freeman's lane
Keof Lawrence, laborer, 7 st lawrence
Kerrigan Mrs Catharine, 11 poplar
Kerrigan Owen, laborer, rear 9 poplar
Kerrigan Patrick, laborer, (.» danforth
Kerrigan William, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Kidder James I), h back cove
Kilby Christopher, ship master, back cove village
Kilby William, dry goods, 186 middle, h 55 brackett
Kilby William, joiner, 66 braekett
Kilday Dennis, laborer, 4 maple
Kilday John, laborer, G york
Kilgore Caleb, 23 atlantic
Kilgore John, 28 atlantic
Kilgore Joseph, stabler, temple, h 3^ federal
Kilgore Mrs Sarah, 3 middle
Killoran Philip, at gee works, h H pleaaant
Kimball Alfred M, printer, IMs 64 oxford
Kimball Annie, teamster, g montgomery
Kimball Charles, 890 OOngreeS, h 167 eumberland
Kimball Charles, railroad employee, bi- "'1 fore
Kimball Charles 1), hatter, 64 oxford
Kimball Charles F, >tair builder, l'J mechanic
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 127
Kimball Charles 0, founder, 50 york
Kimball Charles P, h 336 congress
Kimball Daniel D, iron founder, essex court
Kimball Edward L, billiard rooms, federal, h 11 prospect
Kimball George, book binder, 167 Cumberland
Kimball George R, stage driver, 60 pearl, rear
Kimball Henry, dentist, bds 82 federal
Kimball J M, carriage dealer, 304 congress, h 1 parris
Kimball Mrs James, 146 Cumberland
Kimball John, stair builder, 19 mechanic
Kimball John H, iron founder, 7 brattle
Kimball John H, book keeper, 18 free, bds 30 free
Kimball Joseph, pattern maker, 7 eastern promenade
Kimball Lyman N, carpenter, 24 temple, rear, h 16 alder
Kimball William, merchant, h 147 Cumberland
Kimball William A, clerk, bds 64 oxford
Kimball William E, constable, 152 exchange, h 64 oxford
Kimball William G, stair builder, woodford's corner
Kincaid David W, carpenter, C E ferry village
Kincaid William, joiner, C E ferry village
King Amos S, (Mayhew &) 180 fore, h 33 franklin
King Benj F, lumber dealer, 7 atlantic
King C Frederick, lumber dealer, 39 commercial, h 63 franklin
King Mrs Catharine, 6 larch
King Cyrus S, mail agent, 126 danforth
King George W, lumber dealer, 7 atlantic
King Jairus K, joiner, high st court
King Marquis F, clerk, 83 green
King Samuel H, trader, 81 green, h 83 green
Kingsbury Benj jr, counselor, 65 exchange, h 38 oak
Kingsbury George, blacksmith, 15 hancock
Kingsbury Mrs John, 12 church
Kinsman Charles, cordwainer, forest st
Kinsman George, mariner, 66 danforth
Kinsman John, joiner, 89 spring
Kinsman Joseph, ship master, 46 york
Kinsman William H, ship master, 28 tyng
1 Sffi POB I i- a n D i) i i: I OTOB v.
Kirby John, laborer, near foot cotton
Kirby Mr- di<-r\voman, 40 monum
Kirvin David, lal
Kirvin Mrs Mary, I h:uiiiii<»ii-l
Kirvin Patrick, laborer, I ham
Knapp Charles P, shipping m . h 19 l-fl I
Knapp afn Dolly, s deer
Knapp Kdmnnd B, clothing dealer, li fremont place
Knapp Jooa II, shipping master, ISO fore, h back cove village
Knight Albert L, Bhlp carpenter, 24 braokett
Knight Mrs Ann N. eatei oonrt
Knight Benjamin, shipmaster, h I <leer
Knight Benjamin jr, joiner, 28 mayo
Knight Benjamin 2d, aUp oar] ,3 Ua
Knight Charles A, mariner, 0 K ferry village
Knight Char!.'- B, ship carpenter, knight*! village, Q B
Knight D J, (Woodard &) rioharson'a whf, bdi 241 c
Knight Daniel, wagoner, 81 oxford
Knight Eben, ship carpenter, back OOVC village
Knight Mrs Eliza, 28 elm
Knight George B, cabinet maker, federal, h 28 wQmot
Knight George II, wholesale woolens, si middle, h o'.> il
Knight Mrs Hannah, 81 oxford
Knight Henry, trader, h 1 vine
Knight Henry II, clerk, :]7 India
Knight Isaac, ship master, 41 mi
Knight baao, ship master, 101 fore
Kniohi Pool & Co., Lumber Dealers, Ctammissioi
and Forwarding Merchant-, keep constantly od hand, and
manufacture to order, Peek Plank. Bulwiir
Lumber, for Ceiling and Sheathinj Doors, S
Banisters; Window Frames aud Mouldings ; Pine an.. v
Glanboards, fitted and rough; Shingles and Laths. They are
also prepared to do Job Work, such as Planing, Sawing,
Tenoning, Grooving, and Matching. Particular attention
paid to furnishing ship BoJldors with Knees, Deck Plank,
and finishing Lumber, shipped direct from where mannfac-
: to the p<»rt v. • :■ :. k \n.ii i . POO! & < '■ ■..
8t, near & ft P. EL R. Depot J. B. urn
I snmerelaJ M
i. n. KMIOHT. .1. <\ POOL, sam'l \v. i a
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 129
Knight John B, (Pool & Co) smith's wharf, h 86 danforth
Knight Jabez M, cooper, 2 salem
Knight James W C, cooper, 23 pine
Knight John H, clerk, bds 86 danforth
Knight John K, mariner, 10 tate
Knight Joseph T, laborer, 6 montgomery
Knight Mrs Mary, 20 cotton
Knight Mrs Mary, C E ferry village
Knight Mrs Mary J, 8 wilmot
Knight Mrs, nnrse, 200 congress
Knight Nathaniel, teamster, st John street
Knight Noah B, painter, C E ferry village
Knight Reuben, joiner, 22 india
Knight Robert, trader, C E ferry village
Knight Robert, clerk, 20 oxford
Knight Robert W, ship carpenter, knight's village, C E
Knight Mrs Sabrina, 4 deer
Knight Samuel A, mason, 27 parris
Knight Mrs Sarah, 24 1-2 wilmot
Knight Simeon C, joiner, bds 37 green
Knight Stephen, laborer, 13 spruce
Knight Stephen D, boat builder, 2 salem
Knight Stephen M, (Greenough &) 56 union, h 40 sumner
Knight Thomas E, ship builder, knight's village, C E
Knight William, trader, h 69 spring
Knowlton Charles, blacksmith, bds 1 parris
Knowlton James K, pattern maker, 4 garden street
Knox Mrs Mary, 12 dow
Kotzschmar, music teacher, bds united states hotel
Kusley Paul, seaman, hammond
Kyle Samuel, clerk, bds 36 franklin
Kyne Michael, laborer, rear 27 center
LADD C K, head C E bridge, bds 58 brackett
Lake B F, telegrapher, bds 49 middle
Lake George, laborer, corner dark and spruce
9
180 rORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Lambert -tone cutter, 30 oxford
Lancaster Mrs Elisabeth, 14 left
Lancaster GeOfgS II, mason, 11 franklin
II. Waimmn Lancet, No. 147 Middle Street, Importer I
of, and Dealer in Hard Ware and Cutlery. C
hand a Lr<>"d assortment of Domestic and Foreigi
Ware anaCntlery. Also, HonseTiinimlngs,mdndingGlaa
Nails, \c, Wholesale and BetaJL
Lancey II. Warren, hard wife, 147 middle, h 6 state
Landers Christopher, moulder, N gray
Landers John, truckman, tfl spring
Landers John, moulder, :>2 gray
Landers Michael, moulder, C2 gray
Landers Richard, laborer, 128 spring
Lane Charles B, joiner, 8 wilmot
Lane M I) L, counsellor, 122 middle, h 381 conr
Lane William, joiner, 59 oxford
Lang Calvin, shipmaster, 7 salem
Lang I/.ates V, joiner, westbrook point
Lang Nathaniel X, h 24 ptfril
Lang Samuel W, joiner, we-tbrook point
Lang Bewail, provisioner, york, h vernon court
Langmaid Albert M, blacksmith, portland, near forest street
Lardngin William, laborer, 5 pleasant
Larkin Andrew, ship carpenter, loo danforth
Larkin Francis, baker, M plnananl
Larkin Mn Patrick, 4 OObb'S c«>urt
Larkin Philip, brick lay. . Washington
Larrabee Benjamin, civil engineer, BO oak
Larrabee Benjamin, laborer, 16 Stone
Larrabee Benjamin Id, Inspector of
LarnbeS Daniel F, livery stable, corner lime and milk
Larrabee Mrs L!i/a B, 5 lafa\ette
Larrabee Jane, Dime, 40 munjoy
Larrabee John A, [& Jordan) trader, com whf, h 16 stons
Larrabee Joseph P, sash and blind maker. .
Larnbea Lewi, mariner, -7 cotton
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 131
Larrabee Mrs Lydia L, 5 lafayette
EL J. D. Larrabee, Dealer in Engravings, Artist's Ma-
terials, Picture Frames, &c, No. 69 Exchange St.
Larrabee Robert J D, 69 exchange, h 9 middle
Larrabee Samuel W, lumber dealer, foot cedar, h 53 middle
arrabee William D, joiner, 41 atlantic
ary James, laborer, head hancock
,ary Richard, clerk, 32 monument
Lary Timothy, laborer, Washington
Latham Cyrus, machinist, 38 waterville
.atham George, fisherman, peak's island
avelle Patrick, laborer, shamrock tavern, munjoy hill
awrence Franklin, clerk, bds 24 green
iawson Peter, mariner, 21 mountfort
ieach Albert Q, dry goods, 84 middle, bds 32 danforth
,each Converse, 0 (& A Q) 84 middle, bds 7 middle
ieach John, carriage painter, 29 Washington
Leach Mrs N D, millinery, 369 congress
^each William, stone mason, 7 lafayette
Leard James, potter, westbrook point
L,eathe John D, (& Gore) 75 summer, h 15 salem
eavitt E M, (Chase, Leavitt & Co) widgery's whf, h 70 free
..eavitt Francis A, sailmaker, widgery's whf, h 26 st lawrence
eavitt James A, carpenter, 96 oxford
-.eavitt James H, teamster, vaughan, near pine
..eavitt James W, merchant, 121 commercial, h 44 state
eavitt James W, joiner, 55 green
eavitt John, trader, 253 fore, h 37 pleasant
^eavitt John F, farmer, st John street
,eavitt Joseph, shipmaster, 37 pleasant
..eavitt Joseph B, sailmaker, 111 congress
^eavitt Joshua, 3 sherbrooke
Samuel R. Leavitt, Sailmaker, Widgery's Wharf. —
All orders promptly executed and with fidelity. Par-
ticular attention given to making Tents, Awnings, &c.
..eavitt Samuel R, sailmaker, widgery's whf, h 3 sherbrooke
132 PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Leavitt Hn Sarah, 14 atlantic
Wi'.iiam, Bhlpmaiter, 21 high
I ,er, prcblc, h 3 b
]y , |fn George, 1 1 !. ferry village
I I leOfgS 1>, mariner, C E ferry village
!.• i Richard, (Shnomfeoo & I 104 f«>re, h 0 E ferry village
Leo Thomas, laborer, 12 cei.-
Lee William A, trader, 76 york
Leehan Jeremiah, laborer, oongrosa above Washington
Leelian John, slater, rear Q middle
m Charles, laborer, h near foot silver, rear
Leggett William, bill po-ter, 106 brackett
Leighton Alvin B, carpenter, io tate
Leighton Andrew, teamster, 77 oxford
Leighton David II, stone cutter, 6) sumncr
Leighton Mrs Hannah S, 61 -umner
I. • :. .1 ... | X, billiard laloOQ, h 12 b
Leighton Jeremiah, bona . 8 franklin
Leighton Jonathan B, carpenter, 11 boyd
LeighJ . trader, 3s- • [near
W, 1
Lfftnonl Klftfctftl K. | near h')r?e tavern
Lemon! Wm T, printer, b
9 . in, danfbrth near vangn i
i bam James, laborer, 6 lngraham*i oonrt
1 ■ !!.:■■. b " ... b ll 0 B
r.iul, musician, 60 India
Leonard Jamea, mariner, bdi i it I
ird .i«»hn, oarpenter, rear I east u lo
Leonard Owen, laborer, near Ibofl dai
Leonard Patrick, moulder, 44 monument
i Thomas, laborer, rear 66 daaforth
Leonard Thomas, laborer,
Leop< i i^ineer, 9 center
ath
i . . rear 77 br.k
Leslie John H, laborer, 91 spring
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 133
Lewis Edward S, clerk, 8 tyng
Lewis Ellen, 51 fore
Lewis George F, dealer in preserved provisions, bds 157 fore
Lewis Jacob T, 1 free st block, h state corner spring
Lewis Jane, 51 fore
Lewis Mrs Jane M, 15 casco
Lewis John, blacksmith, 80 sumner
Lewis John, hay and produce, h 207 Cumberland
Lewis Joseph G, ship master, 8 tyng
Lewis Jotham G, joiner, 53 1-2 commercial, h 13 hampshire
Lewis Moses, mariner, 7 center
Lewis Samuel, mariner, india court
Lewis Simon J, on steamboat, h 19 smith
Libby A Charles, (& Co) trader, 188 fore, h 3 middle
Libby Albert, with portland co, h 38 adams
Libby Alpheus, trader, 186 fore, h 205 Cumberland
Libby Alvah, (& Seavey) 33 exchange, h 88 state
Libby Andrew, butcher, h 18 vaughan
Libby Arthur, wood dealer, 53 commercial, h 11 waterville
Libby Arthur A, butcher, libby's corner
Libby Benjamin, joiner, h 13 dow
Libby Charles F, blacksmith, 97 congress
Libby Charles P, butcher, libby's corner
Libby Daniel F, blacksmith, 17 beckett
Libby David, joiner, 13 spruce
Libby David, blacksmith, congress, near libby's corner
Libby Dorville, clerk G T Railroad, 21 smith
Libby Edmund P, cooper, westbrook point
Libby Edward S, blacksmith, 50 Cumberland
Libby F E, bds 10 wilmot
Libby Francis O, (H J Libby & Co) 2 free st block, h 102 free
Libby Franklin S, blacksmith, 17 beckett
Libby George, farmer, libby's corner
Libby Granville, carpenter, 38 salem
Libby Miss H D, dressmaker, 338 congress
Libby Harrison J, (& Co) 2 free street block, h 387 congress
Libby Horace B, joiner, 36 salem
184 FOB TLA YD DIEXOTORT.
Ubby [MM, clerk, bdi 139 00
Ubby Isaiah, fender, dark oi
LIbby -I B, II .1 Ubby fi I I ■« st block, li 3SS cc
Ubby James, laborer, rear 18 Dortfa
Ubby Jamei B I, provisioner, 149 exchange
Ubby Jamei I, trader, 188 (ore, h 8 middle
Ubby James M, joiner, < corner
Ubby John S, 148 exes
Ubby John T, joiner, 88 lalem
JOHM W. LlBBT, Edge Tool Maker, NTo. 2.r>8 I,-,. <
Particular attention paid to making and repairing
ship Carpenters' and I I
Ubby John W, blacksmith, 858 (are, fa n hanorer
Ubbey Joseph, hay dealer, hea l union wlif, fa 33 pearl
Ubbey Joseph E D, civil engineer, at 33 pearl
Ubby Joseph P, carriage maker, preble, h 13 preble
Ubby Mrs Lydia, rear is north
Ubby M, teamster, bdi 31 parrhi
Ltbby Major B, tinsmith, 54 sinter
Ubby afn Mary s, M lalem
Ubby Matthias joiner, bdi 18 church
Ubby Matthias, joiner, 18 winter
Ubby Mrs Miriam, 11 chestnut
Ubby Xahuni, in:.-
Ubby Nathaniel.
Ubbj Orville, joiner, 88 wi: .•
IHh S, bdi 18 elm
I y Samu.'l, tra !■ . | agrees
. Samm-i, blacksmith, 68
Ubbj i . 1 1 portland
. Olark near |
I '■ Sumner, MackMnith, 1
1 .• I somas] . • sr, i ehnreh
Ubby William 11.
1 ' irashlngfeon
Liglitfynl John, nmchini . ence
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 135
Light House Office, 31 exchange
Lincoln Royal, bds 27 danforth •
Lincoln Royal W, newspaper reporter, 27 danforth
Lincoln Samuel, trader, h 31 federal
Lindsay Charles, wood dealer, canal lock, h 15 salem
Lindsay Ephraim, porter, h 16 deer
Lindsay Mrs Louisa C, 7 deer
. Lindsay Revere Q, printer, h 7 deer
Lindsay William, wood dealer, canal lock, h 21 brackett
Ling Sylvanus, livery stabler, corner lime and milk
Lineham Daniel, laborer, 128 exchange
Lineham G, laborer, 128 exchange
Lineham William, laborer, 11 oxford
Linnehan James, laborer, 215 1-2 fore
Liscomb Mrs Elizabeth, 54 franklin
Liscomb John J, pilot, 28 smith
Little Charles F, commission merchant, h 235 Cumberland
Little Eugene E, dry goods, 332 congress, h 26 brown
Little Francis D, merchant, custom house whf, bds elm house
Little Hall J, merchant, 42 high
Little Haller, boarding house, 240 congress
Little J R, physician, 174 middle, bds U S hotel
Little Josiah S, merchant, 246 commercial, h 70 state
Little Mrs Keziah, 38 state
Little William D, insurance broker, 31 exchange, h 43 pearl
Littlefield Mrs Abba F, 75 brackett
Littlefield Baruch, railroad baggage master, h 36 brown
Littlefield Benjamin, at marine hospital, h 151 congress
Littlefield Benjamin D, stair builder, 39 oak
Littlefield Charles, cordwainer, 229 Cumberland
Littlefield Charles jr, hostler, 229 Cumberland
Littlefield Charles S, clothier, 66 middle, h 69 1-2 Cumberland
Littlefield Charles H, carver, bds 10 high
Littlefield Francis A, carver, bds 10 high
Littlefield George C, stair builder, back cove village
Littlefield George H, railroad employee, 8 summer
Littlefield James S, cooper, 4 cross
130 j>o I I I. A N D I) I B I 0 1 0 I Y.
Littleneld John B, clerk, n great
Littleneld Nahnm, ship carver, h.l central whf, h 10 high
Bald Nahnm jr, earrer, bdi 10 high
Llttlefleld Bewail, tinsmith, 18 middle
Llttlefleld William E, carpenti ngton
LttUejobn Asa D, marii , CI erry village
Littlejohn Charles fisherman, 89 fore
Littlejohfl Chariot, jr, ship master, 34 watonflle
Littlejohn CI t, maker, 15 boyd
Littlejohn lira Ge< rge N. 34 watcrville
Littlejohn Jacob, fisherman, long island
LitUejohn John, fisherman, long island
LitUejohn John If, seaman, s Chatham
Littlejohn ' ud
Littlejohn J I ak'a island
Littlejohn Nathan, mariner, C E fern* village
Littlejohn Lichanl. fisherman, lung island
Littlejohn Thomas, -s ehathani
LiTermore Bin Hannah, 40 atlantic
leading Ifftahaal, hostler, 111 ezehange
Loan Edward, laborer, 0 E hay HE
Loan William, boat builder, ffjmon OOttrt
LobdeH Charles, oooper, h Ubby*i oomer
Locke AdOOiram J, mu>ieian. 18 nevhanic
ttBt, 28 atlantic
I ;e J G, carriage mak« r, ; :
1 John, A Bnrbank) B dealing block, bda D S hotel
Looks Worthington L, m< reliant. 80 pleasant
Lookharl Jamei L, brookman, portland, near Ubby'i comer
1 - 1 Derld l". car builder, 19 mi. Kile
Lombard Mr- Eleanor, 9 I
Loii.
[xxnbard Lormg, i ■ aoh
Lombar.i Lothario D, oarpenfe r,
L<'inh:ir.l Nathan, carpenter, ;i brackett
Lombard 1 hoo<l< H ,1,
Lone Wflttaa
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 137
Long Alonzo, seaman, 70 Washington
Long Eliakim, fishmonger, 136 Washington
Long Mrs Elizabeth, 64 york
Long John F, steam engineer, 68 sumner
Longley Cordis L, moulder, 7 portland
Longley John H, trader, h 28 center
Longley Joseph, bds 82 federal
. Loo Edward, laborer, rear 17 danforth
Looney Bartholemew, ship carpenter, salem lane
Looney Mrs Hannah, 46 monument
Looney Patrick J, carpenter, 9 center
Looney Timothy, trader, 46 monument
Lord Alfred J, machinist, rear 312 congress
Lord Charles A, editor Christian Mirror, h 427 congress
Lord George, mariner, h 98 brackett
Lord George, laborer, 2 tinkham's court
Lord George F, fancy painter, 25 willow
Lord Henry P, city treasurer, 18 willow
Lord James A, wheelwright, h rear 5 mechanic
Lord John, surgeon, 21 myrtle
Lord John D, clerk, J Hobson jr's, bds western exchange
Lord John R, surgeon, 21 myrtle
Lord Mrs Mary Ann, 25 willow
Lord Samuel D, carriage maker, 33 pine
Lord William C, trader, westbrook point
Lord William G, wood dealer, 18 middle
Lord William S, mariner, rear 77 brackett
Lorette John L, hostler, 318 congress
Loriette Lewis, rigger, 76 sumner
Loring Charles A, locomotive engineer, 31 oxford
Loring Francis, 17 middle, h 7 1-2 franklin
Loring George, trader, 169 congress
Loring George, clerk, bds 241 congress
Loring George B, at F Blake's, 58 exchange, h 20 cedar
Loring Henry, (Loring & Warren) 73 com, h 110 Cumberland
Loring Horace, shipmaster, h 7 tate
Loring John, grocer, 144 exchange, h 84 green
138 POBTLAHD DIEXOTOBT.
i. ;M . i ■ . rainey lane
1 ' ■• ..,_;.'. mge, h b3 u
Loring William, machinist, at 7 mnnjoy
Lothrop Ansyl, h -
Lotfai B, polisher, 16 haaoook
Lothrop Esaao, laborer, 68 gn
Lothrop William, with W Corey, fa If hancock
Lothrop William W, ( K Shaw ft Co) B8 middle, bds 24 cross
Load Mn Nancy, M braakett
Load William, c mhvainer, h 10 DM
Longec L <■. B .1 1. :;■:■■;. \ Go I free a1 block, h M free
L00J1 Morris, ncaman. 8 mnmer
Lore Ji . 1 ill ... _ ; spring
I. re William H, mariner, 'J-J simmer
Lorell Elizabeth, at .1 T Emery's, loot pearl
Lore!] Henry C, 111 commercial, h pleasant it WOOdfi)
1 ■ ■:: afn Prlsoflla, 57 braekett
■ John, fish dealer, 108 commercial, h 101 Cumberland
1. ■ " ( ' ■ irka >.'..■ rote
I I kaXOn, carpenter, 16 j.ine
1 j ( ' ■ '• lei 11. .■■-. DOs] ring
1. j ( N, monldar, :::> mnnjoy
1 Lemoel If, joiner, 18 braokett
• William if, joiner, h oornor ipring and smerj
i. Mrs Lucy, boarding house, 3'J danforth
LOWI 11. ft BlNTi 1:. Watch Makers and 1
Ctaoootneten, Jewelry and Paj
So, 6 1 Exchange Btreet
1 0* mi. wii.iivm am in.
1 \ . . 'h....l teach. .
1 ' ,(D Clark d a idle, h IT Ugh
Lowell Edward H, expressms toss
1 • '•
-ress
1
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 139
Lowell Frederick, jeweller, at 153 congress
Lowell Isabella G, school teacher, 153 congress
Lowell Mrs Julia A, 11 elm
Lowrey Daniel, laborer, 38 union
Lowrey James, stevedore, 30 waterville
Lowrey William, stevedore, 30 waterville
Lucas William, cooper, rear 77 brackett
Luce Enos, student, bds 77 free
Luce James J, mariner, 76 oxford
Ludkins Richard, mariner, 4 Washington
Ludwig Gardner, physician, 6 brown
Luf kin William S, printer, 12 church
Lunt Benjamin F, (J R Lunt & Co) 108 middle, bds 26 free
Lunt Charles H, joiner, congress, near libby's corner
Lunt Mrs Deborah T, 4 deer
Lunt George F, printer, 5 mountfort, rear
Lunt Henry L, carpenter, 21 elm
Lunt J R, (& Co) apothecary, 108 middle, h 346 congress
Lunt John S, farmer, back cove
Lunt Judah, ship carpenter, h 110 congress
Lunt Noah N, joiner, essex court
Lunt Peter, farmer, back cove
George E. Luscomb, Imitator of Wood and Marble,
31 Exchange Street, (Up Stairs.) Particular atten-
tion paid to Painting, Graining, Ornamenting, Gild-
ing, Polishing Ships'. Cabins, &c. Graining done for
the trade.
Luscomb George E, grainer, 31 exchange, h fremont place
Luscomb John, shipmaster, 4 sumner
Lyford Samuel, joiner, 15 church
Lyman S E, (& Co) 115 commercial, h 50 free
Lyman T R, (Richardson & Co) 115 commercial, h 19 gray
Lynch Cornelius, shoemaker, 23 union
Lynch John, laborer, 7 poplar
L40 POBTLAYD I) i I I CTOR Y.
Johh Ltkcb & Co., Whol ind CtamSs-
■on Merchants, Granite Stores, L89 ( ommaraal St.,
(Opposite bead of Widgery'a Wharf.)
JOB N iv\( ii. PEL! G B m:ki SB. I n- >'fl ivm ii.
Lynch John, (& Oo) 189 oommeroial, h 52 free
Lynch Michael, laborer, Stetson*! lane
Lynch Midiatl, laborer, oongrau above wash!]
Lynch Patrick, laborer, y«>rk, OOTID line
Lynch Thomat, J L ft « I al, h 14 tate
Lynea Thomas, blaokamith, i ramner
LjODJ James, mariner, :; Oyer's lane
Ljoni William. -:i'ii:i;i, -hamrock tavern, munjnv hill
Lyons 1 trader, bdi 80 free
MAi!i:i!i;v DANIEL, joiner, 11 India
Maybery IMwanl, ship carpenter, '-7 Washington
Ifaberry Mrs Sarah, ."> spruec
Ifaberry William il, honee carpenter, 5 iprnoe
Maybcrry Stephen T, knight'l village, (' B
Ifayberry William, knight?! Tillage, OE
Ifaeaokney X, laborer, 7:
Macatlin Thomas, laborer, I
afaodonald Francis, 00a] mine 1 M leaaant
rohn A, hackman, I myrtle
Macey Godfrey, steam engine tender, hammond
Mack Andrew, lea captain, -j (reeman'a lane
Mai.
•t.-r
Maokfloon James, laborer, oongresi above waabii
; 11, oordwainer, walker"! oonrt
Macki: . reai 101 ipring
In Patrick, 1 art
llackln Tbomai Jt joiner, walker*! oonrt
laborer, onmberland mnnjoy hill
iborer, nel< ootfa
liter
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 141
Magner T, mariner, 1 center
Magner William, moulder, 1 center
Mahan Michael, cooper, near old fort sumner
Mahan Thomas, blacksmith, 149 congress
Mahaney James, laborer, back cove village
Mahaney Mrs Mary, 12 larch
Mahaney Patrick, laborer, 17 danforth
Mahoney Dennis, trader, 5 hammond
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, 11 tyng
Mahoney Patrick, laborer, 7 st lawrence
Mains Woodbury S, joiner, 10 spruce
Malaugh John, trader, dark, h 4 york
Maley Edward, laborer, 5 plumb
Maloney Maurice, laborer, hammond
Maloney Michael, laborer, 5 marion
Maloney Patrick, laborer, 36 union
Manard Augustus M, stair builder, 40 oxford
Manchester Benj, (& White) 6 union whf, h 25 myrtle
Manchester, Mrs Elizabeth, 81 brackett
Mann Joseph, blacksmith, 31 sumner
Manning Antonio, laborer, sebastopol, middle, near franklin
Manning James, laborer, 69 Washington
Manning Michael, laborer, 28 lafayette
Manning Michael, laborer, york st, opposite sugar house
Manning Patrick, laborer, 69 Washington
Manning Mrs Sophia C, 25 spruce
Mansfield Edward, trader, 111 congress
Mansfield Ellis, soap boiler, 111 congress
Mansfield Mrs John, bds 48 york
Mansfield Joseph W, saddler, 174 middle, bds 49 middle
Mantine Augustus H, mariner, 58 fore
Manuel George D, laborer, 9 hampshire
Manuel Mrs Luther J, rear 7 lafayette
Manuel Philip, mariner, hammond
Manuel Mrs Sophia S, 9 hampshire
Manufacturers & Traders' Bank, 203 fore
Marble Benjamin, tailor, h 1 spring place
141 PO B I I A \ I) D I B I 0 T 0 R Y.
Mar: .'I. clerk, 17 0
Marble Ifn Maria L, 119 oxford
Marble Stephen If, 17 erosi
March Char.' smith, 10 franklin
Et, machinist, bdi 10 franklin
Maivan OharlM L, j >r< >vi -i- -n packer, h 0 plumb
Mariner Anthony, rigger, 76 franklin
Mariner OharlM II.. ■'■.■ ■:■. ft franklin
Marim-r Davi.l A, hat:-.
Mariner Frederick W, truckman, 7 beach
Marl . I oil builder, 7 beach
Mariner .!.»hn B, currier, 14 dow
Mariner, Joseph, burner, G E ferry village
Mariner Bin Louisa M, 49 green
Mariner Miss N s wi porUand
Mariner SOas, shipmasl :y village
Mariner Silas H. seaman, CE ferry village
Mariner Ste] hen M. slock repairer, 150 exchange
Mariner William D, painter, 7 beach
G&G M \i:k. \,». 146 Exchanja - Cnden and
Grinders, ami Bepairen of ail kmds of Hani Ware,
Looks, Keys, Lamps, Surgical [osfe-aments, fee. Or-
ders prcmpdy attended to.
..vrence
Mark Godfrey, QfeG sutler, 146 uunent
Mark- Bartholomc 0 danibrth
. laborer, i£6
Markley Thomas, laborer, fox'l court
M:ir> ener brown
b 19 myrtle
Man- John, lahorer, h fed yorfc
MarrJohn N, trader, h 19 myrtle
. mariner, C K ferry \\V
laundry, lit exo,h 19 myrtle
A'illiam W, •
Mairett Daniel, t.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 143
Marrett Edwin A, (Percy &) 85 middle, h 159 Cumberland
Marrett James S, (Poor & Jose) 85 middle; li 29 park
Marrett 0 M, (Lyman, R & Co) 115 commercial, h 26 south
Marsh John, laborer, salem lane
Marsh Stephen, upholsterer, bds 241 congress
Marshall John, laborer, 36 union
Marshall Otis, play actor, 306 congress
Marshall Mrs Patience, rear 76 Washington
Marshall Thomas, laborer, h salem lane
Marston Alexander, teamster, h 40 Washington
Marston John, baker, 26 brattle
Marston John M, gas fitter, 27 federal
Marston Mrs Lucy S, 22 india
Marston Parsons C, fisherman, long island
Marston S B, ship joiner, 28 atlantic
Marston Samuel, teamster, 4 bradbury's court
Marston Samuel H, mariner, long island
See Mastin
Martin Catharine, 161 congress
Martin Mrs Elizabeth P, 12 spring
Martin Enoch, carriage maker, rear 83 federal, h 36 oxford
Martin George W, clerk, 12 spring
Martin Greenleaf R, caulker, danforth, near vaughan's bridge
Martin Joseph, mariner, bds 43 sumner
Martin Joseph N, locomotive engineer, 28 oxford
Martin Patrick, cordwainer, 15 center
Martin Penelope, 161 congress
Martin Mrs Phebe, hancock court
Martin Robert H, laborer, 15 spruce
Martin Seth, carpenter, st John street
Martin William, rigger, (Chase &) 254 com, h 8 1-2 sumner
Marwick Albert, ship master, 50 federal
Marwick Charles E, trader, 50 federal
Marwick Mrs Hannah, 50 federal
Mash Jacob, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
Maskell Thomas, mariner, dark's court, rear 13 tyng
Mason C C, clergyman, 31 atlantic
Ill v <) B i r. \ \ i) i) r B I 0 I 0 B v.
afn ('iiar! Addle
Mason Edward, druggist, 168 mldflj
) mechanic
.: . oner
:i lln Hannah, B9 Atlantic
James If, hatter, 118 Cumberland
Ifajoo James B, shoemaker, 0 I. fenrjTiQage
Mason Ifii Lorenao D, 24 middle
mklin
. Nathaniel, oooper, Is -
M ii a 8 If, ship master, ran 17 meohanio
Ifasoo Samuel, joiner, 18 boyd
IfasOO Beth 0, post Office clerk, 88 franklin
. William, seaman, 5 haimver
IfaSOD William B, mariner, '2 do\v
Ifaatu (' maker, n it lawienee
CCT-See Ifamtoo
Ifatthewi Samuel. aford
Matthews Samuel A, railroad amps
rhoi 1!. lash maker, richardson's whf, h 10 winter
Matthews William, mariner, Is la!'.
Matthews William, liver]. 00l house, 1"2 fore
Ifatthewaoo Thomas, machinist, B8 hampahin
Matthii S • - r, I W tail
Maxwell Joshua, merchant, li 7;; iprftng
Ifaxwell Ifn Margaret, rear 27 >t lawrenoe
•11 William. lOSmSTl, enmherland, uiiin j<\\- hill
; William A, at portland oo, Cumberland, mnnj
. aner
BfAYni w \ Ivixci, Wholesale Dealers in Flour, I '
II' . Salt I'ork, Lanl, Hams, Butter, QsMBB, to.
180 J : .••; of Exchange street.
BT.MATHBW. a. 8. XD
W Nathan. (ft K . L8Q fore, h 39 melbourue
Majnard Augustus M, stair builder, 40 o.\.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 145
Mayo Albion W, blacksmith, 65 york
Mayo Alphonso A, mariner, 64 york
Mayo Asa, cooper, congress near libby's corner
Mayo Ephraim, laborer, 116 Washington
Mayo Josiah, cooper, green below portland
Mayo Miss Sarah, h 48 park
McAleer Michael, laborer, 38 monument
McAleney John, saddler, 119 federal, h 25 danforth
McAleney William, harness maker, 119 federal, h 25 danforth
McAlister Charles L, confectioner, 1 oxford
McAlister George, trader, 136 fore, h 15 gray
McAlister Henry, brushmaker, 21 brown
McAlister Stephen H, laborer, 1 oxford
McAlmun David, sea captain, summer near canal
McAnally Patrick, laborer, shamrock tavern, nr observatory
McAndry P, shoemaker, 15 center
McAnnaney Michael, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
McAvett Henry, laborer, rear 18 north
McAvoy Patrick, laborer, 5 cobb's court
McBride John, laborer, 38 monument
McBride Michael, laborer, 17 union
McCallum Dennis, railroad employee, Cumberland, munjoy hill
McCallum John, laborer, 8 adams
McCallum Philip, laborer, 36 monument
McCann William, laborer, 6 freeman's lane
McCarty Colman, laborer, hancock court
McCarty Dennis, laborer, 5 center
McCarty Dennis, laborer, near foot silver
McCarty George, mariner, 3 sumner
McCarty J, trader, 7 center
McCarty Jeremiah, stevedore, 29 wilmot
McCarty Joan, 15 york
McCarty John, brickmaker, neal street
McCarty John, laborer, 5 center
McCarty Patrick, laborer, gorham's corner
McCarty Timothy, laborer, 115 fore
McCarthy Charles jr, clothier, 172 fore, bds 111 fore
10
lit; PORTLAND DIEBOTOBT.
McCarthy I BT, 45 fore
irthy John, brlokmaker, oongreai, near horse tavern
irthy Iflohni Mot
IfoOartnay Ifn Ellen, 8 pleasant
IfeCaaky Thomas, laborer, 6 rpring
Ifodasky Ifn Christiana J, "
McClasky Robert, laborer, G waterville
IfoClore Ifn Ann, *j danforth
IfoGluaky Ifn Bebeooa, B lamb
IfoOobb Mr- Eliza if, oorner danfbrtb and tate
IfoGdbb Jamaa T, (oY Kingsbury) Go exchange, h 04 tree
IfoGotoy John, laborer, n willow
efoCoUnm , laborer, 10 freeman's lane
IfoOormiok John, laborer, stetson*! lane
IfoGormiok John, laborer, 6 hammond
McCormick Xeal, laborer, tinkham's court
McConnick Thomas, laborer, hammond
IfoCraokin Samuel, laborer, oobb'i court
IfoCrink Hugh, laborer, 86 oantar
IfoCrystle Chariot, olothtor, iv'.' bra, h maple cor danforth
IfeCue John, laborer, 16 tyng
lioDennot lin Dorothy, vraahington
IfoDarmot Patrick, laborer, I danforth
IfoDarmot Patrick, laborer, i oanter
IfoDonald Felix, laborer, M center
McDonald «■• i ■ i . ■ .-.kiin
IfoDonald •' a, clerk, el lawrenee bouse, it India
tome B, mariner, I
aid John B, landlord oaledonlan bouse, tl
IfoDonald afajoc B,
iM Michael, laborer, M center
Ifc 1 tonald Motes, i | free
IfoDonald William, ship cai | . iia
IKlltl
fefoDonnal] John, laborer, | rihraf
ucll Michael, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
afoDonnafl Ifiohaal.jnhw ;igton
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 147
McDonnough Michael, laborer, 2 larch
McDonnough Thomas, trader, 247 fore
McDowell James, laborer, 21 chapel
McDowell Mrs Rachael, Cumberland, munjoy hill, rear
McDowell William, handcartman, 6 church
Mc Duffie Charles R, sea captain, 34 wilmot
McEwan Thomas, fish curer, 15 brattle
McFagin John B, laborer, sebastopol, middle, near hampshire
McFarland Henry, railroad employee, bds 49 fore
McFeat James, agent Liverpool steam ships, bds 47 danforth
McGee George F, trader, 3 center
McGee Henry, tailor, congress above Washington
McGee John, laborer, congress above Washington
McGee Michael, laborer, 17 danforth
McGill Benjamin, joiner, h 46 pleasant
McGilvery William, (Ryan & Davis) 161 commercial
Mc Gil very, Ryan, & Dayis, Commission Merchants,
Ship Brokers, and Dealers in Ship Stores and Chandlery,
Duck, Cordage, Chains, Paints, Oils, Naval Stores, &c.r
No. 161 Commercial street, head of Union Wharf.
WILLIAM MCGILVERY. W. RYAN.
J. W. MCGILVERY. N. C. DAVIS.
McGilvery John W, (Ryan & Davis) 161 com, h 28 tyng
McGinniss Locke, mason, 29 cotton
McGinty Edward, laborer, sebastopol, middle, near franklin
McGinty John, laborer, sebastopol, middle near franklin
McGinty Michael, laborer, sebastopol, middle near franklin
McGinty Neal, laborer, sebastopol, middle, near franklin
McGlaughlin Patrick, laborer, corner fore and silver
McGlaughlin William H, gilder, 5 ashland avenue
McLaughlin Charles, (& Co) 204 fore, bds 32 danforth
McLaughlin James, trader, 24 cotton
McLaughlin John, laborer, back cove village
McGlinchy Andrew, trader, congress above Washington
McGlinchy Mrs Andrew, 19 center
McGlinchy, (Hamil &) baker, 12 willow
McGlinchy Hugh, trader, 9 st lawrence
MB roKTI.AMi DIRECTORY.
. Ohtohnhn ft | ITfi fare, I 89
IfeGlindhy -James trailer, N commercial, h U OflttOn
:.chy John, laborer, wavcrlv place
IfoOllnOhj Mirhaci, meson, 84 SOttQl
lloQlinohj P, trader, h >> plain
IfoGllnohy Patrick, trader, 140 fore
IfoQlyim Timothy, laborer, 10 plea-
McGoun Terranee, tailor, B Mimner
McGoverin Dennis, trader, I yOlfc
MoGoyeria Thomas, teamster, 176" commercial
IfoGowC . 1 I - . oe, laborer, 30 monumeiit
IfoGown George, laborer, n laroh
IfoGowan Michael, laborer, 41 dark
IfoGowan Thomas, carpenter, markm, rear 88 Washington
IfoGratb Edward, laborer, 4 danfbrth
IfcGratfa James, laborer, iletson*! lane
BloGraffa Martin, laborer, 86 lime
IfoOrath Michael, -tone mason, oornerolark and rj
MoGratfa Walter, joiner, :; danfbrth
got Stephen, mariner, 77 york
MoQnire Barnard, laborer, enmberland above waahmgton
IfoGnire Dennis, laborer, salem lane
Me(inire .lame-, etOM mSSfl, 1"- center
IffoGnlm John, laborer, 88 danforth
Mi-Ciiiire Patrick, laborer, si'ina lane
IffeGnke l!<>--, laborer, onmberland, mnnjoy lull
MoGoin . laborer, eon
IfteGnsk Peter, laborer, 81 monnment
Mclntire Mrs Ann, 7 freeman's lane
tfolntosh Mrs Abigail, 7'» Miimicr
MeInto>h Charles, ma-
llolntosh Bbeneser, ihipmaater, h I and
Ifolntosh Eliza, 81 onmberland
Mcintosh John, c<>nfeeti«>ner, h 8M 1 I engross
-team ihlns,
M K ..'■ John, waiter, elm h< .
MoKey A H sumuer
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 149
A. M. McKenney's Picture Gallery, 122 Middle st
Photographs, Pictures on Glass, Melanotypes, and all other
types and styles that are made by any artist, Copying from
Daguerreotypes, Portraits, or any kind of Pictures done at
short notice, small Pictures and large. Particular attention
paid to taking children. Call and see.
McKenney A M, photographist, 122 middle, bds 3 oak
McKenney Abner, joiner, h 9 dow
McKenney Alendo, carpenter, 19 tate
McKenney Charles D, teamster, hill st
McKenney Cyrus, mason, rear 246 congress
McKenney Daniel, laborer, rear 9 lafayette
McKenney David, laborer, 8 hanover
McKenney Eleazer, (& Co) 200 fore, h 62 spring
McKenney James, blacksmith, 273 commercial, h 88 danfor
McKenney Thomas, trader, 425 congress, h vernon court
McKenney Wallace, laborer, dark near peach
McKenney William, wharf builder, h 7 dow
McKenney William A, clerk, bds 49 middle
McKenney , 24 wilmot
McKensey George, cooper, 35 brackett
McKensey Mrs Susan, 6 peach.
McKenzie James H, gardener, tinkham's court
McKinsley John, laborer, dark near peach.
McLanathan Samuel, shoe dealer, h stetson place, rear 16 park
McLellan Mrs Arthur, 56 state
McLellan Arthur, with Geo R Davis & Bro, bds 53 state
McLellan Charles E, clerk, 4 locust
McLellan Eben, merchant, 53 state
McLellan Enoch, laborer, hancock alley
McLellan George, cooper, h 4 locust
McLellan Henry, at 17 park
McLellan Jacob, merchant, h 38 danforth
McLellan Joseph, truckman, 44 portland
McLellan Mrs Lucy, h 17 park
McLellan Mrs Samuel, 56 park
McLellan Seth B, ship master, 38 danforth
150 POST LAHJ) i> i K i: c t <> i: y.
fcfoLellan Thomas, merchant, h n plan
m William. planO-f ■:•:■•-. 1 P BXOll
BfoLeUan William, mariner, y<»rk place
Ml. ••llan William 8d, laborer, rear 56 winter
IfoMahau Patrick, mariner, 2^ union
McMain Edward, laborer, B freeman's lane
McMain James, teamster, 6 ipring
Mc Main John, harnOM maker, 8 spring
Ifolfain Mrs Sarah, B spring
McMann Jsmes, with Portland Co, li Cumberland, mu\
M •Mann Martin, laborer, near foot cottou
McMann Michael, founder, 19 danforth
McMann Thomas, laborer, cobb's court
McMannamun Barnard, mason, 6 larch
BftoMannen John, laborer, 13G 1-2 brackett
IfoMasten William, handoartman, h salem lane
M Murray John, boftler, 18 green
lacMnrraj Patrick, laborer, rear 14 pleaaant
IfoNabb Jam.--, h.'rmetical provision packer, bdl 49 middle
lioNeal R, ibip oarpeni
McNYllis Patrick, laborer. - anion
IfoNeliifl Thomas, laborer, 0 watanrflle
M Xamara Cornelius, laborer, 17 monument
IfoNamara Patrick, laborer, i; mountftai
KfoNottj John, laborer, congress above Washington
McNulty Edward, caulker, center n spring
licQnJ David, ibip oarpenter, I 0
IfoBas Alexander, joiner, bdi la* oedar
Andrew, el 'thier, 127 fore, h 11 in. .
I Mile-, laborer. Is monument
i Patrick, laborer, M momunent
M 9 l Mrs, widow, I oenter
Barnard, laborer, •'. ipring
• Charles, tanner, long Island
John, ti>hrnnan, long inland
. Dsharman, long Island
I i . Patrick, lab court
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 151
Means Anthony C, chairmaker, 35 fore
Means Joseph A, ship carpenter, h 35 fore
Means Robert H, ship master, 10 tyng
Means Thomas, 21 willow
Means Thomas, ship master, 65 oxford
Means William C, joiner, h 21 willow
Mears John, mason, 23 danforth
Mechanics' Bank, 71 exchange
Mechanics' Hall and Library, 11 clapp's block
Megquier Benj C, joiner, 8 mechanic
See McGuire
Mellen George L, mail agent, And & Ken railroad, h 14 boyd
Mellen Thomas, laborer, sebastopol, middle near hampshire
Melody John, laborer, 2 larch
Melody Mrs, widow, 67 Washington
Melody Patrick, laborer, 2 poplar
Melody Patrick, laborer, rear 17 mountfort
Melody Thomas, painter, 67 Washington
Mercantile Reading Rooms, 79 middle
Merchants' Bank, 36 exchange
Merrill Aaron, railroad employee, h 5 salem
Merrill Abraham, tanner, westbrook point
Merrill Albert, (Hovey &) 59 exchange, bds 50 middle
Merrill Albert J, hay dealer, 324 commercial, h 5 boyd
Merrill Albert P, clerk, bds 60 spring
Merrill Andrew A, ship carpenter, back cove village
Merrill Charles B, counsellor, 122 middle, h 70 state
Merrill Charles F, trader, 17 1-2 fore
Merrill Charles H, laborer, 59 green
Merrill D C, moulder, bds 2 plumb
Merrill Daniel, machinist, 11 waterville
Merrill Mrs Eunice, 17 1-2 fore
Merrill Mrs Frances, 36 winter
Merrill Franklin, silversmith, bds 212 congress
Merrill George E, ship carpenter, 41 chestnut
Merrill Henry, 59 exchange, h 391 congress
Merrill Henry F, clerk, 8 mechanic
POB I L a \ I) i) i j; | 0 I 0 | v.
M. -rrill lb-nry W, apothecary, 434 congress, bdl Is pine
Merrill Horatio, olergJIUaa, II elm
|f< -rrill |fn Huldah B, 5
I. D. Merrill ft ('<>., Plumbers, and Coppesnmithsj
No. 27 I Fnion Street
i. i>. mi:i:i:ii.i.. JOHN r.«>\i>. s. d. mi i:i:ii.i..
M.-nill I D, (ft Oo) OOppersmitfc, 27 union, h 104 brackett
M.rrill .1 I., bdl M brown
Merrill .lame-, oonnselor, M __
Merrill .his L, surveyor of lumber, 2 central whf, h GO spring
.1. Ambrose .Mi immi.i.. Dealer in Watch i, J<
and Military Goods, L2S Middle Street
Men-ill .1 Ambrose, 119 middle, h •"•2 brackett
Merrill Mr- .John, h 81 Spring
Merrill Joel \V, exprc«.>man, 21 brown
Merrill Joseph, dana block, foot pearl
If .-rrill. Joseph K, Lumber surveyor, II federal
Iferrfl] Joseph K, (ft Booknsm) IIS mi. l. lie, ■ 31 Mend
M. -rrill Joseph W, team-t.-r. 21 brown
Merrill Leonard w. shtpn
Merrill L Gordon, ship i ami
M'-rrill Lydia, milliner. .
Merrill IfoSSS, Wharfinger, e. Mitral whf, h M chestnut
Iferri in.-r, h 7 i .
M<-rri 0 C, instable, 48 India
M. rrill BOf S 11, pastOT bethel church, li 'J tardea
Iferrfl] Beward, bri Igc builder, 2-'. park
Iferrfl] Byrvaana D, ooppersmJth, 27 union, h li:.
Merrill Thomas H, physiotan, 1 1
Merrill William, counsellor, exchai:. .: Idle
M. -rrill William M, ship builder, baek e..ve village
Merrill Re? Win 1'. past : 1 W !". iptlsfl church.
M«-rrill William I\ telegraph worker, h 17 DBSOh I
Winthrop s, steamboat fireman, 10 lafaj
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 153
Merry George A, hair dresser, under elm house, h 11 chapel
Merry Hugh, brickmaker, h portland
Merry John, cabinet maker, 11 chapel
Merry John C, hermetical provision packer, h 4 church
Merryman Mrs Elizabeth, 101 exchange
Meserve Curtis, bank watchman, 4 stone
Meserve John, laborer, 24 1-2 wilmot
Meserve John L, merchant, 37 pearl
Meserve Jonathan, cordwainer, 409 congress
Millar James S, freight agent G T R R, h 77 Cumberland
Miller Asa, 226 Cumberland
Miller Mrs Betsey, 56 Cumberland
Miller Charles, ship carpenter, rear 85 brackett
Miller Charles, coppersmith, 6 middle
Miller D W, grocer, 87 commercial, bds 29 pearl
Miller Rev Eugene, pastor st dominie's church, h 34 state
Miller J F, counselor, 80 middle, bds 29 pearl
Miller James P, cordwainer, 56 Cumberland
Miller John, bowling saloon, temple, bds at elm house
Miller John S, dyer, 35 india
Miller Nathaniel J, merchant, 87 commercial, h 29 pearl
J. & D. Miller, General Commission Merchants, and
Dealers in Feed, Flour and Produce, No. 8 7 Commer-
cial Street, (Head of Portland Pier.)
N. J. MILLER, JR. D. W. MILLER.
Miller N J jr, (& D) 87 commercial, bds 29 pearl
Miller Mrs Sarah, 76 sumner
Miller William, laborer, rear 85 brackett
Millett Amos, wood dealer, 16 salem
Millett Charles, blacksmith, 17 poplar
Millett Charles C, clerk, 13 middle
Millett Dan'l W, general com and collection agent, 30 franklin
Millett Daniel W jr, clerk, 30 franklin
Millett Edwin P, broker, 101 middle, h 16 salem
Millett James H, clerk, 30 franklin
Millett Mrs Nathaniel, laundress, 9 north
164 POST LAN D DIRECTORY.
MilleU Thomas B, clerk, 30 franklin
Millik<:i Alexander, lUp carpenter, h 6 tyn£
Milliken Alexander, ship master, h G middle
MilliU . cooper, libby's corner
Milliken Charles L, mil r, 20 mountfort
Milliken Charles K, (F A Shaw v.V Oo) li 16 hamp-hire
Milliken Daniel C, cooper, rear 50 brackett
Milliken Karl, rail road employee, 8 beach
Milliken Mrs Kuniee, 70 brackett
Milliken F, bds cor OOUgresi and pearl
Milliken George F, machinist, 18 summer
Milliken JejDM K. broker, 213 Cumberland
Milliken John P, laborer, 3 dark
Milliken Melville 0, musk teacher. 11 it lawrence
Milliken Patrick, laborer, 26 portland
Milliken Mrs Fibula S, 18 india
MiLLIKEN \ TaYLOB, Dealers in GfOOOMB, Provisions
ami Country Produce, X«>. ;;si Coogreai Btroot, neat
bead of ( men Street
\VM. Mil.l.IKI \. L. R. TAYLOB.
Milliken William, (& Taylor } 184 HI place
M lliken William H, clerk, bds 111 :
Mn i i k l \ & Si i \w . Wholesale and .Jobbing West India
(loods and Provision Dealers, >uch us 1
Molasses, Syrups, Bpioes, Pork. Lard, Beef, Che
Biz doors above Oommereia] 81 OotnmeromJ Wharf.
\S . 1 . Mil l.lkl \. ( 1IA>. E. SHAW.
Milliken W. 1', (& Bbaw) rear 103 commercial, h o7 winter
Mills JaOOb, ^la/.ier, 18 elark
Mills Lawn-nee, laborer, 21 eenter
Mills William, machinist, 7»> Mimner
Minot |fn Bridget, rear I eenter
Miimt .1 H, miller, 11 mechanic
Amml K, trader, 17^ fore, at 5."> middle
Miteheii Amml B Id, printer, bdi M middle
B K, carpenter, 4fi fore
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 155
Mitchell D L, (H H Hay & Co) 158 middle, h 15 cross
Mitchell David G, clerk, 107 oxford
Mitchell Mrs Elizabeth B, 107 oxford
Mitchell Ephraira, joiner, 46 adams
Mitchell George H, tinsmith, 36 adams
Mitchell George L, blacksmith, 310 congress, h spring st place
Mitchell Granville P, trader, h 13 tate
.Mitchell Henry G, trader, 34 atlantic
Mitchell Henry H, tinsmith, 38 adams
Mitchell James R, sexton, h 9 chapel
Mitchell John R, clerk, 47 pleasant
Mitchell Joseph F, railroad employee, 6 beach
Mitchell Joseph T, 15 high
Mitchell Lewis, shipmaster, h 8 atlantic
Mitchell Mrs Margaret J, 55 middle
Mitchell N I, dry goods, 127 middle, h 2 prospect
Mitchell N I jr, 135 middle, h 16 gray
Mitchell P Jordan, railroad employee, 51 fore
Mitchell Patrick, laborer, sebastopol, middle, nr hampshire
Mitchell Mrs Reuben, 15 high
Mitchell Robert, commercial wharf, h 160 Cumberland
Mitchell Sewall, truss hoop maker, 34 atlantic
Mitchell Thomas, mariner, 19 york
Mitchell Thomas, ship carpenter, G E ferry village
Mitchell Tristram G, at 55 middle
Mitchell William C, 23 high
Mitchell William G, shipmaster, bds 23 high
Mitchelson Thomas A, civil engineer, bds 14 pleasant
Mitts Charles, brass founder, 25 danforth
Mitts John D, eating saloon, 112 federal, h 222 Cumberland
Molan John, laborer, 9 willow
Molans Edward, laborer, foot york
Moles William, laborer, 91 danforth
Monahan Daniel, blacksmith, near foot cotton
Monahan Hugh, laborer, 97 danforth
Monahan Jeremiah, laborer, 5 Chatham
Monday James, teamster, congress above Washington
1 >•; I'M I I I. A N D I> I ■ I 01 0 ■ V.
• . 11 |fl lawrenco
. \. - . ■ ■. zrcsn
M n) ly Bin Aim S, 81 franklin
I Sharles, 18( . . i i 5 eamb r
M l I ly M "■ ' . Id fori sunnier
I lantta
Moody Ebon T, mason, it John
rratory, Dtjinjoy
ly Franklin 0, (Dole &) uthintic win', h 47 franklin
Horace, oooper, B braokett
if railroad employee, old fort snnnst
Mooney John, mariner, 0 E ferry village
M oney John, laborer, hamm
:»»1, middle, near Hampshire
lael, laborer, hammond -
b unmond il
M tor Bev 0 K, pastor of universalis ohnroh, h 7 wQmot
Benjamin If, hair dresser, 124 tore
Labi Factory. M aald, Manufacturers of
BTery description, N ■. 92 Fore Street
r. twin, (4 1 -
• Epbraim, rigger, h 18 lafaj
. :i: .1 B M ' ire'a, B vine
i; ••.■ il l >. Huron, h 10 pino
II N. p| | .
.1 vmi s i;. Mimiti x So\, \m. 1 lit Foiv Stivet. Ilanl-
. Cu'lrrv, NaiU and GHaa; D 9 ifa and
Blinds.
, - fcrs 1 t. 1 ••
fcfl I vine
.iwlia
Monui 1 'Mir 8 center
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 157
Moran Thomas, cordwainer, 30 india
Moran William, laborer, 86 Washington
Morgan A P, provision dealer, 290 congress, h 219 Cumberland
Morgan Mrs Annie, 42 middle
Morgan Jacob L, boarding house, 1 cross
Morgan John, confectioner, rear 58 fore
Morgan Jonathan, counselor, 108 exchange
Morgan Mrs Mary, 75 Washington
Morgan Mrs Sarah, rear 58 fore
Morgan Theophilus B, fisherman, 76 sumner
Morgan William A, railroad clerk, 42 middle
Morrill Alfred W, moulder, 97 congress
Morrill Charles, clerk, 19 sumner
Morrill Mrs Charlotte, 19 sumner
Morrill Edwin, wagoner, 254 congress
Morrill Enoch 0, trader, 22 st lawrence, h 34 st lawrence
J. N. Morrill will attend to weighing and gaughing
at short notice, No. 117 Commercial Street.
Morrill Jedidiah N, 117 commercial, h 78 danforth
Morrill John H B, hair dresser, 62 Washington, rear
Morrill Jonathan S, pile driver, 62 Washington, rear
Morrill Moses, trader, 176 middle, h 95 state
Morrill Paschal, (& Webb) under U S hotel, h 30 gray
Morrill Peter W, trader, 50 spring
Morris Charles J, (Geo Gilman & Co) 83 com, h 36 wilmot
Morris Joseph, mariner, C E ferry village
Morris Wm E, recorder of municipal court, h 43 brown
Morris William T, trader, h 36 york
Morrisey Henry, mariner, bds 128 fore
Morrison Mrs Catharine, 2 willow
Morrison Daniel, steam engineer, 35 Washington
Morrison Daniel jr, carpenter, 35 Washington
J. W. C. Morrison, Photographer, and Dealer in
Ambrotype, Daguerreotype, and Photographic Mate-
rials, Pure Chemicals, &c. Chambers 130, 134, 136
Middle Street.
1 H PO ■ 1 I.AMi DIBBC 1 0 K Y.
W ( list, 1 8 I middle, h 12 £recn
.1 U .• II. |4 i"i:m, 86 fTMhll
MorriiOD John, laborer, 86 India
Iforrifoo Thomas, hop nun. 86 waahii
aJonso, laborer, Is ban
Morse Benjamin, lumber dealer, bdi 241 congress
Chablba AIobsb, M D., Branch Office fioatoo Lang
InMitutr. 209 ConffreBB, Corner Wilmot St Sj
Treatmenl for Dieoaaos of the Dead, Throat and
Longs, b j Medicated Inhalation and other Bern
Morse Charles, physician, 108 song
Morse Chas A B, (S N B eon whf, h B ehestnat
M me Chariot T, painter, 183 oonaress
Mn Dolly E, rear 81 merrfl]
Mor-e IMwanl H, painter, 243 Cumberland
E Lward B, draftsman, with Portiao I mring
Prank H, joiner, •">•> warren
!■'. draftsman, with Port]
Mn Happy, bdi 61 India
Morse Henry [,joil K court
Jamas, mariner, U braokeet
; 0, v\ G :■••;■ • itent leather mannfaotarer, h 18
i k. B On 148 middle, h 18 ipring
i . i;. oiner, fool itoi
smster, it elder
M m. fool pearl
• Nathaniel W, joiner, 88 wan
9 rah, t»> bracket!
\. i .• Washington
ii, h 18 washtagten
ik, | del high
: 1'. !'•• leral,
. David, 18 I
Lei i <,». laborer, olark I
iitfton
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 159
Moses Joshua F, blacksmith, h libby's corner
Moses Rufus, blacksmith, 256 fore, h dark corner pine
Moses Mrs T, 33 brown
Mosier Joseph, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
Mosier Mark, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
Moulton Allen B, (with Rogers & Co) bds 50 middle
Moulton David, back cove, westbrook
Moulton Edward, ship carpenter, 54 fore
Moulton Enoch, harness maker, clapp's block, foot chestnut
Moulton G M, (& Center) 85 commercial, bds 50 middle
Moulton George W, trader, chestnut, h 26 elm
Moulton JW,(C Rogers & Co) 107 commercial, h 45 middle
Moulton John, laborer, 79 brackett
Moulton Mrs Mary A, 40 Washington
Moulton Mrs Mary J, 105 exchange
Moulton William, president Cumberland bank, h 31 high
Mountain Robert, laborer, 5 hammond
Mountfort Edward P, wood dealer, 15 monument
Mountfort James, merchant, 29 fore
Mountfort Joseph, ship master, 13 Washington
Mountfort Robert A, railroad employee, 15 monument
Moxey J C, hair dresser, 37 exchange
Mugford Ezra, teamster, congress, west of vaughan
Mugford Peter, stair builder, h 14 mayo
Muldounay James, tailor, 24 brattle
Mulherring Mrs, widow, waverly place
Mullen Charles, laborer, 36 monument
Mullen Lawrence, trader, 276 fore
Mullen Thomas, laborer, rear 17 mountfort
Mullens John, trader, hancock court
Muller Rev E, pastor st dominie's church, h 34 state
Mulloy John, laborer, 2 poplar
Mulloy Michael, laborer, 2 poplar
Mulnix Andrew, tinsmith, 11 green
Munay T, laborer, gorham's corner
Munger, John W, counselor, 105 middle, h 101 state
Munoz Thomas, bds 203 congress
PO B i i. a \ i) i) i B I p I <> B v.
. irf builder, I
Monroe John, wharf builder, ton
Moosey John II, clerk, b la 27 ohestnut
S 0, Mflmaker, oommerQU] whf, h _:
Monsoo Samoel, clerk, 40 winter
March Albert X. trookman, 62 winter
Moron Mrs Elizabeth, 63 win!
Moroh • art
March II \V, bak< .
Moroh JO,
March John, trader, 69 hrackett
Moroh John B, blankest
Moroh Joseph I, trader, I
Moroh Joeiah, oordwainer, li M myrtle
March Urea, cabinet maker, bdfl t> aider
Moroh Sumner 0, bdl -" myrtle
Murphy Daniel, laborer, 01 iraahJbfi
Murphy Dennis, lab cor, -i: fore
Murphy Edward, monument
Murphy II .;;jr0
Morphy Jam uni
Murphy .lam--, bra
Morphy M I Jai a, 6 bammond
Morphy Jeremiah, harneei mi.
Morphy Jeremiah, labon
Morphy John, mariner, tl Miinner
Morphy John, lab
Morphy John IJ, trookman, si
Murphy Martiu, laborer, 15 danforth
Morphy Mm, wide
sfurph; ::ino
Morphy Oliver, laborer, .". beaoh
Mnrj.
Morphy Peter, trackman, 66 foro
Morphy Robert H, hair dreeter, 100 feueml, h 6 prospect
Morphy Thomas, seam:;
■lorpl lUrt
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 161
Murphy William, laborer, marion st
Murphy William, mariner, stetson's lane
Murray Andrew, sea captain, C E ferry village
Murray Mrs Catharine, 3 tukesbury's court
Murray Dennis, laborer, 24 center
Murray Hugh, brickmaker, portland near libby's corner
Murray John, laborer, 38 monument
Murray Michael, laborer, 47 Washington
Murray Michael, moulder, 110 Washington
Murray Michael, laborer, rear 87 fore
Murray Samuel S, clothes cleanser, 11 sumner
Murray T J, clerk, bds 49 middle
Murray Thomas, laborer, 9 danforth
Murray William, joiner, 14 spruce
Musgrave William, boarding house, 23 india
Mussey Aaron G, baker, 7 union
Mussey Charles, bds 47 danforth
Mussey Daniel, trader, bds 30 free
Mussey John, 121 middle, h 41 danforth
Myers George, mariner, 43 sumner
Myers John, mariner, 43 sumner
Myers John, laborer, pleasant near corner south
Myers John G, railroad contractor, 119 exchange
Myers Peter, blacksmith, 12 larch
Myrick Solomon, landlord U S hotel
NASH A L, dry goods & millinery, 120 middle
Nash D W, (0 M &) stove dealer, 6 exchange, h 6 parris
Nash Daniel F, fancy goods, 102 middle, h 65 franklin
Nash Freedom, clerk, 1 mechanic
Nash Josephus, stove dealer, 174 fore, h 30 danforth
O. M. & D. W. Nash, Dealers in Cooking, Parlor, and
Ship Stoves; Furnaces, Pumps, Lead Pipe, Tin
Ware, &c., &c. No. 6 Exchange Street.
Nash Oliver M, (& D W) stove dealer, 6 exchange, h 8 park
11
l€l PORTLAND DIBIOTOIT.
\ _ ._.
Na*fT William, railroad emp]
. i" Washington, bdi 119 eum
1 • • l . • ■:-, 18 oxford
Nmou John, ship carpenter, ro york
Nason Biohard, truckmi
Hasan Sidney s, truckman, aft I
Nason William if, edge tool maker, i<> aider
John, laborer, hanoook court
ST, (Poor k) 3 1-2 central whf, h tf fore
Neal Ansyl, potter, 5 peaofa
Neel John, eonnaelor, 80 exchange, b v;; state
Neal John W, fonndryman, I
Neal Ifn M 1 1, millinery, 4 I' S 1.
Xeal Mark II, joiner, M oxford
N i Parmenlo, ship matter, b N winter
1 urmenk) W. collector of canal tolls, b SO winter
Neal Miss Rachel \
Neal William, wool poller, 7 tat.-
man1! We • 0 middle
Nelson Andrew, rig
- m Benjamin l'. oanlker, B1 India
i Benry N, laborer, 7 york
Nelson John, laborer, 1 17
'• ttP, -. 87 middle
y village
Nepean William, mariner, 11 merrQl
Keeping Penmanship, Neemith'i Merosmtfle
my. l h Middle Street. Establish^ I in 1848,
: rcantile Penmanship, and Arithmeti
illy taught A- Btudenl
Cla880>, they ean commence at any time.
■ i I . • ber, 144i
Newbegin Ob
1 1 vid, ihipms •
ward l». i.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 163
Newbegin Robert, 27 cotton
Newbegin Samuel B, painter, 228 congress
Newell Albert, painter, montreal st
Newell G N, tinsmith, bds 5 1-2 chapel
Newell J B, joiner, 148 exchange, h montreal st
Newell James N, at J B Newell's, montreal st
Newell John, painter, 12 mountfort
Newell Lendell R, at J B Newell's, montreal st
Newhall Susan, 59 spring
Newhall Watson, agent powder mills, 131 com, h 59 middle
Newman Edward, sheet iron worker, 210 fore
Newman James, wood turner, 2 brackett
Newman John W, cabinet maker, 235 congress, h 25 willow
Newman Samuel, cabinet maker, 235 congress, bds 9 church
Newman Thomas, teamster, portland, near alms house
Newman William P, piano forte maker, 9 church
Newton Abial K, dentist, 18 clapp's block, bds 258 congress
Newton Horatio G, physician, 258 congress
Newton John P, shoemaker, 2 casco
Newton Melissa, dress maker, 368 congress
Nichols Mrs Amos, 9 wilmot
Nichols Mrs Elizabeth, 22 stone
Nichols F S, dry goods dealer, bds 12 wilmot
Nichols F W, printer, 25 exchange, h 106 federal
Nichols Frederick, hair dresser, 152 fore, h 45 federal
Nichols James B, ship master, 69 york
Nichols Mrs M J, millinery, under U S hotel, h 106 federal
N. G. Nichols, Apothecary, No. 2 Jewett's Block, India
Street, (Opposite the foot of Middle Street.) P. S. Partic-
ular attention paid to putting up Physicians' Prescriptions.
Open Sundays, from 9 to 11 A. M.; 1 to 2, and 6 to 7 1-2
o'clock, P. M.
Nichols N Oilman, apothecary, 17 india, bds 9 wilmot
Nichols Prentis M, clerk, bds 9 wilmot
Nichols Thomas, printer, 25 exchange, bds 106 federal
Nicholson Christopher, mariner, 23 Washington
Nickersoqr Mrs Mary, 51 oxford
Ii4 PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Nlokerson Mom B, merchant, N "—"-ifflfiT, h 2 Chatham
\Sraham W, tlOOM Clean DUMT
Nlles Benjamin, window oleaster, -k> mmner
NDm Ebon i>. rope maker, at 1
Bemy, tnwmJfcnr, M mmMi
Niles William II, laborer, Ml wilmot
H. V. NOBLB, cS: Co., No. 87 FoW Strort, DfiaVllll in all
kinds of Lumber usually kept in a Lumber Yank —
AliO, Dealers in Doors, Sashes and Minds.
B. 1. NOBLE. WM. NOBLE.
Noble Beoj F, (ft Co) lumber dealer, 37 fore, li 45 nortli
Noble Mrs Eliza, at .1 Bunihaiif s, west of
Noble Isaac, laborer, 150 Spring
Noble Nympbai B, lumber dealer,20 commercial, h A9 atlantic
Noble Stephen, wood sawyer, b I
Noble Win, (B P ft Co) himbei . . 7 f >re, bds 45 north
Nolan John, york, opposite sngai bouse
Nolan Patrick, laborer, 5 pleasant
Nolan s, laborer, near root danforth
Noiaud David, laborer, W q 1 1
Noiand Peter, laborer, B fcyng
Nolett Peter, mariner, i
. Thomas, trader, 21 in lia, h 8 Washington
Nooning Patrick, laborer, >>'■< lore
Noralong Mrs Ann, B iprmg
I S, railroad employee, tate, near york
Norrii Daniel, gro
Nonti WlUlani, shipmaster, B 1 4 imlth
North Ann, boot binder, I muiiiut
John, oordwalner, I mmner
North John w, saOmaker, •- mmner
Northrop < ;c<»r^»', olark, M bampshlre
I exchange
■
montreal Atroet
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 165
Norton Lucinda N, school teacher, 15 cotton
Norton Martin, laborer, rear 27 center
Norton Patrick, laborer, 15 center
Norton Stephen H, painter, montreal street
Norwood Elias, pedlar, lowell street
Nott Eliphalet, treasurer of P S & P Railroad, h 53 high
Nowell Cyrus, book keeper, 45 oxford
.Nowell G M, trader, 301 congress
Nowell Henry, provisioner, h 36 federal
Nowlan James, trader, center, h 13 center
Nowlan William, laborer, foot york
Noyes Abial T, book agent, 64 pleasant
Noyes Charles, teamster, 24 cedar
Noyes Charles H, boat builder, bds 6 deer
Noyes Mrs Clarissa B, 88 Cumberland
Noyes Daniel P, blacksmith, 248 fore, h 14 state
Noyes Edward M, ship carpenter, back cove village
Noyes Frank, (Noyes, Weston & Co) 103 com, bds 40 high
Noyes George F, clerk, 40 high
Noyes George W, mason, portland, near libby's corner
Noyes Henry C, upholsterer, 8 Chatham
Noyes Henry M, machinist, bds J L Noyes's, near foot myrtle
Noyes Hosea I, painter, 34 federal
Noyes James, clerk, with F Blake, bds near foot pearl
Noyes James F, brush maker, bds 29 Washington
Noyes James L, h on made land, near foot myrtle
Noyes Jefferson, customs boatman, h 77 oxford
Noyes John, walk layer and paver, 29 Washington
Noyes John H, blacksmith, 17 smith
Noyes, Weston & Co., Commission Merchants, and
Dealers in Flour & Provisions, (Willis Block,) 103
Commercial Street, Head of Commercial Wharf.
J. C. NOYES. THOS. H. WESTON. I. M. CUTLER.
FRANK NOYES.
Noyes Jos C, (Weston & Co) 103 commercial, h 40 high
Noyes Mrs Mary, back cove village
166 PO B i i. a n D i) i u EOTOET.
M"*c-( clerk, 21 brown
i ■ • ■ • B . ■
Smith w. trader, h 10 cedar
u'li, painter, 80 fore, li 34 federnl
Stephen jr, painter, M federal
Ward, joiner, h 61 bracket!
i William, (Bice &) trader, beck eo?a rfll
N yefl William II, sail maker, 6 1-2 central wharf
Nugent Francis, laborer, 0 spring
• John, laborer, o spring
Nutter Edward, clerk, bdfl U danfortfa
Nutter Joaeph H, clerk, bdfl '•'>'! danfortfa
Nutter Nathan, merchant, h mi
Nutting Bfiafl 0 0, family boarding >chool, 30 danlbrth
Nuttin. lOOngreaa, rear
Nutting Mi,urhell, painter. BIO 1 -'-
Nye Thomaa, currier, 20 mechanic
O'BBION DANIEL, laborer, 101 danforth
O'Brion Dennis, laborer, n oxford
O'Brion Jeremiah, laborer, 110 danfortfa
O'Brion John, laborer, B plfratant
O'Brioo John, laborer, B Chatham
o 'Brian John, laborer, rear 17 mounl
<)T»n<>n L, laborer, hank street
O'BriOO Michael, -team eii-ineer. near foot OOU
O'Brion Moses, ship builder, '.' beach
( I'Brion Mi"-, wido I
O'Brion Patriok, laborer, center, nearooi
D Patriok, laborer, Bl smith
m Thomaa, laborer, near fool dan:
:i Timothy, labor . I
( ►'■•' m In ininee < Iftice, 166 fore, bee I long wharf
1 ' i • :i EUohard, laborer, 22 onion
Barnard, la1 lano
1 ' I Daniel, Wb( 1 Vring and cent. a-
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 167
O'Connor Neal, cordwainer, 17 danforth
O'Day Edward, laborer, 247 fore
Odd Fellows' Halls, 288 congress, and 88 exchange
O'Dell Mrs Eliza, 15 myrtle
O'Donnell Bartholomew, laborer, rear 9 lafayette
O'Donnell Dennis, laborer, Cumberland above Washington
O'Donnell George, teamster, 45 fore
, O'Donnell Hugh, wig manufacturer, 97 exchange
O'Donnell James, laborer, rear 97 danforth
O'Donnell James, counselor, 122 middle, h 16 pine
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, near foot cotton
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, congress above Washington
O'Donnell Morgan, laborer, 34 monument
O'Donnell Mrs, widow, 262 fore
O'Donnell Neal, laborer, salem lane
0' Flaherty Michael, currier, 23 hanover
O'Freil John, seaman, 5 cobb's court
O'Freil Mrs Margaret, 5 cobb's court
O'Freil William, seaman, 5 cobb's court
O'Haran Maurice, teamster, 23 india
O'Harer William, laborer, 65 fore
O'Hayer Martin, ship carpenter, 112 danforth
O'Hearn Mrs Ann, 24 center
O'Hearn John, stevedore, 36 union
O'Keene Mrs Katherine, 19 danforth
O'Keif John, laborer, 16 tate
Oldall John, file cutter, 108 exchange, bds 15 india
Olds Mrs Elizabeth M, 15 waterville
O'Leary Patrick, tailor, 239 fore
Oleson John, clothing store, 103 fore, h 121 spring
Oliver Frederick, shipmaster, 20 spruce
Oliver Perry, painter, 7 waterville
Oliver Samuel, stevedore, 78 fore
O'Malley Philip, laborer, 4 cobb's court
O'Neal Charles, laborer, 113 exchange
O'Neal Cornelius, laborer, center, corner spring
O'Neal James, tailor, cobb's court
1G8 PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
• John, trader, MB bra, b vi peek
.: John, laborer, riifHinwk tavern, near obeervafl
< » " N < ■ : 1 1 John, laborer, 10 plea-ant
O'Neal Mrs.Iulia, itOtBQn'l lane
O'Neal Patrick, laborer, 12 larch
(>'N • il 'liiiK »th v, laborer, JOffk, opposite sugar house
Ordway QeOfge J, with BllltlJ & Waterhou>e, 147 middle
Ordway lira Reuben, bds (eafree
Orphan Asylum, 20 myrtle
Orr William D, w 1 dealer, ',:) commercial, h 116 brackett
Osborne A 1', grocer, city hall, h «a cedar
Oaborna Ifa Ann, 8 sumner
Osbonie AngOStas, mariner, hancock court
Otborne Thomas, mariner, S6 myrtle
Osbonie W A, hair dresser, corner federal and lime
W. C. Osbobnb, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Waal
India Goode and Groceries, Foreign and Domeatk
Fruits, choice Cigan and jfobaooo, No. 3 City Hall
Building.
Osborne W* C, trader, under city hall, h 21 soutli
Osborne William W, joiner, B sumner
d Abram, 0 B ferry vfU
I Abram JT, tanner, little chebeague island
i Andrew A, proriaionar, city ball, h i»3 oi
< Jhariei n. physician, 168 oav
().-,„,.! Mrs l)orcai| li tranklin
0 od Elbrldgt <;. baker, v^ hnankatl
I Mrs Franci . 2
I (lu-tavu-, laborer, M center
. <k driver. 17 pOftiend
Oaf Uol o P, ~:.::i painter, b I
i Joahna B, L58 i
Osgood Thomas, tanner, ioi green
( >*Sui . . laborer* U union
1 >\S illivan Mr< Mary, 10 pleasant
Jamet , laborer, 80 water \ 1 1 le
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 169
Otis George H, plane maker, h 1 vine
Otis H G, clerk, bds 1 vine
Otis Mrs Ruth, h 1 vine
Owen*B, laborer, 3 bank street
Owen Benj F, mariner, hammond, rear 110 Washington
Owen Cotton, h 69 state
Owen Ebenezer, trader, 4 spruce
Owen Edward, painter, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Owen Edwin C, trader, 25 exchange, h 69 state
Owen George, Cape Elizabeth, near Cape Cottage
Owen Henry C, mariner, hammond, rear 110 Washington
Owen James A, laborer, hammond, rear 110 Washington
Owen Joseph, trader, 4 spruce
Owen Mary, 6 canton
Owen Thomas, laborer, 2 poplar
Owen Wm B, mariner, hammond, rear 110 Washington
Owen Wm S, laborer, hammond, rear 110 Washington
Owens Thomas, laborer, waverly place, near foot spring
Owens Thomas, laborer, 4 danforth
Oxnard Charles, 114 commercia 1, bds 40 danforth
Oxnard Edward, merchant, h 4 0 danforth
Oxnard Edward P, (Butler &) 114 commercial, h 41 winter
Oxnard Frederick, 4 free st block, h 43 spring
Oxnard John, merchant, 492 congress
Oxnard Mrs Stephen, 5 park
Oxnard William, merchant, h 43 spring
Oxnard William F, 43 spring
PACKARD ALBION K, seaman, 18 lafayette
Packard C C, clerk, 246 commercial, bds 50 middle
Packard Hezekiah, book store, 61 exchange, h 460 congress
Paddock Arthur M, physician, 29 state
Paddock Mrs Mary, 29 state
Paddock Thomas, commission merchant, h 29 state
Padelford W F, physician, lime, corner congress
Page Charles W, mariner, hancock alley
170 PORTLAND i» i I I G I 0 R y.
r. 58 braokett
P G II. painter, danforth, d
. l', pointer, danforth, near ?anahan*i brl !
r B chard, painter, billboorn'i court, rear 18
Paine p manufacturer, ireetbrook point
Paine Mrs .lane, 9 portiand
Paine efri Jacob S, 16 green
Paine .1 S, cap! G B navy, h 52 state
Jobn, ooo]
Paine Joseph, cooper, BO Cumberland
Pi i. II. corn merchant, li l India
Paine Michael, Laborer, gorham'i corner
Peine Bichard, currier, SO mechanic
Paine Thomas, laborer, h field, cor pleasant and i
William Paine, Dealer in Bheel Kfoflic, and nCann-
nctarerof Qmbrellae and Paranoia, Corner oi
and CrOSB Street-.
Paine William, nn; '-co, fa 14 ha-
Paine William, jndge municipal court, h 19 park
Palmer Henry, -eaman, wflmot our:, r-'ar M ffflmot
Palmer JamCS, mariner, at 48 -umner
Palmer J B, | Dow, P, ft Ward) L66 middle, h grofe street
Palmer John r. M Q Palmer ft (' Lee middle, b H
Palmer John T, mariner, 81 oxford
I'almcr Moses (I, \ C t)onnct dealer, 144 middle,
Pariah Ifn Mary, 99 iraahington
Parker Ohaiiei H, mariner. IT winter
Parker B B, baker, 96 ozlbrd
Edwin, ihip joiner, bdi IS! fore
1 i. machinist, bdi W bfl
oiner, 1 1 ifl lawrenoe
try village
. raQroad oondnotor, II dark
i lohn I., braei bonder, 9 mountmrt
tier ,may and bnn
I ; \'. .•:-:■.-■. .
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 171
Parker Mrs Keziah G, 46 oxford
Parker Kingsbury E, seaman, 3 peach
Parker Life, stone worker, h 413 congress
Parker Patrick, gardener, 46 pleasant
Parker Reuben, fishmonger, 1 summer near canal
Parker Thomas, grocer, 279 fore, h 1 cotton
Parker William, trader, congress near vaughan
Parker William N, sea captain, 110 spring
Parker William R, teamster, 38 Washington
Parks Albion D, trader, 14 parris
Parks Asa, cordwainer, 15 mechanic
Parks Mrs Elizabeth, 412 congress
Parks Matthew, laborer, 6 waterville
Parks Patrick, laborer, 6 waterville
Parks William, laborer, 1 cobb's court
Parks William, laborer, 6 waterville
Parritt John W, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
Parrs John, mariner, rear 46 sumner
Parry Mrs Mary F, 76 Washington
Parsons Alexander (& Co) 62 middle, h 12 chestnut
Parsons Charles, mariner, peak's island
Parsons Edwin, dentist, 19 free, bds 187 Cumberland
Parsons George, mariner, long island
Parsons Henry, fisherman, peak's island
Parsons Henry jr, peak's island
Parsons James, fisherman, peak's island
Parsons James 0, machinist, 32 india
Parsons John S, fisherman, peak's island
Parsons Miss Mary, rear 7 freeman's lane
Parsons Mrs Nancy B, 179 congress
Parsons Samuel, sea captain, 20 adams
Parsons Samuel N, carpenter, h 26 middle
Parsons Thomas B, teacher of navigation, h 12 deer
Parsons William B, moulder, 15 winter
Partington Joseph, confectioner, 3 mayo
Partridge Charles K, apothecary, bds 241 congress
Partridge Joseph G, teamster, 7 mayo
172 l'OKTLAM) DIRECTORY.
Partridge Samuel <>, harness maker, -7 exchange
Partridge Mrs Thankful, rear 9 mi<ldle
Partridge William i\ bessnseer, U mayo
Patofa David, on ooaat surrey, li 80 Washington
Patch Henry, soap boflar, biumhafl street
Patrick Qeorge, tuamntaf. 19 marriU
Patrick Stephen, maaon, U Washington
i Mrs Celia, 10 smith
Patten Edward M, auctioneer, 24 exchange, b M park
Patten Stephen, (& Hamblin) BOO commercial, h Tob park
Patten Mrs Stephen, li 10 smith
Patterson Mrs Elizabeth, -Wl
Patterson .lames (i, sea captain, tinkliam's court
Patterson William, stone cutter, spring street place
Pavit Qeorge, joiner, II middle
Pavit James, joiner, 21 mid. lie.
Pay-on Charles, cashier merchants' bank, .•
Payson Edward, residence back cove
III \i:v M. PAYSON, Stock ami Badlillge Broker,
Stocks ami Bonds bought and sold, iwcurnuri money
exchanged, \--., fee* N<>. S3 Exchange OltejeL
Payson Henry If, broki - ■ay
• William A, plnmber, 18 market -mare, h M ;
K7" See Pierce
m Benjamin, trader, 106 federal, h U
B|C ; er, 7 park ;
a Edwin, oigar maker, 10 banc
lumber dealer, li <»'.• franklin
••II. jew oler, at 10 1
my B, jewel mge, h 10 V
l'i lbbob ft Ban 1 11. Bakes*. \.>. 16 Willow Btreti, lfs*>
Dfaotnre and keep oonatanuj on haml all ki:.
. PamflieS Supplied, in any j>art of t he
on the most reasonable k Parnfly Flonr of the
brandi alwayi tor
JAOO w. .1. SJO 1 11.
' '\ Smiths baker, lr> willow, h I plum
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 173
Pearson Jacob J, baker, bds at 6 plum
Pearson John, 67 franklin
Pearson Joseph S, clerk, 49 sumner
Pearson Josiah T, cigar maker, 10 hancock
Pearson Miss Mary, rear 9 freeman's lane
Pearson Mrs Mehitable, 56 franklin
Pearson Moses, silversmith, 238 congress, h 6 locust
Pearson Nath'l, (Gerrish &) 74 exchange, bds 7 locust
Pearson William, joiner, 49 sumner
03^* See Parsons
Pease M R, mariner, 301 1-2 congress
Pease Richard, boarding house, 3 silver
Peasley Amos, gas fitter, westbrook point
Pecia Peter B, mariner, 18 north
Peck Benjamin D, state treasurer, 16 parris
Pelham James, mariner, 43 sumner
Pellock George W, baker, 46 portland
Penable Maurice, porter, 38 union
Pendergast Michael, moulder, 2 plum
Pendergast Mrs, cotton below fore
Pennell Albert P, baggage master, P S & P railroad, h 36 oak
Pennell Charles, trader, h 83 Cumberland
Pennell Charles, hair dresser, 2 middle
Pennell Charles J, painter, 10 green
Pennell Clement, trader, 10 green
Pennell Edward, cabinet keeper nat hist soc, h 20 franklin
Pennell Francis, printer, 82 exchange, h 87 spring
Pennell George H, joiner, 41 fore
Pennell George W, trader, 378 congress, h 10 green
Pennell Mrs Harriet D, dressmaker, 39 federal
Pennell Henry, high sheriff, 119 exchange, bds 111 fore
Pennell Horace W, blacksmith, 13 dark
Pennell Mrs John, 8 wilmot
Pennell John M, gas fitter, 16 hanover
Pennell John N, on railroad, 18 munjoy
Pennell Jonathan, ship carpenter, h 39 fore
Pennell Leonard H, joiner, 83 Cumberland
1.1 POBT i. and D i I I G I 0 I v.
Pennell Iffl M:iry, bark cow village
Pennell Mr- . 1 ~ ninnjny
Pennell Biohard 0, musk teacher, h .34 ohcsUml
Pennell Thomas, (Martin Bt) rear old post ««flice, h sVeheetnnt
i'cnnell Thomas If, -'-a raj. tain, ."•; winter
Pannal] William L. ncer, 24 « Ian forth
Penney Leonard, OOOpOT, h portland it, near lib! y»| e'-rner
David T, (& Marrett) B6 middle, h 07 danforth
Perkins Bonjamin, walk layer, h 8S9 Cumberland
Perkins l'.enj a, (J W P \ ('■ i ;: cm, h .;;•
PeridDJ BnOOh, mariner, rear ."> -t lav.
PerUnfl John II, ear builder, G simmer
J. W. Ti EUON8& Ck)., Wholesale Dealen in Medicines,
Paiai Stuffs, Camphene, Bunrina Fluid. Apoth-
ecaries1 Glass ware; Brushes, Sign Painters' Mater; .
1 1: ( SommeroisJ v
■i. w. pbbkihb. a. a. ii uaaa.
kins John W, (& Co) 147 commercial, b C7.
Perkins Mr- Bath Ann, 21 tyng
I ;.::: A 1 1 central whf, h Of* park
Jonas II, merchant, 1 1 7 oommeroial, h l
.11. a Bussell) oommeroia] whf, h ffl oxford
Perry Charles clothier. 72 middle, h 40 brackett
Perry Daniel ( K physician, M i
Perry K N. hat itore, N middle, h I
Perry Enoch I., joiner, 0 B ferry village
Perry John, laborer, b 86 washJ
John 0, painter, olark o
P., hermetieal PWrflslon packer, ."> vine
i . bank olark, boa briek block, tout wilmot
1 1 irid, keeper oeean house, 4 pram
ion John, seaman, c i "•■■- ai>.«ve Washington
j ndnlan church
. - kna
I BQvf •antic
- Mr- John, ..tic
POETLAND DIRECTORY, 175
Pettes Mrs John E, rear 18 atlantic
Pettes Mrs Susan, 24 chestnut
Pettie Hezekiah, joiner, C E ferry village
Pettie Mrs Jane, 113 exchange
Pettie John, laborer, 2 sumner
Pettigrew John, steam engineer, 8 beach
Pettigrew John F, steam engineer, 8 beach
Pettingell Albion, mariner, 5 beach
Pettingell Andrew J, ship master, 10 tate
Pettingell Augustus C, mariner, 7 tate
Pettingell Charles B, trader, 81 fore
Pettingell Daniel, trader, h 23 franklin
Pettingell George A, mariner, 10 beach
Pettingell James, sea captain, 13 tate
Pettingell Stephen, trader, long island
Pettingell True W, trader, h 97 Cumberland
Pettingell William, mason, 1 Chatham
Pettingell William, mariner, 10 beach
Pettingell William jr, laborer, walnut st
Phelps H Nelson, cooper, 181 fore
Phenix John, pattern maker, 57 brackett
Phenix Richard, moulder, 1 park
Philbrook Charles G,. ship carpenter, 7 salem
Philbrook Daniel, trader, 53 Cumberland
Philbrook Daniel M, trader, 7. h 6 Washington
Philbrook Mrs Rachel, 6 Washington
W. S. Philbrook, Manufacturer of Water and Har-
ness Casks, Tanks, Cisterns, Barrels, Kegs, and Buck-
ets. Head Central Wharf.
Philbrook William S, cooper, hd central whf, h 14 smith
Phillips Albert 0, railroad employee, 5 salem
Phillips Caleb H, joiner, 5 salem
Phillips Isaiah, woodsawyer, 2 hammond
Phillips John, mariner, 114 danforth
Phillips John F, railroad employee, 5 salem
Phillips Lowell G, book binder, 69 york
171 i-oKir. and i) i ■ r:c to h y.
Phillips \V F, harness maker, 13 mechanic
\\\ I\ Pbellir, Wholesale Druggist, for nU
Drags, Medicines, Paints, 00s, Dye Stnfls, Camphe
Fluid, to the Trade* at low r d Lead
Company'i Pore White Lead. D ssted to
call at 149 Middle St., Opposite head of G
Phillips Walter l\ apotheeaiji 14'j middle, h 14 pine
Phillips Warren, painter, h 4."> oxford
Phillips William II, joiner, 77 brnckett
Phinney A II. («\ Oo) 171 middle, b near foot preble
Phinney Clement, [Q (iilman ft i.hbradbir;
Phinney Edmnnd, (Bo we h Co) 20s commercial, h 8 is
Phinney Hngfa M, iron founder, h 21 1-2 parrJs
Phinney Mrs Joanna, h Bfl braekett
Phinney Ifrs Margaret, 21 1-2 parrJs
Phinney Patrick, labour, fox's court
Phynn Mrs Margaret, hank st
Piokard Mrs Etnth, Bl oxford
Piokard Samuel, merchant, 40 bfajh
Piokard 8 T, pnblisher Transcript, Bl exohange, bds 49 middle
Pickering Manthano, school teacher, 2 carlton
Picks .!, niachini-t, bdl 19 pearl
Pickett Benjamin W, ship builder, Q B ferry village
Pidgin John P, trader, 8 mayo
Pierce Mrs Ann I.. 2s
Pierce Ebeneser L, joiner, h 21 mayo
Pierce P.dward F, joiner, 0 I J |
Pierce Henry, mariner, l.'i wajhlnj I
Pierce Josiahjr, oonnselor, 1 sample
L, oonnselor, I tempi.'. -^reea
Ramnel, trader, DOS :> silver
. . \. D] Bf h) trader, 17 1 :'
Pierce Stephen M, joiner, 121 brae..
Oharl BL, mariner, ftl siimner
. \ I Mimner
MM M, joiner, Is temple, li 19 salem
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 177
Pike John P, hair dresser, under U S hotel, h 7 elm,
Pike John T, blacksmith, 59 park
Pillsbury Albert L, baker, 8 Washington, h 6 smith
Pillsbury Amos P, shoemaker, 39 oak
Pingree Aaron W, pattern maker, 25 chestnut
Pingree Luther F, colporteur, h 27 green
Piper Mrs Harriet, nurse, 6 congress place
P.iper Lewis, rigger, canton st
Pitts Benjamin, 20 brattle
Plaisted James W, telegraph agent, bds 57 portland
Plaisted Samuel P, carpenter, 57 portland
Plaw Robert, car builder, 66 1-2 sumner, rear
Plaw William, railroad car inspector, ,66 1-2 sumner, rear
Plimpton Elias M, lumber dealer, 100 commercial, h 4 deer
Plumer J C, physician, 19 free, bds 26 free
Plumer William H, deputy marshal, h portland nr alms house
Plummer Mrs Abigail, 25 myrtle
Plummer Mrs Abigail, 10 india
Plummer Arthur, h 101 brackett
Plummer Charles, painter, 101 brackett
Plummer Charles F, clerk, 151 fore, bds 40 federal
Charles M. Plummer, White and Blacksmith, Man-
ufacturer of Iron Fence, Iron Grating, Doors, Shutters, &c,
&c , 12 Union Street. Particular attention paid to furnish-
ing Iron Fences for Cemetery lots; and those in want
would find it for their advantage to give him a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Plummer Charles M, 12 union, h 21 middle
Plummer Daniel, joiner, 60 oxford
Plummer Edwin, editor, 64 middle
Plummer Horace, shoemaker, 18 beckett
Plummer Jeremiah, mason, 38 middle
Plummer John M, blacksmith, 70 franklin
Plummer Moses I, trader, 151 fore, h 40 federal
Plummer Peter W, carpenter, forest st
Plummer William P, railroad employee, 7 hancock
Poland Alvin, joiner, at 14 mayo
12
17S FOB i LA n D D I B iiCTORY
Poland J ;:ilic
l>(,ii-- ihlp oarpenter, back oom village
wall, Bhip oarpenter, bank cove village
Poliitar Stilman. shook maker, back cove village
Pollard Prank, rtaana engto ar, '7 spring
PoUeyi John, marinar, 44 plaaaant
PomarasJ F, mafthinjfft, bdi 19 pearl
Pomaroy Hn Prisoflla N. B
Pomaroj Walter H, student, 5 state
Pool John C, (Knight, Pool .V Co) 270 commercial, h 16 brown
Poole Calvin, truckman, IS canton
I.unice, 17 eumner
Toole Nathaniel, hacknmn. 17 canton
Poole William H, mariner, G B ferry village
P00k William L, sailmaker. 4 Minmer
Poor Charles, I Nee] rigger, I I I central whf, h 25 fore
Poor David X, fisherman, peak'l Island
Poof Frederick A, (& Joaa) B6 middle, h 25 park
Poor Jamef V, niaohlnlst, U mnnjoy
Poor John A, oonnaelor, i"-'> 1-2 middle, h 74 park
r :• .1 1 11. Bakec ft o «J - I firk
: homai H, watohmaker, bdi 2:. park
Porter Edward w, machinist, bdi 7 mnnjoy
Porter Henry, laborer, 19 Salem
Porter John, joiner rllle
Porter Mil S W, •
Portland Dispensary, 161 middle
Portland l>uck Warehouse, 15S fore
Portland Mutual Fire InMir:. ' '• He
Portland Transcript, offlM II Bachl
p •. ■ i - • trner, with w I
1' ••• I IBM I M, uph.'Ut.Mvr, 5 m-»untf.'rt
1' • ■ \\ .. | m 1. mm • . I in-.untr.rt
p-.tter Barrett, oonneelor, h \ I
ftoaeDa, 7- muhfagton
,7 danlorth
PeweUJana
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 179
Powell Jesse, sailmaker, 6 federal
Powell Mrs Susan B, 6 federal
Powell Thomas, laborer, 28 pleasant
Powers James, seaman, 3 bank
Powers James jr, painter, 3 bank
Powers John, laborer, congress above Washington
Powers John, laborer, 3 hammond
Powers Richard A, trader, 211 fore
Powers Robert, painter, 3 bank
Powers Samuel, shoemaker, 28 pleasant
Pratt A P, paintfer, 5 silver, h 29 myrtle
Pratt Benjamin F, pattern maker, h oak, near congress
Pratt David, railroad employee, 51 fore
Pratt Rev James, rector St Stephen's church, h 8 brown
Pratt Levi L, ship joiner, G E ferry village
Pray Francis E, merchant tailor, 74 middle, h 1 carlton
Pray James W, printer, at B Thurston's, bds 29 green
Pray Mrs, widow, 1 carlton
Preble Mrs William P, 17 state
Preble William P, clerk U S district court, h 397 congress
Prentiss A, mason, bds 127 fore
Prentiss Artemas, gardener, h 59 Cumberland
Prentiss George, 52 oxford
Prentiss George M, laborer, 43 north
Prentiss James, corn measurer, hill street
Prescott Benjamin H, cooper, portland, near libby's corner
Prescott Francis S, cooper, libby's corner
Presley Patrick, laborer, 2 hammond
Pressey Mrs Hannah W, 4 congress place
Prettiman James B, machinist, 43 north
Pride Joshua T, stone cutter, bds 2 hall's court
Pridham Mrs Lucy, 8 mountfort
Prince Addison G, shipmaster, 38 brown
Prince Albion, tailor, 11 garden
Prince Charles, clerk, 64 Cumberland
Prince Charles, clerk, bds 39 middle
Prince Daniel, blacksmith, 25 hanover
180 I'OKTLAND MKKCTORY.
Prince Ebencser, shipmaster, fa M Cumberland
Prince Ellen B, it 110 Cumberland
Prince I rr'l'k A, captain llBSSnor Montreal, fa 7'j Cumberland
Piteoe JtanM n. express office, 84 exchange, b 3 l-l myrtle
Prince Paul, wood desier, lineoln, near foot wilmot
Prince Samuel N, MS captain, 101 oxford
Prince Mrs Sophronia, 3b brown
Prlndls James B, Brftfata & Am express agent, 90 exchange
Proctor Frederick, teamster, 1
Proctor Jeremiah, inspaetof of Ash, central whf, fa 1 Mlam
Proctor John C, clerk, 7 church
Proctor John F, refreshment saloon, 101 federal
Pudor C Ferdinand, physician, 72 free
Purinton George H, civil engineer, bdfl 3 fe<leral
Purinton John, trader, 17G fore, h 16S Cumberland
Purinton Xath'l L (& Hobbs) gfl D0ffj 189 : : -\ fa H I xford
Purinton William II, clerk, bds 166 Cumberland
Purinton William II, trader, lid long whfj h 84 danforth
Purinton Win-dow II, h 8 federal
Putnam Artemas grocer, danforth, h 1 cotton
QUEEN F, laborer, 6 spring
Quigley James, laborer, N s^ashm f
Quinby A, harness maker, bds 3f>2 congress
Quinby Charles O, joiner, B brackett
Quinby Frederick A, D S deputy marshal, M pi achat!
Quinby Jacob, sazten, 181 exchange, b Nfl cngrOSS
Qnmbj Johnson at, hom • r, 21 tyng
Quinby Mrs Mary, M brackett
Quinby William If, painter, bdl 861 congress
Quincy Albert, painter, h | deer
Quincy Mrs Ann, M p:irk
Quincy Henry, watch maker. U
EL (i. QUON v. I baler in WjAnl I I, J< PI hj ami F;im-y
, Peri unary. Potm
Qermanand Bird Cages, 'Kiigli&h,
1 1 ench ond American Toys. N . M Exohanj
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 181
Quincy H G, fancy goods, 46 exchange, h 5 federal
Quincy Mrs Mary G, 15 casco
Quincy William A, book binder, h 10 monument
Quincy William J, clerk, 5 federal
Quinn Francis, laborer, 6 spring
Quinn James, boiler maker, 53 Washington
Quinn John A, cooper, h 94 danforth
Quinn Patrick, laborer, 40 adams
Quinn Thomas, boilermaker, 34 monument
Quirk John, laborer, rear 33 north
RACKLEFF JAMES, merchant, bds 57 middle
Racklyft Benjamin, mariner, congress place
Racklyft Edward, ship master, 67 york
Racklyft James B, 312 congress, h congress place
Racklyft Rebecca, teacher of music, 6 congress place
Racklyft Mrs S, 3 south
Radford Benjamin, h 37 pearl
Radford Lincoln, merchant, 37 pearl
Radford William, cabinet maker, h 27 elm
Radford William J, cooper, 27 elm
Rae William, clerk, 69 spring
RafFerty Thomas, laborer, 109 exchange
Rafter Daniel, laborer, 8 freeman's lane
Rafter Edward, laborer, 11 larch
Ragen James, mason tender, field, cor pleasant and south
Ragen James, laborer, rear 16 summer
Ragen Jeremiah, laborer, 5 Chatham
Ragen John, mason, 4 spring
Ragen Peter, ship carpenter, 228 fore
Ramsay Beza, laborer, 33 pine
Ramsay Edward B, hack driver, 327 congress
Ramsay Joseph B, hack driver, Cumberland, near foot preble
Ramsdell Alfred, on steamboat, h 9 hancock
Ramsdell William, trader, 116 brackett
Ramsell F A, moulder, bds 21 cross
[81 PO B T i- a \ i) D I B B01 <> B v.
II, milliner] . firee
Band Ge Kge H, thip o min«roltl
Band John, ooonselor, 139 mi. Idle, h 38 park
Kami John P, cb-rk. 19 o-dar
Band John W, joiner, b 19 Ml
Baa I J - h M, painter, h G spruce
; Michael, -hip carpenter, 9 commercial
Band N, bowling saloon, 7 Lime, h 84 stone
Band Nelson, joiner, 19 rf lawrence
Band B B, olerk, bdi 270 fore
Band Samuel, ri^cr, 270 fore
Band Sumner C, clerk, 70 spring
Band Wm II, brick maker, 0 « BOD99 tavern
1: ; . i Woodbury, Boap-maker, 181 braokett
BandaU Alfred, railroad employee, b '.- N
Bandall Daniel, (& Bampson) u it lawrence b n watarrffle
Randall Hev Daniel B, pastor pine it methodiet ch, h!9 spmoe
Randall Blbridge, trader, (9 brackctt
BandaU Gk
Kandali Qe > A C, OTnsl •. vv p inter! 89 union, n 51 pearl
Randall QeOfge K, joiner, OOmer pearl and laurel
Kandali BoUis, mason, B oongi
Randall I-aac, trader, back cove v.
BandallJaOOb, mariner, 87 warren
Randall Jafl ■ :;1 runner
BandaUJohn A Oo 116 oommeroial, b -
Bandall Joseph, trader, bank cove villa-e
Randall Joshua P, id Randall 5c C IM c mmercial, h 6 gray
BandaU Mrs, widow, 2 laurel
l; . I J] Orrin, calker, B chatham
•.mnereial, h 11 salem
R an-lall Mrs Sarah S, 10
rial, b 11 middle
Randall Thomas, joiner, h 7 snvden
ID William, laborer, walnut street
B tead John W, Hone entti
i lin, truckman, Pj high
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 183
Ray John G, ship carpenter, 42 parris
Ray Stewart, joiner, summer, near canal lock
See Rea
Raymond Charles N, bowling alley, h 35 york
Raymond M B, provisioner, 388 congress, bds 46 winter
Rea Mrs Albus, 217 congress
See Rae and Ray
Read Thomas B, watchman, 125 brackett
Read Wm H, trader, Cumberland, h 129 Cumberland
Ready John, cooper, tinkham's court
Ready M H, clerk, bds american house, 159 fore
Rechabite Hall, 334 congress
Redfern Joseph, clerk, 51 fore
Redlon Benjamin M, carpenter, vaughan, near pine
Redlon Nathaniel, cordwainer, 411 congress
Redlon Thomas J, shoemaker, 23 portland, bds 13 canton
Reed Daniel G, carpenter, 93 Cumberland
Reed Gilman L, joiner, vernon court
Reed Griffin D S, hancock alley
Reed Henry, mariner, 78 Washington
Reed J W, clerk, 95 commercial
Reed John S, joiner, 31 green
Reed Joseph, Intelligence office, 144 exchange
Reed Josiah, tinsmith, 2 monument
Reed Philemon P, billiard saloon, 81 federal, h 9 prospect
Reed William G, carpenter, bds 2 cotton
Reed William H, barber, hancock alley
Reeves John J W, clerk, 496 congress
Reeves Mrs Margaret, 429 congress
Relhan Mrs Catharine, congress above Washington
Remick John, joiner, 62 brackett
Remick John C, merchant, westbrook, near woodford's corner
Renn Bartholemew, hostler, lime, near post office
Resach Joseph, clerk, bds 19 pearl
Reynolds Charles H, student, 66 free
Reynolds L 0, grocer, 382 congress, h 66 brackett
Rhodes Samuel D, spar maker, 29 york
1 M I'd | | I. A N D I) I B I C I O RT.
Bhjnai John (ft Oo) com merchant, 270 connn, h 32 park
Bbynee John, mtohinift, 18
1; . J . I I
I; eChai IflT, buck cove village
Kice rfhlritt M, okrk, lfi waterville
i;: • Mn i:ii/ab. •::■., 2- chestnut
EUoC II P, clerk, bdl 4'.' middle
.man, 37 st kiwrenco
Rice Luther, joiner, 13 cotton
I 0, (Tyler, Kice ft Suns) 140 commercial, h £0 danforth
Kice Xehemiah W, 140 commercial, bds 47 danforth
Kice Richard (J, truckman, 13 munjoy
Rice Simeon T, joiner, h 7 middle
Kice ThomftA, laborer, 19 m<»untfort
Rice "William, painter, 8 garden
!;; ' William II, truckman, 40 Dm
Biofa Andrew .T, cabinet maker, 8 stone
Kick Artemas shoemaker, 74 brackett
Biota Chaiiec 11. oordwainer, l pork
Biota ESbonoaer, joiner, Dunham it
Biota Edward, cook, 35 center
Biofa V O, printer, 106 1-2 middle, h 41 chestnut
Biota Gardner, oordwainer, l park
Kick lieor^e II, carpenter, 12 -alem
Ricli John P, Baperintandaal I ft G B K, tt?ai Df B
Biota II X, printer, 179 Cumberland
Kieh Biahworfh, oordwainor,
Biota BnaeeH, joiner, bdi Bi salem
Kieh Samind S, OOffln maker. 1 | I mechanic
Kieh Thomai B, school taaohar, '•• li UH Cumberland
Blobardi Bonjamin 0, trnokmai
I i-oiine, boarding bonaa, N mi. idle
I Iharioi <i. aarnaai oaakar, h 7 mechanic
!i. oarpentar,
Blohai
Blobardi Ifn Bnaiea, 7 inajo
Blobardi Geo K, shoemaker, 120 fore, h Ubfar9! cornor
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 185
Richards Horace B, joiner, 4 park
Richards John, brickmaker, horse tavern
Richards Samuel, truckman, forest street
Richards S M, trader, 74 spring
Richards William, cooper, libby's corner
Wm. B. Richards, (Successor to John Bounds,) Man-
ufacturer of and Dealer in Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks,
Valises, Travelling Bags, &c. No. 168 Middle Street.
Richards Wm B, harness maker, 168 middle, h 7 mechanic
Richards , filer, h corner fore and sumner
Richardson Mrs Abigail M, 8 middle
Richardson Adolphus T, mariner, 4 merrill
Richardson Charles, 115 commercial, h 138 Cumberland
Richardson Edward A, 21 waterville
Richardson George E, calker, 50 brackett
Richardson Israel, merchant, bds 74 park
Richardson Jacob, mariner, rear 40 sumner
Richardson Jacob S, water boat man, 21 waterville
Richardson James, mason, 2 plum
Richardson James A, painter, 21 melbourne
Richardson John, pocket book manufacturer, 30 green
Richardson John H, on steamboat, bds 8 middle
Richardson John H, mariner, ingraham's court
Richardson Joshua, merchant, 209 commercial, h 43 danforth
Richardson N P, iron founder, 209 commercial, h 43 danforth
Richardson Roswell M, lumber dealer, 12 gray-
Richardson Thomas, 8 middle
Richardson Thomas, blacksmith, 5 monument
Richardson V M, (Woodman, True, & Co) 54 middle, h 3 han'r
Richardson W R, physician, 21 brown
Ricker Benjamin F, joiner, 44 salem
Ricker D B, clerk, 180 fore
Ricker John jr, carpenter, 16 dark
Ricker John W, shipmaster, 7 tate
Ricker Joseph S, tanner, 80 green
Ricker Stephen, shipmaster, 7 park
1 $6 J'" I 1 L ■ N D D i B I C i 0 RT.
Win, tamer, ad brown's wafj h kaigafi village, C E
Ki^. -out Nathaniel, machinist, »; moon
l; V'L'iiil, widow, BO north
Bl let Thomas, la rth
i v Joseph, file cutter, dark street
Blbridge (i, batcher, vaaghan
. bntoher, vaaghan, near bracket!
.
I! | James, tanner, 129 brackett
i; - John H, trader, 5oi
Biley Barnard, Laborer, BO union
Kiley George B, joiner, bdl 1"j cclar
Kiley John, mariner, 106 fore
Biley Patriok, laborer, B ramner
Billon Mrs Catharfa ft, near Washington
i: Charles H, blacksmith, 122 brackett
David H. cooper, 1 Chatham
Bines John, laborer, irestbrook
Bines John, laborer, bradley'a lane
l; M Owen, laborer. OCX JTOTk and danteth
1; mj Thomaa, laborer, near fool cotton
1; - 1 > i'. i ■•• n : ' trdaa n, b I B lamoec
Blng H l», painter, B portlaad
1; loon, laborer, york, near park
Blng Joseph, (J H Oook A C L 26 exchange, h 10 >tlawrcnc©
Bing Martin, laborer, i" pleasant
l: I »rrin, deputy marshal, 179 Cumberland
i: 1: ibert, traokman, corner spring and 0
Blordaa John, laborer, rear 7 Lafnyi
: William, laborer, Bl center
Blpley B H. ihoemaker, -. li wUmol if
Blplej Bev Thomas H. city mi? ; park
K.»:i,-h Charles W, laborer, 0 tyng
Roach Edward, hostler, llo exchange
I; ii
I! lohn, laborer, 7 pleasant
Roach J ohi 1 A. laborer, ''i park
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 187
Roach John A J, clerk, bds 47 york
Roach Moses, stevedore, beach, near canal
Roach Thomas, laborer, stetson's lane
Roak John, waiter, U S hotel
Roak Peter, laborer, congress above Washington
Robbins George, painter, 183 congress
Robbins Lydia E, school teacher, 46 oxford
Robbins Mrs Mercy B, 46 oxford
• Roberts Mrs Aaron, westbrook point
Roberts Benjamin F, waiter, rear 11 hampshire
Roberts C W, mason, 38 federal
Roberts Daniel S, shoemaker, india court
Roberts Edward A, painter, bds 17 vine
Roberts John R, book keeper, 11 union, h 18 high
Roberts Joseph S, boat builder, hd union whf, h 51 york
Roberts Mrs Julia A, 64 franklin
Roberts Lemuel S, truckman, 54 salem
Roberts Mrs Mary, 34 parris
Roberts Nathan D, grocer, corner york
Roberts Nathaniel, joiner, 108 spring
Roberts Nicholas B, blacksmith, 27 brackett
Roberts Stillman, provision store, india, h 9 cross
Roberts Mrs Thomas, C E ferry village
Roberts Thomas A, painter, h 12 congress place
Thomas F. Roberts, Boat Builder, near Head Union
Wharf. All kinds of Boats on hand, or made to or-
der at short notice.
Roberts Thos F, boat builder, 269 commercial, h 48 york
Roberts Thomas S, trader, 24 india, h 6 monument
Roberts William A, at F Blake's, 58 exchange
Roberts William H, baker, 45 green
Roberts William H, painter, congress place
Robertson Alfred, trader, h 16 pleasant
Robinson A J, joiner, C E ferry -village
Robinson Albion K P, provision packer, 1 wilmot
Robinson Alexander, seaman, sebastopol, franklin near fore
|86 in i: i i. a n i> dihtctory.
Robinson Augustas, itationery,
Boblnson Charles B, Insmitiir. 10 washing
Boblnson Charles D, railroad employee, I middlo
Boblnson Charles H, mariner, 19
Boblnson Charles P, briekmaker, congress nr railroad crossing
C. W. Robinson ft Co., Dealers in Silks, Shawls, Em-
broideries, Cotton. Linen, Woolen, and Bousekeeping
Goods. 125 Middle Btreet) Mnaeey Block, opposite
Union Btreet
Boblnson Chariot \Y, dry pood% 116 middle, h 100 congress
Boblnson David, confectioner, 38 center
Boblnson David jr, Insnranos i ion, li 12 maple
K«)itin^< >n Edward, at 40 India
BobinSOD Edward, mariner, dyer's lane
Boblnson Edward X, New fork express, at 23S commercial
Boblnson Elliot <>, bda "> south
Boblnson P, fancy ur"" 1-, 111 middle, at 48 India
Bobinson ¥ vv, civil engineer, 119 exchange, bdi elm
Boblnson Frankhn, (C W B & Oo) 116 middle, blMc
Bobinson Fred'k \V, (0 vv 1; A Oo 116 middle, fa 1
i; 1 1 too D, (Sohnmaoher ft | 144 middle, h 2 nan
Bobinson Qeorgs II, clerk, 23 high
Robin* I k w Wt
Boblnson Iflai Hannah, 17 I
Bobinson Henry, (anoj goo is, 114 middle, at 4'.» India
:: Bosea I. (ft Deerlng) portland pier, h M algja
Bobinson Jamas, joiner, h I alder
m James E, h 6 south
i: i • . ihipmaster, h SO india
l; iSOn L, trader, 37 IbrS
B ran Lather, grooer, 11 snmner
BoblnSOn M.»st's, student, l>d* 77 free
Boblnson 0*Neai olerk, bds 60 middle
B R • i i,\ •■• i let, I tat
. 17 tyng
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 189
Lancaster Hall Confectionery, Ice Cream, Oyster,
and Dining Rooms, comer of Center and Congress streets.
Ladies' room on Center street, adjoining the Store. Gentle-
men's room on Center street, entrance at the rear of the
Store. Meals furnished at all hours of the day. Engine,
Military, and other Companies furnished with Dinners, Sup-
pers, or Collations, in a style equal to the best. Families
and parties furnished with Ice Creams, Oysters, hot and
cold Meats, and all articles in this line of business.
K. L. ROBINSON.
Robinson Richard L, eating house, lancaster hall, h 27 brown
Robinson Samuel, laborer, 4 tinkham's court
Robinson Thomas F, teamster, Cumberland above Washington
Robinson Mrs Ursula F, at 57 franklin
Robinson Warren, dry goods, 125 middle, bds 39 1-2 federal
Robinson William C, physician & surgeon, 21 1-2 free
W. D. Robinson, Dealer in Books and Stationery,
Violin Strings &c, Accordeons and Fancy Articles.
No. 40 Exchange Street.
Robinson Wm D, periodicals &c, 42 exchange, h 39 1-2 federal
Robinson William H, baker, h 224 Cumberland
Robinson Woodbury, clerk, bds 39 1-2 federal
Robison Robert I, oil merchant, 17 exchange, h 42 park
Rogers America B, baker, h 12 parris
Rogers Charles, (& Co) 107 commercial, h 27 state
Rogers Charles B, clerk, bds 27 state
Rogers Charles H, teamster, libby's corner
Rogers John, trader, 19 york
Rogers John T, merchant, 43 india
Rogers Michael, laborer, 10 pleasant
Rogers Spencer, ship joiner, 41 st lawrence
Roland Timothy, mason tender, cotton below fore
Rolf Benjamin, calker, 132 brackett
Rolf Benjamin jr, (C P &) 287 congress, h 12 hanover
Rolf Benjamin 3d, painter, hd central whf, h 17 atlantic
Rolf Charles P, (Benj &) 287 congress, h 5 cedar
Rolf Jacob, eating saloon, 62 middle, h 10 pearl
190 FOB I i, WD DIB I OTO B v.
. 17 atlantic
Bolf Mrs widow, 110 bracket!
Rolf Samuel, (.1 Durgin k) U
William, painter, 17 atlantic
Rollins & Trowbridge, Iron Founders, Ifaiu&etur-
of ship Castings, Oven, Ash, and Boiler Mouths,
Caldron Settles, Door Rolls, Fence Castings, ft .
Corner of I rnion and Pore streeta.
\. O. ROLLINS. c. I. ii:o\vni:ii>«;r..
Bollins Nathan 0, (& Trowbridge) hd union whfj li 23 parris
Bollins lira Priseflla, 28 parrli
Boony Bartholomew, lab
Bryant, laborer, i 1 5
Boony James, machinist, 9 mayo
Boony John, paint.'-. 28
Boony Patrick, truckman, B mayo
B ■-•• I k nrge, back driver, bds rear I
B John, mariner, 18 Miinmcr
B a« John, mariner, lv -
B « Iharlea ^\^ printer, 28 mayo
B ei I >avid. plastl urt
Boss David jr, mason, 1 1 canton
B ai I ■•• ■■■ ■•■ B, olerk, bds 19
Henry <;, mason, h 21 elder
K«,ss Hugh, plasterer, ". brown's court
B Bnghjr, plasterer, 8 brown's court
I! '- Mrs .lane, 31 middle
'.
Ko.h John, fi<lim i . ushington
Ko<s John M, .", pr-pect
:, blacksmith, 8 1-2 sura
I- ' diua, painter, LG casco
lv ■ I.- -mard, confectioju r. 12 cosco
I'. 1 wilmol
.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 191
Ross William, sea captain, 13 cotton
Ross William, (& Sturdivant) 73 commercial, h 190 congress
Ross William B, plasterer, 3 brown's court
Rounds H B, dressmaker, 105 middle
Rounds Samuel, (& Yeaton) 36 commercial, h 6 boyd
Rounds Mrs Sarah, 6 dow
Rowe Charles B, railroad employee, 64 sumner
Rowe E Freeman, mason, 36 waterville
. Rowe Ellery W, truckman, 24 spruce
Rowe Mrs Isaac, 64 sumner
Rowe James W, brickmaker, near libby's corner
Rowe Thomas, laborer, hancock court
Rowe William W, (& Jordan) 129 commercial, h 4 carlton
Royal John, laborer, 94 brackett
Royal N J, steam mill, 6 commercial, h 37 melbourne
Ruby Isaiah B, laborer, hancock court
Ruby Reuben, trader, 42 sumner
Ruby William W, mariner, at 42 sumner
Rugg Joseph P, machinist, 29 atlantic
Rugg L N, physician, h 193 1-2 congress
Rumery Joseph, joiner, 11 portland
Rumery Lawreston, joiner, st John street
Rumery Otis, carpenter, bds 19 pearl
Rumery & Burnham, Packers and Wholesale Dealers
in Preserved Meats, Fish, Vegetables, &c. Corner
Franklin and Commercial streets.
SAMUEL RUMERY. GEO. BURNHAM, JR.
Rumery Samuel, (& Burnham) h 6 myrtle
Rundlett Charles, carriage maker, rear 312 congress
Runnells J D, 11 munjoy
Runnells Mrs, 28 st lawrence
Runnells Samuel D, mariner, burnham st
Runnells William A, cabinet maker, 11 munjoy
Rush Mrs E M, governess Female Orphan Asylum, 24 myrtle
Rush Thomas, laborer, shamrock tavern, near observatory
Russell Mrs Clara, tailoress, 18 hampshire
tffl ]•<» l: I I.A N I) DIRECTORY
Bnssel] Edward, mariner, at 18 nrmner
I; -■■'.! Edwin E, musician, BO braokett
i; tell Earn, joiner, b 10 ban
1; . • :i l-' L, hostler, I pram
l: . ieU Isaac B, joiner, Bl munjoy
i. all •' l>, oooper, I plum
Bnasell John (ft J) carriage maker, 311 oongress, h li eaaoo
Bnssel] John, upholsterer, bdi 10 franklin
BnaaeU Johnjr, inp*t l* S ft P railroad, b
Bnasel] John Wt (Perley ft | oommercia] whfj li 44 pearl
Baatell Joseph (ft -h carriage maker, 311 congress, h 7 higfi
BosseS Joseph B, hostler, 18 pleasant
D Joseph P, machinist, 19 men-ill
BusseU Moses, joiner, \~> pearl
BnsseO Sarah, dressmaker, iv hampshire
Bnssell Thomas, mariner, 28 Washington
Byan Mrs Haunali, bds 18 eross
Byan John, laborer, 44 monument
Byan Thomas, Laborer, Cumberland above washii
Byan Washington, [McGflYery, B ft Davit 161 cum, h 4 liigh
SABINE WILLIAM, frnit dealer, bds 212 congress
Safibrd Mrs Char'.. .-ant
Saffbrd Bstbi lane
Saffbrd Jeremiah, laborer, h 8 bradley*i . ter
Baflbrd Josfana <>, merohant, 1
Saddler William, oordwainer, 2s pleasant
! William V, merchant, h :>". fa
Fini Boksxs, and every description of Fariimiahln
Carriages, Inohiding Oaleones, Barouches, and dose Conon*
irayi in excellent order, may be had at all times, at
• 1 Livery Sable of Chi a , Oak Street, Id door went
1 others are respectfully
Urrited to call.
Sager Charles, stabler, oak, h 18 m
Salin. ... 1'. ... i b st
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 193
Salomon Mrs J, millinery, 6 clapp's block
Samples James H, laborer, 76 Washington
Sampson Mrs Abigail, 41 oak
Sampson Charles, (Randall &) 44 st lawrence, h 22 monument
Sampson Micah, (Webster &) 20 commercial whf, h 41 oak
Sampson William S, 19 tyng
Sanborn & Carter, Publishers and Wholesale Deal-
ers in Standard, School, Law, Medical, Theological and Mis-
cellaneous Books, Importers of Stationery, and Paper Hang-
ings, Manufacturers of Paged Blank Books, &c, No. 65 Ex-
change Street.
O. L. SANBORN. EZRA CARTER, JR.
Sanborn & Carter, book publishers, 55 exchange
Sanborn James, railroad employee, 31 sumuer
Sanborn Stephen, h westbrook point
Sands Charles B, blacksmith, h westbrook point
Sands Cyrus F, blacksmith, 21 middle
Sanford Mary Ann, 102 Washington
Sanford Thomas, cook, h 102 Washington
Sargent Miss Caroline F, bds 18 pleasant
Sargent Eli, shipmaster, 2 st lawrence
Sargent Fitz E, fish dealer, 102 commercial, h 14 st lawrence
Sargent Henry, shipmaster, 13 waterville
Sargent John, h 47 franklin
Sargent Mrs Sarah E, 47 franklin
Sargent Solomon, hatter, h 20 india
Sargent William H, fish dealer, h 16 st lawrence
Sargent William H, painter, 4 appleton blk, rear 312 congress
Sastroff Mrs Frances, dress maker, 2 congress place
Satrustegui Miguel de (& Asencio) com mer, 2 moulton's bl'k
Savage James, laborer, 7 york
Saville George H, steam engineer, h rear 8 salem
Sailor's Home, corner of India and Middle Streets.
John Dix, Superintendent. Good accommodations for
Transient Boarders.
Savings Bank, Canal Bank building
13
1 || V 0 B I L A N I) I) I K I CTORT.
Bawyar Abel, ship matter, h 146 Cumberland
Bawyar Albert, teamster, 18
Bawyar Albion, hoe bar, M smith
Bawyar AmM H, oarriaga maker, h Cumberland near preble
Sawyer Andrew s, shoemaker, 37 brown
BT Charles, shipmaster, 51 federal
Bawyar Oharlei R, wood and coal dealer, h 34 york
Sawyer David A, *ea captain, h C E ferry village
Sawyer Eban F, joiner, vernon oonrt
Sawyer F dward, truckman, h »j dyer's- lane
Sawyer Fdward II, joiner, 25 merrill
■T Edwin, st<-re b [an]
Sawyer Bnooh, blacksmith, 100 fore, h 9 franklin
Sawyer F A, joiner, 8 mechanic
Bawyar Ifn Fanny, 172 congress
Sawyer Franei- If, tinsmith, 130 brackett
Sawyer Franci- <>, OOOper, eu-t<>m house whf, h 3 *tate
Bawyar Frederick W, lea oantain, 0 1" ferry village
Bewyt lilroad employee, Bl inmnei
Sawyer QeOTge, 71 commercial, h UnOOm, near wibnot
deaf, trader. 5 exchange, h 14 ham]
Sawver baac, tinsmith, eaaez court
Sawyer J, elerk, Cumberland, near preblo
Sawyer J L. carriage maker, li eumberland, near preble
Bawyar J Wt i : i - 1 ►• *« • t< »r of Bah, onatom honac whf, 41 1 .
r John, farmer, peak'* (aland
Sawyer John H, ibipmaatar, h IB merrill
Sawyer John M, 31 merrill
Bawyar Jamai i>, oonfeottoner, 141 niddla
Sawyer Mr- Levi, IB hieji
Sawyer Mis Martlia, danforth, near :
V. .t ,r |fn M:iry 0, 1" mechanic
f Melville, elerk, 11 franklin
Sawyer Merrick, itOfM eutter, LB6 spring
r, mariner, 31 center
be] H. trader, 1J4 Cumberland
Sawyer Sai . ant
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 195
Sawyer Mrs Sarah B, boarding house, 27 green
Sawyer Simeon M, house carpenter, 20 anderson
Sawyer Thomas J, machinist, 115 congress
Sawyer Thomas L, fish inspector, custom house whf, h 14 vine
Sawyer Thomas T, (& Co) 80 commercial, h 113 Cumberland
Sawyer William, rope maker, h 87 oxford
Sawyer William, farmer, back cove village
Sawyer William G, clerk, bds 172 congress
Sawyer Wm H, tinsmith, danforth, near vaughan's bridge
Scagell Mrs Martha Jane, 6 portland
Scagell William, tobacconist, 131 commercial, h 4 parris
Scallan Benjamin L, cabinet maker, bds 10 wilmot
Scammon David, confectioner, 109 green
Scammon Ezra, truckman, h 8 tvng
Scammon James F, joiner, corner dark and salem
Scammon Richard S, baker, 108 congress
Scammon Stephen, teamster, 76 brackett
Scanlan Patrick, 8 freeman's lane
Schumacher & Robinson, Decorative Painters, in
Fresco, with Water Proof Caustic or Distemper Colors, for
Churches, Hotels, Private Mansions, and Public Buildings.
We call the particular attention of the public to the advan-
tage of the Water Proof Paint, a composition we put upon
walls and ceilings, which is warranted to possess the great
advantage of being cleansed with soap and water. We also
manufacture Window Shades, in new and beautiful designs,
far superior to any thing previously got up in this State. —
No. 144 Middle Street, Hanson's Block. N. B. S. and R. are
prepare I to execute work in any part of the country.
Schumacher Charles, (& Robinson) 144 middle
Sciss Jacob, piano forte maker, h 18 vine
Scoples William H, seaman, 76 sumner
Soott Baxter, farmer, diamond island
Scott Mrs Catharine, nurse, 16 pleasant
Scott John M, baker, 4 Washington
Scott Josiah B, cashier canal bank, at 74 park
Scott Robert, shoemaker, bradley's lane
Scott William H, tinsmith, bds 10 1-8 phi
19C PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Scribner Mrs -widow, 31 brown
Seal John, carriage painter, 27 preen
Betn dames L, blacksmith, y<>rk, near foot state
Seavev E 1), (Libby &) stoves, 33 exchange, h 468 congress
Seavev .lames L, 84 oxford
Seavev Thomas B, clerk, 468 congress
Sebago Lake Ice Co's Otlice, 34 exchange
Seeds Richard, physician, 8 clapp's block, bds 56 free
Sefton Nicholas, rigger, 6 Chatham
Selden Calvin, bds 64 free
Sellar William J, mariner, shamrock tavern, munjoy hill
Sellars William, seaman, 7 canton
Senate John, trader, 185 congress, h 32 oxford
Senate Thomas, trader, 185 congress, h 34 mayo
Senter Andrew (J, watch repairer, 64 exchange, h 47 pearl
Senter Wm, (Lowell &) 64 exchange, h 10 kxmsl
Sewall William W, hair dresser, 360 congress, h 9 dow
Shackford Jesse, stevedore, h 31 franklin
Shackford Rufus homeopathic physician, 241 001
Shaffee William, dentist, bdi 77 tree
Sliailer Rev Win H, pottOf fint baptist ch. h 172 Cumberland
Shannon Augustus, trader, h 21 cotton
Shapley Mrs Kuniee, hancock court
Sharp Hamilton, laborer, rear 8 center
Sharp William, ship carpenter, 21 salem
Shattuck Jacob P, itfHBTl dredger, back cove village
Shangnessay John, laborer, 1,"> danfoith
Shaw Alpheus, wood dealer, union wharf, h H 1-2 spring
Shaw Andrew J, bill poster, h plea-ant street placo
Shaw Charles, cordwainer, C I fern- village
Shaw Charles, trader, Ml fore, bds 25 1-2 spring
Shaw Chas K, (Milliken ft) rear 103 commercial, h 71 spring
Shaw Charles K T, bill poster, plea-ant streot placo
Shaw Charles II, clerk, I park
. Daniel W, book binder, 34 brown
Shaw David l\ trader, h I alder
Shaw Laton, (& Co) shoo dealer, 88 middle, h 24 cross
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 197
Shaw Edward, 102 middle, h 177 Cumberland
Shaw Edwin S, railroad employee, 9 eastern promenade
Shaw Eleazer C, (& Haskell) 185 fore, h 14 high
Shaw Frederick A, (& Co) 119 commercial, h westbrook
Shaw James, bds 50 middle
Shaw J P, hat dealer, 132 middle, h 99 state
Shaw Jason H, clerk, At & St L depot, h 297 congress
Shaw John, mariner, 117 fore
Shaw John H, locomotive engineer, 3 east promenade, rear
Shaw John L, chaise trimmer, rear 81 federal, h 19 elm
Shaw John M, shoemaker, 15 munjoy
Shaw Joshua S, harness maker, 47 chestnut
Shaw Joshua S, hose maker, rear 81 federal, h 19 elm
Shaw Luther H, railroad employee, 5 eastern promenade
Shaw Nathaniel, h 34 brown
Shaw Ruel, trader, 289 congress, h 9 spruce
Shaw Samuel P, counselor, 74 middle, h 33 high
Shaw Sargent, grocer, 18 market square, h 2 parris
Shaw Thomas, blacksmith, 23 union
Shaw Thomas, (&WH) grocer, 155 commercial, h 7 pine
Shaw William, clerk, at 9 spruce
Shaw William H, (T &) grocer, 155 commercial, h 5 winter
Shaw William M, joiner, 18 st lawrence
Shea William, laborer, 7 willow
Shea Nicholas, mariner, 9 state
Sheaf William, machinist, 60 adams
Shed Henry D, joiner, 7 cotton
Shed Henry D jr, mason, 7 cotton
Shehan Cornelius, laborer, Cumberland, above Washington
Shehan Daniel, laborer, congress, above Washington
Shehan James, laborer, Cumberland, above Washington
Shehan Mrs Joanna, Cumberland, above Washington
Shehan John, laborer, 247 fore
Shehan John, laborer, essex court
Shehan Thomas, mariner, 19 center
Shehan Thomas, laborer, center, near corner spring
Sheldon John, mariner, fox's court
108 POBTLAHD D i B I C T o it v.
. Nathan W| Clergyman, S7 spring
Shenard Chartee B, mariner, 0 E ferry village
Shenehan Thomas, laborer, oongret -*on
Shepherd Pranele, trader, 0 exchange, bdi 60 middle
:• l o l\ (& Oo) 6 free street Mook, h 118 Cumberland
Shepherd Kichard, shipmaster, 27 fore
Shepherd Robert, mariner, at 18 Bnmner
Shepley Kther, counselor, h 74 park
Shepley Geo P, (& Dana) counselor, canal bank, li 72 park
Shepley L D, merchant, 18 exchange, h M park
Sherborn John II, oabinet maker, 866 congress, h 147 spring
Sherridan .Tames C, stucco worker, 10 state
Sherridan Martin, laborer, h waverly place
Sherridan Mr- Patrick, 45 fore
Sherridan Mrs Susan, 14 lareh
Sherwood Edward P, oouneelor, 119 exchange, h 21 park
Sherwood afr« J T, l&park
Shields John, laborer, 17 danforth
Shields Mrs Mary, h II mayo
Shinfeld Lola, auctioneer, 166 middle
Shirley Artliur, printer, h 17 federal
Shirley George II, clerk, h 17 federal
Shirpser L, trader, IM fere, 1< I- 4
Short John H, coal MM Inepootor, I baneook
Short JoaO] I franklin
Short William B, oooper, oommeroia] wharf, h i middle
ShurtieiV Ajr, (\ s \ Oo ihoe dealer, (6 middle
Shurtl'-iV A K. OOmmiatiOO merchant, .'} union whf. h i
simrtieiv Alonao B, teameter, rear 66 bracket!
Shnrtl' mg wharf, h 66 winter
Slmrth'lT Simeon, truckman, h 12-r> spring
Shurtlet)' Sylv-:. \ \ B 1 G . h 8 winter
h D, trackm
Shuttleworth Nabel, 21 middle
Slur- | . •, milliner. 1 17 H -1 middle
Blrattlewortli r, 117 , h 21 middle
Sigg* John, laborer, cum DMmjOJ lull
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 199
Silberman Henry, 226 cumbreland
Silk Mrs Ellen, 16 adams
Silsby 0 E, (G A Donnell & Co) 118 fore, h back cove village
Silvadore Mrs Annie, 4 Chatham
Silvadore John, calker, 4 Chatham
Silvadore Joseph, laborer, 25 cotton
Silvadore Joseph, calker, 4 Chatham
Silver A, mariner, 8 center
Silver James P, 25 cotton
Silvery Joseph, mariner, 8 freeman's lane
Simmons Edward W, painter and varnisher, h 9 wilmot
Simmons Mrs T, 11 prospect
Simmons William E, carver, bds 9 wilmot
Siinms Hugh W, store keeper, 9 commercial
Simonds Nicholas, mariner, 43 sumner
Simonds Thomas, baker, bds rear 241 congress
See Symonds
Simonton Eben W, joiner, C E ferry village
Simonton Mrs Hannah, C E ferry village
Simonton Mrs Hannah W, 71 spring
Simonton James, spar maker, 26 danforth
Simonton Joseph, mariner, C E ferry village
Simonton Mary, nurse, 160 Cumberland
Simonton Thomas, (& Lees) 104 fore, h C E ferry village
Simonton Thomas B, joiner, 5 mechanic
Simpson Alexander, carpenter, 109 green
Simpson Daniel R, tanner, 109 green
Simpson Henry T, clerk, 38 middle
Simpson Hugh P, tanner, 109 green
Simpson John, tanner, 109 green
Simpson Tristram, baker, 41 oxford
Sinclair John, railroad employee, h 13 st lawrence
Sinnett William, sea captain, knight's village, C E
Sisk Jacob, piano maker, h 18 vine
Sisk John, clerk, bds 95 danforth
Sisk Michael, laborer, 95 danforth
Sistercial Miguel, merchant, bds 47 danforth
900 PO.l 1 I- A N I) I) I ■ I 0 T OUT
Skillin Ebenezer, wood sawyer, dyer's laiic
Skillin JoMpb T, miller, 7<> green
Skillin M D, tra.lt t, 169 fore
Skillin Sumner \V, QOOfecttOI A, I ll LI irHlOW
Skillin.s Ebenetar, cooper, 285 1-2 fore
Bkfllim Nathan, sliip carpenter, h C E ferry village
Skillings Miss A L I', landscape painter, Ml 11 franklin
Skillings Alfred, barber, head hancock
Skillings Andrew, laborer, 5 beach
Skillings Charles T, trader, 01 fore, h ashland avenuo
Skillings Charles T, joiner, 470 OOQgl
Skillings Mrs DottiM, hancock court
Skillings Kdward P, ship carpenter, 18 summer
Skillings Mrs Klizabeth, 27 elm
Skillings Francis vvharf builder, near vaughan's bridge
Skillings Mrs George W, boarding h- •;. . I :.gress
Skillings Gibeon, brick maker, libby's corner
Skillings John, laborer, 14 tyng
Skillings John J, machinist, A0 adams
Skillings Josepli, laborer, dark's curt
Skillings Lothiop L, IDMQO, h ."1 oxford
Skilling- Mrs Margaret, N Cumberland
Skilling- |fn Mary, danforth, near vaughan's bridge
Skilling- Hubert !•'. peak's inland
Skillings Ilufus truckman, back cove village
Skillings Silas, laborer, ncal street
Skillings Simeon, laborer, 33 fore
Skillings Simeon jr. bang's i>land
Skillings Simeon 3d, ship carpenter, h 11 atlantic
Skillings Mrs Statira, 10 iimu: •
Skillings Stej)hen, trnekman, walnut street
Skillin. umberland
Ski:. i;, laborer, 7 braekett
JflBMI 1', OOflbl grinder, congress place
Sladcr If » TTilll Mil I . M atlantic
Mater Mrs Jumo, | ha:
81fttor James F, expro.Mnan, | hancock
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 201
Slater John M, seaman, 2 hancock
Slater Mrs Martha J, 16 mountfort
Slavin Edward, laborer, stetson's lane
Sleeper James R, melodeon maker, 13 alder
Slight George C, mariner, 4 freeman's lane
Slinay Edward, blacksmith, 28 lafayette
Sloan William, rigger, 13 custom house whf, h 11 quincy
Small Alexander, trader, store 214, h 204 congress
Small Miss Angela A, school teacher, bds oxford cor cedar
Small Mrs Anna, 75 york
Small Artemas C, mariner, 116 brackett
Small Arthur M, city guager, h 14 sumner
Small Atkins, laborer, back cove village
Small Caleb S, shoe dealer, 20 market square, h 1 parria
Small Mrs Deborah, 80 Cumberland
Small Eben H, joiner, h walker's court
Small Edward, book binder, 37 federal
Small George E, clerk at casco bank, h 9 high
Small George H, foundryman, back cove village
Small George M, trader, 7 garden
Small George W, at U S hotel
Small Mrs George W W, 29 danforth
Small Granville, bds 204 congress
Small Henry C, trader, 17 india
Small J, shoe dealer, 77 york
Small Jacob, mason, 3 tinkham's court
Small Mrs Jane, walker's court
Small John T, house carpenter, 14 spruce
Small Joseph, fisherman, crotch island
Small Peter H, in steamboat, h Cumberland, munjoy hill
Small Samuel, oxford, corner cedar
Small Samuel jr, cashier Cumberland bank, h 42 free
Small Mrs Sarah, 1 brattle
Small Mrs Sarah, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Small William, piano maker, h corner pearl and lincoln
Small William B, butcher, h essex court
Small William H, currier, back cove village
SO] FOB 1 L a \ i) D i I i: c i 0 u Y.
Bmarden Richard \\\ baker, ii perria
Bnuurden Samuel, trad .
Bmella 'A', b.iker, 10 mechanic
Sma ( >" nrge \\\ hair dra ::er
Smellage lira, Widow, rear 1 jarris
Smelt Thomaa, bofler maker, G 3-4 atlantic
Smith Aaron, clerk, 30 brown
Smith Albert, clerk, boa 111 fore
Smith Albert W, moiiMer, 11 boyd
Smith Alexander |\ BC8 captain, .'>1 cotton
Smith Amasa Gt, tin plate worker. 74 waahi
Smith Amos, atabl I India, fa 10 vino
Smith Andrew, machinist, bdi 118 oongi
Smith Mrs Anna A. '!■> brackett
Smith Angostinfl D, carpenter, II spring
Smith Benj unin P, dagoerreotjrpiet, 91 ml l Ue, b M pearl
Ifra Bridget, 4 plum
Smith Charles mariner, 56 fore
Smith Charles, ooidwainer, i hampahire
Smith Ohai \. mariner, 81 lata;.
Smith Charles B, apothecary, h 10 parrii
Smith Charles M. joiner, |fl maple
Smith OharlM H . ;rnc
Smith Oharlea W n. iner, I
Smith Dafid, oordwainer, 16 hampahire
Smith lira 1 1
aetnvt
Smith Mrs Kli/.abeth K, ft braekett
v th F A, with Walter Oorey, bda MO cong
Smith !•' ( ) J, reaidea In weetbr
Smith Frankl.n A. silver
Smith Freeman, lUpmaater, h 8 parria
Smith Qen Wendell
Bmltfa George, wo ihant, h 11 bcjd
Bmith G \. wheelwright, 1:: o -witrfllri. h 70 oxford
Bmitii I \. mariner, 16 braekett
Beaton G
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 203
Smith Geo W, burning fluid distiller, h 22 myrtle
Smith Mrs Harriet R, 35 middle
Smith Henry C, jeweler, 3 parris
Smith Hezekiah, P 0 clerk, 6 garden
Smith Hiram, sea captain, 25 brackett
Smith Isaac, 7 myrtle
Smith Isaac jr, clerk, 7 myrtle
Smith Mrs Isaac, 63 state
Smith J H, machinist, 18 atlantic
Smith J T, shoe store, 89 middle, h 22 brown
Smith Jacob, cooper, 247 fore
Smith James, telegraph operator, bds 60 middle
Smith James B, baker, forest street
Smith James B, laborer, forest street
Smith James H, joiner, 4 congress place
Smith James W, sea captain, 7 brackett
Smith Jeremiah E, carpenter, 35 parris
Smith Mrs Joanna, 318 congress
Smith John, harness maker, bds 242 congress
Smith John, laborer, 28 pleasant
Smith John A, 11 boyd
Smith Joseph, painter, 23 tate
Smith Joseph D, carpenter, 126 spring
Smitb Joseph L, railroad conductor, h 1 pine
Smith Lewis B, (Trowbridge &) 142 brackett
Smith Mrs Maria, 25 brackett
Smith Michael, porter, 99 exchange
Smith Michael, ship carpenter, salem lane
Smith Nathan M, blacksmith, 34 oxford
Smith Moses C, moulder, rear 16 cross
Smith Oliver, file cutter, congress above Washington
Smith Robert E, painter, rear 7 summer
Smith Samuel M, restaurant, 111 fore, h 8 sumner
Smith Sarah, nurse, 3 spruce
Smtth Sarah, nurse, 7 deer
Smith St John, 270 commercial, h 35 spring
Smith Stephens, grocer, 31 portland, h 25 parris
MM PO B T L A X I) I) I 11 I CTORY.
Smith Ifn Boaan B, 4 cotton
Smith William, ihoemaker, M wilmot
Smith William E, book binder, 66 axohanj fiddle
Smith William l\ steward, 34 smith
Smith William II, provisioner, 13'J lure, li 12 federal
Smith William J, (Pearson &) 16 willow, h fiemont place
Smith Zenaa II, laborer, 15 Hampshire
Smithee Solomon, mariner, 31 merrill
Smyths James P, carriage maker, 14 neoJ
Snow Andrew F, cabinet maker, |8 middle
Snow James G, joiner, 17 smith
Snow Mrs Sarah, 40 india
Snowman John I>, machinist, 27 St lawrence
Snowman Thomas, mariner, 13 india
Soapac John, laborer, Hancock alley
s merby Aiuai, tieket maater Boston railroads, h 4 gray
Somerby B C, clerk in canal bank, h 16 winter
Somerby Charles B, clerk, 170 commercial
Somerby Mrs Bebeooa, >v mayo
Somerby Samuel M, painter, B mayo
Soman Pierce, laborer, 10 sraahlngton
Boole Charles, n-dierman, h 122 Bote
Boole Enoch, joiner, bds LS6 i • >ry
Boole QeOSge, boat builder, 0 B terry village
Boole Jesse L, nsherman, 22 limner
Sonle Samuel, joiner, 7 qulnoy
SoolS StilliiKin, /|< -i :
x lie Thomas W, mariner, bdt HI
Boolfl Timothy 1>, trader, grey corner brackett, li 20 gray
William P, trader, al D Si srn's, LS6c :.i:ress
Boole William (J, clerk, bds 20 monument
B . i Weston J, seaman. I -
Southard William L, M G SI neVQJal, h -i»3 st OYWV
>s .' f li I N borah, M pleasant
B tmei Leudeii s, painter, 3" pleasant
Spanish Consulate, 121 middle
Sparrow sfn Blaajaor, 2 ehurcli
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 205
Sparrow John, superintendent portland co's works, h 66 winter
Sparrow Thomas J, architect, 82 exchange, h 2 church
Sparrow Warren, h woodford's corner
Sparrow William, seed store, 159 middle, h high st court
Spaulding Albert S, printer, 33 hampshire
Spaulding John D, joiner, 10 tate
Spaulding Solomon, laborer, 33 salem
Spear James, truckman, h 110 Washington
Spear Moses, stone mason, 21 vine
Spear , mariner, 26 lafayette
Spelman Jonathan, laborer, dark's court
Spence Daniel, laborer, 28 lafayette
Spencer John, mariner, 16 smith
Spencer John W, mariner, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Spencer Joseph, mariner, rear 46 sumner
Spencer Peter, mariner, at 43 sumner
Splane Thomas, laborer, head hancock
Spofford Josiah, machinist, 207 fore, h 329 congress
Sprague Daniel, mariner, 1 ingraham's court
Sprague J B, hair dresser, 11 market square, bds 19 pearl
Sprague Nath'l A, commercial, h 45 pleasant
Sprague Mrs Sophia, 29 elm
Spring Andrew, 151 commercial, h 124 danforth
Spring John, shoemaker, 33 india
Spring Samuel E, 151 commercial, h 122 danforth
Spring William, stage driver, 7 cedar
Springer Mrs, widow, ashland avenue, corner vine
Stackpole C A, 82 exchange, lives in Gorham
Stackpole Daniel W, express driver, 1 Chatham
Stanford Charles B, shoemaker, 59 Washington
Stanford Ezekiel M, ship carpenter, h 9 beach
Stanford Kobert, laborer, h 59 Washington
Stanford Samuel W, mariner, C E ferry village
Stanford Stephen C, teamster, 41 hanover
Stanley A H, 7 hanover
Stanley James, laborer, 47 Washington
Stanley Rufus, trader, 10 market square, h 7 hanover
PO i:t L a \ i> i) i ■ I Q TOl v.
rtfa John A, mariner, 7
. machinist, 1 freeman*! lane
M n i.;. U i. i (res man's lane
Stanwoo IGide L, shipmaster, 99 oxford
1 1 1 Benry, blacksmith,
Stan iroo I Ifn Ifary (i, bdi •
Staples Alfred, blacksmith, h SO spruce
Augustus 1, clothier, bdi 25 cedar
Btaplea 0 H. moulder, 99 ban
Btaplei Charles, i& Bartol) rear 10 york, h 45 pit .
i Charles, blacksmith, 101 bracket!
Staples Charles jr, Iron foander, h 19 spring
Staples Charles H, sil* ■ pleasant
Staples Cyrus, (Cobb &) 17l* commercial, h 25 cedar
Staples Edward P, sdg« tool maker, 20 ex:
r I >. clerk, bds 21 adams
I Franklin, school teacher, bdi 11 1-2 free
Staples James, sdgs tool maker, 111 fore, h •"'., pleasant
Btaples James P, blacksmith,
J, B« Eh M'i i 9, Letter Pre-- and Copperplate Printer,
tier and Lithographer, 96 & 101 luadleSl
for Bobbins1 1 'ri I And da f r
r><»(>k, and Colored Ink- from the dnion Ink and Varniah
Company, Nan Baren, Conn., — the !• in the
markeii
Jan v. ■ ■■■ and id middle, h 97 B
Jotham, blacksmith, 27 waterville
Staples NY wall, ship steward. '.and
St i B u I a. blaokamith, 15 mayo
• atn S, -i pearl
Btarbird A B, joiner, B mechanic
Btarbird Charles H, dago rh 40 franklin
Star!.',: arch
Btarbird Benry H. mason,
Btarbird Mr*, srl I smut
Starbird Sam'l S, newspaper publ'r, 106 1-2 middle, bds 10 cb
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 207
Starbird Mrs Thomas, h 20 brackett
Starbird William, printer, bds 10 church
Starr Daniel, insurance broker, 270 commercial, bds 76 free
Starr Geo H, (J Rhynas & Co) 270 commercial, h 62 danforth
Starr Joseph, clerk, 270 commercial, bds 76 free
" State of Maine" newspaper office, 106 1-2 middle
St Clair Hollis, customs inspector, bds 51 fore
Stearns William B, bookseller, 9 middle
Varus Stearns, Eating House, No. 14 Exchange
Street. Meals at all hours of the day and evening.
Oysters served up in every style.
Stearns V, eating saloon, 14 exchange, h 37 winter
Stebbins Rev Horatio, pastor 1st unitarian church, h 55 high
Stedfast James, mason, 9 danforth
Steele Benjamin B, clerk, bds 35 green
Steele Eben, (& Hayes) 110 middle, h 447 congress
Steele Joseph, jeweler, bds 35 green
Steele William, jeweler, 80 middle, h 35 green
Steele William H, jeweler, 80 middle, h 106 congress
Stephenson Albert, (A B &) 121 commercial, bds 38 pleasant
Stephenson Alexd'r B, (& A) 121 commercial, bds 38 pleasant
Stephenson Henry, 38 pleasant
Stephenson William H, cashier Mechanics' Bank, h 57 state
Sterling Alpheus G, fisherman, house island
Sterling John, fishmonger, house island
Sterling John T, peak's island
Sterling Joseph C, peak's island
Sterling Joseph jr, peak's island
Sterling Josiah, fisherman, peak's island
Sterling Luther, fisherman, peak's island
Sterling Luther A, fisherman, peak's island
Sterling Robert T, fisherman, peak's island
Sterling Seth, fisherman, peak's island
Stetson Mrs James P, 11 church
Stetson Josiah W, painter, pine, near brackett
Stetson Mrs Lewis, h 14 park, rear
2<>S POBTiAIS DIRECTORY
•i Thomas i'.
A B, 01 Ml mm, S \ (' Ltfl .\h21 brown
Bterens Augustus E, flbCc 146 oommarefalfb
i Benjamin, lumber mer, ISA oom, h M I igross
I Henjainin, 315 congress, h Cumberland, OQfDCff preble
Oymi I>, carriage painter, preble, h 227 Cumberland
OS Daniel, blaek-mith, 10 atlantic
Stevens Darin- li, manon, 100 spring
- 1 > : l \- i « 1 . joiner, 7 park
Ip chandler, 121 commercial, li ."2 winter
E C. Btkvenb ft Sow, Merchant Union, X". dl MM-
die Street, keep constantly on band a g 1 BBSOffta
Fashionable Goods, in their line df business, of the
desirable fabrics, and aithe most reasonable Prices rot Oaah«
They also make up Garments, of materials -ent to them, in
the most (ashionable and workmanlike manner, with all
reasonable dispatch. Cutting parments attended to as usual.
l'articular attention will be paid to the moat a:
ohanges Of Fashions, which they have made arrangements
to receive every month.
Stevens Kben C, (ft Son) tailor, 07 middle, h 23 wilmot
a Ebcneaer s, merchant tailor, '.*7 mid. He, h li boyd
Steven- Edward, iteam engineer,
I :. leral, h N v.
oa (ininviib- If, A IE fUavfiiw ft C Lei eoaunereieJ
Bterens Eenry, joiner, 7 park
I ('. A ft S SlmrtleiV ft Oo) M middle, bd- 0 winter
dpmaster, b 227 Cumberland
- .Tabez M, black-mith, h 2- I
Bterens James W, onrrier, hill
B1 I I Ohn If, black-mith, N oxford
J emu, ooaJ dealer, L8J I
Steven- Leander, expressman, GO franklin
Mr- l.ucy, 4 oak
- I.uther <i. trader, h 4L< franklin
as Mra Margaret, oorner dark and apneas
Stevens Nathaniel, wool dealer, 47 portland
. ttobert, truckman, 21 1 2 j arris
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 209
Stevens Mrs Sarah E, 47 portland
Stevens Samuel H, 146 commercial
Stevens Tristram, joiner, 7 park
Stevens W W, (N P Richardson & Co) 209 commercial
Stevens William B, shoe dealer, 390 congress, h 5 hanover
Stevenson Alexander, truckman, 11 sumner
Stewart Charles, seaman, 3 sumner
Stewart Emma, washerwoman, rear 36 north
Stewart Timothy E, mason, dark, near spruce
Stewart Wm (J L Boothby & Co) 89 green, h 239 Cumberland
Stewart Wm H (& Kimball) rear 24 temple, h 6 bramhall
Stickney Henry R, trader, 16 willow
Stickney James H, machinist, 16 willow
Stickney Joseph H, expressman, 209 Cumberland
Stickney Nicholas, trader, 33 center
Stidworthy John, trader, 31 cotton
Stiles E C, engraver, vernon court
Stillings Charles E, clerk, bds 6 alder
Stillings David, sexton 1st parish church, h 6 alder
Stillings William A, printer, bds 6 alder
Stilson Ira, sexton, 102 federal, h 23 myrtle
Stilwell John, mariner, C E ferry village
Stimetzs Samuel, boiler maker, back cove village
Stinchcomb John, at Portland Co, h 37 atlantic
Stinson Alexander, spar maker, beach, near canal
Stinson A P, (& Blanchard) 79 commercial, h 65 park
Stinson William B, joiner, 6 bramhall
St John William, laborer, 6 cross
Stockbridge Edward, bookbinder, 143 spring
Stockman Mrs Abba H, 29 Washington
Stockman Charles W, medical student, bds 29 Washington
Stockman Mrs Dolly, 8 plum
Stockman William, trader, knight's village, C E
Stodder Mrs Enoch, 1 fore
Stodder William P, architect and builder, 44 brown
Stokes Thomas, laborer, shamrock tavern, near observatory
Stone George, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
14
110 FOB i LAND dm:. 0T0 R y.
l.lm P, OUXTier, 10 mechanic
Samuel, ship oar]
lira Susannah, 0
EN lehain r, window shade painter, bds r>o middle
BtOppel Xaver, Bitot, 181 middle
arick, (J B O • y ft C i-i ml I De,
Si erGL,(HP&) drj - bee, h 10 cedar
Stover n»>nice P, (& G L) l^ free, fa B pine
Stover William, fanner, bangs1 laland
Stover Woodbniy, oovmaelov, 122 middle, h 25 pearl
Stover Albert B, marble worker, 21 hrackett
:• Mary Ann, 11 federal
Samuel S, lVnit dealer, 10 \ 'lea-ant
Stover Theopliilns, trade/, 7 fore
Stowc Samuel, railroad oondootov, 20 it lawrenoo
Stowel] David B, ship joiner, 15 smith
StrattOO William P, seaman, C
Strong Chai W, express wagoner, povtland, or libby'i
Strong Daniel, trackman, 71 waabi] |
. railroad cm; I ; ■ . ~ I •■ hi {ton
Strong William, carriage painter, 71 waabJ]
Strout Abraham, c per, -i7
Stronl Allen 0, &G M oi otral
Strool Oephai If, a 0 A oentral whf, bdi I bloojj
Strout Charles, clerk, 1
StrOUt Charles W, joiner, h 2 han- \
Stronl Daniel D, carpenter, 16 DlOWD
Stront Eben, trader, b
Stronl Edwin, wheelwright, I aider
Strout donas, ooo] Il?er
Stronl Joanna 1\ tea captain. C B ferry village
Stront Levi, mason, C 1 I
Stront Bewail 0, nonneolor. N middle, fa U
Str«>ut Stuart A, printer, (OZ ! ' tureen
.: William D. OOOper, 0 I'- ferry village
Stuart Charles II. mason, c'.ark. near spru
Stuart Mrs Sarah. IG wilinut
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 211
Stuart Timothy E, mason, 6 tate
Stubbs Charles, block maker, 7 winter
Stubbs Charles R, block maker, 79 spring
Stubbs Samuel W, machinist, bds 18 pleasant
Stump John, trader, 113 fore, bds 2 willow
Sturdivant Cyrus, (Ross &) 73 commercial, h 12 middle
Sturdivant G W, clerk, bds 29 green
Sturdivant Isaac, merchant, 10 state
Sturdivant Isaac F, sea captain, 10 state
Sturdivant Mrs Eachel, 5 state
Sturges Mrs George B, 151 Cumberland
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, field, corner pleasant and south
Sullivan James, laborer, hancock alley
Sullivan James, laborer, congress, above Washington
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, 270 fore
Sullivan John, laborer, near old fort sumner
Sullivan John, laborer, 10 pleasant
Sullivan John, laborer, 24 center
Sullivan John, laborer, hancock court
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, head hancock st
Sumner Mrs Ebenezer, 9 federal
Sumner George, printer, h 5 hancock
Suskraut A G, furrier, 119 exchange, bds 60 middle
*Sutton John, joiner, 15 exchange
Swan Eben M, cordwainer, 38 middle
Swan Mrs Hannah, 17 canton
Swan Thomas, book keeper, bds 49 middle
Swanton Charles W, machinist, 21 brown
Swasey Geo S, billiard saloon, 23 market sq, h 30 hampshire ]
Sweeney John, stevedore, summer, near canal
Sweeney Michael, laborer, 3 tukesbury's court
Sweeney Nathaniel, laborer, tukesbury's court
Sweetman Patrick, laborer, rear 101 brackett
Sweetsir Benjamin, paper hanger, 10 summer
Sweetsir Bethuel, trader, 33 fore
Sweetsir Mrs Eliza P, 22 mayo
Sweetsir Francis, apothecary, 17 market sq, h 163 Cumberland
> i j po 1 1 I a \ D i) i itr.CTORT.
> M II. tfl b r. fa U P'mc
- imuel, merchant, 68 onmberittd
• i d ' mselor, 181 mi. Ml' .
\ .v-.iil, lack OOfi village
Swctt Albion, .rattle
B, ship carpenter, C B ferry villas
Swett Benjamin F, cooper, 9 brattle
Swett Benjamin W, express driver, 19 haneock
- itt Charles, oooper, I brattle
Bwett Charles H, ship. joiner, C E Barry village
; Charles B, ship oarpenl .
Swett Perdinand M, ship oarpenter, village
Swctt Hiram 1), calker, fremoot place, rear 88 t
lira Jane, bearding bona
Bwett Jeremiah, horse dealer, W waahli
Bwett Jesse, machinist, 21 middle
•: John, P 0 c-UTk.h 180 oonf
Bwett John B, Uihorer, Indis court
Swctt John VY, joiner, 11 smith
Swett Jonathan, oalker, fremoot pi ! federal
Bwett Joshua, machinist, SI middle
• 1 oard i\ 3 ingrahain's court
Bwett Marshall, currier, at John l1
. 1 1 I 9 .
Swett Mrs Burns, 88 ramnet
•• Samuel, H inmner
oel, -hip earpento r,
■ Mr- Sarah, 18 haucork
• Stephen, joiner, 42 on
Swett llh Sylvia, India court
Swwtt William B, hack drtrer,
• \ ; m 11 1 1, '■•■ rk, I
BttG r. oalker, beck oove fill
Swift Ifadlaon, railroad empl
I
Sylvester David If,
treats* Klip'
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 215
Sylvester Isaac, ship carpenter, back cove village
Sylvester Isaac N, joiner, rear 9 high
Sylvester J P, clerk, tolman place
Sylvester Powers, trader, 211 fore, h 14 summer
Sylvester Roland, trader, 211 fore, h 10 plum
Sylvester S, clerk, bds 30 free
Sylvester William, mariner, 271 fore
Symonds James, painter, 12 willow
•Symonds Joseph, trader, 42 portland, h 18 brown
Symonds Samuel, engineer, fremont place
Symonds William L, teacher, 18 brown
Symonds , baker, 21 brown
TALBOT ABRAHAM, laborer, 26 lafayette
Talbot Charles T, steam engineer, C E ferry village
Talbot Elbridge P, in steamboat, h head hancock
Talbot Frederick, ship master, 10 1-2 monument
Talbot Jarius, blacksmith, 84 federal, h 129 oxford
Talbot Thomas H, counselor, 91 middle, bds 12 elrn
Tanner George, porter, Cumberland, munjoy hill, rear
Tape William, laborer, 16 south
Tarbox Joshua N, mason, 3S brackett
Tarr Daniel A, mariner, 10 tyng
Tarr David A, shipmaster, 7 park
Tarr Harmon H, ship master, 8 tyng
Tarr Richard, ship master, 8 tyng
Taylor Alex, blacksmith, custom house whf, h 5 st lawrence
Taylor Alfred, laborer, 13 tyng
Taylor Andrew L, truckman, bramhall st
Taylor George E, school teacher, 34 high
Taylor George G, joiner, rear 25 Washington
Taylor Henry L, clerk st lawrence house, 30 india
Taylor John, landlord st lawrence house, 30 india
Taylor John, mariner, 7 myrtle
Taylor Joseph, mariner, 8 center
Taylor Joseph P, mariner, 15 sumner
a 1 1 POBTLAHS D IBSOTOB Y.
Taylor Joshua, clergyman, M high
Taylor Leonard b>, | M;iiik<-n \
Taylor Lewie, laborer, 18 beckctt
Taylor William, ship carpenter, 1 summer
Taylor William, blacksmith, Ollttom hOQM whf, li 5 st lawrence
Taylor William A, clerk, bds A Taylor's, bramhall st
Teamcy John, silversmith, 88 danforth
Tebbets Benjamin F, teamster, Ubby's corner
Tebbets Francis, cooper, I sarlibby'S corner
Tebbets George H, mason, h 128 spring
Tebbets Ira, cordwainer, knight's village, CS
Tebbets BnfttS, trader, corner grove and congress
mpfa Office, corner exchange and middle
Tenbroeck Mrs Lucretia L, 88 Spring
eck William C, ooonselor, 88 spring
Tennent George, (Hatch & Co) hd central win', h 18 l
Tewksbury Samuel II, physician, 1" brown
Thatcher Mrs Harriet H, 13«) excha-
Thaxter Edward C, trnokman, 58 federal
Thaxter John B, chaNe trimmer, M federal, li I
Thaxter Martin W, harm-- maker, h ;» brown
Thayer Lndo, railroad contractor, 11"- Cumberland
Thayer Solomon, cmm-elor, 121 Cumberland
Thayer William, trader, fa '-" oxford
Thomas Ghartes B, painter, 888 onmbarl
Thomas G W, phy-ieian, -Is BXOhai . lia
Thomas Ellas, merchant, M exohange, h 88 India
Thomai Mi-- Elisabeth, l I runs
Thomaa George A, con ndia
Thomas Isaac X, q]
Thomas John, whitewafl
Thomas John, trader, 88 snmner
Thomas ,iohn H, painter, M pearl
Thomas John w, at BUaa Thomas's, 88 mom
ph K, carrin 2 clnpp's block, ft chestnufl
Thomas Josiah 1>, blacksmith, 17 st lawrencc
Thomas Jostafa Lord, printer,
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 215
Thomas Mrs Sarah, 31 simmer
Thomas Walter H, cooper, 37 green
Thomas William W, president canal bank, h 61 danforth
Thomes Charles, mariner, at 43 stunner
Thomes Chs D, (Chase &) commercial whf, h fremont place
Thomes Jane, tailoress, 23 federal
Thomes Joseph, hack driver, 248 congress
Thomes Nathaniel, farmer, h libby's corner
Thomes R C, (M G Palmer & Co) 144 middle, bds 33 danforth
Thomes Mrs William, 30 pleasant
Thomes William H, in meal business, h 28 cedar
Thompson Charles, seaman, 20 north
Thompson Chas S, clerk of steamer, 33 franklin
Thompson Daniel B, seaman, 4 tyng
Thompson David, beef packer, h near libby's corner
Thompson Edwin, joiner, 16 hanover
Thompson Mrs Elizabeth, 15 elm
Thompson George, farmer, diamond island
Thompson John A, truckman, 58 franklin
Thompson John J, machinist, 35 atlantic
Thompson Joseph, hostler, hillbourne's court
Thompson Joseph, hostler, 15 green
Thompson Joseph, 2d hand furniture dealer, 4 exchange
Thompson J R, stone cutter, cor federal & pearl, h 11 wilmot
Thompson Nath'l Y, shoemaker, 1 brackett, h 4 tyng
Thompson Mrs Rhoda, 15 elm
Thompson R F, printer, bds 29 green
Thompson Timothy B, cooper, h libby's corner
Thompson William, truckman, 58 franklin
Thompson Woodard, joiner, near foot preble
Thompson Z, chaise trimmer, 11 spring
Thorn Greenleaf, trader, 337 congress
Thorndike B Franklin, printer, 71 spring
Thorndike John B, spar maker, h 36 salem
Thorndike Joseph P, sea captain, 26 adams
Thorndike Justice, mariner, at 43 stunner
Thorndike William, calker, h 31 salem
8X8 PO ■ 1 i- a M D D i I IC i 0 ■ v.
Thorndike William H, joiner, b<is 31 satem
Thornton David, noamsn, I ranmtc
Thornton Joseph, Cumberland, mnnjoy lull, rear
Thornton Joshua, ship smith, I
Thorp O P, prorisioaor, 141 exohang .
ThOTp Stilhnan, counselor, h 7o vork
Thrasher Gharles F, (8 B & | dry goods, I] (roe, b H daaftrtl
Thrasher Seward r>, (& B . lutein
Thresher LneretU, milliner. G B ferry village
Thurlow Gyros, (Hanoi n &) -hoc dealer, 188 mMdlc
Thurlow Hannah, 51 E
Thnrrell .lame- A, hones carpenter, G E ferry ri
Thurston ]>, printer and Sleseoiyper, 89 exchanj- .
Thnrston Charles, clerk.
Thurston Gharlei P, naval srehiteot, 4'» foro
Thnrstoo Bdward M. tr md pier, h u> mmner
Thurston Ezekiel. BUIYeyOf ship timber, li M
Thnrston George S, trader, 71 york, h 7 park
Thurston (iihnan, teamster, 81 pairis
ThnrstOD Henry, ship master, h IS tyng
Thnrston John, ship carpenter, h SO India
Thnrston .John T. engine driver, W smith
Thurston Mrs Mary, 8] parris
ThniatOO Samuel, truckman, bds SI parris
Thurston Samuel, teaoherof muMc, 8] brackett
Thnrston Stephen, clerk, bds "•,' osiddle
Thnrston William, . ii l beach
Thnrston v\ Qliam T, mariner! bds 1 beach
Tibbets Charles, broki . -
Tibbetl Samuel T, carj)i'nter, 81 cumberlan.l
Tierney Matthew, I bank
Martin, laborer, hamue
Tfldeo Benry B, ihip oerpanter, I] i i
Tirnmons Henry G, tes
Tinunony Ohsries, bostli anion
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 217
Timmony John, laborer, congress above Washington
Tinker John, mariner, C E ferry village
Tinkham Mrs Franklin, 54 state
Tinkham John F, attorney, 54 state
Tinmore Edward, trader, sebastopol, franklin near middle
Titcomb Mrs A S, 33 york
Titcomb Calvin S, carpenter, h rear 57 brackett
Titcomb H B, musician, lincoln near foot wilmot
Titcomb John A, clerk, 377 congress
Titcomb & Cummings, No. 373 Congress street, five
doors above Green st, offer for sale a large assortment of
Pure Medicines and Chemicals. Prescriptions executed
with care and dispatch. A large and excellent assortment
of Perfumery and Toilet articles, viz: Hair Brushes, Soaps,
Colognes, Pomades, Handkerchief Extracts, Mirrors, Tooth
Powders, and other things too numerous to mention.
Titcomb Lewis H, (& Cummings) store 373, h 377 congress
Titcomb Maria, milliner, 33 york
Titt David, ship carpenter, 9 Chatham
Tobey Daniel, seaman, 118 Washington
Tobey Daniel J, mariner, 27 waterville
Tobey George W, railroad employee, 16 atlantic
Tobey John, laborer, 118 Washington
Tobey Mrs Margaret, 27 waterville
Tobey Mrs Martha, 3 stone
Tobey William, laborer, 118 Washington
Tobie Charles M, tanner, bds 78 green
Tobie Elbridge, tanner, 78 green
Tobin James, hostler, 12 green
Todd James, picture framer, 134 middle, h 19 cross
Todd James T, burnish gilder, bds 19 cross
Todd John M, hair dresser, 74 middle, h 54 franklin
Todd Mrs Mary, 31 center
Todd Royal B, clothier, 87 middle, h back cove
Todd William, burnish gilder, \) brown
819 PORTLAND D I B I I i <> i: v.
J. G. Tolford & Co., Dealers in Bilks, shawl Earn
. I .' t, Honsekeepi _ ( I . . I .
Free Street Block.
.1. <.. i fru OBD. i . B. i "ii ORD.
I John (I, <!.•■ h 48 brackett
Tolford Joshua, olockmaker, 7 (roe street I
Tolford Timothy B, k, h ios ooj
C. C. Tolmaji, hlanomctorer of and Wnoletale md
i: - il Dealer in all kinds o G ting, Of
. Castings of every description. II A Air Fnrna-
oes ana Cooking Ranges for wood and coal; Sot A
and Heating Apparatus generally. Em<
Mirror Marble Chimney Pieces; Iron, Bronse
and Silver Plat and Venti * and
Chamber Grates; Tinners' Maohin
Iron Riddle Sieves; [ronand Brass WireCloth
Copper and Iron rump-; Onl I >< »• «r and Chain rum;
proved Premium Hydraulic Rams ; Chimney Thimbles:
Soap Stone; Sheet Zinc; Sheet Lead; Block tint
Pi] ; Oven Ash. and Boiler Months; 1
Boilers an I Potash Kettles. A
Furnishing Articles. (Index I
of Pi
Tolman Charles Q, Lancaster hull, b Is .^ross
Tolman Mrs John, B oi
Tolman Mrs Mary M, I Imao ;
Tolman Mrs Th-'
Tolman Thomas r. and iriton
TomisoD Jaokman, trader, 80 oxford
Tomlin joiner, l brown's oonri
Tomkins Andrew, carriage trimmer, i" irinter
.' ••■ . • plnm
v John, labo
r Matt! • . • •. L< adamj
I I ' ' • or, \ winter
William. In -.ford
R Uliam ii. o
i Mrs Paxnej . shoe binder, is middle
I inner
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 219
Touro George, mariner, foot union
Towers David, foundryman, back cove village
Towle Frederick S, machinist, 146 Cumberland
Towle Henry, cordwainer, 457 congress
Towle Peter, laborer, rear 34 monument
Towle Robert, cooper, portland near libby's corner
Towle Samuel T, hack driver, 10 vine
Townsend Alfred, 310 1-2 congress, h 2 appleton block
TOwnsend Mrs George, 10 casco
Townsend John R, private watchman, sugar house, h 35 oak
Townsend Joseph, revenue boatman, rear 13 middle
Townsend Mary Jane, tailoress, 59 winter
Townsend Rodman, clerk, at 12 peach
Toy Mrs Margaret J, 25 mayo
Tracy John, tinsmith, 88 danforth
Tracy Thomas, trader, 114 danforth
Tracy Thomas jr, trader, 114 danforth
Trafton Mrs, widow, 144 exchange
Transcript Office, 82 exchange
Trask John B, cabinet maker, 127 brackett
Trask Samuel, merchant, h 25 free
Treadwell Mrs, nurse, 160 Cumberland
Treat James, pattern maker, h 3 tate
Treat James jr, joiner, 154 spring
Trefethen Charles E, house island
George Trefethen & Co., Wholesale Dealers in
Fish of all kinds, No. 6 Commercial Wharf.
GEO. TREFETHEN. T. S. .JACK.
Trefethen George, (& Co) fish dealer, com whf, h 22 adams
Trefethen Henry, house island
Trefethen Henry jr, clerk, house island
Trefethen Joseph, waterman, 75 brackett
Trefethen William S, peak's island
Trickey Benjamin L, joiner, 33 parris
Trickey Henry, ship builder, h 33 parris
Triggs Henry H, joiner, h 4 brown's court
r-> B i J. a M) D i B i. < i '. k v.
. I
Trott Dan] I md
iland
i ■ • k S tlacd
Trott Thomi island
Trott William B, ;
I Deborah, 20 pearl
Trow Hannah, aime, BO pearl
Trow tfrs Hannah, £6 adaim
Trow B, (Drmkwater, T & Co 108 middle, bdi 2^ pearl
Trowl . _ . braokJ
Trowbridge Charles I, ( Rollins & | hd union whf, li i» meehaa]
Trowbridge Edw B, E I fc£ tland, h 16 meohana]
Trowbridge Eliaha S S > portland, b 9 mechanic
Trowbridge Nathan S, macbJj
Trowbridge William S, painter, n mechanic
True Mrs A, 10 brattle
True Augustine, railroad empl . •_ -'antic
'I'm.- Calvin jj, I . I
True Daniel W, ' & I C .mincivial.
Tnw : I ■ ak
Trie' Klizabeth X, dry : . 1
I l .. 8c Frothing]
' an, v\ D W I Jand
Trne Mrs Samnel, 8 south
True William P, leatl; ,,k point
Truuiiiull John, la]
Tmndy William, fanner, I
Trnndy William T, trunk maki
epairer, I hair- : .
I '
1 - ( India
Dai ii» Tuckbr, Book, Card ni I Job Pri 1
• ] Exch - Tier of Middle Street Prin]
ingof eyerj deacnptioo executed al atari
*
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 221
Tucker George W, express wagoner, 5 middle
Tucker Mrs Harriet, 12 peach
Tucker Joshua, mariner, 12 Chatham
Tucker Luther P, (& Webster) 109 middle, h 38 oxford
Tucker Mrs Mary L, h 56 fore
Tucker Oliver H, shoemaker, 2 casco
Tucker Payson, railroad clerk, bds 32 danforth
Tuckerman Rev Oliver P, city missionary, h 36 oak
Tufts John W, music teacher, bds 52 free
Tukey Benj, hair dresser, cor cross and free, h 33 chestnut
Tukey Frederick S, railroad employee, 210 congress
George W. Tukey, Manufacturer of and Wholesale
Dealer in Trunks, Valises, and Carpet Bags. All kinds
of Trunk and Valise Stock, at Manufacturers' lowest
prices. No. 165 Middle Street.
Tukey George W, trunk maker, 165 middle, h 14 quincy
Tukey J G, (Breed &) 146 middle, h 245 Cumberland
Tukey Mrs Martha, 78 spring
Tukey Rufus, printer, h 204 congress
Tukey Mrs Sarah, h 25 franklin
Tukesbury Amos B, at J Tukesbury's 8 pearl
Tukesbury Benjamin F, cordwainer, 13 Washington
Tukesbury Enoch D, teamster, h 7 Washington
Tukesbury John C, shoe dealer, 155 fore, bds 8 pearl
J. Tukesbury & Co., Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Leather
Hats, Caps, &c, No 155 Fore, corner Lime Street.
Tukesbury Jonathan, shoe dealer, 155 fore, h 8 pearl
Tukesbury Samuel H, physician, 10 brown
Turley James, laborer, 65 fore
Turner Aaron, trader, 337 congress, h 16 alder
Turner Alfred L, engineer, 37 preble
Turner Charles, harness maker, 12 south
Turner Ebenezer, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
Turner Mrs Elizabeth, 173 cumbsrland
Turner Ezekiel, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
213 P01 i L a \ i) D i i: I Q f 0 it v.
Turner M I ,19 middle
Turner Geor immeroial, h 19 middle
Turner Henry C, joiner, 89 wflmot
Turner Henry If, 19 middle
Tomer Hiram, joiner, carlton street
Turner Hugh, laborer, G freeman'.- hum
Turner II 1', ek-rk, 99 parrll
Tnrner .lame- i:, joiner, G E Terry village
Turner John, moulder, high it OOOTt
Turner John, trader, 108 fare, li 19 union
Turner Joeepfa E, merchant, 5 commercial
Turner Robert, plasterer, 8 BOUth
Turner Mr< Wm H, at John Siggs's, Cumberland, monjoj hill
Turner William Q9 joiner, rear 47 brackett
'I'uttle Asa 0, commission merchant, b 5 smith
Tuttle Austin B, restaurateur, 2-) market Bq, h 954 001
Tuttle Edward, line and twine maker. 1- -
Tuttle Edwin L, restaurateur, 98 market iq, h 98 I
TwitoheU Eleazer 0, ship carpenter, 27 portiand
TwitoheU John (>, book keeper, 89 oommeroJal
TwitoheU Richard E, mat ,108 a]
TwitoheU Thomaf K, I Davis, T ft Co) B9 oomm, h 14 _ ■
TwitoheU W F, clerk, 98 ohapel
Twombly Bars Dolly X, 19 federal
Twombly Frederick \V, painl
Twombly LOT toS»0] I American !;• .
('. Ki>\\ m;i>-\( '.).. Piano Forte nfanuihctaien, Comer
Of Middle and Lime Str- 9 H instru-
ments, of Style of finish and tone unsurpassed |>y any made
ta the country , constantly for sale. N r>. Pianos tuned and
repaired, and old Pianos taken in exeha:
w. (.. i WQMBL1 . I . i DU UOMai
Twombly William c. piano maker, 98 lime, h 43 feder.U
Tyler '. mmcreial, bds 4.") state
M Mary, . |
. B ft fl U • mmercial, h 98 it
. richanUoi nthtngfTf
PORTLAND DIRECTOR Y. 223
UNDERWOOD BENJ, shoo dealer, 138 middle, h 66 free
Union Hall, entrance 87 free
Upham Edward E, flour dealer, 194 commercial, h 74 state
Upton Benjamin, sea captain, C E ferry village
Upton Henry H, sea captain, C E ferry village
Uriarte Hipolito, Spanish consul, 121 middle, bds 74 park
Usher Jefferson B, pedler, 3 brackett
U S Court Room, new custom house building
U S Light House office, 31 exchange
U S Marshal's office, new custom house building
VALENTINE LAWRENCE, laborer, 487 congress
Van Alfred, mariner, 4 ingraham's court
Van James, seaman, h ingraham's court
Van Vechtan Thomas, mariner, at 43 sumner
Vandersand Lewis, broker, h 9 elm
Varney C B, stable keeper, 7 silver, h 157 Cumberland
Varney Edward P, painter, 9 silver
Varney Mrs Harriet, 9 silver
Varney Mrs Harriet E, millinery, 124 middle, li 9 silver
Varney Isaac H, ship master, 52 Cumberland
Varney Oliver, fisherman, 102 brackett
Varnum P Fox, flour dealer, 144 commercial, h 9 pleasant
Varnum Phinehas, 70 brackett
Vaughan Ansel L, lumberman, 67 pleasant
Vaughan Benjamin, hatter, 29 waterville
Vaughan Mrs Eliza L, 108 danforth
Vaughan Mrs Hannah, at 29 waterville
Vaughan William H, hatter, 18 adams
Veazie George H, machinist, 7 deer
Verrill John, laborer, 27 cotton
Verry John H, water boatman, 53 fore
Vining Mrs Betsey, 66 franklin
Vose Mrs Clarissa, 18 sumner
294 ]•«»!;. 1. A \ ]) I) I i: I. c 1 o | V.
WADE UBS,
W:ii* .pel
".IftgC
d, m. -reliant, h 21 -t law
Waite Edward, painter, o hampahire
Edward J, painter, B9 bracket!
Wait.- E X. grocer, B9 fore, fa 86 melboorne
Waite Isaac, clerk, 11 ; commercial, :
■ master, h 210 o
Benben, oalker, h 1 fore
Etaftu II, b • il, b Bl danfortli
Wait.' S B, lai 52 union, li 8 i
Waite Bfn Sal"in.', ."7 ti.'
"Waite Mrs Sarah 8, 18 mechanic
Waite Solomon, oordwaii
rchant, b81 •
Waite Thomas B, harness mak< -forth
Wakefield Miss Eunice, 81 mechanic
Walden Green, oapt : S.i
A. P. & W. II. Caldron, Na i Commercial Wharf,
Manuufa<-tmvrs of Premium Ground Etock Salt. ami
I dealers in Cora and aleaL
Waldron A P, ft W B I 81 lenmberland
Waldron ft Co., ManniactnrerB of Premium Ground
Rock Bait, and Dealers in Flour, Corn and Meal, No,
188 CoinmerciaJ Street, near Central Wh
.u h itrondwater
Waldron Mn Mary, in braokett
Waldron Thi
Waldron William II, shoemal
Waldron William II. a P ft I com irhf, b 848 onmbarlaad
Walker Alexand
dhoad employee, 9 eastern pr
• alder
Oharlea, 106 (ore, li 6 ohnrch
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 225
Walker Charles J, clerk, 122 spring
Walker Collingwood Q, 34 munjoy
Walker Mrs Harriet, rear 11 freeman's lane
Walker James, joiner, 4 freeman's lane
Joseph J. Walker & Co., Dealers in Lumber, Wood,
and Coal, of all kinds, No. 187 Commercial Street,
corner Richardson's Wharf.
JOSEPH J. WALKER. WH. H. WALKER.
Walker J J, (& Co) lumber, 187 commercial, h 16 winter
Walker John, mariner, bds 2 willow
Walker John, expressman, bds 161 fore
Walker Joseph, merchant, 456 congress
Walker Joseph, lumber dealer, 48 federal
Walker Joseph jr, merchant, 129 commercial, h 44 high
Walker Lowell V, locomotive engineer, h 62 sumner
Walker Moody F, merchant, 97 brackett
Walker Nathaniel, (Golder &) 311 congress, h 17 mechanic
Walker Solomon, joiner, 80 sumner
Walker Thomas, laborer, 15 york
Walker William H, (J J &) 187 commercial, h 455 congress
Wall John, laborer, 4 york
Wall Mitchell, clothier, 136 fore, bds american house
Wall Peter, clothier, 191 fore, h 16 temple
Wall Thomas, laborer, 110 danforth
Wallace Mrs Cornelia, 91 spring
Wallace David, long island
Wallace Enoch, mariner, h 5 lafayette
Wallace George, mariner, bds 5 lafayette
Wallace Joseph, mariner, long island
Wallace Prescott, peak's island
Wallace William, boatbuilder, h ashland avenue, corner vine
Wallace William, long island
Walsh Mrs Hannah, rear 62 fore
See Welch
Walton Andrew, mariner, at 43 sumner
Walton John T, joiner, 23 middle, bds 45 federal
15
MM PORTLAND DIBSOTOBY.
Walton Mark, joiner, 23 middle, h 45 |W
Walton Mark jr, oabiMt maker, 38 sumner
Wait<.n Simeon, painter, 16 smith
Ward Albert P, 57 tree
Ward Henry, (Dow, Palmer &) 154 middle, h ci free
Ward Henry II, h 01 free
Ward John, laborer, congress, above wash!
Ward John, clerk, 3 danforth
Ward John, laborer, above Washington
Ward John Patrick, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Ward Josiah, joiner, U watervflle
Ward Mnnnnnfth, trader, congress above Washington
Ward Mrs Mary B, 57 free
Ward Michael, laborer, congress, above washii.
Ward Michael, laborer, sebastopol, middle, nr Immpshire
Ward Xcal, laborer, congress, above Washington
Ward Patrick, laborer, congress, above Washington
Ward William, truckman, back cove village
Ware A-hur, judge 0 S district court, h (j'j federal
Warner Nathaniel, upholsterer, 11 dow
Warren Amos Ci, h 88 chapel
Warren Charles A, (Loring &) 73 commercial, h 40 pearl
C. D. Wakbjds ft Co., Wholesale ami Retail Draa>
rista and Apothecaries, corner of Pore and India St
oiler tor sale a large and extensive assortment of !
Medicine-, Chemicals, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, vV. .,
\c at me lowest prices for cash. We havejoet n
a fresh supply, which we oarefnlry leleoted axpresc
lamilv u-c. Physicians1 Prescriptions carefully prepared
maL A large lot of very luperior Oigarsjnat n
Wanen Ohai D (A OO) apothecary, 48 fore, h U north
Warren George, merchant, h 7'J state
War: fc, at 1 13 Cumberland
Warren John, laborer, MO foro
Warren John (i, trader, 1 I
Warren John H, clerk, at 143 Cumberland
Warren Mrs Mary, u snith
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 227
Warren Nathaniel, merchant, h 50 high
Warren Samuel, 60 federal
Warren Thomas, merchant, h 143 Cumberland
Warren William, (OD &) apothecary, 49 fore, h 60 north
Warren William, apothecary, h 18 federal
Wasgatt Rufus, seaman, india court
Waterhouse A P, (Woodbury, H & Co) 71 com, h 20 cross
Waterhouse Charles, joiner, C E ferry village
Waterhouse David, constable, 9 salem
Waterhouse Edward K, jeweler, bds 9 salem
Waterhouse Mrs Frances, rear 5 vine
Waterhouse George, painter, 193 congress
Waterhouse Mrs Israel, h 157 Cumberland
Waterhouse Jacob T, P 0 clerk, h 23xhestnut
Waterhouse Miss Jane, boarding house, rear 47 brackett
Waterhouse Joseph N, baker, 45 green
Waterhouse Joshua, joiner, 33 winter
Waterhouse Joshua M, inspector of customs, h 18 pearl
Waterhouse Joshua W, (Emery &) 153 middle, h 36 park
Waterhouse Nathaniel, joiner, 28 adams
Waterhouse Peter, joiner, westbrook point
Waterhouse Prentiss M, machinist, 45 st lawrence
Waterhouse Samuel, h 202 congress
Waterhouse Samuel jr, clothier, 157 fore, h 15 federal
Waterhouse Samuel J, steam engineer, 75 york
Waterhouse S, merchant, 5 commercial whf, h 150 Cumberland
Waterman Anthony, trader, nr Boston depot, h 7 brackett
Waterman Lynda, 11 smith
Waterman Oliver C, 95 commercial, h 11 smith
Waters John, joiner, 12 gray
Waters John T, boarding house, 1 Chatham
Waters William, laborer, 100 danforth
Watson William, mariner, sebastopol, cor middle and franklin
Watton Joseph, laborer, 17 mountfort
Watts Miss Hannah, 82 Cumberland
Wayland John, laborer, shamrock tavern, near observatory
Wayland William, currier, neal street
Weaver George, ship carpenter, 52 munjoy
228 PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Weaver George B, o2 munjoy
Albert Wi ra ft Co., Dealera in Com. Flour and
Oats, No. 24 1 Commercial Street, Brown'i Wharf.
Mbert, (ft Co) corn and flour, 244 com, bds 33 danfurth
Webb Charles, mariner, 103 co:.
Webb Daniel C, mason, 108 federal
Webb Eli, surveyor of lumber, h 21 casco
Webb John, cook, 1 poplar
Webb Nathan, counselor, 82 exchange, li 21 easco
Webb Nathan, merchant, 66 st lawrence
Webb William K, (Morrill ft) G D S hotel, bds 49 st lawrence
Webber James, sea captain, rear 34 winter
Webber John, railroad employee, 66 simmer
Webber Solomon B, merchant tailor, h 61 oxford
Young Americas Fashionable Clothing and Fnroisb-
i no; Depot, No. 76 Middle. T. C. \Yi r.nr.u, Propri-
etor.
Webber T C, clothier, 70 mid. lie, bds 0] oxford
Webber Xaccheus enrdwainer, bds 13 canton
Webeter Mri Ann. 66 ptrrli
Webster Asa, trader, G B toy vi"
Web9ter Kliphalet, wliartln-cr. 164 nth
• :• George, U - ■. h H parrii
i Jamei n, patten maker, 4 garden
Webetei Kichard, mariner, at 48 sunnier
r Richard 0, keeper of ottj atani booee
I r Blohard Bf(Tookarft 106 middle, bdi in I
Wi ter lira Sarah 0, 46 middle
3, & g • | MTeial whf, h 13 elm
WeedmaO .bum-- A, steamboat iteward, 7 ham;
India
VY« ■ ks Mr- Kli/.abeth, -1 I
Wi Li lb r\ , '2 I danforth
J .li. j"iiuT, h 1* vesper
Weeks Joseph, shipmaster, ut I V \\ indin
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 229
Weeks Joseph L, (J F Weeks & Co) 74 fore, h 48 fore
Weeks Joseph W, wool puller, h 4 alder
Weeks Joshua, baggage wagoner, bds 17 india
J. F. Weeks & Co., Wholesale and Eetail Dealers in
Family Groceries, Provisions, Country Produce, &c,
No. 74 Fore Street.
J. F. WEEKS. J. L. WEEKS.
Weeks Joshua F, trader, (J L Weeks & Co) 74 fore, h 5 india
Weeks Mrs Martha, 18 beckett
Weeks William, trader, 18 india, h 8 middle
Weeks William H, joiner, 18 vesper
Welch James, laborer, 26 lime
Welch James, truckman, 6 vork
Welch James, laborer, salem lane
Welch John, laborer, 36 monument
Welch John, gas worker, bds 2 plum
Welch Joseph, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Welch Martin, laborer, hammond street
Welch Michael, laborer, bank street
Welch Michael, laborer, 5 plum
Welch Michael, laborer, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Welch Patrick, laborer, 269 fore
Welch Patrick, laborer, bank street
Welch Patrick 2d, laborer, bank street
Welch Thomas, laborer, hancock court
Welch Thomas, laborer, bank street
Welch William, laborer, vernon court
See Walsh
Weldon Amasa K, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
Weldon Andrew, C E ferry village
Weldon Christopher, varnisher, bds 59 federal
Weldon Christopher W, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
Wellman Jacob, 23 federal
Wells Patrick, teamster, rear 37 Washington
Wells P W, bds 34 wilmot
116 FOB I L A n i) DIB I C I u it v.
- unuei, depot matter, 1 1 India
i bomas, laborer, rear 17 Washington
Wendall James l>. clerk at city hotel
Wentling Igpss, painter, W brackett
Wentworth Ebenezer, school teacher, 8 spruce
RTentworth Job L, laborer, hammond street
Went worth William, cooper, essex court
Wi ' ( > t Is, cooper, Stevens' place, 7 park
itt David, 100 ood
WestOOtt Dixon, blacksmith, 11 silver
Wcstcott George L, mason, rear 2^ wilmot
WestOOtt William II, painter, 59 federal
Western Exchange Hotel, opposite P S & P railroad :
Weston (IreenfieUl, joiner, 25 mayo
Weston Hermon A, ooffin maker. 402 OOD
D Thoi H, (Xoyes, W ft Co) 103 commercial, h
WestWOOd .Tames H, joiner, stjohB street
Wetherbee W L, 0 canton
Wetmore Jesse L, joiner, h 2G atlantic
See Whitmorc
Weymouth Levi, farmer,
Weymouth Levi B, mariner, PjWSt street
. mill sfpSf . laborer, 6 summer
Whalen Michael, farmer, pJSSISnt it
Whalen Patrick, laborer, jOCk,
Wharton Ilir.nm, laborer, nea! -
Wheeler Klisha jr, restaurant, Boston railroa 1 depot, h 12 fins
Wheeler Bin 11 M, boarding hon
Wheeler John, chnirmaker, 7-1 braekett
WheelSC Samuel, -Hip smith, rear 81 bracket*
WheelOOk A 1\ music teacher, 8 winter
Wheelwright Gobi A, 1 teacher, h M center
Wherlwri-ht J W, piano tuner, b U -in mi. bile
Whldden Alexander i>. »\ Ghryi i I HH c m*!, b IM
Wbippb- Ml I | luith'
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 231
W. W. Whipple, Apothecary and Chemist, Dealer in
Drugs and Medicines of every variety, No. 21 Market
Square. Physicians' Prescriptions compounded night
and day.
Whipple Wm W, apothecary, 21 market square, bds 2 smith
Whitcomb Charles H, painter, bds 25 elm
White Alfred L, joiner, bds 1 Chatham
White Daniel, wood sawyer, hillbourn's court
White Daniel jr, mariner, 37 india
White Darius, brush maker, 9 market square, h 4 deering
White David, woodsawyer, 20 india
White David jr, chair painter, 20 india
White Edward, laborer, 97 danforth
White F, bds 242 congress
White Mrs Hannah, 52 Cumberland
White Henry, mariner, bds 2 willow
White Henry P, joiner, forest street
White Horatio, cooper, h 35 fore
White John, wheelwright, rear 17 mechanic
White John B, railroad freight conductor, 4 hanover
White Joseph H, (Manchester &) 6 union whf, h 9 brackett
White Nathan B, pedler, rear 14 park
White Kobert S, rigger, 33 india
White R, laborer, 3 bank
White William, laborer, Washington, rear
See Wight
Whitehouse Daniel, carpenter, 32 green
Whitehouse Eben N, mason, 118 brackett
Whitman Mrs Angelia, 340 congress
Whitman Royal E, book agent, 61 exchange, h 110 congress
Whitmore Abraham W, at portland distillery, h 12 tate
Whitmore Joseph W, carpenter, 28 oxford
Whitmore Mrs Mary A, 28 oxford
See Whetmore and Whittemore
Whitney Ammi, (Kendall &) seed store, city hall
Whitney Daniel G, (T T Sawyer & Co) 80 comm'l, h 16 pearl
29% ruKiLAND DIBKOTOBY.
Whitney Freeman, machinist, 40 hanover
II. A. Win i m.v, Manufacturer of Superior lldod
Ware I v« »- »: n -, No. 98 Middle Street, Portbu
I i Dank. Where may he found a I
th6M BDlendid Instruments, of ewry .-t vie and variety, fmish-
ed in elegant Roaewood and Black walnut Oases, n
the hest modern improvements, which forpowc
erenneai and brilliancy of tone, elasticity of aetion, beautv,
and durability of woribnanahip. are onaurpaai
Other manufacturer. Theae liaiodeOUf are all manutaetur-
ed from the best materials, and fully warranted; BO
faction will be given in all purchases. Whole*
BUppUed Oil very favorable terms. ipectfuUj so-
licited, and Instruments sent to any part of the country with
safety. Catalogues sent free on application to the manufac-
turer.
Whitney II A, melodeon maker, 96 middle, bds 10 wilmot
Whitney Joel, joiner, 32 munjoy
Whitney Louis, railroad freight conductor, G9 franklin
Whitney Mrs Lucretia, fore, near atlantic
Whitney Merrill, bds 88 green
Whitney Miss, seamstress, 100 1-2 federal
Whitney Nathaniel, joiner, 30 simmer
Whitney Teletiah, trader, 43 exchange, h 31 myrtle
Whittemorc S, (Heath A Mil
Whitten Oliver, blacksmith, B6 portland, h 18 green
Whittier Mrs Klizabeth, 232 Cumberland
Whittier .lames, harne>> maker, 5 d
Whittier James L, trader, bdl elm hoUM
Whittier Matthew F, union wharf, h M watervillo
M. S. AVun tii'.k, Buooeanrto a. k. Canodien, Apoth-
ecary and Retail Dealer in Medicines and Chemical-, N->.«.
o'.'s and I1"') C'nn-r«'-?, .In::. • ^- i [ana'
Prescriptions will roomys itrioi personal attention, and filled
with the purest of Foreign a:i i ..ud
Che::;.
Whittier Moses S, druggi>t, B98 ooogreee, b I fl
Whittier Nathan, pattern maker, 88 bracked
wiiit: • bracket!
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 233
Whittier Samuel A, 173 fore
Whittier William H, trader, 84 brackett, h 1 peach
Whyley John W, gunsmith and bell hanger, 44 union
Whyley Samuel, seaman, 19 mayo
See Willey
Widbur Mrs Sarah, 135 oxford
Wiedero Otto, jeweler, 116 middle, bds 50 middle
Wiggin Alfred, brass moulder, 23 cotton
Wiggin David, rock blaster, 27 hanover
Wiggin Elbridge, brick maker, portland, near libby's corner
Wiggin Mark, joiner, 12 spruce
Wiggin Mrs, widow, 23 cotton
Wiggin S Bolivar, provision packer, 10 pearl
Wight Freeman, clerk, 13 prospect
Wight L, teamster, bds 13 prospect
Wilbur Mrs Harriet E, 38 middle
Wilcox George H, mariner, 62 fore
Wilcox Samuel, cooper, 82 federal
Wildrage Mrs Ann, 21 danforth
Wildrage Edward M, bds 21 danforth
Wildrage George W, P 0 clerk, bds 21 danforth
Wildrage James A, cooper, 133 oxford
Wiles Thomas, joiner, 16 cotton
Willard Benj F, sea captain, C E ferry village
Willard Benjamin J, steam tug master, h 18 adams
Willard Daniel, painter, 28 adams
Willard Daniel, mariner, C E ferry village
Willard E G, com merchant, 65 commercial, h 20 federal
Willard Mrs Frances C, C E ferry village
Willard Wm, steam tug master, h rear 34 adams
Willard Wm L, breakwater lighthouse keeper, C E ferry village
Willey Mrs Hannah, 75 franklin
Willey Phineas J, cordwainer, 67 green
See Whyley
Williams Charles F, steamboat freight agent, h 42 federal
Williams Charles H, carpenter, 22 dark
SM FOB l land D I B I OTOB v.
WflUUDI Klijah II. i>rintcr, 103oxf<>rd
William- Frank, seaman, hank street
WflHami Guidon, mariner, li 29 merrill
Williams Henry, joiner, 144 brmokett
Williams Howard M, joiner, U I
William- dames I! S, clerk, b
Williams John, merchant, h 47 federal
Williams John, seaman, 26 hancock
William-; .John II, OOOnselor, 1-2 middle, h 1:»7 OOQgN
Williams Jo-iah, stevedore, h 18 hrackett
William- I.'-vi. MXtOO free -t church, h 22 <
William- Peter, watchman, 20 laiavette
William- Robert, joiner, h 22 dark
Williams Robert jr, railroad conductor, bds 22 dark
William- Royal, distiller, ('anal, fa 42
William- T II, team-ter, bdfl 2 plum
Williams William, sailmaker, 168 commercial, h 6 chapel
Williams William II, joiner, knight's village, C E
Williams William II, derk, 77 york
William-on John, brack repeirer, :;7 ramner
Williamson John, porter, 18 silver
Willes (1 D, cashier atlantie hank, bdfl 50 middle
Willie Henry, oonnflelor, 106 middle, b US
Willis Mrs Thomtl L, :'v | ' ■ a-ant
Willis 'I'h. una-' W, derk. bdl 49 middle
Willis William, oonneelor, 105 middflj .
WOeon Alberl M, joiner, M onmberinnd
I irlet, mariner, 211 fare
WOeon David, marl miner
Wileon Ebon, h 18
a E T, mariner, bdfl 19 foro
Wfleo l
, r marine hOfpltl '.
v> I ■ :, | I -tnut
WUflOn de--e D, machinist, 1-' alder
M mid !!••
WOeon Mr- Join s. :; atlantie
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 235
Wilson John W, at atlantic railroad depot, h 20 brackett
Wilson Mrs Lucy Ann, 4 oak
Wilson Mrs Mary, 25 middle
Samuel W. Wilson, Dealer in Paints, Oils, Varnish-
es, White Lead, French Zinc, Japan, Zinc Dryer, Spirits '
Turpentine, &c, Graining Tools, Colors, and Artist's Mate-
rials of every description, Glazier's Diamonds and Points,
Window Glass and Putty, No. 63 Commercial Street.
Wilson S W, paint dealer, 63 commercial, h 23 atlantic
Wilson William H, groom, vaughan near cemetery
Wilson William L, grocer, 372 congress
Winchell Edward, mariner, bds 117 fore
Winchester Hiram, h 47 spring
Winchester William B, mason, 18 stone
Wing Eli L, book keeper, h rear 27 elm
Wingate Mrs Julia, h 45 spring
Winn Mrs Elizabeth, bank street
Gas Pipe and Fittings. Ira Winn, Agent, respect-
fully informs his friends and the public that he has made
arrangements with an extensive manufactory of Gas Pipe
and Fittings, and is ready to put the same into Dwellings,
Churches, Stores, or any other buildings, for lighting with
Gas, or heating with steam or water, in the most thorough
and substantial manner. All orders left at 11 Union street
will be promptly attended to. Steam Pipe and Valves of
all sizes, and machine work of all descriptions furnished at
short notice. N. B. All those who may favor him with
their work may depend on having it done with the best
materials, and by careful and experienced fitters.
Winn Ira, machinist, 11 union, h 44 winter
Winn William, machinist, 11 union
Winship Amos, butcher, lowell street
Winship Edmund, hat dealer, 54 union, h 43 federal
Winship Edmund P, joiner, 41 hanover
Winship Mrs Martha 0, 177 congress
Winship Wm A, paying teller casco bank, h rear 27 st lawrence
Winslow Abba, tailoress, 368 congress
Winslcw Albert, broker, 15 exchange, h 181 Cumberland
j.i'i PO 1 1 LA H i> i> i k I 0 I 0 ■ v.
i Alfred B, olerk, p, bib 31 chestnut
\\ Inflow Mr- Ann, 88 free
Window Charles, trader, 10 temple
Window Daniel, 886 Core, b westbrook point
Winalow Daniel W, teamster, rear G2 (bra
Win-low David, westbrook point
Win-low Mrs Eliza, rear 89 fore
Win-low Franklin C, ship carpenter, 1*3 park
Win-low George, trader, westbrook point
Winslow Henry, trader, 81 temple
Win-low He/.ekiah 2d, berlin mills whf, h tolm I
Winslow ft Randall, Douse, Sign, and Fancy Faint
6T8, N6. 89 Union Street Orders solicited and prompt-
ly attended to.
HORACE WINSLOW. G. A. C. KAXDAI.!..
Winslow Horace, (& Randall) painter, 30 union
Winslow James B, potter, I point
Winslow James X, agt eastern express oo, so axohai
Winslow James B, sxohange
WInslOW Jeremiah, ship carpenter, 7 summer
Winslow John T, .stone ware manufacturer, westbrook point
Winslow Joseph L, machinist, 888 foro
Win-low Hoses, westbrook point
Win-low Nathan, provision packer, union whf, h |fj8 danfurth
Win-low Peter 0, ship master, i point
Winthrop James, inaman, 108 o ogress
Wish Joseph H. mariner, bnrnham st
Wi-w.'ii Eenrj, tailor, 88 ohestnot
WbweU William If, fruit flbo, . h I tS Cumberland
Witbam Albl . b cor park and spring
Witham lira Ann, 11 lanUNf
WItham Oharles, night watch , h ;;i waahln
Witbam Oharles 0, mariner, 41 sumuor
■ Dunham, barber, 86 middle
WItham KHphalot, mariner, 31 wastta
Witt ;tic
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 237
Witliam Isaac, laborer, 3 tinkham's court
Witham James, ship master, 194 congress
"VVitham James W, 194 congress
Witham Joseph C, mariner, 194 congress
Witham Thomas A, mariner, 41 sumner
Withington William, 6 dyer's lane
Wogan Patrick, railroad employee, 8 adams
Wolfe Joseph k, 63 commercial, h 4 monument
Wood Edward, laborer, 19 tate
Wood Ernest, weaver, 60 sumner
Wood George W, clerk at H H Hay's, bds 29 green
Wood John G, seaman, 60 fore
Wood John M, merchant, h 65 middle
Wood Nathan, druggist, h 42 oak
Wood Rufus E, merchant, central whf, bds U S hotel
Wood S A, laborer, 28 union
Wood William, physician, 80 free
Wood William H, broker, 30 exchange, h 52 state
Woods Charles, trader, 13 brattle
Woods Daniel, laborer, stetson's lane
Woods Daniel, cooper, salem lane
Woods James, carpenter, 4 Washington
Woods John, truckman, 96 danforth
Woods Thomas, seaman, 5 bradbury's court
Woodard Charles, (Knights &) Richardson's whf, bds 77 spring
Woodard Enos, merchant, h 77 spring
Woodard Mrs Moses, bds U S hotel
Woodbury. Charles, fisherman, C E ferry village
Woodbury Charles N, mariner, C E ferry village
Woodbury Freeman, fisherman, 12 Chatham
Woodbury F 0, teamster, 67 green
Woodbury Geo W, (Chase, W & Co) 175 middle, bds 179 cumb
Woodbury Howard, machinist, 12 Chatham
Woodbury James, farmer, long island
Woodbury John, trader, 33 federal
Woodbury John B, ship master, C E ferry village
Woodbury Joseph B, ship master, C E ferry village
288 FOB 1 L a M D D i ■ I C to kt
.■•.!. A. clerk, 38 parris
Woodbury Mr- Martha, C E lorry village
Woodbury Martha D, 48 franklin
v, [bury Mri M B, d b raJ
mry Mary, 18 franklin
•uiv X I., merchant, D 170 cumber:
bury X P, (Harris & Co) 71 commercial, h M Of
Woodbury Bobart B, mariner, 89 simmer
Woodbury Stephen K, mariner, Q E terry vilhip^
Woodbury Thomas, mariner, C E ferry rH
V. tbury William, merchant, h 43 franklin
Woodbury William, railroad employee, 86 hanovcr
Woodbury Wfllard H, mail agent, l i c
Woodbury William s, post offl . : green
Woodbury William W, president ocean i:.~ leral
ird William, joiner, Libby's oorner
nan Alfred, 18 free, h 80 wafeerrille
w Iman Mm Ann. 6 Washington
Woodman Daniel, merchant, 161
.an Daniel, 80 franklin
ian G > W, ( W, True & Co 64 middle, h I ~
;i exchange, h 186 omul
Woodman Jabes Ojr, at 186 Cumberland
Woodman Mrs Jeremiah, b 1 mnghan
Iman Joaiah, I iratohman, 64 oumberland
. nan Mn Martha,
Woodman X M, old junk Btof . I ress
Woodside Samuel 0, trader, h 5 danibrtfa
Woolsoo Moses, principa] girl's high school, 4 bf
WofCf
Woroi I • 11. joiner, bdi 61 oak
bra, machinist, 18 il lawn
I homes, joiner, h dark
Wormwood Ansyl A, hah? drei ■. I m lane
Worm. . trackman, 8 Baton lane
Worth; ia, boarding bouse, * cliatham
leral
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 239
Wright Alonzo, slater, bds 15 cedar
Wright Mrs Betsey, hancock court
Wright Christopher, h 34 pearl
Wright Franklin, printer, 34 pearl
Wright George, coachman, 113 congress
Wright George A, secretary ocean insurance co, h 7 gray
Wright John, at Mrs Butler's, Cumberland, munjoy hill
Wright Kendall, physician, 91 exchange
Wright Russell, farmer, 89 danforth
Wright Samuel U, blacksmith, bds 17 india
Wright Thomas, carriage trimmer, h 48 federal
Wyer Charles H, express wagoner, 36 brackett
Wyer David, fishmonger, neal street
Wyer Edward P, 28 brown
Wyer Eleazer, oyster saloon, lime, h 2 milk
Wyer George, brewer, prcble, corner portland
Wyman S, with Chase, L & Co, widgery's whf, h 127 spring
TEATON EDWARD T, house island
Yeaton Miss Eliza, 237 congress
Yeaton John, (& Hale) 111 commercial, h 38 free
Yeaton John jr, (& Rounds) 36 commercial, h 81 spring
York Allen G, ship master, at 4 locust
York A F, clothier, 138 fore, h 9 garden
York Charles, ship carpenter, C E ferry village
York Charles, locomotive engineer, 33 fore
York Charles L, bookbinder, 10 atlantic
York Mrs Eliza Ann, 264 congress
York Mrs Elizabeth, C E ferry village
York Mrs Fanny, 26 Washington
York George, railroad fireman, 17 hanover
York George W, joiner, 10 garden
York Horace, mariner, congress, above Washington
York James, clerk, C E ferry village
York Jeremiah C, shipmaster, C E ferry village
York John C, (R G York & Son) hd long wharf, h parris st
140 poi i la m d d i ■ ■€ roa v.
York John C, shipping-muter, h 10 ?ar
irigton
York John Wt >aiimakcr, at 12 atlantic
V«»rk .1 its broker, 10 atlantic
I eeph M. lea captain, 41 fore
York Joseph S, (Goold ik) sailmaker, 73 comm'I, h 12 atlantic
York Joseph W, machinist, rear 44 munjoy
York Levi, farmer, congress, above wa>hington
Y<»rk Beoben G, (& Son) lul long wharf, h 17 winter
York Richard, laborer, rear 0 lat'ayette
York Robert lain, G E ferry village
York William K, boarding boose, h 18 york
Young Aaroiij phyMcian, 15 m:\rket square, h 07 oxford
Young Amos C, currier, 1 essex court
Young H T, machinist, bdfl 19 parn's
Tonng Charles G, paper hanger, ill 1-2 Cumberland
Yoimg Daniel T, shoemaker, h 119 braekett
Tonng David, blacksmith, -71 commercial, h 1", I
Young G II, clerk, 330 congress
Yonng Henry J, cooper, salem lane
Yonng JstSO, truckman, vau'.rhan, near braekett
Young John C, lumber surw . . ITS :n«reial, bdl 11 1
Tonng Levi, cner elark and ipruea
Young Men's Christian a
Yonng Bichardj railroad amp oak
Tonng T O, shipmaster, M oxford
Tonng William B, spar m tsflrsr
, railroad lire:..
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 241
CITY OFFICERS
FOR THE
MUNICIPAL YEAR ENDING APRIL, 1859.
JEDEDIAH JEWETT, Mayor.
Aldermen.
Ward No. 1, William Y. Bowen; Ward No. 2, Daniel W.
Fessenden; Ward No. 3, Nathaniel J. Miller; Ward No. 4,
James Todd; Ward No. 5, Mark P. Emery; Ward No. 6, Elea-
zer McKenney ; Ward No. 7, Samuel E. Spring.
Common Councilmen.
Ward No. 1, Moses Gould, Emery Cushing, Geo. W. Beal.
Ward No. 2, Jonathan M. Heath, George M. Elder, Samuel
Waterliouse, Jr.
Ward No. 3, Benjamin Fogg, Francis Blake, Daniel D. Aker-
man.
Ward No. 4, Charles H. Adams, Stephen Emerson, James
D. Seavey.
Ward No. 5, Stevens Smith, Newall A. Foster, James L.
Boothby.
Ward No. C, Arctas Shurtleff, Edward P. Banks, Frederick
Hatch.
Ward No. 7, Jedcdiah N. Morrill, Lewis B. Smith, Levi
Weymouth.
Lewis B. Smith, President.
John T. Hull, Cleric.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
aldermen. councilmen.
On Accounts.
Alderman Spring. | Messrs. Heath and Seavey.
16
% L) p 0 B T LAXD DIREOTO R I
On Public BmUk
The Mayor, Alderman Emery. I Me : is and
I Smith, (Wi
On I
Aldermen Miller and Spring. I M< . l'mer-
On Laying out y
The Mayor, Aldermen B >wen | lf<
and Todd*
On £ - ' cfcg.
Alderman Pessenden. , Beal and
bby.
.
Alderman Todd. I Met . Adam
and Akermao.
On Fin'in> ■, .
The Mayor, Aldermen Mo- I M ww. Akerman, S
Kenney and Miller. and MorrilL
On. : : :llls.
Alderman Pessenden. I Me ki ad
.
On I aeai.
Aldermen Emery and Ifc-
Kenney. tar.
On Draimt and 8
Aldermen Spring and Miller. I Mease. Smith, (of Ward I
I kmld.
On Lampt and J
: and Me- I Messrs. Shurtleff, Coshiaj
Kenney. & B
1 1 MSdal J'
The Mayor, Alderman Peasen- I M
dm and Todd.
IBDINATE CITY OFFICERS.
vd.
I i reasnrer a-. .
I urn.
PORT L AN D D I R KCTO R Y. 243
City Solicitor, Edward Fox.
Street Commissioner, Henry C. Babb.
Harbor Master, John Waite.
City Engineer, C. H. Howe.
City Physician, D. 0. Perry.
Consulting Physicians, J. t. Oilman, Chas. W. Thomas, Chas.
S. 1). Fessenden.
Superintendent of Clocks, E. P. Banks.
Bell Ringer, David Stillings.
Gauger, Arthur M. Small.
Assistant Gauger, J. N. Morrill.
Superintendent of Burials, J. R. Mitchell.
Visiting Officer, C. C. Eaton.
City Printer, D. D. Akerman.
Weigher of Plaster and Coal, Holt Ingraham.
Assessors. — Stephen Waite, William E. Edwards, Samuel
Small.
Assistant Assessors. — Ward No. 1, Joseph York; No. 2,
Cyrus Nowell; No. 3, E. W. Simmons; No. 4, John M. Ste-
vens; No. 5, George S. Nutting; No. 6, N. G. Cummings, No.
7, F. E. Pray.
School Committee. — Wm. H. Shailer, Thomas H. Talbot,
George F. Emery, Joseph C. Noyes, S. B. Beckett, G. W. Bos-
worth, S. R. Leavitt, Alexander Burgess, Henry D. Moore,
Llewellyn Deane, Charles Holden, James D. Fessenden, James
Pratt, M. D. L. Lane, Ambrose Giddings, Chas. Baker, James
T. McCobb, Frederick Frothingham, Henry P. White, Nathan
Webb, Phineas Barnes.
Police DepartmenL-'Damel Randall, City Marshal and Health
Officer. William H. Plummer and Oren King, Deputy Mar-
shals.
Constables chosen by the City Council. — Daniel Randall, Dan-
iel Marrett, Francis B. Barr, George T. Ingraham, John H.
Sherburne, Oren. Ring, Stillman Soule, Daniel Gould, Jr.,
Richard C. Webster.
Constables chosen in the several Wards. — Ward 1, Otis C.
Merrill, Joseph Fowler; Ward 2, Daniel F. Gerts, Oliver H.
Davis; Ward 3, William E. Kimball, Benjamin G. Chaney;
Ward 4, Charles H. Hail, James L. Gould; Ward 5, 0. H.
Tucker, James M. Jewell; Ward 6, Uriah Furlong, William
C. Googins ; Ward 7, William H. Plummer, Andrew L. Tay-
lor.
Policemen. — Josiah W. Babb, John M. Marston, F. E. Huck-
ins, Alfred Staples, Francis B. Barr, Mahlon Akers, Daniel F.
Gerts, Daniel Stevens, George B. Knight, George Green, Dan-
iel Gould, jr., James P. Sleeper, Oliver H. Davis, William H.
— * * PORTLAND Dl B I 0 I 0 ■ v.
Beaumont, Tin mat EL Broi a, (
< ..i . Daniel Brown, H
Fowler, John B. Thorndike, William JI. Bobim
f tin Poor and Wt rkkonn *— Ellshs
. I . N thanieH
W . Bai d, 'l b( mas I'. 1 olman, Si mnel I . i
Gould, Charles Baker.
On of i '-•/■;■. cfjoav-Eliaha TrowbridfJ
reon, Nathaniel Walk<
n . Band.
/• of Weights and
ffeejx '.' |
n< '. . — Artemas P .
Meaturtriof Wood and Bark by fi R Cm
teyoma .— 1*. W. Neal, \\ Uliam Gn
Amos Gi . . Bnel Shaw, Levi Weymouth.
of Mahogany and Bard Wood, — Bei
Jonas W. Clark, Simon A. Dyer, I Pote.fi
Bich, Charles H. Blake, Paul Hull.
Snrvoyort of Matt* and >'/-<;<>•.— John B. Thorndike,
W. Dyer, Nathan Dyer, John Bradford. Jai
E. Bradford, John 'llmr-: . Chi iE. Brown.
Surveyor of Ship 71 '• r — -Joseph W.Dyer, Simeon Skil-
. I
ton.
Merrill,
f H. Nathan Dyer, Horai
I • i
Nathaniel llslev,
inin I!- min Larrabee 2d, Nnth*] v
.
Gwynn, James II. Hawk< s, ) i es 11. Hnn blii .
William II. I . | . 11.
Hall. i: rill. S.
Smith, I.. .M. ' ,r: r. Merrill, N. v.
II I. . William Cm
. . 1 i I .
W, Cummins*. Albert Wilson, J. D. Rh es,]
. Daniel
Brown, Francis H.
. ll. WUUama. Nathan i
. S. B. < 'lark. J. J. I horn]
i. B aeh, P. W. M t(
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 245
nald, George Burnham, George Golden, Hiram Brooks, Emery
Bashing, John Chase, Enoch Moody, Samuel Chase, Jr.,
Thomas T. Sawyer, Stephen B. Chase, James Dyer, George
McLellan.
lyiliingmen. — David Stillings, James R. Mitchell, Levi Wil-
liams, Curtis Meservy, Josiah Black, John Gardner, Jacob
Quinb}7-, John Groves, Stephen Knight, Lewis Bunce, J. P.
Sleeper.
Field Drivers and Fence Viewers. — Levi "Weymouth, Chas.
Sampson, Ellis Mansfield, James Powell, Artemas Prentiss,
Ira Hilbourn, Leonard Penny.
Cullers of Dry Fish. — Samuel Chase, John Chase, John
Sterling, Wm. E. Short, Joshua W, Sawyer, Enoch Moody,
Emery Cushing.
Pound Keepers. — Levi Weymouth, Chas. Sampson, Artemas
Prentiss, James Powell.
WARD OFFICERS.
Wardens.
Ward 1, Francis H. Cross.
" 2, George Pearson.
" 3, William E. Kimball.
" 4, James D. Seavey.
" 5, W. C. Osborne.
" 6, A. F. Gerrish.
" 7, Wm. H. Plummer.
Clerks,
Ward 1, Robert I. Hull.
" 2, Cyrus Nowell.
" 3, Samuel S. Starbird.
" 4, A. P. Osborne.
" 5, J. C. M. Furbish.
" 6, Thomas Edwards.
" 7, Parmenio W. Neal.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE CITY,
The following is the official vote of the city, for Mayor, for
the past two years :
i 185? > 1858. >
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Ward 1,
288
165
239
171
41
" 2,
234
188
208
191
" 3,
269
200
256
201
2
" 4,
186
224
170
211
1
" 6,
310
255
1
255
251
2
" 6,
302
200
1
281
200
2
" 7,
368
298
1
348
265
5
Islands,
7
17
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■
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1964
1547
3
1757
1490
63
2 1 6
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L A X I) I) I R I c I (J B V.
VOTES FOB KATOB, FOB thk LAST '_7 vi \
The following tab! for each year
■ince tin1, adopuon of the City form of gorerimi
183*2— (1st trial)
Emerson, •
Biohardson,
Clapp, - -
Churchill, - -
1837
631 Cutter (w.)
278 B
333
141
Total, - - - 1371
(2d trial)
Emerson (whig)
Churchill (democrat) - - 699
Scattering, 7
Total, - - - 1142
Emerson died before the
expired, and Jonathan Dow was Rcatterin
elected to fill the vacancy"
1833.
Anderson (d.) -
Jona. Dow, (w«) -
Scattering, - -
Total,
1838*
Cutter (w.) -
Mitchell (d.) -
Total, -
1831).
i (w.) -
Clapped.) - -
1414
- 29 I
12
Total,
1831.
Cutter (w.) - •
Andanon (d.) -
- 7".'
10
19 I
Total,
2067
183.",.
Cutter (w.) - - - - 964
- (d.) - - - - - IM
1830.
Cutter (w.)
1
I 29
aaj
L949
- - 1742
1810— (Lt trial
Sonthgate id.) - - ■
r ( w. )
. _
ring, -
7 1
- 509
7
- I
'.
1717
(Id b
r(w.) - - -
Sonthgate (d.) - - ■
_ . .
m
7 1
-
No oho] *. Mr. <
e 1 bj 1 ' 1 .:icil.
1841-
Churchiil (w.) -
..)
Log, - - 137
TotaJ, - - 1027
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
247
(2d trial.)
Southgate (d.) -
Churchill (w.) -
Cutter (w.) ■ -
Scattering, -
787
577
269
38
Total,
1671
No choice. The City
cil elected Churchill.
Coun-
1842.
Anderson (d.) - - -
Churchill (w.) - -
Scattering,
963
863
- 23
Total, -
1843— (1st trial.)
Anderson (d.) -
Greely (w.) -
Cutter (w.)
Scattering, -
1849
- 904
691
- 311
12
Total, - - -
1918
(2d trial.)
Anderson (d.) - - ■
Greely (w.) - -
Cutter (w.)
Scattering,
. 745
547
- 240
- 36
1845- (1st trial.)
Greely (w.) - - - 817
Clapp (d.) - - - - 666
Winslow, - - - - 316
Scattering, - - 19
Total, - - - 1818
(2d trial.)
Greely (w.) - - - 950
Clapp (d.) - - - - 636
Scattering, - 6
Total, - - - 1592
1846— (1st trial.)
Greely (w.) - - - 764
Holden (d.) - - - - 515
Adams, - 514
Scattering, 6
Total, - - - - 1799
(2d trial.)
Greely (w.) - - - - 941
Holden (d.) - - - 849
Scattering, - - 6
Total, - - - 1568
There being no ehoice, the
City Council elected Greely.
1844— (1st trial,)
Greely (w.) - - - 771
Emery (d.) - - - - 582
Apple ton (free soil) - 458
Scattering, - - 10
Total, - -
(2d trial.)
Greely (w.) -
Greenough, (d.)
Scattering, -
Total,
1796
1847.
Total,
1822
855
14
1467
Greely (w.) - - - 1018
Wells (d.) - - - - 687
Scattering, - - 20
Total, - - - - 1725
1848— (1st trial.)
Greely (w.) - - - - 811
Howard (d.) - - - 720
Scattering, ----- 116
Total, - - - - 1647
Of the scattering, 93 for Clapp.
(2d trial.)
Greely (w.) - - - 922
Howard (d.) - - - 715
Clapp (d.) - - - 103
Scattering, - - - - 13
Total,
1753
248
P O K 1 L A M) 1) I K i; C T O K Y.
1849— (1st trial.)'
Clapp (<1.) - - - - ioig
Cahoon (w.) - - 969
Scattering, - -
Total, - -
(2d trial.)
Cahoon (w.)
Clapp (d.) - - -
{Scattering,
Total, -
05
2068
1853.
Cahoon (\v.) -
Dow, - - -
-
:. Ion, -
Scattering, - ,
- 1066
103
•>
Total,
1854.
Cahoon,
Dow,
There being no choice, J. B. Scatterill£>
Cahoon was elected by the! Total,
Council.
1830.
Cahoon (w.)
MoCobb (d.) - -
Scattering, -
ioia
674
- 23
Total, - - - 1710
1851— (1st trial.)
Noal Dow (w,J -
Shepley (d.) - -
Noyea, ...
Scattering, -
Total, - - -
(2d trial.)
Dow (w.)
Shepley (d.) -
Scattering, -
Total,
Parris (d.)
Dow (w.)
Scattering,
Total,
1852.
- 1184
979
- 22:»
- 5
18$]
- 2
- 2308
- 1000
1855.
Dow (maine law) -
( b (citizens) -
Scattering,
Total, - - -
185G.
McCobb (citizens) -
Willis (republican)
Scattering, - -
Total, - - -
1857.
Willis (repub) -
Cnmmingi (citizens)
Scattering, - - -
Total, - - -
1858.
Jewctt (repub) -
1 196 Shepley, (dem.) -
3 Scattering, -
8899
Total,
3300
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 249
The following gentlemen composed the City Council for the
Municipal Year 1856-7, viz:
JAMES T. McCOBB, Mayor.
Aldermen. — Wardl, Samuel R. Leavitt; Ward 2, Joseph
R. Brazier; Ward 3, Charles C. Harmon; Ward 4, Rufus E.
Wood; Ward 5, Samuel J. Anderson; Ward 6, N. 0. Cram;
Ward 7, J. S. Palmer.
Common Councilmen. — Ward 1, Daniel W. Fessenden,
William V. Bowen, J. F. Weeks; Ward 2, Joshua Dyer, Wins-
low H. Purinton, Charles A. Warren; Ward 3, Charles Hold-
en, William D. Little, John W. Russell; Ward 4, Stephen Em-
erson, James Todd, Charles H. Adams; Ward 5, Ambrose K.
Shurtleff, Wm. P. Stodder, Ira P. Farrington; Ward 6, Thos.
A. Roberts, Charles H. Haskell, Hall J. Little; Ward 7, Wil-
lard Brackett, Charles H. Stewart, Daniel Garland.
The following gentlemen composed the City Council for the
Municipal Year 1857-8, viz:
WILLIAM WILLIS, Mayor.
Aldermen. — Wardl, Samuel R. Leavitt; Ward 2, Daniel
W. Fessenden; Ward 3, N. J. Miller; Ward 4, Rufus E. Wood;
Ward 5, Elisha Trowbridge; Ward 6, Renselaer Cram; Ward
7, Samuel E. Spring.
Common Councilmen. — Ward 1, William V. Bowen, Josh-
ua F. Weeks, Moses Gould; Ward 2, Jonathan M. Heath,
Samuel Waterhouse Jr., George M. Elder; Ward 3, Benjamin
Fogg, Francis Blake, D. D. Akerman; Ward 4, James Todd,
Stephen Emerson, Charles H. Adams; Ward 5, Henry B. Hart,
Nathaniel Walker, Henry Willis; Ward 6, Stephen Patten,
Frederick Hatch, Aretas Shurtleff ; Ward 7, J. N. Morrill,
Lewis B. Smith, John P. Lowell.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Samuel R. Leavitt, Chief Engineer, No. 3 Sherbrooke st.
Harris C. Barnes, 1st Assistant Engineer, No. 35 Federal st.
John C. Tuksbury, 2d Assistant Engineer, No. 8 Pearl st.
Ezra Russell, 3d Assistant Engineer, No. 10 Hanover st.
Francis Loring, 4th Assistant Engineer, No. 7 Franklin st.
Jacob Fogg, btli Assistant Engineer, Portland st.
Lewis B. Smith, 6th Assistant Engineer, No. 142 Brackett st.
FOB I L \ \ n D i B I 0 I O B Y.
OASOO ENGINE COMPANY, x.». 1.
/ /• 0/ (A*£ and L'jnfjress streets.
John ! .
. I
: .. Robins i . I
S:i:nu -1 \Y . BuniS, S( 'i:mic St.
.
ATLANTIC ENGINE 0OMPAN1 . No. t
J 'ark and State its.
W. II. D. Joyce, Din 1 1 street
Thoe. Edwards, A irk street
B. il. Crossman, fl itreet
Thirty-six meml
TIGKi: ENGINE COMPANY, No. 8.
Lime streets.
John F. ( 'base, /':'.-- d •. I
John li. r*, l" Franklin
\V. II. Chase, tiuwunl, I
.
NGINE COMPANY, N
• Pmm.
Joseph Johnson, Di ■ . ^
. itreet
\Y. D. Ma . -
William li
.
PORTLAND ENGINE COMPANY, No,**
N (',. Nl hoi
A. ! . • . - .
.1. II. Ml.
iionj. B
DAVIDSON ENGINE COMPANY, No
Alvin
i . sax o High street
1
Francis lUrtictt, atstaani, foot Center street
anew.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 251
DELUGE ENGINE COMPANY, No. 7.
Location of Engine, Casco street, opposite Prospect,
Benjamin Ilsley, Director, 23 Elm street.
Daniel W. Nash, Assistant do., 6 Parris street.
Freedom Nash, Clerk, 1 Mechanic street.
Levi Williams, Steward, 22 Casco street.
Forty members.
DIRIGO ENGINE COMPANY, No. 8.
Location of Engine, Congress, near India street*
Nahum Littlefield, Director, 10 High street.
James W. Plaisted, Assistant do., 69 Green street.
Charles H. Littlefield, Clerk, 10 High street.
Perry Oliver, Steward, 35 Warren street.
Thirty-eight members.
PACIFIC ENGINE COMPANY, No. 9.
Location of Engine, corner St. Lawrence and Monument streets.
Spencer Rogers, Director, 41 St. Lawrence street.
E. W. Porter, Assistant do., 9 Munjoy street.
G. W. B3al, Clerk, 40 Atlantic street.
Cyrus Latham, Steward, 18 Atlantic street.
Forty members.
WASHINGTON HOOK & LADDER COMPANY, No. 1.
Location oj House, Congress, near India street.
William F. Soule, Director, 125 Congress street.
Walter Harmon, Assistant do., corner Oxford and Boyd streets.
Sandford A. Carpenter, Clerk, 34 Washington street.
Charles Hall, Steward, 68 Washington street.
Twenty members.
HOOK AND LADDER CARRIAGE, No. 2.
In house on Spring Street, with Ladders, Hooks &c.
HOOK AND LADDER CARRIAGE, No. 3.
In City Stable on South street, with the necessary apparatus.
CITY HOSE CARRIAGE.
In Hose house, Spring street. Has five hundred feet good
Leading Hose. There is no company attached to this Car-
riage, or to Hook and Ladder Carriages, Nos. 2 and 3, but
they are taken to and from fires, by persons employed for that
purpose, with horses.
IN CITY STABLE, SOUTH STREET.;
One Engine in working order, used as a spare Engiue.
Cataract Engine, not in use.
j II POX i I- A \ I) i> i B r. C i <> ■ v.
I! ■
i; . . not in use.
Two ipare Hose C irri
a i: two thousand feet of nnaR-sJ id Boat.
IN HOSE BOUSE, SPRING STREET.
About 2700 : I.
AT OUEEF ENGINEER'S OFFICE.
items, 5 Axes, 5 Plaid t'an>, ») Torches, 7 Spanners,
. B Lbs. Wloking, 3 Troi
RECAPITULATION.
Number of EagL 7
Men
M i use,
feel of L mi Ling 1 1
feel of Sacti a II - -.
M Hose Carriagee I I
44 \[o )k :n i- 1 Ladder Carriages i:i u 3
Baeket Carriage not in nea, l
44 lOt in HS6| I
M licit- an i 9
44 Ax .
( Irowbars, i I
44 Lanterns, • •
" 1. . 35
44 feet of Hose not In may (small)
44 Reservoirs, ;
44 Wells, I l
44 Shoi it
44 Engines not in use,
list OF RESERVOIRS AND WILLS, WITH THEIR
NUMRER and LOCATION.
i. c . 1 of India il
2. WUmot, near Oongresi -'
imberland, oorner OhesUml -'
•i. Cumberland, i
5. I
• . C , opposite Casco street.
7. Federal, oornec Ooarl street.
miner, near
e. Middle, oorner Deer itreet, (no -
Bihrer, botweon Middle an. I Mi
11. Union, near Middle itreet.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 253
Free, corner Center street.
Danforth, corner Maple Street.
Brackett, head of Pine street.
Spring, corner Winter street.
Spring, corner South street.
State, corner Danforth street.
Commercial street, head Long Wharf.
Danforth, corner Clark street.
Cumberland, corner Franklin street.
No use — covered over.
St. Lawrence, corner Monument street.
Mayo, near Cumberland street.
Head of State street.
Park, corner Spring street.
Pleasant, corner Center street.
Middle, corner India street.
Federal, corner Franklin street.
Cumberland, corner Pearl street
Adams street.
Portland, corner Alder street.
Preble, corner Congress street.
Brackett, corner Vaughan street.
York, corner Tate street.
Salem, corner F>rackett street.
P>rackett, corner Gray street.
Danforth, corner High street.
Exchange, corner Middle street.
Congress, head of Temple street.
Cumberland, corner Washington street.
Atlantic street.
Oxford, corner Pearl street.
Oxford, corner Cedar street.
Carlton, corner Brackett street.
Lafayette street.
Middle, near Franklin street.
Portland, corner Green street.
Portland street, opposite Alms House.
Cumberland, between Brown and Preble streets.
Commercial street, head Widgery's Wharf.
Deer, near Middle street.
Plum, near Middle street.
Free, corner Oak street.
Clark, corner Spruce street.
WELLS.
1. Federal, corner Franklin street.
2. Federal street, opposite Baptist church.
3. Temple street, rear Hanson's store.
POB1 DIBXCTO II Y.
♦'.. 1.
7. I
s. I
1". v
FIBB ! Bl FIRE.
Duri .:-tment
The !
Of which -
following ta the amount of ]o-* nn<i insurance :
year since April 10th, 1
ti LB. 12ft!
1847-8
106,
2,651
1861-J "00
rj.it:.
1 867-fl
DESCRIPTION OF FQtE ALARM DI8TB1
Distbk r No. 1. (' mmencingal B . nt [to
junction with Waal I trough the
of Waahingfa
■ Barber;
rritory to the oorth and east of tin* line.
Dun I . :it it*
innction witi I ntec of
Monntfort street, and on the Ui
to the ry within this
.
Dutmici1 No. 8* Coi
';■ . "
< . .n street, th<
the city t'-r-
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 255
ritory within this line and the west line of District number
one.
District No. 4. Commencing at intersection of Franklin
and Congress street, thence through the center of Franklin
street to Fore street, thence through the center of Fore street
to Franklin Street continuation, thence through the center of
Franklin street continuation across Commercial street to the '
dock on the south-west side of Franklin wharf, comprising
all the city territory within this line, the south-west line ot
District number two, and the south-east line of District num-
ber three.
District No. 5. Commencing at the intersection of Frank-
lin and Congress streets, thence through the center of Cong-
ress street to Preble street, thence through the center of
Preble street to Back Cove; comprising all the city territory
within this line and the south-west line of District number
three.
District No. C. Commencing at the junction of Preble
street with Congress street, thence through the center of
Congress street to Center street, thence through the center of
Center and Bank streets across Commercial street to the dock
on the south-west side of Richardson's wharf; comprising all
the city territory within this line, the south-west line of Dis-
trict number four, and the south-east line of District number
five.
District No. 7. Commencing at the junction of Preble
street with Congress street, thence through the center of
Congress street to State street, thence through the center
of State street, across Portland street, and on the line of State
street produced to the boundary line between Portland and
Westbrook; comprising all the city territory within this line,
and the south-west line of District number five.
District No. 8. Commencing at the intersection of Cong-
ress street with State street, thence through the center of
State street to the dock, on the north-east side of the P. S. &
P. R. R. Co.'s wharf; comprising all the city territory within
this line, the south-west line of District number six, and the
south-east line of District number seven.
District No. 9. Commencing at the junction of Pine
street with Congress street, thence through the center of Pine
street across the western Promenade, and on the line of Pine
street produced to Fore river; comprising all the city territory
within this line and the south-west line of District number
seven.
District No. 10. Comprises all the city territory within
the south-west line of District number eight, and the south-
east line of District number nine.
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 257
ALARMS.
Immediately on the discovery of a fire, a general alarm will
be rung upon all the bells as usual, except upon the two bells
having the alarm attached. Upon these bells (the Union and
St. Stephen's) will be struck, by persons appointed for that
purpose, the number of the district in which the fire may be
located, and this to be repeated, with a short intermission, as
many times as circumstances may require.
In order to still further perfect the plan of the Committee,
the persons discovering a fire are requested to locate it, by
crying the number of the district and name of the street
where the fire may be burning, and this cry to be repeated by
firemen and others as they may hear it.
The salary of the Chief Engineer is
Of Assistant Engineers each,
Of Directors of Companies each,
Of Assistant Directors each,
Of Clerks each,
Of Stewards each,
Of Members each,
NEWSPAPERS.
There are fourteen newspapers published in this city, viz :
The Daily, Tri- Weekly, and Weekly Advertiser, ( political
•Republican,) at 64 Middle street, John M. Wood, proprietor.
The Daily, Tri- Weekly, and Weekly Eastern Argus, (polit-
cal — Democratic,) at 57 Exchange street, John M. Adams &
^o., proprietors and publishers.
The Daily, Tri-Weekly, and Weekly State of Maine, at 106
Iddle street, published by " State of Maine " Newspaper Co.
Zion's Advocate, (Calvinist Baptist,) at 82 Exchange street,
eekly, J. B. Foster, publisher and editor.
Christian Mirror, (Congregational) weekly, 96 Middle street,
, A. Lord & Co., proprietors and editors.
Transcript & Eclectic, (literary,) weekly, at 82 Exchange
itreet, Elwell, Pickard & Co., publishers, E. H. Elwell and
" . P. Weston, editors.
Maine Temperance Journal, weekly, at 82 Exchange street,
. Thurston, publisher, D. Forbes, editor.
Pleasure Boat, (miscellaneous,) weekly, Jeremiah Hacker,
roprietor and publisher, at 47 Atlantic street.
17
H6 l'OHTLANI) DIRECTORY.
BANKS IN PORTLAND.
Canal Bank.
No. M MkUU afreet Qgrfta^ scoo,000
William W. Tl: lent JosfcA B. Scott, Cashier
Direotoct. — Ghas v.. UTrett, Wm. Goodanow, Thoe. Hid
im.mj, Win. Kimball, WnL W. Thomas, NathT Warren, Geo
P. Shepley.
KMlOOmit day, Thursday.
Casco Bam;.
Ao. 93 JfiASa itn '. soJ $600,000
EUplnlet Greely, President. Edward P. Gerrish. C
1 1 -ctors. — EUphalet Greely, Em Carter, Jr., Nathan Cum
niinu'-, William hvans, Charles Jones, St. John Smith, SamU'
el l'.. Spring.
Discount day, Friday.
Base en Oumbmblamd.
No. cg Ebchamgt street Capttal, $200,000
William Moultmi, President. Samuel Small, Jr., C
DireotOfB. — William Moulton, Ashur Ware, Janu
David Drinkwater, Jonathan Tukesbury, S. P. Shaw.
DisootmJ day, Monday.
Mam i A( tiki Dtfl am> Ti:am:i:s' Hank.
No. 203 Fore strt ct. C'lpital, $250,000
Pwiifus Barton, President Edward Gould, OaahJer.
Directors*-- Etufni Hbttoo, Joshua Bioharoaon, A. K. Bhna
left Blsaaer IfcKenney, Neal Dow.
nit day, Tk
Mr.m SUm1 I'.ank.
' 'ii'jcstreeL ---".,000
William Woodbury. President Charles Pi . Cashien
Diieotors. — Wm. Woodbniy, Philip Greely, Charli
ball, William Willi I Cram. JaOOb 'McLellan, Chas.
I urd.
BO| day, TlK
Atlantic I'.ank.
nc ami MitLllc struts. < . -100,000.
' Gh n. Wfllea, Oashisrb
i ' John at R
■ -■ • V. iman, Jr.
Disoouut day, Tuesday.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 259
Mechanics' Bank.
No. 71 Exchange street. Capital, $100,000
Allen Haines, President. Wra. H. Stephenson, Cashier.
Directors. — Allen Haines, Isaac Dyer, Edward Hamblin,
Thomas S. Abbott, Henry Pennell.
Discount day, Tuesday.
Portland Savings Bank.
Office — Canal Bank Building, No. 86 Middle street.
Officers elected May, 1858. — Phineas Barnes, President.
Trustees and Board of Managers. — John B. Brown, Oliver
Gerrish, Allen Haines, Henry B. Hart, Jedediah Jewett,
Jonas H. Perley.
Secretary and Treasurer. — James Merrill.
The following statement shows the amount of deposits, and
state of investments, on the 18th day of November, 1857:
Deposits, - $119,625,42
Interest Balance, ----- 3,906,79
Profit and Loss, 552,66
$124,084,87
First Parish, Note, - . - - $ 1,000,00
City Scrip, 16,497,25
State Stock, 500,00
County Notes, ------ 4,500,00
County Bonds, 8,000,00
Mortgages, 64,859, 67
Bonds Atlantic & St. Lawrence R. R., 14,522,50
Bonds And. & Ken. R. R. - 850,00
Bank Stock, 2,500,00
Other Securities, 5,500,00
Expense, - 245,18
Premiums, 25,64
Cash, 5,084,63
$124,084,87
TAXES AND TAX PAYERS.
List of Persons, Firms, and Corporations, whose taxes
amount to one hundred dollars and upwards, for the year 1857.
Anderson John, est, $587 20 Brown Thomas, est, 120 00
Allen William, 113 85 Brooks John C, 233 85
Abbot Thomas S, 153 85 Barbour C. J. & John, 259 70
At. & St. L. R. R., 2000 00 Boody Mary, 288 00
Adams Charles H, 253 85 Baker Charles, 137 05
PORTLAND D ] B I CTOH Y.
I'.aker Abel M, 108 25
Bait I G .. • \
Bknchard Samuel, 1 ;i U
trd Nath'l,
Beals Bmnte] N. ill 45
Barrett Charies B,
l : 10106
Bradford Freeman,
Boyd David, 178 06
Blake Chat i W 1 1
Bartol Soraoe V, 481 05
Bank Canal, I L6 M
Bank I i-i 00
Bank Merchants', 616 BO
Bank of Combenand, 104 00
d John B, i486 16
kl Hiram,
B -.1 John P, 810 56
Boyd William, 187 68
r William II, 101 06
Barnes Phineas, 157 85
Brooki Henrietta L,
:;trix, U6 00
Balky i k W, in 66
Brooki l . 1 1 104 00
Blake A •!< L80 00
Blanohard N. A Son,
Boyd A Hanson,
Blake Praa ill 66
David w.
Olapp Charles Q, 111806
Clapp A W II, 1601 86
ClappO Q A A WrH,
trustees,
< l.i'u 170 86
Cnmminsj Nathan, •_;: US
Cnmmlnaa Thomas, L9706
Cnrnmingi .John B, 1 7 j 86
Commii .1 «-,
Chadwick Bamnel, I
Chad* . i mat,
Cha*e Samuel,
N I ».
Calvin H, LI
Clark Eliphalet, 18106
Ohoate Daniel L,
Carter Earn .Tr,
Cnahmaa Ajonso,
Onshmaa Bnroa,
B C A r. P,
Corel] Hiram, sat
Cutter Ammi G,
.' Walter.
David T,
Conant Arrah,
M William,
Churrhill l'Mwin,
Carter Caleb S, est
Ira,
D Samuel L,
cram & Parley,
I ■
201 C
S ) |
8811
398 6
240 0
11) «»
184 I
111
147
Cumi) Marine Baflwn
i B I i .
Chase Barnm
Crocker B. sat
Col lagan Win,
Claj.p 0 Q ft A W II.
trust 176 |
Central Whf Pmp'v.
Clifford Nathan, * 171
Cram I
Chase Bewail c, 1 16 |
Chase, L \ tta 0
iry A CO|16 I I
- I (
Curtis .1 A -I B. 1 7 I
Oonard a A B O,
County of Cumherl:.:
Deering J A slaters, 18T1
>'kifl, tM,
Dow N
ones,
i
I ' .
l)<-ekray .lame- K,
Dnrgirj Josh,.
I M,
Dnraa William,
101 H
818 06
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
261
Deering Nath'l F, 293 85
Deering H W & A, 240 50
Dennett Oliver, est, 160 00
Dyer William W, 125 05
Donnell John E, 837 85
Dyer Joseph W, 1038 65
Dyer Ansel L, 130 65
Dyer Lem'l, widow of, 137 20
Davis, Twitchell &
Chapman, 102 40
Deblois Thomas A, 479 85
Deering Nathaniel, 428 2
Dana J W, assignee, 102 00
Davis G R & Bro, 160 00
Demeritt J & Co, 160 00
Emerson Rufus, 252 25
Emery Nicholas, 558 65
Emerson Stephen, 100 25
Emery & Waterhouse, 502 40
Evans William, 434 65
Edwards Wm E, 189 05
Emery & Fox, 206 40
Evans George, 101 85
Fernald Edwin, 127 45
Fox Daniel, 978 40
Fox John, est, 633 60
Fitch Luther, 189 05
Fobes Charles, 153 05
Furbish D H, 179 45
Frothingham Stephen, 159 20
Frost Charles R, 147 45
Fessenden Oliver G,
estate of, 140 00
Fickett Isaac, 191 45
Farrington Ira P, 462 65
Fillebrown J B & Co, 113 85
Franklin Wharf Co, 320 00
Farmer James L, 673 05
Fessenden Wm P, 597 05
Fox Edward, 238 65
Greely Eliphalet, 345 85
Greely Philip, 263 45
Goddard Henry, 185 05
Greenough Byron, 337 85
Gore Martin, 320 25
Gould Daniel, 106 65
Gould Moses, 597 05
Green Daniel,] 118 65
Gale Stephen, 110 65
Gilman John F, 153 85
Gould Edward L, 104 25
Goodenow Wm, 133 85
Gerry Elbridge, 253 85
Greenough B & Co, 200 00
Hall Simeon, 119 45
Howe Edward, 121 05
Hammond Thos, 724 25
Hammond William, 133 05
Hanson Samuel, 534 65
Horton Rufus, 121 85
Hanna Peter, 120 25
Hood Daniel, 413 85
Holden Charles, 271 45
Hart H B & H M, 108 00
Hale Joseph, 177 85
Hersey Theophilus C, 237 85
Hall David, 460 25
Howard Joseph, 209 85
Hanson L D & Co, 280 00
Hanson V C, 138 65
Hanson Lorenzo D, 121 05
Hamblen Edward, 137 85
Hall Joel widow of 124 00
Harwood Otis, est 191 20
Hamblen & Crawford, 103 20
Hersey, Fletcher & Co, 369 60
Hall James B, 386 65
Holyoke & Co, 156 00
Ilsley Isaac, est, 2080 80
Ingraham Edward, 206 65
Ingraham Chas P, 117 85
Ingalls Theodore, 161 85
Jewett Sarah, 138 40
Jewett George, 128 25
Jones Thomas R, 317 85
Jones Charles, 465 05
Jordan Charles est, 264 00
Jose Horatio N, 566 65
Jones Caroline & Mary, 120 00
Jose Mark E, 232 25
Kimball William, 135 45
Kent Reuben, 141 85
Keazer David, 453 85
Kinsman William H, 141 85
Knight, Poole & Co, 122 40
Knight John B, 100 25
FOB I I. A N I) D I K I C TO KT.
I
i JaoobT,
I,«-avitt .l(»lm,
: lull. I,
Little Joslafa 8.
Little i i'.
Lyman Sylvai u i:.
i B i .
Libby Harrii 191 W
Libby James B, 118 36
Uttlejohn Charles, Jr, J' 21
Lindsay William, in US
i I.
LeaTittJam 308 25 1
Lyneb John,
Lynob John & Oo, 21
& AJken, 123 To
Merrill Elias, heirs of 101 ( I
. William, est 127 '2"
•• John, 1204 26
li:; [Uj
Monntfort .lames, L68 66
M iKenny Bleaaer, 221 26
MoLeDan Jaoob,
I I . 1"7 46
Morton David, 169 06
MonJtOn William, 1112 26
Edward, 162 I 5
J ibna,
: W,
W. 129 16
I l .
r. trust s
Myrick Solomon, i ir U
& Co,
1 .!, 177 U
U Il.iirv,
165 86
107 20
I Im,
i A,
118 66
■2
Oxnard William,
Oxnard Edward,
Oxnard John,
1
o.i'.-ii Biohard,
;
trust
1 William P,
a
Plnmmer M - 1.
121 N
Potter Barrett.
22 21
Pnrington William II,
j
uriel,
129 0l
Poor a Jose,
Perley & Boi
Perley Jonas li.
l' 8 ft l' l: l:
Portland Bt*mboat Co,
1 ;7 1
Portland Ctamnany,
Portland Gai *
i
Parrifl A K.
Proprietor Poruand
riser,
160 00
Portland Mutual Fire
.Go.
352 00
Patten A Hamblen,
Proprietors Ei
.
1G0 00
Portlan 1 5
Qninoy Ann,
Biohard 1
Bfohardi
Backleff Jai
l--. q|
l; i
RosaeUJohn,
Bea Ait u-, widow of,
K<»> \ Stunlivant,
L20 06
L'« i'Vi'- Margaret W ,
1
B Nathani.-l,
Rtohardson Nath'l P,
1
1
uMiiiah C,
'
Hhyniis John ,
120 00
Blonardson Charles,
Randall John I
Biohard Oo,
1 B • i
LIT 06
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
263
Storer Woodbury, 177 85
Storer W, guardian, 192 00
Storer W, " 136 00
Stevens Ebenezer C, 110 40
Smith George, 140 25
Smith St. John, 1559 45
Sawyer Levi, est, 195 20
Staples & Bartol, 336 00
Steele Eben, 341 05
Sweetsir Major H, 120 25
Safford Wm F, 148 25
Shaw T & W H, 131 70
Shepley Ether, 525 85
ShurtleffAK, 297 05
Sanborn & Carter, 220 00
Shepley George F, 129 85
Smith St John, &
J B Brown, 220 80
Smith Priscilla P, 144 00
Sturdivant Isaac, 1251 45
Stephenson W H, 121 85
Sawyer Myrick, 101 05
Southard William L, 113 85
Spring Andrew, 317 85
Stevens A E & Co, 232 00
Spring Samuel E, 318 65
Stevens N & J F, 109 30
Spring A & S E, 240 00
Safford Joshua O, 261 85
Shaw Samuel P, 421 85
Thomas Elias, 1430 65
Thomas Wm W, 1109 85
Tucker J, est, 231 20
Trask Samuel, 184 25
Tolford Timothy B, 117 05
Tolford J G & Co, 180 00
Todd James, 157 85
Tinkham F, est, 161 60
Tukesbury Jona. 229 85
Tyler Samuel, 741 05
Tyler, Rice <fe Sons, 280 00
True & Frothingham, 128 00
True J G & Co, 136 00
Upham Edward E, 110 65
Union Whf Prop'y, 240,00
Varnum Phineas. 279 45
Varnum Phineas F, 273,05
Woodbury Wm, 381 85
Warren George, 1053 85
Warren Nath'l, 445 05
Wildrage Ann, 101,60
Waite Edward, 184 25
Winslow Anna, 120 00
Winslow Nathan 2d, 173 85
Wilson John S, 100 25
Wright Christopher, 193 85
Ware Ashur, 272 25
Witham Albion, 113 85
Willis William, 331 45
Woodman George W, 111 45
Weymouth Levi, 105 05
Walker Joseph, 20185
Walker Moody F, 320 25
Worcester George, 102 65
Wingate J, est, 488 00
Woodman, True & Co, 320 00
Woodbury Nathan L, 136 25
Wood William, 128 25
Wood Rufus E, 298 65
Woodman Jabez C, 102 65
Wood John M, 2193 05
Waldron A P & W H, 133 30
Winslow James N, 101 85
Whitman Margaret, 168 00
Walker Joseph, Jr, 201 85
Yeaton John, 158 65
Yeaton & Hale, 248 00
NON-RESIDENTS.
Boyd Susan, heirs of 135 34
Deering Mary L, 409 00
Deering Harriet, 369 00
Gait Alexander, 540 00
Hall Daniel, 106 40
Hobson Joseph, Jr, 104 00
Kinsman Elizabeth, 121 60
Libby Ebenezer, 110 40
Lane John W, 307 20
Noble Joseph, 266 40
Potter John, 127 20
Ray Georgiana W, 128 00
Woodman Daniel, Jr, 276 00
164
P01 I I AND D I B I CTOR Y.
following list contains the names of those individuals
nnd firms who are assessed fifty dollars, and less than one hun-
: ; the year 1861 :
Atkiri": Jothna V,
Andrews Charlotte,
Allen .1
AftobJSOn William,
A I) S:miuel J,
Akermao William,
AppletOO John,
Adam John .'•'
John.
Brazier Harrison
widow of
killings Leonard,
nry Henry.
I B
Bornham Gh
Bradford John.
Bank Man ft Trad'rs,
Hank Mechanic^,
d John J,
■• Svln-tcr B,
& Hatch,
Baboook George H,
Banks EUaa.
Bradley William C,
Bracket! J s, widow
L Oobb guard
Butler Ifoeei ML
Boiuuni John CF,
B '■ i m,
Boiler Ralph jrj
I i'. .ardian,
William v,
Butler William,
R ' ■ . If.
Bibber & I
Imtler ft Chapman,
Ilur^in Sarah W,
1 John,
I ' : iley,
I I ' ■ I J
Connor John
i n
Churchill .Tames M,
C
Collins Jose i
06 M
CO 45
M U
80 25
7 M
:o40
CO 40
68 68
:: M
83 45
83 45
7;: H
88 00
04 00
Bfl M
»> OQ
50 G5
-j IB
Crockett Richard,
Cole Lorenzo 1),
• Drool,
Cobb & .Jordan,
Bolomon T,
Onxmnlnaa Asa eat of,
Oarr William W,
Chase John,
Crowther John W,
Cook 1 r
Carruthers John J,
Cumin ings C
Cuminii .. I 1
Cmnmingi ft Brook,
Crockett Ann,
Onadbonm, Kendall
Clondman, Stevens
ft Oo,
dimming* Augustus,
Coolidg M ft i.
Chadboorn William G,
Oorey Ebon.
Onmminga Stephen II,
Oomminfl T ft J B,
OrOOkett Nathaniel,
Drinkwater P estate of,
:■; | .
♦ l 00
60 00
I ~ B
67 85 I Drinkwater
I isiah,
CO 25 | !><»w John,
.' i 1 1 I'-,'-! Iward II,
.iah K,
iah,
• Alvin S,
8000 Dyer Arthur,
Dyer Etobli
Dver Char
W U Dwight William T,
Nathan J,
53 85 Darlii;. M \ A.
l:.
l\
M Sfi 1 ' ■ "■ v A
D ' an W,
96 oo
01 00
' 90
B180
68 65
- 50
SI K1
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
265
Deland Daniel I, 65 05
Dow, Palmer & Ward, 88 00
Dunlap Mrs Lois, 60 00
Davis Charles M, 90 65
Doherty H & Co, 90 65
Daniels Dexter, 61 85
Day Josiah F, 73 85
Durgin Joshua, 85 85
Emery Daniel F, 90 65
Evans Robert 53 05
Elder John estate of, 56 00
Elsworth N & Son, 60 00
Elsworth Nathaniel, 53 85
Edwards Calvin, 75 45
Edwards C & H S & Co, 96 00
Fosdick Ann J est of, 64 00
Fessenden Samuel, 73 85
Fernald Isaac, 65 85
Fernald James E, 64 00
Fuller Augustus P, 57 85
Fogg Samuel, 73 85
Fletcher Jona H, 91 45
Fox Henry, 78 65
Furbish Daniel, 81 85
Fickett George, 85 85
Fobes Albert G, 93 05
Frost Orange C, 69 85
Fosdick Sophia A, 73 60
Fosdick Sophia, guar, 64 00
Fales, True & Co, ' 52 00
Griffith David, heirs of, 80 00
Gerrish Oliver, 80 25
Green Charles H, 85 85
Gilson Calvin estate of, 75 20
Gerrish Edward P, 77 05
Gerrish Augustus F, 53 05
Graffam Peter, 66 05
Gray Joseph, 73 85
Gwinn George, 66 65
Grover Abel M, 64 25
Graffam Joseph, 57 85
Gerrish Mary Ann, 64 80
Gowell & Babb, 64 00
Golder & Walker, 56 00
Gerrish & Pearson, 56 00
Hubbs Alexander, 76 25
Harlow Lazarus, 92 25
Hopkins Betsey est of, 68 00
Haggett Samuel F, 54 65
Hall Abby D, 52 00
Harford Ezra T, 69 85
Haskell Alfred, 73 05
Hyde William A, 85 05
Hodgkins Joseph E, 57 85
Hillborn Seth B, 53 05
Higgins John, 54 65
Hamilton Chs B, est of, 54 40
Hayes John G, 61 85
Haines Allen, 97 85
Hobson Almon L, 53 85
Holbrook Elizabeth, 84 00
Hitchings George F, 62 65
Harris Albion F, 77 85
Hamilton Charles, 53 85
Hay H H & Co, 72 00
Hanson Francis E, 84 55
Hanson Elizabeth A, 82 15
Hanson Mary E, 82 15
Harwood Charlotte, 68 00
Horton Rufus heirs of, 80 00
Ilsley Alice widow, 89 60
Ilsley Joseph, 93 85
Ilsley Robert, 63 45
Jewett Luther heirs, 80 00
Jacobs William V, 97 85
Jordan Richard L, 53 05
Jose & Marrett, 80 00
Knight Isaac, widow of, 97 60
Knight Jabez M, 57 85
Kelley Joseph L & Co, 61 60
Kimball James M, 88 25
King George W, 66 65
Kelley Joseph L, 60 65
Kilby William, 57 85
Knight Geo H & Co, 64 00
King Jairus K, 61 05
Leavitt Joseph, 60 25
Libby Matthias, 61 85
Libby Francis O, 93 85
Little Eugene E, 97 85
Loring George, 89 05
Libby Simon H, 82 65
Larrabee & Jordan, 50 40
Lovitt, Atkins &
Sargent, 52 00
Larrabee Benjamin, 61 05
I'liIlTLAXD DIRECTORY.
I
I Alvah, 74 66
I. ' .
I ... .:-.
I.
Ifarwiok A'
:.ui Win heii
an Loot, M 00
James 6,
51 86
MoLellM Arthur wi«l of, SI 0 I
iSethB, N 86
M franklin C, 88 25
Me All i -
Malnix Andrew.
Merrill Albert J,
tenjamin C. 61
ft 86
Monlfcon Jam 51 45
rery Wm vV Co,
IfOfN I &»/,
Maodonald M 67 86
Miller Xath'l Jjr, 93 85
Neal Raphael, ' 08 oo
War.!, 77 U
M -:,
1 p i c. guard, 51 I
• 11. 8188
Oxnard William r.
Oxnard Wm F ft Oo, 80 00
r <!
Puri- ' : i.
I |98|
William I* jr, 85 85
Parker William,
.
P fohn s,
i" " s> iphen,
I ' fl SQ
ft Smith, 8188
: k * Id Of,
1 M, 90 18
S Oo, 88 00
73 86
71 1 i
'• '
l: \\ r.ji...
Band John,
Russell Jotanjr,
Randall
•rt,
Robinson H - I. 77 M
Radford Lincoln. 7
Rumery ft Bnrnham, ft I
Robinsoo £ homing. 80 oo
Robinson 0 WfcC .
Jonathan,
Shaw Nathaniel,
Jamet r bbI i ■',
• William, 61 05
Btedwortfaj John,
.v i!
Short William B,
Joaiafa B. 7 M
Smith Wendell 1\
:iuel,
Stanwoo 1 Gideon L, 7 •
Small Samuel jr, 38 86
- • r William,
Shirley G II.
Sawyer Abel. fl 86
DeM, *4 25
Shaw Alpheus,
Stunlivant ('
Bjmondfl Joseph,
''»
.' lit/ B, 57 05
r Charles. 5188
Shaokfbrd Rnius, >;• v"»
Sparrow John, v.'. *.*»
r Samuel, " | 88
Stmsoo Andrew P,
Shaw & Haskell, 92 80
Shepherd OP A Co,
S
Starbii ISSft Oo, 80 oo
Btaplea Jane B.
Trowbritlce Elisha, 5186
Tnkej William,
ThnntDO Henry, 7 1 86
i
Trns Jonatfa
i r H nry, e?46
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
267
Tucker Ansel, 61 85
Tolford John G, 81 45
Tenbroeck Lucretia, 72 00
Tolman John, widow of, 68 00
Thayer Solomon, . 69 85
Thompson Joseph, 73 05
True J & D W, 97 60
True John, guard, 88 00
Underwood Benjamin, 97 85
Varney Charles B, 67 45
Varney I H, 69 85
Willis Thomas, heirs of, 88 00
Walton Mark, 57 60
Weeks Joshua F, 76 25
Weeks Joshua F & Co, 64 00
Winslow Albert,
Winslow Mary B,
Winslow Hezekiah,
Wilson Ebenezer,
Waterhouse Samuel jr,
64 25
76 00
64 25
62 40
54 65
Waterhouse Joshua W, 57 85
Williams John H,
74 65
Webb Eli,
73 85
Whittier James L,
86 65
Woodman Aaron,
80 80
Winchester Hiram,
87 45
Woodard Enos,
77 85
Willis Charlotte,
61 60
Williams James R S,
61 85
Winslow Peter G,
61 05
Wetmore Jesse L,
68 25
Winslow Hezekiah,
80 00
Waterhouse Israel, heirs, 57 60
Waterhouse George,
65 85
Willard William,
77 85
Wilson Samuel *V,
64 25
Woodbury, Harris
&Co,
64 00
White Darius,
56 25
York & Cumberland
Railroad Co,
80 00
NON-RESIDENTS.
Clark Frederick W,
Dow Hiram H,
Dyer Isaac,
Duncan Mary W,
Daniels Ebenezer,
Dockray James R jr,
Higgins Sylvanus,
Hayes Dennis,
Hinds Elisha,
Kennebec & Portland
Railroad Co,
Little Josiah jr,
Morton Edward W,
Rate of taxation in 1857,
96 80
Mountfort Elias,
63 20
57 60
Moise Ruggles,
72 00
64 80
Owen George,
93 60
74 40
Robinson O'Neil,
80 00
50 40
Ross David,
51 20
52 00
Smith Francis O J,
80 00
57 00
Swasey Horatio J,
84 00
60 00
Tibbetts Ira,
54 40
50 40
Thayer Joel F,
80 00
Williams Ezra T,
56 80
80 00
Wyer Nancy,
95 20
72 00
Willis Henry,
7120
56 80
Willis George, heirs of,
64 00
37, $8 00 per $1000.
COMMEECE OF PORTLAND.
The total value of the Domestic Exports at this port, for the
year ending June 30, 1857, as appears by the Report of the
Secretary of the Treasury, was $1 075 623
Of Foreign Exports, " 1 173 808
Total,
$2,249,431
268 FOBTX.AHO director t.
Of t his amount $6 448 was free of duty.
1 • ;,io same vear wne
•^dutyfree. *
^ bnpQfti during the mom |
porta «.f the Bteta wii
r ending Jnne 80, I860, the tote] i
: this port WM
■te,
Of tins amount |878 WM free of dutv. The total value of
• • r the Mine time wu ^liaOMT
Of which - dutv free.
The whole quantity of Mol<u$6i Imported into thN port for
•v^.'^mntityof ^ ^ fur thc
Wqa »j MS , H ll.s., Tallied at MM 087.
Tho|unount of duties colleeted during the fiscal vear ond-
"*; " IW.WM $184 81191
J ho amount of duties collected in the half-year ending |
year ending Decem-
Ameri , ,.,
■
350
.ra„ceSauri„g the calendar v.
AuuTi __
Inlog the calendar year e*d£
,dar veer end
fall- collected during: mm MM
•nd-
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 269
PRINCIPAL FREIGHT.
BROUGHT TO PORTLAND BY THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
During the year 1857.
Number cords Firewood - - - - 9 549
" feet Lumber and Timber - -25 230 000
" bbls. Flour - - - - ■ - 226 647 .
" bushels Grain .... 90 452
" bbls. Ashes 4 110
In 1856 the number of bbls. of Flour brought to the city by
the same mode of conveyance was 12V 240. By this state-
ment it will appear that the quantity received in '57 was
nearly double that of '56. The increase in receipts of grain
and ashes was nearly in the same proportion.
FLOUR AND CORN.
The whole amount of the receipts of Flour and Corn, at
Portland, each year for the last ten years is : —
YEARS. FLOUR. CORN.
1848, 119 400 barrels. 232 123 bushels.
1849, 153 812 barrels. 194 267 bushels.
1850, 169 879 barrels. 222 641 bushels.
1851, 160 702 barrels. 195 476 bushels.
1852, 166 340 barrels. 243 402 bushels.
1853, 186 877 barrels. 304 391 bushels.
1854, 187 819 barrels. 345 779 bushels.
1855, 181 419 barrels. 408 560 bushels.
1856, 172 871 barrels. 337 326 bushels.
1857, 281 647 barrels. 360 000 bushels.
RECEIPTS OF COAL.
The quantity of coal brought to this port, principally from
Philadelphia, during the year 1857, was —
For steam use, - - - - - 19 384 tons.
For family use, .... 14 784 "
For Lewiston, 2 000 "
Total number of tons, 36 168
The number of vessels employed in bringing this coal was
2 ships, 14 barques, 54 brigs, and 66 schooners.
About 1600 tons of this was for the Portland Gas Company,
and a small portion for the Saccarappa Mills.
The total amount of coal brought here in 1856 was as fol-
lows:
For steam use, ... - 12 615 tons.
For family use, ... - 17 385 tons.
Total number of tons, 30 000
V I
PORTLAND DIRRC TOHY.
M
Steamer
I- ••
Mtau,
1131 17
sun4 r.nu>ix<;.
• Mowing id ■ UM of tta yeasab built in Portland an
ith Colloc: faring the y
Class. Xami:.
BWp Sylvanus Pdanchard,
Hood, in}.;
W. T. Schini.lt, :;-, 01
iel Elliot, | i ||
United States, i n i |
•ri Petd, 989 04
HarpsweH, 90
June,
Charitt S. Pennell, 968 ff]
g graft, nog u
;sylvi:l' al
Rising Son, 1310 7-,
a. 11. Stevens, 989
B tper, og
xonpgSam 1012 ro
Emily A. Hall, 1019 79
Falmouth,
B i>y«rl 1278 22
'':ir(luo rnmsit 434 C8
Oak Hill, 509
P -tine,
1 8am, 33G 07
20s 1 1
330 74
;; M- L Prank, 547 7 I
M. .mi Kin-, 371 n
And . -J7; 86
ph Hale, |$J
s. i;. inn,
• Donning, m -.. .
K.^.x, •_•; .
Lain 68
ros, |4| §1
Al!;.' gj
161 i D
iilln» 228 68
eris, ii r,
I 61
1 i77;
' ' -: I: ■-■■ ' •'. 6 31
N ' '•"' '.'••, 41 \ • N — i,i:is
•jj ;.■■■•
ej
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
271
LIST OF VESSELS BUILT IN 1856.
Class. Name. Tons. 95ths.
Ship
Samuel Locke,
797
88
«
Artisan,
923
58
ii
Harraseeket,
1082
12
ii
Echo,
874
72
ii
Consignment,
1131
74
ii
Majestic,
714
25
ii
Pennsylvania,
897
9
ii
Bamburg,
1119
36
u
Wm. Woodbury,
1091
Barque
P. C. Alexander,
282
• 88
a
Nacoochee,
448
75
II
Abbyla,
536
41
II
Priscilla,
596
80
II
Ellen Stevens,
353
73
II
Oasis,
679
48
ii
La Ciguena,
Mary C. Fox,
329
55
II
343
90
II
Indian Summer,
363
80
II
Charles Edwin,
343
74
u
Arizona,
582
90
Brig
Granada,
255
59
Schr
J. F. Chase,
65
37
ii
Mirror,
86
36
a
Ocean,
73
45
ii
Satellite,
48
7
ii
George Deering,
249
62
ii
Storm King,
63
2
Steamer
Island Queen,
28 Vessels.
71
17
14,407
08
LIST OF VESSELS BUILT IN 1857.
CLASS.
NAME.
TONS.
95tli
Ship
Resolute,
749
78
ii
Kentuckian,
1049
83
ii
Grand Duchess,
874
72
it
Yorick,
1287
54
<i
Kittie Floyd,
1117
54
u
J. Baker,
787
31
Barque
Jim Crow,
597
12
ii
Merrimac,
371
56
ii
Harmon,
308
89
ii
Joseph and Hannah,
335
64
ii
Ceres,
547
9
171
r o n T L a H d DIB IOTOITi
Barque
Bohr.
Sloop
niotinfir
u
B a*
Martha Wcnzcl,
Liberty,
EL T. Eemmdi
Starlight,
Stephen Orr,
Montr
Little Eastern,
Pacific,
-77
609
205
33
88
I I
G
7"
00
46
69
• ;
:
22
13
M
Total Tonnage, 10,SG0 10
The following ll the amount of tonnage built in this Dis-
trict during the last ten years: —
IMS
1-i I
1-:.')
1861
1-vVJ
1863
L864
l--.-.
1869
Tons.
12,269
10,179
12,478
11,481
12,( - I
16, 7
02
M
28
86
18
G4
03
n
10
Total, 14491]
The amount of Tonnage built in each District of Maine for
.r ending .In
Bhlpi and BMQDMi
Passama<iunddy,
Ifaohi
•;
PreDohman*!
•i
1 :.
4
1
16
I
boro*,
•J |
.
1
Bath.
POftMi
Lfl
E
.
K unk,
York,
Tons.
4
ii
<j
5
1
3
1
•J
22
o
1
17.
\:, m
0"
none.
ijm
M
61
it
I the year ending Juno 30, "1- built nearly
I nil; by u; iu the
I
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 273
The tonnage owned in the several Districts of Maine as ap-
pears by the Report of the Secretary of the Treasury, June
30, 1857, was
Districts. Registered. Enrolled. Total.
Tons and 95ths.
Passamaquoddy,
19,948.37
8,352.78
28,301.20
Machias,
10,314.74
18,352.50
28,667.29
Frenchman's Bay,
6,515.29
26,878.22
32,395.51
Penobscot,
14,800.01
35,023.26
49,823.27
Belfast,
32,699.65
40,776.16
73,475.82
Bangor,
13,161.35
17,791.62
30,953.02
Waldoboro'
84,533.76
69,450.15
153,983.90
Wiscasset,
10,836.63
13,973.65
24,810.33
Bath,
155,740.01
27,192.10
182,932.10
Portland,
109,926.11
35,316.00
145,242.11
Saco,
4,766.33
2,653.02
7,419.55
Kennebunk,
3,063.19
2,410.15
5,473.34
York,
1,637.85
1,637.85
Total shipping of the State, 763,115 tons.
The total tonnage of the United States, June 30, 1857, was
4,940,843; registered, 2,463,967; enrolled, 2,476,875.
The steam navigation tonnage was 705,784.
The Districts in the United States where the largest amount
of shipping is owned, are •
New York City District,
-
-
1,377,424
Boston,
a
-
447,996
Philadelphia,
u
-
-
211,380
Baltimore,
u
-
-
191,618
Bath,
a
-
-
- 182,932
New Orleans,
u
.
-
-
173,167
Waldoborough,
ii
-
153,983
New Bedford
u
-
-
_
- 152,799
Portland
"
-
-
145,242
Charleston, (S. C.
)"
CON
-
JLS.
- 56,460
SI
James Grignon, Consul for Her Britannic Majesty for Maine,
office 270 Commercial Street.
Hipolito de Uriarte, Consul for Her Catholic Majesty of
Spain, office 121 Middle Street.
Thomas Amory Deblois, No. 59 Exchange Street, Spanish
Consular Agent.
E. P. LeProhon, Consul for the Emperor of France, office
No. 7 South Street.
18
J 74
POBTLAVD DIBXOTOB v.
. 01 STOM HOUSE, POBTLAHD,
( itor.
Deputy Collector.
Surveyor*
Weigher and Ganger.
M«»-f* Macdonald,
John A. l'.alkam,
Samuel J. A
Harris c. Barnes,
Win. G. Chadbourn,
B • ■■■: A. Bird,
Cushmaa Hall,
Charles II. Haskell,
Samuel And
HoUifl St Clair,
Carleton Gardner,
Charles H. Chase,
Benjamin Larraboe,
John II. Short,
Mark EL Jose,
U S. Clark,
Amml .v:
Superintendent of War.
inspector.
I tecasiona] I:
rtOT it Yarmouth.
OBSERVATORY SIGNAL&
Snail Eattern Flag Staffer fl
—white Op,
•* 'i Ships, aarns — red up.
44 :\ Ships, same— white op and a pendant nndar.
-red up and ■ pendani
44 a Barque, red il:i._r, white square center, ship
Xorth II.
POX 1 Brig, bhlS and white ll:i£— wbil
2 B . name bine up.
11 : e— white up, and pendant under.
I Brigs, -am.'— blue Up, and pendant •
A . .:■■■ i -/■ i vessel, class muleten;.
dant on tlie imp staff
A dor disabled, pendant half-m L
a p, barque or brig at alienor, flag with a
■
a i , rernmenl armi I . \
All foreign vessels represented by their national ensign.
Maam Boats, whits flag.
.
1 ' I ns, (stripes running
up u
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 275
Schooners ashore, blue flag, half-mast,
The distance of Steamers is represented by black balls on
the ship staff, each ball standing for half an hour.
All merchants' private signals hoisted if left at the Obser-
vatory.
LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE OF PORTLAND.
The following is the result as to the latitude and longitude
of various points in our city and vicinity, as determined, after
careful observation, by Major J. D. Graham, of the corps of
Topographical Engineers, principal Astronomer, and head of
the Scientific Corps of the Commission of Boundary under the
Treaty of Washington.
Deg.
Min.
Sec.
New Custom House,
lat.
43
39
27
a u u
long.
70
15
40.4
City Hall,
lat.
43
39
26.7
u u
long.
70
15
57
Moody's Observatory, Munjoy,
lat.
43
39
56.3
u u tc
long.
70
15
02
Fort Preble Flag Staff,
lat,
43
38
56.3
M U U U
long.
70
14
00
Fort Scammel Block House,
lat.
43
36
01.1
u u (t a
long.
70
13
08
Portland Light,
lat
43
37
23.3
long.
70
12
51
Easternmost Cape Light,
lat.
43
33
56.2
(I it.
long.
70
IME.
12
22.5
LONGITUDE IN T
New Custom House,
4
41
02.7
City Hall,
4
41
03.8
Moody's Observatory, Munjo}r,
4
41
00.13
Fort Preble Flag Staff,
4
40
56.
Fort Scammel Block House,
4
40
52.5
Portland Light,
4
40
51.4
Easternmost of two Lights,
4
40
49.5
Elevations of the Churches and other localities in Portland
above the mean level of the sea. Prepared by A. P. Mar-
shall, late City Engineer :
Feet. Decimals.
Pine street Methodist, Elevation, 128.022
Congress st. Methodist, " 145.400
1 7 6 p o ■ I LAID Di ■ I 0 I o ■ v.
• jihorpian, Klevation, 68.000
UiiiYersalist M
Third Parish, Orthodox, M
First Parish, Unitarian, " 7
" Union Church, Orthodox, u
" St I oke's, Episcopalian, M
odox, u
St Dominic, Catholic,
Park it Unitarian, u 108.491
ptist, M ioo.i< i
.; Bt 1st Baptist, M
Oasoo •• l R ill Baptist, "
it Chanel, Unitarian,
Chestnut it Methodist, (new) " 68.101
:., St. Stephens Episcopalian,
Middle iL Id Parish. Orthodox,
Catholic chapel on Cumberland it,
Bethel F< •• it, •• 10.118
1 Lstom House and Post < tfBee,
City Hall, u 7
Highest Point on Bramhall'i Hill, M i:v l
Bluest Point on Ifnnjoj,
. itory, ■ 141.600
Ball on ton of Observai
Lowest posnl I . 'tween two
liilis, center of Hampshire Bt, 67.000
PORTLAND SHIPPING LIST.
The (bDowmg Ii ■ Li>t ret 100 Tom Burthen, b
kxiging to tnc District of Portland and Falmouth,
Built
Samuel S. Thomu ft al 1848 Y79 45
> D. II * & »li 291 25
& a| am 26S 12
Harwood «Mi 4 ft] 1*54 MM 00
. & ai 1 1 i
I ft al i*0 &9
IumJ T, Cbaae
• '. .. i- : i... ,-i
ka 4 al
Alien J. Mrrrill ft al 1*35 1.11 44
CI librarian) ft al
baid l > 1 IH-U 698 49
:- .
<r ft al
& al 1SVJ 538 41
t ft al
1SJ6 99 9SS
Onma :••• I ft ri
U I A al IS94
; k i] IiV& 2M 90
ft l(KhardM>a ft al IM4 709 66
Rotwttoa Vrtr ft al 97 44
Hi i
1 1
A. G. 11.11
Hark
ArrhimcJea
Aloah
Hark
A<»n>»"mi>on
M>.p
A . 1
'
« 1 .X
Ann
^ l.r
Ami
1 | r
*
Atu afca
X
•
S»
v
1 1 .
a
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
277
Catharine
Ship
Com. Stewart
Brig
Cornelia
Ship
Comet
Schr
Clio
Schr
Citizen
ISchr
Canada
Bark
Corinthian
Ship
Conqueror
Ship
Cerro Gordo ew»i
Ship
Cambridge J
Schr
Cape Fear
Schr
Castilian
Brig
Charles S. Pennell
[Ship
C. B. Hamilton
Bark
Chevalier
Bark
Celestial Breexo
,Ship
Cumberland
Ship
Chilton
(Bark
China
Ship
Bark
Ceres
Charles Edwin £
Bark
Cosmopolite
Brig
Consignment *
Ship
Casco
Bark
Diligence
Bark
Dorcas Prince
Ship
Detroit -1
Ship
Daniel Elliot
Ship
Bark
Dorcas C. Yeaton
Delaware
Schr
Exce
Sch
Eliza Waite
Brig
Eliza Ellen
Sch
E. A. Kinsman
Bark
Eliza
|Bark
Exchange
Sch
Effort
Brig
Elizabeth
Sch
Ellen Merriman
Sch
Elmira
Brig
Esmeralda
Ship
Emma F. Chase
Bark
Ezra F. Lewis
Sch
Electric Light
Sch
Eudorm
Brig
Essex
Brig
Ellen Hood
Ship
Evening Star
Ship
Bark
Ellen Stevens
Echo
Ship
Emily A. Hall
Ship
Faith
Bark
Fannie S Perley
Ship
F. W. Bailey
Ship
Florida 1
iSch
Fannie Mitchell
Sch
Forest City
Steamer
Fawn
Brig
Falmouth *
Ship
Flying Cloud
Sch
George Turner
Ship
Gold Hunter
Sch
Gazelle „■*
Brig
Bark
Glen , f
Geo. Brooks 4
Sch
Gen. Worth
Brig
Gov. Brock ' •'' »'
Brig
John Leavitt & al
Shubael Merriman & al
Sam'l Blanchard & al
Daniel Bogan & al
Simeon Curtis & al
David Keazer & al •
Chase, Leavitt Sf Co. &'al
Joseph W Dyer & al
Charles Boutelle & al
David Keazer & al
Edward Waite &al
Albert J Merrill
Isaac B Pinkham & al
Francis T Purinton & al
"Wm Chase & al
Orlando M Marrettfc al
S. Stover 2d & al
John Randall & al
Thos Pennell & al
David Keazer & al
Sylvanus C. Blanchard & al
Samuel Dunning & al
Eaton, Safford & Fox
H. I. Robinson & al
Sylvanus C. Blanchard & al
Sylvanus C. Blanchard & al
Sam'l Dunning & al
Yeaton & Hale & al
Enoch K. Noyes & al
J. B. Brown & al
Joshua Waite & al
E. Waite & al
Samuel Trask & al
Enos Soule & al \
John Curtis & al
Henchman S. Soule
Cyrus Sturdivant & al
Ryan & Davis & al?
John Yeaton & al
Charles Jones & al
John Yeaton & al)
Henry Fox & al
Wm. Ferris & al
Harmon Pennell & al
N. C. Davis & al I
Daniel Hood & al
John E Donnell & al
James L. Howe & al
Nathaniel Blanchard & al
James B. Hall & al „
Edwin Churchill & al 3
Jonas H Perley & al ri
F. W. Bailey & alj
N. C. Davis & al
Charles Sawyer & al
Portland Steam Packet Co.
A. L. Hobson & al
Ralph Kelley
Reuben Hill & al
Jacob McLellan & al
Alcott S. Merriman & al
Geo. Brazier and al
J. L. Farmer
Robertson Dyer & al
Gee. W. Woodman & al
Edward Waite & al
1849
478 69
1847
155 24
1848
623 62
1837
128J66
1836
II5g01
1839
117 65
1850
286 68
1851
1098 35
1850
1085 33
1850
577 46
1833
149 79
1835
103 12
1852
220 01
1855
968 51
1849
257 00
1854
478 70
1854
481 88
1853
1066 51
1847
277 62
1852
725 72
1857
547 09
1856
343 74
1851
140 87
1856
1131 74
1854
266 78
1845
237 25
1850
499 34
1855
1199 41
1854
591 86
1854
480 58
1854
113 83
1836
139 34
1849
195 29
1835
108 31
1847
268 90
1839
294 91
1839
109 51
1840
200 83
1833
100 24
1846
129 06
1846
177 21
1850
907 67
1851
270 25
1851
182 88
1853
157 25
1855
244 84
1855
279 04
1854
1056 06
1853
776 29
1855
353 73
1856
874 72
1855
1019 79
1853
281 24
1854
1123 67
1853
711 24
1829
115 35
1846
115 51
1854
869 13
1845
127 44
1855
686 45
1852
109 22
1849
618 46
1848
103 24
1839
221 78
1848
287 24
1843
121 72
1847
188 61
1851
194 86
POBTLAHD DIBBCTO B v.
I 'ilU
(•«■ ■ X
(irVMt
' . • a *
H»rr,r|
■ Ma
Harriet
.
" r'AX
B. II. Iloojy
H»rnrt Fuller
■ veil
DfM
Hannah Tborutoo
Harmon
Hirroit
II. T. KcnuaM
IllC»
!
Juniata
John Arilles
I »hon
Junuu
1 irtia
Jacob I'mm e
H . h
Hum
N wrll
J C Uruokt
Juana
coin
DteMft
WooJ
i
'■ Hunt*!
1
I
• Ihcr
M .
<n»
Lava I
M u...nroi
M
Uric
Hark
Sch
Nch
Dr.<
Br.<
I
Hr,<
Hr.j
I .
fin*
Sch
•ch
Ship
Hark
Hark
Hark
IUrk
Sch
Hark
Hark
Brfa
H.rtc
lurk
lUrk
Hirk
Ship
Ship
H*rk
Hark
V.;,
>!..(.
Ilnx
nr,«
Brif
B*
■■MM
JUrk
lUik
Jnt. S Hamlin & al
I : >V a)
- Huckrmm A: al
LS 4 al
Clement Martin & al
r. a. Mm A al
1 . 1'inklum ft al
:>n ft al '
Henry C. Lorell
Jmtfk B. Adie & al
M P Hr-.wn & al
John Sarretit 4: al
I'aul li Thniiiaa & al
Daniel Bod A: al
• j-ntft al
ft al
Charln Dyer 4c ai
■ ft al
I t al
1 . Wcbitcr A: al
in A: al
A. .M. DmMI i al
IVtcr Hai.na A: a|
r Cram Ij al
IVnnell ft nl
William Williaini A; al
lit 4: ai
riftal
n k al
; ftal
& WillardJcal
J. i . I rown
John Ili»h>'p 4 »]
I Fox
rJ & al
Doaokkf ft al
■tlal
Kjkanui Hlanclunl ft al
Pknnar ft al
Hem. Cu»hin< & al
r A N
J' . I
Arthur B. \Vehbrr ft al
*•
<r al
Benjamin WrUter 4 a I
Kom ft Stunlirant ft al
Jo^pb \V. Prer ft al
B, Ikn.nrll ft al
t hariea B lit. an! al
Rotoartaoo PTrr and al
"• >' >> ft BM M 1 al
I and al
0«0. Bumhaman.l »|
Tamioa 4- Hale ami al
Portland Sloun Packed Co
)M6
.
l-'.l
•
l- ■ i
249 6 J
MM
•
MW1
.
Ml
Ml '<i
IS* 06
162 50
Ml
1854
, J- «.
MM
1--'
i-;.
33<j 48
080 00
600 90
Ml ■
H3 00
. -
.
677 06
1*V»
- - .-;
1-47
i ■ B
isa
203 33
i n
i .
MM
. • i_»
vm
BH ■
3W 7*
1- !
649 '23
NBI
644 49
m -j
l .
.
1-1
360 0J
1 -
IBM
DO 00
l^
Ml
1-v.
•••It 2
m M
1855
■ |
l- |
1117 64
105 64
l-l
) - . .
|| ■
l^J
Ml
110 31
wm
III 00
tm
Ml
Ml ■
Ml
in bi
mm* BmmmmJ *i
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
279
Margaret
Ship
Mary
Sch
Mary Pennell
Brig
Marcia
Bark
Moro
Sch
Manzanilla
Brig
Mary Merrill
Ship
Mechanic
Brig
M L Frank
Bark
Montilla
Brig
Montreal
Steam
Martha Wenzell
Bark
Merango Jj
Ship
Merrimac
Bark
Mary C. Fox
Bark
Majestic
Ship
Napoleon
Brig
Norman '
Brig
Nathan W Bridge
Bark
New Empire
Bark
Nelson Place
Bark
N. H. Hall
Sch
Nacoochee
Bark
Odd Fellow
Bark
Orienda
Sch
Ottawa ~JTj
Sch
Orison Adams
Brig
Ocean Pearl
Ship
Overmann
Bark
Olive Elizabeth
Sch
Oasis
Bark
Petrel
Sch
P R Curtis
Brig
Peri , '
Bark
Palestine
Bark
Portland w
Ship
Bark
Pilo£ Fish
Phoenix ?
Sch
P. C. Alexander
Bark
Priscilla
Bark
R H Knight
Bark
Robert Pennell
Bark
Rosina
Sch
Rebeoca
Ship
Roger Stewart
Ship]
Robert M Sloman
Ship
Rescue
Schr
Rialto
Ship
Rising Sun ^
Ship
Reaper - .
Ship
Resolute * $
Ship
Sarah B Hale
Bark
Scioto : J
Ship
St. Jago «
Bark
St. Louis * $
Ship
St. John a.
Ship
Sarah Ann
Bark
Susan W Iind
Bark
Sarah ' "~
Sch
St. Mary's
Bark
Sarah Ellen
Brig
State of Maine
Ship
Souter Johnny
Ship
Splendid
Sch
Sierra Nevada
Bark
Samuel Oilman
Sch
Speedwell
Ship
J. E. Donnell and al
Freeman Smith and al
Jacob Pennell and al
Nath'l Blanchard and al
J, & C. Barbour and al
Nath'l. P. Bailey and al
Wm. H. Kinsman and^al
Joseph Hale and al
Jonas H. Perley and al
Enos Woodard
Steamer Portland Steam Packet Co
Ralph Kelley
William Douty and al
Joseph H. Perley and al
Henry Fox and al
Robert Pennell jr and al
Peter G. Winslow and al
Frederick Hatch and al
John Leavitt and al
David Keazer and al
Henry Thurston and al
George Lord and al
Charles Bliss and al
R. E. Wood and al
Jacob B. Pinkham and al
D. L. Choate and al
Edward Waite and al
David Keazer and al
Thos. McLellan and al
Gharles Sawyer and al
Jonas H. Perley and al
N. C. A. Jenks and al
Lem'l H. Stover and al
Boyd fy Hanson and al
Joshua Waite and al
Jacob McLellan and al
Joseph Hobson jr and al
Charles Dyer and al
Daniel Merryman and al
S. C. Blanchard and al
Wm. Chase and al
Chase, Leavitt & Co and al
Joseph H. Perley and al
Joseph Badger and al
Geo. Skolfield and al
Nath'l Blanchard and al
Christopher Kilby and al
S. D Hall and al
Geo. Skolfield and al
Chas. Richardson and al
Charles Cushing and al
John Yeaton and al
D. L. Choate and al
Edward M. Leavitt and al
Chas. M. Davis and al
Joseph Badger and al
Wm. S. Skolfield and al
Thomas McLellan and al
Stephen Noyes and al
Alexander Milliken and al
Edward Waite and al
Geo. Warren and al
Enos Soule and al
John C. Baker and al
Richard Mc Mann us and al
J. B. Brown and al
Jonas H. Perley and al
1848
447 67
1830
113 71
1838
233 76
1843
342 52
1833
124 26
1851
185 05
1849
423 85
1852
219 02
1855
547 79
1833
123 00
1857
945 22
1857
577 70
1854
567 26
1856
371 56
1856
343 90
1856
714 25
1884
143 43
1840
199 '20
1S46
256 86
1854
475 83
1851
459 14
1845
135 93
1856
448 75
1844
239 74
1845
129 17
1853
149 90
1854
227 58
1854
989 64
1853
254 35
1840
127 61
1856
679 48
1847
129 14
1850
229 10
1847
265 08
1854
675 34
1853
997 93
1854
347 54
1840
121 02
1855
282 88
1856
696 80
1846
229 83
1847
179 18
1849
124 72
1849
533 33
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GROWTH OF PORTLAND.
Since tho emmonromet of tho Grand Trunk BallwiJ
which 00fatt60QJ OUT OatjT nilll HM principal cities of Canada,
. || boon I marked incrc.
•TtV.
The jM.;itil:itionof tho citv in 17. 'i.
In 1810, rf169] to 181 \ *\>i: In U -. :_v •!: In LM \ 16,118;
Thai | taken in tho sir ' •) male tho
popuiat; no -"».n L I ;.(> rati i of Kb ireaai dorin
i which h II ill ' I u
DO n witli all the OOtaalD
not been so great as during fa prerioai font jmara. At pres-
ent, an • . the returns of tho Assessor-
the malo a«lult% WOold mako the |*>pula:i .000.
Tho \ f tho city in IS57, w h
. •
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
281
ASSESSED VALUATION
Of the Real and Personal Estates in Portland, from 1820 to
1857, inclusive.
1820
$2,635,427 1839
$4,054,095
1821
2,635,620 1840
4,054,095
1822
2,612,810 1841
4,112,946
1823
2,594,675 1842
4,158,046
1824
2,678,989 1843
4,168,122
1825
2,757,087 1844
4,365,788
1826
2,547,087 1845
4,634,738
1827
2,632,254 1846
4,959,959
1828
2,647,503 1847
5,270,525
1829
2,692,476 1848
5,945,330
1830
2.757,179 1849
6,392,664
1831
3,962,036 1850
6,682,119
1832
3,144,572 1851
#15,694,247
1833
3,326,624 1852
16,467,703
1834
3,465,596 1853
17,755,612
1835
3,991,529 1854
18,962,514
1836
4,389,013 1855
20,502,763
1837
4,177,673 1856
21,143,171
1838
3,999,484 1857
22,373,729
* Up to this
time the figures represented
one-half the valuation o
the city only.
TAXES— 1857.
Tax raised from Real Estate,
" " " Personal Estate,
3240 Polls, at $1 85 each,
Total,
For the following purposes, viz:
City's Proportion of State Tax,
14 " County Tax,
City Tax,
Overlayings,
Total,
The rate of taxation was $8 on $1000.
In 1856 the total tax was
" 1855 "
U SC (
" 1854 "
U || (
" 1853 "
II II II
" 1852 "
U II II
" 1851 "
II «( i
" 1850 "
II a <
$100,943 43
78,046 40
5,994 00
$184,983 83
$14,650 65
13,139 11
152,332 33
4,861 74
$184,983 83
$187,518 16
148,735 74
126,711 59
129,937 33
114,118 44
100,738 15
91,741 31
181 POB I L a x i) i) i ■ i: Q to kt.
BATE Of TAXATION.
I L8671
••i- •• m m m 8 bq qh
.. ,.-,-, U M H M 7 0€
It 18M M M U
M , „-..; U U H H ; (
M up] M H M 4
M 1861 M " u M 8 10 on i. I
• I860 M M u " 0 50 on 1,000
For the prerloafl ton rear-, the tsi
wis In LI : ■. I 70? In 1848, |6 l": in L847, K
,| - In 1844,
16; In 1841, $5 60; in 184
RECEIPTS AM) EXPENDITUKE&
Thfl Beoeipti Of the City for tho year 1857-s, were:
From Alien Passengers, --J7'j.
DtridendB. ------ ftu
! i «infl a:i l Sewen, - - - - - 1,1 1
i -. ■ < ' .•■-..• y, - - - - - 1.1
! . - - l.: i i •:
t, ----- -
Qm Lights, .--..- 87111
Fund, -
i •; lentolf, M
[ntarett,
I ...... H4,
1 I n of the Poor, - - - - - l 7
Pi items, -------
i: nto. -------
•<>K Bank Tax,
I .--..--- 171.7. | -j
i :il, ------- |81S,71846
nnc year were:
i ■ I ants, - -|
I ^nits luoired t""r 1866,
7
lal, -------
-
•rises, - . . .
I' . ..'s, 6,_-
Dntm ■■ '. -
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 283
Evergreen Cemetery, ----- 1,190 03
Fire Department, - • 7,931 83
Fourth of July Celebration, - - - - 2,455 43
Gas Lights, 6,362 50
Interest, ------- 34,083 30
Market Lot and Buildings, - - - 10,860 22
MunicipalJudge, ----- 750 00
Police, - - - - - - - 10,450 67
Poor, Support of, - - 16,013 20
Salaries, 10,468 50
Schools, 26,152 59
School Houses, - 3,879 00
Streets, Damages on, 3,750 00
Streets, Sidewalks and Bridges, - 22,874 29
Taxes, State and County, - 40,789 76
Treasurer and Collector's Com., - 1,981 24
Wharves for Ocean Steamers, - 28,080 38
Total, $311,682 95
The following list of cities comprises five of the most active
places of the present period, whose resources have been de-
veloped by the railway system :
POPULATION. TAXABLE VALUE.
Albany, May 1, 1855, 60 000 $21 506 261
Cleveland, June 5, " 31 000 18 510 779
Chicago, Feb. " 80 000 24 392 039
Detroit, June 12, " 40 373 12 518 115
Portland, June, " 26 000 20 502 363
CITY DEBT.
The whole amount of the City Debt, as appears by the ex-
hibit for the year ending in April, 1858, was $596 289
Against this amount there are belonging to the city,
Bonds of the At. & St. Lawrence R. R. Co., $117 600
Stock in Portland Gas Light Co., 2000 shares, 100 000
Stock in At. & St. L. R. R. Co.,11 shares, 1 100
Trust Funds on which the city are to pay the
interest only annually, ' 12 000
Temporary Loans, 20 000
Notes due and unpaid, 3 400
Balance, $342 189
$254 100
I'<> K'l t AX I) I) I RECTOR Y.
$ B
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m u
od the assets mentioned above, the City possesses—
LANDS, BUILDINGS, kc
t 7 ■'' ' ■■"■'! {*»*«* Corner of Congress and llontfbrt
streets, containing a s .j ,
'^rv-Corner of Danforth and tf
streets, oontalning about fifteen id
r,:i- ' l ft*g<wy In Westbreok, containing about
fifty b
;. / • f Lamd—On Green st., og feet front, 118 foot deep.
r, LoiofLa*d—(>n Brackett street, sixty-Are reel on the
i one hundred end twenty-tour i itfa ■
1:l: and Ward Room thereon.
"■ ' ■ ' Petri and
Li: ' . and one hundred
Eereon? " hl*1 tWo ll0,y Boho°l J1
nf-On the nortii side of Spring street about
g«2 ' on Spring street, running back I
. oe hundred and afty-one feet with a large
/— < >ri tlio south side of Spring •
ad Sonth si
lOOl
•• tjj On Ifce north
mite front
•tliorcon.
•«/- On me <
•-t; and ,.n.» Kinndred and fire aid
1 vnC
rrankhn street,
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 285
13. Lot of Land— On Sumner street, with a School House
thereon.
14. Lot of Land — On the north side of Congress street,
between Franklin and Locust streets, one hundred and eighty-
feet, by one hundred and twenty-four feet, occupied for a Hay
Market, and the Hay Scales standing thereon. Also, a brick
School House and out-buildings, erected in 1848.
15. Lot of Land — On the westerly side of Lime street, six-
ty-eight feet on Lime street, and twenty -three feet on Milk
street, with a large brick Engine House thereon.
16. Lot of Land— At the junction of Middle and Congress
streets, with the City Hall and Market House thereon.
17. Lot of Land — On the southerly side of Spring and
South streets, about one hundred and three feet on Spring-
street, with a large building containing a Ward and School
room. Under this building is a large reservoir, supplied with
water from " Mariner's Spring."
18. Lot of Land— On the southerly side of South street,
between Spring and Pleasant streets, twenty feet by one
hundred and sixteen feet, with a brick building thereon.
19. Lot of Land— Containing three acres, situated on Cong-
ress street, running back to the land on which the State Ar-
senal is situated.
20. The old State House — Fitted up for the accommodation
of the City Government, standing on leased land.
21. Lot of Land — Lying north-east of, and adjoining the
Promenade, extending to the Bay shore, containing 3 acres.
22. Lot of Land— On the westerly side of Park street,
ninety feet on Park street, running back from Park street
about two hundred and ten feet; with a new brick School
House, two stories high, on the same, designed for the accom-
modation of two schools.
23. Lot of Land — On the westerly brow of Bramhall's
Hill, containing about twenty-four acres. The western Prom-
enade passes over a part of this land.
The preceding lots, numbered 21 and 23 in this schedule,
are under the care and improvement of the Overseers of the
Alms House.
24. City Fa?*??!— Containing about fifty-four acres of land,
with the Alms House, HoYise of Correction, Barns, and other
out-buildings.
25. Lot of Land— Containing thirty-one acres, situated on
Congress street, and extending to the Cumberland and Oxford
Canal.
This lot of land is an appendage to the City Farm, and is
improved for agricultural purposes, and has a barn on it.
PORTL a \ I* i) i ■ I 01 0 ■ v.
Irani
■iiannel, with
. . S • I; oa irniofa I I the If I
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thirty : :.vet, fifty feet deep, with a brick Kn-
/. (> Chi itont street, eighty-fair feet on
Chestnut street, and one hundred and tweh p, with
■ i-<»nini'»n j»:t — :iLre-w:iy twelve feet wide. (JpOO tliis lot has
•y briok Sohool H
I .. / / Lcmd Oo Monjoy Hill, sixty aeroo feet on
Monona ■ m hundred and forty feet deep, an I
10k line, with a brick Sohool
•
I — Oo Peak*s Island, with a Bohool 11 BM
thereon, built in i
:;l. Lot of La ' —On Long Inland, with a School I
18, / | of L<tn>l—<)<\ I . near Oak street, about
twenty-three feet on Congress, and about fifty-one bat deep,
with brick building thereon, n
/. md ( >:i Oenfei I brick
B I Hon • reon.
(—Between Atlantic and ^t. Lawrence
l'..^:i^f way.
85. A il the OOrnor of Lafayette and Que-
36. M ■'■' 1 ' • .' Ilnihlinjs— On Lime, Milk, and Silver
streets, purchased In 11
' street, with a two story brick
. .; . | . i I in 1867.
PUBLIC school DEPARTMENT.
:dttoe,
n A
V. . U - : II. B -. | ,0.1
'. l-'cDsemlen,
brote Qiddings, Nathan Webb*
-• Baker, If. P. I.. I. . I
9 .::.,.• . i:. I. ..-. :::. G
:!. . ..hot.
• l rinined by lot, in the School
0 :'.:■;!•:. | Boai !
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
To serve one year — Phineas Barnes, Henry P. White, Fred-
erick Frothingham, James T. McCobb, Charles Holden, Alex-
ander Burgess, George W. Bos worth.
William H. Shailer, Chairman.
Thomas H. Talbot, Secretary.
Charles Holden, Samuel R. Leavitt, Henry P. White, Chas.
Baker, Executive Committee.
SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL. SALARY.
High School for Boys, $1,200
500
" " " 250
High School for Girls, 1,200
" « u 275
" Willis" School for Girls,
U U U
Grammar School for Boys,
275
450
225
950
225
950
225
950
225
NAME AND RANK.
James H. Hanson, Master,
Thomas H. Rich, Assistant,
Mary O. Mason, "
Moses Woolson, Master,
Harriet R. Baker, Assistant,
Clara Barnes, "
Angelia A. Small, Principal,
Juliet M. Kendall, Assistant,
Manthano Pickering, Master,
Eliza M. Munger, Assistant,
George E. Taylor, Master.
Maria Hatch, Assistant,
Franklin Staples, Master,
Mary E. McKenney, Assistant,
Ellen G. Carey, Mistress, Grammar School for Girls, 400
Martha E. Kimball, Assistant, " " " 175
Emily J. Leavitt, " " " " 175
Lydia A. Harris, Mistress, " " " 400
Sarah E. Garvin, Assistant, " " " 200
Abba A. Simonton, " " " " 175
Ebenezer Wentworth, Master, Intermediate School, Boys, 900
Sarah J. Johnson, Assistant, " " " 225
Charlotte A. Putney, Mistress, Primary School, No. 1, 225
Sarah S. Moulton, Assistant, " " " 200
Anne E. Hinkley, " " " " 175
Mary C. Haynes, Mistress, " u No. 2, 275
Martha Cumpston, Assistant, " " " 200
Octavia M. Beckett, " " " " 200
Harriet H. Hubbs, Mistress, " " No. 3, 275
Mary E. Carter, Assistant, " " u 200
Lucinda N. Norton, " " " " 200
Abby M. Bailey, Mistress, " " No. 4, 275
Martha A. Owen, Assistant, " " " 200
Abby N. Norton, " " " " 175
Sarah E. Evans, Mistress, " " No. 5, 300
Emily J. Gray, Assistant " " M 200
Sarah J. Tukey, « " " " 200
PO ■ I LA x D i) I u BOTOB v.
Mary E. Barbour, Mistress, Primary School, No. c,
.'. [stent,
44 " ■• i:.'»
ii. Slmooton. Mistress, M M No. 7 275
( I.. Walker, Assistant, M *» 200
M. T. Adei " *• Xo. 8 _::,
, Assistant, M u ** ] ,
M tt u "...
Uaynes, Mi-' 4l u \ . 9 275
' 1. Carlton, Assistant, M
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:. I imMton. Mistress, u No. 10 275
Cjntl " •- 200
■ 1.. Kimball. •* •• »* « ]--,
1 1 r tchy C. Clark, " •« x-». u 275
Jans w. Bailer, Assistant, •• »» •• _ ,
Berth K Corner, •• M •• •• ]--,
u
Ann If. (iarvin, M » fl ' w* .];-'
Mary J. \V. PennelL Assistant " • • 171
Louisa 1 . Pi • ,4 •• " .. ■»*
t c Headman, M « \ . :
snaford, Long Island Summer School 75
0 Headman, P« E's Island Summer School, H
JohnW. Hobbs, I g Island Winter School r 1
Peak's Island Winter School,
The whole number of scholars that attended the public
oN during tl
age attendance snout 3,000.
-xaniiimtion, olose of the Summer Term, ox-
the number in two schools, not defii tain-
prith these two schools, probably ri~
NumI .: examination, dose or the Winter Term
i l
I Of the School ChiUren, taken in June. 18S!
ile Dumber of petsons in this citv—
Sfes of 4 and II Inolnah
■
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
239
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commence-
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l famished with new t
3t 81 Church bai
I lunilar character, at about the
B 'nan Catholl I f large
dimension! have been laid near the site of that of the Emmac
Stl . ! lac - ' Church, was built in 1
i mnitarian) Congregational, andG
( .and Preble Street Chain
t-uil in 1861.
1 I'DICIA I!Y.
CIBCUn OOUBT OF THE UNITED BTATE&
•i GUflbrd, the United States 8
I • art
Ashur Ware. !. District J
. i irk of the Circuit
Custom -:«.rv.
Win. 1*. Preble* jr., Clerk of the District Court
Custom
1 • She] | Bank
m K. Kimball, U. S. Marshal, oi
Rooms, ]
unless £
these .lat.'s, in which case it sits the day follow!
1 held at the Conrt
: February
. Kami,
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 291
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
John S. Tenney, of Norridgewock, Chief Justice.
Seth May, of Winthrop,
Daniel Goodenow, of Alfred,
Woodbury Davis, of Portland,
Jonas Cutting, of Bangor, [ Associate Justices.
John Appleton, of Bangor, j
Richard D. Rice, of Augusta,
Joshua W. Hathaway, of Bangor, J
N. D. Appleton, of Alfred, Attorney General.
Timothy Ludclen, of Turner, Reporter of Decisions.
• 0. G. Cook, of Portland, Clerk of the Courts for the Coun-
ty of Cumberland.
Court sits for the trial of civil causes in the County of Cum-
berland, at Portland, 3d Tuesday of January — 3d Tuesday of
April — 2d Tuesday of October.
For the trial of criminal matters — 1st Tuesday in March —
last Tuesday of July — last Tuesday of November.
The Law term for the Western District consisting of the
Counties of York, Cumberland, Oxford, Franklin and Andros-
coggin, sits in Portland on the second Tuesday of July.
COURT OF PROBATE.
Sits at the Court House, on the first and third Tuesdays of
every month, (except the month of August, when it has no
sitting) at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Wm. G. Barrows, Judge. A. B. Holden, Register.
COURT OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Sits at the Court House, Portland, 1st Tuesday in June, and
3d Tuesday in December.
Samuel Thing, Freeport, Chairman.
George Libby, Westbrook, ) Associate
EUery H. Starbird, Falmouth, ) Commissioners.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
William Paine, Judge, William E. Morris, Recorder.
Sits at the Court House, No. 8 Myrtle Street, every day,
Sundays excepted.
Q3*" Mondays and Thursdays are appointed for civil suits.
DIBXC i OB r.
LOCATION OF PORTLAND.
berati-
1
fi
• building and nai
y of the world. Our harbor, and t]
•i out by the Almighty I
hich furnishes a secure barrier againat t) ■
iulaod harl
od wheo n
ein security. We lie on the margin of the
• the base of the lofti< l
on the :■
full \
nties and advantages made thii '
: it adventurers from 1
they planted thei
and maintai]
ibtrol conflict with the aborigines and tl
this wide i tiful 1
rthe cause of civilization, it i
. the inheritance of the -
. to maintain and unpr
matter of 1
«•<! forth our facilities of communical
• ntial form, to til-
th,' British Empire, lying upon our
. to our distant prairies and cil - in tho
issippi, with a pr<
ird, we
bold direct communication with our A
Britain, and
• . our sails a
•
and viclni
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sbuild-
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turlcc
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 293
Westbrook side of " Back Cove," the city also shows to fine
effect.
The extensive views from the summit of the hill at the
North-Eastern extremity of the city deserve the attention of
the visitor, as also those from the summit of Bramhall's Hill,
at the western extremity; but the most commanding views
may be obtained from the tall tower known as the Observatory,
in the eastern quarter of the city. Here the whole region •
round about lies mapped out to the beholder — Casco Bay with
its green islands, the ocean dashing against the rocky barriers
of Cape Elizabeth, the harbor with its shipping and the forts
which command its entrance, the village of Cape Elizabeth,
the whole city, every roof and spire, and the numerous towns,
ridges, and streams of the interior, sweeping away to the base
of the White Mountains, eighty miles distant. An excellent
telescope is mounted in the cupola.
At either extremity of Portland is a promenade one hund-
red and fifty feet in width, lined with young and thrifty shade
trees. These promenades are graded into three sections, two
for walking, and the other for riding, and the succession of
views developed in passing around them is scarcely less beau-
tiful than from the observatory.
Portland has its historic fame. Not only was it often the
scene of desperate strife between the settlers and the Indians
and French, in the early occupancy of the country, during
which it was twice destroyed, but on the 18th of October,
1775, it was bombardedsby an English fleet under the com-
mand of Capt. Mowatt, and laid in ashes.
On the fifth of September, 1813, was fought off the harbor
the sanguinary engagement between the British man-of-war
brig Boxer and the American brig Enterprise, which resulted
in the capture of the former, not, however, without fearful
carnage, Capt. Blythe of the Boxer, and the American cap-
tain Burroughs, being both killed during the action. Their
remains lie side by side in the Eastern cemetery, surmounted
by substantial monuments, that of Blythe erected by his sur-
viving officers, and the other by " a passing stranger."
In the same burial place rest the remains of Commodore
Edward Preble, who commanded the American squadron
during the gallant operations which resulted in the reduction
of Tripoli in 1804.
The drives in the vicinity worthy of attention are numer-
ous, among which may be mentioned as particularly interest-
ing the road round Back Cove, the road to the Farm School,
that to Evergreen Cemetery, and those to Cape Cottage, the
Ocean House, the Atlantic House, and Prout's Neck, as also
the Promenades.
In summer the delightful resorts of the Islands are much
visited by boating parties, particularly " Diamond" and "Pleas-
PORTLAND DIBBCTOB v.
nnt" Cores, White
ttaatly pasi
The I m tho
inilos. far.
I" Ubbj'fl M Pi f of
Broad's, . . ... || | Lg|
'• Same— by way of Vanghan1
<'l«l road, 11 i |Q
v of CajM Elisabeth
Dr. BuzaelTs) .11 o Itt
•• S - ■■ . . • the B >w< ry,
Cape, ..... m 7 190
Ati :■' • 1 1 .-■ . 9 igh, by way
< : \ anghan'a Bri Ige, , ". :> 7 00
Oeaan H< use, I'. »wery Beach, . 7 7
" l '■■ ' 1 ■ "' " 8 I ffl
.... 4 17
"l Bemet ry, by the way 1 if
Ifbrd'i Comer, • • • 1 5 00
•• Marine Hospital 14 17
1 ':■ ■■■ he* I of <":ipe Elizabeth ferry-
I 4 M
ry to ubby's, Prout'a Neok, 7 | ifj
The distance from Union Wharf to
Diamond Core ii about
nit Gore.
Peak's island Landing,
White Bead, - _ ,3 i.-j ••
Cape ( - - . _ ;i i-_ ••
srd bland, - - - 7 " -
BOUNDARIES OF THE SEVERAL WARDS.
. thenoe
throu- C . thenoe
through the cenl 1 ••■ ,et to Washi
through the
of this hm\ Including the lerersJ Islands be)
1 Bnrnham'i wharf
: ranklin
m wi:;,
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 295
Room of said Ward stands, thence following the boundary line
of said lot, and on a line parallel with the northerly line of
said lot to the center of Franklin street, and thence through
the center of said street to Back Cove; comprising all the ter-
ritory between this line and the above mentioned line of Ward
No, l.
Ward No. 3, commencing at the head of Long Wharf,
thence through the center of Exchange street to Congress
street, thence through the center of said street to Myrtle street, '
thence through the center of said street to Back Cove ; com-
prishg all the territory between this line and the above men-
tioned line of Ward No. 2.
Wzrd No. 4, commencing at the foot of Bank street, thence
through the center of said street and also of Center street to
Congress street, thence through the center of said street to
Preble street, and thence through the center of said street to
Back Cove ; comprising all the territory between this line and
the alove mentioned line of Ward No. 3.
Ward No. 5, commencing at the foot of Maple street, thence
through the center of said street to Pleasant street, thence
through the center of said street to Oak street, thence through
the center of said street to Cumberland street, thence through
the center of said street to Green street, and thence through
the center of said street to Deering's bridge; comprising all
the territory between this line and the above mentioned line
of Ward No. 4.
Ward No. 6, commencing at the foot of State street, thence
through, the center of said street to Danforth street, thence
through the center of said street to Winter street, thence
through the center of said street to Pine street, thence through
the center of said street to Brackett street, thence through the
center of said street to Dow street, thence through the center
of said street to Congress street, thence through the center of
sdd street to Dow's lane, so called, thence through the center
o:' said lane, and on a line parallel with it, to the mill pond
vest of Deering's bridge.
Ward No. 7, comprising all the territory in the city to the
west of the above named lines of Ward No. 6.
MORTALITY.
Among the many recommendations of our city, its health-
fulness is not the least important. The social advantages
which cities possess over the country, are often overbalanced
by their destructiveness of health. In this respect, Portland
compares most favorably with other cities.
I N D D i ■ I <• I o I v.
I daring the year ending with March
U inhabit*!
3
i
Brn
i In 40
i In 29
1 In 26
Halt:
.
■mo,
Madrid,
! • J
1 ii :
mortality has been nmoh lax
increase of inhabit myears
M 70. [t is mai v 1
Wonted to the great influx of
iction of our railroads)
lem health as the native population, and among wh«m the
jeat.
>le Bhows the diet , ,\ tho
number ol deaths attributed to each ist mu-
nicipal year 1867-8,
115
S
I
Brain 1
Rheum
Ague,
D of the 1
i mmpUoo.
I
1
1 |
i
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I r< of a^C,
- !
Hand 28
!
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ii
8
1*8
I I
•j
'J
Chicken
iy,
l
I
Child-bed,
ra,
Bowel Complaints.
• lti>,
' He,
Mortiflcationj
Painters1 Colic,
I '
Suicide,
dity,
»rn,
Unknown,
i
4
I'lik
4
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 20 7
MARRIAGES.
The number of intentions of marriage entered at the City
Clerk's office during the year 1856-7, was 383. The number
1 for 1855-6 was 390.
The number entered during the year 1857-8, was 228. Dur-
ing this year many couples went out of the State to get mar-
ried, in preference to complying with the law in force during
the year, requiring intentions of marriage to be published
three weeks before the marriage ceremony could be consum-
mated. ' .
METEOROLOGICAL STATISTICS.
The average temperature for the last thirty-two years, as
indicated by the thermometer, on the mean of observations
taken morning, noon, and night each day in the year, is 43
deg., 23 min., Fahrenheit.
The highest mark which the mercury has reached in the
shade, during the time specified, is 100 deg., 5 min. ; the low-
est, Jan. 24th, 1857, is 25 deg. below zero.
The average temperature of each month in the year, for
the last thirty-two years, on the mean of three daily obser-
vations, is, —
January 18.90 July 66.22
February 21.41 August 64.60
March 30.03 September 57.78
April 40.27 October 46.30
May 49.65 November 36.11
June 60.33 December 24.50
The highest mean temperature for any one month for thir-
ty-two years was for the month of July , 1825, when it reached
71 deg. The lowest mean temperature for any month for
thirty-two years was for the month of January, 1844, 13 deg.
The mean height of the barometer at a station 87.5 feet
above the mean level of the sea, for 1856 and 1857 was 29.848.
Rain or snow fell in 1856 on 140 days; in 1857 on 154 days.
The amount of snow on a level in 1856 was 28 inches; in
1857, 61.7 inches.
The amount of water which fell on a level in rain and snow
from May 19th, 1856, to Jan. 1st, 1857, was 30.6 inches; from
Jan. 1857 to Jan. 1858 was 47.664 inches.
The prevailing winds in 1856 and 1857 blew from the differ-
ent points in the following percentage : between North and
East, 24 8-15ths; East and South, 14 ; South and West,
25 8-15ths; West and North, 35 14-15ths.
POB1 i. A \ D D i i: BC torv.
BUSINESS CORPORATIONS.
- tho ln~' • Of the citv mavbo
following, vi/:— ■••••.
BOARD OF TRADE.
;
J. !'•• BROWN, Prtmdm*.
Ob lblu II Davis, i
JOKAfl II. Pi RLBT, rfrfaifa,
I 'I "i... I. \\ . \\ ,MAN, )
\. 0. Ci:am, }
A. E. Bra v emu, J
i.i.w LRD M. I.i wiit,
• hi. i DIAB J] ui i r, L Jjirectors.
D \mi i. L ( n<».\ i r.
JOHB I.vm ii.
i;i rusE. Wood. j
< ii k& II kSKJ ll, I
Bkhbi Fox, >'•■ refary.
PORTLAND MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPi
the oity, and takes but few riske except in the
.vh..!e amount of the riaki taken by it
:!li/:lti,,n- $19,468,068 00
'■ 1866,
aount paid for lalaiiee,
ol the oompani . to fiA- Qft
Al1 I rannin#six
»t:ui.lin-thi* tthetol
cMo*.- apany by :.
• now in ,„,SM>si„M ninetv-i:.
I in.Miico [tion.
PORTLAND STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
1844. Tb
:ve built W\
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 299
ent own three, the " Montreal," 945 22-95ths tons burden, built
in 1857; the " Lewiston," 900 68-95ths tons, built in 1856; and
the ''' Forest City," 869 13-95ths tons, built in 1854. These
were all built under the immediate supervision of the Com-
pany's experienced Agent, Capt. J. B. Coyle, expressly for
their sea route, and more substantial boats, probably, do not
float upon the water, while in point of fittings and finish, they
will compare favorably with the best.
Capital stock, $200,000.
NEW YORK STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
This Company run the new, staunchly built and handsome
propeller " Chesapeake," which on an average makes the pas-
sage in thirty hours. The accommodations for passengers are
commodious and tastefully fitted up, and in summer time this
mode of transit to and from the great Metropolis, is preferable
on some accounts, to any other. This steamer leaves Port-
land every Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'clock; fare, meals in-
cluded, $5.
Emery & Fox, Brown's Wharf, Agents.
PORTLAND COMPANY.
Incorporated August 8, 1846. Its object is the manufacture
of Railroad Cars, Locomotives, and Machinery of various de-
scriptions, mostly connected with the requirements of Rail-
roads.
Its works are located on made-land, on the harbor side of
the city, near the entrance of the Eastern Promenade and ad-
joining the bridge of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad,
with which they are connected by a branch bridge, and cars
mav be run directly from the works of the Company into the
Railroad Depot. Capital stock $250,000.
The work turned out from this establishment has gone to
every part of our country, and bears a high reputation for its
strength, durability and superiority of finish.
John Sparrow, Superintendent.
PORTLAND GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Incorporated in 1849, and organized January 1, 1850. The
works of the Company are at " Clark's Point?' near the out-
let of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal. Their gas mains
have been extended through the principal streets of the city.
Capital stock, $200,000, of which the city owns one-half.
PO B I i. and i.i i; i OTOST.
PORTLAND BUGAB B01
•-under Hum .
. whom t i
.f the works
wn sugars in I 'J "'"'
viththe
Ynrt
:''"IM first buildin
: and fifty hands :.
"""•■ ndthea/era
J. B. Bbowh.
J. B. Cahoot,
•s- •'■ vmi i ir,
P. ii. Bbowh,
I • M. I.) w ii r.
.
■|A::' :.''•• ' •<•• o. u. Kr,:,„>„. *
•'• ''■ w»w»« Boa, Agmt$.
CUMBERLAND AMD OXFORD OANA]
mil,,.
with I
«al pa-.,., ,|lril|I ,,, „:.
I during
.. 1 the (ionnshu
PORTLAND DIKECTOKY. SOI
CASCO IRON COMPANY.
Incorporated in March, 1854. The works of this Company
are located at the mouth of Presumpscot River, about two
miles from the city, contiguous to the Grand Trunk Railroad,
and having wharf and water facilities for the accommodation
of the largest vessels. The buildings are large and roomy, and
furnished with machinery of the most approved plans, for all
kinds of heavy as well as smaller forgings. Capital stock,
$250,000.
John Sparrow, President. James L. Farmer, Agent and
Treasurer.
KAIL KOADS.
The lines of Rail Road, connected with the business and
travel of this city, are as follows :
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, PORTLAND DISTRICT, OR
ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAIL ROAD.
This enterprise is by far the most important that has ever
engaged the attention of the people of this section. It is a
division of the great line which connects Portland with Mon-
treal and Quebec, thereby furnishing the latter places with a
new port of entry; a port among the most safe, conven-
ient, and easy of access connected with the American conti-
nent; and on the other hand, opening to the people of Port-
land and of the State, a direct channel to the vast grain
growing regions of the West.
On the part of Maine, a charter was granted February 10th,
1845— title as above— Capital Stock $5,000,000; and the char-
ter of so much of the route as traverses the provinces of
Lower Canada, was obtained from the Canadian Parliament,
March 17th, 1845, title St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad, —
Capital Stock £600,000.
The Company of the Maine portion of the route was or-
ganized September 25th, 1845. The ceremony of breaking
ground was observed on the 4th of July, 1846; the site, a
dilapidated bastion at the Eastern point of Munjoy's Neck,
known as Fort Lawrence, all vestiges of which have disap-
peared in the changes and improvements which have been
made in that section. The road was opened to Montreal, July
18th, 1853, and to Quebec, Nov. 22d, 1854. The portion from
Portland to Island Pond has since been permanently leased to
the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, and is now known as
the Portland District of the Grand Trunk Railway. The
whole road is built of an elevation sufficient to prevent ob-
struction from snow and ice, the gauge is 5 feet 6 inches in the
•OBTLA \ i) Di B EC i 0 i: v.
i
I M mftreal arc
mPtorttaiid. Dtatai | r ,rtl.1M(|.
;ith,
..tl,
le Junction,
0
s
Mills,
I
. \. II.,
Milan.
B
1!
19
l".
l I
89
94
17
I
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58
55
65
: i
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80
86
:•!
104
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dm.)
I
" Wnterville,
'• Lennoxville,
* Sherbi
" Richmond.*
M Durham,
- Acton.
.
M Britannia MilU,
" S . ily:i,-inthe,
• • g
u St B
" B in ihenrille Ift'n,
L
" Monfceal,
1 1 5
191 ••
) u
••
149 "
l"..« ••
174 •■
L89 ••
910 *
•J v,
I J ••
I
19
989 ■
987 '•
1 I •■
'I'm: QUEBEC AND RICHMOND DISTRICT.
«
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
303
MONTREAL AND TORONTO DISTRICT.
The stations are
Distance from Portland.
Distance from Portland,
les
Montreal,
292 miles Kingston,
465 mi
Point Claire,
307
k
Earnestown,
480 «
St. Anne's,
313
u
Napanee,
491 «
* Cedars,
316
u
Tyondonaga,
499 «
Vaudreuil,
321
u
Snannonville,
505 «
Coteau Landing,
329
it
Belleville,
612 *
River Beaudette,
336
u
Trenton,
524 l
Lancaster,
346
It
Brighton,
534 '
Summerstown,
352
It
Col borne,
541 <
Cornwall,
360
it
Grafton,
548 «
Moulinette,
366
u
Cobourg,
555 *
Dickinson's Land
g, 369
it
Port Hope,
563 «
Aultsville,
376
a
Port Britain,
566 (
Williamsburg,
384
u
Newtonville,
572 *
Matilda,
391
tt
Newcastle,
578 «
Edwardsville,
397
it
Bownianville,
582 •
Prescott,
405
u
Oshawa,
592 '
Maitland,
412
u
Port Whitby,
596 4
Brockville.
417
u
Duffin's Creek.
602 *
Lyn,
Mallorytown,
421
a
Frenchman's Bay,
604 '
429
a
Port Union,
608 l
Landsdowne,
438
it
Scarboro',
612 '
Gananoque,
447
it
Don,
619 ■
Kingston Mills,
461
u
Toronto,
625 '
From Toronto the Grand Trunk Line still continues west-
erly with the ultimate object of reaching Port Sarina at the
outlet of Lake Huron, but at present is finished only to Strat-
ford, about 80 miles from the latter point. The stations from
Toronto are
Distance from Portland. Distance from Portland.
Weston, 634 miles Schantz, 682 miles
Berlin, 689 "
Petersburg, 695 "
Baden, 698 "
Hamburg, 701 "
Shakspeare, 708 "
Stratford, 714 "
S. T. CORSER, Sup't. Portland District.
S. T. WEBSTER, " Montreal and Toronto District.
11 " " Montreal and Quebec District.
Malton,
641
Brampton,
647
Georgetown,
655
Acton,
661
Rockwood,
667
Guelph,
675
POB I I a \ i» i) i B I
AND KENNEBEC RAILROAD.
' . feet
with tin- AthmTir :
I ' D ;...-. from Portland— thence run-
i -\ S2-
I is
hi"
from Portland.
. . Wi
Auburn,
•
'• W. Waterville,
• ville,
EDWIN NOTES, ville.
PE» \\D KENNEBEC BAIL BOAD.
and [a built
or 5 1-2 . It v
366. 'I be ^,
Aland I latanrc from Portland.
L
Mill*, -'. M Etna, 118J
Bornham, i; p,,Iul
'"■ Bangor.
1 7 •'
WM. CUTTER,
ANDROSCOGGIN RAIL ROAD.
An-
. . nca
44 8-4]
nter,
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 305
BUCKFIELD BRANCH RAILROAD.
This road was authorized by Act of Incorporation, July 22,
1847, — put under contract, its entire length, thirteen and a
quarter miles, Oct. 24, 1848, and opened for passenger travel
January 15, 1850. It connects at Mechanic Falls, 37 miles
from Portland, with the Portland District of the Grand Trunk
Railroad.
KENNEBEC AND PORTLAND RAIL ROAD.
. This road extends irom Portland to Augusta, a distance of
sixty miles, through some of the most productive regions of
the State. From Brunswick a branch diverges to Bath, a dis-
tance of nine miles. It was finished for passenger travel in
the fall of 1851. Cost, $2,613,410.
The line of travel runs from Portland to
Distance from Portland. Distance from Portland.
"VVestbrook,
2k
miles.
Bowdoinham,
35
Falmouth,
6
it
Har wood's Road,
39
Cumberland,
9k
u
Richmond,
42£
45s
Yarmouth,
13
u
Dresden,
Freeport,
19
a
South Gardiner,
48
Oak Hill,
23
u
Gardiner,
53
Brunswick,
27
«
Hallowell,
58
Topsham,
28
u
Augusta,
60
Rogers's Road,
29|
BATH BRANCH.
From Brunswick to Harding's Road, 5 miles.
" " Bath, 9 "
SOMERSET AND KENNEBEC RAIL ROAD.
Opened in 1855, from Augusta to Kendall's Mills, where it
connects with the Penobscot and Kennebec Railroad.
The stations between Portland and Kendall's Mills, are
Distance from Portland. Distance from Portland.
Augusta, 60 miles. Winslow, 77 miles.
Seven Mile Brook, 67 " Waterville, 78 "
Getchell's Corner, 72 " Kendall's Mills, 81 "
F. CHASE, Superintendent, Augusta.
E. C. HYDE, « Bath.
20
ro u 1 r. \ \ D i> IBX01 <> B v.
8 '
Seab
M
g •
Salisbury,
1:3 '
X'-wburyport,
71
15 '
B rarley,
:
ig '
[mi
Wenham,
'Si '
K5
•tli Beverly,
w
• •
Beverly,
88 "
Salem,
91
46 -
Swan.
50 "
Lynn,
■M •■
Lynn,
-
1
l liea,
1 |
59 •
Bad B -ton,
61
Boston,
PORTLAND, BAO0 AND POLTSMnrni KAIL load.
road wasarant'-'l in 1887, Bod 00m f Dec.
1 - UL Dlstanoc
••'. ith the Efl
Aotfreod Qiationt bthoem Portia ton.
I M-tiriro BNNB I'l.rtlarni DhtSaei from Portland.
Jonotioo K. ft r. ];. 1:., | miles. Eamptop Lulls, 68 miles
Soarboro',
WmK B
Blddeford,
R 1 ••link Port,
■unk,
••■ iek,
S. Berwiok Junction,
EUiot,
Klttrry,
Portsmouth,
I - dand,
N. Hampton,
JOHN RUSSELL, Js., Superintendent, Portland.
BOSTON and maim: 1: ail i:<»ad.
This road wai chartered io 1888, and opened fori
Sontfa Berwiok. In 1841. It diverge! Gram the Portias 1,8000
. Portsmouth Bailroad at South Berwic . ■ -
Portland. Thi- Line of travel runs bom
Dinsnei Onmb Portland*
rlok.
Salmon PallS,
Madbury,
Durham",
Newmarket,
• Juno.,
.^et,
.
Atkm
'..ill,
* l: ^ iOld diverges jn rtfa to Great
1 Iflijl ■Us*
WM. MLRIUTT, Superintendent, Boston.
'.u miles.
H
M
..
18
••
46
ll
M
54
•'
"
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■•
61
H
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it
7"
"
ti
7J
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7>
N
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fHstinti frem r rtlsi
N. And
68 mile
Lawrei
88 "
Ballard
Wilmi:
90 ■
•
Wilmi: _
M "
Beadii
99 ••
.
101 "
( hraenu
StOQenam,
Wyoml
105J "
:
1 7 "
. ille,
109 ■
1
11" "
111 ■
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 307
YORK AND CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
This enterprise was chartered July 30, 1846. It is intended
ultimately to connect with the Boston § Maine Road, at South
Berwick or some other convenient point. The road is now
open to the Saco River, a distance from Portland of eighteen
miles. Cost $765,018. The stations are
Portland to Woodford's Corner, 1 3-4 miles.
" u Morrill's, 2 3-4 "
" " Saccarappa, 6 3-4 "
" " Gorham, 10 1-2
" u Buxton Center, 15 1-2
" " Saco River, 18
J. P. RICH, Superin't, Portland.
SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS.
Among the Societies of a Charitable character in Portland,
the following are the principal, viz :
MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated June 14. 1815 — headquarters at Mechanics'
Hall, corner of Congress and Elm streets.
The design of this Association is to encourage and promote
the Mechanic Arts, to relieve members, and the widows and
orphans of deceased members, when in need.
It possesses a valuable Library of nearly 3,000 volumes. —
Through its kindly offices it has done much to enhance the re-
spectability and intelligence of the Mechanics of this city.
The Association in 1856 purchased an eligible lot of land on
the corner of Congress and Casco Streets, for the purpose of
erecting a building for its accommodation. The price paid for
the land was $6,000. The building, which has already been
commenced, and which is to be fronted with cut granite, will
be one of the handsomest in the city — estimated cost about
$30,000. The corner stone was laid Oct. 22, 1857.
Sewall C. Chase, President.
Newall A. Foster, Vice President.
E. W. Simmons, Recording Secretary.
S. L. Carleton, Corresponding Secretary.
Joseph Russell, Treasurer.
Trustee*.
Alvah Libby, J. T. Emery, Charles R. Frost, Chas. H. Car-
ruthers, Charles Fobes, Stephen Patten.
P0B1 i. a M D i) i it I c I 0 n v.
( 'rl(>i Qmmdti
i. s. U Oarletonj Ward 1 Joefcaa Dyer; Ward I,
3 x. i;. : Ward i, Benj. Dsleyj Ward 6, -Tames M.
Kimball] Ward 6, Charles Staples; Ward 7, Lewti B. Smith.
Library ('••imnlttee.
A. |f. Mavnard, 1\ W. N". «], Charles H. Fn-nch, Stephen
Marsh, r. -i." Brett, B. i>. Qooding, Geo. r. I. rd, J. If. Steven?,
.1. ];. lhaxter.
'1 ■ < ranee Committee.
Charles B< Pn it, 3. L CarJeton, \. A. Foster.
Agmtfl* l.<ttin<j tin J/all—C. P, Kimball.
POBTLAND PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION.
Established in 1868. Objects, the prevention of want, and
- ■ ■ » r : 1 1 elevation of the poor.
Ofli. • : t the annual meeting, Oct. 188V I
Oliver Gerrlsh, Prtmdmt
JamM 1. IfoOobb, EL J. Libby, T. 0. Kersey, Via
deals.
Tbonai " \ /">*v-
Eben Ste< . I •■ isan r.
Thli Society li Mipported brdooatknii and the annual con-
tributions Of Its memoan. The amount annually ex]
gel about $1,600.
POBTLAND BENEVOLENT BOCOCsT.
Incorporated in 1808. Annual meeting, 2d "Wednesday in
Ushed principally to reli< leanbat-
. i the anfortonau itranaer.
Bar, l>r. Win. T. Dwigfat, Presuhnt.
William Willis, \'in PrttidaA.
William W. Thomas, Treasurer.
Marti:. Q . fl 1 frjrv.
have a respectable fund, and distribute annually about
$400 among their <•■
POBTLAND makim: BOGLETT
Incorporated in 17'."'. Tbil Society was established for tlio
jr seamen and their families. Funds
'. anal meeting Bd Toeedaj of Deoea
idenL
Watcrhouie, 7reoi. John Sargent, Surctary.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 309
WIDOWS* WOOD SOCIETY.
Established in 1830. The object of this Society is to fur-
nish fuel during the winter season, to destitute widows. It is
liberally supported by annual contributions from the several
religious societies in the city. The whole amount of these
contributions for the fifteen years, ending with the winter of
1857-8, was not far from $18,000.
At the annual meeting, Oct. 30, 185V, the following officers
were chosen, viz :
Charles Baker, President
Harris C. Barnes, Vice President.
William S enter, Secretary and Treasurer.
Paul Hall, Charles Baker, H. C. Barnes, Purchasing Com-
mittee.
John Chute, John Purinton, Nath'l. Ellsworth, Audiiors.
One person from each religious society is annually chosen
for the purpose of considering and attending to applications for
fuel.
ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF AGED INDIGENT
WOMEN.
Founded in 1855.
The " Home" establishment of this Society is on the easter
lv corner of Oxford and Elm streets. It was purchased for
$4,000— of which the sum of $3,000 has been paid.
The annual expenses, thus far, for the support of the in-
mates, including Matron's salary, have been inside of $1,000.
The Society have an invested fund of about $2,000, the in-
terest of which goes towards its support, otherwise it is sus •
tained by the annual contributions of its members, the contri-
butions in the several churches, and donations.
Mrs. Wm. T. D wight, President.
Mrs. J. T. Gilman, Mrs. J. S. Little, Vice Presidents.
Miss. E. A. Potter, Secretary.
Miss E. Mountfort, Treasurer.
These ladies, with others from each of the religious socie-
ties in the city, constitute the Board of Managers.
MARTHA WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
This Society has been highly efficient in furnishing clothing
and food to the indigent families of those who are victims of
intemperance. The officers elected Oct. 22, 1857, were
Mrs. Benjamin Kingsbury, President.
Mrs. J. B. Poor, Vice President.
Mrs. C. H. Lunt, Secretary.
Miss M. A. Kingsbury, Assistant Secretary.
FEMALE CHARITABLE SOCIETY.
Incorporated in 1825. This has been a very efficient agent
in relieving the necessities of the poor of the city.
: I FOB I L a .v i) DIRXOTO i: v.
i EM \u: ORPHAN ASYLUlf.
Of bcnevolenl
: and Myrtle Streets. It u nn<ler the su]
ird of managers, consisting of fifteen ladies, who <•:
Ihtlrowni J . sing are the officers for thai
Mr-. A. W. II. Olapp, 'l'l h'wrtrcss.
M . Woodbury S ■■ * try,
Ifisi Mary E. Bs wer.
The average number of children supported i< sboul
The in-tit nt i« »n holds pr ..• of about -
made up principally of tne bequests of benevolent Individ
The largest of 1
I .. 18,000, which the city holds in bra ititutionai
a permanent investment
BETHEL PLAG SOCIETY.
jeotthe relief of ititute Seaman.—
Thii Society i~ cow connected with the Bethel -
Mrs. S. li. Merrl
.Thomas B<
NEEDLE Wdm.ws FRIEND SOCIETY.
ring to females
ntrem prices. 0
BELIEF ASSOCIATION OF Jin: PORTLAND FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
:. 1848.
ilation li the relief of memben who
• • their limbs or health, while in thedisohs
P/uejrdnty u memben of the Portia
rm within four years this Association was Bupported bv tho
annual contributions of Its members. but within the past tour
the Oity Government have roted to its funds sufficient
ike all belonging I D tment meml
band, January l. h>, was $4 .-,;,■. sj
thir-
teen m number, elected from the uh
BOai ! Ileoti it. own offl -•:-.
H. 0 Vioe President
, • M Treasurer.
J. 0, I uke^bury,
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 311
The principal institutions of a Literary or Scientific char-
acter pertaining to the city are as follows :
THE .PORTLAND SOCIETY OF NATURAL HISTORY.
Organized December 29, 1843 — Incorporated June 7, 1850.
The object of this Society is to create an interest, and dif-
fuse information in regard to the natural sciences, more par-
ticularly as exemplified in our own State. It numbers about
300 members, and is sustained by an annual assessment not to
exceed two dollars, and the contributions of the citizens at
large.
This Society has been regarded with marked favor by the
community generally, and under its auspices one of the most
valuable cabinets in the country was collected, which was to-
tally destroyed in the conflagration of the Exchange building,
where it was deposited, in January, 1853.
Important beginnings towards renewing the cabinet have
already been made, consisting of Birds, principally of our own
State, Shells, Mineral and Geological specimens, Reptiles, &c,
and the Society now occupy the second story of the Mer-
chants' Bank (a fire proof building) which they hold under a
lease for five years from the 1st of February, 1857.
Q^ Contributions of Natural and Artificial Curiosities are
solicited from Sea Captains, and others who are in the way of
obtaining them.
Annual meeting 3d Wednesday in December. The officers
chosen December, 1857, were
William Wood, President; Gilman Daveis, Vice President;
J. T. McCobb, Cor. Sec. ; S. B. Beckett, Rec. Sec. ; Edward
Gould, Treasurer ; Edward Pennell, Cabinet Keeper.
J. W. Chickering, John Neal, Edw. S. Morse, Allen Haines,
E. P. Banks, George H. Chadwick, J. R. Thompson, Associate
Managers.
Wm. Wood, Curator Mineralogy.
S. B. Beckett, Curator Ornithology.
Henry Willis, Curator Conchology.
Benjamin Fogg, Curator Herpetolog .
Charles B. Fuller, Curator Ichthyology and Crustacea.
Wm. Wood, Librarian.
PORTLAND ATHENEUM.
Incorporated in 1826. This institution numbers 160 propri-
etors, and has a Library in the Hall second story of the Canal
Bank building, of over 10,000 volumes.
The institution purchased an eligible lot of land near head
of Plum street in the fall of 1855, with the ultimate object of
erecting a library building thereon.
Officers elected in October, 1857 :
Phineas Barnes, President.
I'OU T I.AM) DIBBO TORY.
r < Wri*h Jot. c. Koyee, Jededbh Jew«tt Bmrj A
1 • .. Q Directors.
mi Merrill, Treasurer.
B. B, Beokett, Librarian.
'■ MIN-s mj;i;,a\TII.i; LII;i;.m:V ASSOCIATION.
bttahed in 1851. Object, mutual tamroiwueuL br lae-
ottan of a library for
or the maml
- ItB iiuploei I Mriei Of lectures hat been delivered
r:V fr VJt,;r "Oil has aho
«stabl,.h.^l:ire:idm-r.M„„, :lt No. ft Middle St. wl,
BOn all parti Of the country are kepi ,,„ hie.
Orlando M. M.-.rrett, J'r-idwit.
rhomai !■:. TwitohelL ) ,.. T, .,
EL P. Gorriah, I ' lce ]
' ' ' " ■ ' Cor. Seeretarv.
rain Q.Twitohell, Rec Secretary.
Unas, w. Roblni Treaanrer.
Henry 1 ox, )
I). W. Na.sh,
Chariai I>. »\VU>, > Directors.
i». C . Bomarby,
Ebon. Oorey, *
Annual meetin-, Id Raaday in April.
HAYDN ASSOCIATION.
Francii iBUka, Preaident
Albert i» .ivi.ijeii, ProaMent
S '• A- ,'urclull, |8t y,,,.; |
sanraei I hnraton, 1 1
? ft [: OMietOO, 'arv,
m ," lI' . ttrar!
Charlw Staples, Librarian.
Geo, II Howe,
John L Bha
A. U Oaley,
^y W| j Investigating Committee.
|,(,K'n \xi) ti:mi-i:i:axck socn-m
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 313
THE WASHINGTON TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
Organized May 14, 1841 — the pledge-book of which num-
bers nearly four thousand names ! It holds meetings regular-
ly every Sunday evening, at Ware's Hall, Federal street.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Portland Division, instituted in 1847.
Forest City Division, instituted in 1857.
Washington Division, instituted in 1858.
Eastern Star Division, instituted in 1858.
MAINE BIBLE SOCIETY.
Incorporated in March, 1810. The depository of this Soci-
ety is kept at the book store of H. Packard, No. 61 Exchange
street.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Established October, 1853. Head Quarters No. 82 Ex-
change street, where the Association have a valuable library,
which is opened on Saturday evenings.
They have also at the same place a Reading Room furnish-
ed with standard newspapers and periodicals.
Geo. E. Small, President; F. B. Gilman, Recording Secre-
tary ; Alexander Tyler, Corresponding Secretary.
ODD FELLOWSHIP.
There are three Lodges and two Encampments of Odd Fel-
lows having their head quarters in Portland, viz : Maine
Lodge, No. 1, Ancient Brotners' Lodge, No. 4, Ligonia Lodge,
No. 5, Machigonne Encampment, No. 1, and Eastern Star En-
campment, No. 2.
At the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge, August 11,
1857, Maine Lodge reported 259 members, and an invested
fund of $5650. Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 288 Congress
street, every Monday evening.
Ancient Brothers' Lodge, 124 members, and fund $3,800.
Meets at Odd Fellows' new Hall, No. 88 Exchange street, ev-
ery Wednesday evening.
Ligonia Lodge, 124 members, fund $3,000. Meets at Odd
Fellows' new Hall, No. 88 Exchange street, every Saturday
evening.
The whole amount of monies received by the Lodges in
this city, in 1856-7, was $2,911, 68.
The whole amount of benefits for the same year was $2,106,
which sum was paid to 56 brothers.
POB I L A V I) I) I R I o TO iiy.
W i\>nrriiu\s.
:• which hold their meeting in
•
ad-Mark Lodge, which | > BoJL
• '-* R [net -h month.
- in each
I Wedneedaj in each month.
ill of R -yal u 1 8 _ ;;IV i:l
Mount Vernon R. A. Chapter meets Id Monday in each
month :it lame p] . .
Portland Bnoamp .-.- Lo each month,
Lnea lay In May, el
:i i:i May.
EL meeting qnarter-
lay of March, June, September, and Dc^
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 315
STREETS, LANES, COURTS, &c.
ADAMS street, from 8 Waterville to Mountfort street.
Alder street, from 209 Cumberland to Back Cove.
Alms House street, from Congress to Alms House.
Anderson street, from Cumberland near Westerly end of Mont-
gomery to Oxford.
Appleton Place, rear Congress, opposite head Casco street.
Ashland Avenue, from 16 Vine to Willow.
Atlantic street, Mt. Joy, from Congress to commencement of
Fore.
BACK COVE Village, north end Tukey's or Back Cove bridge.
Bank street, from Gorham's corner, foot Center to the harbor.
Beach street, from 4 Brackett to Canal.
Beckett street, from Eastern Promenade next north easterly of
Munjoy street to a proposed street.
Boyd street, from 109 Cumberland to Lincoln.
Brackett street, from Canal near Portland bridge to Vaughan.
Bradbury's court, opens at 56 Fore.
Bramhall street, from Vaughan near junction of Congress to
Western Promenade.
Bradley's lane, from York near Gorham's corner to the harbor.
Bradley's corner, beyond the western end of Congress st.
Brattle street, from 39 Portland to Back Cove.
Brown street, from 39 Free to Cumberland.
Brown's court, opens at 26 Cross.
Burnham st., from Congress near Libby's cor., running easterly.
CANAL street, from foot of Park to Danforth.
Canton street, from 7 Potter's lane to Back Cove.
Carlton st., from Spruce, crossing at 165 Brackett, to Congress.
Carlton place, from Lafayette to Merrill.
Casco street, from 317 Congress to Cumberland.
Cedar street, from 171 Cumberland to Back Cove.
C. E. Ferry Village, the Cape Elizabeth side of the steam ferry.
Center street, from Gorham's corner to Congress.
Central street, from 190 Fore to Central wharf.
Chapel street, from 215 Congress to Oxford
Chatham street, from 91 Fore to Middle.
rO i:t r. a \ i) D I ■ BOTOB v.
Chun
Oku : guard look to Tine.
I • ' i
i 111 {enter*
I foot of in r I
( riern Prom I Weerorookline.
i ■ . fir ma 275 I
to Middle.
Oamberlana riw North to state.
DANFOBTB it, (ram Qorham'fl oorner i - ^MMjhea'ibrldn.
forth c"iirt. • ■ J7 Danforth.
[iddle.
" " ' • ' of Congress.
. . - • i -j Bri . ■• • i
!'.•• nc*i alley or la i Franklin to W'ii
BAfl 1 BBN Prom in i :• . around Mr. Jov to W:i<h-
I I Oongrees to Kennel
Emery Canal, crossing at 119 D
Kssea lane, :•:, from L3£
•it to Wint:
Bxea at, from I7fi Fore to i
FEDERAL itreet from U India to City Hall.
. Promenade to fork.
1
md.
raner. rained worka, Ifanjoy, N W rratorJ
'."•'■ Washington to Bank G
1
htflklL tuneroiaLcr Tore to Beak
i
la. bead Oroaa, to Concrete.
1 11 1
1 tM Fa lerai
" I He to Ohnroh.
rth, Pleasant
westerly, to Back
1
itreet, from 24 Park to Bra. I
•s bridge.
"' • -: " i = :n 'J Oxl irdtol ox.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 317
Grove street, from Congress near western end of Vaughan,
running westerly to Westbrook, same as old Co. road.
Guilford's lane or court, opens at 8 Park.
HALL'S court, lane or avenue, from 40 Chestnut to Cedar.
Hammond street, from 19 Fox, running northerly.
Hampshire street, from 67 Fore to Congress.
Hancock street, from 43 Fore to Eastern Cemetery.
Hancock court, near the head of Hancock street.
Hancock alley, near the head of Hancock street.
Hanover street, from 219 Cumberland to Back Cove.
Harrison place, opens at 41 Middle.
High street, from 33 York to Portland.
High court or High street court, opens at 11 High.
Hillborn's court, same as Green street place.
Hill street, from Bramhall st, near Vaughan, running westerly.
Horse Tavern, foot of Bramhall's hill, adjoining Congress.
Horton place, opens at 6 Dow street.
INDIA street, from A. &. St. L. K. E. depot to Congress.
India court, opens at 35 India.
Ingraham's court, opens at 22 Washington.
KENNEBEC street, from Pearl, over new made land Back
Cove to Deering's bridge.
Knight's Village, south end Cape Elizabeth bridge.
LAFAYETTE st., from Congress near h'd Atlantic to Quebec.
Larch street, from 19 Cumberland, running north-westerly.
Laurel street, from 48 Wilmot (below Oxford) to Pearl.
Libby's corner, junction of Portland and Congress streets, S.
W. limits of the city.
Lime street, from 151 Fore to Congress.
Lincoln street, from Fremont to Chestnut.
Locust street, from 1 85 Congress to Cumberland.
Lowell street, from Congress, near Libby's corner, to Portland.
" M " street, on Bramhall's hill.
Madison street, from 17 Fremont to Washington.
Maiden lane, from 10 Church to Pearl.
Maple st., from Commercial, crossing at 17 York to Pleasant.
Marion street, from 49 Washington to Poplar.
Market square, vicinity of City Hall.
Mayo street, from 89 Cumberland to Fox.
Mechanic street, from 235 Cumberland to Portland.
Melbourne street, from Eastern Promenade to 49 North.
Mellen street, from Congress, near Carlton to Portland.
Merrill street, from 99 Congress to Melbourne.
Middle street, from 8 Hancock to Congress.
POB 1 L a \ i) D i B I 0 I 0 ■ v.
•to]
M":>t:-. • Xortli.
to Cumberland.
I injoy to 'i:> Mount
:::irf.
M-
vt-- from . ■ I ::; rn.inonudo.
Mini:
.
■ '- ■" ( • 'In.
BrtmhmlTfl MIL v..
Norn itreet, from 0 i Bridge.
• to Cumberland.
kttwotkl near North
2 I jrarda oorth
dend.
PABB i •}" fork to I
• i - Park.
i 227 Cum :Gore,
.
L from 78 Br I irk.
State to Western Promenade.
t, from Gorham's Park.
I
Pleasant
Plnn to Mid
• taut
•Took line
m i Brattle to Ore
l
''' ' i;: North.
'■ ■" ' ■ I Umberland.
ry,
S.rth.
M|.«ri>rooke ttreel i st] rrllk
• i Middle.
•jcoln
: mery.
-rhan.
rin*.
V S& V I:
t 11 11
PORTLAND DIRECTORY. 319
Stetson's lane, from York, next southerly of Bank.
Stevens' place, opens at 9 Park.
St. John street, from Portland, next westerly of Alms House,
running westerly.
Stone street, from 151 Cumberland to Lincoln.
St. Lawrence street, from head of Fore (Muujoy) to Congress.
Summer street, from 16 Brack ett to Canal.
Sumner street, from 15 Franklin to Fore.
TATE street, from 77 York to Danforth.
Temple street, from 109 Middle to Congress.
Tinkham's court, opens on Brackett street, nearly opposite
" Ocean Engine House."
Tolman place, opens at 331 Congress.
Tukesbury's court, opens at 60 Fore.
Tukey's bridge village, north end of Tukey's bridge, same a9
Back Cove village.
Turner street, from Eastern Promenade to 19 Merrill.
Tyng st, from Fore river near P S & P R R depot, to Danforth.
UNION st, from Commercial, crossing at 227 Fore to Middle.
VAUGH AN street, from 107 Danforth, near Bramhall's Hill to
Congress.
Vernon court opens at 425 Congress.
Vesper street from Eastern Promenade, next easterly to
Beckett, running north-westerly to a proposed street.
Vine street from 105 Fore to Middle.
WALKER'S court or lane from 97 Brackett to Congress.
Waldo street from junction of Canal and Danforth to Cong-
ress near Libby's corner.
Walnut street from 102 Danforth to Salem.
Warren street from 7 Adams to Monument.
Washington street from 135 Congress to Back cove.
Waterville street from 1 Fore to Monument.
Waverly place opens at 5 Spring.
Westbrook point, the village at the west end of Deering's
bridge.
Western promenade, around the brow of Bramhall's hill.
West street, from junction of Clark and Pine, to Western
promenade.
Willow street from 111 Fore to Middle.
Wilmot street from 201 Congress to Back cove.
Wilmot court opens at 19 Wilmot.
Winter street from 61 Danforth to Pine.
Woodford's corner, part of Westbrook, near northerly angle
of city line, 3-4 mile from Deering's bridge.
YORK street from Gorham's comer to Brackett.
in K I I. A N I) I) I i: BO I <> B v.
V, BABVE&
.!'. foot of In.lia.
A. v\ S i;. R. wiii'.. east of Grand Trunk 1
i\ Mill* wharf from Cosnmaroia^ near s-
Brown'i wharf open* Iftfl Commercial street, at v
Bridge wharf from Canal street foot of Braokert
liurnham's wharf openi at 54 Commercial, foot of Deer.
CENTRAL whari at 114 <
Commercial whari
1 114]
1 "l.'ANKI.IN wharf opens at 34 Commercial, foot Franklin st.
I mmercial, next westerly from
Franklin wharf.
G i& BOUSE wharf, fin ak'i Point
Qaaat ] item Wharves, at Fish Point
HOBS< »N"S wharf, from Commercial, near foot of High st.
[LSI IV wharf opens neaj foot of Finery street.
I at 114 Commercial, foot of Moulton street!
M \l\T. wharf, next westerly of BarahanVi wharf.
Merrill's whai re, foot of Cross street.
PORTLAND Tier opens at 13G Fore, foot of Silver.
RAILWAY wharf opera on Commercial, next we.-:
ttoi
| T. Baflroad wharf, foot Of State street.
Richardson's pier opei iiimcmilal itioot
l: Lrdson'a wharf opens at 198 Commercial it
Robinson'i wharf openi at 40 York, :k street.
I i R«8 wh . • of H ' itreat
Smith's wh: d Cuinmercial, wester'
Bmith'i pier, Iron commercial, foot of lfaple«
BtordrtamVi wharf, at the aonft out hamee streetl
TYLER S RICE'S whai I '.' near Canal
.-•reet.
. woterly 1'nioii wh:irf.
.v, fool of rium street
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
In the
Introduced by
In his Extensive Steam Printing Establishment,
Fox-Block, 82 Exchange St.
CALL j^lISTD BEE.
'[AVE YOXJR BOOKS
mat]
F. W. BAILEY'S
BOOK-BIIHDEEY,
68 EXCHANGE STRFJ- 1
POHUAID, HI,,
Where you oai .lmodated I
38 VERY FASHION
IN OF
BOOK-BINDING.
r 0 R T L A N L-- DIRE C T 0 R t. SJ1
ADYERTISER JOB OFFICE.
Phe Extensive Job Printing Roo
CONNECTED WITH THK
%rtitraii .Mil Stattsw datniiliBJintti
Are Furnished with Type for Printing
Are * trmsnta >tiih xypc *«r * « >»»■»«,
FROM THE LARGEST SIZED POSTERS,
TO THE BEST STYLES OF
Jook Printing, Script Circulars, Note9>
Cards, &c, &c.
Type is entirely new, and the most experienced hands
ployed in the Establishment,
JOJJN H. BUFFORD,
EIIIH1IIIII
THOGEAPHY,
j 13 Washington St., Cor. Temple Place,
BOSTON.
ORTRAITS, LANDSCAPES,
ITHOCrlti.PH«I> IN THE BEST sTYtE OF TflE ARI,
'0
JAMES O'DONNELL,
*TTOK jfSBE OR AT LAW,
• Middle, Cornet ol i n...n -
£>. W. GARDNER & CO.,
::::<, DA
IXCOHOL AM) PATENT OEL,
No. 51 Stmt,
COXJlvJTIIsrG-HOOMS.
Studj and Practice of Book-Keraian
MARKED AND DIPLOMAS FILLED.
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