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GEER'S HARTFORD
CITY DIRECTORY.
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CONTALYING EVERY KIND OF VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERS; WITH Eugrabings of Church Edifices,
AND OTHER CITY PUBLIC BUILDINGS, & A LARGE NEW MAP OF THE CITY, ALSO, ALL THE
RAILROAD ROUTES IN CONNECTICUT ; All of which have been Drawn and Engraved expressly for this Directory.
No. 18; June, 1855 to June, 1856; PUBLISHED ANNUALLY, THE LAST WEEK IN MAY.
HARTFORD: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY ELTHU GEER, NO. 10 STATE STREET. MDCCCLV.
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MEDICINE STORE.
(Formerly HARVEY SEYMOUR'S,) No. 186 Main Street, fronting State Street, HARTFORD.
ESTABLISHED IN 1820.
The Subseriber offers at wholesale and retail,
MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
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Of superior quality, for PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS; IMPROVED SODA WATER, (WITH FINE SYRUPS).
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ALSO, CONGRESS WATER. Dair, Hail, Clothes, Teeth & Shaving Brushes, FANCY GLASS WARE, HOLTON'S & BURNETT'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS; LUBIN'S BAYLEY'S PATEY'S and HARRISON'S PERFUMES; Bertamed Soaps, of the best varieties ;
PITKIN'S REMEDIAL COMPOUND, And Pitkin's Solution of Citrate of Magnesia;
BRASS & STEEL TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DRUGS, DYE STUFFS, GARDEN SEEDS, &c.
Medieines dispensed with accuracy and neatness, day and night and on the Sabbath, and sent to any part of the City, at the lowest prices. Agent for the best
POPULAR MEDICINES. DEALERS SUPPLIED. JOHN PITKIN, Druggist and Apothecary.
HARTFORD MUSIC STORE, No. 65 State street. JOHN FARRIS, FROPRIETOR.
NEW PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS.
6, 614, 632, 676, 7, & 714 octave Piano Fortes ean be bought at this Store, for Cash, at a less price than can be found in Hartford, Boston, or New York, or even the Factory priees, and no humbug. Just eall and satisfy yourselves, and understand they are all WARRANTED.
Having enlarged this well known Music Store more than twice its former size, and bought from all the most favorite and celebrated makers, TWENTY PIANO FORTES, from Boston, Albany and New York, we can safely say that this is the largest, best, and cheapest Music Store in Connecticut.
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ME!
Fifty new model Melodeons, made by the celebrated invent- ors and patentees Carhart & Needham, which are generally admitted by all the best musicians in this Country, to be the best in the world, for sale or to rent, in city or country; if bought, the rent dedueted.
4, 412, 5, 6, & 7 Octave Melodeons .- Last year we sold about $12,000 worth, and the sale of Prince & Co's is fairly stopped in Hartford; also, other makers. Carhart and Needham have just received a new patent for Melodeons, and no other person or persons will be allowed to use it but themselves. It is as mueh ahead of the eommori Melodeon as the Piano Forte is. Those who want Melodeons had better eall and see them. J. ILS FARRIS is sole agent for Connecticut.
NEW SHEET MUSIC AT HALF PRICE.
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THE GRAND
CENTRAL MUSIC STORE.
HALLET.DAVIS & CO.
BOSTON.
BARKER & C 0
162 MAIN STREET,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF HALLET, DAVIS & CO'S CELEBRATED PIANOS, BOTH GRAND AND SQUARE.
An assortment of about twenty Pianos on hand constantly ; the largest selection by far of any dealer in New England. Particular attention is directed to our
PATENT SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
It is considered to be the greatest improvement that was ever made in the Piano Forte; and plcase to recollect that no other makers dare infringc on the patent. Also, our celebrated
ELEVATED BASS STRINGS, And Grand Action, entirc Iron Frame, &c. In short, Hallet, Davis & Co.'s Pianos stand higher in the market than any other maker's in the United States. We received a
GOLD MEDAL,
At the last County Fair held in Hartford, for our superior Pianos. They have taken first premiums at all the Fairs throughout the Statc.
PRINCE & CO.'S IMPROVED
PATENT MELODEONS.
We are also sole Agents for the sale of these far famed Instruments. Prince & Co. are making about one hundred Melodeons per week. Styles as follows :- Double Reed, Piano Case, $150, 6 octave Melodeons, $135, Piano Cases, 5 octave, $100, Portable Cascs, $75, &c. &c. Always on hand, second hand Instruments, which we will sell cheap. Every body that has used Prince & Co.'s Melodeons, pronounce them superior to all others. Among the many testimonials which we might publish, please read the following :-
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POQUONOCK, April 7th, 1855.
We, the undersigned, testify that the Melodeon purchased by this Congregational Society of Messrs. Barker & Co., has, after one year's fair trial, proved itself a superior Instrument ; and we recommend to Churches designing to purchase Melode- ons, those of Prince & Co.'s Manufacture.
S. T. McKENNEY, Committee of O. B. GRIGGS, Poquonock HORATIO COLTON, ) Cong. Society.
You will always find the largest assortment at our Store of any dealcr in the Statc. In all cases our Instruments will be warranted.
SHEET MUSIC.
Our Sheet Music Department is very select and extensive, as we are receiving the choicest compositions, weekly, from the largest publishing houses in Boston and New York. Also, Music Books of cvery description. Pianos and Melodeons to let in City and Country. If bought at the end of the quarter the rent will be deducted. Tuning Forks, Guitar and Violin Strings, &c., &c.
LUDLOW BARKER & CO.,
162 Main Street, opposite the State House.
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LIVERY STABLE,
BETWEEN THE HARTFORD & EXCHANGE BANKS, HARTFORD, CONN.
THE SUBSCRIBER has leased the above well known and centrally situated Stables, (formerly occupied by TAYLOR & SPERRY,) and has stocked the same with the best of
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HACKS, SLEIGHS, &C.
Which he will let with or without drivers, on the most favorable terms. Parties accommodated with the best of Haeks and Horses, and the most careful and experi- enced drivers. Passengers for the Cars or Steam- boats will be called for in any part of the city, by send- ing word to the Office, rear of 28 State st.
FUNERAL CARRIAGES
With the best of drivers, furnished at the shortest notice, at the lowest rates. F. F. TAYLOR.
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CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCECOMPANY OFFICE, NO. 8 STATE ST. HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated, 1850. Capital Stock, $200,000.
Continue to Insure Real and Personal Property OF ALL KINDS,
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
FIR
BENJAMIN W. GREENE, President JOHN B. ELDREDGE, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
BENJAMIN W. GREENE,
EDWIN D. MORGAN, N.Y. City
JOSEPH TRUMBULL,
JAMES DIXON.
JAMES B. HOSMER, EDMUND G. HOWE,
DAVID F. ROBINSON,
TERTIL'S WADSWORTH,
JULIUS CATLIN,
TIMOTHY M. ALLYS,
HARVEY SEYMOUR,
JOILN L. BUNCE,
EDSON FESSENDEN.
This Company can take but $5000 in any one risk, and by the exercise of great caution in scattering the same, have done a successful business. Its Directors feel confident that the policy adopted by them will commend itself to the good sense of prudent and julicious men.
Their rates of premium are as low as those of other respon- sible Companies in New England.
All losses adjusted and paid with promptness and liberality.
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STATIONERY AND
FANG 6000S.
FOR SALE BY
ELIHU GEER, 10 State Street, Hartford, Conn. -ALSO- FANCY GOODS
In great variety, which can be seen easier at No. 10 State Street, than described in an advertisement. But No. 10 State Street is the place to buy
Card Cases, Porte Monnaies, Writing Desks, Work Bores, PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
SCISSORS, ERASERS, SHEARS, Law and Probate Blanks, BLANK BOOKS,
POCKET BOOKS, WALLETS, Cap, Letter and Picture Folios, ASSESSORS LISTS AND ABSTRACTS, CARDS, OARD CASES, ENVELOPES, PAPER OF ALL KINDS,
WAX MATCHES, PAINT BOXES, PENS AND PENCILS, WAX, WAFERS, CHESS BOARDS, CHESS MEN, DOMINOES, BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
THOMAS ADAMS' MARBLE MANUFACTORY,
Corner of Temple and Market Sis ., Opposite the City Hall, HHARTFORD GONNA
MONUME OF BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, Of Foreign & American MARBLE, GRANITE and FREE STONE. MARBLE MANTLES, Carved and finished in the best possible manner. Table and Counter Tops, &c.
CALL AND SEE SPECIMENS OF WORK.
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REPUBLICAN PRINTING & PUBLISHING ESTABLISHMENT, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
SAMUEL BOWLES & CO. PUBLISH THE SPRINGFIELD DAILY REPUBLICAN, $5.00 per annum ; the SPRINGFIELD WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, $1.50 per annum, and the
HISTORY OF WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS, In two 12 mo. volumes, at $1.25 each.
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN has a circulation of 3800 copies, and is issued on a double sheet on Saturdays.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN has a circulation of 4500 copies, and is a large quarto of 48 columns, 36 of which are devoted to reading matter. Both the Daily and Weekly circu- late largely throughout the Connecticut valley, and are the best advertising mediums in New England.
THE HISTORY OF WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS is a full and complete narration of all important events which have occurred in the vallies of the Connecticut and Housatonic, from the time of the earliest settlement until the present day, embracing an Outline, or General History of the Counties of Hampden, Hampshire, Franklin and Berkshire, account of the scientific aspect and leading interests, and separate histories of its one hundred towns. This work is the result of much research and labor, and is thoroughly reliable and authentic.
A clear and well defined map of the four Counties prefaces the first volume. The two volumes will be sent, post paid, to any part of the United States, on receipt of $3.00.
S. B. & Co. have one of the largest and best appointed Printing Offices in New England, and have in connection an extensive Book Bindery, and a Stereotyye Foundry, affording them every facility for the prompt execution of all descriptions of
Printing, Binding & Stereotyping,
On the most favorable terms, and they are now prepared to edit, compile, stereotype, print, bind, and publish Books and Pamphlets, and to execute all orders, however large or small, in as good styles and at as economical rates as any establish- ment in the country.
SAMUEL BOWLES & CO.
SAMUEL BOWLES, J. G. HOLLAND,
CLARK W. BRYAN. - Office corner of Sanford and Market sts., Springfield, Mass.
BATHS! BATHS !! BATHS !!!
The only Baths in the City are to be found at J. Wilson's Hair cutting and Wig making establishment, 279 Main Street, where every attention is paid to comfort and cleanliness.
HOT, COLD, & SHOWER BATHS, Ready every day from 6 o'clock, A. M., till 10 o'clock, P. M., and on Sundays from 5 till 9 o'clock, A. M. Also, constantly on hand, a select assortment of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, J. WILSON, Proprietor.
JOHN H. MOST, Piano Fortes, 73 1-2 Main Street, Hartford, Ct.
THE Subscriber manufactures and keeps constantly on hand the largest and best assortment of PIANOS in the State of Connecticut, 64 to 7} octave, embracing all the latest improve- ments, full tone from bass to treble, and warranted to keep in tune in all climates. They are equal to any Piano Forte made in this or other countries - so say disinterested Piano Forte players. Individuals who are desirous of obtaining a superior instrument, will find it for their interest to call and examine, as the Pianos on hand can not fail to pleasc.
Orders for REPAIRING and TUNING attended to with
promptness. JOHN H. MOST,
Old PIANOS taken in exchange.
No. 73} Main street, Sisson's Block, near the Stone Bridge.
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McNARY & BUCK, (FORMERLY E. W. BULL,)
AT THE SIGN OF THE " GOOD SAMARITAN," No. 18 State Street, Hartford, Conn., OFFER CHOICE FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES,
To Dealers and Families, and all Standard Preparations, Surgical Instruments, Trusses and Supporters, DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, JONES & WHITE'S MINERAL TEETH, CONGRESS WATER, BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS,
LUBIN'S PERFUMES, LOW'S, CLEAVER'S, AND BAZIN'S FINE SOAPS, DRESSING AND FINE COMBS, Friction Gloves and Straps, Wicker Flasks, &c., §c. A VERY SELECT ASSORTMENT OF TOILET GOODS, FLAVORING BIRRACES, Of Lemon, Vanilla. Nectarine, Rose, Nutmeg, Ginger, and Bitter Almond. THE PREMIUM COLOGNE, by the Gallon or Bottle. THE AROMATIC TOOTH POWDER, THE PREMIUM ROSE HAIR OIL.
These Preparations are all of McNary & Buck's manufacture and are the best articles of the kind. For the Cologne Water, and Flavoring Extracts, they have received Gold and Silver Medals from the Hartford County Agricultural Society.
IMPORTERS OF SEEDS,
Of all kinds, Garden, Field and Flower, Genuine Peruvian Guano, Bonc Dust, Super Phosphate of Lime, l'oudrette and Ground Plaster, for Farmers.
IGP The personal attention of the proprietors is given to the preparation of Family Recipes and Physicians' Prescriptions .- Medicines dispensed at all hours of the day or night.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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ENTERED, according to Act of Congress in the year 1855, by ELIHU GEER,
in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
THIS is the Eighteenth annual issue of the HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY. From a publication of 71 pages with a common paper cover, it has increased to a full bound book of nearly 350 pages. We have expended for this work, nearly $500 for original drawings and engravings of Church Edifices and Public Buildings. This year, we have made an important addition, viz .- a Business Directory-giving the names and places of all individuals engaged in business for themselves- classified under their respective vocations. The citizens of Hartford may rest assured that neither pains nor expense will be spared to make this Directory the most complete, perfect and handsome work of the kind that can be annually produced in this country. In our new Business Directory we show upwards of 130 kinds of business carried on in this city by more than 1000 dif- ferent persons, firms, and corporations. .
In this number we show the public what rapid ad- vanees our city has made within the last year, as well as within the last eighteen years. There has been noted by our canvassers this year, upwards of 1800 removals of house-keepers, boarders, &e. And upwards of 2000 new names have been added to our Directory. This year, in the list of Churches, Corporations, Societies, Schools, Banks, &c. &c. we have recorded more than 2000 changes from last year-last year there were 1800. The copy in which the corrections are made ; also a regular file of our City Directory for the past seventeen
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EXPLANATIONS.
years, ean be seen at No. 10 State street. In 1838 there were in the Directory 1462 names-this year there are upwards of 8000 names-and 1000 more than last year, and 6700 more than in 1838 !
The Subscriber also proeures Directories from all the other cities in the Union, where published, which are at the service of those who may desire to refer to the same. ELIHU GEER.
HARTFORD, CONN., May 24, 1855.
EXPLANATIONS.
THE business loeation of individuals engaged in business for themselves, is first mentioned in connee- tion with their names, and then their place of resi- dence. Especial pains has been taken to ascertain the name, residence, and occupation of every male person, twenty-one years of age and upwards.
When two different numbers are given in connection with one name, and only one street mentioned, the number first given is the place of business, and the second the residence, and both in the same street.
Several streets in the city have not been numbered. This will account for the omission of numbers in con- nection with certain names. And the city having nearly quadrupled since it was numbered eighteen years ago, there are innumerable instances where the inhabitants of two and more dwellings, claim the same number.
For boundaries of Wards see page 295 of this book.
The letter h. signifies house; res. residence; st. street ; bds. boards ; av. avenue; e. eorner ; op. opposite, &e.
CONTENTS.
PAGE.
American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, 270
270
Ararad Lodge, No. 18, U. O. B. B ..
Banks, 255 to 262
275
Broad Brook Co.,
Brotherhood of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
293
Burying Ground Committees,
276
Chapel Association, 277
279
Charitable Society of Hartford,
Cheney Bros. Silk Manufacturing Co., Churches, Pastors, &c., and Engravings of Edifices, 229 to 250 278
Church Scholarship Society, . 297 to 299
City Officers, . 274
Collins Company,
207 to 210
Colored Persons,
296
Courts, 278
278
Connecticut Bible Society, 280
Connecticut Branch American Tract Society
Connecticut Historical Society, 280
Connecticut Society of Natural History, 275
Connecticut River Mills, 274
Connecticut River Company, . 276
Connecticut River Steamboat Company 274
Corporations, 277
Curtisville Manufacturing Company, 311 to 315
Distances from Hartford to numerous places, 276
Eagle Mills, . Engravings of all Hartford City Church Edifices, &c. 229 to 250 250
Engraving of Railroad Station Edifice, 289, 290
Expresses, 286-289
Fires and Alarms, May 26, 1854, to May 18, 1855, 254
Fire Department, 293
Freight Boats, (Up River,) 275
Greenwoods Company, 251
Hartford Arts Union, 270
Hartford County Jail, .
251
Hartford Game Club,
Hartford Gas Light Company, 276
Hartford Orphan Asylum,
277
Hartford Manufacturing Company,
276
Hartford Screw Company,
277
Hartford Carpet Company, 1*
AGENTS for sundry Benevolent Societies, . . 278
259
213 to 228
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Hartford Hospital,
280
Hartford County Agricultural Society, 282
Hartford County Horticultural Society, 282
Hartford and New York Steamboat Company, 276
Hartford Bridge Company,
275
High School Engraving, Officers and Teachers. 267
Hartford Female Beneficent Society,
281
Insurance Companies,
272 to 274
Justices of the Peace,
Masonic Socicties,
283 to 284
Martha Washington Temperance Society, . 279
Military Companies,
284
Missionary Societies,
278
National Popular Education Society,
279
Officers of the Customs, .
. 299
Offices in the State House,
295
Omnibuses,
290
Packets,
292
Peoples Trading Co. 277
Policemen,
299
Porter Manufacturing Company,
275
Public Buildings, Halls, 296
Railroad Officers, 289
Railroad Maps, 251 to 254 Retreat for Insane, 271
Rogers Brothers Manufacturing Company,
277
Schools, Public and Private, Seminaries, 268 to 270
Seamstresses' Friend Society,
281
Societies,
278
Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Company,
276
Stages.
293-296
Steamboats and Propellers, 291-292
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State Agricultural Society, 282
State Officers, including Senators, Repr's & Com'tees, 303 to 312 St. Jolin's Sick and Burial Society, 283
282
Town Officers, 302
Trinity College, Officers and Students, 263 to 266
Tunxis Company, . 275
Union Manufacturing Company, 274
Union Company, 276
Universalist Social Benevolent Society, 279
Wadsworthi Atlicncum Officers, 262 Washington Temperance Society, 280
Wasuc Mills, . 275
Water Commissioners, 297
Woodruff & Beach Iron Works, 277
Young Men's Institute, 281
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ARCHITECTS & BUILDERS,
ATTORNEYS, .
H. H. Barbour, 32
Edward Goodman,
92
James C. Walkley,
193
James H. Holcomb,
109
Welch & Shipman, 196
Geo. S. Gilman, · 90
Wait N. Hawley,
104
Roger Wells, Jr.,
197
Benning Mann,
131
George Dollen,
105
BAKERS,
BLACKSMITH,
. BROKERS,
BOOKS.
Stillman & Parsons, 182
Horace E. Goodwin, 93
Jolin H. Goodwin & Co., . 93
Hills, Rising & Childs, . : 108 Isaac Hills & Son. . 107
Chas. C. Burt & Co.
49
Amos Larned,
123
Jacob Naedle, 143
J. Wilson, . 11
BATHS. .
Marshall & Smith, . 132
BRASS FOUNDERS,
CABINET FURNITURE, .
Elton & Deming,
Rawson Read,
158
Robbins & Winship,
162
Wm. W. Roberts, . 163
Melodeon Furn. Rooms, 137
Amariah Storrs, 317
86
CARRIAGES,
G. Francis,
S. N. Hart, 101
G. Dowd, 75
CIGARS,
COAL,
CLAIRVOYANT PHYSICLIN .
COLECTOR OF DEBTS, .
CONFECTIONERY, &C., .
COPPERPLATE PRINTER,
CROCKERY,
Wells & Goodwin,
197
Tefft & Woodward, 187
56
E. Flower & Co. 84
A. Swan, 185
Henry Heys, 106
J. A. Scranton, 169
R. Nevers, 144
Bull & Sage,
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CARD STOCK,
Essinan & Haas, 50
M. W. Chapin,
L. E. Hunt, 113
BOOK BINDERS,
Walter Furlong,
87
F. H. Newton, . 144
BOOTS & SHOES,
. Spalding & Co. ,
178
302
Streets and Lanes,
St. Patrick's Society,
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DENTISTS, .
Wm. Blatchley,
. 38
GROCERS, .
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE.
Case & Owen,
54
Francis Cunningham, 68
E. G. Winchell, 203
DAGUERREOTYPIST, .
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Bartlett & Case,
31
Patrick Dugan, .
76
B. Haskell & Co.
102
Thos. Hetherton, 106
J. G. Mix, . 139
McNary & Buck, 12
John Pitkin, . . 2 Davis & Brown, 70
R. S. & G. Seyms, 171 Jas. H. Ranney, 158
160
S. Rockwell & Sons, 163
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DRY GOODS & COM. MERC. .
Collins Brothers, 61
Day, Owen & Co.
71
Spencer, White & Co.
179
DRY GOODS,
John Dean,
71
Dorman & Co. 75
L. M. Hotchkiss, 110
B. & W. Indson, 112
Stillman & Co.
203
HAIR DRESSERS,
Union Hall,
77
HOUSEKEEPING WARES.
Dunlap & Munro, 95
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICLAN,
HIDES AND LEATHER, .
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
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DRY AND FANCY GOODS, . Bamberger & Rosenblatt, . 31 Loth, Goldschmidt & Co .. 127 Beach & Co .. 35
DYE STFUFS & DRUGS,
Wm. B. Johnson, 116
Ralph Gillett, 126
90
ENGRAVER, .
Skinner's, . 174
IRON RAILING,
E. G. Ripley & Co., . . 26
FISH MARKET,
C. C. Colson, . 62
JEWELRY MANUFACTURERS, . Alexander & Peckham, 103
Hastings & Griswold, . 202
FRUIT DEALERS,
Ramsey & Strickland, 157
LINEN DRAPERS,
E. A. Parker,
44
GARDEN AND NURSERY,
E. D. Wells, 197
Porter & Maguire, 155
LITHOGRAPHY, .
City Hotel Livery Stable 59
GROCERS,
A. Blumenthal, 39
Jas. Driscoll, . 76
C. Glazier, 90
N. Kice, Jr. . 160
George B. Der .
Sweetland & White, 195 E. Taylor & Co .. . 186
Alpha Sage, 167
C. W. Brown, 43
GUNSMITH AND RIFLES, HARNESS, SADDLES,
P. S. Newton, . 98
Wm. Gwillim, P. V. Hall, . 99
Bidwell & Daniels, 37
HATS AND CAPS,
Strong & Woodruff. 183 Hamilton & Barker, 99
182
Thach'r, Good'h & Stillm'n 188 Hollander & Opper, . 109 J. H. Hubbard, 111 P. Smith, . 177
H. C. Ransom, 158
P. Jewell & Sons, 115
Etna, . 26
Arnstein, Loth & Hartman, 29
American Temperauce Life, 28 Charter Oak Life, .
57 Conn. Fire Insurance Co. 7 Hartford Life, 102
T. M. Lincoln & Co., 161
FILE MAKER,
James W. Arthur,. 29
IRON AND STEEL,
LIME & CEMENT,
A. M. & S. Smith,
149
G. Affleck, 26
N. J. Brockett, . George F. Gortou, 94
William Green 96
GAS PIPE FITTERS,
F. D. Adams, . 25
LIVERY STABLES,
A. E. & C. Clapp 59 F. F. Taylor, 6
Henry Burgess & Son, 4S
LEMBER,
A. Saunders & Son, 168
Isaac F. Smyth, 17S
DIE SINKER AND ENGRAVER, A. Henning, 105
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Lee. Butler & Co.
124
M. W. Sherman & Co. 173
Charles P. Welles, 196 Williams & Hall, 201 J. H. Woodward, 205
M. Richardson,
L. F. Griswold, 144
J. Wilson, . 191
HALLS,
George S. Green,
FLOOR AND OIL CLOTHS,
Geo. Burnham & Son, 49
Arthur Pendleton, 151
H. & T. Williams, . 175
Gregory & Richardson, . 96
FRUIT TREES,
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C. S. Weatherby, 195
EXPRESSES,
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JOINERS & BUILDERS, . PAGE.
PAGE.
STEAM PIPE, &C.,
Bidwell, Pitkin & Co., . . 37
STEAK PLANING MILL, .
E. Taylor & Co., . 186
STEAM SAW MILL,
Henry Burgess & Son, . 48
N. Starkweather,
180
TAILORS AND CLOTHING, . Buell & Clark, 47
T. H. Bunce, 47
80
Frederick Foy,
86
Isaac Jacobs,
William H. Kelsey,
119
Horace S. Larkum,
123
D. Mayer & Co.,
133
Mayer & Simons,
138
W. C. & F. E. Pettibone, . 152
H. Schulze, . 169
Albert Skinner,
174
L. Rothenburg,
165
Smith Brothers,
175
H. Wallach & Co., 193
TIN WARE AND STOVES, . . David S. Brooks, 44
L. T. Pitkin, 154
UNDERTAKERS, .
Stephen Page,
148
Geo. W. Woolley, 205
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
. Thomas Steele, 181
Wm. Rogers, 164
L. T. Welles & Co.,
197
WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS,
.
C. G. Day & Co.,
71
J. & M. Merriman,
138
PRINTERS,
S. Bowles & Co.,
10
Calhoun Steam Co., 51
Elihu Geer, 89
J. B. Page, . 148
PRINTING INK,
PSYCHO MAGNETIC PHYS'N,
PUBLISHERS, .
L. C. Carpenter
. 53
F. R. Slocum, . 175
REFRESHMENT ROOM,
SADDLER,
SCHOOLS,
P. V. Hall, 99
College Green Family Seh'1, 61 Pavilion Family School, . 150 Hartford En. & Clas. Aead. 101 John H. Laughton, . 124 F. F. Rice. . 160
STATIONERY & ST. PRINTING, Elihu Grer, & 23
STAIR BUILDER, .
Pascal Loomis, 127
STEAM FLOUR MILL,
.
L. Oatman,
146
C. E. Poindexter,
154
MACHINISTS,
Geo. S. Lincoln & Co.,
126
A. W. Roberts & Co., . 162 Woodruff & Beach, 205 White & West, .199
MARBLE MANUFACTURERS, .
Thomas Adams 9 J. G. Batterson, . 34
MARKETMAN,
Joseph S. Woodruff,
204
MASONRY AND STUCCOING, .
Hiram Bissell .
38
MILLINERY GOODS,
Mrs. A. O. Haven, 103
P. S. Vinton, . 192 Mrs. A. M. Daniels, 69
Katzenberg & Stern, .117
MUSIC STORES,
Barker L. & Co., . 4 & 5
H. Goodwin, . 93
John Farris, 3
Haven & Co.
. 103
MUSIC TEACHERS,
W. C. Wright,
206
NEWS OFFICES,
E. T. Pease & Co.
151
OYSTER DEALERS,
H. S. Barnes & Co.,
81
PAINTERS AND PAINT,
Geo. Burnham & Co., 48
C. & O. Case, 54
PATENT AGENCY,
J. W. Bliss,
39
PHYSICIANS,
George S. Green 95
PIANO MANUFACTURERS,
George Hews, 317
John H. Most, 11
Josiah Giles,
89
J. R. Mettler, .
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