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IN"- collecting  the  information  for  the  Massachusetts  Renter  for  1859,  circulars  hare  been  sent  to  our 

T4TriKr^m^e"T^~Ti^?nfs'T?i  every  town  in  the  State,  from  all  of  which  —  excepting  three  only  —  answer; 
have  been  promptly  received.  Many  other  communications  have  also  been  received  fro ra  Academies 
Banks,  Custom  Houses,  private  individuals,  and  var ions- other  sources,  giving  notices  of  changes  to  t- 
made.  The  following  figures,  with  regard  to  a  f:-w  of "  the  classes  treated  of  in  this  book,  will  give  somi 
idea  of  the  changes  that  have  been  taking  place  during  the  past  year  :  — 

The  JtiPticesof  the  Peace,  who  are  the  most  numerous  class,  number  5105"  in  the  Register  of  1858 
and  .5410  in  the  present;  26*8  having  been  erased,  and  593  added.  Under  an  Act  of  the  Legislature 
of  1838,  141  of  those  persons  holding  commissions  as  Justices  of  the  Peace-have-  been  designated  to  tn 
criminal  casss.  A  list  of  them,  corrected  up  to  February,  18-59,  is  given  on  page  16;  and  they  are  alsc 
given  among  County  Officers,  under  heading  of  t;  Trial  Justices." 

Another  Act  of  the  last  Legislature  unites  the  business  of  the  Courts  of  Probate  and  Insolvency 
thus  devolving  the  duties  formerly  performed  by  28  Judges,  and  as  many  Registers,  upon  half  tha1 
number. 

Oi  the  8  Councillors-,  40  Senators,  and  240  Representatives,  who  held  those  offices  last  year,  3  Coun- 
cillors, 11  Senators,  and  4-0  Representatives  hold  the  same  office  in  1 8o9". 

Promotions  and  other  causes  have  so  varied  the  list  of  Military  Officers,  given  on  pages  83  to  Sfi, 
that,  out  of  288  whose  names  were  given  last  year,  only  about  150  remain  the  same  in  the  present  list. 

Clergymen  are  quite  a  changeable  class  ;  for,  oat  of  1,324  settled  Clergymen  named  last  year,  only  965" 
remain  over  the  same  parish  now.   -The  number  has  increased  to  1,373. 

Lawyers  have  increased  from  1,121  to  1,142.;  about  1000  of  them  still  holding  the  same  residence 
as  last  year. 

The  number  of  Physicians  has  bean  increased  from  1,547  to  1,618 vtheresidenees  of  1,400  remaining 
-the  same  as  last  year. 

Twenty-six  Newspapers  or  Periodicals  Lave  been  erased  from  last  year's  list,  and  thirty-nine 
added  to  it, ;  giving  243  now  published. 

These  arc  but  few  of  the  changer:  that  have  bsen  made-;  many  other  classes  not  enumerated  here 
having  shown  as  great,  and  some  a  much  great®?,  amount  of  changes. 

The  publishers  renew  their  tnaaks  to  those  who  have  assisted  in  the  compilation  ofthevrork,  and 
would  suggest  that  any  person  discovering  an  error  in  the  book  will  confer  a  favor  by  notifying  them  of 
it,  that  it  may  be  corrected  in  future. 

All  communications  for  the  Register  of  I860  should  be  forwarded  on  or  before  December  1,  1859',  to 

Ada^s,  Sampson,  &  Co.,  91  Washington  Street. 


CONTENTS 


Paee. 

Academies  .................. «-.I63 

Acts  passed  by  General  Court,  1858 21 

Additions, Corrections,  Sec. 303 

Advertisements   follow 304 

Agriculture,  Board  of. .. - 219 

Albany  R.  R.   Route. 2-3-5 

Alms  Houses.  State 242 

Amherst  College ■> 163 

Andover  Theological  Seminary ..163 

Appropriations  of  State  Government 26 

Associations,  Societies,  cVc 220 

Attorney  General 9 

Attorneys  in  Massachusetts S7 

Ranks .113 

"      Savings 131 

Barnstable  County,    Officers  of  .......... 40 

41     Clergymen .. 95 

"     Commissioners 40 

"    Commissioners  of  Insolvency. .« 40 

"     Commissioners  of  Wrecks 40 

"     Coroners..... 42 

11     Counsellors  and  Attorneys S7 

"     Justices  of  the  Peace 41 

"     Notaries ....- 41 

"     Physicians 107 

"     Probate  Courts ,....  40 

"     Sheriff  and  Deputies 40 

"    Town  Clerks . 212 

"     Trial  Justices 41 

Berkshire  County,  Officers. 42 

' '     Clergymen „ -.  9-5 

•*     Commissioners ; 43 

*'     Coroners.... 44 

'*     Counsellors  and  Attorneys . .   87 

"    Court- of  Insolvency 43 

M    Justices  of  the  Peace 43 


I  Pag.-. 

Berkshire  County,  Notaries-. ... 44 

"     Physicians . 107 

1        "     Probate  Courts 42 

!       '*     Sheriff  and  Deputies ... 42 

"     Town  Clerks ...213 

"     Trial  Justices 44 

Blind,  Perkins  Institution  for  the 17- 

Boards-of  Commissioners  in  Mass -  — .   39 

Boston  and  Lowell  Railroad....- ....... ...2-52 

Boston  and  Maine  Railroad.. -" 

Boston  and  Providence  Railroad.. "' 

Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R-.... 254 

Boston  Board  of  Trade 29- 

<c     Business  Directory ...2-56 

'•'-     Clearing  House ..122 

"     Post  Office 157 

"     City  Officers .V...17S 

"     Public   Library 232 

Bristol  County,  Officers 4a 

"     Clergymen 96      p 

"     Commissioners 45 

"     Coruners 4S 

"     Counsellors  and  Attorneys .--•  87 

**     Court  of  Insolvency 4-5 

"     Justices  of  the  Peace ^ 

u     Notaries  47 

M     Probate  Courts 4  \ 

"     Sheriff  and  Deputies -; 

"     Town  Clerks ...21  • 

"     Trial  Justices *< 

Calendar.  18-59 ° 

Cambridge  City  Officers  .« 184  j 

Census  of  1855  (Massachusetts) — 

Changes  (recent)  and  Corrections... •••* 

Charlestown  City  Officers '--'■'       § 


Pa?e. 

i  - ■■.;  ;ea  Citv  Officers , 186 

|Churche«  in  Mass 95 

Eib'v  Governments ..  ••.178-196 

ifiyil  Government,  1859 9 

I (  tergymen  in  I^Iass 9-3 

I  j  olleges 163 

I  ■    itumisftioneni  of  the  C.  C.  of  U  S.  for  the  Dist. 

of  Mass 209 

commissioners  of  insolvency,  40,  43,  4-5,  4S,  50,  54, 

56.59,  61,  66,67,  70,  73,"  79 
Commissioners  for  Mass. residing  in  other  States  36 

"         for  other  States  resident  in  Mass 32 

to  qualify  Civil  Officers,  41,  43,  46,  48,  50, 
54,  56,  59,  61,  Qo,  67,  71,  73,  79 

'*         Boards  of  in  Mass 39 

of  Wrecks.... 40,  45,48,50,66,  67,70,  7S 
I        «        under  Personal  Liberty  Act,  41,  43,  46, 
45,50,54,56,61,66,67,  71,79 

Congress,  United  States 295 

Congressional  Districts 29 

Connecticut,  State  of 203 

| Consuls  and  Consular  Agents.. 161 

;  Coronets,  see  County  Officers 
Council  Districts..... 17 


s   >uns< 


,...87-94 


tv 


I  County  Commissioners,  see  County  Officers. 

f  County  Oiiicers ". . ...  ...40  to  79 

Court,  Supreme  Judicial  in  Mass..... 27 

**    Supreme  of  United  States..... 209 

11    of  Claims  (U.  S.) ..209 

*'    Common  Pleas , 28 

"     Municipal,  Boston 2vJ 

"     Superior,  Boston 28 

Courts,  Police 29 

"    United  States  in  Massachusetts 27 

•'    of  Insolvency,  30.1 ;  also,  43,  45,  48,  50,  54,  56, 

58  61,  66, "67,  70,  73,  79 
"     Probate,  301  ;   also,  40,  42,  45,  48,  49,  54,  56, 
5S,  61,  66.  67,  70,  73,  73 

istom  House  Officers 159 

rubtriet  Attorneys 28 

|  Dukes  County  Officers 43 

j  Eastern  Railroad 249 

tueation  in   Massachusetts , 162 

Board  of ..162 

ational  Associations 22° 

^avoys,  Foreign , ,.,..209 

•■-•  -x  County  Officers 49 

'    Clergymen . 97 

H    Commissioners ■% 

u     Coroners 53 

"     Counsellors  and  Attorneys 88 

'*    Court  of. Insolvency 50 

*'     Justices  of  the  Peace 50 

Notaries 53 

Physicians  of 109 

"     Probate  Court 49 

"    Sheriff  and  Deputies 49 

*'    Town  Clerks 214 

/*     Trial  Justices , 53 

j  fcil  River  Citv  Officers 187 

ritchburg  and  Worcester  R.  R 245 

:  Sjankun  County,  Officers 54 

•'     Clergymen 9s 

"    Commissioners 54 

"     Coroners .-„.. ,   o'i 

4<     Counsellors.and  Attorneys 88 

'•     Court  of  insolvency '. 54 

"    Justices  of  the  Peace 54 

"     Notaries -55 

u    Physicians 110 

Probate  Court 51 

"    Sheriff  and  Deputies 54 

"     Town  Clerks 215 

\  "    Trial  Justices 51 

]•' '  '  wght  Companies 146 

■  Templars,  I.  O.  of 211 

fnment  of  Massachusetts,  1859 9 

mment  of  United  Stat. 


P;i?o. 

Governor,  Vote  for  ..* ..212 

Governors  of  Mass.,  from  1620 8 

„         of  other  States 204 

Hampden  County,  Officers f,Q 

4*     Clergymen 9.9 

'•'     Commissioners 56 

"     Corners 58 

"     Counsellors  and  Attorneys 88 

"     Court  of  insolvency 56 

"     Justices  of  Peace  .. r>" 

"     Notaries 58 

"     Physicians 110 

"     Probate  Court §6 

"    Sheriff  and  Deputies 56 

"     Town  Clerks../. 212 

"     Trial  Justices 58 

Hampshire  County,  Officers 58 

"       Clergymen 99 

"       Commissioners 59 

"       Coroners 60 

"       Counsellors  and  Attorney 89 

"       Justices  of  Peace 59 

"       Notaries 60 

"       Physicians Ill 

"       Probate  Court 58 

"      Sheriff  and  Deputies 58 

"       Town  Clerks 215 

Trial  Justices 60 

Harvard  College 164 

Horse  Railroads 248 

Hospitals  in  Massachusetts 241 

Idiots,  School  for..,. 172 

Index  to   Advertisements 304 

Industrial  School  for  Girls 173 

Insurance  Companies 136 

Jailers,  see  County  Officers. 

Judiciary,    Massachusetts 27 

Justices  of  the  Peace,  designated  to  try  criminal 
cases,  are  given  under  the  head  of  Trial 
Justices  in  each  County  ;  also  a  complete 

list  of  them  on  page 18 

Justices  throughout  the  Commonwealth, ... ...   31. 

Justices  of  the  Peace,  41,43,  46,  4S,  50,  54,  57,  59, 

61,66,67,71,73,79 
Justices  of  the  Peace  and  Quorum  are  given 
among  Justices  of  the  Peace,  and  desig- 
nated by  a  * 

Lawrence  Academy 168 

Lawrence  City  Officers 1S8 

Laws  and  Resolves,  Titles  of,  passed  by  Leg- 


islature of  Mass.,  IS081 


ML  . __ 


-■...».. 


21 

Lawyers , 87 

Leicester  Academy... 16S 

Libraries 220 

Loan  Fund  Associations 142 

Lowell  City  Officers 189 

Lyceums  in  Massachusetts 220 

Lynn  City  Officers 190 

Maine,  State  of , ...  .197 

Manufacturing  Companies  in  Mass ...293 

Masonic  Institutions ..238 

Massachusetts,  Executive  Council 9 

"  Legislature,  1858 21 

Legislature,   1859.. 10 

4i  .       li      Standing  Com., 13 

Militia : 83 

"  Population  of 212 

"  Representatives 11 

"  Senators 10 

Masters  in  Chancer?,  13,  46.  50,  54,  56,  o'J,  61,  67, 

:  \  73, 79 

Middlesex  County,  Officers  of 69 

"  Clergymen.  — 100 

"  Commissioners 61 

fi  Coroners 6~) 

"  Counsellors ••  89 

"  Court  of  Insolvency 61 

"  Justices  of  Peace.,.. 01 

"  Notaries ^~> 


MASSACHUSETTS     REGISTER 


Massachusetts, 
stricts 


Page. 

Middlesex  County,  Physicians ....Ill 

"     Probate  Court 61 

"     Sheriff  and  Deputies 60 

"    Town  Clerks 216 

"     Triil   Justices 65 

Militia  o?  Massachusetts 83 

Ministers  to  Foreign  Countries 209 

Municipal  Court  of  the  City  of  Boston 29 

Nantucket  County  Ofhcers ...  66 

New  Bedford  City  Officers - 191 

Newburyport  City  Officers . 192 

New  England  Register 197 

New  England  School  of  Design  for  Women  ...172 

New  Hampshire.  State  of 199 

Newspapers 146 

Newton  Theological  Seminary 169 

New  York  11.  R.  Route 255 

Norfolk  County,  Officers 66 

"       Clergymen 102  j  Sons  of  Malta 

"       Commissioners..... 67  j  Sons  of  Temperance 

"       Coroners 69    Springfield  City  Officers.. 

"       Counsellors 90  j  State  Alms  Houses 

"       Court  of  Insolvency 67  | 

"       Justices  of  the  Peace ...  71  j 

'"       Notaries ,. 69  j 

"       Physicians 113 

"       ProbateCourt 67 

"       Sheriff  and  Deputies. 67 

"       Town  Clerks......... .....217 

"      Trial  Justices 69  j 

Normal  Schools.. 16'.* 


1859 


Pa* 


Senate  of 

Senate  I)i; 

Sheriffs. | 

Sheriffs  and  Deputies.  Barnstable  Co •: 

"         Berkshire  County 5 

"         Bristol  County { 

"         Dukes  County 

"         Essex    County 

vt        Franklin  County 

"        Hampden  County '. 

"         Hampshire  County ■' 

"         Middlesex  County.. ■ 

"         Nantucket  County '. ■ 

Vf         Norlolk  County n 

"         Plymouth  County i 

"         Suffolk  County . ', 

"         Worcester  County " 

Societies '. 2i 


Board  cf  Agriculture. ... 
"     Industrial  School  for  Gii 

**     Normal  Schools 

"     Governments,.... . 

•«     Prison 

"     Reform  Schools 

M     Tax.  1858 

'•'     Temperance  Committee. 
Suffolk  County,  Officers  of... 


Notaries  Public,  41,44,47,49,53,  55,  58,  60,   65 
66,  69,  72,  77,  82 

Obituaries , .29" 

Odd  Fellows,  I.  O.  of ....235 

Old  Colony  and  Fall  River  Railroad 2-33  j 

Order  of  "United  Americans 240 

Ferkins  Institute  for  the  Blind.. 172 

Phillips  Academy,  Andover 169  j 

Physicians 107  j 

Piutnmer  Farm  School 173  j 

Plymouth  County,  Officers 76  j 

i(      Clergymen .163  | 

"      Commissioners 

M       Coroners 


Clergymen 

Commissioners    to    quality 

Officers 

Coroners 

Counsellors 

Justices   of  Peace 

Notaries 

Physicians 

Pro'bate  Court 

Sheriff  and  Deputies 

Town  Clerks 

Trial  Justices... 

.  70  j  Superior  Court  of  the  County  of  Suffolk 
.   72  j  Supreme  Court  of    United  States 


Civil 


Counsellors 

Justices  of  the  Pea< 

Notaries 

Physicians. 

Probate  Court 


90  j  Supreme  Judicial  Court 

71  |  Teachers 

72  {  Teachers'  Institutes 

1 13  j  Telegraph  Companies 

.  76  j  Temperance  Committee,  State. 
76    Templars  of  Ten 


Sheriff  and  Deputies 76  j  Templars  ot  xempera 

Town  Clerks -17  '  Titles  of  the  Laws  and  Resolves  pas 


CierK. 

"       Trial  Justices 

Police  Courts 

Population  of  Massachusetts  in   1855.... 


>d  1353.. 


.  72  j  Trial  Justices. 

.   29  i  Town  Clerks 

.212  i  Towns  in  Massachusetts 


Post  Office  in  Boston 157 

Post  Offices  and  Postmasters 152 

Postage  Rates 158 

Prison ,  State 243 

Private  School  Teachers... 177 

Probate  Courts,  301  ;  also,  4;>,  42, '45,  48,  49,  54,56, 

68,  61,  66,  67,  70,  73,  78 
Public  Administrators,  43,  45,  48,  50,   59,   61,  66, 

67,  7",  73,  79 

Public  Library  of  Boston .....232 

Public   School  Teachers 174 

Railroads 243 

Reform  Schools 172 

Representative  Districts IS 

Representatives  of  Massachusetts,  1S59. 11 

Resolves,  Titles  of,  passed   by  General  Court 

in  1858 .... 25 

Rhode  Island,  State  of 202 

Roxburv  City  Officers 193 

Salem  City  Officers. 191 

Savings  Banks 123,  134 

School  for  tdioticahd  Feeble-Minded  Youth...  172 

Schools,  Normal - ...162 

Schools,  Private  .. . . 177 


Tufts  College , ■  ■ 

United   Americans '- 

United  States  Court  in  Massachusetts.. 

"  "  •*       of   Claims - 

"  "       Government .- 

'•  "       Senators  from  Mass.  1/89  to  185S, 

Vermont,  State   of - 

Votes,  Table  of 211,  2j 

Williams  College '•'_ 

Willis  ton  Seminary .U 

Worcester  City  Officers B 

Worcester   County,  Officers 

"         Clergymen 1_ 

"         Commissioners ■ 

"         Coroners - 

"  Counsellors............. • 

'•        Court  of  Insolvency 

"         Notaries... 

**        Justices  of  Peace 

»'  Physicians «L 

"  ProbateCourt ; 

'*         Sheriff  and  Deputies ; 

"        Town  Cleiks. - 

"         Trial  Justices, 


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ALMANAC. 


JANUARY,  1859. 


MOON'S  PHASES. 

New  Moon,  4th  day.  Oh.  41m.  morning. 
Firs:;  Quarter.  12th  day,  2h.  oSai    morning 
Full  Moon,  ISth  day,  7h.  5m.  afternoon. 
Last  Quarter, 25th  day,  4h.  1m.  arternoou. 


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ij 

Is 


.•ion. 

FueS. 

Wed. 

Thur. 

Fri. 

rat. 

SUN. 

Mon. 

Tuts. 

Wed. 

Thar. 


-UN. 

Mon. 

Tut*. 

Wed, 

Thar. 

rri. 

Sat 

SUN. 

Men. 

Tees. 

WSJ. 

Thar. 

in. 

Sat. 

SUN. 

Mo  a. 


3014  38 
30!4  39 
30  4  40, 
30  4  41; 
30  4  41; 
304  42 
30  4  43 
30  4  44 

29  4  46 
29  4  47 
29  4  48  j 
23  4  49; 
28  4  50 
27  4  51 
27  4  52i 
'26  4  53 
26  4  54 
2,5  4  55 


214 
20  4 
20  5 
13  5 
19  5 

15  5 
17  5 

16  5 
15  5 


3  36 

4  ISi 

5  8 

6  6i| 

7 


5  37';  9    4^  9  30 

6  38  10  .  6  10  33 

7  33111    04127 
sets  11  42  1.1  58 

5  511         I 

6  531  0  46    1    9 

7  55:  1  33    1  47 

8  58i  2    l!  2  19 

10  0j  2  38! 

11  %  316] 
morn1  3  56! 

0  11!  441; 

1  21!  5  36; 
"2  33   6  36i   . 

i  3  45,  7  42;  8  171 
!  4  58'  8  53;  9  27  I 
;  6  1010  110  32! 
rises  111   31132 

6  IS  11  47i 

7  35  I  0  50 

8  5-'  113    136, 

10  !0;  1 58;  2  21 

11  20!  2  42!  3    4 
morni  3  26;  3  43; 

0  30;  4  12|  4  371 

1  35!  5    4;  5  31 

2  401  5  59,  6 

3  45:  6  59    7  30 
I  4  34!  7  59!  8  28 

5  23]  S  56|  9  23 
;  6  13i  9  461010 


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FEBRUARY,  1859. 


MOON'S  PHASES. 

New  Moon,  2d  day,  8h.  20m.  afternoon. 
First  Quarter,  loth  day,  2h.  50m.  afternoon. 
Full  Moon,  17th  day,  5h.  58m.  morning. 
Last  Quarter,  24th  day,  Sh.  37m.  morning. 


o.| 


_ 

li  Tiies. 

2!  Wed. 

3  Thar. 

4 1  Fri. 

5 '  Sat. 

6  SUN. 

7j  Mon. 

8  Tues. 

9!  Wed. 
10  Thur. 
11!  Fri. 
12|  Sat. 
IS:  SUN. 
14  Moa. 
151  Tues. 
16   W^l. 
17 1  Thur. 
IS!  Fri- 
19'  Sat. 
20!  SUN. 
21  Mon. 

>2;  TU63. 

23  Wed. 

24  Thur. 
25!  Fri. 
26  i  Sat. 
27!  SUN. 
2Si  Mem. 


14 '5 
12  5 
11»5 
10J5 

9:5 

85 
7:5 
65 
5;5 
35 

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58.5 
57 1 5 
555 
54  5 


in. 1  h.     m.'  h.     m.    h.    m. 

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15;  sets  ill  21  11  39 
17)  5  48  11  57  11  57 
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MOON'S  PHASES 

New  Moon,  4th  day.  2h.  56m.  afternoon. 
Firs':.  Quarter,  11th  day,  Uh.  55tn.  afternoon. 
Full  MoiMa,  18th  day.  5h.  lm.  afternoon. 
Last  Quarter,  26th  day,  4!i.  43m.  morning. 

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Wed. 

6  33  5  51    5  57  10    910  31 

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Fri. 

|6  30  5  54]  Pets  412911  45 

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SUN. 

6  27  5  56    7  52!  019    0  37 ij 

Mon. 

6  26  5  53i  8  59;  0  55   1  13 

lues. 

6  24  5  59'  9  36!  132,  158 

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Wed 

6  23  6    0  11  14!  2  14    2  36 

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6  14  6    6    3  3!!  7  25.  7  57, 

Tues. 

6  12  6    7    4  16,  8  29!  9    2 

Wed. 

6  10  8    8    4  47'  9  35  10    l! 

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APRIL,    1859, 


MOON'S  PHASES. 

New  Moon,  3d  day,  5h.  33m.  morning. 
Fir?t  Quarter,  10th  day,  6h.  37m.  mornis. 
Full  Moon,  17th  day,  4h.  22m.  morni!.-,'. 
Last  Quarter,  25th  day,  Oh.  lm.  morning. 


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MAY,  1859. 


JUNE,  IS 50, 


MOON'S  PHASES. 

New  Moon,  2d  day,  5fc.  28m.  afternoon. 
First  Quartet,  9th  Say,  Oh.  35m.  tnomtog. 
Fuii  Moon,  26rh  day,  4b.  23m.  afternoon. 
Last  Quarter.  24th  day  6h.  5iu.  atternoon. 


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MOON'S  PHASES. 

New  Moon,  1st  day,  2h.  26m.  morning, 
first  Quarter,  7th  day,  Oh.  3m.  afternoon. 
Foil  Mon,  15th  flay,  5h.  34m.  morning. 
I-ast  Quarter,  23d  d'ay.  9h.  48m.  morning. 
New  Moon,  30rh  day.  yh.  5»m.  mon  La  i 


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AUGUST,  1850. 


MOON'S  PHASES. 

First  Quarter,  7th  day,  Ih.  10m.  mornhig. 
Full  Moon,  14th  .Jay,  Sh.  9iu.   afternoon. 
Last:  Quarter,  221  day,  If'K.  42m.  afternoon. 
New  Moon,  29ik  csay,  ah.  0m.  afternoon. 


MOON'S  PHASES. 

First  Quarter,  5th  day,  I0!i.  38m.  morning 
Full  Moon,  13th  day,  lib..  51m.  mornin?t 
Last  Quarter.  2l>r.  day.  9&-2rn,  moramo-. 
N«w  Moon,  27r.n  day,  lib.  i2m.  afternoon. 


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SEPTEMBER,  IS  59, 

MOON'S  PHASES, 

Firit  Quarter,  3d  day.  llh.  2hn.  aft  e-mooti. 
Full  Moon,  12th  day,  3a.  47m.  morning. 
Last  Quarter,  19th  any,  oh.  30m.  afternoon. 
New  Moon,  26th  day,  Vh.  I2ai.  Husarning. 


OCTOBER,  1859. 

MOON'S   PliASES. 

•First  Quarter.  3  I  day,  3h.48m.  aft^nootK 
T'oll  Moon,  lith  day,  7h.  Sm.  afternoon. 
Last.  Quarter,  19rh  day.  Oh.  69ni.  morning. 
New  Moon,  25th  day,  ?/b.  49m  afternoon. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


GOVERNORS  IN  MASSACHUSETTS. 

P  R  EPARED      BY     NATHANIEL      B  .      SHUKTLEFF,     M  .     D  . 
Governors  of  Plymouth  Colony,  chosen  annually  by  the  People. 

162  )  John  Carver.  [1635  William  Bradford.  11639  William  Bradford.  11673  Josias  Winslow. 

16*21  Wiliiarn  Bradford.  1636  Edward  Winslow.  [1644  Edward  Winslow.  1631  Thomas  Hinckley.* 

\C>?>-\  Edward  Winslow.  1637  Williani  Bradford.  [1645  William  Bradford.  | 

1634  Thomas  Prence.  1 1638  Thomas  Prence.  J1657  Thomas  Prence.  | 

•  Mr.  Hinckley  wiu  Governor  til!  the  anion  of  the  Colonies,  in  1*2,  except  daring  the  administration  of  Andros. 

Deputy  Governors  of  Plymouth  Colony,  chosen  annually  by  the  People. 
|  *  1680  Thos.  Hinckley.  |  1681  Jas.  Cudworth.  !  16S2  Wm.  Bradford,  to  16S3.  |  1689  Wm.  Bradford,  to  1692 

i      *  Previously  there  was  ao  Deputy  Governor,  a  Governor  j.ro  tan.  bein?  appointed  by  the  Governor  to  serve  in  his  absence. 

Governors  of  Massachusetts  under  the  First  Charter,  chosen  annually. 
;  1629  Mathew  Cradock.*    .1637  John  Winthrop.         j  164-5  Thomas  Dudley.        11654  Richard Bellinghairj 
!  1629  John  Winthrop.         |1640  Thomas  Dudley.  1646  John  Winthrop.  1655  John  Endicott. 

'  1634  Thomas  Dudley.        J1641  Richard  Bcllingharn.  1649  John  Endicott.  1665  Richard  Bellingham. 

1635  John  Haynes.  1642  John  Winthrop.  1650  Thomas  Dudley.         1673  John  Leverett. 

1636  Henry  Vane.  ;1644  John  Endicott.  4651  John  Endicott."  [1679  Simon  Bradstreet. 

*  By  the  Royal  Charter,  which  passed  the  seals  4  March.  IS2S-9  Mathew  Oarlock  was  appointed  the  first  Goverr^r.  and  Th •  ■-•  u 
GofFe,  Deputy"  GoTernor,  both  of  whom  had  held  the  same  offices  before  the  Charter  was  granted.    On  the  13th  of  the  foii   wing  " 
the  same  persons  were  re-chosen  under  the  Charter,  but  they  never  came  to  New  England.     On  the  -.i'th  of  October,  lOiO,  J   h  n  v.   ?.- 
throp  was  chosen  Governor,  and  John  Humphry,  Deputy  Governor,     On  the  30th  of  April,  1629.  John  Endicott  was  aof- 
London,  to  be  Governor  of  the  Plantation  in  Xew  England,  and  '    ' 


and  held  the  office  until  the  arrival  of  the  Governor  (Winthrop)  in  l->; 


Deputy  Governors  of  Massachusetts  under  the  First  Charter,  chosen  annually. 


1629  Thomas  GofFe/ 

1629  John  Humphry 

1629  Thomas  Dudley, 

1 634  Roser  Ludlow, 

1635  Rich'd  Bellingham,.. 

1636  John  Winthrop, 

1637  Thomas  Dudlev, .... 


to  1629  1640  Rich'd  Bellingham,..  to  1641'  1954  John  Endicott, to  16-; 

"  1629  1641  John  Endicott, "  1644'  1655  Rich'd  Bellingham,     «  l& 

"  1634  1644  John  Winthrop......   «  1646;  166-5  Francis  Willoughby,  "  16" 

"  1635  1646  Thomas  Dudley,....   "  165011671  John  Leverett, .' .   "   W, 

"  1636|  1650  John  Endicott,'. "  16511  1673  Sam'l  Symonds,  to  Oct.  161 

"  1637:1651  Thomas  Dudley,....  "  1653  1678  Oct.,  Simon  Bradstreet,  161 
"  1640' 1653  Rich'd  Bellingham,..  "  1654;  1679  Thomas  Danforth,.. .  to  16c 


*  Thomas  Goffe  never  came  to  Xew  England.    John  Humphry  was  elected,  but  did  not  serve. 

Deputy  Governor  of  Massachusetts  after  the  Dissolution  of  the  First  Charter. 
1639  Thomas" Danforth,  to  1692. 

Governors  of  Massachusetts  under  the  Second  Charier,  appointed  by  the  King. 


1692  Mav,  Sir  William  Phios. 
1694  Nov.,  WHft'am  Stovgkton* 
1699  May,  Earl  of  Bellomont. 
17  0  July,  William  StougMon. 

1701  July,  The  Council. 

1702  June,  Joseph  Dudley. 
1714-15  Feb.,  The  Council. 

171 4— 15  March,  Joseph  Dudley. 
1715  Not.,  t  William  Toiler. 

•  Those  whose  names  are  printed  in  It: 
t  la  November.  lfL'!.  Elizeus  Bu-eess 
came  ever  to  frrf.irra  his  duties,  and  r   - 


1716  Oct.,  Samuel  Shute. 
1722-23  Jan.,  William  Dummt 

172S  July.  William  Burnet. 


1728  Sept., 
1730  June, 
1730  Aug., 
1741  Aug., 


1749  S 


ept. 


1753  Auo:., 


William  Dummer. 

William  Taller. 
Jonathan  Belcher. 
William  Shirley. 
Spencer  Phips. 
William  Shirley. 


1 1756  Sept.,  Spencer  Phips. 
1757  April,  The  Council. 

;  17-57  Aug.,  Thomas  Pownall. 
1760  June,  Thomas  Hutchinson 
1760  Aug.,  Francis  Bernard.* 
1769  Aug.,  Thomas  Hutchinson 
1771  March,  Thos.  Hutchinson. 
1774  May,  Thomas  Gage. 


']•■■>.  wire  acting  Gorernors. 

ri3  proclaimed  Governor,  he  hav 

•     I  tl  -■  Office  in  I'ltf. 


had  the  appointment  in  March,  1714; 


Governors. 


ISC 


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Lieutenant  Governors  of  Massachusetts  under  the  Second  Charter,  appointed  by  the  King. 
1692  Wm.  Stousrhton,  to  J'lv,  17r'l  1711  William  Taller.  ,1733  Spencer  Phips.  jl774  Thomas  Oliver. 
1702  Thos.  Povey,  to  1796  1716  Wm.  Dummer.      [1753  Th's  Hutchinson.! 

170-5-6  Jan.,  vacancy  to  Oct.    1711 ,1730  William  Taller.     4770  Andrew  Oliver,      i 

Since  the  Revolution. 

1771  October A  Provincial  Congress.  |  177-5  July....- The  Council. 

Governors  and  Lieutenant  Governors  of  Massachusetts  under  the  Constitution. 

J1S51  Geonre  S.  Boutwell, 185.3  1S10  William  Gray, 

!S53  Jchntf.  CiirTbrd, 1854J1812  William  Phillips 

1750  John  Hancock, to  178-5  1S54  Emory  Washburn, lS55jlS23  Levi  Lincoln,  Feb 

1785  -Times  Bowdoin, 17S7jlSo5  Henry  J.  Gardner, 1S5S  1824  Marcus  Morton,  July, 

|J.7s7  John  Hancock,  Oct.  S,  1793  1S53  Nathaniel  P.  Banks,.. ..  1826  Thomas  -L.  Wii  I 

1794  Samuel  Adams 1797:  1833  Samuel  T.  Armstronq, 

1797  Increase  Sumner,  June  7.  '99 1  11836  George  Hull, 

1800  Caleb  Strong 1807  |1343  Henry  H.  Childs, 

1807   Jas.  Sullivan,  Dec.  10,   180-S  J1844  John  "Reed , 

1800  Christopher  Gore,..:  ...1810, 
1810  Blhridire  Gerrv, 1812 

MM  ?;t;0b  ^tro?5" !S^I  Lieutenant  Governor,.  |Jf54  Win.  C.  Plunkett, 

1816  John  Brooks, 1823  |18oo  Simon  Brown, 

[1S23  Wm.E\istis,  Feb.  6 IS25  1780  Thos.  Cnsl  lug,  Feb. 28, 1788  1856  Henry  W.  Benchley,. 

11825  Levi  Lincoln 1&34   L788  I     njamin  Lincoln [7S0J1S58  Eliphalet  Trask, 

i  1834  S'-.u,  Davis 1836  1789  Samuel  Adams*. 1791: 

1836  Edward  Everett, 1840  1794  Moses  Gill,  Mav  20, 1800 

[1840  Marcus  Morton, 1841  1301  Sara.  Phi. Hips,  Feb.  10,   1802! 

;1841  John  Davis, ..184311802  Edward  H.  Bobbins,.. .  .1807J 

■  1843  MarcusMorton i844J1807  Lett  Lincoln, 1809; 

1844  George  N.  Briggs 1851|1S09  David  Cobb, ..1SB). 

1      •  The  Lieut.  Governors,  whost  namca  are  in  Italics,  were  acting  Governors  «d<so  duriiit;  vacancies  in  the  office  of  Governor 


1851  Henry  W.  Cushmai 
1S53  Elisha  Huntington 


CIVIL    GOVERNMENT. 


STATE    ELECTION" 

Tuesday  following  first  Monday 
IN 

NOVEMBER. 


LEGISLATURE 

CONVENES 
First  Wednesday 

JANUARY. 


COMMONWEALTH   OF  MASSACHUSETTS. 


CIVIL  GOVERNMENT,  1859. 

« 

GOVERNOR. 

NATHANIEL  PRENTISS  BANKS,     -      Waltham,     -    -     Salary,  $3,500 

LIEUTENANT   GOVERNOR. 

EL1PHALET  TRASK,    -    -    -     Springfield,    -    -    -     Salary  [see  below]. 

COUNCIL. 

District  No.  1. — Jacob  Sleeper,      -------     Boston. 


2. — Geo.  Cogswell, 
"         "     3. — William  J.  Eames, 


-1. —  Austin  L.  Rogers, 


Bradford. 

-----     Maiden. 

-    -     -    -    -     Worcester. 

"     5. — Lyman  Dioimock,     ------     Westfield, 

M         «     6.— Aaron  C.  May  hew,   ------    Milford. 

"         ';      7. — Joseph  M.  Churchill,      -----     Miltcn. 

"         ;*     S. — Franklin  Ames,    -------     No.  Bridgewater, 

The  Council  receive  three  hundred  dollars  each,  for  the  regular  annual  ses- 
sion of  their  board,  held  during  the  session  of  the  legislature,  and  three  dollars 
for  each  da}'s  attendance  at  every  subsequent  session  of  said  board  ;  and  two 
dollars  for  every  ten  miles'  travel,  once  in  each  session  thereof. 

The  Lieutenant-Governor  receives  same  mileage,  and  double  the  compensa- 
tion, of  a  member  of  the  Council. 

SECRETARY    OF    THE    COMMON  TT  E  ALT  if. 

Oliver  Warner. Northampton,     -----  Salary,  $2,000. 

TREASURER    AND    RECEIVER     GENERAL. 

Moses  Tenney,  Jr.,      -     -     -     -     Georgetown, Salary,  $2,000. 

AUDITOR. 

Charles  White, Worcester,       -     -     -  Salary,  $2,000. 

A  T  T  0  S  N  E  Y    G  E  N  E  R  A  L . 

Stephen  II.  Phillips,      -      Salem,     -     Clerk  hire,  $1,000;  and  Salary,  $2,500. 

ADJUTANT  AND  QUARTERMASTER. 

Ebe.nezer  W.  Stone,    -    -    -    -     Roxbury, Salary,  SI, S00. 

SECRETARY  HOARD  OF  EDUCATION  AND  STATE  LIBRARIAN. 

George  S.  Boutwell,       -    -    -     -     Groton,   -------     Salary,  S2.000 

SECRETARY  STATE  HOARD  AGRICULTURE. 

Charles  L.  Flint. -     -     Salary,  SI, 500. 

FIRST  CLERK  SECRETARY  OF  STATE'S  OFFICE. 

Charles  W.  Lovett, Salary,  SI .500. 

SECOND  CLERK"  SECRETARY  OF  STATE'S  OFFICE. 

Albert  L.  Fernaid, - Salary,  SI. 200. 

FIRST  CLERK  TREASURER'S  OFFICE. 

Daniel  II.  Rogers,      -    -    -     -   ■ Salary,  SI, 500. 

SECOND  CLERK  TREASURER'S  OFFICE. 

John  FT.  Smith, - Salary,  $l,2<-0. 

CLERK  IN  AUDITOR'S  OFFICE. 

William  Evt-leth,  -    -     -. Salary,  SI, 200. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


SENATE. 

(Forty  Members  ;  Jbr  Salaries.,  seepage  H.) 

C  harlf.s  A.  Phelps,  of  Boston,     .    .     .     President. 


District. 

NX.HS. 

First  Suffolk       .     .     . 

Nehemiah  Roynton 

♦Second     „      .... 

Oliver  Frost 

Third        „      .      .      .      . 

Thomas  P.  Rich     . 

Fourth      ,,.».. 

Charles  A.  Phelps 

Fifth        „      .     ,      .      . 

George  Odiorne 

First  Essex    .... 

William  Fa  bens 

Second     ,,       .... 

J.  13.  F.  Osgood    . 

Third       „      -.      .    ...      . 

George  L.  Davis    . 

Fourth    ,,      .... 

Benjamin  Evans    . 

Fifrh        „      .     .     .     . 

Warren  Tiiton 

First  Middlesex       .     . 

E.  L.  Norton    . 

Second       „        ... 

J.  M.  S.  Williams. 

Third          n         ... 

John  W.  Bacon 

Fourth       ,,         ... 

George  M.  Brooks 

Fifth         „       ... 

Horace  Conn    . 

■Sixth          ,,         .      .      . 

Benjamin  F.  Butler 

Central  Worcester  . 

Dexter  F.  Parker 

South-East     ,,          .     . 

John  G.  Metcalf    . 

South- West   „ 

William  Upham     . 

West                 ,,           .      . 

Charles  Field  .     . 

North  East     „         .     . 

William  1).  Peek    . 

East 

Abraham  M.  Bigelow 

West  Hampden       .     , 

Aaron  Bang 

East                     .     .     . 

George  Walker      . 

Hampshire     .... 

Horatio  G.  Knight 

Franklin  ..... 

Carver  Hotchkiss  . 

Hampshire  k  Franklin  . 

Davis  Goddard 

North  Berkshire 

tSam'i  W.  Rowerman 

•South         „          ... 

Joint  Brahning 

North  Norfolk     . 

Edward  G.  Parker 

East          „          .     .     . 

Charles  A.  French 

West        n          .     .     . 

Milton  M.  Fisher  . 

North  Bristol      .     .     , 

Homer  M.  Daggett 

South       ,,          ... 

Joseph  W.  Cornell 

West        „          ... 

Robert  T.  Davis    . 

North  Plymouth 

Perez  Simmons 

South           ,, 

Ezekiel  11.  Saw  in   . 

Middle       .„             -.     . 

William  T.  Davis  . 

-Cape 

John  W.  At  wood    . 

Island  ....... 

Iehabod  N.  Luce    . 

REJiDEJTCS, 

Chelsea. 
Boston. 
Boston, 
Boston. 
Boston. 
Marblehead. 
Salem. 

North  Andover. 
Salisbury. 
Beverly. 
Charles  town- 
Cam  bridge. 
Natick. 
Concord. 
Woburn. 
Lowell. 
Worcester. 
Men  don, 
Spencer. 
Athol. 
Sterling. 
Grafton. 

West  Springfield- 
Springfield. 
Eastlsamptos, 
Shelbume. 
Orange. 
Pittsiield. 
Lee. 

Brooklme, 
Stoiiirbton. 
Mud  pray. 
Attl-eborough. 
New  Bedford. 
Fall  River. 
Hanover. 
Fairhaven. 
Plymouth. 
Chatham. 
Edjrartown. 


OFFICERS     OF     THfi    SENATE. 

Stephen  N.  Gifford,  Clerk . 

Jacob  ML  Manning,  Qltaplain 

John  Morissky,  S>>rr<e,ant'at- Arms  to  both  Branches  of 

the    General    Court 

William  M    Wise,  Door-Keeper 

Samuel  S.  Wells,  Assistant  Door-Keeper    .     ,     .     . 

John  C  Perry,  Page 

Fr;;de.uc   C.  Alley,  Page . 


t  Elected  by  the  Legislature,  February  5,  vied  James  T.  Robinson,  reined. 


Salary,  $2000 
200 


300 
300 
200 
200 


HOUSE    OF    REPRESENTATIVES. 


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HOtSE   OP   REPRESENTATIVES. 

Number  of  members,  240.     For  salaries,  see  page  14. 
Charles  Hal?.,  of  Boston,  Speaker. 


Suffolk  County. 

Diet. 

1.  George  W.  Purmenter,  of  Boston. 
Martin  Grifhn,  of  Boston. 

2.  Amos  A.  Dunnel3,  of  Boston. 
Stephen  N.  Stockwell,  of  Boston. 
Edward  F.  Porter,  of  Boston.    . 

3.  Asa  D.  Pattee,  of  Boston. 
John  C.  Tucker.  of'Boston. 

4.  John  II.  Wiikins,  of.  Boston. 
Charles  Hale,  of  Boston. 

5.  Edward  Sands,  of  Boston. 
Frederick  Whiton,  of  Boston. 

6.  Thornton  K.  Lothrop,  of  Boston. 
Martin  Brimmer,  of  Boston. 

7.  Samuel  Hatch,  of  Boston. 
Patrick  itiley,  of  Boston. 

8.  George  A.  Shaw,  of  Boston. 
Thomas  U.  Busseli,  of  Boston. 

9.  Alexander  H.  Twornbly,  of  Boston. 
Thomas  D.  Morris,  of  Boston. 

10.  Nathaniel  C.  Nash  ,  of  Boston. 
Moses  Kimball,  of  Boston. 

11.  Piiny  Niekerson,  of  Boston. 
Amos  B'/Memii,  of  Boston. 

12.  Daniel  Hall,  of  Boston. 
Judan  Sears,  of  Boston. 
Benjamin  Lewis,  of  Boston. 

13.  Meiien  Chamber  mm,  of  Chelsea. 
John  Bent,  of  Chelsea. 

Essex  County. 

1.  Winthrop  0.  Evans,  of  Newburyport. 
Eldridge  M.  Morse,  of  Amesbury. 

2.  William  Chickering,  of  Andover. 

3.  James  Hill,  of  Beverly. 
Thomas  A.  Morgan,  of  Beverly, 

4.  Francis  P.  Putnam,  of  Darivers. 

5.  Luther  Allen,  of  Manchester. 

6.  Edwin  IS.  George,  of  Groveland. 

7.  John  J.  Babson,  of  Gloucester. 
Jeremiah  U.  Cook,  of  Gloucesier. 

8.  Nathan  S.  Kimball,  of  Haverhill. 
James  Russell,  of  Haverhill. 

9.  Ebenezei  Cogswell,  of  Ipswich. 

10.  A.  J.  French,  of  Lawrence. 

11.  George  W.  Benson,  of  Lawrence. 

12.  John  Lov<  joy,  of  Lynn. 

13.  Dean  Peabody,  of  Lynn. 

11.   Thomas  D.  Hainson,  of  Marblehead. 
Benj.  G.  Hathaway,  of  Marblehead. 
15.-  George  W.  Putters,  of  Methuen. 

10.  Gustavus  Attwiil,  of  Lynn. 

i7.    Gorham  P.  Sargent,  of  Newbury. 
IS.    Caleb  Cusning,  of  Newburyport. 

19.  K.  S.  Spodord,  Jr.,  of  Newburyport. 

20.  Samuel  Kaymond,  of  N.  Andover. 

21.  Henry  T.  Lowe,  ol   Rockport. 

22.  George  Upton,  of  Salem. 

23.  Stephen  A.  Gha'se,  of  Salem, 
Ofairlea  W.  Upaam,  of  Salem. 

21.    Benjamin  Howe,  of  Middietpni. 
25,   Ebea  S.  Poor,  of  South  Danvers, 
20.   Olivet  M.  bucey,  of  Lynn. 

Middlesex  County. 

1.  *Ebenezt-r  Barker,  of  Charlestown. 
Joseph  Caldwell,  of  Charlestown. 

2.  Lyman  Pray,  of  Charlestown. 
James  P.  Dwinell,  of  Charlestown. 

2.    Isaac  P.  Sherard,  of  Somctville. 


4.  John  Q.  A.  Griffin,  of  Maiden. 

5.  Elisha  Havden,  of  Medford. 

6.  Oliver  R.  Clark,  of  Winchester. 

7.  William  T.  Richardson,  of  Cambridge. 

Alanson  Bigelow,  of  Cambridge. 

Nathan  K.  Noble,  of  Cambridge. 
S.    Thomas  Rice,  Jr.,  of  Newton. 

Edward  J.  Collins,  of  Newton. 
9.   Joseph  Crafts,  of  Watertown. 

Josiah  Butter,  of  Waitham. 

10.  George  W.  Warren,  of  Weston, 

11.  Benjamin  F.  Ham,  of  Natiek. 

12.  Nathaniel  "Dowse,  of  Sherborn. 

13.  William  F.  Ellis,  of  Ashland. 

14.  James  W.  Brown,  of  Frainingham. 

15.  John  Phelps,  of  Marlborough. 

16.  Benjamin  W.  Gleason,  of  Stow. 

17.  Shattuck  Hartwell,  of  Littleton. 

IS.    A.  W.  Crowninshield,  of  Lexington. 

19.  Nathan  Wyman,  of  Woburn. 

20.  Loien  L.  Fuller,  of  Melrose. 

J.  Parker  Gould,  of  Stoneham. 

21.  Stillman  E.  Parker,  of  Beading, 

22.  Jacob  Coggin,  of  Tewksbury. 

23.  Marcus  A.  Thomas,  of  Lowell. 
Sullivan  Tay,  of  Loweil. 
John  C.  Woodward,  of  Lowell. 

24.  Tappan  Wentworth,  of  Lowell, 
Walter  Burnham,  of  Lowell. 
John  A.  Goodwin,  of  Lowell. 

25.  Nathan  B,  Edwards,  of  Chelmsford,' 

26.  Charles  Babbidge,  of  Pepperell. 
James  P.  Longley,  of  Shirley. 

17,    Noah  Pali,  of  Townsend. 

Worcester  County. 

1.  J.  D.  Crosby,  of  Ashburnham. 

2.  George  Whitney,  of  Royalston. 

3.  Russell  Carruth,  of  Phiilipston. 

4.  Aaron  Greenwood,  of  Hubbardston. 

5.  William  Mayo,  of  Westminster. 

6.  Amasa  Norcross,  of  Fitchburg. 
Edwin  Upton,  of  Fitchburg. 
Charles  L.  Josselyn,  of  Leominster. 

7.  George  E.  Burt,  of  Harvard. 
John  M.  Washburn,  of  Lancaster. 
Solon  S.  Hastings,  of  Princeton. 
Charles  Brimblecom,  of  Barre. 
Nelson  Carpenter,  of  Warren. 
Luther  Stoweil,  of  Brookiield. 
John  L.  Bush,  of  Spencer. 
R;  lph  E.  Bigelow,  of  Paxton. 
Nathan  W.  Williams,  of  Shrewsbury 
Jonas  Fay,  of  Southborough. 
Gilbert  C.  Taft,  of  Grafton. 
Charles  P.  Whitin,  of  Nouhbridge. 
Eibridge  Mann,  of  Milford. 
James  H.  Barker,  of  Milford. 
Alanson  S.  Freeman,  of  Mendon. 
John  B.  White,  of  Blackstone. 
Asher  Joslin,  of  Webster. 
Ebenezer  Davis,  of  Dudley. 
Henry  Haynes,  Jr.,  of  Sturbridge. 
Ira  Merriam,  of  Oxford. 
IlOsea  Crane,  of  Miiibury. 
Marcus  Barrett,  of  Auburn. 
Albert  Tohnan,  of  Worcester. 
Henry  C.  Bice,  of  Worcester. 
Charles  B.  Pratt,  of  Worcester. 
George  Chandler,  of  Worcester. 


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Elected  February  14,  vice 


Edward  Lawrence,  who  resigned  February  4- 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Hampshire  County. 

1.  William  H.  Dickinson,  of  Hatfield. 
William  F.  Arnold,  of  Northampton. 

2.  Albert  D.  Sanders,  of  Williamsburg. 

3.  Spencer  Shaw,  of  Cummington, 

4.  Peregrine  Waters,  of  South  Hadley. 

5.  Lorenzo  S.  Nash,  of  Granby. 

6.  Charles L.  Washburn, of  Bclchertown. 
Liberty  Crosett,  of  Prescott. 

Hampden  County. 

1.  Paul  W.  Paige,  of  Brimfield. 

2.  Henry  Seism,  of  Palmer. 

3.  Randolph  Stebbins,  of  Longmeadow. 

4.  Joseph  Stone,  of  Springfield. 

5.  Philo  F.  Wilcox,  of  Springfield. 

0.  Otis  A.  Seamans,  of  Springfield. 

7.  George  M.  Stearns,  of  Chicopee. 
Albert  Fuller,  of  Ludlow. 

8.  Geo.  L.  Wright,  Of  West  Springfield. 

9.  Elisha  F.  Miner,  of  Granville. 

10.  Addison  Gase,  of  Westfield. 

11.  David  Cannon,  of  Chester. 

Franklin  County. 

1.  Hugh  B.  Miller,  of  Coleraine. 
George  D.  Wells,  of  Greenfield. 

2.  Stephen  Pates,  of  Charlemont. 

3.  Nathan  Knowiton,  of  Ashfield. 

4.  William  H.  Fuller,  of  Whately. 

5.  William  W.  Russell,  of  Sunderland. 

6.  Wright  Scratton,  of  Northfield. 

7.  Wm.  T.  Freeman,  of  New  Salem. 

Berkshire  County. 

1.  William  T.  Fillev,  of  Lanesborough. 

2.  William  H.  Tyler,  2d,  of  Adams." 
Sylvander  Johnson,  of  Adams. 

3.  John  A.  Walker,  of  Pittsfield. 

Henry  Colt,  of  Pittsfield. 

4.  Henry  D.  Lyman,  of  Hinsdale. 

5.  E.  W.  B.  Canning,  of  Stockhridge. 

6.  John  M.  Northrup,  of  Tyringham. 

7.  Increase  Sumner,  of  Gt.  Barrington. 

8.  Orlo  Burt,  of  Sanriisneid. 

9.  Calvin  Benjamin,  of  Egremont. 

Norfolk  County. 

1.  Ezra  W.  Taft,  of  Dedham. 

2.  William  McCarty,  of  West  Roxbury. 

3.  Thomas  Parsons,  of  Brookline. 

4.  Roland  Worthington,  of  Roxbury. 
Charles  W.  Bryant,  of  Roxbury. 
Robert  C.  Nichols,  of  Roxbury. 

5.  Edw'd  H.  R.  Ruggies,  of  Dorchester. 
George  Rankin,  of  Dorchester. 

6.  William  S.  Morton,  of  Quiney. 

7.  William  L.  Walker,  <jf  Braintree. 

8.  Daniel  Lovell,  of  Weymouth. 
Elias  S.  Beals,  of  Weymouth. 

9.  Daniel  Howard,  of  Randolph. 

10.  William  H.  Tucker,  of  Stoughton. 

11.  John  S.  Eldridge,  of  Canton. 
Amasa  D.  Bacon,  of  Sharon. 


12.  Edward  C.  Craig,  of  Wrentham. 
William  H.  Temple,  of  Medway. 

13.  Horace  Rockwood,  of  Bellingham. 

14.  Henry  Horton,  of  Dover. 

Bristol  CouDty. 

1.  Wiiliam  W.  Blodgett,  of  Fawtucket. 
William  D.  Earl,  of  Attleborough. 

2.  Daniel  S.  Cobb,  of  Norton. 

3.  John  D.  G.  Willi  mis,  of  Raynham. 

4.  Henry  H.  Fox,  of  Taunton. 
Henry  Sproat,  of  Taunton. 
Elisha  Copeland,  of  Taunton. 

5.  John  C.  Marvel,  of  Rehoboth. 

6.  William  Lawton  Slade,  of  Somerset. 

7.  StephenC.Wrightington,of  Fall  River. 
Thomas  T.  Potter,  of  Fall  River. 

8.  Ezra  P.  Brown  ell,  of  Westport. 

9.  Nathaniel  Potter,  Jr.,  of  Dartmouth. 

10.  Alanson  Borden,  of  New  Bedford. 
Saben  P. Chamberlain, of  New  Bedford. 

11.  Samuel  Watson," of  New  Bedford. 
Nathan  B.  Gilford,  of  New  Bedford. 
Augustus  L.  West,  of  New  Bedford. 

12.  William  S.  Crane,  of  Berkley. 
Martin  L.  Eldridge,  of  Fairhaven. 

Plymouth  County. 

(Including   Cohasset.) 

1.  John  Burnham,  of  Cohasset. 

2.  Demerick  Marble,  of  Hingham. 

3.  Benjamin  F.  Burgess,  of  Hanover. 

4.  Peter  Salmond,  of  Pembroke. 

5.  Job  W.  Drew,  of  Kingston. 

6.  Eleazer  C.  Sherman,  Plymouth. 
Samuel  H.  Doten,  of  Plymouth. 

7.  Marshall  E.  Simmons,  of  Marion. 

8.  Job  T.  Toby,  ofLakevilie. 

9.  Everett  Robinson,  of  Middleborough. 

10.  Jarvis  D.  Burrill,  of  W.  Bridgewater. 

11.  Thomas  Conant,  of  East  Bridgewater.' 
Edw'd  South  worth,  Jr.,  of  N.  Bridge- 
water. 

12.  William  L.  Reed,  of  Abington. 
Daniel  U.  Johnson,  of  Abington. 

13.  Daniel  S.  McLean,  of  Plympton. 

Barnstable  County. 

1.  Nathaniel  Hinckley,  of  Barnstable. 
John  S.  Fish,  of  Sandwich. 
William  Nye,  Jr..  of  Falmouth. 

2.  Benjamin  H.  Matthews,  of  Yarmouth. 
James  S.  Howes,  of  Dennis. 
Nathaniel  Doane,  Jr.,  of  Harwich. 

3.  Elijah  Cobb,  of  Brewster. 

4.  Daniel  Paine,  of  Truro. 
James  Gifibrd,  of  Provineetown. 

Dukes  County. 

1.   Jos.  Whelden  Holmes,  of-Tisbury. 

Nantucket  County. 

1.  Peleg  Ray,  of  Nantucket. 
James  F.Cobb,  of  Nantucket. 


Officers  of  the  House. 


William  Stowe,  Clerk, 

Rev.  Thomas  Dodge,  Chaplain, 

John  Morissey,  Sergeant-at-Arms  tothe  General  Com 
Edgar  M.  Brown,  Door-Keeper,  -        - 

Gustavus  E.  Haynes,  Messenger,         «.--'- 
David  T.  Bunker,  Assist.  Messenger,    - 
John  N.  Vinson,  Postmaster,       - 

Joseph    P.  Dexter.  Jr.,   Page, 

Alexander    McDonald,   Page,       ..---- 


iry»  <>-• 


200 

300 
300 
300 
300 

200 


STANDING    COMMITTEES. 


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COMMITTEES. 


STANDING  COMMITTEES  OF    THE 
SENATE. 

Judiciary. — Messrs.  Simmons,  of  Ply- 
mouth. Butler,  of  Middlesex,  Walker,  of 
Hampden. 

Probate  and  Chancenj.  —  Messrs  Bran- 
ding, of  Berkshire,  Osgood,  of  Essex,  Ba- 
con, of  Middlesex. 

Treasury. — Messrs.  Boynton,  of  Suffolk, 
Conn,  of  Middlesex,  Daggett,  of  Bristol. 

Bute  in  the  Third  Reading. —  Messrs. 
Field,  of  Worcester,  Simmons,  of  Ply- 
mouth, Rich,  of  Suffolk,  Parker,  of  Nor- 
folk, Tiiton,  of  Essex,  Evans,  of  Essex. 

Engrossed  Bills.  —  Messrs.  Metcalf,  of 
Worcester,  Cornell,  of  Bristol,  Peck,  of 
Worcester,  Fi.-her,  of  Norfolk,  Goddard,  of 
Hampshire  and  Franklin,  Norton,  of  Mid- 
dlesex. 

Printing.  —  Messrs.  Metcalf,  of  Wor- 
cester, Atwood,  of  the  Cape  District,  Cor- 
nell, of  Bristol. 

Leave  of  Absence.  —  Messrs.  Metcalf,  of 
Worcester,  Fisher,  of  Norfolk,  Norton,  of 
Middlesex. 


JOINT  STANDING  COMMITTEES. 

Accounts.  —  Messrs.  Hotchkiss,  of 
Franklin,  and  Rich,  of  Suffolk,  of  the 
Senate.  Messrs.  Noble,  of  Cambridge, 
Worthington,  of  Roxbury,Paine,  of  Truro, 
Burt,  of  Sandisfield,  and  Warren,  of 
Weston,  of  the  Home. 

Agriculture.  —  Messrs.  Goddard,  of 
Hampshire  and  Franklin,  Daggett,  of 
Bristol,  of  the  Senate.  Messrs.  Eldridge, 
of  Canton,  Freeman,  of  New  Salem,  Sar- 
gent, of  Newbury,  Hastings,  of  Princeton, 
and  Dickinson,  of  Hatfield,  of  the  House. 

Banks  and  Banking.  —  Messrs.  Sawin, 
of  Plymouth,  and  Knight,  of  Hampshire, 
of  the  Senate.  Messrs.  Twombiy,  of  Bos- 
ton, Sherman,  of  Plymouth,  Babson,  of 
Gloucester,  Lovejoy,  of  Lynn,  and  Cannon, 
cf  Chester,  of  the  House. 
__  Claims.  —  Messrs.  Tiiton,  of  Essex,  and 
Upharn,  of  Worcester,  of  the  Senate. 
Messrs.  Poor,  of  South  Danvers,  Riley,  of 
Boston,  Craig,  of  Wrentham,  Coggin,  of 
Xewksbury,  andStebbins,  ofLongmeadow, 
of  the  House. 

Education.  —  Messrs.  Davis,  of  Ply- 
mouth., and  Peck,  of  Worcester,  of  the 
Senate.  Messrs.  Upham,  of  Salem,  Cann- 
ing, of  Stockbridge,  Rutter,  of  Waltham, 
Brown,  of  Framinsham,  and  Cobb,  of 
Brewster,  of  the  House. 

federal  Relations. —  Messrs.  Branniiig, 
of  Berkshire,  and  Daggett,  of  Bristol,  of 
['■"  Seitate.  Me-srs  Rice,  or*  Worcester, 
'■  ■■  n,  of  New  Bedford,  Kimball,  of 
Haverhill,  Griffin,  of  Boston,  and  Loveil, 
Oi  V\  eymouth,  of  the  House. 

Fuhuricx.  —  Sl<i^x>.  Cornell,  of  Bristol, 
arid  Fahens,  of  Essex,  of  the  Senate. 
Messrs.  Rav,  of  Nantucket,  Hamson,  of 
Marblehead*,Curruth,of  Phillipstont  Burn- 
ham,  of  Cobitsset,  and  Nickerson,  of  Bos- 
ton, of  (he  House, 


Library. — Messrs.  Davis,  of  Plymouth, 
Parker,  of  Norfolk,  and  Atwood,  of  B; uns- 
table, of  the  Senate  Messrs.  Goodwin,  of 
Lowell,  Hartwell,  of  Littleton,  and  Bab- 
bidge,  of  Pepperell,  of  the  Home. 

Manufactures.  —  Messrs.  Knight,  of 
Hampshire,  and  Davis,  of  Essex,  of  the 
Senate.  Messrs.  Wentworth,  of  Lowell, 
Crane,  of  Millbury,  Haggles,  of  Dor- 
chester, Drew,  of  Kingston,  and  Sanders, 
of  Williamsburg,  of  the  House. 

Mercantile  Affairs  and  Insurance.  — 
Messrs.  Fabens.  of  Essex,  and  Williams, 
of  Middlesex,  of  the  Senate.  Messrs. 
Wilkins.  of  Boston,  Washburn,  of  Lan- 
caster, Raymond,  of  North  Andover,  Ful- 
ler, of  Whately,  and  Gilford,  of  Provmce- 
town.  of  the  House. 

Militia.  —  Messrs.  Butler,  of  Middlesex, 
and  Parker,  of  Norfolk,  of  the  Senate. 
Messrs  Cushing,of  Newburyport,  Shepard, 
of  Somerville,  Upton,  of  Fitehburg,  Cook, 
of  Gloucester,  and  Cobb,  of  Norton,  of  the 
House. 

Parishes  and  Religious  Societies.  — 
Messrs.  Bagg,  of  Hampden,  and  Fisher, 
of  Norfolk,  of  the  Senate.  Messrs.  Fiiley, 
of  Lanesborough,  Joslin,  of  Leominster, 
Burrill,  of  West  Bridgewater,  Williams, 
of  Shrewsbury,  and  Fish,  of  Sandwich,  of 
the  House. 

Prisons.  —  Messrs.  Parker,  of  Worces- 
ter, and  Evans,  of  Essex,  of  the  Senate. 
Messrs.  Taft,  of  Dedham,  Stacey,  of  Lynn, 
Tay,  of  Lowell,  Stratton,  of  Northrield, 
and  Simmons,  of  Marion,  of  the  House. 

Public  Charitable  Institutions. — Messrs. 
Davis,  of  Bristol,  and  Bigelow,  of  Wor- 
cester, of  the  Senate.  Messrs.  Chandler, 
of  Worcester,  Brimmer,  of  Boston,  Chick- 
ering  of  Andover,  Bates,  or'  Chariemont, 
and  Marble,  of  Hi-ngham,  of  the  House. 

Public  Lands.  —  Messrs.  Luce,  of  the 
Island  District,  and  Frost,  of  Suffolk,  of 
the  Senate.  Messrs.  Potter,  of  Dartmouth, 
Merrill,  of  Boston,  Russell,  of  Sunderland, 
Parker,  o(  Reading,  and  Holmes,  of  Tis- 
bury,  of  the  House. 

Railways  and  Canals. — Messrs. Odiorne, 
of  Suffolk,  and  Brooks,  of  Middlesex,  of 
the  Senate.  Messrs.  Shaw,  of  Boston, 
Johnson,  of  Adams,  Southworth,  of  North 
Bridgewater,  Paige,  of  Briratield,  and 
Ellis,  of  Ashland,  of  the  House. 

Roads  and  Bridges.  —  Messrs.  Luce,  of 
the  Island  District,  and  Norton,  of  Mid- 
dlesex, of  the  Senate.  Messrs.  Upton,  of 
Salem,  Eldridge,  of  Fairhaven,  Knowlton, 
of  Ashfieid,  Griffin,  of  Maiden,  and  Bush, 
of  Spencer,  of  the  House. 

State.  House.  —  Messrs.  French,  of  Nor- 
folk, and  Rich,  of  Suffolk,  of  the  Senate. 
Messrs.  Gould,  of  Stoneharn,  Sands,  of 
Boston,  Watson,  of  New  Bedford,  Pratt, 
of  Worcester,  and  Matthews,  ui  Yarmouth, 
of  the  House. 

'loicus.  —  Messrs.  Simmons,  of  Ply- 
mouth, and  Davis,  of  Bristol,  of  the  Senate. 
Messrs.  Spofford,  of  Newburyport,  iit  ed,  of 
Abington,  Whitney,  of  ILoyalston,  Nichols, 
of  Roxbury,  and  Fuller,  of  Ludlow,  of  the 
House. 


14 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


JOINT  SPECIAL  COMMITTEES, 

UPON*    THE     SEVERAL     PORTIONS    OF    THE 
GOVEHNOR's    ADDRKS3. 

County  Expenditures,  be.  —  Messrs  Ro- 
binson, of  Berkshire,  Walker,  of  Hamp- 
den, and  Parker,  of  Worcester,  of  the 
Senate.  Messrs.  Wenlworth,  of  Lowell, 
dishing,  of  Ncw-jurvport.  Arnold,  of 
Northampton.  Worthingtnn,  of  Roxbury, 
Rutter,  of  Waltham.  Fox,  of  Taunton, 
and  Clark,  of  Winchester,  of  the  House. 

Salaries  of  the  Judges  of  the  Supreme 
Judicial  Court,  —  the  Statute  Relatinq  to 
the  Crime  of  Murder,  Ac.  —  Messrs.  Field, 
of  Woree-^er.  Osgood,  of  Essex,  and 
French,  of  Norfolk,  of  the  Senate.  Messrs. 
Wrightington,  of  Fall  River,  Peabody,  of 
Lynn.  Ham,  of  Natick,  Walker,  of  Brain- 
tree,  Filley,  of  Lanesborou^h,  Dowse,  of 
Sherborn,  and  Hall,  of  Boston,  of  the 
House. 

Redman  of  Statutes.  —  Messrs.  Walker, 
of  Hampden,  Butler,  of  Middlesex,  Bvan- 
ning,  of  Berkshire,  Simmons,  of  Plymouth, 
and  Odiorne,  of  Suffolk,  of  the  Senate. 
Messrs.  Walker,  of  Pittsfield,  Merrill,  of 
Boston,  Wells,  of  Greenfield,  Gushing,  of 
Newburvport,  Sumner,  of  Great  Barring- 
ton,  Griffin,  of  Maiden,  Norcross,  of 
Fitchburg.  Johnson,  of  Abington,  and 
Lothrop,  of  Boston,  of  the  House. 

Bark  Bay  Lands  —  Messrs.  Conn,  of 
Middlesex,  and  Sawin,  of  Plymouth,  of 
the  Senate.  Messrs.  Shepard,  of  Somerville, 
Rice,  of  Newton,  Colt,  of  Pittsfield,  Tol- 
man,  of  "Worcester,  and  Potter,  of  Fall 
River,  of  the  House. 

Financial  Affairs  of  the  Commo-nwealth. 
—  Messrs,  Boynton,"of  Suffolk,  Conn,  of 
Middlesex,  ana  Daggett,  of  Bristol,  of  the 
Senate.  Messrs.  Kimball,  of  Boston,*Colt, 
of  Pittsfield,  Parsons,  of  Brooklinc,  Chase, 
of  Salem,  Wilcox,  of  Springfield,  Morton, 
of  Quincy,  and  Miller,  of  Coleraine,  of  the 
House. 

Purchase  of  the  Hancock  Estate.  — 
Messrs.  Parker,  of  Norfolk,  and  Rich,  of 
Suffolk,  of  the  Senate.  Mr-s-rs.  Upham, 
of  Salem,  Hatch,  of  Boston,  Crafts,  of 
Watertown.  GifFovd,  of  New  Bedford,  and 
Sproat,  of  Taunton,  of  the  House. 

Removal  of  the  County  Buildings  in 
Berkshire  County.  —  Messrs.  Evans,  of 
Essex,  and  Atwood,  of  Barnstable,  of  the 
Senate.  Messrs.  Chamberlain,  of  Chelsea, 
Chamberlain,  of  New  Bedford,  McLean, 
of  Plymouth,  Hathaway,  of  Marbleheadj 
and  Beds  of  Weymouth,  of  the  House. 

Preventing  Delays  in  the  Administration 
of  Justice,  Ac  — Messrs.  Butler,  of  Mid- 
dlesex, Simmons,  of  Plymouth,  and  Tilton, 


of  Es^ex.  of  the  Senate.  Messrs,  Griffin, 
of  Maiden,'*  Cushing,  of  Newburvport, 
Wells,  of  Greenfield.  Nor^ro.ss,  of  Fitch- 
burg, Lothrop,  of  Boston,  Chamberlain,  of 
Chelsea,  and  Brownell,  of  Westport,  of 
the  House. 


STANDING   COMMITTEES   OF  THE 
HOUSE. 

Judiciary.  —  Messrs.  Wells,  of  Green- 
field, Cushing,  of  Newburvport,  Sumner, 
of  Great  Barrington,  Griffin,  of  Maiden. 
Norcross,  of  Fitchburg,  Johnson,  of  Abing- 
ton, Lothrop,  of  Boston. 

Probate  and  Chancery. — Messrs.  Rus- 
sell, of  Boston,  Brimbdecom,  of  Barre, 
Walker,  of  Pittsfield,  Peabody,  of  Lynn, 
Robinson,  of  Middleborough,  Stearns,  of 
Chicopee,  Rice,  of  Worcester. 

Finance.  —  Messrs.  Kimball,  of  Boston, 
Co!t,  of  Pittsfield.  Parsons,  of  Brookiine, 
Chase,  of  Salem,  Wilcox,  ol'  Springfield, 
Morton,  of  Quincy,  Miller,  of  Coleraine. 

Elections.  —  Messrs.  1 1  inckley,  of  Barn- 
stable, Seamans,  of  Springfield,  West,  of 
New  Bedford,  Bigelow,  of  Cambridge, 
Stockwell,  of  Boston,  Edwards,  of  Chelms- 
ford, Attwill,  of  Lynn. 

Bills  in  the  Third  Flea  dip  7.  —  Messrs. 
Chamberlain,  of  Chelsea,  Wrrightington, 
of  Fail  River,  Benson,  of  Lawrence, 
Walker,  cf  Braintree,  Ham,  of  Natick, 
Bigelow,  of  Paxtou,  Benjamin,  of  Egre- 
mont. 

Engrossed  Bill*.  — Messrs.  Blodgett,  of 
PawUicket,  Doane,  of  Harwich,  Tyler,  of 
Adams,  Rice,  of  Newton,  Evans,  of  New- 
burvport, Bryant,  of  Roxbury,  Gage,  of 
Wcstneld. 

County  Estimates.  —  Messrs.  Went- 
worth, of  Lowell,  Cushing,  of  Newburv- 
port, Sumner,  of  Great  Barrington,  Por- 
ter, of  Boston,  Arnold,  of  Northampton, 
Borden,  of  New  Bedford,  Tucker,  of 
Stoughton. 

Pay  Roll.  —  Messrs.  Nash,  of  Granby, 
Conant,  of  East  Bridge  water,  Thomas,  of 
Lowell,  Barker,  of  Milfoid,  Pattee,  of 
Boston. 

Leaee  of  Absence. — Messrs.  Burnham, 
of  Lowell,  Miner,  of  Granville,  Parmenter, 
of  Boston,  Butters,  of  Methuen,  Burges3, 
of  Hanover. 

Picnic  Buildings.  —  Messrs.  Stone,  of 
Springfield,  Fuller,  of  Melrose,  Putnam, 
of  Danvers,  Caldwell,  of  Charlestown, 
Doten,  of  Plymouth. 

Printing.  —  Messrs.  Bent,  of  Chelsea, 
Wright,  of  Wen  Springfield,  Rankin,  of 
Dorchester,  Cobb,  of  Nantucket,  Burt,  of 
Harvard. 


COMPENSATION  OF  MEMBERS  OF  THE   LEGISLATURE. 


The  our, 
three  hum 

red  doll 

travel  fro. 

i  their  ;■■ 

sitting  of 
dollars  for 

he  Gem 

have  been 

excused 

>f  each  member  of  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  is 
for  the  regular  annual  session,  and  one  dollar  for  every  five  miles 
ctive  places  of  abode,  once  in  each  session,  to  the  place  of  the 
Court  ;  deducting  from  the  compensation  of  each  member  three 
at  such  m  m her  shall  have  been  absent,  unless  his  absence  shall 
the  house  of  which  he  is  a  member.     The  President  of  the  Senate 


tnd  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives  receive  double  the  above  compensation. 


JUDGES    OF   PROBATE,    SHERIFFS,    ETC. 


15 


OOtfUTS    OP  PROBATE   AND   INSOLVENCY. 

The   Registers   of   Probate    and    Insolvency    are    elected    by    the  people   of  each 
County  for  five  years.     The  term  of  the  present  Registers  expiree  in  January,  1S04. 


Oun  ties. 

Jolges. 

Residence. 

^lu"l          Registers. 

Residence. 

Sala- 
ry- 

Barnstable, 

Joseph  M.  Dav, 

Earnsfeab'e, 

5700    Jonathan  Higgins, 

Orleans, 

$700 

Berkshire, 

Jan.  T.  Robinsou, 

No.  Adams, 

800  ,  A.  J.  Waterman, 

Lenox. 

800 

Bristol, 

K.  H.  Bennett. 

Taunton, 

1,100  !  John  Daeaett, 

Attleborougta, 

1,800 

Duke*, 

Theo.  G.  Mayhew, 

Edgartown, 

250  j  Hebron  Vincent, 

Edgartown, 

27& 

Essex. 

Geo.  F.'Choate, 

Salein, 

1.500  ;  A.  C.  Goodell, 

Salem. 

1,500 

r'rankiin, 

Charles  Mattoon, 

Greenfield, 

600    O.J.J.  Inger^oll, 

Greenfield, 

700 

2Umpd»n, 

John  Wells, 

Chicopee, 

800  |  W.  S.  Shurtlefl, 

Springfield, 

800 

Hampshire, 

Samuel  F.  Lyman, 

Northampton, 

650  i  Luke  Lvman, 

Northampton, 

760 

Middlesex, 

Win.  A-  Richardson^ 

Lowell, 

2.000  I  Joseph  H  Tyler, 

E.  Cambridge. 

i,5<)0 

Nantucket, 

Edward  M.  Gardner, 

Nantucket, 

300  !  Wm.  Barney, 

Nantueket, 

300 

Norfolk, 

George  White, 

Quincv, 

1,400   Jona.  H.  Cobb, 

Dedham, 

1,000 

Plymouth, 

Win.  11    Wood, 

Midlleboro1, 

i  000     Daniel  E.  Damon, 

So.  Sc  tuate, 

1.C0O 

Suffolk, 

Isaac  Ames 

Bo^on, 

3.000  !  Wm.  C.  Brown, 

< 'helsea. 

3.00D 

V*  orcester, 

Henry  Ch.ipin. 

Worcester. 

1,800  i  John  J.  Piper. 

Fitchhurg, 

1,500 

For  times  $1  holding  Probate  and  Insolvency  Courts,  see  ea«h  county. 

SHERIFFS    AND    CXiEKKS   OP    THE    COURT. 

Sheriffs  are  elected  for  three  years.,  and  Clerks  for  fire  years.  They  are  paid  by  fees.  The  Clerks 
&:*;  the  clerks  both  of  the  Supreme  Court  and  Common  Pleas.  Their  term  expires  in  January,  1SC2  ; 
thstof  th«  Sheriffs  in  January,  1S60. 


Counties. 

Sheriffs. 

Residence. 

Clerks. 

Residence. 

Barnstable, 

Charles  C.  Bearse, 

Cotuit  Port. 

!i  Frederick  W.  Crocker, 

Barnstable. 

Berkshire, 

Graham  A.  Hoot, 

Sheffield. 

|  Henry  W.  Tafr, 

Lenox. 

Bristol, 

George  EI.  Babbitt, 

Taunton. 

li  John  S.  Brayton, 

Taunton. 

Dukes, 

Isaiah  D.  Pease, 

Edgartown. 

|i  Richard  L.  Pease, 

Edgartown. 

fi^ex. 

James  Carv, 

Lawrence. 

j  Asahel  Hunrinzton, 

Lynn. 

Prank  iin, 

Samuel  II.  Reed, 

Greenfield. 

j  George  Grenneil, 

Greenfield. 

Hampden, 

Robert  G.  Marsh, 

Iloiyoke. 

|  George  B.  Morris,     . 

Springfield. 

Hampshire, 

Henry  A.  Longley, 

Belehertown. 

[I  Samuel  Weils, 

Northampton. 

Middlesex, 

John  S.  Keyed, 

Concord. 

i    Seth     me^, 

Canibiidge. 

Nantucket, 

Uriah  Gardner, 

Nantucket 

1    George  Cobb, 

Nantucket. 

Norfolk, 

John  W.  Thomas, 

Deibam. 

!    Ezra  W.  S^mo^ou, 

Dedhain. 

Plymouth, 

Daniel  Phillips, 

Marshriebi. 

ij  Wm.  H.  Whitman, 

Plvmouth. 

John  ML  Clark, 

Boston. 

:i  George  C  Wilde, 

Boston. 

Worcester, 

J.  S.  C.  Knowiton, 

Worcester. 

ij  Joseph  Mason,                  i 

Worcester. 

REGISTERS    OF   DEEDS    AND    COUNTY   TREASURERS. 

Registers  of  Deeds  arid  County  Treasurers  are  elected  for  terms  of  three  years,  the 
Current  term  ending  in  January,  1SG2. 


Counties. 


Barustabif 
Berkshire 


«tol. 


(No. 

j  Mid. 

i  No. 


E»-*x, 
Franklin, 
Hamp-leo, 
ifwapehire, 

{  No 

Ns<«tuvket, 
SorJ    lit, 

'-S      [J      ,*'Hp 


P.egisters. 


Frederick  Snxdder, 
Richard  Whitney, 
Major  S.  Wi'.son, 
Isaac  Seelev, 
Joseph  Wilbar, 
Bexj.  K.  Sayer, 
Josiah  H  Smith, 
Ephraim  Brown, 
Humphrey  Stevens, 
James  E.  Russetl, 
Harvev  Kirkland, 
Caleb  Havderi, 
Asahel  .-t.  Wright, 
Asa  G,  Bunker, 
Ehos  Foord, 
Wm   8.  Kusseli, 
Henry  AlHoe, 
Alexander  U.  Wilde; 


j     Residence. 


|  Barnstable. 
j  Lanesboro'. 
|  Lenox. 
j  G.  Harrington. 
j  Taunton. 
i  New  Bedford. 
i  Edgartown. 
i  Salem. 
i  Greenfield. 
|  Sprraefield. 
!  Northampton. 
,  E   Cambridge. 
|  Lowell. 
I  Nantueket. 
j  Dedham. 
j  Plymouth. 
!  Boston 
I  Worcester. 


Obed  Laker,  2d, 


Residence. 

Dennis. 


Geo.  J.  Tucker,  j  Lenox. 


Geo. 


d>i-ard.     '  Taunton. 


Barnard  C.  March-ant, 
Allen  W.  Dodge, 
Lewis  Merriain, 
Charles  R.  Ladd, 
Henr7  S.  Gere, 

Amos  Stone, 

George  Cobb, 
Chauncy  C  Churchill, 
Wni.  R.  Sever, 
Frederick  U.  Tracy, 
Anthony  Chase, 


Edgartown. 

Hamilton. 

Greenfield. 

Springfield. 
Northampton. 

Charlesiowa. 

Nantucket. 

Dedham. 

Plymouth.' 

Boston. 

Worcester. 


16 


MASSACHUSETTS    RKGISTFR. 


JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 


(Commissioned  to  try  Criminal  Cases.) 

By  the  provisions  of  chapter  138,  Acts  of  IS58,  the  Governor,  with  the  advice  and  consent  of  the 
Council,  is  required  to  di>M2;nate  and  cominKsion  a  certain  number  of  Justices  of  the  Peace  in  the 
several  Counties  to  try  criminal  cases.  No  Justice  of  the  Peace  not  thud  designated  and  commis- 
sioned has  any  power  or  authority  in  criminal  casi  s,  except  to  receive  complaints  aud  issue  warrants, 
for  which  ;io  fees  are  to  be  allowed. 

Deerfield,  Jurats  C.  Amis. 

Greenfield,  Wendell  T.  Davis. 

Leverett,  Alden  C.  Field. 

Montague,  Sanford  Goddard. 

Orange,  Hiram  Wo.tdward. 

Shtlbum-,  Zehulou  W.  Field, 


Barnstable  County. 
Barns'afU,  Nathaniel  Hinckley. 
Dennis,  Joseph  X.  Baker.  Jr. 
East  ham,  Elijah  K.  Knowles. 
Falmouth.  Geo.  W.  Donaldson. 
Harwich,  Cyrus  Weeks. 
Prov nc^town,  Albion  S. Dudley. 
Sandwich,  Edward  VV.  Ewer. 
Wellfieet,  John  W.  Davis. 
Yarmouth  James  B.  Crocker 

Berkshire  County', 
Becket,  Wm.  S.  Huntington. 
Cheshire,  Edgar  M.  Wood. 
Gt.Rzrrinzion,  Billings  Palmer. 
Hinsdale,  Cha*.  J.  Kittredge. 
Lenox,  Wm.  S.  Tucker. 
Savoy,  Harmon  Snow. 
Sheffield.  Edward  F.  Ensign. 
Stockbfidge,  Henry  J.  Dunham. 

Bristol  County. 
Atth-borou^h,  Henry  Rice. 
Dartmouth,  Nath'l  Potter,  Jr. 
Eastern,  Albert  A.  Retch. 
Fairhaven,  John   A.  llawes. 
Mansfield,  Wm.  B.  Bates. 
Paiducket.  Wellington  Kent. 
Behoboth,  Cyrus  M.  Wheaton. 
Seekonk,  Raymond  H.  Burr. 
WcSlpoTt,  George  H.  GiSord. 

Dukes  County. 
Edgartown,  Jeremiah  Peaso. 
Tisoury,  Eliakim  Norton. 

Esses  County. 
Amesbury,  Wm.  C.  Binney. 
Andover,  Samuel  Merrill. 
Beverly,  James  Hiil. 
Danvers,  Israel  VV.  Andrews. 
Eisex,  David  Choate. 
Georgetown,  Jeremi'h  P.  Jones. 
Graveland,  Jeremiah  Spoffjrd. 
Ipswirh,  Joseph  Farley. 
Marblehead,  Wm.  Fabens. 
Methuen,  Jared  6.  Llowe. 
Nahdnt,  John  Q.  Hammond. 
Kockport,  Geo.  D   Hale. 
Salisbury,  George  Turner 
Saugus,  Elijah  P.  Robinson. 
So,  Danvers,  Benj.  C.  Perkins 
W.iVetcbury,  Nehetn'h  F.Emery. 

Franklin  County. 
Chatlemont,  Fred.  VV.  White,      i 
Conway,  Fred.  E.  Patrick.  i   £< 


Hampden  County. 
Blandford,  J&?.  C.  Hinsdale. 
Brmifteld,  Henry  F.  Brown. 
Chester,  Elizur  D.  Cooke. 
Granvilte,  Jas.  Si.  Goodwin. 
Holyoke,  Porrer  Underwood. 
Pii'rricT    (Thomdike),    Gamaliel 

Collins. 
Westfield,  Mi'.t'  n  B   Whitney. 
Wilb'cham,  Eleaz-T  Scripter. 

Hampshire  County. 

Amherst,  James  W.  Boyden. 
Belchertown,  Frank.  Dickinson. 
Enfield,  Kpap.hr as  Clirk. 
Huntington,  Elijah  N.  Words. 
Northampton, Bora'e  I.  Hodges. 
Ware,  Wm.  S.  Brak*nridge. 
Wor&ungiO)t,Elu»ha  H.Brewster. 

Middlesex  County. 
Ashland,  Wiilij.ni  Seaver. 
Brighton,  Henry  Baldwin. 
Charlestown,   Charles   C.    nay- 
ward.  Chan.  Ri.biiison,  Jr. 
Ciieim<ford,Ss.tha.Xi  B.  Edwards. 
Concord,  Nehemiah  Ball. 
Frammgham.Colta-An  3  Adams. 
Gro'.on,  Samuel  W.  Rowe. 
HoUiston,  Orrin  Thompson. 
Hopktriton,  Saarl  D.  Davenport. 
M'tlilen,  Benjamin  G.  Hili. 
Marlborough,  Alex.  C.  Felton, 
Me.dford,  George  D.  Portrr. 
Natiek,  G«=.orge  II.  J:-  ■  e. 
Neidon,  Jaa.  i .  C    Hyde. 
Shirley,  Andrew  J.  dough. 
S:>    R*,idtr 
TouttuenJ 


K<l*ard  A.  Upton.  | 
Luiei  L.  Brown. 

tUtham,  jp.»iih  Buster. 

est/ord,  Lnther  Prescott. 

oburn,  Parker  L.  Converse 


Canton,  Samuel  B.  Noyes. 
Dedham,  Erastus  Worthinpton. 
Foxborough,  Jas.  E.  Carpenter. 
Franklin,  Erafifus  Rockwood. 
Mrdway,  Asa  SI.  B.  Fuller. 
Milton,  Chas    M.  S.  Churchill. 
Needham,  Gt-o.  K   Daniel. 

Quzncy,  John  Quincy  Adams. 
Randolph,  Abel  B.  Berry. 
Stovghton,  Albert  Dickt-rman. 

West  Rox.bury,  Geo.  Woodman. 

W,y?nouth,  James  Humphrey. 

Wrentham,  SamT  Warner,  Jr. 

Plymouth  County. 
Abington,  Isaac  Uersey. 
EastBridgewater,  Joseph  Cham- 
berlain. 
Hhigham,  James  S.  Lewis. 
Marskfield,  William  Fames. 
Middleborough,  Ebeo'r  Pickets. 
No.Bridgnt  ater.Geo.W.Bry&nt. 
Plymouth.  Edward  L.  Sherman. 
Scituate,  Caleb  W.  Prouty. 
So.  Scituate.  Daniel  E.  Damon. 
Wareham,  seth  Miller,  Jr. 

Suffolk  County. 

No.  Chelsea,  John  F.  FeT.n". 

Worcester  County. 
Ath.ol,  Isaac  Stevens. 
Barre,  David  l.ee. 
Bl'ickstone,  Wilhtrd  Wilson. 
Clinton,  J"hn  T,  Dame. 
Dana,  Nathaniel  L.  Johnson. 
F>ichburg,  Thorufou  K-  "Ware. 
Gardner,  Chauueey  W.Carter. 
Grafton,  Chandler  M.  Pratt. 
Holden,  David  F.  Parmenter. 
Leominster^  Joel  VV.  Fletcher. 
Northborough,  Samuel  Clark. 
North  Brookfie>d   Ja-s.  H.  Hill. 
j    Oxford,  Ja.-p;r  Br 


Nantucket  County. 

Natnucktt,    James  31.    Bunker, 
Samuel  Mitchell. 

Norfolk  County, 
oakhne,  Wm.  As  pi  l  wall. 


Soil  \bridgi,  S3  Ivester  Dresser. 
Sp<  nce.r,  Luther  Hill. 
Sutton,  Edmund  J.  Mills. 
Tem/'leton,  Gdman  Day. 
Uxbridge.  Zadoc  A.  Taft. 
Warren,  Joseph  F  Hitchcock. 
Web&ter,  Hiram  Allen. 
Wfsibonj\  Lieiij.  Boynton. 
Wtsl  Boylston,  Eben.  M.Hosmer. 
Westminster,  Wm.  S.  Bradbury. 
W;n,  irx./oi,  Bethuel  EilL?. 
B'orct5rd.',  Adin  Tnavt-r. 


CEIERS    OF   THE    COURTS 

AND    JAILERS. 

Couftieg. 

Criers. 

!>s;.d'-  nee. 

Jailers. 

Residence. 

1  George  H.  Whelden, 

|  }  Mark  O.  Smith, 

Barnstable. 

Barnstable, 

George  Blish, 

Provincetown. 

Berkshire, 

George  Wtils. 

L«nox. 

■   Phineas  Cone. 

Lenox 

Bristol, 

Henry  F.  Obb, 

Taunton. 

1  I-  iac  «J.  Carrier, 
i  ]  Uias  A.  Morse, 

Taunton. 
New  Bedford. 

Dukes, 

Samuel  S.  Daggett, 

Edgar  ton. 

;  Samu-l  8  Daggettj 
i  James  Cary, 

Edgartown. 
Eawrence. 

Esses, 

Theo.  Andrew*, 

I5*swich. 

:  !  Ira  Worcester, 
■  1  John  Akerman, 

(    l-.U'-ut-z-r  D.  Kimball, 

Ipswich. 

Nim  bury  port. 
Salem. 

Frank  i  in. 

David  W»i,;ht. 

Ds erfii  ,d 

:  S'rh  C.  smith, 

Greenfield. 

Hampden, 

U,  M    Brayman, 

SpriuglJel  1. 

Elibu  Adams, 

Springfield. 

Hampshire, 

. 

__ 

;  James  B.»»iks, 

North,  tiupton. 

(  CharleM  J.  Adams, 

E.  Camoridge. 

Middlesex, 

Sfostrt  Pri--hard, 

Concord. 

.   1  Samuel  Staples, 
'  (  Joseph  B.  Keyes, 

Coueord. 
Lowell. 

Nantucket, 

Caleb  l'u*hnisn, 

Nanturkct. 

Benjamin  Ray, 

Nantucket. 

Norfolk, 

G*or>M  V!  l-.Mi. 

1  !..-:.•!.  km. 





PJV  mouth, 

Philip  D.  Kii.^iiwu, 

Bri  '.--water,     i 

Francis  J    Goddard, 

Ph  mouth. 

Suffolk, 
VVoitteAler. 

II   K.  Ne*«-ou»h; 

Worcester. 

1  Itufus  Carter, 

Worcester. 

COUNCIL    AND    SENATE    DISTRICTS.  17 

COUNCIL    DISTRICTS, 

As  established  hij  Chap.  310,  Acts  of  lS->7. 
Diet. 

1.— The  five  Senatorial  Districts  of  the  County  of  Suffolk. 

2. — The  rive  Senatorial  Districts  of  the  County  of  Essex. 

3. — The  First,  Second,  Fourth,  Fifth,  aiid  Sixth  Senatorial  Districts  of  the  County  of 
Middlesex. 

4. —The  Franklin  Senatorial  District,  the  Hampshire  and  Franklin  District,  and  the 
Centra:,  North-East,  and  North- West  Districts  of  the  County  of  Worcester. 

5. — The  two  Senatorial  Districts  of  the  County  of  Hampden,  trie  two  Senatorial  Dis- 
tricts cf  the  County  of  Berkshire,  and  the  Hampshire  District. 

6. — The  North  Norfolk  Senatorial  Discriot,  the  Third   Middlesex    District,  and   the 
East,  South-East  and  South- West  Districts  of  the  County  of  Worcester. 

7. — The  West  and  East  Norfolk  Senatorial  Districts,  and  the  three  Senatorial  Districts 
of  the  County  of  Bristol. 

8. — The  three  Senatorial  Districts  of  the  County  of  Plymouth,  the  Cape  District  and 
the  Island  District. 

SENATE    DISTRICTS, 

.4s  established  by  Chap.  309,  Acts  of 1357,  with  the  number  of  legal  voters  in  each  district. 

[Whole  number  of  legal  voters  in  Vae  State  on  the  1st  of  May,  1857,  211,30?.     Average 
ratio  fcr  each  district  in  the  State,  5,282.] 

Suffolk  County— Pive   Senator?. 

[Average  ratio,  4,949.] 

First  District. — Chelsea,  North  Chelsea,  Winthrop,  and  Ward  No.  2,  Boston.     Legal 

voters,  3,953. 
Second  District— Wards  Nog.  1.  3,  and  o,  Boston.     Legal  voters,  0,371. 
Third  District. — Wards  Nos.  4.  6,  and  7,  Boston.     Legal  voters,  5,926. 
Fourth  District.— Wards  Nos.  8,  9,  and  10,  Boston.     Legal  voters,  -5,03:;. 
Fifth  District. — Wards  Nos.  11  and  12,  Boston.     Legal  voters,  4,420. 

Essex  County— Five  Senators, 
[Average  ratio,  5,593.] 

First  District. — Lynn,  Lynnfleld,  Marblehead,  Nahant,  Saugus,  and  Swampscot.  Legal 
voters,  5,681.  ' 

Second  District. — Salem,  Danvers,  Hamilton,  Middletoa,  South  Danvers,  Topsfield, 
and  V/enham.     Legal  voters,  5,6-57. 

ThirS  District. — Lawrence,  Andover,  B oxford,  Haverhill,  Methuen,  and  North  Andover. 
Legal  voters,  5,633. 

Fourth  District. — Newburyport,  Ameshury,  Bradford,  Georgetown,  Groveland,  New- 
bury, Salisbury,  and  West  Newbury.     Legal  voters,  5,430. 

Fifth  District; — Beverly,  Essex,  Gloucester,  Ipswich,  Manchester,  Rockport,  and  Row- 
ley.   Legal  voters,  5,565. 

Middlesex  County-Six  Senators. 
[Average  ratio,  5,709.] 
First  District. — Charlestown,  Somerville,  Melrose,  and  Maiden.     Legal  voters,  5.741. 
Second  District. — Cambridge,  Waltham,  West  Cambridge,  Watertown,  and  Brighton. 

Legal  voters,  5.981. 
Third  District. — Ashland,  Framin gharri,  Holliston,  Hopkinton,  Natiek,  Newton,  Sher- 

born.  Sudbury,  Wayiand,  and  Weston.     Legal  voters.  5,764. 
Fourth  District. — Acton,  Ashby,  Boxborough,  Carlisle,  Chelmsford,  Concord, Dunstable* 

Groton,  Lincoln,  Littleton,  Marlborough,  Pepperell,  Shirley,  Stow,  Townsend,  Tyngs- 

borongh,  and  West  ford.     Legal  voters,  5,357. 
Fifth  District. — Bedford,    Billerica,  Burlington,  Lexington,  Medford,  North  Reading, 

Reading,  South  Reading,  Stoneham,  Wilmington,  Winchester,  audWobura.     Legal 

voters,  5.7S6. 
Sixth  District. — Lowell,  Dracut,  and  Tewksbury.     Legal  voters,  5,629. 

Worcester   Couury— Six   Senators. 

[Average  ratio,  4,942.] 

Central  District  .—Worcester,  Hol.ien,  Paxton,  and  Rutland.     Legal  voters,  4,883. 

Sout!  ■  !■:  •..'  District. — Blackstone,  Douglas,  Mendon,  Mil  ford,  Northbridge,  Sutton,  and 
Uxbri  ige.     Legal  voter-;,  4,798. 

S&uth-U  est  District.— Auburn,  Brookdeld,  Charlton,  Dudley,  Leicester,  Oxford,  South- 
bridge,  Spencer,  Sfcurhridiie,  Warren,  Webster,  and  West  Brookfieid.  Legal  voters,. 
4.9  41. 

Wtst  Dislrirt, — Atfcol,  Bane,  Dana,  Hardwick,  Hnbbardston,  New  Brainrree,  North 
Broohr;  {,  Qj.  ■  ,-.  Petersham,  Phillipston,  Royalston,  Templeton,  and  Wincheh- 
<!  in.     h  i  d  voters,  i,9  ;.;. 

Norths-East  District.— Ashburnham,  Fitehburg,  Gardner,  Harvard,  Lane;<ster.  Leomin- 
ster, Lunenburg,  Princeton,  Sterling,  and  Westminster.     Leual  voteis,  5,217. 

East  District.— Berlin,  Bolton,  Bovlston,  Clinton,  Grafton,  Millbury,  Northborough, 
Shrewsbury,   Southborough,    Upton,    WcstLoruagh,    and    West    Boylston.       Legal 

votes,  i;)i3. 

2 


18  MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 

Eampden  County— Two   Senators. 
[Average  ratio,  5,201.] 
Western  District. — Holyoke,  Agawam,  Southwick,  Granville,  Tolland,  Blandford,  West 
Springfield,  Chester,  Montgomery,  Westfield,  Russell,  Chicopee,  and  Ludlow.     Legal 
voters.  5,156. 
Eastern   District. — Lcngmeadow,    Springfield,    Monson,    Wales,    Holland,    Brimiield, 
Palmer,  and  Wilbraham.     Legal  voters,  5,2 16. 

Hampshire  and  Franklin  Counties— Three  Senators. 
[Average  ratio,  4,733.] 

Hampshire  District, — Chesterfield,  Cumniington,  Easthampton,  Goshen,  Hadley,  Hat- 
field, Huntington,  Middiefield.  Northampton,  Plainfield,  South  Hadley,  Southamp- 
ton, Westhampton,  Williamsburg,  and  Worthington.     Legal  voters,  4,668. 

Franklin  District. — Ashfield,  Bernards  ton,  Buckland,  Charlemont,  Coleraine,  Conway, 
Deerfield,  Gill,  Greenfield,  Hawley,  Heath,  Leyden,  Monroe,  Northheld,  Howe, 
Sheiburne,  and  Whately.     Letral  voters,  4, Too. 

Hampshire  and  Franklin  'District. — Amherst,  Belchertown,  Enfield,  Granby,  Green- 
wich, Peiham,  Preseotr,  Ware,  Erving,  Leverett,  Montague,  New  Salem,  Orange, 
Shutesbury,  Sunderian  i,  Warwick,  and  Wendell.    Legal  voters,  4,773. 

Berkshire  County— Two  Senators. 
[Average  ratio,  4,882.] 
North  District.— Adams,   Cheshire,  Clarksburg,  Dalton,   Florida,   Hancock,  Hinsdale, 
New  Ashford,  Lanesborough,  Peru,  Pittsfield,  Savoy,  Williamstowu,  and  Windsor. 
Legal  voters,  4.9;  !7. 
South  District. — Alford,  Brrkei,  Egremont,  Great  Barriinrton,  Lee,  Lenox,  Monterey, 
Mount   Washington,   New   Marlborough,    Otis,    Richmond,    Sandisficld,    Sheffield, 
Stoekbridge,  Tyringham,  Washington,  and  West  Stockbridge.     Legal  voters,  4,857- 

Norfolk  County  (without  Cohasset^ — Three  Senators. 

[Average  ratio,  5,S24.] 

North  District. — Eoxbnry,  Brookline,  Dorchester,  and  W.  Eoxbury.    Legal  voters,  6.059. 

Fast  District. — Braintree,    Milton,    Quincy,   Randolph,   Stoughton,    and    "Weymouth. 

Legal  voters,  5,810. 
West  District. — L/-.-lhngha:n,  Canton,  Dedham,  Dover,  Foxborough,  Franklin,  Medtk-ld, 
Medway,  Needham,  Sharon,  Walpole,  and  Wrentham.     Legal  voters,  5,oG6. 

Bristol  County  (except  Fairhaven)— Three  Senators. 

[Average  ratio,  5.584.] 

North  D:sfrirt. — Attlebcrough,   Easion,  Ravnham,  Mansfield.  Norton,  and   Taunton. 

Legal  voters,  5,616. 
South  iiistr:  t. — New  Bedford  arid  Dartmouth.     Legal  voters,  5,696. 
West  District. — Berkley,   Dighton,   Fall   River,  Freetown,  Pawtucket,  Rehoboth,  See- 
konk.  Somerset,  Swanzey,  and  Westport.     Legal  voters,  5,440. 

Plymouth  County  (with  Fairhaven  and  Cohasset)— Three    Senators. 

[Average  ratio,  5,198.] 

'North.  District: — Abhujton.  Cohasset,   Hanover,  Hingham,  Hull,  North  Bridgewater, 

Scituate,   and  South  Scituate.      Legal   voters,  5.557. 
South  District. —  Bridgtwater,  Can  :r,   {■  urhaven,  Lakeville,  Mattapoiset,  Marion,  Mid- 

dleborou^h,  K  Chester,  and  Wareham.     Legal  voters,  4,968. 
Middle  District. — Duxlmry,  East  Bridirewater,   Halifax,  Hanson,  Kingston,  Marshfield, 
Pembroke,  Plymouth,  Fiympton,  and  West  Ihidgewater.     Legal  voters,  5,070. 

Earn.}tahle,  JfantttckeX,  and  Dukes  Counties— Two  Senators. 

[Average  ratio.  5,248.] 

Cape  District — Brewster,  Chalk  am  4  Dennis,  Easthara,  Harwich,  Orleans,  Provincetown, 

Truro,  Welideet,  and  Yarmouth.     Legal  voters,  5,2-39. 
Island  District.-—  Barnstable,  i   ■■■  iinuth,  Sandwich,  Edgartown,  Chilmark,  Tisbury,  and 
Nantucket.     Legal  voters,  5,23$. 


REPHES ENTATIVE    DISTRICTS, 

As  established  by  the  Cour.tj  Coronn  isioners  of  the  several  Counties  other  than  Suffolk, 
and  the  Mayor  and  Alderrnett  •  i  the  (  ity  of  Boston,  for  the  County  of  Suffolk,  pur- 
suant to  the  list  Art,  of  Am*  nutrient's  of  the  Constitution,  and  Chap.  308  of  the  Acts 
of  1S-57  ;  with  the  number  o(  Lqgal  voters  in  each  District,  (according  to  the  census 
of  1S57»)  and  the  number  •>?  Representatives  to  which  said  districts  are  respectively 
•  entitled.  Number  of  Rc.nre*«itatives,  240.  Number  of  voters  to  each  Representa- 
tive. 880. 

Suffolk  County.  IV':" .."■■  .  .„    , 

cutrfct.  v  ■«"••    Re?       *■  Boston *<th  Ward. 

1.  B<r*t.m  1st  Ward.  !.'  K)  i!      .-.  R.  ston  3th  Ward. 

2.  Boston  2d  Wattl.  *  t,916  :*;  10.  Boston  10th  Ward. 

3.  Boston  3d  Ward.  1  .'■■■"»  2    1  J.  Boston  11th  Ward. 

4.  Boston  4th  M  arti.  I.Wl  2  ;  12.  Boston  12th  Ward. 

5.  Boston  5th  Wan!,  :.    7  2  1  IX  Chelsea,  North  Chelsea, Winta 

6.  Boston  8ttt  Ward.  !2,:taa  2  ; 
V.  jBoa»o7th  Ward.  M7J  2  I                                                      Total, 24,745 


REPRESENTATIVE    DISTRICTS. 


19 


Eaaex  County. 

tieK 

Amesbury,    Salisbury,  3\ew-l 

bur<  putt  5th  Ward.  / 

And>>ver. 

Beverly,  VVenham,  Topsfield. 
Da  avers, 

Essex,  Manchester. 
Georgetown,  Groveland. 
Gloucester. 
Haverhill. 
Ipswich,  Hamilton 
Lawrence  3d  Ward,  4th  Ward. 
Lawrence  1st  Ward.  2d  Ward,  ► 

6rh  Ward.  / 

Lynn  2d  Ward,  5th  Ward. 
Lvnn  1st  Ward,  6th  WardJthWard.  902 
fclarblehead,  Salem  5th  Ward,         1,853 
Methuen,  Lawrence  5th  Ward.  731 

N'ahaut,  Lynn  4th  Ward,  829 

Newbury,  W.  New  bury,  Rowley.  983 
Newbttryport  1st  Ward,  2d  Ward.  ToO 
Newburyport   3d   Ward,  4th 

Ward",  5th  Ward. 
Bradford,  North  Audover,  Boxford.   695 


pters,  i 
1,7"  6 

1 ,799 

c5l 
819 
791 
1,748 
1,795 
635 
837 


Rock  port. 

Salem  1st  Ward,  3d  Ward. 

Salem   2d  Ward,  4th  Ward,) 

6th  Ward.  / 

Sangus,  Lyrinfield,  Middleton. 
South  D  any  ers. 
Swampscot,  Lynn  3d  Ward. 

Total, 
H iddleser  County. 
Charles  town  1st  Ward. 
Charlestown  2d  Ward,  3d  Ward. 
Somerviile.  t 
Maiden. 
Medford. 

West  Cambridge,  Winchester. 
Cambridge. 
Newton,  Brighton. 
Watertown,  "WaUharn. 
Concord,  Lincoln.  Weston. 
Natick. 

Holiiston,  Sherborn. 
Ashland,  Hopkinton. 
Framingham. 
Marlborough. 

Stowe,  Sudbury,  Wayland. 
Acton,  BoxborGugh,Liuietoti,) 

Carlisle.  f 

Burlington,  Bedford,  Lexington. 
Woburn. 
So.  Reading,  Melrose,  Stoneham. 

VVilinington.TevvkshunsBiilerica, 
Lowell  l>t  Ward,  2d  Ward,) 

5th  Ward.  / 

Lowell  3d  Ward,  4th  Ward,) 

6tli  Ward.  j 

Chelmsford,   Pracut,  Tyngs-  \ 

borough.  ) 

Shirley,    Groton,  Dunstable,  / 

Weitford,  Pepperell.  ) 

To.vjidend,  Ash  by. 

Total.' 


819 

953 

1,533 

790 

1,023 
946 


1.067 

2,344 

966 

904 

829 

854 

3,161 

1,819 

1,780 

838 

1,1)07 
890 
932 
811 
788 
814 

643 

849 
1,104 
1,696 

779 
2,434 

2,563 

934 

1,590 


Worcester  County. 
Aalibumham,  Wincliendon. 
Attiol,  Royalston, 
Dana,  Petersham,  Phillipston. 
!  empieton,'  Hubhardstort. 
Gardner,  Westminster. 
Fitchbur*,  Leominster,  Ster-) 

hi!-,  Lunenburg,  j 

Harvard,  Bolton,  Kerlin. 
Clin  tun,  Lancaster. 
Princeton,  Rutland,  Oakham. 
Barre,  liardwick. 
\\  men,    \\.    r     r>rooknVld.   1 

NVw  Bra  iur<*.  \ 

N  rtrtJi  BrwktwM.,  Brookfield 
i    ;  ri   -'.r,-   ■■  ■;. 

W   -!  :'  »yls-t  ■'■>,  HiJiden,  Paxton. 
Shrewsbury'     Northborough,  ) 
,Boylston.  \ 

VV*astlH»ro.ugh,  Souihborough. 
Gi  tfto'n. 
NorUtbridge,  Upton. 


34,258 

1,046 
951 
679 
988 
975 

2,699 

830 
813 

eoo 

893 


851 
910 
698 

ess 

8% 

':'..> 

935 

1,741 


2  i  24 


1  I 

it 


i 
1 

918      1 


934      1 

1 
2 
1 
1 
1 
1 


1,086      1 


District. 

20.  Uxbridge,  Mendon. 

21.  Blacks;  me. 

22.  Webster,  Douglas. 

23.  Sonthbridge,  Dudley. 
Charlton,  Sturbridge. 

25.  Oxford,  Sutton,  Millbury. 

26.  Auburn,  Worcester  6th  Ward. 

27.  Worcester  1st  Ward,  2d  Ward. 
Worcester  3d  Ward.  Bch  Ward. 

29,   Worcester  4th  Ward,  5th  Ward. 
3U-  Worcester  7th  Ward. 

Ton!, 
Hampshire  County. 

1.  Easthampton, Hatfield,  North-  ) 

ampton,  Southampton.         \ 

2.  Chesterfield,     Huntington,       f 

Westhampton,Williainsb*g.  j 

3.  Cuminingtun,    Goshan,    Mid-) 

dlefield,  Piainiieid,  Worth- V 
ington.  j 

4.  Had  ley,  South  Hail  ley. 

5.  Amherst,  Granny,  Pelliam. 

6.  Belchertown,  Enfield,  Green- j 

wich,  Prescottv  Ware.  \ 

Total, 

Hampden  County. 

1.  Brimfield,  Monson,  Holland,  ) 

Wales.  { 

•2.  Palmer. 


1 
i 
1 
1 

7S5       1 


Voter*.  Rnp. 

790 

851 

889 

S37 

977 

1,657 

2 

766 

945 

904 

8-44 

8U2 

29,655 

34 

1.994 

o 

'993 

1 

900 


781 
963 

1 
1 

1,770 

~7~m 

2 

~8 

9S0 

1 

805 

725 

1,067 

819 

1 

1 
1 
1 

850 

1 

1,166 

879 
835 

905 

2 
1 
1 
1 

931 
10,402 

1 
12 

Wilbraham,'  Longmeadow. 
Springfield  1st  Ward,  2d  Ward. 
Springfield  3d  Ward,  4th  Ward. 
Springfield     5th    Ward,    Cth  I 
"Ward,  7th  Ward, 8th  Ward.  \ 
Chicopee,  Ludlow. 
Holyoke,  West  Springfield. 
Agawam,  Southwick,  Granville. 
Westfield, 
Chester,  Blandford,  Tolland,  ) 

Montgomery,  Russell.  J 

Total, 
Franklin  County. 
Bern ards ton, Ooleraine, Green- > 

field,  Gill,   Leyden,    Shel-  i> 

borne.  j 

Buckland,C.harlenjont,Heath,  { 

Monroe,  Rovve.  \ 

Ashfield,  Conway,  Hawley. 
Deerfield,  Whately. 
Leverett,  Shutesbury,  Sunder-  ) 

land,  Wendell.  ) 

Erring,  Montague,  Northfield. 

New  Salem,  Orange,  Warwick. 

Total, 

Berkshire  County. 

Hancock,  Lanesborough,  New  £ 

Ashford,  Williamstown.      s 
Adams,  Cheshire,  Clarksburg,  / 

Florida,  Savoy.  ) 

Pittsfield,  Dalton,  Richmond. 
Becket,  Minsdale,Peru,Wash-  | 

ington,  Windsor.  ) 

Lenox,    Stockbridge,    West    ( 

Stockhrid^e.  j 

Lee,  Tyringham. 
Great  Harrington,  Atford,  Monterey.  ?51 


1,769 

854 

841 
862 

742 

B33 

__S76 
0,809 


938       1 


1,747 

1,841 

933 


h;w 


few    Marlborough,    Saudis- 
field,  Otis. 
Sheffield,  MountWasliington,  } 
Egremont. 

Total, 

Norfolk  County. 

Dedhara. 

West  Ro.tbury. 

Brookline. 

Roxhury. 

l)v>rc!iester. 

Q  ■ 

Hi  li  i tree. 

-■  .nth. 
Randolph. 

St  mghton.  ► 

Canton,  Milton,  Walpole,  Sharon 
Fosborough,Wrenthaiu,  Medu  ay. 
Franklin,  tiellinghara. 
Needham,  Mcdtield,  Dover. 


91; 


1.027 
'857 

rxJfi 
2,72.5 
1,871 
1.125 

6<>7 
l,ri40 

1,697 

1,7«3 

750 

7*5 


918       1 


Total,  17,474 


20 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Bristol  County, 


Pawtucket,  Atth-lwrough. 
Manstidii,  Norton. 
Easton,  Rayuham. 
Taunton. 

Rehuboth,  Seefconk. 
Dighton,  Somerset,  Swanzey 
Fall  River. 
Westport. 
Dartmouth. 

New  Bedford  1st  Ward, 2d  Ward.     1,943 
New    Bedford   3d  Ward,  4th 
Ward, 5th  Ward,  6th  Ward, 
Berklev,  Freetown,  Fairhaven.        1,591 


1,933 

si  9 

892 

'929 

910 

1,7-7 

680 

762 


2.y9i 


Total,  17,825 

Plymontn  County. 

(Including  Cohasjet.) 

Hull,  Cohaaset,  Scituate.  979 

Hingham.  986 

South  Scituate,  Hanover.  799 

Marslrfield,  Pembroke.  841 

Duxbnry,  Kingston.  1,013 

Plymouth,  Carver.  1,669 


r,Lake-l 
I" 


I    I>i»tPICt. 

K_-p  i    7.  H  areh am,  Marion. 

2  I    8.  Mattapowett,  Roche* 

i  |    9,  Middleborough. 

3  ,  10.  Bri  i-jev\  ater,  West  Bridgwater. 
I  :  H.  bast      Bridgawater,      North  i 
1  t  Urid<rowater.                           j 
2112.  Abington. 
J  j  13.  Hanooh,  Halifax,  Plympton. 

1  { 

2  local, 

3  !  Barnstable  County. 
n\    1.  Barnstable,    Sandwich,    Fa!-'/ 


1 .044 
1 ,0  73 


l,ti<19 
1,626 


,;:.. 


2.  Yarmouth,  Dennis,  Han 

Chatham. 

3.  Brewster,  Orleans,  East! 

4.  WeUiieet,  Truro,  Ptoviu 


■„! 


Total, 

.    Dnkea  County. 
I    1.  Edgartown,  Tisbury,  Chilmark, 


2  I    1.  Nantucket. 


Uantncket  County. 


14,53: 


2.611      2 
2,596      3 


940     '  1 
1,723      2 


7,370       9 
1,102      1 

1.7.25       2 


COICGBESSlOWAIs    DISTHICTS. 

By  an  act  of  the  Legislature  passed  April  22,  1852,  the  State  was  divided  into  the 
eleven  following  Districts  for  the  purpose  of  electing  representatives  to  the  thirty-third 
and  subsequent  Congresses  of  the  United  States. 


District   1. 

All  cf  Barnstabie,  Dukes  and  Nantucket  coon- 
ties  ;  the  city  of  New  Bedford  and  towns  of  Dart- 
mouth and  Fairhaven,  in  Bristol  county ;  the 
towns  of  Carver,  Kingston,  Plymouth, Plympton, 
Rochester,  and  Wareham,  in  Plymouth  county. 
District   2. 

The  towns  of  Att'Ieborough,  Berkley,  Dighton, 
Easton,  Pall  River,  Freetown,  Mansfield,  Nor- 
ton, Pawtuckct,  Raynham,  Rehoboch,  Seekonk, 
Somerset,  Swanzey,  Taunton,  and  Westport, 
in   the  county   of  Bristol  ;    ami   the    towns   of 


tiers,  Medford,  Melrose,  Reading,  Someryille, 
South  Reading,  Stoneham,  Waltham,  West 
Cambridge,  Wilmington,  Winchester,  and  Wo- 
burn,  in  the  county  of  .Middlesex. 
District  8. 
The  citv  of  Lowell,  and  the  towns  oi  Acton, 
Ashby,  Ashland,  Bedford,  Billerica,  Boxbor- 
ough,  Carlisle,  Chelmsford,  Concord,  Dracut, 
Dunstable,  Frarnsngfram,  Grotcm,  [fopkintouT 
Lincoln,  Littleton,  Marlborough,  Natick,  Pep- 
pere!!.  Shirley,  Stow,  Sudbury,  Tewksbury, 
Towns-end ,  Tyn^sborough,  Way  land ,  Westf  <rd , 


Abington,  Brid'gewater,  Duxbnry,   East   Bridge-    and   Wtiston,  m  the  county  of  Middlesex  ;   and 


wafer,  Halifax,  Hanover.  Hanson,  HuigUam, 
Hull,  Marshrield,  Middleborough,  Norta  Bri  ls:e 
water,  Pembroke,  Scituate,. South  Sc.Lt  sate,  utd 
West  Bridgevt  ater,  in  the  county  of  Plymouth  ; 
»nd  the  town  of  Cohasset,  in  the  ccunf.  of  Nor- 
folk. 

District  3. 
The  towns.  :"  B  Hint  ham.  Bra  in  tree.  Canton, 


the  towns  of  Berlin,  Bolton,  Harvard,  Lunen- 
burg, North  borough,  Southhorough,  and  West- 
borough,  in  the  county  of  Worcester. 
District  3. 
The  towns  of  Ashburnham,  Auburn,  Barrer 
Bnylaton,  Brookfield,  Chariton,  Clinton,  Doug- 
las, Dudley,  Fitchburg,  Gardner,  Grafton,  HoL 
den,    Mubbardston,    Lancaster,    Leicester,    Leo- 


.;,  fc-rnn.<-  j  minster,  Mdibury,  Now  Braiutree,  North  Brook- 
.Uu.nry,  |  fjgj.,^  Oakham,  Oxford,  Paxten,  Princeton,  Rut- 
do,  West!  land,  Shrewsbury.  Southbridge,  Spencer,  Ster- 
i,   in   the  i  j;,._T    Sfurbridtre,   Sutton,  Templeton.  Webster, 


hn.Medhel.i.M'.-away.Miiion.N!.-.-. 
Randolph,  Sharon,   Stoughton,  \ 
Roxbury,  Weymouth,    and    Wrer 
countvof  Norfolk  ;  and  the  i 
Mendun,  Milford,  N 

bridge,  in    the   county    of  uyrcest  r;    and    til 
towns  cf  Brighton,   HolUston.   Newton,  Shef- 
bora,  and    Waitrtown,  in   tae  county  of  Mid- 
dlesex. 

District  4. 
The  city  of  Roxbury,  r-u!  the  town  of  Brook- 
line,  in  the  county  of  Norfolk  ;  and 

numbered  seven,  eight,  now,  ten,  eleven,  and  \  \Varwick,'Weiidetl7and  Wnateiv,'ui' the'eountv 
twelve,  in  the  city  of  Boston,  m  the  county  of  j  oi-  Franklin  ;  ana  Amherst,  Betcliertown,  East- 
SulTolk.  hampton,  Enfield,  Granby,  Greenwich,  Hadley, 

Dl<tnct  5.  HatneJd/Northamptcm,  Pel  ham,. Proserin,  South 

The  wards  numbered   one,  two,  three,  four,.  Hadluv,  and  Ware, in  the  countvof  Hampshire  ; 
five,   and    six.   in    the   city  "of  Bostun,   and    the     ailj     Brimheld,   Chicopee,    Holland,    Holvoke. 
towns  of  Chelsea  ?.nd  North     ;.:-■•    and  Win- J  Lontrmeadovv,  Ludlow,  Monson,  Palmer.  Spring- 
s' ctty  oi    ne-ld,  Wales,  West  Springfield,  and  Wiibrahaia, 


nutne  towns  •■.  ;t;v  k  stone,  ,  Wfist  Bo.  Iston,  Westminster,  and  Winchendon, 
►rt'tbridae  i  ptou,  and  L.x-  >  am]  the  city  of  Worcester,  in  the  county  of  Wor- 
cester. 

Dii-trkt  10. 
The  towns  of  Athol,  Dana,  Hardwick,  Peters- 
ham,    Phiiiipstoii,     RoyaLston,    Warren,     and 
West   Brookfield,  in   the  county  of  Worcester  ; 
and    Frving,    Love  ret  t,   Montague,  Sow  Salem, 
*  !  Novthfield,    Oramre,     Shutesbury,  Sunderland. 


tnrop,  in  tne  county  ot  suno 

Cambridge,  in  the  county  of 

District  -6 

Theeitiwof  tynn.Nawta 
and  tile  towns  of  Ami-sbuTy,  Bev 
Georjietowu,  (ilouc-ster.  Gr?;ve!ar.d 
Fpsvvich,  Manchester,  Marolehearl 
lior  ip  rt.  K-A  ley,  -■  o--  m  ,  ,  v. 
\Ves:  Newbury, in  the  county  ■  £  i. 
DlU*Ut    7. 

The  towns  of  Aridbver,  Bo.xf.n 
Danvers,  Unverhill,  l«vvvrence,'Ly 
th'a-i.>,  Mid.JL-t  :n,  Saugns,  a  ,-i  Te-.i 
canty  of  I'.-.-  x  ,  and  the  c«ty  6!  > 
ajftd   tire  towns  of  BurSingtojj.    Le\ 


ddiesex. 


rt,  and  Sai«.n. 
sverlv.    I'   nn, 


Bradford 

:.  bi.  Ma 


ia  the  comity  of  Hampden. 

District  11. 
I"h->  towns  of  Ashrudd,  Bernardston,  Buekland, 


rle«town,  !  den  ;    and 
ton,  Mai-  !  Berkshire, 


several 


.  South 

imi  ton,  West- 

and  V 

oi  thiuston,  i/i 

and  B 

andford,  Ches- 

v,  Buss 

dl,  Southwick, 

U  the  C« 

unty  of  Ihmp- 

wns  in 

the  county  of 

TITLES    OF    LAWS. 


21 


MASSACHUSETTS  LEGISLATURE. 

The  first  session  of  the  General  Court  for  the  year  1858  was  begun  at 
the  State  House-,  in  B  >3toni  oa  Wednesday,  the  sixth  day  of  January, — 
b^iog  the  first,  Wednesday;  and  was  prorogued  on  Monday,  the  tuenty- 
ninth  day  of  March.  At  this  session,  177  Acts  arid  44  Resolves  were 
passed.    ' 

The  titles  of  the  Acts  and  Resolves  are  given  below  in  full.  The  letter 
[c]  is  placed  before  such  as  are  designated  as  General  Acts  and  Resolves 
by  the  Secretary  of  the  Commonwealth.  The  numbers  placed  before  the 
titles  show  the  order  of  their  approval  by  the  Governor,  and  indicate  in 
each  ease  the  chapter  which  the  Act  or  Resolve  makes  in  the  official  code 
for  the  year  1858.  The  date,  after  the  title,  is  the  time  of  the  approval 
by  the   Governor. 

The  letter  [p.],  placed  at  the  en9,  shows  that  the  act  is  to  take  effect 
from  and  after  its  pa^sag-e,  which  is  considered  as  cotemporaneous  with  it.-? 
approval  bv  the  Governor.  All  other  Acts  and  Resolves,  in  accordance 
with  the  general  provisions  of  the  Revised  Statutes,  take  effect  on  the 
thirtieth  day  after  their  passage,  unless  some  other  time  is  expressly  men- 
tioned in  the  Act. 


TITLES  OF  THE  LAWS  AND  RESOLVES  OF  IS 58. 

a  era 


regulate  the  use  of  Railroads.     Feb. 
11,     [P.]  _    m 

11.     [g-3     Making    appropriations 


1.  [<;.]  Au  Act  to  establish  abet-  j  tbr  the  maintenance  of  the  Govern- 
or sv>t,-io  lor  the  administration  of  ment  dumia  the  current  year.  Feb. 
the    Finances  of  this  Commonwealth,      jo.     Tr.1 


Janv22.     [p.£ 

2.  [<.;.]  lo  regulate  the  compen- 
sation of  members,  officers,  and  attend- 
ant.- of  the  Legislature.    Jan.  30.    [p.] 

^-  EG\3  ^Q  perpetuate  the  evi- 
dence or'  foreclosure  of  mortgages  of 
Personal  Property.     Feb.  i. 

4.  To  authorize  the  Springfield 
Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Company 
to  increase  ir»  investment  in  real  estate. 
Feb.  l. 

5.  [g  ]  Concerning  the  branched 
to  be  (aught  in  the  Public  Schools. 
Feb.  :,.    ■ 

6..  [g-.I  In  addition  to  an  Act  con- 
cerning   EJecuons  of  Representatives 


12."  [g.]  Relating  to  the  State 
Lunatic  Hospitals.     Feb.  13. 

13.  Concerning  the  Boston  and 
New  York  Central  Railroad  Com- 
pany.    Fob.  13. 

14.  la  relation  to  the  Institution 
for  Savings  in  Newbury  port  and  its 
vicinity.      Feb.  1-3. 

1 5.  * Concerning  the  Broadway  Hail- 
road  Company.     Feb.  13. 

Id.     To  authorize  the  heirs  of  John 
Black  to  extend  their  wharf,     Feb.  13. 
17.     To  incorporate  the  Dorchester 
Fire  Insurance  Company.     Feb.  13. 

13.     To  eoniirm  the  transfer  of  the 
franchise  of  the  Sangus  Branch  Kail- 
to  ihe  Gvneral   Court     Feb.  5.     [p.]  j  road   t0    the   Eastern    Railroad    Com- 
_   <-     [G.J      Kelatmg  to  the  clrsmtm-  !  pany.     Feb.  13.     Fp-1 

Concerning  the   Millbury  and 
:hbridge  Railroad  Company.    Feb. 


of  8  iiroad 


.son  Gi  n.-e  annual 
Corporation*.     Feb.  s.     pp.] 

i>,     To  change  the  name  of  the  Ja-  j  i&     rPi 

maiea  FJaiu  Atht-najum,    Feb.  S.    [p.],  20.     To    extend     the   time    within 

^  v.     To  crxttsiul  toe  charter  of  the  |  whi«.*h  to  locate  and  construct  the  Kew 

American  insurance  Company,     Feb    |  y0lk    and    Bojs{j0U    jRaiiroad.      Feb. 

10.     [g.J    la  addition to  an  Act  to  j  i$t    rP.] 


22 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


21.  To  authorize  Henry  A.  Potter 
and  others  to  maintain  and  extend 
their  wharf.     Feb.  13.     [p.] 

22.  [g.J  Making  an  appropriation 
for  the  Emersency  Fund.     Feb.  15. 


23. 


Concerning   com  plaints 


eace 


aid  r 


before  Justices  of  the  I 
lice  Courts.     Feb.  15. 

24.  [g.j  M  tking  appropriations 
to  pay  certain  expenses  of  tbe  year 
one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  fifty- 
seven.     Feb.  16.     [p.] 

25.  [c]  In  addition  to  an  Act 
entitled  "  An  Act  to  establish  the  State 
Reform  School/'     Feb.  1,9. 

26.  [g.]  Relating  to  the  estates 
of  deceased  Paupers.     Feb.  19.     [>.] 

27.  Concerning  the  Lynn  Mutual 
Fire   Insurance    Company.      Feb.  19. 

E>] 

28.  To    incorporate  the 
Museum  of  Natural  History. 

29.  To    incorporate    the 
Beach  Railroad  Company. 

1>] 

30.  Concerning  the  South  Dan  vers 

Mutual    Insurance     Company.      Feb. 
24.     [P.] 

31.  [g.]     Relating  to  costs  of  Cor-  | 


Warren 
Feb.  19. 

Chelsea 

Feb.   24. 


ont 


rs'  arid  Fire   Inquests.     Feb.  25 


32.     [g.1     Concerning  the  Records 

of  Courts  of  Insolvency.  Feb.  27.  [p.] 
.  33.  [G.]  In  addition  to  an  Ace 
entitled  "  An  Act  relating  to  the  de- 
scent and  distribution  of  Estates  of 
Intestates."     Feb.  27. 

34.  [Gv]  To  amend  the  two  hun- 
dred and  sixth  chapter  of  the  Acts  of 
the  year  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty- 
one,  to  provide  further  remedy  i'or 
Creditors1.     Feb.  27. 

35.  To  incorporate  the  European 
Wharf  Company  in  Boston.     Feb,  2  7. 

86.  To  incorporate  the  Church 
Home  for  Orphans  and  Destitute  Chil- 
dren.    March  1. 

3  7.     fo.1     Concerning  Jails  in  Mid- 


tesex  Lou'itv. 


Mar. 


f> 


S3.  In  addition  to  an  Act  to  incor- 
porate the  West  Roxbury  Railroad 
Company.     March  5.     [i .]. 

3i).  [g.]  In  addition  to  an  Act 
making  appropriations  to  pay  certain 
expenses  of  the  year  one  thousand 
eight,  hundred  and  fiffy-seven.  March 
6.     [i'.l 

40.  [g.]  Eelating  to  tbe  Trustee 
process.     March  8, 

41.  To  continue  the  charter  of  tbe 
Equitable  Safety  Insurance  Company* 
Match  8. 

42.  [g.1     Ceding   jurisdiction    to 
.the  United"  States  over   certain  lands 

and   their  appurtenances,,  lux  a  Light- 


Keeper's  House,  Warehouses  and  Land- 
ings, in  the  town  of  Cohasset.  March 
8.     [p.] 

43.  [g.]  Relating  to  the  exemp- 
tion of  the  property  of  Widows  and  un- 
married females  from  taxation.  March 
3. 

44.  [g.1  To  amend  the  forty-sev- 
enth chapter  of  the  Acts  of  the  year 
eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-six,  re- 
specting Naturalization.     March  8. 

45.  [g.]  Relating  to  Police  Courts 
and  Justices  of  the  Peace.  March 
10. 

46.  [g.]  Tn  addition  to  an  Act  in 
relation  to  Public  Reports  and  Docu- 
ments.    March  12.     [p.] 

4  7.  [g.]  In  relation  to  Alimony. 
March  12.     [p.] 

48.  [g.]  Concerning  Investments 
of  Savings  Banks  and  Mutual  Insu- 
rance Companies.     March  12. 

49.  [g.j  In  relation  to  Returns 
by.  Agents  of  Foreign  Insurance  Com- 
panies.    March  12.     [p.] 

50.  To  incorporate  the  Pemberton 
Manufacturing  Company.     March  15. 

51.  To  incorporate  the  Rumford 
Institute  in  Waltham.  March  15. 
[p.] 

52.  [g.]  Regulating  the  Seining 
of  Menhaden  in  the  Rivers  of  the 
Commonwealth.    March  15*. 

53.  [g.]  Ceding  jurisdiction  over 
certain  Lands  on  Point  of  Roeks>  in 
Westport,  to  the  United  States. 
March  15, 

54.  [g.]  To  amend  the  thirty -first 
section  of  the  two  hundred  and  eighty- 
fourth  chapter  of  the  Acts  of  the  year 
eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-: ax.  March 
17.     [p.] 

55.  [g.]  To  amend  the  four  hun- 
dred and  thirty-first  chapter  of  the 
Acts  of  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty- 
five  relating  to  liens  of  mechanics  and 
others.     March  17. 

56.  [g.J  In  relation  to  Dower. 
March  f8.     [p.  J 

5  7.  [g.]  Concerning  the  care  of 
Infant  Children  of  female  convicts. 
March  18. 

58.  In  addition  to  an  Act  to  incor- 
porate the  Association  lor  the  relief  of 
aged  indigent  females.     March  18. 

5L1.  In  addition  to  an  Act  to  incor- 
porate the  Saint  Vincent's  Orphan 
A  \  lum.     March  IS. 

•be  To  incorporate  the  Midland 
Railroad  Company.     March.  19.    [r.j 

61.  [g.]  To  amend  an  Act  in  re- 
lation to  the  office  of  the  Secretary  of 
the  Board  of  Education.     March  17. 

62.  [g.]  In  addition  to  an  Act 
entitled  "  An  Act  to  exempt  from  levy 


TITLES    OF    LAWS. 


23 


on    execution    the    Homestead   of   a 
iloasehoWer."     March  19. 

<j3.  [g.]  To  regulate  the  taking 
of  Terrapin  in  the  waters  of  this  Com- 
mon wealth.     March  19. 

64.  [a-]  Concerning  the  commit- 
ment of  Lunatics  to  Hospitals.  March 
19, 

65.  To  incorporate  the  Baker's 
Pood  and  Drain  Fishing  Company. 
March  22. 

6..C.  To  extend  the  time  to  pay  in 
the  increase  of  the  Capital  Stock  of 
the  Old  Colony  Bank  in  Plymouth- 
March  23. 

67.  [g.j  To  prevent  the  use  of 
Blanks  for  counterfeiting  Bank  Bills, 
Certificates,  and -Notes.  March  23.  [p.] 

68.  [g.]  Concerning  the  measure- 
ment of  Fruit  and  Vegetables.  March 
23.     [July  1,  '53.] 

69.  [g.J  To  increase  the.  amount 
ofSpecie  in  the  Commonwealth.  March 
23.     [June  1,  '38.] 

70.  [g.]  Concerning  Notes  pay- 
able on  demand.     March  23. 

71.  [g.J  To  amend  the  Act  pro- 
viding fur  Trial  by  Jury  before  Jus* 
tioes  of  the  Peace  in  certain  cases. 
March  23. 

72.  [&.]  Relating  to  Executors' 
Bonus.     March  24. 


7  3. 


"&.]     Relating  to  the   sale  of 

March 


Property  of  Insolvent  Debtor 
24.      [p.] 

74.  To  continue  the  charter  of  the 
New  England  Mutual  Marine  Insur- 
ance Company.     March  24. 

75.  To  authorize  Ignatius  Sargent, 
Guardian,  to  sell  certain  land  of  his 
Ward.     March   24. 

76.  [g.]  Concerning  Proxies. 
March  24. 

7  7.  [g.]  Concerning  the  discip- 
line of  Jails  and  Houses  of  Correc- 
tion.    March  24. 

78.  [g.]  To  establish  the  com- 
pensation of  the  Lieutenant-Governor, 
ami  the  members  of  the  Executive 
Council.     March  24.     [p.] 

70.  To  incorporate  the  proprietors 
Boston  Theatre.  March  24.  [p.] 
To  incorporate  the  proprietors 
Hartley  Fails.  March  24.  [p.] 
Tu  extend  the  time  to  pay  in 
the  Capiral  Stock  of  the  Hide  and 
Leather  Bank  in  Boston.     March  24. 

82.  [g,]  In  relation  to  the  assess- 
ment and  collection  of  Taxes.  March 

83.  [g]  Concerning  the  employ- 
ment of  children  in  Manufacturing  es- 
tablishments.    Mareh  25. 

84.  [g.J  To  establish  a  Police  Court 
in  the  town  of  Taunton,    March  25. 


oftlu 


oi  in* 

81. 


85.  [g.]  To  Abolish  the  Land  Of- 
fice.    March  25.     [Jan.  1,  '59.] 

86.  [g.]  In  further  addition  to  an 
Act  for  supplying  the  City  of  Boston 
with  Pure  Water.     March  25. 

87.  Authorizing  John  Somes  to 
extend  his  Wharf.     March  25.     [p.] 

88.  Authorizing  Robert  Fears  to 
extend  his  Wharf.    March  25.     [p.] 

89.  To  incorporate  the  Cape  Ann 
Mutual  Insurance  company.  March  25. 

90.  To  incorporate  the  NewEng 
land  Pipe  Works.     March  25.     [p.] 

91.  Concerning  the  Amherst  and 
Belchertown  Railroad  Company. 
March  25. 

92.  To  incorporate  the  Traveller 
Newspaper  Association.      March    25. 

93.  [g.j  To  change  the  jurisdic- 
tion in  matters  of  Probate  and  Insol- 
vency.    March  26. 

94.  [g.]  In  relation  to  Pickerel 
and  Perch  Fishery  in  the  District  of 
Marshpee.     March  26. 

95.  [g.]  In  further  addition  to  an 
Act  to  regulate  the  Fisheries  in  the 
vicinity  of  Nantucket.     March  2(3. 

96.  [g.]  In  relation  to  certain 
funds  belonging  to  the  Commonwealth, 
and  the  disbursement  of  the  income 
thereof.     March  26.     [p.] 

9  7.  Concerning  the  Middlesex  Mu- 
tual Fire  Insurance  Company.  March 
26.     [p.] 

98.  Concerning  the  Bowdoin  Mu- 
tual Insurance  Company.     March  26. 

99.  [c]  Relating  to  the  assess- 
ment of  Taxes  in  the  town  of  New- 
bury,    March  26.     [p.] 

100.  [g.]    Respecting  the  Western 

Railroad  Sinking  Fund.         March  26. 

[P-3 

101.  To  incorporate,  the  Middlesex 
Literary  Association.     March  26. 

102.  To  incorporate  the  Winthrop 

Fire  Insurance  Company.     March  26. 

M 


103. 


]     In  addition  to  the 


era!  acts  in  relation  to  the  Police  Court 
of  the  city  of  New  Bedford.  March  26. 
[April  1,  1S5S.J 

104.  [g.]  Concerning  officers  at- 
tending on  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court 
in  the  County  of   Suffolk.     March  26. 

105.  To  increase  the  capital  stock 
of  the  Pacific  Mills.     March  26. 

106.  [g.]  To  provide  for  the  pre- 
servation of  Books,  Reports,  and  Laws, 
received  by  cities  and  towns  from  the 
Commonwealth.  March  26.  [July  i, 
1858.] 

107.  [a]     In  addition  to  "  An  Act 


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roncfrr.inri   the   duties   of  Assessors."  j  Fisheries    in   the    town  of  Falmouth. 
March  26.  I  March  2  7. 

108.  [g.]  In  addition  to  an  Act  to  131.  [g.]  Making  further  appro- 
provi.!-*  for  the  maintenance  of  the  priations  to  pay  certain  expenses  in- 
Essex  Bridge.     March  26..  j  curred  in  previous  years.     March  27, 

100.     [g]     Concerning  the  Writ  of  {  [p.] 
Certiorari.     March  26.  132.     [a.]     Defining  the  Salary  of 


110.  [g.J  .Concerning  the  State 
Indu^rial  School  for  Girls.  March 
26.     [p.] 

111.  [g.]  To  establish  the  Salary 
of  the  District  Attorney  for  the  Middle 
District.     March  27.     [p.] 

112.  [g.J  Concerning  the  Remo- 
val of  Pr;>oners  in  the   Public  Institu- 


tive Superintendent  of  Alien   Rassen- 
jj,ers..     March  27.     [p.] 

133.  [g.]  In  relation  to  Convey- 
ances and  Devises  of  Estates  for  Re- 
ligious Purposes.     Mar;h  27. 

134.  [g.]  Fixing  the  Salaries  of 
the  Registers  of  the  Court  of  Lsolven- 
cv  for  the  Counties  of  Middle.-ex  and 


tious  in  the  city    of  Boston,     March  j  Worcester.     M^reh  27. 

27.  135.     [g.]      Relating  to    Criminal 

113.  [g.]     Authorizing    the    City  j  Jurisdiction  m  Boston  Harbor.    March 
of  Boston  to  establish  a  City  Hospital,  j  2  7.     [p.] 

March  2  7.     [p.]  136.     [g.]     To  establish    a   Police 

114.  [g.]     in  addition  to  an. act  to  !  Court   in    the    town    of    Gloucester, 
punish  Frauds  in  Officers  of  Corpora-  j  March  27. 

tious.     March  27.                                    J  137.     [g.]     Concerning  the  Parti-' 

115      [g.]  '  Requiring  certain  addi-  j  tlon  of  Real  Estate.     March  27. 

tional  Bank  Returns.     March  27.  138.     [g.]     To  provide  for  the  bet- 

116.  [G.J     Concerning  the  Officers  j  ter  Administration  of  Criminal  Law. 
of  the  Protestant    Episcopal    Church.  [  March  27.     [July  1,  1858.] 

March  27.  139.     [g.]     For  the  better  Preser- 

117.  [g.]     Concerning  Guardians  I  vation  of  Sheep  from  the  Ravages  of 
and  Wards.     March  27.     [p.]  Dogs.     March  27.     [p.] 

118.  [g.j     To  fix  the  salary  of  the  140.     [g  ]     Making  final  Appropri- 
District  Attorneys  for  the  Northern,  j  ations  for  the  Hospital  for  the  Insane 
Eastern  and  Southern  Districts.  March  !  at  Northampton.     March  27.     [p.] 
27.     [p.]  141.     [g.J     Concerning  the  Assig- 
ns.',    [g.]      Concerning  the  Prefer-  nees  of  Insolvents.     March   2  7. 

red  Claims  of  Operatives  against  I  nsol-  j  142.     [g>]    Concerning  Fees  in  cer- 

vent  Debtors  and  Corporations.  March  j  tain  Cases  in  Insolvency.     March  27. 

27.     [p.]  143.     [g.]     In  relation   to    Limited 

120.  [g.]     In 'relation ''to .'the  Court  I  Partnerships.     March  27,     [p.] 

of  Common   Pleas  to:-  the  County  of  \  144.     [g.]     To  protect  the  rights  of 

Worcester.      March    27.       [Aug.    1,1  Stockholders  in  Corporations.     March 

1858.]                                                            !  27. 

121.  [G.]     Concerning  Discharges  '  145.     [g.]     In   relation   to    School 
in  Insolvency.     March  27.     [p.]  Districts.     March  27.     [p.] 

122.  [g.]     In  relation  to  Special  \  146.     To    incorporate    the   Pacific 
Administrators.     March  2  7.     i v.]          i  Print  Works.     March  27. 


123.     To  change   th< 


of  tin 


14  7.     To  authorize  Edmund  T.  Da- 


Quiney   Fire   and    Marine    insurance  j  naand  others  to  construct  Dams  and 

Company.     March  2  7.                             j  Dikes  in  Cambridge.    March  27.    [p.] 

124.  To  incorporate  the  Washing-  j  148.  [g.]  Making  appropriations 
ton  Mills.     March  27.     [c-1                     j"  to  meet   certain    expend. tures  autho- 

125.  To  incorporate  the  Linden  |  rized  the  present  year.  Mar.  27.  [p.] 
Grove  Cemetery  Association,  Mutch:  lid.  [g.]  To  apportion  and  assess 
27.     [p.]                                                     .  a  State  Tax   of  Three    Hundred  and 

126.  To  incorporate  the  Battery  \  Fifty-nine  Thousand  Nine  Hundred 
Wharf  Company.     March  27.  and  Eighty-eight  Dollars.     March  27. 

12  7.      To    incorporate    the    Ward  ,  [p.] 

Mills.     March  27.  150.     [g.]     To  amend  an  Act  coo- 


128.     To  :..     n     -ate  the  [•    ■•  V  a-  |  r 
glas   Evergreen    Uemett-ry   Comi  my.  j  2; 
Marc 


ii  su ranee  Coinpanic 


larch 


arch  27.     [r.]  151.     [o.]     Relating  to  Public  Di- 

123.     [G.]     tn  addition  to  -  An  Act  {  versions.     March  27. 


etstabii 


:heC  tv 


M  m  I 


i       152.     [g.]     In  addition  to  an  Act 
27.     [When ;  accepted  by  the  city.]        j  concerning Fublic  Amusements.    IMar. 
l$i),     [g.J     To  protect  the  Herrtu* 


TITLES    OF    LAW'S. 


9n 


15  ;.     To  authorize   the   Pine-street  ]  way  Company   to  hold   fl  meeting  for 

the  choice  of  officers.     March  27. 

175.     [g.]     To  nmeird  an    Act  to 
protect  the  Ltinhrs  and  Liberties  of  the 


( ■  >r  -r.^a-  ional   Society  to  sell  certain 
•;.  ?!  Esrate.     March  27.     [p.] 
154.     fG.l     In  relation  to  the  Crime 


People  of  the  Comn,onwe-dfh  of  Mas- 


[P-] 


J.     [g.]     To  allow  the  President 


of  Murder.     March  27.     [p.] 

155.  [c]  To  a  nit:  ii  fl  thetwohun- 
dr  \  and  eighty-ninth  Chapter  of  the 
A<  '-■  of  the  year  eighteen  hundred 
n-m!  fifty-two  concerning  Returns  by 
Justices  of  the  Peace,     March  27. 

156.  [g.]  To  define  the  Salary  of 
the     Adjutant- General.       March    27, 

Ol 

157.  [g  ]  Ceding  jurisdiction  over 
certain  lands  in  Boston  to  the  United 
States.    March  27.    [After  purchase.] 

158.  fo-j  To  regulate  certain 
matters  of  Finance.     March  27.     [p.] 

150.     [g.]     For  the  appointment  ot  I       1.     [g.j     Resolve  in  favor  of  Law 
Watchmen  and  Fireman   to  the  State      Library  Associations.     Feb.  23. 


't 
sachusetts,     March 
1 

and  Fellows  of  Harvard  College  to 
resign  their  trusts  concerning  Theo- 
logLal  Education  and  the  maintenance 
of  a  Theological  School.     March  2  7. 

177.  [g.]  For  the  better  establish- 
ment of  the  Board  of  Insurance  Com- 
missioners.    March  2  7. 


RESOLVES 


Mar. 


[>•] 


2.     Relating  to  the  State  Library. 


160.     [G.J     Amending    an    Act  es-     Feb.  24. 
tablL-.hmj  the    city   of   Newburyport.  i       3.     To   authorize   the    payment   of 
March   27.     [When  accepted  by  that     certain  lost  coupons,  dun  'October  first, 


city.] 

161.  [g.j  In  addition  to  an  Act 
relating  to  persons  committed  to  the 
State  Lunatic  Hospitals  not  having  a 
known  settlement  in  this  Common- 
wealth.    March  2  7. 

J 6.2.  [g.]  Reiatingtothe  Govern- 
ment of  Prisons.     March  27.     fp.l 


one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  fifty- 
seven.     Feb.  26. 

4.  [g.j  In  relation  to  Town  Lines 
between  the  towns  of  Marion  and 
Wareham.    March  6. 

5.  On  the  petition  of  dunes  Law- 
rence and  others.     March  6, 

6.  On    the    petition    of    the   New 


163.     Concerning  the  Marlborough  i  North  Religious  Society.     March  11. 
Branch  Railroad.     March  27.  7.     In  favor   of  the    Massachusetts 

1.64.     ["<:.]     Concerning  the  Survey  t  School  for  Idiotic  and  Feeble-minded 
of  Lumber,    Ornamental  Wood,   iM\d      Youth.     March  11. 

8.  In  favor  of  the  Massachusetts 
Charitable  Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary. 
March  1  2. 

9.  On  the  petition  of  J.  MoGraib. 
March  16. 

10.  In  favor  of  the  State  Board  of 


Ship  Timber,     March  27, 

165.  [«.]■  To  amend  the  Act  to 
increase  rhe  amount  of  Specie  in  the 
Commonwealth.     March  27. 

166.  ic.)  Concerning  the  Militia. 
March  27.     [p.] 


167.  [g  ]     Concerning    issues    of!  Agriculture.'    Marcb  16. 

Stock  by  Corporations.     March  27.       j       11.     In  favor  of  the   City  of  Wor- 

168.  i"-;."1     In  relation  to  the  State  I  cester.     March  17. 

Alms  Houses.     March  27.     [p.]  12.     [&.]     To  provide  for    the  de- 

l6U.     To  incorporate  the  India  Fire  I  struction    of  certain,  cancelled   scrip. 
And      Marine     Insurance     Company,  j  March  23. 
March  27.     [p.]  j        13.     Authorizing  the  Treasurer  to 

170.  [g  j  in  relation  to  delinquent  j  borrow  money  in  anticipation  ot  the 
agents  ot   Foreign   Insurance  Compa-  j  revenue.     March  23. 

nse*.     March  27.  j       14.     [g.]     In  relation  to  the  distri- 

171.  Concerning  the  Mid.ik-bo-  |  button  of  the  New  Plymouth  Records. 
'      . . ';   and    iaunton^    the  Old  Colony     March  23. 

i   Fall  River,    and    the    Cape   Cud  15,     In  favor  of  the  town  of  Chil- 

Railroad   Corporations.     March  27.       j  mark.     March  24. 

172.  [<.;.]  Concerning  the  par-  j  16.  For  the  payment  of  the  Com- 
chase  ant  >-.!e  of  spirituous  and  into.x-  !  missioners  on  Boston  Harbor.  March 
;    ''■■'■-  I  fjucrs  lor  ;o.vr:  agen  ts.     March  !   2-1. 

**■     [p.]  17.     [g.1     In  relation  to  inmates  of 

173.  ;  g.1     Snppiementary   to   an  !  State  Almshouses.     March   25. 

A   s    making    appropriations    tor    the  j       1H.     On  the   petition  of  Darius  A. 
ttiamtfnanc**  of » he  go vernnient during  |  Martin.     March  25. 
::     current  year.     March  27.     [p.]    ■    j        19.      On  the   petition  of  William  L. 
**"L     To  authorize  the  Granite  Hail-  I  Lends.     March  26. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


20.  In  relation  to  the  State  Indus- 
trial School  tor  Girls.     March  26. 

21.  Li  favor  of  Albert;  H,  Kelson, 
late  chief  justice  of  the  Superior  Court 
in  the  county  of  Suffolk.  March 
26. 

22.  Concerning  Rainsforrl  Island 
Hospital.     March '26. 

23.  On  the  petition  of  Alfred  Flan- 
ders.    March  26. 

24.  In  favor  of  Barnard  C.  Mar- 
chant     March  20. 

25.  In  relation  to  Professor  Hitch- 
cock's Geological  Report.     March  26. 

26.  [g.1  For  the  appointment  of 
a  Special  Joint  Committee  on  Public 
Charitable  Institutions.     March  26. 

27.  In  favor  of  the  Dudley,  Troy, 
and  Marshpce  Indians.     March  26, 

23.  [g.[  In  relation  to  a  scientific 
survey  of  Boston.  Harbor,  March 
26. 

29.  To.]  In  aid  of  the  ereeti*  n  of 
a  Fence  around  Fort  Washington. 
March  26. 

SO.  [g.]  Granting  aid  for  the  sup- 
pression of  counterfeiting  Bank  Bilh> 
and  Coin.     March  26. 

31.  In  favor  of  William  II.  El  a. 
March  26. 


32.  In  favor  of  William  II.  Luce 
March  27. 

33.  [g.1     Regarding  Railroad  facil 

itics  for  filling  Back  Bay.     March  27. 
3  1.     On  the  petition  of  John  Rhodes 
March  27. 

35.  In  favor  of  Horace  I.  Hodges. 
March  2  7. 

36.  In  favor  of  the  Hassan  amisco 
Indians.     March  2  7. 

3  7.  On  the  petition  of  Hannah  Cot- 
ter.    March  2  7. 

33.  [g.]  Granting  Taxes  for  the 
several  Counties.     March  2  7. 

39.  In  favor  of  Allen  Cumnnngs. 
March  27. 

-10.  In  favor  of  John  M.  Cole,  Lan- 
sing J.  Cole,  and  Alaieda  Ellison. 
March  2  7. 

41.  In  relation  to  the  New  Plym- 
outh Records.     March  2  7. 

42,  [g.]  In  relation  to  the  admis- 
j  sion  of  Kansas.     March  27. 

4  3.  [g.]  In  relation  to  the  consol- 
idation and  arrangement  of  the  Statutes 

I  of  the  Common  wealth.     March  27. 

44.  [g-.]  In  relation  to  the  deci- 
j  sion  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the 
i  United  States  in  case  of  Scott  versus 
1  Saoford.     March  27. 


APPRGPBIATXC: 


I.— -Amount  of  appropriations  from  ordinary  reveoae,  for  the  maintenance  of  the  gov- 
ernment during  the  yea*  1858,  contained  in  Chapter  11  of  the  Acts,        .        .  £421,480  00 
Ditto,  contained  in  supplementary  Act  (Chapter 1*3),       ......  4=10.878  50 

Appropriation  for  the  i.:  .■'    reney  Fin    I.  contained  in  Chapter  22  of  the  Act?,         .  10,000  00 
Appropriations  o  meet  n;^ai:i;r-j  authorized   the  present  year,  contained  in 

Chapter  143  of  the  Acta, '. "......  20,060  "31 

SS02;418  81 

By  Chapter  1  of  the  Acts,  no  appropriations  are  required  for  the  payment  of  the  principal  or 
interest  of  the,  publk  d*bt,  or  for  the  s;ii»iie.-  of  the  governor  and  judges  of  the  supreme  judicial 
court,  l'he  public  deb:,  funded,  is  5*1.31  U'.'OO  ;  no  portion  cf  the  principal  becon;e3  u -■  in  1S5S  ;  the 
annual  interest  amounts  to  870.700.  The  salaries  of  the  governor  and  of  the  judged  of  the  supreme 
judicial  crmrt  amount  to  S28,00Q. 

TLt-  above  ii-eludes  the  cost  of  maintaining  every  department  of  the  government  for  the  whola 
year  185S. 

II. — Appropriations  from  ordinary  revenue,  or;  account  of  expenditures  belonging  to 
previous  \  cars,  or  growing  out  of  the  legislation  of  previous  years,  in  behalf  of 
special  objects  (no:  current  expenses),  contained  in  Chapter  24  of  the  Acts,      $123,620  16 

Ditto,  in  Olmpter  131  of  the  Arts,      .  ■ 263,410  09 

Final  Ap,  roprinrions  to  complete  the  [Ioppital  for  the  Insane  at  Northampton,  con- 
tained ia  Cba-pter  140  of  the- Acts,        .        .        .    .    •• 5S.000  CO 


Besides  the  above,  the  amount  of  S125  07-3  €0  had  been  ]  aid  front  the  treu-ury  between  January 
1.  1858,  a;.<t  January  22,  when  Chapter  1  of  the  Act.'*,  requiring  specific  appropriations,  took: 
elfect. 

In  the  latter  total  ar*>  included,  —  One-quarter  of  the  full  amount  r>f  saUr?e>,  cbaritie-'.  nr.i  ex- 
panses of  cert  dn  ii  «r.itufiouj  :  i  i!f  the  cou  ty  balances;  and  the  whole  of  the  n.ilina  bounty, 
military,  aheruX*,  and  pauper' i  count  :  -•-■-  yeaflS57; —  the  whole  amouut  of  these  and  -r 
expense*  for  the  year  1  :■...■:  being  use  im  lud<  I  i  it  the  tirst  class  of  appropriations,  rc-capitu.ateia.buve. 


JUDICIARY   OF    MASSACHUSETTS. 


27 


JUDICIAIIY  OF  MASSACHUSETTS. 


UNITED  STATES  COURTS. 

Nathan  Clifford,  Circuit  Judge. 
Peleg  Sprague,  District  Judge. 
Chas.  Levi  Woodbury,  Dist.  Attorney, 
Wilton  Andros,  Asst.  District  Attorney . 
Watson  Freeman,  Marshal. 
Watson  Freeman,  Jr. "1 
Frederick  Warren.       [         Deputy 
Wru.    0-   Russell,' of  (     Marshals. 

New  Bedford,  j 

Henry  W.  Fuller,  Oer*  Circtni  Court. 
Seth  E.  Sprague,  Clerk  District,  Court. 

[OfRcesof  all  the  above,  except  Win.  0.  Ras- 
ped, ;tre  at  the  United  States  Court  House, 
bo/ston.J 

ComnixsiQliers  of  tbe  Circuit  Court 
of  the  United  States,  for  tlie  first  Cir- 
cuit, and  District  of  Massachusetts: 
George  T.  Curtis,  Benjamin  F.  Hal- 
le tt,  Edward  G.  Loring,  Charles  Levi 
Woodbury,  Elias  Merwin,  Charles  P. 
Curtis,  Jr.,  Caleb  Wm.  Lonng,  Wm. 
S.  Dexter,  Henry  L.  HaTlett  and  Geo. 
D.  G  uild,  of  Boston  ;  Reuben  A.  Chap- 
man,  of  Springfield;  Austin  S.  Cusli- 
axan,  Oliver  Prescott,  of 5ew Bedford. 

Circuit  Courts,  holden  loth  of  -Jay 
and  15th  of  October,  in  each  year. 

District  Courts,  holden  at  Boston, 
third  Tuesday  in  March;  4 th  Tuesday 
in  June;  2d  Tuesday  in  September; 
and  first  Tuesday  in  December;  and 
Special  Courts  are  holden  usually  on 
each  Fiiday,  and  on  other  days  at  the 
discretion  of  the  Judge. 

STJPKriCG    JUDICIAL    COURT. 

Lemuel  Shaw,   Boston,    ChDf  Justice. 
Chas.  A.  Dewey,  Northampton,*] 
Theron  Metcalf,  Boston,    '  [  As. 

George  T.  Bigelow,  Boston.        \Jus. 
Pliny  Merrick,  Boson,  J 

Horace   Gray,  Jr.,    Boston,   Reporter. 

S  u.t-y  S3u0  and  proceeds  of  Reports. 
Stephen  li.  Phillips   Salem,  Attorney 

General.     Salary  62,500  and .$1000 

clerk  hire. 
G»'ore>-  (/.  Wilde,  Boston,  Clerk. 
Geo.  W.Nichols,  Boston,.^.  Clerk. 
Jauiea  Llunktns,  Crier. 

Salary  of  the  Chi  t  JuVtiee,  $4,500  ; 
;u.a  of  ean&  Associate,  £4,000. 

Law  Ten/is. 
At  !;.-'0n,  for  ti-jQ  Counties  of  $td-  I 
•  ';-  fc«d    Nantucket,    1st   Tuesday  of 
March. 


At  Cambridge,  for  the  County  of 
Middlesex,  on  the  3d  Tuesday  next 
after  the  4th   Tuesday  of  September. 

At  Dedham,  for  the  County  of  Nor- 
folk, 5th  Tuesday  next  after  the  4th 
Tuesday  of  September. 

At  Lenox,  for  the  County  of  Berk- 
shire, 2d  Tuesday  of  September. 

At  Northampton,  for  the  Counties  of 
Hampshire,  Franklin,  and  Hampden, 
on  Monday  next  preceding  4th  Tues- 
day of  September. 

At  Salem,  for  the  County  of  Essex; 
6th  Tuesday  after  the  4th  Tuesday  of 
September. 

At  Taunton,  in  the  County  of  Bris- 
tol, and  at  Plymouth,  in  the.  County 
of  Plymouth,  alternately;  beginning 
at  Taunton,  for  the  Counties  of  Bristol, 
Plymouth,  Barnstable,  and  Dukes 
County,  on  the  4th  Tuesday  next  after 
the  4th  Tuesday  of  September,  1852, 
and  at  Plymouth,  for  the  same  Coun- 
ties, on  the  4th  Tuesday  next  after  the 
4th  Tuesday  of  September,  1853. 

At  Worcester,  for  the  County  of 
Worcester,  1st  Tuesday  next  after  the 
4ih  Tuesday  of  September. 

Terms  for  the  Tried  of  Jury  Cases. 

At  Barnstable,  for  the  Counties  of 
Barnstable  and  Dukes.  9rh  Tuesday 
next  after  1st  Tuesday  of  .March. 

At  Boston,  for  the  County  of  Suffolk, 
7th  Tuesday  next  after  the  4th  Tues- 
day of  September. 

At  Dedham,  for  the  County  of  Nor- 
folk, 3d  Tuesday  of  February. 

At  Greenfield,  for  the  County  of 
Franklin,  2d  Tuesday  of  September. 

At  Lenox,  for  the  County  of  Perk- 
shire,  10th  Tuesday  next'  after '1st 
Tuesday  of  March. 

At  Lowed,  for  the  County  of  Mid- 
dlesex, 2d  Tuesday  o^  April. 

At  Nantucket,  for  the  County  of 
Nantucket,  1st  Tuesday  of  July.  . 

At  New  Bedford,  for  the  County  of 
Bristol,  2d  Tuesday  of  November. 

At  Northampton,  for  the  County  of 
Hampshire,  7th  Tuesday  next  after  1st 
Tuesd  i)  Of  March. 

At  Plymouth,  lor  the  County  of  Ply- 
mouth, 10th  Tuesday  next  after  1st 
Tuesday  of  March. 

At  Salem,  for  the  County  of  Essex, 
8th  Tuesday  after  the  1st  'Tuesday  of 
March. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


At  Springfield,  for"  the  County  of 
Hampden,  8th  Tuesday  afn-r  the  1st 
Tuesday  of  March,  and  1st  Tuesday  of 
S-^t  tember. 

At  Taunton,  for  the  County  of  Bris- 
tol, 7th  Tuesday  next  after  the  1st 
Tuesdav  of  March. 

At  Worcester,  for  the  County  of 
Worce^er,  6th  Tuesday  after  1st  Tues- 
day of  March. 

COURT    OF    COMMON    PLEAS, 

Edward  Mellen,  Wayland,  C.  Justice. 
Jona.  C.  Perkins,  Salem,      "] 
Henry  W.  Bishop,  Lenox,    j 
Geo.  8.  Briggs,  Pittsfield,      j      Asso. 

Geo.  P.  Sd;:L!>rr,  Boston.         [  Justices. 
I      iry  Morris.  Spri    _  i  id, 
David  Aiken,  Greenfield,     J 

Salary  of  the  Chief  Justice,  S2,700  ;  | 

of  each  Associate  Justice,  $2,500. 

District  Attorn  eys. 

[Ulectea 'by  the  several  •-'•—'.?  terms  pf 
three  ys-ir-n  ending  J.-:  iary,  ISSO.j 

Northern  District. — Middlesex  Coun- 
ty, Isaac  S.  Morse,  o:  Lowell.  Saurv, 
$1,500. 

Eastern  District — Ess^  Count v, 
Alfred  A.  Abl  ott.  of  South  Danvers. 
Salary,  $1,500. 

Southern  fjisrrict. — Bristol,  Barn- 
stable, Dukes,  and  Nam  ket  Coun- 
ties. Lirico'n  r .  L. ..'  a  ■  :  :-  .  ■ 
Bedford.     Salary,  SI 

South-Eos!  v*  Di  dV;/.- Norfolk  and 
Plymouth  Counties,  Benj.  W.  i 'arris. 
Ea*r  BrKl.'ewar.         -      iry,  SI. 

ftlidrfle  District. — Worcester-C 
P.  E.  Aldri  :   }      reester.     Saiarv, 

$1,300. 

Wesfern     District. — Hampden    and 
B     •  .hire  Counties,  Edward  B.  Gill 
of  Wesifield.     Salary,  81.2     . 

N>rth-W*stern      District:- —l\ 
shire   and    Franklin    Counties,  D^.-.IA 
W.     Alvord,   of  Greei  field.     Salary, 
§300. 


Su} 


C 


.•     .  ./  [.,oun  ij. —  i  ;o.    n . 
of  Boston.     Salary,  S3        >,   ......-•;- 

O.  Brewster,  of  Bosl  ted 

Governor   and     Council),     Assistant- 
Attorney.     S  dan  .  $i,S    ). 

2Jie  Court  of  Common  Pleas  is  hoi  .'■ 

At  Barnstable,  for  Ba;  nsub'e  C       - 
ty,  1st  Tuesday    next   after   1st   Mon- 


-'.-■-       -    '■ 


iJa^  c: 


tern! 


At  Can  .•  !ge,  : or  -  "  ilesex  Coun- 
ty, 2d  Mondat  n  1  ■  i  ".-•  (G  i- 
inal.)  2d  Si  u !  f  of  Dec-end  - 
(  Civil.) 

At  Concord,  for  Mtdd  eses  Cg 


4»h  Monday  in  June.  (Criminal.)    1st 
Mondav  of  June.     (Cioil.) 

At  Dedham,  for  Norfolk  County. 
4th  Monday  of  April,  3d  Mondays  of 
September  and  December. 

At  Edgartown,  for  Duk^s  County, 
last  M  n  ':  /  of  May  and    S 

At  Fitehburg, for  Worcester  C<  ur  ty, 
2d    Monday   of  November.      f£ 
2  i    Mondays  of  June     and     Augusf. 
(Criminal.) 

Ar  Greenfield,  for  Franklin  County, 
3d  Monday  of  March,  and  2d  Mondays 
of  August  and  November. 

At  Lawrence,  for  the  County  cf 
Essex,  2d  Monda)  of  October.  (Crim- 
inal.)    3d  Monday  of  March.  (Civil.) 

At  Lenox,  for   Berkshire    County, 
1st   Mondays    of  January    and    • 
(Criminal.)     4th  Mondays  of  Februa- 
ry, June,  and  0  tober.     (C 

At  Lowell,  for   Middlesex    County 
3d  Mondav  in  October.      (Criminal.) 
2  1  Monday  of  March  and  IstMoj  ! 
'..    -  iptember.     (Civil.) 

At  Nantucket,  for  Nantucket  Coun- 
ty. 1st  Mondays  of  Jane  and  October. 

Ar  New  Bedford,  for  Bristol  County, 
2d  M      lays  of  Jane  a^d  December, 

At  Newburyport,  ?jt  the  County  of 
Essex,  4th  Monday  of  May.  (Crimi- 
nal.)      3d    Mondav    of     Seotember. 

At   Northampton,    tor    Ham] 
County.   2d   Monday  of  June  a 
Monday  of  Decern   ■  r.  (Criminal      3d 
.  I  -    lays  of  February  and  of  O 

,  1st  Mo  day  of  June.     (Civil.) 

At  Plymouth,  for  Plymouth  County, 
2d  Mondays  of  1  ;  and  August,  and 
1st  Monday  of  December. 

At  Salem,  for  the  County  of  Essex, 
4th  Monday  of  January.     (Crimin  \ 
3d  Mondays  of  Jane  and  December. 
{Civil.) 

At  Springfield,  tor  Hampden  C    a   - 

.  Monday  of  May  and  1st    '.  .    a- 

day    of  December.     (Criminal.)     2d 

.  '.       :    •  -         M   reh  and  Jure,  and  1st 

Monday  of  October.     (Civil.) 

At  Taunton,  (or  Bristol  County.  2  1 
'.'.    ■   lays  or  March  an  I  Sej  tember. 

At  Worcester,  fur  Worcester  C 
ty,    3d    Monday    of  Jauuary,   the   2  J 
lay  of  May,  and   3d   Monday  of 
er.    (Criminal.)     1st  Monday  of 
March,  Monday  next  after  4ih  Mon- 
day   of    August,   and    2d  Mondav   of 

SUPERIOR    COURT    FOIL    TEE 
COUNTY    OP     SUFFOLK. 
IIolJs  its  term-  in  B     '■   i  on  the  1st 
Tuesdays  of   Januar  .   March,    May. 
JJy.  September,  aud  November. 


POLICE    COURTS. 


29 


Chas.  Allen,  of  Worcester,  C.  Justice. 
Cbaf.  P.  Huntington,  Boston,)    »    . 
Stephen  G.  Nash,  Benton,        >-  r    ,  * 
Marcus  Morton, Jr.,  And  over,  ) 
Joseph  Willard,  Boston,  Clerk. 
Joseph  A.  Willard,  Bo-ton,  Ass.  Clerk. 
Salary  of  the  Chief  Justice,  $3,200, 
and  of  each  Associate,  ?3.O0O. 

MUNICIPAL    COURT    OP    THE 
CITY  OP  BOSTON. 

The  Justices  of  the  Superior  Court 
for  the  County  of  Suffolk,  ex-officio, 
are  Judges  of  this  Court. 

Geo.  VV .  Cooley,  Commonvjealth's 
Attorney  for  Suffolk  County.  Salary, 
$3,000. 

Augustus  O-  Brewster,  Assistant 
Attorney  for  Suffolk.  County.  Salary, 
SI, 800. 

Thomas  W.  Phillips,  Clerk. 

Henry  Homer,  Crier. 

Luther  Hutcbins,  Messenger. 

This  Court  is  holden  the  first  -Mon- 
day in  each  month. 


POLICE    COURTS, 

Police  Court  of  Adam. 

[Established  1854.] 

Joel  Bacon,  Standing  Justice.  Chas.  j 
Marsh,  Special  Justice. 

Police  Court  of  Boston. 
[Established  1322.] 
John  Gray  Rogers,  Thomas  Russell, 
Sebe-u.s    C.   Maine,  Justice 


Police  Cowl  of  Cehtsca. 

[Established  1855  ] 

Hamlett  Bites.  Standing  Justice. 
Erastus  Rugg,  Sjm  ciai  Justice. 

Police  Court  of  Chicopec. 

[Established   1805.] 

Mortimer  D.  Whitaker,  Standing 
Justice.  Salary,  $600.  George  fcj. 
Taylor,  Special  Justice. 

Police  Court  of  Fall  River. 

[Established   1852.] 

Louis  Lapbam,  Standhw  Justice. 
i  James  Ford,  Special  Justice.  Aimus- 
I  J.uj  B,  Leonard,  Clerk. 

Police  Court  of  Glouces'er. 

[Established  1858.] 
Joshua  P,  Trask,   Standing  Justice. 
Cyrus  Storey,  Jr.,  Special  Justice. 

■    Police  Court  of  Haverhill. 
[Established  1854.] 
William  Tajjjart,  Standing  Justice,. 


ibalary. 


-'.;■.■  j  eaca. 


R«l 


lary,  i 


I.  nomas     Power,     Clerk 
Sl,8.00. 

Wei.  Koapp,  Assistant  Clerk.  Sal- 
ary, SL,600.  Seth  Tobey,  2d  As^ist- 
ani  Clerk.  Salary,  SI, 500.  Jacob 
Homer,  3d  Assistant  Clerk.  Salary., 
$800. 

Henry  C.  Strattou.  Messenger. 

The  Police  Court  sits  every  day 
(Saturday  afternoons  and  Sundays  ex- 
cepted), at  9  o'clock,  A.  M.,  and  at  3, 
P.  M.,  ior  the  trial  of  criminal  causes, 
The  same  is  also  a  justices'  Court,  tor 
the  trial  of  civil  causes  not  exceeding 
100  dollars,  and  commences  its  terms 
every  Saturday  at  9  o'clock,  A.  M. 

Police  Court  of  Comb-ridge. 

[Established  1854.]   * 

Jonn  S.  Ladd,  Standing  Justice. 
Salary,  $1,500.      George   W.  Liver- 

cin-e.  Specv'd  Justice. 

Court  sits  for  trial  of  criminal  cases 
>l.']]y  at  'J.  A.  M. ;  tor  civil  business, 
every  Thursday,  at  10,  A.  M. 


raid  by  fees.     Edmund  Kuuoau,  ope- 
cial  Justice.     Paid  by  fees. 

Police  Court  of  Lawrence. 
[Established  1848.] 
Win.  Stevens,  Standing  Justice.  Sal- 
ary .51300.     Geo.  W.  Benson,  Special 
Justice.       Wm.    H.    Parsons,    Clerk. 
Salary  $800. 

Police  Court  of  Lee. 
[Established  1855.] 
Isaac    C.    Ives,    Standing    Justice. 
Paid  by  fees. 

Police  Court  of  Lowell. 
[Established  1833.] 
Nathan    Crosby,    Standing  Justice 
j  Joel    Adams     and     George    Sr evens, 
i  Special  Justices.     Samuel  P.   IXadley, 
Jr.,    Clerk.     Salary   of  Standing  Jus- 
tice and  Clerk,  S 2,8 00. 

Police  Court  of  Lynn, 

[Established  1849.] 

Thomas  B.  Newhall,  Standing  Jus- 

tice.     James    R.    Newhall,    Benj.    F. 

Mulige.  Special  Justices.     T.  B.  Xesv- 

ball,  Clerk. 

Police  Court  of  Mdford. 
[Established  1854.] 
i    Sullivan   Thayer,   Standing  Jus 'id 
Salary,  $600.     Lvman  Maynard,  Sp 


He 


L.  Parker,  C  'k-rk 


Sa.ar_\  ,  ©300. 


30 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Police  Court  of  New  Bedford. 

[Established  1834.] 
Robert  C.  Pieman,  Standing  Justice. 
Salary,  St, 200.  Henry  H.  (Jrapo, 
Aiansoa  Borden,  Speci.il  Justices. 
Francis  L-  Porter,  Clerk.  Salary, 
$400,  and  fees  for  copies. 

Police  Court  of  Newbury  port. 
[Established  1833.] 
Stephen  W.  Marston,  Standing  Jus- 
tice. Salary  $800,  John  Cook,  Special 
Justice.  Edward  W.  Rand,  Clerk.  Sal- 
ary $350. 

Police  Court  of  Pittsfield. 
[Established  1850.] 
John  A.  Walker,  Standing  Justice. 
Police  Court  of  Rovcbury. 
[Established  1855.] 
Peter    S.  Wheeloek,  Standing  Jus- 
tice.    Salary,  $1,000.    Joshua  Seaver, 
Eben  Jones,  Special  Justice-). 

Police   Court  of  Salem. 
[Established  1831.] 
Jos.    G.   Waters,    Standing   Justice. 


Geo.  Andrews,  Win.  C.  Prescott,  Spe- 
cial Justices.  Samuel  P.  Andrews, 
Clerk. 

Police   Court  of  Spi ing fell. 

[Established  1S52.] 

Jas.  H.  Morton,  Standing   Jns'ice. 

Salary,    SI, 000,    and    fees.     Harvey 

Chapin,  Chas.  A.  Winchester,  Special 

Justices. 

Police  Court  of  Taunton. 
[Established  1858.] 
Samuel    K.    Townsend,    Standing 
Justice.     Ben').  R.  Dean.  Special   Jus- 
tice.    James  P.  Ellis,  Clerk. 

J'olice  Court  of  Wittiqmstoicn. 
[Established  1855.] 

Newcomb  Love,  Standing  Justice. 
Andrew  M.  Smith,  Special  Justice. 

Police  Court  of  Worcester. 
[Established  1848.] 

Wis.  N.  Green,  Standing  Justice. 
John  W.  Wetherell,  Win..  W.  Rice, 
Special  Justices.  John  D.  Dexter,  Jr., 
Clerk. 


UNITED   STATUS   SENATORS  PROM   2IASSACIIU3ETIS, 


FUOM  1789  TO  1853. 


Caleb  Strong,     - 

The<-»i..n;  SedsrWick, 

S.i.nnj.-i  Ot-'xr -r,  . 

Dwight  Few  tor    . 

JoUn  O..  Adams, 

Jamas  Lloyd,       . 

Christopher  G-re, 

}_  i  l>.  Ashmun,  . 

Prvnt.-a  Melfen, 

Elijah  H.  Mills,". 

Daniel  Wr-ebattr, 

RafHfl  e"'i  au>,    . 

Daniel  W'vbster, 

Robert  C.  *v  iuttirop 

','  >b  rt  ::  ml    --:.     ~. 

Char!*?*  Suiasjer, 

17 

89-96 

17 

J6-89 

3799 

-18uQ 

i*. 

0-03 

19 

3-4  s 

is 

)B-13 

I- 

13-16 

3  ft 

lb-18 

M 

18-29 

1* 

^0-27 

la 

27-41 

IS 

41-45 

1- 

15-60 

!■*! 

rj!'MVl 

1851- 


Trisirasn  DaltoD, 
Geor^t?  Oaboc,     . 
Benjamia  Goodhue, 
•Jonathan  Mason, 
Timothy  Picketing, 
Joseph  1$.  Wrnom, 
Harrison  Giay  Or;;i, 
James  Lloyd,      .     ' 
Nathaniel  Silebee, 
John  Davis, 
l-aa<;  (J.  Bates,    . 
John  Davis, 
Edward  Everett, 
Julius  Rockwell, 
Henry  \s  ilaon,   • 


1753-91 

I7yi-i>; 
ras-isoo 

1800-03 
1808-11 
1811-17 
1817-22 

lsta-sts 

182(5-35 
1835-41 
1841-45 
1S45-53 
1S53-54 
W.+-S5 
1855- 


Mr.  Sumu»r'a  term  will  espirc  March  3d,  lrJ3  :  aiid  Mr.  Wii^on'B  will  expire  March  3d,  1865. 


f 


JUSTICES   THROUGHOUT   THE    COMMONWEALTH. 


31 


JUSTICES  THROUGHOUT  THE  COMMONWEALTH 


Barnstable   County. 
Barnstable. 

Cuar.es  Marston. 

Orleans, 
John  Kenrtek. 

Truro 
Solomon  Davis. 
Berkshire  County. 

Attains. 
Edwiri  F.  Jenks, 
Wm.  C.  Plun.kett. 
Adams  (North). 
Henry  L.  Dawes, 
A.  A.  Richmond. 

A' ford. 
E.zra  C.  Tick  nor. 

Lenox. 
Henry  W.  Bishop, 
New  Marlboro1. 
Noah  Gibson. 

Pittsjield. 
Geo.  N.  Briggs, 
Henry  Cteiekering, 
Henry  H.  Childs, 
T no m as  Colt, 
Beijj.  it.  Curtis, 
Henry  Hubbard, 
Ensign  H.  Kellogg, 
Edward  A.  New-tan, 
Julius  Rockwell. 

Willinrristotcn. 

Daniel  N.  Dewey. 
Bristol  County. 
Attkboro'. 
Lemuel  May. 

Full  lilcer. 
Charles  J.  Holmes. 

New  Bedford. 
James  Arnold, 
Lincoln- P.  Hii-harn, 
John  11.  Clifford:, 
Rodney  French. 
Joseph  Grinnell, 
Geo.  Rowland,  Jr. 
Benj.  Rodman. 
Norton. 
Laban  M.  W'heaton. 

Pa.'vtucket. 
Johnson  Gardner. 

Sicanzey. 
John  Mason. 

Taunton.. 
Samuel*  L.  Crocker, 
Marctrt. Morton, 
ii.  B.  Wheelwright. 
Lak-s  Comity. 
Ktl-ffirtwon.' 
David  Divis, 
Leavitt  Thaxter. 
Essex  County. 
Amnbury. 
Joshua  Q,  Iby. 
Audover. 
Amos  Ahbott, 
J:. .'in  Aiken, 

Bradford. 
Geo.  Cogswell. 
Grace/and. 
Jeremiah  Spofford. 


Haverhill. 

James  H.  Duncan, 
Nath'l  3.  Howe. 

L  ynn. 
John  B.  Alley. 

Marbiehead. 
j  Frederick  Robinson. 

Neio'jf.ri/port. 
■  Caleb  Cashing, 
!  Daniel  P.  Pike. 

Salem. 
}  Albert  G.  Browne, 
I  John   Chaana-i, 
|  Caleb  Foote, 
i  Asahel  Huntington, 
Otis  P.  Lord, 
Jona.  C.  Perkins, 
Stephen  H.  Phillips. 

South  Danvers. 
Alfred  A,  Abbott. 
j  RobertS.  Daniels.      j 
j    Franklin  County.    ! 

Bernardston. 
j  Henry  W.  Cushiaan.  j 

Greenfield. 
j  George  T.  Davis,        j 
I  George  Grenneli, 
j  Horace  Lyman, 
Ansel  Phelps. 
|    Hampden  County. 

Granville, 
j  Rufus  H.  Barlow, 
!  Elijah  Seymour. 
Monson. 
Joha  W.  Foster. 
Sprinnfield. 
George  Ashman, 
George  Bliss, 
Wm.  B.  Calhoun, 
Charles  Howard, 
John  Mill... 

IVestneld. 
William  G.  Bates, 
Patrick  Boies, 
James  Fowler, 
Edward.  B.  Gillette. 


I  Concord. 

|  Nathan  Brooks, 

j  Simon  Brown. 
Framingham. 
William  G.  Lewis. 

Groton. 
George  S.  Boutwell. 

Lexington. 
Charles  Hudson. 

Lowell 
Homer  Bartlett, 
Elisha  Huntington, 
I  Chauney  L.  Knapp, 
j  Isaac  S.  Morse, 
I  Josiah  G.  Peabody, 
j  Wm.  A.  Puchardsou. 

Ma/den. 
I  William  J.  Eaxnes. 

Medfofd. 
j  Elihu  C  Laker. 

Melrose. 
j  Daniel  W.  Gooch. 

Natick. 
j  Henry  Wilson. 

Newton. 

Eb»nezer  Bradbury. 

Sioneham. 
George  W.  Dike. 


Tevtksbury. 

I  Thomas  J.  Marsh. 

Walt  ham. 
|  Nathaniel  P.  Banks. 

Way I 'and. 
i  Edward  Mellen. 
:  Winchester. 

I  John  A.  Bolies. 

i 

I  Nantucket  County. 

Nantucket. 
|  Wiliiarn  Mitchell. 
Norfolk  County. 
Brookline,    ' 
j  John  H.  W.  Page. 

Canton. 
\  Thomas  French. 
Dorchester. 
Henry  W.  Benehley, 
Hampshire   County,  j  Moses  G.  Cobl: 

Amherst, 
Ithamar  Con  key, 
Ithamar  F.  Conkey,  j  Edmund  P.  Tileston. 
n,    i  Medwny. 

|  Warren  Lovering. 

Needham. 
!  Artemas  N.ewhall, 


Bpnj.  V.  French, 
Samuel  P.  Loud, 


Edward  DieR'in 
R.  B.  Hubbard 

Northampton. 
Osrnvn  Biker. 
Charles  E.  Forbes 
Oliver  Warner. 

Ware. 
Francis  Do  Witt. 

Williamsburg. 
Ephraim  M.  Wngl 


!  E  igar  K.  Whitaker. 
Roxbury, 
.    |  Benj.  F.  Conelan  i, 
I  Chand  r  R  Ransom, 
j  David  A.  Simmons, 
t.  i  Ebenezer  W.  Stone, 
Sumuel  H.  Waiiey. 

Walpole. 
Francis  W.  Bird. 
ii"  st  ftttxb  or  if. 
Stephen  M.  Weld. 


Middlesex  County. 
Cambridge. 
!  Joel  Parker. 
|  John  G.  Palfrey, 
Emory  Washburn. 

Chnrlestoivn. 
Natb  miel  Austin, 
Luther  V    B  11, 
Ab'm  It.  Thompson,  j  Duxbury. 

Charles  Thompson.      Gershom  B.  Weston, 


I 

j   Plymouth  County. 
Co  rver. 
Jesse  Murdoeki 


Phi  mouth. 
Robert  B.  Hall. 
Wareliam. 
Thomas  Savary. 
West  Bridyeicater. 
William  Baylies. 
Suffolk  Couaty. 
Boston. 
Josiah  G.  Abbott, 
Fred.  a.  Allen, 
George  T.  Bigelow, 
John  P.  Bigeiow, 
Aug.  0.  Brewster, 
Peleg  W.  Chandler, 
Rufus  Choate, 
Henry  Crocker, 
F.  B.  Crowninshield, 
Isnac  Emery, 
Edward  Everett, 
Richard  Fletcher, 
|  Charles  L.  Flint, 
i  Henry  J.  Gardner, 
I  John  C.Gray, 
Chas.  B.  Hall, 
Benj.  F,  Hallett, 
Ebenezpr  R.  Hoar, 
Chas.P.  Huntington, 
J  as.  M.Keith',       ' 
J  William  Knapp, 
I  John  G.  Locke, 
Theron  Metcaif, 
William  Minot, 
George  Morev, 
John  H.  W.  Page, 
Samuel  D.  Parker, 
Jonathan  Phillips, 
Josiah  Quincy,  Jr., 
Geor^e'P.  Sanger, 
James  Savage, 
Lemuel  Shuvr, 
I  Peleg  Sprague, 
!  Chas.  II.  S-edraah, 
!  Benjamin  Stevens, 
i  Rich*d  Sullivan,  Jr., 
{  Charles  Sumner, 
i  New^U A.Thompson, 
i  Thomas  'folnxan, 
i  George  3.  L'pton, 
!  John  M    Williams, 
:  Robert  C.  Wihthrop, 

!  Worcester  County. 

Bane. 

j  Edward  Denny. 
/"•'    '/bury. 
]  Eben  Tor rey. 

Leominster. 
j  David  Wil  ler. 

Ne  ■    Brainiree. 
Samuel  Mixter. 

Norlhborottgh. 
Cyrus  Gale. 
|     North  Brookfield, 
,  Amasa  Walker. 
'    .        Prhtrtrton. 
\  Chas.  Resell. 
I  1 1  'orcester, 

J  P.  Emory  Aldricb, 
i  Charles  Allen, 
j  Asa  L.  Burbank, 
1  Isaac  Davis, 
:  Levi  Lincoln. 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


COMMI 


310NERS. 


Re.ndcr\i  in  Massachusetts,  appointed  by  other  States  to  take  testimony  to  be  used,  and 
Acknowledgments  ox  Deeds  to  be  recorded,  in  said  States. 


ALABAMA. 

Adams  Ghas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 

Angell  Geo.  T.y 

Austin  I  vers  J.,  ". 

Browne  C  lustea,  " 

Buck  Edward, 

Currier  Benj.  H.,  " 

Gilts  Alfred  E.,  " 

Healey  John  P.,  <; 

Jackson  Abraham,  Jr.,  " 

Randall  Ons  G.,  4' 

Richardson  Geo,  F..       " 

Smyth  W.  E.  P., 

Field  Jena.  E.,  Stockbridge. 

Leonard  Nor.  T.,  We>trield. 

Iliii  J.  Henry,     Worcester. 

AHKAN3AS. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F..  Boston. 

Angell  Geo.  T., 

Currier  Beni.  II. ,  " 

Randall  Otis  G., 

CALIFORNIA. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 
Angell  Geo.  T., '  " 

Austin  Ivers  J.,  " 

Bates  Sam'l  W., 
Burbahk  Robert  I,,        " 
Currier  Benj.  II. ,  '; 

Draper- John  W., 
Dyer  Micau,  Jr.,  4S 

Fiske  Edward,  "■ 

Hale  George  S  , 
Randall  Otis  G., 
like  Geo.  fch, 
Sharp  Daniel, 
Suter  Hales  W., 
Richardson  Win. A.,  Lowell 
Cuniminga  A.  I..  K  .XI  cry 
Gardner  E.  51.,  N"a  nu     ei 
Stone  jo-.  1  C,  Nov.  &  ifc 
Cc  ik  J  ohn,     Newbury  pott 
Golf  B<  nj.  F.,  \\  arc 

Osgood  J.  B-.  F.,  Sakm 
Welib  Stephen  P.,  Salem 
Leonard  _N.  T\,  VVesUioU! 
Hal  J.  Henry,      Worcester 

CONNECTICUT. 

Abbott  James  A,,      B  rstoia 
Adams  Ghas.  B.  F.,  ,    " 
Anatil  Geo.  T.f 
Austin  LversJ., 
BullesJohn.A., 
Browue  ( Jeorae  M.,        " 
Buck  Edward 
Burl  aiifc  B  i  .  rtl.f 
Chi        •.:.-.•  P., 
■■■•  Bt  nj. 11., 
Demand  Charles,  " 

Dexter  fhomas  A.,        " 
Dyer  Micah,  Jr., 
Ely  Alfred  B.,  - 
Hale  George  S., 
Eltiatmgs  Geo.  R., 
iiobbs  William,  Jr.,      Si 


Holmes  John  S 
Mayo  Charles, 
Nickerson  Joseph, 
Nutter  Charles  C, 
Plimpton  Silas  P., 
Pond  Benj., 
Putnam  Joan  P., 
Randall  Otis  G., 
Rice  George  E., 
Richardson  Geo.  F., 
Sharp  Daniel, 
Smith  Wm.  II.  I.. 
Smyth  W\  E.  P., 
Sullivan  James  P.,    * 
Suter  Hales  W., 
Thornton  J.  Wiosrate, 


.orrirri  i     L 


Ladd  Jonathan,  Lowell. 
Leonard  N.  T.,  Westfield. 
Kingsbury  F.  A.,Weymo'th. 
Hill  J.  Henry,  Worcester. 
Stoddard  E.  B., 
Searuans  O.  A.,  Springfield- 

DELAWARE. 

Adams  Chas.  B.F.,  Boston. 
Angell  Geo.  T.,  " 

Currier  Benj.  H., 
Ran  tall  Otis  G.. 
Leonard  N.  T.,  '  Westfield. 
Hill  J.  Henry,     Worcester. 

FLOKlDA. 

Adams  Chas.  B.F..  Boston. 
Angell  George  T...  ' 


Boston.  !  Hobbs  Wm.  Jr.,      Boston. 
Jackson  Abra'm,  Jr.,     '' 
Lynde  Alonzo  V.,  " 

Kingsbury  Geo.  II.,      " 
Paine  John  T., 
Palfrey  Francis  W.,       " 
Randall  Otis  G.} 
Smyth  W.  E.  P., 
Bennett  Chas.  F  ,     Dalton. 
Briggs  Geo.  P.,    Lawrence. 
Collins  G.,        (Thorndike) 
Palmer  [Salem. 

Pingree  Thomas  P.,  Jr.. 
Rantoul  Robert  S.,  Salem. 
Go  if  Ben].  F.,  Ware. 

Hall  Franklin,    Worcester. 
Lawrence.      Hill  J.  Henry,  4i 

Stoddard  Elijah  B.,     » 
Laud  Jonathan,         Lowell, 
Leonard  Norman  T.,W'stf'd 


B 

cv.vne  Causti  o, 

" 

c 

rfier  Beni.  H., 

" 

Dexter  Thos.  A., 

i< 

P: 

r'jtei   :  r./-!-!.,  >"   , 

« 

! 

■•..      1  Dtis  G  , 

'•• 

:  ■ 

:e  ;  Jro.  E., 

«. 

Si 

•''     .Villiam  H. 

L.,   " 

S; 

7th  W.  E.  P., 

<i 

■ 

mmings  A.  I..   Roxbu 

ry- 

L 

niard  NT.  T.,  '  V* 

estfi 

Id. 

'  il 

It  J.  Henry,    TV 

GEOIK    [A. 

.-  :\  ■   jt 

Isms  Chaa  B.  F. 

»n. 

Ai 

; 

..-••A  Gei  -;■;  'P. 
■.•  low  ;  fi  ici  tt, 

" 

.     •.    1 .  :  •■     .    ':, 

<* 

rrierB   nj.  11. , 

<< 

y 

st-  r  Thomas  A., 
mdali  Otis  G., 

" 

5       ■  -      X.  t„    Westfleld 


Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 

Angtlt  George  X., 

Austin  Ivers  J., 

Baldwin  Henry, 

Br  lofcs  b  ranci'a  A.,         " 

Carrier  Benj.  IE, 

Ely  Alfred  B.,  ** 


Lynde  AlonzoV.,  Stoneh'm. 

Walker  Geo.,      Springfield. 

INDIANA. 

Adams  Chas,  B.  F.,  Boston. 
Angell  Geo.  T., 
Austin  Ivors  J.,  .  " 

Baldwin  Henry,  i: 

Bares  Sam'l  W., 
Bodes  John  A., 
Browne  Causten,  <l 

Buck  Edward,  " 

Currier  Benj.  H.,  " 

Ely  Alfred  B.. 
Harris  George  S., 
Hobbs  Wm.,  Jr.,  " 

Horse  Nathan,  i; 

Randall  Otis  G., 
Rice  Geo.  E.,  " 

Smyth  W.  E.  P.. 
Thayer  James  B.,  " 

Thoimton  J.  Wifigate,  " 
Crapo  WAV.,  New  Bedfoi  i. 
Cummings  A.  I.,    Roxbury. 
Hill  J.  Henry,    Worcester. 
Stoddard  Elijah  B.,      " 
I. add  Jonathan,         Lowell. 
Leonard •  N.  T.,     Westi 
Pirsgree  Thos.  P.,Jr.,Saieu:. 

IOWA. 
Adarn^  Chas.  B.  F..  Boston. 
A:.      !!  Geo.  T., 
Austin  Ivers  J.,  " 

•Ball  Joshua  D., 
Bates  Samuel  W.,  '« 

Beard  Ithamar  W .,        '* 
Browne  Causten,  " 

Burbank  llr.bert  L, 
(    tas    Jai  ies  M., 
Currier  Benj.  11  , 
Dickinson  Fred'k  W.,    " 
Eastman  Josephus, 
Ifarris  Geo.  S.,  " 

Hobbs  Wm.,  Jr., 
Pond  Benjamin,  4v 

Randall  Otis  G., 
Rice  Geo.  E..  «; 


COMMISSIONERS. 


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Smyth  W.  E.  P.,  Boston. 
Suter  Hales  W.,  " 

Thayer  James  B., 
Filton  Warren,  " 

Novo*  Sim'l  B..  Canton. 
Bradford  Duncan,  Cha'st'n. 
Russell  Jcre'h,  Haverhill. 
Caveriy  Robert  B.,  Lowell. 
Ladd  jona.,  " 

Kirklantl  H.,  Northampton. 
Golf  Benj.  b\,  Ware. 

Hal!  Frail  kiln,  Worcester. 
Hill  J-  Henry, 
Leonard  N.  T  ,  Westfield. 
Osgood  J.  B.  F.,  Salem. 
Rantoul  Robert  S.,  " 
Seamans  O.  A.,  Springfield. 
Walker  George,  l> 

KANSAS. 

Adams  Chas  B.  F., Boston. 
Angell  Geo.  T., 
Randall  Otis  G., 

KENTUCKY. 

Adams  Cnas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 

Angell  George  T.,  " 

Austin  Ivers  J.,  " 

Buck  Edward,  " 
CunierBenj.  EL, 
Ely  Alfred  8., 

Harlow  Thomas  S.,  " 

Pond  Benjamin,  " 

Randall  Otis  G.,  »« 

Sharp  Daniel,  iS 

Smyth  W.  E.  P.,  " 

Thornton  J.  Wingate,  " 

LOUISIANA. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston, 

-Andrews  John  L.,  " 
AngeR  George  T., 

Bet  ton  George  E.,  '* 

Luc-;   Edward,  " 

<  urrier  Benj.  K.,  " 

Dehon  William,  " 

Ely  Alfred  B.,  a 
HiHard  William, 


Morse  N 


itnan, 


Nutter  Charles  C. 
Palfrey  Francis  W.. 
Prince  Frederick  0., 
Randall  Otis  G., 
Lire  George  E., 
Sanger  George  P., 
Smith  Win.  H.  L., 
Smyth  W.  E.  P., 
Thornton  J.  Wingate, 
R  >berts  David,     '      S 
Leonard  N.  T.,     West! 
Haii  Franklin,    Worce 
HiUJ.Henry, 

MAINE, 

Abbott  James  A.,    Bo< 
Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,      ' 
Allen  Augustus  O.,    ' 
Ati«*n  Charl  a  E.,  ' 

Alien  Frederick  IL, 
ArtseU  G  'orge  T., 
Atkins;  .-.  Jacob, 
Au  nin  Lvers  J.. 
Bacon  Charles  H., 
Baldwin  Henry,  ' 

Banjeld  Everett  C, 
Bites  Samuel  \V„ 
Heard  Ithamar  W., 
3 


alem. 
Lfield. 

ester. 


Bigelow  John  P.,      Boston. 
Blake  Edward, 
Bolles  John  A., 
Brocks  Francis  A., 

Brown  Wm.  Locke,  " 
Buck  Edward, 

Bnrbank  Robert  I.,  " 

Bar*  Wi  liam  L.,    .  U 

Butler  Benjamin,  " 

Chandler  Charles  P.,  " 

Chandler  Peleg  W.,  " 

Clarke  Samuel  G.,  " 

Co i>ke  Benjamin  F.,  " 

Cottrell  Asa,  " 

Currier  Benj.  H.,  " 

D  ma  Edward  A.,  '« 

Demohd  Charles,  " 

Dexter  Thomas  A.,  " 

Do'ige  John  C,  " 

JDudley  Elbridge  G.,  «« 
j  Ellis  Charles  Si., 

J  Ely  Alfred  B.,  " 

•  Emerson  John  W.,  " 

|  Fiske  Augustus  IL,   '  « 
j  Fuller  IL  Weld, 
Giles  Alfred  E„ 

!  Gilley  John  E.  M*.,  " 

Gray  Ebenezer,  " 
Hale  Geo.  S., 
Hail  Franklin, 

Harlow  Thomas  S.,  '* 

Hart  S  Rowland,  " 
Hayes  Francis  B  , 

Haynes  Henry  W.,  «'« 

Hodges  Edward  F.,  " 
Jackson  Abraham,  Jr.,  " 

Jewell  Harvey,  " 
Joy  -Albion  K.  P., 

Judd  Chauiicy  P.,  " 

Kettelle  Jacob  Q.,  " 

Kingsbury  Geo.  H.,  '* 

Knapp  William,  " 

Lynde  Alon'zo  V.,  '.* 
Maine 
McLd 

Moore  Edward  N.,  " 

Nichols  John  P.,  " 

Nicfcersob  Joseph,  '* 

Nutter  Charles  C,  " 

Nittter  Thomas  F .,  i% 

Otis  Edmund  IL,  «' 

P«rmenter  Wm.  E.,  '? 

Phil'ips  Thomas  W.,  " 

Pike  Charles  E.,  " 

Pond  Benjamin,  " 

Quinsy  Samuel  M.,  " 

Randall  Otis  G„  " 

Rice  George  E.,  Ci 

Rollins  James  W.,  " 

Russ  Augustus,  " 

Sanger  George  P.,  " 

Sharp  Daniel,  «4 
Smith  Wm.  H.  L., 
Smyth  W.  E.  P., 

S'pve^s  Oliver,  " 
Suter  Hales  W., 

Thayer  James  B.  " 
Thorndike  Samuel  L..  u 
Thornton  J.  Wingate,  " 

Walker  William  L.,  " 

Washburn  Alex..C,  " 

Washburn  Fred.  L.,  »', 
Watts  Francis  O., 

W  el  a  S  muel,  Jr.,  « 

Wheetock  Peter. S.s  ** 

Witlard   Paul,  " 

Williamson  Wm.  C,  " 

Wood  mm  C5  aa.  C  ,  " 
Fame  H.  W.,     Cambridge 


iebeus  C. 

m  G.  F.. 


Mayhew  T.  G.,  Edgartowm. 
WeOber  John,  Gloucester. 
Gay  Ehenezer,      Hingham. 


Bordman  B., 


Lawrence. 


Briggs  George  P.,        " 
Caveriy  Robert  B.,  Lowell. 
Brown  S.  A.,  " 

Lawrence  Samuel,  " 

Richardson  Wm.  A..     " 
Smith  Edm'd,  Newburyp't. 
Chi)sonH.H.,Northampccn. 
Perkins    Jonas    li.,    North 

Bridgewater. 
Perry  Jairus  W.,        Salem. 
Roberts  David,  " 

PingreeThos.  P.,  Jr.,    " 
Bates  Moses,  Jr., Plymouth. 
Gaston  William,    Roxbury. 
Weed  Dan,  Salem. 

Morton  Jas.  H.,  Springfield, 
Field  Jona.  E..Stockbridge. 
Lynde  Alonzo  Y.,Storieh'm. 
Leonard  N.  T.,     Westfield, 
Hall  Elijah  F.,  Weymouth. 
Kingsbury  Fisher  A.,  '* 
Loud  John  W., 
Hall  Frank,         Worcester. 
Hill  J.  Henry, 
Stoddard  Elijah  B.,    " 

M4.KYLA.ND, 

Abbott  James  A.,     Boston. 
Adams  Chas.  B.  F., 
Angell  George  T.,  " 

Austin  lvers  J.,  " 

Ball  Joshua  D.,  " 

Currier  Benj.  H.,  " 

Ely  Alfred  B,, 
Emery  Thomas  O,         " 
Fiske  Augustus  IL,       " 
G-riggs  George,  s* 

Hobbs  William,  Jr.,      *' 
Jackson  Abraham,  Jr.,  li 
Randall  Otis  G., 
Rice  George  E.,  " 

Washburn  Fred.  L.,       '* 
Phillips  Stephen  II.,  Salem. 
Ping-re  Thos.  P.,  Jr.,     « 
Leonard  N.  T.,     Westfield. 
Hill  J,  Henry,    Worcester. 

MICHIGAN. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 
Angell  George  T., 
Austin  lvers  J,,  '"' 

Brooks  Francis  A.,         " 
Buck  Edward,  l< 

Currier  Benj.  IL, 
Davis  William  ,NT.V 
Dickinson  Fred.  W.,      " 
Elv  Alfred  B., 
Hobbs  William,  Jr.,      4i- 
Hubbard  Nath'i  1)., 
Johnson  Henry  A.,        ,f 
Kettelie  Jacob  Q., 
Kingsbury  Geo.  IL.      i— 
Morton  Marcus,  Jr.,      ,l 
Randall  Otis  G.; 
Sharp  Daniel,  '« 

Smyth  W.  E.  P., 
Sullivan  James  P., 
Suter  Hales  W., 
I'hayer  James  B.t 
Lucius Boitwood,  Amherst. 
Livermore  George  AV., Cam- 
bridge. 
Noyes  Samuel  B..    Canton. 
Crapo  Wm.  \Y.tN.V^rd. 
Endicott  Win.  C.       Salem. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Walker  George,  Springfield. 
Ladd  Jonathan,  Lowell. 
Richardson  Wm.  A.,  " 
iie'A  Jona.  E.,  Stockbridge. 
Whitney  Edwin,  Stowe. 
Goff  Benjamin  F.,  Ware. 
Leonard  N.  T.,  Wcstfield. 
Hill  J.  Henry,  Worcester. 
Stoddard  Elijah  B.,    " 

MINNESOTA. 

Adams  Chas.B.  E,,  Boston. 
Angell  Geo.  T.,  " 

Ball  Joshua  D., 

Browne  Cans  ten,  M 

Currier  Benj,  IE,  " 

Dudley  Dean,  " 

Otis  Edmund  B.  »' 

Kandall  Otis  G.,  " 

Rice  George  E.,  *' 

Ladd  Jonathan,  Lowell. 
Goff  Benjamin  F. ,  ^  Ware. 
Hill  J.  Henry,     Worcester. 

MISSISSIPPI. 

Adams  Chas,  B.  F.,  Boston. 
AngeI3.Geo.rge  T., 
Austin  Ivers  J.,  " 

Currier  Benj.  H.,  " 

Jackson  Abraham  Jr.,  <; 
ItandaBQtis  G., 
Rice  George  E.,  " 

Thornton  J.  Wingate,  " 
Leonard  N.  T.,     Westfield. 


MISSOURI. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 
Angell  George  T.,  " 

Austin  ivers  J.,  " 

Bigelow  Horatio,"  " 

Currier  Benj,  H.,  " 

Giles  Alfred  E.,  " 

Jackson  Abraham  Jr.,  ° 
Johnson  Henry  A.,  " 
Otis  Edmund  B.,  " 

Randall  Otis  G,,  " 

Rice  George  E.,  " 

Sharp  Darnel, 
Smith  Ch  imicey,  " 

Smyth  W.  E.  P.,  ': 

BriggsGeo.  P.,  Lawrence, 
Pitman  R.  C.  New  Bedford. 
Leonard  X.  T.,  Wesiford. 
Hall  Franklin,  Worcester. 
Hill  J.  Henry, 

NEBRASKA.. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 
Angell  George  T.,  " 

Randall  Otis  G.,  " 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

Abbott  James  A*>     Boston. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,       " 

Albce  Sumner, 

Angell  George  T,,  ,( 

Austin  Iverai  J.,  " 

Ayers  Phineas, 

Barnes  Isaac  O.,    •  '* 

Bates  Samuel  W.,  " 

Beard  Ithamar  W., 


>n   (i 


Bi 


rg    P 

a  P., 


Clark  Samuel  G.,     Boston,  j 
Cottrell  Asa, 
Currier  Benj.  H., 
Cutter  Isaac  J., 
Dana  Edward  A., 
Dexter  Thomas  A., 
Dow  Nathan  T., 
Dudlet  Elbridge, 
Duncklee  Mark  F., 
Dyer  Micah,  Jr., 
Eastman  Josephus, 
Ely  Alfred  B., 
Emerson  John  W., 
Fiske  Augustus  II. t 
Hale  George  S., 
Hayes  Francis  B., 
Haynes  Henry  W., 
Hazelton  Horace  L., 
Healey  John  P., 
Ilobbs  Wffl.,  Jr., 
Hersey  A.  C, 
Hubbard  Nath'l  D., 
Hutchins  Horace  G., 
Jewell  Harvey, 
Joy  Albion  K*.  P., 
Lyrtde  Alonzo  V., 
Mason  David  H., 
Muzzey  Henry  W., 
Nash  Stephen  G,, 
i  Nickerson  Joseph, 
|  Nutter  Charles  E., 
Nutter  Th0  3.  F., 
Parker  Henry  M., 
Pierce  Roger  N., 
Pike  Charles  E., 
!  Plummer  William, 
i   Pond  Benjamin, 
I  Price  E.  Sewall, 
Randall  Otis  G., 
Rogers  Wi Shams. 
Rollins  James  W.., 
Sharp  Daniel, 
Smith  Wm.  H.  L., 
Smyth  W.  E.  P.; 
T haver  James  B„,  ** 

Thorndike  Samuel  L.,  ■'« 
Thornton  J.  Wingate,  " 
Tattle  Charles  W.,  " 
A'-'heclcr  A 'ex.  S„  « 

.    san  Chas.  C,       " 
Griihn  J.Q.A.,  Charlestovn. 
Stevens  Chas.  G.,     Clinton. 

TvIerJ    H.  (E.)  Cambridge. 

VCareT.  K.,         Fitchbunr. 

Russell  Jere.,        Haverhill. 

y  :*  Unan  B.,         Lawrence. 

Briggs  Geo.  P., 

Brown  Alnheua  R.,  Lowell. 

Howe  Moses  G.,  " 

Ladd  Jona.,  J; 

Lawrence  Samuel,         " 

Norris  A.  F.  L.,  " 

Ekha  rd  wn  Wm.  A.,     ''"• 

Webster  W.  P.,  » 

Brown  Is  iar,  Lynn. 

Vi.'.-e  i;  ■::;.  F., 

G  inii   _r  E.  IE,  Nantucket. 

Smilh  Bdruu'd^Newburyp't. 

P  ngreeThos.  P^Jr.,Salero. 

Phillip*  Stephen  II.,      ** 

\V«cd'D-an, 

Walker  GeOi,     Springfield 

LymieA.  V.,       Stoaeham. 


Bur  bank  Robert  I., 
Butler  Benjamin, 
Butters  William, 
Chaae  Jailed  M-, 
Churchill  J  osephM., 


M  estficld. 

Weymouth. 


IU!J  Elijah  I 
Kingsbury  F 
BiesreeE.  W.  Winebendon 

Ihli  J.  Uci  7r    Worcestej 
Stoddard  Elijah.  B.,    u 


NEW  JERSEY. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 
Angell  George  T.,  " 

Bolles,  John  A., 
Currier  Benj.  II., 
Phillips  Geo.  W.,  " 

Randal!  Otis  G., 
Ladd.!  mm  a.,  Lowell. 

Leonard  N.  T.,  Westfield. 
Barton  Wm.  S.,  Worcester. 

NEW   MEXICO. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 
Angell  George  T.,         " 
Currier  Benj    H.,  " 

Randall  Otis  G.,  " 

Rice  George  E.,  " 

NEW  YOKE. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 
Angell  Georae  T.,        " 
Avery  Edward,  " 

Bolles  John  A., 
Burt  Wm.  L., 
Currier  Benj,  IE,  " 

Demond  Charles.  " 

French  Asa,  " 

Hale  George  S.,  " 

Lothrop  Thornton  K.,  " 
Nutter  Charles  C,  " 

Palfrey  Francis  W.,       " 
Pearson  Eliphalet,        " 
Randall  Otis  G., 
Smith  Wm.  H.  L., 
Smyth  W.  E.  P.,  " 

Watts  Francis  0.,  " 

Sanford  J.  B.,  Attleboro* 
Bennett  Chas.  F.,  Dalton. 
Borden  Simeon,  Fall  River. 
Tucker  Geo.  J.,  Lenox. 
Caverly  Rob't  B.,  Lowell. 
Richardson  W.  A.,  " 

!  Bunker  J.  M.,  Nantucket. 
Stetson  T.  M., New  Bedford. 
Stone  Jos.  C,  New  Bedford. 
Osgood  Jos.  B.  F.,  Salem. 
Pingree  1  hos.  I'.,  Jr.,  " 
BondE.  W.,  Springfield. 
Soule  Augustus  LM  " 
Walker  Geo., 

Brayton  John  S.,  Taunton. 
G  )ff  Benj.  F.,  Ware. 

Leonard  N.  T.,  Westfield. 
Kingsbury  F.  A.,  Weymouth. 
Dewey  I)  N.,Williamstown. 
Barton  Wm  S.,  Worcester, 
Green  Wm.  N.,  ** 

Hill  J.  Henry,  .    " 

Stoddard  Elijah  B.,      4< 

NORTH   CAROLINA. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F., Boston. 
Angell  Geo,  T.,.  14 

Austin  I  vera  J.,  " 

Currier  Benj.  IL,  H 

Randall  Otis  G.,  " 

Rice  Geo.  E.,  •* 

Smyth  \V.  E.  P., 
Thornton  J.  Wingate,  " 
Cummings  A.  I.,  Eoxbury. 
Leonard  N.  E,     Westfield. 
Hill  J.  Henry,     Worcester. 

OHIO. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston; 
Angell  George  I\,         4i 
Austin  Ivers  S.,  M 

Baldwin  lienry, 


1755048 


Ball  Josoua  D.,       Boston. 
Rites  S  ir->uei  W.,  " 

<\  lies  J  >hn  A..  ,£ 

Browne  Causten, 
Buck  Edward, 
Burbank  Robert  L,       *' 
Ch  iatj   Frederick  W  ,  " 
ChuTc'hill  Joseph  M.,    " 
Currier  Benj.  H., 
Demoi  d  Charles,  " 

E«an  James, 
Ely  Alfred  $., 
H  ivward  Charles,  " 

Hobbs  Win.,  Jr.,  " 

Hodges  Edward  F.,  " 
Johnson  Henry  A.,  " 
L-vnde  Alonzo  V.,  " 
Mason David  H., 
Muzzey  Henry  W.,  " 
Otis  Edmund  B.,  " 

Palfrey  Francis  W.,  " 
Parker  Francis  E.,  " 
Parker  Henry  M.,  " 
Pond  Benjamin,  " 

Quincv  Samuel  M.,        " 
Randall  Otis  G., 
lianney  Ambrose  A.,    " 
Rice  George  E.,  u 

Sharp  D  irUel,  M 

Smyth  W.  E.  P., 
Thayer  James  B., 
Thornton  J.  Wingate,  " 
Wheelock  Peter  S.,       " 
Briggs  Geo.  P.,    Lawrence. 
Ladd  Jonathan,         Lowell. 
Crapo  Wra.  W.,  N.Bedford, 
Phillips  Stephen  H.,  Salem- 
Ran  tout  Robert  S.,         ;< 
Walker  Geo.,    Springfield. 
Field  Jona.E.,  Stoekbridge; 
Go ff  Benjamin  F.,      Ware. 
Lvnde  A.  V.,       Stoneham. 
Leon  ti  1  N.  T.,     Westfield. 
Kali  Franklin,    Worcester. 
Hiil  J.  Henry,  '* 

Stoddard  Elijah  P.,   " 


Aflams  unas.  d.  i  ..  j  ioston, 
Angell  Geo.  T., 
Currier  Benj.  H., 

Randall  0*is  G  .  " 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

A  lams  Chas,  R.F.,  Boston. 
Angell  George  >T., 

Austin  Ivers  J.,  ,{ 

Bali  Joshua  D.,  " 

Builes  John  A.,  " 
Suck  Edward, 

Burbank  Robert  I.,  " 

Chase  James  M*.  " 

Cottrell  Asa,  " 

Currier  Benjamin  II.,  " 

Dana  Chirks  F,,  u 

Dexter  Thomas  A.,  M 

Demond  Cnarles,  " 

(lodges  Edward  F.,  «« 

Hubbard  Nath'i  O.,  « 

Morton  Marcus,  Jr.,  «« 

N'at'tr  Charier  C,  *' 

Pri         Fr   dtrJcC,  M 
| ■'-■•■  ■  ■■'::  Otis  G., 

Rice  George  E.,  " 

R  ('Ulna  James  W.,  ,4 

Ssayth  W.  E.  f»  « 
ftory  Isaac, 

£*»ry  William  W.,  " 


COMMISSIONERS. 


Suter  Hales  W.,  'Boston. 
Thornton  J.  Wingate,  •' 
Brigas  Geo.  P.,  Lawrence. 
Stickney  Jeremiah  C.,Lynn. 
CUiJson  Haynes  H.,  North- 
ampton. 
Cummin gs  A.  I.,  Roxbury. 
Rantoul  RobertS.,  Salem. 
Walker  Geo.,  Springfield." 
Goif  Benjamin  F.,  Ware. 
Leonard  N.  T.,  Westfield. 
Hill  J.  Henry,     Worcester; 

RHODE   ISLAND. 

Abbott  James  A.,     Boston. 
Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,       " 
Ames  Isaac,  " 

Angell  George  T.,  " 

Austin  Ivers  J.,  ,! 

Bacon  Charles  H., 
Baldwin  Henry, 
Bo  lies  John  A"., 
Browne  Causten,  " 

Buck  Edward,  " 

Currier  Benjamin  H.,  <J 
Dexter  William  S.,  " 
Griggs  George,  " 

Harlow  Thomas  S.,  u 
Hillisrd  William, 
Hobbs  William,  Jr„  " 
Jackson  Abraham, Jr.,  •* 
Judson  Walter  H.,  " 
Keith  James  M.,  " 

Perkins  David  ** 

Rand  Edward  S., 
Randall  Otis  &,,  «« 

Rice  George  E.,  " 

Sharp  Daniel,  " 

Shaw  Lemuel,  Jr.,  " 

Smyth  W.  E.  P,  " 

Suter  Hales  W.,  " 

Sullivan  James  P.,         " 
Washburn  Alex.  C,      " 
Wheelock  Peter  S.f 
Sanford  J.  B.,      Attleboro'. 
Bofdraan  Benj.,   Lawrence. 
Pitman  R.C.New  Bedford. 
Roberts  David,  Salem. 

Morton  Jas.  H.fSpringfield. 
Seamans  Otis  A.,  " 
Brayton  John  S.,  Taunton. 
Leonard  N.  T.,  Westfield. 
Kingsbury  Fisher  A.,  Wey- 
mouth. 
Hill  J.  Henry,  Worcester, 
Stoddard  Elijah  B.,       " 

SOUTH    CAROLINA. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.)  Boston. ' 
Angell  George  T.,  •' 

Bates  Samuel  W.,  " 

Currier  Benjamin  H.,    " 
Dexter  Thomas  A.,       "     - 
Egaa  James,  M 

Ely  Alfred  B., 
Griggs  George,  " 

Hilliard  William,  " 

Randal]  Otis  G., 
Rice  George  E.,  " 

Morton  Jas.  H., Springfield. 
Leonard  N.T.,  Westfield. 
Hill  J.Henry,     Worcester. 

TENNESSEE. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 
Angell  George  T.„         u 
Austin  Ivers  J„ 
Bigelow  Georga  T., 


35 


Browne  Causten,      Boston. 
Currier  Benjamin  H.,    " 
Otis  Edmund  B.,  " 

Randall  Otis  G., 
Smyth  W.  E.  P., 
Thornton  J.  Wingate,   "' 
Cummings  A.  I.,  Roxbury. 
l^ingree  Thos.p.,Jr.,  Salem. 
Leonard  N.  T.,     Westfield. 
Hiil  J.  Henry,    Worcester. 

TEXAS. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 
Angell  George  T.,  " 

Aspinwall  William,  " 
Brinley  Francis,  " 

Cooke  Benjamin  F.,  '* 
Currier  Benjamin  H.,  " 
Fiske  Edward,  " 

Hale  George  S.,  " 

Hodges  Edward  F.,  " 
Randall  Otis  G.,  u 

Smyth  W.  E.  P., 
Leonard  N.  T.,     Westfield. 

UTAH. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 
An  sell  George  T-.         " 


Abbott  James  A.,    Boston. 
Adams  Chas.  B., 
Angell  George  T.,  " 

Albee  Sumner,  " 

Austin  Ivers  J.,  <s 

Bates  Samuel  W„ 
Bigelow  John  P.,  ,4 

Boiles  John  A., 
Burbank  Robert  I.,        " 
Burke  Albert  G.,  " 

Currier  Benj.  H.,  si 

Dana  Charles  F.,  4< 

Ely  Alfred  B.,      ' 
Griggs  George, 
Hale  George  S.,  fi 

Hayes  Francis  B.,  ** 

Hobbs  Wiliiam,  Jr.,  " 
He  Iges  Edward  F.,  <[ 
Hubbard  Josiah  W.,  " 
Hutchins  Henry  C,  " 
Jewell  Harvey,  " 

Keith  James  M„ 
Mason  Lyman,  " 

Pond  Benjamin,  " 

Randall  Otis  G.,  " 

Ranney  Ambrose  A.,  " 
Rice  George  E„  " 

Richardson  Nath'l,        M 
Smith  Chauncey, 
Smith  Wm.  H.L., 
Smyth  W.  E.  P  ,  il       . 

Sullivan  James  P.,  " 
Suter  Hales  W.,  " 

Thornton  J.  Wingate,  " 
Wakefield  Thos.- L.;      *• 
Wheelock  Peter  S., 
Wcllititrton  Hiram,        " 
Wiliard  Paul, 

I   Ladd  Jiinathan,         Lowell. 

|   Briggs  Geo.  P.,    Laurence. 

j    Brown  A.  &.,  Lowell. 

i   Webster  Wm.  P..      L    ■ 

!  Stetson  T.  M.,  N.  Bedford. 

!   Smith  E.,        Newburyport. 

|   Blodgett  W.W.,  Pawtucket. 

!   Phillips  Stephen  JL,  Salem. 

{   Pingree  T.  P.,  Jr., 
Field  Jona.  E.,  Stockbridge 


•  ■-'    • 


36 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Seamaas  0.  A.,  SprinsrnelL 
Goff  Benjamin  F.,  Ware. 
Hal!  Elijah  F.,  Weymouth. 
Kingsbury  F.  A.,  " 
Pierte  L.  W.,  Winchendon. 
Hill  J.  Henry,  Worcester. 
Stoddard  Elijah  B.,     " 

V2ROINIA. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.}  Boston. 

Ar.gell  George  T,,  " 

Austin  I^ers  J.,  " 

Bolles  John  A.,  " 

Churchill  Joseph  fcL,  " 
Coolidge  J.  R.,   ' 

Currier  Benj.  H.,  " 

Hale  George  S.,  " 
Hobbs  Wm.,  Jr., 

Jackson  A.,  Jr.,  " 

Otis  Edmund  B.,  ,:     , 

Pond  Benjamin,  " 

Randall  Otis  G.,  " 

Rice  George  K.,  ** 
Smyth  W/E.  P., 

Thornton  J.  Wingate,  4i 


Til  ton  Warren,  Bo  iton. 
Aldrich  P  E.,  Worcester. 
Leonard  X.  T.,     Westficld. 

WASHINGTON   TERRITORV. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 
Currier  Benj.  H.,  '* 

Randall  Otis  G., 
Rice  George  E.,  " 

Stevens  Oliver,  " 

WISCONSIN. 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.,  Boston. 

Angel!  George  T.,  i; 

Austin  Tver?  J.,  ,; 
Bait  Joshua  D., 

Brooks  Francis  A.,  " 
Browne  Causten, 

Burbank  Robert  I.  " 

Butler  benjamin,  4i 

Codman  Hubert,  " 

Currier  Benjamin  II.,  ;' 

Hams  George  S.,  '« 

Hayes  Francis  B.,  " 


Hubbard  Nath'l  D.,  Boston. 
Johnson  Henry  A.,        " 
Lynde  Alonzo  V., 
Parker  Francis  E.,         " 
Plimpton  Silas  F.,  " 

Pond  Benjamin, 
Randall  Otis  G.,  " 

luce  George  E.,  " 

Sharp  Daniel,  " 

Smyth  W  E.  P., 
Thaver  James  B.,  " 

Washburn  Alex.  C,       " 
Noyes  Samuel  B.,    Canton, 
Bennett  Charles  F.,  Dalton. 
Ladd  Jonathan,         Lowell. 
Richardson  Wro.  A.,     " 
Pitman  R.  C,  New  Bedford. 
Weils  Sam'l,  Northampton. 
Kinklaud  Harvey,     *' 
Field  Jona.  E.,  Stockbridge. 
Lynde  A.  Y.,        Stoneham. 
Goff  Benjamin  F.,      Ware. 
Leonard  N.  T.,    Westfield. 
Hill  J.  Henry,     Worcester. 
Stoddard  Elijah  B.,     " 


COMMISSIONERS, 


Resident  in  ether  States,  -who  have  been  appointed  by  the  Governor  of  Massachusetts, 
to  take  testimony  and  depositions  to  be  read  in  the  Courts  of  Massachusetts  ;  also  to 
administer  Oaths,  and  to  take  the  Acknowledgments  of  Deeds,  Powers  of  Attorney, 
and  all  instruments  under  seal,  to  be  recorded  in  said  Commonwealth.. 


[Note.  —  The  term  for  which  these  Commissioners  hold  their  office  is  restricted  to  three 


yea) 


The  dais  of  their  appointment  is  given  against  each  name.] 

ALABAMA* 


Mobile.  Henrv  Chamberlain,  Mar.  3,  1857. 

«<       George  Conway.  March  3.  1857. 

«      Sidney  T.  Douglas,  Mar.  23,  1857. 

l£      Theo.  S.  Moody,  March  3,  1857. 
Mont'    fmru,  Jefferson  .!  .  J  ickson,  M,-.rch 

a.  i.857. 
Tu     .  GGsa,V7m.  Garrett,  Mai   h  3,  1S57. 
Tuskegee,  Win.  C.  Mclvar,  March  3,  1557. 


CALEFOB.NI 

A. 

Mary&vilU 
Nevada,  S't 
SacranieiU' 

Eugene  Pups 
c'  hen  H.  f.  ha 
..  \Via.G.  Eng 

e,  April  21,  1857 
•'.  Api  i!  21,  '56 
lish,  !"  :b.  24/57 

Lawton 


Jr.,  June  1.  '57. 


crier 

N    :  1 


j  -■  " ,.  ixrri,  Wra,  I. 

Canterbury.    Daniel  Front,  Jan.  24, 

Zforf/orrf.  lii^h'd  G.  Drake,  J  in.  21, 

i*        Wait  N.   II  -  ■'•"  .  5e;»i.  ?. 

Chas.  J.HoadJeV,  April  27, 

«<        Dvri&ht  W.  Pardee,,  J  an.  2 

«        Henry  Perkins,  J  *n.  24,  1; 


«        Win.  W.  Price,  Feb   25,1856. 
San  Francisco,  Fred.  Billing,  Feb.  24/5.7. 
*•        S  itn'X  C.  !.--■'•  ■-'.  Feb.  24,  '-37. 
«<         N  tth'l  W.  C  hlctenden,     " 
"        Benj.  B.  Gore,  Feb,  24,  1S57. 
•*        Joseph  Grant,  Feb.  19,  1858. 
"        Geo.  T.  Knox,  Slay  II,  1858, 
"        Sam'l  B.  Mill*.  JimeS),  IS5S. 

Gee.W.  Minns,  Feb.  27.  1856. 

Joan  Perrv,  Jr., Feb  24,  1S>7. 

Nathan  Porter,  F<  b.  i".  !S5S. 
"         Lewis  W.  Sioat,  Feb.  2  i .  18>7. 

Fred.LThibault,  "   24,  135?. 


Hartford, Chas.  T.  Preston,  Sept.  2,  1858. 
Erastus  Smith,  Jan.  24,  1857. 
Chas.  Whittlesey,  June  30,  1857. 
Middletmon,  Jona.  Barnes,  Jan.  24,  £857. 
New  Haven, Lyman  B.  Munson.  Ap.9,  '57. 
"  Era's  Waylmd,Jr.,Nov.  3,  '58. 

"  Jas.  M.  Woodward,  Ap.  13,  '57. 

Norwich,  Levi  H.  Goddard,  Jan.  24,  1857. 
44         Ebenezer  Learned,  Jan.  24,  '57- 
John  T.  Wait,  Jan.  24,  1857. 
Yfatcrlury,  Calvin  II.  Carter,  Oct.  5,  '-VS. 
Fred.   J.   Kingsbury,  July  27, 
1S-57. 

DELAWARE. 

Wilmington,  James  T.  Boies,  Oct.  29,  '56'. 
••  Wm.  B.  Wiggins.  March  17, 

18o7. 


DIS' 

Washington-, 


tr.icr  OF  COLUMBIA. 

Chas.  Everett,  Nov.  24.  '5.6. 
Anthony  Hyde,  Dec.  31,  '55. 
Chas.  DeSeldir.fr,  Feb.  19,  '57, 
Geo.  C.  Thomas,  Dee.  29,  '57, 


FLORIDA. 

Jacksonville,  Geo.  C.  Gibbs.  Feb.  157 1856. 
Pettsacola,  Maximo  P.  dc  Rioboo,  Ap.  13, 
1S57, 

GEOTtGIA, 

Augusta,  Frank  H.  Miller,  Aoril  6,  1857. 
3/  u  on,  David  Reid,  March  19.  1857.   ['57. 
MiUeugevUle,  H.  J.  G.  Williams,  Mar.  19, 
Savannah,  Wm.  Crabtree,  March  19,  1S57. 

"  Alex'r.  K.  Law  ton, Mar.  19,  '57. 

«  Robt,  Raiford,  Mar,  19,  1857- 


COMMISSIONERS. 


31 


Savatmahi  Levi  S.  Russell,  Mar.  10,  IS-57. 
Geo.  Schley.  Mar.  19,  18-57. 
"  Edward  Wilson,  Mar.  19,  '57. 

TJiomasville,  Jared  Everitt,  Jan.  26,  18-58. 

ILLINOIS. 
&ear<htoim,  J-  Henry  Shaw,  Dee.  29.  -55. 
io,  f.  Romeyn'Beck,  Mar.  3.  '57. 
"       H,W.  Bishop,  Jr.,  April 27,  '58. 
"      Samuel  Guthrie,  March  19,  '58. 
'■      Chas.  N.  Holden,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
Phiiip  A.  Hovne,  April  12,  '58. 
«       John  W.  Magill,  Mai.  3,  '57. 
"       George  I).  Noyes,  July  20,  '58. 
San  ford  b.  Pe'rrv,  Mar.-  3,  '57- 
"      -Win.  A.  Porter,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
'!       Ephraim.  Ward,  Jr.,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
Grcggsville,  Marshall  Avers,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
Quincy,  David  L.  Ho-ugh,  Mar.  3,  '57- 
liockford,  Horace  W.  Taylor,  July  1,  '53. 
Springfield,  A.  J.  Higbee,  Feb.  12,  '5G. 

INDIANA. 
./iwrwa,  Joseph  Clark,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
Cm  uelfon,  Hamilton  Smith,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
Fori  Wayne,  &lltsWorthington,Mar.3,'57. 
Greenfield,  Al-non  R.  Meek,  June  10,  '53. 
Indianapolis,  Wm.  R.  Strange,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
Win.  Y.  Wiley,  Dec.  29,  '57. 
Neta  Albany,  Randall  Crawford,  Mar. 3/57. 

"       '    Wm.  T.  Otto,  Mar.  3, '57. 
Richmond,  Oliver  Butler,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
South  Bend,  Wm.  G.  George,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
Vi/iceimes,  Aimer  T.  Ellis,  Mar.  3,  '57. 


Burlington,  John  N.  Baxter,  Mar.  31,  '56. 
Cvd/ir  Rapids.,   Ellsworth  >'.  Bares,  Feb. 

15,  '56. 
Clinton*,  Frank  G.  Noyes,  Nov.  17,  '56. 
14       John  H.  Sullivan,  April  4.  ^o. 
Council  Bluffs.  Dexter  C.  Bloomer.   Mar. 

23,1857. 
Davenport,  Win.  Alien,  Dec   2,  '56. 

w  ••  Jas.  W.  Gui.-eau,  July  15,  '5S. 

James  K.  Mills,  Dec.  2   '56. 
'fiubufiu,  E.  M.  BIss<  11,  Slur.  23,  '57. 

A.  II.  Dillon,  J-r  ,   Dee.  21,  '"k 
'*         Herrrv  8   Jennings, .Mar.  28,  ?57. 
Fori  Des  Moines,  Hoyt  Sherman,  Mar.  23.  I 

%3~-  •  i 

Keokuk,  Jos.  II.  M.  Bertram,  April  28,  '57-   I 
J.  Lothrbp  Rice,  Sept.  7,  '57.  I 

Lyons,  Willis  L.  Parker,  July  23,  '57. 
/;  '  doom,  Enoch  W". Eastman, Mar.23/57. 
isioux  City,  Robert  Means,  April  1,  '53. 

KANSAS. 

Burlington,  Orvilie  L.  Ford.  Oct.  29,  '57. 
Lawrence,  Edward  Clark,  Jan.  21,  '57. 

Geo.  W".  (JoU -iinore,  June  22/58. 
"  diaries  Robinson,  Jan.  21,  '57. 

Sumner,  John  J.  I n galls,  IN' o v.  IS,  '58 

John  P.  Wheeler,   Oct.  29,  1857. 

KENTrcTvT. 

I**  -  ..'  >*,  Bcnj.  F.  Graves,  March  3.  '57- 
JL&uuviUe,  James  J.   Dozier,  March  3,  '57- 

Joseph  15.  Kinkead.  Mar.3,  '57. 

Chs.  D.  Pennabaker,  Mar.3,*57. 

Chs.  L.ThOmasson,  June  30,57. 

tor  i si  as  \. 
■  '  '  '-  Ro  pti  ond  Lcgrasi  Apl  21/56. 
.V«a  Orleans,  J.  W.  An  trews',  Apl.  13,  '57. 
Rieh'd  Brennan,  Frb,l5/5tf. 
Slyer  M.  Cohen,  Feb.  6.;  '57. 
James  ii\  iham,  Feb.  6,  '•"•7. 
Chas.  V.  Jonte,  Feb.  6.  '57- 
Waiter  H.  Peters,  Feb.6/57. 


New  Orleans,  Wm.  Shannon,  Feb.  6,  '57. 
Shreveport,  Leroy  M.  Nutt,  April  21,  '56. 

MAINE. 

Auburn,  Nahum  Morrill,  June  29,  '5S. 
Augu&ta,  James  L,  Child,  Jan.  31,  '57. 

"  Asaph  R.  Nichols,  March  3,  '57. 

Bangor,  Joseph  Carr,  Sept.  7,  '57. 

"         Samuel  P.  Dinsmore,  Jan.  21.  '57. 
"         John  E.  Godfrey,  Jan.  24,  '57. 
"         George  Kent,  July  14    '57-  ' 
Bath,  John  II.  Kimball,  Feb.  19.  '57. 

"      Frederick  D.  Sewall,  Jan.  21,  '57. 
Be'fosi,  Isaac  N.  Felch,  Jan.  21.  '57. 
Brunswick,  Wm.G.  Barrows,  Jan. -21,  '57. 
Castbie.  Charles  J.  Abbott,  Jan.  21,  '57- 
Bt'imariscotla,  Ezra  B.  French,  Dec.  26/55. 
East  Livertnore,  Francis  F.  Haines,  March 

17,  'o6. 
East-port,  Aaron  Hayden,  Jr.  Jan.  21,  '57. ! 
Gardiner,  Daniel  Nutting,  July  14,  '57. 
Gorham,  John  A,  Waterman,  Aug.  3,  '53. 
Houlton,  James  C.  Madigan,  Jan.  21,  357- 
Kennebiink,  Edward  E.  Bourne,  Jr.,  Aoril 

6.  '57. 
Lewiston,  Horatio  G.  Cilley,  April  21.  'oG. 
Machius,  Chas.  W.  Porter' Feb.  21,  '57. 
Nob 'thorough,  John  R.  Coffin,  Jan.  21,  '57. 
North  Berwick,  Horatio  G.  Kerrick,  Jan. 

21,  337. 
Orono,  Nathaniel  Wilson,  Jan.  21,  '57. 
Pelham,  Moody  Hobbs,  Nov.  11,  '58, 
Portland,  Sarn'l  J.  Anderson,  Jan.  21,  '57. 
"        Edward  H.  Davies,  Jan   2jLj  '57. 
;<         Dan'l  W.  Fessenden,  Jan.21/57- 
James  O'Donnell,  Feb,  19,  '57- 
Henry  Willis,  July  25,  '57. 
Saco,  Joseph  W.  "belaud,  Jan.  21,  '57. 
Thomaston,  David  O'Brien,  July  2S,  '57. 
Winthrop,  Samuel  P.  Benson,  Jan.  21,  "5". 
Wiscasset,  Henry  In  galls,  Jan.  21,  '57. 

JiASYUND, 

Baltimore,  Wm.  M    Addison,  Feb.  13,  '57. 

Henry  W.  Davis,  May  4.  '58. 
44  Wm.  F.  Frick,  Feb.  13,  '57. 

"  Chas.  Oilman,  Feb.  13,  '57.  _ 

"  James  B.  L;  timer,  Feb.  13,  3*7. 

jabea  D.  Pratt,  Feb.  13,  '57. 
"  Dalrymple  Williams,  May  4/53. 

MICHIGAN. 

Ann  Arbor,  Samuel  Grisson,  Mar.  21,  '57- 
Wm.  S.  Mayn8rd,Mar.21,'57. 
Detroit,  Henry  Chase,  March  21,  '57. 
PvAifus  Hosmer,  Mar.  21,  '57. 
"        Hobart  Miller,  Sept.  7,  '58. 
"         Henry  R.  Mizner,  Mar.  21,  '57- 
"         Henry  C.  Sawyer,  March  21,  '57- 
Wm. "J.  Spc-di  March  21.  '57. 
Charles  J.  Walter,  March  21,  '57. 
"         "Who.  J.  Waterman,  April  13,  '57. 
"        Eben  N.  Wilcex,  March  21,  '57- 
Grand  Rapids,  Thaddeus  Fooce,  Jr.,  April 

2,  '57. 
■Jackson,  Eugene Pringle,  March  21. '57. 
Kalamazoo    Dwight  M;iy,  March  21,  "57- 
Lansing,  Ephraim  Longyear,  Mar  21,  '57. 
George  T.  Parsons.  Mar.  21,  "57- 
«<!        Ei! win  A.Thompson,  Mar  2 1, '57. 
Laicson,  Napoleon   B.  McKinnev,  March 

21,  '57, 
Marsha,  ,  J  hn  C.  Frink,  March  21.  '57- 
Mun    ■■  ,  Id  cott  E.  Wing,  March  21.  '57. 
Kiles,  Charles  Jew  tt,  March  21,  '57. 
Pontiac,  Joseph  K.  Bowman,  Mar.  21,  '57. 
"         Charles  Draper,   March  21,  '57:^ 
"        Junius  Ten  Eyck,  March  2;,  '57« 
"        Erastus  Thatcher,  March  21, '57. 
Ypsilanii,  Frederick  Morley,  Mar,  21,  '57- 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


MINNESOTA. 

Anoha,  Albert  Woodbury,  Nov.  38,  1857. 
Hastings,  Archibald  M.  Hayes,  Jan.  21.  56. 
Mankato,  John  E.  Tourtellotte,  Jan.  8,  '58. 

John  A.  Willard,  An.  13,  |57. 
Minneapolis,  Cyrus  Aldrich,  April  13,  '57. 
"  Geo.  K.  Woods,  Ap.  13,  '57. 

Red  Wing,  Otis  F.  Smith,  April  28,  '57. 
Shakopee,  Henrv  H.  Williams,  Ap.  13,  '-37. 
St.Anthony,  Ashley  C.  Morrill.  July  1 1,  '57. 
"  Geo,  A.  Nourse,  Nov.  17.  '56. 

"  Samuel  Thacher,  Jr.,   Mar.  5, 

18.56. 
St.  PauFs,  C.  C.  Andrews,  Oct.  5,  '58. 

MISSISSIPPI. 

Aberdeen,  G.  W.  Copeiand,  March  3,  '57. 
Holly  Springs,  Geo.  West,  Mar.  3,  "57. 
Jackson,  Wm.  R.  Brown-,  Aug".  31,  '57. 
John  D.  Elliott,  Mar.  3,  1857- 
Notches,  R.  W.  Wood,  March  3.  1857. 
Vicksburg,  Francis  N.  Sceele,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
Yazoo,  Robert  B.  Mayers,  March  3.  18-37. 

msso'-ia. 
St.  Louis,  Robert.  H.  Buck,  Oct.  5,  '58. 

Wm.  D.  Sedio  i  k,  Feb.  6,  '57. 

Edward  W.  Shand;  Feb.  6,  '57. 

11  Chas.  H.  TiJlson,  Feb.  6,  1857. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

Chester,  John  S.  Grown.  Nov.  17,  185G. 
Concord,  Wm.  H.  Bartiett,  Jan.  21,  1857. 

•'  Wm.  E.  Chandler,  Dec.  26,  '55. 

"  John  H.  George,  Jan.  2i,  1857. 

"         Wm.  F.  Goodwin,  Jan.  19,  '56. 
Derry,  Wm.  Anderson.  Jan.  21,  1S-57 
Doner,  Chas.  W.  Woodman,  Jan.  21,  '57. 
Exeter,  Horace  C.  Bacon,  Jan,  21,  1  c--5 7 . 
G-ilmanion,  Grsino  A.  J.  Yaugh.su*,  Feb. 

29,  1856. 
Keene,  Francis  A.  Faulkner,  M^v,  24,  '57. 

"      Chas.  C.  Webster,  July  28,  1837. 
Manchester,  David  Cross,  Jan.  21,  1&57- 

"  Herman  Foster,  Jan.  21,    '57- 

Nashville,  Aaron  P.  Hughes,'  Jan.  21,  '57. 
New  Ipswich,  John  Preston,  Jan.  21,  '57. 
Pelham,  Moody  Hobbs,  Nov.  11.  1857 
Peterborough,  V.  iw'd  S.-Cut« ..-.  Sen  7,  v.  7. 
Piaistow,  \Vm    H.Hi  !*,  Feb.  18.  iS57. 
Portsmouth,  William  U.  V.  Hackett,  Jan, 

21,  18-57. 
Portsmouth,  Sam'l  H.  Goodali,  Jan.21,  '57. 
"  Samuel  Sto'rer,  Jan.  21,  '5". 

Winchester,  Asahel  H.  Bennett,  Jan.  2L, 

18-7. 
Woodstock,  James  Barrett,  Jan.  21,  1S57. 

NEW"  JEES'BY. 

Jersey  City,  Geo.  W.  Cassady,  Jan.  21,  '57. 
Newark,  James  F.  Bond,  Jane  22,  1858. 
Strtau  S.  Morrw,  Jan.21,  LS57. 
Paterson,  Peregrine  Sandiord,  Jan.  lii,  '57. 
Trenton,  Frederick  Kingman,  Jan.  21,  '57- 


Jan. 


1 857, 


.Mar.  --"'.  ■', . 
Feb.  *.  LH.57. 


.4£W,  Wm.  B 

'4        Joseph  S.  C 

"         Robert  J.  i 

John  Now!. 

John  S    Pe 

G.  W.  Smi! 

Brooklyn,  Gordon  I, 

i^tV. ii .:',  i:'\-  ;■'.' »] 

."  Oh  •.  [i.1  h  irns    :,     Fi  b.  2  i 

Buffalo,  Amos  A.  Blancnard,  J 

"  James  8.  Gi  s,  Feb.  2  I,  '58, 
««  Lorenzo  11.  11  iddoek.Jan.  28 
"  N<  Isota  K.  Llo]  tin  «,  J  i».  28,  '  , 
"  (I-  orge  D.  N'oye  ,  March  31,  '56 
Fred.  C.  While,  Feb.  II,  r53, 


Ellicotiville,  Anson  Gibbs,  Jan.  28,  '57. 
i  Hudson,  James  K.  Van  Ness,  Jan.  28,  '57- 
Lockport,  Alfred  IIolme3,  July  2,  '55. 
A'ftc  l'or/i,  Jos.  N.  Balestier,  Jan.  21,  '57. 
**  John  Bissell,  Jan.  21,  '57. 

■  Edwin  F.  Corey,  Jan.  21.  '57. 
Henry  G.  Ik-Forest,  Jan.21,'57. 
"  Francis  [lowland,  Jan.  21,  '57- 

Sylvester  Lay,  Jan.  21,  1857. 
"  Mosea  B.  Mac-lay,  Jan.  21,  '57. 

"  Wash'n  Murray,  Jan.  21,  '57- 

Joseph  B.  Nones,  Jan.  21,  '57. 
H.  II.  Porter,  Aug.  3,  \5S. 
"  Wm.  C.  Russell,  Jan.  21.  '57. 

Daniel  Seixas,  Sept.  %t  '58. 
Ogdensbvrg,  Jas.  G.  Hopkins,  Jan.  28,  '57. 
Rochester,  Henrv  A.  Brewster,  Jan.  28.  '57. 
Geo.  F.  Danforth,  April  13,  '57. 
"  Richard  Penney,  Nov.  11,  '57. 

Syracuse,  James  L.  Bagg,  April  28,  '57. 
Troy,  Charles  L.  Aid  en,  July  14,  1857. 

OHIO. 

Cincinnati,  A.  H.  Booking,  July  14,  1857. 

"         Sam.  S.  Carpenter.  Ap.  13,  '57. 

Ales'r.  H.McGuffy,  Jan.  27/58. 

14         Edw.  R.  Newhali,  April  13,  '57. 

"         Jas.  Parker,  Jr.,  April  13,  '57. 

Henry  G.  Perry,  Jan.  16,  '58. 

**       Egbert  A,  Thompson,  Feb.  19, 

1858. 

Cleveland,  Daniel  M.  Porter,  June  30,  '57. 

"  Wm.  A.  Ingham,  Nov.  IS,  '58. 

"  Jas.  Wade,  Jr.,  April  13,  1857. 

"  Fred.T.  Wallace,  Jan,  30,  '57. 

T^eSo,  Charles  S.  Tarbax,  April  13,  1857. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 
Philadelphia,   David  B.  Birney,  May  15, 
1857.  [1857. 

Philadelphia,  Arthur  M.  Burton,  Jan.  21, 

[18-57. 
*'  lldwin  T.  Chase,    Jan.    21, 

John  H.  Frick,  Ap.  2.  1857. 
"  Benj.  Gerhard,  Jan.  21,  '57. 

Morton  P.  Henry.  Jan.  21, 
1857. 
Philadelphia.  Jas.  W.  Paul,  Jan.  21,  1857. 
•'  Wm.  R,  Wister,  Jan.  21, '57- 

4i  WintkrOp  Sargent,  Jan.  21, 

1857. 
Philadelphia,  Joshua  Spering,-  April  3  3. 
1857. 

RHODK  ISLAND. 

Fall  River,  Wm,  C,  Greene,  Jan.  6,  1857- 
New-port,  Wm.  Gilpin,  Feb.  21,  1857. 
Pr&vidence,  Wingate  Hayes,  April  2,  1857. 
Fras.  E.  Hoppin,  Jan.  24,  '57- 

"  Henry  Martin,    Feb.  12,  1S57. 

•''  Joseph  S.  Pitman,  Mar.24, '57. 

SOUTH    CAROLINA. 

Charleston,  Henrv  H.  Baker,  Mar.  8,  '57. 
Thos.'F.  Capers,  Mar.  3,  *57. 
|  ;*  Geo.  W.  Eggleston,  Mar.  3, 

1857. 
i   Charleston,  Wm.  S.  G^asden,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
Sam'l  J.  Hull,  Mar.  3,  1857. 
C.  B.  Northrup,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
Lewis   F.   Robinson,   Mar.  3, 
1857- 
j   Charleston,  Francis  L.  Roux,  Mar.  3,  '57. 
"  Moses  F.  Stacey,  Dee,  21,  'o5. 

7.    |  TEXAS, 

7.   j   Galveston,  Alfred  T.  James,  Apl.  13,  1857. 
"  Robert  I).  Johnson,  Feb.  6,  '57. 

Houston,  Augustus  C.  Dawes,  June  2,  '57. 
7.   I   Matagorda,  i>.  F.  E.  Braman,  Jan.  31.  '58. 
0    .  • .    *,   1  hos.  C.  Stevens,  Nov.  18,  '57. 
San  A ntonio,  Sam*l  G.  Newton,  Dec.  29, 
18-37. 


COMMISSIONERS,    ETC. 


39 


.  VERMONT. 
Btlloics  Fulls,  Henry  E.  Stoughton,  May 

21,  135  7. 
Brandon,  Anson  A.  Nicholson,  Jan.21,'57. 
Rratil<:bdrou>/h,  Goo.  Hovt-e,  Jan.  2!.,  h57« 
UurliTujion^Yxa.  G,  Shaw,  Mar.  12,  18-58. 
""        Edw'd  It.  Stansbury,  Jan.  21, 

1857. 
Hyde  Park.  John  A.  Childs,  Jan.  21,  '57. 
Matu: /tester,  Klias  B.  Burton,  Jan.  28,  '-37. 
Rutland,  Chas*  L,  Williams,  Jan.  21,  '57. 
>7.  AUiiins,  Gec.F.  Houghton,  Jan.  21, '57. 
Windsor,,  Warren  Currier,  Jan.  21,  1857. 
Woodstock,  Jair.es  Barrett,  Jan..  21,  '57. 

VIRGINIA. 

Norfolk,  Harrison  Robertson, Feb.  25,  '57. 

Richmond,  Samuel  T.  Bayley^  Feb.  25,  '57. 
*'  Edward  Y.  Cannon,  Apl.  9,  '57 

*«  Abel  U.  Mayo,  Feb.  25,  1857. 

WISCONSIN. 

Appleton,  Fred'k  Packard,  Mar.  2S,  1S57. 
Beloit,  George  F.  Choate,  April  14,  1856. 
Jje  Sato,  James  Osgood,  Feb.  28,  1856. 
fountain  City,  Alex.   Nuggett,  Feb,  24, 

1857. 
Green  Hay,  James  S.  Baker,  Apl.  12,  '56. 


Janes ville,  Henry  K.  Whiton,  Mar.  28/57. 
Jefferson,  John  E.  Holmes,  Mar.  28,  1857. 
Kenosha,  Smith  It.  Phillips,  Feb.  12,  '53. 
Madison,  Geo.  E.  Bryant,  June  30,  1857. 
u        Frank  K.  Firman,  Feb.  16,  '5G. 
"  •      Wm.  P.  Harding,  Mar.  13,  1S58. 
11        Wm.  A.  Hayes,  Nov.  3,  1S58. 
John  W.  Hunt,  Feb.  7,  '56. 
Milwaukie,  John  B.  D.  Cogswell  Jan.  15, 

185S. 
Milwaukie,  James  B.  Cross,  Mar.  28,  '57. 
"  John  S.  Fillmore,  July  14,  '57. 

"  J.  Thompson  Hallctt,  Sep,  16, 

1857. 
Milu-aukie,  L.  W.  Kennedy,  July  2,  1856. 
Benj.  Newhall,  Mar.  28,  1857. 
"  John  C.  Starkweather,  March 

23, 1857-  -  [1857. 

Milwaukie,  Ellis  "Worthington,  March  28.. 
Wm,  II.  Wright,  Apl..  13,  '57- 
Mineral  Point.  Arnasa  Cobb,  Mar.  28,  '57. 
Oshkosh,  Daniel  Tyler,  June  30.  1857. 
Prescctt,  Oliver  Gi'bbs,  Jan.  6,  1858. 

Geo.  Harvey  Snell,  Mar.  24,  '57. 
I  Racine,  Horace  N.  Chapman,  Mar.  28,  '57. 
|    Sheboygan,  John  0.  Thayer,  Sep.  2,  1358. 


COMMISSIONERS,   ETC. 


Bank  Commissioners. 
Joseph  White,  of  Lowell;    Samuel 
H.  Valley,  of  Koxbury  ;  J.  Frederick  j 
Marsh,  of  Boston. 

Insurance  Commissioner*, 
George  W.  Sargent,   of  Lawrence  ; 
Elizur    Wright,  of   Boston.      Salary, 
$1500  each. 

Commissioners  of  Pilots. 
Office  41  State  street,  Boston. 
Caleb  Curtis,  of  Boston;  John  L. 
Swift,  of  Koxbury  ;  Robert  B.  Forbes, 
of  Milton. 

Commissioners  on  Boston  Bach  Bay. 
[Resolve  79,  1852.] 
Edward    C.  Purdy,    of  Scmerville  ; 
Franklin  Haven,  Chas.  Hale,  of  Boston. 

Concerning  Alien  Passengers  and 
Foreign  Paupers. 
The  State  Auditor  (Charles  White), 
and  the  Superintendent  of  Alien  Pas- 
sertgers-i-n  Boston  (Edward  Hamilton), 
•' '-'  ."  -.  and  Henry  B.  Wheelwright, 
of  Taunton. 

Office  of  Superintendent  of  Alien 
Pa&seugers,  59  Long  wharf,  Boston. 
Salary,  $2000. 

For  Preservation  of  Cape  Cod  Harbor. 
[Resolve  84,  1857.] 
•John  K<  nrick,  of  Orleans;  Mar- 
fan Cnd  cwood,  or  Dennis  ;  David 
Biiwley,  oi  Barnstable;  William  P. 
Par rott,  of  Boston. 


On  Charles  River  Railroad  Extension. 
[Chap.  105,  1855.] 
Milton  M.  Fisher,  of  Medway. 

Examination    of   Accounts  of  Provi- 
dence and  Worcester  Railroad* 

[Chap.  89,  184.4.1 

Putnam  W.  Taft,  of  Worcester. 

Filling  up  of  Mystic  River  Fiats. 

[Chap.  481,  1855.]  • 

Benjamin  W.  Williams,  cf  Boston. 

Extension  of  Albany  street. 

[Chap.  73,  1855.] 

Charles  A.  Phelps, 

Concerning  Sinking  Fund  of  the  Nor- 
wich and  Worcester  Railroad  Co, 

[Chap.  287,  1854.] 

Emory  "Washburn,  Cambridge.    . 

Providence  and  Bristol   Railroad  Co. 

[Chap.  245,  1851.] 

John  C  Pratt,   of  West  Roxbury. 

Agent    Charles    River    and    Warren 
Bndges. 

[Chap.  451,  1854.] 

Philander   Ames,    of    Charlestown' 
Agent  Essex  Bridge. 
[Chap.  108,  1858.] 
James  Kimball,  of  Salem. 


40 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


BARNSTABLE   COUNTY. 


INCORPORATED   JUNE    2,  1685. 
NOMBEB   OF    T0WXS,   13. 


Shire  Town,  Barnstable. 

Population  usf  1855,  35,877. 


COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

Judge  of  Prolate  and  Insolvency,       Joseph  M.  Day,    - 
Register  of  Probate  antj.  Insolvency,    Jonctrhrtn  Hijzgins, 


Clerk  of  the  Courts, 
Register  of  Deeds, 
County  Treasurer, 


Overseers  of  House  of 

Correction, 

Sheriff,         -      .- 

Deputy  Sfeertffs, 

Barnstable,  lumber  Hinckley,  David 
Bursty,  Theodore  F.  Bassett 
Brewster,  S.  Ciark. 
Dennis,  Isaiah  Niekerson,  Jr. 
Falmouth,  Crocker  H.  Bear  ?. 
Harwich,  Zrb'm&h  11.  Godfrey. 
Orferms.,  Alexander  K^nriek. 
Provincetown,  Robert  Knowles. 
Sand/rich,  Ezra  T.  Pope. 
Wdip'et,  Lot  lldi. 
Yannoui/i,  Edward  Tnach<  r. 

Crier  of  Court. 
Barnstable,  George  Btish. 

Jailers. 
Barnstable,  George  it.  WhcMen. 
ProvihceUiwn,  Mark  G.  Smith. 

Sessions   of  Probate  C<~<nrt. 
At  Barnstabre,on  the  2d   Tuesdays, 
of  January,  Ft-  bruary,  March,  Anqust, 


Frederick  W.  Croikei 
Frederick   Scudder, 
Obed  Baker,  2d, 
(  Lothrop  Davis,    - 
-<  Charles  C.  Bearse, 
(  Cbas.  Bursley,      - 
Charles  C.  Bearse, 


Barnstable. 

Orltans. 
Barnstable. 
Barnstable. 

Dennis. 
Barnstable. 
Barnstable, 
Barnstable. 
Cvtvit  Port. 


At  Truro,  on  the  Thursday  next 
after  the  3d  Monday  of  April. 

At  Wellfieet,  on  the  Wednesday 
next  after  the  last  Monday  of  October. 

County  Commissioners. 

Edward  W.  Ewer,  Sandwich  ;  James 
Giffurd,  Provincetown ;  Joseph  H. 
j  Sear-,  Brewster. 

Sp >-ci'il  Co m m iss loners, C y r u s  1 V e eks , 
Harwich  ;  Nathaniel  Snow,  Chatham. 

Times  of  Meeting.  —  At  Barnstable, 
on  the  2d  Tuesday  of  April,  and  2d 
Tuesday  of  October. 

Ccmrcissioners  of  Wrecks. 

Barnstable,  Benj   ATlstrum,  Thomas 

Harris. 

Chatham,  Josiah  Hardy,  Jr., 
Eastham,  Abijah  Mayo,  Myrick  C. 

Horiqn. 


Sep-»  niber  and  December, 'and  on  the  j  Falmouth,  Sylvester  Bourne,  Reu- 

3d  Tuei-days  of  May  and  June.               j  ben  E.  Swift. 

At   Brewster,  on    the    Tuesday  next  j  Rancid,  Anthony  Kelly, 

after  (he  3d  Monday  of  April.  Orleans,   Daniel    Coming?,   George 

At   Dennis,  on   the    Thursday  next  j  W.  Comings, 

after  the  second  Tuesday  in   October.  ■  Provincetown,  Isaiah   Giflord,   God- 

At    Fa/movth,   or,    the    Wednesday,  frey  Ryder, 

next  after  the  '2d  Tuesday  of  Novetu-  j  Sandwich,  Azariah  Wing, 

ber.  Truro,   Thomas    Cobb,   Reuben  R. 

At  Harwich^  on  the   3d   Monday  of ., j  Hopkins,    Joseph    Rich,    Asa   Sellew, 

April,  and  on  the  last  Monday  of  Oc-  j  Thomas  F.  Small. 

toner.                   *                                      j  Wellfieet,     Win.    Cleverly,     Isaiah 

A?  Orleans,  on  the  Wednesday  next  '  Hatch,  Robert   H.  Holbrook,  Thomas 

after  the  3  1  Monday  of  April,  and  on  .  Holbrook,   John    Nawcomb,  Mullbrd 


e   but  Men-  :  Rich. 


the  Tuesdav  next  nti 
day  of  October. 

At    frQvincetGwn;    on     the    Friday  J 
nex'   after    the   3d   Monday  of  April, 
and   on   the   Thursday  next  after  the  { 
Jast  M  -ft'day  of  October. 

Ar  Sandwich!  on  the  2d  Tuesday  of 
Nov  cm  ber. 


Commissioners  of  Insolvency. 

Barnstable,  Nymphas  Marston, 
Brewster,  Jeremiah  Mayo. 

Public  Administrator. 
'Truro.  Solomon  Davis. 


BARNSTABLE    COUNTY. 


41 


Commissioners  under  Personal 
Liberty  Act. 

Barnstable,  Nath'l  Hinckley. 
Wtlijteet,  John  W.  Davis. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil 
Officers. 

Barnstable,  Ebenezer  Bacon,  Fred- 
crick  W.  Crocker,  Lothrop  Davis, 
George  Marston,  Nymphas  Marston, 
Kufus  S.  Pope. 

Brewster,  George  Copeland,  Wins- 
low  L.  Knowies,  Jeremiah  Mayo. 

Dennis,  Obed  Baker.  2d,  James 
Berry,  Benj.  Thacher, 

Falmouth,  Samuel  P.  Bourne,  Fred. 
Davis,  Win.  Nye,  Jr. 

Harwich,  Anthony  Kelley. 

Sandwich,  Elisha  Pope,  E.  Stowell 
Whittemore. 

Truro,  Solomon  Davis. 

I ' '•  Ifieet,  Simeon  Atwood,  Jr.,  Tbos. 
Holbrd^k. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 

[Including  JvsticeB  of  the  Peace  cnul  Quorum,  de- 
rVb  \ud  b>i-the  rfnr*  and  Justices  of  the  Peace  and 
t   onun  throughout  the  Commonwealth,  designated  by 

Bmmtahle,  Jobn  Aiken,  Joseph  Afc- 
water,  *  Ebenezer  Bacon,  Zenas  D. 
Basset!,  Sylvester  Baxter,  Charles  C. 
B<  irse,  Charles  H.  Bur-ley,  David 
Burnley,  Frederick  \V.  ("rocker,  Wal- 
ter Crocker,  *  Lothrop  Davis,  *  Jo- 
seph M.  Day,  Seth  Halletc.  Nathaniel 
Hinckley,  Seth  P.  Holway,  Ferdinand  j 
G.  Kelley,  George  Lov-ell,  James  N. 
I.^-vel;,  Freeman  M-srchant,  *  George 


Collins,  Barnabas  Freeman,  Elijah  E 


R* 


Nickerson,  Jr. 


r 


v 


nph  is 


is.  M  irst< 

':.  Frederick  Parker,  Sylvanus 

B,   Poinney,   Rufus    S.   Pope,  Josiah 

S  ktbpson,  Frederick  Seudder,  Jobn  P. 

W  tshbura,  Ephraim  N.  Winsiow,  Asa 

\  Qima. 

Bn  tester,  *  George  Copeland,  Solo- 
mon Freeman,  Daniel  Mayo,  Jere- 
laiah  Mayo,  Anthony  Smalley. 

(  tathftn.     Nathan     P.     Brownell, 

I  '  j  th  \Y\  Carpenter,  Samuel  Doane, 

I         E  bridge,  Jr.,  Josiah  IMayo,  Josh. 

•-'■  "'On,    Warren   Rogers,  Thacher 

H)d*T,  Nathaniel  Snow,  Ephraim  Tay- 

I  m&ph  Young. 

•■-.  William  E.  Ansell,  Isaiah 
Baker,  Joseph  K.  Baker,  Jr.,  Obed 
il*k*»r,  2  i,  *  James  Berry,  Jas  Chase, 
Jr.,  Xehtniiati  Croweli,  Seth  Crowell, 
■'  ph. Hd  LS  pphen  Homer,  Joshua  C, 
■  •  ■■  e5,  i >:  iid  Howes,  Zeblwa  Howes, 
;  ■•  N*i  kersoi  .  Jr.,  •'  >n  tthan  Niuk- 
■ --  n.- Miller  W.Nickerson,  Varamus 
^-    N-ker-on,  Alfred  Swift,  Benjamin 

w*r,  Marshall  S.  Under  wood,  Scol-  | 
■;     ■    Usher,  Joshua  Wixon. 
"EmiAam,   Myrick     Clark,  Michael 


Falmouth,  Samuel  P.  Bourne,  Syl- 
vester Bourne,  Alexander  Clark, 
^Frederick  Davis,  Nymphas  Davis, 
George  VV.  Donaldson, Erasmus  Gould, 
William  Green,  *John  Jerkins,  Jobn 
G.  Jones,  John  C.  Parker,  George  W. 
Swift,  Oliver  C.  Swift,  Dean  Winsiow, 
Richard  S.  Wood. 

Harwich, Isaiah  Baker. Obed  Brook?, 
James  Chase,  Ephraim  Doane,  Valen- 
tine Doane,  Jr.,  Samuel  Eldrt<ijie, 
Isaac  Kelley,  Shubael  B.  Keiley,  Ame- 
rica Nickerson,  Joseph  P.  NiekersoD, 
James  S.  Paine,  Danforih  S.  Steele, 
Nathan  Underwood,  Cyrus  Weeks. 

Orleans,  *John  Doane,  Nathaniel 
Freeman,  Jonathan  Higgins,  Alfred 
Ker.rick,  jJohn  Kenrick,  William  P. 
Myrick. 

Provincetown,  Albion  S.  Dudley, 
James  Gilford,  Simeon  S.  Gifford, 
Godfrey  Ryder. 

Sandwich,  Benjamin  Bourne,  Si- 
meon Dillingham,  Edward  W.  Ewer, 
Charles  B.  Hall,  Zenas  R.  Hinckley, 
Solomon  C.  Rowland,  Zenas  Nye, 
Howard  Perry,  Elisha  Pope,  *E. 
StO-well  Whittemore. 

Truro,  f Solomon  Davis.  Samuel 
Dyer,  Allen  Hinckley,  Daniel  Paine, 
Jedediah  Shedd. 

Welljleet,  Reuben  Arey,  Simeon 
Atwood,  Jr.,  Collins  S.  Cole,  John  W. 
Davis.  Ebenezer  Fre.--in.in.  Thomas 
Hob-rook,  Caleb  Lombard,  John  New- 
comb. 

Yarmouth,  Micajah  C.  Baker,  Alex- 
ander Baxter,  James  B.  Crocker, 
Theodore  Drew,  David  G.  Eldredge, 
Geo.  A.  King,  John  Larkin,  Amos 
Otis,  Charles  F.  Swift,  Elisha  Taylor, 
Charles  Thacher. 

Trial  Justices. 
Barnstable,  Nathaniel  Hinckley. 
Dennis,  Joseph  K.  Baker,  Jr. 
Eastham,  Elijah  E.  Knowies. 
Falmouth,  George  W.  Donaldson. 
Harwich^  Cyrus  Weeks. 
Provincetown,  Albion  S.  Dudley. 
Sandwich,  Edward  \V.  Ewer. 
Wcfrf!eet,John  W,  Davis. 
Yarmouth,  James  B.  Crocker. 

Notaries  Public. 

Barnstable,  Zenas  D.  Bassett,  Syl- 
vester Baxter,  George  Lovell,  George 
" :       :on. 

Breicster,  Freeman  Foster. 

Chatham.  Elijah  W.  Carpenter,  Isa- 
iah Lewis,  Thacher  Ryder, 

Dennis,  Win.  E.  Ansell. 

Eastham,  Michael  Collins,  Elijah  E. 
Knowies. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER 


Falmouth,  Knowles  Butler,  Freder- 
ick Davis,  John  C.  Parker,  Reuben  E. 
Swift. 

Harwich.  Anthony  Kelley,  Wra.  IT. 
Underwood,  Cyrus  Weeks. 

Orleans,  John  Ken  rick. 

Provincetown,  Thos.  Hiliiard,  Thos. 
Lothrop,  Godfrey  Ryder. 

Sandwich,  Charles  Southnck. 

Truro,  Solomon  Davis. 

Wellfleet,  Thomas  Holbrook. 

Yarmouth,  Jaraes  B.  Crocker. 

Coroners. 

BamslaMe,  David  Bursley.  Setb 
Hallett,  Luther  Hinckley,  Asa  Young. 


Chatham,  Chag.  II.  Smith. 

JBastkam,  Joshua  Cole. 

Falmouth,  George  W.  Donaldson, 
Tbomas  Lewis. 

Harwich,  Amasa  Niekt-rson,  James 
Chase* 

Prooincetown,  Philip  Cook. 

Sandwich,  Isaac  K.  Chipman. 

Truro,  Dan  it  I  Paine. 

Wellfleet,  Thomas  Holbrook. 

Treasurer  Marshpee  and  Herrins 
Pond.  Indian3. 

Charle3  Marston,  Barnstahle. 

Agent  Province  Land3. 

John  Nickerson,  Provincetown, 


BERKSHIRE  COUNTY. 


In*coepop.atei>  April  21,  1761.  Shire  Town,  Lenox, 

Number  of  Towns,  32.  Population  in  1855,  52,791. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Judge  of  Probate  and  Insolvency!,      Daniel  N-  Dewey,     -  -     WHUamslown. 

Register  of  Probate  and  Insolvency,  Andrew  J.  Waterman,  -         -         Lenox. 

Clerk  of  the  Courts,    -        -        -     Henry  W.  Taft,  -        -  -        -     Lenox. 

Register  of  Deeds,  North  District,     Richard  Whitney,     -  -     Lanesborough. 

Register  of  Deeds,  Middle  District,  Major  S.  Wilson,     -  Lenox. 

Register  of  Deeds,  South  District,     Isaac  Seeley,        -        -  Gt.  Barrington. 

County  Treasurer,  -                             George  J.  Tucker,        -  Lenox. 

r  Henry  W.  Taft,        -  Lenox. 

n,  )  George  J.  Tucker,        ~  -         -     Lenox, 

( Graham  A.  Root,      -  -         -     Sheffield. 

Graham  A  Root,           -  -          Sheffield. 

Deputy  ShsriiT  in  Franklin  County. 


Overseer:-;  of  Howe  of  Com 

Sheriff 


Deputy  Sheriffs. 

Adams,  Win.  G.  Farnsworth. 
Adams  (Worth),   William   Hodskin, 
John  Holden,  Jo  iah  Q.  Robinson,  2d. 
Dalian,  Samuel  I.  Parker. 
Egremon*,  Ezra  WinehelL 
Great  Barrington^  Harvey    Holmes. 
Hinsdale,  J.  51.  Tattle. 
Lanesbtrro^g7',  J,  W.  Newton. 
Lee,  A.  II.  Pease. 
Lenox,  Phineas  Cone. 
Monterey,  Joha  G.  M-atisur. 
New  Marlboro',  Henry  N.  Adams. 
Pittsfield,  Sidney  Jones. 
Sandi<fitid.  W.  W.  Langdon. 
Sheffield,  John  Crosby,  Jr..  Geo.  B. 
Cook. 

West  $  ockbridge,  George  11   Cobb. 

WiUiamsiuwn,  John  R.  Bulkley. 

Windsor,  Daniel  Capen. 

Deputy  S  a  or  i  ft"  in  Hampden  County. 


Charkmmi,  Samuel  Potter. 

Crier  of  Courts. 

Lenox,  George  Wells. 

Jailer. 
Lenox,  Phineas  Cone. 

Sessions  of  Probate  Courts. 

At  Adams,  on  the  "Wednesdays  nest 
after  the  2d  Tuesdays  of  January  and 
October,  and  Wednesday  next  after 
4th  Tuesdays  in  April  and  July. 

At  Great  Barrington,  on  the    Wed- 
nesdays next  after  the   first    Tuesdays 
iii  February  and  May,  on  Wednesday 
;  next  after  the  third  Tuesday    in  July 
|  and    on    Wednesday    next   after   the 
second  Tuesday  in  November. 

At  Lanesborough,  on    the    2d  Tues- 

da)  S  in  January  and  October,  and  4th 

1  Tuesday  in  April,  and  the  4th  Tues- 


Chesier  Factories,  Chas.  W.   Knox.  |  day  in  July. 


BERKSHIRE    COUNTY. 


43 


At  Lenox,  on  the  1st  Tuesday  of 
January,  February,  March,  April, 
M ay,  June,  September,  October,  and 
December,  and  on  the  3d  Tuesday  of 
July,  and  on  the  2d  Tuesdays  of  Nov. 

Sessions  of  Courts  of  Insolvency. 
At  Lenox,  on  the   first    Wednesday 
of  every  month. 

County  Commissioners. 

Daniel  Upton,  South  Adams;  Milo 
Stowell,  Pert;;  James  II.  Rowley, 
Egremont. 

Special  Commissioners,  Alvah  B. 
Fairfield,  Florida.     One  vacancy. 

Times  of  Meetings. —  At  Lenox,  on 
the  1st  Tuesdays  in  January,  April, 
July  and  September. 

Commissioners  of  Insolvency. 
Hinsdale,  Albertus  Richards. 
Dalian,  Almond  C.  Morse. 
Great  Harrington,  John  Price. 

Public  Administrator. 
Siodkhridge,  William  Whitney. 

"Masters  in  Chancery. 
Adams,  Henry  J.  Bliss. 
Great  Barring-ton,  Billings  Palmer. 
Lcc,  Lester  Filley. 

Commissioners  under  Personal 
Liberty  Act. 

Great  Barring  ton,  Billings   Palmer. 
Pif'sjieid,  Julius  Rockwell. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil 

Officers. 

Mean*,  (Nortli),  Wm.  E.  Brayton, 
Jarvis  N.  Dunham,  Benjamin  F.  Rob- 
inson ;  (South),  Edwin  F.  Jenks. 

Dallon,  Zenas  M.  Crane,  Grenville 
D.  Weston. 

Grec  Barrington,  Increase  Sumner, 
Ralph  Taylor,  Billings  Palmer. 

Lanesboro\  Stoddard  Hubbell. 

Lenox,  Henry  W.  Taft,  George  J. 
Tucker,  Wm.  S.  Tucker. 

New  Marlboro',  Noah  Gibson. 
^  Pittsjield,  Geo.   N.   Briggs,  Ezekiel 
B-  Colt,  Calvin  Martin. 

Skeffield,  Edward  F.  Ensign. 

Stockbridge,  'Henry  J.  Dunham, 
Charles  M.'Owen. 

WUliamstown,  Daniel  N.  Dewey, 
Henry  L.  Sabin. 


Justices  of  the  Peace. 


-    ■  ■- 


Quartan,  dcstQ 
t  the   Common 


Adams,  Samuel  II.  A! my,  Henry  J. 
Btiss,  Levi  L,  Brown,  Almond  B.  Cole, 
Hir„m  T.  Crahdall,  Isaac  Dean, 
Stowdl  E.  Deane,  Daniel  Danham, 
»««•  N.  Dunham,   Wm.   G.  Farns- 


worth,  *Daniel  Jenks,  fEdwin  F. 
Jenks,  Chas.  Mawh,  fWm.  C.  Plan- 
kett,  David  Richmond,  H.  Tyler,  Wm. 
1L  Tyler,  2d,  D.  Upton. 

Adnms  (Xorih),  Oliver  Arnold, 
Joel  Bacon,  Wm.  S.  Blackin'on,  Shu- 
bael  W.  Brayton,  Thos.  A.  Brayton, 
Wm.  E.  Brayton,  f Henry  L.  Dawes, 
Elihu  S.  Hawkes,  Nehemiah  Hodge, 
*isaac  Holman,  Chas.  R  Littlefield, 
George  W.  Nottingham,  *H.  P.  Phil- 
lips. Wm.  P.  Porter,  *Andrew  A. 
Richmond,  *Benj.  F.  Robinson,  Jas. 
T.  Robinson,  Thos.  Robinson,  Franklin 
O.  Sayles,  Shepard  Thayer,  Abel 
Wetherbee,  *Ezra  D.  Whi  taker. 

Alford,  Wm.  R.  Calkins,  Reuben  C. 
Fitch,  jEzra  C.  Ticknor. 

Becket,  Kendall  Baird,  Gaius  Carter, 
Mark  P.  Carter,  Wm.  S.  Huntington, 
Charles  O.  Perkins,  John  Smith,  Tim- 
othy Snow. 

Cheshire,  A.  M.  Bowker,  Stephen 
Chapman,  John  C.  Wolcott,  Edgar  M. 
Wood. 

Clarksburg,  Waterman  Brown,  Sa- 
lah  Clark,  Eleazer  Ketchum,  Richard 
Sbattuck. 

Bolton,  Chas,  F.  Bennett,  Grove 
W.  Branch,  Alpheus  Brown,  John  C. 
Chase,  William  K.  Cleveland,  Zenas 
M.  Crane,  Henry  Ferre,  Almond  C. 
Morse,  Franklin  Weston,  Grenville  D. 
Weston, 

Egremont,  Nathan  Benjamin,  Abner 
Brown,  R.  P.  Brown,  Henry  E.  Cod- 
ding, John  M.  Joyner,  *James  H. 
Rowley,  Wm,  W.  Stillman,  Chas.  L. 
Wright. 

Florida,  Nahum  P.  Brown,  Alvah 
B.  Fairfield,  Bernard  N.  Farren,  Israel 
Whltcomb. 

Great  Barrington,  Phineas  Chapin, 
Julius  Dresser,  A.  Giddings,  Rodney 
Hill,  Seth  Norton,  Billings  Palmer 
John  Price,  Calvin  Rood,  Isaac  Seeley 
-Increase  Sumner,  Samuel  B.  Sumner, 
*Kalph  Taylor,  Francis  Whiting, 
Edward  P.  Woodworth. 

Hancock,  Calvin  P.  Lapham,  Jason 
White. 

Hinsdale,  Theo.  Barrows,  Chas.  J. 
Kittredge,  Albertus  Richards,  Jarvis 
Rockwell,  C.  K.  Tracy. 

Laneshorotigh,  Wm.  T.  Filley,  Wm. 
A.  Fuller,  Stoddard  Hubbell,  Henry 
Mead,  Richard  Whitney. 

Lee,  Hubbard  Bartiett,  Lewis  Beech.  ■ 
Caleb  Beiden,  John  Branninpr,  Jbna. 
F.  Cook,  *Lester  Filley,  William  T. 
Fish,  Harrison  Garfield,  William  P- 
Hamblm,  Albert  M.  Howk,  Alexander 
Hyde,  Frederick  N.  Lowrv.  John 
Nye,  Geo.  H.  Phelps,  Henry  Smith, 
Marshall  Wilcox. 


u 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Lenox,  f  Henry  W.  Bishop,  So'nmon 
Cole,  James  Collios,  Thos.  Sedgwick, 
Henry  W.  Taft,  *George  J.  Tucker, 
♦Win  S-  Tucker,  Andrew  J.  Water- 
man. Major  S.  Wilson. 

Monterey,  John  D.  Bidwell,  *Egbert 
B.  Garfield,  Wilbur  C.  Langdon,  Juhn 
Wheeler. 

Mount  Washington,  Beta   N.  dark. 
New  Ashford,  P.  Harmon,  Eiihu  In- 
g  rah  a  in. 

New  Marlborough,  Edwin  Adams, 
Jarvis  N.  Collar,  fNoah  Gibson, 
Nehemith  Palmer,  Lev?  L.  Smith, 
Loreq  Smith,  Augustus  Turner,  Har- 
low S.  Underwood,  Therou  Warner, 
Ellas  Wright. 

Ofis,  Alansoo  Crittenden,  Elam  P. 
Norton,  Henry  W '.  Porter.  Norman 
Strickland. 

Peru,  Ebenezer  Haskell,  *Milo 
Stowell. 

Pitlftfield,  Robert  W.  Adam,  Jona- 
than Allen,  *Phlpeas  Allen,  Phineaa 
Alien,  Jr.,  Thos.  G.  Atwood.  John  0. 
Barker,  Levi  Beehe,  Samuel  W.  Bow- 
erman,  jGeorije  N.  Brigg«,  Henry  S. 
Briggs,  Chas.  Bush,  Benj'.  Chicker- 
ing,  f  Henry  H.  Child*,  Samuel  A. 
Cuurchiii,  Richard  C.  Cogswell,  *Eze- 
kiel  R.  Coir,  Henry  Coir,  Jam^s  D. 
Coir,  f  Thomas  Colt,  Wm.  B.  Cooley, 
f  Benj.  K.  Curtis,  James  11.  Dunham, 
Lorenzo  H.  Gain  w:- 11,  John  C.  Good- 
ridge,  Samuel  E.  Howe,  fHenry  Hub- 
bard, Jared  Ingersoll,  Norman  L. 
Johnson,  Sidney  Jones,  fEnsi^n  H. 
Kello.-g,  Waher  Latin,  M.mdas  R. 
Lanekxon.   *Cal4a   Martin,  fEdward 

A.  Newton,  John  S.  Noble,  I'hineas 
L.  Page,  Theodore  Pomeroy,  Andrew 
Potter,  *Tbos.  F.  Plunkeit,  Win.  11. 
Piurikett,  fJulius  Rockwell,  W<  sleyL. 
Sbepardson,  Jos.  E.  A.  Smith,  So- 
crates Squire,  Daniel  Stearns,    *Tbos. 

B.  Strong,  J  >hn  A.  Walker,  Abel 
West,  John  C  West,  George  S.  Wdiis. 

Richmond,  Wm.  Bacon.  Henry  B. 
Stevens,  Eleaz**r  Williams. 

Sandisfield,  Ensign  D.  Belden,  An- 
delotia  Crittenden,  Abijah  Hall,  Ed- 
ward A.  Langdon,  Washington  Mel- 
ien,  Jos.  H.  Norton,  Sam.  C.  Parson-?, 
Wm.  II.  Parsons,  Henry  M.  Sears, 
Joshua  M.  Sears,  L.  &.  Strickland, 
Edward  C.  Wolcott 

Savoy,  CbarlfS  Bowker,  Bridish 
Dunham,  Geo.  W.  Sherman,  Harmon 
Snow,  liobert  Stan  Lev  int,  J?* 

Sheffield,  Emmons  AraoUi,  Junes 
Bradford,  Sheldon  Cbapiri,  Ira  Curtis3, 
"Wm.  Dailey,  Elijah  S.  Derails,  *Edw. 
E.  Ensign,  Henry  il.  Hoa'Jey,  Gdea 
Kellogg,  Oliver  Peck,  J.    Scpvill,  Gil- 


bert Smith,  Tillingha3t  B.  Strong, 
Leonard  Tuttle. 

Slockbridge.  Philip  Barnes,  Henry 
J.  Dunham,  ^Jonathan  E.  Field,  *Jno. 
Z.  Goodrich.  Jabcz  Lane,  Charles  M. 
Owen,  Marshall  Warner. 

Tyringham,  Solomon  Garfield,  Eli 
G.  Hale,  J.  W.  Sweet. 

Washington,  John  G.  Cross,  Philip 
Eames. 

West  Slockbridge,  Lyman  Bristol, 
Henry  E.  Fitoh,Christopher  C. French, 
Georj/e  G.  Fn-ket,  George  W.  Kuiffin. 

Williamslown,  John  M.  Cole,  Keyes 
Danforch,  Daniel  Dewey,  fDaniel  N. 
Dewey,  James  X.  Ehlri-dge,  Asahel 
Foote,  Franklin  E.  Foster,  Stephen 
Host'ord,  Isaac  Latham,  Neweomb 
Love,  Benjamin  F.  Mid-,  Thomas  C. 
Phtlps,  *  Henry  L.  Sabiri,  Augustus 
Starkweather,  Wdliam  Torrey. 

Windsor,  Edison  Axtell,  Andrew  J. 
Babbitt,  Salmon  Capen,  Norman 
Miner,  Reuben  Pierce,  Pkilo  Wright. 

Trial  Justices. 

BecJcet,  Wm.  S.  Huntington. 
Gt.  Barrington,  Billings  Palmer. 
Hinsdale,  Charles  J.  Kittredge. 
Lenox,  Wm.  S.  Tucker. 
Savoy,  Harmon  Snow. 
Sheffield,  Edward  F.  Ensign. 
StockbridyC,  Henry  J.  Dunham. 

Notaries  Public. 

Adams  (North),  Henry  J.  Bliss, 
Won.  P.  Brayton,  Win.  Martin,  Geo. 
Mil'ard.     (South'),  Franklin  O.SaUes. 

Great  Barrington^  Seth  Norton, 
Is-iac  Seeley,  Biiiings  Palmer,  Thus. 
Twining. 

Lanesborough,  Wm.  T.  Filley. 

Lee,  Marshall  Wilcox,  Wm,  Taylor. 

Lenox,  Henry  \\  .  Taff. 

PiUsfield,  James  Buel,  James  D. 
Coir. 

Slockbridge,  Daniel  R.  Williams, 
Jona.  E.  Field. 

West  Slockbridge,  Henry  E.  Filch. 

Coroners. 

Adams,  N.  S.  Babbitt,  John  Holden, 
Isaac  Hoi  man,  Horace  M.  Holmes, 
Benjamin  F.  Robinson. 

Dalion,  Saml.  J.  Patker. 

Great  Barrington,  Harvey  Holmes. 

LanesbiH'oni  h,  Samuel  Bliss. 

Z*ee,Abial  11.  Pease,  Edwin  Sturgis. 

PiUsfield,  Jared  Ingerso  I. 

Sandisfield,  Krastus  Rice. 

Slockbridge,  Daniel  B.  Fenn,  Thos. 
Welis. 

Williamstomn.  J.  II.  Bulkley. 


BRISTOL    COUNTY, 


4D 


BRISTOL   COUNTY, 


Incorporated  June  2,  168( 
Scmber  of  Towns,  19. 


County  Towns,  Taunton  and  INew 
Bedford. 

Population  in  1855,  87,425. 


COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


Judge  of  Prolate  and  Insolvency,    Edmund  H.  Bennei, 


/'  fjitler  of ~  Probate  "  " 

Clerk  of  Courts,    - 
register  of  Deeds  (N.  District) 
Register   of  Deed*  (S.  District), 
County  Treasurer, 


John  Dausrett, 
John  S.  Bray  ton,    - 
Joseph  Wilbar, 
Benj.  K.  Saver, 
Geo.  3VL  Woodward, 

c John  Baylies, 
Overseers  of  House  of  Correction ,  <  Joseph  W.  Capron, 

(  Azariah  Shove, 
Geo.  H.  Babbitt,     - 


Deouty  Sheriffs. 

Aid. thorough.  Elijah  R.  Read,  James 
W.  Riley. 

Dartmouth,  Wm.  Barker,  Jr. 

Easton,  Augustus  W.  Lothrop. 

Fall  River,  James  Wixon. 

Fairhaven,  Asa  H.  Pease. 

Freetown,  Guilford  Hathaway. 

Mansfield,  Conrad  S  prater. 

New  Bedford,  John  Baylies,  Chap. 
P.  Burt,  George  P-.  Hurlbut,  Elias  A. 
Morse. 

Seekonlt,  Joshua  Lothrop,  Jr. 

Somerset,  Geo.  F.  M.  Forrester. 

Sicanzeif,  James  Barney: 

Taunton,  Isaac  G.  Carrier,  Henry 
F.  Cot.h,  Orrea  M.  Ingalls,  Sylvester 
Makepeace. 

Crier  of  Courts. 
Taunton ;  Henry  F.  Cobb. 

Jailers. 
Ba.io  G.  Carrier,    Taunton;    Eiias 
A.  Morse,  New  Bedford. 

Sessions  of  Probate  Courts. 

At  Ankh&rOugJi,  on  the  first  Tues- 
day of  May. 

At  Fall  River,  on  the  first  Friday  af- 
ter the  first  Tuesday  of  April,  July. 
and  October. 

At  ;\>w  Bedford,  on  the  first  Tues- 
day of  February  and  December,  and 
the  first  Friday  alter  the  iirst  Tuesday 
<£  May,  and  on  the  last  Tuesday  of 
Angusr. 

At  Norton,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of 
July, 


la  union. 
Atdeborough. 

Taunton. 

Taunton. 
New  Bedford. 

Taunton. 

New  Bedford. 

Atlleboroitgh. 

Dighion. 

Taunton. 


At  Pawlucket,  on  the  first  Tuesday 
of  April. 

At  li-hiibo'h,  on  the  first  Friday  af- 
ter the  first  Tuesday  of  September. 

At  $e<-famk,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of 
September, 

At  Taunton,  on  the  first  Tuesdays 
of  January,  March,  June,  and  on  the 
i\r?t  Friday  after  the  first.  Tuesday  in 
November. 

Sessions  of  Court  of  Insolvency. 

At  New  Bedford,  3d  Wednesday  of 
every  u;cntb. 

At  Taurdon,  1st  Wednesday  in 
evt-ry  month. 

At  Fall  River  and  Pawhtcket,  at 
such  times  as  business  may  require. 

County  Commissioners. 

Jos.  W.  Capron,  Atdeborough  ;  Aza- 
riah Shove,  Dighion;  John  Baylies, 
New  Bedford. 

Special  Commissioners,  Ed^vd.  King- 
ma:',  Mansfield;  Daniel  B.  Wheaton, 
Eostiin. 

Times  of  Meeting. — At  Taunton,  on 
the  4th  Tuesdays  in  March  and  Sept. 
Commissioners  at  Wrecks. 

Dartmouth,  Thomas  Alary,  Prince 
Srars. 

New  Bedford,  Job  A'my. 

Commissioners  of  Insolvency. 

Full  ltiv?r,  Simeon  Borden. 
New  Bfdford,  Robert  C.  Pitman. 
Taunton,  Edmund  H  Bennett. 
Public  Administrators. 

Freetown,  Ebenezer  W.  Peirce. 


46 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


N.tr  Bedford,  "William  W.  Crapo. 
Wtstport, 'JSatban  C.  Brownell. 

Masters  in  Chancery. 
Neic  Bedford,  Edwin  L.   Barney. 
Taunton,  Wm.  A.  F.  Sproat. 

Commissioner  under   Personal 
Liberty  Act. 

New  Bedford,  Alanson  Borden. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil 
Officers. 

Fall  River,  Hezekiah  Battelle,  Jas. 

Ford,     Charles     J.    Holmes,    FosteT 
Hooper,  Phineas  W.  Leiand. 

Freetown,  Sylvanus  S*  Paine.  Eben- 
ezer W.  Peirce. 

New  Bedford,  Rodney  French,  Eli 
Haskell,  Thomas  M.  James,  Wen  H. 
Tavlor,  James  D.  Thompson,  Joseph 
S-  Tillmghast. 

Pawtuckei,  A  polios  Cushman,  Aivin 
O.  Read. 

Taunton,  George  H.  Babbitt,  John 
S.  Bravton,  Sam'l  L.  Crocker,  Jameg 
P.  Ellis,  Horatio  Piatt,  Win.  A.  F. 
Sproat,  Joseph  Wiibar,  George  M. 
Woodward. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 

[Including  Justices  of  the.  Pence  n:>d  Qsni-ntn,  rtetig- 
mved  by  a  *  ,  an  I  justice*  throughout  the  (Jomawn- 
teea&A,  destguated  by  a  +.] 

Attleborough,  George  A.Allen,  Henry 
K.  W.  Alien,  Thomas  A.  Bard^n,  Mil- 
ton Barrow-,  Simeon  Bo^eri,  *£!ku- 
nah  Brig's,  Harvey  Cbtlin.  Joseph 
W.  Capron.  John  Daggett,  Lyman  W. 
Daggett,  *  Lvmnn  V, .  Deane,  Lorenzo 
Draper,  James- €.  Hidden,  David  E. 
Holman,  Samuel  M.  Holman.  *  A)  iah 
M.  M«,-Harr.ibrd  Ide,*Ensha  G.  M<v, 
f  Lemuel  May,  Henry  Rice,  "George 
B.  Richards/  Edmund  I.  Richard*, 
Henry  M.  Richards,  Horatio  N .  I.  •  h- 
ardson,     ^Godfrey  Wbeelotk. 

Berkley,  Wm.  S.  Grant;,  Jahez  Fox. 
Ephraim  French.  Samuel  French, 
Walter  D.  Nichols,  Nathaniel  Towns- 
end. 

Dartmouth,    Benjamin  S.  Anthony, 
William  Barker,  Jr.,    F.   D.   B*rt!ett, 
Elisha  S.  Crapo,   'r';  tiara  \V.  <■ '■ 
John  Gray,  Nathaniel  Potter,  J;\T  Hi- 
ram Whaton. 

Bighion,  Crocker  Babbitt,  Samuel 
D^vis,  Leonard  Gooding,  AliYtd  W. 
Paul,  Joseph  Pstts,   Jonathan    Pratt. 

Eaitnn,  Joseph  Barrows,  Alsoa  Gii- 
more.  Tiviale  liar-low,  Sebd  Howard, 
Harrison  T.  Mil  -heli,  Will  -.  .  1  •■•:, 
Albert  A.  Rorch,  Edward  Selee,  Ga- 
len Sylvester,  Guilford  White. 

Fairhaven,  Lemuel  S.  Ak^n,  Na- 
thaniel Church,  Cyrus  hi.  Ciarfc,  Thosj, 
Davis,   Martin  L.  Ekiredge,  J  Jm  A. 


Hawes,  Hervey  B.  Keen,  Daniel  J. 
Lewis,  *Gcorge  Mandell,  Elbridjze  G. 
Morton,  Alfred  Nye,  Abiel  P.  Robin- 
son, Jones  Robinson,  *  Nathaniel  S. 
Speoner,  Geo.  H.  Taber,  John  Terry, 
Ansel  White,  Jonathan  Wilbur. 

Fall  Paver,  David  Anthony,  Job  B. 
Ashley,  William  II.  Ashley,  Alvin  S. 
Baliard,  *  Hezekiah  Battelle,  Josiah  C. 
Blaisdell,  *Natbaniel  B.  .Borden.  Sim- 
eon Borden,  Robert  C.  Brown,  James 
Bufnnton.  Samuel  A.  Chace,  Richmond 
Davol,  Benjamin  Earl,  Morton  Eddy, 
*Jas.  Ford,  Chas.  S.  Gilford,  Stephen 
B.  Gifford,  Arad  Gilbert,  Chester  W. 
Green,  Horatio  N.  Gunn,  Guilford  H. 
Hathaway,  tCharles  J.  Holmes,  Chas. 
J.  Holmes,  Jr.,  *Foster  Hooper,  Louis 
Lapham,  *Phineas  W.  Leland,  Augus- 
tus B.  Leonard,  Ebenezer  Luther, 
Jonathan  E.  Morrill,  James  M.  Morton, 
Benj.  F.  Winslow,  *Eliab  Williams. 

Freetown,  Bradford  Braiey,  Samuel 
R.  Brown,  C.  A.  Morton,.  Thomas  G. 
Nichols,  Sylvanus  S.  Paine,  Ebenezer 
W.  Peirce,  Reuel  "Washburn. 

Mansfield,  Stirnpson  Austin,  Wm. 
B.  Bates,  Nathaniel  Cook,  Walter  A. 
Crowley,  Daniel  W.  Deane,  Darwin 
Deane,  Thomas  M.  George,  Herman 
Hall,  Elijah  Hodges,  Edward  King- 
man, Charles  Pratt,  Erastus  M."  Reed, 
Wm.  Robinson,  John  Rogers,  Schuy- 
ler Shepard,  Isaac  Stearns,  Charles  P. 
White. 

New  Bedford,  *John  A.  P.  Allen, 
Charles  Aimv,  William  H.  Alien, 
Edmund  Amthony,  f James  Arnold. 
Abraham  Barker,  *Edwin  L,  Barney, 
Charles  T.  Bonne'y,  Samuel  Bonney, 
Alanson  Borden,  George  A.  Bourne, 
t  Lincoln  F.  Brigham,  Cyrus  W. 
Brown,  Charles  D.  Burt,  Isaac  Case, 
Frederick  P.  Chase,  f  John  H.  Clifford, 
William  S.  Cobb,  James  H.  Collins, 
James  B.  Congdon,  William  T.  Cook, 
William  W.  Crapo,  Austin  S.  Cush- 
man,  John  Davis,  Philip  T.  Daw's, 
Joseph  F.  Dearborn,  Ezra  K.  Delano, 
Joseph  C  Delano,  Tristram  R.  Den- 
cison,  George  II.  Dunbar,  Henry  A. 
Edwards,  *I  homas  D.  Eliot  Jireh  L- 
Ferjruson,  Charles  B.  H.  Fessenden, 
tll-y::  -y  French,  Joshua  W.  Frost, 
*  William  Gordon,  David  R.  Greene, 
Thomas  A.  Greene,  fJoseph  Grinnell, 
Albert  D.  Hatch,  Luther'G.  Hewins, 
Sanford  S.  Horton,  *  Abraham  H. 
Howland,  fGe  ■.•  ge  Howland,  Jr.,  -T  is 

and,  Seth  H.  Ingalis,  rJ 
M.  James,  Ephraim  Kempton,  Manas- 
seh  Kempton,  Joseph  C  Kent,  Benj. 
King.  Warren  Ladd,  Benjamin  Lin- 
coln, Benj  Lindscy,  Adam  Maekie, 
1'homai   Mandell,   Edward   MiUiksn, 


BRISTOL   COCXTY. 


47 


Edward  Munro,  Henry  S.  Packard,  i 
Albert  It.  Paulding,  James  R.  Perkins,  j 
\V  I,  PbiUi? -\  Abner  J.  Phipps,  Ricfa'd 
A.  Pierce,  Francis  L.  Porter,  * Jacob  L. 
Porter,  'Oliver  Prescott,  Rob't  C,  Pife- 
::  an,  Isaiah  C.  Ray,  Isaac  M..Ricbard- 
bo«,  Geo.  B.  Richmond,  Merrill  Robin- 
jou,  Jr.,  fBenjamin  Rodman,  Charles 
Russell,  Benj.  King  Saver,  Charles 
C.  Saver,  Edward  F.  Slocum,  George 
F.  Somhwick,  Gideon  B.  Spooner,  "2d, 
•Paul  Spooner,  Calvin  Staples,  Silas 
S  etson,  Thomas  M.  Stetson,  Joshua 
C  Stone,  William  C.  Taber,  Edwin 
P.  Taylor,  William  Hi  Taylor,  *  James 
]>.  Thompson,  Elisha  Thornton,  Jr., 
•Joseph  S.  Tillinghasr,  Calvin  K. 
Turner,  2d,  Hiram  Van  Campen,  Am- 
brose Vincent,  Augustus  L.  West, 
Borden  Wood. 
Norton,  John  Arnold,  Dan  1  S.  Cobb, 


G( 


Cra; 


!ohn  Crane,  Leonard 


Hodges,  Royal  P.  Hodges,  *Cromwell 
Leonard,  Eddy  Lincoln,  ZenoKelly, 
Lysander  G.  Makepeace,  Lemuel  Per- 
ry, Thomas  X.  Roekwood,  fLaban  M. 
Wheaton. 

Pawtucket,  William  W.  Blodgett, 
*Apo!los  Cusbman,  Claudius  B,  Farns- 
wortb,  "f Johnson  Gardner,  Wellington 
Kent,  George  Mason,  Alvin  0.  Read, 
Samuel  Shove,  Charles  W.  Thrasher. 
Raynham,  Samuel  Jones,  Enoch 
King.  Cnarles  Robinson,  Godfrey  Rob- 
inson, *Samuel  Wilbur,  *Seth  D.  j 
Wilbur. 

Rehoboih,   James  Blanding,  George  j 
W.  Bliss,  Horace  Bullock,    George  H-  ! 
Carpenter,  Cbas.  M.  Deane,  Banfbrth  ; 
G.  11.  rton,  Lemuel  Mor.se,    Oliver  C. 
Peck,  Lewis  Pierce,  MtSnzies  R.  Ran- 
dall,   Eiijab    J.    Sanford,    Cyrus   M. 
Wheaton. 

Szekonk,  Zeblna  W.  Bourne,  Tris- 
tram Burgess,  Raymond  II.  Burr, 
D-*vh  Carpenter,  Wm.  Ide,  Andrew 
K.  Medbury,  Viall  Medbury,  Robert 
M.  Pierce,  Samuel  Short. 

Somerset)  Philip  Bowers.  Joan  D. 
Cartwright,  William  P.  Hood,  Joseph 
Muble,  Avery  P.  Slade,  Jonathan  B. 
Slade,  Daniel  Wilbur. 

Hwanzeifi  George  Austin,  Mason 
Barney,  Job-ii  Earle,  Allen  Mason, 
I-  '  n  Mason,  William  Mitchell,  K.  P. 
.Short. 

Taunton,  George  B.  Atwood,  John 
Downea  Austin,  *Anselm  Bassett,  Ed- 
■■  H.  B  ;  nett,  Zefaina  Blake,  John 
S.  Bray  ton,  William  B re wste.r> James 
•■•■  ?n,  Benj.  Caswell,  George  C.  S. 
Choate,  George  A.Crocker,  t^am'l  L. 
Crocker,  Wm.  A;  Crocker,  Benj.  R. 
Dean, Joseph  i  .  Lean,  Sam'l  A.  bean, 
■Mai  P.  Ellis,  Sam'l  D.  Godfrey,  Timo. 


Gordon,  Andrew  H.  Hall,  William 
Haskins,  Abijah  M.  Ide,  Jr.,  Charles 
F.  Johnson,  Jonathan  E.  King,  Sam'l 
B.  King,  Arunah  Leacb,  *Ic.ha.bod 
Lincoln,  Theodore  L.  Lincoln,  Willard 
Lovering,  fMarcus  Morton,  Joseph  M. 
Otis,  Stephen  Pierce,  *Horatio  Pratt. 
Allen  Presbrey,  John  Radley,  Chester 
L  Reed,  Hodges  Reed.  Elijah  M. 
Richmond,  Simeon  W.  Robinson,  Ira 
Sampson,  Alphem  Sanford,  John  E. 
Sanford,  Baylies  Sanford,  Win.  Sea- 
ver,  Silas  Shepard,*Wm.  A  .P.  Sproat, 
William  B.  Sproat,  Albert  E»  Swasey, 
Lemuel  T.  Talbot,  Beuj.  T.  Taylor, 
Peter  C.  Thayer,  Seabury  Thayer, 
Sam'l  R.  Townsend,  Cyrus  M.  Whea- 
ton,  fHenry  B.  Wheelwright,  Stephen 
L.  White,  Joseph  Wilbar,  Joseph  E. 
Wilbar,  *Benjamin  F.  Williams,  Geo. 
E.  Williams,  Henry  "Williams,  James 
M.  Williams,  Sydney  Williams,  Geo. 
Walker,  George  M.  Woodward,  James 
Woodward. 

Westporl,  Israel  Allen,  Nathan  C. 
Brownell,  George  H.  Gilford,  Andrew 
Hicks,  Benj.  B.  Sisson. 

Notaries  Public. 

Attleborough,  John  Daggett,  George 

B.  Richards,  Joseph  B.  Sanford,  God- 
frey Wheelock. 

Fairhaven,  Cyrus  E.  Clark,  Thomas 
Davis,  John  A.  Hawes,  Nathaniel  S. 
Spooner. 

Fall  River,  Alvin  S.  Ballard,  Josiab 

C.  Blaisdell,  Simeon  Borden,  F.  A. 
Boomer,  Robert  C.  Brown,  Benjamin 
Earl,  Morton  Eddy,  James  Ford, 
Charles  J.  Holmes,  Jr.,  Louis  Lap- 
ham,  Charles  P.  Scick.ney,  Ehab  Wil- 
liams, Benj.  F.  Winslow. 

Freetown,  Ebenezer  W.  Peirce. 
New  Bedford,  Lincoln  F.  Brigham, 
Charles  I).  Burt,  John  H.  Clifford, 
Henry  II.  Crapo,  William  W.  Crapo, 
Austin  S.  Cushman,  Thomas  Dawe3 
Eiiot,  Edw'd  Munroe,  Albert  R.  Pauld- 
ing, Robert  C.  Pitman,  Isaiah  C.  Ray, 
Thomas  D.  Robinson,  Thomas  M.  Stet- 
son, Joshua  C.  Stone,  Edwin  P.  Taylor, 
James  Taylor,  Wm.  H.  Taylor,  Aug- 
ustus L.  West,  Borden  Wood. 

Pmclucket,  Apollos  Ousknum,  Clau- 
dius B.  Farnsworrh. 

Taunton,  C.  J.  H.  Bassett,  John  S. 

Bravton,  James  Brown,  James  P.  Ellis, 

|  B.  F.  Presbrey,  Baylies  Sanford,  Wm. 

A.F.  Sproat,  George  Edgar  Williams, 

George  M.  Woodward. 

Wtstport,  Natiian  C.BrownelL 

Trial  Justices. 
AttleborougJi,  Henry  Rice. 
Dartmouth,  Nathaniel  Potter,  Jr. 
Easton,  Albert  A.  Retch. 


48 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Fairha^en,  John  A.  Hawes. 
Mansfield,  William  B.  13  ites. 
Pawtucket,  Wellington  Kent, 
Rehnboth,  Cyiua  M.  Wheaton. 
Seehmk,  Rtymond  H.  Burr. 
Swanzey,  William  Mitchell. 

Coroners. 

Aitleborough,  Lemuel  Bishop,  Jona- 
than Richards. 

Berkley,  Ephraira  French. 

Dartmouth,  Benj.  S-  Anthony,  Lem- 
uel Masher. 

Dighton,  Crocker  Babbitt. 


Boston,  Tisdale  Harlow. 
Fall  River,  Seth  Darling,  Richmond 
Davol. 

Freetown,  Ebenezer  W.  Peirce. 

New  Bedford,  Charles  D.  Burt, 
Shubael  G.  E  iwarda,  Andrew  Mackie, 
William  0.  Russell. 

Norton,  Cromwell  Leonard. 

Raynham,  Seth  D.  Wilbur. 

Somerset,  Philip  Bowers. 

Sicanzey,  Israel  Gardner. 

Taunton,  George  H.  Babbitt,  James 
Woodward. 

Westport,  P.  W.  Peckham. 


DUKES    COUNTY 


Incorporated,  1G83.  Shire  Town,  Edgartown. 

Number  of  Towns,  3.  Population  in  1655,  4,-101. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Theodore  G.  Mayhew,    -         Edgat 
Hebron  Vincent,    - 

Richard  L.  Pease,  -  -  Edgartown. 
Josiah  PL  Smith,  -  -  Edgartown. 
Barnard  C.  Marcuant,  -  Edgartown. 
Isaiah  D.  Pease,  -  -  Edgartown. 
Thomas  II.  Lambert,       -  Chilmark. 

Jonathan  Luce,       -         -  •  Tisbury. 

Samuel  S.  Daggett,  -  Edgartotcn. 
Samuel  S.  Daggett,  -         Edgartown. 

Commissioner  of  Insolvency. 

Tisbury,  Charles  Smith. 

Public  Administrator. 

Tisbury,  Thomas  Bradley. 


Judge  of  Probate  and  Insolvency, 

Register  of  Prolate  and  Insolvency, 
Clerk  of  Courts,  - 

'Register  of  Deeds,      - 

County  Treasurer,       - 
Sheriff,       -        - 

Deputy  Sheriffs,         - 
Crier  of  Courts,  - 


Taller,        -.---•" 
Sessions  of  Probate  Court. 

At  Edgartown,  on  the  third  Mon- 
day of  January  and  July. 

At  Hdmexs  £loleron  the  third  Mon- 
day of  Aprd. 

At  West  Tisbury,  on  the  third  Mon- 
day of  October. 

County  Commissioners. 

Benj.  Davis,  Edgartotcn ;  Thos.  H. 
Lambert,  Chilmark;  Edwin  A.  Luce, 
Tisbury. 

Special  Commissioners,  —  James  O. 
Lambert,  Chilmark;  William  6.  Vin- 
cent, lisbury. 

Times  of  Meeting.—  At  Edgartown, 
on  the.  Wednesday  next  after  the  third 
Monday  in  May,"  and  on  the  Wed- 
nesday next  after  the  second  Monday 
in  November. 

Commissioner  in  Charge  of  Indians 
in  Dukes  County. 
Edgartown,  Barnard   C.  Marchant. 

Commissioners  of  Sewers  in  Matta- 
keeset  Creek. 

Chilmark,  John  lismmett,  Samuel 

T.  Hancock. 


Commissioner  of  Wrecks. 
Edgartown,  William    P.  Cfaadwick, 
Ira  Darrow,  Charles  F.  Dunham,  E- 
G.  Pease. 

Chilmark,  Thomas  II.  Lambert, 
Ephraim  Mayhew,  Jr. 

Tisbury,  Gustavus  D.  Smith. 

Commissioner     under    Personal  Li- 
berty Act. 

Edgartown,  Theo.  G.  Mayhew. 

Commissioners  to  qualify  Civil 
Officers. 

Edgartown,  David   Davis,  Theo.  G. 
Mayhew,  Joseph  T.  Pease. 
Tisbwy,  Thomas  Bradley. 
Justices  of  the  Peace. 

[Jhclurling  Jutlum  of  the  Feaceanrt  ytutmm,  dtsiff- 

n-i'f  '  i'i   a  •,  n-.'.   Justices   throwjhout  the  Comma*- 
wealth,  dcsijnatM  by  a  tj 

Chilmark,  Samuel  Flanders,  Smith 
Mayhew. 

Edqariown,  f  David  Davis,  Joseph 
.Dunham,  Barnard  C.  Marchant,  *  Har- 
rison   P.    Mayhew.    John    Mayhew, 


ESSEX    COUNTY. 


49 


» Theodore  G.  Mayhew,  Archibald 
Motion,  Sbaw  Norris,  Jeremiah  JPease, 

*  .1  .-■  ph  T.  Pease,  Richard  L.  Pease, 
t  Leavitt  Thaxter,  Elijah  13.  Vincent, 
Hebron  Vincent. 

T'tsbury,  Barll't  Allen,  John  Holmes, 
Jonathan  Luce,  Jr.,  William  C.  Luce, 
William  A.  Mayhew.  Alfred  Norton, 
Eliakiin  Norton,  Wm.  S.  Vincent. 

Trial   Justices. 

Edgartown*,  Jeremiah  Pease. 
Ti&oury,  Eliakim  Norton. 


Notaries  Public. 

Chilmark,  Samuel  Flanders,  John 
W.  Gilford. 

Edgartown,  Ira  Darrow,  David  Da- 
vis, Charles  F.  Danham,  Tarlton  C. 
Luce,  John  Mayhew,  Joseph  Mayhew, 
Theo.  G.  Mayhew,  Shaw  Norris,  Jos. 
T.  Pease. 

Tisbury,  John  Holmes,  Wm.  C.  Luce. 
*  Henry  P.  Worth. 

Coroners. 

Edgariown,  Francis  Arlington. 
.    Titsbury,  James  Cotile. 


ESSEX   COUNTY. 


Incorporated,  May  10,  1G43, 
Number  of  Towns,  34. 


Shire  Towns,  Salem,  Newbury- 
port,  and  Lawrence. 

Population  in  1855,  151,167. 


COUNTY    OFFICERS. 


Judge  of  Probate  and  Insolvency, 

Register  of  probate  and  Insolvency, 

Clerk  of  Courts,     - 

Register  of  Deeds, 

County  Treasurer,  *:.'."" 


George  F.  Choate,     - 
Abner  C.  Goodell,     - 
Asahel  Huntington,  - 
Ephraim  Brown, 
Allen  TV.  Dodge, 
(  George  Haskell,. 
Overseers  of  House  of  Correction,     <  Ebenezer  B.  Carrier, 

(  George  Wilson, 

Sheriff, James  Cary, 

Deputy  Sheriffs. 

jtmesbury,  John  Kbwell. 

Amesbury  (  IVesi),  Jacob  S..  Fulling- 
tcn. 

Andover,  Rufus  S.  Morton. 

Danvers,  Richard  Hood. 

Essex,  Ezra  Perkins,  Jr. 

Georgetown,   Otis  Thompson,   Geo. 
W.  Boynton. 

Haverhill,  Jacob  llovr,  Phineas  E. 
Davis. 

Ipswich,  Joseph  Spiller. 

Lawrence,  Bailey  Bartlett,  Leonard 
Stoddard. 

Lyrin^  Charles  Merriit. 

Atarblehead,  John  Dixey.. 

Methuen,  Cbas.  E.  Goss. 

Newburyportt  John  Akerman,  Wcos- 
ter  Smith. 

J'ioc,[-por-',  Henry  Dennis. 

Saiam,  Daniel  Potter,  Ebenezer  D. 
Kimball. 

Sfciiih,  DanverSj  Stephen  Upton. 
Crier  of  Courts. 

Iptwichj  'Theo.  Andrews. 


tSaiem. 

Lynn. 

Salem. 

Salem. 

Hamilton. 

Ipswich. 

Lawrence. 

Marblehead. 

Lawrence. 

Jailers. 

Ipswich,    Ira  Worcester;  Newbury- 

port,    John  Akerman  ;  Salem,  Ebene- 
zer D.  Kimball ;  Lawrence,  Jas.  Cary. 

Masters  of  Houses  of  Correction. 

Ipswich,  Ira  Worcester. 
Lawrence,  James  Cary. 

Sessions  of  Probate  Court. 

At    Andover,   second    Tuesday    in 
August. 

At    Gloucester,   third 
January  and  July. 

At   Haverhill,    third 
April  and  October. 


Tuesdays  in 
Tuesdays    in 


At 


Ipswich*,  t. 


rd  Tuesdays  in  Feb- 
ruary, May,  August,  and  November. 

At  Lawrence,  second  Tuesdays  in 
March,  June,  September,  and  Decem- 
be  r. 

At  Lynn,  Wednesday  following  first 
Tuesdays  in  January  and  July. 

At  Marblehead,  Wednesday  follow- 
ing first  Tuesday  *ia- April  and  Octo- 
ber. 


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MASSACHUSETTS  -REGISTER. 


At  Neivbnryport,  last  Tuesdays  in 
Mir:]},  Jane,  September,  and  Decem- 
ber. 

At  North  Andover,  second  Tuesday 
in  February. 

At  Salem,  first  Tuesday  in  every 
month. 

Sessions  of  Court  of  Insolvency. 

At  Salem,  on  the  first  and  second 
Wednesday  of  each  month. 

At  Lawrence,  on  the  third  Wednes- 
day of  each  month. 

At  Nezcburyport,  on  the  fourth  Wed- 
nesday of  each  month. 

County  Commis.sionera. 

George  Haskell,  Ipswich  :  Ebenezer 
B.  Currier,  Lawrence  ;  Geo.  Wilson, 
Marhlehead* 

Special  Commissioners.  —  John  I. 
Ladd,  Grov  eland  ;  Chas.  B.  Holmes, 
Lynn, 


Time  and  Places  of  Mt 


.—  At 

Ipswich,  on  the    second   Tuesday   of  ■ 
April. 

Salem.,  on  the  second  Tuesday  of 
July. 

Newburyport,  on  the  second  Tues- 
day of  October. 

On  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  Decem- 
ber, at  Salem,  Neicburyport,  Ipswich, 
or  Laicrence,  as  the  Court  may  deter- 
mine at  the  term  next  preceding. 

At  Lawrence,  on  the  last  Tuesday 
of  August. 

Commissioners  of  Insolvency. 

Gloucester,  Lonson  Nash. 

Hamilton,  Daniel  E.  Safford. 

Salem,  Wm.  G.  Choaie. 

Public  Administrators. 

Andover,  Geo.  Foster. 

Neicbaryport,  Edmund  Smith., 

Salem,  Nehemiah  Brown,  Michael 
Carlton,  Berij,  A.  Gray. 

[Masters  in   Chancery. 
Lawrence,  Nathan  W.  Harmon. 
Lynn,  Henry  B.  Fernald. 
Salem,    Win.     G.     Choafe,    David 
Roberts,  Dan  Weed. 

Commissioners  of  Wrecks. 

Gloucester,  Daniel  Robinson,  Isaac 
Story. 

Ipswich,  Theo.  Andrews,  Stephen 
Baker,  Jr. 

Netcburyport,  Edmund  Smith. 

Sivampscott,  John  Chapman. 

Commissioners    under  Personal   I~i- 
.berty  Acl, 

Andover,  Marcus  Morton,  Jr. 

Salem.  Stephen  H.  Phillips. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil 
Gificsrs. 

Andover,  George  Foster,  Nathan  W. 

Ha^en,  Samuel  Merrill. 


Beverly,  Stephens  Biker,  Frede- 
rick W.  Choate. 

Gloucester,  London  Nash,  Joshua  P. 
Tra^k,  John  S.  Webber. 

Haverhill,  Jas.  II.  Duncan,  James 
Gale,  Stephen  Mmot,  William  Tag- 
gar  t. 

Ipswich,  Charle3  Kimball,  Alfred 
Kimball. 

Lawrence,  Nathan  W.  Harmon, 
Geo.  R.  Rowe,  Nathaniel  White. 

Lynn,  Win.  Bassett,  Benjamin  F. 
Mudge,  Jeremiah  C.  Stickney. 

MarhleJiead,  George  Wilson,  Joseph 
P.  Turner. 

North  Andover,  George  Hodges. 

Newbury,  Daniel  Lunt. 

Newburyport,  John  Cook,  Moses 
Pettingell,  John  Por;er. 

Salem,  John  Chapman,  Asahel 
Huntiniiton,  Charles  Kimball,  Joseph 
B.  F.  Osgood,  Dan  Weed,  George 
Wheatland.   Henry   Whipple,  Daniel 

A.  White.  ' 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 

[Including  Justice*  of  the  Fence  and  Quorum,  de- 
signated by  a  *,  and  Justices  throughout  the  Common- 
wealth, dKi><jno.Ud  b\i  a  f.] 

Amesbury,  *Lowell  Bagley,  David 
Batehelder,  Wm.  G.  Binney,  Elijah 
Chase,  t'-Joshua  Colb}.  Amos  Currier, 
John  Evans,  Jos.  Gale,  William  H. 
Haskell,  Joseph  Merrill,  Jr.,  John  S. 
Morse,  William  Nichols,  Orlando  S. 
Fatten,  Frederick  Sargent,  Jona  B. 
Sargent,  Patten  Sargent,  Azor  G. 
Woodman. 

Andover,  fAmos  A.bbott,  Asa  A.  Ab- 
bott, Nathan  Abbott,  2d.  jJohn  Aiken, 
Isaac  O.  Blunt,  Jedediah  Bart,  Isaac 
Carruih,  Herman  P.  Chandler,  Wm. 
Chiekermg,  *Hobart  Clark,  Francis 
Cogswell,  Samuel  T.  Cooper,  *Sam'l 
Farrar,  John  Flint,  *  George  Foster, 
Muses  F'oster,  Jr.,  Enoch  Frye,  Sd, 
Abraham  J.  Gould,  Samuel  Gray, 
*  Nathan  W.  Hazen,  Samuel  Merrill, 
Wiilard  Pike. 

Beverly,  H.  A.  Appleton,  John  I. 
Raker,  Stephens  Baker,  Frederick  W. 
Choate,  Charles  Davis,  Hezekiah  Fos- 
ter. Josiah  A.  Ila>keli,  Henry  P.  Mer- 
rick, James  Hill,  Joseph  E.  Ober, 
John  Porter,  Samuel  Porter,  Thomas 
Stephens,  Richard  P.  Waters,  John  P. 
Webber,  Jr. 

Boxford,  Benj.  S.  Barnes,  N.  Bod- 
well,  William  N.  Cleaveland,  Moses 
Dorman,  Win.  It.  Kimball,  George 
Pearl,  G.  Perley,  Enoch  Wood. 

Bradford,  f George  Cogswell,  Wal- 
ter Goouell,  Benjamin  Givcnleaf,  Jos. 
Hall,  "Edmund  Kimball,   Stephen  L. 

B.  Spear. 

Danvers,  Israel  W.  Andrews,  Moses 


ESSEX    COUNTY. 


51 


Black,  Jr.,  Ebenezer  Hunt,  George 
Osgood,  Andrew  N.  Putnam,  Phile- 
mon Putnam,  Rufus  Putnam,  George 
Tapley,  Caleb  Webster,  William  L. 
Weston. 

Essex,  Aaron  L.  Burnham,  Eben- 
ezer Burnham,  *David  Choate,  Ezra 
Perkins,  Jr.,  Oliver  H.  P.  Sargent 

Georgetown,  Mark  F.  Edmonds, 
Jeremiah  P.  Jones,  *Jeremiah  Russell, 
Moses  Tenney,  Jr.,  Richard  Tenney. 

Gloucester,  John  J.  Babson,  Joseph 
S.  Barber,  Joseph  Blood,  Benj.  H. 
Corliss,  Alex.  P,  Davis,  James  Davis, 
George  L.  Ford,  Theophilus  Herrick, 
John  W  Lowe.  *Lonson  Nash-,  Nathl. 
Pierce,  Alfred  Presson,  Leonard  J. 
Presson,  Ira  Saville,  Isaac  P.  Smith, 
Cyrus  Story,  Jr.,  Charles  P.  Thomp- 
son, *  Joshua  P.  Trask,  John  Webber, 
*John  S.  Webber. 

Grovelahd,  Wm.  S.  Balch,  George 
Hadsoo*  John  I.  Ladd,  *Nath,l  Ladd, 
Amos  Parker,  Benj.  Parker,  Peter 
Parker,  Jacob  W.  Reed,  Charles  G. 
Savary,  -[Jeremiah  Spofford. 

Hamilton,  Allen  W.  Dodge,  Joseph 
Knowlton,  Nathaniel  A.  Lovering, 
Joseph  Patch,  Paul  D.  Patch. 

Have/kill,  John  A,  Appleton,  John 
Briekett,  David  Boynton,  William 
Caldwell,  Solomon  Chapin,  Elbridge 
W.  Chase,  Geo.  W.  Chase,  Thomas 
N.  Chase,  Wm.  D.  S.  Chase,  Jesse 
Clement,  Jonathan  Crowell,  fJames 
tL  Duncan,  John  R.  Easterbrooks, 
Elbridge  G.  Eaton,  Orenzo  T.  Emer- 
son, Mo-es  J.  G.  Emery,  Daniel  F. 
Pitts,  Edward  G.  Frothin'_rham.  James 
Gale,  Simeon  George,  E.  J.  M.  Hale. 
Wm.  IL  Hewes,  Isaac  It.  Howe, 
fNathaniel  S.  Howe,  Caleb  D.  Hank- 
ing, Ensign  S.  Hunkins,  Ellas  T.  In- 
stalls, John  J.  Ingalls,  Addison  B. 
Jaques,  Luther  Johnson,  *Alfred  Kit- 
tredge,  John  James  Marsh,  Henry  N. 
Merrill,  Closes  Merrill,  *Steph.  Minot, 
John   B.  Nichols  Moses   F.    Peaslee, 


Lleazer  A.  Pot 


Russ* 


Oliver  II.  Roberts,  Eben  PL  SafFord, 
Benjamin  E.  Sawyer,  Wm.  Tagsrai't, 
IX  Waldo  Webster,  Thos.  West,  Thos. 
IL  West,  *Moses  Wingate. 

Ipswich,  Theo.  Andrews.  Stephen 
Baker,  *Josiah  Caldwell,  Aaron 
Cogswell,  Gilbert  Conant,  John  D. 
Cress.  Joseph  Farlev,  Geo.  Haskell, 
Alfred  Kimball,  Benj.  Kimball,  *Chas, 
Kimball,  George  L.  Lord,  Nathaniel 
L.  SJUmning,  Frederick  Mitchell, 
*Jolm  A.  Newman,  Timothy  B.  Ross, 
Ira  Worcester,  Asahel  H.  Wildes; 

Lawrence,  Nathaniel  Ambrose,  das. 
A.  Barker,  Geo.  W.  Benson,  Charles 
iL  Bsgclow,  Benj.  Bordman,    George 


P.  Briggs,  George  D.  Cabor,  *Perley 
S.  Chase,  Albert  P.  Clark,  *Robert 
Cross,  John  B.  Fairfield,  Joseph  N. 
Gage,  Wilbur  F.  Gile,  *Natban  W. 
Harmon,  Michael  1).  Hart,  Isaac 
Hayden,  James  D.  Herrick,  John  C. 
Hoadley,  Leonard  Hoyt,  William  D. 
Joplin,  Wm.  Morse,  Christopher  G. 
Newton,  Henry  K.  Oliver,  Thomas  A. 
Parsons,  Wm.  II.  Parsons,  John  Rod- 
man Rollins,  George  R.  Rowe,  Daniel 
Saunders,  Darnel  Saunders,  Jr., 
Edgar  J.  Sherman,  Ivan  Stevens, 
James  H.  Stevens,  William  Stevens, 
*  Charles  S.  Storrow,  George  A. 
Walton,  Albert  Warren,  Benjamin  F. 
Watson,  ^Nathaniel  White,  Nathaniel 
G.  'White,  Nathaniel  Wilson,  Thomas 
Wright.  Wm.  H.  P.  Wright. 

Lynn,  fJohn  B.  Alley,  Gustavus 
Andrews,  David  Austin.  James  Babb, 
*Daniel  C.  Baker,  William  Bassett, 
John  Batchelder,  Abijah  E.  Blood, 
Andrews  Breed,  Hiram  N.  Breed, 
Joseph  Breed,  2d,  *Isaac  Brown, 
Augustus  C.  Carey,  Oliver  B.  Coolidge, 
Joseph  L>ampney,  *Edward  S.  Davis, 
Geo.  Foster,*Jos.  Hain  s,  John  Hilton, 
Edward  W.  Hinks,  *George  Hood, 
William  Rowland,  Ephraim  A.  Ingalls, 
Nathaniel  Ingalls,  Wm.  F.  Johnson, 
Lewis  Josselyn,  Lewis  E.  Josselyn, 
George  W.  Keene.  Josiah  F.  Kimball, 
Ruths  Kimball,  Aionzo  Lewis,  James 
S.  Lewis,  Aaron  Lummus,  Charles 
Merritt,  Benjamin  Mudge,  *Benj.  F. 
Mudge,  Ezra  W.  Mudge.  Asa  T.  New- 
hall,  Edw-d  Newhali,  Henry  NewhalL 
Jas.  R.  Newhali,  *Xhomas  B.  Newhalh 
Henry  C.  Oliver,  Era's  Parton,  Dean 
Peabody,  Dan 'I  Perley,  Amos  Rhodes, 
Robt.  M.Richardson, Joseph  N.  Sander- 
son, Chas.  Henry  Stickney,  "Meremiah 
C.  Stickney,  Cyrus  M.  Stimson,  Amos 
iJP.  Tapley,  Philip  P.  Tapley,  Wilder 
S.  Thurston,  Cyrus  M.  Tracy,  Roland 
G.  Usher,  John  P.  Woodbury. 

Lijnnjield,  John  Danibrth,  Jr., 
Joshua  Hewes,  Andrew  Mansfield, 
Josiah  Newhali,  John  Perkins.  • 

Manchester,  John  P.  Allen,  Joseph 
Hooper,  Benj.  Leach,  2d,  John  Lee, 
John  Price. 

Marblehead,  Sam'i  Bowdoin,  Glover 
Broughton,  Ephraim  Brown,  *Wrn. 
Fabens,  Thomas  Foss,  John  Giliey, 
Henry  G.  G ray,  James  Gregory,  Wm. 
A.  Pierpont,  Henry  F.  Pitman, 
•fFrederick  Robinson,  Joseph  H.  Rob- 
inson,  John  Sparhawk,  Jr.,  Joseph  P. 
Turner,  George  Wilson. 

Mc'huen,  Stephen  Barker,  Gerry 
W.  Cochrane,  John  Davis,  Josiah 
Dearborn,  John  Af.  Grosvenor,  Jared 
S.   Howe,     Joseph    Howe,     StepheE 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Huse,  Joseph    F.    Ingalls,  John   Low,  | 
E.  F.  G.  Marsh,  Charles  Shed. 

Middteton,  Amos   Batehelder,  Ebon  j 
S.  Fhelps,  Ruel  A.  Poelps. 

■Nahani,  John  Q.  Hammond,  Wel- 
come W.  Johnson. 

Newbury,  *Daniel  Adams,  Geo.  W. 
Adams,  David  S.  Caldwell,  Joshua 
Coffin,  Geo.  P.  Danforth,  William 
Little,  Daniel  Lunt,  Daniel  Noyes, 
Samuel  Poor,  Herman  D.  Rogers, 
Wm.  M.  Rogers,  Martin  Root,  Paul 
Titeomb. 

Ntivburyporl ,  *John  Akerman,  Ja- 
cob Atkinson,  Isaac  II.  Boardmau,*  Jo- 
seph H.  Brandon,  Wm.  II. Brewster, 
David  F.  Brown,  i'hos.  W.  Burnham, 
Fred.  J.  Coffin,  Tristram  Collin,  Tris- 
tram Coffin,  Jr.,*Geo.  J.  L.Colby,  Jere. 
Colman,  Charles  Cook,  *John  Cook, 
Solomon.  II.  Currier,  Win.  E.  Currier, 
■{■Caleb  Gushing,  Wm.  Gushing,  Chas. 
C.  Dame,  *Wra.  Davis,  Nath'l  Foster, 
Henry  Frothingham,  Jos.  G.  Gerrish, 
Alajor  Goodwin,  Daniel  Granger, 
Nathaniel  Greely,  George.  Greenleaf, 
Moses  Hale,  Geo.  W.  Hill,  Nathaniel 
Hills,  Philip  K.  HUls.  James  Hodgdon, 
Stephen  S.  Hodge,  Jacob  Barton, Chas. 
IL  Hudson,  Geo.  W.  Jackmari,  Jr., 
Edward  Wr.  Jewett,  Eleazer  Johnson, 
Harrison  G.  Johnson,  *IXenry  John- 
son, *'He'nry  W.  Kinsman,  Caleb 
Lamson,  Josiah  Little,  Micajah  Lunt, 
♦Stephen  W.  Marston,  Andrew  W. 
Mikimove,  Amos  W.  Mooney,  I'd  ward 
S.  Moseley,  Nathan  A.  Moulroii, 
*Moses  Pettingell,  *S*mne1  Phillips, 
^Daniel  P.  Pike,  John  N.  Pike,  J <  ah 
W-  C.  Pike,  John  Porter,  *  Ed  ward  S. 
Rand,  Edward  W.  Rand,  *£danmd 
Smith,  Eben  F.  Stone,  Jacob  Stone, 
William  Stone,- Mark  Syanonds,  Win. 
Thurston,  Paul  T.  Winkley. 

North  cindover,Jededmh  II.  Barker, 
Daniel  Carleton,  George  L.  Davis, 
George  Hodges,  James  AL  Hubbard, 
Bailey  Loring,  Isaac  O.  Loring,  Henry 
Osgood,  Keueli  A.  Phelps,  _  Samuel 
Raymond,  James  Stevens,  Nathaniel 
Stevens. 

Rochporty  Joseph  Bartlett,  Eben 
Biatchibr-d,  George  D.  Hale,  James 
Manning,  Benjamin  Parsons,  Jr.,  W  m. 
Pool. 

liuwley,  Richard  Herbert,  Thorn  is 
E.  Payson,  K.  Smith,  Euward  Todd. 
Satan,  Nathaniel  Iv.  Ailcn,  Georg  - 
Andrews,  Joseph  Andrews,  "SanTl  P. 
Andrews,  Nathaniel  Apple-art,  Wm. 
Archer,  Jr.,  John  Bali,  Sidney  C. 
Baneruit,  Benj.  liarstow,  John  Ber- 
tram, Robert  Bro  k";u-e,  iiphraim 
Brown,  Jr.,  Nehemtah  Brown,  f Al- 
bert G.  Browne,  *Benj.  F.   Browne, 


J.  Vincent  Browne.  John  T.  Burnham, 
Samuel  B.  Buttriek,  Joseph  S.  Cabot, 
.Michael  Carlton,  William  Caller,  John 
Chad  wick,  fJohn   Chapman,   Geo.   F. 
Cheever,  George   F.    Choate,  William 
G.  Choate,  Wm.  S.  Cleveland,  Joseph 
Cloutman,  Humphrey   Cook,  Francis 
Cox,  Geo.  It.  Curwen,  Jos.  A.  Dalton, 
*Geo.  H.  Devereux,  Humphrey  Deve- 
reux,  John  Dwyer,  Chas.  M.  Endicott, 
Wm.  C.  Endicott,  John  G.  Felt,  f Caleb 
Foote,  Wm.  H.  Foster,  Jas.  A.   Gitlis, 
Benjamin  A.  Gray,  Henry  B.  Groves, 
Leonard  B.  Harrington.  Mark  Haskell, 
William    P.     Hayward,     Moses    Hill, 
Edward  Hodges,  Jacob  Hood,fAsahel 
Huntington,  ^Horace  Ingersoll,  *Ste- 
phen  B.  Ives,  Jr.,  John  Jewett,,  Chas. 
Kimball,    Eben   W.    Kimball,  James 
Kimball,  Henry  L.    Lambert,  Joseph 
S.  Leavitt,  *Nath'l  J.    Lord,   f  Otis  P. 
Lord,  Geo.  B.  Loring,  Samuel  Mack- 
intire,  John  Masury,  Wihiam  Maynes, 
James  Mc  Geary,   Wm.  S.  Messervy, 
j  *Ephraim  F.  Miller,  George  L.  New- 
I  comb,    Gilbert     G.     New  ball,    David 
!  Nichols,  John   H.    Nichols.    *  William 
j  D.  NorcLend,  Thos.   F.  Odell,  Joseph 
j  B.  P.   Osgood,  Jeremiah  Page,   Wm. 
|  \Y.  Palmer,  George  A.  Parker,  John 
j  Brooks  Parker,  Wm.  B.  Parker,  Ira  J. 
i  Patch,  Edward   II.  Payson,    Francis 
Peabody,  Geo.  Peabody,  Robert  Peeie, 
Aaron  Perkins,  Daniel  Perkins,  f  Jona, 
C,    Perkins,    Jonathan     Perley,    Jr., 
Jairus  W.  Perry,  f  Stephen  H.  Phillips, 
Wiilard    P.    Phillips,  David  Pingree, 
|  1  hos.  P.  Pingree,  Thos.  P.  Pingree,  Jr., 
|  Daniel  Potter,  *  William  C.  Prescott, 
i  David  Putnam,  Perley  Putnam,  Moses 
j  D.  Randall,  Robert  S.  Rantoul,  *David 
;  Roberts,  *  Augustus  D.   Rogers,  Strat- 
j  ton  W.  Robinson,  James  Popes,  *Na- 
thaniel  Silsbee,  Edmund  Smith,   Geo. 
|  H.  Smith,  Henry  B.   Smith,    Edward 
Stimpsou,  James   C.   Stimpson,  Thos. 
M.  Stimpson,  Augustus   Story,  *Isaae 
Story,  Gilbert   L.   Streeter,  John   D. 
Symonds,  Nathaniel  D.  Sy  monds,  John 
G.  Til  ton,  Charles  W.  Upham,  Abbott 
l  Walker,  Eben  N.  Walton,  *  Joseph  G. 
i  Waters,  Wm.  D.  Waters,Benj.  Webb, 
:  *Si  ;phen  P.  Webb,*Dan  Weed,  Nath'l 
i  Weston,  *  George    Wheatland,   Henry 
i   Wheatland,   Stephen    G.   Wheatland, 
■.  *IIenry      Whipple,    John      Whipple, 
i  *.Daniel   A.    White,    Henry    L.    Wii- 
j  limns,  William  Williams,  Jonathan    P. 
V, .  „,  ester,  Isaac  Wyrmm. 
Salisbury,  Ezekiel   Brown,  Thomas 
!  J.  Clark,  Cyrus  Dearborn,  Jr.,  Reuben 

■  Evans,  Streeter  Evans,  Benjamin    E. 

■  Fifieid,  Elias  French,  .Muses  K.  Pike. 
J  Moses  True,  Jr.,  George  Turner,  Azof 
1  O.  Webster,  Daniel  Webster. 


ESSEX    COUNTT. 


53 


Saugus,  Wm.  W.  Boardmao,  Geo. 
W.  Fairbanks,  Benjamin  F.  Newhall, 
*John  T.  Paine,  Elijah  P.  Robinson. 
'■South  Banners,  f  ATred  A.  Abbott, 
Lewis  Allen,  Sidney  C.  Bancroft, 
f  Robert  S.  Daniels, Warren  M.  Jacobs, 
James  P.  King,  Samuel  A.  Lord,  Geo. 
Osbora,  George  A.  Osborn,  Miles  Os- 
born,  Kendall  Osborn,  Richard  Os- 
born, Joseph  Osgood,  John  B.  Pea- 
body,  Benj,  C.  Perkins,  Israel  Perkins, 
Fitch  Poole,  Leonard  Poole,  Nathan 
H.  Poor.  Moses  Preston.  *John  W. 
Proctor,  Thomas  M.  Sampson,  Wil- 
liam Sutton.  Stephen  Upton,  John  G. 
Walcott,  Wm.  Walcott,  Hiram  O. 
Wiley. 

Swampscott,  Philander  Holden, Sam- 
uel C.  Pitman,  Waldo  Thompson. 

Topsfield,  Jos.  W.  Batehelder,  An- 
drew Gould,  Zaceheus  Gould,  Chas. 
H.  Holmes.  Joel  Lake,  Samuel  S.  Mc* 
Kenzte,  *  Royai  A.  Merriam,  Richard 
Phillips,  Jr.,  Benj*  Poole. 

Wenham,  Joseph  Cook,  Andrew 
Dodge,  Francis  M.  Dodge,  *  Edmund 
Kimball,  John  Porter,  Benj.  C.  Put- 
nam. 

West  Newbury,  John  Appleton, 
John  C.  Carp,  Benjamin  Ed  wards,  Jr., 
Eliphalet  Emery,  George  Emery,  Ne- 
bemiah  F.  Emery,  Edmund  Hills,  Wm. 
Merrill,  *  John"  Moody,  Thomas  S. 
Ordvvay,  Ben.  Pc-riev'Poore,  *Dean 
Robinson,  Samuel  Rogers,  John  M. 
Tewkesbury. 

Trial  Justices. 

Amesouru,  Wm.  C.  Binney. 
Andover,  Samuel  Merrill. 
Beverly,  James  Hill. 
Danvers,  Israel  W.  Andrews. 
Essex,  David  Choate. 
Georgetown,  Jeremiah  P.  Jones. 
Grouelandj  Jeremiah  Spodbrd. 
Ipswich,  .Joseph  Farley. 
Marbkhead,  Wm.  Fa  bens. 
Meihuen,  Jared  S.  Howe. 
Nahant,  John  Q.  Hammond. 
Eockport,  Geo.  D.  Hale. 
Salisbury,  George  Turner. 
Saugm,  Elijah  P.  Robinson. 
South  Danvers,  Benj.  C.  Perkins. 
WsstJ^eivbury,  Nehemiah  F.  Emery. 

Kotaries  public. 

Andover,  Henry  W.  Abbott,  Geo. 
Fo^er,  Samuel  Merrill. 

Bev-erl u,  Si  jphens  Baker,  Frederick 
W.  Choate,  Ile/ekluh  Foster. 

Danvers.  Richard  Hood,  Samuel 
Preston. 

Georgiiiown,  Jeremiah  Bussed. 

Gloucester,  Jos.   S.  Barber,  James 


Davis,  Charles  A.  Johnson,  Lonsor. 
Nash,  Joshua  P.  Trask. 

Haverhill,  James  Gale,  "Wm.  H. 
Hewes,  John  James  Marsh,  William 
Taggart. 

Lawrence,  Benj.  Bordman,  Daniel 
Saunders,  Nathaniel  G.  Wbite,  Thos. 
Wright. 

Lynn,  Andrews  Breed,  Edward  S. 
Davia,  Philip  C.  Knapp,  James  K. 
Newhall,  Wm.  Howland,  Benjamin 
Oliver,  Amos  Rhodes,  Cyrus  M.  Tracy. 

Marblehead,  Wm.  Fabens,  James 
Gregory. 

Methuen,  George  Foot. 

Newbury  port,  Isaac  H.  Board  man, 
Joseph  II.  Bragdon,  John  Cook,  Wm. 
Fabens,  Nathaniel  Foster,  Samuel 
Phillips,  John  'N.  Pike,  John  Porter, 
Edward  W.  Rand. 

Salem,  George  Andrews,  Joseph 
Cloutman,  Wm,  C  Endicotr,  Ephraim 
F.  Miller,  Joseph  B.  F.  Osgood,  Wm. 

C.  Prescott,  David  Roberts,  Thomas 
M.  Stimpson,  Isaac  Story,  Stephen  P. 
Webb,  Dan  Weed,  Joseph  G.  Waters, 
Stephen  G.  Wheatland. 

Salisbury,  Thomas  J.  Clark,  George 
Turner. 

South  Dancers,  Alfred  A.  Abbott, 
Benj.  C.  Perkins.  Thomas  M.  Stimp- 
son. 

Coroners. 

Amesbury,  Wm.  Pecker. 
.  Andover,  Joseph  Rice. 
Bradford,  Jonathan  Kimball. 
Danvers,  Richard  Rood. 
Essex,  Caleb  Cogswell, 
Georgetown,  Hiram  Harriman,  Jos. 
P.  Stickney. 

Groveland,  Nathaniel  II.  Griffith. 
Haverhill,  Elbridge  G.  Eaton. 
Ipswich,  Theodore  Andrews. 
Lawrence,  David  Dana,  Jr.,  William 

D.  Lamb,  Julius  H.  Morse. 

Lynn,  Hiram  N.  Breed,  Plumer 
Chesley,  James  Stone. 

Marblehead,  Samuel  Bowden,  Jas.- 
Gregory. 

Newbury,  George  W-  Adams. 

Newbutyport,  John  Cook,  Wopster 
Smith. 

Rockport,  dames  Planning. 

Salem,  Eben  N.  Walton,  Nehemiah 
Brown. 

Salisbury,  Ellas  French. 

South  Danvers,  Stephen  Upton,Wil- 
iiam  Walcott. 

Sizamptcutt,  Samuel  C  Pitman. 

West  Newbury ,  John  Moody. 

Agent  Essex  Bridge. 
James  Kimball,  of  Salem, 


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LvCORrOKATEI>    JUNE    24 

Number  of  Towns,  26. 


FRANKLIN  COUNTY. 

1311. 


Shire  Town,  Greenfield. 
Population  in  1855,  31,658. 


county  oppic: 


Judge  of  Probate  and  Insolvency, 
Register  of  Probate  and  Insolvency, 

Clerk  of  Courts,     - 

Register  of  Deeds,  - 

County   Treasurer,  - 

>,  /.  rr  c  ri  \  Lewis  Merriam, 

Overseers  ot  house  of   LorrecUon,  < 

J  '    IRufus  Rowland, 

-     Samuel  fi.  Reed, 


Charles  Mattoon, 

Charles  J.  J.  Ingersoll, 
George  Grennell, 
Humphrey  Stevens,     - 
Lewis  Merriam. 


Sheriff,  - 

Deputy  Sheriffs. 
Ashfeld,  Anson  Bement. 
Charlemont,  Samuel  Potter. 
Coleraine,  Roswell  A.  Buck. 
Conway,  Wm.  C.  Campbell. 
Green fidd,  Lorenzo  D.  Joshn. 
Montague,  Solomon  C.  Wells, 
North  New  Salem,  Wm.Wfaittemore. 
Northfield,  Wright  Srfattoru 
Oranqe,  Wilson  Wheeler. 
Skelburne  {Falls),  Orriri  P.  Paine. 
Shiiiesbury,  Henry  Pieree. 

Deputies  in  Hampshire  County. 

Amherst,  Frederick  A.  Palmer. 

Northampton,  Ansel  Wright. 

Ee   uty  Jailer  and  Master  of  House  j 
of  Correction. 

Seth  C.  Smith,  Greenfield. 
Crier  of  Courts. 

David  Wright,  Deerfidd* 
Sessions  of  Probate  Court. 

At  Charlemont,  3d  Tuesdays  in  May  ! 
and  October. 

At  Conway,  1st  Tuesday  in  Febra-  ! 
ary,  and  3d  in  July. 

At  Greenfield^  2d  Tuesdays  of  Feb-  | 
ruary,  March,  May,- and  October,  4th  { 
Tuesday  in  August,  1st  Tuesday  in  j 
November,  and  3-d  Tuesday  in  De-  | 
cember.  •  j 

At  Lock's  Village,  Shutesbury,  on  j 
Friday  next  after  the  last  Tuesday  of  j 
April,  and  the  Friday  next  alter  the  j 
3d  Tuesday  of  September. 

At    Northfield,  on   the    Wednesday  | 


Greenfield. 
Greenfield. 
Greenfield. 
Greenfield. 
Greenfield. 
Greenfield . 
Greenfield- 
Greenfield. 


Special  Commissioners,  William  W. 
Russell,  Sunderland  ;  Henry  K.  Hoyt, 
Deerfield. 

Times  of  Meeting. — At  Greenfield \ 
on  the  first  Tuesdays  in  March  and 
September,  and  2d  Tuesdays  in  June 
and  December. 

Commissioners  of  Insolvency. 
Almon  Brainard,  Greenfield. 
Davis  Goddard,   Orange. 
Samuel  T.  Field,  Shelburne. 
Masters  in  Chancery. 
Greenfield,  Almon  Brainard,  Sam'I 
0.  Lamb,  Charles  Allen. 

Commissioner  under  Personal 
Liberty  Act. 

Greenfield,  George  D,  Wells. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil 
Officers. 

Charlemont,  Roger  H.  Leavitt,  Syl- 
vester Maxwell. 

Greenfield,  Charles  Allen,  Daniel 
W.  Atvord,  Almon  Brainard,  Wendell 
T.  Davis,  George  Grennell,  Whiting 
Griswold,  Charles  Mattoon. 

Orange,  Davis  *  Goddard,  Edwin 
Sfone. 

Sunderland,  Horace  W.  Tafr. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 

[loclurling  Justices  of  the  Peace  and  Quorum,  desig- 
>m.v  /  K'/  it  *,  and  Justices  throughout  the  Comm  m- 
Wf.'Mlh,  designated  •■//  a  t-] 

Ashfield^Yalt  Bement,  Bela  Gard- 
ner, Alvin  Perry,  Henry  S.  Ranney, 
C  heste  r  S  an  derso  n . 

Bernardston,  Silas  N.  Brooks,  f Hen- 
ry   W.    Ciishman,    William    Dwight, 


next  after  the  la>t  Tuesday  of  April,  j 

and  the  3d  Tuesday  in  September.  J 

Sessions  of  Court  of  Insolvency. 

At   Greenfield  j  on  the   1st  Monday  j 
in  each  month. 

County  Commissioners,  -  j 

Alfred  R.  Field,    Greenfield;  Sam'I  !  Josiuh  Trow. 

D.  Bardwell,  Sheibume  :.  Jpsiah  God-  j       Charlemont,  Stephen  Bates,  Luther 
dard,  Orange.  Bordman,    Isaac    D,    Hawkes,    Hart 


Aretas  Ferry,  Timothy  K.  Ilorton, 
Samuel  J.  Lyons,  Zebina  C.  New- 
comb,  Daniel  W.  Temple. 

Buck-land,  Ezekh  1  1).  Bement,  Jo- 
skin W.  Griswold,  EbenezerMaynard, 
Thomas  B.  Montajrue,    -John   Tobev, 


FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 


55 


Leavitt,  Ro^er  H.  Leavitt,  Alexander 
F.  Maxwell,  *Sylvester  Maxwell,  Ash- 
ooun  H.  Tavlor,  A.  L.  Tyler,  •Frede- 
rick W.  White. 

Colerojne,  Solomon  W.  Gleason, 
•Joseph  Griswold,  William  Lanfair, 
Lucius  Lyons,  Hugh  B.  Miller,  Calvin 
W.  Shattuck,  Stephen  Shepardson, 
John  Wilson. 

Contcay,  Phineas  Bartler,  Chester 
Bement,  John  Bradford.  Horace  B. 
Child,  *Asa  Holland,  Frederick  E. 
Patrick,  Austin  Rice. 

Deerjield,  Isaac  Abercrombie,  James 
C.  Arms,  *  Pliny  Arms,  Wm.  D.  Bates, 
Dexter  Childs,  Cephas  Clapp,  Horatio 
Hawfces,  Robert  M.  Pease,  Christopher 
A.  Stebbins,  Edward  W.  Stebbins, 
Moses  Stebbins,  Jonathan  A.  Saxton, 
Samuel  Wiliard.  Jr.,  Artemas  Wil- 
liams, Ephraioa  Williams.  John  Wilson. 

Ervlng,  Henry  H.  Holton,  S.  il. 
Woodward. 

GUI,  Josiah  D.  Canning,  Eoswell 
Field,  Jonathan  S. "Purple. 

Greenfield,  Charles  Allen,  *  Daniel 
W.  Alvortf,  *Almon  Brainard,  David 
N.  Carpenter,  f  George  T.  Davis, 
•Wendell  T.  Davis,  Timothy  M. 
Dewey,  Wm.  Eiiott,  Alfred  R.  Field, 
Richard  E.  Field,  fGeorge  Grennell, 
James  S.  Grennell,  Wilting  Griswold, 
Rufus  Howiand,  Charles  3.  J.  iEger- 
soll,  Sam*!  0.  Lamb,  Joseph  G.  Long- 
ley,  f  Ho  race  Lyman,  *Cbas.  Mattcon, 
Lewis  Merriam,  Harvey  C.  Newton, 
t  Ansel  Phelps,  Zebina  L.  Raymond, 
*Samuel  K.  Reed,  *FranJklin  Ripley, 
Frederick  G.  Smith,  *Wm.  B.  Wash- 
burn, Alfred  Wells,  *George  D.  Wells, 
Noah  S.  Wells,  Wm.  Wilson,  Hopkins 
Woods. 

Han-leu,  Samuel  Hall,  Joseph  G. 
Longley,  John  Vincent. 

fieatk,  Eliphalet  S.  Darling,  Aaron 
Dickinson,  William  M.  Maxwell. 

Leveret'.,  Luther  Dudley,  Aklei 
Field,  Zebina  Field,  Francis  Fr 
Sidney 

Le  yd 
Childs, 
Packer, 

Mam 

Mom 
lord  G< 


c. 


S,  Soaead,  Timothy  B.  Rice. 
Fernando  W.  Carlton,  Geo. 
'Eli  Win" 


John   Mo  wry,  2d, 


Hon. 


"oe,  Hosea  G.  B 
"■;n<\  Philander  Boutweli,  San- 
xidard,  Apollos  Garni,  Harri- 
son F.  Root.  Augustus  L.  Taft,  S.  C. 
Wells. 

New  Salem,  Emerson  Fay,  William 


T.  Freeinm 


mine!  G 


.ipheii: 


Harding,  Franklin  il.  Haskell,  Horace 
Hunt,  Wm.  Smith,  Clark  Thompson. 

SortJi/idd,  EiUha  Alexander.  Rich- 
ard Colton,  Simeon  A.  Field,  Timothy 
Field,  Hugh  W.  Green,  Charles  Os- 
good, Charles  Pomercy. 


Orange,  Hillel  Baker,  Otis  Brooks, 
Rufus  I).  Chase,  Levi  Gage,  Jr.,  Davis 
Goddard,.  Josiah  Goddard,  Zina  Good- 
ale,    Rodney    Hunt,    Philip   Martin, 
Edwin  Stone,  Admiral  A.  Ward,  John 
R.  Whipple,  Hiram  Woodward. 
Rome,  Humphrey  Gould. 
Shelbume,     Samuel    D.    Bardwell, 
Charles  M.  Duncan,  S.  T.  Field.  Zeb- 
ulon  W.  Field,  Halbert  S.  Greenieaf, 
I.  J.  Hawkes,  Elam  Kellogg,  Ebenezer 
G.  Lamson,  Arthur  Maxwell. 
|    .   Shutesbury,    Hardin   Hemmenway, 
'  Henry  Pierce. 

Sunderland,  Chas.  Cooler,  Ashley 
I  Hubbard,  Avery  D.  Hubbard,  Clark 
i  Rowe,  Emmons  Russell,  Wm.  W.  Rus- 
|  sell,  *Horace  W.  Taft,  Nathaniel  G. 
}  Trow. 

Warwick,  James  Goldbury,  Samuel 
!  W.  Spooner,  Clark  Stearns,  Kath'l  E. 
I  Stevens,  James  Stockwell. 
|       Wendell,    Daniel    Ballard,     Jabez 
Sawyer,  D.  Wilder. 

Whalely,  Josiah  Allis,  Chester  Bard- 
;  well,  2d,  James    M.    Crafts,    Samuel 
Lesure,  Justin  R.  Smith,   Charles  D. 
Stockbridge,  Samuel  B.  White. 

Trial  Justices. 
Chariemont,  Frederick  W.  White. 
Conway,  Frederick  E.  Patrick. 
Deerjield,  James  C.  Arms. 
Greenfield,  Wendell  T.  Davis. 
Levered,  Aiden  C.  Field. 
Montague,  Sanford  Goddard. 
Orange,  Hiram  Woodward. 
Shelbume,  Zebnlon  W.  Field. 

ITotaries  Public. 

Conway,   David  C.  Rogers. 

Deerjield,  Robert  M.  Pease,  John 
Wilson.. 

Greenjield,Wi\lmm  H.  Allen,  Chas. 
K.  Grennell,  Samuel  0.  Lamb,  Lewis 
Merriam. 

Shelbume,  Samuel  F.  Field,  Arthur 
Maxwell. 

Coroners. 

Bernardston,  Samuel  J.  Lyons. 
Buekland,  Thomas  B.  Montague. 
Cfiarlemont,  Samuel  Potter. 
'Colemine,  Thomas  R.  Me  Gee. 
Conway,  Asa  Howiand. 
Jjcerjield,  Isaac  Abercrombie,  Moses 
Stebbins. 

Gill,  Ro^vell  Purple. 
Greenfield,   Alfred  Wells. 


Le 


S\ Ivan us  Field. 


Nonhfield,  Richard  Colton,  Simeon 
A.  Field. 

Shelbume,  T.  B.  Montague. 
Sunderland,  Erastua  Pomeroy. 
Wendell,  Samuel  Brewer. 


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MASSACHUSETTS     REGISTER. 


HAMPDEN  COUNTY. 


incorporated  february  20,  1812. 
Number  of  TAjwxs,  21. 


Shire  Town,  Springfield. 
Population  in  1855,  54,849. 


COUNTY    OFFICERS. 


Judge  of  Probate  and  Insolvency, 
Register  of  Probate  and  Insolvency, 
Clerk  of  Courts,      -  ,      - 
Register  of  Deeds,    -         -  '      - 
County  Treasurer,   - 

Overseers  of  House  of  Correction, 
Sheriff, 


John  Wells,     - 
-  William  S.  ShurtleiT, 

•    George  B.  Morris,  - 

■  James  E.  Russell,  - 

■  Charles  R.  Ladd,  - 
C  Stephen  C.  Bemis,  - 
J  Wuiiam  Stowe, 

{  Elijah  Blake,  - 

Robert  G.  Marsh,  -. 


Chicopee. 
Springfield, 
Springfield. 

Springfield- 
Springfield, 
Springfield. 
Springfield. 
Springfield, 
Hot-yoke. 


Deputy  Sheriffs. 

Chester,  Camden  IT.  Babcoek. 
Chicopee,  Alonzo  Wait 
Chicopee  (Falls),  Morris  Morton. 
Bolyoke,  Thomas  l\.  Wellington. 
Ludlow,  Edmund  Bliss. 
Palmer,  Lyman  S.  Hiii#. 
Palmer  (fhorndi'ke),  Geo.  Sloores. 
Russell,  A.  M.  Bradley. 
Sprmgjkld,  Levi  P.  Rowlasd. 
Wales,  Adams  Stewart 
Westfiidd,  Timothv  M.  Cooler,  2d, 
Frederick  Bush. 

West  Springfield,  Shers&feh  Bay. 

'"  iM;<t;.n«ujyr:X  ili- 

ram  M.  Smith. 

Wilbraham,  William  B.  Morgan. 

Deputy  Sheriffs  in  Hampshire 

County, 

Northampton,  Ansel  Wright. 
Huntington,  Harvey  H.  Billings. 

Crier  of  Courts. 
II.  M.  Brayman,  Springfield. 

Jailer* 

Elihu  Adams,  SpmgfMd. 

Sessions  of  Probate  Courts* 

At  Moment  o:\  thv  2d  Tuesday  of 
June;  and  at  Palmer,  ou  the  2d  Tues- 

day  of  S:-ptem!> t. 

At,  Springjh  :>L  mi  tbe  firsfc  Tuesdays 
of  January,  February^  March,  April, 
June,  July,  November,  and  -;:h  Tues- 
days of  April.  August,  and  Sfe|>ieQiUer. 

At  Westfi3dx  6n  Lb  i  &i  Tuesdays 
of  March,  June,  September,  and  Do- 


Sessions  of  Court  of  Insolvency 

At  Springfield,  on  the   2d  and  4th 
Saturdays  oi  each  month. 

County  Commissioners. 

Henry  F.Brown,  Brim  field ;  Nelson 
j  1).  Parks,  Russell;  Henry  Charles, 
j  Ludlow. 

I       Special    Commissioners. — Daniel  G. 
'While,     West    Springfield ;    Gamaliel 
j  Collins  {Thorndike),  Palmer. 

Times  of  Meeting. — At  Springfield, 
|  on  the  2d  Tuesday  of  April,  and  1st 
!  Tuesday  of  October,  and  4th  Tuesdays 
!  of  June  and  December, 

j  .  Masters  in  Chancery. 

j       Springfield,  John  M.  Stebbins,  Eras- 
|  mus  D.  Beach. 

West-field,  William  G.  Bates,  Nor- 
l  man  T.  Leonard. 

I  Commissioners  of  Insolvency. 

Springfield,  James  H.  Morton. 
Chester,  Franklin  D.  Richards. 

j    Commissioner  under  Personal  Li- 
berty Act. 

i   *    Springfield,  Charles  R.  Ladd. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil 
Officers. 

Palmer,  James  G.  Allen,  Gorden 
j  M.  Fisk.  ' 

Springfield,  Erasmus  D.  Beach,  Geo. 

BlisSj  Richard  Bliss,  Wm-  B.  Calhoun, 

James  W.  Crooks,   George  B.  Morris, 

i  Oliver  B.  Morris,  Justice  Wiliard. 

Westfield,  William  G.  Bates,  James 

Fowler,  Norman  T.  Leonard. 

Wilbraham,  L.  B.  Biiss,  Solomon -C. 
S  pel  man. 


HAMPDEN    COUNTY. 


57 


Justices  of  the  Peace. 

j  >.  >>■'  iff  jwuicf*  vf  the.  Peace  ani  Quorum,  desig- 
iuur  ■■•  :,  "  ' ,  and  Justices  tJirougkout  the  Gammon- 
*<.ii«'..\  designated  t>ja  t-} 

Aijawam,  James  H.  Ferre,  Alfred 
Flower,  Samuel  Flower,  E.  Leonard, 
Newbury  Norton,  Sam'i  Palmer,  Wm. 
S.  Wolcott,  Charles  C.  Wright. 

Blandfurd,  Samuel  A.  Bartholomew, 
Lyman  Gibbs,  James  Hinsdale,  Eli 
Pease,  David  P.  Robinson,  David 
Shurtkff. 

Brimjield,  Parsons  Allen,  Cyrel  R. 
Brown,  *Henry  F.  Brown,  Wilson 
Homer,  Oilman  Noyes,  Jairus  Walker. 

Cheater,  Elizur  D.  Cook,  John  J. 
Cook.  Forbes  Kyle,  Franklin  D.  Rich- 
ards, *t.  k.  D'Woiff. . 

Chicopee,  Sylvanus  Adam3,  Jarvis 
Barstow,  Robert  E.  B-jinis,  Ezekiel 
Blake,  Pliny  Cadweil,  Timothy  W. 
Carter,  Otis  Chapman,  Les'er  Dickin- 
son. Amory  Doolittle,  Geo.  II.  Knapp, 
James  Lyman,  Clpsson  Pendleton, 
Samuel  A'.  Shaekford,  Charles  Sher- 
man, *George  M,  Stearns.  Warren 
Smirh,  George  S.  Taylor,  *  JohnWeils, 
Mortimer  D.  Whitaker. 

Granville,  1  Rafoa  H.  Barlow,  * Jas. 
M.  Goodwin,  Sam'l  Root,  f Elijah  Sey- 
mour, William  Weils. 

Holland,  Ferdinand  L.  Barley.,  John 
WalHs,  William  A.  Webber. 

Holyohe,  Henry  Ely.  Cyras  Frink, 
Stephen  IJclman,  Lester  Newell,  Wm. 
B.  C.  Pearsons,  Solomon.  B.  Smith, 
Porter  Underwood. 

Longmeadow,  Gad  O.  Bliss.  Dimond 
Chandler,  Stephen  T.  Coiton.  Henry 
J,  Crooks. 

Ludlow,  Charles  Alden,  Geo.  Booth, 
John  P.  Hubbard,  llezekiah  Root,  Eli 
M.  Smith. 

JMonson,  Sherman  Converse,  Wm. 
N.  Fh  nt,  f John  W.  Foster,  *Austin 
Fuller,  Warren  Fuller,  Justin  Good- 
will, Daniel  I).  Moody,  Hiram  Newton, 
John  Newton,  Timothy  Packard,  Ira 
G.  Porter,  Joseph  L.  Reynolds,  Nelson 
F.  Rogers,  Samuel  Shaw.  Francis  L. 
Smith,  John  W.  Smith,  Walter  Smith, 
Jacob  Thompson. 

Montgomery.  David  Allen,  Barijab 
\l.  Kagwin,  William  Squier. 

Palmer,  James  G.  Alien,  Moses 
Barnes,  Alonzo  V.  Blanchard,  Rufus 
Brown,  Enoa  Calkins,  Gamaliel  Col- 
Ins,  *Gonien  M.  Fisfc,  Dana  Gran-er, 
Lyman  S.  Hills,  Aaron  King,  Abraham 
K  Murdock,  Albert  F.  Nichols,  Geo. 
M.  Nichols,  Calvin  Torrey,  Elias  Tur- 
ner, John  Ward. 

j"  iseH,  Newman  Bishop,  Adomram 
J.  Bradley,  Nelson  D.  Paiiis. 

Sovlhwkkt  Homer  M»  Forward,  Sar- 


dis  Gillett,  Amasa  Holcomb,  Ransford 
W.  Kellojjsr,  Car  mi  Shurtleff. 

Springfield,  Henry  Alexander,  Jr., 
David  Ames,  fGeo.  Ashmun,  William 
K.  Baker,  Elkanah  Barton,  Frederick 
A.  Barton,  Francis  Bates,  *Erasmua 
D.  Beach,  Stephen  C.  Bemrs,  William 
L.  Bemis,  Richard  Bliss.  f  George  Bliss, 
*Ephraim  W.  Bond,  Waiter  H.  Bow- 
doin,  Samuel  Bowles,  Wm.  Bridgman, 
Harvey  Butler,  f  William  B.  Calhoun, 
Franklin  Chamberlain,  Chester  W. 
Chapin.  Harvey  Chapin,  *Reuben  A. 
Chapman,  Thomas  Chubbuck,  *  James 
Wr.  Crooks,  Benjamin  Day,  Samuel  S. 
Day,  Elijah  W.  Dickinson,  Edmund 
Freeman,  Henrv  Grav,  Solomon 
Hatch,  Erastus  Hayes,  R.  B.  Hildreth, 
*Josiah  Hooker,  -[Charles  Howard, 
Nathaniel  Howard,  Joseph  Ingraham, 
N.  A.  Leonard,  James  E.  Mclntire, 
Ambrose  N.  Merrick,  fJohn  Mills, 
William  E.  Montague,  Roger  S.  Moore, 

*  Henry  Morris,  George  B.  Morris, 
Richard  D.  Morris,  James  H.  Morton, 
Harvey  E.  Moseley,  Simeon  Newell. 
Norman  Norton,  Horatio  S.  Noyes, 
Edmund  Palmer,  Ansel  Phelps.  Jr., 
Joseph  C.  Pynchon.  *Caleb  Rice,  Wm. 
Rice,  James  E.  Russell,  *Oas  A.  Sea- 
mans,  Warren  L.  Shaw,  William  S. 
Shurtleff,  Heman  Smith,  Henry  Smith. 

*  William  L.  Smith,  Augustus  L.  Soule. 
Charles  Stearns.  Henry  Steam-'.  John 
M.  Stebbins,  Theo.  Stebbins,  *  William 
Stowe,  James  M.  Thompson,  *EIipha- 
let  Trask,  Philos  B.  Tyler,  Luther 
Upton,  Henry  Vose,  George  Walker. 
^Solomon  Warriner,  James  S.  "Whit- 
ney. ^Justice  Wiilard,  Charles  A. 
Winchester,  S.  B.  Woolworrh. 

Tolland,  Hiram  C.  Brown,  Fowler. 
T.  Moore,  Joseph  D.  Slocum,  Philan- 
der F.  T.  Twining. 

Wales,  Absalom  Gardner,  Cornelius 
Miller,  Joel  H.  Rogers,  Elijah  Shaw, 
John  Smith. 

Westjield,  Jehiel  Abbott,  fWm.  G. 
Bate?.  fPafriok  II.  Boies,  f James  Fow- 
ler, Samuel  Fowler,  Henry  Fuller, 
Comfort  Gibbs,  fEdward  B.  Gillette, 
Hiram  Harrison,  *Nonnan  T.  Leon- 
ard, *'Henrv  B.  Lewis.  Ephraim  L. 
Lincoln,  David  Moseley,  Reuben  No- 
ble, Asa  P.  Rand,  Silas  Root,  Asa  B. 
Whitman,  Milton  B.  Whitney,  Lucius 
Wright. 

West  Springfeld,  Richard  Beebe, 
*Reuben  Champion,  Homer  Ely,  Wm. 
C.  Hatch,  Isaac  B.  Lowell,  Edward 
Parsons,  Daniel  G.  White,  Henry 
White,  Lester  Williams. 

V/MxiMm,  Samuel  Beebe,  *L.  B. 
Bliss,  Samuel  M.  Bliss,  Marcius  Cady, 
Dennis   Knowlton,  John  M.  Merrick, 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Eleazer  Scriptor,  John  B.  Morris,  Lo- 
ren  C.  Pease,  Jesse  W.  Rice,  William 
V.  Session,  William  P.  Speiuian. 

Trial  Justices. 

Blandford,  James  C.  Hinsdale. 

Brim  field,  Henry  F.  Brown. 
Chester,  Elizur  D.  Cooke. 
Granville,  James  M.  Goodwin. 
Holyoke,  Porter  Underwood. 
Palmer  {  Thomd'tke),Ga,wdMel  Collins 
Westfield,  Milton  B.  Whitney. 
WUbraham,  Eleazer  Scriptor. 

Notaries  Public. 

Ckicopee,  George  M.  Stearns,  John 
Wells,  Mortimer  D.  Whitaker. 

Holyoke,  Stephen  Holinan,  Lester 
Newell,  Charles  W.  Ranlett. 

Monson,  John  Newton. 

Palmier,  James  G.  Allen. 


Springfield,  Ephrz.\m  W.  Bond,  John 

F.  Comstock,  James  W.  Crook,:,  Hor- 
ace C.  Lee,  Charles  Marsh,  Jame3  H. 
Morton,  Oris  A.  Seamans,  Augustus 
L.  Soule,  John  M.  Stebbins,  WUiam 
Stowe,  James,  M.  Thompson,  Henry 
Vose,  George  Walker. 

Westfield,  Henry  Fuller,  Ed  ward  B. 
Gillette',  Henry  B.  Lewis,  Asa  P.  Rand, 
Milton  B.  Whitney. 

■  Coroners. 

Brim  field,   Al  vin  Janes. 
Chester,  Herman  S.  Lucas. 
Granville,  Ivers  Lincoln. 
Holyoke,  Aipheus  B.  Clark. 
Palmer,   Elias  Turner,  George  M. 
Nichols. 

Springfield,   Elij  ih  Blake,  William 

G.  Breck,  Harvey  Chopin. 
Wesfield,  James  Holland. 


HAMPSHIRE  COUNTY. 


Incorporated  May  7,  I0o2. 
Number  of  Towns,  23. 


Shire  Town,  Northampton. 
Population  in  1S55,  3o,4S5. 


COUNTY-  OFFICERS. 


Judge  of  Probate  and  Insolvency, 
Regiiter  of  Probate  and  Insolvency, 
Clerk  of  Courts, 
Register  of  Deeds, 
County  Treasure^,        - 

Overseers  of  House  of  Correction, 

Sheriff,        -         -         -      .  - 


Deputy  Sheriffs. 

Amherst,  Frederick  A.  Palmer. 
Chesterfield,  William  L.  Stetson 
Enfield,  Geo  me  L.  Shaw. 
Hadiey,  Enos  E.  Cook. 
Hatfield,  Lemuel  S. "Bliss. 
Huntington,  Harvey  H.  Billings. 
Northampton,  Ansel    Wright,    Geo.  j 
F.  Wright,  James  Banks. 
Plainfield,  Leonard  Campbell. 
Present;.  Eli  W.  Chapin. 
South  Hadiey,  Samuel  N.  Miller. 
Ware,  Samuel  H.  Phelps. 
H  Uliamsburqk,  Luther  J ^eonus. 


Samuel  F.  Lyman,     -    -     Northampton. 

Luke  Lyman,     -     -     -         Northampton. 

Samuel  Wells,      ...      Northampton. 

Harvey  Kirkland,  -     -         Northampton. 

Henry  S.  Gere.  -  -  ••  Northampton, 
{ Samuel  Welis,  -  -  Northampton. 
<  David  Damon,  »  -  -  Northampton. 
C  Charles  Smith,         -    -        Northampton. 

Henry  A.  Longley,    -    -     Beleherioivn. 
Deputy  in  Franklin  County.  . 
Greenfield,  Lorenzo  D.  Joslyn. 


Jailer  and  Master  of  House  of 
Correction, 

Northampton,  James  Banks. 
Sessions  of  Probate  Court. 


Deputies  in  Hampden  County. 

Chester,  Camden  H.  Babcock. 
Ckicofiee,  Monzo  Wait. 
IMyoke,  Thos.  ii.  Wellington. 
Palmer,  Lyman  S.  Hills 


At  Amherst,  2,1  Tuesdays  in  January 
j  and  August 

At  Beichertomn,  2d  Tuesdays  in  May 
and  October. 

Ac  Chesterfield,  3d  Tuesdays  in  May 
and  October. 

Sessions  of  Court  of  Insolvency. 
At  Northampton,  on  the  first    Tues- 
days of  January,  February,  May,  and 
October.     On  rhe  second  Tuesdays  of 
March,  April,  July.  August,   Septem- 
i  ber,  November,  and  December.     On 
!  the  third  Tuesday  of  June. 


HAMPSHIRE    COUNTY. 


59 


County  Commissioners, 

Elifflia  H.  Brewster,  Worthington ; 
Km.  V.  Dickinson,  Hadley ;  Daniel 
B.  Gillette,  Enfold. 

Si  trial  Commissioners.  —  Cbarle3 
.%dai»s,  j&thherst;  Justin  Thayer, 
Northampton-. 

2!jm$  of  Meeting. — At  Northamp- 
ton, 1st  Tuesdays  in  March,  April, 
September,  and  December,  and  Tues- 
day next  after  the  second  Monday  of 
June,  annually. 

Commissioners  of  Insolvency. 

Enfold,  Epaphras  Clark. 
Northampton,  Horace  I.  Hodges. 
Southampton,  Elisha  Edwards 

Public  Administrators. 

Hadley,  Epbraiai  Smith. 
Wca  :,  Qtis  Lane. 

Masters  in  Chancer". 
Amhei-st,  James  W.  Boy  den. 
Belchertoum,   Samuel   W.  E.   God- 
ded. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil 
Offlcers. 

Amherst,  Iribamar  Conker,  Ithamar 
F.  Conkey. 

Belchertown,  Henry  A.  Longley, 
Samuel  A.  Shaw. 

Enfold,  Epaphras  Clark,  Josiah  B. 
Wood?.    ' 

Northampton,  Ilaynes  II.  Chilsorf, 
Harvey  Kirkland,.  Samuel  Wells, 
Oliver  Warner.  Eliphalet  Williams. 

Ware,  Wm.  S.  Brakettridce,   Fran- 


ks m  Witt,  Ge< 


L  Gilbert. 


Justices  of  the  Peaee. 

-  *    '  i      -7  Jwi  !ces  o  '  the  Peace  and  Qttornm,  dcsiffna- 
■    ■  ".  andJ^.--tic<sitItrouyJiijittthv  OjniiaonweaUh, 
designated  >-i  a  f.j 

AtnJierst,  Lucius  Boltwood,  *James 
^>v».  Boydeo,  Henry  A.  Bridgrnan, 
George  Burrvharn,  Jr.,  Simeon  Clark, 
flthaniar  Conkey,  flthamar  F.  Con- 
key,  John  It.  Cushman,  Daniel  Dick- 
inson, fEdward  Dickinson,  William  A. 
Dickinson,  Baxter  Eastman,  Newton 
Fitch,  Albin  P.  Howe,  fRodolpfaus 
B.  Hubbard,  Ezra  Ingtahara,  Daniel 
*  time,  Henry  B.  Prince,  Ferdinand 
Robinson,  Benj.  F.  Smith,  Myrick  N. 
Spear,  Luke'  Sweetser,  Jared  F. 
VVesteott. 

jHtkhtrtoien,  Leonard  Barrett,  Cal- 
v-u^  L;i/i-man,  Pbineas  Bridgman, 
Wright  Bridgman,  James  II.  Clapp, 
franklin  Dickinson,  Samuel  W.  E. 
ftoddard,  Isabel  Gooiell,  Thomas  K. 
JJreen,  Luther  Holland,  Henry  A. 
Loaglejrj  Samuel  W.  Longley,  Daniel 


Phelp?,  Wm.  Phelps,  David  Rice, 
Mason  Shaw,  *Samuel  A.  Shaw, 
Phiio  D.  Willis. 

Chesterfield,  *Dyar  Bancroft,  Oliver 
Edwards,  Orson  M.  Pearl,  *Edsel 
Witherell. 

Cnnnnington,  Francis  H.  Dawes, 
Nathan  Orcutt,  Eliphalet  Packard, 
Wm.  Packard. 

Easthampton,  William  N.  Clapp, 
Luther  Clark,  Eben'r  Ferry,  Charles 
B.  Johnson,  Lemuel  P.  Lyman,  Addi- 
son S.  Peck,  Samuel  Williston,  Luther 
Wright,  Jr.' 

Enfold,  *Epaphras  Clark,  Iehabod- 
Pope,  Charles  Richards,  Joseph  Root, 
Geo.  L.  Shaw,  David  Smith. 

Goshen,  Hiram  Barrus,  Luther 
Stone,  Benjamin  White. 

Granby,  Christopher  C.  Aldrich, 
Rodney  Ayers,  Philo  Chapin,  Charles 
S.  Ferry,  Giles  F.  Montague,  Milo  A. 
Taylor. 

Greenwich,  Stephen  Douglas,  *La- 
ban  Marcy,  Cullen  Warner,  .John 
Warner. 

Hadley,  Geo.  Allen,  John  S.  Bell, 
David  S.  Cowles,  Simeon  Dickinson, 
Charles  P.  Hitchcock,  Stephen  John- 
son, Charles  E.  Lamson.  John  A.  Mor- 
ton, Samuel  Nash,  Eleazer  Porter, 
James  B.  Porter,  Ephraim  Smith,  Jos. 
Smith,  Thaddeus  Smith,  Jason  Stock- 
bridge,  Levi  Stockbridge,  Perez  S. 
Williams. 

Hatfield,  Samuel  H.  Dickinson, 
Horace  W.  Field,  Ephraim  L.  Hast- 
ings, Geo.  W.  Hubbard,  Roswell  Hub- 
bard, Silas  G.  Hubbard.  Jas.  Morton, 
Moses  Morton,  Austin  Smith. 

Huntington,  Wm.  O.  Bell,  Alfred  M. 
Copeland,  *  Francis  liar  wood.  Rufus 
L.  T.  Pomeroy,  Washington  Stevens, 
Horace  Taylor,  Jabin  B.  Williams, 
Lucien  B.  Williams,  Elijah  N.  Woods. 

Middlefold,  John  L.  Bell,  Solomon 
F.  Root,  Calvin  Smith. 

Northampton,  Wiiliam  Allen,  Jr., 
fOsmyn  Baker,  James  Banks,  Benja- 
min Barrett,  J.  Hunt  Butler,  Hayneg 
H.  Chilson,  *Chauncy  Clark,  John 
Clark,  ^Charles  Delano,  fCharles  A. 
Dewey,  Hiram  Ferry,  fCharles  E. 
Forbes.  *Chas.  K.  Hawks.  *  Horace  I. 
Hodges,  Benj.  S.  Johnson,  Harvey 
Ivirkiand,  ^Samuel ,F.  Lyman,  Enos 
Parsons,  *A.  Perry  Peck,  Chas.  Smith, 
Milo  J.  Smith,  *Samuel  T.  Spaulding, 
Hiram  Stebbios,  Wm.  II.  Stoddard, 
Abijah  \V\  Thayer,  fOliver  Warner, 
Luther  I.  Washburn,  Jonathan  L. 
Wells,  *Samuel  Wells,  Josiah  D. 
Whitney,  -Eliphalet  Williams,  Zenas 
Wright. 
PelAam,  David  Abercrombie,    Cal- 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


vin  D.  Eaton,  Horace  Gray,  Ansel  A.  ' 
Kan  kin. 

Plawfteld,  Elijah  Clark,  Albert  Dy- 
er, Isaac  K.  Lincoln,  Jason  Richards, 
David  Shav-',  George  Vining. 

Prescott,  Eli  W.  Chapin,  Charles 
Hodgkind. 

Southampton,  Elisha  Edwards,  Eli- 
aba  A.  Edwards.  Jonathan  N.  Judd, 
Samuel  Lyman,  Noah  L.  Strong. 

South  Had  ley,  ObadiahP.  Ingrahara, 
*Wells  Lathrop,  Gilbert  A.  Smith, 
David  Turner,  Warren  L.  Waterman. 

Ware,  John  Bowdoin,  *Wm.  S. 
Brakenridi£e,  Joseph  Cummings,  Ar- 
thur L.  Devens,  f Francis  De  Witt, 
William  O.  Eaton,  *George  IT.  Gil- 
bert, Benj.  F.  Golf,  Aaron  Gould,  Ira 
P.   Gould.  Jo^ph  Hariwell,  Wm.  S. 

B.  Hopkins,  William  Hyde,  Otfa'Laue, 
Samuel  H.  Phelps,  Ebsnez-er  C.  Rich- 
ardson, Orrin  Sage,  Addison  Sanford, 
Charles  A.  Stevens. 

Wes'thampion, Anson  Chapman,  Joel 
Cook.  John  A.  Judd,  Almon  B.  Lud- 
den,  Jesse  Lyman. 

Williamsburg,  Lewis  Bod  man,  *  Sal- 
mon H.  Clapn,  Joel  Hayden,  Daniel 
F.  Morton,  Spencer  Koot,  Cornelius 
Tiles  ton,  Addison  II.  White,  fEpdiralm 
11  Wright 

Worthington,  John  Adams.  William 
A.  Bates,  Elisha  H.  Brewster,  Edward 

C.  Porter,  Ethan  C.  Sing, 


Trial  Justices. 

Amherst,  Jam^s  W.  Bovden. 
Belchertown,  Franklin  Dickinson. 
Enfield,  Epaphras  Clark. 
Huntington,  Elijah  N.  Woods. 
Northampton,  Horace  I.  Hodges. 

Ware,  Wm.  S.  Brakenridge. 

Worthington,  Eliaha  H.  Brewster. 

Notaries  Public. 

Amherst,  James  W.  Boyden.  Ed- 
ward Dickinson. 

Chesterfield,  Dyar  Bancroft. 

Enfield,  Epaphras  Clark. 

Northampton,  Charles  Delano,  Chas. 
K.  Hawks,  Jamps  Hibbec,  A.  Perry 
Peck,  Samuel  T.  Spaulding,  Abijah 
W.  Thayer,  Jonathan  L.  Weils,  Jpaiah 
D.  Whitney. 

Ware,  Arthur  L.  Devens,  Benjamin 
F.  Gcft,  Otis  Lane. 

Coroners. 
Amherst,  Solomon  K.  Eastman. 
Belchertown,  Henry  A.  Longiey. 
Chesterfield,  Joel  Wiilcurt. 
Eastliampton,  Addison  S.  Peck. 
•  Greenwich,  Stephen  Douglas. 
Ida 'leu,  Eieazer  Porter. 
Half  eld,  Austin  Smith. 
Northampton,  Ansel  Wright. 
South  Hadlev.  William  Lester. 
Ware,  David  W.  Miner. 


MIDDLESEX  COUNTY. 

Incorporate  May  10,  1043.  Shirk  Towns.  Cambridge,  Concord 

and  Lowell. 
Number  of  Towns.  51.  Population  in  1855,  194,062. 


COUNTY"  OFFICERS. 
Judge  of  Prolate  and  Insolvency,         Wm.  A.  Richardson, 


Lowell. 


"-■*</*• ■  yj    -«-  '  <-■»«-"  «•" .•"" —      .-• 

Register  of  Probate  and  Insolvency,  Joseph  H.  Tyler,  (East)  Cambridge. 

Assistant             i;                    (i  Esaac  F.  Jones,     -  (East)  Cambridge. 

Clerk  of  the  Courts,   -        -  Setb  Ames,          -  -        -    Cambridge. 

Assistant            "        -         -         -  Marshall  Preston,  -         -     Lexington 

Register  of  Deeds,       (S.  District),  Caleb  Hayden,    -  (East)  Cambridge 

Register  of  Deeds,       (N,  District),  Aaabel  Br  Wright,  -        -          Lowell 

.-,            .        •.'                                                                                             * o.j.__-  m,    ...7- ...'.- ,™« 


Court tg  Treasurer 

Overseers  House  of  Correctio 


Sheriff, 


Am 03  Stone, 
/"William  Parmenter, 
-I  Samuel  Chandler, 
l  James  M.  Usher, 

John  S.  Keyes,    - 


Charlestown. 

Cambri  ]<:J- 

Lexington. 

Alt  iford. 

Concord. 


MIDDLESEX    COUNTY. 


61 


Deputy   Sheriffs. 
Cambridge  (Pert),  Hosea  Jewell. 
Cambridge  (East),  Sam  *i  W.  Rich- 

Charlestotcn,  John  B.  Dearborn. 
Concord,  John  B.  Moore. 
FmminMam,  Joseph  G.  Bannister. 
Groton,  '£.  S.  Clark. 
ffopkinton,  Elijah  Winship. 
Lowell,  Joseph   Butterfield,   Edwin 
L.  Shed,  Philip  V.  Thomas. 
Marlborough,  John  W.  Moore. 
Mi  dfonU  John  T.  White. 
Xaticb,  Ephraim  II.  Brigham. 
Xewton,  Horatio  N.  Hyde. 
Heading,  John  P.  Sherman. 
Towmend,  B.  F.  Lewis. 
Waltham,  Eben  W.  Fiske. 
Woburn,  Thomas  J.  Porter. 

Crier  of  Courts. 

Concord,  Moses  Priehard. 

Jailers. 

Cambridge,  Caarles  J.  Adams. 
Concord,  Samuel  Staples. 
Lowell,  Joseph  B.  Iveyes. 

blaster  of  House  of  Correction. 
Cambridge,  Cbailes  J.  Adams. 

Sessions  of  the  Probate  Court. 

At  Cambridge,  on  the  2d  Tuesdays 
of  each  month  except  Ju;y,  aud  on  the 
44  n  Tuesdays  of  January,  February. 
March,  April.  August,  November,  and 
December. 

At  Concord,  on  the  1st  Tuesdays  of 
January,  March,  May,  and  October,    • 

At  Framingham,  on  the  4th  Tues- 
day.! of  June  and  October. 

At  Groton,  on  the  4th  Tuesdays  of 
May  and  September. 

At  Lowell,  on  the  1st  Tuesdays  of 
February,  April,  June,  September, 
and  December. 

Sessions  of  the  Court  of  Insolvency. 

At  Lowell,  on  the  1st  Wednesday  of 
each  month  except  July  and  August. 

At  Concord,  on  the  1st  Tuesdays  of 
January,  March,  May,  aud  October. 

A:t  Cambridge,  on  the  2d  and  4th 
Wednesdays  of  each  month  except 
•July,  and  on  other  days  every  week 
by  special  assignment  and  adjourn- 
ment. 

Gouo ty   Commissioners. 

Leonard  Huntress,  lewksbury;  John 
K.  G'oinwj  Shirley ;  Paul  H.  Sweetser. 
South  Ihzading, 

Special  Com  avsioners. :-~  "William 
Hastings,  Framingham  ;  John  Fletch- 
er, Acivn, 


Times  and  Places  of  Meeting: — At 
Cambridge,  on  the  IstTuesday  of  Jan- 
uary ;  at  Concord,  on  the  1st  Tuesday 
of  June  ;  and  at  Lowell,  en  the  1st 
Tuesday  of  September. 

Commissioners  of  Insolvency. 

Lowed,  Luther  J.  Fletcher. 
Naiick,  John  W.  Bacon. 
Waltham,  Josiah  Butter. 

Public   Administrators. 

CJiarlestovm,  Duncan  Bradford. 
Concord,  Nathan  Brooks. 
Framingham,  Moses  Edgell. 

Blasters  in  Chancery. 

Cambridge  (East),  Ezra  Ripley, 
Joseph  H.  Tyler. 

Charlestown,  Charles  Robinson,  Jr. 

Lowell,  Arthur  P.  Bonney,  William 
S.  Gardner. 

Commissioners  under  Personal 
JLiberty  Act. 

Cambridge,  Henry  W.  Muzzey. 
Melrose,  Samuel  E,  SewaU. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil 
Officers. 

Cambridge,  Seth  Ames,  Isaac  Fiske. 
John  G.  Palfrey,  Nathaniel  11.  Whit- 
ney. 

Charlestown,  Thos.  Sumner,  Cbas. 
Thompson,  George  Washington  War- 
ren. 

Concord,  Nathan  Brooks,  Nehemiah 
Ball,  George  Heywood. 

Framingham,  Charles  R.  Train. 
Moses  Ivi-'o!!. 

Gfoto 
tuck. 


snj.  P.  Dix,  Walter  Shat- 


Lowell,  Alpfaeus  R.  Brown,  Nathan 
Crosby,  John  W.  Graves,  S.  W.  Stick- 
Bey. 

■Neibton,  Horace  R,  Wetherell. 

'Reading,  Alfred  A.  Prescott. 

Shirley,  James  0.  Parker,  James  C. 
Parsons. 

S'.oneham,  Dexter  Bucknarn,  George 
W.  Dike,  Alonzo  V.  Lynde. 

Weston,  Isaac  Fiske. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 

■  r, . :-.  -\  \gjwttir.  *a    the  V*  i 
...         ,   a",  and  Justice*  mthi 
tuzuith,  destgaattui  ly  a  t-i 

Acton,  Robert  Chain n,  Abraham 
Conanr,  Ebenezer  Davis,  Winthrop 
E.  Faulkner.  Alden  Fuller,  Andrew 
Hapgood,  *  Stevens  Hay  ward,  Sam'l 
llosuier,  John  M.  Miles,  closes  Taylor, 
Zoheth  Taylor,  *  Francis  Tuttle,Wm. 
D.  Tattle,  "Daniel  Wetherbee. 

Ashby,  Cashing  Burr,  Leonard 
French,  Francis  W.  Wright,  Stephen 
Wyman. 


?    rid  ijiiorttm,  detiq~ 
•. ;    mi   Utti   Common- 


62 


MAS3ACHUSE1TS    REGISTER. 


Ashland,   Andrew   Allard,  Wm.  F.  J  F.   Boyd,  Josiah    Brackett,    Dun< 

Ellis.  Elba    Groat,  Benjamin    Homer, 


Luther  E.  Leiand,  Wm.  Seaver. 

Bedford,  Phineas  \\\  Chamberlin, 
Amos  B.  Cutler,  Thos.  Sriies. 

BUlerica,  Hezekiah  C.  Bickford, 
Leander  Crosby,  Dudley  Foster,  Chas. 
H.  Hill,  Jonathan  Hill,  Benj.  L.  Jud- 
kins,  Charles  H.  Parker,  John  A. 
Rogers,  Amoa  Spalding.  George  H. 
Whitman. 

Boxboro',  Francis  Conant,  .loan 
Fletcher,  Cephas  Hart-well,  Oliver 
Wetherbee. 

Brighton.  Henry  Baldwin,  Stephen 
H.  Bennett,  Isaac  G.  Braman,  Elijah 
Clark,  Joseph  Duncklee,  Wiiiard  A. 
Harrington,  David  Hart,  Cbas.  Heard, 
John  S.  Kelley,  Sedgwick  S.  Plumer, 
William  C.  Strong,  William  Warren, 
William  W.  Warren,  Francis  L.  Win- 
ship. 

Burlington,  Nathan  Blanchard,  Silas 
Caller,  Abner  Shedd,  Wm.  Winn. 

'Cambridge,  *  Seth  Ames,  Isaiah 
Bangs,  William  A.  Brewer,  *  Joseph 
T.  'Buckingham,  Josiah  Barrage, 
*Ephraim  Buttrick,  Robert  Carter, 
Henry  AL  Chamberlain,  Elijah  P. 
Clark,  Josiah  W.  Cook,  Edmund 
T  Dana;  John  B.  Dana,  Richard 
H.  Dana.  Jr.,  Eliphalet  Davis,  Epes 
S.  Dixwell,  Abraham  Edwards.  John 
C.  Farnham,  James  C.  Fisk.  Nathan 
Fiske,  Chas.  Folsom,  Samuel  H.  FoL 
som,  *  James  D.  Green,  Samuel  S. 
Green,  Caleb  Hay  den,  Ezekitd  Hay- 
den,  John  Heosbaw,Jos.  A.Holmes, 
BelaF.  Jacobs,  Justin A. Jacobs-*  Isaac 

F.  denes.  Chester  W.  fiingsley,  "John 
S,  Ladd,  Abraham  Lansing,  Chas.  C. 
Little,*  George  W.  Livermore,  *Isaac 
Livermore,  John  Livermore,  Edmund 

G.  Lucas,  Lorenzo  Marrett,  Ephraim 
Marston,  Charles  R.  Metcalf,  James 
R.  Morse,  Henry  W.  Muzzey,  Wm. 
H.  Odiorne,  Frederick  J.  Ordway, 
Lucius  R  Page.f  John  &  Palfrey, 
t  Joel  Parker,  *  Wm.  Parmenter,  Win. 
Peirce,  Henry  Potter,  Edward  Rich- 
ardson, James  P.  Richardson,  *  Ezra 
Ripley,  John  Sargent.  Chs:  B,  Stevens, 
Geo.  Stevens,  Levi  Al.  Stevens,  Henry 
Thayer,  Jas.B.  Thayer.  *  Joseph  H. 
Tyler,  f  Emory  Washburn,  Benjamin 
Welch,  Benjamin  W.  Whitney,  Joseph' 
Whitnev,  *Nathaniel  R.  Whitney, 
Wiiliaal  L.  Whitney,  Thos.  J.  Whitte- 
more,  Charles  Wood,  Win.  U'yman. 

Ca  i   ■  ■  ,  George  F.  Duren. 

Ckarfesioien,  Edwin  F.  Adams,  Geo. 
S*  Adams,  James  Adams,  f  Nathaniel 
Austin,  Kendall  Bailey,  George  W. 
Bartlett,  Ebenezer  Barker,  -£  Luther 
Y.  Bell,  Alonzo  W.  Boardman,  Joseph 


Bradford,  Philander  S.  Briggs,  Abram 
Chamberlin,  John  Cheever,  Joseph 
H.  Converse,  Gilbert  D.  Cooper,  Sam- 
uel P.  Croswell,  *  James  Dana,  John 
B.  Dearborn,  Patrick  Derivir,  Thomas 
1\I.  Devens,  Thomas  Doane,  Thomas 
J,  Eliot,  William  C.  Farnsworth,  Jacob 
Foss,  Henry  K.  Frothingham,  *  Jas. 
K.  Frothingham,  Richard  Frothing- 
ham, Jr.,  James  G%  Fuller,  Thomas 
Greenleaf,  John  Q.  A.  Griffin,  Gusta- 
vus  V.  Hall,  Albert  0.  Hart,  Joseph 
S.  Hart.  Charles  C.  Play  ward,  Benja- 
min Hinckley,  James  Hunnewell, 
Geo.  H.  Jacobs,  Geo.  P.  Kettell,  Justin 
Lawrence,  Seth  W.Lewis.  Stephen  H. 
Lvnde,  Eliab  P.  Mackintire,  Geo.  B. 
Neal,  Wm.  W.  Peirce,  Chas.  Poole, 
Bickford  Pulsiler,  Jr.,  Jas.  H.  Rand. 
Samuel  Raymond,  Edward  Riddle, 
Chas.  Robinson.  Jr.,  Charles.  B. 
Rogers,  Timothy  T.  Sawyer,  Wm.  B. 
Stearns,  Amos  Store,  Phineas  J. 
Stone,  *  Thos.  Sumner,  f  Abraham  R. 
Thompson,  f  Charles  Thompson,  Ed- 
ward Thorndike,  *  G.  Washington 
Warren,  Wm.  W.  Wheildon,  Paul 
Wiiiard,  Sidney  A.  Wiiiard,  Wm. 
Williams, 

Chelmsford,  Benj.   Adams,  Nathan 

B.  Edwards.  Ziba  Gay,  Jr.,  Samuel 
P.  Hadley,  Jonathan  J,  Hoyt.  *  Eli 
P.  Parker,  Dawson  Pollard,  Joseph 
Reed,  Christopher  Roby,  Alpheus 
Spaulding,  Eli  F.  Webster. 

Concord,  *  Nehemiait  Ball,  George 
3VI.  Brooks,  -[Nathan  Brooks,  f  Simon 
Brown,  John  M.  Cheney,  Charles  B. 
Davis,  Jacob  B.  Farmer,  Addison  G. 
Fay,  *  George  Hey  wood,  John  S. 
Keyes,  Joseph  Reynolds,  Daniel  Shat- 
tu-ck,  Jonathan  Wheeler.    ■ 

Dracvt,  *  Jefferson  Bancroft,  Col- 
burn  Blood.  Asa  Clement,  Geo.  W.  Co- 
burn,  Ira  Hall.  Isaac  Holden,  Theo. 
Parker,  Henry  Richardson.  Atkinson 

C.  Varnum,  Chas.  B.  Varnuin. 
Dunstable,   Allen  Cummings,  Benj. 

French,  Peter  Swallow. 

Framingham,  *  Colman  S.  Adams, 
Albert  Ballard,  Jas.  W.  Brown,  Alex- 
ander Clark.  Newell  Clark,  Moses 
Edgell,  Consrantine  C.  Esty,  Charles 
Fiske,  Charles  J.  Frost,  Joseph  Ful- 
ler.   Jonathan  Greenwood,    Otis    F. 


Ha -tin; 


Wm.  Hastings,  *  Abiel  S. 


Lewis,  t  Wm,  G.  Lewis,  Franklin. 
Manson,  Warren  Nixon.  Elijah  Puffer, 
Henry  Richardson,  Ebenezer  Stone, 
Elias  Temple,  "Chas.  VL  Train.  John 
Wenzell,  Chas.  S.  Whitmore,  Simon 
Whitney. 

Grolon,  Jonathan  S.  Adams,  Abra- 
ham   Andrews,  tGeo.    S.   Bautwell, 


MIDDLESEX    COUNTY. 


63 


Andrew  J.Clough,  Benjamin  P.  DIx, 
M.  Elo'Jingsworth,  Edward  A. 
,\<-;iy.  John  M.  i  orter,  Abel  Prescott, 
*  Suntnd  W.  Rowe,  Bradford  Russell, 
Walter  tthattuck,  John  Spauiding,  Jr., 
A'Jen  Warren. 


;;,     .-,,.,, 


.•cniarnin  v 


Batchelder, 


I  ither  Bellows,  Elias  Ballard,  John 
Ctailin,  Eiijah  F.  Dewitig,  Amasa 
Forrtstall,  Abner  Johnson,  George  E. 
,3  jhnson,  *  Alden  Leland.  Clark  Lit- 
:  Held,  Eliel  Little.Seld,  Samuel  Pay- 
ion,  Abel  Pond,  Samuel  P.  Smith, 
Orrin  Thomson. 

Hopkinton,  Uriah  Bowker,  Nathan 
P.  Coburn,  Samuel  D.  Davenpost, 
Daniel  Eames,  John  A.  Fitch,  Cle- 
ment Meserve,  Silas  Miriek,  Augus- 
tus Phipps,  Tyloses  Phipps,  Jos.  Valen- 
tine, Lucius  II.  Wakefield,  Albert 
Wood, 

Lexington,  Wm.  Chandler,  f  Cha3. 
Hniison,  William  Plumer,  Marshall 
Preston,  Sim~n  W.  Robinson,  Syiva- 
nui  W.  Smith, 'Eoyalv B.Willis. 

Lincoln,  James  L.  Chapin,  William 
Foster,  Edward  F.  Hodges. 

Littleton,  Daniel  Boiles,  Benjamin 
Disc,  Betex  C.  Edwards,  Jonathan 
liartwell,  Shattuck  HartwelL  Jos.  A. 
ilirwooj,  James  Kimball,  William 
Kimball,  Samuel  Smith. 

L&weil,  Julian  Abbot,  James  C. 
Abbott,  *Josiah  G.  Abbot:,  *Joel 
A  lams,  John  T.  K.  Adams,  *  Edwin 
A.  Alger,  Hiram  A,  Alger,  Otis  Allen, 
John  Avery.  James  C.  Aver,  James 
11.  B.  Aver,  f Homer  Bartlett,  Frank 
i" .  Battles,  George  W.  Bean,  Ifhamar 
A.  Beard,John  Bennett,  Harrison  G. 
il  lisdell,  Andrew  Blood,  Arthur  P. 
Bonney,  Amos  R.  Boynton,  Artemas 
L.  Brook's,  *Alpheus  R.  Brown, 
*  Samuel  A.  Brown,  Ethan  Bitmap, 
•Benjamin  F.  Butler,  *  Joseph  Buiter- 
•Jnid,  Abner  W.  Battrick,  John  A. 
Buttriek,  *Robert  B.  Caveriy.  *Linus 
Child,  Jeremiah  Clark,  Joshua  Con- 
v-r.-o,  James  Cook, *Homer  A.  Cooke, 
fcaac  Cooper,  *  Horatio  G.  F.  Corliss, 
Cbas.  Cowiey,  Alanson  Crane, *Nathan 
Crosby,, Joshua  W.Daniels,  Wm.  David- 
;  -i.  Robins  Dinsrnore.  Erastus  Boug- 


Ali 


■.^.1*  *>.  irarr,  James  k.  bellows, 
Lather  J.  Fletcher,  James  B.  Francis, 
Abram  French,  Cyril  French.  Josiah 
B.  French.  Abner  Frost,  *Wiiliam  S. 
Gardner,  Robert  J.  Garrett,  John  A. 
Cobdwin,  Isaac  N.  Goodhue,  *John 
W,  GraveSj  *  Samuel  P.  Had  ley,  Jr., 
Feter  I  Liberty,  Philip  Hardr,  Asa 
UiUrefh,  EKphalet  Hills.  Frederic 
Hohon,  Horace  Howard,  James  M. 
Howe,  Lorenzo  G.Howe,  Moses  G. 
Howe,  fJElisha  Huntington,  Samuel  K. 


Hutchinson,  Benjamin  F.  Jackson, 
Andrew  F.  Jewett,  Jeremiah  P.  Jew- 
ett,  Joseph  J.  Judkins,  Jonathan  Ken- 
dall, *Joseph  B.  Keyes,  John  F. 
Kimball,  William  Kittredge,  f  Chaun- 
cey  L.  Knapp,  *  John  A.  Knowles, 
Jonathan  Ladd,  William  Lamson, 
Jr.,  Bickford  Lang,  Cyrus  Latham, 
Ambrose  Lawrence,  Samuel  Law- 
rence, James  Loughran,  ;ifSewa!l  G. 
Mack,  James  J.  Maguire,  Albert  Mal- 
lard, John  F.  Manahan,  -Stephen 
Mansur,  Joshua  ^ST.  Marshall,  John  B. 
McAlvin,  John  H.  McAlvin,  Hugh 
McEvoy,  John  F.  MeEvoy,  Darius 
Merriam,  Jcshua  Merrill,  Samuel  N. 
Merrill,  Samuel  Meserve,  flsaac  S. 
Morse,  John  Nesmith,  Arthur  F.  L. 
Norris,  Francis  H.  Nourse,  Thomas 
Ordway,  Wm.  F,  Osgood,  EphraimB. 
Patch,  f  Joslah  G.  Peabody,  Timothy 
Pearson,  Albert  B.  Plimpton,  Samuei 
C.  Pratt,  Thomas  W.  Pressey,  Abel 
Richardson,  Dan'l.  S.  Richardson.  Geo. 
F.  Richardson,  jWm.  A.  Eichardson, 
Augustus  B.  Roby,  John  F.  Rogers. 
Stephen  P.  Sargent,  George  F.  Saw- 
tell,  Elhanan  W.  Scott,  *Edward  F. 
Sherman,  Sidney  Spalding,  *  George 
Stevens,  Samuel  W.  Stickney,  Holland 
Streeter,  Chas.  A.  F.  Swan,  Joshua 
Swan,  *Theo.  H.  Sweetser,  Philip  V. 
Thomas,  Abraham  Tilton,  Samuel  J. 
Tuttle,  Artemas  S.  Tyler,  'Wm.  D. 
Vinall,  Edw,  F.  Watson,  *WilKam  P- 
Webster,  Charles  A.  Welch,  *Tap'pan 
Wentworth,  Oliver  M.  Whipple,  Jos. 
White,  Frederick  A.  Whitney,  John 
Willoughby,  Asahel  Bliss  Wright, 
Ilapgood  Wright,  John  Wright,  Wal- 
ter \V  right. 

Maiden,  Elisha  S.  Converse,  Solo- 
mon Corey,  George  P.  Cox,  James  H. 
Dix,  j  William  J.  Fames,  Joseph  Ger- 
rish,  John  Q.  A.  Griffin,  Gilbert 
Haven,  Benjamin  G.  Hill,  Azro  D. 
Lamson,  Charles  Lev/is,  William  S. 
Stearns,  Henry  E.  Turner,  Joshua 
Webster. 

Marlboro-,  Obadiah  W.  Albee,  Wm. 
Barnes,  Lambert  Bigelow,  Alexander 
C.  Fekoc,  Wm.  B.  Gaie,  Isaac  Hay- 
den,  Elbridge  Howe,  Nathaniel  Long- 
ley,  Hollis  Boring,  George  E.  Manson, 
Stephen  Morse,  Stephen  Pope,  Nichol- 
son B.  Proctor,  George  S.  Rawson, 
Benj.  F.  Underbill,  Solomon  Weeks, 
Jabez  S.  Witherbee,  Wm.  H.  Wood. 

Medford,  t  Glihti  C.  Baker,  Charles 
Caldwell,  Timothy  Catting,  James  O. 
Curtis,  Alex.  Greg?,  Joseph  P.  Hall, 
Edmund  T.  Hastings,  Aaron  K.  Ha- 
thaway George  D,  Porter,  Thacher 
R.  Raymond,  *John  SparreU,  Frank- 
lin L.  Tay,  J  as.  M.  Usher. 


64 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Melrpse,  William  Bogle,  Jonathan 
Cochran,  Samuel  O.  Dearborn,  Wm. 
G.  Farnsworth,  Wm.  J-  Farnsworth, 
fDameli  W.  Gooch,  Elbridge  Greene, 
Philip  B.  Holmes,  Caleb'  Howard, 
*AIoi:zo  V.  Lynde,  Jeremiah  Martin, 
Horatio  N.  Perkins,  John  Shelton. 

Nalick,  John  W.  Bacon,  Moses 
Earnest  Benjamin  F.  Ham,  Stedman 
Hartwell,  Jonathan  B.  Mann,  Edwin 
C.  Morse,  Ashur  Pariin,  Elijah  Ferry, 
John  J.  Perry,  Nath'l  Smirh,  Geo.  H. 
Stone,  Edward  Waicoit,  fHenry  Wil- 
son. 

Newton,  Joseph  N.  Bacon,  F.  W. 
Bacon,  Joseph  Barney,  Charles  N. 
Bracketf.  fEhenezer  Bradbury,  Sam '1 
Chism,  Wm.  Claflin,  Edward  J.  Col- 
lin?, *6e;h  Davis,  J,  Wiley  Edmands, 
Moses  Garfield,  Watson  Goward, 
David  K.  Hitchcock,  Edwin  Holman, 
George  W.  Hoogs,  Ezra  C.  Hutohins, 
Horario  N.  Hyde,  James  F.  C.  Hyde,  ■ 
Samnei  Jeun'ison,  Jr.,  Wm.  Kenriek, 
Bnsrin  Lancy,  Jas,  \V.  Rice,  Marshall 
S.  Rice,  Thomas  Rice,  Jr.,  J.  St. 
Clair,  Adolphus  Smith,  *  Andrew  II. 
Wrtrd,  Andrew  H.  Ward,  Jr.,  Wm. 
Ward,  Horace  R.  Wet'herell,  Loring 
Wheeler,  Henry  B.  Williams,  Eben- 
ezer Woodward. 

North  Reading,  Joel  A.  Abbott, 
Samuel  P.  Breed,  Charles  F.  Flint, 
Daniel  Flint,  Joan  F.  Hammond,  F. 
F.  Root. 

Pepperetl,  Christopher  W.  Bellows, 
L.  W.'BUke,  Sumner  Carter,  Samuel 
Farrar,  Arnold  Hutchinson,  Samuel 
A.  Jewett,  Charles  Tarbell,  Samuel 
Tucker. 

Reading,  Jonathan  Baldwin,  John 
Batchelder,  Jas.  S.  Campbell,  Stephen 
Foster,  Abiel  Holder,,  Cfaauncey  P. 
Judd,  Stillman  E.  Parker,  Dan'l  Pratt, 
Jr.,  Nathan  P.  Pratt,  Alfred  A.  Pres- 
cott,  Joihua  Preseoti.  Thomas  Rich- 
ardson, Thos.  Sweerser,  Caleb  Wake- 
field. Horace  P.  Wakefield,  William 
J.  Wight-man,  Hiram  F.  Wright. 

Sherbom,  Jeremiah  Butler*  Amos 
Clark,  Frederick  Lefond,  Silas  S  one. 

Sturdy,  Ptoses  T.  Gardner,  James 
Gerrish,  John  K.  Coin?,  Oliver  Howe, 
Israel  Lonsley,  J#hn  Park,  ,Jac—  C. 
Parsons,  Peter  Tarbeil,  Thomas  Whit- 
ney. 

Somerville,  Alfred  Alien,  A'bon  II. 
Bailey,  Gilman  P.  Besent,  George  O. 
Brastow,  John  H.  Brookhonse,  Kd- 
nvaud  F.  CnttiT,  Reuben  E.  Denman, 
Asa  Fiskc,  John  Lv.  Hall,  Charles  IL 
Huds  m,  John  C.  Magoun,  Erasmus 
A.  X  rfris,  Francis  L.  Raymond, 
Moses  H.  Su.enr,  John. James  Saw- 
yer, Isaac  F.  Shepard,  Jas.  M.  Shute, 


Francis  Tufts,  Jas.  S.  Tuttle,  Columbus 
Tyler,  John  E.  Tyler,  Benj.  Wood- 
ward. 

South  Reading.  John  B.  Atwell, 
Ebenezer  Avery,  Lucius  Beebe,  Jas. 
O.  Bos.well,  William  L.  Brown,  Henry 
L.  Eaton,  Lil!ey  Eaton,  Abel  F.  Hut- 
chinson, Edward  Mansfield,  Daniel 
Norcross,  James  Oliver,  Noah  Smith, 
Paul  II.  Sweetser,  Edward  A.  Upton, 
B.  B.  Wiley,  »Wxxl  H.  Willis. 

Stoneham,  *Dexter  Bucknara,  Ed- 
ward Bucknam,  David  H  Burnham, 
George  Cowdry,  Silas  Dean,  f  George 
W.  Dike,  Lyman  Dike,  Amasa  Far- 
rier, *Ira  Gerry,  J.  Parker  Gould, 
Cyrus  Hay,  *Alouzo  V.  Lynde,  Sam'i 
Tidd,  *David  Tilton. 

Stow,  Seth  Bass,  Henrv  Fowler. 
Elijah  Hale,  Charles  Tower,' Joel  Wal- 
cutt,  Edwin  Wrhitney. 

Sudbury,  Asahei  Balcolm,  Christo- 
pher G.  Cutler,  Drury  Fairbanks, 
Lyman  Howe,  Charles  Thompson. 
Ephraim  Stone. 

Tewksbury,  Jona.  Brown,  Leonard 
Huntress,  Caleb  Livingston,  f  Thomas 
J.  Marsh,  Horatio  C.  Merriam.-  Elijah 
M.  Read,  Wm.  Rogers,  B.  F.  Spauid- 
ing,  Samuel  Thompson. 

Townsend,  Noah  Ball,  Ezra  Blood, 
Daniel  L.  Brown,  George  Green, 
Stillman  Haynes,  Samuel  Jenkins,  Jr., 
Henry  Sceva,  Levi  Sherwin,  Levi 
Stearns,  Frederic  A.  Worcester. 

Tyngsboro%  Timothy  Butter&eld, 
Lowell  Lawrence. 

Wahham,  Horatio  Adams,  jNathan- 
iel  P.  Banks,  *John  Clark,  Daniel 
Emerson,  Daniel  French,  George  W. 
Frost,  Nahum  Hardy, Ebenezer  Hobbs, 
Wn>.  Hobbs,  Win.  II.  Keith,  D.  A. 
Kimball,  Jarvis  Lewis,  George  W. 
Lyman,  Arad  Moore,  James  G.  Moore, 
Chauneey  Newhall,  Josiah  flatter,  J. 
Herbert-  Shedd,  Gustavus  A.  Somerby, 
Fred.  M.  Stone,  Samuel  B.  Whitney. 

Water  town,  *  Charles  Be  mis,  Isaac 
V.  Be.misj  Seth  Beinis,  Frank  W. 
Bigelow,  *  Tyler  Bigelow.  Joseph 
Crafts,  George  Frazer,  Abner  French, 
Hiram  Hosrner,  Wm.  H.  In'graham, 
Timothy  Jackson.  Samuel  O.  Mead, 
Samuel  Richardson,  Isaac  Bobbins, 
John    \V.  Welhnan,  Charles  Wilkins. 

Wai/laridj  dimes  S.  Draper,  David 
Heard,  Lewis  Jones,  f  Edward  Mellen, 
Sylvester  Reeves,  Jr.,  Henry  Wight. 

West  Cambridge^  Washington  Jef- 
ferson Lane,  John  Locke,  Mansur  W- 
Marsb,  Jesee  P.  Pattee,  *Jas.  Russell, 
Thomas  Russell. 

Westford,  Ephraim  Abbot,  John  W- 
P.  Abbot,  John  B.  Fletcher,'  Ephraim 
A.  liar  wood,  Joseph  Hildreth,   True- 


MIDDLESEX    COUNTY, 


65 


worthy  Kejres,  Daniel  C  M->ad,  Luther 
Pn»#cott,  Solomon  Richardson. 

Weston,  *A!pheus  le-gc'ow,  Samuel 
II.  F.  Bingham,  *Isaac  Fiske,  John 
L.  Gourgas,  Nathan  Hajar,  Edwin 
Hubbs,  Isaac  June?,  Benj.  Pierce. 

Wilmington,  Henry  Blanebanl, 
Chas  II.  Carter,  William  H.  Carter, 
Lemuel  C.  Eames. 

Winchester;,  Cyrus  Bancroft,  fjohn 
A.  Boiler,  Oliver  K.  Clark;  Loriog 
Emerson,  Josiah  Hovey,  William  In- 
gails,  N.  A.  Richardson,  Samuel  S. 
Richardson,  Chanes  Russell,  Jpsiah  F. 
S-'one,  Benj.  F.  Thompson,  Edwin  A. 
Wadfeigh. . 

Woburn,  Bowen  Buekman,  Charles 
Choate,  *  Joshua  P.  Gonverse^Martin 
L.  Converse,  Parker  L.  Converse, 
John  Cuunnings,  Jr.,  John  G.  Flagg, 
Edwin  Fuller.  Asahel  Goodell,  Wm. 
T.  G rammer,  Edward  D.tlayden,  A.  II. 
Hay  wood,  Joshua  E,  Littleiieid,  John 
Nelson,  Stephen  Nichols,  Austin  H. 
Per  tins,  James  M.  Randall,  Albert  L. 
Richardson,  Absjah  Thompson,  Cyrus 
Thompson,  *Leonard  Thompson,  Lew- 
Is  L.  Whitney,  Moses  F.  Winn,  Chas. 
C.  Woodman. 

Trial  Justices. 

A.ddand,  William  Seaver. 

Brighton,  Henry  Baldwin. 

Chwiesiown,  Charles  C.  Ilaywaid. 
Charles  Robinson,  Jr. 

Chelmsford,  Nathan  13.  Edwards. 

Concord,  Neoemiah  Ball. 

Framingkam,  Colman  S.  Adams. 

Groton,  Samuel  W.  Rowe. 

EoUiston,  Aldtn  LoJ*l4,.'  Orrin 
Thompson*. 

JJopkihton,  Samuel  D.  Davenport. 

Maiden,  Benjamin  G.  Hill. 

Marlborough,   Alexander  C.  Felfcpn. 

Medford,  George  D.  Porter. 

Nalick,  George  H.  Stone. 

Newton.  James  F.  C.  Hyde. 

Shirley,  Andrew  J.  Ciongh. 

South  Reading,  Edward  A.  Upton. 

Tow  nsend%  Denial  L.  Brown. 
I \ 'a'lh a m ,  Josia  h  Rut t er. 
Westford,  Luther  Prescott; 
Woburn,  Parker  L.  Converse. 

^Notaries  Public. 

Brighton,  Charles  Heard,  John  S. 
Kelly. 

Cambridge,  Franklin  Hall,  George 
W.  Liverntore,  George  F.  MeLellau, 
Wm.  iViree,  Be -j.  W.  Whitney. 

CAarlt^totcn,  Jam .;.>H.  Allen,*  Na&'i 
Austin,  Duncan  Bradford,  J.  Q.  A. 
GritUh,  George  B.  Neai,  Thomas 
Sumaer. 


Concord,  Nathan  Brooks'. 

Framlngham,  Constantine  C.  Esty. 

Groton,  Asa  S.  Lawrence. 

Holliston,  Eli  as  Bui  lard. 

Hopkinion,  Silas  Mirick, 

Lowell,  Edwin  A.  Alger,  John  A. 
Buttrick.  Jainei  G.  Carney,  David 
Hyde,  John  A.  Knowlea,  Isaac  S. 
Morse,  S.  W.  Stiekney,  Abel  Whit- 
ney. 

^  Maiden,   Benj.   G.  Hill,   Albert  F. 
Sargent. 

Melrose,  Samuel  O.  Dearborn,  Wal- 
ter Littleiieid,  Jr. 

Newton,  Andrew  B.  Cobb,  Samuel 
Jennison,  Jr. 

South  Reading,  William  L.  Brown, 
Henry  L.  Eaton. 

Townsend,  Edward  Ordway,  Jam-^g 
N.  Tucker. 

Waltham,  Josiah  Beard. 
Woburn,  Alpha  E.  Thompson. 


Coroners. 

Aclon,  Luther  Conant,  Winthrop  E. 
Faulkner. 

Ashland,  John  A.  Whitney. 

Brighton,  Isaac  G.  B^aman. 

Cambridge,  Nathan  Fiske. 

Cambridge  (East),  Chas.  J.Adams. 

Carlisle.  Jonas  Parker. 

Charlestown,  John  B.  Dearborn. 
Thomas  Sumner. 

Concord.,  John  B.  Moore. 

Dunstable,  George  P.  Wright. 

Framingham,  Joseph  G.  Bannister, 
Henry  Cowles,  Wm.  G.  Lewis,  Ails-Oil 
W.  Wintrier,  H   Biehs-rdsdn. 

Groton.  Eusebius  S.  Cla'k,  Abel 
Farnsworth,  John  M.  Porter. 

Holliston,  Samuel  P.  Smitha 

Jiopkinton,  Silas  Mirick. 

Littleton,  Samuel  Smith, 

Lowell.  Walter  Burnbam,  Josiah  B. 
French,  Jeremiah  P.  Jewett,  Edwin 
L.  Shed,  Joel  Spalding. 

Marlboro1,  Levi  F   Whitmore. 

Medford,  John  T.  W  bite. 

■Melrose,  Jonathan  Cochran.    . 

Nuttck,  Alexander  Cooledge. 

Newien,  Adolphus  Smith,  Henry  M. 
Stimson. 

LeppertlLhiVdc  Boynton,Jr.,  Luther 
Tarbell,  2d. 

Somerville,  John  C.  Magoim. 

South  Reading.  Daniel  Noreross. 
Ty'ru/fibo*)',  Rufus  M.  Blod^ett. 
\i'abha?n.  Lorn  W.  FUce,  William 
Ilohbs. 

Way  land,  William  Heard,  2d. 
Wtstjord,  Solomon  Richardson. 
i',r<>0ur;:,  John  Nelson,  Thoaias 
Porter. 


66 


M  ASS  A  CH  US ETTS    REGISTER. 


NANTUCKET  COUNTY. 


INCORPORATED  JUNE  20,  1695.  POPULATION  IX  1855,  8.0f>4. 


COUNTY    OFFICERS, 


Judge  of  Probate  and  Insolvency, 
Rt  jkter  of  Probate  and  Insolvency,     - 
Town  and   County  Treasurer,     - 
Clerk  of  the  Courts,  - 
Register  of  Deeds,     - 

Sheriff,     

Crier  of  Courts,         - 

Jailer  and  Master  of  He  use  of  Correction, 


Edward  M.  Gardner. 
Wit  liana  Barney, 
George  Cobb, 
George  Cobb, 
Asa  G.  Bunker, 
Uriah  Gardner, 
Caleb  Cushman, 
Benjamin  Kay, 


Nantucket. 
Nantucket. 
Nantucket. 
Nantucket. 
Nantucket. 
Nantucket. 
Nantucket. 
Nantucket. 


Sessions  of  Probate  Court. 
Holdcn    first    Saturday    of    every 
inontJa. 

Commissioners  of  "Wrecks. 

Nantucket,  Wm.  Barney,  Geo.  W. 
Coffin,  liulip  H- Folger,  Thomas  A. 
Gardner,  Geo.  Myrick,  E.  W.  Gard- 
ner, Daniel    Russell,  Jr.,   Samuel   B. 

Swain. 

Public  Administrator. 
Nantucket,  Samuel  G.  Mitchell. 

Commissioner  of  Insolvency. 

Nantucket,  George  Cobb. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil 
Officers. 

Same*  M.  Bunker,  George  Cobb, 
Timothy  Hussey. 

Notaries  Public. 

Wm.  Barney,  James  31.  Bm  ker, 
Caleb    Cushman,    Philip    U.    Folder,. 


|  Edward  M,  Gardner,  Samuel  Mitchell, 
i   Andrew  J.  Morton. 

I 

Coroners. 

Elisha  M.  Hinckley,  Geo.  Brown, 
Justices  of  the  Peace. 

i  [Inclurfing  Jm'icea  of  ilie  Peace  and  Quorum,  a"e- 
I  sig  viedkya  *,  and  Ju.-tv.es  throughout  tlie  Common- 
j    wealth,  designated  by  a  f.j 

Nantucket,  *Wm.  Barney,  *Jbtm 
Vvr.  Barrett,  Asa  G.  Bunker,  *James 
M.  Bunker,  *Geo.  Cobb,  Wm.  Cobb, 
Caleb  Cufehman,  James  Eaton,  2d, 
Elisha  P.  Fearing,  ^Philip  H.  Folger, 
Wm.  C.  Folger,  Edward  M.  Gardner, 
Timothy  Hussey,  Alfred  Maey,  Thos. 
Maev,  Francis  3d.  Mitchell,  Samuel 
Mitchell,  fWmiam  Mitchell,  William 
B.  Mitchell,  Andrew  J.  Morton,  *Baul 
West. 

Trial  Justices. 

Nantucket,  James  M.  Bunker,  Sam'l 
Mitchell.  • 


NORFOLK  COUNTY, 


Incorporated  March  2< 

K umber  of  Towns,  23, 


Shire  Town,  Dedham. 

Population  in  1655,  94,448. 


COUNTY    OFFICERS, 


Judge  of  Predate  and  Insolvency  y 
Ilegrfcier  of  Probate  and  Insolvency  7 
Clerk  of  Courts,   - 
Heqisier  of  Deeds,    - 


Geo.  White, 
Jonathan  II.  Cobb, 
Ezra  W.  Sampson, 
Enoa  Foord,    - 


Qtdncy. 
Dedham. 

Dedham. 
Dedham, 


NORFOLK    COUNTY. 


67 


R. 


County  Trcas>,'rer: 

<■' v.v,  -r*  of  House  of  Correction, 

Sheriff^       -        -        '        - 

Peputy  Sheriffs. 

Canton,  £ufus  C.  Wood. 
Dedham,  Augustus  B.  Endicott. 

]  i  \rche$ter,  John  Robie. 
Foxbora',  John  Littlefield. 

M-'!>ra;/     (West),     Valentine 
Cor.mb^. 

Milton,  John  I").  Bradlee. 
Quincy.  Seth  Adams. 
Randolph,  John  T.  Jordan. 
Roxbnry,  Bradf  rd  S.  Farrington. 
JF^mo«/&,  Geo.  W.  White,  Jr. 
JFren&am,  J.  B.  Ingalls. 
Crier  of  Courts. 
George  Ah  Jen,  Dedham. 

Sessions  of  Probate  Court. 

At  Dedham,  on  tie  first  Tuesday  of 
each  month. 

Ar  Medtcay,-  on  the  third  Tuesdays 
of  February,  June,  and  October. 

Ar  Qavncy,  on  the  second  Tuesdays 
of  February,  May,  and  August. 

At  Rozbury,  every   Saturday  after 
room  from  2  till  3  o'clock 
Hall. 

At,  Wrentliam,  "on  the  third  Tuesdays 
of  May,  August,  and  .November. 


Chauncey  C.  Churchill, 
Martin  Marsh,      .    - 
Ezra  W.  Simpson, 

i  Nath '1  F.  Sadbrd, 

^-Enos  Foord, 
John  W.  Thomas,     - 


Dedham. 

-  Dedham. 
Dorchester. 

-  Dedham. 
Dedham. 


Commissioners  of  Wrecks. 
Cohasset,  Joseph    IT.  Smith,  Loring 
Bates,  Warren  Bates,  Jr. 

Commissioners  under   Personal 
Liberty  Act. 

Milton,  Jos.  M.  Churchill. 
Medway,  Warren  Lovering. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil 
Officers. 

Braintree,  Naaman  L.  White. 

Dedham.  Jonathan  H.  Cobb.  Enos 
Foord,  Ezra  W.  Sampson,  Edmund 
Thomas. 

Rozbury,  Aria!  I.  Cummin erg,  Eobt 
W.  Molineus,  Jonathan  P.  Robinson. 

Weymouth,  Noah  Fifield,  Appieton 
Ho^ve,  Fisher  A.  Kingsbury. 

Wrenikam,  Harvey  E.  Clap,  Daniel 
A.  Cook,  MeJatiah  Everett. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 

[Including  Justices  of  the  Peace  and   Quorum,  rfesig- 
natert by  a*,  and  Justices  throughout  ih/t  Cornmonr 

iczaiih,  d~.>;'jn't.'."d  by  a  t-] 


Bettingham,  Francis  D.  Bates,  Na- 


Webster  j  ftan  Bl]-       Nathan    A.  Cook,    S: 


Metcalf,  Jcroid  O.  Wilcox. 

Braintree,  David  FI.  Bates,  James 
I  M.  Cutting.  Charles  II.  Dow,  Benj. 
I  Dyer,  Asa  French,  Samuel  D.  Hay- 
den,  Elias  ITayward.  Charles  S.  Ho- 
bart,  Joel  E.  Ilolbrook,  John  Kimball, 
Alva  Morrison,  Bryant  Neweomb, 
Edward  Potter,  Caleb  Stetson,  Ebene- 
zer  F.  E.  Thayer,  Wm.  L.  Walker, 
Asa  Wellington,  Naaman  L.  V» "hite, 
Jonathan  Wild. 

Brookilne-    Wm.    Aspinwa'!,  James 

Bartiett,  Elijah  C.  Emerson,  Harrison 

Fay,  Thomas  Grige*,  George   E.  Her- 

Times  of  Meeting. — At  Dedham,  on  j  sey,  John  Howe,   fJohn  II.  W.   Page, 

the  third   Tuesday  of  April,  and    the  |  Tnomas  Parsons,  Chaa.   Pope.  Augns- 

fourth  Tuesdays  of  June  and    Septem-  'tine    Shurtleff,   Samuel    A.    Sburtiefiy 

ber,  and  on  the  last  Wednesday  of  De-  ;  Charles  Stearns,  Jr.,  John  N.  Turner,' 

j  Samuel  A.  Walker,  J.  Sullivan  War- 
!  ren,  Otis  Withington. 
i  Canton,  *EUis  Ames,  Charles  Endi- 
i  cntr,  Chas.  H.  French,  -j-Tbos.  French, 
j  Zebedlah  Holt,  Win.  Mansfield,  Sam'I 
|  B.  Noves,  Jd-.  T.  Sunnier,  Elisha 
i  White." 


Sessions  of  Court  of  Insolvency. 
At  Dedham,  first  Monday  of  every  j 
month. 

County  Commissioners. 

Nathaniel  F.  SafFord,  Dorchester, 
Chairman;  Lucas  Pond,  Wrentham ; 
Seth  Mann,  2d,  Randolph. 

>:,)>-ci>d  Commissioners. — Samuel  B. 
Noyes,  Canton;  George  W.  Gay, 
Sharon. 


cemoer. 

Commissioners  of  Insolvency. 

Canton,  Charles  Endicott. 
JMtdtndy,  Warren  Lovering. 
llandoijdi, Sthemhxh  C.  Berry. 

Public  Administrator. 
Vafitam,  Ira  Cleveland. 

Masters  in   Chancery. 

Dedftani,  Alexander  C.  Washburn, 
£matu3  Worihington. 

llosbury.  Geo.  A.  W.  Chamberlain. 


Coh 


Salomon  J.  Beai.  *James 


C.  Doane,  Martin  Lincoln.  John  Q.  A. 
Lorhrop,  Aaron  Pratt,  Ed '.v.  Tower, 
Henry  J.  Turner. 

'Dedham,   Obed  Baker,    Charles  J. 
j  Capen,   Chauncey  C.   Churchill,  *ira 


68 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Cleveland,  *  Jonathan  II.  Cobb,  Waldo  i 
Colburn,  John  Cox.  Jr.,  Caleb  Ellis,  | 
Colburn  Ellis,  Merrill  L.  Ellis,  *\Euos  I 
Foord,  Ebenezer  F.  Gay,  Wiliard  Gay,  I 
Henry  O.  Hildreth,  Martin  B.  Inches,  j 
Martin  Marsh,  Curtis  G.  Morse,  Thos.  j 
Motley,  Geo.  Newcomb,  Henry  White  j 
Richards,  *Ezra  W.  Sampson,  Thos.  \ 
Sherwin,  Henry  H.  W.  Sigourney,  I 
Henry  F.  Spear,  John  Nelson  Ste-  ! 
vens,  Eiiphalet  Stone,  Ezra  W.  Tal't,  i 
*Edmund  Thomas,  John  W.  Thomas,  j 
Hezekiah  Turner,  Ezra  Wilkinson,  j 
Erastus  Wortbenrrton. 

Dorchester,  Onn  P.  Bacon,  *Edm'd  \ 
J.  Baker,  fllenry  W.  Benohiey,  ' 
Eleazer  J.  Bisphara,  Luther  Brigjjs,  ■ 
Jr.,  William  S.B.  Brooks,  *  George  M. 
Browne,  Nahum  Capen,  Thomas  W. 
Capen,  Josiah  II.  Carter,  Asaph  Chur- 
chill, Ebenezer  Clapp,  Jr.,  Albe  C. 
Clark,  -[Moses  G.  Cobb,  Nathaniel  W. 
Collin,  John  W.  Draper,  Ebenezer 
Eaton,  Isaac  Field,  fJBerij.  V.  French, 
Onver  Hall,  Gustavus  E.  Ilayues, 
Benj,  Hemmenway,  Charles  How?, 
Henry  Humphries,  Edward  Jarvis, 
John  E.  Jones,  Edward  King,  Wm. 
P.  Leavitt,  1  Samuel  P.  Lou  i,  iLinry 
Lyman,  John  Hears,  Erasmus  1>.  Mil- 
ler,  Jolin  O.  -B.  Minor,  Ihoinas  M. 
Moseley,  Lewis  Pierce,  ^Nathaniel  F. 
Saflbrd,  Isaac  Swan,  William  L). 
Swan,  f  Edmund  P.  Tiiescon,  Franklin 
L.  Tdeaton,  Eben  Tolman, -James  il. 
TJpbam,  ^Robert  Vose,  ^Marshall  1'. 
Wilder,  Seta  Williams,  William  Wi.h- 
ington. 

Dover,   Sherman    Bafctelle,    Eliram 
W.  Jones,  Stej/h.  S-  C.  J  -  is,  Daui 
Mann,  Calvin  Richards,  Luther  Rich- 
ards. 

Forbore",  Warren  Bird,  J  i*.  C  •.  »en, 
James  E.  Carpenter,  Otis  Carey,  John 
M.  Everett,  AUred  Fales,  Freedom 
Guild,  Henry  Hobart,  Joseph  Kings- 
bury. 

Franklin,  Peter  Adams,  Paul  B. 
Clark,  Elias  Cook,  Albert  E.  Daniels, 
Herman  C  Fisher,  Wiliard  Fisher, 
Willis  Fisher,  Win.  Metc-aii",  Geo-  W. 
Nason,  Stephen  W.  Richardson,  Eras- 
tus  Roekwood,  AipUcus  A.  Rassiqus, 
Saul  B.  Seoit 

Medfeld,  Jonathan  P.  Bishop,  Chas. 
Hamant,  Walter  James,  Jo^n  P. 
Jones,  Charles  C.  Sewali- 

Meilwiiy,  vVilliarn  B.  Bovd,  *Arte- 
mas  Brown,  Mu;.oti  M.  ..•...'.>  I « ••• 
H.  Furs.  Asa  M.  il.  Fu!  .,  A  b  u 
C.  Grant,  {Warren  L  w  sri  i^,  U  nauo 
Mason,  *  Luther  MetcaiT,  Clark  Par- 
fridge,  Joseph  L.'li  eh-ir  '  ■  I  bnV 
tupher  SoctiiUj  •John  S.  Smith,  Win. 
H.  Temple. 


Milton,  Samuel  Adams,  Josiah  Bab- 
cock,  Samuel  Babeock,  Charles  Breck, 
Charles  M.  S.  Churchill,  Joseph  M. 
Churchill,  *Robert  B.  Forbes,  Lyman 
B.  Handford,  Amor  Hollings worth, 
J  c:on  W.  Houghton,  *Nathan  C. 
Mai  tin,  Geo.  Peuniman,  Edward  L. 
Pierce,  Jason  Reed,  Reuben  A.  Rich- 
ards, James  M.  Rabbins,  *Nathaniel  F. 
Safford,  Ebenezer  G.  Tucker,  Elijah 
Tucker,  Robert  S.  Watson,  Josiah 
Webb,  Seth  D.  Whitney. 

Iseedham,  Richard  Boynton,  Geo. 
K.  Daniell,  William  Flagg,  Daniel 
Kimball,  Brackett  Lord,  fArtemas 
Newhali,  Charles  Rice,  Reuben  Ware, 
{Edgar  K.  Whitaker,  Moses  Winch, 
Joseph  W.  Wright. 

Quincy,      John    Q.    Adams,    Seth 
Adams,  Stephen  Bates,  Win.  W.  Bax- 
ter, Lemuel  Brackett,  Josiah  Brigham, 
Chas.  A.  Cammings,  Noah  Cummings, 
Wm.  B.  Duggan,  *Johu  M.  Gourgas, 
John  A.  Green,  Charles  A.  Howland, 
^William  S.  Morton.   George  Marsh, 
Israel    W.   Munroe,  Bryant  B.  New- 
comb,  Whitoouab  Porter,  Samuel  Tho- 
|  mas,  Jr.,   Albert   Thompson,  Thomas 
!   C.   Webb,    George   White,   Isaiah    G. 
j    Wfaiton,  Solomon  Wiliard. 

Randolph,  Hiram  C.  Aldeo,  Horatio 

!   B.  Aldeu,  Jr.,  Eleazer  Beal,  J.  White 

\   Belcher,  Sech  Belcher,  Abel  B.  Berry, 

I  Nehemiah    C.    Berry,   Amasa    Clark, 

j  Ezra  S.  Conant,   Afcmer  L.   Gushing, 

\  Alexander  E.  Dubois,  Wm.  P.   Field, 

j  Zenas  French,   Benj.  Holmes,    Fred- 

i  eriek  Howard,  Thomas  Howard,  Bar- 

!  nabas  Lothrop,  James  Maguire,  Seth 

|  Mann,  2d,  Silas  Paine,  Isaac  Spear,' 

|  Rulus  Thayer,  Isaac  Tower,   *Royal 

i   Turner,    Seth  Turner,  *Bradford  L. 

j   Wales,     Ephraim      Wales,      Erastus 

;    Wales.    Jonathan     Wales,     Jonathan 

|  White,  Oraniel  White. 

j       Roxbury,    Ira   Allen,    Wm.    Bacon, 

j   Henry  Bartlett,  Morrill  P.  Berry,  John 

j   C.    Boyd,   Joseph   N.    Brewer,    Enos 

F.    Bronsdon,     Charles    W.    Bryant, 

Joseph.Bugbee,  Joseph  H  Cfaadwick, 

|  {Benjamin    F.    Co.pe.jand,    *Linus    B. 

Coaii-ns,  Isaac  P.  Clark,  J.  Theodore 

1  Clarke,  John  J.   Clarke,  William  A. 

Crafts,     Vrial    I.    Cummings,    Nelson 

i   Curtis,  Chas.  E ills,  John  T.  Ellis,  Wm, 

Ellison,  Bradford  S.  Farringtoo,  John 

;   Fowle,  *  Wm.  Gaston,  Chas.  E.  Grant, 

Henry  D.  Gray,  James  Guild,  Unas.  J. 

I  [emice,  *Fraucis  Hilliard,  San  ford  M. 

II  mt,  Eben  Jones,  Wm.  S.  King,  Wm. 
:  I>.  Kingsbury,  Wrm.  Raymond  Lee, 
\  William  S.  Leland,  John  W.  Mav, 
|  William  B.  May,  Robert  W.  Molin- 
j  eux,  1.  P.  Osgood,  Allen  Putnam, 
i  {Chandler  li  Ransom,  ^Vm.  J.  ii^y- 


NORFOLK  COUNTY. 


69 


roM*,  James  Ritchie,  AlvtnM.  Robbiris, 
*.;  ,■  rhan  P.  R>binson,  Jos-hua  Sea- 
ver, Wiliiam  Seaver,  Sam'l  A.  Shed, 
Samuel  A.  Shurtieff,  fDavid  A.  Sira- 
:non«,  Thos.  Simmons,  John  S.  Sleep- 
rr,  fEbenezer  W.  Stone,  Thomas 
Xliaeher,  Jr..  Supply  C.  Thwing, 
Samuel  F.  Train,  Joseph  W.  Tucker, 
Samuel  Walker,  fSamuel  H.  Walley, 
John  M.  Way,  William  Whiting,  1st, 
Horace  Williams,  Geo.  H.  Williams, 
John  W.  Woleott,  Frauklin  Woodside, 
Edward  Wyman. 

Sharon.  Amasa  D.  Bacon,  Araa^a 
Dunbar,  Lemuel  D.  Hewins,  Joaiah 
Johnson,  Otis  Johnson,  Wm.  E. 
Mann. 

Stoughton,  Samuel  Capes,  2d,  Lu- 
cius Clr.pp.  Albert  Dickerman,  Chas. 
A.  French,  Lemuel  Gay,  Samuel  W. 
Hodges,  Clifford  Keith,  Francis  C. 
Sumner,  James  Swan,  Luther  Swan. 
Encs  Talbot,  Joel  Talbot,  Ebca  W. 
Tolman.  Charles  Upham,  2d. 

Waipole,  Samuel  Allen,  Jr.,  Eliis 
Bacon,  f  Francis  W.  Bird,  JtNTa'hanie! 
Bird,  Edmund  W.  Clap,  Truman 
Clarke,  John  A.  Gould,  Smith  Gray, 
James  G.  Hartshorn,  Palmer  Morey, 
Barnbridge  Moray,  James  P.  Tisdale, 
Horatio  Wood. 

West  Roxbury,  *  Arthur  W.  Austin, 
Edward  C.BanfieM,  Joseph  H.  Bill- 
rn.gr*,  Samuel  1>.  Bradford,  Geo.  Brown, 
Judson  Ch.apin,  James  W.  Converse, 
Cornelius  Cowing,  Joseph  II.  Curtis, 
Abijah  W.  Draper,  Theodore  Dunn, 
George  Faulkner.  John  M.  Fessenden, 
Luther  M..  Harris* Leonard  P.  Hc'den. 
William  Ma'eearty,  Thomas  Motlev, 
Jr.,  George  Fi.  Russell,  *Lucius  M. 
Sargent,  Robert  Seaver.  *  William  II. 
Sumner,  Christoper  M.  Weld.  Francis 
M.  Weld,  fStephen  M.  Well,  Michael 
M  hittemore,  Moses  Williams,  George 
Woodman. 

Weymouth-,  Warren  W.  Barker, 
James  L.  Bates,  Ellas  S.  Beals,  Lovell 
Bieknell,  Siias  Binney,  Thomas  J. 
Burrili,  Henry  Dyer.  *Elijah  F.  Ila'l. 
Applet  on  Howe,  Albert  Humphrey, 
James  Humphrey,  Atherton  X.  Rune, 
Elias  Hunt,  James  Jones,  *Fisher 
A.  Kingsbury,  Prescott  Latbrop, 
Jacob  Loud,  John  W.  Loud,  Abner 
W.  Paine,  Jason  Pratr,  *Alvah  Ray- 
mond, Joslah    S.    Heed,   Quincy   L. 


i    Ku 


Eben  !I 

Andrew  S.b  rmam  Norton  Q. 
i  irrell,  James  Tom  y,  Allen  Yining, 
Xoah  Vbdng,  Jr.,  Asa  B.  Wales, 
Cyrus  Washburn,  Amos  S.  White, 
'':'•".  F.  White,  Orau  White. 

irrtnihdm,  Wm.  W.   Cowell,  John 
A.  Craig,  Preston  Day,  Calvin  Fisher, 


Jr.,    Silas  P.   FiJier,  Joseph   B.  Ge- 
rauld,  Samuel  Warner,  Jr. 

Trial  Justices. 

Brooldine,  Wm.  A  spin  wall. 
Canton,  Samuel  B.  Noyes. 
Dedham,  Erastus  Worthington. 
Foxborough.  James  E.  Carpenter. 
Franklin,  Erastus  Rockwood. 
Medway,  Asa  M.  B.  Fuller. 
Milton,  Cbas.  M.  S.  Churchill. 
Needkam,  Geo.  K.  Daniel. 
Quincy,  John  Quincy  Adams. 
Randolph,  Abel  B.  Berry. 
Stoughton,  Albert  Dickerman. 
West  Roxbitry,  Geo.  Woodman. 
Weymouth,  James  Humphrey. 
Wrentham,  Samuel  Warner,  Jr. 

Notaries  Public. 

Brainiree,  Samuel  D.  Hayden. 

Brookline,  Wm.  AspinwaU. 

Canton,  Francis  W.  Deane. 

CoJiasset,  James  C.  Doane. 

Dcdham,  Waldo  Colburn,  Lewis  H. 
!  Kin 2 bury. 

i       Dorchester,   Williams    B.     Brooks, 
Asaph  Churchill. 

Foxborough,  Henry  Hobart. 

Milton,  Joseph  M,  "Churchill,  Nailian 
|  C.  Martin. 

!       Quincy.  Israel    W.    Munroe,  James 
E.  Tirrell. 

Randolph,  Eleazer  Beal,  Royal  W. 
j   Turner. 

Roxbury,  Joshua  Seaver,  Joseph  W. 
j  Tucker,  Wm.  Whiting,  1st,  William 
!  Whit-Lag. 

!       Weymouth,  .Elijah  F.  TI  lb  Fisher 
j  A.  Kingsbury,  Amos  S.  White. 

Wrentham,  Melatiah  Everett,  Sam'l 
|  Warner,  Jr. 

Coroners. 

Bellingham,  Nathan  Burr. 

Brainiree,  Jonathan  French. 

Canton,  Rufus  C.  Wood. 

Cokmset,  Henry  J.  Turner. 

Dedham,  Win.  II.  Mann, 

Dorchester,  Robert  Yos^. 

Franklin,  Saul  B.  S  -o't. 

Medfeld,  Nathan  Jones. 

Medivay,  Valentine  ii.  Coombs. 

Milton,  John  D.  Bradley,  Ebenezer 
G.  Tucker. 

jVI .  dham,  George  Jennings, 
j        Quincy,  Lewis  B  tss. 

Randolph,  Ezekiel  French. 

floxbury,  Thomas  Adams,  Ira  Allen, 
!  Morrill  P.  Berry. 

Stoughton*  Lemuel  Gay.  - 
j       Weymouth,  Sitas  Binney,   Geo.    W. 

White,  Jr. 
I       Wrentham,  Edward  C.  Craig. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


PLYMOUTH  COUNTY. 


Incorporated  June  2,  1GS5. 

NUMBER   OF   TOWNS,    25. 


Shire  Town,  Plymouth-. 
Population  in  185o,  61,513. 


COUNTY  OFFICERS, 


Jud-j-i  of  Probate  and  Insolvency,      -     Wm,  IT.  Wood, 
Register  of  Probate  and  Insolvency,        Daniel  E.  Damon, 


Clerk  of  Courts,    - 
Register  of  Deeds,     - 
County  Treasurer, 

Overseers  of  House  of  Correction, 


William  H.  Whitman, 
William  S.  Russell,  - 
William  R.  Sever,   - 

f  Johnson  Davee, 
*{  William  li.  \Y hitman, 

I  Samuel  H.  Doten, 


Middleborough, 
South  Seiluate. 

Plymouth. 

-  Plymouth. 
Plymouth. 

-  Plymouth. 
Plymouth. 

-  Plymouth. 


Deputy  Sheriffs. 

Ablnnton.  Luther  Glover. 

Bridgeicater,  Philip  D.  KinTman. 

Hanover,  Robert  H.  Studley. 

Kingston,  Spencer  Cusfaman. 

Marion,  Daniel  Hail. 

Middleborough,  Milton  Alden. 

North  Bridgeiwter,  Charles  J.  F. 
Packard,  Sumner  A.  Hay  ward. 

Plymouth,  John  Atwood,  Jr.,  Fran- 
cis J.  Goddard. 

Rochester,  Robert  C.  Randall. 

South  Scituaie,  Josiah  Cuihing. 

Crier  of  Courts. 
Philip  D.  Kingman,  Bridgeirafer. 

Jailer  and  Irla^ter  of  House  of  Cor- 

r-j.'.:ticn. 

Francis  J.  Goddard,  Plymouth. 
Sessions  of  Probate  Courts. 

At  Abingion,  on  the  2d  Monday  of 
Jannarv. 

At  Bridgeicater,  last  Tuesday  of 
February. 

At  East  Bridgewater,  on  the  first 
Tuesdays  of  April.  July,  and  O.-fober. 

At  Htinorer.  on  the  last  Monday  of 
September. 

AtHingham,  on  the  first  Tuesday  |  comb,   John    Tiiden,    Jr.,    Henry    I 
m  Mareh,  and  last  Tuesday  of  August.  )  Y'inal. 

At  Mid-iHeboroughyOti  the  first  Tues-  j 
days  of  May,  August,  and  last  Tues-  I 
day  of  October. 

At  North  Bndgcieater,  last  Tuesday  j 
in  July, 


Daniel  Phillips,     -    {North)  Marshfeld. 

At  Warekam,  on  Wednesday  next 
after  the  first    Tuesday  of  May,  and 

Wednesday  next  after  the  first  Tues- 
day in  November. 

Sessions  of  Insolvency  Court, 

At  Pi/jmoath,  second  Monday  in 
December,  and  ilrst  Monday  in  every 
other  mouth. 

County  Commissioners. 
.Tames    Bates,    East    Bridgewaterr; 
Tops.  Southworth,  Jr.,  Carver;  Caleb 
W.  Prouty,  Scituate. 

Special  Commissioners. — John  At- 
■woo'i,  Jr.,  Plymouth;  Jared  Pratt.  2d, 
MiddMorougL 

Tunes  of  Meeting. — At  Plymouth, 
on  the  3d  Tuesday  in,  March,  the  first 
Tuesday  of  August,  and  the  last  Tues- 
day of  January . 

Commissioners  of  Wrecks. 

TJuxburij,  Elisba  Holmes. 

Hull,  Moses  B.  Tower,  Robert  Cook, 
Nehemiah  Ripley,  Jr. 

Marsh  field,  Otis  Baker,  George  II. 
Hall,  Wales  Rogers. 

Plymouth,  Barnabas  II.  Holmes.  . 

SciLuile,,)o\n\  Damon,  Wm.  J.  New- 


A"  I 


'' .  on  ;:-"  3  !  Mondavs  o\  \ 


Commissioners  of  Insolvency. 

Hanover,  Perrv  Simmons. 
MildUbomuah,  Wm.  11.  Wood. 
Ph    .    ah,  \Ym.  S.  RusbelL 


January,  February,  and  May,  on   the  I 

2d  Mondays  in  April  and  August,  and  « 
on  the  fns~  Monday  in  December. 

At  Scituaie,  on  tha  first  Tuesday  of 
June,  and  the  last  Tuesday  of  Nov.      ' 


Public  Administrators. 
D>,x:><iry,  Samuel  Siet:on. 

Master  in  Chancery. 


East  Bridr/ticatcr, 


:ome  Youn; 


PLYMOUTH    COUNTY. 


1 


Commissioner  under  Personal 
.Liberty  Ac:. 

Middlcburongk,  Will.  H.  Wood. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil 
Officers. 

Abington,  Laac  Hersey,  Jesse  E. 
Keith. 

Bridgewater,  Joshua  E.  Crane,  Ab- 
raham Washburn,  2d. 

Duxbury,  Samuel  Stetson,  Gerskom 
B.  Weston. 

East  Bridgewater,  "Welcome  Young. 

Hingkam,  Amos  Bates,  Ebenezer 
Gay,  Solomon  Lincoln. 

Midd'ieborougkf  Peter  H.  Pierce, 
Everett  Robinson,  Eliab  Ward. 

North  Bridgewater,  Franklin  Ames, 
Eliab  Whitman. 

Plymouth,  Moses  Bates,  Jr.,  Jacob 
H.  Loud,  Wm.  K.  Sever,  William  H. 
Whitman. 

Rochester,  Joseph  Haskell,  Theophi- 
lus  King,  James  Ruggies. 

Sciluate,  .John  Beal. 

South  Sciluafe,  Anson  Bobbins. 

Warekarn,  Seth  Miller,  Jr.,  David 
Kyeu 

West  Bridgewater,  "William  Baylies, 
Austin  Packard. 

Justices  of  the  Pen.ce. 

[Including  Justices  of  the  Peace  and  Qiwrum.  denig~ 
nat  i  by  a  ".  and  Justices  throu.ykoiU  the  Commm- 
Kealih,  designated  by  a  +.j 

Abington,  Jona  Arnold,  Jr.,  Nath'l 
Beal,  Wm.  P.   Cortheil,   Asaph   Dun- 
bar, Henry  Dunbar,  Cyrus    A.    Dyer,  j 
James  Ford,  Isaac  Hersey,  Benjamin  j 
Hobart.  Freeman  P.  Howlarid,  Daniel  j 
U.    Johnson,    Jesse    E.    Keith,    Asa  i 
Millet,     Micah     Nash,    Holland     W.  I 
Noyes,     James    Noyes,    George    W.  j 
Pratt,  Levi  Reed,  Samuel  Reed,  Jr.,  ! 
Beta    Thaxter,    Horace    C.    Totiuan,  | 
Spencer     Vining,     Jared    Whitman, 
John    D.  Wormell. 

Bridgewater,  Solomon  Alden,  Hor- 
ace Ames,  George  Bassett,  Samuel 
Breck,  Dion  Bryant,  George  Chap- 
man, George  B.  Cogswell,  Joshua  E. 
Crane,  Thomas  Cushman,  John  Ed- 
son,  Levi  L.  Goods  peed.,  *  Artemas 
Hale,  Ca^eb  Hobart,  IMrtehell  Hooper, 
Eibrnige  Keith,  Lafayette  Keith, 
Thomas  M.  Reich,  *  Williams  Latham,  J 
Franklin  Leach,  Samuel  Leonard,  j 
*  David  Perkins,  *  Nahum  Stetson, 
Eli  Washburn. 

Carer,  Joseph  Barrows,  f  Jesse 
Munioek:,  Lewis  Pratr,  Wm.  S.  Sa- 
Very,  Wm.  Stvery,  Henry  Sherman, 
Lot  Sliurtleif,  Tnomaa  South  worth, 
Tho  tias  Vaughn. 

iJuxhurg,  Benjamin  Alden,  Benj. 
-••;-'>:>::,  Elbridge  Chamller^  \a',.'i 
Ford,  Merlin  Gardner,  John  ILmues, 
Aaron  J.ossciyn,  Sam'i  Loring,  Henry 


B.  Maglathlin,  George  P.  Richardson, 
George  B.  Standish,  Samuel  Stetson, 
Joseph  F.  Wadsworth,  f  Gerahom  B. 

Weston. 

East  Bridgewater,  Jacob  Bates,  Jr., 
Seth  Bryant,  Joseph  Chamberlain, 
Levi  Churchill,  Simeon  Curtis.  Benj. 
W.  Harris,  Benjamin  W.  Keith,  Bums 
A.  Littlefield,  Cushing  Mitchell,  James 
H.  Mitchell,  John  Pearce,  Isaac  Pratt, 
Calvin  Reed,  John  Reed,  *  Ezekiel 
Whitman,  *  Welcome  Young. 

Halifax,  Edwin  Inglee,  Cyrus  Mor- 
ton, Ira  L.  Sturtevant,  Dexter  C. 
Thompson,  Ephraim  B.  Thompson, 
Zadock  Thompson. 

Hanover,  Perez  Simmons,  Albert 
White,  Alexander  Wood. 

Hansori,  Isaiah  Bearce,  Barak  Os- 
born,  Joseph  Smith,  Thomas  Smith. 

Hingham,  Q.uiney  Bieknell,  *  Ed- 
ward Cazneau,  Henry  Cashing-,  David 
Fearing,  Hawkes  Fearing,  Jr.,  Eben- 
ezer  Gay,  Henry  Horsey,  Henry  ;E. 
Hersey,  James  L.  Hunt,  James  S. 
Lewis,  *  Solomon  Lincoln,  Thomas 
Loring,  Caleb  B.  Marsh,  Charles  W. 
Seymour,  *  Joseph  B.  Thaxter,  Jr. 

Kingston,  Joseph  S.  Beal,  Alden  S. 
Bradford,  Philander  Cobb,  Horace  L. 
Coliamore,  George  Faunce,  N.  Arthur 
Faunce,  James  Foster,  Alexander 
Holmes.  Joseph  A.  Holmes,  John 
Gray,  Joseph  Stetson. 

Lukev'die,  Thomas  Doggett,  Reuben 
Haiford,  Apoiios  Haskins,  Abizier  T. 
Harvey,  Harrison  Staples,  Asa  T. 
Winslow,  Jtrah  Winslow. 

Marion,  Daniel  Hall,  Davis  Hatha- 
way, Barnabas  Hiller,  Walton  N.  Ellis, 
Moses  II .  Swift. 

Marsh  field,  Wm.  Eam^.s,  John  Ford, 
Robert  Gould,  *  Luther  Hatch,  Hiram 
A.  Oakman,  Dan'l  Philips,  Seth  Wes- 
ton, Nathaniel  H.  Whiting. 

Mattapoiseti,  Roger  L.  Barstow, 
Amittai  B.  Hammond,  Tbos.  Nelson. 

Middleborough,  Andrew  L.  Alden, 
Iehabod  F.  Atwood,  John  Bennett, 
S.tillmatr  Benson,  Jonathan  Gobb,  Jas. 
G.  Cushman,  Joshua  Eddy,  *  Zacha- 
riah  Eddy,  Paul  Hathaway,  Sylvanus 
Flim/kiev!  Nathan  King;  Seth  Miller, 
John  Q.  Morton,  Noah  C.  Perkins, 
Ebenezer  Pickens,  *  Peter  H.  Pierce, 
Jaued  Prait,  2d,  Zebulon  Pratt,  Wil- 
son C.  Rider.  Everett  Robinson,  Free- 
man Shaw.  Augustus  H.  Soule,  Earle 
Soroat,  Horatio  N.  Thomas,  Andrew 
L!  Tmkbaui,  Eliab  Ward,  Philander 
Washburn,  Andrew  Weston,  Wm.  °- 
White,  Alfred  Wood,  Jr.,  Benjamin 
P.  Wo  .d,  Cornelius  B.  W.od,  Joshua 
Wood,  George  W.  Wood,  William  H. 
Wood. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Nor ik Bridge water,  *Frank)in  Amp*, 
George  W  Bryant,  George  Clark, 
Cornelius  H.  Dunham,  Isaac  Eames, 
Francis  M.  French,  Hiram  Jernegin, 
Nathan  Jones,  Rela  Keith,  Franklin 
Keith,  Edwin  H.  Kingman,  Laac 
Kingman,  Charles  Lincoln,  Perez 
Marshall,  Manley  Packard,  Ellis  Pack- 
ard, Jonas  K.  Perkins,  Dennis  Snow, 
Rufus  L.  Thaeher,  Jonathan  White, 
*  Eliab  Whitman. 

Pembroke,  Morrill  Allen,  *  Martin 
Bryant,  Joseph  Cobb.  Francis  Colla- 
more,  *  Horace  Collamore,  George  F. 
Hatch,  Ambrose  Parris,  Thos.  Turner, 
James  H.  Whitman. 

Plymouth,  John  Atwood,  Jr.,  Gus- 
tavus  D.  Bates,  *  Moses  Bates,  Jr , 
William  Bishop,  Lemuel  Bradford. 
George  Bramhail,  Nathaniel  Clark, 
"William  Clark,  James  Cox,  Allen 
Danforth,  William  S.  Danforth.  Chas. 
G.  Davis,  William  T.  Davis,  Charles 
C.  Doten.  Samuel  H.  Doten,  Nathan 
Dunham,  Geo.  G.  Dyer,  *  Gustavus 
Gilbert,  Timothy  Gordon,  John  T. 
Hall,  f  Robert  B.  Hall,  Jason  Hart, 
Benjamin  Hathaway,  Isaac  L.  Hedge. 
Thomas  Hed^e,  Amasa  Holmes,  Bar- 
nabas H.  Holmes,  Henry  B.  Holmes, 
Ezra  Leach,  Jacob  II.  Loud,  Leander 
Lovell,  Joseph  Lucas,  John  Perkins. 
Thomas  Pierce,  Jr.,  Daniel  J.  Bobbins, 
Josiah  Rabbins,  John  J.  Russell,  Wil- 
liam S.  Russell,  William  R.  Sever, 
Edward  L.  Sherman,  Eleazer  C.  Sher- 
man, *  William  1L  Spear,  Isaac  N. 
Stoddard,  *  William  Thomas.  Ezekiel 
C.  Turner,  *  Window  Warren,  *  Wil- 
liam H.  Whitman,  Oliver  T.  Wood. 

Plimpton,  Zenas  Bryant,  Isaiah 
Churchill,  Zenas  Cusbman,  Josiah  S. 
Hammond,  Zaccheus  Parker.  Martin 
Pei kins,  Isaiah  S.  Ripley,  William  H. 
Soule,  Isaac  Wright. 

Rochester,  Joseph  W.  Church.  Chas. 
Hooper,  Theophiius  Kin?,  James  H. 
Look,  Israel  F.  eTekersom  John  W. 
Pnipps,  George  Pierce,  Jas.  Ruggles, 
Witriam  Sears. 

Scilutie,  George  M.  Allen,  *John 
Beal,  Reuben  Curtis,  Edward  James, 
Elijah  Jenkins,  Ezekiel  Jones.  Geor«  \ 


a  e,  D  -X! 


fcf* 


Merrvtt,  Eiias   R.  Mungo,    Caleb  W. 
Proufy,  *S;imuel  A.  Turner. 

S->u-h  Scifuate,  Daniel  E.  Damon, 
Ebenezer  T.  Fougj  John  Jones,  *An- 
3on  Robhins,  Horace  P.  Stevens,  SanTi 


Tolman,  -George  II.  Torrey,    Lemuel 
C.  Waterman. 

V/areham,  Sylvanus  Bourne,  Jed. 
Brinrg^,  Joseph  P.  Hayden,  Darius 
Miller,  *S>th  Miller,  Jr.,  *David  Nye, 
tT  nomas  Savary,  Nathaniel  Sherman, 
*Jo.ihua  B.  Tobey. 

West  Bridgeicaler,  Jonathan  Ames, 
fWm.  Baylies,  James  CoueLnd.  Jona. 
Copeland,  Dweliey  Fobes,  Joseph 
Kingman,  Abiel  Packard,  Austin  Pack- 
ard, Jcsiah  Richards,  Elijah  Smith. 

Trial  Justices. 

Ahingion,  Isaac  Hersey. 
East  Bridgeicaler,  Joseph  Chamber- 
lain. 

Hingham,  James  S.  Lewis. 
Middleborough,  Ebenezer  Pickens, 
North  Bridgeicaler,  Geo.  W.  Bryant. 
Plymouth,  Edward  L.  Sherman. 
Scituate,  Caleb  W.  Prouty. 
South  Scihiaie,  Daniel  E.  Damon. 
Wareham,  Beta  Miller,  Jr. 

Notaries  Public. 

Abington,  Isaac  Hersey,  Jesse  E. 
Keith. 

Brhlgeicater,  Samuel  Breck. 

Duxbury,  Samuel  Stetson. 

East  Br'uigewaier,  Welcome  Young. 

Bingham,  David  Harding. 

Marshfteld,  Luther  Hatch. 

Mattapoisett,  Benj.  F.  Barstow. 

Middleborough,  Eliab  Ward,  Everett 
Robinson. 

Nortt  Brtdgmvater,  Geo.  W.  Bryant, 
Jonas  R.  Perkins. 

JJiymou!fu  Gustavus  Gilbert,  Jacob 
H.  Loud,  John  J.  Russell,  William  H. 
Spear. 

Scituate,  John  Beal. 
Wareham,  Silvanus  Bourne,  David 
Nye. 

Coroners. 

Bri'lgewaitr,  Philip  D.  Kinsman. 
Duxbur)j.  Jonathan  Y.  Gross. 
Marshjield,  Wales  Tilden. 
Middleborough,  Joseph  Jackson. 
North    Bridgewater,     Benjamin    A. 
Packard,  Thomas  Wales. 

Ph/mourh,  Ephraim  Holmes. 
Plymptpn,  Abiel  \\  ashburn. 
Rochester,  David  Lewis. 
Sciluaie,  John  Beal. 
South  Sci.iiu.ite.  Josiah  Gushing. 


Wiih 


±  earing, 


ha  Barrels. 


SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 


73 


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SUFFOLK  COUNTY.* 


incorporated  may  10,  1643. 
Ncmber  of  Towns,  4. 


Sjiire  Town.  Boston. 
Population  ix  1355,  171,318. 


COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


Jwlge  of  Probata  and  Insolvency,  Isaac  Ames,   - 

Register  of  Probate  and  Insolvency,  Wm.  C.  Brown, 

Cleric  of  Supreme  Court,-        -        -  Geo.  C.  Wilde, 

Assistant  Clerk  Supreme   Court,         -  Geo.  W.  Nichols,    - 

Clerk  of  Sup.  Court  of  Co.  of  Suffolk,  Joseph  Willard,     - 

Asst.  Ck  Superior  Ct.  of  Co.  Suffolk,  Joseph  A.  Willard, 


Register  of  Deeds,  - 
Caunly  Treasurer..,  - 
( 'omnimwealth's  Attorney 

Assistant  do.  do. 

Sheriff,     - 


-  Henry   Alline, 

-  Frederick  U.  Tracy, 

-  George  W.  Cooley, 

-  Augustus  O.  Brewster, 


Deputy  Sheriffs. 

William  P.  B  aker,  14  Mass.  Block. 

Bv'j-.j.  F.  Bailey,  7  Court  Square. 
Francis  0.  Irish,  9  Court  Square. 
Geo.  W.  Loud,  Municipal  ■  Court. 
Alonzo  F.  Neale,  Nile*  Building.    - 
Erastus  W.  Sanborn,  Niks  Building. 

Jailer. 
Wm.  Sampson  Bartlett,  Boston. 

Master  ofHouor  of  Correction. 
Claries  Bobbins,  South  Boston. 
Sessions  of  Probate  Courts.. 
At  the    Probate    Office,  in  Boston, 
'_'•'•■  rv  Monday  in   January,  February, 
March,  April,  and  May;    every  Mon- 
<$<w  in  June,  except  the  first  and  last; 
md  every  Monday,  except  the  first  in 
;    s  in  the  months  of  August,  Septem- 
be 5",  October,  November,  ana  Decern- 
'•■•  r-     No  Court  in  July. 

Masters  in  Chancery. 

,,!'''"n<  John  Codraan,  William  J. 
"aboard,  John  Lowell,  Sebeus  C. 
M.i;ne,  Charles  C.  Natter. 

Commissioners  of  Insolvency. 

;^  1-waH  F.  Hodrn's,  John  M.  Wil- 
•    -.  Joseph  Eastman. 

Public  Administrators. 
_  So«7oh,   Francis  E.  Parker,  J 
*  ■  Ciark,  Lorenzo  S.  Cragin. 


-  Boston. 

-  Bo  a  ion. 

-  Boston. 

-  Boston. 

-  Boston. 

-  Boston. 

-  Boston. 
Boston. 

-  Boston. 

-  Boston. 
JohnlM.  Clark,      Office  11  Court  House. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil 
Officers. 

Boston,  John  P.  Bi^elow,  John  A. 
Boiles,  Nehemiah  Brown,  Jr.,  Albert 
L.  Fernald,    Charles  B.  Hill,   Charles 

W.Lovett,  William  Tufts. 
Chelsea,  Hosea  ILsley. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Boston. 

j       [Inrlujiny  Justices  of  the  Peace  and   Quorum,  denj- 
rn:cd  hi;  a  *,  and  Justices   throwjhotU   the    C'tOnnum- 
:    wealth,  'designated  by  a  f.j 

:  Abbot  Andrew  <  Anderson  ■Wra..S. 

!  f  Abbott  Joslah  G.     ;  Andrew  John  A. 
Adams  Albert  W. 
Adams  Alvin 

Adams  Chas.  B.  F.  Andrews  John  L. 
Adams  Chas.  F.,  Jr.  Andrews  Samuel 
Adams  Geo.  W.  j  Andrews  William 

Adams  Geo.  Z.  j  Andrews  Wm.  T. 

Adams  Jos.  H.  J  Aridrns  Milton 

Adams  Paul  j  Andros  Rich.  S.  S. 

Albce  Sumner  j  Angell  Georse  T. 

Albre'e  John  I  Apollouio   Nich.  A. 

Allen  Augustus  O.    I  Appieton  J.  Warren 
Allen  Benjamin  L.    !  *Appleton  Nathan 
*  Allen  Charles  E.      j  Appleton  William 
Allen  Charles  J.   F.I  Appleton  Wm.  C. 
fAllen  Frederick  H.j  Arm'inston  H.  E. 


Andrews  Alexr.  J. 
Andrews  Henry  R. 


Allen 


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Allen  Joseph  II. 
Allen  Samuel  A. 
Allen  Samuel  C. 
Alb  n  Wm.  W. 
Alline  Henry 
Amee  JosiahL.  C. 
Arcs  [saac 
Ames  1'.  A  lams 
Amory  James  S. 


,       Amorv  Thomas  C 
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»*Amo:y  William 
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;  Arnold  Charles 
!  Atwood  Charles 
I  *  Austin  tvers  J. 
\  Au  -tiri  Milton 
i  Avery  Edward 
Ayer  Phineas 
Bacon  Chas.  H. 
:  Bacon  Francis 
j  Bacon  Jacob 
Biker  James 
I  Baker  James  L. 
C,  Jr.    i  Baker  Walter  W. 
I  Baker  William  W. 


74 


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Bal  h  Joseph  W. 
Baldwin  Aaron 
Baldwin  Ejizur 
B  ddwin  Janies  F. 
B  til  Jonas 
Ball  Joshua  D. 
Ball  N'ahura 
Ball.Ki  James  M. 
Ballard  John 
Ballard  Joseph 
Bancroft  Ge orge 
Bauheld  Everett   C. 
Bangs  Edward 
Barbour  John  N. 
Barker  James  M. 
Barker  Lemuel  M. 
•Barnes  Isaac  0. 
Barnicoat  William 
Barrett  Jonathan  F. 
Barrows   Horace   G. 
B-arstow  Simon  F. 
•Bartlett  .Sidney 
Bartlett  Sidney,  Jr. 
Bar  lie  ft  Theodore 
Bartlett  William  S. 
Bassett  Eiisha 
*Bassett  Francis 
Batchelder  Sara  ",Jr. 
Bates  Benj.  E. 
Bates  John 
Bates  J,  Franklin 
Bates  Joseph  L. 
Bates  Samuel  W. 
Bates  William 
Baxter  Thompson 
Bay  ley  Henry  E. 
Beal  Benj  imin 
Bea!  James  li. 
Beal  T ha cher 
Beals  James  II. 
BeaD  William 
Beals  William,  Jr. 
Beard  Ithamar  W. 
Beck  Lewis 
Bell  Joseph  U. 
Bemis  George 
Bennett  Josiah  li. 
Berret  Joseph  II. 
Betton  Geo.  E. 
Bigelow  Abram  0. 
Bigelow  Edwin  M. 
Bigelow  George  F. 
fBigelow  Geo.  T. 
Bigelow  Horatio 
fBigelow  John  P. 
Bigelow  Preseott 
Big*  low  Timothy 
Binne'y  John 
Bird  Geo.  W. 
Bishop  Joel  P. 
Bishop  Robert  R. 
Blake  Chas.  F. 
Blake  Edward 
Biake  George  Batv 
Blake  James  G.     ' 
Blake  Joseph  H.  D. 
Blake  Pynson 
Blake  William 
Blinchard  F.   II.   C. 
BluuehurdGeoJ)„B 
Bian      aid  Thomas 
B    ::.■;.   Henry 
BI  v  land  i  nomas 
Blodgei  Henry  T. 
B!od_-  tt  Luther 
BofieS  Matthew 
Bonney  Pel  tana 
Rowditeh  J<*n&  [„ 
•Rowditeh  JiatkT  I. 


Bowen  John 

Bowker  Albert 

Bi  yd  Francis 

Bradburv  Samuel  A. 

Bradford' Joseph    11. 

Bradford  RuFus  B. 

Bradford  Wm,  B. 

Bradish  Levi  J. 

Bradlee  Josiah 

Brad  lee  NathT  J. 

Bradlee  Samuel  J. 

Bradley  Joseph  II. 

Brain ard  Edward  II. 

Braman  G.  T.  W. 

Brewer  Gardner 

Brewer  Isaac  C. 

Brewer  Nathaniel 

Brewer  Thos.  M. 

f  Brewster  Aug.   O. 

Brigsrs  Billings 

Brigham  Elijah  D. 

Brigham  Joseph  L. 

*  Brigham  William 

*Briuley  Francis 

Brodliead  Daniel  D. 

Bi  poks  Benj.  F. 

Brooks  Calvin  M. 

Brooks  Francis  A. 

Brooks  William  G. 

Brown  Charles 

Brown  Edward 

Brown  Jeremiah 

Brown  Nehemiah,Jr. 

Biown  Vernon 

Brown  Wm.  C. 

Brown  Wm.   Henry 

Brown  Wm.  L. 

Browne  Albert  G. 

Browne  Canst  en 

Browne-  George  >I. 

Browne  John  W. 
{  Bryant  David 
|  Bryant  G.  J.  F. 
j  Bryant  John,  D. 
I  Buck  Edward 

Buck  Rota.  H. 

!  Burbank  Robert,  I. 

i  Buiditt  Benj.  A. 

I  B  trke  Albert  G. 
Burahapi  Geo.  P. 
Burr  Samuel  C. 
Burt  William  L. 

j  Butler  Benjamin 

j  Butler  Eber  u. 

|  Butler  Franklin  J. 

|  Butler  John  Henry 
Butler  Peter 
Butters  William 
Cabot  Henry- 
Caldwell  Charles 
Calrow  William  II. 

|  Campbell  Isaac  T. 


j  Chandler  Theop.  P. 
i  Chapman  Geo.  H. 


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se  James  M. 
Chase  Theodore 
Cheever  Ira 
Cheever  James 
Cheever  Tracy  p. 
Chickering  Thos.  E. 
Child  George  H. 
Chipraan  Geo.  W. 
Choate  Chas.  F. 
fChoate  Rufus 
Clapp  Joshua  B. 
Clapp  William  W. 
Clark  Albe  C. 
Clark  Albert 
Clark  Benj.  C. 
Clark  Benj    C.,  Jr. 
•Clark  Flenry 
Clark  James 
Clark  John 
k  Clark  John  M. 
Clark  Joseph  F. 
Clarke  Samuel  G. 
Clarke  Thos.  W. 
•Clary  Henry  D. 
Cleveland  Perkins 
fCobb  iIos.es  G. 
Cobb  Samuel  T. 
Coburn  Daniel  J. 
•Codmao  John 
Codman  Robert 
Co  dm  Geo.  W. 
Colbuj  n  Fred.  A. 
Colburn  Jeremiah 
Cole  Chas.  D. 
Comer  George  X. 
Conley  Charles  C. 
Converse  Joshua   P, 
Cook  Charles  E. 
Cooke  Benjamin    F. 
*  Cooke  Josiah  P. 
Coolidge  Austin  J. 
Coolidge  David  H. 
Coolidge  Joseph 
Coolidge  Joseph  R. 
Coolidge  Horace  H. 
Cooiidge  San,.;  •■    F. 
Cooper  Samuel 
Copeiand  Eiiska 
Cornell  Wm.  M. 
Cutting  Chas.  U. 
Cottrcll  Asa 
Cowdin  John 
j  Cowdin  Robert 
Cowles  William   Wr. 
C^agin  LorenzoS  Jr 
*Cram  George  W. 
fCrocker  Henry 
Crocker  Uriel 
Crocker  Uriel  H. 
Crockett  George   K. 
Cro  kelt  George  W  . 
Crumble  Jam  is  L. 
Crosby  Charles  !{. 
Crosbv  Frederick 
Crosby  Joseph  B. 
Cr<  wfr-y  John  C. 
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Chandler  Clw.s.  P. 
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Curtis  Daniel  B, 


Curtis  Danici  S. 

*  Curtis  George  T. 
Curtis  Thomas  B. 
•Gushing;  Abel 
Gushing  Thos.,  Jr. 
Cutler  Eben 
Cutler  Joseph 
Cutler  Pliny- 
Cutter  Isaac  J. 
Dadd  Gen.  H. 
Dall  William 
Dalton  Henry 
Dalton  Henry  L. 
Dalton  Thomas  D. 
*Dame  Abraham  A. 
Dame  Theodore  S. 
Dana  Charles  F. 
Dana  Edward  A. 
*Dana  James 
Dana  Richard  H. 
Dana  Richard  H.  Jr. 
Danforth  Isaac 
Dardng  George  B. 
Darracott  Franklin 
Darracott  George 
Davenport  Henry 
Davis  Adolphus 
Davis  Augustus  B. 
Davis  Henry 
Davis  Henry  A. 
Davis  Henry  C. 
Davis  Jerome 
Davis  Joshua  W. 
Davis  William   Nye 
Dawes  Henry 

Day  Albert 
Dean  William 
Dean  Geo.  W. 
Dehon  William 
Demond  Charles 
Deunie  James 
Denny  Daniel 
Denny  Henry  G.- 
Denton William 
Derby  E.  Hasket 
Dexter  Arthur 
Dexter  Edward  A. 
Dexter  George  M. 
Dexter  George  S, 

*  Dexter  Thomas  A. 
Dexter  William  S. 
Dickinson  Fred.  W. 
Dimmock  C.  E.  W. 
Diugley  John  T. 
Dixweli  Epes  S. 
Dodge  John  C. 
Donahoe  Patrick 
Dorr  James  B. 
Dorr  William  B. 
Dow  James  B. 
Dow  Nathan  T. 
Dowe  Joseph 
Drake  Henry  A. 
Drake  Tisdaie 
Draper  Ed  war  I  L. 
•Draper  Moses 
Driseoll  Cornelius 
Dudley  Elbridge  G. 
Dunbar  Charles  F. 
Danckl.ee  M  irk  F. 
Duriklee  Benj.W. 

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Urn  n  James  C. 
Dupec  Charles 
Durant  Henry  F. 
Button  Henri-  W. 
Dwight  Thomas 
!  Dwight  Wilder 
*Dwhiht  William 


SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 


10 


Dver  IDnry 

Micah,  Jr. 
i  iH  Henry 

E   stl   irn  John  H. 
•Eaton  George 
Eat  to  William 
K  .   y  Caleb 
!     ilv  Robert  H. 
Edniands  B.  Frank 
Edwards  Henry 

'EkiredgeEdw.  H. 
I  '  Iri  ige  Samuel 
•Eliot  Samuel  A. 
Ellis  Abijah 
Kill*  Charles.  M. 
Ellison  Wra. 
Ely  Alfred  B. 
Emerson  John  W. 
1  >■  mery  Isaac 
Emery  James  W. 
Emery  John  S. 
English  James  I/. 
Erviug  Edward  S. 
En  tis  William  T. 
Evans  Alonzo  H. 
Evans  Briee  S. 
Eysjks  Franklin 


Ev* 


f Everett  Edward 
Everett  Win.  A. 

*  Fairbanks  Stephen 
Farley  Gustavus 
Farnn  r  Jesse 
Farwel!  Asa 

lax  on  Edward 
Fay  Richard  S. 
Fay  Richard  S.,  Jr. 
Fearing  Aibert 
Perm  Id  Albert  L. 
Fernald  Henry  E. 

*  Field  Justin  " 
Fiske  Augustus  H. 
Fiske  Edward 
Flanders  George  M. 
tFiKvher  Richard 


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!  John  S.  II. 

er  George  H. 

ick  Henry  M. 

-•r  Archibald 

-  David  W. 

er  James  G. 

t<  r  V/m. 

>.-r  William  II. 

le  Wm.  B.,  Jr. 

J  imesA. 

cis  Nathaniel 

man  William 
h  Abram 
h  Charles 
h  Georee  p. 


; .'  r*'  'Ognam  &am  t 
;  -   tbiugham  T.  B., 

■  •'  1-  i •!•••  VY 
1  •'••••  Henry  W. 

-  -;-  Kit-hard  P. 
•   •      ;  Sanm<  1  D. 
:    ■        5«i  ben  P. 
■      vr  IKnrv  J. 
''•>   Kl^n  F.     ' 
'">  T-.mothy 
'      iKhn 

J  •  -  "•  Charles  L. 
•J--  »ert  SyK-estei  P. 


Gilchrist  Daniel  S. 
Giles  Alfred  E. 
♦Giles  Joel 
Gill  Thomas 
Gilley  Jufm  E.  M. 
Gilman  John  L. 
Girdler  Richard 
Gleason  Horace 
Goldsbury  John 
Gooch  Daniel  W. 
♦Goodrich  Chas.  B. 
Goodwin  Albert  G. 
Goodwin  Wm.  F. 
Gookin  Samuel. II. 
Gordon  George  II. 
Gordon  George  W. 
Gordon  Robert 
Gordon  Solomon  J. 
Gould  Benjamin  A. 
Gould  Benjamin  T. 
Gould  Frederic 
Gove  John 
Goward  Watson 
Granger  David 
Grant  Moses 
Graves  Dwight 
Gray  Horace,  Jr. 
fGray  John  C. 
Gray  Levi 
♦Gray  William 
Green  John,  Jr. 
Green  Nicholas  S.  J. 
Greene  Benj.  D. 
Greene  Benjamin  II. 
Greene  Herman  \V. 
Greenieaf  James  E. 
Greenough  David  S. 
Greenongh  Wm.  W. 
Gregg  Washing'n  P. 
Griggs  George 
Guild  George  D. 
Guild  Samuel  E. 
Hahn  Silas  B. 
Hale  Charles 
Hale  George  S. 
Hale  Moses  L. 
♦Hale  Nathan 
Bale  Theodore  P. 
Hall  Andrew  T. 
tRaU  Cnarles  B. 
Hall  Edward  F. 
Hall  Franklin 
Hall  James 
Hal!  John  K. 
Hail  Henry 
Hall  Robert  W. 
Hall  S  imuel 
Hall  Thomas  B.  - 
Hallet  Henry  S. 
fHaliett  Benj.  F. 
Halle  it  Henry  L. 
HanafOrd  Lyman  3. 
'Hancock  Chas.  L. 
Hapqood  Lyman  S. 
Harding  Wm.  B. 
Harlow  Dexter 
Harlow  Thomas  S. 
Harris  Geonje  S. 
Harris  William  G. 
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It  irwu   ii  D  .'ill 
H  irwood  Irving  f, 
Haskell  Daniel  N. 
Haussatii  J<  ; -n 
Hastings  George  11. 
Hatch  Samuel 
Hathaway  Asa  P. 


Haven  Franklin 

Hawkes  Charles  W. 

Haw.kea  Thomas  B. 

Hayden  William 

Haves  Francis  B. 

Hayes  William  A. 

Haynes  Henry  W. 

Hay  ward  James 

Hnzelton  Horace  L. 

Hazelton  J.  E. 

Head  Edward  F. 

Head  Georee  E. 

U^\cx  Mark 

*Healey  John  P. 

Heard  John  T. 

Henchman  Daniel 

Hens  haw  Daniel  II. 

Keushaw  Joseph  L. 

Herrick  Horatio  G. 

Hersey  Alfred  C. 

Heywood  Samuel  P. 

Hichborn  George  R. 

Higgins  Peter 

Eisrginson  George 

Hill  Hamilton  A. 

Hill  Noble  H. 

Hill  William  II. 

Hillard  George  S. 

Billiard  William 

Hinds  Calvin  P. 

H  inks  lid  ward  W. 

fHoar  EbenezerR. 

Hobart  Aaron 

Hobart  Albert 

Hobart  Enoch 

Hobbs  George  M. 

Hobbs  William  Jr. 

Hockey  Joseph 

Hodges  Edward  F. 

Holbrook  Daniel 

Holbrook  Henry  M. 

Holbrook  HoratioN. 

Hoilis  Thomas 

Hoiman  Ralph  W. 

Holmes  John 

Holmes  John  S. 

Homer  Charles 

Homer  George 

Homer  George  F. 

Homer  Henry 

Homer  Peter  T. 

Hooper  Robert 

Hooper  Samuel 

H  or  ton  Henry  K. 

Houghton  Charles 

Hovey  Solomon 

Howard   Thomas  M. 

Howe  William  E. 

Hoyt  Henry 

Hubbard  Charles 

Hubbard   Josiah  W. 
j  Hubbard  Nath'l  D, 
!  *  Hubbard  Wm.  J. 

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l\v.  '.::.s  James 

Hunnewell  J  (dm  L, 

fHun.ting'n  Qhas.  P. 

Hunting'n  Chas.  W. 

1!  mtin  ;ton  Ralph 

Hurrl  (  harles  H. 

Hurri  Fr  v.  is  W. 

Elutchii  -  tiPUTv  C. 

Huti  bins  Hoi  ice  G. 

Hutchin  on  ii.D. 

Lreson  S.  Edwin 

J.    ks  m  Al  ra.  Jr. 

Jackson  James 

Jackson  John  G. 

Jackson  Patrick  T. 


Jackson  Samuel  S. 
Jacobs  Asa 
Jacobs  Elisha 
James  John  W. 

!  Janes  Henry  B. 
Jarves  Deming 
Jeffries  John,  Jr. 
Jeilison  Zachaiiah 
♦Jenks  Samuel  H. 
Jennison  Sam'l,  Jr. 
Jewell  Harvey 
Johnson  Henry  A. 
Jones  George  S. 
Jones  Joseph  E. 
Jones  Peter  C. 
Jones  William  K. 
Josselvn  F.  M.  Jr. 
Joy  Albion  K.  P. 
Judson  Walter  H. 
Keith  James  M. 
Keller  Martin 
Kelly  Daniel  D. 
Kelly  Win.  F.  A. 
Kemp  Nathaniel  P. 
Ketttlle  Jacob  Q. 
Keyes  Georcre 
Kidder  Gardiner  G. 
Kidder  Hefsrv  P. 
Kimball  David 
Kimball  David  P. 
Kimball  Jas.  Wm. 
*Kimball  Moses 
Kimball  M.  Day 
Kimball  Otis 
King  John  G. 
Kingsbury  Geo.  II. 
fKnapp  Wiih. nn 
Kuhn  George  11. 
Kuhn  John 
Lamb  Thomas 
Lane  Ch    .     s 
LaihrOp  .John 
Lawrence  Abbott 
*Lawrence  Amos  A. 
Lawrence  James 
Lawton  John  T. 
Leavitt  Bens*  n 
Leavitt  David 
Leavitt  li  omas  H. 
Lee  James  W. 
♦Lee  Thomas  J. 
Le'ighton  Charles 
Leighton  George 
♦Leigh ton  John  C. 
Lcrow  Lewis 
Lewis  Wit-low 
Lincoln  Charles  D. 
Lincoln  Ch:  rles  S. 
•Lincoln  Ezra 
Lincoln  F.  W.,  Jr. 

•    In   H(  man 
Lit(  :  I     Id  Ira 
Little  Cb  irles  H. 
Lin        IdWnlter.Jr. 
ri  I    :  u  G. 

Lodge  James 
Lodge  John  E. 
Lor  in  g  Benjamin 
*Lorint?  Charles  G. 
Loriirg  C.  William 
Lorimr  David 
LorrniJ  Edward  G. 
I    ^iug  Francis  C. 
Loriug  Joh-a   A. 
Lothrop  1.  K. 
Loud  Andrew  J. 
Lovejoy  Joseph  C. 
Lovett  Charles  W. 
Lovett  Samuel  I. 


76 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Lovis  Francis  A. 

L.-v:!!  Augustus 
Lowell  John 
Lowell  John  A. 
•Lunt  George 
Lyman  George  W. 
Maine  Sebeus  C. 
Mande'.l  Moses  J. 
Manley  John  II. 
Manning  Francis  C. 
Marble   William 
Marsh  Levi  H. 
Marsh  Lucius  B. 
Marsh  Thomas  J. 
Martin  Enoch 
Martin  Pearl 
Martin  William  C. 
Mason  David  H- 
Mason  George  M. 
Mason  Lyman 
Massey  Stephen  D. 
Matthews  Nathan 
May  Samuel 
McCartney  Wm.  H. 
McCleary  Samuel  F. 
McCleilan  John 
McGilvrav  David  F. 
McLeilan"  George  F. 
McLeilan  Geo.*W. 
Mears  Granville 
Merriani  Charles 
Merriam  Otis  W. 
Merrill  Amos  B. 
Merrill  James-C. 
Merwin  Elias 


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Mills  Charles  H- 
*  Mills  James  K. 
fMlnot  William 


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Nutter  Charles  C. 

Nurter  Thomas  F. 

Obcr  John  P. 

Odiorne  James  C. 

Osgood  Isaac  P. 

Otis  Edmund  13. 

Otis  George  A. 

Packard  Sylvanus 

fPage  John  It.  W., 

Page  Timothy  R. 

Paige  James  V.*. 

Paine  Henry  W. 

Paine  John  Treat 

Paine  Robert  Treat 

Palfrey  Francis  W. 

Palfrev  William 

Park  Daniel 
,  Park  John  C. 

*  Parker  Aurelius  D. 

Parker  Charles  H. 

Parker  Chas.  Henry 
i  Parker-Edward  G. 

Parker  Francis  E. 

Parker  Ilenrv  M. 

Parker  Horatio  G. 

Parker  John  Brooks 

Parker  John  D. 

Parke:  Matthew  S. 

f  Parker  Samuel  D. 

■Parker  William 

Parkmau  George  F. 

Parkraan  William 

Parks  Nath'V  Austin 

Parmeuter  Win.  E. 

Parsons  Samuel 

Parsons  William 

Peabody  Owen  G. 

Pearson   Eiiphalet 

Peirce  Jonathan 

Peirce  Roger  N. 

Peirce  Silas 

p, 


'emoer  Thos. 
Perkins  IV-uj.,  Jr. 
*  Perkins  David 
Perkins  Samuel  S. 
Perkins  Thos.  II. 


!  I'  ,i!!ip3  Goo.  Wm. 

j  Phillips  Jonath   n 
j  '••  Phillios  Til  >s.  W. 

•Philljpj  Will  trd 

Pickering    \r:..::r 
!  Pickering  Edward 
'  Pi  kerinsr  J  .:.-i 
:  f,  ■    e  Edward  L. 

Pike  Charles  E. 

Pike  Ezekl.d  W. 
!  Pinery. Samuel  El. 
|  Pinkerton  John  M. 
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Norton  Jo^h 

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Thomas  B. 

Prescott  Frederic  W. 
Prescott  LeviT. 

Prescott  William  H. 
Preston  George  H. 
Preston   Jonathan 
Price  E.  Sewall 
Prince  Frederick  0. 
Proctor  George  B. 
Proctor  Thomas  P. 
Putnam  Geo.,  Jr. 
Putnam  John  P. 
tQuiucy  Josiah,  Jr. 
Quincy  Samuel  M. 
Qninn  James         ' 
Rand  Edward  S. 
Rand  EdwardS.,  Jr. 
Randall  Otis  G. 
Ranney  Ambrose  A. 
Raymond  Edw.  A. 
Raymond  F.  F. 
Read  James 
Reed  Benjamin  T. 
Reed  Edward 
Reed  John,  Jr, 
Reed  Sampson 
Reed  Samuel  G. 
Restieaux  Thomas 

*  Revere  Joseph  W. 
Reynolds  Wm.  B. 
Rice  Alexander  H. 
Rice  Freeman 
Rice  George  E. 
Rice  Henry 

Rice  Henry  A. 
Rice  James 
Rich  Otis 
Rich  Thomas  P. 
Richards  J.Avery 
Richardson  Abijah 
Richardson  Geo.  F. 
Richardson  Hen ryL. 
Richardson  Ivory  W. 
Richardson  Jeffrey 
Riehards'n  Josiah  B. 
Richardson  Thos.  F. 
Richardson  Win.  F. 
Ridgwav  Sam'l  S. 
■*Rilev  Patrick 
Ritchie  Harrison 
Roach  Thos.R. 
Robb  James  ij. 
Robbins  Chas. 
Robinson  John  P. 

*  Robinson   Jona.  P. 
Robinson  Thos.  W. 
Rogers  Charles  O. 
Rogers  Daniel  H. 
Rogers  Henry  B. 
Rogers  Shubael  G. 
Rogers  William 
Rollins  J.  W. 
Ropes  Samuel  W. 
Rosa  Samuel  J. 
Rotch  Benjamin  S._ 
ll^'-vri:.  T nomas 
Russ  Augustus 
Russell  Besjj.  F. 
•itussell  Ch aides  T. 
•Rnssell  Thomas 
Russell  Thos.  H. 

Ryan  Edward 
Salisbury  Daniel  W. 
Salmon  John 
Saltonstuil   Leverett 
»Sn  npson  Geo.  R. 
So  ipson  Wm!  H. 
Sanborn  Erastus  W. 
Sanders  Oren  S. 


Sanderson  Jas.  G." 
Sanford  Philo 
f-Sin    er  George  P. 
Sargent  Ignatius 
fSovage  James 
S  iwyer  Frederick W. 
Sawyer  Geo.  A. 
Sawyer  Jabez  A. 
Scudder  Henry  A. 
Searle  George  W. 
♦Sears  David 
Sears  Philip  H. 
Seaver  Nathaniel 
Severance  Jona.  B. 
Sew.  11  Benjamin 
Sewall  Samuel  E. 
Seymour  Fred'k  Z. 
Sharp  Daniel 
Shattuck  Geo.  0. 
Shattuck  Lemuel 
Shaw  Benjamin  S. 
Shaw  Gardner  H. 
Shaw  George  A. 
Shaw  Lemuel    Jr. 
Shaw  Nathaniel  B. 
fShaw  Samuel 
Shaw  Samuel  S. 
Shaw  Southworth 
Sheppard  J^'nn  H. 
Shimmin  Chas.  F. 
Shipley  Horatio 
*Shurtleff  Nath'l  B. 
Siders  Charles   . 
^Simmons  Chas,  F. 
fSimmons  D   A. 
Simonds  Alvaa 
*Sl'eeper  Jacob 
Sleeper  Oriu  C. 
Sloan  Samuel  W. 
Smith  Amos.  Jr. 
Smith  Charles 
Smith  Chauneey 
Smith  Danid  E. 
Smith  Ebenezer 
Smith  George  A. 
Smith  George  G. 
Smith  George  H. 
Smith  Henry- 
Smith  Henrv  B. 
Smith  Henry  W. 
Smith  Horace 
Smith  Jeremiah 
Smith  Jerome  V 
.Smith  John  H. 
Smith  Joseph 
Smith  Thos.  C.     • 
Smith  William 
Smith  Wm.  B. 
Smith  Wm.  ILL. 
Snow  Samuel  T. . 
v*Sohier  Edward  D. 
Sohier  William 
^Sr.'-?.£r  v<  !'>,am  V 
!  Soren  John  J. 
Spear  Nathaniel  T. 
Spinney  Samuel  R. 
*Sprague  Charles 
fSpraguc  Peleg 
Spur/ Oliver  IL 
Sticy  William  R. 
Standish  William 
Stanw  >od  hi  muel 
Starbuek  Win.  C. 
S 'earns  G?>r-f~-  T. 
fStedman  Chas.  H« 
Stedman  Francis  D. 
tSteveus  Benj  imio 
Stevens  Chas.  E. 
Stevens  Edward  G. 


C. 


SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 


77 


«!rvt?ns  Oliver 
<?,-v.-:i>n:v  J.  Thos. 
Su>ddai  t  Lewis  T. 
iviorie  Anson  J. 
St.  no  Henry  W. 
St  itcv  Charles  W. 
■»tory  Franklin  II. 
S'orv  Joseph 
•Stursris  William 
Suiiivan  James   P. 
f  Sullivan  Richard,  Jr. 
rS. miner  Charles 
Sumner  Frcd'k  A. 
Safer  Hales  W. 
S-.v  ill  w  Asi 
Swift  William  H. 

Pappan  John 
Tanpan  Lewis  W. 
Tafhell  George  G. 
T.irbei!  John  P. 
Thacher  Thomas 
Thaxter  Adam  W. 
Thaxter  David 
Thayer  Charles  F. 

1  ''ii  iyer  Geo.  W. 
Thayer  James  B. 

l'hayer  Nathaniel 
Thomas  Charles  G. 
Thomas  Seth  J. 
Thomas  William 

L'hotnpson  Chas.,  Jr. 
Thompson  X.  W. 

f Thompson  X.  A. 

fhornpson  Wra.  V. 

L'horndike  John  H. 
Thorndike  John  P. 

Thorrtdike  Sam'l  L. 

Thornton  J.Wingate 

Ticknor  George 

Ticknor  Wra*  D. 

Til  ton  Stephen 

Tikon  Warren 

Tobey  Seth 

i    '  nan  Samuel 

tTolman  Thomas 

Tomlinson  John  H. 

Torre  v  Charles 

Torrc'y  John  G. 
'     rev  Joseph  G. 

Towne  William  lh 

Tracy  Frederick  U. 
i'raiii  Enoch 

The  ier  Alanson 

Tucker  James  C. 

Tucker  L<  wis 

Tucker  William 

Tucker  Wm.  F. 

Tudor  Frederick 

Tufts  William 
1'  truer  Alfred  T. 

Tuttle  Chas.  W. 

Tax  bury  Goo.  W. 

Tyler  J."  Kendall  . 
1 -h  r  Joan 
Tyler  John  S. 

ikderwood  Adin  B. 
Huderwo*  d  F.  ii. 
Underwood  Guy  C. 
Upham  Heary 
Uj  ham  Wm.  3. 
tUp'ton  G  :o.  B. 
Gr  ma  Jos  oh 
Varna  ra  Wiiiiana 
Vo*e  lidwwrl  A. 
5  ;  •  ■■'•'•  'Wlh  Alex. 
;--:;■■  dJufan  JEL 
J}.&kefieldThos.  L, 
^  itlker  Clement  A. 


Walker   Henry  W. 
Walker  Wm.  L. 

Ward  Charles  T. 

Ward  Joseph  11. 
Ward  Michael  J. 

Ward  .Samuel  D. 

Ward  Samuel  G. 

Ward  William 

Ware  Darwin  E. 

Ware  Ephraim  G. 

Ware  Henry 

Warner  Hermann  J. 

Warren  Alfred  B. 

Warren  Charles  H. 

Warren  Daniel 

Warren  John  C. 

Warren  J.  Mason 

Warren  John  Wr. 

Warren  Wm.  W. 

Washburn  Alex'r  C. 

Washburn  Cvrus 

Washburn  John  M. 

*Washburn  W.R.F. 

*Watt  Francis  G. 

Webb  Chas  H. 

Webster  Fletcher 

Webster  Sidney 

Weeman  Ehenezer 

Welch  Charles  A. 

Welch  Francis 

Welch  John  P. 

Weld  William  F. 

Wellington  Ambrose 

Wellington  Hiram 
_  Wellman  Wra.  A. 
j  *WelIs  Charles 
i  West  Benjamin  II. 
j  Weston  Al-.ien  B. 
|  Wetmore  Thomas 

Wheeler  Alex'r  S. 

Wheeler  Samuel  I<. 
|  WheelockFordyceF. 
j  Wheelwright  And.C. 
j  Wheelwright  Geo. 

White  Charles  H. 

White  Horace  Ii. 
White  Lurher  L. 

W '  U\-:\   i-g   V\,  f,''.,lin. 

j  Whitney  Geo.  A, 
Whitney  Joseph 
Whitney  Marshall 
Whitttemore  Benj.F 
Whiteinore  Ta'os.J. 
Whitwell  Samuel 
Wiggio  C.has.B. 
Wiggia  James  S. 
Wig  htm  an  Jos.  M. 
Wi'lour  Asa 
Wilbur  Horace  B. 
Wild  James  C. 
*  Wilde  Geo.  C. 
Wilder  David,  Jr. 
Wl'-kins  Charles 
*Wilkins  Joan  H. 
Wilkins  Levi 
*Wiiiard  Joseph 
Willard  Joseph  A. 
Willard  Sidney 
Willcutt  Levi  L, 
Wiilett  William 
Wilh'y  Tohnan 
Williams  George  F 
"U!u  as  Goo  W.  A 
huM:os  Horatio 
'illluHs  John  II. 


in 


s  J  oh 


Willi  i.i-  ■  Jos.  0-.  s 
Willi  mis   Hubert  B. 
•Wiiliarua  Sam'l  Iv. 


Williamson  Wm.  C.  j  Woodbury  Chas.  L. 
Willis  Clement  j  Woodman  George 

Willis  Hamilton        Woodman  Horatio 
Willis  Horatio  M.       Worthington Roland 
Wilson  Archelaus       Wright  Albert  J. 
Wilson  William  H.   '  Wri«bt  Edwin 
fWinthrop  Rob't  C.  *Wr"ight  Isaac  H. 
Withington  Geo.  W.j  Wright  John  M. 
Wolcott  F.  E.  A.       j  Wriuht  John  S. 
Wolec-tc  John  W.      J  Wright  Wiliiam 
Wolcott  J.  H.  I  Young  Edward 

Wood  Richard  S.       I 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 

[Includirtff  Justices  of  the  Peace  and  Quorum,  dkaig- 

noted  l>j  a"  .j 

Chelsea.   Samuel  Bassett,  *llamleit 
Bates,  Joshua   Bean,    Ralph    Beatly, 
Wm.   C.   Brown,    Simeon  Butterfield, 
Isaac  R,  Butts,    Thomas   J.    Carruth, 
Mellen    Cnamberlain,    Ira    Cheever, 
Tracy  P.  Cheever,    Benjamin  Dodge, 
James   P.    Farley,    Francis   B.   Fay, 
Orin   W.  Fiske,   John  \V.    Fletcher, 
Benjamin  J.  Gerrish,   George  A.  Ger- 
rish,   Charles  F.   Gerry,    John  E.  M. 
Giltey,  David  Gould,  William  O.  Has- 
kell,   Wm.   E.  P.  Haskell,  Moses    A. 
Herrick,  Albert  G.  Hills.  Jos.  Hockey, 
Hosea  lls'ey,  James  L.    Jones,   John 
;  Low,    Sebens    C.  Maine,  Stephen  D. 
i  Masse} ,  Jacob  Mitchell,  Robert 'Morris, 
;  Samuel    Orcutt,    Joseph   B.    Prince, 
i  Harvey  Rogers,  ErastF.3  Rugg,  Daniel 
!  E.  Smsth,  Matthew   \Velis  Smith,  Jos. 
!  Wyeth, 

|      North  Chelsea,   Henry  F.  Cooi;dge, 
|  Nataaniel  Coolidge,  Benj.  II.  Dewing, 
*John   F.  Fenno,  Jonathan  Harring- 
ton, Benj.  Shurtleff. 

IVinthrop,  David  Belcher,  Edward 
Floyd,  Hiram  Pininaser,  Jacitson  ULh- 
ardson. 

Trial  Justice. 
North  Chelsea,  John  F.  Fenno, 

Coroners. 

Boston,  William  Andrews,  William 
M.  Cornell,  John  S.  EI.  Fo»g,  Ja rob 
Herrick,  Sewall^F.  Purcher,  Edwin 
Riee,  Erastus  \Y.  Sanborn,  Charles 
Smith,  Charles  II.   St  dman,  Duncan 

JMeB.   Thaxter,   David  T-hayer,  Wm. 

j  E.  Underwood,  Jasper  II.  i'ork. 

Chelsea,     Jacob   Mitchell,     Erastus 

Ilia-. 

!      North  Chelsea,  John  F.  Fenno. 

i       Winthrop,  Edward  Floyd. 

Notaries  Public. 

I  Boston,  Ail  ert  VS.  Adam?,  Charles 
!  B.  E.  Adams,  Preston  A.  AmesJ,  Saml 
I  Andrews,  Adolphus  Bates,  John  P. 
Hi'gelow,  Prescott  B'gelow,  Luther 
Biorlgett,  Joseph  R.  Bradford,  L\o}d 
Briggs,    Ira    Cheever,    Henrj   Clark, 


78 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Samuel  F.  Coolidge,  Wm.  W.  CowIps, 
Amos  Curacnings,  Jr.,  Benjamin  II. 
Currier,  George  II.  Cutter,  Edward 
A.  Dexter,  Thomas  A.  Dexter,  Chas. 
E.  W.  D.immoek,  Albert  Dodd,  John 
E.  M,  Gffley,  Daniel  W.  Gooch,  Fred- 
eric H.  Harris,  Joseph  L.  Henshaw, 
George  M.  Hobbs,  Wm.  Hobbs,  Jr., 
Joseph  Hockey,  Jacob  Q.  Kettelle, 
Wm.  M.  Luthrop,  Thomas  H.  Leavttt, 
Ezra  Lincoln,  Walter  Uittlefield,  Jr., 
Jaoies  il.  Lunt,  Martin  Keller,  G.  W. 
MeLellan,  Hugh  Montgomery,  Edward 
R.  Moore.  Matthew  S.  Parker,  Thos, 
Pember,  Otis  G.  Kan*  1  all,  Hoary  Rice, 


George  F.  Richardson,  Henry  L.  Rich- 
ardson, Edward  Russell,  Philo  Sai  ford 
Nathaniel  Seaver,  Dan'l  Sharp,  Ed  -via. 
A.  Sinionds,  Joseph  L.  Stone,  Dun- 
can McBean  Thaxter,  Chas.  F.Thayer, 
Newell  A.  Thompson,  John  S.  Tyler, 
Joseph  Yiia,  Jr.,  Edward  C.  Weed. 

Chelsea,  Haralett  Bates,  Joseph 
Hookey,  Ira  Cheever,  John  II.  Kim- 
ball, Jason  B.  Loomis. 

Commissioners  of  Wracks. 

George  A.  Tanley,  of  North  Chelsea, 
Edward  Floyd,  of  Wmthrop. 


WORCESTER    COUNTY. 


Incorporated  April  2,  1731. 

Population  in  1855,  149, 545. 


Shire  Town,  Worcester. 
Number  of  Towns,  58. 

COUNTY  OFFICEBS. 

Judge  of  Probate  and  Insolvency,        -     Henry.  Chapin,          -  -     Worcester. 

Register  of  Probate  and  Insolvency.,     ■    John  J.  Piper,        -  -         Fitchburg. 

Assist.  R,eg.  of  Probate  and  Insolvency,   Chas.  E.  Stevens,       -  -     Worcester. 

Clerk  of  Courts,     -                                    Joseph  Mason,       -  -         Worcester. 

AsslitaM  Clerk,        -        -        -              Wm.  A.  Smith,          -  -     Worcester. 

Register  oj  Deeds,                   -        -         Alexander  IL  Wilder,  -         Worcester. 

County  Treasurer,     -                                  Anthony  Chase,         -  -     Worcester. 

( Edward  Lamb,       -  -         Worcester. 

(  J.  S.  C.  Knowiton,    -  -     Worcester. 

John  S.  G.  Knowiton,  -          TVorcester. 


Overseers  of  the  House  of  Correction, 


SJi 


en  i": , 


Deputy  Sheriff.;. 

Ashlyurnlmm,  Marshall  VVetherbee. 

Athol,  J..hn  II-  Partridge. 

Barre,  Franjdin  Smith. 

Blackstone,  Daniel  T.  Thayer. 

Clinton,  Enoch  K.  Gibbs. 

Fltchhurg,  Alphexis  P.  Kimball. 

Gardner,  G*o.  W.  Dodd. 

Grafton,  Jonathan  I).  Sibley. 

Rubhardston,  Appleton  Clark. 

Leominster,  Wm.  II.  Yountr. 

Milford,  Samuel  W.  lin  \sxrd,  Jos. 
D.  Hunt. 

Wltbnrj;,  John  W.  Whipple. 

Pet*  r.d'arn,  Cephas  Willard. 

Southbridge,  Solomon  Thayer. 

Spencer.  Francis  Adam*,  ~h. 

Templettm,  John  Ste  irns. 

Uxbridge\  Thomas  Aldrich. 

Webster,  Solomon  S  hum  Way. 

West  Bro  >  ;'■■■■/.  Silas  i  >.  Cooke. 

W&tilmrn',  Daniel  F.  Newton, 

Winchendoh,  Joseph  S.  Watson. 

IVorccskr,  Lovell  Baker,  Jo!.u  L. 
Baker,  Jonathan  Day. 


Crier  of  Courts?. 
II.  K.  Nev/comb,  Worcester. 

Jailer   and   Master  of  House  of  Cor- 
rection. 

Rufas  Carter,  Worcester. 

Sessions  of  Probate  Courts. 

At  Barre,  on  the  Fridays  next  after 
the  third  Tuesdays  of  Mav  and  Octo- 
ber. 

At  Clinton,  on  the  third  Tuesdays  of 
May  and  October. 
J       At  Fitchburo,  on  the  Wednesdays 
!  next  after  the  third  Tuesdays  of  May 

and  October. 
j       At  MUford,  on  the  fourth   Tuesday 
i  of  May,  and    Wednesday  next   after 
fourth  Xyesday  in  October. 

At  Tempifttori,  on  the  Thursdays 
next  after  the  third  Tuesdays  of  May 
and  October. 

At  Uxliridge,  on  the  fourth  Tuesday 
of  October. 

At  West  Broohfield,  on  the  second 
Tuesdays  of  May  and  October. 


"WORCESTER    COUNTY. 


M  Worcester,  first  Tuesday  of  every 
month. 

Sessions  of  Court  of  Insolvency. 


G-'o.  Rockwood,  Chas.  Stearns,  Eno,ch. 
Wbitmore,  Ohio  Whitney,  Jr. 

Athol,  Chaw,  C.  Bassett,   Elias  Bas- 

sett,  Benjamin   Esfabrooks,   *  Charles 

rfer,   on  the   second   and     Field,  Lyman  W.  Hapgood,  Theodore 

fourth  I  uesday  of  each  month.  I  Jones,   Calvin  Kelton,  J.    P.    Lvnde, 

Ar  Fitchburg,  on  the  tburth   Satnr-  j  John  EL  Partridge,  Nath'l  Richardson, 

days  of  January,  Miroh,    May,   July,   !  *Isaar;  Stevens." 

September,  and  .November..  |       Auburn,    William    Emerson,    John 

_         .■    -J        .  .  .  j  Hellish,  Stephen  Savarv,  Isaac  Sawin. 

County  Commissioners.  D       '     ,-.vf        D  .     ,,-  ...  -, 

Barre,  Lhas.   onmblecom,  *JN*htim 
Asaph  Wood,  Gardner,   Chairman;  \  j\  Brvant,  f  Ed  ward  Dennv,  J.  Mar- 
dimes  ^  Alien,     Oakham;      Velorous  j  tm  Go'rham,  John  King,  *I)avid  Lee, 
iarr,  Upton.  |  Henrv    J.   Shattuck,    Lvman    Sibley, 

%«*«/    awm^w/^w,   The?.    BiK    Edwin  Woods,  John  F.  Woods,  SamT 
lings,    Lunenburg;     Constant    South-      jy.  W'oods. 
vronh,  Hard  wick.  Benin,  Josiah  Babcock,  Wm.  Bas- 

Tmes  of   Meeting.—At    Worcester,  j  sett?  Amo,  Sawyer,  Asa  Sawyer. 
the  -1th  Tuesday  in  .March,  the  second  i       Blackstone,  Jared  Benson,  Jr.,  Silas 
Tuesday  in  September,  the  third  Tues-  j  a.  Bur^e-s,   Arthur   Cook,   Welcome 
day  of  Jane,  and  fourth  Tuesday  of     Earimm,    Dan    Kill,    John.  C.    Scott, 
:ceraber.  |  Geo,   N.   Smith,  Moses  D.  South  wick, 

Wm.  L.  South  wick,  Preserved  S. 
Thayer.  Walter  Thorpe.  Paul  P.  Todd, 
Abel  Wilder,  Witiard  Wilson. 


Commissioner^  under   Personal    Li 


Fitehb-itrg,  Chaiie?  Ma;-oo, 
Worcester,  Henry  Chapin. 


Commissioners  of  Insolvency. 

A'kol,  Isaac  Stevens. 
Fuchburg.D^ld  H.MeTriarad 
Mtiford,  Thomas  G.  Kent, 
Worcester.  Hartley  William?. 


Wor 

SI  r.;  i 


Public  Administ 
it.  William  J< 


..crs, 


Masters  in  Chancery. 


Hartley  Williams. 


Jaapia,  Wm.  S. 
Henry  C.  Bice, 


Commissioners  to  Qualify  Cirfi 
Oincers. 


Bolion,  Roswell  Barrett,  *John  E. 
Fry,  Amory  Holman,  George  F.  Rice, 
Jos.  Sawyer,  Caleb  Wheeler,  Edwin 
A.  Whitcomb. 

Boyk'on,  Charles  Andrews,  George 
A.  Cotting,  James  Davenport,  Levi 
Ilolbrook. 

Brookjield,  Braman  B.  Adam?.  Geo". 
E.  Clapp,  Oliver  C.  Felton,  George 
Forbes,  *"G$is  Hay  den,  Francis  Howe, 
Wm.  Howe,  D  wight  llyile,  A  v, on 
Kimball,  Hiram  Pierce,  Abram  Skin- 
ner. 

Charlton,  Henry  Clark,  Rufus  B. 
Dodge,  Levi  Hammond,  Simeon  Lamb, 
Wm.  P.  Marble,  John  Spur,  Salem 
Town. 

Clinton,  Horatio  N.  Bigelow,  *John 
T.   Dame,   Charles  F.  W.  Parkhurst, 
Ezra     Sawyer,    Charles    G.    Stevens, 
Athol,  Charles  Field,  Theod.  Jones,     Joshua  Thisse.il,  Jr. 
taac  Stephens.  Dana,    Nath'l   Johnson,    Nath'l   L. 

B-irre,  Lyman  Sibley,  Edwin  Woods.     Johnson,    Charles    Nelson    Sdmpsjn, 
FUrii/nirg,  Ebenezer  Torrey,  Nath'l      Daniel  Si-one. 
'   -d.  (Juuiiauiu  F.  Bailey.  j       Douglas,   Fenner  Batoheller,  Adol- 

Oxfoi'd,    Emery     jSaulbrd,    Jasper  j  phus  F.  Brown,  Enoch    Brown,   Com- 
fc>rown.  |  fort  Carpenter,  Warren   Humes,  Wm. 

Worcester,  Abijah  Bijrelow,  Henry  I  D.  Jones,  Moses  Knapp,  Lyman  Par- 
'  '■■••'•  sn,  Chas-  W.  Hartshorn,  William  j  sons, 

-  imUon.  Levi  Lincoln*  Joseph  Mason,  \  Dudley.  Closes  Barnes,  John  Eddy, 
\\  wg«  UMLvhardsun,  Wm.'A.  Smith,  j  Charles  C.  Wood,  Henry  il.  Ste- 
L  "•  '"ii  vV-iliard.  j  vens. 

Fitchhurg,    Goldsmith     F.     Bailey, 

Thos.  R.  Boutelle,  Judisan    S.    Brown, 

,*:  j  Chas.     Burleioh,    Thus.    C.    Caldwell, 

■•■■■-'-' -.i  -•  *-j  J   Alvah    Crocker,   Levi   Down,    Alfred 

A+hburnham,  Ivers  Adams.   Albert  j  Hitchcock,  Albert   S.    InuaHs,    Moses 

"•   Andrews,   Charles    W.    Btirr»»iey     G.  Lyons,  Joseph  W.  Mansur,  Cheder- 

•.' '  -»  L    Catnndngs,  Daniel   Elds,  Jr..  j  iaomer  Marshall*  Chas.  Mason,  David 

*>  i-mim  i\  Ellis,  Jerome  W»  Foster,  *  IL    Merriam,    William  J.    Mernam, 


Justices  of  the  Peac 


so 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


•Amasa  Norcross,  Hale  W.  Pa^e, 
Ivers  Phillip-,  John  J.  Piper,  Abe! 
Simonds,  Chas.  H.  B.  Snow,  Cyrus 
Thurston,  fEbeii.  Torrev,  Thornton 
K.  \Vrare,  Sidney  1).  Willis,  Moses 
Wood,  '  *Nath 'l  VVood,  Wra.  Wood- 
bury, Wrn.  G.  Wyman. 

Gardner,  Chauncey  W.  Carter, 
Tborley  Coilester,  John  Edgell,  Tbos. 
E.  Giazier,  John  M.  Moore,  Rufus 
Newton,  Francis  Richardson,  Simeon 
W.  A.  Stevens. 

Grafton,  *Otis  Adam?,  Sauiuel  H. 
Alien,  ^Abraham  M.  Biyelow,  Edwd. 

B.  Bigelow,  H.  D.  P.  Bigelow  Chas. 
Brigham,  Oliver  M.  Brigham,  Joseph 
Bruce,  Jonathan  Gary,  Thomas  T. 
Griggs,  Chas.  B.  Jenks,  Jos.  Leland, 
Chandler  M.  Pratt,  John  W.  Slocomb, 
Wai.  F,  Slocum,  Jonathan  Warren, 
Ruf'is  E.  Warren,  Jonathan  D. Wheel- 
er, James  W.  White,  Stejpben  R. 
White,    Washington   White,     Charles 

C.  Wood. 

Hardwick,  Andrew  J.  Bartholomew, 
Daniel  S.  Collins,  Vim.  Mixter,  Aimou 
M.  Oreutr. 

Harvard,  Emory  Barnard,  Augus- 
tus G.  Hill,  Eliakim  A.  Hohuan,  Noah 
Warner,  Reuben  Whiteomb,  Jr ,  Wm. 
B.  Wiilard. 

Maiden,  Charles  Chafl'm  Cyrus 
Chenerv,  Joseph  H.  Gleason,   Theron 

E.  Hail,  Wm.  C.  aietcaii',  David  F. 
Parmenter. 

i&ibbavdston,  William  Bennet,  Jr., 
8.  Fv.  Heyweod;Benj.  D.  Phelps,  Wm. 
E. -Richardson,  *George  Williams. 

Lancaster,  Bradford  K.  Peiree,  John 
G.  Thurston.  John  M.  Washburn,  So- 
loa  Whiting. 

Leicester,  Joseph  A.  Denny,  Cheney 
Hatch,  *Horatia  G.  Hetishaw,  Sam'j 
L.  Hodges;,  Hiram  Knight,  Samuel  if. 
Moore,  John  N.  Mm  dock,  Sewali 
Sargent,  Fred.  S.  Taylor,  Xalman 
Trask. 

Leominster,  James  Bennett,  George 
S.  Burrage,  Leonard  Barrage,  Joel 
W.  Fletcher,  Charles  Grout,  Noah  R. 
Harlow,  Chas.  II.  Merriam,  Augustus 
Morse,  fDavid  Wilder,  Wm.  Wilder, 
Merrict  Wood. 

Lunenburg,  Thos.  BilEngs,  *Cyrus 
Kilburn. 

Mention,  Benjamin  Davenport,  John 
G.Metealf,  Andrew  II.  Reed,  Ainariah 
Xaft,  Arnold  Taii 

Milford,  Seth  P.  Carpenter,  Charles 

F.  Chapin,  Lyman  S.  Clark,  Clark 
Ellis,  John  Ersktae,  Leander  Hot* 
broafer,   Thomas   G.  Keur,   Aaron    C. 

MayheW,  Lyman  Ma*  :...rd.  Alb  rt 
Newhall,  George  G.  Parker,  Andrew 
J.  isumner,  John  S.  Seaminel,  H.  B. 


J  Staples,  Sullivan  Thayer,  Alvin  G. 
|  Underwood,  Orison  Underwood,  Jas. 
X.  Woudbary. 

Millbury,  Ellas  Forbes,  Ephraim 
Gouldimj,  Ithran  Harris,  Clough  R. 
Miles,  *Daniel  J.  Paul,  *Samuel  D. 
Torrey,  As.*h  IT.  Wafers. 

New  Braintree,  Henry  A.  Delano, 
fSamuel  Mister. 

Northborough,  Geo.  Barnes,  Samuel 
Clark,  George  C.  Davis.  -[Cyrus  Gale. 
Anson  Rice,  Abraham  W.  Seaver. 

Northbridgc,  Ebenezer  Cadwell, 
Paul  W.  Dudley,  John  Taylor,  Hiram 
Wing. 

North  Brookfield.  Chas.  Adams,  Jr., 
*  William  Adams,  Erastus  Hill,  James 
H.  Hill,  Joan  Hill,  Hiram  Knight, 
Geo.  H.  Lowe,  Bonum  Nye,  Pliny  'Sye. 
|  Amasa  Walker,  Freeman  Wra.iker. 

Oakham,  James  Allen,  Mark  Has- 
kell. 

Oxford,  Nelson  Bartholomew,  Jas. 
per  Brown, .*  Jonathan  P.  Dana,  Geo. 

F.  Daniels,  Alexander  De  Witt,  Na- 
thaniel Eddy,  George  W.  Hartwell, 
Cyrus  Lamb,  John  B.  Pratt,  Samuel 
W.  Smith. 

Paxton,  Ambrose  Fames,  Silas  D. 
Harrington,  Solon  C.  Howe,  Theo.  C. 
Prputy. 

Petersham,  Collins  Andrew,  Seth 
Hapgood,  Lewis  Whitney.   ' 

PkiUipsion,  Jason  Goulding,  Edw*d 
Powers,  Oliver  Powers,  Ephraim  Tur- 
ner. 

Princeton,  Alphonso  Brooks,  John 
Brooks,  Jonas  Brooks,  Jr.,  David  H. 
Gregory,  Solon  S,  Hastings,  Ephraim 
Osgood,  Joseph  A.  Reed,  f  Charles 
Russell. 

lioyahton,  Barnet  Bullock,  Jervis 
Davis,  Joshua  B.Gould,  Lucius  Vi. 
Partridge,  Bencni  Peck,  Isaac  P. 
Willis.  " 

Rutland,  J.  "Warren  Bigelow,  Ho- 
race Brooks,  Zadock  W.  Gates,  Calvin 

G.  Howe. 

Shrewsbury,  Asa  IT.  Allen,  Lucius 
S.  Alien,  *  Adam  Harrington,  William 
H,  Knowlton,  Orviile  Latbrop,  George 
Leonard,  Thomas  R.  Norcross,  Job  C. 
Stone,  Thomas  W.  Ward. 

Soutkbvro',  |  Sullivan  Fay,  William 
Greenwood,  Peter  P.  Howe,  Enos 
Kmir,  Curtis  Newton,  Oliver  S.  San- 
i'ord. 

Soutlihridgn,  Malcolm  Ammidown, 
Daniel  F.  Bacon,  Andrew  J.  Bartholo- 
mew, *  Frederick  W.  Boiham,  Syl- 
vester Dresser,  Samuel  M,  Lane,  Man- 
ning Leonard,  John  O.  McKinstry. 
George  A.  Vinton. 

Spencer,  *  James  Draper,  William 
T.  Harlow,  Luther  Hill,  George   II. 


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81 


Llvprmc-e,  William  Pope,  Richard 
Sullen,  William  Upham,  Eli  J.  Whit- 
Xeaiore. 

Sterling,  Jonathan  S.  Buttrick, 
Samuel  Houghton,  Ezra  Kendall, 
William  D.  Peck,  Luther  W.  Rugg, 
Samuel  Sawyer. 

Sturbridge,  *  George  I) avis,  Simeon 

A.  I>rake,  Calvin  P.  Fiske,  Benjamin 
D.  Hyde,  Edward  Phillips,  Jonathan 
Sikes,  Avery  P.  Taylor,  Roswell  War- 
ner. David  Wight. 

Saltan,  Benj  L.  Bateheller,  Harvey 
Dodge,  Foster  Freeland,  Horace  Le- 
land,  Edmund  J.  Mills,  Solomon 
Severy,  Henry  J.  Sibley,  Sylvester 
Sibley,  James  Taylor,  Daiv!  Tenney, 
Paris  Tourteilor,  John  W.  Whipple. 

Tempieton,  Alonzo  Bancroft,  Benj. 
Brown,  Joseph  Davis,  Oilman  Day, 
Dexter  G  loort,  George  P.  Hawks, 
*Arteiaas  Lee,  Samuel  Lee,  Henry 
Newton,  Frederick  Parker,  Varan  ua 
IX  Parkburst,  Henry  Smith,  Leonard 
Stone,  William  N.  Walker,  John  W. 
Work. 

Upton,  Nabum  W.  Holbrook,  *  Eli- 
jah S-roddard,  Velorous  Taft. 

Uxbrldne,  Lueien  C.  Boynton,  Adol- 
phae  Cnapm,  Alvin  Cook,  Francis 
Deaue,  Merrill  Greene,  Nabum  Morse, 
George  S.  Tafr,  Zadoek  A.  Tafr,  Jo- 
seph Thayer,  Theodore  B.  Whiting. 

Warren,  James  S.  Davis,  Daniel 
Hiieheoefe,  Joseph  F.  Hitchcock,  Par- 
don Keys,  Joseph    B.   Lombard,  Levi 

B.  Money,  Nathan  Richardson. 
WtbMer,    Hiram    Allen,    Henrv  E. 


B- 


irVii'Uam  ii. 
iiSon,  Lyts-an  She 


Weaiboro',  Lewis  II.  Boutell,  B. 
Boynton,  Elmer  Brigham,  John  A. 
Fayerwca'h-r,  Jabez  G.  Fisher,  *  Na- 
hum  Fisher,  Samuel  D.  Fisher,  Otis 
F.  \  i.'H'on.  Samuel  N,  While. 

West  Boyteton,  Everett  Webster 
Btijelow,  Charles  Goodale,  Ebenezer 
Mi  Homier,  Lemuel  D.  Newton,  Levi 
Pierce,  Oliver  B.  Sawyer,  Windsor  N. 
Whir*-,  Aaron  E.  Winter. 

W'.<t  BrrxAyiebl,  Linus  Bannister, 
Baxter  Ellis,  Alanson  Hamilton,  David 
L.  Monil,  *Joseph  A.  Sprague,  Wm. 
R,  Thomas. 

Westminster,  William  S.  Bradbury, 
Joseph  tlagar,  John  Minot,  Joseph 
M.  Whitman,  Harrison  G.  Whitney, 
Benjamin  Wyaaan. 

Wmckmdtm,  Amos  W.  Buttrick, 
B;.*thu«|  Eilus,  Edwin  S.  Merrill, Joseph 
S.  W%  son,  Giles  11.   Whitney. 

Vy&rctster,  fP.  Emory  Aldricb, 
fCliafiei  Allen,  Samuel  Allen,  Calvin 
W.  Angier,  James  G.- Arnold,  Peter 
C  Bacon,  Geo.  W.  Baldwin,  Phineas 


Ball,  Jnmes  IT.  Bancroft,  Emory 
Bannister,  *ira  M.  '{Jwoti.  W'iHiam 
S.  Barton,  William  M.  Bickford, 
*Abijah  Bigelow,  Harrison  Bli^s, 
Calvin  Mi  Brooks,  Alexander  H. 
Buliock,  fAsa  L.  Burbaxik,  Benjamin 
Butman,  George  Chandler,  Henry 
Chapin,  Anthony  Chase,  .Wm.  D. 
Cheever,  Samuel  H.  Colton,  Edwin 
Conant,  Augustus  N.  Currier,  Albert 
Curtis,'  Appleton  Dadmun,  Caleb 
Dana,  *Jobn  A.  Dana,  Ezekiel  Dan- 
iels, Edward  L.  Davis,  flsaac  Davis, 
Wm.  S.  Davis,  Jonathan  Day,  Wm.  S. 
Denny,  Henry  A.  Denny,  Charles  De- 
vens,  Jr.,  Francis  H.  Dewey,  John  B. 
Dexter,  John  B.  Dexter,  Jr.,  Silas 
Dinsmore,  Wm.  Dickinson,  A.  Jones 
Eatou,  *Wm.  Eaton,  G.  H.  Estabrook, 
*James  Estabrook,  J.  E.  Esrabrook, 
Abraham  Firth,  Benj.  Fiag<z,  D wight 
Foster,  Samuel  B.  I,  Goddard.  *Wm. 
N,  Green,  *Wm  E.  Greene,  *Wm, 
Greenleaf,  Wm.  Grout,  Franklin  Hail, 
Charles  A.  Hamilton,  Edward  Hamil- 
ton, Parley  Hammond,  Timothy  W. 
Hammond,  William  Harrington,  Clar- 
endon Harris,  William  II.  Harris, 
•Charles  W.  Hartshorn,  Samuel  F. 
Haven,  Nathan  Heard,  Edward  H. 
Hemenwav,  Charles  Hersevj  Hamilton 
A.  FLU,  C'nas.H.  Hill,  *J.  Henry  Hill, 
Geo.  F.  Hoar,   George  Hobbs,  C'harles 

A.  Holbrook,  William  R.  Hooper,  Wm. 
H.  Howe,  S.  A.  Howland,  *Samuel 
Jt  unison,  *William  Jenn  son.  Chas. 
L.  Knowlton,  John  S.  C.  Knowhon, 
Edward  Lamb,  Orville  Lathrop,  Dan. 
W.  Lincoln, 'Ed ward  W-Lineoln,  {Levi 
Lincoln,  Wm.  S. Lincoln, *jbs  Mason, 
*Lewia  A  Mavnard,  W.  B.  Maxwell, 
Matthew  J.  McCafierfy,  Thos.-MeGm- 
nis,  Thos.  Me.riam,  Charles  M.  Miles, 
Thomas  L.  Nelson,  *Rejoice  Newton, 
Patrick  O'Keefe,  Charles  Paine,  Fred- 
erick W.  Paine,  Nathaniel  Paine,  Cal- 
vin E.  Pratt,  William  W.  Pratt,  Addi- 
son Prentiss,  Charles  G.  Pnjnn<s.  Geo. 
M.  Prentiss,  Charles  L.  Putnam,  Chas. 
W.  Itiee,  George  T.  Rice,  Henry  C. 
Rice,  William  'W.  Riee,  *George  W. 
Richardson,  *  Austin  L.  Rogers,  Ste- 
phen Salisbury,  Samuel  bmith,  *  Wil- 
liam A.  Smith,  Co  as.  E.  Stevens,  Elijah 

B.  Stoddard,  Daniel  Stonej  Samuel  V. 
Stone,  Nathaniel  Stowell,  Geo.  Swan, 
Putnam  W-  Taff,  Aim  Thayer,  Lewis 
Thaver,  *Benj,  F.  Thomas,    Williao, 

C.  Tnompson,  Obad  ah  11.  Tiltotrsom 
Horado  N.  Tower,  *Charlea  Thurber, 
George  A.  Trumbull,  Jo-;.  Trumbull, 
Stephen  P.  Twiss,  Edwa.d  W.  Vaiil, 
Gill  Valentine,  Geo.  F.  Verry,  Dauiel 
Ward,  *  Charles  Washburn,  llei  rv  S. 
Wa=hburn,  John  D.  Washburn,  Geo. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


A.  WethereH,  John  W.  Wetherell, 
G-o.  W.  Wheeler,  fCharles  White, 
•Calvin  Wil.tordj  Alex.  II.  Wilder, 
Joel  Wilder,  *llartley  Williams,  Win. 
A.  Williams. 

Trial  Justices. 

Athol,  I?aao  Stevens. 
Barre,  David  Lee. 
Biackstone,  Willard  Wilson. 

Clinton.  John  T.  Dames. 
Dana,  Nathaniel  L.  Johnson. 
Fi'chburg,  Thornton  K.  War;*. 
Gardner,  Chauncey  W\  Carter. 
Grafton,  Chandler  M.  Pratt. 
Holden,  David  F.  Parmenter. 
Leominster,  Joel  W.  Fletcher. 
Northborough,  Samuel  Clark. 
North  B  rook f  eld,  James  II.  Hill. 
Oxford,  Jasper  Brown. 
Souihbridge,  Sylvester  Dresser. 
Spene&r,  Luther  Hill. 
Sutton,  Edmund  J.  Mills. 
Templelo-n,  Oilman  Day. 
Uxbridge,  Zadok  A.  Tafr, 
¥farrenr  Joseph  F.  Hitchcock. 
Webster,  Hiram  Alien. 
Westbofo*,  Benj.  Boynton. 
West  B&ykioti,  Eben.  M.  Hosmer, 
Westminster,  Wa,  S,  Bradbury. 
Winchtndon,  Bethuel  Ellis. 
Worcester,  Adiri  Thayer. 

l<f  otaries  Public. 

* 

Athol,  Charles  Field,  Nath'l  Rich- 
ardson, Isaac  Scevena. 

jBteckslone,  Paul  P.  Todd. 

Brookfleld,  Otis  Hayden. 

Clinton,  Charles  G.  Stevens. 

Filchburg,  Jos.  W.  "Mansur,  Jonas 
A.  MarsfeJl,  William  J.  JSlertiam,  Na- 
thaniel Wood. 

Grafton,  William  F.  Slocum. 

Lancaster,  John  G.  Thurston,  Ed- 
mund C.  Whitney. 

Leicester,  Cheney  Hatch,  Horatio 
G.  Hensbaw. 

Milford,  David  Brewer,  Thomas  G. 
Kent,  John  S.  Searnmel. 

Military.,  Ira  X.  Goddard. 

K&rihboro*,  Samuel  Clark. 

Oxford,  Emory  Sanford. 


SouthJjridge,  Calvin  A.  Paine. 

Spencer,  William  T.  Harlow. 

Uxbridge,  John  W.  Capron. 

Warren,  Joseph  F.  Hitchcock. 

West  Brvolfdd,  David  L.  Morril. 

Winckendon,  Giles  H.  Whitney. 

Worcester,  Peleg  E.  Aldrich,  Wm. 
S.  Barton,  John  Boyden,  John  A. 
Dana,  William  Dickinson,  Joseph  S. 
Farnum,  J.  Henry  Hill,  Elijah  B. 
Stoddard,  Joseph  Trumbull,  Charles 
Wa;'aburn. 

Coroners. 

Auburn,  J.  S.  Prentiss1. 
Bolton,  Joseph  Sawyer. 
Brookfleld,  Wm.  B.  Hastings. 
Clinton,  Geo.  II.  Kendall. 
Dana,  John  H.  Farnsworth. 
Douglas,  Samuel  W.  Heath. 
Filchburg,  A.  P.  Kimball,  Jonas  A. 
Marsha!!,  lvers  Phillips. 

Holden,  George  Ftegg,  Tfaeron  S. 
Hall. 

ffubbardston,  David  Bennett. 
Leicester,  Samuel  H.  Moore. 
Leominster,  Wm.  H.  Young. 
Mend  on,  John  G.  Me  tea  If. 
Milford,  Clark  Ellis. 
iYor/A  Brookfleld,  Freeman  Walker. 
Oxford,  Sylvanua  Harris,  Wm.   H. 
Thurston. 

Petersham,  Cephas  Willard. 
Princeton,  Aiphonso  Brooks. 
RoyaUton,  Ambrose    Clark,    C\rus 
Davis. 

Rutland,  Jednthan  Green. 
Southhoro',  Curtis  Newton. 
Siurhidge,  Edward  Phillips.. 
Sutton,  John  W.  Whipple. 

Templeton,  Herman  Partridge. 

Uxbridge,  Scott  Seagrave. 

Warren,  Nelson  Carpenter. 

Weslboro',  Daniel  F.  Newton. 

West  Brookfield,  Solomon  L. 
Barnes. 

Westminster,  Frederick  Allen. 

Winchendon,  Joseph  S.  Watson. 

Worcester,  Love  11  Baker,  Jonathan 
Day,  John  E.  Hathaway,  Levi  Jack- 
son, J.  Marcus  liice. 


MASSACHUSETTS    MILITIA. 


S3 


MASSACHUSETTS  MILITIA. 

The  Miliria  of  Massachusetts  is  divided  into  two  classes,  the  active  and 
enrolled;  the  latter  consists  of  all  li  able-bodied  white  mule  citizens  of  the 
age  of  eighteen  jears,  and  under  that  of  forty-five,  excepting  persons  en- 
listed into  volunteer  companies,  and  persons  exempted  by  law,  or  incapaci- 
tated by  physical  and  other  causes."  The  whole  number  enrolled  in  1858, 
as  appears  from  the  Returns  of  Assessors  of  cities  and  towns  (whose  duly 
it  is  to  make  such  returns),  is  147, G82  ;  being  a  decrease  of  3,432  from 
last  year. 

The  Active  Militia  consists  of  Volunteers,  who  are  paid  a  per  diem 
allowance  when  on  duty,  —  amounting,  in  the  whole,  to  $7.50  per  annum, 
each  man  of  the  Artillery,  Infantry,  and  Riflemen;  and  S15  each  for 
Cavalry.  The  commissioned  Field  and  Staff  Officers  are  paid  $15,  and 
the  noa-eorarjiis-ioned  Staff  $9;,  per  annum.  The  militia  consists,  by  the 
return*  of  1SC'6,  of  5,771  men.  These  are  organized  into  three  Divisions 
and  six  Brigades,  embracing  two  Divisionary  Corps  of  Cadets,  one  in  Bos- 
ton and  one  in  Salem  ;  one  Company  and  one  Section  of  Light  Artillery  ; 
five  Oompaoies  of  Cavalry,  and  twelve  Tegiments  and  one  Battalion  of 
Infantry  ;   and  three  Battalions  of  Bifleffien  :   in  all  95  companies. 

The  frrst  division  is  made  up  of  Militia  in  Suffolk,  Norfolk,  Plymouth, 
Bristol,  Barnstable,  Nantucket,  and  Dukes  counties;  the  second,  of  31iii- 
tia  io  Middlesex  and  Essex  ;  the  third,  of  Militia  in  Worcester,  Hamp- 
shire, Hampden,  Franklin,  Berkshire. 


GENERAL  STAFF. 

Ilis  Excellency, Na*fo*niel  Prentiss  Banks,  of  WaWnm,  Commander-in-Chief, 

Adjutant  General  E  ^nezer  \Y.  iroue,  ot  Koxbury. 

A'uts  to  Commander-in-Chief,  with  rank  of  Lieutenant  Colonel:  Edward  G. 
Parker,  of  Brookiine;  John  H.  Reed,  of  Boston ;  George  Walker,  of  Spring- 
field; Joseph  H.  D.  Biuke,  of  Braiiuree, 


FIRST  DIVISION. 

Mnj.  General,  Samuel  Andrews,  of  Koxbury;  Division  Inspector,  P.  SvamF 
Duvb,  of  Cambridge ;  Aith-de Camp,  Henry  C.  Brooks,  and  William  W.Clapp, 
Jr.,  of  Boston  ;  Quarter  Muster,  Win.  Baker,  Jr.,  ot  Boston  ;  Engineer,  John  lv, 
H  Ail,  of  Boxburv ;  Judge.  Advocate,  Thornton  K.  Lotiirop,  of  Boston, 

FIRST  BB1GADE.  ,      First  Battalion— Light  Dragoons. 

V  iff.  a--.-,  ,  Wm.  W.  Byiioe'k,  of  Cartridge,  j  Major,  fa  F.  White,  of  Snmerville. 


Brig.  3I(*j.  a  Innp.,  Axel  Dearborn,  of  Dor- 
chester. 

Brig,  Qr.  Master,  John  Morui,  of  Boston- 

Hi  i,/.  LiJijinecr,  Ahin  Actinia.  Jr.,  of  Bos- 
ton, [ton. 

Brig.  Aid->4e*.Camp,  Solon  Fisher,  of  Bos- 


CoRjpany   of  Li-ht    Artillery  -  An- 
nexed to  1st  Brigade.  Colonel,  Robert  I.  Burbank,  Boston. 
Copt.,  Drmnnd  F.  Nin  s,  of  Boston.               Lieut.  Cohnel,  Albert  J.  Wright,  Boston. 
•'  V  ,  Adiri   Pariridgp,  of  i;  tston.                  j  Mfjor,  Samuel  G.  Adams,  Boston. 
^^itfo^Thoiaasli.l'iiikertonjof  Boston.  j  Adjutant,  T.  Bigelow  Lawrence,  Bost011* 


Atb'.3  Chns.  W.  Wilder,  of  Brookiine. 
Qr.  Matter,  Win.  M.  Watts,  of  Chelsea. 
Surgeon,  Moses  C.  Greene,  Boston. 

Comp. A, Boston,  Cape., Mich;]  C.Kenny. 
Comp.  J>.  Boston,  Capt.,  Thos,  J.  Peirce, 

First  Regiment— Infantry. 


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Qr.  Master,  Wra.  C.  Williamson,  Boston. 
Pay  Master,  Wra.  E.  Webster,  Boston. 
Surgeon,  Wm    E.  Co    !e,  Boston. 

Surgeon's  Mae, , , . 

Comp.  A,  Boston,  Capt.,Cha.s.  O.  Rogers. 
Comp.  B,  Boston^  Capt.,  Harrison  Ritchie. 
CoMP.  C,  South  Boston,  Captain,  Joshua 
Jenkins. 

Comp.  D,  Bost  m,  Captain,  Selden  Page, 

of  Charlestown. 
CoMP,  E,  Boston,  Capt.,  Isaac  F.  Shepard. 
Comp.  F,  Boston,  Capt.,  Henry  A.  Snow. 
Comp.  H,  Boston,  Capt.,  George  West. 

Second  Be guraent— Infantry. 

Colonel,  Robert  Cowdin.  Boston. 

Lit  id.  Colonel,  Isaac  S.  Burrel!,  Roxburv. 

Major,  Frederick  A.  Heath,  Bostun. 

Adjutant,  Charles  Amory.  Jr 

Qr.  Master,  Samuel  Hammond,  Boston. 

Pay  Master,  Henry  S-=y!e*,  Boston. 

Surgeon,  Samuel  A.  Green,  Boston. 

Surgeon's  Mate,  J.  Theo.  Heard.  Boston. 

Chapiain,  Thos.  B.  Thayer,  Boston. 

Comp  A,  Boston,  Capt.,  Clark  B.  Baldwin. 

Comp.B,  Boston,  Capt., , . 

CuMP.  C,  Boston,  Capt., ■, . 

Come.  D.Ilozb.,  Capt.;  T.  L.  I).  Perkins. 
Comp.  K,  Boston, C«^.,Maclelland  Moore. 
Com?.  F,  Boston,  Capt.,  Augnstine  Har- 
low. 

SECOND  BBIGADB. 

Brio.  Gen.,  Eben'r  W.  Peirce,  Freetown. 

Brig.  Maj.  ,\-  Insp.,  Geo.  Clark.  Jr. ,  Dorch. 

Una.  Qr.  Master,  Edwin  L.  Barney,  New 
Bedfurd. 

Brig.  Engineer,  Wm.  C.  Lovering,  Taun- 
ton. [Freetown. 


Brig.  Aid-de  Co 


^il- 


P.  Richmond, 


Company  of  Light    Dragoons  —  An- 

ne.-ed  to  2d  Brigade. 

2n  o  ai  h  B 1  a  v  a  z  w  a  t  e  e  . 

Capt~,  Jonas  R.  Perkins,  N.  Bridgetratet. 
A  ''..  Da^vid  Whin-emote,  S.  Brio;  ewater. 
Salmon,  Sits.  M.  Underwood,   Ab'ii!.gton. 

Third  Regiment— Infantry. 

O'onet.  David  W.  Wardrop,  N.  Bedford. 
Lieut.  CoL,  Chas.  Raymond,  Plymouth. 


Major,  Rogers  L.  Barstow,  Rochester. 
Adjutant,  Richard  A.   Peirce,  N.  Bedford. 
Qr.  Master,  Marcus  M.  Wilcox,  N.  Bedf'd. 
Pay  Master,  Sanford  Almy,  N.  Bedford. 
Surgeon,  Alexander  S.  Holmes,  N.  Bedfd. 
Surgeon's  Mate,  Johnson  Clark,  New  Bed- 
ford. 
Chaplain,  Jas.  J.  Twiss,  New  Bedford. 

Comp.  A.  Halifax,  Capt.,  Otis  Pratt. 

Comp.  B.  Plymouth,  Capt.,  Joseph  W. 
Collingwood. 

Comp.  E,  F'll  River, Capt.,'Wm.  C.  Greene. 

Comp.  G,  Freetown,  Capt.,  J.  R.  Matthew- 
son. 

Comp.  H,  Plymptou,  Capt.,  Ira  S.  Holmes. 

Comp.  K,  Carver,  Capt.,  Wm.  S.McFarlin. 

Comp.  L,  New  Bedford, Captain,  Timothy 
Ingranam. 

Fourth  Regiment-Infantry. 

Colonel,  Abner  R.  Packard,  Quincy. 
Lieut.  CgL,  Oliver  Ames,  3d,  Easton. 
Major,  Frank  M.  Ames,  Easton. 
Adjutant.  Franklin  Curtis.  Quiuey. 
Quartermaster ,  Wm.  E.  Camp,  Taunton. 
Paymaster,  Frederic  Crane,  Taunton. 
Surgeon,  Henry  M.  Savilie,  Quincy. 

Comp.  A,  Canton,  Capt.,  Jas.  T.  Sumner. 
Comp.  B,  Easton,  Capt.,  Wm.  E.  Bump. 
Comp.    C,    Bramtree,  Capt.,    Cephas    C. 

Bumpu?.  [den. 

Comp.  D,  Randolph,  Capt.,  Hiram  C.  AI- 
Comp.   E,  Abington,   Capt.,  Franklin   P. 

Harlow.  [ard. 

Comp.  F,  Foxboro',  Capt.,  David  L.  Shep- 
Comp.  G,  Taun ion, Ca/tf., Tirnothv Gordon. 
Comp.  H,    Quincy,   Capt.,  Xhaddeus    H. 

Newcomb.  [h*gi  Jr- 

Comp.  I,  Hingham,  Capt.,  Hawkes  Fear- 
Divisionary  Corps  of  Cadets. 

Capt.(\vith  the  rank  of  Lieut.  Col.),  Chris- 
topher C.  Holmes,  Milton.  [Boston. 
Lieut. (xvuh  rank  o f Major), Thos R..  Rich, 
Ensign  (with  rank  of  Major),  A.  Charles 
Baldwin,  Boston.  [fries,  Jr. ,  Boston. 
Adjutant  (with  rank  of  Capt.),  John  Je-f- 
Qr.  Master  (with   rank    of  Frrst   Lieut.), 

Moses  W.  Weld,  Boston. 
Surgeon,  Ezra  Palmer,  Jr.,  Boston.    - 


SECOND    DIVISION. 


Mai  or- General,  William   Sutton,  of  Salt 


Division  Inspector,  Daniel  Pc 


:  A> 


■np. 


i.mu el   Brown,  Jr.,  and  Jairus   W.  Perry, 


Salem;  Dimiou  Quartermaster,  Wilo'un  SaunoVra,  of  Suit-ut ;  Judge  Advocate, 
A.  A.  Abbott,  oi  Delivers  ;  Division  Engineer,  David  Moore,  of  Salem. 


THIRD    ERIGADE. 
Brig   Gen.,  E-  njj    F.  Buth-r,  Lowell 
i"     •  .'■/  fr. andlhsp'r.  VVm.H. Cle.nence, 

Luwell. 
Brig.  Qr.  Master,  Th.ni.  J.  Porter,  W   r  urn . 
Aide-tle-Camp,  Sam'l  E.  Cor. verse,  LowelL 
Eiiyituer,  t'eter  Haggerty,  Lowell. 

Con-puny   of    Eight    Dragoons— An- 
nexed to  '3d  Brigade. 

W  A  WHAM. 

Gape.,Williamj«  Gibbs,  Walt  ha  in. 
Aajutant,  Ga  drier  Banks,  vValth-'.m, 
Swgeon,  Royal  S.  "Warren,  Waltham. 


j  Fifth  Pediment— Iniantry. 

I    Colonel,  Charles  P.  Rogers,  Charlestown. 

'<    Li  at.  Co  .. . 

i   Major,  George  P.  Kettell,  Charlestown. 
j   Adjutant,  Thos.  O.  Barri,  Cambridgenort.. 
!    Quartermaster,  George  Curtis,  Medtord. 
|   Paymaster,  Fred.  A.  Ham,  Charlestown. 
I    Surgeon,  William  \.  [jaue,  Charlestown. 
!   St  >y<  tn'sM  it;  S.  Watson  Drew,  Woburn. 
j   Comp.  A,  Concord, Capt.,  Richard  Barrett. 

Comp.  B,  SonicrviUe/;«jtrf., . 

Comp.  1).  Charlestown,  ( 'aj  t., . 

i   Comp.  E,  Meuford,  Capt.,  S.  C  Lawrence. 

j   Cmp.  G,  Woburn,  Capt., . 

I   Comp.  H,Charlestown,Cap£.,JohaxT»Boyd. 


MASSACHUSETTS    MILITIA. 


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Sixth  Kegimentr-Infantry. 

Col,  E.  F.  Jones,  Lowell. 

JLicut.  Col,  Walter  Shattuck,  Groton. 

Major,  Eenj.  F.  Watson,  Lawrence. 

Apjjetant,  Alpha  B.  Farr,  Lowell. 

<ir.  Master,  James  L.  Williams,  Lowell. 

/',  jm oxter, . 

Chaj)lam,  Charles  Babbidge,  Pepperell. 
Surgeon,  Norman  Smith,  Groton. 
Surgeon's  Mate,  Daniel  P.  Gage,  Lowell. 

Comp.  B,  Groton, Cap*.,  Eusebius S.Clark. 
Comp.'C,  Lowell, Capt.,  Emilus  Stackpole, 
Comp.  D,  Lowell, Capt., Alb't  S.Follansl;ee. 

Comp.  E,  Acton, Capt, . 

Comp.  F,  Lawrence, Capt, . 

CoMP.  G,  Lowell, Capt.,  Josiah  A.  Sawteil. 
Comp.  H,  Lowell, Capt.,  Andrew  Blood. 
Comp,  1,  Lawrence, Capt.,  John  Pickering. 

Second  Battalion  of  Riflemen. 

Major,  Ephraim  Moore,  Sudbury. 
Adjutant,  Daniel  Pope,  Marlborough. 
Qr.  Muster,  George  Houghton,  Marlboro*. 
Surgeon,  Dexter  M.  Tucker,  Marlboro*. 

Comp.  A,  Marlboro*,  Capt,,   Henry  Whit- 
comb,  Bolton.  [Willis. 
Comp.  E,  Sudbury,  Ccjf.,  Samuel  Adams 

FOURTH    BRIGADE. 

Brig.  Gen.,  Joseph  Andrews,  Salem. 
Brig.  Inspector,  Henry  Merritt,  Salem. 
Engineer,  William  A.  Williams,  Chelsea, 
Brig.  Qr. Master,  John  F.  Fellows, Chelsea. 
AuLa-de-Carfijp,  Sani'lC.  Oliver,  Lawrence, 

Section  of  Light  Artillery— Annexed 

to  Fourth  Brigade. 

Salem. 

Capt.,  Charles  K.  Manning,  Salem. 
Surgeon,  Elisha  H.  Qulmby,  Salem, 

Seventh  Regiment— Infantry, 

Co/..  LymauTHke,  Stoneham. 
T.vvt.  Col,  Simo  m  Font,  Salem. 
Major,  John  Wiley,;  2d,  South  Reading. 
Adjutant,  Barnabas  N.  Mann,  Che:sea. 
Qr. Master,  Amos  Cummings,  Jr.,  Reading. 


Paymaster,  HndleyP.  Burrill,  Chelsea. 
Surgeon,  William  H.  Heath,  Stout-hum. 
Surgeon's  Mate, . 


Comp.  A,  Sal 


Capt., 


Comp.  B,  Salem, Capt.,  Geo.  II.  Peirson. 

Comp.  C,  Stoneham,  Capt., 

Comp  E.So.Read'g.Cajsi.Jas.F.Emerson. 
Comp.  F,  Chelsea, Capt.,  W.  C.  Norton. 
Comp.  G,  H  iverhill,  Capt.,  Wm   Taggnrt. 
Comp.  H,   Salem,    Capt.,  Elcazer    Hatha- 
way. 

Eighth  Regiment— Infantry. 

Co!.,  Frederick  J.  Coffin,  Newburyport. 
Lieut.  Cot.,  John  F.  Brown,  Marblehead, 
Major,  Israel  W.  Wallis,  Beverly. 

Adjutant, . 

Qr.  Master,  Sarn'l  T.  Payson,  Newburyp't. 
Paymaster,  Wm.  Currier,  Jr.,  ZSewburyp't, 
Surgeon,  John  Renton,  Lynn. 
Surgeon's  Mate,  Wm.  F.  Bulkley,  Lynn. 

Comp.  A,  Newburyport,  Capt..  Nehemiah 
Flanders.  [Preston,  Danvers. 

Comp.   B,    Marblehead,   Capt.,   Daniel   J. 

Comp.  C,  Marblehead,  Capt.,  Knott  V. 
Martin, 

Comv.  1),  Lynn, Capt.,  Timothy  Monroe. 

Comp.  E,  Beverly,  Capt.,  Francis  E.  Porter 

Comp.  F,  Lynn, Carpi.,  James  Hudson,  Jr. 

Comp.  G,  Gloucester, Capt.,  And'wElwell, 

Comp.  H,  Marblehead,  Capt.,  Francis 
Boardman. 

First  Battalion  of  Riflemen. 

Major,  Ben.  Perley  Poo  re,    W.  Newbury. 

Adjutant, '■ • 

Qr.  Master,  Sarn'l  W.  Haines,  Newburyp't. 
Surgeon,  David  L.  Ambrose,  Wr, Newbury. 

Comp.  A,  West  Newbury,  Capt,  Moses  P. 
Stvmwood.        [Rogers,  Jr..  Newbury, 
Comp.  B,    West  Newbury,   Capt.,  Gideon 
Comp.  C.  Rowley,  Capt,  David  Saunders. 

Divisionary  Corps  of  Salem  Cadets, 

Cart.,  Samuel  B.  Foster,  Salem. 
Capt.  Laud.,  J.  Louis  Marks,  Salem. 
Adjutant,  John  Pickering,  Jr.,  Salem. 

Qr.  Master, . 

Surgeon,  John  Gage  Wood,  Salem, 


THIRD  DIVISIOIT. 

Major  General,  Augustus  Morse,  of  Leominster;  Division  Inspector,   C.  II. 

Merriam,    of   Leominster;     Aids  de-Camp,    William   B.    Wood   and ; 

Division  Quarter  Master.  David  L.  Morrii,  of  West  Brookfieki;  Engineer,  Henry 
Smith,  of  Templeton  ;  Judge  Advocate,  Joel  W.  Fletcher,  Leominster, 

FIFTH  EEIGADE.  j  Comp.  C,  Clinton,    Capt.,  Christopher  C. 

Brig,  Gen.,  Sarn'l  H.  Leonard,  Worcester,  j   Co>Ip   E   Vitchbur*,  Capt.,  Jonas  Corev. 

By.  Inspector,  - —— .  ^  j  Co*Mp;  ^'.Sterling,  \  ■apt., \ 

p.-GlAshbuTuham,6'rtjs^,Joa.  P. 

Tenth.  Regiment  —  Infantry. 

Colonel  Charles  S.  Cbilda,    Worcester. 
Lieut.  Col,  James  H.  Barker,  Milford. 
Major,  Calvin  E,  Pratt,   Worcester. 
Adiutant,  John  M.  St  dley,  Worcester. 
(I'Mtrtennasier,  Henry  Keith,  Worcester. 
Paymaster,  E.liakira  A.  Bates,  Kcpkinton. 
Surgeon,  Benjamin  Heywood,    Worcester. 
Surgeon's  Mace,  J.  Mason  Rice,  Worcester. 

Comp.  A,  Mili'ord,  Capt., • 

(.'('MP.  B,  Worcester,  (.'apt.,. Edward  Lamb. 


bn  ;.  tfnnaster,  Henry  Phelps, Worcester,  j   r<oiiP  g!  A*hbuTnham,Crt?  Lt"Sos.  P.  Eke. 
-■'   "•'/.  Lttgineer,  Jo  1  n  B03  ieti,   Weret.*ster.  I 
-L.;-.;v  Camp,  Edwin   Bynner,  Worcester. 

Ninth  Regiment  —Infantry. 

CqI.,  E  Iwln  Upton,  FitchbtiTg. 

Lieut   CM  .  Gihnan  M.  Palmer,  Clinton. 

3/-»    tr    WiUi.mv  Kirn  ball,  Fitehburg. 

■  ':•'.  nit,  J  •:  :;  W.  Kimbull,   Pitch!  ■.:•.-. 

Q)  'hi  utter,    (:■•>.  W.  Shfrwin,  Pitchburir. 

I'.ij  Master,    Chas.  H.  Eai^er,    Fitehburg, 

''  ■    .    ■">.  James  It.  Welloian,   Fitchburg. 

Surgeon's  Mate, 

Com?.  A.  Leominster,    Capt., . 

Coup.  B,  Fiteh'burjt,  Capt.,  James  A.  Can-  |  Comp.  G,  West  Boylston,  ( 'apt,,  - — -  — 
ningaam,  Lunenburg.     .  i  Comp.  H,IlopkintontC^.,Wni.B.Clafiin 


86 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Third  Battalion  of  Riflemen. 

Major,  El  ;<h  B.  Stoddard,  Worcester. 
Adjutant,  Samuel  V.  Stone,    Worcester. 

Quartermaster, . 

Surgeon,  Samuel  Flagg,  Worcester. 

Comp.  A,  Worcester,  Capt.,  Gen.  II.  Ward. 
Comp.  B,  Holden.C'^.jAug'tus  F.Damon. 

SIXTH  BRIGADE. 

Brig.  Gen  ,  Andrew  A.  Richmond,  Adam's. 
Brig.  I/isp.,  John  J.  LeKoy,  Adams. 
Brig.  Q'rmaster,  D.  W.  McElwain,Adams. 
Bng.Aid-de-Camp,  C.  K.  Hawks,  North- 
ampton. [Chicopee, 
Brig.  Engineer,  Mortimer  D.    Whitaker, 

Company  of  Cavalry  —  Annexed  to 
Sixth  Brigade. 

CapLt  Charles  A.  Baxter,  Springfield. 

Adjutant, . 

Surgttm,  Geo.  W.  Denjson,  Chicopee. 

Eleventh  Regiment —  Infantry. 

Col,  Timothy  W.  Sloan,  Amherst. 
Lieut  Got.,  Geo.  P.  Carpenter,  Shelbume. 
Major,  Henry  A.  Bower.,  Buckland. 
Adjutant,  Sam'l  H.  Crandall,"  Shutesbury. 
Q'rmaster,  Orville  F.  Morrison.  Coleraine. 

Paymaster, . 

Surgeon,  Wrn.  M.  Parker,  Shutesbury. 
$vrgeon*$  Mate,  Lewis  S.  Bernis,  Enfield. 


Halbert  S. 
[Wendell. 


i   Comp.    A.  Shelbume,     Capt. 

Greenleaf; 
I  Comp.  Bt  Leverett,  Capt.,  Adin W.Caswell, 

I   Comp.  D,  Shutesbury,  Capt.,  Horace  Jen- 

nisnn.  [ton,  2d. 

'   Comp.  E,  Coleraine,    Capt.,   Taos.  Purin- 

T welfth  Regiment  —  Infantry. 

j    Colonel,  Horace  C.  Lee,  Springfield. 

I   Lieut  Col.,  Charles  L.  Shaw,  Springfield. 

|   Major, . 

!  Adjutant,  Albert  S.  HaYen,  Springfield. 

sier,  AUen  M.  Gaipin,  Springfield. 


I  Q'rmaster, 

I  Paymaster,  Jarvis  G.  Shaw,  Springfield. 

j  Surgeon,  Wm.  G.  Breck,  Springfield. 

j  Surgeon's  Mate, 

|  Chaplain,  Morris  E.  White,  Northampton. 

Comp.  B,  Springfield,  Capt.,  John  Taylor. 

Comp.  C.  Northampton,  Capt.,  William  R. 

•     Marsh.  [Bridgman. 

j  Comp.  D,  Belchertown,  Capt.,  William  H. 

Comp.  E,  Ware,  Capt.,  Paul  C.  Wood. 

Comp.  G,  Greenfield,    Capt.,   Jeffurd  M. 

Decker. 

First  Battalion —  Infantry. 

j   Major,  Henry  S.  Brigss,    Pittsfield. 

Adjutant,  Nathan  G.  Brown,  Pittsfield. 

Q'rmaster,  Daniel  J.  Do^ge,  Pittsfield. 
j    Surgeon,  William  L.  Jackson,  Pittsfield. 

|  Comp.    A,    Pittsfield,  Capt.,  Charles    M. 

Whelden. 
*  Comp.  15,  Adams,  Cap!.,  Wm.  M.  Brown. 


IIVDEPEICDEIvT  MILITARY"  ORGANIZATIOIT, 

Ancient  a nt>  Honor.ve lp.  Artillery  Company. 

Major  Francis  Brinlev,  Captain;  Col.  Edward  F.  Hall,  1st  Lieutenant;  Major  Axel 
Dearborn,  2d  Lieut.  ;  Lieut.  David  Pulslfer,  Adjutant  ;  Capt.  Isaac  F.  Stepatd,  1st 
Sergeant;  Major  S.  W.  Clifthrd,  2d  Serjeant;  Col.  Samuel  Brown,  Sri,  2d  Sergeant; 
Capt.  M.  C.  Kennv,  4th  S&resant;  Can't.  V.  M.  Whelden.  oih  Sergeant;  Lieut.  Ben]. 
Tohnson,  Uh  Servant;  Serjeant  .Charles  C.  Henshaw,  Clerk;  Capt.  John  G.  Rubers, 


Tret 


tpt.  Charles  S.  Lambert,  .-in^crer. 


COUNSELLORS. 


87 


COUNSELLORS. 


Sfyts.— Bumham  has  a  large  collection  of  new  and  second-hand   Law  Books,  and  is  coxfiantly 
tatting  additions,     See  his  card  en  page  6. 


B.1EN3TA.BI.K   COUNTY. 


Par  Joseoh  M., 
Holway  Seth  P., 
Marston  George, 
Marston  Nyrnphas, 

Copeland  George, 
Doane  John, 
Whittemore  E.  S. 
Davis  John  W., 


Barnstable 


Brewster 

Orleans 

Sandwich 

Wellfleet 


BE-&KSHTKB   COUNT?. 


Bliss  Henry  J., 
Dunham  Jarvis  N., 
Dawes  mmvj-  L., 
Hodge  Nehemiah, 
Porter  William  P., 
Richmond  Andrew  A., 
Robinson  James  T., 
Robinson  Thomas, 
Sayles  Franklin  0., 
Thayer  Shepard, 
Preston,  A.  W., 
Wdlcott  John  C, 
Wood  Ed?ar  M., 
Bennett  Charles  P., 
Morse  Almond  C, 
Palmer  Billings, 
Price  John, 
Sumner  Increase, 
Sumner  Samuel  B., 
Twining  Thomas,     ' 
Rockwell  Jarvis, 
FSiley  William  T., 
Banning.  John, 
Cook  Jonathan  F., 
Filley  Lester, 
Wilcox  Marshall, 
Bishop  Henry  Vy., 
Taft  Henry  W., 
Tucker  George  J., 
Tucker  'William  S., 
Waterman  Andrew  J., 
Turner  Augustus, 
Adam  Robert  W., 
Bowerraatt  Samuel  W.5 
Briggs  George  N., 
Briggs  Henry  S., 
GoVt  James  L)., 
Gamweli  Lorenzo  H,r 
Hubhard  Henry 
!    '■■■  i  ■    >'  »nnanL., 
Lsnckton  Mathias  R., 
Martin  Calvin, 
I  a|e  Phineh*s  L., 
PlunkeU  Wiiiiam  11., 
It  binacii  James  T., 
ii  sekweii  Jali  is, 

ienUoa  Weslov  L. 
W    Ike*  Johh  A., 
Stri  kland  L.K., 
Bradford  James, 
3J»»««Jti  !•;  ward  F., 
■  teld  Jonathan  E., 
Dunham  H.  j., 
t  -nn  Daaiel  B.,  Jr., 


Adams 
(North) 


(North)       " 

Cheshire 
Dalton 

Great  Partington 


Hinsdale 

Lanesboro' 

Lee 


Lenox 


New  Marlboro 

Pictsfield 


Sandisfield 
Sheffield 

Stoekbridge 


Freetown 

Man  she- Id 

New  Bedford 


Fitch  Henry  E.,  West  Stoekbridge 

Spaulding  William  C«, 
Danforth'Keyes,  WilUarastown 

Dewey  Daniel, 

BRISTOL   COUNTY. 

Allen  George  A.,  Attleboro' 

Bowen  Simeon,  '*  . 

Daggett  John,  " 

Sanford  Joseph  B.,  " 

Selee  Edward,  Easton 

Hawes  John  A.,  Fairhaven 

Spooner  Nathaniel  S.,  " 

Battelle  Hezekiah,  Fall  River 

..Blaisdell  Josia-  C,  " 

Boomer  F.  A., 

Borden  Simeon,  4< 

Ford  James, 

Greene  William  C,  " 

Holmes  Charles" J.,  " 

Lapham  Louis,  " 

Lindsey  John, 
Williams  Eiiab, 
Hathaway  Joseph, 
Reed  E.  Maltby, 
Barney  Edwin  L., 
Bonney  Charles  T., 
Borden  Alanson, 
Brisham  Lincoln  F., 
Clifford  John  H., 
Crapo  William  W., 
Cushman  Austin  S., 
Dearborn  Joseph  F., 
Eliot  Thomas D„ 

Mackie  Adam, 

Pierce  Richard  A.,  " 

Pitman  Robert  C, 

Porter  Francis  L., 

Prescott  Oliver, 

Ray  Isaiah  C, 

Robinson  Morrill,  Jr., 

Russell  Charles,  ** 

Stetson  Thomas  M., 

Stone  Joshua  C, 

West  Augustus  L., 

Blodgett  William  W.,  Pawtucket 

Cushman  Apollos, 

Farnsworth  &  Thrasher, 

Bassett'Anslem,  Tauntort 

Bassett  &  Reed, 

Bennett  Edmund  H., 

Brayton  John  S.,  " 

Broun  James, 

Pratt  Horatio,  " 

Reed  Chester  I.,  " 

Sanford  B.  &  J.  E., 

Sanford  John  E ..,  .   '* 

Sproat  William  A,  F.,  " 

Townseiid  Samuel  R., 

Williams  George  E., 

Williams  Henry,   i 

Williams  Sydney, 

DUKS9  COUNTY. 

Mayhew  Theodore  G.,  Edgartowa 

Pease  Joseph  T., 


88 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Thaxter  Leavirt, 
Peakes  James  D. 


ESSES   COUNTY. 

Bir.ncy  William  C, 
Foster,  Moses,  Jr., 
Hazen  Nathan  W., 
Merrill  Samuel, 
Choa'e  Frederick  W.j 
Stephens  Thomas, 
Tilton  Warren, 
I,o we  Obed  B., 
Jones  Jeremiah  P., 
Russell  Jeremiah, 
Nash  Lonson, 
Thompson  Charles  P., 
Tullar  Aiclen,_ 
Reao  Jacob  W., 
Podge  Allen  W., 
Safford  Daniel  E., 
Carter  Henry, 
Duncan  James  H., 
Howe  Nathaniel  S., 
Kittredge  Alfred, 
Marsh  John  J.. 
Merriil  Henry  N,, 
Russeil  Jeremiah, 
Taggart  William, 
Haskell  George, 
Stickney  Jonn  B., 
Benson  George  W., 
Bordman  Benjamin, 
Brings  George  P., 
Chase  Perley  6., 
Cro3s  Robert, 
Harmon  Nathan  W., 
Newton  Christopher  G., 
Saunders  Daniel,  Jr., 
Stevens  Ivan, 
Pardons  Thomas  A., 
Parsons  William  H., 
Sherman  E.  J., 
Watson  B.  P.. 
White  Nathaniel  C.f 
Wright  Thomas, 
Wri~h:  William  II.  P., 
Brown  1  -a   \ 
Howiand  William, 
Ingalis  bhphraim  A., 
Josselyn  Lewis  E., 
Mudge  Benjamin  F., 
Newn  ill  J  a mes  R., 
Newnall  Thomas  B., 
Peab  >..v  Dean, 
Stickney  Charles  H., 
Stickncy  Jeremiah  C, 
Stickney  John  B., 
Patens  William, 
Robinson  Frederick, 
Robinson  Joseph  H., 
Rogers  William  M., 
Bragdon  Joseph  H., 
Gerrish  Joseph  G., 
Johnson  Harrison  G,, 
Lauu»on  C.leb. 
Marston  Stephen  W., 
Morse  C    Ujgoou, 
Noyes  Amos, 
Pierce  Nathaniel, 
Pike  John  N., 
Spotford  Kiehnrd  S.,  Jr. 
Stone  EbeoF., 
Abbott  Allied  A., 
AliiiL.ii  Andrew  B., 
Andrews  George, 
Bancroft  Sidney  C, 
Ba.rst.iw  Benjamin, 
Choate  William  G.. 


Edgnrtown 
Tisbury 


Ameshury 
Andover 


Beverly 

Beverly 

Essex. 

Georgetown 

Gloucester 


Groveland 
Hamilton 


-Haverhill 


Ipswich 
Lawrence 


Marblehead 


New' 


Newbury 


Salem 


Chever  George  F.,  Salem 

Devereux  George  H., 

Gillis  James  A., 

Huntington  Asahel, 

Ingersoll  Horace,  " 

Ives  (Stephen  B.,  Jr. J  &  Peabody 

fJ.B.) 
Kimball  David  B., 
Kimball  Eben  W., 

Lord  Nathaniel  J.,  " 

Lord  Ctis  P., 

North  end  ( II  'm.  D. )  &  Choate  (G.F.J  ' 
Osgood  'Joseph  B.  P., 
Perkins  Jona.  G,  " 

Perry  (J.  W.J  6c  Eodicott  (W.  C.J     " 
Phillips  Stephen  II.,  " 

Phillips  &  Gillis, 

Pingree  Thomas  P.,  Jr.,  " 

Prescott  William  C,  "' 

Roberts  David,  " 

Rantoul  Robert  S.,  " 

S  afford  D.  E.,  " 

Stimpson  Thomas  M..,  '* 

Story  Augustus,  " 

Waters  Joseph  G.,  *  " 

Webb  Stephen  P.,  •' 

Weed  Dan,  " 

Wheatland  George,  " 

Wheatland  Stephen  G.,  " 

Abbott  Alfred  A.,  South  Danvers 

Perkins  Benjamin  C,  '• 

Proctor  John  W.,  *« 

Wiley  Hiram  0.,  4< 

Holmes  Charles  H.,  Topsfield 

Poole  Benjamin,  " 


FBAXKLIH    COUNTY. 


Maxwell  Sylvester, 
Lanfair  William, 
Arms  Pliny, 
Allen  Charles, 
Alvord  Daniel  W., 
Brainard  Alroon, 
Davis  George  T., 
Davis  Wendell  1Y, 
Dewey  Timothy  M., 
Grinnell  James  S., 
Gr'swoj.d  fA  .■-;-;_ 
Lamb  Samuel  O., 
Mattoon  Charles, 
Weils  George  D., 
Chase  R.  D., 
Field  Samuel  T., 
Maxwell  Arthur, 
Tai't  Horace  W., 


Charlemont 
Coleraine 
Deerheld 

Greenfield 


Orange 
Shelburue 

Sunderland 


HAMPDEN    COTJKTY. 

Hinsdale  James  C,  Blandford 

Richards  Franklin  D..      •  Chester 

Kn-app  George  H.,  Chicopee 

Stearns  George  M.,  *• 

WeiLs  John,  " 
Whittaker  Mortimer  I)., 

Newell  Lester,  Holyoke 
Pearsons  William.  B.  C, 

Allen  Janes  G.,  Palmer 

Granger  Daniel,  »« 
Ashmun  &  Leonard,                    Springfield 

B<  u*h  »v  Bond,  " 

Chapman  &  Chamberlain,  " 
Cr<  >ksj  tmes  W., 
Hildreth  R.  B., 

Hooker  Josiah,  " 

Mclmire  James  E.,  " 

Merrh  k  &  Woolworth,  " 

Morris  George  B.,  " 

Morton  James  H,,  *'■ 


COUNSELLORS. 


89 


Phelps  Ansel,  Jr., 
^    :lip-is  Ons  A., 
:*    urt  erf  William  S., 
Sjiiith  William  L., 
fvutvle  Augustus  L., 
Stebbens  John  M., 
\"  ise  Henry, 
Walker  Gtorge, 
Winchester  Unarles  A. 
Hues  William  G., 
U  lies  Patrick, 
Fuller  Henry, 
Fowler  S  irnuel, 
Gillette  Edward  B., 
Leonard  Norman  T., 
Lewis  Henry  B., 
Lincoln  Ephraim  L., 
Merriinan  Frank  E., 
Whitney  Milton  B., 


Springfield 


"Westfield 


HAMPSHIRE    COUNTY, 


Boyden  James  W., 
Conkey  Ithamar  F.t 
Di  ?kinsou  Edward, 
Dickinson  William  A., 
Goddard  S.  W.  E., 
Bancroft  Dyer, 
Clark  Epaphras, 
Marcy  Labar., 
Keiiogg  Giles  C, 
CopeLa'nd  A.  M„ 
Alien  William,  Jr., 
Biktr  Osmyn, 
Chilson  Hayncs  H  t) 
Delano  Charles, 
Forbes  Charles  E., 
Lodges  Horace  I.. 
Spaulding  Samuel  T., 
Hopkins  Wm.  Swinton 
White  Addison.  II., 


Amherst 


B., 


Belehertown 

Chesterfield 

Enfield 

Greenwich 

Hadley 

Huntington 

Northampton 


Ware 
Williamsburg 


MIDDLESEX   COUXTY. 

Whitman  George  H.,  Billeriea 

Baldwin  Henry,  Brighton 

Plumer  Sedgwick  L.,  " 

Russell  James  Button,  « 

Strong  William  C, 

Edwards  AOraham,  Cambridge  (Port) 

Folsom  Samuel  H.,  (East)  Cambridge 

Hudson  (C.H.j  Sc  Porter  iJ.),C.mb.  (Pt.) 
Ladd  John  SM  (East)  Cambridge 

I.  •■<  rmore  Geo.  W.,         Cambridge  (Port) 
M.arrett  Lorenzo,  (East)  Cambridge 

Mnzzey  (Henry  W.)   &   Moore  (Jus.   B.J 
Cambridge  (Port) 
Richardson  James  P.,  "  *' 

Ripley  (E.J  &  Folsora  (S.  H.J,  (E.)Cafmb. 
Tyler  Joseph  IL,  (East)  Cambridge 

Whitney  Benjamin  W-,  " 

B  lardman  Alonzo  VV-,  Charlestown 

Dana    James)  &  Cobb  f Moses  G.J,     " 
Farnsworth  Wm   C, 
Or\i&n(J.Q.d.j&Boaxdmm(A.1V.)t 
*•-.■•■  vard  Charles  C, 
X«*l  George  P., 
PciiiiuillJohh  W., 
Robinson  Charles,  Jr., 
A'-rr<  n  G.  Washington 
.  ird  Paul, 
■   '.    George  M., 
;      uks  Nathan, 
;  ' '  "■>  ud  George, 
:      >rE,   Uockwood, 
•'••y  Cuustuatme  C, 
:'■•■>  i:;..;.-.es  R., 
K«fil*y  j.u*urd  A., 
Ru»»ell  Bradford, 


(South)  Groton 


Clough  Andrew  J., 

Gerri  h  James, 

Spaulding  John,  Jr., 

Ballard  Klias, 

Wakefield  Lucius  H., 

Plummer  William, 

Preston  Marshall, 

Hodges  Edward  P., 

Abbott  Julian, 

Abbott  James  C, 

Adams  Joel, 

Adam-  John  T.  EL, 

Alger  Edwin  A., 

Alger  Hiram  A., 

Blaisdell  Harrison  G., 

Bonney  Arthur  P., 

Brown  ( Alpkeus  R.)8c  Alger  (E.A.J, 

Brown  Samuel  A., 

Batler(  3evj\F.J&  Webster  (M.P.J, 

Caverlv  Robert  B., 

Corliss" II.  G.  F.. 

Cowley  Charles, 

Fletcher  Luther  J., 

Gardner  William  S., 

Hadley  SaumdP.,  Jr., 

Haggerty  Peter, 

Howe  Moses  G., 

Huntoon  D.  Fletcher, 

Jackson  Benjamin  F., 

Jewett  Andrew  F., 

Keyes  Joseph  B  , 

Kimball  J.  Cheliis, 

Knowles  John  A., 

Ladd  Jonathan, 

Loughran  James, 

Marshall  Joshua  NM 

McEvoy  Johr  F.t 

Merrili ".Samuel  N., 

Morse  {Isaac  S.J  &  Stevens  (Geo. ), 

TSorvk(A.F.L,J  &  Blaisdell  (SI..G.J, 

Pearson  Timothy, 

Richardson  1).  S".  &  Geo.  P., 

Richardson  William  A., 

Sherman  Edward  F., 

Stevens  George, 

Swan  Charles  A.  P., 

Sweetser  (Theo.  11.)  &   Gardner 

(Wm.  S.J, 
Webster  William  P., 
Wentworth    (  TavpanJ  &   Jewett 

(A.  F.J, 
Griffin  J.  Q.  A., 
Lewis  Charles, 
Richardson  Ivory  W. 
Stearns  William  S,, 
Gale  William  B., 
Felton  Alexander  C, 
Porter  George  D., 
Russell  Charles, 
Gooch  Daniel  W., 
Bacon  John  W,, 
Dewing  E.  F., 
Ham  Benjamin  P., 
Jennison  Samuel,  Jr., 
Mason  David  PL, 


Holliston 
Hopkinton 

Lexington 

Lincoln 
Loweil 


Maiden 


Marlboro' 


Medfi 


Mdrose 
JS  a  >\i  c-  k 


New- ton 


Judd  ChauneevP., 

Reading 

" 

Prescott  Alfred  A., 

M 

«< 

Gerrish  James, 

Shirley 

" 

Hudson  Charles  II., 

Somerville 

" 

Lincoln  Charles  S., 

" 

" 

Tuft  Piancis, 

" 

Concord 

Brown  William  L., 
Upton  Edward  A., 

South  Reading 

'* 

Lyude  Alonzo  V., 

Stoneham 

" 

Whitney  Edwin, 

Stow 

franungham 

Worcester  Frederic  A., 

Townsend 

Moore  Arad, 

Wakham 

Groton 

Rutter  Josiah, 

" 

u 

Stone  Frederic  M., 

< « 

90 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Be  in  is  Charles, 
Bern  is  Is.*)  ic  V., 
J3igelow  Frank  W., 
Parn;r  mer  Wrn.  E., 
Locke  John, 
KusselJ  James, 
Abbot  John  W.  P., 
Bigrelow  Aipheus, 
Fiske  Isaac, 
Bolles  John  A., 
Curtis  Charles  P.,  Jr. 
Prince  Fjederick  O., 
Russell  Charles, 
Converse  Joshua  P., 
Hayden  Eriw.  D. 
Randall  James  M., 


Watertown 


West  Cambridge 


Westford 

Weston 


Winchester 


(Centre)  Woburn 


HAKTTJCXET  COUNTY. 

Bunker  James  M,  Nantucket 

Gardner  Edward  31.,  <* 


5TGHFOEK    COUNTY. 


Brain  tree 


Brookline 
u 

a 

Canton 
Bedham 

Dorchester 


Avery  Edward, 

French  Asa, 

Wellington  Asa, 

White  Naaman  L., 

Aspmwall  William, 

Griigss  George, 

Hail  Thomas  B., 

Homer  George  F., 

Houghton  Charles, 

Thornton  J.  Wins-ate, 

Waken Hd  John  IE, 

Ames  Ellis, 

Endicott  Charles, 

INoyes  Samuel  B., 

Cleveland  Ira, 

Colburn  Waldo, 

Cobb  Jonathan  II., 

Wilkinson  Ezra, 

Worthingtou  Erastus, 

Brown?  George  JUL, 

Chur-hill  Asaph. 

Churchill  Chas.  M.S., 

Clark  Aibe  C, 

Cobb  Moses  G.. 

Draper  John  W.s 

Loud  Samuel  P. 

Safford  Nathaniel  F., 

Scudder  Henry  A., 

Carpenter  James  C, 

Bishop  J  on  a.  P., 

Levering  Warren, 

Churchill  Charles  31.  S., 

Pierre  Edward  L., 

Reed  Jason, 

Safford  Nathaniel  F  , 

Adams  John  Q., 

'Gourgas  John  M., 

Morum  Wdliam  S.t 

Tirrill  J    E.. 

Berry  Abel  B., 

Bern  Nehemiah  C, 

Cushins  A.  Losing 

Clarke  John  J., 

Crafts  William  A.. 

Cummintrs  Aral  I., 

Gaston  William, 

Giles  Alfre  I  K.( 

Billiard  Fran  is, 

LehiBd  Wimaift  S., 

May  John  W., 

Smith  Phineas  B  ,  ,c 

Sullivan  Jamea  P., 

\v'o'al>ii;e  Franklin^  4* 

Dickerman  Albert-,       Stoaghton  (Centre) 

Swan  Luther,  " 


Fnxbnro* 
Medfield 
Medway 

Milton 


Quiney 

Randolph 
Roxbury 


Hall  Elijah  F., 
Humphrey  Janes, 
Kingsbury  Fisher  A. 
Warner  Samuel,  Jr. 


Weymouth 


Wrenthapa 


PLYMOUTH    COUNTY. 


Hobart  Benj., 

Johnson  Daniel  U., 
Keith  Jesse  E., 
Whitman  Jared, 
Breck  Samuel, 
Latham  Williams, 
Stetson  Samuel, 
Harris  Benj.  W., 
Young  Welcome, 
Simmons  Perez, 
Browne  John  W., 
Butler  Benjamin, 
Gay  Ebenezer, 
Hersey  Henry  E., 
Lincoln  Solomon, 
Thaxter  David, 
Beal  J.  S., 
Eddy  Zachariah, 
Robinson  Everett, 
Ward  Eliab, 
Wood  Wra.  II., 
Perkins  Jonas  R,, 
White  Jonathan, 
Whitman  Eliab, 
Whitman  James  H., 
Davis  Charles  G., 
Gilbert  Gustavus, 
Loud  Jacob  K., 
Russell  John  J., 
Sherman  Edward  L-, 
Spear  William  H., 
Thomas  William, 
Whitman  William  H,, 
Damon  Daniel  E., 
Fogg  Ebenezer  T., 
Baylies  William, 
Packard  Austin, 


(South)  Abington 
(East) 
(Centre)         u 
(South) 

Bridgewater 

Dur.bury 
East  Bridgewater 

Hanover 
Hinshani 


Kingston 

3Iiddleboro' 


North  Bridgewater 


Pembroke 

Plymouth 


South  Seituate 
West  Bridgewater 


SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 


Boston. 


Abbott  Abiel,  14  Massachusetts  biock 

Abbott  Josiah  C.  4 2  Court 

Adams  Charles  F.,  Jr.  42  Court 

Adams  C.  1.8  State 

Adams  George  C    19  Court 

Adams  George  W.  15  Massachusetts'  bl'k 

Adams  J.  Qaincy,  42  Court 

Aibne  Sumner,  20  Court 

Allen  Augustus  O.  27  Court 

Allen  Chas.  E.  27  Court 

Allen  Fred.  H.  27  Court 

Allen  Macon  B.  31  Exchange 

Almon  Andrew  B.  47  Court" 

Ambry  Thomas  C,  Jr.  15  Temple  place 

Audri  w  John  A.  4  Court 

Angel  George  T.  4G  Washington 

Arnold  Howard  P.  42  Court 

Asp'mwall  William,  42  Court 

Atwood  Charles,  39  Court 

Austin   (Uers   J,j  6c   Young  (Edw.),  50 

Court 
Avery  Edward,  52  Washington 
A\er  Phineas,  19 Court 
Bacon  Charles  H.  27  Court 
B   haw-in  Henry,  27  State 
Ball  Jushua  D.  40  State 
BalUtrd  James  M,  9  State 
Bancroft  George,  7  Court  square 
Banheld  Everett  C.  46  Court 


COUNSELLORS. 


91 


ban: 


Bangs  Edward,  39  Court 

;,.-.   .<:r  J  iraes  M.  10  Court 

Barrett  Jonathan  F.  34  School 

BartleJt  Bradbury  C.  55  Washington 

Uirtlett  Sydney,  16  Court 

Bartlett  Sydney,  Jr.  16  Court 

Bassett  Elisha,  U.  S.  Court  House 

I'atcbelJer  Samuel,  Jt   42  City  Ex 

Bites  Samuel  W.  46  Washington 

Beard  Ithamar  W.  41  St  ite 

Bell  Joseph  M.  42  Court 

Beilo  Santiago  C.  16  Summer 

Bemis  George",  5  Court 

Bennett  Josiah  IC.  20  Court 

licrrv  Nehemiah  C.  20  Court 

Betton  George  E.  27  Court 

h  gelow  Edwin  M.  10  Court 

Bishop  Joel  P.  27  Tremont  Temple 

Bishop  R.  It.  4  Court 

Blake  Charles  F.  30  Court 

Blake  Edward,  39  Court 

Boit  Edward  D.  23  Federal 

Bolles  John  A.  10  Court 

Bjwditch  Nathaniel  I.  52  CitY  Exchan 

Bowditch  W.  i.  8  R.  E.  Exchange 

Brad'ky  J.  H.  19  Court 

Brewster  Aug.  O.  22  Tremont  row 

Brigham  William,  3-3  Court 

Bruiley  Francis,  h.  34  Chauncev 

Brooks  Behj.  F.  40  State 

Brooks  Caivin  M.  12  Joy's  building 

Brooks  Francis  A.  76  State 

Brown,  Jeremiah,  20  Court 

Brown  W>j.  L.  17  Joy's  building 

Browne  Causten,  46  Court  j 

Browne  Edward  I.  16  Court 

Browne  Geo.  M.  16  Old  State  House 

Browne  John  W.  (9  Court 

Bryant  John  D.  23  State 


Edward,  11  Co'ur 


Burbank  Root.  I.  48  Court,  ccr.  Tremont 
Burke  (Albert  G.J  &  Herrick  (Wm.  A.J, 

22NiIes  block 
Burlingame  Anson,  34  City  Exchange 
Burr  Samuel  C,  City  Hall* 
Burrage  William  W.  47  Court 
Kurt  , '  i Villi  ,:,.L.i  &  I 


icoin  (C.  S.J,  4' 


Massachuse 


Butler  Benjamin,  18  Mussac-iiuwcLta  t 
Butler  (  Benjamin  F.J  &  Green  (X.  St.  J.J, 

20  State 
Butler  Franklin  J.  33  School 
Butler  John  H.  27  Court 
['  i  s!.'".>r!aiu  Geo.  A.  W.  35  Court 
Chamberlain  Mellen,  36  Court 
Chan  iler  Charles  P.  4  Court 
1  handier  Peleg  W.  4  Court 
Chandler  Theophilus  P.  4  Court 
Chase  James  31.  46  Court 
*-  .'-ever  Tracy  P.  1.1  Court 
r'.-<ate  Charles  p.  I  Devonshire 
Choate  Fred.  W.  27  Court 
Ch<  ate  Rufu-s  42  Court 

ite  Rufus,  Jr  42  Court 
Churchill  Joseph  Me4vean,-4G 'Washinj 
Church;!!  f  Asaph)  &  Pierce  (Edto.  L. 
.       Old  State  House 
Clark  AibeO:  ID  Court 
Chirk  Joseph  P.  11  Court 
\---  T..E.  31  Exchange : 
C»a?ke  Gardner  H    34  Seh< 
VGrke  Samuel  G.  19  Courl 
\  ffrke  Thomas  W.  27  Nile.  u 
"-Uxke  'John  J. )  &  Shaw  (Lemuel,  Jr.  J, 
..      St<te 
:.'','•  feesG.  IS  Old  State  House 
'      ::-wi  Chailes  R.  33  School 
-.'  -mm  John,  4  Court  [Court 

WJuiaxi  (Hubert J  8c  Johnson  (H.  A.J,  46 


iol 

block 


Converse  Joshua  P.  10  Court 
Cooke  Benjamin  F  6  Tremont 
Cooke  Josiuh  P.  9  State 
Cooley  Geo.  VV.  33  School 
Coolidge  Austin  J.  39  Court 
Coolidge  David  H.  4  Court 
Coolidge  Horace  H.  11  Court 
Coolidge  J.  Randolph,  17  State 
Copeland  Geo.  W.  19  Scollay'd  buildinj 
Cottrell  Asa,  15  Scollay's  balding 
Cragin  Lorenzo  S,,  Jr.  13  Exchange 
Crane  David  P.  IS  Old  State  House 
Crocker  Uriel  H.  28  State 
Crowley  John  C.  5  Niles  block 
Currier  Benj.  H.  19  Kilby 
Curtis  Benj.  R.  34  School 
Curtis  Charles  P.  16  Court 
Curtis  Chailes  P.,  Jr.  15  Court 
Curtis  George  T.  34  School 
Curtis  H.  Pelham,  16  Court 
Cushing  Abel,  6  Court  House 
Gushing  Caleb,  12  Niles  block 
Cushing  Austin  S.  34  School 
Cutler  Joseph,  47  Court 
Cutter  Isaac  J.  46  Washington 
Dame  Abraham  A.  10  Massachusetts  1 
Dame  Theodore  S.  9  State 
BanaChas.  P.  46  Court 
Dana  Edward  A.  19  Court 
Dana  Edmund  T.  43  Chestnut 
Dana  James,  24  Old  State  House 
Dana  Richard  H.,  Jr.  42  Court 
Davis  Aug.  B.  6  State 
Davis  Jerome,  SI  Exchange 
Davis  W.  Ney,  9  Court  square 
Dean  Benjamin,  42  Court 
Dehon  William,  23  State 
Demond  Charles,  4  Court 
Denny  Henry  G.  44  Court 
Derby  ( E.  Basket)  8c  Williamson  (  \) 

C.J,  46  Court 
Dexter  Arthur,  9  Court  squire 
Dexter  William  S.  40  State 
Dickinson  F.  W.  7  Court  square 
Dodge  John  C.  -52  Washington 
Dorr  Wm.  B.  134  Dorchester  avenue 
Dow  (Nathan  T.J  &  Prince  (h\  O.J, 

Court 
Draper  John  AV.  9  State 
Draper'Moses,  9  State 
Dudley  Elbridge  G.  20  Court 
Dudley  Dean.  9  State 
Dunbar  C.  F.  24  Niles  block 
Duncklee  Mark  F.  81  W  shington 
Durant  Henry  F.  22  Old  State  House 
Duttou  Ormond  H.  35  Court 
D wight  Wilder,  35  Court 
Dyer  Micah,  Jr.  20  Court 
Eaan  James,  19  Old  State  House 
Ekiridge  Samuel,  7  Niles  block 
Ellis  Charles  M.  21  Old  State  House 
Ely  Alfred  B.  13  Exchange 
Emerson  J.  W.  20  Court 
Emery  James  W.,  Traveller  building 
English  James  L.  9  Co 'Art  -quire 
Everett  Wm.  A.  34  School 
Fallon  Henry  F.  16  Summer 
Fernaid  Henry  B.  46  Washington 
Field  Justin,  9  State 
Fiske  Augustus  H.  6  Court 
F;,ke  Edward,  5  Court 
Flanders  Geo.  M   27  State 
Fletcher  Richard,  46  Washington 
Fox  Jam^s  A.  42  Court 
French  Asa,  13  Exchange 
Fuller  Richard  P.  10  State 


Gay 


■r,  3o  Court 


Gardiner  Wm.  H.  9  Court  square 
Gerrish  Benjamin  J.  11  Court 


92 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Gerrish  George  A.  46  Court 
Gib.bs  Amory  T.  33  School 
Gilchrist  Daniel  S.  10  Railroad  Exchange 
Giles  Alfred  E.  20  Old  State  House 
Giles  Joel,  5  Fremont 
Gi^ason  Horace,  9  State 
Goldsbury  John,  8  .Railroad  Exchange 
Gooch  Daniel  W.  28  State 
Goodrich  Charles  B.  30  Court 
Gordon  George  II.  20  Court 
Gordon  Robert,  13o  Dorchester  avenue 
Gordon  Solomon,  J.  81  Washington 
Gray  Horace,  Jr.  39  Court 
Gray  John  C.  30  Court 
Gray  Levi,  3-5  Court 
Gray  William,  30  Court 
Green  Nicholas  St.  J.  20  State 
Greene  Herman  W.  41  State 
Greenough  Dayid  S.  40  State 
'  Greenwood  Augustus  G.  27  Court 
Gregg  Washington  P.,  City  Hall 
Griggs  George,  4  Court 
Guild  George  D.  4  Court 
Guild  Samuel  E.  4  Court 
Hahn  Silas  B.  27  Court  &  Maverick  sq. 
Hale  George  S.  4  Court 
Hall  Franklin,  52  Washington 
Hail  Thomas  B.  30  Court 
Hallett  Benj.  F.  li  Nilcs  block 
Hailett  Henry  L.  II  Mien  block 
Hara  Benj.  F.  34  School 
Hancock  Charles  L.  10  Court 
Harlow  Thomas  S.  27  State 
Hastings  George  R.  20  Court 
Hayes  FrancLs.B.  1  Devonshire 
Haynes  Henry  W.  36  Court 
Hazel  ton  (Horace  L.J  &    Ware  (D.  E.)} 

81  Washington 
ReadEdw.  F.  30  Court 
Healy  John  P.  48  Court 
Heard  Franklin  F.  31  School 
Herrick  Horatio  G.  81    Washington 
Her  rick  Wm.  A.  22  Niles  block 
Hersey  Henry  E.  46  Washington 
Hill  Hamilton  A.  10  Court 
Hiilard  George  S.  33  School 
HiiHard  Francis,  17  Suite 
Billiard  Wm.  33  School 
Hinds  I  Calvin  F.j  &  Tllton  (  Warren) tf& 

Court 
Hoar  Ehenezer  R.  39  Court 

Geo.  M.  02  Washington 

Wm.,  Jr.  10  State 

5  Edward  F.  42  Court 

s  John  S.  42  Court 
George  F.  4  Court 

ton  Charles,  13  .Merchants  Ex. 

Win.  F.  13  Exchange 

ieo.  [L  20  Nitea   block 

rd  C.  Horace,  13  .Merchants  Ex. 

rd  Gardner  G.  1  Traveller  building 
.  -d  Jovian  W.  13  Merchants  Ex. 
Hubbard  Win.  J.  30  Court 
Hudson  Charles  II.  11  Seollay's  building 
Humphrey  James,  28  State 
Buutmgtozt  C'has.  W.  0  Court 
F.rd  Francis  W.  20  Court 
Kurd  (Chas.  H.j  &  Paine  (Chm.  J.J,  42 

Court 

Hut,  dins  {Ylcnry  C.)  &  Wheeler  (A.  S.J 

20  Court 
Hutchins  Horace  G,  o  Court  sq. 
Hutchinson  ffuratio  D.  20  Court 
Ireson  8.  Edwu*,  Fj Merchant's  Exchange 
Jacob*  IMa  F.  34  School 
Jackson  Abr  i\  xm,  Jr.  47  Court 
jocksoil  Juhu  G.  \~>  Court 
James  John  W.  10  Court 
Jeomson  Samuel,  Jr.  27  State 


Hobl 

Hobl 

Hodt 

i-es 

Horn" 

Horn 

er 

Hon. 

*h 

How 

e  1 

H-oyt 

G 

Hub  bur 

Hub! 

>ar 

Hub; 

»ar 

Jewell  Harvey,  20  Court 

Johnson  Cans.  G.  27  Court 

Johnson  Henry  A.  46  Court 

Johnson  Moses,  16  Joy's  oui!ding 

Joy  Albion  K.  P.  II  Joy's  building 

Judd  Chauncy  P.  4  Court 

Judson  Walter  H.  1  Scoltay's  building 

Keith  James  M.  42  Court 

Kettelle  Jacob  Q.  9  Scute 

Kimball  David  P.  3  Joy's  building 

Kimball  John  R.  20  Court 

King  B.  Flint,  1-5  Merchant's  Exchange 

King  John  G.  27  State 

Kingsbury  George  H.  46  Court 

Kin-man  J.  B.  30  Court 

Knapp  Wm.  7  Court  House 

Lamson  A.  Ward,  10  Court 

Lathrop  John,  39  Court 

Leland  William  S.  27  Court 

Lincoln  Chares  S.  46  Washington 

Littlefield  W..  Jr.  23  State 

Locke  John,  20  Court  , 

Loring  Caleb  W.  39  Court 

Loring  Edward  G.  16  Court 

Loring  Francis  C.  39  Court 

Loring  John  A    39  Court 

Lothrop  Thornton  K.  42  Court 

Lowell  John,  42  Court 

Lunt  Geortre,  4  Court 

Lynde  A.  V.  10  Seollay's  building 

Mackie  &  Gushing  (A.  S.J,  34  School 

Maine  Sebeus  C.  8  Court  square 

Mason  David  H.  20  Court 

Mason  Lyman,  2 J  Court 

May  John  W.  11  Court 

McCartney  Wm.  H.  20  Court 

McCleary  Samuel  F.  City  Hall 

McLellan  George  F.  52  Wash. 

Merrill  Amos  B.  10  Court 

Men  ill  James  C.  39  Court 

Merwin  Eiias,  16  Court 

Meyer  Joseph,  28  State 

Miller  Ephraira  F.  31  Washington 

Minot  William,  39  Court 

Minot  Wm.,  Jr.  39  Court 

Montgomery  Hugh,  99  Dorchester  eve, 

Moore  Jonathan  F.  9  Court  square 

Mofey  George,  20  OF  State  House 

Morrill  George,  27  Court 

Morris  Robert,  17  ICll.  Exchange 

Morse  Nathan,  TO  Court 

Morse  Isaac  S.  10  Court 

Mouiion  B.  C.  20  State 

Muzzey  Henry  W .  31  School 

Nash  Stephen  G.  20  Court 

Nichols  Benj.  W.  40  State 

Nickerson  Joseph,  9  State 

Norris  A.  F.  L.  27  State 

Nutter  Charles  C    10  Court 

Nutter  Thomas  F.  10  Court 

Osgood  Isaac  P.  5  Court 

Otis  Edmund  B.  i  Devonshire' 

Paine  Ghas.  Jackson,  42  Court 

Paine  Henry  W.  30  Court 

Paine  John  T.  81  Washington 

Palfrey  Francis  W.  33  School 

Park  (John   CJ  &  Kuss  (Aug. J,  7  Court 

square 
Parker  Aurelius  D.  20  Court 
Parker  Edward  G.  63  Court 
Parker  Francis  Edward,  42  Court 
Parker  Joel,  40  Wa^lnsrton 
Parker  Horatio  G.  46  Wa:diir.2;ton 
Parker  Henry  M.  46  Washington 
Parker  Samuel  1).  16  Court 
Parker  Wm.  over  Boylston  Market 
Parkruan  Geo.  F.  33  Beacon 
Parmenter  Wm.  E.    19  Court 
Peabody  Owen  G.  30  Court 


% 


COUNSELLORS. 


93 


Person  Eliphalet,  24  Old  State  House 

p,  iroe  Roger  N.  36  Court 

;  .  [ton  Florentine  W.  -5  Niles  block 

Pember  Thomas,  15  Doane 

Perkins  D.  27  Court 

Perkins  Horatio  N.  13  Mass.  Block 

Prrrin  Wm.  11.  1  Devonshire 

Perry  Baxter  E- 20  Court 

Phillips  Edward  K.  27  Court 

Phillips  George  W.  9  Court  square 

Pickering  Edward,  8  Merchant's  Ex. 

Pierce  Edward  L   26  Old  State  House 

Pike  Charles  E.  27  Court 

Pinkerton  John  M.  I  Traveller  building 

Piimpton  Silas  F.  o  Court 

Pond  Benj,  Old  State  House  &  Maverick 

square,  East  Boston 
Pope  Thomas  B.  16  Court 
Farcer  George  D.  35  Court 
Porter  Josiah,  15  Merchant's  Exchange 
Power  Thomas,  7  Court  House 
Pratt  Edward  E.  42  Court 
Preston  George  H.  81  Washington 
Prince  Frederick  0.  30  Court 
Prince  J.  Hardy,  9  Court  square 
Proctor  Thomas  Parker,  4  Court 
Putnam  George,  Jr.  24  Niles  block 
Putnam  John  Phelps,  19  Court 
Quincy  Josian,  Jr.  27  State 
Quincy  Samuel  M.  4  Court 

Kind  Edward  3,  30  Court 

Hand  Edwaui  S.,   Jr.  30  Court 
Randall  James  M.  17  State 

liauney  f  Ambrose  A.J  &  Morse  (Nathan), 
10  Court 

Reedpharies,  2,5  R.R.  Exchange 

Rice. Geo.  Euw    41)  State 

Richardson  lvorv  W.  9  Court  square 

Richardson  N.  2  Niles  Block 

Richardson  Tnos.  F.  16  Court 

Richardson  Win.  A.  81  Washington 

Riley  Patrick,  10  Lincoln 

Ritchie  Harrison,  30  Court 

Il.ubb  James  B.  5  Court 

Rogers  John  (j.  7  Court  House 

Rogers  William.  4  Court 

Rollins  James  W.  1  Devonshire 

Ross  6.  J.  17  ilasi.  Block 

tfcuss  Augustus,  7  Court  square 

Russell  Benj.  F.  ii  Scoilay's  building 

Russell  Chas.  T.  &  Thomas  H.  27  State 

Russell  Thomas,  3)  Court 

Russell  W-rfUa.rn  G.  35  Court 

Saltonstall  Beverett,  39  Court 

Sargent  Horace  B.  30  Court 

Sargent  Lucius  M.  2  Amory.HaU 

Sawyer  Frederick  W    2'J  Court 

Sawyer  Jahez  A.  42  Court 

Scndcier  Henry  A.  17  State 

Seirle  George  W.  33  Court 

Sears  Philip  H.  42  Court 

Sennott  George,  -5J  Court 

Sewali  Samuel  E   46  Washington 

Seymour  Frederick  Z.  27  State 

Shartucic  George  O.  4  Court 

v  .  lw  I  emuel,  Jr.  27  State 

Shaw  Samuel  S.  47  Court 

Sheppard  John  H    33  School 

Saim rain  Chas.  F.  202  State 

'     ;  ley  Horatio,  9  State 

'  immons  Ch  is.  F.  10  ll.Tt  Exchange 

Emmons  D*v  d  A.  2  )  Court 

'•■  apson  Win  H,  2)  Court 

"  n  illcy  George  W.  46  Washington 

Smith   {Chauticy)  A   Bates  (S.    \V.)  46 
Washington 

'c  •■;  ■-  Daniel  E.  loSeollay's  building 

Smith  George  Melville,  9  Scoliay'a  bldg. 

Smith  ii.  Paruam,  46  Washington 


Smith  Matthew  W.  1  Niles  block 
Smith  Wm.  H.  L,  I  Devonshire 
Smith  W  illiam,  22  01  1  State  House 
Smyth  Win.  E.  P.  2S  Niles  block 
Sohier   (Edward  D.)  &    Welch  ( C.  A.), 

9  Tremont 
Sohier  Wni.  D.  40S*ate 
Somerby  Gustavus  A.  42  Court 
Spaulding  John,  Jr.  34  School 
Standish  Wm.  44  Court 
Stevens  J.  M.  9  Court  square 
Srevens  Oliver,  19  Court 
Storey  Chas.  W.  11  Court 
Story  Isaac,  15  Merchant's  Exchange 
Sullivan   ( James   P)   &   Greene  (11.  IV. J, 

41  State 

Suter  Hales  W.  27  State 

Thaxter  David,   16  Court 

Thayer  James  B.  30  Court 

Thomas  B.  F.  14  State 

Thomas  Charles  G.  20  Court 

Thomas  Seth  J.  46  Court 

Thomson  ( James   Li,)  &  Barrage  /  Wm. 

W.),  47  Court 
Thomdikc  (Saml.  L.)  &  Pratt  ( E.  E.J, 

42  Court 

Thornton  J.  Wingate,  20  Court 

Tighe  John,  94  Eliot 

Tilton  Warren.  46  Court 

Tqbey  Seth,  7  Court  House 

Tolrnan  Thomas,  33  School 

Toomey  Thomas,  16  Mass,  block 

Train  (Charles  R.)  &  Underwood  (A.B.), 

20  State 
Treanor  Bernard  S.  15  Mass.  block 
Tuttle  C.  W. -i6  Washington 
Tuxbury  George  W.  28  State 
Tvler  J.  Kendall,  63  Court 
Underwood  Adin  B.  20  State 
Van  Duzee  Ira  B.  11  Court 
Vaughan  Francis  W.  34  School 
Wakefield  JohnTL  10  Court 
Wakefield  Thomas  L.  10  Court 
Walker  Henry,  -3  Court 
Walker  Henry  W.  9  Court  square 
Ward  Samuel  D.  10  Court 
Ware  Darwin  E.   1  Joy's  building 
Ware  Henry,  34  School 
Warner  Hermann  J.  19  Court 
Warren  G.  Washington,  42  Co-art 
Warren  Wm.  W.   19  Court 
Washburn  Alex.  C.  40  State 
Washburn  Wm.  R.  P.  -16  Washington 
Waterhouse  [saiah  &  A^a.Si  Washington 
Watts  Francis  O.  3  )  Court 
Webster  Sidney,  13  Niles  block 
Welch  Charles  A.  9  Tremont 
Wellington  Ambrose,  8  Joy's  building 
Wellington  Hiram,  10  Court 
Wells  Samuel,  28  State 
Wells  Samuel,  Jr.  2S  State 
Wheeler  Alex.  S.  2.)  Court 
Wheeler  Samuel  G.,  Jr.  81.  Washington 
Wheelwright  Andrew  C.  19  Court 
White  George,  13  Rs  chan  .;  ■ 
\x-"'iito  Guilford,  1')  Court 
White  Luther  L.  39  Court 
Whiting    (Wm.)  &   Bus, -II   (Wm.    G.j, 

35  Court 
Wilder  John,  11  Court 
Willard  Paul,  22  Tremont  row 
Willard  Ju  *  :•:;,  3  Court  House 
Willard  Sidney,  42  Court 
Will  y  Tolinan,  20  Cart 
Williams  J.  Otis,  33  School 
Williamson  Wm.  C.  46  Court 
Willis  U  iratio  M.  27  Court 
Wilson  Walter  M.  9i)  Dorchester  ave. 
Woodbury  Wm.  H.  46  Washington 


94 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Woodman  Chas.  C.  27  Niles  block 
Wood  mail  Horatio,  26  Railroad  Ex. 
Woodside  Franklin,  46  Washington 
Wright  Edwin,  81  Washington 
Wright  Smith,  SI  Washington 
Wyraan  Isaac  C.  20  Court 
Yearon  George  C.  Si  Washington 
Young  Edward,  30  Court 


Chelsea. 


Bates  Harnlett, 
Chamberlain  Mellen, 
Cheever  Tracy  P. 
Gerrish  Benjamin  J. 
Gerrish  Ge  /r^e  A. 
Gould  David, 
Morris  Robert, 
Smith  Daniel  E. 
Smith  Matthew  W. 


Chelsea 


woncESTKa  county. 


Andrews  A,  H., 
Field  Charles, 
Stevens  Isaac, 
Brimblecom  Charles, 
Bryant  N  ah  urn  F., 
Go'rham  J.  Martin, 
Woods;  Samuel  F., 
Burgess  Silas  A., 
Southwick  William  L., 
Todd  Paul  P., 
Davenport  James, 
Dame  John  T., 
Stevens  Gnarios  G., 
Keyes  Chas,  G., 
Bailey  Goldsmith  F., 
Ingalls  Albert  S., 
Mansur  Joseph  W., 
Mason  Charles, 
Merriam  David  H., 
Merriam  William  J., 
Norcross  Amasa, 
Snow  Charles  H.  B., 
Torre  y  Ebenezer, 
Ware"Thornion  K., 
Yv'ood  Xainaniei, 
Garter  C,  W., 
Allen  Samuel  H., 
Sloeum  Wiiiiam  P., 
Swan  Samuel, 
Mer-riam  Chas  H., 
Fletcher  Joel  W,, 
Holbrook  Leander, 
Kent  Thomas  G., 
Parker  Geo.  G., 
Scammell  John  S., 
Staples  II.  B-, 
Miles  Clousrh  R., 
Randall  Abraham  G., 
Clark  Samuel, 
Hil!  James  H., 
Bartholomew  Nelson, 
Bartholomew  Andrew  J. 


Ashburnham 
Athol 


Blackstone 


Boylston 

Clinton 

(East)  Douglass 
Fitehburjj 


Gardner 
Grafton 

Kuh^ardston 
Leominster 

Milford 


Millbury 

North  hero' 

North  Brookneld 
Oxiori 
Southbridze  i 


Botham  Frederick  W., 
Harlow  William  T., 
Hyde  Benjamin  D. 
Cady  Suliman, 
Boynton  Lucien  C, 
Deane  Francis, 
Tuft  George  S., 
Tingier  S.  A., 
Boutell  Lewis  H., 
Morrill  Dav:d  L., 
Pierce  L.  W., 
Whitney  Giles  EL, 
Aldrieh  P.  Emory, 
Alton  Charles, 
Bacon  Peter  C, 
Baldwin  Geo.  P., 
Barton  Ira  hi., 
Barton  Wm.  S., 
Bigelow  Abijah, 
Brooks  Calvin  M., 
Bullock  Alexander  K  , 
Chapin  Henry, 
Conant  Edwin, 
Dana  John  A., 
Davis -Edward  L., 
Davis  Isaac, 
Davis  William  S., 
Devens  Charles  Jr., 
Dewey  Francis  H., 
Estabrook  James  E., 
Foster  D wight, 
Goddard  Samuel  B.  I., 
Green  Wm.  N., 
Grout  Yvilliam, 
Hall  Franklin, 
Hill  J.  Henry, 
Hoar  George  F.. 
Holbrook  C.  A./ 
Hooper  W.Iiiam  R,, 
Howe  Wiiiiam  H., 
Mason  Joseph, 
MeCafferty  M   J., 
Maynard  Lewis  A., 
Maxwell  William  B., 
kelson  Thomas  L., 
Newton  Rejoice, 
Pratt  Calvin  E., 
Prentiss  Addison, 
Rice  Henry  C. 
Rice  Will-win  W., 
Richardson  Geo.  W., 
Smith  Wiiiiam  A., 
Spragae  H.  B„ 
Stoddard  Elijah  B„ 
Swan  George, 
Thayer  A., 
Thomas  Benj.  F-, 
Tillotson  0.  IE,     - 
Trumbull  Joseph, 
Twiss  Stephen  P., 
Verry  Geo.  F., 
Washburn  John  D., 
Wetherell  J  >htt  W», 
Williams  Hartley, 
Williams  William  A., 


Southbridge 

■  Spencer 

Stur  bridge 

Tempietoa 

Uxbrid^e 


Webster 

Westboro' 

Wc3t  Brookfield 

Winchendon 


YTorcester 


CHURCHES    AND    CLERGYMEN. 


95 


CHURCIIES  AXD  CLERGYMEN 


Explanation  of  the  Abbreviations. —  C.  T.y  Congregational  ( Trinitarian), >  B., 
Baptist:  F.  B.,  Frzewul  Bcpiist ;  M.,  Methodist ;  M.  P  ,  Methodist  Protestant;  M.  £., 
JJ  thod'st  Episcopal ;  E.,  Episcopalian;  C  [/.,  Congregational  (Unitarian J ;  Uo.,  Uui* 
rvrsalisi ;  Ch.,  Christian;  R.  C,  Roman  Catholic;  Mi..,  Mormon;  Pres.,  PrvibyUruin ; 

.s'^rf.,  S'CZilenhorgLin ;  S.  A.,  Second  Adctnt ;   W.  M.,  Wesleyan  Methodist. 


BARNSTABLE     COUNTY. 

BARNSTABLE. 

II.  Carltor.  (West)  C.  T 
E.  Burrjes^Centryvil!)  C.T. 
S.  J.  Bronson  (  Hyannis)  B. 
Theopbilu*  P.  Doggett  C.U. 
Daniel  Webb  M.  E. 

Tims    C.  Pratt    (Marston's 
Mills)  M.  E. 

C.Mnr<rridse(Hvanrds)C  T. 
ft.  S.  Pop?  (Hyannis)     uv. 
J.    W.    Wiiiet    (Osterviiie) 
M.E. 
-       Uv. 
V.  B.  Ashley  (Osterviiie)  B.  j  John  Orrell 
Elisha  Bacon  (Cotuit  Port.)  j  Wm.  Carruthers 
C.  T.  !  N  P.  Philbrook 

BREWSTER. 

Tbos.  Walton 

James  Da.vis 


ORLEANS, 

Joseph  P.  Atkinson  Uv. 

Jnc  ib  Wi.ite  C.  T. 

Wm.  II.  Stuart  B. 

Henry  Mayo  M.  E. 

PROVINCETOTTX. 

B.  K.  Bosworth  M.  E. 

Asa  N.  Bodflsh  M.  E. 

Osbom  Myrick  C.  T. 

William  Hooper  Uv. 

SANDWICH. 

J.  H.  Cooley  (West)  M.  E. 
Uv. 

c.  u. 

C.T. 

M.E. 


W.H.Waggoner  (N»th)  Uv. 
-       (South)         B. 

Albert  Paine  (North j  C.  i  . 

ALFORD. 

-      M.  E. 

-    C.  T. 

Pres. 


Wm.  C.  Foster  (North)C.T. 
Hiram  A.  Mor-an  i!  B. 


Thos.  W.  Br 


own 


E 
C.  U.  i 


i  J.   B.     Washburn    (Monu 

I      meat)  M.  E. 

ii"  ;  J.  Hudson  (Poeasset)       B.  j 

p'  i  Richard  L.  Dorr         'M.  P. 


Spencer  Q.  Dyer 


Moses  Stoddard 
J.  G.  Phillips 
S.  S.  Bestor 


CHATHAM. 

Calvin  Chapman  C.  T. 

Sam'l  W.  Coggeshall  M.  E. 
Benton  Smith  Uv. 

Andrew  Dunn  B. 


DENNIS. 

Geo.  G.  Perkins  (N 
I.  i>.  Car-ill  rSoutl 


M. 


M. 


tiuil.&urtevazitfSoJ-e.T. 

-      .-         M. 

(North)  C.U. 

S.  P.  Snow  (East)  M. 


£AS^HA5I« 

Abel  AHton 


.  -    ♦    -        -        -    C.  T.  I  '        A 

Eze'kiel  Dow  (Monu-  '  j  Hitchcock 

m!m):    :    :  aI; 

Friends    T.  A.  Hazen 
Geo.  W.Green  (South)M.E.    E.  H.  Foster 


TRURO. 


N.  P.  Selet 


M.  E. 


C.  T. 
-   M.  E. 


Uv. 

M.  E 
Uv'. 


C.T 

M.  E" 


r.-:-n.',;.T^-ST. 


Cepha* 


J.C.Allen  ,  M.E.     James  C.  CiearelancI    C.T. 

L.W.>,ob!e    _  C.T.     -Winims  M.E. 

J.  Cushman  (No.rth)Unior 


WrLLFLUI-.T. 


Ed.  H.  H; 


C.T. 

M.E. 
Uv. 


FALMOUTH. 

George  Ford  (East)  C.  T. 
Thorn  w  Flower  E. 

Wm.  Bates  (Centre)  C.T. 
John  E.  Gi  turd  M.  E 

Levi  Waeaton  (North)C.T. 

-  C.  T. 
C.  A.  Garter  (West)    M.E. 

Friends 


Samuel  Honlev 
(South) 

-   (South) 


M.  E. 

C.  T. 

C.T. 

M.  E. 

Uv. 


FLORIDA. 

Thomas  T.  Jenks 


B. 
S.  A. 


CHEAT  BARRINGTON. 
Josiah  Brew  er(  Boil  ia- 

tonic)  C.T. 

Horace  Winslow  C.  T. 

YARMOUTH.  Lewis  Green  K. 

Wm.  E.  Sheldon  (Friends-  j  Thos.  C:mcr  M.  E. 

villel  M.  E.    Cnas.  A.  L.  Richards        E. 

-   J     (South)  M.E.     P.-Eagao.  R.  C 

J.  E.  Davenport  (Port)  Uv. 

Abel  K.  Packard  0.  T. 


j.  Perry  j  Port)  Swed. 

M.  5.  Howard  (West)  C.T. 

jas.  S.  Fish(Port)      M.E. 

Friends. 

(South)  B- 


HANCOCK. 

A.  P.  Viet,  B. 

"bakers. 


^■,- 


22E"~5:"I^3   COUNTY. 

ADAMS. 

C.T. 


HINSDALE. 

Kingslcv  Twining        C.T. 

S.  H.   ffancoek   ^        M.  E. 

Watson  A.  Worthington  B. 

-    C.T. 


Harwich. 
Geo.   S.   Alexander   (East-) 
M.  E. 
G.Burnham  (South)  M.  V. 
ias.T. Small  (West)  M.E.  j 

(Port)   C.T.  I  -T  Jay  Dana 
W.  w    Ashlev  ( Westl      B      Mile* -.Saodford  (North)    B.    Alpha  H.  Simons 

.  "  ,'     '.        -C.T.     ti.  0      [oeh«r  (N'^rtb)  M.E.    Geo,  T.  Dob 
Ka v« Lathropf Saudi) Beth-    J-  G.  Phillips  (South)  M.E.    Samuel  B.  Shaw 
el  Cboroh  [  Bi  P,  Do  Co>ta  (.North)    E.  ! 


LANESBORO  . 


B. 


96 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


LEE. 

Ralph  H.  Bowies 

B. 

Nahum  Gale 

C 

T. 

- 

B. 

Zephaniah  N.  Lewis 

.M. 

E. 

G.  T.  Chapman 

E. 

George  Rue 

M. 

E. 

Peter  E^an 

R 

C. 

LENOX. 

J.  J.  Harrison 

M. 

E. 

E.  K.  Aldea 

C. 

T. 

S.  P.  Parker 

E. 

R.  P.  Jones 

TT  BIN  OH  AM. 

DeLos  Lull  M.E. 

Addison  Browne  B. 

Community  of  Shakers. 


WASHINGTON. 


C.T. 
M.  E. 


MONTEREY. 

FT.  C.  Humphrey         M.E. 
Winthrop  H.  Pfjelps    C.  T. 

MOUNT   WASHINGTON. 

-        Uy. 
-      M.  E. 

NEW   ASHFOED. 

T.  S.  McM aster  M.  E. 

NEW   MARLBORO*. 


WEST    STGCKIiRIDGE. 

Henrv  H.  Perkins       M.  E. 
Lewis  Pennell  C.  T. 

Daniel  D.  Frost  C.  T. 

WILLIAM.3TOWN. 

B. 
John  McGilton  M.  E. 

Add-on  Ballard  C.  T. 

M.  Hopkins  (college)  C.  T. 

WIND30R. 
Talmon  C.  Perry  C.  T. 

B. 

BRISTOL  COUNTY. 

ATTLEBORO'. 

O-eo.  F.  Warren  (North)  B, 


FALL  RIVER. 

Thomas  Ely 

P.  B.  Hauthwout 

Warren  Hathaway 
Edward  Murphy 

j  Samuel  C.  Brown 
A.  W.  Tripp  (St'eep 
Alex.  D.  Milne 
E.  M.  Porter 
J.  L.  Diman 
Eli  Thurston 

A.LT.Swinerton(Glol: 

Village) 
William  Maclaren 
Charles  A.  Snow 

.  I 


M.  E. 

F.  B. 

B. 

Ch. 

R.  C. 

M.  E. 

Brook) 

Ch. 

E. 

C.  T. 

C.T. 

C.  U. 

M.  E. 
Pres. 

B. 

Uv. 

riends. 

Ssved. 


Otis  Lombard 

C 

T. 

.   V  K.KJ  .     X    .      t  T     -T  J  i  t_  1  I.     1    i.1  VI 

Jos.  D.  Pierce  (North 
Benj.C.Chase  (South 

)    Fv 

Richard  T.  Searle 

c. 

T. 

)  C.  T 

William  Goodwin 

B, 

Gardner    Clark      (H 
viiie) 

ebron- 

H.  C.  Humphrey 

M 

E.-l 

F.  B 

. 

C.T 

OTIS. 

A.  Gardiner 

M.E 

. 

_ 

E. 

L.  E.  Perkins 

M 

E.  ! 

BEBK.LEY. 

Thomas  Hall 

V. 

\ 

James  A.  Roberts 
James  Lothrop 

C.T 
.C.T 

PERU. 

M.  M.  Longley 

c 

T.: 

DARTMOUTH. 

PITTSFIELD 

T.I 

Charles  H.  Hatch     _         B 
Al elan cthnnG.  Wheeler  C.T 

Samuel  Harrison 

c. 

Wrn.  Faunce  (Hixesj 
Gould  Anthony 

Ch 

W.  II.  N.  Stewart 

E.  ! 

Ch 

Lemuel  Porter 

B.| 

- 

Ch 

E.  H.  PurceU 

R. 
C 

?: 

.   F 

iends 

_ 

_ 

Ch 

John  'I  odd 

c. 

i\ 

. 

- 

T:. 

lUCKTON. 

D.  Starks 

M. 

e! 

HeiJTT       U.      Smith 

Salisbury 

-  W. 

M. 

■    (North) 

M.  E 

RICHMOND. 

Chas.  S.  Renshaw 

II.  H.  Birkins 


C.T. 


Abraham  Gushee        C.  U. 
J.  J.  Thacher  B. 

Martin  M .  B  r  a  1  ey  (N  or  til)  C  h . 
John  T.  Elliott  Ch. 

Enoch  Sanford  C.  T. 


SANDL-SPIELD. 

- 

B. 

E  ASTON. 

Aaron  Pickett 

C. 

T. 

-    B.C. 

- 

- 

E. 

-       M.  E 

Goo.  W.  Within gton  C.  U 

SAVOY. 

Lyman  White    "         C.  T. 

Amos  Doming 

B. 

.--.,-.:-    M.P 

H.  Moulton 

M. 

E. 

rAI&KAVEN. 

Calvin  L.  Baker 

B. 

J.  M.  ff,nt«t«         M.  E 

SHEFFIELD. 

William   \V.    Meech 

H.     C.      Humphrey 

(Long  Plain)                   B. 
-                 -        -       Ch 

(Hartsville) 

M 

E. 

John  Wi'hrd                 C.T 

0.  V.  Am  ennaa 

M. 

E. 

Benj.  L.  Sayer,            M,  E 

G'-orsif  E,  Hill 

C. 

T. 

Friends 
CourjlandY.D«Nor- 

BTOCEtBaiDGB. 

fiiandle                        C.  U 

T.  Benedict 

B 

Israel  A,  Wood                  B 

A.  II.  Dashiel,  Jr. 

c. 

T- 

John  Warren  Crabtree  Ad 

B.C.  SiitchcM 

M. 

p. 

S   8.  Brewer                    Ad 

Samuel  P.  Parker 

v. 

Puihp  Crandon  (Long 

George  H.  Cider 

c. 

T- 

Piaia)                       M.  E 

FREETOWN. 

Barnabas  Collins  (East)  Ch. 
A.G.Duncan(Assonet)C.  T. 
George  Tyler  (East)       Ch. 
George    Kelton  (As- 
sonet)  Ch. 

(North)  Friends. 

MANSFIELD. 

R.  H.  Dorr  .  M.  P. 
B. 

Daniel  W.Stevens  C.XT. 

E.  F.  Bunks  M.E. 

Isaiah  Haley  Ch. 

Jacob  Id?,  Jr.  C.T. 

Thomas  Grover  Friends. 

NEW    BEDFORD. 

William  Jackson  (co-Pd^  B. 

Asahel  Cobb  C.  T. 

Wheeloek  Craig  C.  T. 

H.  S.  White     '  M.  E. 

Henry  W.  Parker        C.  T. 

John  Gird  wood  •  B. 

J.  T.  Benton  .  >I.  E. 

i  Henrv   Baylies  M.  E. 

j  John'fiowson  M.  E. 

!  H.  E.  S.  Henniss        B.C. 

Moses  How  (Bethel)        Ch. 

Isaac  H.  Coe  Ch. 

Timothy  Stowe  C.  T. 

T.  C.  Moulton  Ch. 

James  S,  White  Ch. 

M.  G.  Thomas  (Minis- 
ter at  large)  C.  £J. 

Joseph  Hicks  (col'd)  M.  E. 

John  Weiss  C.  U* 

Geo.  M.Hamlin  M.E. 

Spencer  II.  Rice  Epis. 

t  J.  J.  Twiss  Uv. 

I  Jacob  Mitchell  (col'd)  M.E. 
j  J.  B.  Smith  (col'd )  Ch 

|  T.  R.  Dennison    City  Miss. 
i      Two  Societies  of  Friends. 


PAWTTCKET. 

Constantine  Blodgett  C.  T. 

Julius  S.  Townsend  E. 

-     F.  B. 

S.  F.  Upham  M.  E. 

-     ■  ■*•■«       -  S«ed. 


NORTON. 

George  F.  Clark 

C 

Franklin  Holmes 

c 

James  Bison 

CHURCHES    AND    CLERGYMEN. 


97 


William  Heed 


C.  T. 


C.  T. 


BEROBQTH 

S.  Fox  (North) 
Ceo.  \V.  VYallis 


B.  j  Alanson  Lathan    (Holmes 
-    C.  U.  |  Hole)  M.E. 

B. 
-    C.  T. 


M.  E. 

C.  T. 
F.  B. 

B 

-    F.  B. 

(Sixth  Principle)  B. 

SEEKONK. 


Bartlett  Mayhew 
Joseph  A.  Hunt 


M.  E. 


James  0.  Barney         C.  T 

A.  H.  Srowell     "  B. 

Andrew  M.  Rhodes        Uv. 

B. 

SOMERSET. 

Paine  M.  E. 

George  II.  Eldridge  Ch. 
Obadiah  Chace  ^  Friends. 
Samuel  C  irr  B. 

V.A.  Cooper  (South)  M.E. 


SWANZEY. 

S.  K.  Sweetman 
Silas  Hall 
Waterman  Perec 

J.  W.  Barton 

TAUNTON. 


ESSEX  COUNTY. 

AMBSBTLRY. 

D.  G.  Este8 


E. 

-  C.  T. 
James  Rand                 F.  B. 

-  C.  T. 
Chas.  F,  Foster  (West)  B. 
L.  Thompson  (West)  C.T. 

-        -        -        -'      Uv. 
Simeon  P.  Heath         M.  E. 

-  Uv. 
-    (West)         Ch. 

One  Society  of        Friends. 

AN  DOVER. 

George  Moore  C   T. 

Caieb  E.  Fisher  C.  T. 

Samuel  Fuller  E. 

ilenry  S.  Greene    (BaTJard- 
vde)  C.  T. 

(South)    Uv. 
i   Ibj,     Harrison      (Ballafd- 
vale)  '     M.  E. 

j  James  H.  Merrill         C.  T. 
j  Wm.  S.  McKenzie  B. 

Samuel  D.  Church        F.B.  j 
Charles  H.  Brigham    C.  U.  J  beveply. 

U.  M.  Fisk  Uv.  j 

George       Macombcr  !  Joseph  Abbott 

(MvritfkvilkO  M.  P.  !    H.  L-ainsberry 

Alr*n  Cobb  (West)      C.  T.  j  Samuel  Broo.es 
Mortimer  BUke  C  T.  '  Alonzo  B.  ftrcn 

Erastus  Malthy  C.  T.  I 


Ch 
B 

B.  i 
E.  ; 


C.  T. 

C.T. 

B. 

C.  X. 

-  C.U 

Uv. 

B. 

-  c.  u. 


/■  .'.  ■  \,  '.''  i'l  frd  B   i  Joseph  C.  Fo'si'i 

Tnos.  H..Vail  E.i  -.   ■    - 

T.  R  Gushing  C.  T.  j 

Chailes  Natson         '  M.E.  boxford. 

J.  A.  M.  Chanman  M.  E.  '  1Tr.^.        0   ^  o   m 

Samuel  MedWvn  F-  B.  I  3™W^C<?S?!°       C:  I- 


George  W.    Wallace     F.  B. 
Daniel  Hearne  R.  C.  I 


Calvin  E.  Park  (WestjC.T, 


BRADFORD. 

i  James  T.  McCollom     C.  T. 


"WESTPOUT. 

S  5.Cummmgs(Pomt)  M.E.  j 
M    E.  Gammons  C.  B.  S 

£■  **•  I   Milton  P.  Braman        C.  7 

„    L-  B-  '   Aaron  W.  Chaffin  I: 

vvob.>feue3ofFnends.|   James  Flotrher 

•»     ii  '  '.  <■!  tmtttOHS         C.  ti 


Wm.  t'aui 
brnel  A.  Wood 


> '  tiranons 
Tripp 


BAXTERS, 


James  W.  Putnam 


baa*  Ij-uuhatn  C.  1.  i 

d;;k2s  county.       | 

ckixma.uk. 
franklin  Sears 

EBOARTOWN 


;  Robert  F.  C! 


ESSEX. 


j  Samuel  Geli     . 

u.  e*.  !  J;l:no>  M-  BacQn 


G  SOUGH  TOWN. 

A.  D.  Gurham  B.     Cha3«  ]jl 

MiiUaja  H.  Stetson    M.  E. 


-    C.T, 


Mr.  Sears 


C.T. 

Uv. 

E. 

B. 
Uv. 


Uv. 
Ch. 

C.  I. 


C.  T. 

C.  U. 

B, 


GLOUCESTER. 

Sa 

muel  \.  dishing 

M.  E. 

Ni 

.than  A.  Soule 

M.  E. 

Sa 

muel  E.  Pierce 

B. 

R< 

iber-t  P.  Rogers 

C.  U. 

L. 

Dickerman 

C.  T. 

F. 

A.  Palioubet 

C.T. 

CI 

as.  B.  Smith 

C.  T. 

W 

.  R.  G.  Mellen 

Uv. 

- 

C.T. 

L. 

Acquaron 

R.  C. 

GROVE  LAND. 

Gardner  B.  Perry  ;  r   „ 

dims.  Dogiiett    "   S 

James  Richardson  Indep. 

Bryan  Morse  M.  E. 

HAMILTON-. 

J.  H.  Mordough  C.  T. 

HAVERHILL. 

Edward  Humphrey  (East)  B. 
Solomon  C  ha  pin  M.E. 

Asa  Farwell  (West)     C.  T. 
Benj.  F.  Hosford  C.  T. 

Ab'm  Burn  ham  (East)C.  T. 
Henry  Plurnmer  Ch. 

Leonard  S.  Parker       C.  T. 

-  Mn. 
Lemuel  Willis  (West)    Uv. 

-         -     (North)     C.T. 
Arthur  S.  Train  -      B. 

Win.  MeNeal  Uv. 

Chas.  11.  Seymour  E. 

John  T.  McDonnell     R.  C. 
Wm.  C.  Clark        F.  W.  B. 

-  c.  u. 

IPSWICH. 

Wm.  C  High  M.  E. 

Daniel  Fitz  C.  T. 

J.  A.  Heaiy-    (Line   Brook) 
C.  T. 
David  T.  Kimball  ) 
j  P.  Southgate         S 


C.T. 


XATV  RENTE. 

Daniel  Tenney 

Wm.  F.  Evans 
James  O'Donnell 
George  Packard 
E.  M.  Tappan 
W.  F.  Watkins 
James  M.  Taaffe  \ 
Patrick  K  el  ley     > 
Win.  L.  Jenkins 


C.T. 
Uv. 
M.  E. 
R.  C. 
E. 
F.  B. 
M.  E. 


C.  U. 
Ad. 
Frank  Remington  B. 

G  Buckingham  SVilcoxC.T. 
0.  K.  Port  r  p. 

J.  Hudson  M.  E. 

LYNN. 

'   Elbridcre  G.  Brooks  Uv. 

I    W.  R.  Clarke  M.E. 

I   H.  E.  H  -mpstead  M.  E. 

I   Parsons  Cook.e  C.  T. 

j  Isaac  W.  Hailara  E. 

Samuel  Johnson      Free  Ch. 

D.  L.  Gear  C.  M. 

I   OliverS.  Howe  M.  E. 

Wm.  C.  Richards  B. 

Chas.  C.  Shackford  C.  U. 


98 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


P  H.  Ne-whall  M.  E  .               eocklfort. 

John  H.  Mansfield  M.  E.  |  T   R   Fartlsworth 

Patrick  Mram  K.  G. 

J.  P.  Turner  (coi'd)  M.  E. 

Alfred  Owen  B. 

Jotham  B.  Sewall  C.  T. 

Wm.  Miller  Ch. 

paine  Uv. 

Two  Societies  Friends 


TANK  FIELD. 


Allen  Gannett 


C.T. 

Uv. 

C.T. 


MAXCHESTF.F- 


Geo.  E.  Freeman  C,  T. 

C.  W.  Redding  B. 

Francis  V.  Tenner        C.  T. 


5UBBLKHEA.D. 

Benj.  R-  Allen  C.  T. 

*..-        -  C.T. 

Stillman  Baiden  Uv. 

Mosely  Height  M.  E. 

George  W.  Patch  B. 

John  B.  Richmond  E. 

H.  P.  Crozier  C.  U. 

M8THl:E5. 

Chas.  W.  Broadbont         B. 
John  C.  Phillips  C.T. 

H.  Kersey    .  Uv. 

Jacob  Steveas  M.  E. 

MIDI'LETOX. 

Amos  H.  Johnson         C.  T. 
Uv, 

XAEAST. 

Chas.  M.  Smith        Ind.  M. 


X^eocard  Withington    C.  T. 

Ckas.  Brooks  C.  T. 

C.    S.     Butler     (Pearson's 

Mills)  M.  E. 


Wakefield  Gale 
Elijah  Mason 
Joseph  M.  Driver 
David  Bremner 
L.  Acquaron 


BOWLEY. 


A.  W.  Carr 
John  Pike 


Uv. 
C.T. 
M.  E. 
B. 
C.T. 
R.  C. 


B. 
C.T. 


SALEM. 

C.  C.  Bearaan  C.  T. 

George  W.  Briggs        C.  U. 

M.  Carlton  Seamen's  Bethel 


Thos.  H.  Shahan 
Mic'l  Hartnett,asst. 

Brown  Emerson  ) 
Israel  E.  Dwinell  ) 
Dexter  Clapp 


James  M.  Hoppin 

George  Leeds 
t  Robert  C.  Mills 

Frederick  Gunner 
!  F.  H.  Berick 
!  Austin  F.  Herriek 

James  W.  Thompson  C.  U. 

Sam'l  M.  Worcester    C.  T. 

D.  I).  Winn  B. 

One  Society  Friends 

E. 


■R.  C. 

Uv. 

C.T. 

c.  u. 
c.u. 

C.T. 
E. 

B. 
S.  A. 
S.  A. 

M.  E 


NEWBVETtEOHT. 

Randolph  Campbell 
Luther  P.  Dimraock 
Daniel  T.  Fiske 
John  Smith 
Henry  Lennon 
John  Pearson,  Jr. 
Daniel  P.  Pike 
Noah  Hooper 
Henry  R.  Ptff  men  te? 
Bsmnel  J.  Spalding 
AshWl  G.  Vermiiye 
Attemaa  B.  Mu?.zey 
James  Bamaby 
Iltman  R.  Tiailow 
IVia.  ilorton 
Win.  tiuauidiau 


C.  T. 

C.  T. 
C.T. 
M.  E. 
R,  C. 

S.  A. 

Ch. 


C.  T. 

P. 

c.  u. 

B. 
V 


B.  P.  Byraixi  B. 

D.  P.  Leavitt  (East)  M.  E. 

;  Benj.  Sawyer  C.T. 

j  A.  G.  Morton  Ch. 

j  S.  P.  Heath  (S.  Mills)M.E. 

-     (Point)      C.  T, 

BATHES. 

i  Daniel  Richards          M.  E. 

Levi  Brinhato  C.T. 

JolmH.  CarnpbeO  Uv. 

Geo.  F.  Poole  (Ciiftondaie) 

M.  E. 

SOUTH    DANYER3. 

I  James  0.  Murray  C.  T. 

Chas.  H.  Wheeler  C.U. 

j  Thos.  E.  Keely  B. 

1   Grville  Bray  ton  Uv. 

j  11.  C.  Dunham  M.  E. 


SWAMP-SCOTT. 


|  Z.  A.  Mudge 
!  Jonas  B.  Clark 


Gearys  Sunderland 
Anson  MeLtmd 


NORTH    ANOOYBU. 
Chas.  C.  Virj.il  < 

Rodney  6ag« 
L.  H.  Oolb 


WEX1IAM. 

Wt»nn*lfv 


M.  E. 
C.  T. 


M.  E. 
C.  T. 


C.  T. 


NP.WItUEY. 


David  hosier 
Unas.  D.  Herbert 


M.K.j. 
C.  T.  I  On< 


C.  T. 
C,  T. 
-  M.  E. 
ociety  of  Fricnc.j 


FRANKLIN  COUNTY. 

ASHFIELD. 

H.B.Davis  B. 

Charles  Cleveland  E. 

Willard  Brigham  C.T. 

-  -        -  -       Uv. 
Ly man  Warner  C.T. 

B2RNARM3T0N. 

H.  B.  Butler  Uv. 

Amos  G.  Bowker        M.  E. 

-  C.  T. 
G.  S.  StockweU  B, 

D.  H.  Ranney  C.  U. 

BTJCEXASO, 

B. 

J.  H.  Gaylord  M.  E. 

Asa  B.  Smith  C.  T. 

Judson  fcisher  Uv. 

CHAELEMONT. 

Aaron  Foster  (East)  C.  T. 
Rufus  Gerrish  JYI.  E. 

Mat'w  Kingman  (W.)  C.  T. 

-  -         -        -    C.  U. 
Anson  H.  Stearns  B. 

-  S.A. 

C0LERA3NE. 

E.  Davenport  B. 
L.  S.  Brewster  M.  E. 
Lucius  Ames                      B. 

C.  T. 

CONWAY. 

Geo.  M.  Adams  C.  T. 

A.  J.  Chaplin  B. 

-  M.  E. 

DEERFIELD. 

David  Todd  (South)  M.  F- 
John  F.  Moors  C.  U 

D.  A.  Strong  (South)  C.  T 

P.  R.  Clark  (South }     C.  T 

Robert  Crawford  (N.)  C.  1 


Eli  Moddv  C.  T. 

-        -       -       Uv. 


Abijah  Stowell  C.  T. 

A.  G,  Bowker  M.  E. 


GREENFIELD. 

A.  Chandler  C.  T. 

Geo.  Prentiss  M.  E. 

W.  W.  Ames  B. 

Wm.  Flint  R. 

-        -        -  -    C.  U. 

P.  C.  Headlev  C.  T. 


Henry  Seymour  (  Rast ,('  T 
J.  B. "Baldwin  (West)  C.T 


. 


CHURCHES    AND    CLERGYMEN. 


99 


LEVF.HETT. 

IVivid  Eastman  C.  T. 

David  Avery  13. 

John  JJali  F.  B. 


LEYDEX, 


J.  A.  Gibson 
11.  B.  Duller 


W.  M. 

Uv. 


EAEPDEJT  COUNTY. 


MONROE. 

N.  D.  Sherman  Uv. 

MONTAGUE. 

Claudius  Bradford        C.  IT. 
Bro.vn  Emerson  C.  T. 

b' 

NEW   SALEM. 

,..     -        -        -        -  M.  E. 
hrasius  Curtis  C.  T. 

William  M.  Hubbard  M.  E. 

-  C.  U. 

B. 
M. 

NOE.THPIELD. 

-  M.  E. 
Wiilard  Jones  C.  T. 

-  C.  D. 

ORANGE. 

Levi  Baliou  (North)  Uv. 

A, a  Countryman  Uv. 

-  C.  T. 
(North)  C.  T. 

„     -       -       -        -         B. 
Edwin  Dimrnntk 

KOW£. 

E.D.Fish  B. 

it.crease  S.  Lincoln      C.  U. 

-  C.  T. 

M. 

8HEL3UUNE. 

1    'm*  H.Gray  (Falls)     B. 
xi.  p.  Billings  C.  'I. 

Hudson  Fisher  (Falls)     Uv. 
**.R  Loomis  (Fails)  C.  T. 
U  R.   S.  Brewster  (Falls) 
M.  E. 
-       -        -       -    C.  U. 

SHUTESBCRY. 

Amos  Hubbard  C.  T. 

<Jarvis  Wilson  M*  £.' 

I     '  ph  Haskell  E. 

•John  Carpenter  M.  E. 

Ravid  Pease  » 

Sweao  D.  Clark  C.  T." 

v'  VUWJCK. 

Henry  M.  Bridge  C  T 

John  Goltkburv  f**TT* 

K   J.  E m«y  } 

■Jona^U.  Ben.net  «. 


ACAV.WM. 

Ralph  Ferry 
Moody  Harrington 
Addison  Barker  ■ 

John  Cadwell 

BLANDFORD. 

Charles  J.  Hinsdale 

Jonathan  JL.  Estey  (North ) 

M.  E. 

John  Capen  M.  E. 

E. 

B. 


C.  T. 

C.  T. 

B. 

M.  F. 

M.  E. 


C.  T. 


:c.  T. 

s.  \ 
M.  !•;.' 
C.  T. 


BlilMFIELD. 

Jason  Morse 

CHESTER. 

Zolva  Whittemore 

(Factories) 
Samuel  S.  Brazee 
J.  Noon 
Hugh  Gibson 

CIIICUPEE. 

R.  K.  Bellamy  (Falls)  B. 
W.  R.  Blenkmsop  K.  C 
Eli  B.  Clark  C.  T. 

J.  S.  Barrows  M.  B. 

George  E.  Horr  B. 

Samuel  Pettes.  Jr.,  C.  IT. 
Frederic  Alvord(FaIls}C.T- 
Albert  D.  Vail  (Falls)  M.E- 

A.  C  to  swell 

B.  V.  Stevenson 
Luther  II.  Cone 

GRANVILLE. 

Timothy  M.  Cooley 
G.  D.  Felton 
Francis  Holmes 

HOLLAND. 
i  run^i.i  Wood 


MONTGOMERY.. 

John  C.  Thompson      C   T 

-     -     -     -  m!e'. 

PALMER. 

A.  D.  Bullock  vDepot)     E 
o.    M.    Clark    (i   Corners j 

Joseph  Vaille  (Depot)  C.f .' 
V  .  •  ^'atrous  (Three 
Rivers)  j^ 

Af    di      ,  (Tho"'dike)C.  T. 
31.  JJIenkensopp  2t.  C 

RUSSELL. 

Ashael  Bronson  £ 


C.  T.  sovjuvncK. 

Erastus  Colton  £   T 

Martin  H.  Rising         "  g" 
Charles  Pyke  M.  E.' 

SPRINGFIELD. 

Sarn;i  G.  Buckingham  C,  T 
Wilham  S.  Chiids  E„ 

A.  0.  Hamilton  M.  ¥~. 

n  -r-~  Uv. 

George  B.  Ide  £ 

Mark  Trafton  2,r.  E.' 
Samuel  Osgood        ) 

Henry  M.  Parsons  C  C-  T* 

James  Drumrnond  C    T 

Francis  C.  Tiffany  C   U 
George rD.  F.  Folsom  C.  f. 

M.  if.  Galligar  F..  C. 

TOLLAND. 

C.  F.  Page  c.  T 

WALES. 

Wm.  S.  Phillips  B 

Silas  Piper  y^  E" 


El   - 
Uv. 

C.  T. 


C.  T. 

B. 

C.  T. 


C.  T. 
B.  I 


HOT/YOKB. 

Mark  Carpenter  B 

L.  Chapln  M.  E. 

James  B.  R.  Walker  C.  T. 

Simeon  Miller  C.  T. 

J.  F.  Sullivan  R.  C. 

-  .  ■   -        -  B. 

-  Uv. 

I/"  NOME  A  DOW. 

A.  S.  Loveii  '    B 

-      v  -      (East)  C.  T! 

John  W.  Harding  C.  T. 
Francis  J.  Wagner 


(East) 


Ll'DLOW 


WENDELL. 

graham  Jenkins  <;.  f. 

'    -Ji  Hunt  j5# 

WJl-A-TEttY. 

^*r]**.N.  «eym0„T  p.  T 

...irivs  Lord  c  T 


i  J.  W.  Tuck 
I  David  K.  5 
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M.  E. 


m!eJ 


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T heron    C.   Colton  \ 
Tbornaa  B.Treadwell  M 


WESTFTELo, 

Emerson  Davis  f.  T 

Daniel  E.  Chapia        m!  E. 
John  Green     '  *  j/ 

William  Carpenter  B. 

C.  N.  Mer«field(West 

Parish)  3X.  E. 

Joel  S.  Bingham  ('.  T. 

Uv. 

-       -        -        -    R.C. 

WEST   SPRING  ill  -LI). 

Theron  H.  Hawkes     C.  T 
E.G.  Alden  C.  T. 

VVIIB»AKAM. 

John    P,    Skeele     (North) 
C.  T. 
Wm.  F.  Warren  M.  E. 

C.  B.  Kittredge(South)C.T. 
Moses  Curtis  £ 

Randall  Mitchell  (So.)M.k! 

HAMPSEIKE  COUNTY. 

AMHEDST. 

Edvr.S.  Dwight(West)C.T. 

(Norih  >  < '.  T 

J.  L.  Merrick  (South)  C.  T. 

William  A.  Stearns 

(College)  C.  T. 

.-,    (fj   r»  '•-<  5*   fjr     ft 


100 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Chas.  L.  Woodworth  C.  T. 
JosEh  T .  Smith  B. 

John  -Juv.e--  [South)    M.  E. 
John  Peterson  (N'th)  M.E. 

BELCHERTOWN. 

J.  W.  Mowfy  (South)  M.E. 
Wm.  N.  Fay  B. 

Henry  B.  Blake  C.  T. 

CHESTERFIELD. 

B. 

-  C.  T. 

-  M.  E. 
Isaac  Hoag  F.  B. 

CUMMINGTON. 

Theodore  J.  Clark         C.  T. 

-  C.  T. 

-  C.  T. 

-  Uv. 

-  M.  E. 

15. 


J.  W.  Lf 


PLAINEIEID. 


Solomon  Clark, 


M.  E. 

B. 

C.T. 


B. 

C.T. 


PRESCOTT. 


Wm.  Hubbard 


EA.; 


Hampton. 


Aaron  M.  Colton  C.  T. 

E.  S.  Stone     .  G.  T. 

ENFIELD. 

Nathaniel  J.  Merrill   M.  E. 
Fvob ert  M  c  E  w en  C.T. 

GOSHEN. 

Thomas  IE  Rood         C.  T. 
B; 

Gil  AN  BY. 

Henrv  Mills  C.  T. 

-       -       -  M.  E. 

GREENWICH. 

E,  P.  Blodgett  C.  T. 

KAD7.-EY. 

Rowland  Avers  C.  T. 

W.  H.  Beam  an  ( North)  C.  T. 
Franklin  Tuxbury        C.T. 

HATFIELD. 

John  M.  Greene  C.  T. 

HUNTINGTON. 

H.A.  Anstia  C.T. 

M.  C. 

Towasend  Walker        C.T. 

B. 

M.  E. 

MTDDLEFlTvLD. 

Lewis  Holmes  B. 

Alex.  Dickson  M. 

M. 

Lewis  Bridgman  C.  T. 

SOUTHAMPTON. 

David  h  irroughs  B. 

Gordon  Hall  C.  T. 

Vv'n,    SiNtno  C.  D. 

It.  F.  Mors*  M.  P.. 

O  S  Barton  E 

ZaehfrrKudr  C.  T. 

James  F.  Sullivan  R,  C. 


M.  E. 

B. 

David  Bancroft  C.  T. 

-       Uv. 

SOOTH  AMPTON. 

David  Kiiburn  M.  E. 

Stephen  C.  Strong         C.T. 

SOUTH    HAPLEY. 

Hiram  Meade  C.  T. 

S.  Jackson  (Falls)       M.  E. 
It.  Knight  (Falls)        C.  T. 

AVARS. 

A,  P.  Chute  (West)     C.  T. 

B. 

S.  F.  Clark  C.  17. 

L.  Bolles,  Jr.  M.  E. 

A.  E.  P.  Perkins  C.  T. 

"WEST  HAMPTON. 

Roswell  Foster  C.  T. 

WILLIAM5B.UJB.G. 

Gvrus  Brewster  Union 

Fred.  t.  Perkins  C.  T. 


BRIGHTON'. 

Fred.  A.  Whitney  C.TJ. 

Jos.  W.  Parker    "  B. 

Thos.  O.  Rice  C.  T. 

-        -        -  R.  C. 

Sumner  Ellis  Uv. 


BURLINGTON. 


Eastwood 


VOKTHINOTON. 


M. 


J  John  IE  Bisbee 


C.T. 

-   M.  E. 
~     C.  T. 


-    C.  T. 
M. 


CAMBRIDGE. 

J.  A.  Albro  C.  T. 

A.  M.  Averill  B. 

Rich'd  G.Greene(East)C.T. 
J.  M.  Masters(NTbrth)C.  U. 
F.  D.  Huntington  Collese. 
M.  Dougherty  R.  C. 

F.W.Holland  (East)  C.  U. 
Nicholas  Hoppin  E. 

Wm.  Newell  C.  U. 

Wm.  P.  Page  (Port)  E. 
S.  R.  Mason  B. 

John  Pryor  B. 

Chas.  A.  Skinner  Uv. 

H.  K.  Pervear  (East)  B. 
i.  F.  W.  Ware  (Port)  C.  U. 
H.  W.  Rug*  (East)  Uv. 
Isaac  Smith  (Port)  M.E. 
Geo.  Bowler  (East)  31.  E. 
H.F.Harrington(  Port  )C.  r. 
F.  X.  Branagan  (E.)  R.  C. 
-  "  !  Port)  C.  T. 
(North)  C.  T. 
Geo.  E.  Allen  C.  T. 


Middlesex  cou; 


:i  1  1 . 


ACTON. 

Jos.  Garland  C.  T. 

Geo.  \V.  Frost  M.  E. 

W.H.Watson  (W.Acton  >B. 
Uv. 


ASHBY. 

James  M.  Bell 
Nathaniel  Gage 

C.  T. 

C.  u 

ASHLAND. 

T.  F.  Cliry 
Kiiburn  Holt 

C.  T 
B 

BKDPOBD. 

Henry  J.  Patrick 
- 

C.  T 
C."  U 

BILLERICA. 

Nonvnn  :  D  m>  n 
J.  1).  (..>•-•  trna 

Uv 

C.  u 
C.  T 

Bt-nj.  Knight 

M 

BOXBORO'. 

L.  Luc* 

i  Q.  Whitney 

C.  T 
Uv 

CARLISLE. 

J.  Lawrence 
Jas.  T.  Powers 

CHARLESTOWN. 

L  White 

R.  W.  Cushtnan 

Geo.  E.  Eli  is 
Oliver  C.  Everett 
Geo.  A.  Hamilton 
Charles  li.  Uolver 
Alex   G.  Laurie 
I.  S.  Cush  man 
Jas.  B.  Miles 
Henry  C.  Graves 


C.  T 
C.  U 


Thos.  R.  Lambert 


-     C. 


CliELMSPORD. 

James  Wisrgin  B 

B.  F.  Clark"  (North)     C.  T, 


John  Parkhurst 


CONCORD, 

Luther  H.  Angler 
Grindall  Reynolds 


C.U. 
H. 
F.  B. 


C.T. 

c.  u. 

Uv. 


ERA  CUT. 

Wm.  Allen  (First)  C.  T. 
Wm.  Miller  (West)  C.  T. 
James  M.  May.-dl  M.  E. 
F.  B.Perkins("Central)C.  T- 

DUNSTABLE. 

-        -        -        -    C.T. 

Uv. 


CHURCHES    AND    CLERGYMEN. 


101 


PRAMraQHAM. 

:■  i.  C.  Bodweli  ^  C.  T. 
Franklin  Furber   (Saxon- 

•.::•-,  M.E. 

U  ra.  C.  Child  B. 

John  Walsh  (Saxon- 

R.  C. 
II  A'.'.  ;:  (Saxonville)  C.  T. 
S*m  .-'  D.  Robbins  C.  U. 
5,  W.  Foljambe  (South)  B. 

GROTON. 

Edw.  A.  Bulkier  C.  T. 

Geo  B.  Gov?  (South)  B. 
D  Fosdick  (South)  Union. 
C.  Nightingale  C.  U. 

Lucius  E.  Smith  B 

(South)  C.T. 

HOLLISTOX. 

Samuel  Tupper  M.  E. 

J.  T.  Tucker  C.  T. 

A;bort  Case  Uv. 

110  PKINTOX. 

K.  S.Uil!  (Waodville^  E. 
L'hos.  Marcy  M.  E. 

i'--.rsck  Cuddihy  R  C. 

John  C.Webster  C.T. 
O   II.  Tillotson  Uv. 

Alfred  L.  Baurv  E. 


LEXINGTON 


(East)       C.  U. 
L.  J.  Lirermore  C.  U. 

TT,- 


Wm.  €.  Jackson  C.  T. 

-  C.  U. 

LITTLETON. 

I  ■  F.Larnson  E. 

;  .       .    I    V.-:  I,  C.    i'. 

E.  De  Normandie  C.  U. 

Lowell. 

Henry  M.Lou.d  M.E. 

A-ttiod  Bianehard  C.  T. 

P.  Cieaveland  C.  T. 

i     Crudden  11.  C. 

vvua.  L.  Jenkins  C.  T, 

-  Uv. 
'  II.  Aklen  B. 
;  •  •  Edson  E. 
>-■  '-  B.  Foster  C.  T. 
A.  D.SargeaJt  M.  E. 

.      "-,     ."       '"        "  B 

•  -  -    .  .  Nl  ,'Dennott  R.  C. 

"■    Davrs  F.  P>. 

■•    '    *  •  *•    liver  M.  x.. 

J  atn  0  brien  R   C 

■-        -       -        -  Uv. 

■  ■'    W.  B  wham  13. 

■    "  :     ''  large)  C.  U. 

-  -r.  HF  Kurrher  C.  L. 

'     :.:;::...    ■  c.u. 

'■-   a  Street    '  C.T. 

MALDKX. 

£W.  EdWtifd  Reed  C.T. 

.'-•  ••  S<  ■:••  M.E. 

-  s*.  Cruickshaixks(S.)  C.  T. 


Win.  F.  Stubbert  B. 

E.  O.  Haven  (East)  M.E. 

J.  K.  Wait  C.  TJ. 

Thos.  1.  Greenwood  Uv. 
Angier  (South)  C.  T. 

MARLROROUGH. 

Horatio  Alger  C.  U. 

Levi  A.  Field  C.  T. 

John  S.  Dav  M   E. 

L.Wakefield(Feltonvilie)B. 
Uv. 
R.  C. 


E. 
B. 

C.T. 

Uv. 

C.T 

M.  E. 

C.  U. 

R.  C. 


Uv. 
M.  E. 


MEDTOBD. 

J.  Field 

EliasNason 

Elihu  P.  Marvin 
Wm.  A.  B  rani  an 
Theo.  Tebbetts 

John  Ryan 

MELROSE, 

Wm.  B.  Bowies 
J.  A.  Adam* 

-  -  '         -  -     \j*    x . 

_    .    .        .        .     b. 
W.  H.  Muxtroe  E. 

NATICK. 

Nathan  D.  George      M.  E. 

-     '  -         B. 

C.  T. 

-       Uv. 

Wm.  G.  Babcock  (So.)  C.U. 

NEWTON. 

J.W.  Lewis  (U.Falls)  M.E. 
Henry  Burroughs,  Jr. 

(  Lower  Fall*)  E. 

DanTL.  Furber  {'Cen.)  C.T. 

(West). C.U. 

Edward  J.  Young        C.U. 

(Newton  Cornei  ! 


O.  S.  Steam 


(Centre) 


Geo.  B.  Little  (  West)  C.T 
S.  F.  Smith  (Up.  Falls)  B 
Edward  W.  Clark  (Au- 

burndale)  C.  T 

G  r  t  e  n  e  ( Ne w;  C  o  r . )  E 

(Newtonville)  E 
J.  W.   Wei! man 

(Newton  Corner)      C.  T 

NORTH   HEADING. 


SHIRLEY. 

B.B.  Beards'.y  (Shirlev 

Village)  C.  T. 

Seth  Chandler  C.  U. 

Geo.  W.  Jenks  Uv. 

Coiurnunity  of  Shakers. 

6GMSRYILLE. 

George  H.  Emerson      Uv. 
N.  M.  Williams  B. 

-  C.  T. 
George  G.  Fairbanks        B. 

Charles  Baker  M.E. 

-  c.  u. 

SOUTH  READING. 

Joseph  B.  Johnson  C.  T. 

Daniel  W.  Phillips  B. 

Edward  A.  Eaton  Uv. 

-  S.A. 

stoneham:. 

-  M.E. 

-  Uv. 

J.  E.  Swallow  C.  T. 


Reuben  Bates  C.U. 
W.  F.  Lacount   (Rock- 
bottom)  M.E. 
Alpha  Morton  C.  T. 

SUDBURY. 

William  A.  Clapp  M.E. 

Linus  H.  Shaw  C.  U. 

Erastus  Dickinson  C.  T. 

Alpha  S.  Morton  C.  T. 


TEWXSBTJRY. 

Richard  Tolman  C.T. 

Clifton  Fletcher  B. 

TOAVNSEND. 

S.  Clark  Uv. 

E.  W.  Cooke  C.  T. 

Augustus  F.  Bailey  M.E. 

J.  E.  Battell  B. 

-  C.U. 


TYNGSBORQLTGH. 


- 

B 

T.  N   Jones 

C.  T. 

G.  R.  Bent 

M.E 

- 

Uv 

PEPPER 

■vLT 

Charles  Babbidi 

re 

C.  U 

Edward  P.  Srui 

tk 

C.  T 

George  G: 


Ys'AT.THAM. 

E.  A.  Manning 
M.  L.Bickford 
T.  F.  Fales 
Patrick  Flood 
Thomas  II ill 
R.  L5.  Thurston 
Henry  A.  Ear  on 


B. 
C.  U. 

Uv. 


M.  E. 

B. 

E. 

R.  C. 

C.  U. 

C.  T. 

Uv. 

-   Swed. 


i    William  Hi  W 
I   Wm.  Barrows 


C.  T.  ! 
C.  T.*  ! 


Liudley  M.  Burringion  Uv. 

SUEKHOUN. 

Theodore  II.  Dorr        C.  U. 
Edmund' Bowse  C.T, 


VATERTOYFN. 

George  Bradford  C.U. 

K.  C.  Vose  Uv. 

Patrick  Flood  EC. 

G.  M.  Steele  M.  H. 

W.  L.  Brown  B. 

S.  R.  Deniiin  C.T. 

Amos  Smith  C.  U. 


102 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


VAYLAHI*. 

. 

-  c 

.T. 

. 

-  c. 

u. 

- 

-  w. 

M. 

WEST  CAMBRIDGE. 

Geerge  [liU  Uv. 

Samuel  A.  Smith         C.  U. 
Samuel  B.  Sw;iia  B. 

Danie!  E.  Cndy  C.  T. 

Aratw  SnMth(Belmont)  C.U. 

WESTFORD. 

Geo.  M.  Rice  C.  U. 

-  C.T. 

WESTON. 

M.  P.  Webster  M.  E. 

Joseph  Field  C.  U. 

C.  II.ToplirF  B. 

WILMIXGTOX. 

-  F.  B. 

Samuel  Tolman  C.  T. 

WINCHESTER. 

Reuben  T.  Robinson    C.  T. 
Edwin  B.  Eddy  B. 

WOBciawr. 

Leonard  Cox,  Jr.  B. 

Daniel   March  C.  T. 

Rufus  P.  Stcbbins  C.  U. 

J.  A.  Ames  M.  E 

B.  F.  Bronson  B* 

-     (, North)  C.  T* 

-  R.C 


KANI'JCSET  COUNTY, 

NA2TTUC2LET, 


James  E.  Crawford  B 

-  M.E 

M.  P.  Alderman  M.  E 

Frr.ncisDeB.tron  C,  U 

:    :    :    :  ci:i 


UOEyOLS  COUNTY. 

LSLL'SGHAM. 

Joseph  T.  Massey  B. 

-        -        -    '    -         B. 

BBAJNTBEB. 

GeorgeDaland     (South)  B. 

— —Ryan  (South)  B. 
Dennis  Powers  (So.)  C.  T. 
Jonas  Perkins  (East)  C.  T. 
Richard  S.  Storrs  C.  T. 

BR  Of)  KLINE. 

T.  B.  Hay  ward     NewJera- 

salem  Church 
J.  M.  Finotti  R.  C. 

M.M.Smith  C.T. 

John  S.  Scone  E. 

B. 
Frederick  II.  Hedge    C.  U. 


COHASSBT. 

T.  Spilsted  (North)  M.E. 

Joseph  Osgood  C.  U. 

Frederick  A.  Reed  C.T. 


Samuel  B.  Bah  rock  E. 

Ebenezer  Burgess         C.T. 

-  -  -  (W.)  B. 
Moses M.ColburrnS.)  C.T. 
W.  Pentecost  M.  E. 
Alviin  Lam-'On  C.  IT. 
Calvin  S.  Locke  (W.)C.  U. 
Wm.  C.  Patterson    (E.)  B. 

A.  R.  Abbott         (So.)    Uv. 

-  -        -        -    R.C. 

DOR.CH  ESTER. 

Stephen  G.  BulSnch  C.XJ. 
Ralph  W.  Allen  M.E. 

Edward  L.   Drown  E. 

Nathaniel  Hall  C.  U. 

Amos  Binney(Nepon.)ME. 
Kerjry  F.  Lane  B. 

James  H.  Means  C.  T. 

Richard  Pike  C.U. 

B.  W.  Barrows  (Xep.)  B. 
Theo.T.  Munger  C.T. 
J.  T.  Peace  M.  E. 


Ralph  Sanger 
Edw'd  G.  Barker     S 


C.T. 
U. 
B. 


I-OMBOr.O  . 


CANTON. 

George  W,  llervey 

K.  H.  Chamberlain 
Henry  Jewell 


B. 

C.  U. 

Uv. 

R.  C. 


N.S.Dickinson  C.T. 

Isaac  Smith  B. 

N.  C.  liodgon  Uv. 

Warren   Bird  Swed. 

M.E.  Wright       ,  M.E. 

FRANEXIN, 

S'atnnel  Hyatt  C.  T. 

An  drew  N.Adams  Lv. 

A.  Lyman  C.  T. 

MEDWELD. 

Solon  W.  Hush  C.  U. 

Andrew  Bigeiow  C.  T. 

J.  W.  Lath; op  B. 


Jacob  lae  (West)  C.  T. 
E.  C  Mess"naer  (W.)  B. 
David  Sanford  (Vili.)  C.T. 
Jacob  Roberts  (East)  C.  T. 
-  Uv. 
S.  Jackson     (West)    M.  E. 


Edwin  Leonard  C.T. 

John  H.  Morison  C.  U. 

Albeit  K.Teele  C.T. 

XEEDKAM. 

E.S.  Atwood  C.T. 

J.  S.  Barry  C.  U. 

i.  R.   1  iker  C.  T. 

F.  A.  WUlard  B. 
L.  R. Eastman  (East)  C.T, 


QVINCY. 

E. 

-  C.  T. 
Wm.H.Knapp           C.  U. 

-        -    R.C. 
T.  W.  Tucker  M.  E. 

S.  Pushing  M.E. 

Quincy  Whitney  Uv. 

RANDOLPH. 

-  Uv. 

(East)    C.  T. 

-  C.T. 
Ezekiel  Russell  (East)C.  T. 

Benjamin  Wheeler  B. 

A.  L.  Roche  R.  C. 


ROXBTTRY, 

Alfred  P.  Putnam 
Thomas  D.  Anderson 
Patrick  O'Beime      ^ 
Edward  Delahanty  ) 
George  Putnam 
Wm.  H.  Ryder 
Aug.  C.  Thompson 
Gilbert  Haven,  Jr. 
John  Way-land 
H.  Leibhard        Ger. 
Hiram  Hutehins 
John  O.  Means 

SHARON. 

Charles  C.  Sewall 
L.  R.  Phillips 

STOUGKTON. 
J.  W.  Dennis 
Thos.  "Wilson 

Moses  Chase 
Wm.  Leach         (E  ) 
-    (North) 

W  ALP  OLE. 

John  M.  Merrick 
Edwin  S.  Ees^  (S.) 


C.U. 
B. 

R.  U. 

C.  ul 
Uv. 

C.T. 

M.E. 

E. 

M.E. 

c.t". 


c.  u. 

B. 
C.T. 


Ur. 

C  T. 

M.  E. 

B. 

M.  P. 


C.U. 
M.E. 
C.  T. 


WEST  KOXBCRY. 

Thomas  Laurie  C.  T. 
Heiuan  Liueoln  B. 

Wm.  R.  Babcoek  E. 

-  C.U. 

Alonzo  H.  Quint  C.  T. 

Edmund  B.  Wilson  C.  U. 

WEYMOUTH. 

C.  W.  Mellen  Uv. 

Josh  Emerr,  Jr.  (N.)  C.T. 
Stephen  S.Hayes  (S)  C.  T. 
Elmer  Hewett  (South)  Uv. 

E.  S.  Potter  (East)  51.  P: 
NathT  Bern  is  (East)  M.  E. 
Samuel  L.  Rockwood  C.  T. 
.las.  P.  Terry  (South)  C.  T. 
Levi  A.  Abbott  B. 

WRENTUAM. 

F.  Davis  (North)  C.  T. 
Wm.  L.  Ropes  C.T. 

Tulle  r  Uv. 

John  Allen  (North)  B. 

-        -         -     S.  A. 
Gideon  W.  Cole  (Shel- 
donville)  B 


CHURCHES    AND    CLERGYMEN. 


103 


T      I 


PLYMOUTH  COUNTY. 

AB2JS  3TON. 

Jeremiah  Chaplin  (East)  B. 
;.i*cph  Pettee  Swed. 

|{.  1).  Walker  (East)  C.  T 
■•  red.  R.  Abbe  C.  T. 

ImucC.  White  (N.)     C.  T. 
-     (South)         B. 

Robinson  (East)  M.  E. 

Varnum  Lincoln  Uv. 

II.  L.  Edwards  (S.)       C.  T. 
EC.  P.  Satchwell  (So.)  M.  E. 

ERIDGEWATER. 

David  Brigham  C.  T. 

-  C.  T. 
Thos.  P.  Rodman         Sued 

E. 
John  J.  Putnam  C.  U. 

CARTER. 

Wm.  C.  Whitcomb,      C.  T. 
B. 

PImy  Brell  M.  P. 

-  CTy. 

DTJXBUET. 

Josiari  Moore  C.  0 

-       -        -  (W.)M.  E. 

George  W  atson  M.  E. 

John  N.  Collier  M.  E. 

EAST    ERIDGEWATER. 

vO-c;»h  H.  Phipps  C.  IT. 

Basils  Sarjdford  C.  T. 

f.  O.  Paine  Swed, 

Taiio  B.  Wilcox  C.  T. 

■--•..-  Uv. 

Carlos  Ban  sing  M,  E. 

-  M,  E. 

HALIFAX. 

-  Uv. 
Timothy  G.  Brainard  C.  T. 

B. 

TUNOVSIi. 

Samuel  Cutler  E. 

J.  Freeman  C.  T. 

Jacob  Tuck  B. 

-  C.  T. 

HAN$ON\ 

-  Uv. 
Joseph  Hutchinson  (So.)  B. 
Andrew  B.  Foster         C,  T. 

HIKOHAM. 

Erosions  Partridge  Uv. 
1  en<>?.er  P.  Dyer  C.  T. 
"•new  A.  Loo'tnis  M.  E. 
•  'h  Richardson  )  n  ~ 
Culvin  Lincoln  \  c-  h  ■ 

)'■  .  I    Clarke   (So.)     C.  U. 
J    Idsoa  p, 

-  cu! 

HI' I.E. 

"'  ;  hen  Puffer        '    M.  E. 

KINGSTON. 

1  iron  Qfxworth  C.  T. 

'^•--  B.  Wiliiams  B. 

-  C.  U. 

tAKEVILLB. 

A  :-'  tstineRoot  (Pre. 
-•  •■"■•')  C.T. 


TheophilusBrown  Ch. 

-  F.  B. 
....         b. 

B. 

MARION. 

L.  U.  Britton,  M.  P. 

Le.*nder  Cobb  C.  T. 

James  E.  Bruce  Uv. 

MARSH  FIELD. 

Ebenezer  Alden,  Jr.     C.  T. 
B. 

-  M.  P. 
Robert  Gould  M.  E. 

-        -        -  C.  T. 

George  Leonard  C.  U. 

Sereno  Howe  B 

-  Uv. 

E. 

MATTAPOISETT. 

William  L.  Parsons     C.  T. 

B.  S.  Batcheller  Ch. 

Joseph  Crehore  Uv. 

One  Society  of  Friends. 

MIDDLE  RORO'. 

E.  Little  (Titicut)  C.  X. 
Israel  Warburn  (Fall 

Brook)  M.  E. 

EW.  Barrows  M.  E. 

J.  F.  Bigelow  B. 

Isaiah  C.  Thatcher  (4 

Corners)  C.T. 

Israel  W.  Putnam  C.  T. 
Samuel  Richardson  B. 

P.  R.  Russell  (Rock)       B. 

-  Uv. 

NORTH    BRIDGEWATER. 
Paul  Couch  C.  T. 

B. 
Warren  Goddard  Swed. 
John  Cooper  M.  E. 

Chas.  W.  Wood  (So.)  C.T. 
Charles  L.  Mills  '  C.  T. 
Azariah    B.    Wheeler 

(Northwest)  M.  E. 

A.  P.  Cleverly  Uv. 

J.  B.  McNulty  R.  C. 

PEMBROKE. 

Wm.  M.  Bicknell  C.  U. 
J. us.  B.  Weeks  M.  E. 

One  Society  of         Friends. 

PLYMOUTH. 

D.  H.  Babcock  C.  T. 

E.K.Colby  M.  E. 

Nathan  Clark  Ch. 

Robert  B.  Hall  E. 

James  Kendall       )  n   T. 

Edw.  Henry  Hall  ?  L"  u' 
Nathan  B.  Bouchard  £.  T. 

-  C.T. 
Russell  Tomlinson  Uv. 

-  C.  T. 

-  S.  A. 
Benj.  A.  Edwards  B. 

PLVM.PTOX. 

Josiah  Ballard  C.  T. 

-  Uv. 

ROCHESTER. 

-  M.  P. 
Isaac  Briggs  (North)  C.  T. 
Eu  W.  Harrington       C.  T, 


-  C.T. 

O.  L.  Smith  Ch. 

Geo.  P.  Pierceon         M.  E. 
Jas.  M.  Mayall  M. 

8CITUATE. 

Fiske  Barrett  C.  U. 

Wm.  Leonard  M.  E. 

Timothy  C.  Tingley  B. 

-     (North)  C.T. 

SOUTH  SCITUATB. 
L.  L.  Record  Uv. 

Caleb  Stetson  C.  U. 

L.  Harlow  M.  E. 

WARE  HAM. 

Homer  Barrows  C.  T. 

LawtonCady  M.E. 

B. 

WEST    BRIDGEWATER. 

Ira  Bailey  C.  U. 

S.  Benton  (Cocheset)  M.  E. 

B. 

-  Swed. 


WORCESTER  COUNTY. 

ASHBUENHAM. 

Thos.  Boutelle  C.  T. 

Asa  Barnes  C.  T. 

Pliny  Wood  M.  E. 

ATKOL. 

i  D.  C.  O.  Daniels  C.  U. 

J.  D.  Reed  B. 

!  John  F.  Norton  C.  T. 

j  L.  Fish  (Depot)  M.  E. 

At' BURN. 


-      C.  T. 


BARRE. 

i  C.  L.  Eastman  M.  E. 

Geo.  Denhain  C.  T. 

-  C.  U. 
j  M.  G.  Kimball  Free  Ch. 
j  Lorenzo  Tandy  B. 

BERLIN. 

Wm.  A.  Houghton       C.  T. 
J.  Goodwin  M.  E. 

BLACK-STONE. 

Luther  Wing  (Mill- 
viile)  R.  M. 

W.V.  Morrison  (Mill- 

ville)  M.  E. 

E.  B.  Sheridan  R- C. 

A.  B.  Goodrich     .         Epis. 

-  F.  B. 
C.T. 

-  C.  T. 
Friends. 


Thos.  E.  Bliss 
One  Societv  of 


Joseph  H.  Uiles 
Taos.  T.  Stone 


B. 

C.  U. 

Friends. 


BOYLSTON. 

Win.  Murdoek 


C.T. 


BROOSFIELD. 

I.K.Bragg  C.T. 

R.  D.  Burr  C.  U. 

R.  O.  Putney  (East) 


T.  J.  Abbott 


Uv. 
BI.  B. 


10-4 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


charlton. 

John  Haven 
Dan 'I  Dorch*  ster 
Luciu3  Holmes 

CLINTON. 

¥m.  J.  Pomfret 
Chas.  M.  Bowers 
J  art  a  M.  Heard 
W.  W.  Winchester 
J.  Boyse 

DANA. 

John  Keep 

G.  E.  Chapman 


DOUGLAS. 
G.  B.  Richardson 


HUBBAEDSTON. 

C.  T.  I  Cyrus  W.  Allen  C.  T. 

M.E.     Nath'l  II. Martin        M.  E. 

Uv. 


AU.    ti, 

B 

C.  U, 
C.  T 
II.  C 


A.  S.  Ryder 

LANCASTER. 
Geo.  M.  Bartol 


C.  U. 


C.  IT. 
C.  T. 


OXFORD. 

Horatio  Bardwell         C.  T. 
Geo.  Proctor  Uv 

Daniel  Wait  M.  E. 

C.  M.  Herring  (North)     B. 
-      V       -   R.  C. 


LEICESTER. 


J.  W.  P.  Jordan 
B.  N.  Bullock 
John  Nelson      ) 
C.  T.  '  A.  ^-  Coolidge  ) 
M*  E;  !  John  H.  Rou 

*  uv! 


C.  T. 
E 


G.W.  Mansfield(E.)  ?  >T 
S.  Leader  \   M* 

J.  L.  Maynard  (East)  C.  T. 

-  -  R.M. 
-    C.  T. 

-  (Manehaug)  B. 

-  ~  -    F.  B. 

-  Friends. 


DUDLEY. 

Joseph  Barber 
Henry  Pratt 
Daniel  Atkins         /, 

PITCKBURG. 
E.  Davis 
E.  Turpi n 
Kendall  Brooks 
A.  W.  Bruce 
Burtis  Judd 
Alfred  Emerson 
Win.  P.  Tilden 


Uv. 

c.t! 

M.  E. 


C.  T. 


M.  E. 
W.  M. 

C  T. 

E. 

E. 

-  C.U. 

-  R.  C. 


LEOMINSTER. 
J.  W.  Backus  C  T. 

Stephen  Barker  C.  U. 

John  Middleton  M.  E 

B. 

-    R.  C. 


PAXTON. 

Wm.  Phipps,  Jr. 

PETERSHAM. 

Charles  Kendall 
John  Shepardson 
Seth  Saltmarsh 

PH1LLIP3T0N. 

Wm.  B.  Tnulmin        M.  E. 
Samuel  W.  Barmrm     C  T. 


C  T. 


C.T. 

B. 

C.U. 


LUNENBTJRa; 

James  Thurston 
Wm.  A.  Ma  ml  oil 
Win.  P.  Blackiner 

MENDON. 
Stilman  Barber 
John  E.  Rounds 


C.U. 
C.  T. 
M.  E. 


C.U. 
M.  E. 


PRINCETON. 

A.  S.  Dobba 
Wm.  T.  Briggs    - 

ROYALSTON. 

E.  W.  Bollard 
Silas  Kenny  (West) 
E.  Seabrey  (South) 
A.  Gould  (South) 


M.E. 

C.  T. 

B. 


C.T. 

B. 

C.  T. 

m.  e. 

B. 


GARDNER. 

Richard  K.Ashley 
John  C.  Paine 
^Oi.  W.  Ikuly 

GRAFTON. 

Thos.  C.  Bsscoe 
"Wm.  G   Scandlin 
J.  J.  Woodbury  (N. 

E.  Village) 
John  v   CI  '-'- 
J.  M, Roekwood  (X. 

b.  \  illage) 
W.F-Mallaiieu  (Cen- 
tre) 

HAEDWICK. 

Porter  Vinton 
Mart}  n  T upper 
Geo.  J.  Sanger 


MIL  FORD. 

R.  C  |  Patrick  Cuddihy  R.  C. 

B.  I  j.  K.  Johnson  Uv. 

Uv.  •]  j.  M.  Bailey  M.E. 

M.  E.  j  Leonard  Wakefield  M. 

C  T.  !  James  X.  Woodbury  C.T. 

C.  U.  j  H.  G.  Hubbard  B. 
C  T.  |  Adin  Ballou 

MIILBURY. 

B.  j  Edmund  Y.  Garrette  C.  T. 

C.T.  iLewwJessup  .  C.T. 

C.  T.  ;  -.-.(:.  T. 

j  B.  F.  Green  SITE. 

|   li.  S.  1  nomas  B. 

C  T      E.  S.  Sheridan  R.  C. 

C.U.    J- Barber  (Westj  B. 


RUTLAND, 

Andrew  Baylies  M.  E, 

Clarendon  Waite  C.  T. 

SHREWSBURY. 

Daniel  K.  Bannister  M.  E. 

MeGinley  C.T. 

-  '      -       Uv. 

SOUTHBORO'. 

"Wm.  J.  Breed  C.T. 

Chas.  Ayers  B. 

-        -        -        -  C.U. 

SOUTHBRIDGE. 

Eber  Carpenter  C.  T. 

Ichabod  Ma  rev  M.  E. 

S.  S.  Parker    '  B. 

W.  W,  Wilson  Uv. 

Union, 

li.C. 

-    C.U, 


M.  E. 
B. 

B. 


NEW  BRAINTREJ 

John  If.  Gurney 


C.  T. 


NORTH BOBO 

Joseph  Allen      ? 
M.E.  j  T.  B.  Forbush    ) 
i  Samuel  S    Ashley 

I  Silas.  Rinley- 
M.  E.  ! 
q  s     :  nortrltudge. 

C.U!  1  Ceo.  B.  Saffi  rd  C.T.I 

Union  j  Lewis  F.  Clark  C.  T.  i 

j  Geo.  W.  Mansfield 

(Whiuusviiiej          M.  E. 
C.  T.  i  Friends.  ! 

c.  u.  i  ! 

NORTH    HRPORFIELD.         i 


C.  u. 

C.  T. 
B. 


SPENCER. 

Stephen  G.  Do  ad 
B.  Otherman 

STERLING. 

Gilbert  Bobbins 


C.  T. 

M.  E. 
B. 


C.  T. 

B. 

C.  U. 


HARVARD. 

John  Dodtre 

Wm.  A.  Whitwell 

Wm.  Leonard  B.  [ 

Community  of        Shakers.  !  Thomas  Sue  )     ,-,   T 

-        -        -  -M.  E".  I  CCushir t!  )S     U'  r 

Quincy  Whitney  Uv.     John  W.  C    did-e       M.E. 

hcldex.  Wm.H.Becchcr          C.T. 

-  S.    A.   j                          OAKHAM. 

Wm.  P.  Paine  C.  P.  j  James  Ki    b;  II              C.  T. 

Jasiab  II.  Tilton  B.  j         .        .        .        .   >t    k 

-----  u.  e.  ;      .     .     .     .    •  b. 


ST  URB  RIDGE. 

W.  B.  Olds  (Fiskdale)M.E. 
Sumner  G.  Clapp  C.  T. 

SUTTON. 

Spaulter   ( Wilkin- 
son vilfe)  E. 
Willard  Fuller              F.  B. 

N.S. Spalding  (Centre ) M.E. 

Geo.  Lyman  (Centre;  C.  T, 

Justus  A IdTeh  B. 
John    S.    ll  irridan 

(Manchflug.)  B. 
M.   N.    Cuinndngs 

(Manehaiifr)     '  B. 

James  Williamson  P. 


CHURCHES    AND    CLERGYMEN. 


105 


TEMrtETOX. 
n^ranl  Bushnell  t     ,.    Uv. 
A.  V.  Diwiock     (Bald- 

ivinviUe)  B. 

a .  ■ .  _  c.  t. 

i' ■;  .r'-<  s  Wellington  ?  p    tt 
E.tj.  Adams  (colL)  J 

-  M.E. 

XTl'TON-. 

Andrew  J.  Willard      C.  T 
Geo.  S.Bali  C.  U. 

CXHR1.0GE. 

!.      >J.  Abbott  C.T. 

!  i  isuel  Clarke  C.  U. 

K.  J-  Sheridan  R.'.C. 

J.  \V.  Russell.  B. 

Friends. 

WABBEN. 

S.  S.  Smith  C.T. 

D  ivid  Sherman  M.  E. 

C.  A.  Bradley  Uv. 

WKBSTES. 

-  C.  T. 
JajneaUnaja  R.  C. 

■}.  L.  Haiiaibr'd  H.  E. 

James  L.  A.  Fish  B. 


WESTBOROCGH. 

Luther  H.  Sheldon       C.  T. 

-  c.  u. 

0.  R.  Fassett  S.  A. 
A.  N.  Arnold  B. 
J.  C.  Cromack              M.  E. 

Vv'EST    BOYLSTON. 

Joseph  W.  Cross  C.  T. 

1.  B.  Bifitelow  (Oak- 

dale)  M.  E. 

Geo.  R.  Darrow  B. 

-  C.  U. 

WEST   BROOTiFIELD. 

-  C.  T. 

T.  J.  Abbott  M.  E. 

Jesse  Pehnimaa  P.  E. 

WESTMINSTER-. 

Uv. 

Uv. 

Asa  Merriam  B. 

Marcus  Ames  C.  T. 


Abi 


P.  Marvin 


Benj.  F.  Clark 


C.  T. 

B. 
C.T. 

c.u. 


WORCESTER. 

John  G.  Adarr^s  X 

I.  Horsford  (Hospital)  C 


J.  Boyce 

Merrill  Richardson 

Chester  Field 
J.  D.  E.  Jones 
Daniel  W.  Faui.ce 
J.  J    Powers 


WINCHENDON, 


(  W.  J.  Hambletpa 


B. 

M.E. 


I  Rush  R.  Ship.pen 
Alonzo  Kill 
Horace  James 
Samuel  Kelley 
Albert  C.  Patterson 
Seth  Swetser  C. 

H.  L.  Way  land 
J.  N.  Mars 

E.  Cutler  C 

-  (Mission  Chapel}  C 
One  Society  of  Frier 
It.  J.  Leonard  Ger.  Ev 
Daniel  T.  Taylor  Adv, 
J.  H.  Morrissey  R, 


SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 


Names  of  Churches 


Pastors. 


i   'i  i  First  Baptist  Church... 

17  io  Second  Baptist  Church. 

18  :.- African  Baptist  Church 
IS  7  Charles  st.  Baptist  Ch.. 
.  1"  11  »we  Street  Bap.  Ch.. . 
■■  '•   '  -S  mtU  B  ip(  ist  Church. . 

S  1'remont  St.  B  ip.  Ch. . . 
Iftll  B  iwdoin  Sq.  Bam  Ch.. 
'-:  Central  Sq.  Baptist  Ch. 
S-!\»'V<  Inion  B  iptist  Church.. 
1*1/  .'>  ist  in  B  iptist  Bethel.. 
J-M-S  Bw  Kth  Baptist  Church 
i:  '  ■  I'hirteerith  Bap.  Church 


17 

est  Chi 

irch . . 

U 

>1  Fi 

rst  Chr 

istian  Church. 

I 

0 

A  Sout 

i  Church  .... 

1 H 

1  • 

irk  Str< 
hi  up    ( 

et  Church  .... 
Essex  St.  Ch.. 

St    Chare!:.... 

Fine  Street  Church  .... 

Mariners'  <  Ihurch 

Cm  if  <:  Church 

vlavcrick  Church 

\F  unt  Wrnon  Church. . 


Somerset  street.. 
(Baldwin  place. .. 

Joy  street 

Charles  street.. . . 
Be<if 'd,e:Chn'ney 
Broadway,  S.  B. . 
Mar.  av.  c.  Harv'd 
iTretnont  Temple. 
'Bowdoin  square. 
Central  sq.  E.  B. 
Meirimac  street. 
Lewis,  c.  Co  mini 
Sou'thac  street. . . 
Dover,  c.  Wash.. 

Lynde  street 

Tyler,  c.  KneePd 

Wash.  c.  Milk... 

P-irk,  c.  Treraont 
.Essex,  c.Cha'ncy 
Broadway,  S.  B.. 
Bowdoin  street. . 
Sai'ia.c.  N.  Ben't 
Wash.  c.  Pine..  • 
Summer,  c.  Fed'J 
Winter  street.. . . 

East  Boston 

A -.hour ton  place. 
Br  Kulway.  S.   B.. 


...  I 


;;:.■ 


.  srst  Church  .. 

ud  Church 

"itone  Chapel 

i   '  iU  --:;'  l  Chu  ch.. 

■*«»  North  Church 

a  c.v  South  Church 


icy  strcu. . 
Bedford  street.  -- 
L'i'ciii't.  c    S  hoo! 

Hanover  street.. . 
Summer.c.  Bcd'd 


B 

B 

B 
B.'.'.Y. 

B 

B 

Cong. 

Chris 

C.  T. 

C.  T.. 
C.  T.. 
C.  T.. 
C.  T„ 
C.  T.. 
C.  T. 
C.  T.. 
C.  T.. 
C.  T.. 
C.  T.. 
C.  T.. 
C.  '1  .. 

c.  u . 
c.  u. 
c.  u. 
c.  u. 
c.  u. 
c.  u. 


■  Rollin  H.  Neale.. 

;  James  Belcher 

I 

!  John  C.  Stockhndge  .. 

. ;  Baron  Stow 

.  John  Duncan.. 

.  |  Daniel  C.  Eddy 

,    IsaacS    Kalloch.. 

i   J.  N    Murdoch ... 

.  T).  M    Crane 

.  |  Phineas  Stowe 

. ;  Leonard  A.  Grinn  s.« . . 
.P.  S.  Evans 

I  ^  Charles  Lowell 

'J  (Cyrus  A.  Bartol  .... 
. :  Edward  Edmunds  .... 

;  v  George  W.  Biagdpn. 
"I  1  Jacob  M.  Manning.. 

.!  Andrew  I..  St  me 

.1  N'ehemiah  Adams.  ... . 
.  Charles  S.  Porter 

J  George W.  Field , 

.|  Henrv  M.  Dexter 

.1  Elijah  Kellogg 

.;  George  Richards 

. :  T.  N".  Haskell 

. ;  Edward  N,  Kirk  ...... 

.   Charles  Smith 

. .  Chandler  RobUins  .... 


,!  1SH7 

;  ISoS 

|  18o3 
,;  IMS 
,.!  1856 
L3.5G 
18  oo 
,   IS58 


80S 

s  [~> 
S  :s 


is." 


O'.'O 

S57 

•S49 
834 


1836 
1819 
1855 
1845 
1858 
IS  12 

1853 

IS53 
1833 


Samuel  K.  Lothrop  ...    18  *4 

Arthur  B.  Fuller  . 1853 

Orville  Dewev 18o7 


106 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Location. 


1727  Federal  Street  Church.. 
1732  Hollis  Street  Church... 
1819;Hawes  Place  Church... 
1822  Buliinch  Street  Church. 
1825  Twelfth  Cun<;.  Church. . 

1825  Thirteenth  Con?.  Ch... 

1826  Pitts  Street  Chapel  .... 

1327. South  Con?.  Church 

183o  Warren  Street  Chapel.. 
1830  Suffolk  Street  Chapel  ..' 

1841  Ch.  of  the  Disciples ! 

1815  28th  Consjrega.  Society. : 
1846  East  Boston  Church I 

| Broadway  Church 

JHanover  st.  Chapel  .... 
1857  Canton  st   Church 

[Washington  Vill.  Chapel 
1722  Christ  Church !..• 

1734Trinity  Church 

ISIS  St.  Matthew's  Church.. 
1820,St,  Paul's  Church 

1829:St,  Stephen's  Chapel--. 

1829J  Grace  Church 

1843  Church  of  the  Messiah.. 
1844 1  Church  of  the  Advent.. 

1S15  Seamen's  Chapel 

1846  St.  John's  Church 

1  Sol. St.  M ark's  Church 

18-52, St.  Mary's  Church...*.. 
1843  Free-Will  Bap.  Church. 
1839|Geraian  Evangel.  Luth. 
1840:Gecman  Evan?.  Church 
184-  Synagogue  of  Israelites. 
jSyn  igogue  of  Israelites. 

1833  Zlon'Church 

1S4S  Bethel   Church.... 

1792i First  M eth.  Edw.  Ch... 
1806  Second  Meth.  Epis.  Ch. 
1818  Methodist  Episcopal  Ch, 
1S28  Bethel  Church.... 

1834  L'hird  Moth.  F-is.  Ch.. 
1839  fourth  Meth.  Epis,  Oh. 
IS4UJlrifth  Meth.  Epis.Ck... 
1S40  Sixtit  Meth.  Epis.  Ch... 
1846  Heading  Meth,  Fipis.Ch 
1853  Eighth  Meth.  Epis.  Ch. 
18411  First  Ass.  lief.  Pres.  Ch. 
1853  John  Knox's  Church  . . . 
1855  Reformed  Pres.  Church. 
1S53  MeridianStreet  Church. 
1664  Friends'  Meeting  House 


Fed'!,  c.  C'nan'g.  C. 

Hollis  street C. 

South  Boston...  C. 
Bulfinch  street.. |C. 
Chnmb's,  c.  Alien  C. 
Harr.  av.  c. Beach  C. 

Pitts  street C. 

Wash'n,  c.  CastlejC. 
Warren  street. ..  jC. 

Shawmut  av C. 

Indiana  place....  C. 

Music  Hail |C. 

[East  Boston C. 

[Broadway .......  C. 

Hanover  street. .  C. 
'Canton  street...  1C. 
Washing'n  viU'ge:C. 
Salem  street.... jE., 

Si!m'r,c.  HawleylE.. 

; Broadway,  S.  B..E.. 
jTrem't,  n.  Winter  E., 


.!  Ezra  S.  Gannett.... 
.  Thomas  Starr  King 
.1  Thomas  Dawes  .. .. 
.  William  R.  Alger.. 
.  i  Samuel  Barrett  .... 


1824 

1S4S 

I 

1854 

8 

38.55 

I 

1825 

1 

.'  Samuel  H.  -Winkley  ..; 
.]  Edward  E.  Hale  ...... 

.!  Charles  F.  Barnard  ...: 
.   Samuel  13.  Cruft 

. I  James  Freeman  Ciarke| 
.  j  Theodore  Parker. .....; 

. !  Warren  H.  Cudwurth  .i 


1846 
1856 

1336 
1845 
1841 
1S46 
1S52 


,  E.  J.  Gerrv ;  1858 

.  Geo.  II.  Hepworth !  1857 

.   Edmund  Squire, I  1857 

|  William  T.  Smithett. . .  |  1851 
i  {  Manton  Eastburn  ...I 
'i  >  John  Cotton  Smith  ..   1852 
.  Joseph  H.  Clinch !  1838 


Purchase  street, , ;  E 


uf5 


1  emple  street.. . ; 
Florence  street.. 
Green  street...., 
Commercial  st  . . 
Paris,  c.  Decatur 
Concord  street.. 
Richmoud  street. 
2v  Bennet  street. 
Shawmut  avenuei 
Shaw't,  n.  Pieas't 

73  Warren 

Pleasant  street. . 
West  Centre  st-.: 

W.  Centre 

Hanover  street. . 
Bromfield  street.. 
Revere  street.. . . 

Morth   square. ... 

Church  street.... 

N    Rus.=eil  street 
D  street,  &.  B.... 

Mt  ridian  s?..E.B. 
Shawmut  av... . . 

B  ;  ning ton.  ..... 

i  i  Summer... . . . 

Freeman  place.. 
Province  street.. 
Meridian  street.. 
Milton  place.... 


E. 

E. 

F. 

W. 

G. 

L. 

G. 

P. 

P. 

J. 

G. 

J. 

M 

M 

M 

E 

M 

E. 

M. 

E. 

M 

V 

\r 

T.' 

M 

>'. 

M 

E 

M 

E 

M 

E 

\[ 

E 

S  E.  M.  P.  Wells  . 
/  Edward  A.  Reno 
Charles  Mason  . .. 
George  M.  Randall 

M.  P.  Stickney 

John  Irwin 

Samuel  J.  Evans. . 
Cvrus  F,  Knight. . . 
J."  P.  Robinson  ... 
F.  W.  Straight.... 

Mr.  Ubelacher 

Louis  B.  Seh-warz  . 

B.  E.  Jacob 

Joseph  Schoninger 


John  W.  Dadurun. .... 
Lorenzo  R.  Thayer.... 

Thomas  Freeman 

Edward  T.  Taylor   .... 
Converse  L;McCurdy, 

Henry  W.  Warren 

'  Moses  A.  Howe 

William  R.  Bagnall... 

Gershom  F.  Cox , 

T.  Wiilard  Lewis 

Alexander  Biaikie..... 


1844 

1848 
1345 
1853 


1857 
1857 
1851 
1358 
1S57 

18.58 
1856 


1858 
1857 
1828 

1853 
1S57 
Ib57 
1858 
1858 
1858 
1817 


1788  Cathedral  of  Holy  Cross  Franklin  street..  R.  C. 
17SS  Chapel  of  Holy  Cross  ..Franklin  street..  R.  C 

lS36St.  Mary's  Church EnCicott  street..  R    C. 

i  ;  ! 

1837St.  Patrick's  Church  ...  Northampton  St.,  R,  C. 

1344  \  £h-  ?{  ?£'  Tetcr'  ?*•  I  Broadway,  S.  bJr.  C. 
;  (  Paul  &  dt-Augustine  j 

1844  St.  John's  Church Moon  street... ;.[r.  C. 

1844  Ch.  of  the  Holy  Trinity  Suffolk  street.. ..  R.  C. 

,«,.]  {  Ch.  <•{  St.  Nicholas. ..  East  Boston R.  C. 

lb44;?Ch.ofHolyRedeemer.i  '•         "  |ll.C 

T840St.  Vincent  de  Paul's... ,'Purchase  street..  R  C„ 


i  H.  II.  Johnson..  ...... 

j 

;    (  John  B.Fitzpatrick... 

|  j  James  A.  Healy 

j  1  Hilary  Tucker  ...... 

|   [  Patrick  Rogers 

,    M.  Moran 

i    f  John  E.  McEiroy... 

1  J  Bernardin  Wiget....| 
,;  }  Livy  Vigilante. j 

-   {  L.  Kocottbrt.... 
, !  Thomas  Lynch.. . 

!   r  Patrick  Lyndon 
.    ^Thos.  MclNulty 

<  (John   Flattely.. 

i  C  George  F.  Haskins.. 
,|  <  John  W.  Donahoe  .. 

I  (.Charles  Renoni 

!   \  John  B.  Cattani 

"    }  Roger  Deitz 

.'■  «)  James  Fitton... 

. !  I  Patrick    Healy 


1856 

1840 
1855 
1852 


■*  1857 


PHYSICIAiSS, 


10' 


Names  of  Churches. 


Dei 


Pastors. 


IS-53 

1313 
I*i2 
LS43 
L>5 
1316 
IS'Jti 
133-i 
1S-10 
tS-;2 


Jam* 


Harvard,  c.  Alb'yR.  C 


Ch.  of  Guardian  Angel  (Cambridge  street 
New  Jerusalem  Church  Uowdoin  street.. 
Ch.  of  the  Ad ventists...  Hudson, c.  K.n'1'd 
Ch.  of  the  Adventists  ...Chapman  Hall... 
First  Universalist  Ch...  Hauo'r.c. Bennet 
Second  Univ..  Church- . .  khool  sue^t.... 
Fourth  Univer.  Church.   Broadway,  S.  B.. 


Fifth  Univer.  Church 
Sixth  Univer.  Church., 
union  Evangelical  .... 


Varren  street.. . 
Webster,  E.  B... 
Jenmntrton  St.. . 


:r.c 

iSwed. 
|S.  A. 

S.  A., 

iC  ... 

u  ... 
u  ... 
;LT.  E. 


:  ^  Johni  J.Wliiams....:  1S;7. 

'  I McCarty j  1859 

..'Hilary  Tucker j 

..Thomas  Worcester....]  1828 

..  Joshua  V.  Hiraes 1842 

..  I  Miles  Grant I  1855 

..(Sebastian  Streeter    ....    1824 

...  Alonzo  A.  Miner 1843 

..  Wm.  W.  D  an IS55 

. .  jThomas  B.  Thayer ISoT 

..',J.  W.  Talbot 13-57 

..iLuraan   Bovden.  , j 


CF2LSEA,    NORTH    CHELSEA,    AND   *WIVrHROP. 


Names  of  Churches. 


Location. 


Faster;*. 


i-^n  First  Baptist  Church.,. 
IS-'iS  First  Unitarian  Church. 
LS-J-)  Park  st.  M.E.  Ch...... 

1341  Chestnut  st.  Cong.  Ch.. 

mil  St.  Luke's  Church 

1N4J  First  Universalist 

1849  Catholic  Church 

1851]  Broadway  Cons'.  Ch.... 
m:;  Mt.BeilJBgaamM.E.Ch. 

L855  Spiritualist . 

185G  Plymouth  Church 

:  St.  An  drew'.-;  Church  . . . 

North  Chelsea  Con^.Tr. 

North  Chelsea ConCUn. 
iWinthropM.  E.  Ch 


Broadway 

Hawthorn  street 
Park  street..... 

B 

Ic.u.... 

jM.  E.... 

Chestnut  ....,,. 
Broadway  ...... 

CT 

.Id 

Chestnut  street. 

;uv 

Cottage  street.. 
Broadway 

a.  c... 

C.  T.... 

Bellingham  st. . 
Fremont  Kail  . . 
Citv  Hall 

|M.  E... 
!C.  T.... 

Haw  thorne  stree 
North  Chelsea.. 
Nonh  Chelsea.. 
Winthrop 

IE 

iC  T.... 
|C.  u  ..., 
IME 

i  Alanson  P.  Mason.....; 

Charles  B.  Thomas....;  1355 

John  H.'Twombly :  1357 

|  Albert  H.  Plumb". j  1358 

Wm.  S.  Bartlett j 

'  Chas.  H.  Leonard 

:  Patrick  Strain. 

j  J  oseph  A.  Copp ' 

I  Abraham  D.  Merrill....   ISoS 

;  Daniel  F.  Goddard 

|  E.  H.  Nevin ....    1856 

I  George  D.  Wildes ;  1&37 

I  Joseph  W.  Tarl'on...-. i 

I  Wm.  O.  Moselv ...j  1S57 

John  M.  Merrill I 


PHYSICIANS 


BAHXSTABI.E  COUNTY.  I  Stone  Jeremiah,  Provincetown 

,  i.      x,     .  ,.-  -i,         .  ..  Whitney  Isaiah, 

...en  lanl  vv  Barnstaole  Bachelder  John,  (Monument)      Sandwich 

B  W«E     (Marston  M-.  Is)  Harpur  John, 

DoaneG.W.    (Ixyanms)  Leonard  Jonathan. 

*.{Hyanms)  "  Thompson  J.  [homoeo.] 

■,l1"-}  I  Gouch  William   B., 

|  Newton*  A.  H., 

!  Hagar  Joseph  M., 

Brewster  j  Hough  D.  C., 

UnaOiarn  i  Stone  Thomas  N., 

I  Pratt  A.. 

'       .     |  Russell  Henrv, 

r>enn5S  Shove  George, 


Pitcher  S.,  Jr.,  (Hyannis) 
S  ruth  I.  B., 
Gould  Samuel  H., 
Br,  wnell  Nathan  P., 
Carpenter  E.  W., 
kanforth  Nathaniel  B., 
Hurlbttrt  E.  M., 

N  '  •■  Edward  0., 
-"wift  Alfred, 

lips  John, 
;  '  "'■  William, 
'        vie  J.    II., 
hirers  Moses, 

fc*JpelB., 
:'  -■,•  Franklin,    . 
*ratt  J.  G., 
v"  t*on  John, 

■  ■■  fimuthy, 
■  •■'  John  L  , 
l*bie  Stephen  A., 


WVildect 

(South)  "i  arm  mth 
(Port) 


;:  i 


BKRKSHIRK   COUNTY. 

(Nor'.h)  Adams 


Eastham  I  Babbitt  N.  S., 
Falmouth,  j   Barker  John  L., 

Brisgs  S.  N.,  [botanic]       (North)      " 
I    Harvey  A.,  "■ 

I:  iwkcs  F-.  S., 
Harwich   j    Holmes   EL   M., 
!  Lawrence  G.  C, 

|  Phillips  H.  P..  (North)     ■' 

Orleans  |  Sheppardson  Noah,  [botanic]  " 

-'  Tyler  William  H.,  (North)     " 

Provincetown  |  Starkweather  E.  P.,  Becket 

»«  Wheeler  Elbridge  G.,  " 


108 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Bliss  G.  Alberts. 
Bowker  Alonzo  M., 
Cole  Lan  >ing  J., 
Ferre  Henry, 
Smead  Samuel, 
Bet-be  Richard, 
Van  Deuscn  Harlow, 
Tefft  E    W.,    [botani 
Cass  Jonathan, 
Collins  T.  Clarkson, 
Parks  W.  H., 
Pickett  Noble  B., 
Mann  G.  K.. 
Kit  redge  B   F., 
Williams  Eiisha, 
Griswo:d  R.  G., 
Pratt  Henry, 
GiiTord  John  B., 
Hbloomb  CiitfbrdC, 
Judd  Judson, 
Leonard  John  M., 
Peahody  Daniel, 
Whiting  J.B., 
Wright  Eiiphalet, 
Demins  William, 


Cheshire 

Dalton 
Egremont 

Florida 

Great  Barriugton 


Hancock 
Hiusdale 


Lanesboro' 
Lee 


Lenox 


TicknorA.  P., 

Monterey 

AVr.ire  Leland, 

IJ^ew  Ash  ford 

Pease  Seth, 

New  Marlboro' 

Rising  Julius  A.-, 

•< 

Spelman  II.  K., 

Otis 

Kittredge  John, 

Peru 

Allen  A    N\, 

Pittsfield 

Bail  v  Charles, 

«• 

Brewster  J.  M., 

<( 

Brewster  0.  E., 

»< 

CadvF.  A., 

<( 

Cbrlds  Henry  K., 

" 

Childs  Timothy, 

<< 

Cloutrh  Wiilard, 

♦» 

Cole  Harvey, 

Jack-ou  W.  L., 

" 

Manoiaa 

<< 

Root  0.\8., 

<i 

Wilson  N.J., 

« 

Waite  Lorenzo, 

<« 

•■    ■  :  '      -  >   iden, 

Richmond 

Baleh  Ebencz<*r, 

SandisSeid 

Beach  John  C, 

Mel  en  Henry, 

«« 

Parsons  Samuel  C, 

•' 

Bowker  Charles, 

Savov 

Kci!  >ursr  6.  R., 

Sheffield 

Peck  Oliver, 

.. 

Scovill  .John, 

»( 

Train  Horace  D., 

«< 

Ad  mis  L.  S., 

Stoekbridge 

Reliey  Joab, 

*» 

McAllister  Charles, 

i« 

Warner  Thomas  J., 

i< 

Wilson  John  W., 

Tyrinsham. 

Dewey  Luke, 

W.  Stoekbridge 

Farrar  W.  P., 

" 

Leav  t*  Dudley, 

•i 

Newton  S   S 

it 

Rooi  Edward  B., 

«« 

Cn  iiRtincsWm.  EL. 

Williamstown 

1)  mean  s., 

•  * 

S  .   in  Henry  L., 

ii 

Smith  Andrew  M., 

" 

!  KISTOfc   COrNTT. 

Br    (*  ••-  John   E.,  Attleboro' 

C,r  enter  lienoni, 

I  ie«  W„ 

Fuiien  >  •iiiusd,  <» 

S  tnfi  ru"  i'.  Iw«xd,  ** 

SolomOD.  JaiUtS  M,,  •' 


Berkley 
Dartmouth 


Dighton 
Easton 

Fairhaven 
Fail  River 


Mansfield 
New  Bedford 
[hom'jeo.]         *' 


Hathaway  Shadrach, 

Oukes  Thomas  F  , 

B  irtlett  Francis  D., 

Cornish  Theodore  0. 

Talbot  Charles, 

Wood  Alfred, 

Dean  James, 

Deans  Samuel, 

Swan  Caleb, 

Swan  George  W.  J., 

Atwood  George, 

Fairchild  Isaac, 

Aldnch  James  >E, 

Burden  Lefavor  H., 

Clarke  John  L.,  " 

Davis  Robert  T.,  u 

Dwelley  Jerome,  4i 

Fiske  Isaac,  " 

Foley  Michael,  u 

Hartley  James  W.,  " 

H'oper  Foster,  " 

Learned  Eben  T.,  " 

Mari,sal  Felix  V., 

Priest  M.    L., 

Whittaker  John  B  , 

Wilbur  Amos  C,  u 

Braley  Bradford,  (East)  Freetown 

Bump  Thomas,  (Assonet  Yill.)  " 

Comings  A.  G.,  '       "  "  " 

Nichols  Thos.  G.,     " 

Williams  Seth  P., 

Allen  W.  G., 

Perry  W.  F., 

Abbe  E.  P., 

Bartl.ett  Lyman, 

Clark  Henry  B,, 

Clark  J., 

Cornish  Aaron,  " 

Gordon  W.  A.,  " 

Hooper  Frederick  H.,  " 

Jennings  Job:.  HE., 

Learning  Philip  S.,    [botanic]  " 

Mackie  Andrew,  *4 

Mackie  J.  H., 

Mathes  F.,  [homoeo.]  " 

May  new   J.S., 

Roche  Manning  B.,  [homoeo.]        " 

Siss.on  Edward  K.,  ,: 

Spare  John,  " 

Spencer  C.  L.,    [homoeo.]  " 

Spooner  Paul,  '* 

SiickneyGD., 

Stearns. George  W.,  " 

Stowe  Samuel  F.,  [botanic]  i: 

Swasey  Charles  M.,  " 

Swasey  J.  N.,  " 

Sweet  J.,  •" 

Tiittle  Charles  M.,  « 

Webster  J.   W.,  " 

Wilder  Daniel,    [homrco.j  ** 

Rounds  Ber  j.  M.,  [homoeo.]  Norton 

Budlong  James,  Pawtu   ket 

Gardner  J.ihnson,  " 

Gaylord  Win.   A., 

Mortori  Llo\  '..  " 

Ii  ay  ward  E  lis  ha,  Raynhani 

Howe  Charles  ■  " 

Bullock  Samuel,  Rehoboth 

Randall  George,  ,; 

Randal!  M.  R., 

Aspinwall  Thomas  W.,  Seekonk. 

Sumner  Esek  P., 

I'liitiips  (J.,  So;:. 

Wellington  Jaraes  L.,  Sw:n 

Barney  Bildad,  Taur.t    u 

Barrows  George,  [honnx-j.]  ,( 

Havlies  Alfred, 

Burge  Wm   J.. 

Dawes  Ebeuezer,  .** 


PHYSICIANS. 


109 


D*an  J.  B.,  Taunton 

I  rilinan  F.,  " 
Harris  C.  \Y., 

Harris  H.,  » 

II  srris  J.  T., 

H  owe  Charles,  il 

Hubbard  II.  B., 

J  )ne s  E.  U.,  [homceo.]  " 

lying  D., 

Leonard  George,  " 

Murphy  Joseph,  «' 

Nichols  J.  D.,  «' 

Riley  Thomas,  " 

Sampson  Ira,  " 

Sampson  &  Howe,  " 

Abbe  B.  H.,  Westport 

Gilford  A.  A. 

Handy  James  H.,  « 

Sisson  Benjamin  D.,  " 

DXTKES   COUNTY. 

Brackett  William  T.  S.,  Edgartown 

Lucas  Ivorv  H.,  " 

Mayberry  Edwin  Hi,  " 

Pierce  John,  " 

Cleveland  Daniel  A.,  Tisbury 

Leach  William,  " 
Lues  William  II.,                (West)        " 


E3SEX  COUNT1 

Atkinson  Benjamin, 

Atkinson  Benjamin,  Jr., 

Dearcorn  H.  S., 

Kurd  Y.  G., 

SparhaWk  Thomas, 

Howctrth  James, 

Kimball  W.  Ii., 

Tracy  Stephen; 

Bovuen  W.  C, 

Haddock  Charles 

Haunaford  'J.  H.  pxcrrnoeoJ 

Jones  X.than,  J 

Sw  isey  O.  P.,  [dentist] 

ThorndiKe  William,  Jr., 

Torrev  Augustus, 

Coijg^well  Geor»e 

Caswell  William, 

Chase  Preston.  M.. 

Grosvenei  ©avid  A., 

Hunt  Ebenezer 

Osgo  <d  George, 

Snow  Jesse  W., 

Lanisnn  Josiah, 

Couch  11.  M„ 

Moody  George, 

B  irl  er  Joseph  S., 

Davidso-n  ii.  E.. 

Dyer  J.   Franklin, 

Garland [Joseph, 

Hddreth  Charles  II., 

Wn  Isa,icP., 

>V  alter  Joseph  S., 

&p»ii  =rd  Jeremiah, 

Alien  Daniel  6 

;    ta      I.  E  ,  ■  *' 

Crawcil  John,  Jr. 

t'lint  K.  adftil,  « 

Gambeil  William  P.,  [homcEo.] 

W«»w  Jamea  C,  •« 

iv-.  ;  ion  Timothy  «< 

'•  v.i  >y  O.  S..    " 

verier  A.  iv.,  [ec.Ie  :ti  ■: 

gawyer  Benjamin  E.,  [homceo.]  (i 

;  '«h  i.s., 

:,■■'■  •'»  %  J.,  [botanic]  " 

'-•''■  s.  rc w|  « 

Ames  J.  N.,' [botanic) 
""^w  Joseph  E., 


Amesbury 
>< 

<( 

a 

Andover 
a 

Beverly 


Bradford 
Danvers 


Essex 

Georgetown 

Gloucester 


Groveland 
Hamilton 
Haverhill 


Ipswich 


Flitner  Isaac  T., 

Allen  E.  B.. 

Burleinh  William  H., 

Clark  M.  P., 

D-ma  David,  Jr., 

French  A.  J.,  [homoeo.) 

Garland  George  W., 

Hill  Mary  J.. '[midwife] 

Lamb  Wm.  D., 

Lougee  Wm.  II., 

Morse  J.  H., 

Ordway  Aaron, 

Parant  Joseph, 

Pike  A.  W..  Jr.,  [homceo.] 

Roberts  Michael, 

Robinson  E.  L.,  [humor] 

Sargent  Seneca.    .. 

Schuyler  Lucy  S.,  [Indian] 

Stowe  John,    • 

Tewksbury  Isaac, 

Adams  Amos  SM 

Brown  Josiah, 

Clark  James,  [electic] 

Drew  David  F., 

Eastman  E.  P., 

Gallnupe  Isaac  F., 

Gnuld  Abraham, 

Gove  Hiram, 

H.-lder  J.  B., 

Newhall  Asa  T., 

Newhfdl  Edward, 

Nye  James  M., 

Perley  D  »nieL 

Reuton  John, 

Rogers  R.  S,,  [botanic] 

Slocum  William, 

True  J.  M., 

fveenan  Thomas, 

Crafts  D.  M., 

Priest  George  A., 

Story  Asa, 

Biaisdell  Clark, 

Gile  Daniel, 

Hopkins  Joshua  H.,  [dentis 

Whitteraore  H.  H.  F., 

Young  Samuel  L., 

Grosveudr  John  M., 

Huse  Stephen, 

Lbugee  William  H., 

Phelps  E.  §:, 

Piuinfner  Daniel  T., 

Root  Martin, 

Atkinson  Josiah, 

Moses  Brown, 

Cross  Enoch 

Dickens  J  .b  T.,  [e. 

Flanders  David 

Gde  Stephen  M  ,  [homceo 

Howe  Francis  A., 

tngalls  Lyndsay  A., 

Johnson  Jona.  G., 

Keyser  Samuel,  [botanic] 

Pender  Robert, 

Perkins  Henry  C, 

Sawver  Jeremiah  II., 

Sp«  iford  Richard  S,, 

Til  ton  Junes  A., 

Wyman  Samuel  W., 

Kittredge  J., 

Strong  Samuel, 

Abbott  O.  I)., 

Haskell  Benjamin, 

Manning  ■''  oseph, 

Herbert  Richard, 

Proctor  Charles, 

Pa-sett  John  A.,  [olnirvoy 

Charhc'e  James,  [Indian] 

Choate  David, 

Cho  itc  George, 


Ipswich 
Lawrence 


Lynn 


(West)     « 
(West)     » 


(West) 


Lynnneld 
Manchester 


Marblehead 


Merhut 


Middl-toa 
JN'ewburv 


Newburvport 


eclectic] 
homoeo  .1 


North  Andover 
Rock  port 

Rowley 
mtl  Salem 


110 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Cox  Benjamin,  Jr., 
Firz  Gerald  Edward, 
Floto  John  II. .  [homceo.] 
GersdoiffB.,  [homceo,] 

Han  nan  D.  B.,. 
Harris  Jerome,  [homceo.] 
Johnson  Samuel, 
Loring  George  B., 
Mack  William, 
Fatten  John  R., 
Perkins  G  orge  A., 
Pierson  Edward  B., 
Qui ni by  Elisha, 
Quimby  E.  Hervey, 
Stone  James,  Jr., 
Stone  H.  O., 
Stone  Lincoln  R., 
Tuttle  Kenrv  C, 
Wallace  Thomas, 
Wheatland  EL, 
Wheatland  Richard  H., 
Wiedeman  A.,  [homceo.] 
Williams  William, 
Winsor  Frederick, 
Wood  J.  G  ,  [hornoeo.] 
Dearborn  Cyras, 
Gale  Josiah  B.,  [homceo.] 
Slocumb  William, 
Lord  Samuel  A., 
Osborne  George, 
Osgood  Joseph, 
Perkins  D.  C, 
Barstow  F.  0., 
Alien  Justin 
Merfiain  Royal  A., 
Alien  Myron  0., 
Ambios  -  \>.  L-, 
Appleton  John, 
Robinson  Dean, 


FRAN'EXIX  CO  ".NTT. 


Salem 


Salts! 


ary 


Saugus 

South  Lanvcrs 


swampseott 
Topsfield 

Wenham 
;t  Newbury 


iCnowltou  Charles  L., 

Ashfield 

Warren  Joseph, 

Brooks  John, 

Bernardston 

Dwight  William, 

•« 

Trow  Josiah, 

Bucktan'd 

Bates  ^:-;v;en, 

Charlemout 

Taylor  A:H.s 

" 

Lyons  Charles  T., 

Coleraine 

Hamilton.  E.  D., 

Conway 

Hamilton  Washington, 

<( 

Vh.ing  D.  T.. 

,t 

Eaton  JacobS.,                (Sou 

h)   Deerfield 

Porter  R.  >'.. 

«■ 

Wright  Samuel  G., 

Gill 

Dean  Adams  C, 

Greenfield 

Draper  J., 

«* 

Fisk  Charles  S.,   [hot.] 

" 

Fisk  Charles  S.,  Jr.,  [hot.] 

Fisk  1>.  1).,  [bot.] 

u 

Hovey  Daniel, 

ir 

Osgood  J.  W,  D., 

" 

Stone  L,  [homceo.] 

44 

Temple  Cyrus, 

Heath 

Ri  -f  David, 

L*vtfr?tt 

Vining  T.  S  ,  [eclectic] 
Bradford  David. 

Lryden 

Montague  j 

Cobb  Am*  Hi.    [hot.] 

" 

Wright  George, 

14 . 

Andrews  Robert, 

New  Salem   i 

Andrews  Foster, 

l 

Chanv*  erlain  Levi, 

Coi'lid^e  James, 

*'       i 

Hall  Philip, 

Korthfield  1 

Mead  Mai  shall  £.. 

w 

Stra'ton   Elijah, 

1 

Barton  Howard, 

Orange  | 

Meacbum  Hiram  A., 

Rowe 
Shclburne  (Falls) 


I  Gould  Humphrey, 

j  Bement  John  W\, 
Bull  George,  •' 

Dun  ran  C.  M.,  " 

Puffer  C,  «<  (Falls) 

Severance  M.  S.,  [eclectic]  "  '     " 

Wilson  Milo.  '  » 

Trow  Nathaniel  G.,  -    Sunderland 

Hill  Gardner  C,  Warwick 

Bardwell  Chester,  2d,  Whateley 

Harwood  Myron,  ** 

Stacy  Philemon,  " 

HAMPDEN'  COrXTY. 

Bell  Cyrus         (Feeding  Hills)     Agawam 
McCray  Edwin,  ""  " 

Wright  Silas  P., 
Parsons  Homer  L., 
Chamberlain  George 
Witter  John, 


Blandford 

Brimfie'd 

Chester 

Chicopee 


(Falls)     " 

Granville 
Holvoke 


Lor.gmeauow 


(East  Parish) 


Ludlow 
3d  on  son 


Palmer 


Lucas  H.  S.,  . 

DeWolfT.  K., 

Abell  E.  D., 

Alvurd  Samuel, 

Denison  George  W 

Shepard  R.,  [bot.] 

Smith  Wm.  G., 

Stickney  P.  L.  B., 

Wilbur  J.  R., 

Chides  ter  B., 

Hoicombe  Vincent, 

Johnson  Joel  W., 

Clark  A.  B., 

Long  Lawson,         (Ireland) 

Pierce  Elbridge  G., 

Spring  Charles  H., 

Underwood  Porter, 

Chapman  Thomas  L.,   ' 

Hooker  George 

Strickland  Rial, 

Newton  £1.  C, 

Aiden  W.  B., 

Wood  Robert, 

Cady  Henry. 

Shaw  Samuel, 

Smith  Alvin, 

Towne  J.  W., 

Davis  Am  as' a, 

Holbroqk  William 

King  Aaron, 

Thomas  J.  B., 

Rockwell  Joseph  W 

Adams  Nathan, 

BildenC.  A., 

Breck  W.  G.. 

Bridgman  William,  «< 

Brown  Wm.  C,  " 

Buzzell  J.  M.. 

Chaffee  CaWin  C, 

Church  Jefferson,  •« 

Collins  II.  A.,  [homtco.] 

Fitch  W.  L., 

Foster  James  M.,  »• 

Hooker  John,  •* 

Jaeo!  s  Horace,  .» 

Lambert  Alfred,  »; 

McCrav  Warren,  " 

McLeain  A.  S  , 

Otis  George  A.,  i* 

Owen  V.  L., 

Seegcr  Edwin,  •» 

Sin  th  David, 

Stra'sey  Geo.  W.,   [horctco.l  -    ' 

Tully  William,       ~ 

WilleH  R., 

Smith  John,  •  Wale* 

Abbott  Jehi  1,  Westrleld 

Asrirews  George,  [botanic] 


(3  Rivers) 

(Depot) 

(Centre)         "    , 
(Thorndtke)     ,l 

Southwick 
Springfield 


PHYSICIANS. 


Ill 


Andrews  J.,  [botanic] 
Holland  Jarr.es, 
liobi  :snn  Millard, 

Snurtletf  Simeon, 

Tucker  George, 

Wooavine  D.  G., 

W.right  Lucius. 

Bartholomew  Hiram, 

Champion  Reuben, 

Dowries  Nathaniel, 

Uifofd  Edward  F.,  •* 

Bottom  Abiel,  ("South')     Wiibraham 

Cadv  Marcus  "  " 

Fosket  S.,  (North)  " 

fvibbe  Gideon,  *        " 

Rice  Jesse  W.,  (North)  u 


Westfield 


W.  Springfield 


HAMPSHIRE   COUNTY 

Smith  Benj.F., 
Fish  Seth, 
Taylor  Israel  E., 
Temple  Theron, 
Thompson  Horatio, 
Thomson  George, 
Richardson  John  H., 
Gardner  Benjamin, 
Gilfiiian  Thomas, 
Jov  Royal, 
Richarjd  W., 
Stedraan  Isaiah  II . 
Clark  Alherton, 
Green  Francis  C, 
Harrington  Isaac, 
Peck  Addison  S., 
Rockwood  Ebenezer  H. 


Amherst 


Belehertown 


Chesterfi* 

Cummingi 


Id 


Easthampton 


Enfield 


j  hydro,  j 


[mbtorpathic] 

orence)  f  hydro  ] 

[homceo.] 


Mile3  John  M.,  Acton 

French  Leonard,  Ashbv 

Barrett  William  M.,  Ashland 

Jackson  William,  " 

Adams  Abel  H.,  Bedford 

Fletcher  S.  W.,  " 

Bickford  Hezekiah  E.,  Billerica 

Grey  William,  " 

Parker  Daniel,  " 

Braman  Isaac  G.,  Brighton. 

Mason  Augustus,  '* 

Whittemore  James  M.,  ** 
Wilkins  Clark  A.,  [Dentist] 

Aider.  Jona.  P.                 (Port)  Cambridge 
Alien  Charles  II., 

Chase  Hiram  L.,   [honnvo.l  " 


Wiiislow  Joseph  W.,  " 

Marsh  L.  E..  Granby 

Goodale  Jonathan  W.,  Greenwich. 

Boaney  Fran  kiln,  H a  d  1  ey 

Gittnan  Noah,  Hatfield 

Bell  William  0.,  Huntington 

Church  James  U,,  MiddlehVrd 

Chamberlain  C.  N\,  Northampton 

Dennison.  Edw.  ] 

Dunlap  James, 

Fiske  Samuel  A. 

Hatsted  Haifiel  ! 

MundeChas.  (Fl 

Peek  Gustav.u:s  '. 

Roberts  Geo.  \V. 

Roberta  0.  0., 

.Thompson  Austin  W.,  " 

Thompson  Daniel,  *' 

Thompson  James,  " 

Eaton  J.  M.,  Plainfield 

Shaw  Samuel, 

Allen  E.  C,  [homceo. 1    (Falls)  So.  Hadley 

Goodman  Otis,  '  "      •        " 

Lester  Edward,  " 

Kittredge  Josiah. 

Meloney  C.  B..    [hot.]         (Falls)     " 

SilcoK  Edwin  P.;       J 

Bell  Artemas, 

Gridlev  J.  A 

Calkin's  F.  W  , 

Miner  D.  W., 

Richardson  Eben  C 

Yale  John. 

Clark  Philo, 

Hooker  William, 

Oreuu  Ilervvv, 

Uiliman  Roswell  S.,  Wi 

<*reeri  J.  ]>.. 

Meek  ins  Thomas, 

1  row  W.  M., 

Pierce  Arthur  G,4  W 


Clarke  Moses, 
Cushing  F.  Thaxter, 
Dana  Francis, 
Farnsworth  Chas.  H 
Fletcher  Moore  R., 
Foster  Charles  F., 
Hooker  Anson, 
Hooker  Anson  P., 
Johnson  Wra.  O., 
Marston  Ephraim, 
Morse  James  R., 
Piympton  Syivanus, 
Taylor  John  B., 
Webber  A.  Carter. 
Wellington  W.  W., 
Wright  Ward  E.,  [bot.] 
Wyman  Jeffries, 
Wvman  Morrill, 
Marsh  Austin, 
Bancroft  Amos  B., 
Bell  Luther  V., 
Bemis  J.  W., 
Bowman  Willard, 
Cheever  John,  [botanic] 
Cutler  George, 
Hayes  Jacob, 
Hurd  Samuel  H., 
j    Lane  William  N., 
Mason  William, 


(East) 
(Port; 

(East) 


(East) 


(Port) 


(East) 
(Port) 


Cambridge 


Carlj 

Ciiarlcsc.i 


outhampton 


Ware 


Westhampton 


MIDDLESEX 

t-owdrcy  Harris, 


Acton  j 


Morris  W.  B., 

♦  4 

Neilson  J.  C,  [homceo.] 

" 

Remick  II.  p-.,Tho'tanie] 

11 

Bobbins  Charles, 

" 

Roy  J., 

,t 

Scammell  L.  L., 

14 

S  te v.ens  T h  o m  a s  J . , 

'* 

Thompson  Abraham  R., 

" 

Warren  Charles, 

'* 

Whiting  Augustus,    - 

" 

Whiting  John  S., 

it 

Willis  L.  M., 

'* 

Bartlett  J.  C, 

Chelmsford 

Edwards  N.  B.,         (North 

) 

Howard  Levi, 

*•' 

Barrett  Henry  A., 

Concord 

Bartlett  Josiah, 

" 

Reynolds  Joseph, 

Blake  Jeremiah, 

Bra  rot 

llildreth  Isranl, 

" 

Howe  A.  W., 

Dunstable 

Brown  James  W., 

Ffitnimutiatn 

Cowles  11.,           (Saxomil 

ie) 

Hoyt  Euos, 

" 

Johnson  0.  0., 

" 

Osgood  J.  W..     (Saxonvil 

Ie)           " 

Whitney  Sime  m, 

Whitney  Al'lston  W.,  (Sot 

th) 

McCoilester  J.  Q.  A., 

Grolcn 

Smith  Norm  an, 

" 

Spaulding  Miles, 

tt 

Stearns  George, 

" 

Burriap  S.  G., 

BoiiistOR 

Fisk  Timothy, 

'* 

112 


MASS  A  GH  US  ETTS    REGISTER. 


Jewett  C.  C, 
Lake  Hiram, 
Merriii  Jesse, 
Pratt  Jefferson, 
Wa.ren  George  A., 
White  O.  C, 
Currier  William  J., 
Holmes  Howland, 
Spauldina  Stillman, 
Chapin  Henry  C, 
Seavey  O.  F., 
Allen  Nathan, 
Astle  Abel, 
Astle  George, 
Bass   William, 
Bates  II.  T., 
Boynton  Amos  R., 
Bradley  William  H., 
Burn  ham  Walter, 
Burnham  Zebuion  P., 
Campbell  Patrick  P., ' 


Chai 


Lvsander, 


Coly  Peter,  [Indian] 
Dalton  John  C, 
Dickey  Hanover, 
Ga^e  Daniel  P., 
Gates  Jeremiah, 
Graves  John  W., 
Green  John  O., 
Harmon  James  Iff,, 
Holt  Daniel,  [homoeo. 
Hooke  Henry  11:, 
Huntington  Elisha, 
Hun  toon  James  W., 
Jackson  Andrew. 
Jackson  James  D.. 
Jackson  William  E., 
Jenness  L.  VVelirnan, 
Jewett  Jeremiah  P., 
Kidder  Mo.es  W., 
Kimball  Oilman, 
Kitlredse   E.  P.. 
Kittredge  Plover  G., 
Mansfield  George, 
Masta  Joseph  A., 
McDowell  Hannah  P. 
Moon    Ira  L  , 
M  >rril]  Frederick, 
M  .rse  Luther  B., 
Howe  Daniel, 
Gicott  James  S., 
Parker  Hiram, 
Perharo.  Otis, 
Person^  J.  W., 
Pierce  George, 
PiUsburv  H  irlin, 
Sanborn  E   K., 
Savory  Charles  A., 
Seribner  Isaac  W., 
Simpson  Benjamin  F., 
Skelton  Benjamin, 
Spalding  Joel, 
Stevens  J.  W., 
Stone  George  W„, 
Thompson  James, 
To  mipsort  Marshall  I 
Wells  David, 
Whipple  Calvin, 
Wiieman  Esther  C  , 
Wright  Mary  P.  Mrs. 
BurbeeJ.  A., 
French  Nathan, 
Stacker  Alfred  A., 
Sullivan  John  L., 
Taylbi  < '.  U., 
Iiin.es  E  Iward  F., 
M^rsh  Charles  D.f 
Putnam  Charles, 
Stearns  Henry  P., 


.  P" 


Holliston  f  Bemis  Charles  V., 

I   D.rr  James  C, 
Hopkintbn   j   th  den  burg  James, 
j  Swan  Daniel, 
"  l   Woodbury  El  well. 

|.(  |  Abbot  B.  F., 

Lexington  !  Parker  .Moses, 
j  Phis  ney  E.  0., 
.  Cooiidge  J.  B.,  [dentist] 

Lincoln  I  Be^rd  George, 
Littleton      Hoyfc  John, 
Lowell    ,  Partridge  L.  E 
Russell   Ira, 
Townsend  G.  J., 
Bigelow  H., 
Binestell  Joseph, 
Brown  J.  a., 
Grant  J    H., 
Kendal!  A. A., 
Teuton  W.  P., 
Warren  Edward 
Grosvennr  David 
Cutter  Neherniah, 
Howe  James  S.  N., 

,  [botanic] 


Medford 


Melrose 


Natick 
« 


(Corner)  Newton, 
[homceo.]    "  '• 

(West)  " 
(Upper  Palish  " 
(Lou er  Fails)  "  * 
(NevvtonviileJ  " 
(Lower  Fails)  " 
A.,  North  Reading 

Pepperell 


M  a'.len 


Marlboro' 


Suckney  James  M. 
Walton  John, 
Berry  M.,  [horn ceo.] 
Harlow  Andievv  J., 
Wakefield  Horace  P., 
B  Ian chard  Albert  H., 
Parker  James  O., 
Kingsbury -Nathaniel, 
Plyinpton  A.  A., 
Bartlett  Joseph  E.T 
Let! der. son  Jophanus, 
Knight  Nathaniel  Z,' 
Ridge  way  p.  R,, 
v\  hitman  — — — t  rCye 
Hani  Francis  P., 
M  ins-field  Joseph  D., 
j   Norcross  Josiah, 
j  Riehardson  Solon  0., 
i   Willis  William  XL,     ' 
}  Goodrich  Horace, 

Heath  William  H.. 
Stevens  Wiliiam  p^ 

Cowdry  Arr.hu;-, 

Ames  jost  ph  S., 

Goodnough  Levi, 

Seymour  D.  E., 

Asrell  Abel., 

Brc  '.vn  J  (Mia  than, 

Ba>nton  Royal  B., 

Heard  John; 

Siickney  A   G.. 

Perkins  Edward  A., 

Adams  Horatio, 

Dou;se  C.  !>., 

Kittredge  F.  R.  W., 

Kittredge  Theodore, 

Moore  Marcus  A., 

Saunders  C.  F., 

Warren  R.  S., 

Hosmer  Hiram, 

Huckins  D.  T., 

Richardson  Samuel 

Ann  s  Ebeneijer, 

Aicvanaer  J.  L., 

Harris  J.  (.'., 

Hodgdon  Richard  L., 

i  iiderw.md  Joseph, 

V  '«  Darim  A., 

Osgood  Benjamin. 

Hunt  Otis  j,., 

Brown  Silas, 

Toothaker  Samuel  A., 

Cnapin  Aionzo, 

Ingalls  William. 


ling 


Shprborn 

Shirley 


Somervilie 


:  ear] 
South  Reading 


S  ton  eh  am 


Stow 
Sudbury 


Tewksbury 
Townsend 


Tyngsboro' 
Waltham 


Water  town 


Wayland 
West  Cam  bridge 


Westford 

Weston 
Wilmi'ngtoa 

Wind:  ester 


PHYSICIANS, 


113 


Boston  Edmund,  [botanic!  Woburn 

CUrk  A.  W., 

•  \  mgh  .faun,  *• 

Catter  B., 

Gutter  Ephr&im,  " 

Drew  S.  Watson,  " 

Nelson  John,  " 

Piper  K.  U., 

liickard  Truman,  ** 

Scales  Thomas  S.,  [homoeo.]  u 


NANTUCKET    COUNTY. 


Van tucket 


Fearing  Elisna  P., 

King  Joan   B.,  " 

Robinson  Charles.  F.,  " 

Sherman  J.  H.,  " 

MORFOIiK.  COUNTY. 

Nelson  George,  Belllngham 

Haynes  Aaron,  (South)  Braintree 

Richard  Jacob,  (East)          " 

Torrey  Noah,  (South)        " 

Wild  "Jonathan,  " 

Francis  T.  Eustis,  Brookline 

Salisbury  Stephen,  " 

Saartleff  Augastice,  ,     " 

Sr.urtletF  Samuel  A.,  " 

Wild  Edward  A.,  [homoeo.]  " 

Abbott  Esra,  Canton 

Taft  Caleb  S.,  M 

Foster  Fordyce,  Cohasset 

Pratt  Ezekiel,  " 

Aten  Henry  F.,  Dedham 

Burgess  Ebenezer  P.,  " 

Fogg  David  S.,  (South) 

Howe  Francis,  (West)        " 

Mr.ynard  John  P.,  '     « 

Paine  Joseph  P.,  [hon)..co,]  " 

Spear  Henry  F.»  " 

Stimson  Jeremy,  " 
Wight  Danforth  P., 

Gushing  Benjamin,  Dorchester 

Jarvis  Edward,  " 
Miller  Erasmus  D., 
Spoonar  John  P.,  [homoeo.] 
Stedinan  E.  C., 
Warren  J.  H.. 

W-sdihoft  Conrad,  i% 

Dickermae  Lemuel,  Foxooro' 

Hitchcock  Joseph  G-,  S., 

KingGeorse,  Franklin 
Nolen  William  B., 

Gailoup  John  S.,  Medfield 

J  ones  b.  W  aylan  d,  " 

Brown  Artemas,  (Village)  Medway 

Gale  Amory,  (East)         " 

Munroe  A.  Le  B.,  (Village) 

Rockwood — ,  (West)        " 

Holmes  Christopher  C,  Milcon 

I  dmer  Simeon,  " 

Kimrner  William,  '* 

V\  are  Jonathan,  " 

Liverraore  Abel  C,  INeedham 

Noyes  Josiah,  " 

Pattee  William  S.,  Quincy 
N: •ville  Henry  M., 

Stetson  James  A.,  " 

S  iiitn  Henry  M.,  " 

Woodward  Ebenezer,  " 

AUien  Ebenezer,  Randolph 

Alien  Emery  A.,  i4 
Howard  Frederick, 

'■'■■    •  e  Wii  i  mi  J.,  [  len-  1st  J  '« 

Wules  Ephraim,  '** 

Wal  s  Thomas  B.,  " 

Wood  TheophUus  E\,  j  E a-r)    " 
-*  i>s  i«  Charlotte  G.  M-s.,  [M.D.] lioxbury 
Allen  Ux, 

Bartiea  Henry,  M 

'   8 


Bellows  A.  J.  [homceo.]  Roxburv 

Calkins  Chas.  W..  »      ' 

Co-ting  Benjamin  E.,  *« 

Cumrnings  Arial  I.,  *« 

Drury  D.  Mrs.,  " 

Farhsworth  A.,  '« 

Flint  John  S.,  " 

Hall  Alfred  G.,  « 

Hayward  Nathan,  " 

Jackson  William  F.,  [homceo.]  *< 

Mann  Benjamin,  " 

Martin  Henry  A.,  -      «« 

Morse  Horatio  G.,  •  « 

Nute  Timothy  R.,  «< 

Pearson  W., 

Stewart  Edward,  «; 

Streeter  Joseph  H.,  •  • 

Waldeck  James,  " 

Wales  Thomas  B.,  [homoeo.]  *« 

Wiley  Adams,  «« 

Windship  Charles  M., 
Windship  Geo.  B., 

Bacon  Amasa  D.,  Sharon 

Capen  Mrs.  Susan,  « 

GitFord  Silas  S.,  (East)  Stoughton 

Mann  Cyrus  S.,  (Centre) 

Tucker  Simeon,  "  " 

Stone  Ebenezer,  Wa'pole 

Draper  Abijah  W.,  W.  Roxbury 

Faulkner  George,  "  *♦ 

Harris  Lather  M.,  «  ** 

Seaverns  Joel,  "  « 

Weld  Christopher  M.,  "  '• 

Fay  George  W .,  (East)    Weymouth 

Fifield  Noah,  '  <v 

Fifield  William  C.  B., 
Fuller  Lemuel,  Jr.,  (North)     " 

Gilbert  John  H.,  [botanic]  (East)      " 
Howe  Appleton,  *  (South.)    " 

Tirrell  Norton  Q.,  (North)     " 

Warren  E.  Lewis,  *< 

Weston  Hervey  E.,  *« 

Blake  Jacob,        (Sheldonville)  Wrentharu 
Brown  Orlando  F.,  [homaao.] 
Clap  Harvey  E.,  " 

PLTMOUTH   COUNTY. 


Bourne  Francis,  [dentis 
,  Forsaith  Francis  F., 
I  Haskell  Charles  IF, 
j  Jewett  Frederick  A., 
|  Millet  Asa, 

Tanner  Nelson  B., 

Underwood  James  M., 

Alden  Samuel, 

Pratt  Calvin  B„ 

Washburn  N.,  [dentist] 

Erland  Henry  t., 

Bumpus  Charles  S., 

Chaplin  Daniel, 

Porter  John, 

Wilde  James, 

Grr  Samuel  A., 

Sanford  E.  W., 

Mo  ft  oil  Cyrus, 

Forbes  Joseph  B., 

French  John  0., 

Barker  Bnwen, 

Fiske  R.  T.  P., 

Harlow  J., 

Stephen  Ezra, 

Jones  UencvX, 

Nichols  Paiil  L., 

Emery  Moses, 

Bruce  James  E.. 

Ellis  Walton  N., 

Blaachard  II., 

Paine  Isaac, 


J  Abingi 

(South) 
(South) 


(North) 
(East) 

Br  id  g-ewater 


E.  Bridge-water 

Halifax 
Hanover 


Hauso 
Hingha) 


LakeTilh- 
M  irion 


Mara 


114 


MASSACHUSETTS     REGISTER. 


Sparrow  Wp.Hatn  E.,  Mattapoisett 

S-.Te.it  William  W.,  •* 

Taber  B.  H.,  [dentist] 

Baker  J.  C,  Middleboro' 

Co-,  stock  V''.  W., 

Drake  F.W., 

Perkins  John,  " 

Robinson  ML,  " 

Snow  George  W.,  «< 

Tribon  Xaham  M.,  " 

Borden  A.  K.t  North  BridgptTatcr 

Hitchborn  Alexander        "  " 

Hunt  J.  L., 

Kingman  Abel,        •  "  <4 

Stoek bridge  Thomas,        "  ** 

Coilamore  Francis.  Pembroke 

Gordon  Timothy,  Plymouth 

Hubbard  Benjamin,  " 

Warren  Winsiow,  " 

Webster  Norman,  " 

Hammond  J.  S.,  Plympton 

Bradford  Luther,  [bone-setter] 

Haskell  Joseph,  Rochester 

Gague  Thomas  E„  " 

Thomas  Francis,  Se'ttuate 

Bearing  F.  Hay  den,  (South} 

Burgess  Benj.  F., 

■  Bogiiett  Perez F., 

Fearing  Benj.,  Jr.,      t 

Harris  Charles  H., 

Gibbens  Baniel  L.,  W. 

Swan  James  C, 


Wareham 


Erid~ewater 


srFJr'OLX    CQVUTT. 

Boston, 

Merrfor*  of  the  ?Pt;Ou  District  Medical  So 
Ciett.  reii*iin-i  in  the  City.  Th-  a.-.;  prtj  ww<  'v 
Chun.  D.  ifo'itan*.  See';/  of  the  Soei'ty.  I  fay  are 
like  U"'?-  members  of  the  M a S  3  A C  u  L"  S  :•:  rr  3  M.JS DIC Ai, 

Socntxr. 

Abbe  Alansnn,  Boylston*  c.  Lowell  place 
Abbot  Samuel  L.  90  Mount  Vernon 
Adams  Edwin,  23  Oxford 
Adams  Zabniel  B.  1  Fayette 
Adams  Horace  W.  4-5  Cambridge 
Ainswortu  .Fred.  S.  2  Bowdoin 
Alexander  A.,  Dorchester,  c.  Broadway 
AL!<?y  J.  B.  35  Boyistoa,  c.  Head  place 
Aver  James,  6  Prince 
Bacon  John,  16  Somerset 
Balcorn  H.  S,  7  Tremont  row 
Bali  Stephen,  19  Beacon 
Barnard'Chas.  F.  1  Montgomery  v'^-cc 
Bartlett  George,  3  Tremont  [dace 
Bethune  George  A.  106Tr.ein  mt 
Bigelow  George  F.  23  Essex 
Bigelow  Henry  J.  ift  Lh-auncy 
Bigelow  Jacob,  42  Mt.  Vernon 
Blake  E.  \V.  64  Shawmut  avenue 
Blake  Ju-kn  E.,  Boylston  place 
Borland  John  N-  16  Winter 
Beth  Charles,  50  Essex 
Bowdtteb  Henry  I.  15  vTinthrop  place 
Brewer  Thos.  M.  8  Edinboro' 
Briggs  Charles  E.  12  Tyler 
Briggs  Wm.  A.  136  Charles 
Brown  Buekminster,  59  Bowdoin 
Brown  John  B.  3  Joy 
Browne  C.  il.  7  Bowdoin  square 
Bryant  Henry,  J  [  Mt.  Vernon 
Buckingham  C.  E.  911  Washington 
1  usbw   i  Wiiuum,  38Beach 
Cabot  Samuel,  Jr.  il  Park  s  [uare 
Campbell  Benjamin,  49  Meridian 
Caannmg  Walter,  :5  Bov.  loin 
Cfeanniug  William'  F.  64  West  Cedar 
Cheever  David  W.  643  Trcmi/nt 
Clark  Henry  G.  I  I'eniberion  square 
Clark  Luiuer,  37  Pincknej 


Clark  Ed.  H.  57  Chauncy 

Cleaveland  Chas.  B.  136  Harrison  avenue 

Ciough  John,  94  Tremont 

Coale  Wm.  Edward,  4  Staniford 

Cpdmau  B.  S,  57  Tremont 

Codman  W.  W.  33  Boylston 

Coffin  William  S.  121  Court 

Coit  Baniel  T.  28  Harrison  avenue 

Cooke  McLaurin  F.  253  Hanover 

Coolidge  Algernon,  14  Chauncy 

Cornell  W.  M.  630  Wash,  and  25  Ash 

Crane  P.  M.,  Maverick,  cor.  Meridian 

Cummings  J.  A.  25  Tremont 

Curtis  Josiah,  25  Winter 

Bale  Wm.  J.  21  AUston 

Davenport  Edward  J.  20  Bedford 

DeGrasseJ.  Y.40  Poplar 

Derby  George.  11  West 

Dickinson  Wm,  206  Broadv/ay 

Dix  John  H.,  Boylston,  cor.  Tremont 

Bupee  Horace,  633  Washington 

Durgin  Elijah  S.  16  Harrison  avenue 

Dur'kee  Silas,  o^)  Howard 

Dyer  Henry,  86  Shawmut  avenue 

Eastham  Charles,  25  Tremont 

Eastman  Edmund  T.  50  Essex 

Ellis  Calvin,  3.1  Winter 

Fabyan  George,  191  Salem 

F.des  Joseph  J.  21  Maverick  square 

Ferguson  Hugh,  8  Broadway 

Fiint  John,  Warren,  cor.  Washington 

Fogg  John  S.  H.  325  Broadway 

Ferguson  Hugh.  8  Broadway 

iolts  Daniel  V.  38  Maverick  square 

Fuller  Milton,  35  Essex 

Garratt  Alfred  C.  7  Hamilton  place 

Gay  Goo.  H.  75  Boylston  and  1  Park  sq. 

Gordon  Charles,  1  Hancock  avenue 

Gould  Augustus  A.  31  Boylston 

Goulet  Ambrose,  113  Broadway 

Gray  Francis  H,  61  Bowdoin 

Green  John 

Green  S.  A.  19  Kneeland 

Greene  Charles  G.  823  Washington 

Greene  Moses  C.  In  Green 

Gregg  Samuel.  3d  Howard 

RalLAdino  £.89  Salem 

Hanaford  Wfltfara  G.  110  Tremont 

Harlow  Edwin  A.  W.  52  Essex 

Harlow  James  V.  71  Cambridge 

Harwood  Daniel,  11  Summer 

Hayden  John  C.  104  Tremont 

Hayes  A,  A.  16 -Boylston 

Hay  ward  George4  16  Pemberton  square 

Hay  ward  George,  Jr.  14  Hayward  place 

Head  George  E.  181  Tremont 

Heaton  George;  2  Exeter  place 

Hill  John  B.  237  Tremont 

Hinckley  John  W.  29  M«  ridian 

Hinckley  Rums  L.  22  Maverick  square 

Hobbs  Alvah,  076  Washington 

Hodges  Richard  M..  43  Chauncy 

Hoifendahl  Charles  F.  20  Somerset 

Hoffendabl  H.  L.  H.  196  Shawmut  avenue 

Romans  Chas.  D.  12  West 

Homans  John,  120  Tremont 

Holmes  Oliver  W.  21  Charles 

Hooper  Robert  W.  107  Beacon 

Hoyt  George,  77  Bedford 

Hubbard  George,  3A  Portland 

Hyde  Geo.  S.  1171  Washington 

Hyndman  James,  2:10  Congress 

Inches  H.  B.  27  Wintpr 

Jackson  Charles  T.  32  Somerset 

Jackson  James,  3  Hamilton  place 

Jackson  J.  B.  S   24  Chauncy  ■ 

Jarvis  John  F.  50  Leverett 

Jeffries  B.  Joy,  15  Cnestnut 

Jeffries  John,'lo  Chestnut 


PHYSICIANS. 


115 


Jf#Bea  George  S.  17  Cambridge 
Jotifs  Jo*.  S.  I  Bowdoin,  cor.  Cambridge 
K<  -)<  N.  C.  74  B  aylston 
Keep  &  Hamilton,  74  Boy  Is  ton 
Kennedy  T.  J.  W.  11  Montgomery  place 
KnWl'and  Samuel,  Jr.  23  Bedford 
L&msoh  J.  A.  1  Stamford 
Lane  J.  F.  W.  10  Mollis 
Lane  Jonas  H.  4  Montgomery  place 
Lee  Henry  S.  5  Central  court 
Leonard  M.  Blodmfield,  7  Meridian 
Lewis  Win.slow,  75  Boylston 
Lodge  G.  H.  1027  Washington 
Lvman  George  H.  152  Tremont 
Minn  Daniel,  11  Suffolk 
Mann  Jonathan*  302  Broadway 
Martin  A.  D.  W.  198  Harrison  avenue 
Martin  Henry  J.   32  Cfeatinfcy 
Mattson  Morris,  Montgomery  House 
Melcher  Samuel  Henry,  2  Warren 
Mifflin  Charles,  80  Beacon 
Mighiil  Stephen,  9  Tflcston 
Minot  Francis,  140  Charles 
Moore  Charles  W.  273  Hanover 
M  ,orp  Edward  B.  253  Hanover 
Moriartv  John  M.,  Deer  Island  Hospital 
Moriapd  William  W.  3-5  Hancock 
Morri.'l  Samuel,  3  Ivingston 
Newell  R   W.  6  Stamford 
Nihil!  J.  ]■■  II  Broadway 
Nlies  John  N.  32  Carver 
Noyea  F.  A  5^  Beacon 
Odin  John,  Treioont.  cor.  Eliot 
Oliver  Fytche  E:  4  Bowdoin 
Oliver  H.  K.  2  Bumstead  place 
Osgood  David,  37  Ohanney 
Osgood  Will, am,  75  Dover 
Otis  George  W.,  Jr.,  School,  cor.  "Province 
Owens  thbmaa  R.  127  Merrimac 
Page  Calvin  G.  63  Mvrtle 
Psge  William.II   23  Beach 
Palmer  E.  D.  G.  13  Portland 
Palmer  Ezra,  1  TreraOnt  place 
Parcher  Sevvall,  2  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Parker  David  M.  11  Summer 
P>rks  Luther,  Jr. .'21  Union  Park 
Patch  Franklin  F.  51  Chambers 
;•■      -   M.S.  oOChauncy 
Phelps  Abaer,  27  Indiana  place 
Phfips Charles  A.  122  Harriso'n  avenue 
Phipps  James  M.  1  Eliot,  cor.  Wash. 
Pike  Horace  G   41  Howard 
PiescpfcvBenjamin  T.  7  Green 
Pu?rv.un  Charles  G.  4  Temple  place 
[load  WiiUam.  713  Washington 
Renton  George,  14  Bedford 
Benton  Peter,  14  Bedford 
Reynolds  Edward,  29  Winter 
H-ynovds  John  P.  27  Winter 
Richardson  Aaron  P.  17  (Green 
Richardson  Horace.  Tremont  House 
Roberts  David,  85  Fourth 
Rolfe  Enoch  C.  533  Washington 
Rtsp  >aner  A.,  Central  place 
ll    ■....•!!  George,  14  Lydne 
K  ■--'■.!  Le  BarOn,  1  Otis  place 
S*Uer  Richard  H.  1  Stafford. 
Saaborae'J.  0.  22  Hanov  r 
Sargent  £L  }4  M  mtcomery  place 
"       em  L.  M.  8  Rutland 
S  >vU{t  Henry  Martin 
":"  •  --p  J.  Caldwell,  02  Mt.  Vernon 
:  ■  i  Luck  George  C.  2  Stamford  place 

*  Benjamin  S.,  Mass.  Gen.  Hospital 
*  lenleti  Nat  taniel  B.  2  Beacon 

io  -  Paul,  G  Ashburton  place 
-  ■  ■  ■<  ■  Daniel  D.  17  Temple  oiace 
gwtth  Jerome  V.  C.  1  Park' 
otaytljo  Jamea,  34  Purchase 


Sprague  Seth  L.  29  Worcester 
Stacy  Horace,  103Couit 
Stedraan  Charles  H.  6  Montgomery  place 
Stevens  Calvin,  158  Tremont 
Stevens  John,  41  Howard 
Stevens  John  A.  41  Howard 
Stevens  Norman  C.  6  West  Brookline 
Stoefcer  Alfred  A.  1  Van  Liensalaer  place 
Stone  James  W.  130  Commercial 
Scorer  D.  Humphreys,  132  Tremont 
Scorer  Horatio  R.  7  West  Chester 
.Strong  Woodbridge,  5  Cambridge 
Talhot  I.  Tisdale,  35   Howard 
Tar  bell  John  A.  U  Alls  ton 
Thaxter  D.  McB.  370  Broadway 
Thayer  David,  40  Beach 
Thomas  Alexander,  130  Tremont 
Thomson  George  N.  288  Washington 
Thorndike  William  H.  31  Chelsea,  E.  B. 
Tjader  A.  Wr.  337  Hanover 
Tobie  Ira  W.  34  Salem 
Tower  George,  1  Ben  net 
Townsend  Solomon  D.  IS  Somerset 
Townsend  William  E.  15  Cambridge 
Tucker  Elisha  G.  1  West 
Tucker  Joshua,  6  Hamilton  place 
Underwood  George  L.  27  Bowdoin 
Upham  J.  Baxter,  31  Chestnut 
Walker  Clement  A.  Lunatic  Hospital,  S.B. 
Walker  William  J.  3  Bulfinch 
Walsh  John  D.  12  Fleet 
Walsh  Peter  D.  3o  South 
Ward  Henry  A   228  Tremont 
Ware  Charles  E  6  Temple  place 
W' are  John,  131  Tremont 
Ware  Robert,  131  Tremont 
Warren  Ira,  3  Avon  place 
Warren  J.  Mason,  2  Park 
Warren  John  W,  49  Harrison  avenue 
Watson  Ab.  A.  25  Harrison  avenue 
'Weeks  Chas.  M.  36  Carver 
Weld  M.  ^Y.  64  Chestnut 
West  Benj.  H.  12  Harrison  av. 
Weymouth  Aurelius  L.  171  Court 
Whipple  S.  S.  172  Harrison  av. 
White  James  C.  Boylston,  c.  Tremont 
White  Eobt.  165  Broad 
Whitney  W.  J.  177  Federal,  c.  High 
Wiliard  Francis  A.  192  Shawmut  av. 
Williams  Henry  W."33  E-sex 
Williams  J.  L.  158  Tremont 
Wood  Jacob  A,  215  Washington 
York  Jasper  H.  187  Broadway 
Youagman  David,  631)  Washington 


Other.  Physician*. 

Ames  S.  C.  214  Hanover  &  Mend. 

Angel!  Henry  C.  923  Washington 

Aver  I.  Winslow,  13   Princeton 

Barker  Lemuel  M.  39  Pleasant 

Barrington  John  C.  3  Stillman 

Barrows  H.  G.  7  W.  Orange  &  City  Hall 

Bascom  F.  12  Columbia  (eclectic J 

Basto  Wm:  F.  1110  Washington 

Birmingham  Sam'l  T.  63  Cambridge 

Boardman  G.  M.  12  Suffolk  pi. 

Broadbent  C.  R.  143  Court 

Brown  David  R.  90  Union 

Brown  Mpsos,2  Warren  . 

Brown  W.  Symington,  15  Congress 

Bruce  Si?as,  14  Hanover  (eclectic) 

Calkins  C.  W.  145  Pleasant 

Coiy  P.  25  E<sex 

Cogswell  F.  25  Winter 

Cuilis  C.  il  Bowdoin  (homoeo.) 

Gushing  F.  T.  6  Beach 

Cutter  E.  G.  17  Bromfield 


116 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER, 


Dalv  R,  157  Fourth 
Davis  W.  H.  3  Hudson 
Dennet  Geo.  VV*.  372  Broadway 
Dillenback  H.  P.  8  Cambridge 

Ddlinghnm  Nathan  H.  50  Kneeland 
D»jane  F.  H.  3  Beacon 
Durkia  J.  D.  30  Bromneld 
Fenn  Artemas  I.  10  Green 
Finois  Frederick  J.  12  Eliot 
Fitch  V.  H.  79  Eliot 
Girardia  Louis,  6  Eliot 
Geist  Charles  F.  49  Essex 
Genu ai ne  T.  la.  76  Charter 
Greene  Reuben,  36  Bromneld 
Guthrie  S.  17  Tremont 
Ball  Alf.  G.  365  Washington  (nutrii 
Hartuet  MauTiec  K.  1  Quincy  pi. 
Harden  William  R.  5  Hayward  oh 
HebardW.  W.  228'  Washington 
Hernisz  S.  237  Tremont 
Hewett  S.  C.  39  Harrison  avenue 
Humphrey  H.  130  Broadway 
Hutchins  Isaiah,  36  Bromneld 
Jackson  J.  106  Court 
Kelley  J.  C.  271  Tremont 
KesSman  Charles  C.  50  Essex 
Knight  Edward.  259  Tremont 
Arox  Thomas  P.  29  Myrtle 
Krebs  F.  H  5  Arch 
I^wis  Nathaniel,  70  Tremont 
Ludwig  Warren,  50  Fleet,  c.  North 
MeFariand  L.  1  Asylum 
Main  Chas.  7  Davis 
Mason  J.TJ.  116 Court 
Mather  Aug.  II.  5  Decatur 
Mather  Qzi.as  H.  51  Essex 
McLaughlin  J.  A.  53  Lincoln 
IdcMahon  J.  B.,  Moon,  c.  Moon  st. 
Morse  C.  2  Warren 
Morrill  Fred.  9  Howard 
OakesAsafi.  121  Court  (eclectic) 
O'Flaherty  John,  -3  Seneca 
Osbom  T.  Wm,  110  Cambridge 
O'Rciiley  P.  51  Chariestown 
Pa^e  James  A.  120  Court 
Beabody  Nath'l  C.  20.i  Bedford 
Pe:;se  Odes,  9  Yh 


Perkins  G.  T 


Pin: 


Perkins  T.  S.  15  Pine 
Pike  J.  T.  Oilman,  17  Tremont 
Piummer  Henry,  64  Cross 
Rice  Wm.  E.  l'Hudson  pi. 
Richards  J.  B.  225  North 
Ridgway  P.  R.  15  Tremont 
Rock  John  S.  62  Middlesex 
Runnels  A.  J.  12  Waiter 
Sampson  Z.  S.  99  Court 
Sanders  Orin  S.  1 1   Bowdoin 
SSandioky  D.  F.  358i  Washington 
Sargent  Ignatus,  32  Hudson 
Shaw  E.  19.  6i  Warren  sq. 
Shaw  Joseph  L.  290  Tremont 
Shaw  Joseph  M.  2  French  pi. 
Sheldon  L.  R.  1058  Washington 
Sibley  Rodney,  2£  Green 
Small  Ebenezer,  Summer;  c.  Howie; 
Smith  Tim.  IL,  Richmond,  c,  Salem 
Snow  A.  24  A  Winter  (eclectic) 
Spear  E.  1)736  Beach' 
Sullivan  A.  F.  3G  Bromneld 
Sunderland  La  Roy,  23  Eliot 
Taylo?  Geo.  iL  T."  VV.  S3  Maverick 
Teuton  Wm.  V.  35  Besch 
Orsderwdod  Wm.  E.  654  Washingtt 
Walsh  Walter  M.  5  North  sq. 
Watklas  ——,17  Howard 
"Webber  C  228  Washington  (eclecti 
Wes&elhocf*  Wm.  22  Bedford 
Wesselhceft  Wm.  P.  22  Bedford 


Weeks  &  Sargent,  13  Tremont  row 
Whitman  E.  F.  116  Court 

Wilson  Norman,  292  Washington 
Woodbury  J.  H.  112  Meridian 
Young  Charles,  36  Beach 

Botanic. 


Abbot  &  Ames,  214  Hanover 
Beals  Emery,  50  Piedmont* 
Cheever  Joseph,    1  Tremont  Temple 
Clark  Joseph  J.  117  Hanover 
Dresser  A.  C.  5  Brimmer  place 
Hayden  Vvm.  R.  ,5  Hayward  place 
Humphrey  Henrv,  130  Broadway 
HuntoonH.  P.  161  Cambridge 
Johnson  R.  463  Tremont 
Macomber  Perry  R.  6  Lowell 
Mason  John  D."llG  Court 
Pike  M.  S.  23  Portland 
Pinkerton  T.  H.  8)  Cambridge 
Piummer  H.  61  Cross 
Richardson  S.  O.  51  Hanover 
Rous  B.  52  Leveret 
Shaw  Joel,  735  Washington 
Taylor  T.  K.  17  Hanover 


Female. 

Anderson  C.  205  Endicot 

Armstrong;  Mahaly,  18  Canton 

Baste  J.  Mrs.  33  Hanover  ■ 

Capron  Betsy,  23  North  Bennet 

Carman  Surah  D.  16  Summer 

Caswell  S.  A.  E.  (M.  D.)  94  Lev-ret 

Chamberlin  E.  B.  (>I.  D.)   273  Tremont 

Chester  M.  R.  1  Townsend  place 

Cooke  Francis  S.  (M.  D.)  10  Suffolk  place 

Eaton  Edee,  11  Common 

Ester  E.  A.  Mrs.  4  Ransom  ct, 

Fletcher  Sophronja,  30  Eliot 

Giradin  L.  5  Eliot 

Harris  Lizzie  82  Warren 

Horton  Mary  A.  39  Nashua 

Hunt  H.  K.  Miss,  (M.  D.)  32  Green 

Jenks  Mary  R.  Ol.  D.)  38  Beach 

Leader  Harrier  Mrs.  18  High 

Pike  M.  S.  Mrs.  169  Court 

Sawin  Martha  A.  (M.  D.)  GO  Temple 

Seiferth  D.  Mrs.  35  Oneida 

Swan  A.  H.  2  Coliamore  place 

Swanberg  F.  W.  rear  171  Cambridge 

Walcott  Hannah  M.  (M.  D.)  101  Pleasant 

Wariield  Sarah  E.  (M.  D.)  3S  Beach 

Wiswell  Rebecca,  2  Avery  place 

Worcester  R.  Mrs.  5  Lucas 


ChcLea  and  North  Chelsea. 


Adams .[dentist] 

Cheaver  Joseph,  [botanic] 
Forsyth  J.  B., 
Johnson  Daniel  A., 
Mitchel  Jacob, 
Otis  George  W., 
Poole  Alexander, 
Wheeler  William  G., 
Wilia-d  A.  T.,  [dentist] 


Chelsea 


oouie  i\ 
Inn-alls 


North  Chelsea 
Winthrop 


WORCLSTEil  t'.LNtY, 


Cutler  William  H„ 
Mattoor.  John  O.,  [eclectic] 
Miller  Alfred, 
Wallace  Merrick,  [Thcmp.] 
Whitmore  Locke  L.,_, 


Ashbumhas 


PHYSICIANS. 


117 


J>lrf  George, 
Ceiony  George  D., 
Lynde  J.  P., 

Willi  uns  A.  G., 
Green  Daniel, 
Billings  L.  F., 
}>isse:t  Anon, 
Brown  George, 
Russell  William  L., 
Whitcomb  Charles, 
Gott  Lemuel, 
Hartshorn  Edward, 
Bulltrd  George  E., 
Burgess  George  M., 
Kimball  W.M.. 
Soathwick  M.  D., 
Wilder  Abel, 
Bigelow  Windsor  11, 
•  Parker  Amos, 


Athol 


Auburn 
Bane 


Berlin 

Blackstone 

n 

Bolton 


Andrews  John, 

Bovtaton 

Fiske  Daniel, 

Brookfield 

Gilmore  Henry, 

(< 

Darling  Henry  H.,  [h 
Fay  Charles  M.,  [alio] 

sraceo.] 

Charlton 

>athy] 

" 

Potter  Albert, 

u 

it 

Burdit  G.  W., 

Clinton 

Brooks  C.  A., 

" 

Kendall  P.  T., 

" 

Morse  George  M., 

«f 

Symonds  George  W., 

*i 

Allen  Goodman,  [botanic] 

Dana 

Linzie  Daniel, 

" 

Linzie  Marshall  L., 

a 

Humphrey  Daniel, 

Douglas 

White  David  P., 

" 

Ttfft  B.  A., 

<< 

Knight  Samuel  P., 

Dudley 

Liadsey  bilas  F., 

«' 

Boutelle  Thomas  11., 

Fitch  burg 

Brigham  11.  H.,   [botanic] 

" 

Freela-nd  Chester  J.,  [honiceo 

1           " 

Hitchcock  Alfred, 

'« 

Jewett  George 

" 

Marshall  Jonas  A., 

«« 

Pillsbury  Levi 

« 

Wellman  J-  IT, 

<t 

Macomber  Leonard  Z.4                   Gardner 

Parker  Duv-id, 

Sawyer  F  I  ward  J..  " 

Bosworth  F.  A.,  [botanic]  Grafton. 

Griggs  Thomas  1.,  " 

Pierce  Delano,  " 

i    iw^on   Levi,  « 

Thornton  William  " 

Tucker D.  M., 

Davis  Chas.  E,,  Bardwick 

Orcutt  Almon  M.,  " 

Newell  Jonathan,  Harvard 

Dow  J.  O., 

Holjnan  hb.ikim  A.,  <* 


Howe  George  M., 

>( 

Rnbiason  Albert  B.. 

Holden 

Phelps  Moses, 

Hubbardston 

Bcribner  John  C. 

<< 

Carter  Calvin, 

Lancaster 

Cuunnings  Wright, 

t< 

Lincoln  lien  ry; 

U 

'I  hompson  J .  L.  S., 

II 

Flint  Edward, 

Leicester 

Wuibridge  Ames, 

<« 

Field  C.  C, 

Leominster 

Delano  Marcus  F., 

i« 

!'  [eel  tad  J.  C,  [horaoeo.] 

ir, 

tierce  George  W„ 

,1 

Shaw?  Henry! 

it 

&'»og  s.  i).. 

Lunenburg 

Wood  Franklin  A., 

i: 

Metcaif  JohiiG., 

Mendon 

Fay  Allen  C, 

Milford 

Leland  Francis.  Milford 

Parker  Wm.  M. 

Russel  Dwight,  [hydro.]  " 

Slocum  Win.  M 

Taft  Geo.  H. 

Johnson  J.  G.,  Millbury 

Laying  Henry,  " 

MartinS.  P.,  " 

Spaulding  Leonard,  " 

Barnes  Henry,  ■  Northboro' 

Jewet  Henry  A.,  " 

Clark  Rouse  R.,  North  bridge 

Porter  Joshua,  Jr.,  N.  BrookfiTld 

Tyler  Warren,  " 

Adams  Charles,  Oakham 

Bagley  Asa,  M 

Hoiman  David,  Oxford 

Newton  Wm.,  [dentist]  " 

Paine  Samuel,  C,  '• 

Rawson  Charles  [botanic]  " 

Earns  Ambrose,  Paxton 

Parkhurst  William,  Petersham 

Taylor  Samuel,  " 

Boylston  W.  N.,  Princeton 

Brooks  Alphonso,  ,( 

Howe  Oscar,  [dentist]  " 

West  Joseph  0.,  " 

Gould"  J.  B.,  Rovalston 

Willis  Isaac  P.,  "*« 

Newell  J.  M.,  Rutland 

Tripp  Benjamin  LL,  " 

Brigham  A.,  Shrewsbury 

Fay  J.  B., 

Robinson  J.  Henrv,  Southboro* 

Curtis  L.  W..         "  Southbridge 

Hartwell  Samuel  C,  " 

Hartwell  Samuel,  " 

Spoonec  B.  A.,  " 

West  IT.  D., 

Dyer  Edward  C,  Spencer 

Guilford  Jonas. 

Beaver  John  M»,  [botanic]  " 

Wheeler  Edward  M  ,  ^     " 

Sawyer  Frederic  A.,  Sterling 

Fiske  Calvin  P.,  Sturbridge 

Sanders  William  S., 

Terry  William,  SuttOtt 

BatcheHtr  Joseph,  Templeton 

Spencer  Esek, 

White  Jonathan,  .  " 

Carpenter  Henry,  Upton 

Bennett  A.  W.,  Uxbridge 

Robbins  James  W., 

Wilcox  Chauneey  A.,  ■" 

Carpenter  Harvey  S.,  Warren 

Carpenter  Nelson, 

Forbes  G.  F.,  [horncuo.] 

Hastings  J.  W.,  " 

Robinson  Eben,  [botanic] 

Warmer  Lorenzo,  " 

Brown  F.  Davis,  Webster 

Burnet  E.G., 

Emerson  George  W.,  [botanic]  " 

Curtis  William,  Westboro' 

Griggs  Samuel., 

Hero  John  II.,  [hydro.]  " 

Rising  Henry  IT, 

Andrews  J.  S..  [botanic)         W.  Boylston 

Lovell  Ephraim,  4* 

Warren  George  W.,  « 

Wheeler  Chas.  A.,  [botanic]  ** 

blodfi  tt  Julius,  W.  Brookfield 

Myriok  Lawson,  " 

Penniman  Jesse,  ** 

WarhcT  Clinton.  Westminster 

Geddes  R  V.'.,  Wincheadon 

Go  Iding  .Mvah, 

Godding  William  W., 

Andrews  John  A.,  [botanic]       Worcester 


118 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Barnard  F.,  [Thomp.] 
Bates  J.  N., 

Bemis  Merrick,  [hospital] 
Buxton  H.  W., 
Chandler  George 
Chase  Chas.  T., 
Clark  Uenrv, 
Dcland  Armit  B., 
Eaton  A.  J., 
Flag£  Samuel, 
Gage  T.  H., 
Hathaway  John  E., 
Haven  Saral.  F.,  Jr., 
Heywood  Benjamin, 
Heywocd  Benjamin  F.. 
Hill  Calvin  A.,  fbotanic] 
Hobart  Anson  N., 


Worcester  ,  Hubon , 

j   Kellev  F.  H..  [eclectic] 
Laying  Henry,  [botanic] 
Lintiell  J.  E.,  [homteo.] 
Martin  J.  H.,  [botanic] 
Mai  tin  Orainel, 
Mignault  Peter  B„ 
Nicholas  L.  B.,  [horaceo.] 
Parker  H.. 

Prentiss  Henry  C,  [hospital] 
Rice  F.  H.,  [hospital] 
Rice  J.  M., 
Sargent  Joseph, 
Towne  Dean, 
Woodward  Rufus, 
Workman  William, 


Worcester 


BANKS  IN  BOSTON. 


Bank   Commissioners.  —  Jos.  White,  of  Lowell,  Samuel  H.  Wallet,  of  Roxbury, 
J.  Frederick  MiESH,  of  Boston.     Office  at  State  House. 


ATLANTIC   BfiJJK, 

No.  8  Ktltvy  St.    Ixcorpoeaxep,  1S23. 
Capital,   5500,000. 

Nathaniel  Harris,  President,  Benja- 
min Dodd,  Cashier.  Nathaniel  Harris, 
Francis  Fisher,  Jeremiah  Bill,  Ezra  C. 
Hutchins,  Wm.  R.  P.  Washburn,  AbelG. 
Feck,  John  S.  Jenness,  Directors.  T.  C. 
Severance,  Teller.  George  William  Dodd, 
Bookkeeper,  William  G.  Dodd,  Discount 
Clerk.     G.  A.  Smiley,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

ATLAS  BJSMSL 

No.  10  Kilrv.     Ikcohpouateb,  1833. 
Capital,  $5  KM*  \ 

M.  Day  Kimball,  President.  Jo  eph 
White, Cashier.  Warren  Fisher,  jr.,  John 
H.  Foster,  M.  Day  Kimball,  Francis  C. 
Manning,  John  G.  WethereR.  C3  arles  L. 
Gibson.'  Bireetors,  Ben}.  P.  Lane,  1st 
Teller.  Geo. D. Sargent,  2rf  Teller.  Chas. 
L.  Line,  Bookkeeper.  Ellsworth  Torrey, 
Messenger  and  Collection  Clerk. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

bank:  op  gommeuci;. 

No.  So  State  St.    iNCORPOBAXiK©,  1850, 
Capital,  §2,000,000. 

Benjamin  E.  Bates,  President  Caleb 
H.  Earner,  Cashier.  B  m'ift  in  E.  Ba!  .  , 
Rdw,  C.Bates,  Thomas  W.  Pierce,  Jacob 
Sleeper.  E.  T.  Farrrngton,  Reuben  S. 
Wa  le,  Henry  J.  Gardner,  Ah-l  G.  Far- 
*<  11,  Directors.  A.  S,  Lincoln,  P 
Teller.  Wallis  S.Chase,  Ueeeivino  7  ■  >. 
Ge  je  11.  Davis,  Xot*  Teller.  Philip  C. 
Kn  i  •,  First  !;  .  'eke  •  ■  r.  Jo  ,i  ih  P. 
Dunham,  Second  Bookkeeper.  George  W. 
11  urri  .  U  ■  '  ■  !  •  .  W  ..  S  Barton, 
Coll'  ■  *. Clerk.  Chas.  H.Davis,  Coires- 
}■<  ■<  '<ii,'j  ('I  '  ':.  ■  ''.>  i  F.C1  rk,  }■'.  s  .-.j.  '.". 
Nulh'i  Russell,  jr.,  Assistant  Mctsemier. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 


BANK  03 


MUTUAL   HE'D: 
TION. 


:x<iv 


No.  91  State  St.    Incorporated  1358. 
Capital,  #553,000. 

James  G.  Carney,  President.  Henry  P. 
Shed,  Cashier.  Franklin  Nichols,  Pres- 
ident Thames  Bank,  Norwich.  Conn.  ; 
George  T.  Hodges,  President  Rutland 
Bank,  Rutland.  Vt.  ;  Stephen  N.  Mason, 
Director  Globe-  Bank,  Woonsocket.  R.  I.  ; 
Adam  W.  Thaxter,  President  Traders 
Bank,  Boston,  Ms.;  Charles  F.  Adams, 
President  Mt.  Wollaston  Bnnk/Quincy, 
Ms.  ;  Thomas  W.  Pierce,  Director  Bank 
of  Commerce,  Boston,  Ms.  ;  Ezra  Farns- 
worth,  Director  National  Bank  of  Boston, 
Ms.;  Chester  W.  Chapin,  Director  Aga- 
wam  Bank,  Springfield,  Ms.  ;  Francis  H. 
Dewey,  Director  Mechanics  Bank,  Wcr-' 
cester,  Ms.  ;  Francis  Dane,  Director  War- 
ren Bank,  Danvers,  Ms. ;  Jacob  H.  Loud, 
President  Old  Colony  Bank,  Plymouth, 
Ms.  ;  George  W.  Thayer,  President  Ex- 
change Bank,  Boston,  Ms.  ;  James  G.  Car- 
ney, Director  Lowell  Bank,  Lowell,  Ms., 
President,  Directors.  James  H.  Gibson, 
Teller.  Benj.  G.  Mum  ford,  Bookkeeper. 
Daniel  A.  Sigoumey,  Discovnt  Clerk. 
John  H.  Hodees,  Collection  Clerk.  Amos 
Blanchard,  Foreign  Money  Clerk.  Ed- 
ward G.  Park,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 


BANK  OF   THE  METROPOLIS, 

39  State  St.    Organized  Nov.  8, 1858. 
Authorized  Capital,  $-1,000,000. 

S  nvuel  A.  Way,  President.  Wm.  H. 
F  tor,  Cashier".  Samuel  A.  Way,  Newell 
A.  Thompson,  Melnncthon  Smith,  Geo. 
V»".  Warren,  A.  P.  Hathaway,  Directors. 
Geo.  S.  Vialie,  Teller.  Henry  S.  Rice, 
Bookkeeper.  Charles  W.  Bobbins,  Dis- 
count Clerk.     F.  C.  Way,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 


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BANKS    IN    BOSTON. 


119 


BANK   OF   NORTH  AMERICA. 

No.  65  State  St.    Incorporated,  ISol. 

Capital,  £750,000. 

George  W.  Crockett,  President.  John 
K.  Hall,  Cashier.  George  W.  Crockett, 
Clement  Willis,  Thomas  Niekersan,  Chas, 
J,  me,  William  S.  Eaton,  David  Snow, 
Directors.  Jas.  W,  Bailey,  Paying  Teller. 
Jas.  M.  Burgess,  Receiving  Teller.  Geo. 
W.  Hunkins,  First  Bookkeeper,  Benj. 
L.  Gushing,  Second  Bookkeeper.  Mar- 
tin Draper,  Jr.,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

BLACKSTONE  BANK. 
Union,  con.  Hanover  St.  Ixcor.,  1S5T. 
Capital,  57-50,000. 
Frederick  Gould,  President.  Joshua 
Loring,  Cashier.  Frederick  Gould,  "Win. 
Adams,  Dexter  Roby,  Benj.  L-  Allen,  Joel 
M.  Hold-en,  Loyal  Lovejoy,  Henry  Cutter, 
George  W   Chipman,  Nehemiah  P.Mann, 


Hazelton,   Directors.     Thomas 


Winship,  Paving  Teller.  D.  A.  Alden, 
Receiving  Teller.  Benjamin  S.  Manning, 
Bookkeeper.  Geo.  C.  Leach.  Assistant 
Bookkeeper.  John  A.  MeKown,  jr.,  Col- 
lection and  Assist  art  Clerk.  G.  F.  Davis, 
Messenger, 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

BOSTON   BANK. 

Iso.  48  State  Sr.    Incorporated,  1803. 

Capital,  5900,000. 

Robert  Hooper,  President.  James'  C. 
V  [!  I,  Cashier.  Robert  Hooper,  Charles 
Homer,  Nathan  Appleton,  Josiah  Bradlee, 
Ge  >.  II.  Minot,  Thomas  B.  Curtis,  Henry 
Upham,  J.  C.  Howe,  J.  Inirersoll  Bow- 
ditch,  William  S.  Buliard,  J/Thornas  Ste- 
venson, Directors.  J.  G.  Gunderson,  Pay- 
ing Teller.  H.  T.Wheeler,  Receiving  Tel- 
ler. John  Harris,  Bookkeeper.  Fred.  L. 
Church,  Dls  uni  Clerk.  Iloht.  Lash, 
Clerk.  Geo.  Breefcenridge,  Messenger. 
*•  Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

BOYLSTON  BANS, 

Boylston,    cor.   Washington"  Street. 

Incor.,  1845.    Capital,  §400,000. 

Timothy  Gilbert,  President.  John  J. 
Soren,  Cashier.  Timothy  Gilbert,  William 
Parker,  Wm.  Pone,  Amos  Curamings, 
Luther  Blodgett,  Thomas  Upham,  Wil- 
liam Brown.  Directors,  James  H.  Gibson, 
Paying  Teller.  John  Capen,  Receiving 
Ttlier.  Dependence  S.  Waterman,  Book- 
keeper. C.  O.  L.  Diliaway,  Clerk.  Albert 
Firnsw  ortfa,  Messenger. 

Dis  bunt,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

BROADWAY  BANK. 
No.  10  Broadway.    In  cor.,  1853. 

Capital,   51,30,000. 

S  th  Adams,  Prvsi&mt.  11  race  It. 
White,  Cashier.  Serb  Adams,  Charles  J. 
P.  Allen,  Harrison  O.  Rrigir-j,  Wm  Eaton, 
Caleb  Gill.  Sjmu'1  Leeds,  John  1*.  Monks, 
Joseph  Snuth;.  Directors.  Lloyd  Briggs, 
2  Messenger  and  Telier.. 

D  isfi  o  ut  1 1 ,  W  e  d  n  e  s  d  a  v . 


CITY  BANK. 

No.  Gl  State  Street.    Incor.,  1S22. 

Capital,  £1,000,000. 

Wm.  T.  Andrew.-,,  President.  Chas.  C. 
Barry,  Cashier.  Chas.  W.  Cartwriglit, 
Wm.  T.  Andrews,  Patrick  Grant.  Isaac 
Livermore,  Sam'l  It.  Payson,  Jos.  B. 
Glover,  Christopher  C.  Chad  wick,  S.  Ea- 
dicott  Peabody,  Directors.  Wm.  S.  Ed- 
mands,  Paging  Teller.  William  H. 
Johonnot,  Receiving  Teller.  Henry  S. 
Hale,  Bookkeeper.  'Chas.  W.  Holbrooke 
Discount  Clerk.  Wm.  11.  Frost,  Collec- 
tion Clerk.  Charles  N.  Conant,  Messen- 
ger. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

COLUMBIAN  BANK. 

No.  40  State  Street.    Incor.,  1322. 
Capital,    % 750,000. 

John  T.  Coolidge,  President.  Albert 
Drake,  Cashier.  John  T.  Coolidge,  George 
W.  Lyman,  Charles  Henry  Parker,  Geo. 
M.  Barnard,  T.  Jefferson  Coolidge,  Wm. 
F.  Parrott,  Directors.  James  F.  G.  Baxter, 
Teller.  Geo.  Gushing,  Bookkeeper.  C.  II. 
Hayward.  Discount  Clerk.  Benj.  F,  Saw- 
yer, Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and, Thursday. 

.  EAGLE  BANK. 
16  Kilby  Street.   Incorporated,  1322. 
Capital,   #700,000. 

Waldo  Flint,  President.  Robe.  S.  Co'vell, 
Cashier.  Waldo  Flint,  William  Alniy, 
Andrew  Cunningham,  George  h ',.  Gray, 
James  L.  Little,  John  William  ,  J  ihn  D. 
Bates,  Benj.  Thaster,  Directors.  John  A. 
Meudum,  Paying  Teller.  Chas,  F.  Srnit  s, 
Receiving  Teller.  Isaac  W.  Plan  chard, 
Bookkeeper.  Ebenczer  Sampson,  Messenger 
and  Collection  Clerk.  Chas.  II.  Kiihara, 
Assistant  Cievk. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday, 

ELIOT  BANK. 

23  Hilly  Street.    Incorporated,  LS./3. 

Capital,  5600,000. 

William  A.  Howe,  President.  E  "  ert 
L.  Dav,  Cashier  William  A.  Howe.  Wm. 
C.  Codman,  John  Demeritt.  Walter  Hast- 
ings,  Wm.  H.  Jameson,  Win.  P.  Pierce, 
John  P.  Robinson,  Join.  N.  Turner,  Ste- 
phen Tiiion,  Directors.  R.  H  Cunant, 
Teller.  Francis  Harrington,  BaoM 
Samuel  A.  Gushing,  Messenger  and  Col- 
lection Clerk.  Thos.  II.  Sargeant,  Assis- 
tant. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

EXCHANGE  BANK. 


No. 


>3  State  St. 
Capita] 


incorporated,  lc 

<l,h:.:",'_:  »0. 


GeorgeW.  Thayer,  President.  Joseph  M. 
Marsh,  Cashier.  Geo.  W.  Thayer,  Solo- 
mon R.  Spauiding,  J.  B.  Kimball,  Alex. 
Strong,  John  G.  Davis,  John  Foster, 
Sampson  Reed,  William  H.  Dunbar,  Di- 


rectors.     Joua. 


Pettengill,    Paying 


120 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


i 


Teller.  Jamea  W.  Kimball,  Receitinq 
Teller.  Thomas  WD.  Button,  iXote  Teller. 
John  S.  Learoyd,  Bookkeeper.  T.  H. 
Breed,  Seconal  Bookh  eper.  .1  >hn  T.  Bouve, 
Dis  caml  Clerk.  Edward  0.  Rockwood, 
Colle  tion  Clerk.  Erederick  J.  Chick,  Jle*» 
sehger.    Francis  L.  Daniels,  Porter. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

FANOTIL  HALL  BANK. 

South  Market  St.,  corner  Merchants 
Row.    Incorporated,  1851. 

Capital,  5500,0(0. 

Nathan  Robbins,  President.  Jonas  Ben- 
nett, Cashier.  Nathan  Robbins,  Jos.  C. 
Bailey,  Jos.  H.  Curtis,  Cephas  C.  Cham- 
berlin,  Jonathan  V.  Fletcher,  Dexter  Fol- 
lett,  Chas.  J.  Morrill,  Reuben  Rice,  Ralph 
Warner,  Directors.  Edw.  L.  Tead,  Pay- 
ing Teller.  Walter  J.  Follett,  Receiving 
Teller.  Thos.  G.  Hiler,  jr.,  Bookkeeper. 
Chas.H.  Draper,  Clerk.  Willard.A.  Bill- 
lard,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

F&BBMAN'S   BANK, 

No,  217  F£i>eeal  St.    Incqrp.,  1836. 

Capital,   §400,000, 

Solomon  Piper,  Pre*.  Jeremy  Drake, 
Cashier.  Solomon  Riper,  John  It.  Rogers, 
Ebenezer  Atkins.  Chas.  E.  Stratron,  Lis- 
dale  Drake,  Charles  E.  Conk,  Directors. 
Edwin  A.'  Sirnonds,  Teller.  Everett  Burn- 
ham,  Bookkeeper.  Edgar  W.  D.  Johnson, 
Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

GLOBE   BANK. 

No.  40  State  St.     Incorporated,  1324. 

Ca-'Ital,  51,000,000, 

Ignatius  Sargent*  President.  Charles 
Sorague,  Cashier.  Ignatius  Sargent,  Abel 
Adams,  Stephen  Fairbanks,  Henry  Hall, 
Franklin  II.  Story,  Ezra  Lincoln,  Direc- 
tors. William  B.' Stevens,  Paying  Teller. 
Samuel  S.  Stevens,  Receiving  Teller .  Oli- 
ver Cole,  Bookkeeper.  Chas.  J.  Sprague, 
jyiscoui'X  Clerk.  Charles  S.  Callender, 
General  Clerk.  Wm.  S.  Nichols,  Collection 
Clerk  and  Messenger,  Chuuneey  Rock, 
Porter. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

GRANITE      BANK. 

No.  61  Sr\TK  St.      INCORPORATED,   1S32. 
Capital,   5900,000. 

James  II.  Beal,  President.  Andrew  J. 
Lowd,  Cashier.  James  H.  Beal,  Alpheus 
I  a  Iv.  Jami  ;  McGregor,  Jos.  V.  Bacon, 
Chas.  Br,  >ks,  Geo.  R.  Sarnp  .:.  0  I  >rn 
Howes,  Elijah  C.  Emers  »n,  D  reel  vs. 
Joseph  Cailender,  Paying  Teller.  Chas. 
E.  Richardson-,  Receiving  Teller.  Edward 
C.  Brooks,  Bfr  zkeeper.  H.  H.  \V.  Ed- 
rnands,  Messenger  uml  Collection  Clerk. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


HAMILTON    BANK. 
Xc.  66  State  St.    Incorporated,  1832. 

Capital,   5500,000. 

Daniel  Denny,  President.  S.  S.  Blan- 
chard,  Cashier.  Daniel  Denny,  Thomas 
G.  Carv,  Gardner  Brewer,  Sam'i  W.  Svvett, 
Marshall  R.  Wilder,  Thomas  Wiggles- 
worth,  Benj.  F.  White,  Directors.  Ed  .vara 
Hearsey  jr.,  Teller.  George  Leighton, 
Bookkeeper.  John  H.  Pilshury,  Clerk  and 
Messenger.    George  A.  Smith,  Asst.  Clerk, 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

HIDE   AND   LEATHER  BANK. 

No.  60  State  St.  Incorporated,  1857. 
Capital,  §1,000,000. 

Lee  Clailin,  President.  John  S.  March. 
Cashier.  Lee  Ciafiin,  John  Field,  Frederick 
Jones,  William  Claflin,  John  B.  Alley, 
Henry  Poor,  Samuel  Atherton,  Tyler 
Bacheller,  Daniel  Harwood,  .  James  S. 
Stone,  Albert  Thompson,  N.  M.  Keen, 
Directors.  William  R.  Broughton,  Teller. 
James  D.  Martin,  Bookkeeper.  Geo.  W. 
Simonds, Collection  Clerk,  Clement  March, 
Assistant  Clerk.  Isaac  D.  Bianchard, 
Messenger. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

HOWARD  B  ANION  G  CO. 

No.  97  State  St.    Incorporated,  1853. 
Capital,   5530,000. 

Chas.  Ellis,  President.  Geo.  E,  Hersey, 
Cashier.  Chas.  Ellis,  Abijah  W.  Farrar, 
Abram  Rrench.Rcuben  E.Demmon,  Elisha 
Atkins,  I).  B.  Rising,  L.  M  Clark,  Direc- 
tors. Geo.  D.  Clark.  Teller.  Aaron  S.  Mc- 
intosh, Bookkeeper.  Noah  Robinson,  Col- 
lection Clerk.  Nathaniel  G.  Snelling, 
Assistant  Clerk. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

MARKET  BANK. 

No,  1  Merck.  Exchange.    Incor.  1832. 

Capital,   §560,000. 

Josiah  Stickney,  President.  Jonathan 
Brown,  jr.,  Cashier.  Josiah  Stickney, 
Francis  O.  Watts,  Charles  O.  Whitmore, 
Abner  II.  Bowman,  Benj.  Sewell.  Direc- 
tors. J  as.  W.  Gushing,  Teller.  Benj.  F. 
Teel,  Bookkeeper.  Charles  E.  Currier, 
Clerk.      Charles  S.  Evans,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 
Iff  AS  S  A  CEUSETTS  B  ANK. 


,  66  State  St.    Incorporated,  17S4. 
Capital,  §800,000. 

ohn  J.  Dixwell,  President.   Jas.  Dodd, 
•hier.    John  J.  Dixwell,  Geo.  G  Lrd 
nrge    A.     Gardner,     Israel     Lombard, 
:\ry    A.    Rice,    Directors.     Henry    K. 


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thingham,  Teller..  Thomas  Lombard, 
kkeeper.  Amasa  L.  Lincoln,  Discount 
•/.-.    Josiah  E.  Hayden,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


BANKS    IN    BOSTON. 


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MAVERICK   BANK. 
No.  75  State  St.    Incorporated,  16-54. 

Capital,  5400,000. 

Samuel  IIai.1.  President.  Samuel  Phil- 
lips jr..  Cash.  Sam'L  Hall,  Noah  Sturte- 
v-r  e,  Wm.  C.  Barstow,  Henrv  N.  Hooper, 
Martin  L.  Hall,  Paul  Curtis,  William  It. 
Lovejov,  Directors.  George  F.  Stone,  XW- 
/-r.  Alfred R.  Turner,  Bookkeeper.  Wm. 
(J.  Brooks,  Jr.,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

MECHANICS'    BANK. 

NO.  0-5  D.ORCHESTER,  Ave.     Ixcoa.,  1836. 
Capital,    §250,000. 

James  W.  Converse,  President.  Alvan 
Simonds,  Cashier.  James  W.  Converse, 
John  II.  Jehks,  Frederick  Nickerson, 
Benjamin  James,  Benjamin  B.  Converse, 
Directors.  Joseph,  ii.  Simonds,  Book- 
keeper. Thomas  S.  Pycott,  Messenger  and 
Clerk. 

Discount,  Monday. 

MERCHANTS*    BANIL 

No.  28  State  St.    Incor.,  March,  1831. 

Capital,  54,000,000. 

Franklin  Haven,  President.  John'K. 
Fuller,  Cashier.  Franklin  Haven,  Btii- 
jamin  Burgess,  Israel  Whitney,  Samuel 
Hoop§r,  William  Amory,  J.  Huntington 
Walcott,  Samuel  G.  Ward,  Geo.  R.  Rus- 
sell, Taos.  C.  Smith,  Directors.  James 
P.  Hastings,  Paying  Teller.  William  Ray-  ■ 
niond,  Assistant  Teller.  Geo.  Stirapson, 
Jr.,  Receiving  Teller.  Charles  N.  M.  Lin- 
coln, Second  Receiving  Teller.  E.  Hubbard 
Severance,  John  P.  Gore,  Bookkeepers. 
Samuel  C  Ware.  D.  Lyman  Laws,  Ac- 
countants. William  Henry  Wadieigh, 
Discount  Clerk.  James  Duncan,  Corres- 
ponding Clerk.  Thos.  Bulfinch,  Collection 
'  ■  /..  John  Barnes,  George  Hayden, 
Xles^n  :ers.  John  W.  Ransiead,  Porter. 
Discount,  Monday  and  TnursJay, 

NATIONAL  BANK. 

No.    40   State  Street.      In  cop..,    1S53. 

Capital,  57-50,000. 

John  H.  Wilkins,    President.     Charles 
B.  Hail,  Cashier.     John  H.  Wilkins,  Jno. 

E.  Hazelron,  Aor^.ham  T.  Lowe,  Jena. 
Preston,  Alexander  11.  Rice,  Ezra  Farns- 
v.orth,  David  L.  Webster,  Directors.  Dan'l 
B.  Hallett,  Teller.  Theodore  Baker, 
Discount  Clerk.  Henry  W.  Perkins,  Jr., 
Bookkeeper.  James  H.  Bouve,  Messenger. 
Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

NEW  ENGLAND  BANK. 

No.  67  State  St.    Ixco!U'ouatei>,  1813. 

Capital,  $1,000,000. 

Thomas  Lamb.  President.  Se  h  Pettee, 
V,i.ihUi\  Thos.  Lamb,  liohert  C.  IM  n  kay, 
Joeer-h  Whitnev,  Mace  'I,  tale,  Ducliev 
llail,  John  K.TlaH,  John  4 '■•  ! al  .■  Brad- 
■  ■>  Directors..  Samuel  T.  Thompson, 
Ttdier.  James  Swan,  Bookkeeper.  Chas, 
P.  Swan,  Collection  Clerk.  Charles  K. 
Cnhn  m,  Mensenger. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 


NORTH  BANK 

No.  18  Kiley  Street.    Incor.,  182-5. 
Capital,  £750,000 
Chas.   G.   Nazro,    President.    John   B. 
Witherbee,   Cashier.     Charles    G.  Nazro, ' 
Daniel  Kimball,   Elijah   Williams,    James 
Weld,  Francis    B.  Lay.  Edward    H.  El- 
dredge,  Henry  T.  Daland,  Directors.  Wm. 
L.     Barnes,     Paying      Teller.       Sylvester 
Trull,    Discount    and    Collection     Clerk. 
John  Chorley,  Bookkeeper.     Lvim'd  Farns- 
worth.  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

SAFETY  FUND  BANK. 

No.  41  State  Sr.    Organized  1353. 
Capital,  5-5  i0,00u. 

Abraham  T.  Lowe,  President.  Chand- 
ler R.  Ransom,  Cashier.  Abraham  T. 
Love,  F.  S.  Carruth,  Wm.  H.  Mill,  Wm. 
J.  Reynolds,  S.  H.  Howe,  Noble  II  Hill, 
Isaac  Fenno,  Isaac  Sweetser,  Otis  Dauiell, 
Chas.  W.  Bryant,  Artemas  Stone,  Direc- 
tors. John  Carr,  Teller.  Henry  W. 
Perkins,  Bookkeeper.  Chas.  II.  Draper, 
Discount  Clerk. 

SHAWMUT  BANK. 

No.  20  State  St.    Incorporated,  1S36. 
Capital,  57-50,000. 
Wm.  Bramhall,   President.     Stephen  G. 
Davis,  Cashier.    William  .Bramhall,  Bar- 
nabas Davis,  John  Gardner,  Jairus  B.  Lin- 
coln, Benjamin  T-.  Reed,  John  C.   Abbott, 
George  Johnson,  Directors.    Josephus  G. 
Tuft,  Pcyhiq  Teller.     Nathaniel  Lb  Pond, 
Receiving  Teller.   Chas.  II.   Miller,  Book- 
keeper.    Thomas  M.  Bramhall,   Collection 
Clerk.  Jesse  Osborne,  Messenger. 
Discount,  Monday. 

SHOE  &   LEATHER    DEALERS' 

BANK. 
No.  13  Eiley  St.  Incorporated,  1336. 
Capital,  #1,080,000, 
Caleb  Stetson,  President.  Samuel  Parr, 
Cashie)'.  Caleb' Stetson,  Josiah  M.  Jones, 
John  Albree,  Wm.  B.  Spooner,  Oilman  S. 
Low,  William  Burrage,  John  C.  Potter, 
Albert  Tirrell,  Gerry  W.  Cochrane,  Hi  nry 
L.  Daggett,  Elisha  N.  Holbrook,  Henry 
A.  Whitney,  Directors.  Joshua  Clark, 
Paying  Teller.  Geor-e  L.  Hask  11,  Re- 
ceiving Teller.  Henry  W.  Richards,  1st 
Bookkeeper,  Elijah  Howe,  Jr,,  2d  Book- 
keeper. "Francis  E.  Whitcornb,  Collection 
Clerk.  James  E.  Patch,  Assistant  Clerk. 
Benj.  P.  Hollis,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

STATE  BANK, 
No.  40  State  St.  Incorporated,  1811. 
Capital,  5]--s  >0,000. 
George  Howe,  President,  James  Sivrct, 
Cashier.  Samuel  Frothifigham,  James  S. 
Amory,  Benj.  Bane;-.,  Levi  Bartlett,  Sural. 
T.  Dana,  Geo.  Howe,  Robert  M.  Ma- 
son Jas,  P.  Thornrtike,  Abner  Kinsman, 
Directors.  Chas.  Bartlett,  P  XfingTelhr. 
John  B.  Gould,  Receiving  Teller.  LLC. 
Millett,  First  Bookkeeper.  Henry  Pierce, 
Second  Bookkeeper.  Charles  II.  Smith, 
Discount  Clerk.  Herb't  Curtis,  Collection 
Clerk.  Lewis  Bass,  Jr.,, risst.  Clerk.  Hi- 
ram Clapp,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


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SUFFOLK  BANS. 

No.  03  State  St.    Incorporated,  ISIS. 
Capital,   51,000,000. 

J.  Araory  Davis,  President.  Edw.Tyler, 
Cetehier.  Jeremiah  E.  Bridge,  Assistant 
Cashier,  J.  Amory  Davis,*  Nath.  Hooper, 
Samuel  Frothingham,  jr.,  Francis  Curtis, 
John  A.  Lowell,  Jeffrey  Richardson,  Chas. 
Amory,  Thomas  A.  Goddard.  J.  Wiley  Ed- 
mands,  E  iw.  Austin,  Francis  B.  Crown- 
ingshield,  William  W.Tucker,  Directors. 
Horatio  Hobbs,  Payinq  Teller,  Harrison 
G.  Hunt,  Receiving  'Teller.  Charles  E. 
Jackson,  Note  Teller,  Charles  L.  Hol- 
brook,  Bookkeeper.  John  E.  Alden,  C. 
F.  Fitz,  Assistant  Bookkeepers.  John  W. 
Lefavour,  Discount  Clerk.  Claudius  B. 
Patten,  Collection  Clerk.  Wm.  Hunt, 
John  M.  Corbett,  George  Phippen.  Jr., 
Chas.  W.  Stone.  Assistant  Clerks.  Wm". 
Grubb,  Daniel  H.  Belknap,  EUR.  Russell, 
Foreign  Money  Clerks.  Chas.  A.  Tucker, 
Henry  Tenney,  Messengers.  Chas.  S.  Mel- 
cher,  Porter. 

Discount,    Wednesday  and  .Saturday. 

TRADERS'    BANE.. 

91  State  Street.  Incorpop.ated,  1831. 
Capital,  5600,000. 

A.  W.  Thixter,  Presidetd.  Jeremiah 
Gore,  Cashier-,  George  Callender,  Jabez 
T'V.hcr,  Deming  Jarves,  Adam  W.  Thax- 
tcr.  Fran  is  J.  Parker,  Joshua  Stetson, 
Directors.  Chas.  J.  Whipple,  Teller. 
Thomas  Waterman.,  Bookkeeper.  Freder- 
ick S.  ©aris,  Discount  Clerk.  Thos. 
O.  Braekett,  Collection  Clerk  and  Mes- 
senger.   Horace  Phi-brook,  Assistant. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 
THEKTONT    BA2TK. 

'i-    ST.VTS    STREET.     IXCOK-OKATED   1S14. 

Capital,    51,2-30,000. 

Andrew  T.  Hal!,  President.  Amos  T. 
Frothi-ighum,  Cashier.  Andrew  T.  Hall, 
E^ra  it.  Baker,  Caleb  Curtis.  Nathaniel 
B.  Gibbs,  William  Perkins,  Charles  B. 
Shaw,  Uaae  Thacher,  Directors.  Daniel 
E.Simw,  Paying  Teller.  John  K.  Hinck- 
ley, Receiving  Teller,     Charles  O.   Tufts, 


Bookkeeper.  Edw.  Souther,  Discount 
Clerk.  J.  Carter  Cutter,  Collection  Clerk. 
John  J.  Underbill,  Messenger. 

Discount.  Monday  and  Thursday. 

UNION  BANK. 

40  State  Stkeet.    Incorporated,  1792. 

Capital,  £1,000,000. 

Thaddeus  Nichols,  President.  Lemuel 
Gulliver,  Cashier.  .  Thaddeus  Nichols, 
Eben  Dale,  Nathaniel  H.  Emmons,  Chas. 
Merriam,  Edward  S.  Tobey,  George  C. 
Richardson,  William  Parsons,  Charles 
Faulkner,  Directors.  Timothy  Bryant, 
Paying  Teller.  Henry  Howard,  Receiv- 
ing Teller.  .  Almariri  Trowbridge,  Book- 
keeper. James  Skiiton,  Discount  Clerk. 
A.  Watson  Grant,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

■WASHINGTON  BANK. 

No.  47  State  St.    Incor.  1S25. 
Capital,   #750,000. 

Almon    D.    Hodges,    President.     Chas. 

A.  Putnam,  Cashier.  Almon  D.  Hodges, 
Josiah  P.  Cooke,  Josiah  Stedman,  Moses 
Williams,  Francis  Bacon,  Alanson  Tucker, 
Jr.,  Joseph  W.  Balch,  Directors.  Geo-.  F. 
Dodge,  Paying  Teller.  Francis  A.  Low, 
Receiving  Teller,  James  H.  Champney, 
Bookkeeper.  William  T.  Hodges,  Dis- 
count Clerk.    Henry  Kellogg,    Messenger. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

WEBSTER   BANK. 

No.  39  State,   cor.   Congress  Street, 
Incor.,  13-53.  Capital,  51,500,000. 

William  Thomas,  President.  Solomon 
Lincoln,  Cashier.     Wm.  Thomas,  George 

B.  Upton,  Lewis  W,  Tappan,  H.  Hoi  lis 
Hunnewell,  James  ~M.  Beebe,  Wiiliain'F. 
Weld,  Albert  Fearing,  Wm.  B.  Bac<  n, 
George  H.  Kuhn.  Directors.  Edward  W. 
Brown,  Paying  Teller.  Chas.  L.  Riddle, 
Receiving  Teller.  Merrill  N.  Boyden, 
Bookkeeper.  Eliery  C.  Daniell,  Discount 
Clerk.  William  C.  Durant,  Collection 
Clerk.     Caleh   S.  Brown,  Messenger. 

Discount,  at  10  o'clock,  A.  M.,  Tuesday 

and  Fridav. 


BOSTON  CLEARING  HOUSE. 
No.  6o  State  Stubet. 


Franklin  Haven,  of  the  Merchants'  Bank.  Chairman.  William  Thomas,  Webster 
Bank,  Secretary.  Andrew  T.  Hall,  Tremont  Bank  ;  Thomas  Lamb,  New  England  Bank  ; 
A  .,  •':  1).  liodares,  Washington  Bank ;  Benjamin  B.Bates,  Bank  of  Commerce  ;  J. 
Amory  Davis.  Suffolk  Bank,  Standing  Committee.  Henry  B.  Groves,  Manager.  Chas. 
A;  Elliot,  Assistant  Managtr.    Eb-^n  "Stafford,  Messenger. 


BOSTON    SAVINGS    BANKS. 


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BOSTON    SAVINGS    BANKS 


BOSTON  FIVE  CJENTS  SAV- 
INGS   BANE. 

No.  3S  School  Street. 

Paul  Adams,  President.  Charles  Hud- 
son, Frid.  Gould,  E.  B.  Foster,  John 
Gove,  Edw'd  Edmunds,  Anson  Burling- 
ame,  Rollin  II.  Neale,  Wm.  Beals,  A.  L. 
Stone,  Tolman  Wiiley,  Andrew  Bigelow, 
David  Kimball,  Vice-Presidents,  Alonzo 
H.  Evans,  Treasurer.  Curtis  C.  Nichols, 
Secret"  ry.  William  Claflin,  John  D. 
Philbrick,  Geurge  F.  Williams,  David  L. 
Webster,  Phineas  Stowe,  Dunl.  W.  Gooch, 
Elbridge  G.  Dudley,  Roland  Worthing  ton, 
S.  A.  benio,  Chandler  R.  Ransom,  Albert 
Norton,  Geo,  F.  Brown,  jMoses  Kimball, 
Francis  B.  Fay,  Jos.  Hunnewell,  J.  M. 
Stone,  Eliphalet  Pearson  John  P.  Jewett, 
Solomon  Piper,  F.  Andrews,  <mo.  R.Man- 
ley,  Daniel  F.  Child,  John  G,  Davis,  Alon- 
zo Farrar,  Trustees. 

Annual  meeting  on  the  first  Tuesday 
\pril. 


EAST  BOSTON  SAVINGS 
BANK. 

Wejthbop  Block,  Mavebick.  Sq.,  E.  B. 

Samuel  Hall,  President.  Ebenezer  At- 
kins, Vice-President.  .Albert  Bowker, 
Secretary  and  Treas.  Ebenezer  Atkins, 
Geo.  W.  Brown,  Wm.  C.  B  ,?stow,  Morrill 
Cole,  Phineas  M.  Crane,  Thomas  D.  De- 
mond,  Wm.  Fettvplace,  Wm.  C.  Ford, 
Mark  Googvns,  Samuel  Hall,  Richard 
Hennessey,  BenLLamson.  Wm,  R.  Love- 
joy,  Gilbert  E.Pierce,  FWnr-y  Pigeon,  G. 
li.  Plum  'er,  Jos.  Bobbins,  2"  oah  S'tur- 
tevant,  Alfred  A.  Wellington,  Paul  Cur- 
tis, Sum'!  C.  Allen,  Nicholas  Litchfield, 
John  M,  Doane,  James  Nute,  Albert 
Bowker,  Trustees. 


PEOPLE'S  SAVINGS  BANK. 
No.    141  Hanover  Street. 

J.  V.  C.  Smith,  President.  Isaac  F. 
Shepard,  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  Geo. 
A.  Pratt,  Teller.  The  President,  and 
Messrs.  Converse,  Guild,  Adams,  and 
Driscotl.  Board  of  Investment.  James  W. 
'-  ■■  ■  ■•  ''■■  d  rtc  W.  Lincoln,  Jr.,  Wm. 
Adams,  (j.  \\  -ashingtOn  Warren,  Vice- 
I*r*sid<  nti.  Chester  Guild,  John  C.  Bodge, 
William  D.  Tieknor,  Juan  K.  Hali^Tkos. 
Niekerson,  Joseph  M.  Wightman,  Fre- 
derick   O.  Prince,     Nehemiah     Boynton, 


Thomas  Rice,  Jr.,  Cornelius  Driscoll,  Geo. 
W.  Chipmau,  J  as.  M.  Shutc,  Thos.  D.  De- 
moud,    'Trustees. 


PROVIDENT    INSTITUTION 
FOB.  SAVINGS. 

Office,  12  Tempee  Peace. 

Open  daily  from  9  to  1  o'clock.  De- 
posits are  received  Monday,  Tuesday  and 
Wednesday,  and  payments  are  made  on 
Thursday,  Friday  and  Saturday. 

Wm.  Appleton,  President  Peter  Wain- 
relight,  Treasurer.  John  Reed,  Jr..  Vice' 
Treasurer.  Wm.  S.  Dexter,  Secretary. 
Samuel  May,  Robert  Watcrston.  John  A. 
Lowell, William  Amory,  Edward  Wiggles- 
worth,  IX-.niel  Denny,  Aaron  Baldwin, 
Charles  Barnard,  Stephen  Fairbanks.Wm. 
T.  Andrews,  Henry  Wainwright,  Israel 
Lombard,  Vice-President*.  N.  H  Em- 
mons, George  Howe,  Peter  R.  Dalton, 
J.  W.  Fdm-mds,  William  Perkins,  Benja- 
min F.  White,  George  H.  Kuan,  Benjamin 
Thaxter,  J.  T.  Stevenson,  Geo.  R.  Minor., 
W.  S.  Bullard,  J.  J.  Dixwell.  Israel  Whit- 
ney, H.  H.  Hunnewell,  F.  II.  Story*.  J.* 
Amory  Davis,  Henry  Lee,  Jr..  Andrew  T. 
Hall,  Moses  Williams,  Edw.  Austin,  Jas. 
M.  Beebe,  Francis  Bacon,  Thus.  I>.  Waits, 
Edward  C  c ;!  m  a  n ,  T>  1 1  -s  tees . 

Annual  meeting,  third  Wednesday  in 
December. 


SUFFOLK      SAVINGS      BANK 

FOR  SEAMEN  &  OTHERS. 

Office,   Savings   Bank   Buildiso. 
30  Teejiont  Stueet. 

Open  daily,  from  9  to  1  o'clock,  P.  M. 
Deposits  received  and  payments  made 
daily, 

Thomas  Lamb,  President.  Samuel  II. 
Wailey,  Vice-President,  Charles  Henry 
Parker,  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  Juan 
B.  Alley,  Francis  Bacon,  Geo.  M.  Pa:  ird, 
James  M.  Bcebe,  Geonze  William  Lkmd, 
Caleb  Curtis,  Samuel  T.  Dana,  J.  Wiley 
Edmands,  Albert  Fearing,  Nathan  B. 
Gibbs,  Alpheus  Hardv,  Jabez  0.  Howe, 
Abner  Kin-man,  Henry  Lincoln,  Chas.  J. 
Morrill,  Chas.  U.N.  :ro,  Chas.  II.  Parker, 
Henry  A.  Peiree,  William  Perkins,  Geo. 
R.  Sampson,  Charles  Scndder,  Isaac 
Thacher,  Edw.  S.  Tobey,  Thomas  Wig- 
glcsworth.  Manage rs . 
Annual  meeting  second  Tuesday  in  April. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


COUNTRY   BANKS. 


ABINGTON  BANS. 
Abingtox.    Incor.  18-50.     Capital, 

.$1.50,000. 
Asaph  Dunbar,  President.  J.  N.  Far- 
rar.  Cashier.  A^aph  Dunbar,  Cushing 
Mucbel,  Joshua  Whifinarsh.  Joseph  Clev- 
erly, Samuel  Blake  Jr..  Jenkins  Lane, 
Goddard  .Reed,  Baxter  Cobb,  John  Lane, 
Directors. 

Discount,  Monday. 

ADAMS  BANK. 
Adams.  Incor.  1S32.  Capital.  £300,000. 
Win.  E.  Brayton,  President.  C.  11.  Little- 
neld,  Cashier.  Samuel  Ingalls,  Sanford 
Biaekington,  Thomas  A.  Brayton,  R  H. 
Vi  ells,  la.L.  Dawes,  Isaac  De:an,  Directors. 
Discount,  Thursday. 

AGAWAIS    BANE!. 
Springfield.     Incgr.  1846,     Capital, 

5300,000. 
Theodore  Stebhins.  President.  Frederick 
S.  Bailey,  Cashier.  Theodore  Stebbins, 
Chester  W.  Chapin,  M.  Ciiapin,  J.  B.  M. 
?UebhJns,  Daniel  L.  Harris,  J.  B.  Vinton, 
E.  couihworth,  Lombard  Dale,  Roderick 
Ashley,  Directors,  J.  F.  Hartwell,  Teller. 
L.  Warner,  houkkcep^r. 

Discount,  Daily. 

AGRICULTURAL  BANK. 
Pittsfield.    Incgr,    1818.    Capital, 

5200,000. 
■G«.W.-C.«n?beII.  Preside  J,-.n    R, 

;V;vrr--  r    i  '.'      -r.  hdwin  Ciapp,    O,  ifge 

Yt'r-  '  'r':  '  '"*  '  "  '•  ^'-  P'unkett.  Ensign 
g;  keiiogg,  W  in.  B.  Cooiev,  J.  B.  Crane, 
)V.  M.  Hoot,  Directors.  B."  M.  Lawrence, 
T  A-,.     S.  II.   Piatt,  Clerk, 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

ANDOVER  BANS, 

A>'Do\2e,.  Incor.  1S26.  Capital, 
S2.50.000 
^  John  Flint,  President.  Moses  Foster, 
Jr.,  Cashier.  Amos  Abbott,  Francis  Cogs- 
well John  Flint,  Nathan  Frve.  Moses  T. 
Stevens,  Nathaniel  Swift,  John  L.  Taylor. 
Directors. 

J  iseourrt,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

APPLETON  BANK. 
Lowell.     Lxcor.  1847.    Capital, 

3200,000. 
John  rVKnowies,  President,  rdhn.  F. 
-jy:i';  ,,:'  '  '  .'■'■"■  Jn  -:i  A.  Kttdwloa,  J. 
*;•  trent.i,  Isaac  Farrington,  Ransom 
Reed,  George  Bragdon,  John  Nesmith, 
Aimer  Vt  .  lintirkk.  Wra.  A.  Richardson, 
Vnd.am  Nichols,  Directors.lX  W.  C  ish- 
tng,   (.'/«-,.. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


ASIATIC    BANK. 

Salem.    Incor.  1824.    Capital, 
£315,000. 

Joseph  S.  Cabot,  President.  Wm.  H. 
Foster,  Cashier.  George  Wheatland, 
Gilbert  G.  NewhalL  N.  A.  Frye,  Leonard 
B,  Harrington,  James  B.  Curwin,  Geo.F. 
Brown,  Directors.  Charles  PL  Towne, 
Bookkeeper,  Wm.  J.  Foster,  Teller.  D.  E. 
Saunders,  Clerk. 

Discount,  Monday,  Wednesday   and 
Friday. 

ATTLEBORG'  BANK 

North  Attlerof.o'.    Incor.  1S35. 
Capital,  $100,000. 

E.  I.  Richards,  President.  W.  D.  Cot- 
ton, Cashier.  Wilhird    BSackington,   E.I. 

Richards,  George  B.  Richards.  Samuel  M. 
Holraan,     Ezekiel      Bates.      Josiah      D. 

Richards,  H.  F.   Harrows,  Abial   Codding 
Jr.,  J.  J.  Freeman,  Directors. 
Discount,  Monday. 

BANK  C?  BRIGHTON, 

Brighton.    In  cor.  1S32     Capital, 
$250,000. 

Samuel  Phillip? ,  Pres  id  en  t.  Ch  arles  C. 
Hutchinson,  Cashier.  Edward  Sparhawk. 
Stephen  H.  Bennett,  James  Dana,  Dexter 
Fay,  Samuel  Bigelow,  David  Collins,  J. 
Warren  Hollis,  'Then.  Matchett,  James 
Stetson,  Nathaniel  Jackson,  Horace  W. 
Jordan,  Directors.  Be!a  S.  Fisk,  Teller. 
Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

BANS  OF  CAPE  ATTN. 

[Gloucester.    Incorporated  1S55. 
Capital,  §150,000, 

Gorham  P.  Low,  president.  Samuel  J. 
Giles,  Cashier.  Gorham  P.  Low.  A .  B. 
Vannevar.,  John  Pew,  Gpo.  F.  Wonson, 
David  S.  Day,  Joshua  P.  Trask,  Joseph 

O.  Proctor,  Directors. 

Discount,    Thursday. 

BANK  OF  CAPE  COD. 

Harwich.  In  corpora  ted  1555. 
Capital,  $100,000. 
P.  S.  Crowell,  President.  Obed 
Brooks,  Cashier.  P.  S.  Crowell,  Solo- 
mon Freeman,  Isaac  S.  Dnane,  Thacher 
Ryder,  Seth  Ryder,  Zebina  H.  Small,  Wat- 
son Baker,  Joseph  P.  NWkerson,  J.  K. 
Baker,  Benj.  Freeman,  Directors. 

BARNSTABLE  BAKU. 

Yarmouth  Tort.    Incorporated  1825. 
Capital,  $350,000. 

Isaiah  Crowell,  President.  Amos  Otis, 
Cashier.  Isaiah  Crowell,  Alexander  Bax- 
ter, Nath'l  S.  Simpkins,  David  II.  Akin, 


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of  Yarmouth;  Ebenezer  Baron,  George 
Lovell,  Zenas  D.  Bassett,  of  Barnstable; 
Seth  Crowell,  of  Dennis;  Anthony  Kelly, 

Valentine  Doane,  of  Harwich,  Directors. 
Discount,  Thursday. 

BASS  RIVER  BANK. 

Beverly.     Incorporated  185L 
Capital,  $100,000, 

A.  N.  CI  ark,  of  Beverly,  President. 
Jonathan  Nichols,  Cashier.  Daniel  Fos- 
ter, of  Beverly  ;  John  I'.  Baker,  of  Beverly; 
Benjamin  Courtney,  of  Essex;  Isaac 
Knowlton  Hamilton,  David Crowell,  A.  M. 
Chrk,  John  A.  Greene,  of  Beverly,  Di- 
rectors. 

Discount,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 

BAY  STATE  BANK.     . 

Lawrence.    Incorporated  1847. 
Capital,  £500,000. 

Charles  S.  Storrow,  President.  Nath'l 
White,  Cashier.  Chas,  S.  Storrow,  Geo. 
L.  Davis,  D.  S.  Swan,  Henrv  Barton,  Geo. 
W.  HiUs,  Chas.  H.  Parker,  Henry  Wuln- 
wright,  Directors.  C.  A.  Colby,  Teller. 
N.P.  Houghton,  Clerk. 

Discount,  Monday. 

EEI3PG2J5   CTOtBEEacaiasCi 

BANK. 

New  Bedford.    Incorporated  1816. 
Capital,  $600,000. 

Edward  Mott  Bobinson,  President. 
Ifaos.  B.  White,  Cashier.  Matthew  Row- 
land, Thomas  S.  Hathaway,  Thomas  Nye, 
Jr..  Win.  Hathaway,  Jr.,  Edward  Mott 
Robinson,  Charles  L.  Wood,  Wm.  C.  N. 
Swift.  Georse  Kussev.  WiUhm  J.  Botch, 


F.   Co  irabs,   Assistant  Cashier.    Tiu 
F.  Palmer,  Clerk. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

TPOTL'BLY  SAHE. 

Beveret.    Incorporated  1812, 
Capital,  si2o,C00. 


mas 


Samuel  Endicott,  Pre 
Bennett,  Cashier.   Ezra 


;.     Robert  G. 

sgwood,  Wm. 
Porter,  Abraham  Edwards,  John  Pickett, 
Andrew  1\  Leach,  William  Endicott,  Di- 
rectors. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


BLACKS  TONE  "BANS. 

Oxbridge.    Incorporated  182.5. 
Capital,  £100,000. 

PaulWhitiiii  President.  Ebehezer  W. 
KayWard,  Cashier.  Paul  Whitin,  Joseph 
Day,  J.  E.  Southwsck,  Moses  Taft,  Israel 
PUuamcr,  Silas  M.  Whcelock,  Fenner 
Bai  h<  lor,  George  S.  Taft,  Jacob  Taft,  Di- 
rectors* 

Discount,  Monday. 


BLUE  HILL  BANK. 

Dorchester.    Incorporated  1832. 
Capital,  #159,000. 

A<=aph  Churchill,  President.  Eleazer 
J.  Bispham,  Cashier.  Roswell  Gteason, 
Thomas  Liversidge,  Asaph  Churchill] 
Thomas  Hollls,  Jr.,  Edmund  J.  Baker. 
Otis  Wright,  Edward  H.  It.  Ruggles,  Di- 
rectors. 

BRIGHTON  MARKET  BANK. 

Brighton.    Incorporated  1S54. 

Capital,  §250,000. 

Life  Baldwin,  President.  Abner  I,  Ben- 
yen.  Cashier.  Life  Baldwin,  Chas.  Heard, 
Jacob  F,  Taylor,  Granville  Fuller,  Hiram 
Barker,  George  II.  Brooks,  Edmund  Ri<  e, 
Jr.,  Stephen  Smith,  Edward  0.  Sparhawk% 
Elias  D.  Bennett,  Willard  H.  Giles,  Ho- 
race W.  Baxter,  Directors.  C.  W.Varnev, 
Clerk. 

BRISTOL  COUNTY  BANK. 

Taunton.    Incorporated,  1833. 

Capital,  #350,000. 

Theodore  Dean,  President.  William 
Brewster,  Cashier.  'Chas.  Foster,  Francis 
S.  Monroe,  II.  W.  Church,  Edwin  Keith, 
Salmon  Washburn,  of  Taunton;  Thets. 
Dean,  of  Eaynham ;  Cromwell  Leonard, 
of  Norton  ;  Arternas  Hale,  of  Bridgewat*  r  ; 
H.  M.  Pool,  of  Easton,  Directors.  Geo, 
W.  Andres,  Clerk. 

Discount,  daily. 

BUN&Ea  HILL  BANX. 

Charlestown.    Incorporated  1829. 
Capital,  §30  IJJ00. 

Edward  Lawrence.  President.  Th  -  is 
Marshall,  Cashier.  Tlu  m  is  M.  Call  ■-. 
James  Adams,  William*  Arnold,  Daniel 
White,  George  A.  Kettell,  Timothy  T. 
Sawyer,  Joseph  Souther,  Jr..  G  ■  .■_•■  ; 
Adams,  Directors.  George  E.  Lincoln 
Teller.  James  Adams,  Jr.,  Clerk.  Geo. 
E.  Carr,  Assistant  Curie.  Chas.  Buxchi  .;., 
Messenger. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

CABOT  3Ai;Z, 

Chicopee,    Incorporated  18i-3. 
Capital,  §1  ">'.   30. 

Jerome  Weils,  President.  Henrv  II. 
Harris,  Cashier.  J<  r<  rise  ft'  Ills,  Sylvam  a 
Adams,  Timothy  W.  Carter,  John  Cha  e, 
Sidney  Chapin,  E.  P.  Kimball,  Directors. 
J.  Chapin,  Clerk. 

Discount,  daily. 


cax-ibio.lgi]  bank. 

Cam  bridge  port.    Incorporated  IS-i  >. 
Capital,  £100,000. 

1  nomas  Whittemore,  President.  L  iciui 
li.     Paige,    Cashier,      liolicrt    Douglas*, 


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Thomas  Whittemore,  Benjamin  TiUon,  D. 
U.  Chamberlain,  Ira  Stratton,  Directors. 
George  W.  Livcrmore,  Solicitor.  Joseph. 
Whitteraore,  Clerk  and  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

aAXCBBIDGE   CITY  BANS. 

Cambuidoe.     Incorporated  lS->3- 
Capital,  £100,000. 

John  Livermore,  President.  Edward 
Richardson,  Cashier.  John  Livermore, 
Samuel  P.  Heywood,  Joseph  A.  Holmes, 
EUnhalet  Davis.  H.  SI.  Cha.mbcri.iin,  Geo. 
T.  Gale,  Geo.  W.  Whittemore,  Directors. 
R,  Litchfield,  Jr.,  Messenger. 

Discount,  Monday  evening. 

CAMBRIDGE  MARKET  BANK. 

jCambiudgb.    Incorporated  1851. 
Capital,  §150,000. 

George  Meacharn.,  President.  Warren 
Sahg«?r,  Cashier  Geo.  W.  Lewis^George 
Meacham,  Henry  Potter,  Calvin  Diraick, 
S.  F.  Woodbridge,  C.  W.  Kingsley,  Di- 
rectors. Geo.  M.  Thayer,  Messenger. 
Discount,  Wednesday, 

CENTRAL,  BANK. 

Worcester.    Incorporated  1829. 
Capital,  §350,0  «0. 

John  C.  Mason,  PrevAeni.  George  C. 
Bhrelow,  Cashier.  I.  Washburn,  Charles 
G.  Prentiss,  J.  C.  Mason  Joseph  Mason, 
G.  F.  Hoar.  Edward  K.  Hemenway,  P.  L. 
Btioen,  George  Chandler,  Samuel  Wood- 
ward, Directors.  G.  F.  Hoar,  Solicitor. 
)l  •  ry  A.  Marsh,  Teller.  E.  D.  Coggswell, 
Iksvkktep?r.     Walter  J.  Hapgood,  Clerk. 

Discount,  Monday. 
CHARLES  RIVER  BANK 


UA.Vi.TAL,  510iJtVf.Hj. 

Charles  C.  Little,  President.  Eben 
BnW,  Cashier.  Charles  C.  Little,  Win, 
T.  Ricru!  Uon,  Abel  Wiiiard,  Oliver  Hast- 
ings, Chauncj  Smith,  Directors.  VVni.M, 
S ao  .v ,  t ,\ ri  k  a n d  J/es  senger. 

Discount,  Wednesday. 

CHICOPEE  BANK. 

Sp&ingfield.    Incorporated  1832. 
Capital,  300,000. 

PJb.Uo  F.  Wilcox.  President.  Thomas 
Warner,  Cashier.  P.  F.  Wilcox,  Henry 
I  ufiw,  Jr..  J.  B.  RumriH,  George  Walker, 
G.  f).  Biss  Elijah  W.  Blis*,  J.D.  Brewer, 
l '  r  :  .;■».  T  Aitcheson,  Bookkeeper.  F. 
H.  Fuller  j  CWr.i. 

Discount,  every  day. 

CITIZENS  BANK, 

'Worcester.    Incorporated  1S36. 

Capital,  £1.50,000. 

Francis  T.  Merrick,   President.     John 
C.  R'tp't-y.  Cnhier.     F.  T.  Merrick,  F.  H. 
Kinarctrit.    Ah\hv>ny    Chase,    George   A. 
yrambull,  D.  Waldo  Lincoln,  Directors. 
Discount,-  Monday. 


CITY  SANK. 

Lynn.      Inc.  1854.     Capital,  $100,000. 

Amos  P.  Tapley,  President.  Benjamin 
V.  French,  Jr.,  Cashier.     Amos  P.  Tapley, 

Thomas  P.  Richardson,  Phillip  P.  Tapley, 
Otis  Johnson,  Lyman  B.Frazier,  Directors. 
.  Richard  J.  Nichols,  Clerk. 

Discount,  Tuesday. 

CITY  BANK. 
•  Worcester.    Inc.  1854.    Capital, 

5400,000. 

George  W.  Richardson,  President.  Na- 
thaniel Paine,  Cashier.  George  W.  Rich- 
ardson, Calvin  Foster,  Lewis  Barnard, 
William  B.  Fox,  Jr.,  H.  N.  Bigclow, 
CharFs  Deven*,  Jr.,  George  M.  Rice, 
James  B.  Blake,  Directors.  Chas.  Devens, 
Jr.,  Solicitor.  Lewis  W.  Hammond,  Book- 
keeper. Arthur  A.  Goodell,  Teller. 
Discount,  Monday. 

COMMERCIAL  BANK. 
Salem.    Lnc,   1339.     Capital,  $200,000. 

William  Sutton,  President.  Edward  H. 
Payson,  Cashier.  William  D.  Waters, 
James  C.  Stimpson,  Geo.  W.  Keene,  M. 
W.  Shenard,  John  Jewett,  Wm.  P.  Good- 
hue,  Director?.  S  B.  Buttiiek,  Book- 
keeper.    G.  L.  Streeter,  Clerk. 

Discount,  Monday,  Wednesday,  and 
Friday. 

CONCORD  BANK 

Concord.    Incorp.  1832.'   Capital, 

$100,000. 
Daniel  Shattuck.  President.  John  M. 
Cheney,  Cashier.  Nathan  Brooks,  Nehe- 
raiah  Ball.  Elijah  Hale,  Cyrus  Warren, 
Cyrus  Stow.  George  Heywood,  Stedman 
Buttrickj  Samuel  Staples.  Directors* 
Discount,  Monday. 

CONWAY  BANK. 

Conway.    Incoup.  1854.    Capital, 

5125,000. 

Luther  Bodman,  Jr.,  President.  Wil- 
liam C.  Robinson,  Cashier.  L.  Bodman, 
Jr.,  James  S.  Whitney,  Charles  Parsons, 
Austin  Rice,  Lewis  Bodrnan,  Josiah  Allis, 
Joseph  Crafts.  Wm.  C."  Campbell,  J.  C. 
Arms,  Samuel  W.  Hall,  E.  D.  Hamilton, 
Directors. 

BAKVEIiZ  BANS. 

South  Danveks.     Inc.  1825.     Capital. 
£150,000. 

Eben  Sutton,  President.  George  A. 
Osborne,  Cashier.  Eben  Sutton,  Warren 
M.  Jacobs,  Robert  S.  Daniels,  David 
Daniels,  Jonathan  Kin^,  E.  T.  Osborn, 
Joseph  Osgood,  Directors. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

DEDHAI'I  BANK. 
D?dham.   Inc.1814.  Capital,  g30O,O0Q. 

Jeremy  Stimson,  President.     Lewis  H- 

Kingsbury,  Cashier,    J.  Svimson,  Edward 


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U,  Rich&rds/Ira  Cleveland,  E/ra  W.  Taft, 
Joseph  Day,  of  Dedham  ;  Daniels  Car- 
penter, of  FoxbOro';  Adams  Daniels,  of 
died  way,  Directors.  John  H.  B.  Thayer, 
Clerk. 

Discount,  daily. 

ESSEX  BANK. 

HAVERHILL.     iXCORP.  18-51.     CAPITAL, 

5100,000. 

James  Gale,  President.  "William  Cald- 
well, Cashier.  John  C.  Tilton,  Franklin 
Brio kett,  Eiias  T.  Ingaiis,  James  Gale, 
Leverett  Kimball,  Directors. 


EXCHANGE    BANS. 

Salem.    Inc.  1823.    Capital,  5200,000. 

John  Webster,  President.  J.  Chadwick, 
Cashier.  J  C.  Lee,  W.D.  Pickman,  John 
Webster,  S.G.Wheatland,  Nathan  Nichols, 
Henry  L.  Williams,  Joseph.  F.  Walden, 
Directors.  Joseph  H.  Webb,  Bookkeeper. 
S,  G.  iSymonds,  Clerk. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

FAIRHAVSN  BANK. 
Faieuaven.    Incorf.  1831.    Capital, 

5300,000. 

Ezekiel  Sawin ,  President,,  Reuben  Nye, 
CasJUer.  Ezekiel  Sawin,  Henry  A.  Church, 
George  F.  Tripp;  J.oseph  Tripp,  W.  Del- 
ano, F.  II.  Whitweli,  Win.  P.  Jenney, 
Wilson  Pope,  Philemon  Fuller,  Directors. 
Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


PALL  RIVER  BANS. 
Fall  Rives.    Incokp.  182-5.     Capital, 

5ooi»,ooo, 

T)  j,vrd  Anthonv,  Pr4$i$mt.  itenry  H. 
Fi,h.  CcsAitr.  SJavicl  Anthony.  Richard 
Eovdea,  John  S  Cotton,  Joseph  M  rbl-e, 
Abner  Slade,  William  Muuday,  Guilford 
K.  Hathaway, 'Directors.  Geo.  R.  Fiske, 
Teller.  John  J.  Eddy,  Clerk. 
Discount,  Monday. 

FALMOUTH  BANK 

Falmouth.  Incorp.  1821.  Capital, 
£100,000. 
John  Jenkins,"  President.  Samuel  B. 
Bourne.  Cashier.  John  Jenkins,  O.  C 
Swift,  Knmvles  Butler,  Erasmus  Gould, 
Silas  .Jones,  Thomas  Lewis,  Jr.,  Warren 
N.  Bourne,  Directors. 

FTTCHEUP.O  3 ANIL 

Fitchburg.  Incorp.  1S32.  Capital, 
5250,000. 
Francis  Perkins.  President.  Ebenezer 
Tone;.,  Cashier.  Charles  J.  Billings,  As- 
tisitin't  Cashier.  J.  A.  Marsha:!,  Walter 
lb  wood,  Nathaniel  Woo  i,  [vers  Phillips, 
Charles  W.  Wilder,  Stephen  Shepley, 
frTtchbufgj  Porter  Piper,  Leominster; 
Ephraira  M-ur  clock,  Jr.,  Winehendon  ; 
Levi  Heywodd,  Gardner;  Wm.  I).  Peek, 
Seeding;  Geo.  Whitney-,  Eoyaisioa,  Di- 
rectors. 

Discount,  Monday. 


FRAMINCrHAIYT  BANK 

Framing-ham.  Inc.  1833.  Capital, 
52)0.000. 
Sullivan  Fay, President.  Francis  Jaques, 
Cashier.  Moses  Edgell.  Jtson  Hall,  I.  S. 
Wheeler,  Charles  H.  Train,  James  W. 
Clark,  George  Phipp--,  of  Framinghara  ; 
Sullivan  Fay,  of  Southboro*;  J.  B.  Wol- 
cott,  of  Natick,  Directors. 

Discount,  Mondny. 

FRANKLIN  COUNTY  BANK. 

Greenfield.     Incorp.  1843.     Capital 
5200,000. 
Henry  Wr.  Cushman.  President.     Chas. 
I.  Fuller,  Cashier.    Henry    W.  Cushman, 
Wrend-ll  T.  Davis,  William   Keith,  Whit- 
ing Griswold,  Hardin  Hcmrnenway.  Quin- 
tus  Allen,  Joel  Fay,  John    S   Ward,  Wm. 
B.  Washburn,  Ira  Abercrombie,  Directors. 
Discount,  every  day. 

GLOUCESTER  BANK 

Gloucester.  Incokp.  179-3.  Capit-vl, 
5300,000. 
Isaac  Somes,  '/'resident.  B.  F.  Somes, 
Cashier.  Isaac  Some-.,  John  W.  Lowe, 
Frederick  G.  Low,  13.  K.  Hough,  Epes  W. 
Merchant,  Edward  Babson,  Nathaniel  Ba.b- ' 
son,  Director. 

luscount,  Tuesday. 

GRAFTON  BANK. 

G  s  aft  on-.    Ixc!  85 1- .  Cap  ;  r  a  l  ,  f  1 0  0 . 0  0  0 . 

John.  W. Sloeomb,  President.     Jsmaifa   n 

Gary,  Cashier:    J.  W.  Sloeomb,  Jona.    D. 

Wheeler,  Erastus    Fisher,  H.  1).  P.  Bige- 

low,  Alfred    Morse,  Esek  Saunders,  E.  B. 
Stoddard,  Directors. 

Discount,  Mondav. 


GRAND 


J$JxiH  xL, 


Maeblehead.  Ixcokp.  1831.  Capital, 
5100,000. 
E  b  e  n  e  z  e  r  B .  P r 1  i  i  I  i  p  s ,  P  res  ide  at.  J  0  s  c  p  h 
P.  Turner,  Cashier.  Knott  Marrin,  A  .  i 
Gardner,  Thomas  Garney,  Henry  V.  Pit- 
man, George  Wilson,  Ebcii^zer  B.  Pi. 11  ips, 
William  T.  Haskell,  Dire  dors. 

Discount,  Monday,  Wednesday,  and 
Friday. 

GREENFIELD  BANK. 

Greenfield.    Incokp.   1S22.    Capital, 

5200,000. 

William  B.  Washburn,  J'r-s:dr-ni.     F  W. 

Russell,  Cashier.     W  illiam  B.  Was!  burn, 

Franklin  Ripley,  George  1'   Davis,  Lucius 

Nuns,  Davis  Godd  trd,  Directors. 

Discount,  daily. 

HADLEY  FALLS  BANK 

Holtoke.    Incorp.  1851.    Capital, 

§200,000. 
A.  D.  Chapin,  President.     Charles  W. 
Rsndlet, Cashier.  Joel  Miller, Cynn  f'riuk, 

Jonas  Kendall,  Chester  Grails,  Whising 
Street,  Alfred  'White,  G.  C.  Lyman,  J.  C. 
Paraoos.  Directors. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


HAMPDEN  BANK. 

Westfield.     Ixcop.p.    182.3.    Capital, 

$150,000. 
Edward  B.  Gillette,  President.  R.  Wel- 
h'T,  Cashier.  Alvan  Fowler,  Hiram  Hull, 
Edward  B.  Gillette,  Benjamin  Little,  Jas. 
Noble,  2d,  Thomas  Knlel,  William  O. 
Fletcher.,  Directors. 

HAMPSHIRE  MANUP.  BANK. 
Waiie.      Inc.  1825-      Capital,  $3-30,000. 

Orrln  Sage,  President*  William  Hyde, 
Cashier,  Henry  Ives,  AssiStTfTi't  Cashier. 
O.  Sage,  S.  Mixter,  William  Mixter,  Ezra 
Gary,  John  Ward,  John  Warner,  Joseph 
Hartwell,  W.  S.  Brakenridge,  Nathan 
Richardson,  Otis  Laac,  Directors. 

HAVERHILL  BANK. 

Haverhill.  ♦  Incorp.  1836.    Capital, 
#200.009. 

John  A.   Appleton,  President.     James 
E.    Gale,    Cashier.      John   A.    Appleton, 
Humphrey  Hoyt,  Charles  Haseltine,  John 
J.  Marsh,  Albert  Kimball,  Directors, 
Discount,  Monday. 

EINGEAH    BANK. 

HlXGHAM.        InCOBP.     1828.        CAPITAL, 
£140,900, 

Nathaniel-  Richards,  Prrsident.  John 
O.Lnvftt,  Cashier.  Royal  Whitpn, David 
Lincoln,  Ebenezer  Gay,  Alfred  Loring, 
Ceo.  Lincoln,  R.  T.  P.  Fiske,  Rufus  Lane, 
Jr.,  Crocker  Wilder,  Directors. 
Discount,  Monday. 

HOLLXSTON  BAKU. 
Rolliston.      iNCOTtP.   1854.      Capital, 


Win.  S.  Batchelder,  Preside>it.  Ruins 
V.  Brewer,  Cashier.  W.  S.  Batchelder, 
S.  G.  Burnap,  Cyrus  Houghton,  Alden 
Leiand,  Elias  Dullard,  Stephen  Metealf, 
of  Hollis:on  ;  Clark  Patridge,  of  Medway  ; 
A.  R.  Leiand,  of  Sherborn ;  Appleton 
Bragg,  of  Bragville,  Directors. 
Discount,  Monday. 

EOLYOKE  BANS. 

KOEXHAHPTON.       IsC.     1848.       CAPITAL, 

g200,000. 

Samuel  WilMston,  President.  William 
B  II  --le,  Cashier.  Oliver  Edwards,  Sam'l 
Wi;Iiston,  George  Alien,  Austin  Smith, 
J  el  ilayden,  Charles  Delano,  Silas  M. 
Smith,  Oliver  Watson,  Haynes  K.  Stark- 
m  uh.tr,  Jr.,  Directors. 

HOFKINTON  BANK. 

Ixcnor.  18-33.    Capital,  $150,000. 

L.  II.  Bt»wker,  President.  James  S. 
Tilcstou,  Cu  7iier.  Krastus  Then  nson, 
L,  IL  B*uvU«r,  s.  Boyd,  B.  D.  Godfrey, 
N.  P.  C>  burn,  Oh  actors. 


Discount,  Monday. 


HOUSATONIC  BANK. 

StocSbridoe.    Ixcor,   1825.      Capital, 
£200,000. 

Charles  M.  Owen,  President.  Daniel 
R.  Williams,  Cashier.  Jonathan  E.  Field, 
Charles  M.  Owen,  Thomas  Hurlburt,  Wm. 
Whitney,  N.  B.  Pickett,  Lawson  B.  Bid- 
well,  Seth  Seymour,  Directors.  L.  S. 
Pease,  Teller. 

Discount,  Monday. 

JOHN  HANCOCK  BANS. 
Springfield.    Capital,  §150,000. 

James  M.  Thompson,  President.  Ed- 
mund D.  Chapin.  Cashier.  James  M. 
Thompson,  Edward  Ingersoll,  Thomas  H. 
Allen,  Walter  II.  Bowdoin,  Pliny  Cad- 
well,  George  Ashmun,  Elisha  Gunn.  Jr  , 
Directors.  James  D.  Safford,  Clerk. 
Discount,   daily. 

LAIGHTON  bank. 

Lynn.     Inc.  1819.    Capital,  5200,000. 

.Henry  Newhall,  President.  Ezra  W. 
Mudge,  Cashier.  Henrv  Newhall,  James 
N.  Butfum.  Jacob  S.  Aber,  J.  B.  Larnper, 
Benjamin  F.  Newhall,  Joseph  P.  Newhall, 
Samuel  M.  Bubier,  Directors.  Wm.  Lloyd 
Garri^c-n,  Jr.,   Clerk. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

LAN-G&S.TER  BANK. 

Lancaster.     Inc.   1830,     Capital, 
#200,000. 

Jacob  Fisher,  President.  Caleb  T. 
Symmes,  Cashier.  Jacob  Fisher,  John 
G.  Thurston,  Amory  Holman,  Anthony 
Lane,  Sidney  Karris,  J.  S.  Buttrick,  Geo. 
Cummings,  Dii^sm.- 

Discount,  Monday. 

LECHl'TEIlE  BA1TK. 

East  CASHaroG*.    Inc.  1833.    Capital, 
§100,000, 

•Lewis  Hall,  President.  John  Savage, 
Jr.,  Cashier.  Lewis  Hall,  Amory  Hough- 
ton, Thomas  Dana,  Sam'l  Sloeomb,  lv.  S. 
Chaffee,  Francis  Draper,  A.  C.  Sanborn, 
Directors.  Benj.  F.  Gilbert,  Messenger. 
Discount,  Monday. 

LEE  BANK. 
Lee.    Inc.  1836.     Capital,  $300,000. 

Thomas   Sedgwick,  President.    Edward 
A.  Bliss,  Cashier.    S.  A.  Hulbert,  William 
Taylor,  Thomas  Sedgwick,  Harrison  Gar- 
field, Miner  Chaffee,  Directors. 
Discount,   daily. 

LEICESTER  BANK. 

Leice.sti:l\.    In  cob..  1826.    Capitvl, 
§200,  i!   ■. 

Chenev  Hatch,  P)  d  i  t.  Daniel  r'. 
j  Merriam",  Cashier.  Chi  n'ev  Hat.  h,  J.  A. 
|   Smith,  11  iram  Knight,  Jostah  Green,  W  .. 

Hatch.  D wjght    L-iiscoe,  Charles   Barm  -. 

John  Woodcock,  Joseph  us  Woodcock,  Lh- 

rectors. 

Discount,  Wednesday. 


COUNTRY    BANKS. 


129 


LOWELL   BANK 

Lotztl.     In. cor.  1828.    Capital, 
5290,000. 

Jam*s  G.  Carney,  President.  J.  L. 
ft  [way.  Cashier.  C.  M.  Williams,  C/t;v;. 
Jc  bu  i  Bennett,  Samuel  L.  Dana,  John  O. 
Green,  Stephen  Gushing,  Cvril  French, 
James  G.  C  trney,  Nathaniel  Wright,  Hap- 
guod  "Wright,  Daniel  Cashing,  Directors. 
Discount,  Monday  and  Tuesday. 

LYNN  MECHANICS'  BANK 
Lynx.     Inc.  1814.     Capital,  250,000. 

Isaiah  Breed,  President,  William  Bas- 
sett,  Cashier.  Isaiah  Breed,  Micajah  B. 
Pratt,  John  Lovejoy,  Nathan  Breed,- 
Joseph  N.  Sanderson,  Nathan  D.  Chase, 
Samuel  Boyce,  John  Wooldridge,  William 
S.  Boyce,  Directors.  WilHdm  Eassett,  Jr., 
Teller.  George  W.  Newhall,  Clerk. 
Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

MACHINISTS*  PANEL 

Tal'nton,    Ingor.  1S47.     Capital, 
$200,000. 

Marcus  Morton,  President.  Charles  R. 
Vkkery,  Cashier.  T.  R.  Drake,  A.  J. 
Barker,' Artemas  Briggs,  Horatio  Pratt, 
Nathan  Band,  Horace  Lewis,  of  Taunton, 
Directors. 

Discount,   every  day. 


MAHAIWE  3ANE 


G  ! 


HARRINGTON',        iXCOR.    ib~,. 

Capital,   §200,000. 

John  L.  Dodge.  President.  J.  P.  Bun- 
dle, Cashier.  Edward  P.  Woodworth, 
Gilbert  Munson,  Seta  Norton,  Chester 
Goodaie,  Noah  Gibson,  Benjamin  F.  Du- 
rai  t,  Directors. 


i  ae.-r?av. 


ilALDSN   B. 


Matden. 


10- 


1851.    Capital, 
)00. 


EHsha  S.  Converse,  Pre  ident.  Charles 
Merrill,  Cash  «*.  Elisha  S.  Converse, 
1'iai  klin  L.  Fay,  Thomas  Wait,  George 
Emerson,  A.  D.  SarapsoHs  Directors. 

Discount,   Thursday. 

MARBLEHEAD  BANK. 

Makblrhead.    Incor.  ISO}.     Capital, 
$120,000. 

William  Hammond,  President.  John 
Sparhawk,  Jr.,  Cashier.  William  Ham- 
c  md,  William  Courtis,  Henry  Hooper, 
Samuel  Sparhawk,  George  Knight,  Ben}. 
Lmristey,  John  F.  Harris,  Directors. 

MARINE  BANK. 
Ni.v.-  Bedpord.    Incor.  LS32.    Capital, 

$600,000. 

Joseph   Grim.ell,   President.     John   P. 

;'  trk<  r,  Cashier.    Joseph   GriniwU,  Gl-q. 

F.  Barker,   James   Howiarid,    Edward   C, 

Jones,  Lemuel  iv.iiock,  Ward  M.  Parker, 

9 


Edward  W.  Howland,  William  GifFord, 
Ephraim  Kempton,  Directors.  Harrison 
G.  Lowell,  Teller.  George  B.  Hathaway, 
Wm.  A.  Church,  Bookkeepers. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

MARTHA'S  VINEYARD   BANK. 

EuGARTowitf.     Incor.    1854.     Capital, 

$100,000. 

Daniel  Fisher,  President.  Joseph  T. 
Pease,  Cashier.  Daniel  I  isher,  Wra.  H. 
Munroe,    Ira    Darrow,     Joseph     Holley, 

Benjamin  Worth,  Henry  Pease,  2d,  Abra- 
ham Osborn,  Thomas  Barrows,  Bartlett 
May  hew,  Directors. 

Discount,  Tuesday. 

MASSASOIT  BANS. 
Fall  River.     Incor.    1846.    Capital, 

$200,000. 

Isrser  BufSnton,  President.  Leander 
Borden.  Cashier.  Iram  Smith,  Edmund 
Cnace,  Jr.,  S.  H.  Miller,  Israel  Burfinton, 
Alden  Hathaway,  Jr.,  Joshua  Remington, 
Charles  P.  Stickney,  Directors.  Charles 
R.  Batt,    Clerk. 

Discount,  Wednesday. 

MATTAPAN  BANK. 

Dorchester.    Incor.    1849.     Capital, 

$100,000. 

Oliver  Hall,  President.  Williams  B. 
Brooks,  Cashier.  FlavelMoseley,  Chas. 
Ranstead,  Chas.  Carruth,  M.  Field  r  ..  .r, 
Oliver  Hall,  Directors. 

MECHANICS'  BANK. 

NEW3CRTPORT.      IXCOR.  1S12.      CAPITAL, 

5200,000. 

Moses  .Dayeap-OTt,  President.  John  An- 
drews, Cashier.  Moses  Davenpart,  i:  .': 
Bayley,  Jacob  Hortm,  Josin  i  :.."'  .  J  ... 
Johnson,  Edward  S.  Moseley,  Eben  F . 
Stone,  Director;.  George  W.  Hill,  Ek  ■'.- 
keeper. 

Discount  Monday. 

MECHANICS'  BANK. 

Nr,w  B>idfori).     Incor.  1831.    Capitai. 
5*600,000. 

Thomas  Mandelh  President.  F.  W, 
Hervey,  Cashier.  John  R.  i'j.  •. :  ... 
Jireh  Swift,  Jr..  Edmund  Taber,  E  Imun  ! 
Gardner,  Thomas  Manuell,  Joseph  -. 
Shi verick,  Pardon  TiUinghast,  I  ....  ■  U 
Collins,   Wrm,   Wai  ..  /         r     l     j  >i- 

phalet  W.  Hervey,    CkuJiiee.     George   NV. 
iuckwell,  James  W.  Harvey,  B:jok.-.L(p<:r3. 
Discount,  'vVcdne..iuay  urn  Saturda-. 

MECHANICS'  BANK 

Worcester.    Incor.  IS-iS.    Capital, 
$"i50,000. 

Henry  Goulding,  President.  Scott 
Berry,  Cashier.  Alexander  Dewitt,  II. 
Goulding,   J.  M.  C.  Armsby,    Francis  II. 

Dewey,  "W.ilhrn   M.    Biekford,    David  S, 


130 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Messenger,  Harrison  Bliss,  Directors.  J. 
M.  Barker,  Teller.  Charles  Drew,  Book- 
keeper George  Merrill,  Clerk.  F.  H. 
Dewey,  Solicitor. 

MERCANTILE  BANK. 
Salem.    Inc.  1826.    Capital,  $200,000. 

John  Dwyer,  President.  Joseph  Hardy 
Phippen,  Cashier.  Josiah  Spaulding,  Oli- 
ver Thayer,  Aaron  Perkins,  John  Huse, 
Wm.  S.  Messervey,  William  F.  Nichols, 
Directors.  John  I.  Hutchinson,  Book- 
keeper. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

MERCHANTS'  SANK. 

New  Bedford.    Incor.  1852.    Capital, 

5600,000. 

Charles  11.  Tucker,  President.  Peleg 
C.  Howland,  Cashier.  Abraham  Barker, 
David  it.  Green,  Gideon  Alien,  Edward 
L.  Baker,  Charles  11.  Tucker,  Dennis 
Wood,  Andrew  Hicks.  Jonathan  Bourne, 
Jr.,  Wm.  P.  Rowland,  Thomas  Bradley, 
Directors.  F.  A.  Washburn,  Teller.'  John 
F.  Tucker,  Bookkeeper,  David  P.  Perry, 
Cierk. 

Discount,   Tuesday  and  Friday. 

MERCHANTS'  BANK. 
Saxbm.    lac.  1811.    Capital,  ,$200,000. 

Benj.  K.  Siisbee,  President.  Nathaniel 
B.  Perkins,  Cashier.  Benj.  K.  SiLsbee, 
James  Upton,  J.  W.  Pecle,  Wm,  Varney, 
Benjamin  Webb,  Directors,  William  H. 
Whiople,  Bookkeeper.  B.  W.  Gardner, 
Clerk. 

Discount,   Tuesday  and  Friday. 

MERCHANTS'  BANK. 
Lowj:ll.     Incor.    1854.      Capita.!., 

£  -  ■  '/•oo.- 

Harlia  Pillsbury,  President.  John  N. 
Pierce,  Jr.,  Cashier.  Haxiin  Pillsbury, 
Asa  Hildreth,  Thomas  Nesmith,  Royal 
Southwick,  Jonathan  Tyler,  W.  W.  Wv- 
man,  Albert  \v  heeler,  H  ocura  Hosford? 
J-<":ph  Bedlow,  Daniel  Swan,  Isaac  S. 
Morse,  Directors.  *  Henry  P.  WebDer, 
Clerk. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday, 

MERCHANTS'  BANK 
Newbu&yfokt.  Ijjcoe.  1831.  Capital, 
§210,000. 
Micajah  Lunt,  President.  Gyles  P. 
Stone,  Cashier.  Henry  Johnson*,  John 
N.  Gushing,  William  Grave*,  Joseph  J. 
Knapp,  M.cajih  Lunt,  Nathaniel  ijills, 
Isaac  H.  Boardrnan,  Directors.  Nat/i'l  S. 
Osgood,   Bookkeeper. 

Discount,  Monday. 

XIEHRiMACK  BANK. 

Haverhill.    Ixcor.    1814.    Capital, 

SibO.000. 

E.  J.  :•:.  lUlrPn  tident*  Sam»l  V,  hite, 
Cashier.    K.  J.  M.  Hale,  Tnomas   New- 


comb,  Charles  W.  Chase,  W.  R.  Whittier, 
Aloies  Nichols,  George  Appleton,  J.  H. 
Farnsworth,  Directors. 

Discount,  Monday. 


MET  AC  O  MET  BANK. 

Fall   Pi  veil     In  cor.    13o3.      Capital, 
5600,000. 

Jefferson  Borden,  Presidertt.  Azariah 
S.  Tripp,  Cashier.  Jefferson  Borden,  Dan'l 
Brown,  Wm,  Marvel,  Wm.  Carr,  William 
Lindsey,  Thomas  J.  Borden,  Philip  D. 
Borden,  Nathan  Durfee,  Wm.  Hi'!,  Direc- 
tors. Alexander  D.  Ea.ston,  Teller. 
Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

MILFOBD  BANK. 

Milfcrd.    Ixcor.   18-19.      Capital, 
52-50,000. 

Aaron  C  May  hew,  President.  Alvan 
G.  Underwood,  Cashier.  Benj.  Daven- 
port, A.  C  Mayhew,  Orison  Underwood, 
Samuel  Walker,  S.  Sumner,  Wm.  Knowl- 
ton.  Wm.  A.  Phi-ops,  Direciois. 


Discount,    Monday. 


MILLBURY  BANK. 

MlLLBURY.      iFCOB.   1S25.      CAPITAL, 

§100,000. 

Simon  Farnsworth,  President.  D.  At- 
wood,  Cashier.  Simon  Farnsworth,  Jona- 
than Warren,  H.  C.  Warren,  Rosea 
Crane,  Wm.  C.  Chase,  John  E.  Bacon, 
Directors. 

Discount,  Tuesday. 

XalLLER'S  RIVER  BANK, 
Athol.    Incorporated  18-54.     Capital, 

$1-30,000. 

Sfeth  Hapgood,  Pr-esidi  it.  A.  Hardin.;?, 
Jr.-,  Cashier.  Isaac  Stevens,  Nathaniel 
Ricn.mUoa,  John  0.  Hi- 1,  Athol  ;  Joseph 
Raymond,  Royalston  :  Jona.  Bowker, 
Tempieton -,  George  T.  Johnson,  Dana, 
Directors. 

Discount,  Monday. 

MONSON  BANK. 

Moxsox.     Incok.    1854.      Capital, 

$■150,000. 

William  N.  Flynt,  Prendet.it.  Jonathan 
R.  Flynt,  Cashier.  William  N.  Flynt, 
JohnVv'vies,  C  H.Merrick,  J.  B.  Mer- 
rick, C.  W.  Holmes.  John  W.  Foster, 
Warren  Fuller,  Directors. 

MONUMENT  BANK. 

Crakllstown.  Incor.  1854.  Capital, 
JloO.OOO, 
Peter  Ilubbel!,  President.  Geor-e  L. 
Foote,  Cashier.  Jam-s  Lee,  Jr.,  J  irn<  . 
O.Curtis,  Andreu- Sautcll,  James  Dana, 
Bradley  M.  Clark,  Jodm  F.  Guild,  1>  ■  - 
tors.  Charles  Callcnder,  Jr.,  Teller,  D.  W. 
Lee,  Messeriger. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


COUNTRY    BANKS. 


131 


MOUNT  WOliL ASTON  BANE. 

Quikgy.     Incor.    1853-     Capital, 

#150,000. 
Charks  Francis  Adams,  .  President, 
ttouis  Congdon,  Cashier.  Chas.  Francis 
Adams,  Lewis  Ba<s,  Joseph  W.  Robert- 
son, Joseph  B,  Whitcher,  William  S. 
Perry,  William  S.  Morton,  Francis  M. 
Johnson,  Franklin  Curtis,  Daniel  P.  Nye, 
J  Junctors. 

Discount,   Tuesday, 

NAUIrlKEAG  BANK 
Saxem.  Inc.  L829.  Capital,  §500,000, 
David  Filigree^  President.  Joseph  H. 
Towne,  Cashier*  William  B.  Parker,  Na- 
thaniel \V  eston,  Jeremiah  Pa?e,  R.  P. 
Waters,  E.  D.  Kimball,  Be*  j.  A.  West, 
Director.  George  R.  Felt,  Bookkeeper. 
John  0.  Towne,  Discount  Clerk.  John  P. 
Downing,  Clerk. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday, 

NEPONSET  BANS. 

Canton.    Incor.  1826.    Capital, 

#50,000* 
Charles  H.  French,  President.  Francis 
W.  Deane,  Cashier.  C.  H.  French,  O. 
S.  Chapman,  Samuel  Capen,  Geo.  Downes, 
Leonard  Hodges,  James  Swan,  Virgil  J, 
Messinger,  Directors. 

Discount,  Monday. 

NEWTON  BANK.      . 
NirwroN.    In  cos..  1548.    Capital, 

Joseph  N.  B?.con,  President.  Daniel 
Kin-gsley,  Cashier.  Joseph  N,  Bacon, 
Edward  J,  Collins,  George  Hyde,  J.  W. 
Plimpton  and  Samuel  Jenison,  Jr.,  Direc- 
tors. B.  F.  Bacon,  Messenger* 
Discount,  Thursday. 

j;OjaTT^jV?i-TCN  BANK, 
NciiTifiiii'Tox.  Incor.  IS33.  Capital, 
5200,000. 
Jonathan.  H.  Butler,  President.  Chas. 
White,  .Cashier.  Eiiphalet  Williams, 
John  Clarke,  Benjamin  Barrett,  Erastus 
Hopkins,  W,  Hiilyer,  James  Hibben, 
Henry  Bright,   Eleaxer   Porter,  Directors. 

NORTHS  OROUGH  BANS. 

Northboro*.      Incur.     1854,    Capital, 

5100,000. 

Geo.  C.  Davis,  President.    Abraham  W. 

Seaver,  Cashier.     Wilder  Bush,   Thomas 

Corey,  Geo.  C.  Davis,  Cyrus  Gale.  Jona. 

II.  Nelson,  OJs    Newton,   John    Rice,  F. 

l>.  Brigham,  J.   S.    Wetherbee,  Directors. 

Discount,  Monday. 

NORTH  BRIBGEV7ATER  BANK. 
N.  BurDOEWATSu.  Inc.  1854.  Capital, 
£100;000. 
Martin  Wales,  President.  Rufus  P. 
Kingman,  Cashier.  Martin  Wales,  Ebene- 
*-rr  I'ucker,  Benjamin  Kingman, Chandler 
Sprague,  Frederick  Howard,  Pardon  Cope- 
kind,  Directors. 

Discount,  Monday. 


OCEAN  BANS. 
Newbtjryport.     Inc.   1833.     Ca«tai 

§1-50,000, 
E.  S.  Williams,  President.  Jacob  Stone 
Cashier,  WiHam  Stone,  John  Balch, 
Jeremiah  Caiman,  Nathaniel  Noves, 
Enoch  S.  Williams,  James  Blood,  Charles 
Lunt,  Director*.  Albert  W.  Greenleaf, 
Bookkeeper. 

Discount,  Monday. 

OLD  COLONY  BANK. 

Plymouth.     Incor.     1832.      Capita*. 

$250,000. 

Jacob  H.  Loud,    President.    George  G 

Dyer,    Cashier.     William   Nelson,    E.   c! 

I   Sherman,  Jatob  II.  Loud,  Leander  Lovell 

I  Andrew  L.  Russell,  Directors. 

Discount,  Monday. 

OXFORD  BANE. 

Oxford.  Inc.  1823.  Capital.  $100,000 
Emory  Sanford,  President.  Wilson  Oi- 
ney,  Cashier.  John  Jewett,  Emory  San- 
ford. Chas.  A.  Angell,  Wm.  A.  Wheelock, 
Samuel  C.  Paine,  Ravelin  Towne,  Lament. 
B  Curbm,  Davie  B.  Kingsbury,  Franklin 
M.  iarauru,  Directors. 

Discount,  Monday. 

PACIFIC  BANK. 

Nanttjcxet.  Incor.  1812.  Capital. 
3200,000. 
John  W.  Barrett,  President*  William 
Mitchell,  Cashier.  Joseph  Mitchell,  As~ 
sistaui  Cashier.  John  W.  Barrett,  Joseph 
Mitchell,  Henry  J.  Defriez,  MatthVw 
Crosby.  George  Cobb,  Timothy  W.Catdf>r, 
Edward  Field,  Elisha  P.  Fearing,  Ebene- 
ser  Coleman,  Directors. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

PEMBSRTON  BANK. 

Lawrence.  Incor.  185  i.  Capital, 
^100,000. 
Levi  Snrague.  Presifoit.  S.mm^I  C. 
Woodward,  Cas-kier.  Levi  Sprngue,  Goo. 
D.  Cabot,  Dana  Sargent,  Charles  Smith, 
Joseph  Norris,  Win.  li.  Spalding.  E.  L. 
Chapman,  Lawrence;  George  Hodges, 
North  Andover;  Robert  W.  Lord,  Boston, 
Directors. 

Disco  ant,  Wednesday. 

PEOPLES'  BANK. 

Roxbtjry.       Incor.      1S32.        Capital, 
$150,000. 
Samuel  Guild,  President.     Banian  S'-iv,r>, 
Cat/tier.      Aaron    D.    Williams,     Samuel 
Guild,  Chester  Guild,  Joseph  ft".  Tucker, 
Benjamin  F.  Campbell,  James  Guild,  Di- 
rectors.    George  Gregerson,  Messenger. 
Discount,  Tuesday  afternoon. 

PITTS  FIELD  BANK 

Pitts  .field.  Incoup.  1853,  Capital, 
£500,000, 
Julius  Rockwell,  President.  J.  D. 
Adams,  Cashier.  James  J.  Murray,  John 
V.  Barker,  Theodore  Pomeroy,  Henry 
Stearns,  Thos.  Colt,  Wm.  Pollock,  John 
C.  West,  Julius  Rockwell,  Directors.  E. 
Ei  Whittlesey,  Teller.  W.  W.  Rockwell, 
J.  R.  Adams,  Clerks. 

Discount,  Tuesday. 


132  MASSACHUSETTS   KEGISTEK. 

FLYKIOUTH  BANK.  |  RAILROAD  BANS* 

PLYMOUTH.       I-VCOH.       1803.    '     CAPITAL,  LOWELL.      IxCOXFORATEI>  1831. 

£150.000,  Capital,  £600,000. 

Isaac   L.    Hedge,   President.  Samuel  W.  Stickney,  President.     Johc 


Stoddard*     Cashier.      Isaac     L.     Hedge,  j 
Timothy  Gordon,    John   Gooding,   Allen 
Danibrth,  Franklin  D.   Cobb,    William  T. 
Divis,  Directors. 

Discount,  Friday. 

POWOW  RIVEK  BANK. 

SALISBURY.        INCOR.  •    1836.        CAPITAL, 

5100,000. 

Jonathan  B.  Webster,  President.  Geo. 
F.  Bagley,  Cashier.  Jonathan  B.  Wsb- 
ster,  John  Kimball,  Daniel  Webster,  Thos. 
J.  Clark,  David  L.  Dearborn,  Joshua 
Colby,  Directors. 

Discount,  Monday. 

P3ESCOIT  BANK, 
Lowell,    Inu.  18-30.  Capital,  5200,000; 


Joel 


President. 


Artemas   S, 


Tyler,  Cashier.     Samuel  Burbank,    Cna 
B.  Coburn,  Daniel    S.    Richardson,    Bei: 
Ada  05,  Elijah  SI.  Reed,  Joel   Adams,    J.   | 
L.  Cheney,  J.  A.  Brabook,  Silas  Tyler,  Jr., 
James  Dinsmc-or,  C.  A.  Sherman,  Charles 
Stott,  Directors.     A.  C.  Blanchard,  Teller. 
Charles  A.  Kendall.  Clerk. 

Discount.  Monday  and  Thursday. 


F.  Rogers,  Cashing  S.  W.  Stickiiey, 
Homer  Bartlett,  William  A.  Burke.  Linus 
Child,  Charles  L.  THden,.  Charles  Hovey, 
Sewall  G.  Mack,  George  Motley,  John 
Wright,  Directors.  Lymaa  C.  Munrae, 
Clerk.' 
,  Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday, 

RANDOLPH  BANK. 

Randolph.     Incor,     1836.     Capital, 

51.30,000. 
Royal  Turner,  President.  Seth  Turner,. 
Cashier.  R.  Turner,  Horatio  B,  Alden, 
E-ben  ezer  Alden,  Abiel  Howard,  David 
Burrell,  Edward  Southworth,  Jr.T  Ather- 
ton  Wales,  Directors. 


ROCKLAND  BANK. 

Rqxeury.       Incor.      13-53.      Capital,. 
$150,000. 

Samuel  Walker,  President.  Samuel 
Little,  Cas/iier.  Thomas  Adams,  Calvin. 
B.  Paunce,  Joseph  Dorr,  Francis  31, 
Weld,  Wiliard  A.  Humphrey,  Stephen  P. 
Fuller,  Directors. 

Discount,  Monday,  P.  M. 


BROVINCBTOWN  3ANK. 

Frovincetov^.    Inc.    1854.     Capital, 
#100,000. 

Nathan   Freeman,    President.       Elijah 


;th,  C':uhier, 


Nathan   Freeman,  Enos 


Nickerson,     Nathaniel     Hoi mes,     Henry  |  Gloucester,  Directors 


ROCKPCKT  BAN:K. 

EOCKPORT.       CAPITAL,  $150,000. 

Ezra  Eames,  President.  Jabez  11.  Gott? 
Cashier.  Ezra  Eames,  David  Babsonr 
John  Preston,  Eleazer  Boynton,  Charles 
Tarr,  Jr.,  of  Rockport ;  Nehemiah  Boyn- 
ton, of  Boston;    aid  W.  P.  Dolliver,"  of 


Cook,  E.  S.  Smith,  Joshua  E.  Bow'iey, 
Stephen  Cook,  Jr.,  Joshua  Paine,  John  L. 
Lolhrop,  Directors. 

PSTNCHGN  BANK. 

S.PRSXGPIEI.D.      INCG.R.     1S53.        CAPITAL, 

£.150,000. 

James  KiTkham,  President.  Frederick 
H.. Harris,  Cashier.  H.  N  Case,  Homer 
Foot,  Ephraim  W.  Bond,  James  Kir.kh.am, 
Chester  ii.  White,  II.  B.  Crat.e,  B.  K. 
Biiis,  Directors.  J.  H.  Appleton,  Clerk. 
Discount,  daily. 

QUINCY  STONE  BANK. 

Q-ujlncy.    Inc.  1836.    Capital,  51-50,000. 

Josiah  Brigham,  President,  John  C. 
Randall,  Cashier.  Josiah  Brigham,  Lem- 
uel Brackett,  Adam  Curtis,  Nathaniel 
White,  Daniel  Baxter,  A.  Randall,  Octa- 
vius  I.  Rogers,  C.  Marsh,  Edward  Potter, 
James  Torrev,  Apollos  Randall,  Directors. 
Discount.,  Thursday. 

QTJINSIGAMOND  BANK 

^'oacESTEK,      Incor.    1833.      Capital, 
£250,000. 

lv^;»,  Pr  Ideni.  J.  S.  Farnum, 
''■.'  '•  ^Vm.  Dickinson,  Isaac  Davis, 
B.  L.  Htrdoti,  S.  H.  Coiton,  Elijah  B. 
Stoddard,  Joseph  Walker,  Draper  Rug- 
gles,  Charles  L.  Putnam,  Directors.  E. 
B.  Stoddard,  Solicitor. 

Discount,  Monday. 


Discount,   Wednesday. 

ROXrliSTONE  BANK. 

Fitchburg.  Incor.  1840.  Capital, 
$250,000. 
Moses  Wood,  'President.  Henry  A. 
Willis,  Cashier.  Moses  Wood,  C.  Mar- 
shall, Benjamin  Snow,  Jr.,  Moses  M. 
Gage,  Leonard  Day,  of  Fitchburg ;  Chas. 
Winchester,  Asuburnham  ;  E.  11." Ni  h  Is, 
Leominster;  Daniel  Putnam,  Lunenl  urg  : 
Wm.  Bennett,  Jr..  Hubbardston ;  EHsha 
Murdoch.  Winehendon  ;  John  K.  Going, 
Shirley.  Directors.  C.  L.  S.  Hammond, 
Teller. 

Discount,  Monday. 

SALEM  BANK. 

Salem.    Incorporated  1812.    Gapitvl, 

5250,000. 
Wm.  C.  Endicott,  President.  Gen  D. 
Phippen,  t  tsbier.  Wm.  C.  Endicott, 
Joshua  Phippen,  E.  S.  Poor,  Abbott 
Walker,  X.  B.  Mansfield,  J.  H.  Nichols, 
James  Chamber  lam,  Directors.  Benj.  "V  , 
Russell,  Bookkeeper.  George  B.  Phi]  t?ec  . 
Clerk. 

Discount,  Mom; ay  and  Thursday, 

SHELBUBNE  PALLS  BANK. 

Shelburnb,     Incor.    1S53.     Capital, 
$100,000. 

Carver   Hotchkiss,     President.      E.    ? 
Francis,    Cashier.    C.   Hotchkiss,   E.   G. 


COUNTRY    BANKS. 


1Q3 


! ,*mson,  J.  15.  Bardwell,  Josiah  Ballard, 
Thomas  Barber,  E.  W.  Picker,  Alfred 
Ik)'.vi„:i,  Solomon  Smead,  W.  H.  Maynard, 
Directors. 

SOUTHBRIDG3    BANK. 

Southbrit>ge.  Ixcor.  18-36.  Capital, 
$150,000. 
Jacob  Edwards,  Jr.,  President.  Samuel 
M.  Lane,  Cashier.  Jacob  Edwards,  Jr., 
S,  A.  Drake.  C.  A.  Paige,  Manning  Leo- 
nard, Jarius  Putney.  John  Edwards,  Adol- 
phus  Merriarn,  Directors* 

Discount,  Monday, 

SOUTH  BBADING  BMK.    . 

South  Reading.    Incorporated  1854. 

CAPir.it ,  £100:000. 
Thomas  Emerson,  President.  Lillev 
Eaton,  Cashier.  Charles  H  II 111,  Assist. 
Cashier.  Xhos.  Emerson,  Lucius  Beebe, 
George  O.  Carpenter,  Samuel  Gardner, 
Jr.,  Edward  Mansfield,  Cyrus  Wakefield, 
directors. 

Discount,  Tuesday. 

EPICKET  FALLS  BANZ, 

Methubn.    Incorpo&ateb  1853. 

Capital,  51)0,000. 
Josiah  G.  White,  President.  Geo.  Foot, 
Cashier.  John  Low,  Josiah  G.  White, 
■Josiah  Dearborn,  Kimball  C.  Gleason, 
True  W.  White,  Ebenezer  Sawyer.,  Direc- 
tor:*. 

Discount,  Monday. 

•     SPBINGFIBLD  BANK. 

s?}:i\gfield.    incorporated  1814. 
Capital,  #300,000. 

Henry  Alexander,  Jr.,  Pre  sident.  Lewis 
WarrineT,  Cashier.  Josiah  Hooker,  Henry 
Alexander,  Jr..  William  Gurm,  Lewi's 
Oorham,  Henry  Brewer,  Jr.,  J.  p.  Bige- 
loiv,  George  B.  Morris  Franklin  Cham- 
Vrlin,  TM-eet-ors.  Edward  C.  Safeinsoa, 
Teller.  J,  W.  RUbo-i,  Clerk. 
Discount,  daily. 

TAUNTON  BANK. 

Taunton.  In*  oupoitaxed  1S12. 
Capital,  §400,000. 
Lov-ett  Morse,  President.  Chas.  J.  H. 
Bassctt,  Cashier.  Ellis  11.11,  Al'en  Pres- 
ley. Lovett  Morse,  Philip  E.  Hill.  Chas. 
-'■-•  '•  ■■  hi tt,  Geo.  M.  Woodward,  Thomp- 
son Newbury,  Wm.Il.  Davr-nport,  Henry 
G.  Reed,  Director*.  Geo.  F.  Caampney, 
John  S.  Bass-en,  Clerks. 

Discount,  ev<  ry  day. 

TOWNSEND  BANK. 


ry  Slade,  Abner  R.  Campbell,  Zraas  Snor, 
James  Hardin,  Lyman  Ilollingswortb, 
DirecLors* 

Discount,  Monday. 

UNION    BANK 

Haverhill.  Incqr.  1819.    Capital, 

$"200,000. 
George  Cogswell,  President.  James 
Noyes,  Co-shier.  George  Cogswell,  Jona- 
than Crowell,  Daniel  F.  Fitts,  Moses 
H'nw,  Sam'l  Chase,  George  Carlton,  Jr., 
Directors. 

Discount,  Monday. 

UNION  BANK  OF  WEY1&QT7TH 

AND  BRAINTREH 

WLVMorTH.  In*cor.  IS32.  Capital, 
.$'200,000. 
Minot  Tirrill,  President.  John  W. 
Loud,  Cashier.  Atherton  N.  Hunt,  Al- 
bert Humphrey.  Eliot  L.  Whit?,  Natal 
Shaw,  M.  Tirrill,  James  Jones,  Samuel 
Yeizie,  Giiman  Barrel'.,  Joseph  Loud,  Jr.., 
Directors. 

VILLAGE  BANK 
Pasters.  Inc.  1836.  Capital,  £200,00(1 
Daniel  Richards,  President.  Wm.  L. 
Weston,  Cashier.  Jacob  F.  Perry,  John 
A.  Putnam,  J.  H.  Putnam,  Daniel  Rich- 
ards, Joseph  S.  Black,  Edwin  Mudge. 
John  R.  Langley,  of  Dan  vers  :  Francis  P. 
Merriarn,  of  Middleton  ;  John  Wright,  oi 
Topsrie'd,  Director*. 

Discount,  Monday  ana  Thursday. 

WABTIiAII  BANE. 
WiLTHAH.  Isc^n.  1836.    Capital, 

$200,000. 
Charles  Eemis,  President.  D.  A.  Kim- 
ball, Cashier.  Charles  Bemis,  Jonas  JL 
Priest.  Horat£©  Moore,  Josiah  Beard, 
Horace  Heard,  John  Goodnov,-,  John  M. 
Wright,  W.  A.  Adams,  Sarnie!  B.  Wh  i- 
ney,  Directors* 

Discount,  M on day. 


WATCESIT 


APITAL.  S'J 


ic«  nsj: 


Incorporate©  L'S-54. 


Capital,  SIOO.OOO. 
Walter  Fessendert,  President.  Edward 
Ordway,  Cashier.  Walter  Fessendom 
DuueV  Adams,  N'e!*3n  Howe,  B.  ('.  Bai- 
Ifv,  Stephen  Wwman,  Luth  r  1  irbell,  J. 
N'.  Tucker,  Jiirdturs. 

TRADESMAN'S    BASHL 

Chelsea.    Incorporated  1S-H). 
Capital,  i '-", 
fsaae  Stebbins,   President      William  R. 
in,  Cashier..    Isaac  -StebbiiiSj  lien- 


LOTTELL.    In'C.  1853. 

Horace   Howard,    President,    J     m    M. 
Buttrick,   Cashier.    Horace  Howard.  Sid- 
ney Spalding,  Ignatius  Tyler    Abie!  \i  ,'/. 
Abram     French^     Josiah     Gates.    ?a.n 
Horn,  Alpheus  R.  Brown,  Alois  I.   Ws  . 
Directors.     James  S.  WeUh,  I   '  -■  - 
Discount,  Tuesday  and  1  :.  '   /. 

WAMSUTTA  BANK. 

FallRiveh.     J.ncor.  1856.     Capital, 

#100,0 

\nuier    Chase.     President.     C.     J. 

s   jr.,    ('::■''     r.     S.   Ang'irr  Chase, 

Me  Retuiniuon,  Browncll  IV.  Woedu.an, 

iHjah  C.  Kill  ■  rn,  Tb  mias   Almy.  J     ties 

i.  L  ttl  er,  '!      tua.s    F.    Eddy,    Directors. 

.    EI.    Dilli     ;h  un,  Teller. 

Discount,  Tues  lay. 

WABEHAM  BANK. 

V'a.:.;,lw.     Incor.  1533.    Capital, 

$100,000. 

Jvshua  B.  Tubey,  President  'Tboause 


S 
Hoi 
H.l 


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MASSACHUSETTS    EEGISTEE. 


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R.  Miles,  Cashier.  Jess?  Murdoch,  WH- 
^UraSaTery,  Isaac  Fi-att,  Jr..  Moses  S. 
F«  3,'obey,  Joshua  B.  Xobey,  I/i*\itvrs. 

WATRH3BN  BANK. 

Sotjth  Bantejis.    Xjtcoft.  LS32.  Capital,, 
§250,000. 
Lewis  Allen,  President.    France  Baker* 
Cashier.    Lewis  Allen,  Sylvester  Osbom, 

Gilbert  Tapley,  Benj.  Wheeler,  Le~i  Pres- 
ton, Franklin  Qsbom,  George  Osborne, 
Elijah  W.  Upton,  Francis  Dane,  Miles 
Osburn,  Directors. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

WESTERN  BAImIL 

Springfield-.  Escor..  184&  Capital, 
§250,000. 
Caleb  Biee,  President.  Jamts  !_  Wat- 
riner,  Cashier.  Cak-b  Edce,  E.  Freeman, 
Eliphaiet  Tiask,  Wilson  Eddy,  Wiiiiam 
Eice,  W.  C.  Sturte^ant.  Samuel  S.  Day, 
Win.  Biihis,  C.  L,  Covell,  L'ireciors. 

WESTFIELD  BANK. 

WES2£iE£IX      Incob.    185X      CaPITA.L, 

$150,000. 

William.  6.  Bates,  PYe&ideni.  Henry 
Hooker,  C^tAier.  Caleb  Aldett,  J.  E. 
Kar.d,  Geo  H„  Mr^eley,  Cha.s.  A.  Jt-*snp, 
Cutler  LufUn>  S.  Gillei*.  Directors^ 

WOBUHN  Ii.iV.inL 
Wolct.    lw-coa.   1855.      Cii-nAt, 

Abij.ah   Thompson,   President.       E.    J. 

Jenks,  Cashier.  John  Kill,  Jr.,  Cb  tries 
Choate,  Bo.wen  B^krnan*  J..  B.  Winn,  B* 


F.  Thompson,  Stephen  Dow,  John  Cura- 
rnings,  Jr.,  John  Flanders,  Moses  F.Winn, 
Charles  Bond,  Directors.  Chaiies  P.  Mst- 
calf,   Clerk* 

WORCESTER  SANK, 

Worcester.  Iscor.  1804.  Capital, 
$300,000. 
Stephen  Salisbury,  President.  William, 
Cross,  Cashier.  C.  B.  Whiting,  Assist, 
Cashier.  S.  Salisbury,  Levi  Lincoln,  Geo. 
T.  Bice,  B.ejoice  Newton,  B.  F  Hey^"oody 
Dv-dLihl  Foster,  R.  L.  Eav*es,  Di)~ec(&rs- 
C.  M.  Bent,  Bookkeeper.  Bright  Foster > 
Solicitor. 

Discount,  Monday. 

WORCESTER   CQTENTT  BANK. 

E-LACiLSTONE.      iNCOIl.  1S50,      CAPITAL,, 

%  200,000. 
Henry  S.  Mansfield,  President.  Moses 
Fa  muni,  Cashier.  H.  S-.  Mansfield,  Ale2_ 
Ballot,  Paul  P.  Todd,  Alex.  Bailor,  Jr,„ 
Advin  Cook,  Joseph  Tucker,  James  M. 
Freeman,  Labea  Bates,  John  Cadav,  Di- 
feet&x. 

Discount,  Wednesday. 

WRENTHAM  BANK,  # 

Wrbn"3has6.    I>;cor.  1832.    Capitai^. 

$200,000. 

R.  A.  Cook,  president.     Calvin  Fisher, 

Jr.,   Cashier.     Daniel    A.    Cook,    Truman* 

Clarke,  Otis  Cary,  Jo&iab  Drape?,.  Herman- 

C.    Fssher,   Hiram    B.  Fisher,  Jason   BL 

A v'- : '. ■  e r ,  Geo  rg  e  E vere t  fc,  Directors*. 

Discount,,  Msnday. 


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SAYINGS  BAflKR 


Jlbic  rtoa, 
fcn  toY-er, 
Bami--tobU>, 
Berkshire  C«untiu 


Abington, 

S.UdoT«E, 

Bftru.*tabU*, 
Piit^id 

S    ..;■  ■'       e, 
!:-•-■  a. 


TavaUou, 
aaibd»]  :e. 


JiQSt  m  iivt*  Ce2s.«v, 

Bristol  Coaotyr 

Cambridge,  & 
Cai&bridg«per(,          Cacil;'.   :    - '- 

C-:»nton,      '  i  ■.  . .   a. 

t"<ape  \ur;,  Cttooeester, 

C&f&Cbd  Fi<ye  Ceala,  Harwich,. 
i.'-..i:-.-. ■•••■■'.vn  Fat©  Gents,   Cha'dtown, 

L'brL***  fclTe  Gents,  Ch*  Isea , 

Cbie<  j-f.-tt,  tJbisi  ;••  e. 

City,  L&weii, 

*-  Ufiion,  CIik  ton, 

C-ai  -,.•*..  C  .•■..--;-, 

Dangers.  Dan  wis, 

ft  '    wn",  J>«  thttm, 

DorthfAJt-r,  Dortl^^i-er, 
East  li  >*ton,  &aii  It  -:-„, 
K.  Caiubri(%e  FitwCfS-,     K.  I   •..  ;'   , 

>  ssex,  L.IV.- ■!  ■  :•  •  . 

V  iru  tren,  Fairh:«vet», 

3P*UJ8i«i  R?a  C*Dta,  i'all  Kites, 


j  I,«53  ' 

|  mi  | 

•  i.s.:-2  ' 

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femiusL  Ojr;iyr 
Janit^  M    Uv:  .     ' 
T.  F    Piunketi, 
A!«.s.  L'  ilieu, 
i'.iul  Adams, 
^:;^>  Sh«  (>ard, 
t'bus 
Ifcnj. 

John  H'.  Lowe,    j 

s.  en'^rw«*a^  • 

P.  J.  .v".  me 
John  II.  Osgood, 

Jerome  VVeiisi  I 
Sal']  i    Al     n.  ' 

li.  :■    ;'.:;-:'s  ; 

A    i!   Tower,  j 

OUhKrt  L'aplev,  i 

Eb*e*  r  Burgas,  : 

Ti.h  -1  I'-vur.v  j 

Sanauttt  Hall,  j 

i".  U  .  li;  il'aad,  j 

Geo.  l>-  Cabot,  ' 

F.  K.  Wliitwall.  j 

S.A.Cb&se!      '  ! 


J.  N.  Farras,. 
John  Flint, 
John  Manros, 
J;**.  Warriuer, 
i-ic^rs  Farnuxa. 
A.  ii.  E?ans, 
G«?o.  B.  Atwoodj 
VV'm.  L.W  hitney, 
L.  R.  Fai  ;., 
F.  AT.  Deans, 
Alfred  i'rvsso'a, 
0.  Brc  »ks,  Jr., 
Asuos  b'to«*j 

S.      i     ...-.Mt. 

if.  U.  Ilarr:s, 
J..  A.  BttStrkk, 
Chas.  L.  Swan, 
L.  N.  Batds, 

W..  L.  Westca, 

0.  GaiJd, 

."'-i. isles  llowe, 

ALbtrt  B 

J.  SiiTuge,  Jr., 

Natbl.  White, 

Chili.  I-n-'.v, 

C^J.UoLui^,Jr. 


J.-N.  Farrar. 
j  Jol^a  iflint. 

i  J.  H^  Warrin^x 

Ahin  Caok. 
i  0.  C  Ni«bols. 
I  Gv.  B.  Atwood. 
j   A.  U.  Karasey 
i  O-  W*.  L'iTertnor*. 
1  F.  W.  Denij*. 
I  Alfred  Presaon. 
:  W^U-Uad*rw7a 
1  D..  Bradford. 

Frank  I!.  Fay. 

Jas.  Lyr  an. 

John  A  Jkittriti: 

C   G.  Stevens. 
.   S.  B«t«?s. 
i  W.  L.  Weston. 
j  0.  Guild. 
I  Chas.'Uowe. 
j  Albert  Bowkesv 
i  Kara  Kip  toy, 
|  Nathl.  Whit*. 
1  Chad.  Drew. 
|  Johsi^-  Slat!*. 


SAVINGS    BAXKS. 


135 


»■  UI  Mirer, 

tfijcbburg, 

Fox.boro'  Five  Cent*, 

ft  sen  ngha-m, 

Franklin, 

franklin  Savings  Bank, 

I?  impden, 

Hnverhil), 

Hiagham, 

Holyoke, 

Lancaster, 

L^, 

Lowell  Eire  Gents, 

Lowell, 

Lvnn  Five  Cents, 

Lynn, 

Middlesex, 

Milford, 

Milibury, 

Nantucket, 

New  Bedford  Fire  Centu 


Fall  River, 

Fitchbur-, 

Foxboro', 

Frammgbam, 

Greenfield, 

:,  Pawtucket, 

Springfiel  1, 

Haverhill, 

Ilingham, 

Holyoke, 

Lancaster, 

Lee, 

Lowed, 

Lowell, 

Lynn, 

Lynn, 

Concord. 

Milford, 

Milibury, 

Nantucket, 

NewBedf/, 


New  Bedford,  New  Bedford, 

Newburypor:,  Newburyport, 

Newbury  p't  Fife  Cts.,    Newbaryp't, 


Newton; 
North  Adams, 
Northampton, 

N    Bridge-wafer, 

N,  Brookfiedd, 

Boston, 

s,       Plymouth, 

Plymouth, 

Boston, 

Q-iincy, 

Randolph, 

Bock  port, 

Koxbury, 

Salem, 

Salem, 


Newton, 
North  Adams, 
Northampton, 

North  Bridge  water, 

North  Brc-kraid. 


Plymouth, 

Provident, 

Quiccy, 

Randolph, 

Roekport, 

Roshury, 

Salem  Five  Cents, 

Salem, 

Salisbury  and  Amesbory,  Salisbury, 

Scisuate,  Seitnate, 

Seaman  5«,  Provincetown, 

Shelbarne  Falls  Five  Cts.,  Shelb'ne, 

SouthbridgH,  Sonthbridge, 

South  Scituate,  South  Scifcuate, 

Springfield  Fire  Cents, 

Springfield, 

Stone  ham  Five  Cent?, 

Suffolk. 

Walehajca. 

V.  ■-.. 

Warebam, 

Warren  Fi*e  Gefite,   Sc 

Warren 

Westfield, 

Wevmoath  '■-  Braintfee 

Winchendon, 

Wobarn  Agri    &  Mech 

Woburn  Five  Cents, 

Worcester  County, 

Worcester  Five  Cents, 

Worcester  Mechanics', 


Springfield, 
Springfield, 

Stoaeham, 

Boston, 

Waitham, 


■hs- 


ChaTlestown, 

Westfield, 

.  Weymouth, 

Winchendon, 

-  Aisoci  iticu, 

'A'':' burn, 

Worcester, 

Worcester, 

Worcester, 


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1855 

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1852 

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1854 
1855 

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1851 

1853 

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1855 

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1852 

1855 

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1854 
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1329 
1853 
1833 

1554 

1355 
1828 

1855 
1851 


1  N.  B.  Borden. 
'  Francis  Perkins 

Oda  Gary, 
I  Moses  Edge!!, 
j  IF  W.  Cushman, 
Alanson  Thayer. 
I  S.  C.  Bemis, 
j  J.  A.  Appleton, 
I  David  Fearing, 
I  Cyrus  Frink, 
j  Henry  Wilder, 
!  H.  Garfield, 
|  Horatio  Wood, 
Then.  Edson, 
T.  3.  Newhall, 
J.N.Saunderson, 
Nathan  Brooks, 
0.  Underwood, 

C.  K.  Miles, 
ltobt.  M.  Joy. 
G.  Howland.  Jr. 
Thoe.  Mandell, 
Josiah  Little, 
David  Wood, 
E.  J.  Collins, 
S.  Biackinton, 
W.  Hiliger, 
E.  Southworth, 
A.  Walker, 
Wm.  Adams, 
Robert  B.  Hail, 
N.  Bussed, 
Wm.  Appleton, 
J.  Briirham, 

[  Athercon  Wales, 
Jas.  Haskell, 
Samael  Guild. 
E.  D.  Kimball, 

D.  A.  White, 
A.  0.  Webster, 

E.  Jenkins, 

D.  Fairbanks, 
J.  B.  Bardwell, 
3.  Hartwell, 
Moses  Kcgers, 
Jos.  C.  Pynchon. 
J.  Hooker, 
Darius  Stevens, 
Thos.  Lamb, 
H.  Moore. 
We.  Jivde, 
J.B.  Tober, 
Geo.  Osborne, 
Jas.  Adams, 
J  in.  Fowler, 

E.  L.  White, 
E.  M.urdock, 
A.  Thompson, 
Bowen  Buckman 
S.  Salisbury, 
Chas.L.  Putnam 

.  Alex.  DeWitt, 


Jos.  F.  Lin  lsey, 
F.ben.  Torre/, 
J.  E.  Carpenter,  ! 
C.  S.  Adaois, 
Frank  P.ipley, 
J.O.Starkweatherj 
F.  S.  Bailey, 
James  (Hale, 
David  Harding, 
Gustavus  Snow, 

C.  T.  SymmeSj 
E.  A.  Bliss, 

A.  3.  Tyler, 
J.  G.  Carney, 
B.Y.French.  Jr., 
Amos  Rhodes, 
J.  M.  Cheney, 
A.G.  Underwood, 

D.  Atwood, 
Wm.  Mitchell, 
J.  C.  Ricketson,' 
W.  C.  Coffin, 
Richard  Stone, 
A.  W.Miltimore, 
Luther  Paul. 

E    D.  Whitafeer, 
Benj.  Barrett, 
E.So'thw'rch,  Jr. 
Hiram  Knight, 
I.  F.  Shepard, 

D.  J.  Bobbins, 
A.  Danforth. 

P.  Wainwright, 
J.  C.  Randall, 
Seth  Turner, 
N.  Giles, 
Wm.  Whiting, 
J.  V.  Browne, 
Henry  Ropes, 
Thomas  J*  Clark. 
C.  W.  Prouiy, 
Enos  Nickerson. 
Wm,  Sherwin, 
S.  M.  Lane, 

E.  T.  Fogg, 
Charles  lUarsb, 
Henry  S.  Lee, 
W.  H.  Heath, 

C.  II.  Parker, 

D.  A.  Kimball, 
Otis -Lane, 

T.  R.  Miles, 
Francis  Baker, 
John  Skiltoa, 
H^nry  Hooker, 
A.  S.  White, 
I.  E.  Weston, 
John  Johnson, 
Jas.  N.  Dow, 

i  C.  A.  Hamilton, 

I  C.  Karris, 

j  II.  Woodward, 


E.  Williams. 
T.  C.  Caldwell. 
J.  E.  Carpenter. 
C.  S.  Adams, 
Chas.  Allen. 
J. 0  Starkweather 
A.  L.  S<iule. 
James  dale. 
David  Harding. 
VV".  B.C.Pearsons. 

C.  T.  8  v  crimes. 
E.  A.  Bliss. 

A.  8.  Tyler. 
J.  G.  Carrier, 
B.V  French,  Jr. 

B.  P.  Mudge. 
J.  M.  Cheney. 
A.G  Underwood, 

D.  Atwood. 
Wm.  Mitchell. 
Chas.  Almyi 

E.  Taber.  ' 
Philip  K.  Hill-*. 
A.  W,  Miltimore. 
Lnther  Paul. 
W.  E.  Drayton. 
Benj.  Barrett. 
E.SouthworthJr. 
Hiram  Knight. 
I.  F.  Shepard. 
D.J.  Bobbins. 

A.  Danforth. 
W.  8.  Dexter. 
J.  C.  Randall. 
Seth  Turner. 
Geo.  Lane. 
Wm.  A.  Crafts. 
NV  Cleaves. 
Wm.  Wallis. 

1  Caleb  W.  Prouty. 
!  Knos  Niekersoa. 
:  G.  V-.  Hayes. 
|  M.  Leonard. 
|  T.J.  Gardner.  „ 
j   E.  W.  Bond. 
!  Ilecrv  Vose, 
W.  Li'.  Heath. 

C.  H.  Parker. 

D.  A-  Kimball 
Gtia  Lane. 

8.  H.  Mites. 

Francis  Baker. 

J.K  Fmth'gbans 

E.B.<JiH*tt. 
j  A.  8.  Whita. 
i  C.  R.  Whitman 

;  Jas.  N.  Dow. 
1  J.  ILWIU 
:  F.  B.  Stoddard. 
1  F.  U.Dewey. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


mSUBANCB  COMPANIES. 

Insurance  Commissioners.  —  Elizer  Weight,  Geo.  W.  Sargent.    Office,  State  House. 


ALLIANCE    INSURANCE 

COMPANY. 

No.  43  State  Street.    Incor.  IS50. 

R.  S.  S.  Andres,  President.  "William  H. 
C.  Copeiand,  Secretary.  Elisba  Atkins, 
Andrew  T.  Hall,  George  E.  Chase,  Mica- 
jahLunt,  Geo.  R.  Minpt,  Henry  P.  Stur- 
gis, Nathaniel  Goddard,  George  B.  Upton, 
William  Perkins,  Wm.  F.  Parrott,  George 
ML  Barnard.  John  T.  Cooiidge,  Henry  L. 
Williams,  F.  M.  Weld,  Francis  Skinner, 
Wm.  Bramhall,  David  D.  Stack'pole,  Thos. 
A.  Goddard,  John  T.  Cooiidge,  Jr.,  Di- 
rectors. Charles  IE  Cole,  Clerk. 
Officers  chosen  last  Monday  in  November. 

AMERICAN    INSURANCE 

COMPANY. 

Ko.    54    State    Street.     Evcor.    £818. 

Capital,   #300,000, 

J.  Ingersoll  Bowditch,  President.  An- 
drew C.  Burr,  Secretary.  Nathan  Apple- 
tor.,  Wffi.  Amory,  Robt.  B.  Forbes,  Benj. 
A.  Gould,  Charles  H.  Mills,  Amos  a.  Law- 
rence, Samuel  May,  Theodore  Chase.  Jas. 
S.  Aniory,  Edward  Austin,  Wm.  B.  Bacon, 
F.  Gordon  Dexter,  Directors.  Francis  E. 
Ballard,  Clerk. 

Dividend,  January  and  July. 
Officers  chosen  2d  Wednesday  in  January. 

BOSTON    INLAND    MUTUAL 
INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

No.  2  Merchants  Exchange.  Ivcor. 
1&36.  Capital,  $200,i  '• 
Isaac  C.  Bates,  Prmdei  t.  George  B 
A::r,  Se  reiary.  "  Charles  Adams,  Jr.,  E 
C.  Bates,  James  M.  Beebe,  Peter  Jailer, 
Wib,  J.  Cutler,  Benjamin  Caliender,  Jas. 
C.  Converse,  Jacob  Edwards,  Jr..  Jona- 
than Ellis,  Natl  ..a. el  Harris,  William  T. 
Hart,  J.  Eastman  Hazeltori,  Geo.  Hyde, 
Frederi  ■"  i1  ■■.-.  George  W.  Keerie,  Har- 
rison E.  M  tynard,  S  Lthaflie.lC.Nash,  Ot  s 
Norcross,  Joel  Nourse,  Francis  J.  Parker, 
Avery  Plunier,  Jr..  Alex.  H.  Kice.  Isaac 
Rich,  Daniel  B.  Stedraan,  Caleb  Stetson, 
Alex.  Strong,  Edward  S.  Tobey,  Jos*  ph  .1. 
Whiting,  E.  P.  Whitman,  Edward  Whit- 
ney, Directors. 
Officers  chosen  2d  Tuesday  in  November. 

BOSTON    INSURANCE 
COMPANY. 

No.  62  Statu  Street.    Evcor.  IS23. 
Capital,  5300,000. 

Peter W.  Freeman,  President.  flenrv 
Washburn,  S  ret  ry.  Nathaniel  IE  Em- 
mons, l:  .1  i  rt  ''  >:  ■■  k:  y,  Henry  H.Ci  ck- 
er,  George  L.  Pratt,  Israel  Lombard,  Wm. 
Sturgis,  Geo.  Z.Silsbeej  EbenDale,  Direc- 
tors,    Joseph  B.  Phelps,  Clerki 

Dividends,  M  ireh  and  September. 

Officers  chosen  2d  Monday  in  March, 


BOSTON  MANUFACTURERS 

MUTUAL  PIRE  INS.  COMPANY. 

No.  10  Devonshire  Street.    Eve.  18.30. 

William  Amory,  President.  Edward  E. 
Manton,  Secretary.  John  Aiken,  William 
Amory,  Wm.  Dwight,  James  Read,  James 
S.  Amory,  Francis  Skinner,  Franklin  H. 
Story,  Directors. 
Officers  chosen  3d  Monday  in  January. 

BOSTON   MUTUAL  FIRE    IN- 
.  SURANCE   COMPANY. 

No.  8  Old  State  House.  Eve.  1854. 
Lorenzo  Burge,  President.  Michael 
Eeary,  Secretary.  David  Kimball,  William 
Parkman,  Joseph  Buckley,  Noah  Lincoln, 
William  White,  Lorenzo  Burge,  William 
H.  Gray,  William  E  Whitney,  Directors. 
Officers  chosen  3d  Monday  in  April. 

BOYLSTON  PIKE  AND   MA- 
RINE INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  45  State  Street.    Ixcob.  1S25. 
Capital,    £300,000, 

Joseph  W.  Balch,  President.  Horace 
W.  Barry,  Secretary.  Joseph  W.  Balch, 
William's.  Builard,  Chas.  W/Dabney,  Jr., 
Eben  Bacon,  S.  E.  Peabody,  Alanson 
Tucker,  Jr.,  Charles  Amory,  Moses  Wil- 
liams, John  A.  Cunningham,  Nathan 
Croweil,  Frederick  T.  Bash,  Josiah  P. 
Cooke,  Directors. 

•Dividends,  April  and  October. 

Officers  chosen  2d  Monday  in  March. 

CHINA  IluIuAL  INSURANCE 

COMPANY. 

No.  52  State  Street.     Incor.  1353. 

Francis  Bacon,  President.  George  Ij. 
Deblois.  Secretary.  Francis  Bacon,  Eben 
Bacon,  Ezra  IE  Baker,  William  S.  Bui- 
lard,Frederick  T.  Bush.  Jose  ph  S.  Cooiidge, 
John  A.  Cunningham,  Samuel  T.  Dana, 
John  M.  Forbes,  Joseph  P.  Gardner,  Na- 
thaniel Goddard.  Andrew  T.  Tlaii.  Augus- 
tus Hemenway,  Osbprn  Howes,  Robert C. 
Mackay,  George  K.  Minot,  William  F. 
Parrott,  S.  Endi  :ott  Peabody,  Henry  A. 
Pence,  Thomas  W.  Peirce,  Wm.  Perkins, 
Eben  C.  Sranwood,  Jas.  Sturgis,  Thaeher 
Mugoun,  Jacob  C.  Rogers,^  Daniel  N, 
S|  :•  ',  Geo.  Whitney,  Directors.  F. 
A.  Dewson,  Bookkeeper. 
Qfiieers  chosen  1st   Monday   in   January. 

CITY  FIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 
No.  19  KilryStreet.     Ixcoii.  1850. 

Capital,  §150,000. 
Samuel  P.  Heywood,  Pn  ■>  'dent.  Austin 
W.Benton,  Secretary.  Samuel  P.  Hey- 
«  >od,  James  CI  eever,  John  ii.  Wilkin's, 
Warren  White,  Abraham  T.  Lowe.  Gilman 
S.  Low,  E.  P.  Tileston,    Otis    Norcross, 


INSURANCE    COMPANIES    IN    BOSTON. 


13" 


Edward  A.  Raymond,  Frederick  Perkins, 
Ga  rge  C.  Richardson,  Joseph  S.  Ropes, 
George  W.  Crockett,  Directors. 

Dividends.  April  and  October. 
Officers  chosen  2d  Wednesday  in  April. 


BAG-LB  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  70  State  Steeet.    Ixcoii.  1853. 

Henry  Earl,  President  Henry  I.  Mor- 
gan, Secretary.  Simeon  H.  Lewis,  Elisha 
S.  Converse,  Edward  Qhamberlin,  George 
W.  Chipman,  John  Gove,  J.  W.  Parker, 
Elijah  C.  Drew,  Francis  Bush,  Henry  E. 
Turner,  William  Hunter,  James  Cook, 
Matthew  P.  Elliott,  Newell  Clark,  Parker 
fall,  Henry  Earl,  George  W.  Pope,  Gil- 
bert L>.  Cooper,  Benjamin  F.  Thompson, 
Directors. 

Oliicers  chosen  2d  Monday  in  January. 


ELIOT  FIKE  INSURANCE  COM.- 

No.  23  Kile*  Street.    Iarccui  IU9. 
Capital,  £200,000; 

"William  A.  Howe,  President.  ¥m.  M. 
Lathrop,  Secretary.  Chas.  U.  Cottinsr, 
Wm.  A.  Howe,  Robert  Codman,  Amos 
Cummings,  Calvin  W.  Haven,  William  H. 
J  traesoh,  Geo.  A.  Curtis.  James  Longley, 
Franklin  Evans.  Carjni  E..  King,  Gardner 
P.  Prury.  Charles  L.  Hay  ward,  William 
Parker.  '  John  P.  Robinson,  Abijah  Wl 
Farrar,  Directors.  Joseph  N.  Br"adford, 
Clerk. 

Officers  chosen  2d  Monday  in  January. 


EOUITA 


,E  PAFZ-; 


AND  FIRE  IMS'JUAN 


'T  AF.I  ME 


MeUGHA'NTS  EXGKAXGE.      Ls'GOIl.   1839. 

John  Ckr.l<,  President.  Sand  Wheeler. 
~:>  ■  Uiry.  Benj.  Burgess  Bcnj.C.  Clark, 
Charles  S  'udder,  John  H.  Pearson,  Ste- 
l>!  in  Fairbanks,  Lewis  W.  Tappan,  Au- 
tus  H.  Fiske,  William  W.  Goddard, 
■  •  -  re  Callendcr,  Joseph  Iasigi,  Wm. 
'  -  ahall,  John  S.  Wright,  Wm.  Ropes, 
George  15,  Upton,  Thomas  Gray,  Charles 
Par  tin,  Charles  O.  Whitmore,  John  Chirk, 
)  imes  Lee,  Jr.,  Directors.  J.  Theodore 
Chirk,  Marine  Clerk.  John  J.  Loring, 
Fire  Cleric.  Geo.  P.  Pernio,  2d  Fire  Clerk. 
Officers  chosen  1st  Tuesday  in  November. 


FIREMEN'S  INSURANCE 
COMPANY. 

No.  75  State  Street.    In*  cor.  1831. 
Capital,  $Z  I  i,G0O. 

Thomas  C.  Amorv.  President.  Shubai 
Q.  II  :••:•,.  Serrtia  v.  J  -hri  Coll  .  in  r 
J '..  .1  it  iddeits  N'ici  nls,  J.  .Amur)  D  lvj 
.  ila  v-.  S  uu'.i  1  Lv.  Pu\  >un,  Jatm 
!  a.  John   P.  Parker,  Nathaniel  Ha 

rh,  Ueorsie  W .  Messinger,  Charles  Amor; 
Charles  Dean*,  Dira  tors. 

P  -i  '  ■  ids,  2d  Mond  iv  oi  3  aiuarj  an 
July 

Odicers  chosen  2d  Monday  in  July. 


FRANKLIN  INSURANCE 
COMPANY. 

No.  44  State  Street.    Incor.  1823. 
Capital,    5:100,000. 

Francis  Welch,  President.  William  M. 
B vraes,  Secrt  tm  ■;.  Frcdt  rick  H.  Bradlee, 
.John  A.  Blanchard,  Henry  W.  Abbot, 
GeoTge  L.  Prate,  Eben  Dale,  Francis  W. 
Welch,  Adolphus  Davis,  Edward  A. 
Crcwninshield,  Directors.  A.  T.  Byrnes, 
Clerk. 

Dividends,  January  and  July. 

Officers  chosen  2d  Monday  in  March. 

HOPS  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

No.  60  State  Street.    Ix.cotr.  1800. 
■  .   Capital,    $200,000. 

Augustus  Lovett,  President.  William 
McManus,  Secretary.  Benjamin  A.  Gould, 
George  Callender,  Nathaniel  Goddard, 
Gustavus  Tuckerman,  Jr.,  William  F. 
Parrott,  John  R.  Pee,  Francis  D.  Darling, 
Foster  Waterman ,  Edward  S.  Tobey,  John 
P.  Thorndike,  Directors. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 

Officers  ehos-en  2d  M<  nday  in    April. 

HANUFACTTJREE^   INSUR- 
ANCE COMPANY. 

No.  50  State  Street.    Ixcor.  1822.  . 
Capital,    $400,000. 

C.  W.  Cartwright,  President.  Samuel 
Gould,  Secretary.  Oris  Daniell,  Henry 
Hall.  John  Williams,  James  Read,  Benj. 
F.  White,  William  T.  Andrews,  George 
Morey,  Calvin  W.  Clark.  Chas.  L.  Thayer, 
James  H.  Bcal,  Nathaniel  Snow,  D  rec- 
tors. T.  B.  G.  Messinjver,  James  J.  Good- 
rich, Clerks. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 
Officers  chosen  2d  Wednesday  in  January, 

MASS.  HOSPITAL  LIFE  INS. 
COMPANY, 

No.  50  State  Street.     In  cop*.  1SS3 

Capital,  $6  !0J  '  '• 
Nathan  Appleton,  President.  Moses  L. 
Hale.  Secr'y.  Wm.  Appleton..  Josi  h  Brad- 
L  ..  Wm.  S.  Ballard,  N  II.  Emmons,  John 
C.  Gray,  Robert  Hooper,  Thomas  1  mb, 
George  W.Lvtnan,  William  Minot",  L'hos. 
Motlev,  J  mathan  Phillips,  David  Sears, 
John  Tappan,  George  Ticknor,  Robert  C. 
Winthrop,  Vice  Presidents.  Willi  m  Amp- 
rv,  inaos  A.  Lawrence,  Francis  B  -  n,  J, 
In  jersoll  Bowdii  h.  J.  Wiley  Pd  nands, 
Geo.  H.  Kuhn.  Charles G.  Lorii  >,  Fc  i«s 
C.  Lowell,  ^o)^  A.  Lowell.  George  R. 
Minot,.Ignatius  Sargent,  vViilin  w  Siunrnj. 
Edward  Austin.  Directors.  Charles  G. 
Lorir-n",  icti'cin/.  Ed'w  in!  L.  Perkins, 
11  .  .,-.  Henry  P.  Ch  luberlain,  Clerk. 
Albert  Smith,   Sle-ssenyer. 

Dividends,   January. 

Officers  chosen  3d  Mcfr.dny  in  January. 

MASS.   MUTUAL  FIRE  IKSUH- 
ANCE    CO. 
No.  39  State  Street.    Ixcoji.  17'iS- 
Chas.  WelU,  President.     William  Tufts, 
Secretary.    Charles  A\> Us.  William -T    An- 
drews, Fahvard   Brooks,  Horatio  II.   Hun- 
newell,     Geor  c    tl.    Kuhn,  Samuel  Way, 
Wm.  Minot,  John   P.   Thorridike,   Moses 


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Williams.  Nathaniel  H.  Emmons,  Jeffrey 
Richardson,  William  W.Tucker,  Edw'd 
Codman,  Directors.  Henry  S.  Humphrey, 
Messenger. 

Officers  chosen  1st  Tuesday  in  June. 

MECHANICS   MUT.   FIRE  INS. 
COMPANY. 

No.  23  State  Street.    In  cor.  1336. 

Solomon  Kovey,  President.  Osborn 
B.  Hall,  Secretary.  David  Tillson,  Thomas 
Moulton,  John  Boles,  Benjamin  Beal,  Jo- 
nas Fitch, Loyal  Lovejoy,John  H.  Booker, 
Job  A.  Turner,  Nath'l  Adams,  Jos.  D. 
Roberts.  Robert  Marsh,  William  Whiting, 
Directors.     James  D.  K.  Willi*,  Cterk. 

Officers  chosen  2d  Wednesday  in  May. 

MERCANTILE    MARINE    INS, 
COMPANY. 

No.  53  State  Street.     Incor.  1823. 

Capital,    5300,000. 
Nathaniel  Meriam,  President.     William 

B.  Coffin,  Secretary.  Benjamin  Bangs, 
James  B.  Bradlge,  Benjamin  Howard, 
John  E.  Lodge,  Edward  Wigglesworth., 
Elijah  Williams,  Geo    R.  Minet,  Richard 

C.  Nichols,  Chas.  Wills,  Nathaniel  Sno^r, 
Directors, 

Dividends,  May  and  November. 

Officers  chosen  2d  Monday  in  March. 

MERCHANTS  INSURANCE  CO. 

No.  38  State  Street.    In  cor.  1S16. 
Capital,    §500,000, 

Thomas  C.  Smith,  President.  Tames  C. 
Braman.  Secretary.  Francis  B.  Crownin- 
shield,  Eiias  E.  Davison,  Daniel  S.  Curtis, 
Israel  Whitney.  Patrick  Grant,  Henry  V. 
Ward,  -John  ~  Williams,  RSfet;  Hooper, 
Samuel  Hooper,  Samuel  T.  -Morse,  J. 
WilevEdmr:-  :-,  Jas.  Lawrence,  Directors. 
Francis  H.  DU,  Ge  rge  W.  Pear*?  Jr.. 
I.  B.  P.  Blafce,  Ckrks. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 

Officers  chosen  1st  Tuesday  in  January, 

NATIONAL  INSURANCE   CO. 

No.  66  Stat;.  Street.    Ixcor.  1S32. 
Capital,    §500,000. 

Samuel  W.  Swett,  President.  Aaron  II. 
Bean,  Secretary.  Daniel  Denny,  J.  Wiley 
Edmands,  B.  v.  White,  John  A.  L<  well, 
Francis  Skinner,  Daniel  Kimball,  Isaac 
Livermore,  Geo.  A.  Gardner,  Ceo.  Howe, 
George  H.  Kuhn,  Marshall  P.  Wiider.Jas. 
McOre^-or,  Jos.  M.  Beebe,  Israel  Whit- 
ney, Win.  Amory,  II.  Hooper.  Sam'l  T. 
r>a.na,S.  Frothingham,  Nathaniel  M 
James  Lawrence*  William  S.  Bull  ird, 
Samuel  W.  Swett,  Nathaniel  H.  E  anions, 
William  Hammond,  Nathaniel  Snow,  Di- 
rectors.    E.  S.  Boynton,  Assistant  Clerk. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 
Officers  chosen  2d  Wednesday  in  J rj. 

NEPTUNE  INSURANCE  CO. 
No.  64  State  Street.    Incor.  1831. 

Capital,    §300,000. 
C.Curtis,  President.    Geo.    F.   Osborne, 
Secretary.    Andrew  T.  Hall,  Chas.  Homer, 


Charles  J.  Morrill,  Barnabas  Davis,  Benj 
Sewall,  John  P.  Thorndike,  Joseph  Whit- 
ney, George  Gardner.  Directors.  Wrn.  H. 
Cutting,  Stephen  Osborne,  Wm.  H.  Cut- 
ting, Jr.,  Clerks. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 
Officers  chosen  1st  Monday  in  May. 

N.  E,  HUT.  LIPS  INS.    CO. 

No.  39  State  Street.    Incor.  1835. 
Organized  1343. 

Willard  Phillips,  President.  Benjamin 
F.  Stevens,  Secretary.  Charles  P.  Cur 
tis,  Thomas  A.  Dexter,  Marshall  P.  Wil- 
der, Sewell  Tappan.  Charles  Hubbard,  A. 
W.  Thaxter,  Jr.,  William  B.  Reynolds, 
George  H.  Folger,  Patrick  T.  Jackson, 
Directors.  John  Homans,  M.  D.,  Consult' 
ing  Physician. 

Officers  chosen  2d  Monday  in  December. 


N.  E.  HUT.  MARINE    INS.   CO. 

Merchants   Exchange   Building, 

State  St.  Incorporated,  1839. 

Joseph   II.   Adams,    President.      Benj* 
I    Lyon,  Secretary.    Samuel  S.  Allen,  Assist- 
ant Secretary.  Joseph  H.  Adam?,  Nathan 
J    B.   Gibbs,  F  am  ham  Plummer,  Joseph  V. 
Bacon,  Chas.  Cunningham,   Benjamin  E. 
1    Bates,  Benjamin    Howard,  Isaac    Taylor, 
I    Henry  Lincoln,   N.   G.  Chapin,    John    S. 
Jenness,  Wrn.  Thwing,  Peter  Butler,  Jr., 
Ezra  H.  Baker,  Frederick  Nickerson,  M. 
j    Day   Kimball,    Alpheus   Hardy,     Holmes 
Ammidown,  Osborn  Howes,  William  Lin- 
I    coin,  Barnabas  Thacher,  William  T.  Glid- 
|    den,   Thomas  W.  Peirce,    Geo.  C.   Lord, 
|    Directors.     Chas.  P.  Presson,  Clerk.     Ed- 
|    ward  A.  Snelling,  Messenger. 

Officers  chosen  1st  Monday  in  January. 


■  N.   E.  RAILROAD  TIUT.    FIRS 
INSURANCE   CO. 

No.  11  Railroad  Exchange. 

Waldo  Htgginson,  President.  Oliver  P. 
Rice,  Secretary.  S.imuel  Hooper,  John 
W.  Brooks  Uriel  Crocker,  William  A. 
Crocker,  Wm.  Minot,  Jr.,  I.  M.  Spelman, 
Charles  L.  Putnam.  Samuel  H.  Walley, 
Waldo  Higginson,  Directors. 
Officers  chosen  2d  Tuesday  in.  November- 

NORTH  AMERICAN  FIRE  INS. 
COMPANY, 

I    No.  10  Old  State  House.    Incor.  1S51. 
Capital,  5300,000. 

Albert  Bowker,  President.  Charles  L. 
Pitts,  Secretary.  Silas  Peirce,  Benjamin 
'  Lamson.  Samuel  Hail,  Henry  N.  Hooper, 
j  Thomas  P.  Rich.  John  P.  Ober,  William  C. 
|  Barstow,  Chas.  Henry  Parker,  John  .Jc-- 
I  fries,  Jr.,  Alfred  A.  Wellington,  Solomon 
|  Piper,  Ebenezer  Atkins,  Benjamin  E. 
j  V  Ltes,  Jacob  Sleeper,  John  C.  Potter,  Di- 
rectors. 

Odicers  chosen  2d  Tuesday  in  March. 


INSURANCE    COMPANIES    IN    BOSTON. 


139 


QUINCY  FIRE  AND   MARINE 
INSURANCE  CO, 

Of   Boston. 

No.  20  Congress  Street.     Incob.  18.55. 

Capital,   $100,000. 

Gideon  F.  Thayer,  Presidi  nt.  Franklin 
Greene,  Jr.,  Secretary.  Benj.  C.  Clark, 
Louis  Congdon,  James  W.  Converse, 
Frederick  Cunningham,  Franklin  Greene, 
Jr.,  Francis  M.  Johnson,  Abbott  Law- 
rence, Jos.  S.  Hopes.  Gideon  F.  Thayer, 
Albert  Thompson,  E.  P.  Tilruon,  Wm. 
D.  Ticknor,  George  W. Warren,  Directors. 

Officers  chosen  2d  Wednesday  in  April. 

SHAWMUT  MUTUAL  FIRS 
INSURANCE  CO. 
No,  SO  Washington  Street.      Incor- 
porated, 1853.    Capital,  $110,000. 
Joseph  Porter,  Pre*.     At  well  Richard- 
son,   Secretary.     Joseph    Porter,    Milton 
Fuller.   Window   Lewis,   A.   Richardson, 
Atwell  Richardson,  E.  A    Hunting,  E.  G. 
Dudley,  T.   D.    Bond,  Nathaniel    Evans, 
Jr.,  John  Hall,  M.  M.  D'ean/W.R.  Huston, 
William  Cuitis,  Laban  Greealeaf,  W.  N. 
Slason,  F.  O.  Irish.  John  Vo*e,  Jr.,  J.  M. 
Merriam,  J.  R.  Clarke.  Directors. 
Officers  chosen  1st  Tuesday  in  Dec, 

SHOE  &/  LEATHER  DEALERS 
FIRE  &  MARINE  INS.  CO, 

No.  11  Kilby  Street.     Incor,  1855, 

Capital,  5100,000. 
John  C.  Abbott* President.  Jo fen C  Ab- 
bott. George  Hood,  Wm.  Burrage,  Nahum 
Jones.  Silas  Potter,  Gerry  W.  Cochrane, 
Frederick  Jones,  John  Hill,  Daniel  W. 
Nutting.  J  B.Winn,  Minot  Tirrell,  Francis 
Dane.  L.  B.  Harrington,  Albert  Tirrell, 
Samuel  Chase.  Janies  S.  Stone  John  P. 
R<  bias-on,  \V.  S.  Messervey,  Eben  B.-Pl  it- 
lips,  Tyler  Raehelier,  Directors,  Cyrus 
M.  Stimson,  Secretary. 

Officers  chosen  2d  Wednesday  in  April# 

STATE  MUTUAL  FIRE  INS,  CO. 

Brazer's    Building, 

No.  27  State  Street,  [Up  Stairs.] 

Incorporated,  1343. 

Joseph  F.  Hovey,  President,  Pelham 
Bonney,  Jr.,  Secretary.  Leopold  Herman, 
George  H.  Gray,  Isaac  IL  Gary,  Fiavel 
Moselev,  William  Dall,  Levi  Bolt-;.  S  im'l 
M.  Phillips,  E.  N.  ChadSock,  Joel  Whee- 
ler, Francis  Standish,  Joseph  W.  Coburn, 
Oliver  Carter,  Directors.  John  William 
Boies,  Clerk. 

Officers  chosen  2d  Monday  in  April. 

TRADERS'    MUTUAL    FIRE 
INSURANCE    CO. 

No.  17  State  Stiit:et.    Ixeoit.  1S54. 

G.  W.  Norris,  President.  Albert  I. 
Sawyer,  Secretory.  S.  I.'.  Mayi  ird,  Trea- 
surer. G.  W.  Norn.,  James  G.  Fuller, 
C!  tries  Bird.  Jr.,  Samuel  Kdmhd!,  A.  I. 
Sawyer,  D.  U.  Norris,  S.  B.  Maymxrd, 
John  F.  Fennb,  M,  N.  Davison,  R.  C. 
Hobby,  Directors. 


UNION  MUT.  FIRE  INS.  CO. 

No.    29    State    Street.     Incur.    18-43. 

Enoch  Hohart,  President.  George  G. 
Field,  Secretary.  Enoch  Hobart.  Samuel 
H.  Wallev,  Benj.  Lamson,  Asa  Swallow, 
Uriel  Crocker,  N.  B.  Borden,  Billings 
Briggs,  Samuel  Leeds,  Daniel  Henchman, 
George  H.  Ku'un,  Geo.  T.  Bigelow,  Abra- 
ham T.  Lowe,  George  A.  Bourne,  James 
Clark,  Adam  W.  Thaxter,  Jr.,  Eliphalet 
Jones,  Jacob  If.  Lowd,  John  P.  Ober, 
Directors.     Robert  F.  Cummiugs,  Clerk. 

Officers  chosen  2d  Tuesday  in  May. 

UNION  MUX.  LIFE  INS.  CO. 
Directors'   Office,   68   State  Street. 
Of  Augusta,  Maine.    Incorporated,  1848. 

Original    and   Accumulated   Capital, 
£650,000. 

Elisha  B.  Pratt.  President.  Whiting  H. 
Hollister,  Secretary.  Elisha  B.  Pratt, 
Daniel  Sharp,  James  Sawver,  Henry 
Crocker,  Matthew  Cobb,  E.  R.  Secco.mb, 
R.  S.  S.  Andres,  of  Boston;  Reuel  Wil- 
liams, John  D.  Lang,  J.  K.  Williams, 
Charles  Jones,  of  Maine  ;  G.  C.  Collin  5,  of 
New  York,  Directors.  John  C.  Sharp, 
M.  T).,  Medical  Examiner.  Langford.  \VY 
Loring,  Bookkeeper. 

UNITED  STATES  INS.  CO. 

No.    74    State    Street.    Ivor.    1825. 

Capital,  5200,000. 

Robert  B.  Williams,  Presidi  nt.  Joshua 
PL  Davis,  Secretary.  Rob't  B.  Williams, 
Wm.  Perkins,  Edvv'd  S.  Tobey,  Ammi  C. 
Lombard,  Alfred  C.  Hersey,  George  K-. 
Sampson,  John  S.Wright,  Osborn  H  Wcs, 
Wnu  Bramhall,  Ezra  IL  Baker.  South- 
worth  Shaw,  Dw.ightBJ...omhard,. Directors. 

Dividends,  December  and  June. 
Officers  chosen   2d  Monday  in   January. 

WARREN'  INS.  COMPANY. 

No.  12  Kilby  Street.     Incor.  1835. 

Capital,  §'150,000. 

Paraclete  Holmes,  President  C.  E.  W. 
Dimmock,  Secretary.  John  C.  Abbott, 
Elisha  Atkins,  John  Tyler,  Paraclete 
Holmes,  Bradley  N.  Cumings,  Edwin  F. 
Adams,  Jas.  Tirrell,  Wm.  S.  Ad  tms, 
Foster  Waterman,  Ezra  H.  Baker,  Direc- 
tors.    A.  Webster,  Jr.,  <"  rk. 

Officers  chosen  2d  Wednesday  in  April. 

WASHINGTON  INS.  CO. 

No.  72  State  Street.     Incob.  1824. 

Capital,  $200,000. 
Isaac  Sweetser,  President.  Benjamin 
Sweetser,  Si  r  htry.  Thos.  Lamb,  Richard 
Sonic,  John  T.  Coolidge,  T.  Jefferson 
Cooli  lire,  M. II.  Simpson,  P.M.  Parkman, 
John  11.  Thorudike,  John  A.  rliggjnson, 
Is  ac  Sweetser,  Directors.  James  S words 
and  Alonzo  Ltanlett,  Clerks. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 
Officers  chosen  1st  Monday  in  May. 


140 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


COUNTRY   INSURANCE   COMPANIES, 


Location. 


Fresi 


Secretary. 


Abin^ton  Mut.  Fire.  Abington, 

Annisquam  Mut.  Fire,  Gloucester, 
Ashfield  Mutual  Fire,  Ashfield, 

Allan  tic  Mut.  Fire  and  Mar.,  Prov't  n, 
Attleborough  Mir  Fire,  Attleboro', 
Barnstable"Co.  Mut.  Fire,  Barnstable, 
B<  •'•  -..ire  Mutual  Life,  Pittsfield, 
Berkshire  Mutual  Fire,  Pittsfield, 
Beverly,  BeverlV, 

Boot  &  Shoe  Man'-.  Mu.  Fire.  Lynn, 
Bristol  Co,  Mut.  Fire,  Xc-v  Bedford, 
Cambridge  Mut.  Fire,  Cambridgep't, 
Chariest  swn  Mut.  Fire,  Charlest'n, 
Chatham' Mutual  Marine,  Chatham. 
Chelsea  Mutual  Fire.  Chelsea, 

Citizens'  Mutual  Fire,  Brighton, 

City  Mutuai  Fire,  Roxbury, 

Cohasset  Mutual  Fire,  Cohasset, 

Comraerci  il,  Nantucket, 

Cmnraereial  Mut.  Marine,  '  N.  BedL, 
Co  away  Fire,  Conway, 

Dedham  Mutual  Fire,  Dedham, 

Dennis  and  Harwich  Mutual, 
Dorchester  Mutual  Fire,  Dorchester, 
Equitable  Mut.  Marine,     Prov'town, 
Essex  Mutual  Fire.  Salem, 

Fairhaven  Mar.  Marine,  Falrhaveti, 
Farmers'  Mutual  1-  ire,  Georgetown, 
Fayette  Mutuai  Fire,  Lawrence, 

Fitchbarg  Mutual  lure,  Fitehburg, 
Franklin  Mutual  Fire. '  Greenfield, 
G    >uce-stei   Fishing  Mut.,  Gloucester, 


Glouee  5t  ,r  M  .-.-.  -. 
Granbv  Mutual  Fire, 


Greenfield 


Gloucester, 
Granbv, 


Sc  Mut.  Fire 


Grovel  .;  1  Mutual, 
Hampden  Fire, 
Hamilton  M    :ual, 

1 1  •  ■ .  ■ ;  '  r  !  j> .  ■ :  - .  I  : 
El  ■-■  rhill  Mut  ml  F 
; ..  ■  r   am  Mutual  J 


Groveland, 

Springfield, 

Salem, 

Northampton, 

Ha  evhiii. 

Hingham, 

Hingham  &  Cohasset  Mu.  Mar.  Co., 


Hoi 


u  ituai  irire, 


Holyoke  Mutual  Fire 

Housatonie  Mat.  Fire 

H  ■■-    :  ■  Fire, 

Lowell  M  itual  Fire, 

Lynn  Mutual  Fire, 

L-vnn  Mechanics' Fire  &  Mar.,    Lynn 

Marlboro'  Mutual  Fire,        Marlboro' 


Hollisjam, 
Salem, 

Stocked  l.;e, 

Lowell, 

Lou-ell, 

Lvnn, 


1854  ! 
18-55  I 
1836  | 

1S51  | 

|  1852  i 

i  : 

I  IS'29  i 

1833 

j  1830  ; 

i  isig  ; 

j  1846  i 
j  183i  j 

i  18-58 
I  1849 
I  1837  | 

!  1855  I 


1855 

1855 
1817 
1813 
1848 

1817 

1851 
1828 

1851 


is-a 

1826 

!  1S41  I 

!  1854  j 
I  181S  : 


Mass.  Mutual  Life, 
M  issas,  it. 


Mutual  Fire, 


Snringtield, 
Springfi  ild, 
Wori  est  r. 


Merchants'  Mut.  Mar.,  Newburvport, 
Merch.&  Farm.  Mut.  Fire,   Wo'rcest., 


Mi 

v 
Mutua 

Nor!  i 
0  . 
Pacittf 
P.  atva 
Peop  ■ 
P  i 


ac  Mnru  u  Fire,  Andover, 

■x  Mutual  Fire,  Com    rd, 

M  .■•;  i :  Fire,  Miiford, 

•  i  '  ty  Fire,     South  ReadiTi  :, 

i  Mut.  Marine,  NewBedf. 

:  "   "  M    u  Fire,     New  b'l   ut, 

•    '      I  Fire,  Dedham, 

■    •       Mut    Fire,  North  m'n, 

■■■■  I  ire  and  Mar.,    P.ymouth, 

Mutis  .1.  New  Bedford, 

•  '  tu^i  Fire,  Havei  ill, 
-  '■  .'-  Mut.  Fire,  Taunton, 
i  S    -.   i    Mi       I    re,    Won  ;»t  , 


Plymouth!    i.  Mm    1 
Qumcy  \!  utu  d  Fire, 


Plymouth, 

' Qui;U- y,    j 


1828 

1833 


1851 

is  5  7 


!  1816 
I  132S 
|   1S26 

|  1853 
j   1S43 

1825 
1855 


LS53 

is-is 

1847 

1851 


Baxter  Cobb, 
Nathaniel  Daly,        i 
Henry  S.  Ranney,   j 
Samuel  Super, 
John  Daggett, 
Zenas  D.  Bassett, 
Geo.  N.  Briirirs, 
Ezekiel  R.  Colt,       | 
Mich'l  Whitney,      j 
Wm.  Bassett, 
Wm.  H.  Taylor,       ; 
Josiah  W.  Cook, 
Chas.  Thompson,     ! 
Nathaniel  Snow,      j 
Jesse  Gould, 
Ed.  C.  Sparhawk, 
Aaron  D. \V  iliiams,  j 
Danl,  T.Lothrop.    j 
Fran.  M.  Mitchell, 
Chas.  E.  Tucker,     | 
Jas.  S.  Whitney,      | 
Abraham  F.  Howe,  j 
Nehemiah  CrowellJ 
Asaph  Churchill,     j 
Thomas  Hilliard,     j 
George  Nichols, 
F.  K.  Whitwell, 
Thos.  E.  Pay  son,     | 
Dana  Sargent,         j 
Nathan  Wood, 
Samuel  H.  Reed,     j 
Joseph  0.  Procter,  j 
Isaac  Somes, 
Chas.  S.  Ferry, 
Rufus  Howl  mi!, 
Nat'l  H.  Griffith, 
Wm.  B.  Calhoun, 
Wm.  C.  Pre*  o 
SamT  F.  Lvman, 
Alfred'Kittred    ;, 
Sol.  Line  >.ln, 
Laban  Souther, 
Ah]  en  Lei  and, 
Augustus  Story, 
Chads.  M.O-ven', 
Nathan  Allen, 
J.  H.  B.  Aver, 
Nathan  D.  Chase, 
MicajahC.  Pratt, 
Jz.  S.  Witherbee, 
Caleb  Rice, 
Samuel  S.  Day, 
Henry  A.  Dennv, 
I.  IL  Boardj  i   i  , 
Isaac  Davis, 
Sam'i  Merrill, 
Daui  1  Shai  i  i    k. 
Aar'nC.Mayhew, 
Lilley  Eaton 
rletfrv  Tabei, 
JohnBalch, 
Abraham  F,  Howe. 


Albert  Field, 
id  h.  Hemenwav, 
•  Isaac  N.Sta  Idafd, 

i   Wm.  S.  Morton, 


John  N.  Noves. 
Oliver  W.  Sargent. 
Levi  Gardner. 
Enos  Nickerson. 
Sam.  Carpenter,  2d. 
Amos  Otis. 
Benj.  Chickering. 
James  Buel. 
Rob't  G.  Bennett. 
Andrews  Dreed. 
Jos.  S.  Tillinghast. 
Abrah'm  Lan sing. 
James  G.  Fuller. 

Jason  B.  Loomis. 
S.  W.  Towbridge. 

Geo.  Gregerson. 
Henry  J.  Turner. 

Andrew  J.  Morton, 
W.  T.  Russell. 
David  C.  Rogers. 

Ira  Cleveland. 

M.  W.  Nickerson. 

Wm.  F.  Temple. 

Nat'n  D.  Freeman. 

John  H.  Nichols. 

John  A.  Hawes. 

Wrm.  Boynton. 

A.  C.  Chadwick, 

Abel  Thurston. 

Alrnon  Brainard. 

,),,.  ma  P.Trask. 

Alfred  Presson. 

Philo  Ch  spin. 

Wendell  T.Davis. 

Nathaniel  Ladd. 

Jos.  C    Pvnchon. 

John  T.  B  i 

li  trrey  Kiiklarul. 

D  md'Boynt  >n. 

David  Harding. 

H.  C.  Tower. 

Thos.  E.  Andrew?. 

John  T.  Bun  ..  mi. 

,i      i.  E.  Field. 

Josh.AV.  Daniels. 

Jacob  Robbins. 

Andrew-  Br<  ed. 

Amos  Rhodes. 

Hull  is  Loring. 

F.  B.  Bacon. 

J.  S.  Parish. 

Wm.  3.  Denny. 

Joseph  J.  Kn 
;  Chas.  L.  Putnam. 
;  S  mm  el  Gr  iy. 

Natl    n  Brooks. 

Chas.  F:  Chapin. 
rWm.H,  Willis. 
I  Wm.  II.  Tavlor. 
-  Joseph  J.  K  i   i    . 
'  Ira  Cleveland. 


W 


•tb. 


Charles  E.  Jewett. 

Philip  E.  Hill. 
i  E.  II.  Currier. 
i  John  T.  P. all. 
I  8;  pheD  Bates. 


INSURANCE    COMPANIES    IN    OTHER    CITIES. 


141 


Loec 


When  I 
Com.    j 


S&crr.tary. 


Salem  Marine,  Salem, 

.-  ilem  Mutual  Fire,  Salem, 

Salisbury  and  Anaesbury  Mut.  Fire,  * 
South  Danyers  Mu.  Fire, So.  Danyers, 
Saugus  Muti  al,  S  tu  <us, 

Springfield  Fire  &  Mar.,    Springfield, 
Springfield  Mut.  Fire  Assurance, 
State  Mut.  Life  Assurance,  Worcest., 
Traders'  and  Mechanics',         Lowell,. 
Triton  Mutual  Marine,  Chatham, 

Union  Mutual  Marine,  New  Bedford, 
Westfield  Mutual  Fire,  "We^tfield, 
Westford  Mutual  Fire,  "Westford, 

West  Newbury  M utual  Fire,  W.  N. , 
Western  Ma-'s.  Fire.  Pittsfield, 

Weym'th  &  Braintree  Mut.  Fire,  W'h, 
Worcester  Mutual  Fire,  Worcester, 
Yarmouth  Marine,  Yarmouth, 


1835 

1829 

IS  19 
18-27 
184-5 
1848 


1851  i 

1853  | 
1840  ! 
1S28  i 
i 
1833  ! 
1824 


Jeremiah  Page, 
John  H.  Nichols, 
Thomas  J.  Clark, 
Henry  Cook, 
Edward  Pranfcer, 
Edm'd  Freeman,  •- 
Elijah  Blake, 
Isaac  Davis, 
Joshua  Converse, 
Joshua  Nickerson, 
T.  S.  Hathavvav, 
E.  B.  Gillett,    ' 
Thus.  Richardson, 
Dean  Robinson, 
Ensign  II.  Kilby, 
Appieton  Howe, 
Anthony  Chase,    ■ 
Isaiah  Crowell, 


I  William  North  ey. 
i  Chas.  S.  Nichols'. 
I    Wm.  C.  limney. 
i  Geo.  A.  Osborne. 
!  Benj.  F.  Newhall. 
I  Wm.  Conner,  Jr. 
j  Lewis  Gorham. 
I   Clarendon  Harris. 
[  Edwd.  F.  Sherman. 

j  Borden  Wood. 
I  Asa  P.  Rand. 
:  John  Cutter. 
I   J.  C.  Carr. 
\  J.  C.  Goodridge. 
i  I  ..'.  is  Ri  i^ar  :>. 
Chas.  M.  Miles. 
I  David K.  Akin. 


*  In  Salisbury. 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES  IN  OTHEB  CITIES 

Having  Agencies  in    Boston. 


23TNA  INSURANCE    CO. 
Of  Hartford,  Conn. 

Incor,  1819.     Capital  51,000,000. 

Edwin  G.  Ripley,  President.  Thos.  A. 
Alexander,  Vice  President.  Thomas  K, 
Brace,  Jr.,  Secretary. 

Thos,  K.  Brace,  Sam'l  Tudor,  Ward 
Woodbridge,  Joseph  Church,  Fred.  Tyler, 
Robert  Buell,  Miles  A.  Tuttle,  Eben'r 
Flower,  E.  A.  Bulkeiey,  Roland  Mather, 
E.  G.  Ripley,  S.  SfWard,  Henry  Z.  Pr^tt, 
Austin  Dunham,  G.  F.  Davis,  D.  Hiilyer, 
Thos.  A.  Alexander,  Directors. 

Farabam  Piummer,  Agent,  No.  2  Union 
Building,  40  State  Street. 


5UH- 
ANGE   CO. 
Of  Pittsfield,  Mass. 

Ixoon.  axd  Organized  A.  D.  1851. 
Cash  paid  up  Capital,         -      £10.0,000 
A c cumi-j. x t v. d  S  v ep lus ,        -  8 0,00 0 

A  Dividend  paid  at  the  close  of  the  first 
five  years'  business  of  twenty  per  cent,  or 
one-fifth  of  all  the  Life  Premiums  paid  in 
on  existing  policies.  The  investments  of 
the  Company  are  limited  by  charter  to 
such  securities  as  are  permitted  to  Sav- 
ings Banks. 

George  N.  Brigss,  President.  T.  F. 
Piunkeit,  Vict  President.  Benj.  Chicker- 
in<?,  Sue.  and  Treas, 
/(ieor.-j  >X.  Brigg-j,  T.  F.  Plunke.U,  Jas. 
Fi  mess,  George  J.  Tucker,  Theo.  Poin- 
croy,  L.  11.  Gamwell,  Thos.  G.  Carson, 
ileur-y  S.  Briggs,  Geo.  H.  Phelps,  Wm.  C. 
Plimkett,  Wm.  Pollock,  Elias  Merwln, 
Phinehas  Allen,  Jr.,  Chas.  >i.  Owen,  A.  II. 
Pease,  P.  L.  Pa-_-e,  S.  Biaekinton,  Samuel 
Ingails,  \V.  M.  Root,  A.  C.  Russell, 
Henry  Clark,  Henry  Stearns,  Directors. 

Augustus  A.  Gould,  M.    D.,  Buckmin- 
ster  Brtinrn,  M.  1).,  Examining  Physiei   its. 
m  Office,  No.  S   Webster  B  nk    Building, 
13  Exchasge  Street,  Boston. 
J.  F.  Stone,  General  Age>'f, 


OHAHIiESTOWN    MUTUAL 
FIBXJ  INS.  CO. 

1ST  CO  KPG  RATED     IN    1836. 

Charles    Thompson,   President.    James 
G.  Fuller,  Secretary. 

W.  C.  Alden,  Agent,  Noa.  5  and  13  Old 

State  House. 

CHARTER  OAK  LIPS  INS.  CO. 

Of  Hartford,  Conn. 

Capital  and  Surplus,   $700,000. 

James  C.  Yv" alkiey,  President.     John  L. 

Bunee,  Vice  P 'res.    Samuel  El.  White,  Sec. 

Arthur  Merrill,  Agent,  27  State  Street. 

CONNECTICUT    FIBS  INT.   CO, 

Of  Hartford,  Conn, 
Case  Capital,    $200,000,  with.  Las^E 

SCAPLUS. 

Benj.  W.Greene,   Prtsident.    John   P. 
Eldredge,  Secretary. 

Arthur   Merrill,  Agent,  27  State  Street. 

CONN.  MUTUAL  LIPS  INS.  CO. 

Established  at  Hartford,  Cor^,     h ■■-  r- 
porated  by  the  Legislature  of  Conn.,  1S4L». 
Acquired  Capital,  o-ver  £3,i    ).0J0, 
Edwin  Hoy,  Genera!  Agent.     OiBce,  20 
Stare  Street. 

James    Goodwin,    President.      Guy    li. 
Phelps,  Secretary. 
Jas.  Goodwin,    Fdwin  I).  Tiffany,   Ma- 
j  son  Gross,  Edward  B.    Waikinsou,  ■iulu 
C.   Palmer,   Zephaniah    Preston,    N.    >1. 
Waterman,   Edward   W.  Parsons:,   Henry 
I  Perkins, -Gut  14    PhelpsjHartfnrd;  David 
Wilder,  Jr.,  Boston  ;  Charles  Dennis,  New 
I    York,  Directors. 
j       Chas.G.  Pmna-m,  M.  D.,  Physician. 

CONTINENTAL  INS.  CO. 

Of  New  York   City. 

I  Cash  Cap.,  $-500,000,  with  Large  Suar. 

|       Geo.T.IIope,Pr«?s.  H.H. -Lamport, &c- 

Arthur  Met  rill,  Agent,  27  State  Street. 


142 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


! 


HARTFORD  FIRE  INS.  CO. 
Of  Hartford,  Conn. 
Incokfokated  lS'iO.   Capital,  £.500,000. 

IT.  Huntington,  President.  T.  C.  Allyn, 
Secretary.  C.  C  Lyman,  Assist.  Sec're* 
tan).      Wm.  N.  Bowers,  Actuary. 

11.  Huntington,  Albert  Day,  James 
Go<  dwin,  Charles  Bosvvell,  Henry  Keney, 
Calvin  Day,  Job  Allyn,  John  P.  Brace, 
Charles  J.  llu^s,  Directors. 

Farnham  Plummer,  Agent,  2  Union 
Building,  40  State  Street. 

KOLYOKE  MUTUAL  FIRE 
INSURANCE  CO. 

Of  Salem.     Chartered  in    1843. 

Available  Capital,  oveh  5350,000. 

Cash  Capital,  over  $80  000. 

Augustus  Story,  President  J.  T.  Burn- 
ham,  Secretary. 

This  Company  : has  been  in  operation 
about  fourteen  yean?,  and  continues  to 
insure  on  Buildings,  Merchandise,  and 
Personal  Property  not  extra,  hazardous, 
on  terms  as  favorable  as  other  dividend- 
paying  companies. 

Refer ■rw.X'v  by  permission,  Hon.  Cfeas.  G. 
Boring,  Hot..  George  H.  Kuhn,  Hon.  Al- 
bert Tborndike,  Boston;  Hon.  J.  C.  Per- 
kins, Hun.  Nathan'l  Siisbee,  Hon.  Asahel 
Huntington,  Salem. 

W.C.  Alden,  Agent,  Nos.  5  and  13  Did 
State  House,  Boston. 

MTJT.  BENEFIT  LIFE  INS,  CO, 

Of  New  Jersey. 

Capital,   over  $2,700,000. 

Robert  L.  Patterson,  President  B. 
C.  Miller,  Secretary. 

C.  S.  Mackne't,  L.  C.  Grover,  JosiahO. 
Low,  H.  McFarlan,  I.  H.  Frothingham, 
John  K.  Weeks,  Edward  A.  Strong,  A.  S. 
Sneiling,  R.  II,  Greene,  J.  W.  Condit,  N. 
Pern. ,   IJirevtor-8. 

L  fetenevs  in  Boston  S.  Fairbanks,  Wm. 
P.  Co  lidge,  L.  U  Lvtlett  a-  Co.,  C.  G.  Lur- 
ing, C.  W.  Cartwright,  Johnson,  Sewall 
&  Co..  N.  A.  Thompson,  Plan  chard, 
Sherman  &  Co.,  V.  Brown  &  Son,  Wat- 
6on  Fret-man,  Esq. 


D.  Humph  rpys  Storer,  M.  D.,  Medical 
Examiner,  132  Trcmont  Street.  Boston, 

J.  B.  Prihcf ,  General  Agent  arid  Attor- 
ney, 21  State  Street. 

MUTUAL  SAFETY  INS,  CO. 
Of  South   Heading,  Mass. 

INCORPORATED,   1853. 

L.  Eaton,  Fret.  W.  H.  Willis,  Seer. 
Edward  Mansfield.  Treas. 

Wm.  C.  Alden,  Agent,  5  &  13  Old  State 
House. 

ROYAL  INSURANCE  CO. 
Of  Liverpool,  Eng. 

Authorized  Capital,  £2,000,000,  oh 

510,000,000. 

Paid  up  Capital  and  Surplus,  £500,000  or 

#3,000,000. 

Funds  invested  in  New  York,  £60,000,  or 

5300,000. 

Shareholders  personally  liable  for  all 

claims. 

Percy  M.  Dove,  Manager  and  Actuary. 

Insures    buildings   and    their   contents 

against  loss    ox  damage  by   J- ire,    at  the 

current  rates.      Losses  adjusted  and  paid 

in  Boston. 

Stephen  Higginsqn,  Agent  and  Aiior' 
ney,  7  Union  Building,  40  State  street. 

UNITY  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO. 

Of  London. 

Subscribed  Capital,  £2,000,000  ster- 
ling, or  £  10,000,000. 

The  Unity  Fire  Insurance  Company  will 
issue  Policies  for  Less  or  Damage  by  Fire, 
on  Buildings,  Merchandise,  Household 
Furniture,  &c,  &c,   at  the  usual  rates. 

Lo-ses  adjusted  and  promptly  paid, 
without  reference  to  London. 

A  Special  Fund  of  5150,000  is  held  by 
the'New  York  Trustees,  tor  the  benefit  of 
Policy  Holders,  in  accordance  with  the 
law  of  the  State. 

New  York  Trvstees^Cvileh  O.  Halsted, 
President  Manhattan  Bank;  Schuyler 
Livingston,  firm  Of  Barclay  &  Livingston  ; 
Watts  Sherman,  firm  or  Duncan,  Sherman 
&  Co. 

Faxnharn  Plummer,  Agent,  40  State  St., 
Boston,  Mass. 


LOAN    FUND    ASSOCIATIONS   IE  BOSTON, 


AMERICAN. 
No,  10  Summer  Street'. 


ATLANTIC. 
j  No.  3  Phcenix  Building. 

Albert  J.  Wright,  President  Jesse  Tir-  ;  3 ^B.&v&tnce,  President.  J.  B  Sev- 
'  ',  r;  ,  President.  Stevens  Beekwith,  j  *ranc£  i(,s-  "•  Brackett,  Huam  Weeks, 
Jtow  W.  Vose,  James  W.  Bates,  Wm  i  Geo.  L.  Parrott,  C.  W  Cummmgs,  Z>*m> 
Uajcww,  Geo.  Moulton,  James  V.  McKen-  i  gfs-  ^mos  Curmmngs,  Jr.,  Secretary. 
my,  CM.  A. Twitched]    Junes!)    Kent     i    ^ 'm'  ifc0Sers»  Attorney.     Geo.  B.  Parrott, 


J.    Birkmaier,    Hosea  I   Surveyor.  „■,„.„ 

.....  jesse  Rus'ell  «Ls    !       Officers  ehosen  annually,  1st  Friday 


J».hft     Favor,     J. 

Ni>vcs,  M.  W.  S 

T.  i'cnniiiun,  Dexter  T.  Mills,  David  G. 
C  1  :••  ;-  liarles  Carter,  Wm.  H.  Bullock^ 
John  £•  Huj  bard,  Directors.  Elijah  R. 
Phinnej ,  S<  1  -  tary.  Chaa.  Carter,  Survey- 
or,   V.'tn.  Rogers,  Attorney. 

Annual  tuseting  for  choice  of  officers  in 
January. 


i   J' 


BLACKSTONE. 

No.  Ill  Hanoter   Street. 

Daniel    Farrar,    President.      Lorin    L. 

Fuller,  Vice  President.     Daniel  Farrar.  H. 

11.  Campbell,  Andrew  B.  Potter,  Richard 


LOAN    FUND    ASSOCIATIONS. 


143 


P,  Mallory,  Smith  Gerrish,  Lorin  L.  Ful- 
ler, Henry  J.  Hunt,  Thomas  A.  Westcott, 

.\:?*red  ^.  Brown,  Moses  W,  Pond,  Jacob 
.■'.>,••::,  George  Yendell,  Jacob  Fullerton, 
Jr.,  Samuel  \Y.  Clapp,  Mark.  F.  Dunck- 
lee, Directors.  Lyman  S.  Hapgo^d,  Scc- 
reiary.  Mark  F-  Duncklee,  Attorney. 
Andrew  13.   Putter,  Appraiser. 

Odicers  chosen  annually,  4th  Tuesday 
in  May. 

BOSTON. 

No.  4-1  State  Stkeet. 

Joseph  G.  Tnrrey,  President.  Chas.  C. 
Nichols,  Vice  President.  Geo.  B.  Nich- 
ols, Erastus  Rugg,  Jas.  P.  Sullivan,  John 
H.  Lester,  Geo."  P.  K.  Walker,  Rufus  S. 
Frost,  John  Taylor,  Robert  A.  Cross, 
Daniel  Bolles-,  George  L.  Chesbro,  David 
S.  Tarr,  James  A.  Tower,  Edward  W. 
Hatchings,  James  T.  Phelps,  Henry  C. 
Taylor,  Frederick  W.  French,  Theo.  N. 
Foque,  Directors.  James  T.  Phelps,  Sec- 
retary. •  James  P.  Sullivan,  Attorney. 
Erastus  Rugg,  Surveyor. 

Officers  enosen  annually,  4th  Wed- 
nesday in  January. 

BOYLSTO N . 

Nc.    114    Hanoyes    Street. 

Andrew  B.  Potter,  President.  Chas.  L. 
Shaw,  Vice  President.  A.  I).  Potter,  Cal- 
vin Bird,  Chas.  W.  Warren,  Richard.  P. 
Mallory,  Simon  N.  Watson,  Thaddeus 
Stone,  Chas-  L.  Shaw,  Gardiner  D  Dur~ 
sin,  J.  K.  Wiggin.  Hiram  Morse,  Robert 
Bunten,  Mark  F.  Duncklee,  Scunuel  Gil- 
son,  Levi  Tower,  Daniel  D.  Gilford,  S.  A. 
Viniiig,  Directors.  Lyman  S.  Hapgood, 
Secretary.  Mark  F.  Duncklee,  Attorney. 
Andrew  B.  Potter,  Appraiser. 

Directors  chosen  annually,  2d  Tuesday 
in  January. 

EAST   BOSTON    KUTUAL. 
Meridian-  Stkeet,  E.  Bcsto>-. 

David  Y.  Kendall,  President.--  M  prill 
Petteugill,  Vice  President.  Edw.F.  Por- 
ter, Joseph  G.  Hamblin,  Wo.  S.Albert- 
son,  Richard  Rich,  Morrill  Cole,  F.  M. 
Andrews,  J;  P.  Hill,  A.  C  Rider,  E.  A. 
Pettengill,  John  M.  Doane,  Thos.  Robin- 
son, Directors.  Caleb  W.  Prouty,  Sec- 
retary. Daniel  Goodwin,  Surveyor.  Silas 
B.  Hahn,  Attorney. 

F  HAH  KLIN. 
No.    41    Tkemont   Stiieet. 

Seth  W.  Fowle,  President.  Samuel  B. 
Krojgiaari,  Vice  President.  William  l.f. 
Jameson,  JamesW.  Converse,  Lewis  II. 
Washburn,  Joseph  Newmarch,  Lynde  A. 
IL  ntiugton.  Win  E.  French,  J'ames  I.. 
faylor,  A.  P.  Griffin,  A.  Richardson,  Di- 
rectors. William  W.  Bullock,  Secretary. 
Elijah  R.  Phinney,  Surveyor.  Lewis  ii. 
Wa  sh  hi  i  rn ,  A  ttorney. 

Officers  chosen  annually,  2d  Thursday 
in  October. 

GLOBE. 
No.  40  State  Street. 

Edrcraftd  P.  Dolbeare,  Jr.,  President. 
fhos,  C.  Porter,  Vice  President.  John 
i'urrington,    Henry  T.   Spear,   Jonathan 


Peirce,  Sarn'l  Colcord,  George  W.  Hun- 
neweli,  E.  J.  Bispham,  Solon  Thornton, 
Robert  Wharton,  Benjamin  W.  Adams, 
Abijal.  P.  White,  Charles  Havden,  John 
C.  Hubbard,  A.  T.  Cpham,  Chas.  S.  Par- 
ker, Edmund  P.  Dolbeare,  Jr.,  Dexter  T. 
Mills,  Horace  L.  Hazelton,  Samuel  New- 
march,  Win.  A.  Swift,  Directors.  George 
II.  Fitch,  Secretary  Robert  Wharton, 
Surveyor.  Horace  L.  Hazel  ton,  Attorney. 
Officers  chosen  annually,  3d  Tuesday  in 
J  an  u  <iry. 

HOWARD. 

No.    140  Broad  St, 

John  Binney,  President.  Dan'l  Cragin, 
Vice  President.  Daniel  Cragin,  Howard 
A.  Doe,  Manley  Howe,  Thomas  Russell, 
E.  G.  Cobb,  B.  F.  Tombs,  L.  B.  Bent,  W. 
T,  Vose,  H.  M..  Hobos,  Directors.  Amos 
Cummings,  Jr.,  Secretin,'. 

Officers  chosen  annually,  1st  Tuesday 
in  May. 

'    MASSACHUSETTS. 

No.  20  State  Stkeet. 

James  G.  Blake,  President.  John  C. 
Hubbard,  Vice  President.  John  0.  Hub- 
bard. Daniel  Farrar,  Charles  S.  Burgess, 
John  D.  G.  Burden,  Charles  C.  Cool- 
idge,  Chas.  H.  Laughton,  Henry  Jones, 
Satn'l  Curtis,  Davis 'W.  Bailey,  Darin  W. 
Holmes,  Zenas  E.  Smith,  Wui.  Kent,  Di- 
rectors. David  Cham berlin,  Secretary  and 
Surveyor.  William  V.  Thompson,  Attor- 
ney. 

Officers  chosen  annually.  2d  Wednesday 
in  April. 

HAVE11ICE. 
East  Boston. 

Edward  F.  Porter.  Preside  nt.  Da\  id  Y. 
Kendall,  Vice  President.  Edward  F.  Por- 
ter, David  Y.  Kendall,  Hi  '.'.:   Eieh,  Mor- 


5,  Austin  Gove,  Jn 


XV 


Charles    Siudiey,    William    T 

William  B.  Sprague,   Thomas   Rn';  ui>on, 

M.  Ii.  Shute,  Aria!  Gove,  H.  P.  Ci     n,  A. 

,  C.   Rider,   Directors.     Caleb  W,    r.  mty, 

j   Secretary.   Silas  B.  Hahn,  Attorney.    John 

j  M.  Doane,  Surveyor. 

MECHANICS. 

East  Boston. 

Nichols  Litehfield,  President.  Bradbury 
G.  Preseott,  Vice  President.  Morrill  Cole, 
Salma  E.  Gould.  John  Howe,  Jr.,  John  S. 
Menduui,  Jr.,  Charles  W.  M<  L(  II  in,  SYxn. 
Thompson,  William  F.  Hail,  Samuel  Y. 
Cha  e,  Merrill  Petting  ill,  Watson  G. 
SJ  vo,  Wrn.  T.  '■'  -  ■'•  >  m-«n  1  Stins  .a, 
Wm.  C.  Smith,  Increases*.  Hill,  Leonard 
Pickering,  Directors.  Jairua  Pratt.  Jr., 
Secretary.  Joseph  G.  Hamblin,  Surveyor. 
I   Edwin  Wright,  Attorney. 

Officers  chosen  annually,  1st  Monday  in 
March. 

XT  ETROPOLITA  N . 

No.   85  State  Stueet. 
Edward    Tyler,    President.     Robert    L. 
Bobbi    s,  Vice  President.    James M.  Frost, 
Chester  H.  Carruth,  Josh.  Kendall,  \\  m. 


144 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Haskins,  T.  B.  White.  Benjamin  W.  Sea- 
mans,  Charles  B.  Farley,  Isaac  Watts,  Jo- 
-.••; '.i  i'.  Foster,  ffm,  F.  Grubb,  Edwin 
Fleming,  T.  brown  Dix,  A.  E.  Whiti  lore, 
Wm.  M.  Pray,  Royal  Whiton,  Jr..  D  rec- 
tors, Edward  G.  Stevens,  Secretary.  Wm. 
V.  .Thompson,  Attorney.  Benj.  Bttrlin- 
game,  Surveyor. 

Officers  chosen  annually,  3d  Thursdey 
in  March. 

NATIONAL. 
No.  40  State  Street. 

Edmund  P.  Dolbeare,  Jr.,  President. 
John  Farringtbn,  Vice  President.  Geo. 
W.  Hunnewell,  Charles  C.  Scott,  Jona. 
Pierce.  Thos.  C.  Porter,  Rob't  Wharton, 
Enos  H.Tucker,  Jr..  Simon  P.  Atkins,  E. 
H.  R.  Ruggles,  Henry  T.  Spear,  Abijah 
P.  White,  Daniel  C.  berry,  Samuel  M.  Col- 
cord,  Edward  Pear,  Charles  Hayden,  F. 
P.  Babbitt,  Orren  Peck,  Directors.  Geo. 
H.  Pitch,  Secretary.  Robert  Wharton, 
Surveyor.     Wm.  Rogers,  Attorney. 

Officers  chosen  annually,  2d  Monday  in 
January, 

NEW   EN  G3U  AND. 


No.  H 


"-.rmi   M'oeev. 


J.  H.  Hanaford,  President.  Calvin  Ry- 
der, Vice  Preside  nt.  S.  M.  Dullard,  D.  IL 
Oilman,  Jesse  W,  Pay  son,  Samuel  S. 
Moonev,  Wm.  Carpenter,  A.  B.  Hall, 
William  Rogers,  David  A.  Sabiein,  Thos. 
D.  Morris,  Brings  Mann,  Geo.  S.  Rawson, 
Calvin  Ryder,"  John  S,  Damrell,  II.  C. 
Fxeemau,E.  K.  Phinney,  J.  M.  Aih. n,  C. 
L.  Thierv,  E.  E.  Blake,  Leonard  Morse, 
Joseph  Parker,  Charles  Chittenden,  Sam'l 
T).  Hazebvood,  Francis  Jenks,  Wm.  S. 
Kyle,  Wm.  A.  Merriam,  F.  W.  Reeves, 
Directors.  A.  P.  Blake,  Secretary.  Wm. 
Rogers,  Attorney  and  Counsellor.  Elijah 
R.  Phinney,    Surveyor. 

Officers  chosen  annually,  4th  Wednes- 
day in  J  aiaarr. 

PEOPLE'S  PJZRPSTTJAL-, 
No.  41  Tremoht  Street. 

Wm.  F.  Go  idwin,  President.  Levi  Wi1- 
kias,  Pi'.*  President.  Wm.  P.  Goudwin, 
Levi  WRkins,  Chas.  B.  Lice,  Emerson 
Cooiidae.  Samuel  Curtis,. Samuel  P.  Laug- 
mai  i,  Henrv  R  ibiuson,  Chas.  K.  Darling, 
Jacob  W.  Crosbv,  D..R.  Sortwell,  Samuel 
B.  Krogman,  E.  Buliard,  Geo.  Ri  ssell, 
Orin  S.  Sanders,  David  Bigelow,  Do  - 
tors.  Wm.  W.  Bullock,  Secretary.  Wm. 
Rogers,  Attorney.  George  B.  Parrott, 
Surveyor. 

Officers  chosen  annually,  3d  Wednes  lay 
in  August. 

SHAW  HUT. 

No.  41  Fremont  Stkek' 
Samuel  B.  Krogman,  Vreii 
W.    C.  f;r;u;r,   r*c-d  President 
Era-;,    William    W.   Lou...!:, 

v..,..     f.,  .,    n    t?„  ..a...     i ., 


Ch 


Samuel  Hunt,  Jr.,  James  M.  Stone,  Di- 
?•  .'■••.  1  ■  i  Wilku  s,  Sei  -  t  try.  Geo, 
13.  Parrott,  Surveyor.     Alfred  B.  Ely,  JJ- 

<oa;<  rs  chosen   annually,  3d  'Thursday 

in  February. 


SH02  &  LEATHER  DEALERS. 
No.  20  State  Street. 

Luther  Farwell,  President.  Thomas 
Stacy.  Joseph  II.  Green,  Isaiah  Goodwin, 
David  Chamberlin,  Chas.  J.  k'ox,  Luther 
Farwell,  Samuel  Curtis,  Oilman  Joslin,, 
Win.  V.  Thompson,  Nathaniel  Carr,  El- 
bridge'  Greei  e,  Jcei  Snow,  Directors. 
Horatio  Williams,  Secretary. 

Officers  chosen  annually,  3d  Monday  in 
February. 

ETATS. 
No.  16  Summer.  Street. 
Albert  J.  Wright,  President     Joshua  G. 
Wilhor,  Vice  Pn  sidetit.     A.  K.  Hathaway. 
L.   C.  Ware,    Elisha  Kelly,  John  Favor, 
Hosea  B.   Rice,  John   Penniman,    A.  F\ 
Smith,.  Joshua  G.  Wilbor,  John  C.   Hub- 
bard, Jeremiah   Martinj   J.  Swan,  Dexter 
I  T.    Mills,   C.  F.  Townsend,  Ira  Russell, 
Geo.   W.    Snow,  F.    C.  Shepbard,  Ansel 
J   Lathrop,    Directors.     Elijah  IV.  Phinney, 
i  Secretary.    Wm.  Rogers,  Attorney.  Elijah 
I   R.  Phinney,  Surveyor. 

Officers  chosen  annually,  In  January. 

SUFFOLK. 

No.  41  Fremont  Street. 
Robert   Cowdin,   President.    Dexter  T. 
i  Mills,  Vice  President.     George  Rowland. 
I  Nathaniel  Adams,  Geo.  Hevvs,W.  W.  Bui- 
i   lock,  William   M.    Byrnes.   Oliver  Libhy. 
J   Henry  Wyman,  William  Keith,  Directors, 
Levi  Wilkins,  Secretary.     Geo.  B.  Parrott, 
Surveyor.   '  Lorenzo  S.  Cragin,  Jr.,  Attor- 
ney. 

Officers  chosen  annually,  1st  Thursday 
in  June. 

TRE  M  OUT, 
No.  3  Pioiavix  Building, 

Jasper  IL  York,  President.  Jonathan 
B.  Severance,  Vice  President.  Aaron 
Honk.  Charles  Goiviac^'  Jasper  EL  York, 
U.1L  Salter,  E.  J.  Bl^pham,  Geo.  Merrill, 
H.  Weeks,  W.  H.  Bullock,  E.  IL  R, 
Ruggies,  it.  II.  Carlton,  0.  Dolbier,  G. 
M.Wood.  Ira  Litchiield,  Directors.  Amos 
Cnmiuings,  Jr.,  Secretary.  "  J.W.  Browne, 
Attorney.     Geo.  B.  parrott,  Surveyor. 

OrEeers  chosen  annually,  2dTue»day  in 
November. 

UNION. 

No.  41  TiiEMOXT  Street. 

Levi  Wilkins,  President.  Wm.  H. 
Seavey,  Vice  President.  Wm-.  F.  Goou- 
win,  Jonas  Fitch,  J.  Davenport,  Brook  - 
line  :  Orin  S.  Kn'a-j  p,  S  unuf  ill.  Bickner. 
A.  P.  White,  Julian  0.  Mason,  Alverd 
Mason,  E.  B.  Shaw,  Directors.  William 
x>',  Bxiilock,  Secretary.  Elijah  R.  Phin- 
uey.  Surveyor.    William  Rogers,  Attorney. 

Oiheers  chosen  annually,  4th  Tuesday 
in  March. 

UNITED     STATES. 


No.  16  SrsniEa 
Mo-  es  1  enny,  Pres  kL  nt.  C.  C.Chnrehill, 
Vice  President.  Daniel  Warren,  Trtas. 
.E.  J.  Jenks.,  Wilson  Murray,  Henry  Cog- 
gin,  Lysander  S.  Richards,"  J.  W.'Hau-- 
mon  i,A.  A.  Pei.*kham,  Josiah  EL  Prescoti, 
S. S.  Mooney,  Joseph  II.  Eiierns,  Chas,  P. 


LOAN    FUND    ASSOCIATIONS. 


ur> 


Htrdmsr,  Geo.  A.  Bacon,  J.  M.  "Williams,  f 
fibcn  Flags,  Taos.  Hill,  Jr.,  G  jorge  East-  | 
«  i  ,d,  Caleb   D.  Hunking,  Elijah    Puffer,  i 
Charles   B.   Lovewell,    A.  T.    Wilkinson, 
Alcx'r  Caldwell,    S.    L.    Mead,  AV'm.   M.  | 
Thayer,  B.  F.  Brown,  William    Whiting,  ! 
!.  >o!  Beals,  Jr..    James  Downing,  Dwight  ! 
B.  Rich,  John  N:  Brown,  Wm.  A.  Cary, 
It.  Clawson  Fisk,    Directors.    Alpheus  P. 
!:.  ike,  Secretary.     Wm.  Rogers,  Attorney. 
John  Williams,  Surveyor. 
Officers  chosen  annually,  in  October. 

WASHINGTON. 

No.  85  State  Street. 
KnnwltonS.  Chaffee,  President.  Daniel  I 
P.  Wise.  Vice  President.     William  Hobbs, 
Wm.   M.   Pray,  Frederick   H.    Henshaw, 
John  II.  Leighton,    Robert    L.  Robbins, 
Luther  Fanvell,  Philip  H.  Sears,  Richard  l 


W.  Henshaw,  Edwin  Fleming,  Charles 
Miller,  Moses  Clarke,  Henry  D.  Morse, 
John  C.  Haynes,  Directors.  E  (ward  G. 
Stevens,  Secretary.  Benj.  Burlingame, 
Surveyor.  William  Valentine  Thompson, 
Attorney. 

Officers  chosen  annually,  4th  Thursday 
in  March. 

WEBSTER. 

No.  81  Washington  Street. 

Justin  Jones,  President.  Benjamin 
French,  Vice  President.  Datus  E.  Poland, 
Wm.  B.  May,  Henry  H.  Hincklev,  Wm. 
M.  Byrnes,  William  Shepard,  Geo.  E. 
Johnson,  Wm.  E.  Smith,  Henry  Y.  Gilson, 
Edward  Kendall,  Directors.    Lewis  Lerdw, 

Sec.     - ,  Surveyor.     Alfred  B. 

Ely,  Attorney. 

Officers  chosen  annually,  1st  Wednes- 
day   in  April. 


COUKTBY  LOAN  ¥UNB  ASSOCIATIONS, 


Name. 

Zoeationi. 

Cum. 

1853 

President 

Secretary. 

Abington  Mutual, 

Abington, 

Lucius  Faxon, 

John  N.  Noyes. 

Attleboroug-hj 

East  Attleboro', 

ISoo 

H.  N.  Daggett, 

11.  N.  Richards  m. 

Berkshire, 

Stockbridge, 

18-34 

John  H.  Strong, 

Jonathan  E.  Field. 

Blaekstone  Valley, 

Grafton, 

1855 

A.  M.  Bi.ge.low, 

William  F.  Slocum. 

Banker  Hill, 

Gharlestown, 

1S53 

Saml.  S.  Willson, 

Thomas  Sumner. 

Charts  River  Mu;ua! 

i 

Water  town, 

1853 

Eiias  B.  Armstrong, 

David  T,  Huckins. 

Chelsea, 

Chelsea,! 

John  Fenno, 

Job:'  F.  Fenno. 

Citv 

Lawrence, 

William  Potter, 

Asa  T.  Sandborn. 

Foiborough, 

Fox  borough,  1 

1854 

Otis  Cary, 

J.E.  Carpenter. 

H.mr-'Vrs, 

Springfield,, 

1-857 

Daniel  Gay, 

C.  A.  Winchester. 

Haverhill, 

R;:v,V  -,;j   ; 

1854 

D   ■  iel  F.  Fitts, 

Walter  GoodeU. 

Holliston,' 

Holliston, 

1855 

W.  L.  Pay  son. 

Orriii  Thomson. 

Hopkinton, 

Hopkinton,! 

1856 

Lee  Claflin, 

Geo.  A.  Warren. 

Jewellers, 

Attleboro',! 

18-55 

E.  J.  Richards, 

J.  M.  Trescott. 

Lanesboroughj 

LanesboroughJ 

1355 

Samuel  Bliss, 

Wiiiiatn  A.  Fuller. 

Lawrence., 

Lawrence,] 

Dana  Sargent, 

Asa  T.  Sandborn. 

Lowell, 

Lowell.' 

1853 

John  W.  Graves, 

J.  F.  Manahan. 

Lynn, 

Lynn,| 

18-54 

James  M.  Sargent, 

Valentine  Meader. 

Massasoit, 

Springfield,  | 

1856 

Erastus  Hayes, 

Herman  Smith. 

Mechanic's  Mutual, 

Worcester, 

1855 

L.  L.  Mason, 

A.  L.  Bur  bank. 

Med  ford, 

Med  ford,| 

1854 

James  0.  Curtis, 

Sam"  T.  Thompson. 

Medwav, 

Medway,i 

A.M.  B. Fuller, A/yr 

Merrimac, 

Lowell,; 

Caleb  Crosby, 

J.  F.  Manahan. 

Middleborough, 

Middleborough,j 

1854 

Nathan  King, 

J.  B.Snaw. 

Mill  River, 

MilfordJ 

i  3*53 

Elbridge  Mann, 

Thomas  G.  Kent. 

Monument, 

Charlestown.i 

1853 

Wm.S.  Freteh, 

Gilbert  D.  Cooper. 

V  wton  Mutual 

Newton, 

H.  R.  Wether-  11, 

Henry  Ross. 

North  Bridgewater, 

N 

Bridgewater,! 

1S53 

A.  B.  Wheeler, 

E.  South  worth, 

Plymouth., 

Plymouth, 

Leandcr  Lovell, 

William  H.  Nelson. 

Quincy, 

Quincy, 

1854 

F.  M.  Johnson, 

Louis  Congdon. 

•K  demand  Danvcrs, 

Salem, 

1 855 

James  Kimball, 

Willi  im  Archer. 

:■■:  ickft, 

E 

Bridgewater, 

1853 

James  Bates, 

R.  W.  Harris. 

8  Mith  Alimgton  Mutn 

Al>;-  £ton,i 

IS  54 

Wm,  P.Corthell, 

Samuel  Dver. 

South  Reading. 

Sv 

luth  R  ading, 

1854 

Edward   Mansfield, 

EI.  L.  Eaton. 

Springfield; 

Springfield,) 

1854 

G.  W.  Winchester, 

F.  B,  Bacon,  Siw'i. 

Wa'.tham  Mutual, 

Wul'thamJ 

18-54 

J.  T.  Hemenway, 

L.  P.  Frost. 

Warren, 

Charicstown,! 

1853 

G.  Wash'to  Warren, 

Thomas  Sumner. 

West  f  yv.n,     • 

Lynn,] 

1854 

T.  P.  Richardson, 

Warren  Ncwhaii. 

VVeym'tfc  &  Bs&intree, 

Weymouth,] 

1-5'', 

John  W.  Loud, 

Ellas  Richards. 

ft  '.u-i-.ingmeu's,.     . 

Salem,] 

1*55 

Stephen  II.  Phillips, 

Sam'l  Mackintire. 

10 


146 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


GAS  LIGHT  COMPANIES, 


F'XiMK  and  LcraUoTu 

Incorp. 

Capital. 

President. 

Agent  or  Supt. 

Aitleboro% 

1855 

$50,000 

Henry  Reed. 

Boston, 

800,000 

Samuel  A.  Eliot, 

W.  W.  Greenough 

Brighton, 

1S53 

50,000 

Brookline, 

1S53 

50.000 

William  Bramhall, 

II.  A.  Bigelow. 

Cambridge, 

1S5J 

125,000 

John  H.  Blake, 

William  Gibson. 

Cfcarlestown, 

132,000 

Peter  Hubbell, 

George  B.  Neal. 

Chelsea, 

1816 

120,000 

Isaac  Stebbins, 

John  Andrew. 

Clinton, 

1854 

30,000 

Franklin  Forbes, 

H.  N.  Bigelow. 

Dedhana, 

1853 

50,000 

Henry  Cormerais, 

A.  F.  Barton, 

Dorchester, 

1854 

15<  ,<  i0 

John  J.  May, 

J.  H.  Carter. 

Bast  Boston, 

1353 

133,000 

Samuel  Curtis,         . 

Fall  River, 

18-1 7" 

35,000 

Richard  Borden, 

J.  T.  Baylies. 

Fitch  burg, 

1852 

50,000 

Ivors  Phillips, 

H.  F.  Coggeshall. 

Gloocester, 

1353 

42,000 

Benj.  K,  Hough, 

J.  B.  Thomas. 

Great  Earrington, 

1855 

5,000 

A.  0.  Bus  sell, 

L.  G.  Bobbins. 

Greenfield, 

1S56 

20,000 

Frank  Ripley, 

W.  F.  Davis . 

Haverhill, 

1853 

50,000 

W.  R.  Whittier, 

J.  A.  Apnleton. 

Jamaica  Plain, 

1S53 

100.0.00 

John  C.  Pratt, 

Jonas  Barnard. 

Law  mice, 

18-19 

120.000 

John  H.  Blake, 

George  D.  Cabot. 

Lowell, 

1849 

200,1  ■  ) 

J.  Wright, 

M.  C.  Bryant. 

Lynn, 

1853 

200  000 

J.  N.  Bufrum, 

J.  N.  Saunderscn. 

Maiden  and  Melrose, 

1852 

75,000 

G.  P.  Cox, 

Alfred  Odiorne. 

Marbkhead, 

1354 

40.C00 

Qeorge  Wilson, 

William  O.  Turner 

Middleboro*, 

5.000 

J.  W.  P.  Jenks, 

N.  Jenks. 

Milford, 

1854 

100.000 

O.  Underwood, 

John  Bliss. 

Nantucket, 

1854 

36,000 

George  W.  Macv, 

| 

New  Bedford, 

1850 

130.000 

William  C.  Tabor, 

Gideon  V,  ood. 

New  bur; -port, 

18-50 

80,000 

Rii  hard  Fowler, 

Francis  Curtis, 

Newton  and  Watertown, 

1854 

88,000 

J.  N.  Bacon, 

Northampton, 

1853 

50,000 

!  J,  A.  Shepherd. 

North  Auleboro', 

1855 

40.000 

II.  M.  Richards, 

1 

PawtKcket, 

1853 

65,000 

Harvey  Chase,  *    ' 

1  Henry  Crowell. 

PittsSeld, 

1853 

40,000 

R.  W.  Adams, 

I  John  Faulkner. 

Ply  month, 

1853 

10,    i0 

William  T.  Davis, 

i 

Roxbnry, 

135  -1 

80,1  I  9 

J.J,  Clarke, 

i  T.  J.  Pishon. 

Salem, 

1850 

125.000 

George  Choate. 

I  Francis  Brown. 

Salisbury  and  Anaesbury, 

60,     0 

Soru-jrvuie, 

}$5i 

■ 

.So*«:h  Bo  stasi, 

18-52 

80,700 

W,  T.  Andrews, 

1 

iS^ath'l    :  toe, 

i  1847 

50.000 

James  T>:  Brewer, 

i  George  Dwight, 

'I'^uu.n, 

j  1833 

.  v    i 

Albert  Field, 

i  Edwin  Keith. 

Walthais, 

1853 

40,!  00 

Isaac  R.  Scott, 

;  Samuel  E.  Locke. 

Ware, 

1853 

.     20  f'OO 

i  E.  B.Whitman, 

'S.B.WitkerelLZes« 

West  Cambridge, 

t  1854 

;   solooo 

j 

Wobnra. 

]  1851 

i     22,550 

:  Charles  Choate, 

j  A.  Thompson. 

Worcester, 

|  1851 

1 

j  George  T.  Rice, 

|  -J  ames  B.  Blake. 

NEWSPAPERS,    ETC. 

BARNSTABLE    COUNTY. 

Atlantic  Messenger,  Hyanuis,  weekly,  Edwin  Coooibs,  pub.,  Si. 50  per  year. 
Barnstable  Patriot,  Barnstable,  weekly,   8>.  li.  Phinney,  pub., $2  per  year. 
Gape  Cod  Advocate,  Sandwich,  weekly,  Pinkbam  &  Bowman,  pub.,  $1.50  pr.  yr- 
Yarmouth  Begister,  irarmoutb  Port,  weekly,  Charles  F.  Swift,  pub.,  82  per  year 
ProvinccvGwn  Banner,  Provineetov  d,  J.  YV  .  Emery,  editor,  S2  per  year. 

BHRKSHIRE  COUNTY, 
Adams  Transcript  North  Adams,  weekly,  AY,  S.  George,  pub.,  $1.50  per  year. 
Berkshire  County  Eagle,  Pittsneicl,  weekly-,  Henry  Ckickering,  pub.,  $1.50  pr.  y 
Berkshire  Courier,  Great  Banington,  J.  I).  Cushing,  publisher,  &1.50  per  year. 
(JuUurist  &  Gazette,  Pittsfield,  Reed,  Hull  &  Peirson,  pub.,  Si  per  year. 


NEWSPAPERS,    ETC.  J  47 

Hoosae  Valley  New?,  North  Adams,  Clark  &  Phillips,  weekly,  SI. 25  per  year. 
Putsfield  Sun,  weekly,  Phiheas  Allen  &  Son,  publishers,  $  2  per  year. 
Valley  Gleaner,  Lee,  French  k  Royce,  weekly  SI. 25,  per  year. 
Williams  Quarterly,  published  by  Students  of  Williams  College. 

BRISTOL  COUNTY. 
American  Republican,  Taunton,  weekly,  J.  W.  D.  Hall,  pub.,  §2  per  year. 
Bristol  County  Telegram,  Ezra  Davol,  weekly,  SI. 75. 
Daily  Evening  Standard,  New  Bedford,  E.  Anthony,  pub.,  S4  per  year. 
D  mv  Mercury,  New  Bedford,  Benjamin  Lindsey,  publisher,  S5  per  year. 
Fall  River  Monitor,  weekly,  Henry  Pratt,  publisher.  $2  per  year. 
Fall  River  News,  weekly,   Alxny  &  Milne,  publishers,  S2   per  year. 
Gazette  and  Chronicle,  Pawtueket,  Robert  Sherman,  S2  per  year. 
Mireury,  New  Bedford,  semi-weekly,  B.  Lindsey,  pub.,  s:?  per  year. 
New  Bedford  Mercury,  weekly,  B.  Lindsey,  publisher,  §2.50  per  year. 
New  Bedford  Times,  weekly.  J.  Frazer. 

North  Attleborough  Bulletin,  James  M.  Stewart,  pub.,  weekly,  SI. 50  t  er  yearr. 
Republican  Standard,  New  Bedford,  weekly,  E.  Anthony,  pub.,  Sl.50  per  }  ear 
Taunton  Daily  Gazette,  Ide  &  King,  publishers,  $3  per  year. 
Taunton  Democrat,  weekly,  A.  M.  Ide,  Jr.,  editor  &  proprietor,  Sl.50  pr.  vr. 
Whaleman's  Shipping  List,  N.  Bedford,  w'kiy,  Benj.  Lindsey,  pub.,  Sl.50  pr.  >  r. 

BUSES  COUNTY, 
Vineyard  Gazette,  Edgarto'wn,  weekly,  E.  Marehant,  publisher,  Si  per  year. 

Jb  &  iC;  iu  2L    L»  U  y  IS  1  i: . 

Ar.dover  Advertiser,  weekly,  Warren  F.  Draper,   publisher.  Si  per  year. 

Bay  State,  Lynn,  weekly,  J.  Sprague  &  Co.,  publishers,  S2  per  year. 

Beverly  Citizen,  S.  P.  IV  own. 

Bibliotheea  Sacra,  Andover,.  quarterly,  Warren  F.  Draper,  S4  per  year. 

Cape  Ann  Light,  Gloucester,  weekly,  John  S.  E.  Rogers,  publisher,. §2  per  yr. 

Cape  Ann  Advertiser,  Gloucester,  Proctor  Bros.,  pub.,  weekly,  Sl.50  per  year. 

Daily  Herald,   Newburvport,  Wm.  H.  Huse  &  Co.,  publishers,  S4  per  year. 

Essex  Banner,  Haverhill,  weekly,  E.  II.  SafFord,  editor  and  prop.,  S2  per  ye*r. 

Salem  Mercury,  Salem,  w'kly,  Caleb  Foote  &  N.  A.  Horton,  pub.,  Sl.50  pr.  yr. 

Haverhill  Gazette,  E.  G.  Frochin<jhaui,  pub.  and  proprietor,  weekly,  S2  pr.  \  r. 

Herald  of  Gospel   Liberty,  Newburvport,  w'kly,  B.  F.  Carter, pub.  agent, 

Lawrence  American,  weekly,  Sargent  &  Merrill,  pub.,  Sl.50  per  year. 

Lawrence  Courier,  J.  F.  C.  Hayes,  pub.,  weekly,  SI  (in  advance)  per  year.  f 

Lawrence  Sentinel/weekly,  B.  F.  Watson,  proprietor,  Sri.nO  per  year. 

;.;p:   N.'.vs,  Weekly,  J.  F.  HEimbjl!   n  litor  and  proprietor,  S-  per  year. 

Lynn  Wt-ekly  Reporter,  W.  J.  Black,  edito--,  II.  S.  Cos,  publisher.,  S2  per  year. 

NeAvburyport  Herald,  semi-weekly,  Win.  II.  Huse  &  Co.,  pub.,  S3.50  per  year. 

Salem  Advocate,  Salem  and  Marblehead,  weekly,  B.  W.  Lander,  pub.,  $1.50 

per  year. 
Salem  Gazette,  semi-weekly,  Caleb  Foote  &  N.  A.  Horton.  pub.,  S3.50.pr.  year. 
Salens  Observer,  weekly,  Wm.  Ives  &  Geo.  W.  Pease,  publishers,  §2  per  year 
Salem  Register,  semi-weekly,  Chapman  &  Palfray,pub.  and  pro.,  S4  per  year. 
Telegraph  &  News,  Gloucester  ,semi- wee,  klv,  John  S.  E.  Rogers,  pub.  S3  per.  yr. 
Villager,  Salisbury  Mills,  weekly,  W.  II.  B.  Currier,  pub.,  Sl.50  per  year. 

FRANKLIN   COUNTY. 
Franklin  Democrat,  Greenfield,  w'kly,  II.  D.  Miiiek  &  Co.,  pubs.,  Sl.50  pr.  yr. 
Gazetteand  Courier,  Greenfield,  w'kiy.  S.  S.  Eastman  &  Co.,  pub.  SI  o0  per  yr. 

HAMPDFN  COUNTY, 
Chicopee  Weekly  Journal,  Cuioopee,  W.  G.  Brown,  I.  C.  Havens,  editors  a»(3 

publishers,  Sl.50  per  year. 
Holyoke  Mirror,  weekly,  Myron  C.  Pratt,  publisher.  S2  j)cr  year. 
i^mer  Journal,  Palmer  Depot,  weekly,  Gordon  M.  Fisk  &  B.  F.  Gofi*.  pub-, 

Sl.50  per  year. 
Springfield    Republican,   Samuel    Bowle3    &    Co.,    pub.,    daily,  So  per  year; 

weekly,  Sl.50. 
Westiield  News-Letter,weeklv,  P.  L.  BucU  &  Id.  N.  Carter,  pub.,  S2  per  year. 

HAMPSHIRE  COUN-TY. 
Hampshire  and  Franklin  Express,  Amherst,  weekly,  John  II.  Brewster.  edilo.: 

and  publisher,  $2  per  year. 


14.8  MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 

Hampshire  Gazette,  Northampton,  w'klv,  Trumbull  &  Gere,  pub.,  52  per  year 
War-  Standard,  Ware,  weekly,  by  G.  M.  Fisk  &  B   F.  Goff,  $1.25  per  year. 

MIDDLESEX  COUNTY. 
Bunker  1 1 1 II  Aurora,  Cbarlestown,  weekly*  \Y.  W.  Wheildon,  pub.,  $2.50  p.y. 
Cambridge  Chronicle,  weekly,  John  D.  Baldwin,  publisher,  $2  per  year. 
Charleatown  City  Advertiser,  semi-weekly,  Win.  H.  DeCosta,  pub.,  S2  pr.  yr. 
Harvard   Magazine,   Cambridge,  published  by   Students  of  Harvard  College, 

monthly,  $2  per  year. 
Lowell  Advertiser,  daily,  Fisher  A.  Hildreth  &  Charles  Hunt,  pub.,  S3  per  year. 
Lowell  Daily  Journal    and    Courier,  S.  2s.  Merrill,  publisher,   So  per  year  ; 

weekly,  do.,  §2. 
Lowell  Daily  Citizen  &  News,  Leo.  Brown  &  Geo.  F,  Morey,  pub.,  $4  pr.  year. 
Lowell  Patriot  and  Republican.  Hildreth  &  Hunt,  publishers.  Si. 50  per  year. 
Middlesex  Freeman,  Concord,  Fisher  A.  Hildreth,  proprietor  ;  Hunt  &  Hildreth, 

Lowell,  publishers  ;    weekly,  S2  per  year. 
Middlesex  Journal,  Woburn,  John  J.  Pippy,  publisher,  weekly,  $2  per  year. 
Nadck  Observer,  G.  "W.  Rider  ^Sc  Co..  publishers. 
Railroad  Mercury,   weekly.   Brown  Brothers,  publishers,  George  H.  Brown, 

editor,  Groton  Junction. 
South  Reading  Gazette,  William  H.  Hutchinson,  weekly,  $2.. 
Vox  Populi,  Lowell,  weekly,  S.  W.  Huse  &  Co.,  publishers,  S2  per  year. 
Waltfaam  SentineL,  weekly,  J,  Hastings,  publisher,  Si. 50  per  year. 
Weekly  American  Ciirzen,  Lowell,  Leo,  Brown  &  G.  F.  Morey,  pub.  &  pro.,  $2. 
AVolurn  Budget,  11.  N.  Hastings,  publisher,  weekly,  SI  per  year. 

NANTUCKET  COUNTY. 
Nantucket  Inquirer.  Alex.  P.  Moore,  pub.  semi- weekly,  S3;  w'kly,  31.50  per  yr. 
Nantucket  Weekly  Mirror,  Hussey  &  Robinson,  editors  &  publishers,  $2  pr  yr. 

NOFvFOIxK  COUNTY. 

Dedbara  Gazette,  weekly,  Henry  O.  Hildreth,  publisher,  S2  per  year. 
Norfolk  County  Journal,  Roxbury,   L.  B.  &  O.  E.  Weston,  publishers,  James 

Ritchie,  editor  and  proprietor;  weekly,  62.00. 
Quiney  Patriot,  weekly,  John  A.  Green,  publisher,  $2  per  year. 
Randolph  Transcript,  ,v'.  P.  Brown,  publisher. 
West  Roxbury  Gazette,  J.  Bur  rill  ;<:  Co..  pubs.,  L.M.  Snell,  editor,  weekly,  2$. 

PLYMOUTH  COUNTY. 

Afcington  Standard  snd  Plymouth  County  Advertiser,  weekly,  Chas.  G.  Eastev- 

bruuk.  82  per  }  >':*.r- 
Hinuhai  \  Journal,  weekly,  Pd'D'ss'am  &  Easferb'rook,  publishers,  $2  per  year. 
Middieboro5  Gazette,  weekly,  Sttllman  Pratt,  publisher,  §1.50  per  year. 
North  Bridgewater  Gazette,  N.  Bridge  water,  wkly.,  Geo.  Phinney,  82  per  year. 
01  i  Colon}  Memorial,  Plymouth,  weekly,  John  Morrissey,  pub.,  $2  per  year. 
Plymouth  Rock,  Plymouth,  weekly,  Moses  Pates,  Jr.,  publisher,  £2  per  year. 

SUFFOLK  COUNTY. 
Boston. 

Advent  Herald,  Rev.  J.  V.  Himes,  46|  Kneeland,  weekly,  $2  per  year. 

A  ivcrtiser.  N.  Kale  and   Chas.  Hale,  Old  State  House,  State,  daily,  SS  ;  semi- 
weekly,  S4  per  year. 

Advertiser  of  the  North,  M.  Hoffman,  24  Congress,  weekly,  S3  per  yr.  German. 

Advocate  of  Peace,  George  C.  Beckwith,  21  Cornnill,  monthly,  50  cents  pr.  yr. 

Albmy  Cultivator,  Joseph  Brock  &  Son,  51  &  52  N.  Market,  50  cents  per  yr. 

American  and  Foreign  Christian  Union,   Rev.  B.  Dickinson,  D.  D.,  Congre- 
gational building,  Chauncy.  monthly,  Si  per  year. 

American  Homoeopathic  Review,  Q.  Chpp,  3  Beacon,  monthly  $3  per  year. 

American  Journal  of  Education,  das.  Robinson  &   Co.,   Ill'  Washington,  quar 
terly,  S8  per  year. 

American  Messenger,  American  Tract  Society,  monthly,  2S  Cornhili,  25  e.  p.y. 

American    Phrenological  Journal,     Fowler,   Wells  &  Co.,  142  "Washington, 
monthly,  51  per  year. 

American  liailway  Times,  John  x\.  Haven,   12  Water,  weekly,  §3  per  year, 

American  Union,  Graves&  Weston,  100  Washington,  weekly,  $2  per  year. 

American   Veterinary  Journal,  G.  H.  Dadd,  editor  and  publisher,  4G  Salem, 
monthly, $1  per  year. 


NEWSPAPERS,    ETC.  149 

American  rischer  Botschafter  (the  American  Messenger,  printed   in    German), 

American  Tract  Society,  28  Cornhill,  25  cts.  per  year. 
Atlas  and  Daily  Eee,  Bee  Printing?  Company,  7  State,  daily,  $6. 
Ballou's    Dollar    Monthly  Magazine,     M.  M.    Ballou,    22    Winter,     monthly, 

SI  per  year. 
Ballou's  Pictorial  Drawtng-Room  Companion,  Maturin  M.  Ballou,   22  Winter, 

■weekly,  §2.50  per  year. 
Banner  of  Light,  Colby,  Forster  &  Co.,  oh  Brattle,  weekly,  ?2  per  year. 
Boston  Almanac,  Damrell  &  Moore  and  Geo.  Coolidge,  16  Devonshire,  annually, 

January,  25  cents. 
Boston  City  Reporter,  D.  J.  Field  &  Co.,  basement  Old  State  House,  weekly, 

50  cents  per  year. 
Boston  Daily   Ledger,   Lawrence.  Thompson  &  Co.,  13   State,  daily,  one  cent 

each,  S3  per  year. 
Boston  Directory,  Adams,  Sampson  &  Co.  91  Washington,  annually,  July, SI. 50. 
Boston  Family  Visitor,  Hamlet  &  Lingham,  monthly,  33  School,  Si  per  year. 
Boston  Recorder,  Moore,  Munroe  &  Co.,  22  School,  weekly,  $2  per  year.     Or- 
thodox. 
Boston  Statesman  and  Weekly  Post,  Beak,  Greene  &  Co.,  42  Congress,  $2  per 

annum. 
British  Journal  of  Homoeopathy,  Otis  Clapp,  3  Beacon,  quarterly,  S3  rer  year. 
Child's  Paper,  American  Trait  Society,  28  Cornhill,  10  cents  per  year. 
Christian  Era,  A.  Webster,  20  Tremont  Temple,  weeklv,  $1.50  per  year. 
Christian   Examiner,   Rev.  F.  H.  Hedge,  D.  D.,  and  Rev.  E.  E.  H.ale,  editors, 

21  Bromfield,  bi-monthly,  Si  per  year. 
Christian  Freeman  &  Family  Visitor,  Rev.  Sylvanus  Cobb,  45  Cornhill,  weekly, 

$2  per  year. 
Christian  Register,  David  Reed,  22  School,  weekly,  §2.50  per  year.     Unitarian. 
Christian   Watchman  and  Reflector,  Upbam,    Ford  &  Olmstead,  22   School, 

weekly,  S2  per  year.     Baptist. 
Christian  Witness  and  Church  Advocate,   Rev.  Thos.  F.  Fales,  editor,  James 

B.  Dow,  publisher,  94  Tremont,  S2  per  year.     Episcopal. 
Commercial  Bulletin,  Curtis  Guild,  83  State,  weekly,  S3  per  year. 
Congregationalism  Galen  James  &  Co.,  1.20  Wash.,  weekly,  S2  pr.  yr.     Orthodox. 
Courier,  Clark,  Fellows  &  Co.,   basement  of  the  Old  State  House,  State,  daily, 

$3;  semi-weekly,  $4  ;   weekly,  SI. 50  per  year. 
Cultivator,  Otis  Brewer..  43  Commercial,  weekly,  82  per  year.     Agricultural. 
Dollar  Weekly,  X.  F.  Bryant,  3  Winter,  weekly.  Si  per  year. 
IJwijiht's  Journal  of  Mo^ie.  O.  Difsoa  &  Co.,  27;  Waskin.gtoxi,weekIv,  S2  p.  vr. 
East  Boston  Ledger,  Tyler' &  iJianchard,  Wirvthrop  hi'k,  weekly,  S'2  'per  year. 
Emblem,  an  Odd  Fellow's  Magazine,  Chas.  D.  Cole,  223  Wash.,  in'ah  ,  S2  pr.  yr. 
Evening  Gazette,  W.  W.  Clapp,  Jr.,  25  Franklin,  weekly,  Saturday  eve.,   S3 

per  year.     Literary. 
Express  Pathfinder,  George  K.  Snow,  22  Court,  quarterly,  10  cents  each. 
Firemen's  Advocate,  E.  A.  Norris,  96  Court,  weekly,  S2  yer  year. 
Flag  of  our  Union,  Maturin  M.  Ballou,  22  Winter,  weekly,  S2  per  year. 
Forrester's*  Piaymate  and  Monthly  Instructor,  Wm.  Guild  &  Co.,  133  Wash., 

monthly,  SI  per  year. 
Freemason's  Monthly  Magazine,  Charles  W.  Moore,  21  School,  S2  per  year. 
Friend  of  Virtue,  published  by  the  N,  E.  Female  Moral  Reform  Society,  9  Bed- 
ford street,  semi-monthly,  Si  per^  ear. 
Fruits  of  America,  C.  M.  Hovey,  1  Merchants  row,  bi-monthly,  So  per  year. 
Good  Stews,  J.  P.  Magee,  5  Cornhill,  monthly,  10  cts  per  year. 
G  ^v.vrd's  Ileal  Estate  Register,  Watson  Go  ward,  01  Wash,  weekly,  $2  per  year. 
Guide  to  Holiness,  Henry  V.  Degen,  editor,  21  Cornhill,  monthly,  SI  peryear. 
Happy  Home  and  Parlor  Magazine,  C.  Stone,  11  Cornhill,  monthly,  $2  pr.  yr. 
Herald,  E.  C.  Bailey,  103  Washington,  daily,  S'-.i  per  year. 
Horticulturist,  J.  Breek  &  Son,  51  North  Market,  monthly,  $2  ;  colored  edition, 

So  per  year. 
Household  Monthly,  N.  F.  Bryant,  3  Winter,  monthly,  S3  per  year. 
Indian  Arcana,  Indian  Mtdieal  Institute.  30  Bromheld,  monthly,  25  cent.-'. 
investigator,   Horace    Seaver  and  J.  P.  Mendunu,  45    Cornhill,  weekly,  S2  per 

year:     Infidel. 
Irish  Miscellany,  Thos.  O'Neill,  16  Franklin,  illustrated,  S2  per  year. 
Journal,  Chas.  O.  Rogers,  12  State,  daily,  S3  ;  semi-weekly,  $3  j  wkly,  S2  per  yr 


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Journal  for  California,  C.  O.  Rogers,  12  State,  semi-monthly,  6  cents  per  copy. 
Journal  of  Missions,  and  Youth's  Day-Spring,  33  Pemberton  sq.,  monthly,  25  cts. 

per  j  ear;  8  copies  to  one  address,  SI. 
Juveiule  Almanac,  Damrell  &  Moore  and  George   Coolidge,  16  Devonshire, 

annually,  January,  12  cents. 
Ladies'  Almanac,  Damrell  &  Moore  and  Geo.  Coolidge,  16  Devonshire,  an- 

nually,  January,  25  cts. 
Ladies'  Companion,  156  Washington,  monthly,  $1  per  year. 
Ladies'  Repository,  A.  Tompkins,  Mrs.  E.  A.  Bacon,  editor,  38  Cornhill, month- 
ly, S2  per  year. 
Ladies'  Repository,  J.  P.  Magee,  5  Cornhill,  monthly,  $2  per  year. 
Law  Reporter,  John  Lowell  Sc  Sam'l  M.  Quincy,  editors,  Crosby,  Nicjbols&  Co., 

117  Washington,  monthly,  .§3  per  year. 
Leisure  Hour,  15G  .Washington,  monthly,  SI. 50  per  year. 
Liberator.  William  Lloyd  Garrison,  21    Cornhill,  weekly,  $2.50  per  year. 
Life  Illustrated,  Fowler  &  Wells,  142  Washington,  weekly,  $2  per  year. 
Line  of  Battle  Ship,  F.  Gleason,  Tremont,  c.  Bromfield,  weekly,  $2  per  year. 
Living  Age,  Littell,  Son  &  Co.,  Bromfield,  cor.  Tremont,  weekly,  S>6  per \  ear. 
Macedonian,  American   Baptist  Missionary  Union,  Rev.  J.  G.  Warren,  editor, 

33   Somerset,  monthly.     Baptist. 
Magazine  ofHortieulture,  C.'M.  Hovey,  ed.,  7  Merchants  tow,  monthly,  S2pr.  yr. 
Massachusetts  Ploughman,  W.  &  W.J.  Buckminster,  51  and  52  North  Market, 

weekly,  S2  per  year. 
Massachusetts   Register,  Adams,    Sampson  k  Co.,   91   Washington,  annually, 

February,  Si. 25. 
Massachusetts  Teacher,  Massachusetts  Teachers'  Association,  10  Congregational 

building.  Chauney,  monthly,  Si. 
Medical  and    Surgical  journal,  D.rs.   W.  W,  Morland  and  F.  Minot,  editors, 

Franklin,  corner  Washington,  weekly  and  monthly,  S3  per  year. 
Merchants'   and  Manufacturers'   Magazine,  Hamlet  &    Lingbam,     33  School, 

monthly,  Si  per  year. 
Methodist  Quarterly  Review,  J.  p.  Magee,  5  Cornhill,  $2  per  year. 
Missionary  Advocate,  J.  P.  Magee,  5  Cornhill,  monthly,  25  cents  per  year. 
Missionary  Herald,  published  at   33   Petnberton  square,  mont1  ly,  SI  per  year 

A.  Darant,  general  agent 
Missionary  Magazme,  Rev.  J.  G.  Warren,  editor,  33  Somerset,  m'hly,Si  per 

year.     Baptist. 
Monthly    Religious    Magazine  and    Independent  Journal,  Rev.  Edmund  H. 
Sears  and    Rev.  Kufus  Eliis,  editors,  and  L.  G.  Bowles,  publisher,  110 
Washington,  monthly,  S3  per  year. 
Mothers'  Assistant,  C.  Srone,  II  Cornhill,  monthly,  SI  per  year. 
Myrtle,  J.  it.  Usher,  37  Cornhill,  semi-monthly,  50  cents  per  year.     Juvenile. 
National  Magazit  e,  J,  P.  Mdgee,  5  Cornhill,  monthly,  S2  per  year. 
New  Church  Magazine, for  children,  G.  Phinney,  19  Winter,  monthly,  SI  pr.  yr. 
New  England    Business    Directory,    Adams,    Sampson  &  Co.,  91  Washington, 

price  S3. 
N.  E.  Historical  and  Genealogical   Register,  S.  G.  Drake,  13  Bromfield,  quar- 
terly, S2  per  year. 
N,  E.  Farmer,  Joel  bourse,  34  MerebaTifcs  row,  weekly,  $2  per" year.     Indep. 
N.  E.  Fanner,  Joel  Nonrse,  34  Merchants -row,  monthly,  $1  per  year.     Agricul. 
New   Jerusalem    Magazine,    G.  Phinney,  li>  Winter,   monthly,  S2  per  year. 

Swede  nborgian. 
North  American  Journal  of  Homoeopathy,  O.  Clapp,  agent,  8  Beacon,  quar- 

North  American  Review,  A.  P.  Peabody,  editor,  Crosby,  Nichols  &  Co.,  pub- 
lishers, 117  Washington,  quarterly,  S5  per  year. 

Olive  Branch,  Henry  t!pham&  Co.,  publishers,  20  Wash.,  weekly,  S2  per  year. 

Pathfinder  Railway  Guide,  George  K.  Snow,  22  Court,  monthly,  6  cents  each. 

Pilot,  Patrick  Donahoe,  23  FrankMu,  weekly,  S2.50  per  year.  Roman  Catholic: 

Po>r,  Beals,  Greene  &  Co.,  42  C<  ngress,  daily,  S3  per  year. 

Press  and  Post,  Seals,  Greene  &  Co.,  42  Congress,  semi-weekly,  $4  per  year. 

Prisoner's  Friend,  Rev.  C.  Spear,  22  La  Grange  place,  quarterly,  §2  per  year. 
Criminal  1!   form. 

Quarterly  Journal, American  Unitarian  Association,  21  Bromfield,  Sl  per  year. 

Real  Estate  Advertiser,  E.  S.  Farnsworth,  33  School,  weekly,  SI  per  year. 


NEWSPAPERS,    ETC.  151 

Saturday  Evening  Express,  Jones  and  Parker,  2  Water,  weekly,  $2  per  year. 
Shipping  List,  Learned,  Torapson  &  Co.,  43  Comm'l,  semi-weekly,  83  per  year. 
.Shoe  arni  Leather  Reporter,  I).  J.  Field  and  Co.,   basement  Old  State  House, 

weekly,  82  per  year. 
Spiritual  Age,  Newton  &  Brittan,  14  BromfrY  Id,  weekly,  $2  per  year. 
Student  and  Schoolmate,  James  Robinson  &  Co.,  115  Wash.,  monthly, SI. pr.yr. 
Sunday  School  Advocate,  J.  P.  Magee,  5  Cornhill,  semi-monthly,  25  cents  pr.  yr. 
Sunday  School  Gazette,  Henry  Hoyt,  9  Cornhill,  monthly,  ten  copies,  SI. 
Sunday  School  Times,  Henry  Hoyt,  9  Cornhill,  weekly,  SI  per  year. 
Swedenborgian,  monthly,  Otis  Ciapp,  agent,  3  Beacon,  82  per  year. 
Temperance  Visitor,  Adams,  Weston  &  Co.,  91  Wash.,  weekly,  SI. 50  per  year. 
Tha  Homneopnth,  Otis  C'app,  3  Beacon,  semi-monthly,  $1  per  year. 
The  Sea,  Hamlet  &  Lingham,  33  School,  semi-monthly,  SI  per  year. 
Transcript,  Dan'l  N.  Haskell,  ed.,  Henry  W  Button  &  Son,  proprietors,  33  and 

35  Congress,  S5  per  year,  weekly,  Si. 50  per  year. 
Transcript  for  California,   H.  W.  Dutton  &  Son,    35    Congress,  semi-monthly, 

6  cents  per  copy. 
Traveller,     Worthington,     Flanders  &  Co ,     Traveller  Buildings,    31    State, 

daily  evening,  $6  ;  semi-weekly,  S3  ;  weekly,  82  per  year. 
True  Flag.  Moulton,  Elliott  &  Lincoln,  22  School,  w'kly,  S2  pr.  yr.     Literary. 
Trumpet  and  UmVersalist  Magazine,  Rev.    Thomas  Whittemore,  37    Cornhill, 

weekly,  S2  per  year. 
United   States  Temperance   Almanac,  Thomas  Adams  &    George    Coolidge, 

91  Washington,  12  certs. 
Universalist   Quarterly,   A.  Tompkins,    3S    Cornhill,    Rev.    G.    II.    Emerson, 

editor,  82  per  year. 
Water  Cure  Journal,  Fowler  &  Wells,  142  Washington,  monthly,  $1  per  year.    , 
Waverley  Magazine,  Moses  A.  Dow,  5  Lindall,  weekly,  82  per  year. 
Weekly  Atlas  &  Bee,  Bee  Priming  Co-,  7  State,  weekly.  S2  per  year. 
Weekly  Messenger,  Nathan  Hale  and  Charles '  I iale.  Old  State  House,  State. 

weekly,  S:.;  per  year. 
Weekly  Novelette,  M*  M,  Ballon,  22  Winter,  Si. 50  per  year. 
Well  Soring,  Rev.  Asa  Bullard,   editor,  13  Cornhill,  weekly,  35  cents  per  year. 
World's  Crisis,  published   by  a   committee,    167  Hanover,  ii.    Gram,  editor, 

weekly,  82  per  year. 
Yankee  Privateer,  J.  Jones,  2  Water,  weekly,  82  per  year.     Nautical. 
Young  Reaper,  Am.  Bap.  Pub.  So.,  79  Cornhill,  monthly,  25  cents  per  year. 
Youth's  Casket  and  Playmate,  W.  Guild  &  Co.,   15G  Washington,   monthly,  Si 

per  vear. 
Youth's  Companion,  Oknstead  &  Co.,  22  School,  weekly,  S?  per  year. 
Youth's  Guide,  Rev.  J.  V.  Himes,  4iiA  Kneeland,  monthly,  25  cents  per  year. 
Zion's  Herald  and  Wesleyan  Journal,  E.  O.    Haven,    editor,    Franklin    Rand, 

Agent,  S6  Wash.,  weekly,  81.50  per  year. 

Chelsea. 

Chelsea  Herald,  W.  E.  P.  &  W.  A.  Haskell,  editors,  weekly,  81  per  year. 
Chelsea  Telegraph  and  Pioneer,  Henry  Mason,  ed.  and  pub.,  weekly,  82  pr.  yr. 

WORCESTER  COUKTY. 

Barre  Gazette,  Nahnm  F.  Bryant,  publisher,  weekly,  81.50  per  year. 
iEzis  &  Transcript,  Win.  R-  Hooper,  publisher,  weekly,  81-50  per  year. 
Fitehbtrrg  Reveille,  John  J-  Piper,  editor  and  pro.,  semi-weekly,  82.50  per  yr. 
Fitehburg  Sentinel,  E.  ic  J.  F.  1).  Garfield,  publishers,  weekly,  81.50  per  year. 
Massachusetts  Spy,  Worcester,  Foss  6c  Farnum,  weekly,  82  per  year. 
MikV.rd  Journal,  B.  Wood,  weekly,  82  per  year. 

Practical  Christian,  Miltbrd,  bi-weekly/Rev.  A.  Ballon,  ed.and  prop.,  SI  pr.  yr. 
Saturday  Courani,  Clinton;  E.  Ballard,  publisher,  weekly,  81.25  per  year. 
S.tfurda'y  Morninj  Na-ws,  SmUHbrutee,  Chas.  L.  Narwhal!  &  Co.  publishers. 
Webster  Journal,  Webster,  E.  A.  Denny,  weekly,  Si. 25  per  year. 
Weekly  Bay  State,  Worcester,  T.  Vvr.  Caldwell,  nub.,  81.25  per  year. 
Worcester  Daily  Soy,  Foss  &  Farnum,  publishers.  S~>  per  year. 
Worcester  Daily  Transcript,  VYm.  R.  Hooper,  pub.,  84  per  year. 
Worcester  Palladium,  John  S.  C.  Knowlton,  publisher,  weekly,  82  per  year. 


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POST  OFFICES  AND  POSTMASTERS 


IN  MASSACHUSETTS. 


{Corrected  from  the  books  of  the  Post  Office  Department,   Jan.  1,  1S59,    by  Chauncey 
Smith,  Esq.,  Corresponding  Bond  and  Hey  inter  Clerk.) 


Abington,  Bela  Smith 

East  Abington,  Daniel  Blanchard 
North.      •'  Harvey  H.  Cloud 

South      "  Cyrus  A.  Dyer 

Acton,  Henry  Robinson 

South  Acton,  Win.  It  Shattuck 
West         "     Charles  Kobinson 

Adan-s,  Daniel  Jenks,  2d. 

North  Adams,  Abel  Wetherbee 
Blaekinton,  John  R.  Blackinton 

Adanisville,  see  Coieraine 

Agawam,  Lyman  Whitman 
Feeding  Hills,  Enoch  Leonard 

Alford,  Eiihu  Church 

Amesbury,  David  Bagley 

South  Amesbury,  Patten  Sargent 
West  Amesbury,  J.  W.  M.  Hunt 

Amherst,  Seth  Nims 

North  Amherst,  Wm.H.  Eobinson 
South         **  S,  M.  Wright 

Andover,  Hobart  Clark 
Ballard  \  ale,  I.  0.  Blunt 

Annisquara,  see  Gloucester 

Ashbumham,  Charles  Winchester 
Ashbumham  Depot,  Lewis  Howard 

Ashby,  Abratn  White 

Ashtieid,  Bichard  Cook 

Ashland,  James  H.  Jones 

Ashley  Falls,  see  Sheffield 

Ashlevville,  see  West  Springfield 

Assabet,  ses  Sudbury 

Athol,  Samuel  Lee 

M     Depot,  S.  E.  Twitchell 

Attleboro',  Lyman  W.  Dean 
North  Attleboro',  J.  D.  Kichards 
South         "  J.  S.  Day 

-Auburn,  E.  XI.  Knowles 

Aubumdale,  see  Newton 

Baldwinsville,  see  Tcmpieton 

Bald  Huh  see  Franklin 

Ballard  Vale,  see  Andover 

Bancroft,  see  Middieiicld 

Bankable,  Elijah  Lewis,  2d 

W.  Bar'ble,  Shadraeh  N.  Howiand 
Hyannis,  Geo.  L.  Thaeher 
Hatchvilie,  biias  Hatch,  2d 
Coiuit  Port,  Randall  Keiiey 
M&rston's  Mills,  Charles  Basset 
Centetville,  Ferdinand  G.  Kelley 
Odterville,  Erastua  S judder 

Barre,  UhaHes  Brimbleeorn 
,s        Plains,  Edward  Denny 

Becket,  Mrs.  Semanthe  Clark 
North  Becket,  Henry  A.  Bidwell 
West         «       Kendall  Baird 

Bedford,  Uenvy  A.  Gleason 

Belcht-rtown,  Phineas  S.  Bridgman 


Bellingham,  Ellery  Thayer 
No.  Bellingham,  E.  J.  Adams 

Belmont,  see  West  Cambridge 

Berkley.  Daniel  S.  Briggs 

Berkshire,  see  Lanesboro' 

Berlin,  R.  S.  Hayings 

Bernardston,  Daniel  W.  Temple 

Beverly,  Gilbert  T.  Hawes 

North  Beverly,  Elijah  E.  Siimmus 
Beverly  Farms,  Josiah  Obear 

Bilierica,  Win.  Blanchard 

North  Bilierica,  James  Faulkner 

Blackinton,  see  Adams 

Blackstone,  Darius  Bennett 
North  Biackstone,  E.  N.  Paine 
Miilville,  Wiilard  Wilson 

Blandford,  David  Shurtieff 
North  Blandford,  Edwin  Ely 

Bolton,  Joshua  E.  Sawyer 

Bond's  Village,  see  Palmer 

Boston,  Nahum  Capen 

East  Boston,  Samuel  C.  Alien 

Boxboro',  Oliver  Wetherbee 

Boxford,  Osgood  Dale,  Jr. 

West  Boxford,  Leonard  W.  Bodwell 

Boylston,  Levi  Holbrook 

"         Centre,  Henry  White 

Bradford,  William  Tenney 

Braggville,  see  HolHston 

Bramtree,  Lemuel  B.  Perry 

South  Bramtree,  Elisha  Thayer 

Brewster,  Jeremiah  Mayo 

West  Brewster,  Rodolphus  McLoud 
East  "  Mrs.  C.  S.  Norway 

Bcidgewatc-r,  La  Payette  Keith 
Scotland,  George  Chip  man 

Brighton,  Timothy  Monroe 

Bnmlieid,  Nathan  F.  Bobinson 
East  Brimheld,  Erastus  Lumbard 

Brouklield,  Alexander  Biigham 

■  Flast  Brook  held,  B.  B.  Adams 

Brookline,  John  MeCormack 

Bimkland,  A.  W.  Ward 

Burlington,  Silas  Cutler     [W.  Burrage 

Burrageville,   (Worcester  Co.)  Cnarles 

Byheld,  see  Newbury 

Carnbridge,  William  Caldwell 
East  Cambridge,  Andrew  Fos;g 
y>,xzh         «    w   J.  B.  Nason 
Cambridgeport,  Samuel  James 
Mount  Auburn,  Joseph  Bird 

CampeBo,  see  North  Bridgewater 

Cmiton,  William  \V.  Brooks 

Carlisle,  Geo.  \V.  Green 

Carver,  Darnel  Shaw 

North  Carver,  Wm.  S.  Savery 
South       "       T.  B.  Giirhlh 


POST    OFFICES    AND    POSTMASTERS. 


153 


Centerville,  see  Barnstable 
Charlemont,  A.  L.  Tyler 

East  Chariemont,  Horace  Weils 

Zo  iv,  Henry  M.  Liverinore 
Chiii'l'  a  River  Village,  see  Needfaam 
Charles-town'*  Charles  B.  Rogers 
Charlton,  A.  E.  Fiske 

Chariton  Depot,  Daniel  S,  Hall 
Chatham,  Jordan  Mayo 

North  Chatham,  Thatcher  Ryder 

West  "         Daniel  Howes 

Chelmsford,  Asa  Hill 

North  Chelmsford,  J.  H.  Smith 

West  "  Christopher  Roby 

Middlesex  Village,  John  E.  Chase 
Chelsea,  Gideon  \V,  Young 
Cheshire,  R.  C,  Brown 
Chester,  T.  K  DeWolf 

North  Chester,  Jonas  Parmenter 

Chester  Factories,  C.  W.  Knox 
Chesterrield,  Oliver  Edwards,  Jr. 
Chieopee,  Wm,  W.  Johnson 

Fails,  Edgar  T.  Paige 

Willimansett,  Closson  Pendleton 
Chilmark,  Tristram  Alien 
Chiltonvilie,  see  Plymouth 
Clappville,  see  Leicester 
Ciiftondale,  see  Saugus 
Clinton,  John  T.  Dame 
Coehesett,  see  West  Bridgewater 
Cochituate,  see  Wayland 
Cohasset,  Zenas  Stoddard 

North  Cohasset,  Solomon  J.  Bead 
Cold  Brook,  see  Oakham 
Cold  Spring,  Alonzo  Waterman 
Coleraine,  Calvin  W.  Shattuck 

Adamsville,  John  Wilson 
Collias's  Depot,  see  Wiibraham 
Concord,  Charles  B.  Davis 
Conway,  T.  S.  Dickinson 
Cordaviiie,  see  South-boro* 
Cot u it  Port,  see  Barnstable 
Cuuimington,  Wm.  Swan  [Nelson 

Cummiiigton    'West    Village,    J.  D. 
Curtisville,  see  Stockbridge 
Dalton,  T.  G.  Carson 
I 'ana,  Nathaniel  L.  Johnson 

North  Dana,  George  T.  Johnson 
Danvers,  Levi  Merrill 

Danvers,  Centre,  Henry  Prentiss 

Ban  vers  port,  David  Mead 
Dartmouth,  Charles  Tucker 

North   Dartmouth,  John  Cummings 

South  Dartmouth,  Jireh  Sherman 
Bed  ham,  William  B.  Tower 

West  i  Von  am,  Theo.  Gay,  2d 

South  Dedham,  Mark  Guild 
y     -\  ■  til,  <  harles  Williams 

South  Deeriietd,  William  D.  Bates 
Dennis,  Obed  Howes 

South  Dennis,  Watson  Baker 

East  Dennis,  Lothrop  Howes,  Jr. 

W?t  Dpnnis,  Salmon  Crow-ell,  Jr. 
!i-  ;htcn,  SVta.  B.  Whitmarsh 

North  Drghion,  George  F.  Gavitt 
•Borches.ter,  Robert  Vose 

Harr,  So.,  isadc  Field 

>!-■!;■::!,  G.  L.  Fisher 

N'eponset  VilL,  Jabez  itowiand 
Borer,  Ralph  Sanger 


Douglas,  David  Holman 

East  Douglas,  Asa  Thayer 
Dracut,  Simeon  Flint 
Dudley,  Moses  Barnes 
Dunstable,  S.  T.  Spaulding 
Duxbury,  Ichabod  Alden 

West  Duxbury,  George  B.  Standish 
East  Bridgewater,  H.  O.  A.  Orr 
East  Brimheld,  see  Brimrieid 
Eastham,  George  Seabury 

North  Eastham,  David  C.  Atwood 
Easthampton,  Ebenezer  Ferry 
Easton,  Thomas  F.  Davidson 

North  Easton,  David  L.  Pratt 

South  Easton,  Horatio  Copeland 
Ed^artown,  Silvanus  L.  Pease 
Egremont,  South,  William  O'Connell 

North  Egremont,  G.  W.  Lester 
Enfield,  John  G.  Merriam 
Erving,  Joseph  Rankin 
Essex,  Albert  F.  Low 
Fairhaven,  Joseph  Cutler 

North  Fairhaven,  Cyrus  E.  Clark 

Long  Plain,  Charles  F.  Thatcher 
Fairmount,  see  Milton 
Fall  River,  Ebenezer  Slocuni 
Falmouth,  Frederick  Davis 

East  Falmouth,  Elnathan  Baker 

North  Falmouth,  Ferdinand  G.  Nye 

West  Falmouth,  Silas  J.  Eidied 

Woods  Hole,  Owen  Eldndge 

Waquoit,  Asa  Phinney 
Farnumsville,  see  Grafton 
Feeding  Hills,  see  Agawam 
Feltonville,  see  Marlboro' 
Fiskdale,  see  Sturbridge 
Fitchburg,  Joseph  W,  Mansur 

West  Fitchburg,  Harrington  Sibley 
Florence,  see  Northampton 
Florida,  Nathan  White 

Boosae  Tunnel,  Bernard  N.  Barren 
j  Forge  Village,  see  Wtstibrd 
Foxboro',  EliPhelos 

East  Foxbbrb',  Joseph  Kingsbury 

West  Foxboro',  Henry  Hobart 
Framingham,  John  Clark 

Sou^h  Framingham,  \Viliurd  Howe 

Saxonville,  Samuel  P.  Griihn 
Franklin,  Smith  Fisher 

City,  SaulB.  Scott 

South  Franklin.,  Jos.  H.  Wadswotth 

Bald  Hill,  Eiias  Cook 
Freetown,  Joshua  Shove 

East  Freetown,  Reuel  Washburn 
Gardner,  Levi  Heywood 

So.  Gardner,  Simeon  W.  A.  Stevens 
Georgetown,  Jeremiah  P.  Jones 
Gill,  Josiah  D.  Canning 
Glendale,  see  Stonehaui 
Globe  Village,  William  L  Keith 
Gloucester,  John  W.  Wonson 

Annisquam,  W.  W.  Chard 

Lanesvilie,  Levi  Dennen 

West  Gloucester,  Theophii's  Herrick 
Pigeon  Cove,  Austin  W.  Story 
Goshen,  Joseph  Hawkes 
Grafton,  Silas  A.  Pierce 

Furnumsvilie,  Alfred  Morse 

New   England   Village,   Robert  Wr 
Flags 


154 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Sauadersvillc,  G.  C.  Taft 
Granny,  Pkilo  Chapin 
GfarttteviUe,  see  V*  estford 

Granville,  rn  Post  Office  of  this  numc. 
East  Granville,  Carlos  Gibbons 
West  Granville,  S.  S.  Marks 
Grantvilie,  see  Needham 
Grcat.Barrington,  Samuel  B.  Sumner 
Housatonie,  John  M.  Seeley 
Vandeusenville,  John  H.  Coffing 
Greenfield,  David  N.  Carpenter 
Greenwich,  James  Hanks 

Greenwich  Village,  Ira  Haskell 
Greenwood,  see  South  Heading 
Groton,  Theodore  Andrus3 
South  Groton,  H.  A.  Wood 
West  Groton,  A.  Archibald 
Grout's  Corner,  see  Montague 
Groyeland,  Nathaniel  Ladd 

South  Groveland,  Jacob  W.  E,eed 
Hadley,  E.  II.  Seymour 

North  Hadley,  Simon  F.  Cooler 
Halifax,  Eiiab  Pool 
Hamilton,  George  Appleton 
liar-cock,  Hdrana  S.  Smith 
Hanover,  Stephen  Josselyn 
Hanson,  Cyrus  Drew 

South  Hanson,  Barak  Osborn 
Hardwick,  A.  E.  Knight 
Harrison  Square,  see  Dorchester 
Hartsviile,  see  New  Marlboro' 
Harvard,  Zophyr  Wetherbee 

Still  River,  William  F.  Bateman 
Harwich,  W.  H.  Underwood 
East  Harwich,  Danfotth  S.  Steel 
S^uth  "Harwich,  Joseph  P.  Nmkerson 
West  Harwich,  Anthony  K.  Chase  . 
Harwich  Port,  Benj.  W.  Eidredge 
Hatchville,  see  Barnstable 
Hatfield,  Josiah  Brown 
Haverhill,  David  P.  Bodnsh 

Pan  Haverhill,  John  W.  Ladd 
Hawley,  Mrs.  Eliza  Lbngfey 
South  Hawley,  James   S.  Longley 
West  Ila wley,  Willis  Vincent 
Haydenville,  see  Williamsburg 
ll--.  th,  Samuel  W.  Barber 
Eingham,  Mi<s  Abigail  W.  Gardner 
South  Hmgham,  Andrew  Gushing 
Hinsdale,  Monroe  Emmons 

Depot,  John  Cady . 
Holden,  Charles  Charhn 
Holland,  Eihhu  Xirmey 
Holliston,  Abel  Pond 

East  Holliston,  Harrison  Whiting 
Braggville,  D.  Hartshorn 
Holmes  Hole,  see  Tisbury 
'■  jlyoke,  Lester  Newell* 
Ireland,  Chester  Crafts 
Hoosac  Tunnel,  see  Florida 
Hopkinton,  E.  A.  Bates 

Woodville,  Albert  Wood 
Housatonie,  see  Great  Harrington 
Hubbttrdston,  William  Bennett,  Jr, 
Hull,  Joseph  Pope 
Huntington,  Lu-ien  B.  "Williams 

Norwich,  Whitman  Knight 
Hyarmi-,  see  Barnstable 
Indian  Orchard,    (  Hampden   County,) 
El ish a  A.  Fuller 


Ipswich,  Stephen  Coburn 
Ireland,  pee  Holyoke 
Jamaica  Plain,  see  West  Roxbury 
Kingston,  Horace  L.  Collamore 
Lancaster,  Danforth.  Lawrence 

South  Lancaster,  A.  J.  Bancroft 
Lanesboro',  William.  A.  Fuller 
Berkshire,  Wm.  G.  Harding 
Lanesville,  ses  Gloucester 
Lawrence,  Benjamin  F.  Watson 
Lee,  Albert  M.  Howk 
East  Lee,  Carlos  Pinnev 
South  Lee,  Luther  B.oss 
Leicester,  H.  D.  Hatch 

Clappville,  Samuel  L.  Stone 
Lenox,  Wm.  O.  Curtis 
Furnace,  W.  A.  Phelps 
New  Lenox,  Chaunaey  E.  Dewey 
Leominster,  C.  H.  Colburu 

North  Leominster,  W.  F.  Howe 
Leverett,  Francis  Frary 

North  Leverett,  Otis  Chittenden 
Lexington,  John  Davis 

East  Lexington,  W.  H.  Smith,  2d 
Leyden,  A,  A.  Field 
Lincoln,  James  L.  Chapin 
|  Littleton,  Jonathan  Ilartvveii 
Lock's  Village,  see  Shute.-bury 
Longmeadow,  Samuel  11.  Newell 

East  J..ongmeadow,  Henry  J.  Crooks 
Long  Plain,  see  Fairhaven 
Lowell,  Fisher  A.  Hiidreth 
Ludlow,  W.  S.  Miller 
Lunenburg,  Daniel  Putnam 
Lynn,  Leonard  B.  Usher 
Lynnfield,  Henry  W.  Swasey 

Lynnheld  Centre,  Jonathan  Bryant 
Maiden,  Reuben  Green 

South  Maiden,  George  Vv .  Chase 
Maple  wood.  Gu^tavus  F.  Nourse 
Manchester,  John  P.  Alien 
Mansfield,  M.  F.  Shaw- 
West  Mansfield,    Edmund  Brlgga 
Mapiewood,  see  Maiden 
I  Marblehead,  Samuel  Cox 

Marlon,  no  Pott.  Office  of  this  rnnne. 

Sippican,  Nathan  Briggs 

Marlboro',  Joseph  C.  Costing 
Feltonsviile,  G.  L.  Manson 

Marshheld,  George  M.  Baker 
East  Marshheld'.  Tilden  Hall 
North  Marshlield,  Constant  Oakxaan 

Marston's  Mills,  see  Barnstable 

Mattapan,  see  Dorchester 

Mattapoisett,  Benj.  F.  Barstow 

Medheid,  Waiter  Janes 

Med  ford.  James  G.  Winnek 

West  Medford,  Franklin  Patch 

Medway,  Collins  Hathon 

East  Medway,  George  H.  Holbrook 
West  Medway,  Giibt-rt  Nourse 
Rockvilie,  Juh.n  S.  Walker 

Melrose,  II.  A.  Norris 

M   a  Ion*  Henry  A.  Aldricll 

Met  hue  ri,  John  Low 

Middle boro',  Sidney  Tucker 

East  Middleboro',  Nathaniel  Eddy 
North  Middleboro',  M,  Robinson 
South  Middleboro',  Nathaniel  Sears 
Hock,  Israel  Smith 


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155 


Middlefield,  Bartholomew  Ward 
Bancroft,'  Chester  W.  Merryfield 

Middlesex  Vilt.,  see  Chelmsford 

Middleton,  Amos  B'atchelder 

Milford,  James  H.  Barker 
South  Milford,  Sam* I  W.  Gilbert,  Jr. 

Millbury,  True  W.  Childs 
West  Millbury,  Ephratm  Gouldin"' 

Mill  River,  see  New  Marlboro' 

Millville,  see  Blackstone 

Milton,  Nathan  C.  Martin 

Mirickville,  see  Taunton 

Mittineagite,  see  W.  Springfield 

Monroe,  Emerson  Stafford 

Monson,  Joshua  Tracy 

Montague,  Eiisha  Wright 
Grout's  Cor.,  Martin  Grout 

Monterey.  Wiiber  0.  Langdon 

Montgomery,  Nelson  Clarke 

Montville,  see  Sandisfield 

Monument,  see  Sandwich 

Mount  Auburn,  see  Cambridge 

Nahant,  W.  W,  Johnson 

Nantucket,  Charles  P.  Swain 

Natick,  Calvin  W.  Perry 

South  Natick,  V>\  IT.  Wright 

Needliam,  George  E.  Eaton 

West  Need ham,  William  Flagg' 
Charles  River  Village,  L.  B.  Russell 
Grantville,  Alvin  Puller,  2d 

Neponset  Village,  see  Dorchester 

New  Ashford,  James  Dewey 

New  Bedford,  John  Eraser 

New  Boston,  see   Sandisfield  j 

New  Braintree,  Abijah  Eddy 

Newbury,  no  OJJicebythe  nameof"xeicbun/. 
By-field,  Samuel  S.  Moody 

Newburyport,  George  W.  Jaekman.  Jr. 

New  England  Village,  see  Grafton 

New  Lenox,  see  Lenox 

New  Marlboro',  S.  W.  Wright 
Hartsvilla,  Austin  Brett 
Mill  River.  Dyer  Stanatd 
Sbdthfield,  Augustus  Turner 

New  Salem,  Asahel  W.  Sawyer 
North  New  Salem,  W.Whittemore 

Newton,  Dexter  V*  nipple 
Centre,  Jonathan  St.  Clair 
Lower  Falls,  Charles  E.  Snow 
Upper  Palls,  James  K.  Grant 
West  Newton,  John  Mead 
Auburndaie,  George  L.  Bourne 
^Newtonvilie,  Thomas  H.  Ewinsj 

Northampton*,  Haynes  H.  Chilson 
Florence,  Isaac  S.  Parsons 

North  Andover,  J.  P.  Foster 

N.  Andover  Depot,  Laban  Sawver 

Northboro',  Geor-e  G.  Valentine' 

Northbndge,  flaxen  O.  Bean 
Centre,  Wm.  B.  Fuller 
Whitinsville,  George  Benson 

North  Bridgwater,  Abe!  W,  Kingman 
CampellOj  Nelson  J.  Foss 
N.  West  Bridgewaterj  Levi  French 

North  Brookfield,  Kittredge  Hill,  Jr. 

North  Chelsea,  James  L.  Wiggin 

■Sorth&eld,  Charles  Os  jood 
Farrm,  (J has.  T.  Brown 

^    West  Northrield,  Elijah  E.  Belding 

Aorch  Heading,  John  M.  Xeyon 


Norton,  Mrs.  Harriet  Hodges 
Norwich,  see  Huntington 
Oakdale,  see  West  Boylston 
Oakham,  Alanson  Pronty 

Coldbrook,  John  Smith 
Orange,  G.  A.  Whipple 
.    North  Grange,  HUlel  Baker 
Orleans,  Edward  Barber 

South  Orleans,  Seth  Sparrow,  Jr. 

East  Orleans,  Freeman  Doane 
Osterville,  see  Barnstable 
Otis,  Lyman  J.  Strickland 

West  Otis,  Alanson  Thompson 
Otter  River  (see  Templeton) 
Oxford,  Wm.  E.  Pease 

North  Oxford,  Miss  M.  E.  Stone 
Palmer,  Daniel  Granger 

Thorndike,  Elias  Turner 

Three  Rivers,  Asa  Shuurway 

Bond's  Vill.,  N.  D.  Wight  " 
Paxton,  S.  D.  Harrington 
Pelham,  Calvin  I).  Eaton 
j    Pembroke,  Ambrose  Parris 
I        North  Pembroke,  Nathaniel  Smith 
Peppereil,  John  Loring 

East  Peppereil,  True  T.  Locke 
Peru,  Sylvester  S,  Bo.wen 
Petersham,  Samson  Wetherell 
Phillipston,  T.  T.  Miller 
Pigeon  Cove  (see  Gloucester) 
Pittsfteld,  Piuneas  Allen,  Jr. 

West  Pittsneld,    Augustus  W,  Wil 
liams 
Plainfield,  Leonard  Campbell 
Piainville,  see  Wrentham 
Plymouth,  C.  A.  S.  Perkins 

South  Plymouth,  Josiah  C.  Hovey 

ChiltonviJle,  Geo.  Brarnkail,  Jr. 
Plympton,  Martin  Perkins 

North  Plympton,  Zenas  Cushman 
Pocasset,    see  Sandwich 
Prcscott,  Christopher  Paige 

North  Preseot-t,  Horace  Hurt 
Princeton,  Moses  Gill 

East  Princeton,  Joseph  Whitcomb 
Provirceto-.vn,  Godfrey  Rider 
Quincy,  George  Baxter 

Quincy  Point.  Peter  W.  Newcornb 
Randolph,  Royal  B.  Conant 

East  Randolph,  John  11.  Jordan 

South  Randolph,  Daniel  Faxon 
Reading,  Horatio  N.  Cate 
Rehoboth,  J.  C,  Marvel 

North  Rehoboth.    Grenvitle  S:eve:: 
Richmond,  William  Richards 
Ringviile,  see  Worthington 
Rochester,  Theophilus  King 

North  Rochester,  I.  F.  Nickerson 
i    Rock,  see  Middleboro' 
Rockbottom,  see  Stow 
Rockport,  Francis  Tarr,  Jr. 
Rockville,  see  Med  way 
Howe,  John  Ballou 
Rowley,  Ezekiel  Bailey 
R  ox  bury.  Dane  S.  Burrell 
RoyaLton,  Charles  II.  Newton 

South  Royalston,  Silas  Stow 
Russell,  1.  P.  Morse 
Rutland,  Zadock  W.  Gates 

West  Rutland,  Wm.  E.  Quimby 


156 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Salem,  Joseph  S.  Perkins 

Salisbury,  Benjamin  E.  Fifield 
East  Salisbury,  Cyrus  Dearborn 

Saftdisfield,  George  Hull 

Montville,  V\  iiiir.ru  W.  Xjangdon 
New  Boston,  Samuel  C.  Parsons 

Sandwich,  Charles  B.  Hall 
East  Sandwich,  Joseph  Ewer,  Jr. 
North        "  Charles  P.curae 

South        "  Sol.  C.  Howland 

West         "  Isaac  Keith 

Monument,  E.  O.  Parker 
Pocasset,  Howard  Perry 

Saugus,  Herbert  B.  Newhall 

Saugus  Centre,  Julian  D.  Lawrenes 
Cliftondale,  Wm.  Williams 

Saundersville,  see  Grafton 

Savoy,  Calvin  Bowker 

Saxoiiviile,  see  Framingham 

Scituate,  Samuel  A.  Turner 
North  Scituate,  Anthony  Gray 
West         "         see  South  Scituate 


nm' 


see  Brid^ewater 


Seekonk,  William  Ide 

South  Seekonk,  Nathan  Mutiroe 
Sharon,  Arnasa  Dunbar 

East  Sharon,  'Warren  Cobb 
Sheffield.  Edward  F.  Ensign 

East  Sheffield,  Elijah  S.  Doming 

Ashley  Falls,  John  Seovill 
Shel'mme,  Lyman  Conartt 

East  Shelburae,  H.  M.  Fisk 

Shelburae  Falls,  Alfred  Bowen 
Sheldonville,  see  Wrentham 
Sherbom,  Jeremiah  It.  Hawes 
Shirley,  Thomas  Whitney 

Shirley  Village,  Alfred  Page 
Shrewsbury,  Loxano  C.  Rnowiton 
Shutesbury,  J.V.  Hemenway 

Lock's  Village,  Edward  Fitts 
Sippican  (see  Marion) 
Somerset,  J.  A.  Sayles 
Sornexvilie.  George  A,  Sanborn 
Southampton,  J  .nathan  X.  Judd 
Southboro',  Solomon  Este 

Cordaville,  Curtis  Wood 


do  ridge,  A.  F.  Am  mid  own 


Sc 

South  Danvers,  Albert  R.  Fisk 
Southneld,  see  New  Marlboro' 
South  Hadlev.  O.  G.  Couch 

Fails,  B.  C.  Brainard 
South  Reading,  Samuel  Kingnian 

Greenwood,  Joseph  Eaton 
South  Scituate,  Ebem  T.  Fogg,  Jr. 

West  Scituate,  B.  N.  Curtis 
Southwick,  Andrew  J.  Forward 
Spencer,  Luther  Hill 

North  Spencer,  Jonas  Wilson 
Springfield,  Abijah  \V.  Chapin 
Spring  Hill,  (Barnstable  Co.,)  N.  Wii 
State  Line,  see  West  Stockbridge 
St»  riing,  J.  M.  Stephenson 

West  Sterling,  Elisha  Smith 
Still  River,  see  Harvard 
Bcockhrtd^e,  N.  A.  Waters 

CuTtisvillei  Henry  M.  Bun-all 
Stortebarn,  George  W.  Dike 


Ghndaie,  J.,  li. 


:.rong 


Stough'on,  W.  P.  Waldo 

East  Steughton,  Elijah  Blanchard 


Stow,  Marshall  Davis 

Rock  Bottom.  Augustus  Rice 
Sturbridge,  James  Bacheilor 

Fiskdale,  Solomon  Munroe 
Sudbury,  John  Goodnow,  2d 

North  Sud'oury,  Lewis  C.  Puffer 

Assubet,  Asahel  Balcom 
Sunderland,  Jeremiah  Flagg 
Sutton,  Wm.  C.  Chase 

West  Sutton,  Rufus  C.  Hall 

Wilkinson ville,  Jonas  Brown 
Swampscott,  Waldo  Thompson 
Swanzey,  John  Mason 

North  Swanzey,  Ma^on  Barney 
Taunton,  Abijah  M.  Ide,  Jr. 

East  Taunton,  David  Dean 

Mirickville,  William  Sirams 
Templeton,  Dexter  Gilbert 

Baldwinsville,  James  H.  Clapp 

Otter  River.  S.I).  Morley 
Tewksbury,  Benj.  F.  Spaulding 

North  Tewksbury,    Leonard    Hun- 
tress 
Thomdike,  see  Palmer 
Three  Rivers,  see  Palmer 
Tisbury  (no  ofhee  by  this  name) 

West  Tisbury,  J.  B.  Nickerson 

Holmes  Hole,  Eliakim  Norton 
Tolland,  Wm.  W.  Harrison 
Topsfield,  B.  P.  Adams 
Townsend.  Charles  Osgood 

"  Harbor,  Charles  Emery 

W.  Townsend,  Aug.  G.  Stickney 
Truro,  Josiah  Yv'ilcler 

•North  Truro,  John  Grozer 
Tyngsboro',  Samuel  Elliot 
Tyringham,  Frederick  C.  Williams 
Dp  ton,  Davis  J.  King 
Uxbridge,  S.  S.  Pitts 

North  Uxbridge,  Chas.  E.  Whitin 
Van  Densoriville,  see  Great  Barringtor 
Wachusett  Village,  see' Westminster 
Wales,  J.  K.  Rogers 
Walpole,  David  E.  Metcalf 

East  Walpole,  George  \Y\  Johnson 

South       "         Truman  Clarke 
Waltham,  Frederick  M.  Stone 
Waquoit,  see  Falmouth 
Ware,  Addison  Sandford 
Wareham,  Nathaniel  Sherman 

West  Wareham,  Oliver  C.  Gibbs 

East  "  Alex.  Switt 

Warwick,   Q.  M.  Morgan 
Warren,  Franklin  Drufy        * 
Washington,  Daniel  Sibley 
Watertown,  Warren  J.  Lindley 
Wa viand,  Newell  Heard 

Cochituate,  C.  R.  Damon  .,   • 

Webster,  Lyman  Sheldon 
Wellfleet,  Enoch  Higgins 

South  Wellfleet,  Jona.  Doane 
Wendell,  F.  K.  Fleming 

■  Depot,  William  Putnam 
Wen  ham,  B.  C.  Putnam 
Westboro',  J.  A.  Brigham 
West  Boylston,  Benjamin  Smith 

Oakdale,  Augustus  V.  Sheldon 
West  Bridgewater,  Calvin  Wiilimns 

Cochcsetr.  Albert  Copeland,  Jr. 
West  Brook tield,  Jacob  Dupee 


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tV.^t  Cambridge,  Edwin  It.  Preseott 

Belmont,  John  L.  Alexander 
. :  I,  Reuben  Noble 
iV    jtl  >rd,  Samuel  Fletcher 

For  "i  Village j  S.  A.  Hamblin 

tfranitewile,  Daniel  G.  Mead 
V.V,t  Gloucester,  see  Gloucester 
'.     -::.  imptoji,  John  A.  Judd 
\Wtnnnster,  J.  Whitman 

Wachusett  Village,  Benj.  "NVyman 
Wtst  Newbury,  Daniel  Nichols 
Weston,  Charles  Johnson 
\Yi  »tport,  Nathan  C.  Bro'wnetl 

So.  Westport,  Frederick  Brownell 

YVestport  Point,  A.  II.  Cory 
West  Rjxbury,  William  S.  Keith 

Jamaica  Plain,  Robert  Seaver 

West  ScitUate,  see  South  Seituate 
West  Springfield,  Lewis  Leonard 

Aihleyvilie,  Edward  Kneeland 

Miitineague.  Luke  PIis3 

Fee-din?  Hills,  see  Agawam 
West  Sfijckhridgc,  W.  A.  Pees 

,,  Centre,  Morris  Ward 

State  Line,  Reuben  R.  Feet 
Weymouth,  Elijah  F.  Hall 

Last  Weymouth,  Z.  L.  Bicknell 

South         "  John  A.  Rogers 

North         "  Cornelius  Pratt 

Whately,  Dennis  Dickinson 

East  Whately,  Josiah  Allis 
Vi  hitiasviile,  see  North.brid.ge 
Wilbraham,  Luther  B.  Bliss 

3,  Wilbra ham,  Solomon  C.  Spelhaan   j 


Collins' s  Depot,  W.  Collins 
Wilkinsonville,  see  Sutton 
Williamsburg,  Lewis  Bodman 

Haydenviile,  Spencer  Foot 
Willimansett,  see  Ohicopee 
Williamstown,  Keyes  Danfortli 

South  Williamstown,  J.  II.  Jordan 
Wilmington,  J.  A.  Ames 

North  Wilmington,  Silas  Buck 
Winchendon,  Edwin  S.  Merrill 
Winchester,  Josiah  Hovey 
Windsor,  Mdo  H.  Johnson 

East  Windsor,  Reuben  Pierce 
Winthrop,  Warren  Belcher 
Woburn,  A.  E.  Thompson 

North  Woburn,  Step.  Nichols,  Jr. 

East  "        A.  L.  Richardson 

"Woods  Hole,  see  Falmouth 
Woodville,  see  Hopkintou 
"Worcester,  Emory  Banister 
Worthington,  Edward  C,  Porter 

West  Worthington,  Russell  Bartlett 

Kdngviile,  Ethan  C.  Ring 
Wrentham,  Charles  J.  Randall 

No.  Wrentham,  Henry  Trowbridge 

South        '<  Pieston  Da.y 

West         "  P.  P.  Cook 

Piainville,  J.  P.  Cheever 

Shel  ionviile,  Edward  C.  Craig 
Yarmouth,  Isaac  Ryder 

"  Port,  Thomas  Arey 

West  Yarmouth,  F.  H.  Crowell 

South         "  John  Larkin 

Zoar,  see-Charlemoiit 


BOSTON    POST    OFFICE. 

2TAHUM    GAPETv,    POSTMASTEE, 

WM.    B.  .  53JITII,    ASSISTANT    rOoTMASTES. 

EDWAED     S.    EEVING,     TSEASUBER. 

The  Post  Office  is  in  the  Merchants  Exchange,  State  Street.  From  the  1st  of  April 
to  the  1st  of  October,  the  Ofiice  is  open  from  6^,  A.  M.,  to  d,  P.  M.  From  October  to 
April,  from  7*,  A.  M.,  to  9,  P.  M.     On  Sundays,  from  9  to  10,  A.  ftl. 

DAILY  HAIL  ARRANGEMENT. 


. 


Mia  its  Close. 
rjv$,  A.  >.f,,  and  2  * 


d  4A,  P.  M. 


'■■■■<■:  ■.,  ?,  A.  >!.,  and  2,  P.  M. 

•    »anv,   ni,i  oil  the  route,  5,  A.  M.,  and 
I,  ?'.  M. 

'  ■■■[  and  Nantucket,  5,  A.  M. 

N>rihera  Mail,  5,   V.  M. 

;  ■•■  ■  :n  Mail  by  Steamer?, from  Boston, 
-'•  9  o'elock,  A.  M.,  on  dry-  of  sailing. 
Letters  will  he  received  at  the  Stea;  si  p 
mpan.y*s  Wharf,  East  Boston,  until 
1-4  before  12  o'clock,  A.  M.  Fox  ■'  ;n 
■''  ■  ,  via  .n'hv  York,  day  previous  io 
•adifig  at  i  1-2  and  4  1-2,  P.M.-   Letters 


will  he  received  at  the  Worcester  Rail- 
road   Depot,  from   2  i-2  o'clock,  P.  M., 
until  3  o'clock,  P.  M. 
California  on   the  4-th   and  19th   of    each 
month  at  2  and  -iA,  P.  M. 

J!7rvj   Dae. 

Southern  Mail  averages  6*,  P.  M.,  and  12, 

midnight, 
Eastern  Mail  averages  2  and  8,  P.  M. 
Albany    Mail  averages  6,   F,  M.,   and   12, 

midnight. 
Northern  Mail  averages  ~k,  P.  M. 
Nantucket  ••         27     P.M. 

Cape  Cod  "         6£,    P.  M. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


KATES    OF   POSTAGE 

IN   THS   UNITED   STATES.    OP.   TO    BRITISH   NORTH   AMERICAN   PROVINCES. 


Letters  in  the  United  States,  per  h  oz. 
(fractions  same),  not  ovei  ^■-:)  risk's  3  c. 

Jm'puid;  over  3000  miles,  10  c.  prepaid. 
^otters,  dropped  far  delivery  only,  1  c, 
prepaid  or  n^t.  Advertised  letters  I  c.  ex- 
tra." To  or  from  the  Provinces,  not  over 
3000  miles  from  the  line,  10  c.  per  £  oz.  ; 
over  3000,  1-5  c,  prepaid  or  not. 

Transient  newspapers,  periodicals ,  un- 
seated circulars,  or  other  articles  of  printed 
matter,  not  exceeding  3  ounces  in  weight, 
to  any  part  of  the  United  States,  1  c,  pre- 
paid ;  each  additional  ounce  or  fraction 
of  an  ounce,  1  c,  prepaid. 

Iiegulctr  newspapers  or  periodicals,  paid 
yearly  or  quarterly  in  advance,  when  cir- 
culated in  the  State  where  published,  not 
weighing  over  \h  oz.,  -\  e. :.  over  1£  oz.  and 
not  over  3oz.,  Ac;  every  additional  oz. 
or  fraction,  k  c.  When  circulated  out  of 
the.  State,  all  weighing  3  oz.  or  less,  h  c, 
and  each  additional  oz.  or  fraction,  ~h  c. 
Weekty  newspapers  within  the  county 
where  printed  and  published,  single  copy 
free  to  each  subscriber.    Small  newspapers 


and  periodicals,  monthly  or  oftener,  and 
pamphlets  not  containing  more  than  six- 
teen octavo  pages,  in  single  packages  of 
not  less  than  8  oz.  to  one  address,  prepaid 
3  c.  for  each  ounce ;  fraction  same. 

Books,  bound  or  unbound,  not  weighing 
over  four  pounds,  under  3000  miles,  1  c. 
per  or..,  prepaid,  U  c.  not  prepaid  ;  over 
3000  miles,  2  c.  prepaid,  3  c.  not  prepaid. 

Publishers  of  net&spapcrs  and.  periodicals 
are  allowed  a  free  exchange  of  one  copy, 
and  may   also  send  to  each   actual    sub- 
scriber,   enclosed    in   their    publications, 
bills  and  receipts  for  the   same,    free   of 
postage. 
j       All  printed  matter  must  be   sent   with- 
|   out  cover,  or  in  a  cover  open  at  the  ends 
j   or  sides.     There  must  be  no  word  or  com- 
i  munication  printed  on  the  same  after  its 
publication,  or  upon  the  cover,  except  the 
name  and  address  of  the  person  to  whom 
it  is  to  be  sent.    There  must  be  no  paper 
or  other   thing  enclosed  in  or  with  such 
punted  paper. 


TO    OR    FROM    GREAT 

*i  c. ;  5  c.  extra  for 


Letters. — Each  ft  oz. 
California  or  Oregon, 
tienal. 

Newspapers.  —  2    c. 

United  States, 
Periodicals  and  Pamphlets. — Not  over 


X' repayment   op- 
each,   payable   in 


BRITAIN    OR    IRELAND. 

two  oz.,  2  c.  each, and  4  c.  each  extra  oz., 
payable  in  United  States  ;  and  same  post- 
age is  payable  in  the  United  Kingdom, 
excepting  that  for  the  third  oz.  it  rises  to 
sixpence,  and  each  extra  oz.  is  twopence. 


POST   OFFICE  NOTICE. 

That  Letters  may  be  mailed  in  all  sections  of  the  city  with  equal  facility,  and  be 
transmitted  with  promptness  and  certainty,  the  Postmaster  General  has  authorised 
strong  and  secure  Iron.  Boxes  to  be  -pvJ.  up  at  the  places  named  below,  which  will  be 
ready  for  the  reception  of  Letters  and  Papers,  prepaid  by  stamps,  according  to  lain. 

These  Boxes  will  be  visited  daily,  except  Sr'mdavs,  bv  sworn  Collectors,  at  0  o'clock. 
A.  M„  I.  :.',  an  t  i  i  o'clock,  P.  M.  ;  on  Sundays  at  5  unci  10  o'clock,  P.  21. ; —and  all 
mailable  matter  found  therein  will  be  forthwith  taken  to  the  Post  Oilice,  and  without 
charge. 

Letters  to  be  Registered  must  be  taker,  to  the  Post  Office. 

Letter  Boxes  placed  at  the  Hotels  arc  for  the  guests  of  the  Hotels. 

The  Streets  of  Boston  have  been  declared  Post  Routes  by  the  Postmaster  General, 
to  the  exclusion  of  all  unauthorised  Letter  Carriers. 

The  Boxes  are-  located  as  follows  :— 


District  yo.  1. 

1.  New  England  House. 

2.  Cor.  Com m e r c i a  1  a n d  Cross  s ts . 

3.  Cor.  Commercial  st.  and  Lewis  wl 

4.  Cor.  Hanover  and  Charter  sts. 

5.  Head  of  Gray's  wharf. 

G.  Cor.  Hanover  and  Richmond  sts. 

7.  (  or.  Qharle.stown  and  Coop   r    a. 

8.  Merrimac  House. 

9.  Cor;  Han  jvrr  and  Salem  sts. 

10.  Cor.  Hanover  and  Union  sts. 

1 1.  American  House. 
i^»  Quincy  House. 

District  No.  2. 

1.  Cor.  Beacon  and  Mt.  Vernon  sts. 

2.  Cor.  Myrtle  and  Joy  sts. 

3.  Cor.  Charles  and  Chestnut  sts. 

4.  I  or.  Rev<  re  -md  YV.  Centre  st  s. 

5.  Cor.  Cambridge  and  Garden  sts. 
t>.  Muss;  General  Hospital  Gate. 


7.  Cor.  Spring  and  Popular  streets, 

8.  Cor.  Causeway  and  Lowell  stre« 

9.  Cor.  Green  and  Lynde  streets. 

10.  Cor.  Court  and  Bulfinch  streets. 

11.  Revere  House. 

12.  Cor.  Court  st.  and  Cornhill. 

District  No.  3. 
i.  Pearl  St.  House. 

2.  Cor.  Broad  st.  and  Foster's  whai 

3.  Cor.  Congress  and  Purchase  sts. 
i.  Cor.  Beach  and  Lincoln  sts. 

5.  United  Stat-  s  Hotel. 

6.  Cor.  Kneeland  and  Federal  sts. 

7.  Cor.  Hudson  and  Oak  sts. 

District  No.  4. 

1.  Parker  House. 

2.  Tremont  House. 

3.  Brom  field  House. 

4.  Winthrop  House. 

5.  Cor.  F.liot  arid  Pleasant  sts. 


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CUSTOM-HOUSE    OFFICERS. 


159 


6.  Cor.  Tremontand  Pleasant  sts. 

7.  Cor.  E'.iot  and  Washington  sts. 

8.  Cor.  Hayward  pi,  and  Wash.,  st. 

9.  Adams  House. 
Marlboro'  Hotel. 


10. 


District  No,  5. 

Cor.  Washington  and  Arnold  sts. 
Cor.  Shawmut   ave.    and   Springfield 
street.  , 


3.  C01 


ut    avenue    and    West 


Canton  street. 

4.  Cor    Wash,  and  Dover  streets. 

5.  Cor.  "Wash,  and  E.  Castle  streets. 

District  No.  G.     (South  Boston.) 
Cor.  Dorehester  ave.  and  4th  sts. 
Cor.  Dorchester  ave.  and  Doreh.  st. 
Cor.  1  street  and  Broadway. 
Cor.  D  and  4th  streets. 
Cor.  Broadway  and  Dorchester  av. 


CUSTOM-HOUSE   OFFICERS. 


DISTRICT  OF  BOSTON   AND    , 
CHARIiESTOWN, 

By  a  regulation  of  the  Treasury  De- 
partment, the  Custom  House  opens  at  9 
o'clock.  A.  XL, and  closes  at  3,  P.  MV.for. 

the  transaction  of  business,  through  the 
year.  Custom  House,  on  State,  India, 
aid  Central  Streets. 

Collector's  Office.' 

Arthur  W.  Austin,  Collector. 

Bradford  L.  Wales,  Deputy  Collector 
94id  Auditor, 

Albert  Hanscornb,  Jonathan  F.  Robin- 
son, Deputy  Collators. 

Ithamar  W.  Heard,  Cashier. 

Ephraim  L.  Fruthiugham,  Jr.,  Assistant 
Cashier. 

Clerks. 
Samuel  Andrews,       Joseph  C.  Lovejoy, 
Ephraim  Atwood, 
Ithamar  A.  Beard, 
Henry  D.  Clary, 
Charles  Crafts, 
John  J.  Gutrumskei 


j  araes  U& 
William  I 
James  O.  Frost 
John  W.  Fennd 
Nathaniel  Gale. 
Alexan 


Samuel  P.  Lovett, 
James  J.  Majuire, 
II.  A.  S.  D.  V.-r-r, 
Cfa-M.  W.  Pollard, 
I'aylor  M   Itundlett, 
John  0.  Sh  -w, 
Emery,    George  A.  Savage, 
Thos.J.WniUemore, 
Ralph  C.  Wei  st   r, 
Joseph  W.  Wright, 


Hi 


•  com,  George  B.  W 


Will  i  a  m  W  i  I  hams, 
Edgar  K.  Whitaker, 
Eli  A.  Yale. 


E.  W.  Holmes, 
Geo.  J.Liudsey 

Henry  D.  Todd,  Messenger. 
Naval  Officer's  Depaktsebxt. 

Charles  G.  Greene,    Naval  Officer. 

C.  Daniekson  Lincoln,  Deputy  XaKCil 
Officer.  ■ 

Albeit  Cas?.  Nathan  D.  Hvde.  Wm,  P. 
Hill,  Andrew  J.  Locke,  Wrm.' II.  Bn  beck, 
William  Stevens,  A.  C.  Jackson.  Clerks. 

Geo.  O.  Davis,  Messenger. 

Schveyok's  Office. 

Fletcher  Webster*  Surveyor. 
Wm.  W.  Parker,  Deputy  Surveyor. 
'-'  ."•>  cis  A.  Durn    ge,   Assistant  Deputy 
Surveyor. 

Edward  L.  Paris,  ( Icrk. 
Franklin  Pxiuce,  Messenger. 

Public  Store  Department. 

Joseph  Barney,  Siiperiiliendcnt  of  H 'art- 
homes. 


Wm.  P.  Brown,  Elijah  Clark,  John 
H.  Clark,  Moses  E.  Cushmart,  Henry  A. 
Da-vis,  Samuel  O.  Dearborn .  Joseph  Do  we, 
Theodore  L.  Howe,  Levi  Ingols.  John  II. 
Jackson,  E.  S.  Lawrence,  Wm.  H.  Leach, 
Charles  A.  Mann,  Isaac  F.  Nelson,  Geo. 
W.  Niles,  Gardner  Pcouty,  George  B. 
Proctor,  Joseph  A.  Sampson,  Israel  P. 
Will i a rn s ,  Storekeepers . 

T.  Browne  Dix,  James  B.  Norris,C/erJt#. 

Samuel  D.  Slocum,  Storage  Clerk. 

Isaac  N.  Riddle,  Permit  Clerk,  Apprais- 
er's   0  'flee. 

Albert  Bingham,  F. /Colours,  S.  J. 
Deacon.  Thomas  G.  Easterbrook,  Nathan 
Jenkins,  Henry  II.  Hyde,  Nathan  R. 
Thayer,  0.  F.  Winslow,  Clerks  in  Wart- 
houses. 

Measurers. 

William  Crassman,  Joseph  Hall,  Cb_as. 
A.  Mirick. 

Weighers  and  Gangers. 
Joseph  H.  Berre!:,  Charles  Caldwell, 
Perkins  Cleveland,  Henry  H.  Cook,  li  r,  ■ 
tio  N.  Crane,  Charles  E'lmui  ;~,  Robert 
L.  Davis,  Nicholas  Hathaway,  Eph.  Note, 
Jonathan  Nayson,  Danie!  Sanborn,  Geo. 
L.  Thorndike,  Samuel  Walker. 

Inspector's  Department.         : 

Inspector*. 

Albert  Alden,    Levi    Barker,    Prentica 

S.  Barnard,  John  Belcher,  Asa   O.    But- 

man,   Augustus  F.  Brown,  John  D.  C    ;.  >- 

pan,    Abner  -Child,  C^o.    W.   Churchill, 

Ezra    S.    Conant,  Albert  Clark,  Charles 

j    Clark,  Wm.  It.  Collier,  Joseph  S.  D  irkng, 

j    George  H.    Davies,   Isaac  Davis,    Moses 

I    T.  Davis,    Taos.  S.  Dennett.    Richard  H. 

j    Dixey,  Osgood  Eaton,  B.  W.  Foster.  Jas. 

;    G.  Foster,  Isaac  W.  Frye,  Mathew  Foley, 

Royal  Gillpatrick,  Harvey  Howe,  Barziliai 

N.    Hudson,   Joseph     Hoi  >rook,  Edward 

Jones,   John  Kitteiidge,     R  ►bert  Keith, 

Franklin    Knight,    George   W.   Lewis.  G. 

Hinman  Loomis,    Martin   Lynch,  Henry 

K.    May,  Thomas    Mooney,  Dennis    W. 

O'Brien",  Timothy    R     Page,  Edwin    A. 

Palmer,    Samuel    H.     Parker,     Levi    T. 

Prescott,  E.  Sewail  Price,  Godfrey  Ri  ler, 

Jr.,  Joseph  M.  Itcwell,    George  Bobbins, 

Jose}    .  P.    P.  iym  >nd,    Eben    H-  Satford, 

Daniel  P.  Simpson,   Eli  M.  Smith,  Ham- 

blcton  £.  Smith,  Eiisha  Stone,   Israel  C. 


160 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Trow,  Eben.  G.  Tucker,  Robert  M.Waitt, 
Mark  F.  Warren,  Thomas  P.  Wilson. 

Lov«-U  Bkkn  P.  Inspector  at  Dorchester 
and  Quia  y  ,  U.  C.  Wilder,  at  Hinghdm  ; 

John  II.  Wilson,   Jr.,  at  Cohasset. 
Aids  to  the  Revenue. 
William  Bradford,  George   Dickinson, 
Samuel    Fabyan,    Isaac  VV.    Fo'.lansbee, 
Alexander  Greg?,  John  D.  McGill,  Thos. 
O'Neii,  A=a  T.  Pratt,  Eben.  Russell. 

Night  Inspectors. 

John  Avery,  William  A.  Grascr,  Wiliard 
Graves,  Thomas  H.  Grenville,  Daniel 
I).  Hartley,  J.  Hughes  Federick  W.  Hall, 
Nathaniel  Jackson,  Washington  Leach, 
John  II.  McDonald,  Chas.  W.  McLellan, 
Abraham  C  Mace,  Jacob  Norris,  Chas.  P. 
Philbrick,  Edward  Ryan,  Chas.  R.  Stur- 
gis,  Edmund  Snow,  John  M. Tyler,  Samuel 
A.  Wentwonh.  Abram  Weeks,  Solomon. 
H.  Willis. 

Night   Watchmen. 

Chas.  A.  Beltbrd,  Wm.  H.  Carpenter, 
Daniel  Fuller,  Charles  S.  Hunt,  Christo- 
pher  Plunkett,  Robert  Wier. 

Public  Appraiser's  Optics. 
Appraiser's     Office,    Comm'l   St.,    cor. 
Commerce. 

George  F.  Emery,  General  Appraiser. 
C.    J.    F.   Allen  and  Henry    Crocker, 


Pri 


ncxpai  appraisers. 


Aaron  Hoban  and  Jeremiah  Colburn, 
Assis ia at  A) rp ra is ers . 

Joseph  B.  Frost,  C.  Dana  Lincoln,  Chas. 
M.  Kings  ley,  Examiners. 

Ezra  Parmenier,  Examiner  of  Drugs. 

Joseph  B.  Bridge,  William  Hardwick, 
John  W.  Neason.  isaao  T.  Riph-y,  Chas. 
W.  Spofford,  Oliver  C.  Wyman,  James 
B.  Weeks,  Allied  A.  Waldron,.  Citrks. 

Custom  House  Barge. 

Hatnbleton  E.  Smith,  Boarding  Officer, 
Long    Wharf, 

Revexue  Cutter  "'MoltiUs.'' 
John  Whitcomb,  Commander.    JohnL. 
Prouty,    1st    Lieut.     George  Waldeiv,  2d 
Lieut.     Marshall  Brown,  3d  Lieut.     Olof 
Johanson,  B  >ats?oain. 

Sub  Treasury. 

Edward  E.  Pratt,  U.  S.  Assistant  Treas- 
urer. 

G.  Haven,  George  L.  Pratt,  Clerks. 
Light-House  Inspector. 
Office,  Id  District,  Boston   Custom  House. 

Melancthon  Smith,  Inspector.  George 
A.  La-.vton,  Clerk. 

DISTRICT  CF  BARNSTABLE. 

Fort  of  Barnstable. — Sylvanus  B   Phin- 
ney,  Collector;  S. Parker  HuLway,  Deputy  I 
Collector;  Charles  Lewis,  Isauc  Wtieldon,   | 
inspectors* 

Port  of  Sandunch.—Wm.  E.   Sovden.  I 
Jmn&ior^  '  I 

Port  ■  f  Falmouth. — Silas  J.  Bourne, 
Deputy  On  i   tor. 

Fort  oj  Yarmouth. — John  Hawes,  In- 
spector. 

Pert  of  Chatham. ~  Ephraini  Taylor, 
Deputy  Collector;  Samuel  i'ming,  Inspec- 
tor, 


Port  of  South  Dennis.— Miller  W.  Nick- 
erson,  Deputy  Collecter. 

Port  of  Wellfleet. — Freeman  L.  Hiek- 
man,  Deputy  Collector;  Nath'IP.  Wiley, 
Inspector. 

Fort  of  Provincetoicn. — Simeon  S.  Gil- 
ford, Deputy  Collector;  John  Smith,  In- 
spector. 

Harwich  Port. — Anthony  Kelley,  In- 
spector. 

DISTRICT   OF    EDGARTOWN. 

Port  of  Ecl/artoicn.  —  Constant  Norton, 
Collector;  Sirson  P.  Coffin,  Deputy  Col- 
lector; Ira  Darrow,  Inspector. 

Port  of  Holmes  Hole  — Henry  P,  Worth, 
Deputy  Collector  ;  Matthew  P.  Butler,  In- 
spector. 

DISTRICT  OF  FALL  RIVER. 

Port  of  Fall  Facer. — Pnineas  W.  Le- 
land,  Code. tor ;  Jonathan  Slade,  Deputy 
Collector.  Inspector,  Weigher,  Measurer, 
and  Gauffer;  Joseph  Leland,  Inspector, 
Weigher,  and  Measurer;  Admiral  Cogg- 
shall,  Revenue  Boatman  ;  Jonathan  J. 
Hilliard,  Inspector  of  Steamboat  Hulls  and 
Boilers. 

Ports  of  Somerset,  Freetown,  Dighton, 
Berkley,  and  Taunton — George  W.  Pick- 
ens, Inspector,  Weigher,  and  Measurer; 
Liberty  Tripp,  Weigher  and  Measurer. 

DISTRICT  OF  GLOUCESTER, 

Port  of  Gloucester.  —  Graham  Babson, 
Collector:  Win.  P.  Dolliver,  Surveyor; 
Addison  Winter.  Moses  Tarr,  Inspectors  ; 
Leonard  J.  Presson,  Weigher,  Ganger ,and 
Measurer ;  Robert  Rowe,  Boatman, 

Fort  of  Manchester.— Ty  lex  Parsons, 
Inspector. 

Port  of  Rock  port. — Winthrop  Thurston, 
Inspector. 

DISTRICT    OF   MARBLEHEAD. 

P.-ri  of  Marblehead:  —  William  Bartoll, 
Collector;  John  Orne,  Deputy  Collector; 
John  lugalls,  Surveyor;  Richard  Rams- 
dell,  Inspector,  Weigher,  Ganger,  and 
Measurer. 

Fort  of  Lynn, — Win.  H.  Stone,  Deputy 
Collector  and  Inspector. 

Ports  of  Swampscott  and  Nahant,  — 
Ephraini  A.  Ingalis,  Inspector. 

DISTRICT  OF  NANTUCKET. 

Port  of  Nantucket.  —  Eben  W.  Allen, 
Collector;  Andrew  J.  Morton,  Deputy 
Collector  ;  Frederick  W.  Folger,  Inspector. 

DISTRICT  OF  NEW  BEDFORD. 

Custom  House,  North  Second  Street, 
coj  n>  r  of  Wiliinm. 

Port  of  Act  Bedfords— Charles  B.  II. 
Fessenden,  Collector;  James  Taylor,  De- 
puty Collector";  'Aha.  M.  Irish,  Clerk; 
Alexander  G.  Ryder,  Inspector  and  Board- 
ing Officer;  Jireh  L.  Ferguson,  Inspector, 
Weigher,  Gauger,  &c.  ;  Enoch  Bearse, 
Custom  ihi'-.'   Boatman. 

Port  of  Fairhaven. — George  II.  Taber, 
Inspector. 

Port  of  MaUapoisett.— Ansell  Weeks, 
Inspector.^ 

Port  oj  Sippicaa. — Nathan  Briggs,  In- 
spector. ' 


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161 


Port  of  Wareham. — David  Nye,  Deputy 
Collector  and  Inspector. 

fori  of  Dartmouth. — Humphrey  Sher- 
man, Inspector. 

Port  of  Westport.  —  Russell  GirFord,  In- 
spector. 

DISTRICT  OP  NEWBURYPORT. 

Custom  House,  23  Water  Street. 

Port  of  Neicburyport. —  James  Blood, 
Collector  ;  Thomas  W.  Burnham,^  Inspec- 
tor and  Deputy  Collector  ;  Nicholas 
lirown,  Naval  Officer;  Nathaniel  Jack- 
son, Surveyor;  Wia.  D.  Foster,  Inspector, 
Weigher,  and  Measurer;  Geo.  W.  Hill, 
Inspector  and  Ganger  ;  Chas.  Peabody, 
Inspector ;  Joseph  Lowell,  Boatman. 

Pur:  of  Ipswich. — Daniel  L.  Wilcomb, 
Surveyor. 

DISTRICT  OF  PLYMOUTH, 

Port  of  Plymouth.*— Wait  Wadsworth, 
Collector;  Wm,  Bishop,  Deputy  Collector 
und  Inspector. 


Port  of  Ddrbury.— Joshus  W.  Swift,  In- 
spector. 

Port  of  Kingston.— Esra  Perkins,  In- 
spector. 

Port  of  Scituate. — Samuel  A.  Turner, 
Inspector. 

DISTRICT  OF  SALEM  AND 
BEVERLY. 

Custom  Housp,  U'.'  Derby  Street,  corner 
of  Orange  Street,  Salem. 

Port  of  Salem. — Win.  B.  Pike.  Collec- 
tor; Henry  Derby,  Deputy  Collector; 
Henry  L.  Lambert,  Clerk. ;  John  Ryan 
Naval  Officer ;  Ebenezer  Dodge,  Surveyor; 
Jonathan  H.  Orne,  Henry  \V.  Perkins, 
Weighers  and  Gangers  ;  Robert  W,  Gould 
Measurer;  Connor  B.  Swasey,  Public 
Store  Keeper ;  Daniel  B.  Lord,  William  A. 
Phillips,  Samuel  Fuller,  Thos.  P.  Kinsley, 
Edward  C.  Peabody,  Moses  D.  Randall, 
Chas.  H.  Manning,  Inspectors  ;  Henry 
Upton,  Henry  Meek,  Boatmen. 

Port  of  Beverly. — Samuel  Porter,  Sur- 
veyor ;  Maurice  Oby,  Stephen  Lovett,  In- 
spectors. 


CONSULS  AND  CONSULAR  AGENTS. 

RESIDING  IN  BOSTON. 

Austrian  Consul^  Francis  A.  J&rseh,  13  Doane  street. 

Belgian  Consul,  Ives  (y.  Bates,  §9  State  street. 

Brazilian  Vice  Consul,  Archibald  Foster,  3  Merchants'  Exchange. 

British  Consul,  Francis  Lonsaia,  7  Doane  sheet.  • 

Buenos  Ayres  (acting),  Santiago  C.  Bello,  16  Summer  street. 

Costa  Ri.c ■•£. Consul  (acting),  S.  C.  Bello,  16   Suranier  street. 

Equador  Consul,  Seta  Bryant,  7-6  Pearl  street. 

French  Cizmrd,  M.  Jules  Etienne  Souehard,  10  Devonshire  street. 

Chancellor  of  the  French  Consulate,  Paul  Dejardin,  10  Devonshire  street. 

Chilian  Consul,  EL  V.  Ward,  20  City  Exchange,  10  Devonshire  street. 

Greek  Consul,  Henry  G.  Andrews.  46  Court  street 

Hanoverian  Consul,  Francis  A.  Hirscb,  13  Doane  street. 

Lnbec  Consul,  Henry  C,  Lauterbaek,  30  Federal  street. 

Mexican   Vice  Consul,  Santiago  C.  Bello,  16  Summer  street. 

New  Grenada  Consul  (acting),  Santiago  C.  Bello,  10  Summer  street. 

Nicaragua  Consul  (acting),  Santiago  0.  Bello,  Hi  Summer  street. 

Peruvian  Consul  (acting),  Santiago  C.  Bello,  16  Summer  street. 

Prussian  Consul,  Francis  A.  Hirsch,  13  Doane  street. 

Pontifical  States,  Nicholas  Reggio,  31  Central  wharf. 

Portuguese  Vice  Consul,    Archibald  Foster,  3  Merchants' Exchange. 

Russian  Vice   Consul,  It.  B.  Storer,  47  India  wharf. 

Sardinian  Vice  Consul,  Nicholas  Reggio,  31   Central  wharf. 

Sicilian   Vice  Consul,  Nicholas  Reggio,  31  Central  wharf. 

Spanish  Consul,  11.  F.  Fallon,  16  Summer  Street. 

Swedish  and  Norwegian  Vice  Consul,  Barthould  Schlesinger,  60  State  street. 

Turkish  Consul,  Joseph  lasigi,  36    Central  wharf. 

Uruguay  Consul,  Charles  Soule,  Jr.,  40  State  Street. 

Venezuela  Consul  (acting),  Santiago  C.  Bello,  16  Summer  street. 


RESIDING  IN  NEW  BEDFORD. 

Prussian  Viee-Consttlr  Geo.  Hussey. 
Spanish    Consular  Arjen^    Wm.  H. 
Taylor. 

RESIDING  IN  SALEM. 


RESIDING  IN  NANTUCKET. 
British  Consular  Agent,  Wm.  Barney. 

RESIDING  INNEWBURYPORT, 


British    Consular  Agent,   Thos.  W 
Uftii&h  Consular  Agent,     EpUruim      Barnham. 
i\  Miller.  ' 


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162 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


EDUCATION  IN  MASSACHUSETTS. 

BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 
Established  by  an  Act  ob  the  Legislature,  Atril   20,  1837. 

The  Governor,  Lieutenant  Governor,  and  Secretary  of  the  Common- 
wealth,  ex-officiis ;  Hon.  Isaac  Davis,  of  Worcester ;  Henry  Wheatland, 
M. P.,  of  Saiera;  Ariel  Parish,  of  Springfield;  Prof.  Cornelius  C.  Felton, 
of  Cambridge ;  Rev.  Alonzo  H.  Quint,  of  West  lloxbury ;  Wm.  A. 
Stearns,  I).  D.,  of  Amherst;  Rev.  Russell  Tomiinson,  of  Plymouth: 
Rev.  Erastus  0.  Haven,  of  Boston. 

Hon.  George  S.  Boutwell,  Secretary  •  Geo.  B.  Emerson,  Esq.,  Treasurer. 
Samuel  C.  Jackson,  Assistant  Secretary, 

STATE  NORMAL  SCHOOLS. 

Established  by  Law,  1838. 

The  State  Normal  Schools  are  designed  for  those  only  who  purpose 
to  teach,  and  especially  for  those  who  purpose  to  teach  in  the  Common 
Schools.  Of  those  who  avail  themselves  of  the  advantages  of  these 
Schools,  and  who  afterwards  become  teachers  in  the  Common  Schools  of 
Massachusetts,  no  tuition  fee  is  required. 

There  are  at  present  four  in  this  Commonwealth,  as  follows  : 
State   Normal  School,  Framingham.   |  State  Normal  School  at  Westfield. 
«     foil  females  only. 

George  N.  Bigelow,  Principal. 

Originally  established  at  Lexington 
July  3,  1839.     Transferred   in   May,  I  3t    Barre,    September    4,    1830.      In 
1844,  to  West  Newton;  from    thence,  j   1841  it  was  suspended,  and  in  Septem- 
in  1353,  to  Framingham.  ber,  1844,  was  re-commenced  at  West- 


FOP.  BOTH  SEXES. 


John  W.  Dickinson,  Principal. 
This  school  first  went  into  operation 


Bridgewater  State  Normal  School, 
for  bote  semes. 


field. 

Salem  State  Normal  School, 
for  females  only. 


Opened  September  13,  1854. 
Alpheus  Crosby,  Principal. 


^iarshall  Conant,  Principal. 
Those'  who   enter  this  school,  male 
pupils  must  be  at  least  1 7,  ar:d  females 
at  least  1(5,  years  of  age. 

Terms. — The   school   year  is  divided   into   two    terms,  commencing   as   fol- 
lows:     At 
Framingham  on  the  first  Wednesday  of  March  and  September  of  each  year. 
Salem  on  the  second  Wednesday  of  "  "  "       " 

Bridgewater  on  the  third  Wednesday  of    "         "  "  "       " 

WesVfield  on  the  fourth  Wednesday  of       "  "  "  "       " 

The  Spring  Term  of  each  school  is  preceded  by  a  vacation  of  four  weeks, 
and  the  Autumn  Term  by  a  vacation  of  eight  weeks. 

TEACHERS'   INSTITUTES. 

The    number    of   Teachers'    Insti-  I  Prof.  William   Russell,   Teacher    of 

tufes  hel  1  during  the  year  1858  was  ten.  Elocution. 

These  Institutes  ate  all   under  the  j  Lowell    Mason,    Esq.,    Teacher    oj 

jvcT>onal  superintendence  of  the  Seere-  !  Music. 

ury.     The    Board  of  Instructors  em-  Sanborn  Tenney,  A.  M.,  Teacher  oj 

ployed  :  —  Geography  and  .Lecturer  on  Natural 

Gen.  Henry  K.  Oliver,  and  Geo.  B.  History. 

Ktnerson,  LL.  I.).,    l^eachers  of  Oram-  [  Prof.  Herman     Kriisi,    Teacher  oj 

mar.        •                                                    1  Drawing  and  Mathematics. 


COLLEGES,    ACADEMIES,    ETC. 


163 


COLLEGES,  ACADEi&IES,  ETC. 


Abbott  Female  Academy,  Andovetu 

Incorporated  1829.  Miss  Emma  T. 
Th>  lor,  Principal. 

Amherst     Academy. 
Incorporated  1816.     Rodolphus  B. 
Hubbard,  Principal. 

Amherst  College. 

Incorporated  1821. 

Rev.  Wm.  A.  Stearns,  D.  D.,  Presi- 
dent, and  Professor  of  Moral  and 
Christian  Science. 

Rev.  Edward  Hitchcock,  D.  D., 
LL.  T).,  Professor  of  Natural  Theology 
and  of  Geology.  Chas.  H.  Hitchcock, 
Adj.  Prof  of  Geology. 

kbenezer  S.  Sneil,  A.  M  ,_  Pro- 
fessor of  Mathematics  and  Natural 
Philosophy. 

Charles  U.  Shcpard.  M.  D.,  Massa- 
chusetts Professor  of  Natural  History. 

William  "S.  Tyler,  1).  B.,  Graves 
Professor  of  Grtvk  Language  and 
Literature. 

Wm.  S.  Clark,  Ph.  D.,  Professor  of 
Chemistry. 

Rev.  Julius  H,  Seelye,  A.  M.,  Pro- 
fessor of  Intellectual  and  Moral  Phil- 
osophy. 

fctev.  James  Gardiner  Vose,  A.  M., 
WiUUlon  Professor  of  Rhetoric  and 
Orator!/,  and    of  Prudish  Literature. 

Edward  P  Crowell,  A.  XL,  ilibdre 
Professor  of  Latin,  and  Instructor  in 
German. 

Edward  Tuckerman,  LL.  B.,  Pro 
jessor  of  Botany  and  Lecturet  in  IPs' 
lory. 

\Vm.  L.  Montague,  A.  M.,  Instructor 
in  Latin  and  French. 
Asa  S.  Fiske,  A.  B.,  Twfor  in  £*?<?£. 
Henry    S.  Kelsey,   A.  M.,  Tutor  in 
Mathematics. 

Chas.  H.  Hitchcock,  A.  M..  Lecturer 
ii  Zoology  and  Curator  of  ike  Cabinet. 
_  John  W.  Laue,  A.  E.,  Teacher  of 
Elocution. 

Lucius  M.  Bokwood,  A.  M.,  Libra- 
rian. 

Theannual  expenses  of  tuition,  &c, 
*re  from  Si 30  to  $200. 

Terms  and  Vacations.  —  Winter 
term  commences  Jan.  5.  Spring  va- 
<"itlon,  April  13.  Summer  term,  May 
4.  Summer  vacation,  Aug.  11,  Fail 
term,  Sept.  8.  Commencement  in 
1*59,  Aug.  li. 


Axdovbr   Theological     Seminary, 
Axdoyer. 

Incorporated  June  20, 1807. 

Rev.  Calvin  E.  Stowe,  D.  D.,  As- 
sociate Professor  of  Sacred  Literature. 

Rev.  Edwards  A.  Park,  I).  D..  Ab- 
bott Professor  of  Christian  Iheology. 

Rev.  Austin  Phelps,  D.  !>.,  Bart- 
lett  Professor  of  Sacred  Rhetoric. 

Rev.  E.  P.  Barrows,  M.  A.,  Seminary 
Prof  of  Sacred  Literature  in  Hebrew. 

Rev.  W.  G.  T.  Shedd.M.  A.,  Brown 
Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History  and 
Pastoral  Theology. 

Prof.  Wm.  Russell,  M.  A.,  Teacher 
of  Elocution. 

The  Anniversary  is  on  the  first 
Thursday  in  August.  The  regular 
time  for  admission  is  the  first  week  in 
the  academical  year,  which  commen- 
ces six  weeks  from  the  Anniversary. 

The  regular  course  of  study  is  three 
years. 

The  expenses  for  the  academical 
year  of  forty  weeks  are  about  SUO. 
Tne  Libraries  of  the  -Institution  con- 
tain 22,000  volumes. 

Assoxet  Academy,  Freetown . 
Founded  1855. ,  Principal. 

Th.al-.ford  Academy,  Teadpcrd. 

Incorporated  1804.     Bliss  Ab'uy  Ii- 
i   Johnson,    Principal. 

Bridgewatee  Academy,   Bbxdge- 

YVATER. 

Incorporated      1795.         Frederick 

j    Crafts,  Principal. 

Bristol  Academy,  Tatj.nton. 
Incorporated      1792.       Joseph    A. 
Hale,  Principal. 

Charlestons  Female  Seminary. 

Incorporated  1832.  Miss  Catharine 
N.  Badger,  Principal. 

Chatham   Academy,  Chatham. 
Incorporated  1829. 

College  of  the  Holy  Cross, 
Worcester. 
Rev.  Antony  F.  Ciampi,  S.  J.,  Presi- 
dent, Treasurer^  and  Prefect  ofSludits. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Rev.  Jamea  J.  Tehon,  S.  J.,  Vice 
President,  Prefect  of  Schools  and  Pro^ 
feasor  of  Mathematics. 

Rev.  Aloisius  Janaliek,  S.  J.,  Prof. 
of [Mental Philosophy,  of  Gerinan,  and 
Chaplain. 

Rev.  Eugene  Vetromiie,  S.  J.,  Prof 
o  f  Na tui 'a I  Ph  ilos oj > h y , 

Rev.  John  A.  McGaican,  S.  J., 
Professor  of  Rhetoric,  Poetry,  and 
French^ 

Rev.  Patrick  Creighton,  S.  J.,  Prof, 
of  Latin,  Greek,  and  Mathematics. 
*  Mr.  Martin  F.  Morris,  S.  J.,  Profes- 
sor of  Latin,  Greek,   and  Mathematics. 

Mr,  Edward  Hand,  S.  J.,  Professor 
of  Latin,  Greek,  and  Mathematics. 

Mr.  Edward  Henehy,  S.  J.,  Prof  of 
English  and  Preach.. 

Mr.  Samuel  R.  Leland,  Professor 
of  Music. 

Peter  B.  Mignault,  Esq.,  M.  D.,  At- 
tending Physician. 

.Number  of  students,  60- 

Comer's  Commercial  College,  Boston. 

Founded  1840.  George  N.  Corner, 
Oliver  E    Linton,  Principals. 

Conway  Academy. 

Incorporated  1853.     G.  B.  Manlev, 

Principal. 

Day's  Academy,  Wrentham. 

Incorporated  1806.  Geo.  B.  Cor- 
gile,  Teacher. 

DeEREIELO    A.CA^EMY,    DeOI-TELD. 

Incorporated  1797.  "Virgil  M.  How- 
ard, A.  B.,  Principal. 

Derby  Academy,  Hingham. 

Incorporated  1 784.  James  M.  Gas- 
seiv,  Principal. 

Digkton  Academy,  Diokton. 

Established  1806.  Geo.  E.  Burgess, 
Principal. 

Druki  Academy,  North  Adams. 

Incorporated  1841.  Fraaacis  Sbep- 
heid,  Teacher. 

Dckes  Co.  Academy,  West  Tisbury. 

Incorporated  1833.  Bartletfc  Ala,- 
hew,  A.  B.,  Teacher. 

Di'mm&r  Academy,  Newbury. 
Established     1763.        Incorporated 
1 761'.  Marshall  Henshaw,  Principal. 


East   Beidgewater    Academy,    East 
Bridgewater. 

Established  1817.  Incorporated 
1837.     Win.  Allen,  Teacher. 

Egekmoxt  Academy,  Egremont. 

Incorporated   1832.    H.  S.  Goodale, 

Teacher. 

Friends  Academy,  New  Bedeord. 

Incorporated  181:?.  T.  Prentiss 
Allen,  Edward  A.  11.  Allen,  Princi- 
pals. 


Greentyood  Seminary,  So.  Reading. 
"Winsor  B.  Waitt,  Principal. 

Hanover  Academy,  Hanover. 
Charles  A.  Reed,  Principal. 

Harvard  College,  Cambridge. 
Founded  1G38. 
Corporation. 
President,  James    Walker,   D.  D., 
LL.  D. 

Fellows. —  Lemuel  Shaw,  LL.  D.; 
George  Hayward,  M.  D. ;  John  A. 
Lowell,  LL.  I).;  Geo.  Putnam,  D J).; 
E.  Rockwoocl  Hoar,  A.  M. 

Treasurer. — A.  A.Lawrence,  A.M. 

Overseers. 

By  Tenure  of  OJ'us. 

The  Governor  of  the  Common- 
wealth. 

The  Lieutcnant-Govcrnor- 

Tae  President  of  the  Senate. 

The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Rep- 
resentatives. 

The  Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Edu- 
cation. 

The  President  of  the  University. 

The  Treasurer  of  the  University. 

By  Election. 

Rev.  George  W.  Blagden,  D.  IX. 
Hon.  Reub\n  A.  Chapman,  A.M., 
Hon.  John  H.   Clifford,  LL.  IX, 
Rev.  Nathaniel  Cogswell,  A.  M.,  to 

1859. 

Hon.  George  Tvlorey,  A.M., 
Hon.  Joel  Havden, 
Rev.  Rodney' A.    Miller,    A.M., 
Hon.  Marcus Morton,  LL.I)., 
Hon.  Richard  S.  SpoiFord,  M.  I)., 
Rev.  Thomas  Worcester,  D.  I).,  to 

I860. 

Hon.  Thomas  Russell,  A.  B., 

Hon.  Nathaniel  B.  Shurtleil,  M.  P-} 

Secretary. 

Rev.  John  H.  Twombly,  A.  M., 
Hon.  Emory  Washburn,  LL.D., 


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165 


Hon.  Henry  B. Wheelwright,  A.  M., 
to  1861; 
Hon.  Joseph  M.  Churchill,  A.M.. 
Hon.  Winslow  Lewis,  M.D., 
Rev.  Kollin  H.  Neale,  D.  D., 
Hon.  Abrier  J.  Pfaipps,  A.  M., 
Hon.  Jacob  Sleeper,  to  1862. 
Hon.  Francis  Bassett,  A.  M,, 

( ) 

Hon.  William  Mitchell, 

Rev.  Lorenzo  R.  Thayer,  A.  M., 

Rev.  John  Wavland,  1).  D.,  to  1363. 

Hon.  Daniel  W.  Alvord,  A.  M. 

Rev.  Baron  Stow,  D.  D. 

Rev.  The. mas  B.  Thayer. 

Hon.  Stephen  M,  Weld,  A.M. 

Hon.  John  G.  Whittier,  to  1864. 

The  annual  meeting  of  the  Board  of 
Overseers  is  held  on  the  last  Thursday 
in  January,  and  by  permission  in  ihe 
Senate  chamber  in  Boston,  and  is  con- 
tinued by  adjournments  until  the  busi- 
ness of  the  meeting  is  completed. 

A  stated  meeting  of  the  Board  is 
held  on  the  third  Thursday  in  June, 
and,  by  adjournment,  on  Commence- 
ment day,  in  Cambridge. 
Of/leers  of  Instruction  and  Government, 
".James'Waiker,  D.  D.,  LL.  P.,  Pres- 
ident. 

James  Jackson,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.,  Pro- 
fessor of  the  Theory  and  Practice  of 
Phj sic,  Emeritus. 

William  C.  Bond,  A.  M.,  Director 
nf  the  Observatory. 

Joel  Parker,  LL.  P.,  Roy  all  Pro- 
fessor of  Law. 

. (  Hmey    Professor 

<>f  tii".  Theory  and  Practice  of  Physic. 

Coiiws  Francis,  B.  D.,  Pafkman 
Professor  of  Pulpit  Eloquence  and  the- 
Pastoral  Care. 

„}  Hollis  Professor  of  Di- 
vinity. ^ 

Theophiius  Parsons,  LL.  P.,  Dane 
Professor  of  Law. 

George  R.  Noyes,  D.  D.,  Hancock 
Professor  of  Hebrew  and  other  Orien- 
tal Languages,  and  Dexter  Lecturer  on 
Biblical  Literature. 

Emory  Washburn,  LL.  P.,  Univer- 
sity Professor  of  Law. 

David  Humphreys  Storer,  M.  D., 
Professor  of  Obstetrics  and  Medical 
Jurisprudence* 

Kniile  Am  ou  It,  M.  D.,  Instructor  in 
French. 

Frederick  H.  Hedge,  D.  D.,  Pro- 


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'■  ?sur  of  Ecclesiastical  i 
Divinity  School. 

Johra  B.  S.  Jackson,  M.  D.,    Sliat- 
tuck  ProfessW  of  Morbid  Anatomy,  and 
(Sumter  of  ike  Anatomical  Museum. 
.  John  Langdon  Sibley,  A.  ~tt.,  Libra- 
rian. 


Louis  Agassiz,  LL.  P.,  Professor  of 

Zoology  and  G colony  in  the  Lawrence 
Scientific  School. 

Cornelius  C.  Felton,  LL.  I).,  Eliot 
Prof,  of  Greek  Literature. 

Oliver Wr.  Holmes,  M.  D..  Parkman. 
Professor  of  Anatomy  and-  Physiology. 

Benjamin  Peiree,  LL.  D.,  Perkins 
Professor  of  Astronomy  and  Mathe- 
matics. 

Asa  Gray,  M.  I).,  Fisher  Professor 
of  Natural  History. 

George  Chevne  Shattuck,  M.  P., 
Professor  of  Clinical  Medicine. 

Francis  Bo  wen,  A.  M.,  Afford  Pro. 
fessor  of  Natural  Religion,  Moral  I  'i.  i- 
losophy,  and  Civil  Polity. 

George  E.  Ellis,  D.  D.,  Professor  of 
Systematic  Theology  in  the  Divinity 
School. 

Joseph  Lovering,  A.  M.,  Hollis  Pro- 
fessor of  Mathematics  and  Natural  Phi- 
losophy, and  Regent. 

Henry  Warren  Torrey,  k.Z\\.. Mc- 
Lean Professor  of  Ancient  and,  M  I- 
erri  History. 

Jeffries  Wyman,  M.P.,  Hersey  Pro- 
fessor of  Anatomy. 

John  Bacon,  M.  D,,  University  Pro- 
fessor   of   Chemistry    in   the   Medical 

School. 

Henry  J.  Bigelow,  M.  P.,  Professor 
of  Surgery. 

Henry  L.  Eustis,  A.  II,  Professor 
of  Engineering  in  the  Lawrence  Scien- 
tific School. 

Evangeiinus  A.  Sophocles,  A.  M., 
Tutor  in  Greek. 

Santiago  Cancto-Beilo,  LL.  B.,  In- 
structor in  Spanish. 

Eben  N.  HorsTbrd,  A-  "M-  Ilumf  . 
Professor,  and  Lecturer  on  the  Appli- 
cation of  the  Sciences  to  the  I  Wful  A  rts. 

James  Russell  Lowell,  A.  M.  Smith 
Professor  of  the  French  and  Span  *h 
Languages  and  Literatures,  and  Pro- 
fessor of  Belles-Letires. 

Frederic  P.  Huntington,  D.  D , 
Preacher  to  the  University^  ami  Plum- 
mer  Professor  of  Christian  Morals. 

Ezra  Abbot,  A.  M.,  Assistant  Libra- 
rian. 

Edward   Hammond  Clarke,  M.  P., 
j   Professor  of  Materia  Medica. 

George  F.  Bond,  A.  M.,  Assistant 
Observer. 

Francis  J.  Child,  P.  D.,  BoyhU.n 
Professor  of  Rhetoric  and  Oraton/. 

George  M.  Lane,  P.  P.,  Unicirsiy 
Professor  of  Latin. 

James  Jennison,  A.  M.,  Tutor  ri 
Histori/  and   Instructor  in  Elocut'w  .. 


d  R 


(nstr  ir. 


Josiah  P.  Cooke,  A.  M..  Erring  Pr 
fessor  of  Chemistry  and  Mineralogy. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


George  Adam  Sehmrtt,  Instructor  in 
German. 

Luigi  Monti,  A.  M.,  Instructor  in 
Italian, 

John  Noble,  LL.  B.,  Proctor. 

William  Watson  Goodwin.  P.  I)., 
Tutor  in  Greek  and  Latin. 

Ephraim  W.  Guvney,  A.  B.,  Tutor 
m  Greek  and  Latin. 

Charfea  VV.  Kliot.  A.  M.,  Assistant 
Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Chem- 
istry. 

Edward  Pearee,  A.  B.,  Tutor  in 
Mathematics. 

James  Mills  Peirce.  A.  M.,  Proctor. 

Edwm  Hale  Abbot,  A.M.,  Tutor  in 
Latin. 

Solomon  Lincoln,  Tutor  in  Greek 
and  Latin. 

Joseph  Convene  Hey  wood,  LL.  B., 

Pr:  ctOT. 

Francis  II.  Brown,  A.  B.,  Proctor. 

Levi  Parsons  Homer,  Instructor  in 
Music. 

William  G.  Stearns,  A.  M.,  Steward. 

Elijah  F.  Valentine^  Assistant  Stew- 
ard and  Pair  cm. 

College  Facuhy. 

James  Walker,  IX  D.,  LL  D.,  Pres- 
ident. Cornelius  C.  Felton,  LL.  D., 
Benjamin  Peirce,  LL.  I).,  Francis 
Bowen,  A.  M.,  Joseph  Lovering,  A.M  , 
Henry  W.  Torrey,  A.  M.,  Evangeli- 
nns  A.  Sophodes,  A.  M.,  Francis  J. 
Child,  P.  i>.,  George  M.  Lane,  P.  D., 
James  Jennison,  A.  M.,  Registrar, 
J  *»ah  P.  Cooke,  A.  M,,  XVm.  Watson 
Go  iv'-li,.  p.  I).,  Fphraim  W-  Gnr- 
r-v.  A.  P..  Charles  W.  Kliot,  A.M., 
Edward  Pearoe,  A.  B.,  Edwin  PL  Ab- 
bot. A.  B.,  Solomon  Lincoln,  A.  B. 

Parietal   Comm  iitee. 

James  Jennison,  A.  M..,  Chairman. 
Evan-Telinus  A.  Sophocles,  AJVL,  John 
Noble,  LL.  B.,  William  Watson  Good- 
win, P.D,,  Charles  W.  Eliot,  A.M.,  Ed- 
ward Pearce.  A.  B.,  James  M.  Peirce, 
A.  XL,  Edwin  H.  Abbot,  A.  B.,  Solo- 
mon Lincoln,  A.B.,  Francis  II.  Brown, 
A.  B. 

Divinity  School 

Faculty,  Jas.Walker,  D.D.,  LL.  D., 
President.  Convers  Francis,  D.  I)., 
(>ror«ie  R.  Noves,  I).  D.,  Frederick 
U  Hed-c,  D.  D.,  George  E.  Ellis, 
L>:I>. 

Law  School. 

Faculty,  Jas.Walker,  D.  D.,  LL.D., 
Premknl.  Joel  Parker.  LL.  D.,.The- 
ophilus  Parsons,  LL.  I).,  Emory 
Washburn,  LL.  i). 


Lawrence  Scientific  School. 
Faculty,  Jas.  Walker,  D.D.,  LL.D., 
President.  Louis  Agassiz,  LL.  D., 
Benj.  Peirce,  LL.  J.).,  Asa  Gray, 
M.l).,Jos.  Loverin.rf,  A.M.,  Jeffries 
Wvman,  M.  D.,  Henry  L.  Eustis, 
A.M.,  Eben  N.  Horsford,  A.  M.,  Jo- 
siah  P.  Cooke,  A.  M. 

Astronomical   Observatory. 
Faculty,    James   Walker,     D.   D.. 
LL.  D.,  Pres.     Wm.  C  Bond,  A.  M., 
Geo.  P.  Bond,  A.  M. 

Me  d  i  c  a  I  Se  h  o  ol . 
Faculty,  Jas.Walker,  1).  D.,LL.I)., 
Pres.  I).  Humphreys  Srorer,  M.  Ih. 
Dean,  John  B.  S.  Jackson,  M.  D.,  Oli- 
ver W.  Holmes,  M.  D.,  Geo.  C.  Shat- 
tuek,M.  D.,  John  Bacon.,  M.D.,  Henry 
J.  Bi-elow,  M.  Lh,  Edward  H.  Clarke, 
M.  1). 

Professional    Students    and    Resident 
Graduates,  1858-0. 


Divinity  Students 
Law  Students        - 
Students  attending  Med.  Lect. 
Scientific  Students  *     - 
Resident  Graduates  - 


Undergraduates. 


Seniors 
Juniors 
Sophomores 
Freshmen 


Total 


23 

111 

10  7 

70 

10 

321 


114 

04 

100 


409 


730 


*  Exclusive  of  the  Resident  Graduates 
and  Members  of  the  other  Professional 
Schools  who  attend  the  Scientific  Lec- 
tures. 

Time  and  Conditions  of  Examination. 

The  examination  for  the  Fre&bman 
Class  occupies  two  days,  and  takes 
place  in  University  Hall,  on  the  Mon- 
day and  Tuesday  of  the  Commence- 
ment -week  (the  18th  and  10th  of 
July,  185'.'),  beginning  precisely  at  & 
o'clock,  A.  M.}  on  Monday  morning. 
Attendance  on  both  days  is  required. 

The  continuation  of  the  examination 
of  those  who  offer  themselves  for  ad- 
vanced standing  will  be  deferred  to 
the  end  of  the  vacation. 

For  the  convenience  of  those  who 
are  prevented  from  being  present  at 
the  regular  examination,  thrre  will  be 
another  examination  for  the  Freshman 
Class,  at  the  commencement  of  the 
First  Term,  on  Thursday  and  Friday, 
September  1st  and  2d,  1859;  attend- 


COLLEGES,    ACADEMIES,    ETC. 


167 


ance  on  both  days  being  required.  On 
the  ne^t  day,  Saturday,  September  3d, 
1859,  the  examination  of  candidates 
offered  for  advanced  standing,  includ- 
ing those  offered  on  Commencement 
week,  will  be  continued  and  concluded. 
The  candidates  will  assemble  each  day 
in  No.  16,  University  Hall,  at  S  o'clock, 
A.  M. 

An  examination  for  admission  to 
advance  standing  in  the  Freshman, 
Sophomore,  and  Junior  Classes  takes 
place  on  Thursday  and  Friday,  March 
3d  and  4th,  1859,  at  8  o'clock.  At- 
tendance on  both  days  is  required. 

Every  candidate,  before  examina- 
tion, must  produce  proper  testimonials 
of  a  good  moral  character,  and  if  ad- 
mitted must  give  a  bond  for  four  hun- 
dred dollars  to  pay  all  charges  ac- 
cruing under  the  laws  and  customs  of 
the  University.  The  bond  must  be 
executed  by  two  bondsmen,  who  must 
be  satisfactory  to  the  Steward  of  the 
College,  and  oi.e  of  them  must  be  a 
citizen  of  Massachusetts. 

Academical  Year. 

The  Academical  Year  is  divided 
into  two  Terms  and  two  Vacations. 

The  First  Term  of  the  College  year 
1859-60  begins  at  the  end  of  the  Sum- 
mer Vacation ;  Thursday  morning 
(September  1st,  1850). 

The  Second  Term  of  the  College 
year  1858-59  begins  at  the  end  of  the 
"Winter  Vacation,  Thursday  morning 
(March  3d,  1859). 

The  Summer  Vacation  begins  im- 
mediately ait-  r  Coffimeneenient/f  faurs- 
clay  morning  (•July  2 1st,  1.859),  and 
continues  seven    weeks. 

Tne  Winter  Vacation  begins  at  the 
end  of  the  First  Term,  Thursday 
morning  (January  20th,  1859),  and 
continues  six  week3. 

The  First  .Recess  begins  on  Tues- 
day evening  before  Thanksgiving,  and 
ends  on  the  Sunday  evening  following 
that  day. 

The  Second  Recess  begins  on  Tues- 
day evening  (May  24th),  and  ends 
on  the  Sunday  evening  following. 

The  Public  Exhibitions  take  place 
on  the  third  Tuesday  of  October,  and 
the  first  Tuesday  of  May. 

The  Dudleian  Lecture  is  on  the 
second  Wednesday  (11th)  oi'  May, 
1859. 

The  Senior's  Class  Day  is  on  Fri- 
day, June  24th,  1850. 

The  Commencement  is  on  the  third 
Wednesday  (20.-.h)  or'  July,  an  I  the 
subsequent  term  begins  Thursday 
morning,  Sept.  1st,  1859. 


The  annual  meeting  of  the  Associa- 
tion of  the  Alumni  is  on  Commence- 
ment day,  except  when  public  cele- 
brations of  the  Association  are  held, 
when  it  occurs  on  the  Thursday  fol- 
lowing. 

Libraries. 

The  total  number  of  books  in  the 
Libraries  of  the  University  is  as  fol- 
lows : 

Public  Library,  - 
Medical     "     - 
Law  "  « 

Theological  Library    -       " 
Phillips  Astronomical  Library 

about  - 

Society  Libraries  of  the  Stu- 
dents, about 


-  about  80.000 
"  2,000 
"  14 .000 
11,000 


1,200 


Total,  about 


5,200 


123,400 


Expenses. 

The   necessary  expenses  of  an  un- 
dergraduate for  a  year,  including  the 
College  bills,  are  as  follow  : 
Instruction,  Library,  Lecture- 
room  -  S75.00 
Rent  and   Care  of  Room,  in 

the  College  Buildings  -  20.00 
Board  for  forty  weeks,  at  $3.50 

per  week  ...  140  00 
Text-books  (average)  -  -  12.00 
Special  Repairs,  &c.       from  1  to  2  0U 


Association  of  the  Alumni. 
Instituted  1810. 

Robert  C.  Wihthrop,  Prvsufent. 

Chas.  F.  Adams,  Oliver  \V.  Holmes, 
Vice  Presidents. 

J.  Thomas  Stevenson,  E.  Roekwood 
Hoar,  George  P.  Snug^r.  John  J. 
Clarke,  Seth  Sweetser,  and  KbeiitrZcr 
Torre v,  L~)irec!ors. 

Nathaniel  13.  Shurtleff,  Secretary. 

A  student  in  the  last  term  of  the  se- 
|  nior  year,  and  any  person  who  has 
J  received  the  degree  of  Bachelor  or 
Muster  of  Arts,  or  Doctor  ol  Ltws  or 
Divinity,  at  the  College,  can  become 
a  member,  or:  the  payment  of  one  dol- 
lar, by  signing  the  Constitution. 

HistsdaXe  Academy,  Hinsdale. 

Incorporated  IS  IS.  II.  H.  Weils. 
A.  M.,  Teacher. 

Hitchcock  Free    Grammar    School, 
Buimfield. 

Incorporated     1855. 
Scott,  Principal, 


Joseph     G. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    EEGISTER. 


II0LL13  Institute,  South  Bbaintbee. 
Incorporated  1851.  E.  P.  Andrews, 
Teacher. 

IIopeins  Academy,  Hadlry. 

Incorporated     1816.      J.  R.    Dav- 
enport,  I'riucipa!. 

Houghton  School,  Bolton. 

Established  1848.  Warren  T.  Cope- 
laud,  Principal. 

Howe  School,   Billerica. 

Incorporated    1852.    Stephen   Gil- 
man,  Principal. 

Ipswich  Female  Seminary* 
Rev.  .John  P.  Cowles,  Mrs.  Eunice 
C.  Cowles,  Principals. 

Lancaster   Academy,  Lancaster. 

Incorporated     1847.       Henry     C. 
Kim  ball,  Principal. 

Lasell  Female  Seminary, 
Aubcrndale. 

Incorporated  1853.  G.  W,  Briggs 
arid  Josiah  Lasei  ,   Principals, 

Lawrence  Academy,    Falmouth.. 

Incorporated  1835.  George  E. 
Clark,  Principal. 

La  whence  Academy,  Groton. 

Incorporated  1793.  Amos  A.  Law- 
rence. President.  J.  S.  Adams,  Treas- 
umr.     Joshua  Green,  Secretary. 

Charles  Hammond,  M.  A..  Princi- 
pal, and  lyncher  in  Classics. 

Samuel  M.  Freelarid,  B.A.,  Teacher 
in  Mathematics  and  Natural  Philo- 
sophy. 

.Miss  Phebe  A.  Breed,  Teacher  of 
Latin,  Arithmetic,  and  English  Gram- 
mar. 

S.  M.  Freeland,  Librarian. 

John  Peekman,  Teacher  of  Pen- 
manship. 

Msss  Emily  E.  Poor,  Teacher  of 
French  and  Drawing. 

Miaa  Sarah  F.  Eaton,  Teacher  of 
1  ocal  and  fnsimmt  titai  Music. 

■1  here  are  three  terms,  of  1-1  weeks 
eaeb. 

Leicester  Academy,  Leicester. 

Incorporated  1784-  Rev.  John  3STel- 
*on,  D.  IV.  President.  Hon.  Stephen 
Salisbury,  Vice  President.  Joseph  xV. 
Denny,  Treasurer.  A.  II.  Washburn, 
Secretary, 

Alvalt  A.  Washburn,  U.  A.,  Prin- 
cipal. 


Mrs.  Alary  A.  Bulla rd,  Preceptress. 

Mr.  Amos  Whiting,  Teacher  of 
Music. 

Mr.  Gardner  Hall,  Teacher  of  Pen- 
manship. 

There  are  three  terms  of  fourteen 
weeks  each.  The  fall  term  com- 
mences on  the  next  before  the  last 
Thursday  of  August  ;  the  winter  term 
on  the  second  Thursday  of  December ; 
and  the  spring  and  summer  term  on 
the  Thursday  nearest  the  1st  day  of 
April. 

Tuition,  for  the  common  English 
brandies.  S5  ;  for  the  higher  English 
branches,  $6  ;  and  for  the  languages, 
$7  per  term. 

Lenox  Academy,  Lenox. 

Incorporated  1303.  E>  K.  Alden, 
President.  Henry  W.  Tatt,  Treasurer. 
William   S.    Tucker,     Clerk. 

Marblekead  Academy,  Maebiehead. 

Incorporated  1796.  Benjamin  G. 
Brown,  Principal. 

Merrimac  Academy,  Geoyeland. 

Incorporated  1822.  Amos  J.  San- 
ders, A.  B.,  Teacher. 

Milton  Academy,    Milton. 

Incorporated  1798.  Edwin  Ciapp, 
Teacher. 

Monson  Academy,    Monson. 

Incorporated  180  L 
Trustees  of  Monson  Academy. 
Rev.  Alfred  Ely,  D.D.,  President: 
Timothy  Packard,  Esq.,  Reuben  A. 
Chapman,  Esq.,  Joseph  L.  Reynolds, 
Esq.,  Horatio  Lyon,  Esq.,  Rev.  Abra- 
ham Marsh.  Rev.  Chas,  B.  Kittredge, 
Rev.  Jason  Morse,  William  N.  F-lynt, 
Esq.,  Rev.  Joseph  Vaille,  D.D.,  Albert 
Noreross,  Esq.,  Rev.  John  W.  Hard- 
ing. Sam'i  M.  Lane.  Esq..  Rev.  Theron 
G,  Colton,  Chas.  Merriam,  Esq. 

Instructors. 

Rev.  James  Tufts,  M.A.,  Principal ; 
Teacher  in  the  Classical  Department. 

Mr.  William  A.  Haselton,  A.  B., 
Teacher  in  the  English  Male  Depart- 
ment. 

Miss  Sarah  Beebe,  Teacher  in  the 
Female  Department. 

Miss  Mary  E.  Tufts,  Teacher  of 
Trench. 

Miss  Sarah  Burt,  Teacher  of  Music. 

'Miss  Lucy  A.  Brighaui,  Teacher  of 
Drawing  and  Painting. 

Mr.  Oliver  G.  Holt,  Teacher  of  Pen- 
manship and  Bookkeeping. 


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169 


Moss  Hill  Seminary,  West  Roxbcry. 

For   Young   Ladies.      John    York, 
Principal. 

Mr.  Hollis    Seminary,  LTolllston. 

Incorporated     1852.      Laiah    II. 
Nutting,  Principal, 

5It.  Holyoke  Female  Seminary, 
South  Hadley. 

Incorporated  1836.  Miss  Mary  W. 
Chapin,  Principal. 

Mx.  Pleasant  Institute,  Amherst. 

For  Bojs.       II.    C.  Nash,  A.  M., 

Principal. 

Myrickyille  Academy,  Taunton, 

Incorporated  1353.  J.  W.  Spauld- 
ing,  Principal. 

Mystic  Hall  Seminary, 
West  Medford. 

For  young  Ladies.  Instituted  1854. 
Mrs.  Thomas  P.  Saiith,  Principal,  as- 
sisted by  ten  other  teachers  of  the 
first  ability. 

The  course  of  training  at  this  popu- 
lar Home  Institution  comprises  four 
departments:  The  Physical,  the  Moral, 
the -Mental,  and  the  Graceful. 

Young  Ladies  are  admitted  at  any 
time  when  there  are  vacancies,  ac- 
cording to  the  conditions  iu  the  Cata- 
logue. 

Horseback  riding  and  salt  wafer 
bathing  ar.ea.ids  to  health  at  this  Sera- 

The  year  is  divided  into  two  terms 
of  twenty  weeks  each,  which  are"  sub- 
divided into  two  quarters.  The  first 
term  commences  Feb.  S,  the  second 
Sept.  3. 

West  Medford  is  but  five  miles  from 
Los  ton. 

New  Salem  Academy. 

Incorporated  1795.  Jos.  A.  Shaw, 
Principal.      Thomas  D.  Ellis,   Assis-* 

taut. 

Newton  Theological   Institute, 

Newton    Centre. 

.Incorporated  1826. 

Rev.  Bares  Soaw,  D.D.,  President 
of  Trust-  e.% 

lie  v.  George  W,  Bosworth,  Seci'e- 
lanj. 

Gardner  CoLbv,  Treasurer. 

Rev.  Henry  J.  fcpfey,  D.D.,  Associ- 
ate Professor  of  Biblical  Literature. 

Rev.  Horatio!}.  Haekett,  D.D.,Pro~ 


feasor  of  Biblical  Literature  and  Inter- 
pretation. 

Rev.  Alvah  Ffovey,  D.D.,  Professor 
of  Christian  Theology. 

Nichols  Academy,  Dudley. 

Incorporated  1819.     Munroe  Nich- 
ols, Principal. 

Northampton  Collegiate    Institute. 
Lewis  J.  Dudley,  Principal. 

Oread  Institute,  Worcester. 

Incorporated  1851.  For  Young  La- 
dies.    Miss  II.  P.  Dod'je.  Principal. 

•II.  W.  C'arstens,  Teacher  of  lan- 
guages. 

D.  B.  Allen,  Instrumental  Music. 

A.  F.  Allen,  Vocal  Music. 

Miss  E.  A.  Graves,  Drawing  and 
Painting. 

Miss  Marey  Foster,  English. 

Alts.  M.  S.  Datable,  Matron. 

Partridge  Academy,  Dux  bury. 

Incorporated  1829.  Rev.  Josiah 
Moore,  Principal. 

Peirce  Academy,  Middleborough. 

Founded  180S.     Incorporated  1 835. 

John  W.  P.  Jenks,  A.  M.,  Principal 

Charles  C.  Burnett.  A.  M.,  Class- 
ical  Instructor. 

John  M,  Manning,  A.  M.,  Instructor 
in  German,  and  Mathematics. 

Albert  G.  Pickens,  Instructor  on  ih 
Piano-Forte. 

Levi  P.  Thatcher,  Instructor  in  Vo- 
cal Music. 

Miss  M.  Rowena  Stevens,  Precep- 
tress and  Teacher  in  French  and  Draw- 
ing. 

Mrs.  M.  M.  Burnett,  Instructress  in 
Oil  Painting  and  Embroidery. 

Pepperell  Academy,  Peepeuelx. 

Incorporated  1841.     J.  S.  N.  Howe, 
of  Pepperell,  Secretary.    Charles  Cros- 
by, Esq.,  of  Pepperell,  Treasurer. 
'  II.  T.  Wheeler,  Principal. 

Phillips  Academy,  A.vdovkh. 

Incorporated  1780.  Hon.  Win.  J. 
Hubbard,  President  Kev.  John  L. 
Taylor,  Treasurer. 

Sam 'I  II-  Taylor,  L.L.  D.,  Principal 

James  S.  Eaton,  A.  M.,  'Teacher  in 
the  English  Department. 

Joseph  Kimball,  A.  B.,  Associate 
Teacher  in  the  English  Department. 

Nathan  I).  Wells,  A.  li,  and  John 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


F.  Aiken,  A.  B.,  Teachers  of  Latin 
and  Greek. 

Professor  Wm.  liussel!,  Teacher  of 
Elocution. 

Tiiere  are  three  terms  during  the 
rear,  the  first  beginning  five  weeks  af- 
ter the  last  Wednesday  in  Jul  v. 

Tuition  in  the  Classical  Department 
is  SS  per  term,  which  is  remitted  to 
indigent  students  ;  in  the  English  De- 
partment it  is  S7  in  the  Autumn  term, 
and  SS  each  in  the  Summer  and  Win- 
ter terms. 

Pine  Giioye  Semtnaby,  Harwich:. 

Incorporated  1846.  Sidney  Brooks, 
Teacher. 


Plymbtox  Academy,  Plymfton. 
Henry  A.  Goodhue,  Principal. 

Powers  Institute,  Beknardston. 
L.  F.  Ward,  A.M.,  Principal. 

Psospect  Hill  Gymnasium,  Plympton. 
E,  W.  Dlekerson,  Principal 

PtTNCHABD    Ff.EE    SCHOOL,    AnDOYEB. 

Incorporated  1851.     SamuelFnller, 
I>  D.,  President.    Moses  Foster,  Jr., 


Sheldon  English  and  Classical 
School,  Southampton. 
1823.     II.    J. 


Incorporated 

Principal. 


Boyd, 


Clerk  and  Treas.     Wm.  G.  Goldsmith, 
Principal. 


Pctkam  Free  School,  Newbtieypobt. 

Incorporated  1833.     Nathaniel  W. 

Metcalf,  A.  M.,  Principal. 

Rtyeeside  Institute,  Newton, 

Incorporated  1854.    F.  A.  Hildreth, 
J.  C.  V,  oodbridge,  Principals. 

Rochesteb  Academy,  Rochester. 
Rene!  B.  Clarke,  Principal 

Saxdebsox  Academy,  Ash  field. 

Incorporated  1821.      B.  E.  Smith, 
Principal. 

Sandwich  Academy,  Saxdwich. 

Incorporated  1804.     S.  S.  Sanborn, 
Principal, 

Sheffield  Academy,  Sheffield. 

>  Incorporated  1640.    Benj.  F.  Phil- 
lips, Principal. 

SiixLBCRNB  Falls  Academy. 

Incorporated  1 847.    E.  J.  Avery,  A. 
M.,  Teacher. 


South  Bebslshibe  Institute,  New 
Maexboeo'. 

Incorporated  1856.  John  A.  Meln- 
tosh,  Principal. 

Topsfield  Academy,  Topsfield. 

Incorporated  18-28.  A.  L.  Dutton, 
A.B.,  Principal;  Mrs.  M.  A.- Jones, 
Preceptress  ;  Prof.  B.  B.  Downes,  Jr., 
Teacher  of  Music. 

TauKO  Academy,  Teubo. 

Incorporated  1841,  Oren  K.  Gross, 
Teacher. 

Tufts  College. 

Medford.  Incorporated  185*2.  Rev. 
Thcs.  Whittemore,  Pres.  Kev.  A.  A. 
Miner,  of  Boston,  Secretary.  Thos. 
A.  Goddard,  of  Berlin,   Treasurer. 

Eev.  Rosea  Ballon,  2d,  D.  D.,  Presi- 
dent of  the  Faculty,  Professor  of  His- 
tory and  of  Intellectual  Philosophy. 

Alpheus  A.  Keen,  A.M.,  Professor 
of  ll/:  Ancient  Languages  and  of  Class- 
ical Literature. 

John  P.  Marshall,  A.  M.,  Professor 
of  Mathematics  and  of  Physical  Sci- 
ence. 

Benj.  F.  Tweed,  A.  M.,  Prof  of 
Rhetoric,  Logic,  and  English  Litera- 
ture. 

Jerome.  Schneider,  Ph.  D.,  instruct- 
or in  Ancient  and  Modern  Lanyua^-j. 

The  Academical  Year  is  divided 
into  Two  Terms.  The  First  Term  of 
the  Academical  Year  begins  six  weeks 
after  the  2d  Wednesday  of  July,  and 
ends  on  the  2d  Wednesday  of  January. 
The  Second  Term  begins  six  weeks 
after  the  2d  Wednesday  of  January, 
and  ends  on  the  2d  Wednesday  of 
July. 

The  Public  Commencement  is  held 
on  the  2d  Wednesday  of  July. 

Expexsks. — Tuition,  $35  a  year. 
Boom-rent,  from  Sic*  to  $15  a  year. 
Use  of  Library,  SI  a  year.  Board, 
not  including  washing  and  fuel,  52  a 
week.  Students,  who  choose,  board 
themselves. 

Wadswoeth   Academy,  Sudbuey. 
Miss  S.  J.  Ilolden,  Preceptress. 

Waep.en  Academy,  Wobukn. 

Incorporated  1830.  John  J.  Ladd, 
A.  M.,  Principal. 


Westfield  Academy. 
Incorporated  1.793. 

Joseph  B.  Holland,  M.  A..  Principal 

H.  E.  Daniels,  B.  A.,  Marcus  P. 
KftOwlton,  Assistants. 

Rebecca  P.  Boise,  Teacher  of  the 
Female  Department. 

Mar-jaret  A.  Gleason,  Teacher  of 
Instrumental  Music. 

Weslfyan  Academy,  (North)  Wil- 
b rah am. 

Incorporated  1824.  Rev.  Edward 
Otheman,  A.  M.,  of  Chelsea,  Presi- 
dent; John  M.  Merrick,  Wilbraham, 
Treas.  Harrison  Newhall,  of  Lynn, 
Secretary. 

Annual  Meeting,  Tuesday  next  pre- 
ceding last  Wednesday  in  June. 

Faculty. 
Rev.  Miner  Raymond,  D.  D.,  Princi- 
pal,and  Teacher  of  Mental  and  Moral 
Science. 

■    Oliver   Marey,   A.  M.,  Teacher  of 
Natural  Science. 


COLLEGES,    ACADEMIES,    ETC.  '  171 

Wheaton  Female  Seminary,  Norton'. 


Incorporated,  1837.  Mrs.  Caroline 
C.  Metealf,  Principal. 

Williams    Academy,    Stoctybridge. 

Incorporated  1823.  Daniel  Kim- 
ball, Mia*  Catharine  Woodberry,  Prin- 
cipal. 


"Williams  College,  Williamstown. 

Incorporated  1793. 
Rev.  Mark  Hopkins,  D.  I).,  LL.  I)., 

President,  and  Professor  of  3 for al  and 
Intellectual  Philosophy. 

Ehenezer  Emmons,  A.  M.,  M.  I)., 
Professor  of  Natural  History  and  Geo- 
lo9h'- 

Albert  Hopkins,  A.  M.,  Professor  of 
Natural  Philosophy  and  Astronomy. 

John  L.  T.  Phillips,  A.  M.,  Laicrence 
Prof,  of  the  Greek  Language  aitd  Liter- 
ature. 

Rev.  John  Tatlock,  LL.  D.,  Profes- 
sor of  Mathematics. 

John  Bascom,  Professor  of  Phetoric. 

Rev.  Isaac  N.  Lincoln,  A.  M.,  Pro- 
fessor of  Latin  and  French. 

Paul  A.  Chadbourne,  A.  M.,  Pro- 
fessor of  Botany. 

^Thomas  E.  Clark,  Ph.D.,  Professor 
of  Chemistry. 

Arthur  L.  Perry,  A.  M.,  Professor 
of  History,  Political  Economy,  and  the 
German  Language. 


of  Greek. 

Emerson  Warner,  A.  B.,  Teacher  of 
Latin. 

Nathaniel  Fellows,  A.  B.,  Teacher  of 
Mathematics. 

Ruby  Warfield,  Preceptress,  and 
Teacher  of  Drawing  and  Painting. 

Elizabeth  Mouiton,  Teacher  of 
French  and  German. 

Miranda  L.  Chapin,  Teacher  of 
Mus/c. 

Win.  M.  Merrick,  Teacher  of  Pen- 
manship. 

John  M.  Merrick,  Steward. 

Westeord    Academy,  Westford. 

Incorporated  1793.  John  D.  Long, 
Principal. 

Misses  H.  B.  Roger-,  A.  M.  Hale, 
Assistants. 

Westminster  Academy,  West- 
minster. 

Incorporated  1847.     Albert  S.  In- 
galls,  Principal. 

"West  Newton  English  and  Classical 
School,  West  Newton. 

Incorporated,  1855.     Nathaniel   T. 

Allen,  Principal. 

West   Town-send  Female    Seminary. 
Incorporated     1839. 


WlLLiSTGN      SEMINARY,    E. 


ISTllAMi'-TC  X. 


Mrs.  Sarah  II.  Brown,  Principal.       |  phyt  and  History. 


Incorporated  1841.  Hon.  Samuel 
Willistori,  President ;  Eii  A.  Hubbard, 
Treasurer.     Rev.  Rcllin  S.  Srone,  Sec. 

Josiah  Clark,  M.  A.,  Principal 
and  Teacher  of  Latin  and  Gn  ■ 

Eli  A.  Hubbard,  M.  A.,  Teacher 
of  Mathematics  and  Natural  Philoso- 
phy. 

Edward  Hitchcock,  Jr.,  M.  A.,  M.  IX. 
Teacher  of  Chemistry  and  Natural 
History. 

Richard  II.  Mather,  B.  A.,  Teacher 
of  Latin  and.   Greek. 

Geo.  D.  Pepper,  B.  A.,  Teacher  of 
Mathematics. 

Homer  Barton,  B.  A.,  Teacher  of 
English.  Grammar  and  Latin. 

Mon*.  Louis  Tribus,  Teacher  of 
French,  Spanish,  and  German. 

E.  S.  Hoadley,  Teacher  of  Music. 

Alfred  L.  Strong,  Teacher  of  Pen- 
manship. 

Miss  Elizabeth  B.  Hinckley,  Precep- 
I  tress,  and  Teacher  of  French,  Geoyra- 


1T2  MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 

Worcester  Academy,  Worcester,     j  Young  Ladies'  Institute,  Pittsiteld. 

W.  S.  Greene,  A.  ML,  and  W.  Rev-         ,  ,   ,    ,ft,0      «         r,     Tr 

nolds    A    M     Princlrall  Incorporated     1849.     Rev.     C.    V. 

Spear  and  iiev.  James  K.  isoyu,  rYm- 
Yabmouth  Academy,    So.  Yarmouth.      cip&U, 
Incorporated    1S43.  I 

NEW  ENGLAND  SCHOOL  OF  DESIGN  FOR  WOMEN. 

Savings  Bank  Building,  12  Temple  place,  Boston.     Incorporated,  1853. 
Henry  Lee,  Jr.,  Treasurer;  Martin  Brimmer,  Secretary. 
Martin  Brimmer,  Samuel  G.  Ward,  Robert  M.  Mason,  Directors. 
Number  of  students  January  1st,  1859,  26. 
S.  Salisbury  Tuckerman,  Principal. 


THE  PERKINS  INSTITUTION,  AND  MASS.  ASYLUM 

FOR  THE  BLIND, 

Instituted,  1831.    Located  at  South  Boston. 
I 

Depository  and  Office,  20  Bromfeld  Street. 

Edward  Brooks,  President.  Stephen  Fairbanks,  Vice  President.  Thomas 
B.  Wale--,  Jr.,  Treasurer.     Samuel  G.  Howe,  M.  D  ,  Director  and  Secretary. 

Thomas  G.  Carv,  Theophilus  P.  Chandler,  George  B.  Emerson,  Joseph 
Lyman.  Samuel  May,  Wm.  Perkins,  Geo.  R.  Russell,  James  Sturgis,  Trustees 
in  behalf  of  the  Corporation. 

The  Board  of  Visitors, consisting  of  the  Governor,  Lieut.  Governor,'  Presi- 
dent of  the  Senate,  Speaker  of  the  House,  &c,  have  appointed  Stephen  Fair- 
banks, Benj.  S.  Rotch,  Julius  A.  Palmer,  and  Wm.  D.  Tieknor,  of  Boston, 
Trustees  in  behalf  of  the  State. 

TERMS    OF    ADMISSION. 

Young  blind  persons,  of  good  moral  character,  can  be  admitted  to  the 
school  by  paying  $200  per  annum.  This  sum  covers  all  expenses,  except  for 
clothing  ;  namely,  board,  washing,  medicines,  the  use  of  books,  musical  instru- 
ments &e.  The  pupils  must  furnish  their  own  clothing,  and  pay  their  own 
fares  to  and  from  the  Institution. 

There  i?  a  vacation  in  the  Spring,  and  another  in  the  Autumn.  The  friends 
ot  the  papiis  can  visit  them  whenever  they  choose. 

Indigent  "'blind persons,,  of  suitable  age  and  character,  belonging  to  Massa- 
chusetts, can  be  admitted  gratuitously,  by  application  to  the  Governor  for  a 
"warrant. 

MASSACHUSETTS  SCHOOL  FOR  IDIOTIC  AND 

FEEBLE-MINDED  YOUTH, 

Eighth,  between  M  and  N  Streets,  South  Boston. 

Samuel  G.  Howe,  Pre*.;  Emory  Washburn,  Vice  Pre*. ;  Stephen  Fair- 
banks, Treas.  ;  E  iward  Jarvis,  Sec. ;  John  A.  Andrew,  Samuel  G.  Howe, 
William  Minot,  Win.  0.  Moselcy,  Robert  B.  Storer,  Joseph  Lyman,  of  Bos- 
ton, Edward'  Jarvis,  of  Dorchester,  and  Emory  Washburn,  of  Cambridge, 
Trustees  appointed  by  the  Corporation.  Stephen  M.  Weld,  Jamaica  Plain  ; 
John  Flint  and  Geo.  Russell,  Boston;  Nathan  Alien,  Lowell,  appointed  by  the 
Governor  and  Council. 

•  STATE  REFORM  SCHOOL  FOR  BOYS. 

Westboro'.  Established,  1S48.  Henry  W.  Cushman,  o\"  Bernardston  ; 
Parley  Hammond,  of  Worcester;  John  A.  Fayerweather,  of  Westboro' ; 
Simon  Brown,  of  Concord ;  Thomas  A.  Greene,  of  New  Bedford;  Josiah  II. 
Temple,  of  Framingham,  Judson  S.  Brown,  of  Fitchburg,  Trustees.  Parley 
Hammond,  of  Worcester,  Treasurer.  Wm.  E.  Starr,  Superintendent.  Orviile 
K.  Hutchinson,  Assistant  Supt.  Rev.  Win.  T.  Sleeper,  Chaplain.  Henry  H. 
Rising,  Physician.     T.  Frederick  Rxigham,  Steward. 


COLLEGES,    ACADEMIES,    ETC. 


ITS 


STATE-INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL  FOR  GIRLS, 


Lancaster.  Established,  1855.  Francis  B.  Fay.,  of  Chelsea;  Chas.  Banker, 
r.{  Roxbury;  Jtuies  Deane,  of  Greenfield;  Daniel  Denny,  of  Dorchester: 
.]  v\y>  Fisher,  of  Lancaster;  William  R.  Lawrence,  of  Boston  ;  Thomas  Tucker, 
of  Worcester,  Trztstees.  Francis  B.  Fay,  Treasurer.  William  II.  Lawrence, 
StcvutfiTit. 

Bradford  K.  Peirce,  Superintendent  and  Chaplain.  A.  E.  Bay n ton,  Farmer. 
J.  L.  S.  Thompson,  M.  D.,  Physician.  Mrs.  L.  P.  Cudworth,  Mrs.  Mary  M. 
Willard,  Mrs.  A.  E.  Brownlee,  Miss  C.  A.  Hatch,  Matrons. 

The  intention  of  this  Institution  is   to  secure  a  home  and  a  school  for  such 
mrls  as  may  be  presented  to  the  magistrates  of  the  State  appointed  for  that  pur 
pose,  as  vagrants,  perversely  obstinate,  deprived   of  the  control  and  culture  of 
their  natural  guardians,  or  guilty  of  petty  offences  and  exposed  to  a  life  of  crime 
Ami  wretchedness. 

Jan.  1,  1859,  number  in  the  Institution,  99. 

The  Judges  of  Probate  throughout  the  State  are  authorized  to  determine  ap- 
plieations  for  admission,  and  the  following  persons  have  also  been  appointed  as 
Commissioners  on  Admission  for  the  towns  in  which  they  reside  :  — 


Joseph  A.  Denny,  Leicester, 
JL.ulh.ef  Hatch,  Marshheid. 
James  Ford,  Fall  River, 
Lewi-:  E.  Caswell,  Boston, 
John  IL  Wilkins,       " 
Wa.  Wiliett,  " 

Frank  B.  Fay,  Chelsea, 
Benj.  C  Perkins,  South  Banvers, 
George  Andrews,  Salem, 
Wm.  W.  Blodgeit,  Pawtueket, 
Chas.  H.  Merriam,  Leominster, 
Benj.  F.  WMite,  Weymouth, 
John  S.  L.  Thompson,  Lancaster, 


Thorley  Colics ter,  Gardner, 
Luther  Hill,  Spencer, 
Stephen  WvMarston,  Newbury  port, 
Loring  Wheeler,  Newton, 
Franklin  Dickinson,  Belehertown, 
Geo.  Doane  Porter,  Mediord, 
Charles  Robinson,  Jr.,  Charlestown, 
Thornton  K.  Ware,  Fiichturg, 
Elijah  C.  Shattuck,  Berlin, 
Dwi^ht  Hyde,  Brookneld, 
Abel  F.  Hutchinson,  South  Reading 
Benj.  G.  Hill,  Maiden, 
Wm.  Taggart,  Haverhill. 


FLUMMBR  TAJiM  SCHOOL  OP  REFORM  FOR  BOYS. 

Miss  Caroline  Plummer,  of  Salem,  who  died  in  May,  1854,  made  a  liberal 
request  of  about  $25,000,  for. the  purpose  of  founding  a  Boys' Reform  School 
for  the  city  of  Salem,  on  a  plan  similar  to  that  of  the  "  State  Reform  School  for 
Boys,  at  WesfhoroV 

Trustees  appointed  by  the  Mayor  and  Aldermen  of  the  city  of  Salem:  Daniel 
A.White,  William  S-  Messervy,  of  Salem;  William  I.  Bowditch,  of  Boston; 
Joseph  Andrews,  Wm.  Lb  'Waters,  David  Nichols,  Geo.  Andre  wo,  James  Ivim. 
ball,  Eieazer  Austin,  and  William  Chase. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  were  incorporated,  by  the  Legislature  May  21,  1855  ; 
and,  on  the  26th  November,  1855,  they  met  and  organized  by  choice  of  Daniel 
A.  White,  Chainnan:  George  Andrews.  Secretary;  George  Andrew?,  Treas- 
urer; William  I.  Bowditch,  Joseph  Andrews,  Eieazer  Austin,  Executive  Com- 
mitter;, 

No  farther  action  has  yet  been  had  toward  establishing  toe  .school,  but  the 
funds  have  been  invested  till  such  time  as  they  shall  have  increased  to  a  sum 
■*'j'H dent  tor  the  purpose. 


INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL  FOR  GIRLS. 

Centre  street,  Dorchester,  near. the  Dorchester  Horse  Railroad,  Mrs.  J. 
i;>.'-r:'oH  Bowditch.  of  Boston,  President;  Mrs.  P.  C.  Brooks,  of  Boston,  Vice- 
President;  Mrs.  S.  Parkman,  of  Boston,  Secretary. 


171 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


TEACHERS   OP   HIGH   SCHOOLS. 

AbekeviatiOxs.  —  S.  M.,  Sub  Master?  U.,  Uaher. 


Towxs. 


Teacueks. 


Abiriglon,...] Augustus  E.  Scott,.. 

E..  George  Dwelley,.... 

"         N.JJohri   Ford... 

Adams,  So.,..  Benton  W.  Cole, 

B.irre Thomas  G.  Grassie,. . 

Beverly,  ....■John  II.  Baker, 

Bolton,'.  •  -  - . '  Warren  T.  Copeland, 

Boston^* : 

Latini, Boys),  Francis  Gardner,.... 
Charles  J.  Capen,  u., 
Wrri.  R.Diramock,  u., 

E.  A.  Gibbons,  u 

•  Geo.  W.  C.  Noble,  u., 

jWm.N.  Eayrs,  u.,.. 

; Moses  Merrill,  u.,... 

I  'Thomas  Sherwin,  ... 

;  C.  M.  Cumston,  s.  m., 

:L.  W.  Anderson, s.  M«, 

jEphraim  Hunt,  ir.,.. 

Charles  Carroll,  v.,.. 

j  William  H.Seavey,,. 

.IB.  O.  Whirtemore.. :. 

J  Jonathan  Freueh,.. . 

Bridgewater,  Frederic  Crafts  f  •  •■ 

Brighton John  Jtiuggk 


Eh?.  High 
(Boys'), 


Girls'H.&N 

Brain  tree,. « 


Brook  line, .. 
Cambridge,.. 

CharTestown 

Chelsea,  .... 
.Chicopee..-*-. 


John  E.  liorr,  ...... 

i'L.  R.  Wiliiston,  .... 

W.  F.  Bradbury  ,s.  m.. 

A.M.Gay,.... 

'C.  E.  Stetson,  s.  M — 
...iOzias  C.  Pitkin...... 

„  ..'George  D.  Robinson,. 
Chicopee  F.,jH.  A.  Buddington,*-. 
Clinton, ... 
Concord,.. 
Da;,  vers,., 
Dartmouil 
Dedham,.. 
Deerfield,. 
Dorehestei 


Fitehhurg, 
Frainin^hs 

Georgetow 
Gloucester, 
Greer,  held, 
Haverhill,  - 
HolHston,.. 


.JJ.S.  Phillips,... 

..'Charles  Alien,.... 
..Nathaniel  Hills,... 
(.  |  Daniel  L.  Hurd,  . . 

. .^Carlos  Slafter, 

..Virgil  M.  Howard, 
.  .'Jonathan  Kimball,.  .1 
(Nathaniel  G.Bonney,! 

...  Charles  P.  Ru<*g I 

. .  Charles  B.  Golf; j 

...Hanson  L.  Read,....) 

m< —  Kilburn, ; 

..iH.M.Sabin, 

h  \ —Parker,.,....! 

..'Leonard  Z.  Ferris,..) 
..A.  W.  Sprague,*.... 
.J Joseph  A.  Shores,...! 
.  jDr.Isaiah  FI. Nutting,! 


Holyoke,... 
Hop.kinton, 
Ipswich,  .. . 
Lawrence,.. 
Lee......... 

Leominster, 
Lexington,. 
Lowell 


Lynn, 


.(Joseph  Buckland,... 
.[John  W.  Allard^.... 
Jlssachar  Lefavcur,...! 
J  William  J.  Rolfe,....j 
.  jEphraim  Flint,  Jr.,-  - 1 
..jHalsey  J.  Boardmau, 
.Emery  Wr.  Lane,....' 
.  C.  C.Chase,  Prin..,.J 
lL.W.Hixou,  Sub.P.,\ 
|J.S.  Russell,  Assist.,\ 

J.  J.  Colton,  do., 

iC.  H.  Farnsworth/fo.J 
. | Henry  Luminis, | 


$600]  Maiden, (Joseph  H.  Ndyes.... 

600i  Manchester,.  George  M.  G.ice,... . ! 

600  jMarblehead,.| James  B.  Batcheller,! 

600;(MsrlboroughjObadiah  W.  Albee,.. 

8Q0j  Medford,....  Charles  Cummings,.. ! 

700'iMedwa?,...."  -I 

500i  Milford ;C.  I.  Draper 

lfMillbury,....(H.  E.  Rockwell, .... 

2,8p0j|Nantucket,...|B.  F.  Morrison, ; 

\/><ir  JTatick, iAbner  Rice, j 

1,500:  iN\  Bedford,  .jjohn  F.  Emerson,... 
1,400!  J.J.  Tucker,  S;  m.,.  . 

1,2001  Newbury  port 

1,200 i|    Brown H.  ;Levi  W.  Stanton 

L200jj  (Soys'),  JjJohnOrne.Jr.,  Assist.) 
2,800  j  Girls'High,  William  C.  Todd,  . . .  j 
2,000i!Newton,  ....(Valorus  H.  Dean,  ..! 
1,600 !! Newton,  W.J  William  E.  Sheldon,.: 
l,600:!Northampton(Jonathan  S.  Marshall! 
l,200j|N.  Brookfield'O.  W.  Whitaker,... .  ' 
2,800;  Oxford, jJohn  E.  Kimball,... 

750  | Palmer,   .. .  JGeorge  C.  Lanrion,..! 
[jPawtucket,.. | William  E.  Tolman,.| 

!  Pittsfield, ..  JS.  J.  Sawyer, I 

1,200   Plymouth,  . . !  Admiral  P.  Stone, . . .  | 

1,800,  jQuincy, | 

1,650!  (Randolph,  ..A.  A.  Leavitt, I 

l,200::Reaaing;....!?biiip  C.  Porter,....; 

LSooif&°xbtlry»  ■••I 

1  2no|J  Latin,  ....(Augustus  H.  Buck,..! 
I'eOOi'i  jWra.  C.  Collar,  s.  M.J 

'gQQij    English    ?|S... M.Weston,  ....... 

700 1     (Boys'},   \  jG.  H.  Gorely,  s.  m.,..i 

900 1      Girls' High!  Robert  Biekford.  ....! 

gQOijSalem, (Jacob  Bachelder, , . . .  | 

i  000H  Gordon  Bartlett,  u.,.  | 

j  (Salisbury,. ..  J.  L.  Cilley, | 

1  200i:'^°irierv^'e»  'K'-  ^k  Seals,. ........  j 

'oQfy  Southbridge,  jHenrv  T.  Dame,...  J 
1  son!  ?•  Dx-m'vers,..fC.  L.'Cushmah, I 

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lt$m  S.Wil&ralwi&lWesley  Squire j 

i['9:j,i   Spencer,  .. ..  i  Wm.  M.  Cuinmings, 

l'000  [Springfield,..) Ariel  Parish, ...j 

'gny!JStorieham,...iDana  I.  JoeeTyn,.... 
gOQ  (Taunton,  ...j  William  E.  Fuller,  .J 
g00  Tern pleton,, .  j  Hosea  F.  Lan e, ....  J 
gQOijUxbridge,  ..! Joseph  H.  Cjtark,. 
800   " 


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1,000 

9  DO 

750 

800 

800 
1,200 
l,100|i.; 

son 

C!,!(l 


Waltham.... (Leonard  P.  irost,.. 

Ware,  ...... 'George  Grosvenor,. 

Watertovvn,  .William  "Webster,.. . 


H.Dili,. 


l,20i 
1,00! 
1,00( 
1,00( 
1  20( 


NTelson  F 

Wellfleet [Nathanic 

Westborough {Silas  C.  Stone,......! 

W.  Boylston,  Chas.  W.  Holbrook,..! 

Wes-tfield,  ..A.  B.  Clapp 

W.  Roxbury,  Daniel  B.  Hagar • 

Weymouth,. J  K.M.Morse,  Jr.,s.M.J 

William  K.  Fletcher,! 

Thomas  Emerson,.. . 

William  A.  Stone,... 

j  Homer  B.  Sprague,.. 

P.W.Calkins,£«5r.I>.j 

j  Horace  Graves, >. 

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Wi 

Woburn,.. 

Worcester. 


Sdlirien. 

"Xdoo 

550 

700 

800 

1,000 

1 .000 

700 
1,200 
1,000 
1,500 

950 

1,100 

1,100 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

600 

4S0 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

7-50 

700 

1,800 

1,800 

1,600 

1,600 
1,000 

1,200 
600 

1.000 
'800 
,300 
•57o 

1,500 
800 

1,200 
700 
700 

1,000 

soo 

1,230 
500 

700 

soo 

2.000 

800 

900 

900 

1,200 

1,300 

1,200 

500 


«  For  the  rate  of  salaries  in  the  Boston  High  Schools,  see  page  176. 
t  Acaiemy  supplies  place  of  High  School. 


175 


TEACHERS    OF  GRAMMAR   SCHOOLS. 


ifcbington  (North), 

John  Ford. 
Abington  (South), 

William  E.  Jewell. 
Amesbury, 

James  C.  Mills, 
James  H.  Davis, 
Jonathan  Pressy. 
Beverly, 

Francis  M.  Dodge, 
Joseph  G.  Dod^e, 
Chas.  W.  Johnson. 
Bolton, 

Warren  T.  Copeland. 
Boston, 

George  Allen,  Jr. 
John  P.  Averill, 
Samuel  Barrett, 
Pereival  W.  Bartlett, 
Joshua  Bates, 
Daniel  C.  Brown, 
Samuel  L.  Gould, 
Joseph  Hale, 
James  Hovev, 
George  B.  Hyde, 
Charles  Kimball, 
Hosea  H.  Lincoln, 
Samuel  W ,  Mason, 
James  A.  Page, 
Josi-ah  A.  Stearns, 
Reuben  Swan,  Jr., 
Robert  Swan, 
Samuel  Swan, 
Charles  E.  Valentine. 
Wm. T.Adams,    s.  m. 
Jas.  F.  Blackinton,  " 
MeL'rin  F.  Cooke,  " 
Amphion  Gates,      " 
Henry  C.  Ilardon,  " 
Alfred  Hewins,        " 
Robert  C.  Metealf,  «« 
Charles  A.  Morrill,  " 
P.  G.  Parmenter,    " 
Ben].  W.  Putnam,  " 
Fred'k  A.  Sawyer,  " 
Win.  B    Swan; 
Charles  Hutchins,   il 
W.  li.  Ward, 
J.  Frank  Bailey,     ush 
W.  L.  P.  Boardman,  " 
Wm.  S.  Clarke, 
John  M.  Colcord,       " 
Quincy  E,  Dickeriuan, 
Edward  Gay,  " 

Lucia n  Hunt,  " 

Richard  F.Putnam,  " 
Bradford, 

Charles  Pollock. 
Brighton, 

John  D.  Marston, 
Solomon  A.  Poor. 
Brimheld. 

Jos.  G.  Scott, 
Brookline, 

Ghas,  E.  Abbott, 
Samuel  L.  Cutter, 
David  II.  Daniels, 
Cambridge  (Last), 
Francis  Cogswell, 
•  R.  II.  Fletcher, 
Daniel  Mansfield. 
Cambridge  (North),- 

John  Merrill. 
Cambridgeport, 

Aaron  15.  Magoun, 
Benj.  W.  Roberts", 
Ah  ah  C.  Smith. 


Canton, 

J.  C.  Mead, 
Charlestown, 

Cornelius  S.  Cartee, 
Benj.  F.  S.  Grirrin, 
Joseph  B.  Morse, 
William  H.  Sanders, 
George  Swan, 
Joseph  T.  Swan, 
Sam'l  S.  Wiilson. 
Wm.  Baxter,  s.  m. 
G.  D.  Bigelow   " 
L.  A.  Darling,  " 
Chatham, 

Joseph  W.  Cross,  Jr., 
Everett  Fh  Eldredge, 
Chelsea,  _ 

Daniel  C.  Linscott. 
Chicopee. 

William  Valentine. 
Clinton, 

J.  S.  Phillips 
Cohasset, 

Wm.  F.  Bacon, 
Danvers, 

J.  II.  Boyd, 
Ebenezer  Gav.  Jr., 
J.H.  Root," 
Dedham, 

George  Newcorab, 
John  O.  W.  Paine, 
Henry  D.  Stevens, 
John  J.  Dana, 

Jerauld. 

Dedham  (West), 

Cephas  Brigham, 
Dedham  (South,) 

Chester  H.  Comey, 
(Mill  Village), 

Oliver  F.  Bryant. 
Dorchester, 

L.  H.  Buckingham, 
Leverett  M.  Chase, 
E.  G.  Emery, 
Lemuel  C.  Grosvenor, 
.     P.  Brooks  Merritt, 
11  Miry  C.  Rolfe, 
Isaac  Swan. 
Edgartown, 

George  B.  Mussey, 
Damon  Y.  Norton. 
Fairhaven, 

Aaron  Porter, 
Fall  River, 

William  R.  Gordon, 
George  W.  Locke, 
Albion  K.  Slade. 
Fitch  burg, 

Charles  W.  Carter, 
George  R.  Marble, 
Levi  W.  Russell. 
Gloucester, 

H.  A.  Parmenter. 
Grafton, 

Dari'l  B.  Hubbard. 
Greem'iield, 

J.  F.  Griswold, 
D,  H.  Newton. 
I  Harvard, 

George  W.  Twiss, 
Haverhill, 

John  Crowel),  Jr. 
Edward  H.  HammoiK 
Jacob  B.  Smith. 
Hawlev, 

Vk'  E.Smith. 
J.  G.  Longley. 


Hincrham. 

De  Witt  C.  Bates, 
Edmund  Cottle, 
Wales  B.  Thayer, 
Benj.  C.  Vose. 
Holyoke, 

Sidney  Hoiman. 
Ipswich, 

Wesley  K.  Bell,    a 
A.  M.  Huntington. 
Solomon  E.  Kimball. 
Kingston, 

James  E.  Alden, 
Charles  E.  Brown, 
Charles  T.  Thompson. 
George  L.  Ellis, 
Thomas  Gurney,  2d, 
Walter  1.1.  Faunce. 
Lancaster, 

Stebbin3. 

Lawrence, 

A.  B.  Clarke, 
James  11.  Eaton,  s.  rn7 
George  A.  Walton. 
Leicester, 

Henry  W.  Nichols, 
Lexington  (East), 

Oliver  P.  Rogers. 
Lincoln, 

John  B.  Hanson. 
Lomr  meadow, 

W.  C.  Goldthwait, 
Charles  O.Thompson. 
Lowell, 

Perley  Balch, 
Samuel  Bement, 
Samuel  A.  Chase, 
Amos  B.  Heywood, 
Daniel  P.  Gailoup, 
Charles  Morrill, 
Joseph  Pcabody, 
Aaron  Walker,' Jr. 
Lynn , 

John  Batchelder, 
Fdi  E.  Boynton, 
Levi  W.  Crosman, 
Henry  Moore, 
Timothy  G.  Senter, 
Maiden  (South), 

Henry  L.  Chase. 
Marblehead, 

John  Nutting* 
Elmer  Valentine. 
Medfield, 

Charles  Hamant, 
John  N.  Stevens, 
George  Tisdale. 
Med  ford. 

Charles  Bradford, 
R-ufus  Sawyer. 
Melrose, 

Edward  Stickney. 
Mcthuen, 

Samuel  G.  Sargent. 
Milton, 

John  L.  Davis, 
W.  S.  Everett, 
Franklin  Jacobs, 
G.  S.  Webster, 
E.  Frank  Wood, 
M.  C.  Towle, 
William  H.  May- 
hew. 
Nahant, 

Luther  Dame. 
Nantucket, 

J.  M.  Bunker. 


176 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


New  Bedford. 

James  S.  Barrell, 

Wm.  A.  Barrell, 

Ivory  S.  Cornish, 

Ebcnezer  llervey, 

Sylvauder  Hutchinson 

Nehemiah  Lincoln,  Jr. 
Ncvburyport, 

Ht  nry  W.  Chapman, 

Stephen  Peabody, 
'  William  Reed, 

J.  P.  Rousseau. 
Newton  (Upper  Palls), 

C.  M.  Dinsmore. 
Newton  (Corner), 

Henry  Babcock. 
Newton  (\"ille)«_ 

Ebenezer  Woodward. 
North  Brid^ewater, 

J.  V.  Bisbee, 

S.  R.  Williams. 
North  Chelsea,   • 

Miss  Sarah  S.  Adams, 

Miss  II.  N.  Copeland. 
Orleans, 

CUas.  L.  Harding. 
Pawtucket, 

Alvin  C.  Robbing. 
Petersham; 

Joseph  F.  Dudley. 
Plymouth, 

A.  II.  Cornish, 

G.  P.  Andrew. 
Provir.cetown, 

I.  L.  Putnam. 
Qu'mcy, 

Seth  Dewing,  Jr. 

L.  P.  Forbusa, 

S.  Morse,  Jr. 

Caleb  Murdoch, 

J.  W.  Upton. 
Rochester, 

Noah  Sherman. 
Rockport, 

Reuben  B.  Pool. 
Eos  bury, 

John  Kneelanrl, 

John  P.  Batuai,  s.  m. 

v.;  ,'••'}.    :u  H.  Long, 


Adeline  M.  Seaver, 
Sarah  A.  M.  Gushing. 

Sal  em . 

Thomas  H.  Barnes, 
Jacob  F.  Brown, 
Wm.  P.  lUwvard, 
Silas  Peabody, 
Levi  P.  Warren. 

Salisbury, 

Streeter  Evans, 
Perkins  Merrill, 

Shelburne, 

Pliny  piske. 

Sh.utes.bury, 

N.  E.  Holland. 

Somerset, 

Willi  am  Gardner, 
Georse  A.  liowland. 
Elisba  Orris. 

Somerville, 

John  Jameson, 
Orrin  S.  Kriapp, 
George  T.  Littlefield, 

D.  B.  Wheeler. 
South  Dan  vers, 

George  F.  Barnes, 
Leonard  P.  Brickett, 
George  Dutton, 
Charles  B.  Warner. 

South   Had  ley, 

James  P.  Lane, 
George  Brooks  (Falls), 

South  Reading, 

E.  Bracket. 
Southwick, 

Elbert  0.  Noble, 
Springfield, 

Charles  Barrows, 

E.  F.  Foster, 
James  K.  Lombard, 
J.  DwightStratton. 

Stoughton, 

J.  M.Drake, 

F.  C.  Smith  (Centre). 
Frederick  Capen, 
Elmer  H.  Capen, 
Massena  B.  Hawes, 
Brdw  a. 


Swamp  scot  i, 

W.  H.  Merritt. 
Swanzey, 

Edward  F.  Gardner, 

Job  Gardner,  Jr. 
Taunton, 

Geo.  C.  Wilson, 

Elijah  M.  Richmond. 
Templeton, 

Geo.  Heywood. 
Tisbury, 

Ad'oniram  J.  Grey, 

Edward  Everett. 
Townsend, 

Augustine  L.  Howard. 
Walt  ham, 

George  W.  Frost. 
Ware, 

George  C.  Fenn, 
Wareham, 

Samuel  Nott. 
Watertown, 

H.   Webster, 

Henry  Chase, 

John  Wilson. 
West  Cambridge, 

A.  P.  Smith, 

II.  A.  Dearborn, 

Albert  Palmer. 
West  Roxbury, 

Levi  Dodge. 

Andrew  J.  Nutter. 
Weston, 

H.  P.  Andrews. 
Weymouth, 

James  0.  Scripture. 
Woburn, 

D.  Freeman,  Jr. 
Worcester, 

Harris  R.  Greene, 

Addison  A.  Hunt. 
Worcester-!  New), 

D.  W,  Haskins. 
Yarmouth  (West), 

H.  Cannon. 
Yarmouth  (South), 

Alfred  B.  Adams, 

Albeit  Wood. 


JALARIES  OF  TEACHERS,  &c. 


in  Boston,  the  rates  of  salaries  are,  — -  Secretary  of  the  School  Committee,  S'SQO  ; 
Superintendent  of  Schools,  $'2,500. 

Masters.  —  High,  Latin,  and  Normal,  $2,400  for  the  -first  year's  service,  with  an 
increase  of  §100  for  each  additional  year's  service,  till  the  salary  amounts  to  §'2,890. 
Grammar,  first  year,  $1,60Q,  with  an  annual  increase  of  $100,  until  it  reaches  $'2,000. 

Sub-Masters.  —  H'gb.  and  Latin,  first  year,  $1,600,  with  an  annual  increase  of  $:100, 
until  it  reaches  ,92.000.  Grammar,  first  year,  £;1,200,  with  an  annual  increase  of  $100, 
until  it  reaches  §1,000. 

Ushers. — High  and  Latin,  first  year.  $1,200,  with  an  annual  increase  of  $100,  until  it 
ies  £L#00,     Grammar,  $'SQ0,  with  an  annual   increase   of  $100,   until    it   reached 
$l,U0O. 

Female  Assistants.  —  Normal,  Head  Assistants,  £600;  other  Assistants,  §390. 
Grammar,  Head  Assistants,  ,>509  ;  other  Assistants,  5o00  for  the  first  year,  with  an 
annua.!  inezease  of  <:> ),  until  it  reaches  S  150, 

The  salaries  of  the  Primary  School  teachers  are  fixed  at  £300  for  the  first  year,  with 
an  incr<  -•■=  of  ,*'  i  I  per  annum,  until  it  amounts  to  $450  per  annum. 

The  sal.u'  s  of  the  Grammar  Masters  in  some  of  the  other  principal  places  are  as 
follows:—  Brighton,  §S90;  Brooklme,  51,4!)*);  Cambridge,  §1,200;  Charlestown, 
51.30U;  Dorch  tef.&i.OOG;  Fall  River,  6*1.000 ;  Lawrence,  51,100;  Lowell,  5 1,000; 
Lynn;Sl,0d0;  N'e>\  Bedford,  §1,000;  Roxbury,  £1,400-;  Salem,  51,000;  Springfield, 
$  I i) ;    Worcester,  §1,10  ),     In  each  case  the  highest  salary  is  given. 


COLLEGES,    ACADEMIES,    ETC. 


177 


TEACHERS  OF  PRIVATE  SCHOOLS. 


S.  Hemans. 

•  ;.-    »     [e  .  ikntreYilie), 

Klisba  Bacon. 
1  arn s  table  (Hya  n  nts), 

;  bi  >dore  F.  Bassett. 
Bedford, 

James  A.  Dugan. 
Boston, 

See     Boston    Easiness 
Directory. 
Brookline, 

Mrs.  Edra   R.   Fitz. 
Char'efnontj 

William  Pomroy, 
Concord, 

F.  B.  Sanborn. 
Dennis  (South), 

Alfred  B.  Adams. 
D  nnis  (West), 

George  X.  Munsell. 
Dennis  (East), 

Persis  S.  Crowell. 
D  irebester, 

Mis.  Burrill, 

Increase  S.  Smith. 
Tag  art  own. 

~  Miss  Catherine  Bassett. 
Ervir-sr, 

W,  D.  Lymar. . 
Foxboro*, 

James  L.  Stone. 
Framingham, 

J.  W.  Brown, 

C.  J.  Frost. 
'  mcester, 

1).  M.  Easton. 
Grafton, 

W.  F.  Wheeler. 
Gjeat  Barrineton. 

James  Sedgwick, 

Mrs,  Martlb  Allen, 

M;>5  C.  Crossmak. 
Gi    :  geld, 

Miss  Ruth  Russell, 

Misses  H.  &  A.  Stone 
Hanson, 

Thomas  Gurnev,  2d. 
Hatfield  (North), 

J.  II.  Knight, 

Miss  Adeline  Whiton. 
Kingston 

WTlie  R.  Ellis. 

■••'.,  r. 

.'   '  t-rt  Tolman, 

Alfred  A.  Gilbert. 
;-'-v  s  eace, 

das  L'aisdell. 
■    . 

Alexander  P.  Hvde. 

0.  C.  Bullard, 
Miss  Maria  Clark, 

Mr?.  F.  B.  Sedgwick. 
Leyden, 

lienry  A.  Baddm^ton. 


Loncrmeadow, 

W.  C.  Goldihwait, 

Law  ton. 

Lo  veil, 

E. Nelson. 
Ludlow, 

Gilbert  Pillsbury. 
Lunenburg, 

Charles  A.  Goodrich. 
Manchester, 

John  Price. 
Marshfield, 

Hiram  A.  Oakman. 
Medford, 

A.  K.  Hathaway. 
Milford  (Hopedale), 

Wm.  S.  Hey  wood. 
Nantucke:, 

Alfred  Maey, 

•James  M.  Bunker. 
NcLd'iam, 

Adiel  Harvey, 

Harrison  I.eland. 
New  Bedford, 

Abuser  J.  Phipps, 

John  Boadle, 

Amasa  S.  Gleason. 
Newton  (Centre), 

E.  H.  Barstow, 

S.  F.  Smith, 

J.  W.  Hunt, 

Lyman  Gilbert, 

Miss  Buck- 
North  Andover, 

Hiram  Berry. 
Northboro', 

Joseph  Allen, 

Elmer  "Valentine. 
North  Bridgeware-, 

S.  D.  Hunt. 
Northfi.eld. 

Willed  Jones. 
G  ranee, 

Miss  Sophia  B.Paekard. 
Gtis, 

Henry  W.  Bosworth. 
Pepperell. 

*  David  Ferry. 
Pittsikdd, 

Miss  Clara  Wei  Is. 

Charles  E.  Abbott. 
Plymouth, 

Charles  Burton. 
Rowe, 

Harden  S.  Ford. 
Roxbury, 

Miss  Annie  D  •  termor t. 

Charles  K.  Dillaway, 

M.  P.  Durant, 

Mary  A.  M  -rse. 

Adonic  Tripp. 
Salem, 

Gee.  F.  Bradford, 

Charles  Hobart, 

William  L<  avitt, 

George  F.  Read, 


Henry  F.  G.  Waters, 
Edward  Woodford. 
Sandwich, 

Helen  Dillingham, 

Irene  Dill  a  way, 

Eliza  G.  Wing, 

Paul  "Vv  Lag. 
Situate, 

George  W.  Beals. 
Sheffield, 

Joseph  Hyde, 

Miss  Sarah  Like. 
Springfield, 

Miss  Laura  W.Stebbins, 

Mrs.  M,  W.  Lee. 
Sterling, 

Wm.  A.  P.  Willard. 
Stockbridge,- 

Georee  P.  Bradlev, 

Jared  Reid,  Jr. 

Ferdinand  Hoffman, 

E.  W.  B.  Canning, 
•    Marshall  Warner. 
Stou^hton, 

Francis  C.  Sumner. 
Swampscott, 

Mary  E.  Ingalls. 
Sutton, 

G.  D.  Williams. 
Taunton, 

Henrv  B.  Wheelwright, 

Mrs.  S.  Soutngate. 
Templeton, 

Mrs.  Lucy  Richards. 
Tyns'sboro', 

Fhlneas  Allen. 
Walpole, 

A  ndrew  Wash  burn . 
Wareham, 

Samuel  Nott. 
Warwick, 

E.  J.  Finery. 
Watertovm, 

Daniel  Mack, 

Miss  Delia  Fainter. 
Way!  and, 

Thomas  H.  Emerson. 
West  Brooktaeid, 

Mrs.  I).  M.  Kimball. 
West  Cambridge,      \ 
.    Edward  ]'."  Bates. 
West  Granville, 

S.  W.  Hathaway. 
West  Roxburv, 

Mrs.  La!  '■. 

Mrs.  Peabodr, 

Ji  seph  IF  Allen, 

Mrs.  Adams. 
Wiliiamstown, 

Natb  miel  H.  Griffin, 

Benjamin  1  .  Mills. 
Wilmington, 

Mrs.  Lucy  A.  Dustin. 
Worcester, 

Caleb  B.  Metculf, 

J,  v.  Beane. 


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178 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


CITY   0?   BOSTON. 

MUNICIPAL    ELECTION,    SECOND    MONDAY    IN    DECEMBER. 


MEETINGS 


Board  of  Aldermen, 


Monday   Afternoon, 


MEETINGS 


j  I     Common    Council, 


Thursday   Evening. 


City  Government  Organised,  First  Monday  in  January. 
City  Charter  Granted,  February  23,  1822;   Accepted,  March  4,  132; 


Silas  Peirce. 
Jesse  Holbrook. 

Fbenezer  Atkins. 
CLarles  Emerson, 


Joseph  T.  Bailey, 
William  W.  Allen. 
Thomas  C.  Aroory.  Jr. 
Timothy  A.  Sumner, 


CITY  GOVERNMENT  FOR  1859. 

Mayor,  FREDERIC  W.  ElKCOJ_.lv,  JR.    Salary,  $4,000.    OHl.ce,  City  Hall. 

ALDERMEN. 
Silas  Peirce,  Chairman. 
George  Der>nie. 
George. A.  Curtis. 
Samuei  D.  Crane, 
Clement  Willis. 
»  COMMON    COUNCIL. 

J.   Putnam  Bradlee,  Presidmt. 
Ward    1»— "Wm.  Farkman,  Join;  W.  Bartlett,  Cornelius  Doherty,  SamT  B.  Krogrnan. 
"         Q.~- TTm,  C.  Ford,  Daniel  D.  Kelly,  Gilbert  E.  Pierce,  Joseph  Robbins. 
"         3.— '-Horace  Poland,  John  C.  Tucker,  Thomas  Mocucv,  Win.  C.  Burgess. 
4:.— P.  G.  Faxon,  W.  C.  Williamson.  F.  D.  Stedman,  J.  Putnam  Bradiee. 
"  £3. — Lucius  Slade,  Joseph  I..  Pares,  Jsirus  Beai,  Theophilus  Burr,  Jr. 

6,^-Tisdale  Drake,  John  G.  Webster,  Philip  II.  Sears,  J.  H.  Robinson. 
"  7. — Henrv  P.  Bavley,  Jabez  Frederick,  Charles  J.  McCarthy,  James  Riley. 

8;— Timothy  R.  Pac^,  John  L.  Batchelder,  John  S.  Tyler,  Jonas  Fitch. 
9.--I  ■  M.  Stanriish,  L.  I..  Yttiieutt,  Horace  Jenkins,"^  iiliam  Carpenter. 
"       TO, — Charles  S.  Buru-e  s,  Robert  Cewdiri,  Ansel  Eo'thfop,  Justin  Jones. 
"       11.-C  A.  Pwiehard^  Wm.  ]-'.  Richardson,  W.  W.  Clapp;  Jr..  Joseph  F.  Paul. 
"       12. — H,enry  B.  Janes,  Osborn  Howes,  Joel  Baker,  Jr.,  Samuel  R.  Spinney. 
City    Clerk,    Samuel   P.   McCleary.     Salary,   S'2,300 ;   and,  for  Assistant  Clerks. 
£2,600.     [Chos    i  by  the  City  Council,  in  Convention,  in  January.] 

Clerk  Common  Council,  Washcvgtox   P.   Gregg.      Salary,' .$1,200.      [Chosen   by 
Common  Council,  in  January.!] 

City  Messenger,  Oliver  H.  Spttbr.     Salary,   51,200.     [Chosen  by  City  Council,  in 
January  or  February.] 

A&sutant  Messenger*  Joseph  E.  HAtn'T.     Salary,  $400.     [Appointed  by  Messenger.] 
WARD    OFFICERS. 

Wardens.  Clerks:  Wardens.  '  Clerks. 

1.  David  Hill.  T.  A.  Mathews.  7-  Edward  Ryan.  George  II.  Hovt. 

2.  D.  Y.  Kendall.  J.  it.  Macv.  8.  W.  M.  Flanders.  G.  O.  Brigham. 

3.  Br-nj   F.  Mahan.  H.Smith.  9.  C.  Havden.  J.  L.  Drew,  Jr. 
*-  James  Cheeyer.  F.  A.  Osborn.  10.  Ahijah"  Ellis.  G.  H.  Chapman. 
•r>.  SohnS.Pear.  P.  Bonn ey,  Jr.  LP  W.  Swihaoh.  Joseph  Meyer. 
6.  T-  F.  Sutter.  F.  H.  Hen-sUaw.        I   12.  Gilbert  Wait.  H.R.Gray. 

Inspectors. 
L    Georsre  W,  Perkins,  Charles  W.  Wedger,  Ludwia:  Nelson,  Patrick  McNearney, 

'     ■  -ire  A.  Fond. 
S.    Jairns  Pratt,  Jr.,  John  Kennedy,  And* w  Hall,  John  Clifton,  Jr.,  Horace  B.  B   •'.  r. 
3.     ;     '•      Kinsfcll,  LeRoy  C    Hall.Juhn  D.  Cadogan,  AsaD.Pattee,  Bmij.  Wi 
4u     '      •  '        rson,  "John  F.  Anderson,  S.C.'Burr,  UriePH.  Crocker,  Ge<      e  II. 

K  lni»  tbury. 
r>.     '■■  v'    !'  ■'■  forth,  Francis  Green   Nathan  M.  Marble,  A.  G.  Lyon,  D.  IX  Dana. 
J';.     -!    U    J      i*a*\  Cyrus  II.  laggard,  E.  ForristaB,  Jr..  S.  L.  Bliss,  E.  K.  Gibson. 

7,  J-!         "■  I "•  Manning,  Wm.  ! '.   r.e,  Jnau  Finnegan,  Wm.  Keating,  Patrick  [.ovett. 

8,  «?nha    1'     !■    v    .    Henry   D..   Williams,   Stephen   R.   Cook,   J.   Tisdale  Bradlce, 

[J       .•■-..,. 

9,  Edward  It  Hunt,  Ben).  F,  Smith,  Albert  Carter,  Philo  J.Leeds,  Win.  D.  M    rris. 


10. 


i  LCHnpson,  Cbns.  C.  Darliag,  J.  F.  Dunning,  H.  B.  Fisher,  F.  G.  Alb 


CITY    GOVERNMENTS. 


179 


II.    William  Copeland,  Benjamin  D.  Whitcomb,  Frederic  C.  Davis,  Hubbard  W.  Til- 
ton,  James  B.  Sargent. 
X2,    Geo.  B.  Mitchell,  James  Bragdon,  Rollin  N.  Hill,  G.  W.  Bail,  Chas.  Gerrish. 

A.3SESSOBS'    DBPABTSrEKT, 

Principal  A  vsesxors. 

Gjzoegb  Jackson,  Henry  Sargent,  Geo.  E.  Head,  Jons  D.  Richardson.    Salary, 

#1,500  each.     Clerk  hire,  §4,800.     Office,  City  Hall. 

Per  Diem  Assessors,  $4.00  per  day. 

Wm,  II.  Lane.  John  G    Datis,  Bent.  Fessenden, 

Cyrus  Washburn,  Josiah  L.  C.  Amee,  Joseph  W.  Mbruiamj 

James  Cheeyer,  Spencer  Tinkham,  Joseph  W.  Howard. 

Assistant  Assessors?,  in  Wards. 


1.— Amos  W.  Cross,  John  Pratt. 

2.— C    L.  Litchfield,  Merrill  PettcngilL 

3.— Thos.  Critchett,  Michael  Cummisky, 


i.s  P.  Merriam-. 


5.— Edward  Sands,  Artemas  11.  Holden. 
6. — Eben  Mann,  B.  G.  Boardnian; 


7.— Cnlvin  W.  Clark,  Edward  Ryan. 

8.— Nahum  Brigham,  Alfied  B. 'Warren. 

9.— Richard  Nutter,  Chester  Daniel!. 
10—  Abijah  Ellis.  Loring  B.  Barnes. 
11. — Samuel  S.  Ridgway,  Stephen  Tucker. 
12, — Sam '1  Leeds,  Christopher  A.  Connor. 


[The  Assessors  and  Assistant  Assessors  are  chosen  by  concurrent  vote  of  the  City 
Council  in  February  or  March.  The  Assistant  Assessors  receive  $3  for  each  day's 
service.] 

Secretary  to  Assessors,  Henry  Sargent. 

BRIDGES. 

Superintendent  Federal  Street  Bridge,  Eeenezer  C.  Leman.  Salary,  pOQO,  and 
rent  of  shop  on  Bridge.     [Chosen  by  concxirrent  vote  in  January  or  February.] 

Superintendent  Dover  Street  Bridge,  Abner  J.  Gafeield.  Salary.  $oQ0,  and  rent 
of  house  and  shop  on  Bridge.     [Chosen  by  concurrent  vote  in  January  or  February.] 

Superintendent  Chelsea  Street  Bridge,  Edward  T.  Stowers.  Salary  £200.  [Chosen 
by  concurrent  vote  in  January  or  February  ] 

"Superintendent  of  the  Meridian  Street  Bridge,  Abner  Knight.  Salary,  £400. 
[Chosen  by  concurrent  vote  in  January  or  February.] 

Superintendent  Mount  Washington  Avenue  Bruins,  George  H.  Dayis.  Salary,  $1300. 
[Chosen  by  concurrent  vote  in  January  or  February.] 

FIFvS    DEPARTMENT. 

CHIEF  ENGTSrESR,  GEORGE  W.  SIRE).    Salary,  $1,200.    Cffice,  City 

ENGINEERS,   Salary,  S250  each.. 


Juildirg.    ASSISTANT 


At  Lmve.~ Chas.  C.  11 

errv,  J  Dist.  2. — Job 

i.  S.  Damrell, 

Dist. 

t.— Zen  as  E.  Smith 

i  I 

Wm.  A.  G 

'een\          "     3.— David  C.  Meloon, 

fi 

6. — 

1 

Dist. 

J. — NathT  W.  Pratt,            i(    4. — David  Chamberlin, 

" 

7 . — Jo s e p h  D u n ba - , 

[Chosen  in  January  or  February  by  concurrent  vote.] 

' 

George  H.  Allen, 

Clefh.     Salary,  £800. 

i 

1 

Foremen  of  Oomp&nu 

,5150;   Assistant  'Foreseen,  and   Clerks 

?,7id  Stewards,  $123 

Members,  , 

£100.     IMM  Compos 

y  lias  about  thirty'Six  j 

Ue>  t$exs. 

% 

No. 

Name. 

Locution. 

Foreman. 

Clerk. 

1 

1. 

Mazeppa, 

Broadway,  S.  B., 

1 

o 

Perkins, 

Broadway,  S.  11, 

Peter  Lincoln. 

X 

3. 

Eagle, 

M»r ash. j  n.  Dover, 

Ed.  W.  Milliken, 

Wm.  H.  Stackpoie 

\ 

4, 

C  ,t  iraet. 

Mt.  Vernon, 

Rufus  P.  Farrar, 

Charles  P.  Stetson 

\ 

5, 

Extinguisher, 

East, 

11.  Wallingford, 

John  Ray. 

I 

Eft 
1 

g 

Boston, 

Commercial, 

Benjamin  Tarbox, 

Albert  L.  Pearson. 

9! 

Maverick, 

Paris,  E.  B., 

John  P.  Somerby, 

Wm.  Wentwortb,. 

10. 

Dunbar, 

CentraU  sq;,E.B., 

George  A.  Tucker, 

Martin  H.  Cross. 

11. 

Baruicpat, 

Court  Square, 

John  Tobias, 

Thos.  M.  Regan, 

1 

1  0 

1  reraont, 

Warren, 

Oliver  It.  Bobbins, 

Levi  W.  Shaw. 

is! 

Webster, 

Chelsea,  E.  B., 

Ch  is.  E   Turner, 

Moses  C.  George. 

I 

14. 

S.  U.  Spinney; 
liwik  «  Ladder. 

Fourth,  S.  B., 

James  Chambers, 

T.  Nichols  P  ige. 

1, 

Warren, 

Friend. 

Moses  Place, 

Chas.  IT.  Merritt. 

(y 

Washington, 

Paris,  E.  B., 

Charles  Simmons, 

Wm.  T.  Keen. 

I 

3, 

Franklin, 

Harrison  Ay., 

Geo.  W:  Warren, 

J  as.  B.  Fresco  tt. 

1 

Hydrant 

1. 

Washington, 

Salem, 

Chas.  F.  Dunton, 

T.  S.  R.  Britton. 

1 

r> 

Union, 

Hudson, 

Benj.  KM-, 

lb  P,  Stowell. 

*}■ 

Chester, 

>'•..■  i  b  tmpton, 

Lorins  Hallett. 

John  C.  Fallon 

5 

S  .  In  k, 

Sh  iwrnut".Av., 

W  ill       •   1  nrell, 

\V  m.  H.  Gardner. 

I 

6. 

Deluge. 

Paris,  B.  B., 

Joseph  Barnea 

Win.  H.  Rymeii. 

FIRE    ALAHM    TELB.GBAP.H; 

•>'''-'  SEEK  1?.  STEaRNS,  STiFESESrlE'inJENT.  Sc  1  « •:. ■,  $1,200,  Office,  City  Building,  21  Court  s<i 

[Chosen  by  concurrent  vote  in  January  or  February.] 

MMa   MeAffee,  Charles  A.  Stearns,  Francis  11.  Coffin,  Operators.    George  S.  Thorn, 

Repairer,    Franklin  H.  Badger,  Assistant  Repairer. 


ISO  MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 

s 

HARBOR. 

Samuel  Cook,  Harbor  Master;  ofSce,  140  Commercial  street.  Salary  51,000,  and 
gl.OOQ  for  two  Boatmen,  and  $150  for  rent  of  Boat  House.  [Chosen  by  concurrent 
role  annually,  "  if  expedient."] 

HEALTH, 

EXTBEJTAL     DEPARTMENT. 

John  M.  Moriarty,  Port  Physician,  Resident  at  Peer  Island.  Salary,  $200  and 
board.     [Chosen  by  concurrent  vote  in  January  or  February. 

George  Lorinp:,  Captain  of  the  Steamer  Henry  Morrison,  which  runs  daily  from  the 
city  to  Deer  Island;  pay,  $250  per  month  for  the  boat  and  crew. 

The  Quarantine  Boat  is  in  the  service  of  the  Port  Physician,  and  the  men  are  paid  by 
the  city.  She  is  used  as  a  boarding  boat,  and  visits  all  vessels  coming  from  foreign 
ports  to  inspect  their  crews,  passengers,  and  cargoes. 

INT2RNA.L  DEPARTMENT. 

Ezra  Forristall,  Superintendent  of  Health.  Salary,  £1500.  [Chosen  by  concurrent 
vote  in  January  or  February.] 

Daniel  B.  Curtis,  Assistant  Sup'.  Salary,  $1000,  [Appointed  by  Superintendent, 
and  confirmed  by  the  Board  of  Aldermen.] 

Henry  G.  Clark,  City  Physician.  Salary,  §1000.  Office,  15  Niles  Block,  City  Hall 
avenue.     [Chosen  by  concurrent  vote  in  January  or  February.] 

Jacob  Bigelow,  George  Hayward,  James  Ayer,  John  Jeffries,  D.  H.  Storer,  Consult- 
ing Physicians,  [Chosen  by  concurrent  vote  in  January  or  February.] 

Nicholas  A.  Ar-olionio,  Ci'y  Registrar.  Salary,  ,§1200.  [Chosen  by  concurrent 
vote  of  the  City  Council,  in  January  or  February.] 

The  City  Registrar  has  the  Superintendence  of  the  Burial  Grounds  and  Funerals. 
He  records  the  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages,  and  grants  Certificates  of  all  Intentions 
of  Marriage. 

UNDERTAKERS. 

[Appointed  by  the  Mayor  and  Aldermen  in  January.]  For  Undertakers,  see  Busi- 
ness Directory. 

MOUNT    HOPE    CEMETESY. 
Situated  in  West  Roxbury  and  Dorchester.    Purchased  by  the  city  for   £35,000. 

BOARD   OP  TRUSTEES, 

Term  expires  Turtu  expires. 

Henry  L.  DuUoh,  Jan.  1864     )     Henry  Crocker,  Jan.  1S61. 

Joseph  M.  Wightmaii,  "     1863.     i     Bradley  N.  Cumin gs,  "     1S60. 

Henry  'Mason.'  "     1862.      | 

Clerk  of  the.  Hoard,  -he  City  Registrar,  ear.  officio. 
Suj.;-,  of  (hi.   Cemetery,  D  .vid  Etaggerston, 

LAMPS. 

Wm,  Bamicoat,  Superintendent  of  Lamps.  Office,  City  Building,  21  Court  square 
Salary,  $1000  per  annum,  and  $2-00  for  clerk  hire.  [Appointed  by  the  Mayor  and  Al- 
dermen in  Jan.  or  Feb.] 

MARKET. 

Charles  B.  Rice,  Superintendent  cfFanev.il  Hall  Market.  Salary,  51300,  [Appoint- 
ed by  the  Mayor  and  Aldermen  in  January  or  February.] 

Amos  Dodge,  Deputy  Superintendent.     Salary,  $900  per  annum. 
Sullivan  S.iwin,  Weigher.     Salary,  £35  per  month. 

OVERSEEBS  OP  THE  POOR. 

Ward  l.-T0hri  Pratt,  I  Ward  5--~  John  White,        i  Ward  9.— O.  E.  Roboins, 

"  2.— LC.  Wentivorth,  "  G.~J.  H.  White,  I  "  10.— Israel  S.Trafton, 
"  a—Simeon  P.  Adams,  '*  7  — J-  Coleman,  )  »  ll.—Daniel  C.  Berry, 
"     £/— Silas  Durkee,        |      "       S.—Jno.  W.Warren, j       ««    12,— S.  IVewmarch. 

JAME8  PriiLMPS,  Secretary. 

The  Board  rncct  it  3  o'clock  on  the  afternoon  of  the  first  and  jthird  Wednesday  of 
"     .    lutmth,  ac  their  office,  City  Hail. 

The  Overseers  of  the  Poor  are  likewise  incorporated  as  a  Board  of  Trustees  of  John 
Boyjtion's  and  other  charitable  funds,  left  for  the  assistance  of  persons  of  good  char- 
acter and  adraseedSagB,  '«  who  ha?e',been  reduced  by  miifortuneto  indigence  and  want.  > 

John  W.  Warren,  Treasurer  and  Clerk  of.  tJie  Corporation.  The  meetings  of  th 
Board  of  Traatees  arc  held  ia  April  and  October. 


CITY    GOVERNMENTS.  181 

POLICE  DEPABTMENT. 

[Appointed  by  the  Mayor  and  Aldermen,  in  January  or  February.] 

this  department  is  under  the  immediate  direction  of  the  Mayor.  It  is  employed  in 
.  --  ,*  detection  of  criminals,  and  has  the  superintendence  of  places  of  public  amusements, 
(images,  eabs,  wagons,  trucks,  pawnbrokers,  junk  shops,  intelligence  offices,  \c. 

Under  the  present  organization, -the  Police  are  divided  into  day  and  night  police; 
the  night  p<  lice  performing  the  duties  devolving  on  Watchmen. 

Daniel  J.  Coburn,  Chief  of  Police.  Salary,  $2,200.  Office,  City  Hall.  Luther  A. 
Ham,  Deputy.     Salary,  Si, 500. 

Horace  G.  Barrows]  Clerk  of  Police,     Salary,  $1,000. 

Rufus  C  Marsh,  Superintendent  of  Coaches,  Carriages.  §c. 

George  W.  Oliver,  Superintendent  of  Trucks,  Wagons,  sfc. 

There  are  eight  police  stations,  the  location  and  officers  of  which  are  as  follow?  :  — 

Location.  Captains.  Lieutenants. 

1.  209  Hanover  St.,  Edward  H.  Savage,      Arnold  C.  Whitcomb,  N".  G.  Davis. 

2,  Williams  court,  Wm.  EL.  Jones,  Oliver  Whitcomb,  Harrison  Marsh. 

?.     Leverett  street,  Samuel  G.  Adams,       Asa  Morrill,  Alfred  II.  Porter. 

4.  439  Washington  St.,     >•  "Wm.  D.  Eaton,  Geo.    Churchill.  John  S.  Hunt. 

5.  East  Dedham  street,        Geo.  M.  Kino;,  Cyrus  Small,  Wm.  Chadbourn. 

6.  Broadway,  S.  Boston,      Robert  Taylor,  George  >7.  Morse.  Henry  T.  Dyer. 

7.  Paris  street,  E.  B.,         Nathaniel  Seaver;        James  Adams,  & Ivin  S.  Drew. 

8.  Coot  I  st.  (harb.  police.)  Wm.  B.  Tarlton.  Wm,  E.  Hough,  Foster  B.  Tarbett. 
The  salary  of  Captain  is  Js'3  per  day  ;  of  Lieutenant,  §2.50. 
Keepers  of  City  Look-ups,  Silas  Warren  aud  Stephen  Curtis. 

CONSTABLES. 

Appointed  by  the  ilayor  and  Aldermen  in  September.,  aud  qualified. 

Wra.  Blaisdell,  P<  lice  Court.  I       John  C.  Leighton,  Police  Court. 

William  H.  Brown,  4  Mass.  Block.  j       Nathan  M.  Marble,  7  Wall. 

Francis  V.  Bulfinch,  City  Hall.  Wm.  D.  Martin,  6  Court  sq. 

Wm.  Calder,  13  Court  sq.  I       Wm.  H.  Mason,  13  Court  sq. 

Siia^  Carieton,  U.  S.  Court.  ,              C.  Judson  Merrill.  IS  R.  .R.  Exchange. 

Chase  Cole,  Marginal  st.,  E.  B.  Harum  Merrill,  6  Court  sq. 

Wm.  O.  Cheswell,  6  Court  sq.  j      Wm.  Munroe,  6  Mass.  block.                  t 

Derastus  Clapp,  3  Franklin  ave.  Henry  Nichols,  City  Hall. 

Lemuel  Clark,  13-5  Borche  ;ter  ave.  |       "Daniel  C.  Page,  at  the  Jail. 

Jos.  D.  Coburn,  Police  Court.  John  C.  Pattee,  3  Briggs  place. 

Kufus  R.  Cook,  Worcester  R.  R.  Depot.  David  Patterson,  0  Court  sq. 

Isaac  A.  Cooledge,  6  Mass.  block.  NathT  A.  Penr;ock,  6  Court  sq. 

Daniel  13.  Curtis  City  Hall.  ;       George  D.  Phillips,  G  Mass.  block. 

James  Curtis,  80  City  Exchange.  Isaac  Pierce,  3  Franklin  ave. 

Gr<:erileaf  N.  Davis,  51  Marion.  James  Pierce,  3  Franklin  ave. 

Albert  G.  Dawes,  6  Mass.  block.  Wm.  F.  Reed,  9  Mt.  Vernon  ave. 

Chas.  II.  Dennie,  City  Hall.  Edwin  Rice,  6  Court  sq. 

Geo.  B.  Dex'er,  Suoerior  Court.  Tbos.  M.  Smith,  Municipal  Court. 

Ephraim  L   Eliot,  Cur  Hall.  !      James  E.  Spear,  13  Court  sq. 

'■■  -:.'h v.;!.  \  W.  Parr,  9  Court  .-..  J       Oliver  II.  •  purr.,  Cit\  Hall. 

Eben  F.  Gay,  City  Hall.  Henry  C.  Stratton,  Police  Court.'    • 

Wade  11.  Goodwin,  6  Court  sq.  Jacob  C.  Tallant,  Police  Court. 

Win.  M.  Halstead,  9  Court  sq.  Heury  Taylor,  Superior  Court. 

2accheus  Holmes,  9  Court  so.  J.  G.'X.  Taylor,  Court  House. 

Alexander  Hopkins  Oily  Hall.  i      Geo.  W.  Tuckernwrn,  100  South. 

Uther  Hutchins,  Municipal  Court.  |       Sam'l  S.  Vialle,  Police  Court. 

\  re  lerick  P.  Ingalls,  Police  Court.  Edward  A.  Vose,  Municipal  Court. 

Edward  J.  Jones,  3  Franklin  ave.  Thomas  Wentworth,  6  Court  sq. 

Wm.  F.  A.  Kelly,  1  Tyler  place.  Wm.  Whitwell,  Municipal  Court. 

John  f.  Lawton,  6  Mass.  block.  I       John  Wilson,  10  Mass.  block. 
|                Constables  appointed  by  the  Mayer  and  Aldermen  to  uaLf  complaints  against  Truant 
Children  and  Absentees  from  School:  Wm.  F.  Reed,  John  C.  Pattee,  Chase  Cole.  Salary, 
j$1000  each  per  annum. 

PRINTING  AND  ADVERTISING. 
Messrs.  George  C.  Rand  &  Avery,  3  Corablfl,  City  Printers.    Work  done  by  contract. 
The  newspapers  in  which  the  city  ordinances,  advertisements.  &c,»  arc   published) 
comprise  ali  the  daily  papers.     [Elected  by  the  City  Council,  in  March  or  April.] 
:  PUBLIC  BUILDINGS. 

The  Piddle  Building*  of  the  Citv  an  \  County  comprise  the  City  Hall,  the  registry 

■•'"  Deeds,  the  Court  House,   Faneuil   Hall,  and'Faneuil  Hail  Market  House,  the  new 

I  stone. Jail  and  Dead  House,  the  Institutions  at  Spurn  Boston  and  Deer  [slaud,  the  Old 

to     (louse,    th  ?    City    Building  Uo  called),  all   ;he  Grarara   r  and  Primary   School 

'    uses,  and  all  the  Engine,   Hydrant,  and  Hook  and  Ladder  Houses  in  the  City, 

I    .  •■■    \  otheT  buildings  used  for  public  purposes. 

.SamuelvC,  N'Qttage,  Superintendent  of  Hublic  Buildings.  Omce,  City  Hail.  Salary. 
£1.5C\>.     [Chosen  by  concurrent  ■!    tern  ranuary  or  February.] 

F- ;  i  v  Taylor,  Superintend  ni  of  Faneuil  Hall.    Salary,  £200.    [Appointed  by  Mayor 
-a.:  Aldermen  in  January  or  February,] 


182 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Geo.  A.  Curtis,  of  the  Aldermen  ;  J  • 
mon  Council.     [Term  expires,  January 


PUBLIC  INSTITUTIONS. 
Boc^d  of  Directors  of  Public  Institutions. 

[Elected  by  the  Common  Council.] 


ties  FT.  Beal  and  Pelham 
1859.1 


mney,  of  the  Com- 


TenB  expires,  Jan.  I860. 

Tha*her  Beal,  Clerk. 
Stephen  Tiiton. 
John  Flint. 


Term  expires.  Jan.  2 AGO. 

Moses  Kimball,  Chair'n. 
Otis  Kimball. 
Samuel  P.  Oliver. 


Term  espires,  1661. 
Ezra  H.  Baker. 
Seth  Adams. 
Timothv  C.  Kendall. 


This  Board  have  charge  of  the  House  of  Industry  and  Reformation,  the  House  of 
Correction,  ai  d  the  Lunatic  Hospital. 

Superintendent  of  House  of  Industry.— John  M.  Moriarty.  [Appointed  by  Directors.] 
Salary,  #1000. 

Master  of  House  of  Correction. — Charles  Robbins.  [Chosen  by  City  Council  in  Janu- 
ary or  February.]     Salary.  51300  and  board  in  House. 

Deputy  Master  of  House  of  Correction. — Silas  P.  Walker.    Salary,  5700. 

Superintendent  of  Lunatic  Hospital. — Clement  A.  Walker.  [Chosen  by  Directors.] 
Salary,  51500  and 'board  in  House. 

PUBLIC  LAUDS. 

The  Board  of  Public  Land  Commissioners,  Benjamin  James,  Chairman;  Samuel 
Hatch,  Clement  Willis,  Newell  A.  Thompson,  Barnet  F.  Warner,  John  G.  Webster, 
Timothy  A.  Sumner,  Jesse  Holbrook,  Osborn  Howes,  Calvin  A.  Richards,  John  C. 
Tucker,  Joseph  L.  Bates. 

Robert  W.  Hall,  Superintendent  of  Public  Lands.  Office,  City  Hall,  Salary,  Jl  1,500. 
[Chosen  by  concurrent  vote  in  January  or  February.] 

Galvm  and  Hogan,  Superintendents  of  the  Common,  Mails,  and  Public  Squares. 
[Appointed  by  Committee  on  the  Common,  &c] 

PUBLIC  LIBKAKY. 

INSTITUTED  13-32. 

Trustees.—  Hon.  Edward  Everett,  President.  George  Ticknor,  John  P.  Bigelow, 
[Nathaniel  B.  Shurtleff,  Was.  W.  Greeaou^h,  from  citizens  ai  large.  Geo.  Bonnie, 
fruni  Aldermen.  Philip  H.  Sears,  from  Common  Council.  [Chosen  by  concurrent 
vote  in  January  or  February.] 

Superintendent.  —  C.  C.  Je^ctt.  Salary,  52,000.  [Chosen  by  concurrent  vote  in 
January  or  February.] 

Librarian.  —  Edward  Capen.  Salary  gLoOO.  [Chorea  by  concurrent  vote.]  Saml. 
M.  Beoiington,  Assistant. 


SCHOOL    COMMITTEE, 
The  Mayor  and  President  of  the  Common  Council.  ex-oMcio. 


Wakd  I. 

•5  2. 

44  3. 

"  4:, 

"  5. 

"  6, 

<  "  7. 

"  B. 

11  9. 

"  10, 

"  II. 

"  12. 


i      Term  expire.  Jan.  13G0. 

[Matthias  Rich,  Jr., 
Micah  Dyer,  Jr., 
Warren  H.  Cudworth, 
John  W.  Hinckley, 
Silas  F.  Plimpton, 
lErastusW.  Sanborn, 
lAurelius  D.  Parker, 
JAlonzo  A.  Miner, 
[Henry  A.  Miles, 
William  E.  Coale, 
Sam'i  K,  Lothrop, 
iJohu  Codman, 
I  Patrick  Riley, 
Hearv  W.  Hayrtes, 
Etufus  Ellis; 
Elijah  C  Drew, 


.illarn  Rea 
('.  Keep, 
Ideus .  Al 
mund  B. 


Wm.  w  .  JJean, 

'Geo.  P.  French, 


Term  expires,  Jan.  1851. 
j  Geu.  Fabyan, 
J  Charles  A.  Turner, 
J  ames  N.  Sykes, 
J.  Harvey  Woodbury, 
Isaac  H.  Hazelton, 
Moses  C.  Greene, 
Nath'l  B.  Simrtleff, 
Ezra  Palmer,  jr., 
John  F.  Jams, 
Wm,  E.  Towrssend, 
Robert;  W,  Hooper, 
"James  W.  Stone, 
Le  Baron  Russell, 
Farnham  Plummer, 
Ge  >rae  H.  Lvman, 
John  B.  Alley, 
;  Winslow  Lewis/ 
[J'^,th  L.  Drew, 
Otis  Kimball, 

|  Es    V  tl    -     ■:  ?hs<  Jr. 


i  Geo.  Wm.  Dennett, 
I  John  Duncan, 


j    Term  expires,  Jaa.  Ic62, 

[Adino  B.  Hall. 
IWm,  A-  Kreuger. 
•John  Noble. 
[Samuel  T.  Cobb. 
E.  D.  G.  Palmer. 

[Vacancy.] 
(George  Bartlett. 
'Boring  Lothrop. 

.  R.  Marvin. 
[Otis  Norcross. 
S  Jahez  B.  Up  ham. 
jj.  C.  Stockbridge. 
! Charles  D.  Homans. 
;  John  C.  Moore. 

Choi    is  M.  Brewer. 
Richard  M.  Hodges. 
I  J.  Phelps  Putnam. 
|E.  H.  Ammidown. 
[Enoch  C.  Rolfe. 
IS.  J.  M.  Homer. 
iOharles  W.  Slack. 
[Fred.  F.  Thayer. 
jChoate  Burnham. 
[Thomas  Dawes. 


lary, 


S   tftinienden   of  Pukl'u    Schools. —  John  D.  Philbricfc. 
in  City  is:0S.     Office  hours  from  12  to  2  o'clock,  P.  M. 
Secretary  of  ikJiool  Committee.  —  Bernard  Capen.    Office,  City  Hall. 


,500.      Office, 


Sal.  £1000. 


CITY    GOVERNMENTS. 


183 


SEWERS. 

S'Tiron  B.  Smith,  Superintendent  of  Common  Sewer*.     Office,  City  Hall.    Salary, 
| ; .    '<}.     [Chosen  by  concurrent  vote  in  January  or  February.] 

SOLICITOR. 

J  >an    P.  Healy,  City  Solicitor.    Office,  No,  46  Court  Street.    Salary,  £3,000  and 
$400  clerk  hire.     [Chosen  by  concurrent  vote  in  January  or  February.] 

STREETS. 
The  Board  of  Aldermen  are  Surveyors  of  Highways. 

Alfred  T.  Turner,   Szrperintendent  of  Streets,     Office,  City  Hall.     Salary,    51,700. 
[Chosen  by  concurrent  vote  in  January  or  February.] 

TREASURY   "DEPARTMENT. 

Frederic  U.  Tracy,  City  and  County  Treasurer  and   Collector.     Salary,  §"3,000,  and 

56,o00  for  permanent  assistant  clerks,  $.1,100  of  which/is  paid  to  a  clerk,  who  received 

money  for  Water  Rates.     [Chosen  by  City  Council  in  Convention,  in  May/] 

Francis  V.  Bulfinch,  James   Pierce,  Alexander  Hopkins,  Ephraim  L.  Eliot,  Eben 

F.  Gay,   Henry  Nichols,   Edwin   Rice,  Deputy  Collectors.     [Appointed  by  Treasurer. 

Xhev  are  also  appointed  Constables  by  the  Mayor  and  Aldermen.] 
Elisha  Copeiandj  City  Auditor.    Salary,  §2,500,  and  $2,200  for  clerk  hire.     [Chosen 

by  concurrent  vote  of  the  City  Council,  in  May.] 

Al!  bills  against  the  City  must  be  duly  approved  by  the  persons  who  ord^r  the  ex- 
penditure,  and  be  presented  to  the  Auditor  on  or  before  the    25th  of  each  month. 

Payments  are  made  on  the  first  day  of  every  month,  except  when  it  comes  ou  Sunday, 

in  which  case  payment  is  made  toe  next  day. 

.  WATER    DEPARTMENT. 

COOKXTTJATB  WATJE3R  BOARD,  Office  1193-2  Washington  Street. 

JOHK    E.   WIL3TIKS,   president. 

Saxtjdl  Hatch,  Thomas  P.  Rice,  Tisdals  Drake,  Eeenezer  Johnson.  Samlel 

Hall,  Benjamin  James. 
[Chosen  by  concurrent  vote,] 
Satoue]  N.  Dyer.  Clerk  of  the  Water  Board. 

¥m.  F.  Davis,  Wafer  Beci^rar.    Salary,  £1,200.     Office,  City  Building,  21   Court 
square.     [Chosen  by  concurrent  vote.] 

City  Engineer  t  o  ames  Shade.     Salary,  .52,800.    N.Henry  Crafts,  Assistant  Engineer* 
Salary,  £1,200.      Office  119  A  Washington  street.     [Chosen  by  concurrent  voce,] 

[Ail  officers  on  the  Water  Works  are  chosen  by  concurrent  vote  on  the  first  Monday 
in  January  or  within  sixty  days  thereafter.] 

SUPERINTENDENTS,   SURVEYORS,    ETC. 

appoin+ed  by  th< 


The  following  City  Oncers 
Council :  — 

Surveyor  General  of  Lumber,  Oliver 
Frost,  Qffiee,2-5  Doane  st.  [Chosen  by 
concurrent  voteia  February.] 

Sun  ,'v:  s  of  Fine  Lumber.  [Sec  Business 


epaid  by  tees,  and  are  annual 


City 


Inspector  of  Lime. — Andrew  Abbot. 
%r$  of  Dry  Fish.  —  Nehemiah  P. 


Directory.] 

Surveyors 

Business  Di 


of  Oak  and  Ship  Stock.  [See 

rectory.] 

fMhhogany  and  Cedar.  —  Na- 

fMarble.r^homz%  J.  Bayley. 


Meizar  Stetson. 

The  following  a: 
jhers  of  Hay,  tiec^ — No 


Mann,  Me  _ 

Cullers  of  Hoops  end  Status:—  Lewis 
Beck,  Berrjamin  Abbot. 

Field  Drivers  and  Found  Keepers.--* 
Samuel  Stinson,  Maurice  B.  Rowe,  Joseph 
Gallup,  1.  W.  Mellem 

Inspectors  of  Ballast  atid  Weighers  of 
Boats'  and  Lighters.  —  Abijah  R.  Tewks- 
Guy  C.  Haynes'and  !  bury,  Henry  Curtis,  John  Davis,  James  J. 
i  Fly'nn.     Appointed  in  March  or  April. 

e  appointed  by  the  Mayor  and  Aldermen  :  ~ 


Weighers  of  Hay,  tie?; — North  S>a?es, — 
John  R.  Bradford.  South  Scales, — Maurice 
B.  Rowe. 

Measurers  of  Cover  Leather. — William 
Brasrdon,  Benjamin  B.  Webster. 

.■/■•:.,•  rersof  Wood  and  Bark.— Timothy 


Measuret  of  Grain.- 
( 'tig   Crii>\~—  G  eorj 


-Syr: 
e   H 


s  D;: 

rt-At 


nsed 
M1YOR5   FF.OM  J.822  TO   1859. 


from  time  to  lime,  until  the  first  day  of 
May  following.] 

Sealers  of  Weights  and  Measures. — CLas. 
J.  B.  Mon'tton,  Henry  A.  Davis. 

Inspectors  and  Weighers  of  i  undle  Hay, 
—Israel  M.  Barnes,  Samuel  B.  Liverm  ire, 
B.  M.iNevers,  Caleb  U  .Ii*rt<  o  n.Jo  pph 
Crar.n,  Henry  R.  Andrews,  Chas 
dall,  Win.  S."  Holmes,  and   is. 


TS.li.ii  .?.: 

died  May  29,  1 


;  i-22..Joha  PhiUi 

TO/.JosinH  Quiiicy ..... 

1823..  Harrison  Gray  Otis, 

i-    L  .'Charles  Wells, , 

1834.  .Tht so&ore  Lyman..  Jr...... 

lS:W.''..Sfewati€l  Turell  Armstrong, 
'     F..S  untie!  Atkvas  Eliot,,...., 

lviO.. Jonathan  Chapman, 


183  i 


1836 

1830 
1842 


1S45 

IS  18 
18-32 
18.34 
1S56 


.John  Prcscott  Bigelow,. 
, Benjamin  Seaver,  ...... 

■  Jerome  V.  C.  Smith,  .  - . 
.Alex.  Hamilton  Rice... 


Bulk 


M   EXPIRED 

...  1844 

►v.,  1840 

...  1S43 

...  1851 

...  18-33 

...  1850 

. ..  lb>8 


18 58.  .Frederic  W.  Lincoln,'  Jr., 


184 


MASSACHUSETTS     REGISTER. 


CITY  OF  CAMBRIDGE. 


CITY 

ELECTION 

First  Monday 

IN 

DECEMBER. 


>  \        CITY  GOVERN  -MEN  I 


ORGANIZED. 


City  Charter  granted  March  17,  1846  ;    Accepted  March  30,  1348. 


CITY  OFFICERS,   1859. 
JOHN  SARGENT,  Mayor.     Salary,  Si, 500. 

ALDERMEN. 

Ward  1. — Francis  L.  Chapman,  j       Ward  3. — Michael  C.  KeitfiY, 

A.  K.  P.  Welch,  |     • 


2.— Josiah  Barrage, 

Alexander  Dickinson, 
3.— Knowlton  S.  Chaffee, 


i.— Henry  M.  Chanaberlai 
James  P.  Richardson, 

5. — John  33.  Atwill, 
David  Ellis. 


COMMON    COUNCIL, 

James  C.  Fisk,  President. 

Ward  1. — Albert  Steyen-s,  Marshall 
T.  Bisrelow,  Charles  T.  Russell. 

Ward  2.— James  C,  Fisk,  Charles  F. 
MeClure,  Hamlin  R.  Harding,  Joseph 
V.  Wellington,  Taos.  B.  G.  Messinger. 

Ward  3. — Jared  Shepard,  Ebenezer 
Fogg,  Henry  Whitney,  Jr.,  John  Gage, 
Ar.son  F.  Hooker,  Israel  Tibbetts. 

Ward  4.— Wm.  P.  Butterfield,  John 
LPerr.vEt.  Q.  -):\\i.  •*,  Avu-?ustr:.s  Rusa. 

Ward  •;.—  ■•■  dward    Mixliiken,  Renrv 

J,V:ECa. 

City     Clebk. — Justin     A. 
Salary,  &700  and  fees. 


W.  Eiiield,  Geo.  T.  Gale,  William 
Hunnev/eJI,  Belcher  Hancock,  James 
B>  Nason, 

Assessors. — Wm.  Frost,  George  W. 
Liyermore,  Joseph  Whitney.  Salary, 
$1000. 

Assistant  Assessors,— Ozias  Clark, 
Jonas  Wyeth,  2d.  Wm.  A. Mason,  Geo, 
G.  Rice,  Rufus  Lamson.  Salary,  ^2 
per  day. 

Warden  oe  Almshouse.  —  Jacob 
Hanseom.     Salary,  ,5500. 

Alksuot:se        Pkysicta&,  —  Moses 
!  Clarke.     Salary,  $100,. 
Jacobs.  !      Chief  oe  Police. — John  C.  Willey. 

Sslnr-c-".  SSSOft. 


'leek  oe    Commo: 
Salary,  S 
BA3EEES    .■ 


Salary.  $800. 
•ii, „.     „  o 


Council. Jas.  !      a  !;evcu-al       Constables.  —  josepn 

0.  j  Sanderson,  Ward  I  ;  John  C.   Willey, 

>  Collector,—  I  Ward  3;  Wm. Twist,  Ward  .4, 

WART)    OFFICERS. 

I       Ward  L— Wm.   L.   Whitney,    War- 
\  dm.     Wm.  B.  Bartlett,  Clerk.    Stephen 
Smith,  Wm.  T.  Richardson,  Win.  Cald- 
well, Inspectors, 

Ward  2.— Cyrus  D.  Wilder,  Warden, 
Wm.  Gay,  Clerk,  Enoch  J.  Howlett, 
Geo.  P.  Backus,  Charles  F.  Wilson, 
Inspectors,. 

Ward  3. — Lewis  Hail,  Warden.  An- 
qtgw  Fog«r,  Clerk.  Augustus.P.  Gritf- 
insr,  Ezra  Parmentor,  Samuel  W.  Rich- 


M.  Chas 

City  ' 
Joseph  Whitney.     Salary,  §1000. 

City  Ati-n or.— Samuel  P.  Hey- 
wood.     Salary,  $[00, 

Crrt  Messenger  and  Sept,  of 
Lamps.— Poland  Litchfield,  Jr.  Sala- 
ry, $700. 

Supx.  of  Streets  and  Drains. — 
George  W.  Fifield,     Salary,  ST, 000, 

Chief-  ENGtNEE'E. — Geo..  B.  Eaton, 
Salary,  $300. 

Ji'sriCH  of  Police  Co:..p.t. — John  S. 
!   wld.     Salary,  $1,«500. 

School  C  mmittee. — The  Mavor,  ex 
o/S.io-x    Ward    1.    James    C.    Merrill,  1  ardson,  Inspectors. 
ii-nry   W.  Tcrr-v;   Ward  2.  Chas.  A.  i      Ward  4.— Isaac  C.Holmes,  Warden. 
Skjmi  r,  Wm.   v>'".   WeUineton :   Ward     Geo.  L.  (Aide,  Clerk.     Thomas  M.  Da- 


3.  Moses  Clarke,  Franklin  Hall ;  Ward 
i.  Henry  G.  Houghton,  Henry  Thayer; 


M.  Marsters. 

OVEKSETSBS     OF       THE      P'OOR.  — The 

Mayor,  ex  officio,  Win.  Caldwell,  Geo. 


vis,    Joseph    Whittemore,    Daniel   A, 
B  uekley,  Inspectors. 


Ward  5.  Alexander  M.    Averill,  Joan         Ward  5. —  Wm. A.  Saunders,  Warden. 


William  Frost,  Car/;.  Goo.  G.  Rice, 
Russell  S.  Edwards,  James  H.  Cutter, 
Inspectors* 


CITY    GOVERNMENTS, 

CITY  OF  CHABLESTOWN 


185 


CITY 

ELECTION 

Second  Monday 

in 

DECEMBER. 


CITY  GOVERNMENT 


ORGANIZED 

First  Monday 

in 


JANUARY, 


City  Charter  Granted  Feb.  22,  18-47  ;  Accepted  March  10,  1847. 


CITY  OFFICERS,  IS59. 

JAMES  DANA,  Mayor.      Salary,  $300. 

ALDERMEN. 


Aaron  Clarke. 
Amos  Tufts, 
Amos  Brown, 


Daniel  Johnson, 

Joseph.  Young, 
Jesse  Stevens. 


COMMON    COUNCIL. 

Warren  Band,  President. 

Ward  1 Hernan  S.  Doane,  Arthur 

W.  Tufts,  Oliver  Avers,  William  W. 
Wheildon,  John  B.  Wilson.,  Charles 
Field, 

Word  2.— Win.  T.  Chandler  Hemry 
A.  Quincy,  Ch'as.  Robinson,  Jr.,  Otis 
Little,  Francis  W,  Pearson,  Luther  F. 
Whitney. 

Ward  3.  — Charles  H.  Blanchard, 
Earl  Wyroan,  Robert  B.  Rogers,  Fre- 
derick F.  Barreil,  Warren  Rand,  Win. 
Fosdick. 

City  Clerk,  —  Charles  Poole.  Sal- 
ary, $  1000. 

Clerk:  of  Common  Council.  —  Gus- 
tavus  V.  Hall.     Salary.  $WQ, 

City  Messenger.  —  Abijah.  Blan- 
chard.    Salary,  £100, 

City  Treascree. —  Jas.  Bird.  Sal- 
ary, $12-50. 

Assessors.  —  Thornaa  Greenleaf,  Ca- 
leb Rand,  Thomas  J.  Eiliot. 

OvjBTJSEERS  OF  TI.  E   POOS.  —  His  Hoil- 

or  the  Mayer,  ex-qffieio.  Chairman. 

Ward    I. —  Robert     Todd,     Joseph  j 
Soutlier.     Ward  2. -— Thomas    Green-  i 
leaf,  J,>hn  Sanborn.     \\  ard  3,  —  David 
L\  Weatoa,  G.  B,  Albee. 


SCHOOL  committee. 

T.  T.  Sawyer,  President, 

II.  K.  FrotTungham,  Secretary. 

Geo.  B.  Neal,  Treasurer. 

Ward  E—  Geo.  E.  Ellis, T.  T.  Saw- 
yer, Wm,  W,  Wheildon,  Abram  E. 
Cutter^  Edwin  P.  Adams,  Jas.  Adams. 

Ward  2.  —  John  X.Euher,  Gustavus 
Y.  Hall,  John  Sanborn,  Geo,  13.  Neai, 
G.  W,  Warren,  Calvin  C  Sampson. 

-Ward  3.  —  H.  X.  Frothingham,  Wm. 
N.  Lane,  Nathan  A.  Tails,  William  F. 
Conant,  Henry  C.  Graves,  L.  K.. 
Bowers. 

City  Maeshal. —  Abrara  Charuber- 
lim 

Constables.  —  Abram  Chamberlin, 
Charts  Sanderson,  Abijah  Blanchard, 
Stephen  P.  Kelley,  Charles  Birrcham, 
P.  11.  Jacobs. 

WARD   OFFICERS. 

Ward  1.  —  Abram  E.  Cutter,  War- 
den. -Benj.  BrintnaU  2d,  Clerk.  Chas. 
Field,  Winsor  Wright,  Edwin  P.  Fur- 
bo  r,  Inspectors. 

Ward  2.  —  John  Sanborn,  Warden, 
George  E.  Neal,  Clerk.  Warren  Fer- 
rin,  John  W,  ..  rev,  W.  S.  liobbins, 
Ins-Hectors. 

Ward  3.  —  Robert  W.  Stimpson, 
Warden.  Geo.  J.  Lindsey,  Clerk.  Geo. 
Hagar,  Amos  li.  Morss.'S.  R.  Print- 
nail,  Iiisin'cLisrs. 


136 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 

CHELSEA. 


CITY 


ELECTION 


Fisst  Monday 


DECEMBER, 


GOVERNMENT 


ORGANIZED 


FlRST   MONDAY 


JANUARY. 


City  Charter  Granted  March  13,  1857  :  Accented  March  23,  1S57. 


CITY  OFFICERS,  IS  59, 
HOSEA  ILSLEY,  Mayor.     Salary,  $400. 

ALDEBMEST. 


Ward  3.  —Henry  Taylor. 

Rufus  S.  Frost, 
Ward  4.  —  Thomas  H.  Carrutn. 

William  0.  Haskell. 


Ward  I.  —  John  R.  Dufur. 

Noble  M.  Perkins. 
Ward  2.  —  Nehemiah  Boynton. 

George  W.  Churchilh 

COMMON    COUNCIL. 

Frank  B.  Fay,  President, 

Ward  1.  —  Lewis  Smith,  Jr.,  Zepha- 
niah  Bassett,  William  E.  DonnelL 
William  Hawes,  Joshua  C.  Mayo. 

Ward  2* — Stephen  Sibley,  William 
R.  Pearmair..,  Francis  Low.  Jr.,  Mark 
Graves,  Grin  E,  Downing-. 

Ward  •'>.  —  James  D,  Cloutman, 
Thomas  C.  Dunnelis,  James  1'.  Farlcv, 
Henry  W.  Bowcn,  Daniel  H.  Maine," 

Ward  -L  —  Frank  B.  Fay,  John  T. 
Hadaway,  Andrew  L.  Haskell,  Wm. 
G.  Clark,  Moses  A.  Herrick. 

Cm  Clerk. — Sam!  Bassett ;  salary, 
§300  and  fees. 

Clerk  op  Common  Council. —  John 
W.  Fletcher;  salary,  $300, 

Messenger. — Chas.  Howard  ;  salary, 
Mr0. 

'■'•■.:  E  iSUREB  ANT)  COLLECTOR.  —  SamT 

1 ;  a  -  s  e  t  c :  s  alary,  §7  5  0 . 

School  Committee. — Ward  1. — 
£amT  Oreutt,  Benjamin  Dodge.  Ward 
2.  — Ber.j.  P.  Shillaber,  Jacob  Mitchell. 
■-'■■'■  '  :.-;/.  Ward  3.  —  Tracy  P. 
Chccver,    Chairman;  Joseoh    Hockey. 

War4  1.  —  William  C.  Brown,  William  !        Ward  2.  —  Harvey  Rogers,   Warden. 

L    -  !   E.  B.  Gill,  Jr.,  Clerk.     Chas,  Caldwell, 

'    an  op  the  Poor.  —Ward  I.   j   Henry  J.    Hunt,    Charles   II.   Ferson, 

to  Jackson.     Ward  2.  —  Jesse  '    Inspectors. 

li        '.     "■■'■--:-       Jt'i,,.  \v   Lothn>p    I        WardS. —  Joseph  Hockey,  Warden. 

\  \ 


Assessors,  1858. — Samuel  Oreutt, 
Hosea  Ilsley,  Joseph  Wyeth. 

Constables,  1858.  —Chas.  Howard, 
Darius  A.  Martin.  George  W.  Milton, 
James  E.  Barrel!,  Erastus  Pup-,  David 
Wilber,  Thomas  D.  Rice,  James  B. 
Field. 

Watchmen,  1858.  — James  E.  Bar- 
ren, David  Wilber,  Richard  H.  Fuller, 
William  R.  Swan,  Jonathan  J.  Frost, 
James  I  Is  lev. 

.Special  'Police.  —  Charles  White. 
James  B.  Field,  and  the  Aldermen  and 
and  Common  Councilmen. 

City  Physician,  —  George  W.  Otis  ; 
salary,  $100. 

Superintendent  or  Stkeets,  1858. 
—  Erastus  Rugg. 

Board  of  Health.  —  The  Mayor 
and  Aldermen. 

Health  Officers.  —  City  Marshal, 
Assistant  Marshal,  and  Watchmen. 

"WARD   OFFICERS. 

Ward  1.—  Gideon  W.  Young,  War- 
den.    James  E.  Barrell,  Clerk.    LeviB. 
Samuel  S.  Adams,  W.  Weston 


liter,  o;; 


M 

Wilso  a,  Inspectors . 


A 


-.:  \  I.  —  1  ■   ,mas  D.  Rice.  |   Henry  J.  Coolidge,  Clerk.     Jolm  Vose, 

M  v- iu XL,  —  Erastus    Rugg  ;   I   Jr.,  James  Loring,  William  R.  Swan, 

Inspectors. 


■-   Marshal,    1S5S.—  Ward  4.  — Wm.O.  Haskell,  Warden, 

Et    neuu  i;    Uii  ••-  j  Charles  H.  Lovett, ..(?;«•*.     George  C. 

Ci-rv  So'uciTon.-— Meilen  Chamber-  i  Bosson,  Bradbury  C.  Bartlett,  Joseph. 

lain;  BaLuy,  $-l$0.  '  Cheever,  Inspectors. 


CITY   GOVERNMENTS, 

CITT    OF    FALL    RIVER. 


187 


CITY 
ELECTION 

Fiest  Monday 

IN 

MARCH. 


APRIL. 


City  Charter  Granted  April  12,  1854;    Accepted  April  23,  1854. 


CITY  OFFICERS,  1858-9. 

JONA.  C.  BLAISDELL,  Mayor, 


Ward  L  — "William  Hill, 

"     2.- — Joshua  Remington, 
"      3.  —  James  M.  Osborn, 


ALT)  E  KM  "EN. 

I  Ward  4.  —  Walter  C.  Durfee, 
"  5.  — Charles  O.  Shove, 
«      6.  — Ellis  Gilford. 


COMMON   COUNCIL. 

Benjamin  Earl,  President. 

.  Wat-d  L— RichardB.  Borden-,  Joseph 
Dudley,  John  Connelly-. 

Ward  2.— Abner  L."Wei>tgate,.Thos. 
Burch,  Lloyd  S.  Earl. 

Ward  3. — Ebenezer  Luther,  Stephen 
B,  Gilford,  Benjamin  Covelh 

Ward  i. — Wni.Ii.  Jennings,  Samuel 
M.  Brown,  Pore/  O.  Brightman. 

Ward  -5. — Geo.  AT.  Fraprie,  William 
Chace,  Elias  C.  Nason. 

Ward  6.— Benjamin  Earl,  Benj.  W. 
Miller,  Nathaniel  Boomer. 

City  C;.£rk  and  Clesk  of  Board  or 
Aldermen.— Alvan  S.  Ballard. 

Messenger  and  Clerk  of  tub  Mar- 
ket.— Joseph  W.  Carpenter. 

Clerk  Common  Council.  —  Thomas 
T.  Potter. 

City  Physician. — Jerome  Dwelley. 

City  Solicitor. — Simeon  Borden. 


FCL. 


t>Ai;:>:FNT. 


City  Marshal.— Samuel  R.  Baffin-  I 
ton. 

Assistant  Marshals.— -Win.  Reed,  ; 
Jr.,  James  E,  Watson*  ] 


SCHOOL    COMMITTEE. 

William  Maclaren,  Chairman.  Azar- 
iah  S.  Tripp,  Secretary.  Almadns  W. 
Tripp,  Emery  M.  Porter,  Warren  Hath- 
-v.-.  y,  Samuel  A,  Chase,  Eli  Thurston. 

WARD    OFFICERS. 

'  Ward  1.— Robert  C.Brown.  Warden. 
David  II.  Dyer,  Clerk.  Richmond 
Wordeil,  Jas.  P.  Hiilard,  Joseph  Gun- 
nel!, Inspectors. 

Ward  2. —  Peter  C.  White,  Warden, 
James  B.  Hathaway,  Clerk.  Enoch  C. 
Brown,  Slade  W.  Earl,  Thomas  Cheet- 
ham,  Inspector*; 

Ward  3.— Benj.  F.  Winslow,  Warden. 
Wm.  S.  Robertson,  Clerk.  Richard  S. 
Peekhara,  James  G.  Bower.,  Geo.  W. 
Slade,  Inspectors. 

Ward  4.  —  Asa  P.  French,  Warden. 
Geo.  A.  Borden,  Clerk.     Geo.  Bur'm 
ton,  John    Anthony    2d,    Eleazer    EL. 
Chase,  Inspectors. 

Ward  5. — E.  C.  Kilburn,  Warden. 
Stephen  C.  Wrightington,  Clerk.  Al- 
phonzo  Bi  r  len,  h(.  N.  Darling,  jr.,  A. 
B.  Leonard,  Inspectors. 

Ward    6. — Zebedee   Hunt,    Wa 
Bradford  Durfee,  Clerk.     Chas.  C.  Dil- 
lin  ;ha  a,  Francis  A..  Hathaway,  Pitman 
Fr  e  elo  ve ,  In  specters. 


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CITY 


ELECTION 


First.  Monday 


DECEMBER. 


CITY  01  LAWRENCE. 

/if  *r%?%  Xvk 


CITY 

GOVERNMENT 

ORGANIZED 

FlRST   MONDAY 

IX 

JANUARY. 


City  Charter  Granted  March  21,  1853  ;  Accepted  March  29, 1S53. 


CITS:  OFFICERS,  1859. 
HENRY  K,  OLIVER,  Mayos.     Salary,  $800. 


Ward  1.  —  Eben.  S.  Chapman. 
2.-- John  S.  Stafford.. 

«<       3. —  George  A.  Fuller. 


Ward  4.  —  Joseph  Norris. 
5, —  Oliver  Bryant. 


6.  —  Jas.  D. 


rick. 


COMMON    COUNCIL. 

Wm.  I).  Lamb,  President, 

Ward  1.  —  Lafayette  Branch,  Thos. 
Scott,  Isaac  B.  Cobb, 

Ward  2.  — Wm,  D.  Lamb,  Hezekiah 
Plummer,  Eben.  T.  Colby. 

Ward  Z,  —  Abel  G.  Pearson,  Caleb 
T.  Briggs,  Leonard  F.  Creesy. 

Ward  4.  —  William  Thomas,  Larson 
Rice,  Allen  Wilson. 

Ward  5. —  Carlos  0.  Glosson*  Rufus 
Full  r,  Geo,  S.  Merrill. 

Ward  b.  —  J.  Q.  A.  Biirrage,  James 
Clark,  Alonzo  Winkley. 

Cm  Clerk.  —  George  R,  Howe. 
Salary,  $1000. 

Clerk  op  the  Common  .Council. — 
Thomas  F.  Barr.     Salary,  .-s  1 0 0 . 

Treasurer  and  CoLLECToa.  —  Na- 
thaniel Wilson.  Salary,  $200,  and  1 
percent. 

SUPERINTENDENT  OP  STREETS.  —  El- 
bridge  Weston.     Salary.  600. 

Messenger.— Charles  T.  Beedle. 
Salary,  $46.5. 

City  Marshal.  —  George  W.  Potter, 

■'  try,  $700. 

Cirv  Solicitor.  —  Nathan  W.  Har- 
mon..    Salary,  $275, 

Constables,  —  John  S.  Perkins, 
Alu;  ^  i'riggs,  George  W.  Potter, 
L     n  W.  Sorter. 

OvEj'.s  us  of  the  Poor.  —  Oliver 
Bryant,  Llbri  :  .•■■  W<  ston,  Joseph  Nor- 
ris.  A;  aer  rLisnier,  Geo.  P.  Wilson^E. 
B.  Allen,  Henry  Withingtonj  Moses 
Nelson. 


Packard.  2.  John  C.  Hoadley.  3.  Geo. 
W.  Garland.  4.  Joseph  L).  Burt.  5. 
Daniel  Hardy.     6.  W.  F.  Gile.       . 

SUPERINTENDENT        OF         SCHOOLS.  — 

Geo.  Packard.     Salary,  §400. 

Assessors. —  James  K.  Barker,  S. 
A.  Furbush,  E,  P.  Poor, 

Assistant  Assessors.  —  Simon 
Brown,  William  R.  Spaulding,  G.  W. 
Potter,  Moses  Perkins,  A.  Lang,  M. 
Nelson,  Sullivan  Sweet,  John  Beetle, 
|  k  'C.  Barber,  George  Li^ledeld,  Mo- 
ses  C.  Crocker,  Daniel  Saunders. 

WARD    OFFICERS. 

Ward  1.  —  John  Bickering,  JF/trden* 
W.  B.  Haven,  Clerk.  L.  B.  Tinkham, 
Chas.   A.  Brown,   Enoch  HewinSj  In- 

'  Ward  2.  —  Wm.  R.  Spalding,  War- 
den* F.  E.  Clarke,  Clerk.  Berley  S. 
Chase,  Goo.  Wilkins,  Jr.,  Charles  R. 
Mason,  Inspectors. 

Ward  3.  __  Wm.  R.  Pedrick,  Warden. 
Byron  Truell,  Clerk.  Henri  D.  Barr, 
C.   M.  Buell,   Geo.   T.   Beckham,  In- 

Ward  4. —  Leonard  Hoyt,  Warden. 
Henry  II.  Barton,  Clerk,  John  W. 
Porte*,  Albeit  Emerson,  Philip  Yeaton, 
1  <spectors. 

Ward  5. — John  L.  Burnham,  War- 
d-en. G,  F.  Stevens,  Clerk.  Cyrus 
Williams,  Edw'd  Caufy,  W.  R.  Foster, 
Tnsj  i-ctors. 

Ward  6.  —  Paschal  Abbott,  Warden. 
A.  M.  Valpey,  '  lerk.  John  B.  How- 
ard, Charles  'Kelsey,  Benjamin  Ames, 


School  Committer:. —  Ward  1.  Geo.  1  Inspectors, 


CITY    GOVERNMENTS. 

CITY  OF  LOWELL, 


189 


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ELECTION 

Second  Monday 

in 

DECEMBER. 


,%>,- ^"  W-\*  ^   CITY  GOVERNMENT 


t 


ORGANIZED 
First  Monday 

IN 

JANUARY. 


City  Charter  Granted.  April  1,  1336;  Accepted,  April  11,  1830, 


CITY  OFFICERS,  1859. 

JAMES  COOK,  Mayor.     Salary,  $1,200. 

ALDERMEN, 


Lorenzo  G.  Howe. 
Paul  Hill. 
Darius  C.  Brown. 
Joshua  Converse. 


Samuel  J.  Yarney. 
Ambrose  Lawrence. 
John  P.  Howe. 
Jonathan  P.  Folsoxn. 


COMMON    COUNCIL. 

Ward  L  — Charles  Wi'Ixins,  J.  E. 
Webb,  William  Barnard,  W,  D.  Blan- 
chard. 

Ward  L\— Wm.  P.  Webster,  Wm.  F, 
Salmon,  James  M.  Howe,  David  Ni- 
chols.    ? 

Ward  3,— B.  S.  Butterworth,  Asahel 
D.  Puffer,  George  Hobson,  John  Wil- 
loughby. 

Ward  L — George  W.  "Young,  Jesse 
Blake*  Caleb  Crxraoy,  G,  W.  Partridge. 

Ward  5. — Wm.  -Goodale,  II.  G.  F. 
Corliss,  L.  B.  Morse,  J.  G.  Peabody. 

Ward  6. —  Charles  A.  Sjott,  Levi 
Sntague,  Ebenezer  Burgess,  Leonard 
Brown. 

City  Clerk.  —  John  II.  McAlviii. 
Salary,  $1000. 

Clerk  of  the  Common  Council. — 
Jeorge  Gardner.     Salary,  >>150. 

Tkeasurer  and  Collector. — Isaac 
C  Eastman.     Salary,  $1000. 

Assessors.  —  Noah  F.  Gates  and 
imos  Merriam.  Salary,  Chairman, 
|»SO0  ;  ea*h  of  the  other-,  $500. 

SUPERINTENDENT  OF  STREETS. —  Wil- 
der Bennett.      Salary,  $900* 
Ciyil  Engineer — Rich.  W.  Baker. 


S  id  .-■ 


*550. 


CrrvM 


EN  GEE 


•iienj. 


City  Marshal. — Ebon  II.  Rand. 
Salary,  $1100. 

City  Auditor.  —  George  Gardner. 
Salary,  $600,  and  as  Clerk  of  tio^;d.  of 
Assessor*  $150. 


Superintendent  of  Street  Lames. 

—  Wm.  H.  Hardy.     Salary,  $600. 

City  Librarian.  — Eliphaiet  Hills, 
Salary,  $600. 

SCHOOL    COMMITTEE. 

1858  and  1859. — John  L.  Cheney, 
Frederick  Hinckley,  Charles  Cowley, 
Edward  F.  Sherman,  Beiij.  Walker. 

1859  and  I860.— James  C.  Abbott, 
Moses  G.  Howe,  Wm.  North,  David 
G.  Lang,  Dldin -Kicfeols,  Geo.  Stevens. 

WARD    OFFICERS. 

Ward  1.—  Benj.  S.  Ireson,  Warden; 
Frederick  Baron,  Clerk;  Aaron  R, 
Grant,  Jas.  C.  Powell,  Win.  A.  Wright, 
Inspectors. 

Ward  2,— Joseph  B.  V.  Coburn, 
Warden;  Crawford  Burnham,  Clerk; 
Lemuel  H,  Jones.  Joshua  N.  Marshall, 
George  N.  Gsgoe-d,  Inspectors. 

Ward   3.  —  Harrison    G.    Blaisdell, 
Warden;  John  F.  Billings,  (  !  >■'■;.,   Gil- 
man  Tuttle,  Hamilton  Burrage,  Henry 
.  Hull,  Inspectors. 

|  Ward  4.— Benj.  Goddard,  Warden; 
i  Lester  fi.  Latham,  Clerk;  A.  S.  FoL 
'  lansbee,  Benjamin  Walker.  Hubbard 
j  Wilson,  Inspectors. 
!  Ward  5.— Josiah  G,  Peabody,  War- 
\  &  ;,;  Edv  Ln  Larason,  Clerk;  Arthur 
j  A..  Cambridge,  George  L.  Harris,  Jo- 
;  seph  L.  i  arubridge,  Inspectors. 
i  Ward  6— Albion  J.' Dudley,  War- 
!  \  "  ,•  Wm.  J.  Burnham,  Clerk;  Eion 
}  A.  Sanborn,  Francis  Brown,  John  S. 
i  Jaqu.es,  Inspectors. 


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CITY  OF  LYNX. 


DECEMBER. 


CITY  GOVERNMENT 


ORGANIZED 


First  Monday. 


JANUARY. 


City  Charter  Granted  April  10,  i860;  Accepted  May  14,  1850. 


CITY  OFFICERS,  1859. 
EDWARD  S.  DAVIS,  Mayor.     Salary,  $400. 

ALDERMEN. 


Daniel  D.  Clark.  ^ 
James  hi.  Sargent. 
John  WooMredge. 
George  E.  Emery. 


Jacob  M.  Lewis. 
Thomas  Stacey. 
Henry  Durant. 
(One  vacancy.) 


COMMON    CO 'J  NOIL. 


Fire  Department.  —  James  Stone, 

J    Chief  Engineer ;  salary,  j£50.     John- A. 

Thurston.    Daniel    I','  Chase,   Richard 

Connor,    George    B.    Currier,    Oliver 

Ramsdell,  Engineers. 

Overseers  oe  the  Poor.  —  Ben ja- 
ias-   1  min  Mudge,   Chairman;  salary,  $100, 
Dennison   Gage,  Green   Page,   Henry 
B.  NewhaU,  Hiram  West. 


Nathan  Clark,  President. 
Ward  1. —  John  R.  Jordan. 
Ward  2. —Robert  Rarasdall. 
Ward  3.  —  William  Ch&se,   Jr.,  Ed- 


G.  Clark. 

Ward  -'.  —  Nathan  Clark,  Joseph 
Marsion,  Edwin  Patch.  Phipps  Mnnroe, 
Jos      s  Haines. 

Y\  srd  5.  —  William  H.  Harney,  Jo- 
si  :>■■  tl,  M:anir5.Farson9/C.Hi.ll,  Naihan 
A    lUmsdcll,  Isaac  Young. 

\yard  6  —  Joseph  M.  Ruwell,  Joseph 
G.  Taylor,  Noah  Robinson,  Nathan 
Jenkins,  Henrv  W.  lord. 

Ward  7.  —  John  Raddin. 

Crrt  Clerk,  Collector,  and  Clerk 
or  Board  of  Aldermen.  —  Ephraim 
A.  Ingails;  salary,  §700  and  fees. 

Clerk  of  Common  Council.  —  Cvrus 
M,  Tracy, 

Treasurer,  —  Win.  Bassett ;  salary, 

CrrY  Messenger.—  Win.  II.  Lewis  ; 
Salary,  $  £00. 

Cir-f  Marshall.  —  John  A.  Thurs- 
ton ;  s  dary,  £-500. 

i  a  ■  ■-.  Committee.  —  Rev.  Loranus 
Cr   «*vll,  <    \airman.  Rev.  Alfred  Owen, 


WARD  orncERs. 

Ward  1.—  -Barnes  Short,  Warden. 
George   W.  Vincent,    Clerk.     William 

B.  Oilman,  Samuel  B.  Perkins,  Nelson 
N.  Kent,  Inspectors. 

Ward  2..—  Charles II.  Hudson,  War- 
den. Charles  P.  Tucker,  Clerk.  Addi- 
son Gage,  E.  D.  Rhodes,  Charles  F. 
Richardson,  Inspectors. 

Ward  3.  —  Abel  Bates,  Warden. 
Henry  W.  Rogers,  Clerk.  W.  W. 
Kimball,  Daniel  F.  Proctor,  Jr.,  Henry 

C.  Burrill,  Inspectors. 
Ward  4.— Richard  D.  Beede,  War- 
den.      Charles     It.     Downing,     Clerk, 
Aaron  O.  Atwill,  Theodore  L.  Ingails, 
Oliver  G.  Parsons,  Inspectors. 

Ward  5.  —  Ruins   Kimball,  'Warden. 
Wilbur  F.  Baeheller,  Clerk.    Benjamin 
P.  Alley,  Sam'l  H.  Baeheller,  Alpheus 
II.  I;  reed,  Inspector's. 
ms.  -  Abner  NewhaU,  H*  N.  •    ard  6.  —  Gardiner  Tufts,  Warden. 

Breed.  .  !   Thomas  P.  Nichols,  Clerk.     Samuel  fi. 

City    Solicitor.  —  Dean    Feabody ;  I    Peck,   William   H.   Merritt,   Eben  P. 


fai-u  y,  $1*0. 

CrrY  P  fTSici  Lsr,  —  Isaac  P.  Gat 
loupe ;  salary*  S7<>. 

Sitkyb-yoh  of  IIo.owavs.  —  Jame; 
Stone:  salary",  $500. 


Berry,  Inspectors. 

Ward  7.  —  John  Shepard,    Warden, 
Joseph    H.    Homan,    Clerk.     Solomon 
Moulton,  W.  I.  AUwill,  James  Lunni* 
Inspectors. 


CITY    GOVERNMENTS. 

CITY  OF  NEW  BEDFORD, 


191 


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ELECTION 
First  Monday 

IK 

MARCH. 


:"^2-^^'5?.x;\  GOVERNMENT 

ORGANIZED 


i]      First  Monday 


APRIL, 


City  Charter  granted  March  9,  1847;   accepted  March  IS,  1847. 


CITY  OFFICEKS,  1859. 
WILLARD  2SFTE,  Mayor.     Salary,  $800, 

ALDERMEN. 

Ward  1. — Sherman  White.  Ward  4-.--Jc.hn.  Hasu 

"      2. — Calvin  Staples. 
"       3.— Cyrus  W.  Chapman. 


J.-h 


n  xiunc. 


"      6. — Henrv  T.  Wood. 


COMMON  COUNCIL. 

Nathan  E.  Hammefct,,  President. 

Isaac  M.  Richardson,  Clerk.  Salary, 
$200. 

Wrafd  i._ Edward  JliTIiken,  Caleb 
Hammond,  Ambrose  E.  Luce,  John  A. 
Pock. 

Ward  2.  — John  W.  Sailings,  John 
P.  Knowles,  Chas.  II.  Taber,  Thatcher 
C,  Hatch. 

Ward  S.~Wm.  G.  Taber,  Daniel 
Homer,  Peleg  Butts,  Gideon  T.  Saw- 
vcr. 

Ward  4.—  Nathan  E.  Hammett,  Si- 
t«  ■  m  Ashley,  Edmund  Anthony.  Edw. 
■L  Robinson, 

Ward  5. —  Cornelius  Rowland,  Fred. 
S.  Allen,  George  11.  Taber,  Lawrence 
Grirmell. 

r.on  P.  Pollock,   J.  G. 


Ward  6.— 
>pe, 


I  Hart. 

.  City  Clerk.  ~- Sanford   S.   Horton. 

'  '  -   '.rv,  .s7-"<0. 

l*HKA*.UItER  ANO    COLLECTOR. — Jam  OS 

:  '•  Congdon.     Salary,  §1 100. 
r-iv  Solicitor.  —  Win.  W.  Crapo. 
:  'ty  Bell  Ringer. —  Isaac  33  am  es. 
'  i  rv  M  bssexger. — Lloyd  II.  Brooks. 

'■  "^Marshal Elias  Terry,  Salary, 


Assistant  Marshals.  —  Thomas  A. 
Rowland,  Luther  M.  Dayton,  Horatio 
N.  Kimball,  Lorenzo  D.  J.  Sears. 

Assessors  at  Large.  —  Ezra  K.  De- 
lano, Henry  S.  Packard,  Tillson  B, 
Penh/am. 

Assistant  Assessors.  —  "Ward  ], 
John  Kirk.  Ward  2,  John  Arrant. 
Ward  3,  David  B.  Wilcox.  Ward  4, 
Rufus'  Sherman.  Ward  o,  James  R. 
Denham.     Ward  6,  Henry  Holcomb. 

Overseers  or  Puor. — Mayor,  C  .  '  - 
man,  ex  officio.  Josiah  Macy,  Alanson 
WiDiston,  Silas  Stetson,  Samuel  S. 
Paine,  John  N.  Barrows,  Caleb  L. 
Ellis. 

SCHOOL     COMMITTEE. 

Timothy  Stove,  Chair/nan. 

William  Howe,  Secretary. 
*Ward  L  — Win,  G.   E.    Pope,  Win. 
F.  Ditrfee,  Asahel  Cobb. 

Ward  2.  —  Edwin  L.  Barney,  Henry 
R,  Wilcox,  Eliphalet  W.  Kerrey, 

Ward  3.  —  Timothy  Stowe,  Shipley 
W.  Bumpus,  Chas.  L  Swa/.ey. 

Ward  L  —  n'-  bedeck  Craig,  Chas.T. 
Bonney,  George  W.  Stearns. 

Ward  5. —  Win,  Howe,  Am  as  a  L. 
Gleason,  Thomaali.  Rodman. 

Ward  6.  — Isaac  II.  Coe,  Charles  C. 
Saver,  Ferderick  A.  Washburn. 


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CITY 


ELECTION 


IN 


DECEMBER. 


Second  Monday     —^  v~;v  |'     •£==,- 


GOVERNMENT 


ORGANIZED 


First  Monday 


JANUARY. 


City  Charter  Granted  May  14,  1351;  Accepted  Juno  6,  1851, 


CXTV  OPFIOTTRS,  1859. 

ALBERT    CURRIEK,  Mayor. 

ALDERMEN. 


Ward  L  — Moody  U.  Cook. 
••      2.  — RajphC.  Huse. 
«     3.  —  Chas.  W,  Davenport. 


Ward  4.  —Frederick  J.  Coffin. 
"     5.  —  Edward  BuTrill. 
"     G.  —  Geo.  \Y.  Jacknian,  Jr., 


COMMON    COUNCIL. 

Henry  C.  Perkins  President. 

Ward  1. —Philip  IT.  Richardson, 
Isaac  Hale,  Jr..  Charles  C.  Dame. 

Ward  2.— Moody  Ltuit,  Hiram  P. 
M  t<  intosh,  Isaac  P.  No]  es. 

Ward  3.  —  Henry  C,  Perkins,  Geo. 
J.  George,  Wrn.  A.  Davis. 


OVEIISEEHS    OP   THE   P00E. 


Ward  1. 


Nathaniel  Hunt. 


Ward  3.  —  David  Currier. 
Ward  4.  —  Henry  Stover,  Chairman. 
Ward  5.  —  John  Teel,  Secretary. 
•Ward  fi.  —  Thomas  Merrill,  Jr. 

Assessors. -—.Nathan*!  Greely,  Join 


Ward  L-  John   ST.   Pike,   Isaac  P.      Hu,e,  Pottle  iliehardS0n. 

feeavey,  V>m.  J.  Gre^ev  j       Assistant  Assessors. —Edward  H. 

V-':V  •'•—U-u-   [i-  Hiise*  John  1\  j  Holland,  Thomas  H.  Gould,  W   Coffin, 
i   .  _••,  1  >amel  u.  Cutter. 

Ward  6.  — John  A.  True,  John  D. 
Pik.  ,  Wm.  J.  Currier.  WAKD  cfficbes. 

(  :iy  Clerk.—-  Eleazer  Johnson.  Sal-  1       Ward  1.  —  Samuel  Brookings,  War- 
try,  $iO0  and  fees.  j  r/m.     Jacob  G.  Brown,  CtV/:.     Charles 

Messenger.  —  David      E.      Cntter.  j   IT.  Goodwin,  John  M.  Ewin,  Wm.  M. 
Salary,  $300  Kimball,  Inspectors. 

.U  !  ir.       i    .~,  t_-l_ 


Cleiik  Common  Co-tncil. — Joseph 
11.  Bragdom.     Salary,  $50. 

Treasurer  \nd  Coli  ector. —  DanT 
Granger.  ''  Salary,  §600. 


School  committee 
I'-    S.    Moseley,    Prcsi 


Warden 

Henrv  Parmentcr,  Mat- 


Ward 
thew  Morrhun. 

v<  •    i  2.— Richard   Plumer,   Nath'l 
Pierce. 

VN    r$   '• Warren  Currier,  Benj.  R. 

K:  p. 

'-.'•   it .1  I.  —John  Q.  A.  Stone,  SarnT 
J.  Spalding. 

Wurd  5."— "Edw'd  S    Mosfeley,  David 

W,,,i. 

Ward  G.  —  Henry  Merrill,  Jr.,  Fran- 
cis A.  Howe. 


Ward  2.  — John  F.  Stiekney.  War- 
den. C.  N.  Haskell,  Cierl:.  Stephen 
Bartlett,  Geo.  W.  Hunt,  F.  B.  Stiek- 
ney, Inspectors. 

Ward  3.  — Pen}.  Davis,  Jr.,  Warden. 
Wm.  C.  Plimiraer,  ClerL  Samuel  A. 
Smith,  Libert}-  C.  Bailou,  Joseph  Pick- 
ett,  Inspectors. 

Ward  4,— Daniel  H.  Smith,  War- 
den. Chas.  W.  Parley,  Clerk.  Joseph 
B.  Creasey,  Charles  li.  Sargent,  And- 
rew J.  Fiaines,  Inspectors. 

SVardo.—  (  has,  A.  Milliard,  War- 
den.  John  Teel,  Clerk.  William  P. 
Jones,  Joseph  J.  Walker,  Benj.  New- 
man, Inspectors. 

Ward  6.  —  Joel  Lancey,  Warden. 
j  Gen.  L.  Jackman,  Clerk.  Eben  P. 
j  Cutter,  John  D.  Pike,  Spragtie  Chase. 
'  Inspectors. 


CITY 
ELECTION 

Second  Monday 

in 

DECEMBER. 


CITY    GOVERNMENTS. 

CITY  OF  I10XCUKE 


193 


1630.      <^ 


GOVERNMENT 

ORGANIZED  ' 

First  Monday 
in 
JANUARY. 


City  Charter  Granted  March.  12,  1840  ;  Accepted  March  25,  1848, 


CITY  OFFICERS,  1859. 
THEODORE  OTIS,  Mayor.     Salary,  $1200. 

ALDERMEN. 

At  Large. — George  Lewis,  Joshua  IE  Fcwle,  Wm.  B.  May. 
Ward  1.— William  Curtis.  J  Ward  3, --John  C  Clapp. 

***     2. — Benj.  S.  Noyes.  "     4. — Alonzo  W.  Folsom.' 

Ward  5. — George  Frost,  1st. 

[  Almshouse. — Ezra  Young,  Superin- 
tendent; salary,  S-jOO.  Joseph  11. 
Streeter,  Physician;  salary,  $'100« 

School    Committee.  —  Horatio     G. 
Morse,  Chairman. — At 'Large, —  Geo. 


COMMON    COUNCIL. 

Bbenezer  W.  Bumstead,  President. 
War!  I.-— Allen  Putnam,  B.  F. Camp- 
bell, William  Morse,  Asa  Wvman. 


Ward    2-. —  Gideon    B.    Richmond,  j  Putnam,  A'rial  I.   Gurumirjgs.  William 


a  hatcher  F.  Sweat,  Albert  Batehelder, 
John  M.  Marston. 

Ward  3. — Patrick  H.  Rogers,  Alfred 
G.  Hall,  William  H.  Ward,  Malcolm 
McLauthlin. 

Ward  4.— John  R.  Hall,  Hartley  E. 
Wftod bridge.  John  H.  Buiiord,  Francis 


A  Crafts.  Ward  I.  Horatio  G.  Morse, 
Franklin  Williams.  2.  Joshua  Seaver, 
Ira  Allen i  3.  Timothy  R.  Nute,  Ilieh- 
ard  Garvey.  .  4.  Jos.  N.  Brewer,  John 
W.  Olmstead.  5.  Edwin  Ray,  Robert 
P.  Anderson. 

Joshua  Seaver,  Secretary  of  the  Com- 


rreernnn.  j  mittoe. 

Ward  o. — Eben.W.  Bumstead,  Thos.  I       Chief  Engineer  Tire  Depmitmss'X. 
Farmer,   John  Dove,   John  T.  Ellis.  — James  Munroe.     Salary,  $225. 

City  Clerk   and    Clerk   Board  of  City  Marshal. — Benjamin  Mertiaui. 

Aldermen. — Jos.  W.  Tucker.     Salary,   j  Salary,. $2.'Z6  per  day. 
§1000.  '       Commissioner  oe  Streets.  —  Moses 

Clerk  op  Common  Council. — Frank-  !  II.  Libbey, 
lin  Williams.     Salary,  §200.  ward    officers. 

Treasurer    and  Collector.  —  Jos,  1       Ward     1.  - — John    Jones,     Warden; 
W.  Dudley.     Salary,  §1400.  'Joseph  Bugbee,  Clerk;    Chas.  Erskine. 

City    Physician. —  Arial  I.    Cum-  |  Mason  G.  Field,   Lafayette   litchtiekl, 
ffiings.     Salary,  §200.  Inspectors. 

City    Solicitor. — William   Gaston.  Ward  2. — Joshua   Seaver,     Warden  ; 

Salary,  $$00.  j  Anthony  B.  Shaw,   Clerk;    Square  G. 

Messenger.— Win.  N.  FelSon.     Sal-  j  Brooks,* Henry  B.    Phelps,  Henry  E. 
ary,  $55  tj.  j  Linjjharn,  Inspectors. 

Assessors. — Joshua   Seaver,    Joseph  j       Ward  .'5. — David  Simpson*   Warden;. 


N.  Brewer,  EnosE.  Bronsdon.  Salary, 
$Jo0  each.     Clerk  hire,  §100. 

Assis  £  k  s  r  Ass  f.s  s  o  ns.  —  Ward  1 . 
Joseph  liughee.  2.  Gera  Farnum.  3. 
Sylvester  L.  Ward.  4.  Daniel  W. 
Glidden.    5.  Win.  Barton.    Sal.  S'-O  ea. 

Oterseers     of     the     Poo  a.  —  The 

Mayor,    Chairman  ex. officio.     Ward   1. 

kVarren    Marsh.      2.    "ira    Allen.     3. 

John  McEiroy.      4.     Nelson  VYorthen. 

5.     Joseph  B.  Young. 

IS 


Michael  J.  Kiltian,  Clerk;  Ed  w.  Kenny*. 
Jonathan  M.  Harmon,  John  Mahoney,, 
Inspectors. 

Ward  4.— George  Curtis  Witrdin  ; 
Geo.  J.  Hopkins,  Clerk;  Silas  Dole, 
Holman  Page,  Geo.  A.  Kittrredgc,  /*- 
speciors. 

Ward  5. — Henry  Parkhurst,  War- 
den; Oliver  J.  Curiia,  Clerk;  VV'm.  II. 
Mcintosh,  Mitchell  Leavitt,  H.  C.  Sto- 
well,  Inspectors 


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CITY  01  SALEM. 


CITY 


ELECTION 


Sbgond  Monday 


JANUARY 


GOVERNMENT 


ORGANIZED 


Fourth  Monday 


JANUARY. 


City  Charter  Granted  March.  23,  1833 ;   Accepted  April  4,  1838. 


CITY  OFFICERS,  1S59. 
NATHANIEL  SILSBIE,  Mayor.     Salary,  §'300. 

ALDEKMEN. 

David  Moore.  S.  W.  Robertson. 

Benjamin  H.  Silsbee.  Daniel  P.  Fitz. 

Charles  M.  Richardson.  Joseph  II.  Towne. 


Common  Council. 
Henry  L.  Williams,  President, 

Ward  1,— Ja.irus  W.  Perry,  Eben  N. 
Walton,  Andrew  J.  Tlbbets,  Benj.  M. 
Per  kins, 

Ward  2. — Charles  Lamson,  Daniel 
Henderson,  Thomas  H.  LexWour.  Wm. 
McMullan. 

Ward  3. — Chas.  Harrington,  John 
Preston,  Dana  Z.  Smith,  William  G. 
Choate. 

Ward-*.-- Henry  L.  Williams,  George 
F.  Putnam,  S.  G.  Wheatland,  George 
R.  Chapman, 

Ward  5. — Simeon  Flint,  Lewis  E. 
Wenlworth,  Samuel  A.  Merrill,  Charles 
Green. 

Ward  6. — James  Ropes,  Stephen 
Curran,  Charles  A.  Ropes,  James  II. 
Conrey. 

City  Clep.k.. — Jos.  Cloutman.  Sal- 
ary, £9  00. 

Clkhk  Common  Council. — J.  M. 
Ncwhall,     Salary,  $100. 

Tar;  iflUER  AND  Coi.r ncron.  —  Chas. 
Symonds.     Salary,  .$1)00. 


1 8  5 H.  —  Th  o  m  as  B . 


City   Marshai 
Perkins.     Salary,  ^S00. 

A.»rt»STANT  Marshals,  18>38.  — James 
Palrymple,  Edward  Collins,  Harrison 
G,;S  jsoner.     Salary,  .-. ■■'; )0  each, 

c.  <  1-  s^oN-Kit  ox  Streets. — Perley 
Putnam.     Salary,  $000. 


B.  Lane,  James  Kimball,  John  Jewett, 
Josiah  Spaulding,  Oliver  Thayer,  Wil- 
liam F.  Nichols,  Aaron  Perkins,  Eieazer 
Austin,  Aivah  A.  Evans,  George  F. 
Brown. 

Assessors,  185S. — Thomas  S.  Jewett, 
Jonathan  Tucker,  Charles  E.  Symonds. 

School  Committee,  18-59.— Mayor 
and  President  of  the  Common  Council, 
ex-GJficio ;  Franklin  T.  Sanborn,  G.  L. 
Streeter,  George  Andrews,  Jacob  Per- 
ley, Joseph  Chishndm,  George  F.  Read. 
3  years  ;  George  Upton,  N.  B.  Perkins, 
George  W".  Briggs,  James  M.  Hoppiri, 
Ripley  Ropes,  J.  Shove  Symonds,  2 
years;  Lucius  Wells,  Wm.  B.  Brown, 
Geo.  Leeds,  James  A.  Dnlton,  A.  Gold- 
thwait,  Jr.,  II.  J.  Cross,  I  year. 

WAKD    OFFICEES. 

Ward  1. — Charles  Upton,  Warden  ; 
J.L.Whipple,  Clerk;  John  H.  Wii- 
I  liams,  Israel  C.  Abbott.  Assistants. 

Ward  2.— J.  P,  Harris,  Warden  ; 
John  IL  Wilkins,  Clerk  ;  SamT  Calley, 
Charles  P.  Osborne,  Assistants. 

Ward  .'3 — Albert  Da«,  Warden;  I). 
R.  Peabody,  Clerk;  Hezekiah  Sleeper, 
Thomas  B.  Flowers,  Assistants* 

Ward  4.— Thos.  F.  Odell,  Warden  ; 
James  F.  Potter,  Clerk;  Charles  II. 
Daniels,  Joseph  Very.  Assistants. 

Ward  '). — Joseph  Chi&holm,  Warden  ; 
Aaron  Goldthwait.  Jr.,   Clerk :   Charles 


CirY  Mt-.SSenoer,  1858. — Wm.Mar.s-  j  H.  Xorris,  Geo.   I).   Glover,  Assistant*. 

fifeld.     Sakry,  $->50.  I       Ward    0.— James    Ropes,      Warden; 

OvKi;«'tEaa    of    Voou. — The   Mayor,  <  Benjamin    ii.    Smith,    Clerk;    Thomas 

and  Juhn  Preston,   John  Liuse,  Edwd.  Symonds,  Thomas  Ashhy,  Assistants. 


CITY    GOVERNMENTS.  105 

CITY  OF  SPRINGFIELD. 


GOVERNMENT 


v       ORGANIZED 


F'£R?r  Moxdvy 


JANUARY. 


City  Charter  Granted  April  12,  1S52 ;  Accepted  April  21,  1852. 


CITY  OFFICERS,  1859. 
WILLIAM  B.  CALHOUN,  Mayob.     Salary,  $400. 


ALDERMEN, 


Ward  1.— Channcpy  L.  Covell. 
4*      2. — Roger  S.  Moore. 
"      3. — Edmund  Freeman, 
•■;      i, — Daniel  L.  Harris. 


Ward  5. — William  Hitchcock. 
*•      6. — J.  G.  Capron. 
"      7. — Horace  Smlch. 
»      8 George  W.  Holt. 


COMMON    COoNClL. 

A.  N.  Merrick,  President. 
Ward     1. — Joshua    M.    Harrington, 
J*™k-\T.  Cooley.  John  Y.  Jones.  !  °-    Mcintosh,     Chr-k.      Henry   Cla 


WARD    OEFICEES. 

Ward  l.—Tyler  Childs,  Warden 


Ward  2.— George  IL Roberts,  Lewis  !   ^^hard  Bliss*  W.  S.  Wood,  la^ct  .-..-. 

II-  Taylor,  Ghirdon  C.  Judsori.  j       "  ard  2.— Henry  A.  Rohmson,  M     •- 

Ward  3.— A.N.  Merrick,  DanTGav,  \  clsn-       Heman    Smith      r.V.t.        \.  S. 

Hosea  C.  Lombard.  "  !  Direllcy,  Charles   Oaborn,  I).  H.  Brig- 

Ward    4.— .Samuel    Leonard.   Alfred       haHj  Tiujieetors 


Rowe,  Reuben  T.  45  afford,  j   T    «vard  3- 

Ward  3.-- Theodore  Bishop,  Walter   ' 
Mavnard,  Waiter  North. 

Ward  H.— Isaac  D.  Gibbons. 

Ward  7.— Ransley  Hall. 

Ward  8.— Warren  L.  Shaw. 

SCHOOL    COMMITTEE. 

At  Large— Josiah  Hooker. 
Ward  t.—R.  E.  Htldreth. 

««      2— J.  E.  MeTntrre. 

"      3. — Rev.  Samuel  Osgood. 

"      I. — Charles  Marsh. 

.«      .x—Y.  L.  Owen. 

««      6.--E.  L.  Hall. 

"      7.— John  Kimberly. 

-      8— Marcus  W-  Fav. 


City  Clekk  and  Tkeascreb.. —  >lo- 
soph  lugraham. 

r'l.K-K  Common  Council.  —  Lucius 
K.  Lttdd, 

C:ry  MiiiSHAt.— Otis  Childs. 


Dickinson.  }| 'arden. 
Lewis  ... 
|  Fitts,  C.  Ward,  Luther  Bliss  Jr.,  .'.- 
spwtors. 

Ward  4.  —  Augustine  Burt,  J!'-.--.-. 
Roswell  G.  ShurtletF,  Clerk.  Win.  Lk 
Webster,  John  \V.  Bliss,  John  MeL.- 
w at n ,   hispecto rs . 

Ward  5.—  E.  A.  Strong  ir-r,'-  .... 
Georiye  Hosmer.  Clerk.  John  Ilannis, 
E.  P/Chapin,  Philo  IL  Cook,  /■.  _•  > 
tors. 

Ward  6 E.  M.   Holcomb,    Warden. 

Robert  Cro^sett,  Clark.  Jas,  L.  White, 
Charles  B.  Rice,  Obed  Peck.  /  ■,••-.■■. 

Ward  7— W.  G.  Rurdick,  Ward  - . 
Peter  Valentine,  Chirk.  Orrin  M. 
Lombard,  EH  Ik  Cook,  Norton  F. 
Bates  Inspectors. 

Ward  8.— Milton-  Foster,  rr,.-;  . 
J  -.-  .h  P.  Webster,  Clerk.  Iliwrn 
Warner,  Lk  P.  Robhins,  John  Glid  :  l. 
Inspectors. 


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CITY  OF  WORCESTER. 


CITY 

ELECTION 

Second  Monday 

IN 

DECEMBER. 
City  Charter  granted  Feb.  9,18-18.;  Accepted  March  18,  1843. 


CITY  OFFICERS,  1659. 
ALEXANDER  H.  BULLOCK,  Major.     Salary,  $600.  ' 

ALDERMEN. 

Ward  1. —  Alexander  Thayer.  Ward  5.  —  Isaac  Goddard. 

"       6.  —  Loring  Goes. 

«       7, _D.  Waldo  Lincoln. 


44       2 J.  M.  C.  Armsby, 

"       3.  —  Jonas  Bartlett. 


4.  —  Pliny  Holbrook. 


D.  S.  Messenger. 


COMMON    COUNCIL. 

John  W.  Wetherell,  President. 


Ward    3.  —  John   J.  Power,  A,    L. 

Burbank,  Jonas  Bartlett. 

Ward    4.  —  Aivan    Allen, | Samuel 

^,^ard^~;.lla:lSOra,^•^0ula,      fnry      Hathaw&T,  S.  D.Harding. 

P.  Nichols,  Timothy  W.Hammond.  Ward  5.  —  Ebenezer   Cutler,  S.   Y. 

Ward  2.  — Lucius  W .  Loud,  A.  13.  :  Stone,  Thomas  Magennis. 

R.  Sprague,  John  Barnard.  j       Yyard    6.  „  wiiiard    Ward,   D.   A. 


Ward  3.  —  James  E.  Estabrcok,  Wal- 


Goddard,  Albert  W.  Curtis, 


ter Henry,  Lyman  Erown.  Ward  7>_7.  p;,   g.  Jones,  D.  W. 

Ward  4.  —  Charles  B.  Pratt,  William  j  j«au,lcc  y?   w  Rice_ 

Adams,  Appleton  Dadmun.  !  Ward  8.' ~  William  Workman,  E.F. 

Ward  o.-  John    Simmons,    S.    \  .  |  chamberlin,  D  wight  Foster, 
Stone,  Henry  Murry. 

XYi.id  6.  —  George  P.  Barton,  Edwin  j  Overseers  of  the  Poor.  —  Word  1. 

J;-      er,  Dana  IT.  Fit  eh.  !  0.  P.   Gilbert,      2.    Samuel  Banister. 


L.  Ilevwood,  A,  !   3.  3D.   G.   Temple.     4.    James  MeFar- 


G.  Goes,  Edwin  Morse.  j  land.    o.  Patrick  O'Rourke.    6.  Edwin 

Ward  8-.—  JohnW.  Wretherell,  Geo.  !   Draper.    7.  Julius  E.  Tucker.    S.  John 
A.  Chamberlain,  Win.  Greenleaf,  1  Hammond. 

,,        _,  _  ,  «    .  v  '   o  -,  Assistant  Assfssors. — Ward  1.  Lu- 

Lity  Clerk,— Samuel-Smith.   Sala-  ;  ther    SIater>     2.  W.  A.  P.  Smith.     3. 
ry,  *.;>0  and  lees.  ^  |  Jason  \  Temple.     4.  F.  F.  Phelps,     o. 

Cl&uk  of  Common  Council.  — Wil-  i  Aliied    Talc.      6.    Tosiah    W.    Allen. 
ham  A.  South.     Salary.  $200.  j   7>    RuMdl   K.    Sliepard.     8.  Marshall 

Ireasurer  and  Collector.  —  Geo. 
W.  Wheeler.     Salary,  $800. 

City  Solicitor.  *-  Dwight  Foster. 

Acditor,  —  Gill  Valentine. 

*  .H, '     xr  _.      .ir,,  !  Farland,   John    M.    Studley ;     salary, 

1  ity  Messenger.  —  David  Gleason.  :  &.J0O  each. 

' -  .*-,ir-v'  '-*'-"•  Co.NST.MiLFs.  — William   S.   Lincoln, 

•    1  HjstciAN.  —  J.  Marcus  Lice,  j  John  M    Studle      Wm#  W.  Pratt.  Jas. 
-■  ■ .  §200. 


mp: 

City    Marshal.  —  William  S.  Lin- 
coln.    Salary,  §900. 
Salary,  j       Deputy    Marshals.  —  James    Mc- 


Co  M  M ! aa  i  ( > N  F.R  O F  III 0  HVVA IS . — II Oil r  V 


WOO. 


Chec    .. 


M(  Farland,  Jeremiah  Kane,  Ohiey  B. 
:   Chase,  George  B.  Coleman,  Calvin  W. 
;  Antier. 
j       Captain  or    Watch.  —  James   Mc- 


Farland,  $150. 

ool  committee.  Watchmen.  —  John  W.  Davis,  Chas. 

Ward   L  —  O.  P.   Gilbert,   Wm.    S,  j  W.    Wentworth,    William  B.   Martin, 

Green,  N;  IX.  Andrews.  Geo.  F.Newton,  Francis   C  Bigelow, 

Ward  2.  -—Timothy  K.  Earle,  O.  K.      John  (J.  Goes,  Walter  II.  Dugan,  Silas 

Earle,  Wcrdcr  Reynolds.  }  Ciapp. 


NEW    ENGLAND    REGISTER. 


197 


NEW  ENGLAND  REGISTER. 


The  six  New  England  States  embrace  an  area  of  6 5,8o-5  square  miles,  being  about 
one-third  larger  than  the  State  of  New  York.  Thp  number  of  square  miles  in  Maine 
is  32,628;  New  Hampshire,  9,4L1;  Vermont,  10,212;  Massachusetts,  7,500 ;  Rhode 
Island,  1,340;  Conne  tijat,  4,751. 


STATE   ELECTION 

OX  THE 

Second  Monday  in 
SEPTEMBER. 


STATE  OF  MAINE. 

Capital,  AUGUSTA.    Population  in  1350,  583,169 


/ 


i 


\ 


LEGISLATURE   convenes    at 

AUGUSTA, 

First  Wednesday  in 

JANUARY. 


OFFICERS   FOR  IS 5 9. 

LOT  M.  MORRILL,  of  Augusta,  Governor. 
Almond  Loud, 
Rutus  Norton, 

GlSO  R  G  E  T  K  OR  N  D  IKE, 

Dennis  N.  Mil  liken, 


COUNCIL. 


William  Merrtam, 
Aaron  A.  Wing, 
Washington"  Long. 


Noah  Smith,  Jr.,  Calais,   Secretary  of 

State. 

Benj.  D.  Peck,  Portland,  Treasurer. 

Davis  Tillson,  of  Rockland,  Adjutant 
General. 

Noah  Barker.  Exeter,  Land  Agent. 

Thomas  W.  Hix,  Rockland,  Warden  of 
of  State  Prison. 

Henry  M.  Harlow,  Augusta,  Supt.  of 
Insane  Hospital, 

>-^\  Seamman,  Cape  Elizabeth,  Supt. 
of  Stale  Reform  School. 

Mark  H.  Dunnell,  Norway,  Superinten- 
dent of  Common  Schools. 

Robert   Go^denow,  Farmtrrgton ';  Wm, 


TIMES    AND     PLACES     OF     HOLDING      THE 
SUPREME   JUDICIAL  COURT. 

Law  Terms. 

Western  District,  at  Portland,  second 
Tuesday  July. 

Mi  idle  District,  at  Augusta,  third 
Tuesday  June. 

Eastern  District,  at  Bangor,  fourth 
Tuesday  May. 

FOR     THE     TRANSACTION     OF     CIVIL     AND 
CRIMINAL   BUSTNESS. 

[Those  marked  with  a  star  (*)  are  for  the  transaction 
of  civil  business  only.] 


County  of  Androscoggin,  at  Auburn, -kh. 
dobcro,    Ba>  fc-  Cornmia-  j   Tuesday  Jan.,  Apr;!,  and  Autrusi, 

!       County  of   Aroostook,  at  I-l'ouitbn,   2d 
William  T.  Johnson,  of  Augusta.  Speak-  |   Tues.  March,  and  3d  Tuesday  Septem   i  r. 
of  the  House  of  Representatives.  Countv  of  Cumberland,*  at  Portl  mil,  3d 


sicmen 
er 


nd  April,  and  2d  Tuesday 


j       County 

Tuesdays  Jai 
j   of  October- 
i       County  of  Franklin,  at  Farruington,  3d 

j   Tuesday's  April  and  October. 

County  of  Hancock,   at  Ellsworth,  4th 
Tuesdays  April  and  October. 

Countv  of   Kennebec,  at  Augusta,  1st 
I  Tuesday",  March,  3d  Tuesday  August,  and 

4th  Tuesday  November. 
j       County  of   Lincoln',  at   Wiscasset,    1st 
Tuesday  May  and  1st  Tuesday   of   Oeto- 
Igesof  the  S.  J.  C.  are  appointed  by  \  ber,  at  Rockland  on  the  4th  Tuesday   of 
Sovern-or  for  a  term  of  7  years.  i  January. 


r  George  W.  Wilcox,  Gardiner,  Clerk  cf 
the  House  of  Representatives. 

Charles  W.  Goddard,  of  Danville,  Pres- 
ident of  the  Senate. 

J.  B.Hall,  Presque  Isle,  Secretary  of  the 
State. 


JUDICIARY      OF      MAINE. 

SUPREME  JUDICIAL  COURT. 


J  ih     S.  "L;.rcy,  Norridgewock,    Chief 

I).;:,  t>\  Goodenow,  Alfred;  Richard  D. 
Rice,  Augusta  ;  John  Appietcu,  Bangor; 
Joshua    v,'.    Hathaway,     Bangor;    Jonas 


County  of  Oxford,  at  Paris,  2d  Tuesdays 
March,  August,  and  November, 

Countv  of  Penobscot,*  at    Bangor,    Lt 

Tuesdays  January,  April,  and  October. 
County  of    Piscataquis,  at   Dover,   last 


Cutting.  Bangor;    Seth    May,    Winthrop ;   j  Tuesday   February  and  2d  Tuesday  Sep- 
:rv     Davis,    Portland,  —  'Associate  j  tember." 

Justices.  '  |       Count}  of  Sagadahoc,  at  Bath,  1st  Tues- 

Salary  of  the  Chief  and  of  the  Associate  i  day  April,    3d  Tuesday   August,   and  cd 

Justi     a,  ^ISOOeach.  Tuesday  December. 

Nubau   D.  App'Mon.  Alfred,  Attorney  J       County  of  Somerset,  at  Norridgewock, 

Gi    erai.     Salary, '&IQ00,  ;   3d  Tuesdays  March,  September,   and  De- 

Timothy   Ludden,   Turner,   Reporter  of  j  comber. 

Decisions.     Salary,  $  1000.  County  of  Washington,  at  Machias,  1st 


IDS 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Tuesday  of  January,  4th  Tuesday  of  April,  I      Somerset— Stephen  D.  Lindsey,  Nor- 
and  lst'Tuesdav  of  October.  ridgewock. 

rt  ntyof  u-,|Jo.  at  Belfast,  1st  Tues-         Waldo  — Seth  L.  Miliikcn,  Belfast. 
.-,...     ;:M  ivy.*  May,  and  October.  Washington  — Charles  W.  Porter,  M.a- 

C  uuty  of'York,  at  Alfred,  1st  Tuesday  }  chias. 
J    r.mtry  and   April,    and    3d   Tuesday    in 
■  ruber. 


TKE     TRANSACTION.    01 

BUSINESS  ONLY, 


1IMI2TAL 


Cumberland,  at  Portland,  1st  Tuesday 
March,  1  ri s t  Tuesday  July,  and  last  Tues- 
of  November. 

Penobscot^  at  Bangor,  first  Tuesday 
February,  and  1st  Tuesday  of  August. 

Clerks  of  the  Judicial  Courts. 

[Elected  by  the  people,  for  a  term  of 
three  years.] 

Androseoggin  — Josiahl).  Pulsifcr,  Au" 
burn. 

Aroostook  —  Benj.  L.  Staples,  Houlton. 

Cumberland  —  Obadiah  G.  Cook,  Port- 
Ian  L 

Franklin  —  Alanson  B.  Farwell,  Farm- 
ir.it  or.. 

Hancock  —  Parker  W.  Perry,  Ellsworth. 

Kennebec  —  Wm.  M.  Stratton,  Augusta. 

Lincoln.  —  Edwin  Rose,  Wiscasset. 

Oxford— Sidney  Perhara,  Paris. 

Penobscot  —  Augustus  S.  French,  Ban- 
go-. 

Piscataquis  —  Ephraim  r  lint,  Dover. 

Sagadahoc  — A,"C.  Hewey,  Bath. 


York  —  James  0.  Mclntire,  Alfred. 
Uniied  Stales  Court. 


Nathan  Clifford,  Portland,  Circuit,  Judge. 
Ashur  Ware.  Portland,  District  Judge. 
Geo.  F.  Shepley,  Portland,  [District  At- 
torney. 

Wru.  K.  Kimball.  Paris,    U.  S.  Marshal. 

Geo.  F.  Emery,  Portland,  Clerk  of  Cir~ 
cuit  Covrt. 

Wm.  P.  Preble,  Jr.,  Portland,  Clerk  of 
District  Court. 


Judges  of  the  Municipal  and  Police  Courts. 

Wm.  "Paine,  Portland. 
Jacob  Smith,  Bath. 
Spencer  A.  Pratt.  Bangor. 
Samuel  Titcornb,  Augusta.  8 

Nathaniel  Meservey,  P.ockland. 
Henry  Orr,  Brunswick. 
Luther  Braekett,  Calais. 
William  Palmer,  Gardiner. 
Joseph  Williamson,  Belfast. 
Samuel  K    Gilman,  Hallowell. 
William  Berry,  Biddeford. 
[Elected  by  the  people  of  their   respec- 
tive cities  and  towns  at   the  annual  meet- 
|  ings  in  March,  for  a  term  of  four  years.] 

Probate  Officers. 


[Probate  Judges  and  Registers  ar 
term  of  four  years. j 

Count  its.  Judges.  i     Residences 

Androsei  ggin.jReuel  Washburn,  Liverraore. 

Aroostook,       j  Bradford  Cumrnings,  Maple  Grove 

Cumberland,    |Wm.  G.  Barrows,  Brunswick. 

Franklin,  [Phillip  M-  Stubbs,  [Strong. 

Kaneock,  Parker  Tuck,  jBueksport. 

Kennebec,        JHenry  K.  Baker,  HalipwelL 

Lincoln,  Beder  Pales,  i'i'homas-ton. 

Oxford.  Taos.  II,  Brown,  Tar:-;. 

I.-'er.ubi  '■•■■,         r,-kn  E.  G  KJfrev,  !'  :.^:ror. 


cted  by  the  people,  and  hold  their  omces  for 


.v'  merset, 
Waldo, 
W  ishington, 
York,    " 


Chas.  E.  Porter, 
;  Das  id  White,     ■ 
'Hiram  Bass, 
(jotham  Lippincott, 
jEdward  E.  Bourne. 
Sheriffs. 


'Sebee. 
8  th. 

jSkowhegan. 
Camden. 
Columbia. 
Keanebunk. 


Registers. 
Wrn.  P.  Frye, 
Chas.  M.  Herrra, 
Aaron  B.  Hokleu, 
3enj.  Sampson, 
Alvin  A.  Bartlett, 
Toseph  Burton, 
Erastus  Foote, 
[David  Knapp, 
(Joseph  Bartlett, 
[Samuel  Whitney, 
[Elijah  Upton, 
'Albert  II.  Ware, 
iBohan  P.  Field, 
William  B.  Smith, 
jFrancis  Bacon, 


i    Residences. 
Lewiston. 

Houlton. 
Casco. 

IFarmington. 
lEllswoTth. 
jAugusta. 
j  Wiscasset. 
[Uumford. 
!  Bangor. 
-Dover. 
I  Bath. 
'  An  son. 
[Belfast. 
jMaebias. 
I  Buxton. 


Registers  of  Deeds. 


[Elected  by  the  people,   at   the  September 
election,  and  hold  their  cilice  for  a 
term  of  two  years.] 
Androscoggin,  Charles  Clark,  Danville.  . 
Aroostook,  Nelson  Herrin,  Houlton. 
Cumberland,  Henry  Pen  hell,  Gray. 
i  ■  inklin,  Frederick  V.  Stewart,  Farni- 
h  "  ■•>. 

mcock,  Isaac  M.  Thomas,  Ellsworth, 
ij.  U.  Gi.ll>'  e.lh,  Aaigu 


Androscoggin.,  John  H.  Otis,  Auburn. 

Aroostook,  North  District,  L.  Courmier 
Madawaska  Plantation  ;  South  District? 
T.  Frisbee,  Houlton. 

Cumberland,  Wm.  C.  Mitchell,  Port- 
land. 

Franklin,  Chas.  J.  Talbot.  Farmington. 

Hancock,  Jotham  S.  Lord,  Ellsworth. 

Kennebec,  Alanson  Starks,  Aim-".-  a. 

Lineolh,    East    District.    Oliver   Rose, 


Lincoln,  Henry  P.   Cotton,'  Damaxia-  i  Thomaston;  Middle  District,   A.  F.  Hail 
Crt«H<  '  !    Wiscasset. 


ssenh  E.  Colby. 

,  Chas.  D.  Gifmore,  Bangor. 

<,  Calvin  S.  Doughtv,  Dove: 


S  i  ;  ersct,  Daniel  Bunker,  Fairfield. 

'■'■[   '    '.  B    .).  F.  Bhsckstone,  Belfast. 

1'V'.-'   nitron,     Benjamin.    W.     Farrar, 
C!     rr,(i 
'     i'ork,  Nathaniel  G.  Marsha!!,  York. 


Oxford,  Stephen  I).  Hutchinson.  Pari 
Penobscot,  Jefferson  Chamberlain,  Ban- 

Pisi  ataquis,  E.  B.  Averill,  Dover. 
Sagadahoc,  L.  Y.  Daly,  Hath. 
Somerset,  Dennis  Moore,  Norridgcivock, 
Waldo,  Bobert  White,  Belfast. 
Washington,  J.  W.  Lyman,  Machias. 
York,  Timothy  Shaw,  Jr.,  Allied. 


NEW    ENGLAND    REGISTER. 

STATE  OF  NEW  HAMPSHIRE, 

Capital,  CONCORD.    Population  in  1850,  317,976. 


199 


STATE    ELECTION, 

Second  Tuesday 

IN 

M  A  R  C  II  . 


LEGISLATURE  CONVENES 


AT  CONCORD, 

First  Wedxesday  IX 

JUNE. 


OFFICERS  FOR  1S5S-9. 

WILLIAM  HAILE,  of  Hinsdale,  Governor. 

Salary,  $1000.     Term  expires  June  1,  1S59. 

COUNCILLORS. 

1st  District,  Reck.  County  and  part  Merr.,  Wm.  H.  H.  Bailey,  of  Concord. 

2d        li         Straff.,  Belk",  and  Carr.  Counties,  Thomas  L.  Whitton,  of  IVolfboro'. 

3d         4*  Hills.  Cbuntv  and  pari  Merr.,  John  N.   Worcester,  of  Ilollis. 

4th       •*         Cheshire  and  Sullivan.  Counties,  Allen  Griffin,  of  Mar  low. 

5th       "         Grafton  and  Coos  Counties,  Aurin  M.  Chase,  of  'Whittfield. 

Thomas  L.  TuiX'OCJK,  Concord,  Secretary  of  State. 

Allen  Tenney,  Concord,  Deputy  Secretary, 

Peter  Sanborn.  Concord,  Treasurer. 

Sullivan*  H.  McCollister,  Swanzey,  Chairman  of  Board  of  Education, 

James  W.  Patterson,  Hanover,  Secretary. 


Supreme  Judicial  Court. 

Ira  Pefley,  Concord,  Chief  Justice. 

Ira  A.  Eastman,  Concord,  SamT  I).  Bell, 
Manchester,  George  T.  Sawyer,  Nashua, 
Asa  Fowler.  Concord,  Associate  Justices. 

John  Sullivan,  Exeter,  Attorney  Gene- 
ral. 

Geo.  G.  Fogg,  Concord,  State  Reporter. 

Court  of  Common  Pleas. 

Jonathan  Kittredge,  Canaan,  Chief  Jus- 
tice. 


Edward  S.  Cutter,  Amherst,  for  Hills- 
borough. 

Edward  Farrar,  Keene,  for  Cheshire, 

Thomas  W.  Gilmore,  Newport,  for  Sul- 
livan. 

Charles  A.  Dole,  Haverhill,  for  Grafton. 

Daniel  C.  Pinkham, Lancaster,  for  Coys. 

County  Solicitors. 

Charles  H.  Bell.  Exeter,  for  Rocking- 
ham. 

Wolcott  Hamlin,  Dover,  for  Strafford. 
Aaron  F.  Steven,  Nashua,  for    EEilWb  •- 


.Jonathan  E.Sargent,  Wentworth.Hen-  {   rough, 
ry  t.  French-,  Exeter,  Associate  Justices.      |       Francis  A.  Faulkner,  Keene,   for   Che- 
shire. 

Charles  W.  Rand,  Littleton,  for  Grafton. 
Benjamin  F.   Whidden,    Lancaster,  for 


Clerks  of  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court  and 
Court  of  Common  Pleas. 


COO; 

George  W.  Everett,  New  London,  for 
Merrimack. 

George  Ticknor,  Claremont,  for  Sulli- 
van. 

Samuel  Yv.  Rollins,  Meredith,"  for  Bel- 
kn  tp. 

Luther  I).  Sawyer,  Ossipee,  for  Carroll. 

Prolate  lieauCtrs. 


Charles  G.  Connor,  Exeter,  for  Rocking- 
ham. 

John  R.  Varney,  Dover,  for  Strafford. 

Samuel  C.  Clark,  Gilford,  for  Belknap. 

Win.  M.  Weed,  Sandwich,  for  Carroll. 

Nehemiah  Butler,  Concord,  for  Merri- 
mack. 

Counties.  Probate  Judges. 

Rockingham, William  W.  Sticknev,  Exeter, Samuel  D.  Wingate.  Exeter 

Stratford Daniel  G.  Rollins,  Somerswortb,... Asa  Freeman,  Dover. 

Belknap, Warren  Lovell,  Laconia, ...... 

I    rroll Joel  Eastman,  Conway, 

Merrimack Hamilton  E.  Perkins,  Concord 

Hillsborough, David  Cross,  Manchester, 

t -ht  it  ire Larkiri   Baker,  Westmoreland, 

Sullivan, .Al.vah  Smith,  Lemp.ster 

Grafton Nathaniel  S.  Berry,  Hebron,.. 

Coos • Turner  Stevens  ••;'  Lancaster, . 


..Wm.  L.  Avery,  Laconia. 
..Daniel  G.  Hi  •' -de.  Sandwich. 
..Isaac  A.  Hill,  Concord. 
..William  Wcthcrbee,  Amherst. 
..Calvin  May.  Jr.,  Keene. 
.  .E  Iward  W  j  m  •:..  N    ivport. 
...Nijth'J  W.AVestgate.  Haverhill. 
..Al'oro  L.  Robinson,  Lancaster. 


Registers  of  Dec  is. 
Rockingham,  Benj.  D.  Laighton,  Exeter.    '        Hillsborough,  Francis  Winch,  Amherst. 
Strafford,  Andrew  K.  Young,  Dover. 


■>'■  •  ■  lap,  Nath'l  Erlgerly,  Gilford. 
Carroll,  Loammi  Hardy,  Ossipee. 
Merrimack,  Nathan  W.  Gove,  Concord. 


Cheshire,  Charles  Sturtevant,  Keene. 
."■  -  ican,  A.  V.  Hitchcock,  Newport. 
Grafton,  Augustus  Whitney,  Haverhill. 

Coos,  Ira  S.  M.  Gove,  Lancaster. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


STATE  OF  VERMONT. 

CAPITAL,  MONTPELIER. 
Population   in   1850  «•• 314,120. 


STATE  ELECTION, 
Fi&st  Tuesday 

in 
SEPTEMBER. 


LEGISLATURE  CONVENES 

AT  MONTPELIER, 

Second  Tuesday  in* 

OCTOBER. 


OFFICERS  FOR  1858-9. 

IIILAND  HALL,  Bennington,  Governor. 

Salary,  SI 000. 


Edward  IL  Prentiss,  Montpelier,  Clerk 
of  Circuit  and  District  Courts, 

Isaac  13.  Bowdish,  Buriingtou,  Collector. 

Justices  of  the.  Supreme  Court. 


Burnham  Martin,  Chelsea,  Iscxdenard 
Governor  and  President  of  the  Senate, 
Salary,  $4  per  day. 

Henry  M.  Bate's,  Northfield,  Treasurer. 
Salary,  5-500. 

Benjamin  W.  Dean,  Grafton,  Secretary 
of  State.    S  u  irv,  vlOi).  Isaac  P.  Rediield,  Windsor,   Chief  Jus- 

'  Wither  P.  Davis*  Woodstock,  Secretary      ****■ 
of  Civil    and   Military   affairs.      Salary  Milo  L.  Bennett,  Burlington,  Luke  Jr. 

022-5.    *  U       "'"■''  :   Poland,  St.  Johnsbury,  Asa  0.  Aidis,  St. 

"  William  M.  Pingry,  Te^dnsrille,  Audi-  I  Albans,  JohnPierpoint,  Vergennes,  Jas. 
tar  of  Accounts.     Salary,  £-500. 


George  1>.  Kellogg,  Brattleboro',  .Adju- 
tant and  Inspe  -  ■•-  General.     Salary.  £150. 

George   P.   Davis,  Cavendish,  "Quarter 
Master  C  nernl. 

Alonsjo  G,  Allen,  Granville,  Judge  Ad- 
vocate General. 

t~  ! 


Barrett,  Woodstock,  Assistant  Justices. 

Win.  G.  Shaw,  Burlington,  Reporter  of 
Decisions  of  Supreme  Court. 

County  Courts. 
Addison  Cohnty. 


EfaStus  S.  Carnp,  Montpelier,  Sergeant-  j       M.  W.  C  Wright,  Shorehara,  Harrison 
at- Arm*.  I  0.  Smith,  M'dnktan,  Assistant  Judges  of 

■  Cbanes    heed,    Montpelier,    Librarian,   j  the  County  Coivt. 

Salary,  Si2o  ^  Calvin  G.  Tilden,  Middleburv,  Judge  of 

^"'i:i  ^  A  ;a;us?  Burlington,  Secretary  of     Probate  for  the  District  of  Addison. 

Harvey  MunsiTl,  Bristol,  Judge  of  Pro- 
bate far  the  District  of  New  Haven." 

Frederick  E.  Woddbridge,  Vergennes, 
State's  Attorney. 
David  S.  Church,  Middleburv,  Sheriff. 


on.     Salary,  <£10( 
an,  Ludlow,  Sec.  of  Sen- 


Board  of  I 

Clark   I 
ate.     Salurv«.$2;10. 

George  F.  Edmunds,  of  Burlington, 
Speaker  of  House.     Salary,  $4  per  day. 

Charles  Cummin^s,  Brattleborough, 
d.Tvcr-  If  me.     Salary,  §700. 

Hiram  II;  rlow,  Windsor,  Supt.  of  State 

Hiram  F.  Stevens,  St.  Albans,  Commis- 
sioner of  the  Insane. 

A.  13.  Gardner,  Bennington,  Bank  Com- 
missioner. 


Bennington  Comity. 

Stephen  C.  Millard,  Stanford,  Thomas 
S.  Beebe.  Rupert,  Assistant  Judges  of  the 
County  Court. 

Isaac  N.  Sykes,  Dorset,  Judge  of  Pro- 
bate for  the  District  of  Manchester. 

Sam 'I  H.  Blackmer,  Bennington.  Judge 


Geor-e  P.  Marsh,  Burlington,  Railroad       ./*m,1  "•  P™™ „. 
~  -„.-.-..,•«.  ,,.  \  of  Probate  jor  the  District  of  Bennington. 

j       A.  P.  Lyman,  Bennington,  State's  Attor- 

JUDICIARY. 

United  Slates  Courts  in  Vermont. 

D«rr^.~Rutland,6th  October;  Wind-  !  Caledonia  County. 

sor,  M'  nday  after  kh Tuesday  in  July.        ;       Win.  Chase,  Wheelock.  Thos.  Wasoii, 

Circuit. —  Winds   r,  4th  Tuesday  in  July ;       Ryegate,  Assistant  Judges  of  the  Countu 
Rutlai  d,  3u  0)  tober. 

David  A.   Smalley.   Burlington,  Judge. 
Salary,  £2.000. 

Henry    K.   Stonghton,    Bellows    Falls,  0.  T.  Brown,  East  St.  Johnsbury, State's 

District  Attorney.  Attorney. 

Lewis  S.  Partridge,  Norwich,  Marshal.     J       II.  C.  Stevens,  Barnet,  Sheriff. 


Com/nit 


Jasper  Viall,  Bennington,  Sheriff 


Court. 

Asa  L.  French,  St.  Johnsbury r  Judge  ot 
Prol    ■ 


NEW    ENGLAND    REGISTER. 


201 


Chittenden  County. 

David  Pish,  Jericho,  JohntVork,  Hunt- 
ington, Assistant  Judges  of  the  County 
Court. 

Wm.  II.  French,  Burlington,  Judge  of 
Probate. 

F leaver  R.  Hard,  Burlington,  State's 
Attorney. 

Noble  F-  Flanagan,  Hinesburgh,  Sheriff. 

Essex  County. 

Asa  Hibbard,  Concord,  William  Tva.sk, 
Canaan,  Assistant  Judges  of  the  County 
Court. 

Jonah  Brooks,  Lunenburgh,  Judge  of 
Probate. 

Geo.  N.Dale,  Guildhall,  State's  Attor- 
ney. 

Win.  Cheney,  Brighton,  Sheriff. 

Franklin  County. 

Rufns  Hamilton,  Montgomery,  Seth 
Oakes,  Bakersrieid,  Assistant  Judges  of  the 

'■OH'dy  Court. 

Aruos  J.  Sampson,  St.  Albans,  Judge  of 
>rbbaie. 

Myron  Buck,  St.  Alban's,  State's  Attor- 
ney. 

Alvin  II,  Mason,  St.  Alban's,  Sheriff. 

Grand  Isle  County. 

Frederick   Haven,   Aibnrgh,  Asahel  Al- 
ien, North  Hero,  Assistmii  Judges  of  the  j 
County  Court. 

Elijah  Hayjaes,  North  Hero,  Judge  of 
Probate. 

Henry  C.  Adams,  Grand  Isle,  State's 
Attorney. 

Solon  Reynolds,  Alburgh,  Sheriff. 

Lamoille  County. 

John  C.  Page,  Hyde  Park,  Eli  N.  Bon-  j 
nett,  Cambridge,  Assistant  Judges  of  the  j 
County  Court. 

Samuel  Beldln'g,  Johnson,  Judge  of  i 
Prrdnite.  '    j 

Geo.  W.  Heudee,  Morrisville,  Slate's  j 
Attorney, 

Chas.  S,  Parker,  Elmore,  Sheriff. 

Orange  County. 

James  F.  George,  Topsharn,  JohnWaite, 
Brain-free,  Assistant  Judges  of  the  County 
Court. 

William  F.  Dickinson,  Chelsea,  Judge 
of  Probate  for  the  District  of  Randolph. 
'  Charles  B.  Leslie,  Wells  River,  Judge  of 
Prohatefor  the  District  of ''Bradford. 


Charles  C.  Dewey,  Wells  River,  Slate's 
Attorney. 

Elisha  Alas,  Jr.,  Sheriff. 

Orleans  County. 

Samuel  Cheney,  Derby,  Henry  Richard- 
son,   Westfield,  Assistant  Judges  of    the 

County  Court. 

Marshall  Carpenter,  Derby,  Judge  of 
Probate. 

Jerry  E.  Dickerman,  West  Charleston, 
State's  Attorney. 

Timothy  C.  Miles,  Albany,  Sheriff. 

Rutland,  County. 

Rollin  C.  Hunter,  Ira,  Morris  H.  Cook, 
Dauby,  Assistant  Judges  of  the  Count'/ 
Court. 

Harvey  Button,  Wallingford,  Judge  of 
Probate  for  the  District  of  Rutland. 

Almon  Warner,  Castle-on,  Judge  of 
Probate  for  the, District  of  Fairhaven. 

William.  T.  Nichols,  'Rutland,  State's 
Attorney. 

Jacob  Edgerton,  Rutland,  Sheriff. 

Washington  County. 

Alvin  Brailey,  Roxbury,  Edwin  C.  Wat- 
son, Worcester,  Assistant  Judges  of  the 
County  Court. 

George  W.  Bailey,  Middlesex,  Judge  of 
Probate. 

Denison  K.  Smith,  Barre,  State's  At- 
torney. 

I.  C.  Brown,  Waterbury,  Sheriff. 

T  Vinaha  m   Co  mi  ty . 

Marshall  Newton,  Newfane,  Ira  Good- 
hue, Westminster,  Assistant  Judges  of  the 
County  Court. 

R  yal Tyler,  Brattleboro',  Judgeof  Pro- 
bate for  the  District  of  Marlboro'. 

Ahishai  Stoddard,  Townsh end,  Judge  of 
Probate  for  the  District  of  West  minster. 

George  Howe,  Brattleboro',  State's  At- 
torney. 

George  Slate,  Bellows  Falls,  Sheriff: 

Windsor  County. 

Walter  Palmer,  Woodstock,  Nap  >1<  n 
B.  Roundy,  Weatheraiield,  Assistant. 
Judges  of  the  County   Court. 

llenxy  Closson,  Springfield,  Judge  of 
Probate  for  the  District  of  Windsor. 

John  Porter,  Queeohee  Village,./*^  qj 
Probate  for  the  District  of  Hartford 

Dudley  C.  Denison,  Royalton,  Stab's 
Attorney. 

Lorenzo  Richmond,  Woodstock,  Sheriff. 


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STATE    OF    RHODE    ISLAND 


STATE  ELECTION 

ON    THE 
FlKST    Y/EDNESDAT   IX 

APRIL. 


CAPITALS,  PROVIDENCE  AND   NEWPORT. 

Population  in  1350,  147,51-5. 

LEGISLATURE   CONVENES 


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at  Newport, 
L.n  st  Tuesday  in 

MAY. 


OFFICERS  FOP,  1857-53. 
ElilSHA   DYER,  of  Providence,    Governor.    Salary,  51000. 
Thomas  G.  Turner,  of  Warren,  Lieutenant  Governor.     Salary,  $o00. 
John  it.  Eahtlett,  of  Providence,  Secretary  of  State.     Salary,  $1000. 
Samuel  A.  Parker,  of  Newport,  General  Treasurer.     Salary,  $-800. 
J.BUOM-E  ?>.  Kimball,  of  Providence,  Attorney  General.     Salary,  $1,200. 
Wm.  IL  Watson,  of  Provlder.ee,  Auditor.     Salary,  $1000. 

John  Kixgsb'UjRT,  oi  Providence,  Commissioner  of  Public  Schools.    Salary,  $1,203. 
Wm.  T.  Barton,  of  Warren,  Major  Gene  a.l. 
E.  C.  Mac-ran,  of  Providence,  Adjutant  General. 

C-rcuit  Court.  t         Washington    County,    Powell    Uelme 

Nathan    Clifford,    of     Maine,    Circuit    j  Kingston. 
Jwhie.      Henry    Pitman,    of    Providence,     ;       The  Supreme  Court  has  original  jum- 
Clerk.     Meets  at  Newport  and  Providence    |   diction,  concurrent  with  the  Court  of  Corn- 
on  the   loth   of  June   and  November,  re-     ;  mon  Pleas,  in  all  cases  where  the  damages 
speettvely.  i   ar€  'aK^  at  one  hundred  dollars  and   up- 

Dtstrict  Court.  wards. 

T  ,      -o-  r..  .  . ■:    r   ,        r,  Court  of  Common  Pleas. 

John    Pitman,  District  Juan*.     George     j 
H.  Browne,  District  Attorney,   Henry  Pit-    |       0ne   of  the  Associate  Justices   of  the 
man,    Clerk.      Meets    at  Newport  on  the     !   Supreme  Court  is  assigned  by  the  Justice 
steond  Tuesday  in  May  and  third  Tuesday    j   of  the  Supreme  Court  to  hold  the  Common 
m  October,  and  at  Providence  on  the  first    j   PieA;5- 

Clerks  of  Court  of  Common  Pleas. 
Chosen  annually  in  May  by  the  General 
Assembly. 

'Bristol  County,  Massadore  T.  Bennett, 
Bristol. 
j       Kmt    County,    Elrsfra   E.   Potter.    East 
;   r;:.  enwich. 

Newport  County,  John  W  .  Davis,  New- 
!    port.- 

1       Providence  County,  Amass  S.  Westcott, 
i   Providence. 

Washington    County,  John   G.    Clarke, 
j  Kingston. 

Sheriffs. 

j  Chosen  annually  in  May  by  the  General 

Chosen  annually  in  May  by  the  General  j  Assembly. 

Assembly.  i  Bristol  County, Stephen  Johnson,  Bristol. 

iiristol  County,  Massadore  T.  Bennett,  !  Kent     County,     Joseph     Taylor,     East 

Bristol.  I  Greenwich. 

Kent    County,   Eiisha    R.    Potter,  East  i  Neitrport  County  ^m.  D.  Lake.  Newport. 

Greenwich.  Providence    County,    Elias    Nickerson, 

Viewport  County,  John  W.  Davis,  New-  Providence. 

port.  Washington  County,  George  H.  Olney, 

e   County f  Jehu  A.   Gardner,  '  Brand's  Iron  Works. 

P"'-'  sdence.  ! 

PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  IN  RHODE  ISLAND. 


Tuesdays  in  February  and  August. 
Supreme  Court. 
Judges  are  elected  by  the  two  houses  in 
grand  committee;  each  judge  to  hold  his 
oSi  ••  till  his  place  be  declared  vacant  by 
art-solution  of  the  General  Assembly.  _  \ 
\  Ames,  of  Providence,  Chief 
Salary,  £2,500.  Alfred  Bos- 
worth,  of  Warren  ;  Sylvester  G.  Sherman, 
of  North  Kingston;  George^A.  Bray  ton, 
of  Warwick,  Associate  Justices,  Salary., 
SHSOO  each.  Samuel  Ames,  of  Provi- 
dence, lU-portcr.     Salary,  $"o00. 

Clerks  of  the  Supreme  Court.  . 


Jv 


7-.   MiSm  has  *  permanent  Rchoo 

'  W    i  .\rt.    ,,'    ■  I,..    I'.,,...   I    ,r  ■,>..   .;,..-, 


Hi'  -.r 


!.  actually   invested,  of  £73,Sll-i.33.     The  interest  of  the 

rcnue  (comm«  nly  ci!!e<I  the  !•■  u  isit  fund),  an  !  the  pro- 

•     town,  ><;■•■  up  irr>pr;ated  to  the  public  schools.     -  '.• 

"i  fiom  c;,^  s';.at«j  Tt  •  'm:-v  tor  schonls.     Number  of  school  discri  fcs  in  the  State,  April 

■     i  !     '■    '  -"   '--'it  the  Inst   published    report,  was  386;  n«e»»»r  of  scorol- houses.  4*J0 ;   e^peivivd 

f  r  I:  ai ';::■.  •  r  rep  ,\ri-  :  school  hoy ---s    ItiTiog  the  y«-ar,  i53-l.717.75;  miuibfr  of  ifcho.'aw  Attending 

ffUttiittei   * ■■■■■  ■■<  N.   'J_',;'M:   nwr. attendance,    16,407;    number  attViniins  wiiuer  s<vho«Is,  2G.4T0; 

•*w*g*  »tin  ■!,:».-,..  l.v.TO-}:  nunii  r  ,-f  oiaie  washers  in  enruiner  school's,  70;  of  female.  4i>7 ;  iu 
*Wr«i  -  .  -  — lua.V-v,  2*>3 ;  f  to  .:.  •;.:■!  >0.  Amount  apportioned  iroou  the  S*nfe  to  'owns,  *5J,9  ■  ■'  -■ 
•i   by  towns,  s'  5.212.07;  tfhole  amount  from  all  sources,  S172.41-l.69.     Expended,  «-x- 


clu-ire  .,:  -cliHoI-h-a-^.  -1  ■'  519.75. 
1S54. — Am tr lean  Almanac. 


A  state  Normal  Schocl  was  established  at  Providence  in  &•■** 


NEW    ENGLAND    REGISTER. 

STATE  OF  CONNECTICUT. 


203 


CAPITALS,    HARTFORD     AND    NEW     HAVEN. 
Population  in  1350,  370,792. 


TATE  ELECTION 

OK  TELE 

First  M  ox  day  i>t 
APRIL. 


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LEGISLATURE 

A       CONYEKES    AT     HA.RTFOED 

1 

,j        First  "W  ednesday  in 

MAY. 


OFFICERS  FOB  1858-9. 
"WILLIAM  A.  BUCKINGHAM,  of  Norwich,  Governor.    Salary  SHOO. 


Nathaniel  Ship  man  of  Hartford,  JSxectc- 
five  Sec.     Salary,  <5200  and  fees. 

Julius  Catiiu    of  Hartford,   Lieut,   Gov. 
Salary,  $300. 

John  8  >vd  of  "Winchester,  Sec.  of  State. 
Salary,  .$1000. 

Lucius  J.  Hendee  of  Hebron,  Treasurer. 
Salary,  £1000. 

William  II.  Buell  of  Clinton,  Comptrol- 
ler.    Salary.  5*100. 

■  Albert  Sedgwick,  Litchfield,  Commis- 
sioner of  School  Fund.  Salary,  $1250, 
and  travelling  expenses. 

David  N.  Camp,  New  Britain,  Swpt.   of 
Common  Schools. 

Joseph   R.   Hawiey,  Thomas   Belknap, 
Auditors  or  Pub  He  Accounts. 

Geo.  Sexto;,,  Wait  N.  Hawiey,  Auditors 
of  Quarter  Master  General's  Account. 

COFKTS. 

U.  S.  Circuit  and  District  Courts, 


Fairfield  County,  Amos  S.  Trent, 
Bridgeport. 

Windham  County,  Uriel  Fuller,  Brook- 
field. 

Litchfield  County,  Fred.  D.  Beeman, 
Litchfield. 

Middlesex  County,  Arthur  B.  Calef, 
Middletown. 

Tolland  Counts,  Joseph  Bishop,  Tol- 
land. 

State's  Attorneys. 

Hartford  County,  R.  D.  Hubbard,  Hart- 
ford. 

New  Haven  County,  E.  K.  Foster,  New 
Haven. 

New  London  County,  Hiram  Wiliey, 
New  London. 

Fairfield  County,  Orris  S.  Ferry,  Nor- 
walk. 

Windham  County.  Eiisha  Carpenter, 
West  Killinsly. 

Litchfield  County,  Chas.  F.  Sedgwick, 
Sharon. 

Middlesex  County,  Moses  Culver,  Mid- 
die  town. 

Tolland  County,  John  H.  Brock-way, 
Ellington. 


Samuel  Nelson,    Cooperstown,   N.   Y., 
Circuit  Judge. 

Chas.  A.  Ingersoll,   New  Haven,    List. 
J  i  ,    ,  . 

•Vifred   Blacfcraan.,    New  Haven,  DM. 
Clark. 

Wm.    D.  Shipman,   Hartford,   District 
Attorney. 

Curtis  Bacon,  Middletown,  Marshal.  Hartford  County,    Lucius  G.  Goodrich, 

Philu  F.  Bimusn,    Bridgeport;  Samuel   i  Sirhsbury. 
Tripp,  Hartford,  Deputy  Marshal.  j       New  Haven   County,  David   S.  Fowler, 

1   East  Haven. 

New    London    County,     Neheniiah     B. 


StiuniPFS. 


William  L.  S:orrs,  of  Hartford,    Chief  !   Payne,  New  London. 

,./,,„.  J    \      Fairfield  County.  Jacob  A.  \an  Zandt, 


J 

William  W.  Ellsworth,  Hartford;  Joel  j  Norwalk. 
Hinman,  New  Haven,  Associate  Judges.       \       Winaham    County,     David     Green^u, 

!    Hampton. 

Litchfield    County,    Leverett   V, . -  \V es- 
sells,  Litchfield. 

Middlesex  County,   Harris  R-  Burr,  Kil- 
limr  worth. 

Tolland  County,  Win.  A.  Foster,    &taf- 
ord. 

R  \i  i  jio  a  d  Com  m  i  s  s  i  o  n  e  us  . 
Ha 


Salary  of  the  Chief  and  Associate 
Judges,  52000  each. 

John  Hooker,  Hartford,  Reporter. 

Sujm-ior  Court. 

Judgn.-r-D-vrid  c.  Sanford,  New  Mil- 
ford;  Trios.  B.  Butler,  Norwalk  ;  John  D. 
1  ^*rk,  Norwich  :  Crimen  S.  Sevrnour, 
Uicfcfieid;  Loren  P.  'Waldo,  Tolland; 
'  ka  s.  J.  v  rCurdy,  Lyme. 

Salary,  £2000  e  »ch. 

Ch  '.'..•  of  Supreme  and  Superior  Courts. 
Hartford    County,   Chauncey    Howard, 
U  trtford. 
•'■    ;  Haven   County,   Alfred  H.  Terry, 

A  - r ■■•  London  Ccimtv,  Wm.  L.  Brewer, 
Norwich. 


II 


mond,  Killmgly,  term  ex- 
pires 18'"?9.  Patto'n  E'itch,  Bolton,. term 
expiies  1300.  John  Gould,  Fairfield,  term 
expires  1861. 

B  A.  X  K    C  O  M  M I S  -■  X  0  N  E  R. 

Bcnj.  Noyes,  New  Haven,  term  expires 
|  1859.  George  H.  Noble,  New  Mili'ord, 
|  term  expires  1860.  Thomas  Clark,  Cov- 
j  entry,  terra  expires  1861. 


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205 


UNITED  STATES  GOVERNMENT. 

JAMES  Buchanan;,  of  Pennsylvania, President,    Salary,   $25,000 

John  0.  BkfxkinripGE,  of  Kentucky,  ....  Vice-President,  8,000 

The  following:  are  the  principal  officers  in  the  Executive    Department, 

who  form  the  Cabinet,  and  hold  their  offices  at  the  will  of  the   President. 

CABINET. 

Lewis  Cass,  Michigan,  Secretary  of  State, 88,000 

Howell  Cobb,  Georgia,  Secret ary  of  the  Treasury, 8,000 

John  B.  Floyd,  Virginia,  Secretary  of  War, 8,000 

Isaac  Touevy,  Connecticut,  Secretary  of  the  Navy, 8,000 

Jacob  Thompson,  Mississippi,  Secretary  of  the  Interior, 8,000 

Aaron  V.  Brown,  Tennessee,  Postmaster  General, 8,000 

Jeremiah  S.  Black,  Pennsylvania,   Attorney    General, 8,000 


THIRTY-FIFTH     GOISTGBESS.  -  THE     SENATE. 

John  0.  Breckinridge,  President,  ex-off.cio. 

Iowa. 


Alabama. 

Term 

*  Clement  C.  Clay,  Jr.,  HuntsTille,  1859 
Bern.  Firspatrick,  Wetampka,       1861 

Arkansas.. 

♦William  K.  Sebastian,  Helena,  1859 

Robert  W.  Johnsou,  Piue  Bluffs,  1861 

California, 

Wm.  M.  G-win',  San  Francisco,    1  SGI 
David  C.  Broderiek,         „  1863 

C<nitt.tcUcut, 

Lafayette  S.  Foster,  Norwich,       1861 
James  Dixon,  Hartford,  1863 

Delaware. 

Martin  W.  Bate?,  Dover,  1859 

James  A.  Bayard,  Wilmington,    1865 

Florida. 

David  L.  Ynlee,  Hamassassa,        1861 
Stephen  E.Mailory, Key  West,     1863 

Georma. 


George  W.  Jones,  Dubuque, 
James  Harlan,  ML  Pleasant, 


Tenn 
expires., 

1859 
1861 


Kentucky. 

John  B.  Thompson,  Karrodsb'rg,  1 859 

John  J.  C  fitter  den,  Frankfort,     1861 

Louisiana. 

Jadab  P.  Benjamin,  N.  Orleans,    1859 
John  Siidell,  New  Orleans,  1861 

Maine. 

•Wm.  Pitt  Fessenden,  Portland,  1859 
Hannibal  Hamlin,  Hampden,      1863 

Massachusetts. 

•Henry  Wilson,  Nati.ck,  1859 

Charles  Sumner,  Boston,  18G3 

Maryland. 
James  A.  Pearce,  Cbestertown,     1861 
Anthony  Kennedy,  Baltimore,     1863 

Micliwan. 


'Robert  Toombs,  Washington,     185D   j   Charles  E.  Stuart,  Kalamazoo,     1859 
Alfred    Iverson,  Columbus,  1861       Zachariah  Chandler,  Detroit,        1863 


Illinois. 

•Stephen  A.  Douglas,  Quincy,  1S.50 

Lyman  Trumbull,  Alton,  1661 

Indiana. 

Graham  X.  Fitch,  Lo.Ljansport,  1861 

Jesse  D.  Bright,  JeilersonviHe.  1863 

*  Ke- 


Minnesota. 

J.'.mos  Shields,  Faribault, 
Henry  M.  Pace,  St.  Pauls, 

Mississippi. 

Albert  G.  Brown,  Newtown, 
Jefferson  Davis,  Hurricane, 


1859 
IS  6  3 


1859 
1863 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER 
Missouri. 


James  S.  Greene,  Canton,  1831 

Trusten  Po-'k,  St.  Louis,  1863 

New  Hampshire. 

•John  P-  Hale,   Dover,  1859 

Daniel  Clark,  Manchester,  1861 

New  Jersey. 

Wm.  Wright,  Newark,  1859 

Joha  R.  Thomson,  Princeton,  1863 

'New  York. 

Wm.  H.  Seward,  Auburn,  1S61 

Preston  King,  Ogdensburg,  1863 

North    Carolina. 

David  S.  Reid,  Pleasantville,  1859 

Taos.  J.J.  Ciingman,  Asbeville  1861 

George  E.  Pu;h,     Cincinnati,  1861 

Benjamin  F.  "Wade,  JeiFerson,  1S63      James  M.  Mason,  Winchester,       1863 

Wisconsin. 


Rhode   Island. 
Philip  Allen,  Providence,  1859 

James  F.  Simmons,  Providence,  1863 

South  Carolina. 
James  Chesnut,  Jr.,  Kershaw,      1859 

Jits.  H.  Hammond,  Beech  Island,  1861 

Tennessee. 

John  Bell,  Nashville,  1859 

Andrew  Johnson,  Greenville,       1863 

Texas. 

Samuel  Houston,  Hotntsvilie,       1859 
Matthew  Ward,  Cass  County,      1863 

Vermont 

Jacob  Collamer,  Woodstock,        1861 
Solomon  Foot,  Rutland,  1863 

Virginia. 
*R.M.TJIunter,Llovds.EssexCo.,1859 


Pennsylvania. 

William  Bigler,  Clearfield, 
Simon  Cameron,  Harrisburg, 


1861 

1863 


Charles  Durkee,  Kenosha,  1861 

James  R.  Doolittie,  Racine,  1S63 


Re-elected. 


THIE-TY-FIFTH  C03STG-BE3S.—  HOUSE  OF  REFKESEITTATIVES.: 

James  L.  Ore,  Speaker. 


Alabama. —  7. 

1,  James  A.  Stall  worth,       Evergreen 

2.  Kit  S.  Shorter,  Eufanla 
■8.  Jas,  F.  Dowdell,  Chambers,  (C.  IT.) 
4.  Sydenham  Moore,         Greensboro' 

0.  George  S.   Houston,        ***K Athens 

6.  Wmson  R.  W.  Cobb,  Beliefontaine 

7.  James  L.  M.  Carry,  klladega 

Arkansas. — 2. 

1.  Alfred  1>.  Greenwood,   Bentonville 

2.  Edward  A.  Warren,  Camden 


California. — ; 
L.  Scott, 


Sonora 


1.  Cha 

2.  Joseph  C.  McKibbin,  Downieville 

Co  n  n  eel  icxi  t .-— 4 . 

L  Ezra  Clark,  Jr..  .  Hartford 

2.  Samuel  Arnold,  Haddam 

3.  Sidney  Dean,  Putnam 

4.  lYilIuun  i>.  Bishop,  Bridgeport 


Georgia. — 8. 

1.  James  L.  Seward,  Thomasville 

2.  Martin  J.  Crawford,  Columbus 

3.  Robr-rt  P.  Trlppe,  H*rsyth 
i.  Lucius  J.  Ganrell,  Atlanta 

5.  Augustus  R.  Wright,  Rome 

6.  James  Jackson,  Athens 

7.  Joshua  Hill,  Madison 

8.  Alex.  H.  Stephens,    Crawfordville 

Illinois. — 9. 

1.  Elihu  B.  Washburne,  Galena 

2.  John  F.  Farnsworth,  Chicago 

3.  Owen  Lovejoy,  Princeton 

4.  William   Kellogg^  Canton 

5.  Isaac  N.  Morris,  Quinuv 

6.  Charles  FLdges, 

7.  Aaron  Shaw,  Lawrenceville 

8.  Robert  Smith,  Alton 

9.  Samuel  S.  Marshall,  McLeansbc-To' 


1.  Wn 


Indiana.— II. 

Niblack,  Vincenne 


D  lam 
Wm.  G.  Whiu-Iev. 


1.  |    2.  William  If.  English,        Lexington 

\Wv-sM>   i   y-  James  Hughes,  Bloomington 

.\t,  -<u..m  


Gcors 


Flwda.- 
Hawkins, 


4.  James  B.  Fole 
i  5.  David  Kilgore," 
I    6.  Janes  M.  Gregg, 


Pensacola  I    7.  John  G.  Davis, 


Greensburg 

Yorktown 

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8.  James  "Wilson,  Grawfordsville 

o.  Schuyler  Colfax,  South  Bend 

10.  Charles  Case,  Fort  Wayne 

U.  John  U.  Pettit,  Wabash 


Iowa. — 2, 

I.   Samuel  R.  Curtis, 
8.  Timothy  Davis, 


Keokuk 
Dubuque 


Ka nsas  Territory. — 1 . 

Marcus  J.  Parrott,    Leavenworth  City 

Kentucky. — 10. 

1.  Henry  C.  Burnett,  Cadiz 

2.  Samuel  0.  Peyton,  Hartford 

3.  W.  L.  Underwood,  Bowling;  Green 

4.  Albert  G.  Talbott,  Danville 

5.  Joshua  H.  Jewett,  Elizabethtown 

6.  John  M.  Elliot,  Prestonburg 

7.  Humphrey  Marshall,     Springport 

8.  James  B.  Clay,  Lexington 

0.  John  C.  Mason,  Owingsville 
10.  John  W.  Stevenson,       Covington 

Louisiana. — 4. 

1.  George  Enstis,  Jr.,     New  Orleans 

2.  "Miles  Taylor,  Dooaldsoaviile 

3.  Thos.  G.  Davidson,        Felicianna 


4.  John  M.  Sandidge, 

Elaine. — G. 

1.  JohnM.  Wood, 

2.  Charles  J.  Oilman, 

3.  Nehemiah  Abbott, 

4.  Freeman  II.  Morse, 

5.  Israel  Washburn,  Jr., 

6.  Stephen  C.  Foster, 


Pii 


Portland 

Brunswick 

Belfast 

Bath 

Orono 

Pembroke 


Maryland, — C. 

Jas.  A.  Stewart,  Cambridge 

Jas.  B.  Ricaud,  Chester  town 

James  Morrison  Harris,  Baltimore 
Henry  Winter  Davis,  Baltimore 
Jacob  M.  Kunkel,  Hagerstown 
Thos.  F,  Bowie,    Upper  Marlboro' 


Massach  usetts. — 1 1 


Robert  B.  Hall,* 
James  Buffinton, 
William  S.  Damrell, 
Linus  B.  Comins, 
Anson  Burlingame, 
Timothy  Davis, 
Daniel  W.  Gob, 
Chauneey  L.  ICiupp, 
.  ii  Thayer j 
Calvin  C.  Chaffee, 


t.   IL-nry  L.  Dawes,      N< 


Mic?>i:I 

William  A.  Ho 

II unry  Waldrou 


n.—  l. 
vtid, 


Plymouth 

Fall  River 

Dedham 

Roxbury 

Cambridge 

Oloueesier 

Melrose 

Lowell 

Worcester 


Detroit 
Hillsdale 


3.  David  S.  Walbridge,     Kalamazoo 

4.  Dewitt  C.  Leach,  Lansing 

Minnesota.  —  2. 

William  W.  Phelps,  Henderson 

James  M.  Cavanaugb.  Chattield 

Miss  issipp  i. — 5 . 

1.  Lucius  Q.  C.  Lamar,  Abbeville 

2.  Reuben  Davis,  Aberened 

3.  William  Barksdale,  Columbus 

4.  Otho  R.  SinoletGUj  Canton 

5.  John  J.  McRea,  Clark  Co. 

Missouri. —  7. 

1.  Francis  P.  Blair,  Jr.,        St.  Louis 

2.  Thos.  L.  Anderson,  Palmyra 

3.  John  B.  Clark,  Fayette 

4.  James  Craig,  St.  Joseph 

5 .  S  a  m'l  1 1 .  Wood  son ,  In  d  e  pe  ndence 

6.  John'S.  Phelps,  Springfield 

7.  Saml.  Caruthers,    Cape  Girardeau 

Nebraska   Territory. — 1 . 
Fenner  Ferguson,  Belleview 

New  Hampsli  ire. — 3 . 

1.  James  Pike,      Sariboraton  Bridge 

2.  Mason  W.  Tappan,  Bradford 

3.  Aaron  H.  Cragin,  Lebanon 

New  Jersey.— -5. 

1.  Isaiah  I).  Cbtwson,        Woodstown 

2.  Geo.  R.  Bobbins,         Hamilton  sq. 

3.  Garnett  B.  Adrain,  N,  Brunswick 

4.  John  ITuyler,  Haekensack 


k  Jacob  JR..  Wort 


,  Jersey  City 


New  Mexico  Territory. — 1. 
M.  A.  Otero,  Albuquerque 


New  York.— 33. 


1.  John  A.  Searing, 

2.  George  Taylor, 

3.  Daniel  E.  Sickles, 

4.  Thomas  J.  Barr, 

5.  Win.  B.  Maclay, 

6.  John  Cochrane, 
.7.  Elijah  Ward, 
S.  Horace  F.  Clark, 
0.  John  B.Haskm, 

0.  Ambrose  S.  Murray 

1.  Win  F.  Russell, 

2.  John  Thomnsoi 


Hempstead  Br. 

Brooklyn 
New  York 
Now  York 
New  York 
New  Y.  rk 
Now  York 
New  York 


F 


ordbam 


P 


A  bram  B.  Olinj 
Erastus  Corning, 
Edward  Dod  i, 
George  W.  Palmer, 
''Yas'ia*  E.  Spinner, 


Ch 
Olive: 


B.  Cocbrai 
■  A.  Morse, 


Goshen 

Sanger  ties 
oughkeepsie 
Troy 
Albany 
Argvfe 
Plattsburg 
Mohawk 
Schenectady 
Chern  Valley 


203 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


20, 

21. 

23. 
24. 


28, 

2.'). 
30. 
3!. 
32. 
33. 


Orsamus  B.  Matteson, 
H«nry  Ben  net  r, 
Henry  C.  Goodwin, 
Charles  B.  Hoard, 
Amos  F.  Granger, 
Eii win   B.  Morgan, 
Emory  B.  Pottle, 
John   M.  Parker, 
Wra.  Ii.  Kelsey, 
Samuel  G.  Andrews, 
Judson  W.  Sherman, 
Silas  M.  Burroughs, 
Israel  T.  Hatch,. 
Reuben  E.  Fenton, 


Utica 

New  Berlin 

Hamilton 

Watertown 

Syracuse 

Aurora 

Naples 

Owego 

Geneseo 

Rochester 

Angelica 

Medina 

Buffalo 

Frewsburiih 


Worth  Carolina.- — S. 

1.  Henry  M.  Shaw,        Indian  Town 

2.  Tnowias  Ruffin',  Goldsboro' 

3.  Warren  Wm.- low,        Fayetteville 

4.  L.  O'Brien  Branch,  Raleigh 

5.  John  A.  Gilmer,  Greensboro' 

6.  Alfred  M.  Scales,  Jr.,       Madison 

7.  Burton.  Craige,  Salisbury 

8.  Zebulon  B.  Vance,  Ashviile 


Ohio.— 21. 

1. 

George  H.  Pendletpr 

,    Cincinnati 

2. 

\V(u.  S.  Groesbeck, 

Cincinnati 

3. 

Clement  L.  Yallandigham,  Dayton 

4. 

Mart  bias  11.  Nichols,' 

Lima 

5. 

Richard  Matt-, 

Toledo 

6. 

Jo>eph  11.  Cockerill, 

West  Union 

7. 

Aaron  Harlan,        Ye 

How  Springs 

8. 

Benjamin  Stanton, 

Bttllefontaine 

9. 

Lawrenee  \V.  Hal!, 

Bucvrns 

10. 

Joseph  Miller. 

Chiliicothe 

11. 

V  dentine  B.  Ilorton 

,       Pomeroy 

12. 

SanwH  S.Cox, 

Columbus 

13. 

Jonii  Sherman, 

Mansfield 

14. 

Philemon  Bliss, 

•Ely  Ha 

15. 

Joseph    Burns, 

Coshocton 

l'>-. 

C.  B.  Tompkins,     M 

cConnelsville 

I  7. 

Win.  Lawrence, 

Washing  on 

18. 

Be  jam-n  F.  Leiter, 

Canton 

19. 

Edward  Wade,      , 

Cleveland 

20. 

Joshua  R.  Giddings, 

«  Jefferson 

21. 

John  A.  Bingham, 

Cadiz 

Oregon  Territory. — 1 . 
Joseph  Lane,  Winchester 

Pennsylvania . — 25 . 

1.  Thomas  B.  Florence,  Philadelphia 

2.  V  iwar.i  Joy  Morris,   Philadelphia 

3.  Junes  Landv,'  Philadelphia 

•J-  H  riry  M.  Phillips,    Phil*  :  dj  ... 

5.   U«vn  Jones,  (.lat.ii.ee 

ft.  John  Hickman,  West  Chester 

7.  Henry  Chapman,-         Boylesfown 

8.  ty'il  iara  I!.  Keim,  Reading 

9.  Anthony  E.  Roberts,      Lancaster 


1 0. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
1.5. 
16. 
17. 
18. 

1  Q 


John  C.  Kunkel,  Harrisburg 

Wm.  L.  Dewart,  Sunbury 

Paul  Leidy,  Danville 

William  H.  Dimmick,   Honesdale 
Galusha  A.  Grow,  Glen  wood 


Allison  White 
John  H.  Ahl, 
Wilson  Reilly, 
JohnR.  Edie, 
John  Covode, 


JO.  Wm.  Montgomery 


Lock  Uaven 
Newville 

Chambersburg 
Somerset 
Lockport  Station 


David  Ritchie, 
Samuel  A.  Purviance, 

William  Stewart, 


Washington 

Pittsburg 

Butler 

Mercer 


24. 
25. 


James  L.  Gillis,  Ridge  way 


5.  John  Dick. 


Meadvilii 


Rhode  Island. — 2. 

1.  Nathaniel  B.  Durfee,         Tiverton 

2.  Wm,  D.  Brayton,  Apponaug 

South  Carolina. — 6. 

1.  John  McQueen,  Marlboro',  Ct.H. 

2.  W.  Porcher  Miles,         Charleston 

3.  L.  M.  Keitt,    Orangeburgh,  Ct.H. 

4.  M.  L.  Bonbam,     Edgefield,  Cr.H. 

5.  James  L.  Orr,  Anderson 

6.  William  W.  Boyee,        Monticello 


Tennessee. — 10. 

1.  Alb't  G.Watkins,  Panther  Springs 

2.  Horace  Maynard,  Knosville 

3.  Samuel  A.  Smith,  Charleston 

4.  «Jo!m  H.  Savage,  Smithville 

5.  Charles  Ready,         Murfreesboro' 

6.  George  W.Jones,         Fayetteville 

7.  John V.  Wrfcbt,  Purdy 

8.  Felix  K.  Zollieblter,         Kashville 

9.  John  D.  C.  Atkins,  Paris 
10.  "William  T.-  Avery,           Memphis 

Texas.- -2. 

1.  John  H.  Reagan,      '        Palestine 

2.  Guy  M.  Br} an,  Brazoria 

Utah  Territory. — 1. 
John  M.  Bern  hi  s  el,        S  a  1 1  Lake  C  i  ty 

Vermont. — 3. 

1.  Ezekiel  P.  Walton,      Montpelier 

2.  Justin  S.  Morrill,  Strafford 

3.  Hom«r  E.  Royce,  East  Berkshire 

Virginia. — 13. 

1.  Muscoe-H.  R.  Garnett,       Loretto 

2.  John  S.  Millson,  Norfolk 

3.  John    S.  jdaskie,  Richmond 

4.  William  O.  Gopde,  Boydi  >u 
5  Thus.  S.  BocoekjAppomattox.C.H. 
(3.  Paulus  Powell,  '     Amherst,  C.  H. 


UNITED    STATES    GOVERNMENT. 


209 


7.  William  Smith,  Warrenton  i  Washington  Territory. — 1. 

8.  Charles  J.  Faulkner,  Martinsburg  |  Isaac  J.  Stevens,  Olympia 

9.  John   Letcher*  Lexinptoa   I 
....  Sherrard  Clemens,  Wheeling   '  7iscon  in^-3. 


II.  Albert  G.  Jenkins,  Green  Bottom 
fv.  Henry  A-  Edruundson,         Salen 


1.  John  F.  Putter,  East  Troy 

2.  Charles  Billinshurst,  Juneau 


13.  Geo-  VV.  Hopkins,  Abington  I     3.  C.  C.  Washburne,    Mineral  Point 


SUPREME  COURT. 

Roger  B.  Tani-.y,  Baltimore,  Md„  Chief  Justice  ;  appointed,  1836. 
Salary,  $6,500. 


ASSOCIATE   JUDGES. 

Appointed. 

•  1829    

.    1835   ■ 

.    1837    

•  1841 

•  1845    

•  1846 

.    1853    ........ 

•  1858    • «- 

Jeremiah  S.  Black-,  Washington,  D.  C.,  Attorney  General.     Salary, 
Benjamin  C.  Howard,  Baltimore,  Maryland,  Reporter  of  Decisions. 

81,300. 

William  T.  Carroll,  Washington,  District  of  Columbia,  Clerk  oft 
S  tlary,'  fees.  Sec.  ■ 

The  Supreme  Court  is  held  in  the  City  of  Washington,  and  has  on 
annually,  commencing  on  the  first  Monday  in  December. 


John  McLean,* Cincinnati, Ohio, 

J.imes  M.  Wayne, Savannah,  Ga., 

John  Catron, ,  ..    Nashville,  Tenn.,-  •  •  • 

Peter  V.  Daniel, •  •    Richmond,  Va., 

Samuel  Nelson, Coopers-town,  N.  Y.,  • 

Robert  C.  Grier, •  •    Pittsburg.,  Penn., 

John  A.  Campbell, Mobile,   Ala.,» '•  •  •  •  • « 

Nathan  Clifford,-  • Portland,  Me., 


Salary. 

•  S3 000 
6000 
6000 
6000 
6000 
6000 
6000 
6000 

S8.000. 
Salary 

he  Court. 

e  Session 


ENVOYS    EXTRAORDINARY/  AND   MINISTERS 
HLEHIP  O  TEITTLAR  Y. 

Wnere  Stationed. 

George  M.  Dallas, Pennsylvania, London^  .......    Great  Britain. 

Jo  n  Y.    Mason, Virginia,  •••■«•■*•-••  »-;Pam, France. 

Francis  W    Pi<-ketY3y««   South  Carolina,  •  *'•   Si.  Petersburg ■,-« >'•   Russia. 

Joseph  A.  Wright, .Indiana,  «  • Berlin, Prussia. 

Augustus   C.  Dodge,'  •  •   Iowa. Madrid, Spain. 

Richard  K.  Meade,-..    Virginia, Rio  de  Janeiro,- -   Brazil. 

John  Forsyth,  Georgia, 'Mexico, Mexico. 

John   R.  Clay,  .......  •    Pennsylvania,*  ••  •  •   Lima, Peru, 

John  Siller, •    California, Chili, Santiago. 

VVilliam  B.  Reed,  • '•  • • «    Pennsylvania,  ■•••    Canton, China. 

J.   \Y.  Borden,  ........   Indiana, •    Sandwich  Lies.-  • 


UNITED    STATES    COURT    OF    CLAIMS.    ■ 

Isaac  Blackford,  of  Indiana,  Presiding  Judge;  George  P.  Searburg,  of  Vir- 
ginia, and  Edward  G.  Loring,  of  Massachusetts,  Judges.  Salary,  S4,000  each. 
Hansom  H.  Gili^rr,  of  Washim-ton,  D.  C,  Solicitor  for  the  'Cni'.ed  States; 
•alary, ; §3,500.     Daniel  Rati:!;!!-',  of  Washington,  D.  C.  AssL  Solicitor;  Salary'. 


500.     Jal  a   D.  McPherson,  D,  C,   Dt 


it.  ih 


igt'on,  ofC  t.,  CHI  f  '  'It 


sjlary. 


The  Court  holds  lis  sessions  at  V 


oo.    Sunl 

*i.  Florida, 
^ashin'iton. 


- 1  stfttant  (  lerk  :   saiary,  82,0 
D.C.  ■■•;  '       ' 

Con  nissioners  of  {fit    Court,  resident  in   Massachusetts?. 

Boston^   Daniel   S.  Gilchrist,    Cbas.  L.  Woodbury,  George  S.  Hale,  Oliver 
Stevens.  "  ■ 

Y  "•  Bedford,  Walter  Mitchell 
'.'■  '  ivy,  VVm.  S.  Motion.  ■ :  .     . 

Salem.  Jeseph  B.  F.  Osgood 
14 


210 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


THIRTY-SIXTH  CONGRESS  (AS  FAR  AS  ELECTED). 
Senate  — 64  Members. 


ALABAMA. 

1861  Benj.  Fitzpatrick, 
1863  Clement  C.  Clay,  Jr. 

ARKANSAS. 

1861  Robt.  W.  Johnson, 
lS6o  William  K.  Sebastian. 

CALIFORNIA. 

1861  William  M.  Gwi'p, 
1S63  David  C.  Broderick, 

CONNECTICUT. 

1861  Lafayette  S.  Foster, 
1S63  James  Dixon. 

DELAWARE. 

1863  James  A.  Bayard, 
1.86j6  Wiiiard  Saultsbury. 

F  L  OKI  DA. 

1861  David  L.  Yulee, 
1863  Stephen  R.  Mailoiy. 

GEORGIA. 

1861  Alfred  Iverson, 
1S65  Robert  Toombs. 

INDIANA. 

iSdl  Graham  N.  Fitch, 
1863  Je-se  I).  Bright. 

ILLINOIS. 

Ib6i  Lyman  Trumbull, 
IS65  Stephen  A.  Douglas. 

IOWA. 

1S61  James  Harlan, 
1863  James  W.  Grimes. 

k.;ENTUC2£Y. 
1861  Jno.  J.  Crittenden, 
I860  Lazarus  W.  Powell. 


LOUISIANA. 

1861  John  Slidell, 
1865  [To  be  chosen]. 

MAINE. 

1863  Hannibal  Hamlin, 
1365  Wm.  Pitt  Fessenden. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

1883  Charles  Sumner, 
1365  Henry  Wilson. 

MARYLAND. 

1S31  James  A.  Pearce, 
18G3  Anthony  Kennedy. 

MICHIGAN. 

1863  Zachariah  Chandler. 
1865  Kinsley  S.  Bingham. 

MINNESOTA. 

1.363  Henry  M.Rice, 

18G5  [To  be  chosen]. 

MISSISSIPPI. 

1863  Jefferson  Davis, 
i860  Albert  G.  Brown. 

MISSOURI. 

1861  James  S.  Green, 
1863  Trusten  Polk. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 
1S61  Daniel  Clark, 
1855  John  P.  Hale. 

NEW  YOBK. 

1861  William  H.  Seward, 
1863  Preston  Kins;. 


SEW  .JERSEY. 

!  18-63  John  R.  Thomson 
I  186.5  [To  be  chosen]. 


NORTH    CAROLINA. 

1861  Thos.  L.  Clixigmaa, 
1SG5  Thomas  Bragg. 


1861  George  E.  Pufifh, 
1863  Benjamin  F.  Wrade. 


PENNSYLVANIA. 

1S61  Wrilliam  Bigler, 
1863  Simon  Cameron. 


RHODE  ISLAND. 

1863  James  F.  Simmons, 
1865  Henry  B.  Anthony. 

SOUTH  CAROLINA. 

1863  James  H.  Hammond, 
1865  James  Chestnut,  Jr. 

TENNESSEE. 

1863  Andrew  Johnson, 
1865  A.  O.  P.  Nicholson. 

TEXAS. 

1863  Matthew  Ward, 
1865  J.  W.  Hemphill. 

VERMONT. 

1861  Jacob  Collamer, 

1863  Solomon  Foot. 

VIRGINIA. 

1863  James  M.  Mason, 
1S65  Robt.  M.  T.  Hunter. 

WISCONSIN, 
1661  Charles  Durkee, 
1863  James  R.  Doolittle. 


House  of  Representatives-—  236  Member; 


ARKANSAS. 

1  T.  C.  Hindman, 

2  Albert  Rust. 

CALIFORNIA. 

1  A.  L.  Dudley, 

2  Joseph  C.  McKibbin, 

DELAWARE. 

1  Wm.  G.  Whiteley. 
FLORIDA, 

1  Gtor«re  S.  Hawkins. 


ILLIN  iIS. 

i  '  lifcu  B.  Washburn* 

-  J*d»n  ]'     r  arnsw  c  rtb 

•  ■  '  ■■■■■  n  Lovejoy, 

4  William  Kellogg, 

5  Isaac  V  Morns", 

6 Ilodpca, 

7  James  C.  ilobinson, 
s  Philip  B.  1  ouk< , 

9  John  A.  Logan. 


INDIANA. 

1  Wm.  E.  Niblack, 

2  Wm.  H.  Enslish, 

3  Wm.  M.  Dunn, 

4  Wm.  S.  Hclman, 

5  David  Kilgore, 
6-Albert  G.Porter, 

7  John  G.  Davis, 

8  T  tines  Wilson . 

y  Schuyler  Colfax, 

10  Charles  Case, 

11  John  U.  Pettit. 

IOWA. 

1  Samuel  R.  Curtis, 
!    2  Wm.  Vandever. 

MAINE. 

1  Daniel  E.  Somes, 

2  John  J.   Perry, 

3  V. .-: '  B.  French 

•1   b'recman  H."  Morse, 

5  Israel  Washburne,  Jj 

6  Stephen  C,  Foster. 


MASSACHUSETTS. 

1  Thomas  I).  Eliot, 

2  James  Bufrinton, 

3  Charles  F.  Adams, 

4  Alexander  11.  lace, 

0  Anson  Burlingame, 

6  John  B.  Aliev. 

7  Daniel  W.  G'ooeh, 

8  Chas.  R.  Train, 
I     9  Eli  Thayer, 

i   10  Charles  Delano, 
i   11  Henry  L.  Dawes. 

MICHIGAN. 

1  George  B.  Cooper, 

J     3  Francis  W   Kellogg, 
I     4  DeWitt  C.Leaeh. 

MISSOURI. 

1  J.  Richard  Barrett, 

2  Thomas  L.  Anderson, 

3  John  B.  Clark, 

4  James  Crai^, 


UNITED    STATES    GOVERNMENT. 


211 


Samuel  H.  Woodson, 
I-  John  S  .Phelps, 
7  John  W.  Noell. 

NEW  JERSEY. 

1  John  T.  Nixon, 

2  John  L.  N.  Stratton, 

3  Garnet  B.  Adrain, 

4  Jetur  R.  Riggs, 

5  Wm.  Pennington. 

NEW  YORK. 

1  Luther  C.  Carter, 

2  James  Humphrey, 

3  D  tniel  E.  Sickles', 

4  Thomas  J.  Barr, 

5  Wm.  B.  Ma  clay, 

6  John  Cochrane, 

7  George  Briggs, 

S  Horace  F.  Clark, 
9  John  B.  Raskin, 
10  Chas.  II.  Van  Wyck, 
!i   Wm.  S.  Kenvon, 

12  Charles  L.  B'eale, 

13  Abraham  B.  01m, 

14  John  E.  Reynolds, 
15.  James  B.  McKean, 
1G  George  W.  Palmer, 
17  Frani  is  E,  Spinner, 

15  Clark  R.  Cochrane, 
19  James  II.  Graham, 
29  Bosr-oe  Conklinsr, 

21  R.  Holland  Da  ell, 

22  M.  Limiicv  Lee, 

23  Cha^.  B.  Hoard, 

24  Chas.  B.  Sedgwick, 

25  Martin  Butferfteld, 

26  Emory  B.  Pottle, 


27  Alfred  Wells, 
2S  William  Irvine, 
29  Alfred  Ely, 
39  Augustus  Frank, 

31  Silas  M.  Burroughs. 

32  Elbridge  G.  Spaulding 

33  Reuben  E.  Fenton. 

OHIO. 

1  George  II.  Pendleton, 

2  John  A.  Gurley, 

3  C.  L.  Vallandigham, 

4  Willi  am  Allen, 

5  James  M.  Ashley, 

6  William  Howard, 

7  Thomas  Corwin, 

S  Benjamin  Stanton, 
9  John  Carev, 

10  Carey  A.  Trimble, 

11  Charles  D.  Martin, 

12  Samuel  S.  Cox, 

13  John  Sherman, 

14  Cyrus  Spinck, 

15  William  Helmick, 

16  Cydnor  B.  Tompkins, 

17  Thos.  C.  Theaker, 
IS  Sidney  Egerton, 

19  Edward  Wade, 

20  John  Hutchins, 

21  -John  A.  Bingham. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

1  Thomas  B.  Florence, 

2  Edward  Joy  Morris, 

3  John  P.  Verree, 

4  Wm.  Miilward, 

5  John  AVo':d, 

6  John  Hickman, 


7  Henrv  C.  Lor.a;necker, 

8  John  Schwartz, 

9  Thaddeus  Stevens, 

10  John  W.  Killinger, 

11  James  H.  Campbell, 

12  George  W.  Scrantoa, 

13  Wm.  H.  Dimmick, 

14  Galusha  A.  Grow, 

15  James  T.  Halo, 

18  Binj.  F.  Junkin, 

17  Edward  McPherson, 
IS  SamuelS.  Blair, 

19  John  Covode, 

20  W;n.  Montgomery, 

21  James  K.  Moorhead, 

22  Robert  McKnight, 

23  Wm.  Stewart,  " 

24  Chapin  Hall. 

25  Elijah  Babbit. 

SOUTH  CA2ROLINA. 

1  John  McQueen, 

2  Wm.  P.  Miles, 

3  Lawren ce  M .  Keitt, 

4  Milledge  L.  Bon  nam, 

5  John  D.  Ashmore, 

6  Wm.  W.  Boyee. 

VERMONT. 

1  Ezekiel  P.  Walton, 

2  Justin  S.  Morrill, 

3  Homer  E.  Royce, 

WISCONSIN. 

1  John  F.  Potter, 

2  Cad.  C.  Washburne, 

3  Chas.  H.  Larrabec. 


Popular  Tote  at  the  Presidential  Elections  in  1S53  and  in  1856. 


1 

185&. 

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1856. 

Pierce. 

Scott. 

Hale. 

Buchanan. 

Fremont.    , 

Fillmore. 

Mvv, 

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3  325 

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29,997 

18,1-17 

6,595    ' 

82,7^9 

38,315 

422 

Vermont,..  ....... 

13,0,4 

22,173 

5,621     ' 

10.569 

39.561 

£45 

Massachusetts, .... 

46,880 

56.062 

29,91-3    ! 

39.240 

108,190 

19.626 

Rhode  Island 

w.735 

644    1 

8,680 

11.467 

1.675 

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33/249 

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3,100    i 

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42.715 

2.615 

New  York, 

262*33 

25,329    | 

195.878 

276,004 

124.604 

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44  3-5 

-  556 

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46,948 

2-  838 

24,115 

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198,568 

179.122 

8,524    ; 

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147,903 

82.202 

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OFFICIAL  VOTES  CAST  AT  THE  GUBERNATORIAL 
ELECTIONS  IN  1857  &  13-33. 

TOGETHER   WITH  THE    POPULATION  IN    1855,  STATE  TAX  OP 
1658,  MD  TOWN  CLERKS  FOR  1S58. 

BAKNSTABLE   COUNTY. 


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Samuel  H.  Gould, 

1525 

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Josiah.  Mayo, 

2560 

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Hern  an  D  cane.  2d, 

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Thos.  Lewis,  Jr., 

2613; 

616 

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166 

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Ephraim  Doane, 

S261 

407 

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34 

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Thos. A.  Hopkins, 

17-54! 

245 

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Elisha  Dyer, 

31  I  61 

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i     33  145    36 

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D.  C.  Freeman, 

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John  W,  Davis, 

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256 

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'■■'■■  illram  P. Davis, 

2502; 

497 

\     60,  81    17 

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1    90 

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3-5.412; 

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7 

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HAMPDEN   COUNTY. 


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j  1271 

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F.  D.  Richards, 

1  12-55 

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!  7576 

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BERKSHIRE    COUNTY. 


213 


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1472 

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1532 

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424 

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Henry  Ferre, 

1064 

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992 

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X.  P.  Brown, 

612 

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Isaac  Seeley, 

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Jay  G.  DeLano, 

84  S 

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!     67 

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Hinsdale, 

John  Cadv, 

1361 

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Wm.  A.  Fuller, 

1235 

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F.  G.  Taylor, 

4226 

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Wm.  S.  Tucker, 

1921 

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115! 

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141 

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Jona.  Tovmsend, 

823 

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Phineas  Harmon, 

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M.  E.  Sheldon, 

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James  Warriner, 

6501 

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E.  Williams, 

970 

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Edw.  A.  Langdcn, 

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320 

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A.  V.  Sturtevant, 

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Albert  C.  Heath, 

710 

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Jos.  Merrill,  Jr., 

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Edward  Taylor, 

4810; 

1.933; 

Beverly, 

James  Hill, 

5944 1 

1,386 

Bex  for  J, 

V/ai.  Kill  am, 

1034 

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Bradford, 

Daniel  Fitts, 

1372! 

243- 

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A.  S.  Howard, 

4000! 

2,099: 

Essex, 

O.  II.  P.  S^rgeat, 

1668: 

403| 
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Georgetown, 

Jos.  P.  Stick nev, 

2"42i 

Gloucester, 

Cyrus  Storv,  Or., 

8935 

1,591 

Groveland, 

J.  M.  Spofford, 

1367 

270 

Hamilton, 

Jos.  P.  Lowering, 

896! 

2771 

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A.  B.  Jaques, 

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Geo.  H.  S  >we 

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2  783 

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J.  Danforth,  Jr., 

883  j 

223 

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Geo.  F.  Allen, 

18641 

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Marblehead, 

G,  Brou^hton, 

6928! 

1,325 

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Charles  Shed, 

2582 

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Middleton, 

J.  A.  Batehelder, 

8301 

193 

Nahant, 

D.  A.  Johnson, 

270 

Newbury, 

Wm.  Little, 

1484 

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Newburvport 

Eleazer  Johnson, 

13357! 

3,344 

N.  Andover, 

Hiram  Berrv, 

2218; 

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William  Pool. 

3498; 

197 

Rowiev, 

John  S,  Prime, 

1214 

292; 

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Joseph  C  t  o  u  t  m  an, 

20934: 

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Azor  O.  Webster, 

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Nathan  H.  Poor, 

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John  L.  Seger, 

1335 

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J.  P.  Towne, 

12501 

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Benj.  C.  Putnam, 

1073 

248' 

W.  Newbury, 

John  C.  Carr, 

2094 

382| 

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Town  Clerics. 

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GrOVEBKOtt,  1857-  li      Goveunok,  1858. 

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Henry  S.  Rannev, 

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Silas  N.  Brooks, 

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Sam'l  L. Barnwell, 

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F.  W.  White, 

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Franklin  Childa, 

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Charles  Williams,! 

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Noah  Rankin, 

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Asahel  Gore, 

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John  C.  Bangs, 

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Charles  M.  PeirceJ 

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MIDDLESEX    COUNTY. 


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Arthur  A.  Cloyes, 

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Thomas  Stiles, 

986 

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Dudley  Foster, 

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Cephas  Harwell, 

413 

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Wm.  Wirt  Wurreu, 

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Samuel  Sewall, 

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Justin  A.  Jacobs, 

20173 

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0.  F.  Duren, 

630 

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Charles  Poole, 

21742 

5,270! 

851 

694 

842 

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Chelmsford, 

E.  F.  Webster, 

2140 

605 

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132 

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George  Hey  wood, 

2251 

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Henry  Richardson, 

1966 

450 

40 

119 

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J.  C. 'Woodward, 

533 

220 

15 

11 

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Framiaga'ai, 

Co  as.  S.  Whitm-oie, 

4676 

1,181 

280 

235 

1 42, 

1     237!  123'  157 

Groron,' 

Geo.  I>,  Brigham, 

2745 

864 

87 

120 

07 

1     1781     59!     39 

Holliston, 

Hiram  F.  Morse, 

2894 

554 ! 

176 

195 

114 

1 

:     202    109!     S4 

Hopkinton, 

J.  A.  Tillinghas.t, 

3934 

610' 

180 

169 

91 

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Lej  ins  J  sn, 

Albert  \v.  Pr  ant, 

2549 

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150 

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Lincoln, 

Henry  C.  Chap  in, 

721 

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Wm.  Kimball, 

9S5 

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John  H.  MeAMn 

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Chas.  H.  Shepard. 

1976 

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Marshall  S.  Rice, 

6768 

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Joseph  Dowse,  Jr 

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Zenas  Brown, 

1470 

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Bellinsham, 

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Brookliae, 

C  basset, 

Dedhara, 

Dorchester, 

Dover, 

Foxbofo', 

Franklin, 

Medfield, 

M  dway, 

Hilton, 

Needhaxn, 

Quincy, 

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Andrew  Lopez, 
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Eben  Tolrnan, 
JNoah  A.  Fisk, 
Jas.  E.  Carpenter, 
T.  C.  Hills, 
Samuel  Elli", 
|Asa  M.  B.  Fuller, 
Jason  Reed, 
Solomon  Fiagg, 
Franklin  Curtis, 
Hiram  C.  Alden, 
Jos.  W.  Tucker, 
Otis  Johnson, 
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J.  E.   Crane, 

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Ashburuh'ir, 

William  P.  Ellis, 

2211 

5150 

91 

170 

73,  5; 

Athol, 

Jas.  I.  Goulding, 

2395 

439 

55 

272 

35! 

Auburn, 

Emory  Stoue, 

88-5 

259 

37 

00 

23; 

Barre, 

Lyman  Sibley, 

2787 

8891 

1S4; 

116 

109 

161 

Berlin, 

978 

3b' 

104 

71    i 

Blackstone, 

Jas.  P.  Hay  ward, 

53-33 

1,123! 

133 

147 

190    1 

Bolton, 

Richard  S.  Edes, 

1256 

335; 

77 

105 

4    1 

Boylston,  . 

II.  H.  Brigham, 

835 

281  i 

1 

90 

8:    5 

Brookfield, 

Wash'n  Tufts, 

2007 

413 

51 

155 

66! 

Charlton, 

Alfred  E.  Fiske, 

2059 

59Si 

58 

170 

107! 

Clinton, 

A.  E.  Bisrelow, 

36:56 

5901 

200 

35!  2 

Dana, 

M.  J.  Hillman, 

824 

151! 

14 

63 

13 

Douglas, 

Edwin  Moore, 

2323 

454! 

C8 

92 

155! 

Dud  ey, 

Lemuel  Healy, 

1523 

410i 

31 

107 

90! 

Fitchburg, 

Job. a  I.  Farwell, 

6486 

1,314; 

241 

562 

175 

Gardner, 

J.  II  Greenwood, 

2183 

3711 

81 

177 

48  i 

Grafton, 

James  W.White, 

4409 

806! 

132 

291 

84! 

liardwick,     i 

A.  M.  Orcutt, 

153n 

.    511; 

65 

104 

49; 

Harvard 

Tru  obuHBull, 

1032 

475! 

52 

100 

75!  1 

Hold  -:1. . 

J  »hn  E.  Chamn, 

2114 

500 

118 

114 

30!  2 

Ho    >ardston 

\\  .  1  ennett,  Jr., 

1744 

420i 

74 

147 

85|     I 

Lancaster, 

J. L.S. Thompson 

1728 

425! 

75 

118 

37;     1 

Leicester* 

Jos.  A.  Denny, 

2589 

752| 

71 

173 

75    li 

Leominster. 

Joel  C.  Alien, 

3201 

814! 

123 

203 

48   9! 

J  ajrnes  Putnam, 

1224 

SD6'i 

27 

113 

48.      ; 

David  idams 

L.381 

m\ 

55 

83 

41    1 

C.  F.Chapin, 

7489 

875 

248 

376 

3021  2' 

Ira  N.    Goddard. 

328* 

659! 

34 

308 

50!  5 

N-.Braintree, 

Hearv  A.Delano, 

775 

3281 

40 

31 

71. 

N'orthboro', 

J.  B. 'Crawford, 

1602 

443| 

80 

138 

211 

Northbridee, 

Hiram  Wing, 

2104 

403: 

101 

137 

60! 

N.BrookfiM, 

Levi  Adams, 

2307 

439! 

107 

220 

33 ' 

Oakham, 

Mark  Haskell, 

1052 

270 

623; 

39 

57 

47 

Oxford,. 

Wm.  E.  Pease, 

2808 

96 

160 

119 

Ambrose  Eames, 

792 

198! 

29 

54 

37!  I 

Petersham, 

Lewis  Wkitnev, 

1553 

433 

5 

12S 

52i 

pv. ;  i      .      trvn 

Theo.  T.  Mille'r, 

799 

238: 

13 

7! 

7! 

i ) .   i  i .   Gl  ■  .'< '  i' '  , 

1317 

v  a  h  ■ 

13 

02 

21!      ! 

140:^ 

475 

33 

142 

15     ! 

1101 

331 

15 

79 

46    li 

Job  C.  Stone, 

1636 

504! 

62 

123 

41    2 

Southboro5, 

W.  Greenwood, 

]  604 

385' 

5o 

94 

18'     | 

S   at  ■.   ridge 

DauielF.  Bacon, 

3429 

720 

PA 

243 

160'  8j 

• '    -i 

Edward  C.  Dyer, 

2527 

547 

61 

211 

27;    ! 

Sterl'B  ' 

Win.  D.  Peck, 

1838 

504 

54 

158 

37!    i 

Si  abridge, 

David  K.  Porter, 

2187 

540 

5S 

167 

50!    ! 

Sutt  »n, 

S.  Chamberlain, 

i;7)S 

6341 

77 

204 

651     I 

Temp  It' ton, 

Gerard  Bushnell, 

2618 

509 

11s 

227 

83!     ! 

Upton, 

Harvey  Bradisk, 

2  )  36 

414 

88 

1-34 

31'     | 

Lubridge, 

Henry  C apron 

3063 

713 

4G 

140 

B9j   l| 

W  arren, 

■  amu«   .'■•■    .  .  .•:. 

1795 

439 

89 

]•'  6 

67   ol 

Webster, 

P.  W.  Bruce, 

2727 

526 

99 

128 

104;   ; 

West  .-<  m', 

Sam'l  M.Griggs, 

3014 

356 

112 

231 

53:  li 

*'•'  Bovlstoh, 

H.  Houghton, 

2310 

342 

33 

175      35!  3 

W.BrookfTd 

E.  H.  Biair, 

1303 

504 

82 

91i     29    1 

We  trnjnsti  r 

Frederick  All ".%. . 

19S0 

482 

21 

1ST      'i-\ 

ad'n, 

W.  Whitney, 

2  1  i  i 

608 

111 

209     57 

Worcester, 

Samuel  Smith, 

2  2  2  8  ■ ! 

6,725 

521 

1683   733  15 

14tt&5 

535,557! 

4525 

.10708 

4370  73 

182 

191 
47 


34! 
16i 


119!  139 

82',  111 

190  ISO! 

901  20! 

69!  8 

131!  57 

1511  S2 


225! 


00        JO! 

165!  137! 
115  99| 
5060  1481 
1  157!  U0! 
252 
12 1  i 
1)3! 
148: 
144 
148 
10S; 
27? 
105 

S3 
501 
222 

43 
126 
156 


83i 
591 

104! 
40| 
81! 
47 
82 
51 
48! 
351 

442i 
351 

I7 


12 

4 

1 

11 

12 

114 

8 
7"; 
10 

4 

3! 

i 

15  j 

2 
40 

1 1 
20 
6o| 

7 

9! 
25 
46! 


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179! 

38 

0 

8 

47; 

13 

12 

*    i 

72 

40 

9 

142! 

35 

72' 

5 

113 

20 

3 

151! 

10 

85 

45 

1 

124 

50 

32 

1 

121 

16 

11 

216|  114 

52 

196 

47 

0 

139 

27 

4 

149 

51 

1 

165 

43 

18 

4 

197 

67 

9 

143 

43 

23 

102 

143 

8 

147 

61 

20 

6 

147 

103 

57 

222 

51 

15 

173 

31 

s^ 

32 

31 

1 

1 9  S 

79 

10 

1 

J  00 

46 

41 

1718 

822 

128 

3 

10520 

4432 

1203 

i     33 

0 ..:'•  r  1,  boj  ia  oESeial  table. 


,.  Banks  133,    Beach.  133,    Lawrence  30. 


TOTES    FOR    GOVERNOR. 


219 


SUFFOLK  COUNTY, 


Town  Clerks. 

Jz  10 

JO 

B 

1 

.  Governor,  1857-  j 

Governor,  1858. 

Towxs. 

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6  ■  '« 

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;  329    597 
1    56,     10 

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233 

17 

17 

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17 

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Boston, 
Chelsea, 
N.  Chelsea, 
Winthxop, 

S.F.McCleary, 
Sara']  Bassett, 
William  T.  Hail, 
Warren  Belcher, 

16050S 

1015  i 
793 
366 

$118,429 

2,117 
464 

6283  6309  1897!  11 
!  916!  408i  161    1 
j     49!     33;      17 
|     15;    51;     20 

i 

171318 

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4492 

7 

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Barnstable, .. 

35442 

£6,161 

312: 

975! 

494 

7 

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1,282      560 

287 

1 

Berkshire,... 

52791 

11,285! 

1021! 

3012 

2322 

5 

3,715    2,783 

456 

Bristol....... 

87425 

24,051 

2828; 

4651 

1796 

23 

4 

5,093!  2,144 

695 

15 

Dukes,, 

4401 

1.105 

225! 

189  j 

194 

! 

185       177 

66 

Essex,  ..r:,. 

151018 

35,425 

593  i! 

8379, 

3368 

10 

96: 

9.440!   4,039 

1,942 

17 

Franklir^.Th 

SI  055 

7,338 

327| 

3175i 

1211 

4 

-  6, 

2,894    1,324 

69 

9 

Hampden^V. 

51852 

14,367 

Q» 

3181! 

2815 

3 

1 

3.531,    2,779 

354 

7 

Hampshire,"!^ 

354S5 

8.63S 

8    I 

31 221 

750 

5 

2 

3,375;       755 

147 

6 

Middlesex,  fl 

194082 

51.149 

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98731 

5875 

19 

Si 

11,621    7,175 

2,331 

45 

Nantucket,  ?-. 

8064 

2,79'; 

131! 

2711 

153 

| 

28  \\      142 

9 

Norfolk,..^.. 

9444S 

28,378 

4158' 

41381 

2    :  - 

41 

1    8 

!   5.197!   3,527 

;    1,694 

18 

Plyinouth/T, . 
Su*riblk.  .1.. 

61513 

12,734' 

2573 

3683! 

1297^  13,     8 

4,302]    1,597 

!      683 

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171818 

121,019 

5483] 

4837) 

4192     71  17 

.    7,259]   6,861 

|    2,095 

i     12 

Worcester^  ; . 

1495)5 

35,557 

■    4525! 

10,708: 

4370:  73|    8 

,10,526    4,432 

j    1,256]     38 

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1132539 

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37.596 

60.7971 

31,760  213'  160 

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STATE  BOARD  OF  AGRICULTURE  FOR  1859. 


Ex-ofjicio.  His  Excellency  Nathaniel  P.  Baaks,  His  Honor  Elipbalet 
Trask  \  Oliver  Warner,  Secretary  of  State, 

Appointed  by  the  Governor  and  Council.  Ephraim  W.  Bull,  of  Con- 
cord ;  Marshall  P.  Wilder,  of  Dorchester ;  Wm.  S.  Clark,  of  Amherst 

Chosen  hj  the  different  AgacvUural  Societies.  Barnstable,  George 
Marston;  Berkshire,' Chas-  K.  Tracy;  Bristol,  Nathan  Durfee ;  E>sex, 
Wm,  Sutton  ;  Franklin,  Jas.  S.  Greimoll  ;  Hampden,  Geo-.  51.  Atwater ; 
Hampden  East,  Gyrus  Knox;  Hampshire,  Levi  Stockbridge;  Hamp- 
shire,  Franklin,  and  Hampden,  Paoli  Lathrop;  IIou  atonic,  Samuel  H. 
Bus.lmeli;  SiassachU'sett'sj  Uichard  S.  Fay;  Middlesex,  Simon  Brown; 
Middlesex  South,  Willi  tm  Gr.  Lewis  ;  Middlesex  North,  John  G.  Bartlett ; 
Nantucket,  Edward  W  Gardner;  Norfolk,  Chas  C.  Bewail ;  Plymouth, 
CUas.  (i.  Davis;  Worcester,  John  Brooks;  Worcester  West,  Jusia.ii 
White;  Worcester  Nona,  Jabez  Fisher;  Worcester  South,  Oliver  C 
Felton. 

Secretary  of  the  Board,  Charles  L.  Flint,  ofice,  at  the  State  House. 


220 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


SOCIETIES,  LIBRARIES,  ETC. 


StMngton  Temperance  Alliance. 
Joseph    Vaughanj    Pres.       Joshua    L. 
Ni-a,  Secretary. 

Adams  Literary  Society,  Qnincy. 
Henry  Barker,  Pres. 

Aiford  Select  School  Association. 
Incorporated,  September,  18-57. 
Ezra  C.  Ticknor,  Pres.     Mark  R.   Van 
Deusen,  Secretary. 

American  Academy  of  Arts  and  Sciences. 
Instituted,  1780. 
Jacob  Bigelow,  M.  D.,  Pres.  Daniel 
Treadwell,  Esq.,  Vice  Pres.  Edward 
Wiggiesworth,  Esq.,  Treasurer.  Asa 
Cray,  M.  I).,  Corresponding  Secretary, 
Samuel  L.  Abbot,  M.  D.,  Recording  Sec. 
Josiah  P.  Cooke,  Esq.,  Librarian.  Francis 
Dana,  Assistant  Librarian.  Rooms, 
J3.p-3j.oa  Athenteum.  Library  hours,  10  to 
to  12,  and  3  to  6.     Officers  chosen  in  May. 

American  and  Foreign  Bible  Society. 
Rev.  Mr,  Hodges,   Agent,  79   Cornhill, 
Boston. 

American  and  IForeign  Christian  Union, 
Rev.  B,  Dickinson,  I),   D.;   Sec.    Con- 
gregational Lib.  Bid.,  Chauncy  St.,  Boston. 

American  Antiquarian  Society, 
Worcester. 
Incorporated,  1812. 
Hon.  Stephen  Salisbury,  of  Worcester, 
Pr?s.     Rev.  Wm.  Jenks,  D.D.,  of  Boston, 
Hon.    Levi   Lincoln,  LL.  I).,   of  Worces- 
ter. Vice   Pres.     Samuel   Jennison,    Esq., 
?ster  Treas   Hon.  Isaac  Davis.LL.B"., 
Ira  M.  Barton,  Nathaniel  B.  Shurt- 
>l.    D..   of   Boston,     George   Liver- 
Esq.,  Charles  Folsoni,  Esq.,  of  Cam- 
;,    Hon.   John    P.     Bigelow,     Hon. 
Merrick,  LL.  D,.  of  Boston,  Samuel 
ven,  Esq.,  Dwight  Foster,   Esq.,  of 
jster,  Rev.  Edward  E.  Hale,  of  Bos- 
ton,  Council.     Jared   Sparks,  LL.  D.,  of 
Cambridge,   Sec.    For.    Car.      Hon.   Ben- 
jamin  Franklin    Thomas,    LL.   D.,   Sec. 
Domes.  Cor.     Hon.  Alex.   H.  Bullock,  of 
Worcester.  R  c.  Sec.     Samuel   F.   Haven, 
Esq.,  Librarian. 

There  are  two  meetings  of  the  Society 
in  the  year;  cue  at  Worcester,  on  the 2 1st 
day  of  October,  in  commemoration  of  the 
discovery  of  America  by  Columbus,  the 
oti  r  in  B  >ston  on  ike  last  W'e'dnesd  ty  ■  ' 
AJ>ril.  There  are  also  monthly  meetings 
of  the  Council  at  Worcester. 

Am eriean  Baptist  Missionary  Union. 


Wor 

k-.u, 

more 

PUin 
F.  II 
Won 


Hon. 
n   A. 

rn  ■., 


Hon.  Georce   N.    Brisks,    Pres. 
Nri   ■■  ■-''■■■     B  >vnton,   Trt  is.     Freem  - 
Snul  ';    '  '>&  Treas.     Rev   J.   G.    Wa 
Rev.  Wm.  II.    Sti.[\r:r,  See's.    Rooms.  33 
Som<  rset  street,  Boston.     Chosen  in  May. 

American  Baptist  Publication  Society. 
Rev.  llenjarrun  Gj  tri  b.  ,  Cor.    Sec.  No. 
530  Arch  street,  Philadelphia.    New  En^- 


j  land  Agency,  79  Cornhill,  Boston.     Rev. 
I   D.  C.  Haynes,  Secretary  for  New  England. 

Resides  at  Charlestown,  Mass.     Chosen  in 
May. 

American  Board  of  Commissioners 
for  Foreign  Missions 
Rev.  Mark  Hopkins,  D.  TL,  Pres.  Hon. 
Wm.  Jessup,  Vice  Pres.  Jas.  M.  Gordon, 
Treas.  Rev.  R.  Anderson,  D.  D.,  Rev.  S. 
B.  Treat,  Rev.  S.  L.  Pomroy,  D.  D.,  Rev. 
Geo.  W.  Wood,  See's.  Chosen  in  Septem- 
ber. Missionary  House,  33  Pemberton 
square,  Boston. 

American  Education  Society. 

Rev.  Hernan  Humphrey,  Pres.  Henry 
Hill,  Vice  Pres.  Stephen  T.  Farwell, 
Treas.  Rev.  Increase  N.  Tarbox,  Sec. 
Chosen  iu  2>Iay.  Rooms  No.  15  Cornhill, 
Boston. 

American  Institute  of  Instruction. 
John  D.  Phiibriok,  of  Boston,  Pres. 
j  Wm.  D.  Ticknor,  Boston,  Tnas.  .  B.  W. 
j  Putnam,  Boston,  and  John  Kneeland, 
|  Roxbury,  Pec.  See's.  A.  M.  Gay,  Charies- 
i  town,  Cor.  Sec.    Chosen  in.  August. 

American  Oriental  Society. 

j       Edward  Robinson.  D.  D.,  of  New  York, 

Pres.     Ezra  Abbott,  Jr.,  Cambridge.  Ree. 

\   See.     D.  C.  Gilman,  Treas.     W.D.Whit- 

I  ne-y,  New  Haven,  Cor.  Sec.  and  Librarian. 

American  Peace  Society. 
21  Cornhill,   Boston.     Wm.    Jay,    Pres. 
I   John  Field,  Treas.     G.  C.  Beckwith,  Cor. 
!   Sec.    Wm.  C.  Brown,  Mec.  Sec.    Chosen  in 

i   May. 

American  Phonetic;  Council. 
James  W.  Stone,  M.  t>.,   Boston,  Pres. 
Elias   Longley,   Cincinnati,    Sec.     Robert 
Patterson,    L",    S.     Mint,     Philadelphia, 
Treas. 

American  Pomological  Society. 
Marshal:    P.     Wilder,     Boston,     Pres' 

Thomas   P.   James,    Philadelphia,   Treas. 
Thos.  W.  Fkld,  New  York.  Sec. 

Fees  of  Membership.*- -Life,  $20;  bien- 
nial, §2. 

This  useful  society  holds  its  sessions  bi- 
ennially. The  next  will  be  held  iu  the 
city  of  Philadelphia,  September,  1860. 

American  Statistical  Association, 
Organized,  Dec.  il,  1339. 
Rooms,   23    Chauncy    street.      Edward 
Jarvis,    M.    D.,    Pres.     Rufna   Anderson, 
D.  D.,  Ebenezer  Alden,  M.  D.,  Vice  Pres. 
|   J.  Wimrate  Thornton,  Rtc.   Sec.      Nathan 
I    Allen,  Home-Sec.     Joseph  E.    Worcester,. 
1    LL    D.,    Cor.    Sec.     J.   S.    Clark,   D.  lb, 
Librarian.      Lyman   Mason,    Treas.      C. 
Francis    Adams.    J.     Wingate   Thornton, 
Henry  Wheatland,  E.  B.   Elliott,   Samuel 
F.  Raven,  Samuel  II.    Walley,    Caleb    C. 
Field,  John  (J.  Metcalf,  Daniel  Wilder,  Jr., 
Counsellors. 


SOCIETIES,    LIBRARIES,    ETC. 


221 


Berkshire  Bible  Society. 
Formed,  1317. 
Annual  meeting  first  Wednesday  after 
tbe  first  Sabbath  in  January. 

Hon,  W'ru.  C  PlunkeU,  Adams,  Pre*. 
George  Wells,  Lenox,  Treat.  Eev.  E.  N. 
A!  den,  Lenox,  Sec. 

Berkshire  County  Teachers'  Association 
Organized,  February  14,  IS49. 

Annual  meeting  third  Thursday  and 
Friday  in  March.    443  members. 

S.  Heed,  Pittefield,  Pres.  11.  E.  Daniels, 
Lee,  Sec. 

Berkshire  District  Medical  Society. 
Dr.  Henry  H:  Childs,    Pittsfieid,   Pres. 
Dr.  Nathan  S.   Babbitt,   N.  Adams,  Vice 
Pres,     Dr.  J.  B.  Whiting,  Lee,  Sec.     Dr. 
O.  E.  Brewster,  Lee,  Treas. 

'Berkshire  Temperance  Society. 

Annual  meeting,  February  22. 

Geo.  N.  Rriggs,  Pittsfield,  Pres.  Wrn. 
Taylor,  Lee,  C.  R,  D-an,  Daiton,  Vice 
Pres.     William  Martin,  N.  Adams,  Sec. 

Bethesda  Society. 
Refuge  in  Rutland  street,  Boston. 
Mrs.  Norman  Seaver,  Pres.     Miss  Lo  ai- 
rs.   Elisha    G. 
February. 


'American  Sunday  School  Union. 
Henry  IT  >yt,  Depository  Agent,  9  Corn- 
hi.iL    Rev.  M.  1.  Kunnelis,  Sec'y  for  New 
England. 

American  Tract  Society. 
Jehu  Tappan,  Pres.   N.  P.  Ken:;:.,  Agent 
end  Treas.      Rev.  J.  W.  Alv<  rd,    lee.     De- 
pository, 28  Cornhill.     Chosen  in.  May. 

American  "Unitarian  Association. 

Founded,  1824.     Incorporated,  1847. 

Rev.  E.  B,  Hall,  D.  D.,  Pres.  Rev.  R. 
P.  Stebbins,  Ron.  Henrv  B.  Rogers,  Vice 
Pres.  Rev.  ii.  A.  Miles,  D.'  D.,  Sec. 
Calvin  W.  Clark,  Treas.  Depository,  21 
Bromfield. 

Affiesbury   and   Salisbury    Agricultural 
and  Horticultural  Society. 
Incorporated,  1856. 
Josiah  B.  Gale,  Pres.   Geo.  Turner,  Sec. 

Ames  Library.    Shelbnrne. 
ZebulqnW.  Field,  Sec. 

Association  for  Relief  of  Aged  Indigent 
Females. 
Incorporated,  1849, 
Home,  59  Charles  street,  Boston.    Hen-  j       Mr3,i>orman  Seaver,  frc. 
rv  B.    Rogers,    Pres.     Charles   C.  Barry,      sa    J-    Broun,    Treas.      Mi 
Treas.    F.  R.  Woodward,  Clerk.    Abigail      Tucker,  See.     Chosen  in  F< 
Ramsey,  Matron.    Francis  Minofc,  M.   D., 
Physician.    Chosen  2d  Thursday  in  Ian, 

Asylum  and  Farm  School  for  Indigent 
Boys,  Boston. 
J.  IngersoH  Bowditch,.  Pres.  Moses 
Grant,  Vice  Pres.  Geo.  H.  Khun,  Treas. 
Moses  Grant,  B.  A.  Gould,  S.  E.  Bra  >ket, 
•  "'  ;,■  oft  Ad-mis.  George  L.  Deblois,  Sec. 
Chosen  second  Tuesday  in  February, 

Barnstable  County  Agricultural 
Association. 
Incorporated,  1S44  1 
S.  B.  Phraney,  Barnstable,  Pres.    Dan- 
iel B«ssett, "Barns-table,  Trees.     Geo.Mar- 
ston,    Bar-ns-tabie,    Ue-c,   Sue.       Frederick 
Scudder,  Barnstable,  Cor.  Sec. 

Barnstable  County  Teachers'  Association. 
Sidney  Brooks,  Harwich,  Pres.  Freder- 
ick Seudder,  Hyannis,  Treas.     Rev.  Hiram 
Carlton,  V,*.  Barnstable,  Sec. 

Barnstable  District  Medical  Society, 

Dr.  Franklin  I^id-ze,  Harwich,  Pres. 
Dr.  Geo.  W.  Doane,  Vice  Pres.  Dr.  John 
Bh.cI  ler,  Monument,  Sec.  Dr.  John  M. 
Smith,  Barnstable,  Treas.  and  Librarian. 

Benevolent  Fraternity  of  Churches. 

For  the  support  of  the  Ministry  at  Large 
;:    13    :ton.  ~    ■ 

Rev.  Ezra  3.  Gannett,  D.  D..  Pres.  Jo- 
seph H.  Alien,  treas.  Rev.  Rufus  Ellis, 
Sec.  Priiice  flawes.Geo:  Merrill,  Exec  ^ 
live  Com.    Chosen  in  March. 


Bible  Society  of  Salem  and  Vicinity. 
Instituted.  August  22,  1810. 

Annual  meeting  the  second  Wednesday 
in  June,  Rev.  Samuel  M.  Worcester,  Pres. 
Stephen  B.Ives,  Treas.  Rev.  J.  11.  Hop- 
pin,  Sec. 

Bigelow  Library  Association,  Clinton. 

0   janized,  1852. 
Franklin  Forbes,  Pres.     A.  E.  Bigeloiv, 
Sec. 

Blackstone  Athenaeum. 
Incorporated,  1S-56. 

H.  S.  Mansfield,  Pres.  William  Tebb, 
Sec. 

Blackstone  library  Association. 

Welcome Farnum,  Pres.  J.  C.  Hobbs, 
Cor.  Sec.     James  X.  CoOiStock,  Rec.  Sec. 

Blackstone  Lyceum. 
Charles  Wight,  Pres.    Moses  Getehell, 
Sec. 

Board  of  Missions  of  the  Episcopal 

Church,  Diocese  of  Massachusetts. 

The  Rt.  Rev.  Manton  East/burn,  1)    D  , 

Pres.      Rev.   Charles   Mason,   Sec.      Rev. 

Geo.  M.  Randall,  D.  D.,   Treas.    Chosen 

in  May. 

Bolton  Agricultural  Library  Association. 
Lvman  Moore,    Pres.      Silas    Holman, 
Sec." 

Boston  Academy  of  Hornceopatbic 

Medicine. 
Organized,    1858. 


Berkshire  Agricultural  Society. 

fncorporan  :,  Feb.  25,  1811/  j       Meets  every  > 

Annual    .-'  tin-,  Pittefield,  first  Tuesday   h^oms  No    17  Irewont    lemple.     Samue 
after  first  Sunday  in   each   year.  Gregg, M.D.,Pm,  1L  L.  Cmuse,M..D.,,St( 

B.  F.  Mills,  WUliamsi  wn,  Pres.     Chris,  j  Boston  AtheaiBTim. 

K.Tra  y,  Hinsdale,  John  M.  Cole,  Wil- 
li im    mvn,  Vice  Pres.     EL  nr)  M.  V-  rsms,  , 
Pmstk-ld,    Treas.      Ensign    H.  tKelloyg,        „1  rr 
Pin  :.•  • -l   Sec  e"»  ' iCe  *>''*•    Henry  Jo.  Rogers,   iru 


tna.av  evenmrr,  at 


Instituted,  1.S04,     Incorporated,  lb07. 
G.  Caw.  Pres.     John  A    Low- 


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L«? muel  Shaw,  Jr.,  Sto?.  William  F.  Poole, 
Librarian.  Wm  J.  Adams,  r(s*'^  Libra- 
rian.  Number  of  volun  ...  65,009.  Bea- 
con  street.     Chosen  in  January. 

Boston  BsnefU  Society. 
G.  Newton  Thompson,    Pres.     C.    F. 
Rand,   Fice  Pres.     James   Knott,   Treas. 
Chas.  F.  Classen,  Sec.    James  M.  Phippa, 
M.  D.,  Physician.    Chosen  in  January. 

Boston  Burns  Club. 

dohn  S.  Tyler,  Pres.  Otis  Rich,  Vice 
Pres.  William  Bogle,  Treas.  Justin 
Jones,  Librarian.  John  C.  Moore,  Sec. 
Chosen  in  February. 

Boston  Dispensary. 
Instituted,  1796. 

Jianaqers.  Samuel  May  (Chairrhan), 
Tsath'l  L.  Frothingh'am,  Uriel  Crocker, 
Nath'l  II.  Emmons,  George  H.  Kuhn,  J. 
Huntington  Wolcott,  Henry  B.  Rogers, 
Samuel  E.  Guild,  William  R.  Lawrence, 
Henry  Austin  Whitney  (Secretary),  Ab- 
bott Lawrence,  Henry  Plympton.  Treas., 
Edward  idake. 

'Consulting  Physicians-  -  Jacob  Bigelow, 
P.  M.  Crane.  Consulting  Surgeons  —  Geo. 
Hay-ward,  Jr.,  Solomon  D,  Townsend. 
Attending  Surgeons  —  G.  H.  Lyman,  He 
W.  Williams,  R.  M.  Hodges,  I)'  D.  Siade, 
Attendijig  Physicians  —  Wm.  W.  More- 
land,  CI: dries  D.  ffomans,  Calvin  Ellis,  Z. 
B,  Adorns.  J.  Nelson  Borland.  Supt. — 
Jo;.n  Li-  Alley.  Hist.  1,  Dr.  Stem  Mighjll. 
Hictrict  2,  Dr.  M.  B.  Leonard.  District  3. 
Dr.  John  A.  Laimon.  District  i.  C.  G. 
Page.  District  5.  Dr.  Robert  Ware.  Dis- 
trict 6,  Z.  B.  Adams.  District  7.  William 
Osgood.  District  S,  J,  S.  H.  Fogg. 
Managers  elected  annually,  second  Thurs- 
day in  October  ;  Physicians  and  Surgeons 
elected  annually  in  July.  Central  Office, 
Benn&t   street,   corner  of   Ash.     Med:  al 


aa<; 
iKil 


nsTi 


Boston  Library  Society. 

Hon.  Lemuel  Shaw,  LL.  D  ,  For.  Wm. 
Mil  ot,  Don.  James  Savage,  LL.  D.,  Aaron 
BaKtwro,  Joseph  Willard,  Waldo  Fdnt, 
Henry  Wainwright,  James  M.  Barnard, 
William  S.  Roger-,  Peter  Wainwright, 
Trustees.  Henry  Wainwright,  'Treas. 
William  T.  Andrews,  Sec.  Chosen  in 
M  ay . 

Boston  Medical  Association. 

Instituted,  1806. 

Nathaniel  B.  Shurtleif.  M.  D..  W.  J. 
1'  tie,  M.  I).,  Silas  Durkee.  M.  D..  J.  Ma- 
■  -.  Warren,  Stand  •  ■  Co.  .  John  B. 
Aiiey,  M.  D.,  Sec.    Chosen  in  May. 

Boston  Port  Society. 

Albert  Fearing,  Pres.  Charles  Henry 
1  ■  :-•••,  'lYeas.     J.  A.  Andrew,  Sec,     Cho- 

-•  a  ...  Uhf.iary. 

Boston  Museum  Dramatic  Fund 
Aiso;iai;oa. 

V.  W.  Mo-art,  Pres.  J  P.  Price,  Vice 
Pres.  W.  U.  Curtis,  Treas.  Josspii 
Ramctti,  Rec  Sec.  William  Warden,  Cor. 
Set .     Chosen  in  January. 


Boston  Mutnal  Benefit  Society. 
Franklin  II.  Sprague,  Pres.  David  S. 
Tarr,  Vice  Pres.  Benj.  F.  Paine,  Sec. 
Joseph  P.  Paine,  Treas.  D.  H.  Storer, 
Physician.  B.  Miles  Huse,  A.  W.  Coles, 
S.  B.  Krogman,  Zaccheus  Holmes,  J.  S. 
Gove,  Relief  Committee. 

Boston  Total  Abstinence  Society. 
Organized,  1855. 
Alexander  H.  Twombly,  Pres.     Moses 
Mellen,    Treas.      Nathaniel   Noyes,    Sec. 
Chosen  in  January. 

Bou-doin  Literary  Association, 
Dorchester. 
Incorporated,  1856. 
E.j  P.  McEiroy,  Pres.      Cyrus  Savage, 
Sec. 

Boylston  Medical  Society,  Boston. 
I).  D.   Slade,  Pres.     Henry  K.  Oliver, 
Jr.,   Vice  Pres.      Calvin  Page,   Sec.   and 
Treas. 

Braintree  Lyceum. 
Edward  Potter,  Pres.    A.  T.  Peckharn, 
Sec. 

Bridgswater  Natural  Eistory  Society. 
J.  A.  Hyde,  Pres.     F.  Crafts,   Sec,  and 
Cab  met  Keeper. 

Bridgewater  Normal  Association. 
William  II.  Ladd.  Boston,  Pres.     F.  C. 
Smith,  Stoughton,  Sec. 

Brighton  Ladies'  Eenevolent  Ssciety. 

Mrs.  Thos.  O.  Rice,  Pres.     Miss  Har 
riet  A.  Hollis,  Treas.  $  Sec. 

Brighton  Ladles'  Association. 
Mrs.   Frederic   A.  Whitney,  Pres.  Mrs. 
Charles  Heard,    Treas.      Mis.   James  M. 
Whittemore,  Sec. 

Brighten  Library  Association. 
Sedgwick  Plummer,   Pres.      J.   P.    G. 
Wi-j  ship,   Sec.     Benj.  H.   Champney,  Li- 
brarian. 

Brighton  Lyceum. 
S.  A.  Poor,  Pres.    J.  P.  C.  Winship, 

Sec. 

Bristol  County  Teachers'  Association. 

Officers  chosen  in  April.  John  F.  Em- 
erson, New  Bedford.  Pres.  Geo.  G.  Lyon, 
Fad  River,  Sec.  and  Trees. 

Bristol  County  Total  Abstinence  Society. 
J  hn    Whiting,    Pres.      A.  L.    Scott, 
North  Attleboro',  Sec. 

Bristol  Coauty  Agricultural  Society. 

Nathan  Durfee,  Fall  River.  President. 
Lemuel  T.  Talbot,  Taunton,  Secretary. 

Bristol  North  District  Medical  Society. 

Dr.  Eenoni  Carpenter,  Pawtucket,  P-  ?s. 
Dr.  Dan   King,  Taunton,   Vice  President. 

Dr.    Charles    Elowe,    Raynivam,    Sec.  and 
T  i  ■■  urer.     Drs.  John  It.  Bronson,  Attle- 

•.  -i,  and  John  D.  Chase,  Taunton, 
Librarians. 

Bristol  South  District  Medical  Society. 
Dr.  William  A.  Gordon,  New  Bedford, 
rres.  Dr.  Robert  T.  Davis,  Fall  River. 
!".  e  Pres.  Dr.  Charles  D.  Stickney,  New 
Bedford,  Sec.  Dr.  John  H.  Jennings,  New 
B<  dfoid,  Treasurer  and  Librarian. 


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British  Charitable  Society,  Boston. 

George  Gre.ig.Pre3.  Wpu  Whitehead, 
Vice  Pres.  Andrew  B.  Lawrie,  Treasurer. 
D,  M.  Balfour.  Sec. 

Brookline  Public  Library. 
Thomas  Parsons,  President.    James  A, 
D  ij  ■:•',  Secretary.     J.  E.  Ilorr,  Librarian. 

Bunker  Kill  Monument  Association, 
Charlestown. 

G.  Washington  Warren,  Pres.  S.  Ham- 
mond Russell,  Treas.  Joseph  II.  Buck- 
ingham, Sec. 

Cambridge  Humane  Society. 

Wm.  L.  Whitney.  Pres.  A.H.  Ramsey, 
Treas.  Arthur  Merrill,  Sec.  J.A.Albro', 
Wm.  Newell,  F.  J.  Child,  F.  I)  Hunting- 
ton, John  Pryor,  Trustees. 

Cambridge  Lyceum. 

Wm.  L.  Whitney,  Pres.  A.  H.  Ram- 
say, Sec.  and  Treasurer. 

Cape  Cod  Association,  Boston. 

I>  ■vid  Se.ars,-.3?res.  Thirteen  Vies  Pres- 
idents. Isaac  Thacher,,  Treas.  Henry  A. 
Scudder,  Ccr.  Sec.  William  S.  Thacher, 
Rec.  Sec.     Chosen  in  August. 

Ciiaria table  Association  of  the  Boston 

Fire  Department. 
John   C.  Hubbard,   Pres.     George   W- 
Bird,  Vice  Pres.     David  Weld,  Treasurer. 
Oliver  R.  Robbies,  Secretary. 

Charitable  Orthopedic  Association, 
Boston. 

Lemuel  Shaw,  Pres.  Samuel  A.  Elliot, 
Vice  Pres.  Geo.  H.  Suhn,  Treas.  John 
Homians,  Stephen  Faifbanks,Moses  Grant, 
Benjamin  S.  Rotch,  II.  W.  Paine,  Trus- 
tees. J.  P.  llealy,  See.  J,  B.  Brown, 
Buckminsier  Brown,  Surgeons.    ■ 

Charlestown  Colonization  Society. 
Abraham  R.  Thompson,  Pres.     William 
Tufts,  Treas.    Wm.  Fosdick,  Sec. 

Chebacco  Library  Asssociation,  Esses, 

Organized,  185  >. 
0.  H.  P.  Sargent,  Pres.    Moses  L.  An- 
drews, See. 

Chelsea  Library  Association. 

Organized,  1838.    Re-organized,  1851. 
Wm.  Low,  President.    Wm.  IjL.Pabner, 
Secretary. 

Children's  Friend  Society. 
Rutland  Street,  Boston. 
Mrs.  Wm.  Reynolds,  Pres.     Mrs.  Nor- 
m  m  C.  Stevens,  Sec.    Chosen  in  Novem- 
ber. 

Children's Mission  to  the  Children  of  the 
Destitute,  Boston, 

Albert  Fearing,  Pres.  William  Crosby, 
Treas,  George  Merrill,  Sec.  Chosen  in 
May. 

Citizen's   Library  Asso.,  Gloucester. 

Organized,  1&37. 
William  P.  Doliivef,  J 'res.    Cyrus  Story, 
Jr.,  Sec. 


City  Library  Association,  Springfield. 
Charles  Marsh-,  Pres.    L.  A.  Tiri't,  Sec. 

City  Missionary  Society. 
Office,  16  Tremont  Temple,  Boston. 
Charles  Scudder,  Pres.     Henry  Hoyt, 
Treas.    Rev.  Andrew  B.  Stone,  Sec. 

Coleraine  Agricultural  Society. 
Rominor  Smith,  Pres.     Hugh.  B.  Miller, 
Secretary. 

Columbian.  Charitable  Associatiouof  Ship- 
wrights and  Calkers,  Boston. 

John  Garney,  Pres.  Josiah  Parsons, 
Vice  Pres.  Chas.H.  Dolbeare,  Sec.  Wm. 
B.  Dolbeare,  Treasurer. 

Columbian  Society,  Marblehead. 

Instituted,  1824. 
Richard   Ramsdeil,   Pres.    .  Joseph   P. 
Turner,  Jr.,  Sec. 

Concord  Lyceum. 
Ozias  Morse,  Pres.     John    Brown.  Jr., 
Sec.     Geo.  Heywood,  Treas. 

Congregational  Board  of  Publication, 

Depositor}^,  Cong.  Library  Building,  23 
Chauncy street,  Boston.  Jacob  Ide,  Pres. 
Samuel K.  Whipple,  Treas.  Sewaii  Hard- 
ing, Sec.     Chosen  in  May.' 

Congregational  Library  Association. 

Cong.  Library  Building,  23  Channcvst., 
Boston.  W.  T.  Dwisrht,  L>.  D.,  President. 
James  P.  JieUedge,"  Treas.    J.  S.  Clark, 

D  I).,  Cor.  See,.     Key.  S.  H.  Riddell,  Rec. 

Sec.     Chosen  in  May. 

Dartmouth  College  Association. 
Meet  Cong,  Lib.  Building,  Chauncy  St., 
Boston.       Lvman   Mason,    Treas.      Rev. 
Joseph  B.  Felt,  Cor.  See.     Robert  I.  Bur- 
lank,  B .c.  See.     Chosen  in  January. 

Bedhan  Library  Association. 
Organized,  1855. 

Edmund  Quincy,  Pres.    Henry  .0.  Hil- 
i  dretb,  Sec. 

Dorchester,  Antiquarian  and   Historical 
Society. 

Incorporated,  1855. 

Edmund  P.  Tikston,  Pres.  Edmund  J. 
Baker,  Vice  Pres.  Ebenezer  Clapp,  Jr., 
Sec.    Edward  Hoiden,  Librarian. 

Bowsg  Institute,  Cambridge. 

Organized,  IS 58, 

Zelotes  Hosmer,  Pres.  W.W.Welling- 
ton, See.    Charles  Deane,  Treasurer. 

Dukes  County  Educational  Association. 
Organized,  Sept.,  1S-1S. 

Officers  chosen,  in  October,  Charles  B. 
Allen,  pres.     John  A',".  Mayhew,  Nf, 

Dustin  Monument  Association,  Haverhill . 

Incorporated,  1856. 

James  *H.  Duncan,  Pres.  Charles  Cor 
lisSj  Secretary.     George  Coffin,  Treas. 


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Eastern  Hampclan  Agricnltaral  Society.  Ersratt     Literary  Association,  Boston 


Incorporated,  1856. 

Samuel    Shaw,    Palmer,    Pres.     J.    K. 
h  a  >.v,  Palmer,  Sec. 

Eastern  Hampshire  Agricultural  Society, 
Ware. 
O.  Sage,  Pres.     C.  P.  Mors?,  See.] 

Easthampton  Farmers*  Club. 
Luther  Wright,  Jr.,  Pres.    Ansel  B.  Ly- 
ra un,  Secretary. 

Eliot  Library  Association,  W.  Bczbury 

William  H.  Spooner,  Jr.,  Pres.     Samuel 
Burnham,  Sec. 

English  High  School'Association,  Eoston. 

Frederick  U.  [Tracy,  Pres.    Francis.  J. 
Parker,   Vice  Pres.     Edward   H.   Ammi- 

down,  Treas.  and  Sec      E.  A.Eobart,  W.  Jona3   Gammdl    preSm    Andrew   Wd_ 

W.  Davenport,  to.  &„  Dekns,  J.  B.  Fenno,       lmo-ton   Sec 
J.    W.    Robbins,   Directors.      Chosen    in 


Room  in  Mercantile  Building.  John  S. 
Bugbee,  Pres.  Henry  S.  Jones,  Vice 
Pre?.  John  S.  Bugbee,  Sea.  Edward 
Blake,   Treas.     Richard  W.  ilayner,  Lib. 

Fall  Elver  Ataenaeum. 

Established,  1835.     Incorporated,  ISoo. 

S.  A.  Chace,  Pres.  Henry  G.  Earl, 
Treas.  and  Lib.     Thos.  F.  Eddy,  Clerk. 

Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Club,  Pepperell. 
D.  Perry,  Pres.     J.  H.  Boiles,  Sec. 

Farmers'  and  Mechanic'  Library  Asso- 
ciation, Aihol. 

L.  W.  Hapgood,  Pres.    J.  I.  Goulding, 

Sec. 

Farmers'  Club,  Lexington. 


January, 

Jlsses  Agricultural  Society, 

Incorporated,  ISIS. 

Meetings  annually,  in  September  or  Oc- 
tober. Daniel  Adams,  of  Newbury,  Pres. 
Alien  W.  Dodge,  Hamilton,  Sec.  Win, 
Sutton,  S-  Danvers,  Trees.  ' 

*  Essex  County  Teachers'  Association. 
Organized,  Dec, "  1S30. 

'  Meetings  semi-annually,  on  the  third 
Friday  and  Saturday  of  April  and  October. 
Wta.  C.  Todi.  Newburyport, Pres.  J.  A. 
Shores,  Haverhill,  Vice  pres  D.  M. 
Easton,  Gloucester,  Eec.  Sec.  Alpheus 
Gx  tsbf,  Salem,  Cor.  Sec  Stephen  Pea- 
b-.'t'y.  Newburyport,  Treas. 

£&$k  Institute,  Salem. 
Incorporated,  IS4S. 

.  Annual  Meeting,  second  Wednesdav  in 
May.  Library  contains  10,000 toIs:  1>".  A. 
White,  Pres.  John  Lewis  Russell,  John  C.  • 
Lev.  H.  M.  Brooks,  Vice  P/cs'cs..  Henry 
Wheatland,  Sec.  and  Treas.  John  H. 
Stone,  Lib.     Caleb  Cooke,  Cabinet  Keeper. 

Essex  Korth  District  Medical  Society. 

Dr.  Deaa  Rnbinson,  West  Newbury, 
Pres.  Dr.  Benjamin  Atkinson,  West 
Amesbury,  Vice  Pres.  Dr.  Martin  Root, 
Byfieid,  Sec.  end  Treas.  Dr.  Israel  2s. 
Snath,  Haverhill,  Lib. 

;E:s"s:&x  South  Listrict  Medical  Society. 

Dr.    Ebenezer    Hunt,   North   Danversj 

J,-  > '.      Dr.    Augustus    Torrev,    Beverly, 

I-  '■  Pres.     Dr.    Richard    II.  Wheai:  mi, 

'in,    treas       Dr.    Frederick    Winsor, 

>    ..,>.,'.     Dr.Lincolu  R.Sione,  Salem,    I 


Evangelical  Tract  Society,  Boston. 

,1  I  n  Prvor,  D.  D.,  Pres.  William  A. 
•:■  AdU  it,  l  ice  Pits.  Charles  D,  Could, 
■er.  Wirt,  1).  Tieknor,  'Teas.  Joshua 
ii-vcohr,  Auditor. 


Farmers'  Club,  Newbury. 

Hon.  Daniel  Adams,  Pres.  G.  P.  Sar- 
gent, Sec. 

Farmers'  Club,  West  2?ewbury. 
Ira  Blake,  Pres.     Geo.  Emory,  Sec. 

Fatherless  and  Widows'  Society,  Boston.. 

Mrs.  James  F.  Baldwin,  Pres.  Mrs. 
John  Tappan,  Mrs.  James  Pickens,  Mrs. 
Keman  Lincoln,  Vice  Pres'ts.  Mrs.  Wil 
liam    Reynolds,    Trees.     Mrs.    Alfred  E. 

Giles,  Sec.     Chosen  in  October. 

Female  Beneficent   Society,  Fawtucket. 

Mrs.  Phebe  T  Ingraham,  Pres.  Mrs. 
C.  B.  Farnsworth,  Sec. 

Female  Benevolent  Society,  HaverhilL 

Incorporated,  181.8. 

Mrs.  David  Webster,  Pres.  Mrs.  John 
A.  Appleton,  Vice  President.  Mrs.  Mary 
Slickiicy,  Treas  and  Sec. 

Female  Charitable  Society,  Newburyport. 

Organized,  1805. 

Mr*.  Randolph  Campbell,  Pres.  Mrs. 
Harriet  Sanborn,  Sec. 

Female  Humane  Society,  Marblehead. 

Mrs.  En,. ice  Hooper,  Pres.  Miss  Han- 
nah Hooper,  Sec. 

Female  Samaritan  Society,  Boston. 

Mrs.  J.  Davis,  Pres.  Mrs.  J.  P.  Lake- 
man,  Sec.     Chosen  in  October. 

Fecial?  Samaritan   Society,  Salem. 

Miss  Lydia  Froihingham,  Pres.  Miss 
Jane  Vamey,  Sec.  Miss  Mary  E.  Whip- 
ple, Treas.  ' 

Female  Orphan  Asylum. 

Washington,  corner  Asjlum  street,  Bos- 
ton. Mrs.  Abby  1,.  Wales,  First  Direct 
ress.  Miss  Mary  Otis,  Treas.  Miss  M. 
A.  Wales,  Sec.  Mrs.  Julia  Meiocu,  Ma 
trun.     Chosen  in  September. 


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Fisher  Charitable  •  Soeiaty. 

Incorporated,  1809. 

William  Eodicott,  Sec. 

Fitehtrarg  Athenaeum. 

Incorporated,  18-52. 

Rev.  Kendall  Brooks,  Pres.  Daniel 
o:ean>s,  Sec.  dud  Librarian. 

Fragment:  Society, 

Mrs.  Daniel  P.  Parker,  Pres.  Miss  O. 
II.  Parker.  Vtce  Pres.  Miss  Mary  Otis, 
Treas.  Miss  Harriet  L.  Brown,  Sec. 
Chosen  in  October. 

Franklin  County  Agricultural   Society. 

Organized,  May,  18-50. 

Z.  L.  Raymond,  Greenfield,  Pres.  /as. 
S.  Grennell,  Green£eld,  Treas.  and  Sec. 

Franklin  County  Benevolent  Association-. 

EKhu  Smith,  Sunderland,  Pres.  Rev, 
D.  A.  Strong,  South  Deorfield,  Sec. 

Franklin.  County  Commor.  Schoei 
Association, 

D.  O.  Fiske,  Shelburne,  Pres.  D-irwb 
Barnard,  Sec.  mid  Treas, 

Franklin  Pistrict  Medical  Society. 

Dr.  David  Bradford,  Montague,  Pres. 
Dr.  L.  Dwight  Seymour,  Greenfield,  Vice 
Pres.  Dr.  Charles  M.  Duncan,  Sneiburne, 
See,,  Treas.,  and  Librarian. 

Fra-iklin  Library  Associativa  of 
Is,  manure, 

John  Mc©uffie,  Pres.  Win  H.  Haley, 
Sec.     George  E.  Sawyer,  Lib. 

Franklin  Library  Association,  Laurence, 

Incorporated,  1847. 

Wm.  J.  Rolfe.  Pr<es.  S.  C.  Woodward, 
Vke  Pre*.  A.  D.  Biaachard,  Trern.  S. 
E.Stcne,  See*. 

Franklin  Literary  Association, 
Booms  in  Tremont  Temple,  E  )st on. 
Chas.  F,  Wyman,  Pres.  John  B.  Rich- 
ards, Vice  Pre.'.  C.  E.  French,  Treas. 
James  H.  Wiggin,  Pec.  Sec.  A.  W.  Bow- 
«n,  Cor.  Sec.  W.  N.  Eayrs,  Ltb.  Chosen 
in  October. 

Franklin  Medal    Scholars'    Association. 

Edward  Everett,  Pres.  Jas.  T.  Austin, 
Iiobt.  C  %Viuihrop,  James  Savage,  Vive 
Presets,  and  fifteen  Directors.  John  C. 
Pratt,  Sec.  WilKam  11.  Dennett,  Treas. 
Chosen  in  January. 


General  Association    of   Massachusetts, 

Alonzo   H.   Quint,  of   West   Roxbury, 

Sec.  ' 

German  Immigrant  /.id  Sociaty,  Boston 
Incorporated,  1848. 

Edward    Habich,  Pres.      Frederick   F. 

Finois,   Vice   Pres.  J.   Schumacher,  Cor. 

Sec.     F.  A.  Hirsch,  Treasurer.     Chosen  in 
January. 

Glonceafer    Lyceum    and  Library  Asso- 
ciation, 
Organized,  18-31. 

Samuel  E.  Pierce,  President.    D.  Ehvell 
Woodbury,  Sec, 

Granville    Educational    Association. 

James  W.  Spelman,   Pres.     George  H. 

Atkins,  Sec. 

Green  Mountain    Agricultural    Society 
Worthing  ton, 

Cyrus    M.    Parsons, 
Perrv.  Sec. 


Pres.    A.    D wight 


Groton  Lyceum. 
George  H.  Brown,  Librarian. 

Hampden  Agricultural  Society. 
George  Bliss,  of'  Springfield,  President. 
Fifteen  Vice   Presidents  and   a   Board   of 
Directors.     Alfred  A.  Alien,  Springfield, 
Sec.  and  Treas. 

Hampden  County  Teachers'  Association. 
Organized  in  January,  1847. 

Officers    chosen   annually  in  November. 
E.  F.  Foster,  Pre*.    J.  D.  Stratton,  Set. 

Eampdea  District  Medical  Society. 

Dr.  Nathan  Adams,  Springfield,  Pres. 
Dr.  Thomas  L.  Chapman,  Longmeadow, 
Vice  Pres.  Dr.  George  A,  Otis,  Spring - 
fieidj  Sec-..  Treas,.,  and.  Lib. 

Hampshire  Agricultural  Society, 
Incorporated,  1840. 
N.  Austin  Smith,  Pres.    J.  W.  Boydcn, 
■Sec.  and  Treas. 

Hampshire  Bible   Society. 
Rev.   Gordon    Hall,    of    Northampton, 
Pres.    W.  II.  Stoddard,  Sec. 

Hampshire  District  Medical  Society. 
Seth    Fisk,    Amherst,     Pres.       J.unes 
Tjiosnpsop,  Northampton,  S/c. 

Hampshire  Education  Society, 
Rev.   Zachary    Eddy,  of  Northampton, 
Pres,    S.  E.  Bridgrnao,  Sec. 


Hampshire  Foreign  Missionary  Society, 

„       .  ,.     „,  „..     ,  „     .  „  Gordon  Hall,  Pres.     Wm.  il.  Stoddard, 

Franklin  Typographies!  Society,  Boston,      g^ 


Incorporated,  1825. 

C.  H.  Woodwcll,  Pres.  Thos.  T.  Os- 
boro,  Vice  Pres.  Thos.  J.  Liilie,  Treas. 
Patrick  E.  Hayes,  Sec.  Henry  VV.So.uire, 
Librarian,    Chosen  ra  January. 

Gardner  Library  Association,  Dorchester. 
Incorporated,  1S56. 

Edward    L.    Pierce,   Pres.     George  A. 
tlaynes,  Treas.    Win.  Paine,  Sec. 
15 


Hampshire,  Franklin,  and  Hampden 
Agricultural  Society, 

Elisha  Edwards,  of  South  Hampton, 
Pres.  Horace  I.  Hodges,  of  Northampton, 
Sec. 

Hampshire  Homo   Missionary  Society, 
Lewis  Strong,  Northampton,  Pres.     Jus. 
Hibben,  Sec. 
Lewis  Strong,  Treas.  Education  Soc. 
J.  P.  Wiliibton,  Treas*  Tract  Sec 


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Handei  and  Haydn  Society,  Boston, 
Chas,  F.  CrUckering,  Pres,  Geo.  Hews, 
Vice  Prt'.  Loren  B.  Barn.es,  Sec.  Mat. 
S.  Parker,  Treas.  Edward  Faxon,  Lib. 
JFoha  S.  Fallow,  Horace  E.  Hazelton, 
James  P.  Draper,  Oren  J.  Faxon,  T  heron 
i.  DMe,  Geo.  H.  Chickering,  John  A. 
h  well,  Geo.  Fisher,  Trustees. 

Haverhill  Athenaeum. 
Incorporated,  18-32. 
S.    L.    B.    Speare,    Pre*.     Richard    C. 
Howe,  Treas.     Edmund  Fletcher,  Sec. 

Haverhill  Mechanics'  Institute. 
Incorporated,  18-56. 
J.  B.  Swett,  Pres.    E.  P.  Hill,  Treas. 

A.  J.  Farriugton,  Sec. 

Bingham  Agricultural  and  Horticultural 
Society. 
Albert  Fearing,  Pres.     Edmund  Herscy, 
Rec.  Sec.     Thomas  Ti  Bouve,  Cor.  See, 

Home  for  Or.  han  and  Destitute  Children. 
IS  Charles  street,  Boston,  Organized, 
1855.  Right  Rev.  Manton  Eastbuvn, 
D.  ]>.,  Pres.  John  Jeffries,  Jr.,  Treas, 
Hiss  Martha  Casing,  Sec.  Mrs.  E.  Ca- 
verlj.  Matron.  Annual  meeijipg  in  No- 
'*  ember. 

Homo  for  the  Fallen,  Boston. 
Joseph  Story,  Flsq.,  Pres.  Rev.  Phi- 
r  :-:is  Stowe,  Moses  Mellen,  Vice  Presidents. 
John  E.  Goodwin,  Sec.  Daniel  Allen, 
Trees.  Albert  Day,  K.  Easterbro&k,  J. 
H.  Beal,  J.  M.  Read,  Daniel  Allen,  Exe~ 
cttlive  Committee,  chosen  in  November. 

Hommopatnie  Medical  Dispensary. 

Incorporated,  1856. 
No.  17  Trernont  Temple*  Open  daily  for 
gratuitous  medical  treatment  of  the  poor, 
from  12.  M  ,  to  1,  P.  M.  Jacob  Sleeper, 
Otis  Clapo,  Alexander  H.  Eice>  Geortre 
Kussell,  M.  !>.,  S.  G.  Cheever,  Isaac  Rich, 
Orin  :-.  Sanders,  M.  I'-,  John  J).  Richard- 
son, Rev.  James  N.  Sykes,  A.  W.  Farrar, 
Win.  II.  Wood,  Franklin  Snow,  Samuel 
Gregg,  M.  D.,  J.  C.  Neil  son,  M.D.,  J.  H. 
Woodbury,  M.  D.,  M.  Fuller,  M.  D.,  L. 
McFarland,  M.  D.,  Sullivan  Whitney, 
Trustees.  Drs.  Samuel  Gregg,  David 
Thayer,  George  Russell,  L.  Macfarlaud, 
II.  I..  Chase,  C.  F.  Geist,  S.  Rernisz,  G. 
W.  Dennett.  O.  S.  Sanders,  Win.  P.  vVes- 
selhoeft,  J.  H.  Woodbury,  II.  C.  Angell, 
Physicians.  Drs.  M.  Fuller,  B.  II.  West, 
I.  T.  Talbot,  C.  Cullis,  Surgeons.     Charles 

B.  Hall,  Treas.     I.  T.Talbot,  M.  D.,  Sec., 
Chosen  second  Thursday  in  January. 

Hcusatonic  Agricultural  Society. 
Incorporated,  1848. 
Daniel  B.  Fenn,  Pres.  Noah  Gibson, 
New  Mailboro',  £i;jah  N.  Hubbard,  Gre.t 
Barrington,  Vice  Presidents.  Edward  P. 
Woodworth,  Great  Barrington,  Treas. 
Samuel  ii.  Sumner,  Sec. 

House  of  the  Angel  Guardian. 
Attached  to  St.  John's  Church,  Boston. 
Incorporated  i&53.  Under  the  charge  of 
Kev.  George  F.  Raskins.  The  object  of 
this  establishment  is  to  afford  a  refuge  and 
a  teraporatfy  home  to  destitute  boys,  who 
an-  there  schooled,  provided  fori  and  in- 
structed in  their  faith,  till  they  can  be 
placed  or  apprenticed  to  good  masters. 


Howard  Benevolent  Society,  Boston, 
Mo>es  Grant/,  Pres.     Wm. Ropes,  Robt. 
B.  Storer,  Vice   Pres.    George  Calender, 
Treas.     Geo.  F.  Bigelow,  M.  D.,  Sec. 

j  Howard  Benevolent  Society,  Cambridge. 
Formed,    1857- 
Lewis  Colby,    Pres.     Eben   Snow,    See. 
A.  C.  Webber,  Treas.         » 

Howard  Benevolent  Society. 
'Newburyport  and  vicinity.     Jos.  Morss, 
Pre?.     A.   \V.   Miltimore,    Treas.     James 
Caldwell,  See. 

Humane  Society  of  Massachusetts. 

David  Sears,  Pres.  John  Romans, 
William  Appletorr,  Vice  Pres.  Charles 
Amory,  Treas.  Rev.  Samuel  K.-Lothrop, 
Boston,  Cor.  Sec.  Samuel  Hooper,  Pec. 
Sec.     Chosen  second  Tuesday  of  May. 

Infidel  Relief  Society,  Boston. 
Horace    Seaver,    Pres.       Martin    Birdr 
Vice    Pres.     Josiah    P.   Mendum,    Treas. 
James  M.  Becket,  .Sec.     Annual  meeting 
in  March, 

Ipswich  Social  Library. 
James  Peatfieid,  Fr&s.    F.   H.  "Wade* 
Sec. 

Independent  Mission  Society. 
Thos,  Russell,  Pres.     Humphrey  Chad- 
bourn,  Treas. 

Irish  Charitable  Society,  Boston, 
Instituted,  1/36.     Incorporated,  1823. 
_  John  C.  Crowley,    Pres.     Patrick    Phil- 
lips,   Vice    Pres.     Hush  0TB:ienr   Treas. 
W.  S.  Pelletier,  Sec.  Thus    Coyie,  Keeper 
of  the  Silver  Key.     Chosen  in  March. 

Irish  Literary  Association. 
Patrick  McDonald,  Sec. 

Jamaica  Plain  Athenaeum. 
Incorporated,  1856. 
Not  yet  organized. 

Ladies7  American   Horn)  Education 
Society. 

No.  23  Albany  street,  Bo?ton.  Mts, 
E-benezer  Hayward,  Pres.  Mrs.  Philip 
Holway,  Treas.  and  Agent.  Mrs.  Samuel 
Kettelle,  Bee.  Sec.  Mrs.  M.  L.  Wain- 
wright,  Cor.  Sec.  Mrs.  D.  P.  Morse  and 
S.  E.  Dawes,  Auditors.  Chosen  in  Janu- 
ary. 

Ladies'  Secevolent   Society,  Newbury. 

Incorporated,  1S56. 
Mrs.  Caroline  Withington,  Pres.     Miss 
Edna  D.  Newman,  Sec. 

Ladies    Bethel  Society,  Newburyport. 
Instituted,  1S36.     Incorporated,  18o7« 
Miss  Iieien    Tracy,    Pres.     Mrs.    S.    A. 

Follansbee,  See.    Mrs.  Samuel  W.  Pike, 

'Treas. 

Ladies'  Charitable  As  cciation,  Haverhill, 
Incorporated,  1856. 
Mrs.  Sarah  Palmer,  Pres.     Mrs.  Porter 
Harmon,  Vice  Pres.     Mrs.  Merriam  Kim- 
ball, Treas.  and  Sec. 

Ladies'  General  Charitable  Society, 

Newburyport. 
Mrs.  Luther  F.  Dimmick,  Pres.     Mar- 
garet II .  Andrews,  Sec. 


SOCIETIES,    LIBRARIES,    ETC. 


227 


Marino  Benevolent   Society,     Wellflaet. 
Incorporated,  1837- 
N.    P.    Wiley,    Pres,      Giles    Hopkins, 
See. 

Mariners'  Total  Abstinence  Society, 

Boston. 
Rev.     Phineas     Sr.mve,     Pres.       Capt. 
Easterbrooks,  Vice  Pres.     Stephen  Vialie, 
Treas,    J.  Freeman,  Sec.    Chosen  in  Jan. 

Martha  Washington  Society,  Seekonk. 
Mrs.  Gardner  Luther,  Pres.    JMrs.  Dex- 
ter Wheeler,  Sec. 

Massachusetts  Anti-Slavery  Society. 

Francis  Jackson,  Pres.  Samuel  Phil- 
brick.  Treas.  Samuel  May,  Jr.,  Cor.  Sec. 
and  General  Agt.  .Robert  F.  Wailcut,  Rec. 
Sec.  Chosen  in  January.  Office,  21  Corn- 
hill,  Boston.      . 

Massachusetts  Baptist  Convention. 
Itev.  Geo.  B.    Icle,    Boston,  Pres.     Asa 
Wilbur,  Dan'l  Sanderson,  Vice  Presidents. 
Lamb,"  frc'asl'  N. ■  ."p|  ~Hou*h7on,'   Sec.  I  Wm.  D.  Ticknor,  Treas.     Joseph  Bicker, 
Geo.  P.  Wiison,  Gen,  Agent.,  "  Sec-    Geo-  ^v-  Chapman,  Auditor* 

la-wrenCD  Young  Men's  Christian  Asso-  j  Massachusetts  Bible  Society. 

cialicii.  Incorporated,  1809. 


Ladies'  Seamen's  Friend  Society.  Salom. 
Or-anized,  Jan.  22.  18-1-1. 

hit*.  George  11.  Smith,  Pres.  Miss 
Sarah  Hobart,  Sec. 

Ladies'  Union  Relief  Society,  Chelae?.. 
Organized,  1813. 

Mrs.  Lather  Town,  Pres.  Mrs.  Henry 
B.  Tenney,  Sec. 

Lancaster  Agricultural  Sceioty. 

Charles  Humphrey,  Pres.  J.  L,  S. 
Thompson,  Sec. 

Latin  School    Association,    Boston. 

Instituted,  1844.  B.  A.  Gould,  Pres. 
George  S.  Hilhird,  Vice  Pres.  Nathaniel 
B.  Shurtierf,  Sec.  and  Treas.  Francis 
Gardner,  Librarian.     Chosen  in  May. 

Laurel  Hill  Association, 
L.  S.  Adams,  Pres.     E.  W.  B.  Canning, 
Sec. 

Lawrence  Provident  Association. 
Urganhed,  18-54. 
Rev.  George  Packard,  Pres.     Dr.  W.  1). 


Lewis  Youm?,  Pres.  S.  E.  Stone,  Cor. 
Sec.  D.  G.  Walker,  Rec.  Sec.  N.  P. 
Houghton,  Treas. 

Leominster  Farmers'  and  Mechanics' 

Society. 
Daniel  P.    Haines,  Pres.     James    Ben- 
nett, Sec. 

Lowell  Literary  Association. 
Charles  E.  Bee'oe,  Pres.     Charles  Hunt, 
Sec. 

Lowell  Missionary  Association. 
Formed,  1843. 
John  Avery,   Pres.     Hangood   Wright, 
Sec.      itev.    Horatio    Wood,    Minister    at 
Large. 

Luaeu'hurg  Farmers'    Club 
F.phr-.dm  Jones.  Pres.     Wm,    H.  Jones, 
Sec. 
Lyceum   Library  Association,  Man- 
chester. 
John  Pric-,  Pres.    D.  L.  Bingham,  See. 

Lynn  Library  Association. 
Organized,  18-35. 
John    B.   Alley,   Pres.    William   How- 
land,  Sec. 

LyhnMusica  Association. 
Organized.  IS  5.. 
Warren  Tapley,  Pres.     Joseph  H.  San- 
born, Sec. 

Manchester  Lyceum  Library. 
Formed,  April9,  LS30. 
Larkin  Woodbury,  Pres.     Geo.  F.  Bust, 
Sec. 

Marine  Society,  Boston, 
Otiice,  1-56  Commercial  street.  E.  E. 
Davison,  Pres.  O-sborne  Howes,  Vice 
Pns.  Thomas  Lamb,  Treas.  Henry  K. 
Loring,  Sec.  Henry  K.  Loriug.  Jarius  B. 
Lincoln,  Willis  Howes,  John  Williams, 
Committee  of  Relief.  Willis  Howes,  Rich- 
ard Soule,  Charles  Lincoln,  ■!  an  A. 
Paine,  Henry  K.  Loiing,  Port  Hardens. 
Chosen  in  November. 


Hon.  Richard  Fletcher,  Pres.  Rev. 
Nathaniel  L.  Frothingham,  Vice  Pres. 
George  B.  Sampson,  Treas.  Rev.  George 
W.  Blagclen,  Cor.  Sue.  Be  v.  Daniel 
Butler,  Rec.  Sec.  Applications  are  to  be 
made  for  Bibles  to  Rev.  George  Richards, 
George  R.  Sampson,  Albert  Fearing, 
Executive  Committee.  Chosen  in  May. 
Bible  Depository,  15  Cornhill,  Boston. 

Massachusetts  Charitable  Eye  and  Ear 
Infirmary. 

Infirmary,  Charles  street,  Boston,  S.  D. 
Townsend,  Pres.  J.  W.  Edmunds,  Treas. 
Charles  R.  Codman,  Sec.  Edward  Rey- 
nolds, .Robert  W.  Hooper,  George  A. 
Bethune,  John  C.  Sharp,  Surgeons.  Al- 
gernon Coolidge,  AX&t.  Surgeon.  Consul- 
tations every  day  at  11  o'clock. 

Massachusetts  Charitable  Fire  Society. 
Instituted,  1794. 
Bourns,  27  State  street,  Boston.  Wm. 
T.  Andrews,  Pres.  William  Adams,  Vice 
Pres.  Solomon  Hovey,  Treas.  Wash- 
ington P.  Gregg,  Cur.  Sec.  Enoch  Hobart, 
Pi.ec.  Sec.     Chosen  in  October. 

Massachusetts  Charitable  Mechanic 
Association, 

13  Brom field  street,  Bostou.  Jos.  M. 
Wightman,  Pres.  L.  Miles  Standi, h, 
Vice  Pres.  Osmyn  Brewster,  Treas, 
Joseph  L.  Bates,  Sec,  Henry  Bowen. 
Librarian.     Chosen  in  January. 

Massachusetts  Charitable  Society. 

Founded,  1762.  Incorporated,  1780. 
Uriel  Crocker,  Pres.  Sidney  f!  iner,  Vice 
Pres.  SamueJ  Ik  Pierce,  Tu  •>.  James 
Whiting,  Boston,  Sec.  Chosen  in  Septem- 
ber. 

Massachusetts  College  of  Pharmacy. 

Room,  12  Temple  place,  Boston.  Ire  u- 
tuted  in  1823.  Re-organized  in  18.H. 
Incorporated,  1832.    Thomas  HolHs,  Pres. 


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Samml  M.  Colcord  and  G?o.  W.  Parmen- 
tcr,  Vice  Pies.  Asahel  Boyden,  Treas..  T. 
Lark::;  Turner,  Cor.  Sec.  Henry  W.  Lin- 
coln, Rec.  Sec.  James  S.  Melvin,  Auditor. 
Chosen  in  September. 

Massachusetts  Colonization  Society. 

Wiilam  Ropes,  Pre*.  B.  C.  Clark,  Vice 
Pres.  Kev.  Jos,  Tracy,  of  Boston,  Sec. 
end  Agent.  Cilice,  Joy's  Building,  Boston. 
Chosen  in  May. 

Massachusetts  Congregational  Charitable 
Society. 

Incorporated,  March  24,  1786,  "for  re- 
lief and  .support  of  the  widows  and  chil- 
dren of  deceased  ministers."  Annual 
meeting  in  May. 

Hon."" Lemuel  Shaw,  LL.  D.,  President, 
Rev.  N.  L.  Frothinghara,  Boston,  Sec. 
Edward  Wig'glc'swoith,  Treas. 

Massachusetts  Convention  of  Congrega- 
tional Ministers. 

Rev.  Austin  Phelps,  D.  IX,  Preacher/or 
the  year.  Kev.  Geo.  Richards,  Scribe. 
Rev.  S.  K.  Lothrop,  D.  D.,  Treasurer. 
Rev,  George  W.  Bladg.en,  D.  D.,  Auditor. 
Rev.  S.  M.  Worcester,  D.  I).,  Salem,  Rev. 
G.  W.  Biagden,  I>.  D.,  Boston,  Rev.  G.E. 
Ellis,  D.  D.,  Churlestown,  Rev.  N.  Adams, 
D.  D.,  Boston,  Rev.  J.  F.  W.  Ware, 
Cambridge,  Central  Committee. 

The  Scribe  and  Treasurer  are  ex-ojjicio 
members. 

Repo-rUng  Committee  far  1858-9. 

Suffolk  — Lie  v.  A.  L.  Stone,  Beaton. 

Essex. — Kev.  Mr.  Dwinell,  Salem  ;  Rev. 
C.  Thayer.  Beverly. 

Middlesex;— Rev.  Mr.  Livermore,  Lex- 
ington ;   Rev.  Dr.  Blanchard,  Lowell. 

TFiamjJshire. — Rev.  M.  E.  White,  North- 
ampton ;  Kev.  W.  H.  Beaman,  N.  Had- 
lev' 

Plymouth,*- Rev.  Mr.  Moore,  Buxbury  ; 
Rev.  Mr.  Johnson,  Plymouth. 

Barnstable-— V^w  H.  B.  Hooker,  Bos- 
tor.. 

T)ukei  at<d  Nanttick&.-^Rev.  Asaho! 
Cobb,  Sandwich. 

Bristol. — Ke^,  C.  II.  Ertgharn,  Taun- 
ton; Rev.  Alvan  Cobb,  W.  Taunton. 

\Varcester.-~Rev.  C.  Gushing,  N.  Brook- 
field  ;  Rev.  Dr.  Hill,  Worcester;  Rev. 
II.  James.,  Worcester;  Rev.  John  F. 
Norton,  Athol. 

Berkshire— Rev.  Dr.  Todd,  Pittsfield. 

Norfolk. —  Rev.  Jonas  Perkins,  Wey- 
mouth ;'  Kev.  K.  Russell,  E.  Randolph. 

FrcmkUn.f  Rev .  .Brown  Emerson,  Mon- 
tague ;  Kev.  Dr.  Packard,  Shelburne. 

Hampden, — Kev.  Mr.  Buckingham, 
Springfield  ;  Rev.  Dr.  Davis,  We^tnoid. 

Tor  Beneficiaries  in  Maine; — Rev.  Dr. 
Tappan,  August*-,  Me. 

Massachusetts  Convention  of  Uni- 
versalis ts. 

Rev.   Russell     Tomlinson,     Plymouth, 
Standing  Cierk.     Meeting,   first    Wednes- 
day and  Thursday  in  June. 
I'nisersntist  Associations  in  Massachusetts. 

Union. — Meets  on  the  third  Wednesday 
Ln  August,  iir.  D.  A.  Hathaway, "Warren, 
4?.  Clerk. 

Old  Coteny. —Meets  on  the  fourth 
Wednesday  and  Thursday  in  October. 
Rev.  U.  Van  Dampen,  Ner,-  Bedford,  S. 
Cierk. 


Boston. — Meets  on  the  first  Wednesday 
and  Thursday  in  November.  It  include? 
Suffolk,  Middlesex,  and  Essex  Counties. 

Barnstable. — Meets  by  appointment  of 
the  Standing  Clerk.  It  comprises  Barn- 
stable County. 

Winchester. — Meets  on  Wednesday  and 
Thursday  following  the  second  Tuesday  in 
September.  Br.  Willard  Ray,  N.  Adams, 
5.  Cierk.  It  includes  Berkshire  County, 
and  those  portions  of  counties  lying  west 
of  Connecticut  River. 

Norfolk  County. —  Meets  on  the  last 
Wednesday  in  August.  Rev.  M.  B. 
Ballou,  Stoughton,  S.  Clerk. 

Massachusetts    Evangelical    Missionary 
Society. 
Instituted,  1807.    Samuel  A.  Eliot,  Pres. 
Nathaniel  Thayer,  Treas.     Rev.  Chandler 
Robbins,  Boston,  Sec.     Chosen  in  May. 

Massachusetts  General  Hospital. 
See  Hospitals. 

Massachusetts  Historical  Society. 
Instituted,  1791.  Hon.  Robert  C. 
Winthrop,  L.L.D.,  President.  Jared 
Sparks,  LL.  D.,  Hon.  David  Sears,  Vice 
Presidents.  Hon.  Richard  Frothingharn, 
Jr.,  Treas.  Rev.  Chandler  Robbins,  D.  D., 
Rec.  Sec.  Joseph  Willard,  Esq.,  Cor,  Sec. 
Rev.  Samuel  K.  Lothrop,  D.  L).,  Librarian. 
John  Apple-ton,  M.  D..  Asst.  Librarian, 
Nathaniel  B.  Shurtleff,  M.  D.,  Cabinet 
Keeper.  George  Liverrnore,  Esq.,  A.  M., 
Thomas .  Aspin wall,  Esq.,  A.  M.,  Hon. 
Emory  Washburn,  LL.  D.,  Hon.  Lorenzo 
Sabine,    A.    M.,     Charles    Deane,     Esq., 

A.  M.,  Standing  Committee.  Chosen  in 
April,  Rooms  in  the  Society's  building, 
Tremont  street.  Meeting,  second  Thurs- 
day of  each  month,  at  12  M, 

Massachusetts  Home  Missionary  Society, 

Rev.  Richard  S.    Sturrs,    D.    D.,   Pres. 

Benj.    Perkins,    IreasureT.     Rev.    Henry 

B.  Hooker,  Secretary.  Chosen  in  May. 
Con-.  Lib.  Bldg.     Chauiioy  street. 

Massachusetts  Homoeopathic    Hospital, 
Boston. 

Incorporated,  185o.  Charles  B.  Hall, 
President.  Edward  M  ell  en  Dexter.  S. 
King,  A.  W.  Thaxter,  Jr.,  Francis  B.  Fay, 
Vice  Presidents.  George  Bancroft,  Secre- 
tary.    John  P.  Jewett.  Treasurer. 

Massachusetts  Homoeopathic  Medical 
Society. 

Organized,  18-11.  Incorporated,  1856. 
Charles  Wild,  M.  D.,  Pres.  D.  A.  John- 
son, M.  D.,  Treas.  David  Thayer,  M.  D., 
Sec.  L.  Macfarland,  M.  D.,  Librarian. 
Chosen  in  April. 

Massachusetts  Horticultural  Society. 

Joseph  Breck,  President,  C.  M.  Hovey, 
Eben  Wight,  E.  S.  Land,  J.  F.  C.  Hyde, 
Vive  Presidents.  Wm.  R„  Austin,  Treas. 
Eoen  Wis*ht,  of  Didham,  Cor.  Sec,  F- 
Lyman  kinship,  Rec.  Sec.  Chosen  in 
January.  Rooms,  Horticultural  Hail, 
School  street,  Boston. 

Massachusetts  Medical  Society. 
Incorporated,  1781.     Rooms  in  Boston, 
No,    12   Temple   place.     Luther    V.   Bell, 
President.      Thomas    R.    Boatelle,     Vice 


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Pres.  Augustus  A.  Gould,  Trens.  Benj. 
E.  Cotting,  Cor.  Sec.  John  B.  Alley,  Rec. 
Sec.     V.'tu.  E.  Coale,  Librarian.     Chosen 

in  May. 

Massachusetts  Sabbath  School  Society. 

Samuel  IL  Walley,  'President.  Moses 
K.  Sargent,  Treas.  Rev.  Asa  Bullard, 
$«;.  Chosen  in  May.  Depository,  13 
Cornhill. 

Massachusetts  School  for  Idiotic  and 
Feebla-Minded  Youth, 

Eighth,  between  M  and  X  Streets,  South 
Boston.  Samuel  G.  Howe,  President. 
Emory  Washburn,  Vice  F^res.  Stephen 
Fairbanks,  Treas.  Edward  Jarvis,  Sec. 
Trustees  in  behalf  of  the  Corporation,  — 
John  A.  Andrew,"  Emory  Washburn,  Wm. 
O.  Moseley,  Joseph  Lyman,  Samuel  G. 
Howe,  Edward  Jarvis,  William  Minot, 
Geo.  Russell.  Trustees  in  behalf  of  the 
State,  —  John  Flint,  Stephen  M.  Weld, 
Nathan  Allen,  Robert  B.  Storer. 

Massachusetts   Society  for   Abolition  of 
Capital  Funis h m e a L 
Walter  C banning,  M.  D.,  Charles  Spear, 
Bo  sto  n ,  Secretaries. 

Massachusetts  Society  for  Promoting 
Agriculture. 

George  W.  Lyman,  Pres.  Charles  G. 
Loring,  Robert  C.  WInthrop,  Vice  Pres'ts. 
James  W.  Page,  Cor.  Sec.  Thos.  Motley, 
Treas.  Richard  S.  Fay,  Rec.  Sec.  Geo. 
Peabcdy,  Stephen  Salisbury,  Wm.  S.  Lin- 
coln. Geo.  T.  Bigelow,  David  Sears,  Jr., 
Gee.  B.  Loring,  Trustees. 

Massachusetts  Society  for  Promoting 

Christian  Knowledge, 
Samuel   II.   Wailey,    Pres.     Rev.    Geo. 
W.  Blagden,   Vice  Pres.     Chas.   Scudder, 
Treas.    Geo.  Rogers,  Clerk.  -  Chosen   in 
May. 

Massachusetts  Teachers'  Association. 

Admiral  P.  Stone,  Plymouth,  Pres. 
Benj.  W.  Putnam,  Boston,  Treas.  John 
E.  Ltorr,  BrookUne,  Cor.  Sec.     Lemuel  C. 

Grosvenor,  Dorchester,  Rec.  Sec.     Chosen 
in  November. 

Massachusetts  Temperance  Society. 
Stephen  Fairbanks,  President.     Richard 
Girdler,  Vice  Pres.     Mo-es  Grant,  Boston, 
Treas.     J.  S.  Warren,  Sec. 

Massachusetts  TTniversalist  Home-  Mis- 
sionary Society. 
Rev.  A.  A.  Minor.  President.  D.  E.  C. 
Rolfe,  Rev.  W.  H.  Rider,  Vice  Presidents. 
J.  0.  Curtis,  Treasurer.  Rev.  J.  S.  Den- 
nis, Rec.  Sec.  Rev.  C.  H.  Leonard,  Cor. 
Sec.     Chosen  in  May. 

Massachusetts  TTniversalist  Sabbath 
School  Association. 

Board  of  Government  chosen  In  June. 
John  D.  W.  Joy,  Boston,  Pre.?.  Rev. 
John  G.  Adams,  Worcester,  Hon.  E, 
Trask,  Springfield,  David  Fair-bank  .  Mel- 
rose, Geo.  V  .  Eli^'gins,  Brewster,  G.  At- 
will,  Lynn,  Rev.  S  Barden,  Marblehead, 
Vice  Presidents.  W.  II.  Richardson,  Jr., 
Maiden,  Rec.  Sec.  Albert  Metcalf,  Bos- 
ton, Cor.  Sec.  B.  S.  Bitvney,  Somerville, 
Treas.  Rev.  W.  W.  Dean;  Boston,  M. 
Rich,  Jr.,  Boston,  \V.  li.  Kollis.  Chelsea, 
T-  C.  Craft,  Roxbury,  E.  A.  Smith,  Cam- 
bridge, Directors. 


Hattapan  Library,  Dorch-  3ter. 
A.  II.  Sumner,  Tr^a-i. 

Mattapan  Literary  Association,  South 
Boston. 
Alex.  Pope,  Jr.,  Pres.<  Geo.  B.  James, 
Vice  Pres.  Lewis  J.  Bird,  Treas.  Oliver 
B.  Stebbins,  Sec.  Chas.  B.  Bedlmgton, 
Librarian.     Chosen  in  May. 

Mattapoisett  Lyceum. 
N.    C.  Sturtevant,  President      Wm.  E. 
Spooner,  Sec.     Henry  Barstow,  Librarian. 

Mechanic  Apprentices'  Library,  Boston. 
Chas  II.  Hinds,  President.  Adna  C. 
Winning, Vice  President.  Timothy  T.  Far- 
kinson,  Treas.  Seranus  Bower. ;  f'cr.  Sec. 
G.  0.  Anderson,  Rec.  Sec.  Warren  B. 
Ellis,  1st  Librarian.  Joseph  F.  Francis, 
2d  Librarian.  Sidney  Fisher,  Oriee  Fogs, 
Assistant  Librarians.  Chosen  in  March 
and  September. 

Mechanics  Association,  Taunton. 
Instituted,  18-56. 
John    Radley,  President.     J.  L.  West- 
cott,  Vice  President.     Geo.   C.    Anderson, 
Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

Mechanics*  Institute,  Boston. 
J.  A    Sargent,    President.     J.   W.   Gil- 
lespie, Vice  President.    James  Hall,  Treas- 
urer.    Wm.  Hill,  Rec.  See.     A.    F.    Bur- 
bank,  Cor.  Sec. 

Mechanics'  Institute,  Haverhill. 
J.    B.    Swett,     President.      Charles    T. 
Chase,  Secretary. 

Mechanics'  Institute.  Marlboro'. 
Alexander  C.  Feiton,  President.     John 
E.  Curtis,  Secretary. 

Mechanics'  Mutual  Aid  Society. 
Incorporated,  1841. 
Thomas  C.   Marsh,  President.     Joshua 
Kendall,  Vice  President.     Wm.  E.  Brown, 
!    Treas.     Samuel  G.Jepson,  v  cretary.  32:j 
Brighton  Sc.     Chosen  in  January. 

Medford  literary  Institute.  ' 
Charles  Bride,   President.      Edward  A. 
Albee,  Secretary. 

Mendelssohn  Choral  Society,  Boston. 
B.  F.  Edmands,  President.     Wm.  Stut- 
sou,  Jr.,  Rec.  See.     J.   D,  Willard,    Cor. 

Sec.     Chosen  in  March. 

Mercantile  Library  Association.  Pcston. 
Rooms  in  Summer  Street.  John  II. 
Piisuury,  Pr>:s.  Oliver  Richardson,  Vice 
Pres.  AmasaL.  Lincoln.  Trens.  Wrr. 
H.  Ellison,  Cor  Sec.  D.  W.  Evans,  Rec. 
S<x:  Chas.  H.  Allen,  James  A  Woolson, 
Thomas  J.  Lee,  Carlos  Pier<  e.  Irah  Chase, 
Jr.,  Trustees.  Eugene  B.  15  nkley,  Li- 
brarian. John  S.  Parker,  Assistant  Libra- 
rian. ,   Chosen  in  June. 

Merchant  Tailors' Association,  Fcston. 
James  Tolman,  Preside/it.     N.  W.  Star- 
bird,  Treasurer.     N.    C.    A.    Preble,    Sec. 
Chosen  in  March. 

Morrimac Humane  Society,  "Newbury port. 

Henry   Johnson,    President.     Enoch  S. 

Williams,    'Treasurer.     Moses   Pettengiil, 

Secretary. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Middlesex  Agricultural  Society. 
John  S.  Key?s,  Concord,  Pres.  George 
O.  Bras' ow,  Somerviile,  Andrew  Welling- 
ton, Lexington,  Vice  Presidents.  Georsre 
Heywi  .id,  Concord,  Treisurer.  Joseph 
Ktj  no  Id?,  Concord,  Secretary. 

Middlesex  County  Teachers'  Association 
Organized,  Dec,  1S-53. 
William  A.   Stone,    of  Woburn,   Pres. 
George  T.  Littlefield,  of  Somerville,  Secre- 
tary. 

Middlesex  East  District  Medical  Society. 
Dr.  William  Ingalls,  Winchester,  Pres. 
Dr.  S.  Wat -on  Drew,  AVoburn,  Vice  Pres. 
Dr.  Ephraim  Cutter,  Woburn,  Secretary. 
Dr.  Benj.  Cutter,  Woburn,  Treasurer  and 
Librarian. 

Middlesex  Mechanic  Association,  Lowell. 
Incorporated,  1S2-5. 

Oflieers  chosen  annually  on  the  first 
Thursday  in  October.  Library  of  6000 
vols. 

Win.  A.  Richardson,  President.  W.  F. 
Salmon,  Secretary.  John  W.  Smith,  Treas. 
Chas.  ButteiBjsld,  Librarian. 

Middlesex  North  Agricultural  Society. 
Incorporated,  18-55. 
Dr.  J.  C.    Bartktt,    Chelmsford,  Pres. 
Alfred  Gilman,  Lowell,    Treasurer.     S.  J. 
Varney,   Lowe!:.  Rec.   Sec.     Hocum   Uos- 
fo-rd,  Low  el!,  Corresponding  Secretary. 

Middlesex  North  District  Medical 

Society. 

Dr.  John  W.  Graves,  Lowell,  President. 

Dr.  Charles  A.  Savory,  Lowell,  i  ice  pres. 

Dr.  Jonathan   Brown,   Tewksbury,  Secre- 


Music  Hall  Association,  Boston. 

Building,  Winter  street  and  Bnmstead 
place.  Erected,  18-02.  J.  Baxter  Upham, 
President.  John  Rogers,  13  Exehanse, 
Treas.  Samuel  Baehelder,  Jr.,  42  City 
Exchange,  Clerk.  Lewis  Jones,  Superin- 
tendent of  the  Building.  Annual  meeting 
for  choice  of  officers,  second  Wednesday  of 
June. 

Nantucket  Agricultural  Society. 
Incorporated,  18-5G. 

Edward  W.  Gardner,  Pres.  Wm.  M. 
Bates,  Treas. 

Natiek  Lyceum. 
J.  B.  Mann,  Pres.     Geo.O.  Willard,  Sec. 

Needlewoman's  Friend  Society. 

Salesroom,  290  Wa*hin£ton  street.  Bos- 
ton. Mrs.  T.  B.  Wales,  Pres.  Mrs.  Geo. 
W. Coffin,  Vice  Pres.  Miss  E.  S.  Whiting, 
'Treas.  Miss  J.  F.  Lincoln,  Sec.  Chosen 
in  April. 

New  Bedford  Bible  Society. 
Organized,  Aug.  5,  1834. 

Andrew  Maekie,  Pres.  Wm.  Knights 
and  Moses  Howe,  Vice  Pres.  Benjauun 
Pitman,  Treas.     Matthew  Howland,  Sec. 

New  Bedford  City  library. 

Geo.ll.  Dunbar,  Pres.  Abner  J.  Phipps, 
Sec.     E.  C.  Ingraham,  Librarian. 

New  Bedford  Horticultural  Society. 

Wm.  L.  Ro diaan ,  Pres.  K .  C .  An thonv, 
Sec. 

New  Bedford  Lyceum. 

Incorporated,  IS2S. 


tary.     Dr.   Nathaniel  B.   Edwaras,  North   !       John  F.  Emerson,  Pres.     R.  C.  Pitman, 
Chelmsford,  Treasurer  and  Librarian.  Vice  President,      Geo.  A.  Bourne,    Treas. 

Alanson  Borden,  Sec. 
Middlesex  South  A?  icultural  Society.  ,-        -,"•,,,,         „    . 

Incorporated,  13-54.  ^6W  Eedford  Port  hcC1^' 


Const  ratine  C.  E«  ty,  Framinghatn,  Pres. 
Floury  O.  Stone,  Framingham,  Secretary. 
William  Hastings,  Framihgham,  Treas. 

Middlesex  South  District  Medical  Society. 
Dr.  Morrill  Wyman,  Cambridge,  Pres. 
Dr.  Simon  Whitney,  Frarningham,  Vice 
President.  Dr.  Otis  E.  Hunt,  Weston,  I 
Secretary:  Dr.  Royal  S.  Warren,  Wal- 
tham,  Treasurer. 

Middle  sex  Sunday  School  Society. 
Organize  t,  Sept.  6,  1842., 
Meetings   in    May  and  October.     Chas. 
Hudson,   Lexington,  Pres.     Rev.  Thomas 
Hill,  of  Waltham,  Sec.  and  Treas. 

Milford  Library  Association. 
Dr.  A.C.  Fay,  Pres.    Henry  L.  Parker, 
Secretary  and  Librarian. 

Misiiawum  Literary  Association, 

Charltstown. 

Organized,  18-53. 

F.  A.  Down.ii  %,Pres.    Win.  H.  Finney, 

*  ;'<  ■ ''  i  *-     1 "'.  L.  Frothinghara,  Secretary. 

J.  I".  Aver,  Treasurer. 

Mount  Vernon  Association. 

Wm  K.  Butler.  Pres.  Chas.  E,  Bots- 
fcud,  Vice  Pres.  John  Anderson,  Sec.  and 
Treas.  Gen.  W.Ford,  Librarian.  Chosen 
in  January. 


Joseph  C.  Delan-Oj  1'res.  F.  A.  Wash- 
burn, Sec.  and  Treas. 

Newburypor,  Independent  Benevolent 

Society. 

Incorporated,  1S-3G. 

Patrick  Henry,  President.  Jeremiah 
Hartnett,  Secretary. 

Newbtnyport  Lyceum. 

Moses  Davenport,  Pres.  George  W. 
See.  . 

Newburyport  Marino  Society. 

Mieajah  Lunt,  Pres.  Nathaniel  S.  Os- 
good, Sec. 

Newburyport  Temperance  Society. 

J.  Q.  A.  Stone.  Pres.  Andrew  J.  Hayes, 
Sec. 

N.  E.  Asso.  of  B.  B.  Superintendents. 

G.  Twichell,  Pres.  George  Stark,  Vice 
Pres.  W.  V.  Parrott,  Secretary.  5'l'remont 
Street,  Boston.     Chosen  in  January. 

New  England  Emigrant  Aid  Co. 

John  C.  Brown,  of  Providence,  R-  L, 
Pres.  Chas.  J.  Higginson,  BustOn,  'Treas. 
Anson  J.  Stone,  Assist.  Treas.  Thos.  H. 
Webb,  Boston,  Secretary.  Office,  No.  'S 
Winter  Street,  Boston.     Chosen  in  M?.y. 


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H«W  England  Female  Medical  College. 
Trustees. — George  Fabyan,  M.  D.,  Pres- 
id at ;  Gen.  John  S.'J  yler  ;  Hon.  Benjamin 
C.  Clark  ;  Hon.  Samuel  E.  Sewall, Treasur- 
er ;  Admi  W.  Thaxter,  Esq. ;  David  Snow, 
Esq-  ;  Dexter  S.  Kin?,  Esq. ;  Paul  Adams, 
Esq. j  Gardner  P.  Drury,  F:>q.;  lion.  Jacob 
Sleeper;  Samuel  Gregory,  M.D.,  Secretary, 
Boston;  *Ilon.  Henry  W.  Benchley,  Dor- 
chester; Rev.  Emerson  Davis,  D.  D., 
Westheld;  Jas.  Hunnewell,  Esq.,  Charles- 
tovvn  :  Hon.  John  Batchelder,  Lynn. 
Chosen  first  Wednesday  in  October.  Lady 
Managers —  Mrs.  Rev.  Dr.  Lym.in  Beech- 
er,  President ;  Mrs.  Joel  W.  White  ,  Mrs. 
Rev.  A.  A.  Miner  ;  Mrs.  Fidelia  B.  Durfee ; 
Mrs.  Joseph  C.Delano  ;  Mrs.Danl.  Safford  ; 
Mrs.  Prof.  Thomas  C.  Uphara  ;  Mrs.  Rev. 
Dr.  Jacob  Ide  ;  Mrs.  Anna  Goulding  ;  Mrs. 
Dr.  John  K.  Palmer,  Secretary.  Office  of 
the  Secretary,  Samuel  Gregory,  M.  D.,  at 
the  College  building,  2J4  Washington  st. 

New  England.  Female  Moral  Reform 
Society. 

Mr?.  John  Kilton,  President ;  Mrs.  Han- 
nah B.Emerson,  Treasurer;  Mrs.M.A.R. 
Cieugh,  Recording  Secretary ;  Mi^s  Rox- 
ana  iIo\ve,Correspo?idma  Secretary.  Board 
of  Advisers,  —  Deacon  Moses  Grant,  Rev. 
Andrew  Bigelow,  Julin  M.  Palmer,  Esq., 
Dea.  Timothy  Gilbert, Raw.  Hiram  Hutch- 
ins,  Albert  Fearing,  Esq.,  Humphrey 
Ch?dbourn,  Esq.,  Rev  Peres  Mason-  Pub- 
lishing and  Intelligence  Qf&ce,  9  Bedford 
St.  Temporary  Home,  72  Warren  street. 
Officers  chosen  in  May. 

N.  E.  Historic  Genealogical  Society,  ■ 
Room,  No.  5,  Tremont  Street,  Boston. 
Almon  D.  Hodges,  Esq.,  of  Roxbury,  Pres. 
Vice  Presidents,  from  various  States ; 
Hon.  Charles  Hudson,  of  Lexington,  for 
Massachusetts.  Isaac  Child,  Treas.  John 
Ward  Dean,  Car.  Sec.  Rev.  Caleb  D. 
Bradlee,  Rec.  Sec.  Wm.  B.  Trask.  Libra- 
rian. Joseph  Palmer,  M.  D.,  Historic- 
qrapher. 


N.  E,  Methodist  Education 


;.-t- 


Rev.  David  Patten,  D.  D.,  President. 
Laic  Rich,  Vice  Prescient.  Pliny  Nick- 
erson,  Treas  Rev.  J.  IL  Twombly,  Sec. 
Chosen  in  May. 

2L  E.  Non-Resistauce  Society. 

Adin  Ballou,  Pres.    Chas.  K.  Whipple, 

Boston.  Treas.     H.  C.  Wright,    Cor.  Sec. 
Wm.  H.  Fish,  Rec.  Sec. 

N.  E.  School  of  Design  for  Women. 
Incorporated,  1853. 

12  Temple  Place,  Boston.  S.  S.  Tuck- 
errnan, Principal.  Henry  Lee,  Jr.,  Treas. 
Martin  Brimmer,  Sec.  Number  of  students, 
Jan..  1,  1859,  26. 

New  England   Society  for  the  Promotion 
cf  Manufactures  and  Mechanic  Arts. 

Thos.  G.  Cary,  Pres.  Peter  Butler,  Sec. 
Abbott  Lawrence,  Treas. 

New  England  Sunday  School  Union. 
James  Eaton,  Pres     Thomas  J.  Marsh, 
Vreas.     Depository,  79  Cornhiii,  Boston* 

Newton  Horticultural  Society. 
James  F.  C.  il\de.  Pres.    Henry  Ross, 


Norfolk  Agricultural  Society. 

Incorporated,  1849. 

Marshall  P.  Wilder,  Pres.  Calvin  Guild, 
Treas.  Chas.  C.  Sewall,  Cor.  Sec.  Henry 
O.  Hiidreth,  Red.  Sec. 

Norfolk  County  Teachers'  Association. 

Henry  C.  Rolfe,  Dorchester,  President. 
Lemuel  Grosvenor,  Dorchester,  Secretary. 

D.  H.  Daniels,  Brookline?  Treasurer. 

Norfolk  District  Medical  Society. 

Henry  Bartlett,  Roxbury,  Pres.     Ehen- 
ezer  Stone,  Walpole,  Vice  Pres.     Edward 
Jar-vis,  Dorchester,   Secretary.     David  S.- 
Fogg, South  Dedhatn,  Librarian. 

Northampton  Young  Men's  Institute. 
Library  of  3000  volumes. 

Joseph  Lathrop,  Pres.  A.J.  Lincoln  and 
Rev.  Wm.  Silsbee,  Vice  Presidents.     Wro. 

E.  Turner,  Sec.  Henry  C.  Prentiss,  itVc. 
Sec  Austin  W.  Thompson,  Cor.  Secretary. 
Christopher  Clark,  Jr.,  Treas. 

Northern  Baptist  Education  Society. 

Rev.  S.B.  Swain,  Pres.  Heman  Lincoln, 
S.  S.  Arnold,  Vice  Pres,  Chas.  S.  Kendall, 
20  Water  Street,  Boston,  Treas.  Rev.  Wm. 
Howe,  Rec.  Sec.  Rev.  Joseph  W.  Parker, 
D.  P.,  Car.  Sec.     Chosen  in  October. 

North  Bridge  water  Library  Association. 
David  L.  Carvell, Pres.    Augustus  Hay- 
ward,  Sec. 

North  Brcokfield  Agricultural  Society. 

Freeman  Walker,  Pres.  O.  A.  Tomb- 
len,  Secretary. 

North  Reading  Agricultural  Society. 
C.  F.  Flint,  Pres.    G.  ¥.  Flint,  Sec. 

Old,  Colony  Historical  Society. 

Incorporated,  1853. 

Jehu  Daggett,  of  Attlebere-',  Pres.  Rev. 
Mortimer  Blake,  Samuel  L.  Crocker,  of 
Taunton,  Vice  Presidents.  E'.iis  Ames, 
Canton  ;  P.  W.  Leland,  Fall  River  ;  Chas. 
Foster;  A.  M.  Ide,  Jr.;  J.  S.  Brayton, 
Taunton  ;  Ebenezer  W.  Peirce.  Freetown  ; 
Directors.  Hodges  Reed.  Esq..  Taun- 
ton, Treasurer.  Edgar  H.  Reed,  Taunton, 
Rec.  Sec.  Amos  Kilton,  Librarian.  Rev. 
Chas.  H.  Brigham,  Taunton,  Cor.  Sec. 

Parent  Washington  T.  A.  Society. 
Wm.  R.  Stacy,  Pres.  David  S.  Tarr, 
Treas.  Geo.  B.  Proctor.  Sec.  Chosen  in 
April.  Regular  meetings  every  Sunday 
evening,  at"  Mercantile  Hall,  Summer  St., 
Boston. 

Park  Street  Young  Men's  Association, 
Boston. 

Thoma  ,  V."  Nicker  son.,  Pres.  Lyman  B. 
Ripley,  Vice  Pre:*.  Morris  Cotton,  Skc. 
and  Treas.     Chosen  in  December. 

Peabody  Institute,  Soath  Danvers. 
Henry  Poor.  Pres.    John  B.  Peabody, 
Clerk.  "F  anklin    Osborn,    Treas.    t'iUit. 
Poole,  Librarian, 


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Penitent  Fernala  "Refuge. 

Rutland  street,  Boston.  Henry  Hill, 
Pro.  Stephen  O.  Deblois,  Sec.  Miss 
Maria  Rowland,  Miss  Houghton,  Super- 
mtendettts.     Cnosen  in  T'ebruary. 

Pcpperel  Agricultural  Library  Asso- 
ciation. 

C.  Babbidge,  Pre*.  S.  P.  Lawrence, 
Secretary. 

Perkins  Institution  and  Massachusetts 

Asylum  for  the  Blind. 

Instituted,  1831. 

Located  at  South  Boston.  Salesroom, 
20  Bromtield  street.  P^dward  Brooks, 
Pres.  Stephen  Fairbanks,  Vice  Pres. 
Thomas  B.  Wales,  Treats.  Samuel  G. 
Howe,  Sec.  Thomas  G.  Gary,  Theophilus 
P.  Chandler,  George  B  Emerson,  Joseph 
Lyman,  Samuel  May,  Julius  A,  Palmer, 
William  Perkins,  Beaj.  S.  Rotch,  George 
R.  Russell,  James  Sturgis,  William  D. 
Tickncr,  Trustees. 

Pilgrim  Society,  Plymouth. 
Incorporated,  1820, 


Oihcers 


>en   annually,  on    the 


Monday  in  May 

Semi-annual  meeting,  the  Saturday  pre- 
ceeding  the  21st  December. 

Richard  Warren,  New  York,  President. 
James  T.  Hay  ward,  Boston,  Vice  Pres, 
Elliot  Russell,  Plymouth,  Rec.  Sec.  Benj. 
M.  Watson,  Plymouth,  Cor.  Sec.  N.  I. 
Stoddard,  Plymouth,  Treas.  Lemuel  D. 
Holmes,  Plymouth,  Librarian. 

Fine  Street  Literary  Association, 
W.    F.   Smith,   Pres.     H.   Clark,   Vice. 
Pres.     H.  II.  Abbott,  Sec. 

Pittsfleld  Bible  Society, 

John  Todd,  D.  IX,  Pres.  0.  S.  Root, 
S*o*  and  Pre;:;. 

Pittsfield  Library  Association, 

Organized,  1830. 

Annual  meeting,  first  Monday  in  Janu- 
ary ;  has  about  1,500  volumes, mostly  new, 
in  its  Library,  and  provides  a  course  of 
Public  Lectures  in  the  vrinter.  Lorenzo 
H.  Gamwell,  Treas.  Phineas  L.  Page, 
Sec. 

Plymouth  County  Agricultural  Society. 

Charles  G.  Davis.  Pres.  Williams  La- 
tham, Sec. 

Plymouth  County  Teachers'  Association. 

A.  p.  Stone,  Plymouth*  Pres.  L.  A. 
Darling,  Bridgewater,  Sec. 

Pooumtuck  Valley  Association, 
Charleniont, 

It.  II.  Leavitt;  Pres.    B.  E.  Smith,  Sec. 

Poatoosuck  Agricultural  Society, 
Huntington, 

Incorporated,  13-37- 

Gilhert  S.  Lewis,  Prei.  A.  M.  Cope- 
land.  Sec. 


Plymouth  District  Medical  Society. 

Dr.  Paul  L.  Nichols,  Kingston,  Pre',. 
Dr.  Winatow  Warren,  Plymouth,  Vice 
Pres.  Dr.  Henry  N.  Jones,  Kingston,, 
Sec.  and  Treas.  Dr.  Francis  Colhunore, 
Pembroke,  Librarian. 

Plymouth  Library- 
Charles  Burton,-  Librarian. 

Prince  Society  for  Mutual.  Publication. 

Samuel  G.  Drake,  Pres.  Thomas  Wa- 
terman, Frederick  Kidder,  J.  Colburn, 
Vice  Presidents.  John  W.  Dean,  Cor.  Sec, 
William  II.  Whitmore,  Rec.  Sec.  John 
W.  Parker,  Treas. 

Pointers*  Union^  Boston, 
Charles  W,  G.  Mansfield,  Pres.  Geo. 
W.  Bigelow,  Vice  Pres.  John  P.  Leigh- 
ton,  Treas.  John  Gorman,  Ecc.  Sec. 
William  H.  Cundy,  Financial  Sec.  Albion, 
W.  Tibbetts.  Chosen  in.  Jnae  and  De- 
cember. 

Provident  Association,.  Boaton- 

Organized,  December  2S,  1851. 

Probers  C.  Winthrop,  Pres.  Rev.  A /A. 
Miner,  Jacob  Sleeper,  Alex.  II.  Rice,  Rev. 
S.  K.  Lothrop,  James  M.  Reebe,  Vice 
Presets.  William  S.  Dexter,  Treas.  F.. 
H.  Peabody,  Auditor.  Thornton  K.  Lo- 
throp, Sec.  Rev.  J.  T.  Sargent,  General 
Agent,  10  Franklin  street. 

Public  Library  of  the  City  of  2oston> 
Instituted,  SS5& 

Board  of  Trustees.  —  Hon.  Edward 
Everett,  L.'L.  D.s  Pres.  George  Ticknor^ 
L.L.  D.,  Hon.  John  P.  Bigelow,  NathT 
B.  Shurtleff,  M.  D-,  W.  W.  Greenough, 
Esq.j/rom  the  Citizens  at  Large.  Alder- 
man Oliver  Frost ;  Fred-rick  L,  Washburn,, 
Esq.,  of  the  Common  Council. 

Librarian,  Edward  Cap-en.. 

Randolph  Beading  Room  Association. 

J.  White  Belcher,  Pres.  G.  N.  John- 
son, Sec. 

Heading  Agricultural  and  Mechanic 
Association. 

Instituted,  1831. 

Thomos  S-weetser,  Pres.  Joca.  Frost* 
Treas. 

Reading  Lyceum  Hall  Association. 
Instituted,  1854. 

Horace  B.  Wakefield,  Pres.  Stephen 
Foster,  Sec. 

Real  Estate  and  Buildiag  Company, 
16  Summer  Street,  Boston. 

James  W.  Stone,  Pres.  Samuel  A. 
Bradbury,  Vice.  I^res.  Edward  Tyler, 
Leister  M.  Clark,  George  B.  Gary,  AJpheus- 
P.  Blake,  George  W.  Messinge*,  Elias  E. 
Davison,  Holmes  Anamidown,  Beniamirs 
Putnam,  Jo'n  N.  Brown,  John  M  Clark, 
William  T.  Thatcher,  Stephen  Sibley,  Di- 
rectors. William  A.  Cary,  Sec.  and  Treat. 
William  Rogers.  Attorney.  Lynde  A. 
Huntington,  William  H.  Seavy,  Welling- 
ton L.  G.  Hunt,  Trustees* 


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Eoxbury  Athensum. 

Henry  Bartlett,  Pres  Samuel  H.  Wal- 
\tj,  Vice  Pres.  James  Guild,  Trias. 
Adams  Wiley,  Sec.  Sarah  E.  Pitts,  Li- 
brarian. 

.Roxbury  Charitable  Society. 

Organized,  1794. 

Curbing  Stetson,  Pres.  Charles  K.  Dil- 
laway,  Sec.     John  Rogers,  Treas. 

Roxbury  dispensary. 

John  S.  Sleeper,  Chairman.  Charles 
K.  Diliaway,  Treas.  James  Ritchie,  Au- 
ditor. Adams  Wiley,  James  Wahlock, 
Attending  Physicians.  Henry  Bartlett,  B. 
E.  Cutting,  Consulting  Physicians.  Henry 
White,  W.  E.  Woodward,  Gecrge  Onion, 
Apothecaries. 

Roxbury  Mechanics'  Institute, 

Incorporated,  1856. 

Wrn.  Whiting,  Pres.  Jas.  Ritchie,  Vice 
Pres.     Donald  Kennedy,  Treas. 

Rosbnry  Missionary  Fund. 

David  C.  Pemn,  Ttms.  Jas  Ritchie, 
City  Missionary. 

Roxbury  Young  Hen's  Christian  Asso- 
ciation. 

Henry  Bartlett,  Pres.  Adams  Wiieyf 
Sec. 

Rumford  Institute,  Waltkam. 

Organized,  1327. 

J.  T.  Hemenway,  Pres.  J.  E.  Harden, 
Sec.  and  'Treas. 

Sailors'  Snug  Harbor,  Boston. 

Incorporated,  1S52. 

Robert  B.  Forbes,  Pres.  William  A. 
Weiiman,  Sec.     William  Perkins,  Treas. 

Chosen  third  .Monday  in  May, 

Salem.  Athenamm. 
Incorporated,  IS  10. 

Number  of  volumes,  12,500.  Annual 
meeting  for  the  choice  of  officers,  last 
Wednesday  but  one  in  May. 

George  Choate,  Pres.  Henry  Wheat- 
land, Clerk  of  trie  Corporation.  J.  F. 
Worcester,  Clerk  of  the  Trustees.  James 
Chamberlain,  Treas.  Henry  J.  Cross, 
Librarian. 

Salem.  Charitable  Mechanic  Association. 
Organized,  1817-     Incorporated,  1822. 

Annual  meeting,  first  Wednesday  in 
January. 

James  Kimball,  Pres.  Aaron  Perkins, 
Thomas  M.  Dir,  Sec.  John  Chapman, 
Treas. 

Salem  and  Daavars  Association  for  Pe- 
tecnon  of  Thieves. 

E,  A.  Ha;. son,  Pres,  Jonathan  Perley, 
See. 

Salem  Dispensary, 

Organized,  Feb..  1820.    Ineor.  Feb.,  1831. 

Daniel  A.  White,  Pres.  Henry  Whip- 
ple, See.  and  Treas. 


Salem  East  India  Marine  Society. 
Founded,  1709.    Incorporated,  1301. 

Annual  meeting,  first  Wednesday  in 
November. 

Allen  Putnam,  Pres.  Thomas  Saul, 
Bee.  Sec.  Gilbert  G  NewhalJ,  Cor.  Sec. 
Thomas  Saul,  Superintendent  Museum. 
N.  Griffin,  Treas.  William  B,  Parker, 
Chas,  Mansfield,  CJaas.  Willett,  Committee 
of  Observation. 

Salem  Female  Anti-Slavery  Society. 

Organized,  June  4,  1S34. 

Mrs,  William  Ives,  Pres.  Miss  Ada- 
line  Roberts,  Cur.  Sec.  and  Treas.  Miss 
Caroline  Balch,  Rec.  Sec. 

Salem  Female  Charitable  Society. 
Organized,  1801. 

Mrs.  R.  Brookhouse,  1st,  Dir-ectress. 
Miss  S.  Frye,  Treas.  Miss  H.  O.  Mack, 
Sec. 

Salem  High  School  Association. 
Incorporated,  1  So  7 . 

Edwin  p.  Whipple,  Pres.  Henry  M. 
Brooks,  Sec. 

Salem  Lyceum, 
Incorporated,  April  2,  1830. 

Annual  meeting,  last  Thursday  in  April. 

Geo.  W.  Briggs,  Pres.  Geo.  Andrews, 
Vice  Pres.  G.  L.  Streeter,  Treas.  J,  M. 
Newhali,  Rec.  Sec.    H.  J.  Cross,  Cor.  Sec. 

Salem  Marine  Society, 
Incorporated,  1771. 

Annual  meeting,  the  last  Thursday  in 
October. 

John  Dwyer,  Master.  .Jonathan  P. 
Felt,  Treas'  and  Agent.  Edward  Bar- 
nard, Sec. 

Salem  Provident  Association. 
Organised,  Oct.,   1862. 
William  D.  Pickman,  Pres.     B.  H.  Sib- 
bee,  Sec.     John   Ball,  General  Agent  and 
Treasurer. 

Salem   Seamen's   Orphan  and  Children's 

Friend  Society, 
Organized,  February,  1839.  Incorporated, 
March,  1841.  .Annual  Meeting,  8th  May. 
Mrs.  Thorndike  Proctor,  Pres.  Mrs* 
N,  W.  Osgood,  Vice  Pres.  Miss  Hannah 
King,  Treas.  Miss  Harriet  L.  Pierson, 
Sec. 

Salem  Society  for  the  Moral  and  Reli- 
gious Instruction  of  the  Poor. 
Formed,  1819.     Incorporated,    1826.     An- 
nual Met  ting  in  April. 

t  Pres.     Geo.  I).  Phippen, 

Vice  Pre''.  John  Carlton,  Treas.  Ste- 
phen P.  Driver,  Sec.  Rev.  Michael  Carl- 
ton, Agent.     John  Carlton,  Collector. 

Salem  Total  Abstinence  Society. 
Organized,  July  18.  1850. 

Pres.  "  John  C.  Forbush, 


Vice  Pres.     Henry  Hale,  Treas.     Wm.  11. 
H.  Guilford,  Sec. 


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Sc-ot3  Charitable  Society,  Boston. 
Wm.  E.  Coale,  Pres.     Gordon  Forrcstf 
Vice  Pres.     David   Miller,   Treas.      John 
Wih   n,  Jr.,  Sec.     Chosen  in  Jan. 

Seamen's  Aid  Society,  Ec.jtca. 
Mrs.  Albert  Fearing,  Pres.     Miss  Annie 
I'.  Clark,  yy<."r*.     Miss  Harriet  W.  Taher, 
Sec.      N.    Hamilton,    S«/tf.      Chosen    in 

January. 

Seamen's  Friend  Society,  Congregational 
House,  Chauncy  Street.  Boston. 
Alpheus  Hardy,  Pres.     William  Ropes, 
Vice  Pies.     Thomas   D.   Quincy,    Treas. 

Chosen  in  May. 

Seamen's  Friend  Society  Beverly. 
Mrs.  H.   W.  Obcr.   Pres.    Mrs.  M.   D. 
Waliis,  Sec. 

Seamen's   Widow  and   Orphan  Associa- 
tion, Salem. 
Formed,  May    1,    !>>33.     Annual  Meeting, 
first  Thursday  in  May. 
Mr?.   A.    True,    Pres.     Mrs.    Catharine 
Little,  Vice  Pres,     Mrs.  Geo.  D.  Phippen, 


Treas.     Miss  Sarah  E.  Lak. 


ernan,  oec 


Seeker,  k  Lyceum. 
A.    N.   Guiminghani,  Pres.     James  E. 
Burney,  Sec. 

Shawmut  Association. 
Geo.  B.  Ford,  Pres.     Edwin  R.    Jones, 
Vice  Pres.     V.  F.  Gale,  Sec.  and  Trezs. 
Chosen  in  January, 

Shenstone  Society,  STarlboro'. 
Miss  Lavina  Howe,  Pre*.     Thomas   E. 
Hapgood,  Vice  Pres.  Mrs.  Abby  C.  Fisher, 
Sec.  } 

Smith's  Charities. 
Under  .he  Will  of   Oliver  Smith,  Office  at 

Northampton. 
^Osmyn^  Baker,    Northampton  ;    Hiram 
Nash,    Williamsburg  ;    Ira    Abercrembie, 
Bfe;field,   Trustees. 

.  Society  for  Kedical  Improvement, 
Boston. 

Annual  Meeting  held  on  the  second  Mon- 
day ir  Jan.  Regular  Meetings,  second  and 
fourth  Monday  ox  each  month.  Chairman, 
(chosen  at  each  meeting.)  D.  Humphreys 
Storer,  M.  !>.,  A.  A.  Gould,  M.  D  ,  C.  E. 
Ware,  M.  D.,  J.  Mason  Warrer-,  M.  D., 
Prudential  Committee.  F.  E.  Oliver,  M. 
]).,  Sec.  and  Treas.  John  B.  S.  Jackson, 
M.  D.,  Curator  of  the  Cabinet.  Buckmin- 
ster  Brown,  M.  i>.,  Librarian. 

Society  for  Medical  Observation. 
12  Temple  Place,  Boston. 
J.  Nels'tn  Borland,  Rec.  Sec.     Calvin  G. 
P»ge,    Treas.     Samuel    A.  Green,    Libra- 
rian.    Chosen  in  April. 

Society  for  Prevention  of  Pauperism. 
Moses  Grant,  Pres.  Chas.  F.  Barnard, 
Robert  B.  Storer,  Vice  Presidents.  Henry 
Pij'npton-,  Treas,  40  Stalest,  Frederick 
11.  Woodward,  Sec.^  10  Franklin  st  ,  Bos- 
ton, 

Society  for  Relief  of  Aged  Females, 
Newburyport. 
Organized,  1830. 
Mrs.    Samuel    Phillips,    Pres.        Mrs. 
Enoch  M.  Bead,  Sec. 


Society    for    Propagating     the    Gospel 
among'  the  Incians  and  others  in 
North  America. 
Incorporated,  Nov.  19,  1789. 
Hon.  Lemuel  Shaw,  LL.  D.,  Pres.  Rev. 
William  Jenks,  D.    D.,  Vise  Pres.    Hon. 
Stephen  Fairbanks,  Treas.     Edward  Wig- 
glesworth,  Esq.,  Vice    Treas.     Rev.  8.  K. 
Lothrop,  Boston,  S'ee.     Rev.  F.  1).  Hunt- 
ington, Asst.  Sec.     Daniel  Denney,  Esq., 
Auditor.    Chosen  in  May, 

Society  for  Promoting  Christian  Enow- 
ledge,  Hety,  and  Charity. 
Rev.  Samuel  Barrett,  1).  D.,  Pres.  Rev. 
James  W.  Thompson.  D.  D.,  Vice  Pres. 
Wm.  T.  Andiews,  Boston,  Treas.  Rev. 
Frederic  A.  Whitney,  Brighton,  Secretary. 
Chosen  in  May. 

Society  for  the   Promotion  of  Collegiate 
and  Theological  Education  at  the 
West. 
Office,  Congregational  Librarv  Building, 
Boston.     Rev.  J.  Q.  A.  Edgell,  Agent. 

Society  for  Promoting  Theological  Edu- 
cation. 
Directors..— -Rev.  E.  S.  Gannett.  I).  D., 
Pres. ;  Rev.  Henry  A.  Miles,  D.  D.,  Sec.  ; 
Ge  rge  B.  Emerson,  Esq.,  Treas. ;  Rev. 
S.  K.  Lothrop,  1).  D„  Hon.  Henry  B.  Ro- 
gers, Hon.  Albert  I'eaiin  ,  Rev.  C.  Rob- 
bins,  D.  D.     Chosen  in  May. 

Society  for  the  Belief  of  Aged  and 

Destitute  Clergymen, 

Formed.  1849. 

Rev.  N.  L.  Frothingham,    D.  ~D.,  Pres. 

Rev.    Jas.     Walker,    D.    D.,     Rev.    Ezra 

Gannett,   1").    I).,    Vice    Presidents.     Rev. 

Charles  Brooks,  See.     Nathaniel   Thayer, 

Treas.     Chosen  in  May. 

Society  for  the  Relief  of  Aged   Indigent 
Clergymen, 
Rt.  Rev.  Mamon-Eastburn,  D.D.,  Rev 
I  A.  H.  Vinton,  D.  B.,  Rev.  G.  M.  Randall- 
i  Rev.  T.  F.  Fales.  Rev.  J.  II.  Clinch,  Rev 
J   T.  R.  Lambert,  Rev.    Chajles  Mason,  Di~ 
rectors.     J.  W.  Chrk,  Treas.     Rev.  J.  H 
Clinch,  Sec.     Chosen  in  May. 

Society  for  the  Relief  of  Widows  and 
Orphans  of  Episcopal  Clergymen- 

Boston.  Right  Rev.  Manton  Eastburn, 
1).  D.,  Pres.  Rev.  Alex^ndt-r  H.  Vinton, 
p.  D.,  and  Rev.  Asa  Eaton,  D.  D.,  Vice 
Presidents.  Rev.  Alfred  L.  Baury,  Treas. 
James  C.  Menill,  Sec.     Chosen  in  May. 

Society  of  Alumni  of  the  Cambridge 

Biviuity  School. 

Rev.    William     Newell,    D.    D,,    Pres. 

Rev.  Nathaniel  Hall,  Vice  Pres.     John  F. 

W.  Ware,  Sec.     F.  A.  Whitney,    Frederic 

W.  Holland,  Rev.  Rufus  P.  Stebbius,  I). 

!   1).,  Standing  Committee.     H.  W.  Beliows, 

:   First  Preacher   for    1S59  ;   Rev.    John  11. 

Kfnrrisnn    SwnntL  Preacher  for  18/59.      Cho- 


Morrtson,  Second  Preacher  for  1650. 
sen  in  July  annually. 

Society  of  Natural  History. 
Jeffries  Wyinan,  M.  D„  Pres.  Charles 
T.Jackson,  M.  1)..  D.  Humphreys  Storer, 
M.  1).,  Vice  Presidents.  Amos'  Binney, 
Treas.  Samuel  L.  Abbot,  M.  D.,  Cor. 
Sec.    Benjamin  S.  Shaw,  M.  D.,  Rec.  Sec 


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235 


Charles  K.  Dlllaway,  Librarian.  Cur\- 
T(,.;.j — Qf  Geohgy,  Thomas  T.  Bouve. 
Sdinerahgy,  John  Bacon,  M.  D.  Compa- 
rative J  natomy,  John  Green.  Ichthyology, 
s.  Kneeland,  Jr.,  M.  D.  Entomology, 
Alex.  E.  R.  Agassiz.  Botany,  Cbarles  J. 
Sprasjue.  Oology,  Thomas  M.  Brewer, 
M.  I).  Ornithology,  Henry  Bryant,  M.  D. 
Conchology,  Thomas  J.  Whittemore, 
Herpetoioyy,  J.  Nelson  Borland,  M.  I). 
Raaiata,  Theodore  Lyman.  Crustacea, 
Horatio  E.  Storer,  M.  D.  Microscopy, 
Silas  Durkee,  >i.  D.  Charles  Stoddard, 
Cabinet  Keeper.  Open  and  free  every 
Wednesday,  between  the  hours  oi  12  and 
'J,  and  3  and  5,  P.  M.  Rooms,  Mason  st. 
Annual  meeting,  first  Wednesday  in  May, 

Society  of  the  Cincinnati  of  Massa- 
chusetts, 

Charles  S.  Paries,  President.     Alfred  L. 
Baury,  Vice  Pres.     Wm.  Perkins,  Treas. 

John  Bryant,  Asst.  Treas. , 

Secretary.   James  W.  Sever,  Re:.  Sec.    An- 
nual meeting,  July  4th. 

Sons  of  Dummer,  Newbury. 

Jonathan  G.  Johnson,  President.  Moses 
Colman,  Secretary. 

South  Boston  Samaritan  Society. 
Incorporated,  1852. 
Mrs.   J.   P.  Richardson,  313  Broadway, 
President.     Mrs.  Susan  Wales,  Treasurer. 
Mrs.  J.  Wood,  Secretary. 

Southern  Aid  Society. 

James  Boonnan,  President.  William 
Ropes,  and  twelve  others,  Vice  Presidents. 
Rev.  Luther  Farnham, Cor.  Sec.  and  Treas 
5  TrVmont  street,  Boston.  Chosen  in  No- 
vember. 

State  library. 
State  House,  Boston. 

Nathaniel  B.  Shu/rtlefF,  of  Boston  ;  Goo, 
Liverniore,  of  Cambridge.;  James  A.  Dix,   j 
of  Boston,    Trustees.      Geo.    S.   Boutwell, 
Librarian.     Samuel  C.  Jackson,  Assistant 
Librarian. 

Sterling  Farmers'  Club. 

A.  W*.  Br.eck,  President.  Ezra  Sawyer, 
Secretary. 

Sterling  Lyceum. 
Gilbert  Robbins,  President,    Ezra  Saw-  | 
yer,  Secretary. 

St.  Vincent  de   Paul's  Orphan  Asylum 
Boston. 
Under   the  charge  of  eight  "  Sisters  of  J 
Chariry,"   who,   besides  attending   to   the 
daily  wants  -and  instruction  of  eighty  or-  j 
phan    girls,    maintain   a   daily  free"  school 
for  several  hundred  children.   The  Asylum 
is  supported  entirely  by  the  free  donations 
of  charitable  persons. 

Sudblk  District  Kedieal  Society. 
12  Temple  place,  Boston. 
Dr.  Augustus  A.  Gould,  Boston,  Pres. 
Dr.  Charles  G.  Putnam,  Boston,  Vice  Pres. 
Dr.  Charles  D.  Homaas,  Boston,  Secre- 
tary. Dr.  Abraham  W.  Watson,  Boston, 
Treasurer.  Dr.  Richard  M.  Hodges,  Bos- 
ton, Librarian. 


Sunday  School  Society    Boston. 

Albert  Fearing,  President.    George  W. 

Fox,  Treas.     Rev.  W.  H.  Uudworth,  Sec. 
Chosen  gt  the  Fall  Convention, 

Sunday  School  Teachers'  Institute. 
Joseph   H.   Allen,   Pres.      William   H. 
Danieiis,  Sec.    Chosen  in  May. 

Sunderland  Lyceum. 

Horace  G.  Sanderson,  President.  Hol- 
lis  D.  Graves,  Secretary. 

Taunton  Social  Library. 

Benj.  R.  Dean,  Clerk  and  Librarian. 
Sydney  Williams,  Treasurer  and  Collector. 

Tempieton  Agricultural  Library  Associa- 
tion. 

V.  P.  Parkhurst,  President.  Dexter 
Gilbert,  Secretary  and  Librarian. 

Temporary  Home  for  the  Destitute. 

Established,  1847.     Incorporated,  18-52. 
No.  2d-  Kneeland  street,  Boston. 

The  principal  object  of  this  institution 
is  to  receive  destitute  children,  and  pro- 
cure places  for  them  in  the  country,  where 
they  may  be  brought  up  free  from  the 
temptations  to  vice,  with  which  they  would 
otherwise,  from  the  necessity  of  their  po- 
sition, be  surrounded.  Between  three  and 
four  hundred  children  are  thus  annually 
provided  for. 

J.  Amory  Davis,  President.  Thos.  T. 
Bouve,  Treas.  John  Avers,  Clerk.  Mrs. 
Gwynne  and  Miss  Ray,  Matrons.  Chosen 
in  December. 

Trustees  of  Donations  for  Education  in 

Liberia. 

Incorporated,  1850. 

Hon.  Albert  Fearing,   Pres.      Hon.  S. 

Fairbanks,    Treas-.      Rev.   Joseph  Tracy, 

Sec,  Joy's  building,  Boston. 

United  States  Agricultural  Society. 

Tench.  Tilgbrnan,  of  Oxford,  Maryland, 
Pres.  B.  B.  French,  Washington,  D.  C  , 
Treas.     Ben:  Perley  Poore,  Cor.  and  Rec. 

Sec. 

Annual  meeting  at  Washington,  second 
Wednesday  in  January. 

Universalist,  Home  Missionary  Society. 
Rev.  A.  A.  Miner,  Pres.  C.  E.  Rolfe, 
M.  D.,  Rev.  W.  H.  Rider,  Vice  Prests. 
J.  0.  Curtis,  Treas.  Rev.  C.  A.  Skin- 
ner, Rec.  Sec.  Rev.  C.  H.  Leonard,  Cur. 
Sec.    Chosen  in  May. 

Universalist  Sabbath  School  Union. 
Organized,  Oct.  8,  1834. 

Room  No.  41  Tromont  street,  Boston. 
Henry  B.  Metcalf,  of  Roxbury,  Pres.  S. 
S.  Wilson,  Chas.  Robinson,  Jr.,  Mathias 
Rich.  Jr..  Vice  Prests.  Chas  Caverlv,  Jr., 
Treas.  H.  D.  Williams,  Sec.  Charles  F. 
Potter,  Asst.  Sec.  Elias  B.  Denison,  of 
Chelsea,  Cor.  Sec.  J.  Frank  Gammill, 
Librarian, 

Walker  Benevolent  Society,  North 

Cambridge. 

Instituted,  1855. 

Rev.  Caleb  D.   Bradlee. .  Pres.     Jas.  W. 

Baldwin,    Vice    Pres.      Edw.    G.    Lyrics, 

'Treas.     Cbarles  H.  Buliard,  Sec. 


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Waltham  Agricultural  Society. 

Organized,  1856. 

Ebenezer  Hobbs,  Pres.  L.  P.  Frost, 
See. 

Ware  Mechanics'  ard  Manufacture ?»' 

Library. 

Geo.  H.  Gilbert,  Pres.  Otis  Lane,  Li- 
brarian. 

Webster  Institute,  Cainbridgeport. 
Incorporated,  18-56. 

Chas.  F.  McCiare,  Pres,  Geo.  H.  Whit- 
temore,  Vice  Pres.  Amasa  S.-  Kelly, 
Treas.     Humphrey  L.  Snow,  Sec. 

Wenhara  Library  Association. 

Benjamin  C.  Putnam,  Pres.  Myron  0. 
Allen,  Sec. 

Westboro'  Agricultural  Society. 

Formed,  1838.     Annual  meeting  for  choice 
of  officers,  first  Thursday  in  January. 
Greenleaf  C.  Sanborn,  Pres.   C.  P.  Rice, 

West  BriSgewateT  Library  Association. 
John  W.  Howard,  Librarian. 

West  Bridgewater  Lyceum. 
T.   B.  Caldwell,   Pres.     13.   T.  Barrel], 
See. 

West  Cambridge  Eook  Club, 

R,  L.  Hodgdbn,  Sec. 

WestSeld  Normal  Association. 

W.  S.  P.  Boardrctan,  Pres.  Almin  B. 
Clapp,  A.C.  Robbins,  Maro  Kendall,  Vice 
Pres      C.  A.Richardson,  Sen.  a?id  Treas. 

Meetings  are  he'd  and  officers  chosen 
triennial!  i/r  on  the  first  Wednesday  and 
Thursday  of  September.  The  last  rant- 
ing occurred  in  IS 37. 

West &ranyiile  Charitiaibls  Association. 

George  Shepard,  Trustee. 

West  Newton  Athenaeum. 

Wm.  P.  Houghton,  Pres.  William  F. 
Allen,  See. 

Widows'  and  Single  Women'3  Society. 

Mrs.  W.  B.  Reynolds,  Is*  Director. 
Mrs.  W.  T.  Eustis,  2d  Director.  Mrs.  E. 
X.  Bigelow,  Sec.     Miss  Mary  Otis,  Treas, 

Chosen  in  December. 

Winchester  Library  Association. 
Formed,  IMS. 

John  A.  Eolies,  Pres.  William  Ingalls, 
Sec. 

Winchester  Agricultural  Library  Asso- 
ciation. 
Formed,  1857. 
Wm.  Brodhead,  Pres.     Abijah  Thomp- 
son, 3d,  Sec. 

Winnisimniet  Benevolent  Society, 
Chelsea. 

Instituted.  Dec.  1843. 
Wm.  C.  Brown,  Pres.     Joseph  Hockey, 
Sec. 


Winnisimmet  Literary  Institute. 

Organized,  1813.     Chelsea. 

J.  C.  F.  Cheever,  Pres.  Stephen  A. 
Lovejoy,  Simeon  Butterfield,  D.  C.  Coles- 
worthy,  Jr.,  Vice  Pre'ts.  E.  E.  Hoyt, 
Treas.     W.  E.  P.  Smith,  Sec. 

Winthrop  Library  Association,   Win- 
throp. 

J.  Belcher,  President.  Warren  Belcher, 
Secretary. 

Worcester  County  Horticultural  Society. 

Incorporated,  1812. 

D.  Waldo  Lincoln,  Pres.  Frederick  W. 
Pierce,  Jr.,  Treas,  J.  Henry  Hill,  Sec. 
Clarendon  Harris,  Lib. 

Worcester  County  Mechanics' Association. 

Incorporated,  1850. 

Geo.  M.  Rice,  Prts.  J.  C.  M.  Armsby, 
Vice  Pres.  Benjamin  Walker,  Treas. 
Phineas  Bull,  Clerk. 

Worcester  County  Teachers'  Association. 
Geo.  Bushnell,  Worcester,  Pres.     S. M. 
Cooke,  Oxlord,  Sec.  and  Treas. 

Worcester  County  West  Agricultural 
Society. 

Edward  Denny,  Barre,  Pres.  Wm. 
Brown,  Treas.  Chas.  Brimblecom,  Barre, 
Sec. 

Worcester  District  Medical  Society. 

Dr.  Alfred  Hitchcock,  Fitchburg.  Pres. 
Dr.  Calvin  P.  Fiske,  Fiskedale,  Vice  Pres. 
Dr.  Thomas  H.  Gage,  Worcester,  Sec. 
Dr.  J.  Marcus  Rice,  Worcester,  Treas. 
and  Lib.  ., 

Worcester  Lyceum  and  Library  Asso. 
Henry  Chapin,  Pres.     Henry  A.  Marsh, 
Treas.     Thomas  Bade,  Sec. 

Worcester  Mozart  Society. 
Putnam  W.  Tafl,  Pres.  Albert  I,. 
Benchley,  Vice  Pres.  Edward  Hamilton, 
Musical  Director.  James  R.  Pierce,  Li- 
brarian. Henry  P.  Baker,  Sec.  and 
Treas. 

Worcester  North  Agricultural  Society. 
Incorporated,  18-53. 
Jalez  Fisher,  Fitchburg,  Pres.  M.  M. 
Gage,  Fitchburg,  Ezra  Kendall,  Sterling, 
Vice  Pres.  Wm.  G.  Wvman,  Cor.  and 
Rec.  Sec. 

Worcester  North  District  Medical  Society. 
Dr.  William  Parkhurst,  Petersham, Pres. 
Dr.  Jonas  A.  Marshall,  Fitchburg,  Vice 
Pres.  Dr.  Thomas  R.  B  mtelle,  Fitchburg, 
Treas.  Dr.  James  P.  C.  Cummin gs, 
Fitchburg,  Sec.  Dr.  James  R".  Wellman, 
Fitchburg,  Lib. 

Worcester  South  Agricultural  Society. 
Oliver  C.  Felton,  Brook  held,   Pres.      S. 
F.  Marsh,  Sturbridge,  Treas.     Aaron  Ly- 
on, Sturbridge,  Rec.  Sec.     Calvin  P.  Fiske, 
Fiskdale,  Cur.  Sec. 

Worcester  Sunday  School  Society. 
Organized,  Oct.  8,  1834. 
Rev.  Thus.  T.    Stone,    of  Bolton,    Pre.;. 


Hamilton    A. 
Sec. 


Hill,    F 


of    Worcester, 


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Worcester  West  Agricultural  Society. 
Edward  Denny,   13^rre,   Pre*.     Charles 
Brimblecoia,  Sec. 

Yarmouth  Horticultural  Society. 
N.  S.  Simpkins,  Pres.     John  0.  Thayer, 
Sec. 

Yarmouth  Institute. 
Nathan  Hallett,   Pres,    Isaac  Myrick, 
Jr.,  Sec. 

Young  Catholics'  Friend  Society, 
.aostoa. 
Organized,  1835.  Patrick  Donahoe, 
Pre*.  Bernard  Caliaghan,  Vibe  Pres.  John 
Lahey,  Pec.  Sec.  M.  J.  Ward,  Cor.  Sec. 
Thomas  Glassett,  Treas.  Gerald  Moore, 
Bookkeeper.  John  Kavanagh,  Clothing 
Steward. 

Young- Men's  Benevolent  Society,  Boston, 
Henry  A-  Rice,  Pns.  J.  Sullivan  War- 
ren, Vice  Pres.  Frederick  W.  Lincoln, 
Jr.,  Treas.  George  A.  Brown,  See.  David 
R.  Whitney,  James  Tolman,  Auditors. 
Chosen  third  Tuesday  of  November. 

Young  Men's  Berean  Association, 
Chariestown. 
R,  J,  Chute,  Pres.     Horace  F.   Barnes, 
Sec. 

Young  Ken's  Christian  Association. 

Organized,  Dee.  29,  1851. 
Rooms  in  Tremont  Temple,  Boston. 
Franklin  W  Smith,  Pres.  Charles 
Deraond,  Cor.  Sec.  1).  F.  Chapman,  Rec. 
See.  S.  G.  Deblois,  Treas.  C.  T.  Taylor, 
Auditor.  Thomas  T.  Bailey,  Librarian. 
Chosen  in  May.  - 

Young  Ken's  Christian  Association, 

Lynn. 
Henry  Moore,  Pres.    Alonzo  P.  Faulk- 
ner, Sec. 

Young  Mon's  Christian  Association, 

Melrose . 
Rev.    Wk.    IL    Monroe,    Pres.     S.   A, 
She! ton,  Sec, 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association, 

Souch  Danvers, 
George  F.  Osborne,  Pres.     J.  W,  Hub- 
bard, !S.c. 


Young  Men's  Christian  Association, 

Woburn. 
Jonas  P.  Barrett,  Pres. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Union. 
Rooms  in  Bedford  street. 
John  Sweetser,  Pres.  A.  M.  ShurtlefT, 
Gen.  S  Hale,  Vice  Pres'ts.  Thornton  K. 
Lothrop,  Cor.  Sec.  D.  B.  Hallett,  Rec. 
Sec.  E.  R.  Frost,  Pres.  Oiiicers  chosen 
in  May. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Union, 
Gloucester. 

Chas.  C.  Pettengill,  Pres.  D.  M.  Easton, 

Sec. 

Young  Men's   Debating  Society,    Lynn. 

Eben  Parsons,  Jr..  Pres.  William  L. 
Garrison,  Jr.,  Sec. 

Young  Men's  library  Association, 

Taunton. 

Chas.  Foster,  Pres.  John  S.  Brayton, 
James  H.  Dean,  Vice  Pres'ts.  Geo.  M. 
Woodward,  Treas.  Joseph  E.  Wilbur, 
Rec,  Sec.    A.  hi.  ide,  Jr.,  Cor.  Sec. 

Young  Men's  library  Association. 

Worcester. 

Organized,  1849. 

Ira  Stewart,  Pres.     Clark  Jillson,    Vice 

Pres.    O.  H.  Dunham,  Treat.     Woodbury 

C.  Smith,  Rec.  Sec.     H.  M.  Morse,  Lib. 

Young  Men's  Literary  Association, 
Woburn. 

G.  H.  Conn,  Pres. 

Young  Men's  Literary  Institute, 
Medford. 
Wm.  C.   Haskins,   Pres.      Thomas   P. 
Smith,  Cor.  Sec,     William   H.    Burbank, 
Pec.  Sec. 

Young  Men's  ftoioaa,  Salem. 

Instituted,  1855. 

R.  C.  Manning,  Pres.     Justin  Rideout, 

Vice  Pres.     Chas.    B  iwker,  Treas.      Geo. 

W.   Williams,  Rec,  Sec.     Francis  H.  Lee, 

Cor.  Sec. 


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MASONIC   INSTITUTIONS, 


Grand  Lodge  of  Massachusetts. 

Officers  elected,  December,  18.57. 

M.  W.,  John  T.  Heard,  of  Boston,  Grand 
Master. 

•   it.  W.,  Rev.  Wm.  Flint,  of  Greenfield, 
Deputy  Grand  Master. 

It.  VV.,  L.  H.  Gamwell,  of  Fittsfield, 
Senior  Grand  Warden. 

R.  W  ,  Charles  Bobbins,  of  Boston, 
Junior  Grand  Warden. 

R.  VV'.,  Thos.Toiman,  of  Boston,  Grand 
Treas. 

It.  W'.,  Chas.  W.  Moore,  of  Boston,  Re- 
cording (! rand  Sec. 

R.  VV*.,  George  Washington  Warren,  of 
C»*4uIesto\vn,  (.'or.  Grand  Sec. 

W.,  Rev.  Samuel  Osgood,  of  Spring- 
field; W„  Rev.  E.  M.  Pr  Wells,  D.  D.,  of 
Boston,  Grand  Chaplains. 

VV.,  Win.  6.  Gardner,  of  Lowell,  Grand 
Marshal. 

W.,  Enoch  Hobart,  of  Boston,  Senior 
Grand  Deacon. 

W„,  Wm.  VV.  Baker,  of  Boston,  Junior 
Grand  Deacon. 

VV.,  Peter  Wamwright,  of  Boston  ;  W„ 
John  Low,  of  Chelsea  ;  W.,  William  W, 
Wheildon,  of  Concord ;  W.,  Sandford  M. 
Hunt,  of  Roxbury,  Grand  Stewards. 

VV.,  Peter  C.  Jones,  of  Boston,  Grand 
Sword  Bearer. 

VV.,  John  Alden,  of  Randolph;  W.,  J. 
P.  Pattee,  of  West  Cambridge,  Grand 
Pitrsuivanis. 

\Y\,  William  C.  Martin,  of  Boston; 
W.,  Benj.F.  Nouxse,  of  Cambridge,  Grand 
Lecturers. 

Bro.,  Irving  I.  Harwood,  of  Boston, 
Gr  md  Oryamu. 

Bro.,  Samuel  II.  Gregory,  of  Boston. 
Grand  Chorister. 

Bro.,  Eben  F.  Gay,  Grand  Tyler. 

District  Deputy  Grand  Masters. 

K.W.  VVra.D.  Coolidge,  Boston,    1st  Dist. 

**     L  P.  Seavey,  Nevtburyport,  -d  " 

14     William  North,  Lowell,  3d  f< 

"     L.  Rawson,  Famumsville,    4th  •' 

"     L.B.Keith,  N.Bridgewater,  5th  " 

"     Henry  Earl,  Worcester,        6th  " 

'■     Geo.  H.  Tabor,  Fuirhavon,   7th  " 

"     Sylvester  Baxter,  Hyannis,  8th  " 

i4    If.  Reynolds,  Springfield,    9th  4" 

"     W.  B.C.  Pearsons,  Uolyuke.lUth  " 

"     C.B.Rogers,  Charlestuwn,  11th  " 

"     C.A.VVulker.SouthBoston,  12th  f< 
"     Charles  T.  Ward,  Special  Deputy  for 

Chili,  Suuth  America. 

Committee  of  Finance. 
Brothers   Samuel  P.   Oliver.  W.  H.  L. 
Suiun,  and  S  don  Thornton. 

''   ••■■'  m  of  the  Grand  Charity  Fund. 

lis  Ctsera  John  T.  Heard,  Rev.  William 
■  •  -  '.  '■-■  U.  Uamvvell,  Charles  Robbins. 
!'">■  fvlwuin,  Chks.  W.  Moore,  Daniel 
':■'-  <,  i  n  -.  Restieaux,  Win.  Park- 
man,  J  •;•  MiCitrliau,  John  Flint,  Wen- 
dell  1.  liuvid. 


Committee  on  Charity. 
Brothers  Rev.  E.  M.  P.  Wells,  Robert 
Keith,  Peter  Wainwright. 

Committee  on  the  Library. 

Brothers  Winslow  Lewis,  Geo.  M.  Ran- 
dall, Chas.  W.  Moore. 

Grand  Royal  Arch  Chapter  of 
Massachusetts. 

Officers  elected,  Sept.  8,  1858. 

John  McClellan,  Grand  Sigh  Priest  ; 
Isaac  P.  Seavey,  Deputy  Grand  High 
Prust;  Wm.  H.  L  Smith.  Grand  King  ,• 
James  Kimball,  Grand  Scribe  ;  Charles  C. 
Hutchinson,  Grand  Captain  of  the  Host; 
William  L.  Batchelder,  Grand  Principal 
Sojourner;  Samuel  Mason.  Jr.,  Grand 
Royal  Arek  Captain:  Daniel  Grant,  Jr., 
Alexander  K.  Bryer,  and  James  A.  May- 
nard,  Grand  Masters  of  Veil;  Peter  C. 
Jones,  Grand  Treasurer ;  Thomas  Water- 
man, Grand  Secretary  ;  Edward  P.  Graves 
and  Samuel  K.  Hutchinson,  Grand  Lec- 
turers; Rev.  N.  M.  Gaylord,  Grand  Chap- 
lain;  Edward  B.  Moore  and  C.  Sander- 
son, Grand  Stewards. 

Wyzeman  Marshall,  Solon  Thornton, 
Andrew  Lanergan,  Committee  of  Finance. 

Thomas  Waterman,  E.  P.  Graves,  John 
F.  Fellows,  Committee  of  Charity. 

Wm.  C.  Martin,  Tyler. 

Grand  encampment  of  Massachusetts 
and  Rhode  Island. 

Officers  elected,  October,  1858. 

j  Sir  Winslow  Lewis,  of  Boston,  Mass.. 
G'd  Mater  ;  Sir  Wm.  Field,  of  Providence, 
R.  I.,  Dep.  Grand  Master  ,  S'r  Chas.  Rob- 
bins,  of  Boston,  Mass.,  Grand  Generalis- 
simo; Sir  Geo.  F.  Wilson,  of  Providence, 
R.  I.,  Grand  Captain   General;    Rev.  Sir 

|  Wm.  R  Alger,  of  Boston,  Mass.,  Grand 
Prelate;  Sir  Wm.  A.  Smith,  of  Worcester, 
Mass.,  Grand  Senior  Warden;  Sir 
William  S.  Gardner,  of  Lowell,  Mass., 
Grand  Junior  Warden;  Sir  Wiibam 
Parkman,  of  Boston,  Mass.,  Grand  Treas- 
urer; Sir  Wm.  II.  L.  Smith,  of  Boston, 
Mass.,  Grand  Recorder;  Sir  Benjamin 
Dean,  of  Boston,  Mass.,  Grand  Sicord 
Bearer;    Sir  It.  S.  Spofibrd,  of   Newbury- 

j   port.  Mass.,  Grand  Standard  Bearer;  VV  m. 

I   B.  Branding,  of  Providence,  It.  1.,  Grand 

!    Warder. 


Supreme  Grand  Council  for  the 

Northern  Jurisdiction  of  thk 

United  States. 

Edward  A.  Raymond,  Boston,  (P.  G. 
Mi,)  Son.  Grand  Co?nma?ider,  ad  vitam. 

Robert  P.  Dun  lap,  (Ex.  Gov.  or"  Maine  ; 
P.  G.  M.,  &.c.)  Brunswick,  Me.,  Most  III. 
Lt.  Grand  Commander. 

Simon  VV.  Robinson,  of  Lexington, 
Mass.,  (P.  G.  M..J  III.  Grand  Treasurer 
Gen.  II.  R. 

Charles  VV.  Moore,  of  Boston,  (Grand 


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Secretary  of  G.    L.J   III.    G.   Sec.    Gen. 
II.  E. 

Rev.  A.bert  Case,  of  Boston,  Asst.  Gr. 
Sec.  Gen.  H.  E. 

Ammi  B.  Youns,  of  Washington,  D.  C, 
IK.  Gr.  Capt.  L.  G. 

WiHIam  B.  Hubbard,  of  Columbus, 
Ohio,  ((}.  G.  M.ofG.  G.  Encamp.  U.  S.j 
Sov.  Gruad  Ins.  Gen.  II.  E. 

Charles  Oilman,  of  Baltimore,  (P.  G. 
}{.  of  Maryland,  and  M.  E.  Gen.  Gr.  H. 
Priest  Gelt..  Gr.  Chapter  U.  States  J  Sov. 
Gr.  Ins.   Gen.  33d. 

C.  II.  Starkweather,  Chicago,  Illinois, 
Sov.  Gr.  Ins.  Gen. 

District  Deputies. 

Giles  F  Yates,  New  York  ( Past  M.  P. 
S.  Gr.  Com.  33d j— Deputy  for  New  Yrork. 

John  Christie,  of  Portsmouth,  N.  II., 
(P.  G.  M.)  Sov.  Gr.  Ins.  Gen.  33d—  Dep- 
uty for  New  Hampshire. 

Killian  ri.  Van  Rensselaer,  of  Cam- 
bridge, Ohio,  (P.  I.  G.  M.  Car.  II.  E  ) 
Sov.  Gr.  Ins.  Gen.  33d — Deputy  for  West- 
ern Pennsylvania  and  Ociio. 
Grand  Consistory  of  S.  P.  R.  S.  for 
New  E.ngi.a.vd,  32  Degrees. 

Edward  A.  Raymond.  Boston,  G.  Com'r 
in  Chief;  Aiiiiin  B.  Young,  Boston,  2d 
Lieut.  Grand  Com'r;  Charles  W.  Moore, 
Boston,  G.  M.  C. ;  Rev.  Taos.  R.  Lam- 
bert, Boston,  Grand  Sec. 

They  all  hold  their  meetings  at  Nassau 
Hall,  Washington,  corner  Common  street, 
Boston. 

Officers  of  Boston  Encampment. 
Sir  Wm.  Ellisoa,  Grand  Commander ; 


Sir  Winslow  Lewis,  Generalissimo  ;  Sir 
C.  B.  F.  Adams,  Capt.  Gen. ;  Sir  Wm.  R. 
Alger,  Prelate  ;  Sir  John  K.  Hall,  Sen. 
Warden;  Sir  Wyzeman  Marshall,  Jan. 
Warden  •  Sir  Jonn  McClellan,  Treasurer  ; 
Str  W.  H.  L.  Smith,  Recorder;  Sir  V.  C. 
Raymond,  S>rord  Bearer;  .S'.'VNoah  Butts, 
Standard  Bearer ;  Sir  Andrew  Lanergan, 
Warder;  Sir  Solon  Thornton,  Sir  James 
M.  Burgess,  Sir  Henry  C.  Stratum, 
Guard*;  Sir  Winslow  Lewis,  Armorer; 
Sir  William  C.  Martin,  Sentinel;  Sir  H. 
G.  Barrows,  Organist. 


De.Molay  Encampment  of  Knight 
Templars. 

Sir  Clement  A.  Walker,  E.  Grand 
Commander ;  Sir  Wm.  Park  man,  General- 
issimo ;  Sir  Ghas.  R-obbims,  Capt.  Gen.; 
Rev.  Sir  John  T.  Burrill,  Prelate;  Sir 
P.  Adams  Ames,  Sen.  Warden*  Sir  Bei;j. 
Dean,  Jun.  Warden;  Sir  John  A.  Cum 
niings,  Treasurer;  Sir  "Edward  D.  hell. 
Recorder ;  Sir  Joseph  J.  Whiting,  Stand- 
ard Bearer;  Sir  Lyman  Tucker,  Sioord 
Bearer;  Sir  Wm.  B.  Fowle,  Jr.AVafder ; 
Sir  Chas.  Robbins,  Sir  Joseph  W.  Ward, 
Sir  Thomas  Restieaux,  Encampment  Com' 
mittee ;  Sir  Chas.  0.  Eaton,  1st  Guard;  Sir 
Marlborough  Williams,  2d  G tiara I;  Sit 
Sam"  J.  M.  Homer,  3d  Guard;  Sir  Chas. 
F.  Wood,  Musical  Director ;  Sir  E.ben  F. 
Gay,  Armorer ;  Sir  Wm.  C.  Martin,  Sen- 
tinel ;  Sir  E.  G.  Tucker,  Sir  Sv^en  A. 
Tripp,  Sir  Luther  L.  Tarbeil,  Committee 
on  Charity. 


INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  ODD  FELLOWS. 


Grand  Encampment  of  Massachusetts. 
Officers  elected  in  August. 
Horatio  N.  Gunn,  M.  W.  Grand  Patri- 
arch :  Thomas   C.   Porter,  M.  E.   Grand 


High  Priest;   Charles  F.'ciassen,  It.  W. 
ior  Warden;   Charles  D.  Cole, 


Grand  Sen...., 

It.  W.  Grand  Scribe;  Charles  Havden.fi. 
W.  Grand  Treasurer;  William  A.  Swift, 
R.  W.  Grand  Junior  Warden;  'Valentine 
Mkson,  Grand  Sentinel;  Mortimer  Lyon, 
D.  Grand  Sentinel;  Enos  11.  Tucker,  Jr., 
Grand  Representativs  to  G.  L.  IT,  S. 
Abstract  /Won  the  Annual  Report  to  the  R. 
W.  Grand  Lodge  of  the  United  States, 
for  the  gear  ending  June  30,  1858. 

Number  of  Initiations 2*> 

Admitted  by  Card,. 3 

**        Withdrawn  by  Card,.. *.»,».     9 

**         Reinstated, 23 

"        of  Deaths, . .     7 

of  Past  Chief  Patriarch*, 
M  of  Past  High  Prif  sts,... 
"        Coiimbuting  Member  j,  .. 

Revenue. $',  , 

Relief  Report. 

Number  of  Patriarchs  relieved, 

"        of  Widowed  families  relieved,. 

of  Patriarchs  buried.........     7 

Amount     paid    fur    reitef     of     Patri- 
archs,...'  ST, 283.12 


Sit  and  Lodge  of  MA^acuvsiriT.s. 
,    Officers  elected  in  August. 

William  Marble,  M.  W.  Grand  Vaster, 
Boston.  Philip  K.  Hills,  R.  W.  I).  G. 
Master,  Neiobttryport.  Nathaniel  Adams, 
R.  W.  Grand  Warden,  Boston.  Charles 
D.  Cole,  R.  W.  Grand  Secretary,  Boston. 
Charles  Hayden,  R.  W.  Grand  Tn**nrcr, 
Boston.  E.'M. P.Wells,  Rev.  Grand  Chap- 
lain, Boston.  C.  Rand,  Charlcstoicn^  C.H. 
Buckingham,  Boston,  R.  IV.  Grand 
Representatives  to  the  Grand  Lodge  of  the 
United  States. 

Abstract  from   the  Report  of  the    R    W. 

Grand  Lodge  of  Mass  ichusetts    to  the  I'. 

W.  Grand  Lodge  of  the  United   States, 

for  the  year  commencing/  July   1,  1^07, 

and  ending  June  30,  1858. 

Number  of  Initiations, ,103 

"         of  Rejections 1 

Admitted  by  Card 23 

Withdrawn  by  Card, o9 

"        Reinstated 44 

Expelled, 31 

of  Deaths (<59 

"         of  Past  Grands 1313 

"         of  Contributing  Members,. . .  il'29 
Total  amount  of  Receipts, ...»^'2<5,y01.8i 


240 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Relief  Report. 

Number  of  Brothers  relieved, ..370 

"         "  Widowed  families  relieved,171 

"■  "  Brothers  buried, ,   56 

Amount   paid   for   relief  of 

Brothers 59,191.89 


j   Amount  paid  Widowed  families,    3,432.93 
u         <»      for    Education     of 

Orphans, 108.00 

Amount  paid  for  burying  the  dead,  1,995.54 

Total  amount  of  relief, $17,671.3 


ORDER  OF  UNITED  AMERICANS, 

Annual  session  in  New  York,  second  Tuesday  in  November. 


Officers  of  Arch  Chancery. 

Jonathan  Peirce,  A.  G.  Sachem,  233 
Commercial  Street,  Boston.  William  B. 
Lewis,  -4.  O.  First  C,  Brooklyn,  N.  York. 
Presemt  Robinson,  A.  G.  Second  C,  Sa- 
cramento, Cal.  Geo.  H  Raymond,  A.  G. 
C.  of  C,  183  Sixth  Street.  N.  Y.  Joshua 
L.  Husbands,  .-1.  G.  C.  C,  Philadelphia, 
Pa.,  Daniel  TalrnaJ^e,  A.  G.  F.  C,  60 
Water  Street,  N.  Y.  John  H.  Purdy, 
A.  G.  C.  of  £.,  Philadelphia.  Pa.  H.  S. 
Baucker,  Clerk,  267  Bowery,  N.  Y. 
A rch  Chancellors . 

E.  B.  Dearborn,  Jona.  Peirce.  C.  S. 
Woofindafe. 

Officers  of  Mass.  State  Chancery. 

E.  B-  Dearborn,  of  Boston,  G.  S. ;  N. 
C.  A  Preble,  G.  First  C;  Hiram  Morse, 
G.   Second  C;   W,  I.  Twombly,   G.  C,  of 


C;  J.  F.  Dunning  G.  C.  of  E. ;  G.  L. 
Whitcomb,  G.  S.  A.  A. ;  C.  W.  Denni.son, 
G.  C. 

The  annual  meeting  of  the  State  Chan- 
cery is  held  in  Boston"  on  the  first  Monday 
iri  October.  Quarterly  meetings  in  Jar. u- 
ary,  April,  and  July,  and  special  meetings 
at  pleasure. 

United  Sons  or  America. 

The  Annual  Meeting  of  the  General 
Camp  is  heH  on  the  third  Thursday  in 
January,  and  the  Quarterly  Meetings  on 
the  ttiird  Thursday  in  April,  July,  and 
October,  at  Independence  Hall,  Boston. 

E.  B.  Moore,  M.  D.,  II.  C.  ;  D.  M.  R. 
Dow,  H.  D.  A/.;  K.  N  Holbrook,  H.  S. ; 
S.  W.  Whitney,  H.  F:S.;  James  Quinn, 
H.  T.;  J.  W.  Appleton,  II.  C,  of  G.; 
G.  W.Burns,  II.  L.cfG, 


SONS  OF  MALTA. 


GruNb  Lodge  of  New  England. 

P.  G.  C.  Otis  Rich,  Supreme  Grand 
Comm  inder.  P.  Y.  G.  G.  James  A.  Ab- 
bot:, Supreme  V.  G.  Commander.  P.  G. 
ChaneeltOT  S.  C.  Burr,  Supreme  Grand 
Chancellor.  Samuel  R.  Glen,  Grand  Sec- 
■■■  ,.  Charb-s  Ash i on  Smith,  Grand 
Trea'i  ■  >>,-.  C.  F.  I>avennort.  Grand  Con- 
ductor.     William    H.    Bowditeli,    Grand 


Warden.    John  R.  Mullen,  Grand  Outs'dc 
Sent.  Wm.  W.  Peirce,  Grand  Inside  Sent. 

Phawmut  Lodge.  No.  1. 
Wm.  W.  Peirce,  Grand  Comniander, 
Milton  Andros,  V  G.  Commander.  S.  C. 
Pair,  Grand  Chancellor.  S.  R.  Glen, 
Sec.  Dexter  Bowser,  Treas.  C.  F.  Da- 
venport, Conductor.  W.  H.  Bowditch, 
Warden. 


SONS  OF  TEMPERANCE. 


The  Annual  Session  of  the  Grand  Divi- 
sion of  Massachusetts  is  held  in  Boston  on 
the  tMrd  Wednesday  of  October.  Quar- 
t<  r!y  Sessions,  location  at  pleasure, on  the 
third  Wednesday  of  Jan.,  April,  and  July. 
Officer*  of  (he  Grand  Division  of  Mass. 

Sam'l  A.  B.  Bragg,  of  Boston,  G.  VS.  P. 

Watson  B.  Hastings,  of  E.  Cambridge, 
G.  W.A. 

Samuel  W.  Hod-??,  of  Stoughton,  G. 
Scribe.  Office  in  Boston,  4G  Washington 
Stre<  t.  room  13. 

Davi  1  s.  Tarr,  of  Boston,  G.  Treas. 

lir\.  Thomas  Wilson,  of  Stoughton,  G. 
Chnp 

Koi  --•  P.  Rogers,  of  Charlestown,  G. 

for.-.'      '  tr. 

Otis  Sn  lib,  of  East  Weymouth,  G.  Sent. 

J.  hn  W.  T.  Stodder,  of  Boston,  P.  G. 
IV.  P. 

Subordinate  Divisions  in*  Boston. 

American,  No.  76,  Tuesday,  46  Wash- 
ngtou  street. 


Old  Bay  State,  No.  32,  Wednesday,  46 
Washington  street. 

Massachusetts.  No.  71,  Thursday,  45 
Washington  street. 

Skawniut,  y.o.  1,  Thursday,  cor.  Dover 
ana  Washington  streets. 

Fidelity,  No.  20,  Monday,  cor.  Bromfield 
and  Province  streets. 

Crystal  Fount,  No.  16,  Wednesday,  cor. 
Bromfield  and  Province  streets. 

Island  Home,  No.  18,  2»Ionday,  East 
Boston. 

Crystal  Wave,  23,  Friday,  South  Boston. 

Bethesda,  No.  5,  Friday',  South  Boston. 

Atlantic,  26,  Tuesday,  Province,  corner 
Bro  nfleld. 

Neptune,  29,  Friday,  Richmond,  corner 
Hanover. 

Kohinoor,  45,  Friday,  Dover,  corner 
Washington. 

Skakspeare,  46,  Saturday,  Province,  cor- 
ner Bromfield. 

Liberty  Tree,  47,  Tuesday,  3S5  Wash- 
ington. 


HOSPITALS. 


241 


TEMPLARS  OF  TEMPERANCE, 


The  Annual  Session  of  the  Grand  Tem- 
ple of  Mass.  is  hell  in  Boston,  on  the 
third  Wednesday  in  May.  Semi-annual 
Session,  location  at  pleasure,  on  the  third 
Wednesday  oi  November. 

Officers  of  the  Grand  Temple  of  Honor  of 
Massachusetts. 

Isaac  F.  Chase,  of  East  Cambridge.  G, 
W.  T. 

Joseph  M.  Gilson,  of  Boston,  G.  W.  V. 
T. 

Samuel  W.   Hodges,  of  Stoughton,   G. 


W.  It.  OfHce,  in  Boston,  46  Washington 
street,  Room  13. 

David  S.  Tarr,  of  Boston,  G.  IF.  Tr. 

,_>  0f    Boston,    G.  \V. 

Chap. 

S.  A.  B.  Bragg,  of  Boston,  G.  W.  U. 

G.  W.  Snow,  of  Boston,  G.  W.  G. 

Subordinate  Temples  in  Boston. 
Trimount  Temple,  No.  1,  every  Friday, 
at  46  Washington  street. 

Bay  State  Turn  pip,  No.  3,  every  Monday, 
at  46  Washington  street. 


I.   0.   Or1   GOOD  TEMPLARS. 


Orient  Lodge.    No.  1. 
Instituted,   October,   25,   1858. 

John  Henrv  Davis.  IF.  C.  T. 

Mary  Ann  Marshall.  IV.  V.  T. 

Moses  B,  Moody,  W.  S'. 

Gardner  S.  Cheney,  IV.  T. 

Henrietta  L.  Mayo,  W.  I.  G. 

Franklin  Putnam,  IV.  0.  G. 

Alphonso  Baksr,   W.  M. 

John  Wm,  W.  Marjoram,  W.  D.  M. 

Annie  Bristol,  R.  ft.  S. 

Auqusta  H.  Farrer,  L    IT.  S. 

George  Marshall,  IV.  C 

Georue  W.  Hill,   W.  /•.  S. 

Martha  P.  Hodges,    W.  A.  S. 

A.  F.  Chapman^  P.  W.C.T.,  and  Deputy 


R.W.G.T.  for  the  State  of  Massachusetts, 
Address,  130  Commercial  St.,  Boston. 

Crescent  Lodge.    No.  2,    Charles- 
TOWN,    Mass. 
Instituted,  January  5,  1S-59. 
John  W.  Hamilton,  W.  C,  T. 
Richard  Now  Ian.  IV.  S. 
B.  F.Wright,  P.  IV.  C.  T^s Lodge  Deputy. 

Franklin  Lodge.   No.  5.   Boston, Mass, 
Instituted,  January  31.  1S<59. 
Charles  W.  Spear,  IV.  C.  T. 
Oscar  Lanreu^e,  \V.  S. 
John  C.  Haynes,  Lodge  Deputy. 
Mystic  Lodge.    No.  4.    Chelsea,  Mass, 
Institutf.d,  February  4,   1S-59. 


STATE  TEMPERANCE  COMMITTEE  EOR 1859. 

Rooms,  No.  11  Cqrnhill,  Boston, 

William  B,  Sooonrr,  P)'eMent.  William  R,  Stacy.  Treasurer;  B.  W.  Williams,  Sec- 
retary ,  Rev.  Edwin  Thompson  and  Dr.  Charles  J ewett',  Ayents.  Amtovcr,  John  Smith, 
John  Stimson ;  Abing.ton,  James  Ford ;  Attleboro',  H.M.Richards;  Brookline,  W. 
II.  Jameson  ;  Boston,  Wm.  B.  Spooner,  W.  R.  Stacy,  II.  D.  dishing,  Henrv  Edwards, 
Albert  Day,  Rev.  A.  A.  Miner,  Rev.  Phineas  Stone,  A.  II.  Twomblv,  Rev.  C.'L.  McCur- 
dy,  Rev.  A.  B.  Fuller;  Cambridge,  J.  M.  S.  Williams;  Chelsea,'  Charles  B.  Wilder, 
Rev.  J.  II.  Twombiy  ;  Conway,  Asa  Howlaiid ;  Easton,  Oliver  Ames.  Jr  ;  Foxboro', 
Otis  Carv  ;  Fail  River,  Nathan  Durfee;  Fitchburg,  Renj.  Snow,  Jr. ;  Hopkinton,  Itev. 
J.  C.  Webster;  Lynn,  B.  F.  Mudge ;  Lowell,  John  Nesmith,  Ignatius  Tyler;  Maiden, 
Rev.  E.  0.  Haven";  New  Bedford,  R.  C.  Pitman  ;  Newton,  J.  Iv  Bacon;  Northampton, 
J.  P.  Wilikton  ;  Roxbury,  Moses  Gregg;  Salem,  John  Bertram  ;  South  Adams,  W.  C. 
Piunkett;  South  Weymouth,  B.  F.  White;  South  Boston,  W.  B.  Dodge;  Springfl  Id, 
ESiphalet  Trask,  Alanson  liawicv  ;  Shelburne  Falls,  E.  G.  Lamson  ;  Taunton,  Albert 
Field  ;  Worcester,  P.  S.  Moses  :  Whitinsville,  Paul  W.  Dudley  ;  Westfield,  Levi  Bush  ; 
West  Amesbury,  Patten  Sargent ;  Watertown,  Jesse  A.  Locke  ;  Walpole,  Rev.  Edwin 
Thompson;  Beverly,  Stephen  Baker. 


HOSPITALS, 


State  Lunatic  HosFrrAL,  Worcester,; 

Was  founded  by  the  State,  and  was  first 
opened  for  patients  in  January,  1833.  It 
has  of  late  bt-en  sustained  from  board  of 
patients.  The  ch  trge  i^  n  >\v  £2-, 75  to  £3 
per  wet;k.  They  are  sent  th<  re  by  order  of 
We  Judges  of  Probate,  by  Overseers  of 
the  Poor,  and  by  warrant  of  the  Governor. 

16 


Trustees,  Thomas  Colt,  of  Pktsfieldj 
Ghas.  H.  Stedraan,  of  Boston;  Joseph  X. 
Bates,  of  \voreest<  r;  Win.  T.  Merritield, 
of  Worcester;  Robert  W.  Hooper,  of 
Boston. 

Resident  Officers:  Merrick  Bemis,  M.  D., 
Superintendtid ;  Lev.  Isaac  HosfoTd,<  'hap- 
lain;  Frank  1L  Rice,  M.  D..  Assistant 
Physician;    Iler.ry   C.   Prentiss,    M.    D., 


212 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Clerk  and  Apothecary  ;  Sirs.  C.  A-  Bemis, 
Matron. 

Henry  Woodward,  of  Worcester,  Treas- 
urer. 

State  Lr.vA.Tic  Hospital,  Taunton. 

Trustees,  Geo. A. Crocker,  Taunton  ;  Geo. 
(lowland,  Jr..  New  Bedford;  M.  R.  Ran- 
dall, Rehoboth;  Chas.  Edw.Cook,  Boston ; 
John  Si.  Kinney,  Wareham. 

U  lident  Officers,  Geo.  C.S.  Choate,  SI.D., 
Superintendent  and  Physician',  Silas  A. 
Holman,  M.  D.,  Assistant  Physician ,- Til- 
son  Fuller,  Clerk.  The  eludes  of  Chap- 
lain are  performed  by  the  clergymen  of 
Taunton  in  rotation. 

Boston  Lyino-In  Hospital. 

Meetings  at  the  Hospital  on  the  first 
Tuesday  of  every  month.  Hon.  Stephen 
Fairbanks,  President.  Dr.  John  Romans, 
Vice-President.  Charles  H.  Parker,  Sam '1 
Hooper,  Frmcis  Boyd,  Wm.  H.  Foster 
Charles  E.  Ware,  Trustees  chosen  by  the 
Corporation.  A.  A.  Wellington,  John  W. 
Warren,  Trustees  chosen  by  the  Massachu- 
setts Ch  iritahle  Fire  Society.  Abbott 
Lawrence,  Rev.  S.  K.  Lothrop,  Trustees 
chosen  by  the  Massachusetts  Humane  Soci- 
c'y.  Francis  A.  Hall,  Secretary.  Thorn- 
ton K,  Lothrop,  Treasurer.  Horace  Du- 
pee,  M.  D.,  Wm.  Read,  M.  D.,  Horatio  R, 
Storer,  M.  D.,  Attending  Physicians. 
Hospital  building  on  Springfield  and  Wor- 
cester streets. 

State  Lunatic  Hospital  at    North- 
am  E>  TON. 

Eliphalet  Trask,  of  Springfield  ;  John 
C.  Russell,  of  Great  Barrington  ;  Charles 
Smith.  Northampton  ;  Luther  V.  Bell, 
Charlestown  ;  Zebina.L  Raymond,  Green- 
field; Trustees.  Wm.  H.  Prince,  M.  D  , 
Superintendent.  Austin  W.  Thomp  an, 
51.  D..  Assistant  Physician.  C.  K.  Bart- 
lett,  Clerk.  Asa  Wright,  Farmer.  Rob't 
M,  Whitehouse,  'Engineer. 

Mass.  HoifffiopATHic  Hospital. 
Incorporated,  18-55. 
Charles  B.  Hall,  President.  Dexter  S. 
King,  Edward  Slellen,  Dexter  E.  King, 
h  .-  .-  uis  ii.  V  iy,  Vice  Pres.  John  P.  Jew- 
ett,  Trcas.  Geo.  Bancroft,  Sec,  Simon 
Brown,  Otis  Ciapp,  Alex.  H.   Rice,  John 


Ii.  W 


>n  G.  Cheever.  R.  L.  Rob- 


';.'•■-,  Joseph  Story,  Jacub  S.  Albee,  W.  S. 
King,  J.  Q.  A.  Griffin,  J.  D.  Richardson, 
Edward  Ilvde.  Trustees* 


Massachusetts  General  Hospital, 
McLean  Street,  Boston. 

Incorporated,  1S11 
Wm.  Appleton,  Pres.  Nathaniel  I.  Bow- 
ditch,  Vice  Pres,  Henry  Andrews,  Treas, 
T.  B.  Hall,  Secretary.  James  Jackson, 
SI.  D.,  John  Jeffries,  M.  D.,  hdward  Rey- 
nolds, M.  D.,  Geo.  Hayward,Sl.  D.,  John 
Romans,  Si.  D.,  Winslow  Lewis,  SI.  D., 
Board  of  Consultation.  Officers  of  th* 
Hospital: — Benj.  S.  Shaw,  SI.  D.t.  Resi- 
dent Physician.  D.  Hump*  revs  Scorer, 
M.  D.,  John  B.  S.  Jackson,  M.  I).,  Ilenrv 
I.  Bowdncti,  SI,  D..  Geo.  C.  Shattuck,  Si". 
D.,  Augustus  A.  Gould.  SI.  D.,  Charles 
E.  Ware,  M.  D.,  Francis  Minot,  SI.  D., 
Visiting  Physieians.  Solomon  D.  Town- 
send,  SI.  D.,  J.  Slason  Warren,  Si.  D., 
Henry  J.  Bigelow,  SI.  D.,  Geor-e  H.  Gav, 
SI.  D.,  Henry  G.  Clark,  SI.  D.,  Samuel 
Cabot,  Jr.,  SI.D.,  Visiting  Surgeons.  John 
Bacon,  Jr.,  SI.  I).,  Chemist.  Calvin  Ellis, 
M.  D.,  Micro seopist  and  Curator  of  the  Pa- 
thological Cabinet.  Samuel  SI.  Abbott, 
SI.  D.,  Physician  to  out-door  P  tie;  is.  O. 
W.  Webber,  Apothecary.  II .  Fioward, 
Steward. 

Officers  ov  McLean  Asylum  for 
Insane,  Somerville. 

Henry  B.  Rogers,  James  B.  Bradlee, 
William  S.  Bullard,  William  J.  Dale,  Wil- 
liam W.  Greenongh,  Thomas  Lamb,  Rob- 
ert SI.  Mason,  Chas.  H.  SlilU.  J.  Tiio.ua? 
Stevenson,  John  Lowell,  Edward  V-'.ivr- 
glesworth,  Abbott  Lawrence,  'Trustees. 
John  E. Tyler,  SI.  D ^Physician and Super- 
intendeni.  Mark  Ranney,  SI.  D.,  J.  V,  C. 
Smith,  SI.  P.,  Asst.  Physicians  and  Apothe- 
caries. Columbus  Tyler,  Steward.  Mrs. 
Mary  E.  Tyler,  Matron.  Henry  H.  Pen- 
son,  Male  Supervisor.  Sliss  Relic:  R. 
Barber,  Female  Supervisor, 

United  States  Marine  Hospital, 
Chelsea. 

For  relief  of  sick  and  disabled  seamen. 
Charles  A.  Davis,  SI.  D.,  P'hysician  and 
Superintendent. 

Lowell  Hospital  Association. 

Hospital,  Merrimae,  corner  Pawtucket  st. 

Organized  in  1840. 

Trustees.  —  John  D.  Prince,  Chairman. 
Linus  Child,  Treas.  Charles  T.  Tiicen, 
o'er.  Oilman  Kimball,  Si.  D.,  Physt  :  l 
a  nd  Superintendent. 


STATE  ALUS  HOUSES. 


State  Alms  Ho'-se  at  Tewksburt. 

Geo.  Foster,  of  Andovef;  Elisha  Hunt- 
it  ?tun.  of  Lowell;  Dana  Hoi  len,  of  Bil- 
tenca,  Inspectors.    Titos.  J.  Marsh,  Supt. 


State  Alms  House  \t  SIonson. 

Gilbert  A.  Smith,  South  Hadley;  Gor- 
don SI.  Fisk,  Palmer;  Samuel  Banister, 
Worcester,  Inspectors.  John  SI.  Bre-vs 
ter,  Jr.,  Supt. 


State  A:. 


017SE  AT   BlilDGEWATER. 


State  Hospital  on  Rainsfokd's 
James  Ford,  Fall  Riyer ;  Wm.  E.  Slay,   I  Island. 

K'i'iiv;  James  il.  .Mite-hell,  Bridge-  !  Winslow  Lewis,  Francis  D.  Stedmaa, 
wrAter,  ImpecUrt,  l.y;\  L  G^odspeed,  !  Boston;  Wm.  Sutton,  Salem,  Inspesiort 
s^pt>  \  Lemuel  SI.  Barker,  Supt.  and  Physician. 


KAILROADS. 


243 


STATE  PRISON. 


Gideon  Haynes,  Warden.  Benj.  L.  Mayhew,  Deputy  Warden.  "William  Peirce, 
Clerk.  Amos  B.  Bancroft,  Physician,  Joseph  Rieker,  Chaplain.  John  A.  Goodwin, 
P.  J.  Stone,  Geo.  W.  McLell.an,  Inspectors. 

Whole  aura  ter  of  convicts,  Sept.  30,  18-38,  440  ;  number  received  during  the  year  end- 
ing Sept.  BJ,  1858,  103. 

discharged  during  the  same  time,  by  expiration  of  sentence,  126 ;  by  remission  of 
sentence,  26-;  by  death,  2;  escaped,  1.  Total,  155.  Leaving  whole  number,  Sept.  30, 
1858,  4S3  The  largest  number  at  any  one  time  daring  the  past  year  was  491 ;  the 
smallest,  435  ;  the  average  has  been  4G9. 

The  expenditures  for  the  year  ending  Sept.  30  were  $99,975.6$. 

The  receipts  during  the  year  were  573,167.06. 

Stock  on  hand,  .   6,062.69. 

The  principal  crime?  of  those  admitted  during  the  year  were, — larceny  in  shops, 
dwelling-houses,  &c..,  95;  shop-breaking,  11;  burglary,  47;  murder,  8.  Number  of 
prisoners  for  life,  34.     Foreigners,  198  ;  natives,  285.    Total,  483. 


RAILROADS. 


A  GUI  CULT  UK  AL   BR  ANCH. 

From  Frarmngharn  to  "Northboro*. 

Ivers  Phillips,  of  Fitehburg,  President. 
Stephen  Morse,  Jabez  S.  "Witherbee,  Sul- 
livan Fay,  John  Wenzell,  Samuel  Boyd, 
Cyrus  Gale,  Albert  Ballard,  Wilder  Bush, 
Fitch  Winchester,  William  Buckmiuster, 
Benj.  T.  Peed,  Horatio  X.  Bigelow,  "Wil- 
liam D.  Peck,  Directors.  Geo.  E.  John- 
son, Hoiliston,  Treasurer.  Chosen  last 
Wednesday  in  December. 

AMHERST  AND  BELCHER* 

TOWN. " 

Incorporated,  1851.  From  Amherst  to 
Palmer,  20  miles. 

Willis  Phelps,  Springfield,  president. 
Tfaos.  W.  William's,  New  London,  Conn. ; 
Edward  Dickinson,  John  Leiami,  L.  M. 
Bills,  Charles  Adams,  Anihorst;  Henry 
A.  Longley,  Belehertown,  Directors.  John 
S.  Adams,  Amherst,  Clerk  and  Treasurer. 
N.  D.  Potter,  Amherst,  Superintendent. 
Chosen  first  week  in  February. 


BERKSHIRE. 


From    the   >>*■ 


line   of   Connecticut 


T.  Bice,  YVm.  A.  V. 'heeler,  David  S.  Mes- 
singer,  Henry  H.  Chamberiin,  Worcester ; 
JoaO  S.  Holt,  Holrien  ;  Henry  Prentiss, 
Hubbardston  ,-  Levi  Heywood,  Gardner, 
D  rectors.  Caleb  Dana,  Worcester,  Clerk 
and  Treasurer.     Chosen  in  September, 

BOSTON  AND  LOWELL. 

Station  in  Boston,  on  Causeway  Street. 

Treasurer's    office,    5    Tremont    street 
Boston. 

Francis  B.  Crownihshield,  President. 
Geo.  W.  Lyman,  William  Minot,  Jr., 
Francis  B  Crowninshield,  Isaac  Hinckley, 
Josiah  G.  Abbott, -Directors.  Geo  Stark," 
Managing  Agent.  John  B.  WinsiOw,  Su- 
perintendent. J.  Thomas  Stevenson,  Bos- 
ton, Treasurer.  Thomas  P.  Teimey, 
Clerk. 


through  Sheffield,  Great  B.arrington,  West 
Stockbridge,  to  the  West  Stockbridge 
Railroad. 

Run  by  Housatonic  R.  R.  Co.  under  a 
perpetual  lease. 

Charles  W.  Hopkins,  Great  Barrington, 
President,  Charles  W.Hopkins,  Increase 
Sumner.  Great  Barrington  ;  Charles  Hunt, 
Canaan,  Conn.;  Oliver  Peck,  Sheffield.; 
John  E»  Thayer,  Boston,  Directors .  Ed- 
ward F.  En-i^n,  Sheffield,  Treasurer. 
Charles  Hunt,  Saperinttndent.  Chosen  in 
April. 

BOSTON,  BARRE,  AND 
GARDNER. 

From  Worcester  to  Barre  and  Gardner. 

Hon.  John  Brooks.  Princeton,  Presi- 
dent John  Brook.-,,  Princeton  ;  Step  lien 
SaMsbnry.Sam'i  Davis,  Horatio  N.  Tower, 
F«  1L  Eiunicutt,  Rejoice  Newton,  George 


bos: 


AND  main: 


Station  in  Boston,  Haymarkct  square. 

Francis  Cogswell,  President.  Francis 
Cogswell,  James  H.  Duncan,  George  W. 
Kittredge,  Daniel  M.  Christie,  Peter  T. 
Homer,  Israel  M.  Spehnan,  Henry  Salton- 
stall,  Directors.  William  Merritt,  Super- 
intendent. Horace  B.  Wilbur,  Treasurer. 
James  C.  Men  ill.  Clerk. 

Chosen  second  Wednesday  in  September. 

BOSTON  AND  PROVIDENCE. 

Station    in    Boston,     Pleasant,    opposite 
Phot  street. 

Charles  U.  Warren,  President. 
Batstow,  Samuel  T.Dana,  William 
ton,  George  R.  Russell,  Joseph  «■: 
Geo.  W.  Halle:,  Dire-tors.  Daniel : 
Superintendent.  Edwai  d  Pickering, 
Henry  Dalton,  Treasurer. 

Chosen  se  »nd  Wednesday  in  January. 

Trains  for  and  from  Providence,  New 
Bedford,  Taunton,  and  Way  Stations, 
leave  twice  daily  in  winter,  and  three  times 
during  the  rest  of  the  year. 

Express  steamboat  "train  for  New  York 
leaves  Boston  at  5.30,  P.  M.,  every  day  ex- 


John 
Apple- 


Clerk. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


£kmmm 

through    in 


cppt  Sunday,  Btopping  at  Mansfield  and 
Providence;  arrives  at  Stonington  about 
9,  P.  M.,  and  at  New  York  about  5,  A.  M. 

BOSTON  AND  WORCESTER. 

Station  in  Boston,  beach,  corner   of  Lin- 
coln street. 

Ginery  Twicheil,  President.  Ginery 
Twithfll,  Daniel  Denny,  Nathaniel  Ham- 
mond, Isaac  Emery,  Peter  T.  Homer, 
Bcnj.  F.  White.  Emory  Washburn,  D. 
Waldo  Lincoln,  Israel  Lombard,  Directors. 
E.  B.  Phillip-,  Superintendent.  E.  S. 
Philbrick,  Asst,  Surd. and  Engineer.  Geo. 
S.  Hale,  Clerk  and  Solicitor.  Horace 
Williams,  Treas.  David  Wilder,  Jr.,  Au- 
ditor. 

Chosen  first  Wednesday  in  February. 

r.     For  New  York 
M  and         Albany, 
without  change  of 
cars,  via  Worcester  and  Springfield. 

By  express  mail  trains  twice  a  day,  leave 
Boston  and  Worcester  Railroad  station, 
Albany  street,  at  8,  A.  M...  and  3,  P.  M. 
For  Albany,  at  8,  A.  M  ,  and  1.30  and  3, 
P.  M.  New  York  passengers  by_8,  A.M., 
train,  are  due  in  New  York  at  4.45,  P.  M.  r 
those  bv  3,  P.  M  ,  train  sup  at  Springfield, 
and  are -due  in  New  York  at  11.15,  P.  M. 
Albanv  passengers  dine  and  sup  at  Spring- 
field and  are  due  in  Albany  at  5  and  11,  P.M. 

Evening  trains  lejive  Albany  for  Niagara 
Falls,  Buffalo,  and  the  West,  at  6  and  11. 

Tickets  obtained  a:  office  of  Western 
Railroad*  No.  19  State  street,  Boston,  and 
at  ticket  qffi.ee  of  Boston  and  Worcester 
Railroad,  Albany  street.  Also,  for  New 
York,  via  Norwich,  by  steamers  Common- 
wealth or  Connecticut,  daily  (Sundays  ex- 
cepted), at  5.10,  P.  M.  Tickets,  state 
rooms,  ike,  secured  at  ticket  <<riiceof  Bos- 
ton  and  Worcester  Railroad  depot,  Albany 
street. 

G.  Twichell,  Supt.  B.  $  W.  R.  R. 

CAPS  CCD. 
Office  at  Hyatinis.! 
From  Boston,  via  Old   Colony  and  Fall 
River  Railroad,  to  Middleboro.' 
John  II.  W.  Page,  President.     Minor  S. 


sin,  Richard  Borden,  Benjamin  Bur- 
ge&a,  Nathaniel  S.  Simpkins,  Alexander 
Buxter.  John  II.  Shaw.  Directors.  Amos 
Otis,  Clerk.  E.  N.  Winslow,  Superinten- 
dent and  Treasurer. 

CHESHIRE. 

From  So.  Ashburnhain  to  Bellows  Falls. 

Dili  :e  in  Boston,  56  State  street. 

Thomas  Th.ach.er,  Boston,  President. 
1  Liuuas  Thacher,  C.  W.  Cartwriyht,  Bos- 
ton ;  Salnvt  Hale,  Thomas .  M.  Edwards, 
K   cue;     Ephrairo    Murdock,   Jr.,    Wiu- 

■  ..'.  n;  George  Huntington,  Walpole  ; 
Geo.  D.  Button,  Boston,  Directors.  Chas. 
J.  Kverett,  Treasurer. 

Chosen  second  Wednesday  in  May. 

0  0  NNECTICUT  RIVER. 

This  road  com  ets  at  Northampton 
trith  the  1.- ....  ~:.wf>  arid  Hampden  Rail- 
road, at  ur>  i  istkdd  with  the  Vt.  and  M  lss., 
and  ;,-'«-  the  Mate  tine  of  Vermont  with  the 
Valley  Railroad: 

Daniel  L.  Harris,  President,  Daniel  L. 
Harris,  of  Springfield;  Ignatius  Sargent, 


,  Israel  Spelman,  E.A.Dana,  of  Boston; 

Roland    Mather,    of    Hartford;     II.     W.. 

Clanp,  of  Greenfield;  Chester  W.  Chapin, 
i  of  Springfield ;  John  Chase,  of  Chicopee; 

J.  IL.  Butler,  of  Northampton,  Directors. 
I  S.  F.  Lyman,  Treasurer. 
Chosen  in  January. 

DANVERS, 

Incorporated,  1852.    From  North  Dan- 
I  Yers  to  South  Reading. 

Gilbert  Tapley,  of  Danvers,  President. 
Win.  I).  North  end,  Gilbert  Tapley,  George 
F.  Choate,  Frederick  Perley,  Chas.  Si. 
Cox,  Directors.  Geo.  F.  Choate,  Clerk 
and  Treasurer. 

DORCHESTER     AND    MILTON 
BRANCH. 

Nath'I  F.  SafTord,  of  Dorchester,  Presi- 
dent. Nath'l  F.  Safford,  Edmund  P.  Tiles- 
ton,  Oakes  Ames,  Edward  King,  E.  H. 
R.  Ruggles,  Amor  Hollingsworth,  Robert 
M.  Todd,  Directors.  Seth  D.  Whitney,  of 
Milton,  Clerk  and  Treasurer. 

EASTERN. 

From  Boston  to  Portland.  Station  in 
Boston,  Causeway,  near  Andover  st. 

John  Howe,  Brookline,  President.  John 
C.  Lee,  of  Salem  ;  Nathan  D.  Chase,  of 
Lynn;  Henry  II.  Ladd,  of  Portsmouth ; 
Samuel  Hooper,  George  M.  Browne,  of 
Boston  ;  Mieajah  Lunt,  of  Newburyport, 
Directors.  John  B.  Parker,  of  Boston, 
Clerk  and  Treasurer.  Jeremiah  Prescott, 
Superintendent.  W.  J  .  C.  Kenney,  Freight 
Agent. 

Freight  Office,  16  Merchants  Plow. 
Freight  House,  East  Boston. 

EASTON  BRANCH. 

Incorporated,  1851. 

From  the  Stoughton  Branch  Railroad  to 
Easton. 

Oakes  Ames,  President.  John  H.  Swain, 
of  Easton,  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  Oli- 
ver Ames,  Jr.,  Oakes  Anres,  A.  A.  Gil- 
rnpre,  Gyros  Lothrop,  of  Easton  ;  Nath'l 
Morton,  of  Stoughton,  Directors.  T.  M. 
Porter,  Agent. 

EAST  WALPOLE  BRANCH. 

Incorporated.  iSo-5. 

From  the  Now  York  Central  Railroad 
to  East  Walpole. 

Francis  W.  Bird.  Walpole,  President. 
George  II.  Place.  Walpole,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer.  F.  W.  Bird,  John  Morse.  Wii- 
iard  Lewis,  Geo.  Everett,  Chester  Morse, 
Directors. 

ESSEX, 
David  Pingree,  of  Salem,  President. 
F.ben  SuttOn,  of  South  Danvers  ;  Joseph 
N,  Sanderson,  of  Lynn;  Nathaniel  Wes- 
ton, David  Pingree,  Nathaniel  B.  Mans- 
field, Stephen  A.  Chase,  Salem;  Henry 
G.Gray,  Marblehead,  Directors.  John  B. 
Parker,  Clerk  and  Treasurer. 

FAIRHAVEN  BRANCH. 

From  New  Bedford  to  Tremont  Iron 
Works,  Wareham,  connecting  with  Cape 
Cod  R.  R.,  forming  a  direct  line  between 
New  Bedford  and  Boston. 

Ezekiel  Sawin,  President.  E.  Sawin, 
Wm.  L.  B.  Gibbs,  Nathaniel  Church,  L. 
C.  Tripp,  Isaiah  F.  Terry,   of  Fairhaven  ; 


KA1LE0ADS. 


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Edward  W.  Rowland,  of  New  Bedford; 
Loring  Meigs,  of  Mattapoisett,  Directors, 
Hervejp..  Tripp,  Treasurer.  Horace  Scott, 
Sitperintenctent.  Ofiioe  at  depot  in  Fair- 
haven.     Chosen  in  October. 

FITCHBURG. 

Station  in  Boston,  on  Causeway    street. 

John  J.  Swift,  President.  Alvah  Crock- 
er, Fitchburg  ;  Winthrop  E.  Faulkner, 
South  Acton  ;  Thomas  Whittemore, .Cam- 
bridge; P.  B.  Brigham,  Boston,  Directors. 
W.  B.  Stearns,  Superintendent  and  Engi- 
neer. John  P.  Welch,  Cierk  and  Treas- 
urer.    Chosen  last  Tuesday  in  January. 

FITCHBURG  AND  WORCES- 
TER. 

Office  at  Fitchburg. 

Ivers  Phillips,  President  and  Superin- 
tendent. Nathaniel  Wood,  James  H.  Car- 
ter, Joseph  Haskell,  Samuel  Houghton, 
Wm.D.  Peck,  Win.  D.  Cheever,  Direc- 
tors. Charles  W.  Wilder,  of  Fitchburg, 
Clerk  and  Treasurer.  Chosen  1st  Wed- 
nesday in  January. 


? 

iites. 

Price. 

Depot  Masters. 

From  FiteiiimrgJG 

1 

"lUobburg, 

E.  J.  Grossman, 

South  Fitchburg, 

2 

.10 

Leominsier, 

5 

.20 

JOSKPH  HaSSSLL. 

Gate?, 

7 

.30 

Pratt's, 

9 

OK 

Ste-Iing, 

32 

.40 

J.  H.  Cuaaisa. 

if  tennis  Junction, 

14 

.f,0 

C.  H..  Lo&QfO. 

fVTorcester, 

26 

.85 

♦Intersects  w'ththe  Vermont  &  Massachusetts 
Railroad,  and  Cheshire  Railroad. 

tlntersects  with  the  Western,  Providence  & 
Worcester,  Norwich  &  Worcester,  and  Boston 
&  Worcester  Kailroads. 

GRAND  JUNCTION  RAILROAD 
AND  DEPOT   COMPANY. 

Office  in  Boston,  13  Exchange  street. 

David  Kimball,  President.  Benjamin 
Lamson,  Da-rid  SirnbaU.  George  A.  Whit- 
ney, Samuel  S.  Lewis,  Samuel  Hooper, 
John  P.  Ober,  Directors.  George  W. 
Gordon,  Treasurer.  J.  P.  Robinson, 
Cleric.  E.  A.  Hail,  SupL  Chosen  in 
May. 

HAMPSHIRE!  AND  HAMPDEN. 

From  Northampton  through  Easthamp- 
ton  am!  Westfi-eld  to  Connecticut  State 
line  at  Soutbwick,  and  thence  by  the  New 
Haven  and  Northampton  Railroad  to  New 
Haven. 

Samuel  Williston,  President.  Samuel 
Williston,  Easthampton;  Joel  Hay  den, 
Haydenville- ;  Charles  Smith,  Northamp- 
ton; Ira  Yeomans,  Jr.,  Westfield;  Wm. 
Johnson,  Stephen  D.  Pardee,  Joseph  E. 
SheSield,  New  Haven,  Directors.  Win. 
Johnson,  New  Haven,  'Treasurer.  Chosen 
iii  June. 

HARTFORD  AND  NEW  HAVEN. 

Fro  n  Springfield  to  New  Haven. 
C.  t\  Pond,  Hartford,  President.  H. 
Fiteh,  Treasurer.  C.  F.  Pond,  Hartford; 
J.  S.  Brooks,.  Menden-;  Chester  W.  Cha- 
pio,  Springfield;  C.  Tan tierbilt,  John  A. 
liohinson,  New  York;  Wm.  Jarvis,  Mid- 
dleton ;  l'houias  Trowbridge,  Levi  Cook, 
IMrmtiirs. 


HORN  POND  BRANCH. 
From  Horn  Pond  to  the  Woburn  Branch 

of  Lowell  Railroad. 

Adolphus  Davis,  Boston,  President. 
Daniel  Draper,  Wm.  P.  Draper,  George 
D.  Guild,  Boston  ;  Bowen  Buckman,  Wo- 
burn, Directors.  Daniel  Draper,  Superin- 
tendent. Wm.  P.  Draper,  Treasurer.  Cho- 
sen in  Octobor. 

HOUSATONIC. 

From  Pittsfield  to  Bridgeport,  110  miles. 

Charles  Hunt,  of  Canaan,  President  and 
Superintendent.  Charles  Hunt,  of  Canaan  ; 
N.Thayer,  of.  Boston;  Lee  Can  field,  of 
Falls  Village;  Daniel  Marsh,  of  New 
Milford;  C.  W.  Hopkins,  of  Great  Bar- 
ring ton ;  Morris  Ketchura,  New  York; 
Stephen  Tomlinson,  E.  J.  Bishop,  of 
Bridgeport ;  W.  W.  Board-man,  of  New  Ha- 
ven, Directors.  Horace  Nichols,  of 
Bridgeport,  'Treasurer.  Ira  Sherman,  of 
Bridgeport,  Secretary. 

LEXINGTON  AND  WEST 
G  AIRBRIDGE, 

Office,  100  State  Street,  Boston. 

Charles  Hudson,  Lexington,  President. 
S.  Butterfield,  Addison  Gage,  John  Field, 
West  Cambridge;  James  Dana,  Joseph 
N.  Howe,  Abijah  W.  Farrar,  Boston,  Di- 
rectors.    Wm.  Stevens,  Treas.  and  Clark.' 

LOWELL  AND  LAWRENCE. 

Sidney  Spalding,  Lowell,  President. 
Sidney  '  Spalding,  Otis  Allen,  Horace 
Howard,  Isaac  Farrington,  Abner  W. 
Buttrick,  Paul  R.  George,  I.  W.  Daniels, 
Directors.  Francis  H.  Nourse,  Lowell, 
Clerk,  Treasurer,  and  Local  SupL  Chosen 
first  Monday  in  January. 

MARLBORO'  BRANCH. 

From  Marlboro'  Centre  to  Feltonville. 

Mark  Fay,  President.  Mark  Fay,  Ed- 
ward A.  Gav,  Francis  Brigham.  Elondge 
Howe.  Charles  Brijjhaim,  0.  W.  Aibee, 
Samuel  A.  Chipman,  Directors.  Lambert 
Bigelow,  Treasurer. 

MEDWAY  BRANCH. 

From  Medway  Village  to  the  North 
Wrentham  Depot  of  the  New  York  Cen- 
tral R.  R.  n      .,     t 

Holmes  Ammidown,  Boston,  President 
and    Superintendent.     Jacob    W.    1 
Treasurer.    Holmes     Ammidown, 
W.   Pierce,  Jacob   Edwards,  Jr., 
Wm.   B.  Boyd,  Luther  Mctcalf,  > 
Directors.    Chosen  first  M 
cember. 

MIDDLEBORGUGH  AND 
TAUNTON  li RANCH. 

Joshua  B.  Tobey,  President.  Vv'ra.  A. 
Crocker,  Taunton  ;  E.  Tucker,  Boston  ; 
Pardon  Tillinchast,  Joseph  S.  Tilling- 
hast,  New  Bedford;  Charles  Robinson, 
Rayuham;  Joshua  B.  Tobey,  Waveham  ; 
Abner  Ellis.  Sandwich,  Directors.  Edw. 
Pickering,1  f  Boston,  Treasurer  and  Cleric. 
Albert  E.  Swascy,  of  Taunton,  Supt. 

MIDLAND  RAILROAD 

COMPANY. 

Station  in  Boston,  foot  of  Summer  Street 

Alexander  DeWitt,  President.   Roi  itio 

N.  Slater,  Oliver   Dean,  A.  G.  I-arwell, 


J  ;■:  COO 

is  ton  ; 
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day  in   De- 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER, 


I).  X.  Pi.  kerinff,  3.  B.  Allev,  J.  W.  Clark, 
H  Imi  3  Ammidown.  Woodbridge  Odlin, 
William  Edwards,  Warren  Hunt,  Joseph 
Thayer,  Edmund  Wilkinson,  E.  N.  Chad- 
dock,  Lucien  Skinner,  Directors.  Edward 
Haynes,  Jr.,  Treas.  end  Clerk. 

MILLBUHY  AND  SOUTH- 
BRIDGE. 

From  Miilbury,  through  Webster,  to 
Southbridge. 

II.  N.  Stater,  of  Providence,  President. 
E.  D.  Ammidown,  of  Southbridge,  Treas. 
William  Edwards,  Manning  Leonard, 
R.  O.  Storrs,  Joshua  Ballard,  Jr.,  P.  C. 
Child,  S.  C.  Hartwell,  Thomas  E.  Graves, 
E.  D.  Ammidown,  H.  N.  Slater,  Directors. 

NASHUA  AND  LOWELL, 
Connects  at  Nashua  with  Wilton  R.  R., 
Concord  R.  R.,  and  Worcester   and  Nash- 
ua R.  R.,  and  is  ran  in  connection  with 
the  Boston  and  Lowell  R.  R. 

F.  B.  Crown-in  shield,  President.  Fran- 
cis B.  Crowninshieid,  Wm.  Amory,  Bos- 
ton; Daniel  S.  Richardson,  of  Lowell ;- 
Edward  Spalding,  Nashua  ;  Onslow 
Stearns,  "Directors.  Geo.  Stark,  Nashua, 
Manager.  John  B.  Winslow,  Superinten- 
dent* William  P.  Ainsworth,  Treasurer . 
George  Bowers,  Clerk. 

NEW  BEDFORD  AND 
TAUNTON. 

From  Taunton  to  New  Bedford,  20  miles. 
Joseph  Grinnell,  New  Bedford,  Pres. 
Joseph  Grinnell.  David  R.  Greene,  Thos. 
Mandell,  Ward  M,  Parker,  Geo.  Rowland, 
Jr.,  Thomas  S.  Hathaway,  E.  L.  Baker, 
Directors.  A.  E.  Swasey,  Taunton,  Supt. 
Lawrence  Grinnell,  Treas.' 

NEW13URYPORT  RAILROAD. 

Prom  Newbury  to  Bradford,  andGeoige- 
t'strn  to  North  Danvets.  Consolidated 
wMiDant  >■-•  and  Georgetown  Railroad  in 
Ibdo. 

Benjamin  Poole,  of  Topsfield,  Presides  t. 
George  J.  Tenney,  Samuel  Little,  Im. 
N-  Cieaveland,  Edward  Kimball,  George 
Cogswell,  Joseph  B.  Morss,  Humphrey 
Hoyr,  Franklin  Briekett,  Tappan  Pearson, 
Joseph  S.  Black,  Directors.  M.  E.  Hale, 
Treas. 

NEW  LONDON,    WILLIISAN- 
T1C,  AND  PALMER. 

From  New  London,  Conn.,  to  Palmer, 
Mass.,  60  miles. 

'!  bonus  W.  W.  Williams,  New  London, 
President.  John  Dickinson,  New  London, 
yy,  ...,., vr  ,.fl,.  Clerk*  U.  R.  Storrs,  New 
I'tHi.d',  ..,  Superintendent. 

NORWICH  AND  WORCESTER. 
*  Augustus  Brewster,  Norwich,  Conn., 
President.  Augustus  Brewster,  Charles 
■';  •■•'■  on-,  J.-d  >dwh  Huntington,  John  A; 
Rockwell,  ■)■.  m  Dunham,  Norwich ;  John 
'i.  Waitt,  Moses  Pierce,  Norwich  Town, 
Conn.;  J.  Newton  Perkins,  Robert  Bay- 
ard, John  A.  Weeks,  New  York  Citv  ; 
Alexander  De  Witt,  Oxford,  Mass.;  David 
A.  Seat,  Salem,  Miss.,  A.  D.  Lockwood, 
Killingly,  Conn. ;  Henry  K.  Horton,  Bos- 
ton, Directors.     George  L.  Perkins,  Nor- 


wich, Treasurer.  P.  St.  M.  Andrews,  Nor- 
wich Superintendent.  Eclw.  T.  Clapp, 
Norwich,  Clerk  Corporation.  E.  F.  Park- 
er, Norwich.  C.  S.  Turner,  Worcester, 
Masters  of  Transportation, 

OLD  COLONY  AND  PALL 
RIVER. 

Station  in  Boston,  Rneeland,   c.  South  St. 

From  Boston  to  Plymouth,  37^  miles. 

From  Boston  to  Fa'll  River,  53  miles. 

Alexr.  Holmes,  President.  Alexander 
Holmes,  Kingston  ;  Richard  P>orden,  Fall 
River;  Peter  H.  Peirce,  Middleboro' ;  Fras. 
B.  Crowninshieid,  William  J.  Walker, 
Caleb  C.  Gilbert,  James  H.  Beal,  Boston, 
Directors.  John  M.  Washburn,  Treas. 
Office  in  Boston.  George  W.  Billings, 
Agent,  Fall  Paver.     Chosen  in  January. 

PETERS  OHO'  AND  SHIRLEY. 

Connecting  with  the  Fitchburg  R.  R.  at 
Grotou  Junction.  From  Groton  to  Mason 
Village,  23  miles-. 

John  Nesmitb.,  Pres.  John  Nesmith, 
Wm.  J.  Walker,  James  N.  Tucker,  Moses 
Pricbard,WalterFessenden,  Dan'l  Adams, 
Geo.  Taft,  Lyman  Nichols,  H.  A.  Woods, 
Directors.  Edward  Ordway,  of  Townsend, 
Clerk  and  Treasurer.  Chosen  in  Septem- 
ber. 

PITTSFIELB  &  NOItTLT  ADAMS, 

Chester  W.  Chapin,  Springfield,  Pres. 
Stephen  Fairbanks,  Boston;  C.  W.  Cha- 
pin, Springfield;  Wm.  H.  Swift,  Robert 
Campbell,  PittsSeld,  Directors.  Stephen 
Fairbanks.  Boston,  Treasurer.  Henry 
Gray,  Springfield,  Superintendent.  Wm. 
Burton,  North  Adams,  Agent.  Chosen  in 
February. 

PROVIDENCE,  WARREN,  AND 
BRISTOL. 

C.  T.  Child,  Warren,  Pres.  L.  Chap- 
potin,  Treas.  L.  M.  E.  Stone,  Providence, 
Supt.  Robert  H.  Ives,  Amos  D.  Smith, 
Wm.  Goddard,  L.  Chappotin,  M.  Woods, 
Providence;  Charles  T.  Child,  T.  G.Tur- 
ner, Warren  ;  Samuel  W.  Church,  Bristol ; 
Willis  Phelps,  Springfield,  Directors. 

PROVIDENCE  &,  WORCESTER. 

Welcome  Farnum,  President.  Welcome 
Farnura,  Horatio  N.  Slater,  Moses  B. 
Lockwood,  Welcome  B.  Sayles,  Earl  P. 
Mason,  Harvev  Chace,  Paul  Whitin,  Wm. 
M.  Biekford,  Isaac  Davis,  Henry  Gould- 
ing,  Alexander  De  Witt,  Alexander  Dun- 
can, Daniel  W.  Vaughan,  E.  II.  Stoddard, 
Waldo  Eirle,  Joel  W.  White,  Pnilo  San- 
ford,  Stephen  Benedict,  Directors.  Ste- 
phen H.  Tabor,  of  Providence,  Superin- 
tendent. John  R.  Balch,  of  Providence, 
Tr^as.  William  D.  Hilton,  Supt.  of  Trans- 
portation,  Providence.  William  'H.  Jour- 
dan,  Supt.  of  Transportation,  Worcester. 


SALEM  AND  LOWELL. 
Incorporated,  184S. 

Thi3  road  is  leased  and  operated  by  the 
Boston  and  Lowell  Railroad  Company. 


RAILROADS. 


247 


SOUTH  SHORE. 
Office,  2r>h  State  street. 

From  Old  Colony  Depot,  Boston  ;  con- 
nects with  Old  Colony  Railroad  at  Br.ain- 
trre.  Officers  choson  last  Wednesday  in 
January. 

William  Humphrey,  Boston,  President. 
Win,  Sohier,  Win.  Humphrey,  Boston  ; 
James  C.  Doane,  La'oan  Souther,  Cohas- 
set;  E.  L.  White,  B rain tree  ;  John  W. 
Loud,  Joseph  Loud,  Jr.,  Chas. Humphrey, 
Weymouth  ;  Minot  Tirrell,  Boston,  Di- 
rectors.    Oilman  Davis,  Boston,  Treas. 


STOCKBRIBGE  &,  PIT 


'XEIiD. 


Thomas  Hurlbert,  Lee,  Pre?.  Thomas 
Hurlbert,  Daniel  R.  Williams,  William  B. 
Cooley,  Edward  H.  Owen,  Stephen  M. 
Buckingham,  Loring  G.  Bobbins,  Amos 
G.  Hurlbert,  Directors.  Charles  M.  Owen, 
Stockbridgc,  Treasurer.  John  Z.  Good- 
rich, Stockbridge,  Cierk. 


STONEHAIT  BRANCH. 

Thaddeus  Richardson,  Charlestown, 
Pres.  Thaddeus  Richardson.  Charles- 
town;  J.  P.  Guild.  Alpheus  Richardson, 
Samuel  Tidd,  Allen  Row:1,  Jr.,  Stoneham  ; 
Gardner  Syrnmes.,  Winchester,  Directors. 
Frederick  O.  Prince,  Winchester,  Treas. 
and  Cierk.     Chosen  in  January. 


STONY  BROOTL 

From  the  Nashua  and  Lowell"  Railroad 
in  North  Chelmsford  to  Croton,  there 
uniting  with  the  Fitehburg,  Worcester 
and  Nashua,  and  Peterboro'  and  Shirley 
Railroads. 

Connects  at  Lowell  with  the  Boston  and 
Lowell.  Salem  and  Lowell,  and  Lowell 
and  Lawreme  Railroads. 

Tappan  Wentwi  rth,  Lowell,  Prep.  'ent. 
Wm.  a.  Burke,  Ziba  Gay,  John  W.  P. 
Abbott,  John  Wright,  Scwall  G.  Mack, 
Charles  L.  Tilden,  Directors.  George 
Stark,  Nashua,  Supt.  J.  W.  Stickney, 
Treasurer.  Charles  Hovey,  Clerk.  Abiel 
Rolfe,  Freight  Agent  at  Lowell. 

STOUGHTON  BRANCH, 

From  Stoughton  to  Boston. 

Frederick  W.  Lincoln,  Canton,  Pres. 
F.  W.  Lincoln,  Martin  Wales,  Nathaniel 
Morton,  Stoughton  ;  Oakes  Ames,  Eastoh  ; 
George  B.  Gary,  Boston  ;  Directors.  F. 
W.  Deane,  Canton,  Treas.  Jc?,-v  Holmes;, 
Stoughton,  Supt.     Cuosea  in  May. 


TAUNTON  BRANCH. 

Boston  Office,  No.  10  Merch.  Exchange. 

Officers  chosen  last  Monday  in  June. 

Wm.  A.  Crocker,  Taunton,  Pres.  N. 
H.  Emmons,  Samuel  Frothington,  Wm. 
A.  Crocker,  Edtn.  Baylies,  Wm.  Stur»;is-, 
Directors.  A.  K.  Swasey,  Taunton.  SujjI. 
Edward  Pickering,  Clerk  and  Treasurer. 
John  Deane,  Master  of  Trans,  at  Boston. 

TROY  AND  GREENFIELD. 

David  N.  Carpenter,  Greenfield,  Pres. 
D.  N.  Carpenter,  James  Cheever,  James 
C.  Converse,  Lewis  Rice,  Atvah  Crocker, 
Herman  Haupt,  R.  H.  Wells,  Directors. 
Wendell  T.  Davis,  Greenfield,  Treas. 
I  Chosen  in  February. 

!    VERMONT  AND  MASSACHU- 
SETTS. 
Boston  Offi.ee,  13  Exchange  Street. 

|       Thomas     Whittemore,     Boston,    Pres. 

John  J.  Swift,  David  N.  Carpenter,  Green- 
!  field  ;  Joseph  Goodhue,  Brattleboro',  Vt.  ; 
j  James  Cheever,  Boston,  Director;,.     0.  T. 

Ruggies,  Fitehburg,  Supt.     John  Rogers, 

Boston,     Treas.       B.    D.    Locke,     Cierk. 

Chosen  in  February. 


WESTERN. 
!  Treasurer's  Office,  13  Railroad  Exchange. 

From  Worcester   Depot,  Boston.     (See 

|   Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R.) 

j       Completed  in  1842.     Extent,  156  miles. 

j  The  Albany  and  West  StockbridgeRoad, 
from  Albany  to  State  tine,  3S.[  miles,  is 
leased  by  the  Western  Road. 

Chester  W.  Cnapin,  Springfield,  Pres. 
Wm.  H.  Swift,  Josiah  Stickney,  Ignatius 
Sargent,  Boston;  Robert  Campbell,  Pitts- 
field.;  AnselL.  Tyler,  Chailemont;  Chas. 
}'  udson,  of  Lexirfp  ton  ;  Jona.  Bourne,  Jr., 
New  Bedford;  Edward  R.  Tinker,  of 
Adams,  Directors.  Stephen  Fairbanks, 
Treas.  William  Ritchie,  Auditor.  Henry 
Gray,  Supt.  Ansel  Phelps,  Solicitor  and 
Cleik.  Chosen  second  Y/eduesday  in 
February. 

WORCESTER  AND  NASHUA. 

George  T.  Rice,  Worcester,  President 
Alexander  De  Witr,  Oxford  ;  Stephen 
Salisbury,  Francis  H.  Dewey,  b\  H. 
Kin'nieutt,   George    T.    Rice,    Worcester; 

j  Jacob  Fisher,  Lancaster  ;  Thomas  Chase, 
Nashua;  Seth  W.  Fowle,  Boston  ;  A.  E, 

I   Hiidreth,  Groton,  Directors.   T.  W.  Ham- 

|   mond,    Treas.   end    Clerk.       George    W. 

■  Bentlev,  Sunt. 


243 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


HORSE  RAILROADS 


KUNNIN'G   FK01I    BOSTON. 


CAF,S    IN  EOWDOIN  SQUARE. 

Run  to  Brighton, once  in  30  min. 

11     Cambridge, li       5     " 

"     East  Cambridge,.         {;     15     " 
"      Fresh  Pond  and  ^        „     ,  -     ti 
,l      Mount  Auburn,    \ 
Waltham  Coaches  connect  at  Watertovrn 
once  in  two  hours.  ' 

Bun  to  Watertown, .once  in  30  min. 

West  Cambridge  road  not  completed. 

CARS  IN  TREMONT    STREET, 

/"Norfolk  House,  cnce  in  8  m. 
Run  to         }  Mt.  Pleasant,  **   20  " 

Roxbury,    1  Warren  Street,  "    20  •« 

(Tremont  Street,        "    10  " 
Bun  to  Jamaica  Plain,  "    30  " 


CARS  IN  HAYMARKET  SQ. 

Run  to  Charlestown  Neck. once  in  7  ruia. 

"      Bunker  Hill, "  20  » 

Chelsea, "  lo  " 

Maiden "30  " 

Melrose  road  not  completed. 

So  :erville "  30  " 

Winter  Hill, "  60  " 

CARS  IN   BROAD    STREET. 
(Corner  of  State  Street.) 

Run  to  Dorchester,  once  in  30  min. 

Milton  coaches  connect  at  Centre  Street, 

Dorchester. 
Washington  Village,.  ....once  in  30  min. 

CARS  IN  SUMMER  STREET 
Run  to  South  Boston  every  10  min. 


TELEGRAPH    COMPANIES, 


AMERICAN. 

Office  in  Bos 'cm,  31  State*,  cor.  Congress 
Street. 

Peter  Cooper,  Pres.     H.  O.  Alden,  Vice 
Pres.     A.  A.  Lovttt,  Gen  I  Supt. 

ATLANTIC. 

Office,     Merchants  Exchange. 

To  Lynn,  Swampscott,  Marblehead,  and 
Salem.' 

J.  S.  Tyler,  Pres.    J.  C.  Howe,  Treat. 

BOSTON  &u  CAPE  COD  MARINE. 
Office,  31  State  Street. 

Geo.   Marston.   Pres.      G.  B,  Prescott, 
Supt. 

BOSTON  HARBOR. 
Office,  6  Merchants'  Exchange. 
G.  li.  Prescott,  Supt. 

CAPE  ANN. 
Office,  31  State  Street. 

George  Marston,  Pres.    G.  B.  Prescott, 
Supt. 


CAPE  COB, 

Office  in  Boston,  31  State  Street,  Traveller 
Building. 
Chas.  Spear,  Pres.  G.  B.  Prescott,  Supt. 

N.  Y.  AND  N.  E.  UNION. 
Office  in  Boston,  Merchants  Exchange. 
H.  M.  Sehieffelin,  Pres.    C.  F.  Wood, 
Supt. 

NORTHERN. 

Morse's  Line. 
Office  in  Boston,  31  State  Street. 
H.  F.  Rice,  Pres.     O.  A.  Dodge,  Supt. 

VERMONT  AND  BOSTON. 
Office  in  Boston,  Merchants'  Exchange. 
G.  W.  Thomas,  Operator.    I.  H.  Nor- 
ris,  Supt. 

WE  STERN  MA  S  S  A  CKUSETTS. 
Incorporated,  1854.     Capital,  §75,000. 

WORCESTER  AND  NASHUA. 
Incorporated,  1855.    Capital,  $25,000. 
Henry  Kellogsr,  Pres.  end  Supt.     A.  S. 
Carleton,  Sec.  and  Treas. 


RAILROADS. 


249 


t 


JZl^Ep^IJIlElJJSI     RAILROAD, 


Depot  on 

ifauseway,  near 

An  rlover 

Street, 

I)  o  9  t  o  N"  . 


iJ       3  a  rai  pa    i]  a    ■% 


Opened  for  Travel 


OFFICERS, 


!     to  Salem,  1830;      i 

!  I 

;   Portsmouth,  N.  H.,    I 

i  j 

1840; 

■  Portland,  Me.,  1811;  I 

! 


GEO.  M.  BROWNS,  President. 
::rx  B.  PARKER,  Clerk  and  Treasurer.  JEREMIAH  PEESCOTT,  Superintendent    : 

[Office,  Phcenis  Building,  Boston  ]  [OEce  at  Depot,  Boston.] 

W.  J.  C.  EENNEY,  General  Freight  Agent. 
[Office  at  Freight  House,  East  Boston.] 

DIRECTORS. 

&£HdWS,    SAKUEL  HOOPER,    NATHAN   ]).   CHASE,     SIICAJAH    LENT,    JOHN   C  LEE, ■ 
HENRY  E.  LALD,    GEORGE  M.  BROWNE, 


EASTERN  RAILROAD. 

o  Boston,  through  Lynn,  Salem,  Beverly,  VTenhanj,  Ipswich,  Rowley,  Newburyr-ort,  Salisbury,  Seabrook,  Hampton   j 
Faild,  Hampton,  aad  Greenland,  to  Port-mouth.     By  the 

PORTSMOUTH,  SACQ,  AND  PORTLAND  11AILR0AI), 

■■'•■zh  Eliot,  S^uth  Berwick,  North  Berwick,  Well?,  Kennebunk,  and  Sace,  to  Portland.     Thence  to  Bath,  by  the  Ken-  j 
!•'•• :'  *c  and  Portland  Railroad,  where  a  Steamboat  connects  frr  Gardiner,  liaiioweil  and  Stage.*  for  all  parts  of  Maine  ;  ' 


>r  by  theAndr* 


pare 
,d  Kennebec  Railroad  tor  Readfield,  Winfhrop,  and   WaterviHe,  where  Stages 


for 


Bangor  and  all  other  places  on  the  Penobscot,  and  Gardiner  and  [Iallowell  oa  the  Kennebec,  and  Koekland,  Oaui- 
uru,  Belfast,  Frankfort,  and  Bangor  en  the  Penobscot  Kivers.     Also,  by  the 

ESSEX  RAILROAD, 

'  Danvers,  MitMleton,  A,ndOTer,  and  Laurence.     By  Branches   wirliMarlu'ehead,  Manchester,  Gloucester,  Salisbury 
-,  Aiue^bury,  and  Great  Falkland  by  Stages  with  the  White  Mount  tin?,  &i  (foil  'he  interior  of  New  Hampshire  and 


PRIG 

5S  OF  SINGLE,  FAMILY 

,  AND  SEASON  TICK5 

ITS. 

5'fom  Boston 

Single 

Season  Tickets.  ( 

Froaa  Boston 

SlngU 

Sewon  Tickets. 

to                    ] 

Hues. 

Tickets. 

3  m.         1-'  m 

to                      Mile?. 

Tickets. 

3  m.         1-'  m. 

SomerviHe 

2. . . . 

SO   05.... 

#10....  53.5 

<£ 

fWest  Beach,... 21 

£0  65.... 

£29..  ..5100 

South  Maiden, 

.    o . . 

,. 

08.... 

10....     3-5 

;  Mai; Chester, 25.... 

West  Parish,  ..2S.... 

75 ... . 

30....   108 

Chelsea 

.   4.. 

. . 

15.... 

12....     42 

03 

1  00.... 

33....   120 

North  Chelsea, 

.  6.., 

. 

2).... 

13....     44 

"b 

Gloucester,  ....32.... 

1  00.... 

31....   120 

i  Maiden  Centre 

.  5.. 

.. 

13....     44 

O 

N.  Beverly,.. . .21 .... 

60.... 

20....    100 

Maplewood, .. . 

.  6.. 

.♦ 

13....     44 

Wenharn, 22.... 

65.... 

20 100 

East  Maiden,. 

,  -.. 

. 

14....     43 

Ipswich, 27.... 

80 

32....   108 

Cliftondale,  ... 

.  8.. 

.. 

15....     52 

Rowley, 31.... 

05 ... . 

33....   112 

East  Saugus,. . 

.10.. 

.. 

17....     -56 

Nc-u  bury  port,  ..36.... 

1  00.... 

34....   120 

Lynn,  

.11.. 

,. 

30.... 

18....     60 

Salisbury, 38 

1  10.... 

35....   120 

Swampscott,  .. 

.13.. 

. 

3-5 ... . 

20....     65 

A  mesfrury 42 .... 

>  20.... 

38....  14) 

Salem 

.10.. 

. 

50.... 

25....     SS 

Seabroolc, 42... . 

1  20.... 

34....   125 

M^rblehead,... 

.20.. 

. 

.55.... 

28 06 

Harup'n  Falls,  .41.... 

1  25.... 

35....   125 

Dnnvers, 

.18.. 

.. 

55 .... 

20....     00 

H  irapton 40.... 

1  35.... 

30....   125 

Beverly, 

.18.. 

. 

0-5 ... . 

27-...     90 

N.  Hampton,..  .4'.).. . . 

1  45.... 

38....   130 

Greenland 51.... 

1  55.... 

30....    130 

Portsmouth,  ....50.... 

1  65.... 

40....   13d 

1 

Portland,  .....107.... 

JEREMIAH  PIIESCOTT, 

Sup't. 

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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


BOSTON    AND    MAINE    RAILROAD. 


Passenger  Station 

in 

Ilavmarkct 


Opened  for 
!  travel  to 

j  Andover,    18->J 
Dover,  N.  .11., 


Square, 
Boston. 


S.  Berwick.  Me. 
1843. 


OFFICERS. 

FRAUOIS    COGSWELL,    President. 

[Office  at  Passenger  Station.] 

H.  B.  WILBUR,  Treasurer.    JAS.  C.  MERRILL,  Clerk.    WILLIAM  MERRITT,  Sup! 

[OfRctf  at  Passenger  Station.]  [OrHce,  39  Court  Street.]  [0:nce  at  Passenger  Station.] 

DIRECTORS. 
FRANCIS  COGSWELL,  (Andover,)  DANIEL  M.  CHRISTIE,  (Dover,) 

JAMES  H.  DfTNCAN,  (Haverhill,)  G.  W.  KITTREDGE,  (Newmarket.) 

PETER  T.  HOMER,  (Boston,)  ISRAEL  M.  SPELMAN,  (Cambridge,) 

B.ENRY  SALTONSTALL,  (Salem.) 


BOSTON  AND  H./i 


:r£  .RAILROAD. 

Pfiicss  op  Season  Tickets. 


In 

both 
"Winter 

and 

Summer 

Trains  usually 

leave 

Bo.sTQX 

on  the 

main  road 

twenty-five 

thru  ■■  a  day, 

"  ■■ ■  •  <  i 

arrive  us  often, 

at 

various  hours 

between 

6  o'clock, 

A,  M., 

and 

10  o'clock, 

P.  M. 


Stations.  Miles. 

Somerville,  • 2-  • 

Medford, 5-  -  • 

Maiden, 5-«« 

Melrose, 7— 

Stoueharn,  3-  •  • 

Greenwood, 9.., 


FAP.S3.      r- 


'-  '*"•  "  )  ticket 


South  Reading,-  •« 

Evading. • 

Wilmington, 
Wilmington  Jnneti 

Ballard  Yale, 

Andover, 

Lawrence,   

North  Andorer,-  •  ■ 

Bradford, 

Haverhill, 

Atkinson, • 

Pialstow, - 

New  too, • 

East  Kingston,  ••• 

Exeter, 

South  Newmarket, 
P.  &  0.  Junction,- 

Newmarket, 

Durham, 

Madbury, 

Doyer. 

^  Somerswortb, 

S  |  Great  Fails, 

2  (  I'.ochester, 

|~j  Salmon  Falls, 

I     S.  Berwick  Junctk 
j     North  Berwick,  •  •- 

j     Weils, 

I     Kenuebunk, 


62- 

64- 
67- 


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.12-  • 
■  12. 
•38. 
■20- 


•20- 

•  45- 

.54- 

•  60- 

•  65- 


•  80- 
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■95- 


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.1-82- ■ 
1-90- 

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2-00- 
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2-35- 
-2  40- 
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1st  Qr. 

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■  13... 

•  13- 

■  15-- 

•  16" 

-  17-. 

•  18- 
.  19-. 
.  23-- 

•  24- 

•  26- 

-  27-- 

•  30- 

•  30- 

•  33" 

•  3:3" 


3S" 

39-. 
40-. 
40-- 
41- 

4->.. 

42  ■ 
42- 

43.-  • 

43  •■ 


2.1 

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13- 

-  11. 

33-. 

•  11. 

15- 

•  18- 

16- 

•  13- 

17- 

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IS- 

•  15- 

19- 

•  17- 

op. 

-  19 

24- 

-  21 

35  •  - 
39- 
40- 
40.. 
41.. 
42-  • 
42- 
42-. 
43"  ■ 
43  • 
43  ■ 
43- 
43-. 


h.    12  Mo 
5  §33-00 

7--  44-00 
7- -  44  001 
7--  50-00 
8--  68-00 

8- •  50  00 
60-00 

65-OOj 
76-00i 
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87  00  j 
90  00; 
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16-. 110  00 

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113.00 
115-001 
120  00: 
125  00 
130 -OOi 
182  00 
132  00 
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21- -140  00 
21- •  143-00! 
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21  "143-00 
21-143-00 


-  17 

-  17 

-  17 

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-  19 
■   19 

•  1 9 

•  20 
.   20 


Package 

Tickets 

of  50, 

are 

sold  at 

seven-eighths 

the"  "■ 

usual  fare. 

The 

Newburvport 

Railroad 

connects  at 

North  Danv'ers, 

and 

takes   Passengers 

three  times 

a  day, 

to  and 

from 

Georgetown 

and 
Newbury  port. 


...  98 

j     Portland, 111- 

:kets  terminate  on  the  last  dnvs  of  Februnry.  May,  August,  and  November.  Any  person  -who  has  purch 
terly  tickets  may  have  a  ti<  kit  tor  the  next  six  months  for  the  difference  between  what  he  has  paid  !or  tne 
d  the  price  of  a  yearly  ticket 


MEDFORD  BRANCH  RAILROAD.  ^  j 

Trains  r>m  to  and  from  MEDFORD,  a  distance  of  live  miles,  eight  times  a  day  each  way.     Fare  -- 
•  "    '■     Time,  15  minutes.     Season   Tickets,  sli  a    year.     This  is  a  beautiful  village,  and  a  desirab 
;  .'•  re  :.  r  summer  residence, 

ADVANTAGES  OF  A  RESIDENCE  ON  TEIS  ROUTE. 
S^mervilie,  Medford-  Maiden,  Melrose,  South  Reading,  and  Reading,  towns  within  the  range  of  the 
special,  as  v..!l  as  the  longer  trains,  possess  many  advantages  for  country  residences,  either  thi 
'■•'   warm    ■>■  as  in  or  the  whole  year,  not  exceeded  by  those    of  any    other    towns  in  the  vieinil 
■     ■'-    •:.     The   cheapness  of  the  fare,  the  number  of  trains,  both  early  and  late,  in  connection  ^  '--' 
T:'"    convenient    depot  at  Boston,  render  this  railroad   a   desirable  channel  of    intercourse  bet*   - 
Ihe  city'and    country.     That  the   advantages  of  these    places  are   appreciated,  is    evident  from 
incre  wing  demand  for  residences  on  this  route,  the  demand  for  house  lots,  and  the  steady  rise  in  tn< 
»*lue  of  the  land. 


RAILROADS. 

251 

BOSTON  AND  PROVIDENCE 

RAILROAD. 

Passenger 

and 

Freight  Stations, 

on  Pleasant, 

opposite 

Eliot  Street, 

Boston. 


i  I 


B  I  - 


i  €» 


ESua 


\: 


*B 


Incorporated 

1830. 

Opened 
for   Travel, 

1335. 


OFFICERS, 

CHAKLES  H.  WAKEE2T,  President,  [Office,  Passenger  Static.] 

D.  NASOlf,  Sup't,  [Office,  Passenger  Station.]  H.  D  ALTON,  Treas.  [Office,  Passenger  Station.] 

EDWARD  PICKERING,  Clerk,  [Office,  20  Merchants  Exchange.] 

DIRECTORS. 

WILLIAM  APPLETON,  JOHN  BAESTOW,'  SAMUEL  T.  DANA, 

GEORGE  R.  RUSSELL,  JOSEPH  GRINNELL,  GEO.  W.  HALLETT. 


BOSTON    AND    PROVIDENCE    RAILROAD. 


i :  iSiE.VGEB,  TRAINS 


3L!^. 


foSaramer,  leave 

S*>ion  and  Provi- 
l*ace3  times  every 

>■'   stopping    at  Green  Loag( 
»*ay  stations.     In  Canton, 
Edition,  the  New!  Sharon, 


Boston 

Roxbury,  

Boylstoo, 

Jamaica  Piaiu, 
ForesJ  Hill,  •  • 
Monterey,     •• 
Hyde  Park, 
itadi 


Fares, 


SO  10- 
10- 


'-'  :k  Steamboat 
fiUK»  leaves  Bos- 
'^u  every  evening. 


.— o 


Foxboro',  • 

Mansfield,      

Tobit's,      

Atcleboro',    ........ 

Dodgeville,  •  •  •  • 

Ea.Juncfc.  &  Hebron, 

Pawtuoket,    

Providence,  

be: 


34  • 
1+  • 
6*  ■■ 
71  • 
81  • 
11  • 
14  • 

174  • 

24  •  ■ 
26  .. 
31  •• 
321  .. 
S3|  •■ 
89  •  • 
431  • 


D.>ston, 

Kdxbury,   

Boy  Is  ton  St.  -  •  • 
Jamaica  Plain, 

Junction, 

South  Street,    • 

Highland. 

H'est  Roxbury j 
Dedham,    

stotjgi 

Roxbury.  

Boylscon  St., 
j  Jamaica  Plain, 
' !  Fort-sL  Hi!L  •  •  • 
»W  Hole,  and  Mount  Hop^,  .- 

^-irtown.  j  Monterey,    

&ual    time    of  I Hyde  ?airki   ■*" 

1  to  Edgartown  Canton,    

:'-ours.     Di3-':outhranf-on> 
*c*  S5  miles 


A-  STEAMBOAT 

leave;!  New  Be  1- 
• ;-*i,  on  Tuesdays, 
^Jursdays,  and 
•^turdays,  on  t'ue 
-'•■ival  of  train? 
'••u  Boston,  for 
deed's    II oi 


U     J5 

Mile; 


;-;c:-i 


10-. 

12  • 

20>. 

20 

25 ,... 

40 

50 

60 

75 

85 

90. ........ . 

105 

1  10-. 

115 

j  35 

1  ,50 

Fares." 

so  io 

S.EA.SON   TICKET 

For  3  mos.  only 


£7  00 

9  00 

9  0-3 

10  00 

12  00 
12  00 

15  f:0 
19  00 
19  00 
23  00 
28  00 
2S  00 
35  00 
40  GO 
42  00 
42  00 
47  00 
47  00 


'ON  BRANCH. 

. ..  2     

•  •  •  3     

•••  2\  

•••  4}  

•••  oi  

...  h"i  

•••  74  

■:::$ :::::::: 

...   14     


ngDale,  ■    IT,}  

Birds, 17  

Stoughton-,    IS  

Easton,  .•• 22  

NEW  -BEDFORD  AND  TAUiUW 
BRANCH  P.AILR0ADS. 
■Boston  to 


SO  10 
10 
10 
12 
15 
20 
25 
30 
40 
50 
50 
60 
60 
60 
70 


S7  00 
900 
9  00. 

10  00 

12  00 

13  00 

14  00 
14  00 
16  10 


Jilr 


1*ks  or  Feeigut.  i  Norton, 

"'«■  per  100  lbs.  !  M  >  rick's,  •  • 
Holland's,  • 
Slab  Bridge, 
I  New  Bedford 


Mansfield,    24 

28 

SI 


SO  So 
90 

ioo 

100 
1  10 
140 
1  50 
150 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


BOSTON  &  LOWELL,  AND  NASHUA  &  LOWELL  RAILROA: 


Causeway    |  ^^H ;;  •;  :   , ;  • 


Passenger  Depot 

n  C 

and 

Andover  Sts., 
Boston. 


■  y 


I  & 


Opened 


for  travel. 


I !  J  u n  e ,  183  u 

I 


DIRECTORS. 

P.  B.  CROWNINSHXELD,  (Boston,)  "WM.  AMORY,    .  (Boston,; 

JOSIAH  G.  ABBOTT,  (Lowell,)  EDW.  SPATJLDING,  (Nashua,) 

GEO.  W.  LYMAN,  (Boston,)  DANL.  S.  BICHABDSON,  (Lowell,) 

ISAAC  HILTCIfXEY,  (Lowell,)  ONSLOW  STEAENS,  (Concord,) 

WM.  MINOT,  JB.,  (Boston.) 


OFFICERS. 

GEOHGE  STARK,  Manager. 
[Offices  at  Passenger  Stations,  BoBtonand  Nashua.] 


JOHN  B.  WINSLCW,  Supt. 
[Office,  at  Passenger  Station.] 

CHARLES  GODDARD,  Cashier. 


[Office,  at  Passenger  Station.] 


TARIFF  OP  PASSENGER  FARES. 


Season  Tickets. 


Package 

Tickets  of   i  § 

50  .are        ha 

sold  at       |a 

p<  c  c 

less  than 

the 
usual  fare. 


FiLOJI  BOSTON. 

ro  Somerville,    .     .     .'    . 
:-  Willow  Bridge,       .     . 
"  West  Medford,  .     .     . 
li  Winchester,        .     . 
"  Woburn  rentre,  Br. 
i;  East  Woburn,    .     .     . 
"   Woburn  Watering  Place, 
'•  North  Woburn,      .     . 
"  Wilmington, 
"  Biilerica  and  Tewksbury, 
"  North  Biilerica, 
"  Lovreil, 


To  Middlesex,    .     . 
"  North  Chelmsford, 
"  Xyngsboro'  . 

"  Nashua,  . 


Mars.     Fap-SS. 


12 


fMerrl 

Danfi 

•  Miifo 


rimaek,  . 
forth's,  • 
ford.   .      . 
|  Richardson's, 
g  (.Wilton,    .     . 


23 
29 
32  h 
35} 
40 


■So 

85 

95 

1.05 

1.20 


1.35 

1.45 
1.50 
1.60 

1.65 


8  MoSths. 

gioeo  . 

12  00  . 

13  00  . 

18  00  . 

19  50  . 
19  50  . 
19  50  . 
21  00  . 
2-100  . 

27  00  . 

28  50  . 
E0  00  . 


G  Months. 

.  £1*00  . 
.  22  00  . 
.     24  00     . 

35  75     . 


12  Months. 


35  75 
35  75 
3^  50 
44  00 
49  50 
52  25 
5500 


£83  00 
40  00 
44  00 
60  00 
65  00 
65  00 
65  00 
70  0) 
80  00 
90  00 
95  00 

100  00 


Fare  in 

J  Second  C  '  ' 

Car,  50cer  i 

between 

Boston 


STONY  BROOK  KB. 


From  Lowkll. 
West  Chelmsford, 
Westford,  .  . 
GraniteTille,  .  . 
Forgevillage, 
Grotoa  Juuction, 


.  8 
.  10 
.  II 
.     16 


Fares. 
15 
25 
30 
35 
50 


Lo-a-trl 


Trains  run  three  times  a  day  each  Way, 
and  connect  ;it  Groton  Junction  with 
tri  ins  and  steamboats  to  New  York,  und 
West. 


Between  WINCHESTER  and  WOBURN  CENTRE— Single  Fare,  10  cent,. 


Tbia  road  presents  a  greater  inducement  for  people  to  live  upon  its   line  tb 
other  road  out  of  Boston. 


an  - 


RAILROADS. 


•i 


i 


OLD  COLONY  AND  FALL  RIVER  RAILROAD. 


Depot, 

-...--::  "■    :^~^r-r            \                                               -^H. 

Opened 

eland  Street,' 

.  fe  -  $  g  S  I  -'  ■;  1  7i  *--:■-,:--  ...■--..  "  i§ 

for 

corner  of 

Travel, 

j    J-       ., ~jf» — <£                        FT"'m     5"'.'  I'' ~  '  '"i'V'-'     '            f    ~ 

•jth  Street, 

:    '   .  ;'VS:'5:?:?f'S  7     ;   ".''1  l,J«»}«"|'«j)UM|l!  M  ■ 

November, 

Boston. 

;""  SBlS  55       - 

1845. 

JAMES  H. 
[Office,  66  ! 


OFFICERS. 

ALEXANDER    HOLMES,    President. 

[Otn<*-  a:  Passenger  Station.] 

JOHN  M.  'WASHBITRN,  Treasurer. 

[Odce  at  Passenger  Station.] 

JOSEPH  S.  BEAL,  Auditor. 


SEAL,  Clerk. 
itate  Strect.1 


DIRECTORS. 


[Office  at  Passenger  Statiou.J 


ALEXANDER  HOLMES,  RICHARD  BORDEN, 

.-ILANOIS  ii.  CEOWKENSHIELD,  PETER  H.  PEIRCE, 

WILLIAM  J.  WALKER. 


C.  C.  GILBERT, 
JAMES  H.  BEAL.      I 


OLD  COLONY  AND 
Tp.om  Boston  io 


FALL  RIVER  RAILROAD. 

Season-  Tickets. 
Tares.  , — — *- 


Savin  Kill , 

j  Harrison  Square, 
Neponset, 


its.  lYr. 

12 $40.00.. 


[Granite  Bridge 
Connects  at    -Milton  L.  Mills 

-  ,    Mafctapan 

i,untree  with  NorthVincy, 
>outh.  Shore  UVollaston,., . . 

,.*.lroad,  at   Brain^ee. 

Middieboro',    South  Brain  tr* 


15 

18 

13 

20 


■ 

!  Ifl  Cape  Cod 

Slailroact, 

r  Yarmouth, 

-' 

anr.'is  and 

M 

NiUtucket. 

ALSO, 

$ 

•■•':  Fair- 

•^ 

■  er,   Branch 
*•  i  dread,  for 

'  "•  Bedford 

and 

i 

•  "Mrjaaven ; 

South  Weymouth, 
North  Abington,. 


[South  Abir 
North  Kan 

[Hanson,.. 
Halifax,.. 

iPlymptOn, 


l  r. 


8*. 

',  til 

GL 
8  . 

.lOj. 

.m. 

.15". 

.18  . 

.21  . 


North  Bridge  water,.. . 

[Campello, 

JKehh'a 

j  E.and  W,  Bridgewater 
jBridgewater,. ....... 

iTificuc.- 

jMiddieboro', 

jllaskins',.  .......... 

jMyrtck's, 

[Assooet, 

[T«ry»« 

[Somerset, , 

IMiller'* 

Fail  River 

fti  via  Branch  and  Main  Line,  either 
iarsand  Children  under  D  years 


40.  , 
50. 
60. 


.       SO. . 

90.. 

.61.00.. 

.    1.10.. 

.    120.. 
SO. 
',     45." 

50. , 
65. , 


'    i'ii^rsa1 


,fror 


ga 

85 !!!".. . . . 
','.'.  100 

...   1.10 

...    1  10 

...    1.2<» 

...    1.80 

...    135 

...    1.40.... 

...    1.30..... 

...    1.50 

lge'r  and  E.  Bridgt 


45.  CO.. 

50.00.. 

57.50. . 

G0.00. . 

62.50. . 
55.00. . 

60.00. . 

63  00. . 

6-5  00.. 

70.00. . 

77.0).. 

85  00.. 

90.00. . 

95  00. . 
100  00.. 
105.00. . 
110.00. . 
120.00. . 
12500. . 
185.C0.  . 
1000'). . 

72.00. . 

75.00. . 

85.C0.. 

90  00. . 

9S00. . 
10000.. 
105  00. . 
110.00.. 
120.00. . 
125.00. . 
125.00.. 
ISO  00.. 
135.00.. 
135.00. . 
135-00.. 
140  00. . 
105  00.. 


bet. 


15  and  18  years. 


6  Mo*,     i 
824.00. .  ! 

27.00. . 

30.00. . 

32  00.. 

33.00. . 

35.00.. 

33.00.. 

35.00. . 

38.00.. 

39.  0.. 

42.00. . 

46-00. . 

51.00.. 

54.0*).. 

57  00.. 

60  00.. 

C3  00. . 

66  GO. . 

72.i  iV. 

7^';'h. 

81.00.. 

60  "■  . 

43-00.  . 

45.00. . 

51.00.. 

54.00. . 

58.00.. 

60  00.. 

63.00/. 

66  00. . 

72  00.. 

75.00.. 

7-5  00.. 

7S00.. 

ei.oo.. 

8100.. 
81.00.. 
84.00. . 
63.00. . 
rhree-qw 


;  Mos. 
moo 
10  oo 
18  00 

18  00 

19  00 
2100 
19.00 

20  00 

22  ;,0 

23  00 

24  0< > 
27.00 
:::.'.'-- 
32.00 
33.00 
35.1  0 
37  00 
88  00 
42  00 
44  00 


20  00 
80.00 
32.00 

;:;4.e-j 
85.ro 
37.00 
8S.rO 
42  00 

44  00 
44.00 

45  00 
47  00 
47  "  • 
47  00 
49  "i 


at  Myrict's 
with  New 

Bedford    and 
Taunton  Rail- 
road ;  and  at 

Fall  River  with. 

Steamers 

Metropolis, 

Bay  State, 

and 

Empire   State, 

for  Newport 

and 
New  York. 


>f  theaV>cve  pric 


SCENERY. 
""antiert  be  denied  that,  the  scenery  on  every  section  of  this  route  is  unsurpassed.     The  surface  of  the  country  for 
■'  T  ten  mites  is  beautifrdly  variegated,  presenting  a  continual  succession  of  picturesque-views  of  the  country,  the 
*nd  the.  s«a.     Its  hill-tops  and  valleys  are  decked  with  snieudid  dwellings  aud  ta»telul  cottages,  and  nowhere  can 
-•'"I  the  union  of  town  and  country  more  complete. 

RESIDENCES. 
"''I'-^r,  Milton,  and  Quincy  afford  locations  for  some  oS  the  most  delightful  and  healthy  residences.     Savin  Hill, 
:"  "■  Stjuart1,  and  Nep'onset,  "from  their  proximity  tothe'eity,  and  their  attractive  scenery,  have  become  favorite 
**  of  residence. 

PLYMOUTH 
"<■'"  great  inducements  for  Individuals  seeking  health  or  pleasure.     The  Samoset  House  furnish?.?  excellent  areotn- 
■  'on*;  then   there  are  Plymouth  Kock,  Pilgrim  flail,  and  the  graves  of  the    Forefathers,  calculated   to  awaken 
■tftel  recollection.     The  numerous  ponds  in  the  vicinity  of  the  village  afford  good  risking,   and  the  beach  and  t  >add 
'■  ■  ■»  ihs-vve-  is  are  delightful  piacea  for  a  diive.    • 

ATTRACTIONS. 
•>  «ipca*lonal   ride  in  the  cars  as  far  as  Braintree,    will  amply  repay  one  for  the  trifling  sum   exacted   for  fare.     In 
;  *  through  the  village  of  Quincy,  tho  venerated  mansion  cf  the  "  Eider  Adams,"  and  afu.-rv.ard3  the   residence  of 
l>!  !  Man  Eloquent,"  can  be  seen. 


254 


MASSACHUSETTS   REGISTER. 


BOSTON    AND    WORCESTER    RAILROAD: 


Depot  comer  of 

-  "                 -  i 

Incorporated, 

Beach, 

'•.■"""'   ■-■■■".  ■ ... 

J 

V  5T  E  ,       IS  3  i  . 
Opened 

for    travel, 

Lincoln, Kneelatid,  and 
Albany    Streets, 

BOSTON. 

-..-..  ■  .'  ...    i   U       ■  -/.■-;:--■ 

u  l  y  ,     I  8  .3  \ . 

O  F  F  I  C  E  R  S  . 

GlrTERY  TWICHKLL,  President.     [OSace  at  Depot.] 

E.  B.   PHILLIPS,   Superintendent.    [Office  at  Depot.] 

E.  S.  PHILBBICX,  Assistant  Sitpt  and  Engineer.    [Office  at  Depot.] 

GEO.  S.  HALE,  Clerk  and  Solicitor.    [Office,  4  Court  St.] 

HORACE  WILLIAMS,  Treasurer.  DAVID  WILDER,  Jr.,  Audita 

[Office  at  Depot.]  [Office  at  Depot. } 

DIRE  C  T  ORS. 

GIX7EBY  TWICHELL,      •       B.  F.  WHITE,  ISAAC  EMERY, 

DANIEL  DENNY",  EMORY  WASHBURN,  PETER  T.  HOMER. 

NATHANIEL  HAAlMOTfD,  ISRAEL  LOMBARD,  B.  WALDO  LINCOLN. 

"liisiON  AMD  WORCESTER  3UILROAD. 

TAIlIFi?,— SINGLE,  PACKAGE,  AND  SEASON'  TICKETS. 


WORCESTER    TRAINS. 


Between  Boston  and 

I  ..■    0~.  u ~ 


Single  Tickets.   [   S'N  TICKET: 

1 _ j       Between  Boston  and 

1st  Class  1 2d  Class!        3  Months. 


|   Single   Tickets.  SS'KTICSE' 
|  1st  Ciasa  [  2d  Class  I        3  Months 


-.!!!. 


fcaxonviue,  ■•■ 
East  Lloiiistoa 
Holiiston,  ....' 

Sletcaif'S,  .... 

Kragg's, 

Miiiord. 


90 
100 


90 
100 


SltiOU 

1S00 
20  00 

20  00 
2100 
25  00 
27  00 
33  00 
as  00 
Si  CO 
£6  00 
SO  00 


b'-ramiugiunft, 

Ashland, 

Cordaville, 

Southboio',  

Wesfcboro'j  <• 

Grafton,   

Mdibury, 

Worcester, 

Framingham  Centre, 


Soatliboro'  Centre, 

Marlboro', 

Northbord'    


Co 

oO 

iQ 

85 

SO 

85 

so 

95 

t'O 

115 

110 

f     130 

125     ) 

135 

125 

*o 

i-j 

1       85 

85 

S5 

85 

f    100 

100 

1    100 

100 

8-r.  00 
3600 
ST  00 
S3  CO 
3S  GO 

33  00 

34  00 
3500 
30  l  9 
St>  f>0 


SPECIAL   TBAutlTS. 


Newton  and  Saxonville  Trains. 


Brookline   Branch  Trains, 


Between  Boston  and 


Single      Packg'al  S'N  TICKETS 


•rickets.)  for  *& 

ri  .  I    s>> 

15     I      30 


80 


3  Moirtha. 

"siioo" 

12  50 

13  50 
15  00 

10  50 
IT  50 

IS  00 

18  00 

19  00 


■ 1       Between  Boston  and 


Mill  Jam.  - 
Lour  wood, 
Brookline, 


|  Single 
1  lockets 

Packg'sj 

for  $3.   j 

12 

S6     | 
36     i 
36 

S'NTICKEI  ■ 


Season  Tickets  are  sold  subject  to  the  following*  Knles  and  Conditions;   which  for- 

part  of  the  Contract  of  Safe. 

All  Tickets  will  be  made  to  terminate  on  the  last  day  of  March,  June,  September,  and  December.     They  mast  if-  - 


jp.'lid. 


eeedin<*  ONE  month,  50  per  cent,  of  quarterly  rates.     For  over  one,  and  not  exceeding  TWO   men  n 
fwr  emv  .     f   quarterly  rates.     For  over  two.  and  less  trmnTilKEE  months,  same  us  three.     For  over  three,   »«  •  " 
Lbii    t  iVKt.VK  months,  quarterly  rate*.     For  TWELVE  months,  10  per  cent,  discount  from  quarterly  raSes. 

■-'■'-- •  ■>  -•  '■■■' >  ttre  not  6ran.-ifrr.ible.     No  allowance  made  for  absence  or  non-usance. 

}'-  r-  "•  -  p.vsing  over  the  road  without  a  Ticket,  are  lial  '■■:  to  a  penalty  ;  th-y  also  forfeit  their  claim  to  a  Season  1 

}  •      :.'•.'•.:  t  ir ;■_•'•! ie.'fi  veaM  of  aire  whos<  sole  business  is  to  acquire  an  education,  will  be  furnldaei  with  a  ■>-■• 
Ticket    ■•'  '.      ■  •  tut  that  objti-t  onty,  at  60  per  <ci.t   the  above  quarterly  rates. 

11..  \-r*  of  Season  Tickets  must  present  their  Tickets  for  inspection,  when  8o  required  by  tbe  Conductor*,  or  p»J 
regular  fare  it;  the  train,  which  wi  I  not  be  lifundt  I.  „, 

.-.n-  m  Is  ;-.<•:  I'.-i'-i-.-h-rs  are  reqnesfed  to  d«ltTeT  KXPJKED  Tickers  (on  application  for  new  ones)  to  Ti  k«t  \ 

S    ;,-....  li    .        :■  -  s  ,._,-.  c  to  fh  •  ijoner  .i  regulations  of  die  road,  and  .1,  \<vt  entity  the  holder  to  carry  with  huu  i- 
tuiug  but  ':>■>  otunjursc  mi  I  iggage. 

K.  D.     i'ho  Uorporatibu  is  aot  bound  to  advise  season  ticket  holders  of  the  expiration  of  their  tickets. 


E.  B.  PHILLIPS,  Sup't  • 


RAILROADS. 


'Oil  NEW  YORK  &  ALBANY,  j 

THROUGH  IN  EIGHT  AND  A  HALL  HOURS, 


t  a    ,-.  fVj  <*S2£v 


> 


WITHOUT    CHANGE    ©F    CARS, 


VIA 


WORCESTER  &  SPRINGFIELD. 


?.'  EXPRESS  MAIL  TRAINS  TWICE  A  DAY. 


ive  Boston  and  Worcester  Railroad   Station,  Albany  Street,  at 
5  A.M.  and  3  P.M. 

•  Albany,  at  8.00  A.M.,  and  1.30  and  3  P.M. 
••'•   York  Passengers  by  8.00  A.M.  Train  are  due  in  New  York  j 
t - i 5  P.M.;  those  by  3  P.M.  Train  sup  at  Springfield,  and  are 
ig  in  New  York  at  11.15  P.M. 
'  .ny   Passengers  dine  and  sup  at  Springfield,  and  are  due  in 
I      Albany  at  5  and  11  P.M. 

sing  Trains  leave  Albany  for  Niagara  Falls,  Buffalo,  and  the; 
West  at  G  and  11  P.M. 

>  for  New  Yokk,  via  Norwich,  by  Steamers  Commonwealth  or  \ 

LSMECTicuT,  daily  (Sundays  excepted),  at    5.10  PAL     Tickets,  ! 

toate  Rooms,  &c.,  secured  at  Ticket  Of  rice  of  Boston  and  Wor-  | 

'        'Ster  Railroad  Depot,  Albany  Street. 


Office  of  Western  Railroad,  No.  19  State  Street,  Boston,  and  at  | 
et  Office  of  Boston  and  Worcester  Railroad,  Albany  Sl^  Boston 

E.  B.   PHILLIPS, 


Sup't  Boston  and   Worcester  Eailroa-.i. 


256 


MASSACHUSETTS   REGISTER. 


BUSINESS   DIRECTORY   OF   BOSTON. 


Accojini  and  Hook. 
.      Adjuster. 

Holbrook  Geo.  So  State 
Accountants  «&  Copyists. 
Coiner  Geo,  N.  &  Co.  i.;v  Wash. 
French  Chas.  ->'■'  Washington 
Hail  Chas.  «'.  56  State 
Hsnaford  &  Pavs.m,  Id  Summer 
Li. .yd  Geo.  W.  [til  Washington 
Spear  A:  Sawyer,  9t  Tremont 

Aciuarv,  (consulting.) 
Elliott  L.  B.Uoi  Washington 

A.d ver  Using   A £e  ncies. 
Adams  Tims.  91  Wash. 
Barnll  &  Hunthis,  0  Tremont 
Niles  3.  R..  Scohay's  building 
Petiensrili  9.  M.  &  Co.  10  State 
Richardson  B.  R.  i-  Co.  6S  Court 
SiUesJohn.  Instate 
1" eager  Geo.  1. 7  Change  av, 

A  sent*. 
For  sale  of  /<   ;;/-r*c   Cor'twj  and 

(See  also  Man  ifaeturing  Cos.] 
A;,  .v.  Patterson  &Co.  3S  franklin 
Ammidown  IJ.  &  Co.  UH  Federal 
Bap.-'.-  &  Brother,  21  &  -7  Pearl 
Blackburn  George  £  Co.  5.5  Milk 
Brewer  G..&Co.57  Federal 
Chace,  Win.-eLr.-iaht.K  Co.  Ill  Milk 
Clark,  Newell  &  Co.  144  Congress 
Colbv  Gardner  &  Co.  4J  Franklin 
Dar^rostiKimbalLPr.  C  .... cress 
Denny,  Rice  &  Co.  i'd  Ft  uiklin 
Dodiie,  Bud  win  &  Co.  30  t  rA!:kIin 
EldrcdueE.  H,  &  Co.  7  Federal 
Faulkner,  KimbalU*  Co.«5  Milk 
Frot'-.immam  i  Co,  !"•;  Congress 
Hall  John  W.  5*  Federal 
Howe  J.  C.  &  Co.  .6   Federal 
Johnson,  Sewali&  Co.  VZ  Milk 
Lawrence  A.  &  A.  &  Co.  -J  Milk 
Little.  Alden  &  Co.  128  Congress 
Mason,  Li  arrehcea  Co.  17  Milk" 
Minot&  !!•■•:  er,   Si  Milk 
Pai2e  J.  W.  &  Co.S4  Franklin 

;  Parker,  \\  tlder&  Co.  <:~  Federal 

:  Poor  Beoj.  29  Milk 

.  Read,  Chadwlck  i  Dexter,^  Milk 
Richardson,  Deane.  &  Co..  27  Fed. 
Skinner  Francis  &  Co.  91  Milk 

:  Stanritdd,    Wentworth    &    Co.   58 
Franklin 

.Tufts  Henry  A.  &  Co.  Ill  Milk 
'■\  deer,  N  ■.'••:  &  Co.  25  Federal 
Uah   m.Ti  ckw  &  Co.  J  M  Ik 


■  'Black mer  HiVam..  7  E.  Clinton 
tBlitkr  &  Dew,  4^  Union 

■  Breek  Jos.  &  Son.. =11  N.  Market 
Curtis  &  Cobb.  !548  Washington 
Bavre-port  Geo.  16  Chatham 

-  Hoyey  t  Co.  7  Merchants  row  (see 

NcurW   il  ison  feCo..  Qviney  Hall 
Nourse  &  C  >.  '■-•  fe&i  Mer.  row 
Park)  r.  Gannett  k  Osgood,  47,59  & 
63  Blackstone  (see  adv.p.XS) 
Anchors. 
rXa^tao  J.  N.  &:  Bro.  '-'5  Kilby, 
.  A  ;M>t!»  ecivries. 
I%o  -£■  !•';'-'  *•'''  iu»f/i  ts  "  are  mtin'yrs 
Of.'tht   >I.\5SACiIUSETTS      COL- 
LTie.S    OF    PlIAKH ACr. 

-  *Ainrv  S-dvester,  Trf-na't,c.  School 
Atkinson  W.  D.  jr.  1  and  2  Hotel 

P^lham,  Tremors t,c.  Boylston 
-*Atwood  Chits.  H., Green,  c.Leveret 

Babbitt  iArmir.ston.iir  Broad  war 
"BaK.  I.e.  n   lil    l!    IVi-ni.  nt 


Evans  Geo.  E.  1068  Washington 
Ferguson  Dennis,  2  Broadway 
Folsom  Jiis.iii.'.S  Shawm  ut  avenue 
•Fowle  H.  D.ri   Prir.ee 
Fraser  C.  1..  -Meridian  c  Lond  m 
•French  Charles,  %1  Uanover 
Fuller  D.  D.,  Hudson,  e.  Kneeland 
Oilman  J.  T.  (i'J  Richmond 
GleesonM.H.&Bro., !  ed'],c-Kish 
Gleeson  T.  J.  117!)  Washington 
Gordon  J:w.  117  Leveret  &  1  Lowell 
Goulet  Ambrose,  LIS  Broadway 
•Greene  Chas.  G.  821  Washington 
Ooentlver  Theo.  14  Pleasant 
♦Henchman  Daniel,6o  Cambridge 
•t<^]u,  Thomas,^  Union 
Howard  Win.  P.  ?.!*;  Hanover 
Howe  Manley,  26S  Broadway 
Jen  Us  T.  L.,  Merrimac,  c.  PbrtTud 
•Kent  Bobt.R.,  S  Maverick  sq. 
Kidder  D.  B.  \J  Maverick  so..  E.B. 
King  Oetuviu-,  H.M  W'ashinffton 
«Li.ncolnH.W„Charles,c.C'hestnut 
*I,ittlelie!d  A.,  Beach, cor.  Lincoln 
Lyons  Chas,  H.jr.  8$  Federal 
Marhews  T.  A.  17. 1  Fndicott 
McGowan  Vfin.  -S.  88.1  Washington 
McSheehyJ.  J.  193  North 
•MeUar  A.  P.  165  Shawnmt  ave. 
♦Metcaif  Theo.  it.  Co.  39  Tremont 
Miller  1L  C.  1  Charlestown 
Miller  W.  D.,  Hanover,  c.  Union 
Miller  J  .hn  L.,  Central  sq. 
Morris  Patr'k,  Federal,  c.  Purchase 


r.  cor.  Eliot 
<nt,  c.  Pleasant, 


Pase  W.  W.,  4  rei 
and  Court,  c.  fcl 
♦ParmenterG-  W.  I'M  Hanover 
Patten  I.  B.,  Beach,  c.  Harrison  av. 
Teai.odv  N.  C.  (ouin.)  20A  Bedford 
Phillips  E.  B.  &  Co..  Central  s;. 
Pierce  Win.  C,  282 Broad 
Restieaux  E.  B.  W.  I'.jj  Hanover 
"Restieanx  Thonias  2*J  Tremont 
Ricker  C.  A.  "iVi  Tremont 
Kicker  Geo.  D.  l<r<  Salem 
♦Roberts  David,  140  Dorchester  av. 
Robinson  II.  W.,  Fourth,  cor.  B 
Rouse  S.  M.  B.Iliff  Washinaton 
Shaw  Joel,  9H  Washington 


ilie}  L.  W 
tith  &  Mel\ 
uther  E.,  ( 


npkms  Orl 
ruer  T.  L.  S 
•r  Edmund 


gton 

nt 
eatre 


,-n  ;>v. 
Jr.er 

M::;v- 


\N  cite  Robert,  loo  Broad 
nVUbor  Albert  G.  747J  Wash. 
Wilbor  Alex'r  B.  l«i  Court 
'Wilbur  Joshua  G.  136  Cambridge 

and  •JS  Leverett 
Williams  J.  jr.  Blossom,  c.  Vine 
Wilson  George, North.c  ilicht.iond 
Wills. n  J.  W.    F.:;o7  tiroadway 
•Woods  Samuel  H.  51  Tremont 
•WridvtE.  S.  LOG  L'ndicott  fRevere 
•Wright  Wm.  R.,  West  Cedar,  c. 

Architects. 
Billings  Haiomutt,  L-a  Wash. 


' '.  w  a  V 


Chtirth  Ji  m  ,.!..  i.j.-  \\  a  ihiiigton 
CiirK  (r.  M,  Hanover,  e.  Salem 
•C.  t:..  t:-G--o..C  .tnoriK-.-.c.  Uridce 
Denny  Clvurted  R.,  fc.  Oran  •-,  i  . 
Alh  «iv  ,  i  cderal 

Dwiae  I---:  G.  71  Merrimac  &  aW 
.  Duikee  X'hoina*  G,  7'.'  Kliot 


Bon 
Br 

1  Hi  -hard,  »W  Citv  Exchange 

Hue  Nathaniel  J."5- Tremont 

-   Li  •  ierjr.«7  Joy's  buiid'g 

Bry 

Bu.^ 

ga 

mi  David,  45  Hudson 
mt  G.J.  F.  4  Court 

'"■>:  >•  C-  -1  Phani-c  building 
it  E.  C.  110  Tremont 
.t.I.  E.  Hi)  Tremont 
m.in-s  C.  A,  .-,  N'ilcs  block 
. .  -  ft,  i'.  l  :■'  i'n  inont 

AK-x.  !:.  2 1  . ail  re  avenue 

Ful 

er  Geo.F.'i'J  Nites  block 

F-. ill  r  S.  P.  *  Sons,  13  Doane 
Gilman  Arthur,  ti)  Tremont 
Graves  If.  P.'!  Court 
li   !i  C.  G.  60  School 
Hall  John  It.  4ii  School 
Hartwell  H.  W.  41  Court 
Hill  .).  XV.  P.-  U> Summer 
Hulj  oke  C.  U.  It5  Niles  block 


Kirbv  C.  K.  &  Co.  10  Niles  block 
Moore  Frederic  H.  S'J  School 
Parker  Charles  E.  -5  Congress  so. 
Book  3. 1-I.:.':>5  Commercial         , 
l ■■-. >sl  .a  &  Emersou.ti  Joy's  build. 
Land  J.  H.  (a  City  Exchange 
R:chards. Jo-euli  f!.  to  Court 
R  .pes  Geo.  jr.  11. Toy's  building 
Ryder  k  Fuller,  4')  State 
Sehueler  F.  -_'t;  Kilbv 
Schulze  Paul,  m  City  Exchange 
Silloway  Thomas  W".  pj;  Court 
Snell  Georce,  --  Tremont 
Sparrell  William,  D  State 
Stevens  J.  34  School 
Thorndike  John  H.  24  Edinboro' 
Towle  John  D.  11  Joy's  budding 
Twombly  Samuel,  4ti  Court 
Voelckefs  Theo  lore,  1."  Congress 
Washburn  William,  7  Change  ar. 
Weissbein  L,  6S  City  Exchange 
Wheelock  M.  G.  IS  Summer 
Woodcock  Sc  Meacham,  13   Exch 

Artificial    Flowers. 
Sebire  M.  12  EJaymarket  pi. 

Artificial  S.i2Jil»s. 
Drake  John  S.  :r.i;  Tremont 
Palmer  &  Co.  19  Green 

Artists'  35  sate  rials. 
Cotton  N.  D.  27j  Washington 
Wheeler  A.  &  Co.  61  &  63  Union 
Whipple  M.  J.  4  Co.  36  CornhiU 
(see.  adv.  p.  1) 

Astrolojrer. 

Lister  Thomas,  25  Lowell 
Auctiinieers. 
BakerThos.J.fc  Son.t^.v  Portland 
Beck  Gideon,  92  Federal 
Brodhead  it  Co.  53  Tremont 
Brown  Brothers,  11  K:lbv- 
Clark  &  Son,  10  Water 
Draper,  Morse  .t  Co.  24  Erom  field 
Dyer  i:  Haskell,  11  Tremont  row 

(.see  ad>\  p.  a) 
Evans  Krice  B.  7  State 
Hall  Edward  F.  21  Kilby 
Harris  Geo.  S.  zi  Doane 
Harris  Horatio  &  Co.  1-5  India 
Hatch  Samuel,  Water,  c.  Congress 
Hichborn  Geo.  R.  1  Scollav's~fald. 
Kendall  Wm.  B.  138  Friend 
Knfghts  Samuel  C.  basement  Old 

State  House 
Leonard  &  Co.  45  Tremont 
Merriam&  Co.  10  Federal 
Osgood  J.  H.  147  .^  14!)  CongreSi 
l'orfer  J.  K.  a.  Co.  2U  Congress 
Sprague  &  Tampan,  11  Central 
Sumner  J.  5  Congresa 
Thompson  N.  A.  .vCo.Old  St.de  Ho. 
Thotnpson  Wm.  V.   16  Scoltay's 

building 
Tyler  John,  9  Central  wharf 
Walker  Samuel  A.  50  x  52  Federal 
Warren  Daniel,  Ifi  Summer 
Weed  Otis  H.  la  >-  to 
A.utOKrsii>h«    :-.!Kl    Coins* 
Morse  Chas.  ii.  Iti  Smte 

it-.icon     Works. 
Knowles  Horace  "W.-li.t)  Harrison  aT 

SSuatii  sst!<!    aS;)->rvr«t!s:. 
Chases  &  Fay,  II  City  wharf 
Folsom  &  Bowker,  07  Charlestown 

JJaUei-s. 
Albert  John  M.  7.;  W.  Canton 
Bartktt  ^1.  3j  Broad  &  S  Lewis 
Bean  D.  L.h  W.  Centre 
Becker  Wm.  1st  i!  irrison  av. 
Blood  A.  75  Lincoln  &  7'i  Pi<-:tsar.t 
Bond  Timothy  D  62  Portland 
Brieham  M.  i\^J.  A..  Ciit'toa  pi. 
Brown  Gilbert  C.  frl  Pleasant 
Eurke  Richard,  116  Tyler 
Carlev  K.  H.STO  Washington 
Chaftiu  J.  II.  4ti  Fleet 
doner  John,  id.)  Tremont 
Chater James  41  South 
ChaterJohn  -t  Bro..  8.W  Wash. 
Crafts  Jacb.  Dorchester,  c.  Thira 
Cussick  T.  -op.  Simmer 
Gates  G.  S.  &  Co.  '■'■:i  Prince 
G.uei  August.  Ct  Kn   -land 
Gaut  Samuel  N,  47 1  Washington 
Gihhs  Lvman,  144  Cimrt  t'u° 

Grotteiu'lieck  Go.H.v;  Northamp- 
H  u.nin.1,  It.-.-  Broadway 
Howes  J.  F.  lio  E'rinee 
Hewutt  L.  S.rO  Princeton 
lP.m.-d  H.5.J  Revere 
Houshton  A.J.  l-.s  Washingtoa 
Howard  Samuel,  pi  Myrtle 
Huertci-  C.  07  Elliott 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF    BOSTON'. 


2.57 


KtU  Jameu.  I«>  East 

Kurt*  John  E.  TO  Warren       frimac 

M  >■  ■  ir  i  E.  L.  fa  (  dm  ,  .<•  al  Mr- 
M  .    ivinl  li  ••,:■-  A.  7  I  Leveret 
M  ,Viis  •    Jesse,: ■;  U  irr-n 
Si  i\  n  ml  I..  M.  Si  S-dem 
McDevirt  R.  jj  Broadwtiv 
McFuriand  Win.  .<;  Co.  -'Green 
MeSht-r-e  if.  7  •-  En  licot: 
Men  !1  i  .!.  o'l   Washington  and  2 

IV he tier's  ct.  "  :  Pcrtland 

Mi  !U-tChurLsL..W  Pleasant  and -7 
Mitchell  J.  B.  i.i  Maiden 
Mown  e  C.  W.  £  J.  C.  UO  W.  Cedar 

and  \M  Pleasant 
Morse    F.  W.    m   Cambridse,  82 

hrishton  and  I*!  ?•  •  Leral    ' 
Neville  A.  11  •;  Washir.-.v  its 


11. 
Tarn 


Wash. 


Pik    ,h  ua.  51  Poplar,  i  .  Syrinar 

Vike  Wm.  I   j  Cl-n'-.-i  L-e* 

Presho  L  if.  :-:  F  mrtbi 

Benzi  P.  K"  E:i  Ji-.:  .t: 
Robinson  Wm..  X  .rth.  c.  Clark 
Rollins  Geo.  S.  i   W  Washington 

Seh.ib    rt. L  l'>  South  M  tv 
Shnte  Sr.  [I..  Be-  i. di-rort.c.Portei 
South  J.  G..;>:  W^vru'r-.a 
Stephenson  J.  E.  >*7  W  ishii  ?ion 
Stone  Eben.rW  Prince 
W.dor-dL  Dan'.,-:  K./  S.  Cedar 


AV.|kir.^»ii  W.  ■;.*'  U  i-;.o-er 

Wyeth  :^V.Ur',':!r,Vc,r.  Aibt 

ISalla.se. 
FarJrer  B."W.  *ji  Commercial 
Simons  W.  •_">.*  Commercial 

Banker*. 
Alderman  &  Go-  .ti*  Kiihv 
B!  .ke  •:-....  v  C  ..': 


Ur,  ,  ■-. 
Clapp,  i 
CUirte..C 
Clark  J. 
Curtis  'I 
Davis  J. 


renilard  Tabl*!  Makers*. 
B.ulev  A.  W.  }■;:,  Harrison  av. 
CameJ.ihn  E.  a  Co.  :t!  Portland 
Steven*  j;  S.  I  :  Portland 

Btir.ls  and  Cases. 
Brooks  Samuel.  !"t  Court 
lU^y  E.F.  .vj  Court 

ISlackfhsr. 

Mason's  C  lalieuite  Bl.u-klnu,  Geo. 

;SI.-r.-.,:.  ,;,    it.  is  S.  Market    (<ee 

ESIavkentUhs. 

Batterman  J.i.17  Wushin-rton 
Brainhall  &  Chisholm.l  J'.f  Contrress 
BwehananJohnC.  10-S  Northamp- 
Budtre  Davi<i,:tf  B-verlv  [ton 

j    Cr<  ft  .1  i  nesT.i't  Beverly 
j    Cunningham    W.  H.    first,    opp. 

;    DunieL  e!  WBridge  IT-tend 

I    Denio   &    Roberts,    Causeway,  c. 
j    Dowd  James,  Beach,  cor.  South  . 

Fenby  St  Branuan,  Northampton, 
j       c.  Reed 

Foss  Abraham  S..  E.  Sumner.  E.B. 

Freeman  Moses  II.-  Andover 

French  James  M.  73  W.  Dedham 

Gold  J.  C-  Border,  a.  Loxincton  St 
Lewis.  E.  B. 

Flail  li.  G.  1:5  Cove 

Hartford  B.  171  Dorchester  av. 

Heiinessv  Joseph,  •">'.  Cooper 

i !  inker  Dai  : rt  S.  >'•  Sumner.  E.  B. 

Howe,  Averill&Co.,  Tufts w-f. E.B. 

Keefe  Martin,  Curve,  n.  tlurr.  a've. 
!    Lakia  .Sv-lvester,  4'.U  Bro:„i 

Lo-w-Wm.  II.  42  Devonshire 
t    Marden  &  Sand.  IB  E.  Dover 

Mason  &  Si  ihh.  V,?  Uarvison  ev. 

MeB-.rr,  :,.!.  vn.C>trt.noucand 


TT«.we  Rehccca  B. !) Lincoln 
lluphci  Susan  E.  WCarver 
Huntin.cton  Lucia,  US  Court 

(i  in    I  hzo.  17  Hudson 
Hunt  V.V.  .o..!...  i  iranjre  place 
.1  leksoj,  S.  *;■:  Commercial 
.(.••■■  bs  J.  2.11  X  irtli 
■lobiison  Charles,  I  Moon 
d..r  s  T!,.,m-^.  :.:»  Fleet 
K  mda  i  s.  u.  ID  .Morton  place 
Knowltnn  R  Iwarfl  A.  PJ)  Green 


MeWlgdn  Henry,  First,.. o.  B 
Miller  David,  ltd  Harrisoii  ave. 
Note  J.  S!  Sumner 
Onderdonk  M.  C.  3M  Broad 
F'-rrv  &   B:.-ktord,.TS  Beverlv 
Pike  &  Sin  |  son,  Beaeh,  c.  Cove 


cond,  n.  C 

"sL.f-a 

s-.v,-,-:  .     -\      »j     : 

Severlv 

•iratt* 

ShepardWm.  W  C 

larlestovrn 

tate 

Skallv  H.  C.:'o  Be 

-erlv 

:■  :,!vT-"r:, 

iantl 

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e 

Smith  £  !    ■     tt, 

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;  Cotton  Marv  Mrs.'-.' "«i  lltirr.  ave. 

I  Cross  J-iroh-'.  l;i  Min,  t 

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!    Femald  W.  M.  C  llavwaru  pi. 
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i    Grant  Marv.  4  M  irioii 
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,     Mauib  in  B.r.S  Fleet 
j     li  orison  Alice  B.  •-'■-'  LaG-an--  pi. 
I     Harvvv  Si.-tt'i  i;.    !l  L-veret    " 
Havf-y  John.  sH  Hanover 
n-.-Miemvav  S.  S.  t  Province  court 
HoiUnd  J."  Mrs.i)  Al^toji 


Le.Moyne  T.  Mrs.  .if!  L-verett 
Losan  B-rnard,  1)  Garden  ct. 
Lovetc  William    • 
Mviv  Pamelia.  I  Ulston 
Mc.Vell  F.  tt*  Hanover 

Morrill  A.  F.  i  P  ovine r 

Morrill  P,.hI,51  !{i<h 
Morton   Eliza,  o  t'anihrid'.'e 

Man  nJ.  li  1.,- a-;-: 
MulliaartJohn  A.  IS  Clark 
Murpnv  Sarah.  .=;10  Washinetou 
N'cal  Charles,  44»  Commercial 
Nichols  >ii  W.  «d  Hanover 
Jy'iekerson  Geo.  rib  Xorth  square 
Nourse  Louisa,  14-s  Court 
O'Brien  John,4.-5!  C  immercud 
Paine  Henry  rear  i^<!  Hanover 
Parker  Lydia,  $i)  Summer 
Payne  E.  Airs.  19  N'orth  square 
Perry  Elizabeth,  \->  Salem 
Pieree  John  S.  .'  Eaton  idace 
Prime  G.  W.  Mrs.  7H  Lond -n,  E.B. 
RedtieltE.  B.  Mrs. :»;  Boylston 
Bobbins  Abigail  Mm.  .1  Jackson  r  I. 
Bobbins  Lvtha,  57  Lowell 
K-.sers  AbL-ail.SCentr-.il  court 
;  Susan  «.  2cS6  Elanover 
I  E.  H.  '4  Eliot 
AnnaH.  -LIT  Washiriirtnr, 
rn  I    ir  'hneJOMontftorn'rvpL 
?ub  Solomon,  I4JV  Pieasint 
eeMary  Mrs.  IT. "Court 
rerson  W.  406  Comm'l  pird 

Sttnps  m  Elizabi  tit  A  Jliss,t>l  H-.-.v- 
^;'  ■•■■,.■  h  Luigi,  *«Com'l  (Italiajt) 

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Stevenson  C.  E.  4«  ut.rk 
TiirtSimuel.T.dfl  Essex 
Tate  James  H.  2  A  red  place. 
T;.ad  M.  A.  I'd   Ail-any 
'1  homas  R.  .;os  Commercial 
Thompson  Andrew.  4::  Comtnl 
TitcoiMh  Salome. Mrs.  li  Bussey  pi. 
Tttus  Phineis.44  Church 
Towns  S.  m  Hanover 
Walker  Eo/.a, .",  Ori,  piaee 
Wa;u,aB-,Oen..-,l  Lowell 
Weber  John,  4  Mi»n 
WildtsC.  E.  Mrs.  :U  Sonth 
W.iliamsMiwes.]  Lvnde 
Willtams  Wm.  i  Moon 
Winter  y.  I  .:»  pitta 
Wise  William.  H  (v'ing.tnn 
Wnwlurlich  Gustav,  i'j  feasant 
Yo-antr  Wrn.ri  Cnamb.-rs 

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Brown  R.  ■•^•.  c..- „„!,rci1| 
Cra-m  £  Sbeld.m,  i-l  Broad 
Il-lhrook  S.  E.jr..v.Co.::ioComm", 
H    -an  Thorn;..-,  K-'iv's  «-f.  E.t,. 
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258 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Mar*h  II.  F.  77  Washington 
McAdam*  Ii.if.-h.  1."  Wi.hinerTon 
V  •!••,:,  .:  i  v  M   .  (ire:  .r.u;  Wash. 
MfltonJ..!.  li  .  Wash. 
Mi«ire  Alex.  •_!    Franklin 
Ripley  Joseph  W.  21  I  r.rnhill 
Ii.n?cr»a  Brothers,  23  Temple  place 
K-  bertsJ.  G.  *  Co..*  Water 
Sehieristicker  J.  I-'.<  W:i,!dfi*ton 
Stiinpsim  Charles,  I'M  Wa.-lungton 
Stoddard  M.  4  C'f.rtdlillcouit    " 
Tern-  ii.  (,.  1     Water 
1  Itnan  Win.  SI  (  ornhiil 
Waterman  J.  H.  U  Fra  ikliu  ave. 
Williams  G.  W.  G.St),  !;.-■•  mfield 
Bookbinders'  Stuck,  and 

Gnne  II.  A.  50  Cornhill 

HHlWm.  II.  &  Co.  30  Cornhill 
Booksellers    unci    i*iih. 

ADAMS,  SAMPSON  x  Co.  Pub- 
lishers of  Direetories  for  Bos- 
ton", Charlestown,  Koxbury, 
Lowell,  Sairm,  Ai  p.  any,  N.  V., 
Troy.  N.  Y.,  and  many  i  ther 
Cities;  aUoorthe  Massachusetts 
Register,  the  New  Lug  and  Busi- 
ness Directory,  an  :  the  X-w 
YorkStatb  Business  DlKHC- 
iokt.jI  Washitisron 

Am.  S.S.  Union. '/tt.mhill 

Am.TractSo.,  a  Comhill 

An;.  Unitarian   A--.-.  -1  Bromficld 

BhIIou  M.  H.  ii  Winter 

Bazin  I  Ellswi    t   ,  '■'.  Washington 

Krown  <L  A.'  iaiauove'r  [hid 

Brown,  Tagaarl  &  Chase,29  Corn- 
Bumhani  L'.W  Cornhill 
Bumham  T,  U.  11.  I*.  143    Wash. 

<V*  acfw,"««-t«.',  p.  ti> 
Butler  D.  P.  142  W.-nP^t.n 
Carter  T.  U.  .5  \Vater 
Clapp  Ebenezerjr.  184  Wash. 
Clapp  Otis,:i  Beacon 
Colby  A.  &  Co.  i-o  Washington, 
CoKs worthy  D.  C.  66  Cornhill 
Congregational  Board  of  Publiea- 

1    .      "<  '    W 
Crocker  & 
Crosbv,    S 


(.«< 


irewster,  47  Wash. 

chols  ft   Co.  !  IT  Wash.. 

-,.-..•.•„■■■.■  :d},age) 
Crown  I.,.  P  4-:  Cornhul 
Damrtll*  Moore,  lb'  Devonshire 
Davis  Robert  S.  5:  Co.  lis  Wash. 
Desren  li.  V.  22  Cornhiil 
Dev.  e  Edwin,  "2  I  <  r._rress 
LXmahoe  Patrick.23  bnukKn 
Drake  S.  G    '  iRr    ■    i   ,  ! 
Date  a  Ed*  irdP  ft  C  ..  306  Wash. 
Fisher*  Brother, 71  Court 
Frhncis  C.  S.  ft  Co.  53  Devonshire 
French  .las.  ft  Co,  SO  Was;;. 


Gra 

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Ha) 
Hea 

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Jew 

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r/fUWash, 

Wahh. 


Light  George  W.  12  Tren   >nt 
Little,  Brown  &  Co.  II J  Wash. 
Litteli,  Sou&  Co.  46  Bromnetd 
Mansfield  J.  B.ft  Co.,o'J  Court 
Marsh  Bela,  14  Bronuield 
Ma?*.  Bible  Depo*.  1.1  C ■..-nhiil 
Muss.  S.S.  Dtp.  13  Cornhill 
HendumJosiah  P  4.5  Cornhill 
Methodist  Book  Bep...s.5  Curnhi  1 
M..ody  Israel,  •£»  Wash. 
Munroe  J.  &  (  o.  14  Washington 
N.  P..  Bapt.  Dep.  sity,  i  •  Cornhill 
New  England  S.  S.  Dep.79  Cornhill 
N.  K.T-.  tp.Deposifv.il  Cornhill 
]■■■     p%Sai«]  ;■  ■;      Co.  13  Winter 

Puf  ;  ml  Austin  G.4S6  Washington 
Ri-.tdtnjt &  Co.  8  State 
Kf*bl«»«n  James  &  Co.  I!'!  Wash. 
lt«*»«;U  B.  B-.0i.-i  WashiDLton 
I     ««-U  C.  B.  12  Tremoni 
S.'n't.ard,  Clark&  Brown,  H  i  Wash, 
f,    RcvrW.V.I-,-  Was!     (upstairs) 
S?    '    -  '   '  ru»,  li  Cornhill 
Siont'  v  .  !).  ,'>  Wat.-r 
Swclt  ii.  W.  to  Washington 
rpewkibury  W.  p.  v.j  Washington 
TeuthornF.  B  MX  ""' 
Ticknor&  H 

Titton  J.  K.  ^  Co.  I<:i  Wash. 
T.  !i;j  .x;.^  *    -U.il  C     L...J 
Urbino  S-  13  v-s  aUft 
Usher  Ja'mea  M.  V  Cornhill 
Yv^-ie  iVtaJi  Cornhill 
Virt.ie,  Emmiii*  *.-  Co.  121  Court 
Walker  buuinei.  jr.  IPJ  Waah, 


Walker  Thomas  O.  &l  Cornhill 
Wentworth,  tlewef  &  Co.  w  Wash. 
Whittemore  J.  M.  ft  Co.  114  Wash. 

/*er?'o</icoi  itealer*. 
Clark  TI.  1,.:  Meridian 
Cobb  Wni.  C.  "J'".»  (ianover 
Cod}   I..  W.  r.'.l  Washington 
Cook  Anno,  fi  EllOtt 
Dvt-r  John  .(.  v-  Co. 35  Scliool 
Fedcr!    -    '    hn  3d.,  S:  Co.  13   Court 
Hai  i  Itoii  W.  U3  Meridian 
(i  uiscoi  .  $   S.  ."4  Cambridge 
liamins  Uaac,  1  Bromtield 
Hasty  E  Iward,  7M  Wash. 
Howe  Irving  A.  11  Ouirtav. 
Howe  T.  J.  w.  ir  Cambridge 
Hunter  J.  S.  897  Was!;. 
Keating  Win.  l"t;  Harrison  ave. 
Learned  .1.  270  Hanover 
McCrea  Julian  K.  174  Harr  ave. 
Perry  John  L.,  Chelsea  Ferry 
PresGGttS.  D.  2t>l  Hanover 
Redding  &  Co.  8  State 
Sa_fibrd  Saral;  A.  9  Maverick  sq. 
Shea  John  O.  o  Commercial 
Sherman  J.  W.  11/5  Cambridge     " 
Smith  F.  W.  175  Cambridge 
Starrett  Henry,  342  Hanover 
Swett  ii.  W.  las  Washineton 
Tolman  Amasa,  58  Warren 
Watson  John  X.  B53Wash. 
Whitins  L.  Henry, Worcester  dep. 
Williams  A.  &  Co.  100  Wash. 
Wood  Win.  K.  108  Court 

Boot,  Shoe.aii*!  Leather 
S>e:tler'#.     Vy'IioLsuIk. 

Abbott  John  C.  17  Central 
Adams  Aaron,  %  1  niton    fl.eather 
Adden  John  jr.  i  Co.  3l"Shoe  & 
Atherton,  Stetson  &  Co.  CA  Pearl 
Aaeoin  K.  H.  IW  Pearl 
Builev  E.  C.  :•  l\arl 
Bachelder  X.  S.  Sc  Co.  159  Pearl 
Bachelor  J.  9-i  Pearl 
Batcheller  T.  &  E.  &  Co.  iy,  Pearl 
Butchelder-W.  s.  •»)  Blackstone 
P..t:    a  S  Br.  .  .'_■  Elm 
Bcals  E.  S.      ;  Pearl 
i'.     nis  *   v  sh,  VA  Peari 
Belcher L.&  vV.  S.  :y.  Pearl 
Bennett  Oliver  &  Co.  .v>  Pearl 
Billow  A- Knight,  75  Pearl 
Bigelow  E.  B.  Ik  Co.  75  Pearl 
Btgelow  P.  J.  62  Pearl 
Blake  Samuel  jr.  53  Pearl 
Bknchard  B.  &  Co.  131  Pearl 
li1  Lnchard  i..  i  I.  :'J  Pearl 
Blanchard  W.  \-  C.  151  Pearl 
Bowker&Phipps,12tS  Pearl 
Boyd,  Corey  &  C  ■.  Ua  Pearl 
Boyd  J.  M.  122  Pearl 
Bradley  J.  W.  15V)  Pearl 
Hrac-g  A.  L  Co.  57  Hanover 
Brigham  D.  fc  H.  57  Hanover 
Britiham  J.W.-&  Co.  vr,  Pearl 
Rrook*  kSa.  nders.  h"j  Pearl 


IV,  Pear 


■:;,  P. 


Cochrane,    Kimball   S:  Diinick  70 

Pearl 
Colburn  If.  40  Merchants  row 
Cole  B.  E.  142  Pearl 
ComstofkWtn.  H.&  Co.  89  Pear! 
Ci  nant.  Warren  i  Co.  tX-  fear! 


'.  S  X.  i  Co.   83   Han'r, 

lund 

v.  &  Co.  140 Pearl 

t.  4j  Pearl 

Willi  imj,  PM  Pearl 

ain'i  B.  U7KUby 
L.  10]  pearl  " 
ary.ti  Hauover 
ti  rnas  .v  i  ■■.  br.  Hanover 

ets  <  Co.  47  Kiihv 
S  Co.  ihi  Pearl 
W.  62  Pearl 
ti.  r-  pcar| 


Emerson  E.  C.  70  Pearl 
EstahrookJ.  A.  44  Merchants  raw 

Fairbanks  Drury  i  Co.  81  Kilby 
Farley, Morrison  St  Co.  129  Pearl 
Fun-am!  X.  1  (j  Pearl 
Fae  .t  Stone,  94  Pearl 
Fay  Sidney  (i.  lO'.i  Pearl 
Felch  I.&Son,  142 Pearl 
Pelt  J.  H.  27  Shoe  &  Leather 
Field  Pearson  II.  &  Co.  65  Kiibv 
Fitch  Sc  Otis,  r>  Pearl 
Fogg  &  Holmes,  97  Milk  &  1  Pearl 
Fo:/g,  Houghton  ti  Co.  «4  Pearl 
ForbushC.  W.i  Co.  H?J  Pearl 
Forbush  &  Wheeler,  88  Pearl 
French  I).  &  J.  55  Elm 
Frost  &  Co.  8.5  Pearl 
French  h  Howard,  53  Hanover 
Gamev  Thomas.  51  Pearl 
Gilmore  A.  A.  &  Co.  5'J  Hanover 
Gilmore  C.-8I  Pearl 
Gilmore  Sanford,  6'.)  Pearl 
Godfrey  Been.  D.  155)  I\-arl 
GoodellJ.as  Central 
Gould  J.  M.&  Co.  H7  Pearl 
Greenwood  H.  C.  83  Pearl 
Gurney,  Mears  A  Blake,  9  Elm 
Harris  J.  i  Sons.  31  Pearl 
HarttJ.&Co.  Ill  Pearl 
UaskeU  W.  T.  9  Elm 
Hastings,  Howe  it.  Co.  57  Hanover 
Hayes  C.  E.  &  S.  C.  72  Pearl 
Herman  C.  H.  91  Pearl 
Hersey,  Bailey  &  Co.  139  Pearl 
Hill  J.  jr.  &  Co.  59  Hanover 
Hitehings  O.  M.  72  Pearl 
Hodgkins  J.  E.  i  Co.  7-;  Purchase 
IP  lbrook  A.  &  Co.  ^4  Pearl 
Holhrook&  Arnold.Tl  Kilby 
Hoibrook  Vernon,  132  Pearl 
Holm,  s  &  Harlow, !«  Pearl 
Hosum  Geo.  &Co.i,">  Hanover 
Howard  Daniel,  85  Pearl 
Howard  Daniel  S.  5.5  Elm 
Howe  &  Batcheller,  89  Pearl 
Howe  Thomas  J.  ft  Co.  104  Pearl 
Hunt  David  &  Co.  14  Central 
Hunt. Joseph,  14i  Pearl 
Hunt,  Lane  ft  Co.  141  &  143  Pearl 
Ireson  J.  ft  Suns,3.Pearl 
James  C.  1L  8  Blackstone 
Jenkins  I.  &  A*.  S.  126  Pk;«rl 
Jernegan  C.  &  Co.  51  Hanover 
Jones  P.  G.  51  Hanover 
Jones  F.  He  Co.  ll>2  Pearl 
Jones  Isaac  H.  56  Fulton 
Jones  J.  W.ft  CO.  140  Pearl 
Jones  L.  S.S7  Pearl 
Jones,  Bobbins  ft  Co.  10G  Pearl 
Ke<  n,  Reed  &  Bryant.  <6  Pe^rl 
Keith  A.  ft  A.  B.  100  Pearl 
Keith  M.L.&  Co.  128  Pearl 
Kimball  D.  B.  122  Pearl 
Kimball  J.  B.  ft  Co.  107  Pear! 
Kimball,  Robinson  &  Co.55  Haso'er 
Kinslev  Bradford  ft  Co.  57  Hanover 
Lane  J  mkins  ft  Sons,  Vni  Pearl 
Leeds*  Brother,  76  Pearl 


rj 

Leland  Aiders,  54  Pear! 

'earl 

Lev.ettJ.  S.  «:  Co.  7.:  Pearl 

SI  Pearl 

Liudslev,  Shaw  ft  Co.  109  Pearl 

!-l 

Little  Edward  P.  104  Pearl 

tral 

Lovell  Daniel,  169  Pearl 

'4  Pearl 

Coring  &  Pliillivs'46  Pearl 

ft  Co.  79  Pear! 

Loud  A.  S.  90  Pearl 

.  Elm 

Maguire  Jitmes  &  Co.  ia>  Pearl 

Co.  45  Water 

Manny,  Drake  &  Co.  67  Pearl 

nLri  t.14'1  Pearl 

Manstteld  Geo.  A.3»i  Faneuil  H.« 

.  c.  Broad 

Mansfield  John,  173  Hanover 

Co.  11^  Pear! 

Mansfield  J.  ft  Co.  47  X.  Market 

Marsh  E.  W.  .v  Co.  8<i  N'orth 
Massey  G.  W.ft  Co.  55  Elm 
Mayhew  A.  C.  &  Co.  9  Elm     * 
Mercer  ft  Quit-in,    8  Central 
Mitchell  T.  S.  77  Pearl 
Montgmnery  G.  K.  159  Pearl 
M  -  .-  ft  Ke:niek.57  Hanover 
Murdock  A.  1..  127  Pearl 
fVash  Abner  P.  ft  Co.  134  Pearl 
Nash,  French  ft  Co.  122  Peari 
Nichols.  \s  inn  ft  Co.  3  Bla«kstone 
NiebuhrG.  H.  37  Pearl 
Van*  P.  -1.  :•:  Pearl 


Pearl 


Curtis  Ab 

DaBgetfr] 
Dai'n'on  11 
Damon,  1 
Dane  Prai 
Dane  J.  F 
Dyke  Geo 
DykeJohi 

Dyke  1,>  man.  7'.'  Pearl 

DiilJoseph,  112  Pearl 

Dizer  M.  0.  -<c  Co.  ■',;  Hnnover 

Driver  gtej  lie;;  ft  Co.  tV.  Hanover 

Dunbar  ,V.  if.  Ht^j  earl 

Dargin  J-  ft  Son,  92  Pearl 

Durgin  Samuel,  5)2  Pearl 

Ed  wards.  Beryamin  ir.  92  Pfsrt 

Ejdcr,  Sylvester  &  Vose,  2:;  Pearl 

Emerseu'i  Thos.  Souk,  51  Pearl 


1\  1  kcr  S.  E.  ft  Co.  31  Shoe  £  L**th- 

Parsnns  C.  S. :,.,  Pear!  [ket 

p«  nhiman  E.  ft  A.&  Co.35N.Mar- 

Pettee  S.  ft  Sou,  •■."■  Hanover 

Pevearft  Co. 69  Kilby 

Perkins  Isaac.  5';  Hauover 

Perkins  ^  V\  etlingtou,65  Hanover 

Pierce  J.  1  ■  Cenu'al 

Poland  Be'ij.;r:.iu.  ;i5N.  Market 

Pool  M.  II.  16J  Pearl 

PoolN.  UU3  Pearl 

P.  tter,  Hitehe  n.k  &  Co.  ft5  Pearl 

Potter,Nute,White&Bavley57  Pearl 

PunderlordJ.  A.  79  Pearl 

Putnam  J.  II-  W)  Pe.nl 

Putnam  J.  W.8t>rearl 

Ouincy  Geo.  II.  131  Pearl 

Uawsou,  BartlettA  Co.  57  Hanover 

Rawsou  D.  U.  ft  li.  T.  51  Hanover 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF    BOSTON. 


259 


Re*d  Nahum,  Go  Hanover 
Rising,  Childs  .'.  Co.  9i>  ivitrl 
Rowe  Allen  ft  S<  ns,  51    P  art, 
Rowoll  S.  A  Co.  6  Central 
Rowse  A  Bowman,  Ut  Pearl 

Russell  L.  F.  0  Pear! 

Rust  K  Copelnnd,  l»l  Pearl 

Sanders  M.  M   71  IV'-! 
Santord  O.  S.  5t  Co.  97  «  09  Pea:-'. 

Savcvcr*  Collaniore,  55  Elm 

Sh  i  i  N.  •■•  Co.  tvi  North 

Shaw  Philander,  5  Elm 

Shaw  S.  ir.  &  Co.  55  Elm 

Shaw  ft  Child,  159  Pearl 

Slooumb  J.  W.  &  Sons.  86  Peail 

Smith  A.  D.  £  Co.  54  Pearl 

Soule  J.  jr.  12.S  Pearl 

Spear  Ge  irge  N   1  v.  Pearl 

Sp'ifiFord  H.    I.  LIS  Pearl 

Sprague  ft  Efeiro  s,S«Pear! 

Stet;  m  M   S.  &  Co.  53  Pearl 

Stirknev  D.  H.  ft  C.  1'33  Pearl 

Stieki  ev  Paul,  "5  Pearl' 

Stoddard  k  Woodman.  9  Elm 

Stone  T.  S.  3  Pearl 

Strong.  Hayward  ft  Co.  97  Pearl 

Swan  J.,  Ferness  ft  Co.  57  Hanover 

Sweetser,  Battles  ft  C".  140  Pear! 

Taplev  Amos  P.  Ill  Pearl 

Taylor  D.  H.  ft  Co.  1SS  Congress 

Temple  ft  Smith.  14-5  Pearl 

Thayer  E.  H.  28  Central 

Thaver  ft  Kidder,  126  Pearl 

Thayer  Geo.  L.  ft  C  >.  33  Pearl 

Thayer  Otis,  h.9  Pea-: 

'ih.mnson   Erj*i<i  Co.  !>.i  Pearl 

Tirrelift  Bates.  151  Pearl 

Tower  J.  A.  55  Pearl  C Pearl  ■ 

Townserad,   Mallard  &  Cowing,  45 

Travis  A.  F.  !".>  Pearl 

Tras-is  C.  B.  WJ  Pear] 

Travis  ft  Mead,  H5S  Pearl 

Treseott  E.jr.54  Central 

Tucker  James  ft  Co.  113  Pearl 

Tucker  Nathaniel  .<;  Co.  o2  Pearl 

Tucker  Wales,  49  Pearl 
Underwood  O.  142  fear! 

VauahB  .1.  t  Horsey,  140  Pearl 

Vauihn  S.  94  Pearl 

Vinin*B.   D.1S9  Pearl 
Vose  C.  U.  101  Tear! 
Vose  Henry  M.  104  Pearl 
Waif  L.  E.fcCo.  i>9  Kilbv 
Walcott,    Forbush    ft    Chi  Ids,   6-5 

Hanover 
Walcott  Samuel  fc  Co.  126  Pearl 
Wales  G.  C.29  Pearl 
Walker  J  ft  Co.  125  Pearl 
Walk  irS   167  Pearl 
Wall*  e  .t  Sons,  41  Pearl 
War    P.  ir.  ft  Co.  II-  Pearl 
Ws.shburn,  li.-vnoh's  ft  C<-. Z  Pearl 
Webb  T.  C.  ft  Co.  1 1.'  Pearl 
Wei  ster  Charles  W.  S  Bro.  9  Flm 
Wh  ■.-:-.-•  reesH.  fc  Co.  89  Pearl 
Whi      Wm.  if   fcC  1,51  Hanover 
Vt   ••.  -vj.  -•■  •,  t  Co.  4*1  Pearl 


1 

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1 

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1 

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1 

Wood 

F.  M. 

Wood 

man  J 

Wrigl 

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Bodwt 
Brai  '<•■ 
Carle! 

Cobu  . 

Coll  W 

Colmai 

Camm 

!>•»>  1 

Ai:^n  Wm.  H.91  Cambridea 
Allen  Wm.  W,  32  Fane'!  Hi 
Appleton  C.  T.  P.  U*5  Hanovc 
Baker  Joseph.  HX1  Broadway 
Baldwin  C,  B.  142  Br  ia  Iway 
Bath  David.  7  lo  Washington 
Bath  J.  537  Wwhh  eton 
BellTheo.  1L 153  Washington 

Bl  iney  !>   H.2  Maveri  drsu.I 
;ter,  58  >  :hool 


52  N.  Market 


Don*  gan  Wm,  I'':  North 
DoreJ.  P.  14-5  E--.es 
Dyke  Wm.  272  Hanover 
Kiton  Is aac  F.  4->  Cambridge 
F.lnev  Geo.  Pi«>  Cambridge 
FJ  Iridce  K.  D.  4iJ  Merchants  row 
KienwoodJ.  W.   l-->   w  ishti  zton 
Emerson  G.  P.  i-«  Urn  s  Iway 
Faxon  P.  F.  ft  Co.  :  !  N.  Market 
Fl  id  8.  ft.  "  Maverick  so.  K.  U. 
Fi*h  H.  11.53  fleet 
FUk  A.  J.  222  Commercial 
Foran  Wm.  tl.  UX)  liatiaver 
Fats  John  F.  2  North 
G  i  Ithw  tit  D.  E.  l!*3  Hanpver 
(.■  !■:....  .. M  ...,:,  L.  l.'^  Hano?er 

Gwnlwin  ffm.iSf  Wash. 
Graves  ('ha;.  A    U02  Broadwav 
Hani* Joseph,  7tiS  WAsh,       (.North 
Hathsvrav    F.    F.    Merch.  row.  c. 
Uayden  Charles,  657  Wash. 


Hijiins  losiah.  "W;  Hanover 

If    :.ar'.  J.  ■:■■  ■  Wasl.i      "  <l\ 

Holderried  Felix,  S£i  \S'.iduriffton 
11  ilton  Lemuel,  7.'  Court 
Holton  Samuel  S.  4'!  Court 
Hook  Aaron, 242  Hanover 
Hussev  Geo.  W.  127  Cambridge 
11  -de  Henry.  IS."  iianover 
Je'ttersJ,  57  Pleet 
Kimball  v  Wig!  t.lPfi.Wash. 
Ku  i  ;  J.  .4  Son.  21-i  Washington 
Kn  -■■!  P.i>;.:  Wasliiiistoii 
I...,!;:'.:.;  a   lira;:    .  .;i  'a,  ,li,l  -■  build. 

Larsre  Th  imas,  i!.  M  rrimac 
Larrabee  John,  1443   Broadwav 
Leaniard  Wm.  H.  10  Marshall 
Lincoln  Peter,  92  Dorchester ave. 
Lincoln  Peter.  92  Dorchester  avc. 
Low  J.  H.  :y,-i  Hmove- 
Maloney  J.  F.319  t'erteral 
Marsh  Thomas  J.  jr.  l?,H  Court 
Marvin  ft  Brewer,  101  Hanover 
Mawhinnv  Hush  H.  26  Central  sq. 
Me  Aloon  T.  ft  Bros.  5.'5:i  Wash. 
McDermott  James,  09  Merrimac 
Moore  D.,  Lincoln  c.  Essex 
Moseley  T.E.ft  Co.Sum'rc.Hawley 
Nelson  D.  339  Hanover  [over 

Newcomb  T.  C.  u  C.  F.  170  Han- 
Newell  J.  A.  28  *  30  Essex 
Pearson  W.  H.  ft  Co.  ;;il  Wash. 
Pever  Warren  E.  997  Wash. 
Pollard  G.  S:  ft  Co.  530  Wash.      • 
Prav  John  F.  ft  Son,  107  Wash. 
Rice  i.  M.  10  School 
Richard  son  Jack  son ,  1 3  Maverick  sa . 
Riv.ers.John  H.  I  ft  3  Tremout 
Saloshinsky  Herman,  5(11  Wash. 
Sinnott  Wm.aB  North 
Smith  Geo.  P.  19G  Federal 
Southworth  Chiis.  -17  Uanovex' 
Stepiuenson  C.  71  Water 
Swallow  D.  W.  ir,7  Court 


Swei 

t  Silas, 372  Washi-.^ton 

Tavl 

3r  Julius,  122  Broadway 

Thv. 

er  E.  H.  5(1  Cambridge 

Tha<- 

er  S.  W.  93  Court 

Tit'-' 

mb  D.  A.  399  Washington 

T.-p'- 

ani  J.  Broad  -v  i  v,  c.  Dorch,av. 

Tun 

er  CUas.  A.  ■■  'A  Hanover 

Tun 

er  Geo.  E.  fil   Merrimac 

e  H.  H.261  Washington 

Wai'i 

ice  ft  Sons,  lf>2  Court 

Wall 

s  Frui  "i;  B.  70  Wasiur-cton 

Wat- 

ra  A.  ^  Maverick  s<y. 

Wef 

<.  A. 62  Sumner,  E.  B. 

W  - : 

-■•  :_-  Ah'rcd  A.  251  Broad  ft 

Whittrrdee  Thomas  J.  157  Federal 
Wisweil  D.  W.  33  Merchants  row 
Wood  Alex.  134  Hanover 

Uuot  and  Shoemafeers. 

Adams  Joseph  K.  7  Pinckney 
Amburn  Geo.  303  Tremont 
Anderson  H.  M.  12  Bromtield 
Anshei'.o  J.  H.  2i  Oem.e 
B  l>  I)  Geo.  W.  10  Green 
Bechler  Joseph.  8i  Leveret 
Barrett  M.J.  Ill  Endicott 
Bartholomez  G.  655  Washincton 
Bates  ft  Thayer,  108  Cambridge 
Beatty  ft  Clements,  38  Clark 

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!!-  .  ■'.  J  I-  suh,  I  Newbury  pi. 
Brown  Benj.,  oup.  4".  Meridian 
Bultiim  Wm.  H.  55  Poplar 
Cam  i1  T.  91  Beach 
C  ibu  ■'.,  lames  P.  ir   IGSHanover 


Croi  kett  G.  B.7  Howard 
Cusl  man  G.  rear  240  Hanover 
Dean  Loamini, -12  Merrimac 


3.  27  Ki 
laeJchn,  I. 


13  Federal 
S  Federal 
i-Cluufefl 


HalpmJohn.Ai  ['ortlund 

Hanrr&ve  J,  10  Frankiin 

Harper  W.  E.  2lti  Commercial 

I!  urtnett  Patrick,  Dorch.  c.  First 

H.arld  A.  10  PriiK'e. 

if.  ..-.  .\ndr  :w,  20  Franklin 

fj    :  •-.  i.  Mark.  2  Norfolk  avi. 

Hulman  J.  S.  1J8  Federal 

H  -.vt  David  K.t«Joy 

Hyde  T:  s:  Gw  ■ 

Irwin  Patrick.  181  Endicott 

Jesser  F.  J,  A>4  Washington 


Jewell  R.  10  Howard 

J  irdan  Sylvanus,  4 13  Harrison  av. 

Kelley  John,  51  Cmsa 

Krebs  A.  Li  E-veret  [ney 

Lacount  T..  W.  Centre,  n.  Pinck- 

Lambrecht  Ma:  ii  is  8.')  Union 

I.  mgenbeck  F.   "•'  Green 

Lanigon  John,  13  Dover 

Leach  Fliab,  >i  l)ev  -nsriire 

Learned  Grant,  l."»7  Wanh. 

Lcary  James.  29  High 

Leear  Henry,  h7.">  Washington 

Lohecrl  .1.  13'.)  Essex 

Loheed  K.-ii..  Be.H'.ird.c. Kingston 

Lvnch  Chas.  14''.  North 

Mahoncy  Andrew,  4.5S  Hanover 

McBride  H. +3  Cross 

McCarthy  M.  14  Howard 

McCartyP.  S  Chelsea  E.  B. 

McCawley  John,  ■.-.'  Sorth  souaj-e 

McDavitt  J.  N.  ll>i  Court 

McGee  11.  IH  Fourth 

McQueeny  D.  97  Federal 

Meserve  John  A.   1095  Wash. 

Miller  Robert,  4:  Smith 

Mitchell  Alexander,  6  Kneelaad 

Mitchell  John  A.  8  Eliot 

Morgan  Michael.  343  Fleet 

Mullen  John,  122  Dorckester  a?e 

Murphy  .7.  {il  E.  Sumner,  E.  B. 

Myers  f  reil'k,  70  Salem 

Newcomb  Ira  B.  11  Frunklinave. 
Nixon  William,  S  Bedford 
Nowlen  J.  P.  7S  Fourth 
OchsGe6.14  U.  S.  Hotel 
O'Daly  T.  T.  88  Meridian 
Odenwald  Geo.  A  2ti  Myrtle 
O'Donnell  M.  lis  Prince 
O'DonoEh-ue  T.  23  North  square 
Patterson  H.9ti  Fourth 
Patterson  T.  134  Dorchester  av. 
Penniman  J.  T.  fii  Devonshire 
Pitman  John,  ]m')  E.  Sumner,  E.B. 
Proctor  William,  15  Water 
Remmes  Bernard,  E.  Castle 
Richardson  Jahies,  227  Tremont 
RimbachJohn,  RIO  Washington 
Ritter  Louis,  4  Bennet 
Eo    nn    il  er  Geo.  3.3  Clark 
Ru  ly  <     ."i  W.  Canton 
Ru  :■  1]  h  F.  20  Bovlston 
Rupert  G.  L.  25'J  Washington 
Schayer  John.  -44  Coccrress 
Siebert  F.  24  Carver 
Small  Frederick,  2  M.-.ntoomervfii. 
Smith  Matthew,  Chambers, c. Pop  . 
SteDgel  P.  64  H  irris»n  avc. 
Sullivan  T.  102  South 
Sutton  B.  70  Leveret 
Swain  Step  .   n,  225  Broadwav 
Tirrell  Chas  o  Warren  square 
Townsend  E.  W.  174  lI«uover 
Tracy  J. -4  Bridge 
Trucv  Patrick,  h-0  Essex 
Tucker  L.  4-  Fine, ton 
Tyler  Asa,  IW-Tre.iiwnt 
Vahns  ft  Glaab,  1  Norfolk  ave. 
Vinal  Paul,  91  Curver 
Vnse  Tbos.  L,-*W  Commercial 
Av  litt  '-  i  ic  B.  5  Schi  o! 
WaittJa    ib,  ■'-  (  qui  bridge  I 

Webber  I.  78  Brighton 
Webster  ft  S!a;  k,  44  Meridian 
Welch  Geo.  J.  i  !9  Meridian 
Wilson  M.fi5  High 
Wrignt  G.  B.  13i)  Chariestown 

"    Lading  Shoe  Ifakeii. 
Bodwell  N.oSSch  ml 
Brown  An-jUStus,  40  Brnm  field 
Farrington  G.  23.;  Washington 
Knott  R.&T.TS  School 
Rrjbbinsl.  H.  259  Wash. 


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Francis  John  S.  17  Ferr 
Guild  F.  1."  Shoe  ft  Leather 
Hall  A.  J.  40  Fulton 
SI,  in  John,  6  Barrett 
Stetson  A.5.5  Camt  ri  !^> 

fSoot  <  r!:ii|>('i-ii. 
Eincry  John,  69  Haverhill 
15oot     Crimping     Ma- 
vliine*. 
Brainard  Brotliere,  'M  Utica 

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Grundy  J.  <<  Bros,  ft)  Devouanirc 
Harkins  .t  Smith,  r,  V,  arer 
M  it  ie  A.  L  PI  Congress 
P arker  Warren,  S6  1  tica 
Redt'ern  Wm.  C.  2ti  Harvard  pi. 
Robinson  T.  R.61  HaverhiU 

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Baldwin  B.  W.  29  Haverhill 
Boston  FaucetC  i^ Gore bl'k, Green 
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rial  and  1  Barrett  Cades  TV.  H.  "0  State 

Dexter.  Logan   SCn.   *~  Sumner   |  Horton  W\  R.  ]|  Custom  House  it. 

Grund .    '.  .V  ti       !ii  U.v..  ■-  llrt;        ,  Mansntl  i  .v  Co.  II  Lity  wharf 

Hoop,  r  H.N.  &  Co.  CM  Co  ii  |  K.JrfPCie< 

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I  Blam-y  U.  S.  31  State 


Howard  J.  W.  B.,C  S 
JngnlsJ.  P.  *  Co..  A, 
Litehfteld  H.T.,Lewi 
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Beeker  &  Bieberback,  *14    No;th-* 

ampton 
Cook  Isaac.  2.5  Central 
Evans  K.  m  Ce  .  AlnapUE.  B. 

PhippsJ.  1..  &  Co.,  lr.i md 

Rutledee  Win  .  U  .reh.,c.  Second 
Tarr  &  Smith.Worcesterst.  [North 
TavlorJ.  &  Sons,  ip>i!  Com'!  &:»7 
Tremont  Brewery,  W.  Castle 

Bricks. 
Hubbell  Peter,  9  Old  State  House 
Britannia  Ware  Manu, 
Lewis*  Richardson.  13  Water 
Motvv  A  Smith.  -(;'  Hao-n  i'.i 
Cochrane  H.  P.  &  Co.  57  Causeway 
I5r«»k.er*. 
Bovnty  Land,  wid   Peruion. 
Blake  Pynsoa,  1-  Doane. 

Baker  F.  jr.  (56  Commercial 
Binne;.  C-J-  F.  150  Mace 
BlaUdeli  x  Crj-.-.e.  K4  state 
Brid  '6  N'-  W.  6  India 
Brown  Vernon  *  Son,  53  State 
Bruce  B.-T  India 
Cabot  Edward  i  Co.  ■>-  state 
Ctone.v..JLH.*C«>..4  India 
Cook  Wm.  .v  Co.;  ' 
Dow*  Field.  ^ 
Etnerv  J.  s.  i  I  o.  ;.->:.te 
TTo'-hinaham  N.  F.  I'll  >:aie 
HannufuJ.  W.  Instate 
Haskell  T.  H.150 'State 
Hinman  Geo.  53  India 
HoUten  O.  H.  ■_  Congress 
Kilham  &  L  ud.il  '  ommerci 
Lincoln  ^"■'■',^r]!:,\. 
ton! Thomas  H.0.1n.lta 
LoudS.C.HComme.cial 
Herein  Jerome.  !  »•  a  Lte 
Perkins  Thomas  Jr.  •.«  Mat* 
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'  B.  wman  ll.fi  Salem 
i  Brett.To.  !,  !  Devonshire 
I  Brookings  S.H.  18  Salem 
Chatman  G.  (I.  I  (J  Salem 

■  Campbell  R.  S.  17  Brattle  -<;. 
!    Collins  James,  62  Biackstone 

1    Conant  Charles  0.500  Wash. 
I    C«ininiini7s  .1.  K.  titi  L'nion 
:    Ferdinand  J.  F.  l(>i  Hanover 

Fishier  Wm.  H.  29  Exchaatre 

FiskeP.  lSEndicott 
:    Foi  te   Luther,  7  3tat« 

Gorham  Lott,31  Exchange 
!    Goodwin   G.  K.  10  Salem 
<    Hayward  J.  G.  70  Friend 
i    Hememann  B.  20  Brattle  square 
!    HtehtJohn  W.  19  Brattle  so. 
!    If.-,!. lor:  C„v:.r?l..  j  Stat 

■  Jaci  bs  Elisha.2  fraveller  building 
Jennings  Levi,]  Devonshire 

i     M:v,n  A.  C.  1".  B-artl,-  square 
'    Msrrm  J.  *  Co.  S3  Exchange 
:    Meserve  ti.  T.  105  Sudbnrv 
N--.,;l  r,.io.  i-;<;  i:.„,::.'„p',';,1 
;    Parker  Isaac  H.  17  Doane 
I    Peirce  C.  T.  102  Biackstone 
i    Potter  A.  B,  li  Brattle  square 
I    Remkk  John  A.  1  H  Salem 
I    Kick  Seth,  11  Salem 
i    R.>2ers  Ch'as.  M.  21A  Salem 
!    Rohan  E.  12  Brattle  v\. 
\    Russell  Hubbard,  4  Brattle  sq. 
i    S  irgent  Cvrus,  18  Brattle  so. 

Savaa-e  T.  L.5  Endieott 
|    Simpson    Thomas,  basement  Old 

State  Flo  ise 
j    Smith  F.  214  S  ih  '  i 
;    Smith  T.  M.  10  Brattle  sq. 
:     >;.-ar  .<;  Vanderstice,  2'..>>  Sale  m 
St-ains  Iv'v,..,-,  ;  ,M;it.'  '      [friend 
W,-?ti,n     "'illa.i.  M„   Mermnac  c. 
Worster  E.  P.  11  State 

yote. 
Adams  O.  .1. 15  Consress 
Adams  Seaver,  -JOJiiy's  building 
Cushing  Benjamin.  !•_'."  State 
Cushing  John,  67  Kiibv 
Lawrence  G.  II.  2.'?  Congress 
Lawrence  W.  F.  'J".  Consress 
U  thr  >p  A.  B.9  State 
Martin  J.  W.  5  Consress 
May  Wm,  B.9  State 


X. 


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ave. 


11  Br  id 
u.fcot'n) 
iral  whf. 
India 

tral  «-hf. 


jr.  ■£>  India 
■Central  whf. 
•mmons,  l'.<  ft: 
feCo   .      Stai 
.-.-,  Kilby 
msewav 
F.Srtlmi   i 


Packard  &  Freeman,  5»)  Kiiby    _ 
Peabodv  Wm.  F.  l*<  Coimnercial 
Pehniman  A.  P.  15  i"'ii=' 
Perkins  A.  P.  4  Warren  square 
Perk  :•.«  Tli.  -..jr.  l'-i  M.i:.- 
IVttib  >ne  H.  A.  v  Co.  ii  Kilby 
QuiivibvM.-T.s:  Salem  [whf. 

K  molds  EdWd  B.  &  Co.,  Central 
Ki.:hunlsonW.  H.ill  India       [*f. 
Rr-,,1-.,  i.iachij.  M.&  Co.  30  Central 
S  ■■  :  L  Ii.-rt,75  Kilt.v 
S-ar-  I  .  W:  UK;  Stidbury 
S'li-.v  Geo.ti!  Water  (eotton) 
v.  ,;      -  kC"     •  t  ■  nvl  •■  I.M';.!-  ..jtta) 
S».irl  jwk  1>.  11.  llU:t-:r>ui:irch 
SuUivail  .i.  W.  !7J  r-i-.i-:' 

Tayl   -■  Brothers  i  «.'•>.  [29  Srute 

TarellG-  EI>  •    e 

\Vel  i  Aan.ii  [>   &  Son,  193  State 

t,V;1,.  Wm.  Vi.M  Imlia 

Williams  Kobvti  i  Son.-l  f.'eut'lwf. 

Wood  C.  .V..vi'.J.  !■■!   Vl-.lk 

Ctutom  H /:■-..;..<. 

Stimson  i.  K.  &  Co,  m  Wash. 
Stoue  .t  Downer,  1  Com'!,  o  State 


\'.  olsoct  t.  B.  A.  I  Devonshire 

i-;--:^  Esfcite. 
Alexander  John"  L.  17  Old  State 

House 
Ay  •«  O.  F.  ".I  Exchange 
Ban)    •  i  .  i,..;:  Court 
Bi  :;jis  A.  S.  basement  Old   State 

House  [Il..use 

Bemis    [[.  .T.   basement  Old  Stute 
Bill  A.  D.4  Scollav's  building 

ke  James  U.  15Contrress 
Blanohard  t'liarles  k  Co.  basement 

0   IS:  ite  !'■    .-• 
Bowker  D,  114  Hanover 
Bracket  D-witt  l  .  24  Wilson  lane 
B.i   nham  S.  jr.  10  State 
Butler  Wm.  MX.  Market 
CI  i]    .  J.lC.t  So=-r,Portiand.c.Sndb. 

1  -.    .;.    L.     '   Wils,     I    !         - 

I  lark  T.  E.  !i  Exehai  .  • 

<  la  ke  It.  !>.  &  Co. -J  Norfolk  ave. 

•       kCmi     -.  'jfJoVs  buiiaing 


I    B 


C.  C.  ! 


.  .v. 

l'"' Sudbury 

I  .  X  1  ,  i  1 1 1    . 

V 

'■  ilrron  lane 

Guilford  J,  M.-fSi  State 

H-sss-jjii  J.    ,:•:.  !n   I  :.  -rv  hv.ilding 
ll»«     .sT.  B    III  t  X,    .:.  ,ge 
Hebard  v  M  ;•.:-.  is  -r„t«-' 
Hichb.'.rn  Ceo.  i;  1  Seolluy's b'ld'g. 
Hill  Albert  B.  ]■••  Kiibv 


Holbrook  D.  17  Scollay'a  building 
Hontans  Geo.  n.  12  Devonshire 
Jackson  S.  S.  J  Devonshire 
Jeffries  J.  jr.  18CitvExch.  (tcr.ad- 

vertitcmeut,  p.  lh.>) 
Johnson  Benj.  4  Joy's  building 
Kinc&  Co.  tWUsonlane 
Kuhn  John,  t"  Old  State  Il.juse 
Leavitt  T.  II.  41  State 
Len  w  L.  •'  •  Joy's  building 
Lothrop  A.  B.  :'<  State 
Lothrop  K.  J.  H  State 
Martin  Pearl,  4  Scollay'a  building 
Mason  John.  2.'1  Congress 
MaynardJ.  W.  1  City  Exchange 
Mclntire  Chas.  6  Congress  square 
Mea<  i  am  Geo.  1  Devonsl  i 
MillsRufus,  6  Beach 
Morris  C.  W,  8  Jrty'a  building 
Newcomb  it.  >.  >•;  Court 
Norris  H.  A.  1"  Pho*nix  building 
Page  T.  E.  17  Bratt.e  square 
Pearson  i  Co.  09  Court 
Ric    Samuel .  9  State 
Rich,  Thatcher  .<:  Co.16  Summer 
Ridsway  John  V.'.  ",  Congresa 
Robinson  A.  J.  r.  S<  hool 
Rogers  0.  C.  10  State 
Shattuck  Isaac,  31  Exchange 

Shuttn.'k  Win.  V,  S..hoo| 

Slater  P.  R.&  Co.  4  Wilson  lane 
Southwick  J.  S6  State  [House 

Spear  John  I.  basement  01,1  state 


Var 


d'g 


sr  S.  l'>;  Bfack3tone 

le  1  .  !i.  S  Phoenix  buildin; 

n->  \V.  16  Summer 
Veazie  Joseph  A.  7.;  State 
Wadsworth  W.  6  Beach 
Wakefield  E.  H.  SI  Washington" 
Wallace  A.  5  Howard 
Wellington  Darius.  S  Jov's  bi 
Westcott  J.  H.  174  Hanover 
Whittemore  B.  F.  40  State 

Stock  am!  Exchanw.. 
Adams  Ashur,  SI  Exchange 
Adams  K.  F.S1  State 
Andrews  Henry,  48  State 
Arnold  Chas,4u  State 
Attwood  Gilbert.  6  Mer.  Exch. 
Ban  croft  E.   P.  2  Ch  an  ge  ave  n  ue 
Baylej   U.  F.  4  Phoenix  build. 
Beck  Wm.  -'  Change  ave. 
Boles  Mathew  *c  Co.  90  Shite 
BrodheadD.  D.  oConeress 
Brovvn  Benjamin,  56  State 
Brown  Stephen  i  Sons.   48  State 
Center  John,  2  Chang"  -ave. 
Clark  .7.  W.  &  Co.  22  State 
Colburn  Samuel,  76  State 
Cutter  .1.  A.  B.  4  Phcenix  building 
Doane  George  A.  2  Change  ave. 
DoddJ.  M.  i\  Congress 
Duj.ee.  Becki  Sayles, 41  State  {see 

advtrtUem'nt,  p.  7) 
EayrsJ.  H.  16  Exchaugfe 
Farle\   Robert.  4<>  State 
Fiskt  Joseph  X.70  State 
Foster  Archibald,  .1  Mer.  Exch. 
Gale  A.  C.  25  State 
Gilbert&  Sous,  _.s  State 
CUUeyJohn  E.  M.  8  Old  State  Ho. 
Gorham  F.  15  Congress 
Grant  E.  B.  2  Chancre  ave. 
Hayward  C.  L.  20  Coneress 
Head  Chas.  D.  17  Citv  Exchange 
Heath  K.  A.  2  Change  ave. 
Henshaw  S.  .^  Sons,  2  Merch.  Ex. 
Hubbard  Brothers,  20  State 


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Pk   .  ■  na  J.  -1"  State 
Ri      II.  •,.-. ,  _s  State 
-.  .      .   i  :,  .mas  R.50  State 
>..  ;ui  ■  C-  C    -  Change  ave. 
Sole\  J.. J.  4"  State 
St.,  I'll  ird  L.  T.  is  State 
Tenney  B.  F.  70  State 
Thayer  B.  W.  25  >tute 
Torfev  Chas.  40  State 
Tyler'W.  C.  28  State 
Varnum  Wm.  In"  Summer 
Williams  S.  G.  70  State 
Mi  u-.li  Afa.nuf'aeturcr«. 
A  :   rns  lohn  J.  &  Co.  119  Wash. 
Butler  P.  P.  40  Maverick  sq.  E.  B. 
Doane  *  Skilton,  4:'  Water 
Harvey,  Burton  &  Co.  •>!  K'i/.,--- 
McLaughlin  Francis,  2S  Exi  ha 
Strattou.  Sheriff*  Co.-.-j  Exchang* 
Tyler  Charles.  04  Biackstone 
Bnintlng  Morera. 
Brown  i  Blair.  Harvunl  c.  L'tica 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF    BOSTON. 


261 


T2unir*  ami  T<m»«. 
Van  Nostrand  Win.  T.  U»  Utica 
Rumetiziitg. 

Lovb  s  U  ..._i  >,  joe   ad  a.  C 
Buru'jt  Fl.  *fc  Cuiupheue 

DodeeJ.  i\:-y.  I  ni   ,, 

Gardner  l>.  W.  v  c ....  7."  Union 

Greene  Samm  I  G  :  !T  •■    \  ,ai 

Jenney  Stephen,  V,  f  n<l::t 

M-.,:o   S   '.[-,-  ,rv.  J   '     !•. 

Mills  D.  T.  i   Co.  1-.  Custom  H.  st. 

Mills  E.  A.  52  Church 

Porter  John  4   Co.  12  Broad    f<«e 

advert  !se»l£»t,  p.  S  ; 

SStsfton  Dealers. 

Adam*  i:.  F.    A  \i ilk 
Boon,  Frost  &  Co.  .50  Milk 
Foster  D.  J.  &  Co.  7  I  Milk 

r.-iUi.if  t  ISukers. 
BairdJ.  v.  Sadhurv 
Barnes  I 


Blake  C.H51  I 
Brians  E.  G'.,  i 
Brings  Seth,  -  I 
BroVne  l&  Del 
Butler  Benjam 
CirrJ.„ep:'i,  L 
DurantJ.  41  K 
Farren  D.  1  3  i 
Flanagan  P.  '.' 
Fos*ate  M.  G. 
Geldowskv  F. 

Ingram  Geo..  I 

Jennings  VI.  .1.  '_'7S  Feci 
Kimball  B. «  Merrill 
Kvie  j  >sep  i.54(  in 
Libbey  M  H.  Fs  Do 
I.ibbe*  S  Smither*, 
MeasrSer  James  VV. 
McC'ully  &  <  ofHn.  i 
Nve  Wm-.JI.  52»3  VV 
Perkins  D.  B.  1  *»  Ci 


Dorchester 


ngton 
i.  e.  c.  Beach 


Chase  C.  Hi  Harrison  ave. 
Clark  »:*;•)  II  iwlev 

C<  :l;.;  !'•• iry,:  V,  Harrison  a 

(  •  tlin  v  !',  rkina,  ..>  Haw  ley 
ColterJ  .lui,  .-;  Me.rrimac 
C  n   mt  i ■:-••  I  I'.  ■.■■'  W.  Dcdham 
Cook&Sutall,  Border,  1  .  Lexin 
C-  ,  ,t  K  I  ward  T.W  Federal 


Cotton  Lew  i,  '.J  Alhuiiv 

Cui  imiii  ;s&C:ir  isle.  r.  291  Bro.id 

CunniiisrhaiH  G.H.,  B<  Iton.n.Dor.    ! 

Currier  Geo.  VV.  f  ;-j  Trcmoni 

Damon  Calvin,  *J  1  /ter 

Damon  H.arv,  i;.;  Trernont 

Damrell  J,  S.'H  Bridge 

Daunt  T.  K.  7  Cove 

Davenport  John,  2  Oliver 

Davies  Daniel,  lu  Lime 

Dearborn  &  Drake,  t&rHawley 


Perrv 
Rane 
Pans 

Robe 


Wl  ;"-  in 
Wiiixtem 
Carpe 
A  iei  'I 
Ames  S. 

Vni  ■  • 
Aver  Ge 

A . er  i  h 

i  J.  ■  ■.■  ! : 
Barker  ' 
Barnes  (. 
Harrows 
Ba«  lets 
Bart]  •:: 
Bates  J. 
I:  LesN. 
!:.    ...  ■■■ 

!;:  ,..•:  w 

Bod  well 

i...  ■  -  fl 
U  nil  • 
Bourn* 


i 

Doan  •  F.  i '.,  S-  i  <•,■:-.  ft.  New 
Dow  Daniel.  <.'■!  Portland         [K.  B. 
Downing  &  A  lams,  Lewis,  n. terry 
Druv;.„a  Miteiivii,  J-".  Bradford 
Dunbar  Luther  VV.  :.:<.  barit  s 
Dunninc  John  F.  tJl'J    Hurr.  ave. 

D'joee  C  .i-.    :iil    !       riC  i-C.T 

Dupee  L.-wi..::iD  Harrison  ave. 
Easterbrook  Isaac,  toot  Mt.  Vernon 
Emerson  J.,  Fourth  c.  I_ 
Eti!-.:rsou  Jonathan, .'?  Warren  pi. 
Emery  Wm.  D.,i7  W.  Caxitou 
Evans  II.  L.  I.  -  Tyler 
Farren  Ge-.>.  ;  T  ri--et 
Farren  W.  D.  ;3t>  Merrimac 
Favor  John,  Bearrh,  cor.  Cove 
Fer:;t.son   Lhos.  :'•  bViend 

FiU'l'i  .i'Mi.i-.  '■'*>  .  i'  :det'al 

Fitze  r-.dd  S.  s2  VV.  Dcdham 
Flanders  B.  H..  \lbany,c.  Harvard 
Fo-ertv  J.  -.:■;.-.  !•'•  ■      i" 
Fowle'j.  rvartdo  VVaxhinctun 
French  ^  Blackbird,  Cr.:vk  sn. 
l-'f.it.l.  0.  .v  J.  M.rj  Havernill 
Frost  Win.  B.  '.'::  Batterymareh 
Fu         C.  C.  L'4.i  b'ederal 
1  v.  i.  r  Hiram,  -  ii  irvard  pi. 
Fuller  L.  L.  S  C..n_'re!..*  sii. 
Gferrijih  Geora<-  W    -■  stute 
Girtbrd  M.  S.  v   Ca. :,.-«:.v    fCa^tle 
GdlespieJ  .hn  VV.,  Treo..'.nt;  c.  VV. 
i;r,v.TJK,i.!,l  -I  r.rtU.nd 
Hill  Wm.  V..  Border,  c.  Decatur 
Hanrrave  Geo  .  C   .  -  •    .       r.  Ben. 
Unrnman  N.  G.  *i   Battervmarch 
H  irt  N'athl.  i).  +::j  Treru  n'lt 
Hartwell  P.    Burr.ste-.ul  court 
Haslec&  A  lams,  -  5o  Sn.llmry 
H  ith  iwa  •  A.  J.    ft.  Fir,<  kuey 
Uaihaway  X.,  Middlesex, e.  Chap- 

Hawkes  B'-nj.  ?,X  llarri»)n  av. 

Havt'ord  VV.,  Aibioo,  n.  Uirdijicr 

H.-arh  Dan  i.  !  '•  ■  '.::..:    •' 
I    M-  idri.-kJ.  ..     ■  ■       .-;..:>■•-  .- 
!     iiill  Na:.u;i.J.  i  :-'-••  i  "  •  '    ■• 
;     U'.t  hcock  »  Sen    !.-.  !Su  iiiury 
'     U  ■  ■    :t  LV-terif.  ■■  '  fhwl    » 
■     1!  dbrook  S:  .;  id,   Si  :ond  n.  E. 
!     Holmes  0.  D.Vi  Cr.  ss 

Holmes  Joseph  T.  l^J  Cniml 

i:    -..    .,   :.      d»i   i, 'J  '        -k..t. 
i     Houghtob  J.  C.  •>  dern.'.iuc 
I     ti  'uston  *  I-  're  .  U  <•.  First 
i     Hou-to  uv  VV  id.  Fo  irth,  n.D 

|     Howard' -it- K  I  ■"    ..•     ' 

H       l>«      .  i    '  •/.-■-  c.  Ainany 
!     Hunt  Beiii.  r  ss'j  VV  ^hijit'tou 

Jackson" E.  S      '  '    i  •■' 
!    J'irn  •.  i:  !>j..  :■;.-•■  i  -.  n.  Dorches'r 

JauiesM       .:'■■:  n<  :id 

.[.•(...,,  s.  ;;  So.  Margin 
I    j  ihns  >n  C  "-.  v  ••  •         [Chapman 
j    J..i«-lvi-.  -J>.h:i  ti.  jr...  Trernont,  op. 
|     Ke ..••.   M  !>••-    ■    -  nibury 
j     Ken  falls.  1  ■  ir  •  ■'■r«n 

Kennev  H.  :■■  Br  ad 

KevcS  Clsi  ■  i;s-",44  Broa*lway 

Ku   'snui  v  I  i,  i-  I    fn  oi  >ut 

Kn    ■-.- ■■•>'  I     A.  -••  a-;. lover 


,-ker  V. 

■  ■-.       !  n 


Pin. 


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Lu:;l 


lit 


II: 


Itrnxvii  J  ■  •  i  M 
Brow  n  .J.  !•:.  v  N.  k  Co 
i:  mum  K.  II   fraven 

■    .  :    fc51    ,,',.r-. 
Burr  I'heophiius  k  r?on 

«   •   :■••■  •:•:  D..  M  ■•  uen.  I 


8.  V.  Dccatu*  u. 


M  nr  V    ■  r.  VV    •■  •       . 
Mair   n    mas.  W     i«ir  av. 
^!u.-rl.^•.j.^      :s  «?.  4    l    i  reinont 
;■!  ..  leu  j.  1.    .:  H  :  ':■•■ 
>!.r-   r...  >.-:',  ',  "    Hu-Uon 
%x  ,r-.:  ..     Wn      II   M     :  ■•  -  : 
Mutli<  *•  i  ■•:  ••  ii,  t re m 't,  n.  Dover 
\ji   v  •  •  ■  :'  tri   k,  '•  !'>'•■  in-  e 
M   ■.    u,  ...   ...  r   SI  i    o   ., 

v,K^.  J  ,hn,  I..'  Cliarlwtown 


Merrill  S.W. 82 Tvler 
Milliken  K.  W  E.  Dover 
Moore  A.  ij  I  harnbers 
Mi  ore  .1  •"!.  N'ewbern  pi. 
MooieJ.  !'.  i  Water 
Morrison  J.  D.  1".'.  Congress 
Morrison  <  Shaw,  AldeilC.  Sudb'ry 
M  irton  I.,  trf  Trernont 
Morton  J.  reai  . .'  i  Washington 
Moulton  b.  142  Eudi   ott 
Munn  e  Henry  J.  7  Chapman  p3. 
M  ii  ■  L)h\  Ji  >h  ii,  '.      n't,  c.  Chapm'n 
M  ■  '■'•    '.  <i  ii.  H  .(  ,i  ;'..  c.  V  lllage 

Nile  J  ihn  S.,  Dor  :h'r,n.  Broad  way 

Norris  M.,  Essex  i  lace 

Notta^e  i  R  chardson,  5C  Cooper 

Now*  ;  Geo. .'.:  C.  64  Church 

Nowell  0.  S.  hi  VV.  Castle 

Oliver Joi  n  jr.  ::i  .  Havr.ave. 

Orne  G.W.  )04  Friend 

lark  i.  B.  PI  Hi  .;,-, 

L'j;tch  F.a  Travers,  a.  Charlesto'n 

Fatten  Gvorce,  r.  I>J  Ploasant 

taul  L.  H.  5*i  Pius 

i  l.ul  ■(.  F.  -I-;l  Trernont 

Peai  h  S:  Craw!  ,r<\,  5«:  Pitts 

t  .;.-i".   Calvin,  s  River 

B.rkins  Benj.  T.  100  Endicott 

lJ-  rkin<  &  K"._.  .. ■'.'  Hanisoaavc. 

Perrv  C.  A   4  !  Dei  inshire 

r   •   rson  &  Goi  dw   ;  .  77  .1    v  ,rR.E. 

Pickerii  s  Leo,,  ird,    E.  S    Miner  n. 

Pickett  Wm.  B.  3  Adams 

Pierce  G.  L.,  Bremen.  n.E. Sumner 

Pierce  J.  2oi)  Causeway 

PiKe  E.  VV.,  Causewav,  c.  Portland 

Pike  Ge  ».  S.  i<J  PortIa"nd 

P.keJohn  K.  Foundry  c.  Fourth 

Polan  1   D.  E.  i:>  Haw  ley 

Pi'ii'l  <.  i-ui-'on.  VJ  Fabin 

Powers  T.  C.  453  Trernont 

Pratt  F.benezer,84  Leveret 

Pratt  F.  L.  10  Avery 

Proctor  &  Lewis,  >v)  Broadway 

(>ui;.iby  Ira  B.  r.  --".!  Union 

R  ivm  s  f  rancis,  Creek  square 

Khoades  D  .  Fulton,  c.  Richmond 

Ri  lion  Pdchard,  fil  S.  Marsrin 

It  pU-v  A.  S..  W.  Castle,  c.  Trem't 

Risteen  ^  Frizell,  fW  Aloanv 

Kitcrde  Jame  =  .  Bitchie  block.  £.  B. 

Bo:,ie  L'V.^lharV.tnwu 

Robinson  Seth,  IS  Hawky 
Kobinson  VV.  S.  Syii  Harnsonavc. 
Roliins  Charles.  I-J)  Tyler 
Sawver  A.  A.  ■••'  Battervmarch 
Seibl-rlich  F.  413  Trernont 
S   .  w    ir  i'.  5o  Charlestown 
Sharon  Charles  A.  4ti  Devonshire 

-  !         _•',  .!.  V.'.  r.  rK.Joy 

:  nher  Andrew,  D.  c.  Sixth 
Silioway  Nathaniel  A.  IT'.i  Caruo'ge 
Simmons  Hiram.  Lime,  n.  River" 
Simmi     -■  Le>.  i.  10.5  Congress 
Si    i m •  ■  -  Seth,  :>...:  ofXTjine 
-•..  le  VV.  .1.  -i   Portland 

-  ..:-  v  li-irt-   •'.."."  Meri.'.iiut  E.B. 
Smirii  &  .1  h  >bs.  "I  i  Harr.  av. 

S   ■  ..   S   -'   .    '■  .  -o.  i»'  Richmond 
Soraaue  Mattiiew,  Third,  n.  Dor- 

I    i      ■-•.-!■ 

Sta  kp  ile  Joshua  B.  12  Unity 

Siamiish  l  ra  n  is,  I  't  Albany 


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VV  :  ...  VV.  VV.  el  S.  Margin 

-•..>-    v!!i  my 
VV'ineafi'  A.  I'.  Traverse  c.Bcvenw 
^s  itbereil  J.  B.  7  Harvard  (e.  Vi   a  v 
Wichenpiion  ^  Trowbridge,  Curve, 
Wood  M.  Jr.  IS  Hawle.v 

Ballard  fc Prince.*  .t'.t  Bromfleld 
Bates,  Goldthwail*  Co.  i-    '■'• 
Bel  be  i.o  lea  M.  S  Co  "'  '  rankliu 
BrackettS.  E.  *:  <■'  •■  •  -  M"i- 
C!  ipniau  (J.  VV.  iCo.  *  I   Uiun  j:;  . 
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262 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Felt.T.  A.eS  Federal 
Folsom  A.  ft  Son.  W  Kilhy 
Fom  &  Swell,  120  H-nover 
Fowl.-  Parker  *  eons,  164  W»»h. 
Govinow  ft  We:  !w    rth,  n  fl  W<  sh. 
1..     -  ;  >y  Si  '"  iod.   I  Summer 
N.E.Curpet  Co.  75  Hanover 
Pr-iv  John  H.  Son»&  Co. 285  Wash. 
Stevens  E.  C.  124  Hanover 
Wood  G.  ft.  4  Co.  51  Washington 

('itrpi't  Cleaning. 
(Joldthwait  Geo.-E.  tt.  Beaeon 
Holmesft  Meni.im,  Cambridge,  e. 
Charles 

Carpet    Xfaker*. 
Baxter  Hannah  N.  4  Spring  st.  ct. 
Birny  Surah.  35  Hanover 
Blake  C.94J  Utica 
Blanchard  Eliza  A.  33  Charter 
Conrad  Mnrv  £.  35  Hanover 
Gak-Ly.liaE.  0  Ciatln  pi. 
Gilman  Nan   v,  .,  Central  court 
Hutchinson  Mary  C.  12  S  or  folk.  pi. 
McCuire  M.75  W.  Cedar 
Wade  Dorcas,  225  Treniont 
Carpet  Sweepers. 

Chapman   II-  S.  &  Co.  I'.Vj  Water 

(see  advertisement,  p.  20) 
Cuiver  L.  &  Co.,  Border,  E.  B. 
C3  a  r  r  i  a  jr  e   A    I   a  a  e  h 
lftullders.  [See  Wheelwrig^.j 
Bartlett  F.  K   Uti  Friend 
Blood  A.  55  El    ! 
Brainard  E.  H.  ft  Co.  192  Dor.  av. 
Croziei  James,  171  Dorchester  ave. 
Cuunii  sham  G.  H.,  Bolton,  riear 

Dorchester 
Duclos  Zem.  267  Tremont 
Eckert  John,  Is  Chapman 
Frye.Joseuii.Uor.fi-.  f..V,'a?h.VUVo 
Goddard  Thomas,  1!«;  Federal 
Hall  Jus.   ft  Son,  £7  tfs.'Ib-i   •;  and 

2  Adams 
Hamilton  C.  A..  Bnmstead  court 
Hiickinsi  McDonald   55  Albany 
Lincoln  G.  B.  'j&  Fr<  n     rtt 
McCaskcllJ.,  Euhiw,  c   Marion 
Mic-hi-li  Joshua  ir.  11  i.V-i 
Roberts  A..1.  -'.v.!  Causeway        [ton 


Nc 


Ciifr!:^cA-  Coach   »ep. 
Baylej   Dud  •■•  H.91  federal 
Bris<  e  J.  A.  !  S3  Friend 
Hsi   m    id  E.  L.  S.  1-5  Portland 
Hi  id,  Jewell  &  Co.  27  Hav  •:.  11 
isburghft  Rowland.  East.  e.  South 
Prav  Joseph  C.  157  Di  rchesterav. 
Riddle  Edw.  I2fi  Cni  n 
Sargent,  Gunnison  &  Co.  '<  i  S  idb. 
Sarpent.Harlow  ft  Co.  7  Charies'wn 
Whittier&Poyen,  lit  Merrimac  i 
115  Friend 

Crtrrlajje    Sriafth*. 

Bird  ft  Mitch;  li.  11  Eliot 
£!■;;•-:..;■!  -tec-linn,  r.  :>;  Ha^lcv 
ILirrii  .r   ,    ■•    '-  M,  rrii  ,,,■ 
Jaiiuiti;  A  i:ru«ii*  1>.  U  F.  Pore? 
taught  •     Mi   hael,  !»*>  Dorch  -  av 
Lazi  IlWra.  II.  Idbanv,  n.  Harvard 
Moulton  J.  4--.  Su  Ibufy 
Penn  Joseph,  VU  Friend 

tin  riajre  Stock. 
WIghtJames,  94  Beverly 
Carriage  mi«J  Conch 
Trimmer*. 

[See  Harness  Makers.] 
Smith  George,  11  Eliot 

Carver*.      Qmam&iteil. 
Eenari  S.  14-4  Washington 
Eunce  WiUiani,.'-^)  Federal 
HobbsJ.29  Haverhill 
3ones  I 
Nye  A. 

Pratt  S.  F.  ft  Co.  s  Wilson  lane 
WctherbyJ.  W.  155  Merrimac 
Ship  Carver &. 

Beeeher  Laban  S.  102  Commere 
Chapmon  ft  Uastintrs.  «n  Com"! 
FowleJ.  [>.  v  W.  H.-.-Cs  C   in  t 

Gi.asoti  Wm.  B.  £!3C  run it 

Lindsay  W'm.  'M  Commercial 
Stoddard*?.  ^!  Commercia! 
White  T.  J.  ■_-_••;  Commercial 

Cask  Dealers. 
IIw.'-uk  i  riah.  .".">  Fa.-t^>-n  av. 
H<i«'«r<l  0,  -'•  Haverhill 
MM  (J.  L.ft  Sf.rt.M'iC'inmerc: 
Nei*s  I)   1.  ■•:■<  Causeway 
Spiith  X.,  Chelsea,  u.  Purter 

Caterers. 
Bntch*rJa«-  •'.!  Devonshire 
Howard  E.  F.  4o  Poplar 
Smith  J.  B.  I  '  U:-n-. 

<  emciit. 
Young  C.ii  Co..  7u  State 


A.  i7  Devonshire 


Chala   Cable   Manuf. 

Lawtori  J.  N.  ft  Bros. acta.  25  kiihy 

Chair     Dealers     ana 

Painters. 

Bfirnnrcl  M  >se3  H.  311  Xorth 
Eorsvth  G.  i«  Fultnn 
Got  s  J.  W.  SI  Co.  57  Fulton 
Gates  M.  i,.C.)  Fulton 
Gilbert  Charles,  TiJ  Fulton 
Greenwood  W.  ft  Co.  55  Richmond 
Hale  ft  Gould,  ]:~:  Union 
Heywx  dChnir  Man.  Co.ll3Fulton 
ih  vw  ...it  li.  M.,Bruttle,n.  Uoci  a. 
l!i,'l<  Henry  S.  *3&SS  Fulton 
Hubburil  J.  C,  fOl  Washinaton 
N   agleW.  .<:  G.  B.  >••  Fulton 
Pi«  rce  F.  ft  Co..  59  Richmond 
Sulford  Hiram  &  Son,  4  N.  Market 
Sampson  ft  Keen,169  Fulton  fEulton 
Sawyer,  Thompson  ft  Perley,  15'J 
Stuart  B.  ft  Sons,  [):>,  Fulton 
Wadsworth  Geo.  P.  173  Fuiton  ft 

!■->  Commercial 
Watson  J.  77  Pulton 
Whitney  .<•  Page,  159  Fultoa 

Chareoui. 
Chaffee  ft  Cummings,  toot  Fayette 

Chemical  Apparatus. 
Wing  Clias.  11.  fi  iievuon;  (^ee  ad- 

Chemical  Refiners, 
Eaton  Kob't  B.  19  Lity  wharf 
Chemist*.     Manuf. 

Comert'onl  J'atrick.47  Springfield 

Fisher  I.  D.  ;14  C!;irk 

Hathaway  ft  Philbriek,  Second,  n.B 

llawe».I.  II.,  Second,  n.F 

Lovis,  Hodges  ft  Silsbee,  i>>  and  G7 

Wutvraiu!  Second,  n.  C  {ieead- 

ireri.isement,p,'J1) 
Mellen  *..  W.  F.  9-1  .Commercial 
Mor'utt  1  Wvs.  S.  .'3  Jjoane  N 

Nichols  James  P..  ft  Co.  T  Central 

(-ee  advertisement) 

OiiiiJj-eii's  Carriages. 
Snow  L.  105  Haverhill,  (manuf.; 

Chimney*.      I'atent. 
Davis  Gtlitian,  ^S.J  State 

Chimney  Sweep* 
Scarlett  Joseph,  40  Brattle 

ci(ii'49}i<x:i<it«. 

Cnro  E.  A.  Mrs.  1  Jackson  pi. 
Kenison  N.  ft  !'.  157  Wash. 
MerriHeld  C.  156  Wash. 
Perkins  F.E.hk)  Wash. 
Chocolate  Maauftectrs. 
Baker  Walter  ft  Co.  Vo  l>.  Market 
Preston  J,   IrK  State 
Preston  John  ft  Sons,  21  India 

Ch  ronometers. 
I^jnd  William  ft  Son,  !7  Congress 
Porter  <jeo.  E.   7  Congress 
Willard  Simon  ft  Son,  9  Congress 

Clear  iWaker*. 
Holland  A.  17  ft  •_■.-,  Da;  e 
S.  :k»-l  \1.  il.  :..S  Hanover 
XI      nps--.il  J,  51  Revere 
Wain  C.  i;  :■■:-.  ad 

Clara*'  A  SnufF  Stores. 

[Nee   Tobacco.] 
Adams  A.  H.  IGll  State 
Bray   I'homua  C.  13  Lent-aiwhf\ 
BJllmau  J  •:.!<, -i:.  Hanover 
Er-::v,-  Clark  ft  Sons.  H  S.  Market 
Brown  ft  Whiiney,  :>;!  Broad 
Bullock  ft  Bennett,  y  Change  av. 
Carrutli  C.  H.&  Co.OM  Hanover 
Carruth    1).  J.  51   Blackstone   (see 

advrrti  •^mvnt.j'ront  '•ril'd-pctyt) 
Carruth  Geo.  T.  >7  Hanover 
Corman  Lucas.  m2  Washington 

Cuba  Licar  <     my,  77  Hanover 

nubnuj.  P.  P.  .:  •  Scute 
Dunlap  G.  <:  Pr  ■  inc  ■ 
Eaton  ft  J';::tee.."A  Exchange 
Eii  hlwiy  k  tiler  ^1  India 
!.-.  •'      uk  i;   njamin,  7  Cnion 
Fami    J  mien,!  I  i  nmn 
Fret!  h  Win.  S.5b  N.  Market 
:    .        •       \.nl  i  ue,  -■  i  riend 

:.         :'■■:.'    Hull 

(,.  aid  Ruliert,  •>  Chutham 

Ilin   ke  :■'■  '..;  rs  ft  Co.    7  Boylston 

lioli  »nd  A  tiraiiam,  ..■  Doane 

Kaati  Ge  ■,-    .   I   i     Washington 
Kinobun  W  il    iin  S.    U«  Milk 
Moht  ^  li'  "■■    ■'  CambriUga 
Pace  J.  il.   -i  l'<  '-and 
PeSke  V.  i.j.  i    7!>  Uroad 
Kichardsoii  I,.  G.  :  Merchants  row 
K„bin»oii  J-  •'••  ;  •■<  "'a 
■>amuel  l.-aa:',  .mm 5  Washington 


!  •  • 


ice 


Swretser  Brothers,  55  So.  Market 
Trniser  Bemhard,  516  Washington 
Traiser  Henry.  125  Conn 
Volk  ft  Kraft.  S02  Washington 
Wilder*  Estabrook.7  Chath.  row 
Young  Hermann,  7-!7  Washington 

<  intern  I5uilfler». 
Blade  W.  J.  81  PorUan  1 
Civil  Knsflneer-.  and  Hnr, 
[See  also  Mechanical  F  ngineers.] 
Adau. ..  (iardiner/i-:  Seoll-av's  build. 
Andrews  Alonzo.  5  Tremont 
Blake  ft  DarTacott.lUPhccni*  build. 
Boyden    Uriah  A.  10  JoVs   build. 
Copeland  R.  Morris,  50  School 
Dearl  ornW.  L.  1  Commercial  whf. 
Doane  T.  ft  J.  jr.  4  Cornhill  court 
Edtly  K.  H.7IJ  State 
Gavett  Joseph,  4  Court 
Hau  kes  C.  W.  S!)  .Mass.  block 
Henck  J.  B.  4i  State 
Hicks  Wm.  H.  "il  Joy's  buildings 
Inches  M.  B.  5  Tremont 
Lee  Wm.  Raymond,  >>N;les  block 
Lincoln  Ezra,  4  Court 
Noble  J.  1  Devonshire  &Mav.sq. 
Net:  <c  H.  2  Change  avenue 
N'ott  Samui  1,  2  Cha  nge  avenue 
Parker  William.  41  State 
Parrott  Georee  B.  5  Treniont 
ParrtSt  William  P.  5  Tremont 
Shedd  ft  Edson,  42  Court 
Slude  James,  1191  Wash. 
Traiser  Bernha-d,  51(3  Washington 
Tutts  Alfred.  4  Cornhill  cL 
Wadsworth  Alex.  74  City  Exch. 

Clercymen. 
Abbreviations :—C.  T.,  Congre- 

^".tiotiaiijtvTi-initarinr ;;  K.  B'ap- 

tist:  F.  B.,: Freewill  Baptist;  M.. 

Methodist;    M.     E.,    Methodist 

Episcopal:   E.,  Episcopalian;    C. 

U.|Ccngregatior.alist  (Unitarian)? 

Uv.,TJniversaJist;  Ch.,  Christian; 

R.   C,  Roman    Catholic:   N\  J., 

iS'ew  Jern?aiem  :  Me.,  31iUerite  ; 

Pres..  Presbvterian. 
Adams  X.  [C.'T.]  4  Bovlston  place 
Alger  Wm.  R.  [C.TT.ISft  i'en  pie 
Bagnal!Wm.R.rM.E.J-.'S7Meridian 
Barry  J.  E.  [C.  U.]  .  Schi  ol 
Barnard  Charles  F.  l'C.C.jj  Warren 
Barrett  Samuel  [C.U.    f'Chamb'rs 
B.rrv.I.S.  [Uv.J.so  Wash. 
Bartol  Cyrus  A.  [C]  17  Chestnut 
Baury  A.  L.  [E.j  2  Waverlv  place 
Beckwith  G.  C.  [C.  T.j  21  Cornhill 
Belcher  James  [B.].  .:  Sheaf 
Bigelow  Andrew,  i  C.  t'.J  2   Sch^iol 
Bla«len  G.W.  [C.T.J  10  Central  ct. 
Blaikie  Alex.  [Presb.jo  Xewb-'n  ol. 
Bovdcn  L.[Un.Ev.]  55  Trenton" 
Branaaan  F.  X.  [R.  C]  5  Albanv 
Bricgs  Charles,  [C.  U.J  21  Br  n  tield 
Brinoni  Chas.  [R.  C.j  2  Nor:';,  sq. 
Brooks  Chas.  [C.  U.]  2l  Bn  nifield 
BuriiilJohn  T.tE.;  ;,7  G.  S.  B. 
Kurr"'Ju'hs  i  !.:nr;.-, ;  F.]  >jWaitbam 
Bvrne  Francis, '  F.]  ■.,  Chester  park. 
Ciip.  n  Francis  L.fC.U.]  K.c.Mnih 
Caswell  Lewis  E.  ■  B.j  :fli  Leverett 
Ciu.se  Ira,  [B.]S8  Pinckney  rPlain 
Clarke  James  F.  [C.  U.J  at  Jamaica 
Cleverly  A.  P.  [Uv.J  B  Park  5q. 
Clinch  Joseph  H.^E.JloG 
Cobb  Sylvanus,  [Uv.J  4-~>  Cornhill 
Coolidge  J.  I.   T.  [C.  U.]  Beach, 

opp.  hdinlx  ro'      "  ford 

Coy  Gershom  F.  [M.F.]  CO  Brad- 
Crane  D.  M.  [B.]  Leverett 
Cruft  S.  B.fC.U.J  2  School 
CuduorthW.ll.ee.  C.J  1  Meridian 
Dadmun  J.  W.  CM.  E.J  3  Unitv 
Davis  S.[B.] 

Daw.-sThos.fC.U  "...:  G,  n.  Fourth 
Day  William  [B.J  fa  Meriuian 
Dean  W.  W.  ■  Uv.]  i.:t  Broadway 
Degeu  HenrvV.fM.  E.]2l  CornhiU 
Dewev  O.  fC.  U.J  I  Otis  place 
Dexter  H.  M.  [C.  T.J  at  R..xburv 
D<  nahoe  J.  W.  i  K.  C]  2  North  sq. 
Duncan  ,U  hn.  [B.J  Fi  urth.  n.  I 
Eastbum    Mai  tor      L   ]  ' -.   Trem't 
Kd  :•    Danii  I  0.  fit  ]■■    ,..  :atur 
Edmunds  Edw     Ch.J  !2  W.-Ornge 
Ellis  Kufus.[C.  U.J4  Exeter  pi. 


Siade  Ht.'.-o  jr.  I<«  Stole 
Su:«w!i  lip'tlvers,  14  Ciian^e  av. 


Farnham  Luther.[C.T.    iTrci      u« 
f-assett  O.    K.  (Nee.    AdveutJ    loj 

Felt  J.  B.  [C.  T.J  Cong.  Lib.  Asso- 

i  •.  \  u  rooms 
Fi.  Id  Geo.  W.  [C.  T.J3U5  Hanover 
Fitton  James.  (R.  C.J  Maverick 
FitzpatrR-k  J.B.CB.C.jy  Smith 
Flatleich  J.  [P.  C.];ai  Broadway 
Fox  Thomas  li.  [C.  U.J-1  Bromfd 
Foxcroft  F.  A.  [E.J  14  Oxford 
Frecmas  T.  [M.  !..'  -'■  ^-out'iac 
Fuller  Arthur  B.tC.U.jWebst'rHo. 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF    EOSTON. 


263 


Gannett  E.  S.  [C.  U.]  4  Bum-stead 

oTylord  N.  M.JUv  1  -It  Salem 
<;.«rrv  EJ.[C.ir.]2Scbo<  '  fcl.iHull 
Grant  Miles,  [S.  .\.|  \>,7  Hanover 
Grimes  L.  A.  ■  B.J  :~  Grove 
Hj!--  F.d.  E.fC.U.]<>7  Worcester  st., 

office.  South  Con.  Church 
HuskellT.N.  [C.T.122  Webster.EB 
Haskins  D.  G.  :  K .]   '  VV.  Concord 
IhukmsGeo.  F.    R.  C.  ■  J  North  so.. 
Haven  E.  0.  [M.  E.]  *  Wash. 
Hea'v  Jas.  A.  |  ft  C.JO  s<  uth 
Healv  Patrick,  [R.C.)  Maverick 
Henson  Thos.  [B.]7:i  Middlesex 

ii^pworth  g.  ii.  rc.  U.j 

liimcs    J.  V.  [Sec;    Advent!    401 
Kneeiand  [Fifth 

Howe  M.  A.  [M.  F]  Dorchester  n. 
Irwin  John.  [E.1 114  Meridian  E.  B. 
Jaeobs  IS.  E.    Jewi.-hl  ;.'  !  avette 
Jenks  Wm.[C.  T.J  I  Crescent  pi. 
Johnson  ii.-  H. !  Pres.]  Meridian,  a. 

White 
Kalioch  r.  S.[B.J  Somerville 
Kellogn  E.[C.  T.1«i  Purchase 
King  I).  S.  [M.  E.V.4  Bowdoio 
KingT.S.fC.  U.J  12  B  irrouehs  pi. 
Kirk  Edw'd  N.  [C.  T.J 3  Stamford 
KnishtCvrus  F.  [E.j 
Lewis  T.  W.  [M.  E.]  137  Princeton 
I  Othrop  S.  K.    C.  II.     \J  Chestnut 
Lowell  C.  rC.1r.ioi.!  10  Stan i ford 
Lynch  T.  [R.  C.J  A5  E.  ( 'lies; -r 
Lyndon  P.  F.  [R.  C.VW  Broadway 
Manning  J.  M.[C.T.]14  Burroughs 
Mason  Chas.  [E.JttLouwburgso.. 
Miiim  Perez,  [M.  F..J  Is  Dover  pi. 
McCiudv  C.  L.  f M.E.J  .";  London 
McEhovJ.  E.  LH.  CM  IS  Emlieott 
McNuity  T.  [R.  C.J  *»  Broadway 
Miles  tlenryA.  [C.U.J  21  Bromrieid 
Miaer  A.  A.  f.Uv.J  2S  Green 


Clock   1*1  niter   and   Hep. 

Brtckett  W.  U.  7t  Water 
Cole  J.  VV.  7  S.c.nd 
Weston  LlfiTyler 

<  loth  Finisher*. 
Birkmaicr  .1.  J,  "2  Consrresa 
Crohn  L.  S<  Devonshire 

Clothing   Stores. 
[See  Tailor;,  and  Drapers,] 


IT 


Mas 

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\  o.  cc.u. 

Fe 

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Mot 

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W.fC.U.JO* 

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East  C 

Fe 

Fi 

r,  Isanc  &  Co.  V,  Milk. 
rL.l*  South 

Mi.r 

lock  J 

.  X.  fB.JJO 

Alien 

Fi 

?rald  James,  55  Fourth 

Nea 

e  Koli 

n  H.  [B.J 

J  Cfese 

•nt  pi. 

F< 

!c 

■  U.  15  Dock  so. 

Park 

"...  rc,  U.J 

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Fr 

nan,  Carey  A  Co.,  SO  Water 

Biiir 

K.W.IC.T 

o.  M.  [E.jC 

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E.Bro 

Gi 

wra.V.Trf  Cambridge 

>ry  Win.  ."..'«  &  4*s  Coin'! 

■  r  .]    ...    .<,  Hanover 

lt<  :i  Xath'l,  U  North   square 

nond  T.S  Broadway 

ii'-:.. 

"if  Ko 

wardA.[K 

•on.pl. 

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rr 

5H,.nrv.i6-North 

K:  •:■ 

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eo.  [C.  T. 

':  V 

Cedar 

in 

,i .-v  Henry  ...  1    N.  Market 

Koh 
Rob 

f.C.  U.J  Si! 

..p.  i .'  i r 

n  h-r  M,  T.  274  Washinqtan 
••■i  M.  it.  5  Commercial 

Sehwan  L.  B.  [i 

Charles 
Sehonineer  J.  [Je 


Southsmte  II. 
Soutlurde  W 


T-d!...-t  J.  W.  lCv.jE.ast  i:  .>t 
Taylor  Edward  T.[M.  F.J  1  I 
Thayer  T.  B.  (Uv.)23  EastC: 
Thayer  Loreitzo  R.  [M.  E.J; 

■•'■  rb  [•  ice 
Tucker  11.  ill.  CJ  9  South 


Bean  &  Clavton,  2  Union        [Milk 
Beecher.  (.'Minn  .<;  Richardson,  28 
Bennett.WhiteJS  Co.,  (juincy  Wall 
Bever  S..17;t  Federal 
Block  He-.irv,  M  North 
Block  VV.  la"  Dock  square 
Bock  .!  i  i  !>.:  i  I    ii<  n 
Bolton  Charles,  312  Hanover 
Bornstein  ./.  L.  00  North      rWash. 
Bowman    Henry  L.12  North  &512 
Buiteka.it' Isaac,  11 :}  Eliot 
Burbank  Geo.  -'  North 
Carberr-y  P.  :'.7  Maverick  sq.,E.  B. 
Games  it  Choate,  7  &  <J  Milk  (bovs; 
Curues  11.  Mrs.  ■',  Hanover  (boysj 
Clark  J.  W.  DO  Cambridce 
Coffee  Patrick,  lis  Dorchester  ar. 
Collins  C.  A.  •*•«  Washington 
Connor  C.  A.  N>  Dorchester  av. 
Corthell  A  Fearing,  :;4  Merch.  row 
(.-r-'<hv  Anthonv.  xVi  Hanover 
Curtis  *  Atkins,  H  North 
C.i-h  r  Ai!.e:-t    ■*.]:)  N-.-rth 
Dale  S.  S.  l>o  North 
Dawc-t  C  S.  IT  1  Commercial 
\>:.<.  Thos.  C.  Ilo  Commercial 
Eat.  n  Ezra,  I  •.  Commercial 
}.   '■  n  !   '    ■     ».  :•■■:  Xorth 


Joseph,  i».  Commercial 
ton,  U'adiworth  Sc  Ciask, 


•.an  i  Merrill.  .TODock  <q. 
*  N.  \T  Xonh  «i. 
on  r.  M.  ;:»  Broad 
on  .1.  C  -  (  ■•.'-'•  Congre; 

I  .  .;.  ■■  •  :  ■.-:. 

John  T.&  <. '•  .    !V  >rthn 


Lat;e  d      ■  ■'       .  •        -  Mi«a« 

!  ,    chG  >  .  \v.  -'  Winter 

EonsJ.H.^ii  Commercial 

I  .-■■,  mrd   C.  jr.   *   Co.  41  Clinton 

Lc.v«.j«yCha*.J..X..rth.c.I>«»ck«l. 

Lovers  W.  B.  v  Co.  Ti  r  r*i  klin 


Win.   >"  North 


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Si   ore  J.  >!■  :  •  Sort!) 

Morey  L.  .-..    ,nmien-5«l 

M    rs,    ...       •  : ■:.  -.4   North 

v    ,,  •  ,„  J.  K.  -:■<•■  romerci*! 

Mu  lirett,  !■■•■'•  ■'■  ^  *  '».  "I  Congress 


Spitx  Peter,  56  North  8c 45  Biacksfe 
I  ill  hot,  Newel]  Si  Co_9«  Congress 
Tierney  4  Elliott,  17  Meridian 

Toopan  F.  L.  &  Co.,   Union,  cor. 

Blackstone 
Ma  ker  J.  Ml  It  mover  [North 

Warshauer  E.  '13  Merch.  row  &.  ji 
Warshuu.  r  Julius  :r>  S  rth 
Webber  S.  B.  U'D  [Innover 
Wcntworth  Uv>r,  1    t  BroadTvay 
V.  hitoS.  440  Cnmr.il  [Federal 

Whiting.  Galloupe.  Bliss  It  Co.  Ii 
Wh  tt,  n,  H.  nk  us  v  Co.:'.'  Milk 
Whittredge  E  F.  Jlo  Washington 
Wise  A.  R.  5  Summer 
Wilmot  M,  H.  S  Fleet 
tt'ymwi  L.  A.  21 B5  Washington 
Younsr.  A.  R.  IKS  Broad 

Clothe*  <  leaner*. 
Allen  P.  Il.ilJ  Consresd 
Bensz  Antoine,  T'jJ  Washington 
Cooper  J   .  :  Friend 
Dinsmoor  Wm.  M.  11  Bock  sq. 
Jackson  .T,  II.  240Tremont 
Bus-ell  Philip.  10  Wilson  lane 
Sullivan  John,  2!)  Kingston 
VVeeden  Henry.  r»  Franklin  aventie 

<  j«»tii  «--•    Itiyt!>. 
Cram  i  Norri.^,  1 ' X »  Lincoln 

Clothi.iir.    (Second  if.ind.) 
Brown  G.  W.  Ifvj  Tremont 
Curb  rev  J.  209  Consrresa 
Cobuni  J.  P.  L'4  Brattle 
Copeland  S.  93  Blackstone 
Corbett  J.  It  12  Essex 
DeYoune  B.  4  Eliot 
Donovan  Timothy,  18  Brattle 
Finnegan  Anthony,  223  Federal 
Johnson  J.J.  -:-j.  Brattle 
Lewis  S.  II.  C>  Brattle 
Pitts  Coffin,  28  Brattle 
Robertson  John,  20  Brattle 
Butters  Joint, '.'h  Brattle     . 
Sulzbary  J.  114  Essex 
Cloths  *«:  Wool'n  Goods. 
Allen  E.iCo.oti  Franklin  [30  Fed'l 
Alien, "Whiting,  Lane  &V/a.shburn, 
Baldwin,  Baxter  &  Currv,  .57  Mi'.k 
Beebe  James  M.  &  Co.  (50  Franklin 
Brown.  Dix&  Co.  52  Milk 
Burra^re  Bros.  &  Co.  "."i  Franklin 
Colby  G.  fe  Co.  42  Franklin 
Hill,  Dan  forth  &  Co.  W  Milk 
llolbrook  Ch'as.  5.  C7  Kilby 
Kniirht  Mar.asseh,  ^:»7  Wa-htng-ton. 
Patterson,  Eager  St  Co.  14  Milk 
Richardson,Kendall  &  Richardson, 


,    K  ;  .•    .1*  *.yv;-S   :,  Milk 
WhitweH,Marsh&Talbot,ir«>Cong, 
Wilkinson,  St-tsou  v  Co. .'^Frank- 
lin [Franklin 
Woodman.   Horswell    k    Co.    37 

Coal  As'etU*. 
Bent  Geo.  E.&  Co.  70  State 
Bouiden  W,  S.  14  Kilby 
Cntt-'r  Sam'i  L.  71  Water 
Hale  R.,  &E.  Senver,  17  Doane 
U.dl  C.iStivih  V.  Vtl  State 
H-w'a  dJ.  F.  7  Doane 
Law  ton  Walter,  7>\  State 
L'le.hman  Georee.JS  Doane 
M  j  Bride  George,  10  Exchange 
Mirzev  Chas.  O.  Ii  Doane 
Severs  B.  M.  129  State 
Nevin,  Sawver  -v  Co.  81  State 
>,,'.;,  ,  IIatn"mKt  i  Hail.  M  State 
Rturtevttnt  N.  4:  Co,  25  Kilby 
Thw.imj;  S.  C.  *  Co.  H  Kilby 
Todd  Robert  M.  17  Doane 
Wallace  Wrn.jr.  II  Doane 
Wood  David.  1".  Exchange 
Coal  Sifters. 
Adams  ?.."  Batterman  bik, Lincoln 
<  o.il  and  Woixl  sh-alern. 
Abbott  J  icob  C.  ]'<~  Bviuhton 
Arnold  George.  W.  Cedaro.  Camb. 
Bivh-y  J.  R.  IS  S.  M  nket 
Benson  F.  A.  105  State  f.-«Y  adver- 

ti^  ■„<-„!,},.    15) 

BiK.ie  W.  A.  Si  Co.,  Fulton  c.  Rich- 


rth  R. 


[Milk 


ClOitkH  ami    M    nlilla,. 

..                 •.    :    S    -■     \  ederal 

rjaint,  Grant  v  C  •   -!  Milk 
Thayer  C.  P.  5  Summer 

[• 

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<  Jock*. 

'           .     . .  ' .    '.\  'rth 

I 
1 

8 

Bea!»JJ.&Co.,Uavinarket»q. 
Bradlev  15.  kCo.  L4>J  Man  iver 
D-ivU.  VuUvv  it  Co.  74  Water 
fi  -ward  K.  &Co.  M)  W,vshi«pton 
Pratt  1>   s  Sons..41<  I'iith    inauuf) 

Sn 

i  N 

:th. 

''  ;  '."s        merle.  Br   -.1 
.,  :•  ,.  i   s   Co.  Oak    Hall, 

.  W.  .V  Co.,  Dock  mj'.  e.  Ki:u 

§ 

B  ..■  Clmrlw  loy  u.,.h. 

r»n 

' 

"./;.:.  '»•■•*-»' 

i'lrr.t  ^  Mu;n.v  (.  I  s  k    C\  5  4    !> 
Wat-r    («e«  atl.cer.ti*-wK,d,  ,: Si) 
Wdiwa  NV.  H.  i  ,i  SVushiuKton 


',  r  .v  Levi  .  51  a..  :  .'•    N  -rth 
•uJuliu»;  LW  Bliiekfitone 


i;  dbrd.  Carter  A  Co.  244  Harrison 

Cahi  h  f'.,  DM  b  l«.nv*hurf 

(•;■'.  riin  C.  i'.  IX)  Stat«  and  new 
Jail  wharf  [E.  Oramte 

C':,k  x   Leatherbee.  l..-hi-h.  opp. 
C.n-k  A  K  ind.    ih.  Ilurrison  ave. 
Cral'U  i   Ward,  Doiehestcr  ave. 
(       tis  Frederic,  'i'M  Federal 
Cu-.himy  Perez,  1>  Secmd,  c.  C 
Drake  Tisil.de  &  Son.  210  Federal 
Dver  Joshua,  83  Wash,  and  Boa- 
ton  whurt' 
Edgerlv  Peter,  Canal,  e.  Tracers 
Emerson  John.  MM  Federal 
Emery  Wm.  H.  a:  S.  L. ....'.  Federal 


264: 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Farwell  i;.  *  C.444  Federal 
FU-ieher  K.  Ml  Endicott 
1 1<  [i  her  W.  *  Co.  'As  Causeway 
Fi  -■■  ;•  S  Smith    "  i  •  I! 
French  Mosi  s  jr.,  Mai;  •■  - 

<,',:<-  r,  V,  Ferrv  wharf,  L.  B. 
Gill  Wm.  -Vi  Cause wav 
G.-u:»:s.l  W.  fc<    ■   fo.dof  Revere 
Gr:--'gs  N.  :;l  State  (ha>em.  :.   I 
Gove  A.  &  Son.  Belctn  r"a  wharf 
Hal)  Alfred  A.  5H  I  bun  h 
Hall  i  R.t.bins,   Web,-    -.    •.  Or- 
leans, and  Bowk<  r's  wl  arf 
Hammond  A.   *   Co.    Cn  s#.  near 
F niton  [&yi  >id  State  House 

Hazard  Sam.  J  ..  foot  Livingston 
Hersev  C,   Eastern  Packet  Pier, 

Conimerci  i] 
How  Hall  J.  St  Co.,Boston  wharf 
Johns!  >n  a  Bro.  Oi  1  Harbor  whf. 
Jones  Ch  irl<  -  I-',   fc  Co.,  05  Statu  i 

Bartlett  whan 
Lanelev   A:  Noyes,    Fiske's  wharf, 
aud  l"30  Cross  [Broad 

wcraw  D.  K.,   Pearl  street  wf.  i*3 
Lino*  In  Noah,  Li  icol  1'a  whf. 
McCrillis  fe  Morse,  Northampton, 

cor.  Harrison  avi-nue 
Paige  C.  E.,  <  ttis  •wharf     [Travcra 
Perkins  fa  Parkinson,  Haverhill,  c. 
Perk  ns  A..  Haverhill,  c.  Travel 
Piper  >•  lomon  &  <     .  .::•  Federal 
Pratt  C.  H.,  Barclett's  whatf 
Prav  A:>..-'.  H  -  lA.b  ral 
Prentice  W.H.  fe  Son.  Prentice's  w. 
Prescoit  Eben.  C,  Harrison  av.,  c. 

E.  Ci  ••'•     .:.  :    :*;  . ■-:•  >■■■■■, 
Prfsci'tti  Men-lam.  51  llarr.  ave. 
Presi  ott  X  Chapi    •  '•  '    M-'  ol  whf. 
Roach  R.  Sun  '  ourtst. 
Kobimis  S.iWtirM  v  Tipton's  w. 
R,  bb«  -  O.  '■■.■:  .;Trcmont 
Robv  i».  ■    -  o.-M    i  uuseway 
Sneiiine  How'd  fc  Co.  I  But' v march 
Stetson  Alpheus  &  Son,  Filst.  ft.  I 
Stevens  H.  K.  &Co.Fi«t,n.Dorch. 
Swinson  Peter  &  Son.  aa:.  Har.  nv, 
Tavlor  Simeon  P.   basement  Old 

S"tate  House 
Tirre'.l  Jesse  _v  Co.  3<M  Federal 
Todd  K.  M.  17  Doane 
Twitch..-!!  J.,  Bench,  cor.  South 
Van  Lusen,  Norton  &  I  ■>.  -r>  Doane 
Vina!  O.   i  C  P..  X.   Charles,  c. 
Wallace  Wm.  jr.  LI  i)..ane 
Warren  F.C.  ft.  of  Alien 
WeilinetonJ.C.,tCo.:;o  Exehenee 
While  Robert,  Cair.brirtce,c.  Cha's 
Whittier  -•.-;   .  '..  4  i  i    :.:-■:;  ave. 
Williams  J.  M.  W.  iy\  State 
Wingate  W  m.  A,  LehLrh,  c.  Fed- 
eral and  23  Kiloy    (sec  aa  vi  i  o.  -.- 

Wi^walf&Co.  -'2  Federal 

"W, ,.,._;  C.  B.,  lev  eret,  u.  tlie  bridge 

Wood  W.51  Charles 

YounjrC.  JtCo.  445Comm'!&7oState 

<  oflfv    f'artoiies, 
Davis  \ ■  ■  ;  ..aci,  ••.  -  ■  ■■  ■■ 


• 


Hayward  A  Co.  T~>  Chariestown 

Colli u    lr;i!iii:!H^*. 
Cochrane  li.  P.  CaUaeWa>  c.  La 

*<  osVm  AV:iri'iioii«c<. 
Biitlei  &  Lttverv  iU:  •■ 

Farrell  J..in  .  h:<  >    i.|i-.-..tt 
Faxon  Oren,      ■■  Wa.-iunSton 


Pratt  C. 


Port 


Tarbi-ll  i.    L.  i   -  <      •  ' 
Wilkut  C-  E.  lT-S  F'    end 

Collar     Maker. 
Jame*  Will  aM  .  "■     !i    muield 

Colketm^. 
Bacon  F.  .\.  i.  ■  >v.   •-    ,   -■■  •■ 
Caveriv  Charles. ;.-_•»  ity  Exchange 
Ci:trk  L.  '..  W ■■  WashiKC    .o 
l>avis  Green!.  »;  N.  '■"  .V:.r  .-n 
liniKimi!!  !  .1  in:<  -.:  'Trt-tti    ntrow 
Farr  E.  NV,  y  Courts  inare 
llarrininon  Jfthu  C.  .1  North  Sti. 
K    ;.   W,  S.y  State 
l^itharn  Marcus.  !•'  LaGrange  pi. 
MurUn  D.  A.    '  t.ouri  ■ojuare 
Merr  am  I-:;.:.;  )•.;  Wash. 
p*r..se  A...  I  •    :    ,.. 
Rich  I'.il.H  iflw.iv 

Tay-J-jr  J.  G.  X.  .VI  Vi 
\>  iimeci  J.  :  n,  -'  i  rank  lin 
<  iimli   Makers. 
Gray  Th  :■■■■■-■  A    ;  ■  Kit   -r  ,n 
Jordan  A.  S    I  -I  W.,.  ,.;    •  ,,, 
J     ..  h  a  i..  K.  I   il  VS  .•    iiipton 
<_:<»imu!>-^i<»'>«r»   *»i    other 

Males. 
Ad  una  C   li-  F.    .'J   State^,  all  the 
States 


Ri'.:e  Geo.  Edward,  40  State 

ContmtMttion    13  erchmit*. 

.^■-  .1  ,-..  i    ■.■■  Doih-  .'■-•  (  am.  ircr. 
.a      ■  r  ;>.W.  i  Co.  21  C<  nt.-al  whf. 
Adams  Edwin  Forrister,  'M  State 
Aldrich  <'.  ]■;.  v  Co.  B  Commerce 
All  n  ?.  II.  .-'!  Stat* 
Andrews  i  •  its.  I.,  oo  Kiibv 
Apolet.'.n  S  -::.  ihiiL-.  4  Liberty  so. 
Arel  il  .   I  G.  F.  T>  Kilby 
Atkil  si  n,    l'!«i!ii!is  i  l;i-:.an;<,  ;d 

L.  ntral  wharf 
A     '•  nri.  :  Lewis  .v  Co.  Sfi  State 
Averv  11.  N.  4"  N.  Market 
Bacon  J.  V.  y-2  State 
Bacon  S.  NV-  I"  Commercial -whf. 
Bacon   T.  II.'.U  State 
Baiiey  (Jeo.  E.  Vi  Brattle 
Bailey  &  FirowneJl,  6!)  Commercial 
Baker  &  Morrill. SI  Comnierciul 
Baitoui  D.  M.  3i .Central  whari 
Bungs  Geo.  P.^'5  Doane 
B:  .,    3  VS'rn.  A.  23  Doane 
Bai     AVm.llCi    tral  whf.  [stairs) 
Barbour  &  Son,  1  Central  whf.  (up 
Barnard  George  M.  41  Conim'l  wf. 
liai  iiai  J.  Si  'per  &  Co.  2  India 
Bartlctt  C.  L.  It!  Jin  ad 
Bat<  -  Edwai-d  C.W  State 
Bates  Joshua  C.  14  North  Market 
Bcinier  E.  1  Cuiv.tnercial  '.U.art 
Blake  John  S.  1U  Central  wharf 
Blanchard,  Shernian  .^  Co.lWCom. 
Blatichanl  11.  Ss  Co.  171)  Ci  mm  L 
Blanch:  rd  W  ra.'j  Lewis  wharf 
1  ■;.  ,  chaul  Waiter,  «  L«ms:  wharf 
Bvck-.is,  Mailorj'  x  Co.  US  Com'!  w'f 

ors  &  Marline,  "0  India 
Bosson  G.  C.  &  Co.  ItiT  Congress 
1;   wkei  i  Edmauds,  5  Commerce 
;.  -   '  .    ;     :i*.  it)  C  i  ntral  wharf 
Buym    !i  •;.  &  Co.  VM   Coiam'l 
Boj  n ton  W.  II.  '27  Lewis  wf. 
Bradi  •-.!.  si  ih  &  Co.  46Centralwi. 

Bratllet  &  Sears,  I'X)  Suite 
Bnidshuw  x  Co.  4  Broad 
Breed  v  Currier,  7  Eastern  av. 
Briahaiii  E.  D.  it  Co.  144  State, cor. 

CTiatham   row(ur.  stairs) 
lin  oxs  i    ik.  ,>','(  i,i<    .     d 

Bu<  k  Chai    :s  &C'i  .  J"1  State 
Butn  an  F.  C.  i:a>  Commercial 
t  ar;  ■    '    S:  v'   ect.-er.  i5  Bi  Oad 
Clark  Laac.  II"  Washington 
Clark  &  V  '•■  d-.vanl,  -..  Broad 
Ci  I  ••  J.  J.  1-">J  Commercial 
Ci  bb  ~  i  f. 'I  (  .  -\:  Central  w]  arf 
l  .  •;  ■    A.B    A  Bn     (i 
i  orriii  N.  \\'.'J-  Congress 
!    Conai  t  r:.  S.  "Jl  Coi::"mercial 
(  ■     -land.  B.  F.  ••-)  India 

*  •  .  :•  A  Ha!av,  70  Sate 

i    Couitv  A.  v  Co.  ! ■-'  Com"! 
j    Crieht*..n  Geo.  H.'J  E.  Clinton 
;    '  r    .veil,  Li  \<  x  Co.J]  C  inriilwhf. 
|    Curtis,  B    .".■;•  a  i  a.  100  State 

Ch-is.  M.  ^  Co.  14  Cora'l 
I    I  J.  !l.  l::  Central  wharf 

■  .  ',    .      Chr'.uiani  row 
•    V-.i.,  Btv.t!  ers.  i  Cvnt.-al   .  f. 

•  ■  nit-,  Li  r.ai  Co.  1-  S.  Market 
Larlini.'  1  r. ...  D.  1J  Central  wharf 

j    Davis  I\  '.•■:  State 

Ui       ie  Ji  ■:  es,    '  I.onff  ■Wharf 
Li  ore  A.  M.  1  (.'"mmerce 

j     l)esiioii  .!..!n^s,  At  Ino;.i 

i    Dewev  S-  \y.:^  Water 

Lie'  tVmaii,  Karnev-Jft  Co.  L-S  Milk 

I    Loekrai,   W  .  P.  37  Commercial 

1    Dresser  J.  a.  -A  Central  wharf 

I    I>rurv  Otis,  Grav's  wharf 

I    Lut.-iVir  E.  M.  a  i  State 

i    Dver  David.  7  E.  Clinton 
Dyei  ;     U.tU  Kilby 

i    Fa-'er  \^  ui.  U  Central  wharf 
KiL     mil  Jas.  !.t  Bitti-rvmarch 
I     ■    A  ,).  ..  Co.  I  i  Kilby 
!.   is.  Cob!    ■   Candler,  IrJ  Central 
Emers.  n  II.  1j  North  Market 
F  irlow  Joivn  S.4  Central  wharf 

,    Farwc-'.i  A.  G.  &  C-  .S  C<  ntral  wf. 

!    Ferris  J.  hn.  It,  North  Market 

i    i  .■••■:.  ion  C.  R.  i:  ;  State 
A  J         ..,_:  Ci  :  l    d  wharf 


!    F  iwL-r  M.  1  ii  .o  •.  C-.  I ■'•  India  wl 
;    Fru/ai  A.  A.  i  Co,  ;.  a  State 
French  G.  ...  VVln.{jJ  Commercial 
Fn-.t  Wm.  i  IC      .r.  ■  reial 
Fri  st  •■■  1  •  ;;  r-  ,;;  Kiit.v 
!■-••  Hi'-    •.  A>  State  " 
i  r.    .      sham      ■  -    Slate     • 
G.irdner  '  ■•  .■ij»i..,:i  Biittervmarch 
Gardner  O.  W.  s  Co.  31  5lilk 
Gilbert  C.  C.  75  State 


Glover  J.  B.&Co.  Ft-  Milk 
Glover  T.  0.  1  W Commercial   rr'>vv 
Gi  oderham  ^  m.  .v  C'n.2  CI  atli  u  . 
Gray  Thomas  i  Co.  17  India  whf. 
Gra'v  &  Mors.-.  44  Central  *hf. 
Greeley  Joseph,  1^  State 
Greelev  Wm.  E.  *  Son,7  Doane 
GreenfeafJaa.  E.  A'  India 
Greennugh  Joseph  FAA  C  r.tral  w. 
Gn   -•  George,  .j  Congress 
Hal  i  li  &  'J  Inickrae.'-.-.  Coinmer'l 
Hale  Theod  ire  P.  '•:■  Water 
II  ill  Jacob  r.  5  Lewis  whHrf 
Hall  Samuel  W.  Is  Chatham 
Hal!  &  Mvrick,  "H  Commercial 
Hall  &  Co",  t!  ilndia 
Hanson  John  A.  ijond  G  Bath 
Hardy  A.  .^  Co.  FSl  State 
Harris  T.  B.  22  X.  Market 
Hart  S.  I!,  wland  >1  Washington 
Haskins  William.  M  C  immercial 
Hastings  Walter.  5(1  India 
Hawes  P.  il.  P.  A  Co.  r2  Cent'lwf. 
Hawes&  Ballard,  .:oo  Commercial 
Havward  M.  5  Commerce 
IF  athfield  T.  D.  l::.'»  Commercial 
Henry  A.  i  S.  &  Co.  ."::  P^url 
Herfick  St  Dane.  5."!  Kilby 
Hicks  &  Hathawav,  )  t  oinmerce 
Hill  H.  A.  &  Co.,V.'  Commercial 
Hirsi  I    Francis  A.  Hi  D-ju.au 
Hobhs  John  S.  FA  State 
Holden  T.  F.  22  Congress 
Holyokc  Geo.  o. -ji  State 
Howard  Benj.54  Central  w  harf 
Low  e  Norman  k' .  IU  Lewis  wT. 
Hoxie  T.  W.  &  Co.  42  Long  wharf 
Hunti  Fuller.  174  State 
Hutchinss  &  March. «-5  Milk 
Ives  Edward  &Co.  Ib7  State 
Jenkins  A.  1»3  Surlburj 
Jenney  Stephen,  46  India 
Johnson  <1.  L.  Is) Railroad  Ex.  [wf. 
Johnson,  Hunter  &  Co.  5  Comra'l 
.Fme,  C.  F.&  Co..  Bartiett's  whf. 
Jones  Thos.  J.,  Packard's  w  harf 
Kemp  Edwin  i  Co.  !'A  State 
Kendall  C.  C.3*  Fulton 
Kendall  H.  A.  58  Fulton 
Kcttell,  Collin;  A  Co.  7  D-.ane 
Kidder  Frederick,  33  India 
KimballJ.  S.  *  Co.  .'6  Central 
King'Benj.18  Lewis  wf. 
Kittredse  &  Parker.  14  Central  whf. 
Knapp  Thomas,  Packard's  wf. 
Knight  Joel  .;;  Co.  IAS  State 
Ladu  J.  .<:  Co.  -7  Kilby 
I.add  A  Hall,  4  Chatham 
Lam!    K.  A.  •>  Bath  [whf. 

Lai  kin,  Staekpole&  Co,  61  Couira'l 
Lawson  Ceo.  p.  21  India  w';arf 
Lawton  J.  N.  &  Brotl  ers,  i3  Kilby 
LeCain  F.  G.  167  Congress 
Lee  James  &  Co.  W  India 
Lewis  Daniel  &  Co.  A'  State 
Lincoln  R.  &  Co.  51  Commercial 
Lincoln  Henry,  43  Comiu<  r^iul 
i  indi  t  *  Mever,  3  In  Lin  wharf 
Lombard  A  Co.  11!  Lew  is  »  iauf 
L        iard    L  &  Co.  II    Liberty   s(\. 

Lr.vd  Gi      ;.o.  C.  &  CO.    -i  Couoi.e.  I 

Loiina  E.T.  5  !  Stale 
Loring  i-  French,  105  State 
Loud  &  Co.  4o  India  WJnirt" 
Mackav  &  Brother,  42  India  st. 
Mackintire.  Lawrie  iCo.iolCong. 
Ma!v«  A.  Ii»2  State 
Marin  N.  P.  &  Co.  3  T  wharf 
Mansfield  A.  S.  &  I  o.  15l-'Milk 
Mav  E.  i  Brother.  I '.  Central  whf. 
McKay  1).  R.  130  Comm  I 
Meriam  L.  B.  &  Co.  143  Milk 
Merrili  George,  Is  S.  Market 
Mevi  r  s  cb.ee-.  ia  Coiatnercial 
Mitchell  James  11.  Mutate 
'.:  .r„    Sidres-  B.  '.)  Pii^n-x  build. 
Mulhn  V.  B>u  Commercial      r-.>w 
Nazro  Lros.  jt  Swetnev,5Chatl»aui 
NcalA  Co..C)  C  nun  eri    ..  wharf 
NewcombJohh  J.  ti  C  mm  erce 


OL- 
Pa  ji 
Pau-. 
Pa^-t 
"•*  i--i 


..  114  State 


Pi  Inu-rD.  i  A  St:  te 
PurkerA  Mmra  n.'.-T  India 
ParkerT.  D.  i  •  Exchang* 
lVakts  Willlai-..  .  Central  wharf 
I'errin  N.  Ai  Citv  wharf 
Perry  J.  M.  *  Co.  a  Kilbv 

,    Pei   ..  Edw.  D.  v  i    ■    I^Centralwf. 

]    Phillips  Samuel,  <■  Si  .te 

I  l'ickcrinu',  Winsh. w  A  Co.ir.-l  State 
l,....-ri-e.v\ia.-f.il.  HI  Custi  m  House  st 
Poule,  Tavlor  &  Cro.  ki-tt.  '■■■'  •'•  n- 
Powers  Herman.  ID  Broad  [tral  wl'. 
Priclmrd  A  Co.  3  Central  whf. 
Pries!  .i  .hn  L.  \  Co  I  ;  (  eutral  wf. 
Pulleii  1'.-  E.  F.  Fv.  Iiange 
Duincy  Thos.  D.A  Co.  ot  Comtn'l 
Keynolils  W.  B.  i  Co.  A!  Com  I  wl'. 
Rice  i  Thaxter, I'LS  State 


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Tln-hanD*:  Co.  4'i  Lrtna 
Ki<  Imrdson  I.  S.  5  Wa,; 
)'.-    rsJ.  II   •■•  Co.  2]  C 
K.  hi  -    ..  Wiegiu  &   d 

Lewis  who  rt' 
R  il  anaehiJ.  M.  v  Co. 
Rotters  f;.:..irs..'  B.&  C<i. : 
U  •.•  t-  (rurlt  nil.  05  Wat. 
Saltomtall  Heitrv,  .12  O 
v  ,-•,.,. ,,.01  Win'.  G.   :-  < 


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n  Messer  w.  W.  >>\>  Washington 

!  M   ti    ••••■   U.:'AMl\ v.-r' 

*   '-'    |  Mi  teull  !(.  lit  Broad*  l» 

[whr-.  Mfirjii  B.170  IlarriS'Mi  avenue 

i  dral   i  Osborn  .Toll  11, .':  Essex 

Lin         I  Pepper  .!.   W.  I  :  Marshall 

Wheeler  James  R.  :a*  Washington 


■r  A.  F. 


-  Ri1  h  ird  W.  51   Coi 
;r-i.  W.  &  Co.  I  "J  C( 
■  x  Co.  HI  Kilby 
r  James  M.-.-0  Central 


!  v 


David  i-  C 
Nathaniel, 


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John  B.  L5 

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Leveret    ' 

Brattle 


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I    Contractors  tor  Uuild'g. 

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i     A.:  •,:;<  \v;;;l;„:,.  '.j  i;,,v.-r 

BLusrtell  &  Emerson,  25  Doane 
|    Ford&  Co.  1-  Ex.  h.  i^as  works) 
I    Com*  Mui ,2.7  i'h.cnix  bld'g 

Juckmau  M.  M.  iv.  Phoenix  b;dy 
i     M  .•■■'.   v  Bri.lac,  •-■:;  Scllay-s  bld'g 
!     Richmond  Edward.  S  Water 
i    Sears  Willard,-.'?  Doane 

.    -  -    Uenrv,  ti  Mass.  block 

I    Stone  P.  A.  15  Crescent  place 
j    \\  arreu  Gardner,  ;)  Statu 

CoOpei'K. 

77io.se  with  ;'  arc  nUn  I  "«c**  cry'  f  w/>. 
I    Abbot  Benj.22  Medlord 

Beck   Low's,  li«j  Broad 
|    Bormm  &  Harrow.  [■*  Milk  [Broad 
i    'Brown  llr-nnv  Spear's  whJ.  &   254 
j    •CarltonJ.K.  1  Lewis  wt.*  Carlton's 


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1    Kennedy  Th.xs.  C.  It 

LangJ..>S  Im  liawf. 
1    Linscoit  W.i  So  ti.  4-J  Water 
'    Lovutt&  il  irrold.O?  Water 
|     Luz.ar.Ier  &  Ci-.s.-.  i-N  Ho-nd 

MeGee  b'.  Urieai.s,  n.  Sumnei 
•    M.;;,.).L.jr.  Barilett's  whaa" 

Niuou  A..  Lewis  wf. 

Ober  John  P.  I«e«d  l.'niou  »•£ 

Put  ■  rson  -I.  10!    Third 
1    Perkins  lizra,  Kiltti.  n.  C 
1     P  •    :  .  i  J.  If.   •-  •         ...  i-:rv 

■  Porter  C.U.  I  Ch  itli  isn  t  --■«.. 
i  Sanger  Z.  Ji  Cust<,ni  Ho  ise  si 
I    Ssiwyer  IL  A.  !  Eastern  ave. 

I    SawverJ.  P.  -<•  <-'•>.  -'"i  Com'S 

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I     Uurre:i  U.  i  <on, 
,„.       -Wells.!.  I...  Mar-mal.e      ■ 
.A    !    Wiggin  Thomas  u.  ioti  State 
Cop  pur    Siniti>H. 

1     Avers  tldward.  2  Ch       - 
wf.    ;    Barker  John,  li  M      i: 
:ra!    '    C-  ttnian  I!.  W.  1  i-wis.  F  .  B. 
rce        I  rasier  J.  M  Lewis  A  '.■•■... 

i    Haviies  C.'e.  J-J.1  D 
Hi  :k-  &  Bad "er.il   1'.    - 
Loring  A.  B.  &  -.  II.  "  ■  H»«r. 

.a:-.-  L'.-rir:.'  .:..h:i  (..  A  Cr>.  /-.  M,r 

i    Strater  ti.^  -  hh,  >■;■:  •'  rv.i 

l          :    Stnart  Win.  J    v  i;..  ,  -      ■  -..■: 

i  ■  iiipkii!  ;l.S.Sc  S.m..->')  1  i 

Tuekerman  Wm.    F.  N)  Su 


Wutcrs  Win.,  I •   r  1-  i .  c.  Maverick 
Copper  ;»"i!  Steel    l"late 

GuteUerP.G-  \'»  W     hingtoa 
i  tiviii'.n-. 


Thaver  David,  40  Beach 
Uud'erwrnnl  Win.  E.(i>4  Wash. 
York  Jasper  11.  W  Broadway 
Corset*. 

Adams  C.  M.  *»)  W  Winston 

Adams j>  Whiter 

Donovan  E.  Mri    n  t>xfi>rd 
Drew  Lucia  1.  U  Hanover 
Middlet,  n  Thr  -    '.  i  Washingtoa 
Ned  W.J.  Mrs.  -i  Summer 

Coctumer. 
Curtis  \V.  II.   .  .-.  \V  ushtngton 
Cotton    Dealer-. 
Dwight  o.  a.  ..  Co.  .'i  •-■    Exch. 
Lawton  Ge.    k  Co    !•  »C  mil 
Nourse  B.  i- . :~  Citv  E  *   nance 

Cotton    Gin  'Munutud 
Bates,  Hyde*  Co. -JO  Phrcnix budd. 

Counsellors. 
Abbott  A.  14  M  kss.  b      k 
Abbott  Josiah  G.  4'.'  Court     • 
Adams  Chas.  F.  jr.  !.'  C^urt 
Adams  C.  I.  -  State 
Atiams  Geo.  C.  L'.i  Court 
Adams  Geo.  W.  16  Mass.  block 
Adams  J.  Q.4J  Cbnrt 
Albee  Sumner, 20  Court 
Allen  A.  O.  '.'7  Court 
A!len  C.  E.  27  Court 
Alleu  F.  II.  Ti  Court 
Allen  Macon  B.:>l  Exchange 
Almon  A.  B.  47  Court 
Amory  Thos.  C.  jr.  15  Temple  pi. 
Andrew. John  A.  i  Court 
An  gel!  Cvo.  T.  4H  Wash. 
Arnold  Howard  P.  42  Court 
Asptnw-ill  Wm.42  Court 
Atwood  Charles,  3'.t  Court 
Austin  .<c  Vouiur,  'u  Court 
Avery  Edwaid,>>  Wash. 
Ayer  Phineas,  1<J  Court 
Bacon  Cha*  II.  27  Court 
Baldwin  Henrv,  27  State 
Ball  Joshua  D."4U  State 
Ballard  J.  M.  9  State 
Bancroft  George,  7  Cnurtsq. 
Baufteld  E.  C.  40  Court 
Bu,2s  fv.l ward.. "/J  Cr.urt 
Barker  James  M.  10  Court 
Barrett  J.  F.  614  School 
Bartlett  Brail biirv  C.  5(<  Wash. 
Bartlett  Sidnevj  h)  Court 
Bartlett  Sidnevjr.  10  Court 
Bassett  Elisba,  IT.  S.  Court  House 
Batehehicr  Sam'i  jr.  -12  City  Ex. 
Bates  S.  W.  40  W-^'iin  -t,,.n 
Beard  I.  W.  41  State 
Bell  Joseph  M.  42  Cr.urt 
Bell')  Santiago  C.  10  Summer 
Bemis  George,  5  Court 
Bennett  Jostah  K.  20  Court 
Berry  X.  C.  20  Court 
Betton  Geo.  E.  2/  Court 
Bigelow  E.  M.  IM  Court 
Bishop  Joel  P.  27  Trernont  Temple 


liolks  John  A.  1  •  Court 

Row  lit.  ii  n.  :■,.:• ;  i..-j  Citv  i:x. 

Bowditch  W.  1.  &  R.  H.  Excaartge 
Bradley  J.  H.  19  Court 
Brewster  A'1'.'.  O.  -£i  l'remout row 
Brigham  V\  hi.  lo  O  u  - 
Brinlev  Franks,  b.»i  Chauncey 

Bro<        Caivin  M.  12  Joy'*  h  lildlng 


u  • 

1     Bui 

!     Bur; 


Washimrton 
ourt,  c.Trem, 


Co{jeland  1  .  -.'  Court 

Sewall,  i>rs 

J>  irnh  rfer  (..-  orjj  ■.  •  I  !-'  u    i 
1    r i>r-e  J.  2.V*  Wan     ■.. 

%  V  i  1 '  t      •  r  ,     (  . 

Fe  d  ;..,••■.  Fran  t.  117  Broa 

V*  J'.' 

Fink  !..  !..  71   Vt 

I;.-.  ,-:o:..-  1 

Foties  D.  i  1-ur's.i-sl      II  .'  Li 

li  •;,.!. ,  P. 

H.t-k.-M  I,.uc  R.  7  .7 

„"t:rrl 

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H.  van  Abm  .-,  II  S    ■  ■•■■ 

V:,  ir,vs\S 

Hedge  Charh  i  F.  4,  !   W.„: 

ington 

Conieil  Wi 

Johnson  .).■::  Fremont 

Fogs  J.  S. 

KelR   i".  II.  1W  M  iveuck 

Herrick.lai 

I.--  Willi  im,  171  Wuabingt 

n 

M     >r«  E.  1 

1    •:•.•  V  ■    ■  Wash. 

■> 

Pat       — 

ManU-ii  F.A\  ,.-;.  iwnn     av. 

;.  bed- 

Ri    •  Edwii 

%!    --'■    I  .  C.-.l      Huituver 

Mattel  A.0I.J  W.,    tii     t»n 

Smith  Cha 

May  rr  Phi  lip  J.  -.0  Winter 

Jlay»«tCwx,UBowdoiuan.. 

Thaxter  i> 

i  o.  A.  V,'.  .".-,  Court 
Hen.  B  Court 
P.  4  Curt 
'•'■     I  Court 
ihilus  P.  i  Court 


I     ran    ••  r   .... 

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I       Sl  ill.  r  IV1, 

1     it         rTlwM.p, 

I  I  ...  .lor,-,  M\  40  Court 

<■  ..ever  lr.uv  f.  1 1,  Court 
•     I  I  oate  Chus.F.  1  Devonshire 
1    <  boate  Fred.  W.^7  Court 
i     Choate  Unfits,  4;  Court 
i    (  hoate  Kut'u*.  jr.  :.  •■  ourt 
I    Churchill  Asai  h   "'•  <  »J«I  Su»  Ho. 

ChurchillJ  w«»|.hMeK«-un.+J^*.»h. 

Churchill  .t  I'm  •.•<•.  •..-.< '.!  Stale  U«*. 

Clark  AlL.e  C.  I"  Court 


266 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Clark  Joseph  F.  11  Court 
Cturk  T.  K.  31  Exchange 
Clurke  G.  H.  -;4  School 

Clarke  S.  G.  l->  Court 
<  larke  Thos.  W.  27  Niles  block 
Clarke  .t  Sioiw.  -.'7  State 
Cobb  M.  <..  I-1*:.!  State  House 
Codmaa  Charles  R.  33  School 
Cod  man  John,  4  Court 
Codman  Robert,  40  Court 
Cbiilhttll  £  .Johnson,  40  Court 
Converse  .J.,sh  ia  I'.  10  Court 
C(  oke  Hen'  .mii  F.  ilTraiwat 
Cooke  Joaiah  I'.  9  State 
Coolev  G.  W..  Ti  School 
Cooltdge  A.  J."!'  Court 
Coolidge  David  IT.  4  Court' 
CooliJ;:e  Horace  H.  11  Court 
Coolidge  J.  ft.  17  St-ite 
Copelaiid  Geo.W.19  Scollav'sbl'd  g. 
Cottrell  a.  hi  Seoilay's  bld'g 
Craain  E.  S.  jr.  !'•  Exchange 


D-j 


te  Ho. 


[I.  :s 


b!o 


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Court 


Cr 
Cr 

Crowley  Jo  ...  0.5  X. 
Currier' B.  11.  !  i  Kilbi 
Curtis  C.  R.34  School 
Curtis  Charles  P.  10  C 
Curtis  Charles  P.  jr.  1« 
Curtis  Georse  T.34  Sch 
Curtis  II,  Pel  ham  18  Court 
Cushing  Abel,  7  Court  House 
Cushimz  Caleb,  12  Niies  block 
Cushman  A.  S..*>4  School 
Cutler, To?.. ph.  47  Court 
Cutter  I.  J.  46  Washington 
Dame  Abraham  A.  10  Mass.   b 
Dame  Theodore  S.  !)  State 
Dana  Chas.  F.  4*)  Court 
Dana  Edward  A.  10  Court 
Dana  E.  T.  43  Chestnut 
Dana  Jus.  24  Old  state  House 
Daua  Kicliard  H.jr.  42  Court 
Davis  Aug.  B.O  State 
Davis  Jerome,  .*;i  Exchange 
Davis  "VV.  X.  "  Court  so,. 
Dean  Benj.  42  Court 
Dehon  Wm.  ^8  State 
Demond  Charles,  -1  Court 
Dennv  Henrv  G,  ii  Court 
Derbv  E.  K^k-rt,  40  Court 
Derby  &  Williamson,  +:  Court 
Dexter  Arthur,  9  Court  sq. 
Dexter  Wm.  S.  40  State 


Dickins 

F.  W.  7  Court  sq. 

Dod-e  .1 

Dorr  W 

B.  1   1  D   rchi  rterave. 

Dow  \" 

■n  T.30  C.  art 

Dow  & 

nee,  -1  C    irt 

Draper 

,.!  Vi  .  ■•  State 

Draper 

V: 

s-^s.  :>  Stitte 

Dudley 

Ft 

bridge  G.  20  Court 

Dudley 

I). 

an,  9  State 

Dunbar 

C 

Dunckl 

te 

Mark"  F,  81  Wash. 

Durant 

He 

nrv  F.  22  Old  State  H. 

Dutt,    H 

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Dwfcht 

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Heve'r  V 

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Ely  A. 

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Emerso 

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Emery 

nes  W.  Traveller  bid. 

English  J. 

L.9Courtsq. 

Everett 

W 

m.  A.tl4Seh  -d 

Fallon 

I. 

F.  10  Summer 

Fernali! 

11 

B.  4>"  Wash. 

Fi  Id  I 

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n   .1  State 

Fiske  A 

ustus  II,  5  Court 

risk.-  f 

1  V 

ard,  5  Court 

Flanrte 

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ivo.  ,\[.  27  State 

Fletche 

-  1 

ichard,*5Wttsh. 

Fox  ,T:ll 

A.  ii  Court 

French 

A- 

■i,  1  •  Exchange 

Fuller  1 
Gay  El 

Gerri*h 
Gerrish 

sard  '     10  State 
■r.  r   •  ■•  Co  trt 
rt'm.  II.  11  Court  *q. 
->.  J.  11  Court 
>orge  A.  4fi  Court 

Gibbs  Am 

.rv  T.  s?  School 

'.':';  !  ri 
Giles  A 

).'S.  10  i::n!r<mdEr. 
■1  E.  20  Old  StateUouae 

Glea«oi 

orace.  U  State 

Goldsb 

rrv 

John,  8  ftailroad  Exch. 

Gooch 

hi 

I'lW.-i  State 

Gundrii 

C.  B.  "-0  Court 

Gordon  r..  K.-.o  Court 

Gonlon  R.-h't,  !  :.  \h  rrhester  ave. 

G..r.i  .o  >..!,. uion  .!.  -\  WilsU. 

G-  ,■.   ii-.-:,..;,-.    ;i  Court 

Grn'v  John  C.  »")  <  »urt 

Grnv  I.,  m.     •■<'.  urt 

Gray  Willi  im,  :a)  (  ..urt 

Green  N-  St.  .).  yi  State 

Greene  II.  W.  ti  State 

Greenough  1>.  S.  »"  State 

Green woml  A.  <...:.  ..urt 

Grvffc  W.P..Citv  lluU 

Grid's  Gc  ■v-.  4< .  ...  rt 

GuiUl  Geo.  )>   i  Co  ^t 

Gu.ia  Samuel  E.  I  Curt 


Hahn  S.  B.27'Conrt&  Maverick  sq. 
Hale  Geo.S.  4Court 
Hall  Franklin,  .'.-'  Wash. 
I'.il!  Thomas  B. 80 Court 
ILdh-U  B.  F.  11  N'iles  bl.    k 
ll.illett  11.  E.  11  N'iles  block 
Ham  Benj.  F.  34  School     ' 
Hancock  Charlea  h.  I"  C<  urt 
Harlow  Thomas  S.  27  State 
Hasting*  O.-orife  R.  20  Court 
Haves    Francis    It.  1  Oevonshlre 
li  iyj>  s  !'.  W  ....  Court 

I  la"/  'It  >n  S  '.'•■  are.xl  Washington 
IE.id  Klw.  F.  50  Court 

II  ulvJohu  P.  4:  Court 
n.-ard  F.  F.  34  School 
Herrtck  li.  G.  SI  Washington 
il.-rrijk  Wm.  A.  22  Mies  I.I.  .  k 
li.--,.  v  Henrv  E.  40  Washington 
Ilitl  Hamilton  A.  10  Court 
Hillanl  Geonre  S.  "  School 
W,.!,-^  t  rari'cis,  17  State 
Hiliiard  Wm.  S3  School 

Hinds  Calvin  P.  40  Court 
Hinds  i:  Tilton,  4ti  Court 
Hoar  K.  U..3!)  Court 
M  ,1  ,■•  s  Geo.  M.52  Washington 
Hohbs  Wm.  jr.  10  State 
Hud^e*  Edward  F.  42  Court 
Holmes  J.  S.  42  Court 
I!    n'.er  George  F.  4  Court 
Houghton  Charles.  13  Mereh.  Ex. 
Howe  Wm.  E.  I".  Exchange 
1!    vt  Geo.  H.  20  Niles  block 
Hubbard  C.  Horace.  13  Merchants 

Exchance 
H    bl  .    !  G.  G.  1  Traveller  build. 
Hnbhard  Josiah  W.  13  M'erch.'Ex. 
Hubbard  Wm.J.30  Court 
Hudson  C.  H.  11  Scollav's  building 
Humphrey  James,  28  State 
Hun'.in  :t.  !.  Chas.  W,  5  Court 
Hurd  Fmncis  W.  .0  Court] 
Hurd  &  Paine, 42  Court 
Hutchina  &  Wheeler,  a0  Court 
Hutching  Horace  G.  5  Court  sq. 
H  itchinson  H.  l>.  20  Court 
lreson   S.   Edwin,  15    Merchant's 

Exchange 
Jacobs  B.  E.  "4  School 
Jackson  A.  jr.  47  Court  . 
Jackson  J\.>hr>  G.  47  Court 
.7  ...    sj  tin  W.  10  Court 
Jer.nison  Samuel  jr.  u"  Stote 
J,.,v.-il  Harvov,  '.i;  Court 
Johnson  Chas.  G.  27  Court 
Johnson  Henry  A.  40  Court 
J.-iuis....,  Mosvs,  10. Toy's  building 
Jov  A.  K.  P.  14  Joy's  building 
Ju'dd  C.  V.i  Court 
Jud  .u  VV.  IE  1  Scollay's  building 
Keith  J.  M.42  Court 
Kftt  die  Jacob  Q.  9  State 
Kimball  D.  P.  3  Jov's  building 
Kimball. I,  R.  20  Court 
King  B.  Flint,  hi  Merch.  Exch. 
Kinc  John  (i.  27  Srste 
Kin--S  :rv  Geor-e  H.  40  Court 
K    -  ;.-  o'.J.  H.  -<■<  ourt 
Kii  ••  ■   V  m.  7  C  .urt  House 
'  n  A.  W.  10  Court 

!.::    ir       •'■'. -n,  "O  Court 
i     1 1. ml  W.  S.  -:T  Court 
Lincoln  C.  S.  40  Wash. 
Lorins  Caleb  W.  .39  Court 
Lorinji  Edward  G.  lGCourt 
!  •     1  s  Francis  C.  •"•'.)  Court 
1  •  r::iu- J-din  A.  ; 39  Court 
hi"  ■  ".■!-!  W..\r.'-2*  State 
;...■  ki    k.hn,  li)  Court 
I  •  •'     >p   C  K.  42  Court 
Lvwell  J.  hn,42  I    mrt 
Lur.t  George,  4  Court 
I-vndc  A.  V.  10  Scollay's  building 
V-  .  ',,      v.  CnShman,  34"  School 
Maihr  S  C  H  Court  sq. 
M    .on  [>avld  li.  Li.»  Court 
MtiMm  LvnSan,  20  Court 
Mav  Johii  W.  i!  Court 
McCartney  W.  11. m  Court 
Mel  U-ary'Sanvuel  F.,  City  Hall 
.M.  I..:.a  G.-.,.  F.  .WWaah, 
Merrill  A.  Ii.  Id  Court 
Merrill  J.  C    1)  Court 
M    ■  '  ii    :      •■-.  10  CoutI 

••  ;.h,u>  Stare  — 

Mi      :  .     F.  -i  Washington 
M        :  '■•  ..  iam,   Kl  Court 
Minol  Win.  jr.  :&  Court 
NJ  .■■•-.-■'-    ■-.  Huch,  99  Dorch.ave. 
M         J    I  .  ■  U   tire  sq. 
M  .r.  tti   ••   •--.  :•■  Old  State  House 
M.  rj    :  G.   ■  :-,.:  Court 
M    •     ■  '■     ■     t.  17  K.  H.  Exchange 
V  .rs     N.o  an.  10  Court 
Mome  I.  -    '■     '  onrt 

^\..i  ■•  ■•  H   '    '    W.  :J4  Sc'nool 


Ni.-k.T-    :-.  .:  .-  ;.o.  0  :-;ate 
N  ,Tn  A.  \ .  I..  27  State 
Nutter  C.  C.  0)  Court 
Nutter  T.  1'.  10  Court 


Osgood  T.  T.  5  Court 
Otis  Edmund  IE  1  Devonshire 
Paine  Chas.  Jackson,  4j  Court 
Pain«  H.  V\  .  UJ  Court 
Paine  John  T.  >;  Washinirton 
Pairrev  Francis  W,  .'-•;  Scliool 
Park.j.  C.  7  Court  sq. 
Park  Sc  Russ,  7  Court  sq. 
Parker  Aurelius  1).  20  Court 
Parker  Edward  G.  00  Court 
Parker  Francis  Edward,  42  Court 
Parker  Joel,  10  \^  .-diinston 

Parker  If.  G.  !0  Wash. 

Parker  H.  M.  Hi  Wash. 

Parker  S.  D.  10  Court 

Parker  Wm.  over  ».. vision  Market 

Purkmnn  Geo.  F.  3S  Beaton 

I'armenter  Win.  E.  19- Court 
Peabody  O.  G.  "M  Court 

Pearson"  Eliplv.ilet,  24  O.StuteUouse 
Peirce  R.  N.  35  Court 
Pelton  E.  W.  ONih-s  i.lock 
Pember  Thomas,  15  Doane 
Perkins  D.  27  Court 
Perkins  II.  N.  IS  Mpss.  block 
Perrin  Wm.  IE  1  I),  voushire 
I'errv  B.  E.  20  Court 
Phillips  E.  K.  27  Court 
Phillips  Geo.  W.9  Court  sq. 
PicUerintj  Edward,. S  Mereht's  Fx. 
Pierce  Edward  L.  26  Old  state  Ho. 
Pike  Charles  E.  2?  Curt  [in? 

PinkertonJ.  M.  1  Traveller  build- 
Plimpton  S.  F.  5  Court 
Pond  B.,01d  S.H.&Mav.sq.  E.  B. 
Pope  Thomas  B.  10  Court 
Porter  Georae  1).  -'^  Court 
Porter  J-  15  Merch.  Exch. 
Power  Thomas,  7  Court  House 
Pratt  Edward  E.  42  Court 
Preston  Geo.  II.  81  Washington 
I '  ri  nee  F.  <_).  80  Con  rt 
Prince  J.  Hardy,  9  Court  sq. 
Proctor  Thos.  Parker.  4  Court 
Putnam  Geo.  jr.  .'4  Niles  block 
Putnam  John  Phelps,  19  Court 
Quincy  Josiah  jr.  27  State 
Quincv  S.  M.  4  Court 
Rand  Edw.  S.  30  Court 
Rand  Edw.  S.jr.  30  Court 
Randall  J.  M.  17  State 
Ramie v  A.  A.  10  (  ourt 
Ranney  &  Morse,  10  Court 
Reed  Charles.  L'5  R.R.  Exchange 
Pice  Geo.  Edw.  4")  State 
Richardson  ivorv  \Sr.  B  Court  sq. 
Richardson  N\  2  Niles  block 
Richardson  T.  F.  10  Court 
Richardson  Wm.  A.T  V,  ashinaton 
Rilev  P.  10  Lincoln 
Ritchie  Harrison.  ?t)  Court 
Robb  James  B.  5  Court  j 

Rogers  J.  G.  7  Court  House 
Rogers  Wm.  4  Court 
Rollins  J.  W.  1  Devonshire 
Ross  S.  J.  17  Mass.  block 
Russ  Augustus,  7  Court  square 
K,-«?,dl  IJt-nj.  i--.  11  So.i'aVs  build. 
Russell  C.  T.  *  T.  II. -7  State 
lUi^-A':  T.   ■■);,  C.nirt 
Ruvv:'!l  V'  :i.  G.  '■-'<  Court 
Saitonstall  L.  "!)  Court 
Sargent  Horace  ii.  i50  Court 
Sargent  Lucius  M.  2  Aiuory  Hall 
Sawyer  F.  W.  20  Court 
Sawyer  J.  A.  42  Court 
Sounder  Heurv  A.  17  State 
Searle  Geo.  W.  :Vj  Court 
Sears  Philip  11.42  Court 
Sennott  Geo.  5'j  <  ourt 
Sewalt  Samuel   E.  40  Washington 
Sevmour  F.  Z.  -.'7  State 
Shaft uck  Geo.  0.4  Court 
Shaw  Lemuel  jr.  27  State 
Shaw  Si'.ui'!  S.  47  Court 
Sh.'ppard  John  H.  0.0  School 
Shinunin  Chas.  F.  202  State 
Shinh-v  II.  0  State 
Simmons  Chas.  F.  10  R.  R.  Etc 
Simmons  David  A.  20  Court 
Simpson  Wm.  U.  SJ  Court 
Smaltev  Georsre  W.  4.;  Wash. 
Smith  Chauneev,  V-  Washinuton 
S-.0.t':i  Ir.p.ie!  E'  !0  Seullav'i  build. 
Snsitii    Geo.   Melville,  'J  'Scollay's 


11. 


Wi 


.  1  Ni 


St.hier.t  Weleti,  I!  L'remont 
S.unerhy  Gu-c.vus  A.  42  Court 
Spauldinp.Iohn  jr.  "A  School 
Standish  Wm.  44  Court 
Stevens  .!.  M. '.'  Court  square 
Stevens  Oliver,  10  Court 
Stortv  &  Mav,  11  Court 
Story'lsaac.  15  Vlerchuuts  Exch. 
Sullivan  J.  P.  41  State 
SutcrH.  W.  27  "Stuto 


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Tester  David,  16  Court 
Thayer  Jamea  H.  30  Court 
Thomas  B.  F.  14  State 
Thorn**  C.  G.  30  Court 
'        ias  Seth  ./.  4G  Court 
Tntmson  A  Rurrage,  47  Court 
Thorndike  S.  L.  4-  Court 
Tiiorndike  &  Prutt,  44  Court 

20  Court 


Thornton  J.  w!: 

sate, : 

Ti^lie  John,  "i  E 

Til  tort  Warren.  4 

i  Con 

Tobey  Seth.  7  r 

1,-f.   fl 

Tolman  Thorn  is 

Toomey  T  .■  -.  :• 

Mjiiis 

Block 
Train  &  Und  -rwood,  a)  State 
Treanor  B.  -'.  15  Mass.  block 
Turtle  C.  W.4G  Washington 
Tu.-ibury  Geo.  W.  :*l  State 
Tyler  J.  Kendall.  63  Court 
Underwood  A.  B.  30  State 
v  aughn  Francis  W,  34  School 
Van  Duzee  fn  B.  1:  Court 
^akefield  J.  H.  10  Court 
Wakeaeld  Thomas  L.  10  Court 
Walker  Henry, 5  Court 
Walker  II.  W.  D  Court 
V>  ard  Samuel  D.  10  Conrt 
Ware  D.  E.  1  Joy's  building 
Ware  Henry,  U  School 
Warner  Hermann  J.  19  Court 
Warren  G.  Wa-hin*rton,  4-'  Court 
Warren  Win.  V.'.  ].i  Co-art  ' 

Washburn  A.  C.  m  State 
Washburn  W.  R.  P.  itj  Wash 
Waterhouse  Isiah  ft  AaaSl  Wash. 
Watts  F.  O.  "i!  Court 
Webster  Sidney,  ]  I  Siles  block 
Welch  Charles  A.  »  Tr I 


Weliioetm     \  ■  ., 

rose,  8. Joy  'a  build 

W<  lineti    i  Hira 

a.  10  Court 

Wells  Samuel   •£• 

Scate. 

Weils  S-  ;"   2HS: 

Wheeler  "A.  S.  *> 

Court 

Wheeler  S.  G   jr 

i  Washington 

Wheelwright  A. 

White  Geo.  1  1  E 

White  G\i\   or 

1    inrt 

White  Lnt  i<  -  I. 

Whitin"  ft  Rasse 

I.  a  Court 

V,  i    t  .■,,->'  \\,-.      - 

Wi  tier  J.  tn,  11 

?ourt 

Willard  Paul 

'!  -  ;rn  rnt  row 

Willard  Joseph 

Court  House 

Wdlard  Sidnev 

12  Court 

W-Iley  Tolman, 

'<>  Court 

Wii  'iams  J   Otis 

{3  Sch  iol 

Williamson  W    C 

.  «  Court 

Willis  Horatio  M 

Wilson  W.  M.:>3 

Dorchester  ave. 

Woodbury  Wm. 

II.  4'   Wash. 

Wot  ilman  Char 

s  C.  37  .Viiwhl'k 

Wo<  dman  Horst 

o,3f;  tt.R.  Kxch. 

Woods   :  •  F<  - 

iiwfci  Wash. 

Wris   :  E  twin   - 

VV  i-V>,.>'.,ri 

Wright  Smith,  •: 

VV  .  ■  ...  jjton 

Wyman  I>  we  C. 

Yeaton  Geo.  C.  9 

W  i<  h  r.gton 

Young  Edward, 

•'  Conrt 

Brvant  C.  B  ,  Friend,  c.  Causevay 
Clapp  Henry  B.  55  Elm 

Clark  K.  17   F.-rrv 

Crane  i  Griffin.  34  N".  Market 

!■'--  II  'I .  •:   4-  Fulton 


Sons,  16  Blocksfe 
'  lonough,  5  Ferry 
u.  Leather 


CoUtttlnK    J'toonj     i*ur!(i' 

M-rlll  t  LcisUton,  3*  Dev.-^hir* 
Smith  Stephen.  .51  ft  ."i  Coniltill 
i'rockery. 
Cftwta,  GIass,and  fc-rrtfienwart. 
Ahrenfeldt  Chad.    . 3t)  Fe  I  :ral 
Bassett  S:  Pierce,  K>o  Broad 
Bradburn  P.  A:  J.  MS  1  dton 
Briers.-!  K.  ft  E.   J',  ft  Co.  53  Chatliam 
Brio  Robert.  43  Centra! 

Cm!,  Su 

Clark  ft. 
Collamo 
Croak  r 
East  B  i. 
Ellis  Ge 
Frem  h, 
Hal  r,  h 
Harnev 
Hastings 
Homer. 
Kellev  F 
Lewis  V 
Marshal 

m»h    « 

Norcr  ■  -• 
lion  -•■•-- 
PierceS 
Pierce  V 


/SN3  vs  ashington 

'.'  Co.  I  -JWash. 

teryCo.tM  Broad 

Co.  isfMilk 

■4  Washington 

5.  &  Son,  35  Doane 


i(>.;iir.rv,F..R 
e  S.  SJ.5  Wash. 
jr.  5-W  Wash. 

Co.  33S.  Market 


I'roui! 


va; 


;i   i 


Urooil 


S.  W.  .' 

Wh  -eli  r  A.  B.  ft 

V  1..    -1  -r  Re  ii„    | 

Vigsin  C.  ;•:..  u 

Varlvd  Huh-  Utanuf. 
Capen  S.Sa  Son,  l-.-sTvu-r  Iket 

Manning,  Glover  v  Co.  4:t  N*.  Mar-    ; 

<'iiri-le»-*. 
Armarror  -J..-  (>h,  ..'•  liarerhiH  i 

I!  tiid  A  Tidi.  t  Shoe  ft  leather         j 
ijurlaud  Joseph,  yj  Ferry 


Alnynaru  K.r.  14.5  Pearl  [Causeway 
Mercer,  Quirin  a   Co.,   Friend,  c". 
Mullane  Patrick,  41  Ferry 
MunroeJ.  It.  40  Fulton 
Payne  1  Rogers,  (>i  Churlestown 
Rolwirta  ).  F.  31  Ferry 
Room  John,  "*J  Fulton 
Sherman  B.  ,t  J.  50  Charlestowu 
Snow  S.  35  Ferrv 
Waldmycr  B.  i.4  Cross 
Wall  James,  39  Ferrv 
Wilson  w.  .t  t.  :•;  North 

Curriers"  F«inliiiir«. 
Saw;,  it  Warren.  !i  Blackstone 
< .'urtaiu  ^'ixturt-   Hnnnf. 
Hartshorn  JucoO,  iM  federal 
Kelt)  G.  I.,  ft  J.  B.  iru  Wa»h. 
Putnam  S.  S.  Vi  Albany' 

4'urtjiin  Goods, 
Fowle  Chas.  L.  A   Co.   38J  Wash. 

(see  a-h'ei-t'seme.nt  p.  14) 
Kelty  G.L..4.I.  B.  iro  Wash.(imp-) 

Cutlers. 
Bradford  M.  L.  &  Co.  143  Wash. 
Kingman,*;  Hassam,  lv>  Wash. 
Murphy  J.  :k  K.  :>,  I !  u-var  1  pL  3 
S«nith  Brothers.  19  Hawley 

'utlliiu    MaehiiH'i. 
Rugsle*'  Patent,  (ior  sheet  metals) 
Hard;,  ft  Rollins'  Patent,  (for  sh^et 

mewls) 
Bigelo*.'!*  Patent  Paner  Cutter 
Ruggles'  Patent  Card  Cutter 
[M.    B.  Bigetow    ft  Anson   Hardy, 

Agents  tor  the  above.  33  School] 

( ■■■■  vdv  ■  ti&tiwetu  front  cot'd) 
Ursiiruerreo.  A.pi»ara.tus. 
All   n  E.  f.      .9  Washi  iston 
!•':■  .  eh  '••  niamin,  H"-  Washington 
S  .  ryei  j  .hii  ft  Co.  133  Washington 
I>5iaruerreo.  Miniatures. 
Amsdi  n  t  reeman  '.  !W  Wash. 
Ba-rtiett  ft  Evans,  168  Hanover 
Bell  J.  K.  Iirilanover 
Bent  Israel,  143  Wash. 
Br:g  s  lease,  I:.':  Wa«h. 
(.  -  -.    S.  .-•.  Wash. 

(  .nil!  h,:!l  B.  F.  14.5  Hanover 
t  '•  '    •   Frnn   is,  1'!  Hanover 

«  .  :...,oj  M.  W.  ] ■•.  Hanover 
Cutting  '<  I'urner,  10  Tremont  row 
Davis  ft  Co.  3  Writer 
I- ■..!„•-  C    W.2  r^wis.E.B. 
v   -        n  W    B    "'  ' '    ■■■ 
;;  :.:  \..  r.  fe  c.  :•••'  Ws  hington 

i!-.tiniito»5  Georae  U.'V,  Court 
ir.-ki.i-  Fred.  W.  is  Hanover     ' 
!i  i/.-iton  B.  C.  -'^  Wash. 

Hayward  G W.  1.5  Tremont  row 

Hc\  •-* ■■■•  -.d  J.D.  33»  Wcsh-ftliW  Co'rt 

Ili.vin*  O.  T.  11 J  Hanover 

In iersoll  Wm.  H .:-;  Hanover 

James    «  '.  .-.  -1  Summer 

J  meoln  Amhn  <«  H.  MO  Wa=:\. 

Nsai  irv  S    .-v:'  vVadiii^ton 

M   ■  r  "ft  v:    •  ■■],  131  Coiirt 

Proet-  r  .Vlfivd  N.  3  Lewi*,  E.  B. 

1<  der  (r.  W.  -•-!  Washington 

«Ml      ■  •  .  I      •  '  ■•  C.     .--■-  Wu.-h. 

-      -       Ather  J.  B.  3»y'Wash. 

V :  H  ;'.!    in.   i  "  I    ,urt 

'  •  s  Bbek,  !«i  W  ishington 

VV!      -..:,....!,»  Hanover 
W  l.ite    \K.:I  F.  1/5  Curt 
\V?!         •    A   ■     Hanover 
Wymau  E.  ft  H.SV5  Washington 

biiyiltfht  Keflectors. 
Eo«  &i<  ,.  .i  n  4  Co,  £i  M^rte 

OiTiinuiir*. 
3;. :.'-  Wi  i.I  S 
L  ■.-   :  -       '■  '•■  i  t>!e,  :»r  Com! 

i>ontl»i*. 
Ayling  k  Howard.  1SJ   Winter 
Ba       .  :-        i.  41    rre.noni 
(5   -.  i      ■     '■'.  I  Monismnery  place 
;.    ,    ■        *Vra,  V,  .  !-.  Tremi  tit 
|       .  .  -  .        ■:    \   4»:  Se!i   ol 
|)        ;    .  J  ■;■:;.  ■■  -.  Washington 


1 , 

a  nt  ro* 

>. 

:  l 

■    X 

1 

11  ( 

Tn-mont  rotr 

\ 

<■;,. -.jti  J..m  i  rem.  n; 

Cod  tmn  A.  I'J  l'miHont  Temple 


Co.hr.an  W.  W.  V.  Bovhtrm 

Cummimri  k  Flagg,  -'•>  Tremont 

Cutler  K.-J-5  Winn  r 

Cutler  Wiliarri.  -"'  Broadway 

Daly  J.  .M.J  II  irvard 

Danieh   II.   I.    I  <'■  Court    (.ec  ad- 

vertuenwn)  p.-i\) 
Dearborn  C.  F..33S  Washmgtoa 
Dickinson  D.  D.'>:  Tremont 
Dillinshnm  .).  K.  I:  Winter 
Du  ii    Kufus  K.  h»  Temple  pi. 
Draper  U.  F.  31  Kdinburo 
DurkeeT.  G.  Pj  t  lint 
F.astham  Charles,  3-5  Tremont 
Emciv  H.  A.  i:  Bromfield 
Fiske'E.  W.  4"  Tremont    ♦ 
Goodnn  I).  H.  3i'i  Washington 
Guild  Albert,  7t>  Uuhover 
Hahn  Sidney  B.  3  Lewis,  L.  B. 
Harwood  D.   II  Su  •  mer 
Hemenwav  H.  P.  W  Tremont 
Hiti  h  ■  ■■.-'-;"  1).  K.  141  Court 
Jordan  Henry, «  Hamilton  place 
K°ep  N.  C.  4  Son.  ."4  Bovlston 
Keep  Samuel  If.  U  Bo\  liton 
Kendall  5.  II.  3  Bumstead  pi. 
Knowles  J.  F.  I JB Court 
Leach  Elhridge  G.  il  Essex 
Leavitt  Wm.  !'.  19  Tremont  ro«- 
LeseurH.  210  Wash. 
Leseur  J.  A.  13  !>«ex 
Locke  J.  M.  16  Winter 
Martin  Henry  J. 33  Cbauncy 
Mason  H.  W.  4.'  Tremont 
MayoU.  K.  Ill)  Hanover 
Nichols  Wm.  20  Winter 
INblen  Spencer,  39  Boylstoa 
Noyes  F.  A.oi  Beacon 
Osgood  Chas/ll.  12  LaGrange  pL 
Osgood  E.  13  La  Orange  place 
Osgood  H.  D.  -.- T-ei.-.^nC 
Parker  I).  M.  11  S  mmser 
Parsons  T.  W.  1«  Winter 
Perkins  George  T.  15  Pine 
Pimintel  M.  5.'?2  Washington 
Prescott  Benj.  T.  7  Green 
Preston  A.  F.  1!)  Bedford 
RidgcwavP.  R.  15  Tremont 
Rohbins  "R.  L.  St)  Howard 
Russell  W.  w.  in  Tremont  row 
Salmon  I.  A.  210  Washington 
Shepherd  J.  h">  Tn.-nvnt 
SimondsL.jr.  137  Court 
Scow  A.  L.  140  Conrt 
Steams  G.  O.  238i  Washington 
Stearns  Sam";  F.  5"Mo.tiLromexy  ph 
Stocking  S.  hi  Tremont  row 
Thresher  J.  M.  140  Court 
Tucker  E.G.  1  West 
Tucker  Joshua.  4  Harm! fr»n  place 
Underwood  ft  Tucker,  Hillanov'r 
Wetherbee  I.J.  10  Tremont  row 
Weymouth  A.  L.  171  Conn 
White  church  Chas.  30  Winter 
Williams  Jacob  L.  l.r»S  Tremont 
Wilson  E.  T.  167  Tremont 

l>entftl  Bepof*  and  Sar- 
•ric.'i!    in»X'  i-.aie«t*. 

Codman  ft  ShortU-fT.  13  Tremont 
I     ■    ,W1    '  ■  S  \Ic<  urdy,l!>Trem.r. 

Ij>e»istners. 

Champnev  W.  F.  23  Winter 

Fontarive'j.  J.  4   Winter  pi. 
H    •■  •■-  W.  24<  Wint  - 
Manning  J.  H'.  l.v«J  Washington 
Tidd  Marshall  M.  |« Court 
Warren  A.  C.  -".^  Washington 
Wand  Wra.245  ''^':',^'.- 

X>eKk  Manufacturers. 

Merrill  ft  Leighton,  28  Devonshire 

Smith  Stephen,    :,l  Covnhill    (.-e<; 
a/Jvertise merit  p.  1") 

»1e  Slwteerss  :suti  I>etter 

Cutters. 
Berrv  J.  ft-  J.  4  Court  ave. 
Clarke  C.  H..  5  Merch-mu=  row 
Foran  W.  H.  ft  Co.  8  D^-k  sq. 
Foran  C.  H.31  Exchange 
DtxliK  J.   W.  5  Merchants  row 
ITall  James,  10  I).  •-■■ 
Hunt  ft  Ii  -ii  •"  iv.  ;    -  Comrress 
Merriuin  Jos.  H.  IM  Brattle  sq. 
Meteulf  M.J.  4,>J  Salem 
Mitchell  F.  N..':  H.  .".   Tremont 
Smith  W.  H.  K)  Wiuhington 

l>Utlilers. 

Barnard  J.  M.  ft  Co.,Adam-jst.  ft  IS 
!    Bowman  S.33USta  -        [S,  Mark't 
Hri'-'cs  *£  Ricliai  N     i,  171  State 

nirham,  Surtwell  *  Co.  5  E. 

John  v  Co.  rear.<W  Prince 
l...v  S  ms,  1  J)  Stoto  *.":h  *t. 
lr»mhW.F..v  C"..  Essex  n.S  -uth 
HenrdJ.T..Iversft  1  Chatham  r-.w 
Ilovrland  H-nrv.l.Unoiaft  lu  liana 
J  mney  B.  4t3  Indm 
Lawrence  D.  W.  ft  Co.  '.".1  Comml 
Stratton  John,  50  Central 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Traccv  John  *  Co.  13  E.  Clinton 

Tn.tt  Brother  4  Co.  21  India  whf. 
Trujl  Bn  s  27C  niral  »".  a  10  Mer. 

I  rull  .),    m  .    v'.'  ,  Adams.c    l\x-rs 

frock      itredsting      Mti- 

<'hine>. 
"VVaolley  Charles,  ;•.'  Commercial 

St.4>llS. 

Gibson  1.  V, .  c,-,  v\  ashington 
Moors.  Knfche*,    I2!4nd8. 

B.U-.  Jol  n  v.  .  £  Eliot 

Bailey  &  tonkins,  5SS  Wash. 

Baker  &  Perry,  714  Wash. 

Botes  J.  &  Co.  14-*  Friend 

Boies    Levi,  Sudburv,    cur.  Hav- 

market«iq. 
Cutter  &  Parker.  25  Charlestown 
Gkv  Allen  I  ■  H  Albauy 

II  irdv  A    !  <:<•...   town 
Hnrdv  i  Co    isi  Blackstone 

Ih.n  "J.-hn.    177    Blackstone    (set 


Henna  «;•>■  .to 
Liinsronid  S 
Stimsen  J.  Sr< 
TnviorJ.  !..,  < 
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Wilson  Steph 

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C  -  107  Essex 
i  'h  irlestowa 

Fort  la  M.l 

way,  c.Merrim. 
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59  Beverly 

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Water  i*ij»e. 

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and  Stone. 

Banister  J.  F 
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3  *  3i*J  Federal 

Brieham  T.J. 

Buxieu  M.  <.- 

&  Co.  Beach,  cUtica 

Lever,  t 

Dra'i 

Billings  Harm 
Hall  H.  F..n 
JS'twhflil  W.  ir 

l-jrli 

2Xj  Wash. 
Tremor,  t 

Stratton  >V.  j 

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Aldridse  £  A.S]  n 
Allen  C.  K.  titf  W 
Barbour  Ella  Mrs. 
Barker?     A.  6  IB 
Bartoll  Marv,  F-  * 
Basset*  M.  A.  100 

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Chambers 
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I.:;  Wash, 
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Bigelow  Emr, 
Blake  A.  S.  > 
Blake  Eliza  V 
Brenntm  Am 
Boitlt  Eliza,  I 
Brown  B.  A. 
Brown  Lirzh 
Butman  Add 
Campbell  i ■.„ 
Cass  S.  J.  t'.-'l 
Chi  -■:  ,:  i     Jai 

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Hanover 
tlaw  levc.  Ssim'r 
«.  2  Corlrt  >u  pi. 

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Clark  CI  ira.5 

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Flanders  M. 
Foster  M.  Mi 

Frost  Xanev, 
Furlona  S-^l 


It- ■■    t    ::■    .-:    >  i:,  ■■•. 
HiliJaubert   M  i  lame,   1'J  Siimuwr 
Hippel  L.  M.  4  B.,  20  Laar.uige pi. 
Hort'maa  L.  A.  25  Kneeland 
Holmes  A.  3"  X.  Russell 
Htise  Alice  K.  G.  i7  Church 
Hutchinsou  E.  17  Broadway 
J.urkius  Caroline  L.  .A;  Wash. 
Kau-  A:me,  -  Osb.  m  I  I. 
Kennedy  A.  Mrs.  -a:  Washington 
Keivwav  M.  A.  A   Wall 
Kimhafi  Susan,  17  Hanover 
Kinp  M.  sj«.i  Hanover 
Kaiir!  •    H.  M.  It)  Essex 
Ki  o*l.  *  Al     .,  r_-i»  London.  B.  B. 
Krait    \  !  i  ...-•.     '  !■;,  .s:ili; 
Lei  *  K,  E  IS   Winter 
Li  ■-   *Ai       '  •  a  vtr 
Lil     ■       i  M    'in,  M.  ;  NVwburnpL 
l.ii        ii  ;  .   •  ,    .   h.  I:'  Winter 
IB.ve*  \i  •••  ■•:••  ['.  -OxJi.nl    [place 
L..cU«-o. ,,i  M.  K.  Mrs.  -j  Colujnbia 
T..M.1  E.-.'-H  ^'  Mhititftun 
Marvin  J-  A    Mrs.  7  Orf.  a 
si:t..  a  !>-   ■  rnli  A.  .-.-   .V  i»h. 
SU'Cofinick  r  :  ■- 1,  i-'  Usitorn  pi. 
Mwm  K«te.  1-'  Elioi 
M..n.n  M.J. -ill  iv»i  arket  place 
Morgaa  ;•.  A.  -JM  Wtt*hiHgtoa 


Nichols  R.  W.  7  Summer 
Xi.rton  A.J.  :,  No  ti  :!-  p 
O'Mi  :i  h  M.  A.  lilt  Wa.shii  -  t   . 
l5a<h  Iford  1..  I).  ■■■•■■'.  Hanison  av. 
Paige  C.  W.  I'M  Wiishineton 
Palmer  A.  Mrf    ->J  Har.f-ver 
F  .w.    I  Lvdia  W.  Mrs.  1'J  Winter 
Pra:t  M.lt.  ISA  Winter 

Bat'terS-il     i.  v  C illP,  l'lPlwu't 

l: i.ii  K.  \.  .   c!  Wash. 

!!•!:. i.k  S.  A    ■>>:  Cambridge 
BiehardsWm.C.Mrs.  14  Central  so. 
ICirers  Ann,  •Jill   Hanover 
Rose  Catharine  f.  ■_:  Caiisewav 
K.  •-  Caroline,  I  Province  a.   " 
Ku?sfles  L.  I  V.  Rnssel! 
Seribner  M.  VV.  Mrs.  17  Wall 
Sia  '  n  M.  I).  IS"  Meridian 
Slack  M.  B.  '.'.'^  Washington 
Smirh  A.  J.  4  Summer 
Sweeter  A.  M.  57  Lowell 
Sullivan  IB;:.;  Washington 
S«    in  M.  L.3  Winter 
'J  ■;  lev  ::.  ('.  lsi  Washinston 
Thayer  C.  P.  Miss,  5  Summer 
Thompson  S.  •";-'  Leveret 
T'oww  fcl.  o($3  Washington 
Treweefc  M  .  A.  .Miss.  4  Suffolk  pi. 
Turner  B.  15  Boylston  so. 
Vanhoru  H.N.'BU  Hanover 
Wiiapl^s  U.  ISA  Winter 
White  Ann  Miss.  ^'.'0  Washington 
Wright  M.i  L.S.:^  Maverick  so. 
Wv  loan  B.  A.  L"A,  Washlnaton 

I9ress    I*:«it«-nis. 
March  Eliza,  2S1A  Hanover 
5»ruir>,  Medicines,  »-tc. 
Baij-cr  C.  11.  a:  Co.  tii'&ri  Biuckst'fc 
Brewers  S.  N.  &  W.  A.  !>_'  Wash, 
Brown  B.  F.  &  Co.  -in  India 
Brown,-  C.  A.  30  Com'l 
BurrM.  S.  &   Co.   I  Coralull  (see 

<oh-ert!<ei„ent,  p.  24) 
Carter,  Colcord &  Preston,   Hano- 
ver, c.Portl'd 
Clark  G.  M.  1U)  Hanover 
FliotJ.  F.  74  Commercial 
Field  &  Haven,  Hi  Union 
F«  IsomJas.  140  Commercial 
Heushawi-C,  .  SK India 
Hov«>  Abijah  W.  7  fiSLewiswhf. 
Hunnewel!  ,1.  W.  &Co.K  Com'l  wi. 
Joimsou  V,  in.  luti  Hanover  (Uot\-) 
Maynard  &>"oyes,  il  Jlerch'ts  row 
Po,,r  C.  V.  .<•  Co.  :>,<!  India 
Porter,  LoringA  Co.  11  India  • 
Reed,  Cutler  i  Co.  33  India 
Thayer.  Babson  i;  Co.  ti  F.  H.  Sq. 
Weeks  .v  Potter,  L54  Wash. 
Wheeler  L.  &  Co.  3  Custom  PI.  st. 
Wilson  B.  0.  &  G.  C.  16  Central 
"Wilson,  Fairbank  &  Co.  4.^  Hanover 

[See  Agents  for  snie  or   Domestic 
Goods  ;  also  Siik  Goods.] 
Importers  a.nl  Jo  bus. 
Allen  I     k  Co.  Dli  Franklin 
AilCi-.,  Bahi  fieks  Co.  ."si  Mi-Ik 
As:eit,  Whitins,  Laiie&Washbiu-ri, 

^-Fedtrai 
Anderson,  Sargent& Co. 94 Federal 
Beal  J.  H.  i  Co.  4i.  Federal 
Bea'.s  Win.  jr.  24  Pearl 
Beebc  James  M.  &  Co.,  t!0  Franklin 
Blakes  s  Kinslev,  24  Water 
13.'. .-.L'-t  J.  >V„  Goodridge  &  Kin^, 

31  Wafer  and  Z)  Concfess 
Bo  •■:,  Fuller  &  Co,    70  Fede     1 
Bracket:  &  Co.  72  Milk,  c.  C  e  srresa 
Brett,  Gannett  &  Co.  :\r,  Federal 
Bridgham,  Beals  &  Co.  t;-  Federal 
Brown,  Anderson  &:  Co.&J  Milk 
Chautard  L.  &  Co.  l±» Commeicial 
Clement  Cvrus,  73  Water 
C'ieineut.Salislm--  -s  Co.  l<0  Milk 
Conant,  Eiden.  i  Woods,  15  I  earl 
Converse,  Harding  St  Co.  Franklin, 

CottuAv.  P.Vw'rederal 

I         .  . -.  Pierce-i  Mower,  22  Fede'l 

L»ana  Ous  H.  71  Water 

l.)  .  Stevens  &  Co.  <U  Kilby 

lA.r'V  &Warnock.42  Kilhv  ' 
Hi  ««  ..  Forbes  i  Co.  It)  Federal 
Edwards.  Nichols  A   Rtclxards,  52 

Frankiin  opp.  Arch 
Farley,  Bliss  &  Co.  Uoolidge  build. 


Kitr 


wver&  Co.  2S  Pearl 

iryJ.fi:  Kilby 

...  Huston   &  Co.  U 


H     re.  I      :     ■  s.  Co.     '  i  -Bra! 
f»«     ',   i     *etu  <.  '  ...   ;]  Franklin 
Jordan,  M  trs)»  v  Co.  IS  Pearl 
Milt.  n.  »    itdiman  *  Co.  lil  Milk 
Lai  i  ,  i.  mis.  n  •-  <  o.  ■>:  Water 

I.von-i  \ :  Liberty  mt. 

M\^simr.e.r  r    F.  &  Co  ':a  Milk 

Mors-  it  C<  Ionian,  ;;.  Milk 

Nye  W.  B.  &  Co. «  Federal 

Otis.  Bum  roltA  Co.  107  Milk 

Faun-  B.  B.fRI  MUk 

Parker,  Barnes  x  Merriain,9y  Milk 


Pardons  Samuel  &  Co. :»  Fed  tbI 
Pmtcc  Bros.4  Flonders.32  Franklin 
Rollins  B.  F.  v  Co.  Ca  Milk 
Shaw  &  Co.  91  Kiibv 
Shedd  T.  S..v,  Kilbv 
Shepherd  John,  73  Kill >y 
Stoddard  Charles  &  J.  S.Lovering, 
.;■;  Milk 

Scone.  Wood  .t  Baldwin.  15  F-   :    - 
Sumner  Austin  .<:  Co.  4.3  Franklin 
Sweetser,  Gookin  a.  Swan, 21  bed'l 
Te!in.-v,I5aliister\Co.  HA  Mi:< 
Tilton,"  Gregory  i  Richardson,  2-J 

Federal 
Tohev,  Foster  i  Co.  47  Federal 
TurnbullC.&  Co.  2SU  Washington 

and  ".and  7  Mfinter 
Warren  John  A.'.'S  Federal 
Wellington.Gross.s  Co.  Morton  pi. 
Wheeloek,  Hall  &  Co.  70  Milk,  c. 

*  onsrress 
White,Iirow-n,I)avisiCo.l-7'.Conr. 
Whitney  St  Washburn,  9  E'erteral 
Williamson  &  Burns,  73  Milk 
Wilson,  Hamilton   t  Co.  .V.t  Fed.  ral 
Wilson,  Jones  &  Co.  7li  Kilby 
Win-low  Geo.  S. o'J Kilby,  c.  Water 
Woouberry  Henrv,  55  halby 

Httati*>-3. 
«!>bot  John  K.  10  Harrison  ave. 
Ailen  Harriet,  V-'<  Dorchester 
Alien  William  11.  216  Washinston 
Barker  Prescott.  IS  Tremont  Row 
Bell  &  Thin.-,  25  Tremont  row 
BendixJohn  11.44)7  Washington 
Bloch  A.  F.  12.-.  Eliot 
Blake  i  Co.  5  Tremont  row 
Bodwell  Mary  R.  105  Leveret 
Bowers  I>.  S.  90  H  mover 
Briard  Oliver.  Mi  Broadway 
Brigham  J.  B.  v-2  Hanovi  r 
Brown  I'hos.  C.  9ti  Hanover 
Carpenter  Harvey.  310  Hanover 
Chandler  &  Co.  6"&  H  Summer 
Chapman,  Lord  Sc.  Co.  «0  Hanover 
Christian  T.  &  A.  3V»I  Wnshingti  tv 
Cloueh,  Grxlfrey  &  Co.  132  Hanov. 
Currier,  Tower,  &  Banker,  52  Ban. 
Cushma.n  u  Brooks.  72  Tremont 
Daniell  &  Co.  7  Summer 
Davenport  M.  A.  366  Hanover 
Davis  Geo.  B.  &  Co.  281  V\  ish. 
Davis  Mary  A. 313  Broadway 
Downe  Sumner  i  Co.  151  Court 
Eik'erlv  Lneincia,  7.s  Pleasant  [row 
KstabrookJ.  F.  &  Co.  2ti  Tremont 
Farlev,  Bliss  &  Co.  Coolidge  build. 
Fisher  S.  421  Washington 
Ford  "ill  A.  3l'3  Federal 
Fortune  &Pel!etier.>lWashiiigfn 
Foster  Marv.BT  Fourth 
Gleason  Jame-i  31.3  Federal 
Gould  F.  A.  290  Hanover 
Greene  R.  Mrs.  2-;  Myrtle 
Grirhn  A.J.  86  Hanover 
Hauscomb  W.  A.  &  Co.  ".24  Han'r 


1..     -  ,-d  i  .  E.  a-  Co.  is  1'rein.  row 
Hvmii.wav  Saraii  F.  da  I'ieasan: 
Hildreth  J.  B.  x  Co.  HA)  Wash. 
Hotrg,  Brown  i  Tavlor,  10  Winter 
Horn  B.  F.  tUi^Washincton 
Horn  J.  F.  tib'I  Washington 
Hovev  C.  F.  X;  Co.  A;  Summer 
Hunt"*  Go.  321  Washimrton 
Idc  G.  L.  4  Green,  opp.  Pitts 
Jenkins  H.  W.  &  Co.  152  Hanover 
Jones  L.  B.  13  Tremont  row 
Jordan  Wm.  L.  10S  Broadway, c.  B 
Libby  G.  W..1AS  i  [.mover 
Libbv&  Brothi  rs.  '-;  Hanover 
Lincoln  Bros.  254  Hanover 
Lorins  J  >hn  C.  .':  '1  r  in  .it  row 
Bow  11.  I!    A-  Was:  i;    ■<  m 
>l  ickintosh  I..  B.  2!  -  Hanover 
Manstie!  1  %;  Fes.-eudi  n,  lis  Han'r 
Mar-hall  D.  2-W  Hanover 
McCauley  C.Sti  Hanover 
Mc<  luskev  James    7"  Essex 
Mel  louak!  J.  124  Broadway 
Milton  Geo.  B.  127  Washington 
Mitchi   '  >    i    --  11  >••  ver 
Moiiue  la  Jai  ti  a   -A  Wasiiington 
Morse  B.  G.5-3  Cambri  Be 
Nav  ,v  McClure.  it  Tremont  row 
Nichols,  Bacon  i-  Co.  "O  Hanover 
Parke-.  Chn>p&  Co.  2  I'remonl  row 
Pearl,  Bueklev  S  Co.  14  Trtul.  row 
Perkins  1.  C.'l.s  Hanover 
Peterson  L.  A.  i!    15!'  Court 
men  e  W.  I..  IS4  Hanover 
Pratt  Daniel.  It  v.  Court 
l:  i  hardsell  C.  ti    bVi  Hanover 
Rii  ;W.S.  SOI  V\  ish. 
Boe.-rs  John  S.  >.'V  Washington 
Scott  John  M.  ti  Broadway 
Shepard  John.  320  Hanover 
Shorev  &  Co.  h-s  Wash. 
Simorids  Joseph,  S7  Cambridge 
Smith  M.,  East  c.  Sonttl 
Smith  James  M.  s:7  Washington 
Smith  Ltobert,  141  C  am!,:. .Br 
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Snicr  &  Son,  TOT  Washington 
Stearns  K.  N.  17  Lever  •> 
Storms  W.R.  ft  Co.  ,->r  Washington 
Tay'.iir  A.  It.  II   Maverick  su. 
Taylor  O.  T.  •-; .  Hanover 
Chompson  D .  Fourth,  c.  C 
Thompson  Win.  Sly  Washington 
Tilden  Brlwin,  Broadwav,  for.  D 
Tildi  n  W.  H.  u>l  Broadway 
Ton  lii i*  n  '.  H.'.i  Henrv,  E.  B. 
Torrt-y  K.  If.  |.s:  Broadwav 
Warren  Geo.  W.,  Barrv  &  Co.  192 
Weils  .V.  to  Lev-ret       "        [Wash. 
"VS  heeler  G.  E.  B.  190  Broadwav 
Wheelock  Dwight*  Go.HSHanor'r 
Wilcox  5.  J.  &  Co.  24  Winter 
Wiiiout:  H.  V.  9  Merrim  ic 
Wood  Franklin,  64  Salem 


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Law  ton -7.  X  &  Bros.agts.S, 
Winsor  G.  A.  no  Kiiby 

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Barretts  &  Rich"imUoii,  140 ' 
Hardinz  II.  R.  Court,  c.  II  i 
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Sibley  s\ loo  Wash-&  1  I'rem'trow, 
J»ve    ^tntVs,    Dniff*,    etc. 
Cades  Wm.  it.  m  State  (  iroker) 
Freeman  W.  F.  *  India 
Haseitine.  Hill  &  Co.  ■;  India 
Lovis,  Hodses  &Silsbee,  t*J  &  K 
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Tavlor  ScAdams,    SI    Wash,      fuee 

|-f«*  ■„,.  „'.   hark  ,;„■•/  ,„l,jr) 

Te  don  E.    v    lt..i    ■■•    di  .i 
\\    :■    .)      i.   ■  \.  .  "..  Wa^l        -    i  . 
Webster  U  s'n'l  C.  32  W  ashin'gton 
Whitnev  J.  I'.  7  Court av. 
Wilson  W.  W.  17  Doane 

;.■-,(■  \  ife. 
A  m  r.  Bank  Note  Co.Cong.c.Statc 

l.-r   a       m  ',        „  ,    .  p.  171 

Diint'orth,  W'nghl  c.  Co.22tf  Wash. 
JK«JBi'uvIntf8. 

Ciapp  Geo,  G.  2:14  Washington     ■ 

Elliot  J,.  A.  .v  Co.  .:„-_•  v.  i  ,,;;_-!,  n 
S    isle  *  Rogers,  4">*i  Ws  hiugt'    i 
Wiggin  ,i.  K.  I'd  Tremont 

Fane}'  Goods. 
»  Piipnrfm   it/fr/  n  Wcsti/e  ■(•-•'.  r«. 
:    Abbott  ii.  F.  •  -i  Federal 

Abt»..ti  Walter. «  Hanover 
I    A        tt  Wm.  E.  *  Co.  ;•■:  Wash. 

A  !  mis  (; !:.  j.v,  w  ..-;-.!•.::  »:, 

»Ahr>  ulvldt  <      ..-.•:•  Federal 
.      l^:.-y  Dai  ielS.-i  Essex 
I    *;•  Hi  •  T.  L.  I  fjWashinirton 
!    -I'  :i  an  v  Wm.  21  Central 
i    !.   .,  •  Wm.utij  Wtwhir.L'ton 
1    15      oi.J   *j  It.ehmor.d 

Brow  ;.  Bosiil  .  Mrs.  ia'7  IT:inover 
Brown  Wm.  ]..  ::,:  U'.-hic:.,,! 
•B»rnhaii)&  S  ■  "..".  M  !.l 
!    H-'hanman  C.  H.ir.&Co  WFod'ral 
I     C  reeeh  Sam  lei  W.3JI  Waahinirtou 
I    Clapp  Wni.   -■:  Washing  n 
i    Clark  Rob    ,  M   iwiu'tav.  c.  Groton 

'      ib  O.  27  Green 
!    C>!  irt  A.  <i,    :>.  Washington 

■    ,  I).  ^J  Sumner.  E.  B. 
I    !'■  use  J.  -.  :    '  <     rumercial 
'    ►IJunhiun  C.  If.  <  Co.  -:  Kiibr 
■     I       ..  Adams  ^  ('..., t  Hanover 
'     0        in  it.  A..  I'opiar.  c.  Spring 
G:vis-..n  (;<■  >.  li.  41.3  Waybill-ton 
O.v^lrioh  D.  O.  :i»J  Washinltton 
|    Greene  H.  Mrs.  31  i'        • 
I     I!.  :•:.-;:  X  <.'    .  ''X  \\ V-.i.in^nn 
I     l:    .  .v  .,.;!..  v.  .  127  Hany'ver 
-iiever  Br..th   rs    ;  •■     ,..  .  ress 
H  <.'   ■  :•    •••:■  ;ia.  7:  (  n-nbridae 
H"rtMs  J.  li,    J''  '-1'  ashi  :..:.-i[ 
• ,       :-  ■■.  <o:.  r  £  Co  •:  j  ederal 
,;        ;.:.•■  ridian 
Horn  '•:.  •!.  71  Finckn,  y 
.■  rat  i    ..  .  V.  }..  ■■  r.V.  If.  M. 
Hunter  l<  .  n  S.  -S-7  Washington 
In-'raham  A.  M,  &  H.  E.    Derxie  C. 

; 
•Ives  1>-  P.  t  Co.  -•■  Milk 
JoaesJ.  G,  -  -  vv.:-  d  i«:«  n 
Jo.;,-.  I...   i:.:-'  '•  •         > 

-.!    ■  •     i    \    -       .  V'  i-hinswn 
-;..        •     .  Levin,  .3  Kilbs 
•Lewis  M.  A.  i  Co.  !I  Wellington 
Lombard  Hei  rv  S.  32  C  i    ton 


M- 


-.Miiu  ^  l-  -■■•:.  '.:  r.  r .  ii 
•\!  dineus  W.C1  Court 
Morvv  P.  :»;  Hanover 
:      .  ids  C.  <'.  ■"'  Federal 
■.\    r.;n.ss  .!.  V  .At    .. 
•'I'aroidw  Horace.  UK  ■.: 
!•   :  ■  .;k  W.  K.  :.''  Wash  ; 

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Fife  Enarine*. 

H  mncinan  Sc  Co.  .W  Coruhill 
FIreWork.»-        , 

Holden,  Cut    r .-.  Co.  ■-  Federal 
linvev  James  G.  &  Co.  149  Wash. 

n.r'„,/i  -,-;:>-   >»nt, front  col'dp.) 

1'Mi. 

Dr.aUr*in  !■■■■•!<  F"h. 

Atwoorl  I-.,  .v  b'.  10.5  Pleasant  &308 

Tremont 
Bacon  John,  v  S  ■<■■  "1 
B.an  t  Mill  :r    I-  Beach 
Cobb  M>  jes,  v:  Wt  st  I  anb  n 
('.  ,.kA  Kri.-.'iii.'i:..WinthropbLE.B 
Donne  li.  ii''  (  onimereial 
Flanders  S.  C.  4.s  Lliot 
11  indt'ord  A.  7"  H.uri>on  avenue 
Hardim.',  Pierce  &  Co..hd  Lewis  wf 
Hill,  Weeks*  Co.,  N'.  side  Com.  wf. 
Il.dbrook,    Smith   Sc  Co.,  N.  side 
j       Commercial  whf. 
I    House  M.,  Moon,  e.  Sun  rt.  st. 
Jaeksou  <,.  [>..  \l\  rtle.c  W.Centre 
John  on  E.  A.  S:  Co     S  bromfield 
Johnson  &  Young,  Warren  Bridge 

(lobsters) 
Lombard  D.  ir.nn  Chambers 
Mann  Otis,  S49  Washington 
>Ianning  Chas.  E.  Uin'  Wash. 
Marston  John  &  Co.  41  Lewis  wf. 
Mellen  T.  S.A  Co.  2.51  Comm'l 
Newcoinb  S.,  106  Cambridge 
Newcomb  L.  '.'^  Harrison  av. 
Proctor  Charles  3c  Co.lJS  L.-rne 

Rich  M.  -•  Green 

Rich  T.  Sj.i  Son,  351  Hanover 

ll.^'ers  ic  Co.  '■'-  Commercial  whf. 

Saiicrv  &  Scribner,  b'  Boylstou 

Small'M.  11-5  Meridian 

Smith  VV.  C. '-'•Leach 

Wendell  B.  1.12  Court 

WendallJ.  B.  $5  Prince 

Wiley,  Newhall  k  Co.    32  North 
siils1  Commercial  wharf 

Wood  Lowel]  M.  7KJ  Washington 

Dealersin  Soil  5r  Pickled  Fixk. 
Abrahams  Benjamin  Sc  Co. 40  East- 
ern aven ne 
Babsou  A  Co.  "Ol.one  wharf 

j    Batter-field  Simeon,  212  State 
Churchill  W7.  O.  &  Co.  224  State 

!    Ciark  5c  Woodward,  222  Broad 

j    Green  J.  W.  41  Longwf. 

j    Howe  5c  Brown,  3.5  l^ong  wf. 

:    Howes  Richard  A.  &  Co".  01  Com'l 

|    .tones  Tin  mas  J.  21S  Broad 

j    K"oop  Thomas,  21  s  Broad 
LeavittB.  8:  Co.,  PJmla.  Packet  pier' 
Locke  Charles  A.  4.3  Long  wharf 
Mann  N.  P.  St  Co.  o  T  wharf 
Mansfield  C.  H.&  Co.  222  State 
Nickerson  Eben.&  Co,  7  Commerce 
Nickerson  Edward  G- 42  Longwf. 
Pruden  I.  K.  if"K)  State 
Rich  Isaac  &  Co.. ".3  Commercial 
Snow  l- .  .<:  Co.  4  Commerce 
Whitnev  A.   A   2a;  State 
Whitm      S.  :W  Lorn;  wt. 

'    W|  kins  C.V..  State 

j    Wi'.kms  .1.  G...<c  Co.2tlt  State 
li-liii^'larkle. 

j    Bradford  Martin  L.&  Co.14.Wash. 
;.:  I  irdson  *  Dexter,  44  Wash. 

i    I'b'vorii!-  Kxtraet  32  an. 


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D    .' 


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igton 

l 

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r 

A' 

in 

V'ash. 

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Y-. .::  •  Charles  II    :    '.  ■  urt     •  a 
i       ■     r.J.  W.  It>  W  ■-  .  :  2?on 
;   -  .      :      (I  ■:■-:• 

Vrem  .•  G.  i-   .   7   W  ,       •  .-     . 
ii    :-•  K  ,;  School 
li    .  ;  .  N'at  i    ■.  li5Wa^hinston 
',-..-      lM         rv.:*:    v  .-      ■  -t 
t  ..  ■      ;    .-..  ifd  W.       '.Vjildio.-t  . 
Mars'     '•:•  :-...'-•   -  ■-'.. 
Milt.  ■  v.  ni.il.i'iiW         '  -•   a 
Mitchell  F.  N.&  IL.'i  : 

Mori     '  T  •'    ••  ;  '  '■    -  ■       '     ■ 
Vlu  ■  ;.  r  A    C.  1  G  'i  1  ave. 
M    mierW.  H    -  ■      ■  :  ove. 
Onkiev  I    F.?iw  ■-'•  ngton 
peirve'W.J    --  V    '      r 
I;  wi'll  S.  S.  <     I    '  u    ' 
<,  •■,  #S.  A.  v  •  Wa  '.'. 

;• .    i         I      .        Co-.tr: 
-  ..•:    .  KuixUt  •-    l"  ':>pan.-J04We 
<:;,::!.  II.  W.  •.•'.'.•  Wash. 
Stewart  Fredentk,  r.-JiMWush. 
StockvrcU  F.  K.  4'J  liucorer 


I  .  nettJi  - 
leavittJob 
Flonr«V 

Alicott  S.  S 
An  ■  ■  A.  & 
Aptl     rp  S  ' 


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Clint 
nmercial 


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r  Ul.ad,  .."  Brom- 

:'■■■   t*y.  Mark. 
I ■'.  t  -     3i  in  iii'ii'tun-r. 
j    «:.  ■      J         •     I 

!■-.  ttiG/-.-«-,. 

R..J1, 


Com'l 


l»;  Stat 


rhaiham 


I ,  , . .  ■  .  .  •  r  - 
Hovej   ^  d 

•..  i,  j.    -    •    • 

lib-  Hannf. 

CI     ::••'..     II.    II      .»'   M.        (I    Igl 

G.»r  *a  •  M.S2BcTerly 
fcilia  rffuinJ    '"•  Iry 


■-    I  -     .    ■.  .4  Canal      [Do\ 
.    K.  G.  ti  Co.,  llarr.  :.ve. 
•    lv  .!.  >.  3   Co.3&4-(  wn*l  > 
i  ■:  &  Siinlder.  S  Chariest.. wn 
lis  C.i  o.  .■.  C   .  7  Lons  wht'. 
-!'-T  Mark,  10  Long  wf. 
iliaaher  E.  170  Cou.'l 
o    .•'  ScSlin  -kt-'.  I'd, 21  --'  ib     "" 
Im'aii  cv   Fletebi  r,    *'  !» 
-xierliam  Win.  ife  C<  1***1 

j::vt  G.W.  A  .!.  li.  :!7   I.oi«    " 
ilis&  Bro.  117  South  an  I  to  I  ti 
uwes&  Bilker,  l>i  Coiiinn  -  •■ 
umphrey,  Visits  £  Co.  -Is  Stat. 


270 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Humphrey  VTm.  E.  *  Co.  50  Com'l 
King«bury  T.&  F.  27C  &  280  Feder'l 
J   :.   -  Jo*e|  i..  75  !i  t\  irhill 
J  a:,.?.-.  Co.  :!o  State 
Libbcy  W.  ft  I.  B.  I!)  Commercial 
Lincoln  ft  Heal,  1-24  Commercial 
Mathes  Chas.  L.  1  Haverhill 
Moore  J,  W.SW  Chailestown 
Morse  E.  &  Co.  84  Commercial 
Monroe  E.jr.  ft  Co.  -jM)  Com-r.er'l 
MiinwOJiMtiC  m'l 
Plumerft  Co.  15  ft  laCo  nra'l  wf. 
Pope-Bcnj. «( Utica 
Raymond*  l,Otf,  139  Commercial 
Richards  &  Cro<  k«  tf.  '-x,  State 
Robinson  S.  ft  Son,  32  Canal 
Sanborn  S,  lis  Lincoln 
Scudder  llan  ey  &  '  o.  23  E.Clinton 
Seamans  &  Co.  *  Lincoln 
Sherman  E.  C.  70  Commercial 
Simmons  B.  2  Hay  mar  ket  sq.  and 

rear  1  Charles 
Stebbins  &  Anderson,  276  Harr-iv. 
SuretteA  Whitney,  6j  Comm'l 
Taylor  &  Carter,  •.'-.'  State 
Tilton  i.  G.  Causewav,  cor.  Rev. 
Tower  ft  Joy,  5.3  Commercial] 
Tower,  Whitcher    &  Co.,  Charles- 
town,  cor.  Stiilman 
Towne,  Upham  &  Co.  206  State 
Townsend  1    P.  &  Co.  -j4  Com'!  wf. 
Tuck  J.  C.  113  Commercial 
Vina)  H.  W.  11.  Comm'l         [whf. 
Vina!  liobt.  A.  ft  Bro.  11  &  12  Lewis 
Whittemore  Geo.  v  Co.  als  State 
WilkinsJ.  G.  &  Co.-:;;  State 
Wiilhims  E.  ft  Co.  2*  State 
Woo.;  Henrv  &  Co.  172  State' 
\Vo.<dA  Pease.  Id  Lewis,  E.  B. 
"Wright  Wm.  .a.  &  C-L.  45rf  Federal 
Young  3D.  J'..  Federal,  c.  L-  st 

Flowers. 
Gibbens  S.  H.  296  Washington  " 

Foreign  A-Srent-j 
"Warren  Wm.  W.25  Kilby 
Foundry   anct    'i'Soimru'is 

Fu.rnlsh.inj;  t.-<»i9«JH. 
Dover  Stamping  Co.  67  Black-stone 
Freestone  <i:  l.U»e».to.n  c. 
Bald'vifl  St  Emerson,  Alger's  wbf. 
Grant  SlichaeL.  foot  Swan 

Fi'ivje  L<HHii    \5ani5*. 
gtimber  Otis,  .52  Albany 

Fringe*  and  -Faaselfl. 
DavJ.  xi  Milk  [nc-ai  Franklin 

Deiter,  Lambert  ft  C  >.  Devonshire, 
Dyer  J.  A.  -'-1  i  ^  a>ho.  -'-■  n 
Goldin  -i  >hn  P.  I':"  fourth 
Rook  Brothers,  V-  Mi'rk 
Wilkinson  J.  G.  1:  V\  inter 

Fl-utt.     I  /••"    •-"-  '••  Domestic.) 
Badeer-G.-V  .  Stf  I'm  <u 
>;,,-;,.•   G  «•-.  ■(  .4;  Brattle 
B  iker  G.  &    Co.   i  '  I    ■:   .-..;■:  1.1  r..-*- 


Bliasft  C< 
Brow  a  A. 
Currier  & 
BUI  &  Co. 


Wm.  A    12  iXx  - 
W.  tf.  115)  C.mrt 
rlon.  1  -•<  Wiuh. 


I  'iwrenct;  Cluls  '-    Fancuil  Hall»a 
Merriitft  Kichar  U  >n.  lr  .  H.  «J 

i     .-!         d      V       V:     'J         K        ; 

Palfrey  Wm.  D.  0!  Tremont 
Perkins  H,  I. -VM  Washington 
Pierce  &  Buchanan,  -  Mer.ro* 
Sawyer  fe  Taylor, 8  Broad 
Seavcr  B.  F.  S  Knee-land 
Stratum*  Moor,.  1  i  Broad 
Tavlor  Emery,  5  Dock  sq. 
Tvi.-rJ.  f.  t  Co.M  C  ■■:!_ ..:m 
WiiitconibiGatLs^aBi  yiiteixxaW. 

Fur  Deah-i*. 
[Set-  Hats.  Cans  and  Furs.] 
Bates  Martin  *  Smos.  -~  Ll;n 
I.k*i(l  Horace,  1  "  Mi.-. 
Li.kIO   iim.-ti.y.  !  >:  Mi:'* 
iai  G.  P.*  B.  W.  l..«  Sink 
Furni»cr»    »»niJ    ICunacea. 

COUP  J  *«  *•     M     v    !'7    Bi  '■''"'■    '■  ' 

(.,-,-  {vftera««r"uni  front  coi      ■    I 
»u«k!e«   B.   W.  fc  Co.   Hi*  iii 

Han*  nJ.  L  UJ  Blark stone 
liAWKES  EZRA, 4  !'•;  •  =y« 
Uern»ann  i.eoo,  ..J,     o  rt»»h-  f«* 

ttYft>e)  Hsrwiwti  frttttt  "'-'•,",.'  '!v'r) 
Jones,  Carpenttrt  >•  <-o.  U  Lnwa 


Pond  M.nf«  ft  Co.  70  Bla'-k'stone 
Sjm  nee  Jo'.in  fc  Sons,  ■(.".  N'orth 
White  W.  fcW.  k.  a  Franklin 

Furniture  I>e:iler». 

Alien  A.  II.  2  Pack  bo,.  &  :3  Union 
All<  ii  .'.  Webber,  3S  Cunul 
Atkins  '    Greeley.  7  Lewis,  K.  [;. 
lit  ..  '-  Hoop.  r,3!JolnieB  block 
f  -  un;  :■   ,\     I   :>r.   :--V-:o„o 
B>-au  Jai  les  A.  -4*H  Washington 
Blanch  ird  J.  W.  35  Federal 
Ii     ke,Ware*  Co.,5S  Brattle 
Blake   ii    Davenport,   12    Cornhill 

see  cutcertLfrment ;-.  P.') 
Boyce  C.  B.  ft  Co.57U  Washington 
Brabrook  E.  il.i  Union 
B.-Ofk«  SV    ','.  B.  lis  I'la.-ksfone 
Buckley  &  Bancroft,  B<,-.):;h,  e.  l^in. 
Caldwell  H.  P.  65Cambridge 
Churchill  ^  Snea«  e:i,.it>7  Wash. 
Clark  &  Wilbur,  L-,3  Hanover 
Cobuni  S.  L).  Charter,  <■:.  Hanover 
Colby  M.  351  Wash. 
!'•  iielsJ«hn  E.&  Co.  Ill  Coraru'l 
Davis  J.  F   171  Blackstone 
Day  L.  E.  105  Haverhill 
Dinsmore  James,  .'WS  HanoYer 
EUaers  A.  ij  Washin^ion 
Eve.-ttt  W.  m  Co. .;  •  Ku-hmond 
Pursier,  Lawrence  ft  Co.,   B.  &  M. 

E.  K.  Depot    fsee  tidver.  p.  16) 
Foster  Chas.  H.37  Brattle 
Gahery,  Gendrot  ft  Co.324  Wash. 
EJ  itey,  Morse  -i  Boydeu,  Beach,  c, 

Albanv 
I'-,  <:•  n  Joel  If.  159  Hanover 
Holt  ft  (.  0.  44  Canal  (ie»  adv.  p.  7) 
Hopkins  Chas.  39  Cornhill 
Hu*«y  T.  4  Lewis,  E.  B. 
Jeukins  W.  C.  i  Co.,  4'.1  Broadway 
Keiidall  George  S.  10  Charlestown 

;  -t   ■:   h\-rii-e  •<■:•!•.  p.  30) 

Kimball  C.  M.  t-:Sl  Washington  (.see 

o  'verti-ei  imt, ;  ■  I'J; 
Lewis  Wm.  L.  70  Cambridge 
Manning  A.  G.  1  &2  Holmes  block, 
Merriam  0.  W.pjl  Fulton  (eottase) 
Alerrirield  Moses.  201J  Federal     " 
Met.-alf.V.  ii  Union 
Moore  A.  ti.  113  Dorchester utc 
Newel!  Daniel,  3»7  Hanover 
Nob;e.I.  H.  ■-:  Hanover 
Nye  W.  H.  53i  Washington 
Packard  P.  Y.  .y>  Union  St 43  Friend 
Parker,  Sieeperft  Co.,  11  Charleat'n 
P<  rkin  R..bt   201  Cambridge 
Pettlagill  Aaron,  .31  Broadway 
Phelps  W.  B.  19  Brattle 
Pocr&  Walsh.  10  Cnarlestown  (see 

-.  ■e.*i*-««»r.p.li) 
Pmntice  K.  57  Cambridge 
Prime  Oliver,  2  to  K  Friend 
Rogers  G*  o.  M.  .'I  Salern 
Sa,?un  i  I  W    '<>  Hanover 
St-uit  Ri  !>>rt.  O-i'.i  Washington 
-:  -  n  -ri  i  line, 42 Canal 

i  i..  A.,  Beach  c.  Lincoln 

S-i      -    .-   '.  L'.  .-.  :-. '-'eland 
S-tevetis  (..  VV".  i  n  Wash. 
TiiayerB.314  Hanover 
Tliayer  L.  M.  -"'>4  Hanover 
"i    ■  .  swell  Samuel,  23  Meridian 
k.'...-.   r  .<:   liorum,   1%    Haverhill 
W;:  :  ,:.  re  G.  1^.:;42  Washington 
Whiuec  I.,  Merrimac,  cor.  Pitta 

Furrier*" 
Eh  hV  >rn  Adam,  4:  Portland 
!    -    .:    iru  Joh  1,  ±-  Portland 

><  .".  v-r,:-i    I-     o-')  C;i;r- r,ri|-e 

FrrV*  «oltt",  r.:  Kiibv 

ri  «»eJ  —Mi   S7  Haverhill 

Ka.kos  ;•:  *ar  5,  laj  Washington 

N'oru.n  J*eob.  !j  Franklin  ave. 

iJ       .-;..'.•..  Washinetoa 

Ri,-dci  It.  U  rrtend 

s;-,  ,-  K..  Bovl.ionc.  W:l3h. 


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Fc*ter  J.  11.  -'.  Court 
«;«»  FUtinjfsd:  FlA.t«rei4. 


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11  ■'    '-'  ,  ' 

h  ■  :-.  rii  g  place 

;    I' 

-   :..  S.  ■:  Pleasant 

e  :l     fi    PreUiOut 

<.• 

■ .  it  \  .1 ' 

IJ  Hav  kins 

wet  U.  14  Beverly 

j 

its  J.  s  W 

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i- 

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rt.  .    K   Vi 

.  1  1}  \\  .iter 

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*Un  W    I 

.    \  Co.  5.  Franklin 

!  1; 

..-,.   M.  W 

tj  I  remotit 

a*   W.  V. 

174  Wash. 

j    .^u.n*'0ud  li. 

15.  fc  Co.  263  Wash 

Stetson  S.  A.  ft  Co.  SSOWaA. 
Turner  N,  W.25  Bromfleld 
Wheeler  Henrv,  6  Friend 
Wilkins  Fred.  A.  &  Co.  17  Weat 
Wright  Jos.  B.  28  Devonshire 
Wya.it  C.  B.  rear  2 1 1  Haiover 
Wyman  F.  S.  27  Hawley 
<?<uh  2»Ietre»  A:  ISumers. 
Boston  Gas  5fetre  Works.hl  Brattle 

Ciu*  I»i|>e  Filter». 
Kennedy  J.  4".  Maverick  s«j.  E.  B. 
Shaw  W.  F.  174  Wash. 
Wiikshire  W.  4H  Devonshire 
Woodman  E.  «  Court  ave. 
Woodman  N.  P.  13  Haverhill 
Wright  J.  B.  2S  Devonshire 
Wyman  F.  S.27  Hawley 
Oas  Stoves. 
Davis  Oilman.  25*  State 
Bead  J.  M..U  Union 
Shaw  W.  F.  ft  Co.  174  Wash. 
Stetson  S.  A.  &  Co.  .350  Wash. 

Gas  Work*. 
Appleton  &  Graham,  .>i  Wash. 
Grcnt'sFurnishlngrStores 

*  Wholesale. 
Bacon  ft  Custis,  3.'7  Washington 
Chaffin  John  C.  62  Wash. 
Cleaveland  E.  R.  137  Court 
Draper  J.  P.  Pit)  Washington 
Glassett  T.  7  Battemian  block 
Gove  A.  E. s  Hanover 
•Grafton  &  Weld, fi2  Milk 
Hamblin  J.  G.  &  S.J.  50  Hanover 
•Hatch,  Johnson  ftCo.m  Milk 
*  Hatha  v.-av  C.  F.  ft  Co.  63  Milk 
•lla-n  ley  F.  A.  ft  Co,  59  Congress 
Hawley  T.  R.  12  Elm 
Heard  G.  W.  -26S  Washington 
Henderson  &  Stanwood,  'J  Court 
Hoitt  J.  B.  6  Hanover  (ladies) 
Locke  F.  B.  177  Washington 
•Locke,  March  ft  Co.  67  Congresa 
Macomber  J.  B.  ft  Co.  87  Wash. 
Merrill    Lewis    H.    W.   ft   Co.   97 

Washington 
Merriam  Wm.  C.  186  Washington 
Noves  C.  A.,  1.3.5  Wash. 
Reeves  Wm.  C.  370  Wash. 
Sibley  Stephen  ft  Co.  155  Wash. 
Simons  S.  15.  Wi  Merchants  row 
'Simons,  WhittierftCo.32Milk 
Smith  Robert,  141  Cambridge 
Stevenson  W.  W.  411  Wash. 
•Tillson,  Tobev  ft  Tower.  -Jl  Milk 
'J  ufts  Qnincv.'lOo  Washington 
Wallia  F.  B.'Ty  Washington 
Gilding  and  Silvering. 
Batchelder  D.  K.  l.^Wash. 
Brown  J.  H.  364  Wash.  (or.  class) 
Lees  ft  Co.  7!  Sudbury 
Meagher  W.  F.  ft  T.  C.  S22  Wash. 
Millet  ft  Cramphorn,  SX>  Court 
Rile-,  W.  I.,  Stamford,  e.  f.r'ca 
Wil-b-nr  Pleraee  P.  II 'V  Wash. 

Gia»s  Cutters. 
Branigan  ft  Cuddy,  21  Harvard  pi. 
Cook  J.M.  ]25  Congress    (see  adv. 
Mattoni  Chas.  3»  Mtik 
Walter  ft  Ci>nley,  F.,3  Congress 
Oia**  l»oor  Flaies. 
Haskell  L.  5  Bromrield 

Glnss   S»:inuf:»<'ti>rie6. 
Bav  Suite  Glass  Co.  .34  Kilby 
Boston  Glass  Co  n7  Water 
Boston  ft  Sandwich  Glass  Co.,  .31 

Federal  [caster,  (inkstands) 

Cochrane  II.  P.  Causeway,  c.  Lan- 
JarvcsG.D.ft  Cormen   -."P  ederal 
N.  E.  Glass  Co., 45  Battervmarch 
Pageft  Bobbins,  189 &  lid  State  & 

in)  is.SH  Central 
Pinenix  Glass  Co.  78  Water 
Rogers  G.  W.  ft  Co.  "S  Canal 
i:e,..-;i  j.n.  D.  s  Co.,  >eeo,1(;,  n.A 
S. tinners  ft  Co.  l.'*7  Washington 
Uuion  Glass  Co..  "i;  Kilby 
Youug  A.  E.  .31  Kilby 

Ciinss    Water  Pipes. 
Guy  Wm.  B.  83  Sudbnry 

Glazier's  Diamonds. 
Page  ft  Robbins,  191    State 

<ilobe  JManufuvturer. 
J'oslin  Giiman,  5  Mt.  Vernon  av. 

.T-s>i!l  iJentei's. 
Bacon  Warren,  li  Province 
Drew  Joseph  L.  ft  Son,  r.'AlWash. 
Hod  son  Henry,  2  Chapman  pi. 
Tolman  1    1'.  i'i  Harvard  pi. 

Gold    Pen    Manufar. 
Farnsworth  George  E.  4  Court  av. 
Snow  F.  W.  91  Washington 

Grain  Measurer. 
Bradford  R.  B.  15  E.  Clinton 
Davis  N.  i^l  Commercial 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF    BOSTON. 


271 


Orintlius:  Mills. 

Am. Grist  Mill  Co.  2  HaymaTketB<i. 
Griiidottoue*. 

Lombard  v  Co.  13  Lewis  wharf 
Seaman  J.  T.  A  Co.  _-•."'.  Comm'l 
Siicague,  Soulc  &  ( : ■■>.  10  1'  wharf 

6r«cer». 

Who  tettfe. 
Abbott  &  s.irz-or,  75  =-:7  Rroad 
Atkins  H.  ,v  c ..::;•  S.  Market 
Babcock  -v  CoolidiJi;.  21  S.  Market 
BukerC.  \J.  F.  Wl  Commercial 
Barttett  Levi  v  Co.  140  State 
Batehel  ler,  Manu  S  Co.  124  State 
Birchard,  Xorrey  &  Co.  i<  State 
Blanchard  &  Bro.  45  Commercial 
Bliss  James,  Russia  wf. 
Briekett,  Denisou  &  Co.  220  State 
BrigasrGuil  I  it  Co.  1  Commerce 
Brooks  H.C,  4  Co.  40  Comm'l  wh.f. 
Butler,  Nuwell  t  Co.  WS  bi'k-r  iue 
Cullender  Hearv  A  Co.  <S5  Broad 
Clatlin,  Saviile  &  Co.  i  S.  Market 
ConantJ.  F.SO&51  Chatham 
Conant&  Plumer,  H  S.  Market 
Cobley  D.  41  India 
Cushmg  ic  CI app,  »H  Commercial 
Dana,  t'arrar  8:  Hyde,  - !  Broad 
Darling  Geo.  A  Co.  I".  Elm 
Davis  C.  S.  &  G>.  17  Water 
Davis  v  Howe,  »n  Com  ue.-.tial 
Demond  A  liobii^m,  _■  -,i  .State 
Dentou  William,  £4  xi   >ad 
Dewey  (Oil ward    U  E.  Clinton 
Dole  A:  Bridge, 'J  sc  io  C  cmn'l  whf. 
Dorr,  Proct  >r  t  Co.  2  Commerce 
Dudley i.  H.  v  Co.  U   Broa  1 
K.'.sc  nan,  Feliows  v  Wee  its  W  Br'd 

Emu   ins,  Da;  f.rtii  -."-  -I  i'd^.lvV; 
Fay  Dexter*  sons.  Peart,  e.Bruad 
Faxon  Brothers  &  Co.  il  Comi 
FowleS:  Fletcher,  1  Lewis  wf. 
French,  Fulter  A  Co.  hi  C.  H.  6t 
Gav  Timothv  t  Cm.  i_-  In  lia 
Gilbert,  AOhott  A  Co.  7ti  Broad 
Gdsiiore*  Clapp,  •>  Mer.  row 
Goodnow  D.  A  C  i.:-l  Cm.uerda.1 
Goodnow  G.  A  Co.  -'J  S.  Market 
Hall  Martin  L.  A  Co.  :U  F.  ILdi  so, 
Ilimuan  George,  5-1   India 
Hitchcock,  VVidslow  A  ityrlck,  ll"J 

Howe  4  Leeds,  210  State 
liuckms  A  Tucker.  40  North 
Hurd  G.  F.  A  B.  5  &  <;  S.  Market 
Jackson  i  Norris.  ill  State 
Jones,  Prart  fc  Crist v,  21  ii  State 
Mannmir,  Stanwood  ACo.I'Jo  State 
Meintvr  ■  P.  !>)  Commercial 
Mcriain  S.  A  \V   k  .'  ,;.'S.  Market 
Nash  Israel  A  Co.  <  Broad 
N.  E.  Protective   LTiiion, -Central 
astencv,  Damei  Ailm   ^  Co.  151 


J.  -A  .  '.:  a.   '->  Blackstone 
>a,    Hulbrook    .^    Co.    173 


c  ipen  !i  Co.  150  St  il 
Hartshorn,  jo  S.  Market 


Sy.o.-i 

es,  Kato 

Talbot 

U.  li 

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1'  irbe 

1,  1  >.l 

_x 

Torrei 

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.  Pel 

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J  \S  ii 

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I.  tCo 

Ld  Broad 

,.;-'  L'e 

, ;  r:i ! 

lard,  •." 

vi  Uomta*l 

A  Co.  -5 

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St  K  c 

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^'0' 

h  M  uvv.-: 

■    -     xi 

Abbett*  Mans  .-.  ;.  12?  i-.-.r  t 
Abbot  X  Small,    i-'iurih,  corner  D 
AdamsC.  IL,  Lincwlu  --.  K --,-x. 
Aiken  J.  B.,  '■*■■■  in.-.!  m  Market 
Ames  Simeon  >■  - ■■■!  lUrruson  a.'. 
Andrews  Chu*.  -'  Ks«-x 
Atkins  U.j«.-.ir.l  W.  lyti  Friend 
Antv  Ch  .rles,  :!t  Mer.-imae 
Av«ri  I  S  .in':,  sv.(,i.  ...•'.., n  villa  - 

I'.UiM  j.  V.    I..-  ..-x 

Bidare  ii.  1,50  K.  Sumner 

Bail  NaUam,  !)..v.-r.c.  Shawm'tav. 

B  nnon  C.  1«  \f»;rtdiau 

Barnes  Win.  ii.  Causeway, c. Wall 


BarrvPutrtck,  "8  Dorchester  ave. 
Barrv  J.  11.  114  Broad 
i  i  cf.   •  11.  d.  .  Co.  L^Wash. 
Bates  J.  II.  H  Maverick  »<juare 
Beals  If.  M.  A   Co.  L30  Liiicola 
!'.  rrf-i  h  Stephen,  is  Maiden 
Bic      in!  >    L.  Si  W.  1).  IIS  Broad 
Biol-  n  '11  N.  li.  St  Co  44  Howard 


■r. 


B. 


Bowers  J.  1...  Knesland,  c.  TWer 
Bowman  O.  P.  ISI  Cambridge 
BoynU.r,  I).  \.  l<\  North 
Bradneld  T. :'_'  Cove 
Bright  IL. -.o  Lexington 
i.i  ■..  ks  James  N".  IM  t.'hurch 
Brooks  L.  S.  id  Meridian 
Brown  Dennis,  UL' Warren 
Brown  G.  M.  lid  Shawmut  avenue 
Brown  J.  Ul  South 
Brown   P.  W.jr.  4»2  HanoverJ 
Brown  A  Bailev,  V.'T  Salem 
Bryden  C.  IL,  Curve,  c.  Tyler 
Bryson  ./.  l'i  Maverick  square 
Bucklev  J.  N.  5  Second 
Burke. J.  3)7  Meridian 
Burns  James.  bW  Fourth 
Buss  S;  Merrill,  Grove,  c.  Revere 
Butler  A  Crawiiurf,  1  -J  Endicott 
Cifiill  T.  ^liCui-wav 
Colder  J.  W.  !s!  Federal 
Campbell  G.  !..  .t  C.  1-4  Fourth 
Carr  Henrv  11.  10  Church 
Career  K.,C!i.i"|  .stovvu,  c.  F.ndic't 
Cashman  1\  !>J  Commercial 
Charl'ee  Geo.  A.  21  Pincknev 
Charfee  \\  in.  li.  7  C  mord 
Chandler  Beuramiii.  l,'d  North 
Che:     r>  Oiiver  S.  I  '•  KndifiOtt 
Chester.3.  II.  •-•«  Dover     " 
Clapp  Wm,  lio  L'leasant 
ClarK  J.  N    71  S.ilem 
Clark  A  tlou'-'h,  10J  Prince 
Clark  A  WiUr.ir  4."S  Washinsrton 
Clarke  Geo.  H.  s  Co.  77i  Wash; 
CI'   u   P..  !  •'  lv:!eeiand 
Cirrl-.-rd  J.  "'  Warren 
CobbCiias.  i>.  t  Co.  HCarabridge 
Cobb  W.  115    Fourth 
Cobk-i-h  (i     ■-  .  1-4  Saiern 
C,  .I...-  Patrick,  -il  Fleet 
Colman  Ldw..Kinj,'st'a,c.  Bedfo'd 
Coleman  VV.  W.  |o-,  i^verett 
Conr'.v  llicbar.K»fp  .-'oath 
Conwu-v  D.  112  Fnurth 
Coob.'dlre  !..  A.,  B«  ach.  c.  Kingst'n 
Coti    -  ..  ;  ^ar.1,  447  Harrisoaave. 
Cottle  J.  2fi  C.»ugre*s 
Cr:.;.in  P.,'-i  •:■.-->  Fliot 
CullLsJob  i  -.  S  rn,  swTrcmont 
Cummin  •-  Amos,  .v  Siunmer 
Cuniui!go.'..n  W, .").!  Xortlrampton 
Cu:ter  L.  IL,  >.-ur!..i.\  <■.  Grove 
I.  i in  in  L.  4  VS  inrjirof  Block 
1  >  mtbrth  it    F.  VV.  ■:    .  -  sv-iiuo 


I),  t.to  i  J--s   >.L  ad!  H4,c.  I'rinceton 

Dennett*  Crane.  .Li  Br.wdwav 

l'-Wolf  E.  A.s  i  Revere 

1j    .  md  Geo. .-.  Harrison  aveaue 

I)ivverJ.::2J  N".  rth 

Dbc  Wm.  G.,  Fed  rral,  C.  High 

Ii ..•.,  rty  B.  ■- ■!    Fndicott 

!..:--.■-  -.!  N.-  th 

1)  iu-rty  1' ,  Ertdic  .tt,  c.  ITiaclier 

Duherty  Patrick  VV.  -4  i        :  ■ 

I)        .■      I  ...*..  N'.  Margin,  c.  Ku- 

dicits 
Dolaa  vlarsmrct  F.  SiS  North 
Ixinjivliv    P.     -  I.-      - 

:■:■,.,  Vhachiir 
[.     iovaii   "•'■  IL.TjA  74  Kiiot 
Dudley  li  G.  Ai       •  '  ilan  ton  av, 
Dudiei  .J---    -■  I  H  -     iwinutM. 
I>u«an  H     '    ■  .  ■     '  W  ^rren 
i  r  B.  F   .,'  15:   ...;^,, 

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DwU.,i!   (!.:-!•  --"'   W  l^-h. 

■s     ;     •      u.i:,:Wf. 

tilnijiid**  -  ..  -   l,."JTi  -i.-.-ri 
IMwards  P.  A  «        •    '- 
!    ;  ...  ..!■!';    I     M<(  •!  .•",.:  IViu'tOffl 
Klk   iiC.ll    -  ^..   • 

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Fay  Levi,   Ri 


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v,.     ..r.i.i    M.,  L<«   ",  C   Marg;i,jd 

Fi»kPre»colt,  10  W.,: 

i-'!  ig^  Ai  ■••-'.  -' '  ''  '   -1    x 

T^a  a  Co.  -J.'  Cau*ew*y 


Flaggft  Forbes,  lr-0  C"m bridge 

Flynn  David, .VI  Prince 

i  tynii  .!..  Knecland,  c.  Cove 

Fivnn  Wm.  O  Albany 
Ford  Jeremiah  l.W  Federal 
French  Geo.  L.  llt>7  WashjogtoB 
r  'i   ••  h  John  A.  4*5  Long  wf. 
Furloiijt  Chas.  li'J  iJoutlvac 
Gage,  Milton  St  ('•■.  ^l  Hanover 
Geoi  .    ii.  C,  bifth,c.  F 
Gibb'ena  S.  IL,  M  Wash. 
Giesscn  A  Loeher,-JJ  Fssex 
Gilbert  J.  jr.  .v  Co.,  lOij  Tremont 
Gilbert  &   Knight,  Pleasant,  cor. 

Tremont 
GiU'eathec  r»aniet.  Fourth,  c.  A 
Gill  Edwa  d,57  Prince 
Gillingbam  Albert,  i-r.l  Pleasant 
Gilman  Geo.  W.I7.5N*orth 
Goft  T.  :,:>!  Harrison  avenue  Z 

Goodwin  Edward,  10/  Charles 
Gourlev  John,:;:  Prince 
Gove  Milo.  Mvrtie,  e.  W.  Centre 
Grunt  R.648  Washington 
Granville  0.  IL.-'V;  Broud 
Greenwood  Thos.  T.,  Broad'y,  n.I 
Grirlin  John,  Second,  n.  I 
Griggs  John  II.  915  Washington 
Hagerty  Timothy  F.  17  Suffolk 
I!  thn  Jacob,  26  Maverick 
Ilallaren  J.  4«>i  Commercial 
Hall'ctt  L.  4.^50  Commercial 
Haney  T.  102  Fourth 
lliu.ey  P.  1:4  Fourth 
Hanson  S.  A.  A  Co.  40  School 
ilarahau  Thomas,  LSU  H  irrwonar. 
Harding  Lemon  P.ltiiS  Dorciies.av. 
Harding  Wm.  B.  IBl  Dorch.av. 
Harkins  James, 5o  Endicott 
HarkiusJohii,:;;!)  North 
liarriiii-'tou  W.  6.  44  Stunner 
Haskell;  L.  P.  324  Broad 
Itavrf  Tirnotnv,  Decatur,  c.  Paris 
Hayward  J.  jr.  8155)  Woshinston 
Healey  James,  407  Com'l  [Bowd'n 
Henderson    W.     H.,    Beacon,  cor. 
Hiagins  Daniel,  L>5  North 
Hill  T.  I).  A  Co.  :W5  A  215  North 
Hotni.n  G-o.  W.  Coinmerda! 
H.-(L'd-n  G.  C.  Marion, c.Lex.ugfn 
Hod-kins  S.  B.,390  Chelsea 
Holland  i).  ■,.{-,  Federal 
Holmes  Henrv  T.  u2  Comm'l 
Holmes  Wm.  A.  54  Gouch 
Holtoa  T.  S.,  Portland,  c.  Sudbtcy 
IL  rrigauJohn.51  South 
Ilorton  L.  G.  IIS  Essex 
Houghton  R.450  Cottage 
Ho".i  ard  ri.  A  Son,  Derne, c.  Temple 
Howard  W.  S,  A  Co.  77  Maverick 
Hurley  P.,  Oswego,  c.  Albany 
Hvlaiid  Wrn.  F.  £59  Federal 
JacODa  Geo.  C.  IS4  Friend 
Jarvis  Charles.  21  Leveret 
Johnson  Thomas,  Broadway^  c  I 
Johnson  Hiram,  H>X3  Wash. 
Johnson  K.  6.  1157  WashinjrtOn 

.1-  i  '.  m  .  '.  '<<!  il"',  -i.i!-!!'" 
Ji  IklnsJol  ;•    r   .  ■'  .  ambrid^e 
Keith  Jai  ies.4-'!  l-oweil 
KeiiherC.dJl  Commercial 
h'eliher  T.  J.,  Oak,  e.  Albany 
Kelley  D.  4-5!  Harrison  avenue 
Kelley  John,  257  Second 
Keenan  P..  Maverh  k.  e.  Liverpool 
K   :...■  v  RnfusJ.  l«Jt Cambridge      • 
Kenny  J.  .  ;■  C.  mmercial 
Kenny  Patrick,  44u  Hanover 
K   uny  '1'.  M.  314  Federal       [Vine 
Knight  tietircc  A  Co.  Blossom,  cor. 
Knight  T.  T..  E.  .Sumner,  c.  Cot'ge 
Knowles  7...  W.  Cedar,  c.  Southac 
Kn  >whv  n  A.,  Irving,- op.  Southac 


Lamb  John,  JiiM  Shi 
Lane  G.  MOCambri 
Leonard  C.  tm  C«« 
Leavens  H.N..N.  K 
Leavitt  Thos.  Ill  U 
Leiahton  John,  VV.  | 
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M     i       W„  Fifth,  c.  F 

M   lot,  -.■  Chas.  D.  3S2  Comni'l 

*b  Keiiiia  B.  «J0  Cross 

MeKenna  Peter,  4.'  Second 

Mclaughlin  J.  4.-.  s:.!rni 

McLauKhlin  V.  C.  iLJ  Hanover 


272 


MASSAC  H  U  S  ETTS    II  KG  I  ST  F  R. 


McManes  John,  i-'.  Cnmmr-wial       , 
Mi-Nalh  K.  l!..  <■.  ttage.cE.Sum'r    I 
Menage  W,n.  B   77  (    t.mil.ers 
Memlum  W.  n.  i  #  Dorehester-av. 
M.  •    do  J   .v.'l  V\  ■  :..    st,  n 
Meriam  Jonas  v  I  Leveret,* 

Green,  cor.  Chambers 
Meritlith  H.  -5'.'  Elm 
M-tzlerJ.  M.   Meridian,  c.  Lexn 


Stearns  ft  Eaton,  410  Ccmml 
Steam*  Kliiah,  HoS.-iIem,  c.  Prince 
Steitrns  Zi»u.»i4  s  *l  Kmehnid 


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Moulton  Calvin,  115  Lev 
Mui l-n  J.  ."4  Fourth 
Mullouev  J.  I'jj  Charles 
©     Munroe  Isaac,  Dorchest 

Mnrphv  Edward  P.  10S  Endicott 
Murph'v  James,  Hf.  i  -  ■ 
MurphVJ.  *  (.••-;  Wash. 
■  Murphy  L.,  Brixton,  c.  1'oDlar 
Murphv  P.  4  Filth 
Murrav  <>.  VV.  kh5  Kneeland 
3'fiw     Eufilund     Pwctue    Union 

Stores— No.  3,  Broad  wav,  cor.    C 

No.  .5.  Causeway,  cor.  ttall 

No.  247,  r   .urth'.cor.  C 
Nightingale  .).  i  ..  tt  .  Canton,  cor- 

Shawftvut  avenue 
Nolan  John  J. :.«  South 
Northrup  C.  C.  -to  Trenton 
Si.vi:<  E.  ft  E.  l'-->  Fe  lend 
N -..-  Nath'l  X.  Tremont.  c.  Dover 
(Hkes  Conra  !  (  .  -'  W.  Canton 
O'Connor -LSI  First 
O'Connor  Timothv,  *2  Eliot 
O'Leiuv  Patrick.  7,;  J)..;v.i-;,;riv. 
O'Neit  Patrick.  71  Church 
Palmer  J.  P.  *   "•  R    I  '  Sc  n  ol 
Parker  3.  T.  ft  Co.,  Causeway,  cor. 

Lancaster 
Partridee  W.  J.325  Hanover 
PearceKohertoj.->Wa3h.[Cambridpe 
Peck. J.  *  Co.o*  Lore,'  •*■■  and  ino 
Pendergast  Francis,  u;  Dorch.av. 
Perciva!  T.  jr.,  7U'.  Tremont 
Perrv  Daniel.  1-7  HurrUoci  ar.  tnd 

a'  Dover  Dktce 


Pimnmei-Geni  ge  H.I  Maverick  «q. 
Priest  Jon  as  EL.  Walnut,  c.  Chest  t 
Pttfnam  David,  -i  Sui  mer 
Putnam  i  .  B..  Lowell  <:.  Minot 
Qui.  k   \.  P.>7  -  .l.-m 
Kav  Alexander,  :-  •  Kneeland 
•;.-.  d    V.,  Men  ,;..-  ,"c.  run.-; 
Reed  Honfv.o!  i.  si    ■  In 
Reed  Her.rV,  hi.  i    ■:  Ch 
Reed  James  M.  !•'_  Career 
Reitlv  A.  Ji  Merrimac 
R,mwickftHen-l  .-Iw.md.lfn  Han'r 


tl  S    S.,  Broadway,  c.  B 

II  v.  ■       !!.     '..     :•••'    rnl 
.!,■'■•■  a  .  P   -..-.  >.  v  .:  in 

rM\V./or,.'!.,i'lVd'n.E 

.rn  E  K.  4b  W.  Canton 

»rn  W  n.  II.  ft  Co.  17  ;  -;  aw- 


•.■-..  •  k  Edw  -.:<  -j7  I!  ■■-  'v. 
.  iarC.  F,  1.:-  Mav.sn.  E.  B. 
hi    1    i;  irrett,    E.    Orange,    n. 

^n';'.^  VV iard.S  L    vision 

.,.-,.-  !'■•  •.  W.&  r.  .74!  Wash. 
.•c\  G.  S..  Poplar,  .-.  Spring 


j    Sf-jrai £<-■.,  :•-..    ua,c.  Mim.t 

Stin?ohS.,m  ,,1.  -  Nw.-LB. 
:    Strain    \.  It.,  Dorchester, c.  Bolton    I 

1      >  '■:.     -.;     j     L       '       -vrM 

Sw.-en.-v  |>.,  Lincoln,  e.  E.  Orange 
Tuvlor  A.  C,,  Fourth,  cor.  F 
'•■ ','■;  crJ,  hn  P.  :',i  i  ^V-.isliinzton 
Thomas  ft  Merriam.+SS  Wash. 
Ti!.-t..n  John.  I"::;  Sei-ond 
1    ■     iha  1.1    F.  -i  Fourth 
Tower  Isaac,  l!>-J  Harrison  av. 
T  rat  ton  I.  >..  Hudson,  c.  Harvard 
Tremerc  3.  B-  Jfe  Co.  :M.'.  North 
Tnill  ft  I[..ilcman.  pj"l  W-ish. 
Upham  Thos.  ft  Co.  .50.5  Wash, 
Vilts  Joel  ft  Son,  \<!7  Hanover 
"Wadleisfh  C, Maverick,  c.  Chelsea 
\V«U  II,  Fifth,  c.  E 
Wait  John  B.  74  Salem 
Walker  James,  tfe  Fourth 
Wal  ;oti  ftliiind.  !77  Court 
Wallis  G.  F.  A.  :>j:  Wash. 
Wallis  M.  L.SI5  "Wash. 
Wash  P..  Second,  c.  A 
Watts  tt  Pierce,  Fourth,  c.  C 
Webber  E.  G.  "J  Lowell 
Webb-r  Win.  H.  77  Chambers 
Welch  Elbridse  G.  Sli  Charter 
White  Geo.  54'J  Washington 
WHitmore  A.  jr.  S40  Hanover 
Whltten  Wm.  140  Pleasant 
Wil.bjrft   Biropen  14'J  Charles,  40 

W.  IVdir  ft  I.",  Haverhill 
Wiiey  Ernerv,  Dorch.av,n.  Dexter 
Williams  SV,  iil)  Broadway     fave. 
W.li-.i.L'bbv  U-ilph,  Dover, c.  Harr. 
W  ii-ui  .:—  i.h.  1.'  Env-dway 
T.ViiM-.t.K:>r:ert,  vOl  Federal 
Wright  Benjamin,  '<'.  Merrimac 
j     Wrisrht  James,  "24   Prince 
i    "Wyuian  Ahr.  G.  2-"!  Green 
!    Wyman,  Baxter  ft  Co.  879  Wash. 
1    Gaimy  Cloth  and   Ba?s 
I    Chipmnn  W,  -1  Commercial 
i     Loud  W.  I'  4:'  India  whan' 
;     Kimball  I),  ft  Son,  ll>i  Fulton 
j    Whitoxi  E.  J.  £.1  Commercial  whf. 

4^sjii3>o»vjlor. 
|    Fay  A.  G.  H  Citv  wl 
I    N'ewhall  G.  G.  ft  Co.  17  Doane 

fiiJi"  .Smith*. 
!:    Bishop  II  mTV  M   ■"  F.  Ilallsq. 
|    .UcA.i-.iU'  J.  ."4.-i  Commercial 
j     Loveli.L  P.  S  Dock  so. 
;    Schsefter-W.  K.  11  Dockflq. 
j    Tonk  s  J.  4:i  Union 
|    Own*    ;*;ul    Spot-tins:  Ap. 
Hoptsood  J./WWashimrtoH 
ii-ad  Wm.ft  Son,  13  Fan.  Hall  sq 
tUchatilson  ft-Dester,  U  Wash. 

\    SteVavtP.jr.,  L{oy!.-:i'on,  e.  "Wash. 

J*:«i:-  J>J'<?«»>«rsi. 
I     Eanj3  Murtin  jr.  1  Court,  nv. 
1     H.riunl  ft  Da"rliiur.7i;i  Wash. 
!     F.a.-dfV  i.'hsrifs  K.  t,J  Leveret 
'     IS,  run.  in    \.  H   7     Lin      In 
|     Ht-rrv  T.  <'.  11 -J  P.la,  :<■:'  me 
'    Itivlor  Charles.  -7  Fourih 
;     ib.br.  -'v    F.  !'■"  Ciruoercial 
i     U..jm-j;w.-A'4  Commercial 
'     !?.  i..!v  l,..r.:.j  Leveret 
iln.wn  W,  «::  Hanover 
!  :■    .'"   ■  <  harli'S,  74  Washington 
I.         Chu  '■  -. . .7  Kichmond 
Cea^er  F.ii,  177  [Jr. -ad 
CasJeil  Wm.  tI.M>l  Tremont 
I    •■  veil    \    P     "..  Hanover 
i  '. •■;!.;■•  FrciL  F,  115  Dorch.  ave. 
I     irk  A.  F.  .v-  Bfattle 
Clash  J.  :'    :    ■  N'ort  i 
Coihurn  <».  <e:;  flow-awl 
C      •••      ...        •.  .'17  North 
C.». I:  r.  :-  .  l'.j  ;  ...ml.-id-e 


,.  ;:.  .-     -,.  (...'..l.-.nl,  n.-E 

T.,  C.  c.  Filth 
r  Tin  '   as,  .  "•  Portland 

T.  '.  i  V  w  ■■  ■■  '-:  ■>  ;.;are 

F.  W.  .Vi  Mr.  Verrion' 
Sami'iHl,  7     S::     :•  .•  . .  E.  I!. 

.lame*  II.  !•■  ■•  i-huid 

John   S.,  W.Cwttc,  c.  Suf- 

W.  C.    Hi;  '-.  n,  r.  !! h 

*   \.  ..•     •,:'..■   t  Hant.vf-r 


NH-nei    V.  P.  71   i.-M-r.-t 
.roulll.  l&>  Caiiibridge 


j     Diivi.1  i    u.ivl  !!.  ^  Howard 
:     Davis  Samuel.  1  I  crry 

IK-  ■  .v   <  .    ■'  Lromrield 

!         D-hr    L.     I        I,    .".■     '-'.      ,...;;    ••     ,,, 

1     Du.lk-v  Wm..  School,  cor.  Wash. 

:      ;..-.•:        .  I     ■  (    .      bride* 

I       :   '      '  -    ■    nc-r,  K.H.    ' 
j  ■  •]     ton  I         .■  •     i.lhurv 

,    i;  ;w..r,;-  i         i:  ii . „.,.;. r  . 


[iff  W  .  A. 
run  11.  M. 


S.  Hotel 
Elm 


Gr»v  E.  J  fV-0  Washington 
Grovcr  Addison,  •"-"'  VVflshln/rti  a 
Gwinn  ft  K.-v.-s,  bi  F.xihaiiKo 
Ii  ,  '  ■      H.  I    IM  Devonshire 
Had  ■  if  S.  B..W  Eliot 
[larwa'rd  John  :»>:!  Federal 
II  wtv  William,  Mtl  W  ishinston 
Hurchenroiler  John,  Parker  lb, use 
Uit.-hint?^J.  11.  <    M   ■ 
M  i,  I.  Iw,  -  Hn  el  P  lham 

II.:.  in  '  !•"■■  .  ;>j  It-,    i  \\  :\y 
Hov..yJohn  G.-.' Court  »q. 
How  ird  a.  <;..-  St.  ddard 
Hudson  H.  •;:.->  Hanover 
Irwin  W.  F.  1^  L^'-x 
Jackson  Ertw«rd,l"0  Phot. 
Kanuoffsky  Wm.  4&6  Franklin 
Kin"  H.  F.  M.  Clinton.c.  Biucksfe 
Kretshmer  H.KW  Eli.  t 
Landerwnv  E.  Travers,-n.  Cin-.il 

Lar Ko'bertjfil  So  Iburv 

Lathrop  T.  -..  Webster  tfouse 
Law  llenrv,  Maverick  sq. 
La-wrence  George  C.  •"-"•  School 
Lavton  K.  H.  ft  Son,  145  Km-dand 
Lennon  D.  J.  Ill  South 
Lewis  Singleton, 44  Merrimac 
Lipman  S.  W.  s  J.  Clio  Court 
Locke  A.  C.  I".'  Merrimac 
Logan  J.  29  E  rieiol 
Lombard  Edwin. . =4  Fleet 
Makkers  (■.  G.  278  Commercial 
M  irli  ive  E.T.3  Sumner  E.  8. 
Marshall  J.  L.  4  Change  ave. 
Martin  Geo.  W.  :";.'i  Prattle 
Mason  Cli!«.  S.  77:  Hanover 
Mason  J.  P.  1«7  Friend 
Mayer  J.  01  Causeway 
Miller  Chas.  IS)  Purchase 
Moonev  Alvin,  Revere  House 
Mooney  S.  S.  IIW  Wash.       (nwnt) 
Nassau  Wru.  M.  13  Congress  (base- 
New  hall  Charles,  47  Hnuover 
O'Do-wd  C.  yJ  Endicott 
O'Keet'e  J.irxH  Fourth 
( .'liver  L.  Do  Mortie  Mrs.  V"  Wash. 
Packard  John  K.  Brattle  c.  Brat.  sq. 
Palmer  Georse,  )".'  Meridian 
Pev*er  Lewi--,  i-o  Hani^'.n  ave. 
Price  J.  W.  Pit)  Cambridge 
Rsnidolnh  Henrv,4  Cornhillcmirt 
Revaleon  Char  es  F.  107  North 
v..  ,:■,  on  John  D.  1-7  i-v.  ickstone 
;;,,i,,rt,  C.  E.  IS',  lsro-ulway 
Rose  Charles,  218  II  mover 
Rufhn  .las.  D.,  Stanifonl,  c.  Green 
Sands  G.  M.  "_>  Cambridge 
Schuh  .!■:'-  Merchants  row 
Schreiher  I.  I,n,  2  Tienv.-iit  li'-rsp. 
Scott  W.,  N'.-rtb,  c.  Sun  Court  st. 
Shaw  J.  It.  U  Brittle  sq. 
Shute  BenL  A..  Pearl  St.  House 
Smith  John  J.  II  Devonshire 
Smith  fi.  H.  Ill  Change  ave. 
Sinitii  Thomas. 51  L'mon 
Soule  Simon,  1  Chapman 
Sparrell  Geo.  P.  4  (  its   Hall  av?. 
Steamburc  T.  W.  j-  I  ^v^bii.-r.-T. 
Teuthoni  F.  P.  341.  Washington 
T;:-;.;-...T.4JoCommer..iti 
Turk  Ehon,  11"  Hanover 
Tor;  er  James.  l'-s  Sudbury 
Tvler  C.  K.  2S<."  Broad 
T'.'er  Geo.  L.  17.'  Broad 
TJart  J  ibn,  15*>  Charlestown 
\  ;  all  Joseph,  »W  Commercial 
Wacnor  G.  T.  177  Hun   ver 
Wakher  Geo.  J.  1  Bovlstou 
Waters  Tin  -.  S.'j251iri  mlw 
Weibrecht  F.  . '  •  Broadwuv 
Wells  G.  11.  :-'•;  Washington 
Weston  Ja.<.  II.  r;  C.  S.  Hotel 
V.  heeler  W.  Z.  2  North  Market 
Williams  V.  J.  428  Commercial 
VVi-e.T.  1  Beai-h 

Woi.ffindalc  Geo.  H.  "1  Meridian 
Wrisht.Wm.  H.  1.V,  Harrison  tne. 
/....-Her  Pb.ilip.  • V,j  Wa-lomtton 
is;.  j»-   Work.    .V.-»._../r.'.o-er, 
Binder  G.  7.  SmomeT 
BoL'le  W.2H2  Washing: 
Bur-ess  B.  F.  ft  S,,r. 
Cjk.-':.A  ft  Co.    -H7  Wiishir.tfion 
Cnr'.i    ti  .'..  ■•   Co,  _"-.  W  i>hi  isr'.on 
i  harrier  P.  ft  M.  a».l  Wa-him-ton 
Gh.sxhro.'k.l  -s'-ph.  -..»".  Washincti 
il       .  • Ii  -  I  redVaW  W;,.,ii. 

i   .:,!■:::.!..-..( 

Kirim  s  Christ 

Mdtl'.  tt  v  Co.  4  Hanover 

i;     ho   Charles.   .    •     Washing 

M-.Mird  ft  Fran-., if..':;  Wivt-r 

'i    .   ■    •  ft  Davei  ;  ort,2l*ti  Wash 

»3;>i.cl   Staa.pv 
Big-low    M.    B.    v     \i.--r.    ii  ' 

D«:v      tllX    A.  .  .,  ^  Liter,  c.'D    - 

Uodjti  -  G.  D.  53  Wat-r 

Bai-hor   >S:»Kt»'i-. 
Cook  t^-Jti  uvl,   Eastern  avcuue 

Allen  ft  Noble,  s  Washington 


.c.E 


Wash. 


i\f>  Wash, 


x>uo.t->  co.->    jL/iivcidiuai 


vj  c     i>vyoj.u^, 


Barnes  Thomas  P.  28  Dock  sq. 
Barn<  •  Win.  H.  40  Union 
Mini  i   '••'•i?  J.  t*v>  fir.-alwuy 


oar.  I  w 


a 


.     fins     fi  Kin     ill.  T  D    :ksq. 

];,;>.:  -e  S.  J.  114  Commercial 
BrafltV.nl  Martin  I..  tCu.  Ik' Wash. 
lire  ■--  (    -  iries  I:  Co.  ij  J;  -ck  sq. 
RroWn  B.  B   &  Co.  ■■:    D  ■-::.  ;i-\'. 
Brown  Th..».  W.  v.  IV  ,m 
Busli  -  v  --■.  Ijo 

Calender .  .        .: 


Gould  G.  H.  179  Hanover 
Gould  'l .  1    '.  s  I.'.".  Hanover 
Gnver  &  W-ilrfix,  r.  Uri  rhton 

j1    rto  .,   11      r-r,  .5  Was  ,;n--on 
11  m.  K.  \v.  i!iiii  Washington 

Ilk-inns  Thomas,  4!.i  North 
Hils.-hmch  Frederick,  SIO  Wush. 
If  ..-ton  i  iiivin,  jtl  ni  in 
lluekins  «.  rjis.  A.  KM  W;  di'maton 
It  ,'S  .-.  Tilth';!!,  Albion  builitinj» 


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Carter  Geo.  'i.  .".%",  V>   i-hmct. 
Carter.  Samooli  C ...  7  j  Ki'.bj 


in  Geo.  A 


Eaton, 
Gardm 
Grtiv  G 
Hall  R. 
Haven 
HiliTr 
Homer 
Horton 
Jacksoi 
Johonn 
Kelio«s 
Lawtoi 
Lincoi: 
May  s 

Mors?  . 
North 
Parker 

Prince 


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Smith 


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srton,  iir 

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1.  51  Wa 

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id.  c.  State    (see 
ic     ,     '4  page) 

/ii    Iter '••march 
t:.c  Co.'i-J  But- 


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Kilby 


Sneliii]  r  Was  ilaeton,  10  MavTcsq. 

Ta:-'-'a:.;  J"-'t.'.  &  Si  ns,  iH  Water 
Via  ,'  Otis.  L'i  Dock  jq'.'ara 
Walker  Peter  FI.  2  F.  M.  Sq.    (see 

,.,;,..,.-....  .„.-,i'.  p.  7} 

Warren  M,  C. .'  Do  k  sq. 
West  J.  0.:  Co. 3  D  ek  ■:  ;. 
Whitimz  Geo.  A.  -  .  Cm  -n 

Wilk  -  -  •-.  v.-  Lr<  •••-  <■-  Wash, 
HarneM  Kakfir*. 

BttkeVJ    ilffl    B     &   Co.    I 


!•■--  r  avenue 

:•  Merch.  row 

eral 

?r 

irt.c.  Sudbury 


Trask  I!.  I* 
Turner  F.  , 
Wise  John, 

A  !  ims  1.  1. 


B 


ii.  E. 
l.R.R. 


cCurvi 


:n_-t  Kl 

mover 


Kims  >..-.  '  •.'..  C  mrtai  il  w  Milk 
Kuhitnnn  Hi  nrv.  a  -  C011111  er  ial 
Leavitt  EI.  II.  ul" Court  [  nunre 
Linscntt  Jnli  :.  _>  Ci  in  I  fc  ■-■'■  Dock 
L.M  k«  i'.   V.  .v  Co.  Ko  Rim 

M  1* irles  B.  122  Blacfcstone 

Merrill  L.  f).  .<:  Co.  It'll  Hanover 

M e  ,ii  Smith.  I  •■  I'.  1 

M  :.'.-'[  .'.  r,  3  '.v.i  hington 
North,   ITtiylor  &  Co.  S7  M<  rcriantfl 

row  and  lil»  ■<■':  square 
Os  ro-.ifl  (i.'o.is'i  Wash.&ii  Province 
F  llanl  Merrick  R..V4  v.'    shington 
lv;>e  I.  H.  51  North  Market 
Rk-e  Homer  it  Co.  14  L'im 
Ry.k-r,  Cr-.«  '■-    St  Co.   T  !  Wash. 
.Siwiii  .v  W'w.h,  l'4J  Washington 
SherbUrn-e  John.ti  Lewis.  E.  H. 
Sluite  Win.  tSonjr.'!  Wash. 

C.*-e«,/,rr» .;,..;, 

fe  oith  t".  .t  Co.  r;  i.'-i  0  n 

St.  <•!,?  .<;  tl.iti.rt.t'j:  Water  A  50  Cong. 
S    -n  i  J.  4  Co.  ;,-  Court 

Wh. t  I.  N*.  -'•:■  Dock  square 

\\   ,•..!.  It-,  Hunover 
WLnsjateJohn.-JOO  Hanover 

Sautters. 
Ah-.ni  S.  «'■.  ""  Wa^hii^ton  j 
Uart!  '■  <*>  {ihfu  F.  u  Franklin av. 
P..  mi   "  SV.    ;  i  an'!  H.  sq. 
Bent  ••  !5u-ii.  Court,  cor.  Wash. 
Burslev  &  Whtton,  U3  Elm 
C  iit.l.it  S.  •  Devonshire 
(i:  ii-.   Ii.  \.  ^  C<  .7!  Hanover 
It  .:■-.  .r  .T:i:uv<.  r.al  Washington 
Ci'.:.i<.rT.  C.  -  Stu:i:    :r,  E   B. 
C;  .;  it  v  Wilcox,  2-J  Criahton 
i  n.i  H.  1  :  Franklin  ave. 


Sv     :;.  m.  "";•!.  '  .  1  U.v<i tone 
Ei  hit  '  ■  ,';,  r;;:'i  v/ashintfton 
i.    ..',  ■.;     .7.  "..  4  D  'rfh.estcrave. 
Slasou  Sain  I  jr.ai  Wash. 
Mavnahl  E.  W.  14  Franklin  ave. 
Share  Win.  M.  &  S<o;,  H3  Wash. 
Sio-'-m'o  IJ.njj.  F.  -t  Colon 

'  '.-"  ■'."-"  '  iiho.V  [Con-. 
T.ivv.r  S.  (;..t('o.:1!  l!ri-htor.,^4.5 
Wiirne-r  Wm.  A.  I  i  V  auk  in  ave. 
William*  Charles.  ;ir  Fan"]  H.sq. 

ISatttsr*'  S.eiuls, 
Brown  E.  inyorth 

S«;»i   S5l4M-fc   Mann. 
Dim  ud  J.  S.  'il  U  trriaoa  avenue 

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Bart'eU  :-  fti  '  ;,  i  ■    V.  rrlr.-.ac 
I        in  »-o  ; 

Diidiev  1>v.  H. .".'-  C  i  i  m  re  ii 
Halo  W.  E.  cvt  Canal 
Huston  Wm.  M.,  Lincoln*  wharf 

I5a\'  Sval«'». 
Hnvmarkets  f.,.aii  I  Ej ■  ■  I        '   ''  e 
st.,c.  Uarri;   in    ave. 

lieriMcti<.M»iiy  SeiiieU 

Hamblen  J.  B.  i  (:      I  '•■<    '     "    I 

Elides  aiwl  Leather. 
Allev  J,.!m  B.  x  C  -.  :  •-  Cn-;re*e 
Aiken  E.W.7S  \-.>rth 
Arnol  !  S.  S.   HI    V     •••> 
BUIlu,  <'..).  i-C>.  !'-•>  l'i  irl 
B  .artltuan  u.  Ci.   :'.  So    .     ,  Leath. 
Bond  Ife'iry,  L>  Black-  -n« 
,,.:-.  iKi.dvinU.-.tt.-f.».>h.v*T.. 
B    ck  tain    Ka\  ner  &  ' .•'.  .--'  i  -'  '■  '•' 
Biiriiank  A.  <  '    <!  XortM 
Carleton  G.  A:  Co.  L0;.l  State  (goat 

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McGcary  J.  i  Co.  37*Xorth 

M    ielev  '.-  Duna,37  Shoe  i^Leath. 

I  Cleci         .11  '.1 1  ikitoae 
Dsln.ru  John,  71  N'orch 
Oshorn  Milen  &  Co.  70  Pearl 
Fiaistcil  (i.  ■:■,  ±\\-^  i  Leather 
Palmer  3.  G.    Scl    >.  120  ivarl 
Poor  Henrv  sc  S<m.  >4  N'orth 
Porter  Rrl  eur.l    u  r.  iri 
:'/■  ctoi  AN  1  4  Son,  HO  Pearl 
Head  A.  II.  «  I 

K   h-rts  J  r:...  \.  !  '  Shoe  <t  L'-aih. 
\'.  .,!;,  r».  i.  ch  i    I*  a  Co   ■■'■>  Pearl 
•  ttl  ird  J.  O.  17  BliK'ksi   ue 
Sourhward  T.  W-  *j  Fulton 
Soulhwi.;k  Edward,  l".  sh    -  fc  L. 
Souihwicfe  !'.  R.  k'»Sh  i  ■  an  !  Lca'r 


>hoe&L. 


Suooner  W.  r..  x  Co.  24'J  < 
Stackpole  R.  M.::-h  c  v  I. 
Thompson  il.  F.&Co.l'.i; 
Thorn  like  J.  P.  !i  I  Sorth 
Tirr.'ll.r.  Sc  A.  ii  Co.  151  Pearl 
Tirrell  Minnt,;W  Fulton 
Upton  x  Nichols,  ^r  North 
X.  ■  bster  *  C  .  •'    SI  ickstonc 
Whitncv  <c  Kendall,  I  Shoe  i  Lea. 

and  <J  Fulton 
Williams  Jt  Dewson,  260  Con^resi 
Winn  J.  i-h-^  Co.  G  Pearl 

2Iot5iaM>5>:it,iiic  i'hur- 
iristcy. 
Clapp  Otis,  3  E.-acon 

Bennett  J.  0  State 
Carter  Charley  156  Commercial 
Pratt  Isaac ^jr.  W  Milk 
Skinner  Wm.  H.  Wi  Commercial 
Van   Xostrruul   Wm.   T.  66   L'tica 
(seS(idveHiftiment,p.lS) 
Morse  Siioers. 
Barrv  John,  30  Cove 
Brewster  Josliua,  47  Sudbury 
Ch  Lid  bo  urn  John,  'A  Hawley 
Clum  T.187  Dorchester  av. 
Curry  John.  11  Plymouth 
.Dasev  T.  4JS  Federal      .. 
Davis  Junes  W.  PM  Harrison  av. 
Davis  S.  A.,  E.  Sumner,  n.  P..  R. 
DevoyJohn,  Fulron  court 
Durban  S.  147  Tyler 
Gerry  J.  W.,  Creek  sq. 
G:.odv.-in  Richard  H.  J7  Haverhill 
Gorman  J.  &  Son.  Creek  sq. 
Gra'  &  H  mry,J«7  Causeway 
McCi'-skv  Dcani-s  A.  i  '7  fvuav.er 


P.i!  :y  John,  Harvard,  n.  I  tica 
BibV  Patrick,  A,  n.  Fifth 
Stevens  J.  F.,  Bumsteud  court 
Very  T.  K.1G  Pitts 
Ward  Patrick.  1-S  Charlestown 
HositsrfffiAd  €Ioveii. 
Andrews  Alfred  A.  77  Milk 
!..         Jas.  il    v  Co.  M  l    iinkUn 


II.  C,  Huston   i   Co.  U. 

in 

Coleman.  75  Milk 


■ire. -at  row 

1   L'renVt  row 

>  Han 

iver 

-nl-h 

In «    Art 

1    .  !'    V 

roniTie!d(-  e 

-M. 


Bard   i:J     D.  G.  I   J  tt  xdi. 

Chirk  A.  W.-_     !>,..-...    : 

Cook  A.  V.  ,v  .'  i.  .  .  >.    arc 

(        .  I.  ;;.  !••!   (     ii-s 

C-ok  ..\:  '-■■'.  "■   Wash. 

«'■..   Ti   C  i.  - :  I  ■    '.-n 

Cutter  (k-o.  W.  .v  Co.  3  Docksq. 

.'.-.•  B.  H.  41  Elm 

i>  ..;::.•>■-  Win.  17  Hanover 

J..-.M  .'    i«.  sj_<    -"u  v  cial 

!    n  '.'-  ^  i':'i'.'-''!v"-'r.c.Coni 
Fav  G.  P.  ft  B.  A',  lis  Milk 
FiA  Win.  It.":  H  =•:•  o-f 
Gannon  W.  il.  >J  North  Market 

18 


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v : .  ■■ 


■*  I.:iOl. 


i     ..  ■  .  11  •  "  :,.  ton  v  Lu.  :vj  Stt'.e 

.    s       .    ,..n  i.  M.  A  Co.  70  Stal  ■ 
liniia  IJtt»»J>or  <k'  u!i, 
...  X.  .v  Iir...  (54  Co  i-rress 
II      'Ail     .1  i  I  ...  I.  :     ..       ,      . 

11     L  *  Co.  14  I  Coni 
.(■..-•'•.-.-..■■ 

:   .   .  vi'...  l7Sum'r 

I     o    A.  Ni  Washii  ftoa 
Itulla  Kuhbers.  •>•  -  -  ) 
I    i;  •••:.  EBibher  ?hoeCo.,4  lC>  utra 
;     P.  ;-.-.!.  I  ;  Cen    -a! 
:•  ■■  r.  ■•  S. !:..-..  Hanover 

.  is,  Emmons  -  Co.  '•'•  Pearl 
Ink. 
!    M.viv.i.-d  ft  No;  -i.  II  Merch.  r»rw 
j       I-,  ■(  '     .•,-■•  '■   -.'-    ■■    ■        '  ■■  »••' 
Sti  upsoa'b— F.  V, .  Snow,  W  V,  iwh 


274 


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Pitman  JohnTL 

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Burnham  A-..:. i 

tool 

LI  U  Increase  S. 

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Bro-vn  Fran,  is.  c 

5  Pearl 

r 

Riot  ip.n  Fries 

p.Insp 

General, 

284  Comn    . 

Bail' J.  M.-5  T   m 

VI  rf 

Brown  E.l«  ird, 

wf. 

Mans-  •>.(  U.  f 
WftvoU.  i-..  ; 
Nif'k-r--..!.  T. 
Prud.  o  i.  R.  I 
Si  o'w  F.  4  Cot 
\S  tnev  A.  A 
Whitney  S.  3S 


Wade  A  i,  i. 

Barnes  Israel 
UmnnJoUp] 

Peirs-n  A.  L 

BJanchard  T» 

Leggett  Win. 

Baker  Rich::: 
Davis  Li,.;ue; 
Pea  roc  -.  -  • 
Ptarson  ,-■ 

B  «-ei  /..  : 
Cutter  C.  ' 

II •■.-!..  v  Jos 


v.f..  Broad 
Grai   jcpl. 


ite  [ner 

w  f  5<  S  .i.j- 


wharf 

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Long  wharf 
se,  c.  Cong'ss 


atralwhf. 

mercial 

'c.'iledf. 


Co.  ;-•;  C'omm'l 
I,7l- WashijiL-.'n 


Wash,  (>v« 


Gem-  C.  F.  B8  State 

Gordon  George  W.  IS  Exchange 

Hamlin  l{.  -..;  State 
Havi      id  T.  I'.!     51 
UifKiiiison  Stephen,  l»  State 
Hohart  A.  W.2!)  State 
Holman  It.  W.  &  Co.   19  City  Ex. 
Hut.:  ..:,:•-  VV.  V.  .•-  -  ate 
,    1 1  •-  <!«•  fcl.  Lf.  4  Montgomery  place 

Ma  ■  i' ard  S.  B.  IT  State 
Merrill  Arthur,  27  -  ate 
Mosclcy  C.  IS.  5  Old  State  House 
Norris  I).  H.,  17  State 
NorrisG.  W.  17  State 
Perkins  Ben.].  228  Washington 
Phelps  Jam.  sT.41  State 
Pinkham  A.  B.  1-  Brazer's  build. 
I  liunmer  F.  40  state     (see  adver- 

'■-■-    it,pAi) 

Porter  W.  12  Brazrer's  building 
Prince  J.  B.  -.'7  State     (see  adver- 

ttemt  nt,  p.  11) 
Prince  James  II.  27  State 
Ray  .Edwin,  -20  State     (see  adv<r- 

tisei  ■    ',,  .  10) 
Reed  &  Hastings,  9  Old  State  House 
Richardson  A.  SO  Was]  in:  t   q 
Robiey  it.  C.  5  Old  State  House 
Sawyer  A.  i.  17  State 
Thompson  G.  M.  -i7  State 
Tower  M.  B..  Marginal,  n.  Jeffries 
lyler  John  S.  lis  State 
Vincent  W.  II.  2>S  State 
V  arcl  J    If.    -  State 
Westeate  Joseph  £.20  Congress 
Wood  C.  A.  i  Phcenix  building 
W lv  ird  Daniel,  Oi  State 

Buchanan  Jehn  C.  2  Camden  pi. 
Chase  Brothers,  hi  Winter 
li-on  fence  ffSuiUIers. 

Bmmhall   Otis,  JIT  S  LIS  |  ,,,,,.,-  3S 

(see  advertisement,  ■    ■■'■     ■  ,/  .    | 

Buchanan  John  C.  2  Camden  •  lace 

{.,.,;•  cr.-trertiwK.eTit.p.  4) 
Chase  Brothers  *:  Co.  15  Winter 
Gooch  Thos.  L.  5  Mt,  Wash.  av. 
Ueuley  James  I.  51  Sudb-.iry 
Patch  Sidney,  si   Merrimac 
Roberts  J.  I..  &J.  M.  so  Sudimrv 
Woeman  £.  2t;  Merc  o,w>.  Goueh 


Couiail 

ate 


Bi- 

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A' 

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\   .  '•'  rulti  u      PA  Water 
Louis  &  Co. 51  hiibj   and 


Butcher  W.  &   S.,  But'.;.-  &  Sise 

o-enls,  1-.0  Milk  (steel) 
Coffin  W.  K.  &   Co.   1  - *. >   State 
Bern;     S.  J.  3;i  Central 
Dyer  M.  .t  Co.  ',:,  Fas  tern  avenue 
Edmoi.d  F.  H  -'  <'.  nmsereral 
Fllis,  Novell  ifc  Co.::.;  India 
Fuller  .-.-  Dana,  "-4  Fulton 
Gav.Mai.sen  &  Co.,  Fulton, e.  Cross 
Gilmore  H.  li.lt;;  Ma!;  (si       •   iies) 
Gould  Ja.:oh  S.  &  Co.  ton 

HosmerZeh  tes  tC«..:'.-;B  I    ■•    m'h 
Jnekson  (  .jr  5  Lib.  rt.   sq 
Jesse;.)  Wra.  &  Sons,  147  3iiik 
Kin-:  K.  P..  j<2  Water 
LahiW.  Bail  :y&  Co.  9  Liberty  sq. 
Lawton  J.  X.-&  Bros.agts.  '^  Kilby 
Ma'.  .'.'Co.!  L'ro:::i'a!oO,tiuplatc;; 
NaylorA  Co.  SO  Statu 


V,nj. 


{'., 


1 09  Com! 
enti  dwf, 


I-rott    SCcuniMhlp    and 

LoririL.'  Harrison,  Fii-st.  City  Ft. 

Rsin«rluK». 
Rugslos  Geo.   u.  21   Union    (sec 

Crfia  rti   -/;./:/.  /-.  I) 

Fowl«  Churl.  »L. .     ■    •.  -^  Was!:. 

fS;i:5;i'j«i«-i's. 
Atkinson  C.  J.  2  Arch 
Bennett  W.  R,  12  tfuwley 


Flak  -more  Wm.  1>  Avery 
M,    i  n  G.  H..  rear  '.::  Wl  ,;,. 

tf  civi-llvi-«. 
Adams  Geo.  E.  2'J.3  Wash. 
A    •  .-  i/.  C.  SO  Hanover 
Beli  I    G.  ll»-  (  ii  irt 
Cr.  -:■>  Samuel  T.tfJ  W  ishinst«B 

{..■-,,.:    ..<■■,,•    ,  >,p,  1-j) 

C'i:r:ier  &  Tr  stt,  !  H  Wash.     [. 
Finer  on  v  W,.lii.-'t.Ti.   !  C"-n!     I 
Ford  James  M.  it  Son,    .  «     urt 
Hopkinwn  G.  orjo  (     14  1  .••    •  i  r 
Matthi-ws  J.  T.  -:•.}  II.ui.  vt-r 
Mills  .v  Forristall-,  42  F.  H.  so, 
P    m  ers  ■-.  Uatcl    Id*.  ■.   il  v   u 
S-  mo)    Is  Jos   I'll,  !  7'J  Wasliingtoa 
'1  obias  C.y  (     url 
Tower  Isaac  11.40  Faneui!  Hall  so. 

Barney  E.  G.  ljl  \v  a  h      t.  :i 
Clias.   C.  .).  J..  li:i  W     I  in-.oa 
Child  R.  !).  !!>.-,  VV;;>!r,:u,:oa 
Crosl      a.  118  Wiish. 
Duckn  i!  W.J.  i  Summer 
Glover  M.  C.  113  Wa-h. 
Green  H.  T.  52  Washington 
Guild  Henry,  iflj  Waslungton 
il   rsej  Benj.  A.  4  State 
Hinds  Fre   '  rick  251  Wash. 
Howlan  1  '•  B  it.  s,  -  *  ourt  ave. 
L.  nine,  Price  ft  (   >.  148  w  :  sh. 
Lothrop  E.  W.4  1!  irvard  place 
Manninc  J  irnes,  •_' :,  \\  a.>hi:>srton 
Ma.-!i:!  V.  82  Washington 
Meek  Samuel,  4  Court  avenue 
Morgan  A.  215  Washington 
M.  r'-e  H.  D.  18  Exchange 
Mudge  Geo.  A.  &  Co.  i'J3  Wash. 
Neilsnn  Wm.  31  Salem 
Palm-  -.";:     ardso'n  &:  Co.  I.-.lWosh. 
Pott   -.'■'    ■  ■■■  v  Co.  It!  Wash. 
KipU-v  X.  I..  !l:;  Washinr'on 
S  :  :k  '■  .  :  avis  .1  Co.  1^8  Wash. 
Sv     :,v  Thomas,  118  Washington 
Taft  K  iwin  W.  7  Tremont  row 
Wh  •  •  e.  Fessenden  &  Cowen,  119 
Wash.  .  [Scho.  1 

Wienii.-.Ul  S:  Ward,  2  Province,  c. 
Wiliard  &  Mecum,  80  Wash. 

«5o'tvr  lles-s'  I"iiJ.4!ini^*. 
Dennison  E.  VV.   1KJ  Waslungt.  a 
«J oiner».         (Hom-e  and  .-/  ip.) 
Bailey  Job  1-'..  Liverpo.  '.  whari 
Cleaves  S..  Border,  oyo.  Eexiagt'o 
Donneli  ii.  D.  i-.  B.i.  ad 
D.>w  U.  M.  R.  844  C.  n:mercial 
Gallup  W.  U.  81    '        mcrclal 
Iliivwurd  &  McLaren,  L:8  Sumner 
lioVey  R.b't  H.  :;.  lei.  Ims  >nd 
Kenncv  II.  2".i:  Br<  - 
Kent  B.  B.  81- C-  :!''!.•.■'.  Union wf. 
Lund&  Uvder,8!)7  Com' 
Marrson,  Peterson  &  Co.  &i  Border 
Par.-.^iIAJonK.-,  M..v,-riek  wha-t 


Ballou  C;  S:  A.  307  Commert  :al 
Barnes  &  Co.  801  Con,::'.'  rt  ial 
Barlow  i-xlav. t;>.  Line,  in,  •  .  ..-  ex 
Bcrrj  VV.  A.  rear  58  Fulton 


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BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF    BOSTON. 


275 


Siockwcll  George,  IBS  Fulton 
Titcmb  <""h.is.'W.  *).i  Broad 

:i.  as  i  :,  M  •••:.:•  >  -  v  '"     :.'i     Broad 
Tirn  on  %  pa  a -.  !l  ;  Bn   ■ 
Vna-;   ,  ■,.;  .      ..;  t  E.Satnrser.E.B. 
TVore:«rA.4  C ■-,.:;■.->  [,c.  India  wf, 

IJ'Jdvrin  E  ;.:..-.  '.\  ish. 

Bo-:  ..::•  '.    \l.  ;t  IU  t    v-r 

r        --       K  •  '  •:     i,...   s  Federal 

II   lb  -ook  C.  C.sCu.  .j  su   i  aer 

I!   ■!    tes  G.    :,  .    -V,  -■.;:;..;  ,ri 

12.... a     B.    C.    £     Huston.    41 

Frank  in. 
Mor       P. -J5  Hanover 

Mu  '...•■  A.  C.  ::l  W  ,shinz«  >n 
Ni  :h  is  C.  II.    :  .  W^mug'-oa 
O  /  Ikerk  L.  v,  Milk 
Pi      ■     r.   -:.  .••■  W^'iin-tou 


sh. 


Lincoln 
judies*  !>re,«s  Caps. 
Lley  Co  Winter 
tap  Man,  *fe  Uea!.-i- 
man's  Gas  Lamp  Co.  5  Ho vra 


ebl'k.Gret 
leach 
Sudburv 


North 


Rh 


.-;:;  Wash. 
. .-  rrc-rnortt  (see 
'      •        t  !■■) 
Washington 


&£. 


ILtmd  W^a.r.r-aa.ts. 
Gill  iy  J.  E.  M.  S  Old  State  House 
;  ■■  '."./  L-er'l*  i-:nt  'jr.,  ■■■,i>r>.  I  />.) 
"\ficuduaaa  HonuiO.tijlL  K.  Exca. 
Sjanteru*.  G^/rciVs  xotJiers. 
Buggies  Geo.  H.  21  Cnioa 

■Washburn  J.  ".V-  0  t'liion 

Reynolds  -S.  jr.   U1  Court,   room  6 
(xr..adverti*ei,u!ut,p.  3) 

lAni-d  31-auutui.t .urers. 
Crafts  J.  W.  A  Co.  F,  c.  Sixth 

A  nnstr  >n  :  >'    '.m.  -  '  dctoa 


"nr  P.  Sf)  JTorth 

incoln  rt.  \V.  A  Co.  23  Shoe  &  L 

ill!  ■::.  :  1  .!.        •:        J53    I   ..      •       |3 
.:.;..•.  I.    ii;hii  ...  I  '.  Pearl 
i  toii. a,.  vTriuli  \  Son,  li  u.  ;:  tone 
iarsli,  -■-■•I.-  v  i  '  ..  *i  N ortb 
'...-.-  P.  t*  :  j    liacksto 
'  .,  •:■  'v    ;  :.    v    ..-!  p    tlaud 
.•  vh  ill  F.  S.  .v  S  ms,  L7  Portland 
.....  .  W.  P.  Hi.',  peapj 

-  ■-  ..  m.  c: ...  ■  i  '■'■. 

■      .'    s.  A  Co.  i  .  Blackstone 

■  itt  -•  Li    -..-.,,..  i  ■  ;-• [ro\v 

ami  ii.  C.  v  Co.  (■:  v  *■■  M  n  aunts 
les    r.  M.  i  '  C  intr.-esa 
I    R  i  rersJ  ihn  LI.  3  Tr.     ion 
I    Sanderson  C.  F. ii  Blackstone 
I    S  arl  August  i-.  IS  Bla  :kst  me 
I    Sha    ,  1'  ;  ior  ■-  Co.  I. .  Blackstone 
St  rvens  'J.  '•.•••  Ful!  m 
Stiiayson  J.  C  :  X.  E.  block     ■ 
!    -  imnerJ.  H«  Pearl 
|    Ti  !  1  v  Blake.  04  F-jarl 
'i.~i M  S  15  .  '  .  t'-:irl 

TirriU  Wilson,  35  Fulton 
I    Thompson  A.  &  Co.  01  Elanover 
|    Turn  ■.   :..    v.  y  Sh  .    4:  L  ■uther 
Tot-i.i  WHiiutii.  .s  l-;l:u'kstiine 
Walker  G.  A.  &  Co.  7  Fulton 
Warden  Wia.  tt.  :M  Court  i  i 
WesccoitSteplienA  Sou, 44  Fulton 
White  A.  [..  I!  [Vuirk.>r..no 
Whitn-.-y  J-::v-s  P.  s-s  Miik 
Willi  i!  ris  a  •:..  "Shoe  -I.  rather 
Wui  i.  Eat  >!i    ■:  Co,  <  Bl  t<  ks-    ne 

W Lin  i.i  Charles  L\  ;Jl  Pearl 

I^eiitk.   J*i»;it.  3J;ieiiiaes. 
iiu^c  Ntoses  &  Co.  OJ  Blackstone 

JAiShtnliig  2t<»<U. 
Lelan-1  &  LLirUhi-.fu,  01  Wish. 
Orautt  W.  A.  i'i  Comhill 

Lluie  and  S:isn!. 
Pipes  S  il  imoD  -<:  Co.  tl'»  Federal 
Young  i  Co.  To  S;;l;:o  ^  44^  Com'!. 
JLine    nutl  Twisre  5ILi».n«. 
Giib  -rt  A.  i  Co.  I  !  C  >!0  uerolai 
T.a.vron  ,T.  N.  ii  ■'..-  i.-.  aita.  iJ  ivilby 
liass  ^  Pearce,  "  i.::  u'rt'v    qu  t  •■ 
J.hien-i,    Plivutiei*,  »i:c. 
B!::S...':i\:  Lotkv.  .is  Killiy 
Jacobs  Benj.  ■£■})  V.  lsIi    ..- on 
JjitXUOrs,  Wines,  *$rc. 
State  Coinji'wi0.v>.r. 
,   Bomha-n  Geo.  P.  I5U  Milk 
'  .-,   \     ■   rr  .1  '.   iW. 
I    CI  ipp  Gi  o.  P.  3  i  :arn  bridge 
|     Cobb  Warren,  li.o  r   .urtli 
1    F<.  .  to  >  -tb  W.  k  Co.  ;>  Tremont 
'    Miller  Wni.  D.  1  -  Hanover 
Wilson,  Fairbatik  ^v  Co.  4--I  Hun'r 


Andrews  C! 


W 


" '  Union 
ijXort'h  ' 
.' -•  Ch.it! 


BowenH.M.,y*Lhanv;»fn.n.Waah. 
Chelsea,S.  Libbey&Co  155  Wash. 

l.eaU  Sr?i.«e,  S.l»e.et  f^ead. 
Carrutb  F.  S..  Cos.  H.  St.,  c.  Broad 
(■■i  ■■■;,.■,.•'<  J ■■-.  il.,  C.il-st.e.  Broad 
>.-,.::.•..  .;.,,.,.•!!,•.'.-.  L\ineuii  II.  so.. 
Stearns  George  L.  Ijv  Milk 
t,eirtfaer    dealers. 
[See  Boots  &  Shoes,  also  Hides.] 
A.,-- -J  i  in  :5-  '-  Co.  Iitt  Congress 
Arao   :  .  ■  IS.  V'A  P  >arl 
Bae  ni  t  Cntltrr.  !  '  B  aekstonc 


Do  .-.I.  N.*   \-  I.SIh*U,5S&.S 
Diinuu  S  '•'■  .:    •    "•  ■  '  niton 
LJvar  s  ni  L»,  i  •  B  m  kst.  ae 
Et'lson  v   i  ■-:.::.  \  ;."  Pcari 

For  i  J    •.  G.  _-  H   ■  ■-• 

F  i-.v'.-j    v.  f.ij.l,:    ii-j  ■'.-•  ii 
Fr  ,     h  A-  S.  i-^hoeA  ...-..::..; 

G-...      '■•..'.       ...... 

Gu-id.  ^'  .  '•  A  t    .        Etru 
H.t.i  A'.. >■<■■•>,  1.5  ihaeSLst   ae 
1!  ill.  Mcrri.-k  i  C    •:.  >  '•  Elm 
H.r.-iu.'t    i  0.  F.  !•►:  [Varl 
Uvu-. •,  J..;,.,.+:  North  MarkeS 
!!•-' V-o  c  ..:-:>-.''  i(.:.  -kstone 

it  ',.1  "JVi'V.  i'-avuVi 

,!.   ...  ■  .  i  .».  ...  C  •-  '■  Blackstone 

I.-i-M  J.&  Co.ri  Pc-iiri 

Lahr  1'.  A.  a5  Doaue 


;      1 1       ■'  iilin 

I    Bann   a  Jlardu    to"  Harrison  ave. 

:.'•:  .      ..  ..'  l.  Gil   •      -  Co.  b-0  o^ite 
:    ;;  iss  H.  '.,.  ti.  1  '  Congress 

iioardi  tan  E.  A.  ■'!  P.  O.  avenue 

1.   ...    :-r  L     F.'.S  W  .UT 

Bro    n  .!.  Isjo  I  in  :oi  > 
B:  ...  n  V\  .:i.,  IJorcii.ave.c.  Fourth 
Bu         tin  li.  II  .  Me. -rim  ic 
C-inipb-jli  Geo.  L.  1  S   utii  .Market 
Catuobell  John,  .."*<  Li  mo*  er 
Carr'C.  W.  ui  ilavvtuili 
Carr  t!     D  J.  31    I    >  kstone 
CI  a  ab  alia  J.  il.  Cause-*  c.  I  mal 
Ciitiiuiiehig  ^  Wauah,  I'll  Bi  k  s'ne 
C  ...■  '  .  '  >.  P.  '■  Ca.'obritl^e 
Clark  11.  V/.  i"4  Chadesto  en 
Clark  L.5^4  Wai.li,  vi.  .....  Iston 

Cta.  v  ..-.. -.  1  -'  L-  wvret       fCotn. 

Cli!      'I  S.  W.  i>  ^■l-i:Nirv,.-.,   x  r>l 

(  ■  ..    :;'i  It.  F.vC  irncD  urt 
C  i  ;.r.u  S.Q.  'i;  Couarcsa 
Collins  James.  H  -  ■  itb 
<•    i  ;.!.  i  B.  S.  .  i  Elm 

<   r  •  .r,:  ■  Wt«l.  G.  •'-'■  C:ase-.>-aV 

.'■•  ts   Vtu  is  W.  I  •..  c     i  nereial 
t-ivm    f.-s  Ciilbert,  ]'■■  C  unm'l 
Curtis  C;ur:     S.  IT  Ctfartestown 
Ualv  J.  K..  East.  c.  Cove 


it  .  ,  ■    .   i"  •  .    .,  i.i  t  IvariesUwn 
[>,,  ierP.  VV.  i   :'.  11  ■  Haver  i  II 
DwWJt  Br  ..mi.   114  Coi  -r.  reiiil 
».>•*•*«  -v  Lawreiiee,."i7  Elm 
Dunbar  V.  J.  A  C  ■•  •  i  Bivad 
Dunbar  T.  JT-'W  Biv.id 
Du-.lat.  x  P.  .;:..:  .  !r  Flee: 
E'-'.>...-'^   ti    .'■,.'  India 
FarrcH  F,  50  Eudi-a-tt 
FtdbelJuUu*,  '■">•  Blackstone 


T-'!.t."D.  F.  IBS  Blackstone 

F!  ■  -  •  I. ■  ■  mat  I    Hi  Chariestown 
Fl     i  .. :    ;  '  -  Cliurle  tow  a 
V  tUoni  ,1.  M.  v.  Causeway 
Foster  W.  X.  Ji!  Federal 
Frost  K.  i.    o'.'i.  mover 
Gardtt   ri:  Co.  IT  N.  Market 
G  Clias.  ft.  1  »  Bl  ickstone 

.;••).  tan  wi  I'n'ion 
Gib     a  J     u.     1  U     ■■! 
Gok!  .ii  th  N.  F.  1"    C  imbri  I  je 
I .       tie      J  ill   •  :  i  longress 

( •  ■  •      >  i\as   .  '•  i;  attlu  square 
1!   ....  .'.  Mil  il  ir  i«on  ti-    r.ufl 
II  wnilton  J.  W.  .11  i.'   rh    I 
II  irkius  iJ.\ui;).  51  En  lico  C 
lit:--:  :v  Peter,  ".  (  ourtuveuae 
II  ,::.,;.!  L.  .»'  Ivilbv 
Hi         ne  G.  '.'.  .  1  H  Friend 
ii-  ■  oy  S.  M.  ..t  •;■•  tie 
ll.jlbrook  P.  K.  :  i  India 
Hushes  Sc  Do!  in.  '7  Haverhill 
ll.itc  tin-'on  A.  <-,.  ,)  Umss.u  .vharf 

liv.i,.  .!,,:■•.•!,  ;;  ;•••■.  rv 
Inalts  I).  &  T.il  IOibv4:31Trem't 
J.  liklns  J.  il.  -J')  Broad 
Jones  C.  (i.  '-Vi  Commercial 
Jones  V. .  11.  :ri  Commercial 
Kent  John   J'i  11  tverliill 
l.:iu.r  A.  ".oj  Com  ■>  •  'eial 
Livermorc  l'..  ■■'■  Sudbury 
Llovd  F.  M.  I... i  Bi-oad 
Mar»h  A  Co.  :'.<.j  Com'l  [wf. 

M  trten  k  U ivis,  p;-;  Stateft54\Long 
McCarthy  D.  loti  Blackstone 
McCarthy  J.  A  M.  WiJ  Blackstone 
Mel  turt'M.  IS  Sudbury  &57  Com'l 
Mci.i.-an  T.  E.  :'  Franklin  avenue 
Mchan  John  .<c  Co.  '-5  India  wharf 
Messenger  ii.  !•'..  li  >  Lincoln 
Mora;.  John,  1 1»!  Blackstone 
M    rata  t  T.  ;J  In  lia  wharf 
Mo  -    Ira,  tr  India 
Na=zle  G.  117  Haverhill 
N    ■  Lha  n  W.  W.  Hi  Blackstone 
Norton  P.  &  Co.  153  Black  tone 
O.leli  las.  A.  &  Co.  Si  Merch'ts  row 
O'Honnell  P.-b'  .M..:rrimac 
0"'0  ■•>  1  Francis.  |:.5'j  Prince 
O'Maley  F.  ^!.  Portland 
Pa    .....    P.  _'i-'  Coinmerci  il 
Paije  E.  i  Co.  41  North  Market 
Parkinson  Geo.  74   Lremont 
Patten  .lames  &  Co.  3.5  Fulton 
Pearue  S.  S.  ;<■  Co.  -U  Federal 
Peck  L.  3  North  Market 
P.-,  k..-r  il  iuort  E.  .<:  Co.  -1  City  whf. 
Peck  rSeth  ;■:.  I'oi-jj  Ehn 
Pier/e  i  Barrett.  ;il  North  Market 
'1'itnan  Curtis,  l_'7  I'.'deral 
P  il  ard  ).  li.  LtJd  Co.ium  rcial 
P  .:-.r  L.  W.  i!  N.  Market 
PustSs  Mitichin,  I  l!  ■'  ■!  Peiham 
Potter  James  A.  S79  Washington 
;:.  •.    -.',  m.  B.  A  Co.  134  Lincoln 
::  -•-   ti  •.  C  i,  -•  Cus  om  II  i  ise  st 
!'         ■■■:-  la  ii   h  IY.&S  ni .   <,'  •  tate 
Bi  i  :  II  W.  G.  tli  li  i  »h  irf 
:.   ••  •■■-  ■;.   r.  W.  s;  Bro.  Klandail 

1.     --   P    '     .  .  _1    Fle.-.t 

-. '-.  ...  i.'   •     i 

Sanborn  Ira  E.  157  Harrison  ave. 
Saw-in  G.  H.  ISj  Blaefcstoae  &  2  F. 


Sim,   .;  C.  124 Broad 

.-    in  in  .!.  V.  o  Co.  4  Lewis 

Scut,  -  o  Clark,   151  C  nnmercial  A 


L. 


..-  I- 


Suo  v  T.  ^  Son,. -is  i:  .  Ii.  So.. 
Su-  trns  Win.  37d  Br  t  id 
Stearns  Ztba,«:j,  il  A  IW  Kaeeland 
Stiuson  A  Altrer.  34  Congress  a:;d  i 

Lin  lal! 
Pto,l  tard  U.  B.  Ill  Cambridge 
X       ,.-r  A  Miiler,  14  S'orth  Market 

.  .   I    '  ■        ; 

j     Id  Jo  Ima  G.  L7-J  Broad 
T.'w      -.  S  .r.  >•,  ^l  Cousfresa 
I     :     -A  Ma t,tM  India 

i    Ti    ■      j.-  it    ..  .  ■  t.\  change 

j  ..  •  .  iV.  H.  Lewis 
AV.t  ■  ::  -.  13  It  da 
V         k  Win..  A.  A  Co.  .S  Haverhil 

|    W  •!.»*  W   Id,  d  N.  Mj     .  I 

Hani'  ..  I  I  Lo'nss  wharf 

.  .■  ■.  ...  kneel  i  ..; 
V.  il    mi  F.  ■;•  Brattle 
VS  ■     ',   &  Co.  115  Haverhill 

W  |  !,  ,  W  :u.  to  Ki„i 
Wiiliam.sJ.  l)..t  M.   LS5&  1-7  State 
Wiuchenbach  H.J.  lv  Brott  1 

Andrews  C.  D.  \W>  Washiiigtori 
llttrnm  .1.  W,  .:;  nn  istiington 
Bradford  L.  H.  A  Co.  J-l  Wash. 
ButfordJ.  H.  Ji.;  Wasliiugtou 


'.'. 


276 


MASSACHUSETTS     REGISTER. 


Cole  Joseph  F.  A.  333  Wash. 

Crosby  (  .  EI.  3  Water 

!..  .    i  (       rles  A.  110  Waia. 

(..       -  '.       "■     -:.'■    .tv  pi. 

Holland  T.  R.  1-'  Scnool 
Mciwsl  Brothers,  :Jr   Pheenix  build. 
■J     :   •    ••.  F.    •  !  Wi  •:  dngton 
Po  -   r-  ..  «  .-..  r.  Li  5Wa    .    ..-    i 
Pran  '  *  Ma'    r      I  M    reliant*  row 
Shirp  Wm.'C.  .  '■'■  W  a-hinztou 
S  .:-.-.  V,     I!    ;■.  Wash.     " 
Tidd  M.  M.-W  Court 

i.iliioi  v  |»ocs. 
Cowlea  &  Ci  .  17  V\  ishington 

5^0f!v   3 1  :iu  its";*  ctu  roi's, 
Edwa:  Is.Ferua  Id  A  Kershaw,  Gore 

block 
Robinson  E.  4  Washincton 
Tuck. J.  Vf.  1  I  hcenix   building 

Locksmiths,   etc. 
Bacon  Steube  •  r.  .;j  School 


I.ov.'M:n)ti\  e* 
1.  .      .    cive    Wor 


K.Oofc.i;i£    Sji!lVS.«es  ami 


Barn 
Buck 


d  place 
sh.cLii 


■-.; 


.no 


J^oselivje  X$a,n.uf. 

Cha?"  £  Co.  r.  Iri  C.  utrress 
(       •  •     i:.  !,.  ...  i    an:  ;evcial 
KiixibtiU  £>.  C.  iW  Broud 

Lumber. 

B'ww.-.rth  11.  *  J.  S.  J  O'd  State  Ho. 
p'ueil  G.  R.  .•-  Co.  Boston  wf. 
X.  S.  x  Co.;i*)  Kiiby 
p  John  C  .  "  ..'  C    <:•.  ! 
..n.lohn*:.Si     .-.  lit!   b's  wharf 
l;n  ;:    ..  ••   :     .  ■   a.  ...  ..■ 


...  !•■  ■::-.  !    - 
Congress  sq. 


•  A  J-  high,c.Alb. 
ai:  ajiy,  c.  Lehigh 


Hammond  E.  A.  8fi  ?*.ate 

IU.I         l*J       9.11.  -■:"  lurr.  uvc. 

....        I         .  ;    !  iumner 

Joi     >  ll.'M  State,  fe  Maverick  and 

J        ■  K.  B. 

!■••  ndall   D.-1    •:  Co.,  Bowker'swf. 

.-v.j.     „    n „*,.. 

Kent  W.  H.  «,  Co..t>  Central 

Libby  l>.  {■•>  B!a.  k      ■■■: 

Lov,  !..    (    ......  „-.,..  c.  Bovcrlv 

M  .nk»J   hr,  1'.  <  Co.,  First,  near  E 

Monl      W.J.,  I  ,-■•.  n.'E. 

I      ■     W    S.,  i  •  ii      ..  near  Lincoln 


irf 


Pop,  Wn,.* 
R  .hi  .-•  I'j.  a. 

S    et:;!     ill    • 
Skill 


itswf  I 


••  IV  !,--  I 
>.  I>.  >>'.  553  Commercial 

Smith    s.  1/    ;  ....,:,.• 

Smith  St  '.i  jikius,  ii'1  Commcrc'I 
'I  ilti  n  li.  N.  is  {■.  it.  ■::■■)  Hair.  av. 
Washburn  C,  Lewis,  c.  Marginal 

Hard  U I    i  M„ber.  " 

Bearse  Owen  &  Co.  250  Federal 
Clark  Win.  ii.  a  Co.  Boston  wf. 
Foiling  George,  100  Beach 
Guild  Aaron,  Lehigh,  opp.  Grange 
Welder  John,  Lei  ijrh.c.  South 
Machine   Sewing. 
Eollniun  L.  t/.l   V>  ash. 
I  •  re    -•  q  J.  .'i  State 
Stanley  L.  M.  215  Wash.  . 


;.;;._• 


\  :.  :-  E.  U.  Mrs.,  Portland  corner 
Sudbury. 

Sia-chliiist*. 

Adams  Isi.ue,  Fo-undrv  .''.-cot 
Adams  Win.   •"-  *.  o  !.•■»  Fnlton 
Alien  ^  fclivii'.'i.a;.  North.  Grove 
A>hcr:.:-f  T..  Middle  St.,  W.  V. 
Bird  G.M.  &Co.,  Border,  n.  Central 


sqi 


n  X.  If.  &  Co.  19  Chaxlest'a 
Burnett  M.,  Seeoml,  n.  A 

Center  Joseph  II.  U  \ye=z  Castle 
Chan:b.-ria:r,  i>.  !.  Aioanv 
Chubbuck  &  Campbell  (*"ee  adver- 

t„..  „.,„>.  ,,.-.' n 
Cleaves  Charivs  .V.  Ilaveridll 
Cotlin  &  Dill.    ■!    '  tica 
Collin  '/..  !'.  '. ■:  I  tic.t    !e.  Causevrav 
Com,:;!  Wni.  E.  x  Co".,  Merrimac, 
Cram  S.  'Ii.  SH  L'tica 
Cumming  Ja»<  *3, .  -1  L'tica 
Fox  G eo.  ii. &<.<>■  .i'/V.<,  4ji\in2?ton 
Fowk  J.  VV.  l.">  Avert 
Globe  Locomotive    Works.  First, 

cor.  A    -  - '    •    .-".',  n.'SJ) 

V  iski  11  J.  A.  Vi  Br  .fiiiieid 
Johnson  J.  U.  i-  Li:u  olu 
L.  throp  W.  i-  Harvard  ;■!. 
McKay  £  Guibjfnef,  Liverpl,  K.I;. 
Miller  David,  Harr.  av.  c.  Castle 
Storse  K-  N.  :-  I  ■'.-■■  m  av«. 
Mvers  Jerei!!i:i  i,  •'-■.''  Federal    ■'-.; ; 

?l     rTlf.«'.    IT) 

0--.ii.vni  i..  M.ir--i.  !-:.;:..<•; ..G.J.wf. 

Pacfcei  11.  ii    •      Slav.-:  till 
Perkins  -  >:.•.;■--.-•■.  j  N>  rth  Grove 
Pond  G'.  F.  *;  Kincsti  n 
,'  i  .■   •:!  B.  F.  i:.  ki.  .^ton 
3h  ttu    ■  J.  S..t  D.  I  ■  Haverhill 
Sibley  II. ■,."}-,  !'J  »a  rle) 
Stni'.n  .v  Lovi-tt.  5r  Devonshire 
Sno^v-  E..  Lewis  r».  Ma/-i3  ai.  C.  B. 
Stevens  h.  M.  i  .!:.■■  rhill  [Wash. 
Stover  H.  D.  A  <  O..V.A!  ,       ,  i  100 
Summers  S.  F.o  Havcrli  ![ 
Sylvester    Asalu-l,  i-i  Fulton  (*»5 

',  /      .  -one  rtriurctp.) 
ThaxterJae.  :-.  I  !  Kini  •"■  n 
•1  hres    •  -  v  Pari  .     .  I  .  II  .        rd  pi 
■1.  >■■■    ,  Barney.   -  Sprina  iane  ' 

■i  ut'ts  • ».  ro.it  \;  ••!•■.-.■:,  t;.  lj. 
Wh  pnle  i.-  W.  r  Conirrcsa 
Wiliard    F.   i    Co.    (»Ae  «<ii'ertis-> 

J:i.  v.  p.  :i) 
\'.   i.    ;  ..   .  .  .'.  Ma  .-  r  .: 
\v      dnian  E.  s  t     n  t  ave. 
\V IsvorLh  A.  V !.  10  Beach 

tI:ii-5i!:i-.i->    :mU  'luols, 
C«    .  .i  /    1..  '  "  I  .    a 
Dml.ce,  Giii    A  «  t  o.  I  f,  State 
Gl    '  >•    I    ■"  '  :   ttve    Works,    First 


ir~,  S.  First 


»:•-.(, 


■  '  ■      -  :"eor.~A 

Stover  U    D.      (     .1     .Albany 

Mahosanj.      (Vrweri,  4c. 
Cam.     W    .    ■■■■  ■  '  (   ■ 
Cutler  1L-S  <-'<     M      irk  town 
<  utter.  •.  itsrk  «(  Co.  "iiuimes  block 
t,  r, ..,„•.!.. in     .  l:  Canal 
[larrod  N.  "•  Co.tf*  m  A      >  V   rri. 
Prime,  Ivuuni  a  Co.  JJ  Cb     .     I  n 

>I«U. 
\  m   N  •    >'  in.   T.  GG   I'lka 

■  tint  ifcenf,  p.  Imj 


Blannfactarlne  and  oth- 
er (joiupunle*. 

Aleomah  CoppeT  Mining  Co.,  L. 
W.  (  larke,  treas..  "'.'  State 

Allen  Mapor.  Cu.  l^  Harvard  pi. 

At  lericaii  <  em  cal  Co.,  J.  Dean, 
ngeut,  14  Wuter 

An  sriisan  Elastic  Cloth  Co.,  Geo. 
N.  Davis  &  Bro.  152  Congress 

American  Enamel  Co.,  Geo.  N. 
\i  i\  is  ■.  Bro.  i"a  Gongr<  >s 

American  Laundry  Co.,  J.  Dean, 
pres.  U  Water 

Am.  .NVt  S:  'I  wine  Manuf.  Co.,  A. 
Gilbert  S  Co.  ag  mts,  1 1  Comm'I 

Am.  Powder  Co.,  X.  Pratt,  agei  c 
.'■_'•  State  ftreas.  41  State 

Am.  R<  ck  Drill  Co.,T.  Ii.  Lea%  itt, 

American  Tube  Works,  J,  li.  Cot- 
ton, :•  asurer,  1U5  State 

American  Water  Wheel  Co.,  A. 
Warren,  aeent,  31  Exchange 

American  '-'<  hip  Co.,  Lester  Hul- 
cop.ib,  agent,  ly  Dock  sq. 

Amoskeag  Manuf.  Co.,  Wrn.JLrno- 
ry,  treas.53  City  Exc.  ;  G.  Brew- 
er &  Co.  agents,  5"  Federal 

Appleton  Co.,  T.  G.  Gary,  treas- 
urer, 5  Tremont.,1.  W.  Paige  i 
Co.  agents,  SI  Franklin 

Ash  burn  hum  Mill,  G.  Blackburn 
i  Co:  azents,  5.5  Milk 

Assabet  Mills,  Amorv  Mavnard  & 
C.L.  Field,  oriice,  46  State  [C  art 

Atlantic  Ci  tton  Mills,  W.Gray,  GO 

Atlantic  Works.  Chelsea,  c.  Mar- 
ion, E.  B..  Nelson  Curtis,  treas. , 
oriice  '.'  Comm'I;  O.  Edwards, 
pre?..  Green,  e.  Pitts 

EuiUrd  Vale  Co.,  J.  P.  Bradiee, 
treas.  55  Milk 

Bates  Manuf.  Co.,  E.  E.  Bates, 
treas.  -i.i  State,  F.  Skinner  i;  Co., 
agents,  01  Milk 

Ba\  State  Glass  Co.,  Samuel  31  o- 
comb. agent,  54  Kilby 

Bay  -:..:.■  tron  Co.,JehnH.  Beed, 

\:\\  >tateMills,G.H.E:nhn.l3Pesrl 
Baj*  State  S>^rew  Co.,  William  K. 

Bi    i   ..i  Dam  Co..  GeorgeN.  Davis 

.v  Brother,  152  Congress 
Beverly  Rubber  Co.,  G.  X.  Davis 

A  Bro.  152  Congress  [6.5CitvEx- 
Ki^elow  Car;,et  Co..  £.  B.  Bisslow, 
Booct    Cotton    Mills,  T.  Jetn 

Co  ill dg  .  :.•••  3.  &)  State,  A.  5c  A. 

Lawrence  i  C...  atronts,  v.-  M!''k 
Boston  C  hemical  Works,  E-Chaui- 

Bost  irfbnig  Mills,  Wn.  B.  Vin- 
cent, treas.  loo  St.t'e 
Boston  Duck  Co.,  Wright  A  Whit- 


Bos: 

tre 

Bost 


..  F.  Cabot, 
Exchange 
t.   J.   Todd. 


B.-ieu  Fiax-Miiis,  C.  T.  Hubbard. 

treasurer  a  sole  agent,  So  Comm'I 

Boston  Gas  LiehtCo.,  S  West.  W. 


a-..   M.   B. 
o.?Wra.B. 

;  '<     irl 

C  UTUth   Ji- 
lts, Custom 


Vim  ent,  ti -er, 

Boston  Jap.  Leather 
Bost.  n  Lead  Co.,  b. 

.!.  ti.  Chadwjck,  a. 

Hon, est.  e.  Broad 
Bost  m  Linseed  Oil  Mills,  Dwight 

C.  H.j..pv.r.  treas.  T  S^vent's  w  ;.:'. 
Boston     Locomotive    Works.    II. 

Hioklev.    pres.  A  D.  1.  Child, 

treas.  S»0  Bar.  av. 
Boston  and   Maine  Foundry  Co.. 

A.J.  Blanchanl,  a<r.  nt,  Ui  Canal 
L  .st  >n  Manuf.  Co.,e:h.    ■  is.treas., 

<-i  -'I',  .  J.  W.Pa:-e  A  Co..  a-ts., 

54  Frar.kim  [11  Cosb'in  Ho.  st. 
Boston  Oil  Co., A.  R.  Matl  ■-.  ig.  t, 
Boston  A  Koxbury  Mill  Corp.,  >Y. 

S.  WhitwelL  treas.  13  Exchai  .'•-■ 
B  -•  :•  Sb  Sandwich  Glass  Con  •  ., 

c       xting-r.  i  m,    51    Federal,    I). 

Jarves,  ag  nt.  S.  K.  M.  Hoibrook, 

Bost  m  K  •■'..  ?A  Sheathing  Co.,  Z. 

Southard,   treas.,  D.  W.Bailey, 

wrent.-_«J  Broa<l 
Boston    Relief  &  Sub-Marine  Co. 

Geo.  S.  Harris,  treas.,  -."  Doai  e 
Boston    Rubb.  r  Sht»e  Co.,  E.   s. 

Convers,  treas.,  10  Central 
Boston    Sugar  Refinery,    Thomo* 

Lamb,  lues.  1,'t  State" 

Boston    Water  Pow<  r  Co.,  W.  S. 

Whitwell,  treas.  l.'J  Exchange 
Boston    Wharf  Co.,   1.   D.    barns- 

worth,  trees. ti  ^.  Market 
Bowman  OitCo.,  Farnhani  l'luui- 

iner,  treas.  +.1  Slate 


Brady's  Rend  Ir.-n  Co..  C.  B.  Rav- 
niond.  pre*.,  Willi  ,  T.  Eustfs, 
trca«.   W  I    '■    Ex  :h.-ir,.-o 

Brand  n  Tmn    :    Car  Wheel  Co., 

<f  -_•  •  '.'■'.  i', ■;...  r,  treasurer,  j) 
Phceni.i  building 

Bridgewater  tmn  Manufacturing 
Co.,  \.  Stetson,  treas.  i.j  >filJc 

Brook -i-:. !  M  umf.  Co.,  Wrizht  S 
Wi  it  ■!  in.  ri  ■   -.-.  !   11  C'.nsrvss 

Barliriirt  .n  W.-.<»';.  n  M  !F,  F.  Skin- 
ner ft  C  ,.    .„-.  ■■',,      I    Mi    . 

Cabot  M  >■•::.  C  ..  F.  Cab  it.  trcn?. 
•  PJM  rehants  Ex.,  Ch  i  -i  .  W]  eel- 
Wright  v  Co.  suren  =.111  Milk 


Camb 

■  F-    Gas  Co:,  E.  Howe.treas. 

Camb 

;  F.--  R.  P..  Co.,  E.  Howe,  5 

Cosi 

m  -^                     [5  Consress 

C  unb 

i  k-e  Wat  r Works  E  Howe, 

C-  ■•' 

I  .i:  r  ,ve  uent  C.  ..   11.    JL 

Clar 

<,  treasurer   2-  »•••..• 

Caout 
Broi 

houeCo.,  Geo.  N\  Davis* 

Centr 

1   M   nuf.  C  i.,   F.  Skinner  & 

Gh   in 

S  A-  c  ior  Manuf.  Co.,  J.  N. 

ton  '•■  Bros,  agents, -io  Kitby 

CV.i- 

a  Oil  Co..  Carrutb.  ft  Sweet- 

Chicc 

F'  nuf.Co..^  E.  Lod?e, 

.'^.l;.-;u     [feCiryExch. 

Clintc 

n  (  o.,  i.  O.A.  Lmzee,  treas. 

Coche 

■•;   Man.  Co..  J.  Aiken,  treas. 

5')  C 

tv  Exchange 

Coin 

hian    Man.  Co.,  Wright    & 

Wh 

Cong 

•■'■'     '      i  Co!    k"  L.  Dasr- 

g  tr 

as  t.  1      Pearl 

Const 
ker. 

tut  ui  W!u.  Co..   J.  W.  Par-    i 

"  Fall?  >F :Fal-  Co.",  Wn*    H. 

Us_r 

iod,  treas.  :F  Merchants  Ex. 

Cordi 

Co.,  V.  right  s  Wliitraan,  150 

Cum" 

erland  Coal  &  Iron  Co.,  Geo. 

F.  \ 

Vadsworth.  rurent,  !'0  State 

Cuttii 

a  Machine Manuf.  Co., Anson 

Elar 

Jy.a-etit.  Si  School 

Danv 

•     :v„     ,'-,'•-  <-,  Walker  & 

i.  ■*.  "1     M  •.••■.'.  uits  row 

.IV. 

'V:;F-  Co.,    aewall,  Day  & 

Co. 

Dous 

;-  Axe   M  m  if.  Co.,  George 

Fv    : 

s,  tr<  a-mrer,  i.5S  Confess 

Duui: 

as  Manuf.  Co.,  Geo.  llowe, 

i-.ir.-,  i;  F  xF".  a- 1  :.'._• 

Dress 

;r  Manuf.  Co.,  F.  Skinner  ft 

Co. 

Dwic 

it    ifVnuf.    Co.,     Mhsot  -4 

H. 

!    r     _<_  -nts,    F.    11.    Story, 

Engl 

CotWu  Gin  Co..  Bates,  Hyde 

&  C 

.:    Phoenix  bid' 

Esurt 

toston  Laml    Co.,  GeorgeE. 

Harbor  Co.,  FViam,  Tucker  &  Co 

agents,  4  M  Ik  [Fulton 

Hvvwo.,.1    Chair   Manuf.   Co.    L13 

LF   i  Mar.uf.  (     ...  F.  1  .  F     i.ani   ••:., 

treasurer,  .    State,  J.  W.  1'j.;^:  & 

Co.    »  ■.•.-.  It  franklin 
HingJ     in    Cord   sre    C;>.,   Whiton, 

i>p.*iii^W  ..    ivri    i.fF'l  Coin'l 
CopfK-r  C  ...   li.    Bigelow, 

treas.  r  i  City  Exehaiifje 
51.   Le  Park  Urn'.  Co.,  Henry  Ly- 

!-''■'  itov!  >i  ij  /.  ..'. ',!.'  w.  ISTel- 
son.tr  :.■    r«  (    ty  Exch. 

Jackso  i  c>..  A.  &  A.  Lawrence 
&  Co.  agents,  *>  Milk.  .T.  S.  Am- 
ory,  tr<  as.t  i  Cit)   Excl  ai  ge 

James  Ste.im  MiUs.  F.  Skiuner  & 
Co.  agents,  31  Milk 

Kennebec  Co.,  E.  Atkinson,  treas, 
40  St-ite,  F.  Skinner  i  Co.  agents, 
W  Milk 

Kinsley  fron  &  Machine  Co.,  E. 
W.  Bra\ .  agent,  t>j  Eufton 

Laconia  Matiutacturiiij;  Co.,  Win. 
Dwiaht,  trvu-urrr,  ^  State,  A.  & 
A.  L'-v*-rence  .<:  Co.  ■.-:,.  S_  Milk 

Lake  Cotton  Mill.  G.  Blackburn 
i:  Co.  ac«.-:;ts,  :•:,  M.ik 

Lancaster  Mills,  T.  C.  A.  Linzee, 
tivas.riiCifv  E.xehanae— Uphain, 
1  ucker  A  Co.,  agents,  -l  Milk 

Lavrre nee  Duck  Co  ip' v.  Fearing, 
Thach  -     Co     5C     imercial 

La'wren  el!  >  Sh     i,JohnH. 

W.  Paa  •.  t --.,,.  14  Kilbv 

LawreciVe  Manuf.  Co.,  Henry  V. 
Ward,  treas.  -"  City  Exchange, 
A.  ft:  A.  Lawrence  i:  Co.  agents, 
vj  Milk  frear  J7  State 

Lawrence  PapK-r  Co.  8.  L-uiglev,  Jr. 

Lewis:;,!.  Ba—in-  Co.,  E."  Atkin- 
son, *>  Stau-,  F.  Skbiher  i  Co. 
agents.  91  Milk 

L  ov  ell  hlsiichery,  C.  T.  Apple  ton, 
4  Libertv  •■). 

Xowell  Maehine  Shop,  J.  T.Ste- 
venson, .">  Tremont 

Lowell  .Manaf.  Co.,  I.  Whimey, 
treas.  Hi  State,  A.  ft  A.  Lawrence 
S-Co.  3i.-i-.nf.,  *■■  Milk 

Lvman  Mii.s.  ihn-t  ft  Hooper, 
asts,  G.  W.  Lvman,  treas.''.'.)  MUk 

Manchester  F:-.:  v:,,k-.  Charles 
Anion.',  tre::.-!.  54  Cu\  Fxchun--, 
j.  C.  flowe  s:  Co.  acts. -il  Fed'l 

Mariand  Manuf.  Co.,  X.  Frye, 
agent,  &  .Milk 

Jli«.Cotto!i  Mills,  H.Bn  tiett.treas. 
O)  State,  A.  •<  .V.  Lawrence  ft  Co. 

Mass.    S       :  •    II    ••':  --  Co..  G.   W. 

n    uond.  agent,  lili    nu.iold 
Maverick   'Wool!  -ns  Co.,  .1.  Wiley 

Edmawis,  treostirer,Sl  Kilby 
Med  *m\  il  .'out.  Co..  li.  Blackburn 

k  1  i  -"...•  ni  :,  w  M  ;k 
M    Tin  no    •'    :■:'      :„rin2    C.,    F. 


Franklin  I,  -   .. 
Frankiiu  Minii 

Ftritnn-'iwn-  F 
A.  Thaeher,  t 

GFS.  Locoinot 
Pick.  rin.       i 

Great  Falls  M. 


srrj    (_>..  i  ■  •■   rge    ■  . 
treas.  :  y  State 
•On  Co..  Xt-w  street, 
/■  Pluinmer,  trca^. 

Wharf    Co..    E.    D. 

ras.  1  Chatham  row, 


J.  C.  Dunn,  Jreas 


&  Co.agf 


G.    BIj 
Milk 


!as.40 

K<;nts, 


M-'t:  u  i)  «...  -1  ;J.  Head,  treas.  29 
Miik,  F.  Skinner &:  Co.a  .-.■  1 
Miik  [Ul  Pearl 

^u.iaUs^•Y  Co.,  P..  S.Fav,j;-..  trea..*. 

Mill  llesex  K>nl  K.,a  1  Co..  <,.  \V. 
Palmer,  trt  is.-juPlta-nix 

M      -.•  .  .  Bui       rj     ;.'-■"     ,'".-' 

M'     :'  -   K  ■_"'.     .:;•.....'  unot 

t  Saundi  rs,  a^   nts,  J!   [>o-:k  s.j. 
5i;    Vernon  Duck  (_'....  N.  Bovnton 

&  C...  a-'e-.ts,  r<4 Commercial 
Nnshu  i  Iron  Ci  ■    Henick  &  l>:me, 

N'uiiuia  Land  ft  Lomb-ir  Co.,  M.  A. 

U,  -/  k.  ■■■  Ktlliy 
Nashua  Maniif:Co.,r:pham,Tacker 

St  Co.  4  Miik,   J.  S.  Anio:  .',  treas. 

,  j  F:v  Fseh.mge 
Nashua  L<«:k    Co.,   IF   G.  Living, 


atrt. 


Kiloy 


GuiTge  Co.,F.Ja- 


.:,  _•  Machine 
G.  W".  Lymau, 


H.vF  'V    !-a:F    ( 

treas. :%}  Milk 

Hamilton  Mannf.  Co.,  T.  C.  Carv, 
tr  its  trer,  3  I'^n'.ont,  J.  W..  Paige 
ft  «'   .  au-vnts, ;  -!  i  ratiklin 

H  >,.,;•.    C  .,  J..1-.U    K. 

J'r-wor.  {;•-.*.  4  ><taUs  G.  Brewer 
••    '    ■..    •'.•..•: :..-,  --.;    federal 

Du.  ■;.!.  v,  Mil'     Mint:  ft  Hooper, 

t  ag'-nts,  a-  Milk 


Neponset  Cotton  Factory.  Wm.  R. 

Kobeii   ;..  '.'•  1 1.  '-•"•  Fed  :ral 

.  ■     rt  .rka,  C.  H.  Heath, 

'■•■  Cfiitr  .I  a  li  '. 
New   Jersey    Zinc  Co.,  CarruOl  & 

S  ,vee:  '■-.  lU'ents.  J.1;  Sroad 
Ne«  ton  Mills,  E.  D.  Boit,  treas.  25 

...  ,,...,, 

JTc  v  i'ork  Bel  inar&  Packing  Co., 
G.  NF  Davis  &  Bro.  pgent3,  152 
Congress 

New  i'ork  Metallic  Car  Spring  Co., 

E.   C.   I''  ...   II    .    U     !'..:■  C       -    t 


North  '.'.i 

■  -  Ihoro 

Manuf.*  on  p'y, 

E.    At.. 

F.  3ki! 

.  a«  '.';,' HI  Milk 

North  W 

i  ...  Z.  llos- 

no.  r,  tr 

10  Milk 

N«rwav 

[rl  i)    '.'•'. 

rks,    Dorchester 
...  Si  State 

Norway 

,Geo.W.  Lewis, 

6  S.  at 

.  Markei 

,  Chace.  Wlieel- 

wri.'ht 

V   t',1     u" 

nts.  Ill  -Milk 

N  iveltv 

;  ibbi  m 

..  Geo.  N.  Davii 

ft  Brotl 

er,  i'.J  C 

<nsras9. 

Old  Colony  Due 

<    Co.,    Fearing, 

Thatcl 

er  ft  Co., 

•j.3  Com'l 

OM  Colony  Iron  Co.,Wm.R.Paine, 

3tl  Broad  |  Congress 

Otis  Co.,  Wrights:  "Whitman,  150 
Otter  Hi  ver  Manuf.  Co.,  E.  Atkin- 
son, treasurer,  40  State 
Pacific  Mills,  J  W.  Ei inlands,  tress. 

31  Kilhv,Little,Alden&Co.,agts. 

123  Congress 
Palmer  Co.,  Wriaht  ft  Wliitman. 

15.'!  Conaress  [Milk 

Park.-r  >F!is,  X.  Stetson,  treas.,  lFi. 
Pearson  Duck  Co.,  J.  II.  Pearson  & 

Co.,  r5  Li  ng  w  barf 
Pembertoii       Manufacturing    Co. 

Geo.  !•'  >w  -.  tr<  is.  IS  Exciianire 
Pembroke  Iron  Co.,Wi,i.  E.  CoSin, 

treas.  10.3  State 
Pembroke  Mills,  Wm.  B.  Robeson, 

treas.  25  Federal 
People's  Ferry  Co.,  Henry  Jones. 

treas.  Border  St..  E.  B. 
Pepperell  Manuf.  Co.,WnuD\vi>:F?, 

treasurer,  2l»  State,  F.  Skinner  ft 

Co.  asrei  ts,  91  Milk 
Pewabic  Manuf.  I  o.,H.W: Nelson, 


Pi 


ice 


N.  F.  Ghu 

::.   E.    ..• 

N.E.  Pip< 

N.K.W...- 
M.  H.  S 


Co.+'VA-t:  Battvrym'ch 
..v    Co  ,    William    C. 

tre  ■•.  i      W  .-:.. 
..  iii  (.  harlestown 

ilCo.,S  T.  LtuMb.trctuw 

tpson.agent,  li'J  Alilk 


lopper  Co..  W.E.  Cofnn, 
LUG  Stat,.  *  [rler,  78  Water 

Phcenix  Glass  Woiks.J.  B.  Callen- 

Plymouth  Cordage  Co.,  Blanch  ird, 
Sherman  ft  Co.,  agents,  130  Conal 

Plymouth  Woollen  &  Cotton  :  .  -  - 
rv,  Fearing,  Thttcher  ft  Co.  2J 
Comrncreial         [aaents,  91  M^ilk 

Portsmouth  Co.,  F.  Skinner  ft  Co. 

Portsmoudi  Steam  Factory,  Wm. 
S.  Eaton,  treasurer,  SO  Stats 

Proprietors  of  Locks  ft  Canals  on 
Merrimac  river,  J.T.Morie,  trias. 

Qu'incy  Granite  Railway  Co.  T. 
Holfis,  Jr.  pres':.  5  Congress 

Re!  .  -  ■  to  boat  Co.,  Charles  Pear- 
son, treas.  <>  Statu 

Revere  '.'■•:>'  ■  r  Co.,  J.  Davis,  jr., 
treas.  1)7  State 

RibinnsC  >r'gc  Co.,Wm.  Bnunhall, 
treas.  40  State,  N.  Bovtit^n  ccCo., 
ace  nts,  F'i  Commercial 

Rokh  iry  C   I   r  &  Che  aieai  Man- 

Eo^'nuiy    "Rfbbt i. & ':'K  cm /"' c" 

■  ■  ,  ■'".      r.'cy.E.  CF 

Tobi  ••,  tn  a-.,  N.  Bovntou  ft  Co., 


Snow,  agent  ft  treas. 

Hanuf.    C^...  TF  ham, 

...    .-  ins,  t  Milk 
a  Gas   Light  Coitipy, 

inatott,  a.-'ts.  IS  Phoe- 


■■  ■.  i  _ 


ton  Iron  Co.,CrrusAlgei 

ither 

J,  -j  Centra!   v  t.  i  te  ich 

er,  t 

■  asurer 

Kii'_- 

rles  Power  Press   M        ' 

,1-a'l 

,-T.  Reed,  act.  152  V   ish. 

Mi 

Is,    Wm.    Am "ry,    tn-as. 

xeh.  J.  W,   Paige  i.  Co, 

nts 

-  S  rauklin 

ilkC 

..  1  lourMiiU.  F-  1  a  v  • 

E.  C 

juverse,  treas.  _F'  Cc  m  I 

278 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Suffolk  Cordage  Co.  Joseph  Nick- 

erson,  trea  i.  .'■  C<  mmerciul 
Buffi  Ik  L<    ■!  Works, Fourth,  n.  I), 

j.,-.  |,h   W  .  Ward,    treasurer,  1) 

Battervtt:  in  ii 
Suffolk  v  inf. Co.,  Elenrv  V.  W  ard, 

■_•<  City  Exchange,  J.  W.  Paige  Sc 

C<>.  './•  ii t ~.  ;;4  Frar.klin 
Sutii  Ik  Uii  Co..   Baxter  Brothers, 

vents.  153  Pearl 
Sut!  Ik  Salt  Co.,  Clark  &  Baker, 

2la  Statu 
Sullivan    Blacking   Co.,   Prince  & 

C    .agents   13h  Congress 
Tanntoii  Copper  Co.,' a.  A.  Fniser 

&  Co.  agents,  13b"  State 


Taunt 

-n  Tack  Co.,  R.  A.  Robert- 

Thorn 

like  'Co.,  Wng'ht  £  Whit- 

man 

ISdCongress 

Toiler 

Copper  fining  Co.,  L.  W. 

Clarl 

Tremc 

nt    Improvement    Co..    E. 

Pick 

ring,  treas.  8  Merch.  Ex. 

To  m< 

it    Nail     Co.,     Carruth    & 

Sw  Bt 

tser,  agents,  25  Broad 

Treiuo 

it  Oil  Co.,  J.   D.  Sumner, 

pn  p 

Ietor.lU  -Broad 

Tremi 

nt   Mills,   Henry  V.  Ward, 

treas 

.'  City  Exchange,  A.  &  A. 

Law 

rence  -v  Co.  agents,  ^^  Milk 

Tr   ;   I 

■on  5:  Xail  Co.,  Prince  i  Co. 

a_    n 

- .  13S  Con  gress 

ttncasi 

hi    .-:    nur.  Co.,  F.  Skinner 

.i.  i '. 

.  ag<  nts.yi  Milk 

Under 

liii  Edge  Tool  Co.,  Herrick 

&  I '  • 

a. .  agents,  53  Kilby 

Union 

(  ■  rduge  Co.,  Northampton 

St.   Si 

.  ipso]   &  Tagpan,  Propr's. 

Union 

Glass   Co.  Amory  Hough- 

Galon 

Maaut:  Co.,  Almy,  Patter- 

son  S 

'.'"•.,  ,:  'eats.  :.-  i raiik'.in 

Union 

Rail*  .->  Co..  E.Howe,  treas. 

Markots. 

Blackstoke.  Blaeksione.n.North 

Bun  i  [i,.v,    W,  ,h.  -  !•.  :■•  ;.iston 
i'.vxjiiiL  Hall,  N.&  S.  Mai  -    t  sts, 

£i  id  Faneuil  Hull  building 
Fkaski  is,'.*  &  '.  131  ii  kstoi  e 
Geji      si     :•  i  ■        I,  c.  Su  Ibury 
Sr.  CiiAKLEa,  B.  u  li,eor.  i  a 

The  South  Mahkkt,  Beach,  be- 
tween Lincoln  *  South 
■Wastuxc.T'jx,  Su  ith  Boston 
Williams,  Wash,  corner  Dover 

Market  Men, 


Union   Rubber  Co.,  G.  N.  Davis  ; 

Bro.  1,V'  Consrress 
U.    S.    Hotel    Co.,    E.    Pickering 


Walti 
treas. 

Wan  si 
ic  Co 

Wen.-; 
Whit 

Water! 

Water! 

tersi  i 

V.'.r.  ■: 


1 .  V 

Bon. 


B  ■. 
Mai 
Lovis, 

Do::'. 
Ma 

Bro^ ! 

Barry 
Bavie 

EoV:: 


■••r.  §  Merchants  Excr 
B      chery,    E.    Hobbs, 

tta  Mills,  Almy,  Patterson 

:<-s-.:'.i.-;~;  franklin 
Cotton    Mills,    Wright  &: 
nan,  15»J  Coi  *ress 
>r<3  Co.  E.  Atkinson,  treas. 
:t. ,  .).  C.  rlowcSt  Co.  atrts., 
ieral 
>o  Woollen  Mill.  Almy,Pat- 

k  G  ..'  eents,  S  Franklin 
..    La  d  C  ...    H.   II.  Fiile- 

istletlmR.  r/'I  Slate  Co., 
.  Ak-xander,  treas.  John 
wseaie,  president  &  agent, 

luth  Iron  Co.  Nab  urn  Siet- 

'.'  <"."-■'  EslgrsviniCu.,  M. 

■     M      -,    '..    BUckbara   t 

-  p.!  .       Milk 

Mai   u1'.  Co.,  R.  Southwick, 

Emmet  F  errv   Co.,  Nathan 

..    .  treas.  &®  Commercial 

i  j    Mining  C  >.,  H.Bigeiow, 

■..■1. I;'  ..,'-'■'.'•'.   '■'  '.,    ..;■:..]  .-. 

4.  Cit\  I.-:.:-.::.-.'.  .V.  X  A. 
,   .  .■    •     I     i.;     •     .    -.  b-  Milk 

fact  urew'  Articles. 
i.  da.--  i  bilsbse.  t;'J  Water 
.  .v  Map  Slouutei'S. 

I     t'.  *  '.  ■;.  i  o  Wash. 
3>K-     'ioi.l     j^;iimf. 


AU  iod  1.  B.4  Co.2fi  F.  H. 
Barnes  Z.  S.  J-J  St.  Charles 
Barrows  !:.  .-  F.  11.  h  silding 
Beldins  John,  5  Blackstone 
Bcmis  1..  I.  Blackstone 
B   mis  Gv(>rge,;J(J  F.  II. 
Bird  H.."«S  f.  M. 

Biek!  >nl  .1.  H.  is  Kan.  Hallbuild'g 
Bragdcn  J.  ;J  St.  <  '■  ■      • 
Br-.-wcr  Elisi  s,  '  Faueui!  Hall 
Brigham  Hubbfinl.  1  Bovlsti  n 
Broswn  Geo.  A.  II  Gerrish 
Brown  Geo.  D.  sO  Gcrrish 
Burt  Stth  F.  LM  !'.  It. 
Burt  .John  Ii.  I  St.  Charles 
Cnas.:  <).  S.  .:■  Gvrr  -a 
Chaniberlin  C.  P.  j  St.  Charles 
Ciark  Wro.  G.  !!   BLurk^toTie 
Coggln  Jan;.,,  18  F.  H. 
Colourn  S:  \  crder,  «J3  F.  H.  build. 
Crane  A.  Ii  Gern.-di 
Crosbv  .v  SiinomN,  Go  F.  IT. 
Davis  E  lward  W.&  Co.«»F.H. 
Dow  Gi-or-re  !!.  :i  BovL-t-n 
Drui  •■  Cluai'.-s  S.  :.  !>:.   II. 
Dunbar  1).  A.  H>  F.  II.  building 
Dunbar  i.».  A.  i  P.  £.  1'J  i  an.  Hall 
Dunnels  LI.  P.  Ji  Gerrish 
Dyer  i-  Frost,  -J  F.  IB 
D'ver  E.  D.7  F.  H. 
Ellis  George,  li  Bovlston 
Fletcher  J.  V.  c;  j ■;,.■.,  -.,;  ir-M 
Fletcher  Se  Farnir,  |;  Bl  n  ksi   ,.e. 
Lii"tx  Hi'-irar,!.,  .s  i  .  !|. 
Gardner  &  Hii  lis  : ■■  BLu:!:stone 
Goldthwait  B.  F.  11  Willi  <..;, 
Go, .den-  u-hj.  B.'JCerriah 
Graves  Jncob,  '.'l  F.  1.1. 
Gross  I.  S.  oM  F.  ii. 
Hall  David.  4  Bov.lst    > 

i!  -akl    {■.■■■',  a:,.  ..'     ii  :i! 
Dili  Samuel  F.  Ii  li'.ark^-ne 
Hisi    ck  S   wvll  S  <  ■  .:•  I'.ll. 
II  ■  ..  ,.  U   LUird  .v  Co.-l'J  F.  H. 
Hosl  .rd  Osias  Li.  :  Sr.  C!:arks 
J  n-'in-b  G-:oi--  F.  7  B   vlsrou 


Kittr 

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r.. 


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Ca  i  »  .1  ■.  T.  ...  i 
Care  t  1       m:  s  A. 

t..:      ■     T     ii     I.    U  ' 

FI.  ":-,-  .:  hn4Gai 
1.  ■•■  i.  .  tu-JGa:  i 
Pre.  dlcv  Wm.4  C 
Go. -U  l'h  ,s,  L.  3  : 
Gowtn  r..  L.  ■-«•  Be 
On  u  M.  v  i  .  175 
Uyl  tml  NVm.  ii-  1 
Li  '  .  IX  .<0::i 
J.v.;.-  C.       ;        ,  ,, 


►n,  •"_'  liarr.  ave. 
v  Co.  &j  Cb  tri  s- 
crhili  [town 

onf,  -a.  Grot., a 


i  It.  31  F.  II. 

re  S.  F.  &  E.  L.  n  Willi; 

'Wm.  M.  -  F.  IB  buiiri 

-:,  S.  B.  -  F.   ii. 
Lak    :  ran  ...  IB  :   II       •■:-      :.e 
1.  ••■,-  u.-e  ii.  :,    .   L.-i     F.  ii. 
Eearnaro.  -  -    ><  i      ii 
I     ,.,      ••  i  V.    o.dtr,  1UF.H. 
Locke  II.  4JF.lt. 
L  i   ■....  od  LI. Tri  F.  H. 
Melville  .1  ihn,  -.:.  F.  if.  buildln 
'■■  .     ■:■;,.■.:..     if. 
MerrowJ.  F.  -4  F.  II.  building 
M    r  •■  L.  I  .  ■    ida,      -on.- 

;■      i  c  m  ■-•  '  •  i.i. 

Oliver  A  Wurn  n.:    F.  II.  buiic 

Park,  r  Monn  e  V.  -   :: 

!:o    ,  nJ   lui  F.73F.  II. 
IVarsonJ^bn.  ».;  F.  ii. 

l'erkinsJ.  l'l    17  ' 

p,  .:    ■••.;'         ,  ■■■•    ■   :  ■  H.  b 

Fond  .1  .hn/lfrrli         '; 
Pope  Juitn  A.  Wa-hi;  rt,  n 

I'    -.     i  S.  1"   ',•-:■  -ii 

i   ,i       ,  -'••..,'.;.':. 

i  •   ,   -   S:.  nli.  n.  Ii  Wdiiaras 


t< .  ■.■>■  a 
'ii  rison 


Pcnr 


1  ilWl 


■ : .  •!     .    .  '■!  :  Trtmont 

,-IiMai     eC.o.,Tivi      nt  r-yy 
.     .i    •       -. 

Uii     .     .-ill  iverlull 

.,  .'.  '.    •.  -■!  :-    •      ■• 
Wt-ri  worth  A.  <-  '.  o.  Ii    ;!    ■     hill 
Wi  utwurtii  ('.  M-  - 1  It..'..-:    ii 
Woods  Michael,  iootitf  Biitc^noY 


0 


Stowera  Jr.mos,  22  G^rri^h 
Stowers  James  D.  llJ  Gerrish 
Sumner  J.  II.  &  A.  17  F.  U. 
Talb  tJ(  =se,7  Gerrish 
Tavtor  Arthur,  10  Williams 
Tifden  .V  H.21  F.  H.  building 
Treat  A.  St  A.  -  Blackstone 
Tucker  X.  &  I.  lOBi-ylston 
•J  utt!  ■  C.  F.  It  D'  '.  i-;"n 
V.ir:  ..••,-  (,,  o.  C.  I'j  /'.  11.  building 
Wei    er  &  Co     land,  77  F.  H. 
^^    |   ■   Geo.  A  ii  St.  '  harlea 
Weld  S.  H.  jr.  10  St.  Churles 
Weston  &  James,  .:■  F.  H.  building 
White  Erastus  i  .1.  IB  10  Franklin 
v  I  itn  on  J.  B.  13  Bovlston 
Whi.-toii  Georee,  13  Bluckston* 
Whittcni   re   Geor«e  W.  j7i\EL. 
Will  ins  C.  S.  il  B  >ylston 
Williams  M.  15  F.  ll. 
Withington  Josiah,  ~<  Bov'ston 
Wo,  db  ids«  S.  H.  4  Blackstone 
Worthley  D.  41  F.  H. 

Fruit  find  yeoetahles. 
Adams  Chas.  H.  22  Williams 
Bfli.  Slick  i  Good.  now.  Hi  Boyls. 
Bill  i  Weitger,  11  F.  H.  building 
Bourne*  Co.  11  F.  H.  cellar 
Burton  Ss  Bro.,  Washington 
Coo!i<lce  C.  II.  U5F.  IB  M.  cellar 
Curtis  &  Co.  1W  F.  IB 
Davis.  Wis2in  &C0.S.3  F.  VI. 
DurivaseA  Kend   II.  15  F.  H.  bld'g 
Ellms  Kli.-..a.  19 Williams 
Fish  James  W,  2-5  Williams 
Freeman  S.  1  Gei  -     • 
Gleason  W.  '..;  F.  ii.  (cellar) 
Gordon  John,  1  F.  H.  building 
Gowen  Charles,  85  F.  H. 
I  !-d  I.-.  Ch.-..>iman,M-F.  IT. 
Ifa'.Uv  Haynes,  !"-  F.  H. 
Hamilton  C.  B. 8 Blackstone 
Hatch  W.  D.  I  Franklin 
iidai.d.  Mackintosh  &  Co.  &7  F.  H. 
Hill  James,  107  F.H. 
Hill  John.  1(53  F.  H. 
Hoogs  S.  F.-8'  Blackstone 
Howes  S.  13  Franklin 
Kidder  Aimer  C.  1  St.  Charles 
Keyes  A.  S:  D.  W.  II  F.  U.  buiidg 
Kimball  &  Nichols,  13  F.  H.  build'g 
Lane  H.  E.  &  Co.  13  St.  Charles 
Locke  1  .mi'.  101  F.  H. 
Long  C.  C.  01  F.H. 
Lvon  T.  B.  12  Frankiin 
Mackintosh  J.  S.  &  Co.  105F.  H. 
Moody  Wm.  '.)-■  F.H. 
Morrison  Chas.  E.  14  F.H.  (cellar) 
Osborn  &  Baa!'.  9  F.  H.  building 
Band,  Fnrbur  i  Co.  v«  F.  H. 
Rand  &  Scott,  K«F.  H. 
Reed  H.  K.li  Gerrish 
Sands,  Crafts  &  Co.  *?  F.  H.  ' 
Seaverns  S:  Co.  W  Gerrish 
Sherwiu  A.  W.,  Washinston 
Simmons  A.  B.  &  Co.  54  F.  H. 
Smith  A.  B.  10  F.  H.  (cellar) 
Sicarns  John  F.,  Wasliinct.  n 
Tilron  i  Ba-k-r.  MB.  H.  (cellar) 
Wcbh  !:    :  t.  _!  WUiiams 
Weiiinarmn  &  R  -ed.l^BOyiston 
\.  hitcomb  &  Gates,  •_•  B,  vision 
Whiting,  Dan-.i.v  Co.  ss  F.H. 
Wain,  kicker  i  C<.  i)Z  F.  IB 

]■:■•■  r  and  Cheese. 
Aldrich  A.  &  Co.  S2  F.  H. 
Aldrich  A.  M.4  F.  H.  (cellar) 
Ml,  ..  .!.■•    :  !..  B   F.  U.  o-.ulding 


Atwood  M.  u  .  ■'. 

Brankl 

n 

Bailout  Hibbai 

.  10  F. 

IB  build'g 

Benton  &  Cav, 

',  7ii  Fa 

iCUil  iiall 

Church  Asa,  !i  G 

.,--;  .^ 

Chamberlin  Kim 

iII&D 

a-,7'F.H. 

IManoi  I  an    •, 

:  F.H 

cellar) 

Dii^-i  :ore*  Wa  ' 

ri.   v.Lii.;r) 

Fisher  Solon.  S   I 

Fiske  it  Austin, 

Fuller  Luth,  •.  M 

•    L  mil'd'g 

Gardner,  Murph 

v   3:  C» 

.  ::  I .    LL 

i  .    isoi   C.  A.;o 

IV.ackst 

me 

Goodall  B.  K.  Isi 

:.;  M.k.t 

one 

Darn,,. a  A.  7  Wi 
1        till  ?s  ,).  S.(  1 

St.CharIes 

ii.  suiVr  S  Sci   '  '- 

.  buflding 

Uovev  Wm.  B.  -v 

Hum]  lirev  &  En 

'  F.  II. 

KeeVer  L>avid,  iij 

win, '. 

W  a  - : 


St  on 


Sin      .    -  G-  U.  17  1  .  II. 
U  it,   I/.  F.  IB 
.•>,,..,'.;«      .-;;••:    ..  i.  F.II.  bld'g 
:i   lui  B.  a  Co.  .:;  F.  LB 
,     •    J    sen    .,.■;  .  LI.  ! 

S.  uSij    !c  A.  S.::i  F.  H.  buUding 
S...1,  ■.  B.  <.  h  B.  IB 
:.   urua  W.  Ii.  70  F.  II.  I 


Frisi  ••■  sri'tdit  a,  It:  .v  1J  Wiliiama 
i:    .  :  »  v\  atts,  .1  F.  IB  ceda.r 
ll..binson  B.  I  I     rrish 
V-  i  ■  ii  F.  B.  4  Fn  tiklin 
Slade  !. i :cius,  ■_•;  :  .  IB 
Tui.lin  ii.  i).  :■    Bl  ck  itone 
'I  '  on,    t  /.  4  Wi       n.s  ^cellar) 
1-    v.   ■  Arthur.  Ii  Sr.  Charles 
'1  m\  ue  John,  13  Jit  13  Gerrish 
Watts  n  Willis,  2  F.  H.  (cellar) 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF    BOSTON. 


279 


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W.'sfcoUP.  S.  17  Gerrish 

\s  '  i .■'.  -  IVm,  H  Wiilj-J.ni 
v.  |,  :■•  -.  Walker.  7  F.  H. 
V  LnchesterJ.  B.  «  C  ••  3  &  1 1  rem  >u 

/   ..  . 
Chipman  E.,  W:H>ii>:rt"U 
Hamil:  n    I  i:„<.  I  ji  !'.  it. 
Flawes  Willi  im,  IK  P.m.  frail 
H  >ibr-     a-*Xi-w<-,-.i;,b.!-JbF.  H. 
Kr»j:r.  in  .-..  V  >•»•»•■  «:n '),:;.  '•'.  li.bl'd 
]..•  •  a  «.".  •.  v,  mia 
Lit   lincMlllH  nmklin 
Shattuok* •.:..;..■-<.  I  j.  p.  u. 
Sh  ittu  *  C.  P.,  Bovlstou 
TirrvllJohn,    !  Gerrish 
Walker  T.  fc  Son,  113  F.  II. 
Mason-*,     liolorevsj 

Whlteh<  es. 
Abbott  A.  Merrimuc,  uml 

Mark  ct 
Adams  NWS  Shnwmut  ave. 
Aikeo  I..  .'.-.  Charts 

Antle i  A.  -1  Produce  Ho 

Arnold  C.  K.  !.;  (    , ■■.-:     ■■■   - 
Averv  A'!. -a.  i'F  Hit:-  n  avenue 
Bell  6.  M..  L.-vi  wp  place 
Belt  John  P.  5    I  irv.i    !  tdaee 
Berry  U.  C.  2  S.  Will  am 
Bower?  Steph.  R.  ."•  CkamhTS  sir.  ct. 
Bryant  S.  X.U.  i  F.  A-W.  5  Union 

Park  street 
Bundy  Francis,  :>SAverv 
Burieu  >Fsh.  >>.  Frwret 
Cooper  Isaac  C.  Warren  place 


and 

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ct. 


Cum. 

Cushi 
Dean 

Dean 

Diii.o 

D-ahe: 
F;.ke 


igs  R. 


Washington 


French  -  ir-:c! 
Fry.,  II.  B.  .'  I 
George  A.  J.  27 
GreenleafG.  f  ■ 

llarrit  •    ..;  W 
Roust  nSj    ;  ' 

11   v  ..-  [  Her 

;.•;•;_•  .-  c.  i  r 

Jecki  ..  li  '-;<■ 

Jones  G.  0.  !■•■" 

Lincoln  n'-.a- 

Litchfield  T.  T 

Lothrop   Ariseim,  51  i  Sudbu 

Luther  E.  B.  .v  B.  F.'Id  S.  Russell 

Luther  S.  t  M.-dford 

3    ■,  n  >.  P.  1-J  Gr**n 


MeLa 

M  ■-.  r. 
Me-erA 
Miller 
Morse 


larket 
ward 


Xl< 


hHlct. 
n  place 


place 


Hatches. 

Bynm,  Carlton  St  Co,  11".  Union 
S£s»itres«i    CTsknuf. 

Chi      .!       ••     -    I  ■;  Lii..-nlri 

Ferguson  J.  M  Commercial 

Ilalli  tt  .:  .:-.  'j  II.   IK  JJock    square 

I    ■  ■  ■  •■    '■■      ■    -  t,r:  1") 

Kittrcd  ■■■  t\  0.  1  Endicott 
V«'<-l..inu-;:l  i'.:i^lneers. 
B'-'-n,  -•  Wm.  ::".  : 
('..■-'.    J.  ',.  in  Si  Lte 
G  it  Id  (  '.  rli  i  \l .  1:7  Congress 
HWI  Increase  S..'Jl  School 
BXeUlcines. 
Abbott  .v  Aims.  214  Hanover 
Beck  A.  SI.  5  Water 
Burr   M.  S.  i  C'>.  1  Ponihill    C'ee 

n,!rertj.<r ,.;.;,/.  „.-::> 
Clark  X.  L.  &  Co.  .1  Water 
Fowle  S.  \V..v  Co.  is  Tremont 
Goodwin  G.C.  &  Co.  1!    .Marshall, 
Gould. I   i:  X   !!■  School 
'r-i.Tt  C.  'A*    C  i'ii  HanOTeT' 
Green  R  unen, !  i    Bromficltl 
Hal!    Alfred   (;.   10  Central  court 

( -'.•?  tulrerlisw-ent,  ;>.  Z~>) 
Jackson  .!.  UHj  Court 
Johnson  Wm.  Hi.;  Hanover  (hot.) 
Ki     I    ;  :..  Mrs  '(X)  Court 
Latbrme  V.  J.  ■•>  Mills 
Lnndev  Dr.  11  ?<».rshall 
Rich.  S:A.4iSoi,ch 
Rir.hardst>n  S.  0.  ,51  Hanover 
Si;;:. ,-t  Geo.W.,  Trem't,c.  Beacon 
Ware  Dan']  L.  U  Cambridae 
Wi  ■  >n   B.  0.  &   G.   C.  i-  Central, 

(bo&mic,  M-;;o:.-,:iir) 
Me! « -.1  eon    ^ :*un r*. 
Hunting  Fai.M-h,  !>'-  tiavorhill 
Mason  X:  Hamlin,  i^.-.i:!!).,  e.  Chas. 
Nichols  E.  ']'.  'M':>  S\\\*hh  .Ton 
Siniih  S.  D.  &  H.  W.5U  Wash. 

S3  ercan  tile  A  tjeucies. 

Kimball  Jame's  W.    i'Water 
Russi  U  :.  Iw  -  :  s  Co.  13  Kilby 

.VJ..'":'luuit«. 
A>1  ims  0.  !.l  C'.tv  »-bar: 
A  .     i  St  'i    ..      ti.   !]  Central 
Alien  I-:.  C  ■'■-'  state 
Anple't   :■  Wm.  .v  '.'<.•.  ""■'>  Lewis  wf. 
Atkin,  Fli.ha.  Ji  India  *::j:r 
Austin  bh-.,r.!,  IM  India  wharf 
Azarian  V.  k  Co.  4!  India  wharf 
Babs-.n  Kdu-.i: a.-.-,  Lewis  wharf 
Baiason  Win.  :;M  L-.-wis  n  aarf 
Baeon  I).  G.  1-:  W.  B.  :ri  City  Ex- 

Bai  '    "Br  ithera,  %'?  Central  wharf 
Bailaru  Alb.  rt,  i3  !.-  ig  wharf 
Biirisjs  Ben.' 
Bairifs    Ells 


Curtis  Thomas.  40  Central  wharf 
e    .-[••  5i  P.      •  dv. ^0  India        [wf 
!■  .   i .    .  i  .   •  :  r.-ml 

.'.  S.  '!4  Ci  ntral  wharf 
1 1...  w  Ad  >lphu*.  Id  Central  wharf 
1")     :    t  I).  S  S   n.  19  Dn»n« 
Dp  rt  ■-  TI  oman  C.    v.  S3  Mate 

,1.  .!..-   State 
I-.        ;.    .  ■  .  - 

Draper  Dani.'liS'.n.'JfiS.  Market 
"      -    !  !;i    h  C.  !'i  State 
Dwver.1      -      •  I  •      •    wharf 
F-:i    ■  .  i    '•'.:••<' 

!•  ndi'-ott  T-v.i...,Ch 


Poster. 
Freneh 

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Gardu 
Garrtm 
Gardm 


t  &  ;.'• 

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dia  wf. 

:^rcial 
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triil  wf. 
11.  et. 

venue 


Go 

1  i .  .'.  :•.-■•:.  '.  SO  Stnte 

Go 

klard  Wtn.  W.  \~  X,?nion  wharf 

G. 

Iwin  Wm.  '■'■■  10  Cc    iralwliarf 

G  ■ 

isler  v  Co. 'SI   rndia  wharf 

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lid  B.  A.  l'.i  C'nion  wharf 

Go 

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Gr 

■•  J   hn   k  Ci  .  ."a  Comm'lvhf. 

iv  F.  A.::i  C --ntral  wharf 

1  . 

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Ha 

i  Andrew  T.  Ill  Miik 

(!  a 

lietlfenrv  S.  19  India 

11: 

•urn-. mi  William, 7.3 Longwharf 

1! 

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<  1  ut  '    1  ic  S.  U  C.  ntral   ihart 
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MASSA CI-IUSETTS   REGISTER. 


Parsons  William   "  State 

I'  a  -■-■■  40  li  din  whf. 

Pearson  John  II.  ft  Co.  75  Longwf. 
Peck  \.  i;.  j   •■  ... 

Fein      Henry  A.  >••"  C<  r. ..   l.whf. 

1',  i.:;-       -     H.4U  State 

Perkins  Wm.  49  Commercial  wharf 

Plym|  '•■!!  C.  H.  i'.  -   >;.  to 

Plyropton  H-  nrv,  bu  -.  :c 

V  v    Sam  lei  .    I    ■.  i,\   rn'l  whf. 

Pratt  I-  F.  !•■  ■•  State  .  !.■     -■■ 

P     !.:■■-       nc,     ■  i    •■•  Ex- 

Randl.  I'.  -■'  N.  Mark  i 
ReaWm.  A.  ?■',!  Central  wharf 
KcpeioNieh'.iasftC-i^l  Ont.-alv.-f. 
Revere  Paul  •!..  Battcrv  wharf 
Rice  W.  ft  (,.  _  >  1  . 
Rogers  W.  C.  &  Co.  4.5  India  wharf 
Ropes  NV..v  C  i.'JT,  !..  wis  whf 
Scudder  U.S.  Co.  :..'.  O  runs  Tcial 


SUaw 
Shelio 

Si  is  be 

Sleep) 


-i  Citv  Exch 
Co.  w'Sute 


Carter  E.  P.  <M3  ■Washington 

i  :       ton  J.  A.  '■•■  Hanoi  er 

l  S.  m;7  \V  ishi:;i't..-n 

<  lark  I   •  '         :  .  : 

Clark  L      I    121  Broad*  •• 

iv      -  •  i        •■•  .  ■•••  Hanover 

l      :  ■■      (,    i.   •■  Grc  u 

1-  . .    .    i.  A.  V  Summer 

;  .-.    ..  j.  ;;..  \vest,  c.  Wash. 

Dtiten  G.  li.  7-:<  Wa  hington 

Ui  *:,-..•  I'.  :■  ■    P.  --:.-•  'A     -:,..  L'ton 


Femiellv  n.  (  .  '■  |  v.  ash  rifft<  a 
Fish  D.'A.  Mrs  .  •  '  v.  ■■•  >n 

Foster  N'.  K.  I'--'-'.  Washington 
;  J.  it  Winter 

Fuller  M.  A.  in  Hanover 

l.±:     1  ■::•  :-•::-• .  >'  H-imver 

(JortS.  C..M    -.  !  •  Essex 

Goldsmith  El.  4-1  Washington 
Guenrher  ii-  II.  2X4  Washington 
Ouentc    .1.  .Mrs   233  Hanover 
Harrington  .).  If.  -.-:>  Washington 
Heckle  W.  2o  Hanover 
Hodcdon  D.  B.  Mrs.  12.3 Cambridge 
Hulbrook  E.N.  a«  Washington 
Kollis  Elizabeth  S.  I'M  Broadway 
Hubbard  J.  W.  Mrs.  I'll  Court 
Hudson  J.  C.  581'  Washington 
J,.hii-.,i:  T.  V..  <■,<.,  Washington 
Jones  William.  117  Hanover 
Kalerft  I'.laisdell,  IjO-5  Washington 
Keatincr  M.  7  Summer 
KelleyTl.  E.  B.  7'.'  Hanover 
K-.-:.ii'iM.n  J.  S.  Miss,  i-i* Wash. 
KiugwellMary,/  Maverick  ?.-aarc 
Knights  F.  M.  201  Broadway 


State,  and  413    |    J 


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j7  V, 


Thwine  S.  C.  &  Co.  8  Kilby 
Thwii  .  Win.  sCo.5  Cculralwhf. 
Thompson  Charles  jr.    a;    Co.    3 

Lewis  whf. 
Tilton  F.  A.  5  Central  wharf 
TUdale  Mvce,  ><  :.  ifham  row 
Tom  v  Samuel,  »-•  (    •     Exchange 
T-  .-.'..•     I  ft)     .-k:  India  whari 


Tnckerraan,  To*  tssend   ft    Co. 


Court 

irv  Exchange 
!Ci:y  Exch. 
m,  .'i  Cc  otr'iv 

i  Central  whs 


.vharf 
■vharf 
Ex. 


..;.'  Central  whf. 


Wilai  nj.  J  '  •  .  wllftrf 

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You  a;   til  ..:•■■'  •:.  -.  •'  '  •  ntnil  whf. 

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Can  ;■     >:    i:    :      ''     -- 
Bllis  UJ>       ■.   •   -....    .    [stone 

L«*keJ.H. 

Muv  &  '•■•  i  is*    ■  '   or.  State 
Ri  hards  fc  <       ■■     •■       m  freial 
VTliitis  .:«.-■  '    ••   V  -'  ».'n:on 
35  r  Jul  Sylnucr, 
Unvin  -    '■  '-s  •'■■ 

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Foster «;-..   r..    ■     .  ■        -.'. 

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Arnoblft  \t,      ,j    ..  i  .  .  x 

Avre»  1    ■   •    ■      l-  '••■■■  in-'ron 

1;  pi,  i'  i...-  •••■      It*,  i'.     '»>a  .iujlgtoa 

b«Uiwiii  ■■'■  •    ■'. 

I'.,.  ,•:  I    M.V.'il     ■  ivrr 
H  UN  '•    .      .      HI 
Bvunei  ei.  A.   ■    ■       -    wr 
Eir/doM    IV  u.  !  .      •    •   •     '•«■! 
lS.dnlniaii  K       '- 
Boole  !..  --  t  eu«nil*t»i  die 
CarlWe  M.  A.  1.   Hj  i    vtr 
CoiroJJ  A.  o.  -'  s>  -••» 


Millvi-riartit*). 

Brown  Cbas.  W.  G7  1: 

McLean  C.  R.59  Easi  :rn  avi  :iu« 
Afurocco  Case  Slaniif. 

T  haxter  Joshua,  40  De\'on:  ii  e 
Slorocoo  Leather  i>--:i;. 
(:  Cushman,44N)  rth  Market 

'   nu     ,  ii  .T..M>i!  .  ri]   i  i,:>  , 
I  ■     •  i  nk  i  :  -.1  ■  ■.  ':  -'  >■■■  ■    !.'■:    i.er 
1     •  i     '  '   \',    I'.ia  n    R.  'o  X.  Murket 
!:  ill  >■•  ...  S.  .;  Pearl 
Harts!  orne  ft  Co.  74  Pearl 
Huutft  Ramsay,  'ri  Pearl 
Eeman  N.  R.  jr.  7  Blackstone 
Lillic   i.  .1.  ft  Co.  i4  Exchange 
Packer  Chn  tits,  137  Penrl 
Pack)  '  Georce,  10  Slackstone 
P.-vcaroi  Co.'lKl  Kilby 


Littierield  A.  A. 
Lowell  H.  N.vmiancver 
Macbrien  (.  Mrs.  13  Hanover 
M  •<  farlai  d  E.  G.  201  Washington 
Manahan  Mary  A.-'Hil  Washington 
Marvin  J.  A.  Mrs.  7  Green 
MeCabe  Marearet,4.>  W.  Canton 
^.tcCabe  Man-,  •■'■*'»  Harrison  ave. 
M     n    -  H.  ':".  Kti  Summer 
Milkman  B.il.illanover&aSOWash 
::•:.:'. .ii  W.  H.  •.->  Hanover 
M.-..:!ey  K!'    :',."  >vi  .nu:r 
Nrash  S.  C.  Mrs.  «f)ii  Washington 
Kites  M.  E.  1SJ  Winter 
N'o\  es  X.  Mi     '■''  VS  n>h'n  gton 
N  ■  rent  Mi      u   ;  A.    '■  ■  U      over 


Parker  ii.  B.  &  S.  E.  Myrtle,  c.  Joy 

Parsons  S.  K.  -".^  V?  ashington 

Patten  S.  B.  147  Court. 

I'...-  r0tt  M.  G.  Mrs.  5'Jo  Washington 

Fin...  J.  A.  HO  Hanover 

i.  tnick  Bros.  -"I  Wash. 

Kemick  S.  A.  W  Cambridse 

If.-rv.lck  V,'..;.  [<•,  l!.;:;ovcr 

RieliaTdsWn  J      ■•■.!;.     ntflsq. 

•!...(i    if.  •:  I    ..'!:■•  :  ,OHt  Hi    ISS 
i      >      ..:.■.      V.  .  ii.   :    15  II  nu>v  -i 

Kowc  A. .'.;:.'.:  i'.M  Washingt  n 

!     bci  it  D.'k  E.  lo.i'sVa-iun^ron 
!     >. :-.i.i  .!.,i.:i  :1.  •_•>;  Wash-vr-on 
j    Shepherd  I  .  C.  *!  C  sxnbritlge 

Sti>nc  E.  T.  i'..r.i  Woshii  ..  •  in 
1    Stone  Wi'iiiam  11.  S  Tremont  row 

Sttiisev  S.  II. «)  Court 
>     :'.•     if.-  let  ;  .■  ■:  Washinaton 

Thin  ■■!  John  S.  .'  !)  Hanover 
i    Thomas  K..1.  -.'4»  Winter 

Ti'ioii  Sam'I,  o'.-i  Wash.ft  Wl  Han. 
Waldock  Mrs.  A.  i  ■'>  Washington 
Warren  K.  '.'-'  Court 
We    ..    ii  C.  M.i'O  Hanover 
Whapb      ..  :      Winter  [ver 

Vv  hite's  ;,..:—.  :  K  »oins,  39  llanu- 

•     ■  (..   >!    •   •     Summer 
Wi:u.  r  Marv,.-.'7  llinover 
Wood  C.   I'."'-  Cambridcrc 
\ijnr-  :.M1  Mrs.  -J)  Broadway 
9t!llfu«ry   Goods. 

AHen.  P.al    ock  v  •  '■  '-  Milk 
i-..        :.    :  F.  H.^i  Milk 


l'.:r-:--..-     V     •.   •       .  .   ■      WlVSil. 

Partri  ItreJ.  W.  :»  Milk 
Pr«  -.-„u  Ur.  Ihersft  C». -':!  Milk 
Stei  benson,  K  >vce&  C  ...:'!  Milk 
VVethert  li  S;  .!  ih'iison,    :.'  Milk 
Ml  SI* ton ck.    f/-*:-e«f/i  Dutr.) 
Brown  Chad.  W.l!7  Haverhill    (.we 

.../,..;,...    .•;.•.    y,v,!    .,  lured  ,..) 

Crilly  N.,  Welwtwr,  hd.  E.  B.  •.»  lif. 


.-•  vi.'l.v  Wlt-ii.-r.  -i,ll'  Venrl 
S  mt    =r  Ji  •.  jr.  \.  Co.  4  Blackstone 
Sweetser Sam'l ft Co.o  Fult.u 
Waitl  Ashbel,  22S.  E.  block 

Mouldings.    (Wood.) 
Bav  Stare  Moulding  Mill,  441  Trem 
Boston  Planir.paud  V!  iu    llngMill, 
J.  A.  Robertson,  MFed)  ral  cor. 
B'urnace     •••    adv.  ,  .-J) 
Butler  Benjamin,  S4  Utica 
Curil-  &  McNutt,  45.^  Harr.  avenue 
Merer  C.  E.  94  Blackstone  CsJit; 
JMusic. 
miiary  Bands. 
Bond's  Band.  103  Court 
Boston   Cornet  Band,4Howard 
Brigi   .■■  \J  n    '.  12  Howard 
Germania  Serenade,lt»7  Wash. 
Hall  s  Brass  Band,  -Jti  Brattle  sq. 
Hov/ard  Comet  L'aud.  Sii  Coi    : 
Metropolitan  Band,  -  Cornhill  ct. 

SXnslc  i*nbllsb«:vs« 
7)itson  Oliver,  ft  Co.  -77  Wash. 
Miller  Joseph  R.  229  Washington 
Rus.sell  ft  Tolman.^9:  W;^h. 
Wrade  E.  II.  I'j7  WuAingtori 

31<i!^i<-al  Instrnisieats. 
CI  ■  -    Chas.  C.  &C  ■.'■:■  Court 
Prentiss  liinrv,  :;■;  Court 
V    .  .     Brotliers,86  Tremont 

SJCusieal  Ja«.  Makers. 
Allen  Manuf.  Co.  18  Harvard  place 
Berteling  Theo.  43  Kingston 
Grave    ft'  Co.  i-S  Albany 
Kirhardsvn  B.  F.  L>i  Washington 
Winn  Peter  K.  21  Salem 
White  J.  H.  59  Court 
Sails. 
I.azell,  Perkins  ft  Co.  2S  Broad 
Philli..sftShebl.m,^»C.-.nmri 
Weymouth  Iron  Co.  134  Milk 

STaturalization  OHice. 
Itoweau  Thos.  128  Federal 
Z.  ;•  ral  Stores. 
Kittredge'J.  ft  Co.  US  Commercial 
Shnmons  Thomas  7  India 

Xotai'Ies   E*ublic. 
Adams  Albert  W.  39  State 
Adams  Charles  B.  F.  39  State 
Ames  P.  A.  134  State 
Andrews  Samuel,  1  P.  O.  avenue 
Blirel'pw  Preseott.  -J)  Consre-s 
Blodg)  tt  Luther,  Bovistoa  Market 
Bra.lV..rd.J.  Kuss..|l,";Mer.E.Tch,« 
Cheever  Ira,  isi  State 
Clark  Henry,  5CongrC3s 
Coolid '-v  Samuel  F._  Ll'.an-e  ave. 
Louie-  VVm.  \V.  U  KUbv  " 
Curri  rBenj.  I!.  IS' Kilby 
t  utti  r  G  ...  H.  --  St  ite 
"J.  \t.-,   '.  . .  .    d  A.  .-  State 
Dext  :•  Tl    .ui  .-    v.-  State 
D.  iid  Al  .  :'.  -i  Change  av. 
GillevJ.  E.  M.,  B  Old  State  House 

(.,-,  "  adv.  buck  wlored  p.) 
Henshaw  Joseph  L,  53  State 
Hobb     Wiliiaiu  jr.  !  i  Marc 
K,  tt)    •■  ■!■  ■■  >h  ti.  li  State 
j  ittl.  lii    1  W  .  terjr.  '-  State 


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Parker  Matthew  S.  1  P.  O.  ftvanue 
Sh  irp  !    ■    ic  .  CS  State 
Thayer  Charles  F.  -7  Suite 
Tyler  John  S.  2S  State 
9Turses  . 
Adams  Koxa,  ■'.  South 
Allen  Esther,  74  Favettc 
Arnold  Nanev  A.  7T  Charter 
Ay..-;- June.  7  "Lime 
Btibb  Eben  P.  i  Lathrop  place 
Builser  lietsev,  r.  j  Henchman 
Make  D.  C.2"Tyler 
LJoruci    Sarali  J.  12  Carver 
Brambiill  Eli/.a,3Lo  Gi-ause  pi. 
Brock  bank  June,  i  Norn  ill  flace 
Buswell  -Mjry.l  Vau  Ranssi-lucrpl. 


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Crossmun  x.  Knapp,  20  Sudbury 
Halvursosi  Hai^-or,  06  Lung  whf. 
IL-ath  C  il.   :  Central  wfl 
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B-i>ft.)n  Oil   Miil.j.  7  Sarient's  wf. 
Chelsea  Oil  Co.  -.'.  Broad      [Eutaw 
Cole  Morrill  ft   Sdij,  Meriiiian,  c. 

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Oowner  Sunn,.!.  ;<,  Water 

<>;/ti<i:».-.M. 
Puiise  C.  M.    tT  Wi-shinuton 
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nvaxter*  Brothers  .  '•  ^  ash. 
Wmickel  Eduraiul,:!'!  n  in.  Temp. 
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Suroui  William,  l-j!  Leveret 

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A".V  ..    i  &  J!      .     -.■•!■   \V:i..;,. 
Ar-v,.  -i  J.  a  C.  W.  .7  Uromtield 
AtA-.x.«!  'i  i!i!'>i.5'  .-,  !:l  j.-v,  n.-'iii-e 
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i;  dley  J.unv.<,  !.-;  Hum  ivi:r 
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Litch  S.  W.  1"7  Chambers 
Spencer  E.  jr.  o  Wesley  place 
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Holtnan  J.  F.  493  Washington 
Jordan  A.  S.  191  Washington 
Preston  &  Merrill,  57  Purchase 
Pvnchon  James  L.  ;57  Eliot 
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Hale  LT.  II.  .^  Co.  1':'  ^'ash. 
H   •■  w<  od  J.  E.  173  Wash,    (see  «d- 

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Cluuiuing  Walter.  !5  Bowdoin 
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Pern   M.  -.  "•    Chauney 
Phelps    Umer,  ■:;  Indiana  pi. 

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Pikr  Horace  G.  -11  Howard    . 
IV     ■    tt  Beoj.  T.  7  Green 
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Girardin  Lonis,  .5  Eliot 
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Idayden  William  R.  5  Havward  pi. 
iiebbard  W.  W.±.'«f  VVashinsion 
Hei-r.isz  S.  -2-.S7  Tremont    ■ 
Howett  S.  C.  30  Harrison  avenue 
Humphrey  IE  UJiJ  Broadway 
Hu-'-iiin-  Isaiah,  'Hi  Bromdeld 
Jackson  J.  U».i  Court 
K  liey  .1.  C.  lT1  Tremont 
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Knight  Edw  ird.  &       re  nont     ' 
K:i  *  thomas  P.  20  Myrtle- 
K'reba  F.  fci.  5  Arch 
Lewis  Nathaniel,  70  Tremont 
Ludvig  Warren,  50  Fleet,  c.  North 
Jlactarland  L.  1  Asylum 
Main  Chas.  7  Davis 
Mason  J.  D.  116  Court 
Mather  Aug,  H.  5  becatnr 
Mather  Ozias  11. 51  Essex 
McLaughlin  J.  A.  W  Lincoln     Tot. 
Mi  Mahon  J-  B.,  Moou,  c.Mooa  st- 
Morse  C.  2  Warren 
Morrill  Fred.  :'  Soward 
Gakes  Asa  ii.  121  Court  (eclectic)    . 
OTlahertv  Joiui.".  Seneca 
Osborn    f.  Win.    110  Cambridge 
O'Keillv  P.  ,'!  Charlestown 
Page  -I  imes  A.  I."  Court 
Peab  -d\  N'ath"!  C.  20.V  Bedford 
Pease  Giles,  9  Davis 
Perkins  G.  T.  l.i  Pine 
Perkins   i..>.  loPine 
Pike  J.  T.  Gilmau,  17  Tremont 
Plummer  Henry,  ti-k  Cross 
Rice  Win.  E.  1  Hudson  pL 
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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Rous  B.  52  Lcverot 

Shaw  J...-I,  r:;-.  Washington 
Taylor  T.  K.  17  1!  mover 

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Anderson  C.  :•■  ■'•  Endicott 
Armstrong  Maholv,  13  Canton 
Bates  J.  Mrs..--  Hanover 
C.  ;  ron  Bets.  ••  .  -_•;  :;,..£',  Bonnet 
Carman  Sarah  D.  16  Summer 
Ca&wfi!  S.  A.  E.  (M.D.UM  Leveret 
Chunvberliu  E.B.I  M.D.) 27  :  'J Ycm. 
C!  •-  ,:  M.  -:.  ]  T,r.v„ <--„:;  ,■',-  ■ 
Ccm  ke  Frances  5.  (M.  D.)  10  Suf- 
folk place 
Ej: an  Ed  e,  11  Common 
E^ter  E.  A.  Mr<.  *  Ransom  ct. 
Fletcher  Sophrr.nia,  30  Eliot 
Glrardin  L.  5  Eliot 
Harris  Lizzie,  «2  Warren 
Morton  M  irv  A.  «l  Xashua 
Hunt  H.  K".  Miss,  (M.  i)  )  32  Green 
Jenks  M  irv  R.(M.  D.)3*  Beach 
Leader  Harriet  Mrs.  1.4  High 
Pike  .\f.  S.  Mrs.  i'^Cou-t 
Saw-in  Martha  A.i  U.  l).)6n Temple 
Seiferthp.  Mn>.  .'H  Oiteitla 
Swan  A.  ff.  _•  Coliamore  place 
Swanbcrg  F.W.r.  171  Cambridge 
Waieott  Hannah   M.  <.M-  D.)   101 

Pleasant 
Warfield  Sarah  E.(M.  D.)38  Beach 
Wiswell  I;     ecca,2  Avery  place 
Worcestei  R.  Mrs.  5  Eneas 
E*i:»n,'>r<>j-tc«. 
Alien  Henrv,  :::'.">  ,.V;!-:iin.-..)n 
Bourne  Wm.  +j>  Washington 
Brooks  S.  P.  S«4  Was  .:..  ;toa 
Brown  &  Munro,  13  E.  '  range 
Ciiicktringft  Sons,  Ma*  ui<    Pern- 

Emerson  W.  P.  :£C>  W  ashington 
Gill  ,  rl  Lemuel,  514  Wash, 
Gilbert  T.  &  Co.  1»4  Washington 
GroverS.Sti  Lincoln 
Halletti  Camston,  :'--::i  Wash,    (see 

W'r.  back'  ctJin-rf,/  ,..) 

Hallet,  Davis  ft  Co.400  Wash. 
Harper  E.  Mi  Court 
Hews  Georee.^i  Washington 
Humbert  .J.'S.  4  Howard 
Ladd  A.  W.  i  Co.  :.W  Washington 
Little  i  Lewis  :,;;>  W»«h. 
Lowe  N\  M.ftCo.37Hni      hill 
Marvin  Wendell  P.  324  Wash. 
M  art  Lores  zo,  Fourth  c.  1  torch,  av. 
Miller  &  Curtaz,  702  VS'  oh  agton 
Vose  J.  W.  323  Washii 
Woodward  £  Brown.  '  -r  Wash. 
Pi::nnt'<irte      J!:irsl«  are. 
Byrmn  R.  J.  &  Co.  372  Wash,  s  sti 
Coffin  ^  Dill,  Mi  Utica  [Utica 

Conant  Wm.  A..  Franklin  equ  ire 
Dodge  P.  F.  10  Beach 
Mansfield  Edwin  L.  rear 8  Beach 
Powell  C.  T.  Sfl  .<-  82  Pearl 

Pianoforte    T  u  n  c*  vx. 
Allen  S.57;i  'Fremont 
Bis«    -  P.  J.  37  Elliot 
IV  kd!    ?  Charl    ■■.    -  1  Washington 
Burrill  C.  )!..  Ma.-onie  Temple 

Cutting  G.  E-5  Grove 
FiUebrown  A.  6  Oliver  pi. 
Fobcs  Edwin,  >-!  Washington 
liar  wood  I.  I.  Masonic  Tcmoie 
Hill  G.  H.  :;>;  Washington 
Ho.  con  ii  nrv,4  Howard 
McLanchdn  John  jr.  2I'J  Wish. 
Salvo  T.  A.  366  Tremont 
Shirley  D.  11.  32  Beach 

I*!.-!.!*-*,  ete, 
Brav*  Haves.  34  I  ornhill 
Davij  W.  ll.:.r  V.wA  and  !■  '  Pnr. 
Lewis  W.  K.  x  Bn  triors     ::  ISroa  1 
Macomber  Willbm  U  C>:  4.'.  Broad 
Underwood  Wm.  S:  Co.  i»7  Broad 

I*Hotx. 
BniVv  William  G.  M  Wel»ster.E.B. 
Bruce  Jona.  ir.  rerrace  pi.  E.  B. 
Burrows  VS.Y.k;  :».:>.:  Sumn.T,  E.B. 

Burrows  Sf-ph ::j  Ctr^-e,  K.B. 

Chandler  P.  H.  3  Revere .  pL 
Colbv  .- ■;•  me-!    !'•  Sheafe 
Crisnin  W.  N.,  Mar^iiial.r.iniWeb. 
Cu::iniim:<  Ji  !  :>  K.  •'■  K..,u-r 
IX.I'iwr  Charivs.  4^:  11  ux.v-.-r 
IK-Uivfj  J;un.-s  M    5t;  \' 
Eaton  J  ..v-  M.  -::j  Commercial 
Fowl,  r  '^    liiam  C.   ■  l'\  ipj.s  place 
Gardner  John  T.  4  Phipp's  place 
Guru,  v  ll.-nry,  :>:;  W.  :  --.  r.  I.    B. 
G    ■   •      Henry  L.  1  V.'«;,,t,.r 
Ha)  ■:•  n  A.  i  .  .'«.  « 'barter 
Hunt  Jam!.  2  Itev-ere  id.  fries  E.B- 
Hunt  Reuben  S  .  \-.'.  I  jut  n.Jvlt- 
11  int  Henry  n.,  Stu  lev  an  I  U    us^ 
Hun:  •;..-.     -,    '  ,;    ur%,  E.  11. 
Jo«>elvu  A-*a  H.  (i  Cn-.s,  E.  !:. 
Keliy'K..  Mar/inal.  r.  i'l  '.Writer 
Laiupee  Wm.  R.  i-  Wrbster,  E.  B. 
L.jw  John,  4!"  C    urn  n  i  d 
Lunt  Jaroti  K.  !>-    W.-'.-ier.  E.  B. 
MartlnEibridgeG.15dWebster,EJi. 


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M« Field  J.  A.  G.  l"o  Wehster.E.B. 
MeFiehl  W.  \v.r»i  Webster,  E.B. 
S'ash  Alfred.  :  1'hipi  s  place 
PI  illii  i  Sorton  W.til  Unity  [E.B. 
i'.<"  1  Max wi;ll,  Sturtevant  House, 
lliihardson    John,     Charter    ::eur 


Jeilries 
Tr.-m,  re  B.  B.57  Salem 
Willi  nnson  Geo.  W.,  L'nityct. 
W  !soa  Ji  mes,  Wi  Webster.  E.  B. 
W  il»on  Jutm.  :i."  Webster  E.  B. 

B*lane*. 
Fuller  C.  18  Causeway  [Brattle 

Multifonn  M  -uldir.jr'Plane  Co.  41 
Sevens  Jin.  ii4  Mcrrimac 
Tileston  T.  73  tlLirr>>:.in  avprine 
I*litnlnn;    Machine    Man. 
Grav-jfe  \\  ooris.ijii  Sudhur^-  &  First, 
Myers  Jeremiah, :  <i\  Federal 
WWburyJ.  A.  6'.*  Sudbury   . 
R*la«ter  Jmaire  Sinkers. 
Cicchi&  Garev-.iiO  School 
Gariboldi  Pieiro.  Frankiin.cWash. 
Podesta  Stephen,  l'J  Green 

3*luijiJ>er«i. 
Allen  Nathaniel  M. »;  Richards  bl'k. 
Baird  George.  K  Cambridge 
Bennett  William,  «7«  Wash,  [shire 
Bothamly  GeorsreS  Son.  44  Devon- 
Buckley  J.  T.Hi  Brattle    {seead- 

vertis,  ,ient.p.  W) 
Clarke  John.  !  Stoddard 
O  fey  Jos,  ph&  Co.  --  Wash. 
Cordwell  K.  H.  &  Co.  1  Burrett 
L".<  ',.■■>■  B.  P.  :;.-,  Scho.l.c  Province 
Durtee  J.  13  City  Hull  ave. 
l)utfee  &  Hartnett,  t>3  Ilawley 
Fessenden  A.,  Boylston  m't 
Kent  &  Smith,  -11     Milk 
Lang  Martin,  .  ''  i  ongress 
Learnard  *v  I'o'i.'.'d.  :.:>  L'evonshire 
Locke  &  Holt,  14  Howard 
Lockwood  fc  Lumb ,4>T  School 
Lowell  K.  M.  I':     ::        :   •  ■    •• 
Maekie  David  ,Ei;:;    Washington 
Madden  iilickcv.  So  W  islv 
M::rshal!   Albert  "G.  .7  W.Dedham 
McCarthv  i  Chambers,4Bovlston 
McN"ai!y".L  •_'::-  Federal 
Miller  A  Higgins,  4i',  Meridian 
JliiU  William,  -J3  Devonshire 
Pearce  William, 4  Cornhiil  c:.    (sue 

Pi  .'.  t  l|  &  Winn, 4H  Merrimac 
Putter  A.  D.  :'-  Dock  sq. 
Reilcy  M.SitRich  nond 
Richardson  .T.  T.  1j^  Cambridge 
Roberts  W.  R.  51(3  Wasliington 
Ross  P.  91  Beach 

Stewart  S.  B.  basement  233  Wash. 
Trainer  &  Crentied,  S-  Devoiishite 
W;,r<li  Connealv,  2  Bedford 
Waters  Ebene.-er.  VV,  Endieott 
White  F.  A.  7^;  Washimrton 
Zane  Joseph  &  Co.  101)  Court 

Pocketbovk    Makers. 
Bates  Sc  Co.  _r.-j  Washington 
Kihlgreen  C.  A.  4  N'ort'oLk  av. 
Nutie  E.  33  School 
Smith  S.  J.  H.  •_•!.-.  Washington 
Stroelin  Julius,  lo7  Washitigton 
Vreeland  J.  4  Cornhiil  court 
Poitalile    Gas   Appara- 
tus. 
Walker   S.  II.  &  51.  C.  &  Co.  2*3 
Tremi  i.t 

Porter,  Ale  sintl  Cider. 
Berry  C.  HH)2  Washington 
Burt  I",  i  Co.  14>  Commercial 
C&rruth  D.  J.  ."1  Blacksione 
Conrov  Thomas,  135  Fulton 

I  .     hanks  .t  Beard,  Howard  Ath. 
Gallon  .i.  IE,")  School 

Kent  John,  23  Haverhill 
!    Lawrence.  Wilh.im.  •'■«  Courtsq. 
'    V  uinmerJ.  P.  !iy  Washington 
I    !'■:.:. ~.\  J.  II.  I'-  Cambr  Asa 

Ka;.  mi.nd  P.  11.  i  1  Court,  (cellar) 

K«   o!  M.   l>.  1;;,  fulton 
i       .    -    '.  i'.-.:;'<  K.4  :  India 
Rohinson.  Wi'sou  u  Lcsrallcb,  102 
>     i.:  iry  '     [North 

Taylor  ..'.  .t  Sons.  26<J  Comm.  &   -7 
W«t.i«  w.  .\.  &  Co.  20  HaverhiU 
Webber  Wm.  W.4i  Broad 

I*orl   U'ai-iletis. 
::■•;■-:;.:...  umvrcial 

II  ■    -    ■•     lis.  Di-l  ,»mmi  rcial 
Lin.   >ln  Charlv*.  l:«  Commercial 
Paine  J   !m  A.  '  »)  <  ommeruial 
Suule  Bivluir  l.  l  .0  Commercial 
PotAth,  E»*:iri  A«h,Sal- 

eratim,  etc. 
Babbitt  B.-nj.   l.  •>  In  lia 
I      imbi  din  E  Iwurd,  5  India 
Dyer*  Co  •_;  Eastern  avenue 
ii.KAriia  Sinion  .v  Sou.  8  India 


Printer*. 
Allen  B.  F.  l«i  Washington 
Allen  Charles,  22  Court 
Batch  Ed.  L.34  School, (music) 
Banc  Jacob  N.  HI  Cornhiil    [  tips) 
Barton  G.L.D.  W  Franklin  av.(hat 
Bazin  a  Chandti  r,  37  Cornhiil 
Deals,  Greene  &Co.  40  ft 42  Cong. 
l',.ni<-  Wiliiimi.  x  Cnnri'"  sqnare 
!  I   ke  S.  K.  1--  Washlneton 
Brazier  Von.  II.  142  Washington 
Butts  Chas.  'I.  -  S«  hool 
Butts  T.  R.  -.'  S,  hool,  cor.  Wash. 
Calkins  &  McAvoy,  2-JOi  Wash. 
Carter  T.  H.SWat  r 
Chi  holm  John  B.  12  Water 
Chism  Sam'l,  Franklin,  c.  Hawley 
Clanp  David,  over  1S4  Washington 
Clanp  W.  W.  jr.  2o  Franklin. 
Ci  b'h  Samuel'T  45  Cornhiil 
Cool  il   ■   George,  16  Devonshire 
Crosby  Charles  H.  3  Water    (see 

,1  .    '-  '  '-"r.r.'it.  ji.  1") 

Cross  R.  A.  IWWash. 

Damrell  -^   Moore,  16  Devonshire 

(sec  OHiivrtitnuenl,  p.  16) 
Davis  ft  Farmer.  IS  Exchange 
Drummond  William  S.  32  tVash. 
Putt(  .1  H^nrv  W.  i  Co.  33  Cong. 
EastbumJohn  II.  14  State 
Edwards  K.  M.  12f!  Congress 
Elder  William.  6fl  Leveret 
Emtis  0.  W.  1(4  Washin.aton 
Evansft  Co.l52Wash.  [2  Sprmgla. 
Farwell  J.  E.  &Co.32  Congressand 
Farwells  &  Forrest,  5  Lindall 
Ford  D.  S-i  Co.  22  School 
Foster  &  Grcenoush.  5  W  ater 
Goodn  i-w  W.  E.  117  Hanover 
Hall  J  dm  B.  32  Congress 
Hall  William  A.  22  School 
Hallworth  Joseph  L.  37  Wash. 
Hamlin  C.  B.  131   Hanover 
Haskell  A.  W.  4  Washington 
Elewes  John  M.  81  Cornnul 
Hoffman  M.  24  Congress 
Holland  ft  Mottit.  16  Franklm 
Hollisft  Gunn,4I  Congress 
i-Iowe  W.  St  E.  31)  Merchants  rovr 
Hutchinson  W.H.  128  Wash.    . 
Kidtder  \i. dro-.v  B.  >:'.  School(rnusic) 
].■•:!) !>  E.  R.  &  Brother,  96  Court 
Learned,  Tompson  i  Co.  43  Com  I 
Marvin  T.  R.  42  Congress 
Mclnti  e  S:  Moulton,  42  Congress 
Mead  Charles  C  Vd  Wash. 
Mitchell  E.  L.  43  Com'l 
Moodv  C.C.  P.  52  Wash. 
Moore*E.N.&  Co.l Water 
Mudge  Alfred  .1-  S  >n.  "A  Sctiool 
Noyes  George.  36 . Kilby 
PlumerJ.P.eWdlmmsconrt 
Prentiss   Sawver  i-  Co.  10  Water 
Rand  Geo.  C.  &  Avery,  3  Cornhiil 
Riplev  &  Co.  15  Congress 
Roberts  B.  F.  Jr. 103  Court 
Searie  Frederick  A-  4  Howard 
Smith  Thomas  J.  M.  IS  School 
Smith  Wm.  H.  32  School 
SnoonerJ.  S.  251  Washington 
Stacy  &  Ri  ''  "•■  U   n    11  Milk 

ThaveT  S.  0.526  Was  linaton 
Torfey  Joseph  G.  32  Congress 
Towns-end  H-  G.  14  Marshall 
Tric-gs  G.  W.  15  Harvard  place 
Tut  tie  H.  11.21  School  [E.B. 

Tyler  ft  Blnnchard,  Winthrop  but, 
Watson  Georet:  B.  25  Doanc 
Whiti  Wm.  fSpringlane   (tee  ad- 

"Wilson  '   I  n  ft  Son,  22  School 
Wright  A.  J.  1  Spring  lane 
V  vm  m  William  E.  1'.  Water 
Ye'rrinto'n  J.  J>.  ft  Sou,  21  Cornliill 

<  Cop,  ?rrl»le.) 
\ndi-ews  ('.  I).  116  Washington 
Bradford  Ii.  L  ft  Co.  2^1  Wash. 
C,  isbv  Chas.  H.  3  Water 
DanUds  J.  II.  110  Washington 
Dearborn  N.  S.  24  School    (o?e  cul- 

ve>tiaeme>it,p.  2) 
French  G    R.  257  Washington 
Mdl.  r  W.  M.  2t'4  Wash. 
Sprinters*  Ink  I>ealers. 
Bos:,  n  Type  Foundry,  6  Spring  la. 
D  •!.•>:  I  W.  C.  3  Spring  lane  (manf.) 
FlagcJ.  D.  11  Water 
Hobart  ft  Bobbins.  66  Congress 
Morrill  A  Son.  [i  Water 
PhelusS  Dahon.52  Washington 
Printer^  t'omwoultiou 
£2<>ller*. 
Holmes  J.  11  Sprina  lone 
Hurlov  Jeremiah,  1!\  Water 
Pratt  Si  Co.  12  Spring  laria 
Sloan  .1.  '•  Sprini;  lane 

Printing:  Pre*«e*. 
Bailev  F.  L.  :■-  W„shin2ton 
Boston  Tvp*  Foundrv.6  Spring  la. 
Hobart  &'Kobbins,6tfCorgress 
Lowe  Printina  Press  Co.  144  Wash. 
Phelps  .t   Dalton,  52  Woshiugti  a 
(-ct  advertusment,p.  11) 


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I*ro-.lnce.                       Clark 

L.  C.  i-^O  Harrison  ave. 

Abbot  &  Small,  55  Commercial          ] 

Clar 

c  Xutlian,  '.'i  Court 

Ad  i-ii;  C.  H.  ft  C  >.  29  Coi  imercial   ' 

CI  11 

<  Win.  I-  Chainoers 

A  lams  John, S)  >•  .mmercial 

,      ■• 

1).  F.      C<>.  S-.-7  Wa  h. 

Allen  Joseph,  v!  Fa  i-.-uil  Hail 

c 

John, :.;.'  Br<>adway 

Bailout  Hibbard.jl  Fan.  Hall  sq. 

Coo 

dse  E.  I.1!  Charles 

Barrett  11.  !!.  s  Co.  s  5.  M  irket 

l   1 

._•.•  '!'.  l-.r'.  Charles 

Ba.-ti.-tt  .J.  \V.  .v  Co.  .•..;(;:. .uha.ni 

Cop* 

land  M.  W. \:,->  Cambri  Ige 

Barilectu.  VV.  I.>;  Blackstone 

Cow 

lin  B.  F.,  Beungc'n.e.Crielsca 

B      J  if.  M. *  Co.  l.JU  Lincoln 

Cr»\ 

•ell  ft  Parow    lid  Leverett 

J!   Iknan  A.rf  I  ull  >n 

•■  ingi  1  ihn  S  •  ■".  I, cor.  A 

15.  i  :i  .....  Wine  .  ft  C  ■  .  12  Clinton    ; 

r.\.l»..W.i     litre,  n.  Pink'y 

Bennett,  Darting  ft  Co.  ID  N.Markel   ! 

Cutl 

:r  Gi    .  1M  Sal   in 

Bent  S.  S.  250  Commercial 

Dali 

v  Mai  u  lii,    1  .'.•  I 

Bentou  ft  Caverlv   "  North  Market 

Dav 

dson  !':•  em  m,74  Fourth 

Birehard  E.  A.  ft  Jo.  J2  City  whf.    i 

Day 

Nelson, C)  Harrison  ave. 

Blake  ;■;.  fcl.  )r  Commercial 

1  li  a 

ic  «  .  S.,  Essex,  c.  Columbia 

Bow-on  O.  £.  -J-'  Wash. 

Doe 

ft  S  ,.  .-•   it,  I'rem't.  c.  Pleasant 

Bradbury,  Veazie  ft  Co.  49  Com'l 
Burrows  .v  Taylor,  64  Commercial 

Don 

Doc 

rlass  ::.  H.',  Beach,  c.  Hudson 

Butterfield  A.  B.&  Co.."*  Comm'l 

;>• 

toft  Br  iwn.  1  ■  Bedti  ..I 

Coffin  X.  H.  liCity  wharf 

Dud 

ley  S.  W.  7m  Washington 

Davis  ft  Priest,  I  North  .Market 
J> .-.-  B.  L.   '  •'.  B.  ic  cstone 

eston  l-  14.5  Harrison  ive. 
ish  A.   1'..  Grei  q.  c.  Gouch 

Delano  •).  K/&  Co.  -")  City  whf. 

lish  X.  F.  17.'  North 

Doibv  Hubbard,  I"  Mi  rciiants  -ow 

•■:  A.  M.  :.-.>  Washington 

Doty;  Draper  &  Co.  US  Blackstone 
Drew  A.  E.SBatterman  bl'k 
Edwards  Albert,l9  FaneuUHallaq. 

Fav 

Fill 

Peter,  IM  Shawmutave. 
•orown  J.  R.  ft  Co.ii.M  Wash. 

Fitz 

gerald  J.,  Havre,  c.  Decatur 

Edwards  It.  S.  3  X.  Market 

Fos 

er  A.  A.  ft  Co.  4.'  Howard 

Ellis  A.  P.  &  C.  94  Buck-.-tone 

Y  is 

cr  Christopher.  Liverpool  wf. 

Ellis  David  8:  Co.  :j  M  ;rchants  row 

er  Henrv.  l'J.">  Hanover 

Fogg  J  sse,9  X.  Via    :et 

Fos 

etWm.l'U  Son,  agts.lli!  Court 

Foster  <.  Wilkin*.  1:.'  Blackstone 
Gove  C.  fc  C  ■.  .-:  i      nmereial 

Fox 
Fox 

J.  !  '  Salem 

Martin,  Vi>i  Dorchester ava. 

Griswold  ScWl  im.  v,  :7  Mereh.row 

Frit 

ndlech  Joseph,  87  Pleasant 
t&   Chamberlin,  174  Federal 

11  imbit   i  B.  :;.  i     '     m:  lereial 

Fro 

Hardin  *  J.  V.  151  C  immereial 

(,,, 

:  Ceo.  >.).  \^  S:rv,v-i;:utav-e. 

Harrington  A-  J. '4 1  X.  Market 

!'" 

isonJ.  11.  Ii:  Cambridge 

Hutch,   •-  yroanft  Co.  34  Broad 
HaydenJosep&.SJ  North  Mark  t 
Ii.ek-  ft  Hathaway,. *i  Commerce 
llildrcth.  Geo.  v.    l-*5  Dorch.  ave. 

Gai 

.•-•nd  James,  17 i  Beach 
enCummings,  W72  Wash, 
is  .,i  Wdliaui  U.  1»>1  Salem 

dale  H.  L.,  Sooth,  cor.  Essex 

Hinckley,  Paine  ft  Co.  1  F.  H.  sq. 

G01 

dwin  Wui.:J5  Bro  libel  t 

Hobbs  ./.  S.  ft  Co.  V.  LSeuch 

(;.., 

k.  .      .-''.o.lde.r,  ::7n  Comm'l 

11  >rton  Win ..94  Blackstone 

i!  ii 

11  K.  F.  ft  X.  W.  JOSumiier 

Hunter  Win.  9  Merchants  row 

Hai 

.  D.  T.  11  Southac 

Huntlej  R.0.1  Blackstone 
Keycs  Amos,  24  Fane  oil  Hail  sq. 
Kimba  1  C  larles.  1    (    ira  nercial 

Hu\ 

nes  Chark-s,  L->S  Pleasant 

Hei 

nessev  .M..  C  ilonv,  c.  Swan 

t    He 

rick  S«"amue;,    •:  Carver 

Kin?,  Hoi  e  .-  ft  Co.  •:■•  Biaekstoae 

■■   ■ ' S             ■    .'  Leveret,  and 

Lamson  J.  .*  J.  F.  83  X.  Market 

I     .  H     Ibury,  e.  Friend 

Locke  ft  Hurd,  ll>J  Blackstone 
LovejoyS.A.ftA.W*liTState 

■    1!  South  Market 

Matthews  \V.  H.ft  Co.  37  N.Mark't 

McElroy  J.  J.:  F.  H.  sq. 

Meloon  ft  Chapin,  4S  Blackstone 

Meriain  P.  K.  &  Co.  !  1  So.  Market 

i    H  " 

"c  ,, '".';'  '"'  "         . '  "  '"  '  ",'1f 

Miller  Geo.  X.  •_'  X.  E.  block 
Miller  St  Tucker,  1  S.  Market 

Ho 

ve  George  H.  7  Blossom 

Muliov  John,  l.v;  Blackstone 

Ho 

ve  W.B.-;-jJ  Tremont 

Murphv  G-.iCo.18  Morch.  row 
X  »ves  Geo.  X.  ad,  il  i  Line  An 
Park..-  ft  Goodwin, 25  X.  Market 

Uvr.es  faencs.  •>'  c>econ  1 
Kendall  &  Jordon. :  .'4  v\  ushington 
Kenorson  Wm.  W.  ai  Myrtle 

Barker  ft  VV,.,Hlt;i;m,  •>;  Brattle 
■('...l.-,..  j.\  L$.  v-.i  Faneuil  Hail  so. 

1    Ki- 

iney  x  i_o.  i«  ht^^i 
lb.iil  A.  '£1  Webster,  E.  B. 

i-.  ;,"     •"  Bryant,  14  F.  H.  sq.  '    ' 
Place  S.  M.  ft  •.  >■  I.  M   r  h   row 
Putnam,  Hall  &  Brown,  Ht>  Black- 

Lit 

<i    CruJ'unt,  -!  i.)  HanoS    r 

L,it 

htieUl  W.  D.  ft  C   .     J  t:  .  ,  iver 

i    Ki, 

1     Sl-: 

ssburv  Win.  C.  i  Sh-awiiisit  av. 

.  ■  ib'i    v.  uv:  i*:i  ■  t 

Bandl.  P.  20  N.  Market 

Mc 

\      ■■.  \  .  ,\  : .  r.  1  Prince 

R<  ed  Hansom,  t  Chatham  row 
Robinson  Vf.Si  Chatham     [North 
Rockwell,    Hiaicy   ft   Garland,  4-1 

i    Mc 
Mi 

1    Mi 

Coy  licur.",  t!17  Bro.i.iway 
ler.A.  C.  -ill  Hanover 
chell  ft  Co.  i-'J  Tremont 
•-  ■  «  ■   ides,  !X  Sdem 
rse  P.  r!  <\  0.  '■  C     .■  01  i 

■  lion   K    r/_  rifOS  W;>M.n,''.m 

Ku«-ll>:  Wi:i.:v,  IF,  Mereh.  row 

1    Mi 

Sanborn  C.&  Co.  '>S  "Blackstone 

?}' 

W.  D    '  iam 
s  W.  Dedham 


Tisdale  6  Dodge,  1  ■ 
Towns,  nd  it  Curtis, 

Turtle  Joseph  V\  .ft  i 

%\';,'!k''r>'o',U'iiC,o 

;:i  l 

Wcl      r      1  Geo.:>!  > 

Wo<Jd  Si.  F.:;_'  S.  M 

■Woodward, ;Huds  .-.: 

ft  C 

Woods  Wm.  S  Batte 

-Mian 

Wright  ft  W  hi  tcumb 

Yeaumft  K  lt»    1. 

1'rovhion   £ 

St- a 

Alien  S.  W.  .o7  Fed 

,al 

Andrews  A.-3»Scho 

•  ! 

Barnard  Geo.  L.U-J  L 

3111b 

Barttett  Lemuel,  Sh 

i  '.V  1 1 1 

Bean  Laiah  X.  --i  L 

Bean  ft  MiUer.4J  Bi 

l; .:..  ..-.  V.   u..llu  U 

1       .      •■  W.  K.   .•  L 

B    1  ■    \  ah,  si.i  \l.  - 

Uoran  Nkhoias,  -  i' 

B   yden  X.  K.  ft  Co. 

Bri.U'e  IF-r.'.a.ui,  ..; 

Br.iitoecj.aX.,  S«u 

tU'.-r 

Brtiwn  ft   U  -n!iv>:. 

,    T< 

Bur^fss   ft   Taibut, 

Mvr 

Marki : 

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J.5 

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^kuiiutMitts  W.  It.  !■•;  Cantbr 

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;tacku»le  .S.  A.  -i  Fo  srth 

tacy  J.  ::..■;  Cambri  ;.-; 

tarrll.  C.W  Bro«dway 


Stevens  ft  Goodwin.  66  Poplar    fst 
Stevens  C.  T., Nortrx so.  c.  Sunct. 
Stevens  X  ith'l  F.  7151  Tremont 
Stowed  S.  VM  Leveret 
Sumner  Churl.--  H.  -V.  Bromfield 
Swallow  J.,  Th,  c'uer,c.Charlesi  u 
Sweetser  &  Stuimway,  ">!  Wash. 
:    :     u  :  1  .  I :  .  1 ,  ■■  .  •..:.  Southac 
Tapfin  Geo.  W.,C  mse'y,  c.  Merr. 
T;  ilor  (  I1.1  I,    .  1!7  1;   [block,  E.B. 
Tavlor  J.  G.  ft  D.  C.  L  Wiuthrop 
Thackray  H.  nrv,  I  >7  Pleasant 
Tilden  Nelson  H.  .1 1  Broadway 
Thomas  W.  K.7:;  Wash. 
TowleC.  A.  I*'  Harrison  ave. 
Towle  Henrv,  H61  Wushin  ■;  n 
Treadwcll  W.  11.  H.  M.  -:■■  Trem. 
L'pton  Reuben  A.  \M  Spriugrield 
\  flea  J.  (W  Cambridge 
Wait  Gilbert,  Wash.  Market 
Walkei    .   ' ..  WS  i  rieuf]  c.Travers 
Welch  ft  Buxton,  Uudson,  c.  Oak 
West  ft  Dunbar,  Chelsea,  e.  Porter 
Williams  Georce,  Pinckney,c.  Joy 
Williams  W.  4j-.i  Broadway 
V/irth  Geo.  2  Con. Ion 
Woods  Wm.  8  Batterman  block 
V  •  1  ii .'  M.  jr.  ..>,  Sumner,  c.  Loudon 

Baldwin  J.  W.  t!4  City  wharf 
Burroush  ft  Knight,  4*  Commer'I 
'Curtis  Wm.  S.  Si  s.  Market 
Dudli  v  ft  Parker,  1  "■  City  v.  harf 
Eihs  Warren  ft  Son,:J  So.  .Market 
Fav  Harrison,  1.5  Commercial 
Fishers  ft  Chapin,  19  S.  Market 
Foote  Clias.  C.  ScO.--9  X.  .Market 
Hart,Baldwinft  Botume.lU  City  wf. 
Hovey  A.  H.  ft  Co.  ]«  City  whf. 
Jacobs  A.  ft  A.  15  ft  17  Citv  wharf 
Jacobs  U.  ft  Son,   10  S.  Market 
Kingsley  C.  W.  ft  Co.  30  City  whf. 
Knisrin  re  Mclntire,  17  Coinniercial 
Lane  Cliurles  ft  Co.  19  City  wharf 
Leland  T.  J.  ft  Co.  17  S.  Market 
Mansur  S.  8  South  Market 
Paige  D.  A.  L'S  Mercininta  row 
Parker  R.  J.  il  City  wharf 
reran  X.  20  C  Lev  wharf 
Pool  B.  B.  ft  Co"  27  South  Market 
Potter  ft  Demmon,  ^s  City  wharf 
Puisifer  W.  II.  1  City  wharf 
Pulsifer    ft  Payson,  1    City   wharf 

ft  I'.il  Albany 
Raymond  I'rancis.  31  X".  Market 
Rice  W.  ft  B..  b'  Commerce  ami  S3 

City  wharf 
Roberts  J.  VV.  ft  Co.  9  So.  Market 
Robinson  Orren,  17  So,  Market 
Robinson  Wallace  F.  ft  Co.  :'J  So. 

Market  . 
Stone  ft  Eldredge,  31  So.  Market 
Utiey,  Boy  11  ton  .v-  Pickett.  KCoin'l 
Wetherbee  L.  ^(3  Citv  wharf 
Winchester  E.A.  ft  W.1-;  S.  Market 
Worster,  Dupeeft  Co.  i.°,  S.  Market 

a»»s>>!i<;  filouses. 
Adams,— ■■■'.  1  \'.  ash.,D.  Chamberlin 
A!I.en,c,-Cai!sewuv,r.op...,ite  K.  K. 

1L depot,  Wini  Blalte 
American,—.'.!.;  Hanover,  Lew-.Rica 
Atlantic,— 91  and  97  Sudbury,  Jas. 

Connor 

Belmont,— Webster,  E.  B.,  Warren 

Jeuness  [ton  place 

Ben  Franklin,— P.  Barker,  a  Mor- 

Bite  Tavern,— Id  F.  11.  sq.,  J.  31. 

BroinJield,— Bromfield,  S.  Crockett 
Buflalo,— WJ  Lincoln,  J.  Merritt 
Central,— 9  Brattle  sq.,  T.  A.  Am- 
brose- 
City,— Brattle,  Conant  ft  Gray 
City    Point    Hotel,— A.    Gorhiim, 

City  Point,  S.  B. 
Commercial,— £0  Causewar,  A.  D. 
Pattee&Son  111.  Smith 

Commercial  Rooms,— S  Lindall.J. 
Concert  Hull,— Court,  e.  Hifnover 
Coolidge,— Bowdoiu    sq.,     .J.    W. 
Barton  [Youns 


•H:i 


-Cornhillc 

,-,—  S7J  w 


•  Portland,  E.  E. 
>n  avenue,  cor. 


Be  ieh,  E.  V.  Wi 
Franklin,— -J4  North,  J.  Martin 
Gernur,  Co:i:-e.-I.V,i'lea-  II.  I'i  ■  f 
tii bbs',— 15  Courtsq.  11.  I  ii  iulej 
Glendim.-4'il  ChvUea.  F.  U. 
Globe,— 4*12  Hauover,  S.  C.  Brook* 
Hancock,— Corn  ct.,  J-  A.  Dui  -m 
Havward's,— Kneeland,  c.   Souih, 

H.  A.  I  lav  ward 

Eleustis  Hoiwe,— Western  ave. 


2S6 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Hotel  Ftdham,— Boylston,  c.  Tre- 

m  >nt,  i'.  Su:livan 
It  .,,..,_  ,:  v   •  ■.,.  ;•:,  ,.  R.,ed 

U  ■  i  ■:  --_:■  i  ■  .  ■ 
Irvi  ,.•._ .-_  Line  .'in,  C.  .\f.  [-Toward 
Jk'ifcrson.—  W  North,  Midi.  J.  Flat- 
lev  [tk-.iold 
Littleneld,— IOSudhury,  E.  I  .  Lit- 
Ma;  =  ,:.-!>!  il-.m  r,  F.  f).  \i  .  , 
\[  .,:,,,  v.  [;,,-  .|  _.■;].,  ..,-.  ,j.\j  , 
■    .-•  North  s(;..X.  il;t:nil;     i 

M  :    •   '  ''.v.',-  L-.'l    \Vuci-d.i:-    !!    .'       !:l 

V.-  Parks  [iC   ruing 


M 


Marsh  ill,  Wads  worth 
;,  —  Endieott,  c.  Cross, 

P  ter  Dillon,  47  Port- 


M  Tftiui 

ilrrcha 

if,..'  . 

Mercha 

Merriru 

J  i.-nes 

sts    Exchange, -25  Portl'd 

Do.  !■  .-    [Epliraim  Haves 

its'.-r.     C;i.i:,^     -venue 

ic,— Merrimac,  cor.  Friend 

!..  I !   n  51  "■ 

Miilik.  ; 
Nations 

•s'llote),  Norfolk  avenue 

'>  M  ..>'"  ington 

.—  B!  i  kstbne,  our.   Cross 

NewEti 
Norther 

riand.-26  Clinton,    0.  11. 

ton  &  r" 

l     House,  -  1    North,    J. 

0!d  Co 

ny,— South,  corner  Knee- 

land,  Patrick  Holly 
Old  Fenno,— 3  Province.  T.  II.  Pike 
Parker,- School.  Parker  ft  Mills 

Va;Vs.— 7  Central  Ct. 

Pavi I.-.-.,-:,!  Trei t  [Dow 

Pavilio  !.-  :.-:)  Hanover,  Amos  H. 
Pearl  Street,— Pearl,  corner  Milk 

Keniston  &  Thompson 
Pfi^'s.-lv.  Plea?.:n't.  Mrs.  K.Pfafr 
Qui.ocy,-"- 1  Brattles     ar  .A.  Los» 
Quincj     Market     House,  -45    N. 

Market,  Coloath  ft  Tenney 
Railroad,— Lowell,    cor.    Brighton, 

William  Eddy  [P.  Stevens 

Pee-ere,  — Bowdoin  .«q.  <:.  Buliir.eh, 
Richmond,— 44  Richmond,  A.  5. 

Clark  [O-Chanj 

Sailors'  Home,— i-f'Pnrehn^-,  ■<  <  .n 
Sewall,—  3  Sewall  ph.  J.  Fisher 
Shades,— SCorahillct.  A.  r.  Read- 

h  •■■.'! 
Southern   House,— 8S7   Wash.,  A. 

Hathaway 
Stackpole,— 40  Milk,  Wm.    Stom 
St.  Charles,— .5(1  Lincoln,  W.  I.:  -  m 
Sturtevaut,— Maverick  sq.,  H.G      - 

S  itfMk,— 11    Morton  place 
Traders.— 73  Fourth.  B.  J.  Merrill 
Tremont, — Truro  mt.  Par.  Steve  is 
T.d-Mountain.-345Hanover,K.W. 

Freeman  ft  Son 
Union,— .14  Fleet,  M.  M.  Emerald 
United  States,— Beach,  e. Lincoln, 

Wm.  11.  >   ooner 
W:iv!:i  :!r  •!..'- P.  C  aiins,3  Fh  ?t 
Wa>'.::.'  i-t  -n    House,— 1185   Wash., 


W 


da,  £. 


Wut- 


Webster,— SS2  Hanover,  J.  E.  Mor- 
rill [J.  G.  Chandler 
Webster, — Sumner,  ■:.  Pari.-..  E.  B., 
Western  —114  Cambridge,  E.  it. 
Doolittle  [mont 
Whitney's— G4  Line-in.  Wm.Beau- 
Wd.J.  j',—4o  Elm,  W.  Merritt 
Winthrop,— Fremont,  c.  Boylston, 

I.  II.  Silsbv 
Worcester  Exch'fte,— 66  Kneeland, 
cor.  Albany,  Wm.  A.  Shaw 
Pumps. 
R.   i  basement  City  Ex- 


Bi  :s 

Can 

(-<e 

Edn 


ips,  i:>2ComraT 


T  Doane 

■!<  sq. 


E*ujup«fc  Block  Maker 

BasuaU  ft  Loud,  21!  Fulton 

(  lia.pi    jn  N.,  Brown  &  Lov,  ll'g'w 

I)--  imrst  Wm.  ^:  ('.  tomer-  .  ii 
F.-.;  ,  •■  .  L'.v  ■...  "J  Ic.  lin  whari 
Furnas  IS.  ■?!  <  .    ..„.   rcia! 

i;  ,   ,.     .   ■     .  .  a  .'*;  •.■■ .  »•(■.  f.  i 

Ji  •?,  :i  -•.,..•  ;  j.-.::H  Coiirui.  r    .i 

Tao::M^     i  V\   !.%4  i!r-.i  1 

pcirceJ  ma.  -  W  Cvitim5]  &  17  i..- 

ern  avenue  [Broa 

Slicltojj  T.  J..  Liverpool  whf,  ■£ 

l*yrote<*ltnI»tM. 
ftovei  ■!  •' '•■  •   i     -  ii ■»  Was: 

liaHroad  Sui»pller*. 
Holt.  Bridges  v  Co.  "•  W  iter 
I.  ■•  ^  ii,-, :.•  ,->•  hi,  '•  Niles  block 
WiliiamsA  Piwe,  44  Water 


Rattans,  Ac. 

"  irling  I     '•'■'    151  Water,    (worker; 
"'  :'  Ii   J.   Ji.  .v  Co.  3  Chambeis, 

(worker! 
v\  aitcnelu  C.  ■>.'  Commercial 

.  JSeiidln;;  Kooms. 
Marine.*!  - 

Merchants' Exhange,  53  State 
ICectl/ierK. 

Patten  James  &  Co.  :15  Fulton 
iSefoiiior*  tfe  Packers  ot 

I>i'y  CjJ  (»«<;>;. 
Robinson  &  I7pham,  8  Bath 
SCestaiirants,  etc. 

Alexander  W.  :.':  i  i '..mover   [ment 

And.  rson  Francis, L!  Howardfbase- 

Anderson  J.  L.  _li  Conunerctal 

A  kinson  &  Palmer,  Fau.  Hall  bid. 

BadzerO.  H.M  Brattle 

BaiU-y  Lemuel  S.  ft  Co.  94  Lincoln 

Baldwin  J.  !.'4  Meri  liau 

Baldwin. kr.  \J\  Kneeland 

Barr  \\  V..:-i  tluverhdl 

Bat  h  Her  ll.sr-jj  Washington 

Beeton  J. '.«;  Cami.ri:'.- 

Bennett  K.  S  4.7  Commercial 

B        :       ■  J.  i:jS.KU:  Market 

Bowen  Charles,  ;:n  Brattle 

Brndshaw  ft  Co.  !  IJ  Fan.  H.Market 

Brijrham  P.  B.  W  Court 

l>r  zhv.n  ll.  B    !.:•;  Curt 

Br  -oksO.  H.iioC-irttlOCIWash. 

Brown  II.  11.  TJ  Ein^non 

Brown  S.  L.  27;t  Hanover 

Brownriar^Ji'hn,    VH  Commercial 

Bruce  I.  Ii     Commercial 

i    i  i  on  -v  Phinnev,37  X.  Market 

Cainph   !!  A.K.  i  Cc  HWH-on  lane 

Campbell  J.  \r,  \.,rth  Market 

Chandler  C.  X.  '.■  Water 

Chase  F.J.,  Sudbury,  c.  Friend 

Coukley  Charles,  3-1  Federal 

Cole  ,<:  Brown,  ! .":  i  'an^ewav 

;     !la     L.  13]  ranklin 

Constant    Wm.,    Simpson's    dock 

(''■wen  K:iTu!:i!i  S.  I.-v)  Broad 

Crurnp  Henry, ^77  Hanover 

Currier  A.  M.  ft  Co.15  N.  Market 

Currier   H.    M.  &  Son,  Merchants 

row,  corner  South  Market 
Drake  Ge  >.  t  rands,  5  Boylston 
HurjH  K..;:C'ii:irl^to.vu 
1  -\j  -i'ii.  ','-',  Bl-ickstoue 

1    v  v  ilv^,  -J  Hoylstoaj 

Fay  J.  X.  9  Frnnkhn  ave. 
Fay  J.  R,  1"  (  oi.-rt  sriuare 
Frost  M.,  Worcester 'Depot 
<j>a!._-  Charles  I),  "tl  Hanover 
George  L.  F.-(".'  Federal 
German  D.  54  Commercial 
C  Ue-  C.  r.  ;Jol  Wash, 

c;  <   ;  :•>>.  k..-_-  ii..,.  -..•■ 


liasiei    (.}.,  ■;■..!'.:  :rce 
Hartford  1.?.  Ii.  or  Causeway 
IL-nrv  &  Whiimaii.  M  Court 
Hixon  A  Jeuneis,  I  ,    Fan.  Hall  sq. 
1:     .per  Kiias.  J  S  Commer.  ia] 
Howard  J.  U'.i  Merrimac 
Hiiu'gins  C.  M-  I-'  ilaverhill 
Humphrey  i  Ejierton,  ^i  Faneuil 

Hal!  Market  (    diarj 
[]  •  itii      i  W  dk.  r,  IrtGomm'l 
11usm-%  .la:::.-.-.  Li-dall 
JacolM  J.  B.*  Co.  IM  Frank  in 
JamesoniKic!  arifs.in.lSpring  lane 

Jcwett  1..-H     :t. 

Joh.-.-.n  Willi      :..■-■  -:.*r:d  wt. 
J.  bitsti-n  F.   \.  :'  V>  .;■■  n  lane 
Jones  A  y    UJi  Ci    nui    rci;  i 
Joi:eS  P.    V.  .:  Bum  it.  ud  i:t. 
Keen  S. :■'.  Sumn'er.  >-i.  B. 
Kendidl  S.  i...  ■<  Cw.Kross  square 
Kimball  Chus.  U.-i  Post  Office  ave. 
KnausGeo.  A.  IliJ  Court 
Koch  Jacob,  :\  i>-  ■  •  ton 
Learin  i  I.  M.  k  d      :  ■'   -./rcss 
Leonanl  *  Co.  Oj  Tremont 
LewisF.  T.  fsK.aU    ■.■  •  ■  r 

'.,    Hri      ti,    '    .-•  II.  P.         i    -:.    IF. OS.. 


M,  rgati  las.  H  .  '■  ■   I    ams  market 

Morse  Si!  '■■.  <il   i  asi.Tii  ave. 
Moulton  !-• ...  ,.'i .  i  Central  court 
NVudi  .:.  F.  :i  LeAis,  E.  B. 
>, ...  v.-o  N.  C.  i  i  i;  ml  • 
N-.cris&  !'.:••■.:  t,  opp.  A  India 
P..       J.  P.  77  \\  ..-!i.  (basement) 
I  :t».-r  ,v  lii:.,o  oek,  :'.  Court  sip 
IV.ir.un  ii.  I. Hi  L'uiou 


Pearson  M.  ft  Co.  118  T'nion 
Perkins  E  ■'■■-.<  ird,  *J  Congress 
Pevey  E.  P.  5"  Court 
Plummer  E.5L«  wis.E.  B.    [Clinton 
Pollard  Win.  P.  P.   Blackstone,  c. 
Pulver  J.  ti.  !ti  Leveret 
Putnam  I).  A.  1!  Henry,  E.  B. 
Roberts  ft   IV-!.  5  Chanee  ave. 
Severance  Nathan  C.  4  Lindall 
Shaw  lr,  ii.  5  Bn  mfield 
Simonda  P.  244  Wasiimcrton 
Smith  A..  Ii.,  Boston  wharf 
Sparks  James,  <;74  Washington 
Stark  Joseph.  4.3  Congress 
Stoddard  &  Co.  80  Futton 
Stone  D.  :n  Sudbury 
Thayer  A.  L.  10  Tremont 
Thompsonj.fi  F.  H.  mar.  (cellar) 
Titcotnb  Stephen,  Boston  wharf 
Tim,- A.  V.r.  I-ii  Broad 
Warren  C.  W.  ft  J.  F.  40  F.  Hall  sq. 
Webber  Geo.  C.  97  Water 
Weisse  P.  Mrs.  '-I  Sudbury 
Wells  C.  F.53  Broad 
\v ,_.,:... p.  x  Atwood,  180  Blackstone 
White  J.  Ill/  Cambridge 
Withered  P.  S.  &  C.  11.133  Hanover 
Worrell  .las.  207  Commercial 
Restorer  «il  it'siintlngs. 
Gear  J,  Vv .  ■■:{  Washington 
Howorth  George,  'J.6  Kneeland 

ISihbons. 
Mann  J.&  Co.-.-j-J  Wash.  &35Trem. 
Mann  J.  H.  244  Washington 

Slice  Mill. 
Parsons  Chas.  E.  1  Sargent's  wf. 

IS.i-Scrs. 

Brewster  W.  M.  ic  Son,  MarTc  wf. 
Bryer  Alexander  K.  293  Comml 
Chessman  Loring,281  Commercial 
Fenlee  Ge.irue,  over  20.5  Comm'I 
Low  F.  i  Co"!,  Union  wiiarf 
MeClennen  Joseph  J.  205  Broad 
Rodney  Wm.  J.,  Aspin.wall's  vdif. 
White  "James  A.  1"<  Foster's  wharf 
Wilsoh&  Bartley,7j  Commercial 

Koolin^. 
Barnes  Luther,  o  Liberty  square 
Boston  Roofing  Co.,  29  Broad 
Clark  Benja!iiin,63  Hawley 
Farquhar  j.  Is  Fast 
Fav   C.  T.  32   Merrimac,  (tin) 
Metropolitan    Roori:.?   Co.,   E.    C. 

Kinsley,  agent,  31  India 
X.  E.Koi.lin'i;  Co.  5  Li  be  rtv  square, 

L.  L.  Wilieutt.  sgent 
Pace  Lenuul,  I  irst,  near  A 
Parker  C.  S.  ft  Son,  5  Liberty  sq.  & 

7:>  Charles  (metal) 
Sargent  J.  A.  447  Tremont 
SutK.ik  A  Middlesex  Mastic  Roofing 

■Co.,  No.  T  Merchants  row 
Thaxtcr  i:  Co.  HO  Washington 
U.  S.  Rooftnar  ft  Cement  Co.,  N.  A. 
Dyar,  agent,  2  Broad 

S^id«Ilery.  {Funcy.) 
Hogg  (.'..  Portland,  <:.  Causeway 
Read  Joseph  S.  15  Tremont  row 
Saddlery   Eisirdv^are. 
Dana.  Ed  ward,  02  Milk 
Lathrbp  ft  Co.  Mi  I  oion 
Loring  W.  NV.  *Co.  4>>  Kilbv 
Mitchell  X.  ft  Sons,    o  KiiL-V 
Nye  .t  Foster,  l2o  Milk  [cress 

Taylor  1L  ft  Co.  74  Milk  ft  70  Con- 

SatVs. 
BigelowM.B.  &  A.Uardy,32  School 
(.see  arlV'jrlisi  hit!'!,    run!  cc  '.'  '  ..'•) 
Denioi  K  ■; .  rts.Causew'y.c.Friend 
Duneklee  J.  .v  j..^  Co.  ~A  Friend 
Edwanls,     Fernuid    &     Kershaw, 

Green,  c.  Pitts 
Hale  Ii.  W.  27  Ilaverhill 
MoTse  F.  R.  I'J Union 
Tdton  &  McFarland,56  Friend 
Wilder  Job.n  r.'.  .'">  Mereliants  row 


iH 


Ann 
Bam 


i  Coinml 
Broad 


Cn."cker&  Otis.2y  Commerci,  i  wf. 
UiI.m:     Si    Lothrop,  'i  T   »!iiit',  i: 
Devereux  J.X.l22CentruI  [4LiComl 
Dunham  J.. SI  Commercial 
Evenlean  at  llooton,  ."  Lewis  whf. 
Friend  &  I). .'diver,  -j.il  Commercial 
(.  iix  Joh  .  *  Co.  27  I  Broad 
Hiivnes  George  A.  »M  Comm'I 
Hutchinson  &  B  .  rill,   d  Comm'I 

Iv<  rs  Hi  II.  M.  1.52  (' mercial 

Kemp  ft  Benson,  'iS  Couiraerci  .1 
Kingman  Ueo.  ft  Co.  '£i  K.  Clinton 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF    BOSTON. 


287 


Lamprell  ft  Marble,  ":,7  Comml 
Lanibi  -:  C.  S.  .v.  7  C  '  :iti  ,  •  :    i! 
•Lo-i.c  ."    Cnshrnjr.    V.  Co  n:ii»rc'al 
L..ri:>7  J..i     .      .-    ,.      ,n        ,;,     ,-,    i 
Martin  Henj.imln  F.  _-|  Comru'l 

M   I-.VIII  .(  IS.   .,  i  tj,  ..!!,:-■:•.■!   li 

Maron  .)■>!■-:  P.  ■!.'.'    •„•:: rv.hr*. 

M'cLuuhiiu  ,;.  L.  .v  K.  H.  14  Citv 
MeMai!  uJ.  H.  v  C  »,  P.  Com'!  wi. 
Miller  Robert.  I'JJ  Broad 
Xortor   !)  ..   .: '.    'n  wharf 


Port 

Port 

Pri.. 

:e&  f. 

Rho 

Sou 

Sou 

:ia  Ird 

Wa) 

rvcr  Ga 

Yale  R.M.  14  CoaHnl,  tfents) 
Siltt  Stores. 

Beat  &  Blake.  45" Long  v* 

Clark  Albert  P.  .Is  State 

H»  brb  ik  Ed ward. "dLong wf. 

M  ■!...■  :s  m  Edward  G.  4-TLou:; 
Oakes  ::.  .v  Co.  •■>  Loan  v.;. 
Oakes  James^^ingwf. 

Toucher  13  trna,  1S4  State 
C'i  ■•  ;'•<  ■<  <jf'6alt. 
Sears  P.  iJS  Broad 

Dodge  P.  -j.  jr.,  Vinal's  wharf 
Sasb  3Zak.ers. 

B.ickumJ.  K.,Trein'fcn 
Colby  Philip  N.  4^1  Fremont" 
Fcclev  Patrick.  40*3  Tremont 
Gray  A.  F.  44  Albany 

K;.efuird>->n  J.  94  I  I  "-i 

Whiti  ii  O.K.  2  Crook  square 

Vr'ooil-   S.    A.    &:    Co.,    Faole'S     Mill. 

First,  n.  E. 

Saw  Maniiia'jturcrs. 

Griffiths  C'.i  iriu-s  .t  Co.  4.3  Congress 

(^,  «,;-.vr//-v-; %  6ac*  otV/r..) 

Heushaw*  Clemsun.Sl  Exchange 


;,!2K 


Parker,  Gannett,  &  Osgood,  47. 59  & 
(Si  Biaekstone    (wo  |!i\p.  ];>> 

8  l-  1 1  ee  Jti.au  ui'actu  rex*. 

Hubbard  J.  C.  701  Washington 

Sewing    >2;u  luiio. 

Big!     pw  L.  A.  W  Fremont 
Bosworth  Sewing  Machine  Co.  3 

Booker  .1.  P.  jr.  ].:  Water    Uee  ad- 

■  "•■•,,-.  11) 
Bradford  E.  t .  4  Beverly 
Brooks  J.  C.  &  Co.  Z>  Han'r    (-re 

adwli.*  wi/if,  (MckcoCd  paye) 
C  ic'k  l.P  linVash. (Ladies' Com- 
panion, Pratt's  patents) 
Dickinson  J.  V.  ITti  Washington 
Guult  Jolin,pJ9  Washington 
Gran  by  H.  E.  17  W  a-duiigton 
Harris  Daniel.  ! ;  Tremont 
Ludd,  Webster  ft  Co.  Essex,  cor. 

Lincoln 
Lam  Hear  E.  P.  54  Court 
Leavitt  &  Co.,  Gore  block,  Green 
Morton  A.  &  Co.  ■  ':;s  Washington 
Nagle  E.  J.  9J  Sudbury 
Quaker  City  Sew'ig  Machine  Co. 

;;j  Hanover 
Stiepard  Calvin,  160  Washington 
Siamsr  I.  M.  a  Co.  r>7  Ham  vei 
Sriekney  M.  S.  13  Water 
The  Grovar  &  Baker  Sewing  Ma- 
chine Co.,  la  Summer         [Pearl 
Townsend,  Mallard  &  Cowing,  47 
Wheeler    Si    Wilson,    J.    £.    Root, 
Igeut^L'ij'Wash. 


Sewuitf  Machine  Threat! 

nasi  rrviiK. 
Brown.  Dix  ft  Co.  5J  .Milk 
Messinger&B.  >ther,lU  Milk  (silk) 


p> 


adver- 


Keiielier  T.  .1. 

Krueu-T  ii.  •; 

Mo  isiev  W.ii. 
Or. .0  L".  S.  74 
Qxne  W'm.  H. 

A. ....:  Federal 

T^AlLvVrhill 
I  iveriii  i 

Giobt 
A 

Siiw  Mills. 

Locojiiotire  Vv  orks.  First 

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i-.vln:; 

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Eos'to 

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>g  &  Moulding  M 

Bow'< 
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rout,- ii  Ha-!  -:.:;: 

:..  &  Co.  19  Huw!< 
Rapp,  Charles,  c 

ke,  I-  Beach  (piano 
>n  &  Co.  S3  Border 


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BachellerJ.  C.  &  Co. II  o!::k 
Messluseri  Brother,  it!  Milk  fsee 

«t/ivr<    '■  meat,  /route-  Id  page) 

Morton    N'lna'in,    1  >i  VV  a-IiuiL'tun 
Warner  &  Suydam,  Si  Milk 
Sheathtus  Yellow 
Jletal. 
Frazar  A.  A.  ><;  Co.  V-W,  State 
•ship  13.rea.-l.—  [See  Bakers.] 
Austin  T.  &  Co.  US  Commercial 
Brewer  Joseph  JN'.  2  India  wharf 
Fowle  J.  i>.  Ji  Sous,  t>7  Com'l  -x  1j0 
Purchase 

Ship  3>Hi?t5e}'««. 
Boole  G.  6  T...i.   fries  Point 
B.   ....  )..  v  [I.. i  p.  f.-.,,,c  K.  S.Boston 
Cur":.,  !.'.u:I,  BovdcT,  n.  White 
thill  Samuel,  Boni  :r,  E.  B. 
J-j.<\i<-:r.i  R.  P.  hjU  Border 
McKay  Donald,  Border,  n.  Eairle 
Smith  S.,  Border,  n.  Eutaw 

!5h?{>  Oh'titdlers* 

Bailey  James,  -j&i  Commercial 
BakiT  Jadah,  ^  Commoreud 
B^ker  J.  :c  Co.  7i)Co::nii.  rcial 
Croweli.  Lewis  x  C..-.  !-■'  Comml 
Curtis  Frankhn.  -j!  India  whari' 
Diii-.tway  VVrn.  11.  4 J  Eastern  ave. 
1  earing  &  iiinckley,  I/O  State 
Gaiiinians  ..!.  jr.  1  ii  Bro:   '. 
Howiand.  Hinckley  &  Co.  i:4Com'l 
>.-:,■'■:•  tv, n  Jos.  .v  C  >.  '■•■'-  Cotnm'l 
i:  •:.;  M,  .t  Co.  lu-5  Commercial 
Ii  L-hards  <:  Cp  i  kett   _'.   State 
Kyderic  tiardy,  »•'>. Commercial 
Snow&  Ryder,  71  C<  mrnerci:d 
S  p;:me.'  r".  A.  7",  Commorcial 
Warren  &  Osborn,  4  Commercial 
Whiton.  Browne    &  Wheelwright, 
31  Couuup  :■  ■    i 

Sliipjtin^  OlHces. 

Berry  [Meg  6  Co.  :  '4  Commercial 

P.. we:;  ,J.;li!3..L-.'.-'.Co:ui.i'r-.-i..l 

Butters  S.  ?p.  ! -o  Columercial 

4    Curr.mt.J.  F. -.-ra  Commercial 

■  -  1-  raitcis  sc  -  in,  I  ;  i  Comm'l 
!    F.  ■    L.  ■   .  -    '  C  .mm.  n 
!     (ira.it  P.  W.  :.-:7l„       ■.  ••,-.  ial 


Ship  Smiths. 

Ba  sett  /.  r:  t  istern  ivenue 

Bi  d^n    !  .  A.  :'..;  Broad 

Gi  ■     pihl  *i  s.  ,,.  v.n:,  tv  whf.  and 

Margii   il,  E.  B. 
Gold  J.  ('.,  Border,  c.  Lexington 
Googins  M.i:o  Sumner,n.  Loiidon, 

E.  B. 
Hathaway  J.  ft  Co.,   Border,  E.  E. 
Henderson  &  Hunter,  Sumner,  c. 

New 
Howe,  Averill*  Co.  50  Easteniar. 

and  Tufts  whf.  E.  B. 
Jenkins  Horatio,  3."«5  Commercial 
Leman  G.  II.  &  J.  (..  SM  Broad, 

and  Grand  Junction  whf. 
Lewis  J.  W.  $i  Richmond 
Martin  &  Co.  I7ti  Broad 
Mendum  J.  S.  Border,  n.Eutaw 
Nason.  Cleveland  &  Co.,  People's 

Ferrv  avenue  and  ..'•'  Bonier 
Richard  s  D.  W.501  Commercial 
Ryder  E.  H.  rear  udi  Commercial 

Slii)>  Stoles. 
Bickfbrd  S.  L.  &  W.  p.  US  Broad 
BUlinsjs  George,  .•-  Cotn'i  wharf 
Blanchard,  Bro.  &  Co.  29  and  30 

Comm'l  whf. 
Dillawav  C.  H.  196  Commercial 
Durham  .T.J.  &  Co.  -jr,  Comm'l 
Ei.lr..h:--  Smith  &  C...  i.:  Com'l  wf. 
Gamufans  J..jr.l».4  Broad 
IP,.      -  S.  ;.  C.->.  ii  Commercial  wf. 
Kuowles  v  Beal,  1  Central  wharf- 
Lewis  S.  H.  <:  S<  n,  is  Central  whf. 
M:iyo  i  (  ii  im'n.  !^i  Commcreiai 
Merrill  T.  C.  IS;  Commercial 
Miller  *  Hatch,  ■■  Commercial  wf. 
Norton  Wm.  C.4  Lewis  wharf 
Pendleton  &  Prescott,  sj)  Broad 
Richards  S:  Cr.  ck<  tt,  zio  State 
Rog  rs  A.  C    14  I  i      m  (re ial  whf. 
Rose  Henrv  v  Co.  W>  B  oad 
Tennev  k  Co.  6  Central  wharf 
j    Thayer  Chas.  G.  &  Co.  -»i  Comm'l 

Ship^vrfghtsdb  t;illcers. 

Adams  H.  K..  Sargent's 'wharf 
Badger  &  Bailey,  r.'2U5  Commercial 
Beadle  John  id  v  Co.  .7;  East-era av. 
Brown  x  L-..-;!,  *i"<  S'amner,  E.  B. 
Burchsted  &  Leavitt,  i.SS  Broad 
Darton  Win.  •■.->  Commercial    [wf. 
P  •  .:   i  B.  F.  &  Co.  head  Lincoln's 
Dillawa>  William  jr.  42  Eastern  av. 
p-  U  ...  James,  ■  i  Broad 
D  Hon  J.  u  ,.  .  .:  Br  iad 
Dolbeare  E.  V..<c  Sons, 258  Broad 
Dulli\  er  i  si  leper,  57   Eastern  ave. 
&  Simpson's  Dry  Dock,  Marginal, 

Ellis  Wm.  J.  4  People's  Ferry,  E.B. 
Foster  .r;  Leighton,Tuft's  wharf 
Gove,  ChoateS:  Co.  r.  i'J7  Comm'l, 

x:  M,!.-i:-,..\  .•.  Jeffries,  E.  B, 
Ii  .!..;p-Cj.  P..  New,  n.  Sumner 
ll.yland   ii.  Marginal,  n.  Jeffri.  3 
Kelly  D.  D.,  Ke  ly's  wht'Samner 
Kibbler  .<-  Rice,  Maveriek  wharf 
Ladd*  Piper,  tbot  Sumner,  E.B. 
Mounttbit  V.  .;-:  Commercial 
McDonald  .v  Greene,  Border,  near 

Decarar 
Pratt  J.,  Border,  ft.  Lcxinqton 
Sampson  A.  ^  tr.  T-,  Border.  E.B., 

and  377  Cmmercial 
Samson  v  Weston,  ".17  Comm'l 
Sectional  Dock,  Border.  E.  B. 
Shaw-s&  McEachron,  People'sFer- 

v  .  E.  B. 
S neliina:  J.  S2i  i  Co m '1 ,  ft  ft.  Sumtt'r 
Whidden  A.  G.  x  S.  H., Weeks  wf. 

Shi«  SSaidiii ;i-  *3 alee. 
309  Commercial  street 
Shii'l*. 
Bond  Geo.  E.  o  Washington 
Bowen  U.  B.  1-..'  Wasliimrtou 
Ora^T.I.  1'.  i.'  Wa»hiuifton 
Hathawa}  C.  F.  «  Co.i  'i  Miik 
Hewini  v   II      is,  over  i^p  Wash. 
Lock     F.  B.  .-;•  Wash.    ( ■  .     ,- 


!•'.-■  j  -J. 

Wilbur  H 
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Wash. 


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Colburn  Isaac.  47,  Elm 

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Dav  Joseph  *  Co 

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Hr.w  Brothers  11  Pearl 

Law  ton  J.  X..<  Ur..s.  ;.;t>.^Kilbv 

R:tnd  II.  C.  V<  <•.  «•'.  M.iri,r!!H..W 

ll.i  -  /  v  Phinuev,  l-i  X.  M,  rkvt 

S.«ri  Isuio  IT  -'J  E.vehai ■-,_. 

Wei  IJtdiu  50tJ  Washington 

Shoe  £.uelng  )I;uiuf> 
Jankins,  Brothi  r&  Co.  I  y  M  Ik 

*iii.»e  x'sltteril*. 

Bilves*  r.V  i  Btackstone 

Slioe  Thread  Manul". 

Lawt  Hi  J.  X.  1  Br<  ~.i  t  ■   ioKilby 

Rossi  Pearee,  :  Liberia  squire    " 

Sliouk  Slanufucturer. 

Morse  A.  P.  X  Foster's  wharf 

Show  Curds. 
Marshall  J.  P.  C.  ■;.' ■•;  Washington 
Moodie  Geo.  i%r>  Washington 

Showcases. 
Hughes  J.  A. &  Co.  1-»T  Washington 
Patterson  Jai  tsiCo  151   Sea  ol 

Silk  Goods,  etc. 
Cha.  '  0.  K.iy  Kllbv 
Fenrn    5.  H.  A  Co.  71  Federal 
Pliraj :  na,  Stephenson  fcCo-ooFedl 

Silver  Plater*. 
Boston  FaueetCo.,Gor.  bl'k.Green 
Browi   -Hi  ray,  is  Trcm   at 
Chains  rlain  J.  F.  !    i  Washington 


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Skates. 

Bradford  M.  L.  &  Co.  I  ( j  Waah, 
Slate  Dealers. 

West  Cust!'t-t  >n  Slat    C  i.,  -•'  Ki';by 
V.  il  bur  A.  &  Co.  S  Tremoixt  row. 

Slaters. 
Borrovraeale    John,    83  Tyl  r,   6'! 

Ha*  lev  &i5Ki  t»j 
Coylc  Thomas.  7o  <    tarles 
Donald  I-  ter,  rear  47  Kingston 

Ffti-o.ul  nf.j'"'  n.  '  "'..."•:"" 

(  ,  It!     :i     U   .  -'.  -'oi 

h  ,-■   ■■.  j. /;    '  -  ..  :■' 
h :  :.■  .'  L"..j! : ;  a     .:■-• 

Norto  •  D<  ■  •:.-.:.  Ii    rvard 
Kickerbj  Daniel.  V>A  Cambridge 
KilevHoeh,  WO  Beveriv 
T".!i?c;i  D.icSoa.-JIi'Fn    n  ' 
"Warner  Richards  S..n.,  M      -  ;     ; 
Soap  S3  a  rs  u  r»ef  m-o  rs. 
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Wood 
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F. 

Jackson  i- . 
Juokson  W 
Ji  nes  C.  L.  &  Co.  -»  S.  M'i 
Morrill  J.  jr.  A  Co.  Cha; 
MorriiiJ  -,'ih.-;  Chatiuii 
Soai>Mtoiie. 
"Elvrtti  >.7  Km-Cland 
r..',-  Gforgw  H.'  i'-  »"« 
O-i.-hui-J  Jojiu.-I  Cn-t-k  -- 
Ilar.ibli  '  .!  :w.h,  !•-  iia  ■■ 
Maitif  V\  m.  II. .   I"     .-vi   . 


1<-    JlllltU^ 
Milk 


Poor    i   Walsh.    16    Charleston, 

■'./'.  I.i 
Ski  >.  II.  v!  Haverhill 

ii.nl  '.:.  A.  Ky  tcli,  >■•  Lincoln 
ij    •  J.  W.  n.-  Merriinac 
W  illis  i:.  B.  .;    \  !  n  is 
White  15.  F.2TS  I  ederal 
S«»i'a  and   <  Itulr  Spring- 

Maiuilu.cturer. 
i;    • .  -    •.!   u  Chatlestown 

Spice  A:  Drug  Mills. 
F>>-  il!    ...    W  hill  -Tiw.re     A    C->.   5 

ContJin-rce  and  :7  Citv  wharf 
tl  :.!>.-  in  -II  A  Co.  Itj  Beverly 
NVwhall  H.  IC  :'.:'.  South  Market 
Sti.ktu-y  s  Foor,  iS  Chatham  row 

Spirit  levels. 
Mul  iki   i  ■•   Stackpole,  Lancaster, 
c.  i '  mseway 
Spiritual  Mediums. 
('■:■  ■  .  ■.     tl  J.  \V.  l.i  IVemont 
M  i,  •    tld  J.  V.  3  Winter 
feprinj;  SZamifacturereu 
BrL'W.-iter  Charles  W.  53  Sudbury 
F)  dd  G.  1!.  Vi  Medford 
Harm'  n  K.  S.,  Cun'e,  c.  Harr.  ave. 
Mcrrili  E.  R.  S  Slerrimac 
TuttleJ.  D.  1  Swan 

St;sl>!es.    (Liver?/.) 
Baker  C&J.F:&  Co.r.SSfiBroadw. 
Banss  F.  A  .  E.  Snruner.c. Orleans 
Barton  Alex. 7" iWaah-.opo.  Cherry 
Batehelder&  Flixon.Beach.h.Cove 

offi    •.  14  U.  S.  Hotel 
11   nr..  ■-  !)•!•  id,  -!.'  Washington 
Unu-iii  F.  i'J  X.  Bennet 
Brovvni  Sevcrence.Chas.  c.  Chest. 
Burt  C.  F.  :>'  H'-iv-  vLr    [16  Green 
Bysun  K,  L.  i  ;'..-  Vs.  llh^-'l  a;.d 
Caitt". Joseph, 15  Fui  ■'.'•  S  ;...iL5road 
Cook  Gei  :^--.  ■:■.  Congress 

Pro,  k«  rt  S.  ::-;  Br ri?ld 

\>.  ■■    !  .J.,  Cambri  I  r.  .0.  Garden 


Di-xter  Alvtn,  Bumstead  court 

Drury  E.  iS  Franklin 

Fahts  (.!■<■.  H.  7  :  VanRenselearpl. 

F.ms  A.  :•  !'  irtlan  1 

FuUam  ,T.  F.  J  B  .wdoin  sq. 

Gartciou  Alsoni,  *  Ari.-h,  s.  Kinqs- 

toi  ,c.  Bedford 
Goodale  F.4.--L  Hanover 
Gould  E.  jr.  7  Harvard 
Gra.'c  (.^iiver.  l.s  \V..-st 
Ibckirtt  C,  Tvh-r.  n.  Cnrve 
liamrootl  John  X.  1  Hamilton 
I!    -:•-.   K.  :r.l  i  -2-i.:  Trcinont 
Il.-!n;(.-s  A  Smith.  Si)  Hanover 
jM!'.-r<U  S.  -.-  West 
Kent  W.  I>.  &E.  R..57  Eliot 
IjiTitr!   ■.'  &  Thayer,  4  Oliver 
L«-.irv  E.lw.,Wa"sh.c.  Xorthampton 
I-o,  -S*  li.-niatnin.-J4s  Fourth 
M-:  v.i.  .1   fit.  T.  :.7W.  Canton 
M.-i  •;.  W.-.n-Lui,  Ma*on.  n.  WttSS 
M  -ii..,-h  T.  F.  }•■■<■>  ifarv.  ave. 
M.-M  .  ,...n  Wiiii  ,  a, HI  Paris 

M   '      '  :■;  •  nas  L.  -  Fleet 
M        (  has.  H.  5W.  Dedham 

N    i  -  11.  (-.•;  Mason 

i'>  ■;  m:i  Era,  Fe  loi  il  .  onrt 

I'n '  -s  W  heelouk,    Doreh.  c.  4th 

P   ;  •  1>;  ni.-i  ii.  116  Sudbury 
Hi-.-.d  i  ■::.'■'.•<  A.  t'.-io  V.'.i-htne'on 
Ku-h-jnis  K.  B.  14U  Camhri  lge 

-  '       rsA_   Vbbott,  z    Myrtle 

"'  •-■  '   r  N.  II.  1  Bow  Join  square 

-     r  T.  :-:  Washinirton 
^,•  ird  '. .-   -.-■:  C.  !  .  Bromrield 
v        ivrll,'!-.::  Wiliow 
v-    !.;•:  W.  ...  Sov.lh 
^     '.''■    -  '■   .'atcin-ii'-r.  W  Devonshire 
Wri2h'tii!2tf»n  ^   Rittdel.  li«  Trem. 

'   -  ird  W'.Jt'.  IV,  Friend 

■        '         I        l     :    ■     ■      ,.tt 

o  1*.  Ti;  Ciu:rii.jiuwn 

il  '        .  Frioa'l,  c.  Market 

!i  -■  P:      -.  ;.  ::-:  F.-i.  u  I 

......    •■  ■    Portland 

-  .  .    .v.:    :■    v.  .1-,  v  rieud 

<l     .    ■  :       .•    ■    Slu'rket,  c  Canal 
:        *A.i         ■      •!  Causeway 


Stnir  ¥Snilders. 

Ant  si  '•■  I'.  I  'i  Charlest'n 

Applin  B.  51  Beverly 

Bad  rer  Win.  V.  4"S  Trcmont 

:;•  r,. e  J.  I'  l  Tromont 

Davy  A.  M.  i»)  Chapman 

E«  _--:■■    -     •    .  -  ::■  > ■•  r!y 

II  ..  ki  ttj.  (  .X  Beverly 

I  Tar  linn  ■■■  P  line     W  I  harlestnwn 

How.  a  X..  E.  Urange,  n.  Albany 

Ho  ;  in  &  \\    tin  r, .■■••.    |:;|    i  remont 

J;.c,  '...'..  •  .  ■•   ,  \V.  C.  144  Fri,    id 

Kell   ■  .!  .hi   C.  -•"  ','.  .  Dcdhuiu 

Leacli  S.  4*3  Tr  m  mt 

Locke  Harvev,  l4t!  I  vler 

Mo. -re  A   lo  C:^ri<-nov,-n 

Mors;-  i.  Si ..r:-,r,.  Tvl-r 

I'eakS:  Mor.itoi.  *;.'  Albany 

Porter  .T;..i.-<.  l-tl  Tr.-;  ': 

Prebie  I-'.  B'-.-dern.  Dec  tnr 
s...::  .!-'.■.  ;::-'. -Jo  Dedham     [E.  B. 
Smith  J.,  Bremen,  n.  E.  Sumner, 
WatkinsC.  5.  F.'S  Chariestown 
Wlietter  J.ohn  D.  rJl-^  Friend 
Stampers  and  <fi:l<le3-s. 
Dean  Jeremiah,  14  Vi  r.tur 
Dean  .<:  Co.  It)  Harvard  place 

Stareli. 
Jndson  &  Co.  5  Mcrchantsrow 
Mixer  &  Gilbert,  44  Broad 
Stationers. 
AU-n  Si  Co.  Tl  State 
Brooks  X  D.  F.5K5  Wash.         [hill 
Brown,  Tiiiriard  &  Chase.  20  Corn- 
Brown  Geo.  B.  &  Co.  '.'4  St  it.;.   (.T  i 

<l'!vrl.i-<-!:-,>t,    trout  crjl'd  ,  .) 

Crosby, Nichols  ft  Co.  117  Wash. 
Cutter,  Tower  &  Co.  17  Corahiil 
Darling  C.  K.  l,i  Exchauire 
•Eavrs  i  Fairbanks,  l--o  Washing- 
ton   (see  o.  •  •  -'.-.' ',.o.h) 

French  James  6  Co.  SO  Wash. 
Gav  Aaron  R.  l-SIJ  State 
Groom  Thomas  &  Co.  $2  State 
Hill  Win.  H.  &  Co.  aiCornhiU 
Libbev  E.  0.  &  Co.  7S  Was,U. 
Lori'i-  Benj.&  Co.  120  State 
Marsh  II.  F.  77  Wash. 
Mayhew  S:  Baker,  .'-'s  Washington 
MeAdiims  .7.  &  Co.  49  Comnitmal 
McAdamsW.  hi  State 
Princt  J.  T.  7  Kilbv 
Redding  &  Co.  8  State 
Skenai  lUCiarki:  Brown.  170  Wa.'h 
Simpktns    S.    G.    li!2    Sfcate     (see 

oo,-r/,s-...  upfront  coM  page) 
Tev  ksbnrv  V\  m.  P.  s'teWash. 
Whitte  nofe    John    M.  &  Co.  114 

Washington 
Zahnx  Herman  F.  270  Wash. 

Staves. 
Lang  .1-  Delano,  5i'7  Commercial 
Steum  tSz  VacuiuiiOawgre. 
Am.  Steam  Gauge  Co. 4  Cha'sto^n 
.Ivjstnian  J.  L.  7". Haverhill 
Sseaisa  <■*--  Waitei*  Gawge. 
Ashcroft  E.  U.  14  Beveriv 
Union  Gauge  Co.,  Gore  bVk,  Green 

Steamers.    {Iron.) 
Stone  G-jo.  A.  16  Kilhy 

Steam    lioilers    and 

k  •:  C   mphell,  R^.'xbury 


Ch- 


Gas 


1  II  tr. 
£     C( 


No. ..j   Kaniif 

I:    k1-,i     !  Dai     i  '.. 
Rob 


l.    W. 


i    !,.  ; 


I     i 


Scrij  fttrti  Parker,  7  Fr  •;■.-.  't.;.  n* 
S<>i'...  I'uurli,  «v    <  tialr 
.l2;»:.m;..  lurer*. 
Carvl  Hi-nrv.iU  VI   n 
II.  :■;:<■•  i.  M.  .■(.<■.:•-!■    •     *'« 
liubueft'A  Fkudier,  lo  U»«al 


-   ■  ■■  !  :.  :i-ott,  c.Still. 
Wlnjthiv  A.  B.  14  i,i,.o 

-.V;..  :.-  a.  i..  ■::  Gr.  -■! 

KUilited  >:.!a^, 

C  -  I     :   IS     12,1  C,  tig  tS3    fseee* 

V.  Mt  Sitti  mei,  18  llurva.-d  place 


Steam  % 

;,-J.  i  Co.  1 
e<  -i.tr.-i- 


V.  ..>:...  E.  ;  Me.lford 

\Vi  •  uii  &Foh       .  f<.ot ,  f  Poplar 

Sttmevvure. 
Wells  D.  D.X  Haverhill 

Storage    A-gents. 
Lane  r  s;:>L  «cll 
th.ki    ■•.  S  i.i    ti  re,  14  Kilby 
Stebbins  -J   hn  -v  Co.  >>  L'uea 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF    BOSTON. 


289 


Stove*,     CSrnte*,     Tla 
Wivre,  etc.     [See  Tinsmiths.] 
Appleton  .7   A.  jr.  i- :  Hanover 
Barrows  T.  *  I.J.  «  i   ..    I 
Binney  J<  :,u  .*  Co.  l+J  Broad 
Boston  Sc  Maine  Foundry  Co.   46 

Canal  fver 

Brown, Butterfi  -Id,  *  Co.l72Hano- 
BntlerA:  Co.  ITS  C  -..-  .  rei'al 
Gate  Earl  M.  v.  Co.  .-•    Federal 


M, 


Dearborn  J.  M.  f  Esse 
Demon  i  &  Fenn,  101  C. 
Dunkiee  B.  W.&  Co.  II 
Dwine  Chomas,  i  W  t  ■,; 
Fillmore  E.340  Federal 
Gal  lac  er  Win.  fc  Co  5 
Gerrish  Smith,  -  Cni  n 
GroverA.  C.  WCo  I  u< 
Havnes  £  Foss,6o  B.  ■ 
1.  ndl  •  James,  TV.  M  i 
Hem  ar  1..  3&j  W  ...  ,  >i 
H  :■:•  a  tp  •  U  ■••■  < 
J  es,  Carpenter  Co.] 
Kohler  Barnab  -.  '  ■■•  V 
Kohler  J.  •:  J.  W  W  L3h 
Lund  J.  L  --  Was  .  ■ 
Middlebv  J.  s.  I  r  :'.,  ; 
Natter  U..  hard.  2*1  Bi  « 
Pollock*  Ashlt  r.S.?  tJ 
Pond  A  Duo  dre,  ■'  Bl 
Prat<  Miles,     !C   i 

"■.,  ir  ■  W  a.  C-  >Me 
Rogers  W.  H.  63  Lincol 
Sandford  C.  T.  S  Cam  it 
Sargent  Jos.  4_-  (. !  u    >a 


id  way 


Sinai:  :  orfl.  ..I: 
Soule  Wm.N.  i 
StaynerA  Wood 
Stewart  John  . 
Stiniusou  H.  fe  i 
Tuttle  A.  1  I  Bl 
UtfordS.  S.tH 
Walker  G  >.  W, 
Ward  W.  !15  Fe 
Weatc  >tt   .'■  o 

V.':  am,    \,  iU    II 
VVi    1  Get  .  .>.    it  C  p.  .!  !  C  >n-.ml 
VV  •  .  ima  v  SI  .--...!..  ...  Union 
W  Lachester  L  T.+4  I  uiori 

Stove   I*olIsh. 
Sullivan  Blacking  Co.  ISSCongress 

Straw  €>»).!<. 
[See  also  Millinery  Goods.] 


r.  21J5  Com'l 
?.  c.  Water 
Sudbury 

Marshal! 


.35  51  Ik 
&  Co.  a  Milk 
21  Milk 


Stucco  V»"orker?(. 
Avery  Aiden,  23?  Harrison  avenue 
K<  11  ■'•■    P  ittip,    :J1    Bromiieid    (sss 

Lanagau  J.''!s»  Wash,  (bas  meat) 
Met  ,  id  Peter,    U  l'i    '-  md 
O'Bri-  u  J.6.    U     ■     ■• 
Tobey  Jas.  W.  ■>,_•  W   shington 
T..!imu«  S.  P.,  K.'..  •     -..    .'Bedf.  rd 
Wa-mslej;  ii.  ■£ •'.'  ( ::!i-i>i^e 

Sugar     MI118. 

Globe  Locomotive  Work*,  First, 

cor.  A 

Sujar  Uefiiieideg. 

Adams  S.  11  Gouch  and  IS  India 
1:  -:■:  ;n  Sugar  Hennery,   Lewis,  E. 
B.,  Thoa.  Lamb,  agent,  ll'A  State 

Surveyor*  of  l.imdier. 
Ceam  G.  W.,  Sur.  Gen.,  2.5  Doanc 

OSGai:*  6hip  Tirnbtr. 
Bre  >k«  Chat.  »  Br   men 

l>.H,ksS.>-r2'...<'a,n.ifeHdiaa,E.B 

i.rAs-itrti-id.Wehsterllouse 

S;i«rc!i  E.  K.  Sturtevant'swf. 
Or'  Pine  Lwaixtr. 

v,    -•  r;.       ir<  .:  ;-r.  ad^ay 

•    .  ■■   ...  ■    -■  awmuiar. 

iiu;:.ud  Charles,  i4  Faverte 
<      *«  '•'  trtin  11.  .-  !..-n;;.-c  >a 
Davi*  Gforite,  4  West  Brouklin* 
"   :....../.,  S.;.  '.ijij,  E.  B. 

H    !!  G,   .rge.;i-.'  M.^/.-rsck 

.'  •     ■  iti     l         l'r    ::-l.  ii 
'•■  Mth  V/m.  ■;  l.vx!  L.-!>or-)'  ^:ac« 
Uf«w  John, 'J  Centre,  E.  11. 
>5  i.-ijijn  J..-<Uh.  C,  i".  t^aincy 
itsilikea  i'uomaj,  Orange  efc 

19 


Page  George.  290  Fourth 

Preai      ■  Ii.  G.  1_"J  Lexington 
W  id  •  Shudrach,  ffl  llunson 

ii.-l.  I  ■  :".'■..  anzy  K 
W   llett  Ed  .v  trd,  -'■  Porter 

(.ir  huJi..gientr<md  Cedar. 
Bryant Nath'l,  ,i  Dov  »r 

Surveyor    «sf    JCcal 

Wileon  W.  M.  w  Dorchester  ave. 

Surveyor?*  of  Work, 
Granger  David,  \r  Old  State  ti. 
Pouic  AL'vw,  Will-ants  Market 
"Ihoiiiiort  V,  p>.  V.  ■.'.':  State 

Syringe*. 
I'.-^ij  i  Ricnardson,  IS  Water 
Tags  tor  Mark'gGoodt. 
Denaison  E.  W.  151  W<wh  Dgt  >n 
Xaiioj-M  and  a>r:»j>er». 
[see  Clothing  Storea.J 
Adamson  E.  X.  r.>  Merrimac 
AlbeeJos.  ^.&  Co.,  !.:>  Hanover 
Ap  -  et   n  Henrv  K.  44  Bromfield 
Armington  H.  E.J5J  School 
Babbitt'.  P. -2  Winter 
B-tbson  W.  R.4-  Co.  82  Wash. 
Bali  Wm.  II.  W   4  Si  Washington 
Bauer  At)  Lrew,  67  .  Washington 
Bean  &  M  ig.-i  Ige,  14    Court 

&righa^  b    ..    a;  0c   '-. ■■"."' -.v'-isb 
Br  'Wti  i  ii;-u.i,-''  rj.  14'.;     Wash. 
Brown  K.  Ii.  &  Co.  !  •  Washington 
Burditt  ,T.  R.  &  A.  T.  140  Wash. 
Burke  Wm.  'J4  Bkckstoae 
Bv-us  Peter.  4  Howard 
Caili  Tuttle,  -1^3  Wash. 
Calrow  &  Co.,  Hat  .^v^r,  cor.  Elm 
Carev  P.  L.  -.-4  Coaimerdal 
Carter  N.  .4  Washingt  n 
Chadwick  sv  a.  2S-1  Hanover 
Ca-./..;  tl   n  v.  ..-  Washinzton 


Collier  David  .!.  ->  VVaohiitgton 
Collins  C.  A.  -1--  Washington    (see 

,,..'.  ,-,-;,...    ,^«-  V;c.v  i<H')r-.d  p.) 

Coy U-  Wm.4»i  Richmond 
Cntwibid  G.  W.  S  Harvard  olace 
Deacon  Wm.  4'J  Tremoat 
Den^ler  C.4  Kneelaud 
]J---  'A',  it'  G-<>.  *  Cu.i'51  Wasiuncton 
Dolan  D.  A.  15*1  Washington 
Donaldson  Alex,  iiy  Wash. 

Drisiidli  Co'rnefius,  14  Court 
Uarnau  J   »J  S  idb  irv 
DyerJaines,J  pf's  bull  ling 
Earie  Jul:    ,  I.;;:  "Washington 

}■  .      ■  •      V.    ;'-V''  .:!*'-:; 
FarrellJohn  1L  l-'.<  Washington 
Field  I5:i;.  F..-14  Washington 
Fiiet.e  Wi';:.ii..t,h4  Lim    In 
Fill  .  ,;  t;  •-.!    (.  «...  i   UWash. 

Fiogei  *  1.  u    aiiagh,    ^^  \\'ash. 
]■  •--'.  ■■■-  Cuihiag.  I  '^  \\  ashi-nctoa 
Fisk  <-  Era  ut-r.  --]  Washington 
Fitzgerai  i  P.  to  Chapman  place 
Flanagan  George1,  rli  Broad 
Freechnai!  D.  IL.Mer'mttcx.Mark't 
Freu  :h  B.  M.  "J  Washington 
Friedma:)  J  >seph,  T7  >'.:-.  ,    ic 
Gallagher  James,  v:;  Maverick 
Gardner  Geo.-^e  C.  "'.^Maverick  sq. 
Ghio  Ft  lii,  5  Spring  !au» 
Gillespie  J.  A.   "  C>     :t 
!,:■:  ithtist  n  G.  A.  -4  Temple  place 
H  .:. .   ■   John,  Court,  c.  lioura.d 
Hapgo^-d  W..v)Wash. 
Hi    -is  K..VL'  Washington 
Harris  Geo.  C.  J:  Co.  Ijj  Wash. 
H  ivm  a  !  >hn  11.  -  ■  Court 
H  sUr.l   i'li'  ia:i-.'4  Bta.:kstone 
H  mii    .••.  •■  !..  A.  J4  School 
Ja  robs  .^  Deane,  .1  Curt 
Jai-cs  II.  »:.  I  --  Broad wav 
Jtihnson  Ear!  W.  US  Wa.*Jiington 
Kennard   11    n  v,   I  4  Washington 
:-;■:■■     y  E.   -:   IrC!  !  int 
K     me;    '   i;j  ck,  .-l  Btackstone 
Lang  .v  ii.  -  Co.  J^  Wa»liingtdn 
Lem<  nt.1.  C.  SI  Fri    isd 
Leonard  K.  i\  b  Co.  4.-J  Washington 
Levi  Slever. .*&}  Haaover 


Na*on  M.  \ta,  i->-  Washington 
Ne'Viiian    Hoii-.-rt.  <v'J  Washington 
Kewuian  Samuel  U.  41  Court 

.......  x.-.»;  WasV..    (**. ad- 
vent** .»e.it,/n  of    ■,..■;>■!  j,. 
O'l  ■       •  ,   ri.jr.  i«J  Washington 
0  Donne  i  P.5U  Lincoln 
Patch  L>av:d  i".  SJiSorth 


Pickett  G.  B.  98  Wash. 
Pinkus  [saae,  3  S  jdbuxy  square 
Pittmon  K/t-'ifi.  '■[  Dock  squara 
Prebie  N.  C.  A.  i,'7  W  ishington 
PuaheeJns.  !i.  I.>7  Court 
Qninn  John   !-.;  Hanover 
Kandidge  Geo.  L.  25  School    . 
Kitehie  W..M  E.  Or  .-.-« 
Ho.bieJ.  A.  7. St;  ..  oer 
Ross  J.  4->  WashinRi  ... 
Sahlein  Daviu  A.  ■>■;  Wash. 


Scott  ( 


'I'remont 


S' ;rm*r  !.:■..  •  a.  !.-..•  Wa.-'iintrton 
Skinner  X.  K'.  S>~  Wasl  i 
Smith  Chas.  A.  i  Co.  1  Old  State  II. 
Smith  Harrison,  I  •  Tnmiont  row 
Smith  H.  M.  &  Co.  IW  W  u>h. 
Starbird  &  Hunt,  !#i  Washington 
Starbird  X.  W.  35  Washington 
Thornton  &Pike,  .W  Wash. 
Toliaun  James,  111  Wash. 
Tracy  P.  4  Howard 
Traill  J.  i-::ii  Washinzton 
Tylt  r.H  lustis  St  Si     I    ->,!H  Wash. 

AV'aiio  vVru.  :•■>-  WasMii^ton 
West  T.  Y.  40  Washington 
Whtttredge  E.  F.  210  Wash,    (see 

advertisement,  u.  16) 
Weir  A.  A.82A  Washington 
W-iiiston  P.  V.  50  Clinton 
Wilson  J.  F.  lt.0  Washington 
Witherbee  C.  F.  Wi  Washington 
Wood  Frederic,  5.5  Wash.      ' 
Zimmerman  F.  !►>*!  Wash. 

Tailors'  Shears. 
Bradford  M.  L.  &  Co,  142  Wash. 
'i'iiHf»r»'  Trimnii&gs, 
Chapin  Eugene,  31  Milk  (importer) 
Fischei-J.A.&Aschenherr.laMUk. 
Skinner  E.  8:  Co.  26  Milk" 
Wheelock  E.  W.  42  Water 
Taxidermist. 
GidneyP.  M.  12  Treiuont 
Mann  James,  6  City  Hall  avf&ue 

Teachers,  etc. 
Baker  A..  Chapman  place 
Bartlett  P.  W.,  Chapman  School 
Bond  Marv  S.  r.   v-  Cnambt  rs 
Bradford  T.  G.  4-y  Wash. 
.Brooks  Wm.  H.  13  Tremoat  row 
Buruham  S.  P.,  Shaw.av.c.So.Wil- 

liams 
Burrill  Marta,  Broadway,  n.  G 
Carvl  Frances  A.  82  Mvrtle 
Chandler Thos.  H.,Parkst.  church 
Chapin  Horace,  Chauncv  Hall 
ColmanJ.  F.  110  Trem't    [ing.etc. 
Comer  &  Co.  I.1»  Wash  (bookkeep- 
Cushing  Thos.  jr.,  Chauncy  Hall 
Dam-  C.  C.  Clv.u.tcv  Half 
Diswell  Epes   S.  i  ■  liuvlston  »!ac* 


3-v--.   Am  -■     ;vi.  ■-. 
Fowle  Geo.;i721  Wash. 
Fowle  Wm.  B."6ll  Wash. 
French  Chas.  :sj  Washington 
GanneU  Geo.  24j  Winter 
Gray  Harriet.  tJ  Temple        [place 
■  em  H,  Q.  Miss.  Chapman 
ich  Marie  L.  :i  Concord 
Haskins  D.  G.Rev.  :i  Concord 
Hodges  F.  Mrs.  Ii  West 
Hoimans  Misses,  Tremont Temple 
Keith  Harriet  S.  3  Con  :ord 
Kiddrr  Th.m-ps  .u..io  School 
Ladd  Wm.  H.  Chauncy  Hall 
Lord  Mary  E.  :'.'  Common 
Lothrop  L.  4.S  Bowd  iin 
Norton  D<.irali  Miss,  SI  Somerset 
I  Hiver  E.  A.,  Ess-.-x,  c.  Chauncy 
Parker  R.  G,  4  Kneeland  pia.te" 
Payson  M.  K.  16  Summer 
Phelps  Francis,  124  Charles 
K..ot"M.  A.  Miss, 34  School 
Soot;,  A   Lizzie.  3  Coccord 
Sullivan  T.  '.'.-.  Park,  j  tderchnrch 
Tavlor  M.  E   M  W 
Tower  F.  Marion, 
Ti  ■,.  '.  HannaiiR 
Tuckerman  S.  S.  i 
Wi!;ty  Miss,  24J  VV 
Williams  I  .  S    12: 
Williams  Henrv.  j 
Won:,  ster  B-  Ea«« 

ftmcuuj. 
Brown  C.  M.-'tTi'i  Washington 
Brown  J.  B.  25  Eli  t 
Fu-her  A.  B.  2  Bultiach  place 
Kc.  nan  M.  H.  :>.-.-.  Washington 
Kueiland  S.  a:  Ua«„vei 
Pn    u  ti  L.  33  Tremont 
i't  ks  Oana,2i  Centra!  ct 
SpauldingS.  !!.+»'  Wa<hiii(rta 
Sullivan  1".  o2;i  >s  ashington 

Dramnij. 
Day  Henry,  ilo  WMhingtOtt 


Chestnnt 
London,E.B 
Cemple  place 


Temple  PL 
Chauncv 


290 


MASS  A  C  H  US  ETTS    REG  ISTER. 


Fftte  H.  G.  872  Wa.hinjrton 
Hill  W.  j.  16  Summer 
Johnston  D.C  *■"•'  Wash 
BteUon  S.  v     34  :    <>■■■■■ 


CaM-i  C.  A.  2.5'J  W: 
Tow«e  NeweU,  reax 


mgton 


WendteJ./iHarr 

Adams  E.  23  Oak 
Austin  E.  !..  r  En 
Bahcock  Geo.  L.  i 

BallS.  B.  r.*32*  Si 
Bancroft  S.  A.  ui= 
Bendtdari  A.  *v  P 
Blaocbard  E.  R.  4 
Blodgect  B.  C,  E 
Bru   ■•  I      - 
Vuu-v.,-    -     • 
Dow  Howard  M 
Emmons  E.  5.  NE 
Frost  E,  &.,  Park 
.Gooch"W 
Hall  I  >.  C.  -  V\     t 


ey  D.  A.  31 
iri«on  E.  B. 
bins  Goo.  v 


Walker  K-  B.  1 
Webb  G.J.  118 
sVetherbeeJ.  Q 


Comer  S  < 

French  CI 

Penman 

Coiner  *< 

Mciatirei 
P 


Payaon  M-  E.PiSimwner 

Tea  Dealers. 

Warns  A.  H.  ■-'-•  "  ■'     ':'' 

Arshowe  A  Co.  "J   '-    '  ■'"■  an'l  -"• 
CrosbvL   P-  SCo.l'       ratiovei 
Currier  A   Greeley,  •*   Lit  :rty  scj. 


Mc 

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J3  Wash- 

aey's  whf. 

Ti'iMiiH1..  A  Sheet  Iroai 

VV  ut'kerit. 
Arres  Gee-  re  T.  a3S  Commercial 
Bailey  Louihmi  91  I  <  on 
Banter  Wm.  S.9Citv  H  ill  av 


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Tele  ifrai'ft  CMHee*. 

African  *r>Wrat»h  Co.  <ttao 

Cape  A;i  I!.    '•    "'*'  - 

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Ad*ra»a.  B.24  Pearl,  (nianuf 


KoWl 


i  r  i).  v> .  .\  C'.u-'  liiuc.k.'ji  ne 
r  J.  L.  23  W.  Dedham 
•j  S.  M.  115  Court    [33  Elliot 
-  J.  G.  1.51  Harrison  ave.  and 
■..:nv.-jvH,T!J..;«i  Wash. 
;■:   L.  :o:  Wasiu: .; :,..., 
Henry  J.  01  Water 
>n  J.  A.  6  Bedford 
t  J.  S.  U  N'.  Market 
J.  -..,:  Blaekstonc  (boxes) 
no'guu  >'..  &i  Salem 
ii  Ue{  rgi  ,  ':->  Broadway 


n  v-  I-,,.  4 ,  [{jcnmona 
amuei,  3J)5  Tremont 
C.  C.   J^">  Haverhill 
:  Thomas,  150  il.-rovor 
i<r«'«.~[SeeCiqars&Snoff.] 
:  G.  W.&  Co.Jl  Central  wf. 
i  A.  H.  li» State 


i'l  Jarjita  E. : 

*  i n <il-i 

D 

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wt. 

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!     ■..■■  )tl  0.  L 

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Vatcmfoe  (  o.,  JS  State 
Walter  J.  opp.  '^  l"^'..f  wharf 
Wei-i-4  SVm.  eud  Central  wt.or-f 
Wi-;tcc  S*m*l  «t  Co.  98  S^!< 


"White  J.  C.  1  Cornrr^J  square 
WUdierJ.  M.  M3  State 

Trimming  <ioo<ls. 

Andreivs  A.  a.  "  Milk 
Boon,  Frost.  A  Co.  71  Milk  A  5Fed1 
Burr,  Brot*.  A  Co.  "«  I-  ran  kl  n 
Chainpney  E.  W.  &.  Co.  4^  Milk 

Chujiin  L.jei.TiH,  si  Milk,  (imp.) 
Conn  F.  W.lij  Winter 


Cc 


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wharf' 

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,  House 

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basement  Old 
rtm  1  wh.rf 
.'-■'..  a-harf 

re«s  s  iaare 

Con 

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Old  State  Ho. 

•n  P.  H. 


Washington 


id 


Milk 


855  v-  ashington 

17  Tremont  row 


Fiseh 

Gilb( 

Hum 

Holmes  J. 

Howard  J.  A.  5  Summer 

King  ('.  E.  &  Co.  24.5  Wash. 

Osgood  J.  C.  19  Winter 

Pt-yser  M.  M.  &  Co.  1  U  Wash. 

Plimpton  J.  W.&.  Co.,  Devonshire, 

n.  Franklin 
Prince  J.  B.  .v  Co.  85  Milk 
Shumwav  F.  P.  243  Wash. 
Spear  i  Co.  24  Milk 
Stearns  R.  H.  &  Co.  15  Sammer 

Triifkiaei). 
Bancroft  T.  12  India 
Bet-kler  A.  O.  A  Co.  4-41  Tremont 
Bradford  A  Young,  31  Federal 
Brewer  Gardner,  o'.i  Onion 
Brown  &  Chick,  76  Milk 
Cain  Peter,  16  Devonshire 
Campbell  P.  A  Co.  13  J.ewis  whf. 
Case  A  Dod«e,  114  Sudbury 
Clifford  W.4  Central wf. 
CloughA  Co.  141  Milk 
ConantN.  -1  India 
Critehet  A  Oilman,  41  N.  Market  & 

Sumner,  E.  B. 
Dana  C.  U.  end  Centra!  wharf 
Darling  A  Co.  '.?,>  State  A  Sfi  Kiiby 
Doolittie  A  Pennell,  s  Broad 
Doollttle  Setli  O.  57  Broad 
Downs  A.  &  S.  E.  It  16  State 
Dunbar  P.  A  Co.,  Custom  House 
Estabrook  A  Sibley,  23  Central  A 

m  Pearl 
Fahy  M.8  Charlestown 
Fisk  S.  C.  A  G.  -V  Chatham 
Flanders  .v  E  sstmai  ,  ;'_  >  entralwf. 
FosiEb  n.l'J  ilavn.urk'r,.i.[houie 
Frostft  Co.,  B.  A  P.  h.   K.  Freight 
Gile  S.  A  M.47  L   •--  wi  arx 
Giiman  A  Co.  Merchants  Row 
Goriiam  H.  S.  A  Co.  2  F,  Mail 
Gray  Wtsion,  ^7  ]N".  Market 
Hayes  M.  t>2  Medford 
Hersom  E.  M..  Friend,  c.  Sudbury 
Holt  A  Cragin,  vS  Merriaiac 
Holt  A  Wright,  B7  Pearl 
Howe  C.  jr.  1'7  Water  (up  stairs) 
Jenkins  &<Co.  1  Liberty  sq. 
Johnson,  Dombard  &  Co.  51  Kilby 

aud7u  Milk 
Kenyon  &  Co.  Franklin      [Border 
Lawrenei   Lyman   P.   Sumner,  c 
Liub  n  Wm.  A  Co.,  51  Wuter  ' 
Eitti  ■■  iW  J.  1  Blacl  s<  *  •" 
Lov«  ■■'.  &  Co.,  Custom  Houseand 

1SJ  Commercial  wharf 
Max 
Mea 
■Mil.: 
M.ni 
Nasc 

Neal  T.  W.  76  Water 
Norcross  &  Co.  222  Stare  [st. 

l'arre  E.  M.,  G.rrirh  market,  Fr5.-u.i 
I'iu-i.'.  Noyc*  A  Co.,  Milk,  op.  Kulby 
Parker  T.  M.27  Central  whf. 
Parkhurst  A  Wai-dwell,  Dewis.c. 


imbndge 

oad        [CanaJ 
C'iv..'pwuy,   c. 

."•*  l.'ijiiiaiurcid 


Patch  A 
Porter  V 
Powers, 


1!)  Custom  House  it. 


:Co.  119  Bla  kstone 

:.  ■>  Broad 
Purcell  A  Fowle/.iS  Sumner,  E.  B. 
Putney  A  Co.  4  Liberty  square 
Roberts  a  Co.  6  Lndia 
Robinson  U.  B.  SA  State 
Sals    i  ry  A  Li-.  \h  Chatham  row 

Swj :-r,ij,<    n-,'.'.-.  E.  '<!■■'    ("..mrnerciii 


Wheel-  l.»uu'l,  Sumner,  c.  Bord«r 
Whecloi  k  Peter,  14  Commercial 
Wiljon  A  Co.,  Broad,  c.  State 
Young  VV.  11.  A  Co.  I.-!  Portluu'1 

H'ruuk    SSakers. 
i 'lurk  A.  A.  15  School  A  3Eiia 
Crosby  Cyrenens,  i  Sennet 
Cumuunjjs  Josiah,  -_  Uniou 
L':i  '.'c-.v  I'n'.ienck  K.  6  A  i  Crtv* 
Filter  A  Haley,  86  Mux 
H-.-bart  rUiph,  'M  Pleasant 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF    BOSTON, 


291 


H  ->rton  R.  jr.  73  Haverhill 
McDon  i!  1  Alexin  !   .-,t.  School 
N,  it  N.  ft  Son,     I  Kim 
Rob  'vt    David.ll  J    chinond 
button  I.  'j  MotiQro  i  ery  pi- 
Tyler  J.  !...  Ln    -,  c.    4:  -si  all 
W*t  ;<■■•".■:■:  Cr  •-.  I..  7:ri  W»«h. 
Wiiiship  Wm.  W.  8c  Co.  1'   Elm 

Tru»«  Makers. 
B    -t!  -•  .    !    *  ■■■...  '  (5  Was  I  iarton 
(       --■.!';      ■.••..  J  T<  mvio  ' 
Fo.,;er  J.  1".  Iv.ubMn  Hal! 
Foster  M.-s.O.  i>.  KovUton  ll-tl! 
L.-ft-h  \V.  K'..  Norfolk  avo. 
Phelps  .T.  W.  68  Tremont  (see  adv. 

ftadtcvw) 
Wilson  Norman,  202  ^  n?hingtoa 

Trunk  Rivets 
Powers  i  Co.  oo  Utica 

Turners, 
Bassets  J..  First,  c.  B 
Bourguignon  »'.,  3  V  Wash. 
Brown  W.  E.  2  An  lover 
Clark  David, rearS  Beach 


-ardpl 


H, 
Ko 


l<er  C.  H,  -  Checkering  pi. 

son  i  Bisbee,    Cau.-teway,  c. 

lend 

:elwright  Geo.  12  Tremont 
Twine. 

Iv  Trfamas  H.  7  Doane 
Iman  i  Sampson,  I'd  Exchange 
».  &  Pearce,  1  Liberty  square  " 

'ype  ;in«i  Stereotype. 
ITouutirleis. 


Lithotypj 


l'nilM-e!!a<A  i'ura^oi*. 
Biuney  M-  i  -  us,  4U&.51  Court 


Lyon  Joi.-j-i-  Wa,,!,,,,;,,,!     [;...«.) 
Bobbins  GtO  V".  M .:  Court  (see  <£tii>. 

TutthJ   ;'••■■-' :  Kjlby 

.irn<!er'ti»»cer«. 


Perkins  r>.  R.  130  Charles 

Phelps  W.  U.  t'J  Brattle 

Pippev  B      '    Y    U  Wat<  r* 

Robl  ins  ;..    '.'•  .  lit)  S  item 

Balesr  m  i  S  office  of  the  InstUuPn 

f.*r  ti  ,■  Li;ii    l.-.tti-j  BromfMd 
Seals*        •  ••>.  ;»>;  Sha-wmut  kyc. 
Somers  S.  fc".  _•■'.'.  Washington 
St     le  F,  .\   371  Washington 
Tr    ■  ••   i ..  C  reen,  c.  Stamford 
furrier  Hen r    A.Wffi 
Vir    rG  >!  16   *  i  st 

W  wdw  .    '   ii  Co.  118  Lincoln 
E  7  p  hots  t«  r  es»>  es. 
Baker  Mary  A    'J  Oliver  pL 
Bracket!  Laura  E.  11  H:irr.  av*. 

!"'.:.'_.  .'  L,:/o,  J  5:.;fiii'ab  pi. 

Coss  L. ...  .  ••    12  Oli    er  pi. 
Floyd  Sfa.rtha.2  Knecland 
Kenm   l     II,  E.  2*5  Unity 
Lorr.an  Ruth  Mr*.  7  PurchaM 
McK  mney  L.J,  47  Revere 
Os'born  A,r  '.  6  McLean  ct 

t!|»!n>St*  ry    Good*. 
Burr,  Brown  &  Co.  I€  '.v'att-r 
Champiiev  II.  T.  20  Tremont 
■    :-     ■'■  r'*:u  U.  I.-.  Hrmifie'ld 
Fowte   Chas.  L.    t  Co.  2i>2  Wash. 

(.v«  a.;,-f/-;£s'  (r.?nt,j>.  14) 
Osgood  II.  B    r-  Holmes  block 
Upholstery  <&  Carriage 

(';«»»!■..     (Importers.} 
Hobcrt,    White  £  Metealf.S5  &  .57 

V.  iter 
L:t^':  ti  J.  N.  £  Bros.  agts.  25  Kilby 
Upholfttery  Trlmaiitx^. 
1-  -■;■.:■  C   L.  i  Co.-cj  Wash,    (s<?e 

a  ?mr(unit«H'.) 
5*  '      ■   .     C.  £'.,  10  Elm 

Vurn-i'sti     ;iik!     >iapan 
SrJ  luiui'.uturers. 
Cuiirr  A.  L.  t-  lad  a 
Frothinsrhatr..  Fisher  &Co.l«  State 
Uunnesnan  W.  C.  4.'  India 
U'.-d*  M.  S-nUh,  17  >:J;;  Castie 
R/»irers  A.  W    5  ■:   Inies  block 


-■    n  ji  n.  V  -     :,:.:■•  i  Co.  36  India 

-  -  ..       r     ■■■■<  nt,  bock  colored.) 

Varnti*J»insri.fc  H*«»li*liiiiif. 

KJ  . ■  ■-■■  ■■-  '      .'    -l  .j-hin^ton 

.-.  r  .:.,..■:   :■  »,    ...  :    irliaad 

-t'..  W     D    ■■-.'-.  c.  Tek-srraph 
White*  K.in*f,  ?1  Sudbury, c.Haw- 

Venetian    I&lstida. 

r-ivle    C.  L.  i  Co,  ^S-J  Wash'ton, 

'  (..    ■     ,■:     rtWffl^O 

t  o,  .,   i:i  as    B.47    CornhiU    (see 

'oJcert.       «-n.VP.20) 

v  ti,tilitiort<. 
D«*is  G.  -"■:  Slate  (patent) 

Veterlniiry  Sursfrionsi. 
C-  .,-■■•!:.  ■■'    '■  ■•  ■    ■ 


:'.,'v\     ,.  il.'J  Vfevard 

r  1,  c.  Kinyston 
-.  W  ■:;..  s-j..lbury.  c.  iiaw- 


av;u     "  r.iioi 

\\  ,  •     ...-  F.  ii        MiddU'SeS 
V,-..,  i      VI.      Ca  i*eway 

C   urt  >-  15*  Tre- 

t  Ini-W^**- 
Cow.ln  v  y.  1     •  ■          '  Eastern  av 

lull 

!tly  Ilin  iv-er 
JCoucIsq 
•eret&  1    -  cVwod 

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Voik  fe  -             !■    1    '■    Harr.   av. 
V;-«-     M:»ti>r. 

•.  S  >n.  SSI  Trcraont 

W»«<-1»   «'»t.*'e  :».ui5  Qlss,s« 

*S  ;m  uC.icI  u  re  r. 
Cdttin  :  .-■'      -    1 

,  Xe  .   .urn  pi. 

I    riiii   ■■   ••    ■"'■  -*  <■-'   ■•'■  av.-nue 

-uC°U,rS     ,. 

Tan  .->  »  -   •   »,  t     ■  1  Wa*h. 

lituey  Nahuin  1'.  i  J  Bic  i*oin 
Upholsterers, 

dprnnrj  John  J.  .v*J  "3  reas  int 
■:ij  i  Win,  K.'i-C  Wash. 
...      h       r     ■•'..    1.    Corn! 


}    ,.k;  .  <•.  !  .  \  '.'  •   :-     Wasb 
•hi.  u  Edw.  17-  V\  ishiagton 
J  iv  (1.  ,i.  SJ  I  everet 
Ka«*tl  Geo.  lfi  ■■   dlotd 
Kji    »a',lC.  M.tilai  W  »  '..  f*^«  '-•. 
p.  :  i    .  ■■     . 

Lew;  -n  ITenry,  Chsunry  tt.  under 
I'uui  &  Co.fii4  Wfu..i,r  j:-  .i 
Pearson  G.  i.\  1*5  Fntnkliu 


l  -■    i-    l  ■■  '.     id 


I  [   ...     ,-,      IT         w*ah. 

j..      ,,,.  .;•■■     -Mi-t 

;..    ,  ■    ■■"   : 

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hi,..,...!..'.  .1    -      ■-!  ; 

r«v  Geo,  IL  14  t«MK»TW,»oomN« 


Fedcrhen  John  jr.  .VI  Conrt 
Foster  -S.  H.  K)6  Sudbnry 
Gee  tlenrv,  40  F.  H.  so. 
Gerrish  Tim.  \).~rM  lUnover 
Gruaby  Edw.  L.  13  Maverick  sq. 
■ ;  ■    ipl   a  S.  3  Sumner,  E.  H. 
M  i  nin  ■■>  D.  ii.  It  J    »20  Wash. 
Hazen  Geo.  W.fia  Hanover 
Hervey  Sam'l  C.  32  Court 
Hills  ft.  CI  Wasl  ••..-•on 
Molway  P  lilip       i  Hanover 
Ja<  kson  <■.  '  *  u  :,  7:.i  Waskiagtoa 
Jenkins  Osmore,  SO  Wash. 
Jepson  Win.  7  Court  sq. 
Johnson  T.  S.  4  Court  arena* 
Jones  F.  R.  •'•-''>  Hanover 
i^n-3  H.  S.  £-!  Court 
Keliey  A.  B.  7o7  Washing-Ion 
K ...  il     '■'.   .:  Tre  n  >nt 
Kendal]  Tames,  ','  Hanover 
;.-..,  ,.  -'  ■-„  ,  ..'.!  Hanover 
Malm  F.  I13  Washington 
Miriuin  Wm.  t  Court  av. 
Nathan  M.  v  I  Washington 
Neely  T.  a*i  North 
O'Conneii  Maurice,  rwj  Hanover 
O.'/ood  Jo'ip.  jr.'  ;>>■<  \V;i9h. 
I'-riv.i!  Niuli'!,  I  N".  Market 
Perkins  M.  ISO  Hanover 
P  »rtec  Geo.  E.  7  Congress 
Pratt  Joseph,  145  Court 
Pratt  Wm.  '47  Washinston 
Raymond  F.  C.  4  Brorafield 
Richards  J.  L.  jr.  7  Brittle  aq 
Ri  ;r:k<  Henry,  2  Prov.  c.  School 
Ridgway  John.  ;<-.  Cambridge 
Rog     i  Wm.  17  U.  8.  ECotel 

C.  J.  F.  77  North 

H.8o  Wash. 

Washington 
Steven*  c  C.  -".'  Waahington 
Strouss  S.  121  Court 
Sweet  J.  S.  49  Hanover 
Tarbell  E.  101  Dorehester  ar. 
Toiand  John.  V"  Dorchester  av. 
Wanekel  E.  3  Tremont  Temple 
Watson  John,  (5,5  Wa.shin^rtoa 
Watson  T.  It.  I."  Hanover    > 


■    t;vjr.'nan  •-. .  j.  i 

8\s,«ou  A.  H.  8-'3 

!    Smith  H.  W.  2S 


con 


W    id  >■.  G.9*  11  Hanover 

W  ntche*,  ^Je^velry,   and 

i'iate. 
Adams  Geo.  E.  -■>:>  Wash. 
Bacon  k  Co.  6  Elm 
Bailer,  Chapman  &  Co.  205 .Wash. 
I!i,-u7iw  Br.i.:<cKe:inard.l-Jl  Wasti. 


!.<h. 


:i;  .-'-.a 


Burbank  &  Crosb* 

Goldsmith  W  m.  I 
G  >oding  Josial  .  "> 
Ca--&'i  ,br\-    ..:.i  v.-;iu>. 
Greene  H.  H.  i:i  Salem 
Hammond  S.  J.  k  Co.  99  Court 
Hews  A.,  jr.  217  Wash. 
Hews  A.  6.  l&iWash 
::       :•  ■  .   '.;.  C.  14  Hanover 


.7,  akins  N.  I  i  •  -u!  T^>-  buiidiTisr 
J    :u  •  A.  S.  .v-,  \V;:sh.  [Wash. 

.:,.....    Shrcve,   Brrvwn  &  Co.  2iti 
Kei!ev  jiijper.  'r.1^  Wash. 
KettellJ.  V.  lfVl  Washington 
.  '      .   G.    \.  22  -  tLem 
1.  :   ••  n   .  F  iss.   Wash,  cor.  Court 
y.  :...    G<  ■>.  a.  ;. ■-  Washington 
.\lvsn  S.  &  J.  1  :  ILmover 
P-iltuers   .v    B:iche!ders,  91   TVa-a. 
Kowe  Brothers,  t'J  Salem 
Si  i        :  A.  ■'_'  Hanover 
S  uitlj  Edwin,  II  T-- -niont  row 
Spear  Henrv  T.  89  Wush. 
Staawood  llenry  B.  k  Co.  :V>3  Wsh 
Wentwonh  A.  bl  Court 
V,    .:  Lewis,  !«)  Wash. 

Watehea,  Tools,  etc. 
Howard  E.&  Cn.  1  «;  Wnshtn   :  in 
Palmers*  Bachelders.  T»l  Wash. 
Wil     in   W.  U.  :    •  Wash. 

Water  tor  &thli*\*\rir;. 
Bc-!i  Andrew  A  IH  Lewis  wharf 
l.i      vies  ,'..  UniOn  wharf 

Water  Wheel*. 
American    Water   Wheel  Co.    A. 

Warren. 31  Exchange 
HcJJaathUnCk.-o,T.4  Co.  116  Stale 

Weather  Strlpst. 
Cartel  E.  U7  Hanover 

Welarhem  »*r  Gaajrers^ 
V.  ■  <•  -  N'athan'l  i  Son.U  Cen'lwt. 
I  .:.:::  mover 

Calcf  James  A.  'si  r.evrj,  wf. 
I    -  I  S  T.  H.  "■■  Commercial  wf. 
Cleaves  N  ithaniel,  3  Ceutril  wf. 
C  -.ir.  >r  Wm,  :  '■  Lewis  wbf. 
I  .  -  ■  ■  I!    Jf. 'JO  Lewis  wif, 
Crowell  N'.  ;r  ?>Comiuerelal  wf 
Daniels  Ch.is.  P.  ^  Central  wharf 
Davis  F.  C\  Id  Central  wf. 
DilUwav  8«m««l.a>  Ccotral  «f. 
Eaton  i>«via  S.  S53  COJama :•-■-<*.; 


292 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER, 


Ellerr  Wm.  11  Lewis  w£ 
Hock'ey  Joseph,  8  Lewis  wharf 

n  i    :-..  t  i  [.»<«i3    ..-rr 

J  htwow  N   -I-  I  idia  it. 
Kidder  D.  T.  I"  Rawe's  wharf 
Lane  Samuel,  head  I  nion  wf, 
Liv.-rmore  S.  B.  !■>:  Comn  ercial 
M,  Galium  John,  4  C»  ntral  *  hf. 
Mudge  I..  D.head  India  wharf 
Nickerson  J.  G.  10G  Commercial 
Oi  !w  if'Aar  n),  150  State 
v.  [way  B.  H.  23  India 
Peirson  A.  L.  6  Lewis  wf 
SivTet  James  W.  8  Centra]  wf. 
Sweet  Nathaniel,  34  Central  wf. 
Uraun  Joseph,  340  Commercial 

Western  Land  Agrencies 
Blake  Pvr.snri,  18  Doan« 
Burgess  E.  P.  19  State 

Whalebone  Workers, 

Adams  Joseph  M.12IIawtey 
Sevey  J.  A.110  Federal 

Wltarliiiser*. 

Bictford  J.,  Carney's  wharf 
Blaney  Jas.  M.  28  Centra!  wf. 
Brarnan  G-  T,  W.,  Sargent's  -wh.f. 
Brown  Chari«-s  W.  cad  D  dia  wf. 
Coifin  Geo.  R„  City  wharf 
Crosby  David.  Arch  wf, 
Davison  E.  E.  24  Lewis  wf. 
Frederick  Jabez,  Boston  wf. 
Frost  1..  K.,  Russia  wf. 
Glover  James  jr.,   Wales  Trf. 
Hall  E.  A.,  G.  J.  R.  R.  whf. 
Hersev  A.  C.  67  Commercial  wf. 
Homer  E.  ;.r.,  Batierv  wf. 
Homer  H.,  Cui  ard  wharf 
Kid  tt-r  Daniel  T.  '7  Fow.-'awf 
>■  •':    s  Chas.  H.,  Lincoln's  wharf 
Nichols  J.  C,  Lincoln  a:  Fi»k'*  wf. 

uuti  91)  State 
Peurce  Gc--..  W.  30  Union  wf. 
Roidmc  E.  H.,  E.  B.  wf.  .'7  M<.  rid. 
S<  ud  ier  Alex  .  Mercantile -wharf 
Thornton  Geo.,Gn.nd  Juncfn  wf. 
Wihi.-r.fan^  :  S..  C  -;■'  "  it";,  a  «!'. 
Wirisor  Thomas.  22  T  wf. 
"Winter  Chas.  d7  Comm'l  vharf     ' 

Whcflwri-lit!.   «fe    Car- 
riage 7*iak «*•«.. 
Bachelder  D.  M.  01  Beverly 

JJrigsrs  Elbridge  G.^  Cove 


Brigham  C.  I>.  ''•,:  Hawley 
Chambi     nin  S  ,  Beach,  c.  Cor* 
Uonuuil     .  .;.     i         :rs  c.  B<  vr.rlj 

•li,c.  South 
F  '■'-.  >rt  i  ihn,  \"  (     ipman 
Gari     <  I  has  .  S  iftulk,  n.  Castle 
He  \       -.  ■'   -  ■  inner,  E.B. 

Lakin  Syh    -  !  Broad 

Lally  Patrick.  c':;^l.  a.  Bridge 

1 n    i  ,rir  :.-  ,  Do  chesterav. 

1,  a.  Fultr.n 
■-1  •  •■    I   iou   is,D   rchester,  n.  First 
Noma  l.  B.,Travers,  n.  Cha'stown 
Perry  Bradford,  U17  Wash. 
Placeman  Henry,  E.  Castle 
K  !:  tiv  J.,  E.  Sumner,  n.  R.  R. 
Room  W.  II..  Medford.C  Causeway 
Russell  J.  W.  <..<  Portland 
Stone  M.  P.  H7  Beverlr 
St.  ne  Win   P.,  Second, nearB 
Vaustone  W.  55-Suruucr,.E.  B. 

Whips. 

American   Whip   Co.  !9  Dock  sq. 
Melendy  ft  David,  8  Dock  3quare 

Willow    V.orkcrs. 

Harper  R.L.  38  Bromfield  (imp.) 
Parker  Alex.  74  Blaekstone      ' 

Par    .  Her  !•'.  21  ■  ■  ck  square 

Porte- James,  77  Haverhill 

Window  Cilass. 

BrownbiilJohn.SBedford 
Coots  J.  M.  125  ■:    -.-    ss 

Cutler   A.   !.-  43.1      :  a 
Damon,  Sherburn  _•  i  Co.S7  Friend 
Loring  C.  G.  ft  Co.  W  Merch.  row 
Pa?e  ft  Rohbins.  189  ft  191  State  & 

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Stimson,  VaUntine  &  Co.  S6  India 

Window  !?hades. 

Bradford  C.  R.  103  Hanover 
Bruce  Chas.  H.  ft  Co.  304  Wash. 
Flint  J.  S.  .56  Court 
Fcwle  C.  L.  ft  Co.  S32  Washington , 

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Ki-Uv  G.  L.  ft  J.  B.  Jdunur'ac.  170 

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M&rifen  ft  Hartshorn,  164  Court 
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Wic-czorek  Hxigo  IS  Avery 


Wines,  Teat,  «4re. 
Codman  Edward  St  Co.  -17  Kilbr 
1-     ker  J.  B.34C   urt 
Pettes  John  O.  11  'l'remont 
Williatns  .1.  D.  ft  M.1854  1-7  State 
Wire  Manuf.    (Iron-it  £i    L) 
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Whyte  Oliver,  r.i  Lorn  hill 

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Cummings  1>.  ft  Co.  41  S.  -Market 
Jiexter  R.  ft  S.  G.  'i\  Broad 
Dickinson, Lincoln&Co.  15  FaTK-uil 

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Eaton,  JonesA  Co.6Holmes  bLk. 
Frothinffhanu  G.  H.  .v  E    >ad 
Howe  N.StJ.  ft  Co.  30  North  .Market 
Lndd  P..  F.  ft  Co.  59  Broad 
Lappen  O.  ft  Co.  20  Dock  sq. 
■     ,-     5,  \V.-i6  Broad 
Murdock  E.jr.  4-j  S.  Market 
Smith  DwigV't.-V  Br  .-id 
Smith  E.  P.  &  C-  R.  69  Union 
Stimpson  C.  M.  721  Washington 
Warner  R.  &  Co.  3ij  Comm'i 
Wool   Dealers. 
Bingham,  Jov  ft  Co.  221  State 
Bond  Geo.   Wra.  &  Co.  127  Milk 

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{>.:,!!, h>r  Wm. -P.  34  Pearl 
Hiiton^Vm.  89  Broad 
Hnrd,  Powers  ft  Wiilard.  lc?  State 
Kendall  H.  R.  ft  Son,  37  Battery- 
march 
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Lothrop  Jarvis,  4  Lehigh 
Pertihoae   H.  A.   ft   Co.  44   Kilby 

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Vila  James  ft  Co.  1  Bath,  n.  Cong's 

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Murdoch  E.  A.  369J  Wash. 


BOSTON  EOAED  OF  TRADE. 


I>7C01'if  OR  A  i ; 


\ift.a.  29,  1854,    •  Oificb  Merchants  Exchange. 


Annual  Meeting  of  the  Board  on  the  third  Wednesday  in  January.     Meetings  of  the 

Government  of  the  Board  op  the  first  Monday  of  each  month. 


GEORGE  B.  UPTON,  President. 
THOS.  ASPINWALL,  EDWARD  S.  TOBEY,  ALEX.  H.  RICE,  Vice  Presidents. 

STANDIKO    COMMITTEES. 

Of  Appeals:— Kathan  Carrath,  Joseph  Whitney,  Zelotes  Hosrher,  James  W.Paige. 
Of  Arbitration : — William   E.    Reynolds,   C.   O.    Whitmore,   James   C.   Converse, 

Benjamin  E.  Bates,  William  E.  Coffin, 

On  Finance :—  George  C.  Richardson,  Nathaniel  Harris,  Charles  G.  Nazro. 

On  Inquiry  into  Causes  of  iyhipu-reck  :-—  Hubert  B.  Forbes,  Samuel  T.  Dana,  Charles 
J.  Morrill,  Caleb  Curtis,  William  B.  Bacon. 


D  IRECTORS. 

l^aic  C.  Bates,  James  M.  Beebc,  William  Blake,  Peter  Butler,  Charles  Bokus, 
Charles  Brooks,  William  J.  Cutler,  J  hn  Collamoxe,  Jr.,  Charles  Deane,  Samuel  Froth- 
ingham,  Jr.,  Samuel  H.  Gookin,  Andrew  T.  Hall,  H.  K.  Horton,  Horatio  Harris, 
Frederick  Jones,  Geuvo  Livcrmore,  William  Perkins,  Thomas  W.  Peirce.  Avery 
Plunder,  Jr.,  Eb'eh  C,  Stanwood,  \r  ltiam  B.  Spooner,  Isaac  Thaeher,  J.  J.  Whiting, 
Henry  V.  Ward, 

James  H.  Bi:ai-,  Treasurer.  Lorenzo  Sabine,  Secretary. 


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MASSACHUSETTS  OBITUARY,  1858. 


ii 


Dr.  William    Abbott,    Fairlee,    Vt., 

July   30,   aged  78-      Formerly   of  Salem, 
Mass. 

Hon.  Chester.  Adams.  Natick,  March 
15,  aged  72.  He  was  a  native  of  Bristol, 
Conn.  He  was  Representative  from  Natick 
to  the  Legislature  from  1833  to  I&38.  and 
Senator  in  1841  and  184:).  fie  was 
Town  Clerk  and  Treasurer  27  years.  Post- 
master 7  )  ears,  and  held  many  other  re- 
sponsible offices. 

Hon.  Samuel  Adams,  Townsend,  April 
5,  aged  52.  He  w  is  a  member  of  the  State 
Senate  at  the  lime  of  his  death,  and  had 
formerly  been  a  member  of  the  House  of 
Representatives,  and  had  held  several  other 
local  offices.  His  death  was  caused  by 
taking  aconite,  which  had  been  prescribed 
as  a  lotion  for  rheumatism,  from  which  he 
was  suffering. 

HbzekIah  Allen,  Esq..  Orange,  N.  J., 
Nov.  IS,  aseii  82.  A  native  of  Dover, 
Mass.  He  entered  Harvard  College,  but 
was  compelled,  on  account  of  ill  health,  to 
leave.  He  belonged  to  the  class  that 
graduated  in  1800: 

Capt.  Ambuose  Ames,  Greenfield.  Aug. 
29.  *ged  90  ;  the  oldest  person  in  the  town. 
He  was  Postmaster  from  1804  to  1841,  and 
several  years  a  member  of  the  Legislature. 

Samtjel  Acstin,  Esq.,  Boston,  Sent. 
10,  &<  ;ed  70.  He  was  born  in  Boston  :  was 
a  merchant  engaged  extensively  in  the 
Calcutta  trade,  lie  uas  a  Representative 
in  the  State  Legislature  from  1827  to  1833, 
member  of  the  City  Council  in  1829  and 
1830   and  director  in  the  State  Bank  from 


Capt.  J'osiAH  Ayhrs,  Waltham,  April 
15,  aged  DO.  Formerly  branch  pilot  of 
Boston. 

Ai.AM,  BatLEY,  Esq.,  Bos-on,  Nov.  20. 
aged  69  :  born  in  Seituate,  Mass,  In  1815 
he  was  app  anted  •  )  an  office  in  the  Boston 
Custom  House,  where  he  continued  ib  tut 
4r>  years,  about  half  of  which  time  he  held 
the  office  of  Deputy  Collector.  He  was 
highly  esteemed  fur  his  puLiie  worth  and 
private  virtues. 

Dr.  Israel  Balch,  Amesbury,  July  7, 

aged  70. 

Henry  Barlow  Brown,  Woodstock, 
Vl.  Feb  9.  aged  93.  Born  in  Boston, 
July  12,  17ot.  lie  studied  law,  and  was  a 
practitioner  in  New  Brunswick,  where  he 
1 1- -id-  i  -  v.  ral  years  ;  he  removed  to  Ver- 
mont about  1808  fie  was  a  man  of  cul- 
tivated mind  and  retentive  memory. 

Francis  Lowell  Batchelder,  ot 
Cambridge;  in  Florida,  Feb.  9,  aged  32. 
He  was  born  in  that  part  of  Chelmsford 
now  Lowell.  Graduated  at  Harvard  Col- 
lege in  1844  ;  studied  law,  and  opened  an 
'  ce  in  C'artVl  idge  ;  was  a  member  of  t  L  e 
Coram6n  Council  in  IS->3  and  1814,  Dili- 
gent and  faithful  in  ail  the  altairs  of  life. 


Andrew  E.  Belknap,  Boston,  Jan.  25, 
aged  78.  He  was  a  sun  of  the  late  Lev. 
Dr.  Belknap,  and  for  many  ye:irs  was  a  mer- 
chant in  th  it  city.  He  took  much  interest 
in  historical  matters,  particularly  in  telation 
to  Boston,  and  frequently  contributed  to 
the  newspapers  under  the  signature  of  ''A 
Boston  Boy." 

William  A.  Bell.  Esq.,  Boston,  May 

30,  aged  43. 

William  Blake,  Wuburn,  Feb.  1, 
aged  82.  He  was  a  native  of  Boston,  and 
was  a  lineal  descendant  in  the  sixth  gen- 
eration from  William  and  Agnes  Blake, 
who  settled  in  Dorchester  in  1630. 

Oliver  H.  Blood,  AT.  D.,  Worcester, 
ADril  8,  aged  57.     A  graduate  of  Harvard 

College. 

Crattncey  Booth,  M.  D.,  Somerviile, 
|  Jan.  12,  aged  4.1  ;  Physician  and  Siiperia- 
htendent  of  the  McLean  Asylum  for  the 
I  Insane.  A  man  distinguished  in  his  pro- 
|  fessibn,  and  his  loss  is  greatly  felt  by  the 
j  public. 

I  Rev,  James  Bradford,  Sheffield,  Dec. 
j  10,  aged  71.  For  40  years  pastor  of  the 
j   Congregational  Church  in  Sheffield. 

j  Rev.  Isaac  Braman,  Georzetown,  Dec. 

\  20.  aired  SS.     A  native  of  Norton,  Mass.  ; 

I  for  61  years  pastor   of  the    Congregational 

I  Church  in  Georgetown.   He  was  a  graduate 

!  of  Harvard  College  in  1794,  and    had  been 

!  fur  several  years  the  only   survivor  of  his 

j  class. 

Charles   H.    Brown,    Esq.,  Boston, 

j  April  1,  aged  66.     He  was  a  native  of  New- 

i  buryport,  but  had    resided   in   Boston  the 

!  past   00   years,     fie   was   member  of  the 

Common 'Council  in  1044-0,  and  President 

of  the  Atlas  Bank  the  past  six    years,  and 

held  many    other    important    trusts,  all  of 

which    he    discharged    with    fidelity   and 

Christian  integrity. 

Hun.  IivFUS  Bullock,  Royalston,  Jan. 
10,  aged  78.     He   had   been  a  member  of 
the   State   Senate,  and  of   conventions  for 
j  revising  the  State  Constitution. 

Charles  Bctterfiedd,  Esq.,  Tyngs- 
i  borough,  July  20,  aged  62.    A  graduate  of 

j  HtrvarJ  College  in"l820. 

Rev.  Lemuel  Capen,  South  Boston, 
Aug.  28,  aged  7,;.  Born  in  Dorchester; 
graduated  ac  Harvard  College  in  1810 ;  or- 
dained pastor  of  the  Unitarian  Church  in 
Sterling,    Mass.,    1815,   and     resigned   in 

J  1819,     In  1827  he   was   installed   over  the 

.   Hawes  Piace   Church   in   South   Boston. 

j  He  resigned  in  i-:0J.  He  had  attended 
th«   Comim  i  cement  at   Cambridge   every 

S   time  since  he  graduated. 

I  Capt.  Ward  Chipman,  Salem,  Jan.  20, 
i   aged  78. 

Oliver  Clark,  Esq.,  Sraithland,  Ky., 

j   Oct.,  aged  08.     Formerly  of  Boston. 


300 


MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


Prof.  Parxfr  Ci.evhl.vnd,  Brunswick, 
Me.,  Oct.  15,  aged  70.  Born  in  Essex 
Co.,  Mass.;  graduated  at.  Han  rd  Colli  :>-, 
1799  ;  was  a  school-teacher  and  also  tutor 
at  Harvard  College  until  1805,  when  he 
was  appointed  Professor  of  Mathematics 
and  Natural  Philosophy,  and  in  1S2S  to 
the  new  Professorship  of  Chemistry,  Min- 
eralogy, and  Natural  Philosophy,  which 
he  held  un«-it  his  death,  having  been  con- 
nected with  the  college  do  years. 

Dr.  vVtixiam  Culm  an,  Pittsfield,  April 
27,  aged  92. 


Zebedee    Cool 
Jan.  24,  aged  72. 


Esq.,    Frarningham, 


A   native  oi  Ni 


woury- 


port; .removed  to  Boston  1810  ;  commenced 
business  as  a  merchant,  and  afterwards 
engaged  in  insurance.  Was  member  of 
Mass.  Legislature  from  1835  to  1838  in- 
clusive. Removed  to  New  York  in  183S, 
and  in  1857  retired  from  business. 

Dr.  Luercrs  Cooks,  Montague,  Oct.  10, 
aged  4i. 

Efklaim  Cobeiss,  Esq.,  Haverhill, 
July  5,  aged  76. 

Lark  a  Crane,  Esq.,  South  Boston, 
Feb.  1.  aged  74.  lie  had  been  a  member 
of  both  branches  of  the  City  Government. 

Dr.  Andrew  Oroswell.  Mercer,  Me., 
June  4,  aged  80;  a  native  of  Plymouth, 
Mass.  Graduated  at  Harvard  College, 
17DS. 

Rev.  Josht-a  Ckowell,  Southbridge, 
July  2i,  aged  81;  formerly  of  Ware. 

James  P.  C.  Coimivgs,  M.  D.,  Fitch- 
burg,  Aug.  27,  aged  28. 

Joseph  Curtis,  Esq.,  West  Roxbury, 
Feb.  15,  ased  85.  Few  men  have  passed 
through  life  more  honorably,  and  few  leave 
behind  them  a  more  unblemished  reputa- 
tion. 

Hon,  Jostrp-H  Dank,  K^nne&unk,  Me., 

May  1,  iged  79.  A  r.  tiv-'E  f  Beverly, 
Mass.  and  nephew  of  Hon.  Nathan  Dane. 
Gra  i;;ate.J  at  Harvard  College,  17  79;  stu- 
died law,  was  admitted  to  the  bar  in  Essex 
County;  removed  to  Ilemiebunk  in  1802. 
He  was  member  of  the  conventions  in 
1816  ami  1810  for  forming  State  Constitu- 
tion of  Maine.  Had  been  member  of  Con- 
gress and  State  Legislature.  Re  was  a 
sound  lawyer,  a  safe  counsellor,  and  a 
Useful  citizen. 

Tuck.ee.  Dai  and,  Esq.,  Salem,  May  31, 
aged  62.  A  merchant  extensively  en- 
gage! in  the  East  India  trade. 

Ezra  Deane,  M.  D.,  Cambridge,  Aug. 
8,  aged  70;  formerly  practising  physician 
at  Biddeford,  Me. 

Sullivan  Dorr,  Esq.,  Providence,  R.T., 
March  2,  aged  — ;  a  native  of  Boston. 
iu-  had  resided  in  Providence  more  than 
50  years.  The  grave  of  Roger  Williams 
H  said  to  be  included  in  his  estate. 

Hon,  Wm.  Reaper,  Pontine,  Mich., 
Aug.  8,  aged  78.  He  was  a  native  of 
Dover,  M;  — ..  and  a  graduate  of  Harvard 
College  in  1803. 

Charles  LiHr.xv,  Esq.,  I>uxbury,  Feb. 

4,  aged  80. 


R^v.  Asa  Eaton,  D.  D.,  Boston,  March 
24,  aged  70.  He  was  born  in  Plaisiow, 
N.  II.;  graduated  at  Harvard  College  in 
1803;  was  Rector  of  Christ  Church,  Boston, 
from  1805  to  1829;  was  afterwards  ci-r.t 
years  a  city  missionary;  and  for  a  few 
years  before  his  death  was  connected  with 
the  church  of  the  Advent  in  Boston.  He 
was  also  a  distinguished  member  of  the 
Masonic  Fraternity. 

Henry  Emmons,  Boston,  Sept.  22,  aged 
88.  He  was  one  of  the  oldest,  if  not  the 
oldest  printer  in  Boston.  He  is  reported 
never  to  have  tasted  ardent  spirits  nor  used 
tobacco.  For  the  last  40  years  he  had  not 
used  tea  or  coffee,  but  was  a  consistent- 
cold-water  man.  He  was  well  known  to 
many  of  the  patrons  of  the  ;i  Massachusetts 
Register"  and  "Boston  Directory" in  the 
city. 

Hon.  George  Etjstis,  New  Orleans, 
Dec.  23,  aged  62.  He  was  a  native  of 
Boston,  and  a  graduate  of  Harvard  Col- 
lege in  1815. 

Rev.  John  Ferguson,  "Whately,  Nov. 
11,  aged  70. 

Chandli-r  Flagg,  M.  D.,  Marblehead, 
Sept,  10,  aged  77.  A  highly  esteemed 
citizen  of  that  town.  He  died  very  sud- 
denly, of  the  heart  disease,  as  is  supposed. 

Col.  TuADDEirs  Foote.  Southwick,  Oct. 

10,  aged  75. 

Dr.  George  Foster,  Chicago,  111.,  Nov. 
6,  aged  30;  a  native  of  Roxbury,  Mass. 

Samuel  Foster,  Esq.,  South  Scituate, 
July  11,  aged  80. 

Eeenezes  Francis,  Esq.,  Boston,  Sept, 
21,  aged  83.  Born  in  Beverly,  Mass.  He 
was  a  successful  merchant,  and  is  sup- 
posed to  have  left  the  largest  estate  ever 
accumulated  in  New  England.  He  was 
for  many  years  treasurer  of  Harvard  Col- 
lege, and  President  of  the  Mass.  Genera] 
Hospital,  also  President  of  the  Suffolk 
Bank. 

Rev.  Barzillai  Frost,  Concord,  Dec. 
8,  aged  54;  a  native  of  Effingham,  ><.  H. ; 
graduated   at    Harvard    College   in    1 
He  was  pastor  of  the  Unitarian  Church  in 
Concord  from  1837  until  1857. 

Henry  Gardner,  M.  D.,  Boston,  June 
19,  aged  78.  A  native  of  Boston;  gradu- 
ated at  Harvard  College,  1798.  He  was  a 
member  of  the  Constitutional  Convention 
of  1820  from  Dorchester,  and  had  repre- 
sented that  town  in  both  branches  of  the 
legish  tare. 


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John  James  Gilchrist,  Wash- 
D.  C,   April  29,  of  Chariest   - 
aged  £9.    'He  was  a  native  of  !  I     - 
[ass,  ;    graduated   at   I'    r\  u  ■ 
1828 ;  studied  law,  and  c  >nv. 
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in  1840  he  was  appointed  Associate  Jus- 
tice of  the    Supreme   Court  of    N.  H-,  ■••'■_; 
in  IS  IS  was  made  Chief  Justice.     la  lc  *> 
he  w  is  ...  p  dnted  a  Judge  of   the  Court  o« 
Claims,  and  was  its  presiding  Judge  until 
his  death. 


OBITUARIES. 


301 


Rev.  JosiAH  GlLMAN,  Lvnn,  "Nov.  1, 
•g  *  61. 

R  v.  Sam'l  Oilman,  D.  D.,  of  Charles- 
ton, S.  C,  at  Kingston,  Mass.,  Feb.  .9, 
ag  d  66.  A  native  of  Gloucester.  Mass.; 
■graduated  at  Harvard  College  in  1811  :  was 
tutor  at  Cambridge  from  1S17  to  1819; 
I  idied  the  >1  >2v  ;  was  settled  oi  crthe  Cni- 
tarian  Church  in  Charleston,  S.  C.,in  1819, 
and  continued  to  his  death.  He  was  a 
distinguished  literary  arid  philosophical 
writer. 

Rev.   Ben* j.   C.  Grafton*,   Cambridge, 

J^n    12,  aged  12. 

Nathaniel    Greenwood    Snelling, 


Esq.,  Boston,  Sept.  6,  aired 
den*,  of  the  Massachusetts 
rine  Insurance  Co. 


7;:-.  late  Presi- 
Fire  and  Ma- 


Benjamin  Guild,  Esq.,  Boston,  March 
SO,  aged  7-.  Graduated  at  Harvard  Col- 
lege, 1804;  studied  law,  and  practised  in 
Boston.  For  over  thirty  years  an  efficient 
member  of  the  Mass.  Society  for  the  Pro- 
motion of  Agriculture. 

George  Harris,  Esq.,  Boston,  May, 
g0,  aged  7G. 

Ezra  Haskell,  Hover,  aged  77.  A 
graduate  of  Yale  College  in  1811,  and  for 
many  years  a  teacher  in  Boston. 

Elnathan  Pierce  Hathaway,  Esq., 
Freetown,  Jan.  23,  aged  60.  Graduated 
at  Brown  University  in  1818.  He  had 
been  a  member  of  both  branches  of  the 
State  legislature,  and  of  the  Constitutional 
Co u  v  e  n :  io n  o  f  1 85  3 . 

Oliver  Bliss  Hays,  Esq.,  Nashville, 
Term.,  aged  76.  U  e  was  a  native  of  Mass., 
and  moved  to  Nashville  in  1808 ;  an  emi- 
nent lawyer. 

Daniel  Hek.-ey,  Esq  .  Boston,  May 
26,  aged  71.  For  many  years  known  as  an 
aiiotiotreer,  arrd  a  prtfirri 
ihe  I.  G.  of  0.  F. 


i.n 


Ephraim  Htnbs,  Esq.,  West  Boylston, 
June  18,  aired  77-  He  was  born  in  that 
part  of  Shrewsbury  which  is  now  West 
Boylston  :  graduated  at  Harvard  College, 
1305,  After  leaving  cmlege,  he  taught 
school  in  several  places,  and  then  studied 
law.  He  lived  in  several  different  towns. 
He  whs  highly  respected  at  the  cnr,  and 
in  private  life. 

Hon.  Aaron  Hobart,  East  Bridge- 
Jvater,  Sept.  19,  aged  71.  He  was  born  in 
Abingtori  ;  graduated  at  Brown  University 
in  IS  »o  .  became  distinguished  as  a  lawyer  ; 
has  been  .  St  ■-.'  s  nai  ir,  representative  to 
'  .---,!  •.:  ?r  of  the  Executive  Coun- 
cil, Judge  of  Probate  :'  >r  Plymouth  Coun- 
ty, Ac, 

Dr,  Jesse  Hodges,  Petersham,  April  3f 
aged  71. 

George  Asa  Rgyt,  M.  XL,  Framine- 
ham,  Oct.  lr>,  aged  32.  lie  was  born  in 
Northfteld.  X.  If.;  graduated  at  Dire- 
mouth  Gol.egi'  in  1847;  took  i.:-'  degree  of 
M.  D.  at  Harvard  College  in  IS-ji;  and 
practised  successfully  in  connection  with 
bis  father  in  Framingham. 


Freeman  Hunt,  Esq.,  New  York, 
March  2.  aged  53.  A  native  of  Quincy, 
Mass.  He  was  publisher  of  the  "Mer- 
chants' Magazine." 

Rev.  John  B.  Hunt,  North  Eastern, 
Oct.  10,  aged  39. 

Archibald  Jones,  Esq.,  Frankfort, 
Me.,  Feb.  8,  aged  81  ;  a  native  of  Worces- 
ter, Mass.,  whence  he  emigrated  ir.  1802. 

Hon.  Thomas  Ktnnicutt,  Worcester, 
Jan.  22,  agfd  57.  Born  in  Warnn,  11.  I.; 
graduated  at  Brown  University  in  IS22  ; 
studied  law  ;  admitted  to  the  Worcester 
bar  in  182-5.  He  had  been  a  member  of 
both  brandies  of  the  State  Legislature, 
was  Speaker  of  the  House  in  1842.  He 
was  appointed  Judge  of  Probate  for  Wor- 
cester County  m  1848,  and  held  the  office 
at  the  time  of  his  death.  He  was  held  in 
high  estimation  by  his  fellow-citizens. 

Martin  Lane,  Esq.,  Cambridgeport, 
Oct.   16,  aged   73.     He   was   a  'native   of 

Northampton,  was  for  nearly  thirty  years 
cashier  of  Cambridge  Bank.  lie  was 
much  respected  for  his  integrity  and  sim- 
plicity of  character. 

Lewis  A.  L.vlkiat,  Sacramento,  Cal., 
Aug.  27,  aged  72;    formerly  of  Boston. 

Elijah    Lewis,   Esq.,  Roxbury,   Dec. 

15,  aged  8-5.  He  was  a  merchant,  and  for 
manv  years  connected  with  municipal 
afiaifs. 

Capt.  Jacob  Lincoln,  Eastport,  Me., 
Match  14,  aged  91  years,  lacking  5  days. 
He  was  born  in  Hingham,  Mass.;  went  to 
Maine  about  1788  ;  was  chosen  first  town 
clerk  of  Eastport  in  1798.  and  in  1806  was 
chosen  to  the  command  of  the  militia 
company  of  the  town  ;  and  from  that  d».y 
had  always  been  known  by  his  military 
title. 

Ellis  Gray  Loring,  Esq.,  Boston, 
May  24,  acred  52,  A  well-known  and 
highly  respected  citizen  of  Boston, and  a 
liberal   and   consistent   supporter   o:'    the 

anti-slavery  cause. 

Rev.  Stephen  Lovell,  Boston,  Sept. 
29,  aged  59.  He  was  a  Metho  iUt  preach- 
er ;  was  for  a  number  of  years  assistant 
editor  of  the  "  Boston  Olive  Branch." 

Ebenezer  Mekrlam,  West  BrookfieTd, 

Oct.  1,  aged  81.  Commenced  apprentice- 
ship at  printing  with  Isaiah  Thomas,  ac 
Worcester,  in  1790,  when  about  thirteen 
years   of    age.      Commenced1    business    in 

Brookrieid  in  1707,  and  continued  over  fifty 
years. 

George  Minot,   Esq.,  Reading,  April 

16,  aged  41.  lie  was  born  in  Haverhill, 
Mass!  Graduatedat  Elarvard Colli  -.<\  1836; 
commenced    practice   in    Boston   in    1839.. 

He  was  an  extensive  editor  of  l.tw-books^ 

Timothy  P.  Morrill,  Esq.,  Salisbury, 
October  2,  aged  60. 

Anthony  Morse,  Esq.,  Plymouth, 
April  19,  ^?i  Co, 

Pr.  Eliakim:  Morse,  Watertown,  Jan. 
9,  atred  'JO.  He  was  a  native  of  that  part 
of  Shrewsbury  now  West  Boylston,  and 
came,  to  Watertown  more  thai;  50  ytara 
ago. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    REGISTER. 


61. 


Rct.  Foxtms  Morse,  Lee,  April  6,  aged 
;q.,   Salem,  Sept. 


Thomas  N  eedha^ 

24,  au..d  70. 

Hon.  Ai  bf.rt  Hob.vrt  Melson,  of  Wo- 
burri,  at  McLean  Asylum,  Somervillej 
Ju  ;.•'.;",;-;.:  46.  Burn  m  MiH'ord,  Mass.  ; 
graduated  .it  Harvard  College  in  1832  ; 
studied  lav,  mid  practised  in  Concord, 
Mass.,  until  1841,  when  he  removed  to 
Woburn.  He  was  for  several  years  prose- 
cuting attorney  for  Middlesex  and  Essex 
Counties;  wasState  Senator  in  184S-9,and 
member  of  the  Executive  Council  in  1855 ; 
and  was  the  same  year  appointed  Chief 
Justice  of  the  Superior  Court  for  the 
County  of  Suffolk. 

Moses  Newell,  Esq.,  West  Newbury, 
March,  aged  63.  One  of  the  most  promi- 
nent men.  in  Essex  County. 

Is  vac.  New  hall,  Esq.,  Lynn,  July  6, 
aged  75.  For  many  years  a  merchant  of 
Salem. 

Rev.  James  Nichols,  of  Havdenville, 
Whately,  Dee.  14,  aged  64. 

Capi.  Nathan  Noble,  Saiera,  Mavch 
17,  aged  75. 

Ekasmcs    Darwin    North,    M.   D., 

Westfieid,  June  17.  aged  51.  Born  in 
Goshen,  Conn. ;  graduated  at  the  Univer- 
sity  of  North  Carolina,  i8'J'3  ;  studied  medi 
cine,  and  practiced  a  few  years.  He  was 
Instructor  of  Elocution  in  Yale  College 
from  133'   to  1854. 

EuAveis  Jokonnot  Oliver,  Esq., 
Middletown,  Conn.,  aged  81.  A  native  of 
Boston,  and  a  graduate  of  Harvard  College 
in  1795. 

William  Foster  Otis,  Esq.,  of  Boston. 
Versailles.,  Prance,  May  29,  aged  56.  He 
was  the  third  snn  of  Harrison  Gray  Otis  : 
graduated  at  Harvard  College  in  1821; 
srudk  1  1 .:'. '.  i-Tid  was  ad;  dtted  to  the  Suf- 
folk bar.  r!  c  was  ■■■ .  .  •  tentative  in  the 
State  Legislature  from  iodd  to  1833,  and 
wis  fur  several  years  President  of  the 
Young  Men  s  Te  up  era  nee  Society. 

IsaaC'Parker,  Esq.,  Boston,  May  27, 
a."  .  /O.  An  estimable  citizen  and  sub- 
-1  nt  d  merchant.  He  was  President  of 
rJ  [Traders'  Bank;  and  a  member  .of  the 
N.  E.  Hist,  and  Gen.  Society. 

Col.  Albert  Pike,  New  Orleans,  aged 
ij.     A  native  of  Boston. 


Hon.  Robert  Rantottl,  Bevcrlv,  Oct. 
24,  aged  89.  He  was  born  in  Salem.  He 
has  heen  prominently  before  the  public 
during  the  past  half  century,  having  first 
served  in  the  Legislature  in  IS'^O.  He  was 
a  member  of  the  Constitutional  Conven- 
tion in  lS2(h  and  again  in  1855,  and  has 
acceptably  rilled  virion-  public  trusts  dur- 
ing a  long,  active,  and  useful  life. 

Hon.  James  Richardson,  Dedham, 
June  7,  aged  86.  Born  in  Medfield,  grad- 
uated at  Harvard  College  in  1797.  Studii  d 
law  with  Fisher  Ames,  commenced  practice 
in  1800,  was  President  of  the  Norfolk  bar 
at  the  time  of  his  death.  He  was  Sta'e 
Senator  in  1813,  a  member  of  the  Consti- 
tutional Convention  of  1820,  snd  of  the 
Executive  Council  in  1S34  and  1835. 

Rev.  Elisha  Rockwood,  D.  D.,  Swan-' 

zey,  N.  H.,  June  18,  aged   80.      Formerly 
of  Westboroogh,  Mass. 

William  Henry  Rowe,  Esq.,  Boston, 
July  22,  aged  27.  Graduated  at  Harvard 
College  in  .1853. 

Capt.  Hexsy  Russell,  Brooklyn. 
N.  X,,  May  24,  aged  72 ;  eldest  son  of  the 
late  Hon.  Benj.  Russell  of  Boston. 

Edward  Savage,  Esq.,  Springfield, 
April  28,  aged  62.     Formerly  of  Boston. 

J  out.  Scott,  Esq.,  Dedham,  May  5,  aged 
4'L  lie  was  a  native  of  Ne*-bury  port.  He 
■was  many  years  Deputy  Collector  in  the 
Boston  Custom  House,  and  in  1850  was 
elected  President  of  the  Alliance  Insurance 
Company,  which  office  he  held  until  his 
death. 

Ruogles  Slack,  Esq.,  Chelsea,  April 
19,  aged.  65.  He  was  many  years  employed 
in  connection  with  the  i;  Boston  Post." 

Rev.    Elam  Smalley,     D.    D.,    Troy, 


N.  Y,,    July    30,    aged    5: 


Horn  Timothy  Pilsbkry,  Texas,  Nov. 
23.     A  native  of  Newburyport. 

Rev.  Solomon'  Dsvight  Pitkin,  Wood- 
:  ridge,  N.  J.,  Sept.  30,  aged  3':;.  A  native 
of  Au,  .erst,  Mass. 

Rev.  ArorsTCS  Russell  Pope,  Somer- 
ville,  May  24,  aged  39.  Graduated  at  Har- 
vard Coll  ;e,  LS39 ;  settled  in  Kingston, 
Mass.,  L$i3,  where  ho  remained  until 
bn,  when  he  removed  to  Somerville. 
Eor  the  last  two  years  of  i  id  life  he  acted 
as  State  Agent  and  Lecturer  of  the  Mass. 
U  1  .:■;    ■  *    bdu  .  stion. 

Lieut.  Ca lp. n  Pkoitiy,  Nohomi;*,  Id.. 
July  15,  aged  73  ;  late  <j{  the  U.  S,  R.  M., 
formerly  of  Scituate,  Mass* 


\.  native  ct 
Dai  mouth*  Mass.;  graduated  at  Brown 
University  in  1827. 

Dr.  Robert  Starkweather,  Chester- 
field, May  8,  aged  92. 

Major  Joseph  Stearns,  Danvers,  Aug. 

8,  aged  7G. 

Luther  Stevens,  of  Boston,  at  Mount 
Vernon.,  N.  II..  aged  79.  For  the  last  40 
years  he  had  been  a  steel  :i.nd  copperplate 
printer,  and  publisher,  in  Boston. 

Rev.  Seth  F.  Swift,  Oswego,  NY., Oct. 
12,  aged  72.  Horn  in  Sandwich,  Mass.; 
graduated  at  Harvard  College,  1807.  Or- 
dained over  a  Unitarian  church  in  Nan- 
t  ■•'  '  1 ,  1  SI0  ,  con  tin  .ted  until  1  i>33,  when 
he  removed  to  Oswego;  shortly  after  he 
became  blind,  and  remained  so  untd  hio 
death. 

Hon.  George  McDoxoron  Thachp.k, 
B  >ston,  June  2,  aged  49.  He  was  a  son 
of  .'  .  I  fe  Peter  O.  Thacher,  and  seventh 
in  desf-cnL  from  Thomas  Thacher,  of  Dux- 
bury,  the  emigrant  ancestor. 

Adam  Wallace  Tkaxter,  Boston. 
Dec.  15,  aged  79.  For  many  years  Presi- 
dent of  the  Mechanic's  Mutual  Fire  In- 
surance Co.  in  Boston. 


ADDITIONS,    CORRECTIONS,    ETC. 


303 


Hon.  A.LBERT  ThoRNDIKR,  Beverly, 
June  14,  aged  58.  He  had  been  a  mem- 
ber of  both  branches  of  the   Legislature, 

and  was  President  of  t tie  Beverly  Bank  at 
the  time  of  his  death. 

Dea.  JosinrA  Utham,  Salem,  July  20, 
aged  l'o. 

William  E.  Vincent,  Esq..  Dorches- 
ter, April  12.  aged  6-5.  Teller  of  the  State 
Bank,  Boston. 

Col.  John  Wade,  "Woburn,  July  9,  aged 
78.  He  had  been  a  State  senator,  and 
had  held  other  important  ofaees. 

Hon.  Wm.  P.  Walker.  Lenox.  Nor. 
11,  aged  80.  Born  at  Lenox,  graduated 
at  Williams  College  in  1793.  admitted  to 
the  bur,  1603.  He  had  been  one  year  a 
member  of  the  House  of  Representatives, 
three  years  a  member  of  the  Senate,and 
two  year-i  a  member  of  the  Executive 
Council,  was  four  years  Chief  Justice  of 
the  Court  of  Sessions  for  Berkshire  Coun- 
ty, and  twenty-four  years  Judge  of  Pro- 
hate-  He  was  postmaster  in  Lenox  from 
1820  to  IS 43. 

Eev.  S.  P.  W.ur,  Agav/am,  Jnae  12, 
agtd  57. 

Thomas  W.  Wakd,  Boston,  March  4, 
aged  71.  He  was  a  native  of  S.iieu.,  and 
in  early  life,  for  several  years,  went  to  sea, 
and  became  a  master  mariner.  la  1810 
he  removed  to  Boston,  where  he  became  a 
sneee-sfui  merchant.  lie  was  treasurer 
of  Harvard  College  from  1S30  to  1842; 
also  held  other  cracks  of  trust  and  respon- 
sibility, the  duties  of  which  he  faithfully 
performed. 

FfiEDEitidx  Warren,  EsqH  Worcester, 

Nov.   13.     He  wis  City  Marshrl  of  Wor- 
cester,   and   was    shot    accidentally  a  few 


day3  previous,  by  a  pistol  in  the  hands  of 
another  person  while  examining  it. 

Rev.  Ebenezer  Washbubn,  Racine 
Wis.,  Dec.  29,  aged  85.  A  native  of  Hard- 
wick,  Mass. 

Hon.  Jaeed  Weed,  Petersham,  Aug.  G, 
aged  71. 

John  B.  Well',  Esq.,  Boston,  March 
18,  aged  73.  He  had  been  an  alderman  of 
Boston,  his  native  place,  and  member  of 
both  branches  of  the  State  Legislature,  and 
filled  many  othej:  offices. of  honor  and 
trust.  In  ail  situations  he  faithfully  dis- 
charged his  duties. 

Dr.  Wm.  Wesselhoeft,  Boston,  Sept. 
1,  aged  Go.  A  native  of  Chemnitz,  Sax- 
ony, lie  had  resided  in  the  United  States 
thirty-four  years.  He  had  been  a  Presi- 
dent of  the  Massachusetts  Homoeopathic 
Medic.il  Society. 

Amo.s  Hammond  Whitney,  Esq., Ticks- 
burg,  Miss.,  Oct.  8,  aged  40.     A  graduate 
of  Harvard  College  in  18-38;  and  formerly 
j  of  the  house  of  Henshaw  &  Whitney^of 
Boston. 

Hew  LtrTHF.Tt  Wsight,  Woburn,  Jan. 
I  21,  aged  8,8.     Graduated  at  Harvaid  Col- 
lege," 179G;    ordained   at   Medway,   1798, 

where  he  remained  seventeen  years.  In 
1817  settled  as  pastor  in  liarriogton,  R.I., 
where  he  remained  four  and  a  half  years. 

Hon.  Nathan'!,  Weight,  Lowell,  Nov. 
5,  aged  74.  lie  was  a  native  of  Sterling, 
Mass.  Graduated  at  Harvard  College  in 
1808;  studied  law;  admitted  to  the  bar  of 
the  Lower  Court  in  181 1,  and  to  the  Su- 
p-iior  Court  in  18.13.  Had  been  member 
of  both  branches  of  the  Legislature,  May- 
or of  the  City  of  Powell  two  years,  and 
President  of  the  Lowell  Bank  more  than 
thirty  years. 


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A9DM0NS,  CORRECTIONS,  AND  RECE-vI  APPOINTMENTS. 

PMc  --is  L.  Page  Is  star  Sirig  Ji '*'.-\ >:  of  ,  -.-  ;".':-•■  Cc-trt  ofpittsjield,  vice  John  A.  Walker, 
resigned.     JaDies  it.  Uu.tilWn  and  Ge<  rj"  L.  IVfliis  >.re  Special  Justices. 

Joseph  VL  Day,  of  B<t>-nst»bl<->,and  George  W.  Donaldson,  of  ifalmouth,  have  been  appointed 
Commissi-   i*rs  to  qun'i   y  Cii  U  GJfi  ers. 

Neh«naiah  D.  Kelley,  of  jlarwieh,  aod  Albion  S  Dudley,  of  Provincetowtt}  have  been  ap- 
pointed Notaries  Pubi>c. 

Jame*  T.  fiobir,son,  ef  North  Adams*,  is  Judge  of  Pn ■'  <aie  and  Insolvency,  vice  Hon.  Dau'I 
X   Dewey,  deceased-  \.Offl<  ■  ■■ 

Martin   L.  Bldridge,   •  f  !  fiirbaveii,  bas   be«n   &\  pointed  a  Commissioner  to  qualify   Civil 

John  Lfolcnes,  Jr  ,  of  Ti-bury,  bus  beesi  appoint*-.!  »  Notary  Public. 

C.-orie  V» .  AduisSj  I  f  Newbury,  Coroner^  i>  deceased.  [Officers. 

Stephen   Bates,  of  (       r    ...   tit    h»3   been   appointed   a    Commissioner  to   quabfy    Civii 

William  S.  ShurtleSf,  of  airingtield.  b:is  been  appointed  a  Commissioner  to  qualify  Ctvti 
Officers. 

Isv»c  F.  Jones,  of  CambridrTfi^aml  B:ekfnrd  PulsifVr,  Jr  ,  of  Char  lestown,  have  been  ap- 
pointed Co-mmiSMomrs  to-quaii/y  Civil  Officers. 

Joseph  ii.  fciy,  of  Lowell,  has  been  appointed  -a  Notary  Public. 

Jnsiah  l>.  Baxter,  of  Plymouth,  baa  be-eo  appninted  ;«•  Commissioner  of  Wrecks. 

BsoJAiTiin  VT.  flarri^-of  Bast  Bridgwater,  bus  be«n  appointed*  Commissioner  to  qualify 

Danffrl  L.  Gibbeos.of  West  8rMgew»ter,  has  bed  appointed  a  Coroner. 

Martin  K«i!er,  of  Boston.  b«w>  b««n  appointed  »  Notary  Public. 

fcteT  John  P.  Tbarstoa  :.  pasiorof  cneC.  X.  Church,  in  Newbury,  id  place  of  RcT.  L. 
Withingtou. 

?■:••▼.  C'tvi  i  i'.  Packard  la  pastor  of  t!i*  C.  T.  Church  in  Somerrille. 

Th»  name  of  A.  M.  h     rs  >n  ?b  u!  I  *  k  m  t!i  ■  li  ■•  <4  iJh>  siciaos  iu  Leominster. 
.  J'>>ia>j   (}.  Abbott,  of  1.   well,  C::  irl  -  O.   Do         f  -'     mouth    Rev.  P.  B    Hanghwcut,  of 
Fill  l'..'-   ".  A  '.'•-  I  1 1  '■  '     ■    •*-   ■  :   -''-■  hi  :"■ . .     n  I  ;  '.-■  ip  11.  Sears,  of  Boston,  ..-\c  ho<  a 
elected  0?erseera  of  Harvard  Cokege,  vm  Messrs.    Bfngden,  i  v:;:;.; oan,  UliiFi-r  :,at;  i 
Cogswell,  tercna  expired  ;  nnd  J  i  ius   Kork  .-e,  t     ■   Daniel  .N.  Dewey,  de^easwl, 

WiiiUin  A-  Richardson  is  (Joveraor  of  Nebraaka  'l\:rr;-'  ry. 

Gov.  Vj.er'-i  term, as  OoTernorof  Rhode  Island,  e*;;re«  May,  1859 


INDEX  TO  THE  ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


Page, 
A 2. rl.uli ( : i-ttl    I m :»1 e tn e n t *. 


iiov,->  5  •:->• 

Parker,  Gannett,  &   Q^ood, 

Ama«0ineu'ti. 

H oa ton  Mum  urn 

Artist*'  Materials. 

M.J.  Whipple  &  &> 

A«  *<•?•« nee    Coinpany. 
«'atc  Uutual  Litt:  \ssur.iuce  Co-  . 
*\  uetioncers. 

Ir..  r  V  Ha->kL-il, 

JJalaiici'S   iind   Scales. 
Peter  li.  rt  aiker  &  Up 

Dupee,  Beck,  &  Sayfes, 

X.  Hi  iry  P« -'  kins 

A  i 


.:  i9 

..   12 


i  a 


[Sunk  Aote   -  ngravep. 
Use kiits  Mauufactui'ers^ 


1  ' 

fSiuelng  I* reparation. 

H.  Sawyer ..   17  j 

?e<K.K*  and  Stationery. 
Geo  U.  Brown  &  Co. ....Foot  colored,  j 

T.  0  U   K  Uumhaui,. 6 

Crosby,  Nichols  &  Co.,. -front  colored. 

Eayrs  &    Fairbanks, 6  | 

llicklicg,  Swi!,  &  Brewer, 21  j 

S,  C.  Simj  kins front  colored.  [ 

ft&ritauuia  Ware.  .  i 

M  rev  &  Bmiw 20 

brokers.  1 


;r-J: 


John  Jeffries,  J 

T.  Henry  Perkins o 

5 $ is rnlng  Fluid. 

John  Porter  &  Co.. S 

Carpet   Sweeper. 

II   g    Chapman  &  Go 20 

Chemical  Ai>i>aratus. 

Charles  tL  >>  iug 20 

*  henxists,  (SXuuuf.) 

Levi:,  Hod  *  ■-.  &  siisbee, Li 

James  U.  Nicho  3  &  'Jo.. 20 

Church  Organs. 

Simmons  &  W  rifrox IS 

Cigars. 

0.  J.  Carruch, front  colored, 

C.  II.  CarrutU  &  Co 1 

Clocks. 

Turrit  ■•<... -i  JIanue  Clock  Co 23 

Clothing. 
Chester  A.  Collius, back  colored. 


K    t .  ',   bittre  ;.:  ■.  .  . 

..  IS 

\ 

i  oat,  ^Scc. 
F.  A     Be        i 

..  15 

1 

t\  liiituD  A.    v\  ihgat-e, , 

..     S 

1 

Coppersmith. 
VF,  F.  TueXeruiaii 

. .  18 

Curtail]  lieods. 

Chas.  L.  Fww.«  ,v  Co 

..  11 

1 

Cutting  Machines. 

M.  3;.   Bi'^t-iow  &  Anson  Hardy, 

front 

colored 

j 

IJatfuepreofcypesi 
J.fl.HevwooU 

..  24 

l»enttst. 

U.  1.  Daniels 

..  21 

1 

1 

I>e»,k8,   Ac. 

. .  17 

Chas.  II.  Kimball, 

Poor  &  Walsh, 

B.  A.  SiiiaUwood s 2 

Stephen  Smith  (c  anting  room),...  17 
4iiiXHS  Cutting. 

JM.  Cook 3 

3^:ir«s  ware. 

Mav  &  Co back  cover. 

Peter  H.  Walker, 7 

Harnt'M)  3Ii»kers. 
Shelter.  &  Oheever 3 

JEats  ami  C:ii>h, 

?.  Aboro back  cover 

Wax.  M.  Shut* 10 

?nk  Manufacturers. 

Mayuard  &  Noyes back  col  'red. 

Ins.  Agents  and  Companies. 

JEtna  Insurance  Company, 9 

Connecticut  Mutual  Lite. 10 

Farnham  Plummet, 9 

Hartford  .Fire 9 

Mutual  Benefit  Life,.... 1! 

N.  E.  Mutual  Life, 10 

State  Mutual  Lite, 23 

Union  Mutual  Life, li) 

li  nicy  Fire, 9 

Instruments. 

Matthew  Edwards 24 

Hinds  &   Williams 30 

Loring  &  Churchill,. li 

Chas   H.  Wins;, 20 

Iron  £$edsteads. 
JonnC.Buoha&aa, 4 

Iron   Hence,  i&:c, 

0.  Bramhail, back  colored. 

John  C.  Bcshanan, i 

George  II.  Ru^g  ^s i 

tFeweller. 

Samuel  T    Crosby 12 

E£.itcl*en  Sb'nrnisaing  Articles. 
Brown  &  Co., 25 

Samuel  G.  Greene,. .back  colored. 

£>and  Warrants. 

John  E.  M.  CilJey, back  colored. 

JLuoidary. 

Samuel  Reynolds,  Jr.. 3 

Locomotive*. 

Globe  Locomotive  Works, , .  22 

Spooking  Ciasse*. 

Blake  &  Daveusr>r 12 

Machinists. 

Chubbuck  &  Campbell, 29 

Globe  locomotive  Works, , .  22 


*.**. 


-■  i 


•"   ; 


.'orenuan  n.ye 
Asjihel  Sylves 
F.  WUlurd   -v 


front  eoloE 

Mult,  Slops,  :»»»i  Barley. 


lttnit'%y  ISliud*,  Li.id  Siishep. 

J.  to ■:. 21 

8>i-aln  and  Water  i'lpe. 

i-  \     BauisUT, 11 

»ye  Stuffs. 

Loiis,  IF....!.:--.  i&  Mi-oee. 21 

r.t'-ctrotypiiijpr. 

Ph«!i|»  iv.  IJ  t!  ,.•; 11 

i.uuiue   Hone. 

• '    Hoe  &  t  lu«ver, 3 

r.n„-r;»vri-»   ant!    $it;*i£nvrii, 

An;  >i ,   .v.)  1  mk  Note  C:.>., 17 

N.  .-.  L**-arb  rn 2 

t*yloi  .-.  A  .  irtni back  cover. 

I   !»nwrk«. 

Jame^  G.  II   re     Vc  \     .,  iront  colored. 
runiai-c*  itu«i   <iC:iiiije». 

iFsr  t.:-r  Ciinsou, iroht,  eoiored. 

•■•>>  in  ( I    Copo. truut  colored. 

.Leopold   11   .-':,(;:.    Irunt  colored. 

I'tii  .'.it  o.i-f. 

"1.   8  &   DaveJBp»  r: 12 

r'orster,  Lawrence,  &  Co FJ 

Llolt  u  Co.v  .....  , , 7 

Geo.  S.  Ffeu'tail, 3>J 


Wiu.  T.  Van  Xostrand, IS 

Manufacturer*'   Articles. 

LovU,  aodgHS.  &  Siisbee 21 

Marble  Worker. 

E.  P.  Mcanv 5 

Mattresses. 

James  II.  Ilallett, 10 

Medical  <fe  Surgical  .lonriial. 

Duyid  Clapp, front  colored. 

JUTediciues. 

M.S.  Burr  &  Co 24 

Millwright. 

Chas.  W.  Br6Wn front  colored. 

Mouldings. 

John  A.  Robertson,. 21 

3fev.-*jv.»pers,  «fec. 

Atlas  k  DailN  Fee, 28 

Boston  Courier, 26 

Medical  Journal ,  ..  .front  colored- 

F.:0  fclsrate   Agister, 31 

Tetni*Kince  Visitor 31 

.Votary  1*uI>!j<-. 
John  E.  SI.  liilley..  ....  .back  colored. 

Bowman  Oil  dmpinj, 9 

c'arnbiAiu  flummer,. 9 

Orgau*. 

Simmotvs  ot  ,v-' ,:-•,,* , IS 

l":iiu«.t?r!*. 

C.  Henry  Adams, 2~> 

I.  C.  savory, front  colored. 

i-.Unte,  «it»,  **>;<.-. 

Tho3.  I).  Morris 2"' 

Btimsou,  Valantiue,  &  Co, ,. .  back  col'd 
l*a|»ei'. 

Lice,  Kendall;  &  Co., front  colored. 

i*a*»|>«rt!'. 
John  E.  M.  Uilley, back  colored. 


X'-.ittern   Makers. 

i  Geo.  Blake, *. . . . 

I*hotograi>b-». 

!  J.  B    U^yv^:vd 2 

Physicians. 

I  A.  G,  Hall . 

j  S.  T    Birmingham, 

J.  W.  Fhelp- back  color* 

pianofortes. 

Ilallett  &  Cumston back  cole  -.1 

l*lunit»er*. 

I  J.  T.  Buckley, 

William  Pearce 

Printers. 

i  Damrell  &  Moore, 

I  X.  S  •  Dearborn, 

:  Chas.  IF  Crosby, 

|  Widium  Wliite.  .." 

JP  limits. 

i  B.  A.  Taj  lor, 23 

Real  t^tute  Office. 

W.  Go  ward, .< 

John  Jeffries,  Jr., .■ 

Siti'e  Manufacturers. 
M.  B.  Uigelow  ic  AusOn  lliciy,  front 
colored 

Saws. 

Henshaw  &  Clemson, 7 

Welch  &  Griffiths back  colored. 

fteed*. 

Hovev  &  Co 5 

Parker,  Gaunett,  &  Osgood 13 

^CvWing  Machines. 

Johu  P.  Bo.  ;vi-, 11 

John  C.  Brooks  &  Co., ..back  colored. 
Sewing  .tiiichlut  3Teedles. 

C.  Patch  &  Co., 2 

Sewing  Sil3i. 

j  Messenger  i;  Brother Fun:  colored. 

Shirts. 

F.B.  Locke i: 

Silver  Platers. 

J.F.  Chan  berliiti 4 

j  ^ilvea-  Snuths. 

Newell  Harding  &  Co., S 

J  Soaps. 

I  Seth  Dewrag, I 

Tiijiii",  Sofa  Bt'd<,  tfce. 

Poor  &   vv*Mi 1- 

Stiiiiiiod  Class. 

J.  M  Cook 5 

Stationers. 
Crosbv,  Nichols,  &,  Co  ,  front  colored 

Eayrs"&  Fairbanks, 6 

Ceo.  B   Brown  &  Co... .  .front  eoF  :■-  • 

•S.  G.  Sinj^  kiu- front  colored. 

Stocks. 

Johu  E.  M.  Gidey, back  colored. 

Stoves,  Furnaces,  *fcc 

Gardner  Chilson, front  coTer. 

John  G.  Copp, front  c  i!  red 

Leopold  Herman, front  colored- 

Stucco  Worker. 

Puilio  Kelfey -•' 

Tailors. 

Chester  A.  Cohins back  coloreu. 

Geo.  N.  Nichols front co;ore>i. 

Tobacco  «fc  SimfT. 

D.  J.  CarruUu front  color*  & 

Trusses. 

Br.  J   W.  Phelps back  coUr^l 

Type  foundries.  . 

Phelp?  &  Batton *• 

John  K.  Kogers  &  Co ' 

iUmbrelias. 

George  W.  Robbins, ' 

Upholsterers. 

|  Blake  &  Davt-uport„ |* 

j  Chas.  M.  Kimhal ■■- 

Upholstery   <io< 

i  Chas.  L.  low  if  .^  Co., 

Varnish. 
!  Stimson,  Valeutiue  &  Co.,.  back  ? 
Venetian  X51is;U>». 

|  oh  is,  ■'    ; '    ke 

■  Chas.  L.  Fe\v:e'&  Co 

Watches. 

j  Samuel  T.  Crosuy 

Window  Cila-*. 

!  J.  M.  Coo. 

Window  Shades. 

Chas.  L.  Fowl.  &  CO 

Wooden  Ware. 

Dickinson.  Lincoln  fc  Co 

Woolicn  Machinery' 
F.  WiilarJ  k  co., ...-■ 


.   14 


..   1* 
.  12 


i  i 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


ARTISTS'    MATERIALS. 

M.    J.    WHIPPLE    &    CO., 


P 


DIPOItTERS  AND  WliOUESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 
FOR    ARTISTS. 

COLORS  IN  POWDER,  CANVAS,  BRUSHES,  &  ARTISTS'  MATERIALS 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION.    ALSO, 

Drawing-  Materials  and  Supplies  for  Architectural  and  Engineering  Drawing. 

iso.  35  coR-iviiiLii,   ....   boston. 


|.  C.  II.  CARItUTH  &  CO., 


Importers  and  Dealers  in 


■    ;   «n 


'  TifJ  /?>  1f>)  .&  JTS  frt  <?>*        i?l  Tr  if*  A  1?)  <a 
SNUFF,    PIPES, 

CLGAR  CASES,  G:GiR  LIGHTS,  TUBES/^c. 

No.  63  Hanover  Street, 

(Sign  of  tha  Indian  Queen,). 

mumm* ; 

Orders  by  Express  promptly  attended  to. 


SETH    DEWHSTG-, 

Proprietor  and  Man;if.ictur<;r  of 

S.     CRANE'S     PATENT 

COMPOUND  SOAP 

1 10   Mi&e&Iii  Street, 
BOSTON. 


'•  La-^rcr.co  Block,  opposite 
the.  American  House, 


ST^T  The   best  preparation  in  use.  for     washing 
j  Clothes,  Painted  Surfaces,   and  for  all  Domestic 
pur |  5ses. 


TO   STOVE  AND   L1NTEJ1X   MANUFACTURERS, 


,HEST     ISINGLASS     OIR,    iSriOCCXA.., 


I   !  Per  Compass   Cards,    Lanterns    of  all   kinds,    Stove   and    Furnace    Doors.    Ambrotypes, 

5  "      \«- * i-    -          ;-n —  _•  _  —         T  --.  v.  - .  _  v.  : .    —        n^  «, .• l       n ..         i.~ 


•fnotcgraphs,    Engraving,    Lithographing-,    Chemical   Purposes,   &c 
A.  T    !WT  SI  ©  f-  te  salj:    o  k     ketaii 

Th^>  above  arttel    is  superior  to  anrthii 


■      : 


[  for  the  i1  -».■•!    !••  ,-■(■,•,)'■:;  (■>:"  r  >c  \,r  •■.V'r.c  or  burning,  but  standing 

.'•    ■••  ■  <t  r..:aso:isb;e  tensre.    Also,  SAFETY  LANTER-Va 

..    •  --  li  .-     -.     s's  -.  .-■      ■  .- 


li 


No.   21   UNION   STfiEET   CUP   STA1ES),   BOSTON,  MASS., 

BY    GEORGE    II.    RUGGEES. 


MASON'S 

CHALLENGE  BLACKING. 

The  subscriber,  agent  for  tho  manufacturers  of  this 
CELEBRATED  BLACKING,  keeps  on  hand  a  m\  j  ly 
of  ili  the  sizes,  and  offers  it  for  sale,  by  wholesale 
only,  at  the  manufacturers'  lowest  prices.  The  at- 
tention of  exporters  is  kmted  to  this  superior  arti- 
cle. In  many  Foreign  i  nrkets  it  is  well  known  and 
approved  of,  an  1  i--*  row  offered  uc  rery  low  prices. 
It  will  be  put  up  i'i  pac!. ->;;•':'  to  order, and  lab  lied  in 
//  rfcf  Spanish,  Fren<  h,an  I  English  language*.  Orders 
are  solicited,  both  far  home  consumption  and  expor- 
tation, by 

GJEORGE    2HERBUX, 

CQKJUSSI03  3IEECHAXT,  SOLE  AGENT, 

13  South  Market  &  15  Chatham  Sts., 

bost  o  in;  . 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT 


..^.,„^:,  j^afe No.  24  School  Street,  .  .  BOSTON, 

Wtel>BIi%TCS-,  VISATING,  Altfljl  BUSINESS  CARDS, 

I  Executed  in  the  first  style  of  the  art. 

Cards  printed  from  old  plates,  at  one  hour's  notice. 
(WEB.QEKG    STA.TtOK.ERY    OK    HAND    &NB    FOR    SALE. 

i  A  large  assortment  of  Cake  Boxes,  Envelopes,  and  Note  Paper.     Initials  Embossed  on 

|  Note  Paper  at  short  notice. 

2r<T  .      s  -      :o  S  A  R  B  O  E  N  , 

EDWIN    A,    BMALLWOOD 


#--,.-;-,     I      '  -:         ' 


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k 


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I 


■     - 
I         -  EL 


£^% 


MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN 


if  i1  II 11 II  tJllJ^   »-UI-A-»|    1  ill  111   I    ifi  liiOj 

I         n:-  -  •  ;n     i  up  i    1  ■•        •  :    njm    m® 

OF  THE  LATEST  STYLE, 

j  Having  added  to  his  extensive  Manufactory,  STEAM  POWER,  ^vith  Superior  Machinery,  he  is  pr« 
pared  to  till  any  orders  with  promptness  and  dispatch,  at  his 

Warerooms,  Beach,  corner  Lincoln  Street,  Boston, 

OR  AT  THE 

MANUFACTURERS    OF 


T-     "        C    .-.'.  .--  Z 


Eaymarket  Square,  cor.  Charlestown  Street, 

B  O  S  T  O  1ST  . 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


SAMUEL  REYNOLDS,   JR., 

1  U  xi_  lb    X    , 


u  xi_  i 


121  COUET    STREET.  .  .  .  BOSTON. 
ALL 


ALL  KINDS  OF  MOCK  AND  REAL  STONE  CUT  TO  ORDER. 

Glasses  fittcnl  to  JLockets,  JE'ifis,  Riugrs,  &e. 


GEOLOGICAL  SPECIMENS  POLISHED  IN  TH7J  BEST  MAEKES. 


SHE!LT02f  £k  OHBBYBE, 


IMPORTERS  AND  MANirFACTUHERa  OF 

Engine  Hose,  jfF\ /^r\  *   *         Machine  Belting, 

HFC   BU€ketS>9  ■'/  \   !  3  >  \  '-''    Q  \\    f|      1  Of  all  widths  and  aizes. 

Uastle  Pliu's,  fX*         .      ,  >]  fj Jl  ^ House, Store, -.and 

Fire  Caps,  -  r;;'V;  "K/   v^;-t7;  ";.;:  J    Bank  Trunks, 

j  Harnesses,  ;     ■."  :.':'.-.//"  :■:})-  '       -"r  Saddles,, Bridles, 

Collars,  Whips,  |\  J.  .   V           :V-;         ; S Horse  Blankets,' 

Carpel  Hags,  -           ^         _,  ::-  '-r   -  -5  Fly  Sets,  &e.,  &e. 

WHOLESALE   AND   RETAIL. 

INo.    71    COENHILL    &    14    BRATTLE    STREET, 

P.  EHELT0N,  (Fifth,   door  from   Conxrt  Street,)  ...       S.  (i.  CIIEEVER. 


WILLIAM    WHITE, 

BOM;  1WSP1PEI,  JOB,  fill,  INI)  0E1MEML  PUKTER, 

Spring  Lane,  Corner  of  Devonshire  Street^  Boston, 

(Orer  the  Boston  Typ«  eni  Stereotype  Foundry.) 


F.     WILLAED     &     CO., 

Successors  to  Henry  Goulding,  _- 

!f.AS"r?.'.CVLT<ERS    0? 

ei  U  %J  L.  L,  &  II        if  a  'A..-V  US  i^  £  Ik    I 

S!«U    AS 

W«BteJ  tsd  tt  '  '.  •:.:■:  ag  ga  hiae*,  sjaftui-jg  lacks,  PLekers,  Wtfiovrro,  ffasti  Pfctors  Cad  3i  p*rn,  &, 


ON    TUB    >!CSr    IMI'R0V£D    ?L,>  NS.  J 

I 

UNION  MILL,  COR.  OF  SCHOOL  AND  UNION  STREETS, 

WORG3ESTEK,    3VC_A.SS- 

-  &f*  I  ftioj?  Barring  Machines,  Card  Clothing,   Spools,   Bobbins,   Comb  Plates,  Belting,   *e  i  ili 

if*   '  •■■  "> '! .-■":•.     Ai-o,  Dauietri's  L'olent  lui)i roved  L'ichtra. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


DICKINSON,   LINCOLN   &  CO., 

WHOLESALE  DEALEKS  IN 

m mmmiBw  win, 


W  I!* i«aU  W      4UN  2J     TIN      w  aM^7 

Brooms,  Brushes,  Mats,  Cordage,  French,  German,  and  American 

Baskets,  &c. 

IS     <5s    IS    FAXTEUIL    KC^.XjXi     SQITAKS, 

WM.  L.  HOPKINSOX. 


(SOUTH  SIDE,) 

PRE5C0TT  DICKINSON. 


ALEXANDER  LINCOLN. 


JAMES    F.    CHAMBERLAIN, 
&  |  1    M  f?  ^      p  I     ATfD 

%%$    i    H^     Br     lot    &  m         &        tss3  Jrnfk     El      ibs    1  U  s§ 
104  WASHING-TON  STREET,  BOSTON. 

Coach  and  Harness  Work  and  House  Trimmings  PLATED  In  the  best  manner. 
Dcor  Plates,  Boor  Numbers,  Pew  Numbers,  Letters,  &c.-, 

CONSTA N TLY    O  N    H A  N D  . 


G-  E  O  E  G-  E     13  II,  A.  K  E  , 

SO  S-K  W!  XT»  33!  TO'  uTp       $$$£  ^  IK?  5X3  "O'  ^ 

mmwM  mass  %m  tee  fwem  oiticig, 
IJaltentB  mato  for  |tj:u!iiiirrii;  ^team  ai#  ©as  I'itihtos. 

MOULDS  AKB  PATTERNS  TOE  ST0HECTOTEBS. 

No.  73  HAYEBBJLL  STBEET,  BOSTON. 

Particular  attention  paid  to  making 

PATTERNS     FOB     IEON     WORK     FOE     BUILDINGS. 


,\ 


E3e**VlliUN 


JOHN  C.  BUGHAMJN, 


KAK'JFACTVTi.Sa   C-7 


BITEIM,  '*! 


Cemetery  and  oilier  Fence  Worli,  Brackets,  Hat  Trees. 


AND 


ALSO,  TOYS  OF  KVEUY  DESCRIPTION. 

No.     2     CAl?il>EtV    FJLACK,    NEAR    WA«H2XGTON    STUEl-.T. 
MANUFACTORY,    103    NORTHAMPTON    STREET. 


: 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


DTER    &    HASKELL,  . 

A.  TJ  C  T I  O  ]\T  E  ERS-, 

AND 

*&  •&  jjL  mx  a  &  &  &  *3  itf     jit  Xc  a!  <fo  &&,  Ux  xf  as  o , 
12    Trernont   How,   Boston. 

CTJT  Sales  of  every  description,  and  consignments  of  Merchandise,  Furniture,  &c,  are  respect- 
|  fully  solicited. 

Regular  Sale  of  Furniture,  Carpets,  &c,  at  Store,  every  WEDNESDAY  and  SATURDAY. 


I  B.  B.  DYER. 


CHARLES  HASKELL. 


GREAT  COLLECTION  OF  FRUIT  TREES. 


| 

JL 


! 


IOVEY   &   CO 

*"No.  7  Merchants9  Row;  Boston, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 


?m  m,  ni%  ^ 
n 


3B  TO  ^ 

&3   .; 


JgrUsdtural  anh  Qcrtiailtnral  3mp\tmtrti5f  $£t.9 

Invite  the  attention  of  Cultivators  of  Choice  Fruita  to  their  very  extensive  collection  of  Fruit  Trees  of  all  kinds.  ONE 
HUNDRED  THOUSAND  PEAR  TREES  are  now  offered  for  sale ;  ernbraeiug  all  the  popular,  proved.  and  well-known 
sorts.  Trees  of  all  sixes,  from  one  to  seren  years,  both  upon  the  Quince  and  Pear  Stock,  many  of  them  in  a  beurtog 
state.  TWO  HUNDRED  VARIETIES  OF  APPLES  :  all  the  finest  sorts  of  Cherries,  Plums.  Peaches.  Apriccts,  NVc:a- 
tIdk-  Qninres,  Crapes,  Strawberries,  Riispberries,  Currants,  Gooseberries,  &c,  &c.  Also,  an  immense  -collection,  of 
Ornamental  Treve,  Shrabs,  and  Erergrrens.  TWO  HUNDRED  VARIETIES  OF  THE  CHOICEST  ROSES  ;  and  a  very 
extensive  assortment  of  GREENHOUSE  and'OGT-  DOOR  PLANTS,  embracing  Camellias,  Azaleas,  Geraniums.  Verbe- 
nas, Chr*-*? Euatb.em.uni3,  Pa'  sses,  Phloxes,  C&rE&tictia,  lilies,  &c.j<&c«,  with&Urge  vari.-'v  of  Dutch  Bulbous,.  Flower 
Roots,  J/afaiiss-,  fee. 

Je£.    <SS    CO.    ALSO    FTJBX,ISX3l    T5IB 

Devoted  to  the  Interests  of  Gardening.    Monthly,  at  $2  a  Year.    Volume  V.,  3d  Series, 

commenced  January  1,  1859. 

j£7~  A  large  stocic  of  all  kinds  of  S  EE  DS  cor.su  ntiy  on  hand.    Catalogue,  gratis  on  application.     Seeds,  Trees,  and 
Plants  packed  so  as  to  go  safely  to  all  parts  of  the  country. 


B  R  O  W  N     STGIS 


AND 


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ytj 


H  H  H  B  II  M    W© M  W  H £> 

67    HARRISON    AVENUE, 

AND 

W:£S3a?:£oEt1sr    A.iv^E3sndrE,    hear    toll    g-ate. 

All  orders  for  Freestone  and  Marble  Work,  for  Bail  Lug;;,  Monuments,  Tombs,  &c,  ornamented 
arid  plain,  executed  with  neatness  and  dispatch. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


BATHS    81    PAIS3AH1S, 


A  N  D] 


fl  fl  A  HIT-HP    BAA  If    W  A  IT  IT  P  A  f*nPTFB  P IS  C? 

1Xo.    ftS6  WASRliVGTOtf  STREET,   BOSTON, 

f  matters  of  English  and  French  Stationery,  and  papers  adapted  to  legal  and  official  uses;   parchment,  &e.     B'.a   I 

U<*>«i-»  male  to  or>ier  for  Court.'*.  Oorporati  >i  s,  &c. 

Agents  tor  CONGJifil  &  FIJ2L»D:S  American  Writing  Fluid,  Warren's  Gold  and  Comer's  Steel  Peas.  &c. 


Ye  Antique  BooKe  Store 

REMOVAL. 


e. ! 


I-Iere   you    n 


tll«     A.V- 


T.  O.  PI.  PERI1Y  BuENHAX,  late 
•"•i-ii-r  partner  of  the  linn  of  Burohaui. Brothers, 
tfooksfllers.  No.  */:  &  60  Corahili  (well  known 
for  the  Uj:  twenty  years  a3  Barohauva  Antique 
l>.>oks-ore),  has  removed  to  the  new  and  spaci- 
ous* store,  No.  143  Washington  Street,  opposite 
tLe  O  >l  Zomh  Church,  where  he  will  it  happy 
to  receive  a .ooiitinaau.ee ,oi  that  patronage  whi  b 
fiaa  i  •  a  .so  liberally  bestowed  upon  the  former 
►  st*hlisnniep6. 

His  long  experience  in  business  and  hi*  in- 
creased facilities,  with  but  aligbf  inerea  eofrent, 
will  enable  him  to  fu-nish  Libraries,  arid  tie 
pubhc  generally,  with  Books  at  the  snne  low 
^tie^s  which  have  always  characterized  '"JBubn- 

li  ill's   CHEA?   EwOKSTOKS  " 

Hia  stock,  which  he  is  constantly  makli  g 
additions  to,  comprises  the  largest  collection  of 
Books,  antique  and  modern,  conidstir-.g  of  Law, 
Medical,  Theological;  College,  School  and  3Iis- 
cvlliiiieoup.  to  be  foane!  in  the  United  States,  to 
which  he  invites  the  attention  of  purchasers. 

The  Circulating  Lil  fairy  will  be  con  mired  a-5 
heretofore.  All  the  new  aud  popular  books  oi' 
toe  day  added  as  soon  as  issued. 

Cash  paid  for  old  and  new  Books,  and  Bocks 
exchanged  go.  libera!  terms. 

Bejion,  March.  1S58. 


>tto  ptiu  'ssuraxnioo  pTtt;  ssSi:  &i< 


4 


%ttmm,  anil  f  rhiting  Igaterial 

Of  every  description,  supplied  promptly  at  the 

BOSTON  TYPE  FOUNDRY. 


d  in  1817,  the  aideitii 
ir 


New  England,)] 


(Comment 

JOHW    K.    ROGERS    &    CO. 

No.  4  Spring  Lane,  Boston. 


T.  -HENRY    PERKINS, 

..  •  c  @  §  1  ft i  0  pj  @  1  fe  b  w y  4%^  ■ 

HO.    10    STATE    STSEET, 


'     ©  ©  3  1?  03  El  d 

Buys  and  sells  on  Commission,  State,  City,  and  Town  Securities,  Railroad  and  other  Bonds,  M  "•'•"■ 
•   luring,  Bank,  and  Railroad  Shares  ;  negotiates  business  paper  and  loans  on  Stock  collaterals. 

The  latest  information  respecting  the  Mines  at  Lake  Superior  will  be  furnished  on  appHcal*0D« 
J  orders  for  purchase  or  sale  of  Shares  in  Mining  Companies  promptly  attended  to. 


A  D  V B RTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


HOLT    &    COMPANY, 


lift  J^f^.        4*  Canal  Si.,  Haymarkct  Square, 


=||35S===: 

r— *flj  '    _  .       1*5 .^Tables,  "What-Hots,  Secretaries,  Book  Cases,  Side  Boards, 

^Ws*^*^*        4^*i        Bureaus,  Office  Desks,  Tea  Poys,  Bedsteads,  Cribs,  Ac. 
CgfT  Orders  also  received  at  the  Manufactory  at  Byfield,  Mass.,  by  J.  V,  Holt. 


ye! 


BOSTON. 

ORDERS  RESPECTFULLY  SOLICITED  FOP. 


^^ 


HENS  HAW  &  CLEMSON, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  WARRANTED 

si  tin.  m     i?  |iiTf 

#1       !    I  Will      §Jltfl]!, 

Of  every  description,  Wholesale  and  Retail, 

31    EI€II1ISE     §TlSEf, 


**  >"  s* 


(Eooia  U  I) 


IB©S7  ©H 


o   ! 


Ma  chine- Ground  Circular  Saws,  warranted  of  a  uniform,  thickness. 


■      BUPEE,-  BECK,    &    SAYLES, 


41 


C!fo- 


BOStCl:.. 


Buy  and  sell  on  Commission,  State,  City,  and  Town   Securities,  Railroad  and  other  Bonds,  Manufac 
taring,  Bank,  and  Railroad  Shares;  negotiate  business  paper  and  loans  on  Stock  collaterals. 

B.,  B.,  &  S.  eive  particular  attention  to  the  Mines  of  Lake  Superior,  and  are  prepared  to  furnish 
reliable  information  respecting  them.  A  monthly  review  of  the  Stock  and  Money  Market,  with  quo- 
tations of  all  the  current  securities,  will  be  sent  to  any  address  desired, 

JAMES  A.  DUPES.  JAMES  BECK.  HEN  BY  SAYLES. 


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P.  H.  WALKER  &  CO., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  PATENT 


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^^:—      'Market  Scales  and  Balance  Steelyards,        ^^ 

AND  DEALER  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 
F  I  S  EC  1  3ST  (Jr       T  A.  O  ir.  Xj  3E3 , 

Hardware,  Gxms,  Pistols,  and  Sporting  Apparatus,  Weighing  Apparatus 
Copper,  Sheet  Iron,  and  Tin  Ware,  Plated  and  Cast    Steel  Knives, 
Butchers'  '&nd  Store  Tools,  Wholesale  and  Retail, 

No,  5  FanenIS   M:\ll  Square,  tip  Stairs,  ISostofi. 

to-  Jtepairiag  rjone  In  ih«  rf»!e<t  manner,  an  ?  nt  ih  >rt  m  t   ".    Weight!  graduated  to  nil  itandnrds  and  a;!  countries. 
All  S  :alea  purchased  e.t  this  E»tabti*hui«ut  warranted  correct 

1\  II.  WALKER.  J.  S.  TROWBRIDGE. 


N. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT 


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JOHN    PORTER    &    CO., 

Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

^Drier's    fjatenl    juitrning   Jflnii, 

CAMPHENE,    AND    ALCOHOL, 

Superior  to  any  ever  before  offered  to  the  public. 

2STO-     IS    BBOAD,    3STEA.DR    STATE     STKEET, 


J.  PORTER. 


J.  A.  GOULD. 


MAIfUrACTOHY, 

j".  30dI  goo:k5 

No.  125  Congress  St.,  Boston, 

MANUFACTURES 
Al!  kind*  of  STAINED,  CUT,  ENAMELLED,  FLOCK,  and 
GKOl'ND  GLASS,  mitabl  for  SIDE-LIGHTS,  PANEL- 
LIGHTS,  RKY-LItJHTS,  i  f:(  RO'H,  •.  .  i.-:icr  onMiii-nta! 
windows  :  cJ  -■>  ?L'\DFS,  GLOBES.  V N  1  R  \  L  4  N  TFRXS, 
DOOR  FLATKS.  COa(  11  &  LAN  rERN  LIGHTS,  LEAD  ! 
?,!•.(!   METAL  BASHES  made  to  order. 

Ground,  Enamelled*    Flock,   Stained,    Plate,   German  j   > 

Crown,  and  American  Glass,  }  p 

WHOLESALE     Sz    BETAIL.  I   £ 


NEWELL  HARDING  &  CO., 


[ESTABLISH  LD   IX   1S2L] 


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GEO.    W.   BOBBINS, 


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rVo.  8S  Court  Street,  Boston, 

ManiuneUir^r  arul  Dealer  in 

Umbrellae,  Parasols,  Fancy  Articles,  Walking  Canes, 

Violiiia,  Aceordeons,  Violin  Springs,  Slieec  Music,  &e. 

And  all  other  osi-t'ul  Goods,  at  wholesale  and  retail.  L'mbrella 
tt n d  Parasols  new W  ot>v,-r«.-<;  a'ul  repaired,  at  short  notice.  Als< 
a  lurge  assortment  of  ML  SIC  liOXES,  varying  in  prices  froi 
♦  '5  to  #30. 


Sliver  Plate  and  Spoon 

MA>sUFAGTUllERS, 

FOBKS,   KNIVES,  LADLES,  ETC. 

Wo.  12  CW0£t*tf  S«|UAKE, 


Corner  01"  Court  Arenue, 

N?W£i.L  IIabdixq. 
F&A.NCiS  LOW   HiHDIKQ. 


Amsasdeb  II.  Ls^'ii- 

LKWI3    BZl5CCA.Lt. 


^KS^jJJ^ 


WM.    A.    WINGATE, 


^:^::i:AEB  abb  sof^  coal, 

LIME,  CEMENT,  PLASTER,  AND  HAIE, 

WHOLESALE  AND  BETAIL.     ALSO, 

"WOOD,      &AJRJBZ,      ^l.3STJD       S-&JNT23, 

Constantly  on  hand. 

WHAKF  LEHIGH,  COB.  FEDERAL  STREET,  NEAR  THE  BRIDGE, 
B  O  S  T  O  N  . 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


lE^  31 3FL  E3       INSURANCE. 

i  FAKNHAM    PLTTMMER, 

1        I  AGENT    FOR    THE 

tftna  tn^TT'RA'iirrP  pampaity 

rxEilliii    lliwUMliljJu   uUJiirjauI 

J       j  OIF    HARTFORD,    COXSTTST., 

-Incorporated,  1-819.    Capital,  $1,000,000. 


|  !   HARTFORD  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

OF    HARTFORD,    OOIsflsT., 
Incorporated,  I  §10.     Capital,  $500,000. 


;  TO ITY  FXBE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

GJT    IJOI>TTJOTNr. 

CAPITAL,   c€2v000,0*->0   or  £10,000,000, 
With  a  deposit  of  5150,000  in  the  United  States,  to  meet  losses,  which  are  adjusted  and  paid  here. 


Policies  by   either  of  these  Companies    issued   at    the  most   favorable  rates   of    premium,    at 

Ho.  2  Union  Building,  40  State  Street,  Boston,  Mass. 


BOWMAN    OIL    COMPANY, 

MANUFACTURERS    OF 

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I    j      n     M  M      m  -..-■■'-  .      .       :.     •:    f  Kit      P/  l'i(  . .   1  j         « 

For  jteniisg  in  the  various  Resin  Oil  Lamps. 

ALSO,    FOR 
U  U  JG LJU X Jit  XLO    JbdS  U    JJJL UllU  <u  O  O    _u  JtlX< O O JCj JL I b 3 

MAIUfttlFllV    RflftflAfiP    P£MTC    RftflHNfi    AMI  RAQ 

ORDERS  RECEIVED  BY 

F.    PLUMMER,   Treasurer, 
!  No.  2  UNION  BUILDING,  40  STATE  STKEET, 


10  ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 

PEW  OUSHIOHS,  BEDDING, 


MATTfiPt^FQ     FFATMFRQ    PilRl  FH   HAIR    A** 


WHOLESALE    OR    RETAIL, 

BY 


JAMES    li.    HALLETT, 

18  DocJfc  Square  and  31  Faneuil  Hall  Square, 

BOSTOIST. 


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IWSrOTTJwjSLXji    X*XF:E3    I.*KTSnCJ^L^au3Sr033. 


QfSee,  No.  39  State  Street,  Boston,  in  the  Company's  Building. 


Since  coram  en  cin?,  January  1,  1844,  to  February,  1555,  \  distribution  of  Dec.  1858,  amounted  t->  36  per  cent 
has  made  oat  7,600  policies. 
The   amounts    from    ig"00    to   §15.000    each.    Largest 


of  the    ; 
premiums  paid  in  five  years.     Preniiuni*may  be  p'ud  quar-  ■    .; 
terly  or  semi-anuaaily  when  desired,  and  amounts  not  coo  ' 
I  aaiouufc  &U;eu  on  one- risk,  §15,000.    Insures  lives  only.         small.    Ali  the  premiums  earned  by  the  Company  are  paid 

Fun  1  accumulated,  owin^  to  the  fa.V'rab;e  turn  of  the  j  to  it,  and  no  member  pays  in  h  snote  or  money  against  th«   j 
.:   risks  th  as  far,  nearly  81,200,000,  veil  invested  for  the  pro-  j  notes  (good  or  bail}  of  other  members. 
j   portionable  benefit. of  those  who  shall  become,  as  we;i  as  j      Forms  of  application,  and  pamphlets  of  the  Company 
j   those  alrt-aiy  nmmbers.     Surplus  to  be  refunded  to  mem-  j  and  irs  report!?,  to  be  hid  of  its  agents,  or  at  the  office  of 
i   bers  at  the  end  of  every  five  years  from  D«e.,  1343.     The  i  the  Company,  or  forwarded  by  mail. 

]>  v.y-  roTjs  — Willard  Phillips,  Charles  P.  Ctn-tU,  M.  P.  Wilder,  Thomas  A.  Dexter,  Sewell  Tappan,  Charles  Hub- 
i   bard.  A.  W.  Tjaaxter,  Jr.,  William  B.  Reynolds,  George  li.  Foiger,  Patrick  T.  Jackson- 

j  WII.l^BD  PHILLIPS,  Pres  I  JOHN  KOMAN5,  Consulting  Physiciar.  I  BEKJ.  F.  STEVENS,  Sec.  ; 


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l        i      /-.-'         ~       -.-..''A  \  "*P  1 S  **       F*?m?fc&.!!        &  #lf  i'Pf  I  fi  B         EST?* 


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©If    gIISHs 
ISSUES    POLICIES    OK    LITE    ONLY, 

AT  SHORT  NOTICE,  AND  AT 

REDIIGEB    RA.TES    QF    PREMIUM, 

j  Capital   and    J^ccunxulations,    over    $650,000. 

O"  For  List  of  Directors  and  Officers,  see  Boston  Insurance  Companies.  «/^3 

DIEECTOHS'    OFFICE,    6§    STATE    STREET.    BOSTON. 


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C  O  N  1ST  E  C  T  I  C  TIT  T 

^    MUTUAL    LIFE    INSURANCE    COMPANY,' 

HARTFORD,     CONN. 

Incorporated  in  1  §10.    Acquired  Capital,  over  $3,000,000. 

The  prosperity  of  this  Company  is  without  a  parallel  in  the  history  of  life  insurance  in  this  country. 

Not  a  d      —  of  invested  funds  has  been  lost,  and  the  incidental  expenses,  including  commissions  to 

agents,  i  t  the  last  three  years,  have  been  but  six  and  a  ha  r  y    ■  cent  of  the  net  annual  receipts; 

■■'-'        •'  :   the  Directors  to  declare  from  ten  to  twenty -five  per  cent  larger  dividends  annual'*?, 

i     j  »inc,e  the  organization  of  the  company,  than  any  other  life  insurance  company  in  the  United  States. 

BOSTON"     OFFICE,     SO     STATE     STREET. 

EDWIN  RAT,  General  Agent. 

C.  G.  PUTNAM,  M.  D.,  Examining  Physician. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT 


iKUm    I      I  Irt  PI 


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Genera!  Depository  of  Printing  Materials 

No,  52  WASHINGTON   STREET,  BOSTON. 

TYPES  of  the  very  best  quality,  for  every  variety  of  Letter-Press  Printing,  (including  the  celebrate 
Real  Scot*  h   Faces,)  Type  Cases,  Stands,  Galleys,  Composing  Sticks,  Leads,  Brass   Rule,  Chase 
|   Presses,  Black  and  Colored  Inks,  etc.,  furnished  at  short  notice. 

Engravings,  and  Jobs  of  Type-vork,  electrotyped,  and  finished  by  a  newly-inventedj)roce$s,  in  a  superb. 
\   manner.    Copper  Electrotypes  of  the  various  Cuts  belonging  to  our  collection,  (li  Newspaper  Orni 
merits  "  only  excepted,)  are  now  sold  at  the  prices  hitherto -charged  for  the  same  Cuts  in  type-metal. 

PHELPS  &  DALTON, 

Successors  to   the   late  8«  IV.  £3JrkiTi«4on, 


MUTUAL  BENEFIT  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY 


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OFFICE, 

151  Market  Street,  Kewark,  IV.  i 


CHARTER   PERPETUAL. 


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P.OBERT  L.  PATTERSON,  President. 
KEKJA^IN  C.  KILLER,  Secretary-      .       .       . 


NET   BALANCE   ACCUMULATED   FOD, 
Not.   1,  1858,    $3,000,OQC 

The  Annual  Receipts  of  the  Company,  f 
Premium  end  Interest,  in  1353,  wer^ 

.       JOEL  W.  COHDIT,  Vice  President.  • 
LEWIS  G.  GRC^rJ.R,  Attorney  and  Couns^ 


Km  ??HruFN  fatrba:;-:;*. 

If.  :■    CHARGES  (t.  LURING. 

Hon.  v.  a    i  HO5XVS0N. 

Hon.  CHARLES  W.  CARTWRIOHT 


LOCAL    REFERENCES,    BOSTON. 

M-egare.JOffN.SON,  PEWTLL  &  CO. 
Ifessr*   LEVI   BAKTLETT  &   CO. 
Messrs.  BLANCKARD,  SHERMAN    &  €0. 
WILLIAM  D.  COOLIDGE,  Esq. 


Messrs.  VERNON  BROWN  &  SON. 


I  WATSON  FREEMAN,  Esq, 

UFFlCE  OF  THE  GENERAL  AGENT. 

3KTO.    07    STATE    STREET,   BOSTON; 

WW*  anolteation*  f<-  Insurance  en  iv  be  ma  le  ;  ami  wh*r*  abundant  testimonials  of  the  soundness  and  utility  of  I 
Institution  will  be  exhibited,  and  ail  further  recited  information  in  the  premise  cheerfully  given. 
D  K.  STOBER   M.  5.  Medical  Adviser,  Boston,  1S2  Tremont  Street. 

J.  B.  PEINCE,  General  Agent  and  Attorney  for  Mass. 

SEWING  MAC! IINE| BRAIN,  SOIL,  AND  WATER  PIP 

(fcf  t  J  a  «  §  f  ,  VITIUF1ED  CLAY  AND   STO\E 

iEET-   Brain  £  Ute  Sta 


BOSTON. 

SEWING  MACHINES   for  Family  an!   Manu&ctoring 
purpwws 


The  cheapest  and  b«*c  article  now  in  use  C'  r  Draiaf, 
fciaka,  at;  i  for  roote)  in,g  Soil  from  W  ater 

BOUGHT,  SOLJi,  OR  EXCHANGED,       mi;,  FR01  VARIOL^OTUlis  Mx\M'FA€TLEE 

ALSO, 

Parties  Intending  to  purcha«e  wi'J  consult  tfaeir  .own  in- 
terest bj  ealling  bci'ore  uufeha&ing. 


Can  be  bad  in  any  quantity  of   * 


h.  Vol  Federal  St.,  or.  St.  Sfaliiflgfon  Ave. 

JOHN  P.  B0WK2K,  Jr.,  Agent     |  B  Q  s  T  0  n:  _ 


12 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


SAtift'L  T.  CROSBY  $  GO., 

IMPORTERS   AND    DEALERS    IN 

I 

I  llidi  Watclies,  Jewelry,  aid  Plated  Ware,  | 


MANUFACTURERS    OP 


No.  G9  Washington  Street,  [ 

THREE  BOOBS  SOUTH  0?  COURT  STREET,  BOSTOIQ".  ! 


i  JAMES  G.  BLAKE. 


C.  W.  DAVENPOilj 


BLAKE    &    DAVENPORT, 

Manufacturers  of,  and  Dealers  in,  every  description  of 

I  IT  TJ  R  M  t  T  URE 


5 


LOOKING- 


Q  -J  A*  a*  ffl  -  &  j 


IMPORTERS    OF 


MINT  PLOTS'    ~n'"r-" '■',   ^-"T- ■-■'-"": 


E  b  S  E 

grj}  |  p 

.'-':h'-\  "  V- 

ETC, 


UPHOLSTERY, 

PLUSHES, 

DAMASKS, 
l     II.UR  SEATIXG, 


■■'- -3;  .:\  Parlor,  Drawing-Boo? 
\\yi:":~  End  Painted  Cottage 
f^~  Furniture,  &c, 


Nos.  12  to  24  CORNHILL,  BOSTON. 


~#PS? 


POO  R     &    W  A.  LSH, 

MANUFACTURERS   AND  DEALERS  IN 

COUCHES,  DIVANS,  TETE-A-TETES, 


,  j  I  tasYluairs,ranor&-KocfcingLhairs,&c.    N?  ^ 

*  ^- /-:..•  WHOLESALE  &  RETAIL. 


No.  16    CHAfcLESTOWff  STREET,   Eaymarket  Square, 

.  POOS,  J:;.,  mWw  »  *w  Li  «  J.  A.  WALSH. 

WIEEXtE    OK-IDERS   2VLA.Y   BE   SENT. 


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PARKER,  GANNETT  &  OSGOOD. 


AGEIOULTUEAL  WA13H(rjSS   &  SEED    ETC'}] 


?  I- 


Oar  stock  emhnws  the  largest  and  most  complete  assortment  of  AfTRTCULTUFUL  TOOLS  AND  MACHINE?,  SEE 
TREES,  FERTILIZERS,  &c,  to  be  found  in  th-  country.  *i»ong  which  are  the  following: —  Horse  Powers  ar,d  Threshi 
Machines.  Premium  Green  Sward  Plows,  Stu'bb'e  nvd  Small  Plows,  Side-Hill,  Sub-Soil,  Double  Mould,  and  Mirhigs 
Plows,  Cultivator?,  Horse-Hoes,  Harrows.  II".*y,  :Jtra7r,  and  Corn  Stalk  Cutters,  Seed  jowef?,  Corn  Planters,  Corn  Shelle 
Churns  of  every  des  ription,  Corn  an  i  C^b  Miiis,  Grain  Mills,  Hand  Corn  Mills,  Smut  Machines,  Vegetable  Cutters,  sue 
Mi'.ls,  Fie!  1  aad  G  irden  Ro  lers.  Root  Pullers,  Garden  and  Kailroad  Wheelbarrows,  Chain  Pumps,  Cast  'ron  Pumps,  Ax 
Hatchets,  II  >rse  Rakes,  Hand  R  k-s.  Scyth-s,  Snath*.  Hay  and  Manure  Forks,  Scythe  Stones,  Rifles,  Grind  Stones,  Grs 
Cradles,  Ox  Yokes,  Ox  Bows,  Roa  1  Scrapers,  I>ra  tight  and  Trace  Chains,  Halter  Chains  Cattle  Ties,  Cheese  Presses,  Lai 
Wkje,  and  Hay  Presses,  fern  Daot  Roi":  ■■•rs.  Grindstone  Arbors,  Garden  Er.gines,  Cider  and  '.Vine  Miils,  Fanning  Mil 
Hots,  Shovels,  Spadef,  Saufaifa  Meat  Gutters  and  Stu&fts,  Potato  floes.  Pos-:  Hole  Aosers,  Ivv*  Spoo  s,  Pick*,  Bog  Ho 
Iron  Bars,  Pruning  Saws  and  Chit-el?,  Apj.de  .-Par?rs.  Toba«ro  Outt^r^,  i^rass  Hooks,  Si  k'<*?}  Sheep  Shears,  Curry  Cota 
Cards,  Horse  Brus-vea,  Dull  King*,  Biii  and  flush  Hooks,  Fiaiks,  Seii-c-euiiytg  Fruit  Curia  ,-&c. 


mlfj>  t 


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■/•'.'.  ^.'~h^.^r^>^..^\     "':;. . 


b— j—j: 


SEEDS.  — Grass,  Field,  Yej 
table,  Garden,  and  Flower  Seeds, 
every  variety  ;  Fruit  and  Ornamt 
tal  Trees,  &c. 

EEBTILIZEKS.  -  Coe's  J 
1  Super-Phosphate  of  Lime;  Pi 
Peruvian  Guano;  Lodi  Poudret 
Tafeu,  Ground  and  Crushed  Bo: 
Bone  Turnings  for  feeding  Cattle,  & 
"...  I  A         Aoy.xxs  Fit:  the  s.vi.k  or  THS 

•-'w_,- 1.''']/7'^  Latest  Improved  Mowing  a: 
Heaping  Machines, 


%JeV 


Ci  ft 


'"-'•''-'» '»  -"Cr'-'r-'^v' 


Kigg3'  Patent  Improved    / 
*    justable  Ox    yokes- 
All  of  the  above  we  offer  at 
lowest  wholesale  and  retail   prices 

our  YTarefGOiui. 


AGENTS    FOR   THE   SALE   01 

COTTON      S  B  33  D       OIL      MEAL, 

FOR  FEEDING   CATTLE, 

Nos.  47,  53,  §9,  63  Blackstone  St.,  Boston,  Has 


11  ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 

Mf  LOEING  &  CHURCHILL, 


Successors  to  C.  G.  King 

£jt'b-.'"v     •:  \  MANUFACTURERS     AND    11IPOBTEF.S     OF 


I!         / 


1  lt»f|ematu.al,   §arb*$ittij,  ^tfyiittfaxnl, 


jh  NAUTICAL,      OPTICAL,  <  • 

?   J      '         .  .  \  GAUGING,    DKAUGIITING,  /  • 


#)    hi I y n i^j 0 0 P I G    INSTRU m  E N  I  6, 


J  Jj  *:  ,p*»  a»J  S     xf   lit    <a'  VJJ   V»    "fc«  i      £   %*  *  SS    W?     8     S3  W   1*3    &»  1^      S     WS  ,'  '   » 


Repairing  of  all  the  abov9  Instruments  promptly  attended  to. 


/  ;,    {■;..  ,,|     No.  72  WASHINGTON  ST.,  BOSTON,  |    | 

'  Second  lioor  South  from  Sinte  Street.                                 j,.     £  i 

I    'j          /  ,,_,.^; ■;'-.  ■"*'; ;■•  .    -  LTEXRY  W.  LORING.                                                   G.  A.  CHURCHILL. 

j   .^J  rry=-  Microscopic;  Testa,  of  every  quality,  oa  hand  and  put  up  to  order.  .^.Jr-U^ 


His  VENETIAN  BLINDS 


J  OR 


BAT     WIIB@W§, 

PARLORS,  HALLS,  CHURCHES,  ETC.. 


i  -  '— --» —       <"-  "  MADE  AND  PUT  UP  EX" 


CHARLES  L  FOWLE  &  m„ 


:    ; .:.  ::~^zz::^ p  gs2  Washington  street,  bostok5 

j  .-      _______  „,  Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

.  '  isHSTOSPSW  SHARKS  AND  IIPSOIST EBY .HO0DS. 


""^       --/■-_/  .•-.-■-"-  "~-  -    -"  ";-  v'ns  erected    in  1845,  end   cost  nearly 

"--.    ;>   -  ..':■      -        "  -         ;  •  i?.'.;.0,%0.     It  ia  the  largest,  most  valiial-le. 

•         ■:•'■  ;     .      -_    _  •-     '  -  .'  -         ;>        Hndbe^t  arranged  in  the  United  St?.?e*- 

p  It  comprises  r\-)  Jess  than  SEYEX  DIF- 
kkrent  musevms,  or.e-half  of  the  cek- 
brated      PEALE'S     PHILADELPHIA      Kt'- 

_,    SKUSi,   swelling   the   collection    to    up- 

.    -wards  of  Half  ft  Million  of  Article?,  ih«> 

greatest  amount  of  objects  of  interest  U> 

.  .  be  found  together  at  any  one  p:.^  :e  in 

Aineiica;  and  au  entirely  sew   kali 

of  wax  ptati'akv,  one   hundred  ieet 

;     -  .?-5:,     in  length    completely  filled  with   ^'"^ 

^"^  .'   '    *    *  ''     ["ieurc's.    In  adilition  to  tiie  attraction. *. 

_• :  y.  and   withmt  eatra  charyt,  v  '     •     « 
|  '-"".-:. -"~  -       -     :-    '.  ■   -.  r  -■'?.-;  admitted     o    tlie    gorgeous, Ezl       t: 


>-  - 


5   Hall,  when-  they   cun  withesa  th< 
nitiecnt      theatrical      entect> 

5i£.-.  r«,    riven  every  evening,   a.o-i 
Wednesday  and  Saturday  afternoon! 


Admission  25  Cents, 


VIEW  OF   THE   BOSTON  MUSEU. 


M,  2?  Tremont  Street,  between  Court  &  School  Streets, 

jBOSarOUNT,       MASS. 


ADVERTISING.  DEPARTMENT.  15 


.    B.   LOCKE'S    SHIRT   DEPOT, 


r~^3*r^       __       177  Wasliiogton  St,  near  Milk  St., 


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^^S^SJ^^""-1"— — ■ "  BOSTOIST. 


I.    \aSA    £?.;-l  *v-  -.X^'/^'-  '"^^"-r"^      SHIRTS,  COLLARS,  STOCKS,  and  NECK  TIES, 
I  J  !SHi£Ii     c-"^*^,".  :  -| /£Ks'     \c~r~^^~^~   cf  everv  variety,  the  largest  assortment  in  »he  United 
•'7j  •  N^%>CS:' ■  ; :"  •■■      ~    w  States,  at  the  lowest  prices,  wholesale  and  retail. 

J^IZI^i*---  7^______f__^v~.^      *°  Fine  Shirts  made -to  order  to  fit  at  short  notice,  and 

;;    *     ":."S%-  L.  .  _TiniP\'>-  ■  C^r)1—      '">-..  --*r>>.~   sent  eveiywhere. 

"  -- ":  ii -"--;_•?.  :-'__li^  -    '        ■  .  ■-?'      Gentleman's   fJosi^p.T  and  Fuumshixo   Goods,  in 

' '~-~~  ~~^'  Rreac  variety,  at  prices  to  correspond  with  the  times. 

CHAELES    EC.    CROSBY, 

:  §0.011,  §06,  EH0  nine  grmwr, 

lithographer  and  Engraver, 


3STO-     S    "W\A-T:B:K,     STREET,     BOSTOIST". 


!  FACTORY  TICKETS,  TAGS,  PATTERN  BOOKS,  and  every  description   of  Factory 
Printing:,  Designed,  Engraved,  and  Printed  in  a  superior  manner  and  at  the 
shortest  notice.    We  are  more  extensively  engaged  in  this  business 
i  •  than  any  one  ia  the  Country. 

Wedding    and    _A.cldress    Cards 

i  ENGRAVED  &  PBIHTEB   IN   PH  3  HIGHEST  SITJSE  OF  THE  AKS". 


Sotytyerci^i  ^  ^  °%^  Ws  of  f  rfyffycj 

Executed  in  an  elegant  manner,  and  warranted  to  give  satisfaction,  both  in  price  and  workmanship. 
Specimens,  for  which  Medals  and  Diplomas  have  beer  awarded,  may  be  seen  by  those  desirous  of 
purchasing. 


I! 


C<T~~\    A     T         T3  T  T     T*  ~l\T  ^"1  9-t-  <T^ 

^■S  TO  ?'* S  ¥^  "^  *f%  IT  (f"  T^         /&  "^  IP  ^  "/  * '"■  &X  'ft*? 

GKNKRAL  DEAI.EIt  IN 

Milliiltliii  iiilfl  ulll^i-iAutu   ihAih    ifUtftt)   tlAl,  at. 

SPRUCE  PILING,  OF  ALL.  SI2ES  AND  LENGTHS.' 

l!..":M  Hi  Families  supplied  with  thfcbest  article  of  Coal  for  Ranges,  Stoves,  and  Furnaces, 
j  0£l.~  fjH-fH  Steam  Engines,  Iron  Foundries,  &c,  supplied  with  the  best  Lehigh  and  Lackawana 
*--\  "    '  :^\\U  Coal. 

V'^      Newcastle,  Cumberland,  an  1  Pictou  Coal  for  Smithing. 

C^-LJiJ    COUNTING  BOOH,  105  State'street,  BOSTON. 


16  ADVERTISING     DEPART  M  B  N  T  . 


49         mil  un,  &  mt 

g. '  ' •'-(  '!  I  have  in  store  a  large  and  well-selected  stock  ofgood«,  i 

■A!\  to  which  I  invite  the  attention  of  the  public. 

,-"-;. 7.';:.    &-  pbices     x^o-w. 

cV  .   ■   '  ."    /    "■  .~v-  =,  -i^ 
•     •       /•-■      V       ■      .r;  BgT  OLD  FURS  altered  and  repaired  by  experienced 

,     ■„*''       v-i  v,      .  ■    '       ';  ^"r         workmen. 

Mi^ift,   lii  7?\v  v^        Ottt.LBRER»8  HATS  &  CABS,, 

'"../.',■"'     .  /;','.;  ::;..•■'     Mt4^sx  FOR  ALL  SEASONS  OF  THE  YEAR. 

_  ,^-f    ■'•/•/      '"•'.  ''•       .      ~'-'^-x^S     Should  any  aiticle  not  prove  equal  to   its  recommend-  : 
l(t   '  '"  ■  :\~-  /,'.  '='  '  "::  '.    '  '  '.''""VV""-^^  v  ation,  satisfaction  will  be  promptly  made. 

■®£$T|J/.  "V  'r^-V!        "W.   M.    SHUTE, 

-••f;-4  '  ^--'x '■'';■   :,-  .'■  .  . ;  _.-  1-Tos.  173  and  175  Washington  Street,  Boston. 

''--'■_-'; j- -  gpj '  ~S~. ,11  - =  Established  1838 . 


^i 


MERCANTILE  A  AND   COMMERCIAL 


,.    1^ 


.    i 


»-»%         ^ 


i         Circulars,        e&ftWM    w    .J    ^   :f^  r^^   v  rl/V;,,.,     ■  Billots, 


I  Bill  Heads,  ,.-•-•     '.^       /,'     "','-.;>      .:-   ,         *       Show  Bills, 

Cards,  r:  '•  ;.  ,  ■_  '7"""""^  '  ,  -      Hand  Bills, 


fj. Bills  Lading,    •  ''■'■";'■    '.;".   ■  .  V;_^  .  ,  •  \  Kailroad 


Price-Currents,  ~H- .    /}\\  ]j   a    \TJ>  7?  t  t    ■  -  ,^  j:^x  Receipts, 


Freight  Bills,      T,     \J/j     "  ^r  a  ^n  T         t^'v"  Sends, 

6=4^  ;•-  J-H  U  U  K  1.,  .v^ 

Cheeks,  C  <\,    >V\  i 16  Devonshir<3  Street,?  Notes, 


Books,  ~'_.    '-       ■  ■     ;;    .-  \     • '  ''    ; i         Deeds, 

Notes,  iy_..;  •     /'£j./>:    .'        ,:  ';  '    .7         Leases, 


Drafts, 


Court 


'. 


Policies,  ""■-"•;'. "";  "    f      ".;  _J ■  gj     Documents, 


FOKSTEE,    LAWRENCE    &    CO., 

MANUFACTURER:?  OF  ALL  KINL3  OF 

IUIL1IL&,    LUtJiitfMj    iihJiii'libmj   jliVIJ    ftUuft'liiv    tiLliff&J 

OVEE    BOSTOIsT    &.,    MAINE    BAILIIOAD    DEPOT, 


S^OX/IVLIBS'    3?^^i?E^rrr    thebapeutic    chaib. 

.  ■  '  '  R t'cliolug  Gf»air  cj .'.ar, .  ccinh'tur ;g  <*re:\t  strenirthArith  simplicity  of  conacructSon,  which  reader  ih^rn 
';'  •  ''  irubie  than  <»iiy  other  Chiur  of  the  kmd,  bfciag  much  k-si  liable  to  gwt  out  of  order.  Oar  stvles  Rr«'  poperisAT, 
«wi«l  they  v*iii  be  sold  at  the  lowest  price*.  *       .  >'     L    &  CO. 


i  — 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  IT 


t 


JEREMIAH    MYERS, 

PLMIIG,  EMU      I,  &  MATCHIN8  MACHINES, 

Of  every  description,  and  of  the  latest  ani  berf  construction,  now  on  hand,  or  made  promptly  to  order,  in 

tht  most  thorou  jb  and  approved  manner. 

also,  all  Dascaipnosa  0? 

STATIONARY    STEAM    ENGINES; 
.A.;isrr>   sipt-AJFTiasrc^   HA.3>ra-as3Rs,  pullets, 

Of  all  patterns;  of  superior  etyle  and  -workmanship,  made  and  put  up  at  short  notice. 

The  I^nz  experience  of  th».  subscriber,  And  the  great  variety  of  tools  and  patterns  which  he  has  on  hand,  specially  ] 
adapted  to  thia  clasa  <  (  work,  enable  him  co  execute  ordt  rs  wi'h  dispatch,  and  to  furnish  machines  of  superior  quality. 
I  warrant  all  m j  machines  to  be  fully  equal,  if  not  superior,  in  construction  and  durability,  to  any  others  in  ase. 


Sf  ©.     3  8  9    FEB'E  H  .4  t     S  T  B  E  E  T  ,    BOSTO  W 


I IBANK    AXD   C.OTJKT-IN.G-R0OM   FUllNITURE. 

ll     M;\      X  :Xj     ||  51  and  53  CornMll,  ...    BOSXGrT. 


--"-  ;--Xi~-        m 


V'J    /X^/.  ".  ::        & 


ii     .-..IT  V  -it. 


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office  cf  the  m:.im  mm  mm  mm: 

il'he  Now  England  Bank  Note  Company  having  been  merged  in  the  AMERICAN  BANK  NOTE  j 
}  COMPANY,  on  the   1st  of  May   last,  the  undersigned   respectfully  gives  notice  to  their  friends  and  • 
I    |  customers,  that  they  have  removed  from  their  old  st*nd,  No,  :!i!i  Washington  Street,  to  the  new  Eire-  j 

No.  3^  Stata  Street,  corner  of  Coiigress  Street. 

$    |  Their  new  premises  are  provided  with  spacious  faults,  and  every  proper  provision  has  been  made  for  ' 
|    j  the  safety  of  nil  plates  and  impressions. 

The  AMERICAN  BANK   NOTE  COMPANY   possesses  the  united  talents  and  facilities  of  a] 
j'    :  the  firms  heretofore  engaged  in  the  business  of 

ZBA/iSriir    3NrOT33    EitfrGKR-AJVIItfCa-    AND    IPttTJSTTZlSIG- 


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n  the  United  States,  thev  having  been  eon^didated  arid  incorporated  by  law. 

Orders  for  BANK.  NOTE  ENGRAVING  and  PRINTING  will  be  executed  with  promptitude  and 


in 

V 

fidelity. 

ISAAC     €4PI,    A;?cni. 


S  A.  "W  Y  E  R  '  S 

Costal  line  antr  ISIckKng  fttpration,  I 

I!¥    POWDER    AI¥©    LIQUID    F0R3I.     . 

CALL    IFOIE?,    SAWT^R'S    GBYSTAL    BXuXJEHSTO-- 

For  sale  by  a!"l  Grocers,  and  at  wholesale  by 

.XX  .       S  A.  "VST"  "ST  dES  DR. , 
51    BltOMEIELD    STREET,    BOSTON,    MASS. 


18 


ADVERTISING      DEPART M E N T , 


SIMMONS    &    WILLCOX, 

(Formerly  "W.  B.  D.  Simmons  &  Co.,) 


OTo.  1  CHABLES  STREET 


BOSTON, 


Kc^v  0: 


>r  sale  at  prices  from  $500  to  $2,000  each.    Also,  good  Second-hand 
Organs  at  ail  times  for  sale. 

i  by  no  other  American  mar.u'acturers  Linclnding  steam  machinery  cf  all  kinua)    enable  ua  to 

INSTRUMENT  -  at  reasonable  rates, 
uv  would  -Tiy  te  particular  attention  to  the  Organs  built  by  ua,  including  the  great  organ  for  the  new  oh •>.---'  •*; 
Harvard  University;  also,  the  one  in  St.  Joseph's  Church.  Albany,  N.  Y.,  —  the  latter  beiBg  the  largest  organ  rathe 
Cnited  St-.te8. 


THE  CHEAPEST  PLACE  IN  BOSTON  TO  PURCHASE  GOOD  CLOTHING  POR  CASH. 

SOMETHING    TO    SUIT    THE    TIME  S. 

|    CUSTOM-MADE    CL0TIIIN«    AT    KEADY-IADE    PRICES! 

Gentlemen  furnishing  their  oWn  cloth  can  have  their  garments  made  in  the  best  style,  at  th.9  following  price;  :  — 

Dress  and Erock Coats,  from  $8  to  $11.00     i     Vests, ., $2.00 

"Pants, 2.25     i     Business  &  Oyer  Coats  proportionately  low, 

I  esji  l&ewiwe  furnish  the  Cloth  to  those  who  desire  it.  having  a  Beleet  assortment  en  hand,  and  facilities  for  reetiv- 
|     I   h-  -  tr  •  la  ■•■:.  scales  at  the  earliest  moment. 
|    |  I  can  sell  Business Suits  fm.  $15  OO  to  $25.00  j  Dress  Pants,  fm.  Gm.  Cloth,  $6.00  to    S3. CO    \ 

j   press  and  I rock  Costs,  from  Silk  and  Satin  Vests, 4.00  to      5.50    j 

'    j         German  Cloth., 15.00  to    23,00  }  All  other  styles  at  eojually  low  prices. 

I    {       Harms  ha  J  ss-veral  years'  experience  in  the  most  genteel  trade,  I  h«.ve  no  hesitation  in  s-aying  I  can  suit  the'siost 
!    j    f    ...:.:.••   i'h  in  ptj  Le  of  cut  and  manufacture,    A.-  I  do  my  own  cutting,  and  examine  ~\--r%  garment  bef  re  i;  leaTts    j 
\       i  '•■•  est  \  hshn  :n£   t-ustoiuets  can  reiy  upon  thtir  garments  being  manein  the  most  thorough  manaer  and  according  to    1 
I    j   directions.  j 

E.  F.  WHITTEEBGE,       .       .       .       .       No.  210  WASHINGTON  ST&EET, 

A  few  doers  North  of  Summer  street,  and  nearly  opposite  the  Marlboro  Hotel. 


i 


i  I 


WM.  T,  "VAN  NOSTKAND, 


DEALER    IN 


...      £«g 


&3&1    %£>     ass        h-^    -f>         ^s=s&a 


Ko.    @S    IL:Tt€A    STREET,    ...» 

OPPOSITE  THE   WORCESTER   FREIGHT  DEPOT. 


ttos-Toitr, 


BEER     BARRELS,     BUNGS,     TAPS,     AND     MALT     SHOVELS,    | 

rom   the  Albany,   N.  Y.,  Manufactories,  at  their  prices. 


^^ 


Tir 


vV;  F.  TUCKERMAX 


f*CV3 


/    s 


U  U  1  I  Jj  ii  §J  M  I  J   ■  i    , 

No.    SO    SUDBURY    STREET^ 


tCQPPER:    WORK;    QF    £VERY    pESORIP.TtQM,    VtS.  a 

dapper  C  :tters,  Piitopa,  Boilers,  Sods  Fountains,  Coolers,  Church  and  other  a  anes,Dy« 
Kettles,   Hatters'  Lead  and  Copper  Kettles,   Steam  and  Fire  Engine  Work 
of  all  kinds,  &c,  &c,  &lo. 
E7*  Ail  the  above  work  will  be  done  on  the  roost  reasonable  terms. 


ADVERTISIN  G     DEPARTMENT 


19 


PHILIP   KELLEY, 

pw  STUCCO  WORKER  I  PLASTERER. 

imd^  So*  of  Bromfteld  Street.  .   .  Boston, 

Where  may  be  found  an  extensive  assortment  of 

RICH    CENTRE    PIECES,    BRACKETS,    CORMCE    PATTERNS, 

AND   CTHK.K, 

O  X^  XnT  J&.  2\rL  12  T>T  T  J±  X.        "W^  O  JR,  J-H  3 

For  which  all  orders  will  be  promp51y  attended  to. 


1 


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Si      ;      v 


'■'.  .  :•     \X       ..' 


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CHARLES   M."  KIMBALL, 

Warerooms,  031  Washington   St.,  Manufactory.  3S3  Federal  St., 

B  O  s  T  O  X. 


DR.    BIRMINGHAM, 


On  md- after  November  Ih,  will  be  at  his  office, 

63  CAMBBIJ3GB  STKEET,    .     .     .    BOSTON, 

f€orn«r  of  Ch  ..  jfaers  Street.)  ■ 


.  •  v       >/  JA  -&.  X  X  V  JG i    X L\  \  *  XXXxX    X'  XX  X  Dili  IjOlIX  , 

.  ;•    r    ;;•-  w 

.       N        fiV" 

.;-  ',  v 

, '    .■  ■■!'       -     .    I        %J}   3IOSDAY-*,  BXTESIKVVS,  &  V*  EDXIvds.A  V>,  from  9  A.M.  to  2  P.  5S 

;  ~     ''  7-;-*  Store  open  through  the  week  a*  u  n  i!  fi  r  selling  ;..:  Kim-,  from  S  A.  M.  co  6  I'.  M. 

foh   sevrBK^r  v/ound. 

*V)    '««  i  "••  '  debtii!  ue  the  system,  and  at  the  i  an  -  " 
-■■  a  healthy  u>v.u  to  the  digea uve  oigans,  und  regulate  the  uervoua  system.   Thu  medieiue  has  cot  t*r«n  compound* 
tj   oe*  discovery,  hut  froui  a' kuovrlediTH  of  thft  Indian  ni^fh    I,  as  .practised  for  many  centuries,  and  a  practical 
evidence  of  physk^l  anatomy,  which  enat»ie  tne  Uoot   ft  ■■     .  •   in  safety  iu  all  cases. 

Dr.  B   ba*  medicines  which  he  dfcifouly  pres   -      *  in  iU  chruuic  diseasrs,  but  -which  he  warrants  will  efl  cfca<rur« 
-' •    re  h   p«  haadwp  tried.      I  it  D  ctor'd  exraordm   ry  i  •-    .:  ■    i   ■  -•--:.,  in  tfce  an  accurate  examination   of    u 
•■     iU> .which  iitt!<h  U  heir has  astonished  thousands  in  *i   .-    .  ••    tni ■  elsewhere;  and  he  feei*a**urei  th-n  thiv 

.-      hemselTCS  to  his  o<ire  will  not  have  cause  to  rwjftst  it      Ksamio  uions  gratis,  every  day  in  the  week.  ei  septing 
■       laT,F  iday,  Saturday,  and  Sunday,  when  he  majf  N  found  *',  hU  residence,  on   c.ie  Mauuttota    iioad,  a«*ar 
u:.-:i;jMi,  Schooi  tIou.se,  District  No.  3,  i'eihaui,  Nr.  ii 


Jr.  I;   warrants  hi* mefiicines  to  o.perat    as  ma) 


20 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


IX.    S.    CHAPMAN    &    CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

JSDSOFS  PATENT  SILF-AI) JUSTING  SPIRAL  BRUSH 


0!V    THE    SCREW    PROPEI-EER    PRINCIPLE, 

No.    95   1-2    Water   Street,    Boston. 


JAMES    R.    NICHOLS    &    CO., 


aui'i     •     iu     u;        ■'-,;■,[:■■  A  ij 


AND  WHOLESALE  DEALEIJ3  IN 

MEDICINAL   AND   PHOTOGRAPHIC    CHEMICALS, 


Ko.  7  CENTRAL  STREET, 


J  AS.  R  NICHOLS, 
ll&NUY  S.  MOODY. 


B©Sg.€$ft  $££§ 


V- 


REFERENCES: —  Prof.  Hertford,   Harvard  University;    Prof.  Dewey,  Rochester  University;  Prof.  Chadbourn. 
Wi  '  -  ma  College;  Pcof.  Greenleaf.  Bradford,  M&sa. 

J>K.  NICHOLS  will  give  special  at  ten  r  Ion  to  Analysis  of  Ores,  Minerals,  Mineral  Waters,  fcc,  and  to  detecting 

ajij't'  nttii-'i's  in  aniens  of  Medicine,  Wines  a?  d  6th « c  Spirits. 


MOEBY    &  CITH; 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 

p      BEI  rr  A."  1ST 2ST  I  A, 
HI  »00    AMD   lipiiim  IFIRP  ^ 

■ULlAUU    fllilJ   liiii  iliUiiliiJ     HniUJ,r  ;: 


~  (fM^?^ 


r».   P.    MO  HEY, 
X.  SMITH. 


UNTO-    4t9    DEi^^"VlB3RS3CIXiXj    STB.EET; 

(CORNER  OF  TRAYEB3  STREET,) 


©®sir©H 


Manufactured  in  the  best  manlier 
A    "'     ^    L«W  for 

J  !  Parlors.      Bay      Windows, 
'   ,''T      French,  and  Oi-iel  Win- 
5 '{         dows,  Halls,   Coriser- 
'  vatories,  &c, 

s    CHARLES  !J,  LOCKE, 

.  S  At  the  old  M ...,:  I. 

-"]        47    COK.INTX-IXX-,1^ 
"*  ""•  *"■   «**«  j  o.srt.v. 


Old  8 


iuda  Repaired  sad  Trimiaflftd     Cash  on  Delivery. 


NlMICAt  fif.PABATIS 

CHARLES    IL    WING, 
Ko.  8  Tremont  Street,  [Boston. 


Importer  and  Manufacturer  of 


OHtf 


sm 


Q 


ppraius. 


Bohemian  Gla<s  flifrre,  Berlin  Porcelain,  PlatJnaW«rt, 
^Tsalj  ri'  il  Balances  an  1  Weights,  Table  I'.lown  Glasa,  Cru 
rlbies,  Copper  'York,  Laboratory  Utensils,  xc.  &e. 

EFiTO  CHEMIGAIS  MB  IAB0SATOEI  SDPfLffi&jp 


'• 


ADVERTISING      DEI'AR  T  M  E  N  T  . 


<JF  h       i:£E  J9L  Xjb  HELb  ^ 

!   -    ii^  jlrr~'iTl  WHOLESALE   AND   RETAIL   DEALER  IN 

ill :   ifP  T)OAI]  Q   Q-  A  SCTTTS 

y-      '•'■■  mi  U  l_n  ;  HO,  oixoJdLJCiioj 


i/?1?  sx,A.C3s:sfroisrs   street. 


Near  Hayssarket  Sqaare, 


BOSTOF, 


JOHN  A.  ROBERTSON, 


MANUFACTURES  0 


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MJIl#fie    ^iirrifALS    Of    EVERY    BESCKIPTIOX, 

FOP.  CARPENTERS,  BUILDERS,  AND  PICTURE-FRAME  MAKERS. 

'NO.    393  FEDERAL,  COE.  PUEIACE  STREETS, 

BOSTON. 


£.bj.ok;e.ts  of  j^rt  fateksxs  ^ct  suss;  semises  4  &t*&kik<&. 


LOYIS,   HODGES    6;  SILSBGE, 

I'-;:  u-ii-VKKS    tND    DEALERS    IN' 

ft¥PI\Tfi    "lllflTf?     llflFQlf  V1?RTP^     fill?     QfiiP? 

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§ j  0FF1CE    THOMAS  1).  MORRIS'S 


I  SCHOOL 
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OFFICE,    13    SCHOOL    STREET, 

MANUFACTURER   OF 


ME       IS  FOR  (ill  Mm  DISTEMPER  BRAINING, 

TINTED  PAINTS,  for  House  and  other  Painting  of  desirable  and  durable  shades.     Abo, 

bet>t  quality 

White  Lead,  French  Snow  White,  and  Xo.  1  Zinc  Paints,  &  Painters'  Colors, 

AT    REASONABLE    PRICES. 


cH.U.::"-.ucK  tt  c/v  spbell, 


MANUFACTURERS    OF 


Slfiliil  l.,.-  .  ...  AMI  MiCllIMi 

B  T  E  AM     b  o  :c  x,  :b  :e,  s  3 

Of  every  description,  made  to  order  at  i=hor:  notice. 

WOEKS,  COENEE  OEANGE  &  ETJGGLES  STS.,  EOXBUEY,  MASS. 


JOHN  JEFFRIES,  JR., 


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NEGOTIATOR  DF  iOBTSA6ES,j  -  .  |  »^!j:;;,   !^ 


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REAL  ESTATE  AGENT 

IS  City  Exchange,  Devonshire  St. 


i  defers  to  — 

!  Charles  Amory.  Esq., 

i  Hon.  -V.  Ssurjps, 

|  J.  t.  OeoUdga,  Ksq  , 


Jam«9  II.  Bealj 

Bc.uj    D    Greene,  Esq., 

George  M   Dexter,  !>■;• 


Read,  Chad  wick,  &  D«xtac. 


klOibulA 

Near  Cour:  St.. 

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'       .        ;EB  L\D  DEAIER 15  THE  F0LLOWI5G : 

Water  Closets,  Wash  Basins,  Marble  Slabs, 

Bath  Tubs,  Shower  Baths,  Brasa  and 

Silver  Plated  Cocks   Force  and 

Copper  Pumps. 

ZJ~  Orders  from  the  Country  attended  to.-«0 


dU  ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.' 

~       GEORG E    S.    KENDALL, 

MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN    ' 

OAK,  WALNUT,  CHE8TKUT,  AND  PAHTTED 

—   •       '■•     ■•■■'■.  '       -  ■■..  dS        [g§j    Ihp  [i9%  si    Sep  j* 

Wardrobes,  Refrigerators,  Bureaus,  Wash  Stands,  Toilets,  Sinks, 
Cradles,  Tables,  &e.    Also,  Cot  and  Spuing  Bedsteads. 

HUM'S  PATEST  CLOTHES  DRYERS,  WASH  BENCHES,  ETC. 

INTO..       lO       OX-X^^rRX^ESOrO^ZXST       STDFlIBIETj 

ETayinarket  Fqaare,  opposite  >  JT*  .,7:)   ^>  CTf»  fjTl    ;?fi 

Bufcou  &  Maine  K.  K.  Depot,]  ||>  <CJ  £j  1J  IJj    J.  J   ^ 


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force  pumps  and  water  closets 

Arid  every  requisite  in  use  in  the  Plumbing  Business. 

PLIJI^BIDJG-     "mr  o  z?^  xs: 

Of  every    description   executed   in    any   part  of  the   Union. 


;  ;:„    :.p  lead  pipes, 

;0  %    ; .     JftfSHEET  LEAD, 
^  V<^PP^  '^  COPPER  PUMPS, 


.HINDS    &    WILLIAMS, 

MANUFACTURERS    OF 

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Mi  th  •  dfforent  fomia  of  c'ar  u  i-    Batterit'3  k<*pt  on  baud.    Models  of  Machlnes,and  experilnettal  apparatus 
n   ia»de  tG  order. 


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STIN  HINDS. 


CHAS.  WILLIAMS,  JR. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


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91  Washington  Street,  Boston. 

O     PUKCTIASESS     OIP     REAL     ESTATE. 

W.    GOWAED 


!  Would  respectfully  invite  all  who  wish  to  purchase  Farms,  Houses,  Stores,  Building-Lots,.  &c,  to  call 
it  his  offiee  and  examine,  FREE  of   chahge,  his  large  and   extensive  LIST   OF  REAL  ESTATE, 
|     ;  which  is  the  fullest  and  most  complete  Record  of 

FAMIS,  HOUSES,  HOUSE-LOTS,  k,  FOR  SALE,  TO  BE  FOUND  IN  NEff  ENGLAND, 

TO  T1IOSE  WHO  HAVE  REAL  ESTATE  FOB  SAOS, 

j  lie  would  say  that  his  facilities  for  the  sale  of  property  of  this  description  are  unsurpassed  by  tho3e  cf 
any  01. e  in  the  State;  and  person-*  ha  vim?  Re:il   Estate  of  any  kind,  which  they  would  like  to  dispose 

j  of,  will  please  call  on  him,  or  forward  to  his  Office  full,  accurate,  and  correct  descriptions  of  the  pro- 

|  perty,  which   will  be  entered  on  his    books.     No  charge   will  be  made   for   the  entry;  but,  if  a  sale  is 

I  effected,  he  will  charge  a  fair   commission.     It  owners  wish  to  have  their  property  advertised,  and 

i  extra  pains  taken  to  dispose  of  the  same,  it  will  be  punctually  attended   to,  on  the  most  reasonable 

j  trims. 

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r\v ben  butehs  a>'d  seh-e-ss  op  Real  Estate,  it  commends  itself  to  all  business  interests  as  a  most 

i;  |  valuable  and  useful  publication;  many  features  being  introduced  peculiar  to  it,  and  not  to  be  found  in 

I       any  other  paper  in  the  country. 


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After  the  repeated  unsuccessful  attempts  to  establish  a  temperance  paper  in  the  city  of  Boston,  it 
might  wed  have  seemed  a  wild  undertaking  to  have  commenced,  as  did  the  proprietors  of  the  "Tempe- 
rance Visitor,"  in  April,  lS-57,  a  new  Journal,  devoted  to  the  interests  of  the  temperance  reform.  Yet  a 
pretty  strong  faith  in  the  final  success  of  the  undertaking,  coupled  with  the  solicitations  of  some  who 
were  friendly  to  the  project,  indue  cd  the  attempt.  On  the  2oih  of  April,  the  first  number  of  the  Visitor 
made  its  appearance,  in  a  rather  limited  form,  and  in  a  most  unpretending  manner.  Its  subscripts  m  list 
was  to  be  built  up,  —  its  fortune  to  be  made.  For  nearly  a  year  it  struggled  on,  amidst  discourage- 
ment and  misgiviusrs  in  regard  to  its  continuance.  But  the  proprietors  were  determined  to  hold  on 
to  their  scheme?  and,  if  labor  and  sacrifice  to  no  small  amount  were  capable  of  keeping  alive  their 
papej,  they  were  ready  for  the  sacrifice.  It  must  necessarily  be  carried  forward  by  incurring  pecu- 
niary liabilities;  but  what  were  absolutely  necessary  were  incurred,  —7 under  the  impression  that 
eventually,  by  being  successful,  every  li  ibiifty  «  til  i  b<  met.  1)  tring  the  first  year  the  subscript!  >n  list 
ot  1  ich  five  hundred  |  irth  '■■  ■  use  cir  urns!  nces  did  not  favor  a  strong  eliort  at*  building  up 
the  list.  In  October,  18-57,  it  was  determined  to  enlarge  u.e  paper,  and  a  new  partner  became  inter- 
ested in  the  Visitor.     New  quarters  tor  printing  and    |    biishing  were  obtained,  and  more  extensive 


■'   si   jemexits    were  entered  it: 

■  ■■;. ■-  •)  t  time  the  list  of  subscri 
is  ..:■•  itly  increased.     By  a  lm 

■    ight  to    .      rod  po*  ilion.     T 

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■  tchusetts  and  Maine.     While 


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vt  of  thrt  e  thousand,  a 

labor    .  n-tl  rr-eat   sin  rifi 

■'       '.pa  ;'   ini  th<  c 


list  enlarged.     At  the 

advertising  patro)  •--'■ 
Visitor  has  been  thus 
cement  has  been  ; 


t m   long  connected  with   the  temperance  press,  bo  h  inMi 

ready  to   admit  that  the  paper  has  not  been  of  so  high   1  • 
i-st  as  some   hvi-*ht  consider  desirable,  yet   he   has  only  to    say  in   reply,  that,  on  account  of  a  ia  k 
'■  ins,  the  services  of  so  large  a  corps  ot  contributors  as  would  I  e  desirable  could  not  be  secured.     By 
-'i  increase  of  ]  -t'ronage,  however,  this   objcctioi     ma-y  b<    obviated.     The   publishers  have   done   their 
*»e»t  to  ghe  their  patrons  a  good  paper ;  and  they  pledge  themselves  that  no  labor  shall  be  s; 


•  ear  prut  to  make  the  Visitor  a  gi 
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THE     PIONEER     CLOTHING-     HOUSE, 

ESTABLISHED  IN  B0STG3T,  EEASS.,  IN  1041. 

Gentlemen's,  Youths5,  and  Little  Children's 


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ETC. 


OF   EVERY   VARIETY? 

AT    WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL. 

is  House,  which  fully  sustains  its  enviable  position,  is  daily  receiving  large  supplies 
of  recently  manufactured  seasonable  Clothing.    Dealers,  Travellers,  and 
resident  Citizens  "will  find  everything  to  meet  their  demands, 

AT    PRICES    DEFYING-    COMPETITION"! 

Parents  are  reminded  that  the  spacious  Tvotunda  is  devoted  to  the  sale  of 

OYS'  CLOTHING  ONLY. 


'■-  i    I  'onvenient  rooms  and  every  facility  may  here  be.  found  for  fitting  Garments  to  Children. 

\  lifts.  28,   30,   32,    84,  S3,  and  88  North  Sreet, 


QUAKER    CITY 

SEWING   MACHINE  COMPANY, 


MANUFACTURERS   OF  AND   DEALERS    IN    VARIOUS   KINDS   OF 

SEWING  MACHINE 


AS  FOLLOWS: 

ATWATER'S  (Single  Thread),  Price  from $12  to  $20 

ATWATER'S  (Single  Thread),  Large 25 

NATIONAL  (Double  Thread),   30 

METROPOLITAN,    "  SO 

QUAKER  CITY,         "  Improved 35 

QUAKER  CITY,        "  Large, — for  manufacturing  purposes 4.0 

The  above  Family  Sewing  Machines,  which  we  now  offer  to  the  favorable  consideration  of  an  intelli- 
gent community,  are  the  first  low-priced  Machines  that  have  succeeded  in  giving  unqualified  and  un- 
bounded satisfaction  to  the  purchaser.  These  Machines  take  the  same  two-thread  tight  and  elastic  stitch 
as  the  most  expensive  machine  in  the  market. 

Thread  or  silk  is  used  from  the  original  spool  without  the  necessity  of  re-wi>-dino. 

Orders  thankfully  received  and  promptly  attended  lo.    Directions  for  use  accompany  each  Machine. 

Any  kind  of  stitching  dooe  to  order. 

Agents  wanted  in  every  Town. 

Machine  Silk,  Twist,  lirooks's  Spool  Cotton  and  Needles,  for  sale  at  very  low  prices. 

The  above  Machines  ure  warranted  to  do  good  work,  and  kept  in  good  working  order  for  one  year 
without  extra  charge. 


PRINCIPAL    EXHIBITION    AND    SAXJ3S    BOOM, 


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(A  few  doors  above  the  American  House.) 


STREET 


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O  T  I  S      B  11  A.  M  II  A.  L  3L , 
117  and  119  Congress  St.,  Boston, 

Respectfully  calls  the  attention  of  all  interested  in  the  purchase  of 

TO  HIS  NEW,  COMPLETE,  AND  BEAUTIFUL  PATTERNS, 

A  \\tr>?  assortment  of  which  he  has  procured  at  great  Gxpense  and  labor.     He  flatters  himself  that  in  this  branch  of  his 
business  he  is  surpassed  by  none. 

He  is  prepared  to  put  up,  a:  short  notice,  Iron  Fences,  unequalled  for  strength,  beauty,  nod  durability,  in  any  part  of 
N'ew  England  or  New  York  ;*  and  ho  would  refer  to  hundred*  iu  thr  vicinity  of  boston  for  (specimens  of  his  work. 

of  the  latest  stales  and  superior  finish,  hre  constantly  received.     Black  &  White  Srnkii  work  generally  done  s.t  short  notice. 

OTIS    3BK-A.2^KCA.XiXi- 


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THAT 

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Can  be  made  in  the 

MOST     EJX.KG-A.3STT     M^STNTER, 

Cut  and  Trimmed  in  a  style  which 

OAHWOT    313    gUEPASSBD, 

And  at  prices  within  the  means  of  all.     Some  three  years  since,  this 
I    system  was  adopted  bv 

C.    A..    COLLINS. 

To  prove  unsuccessful  'twas  thought ;  but  Mr.  C.  now  proves  to  the 
public  that 

TWENTY-FI¥E  PEE  CEWT 

CAN  be  and  IS  SAVED  over  and  above  the  prices  charged  by  Tailors 
enerallv  for  the  same  duality  of  goods  by  all  persons  trading  at 

l/ilAiiJjl!ilti3   iUu    If  AlSttlLwiUli    Sl.j 

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Gentlemen  wishing  to  purchase  NICE  GARMENTS, 

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MAYNAKD  &  NOTES' 


THE  MAXLTACTUKE  OF  THIS  ISK  WAS  ESTABLISHED  I\  1816, 

And  the  quality  has  now  been  tested  by  the  public  for  more  than  forty 
years.  During  this  time  it  has  been  constantly  increasing  in  public  favor 
and  patronage,  and  is  now  the  leading  article  in  the  country.  Those  who  may 
be  ignorant  of  its  superiority  and  reputation  are  invited  to  read  the  follow- 
ing testimonials,  and  to  make  trial  of  it  themselves.  When  the  best  judges, 
after  using  it  more  than  twenty- five  years,  express  themselves  in  one  man- 
ner concerning  its  superior  excellence,  it  is  quite  evident  that  no  one  need 
be  troubled  with  bad  ink. 


Bowdoin  School,  Boston,  Jan.  7, 1857. 
Messrs.  Maynard  &  Notes:  I  have  used  jour 
Ink  in  the  Writing  Departaientof  this  School  the 
past  thirty  years,  and  take  pleasure  in  renewing 
my  testimonial  of  its  superior  quality.  It  flows 
freely  from  the  pen,  its  color  is  brilliant  and  per 
manent,  and  it  combines  all  the  necessary  and 
desirable  qualities  of  good  ink. 

Jas.  Robinson,  Writing  Master. 


Bostofy  January  10,  1848. 
Messrs.  Maynakd  &  "Notes  :  Gentlemen,  —  It 
is  now,  I  believe,  more  than  twenty  years  since  the 
School  Committee  passed  an  order  for  using  your 
Black  Writing  Ink  in  the  City  Schools.  I  have 
used  it  during  that  period,  and  deem  it  a  first- 
rate  article,  and  cheerfully  recommend  it  to 
other1:.  It  flows  freely  from  the  pen,  and  increas- 
es in  blackness  after  being  committed  to  paper, 
and  the  color  is  durable,  I  know  of  no  Ink  equal 
to  yours,  and  I  have  tried  many  kinds,  both  Eng- 
lish, and  American. 

P.  Mackintosh,  Jr., 
Principal  of  Writing  Pep.  lla&iock  School. 


Office,  of  Merchants  Ins.  Co.,  Boston,  Jan.  2, 1856. 
Messrs.  Maynakd  &  Noyes  :  Gentlemen, — I 
have  used  your  Writing  Ink  generally  for  the  last 
twenty-five  years.  In  1847  I  renewed  my  certificate 
of  its  excellence, and  having  continued  its  use  ever 
since  to  my  entire  satisfaction,  my  opinion  is  con- 
firmed in  its  superiority.  It  flows  freely  from 
the  pen,  and  is  in  all  respects  the  best  Ink  I  have 
ever  used. 

George  Homer,  Secretary. 


Registry  oj~  Deeds,  Boston. 
Messrs,  Mattnard  &  Notes  :  I  have  made  use 
cf  ) our  Writing  Ink  for  the  Recording  of  Deeds, 
&C,  the  past  twenty-five  years,  and  'take  pleas- 
ure in.  renewing  my  <estimor;ial  cf  its  superiority. 
Froxn  the  appearance  of  the  records  in  my  office,  I 
consider  it  particularly  adapted  for  all  purposes 
where  permanency  of  color  is  requisite  or  desirable, 
as  my  oldest  records  prove  its  color  to  be  unalterably 

black. 

H.  AlIiINE.  Register  of  Deeds, 


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This  ink  gives  n  copy  as  distinct  and  perfect  as  the  original,  and  combines  all  the  properties 
oi  our  Writing  Ink.  This  quality  particularly  adapts  it  to  Counting  House  use,  as  it  answers 
all  the  purposes  for  -which,  a  writing  liquid  is  used.    Also, 

BLUE,  RE0*  AMD  QA&MINNE  INKS. 

THESE  INKS  FOR  BEAUTY  AND  BRILLIANCY  OF  COLOE  ARE  UNEQUALLED- 


For  sale  by  the  Manufacturers, 
And  by  Stationers  and  Booksellers  generally  in  tho  Cities  and  States. 


.     .     .     UOSTO.V, 


"LET  1BERB  BE  LIGHT,  .11  THE  WIS  LIGHT." 

This  Command  ■was  given  at  the  Creation  of  this  World,  and  from  that  day  to  the  present  man  has  sought  Light  in  al 
Ita  various  ramifications.     But,  like  the  k-eeh,  the  cry  is  More,  more,  niore  Light,  as  a  review  of  the  past  year  will  sho' 
In  bo  age  has  there  been  so  much  money  and  time  spent  to  obtain  this  desirable  oi.i-rc  as  the  present.     But  the  thing  h 
be*n  did,  and  your  humble  fervant  now  orients  a  LAMP  containing  all  that  is  required. 

&     LITTLE     L  C  Q  HIT     FOR     THE     HI  C  £  HI  T  £ 

Or  the  sickroom,  where,  if  occasion  req  ires,  you  can  have  at  a  moment's  notice,  by  the  beautiful  adjustment  of  lno  Cut\ 
rf  without  complication,  simple  yet  complete,  sufficient  Light  to  fill  an  Ordinary  room,    lieingso  constructed  that  you| 
!    can  hav« 

ONE,     TWO,    OK    THBEE    FLAMES    OB    JETS. 

;    For  the  Dining  Room,  with    Four  Jets,  all  that  is  required  for  a  Toh'e  Twelve  Fen  in  Length—  yet  by  the  application  of 

1    the  t'ut  off  you  can  have  one  cr  more  jets,  wbemn  3  ou  will  see  the  ECONOMY  OF  FLUID  while  preparing  the  Xable  ;  and 

no  one  will  deny  the  luxury  of  a  good  Light  while  Eatirjg. 


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THE  LIGHT!    THE  LAMP!    THE  OXE  SOUGHT  FOR! 

From   which  czn   be  made  to  emanate  a  Light  sufficient  for  a  Pa Jnc?,  the  H'.ad-Hghi  of  an  Engine,  the  Signal-light  for 

Ships,  01  the  Light- House.     Pause,  and  thinls  for  one  moment  of  a  Lamp  simple  in  its  construction,  jet  perfect,  fom  which 

proceeds  1:1  amount  or  light  for  a  room  Ttcenty  feet  Square,  that  any  person  with  ordinary  eyesight  can  see   c  pic  »  up  a 

£    pin,  yet  in  a  few  minutes'  time   be  reduce'!  to  a  small  glimmering  light  for  the  N'ght:  but  it  is  eveu  so.    fcuch  o  ;it.rht  we 

i    have^  yet  we  do  not  boast  of  more  scientific  knowledge  than  all  the  rest  of  mankind,  nor  tha  t  we  have  spent  larger  amounts 

I    of  money  and  time  than  many  others,  yet  we  have  studied  Practical  Utility,  baviLg  produced  thi 

received  Letters  Patent.     We  invite  you  to' 


is.  Lamp,  for  which  we  have 


CALL      AND       SEE       THE       LAMP. 

By  a  careful  investigation,  we  find   the  cost  of  Burning  to  he  Two  Mills  an  hour  fox  each  flame  or  jet,  esc  pting  the 
cue  jet.,  which  will  burn  eight  hours  for  one  cent.     We  rate  the  Fluid  at  seventy-fire  cents  a  "alien. 


.  8  Mills  per  hour 
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(POS  *Xa       0>  35"       33  XT  3^8.  X^T  X  ^T  & 

One  jet,  eight  hours,. . ., for  One  Cent  1  Four  jets, 

Three  jets, 6  Kills  per  hour  j  Six        "    

These  statements  prove  this  Light  to  be  the  most  economical  now  before  the  public. 

X  0  N  -  C  O  M  B  U  S  T  I  Y  E  ! 

It  is  an  errotieous  opinion  of  many  that  Fluid  is  explosive.  The  vapor  arising  by  an  action  of  heat,  coming  in  contact 
With  the  blaze,  causes  an  explosion.  By  the  construction  of  this  burner,  there  is  no  vapor  formed  in  the  Lamp;  couse 
quently  there  is  no  possib'ltty  of  an  accident :  furthermore,  if  the  Lamp  is  dripped,  broken,  or  oj  ened  fvr  the  purpose  of 
filling,  the  Light  must  necessarily  be  extinguished.    It  13 


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jj  By  hen  t  converting  the  fluid'into  gas  or  vapor,  giving  a  Clear  and  Brilliant,  Mellow,  Placid,  and  Agreeable  Light  to  the 
eye.  Practical  observation  has  taught  mnu  that  a  Light  approaching  nearer  to  the  light  of  the  sun  is  the  besc  au.u  ted  to 
tile  eye.  We  do  not  profess  to  be  an  oculist,  but  we  have  a  sufficient  practical  knowledge  of  that  light  which  is  ;■■"  isicg 
t  •  the  eye,  and  v,e  think  we  can  satisfy  the  mo-i  incredulous  minds,  both  ol  quality  aud  cheapness  of  the  light,  over  ail 
Other  Lamps  now  before  the  Public,  not  excepting  the  Keiosene. 

I  T      IS      V  O  R  T  A  B  I,  E  . 

Can  be  carried  around  the  house,  up  or  down  the  stairs ;  therefore  applicable  to  the  Binnacle,  ov  the  head  light  for  the  Ship 
and  Steamboat,  aud  just  what  is  wanted  for  the  Curs.     It  is 

*2?  "JE3L  E3      X^  „£L  JktK  iP5    2 

As  you  perceive  by  the  above,  we  have,  secured  a  Pifnt.  not,  like  others,  for  the  purpose  of  making  troDey  by  the  rad« 

|]  of  Town  and  County  Rights,  and  give  an  article  pleasing  in  its  appearance,  who  boast  of  the  great  value  of  their  iity  •:.•  01 

Ktoyonr  face,  but  not   with   sufficient   reliance  to  permit   you  1o  Sell  them,  without   first  Inning  the   right.     But  we  i   ■  ••■ 

I  •■•  cur-  d  tbe  Paft  nt  that  no  1  ••■  1  ••   coul  i  make  ur  icaniifac  :ure  rhtu:.     L.-i  'g  «  .11  »g  to  phu  e  them  before  the  public  witb- 

[nut  1  ■  ' ■; ■■■'<•»;-  rk'-n.  to 'hin   th«  right  to  fcell.  having  peifed  co/'Ji'tence  in  its  intrinsic   worth  and   value,  nor  are  v»e  coiu- 

pe  led  to  tnty  up  the  pvjf  of  fc tvspap'rs,  or  the  expression  ot  Pronssor  This  and  Professor  '1  hat,  as  such  opinions  are  of 

at  little  worth  nt  ft  e  t'rer-»t;i:  time.  "  Good  practical  utility  r<  of  much  more  valu*.     If  Scientifie  Men  examine  the  Lamp 

!h>y  giid  Sconce  Hxplayd  to  its  fullest  extent  ;  the'efore,  they   n  use  speak  iu  its  favor,  as  the  demand  fur  the  Lamp* 

!  rvves.     Astral  and  all  other  Lomps  altered  into  the  GA.S  LAMP. 

By  sending  a  Posfctge  Stamp,  v«  will'  send  a  Printed   List  01  the   W  holesale  and  Betail   Prices,  go  tbatsny  person  who 

wishes  to  engage  in  the  Nile  of  the  Lamp,  or  Lamp  business,  can  h*v»  :■.  gui  ie,  ":  we  manufacture  not  only  this  Gas  Lamp, 

ibut  the  common  Fluid,  Oil,  and  Kerosi  oe  U»o  p    ;  also,  Lamp-Stai.-ds  in  all  of  their  varieties  :  in  fact  we  k"ep  a  full  stock 

f  .,':  kinds,  ho  that  we  can  piease  ail.     Our  facilititrs  tor  supplying  are  extra,  as  we  have  beeu  engaged  hi  the  business  f(.r 

•     .-■  tim«,  aud  therefore  feuow  the  wants  of  the  people. 

THE    LAMP    MAY    BE    SEEN    AT 

I   IVo.    S^   TrcMioiat   street,    under    the    Host  on   Museum. 

SAMUEL    G.    GREENE,    Agent,    Boston,    Mass. 


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