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Sale of Lands .- C. W. l'hilleo's Office, State Bank Building.
Finance .- People's Savings Bank. State Street.
Railroads .- H. Sherman's Law Office, Pearl Street.
Military Affairs .- No. 6, Charter Oak Building.
SELECT COMMITTEES.
Agriculture .- Senate Chamber.
State Humane Institutions .- No. 7, Post-Office Building.
Hours of Labor .- No. 8. Waverley Building.
To examine the Report of Canvassers of Votes For Judges of Probate .- Senate Chamber.
No. 2 on New Towns and Probate Districts .- Gilman's Saloon.
Judicial Expenses .- C. W. Philleo's Office, 168 Main st.
Ledyard Monument .- Senate Chamber.
Federal Relations .- Senate Chamber.
Amendments to the Constitution .- Old P. O. building, Su story.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE.
Judiciary .- Hon. Mr. Ferry.
Messrs. Perkins, of Norwich : Spencer, of Middletown: Black- man, of New Haven : Hubbard, of Hartford; Wakeman, of Fair- field; Beebe of Litchifield; Simmons, of Ashford; Dow. of Cov- entry.
School Fund .- Hon. Mr. Dorchester.
Messrs. Hubbard, of Hartford: Baldwin of Milford: Ventres. of Haddam; Gilbert, of Pomfret; Root, of New Hartford: Seely, of Danbury; Palmer of Groton; Gager, of Coventry.
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Washington, Guy C. Ford, Joel Morehouse, " 42 do. do. .
Watertown, William B. Hotchkiss,
" Eagle IIotel.
Winchester, John W. Bidwell,
do. do.
Stephen A. Hubbard,
do. do.
Woodbury, Lewis Judd,
" American Hotel.
Truman Minor, " 279 North Main street.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
MIDDLETOWN, Elihu Spencer,
bds. 38 Eagle Hotel.
Haddam, Smith Ventres, James S. Selden,
Exchange Hotel do. do.
Chatham, Elijah Clark, 2d,
Ilirain Veazey,
Eagle Hotel. do. do.
Chester, Samuel P. Russell,
do. do.
Clinton, Edwin Parks,
" 215 Main street.
Cromwell, John Haskell,
" American Hotel.
" cor. Spriog and Church. do. do.
" Eagle Hotel.
" 21 Taleott street.
" 28 High street.
" American Hotel.
Killingworth, Joseph Maddox, Jerry Parmelee, Old Saybrook, Henry Potter,
" City Hotel.
Portland, Ralph P'elton,
" 224 North Main street.
" 237 Main street.
" 28 High street.
Westbrook, Philip M. Kirtland,
" 271 North Main street.
TOLLAND COUNTY.
TOLLAND, Benjamin D. Benton, Abner Grover,
bds. 21 Talcott street. 4 21 do. do.
Andover, Eleazer S. White,
" Mechanic's Hotel.
Bolton, Julius L. Strong,
" Americau Hotel.
Columbia, John B. Ticknor,
" 297 Main street.
Coventry, John N. Dow,
" 46 Trumbull street.
Luther P. Gager,
" Exchange IIotel.
Ellington, Henry Hollister,
" 13 Pleasaut street. " Exchange Hotel.
Hebron, Griswold Burnham, Josiah C. Gilbert, Mansfield, Orwell S. Chaffee,
do. do.
George R. Hanks,
do. do.
Somers, William II. Kibbee, Ezra J. Parsons,
" Engle Hotel.
" 62 Windsor street.
" 14 So. Prospect street.
do.
Union, Philo R. Corbin. Leonard S. Goodell,
" East Hartford.
Vernon, John W. Thayer,
" Eagle Ilotel.
# 23 John street.
Willington, Emery P. Williams, Harvey Bidwell,
" East Hartford.
MESSENGERS .- Lyman Hotchkiss, Jr. (West Hartford. ) Eagle Hotel. George Palmer, Onk avenue.
DOORKEEPERS-Stephen W. Sage, 7 Hudson street : Wm E. Larned. 48 Pleasant street ; Loren S. Cowles, cor. Pleasant and Front streets.
bds. 42 Market street.
Durham, Bishop Atwell, William II. Walkley,
East Haddam, Edward P. Brownell, Oliver C. Clark,
Essex, Obadiah Spencer,
" 27 Prospect street.
Saybrook, John S. Lane, Josinh S. Dickinson,
do. do.
Stafford, Dennis Scripture, Edward F. Whiton, do.
" 12 Morgan street.
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Banks .- Hon. Mr. Belden.
Messrs. Tiffany, of Hartford; Brooks, of Meriden; Harris, of New London ; Booth, of Bridgeport; Botsford, of Salisbury; Rus- sell, of Chester; Leavens, of Brooklyn ; Kibbe, of Somers.
State Prison .- Hon. Mr. Rose.
Messrs. Brooks, of Meriden; Venzey, of Chatham: North, of Berlin; Hunt, of Windham; Knight, of Salisbury; Johnson, of Newtown; Selden, of Lyme; Williams, of Willington.
New Towns and Probate Districts .- Hon. Mr. Prentiss.
Messrs. Park, of Norwich; Upson, of Southington; Has- kell, of Cromwell; Warren, of Stamford: English, of New Ha- ven ; Roberts, of Torrington; Gallup, of Voluntown; Scripture, of Stafford.
Roads and Bridges .- Hon. Mr. Hebard.
Messrs. Marple, of Plainfield; Hotchkiss, of Watertown; Gallup, of Preston; Knapp, of Danbury; Spencer, of Essex; Hollister, of Ellington; McNiel, of North Haven; Deming, Jr. of Wethersfield.
Incorporations other than Banks .- Hon. Mr. Lee.
Messrs. Spencer, of Middletown .; Downs, of Derby; Palmer, of Stonington; Stanley, of New Britain; Lockwood, of New Canaan; Bidwell, of Winchester; Parsons, of Somers; Harris, of Woodstock.
Claims .- Hon. Mr. Buckingham.
Messrs. Downs, of Derby; Willard, of Farmington; Hill, of Lebanon; Smith, of Ridgefield; Millspaugh, of Kent: Mad- dox, of Killingworth; Benton, of Tolland; Lincoln, of Chaphu.
Education .- Ion. Mr. Babcock.
Messrs. Train, of Milford; Hewitt, of New London ; Tiffany of Hartford: Strong, of Bolton; Nash, of Norwalk; Coe, of Kil- lingly; Hubbard, of Winchester; Walkley, of Durham.
Sale of Lands .- Hon. Mr. Hough.
Messrs. Phelps, of Simsbury; Peters, of Naugatuck : Hough, of Bozrah; Adams, of Easton; Burnham, of Hebron: Wheeler, of Sharon; Browning, of Canterbury; Pelton, of Portland.
Finance. - Hon. Mr. Gridley.
Messrs. English, of New Haven; Woodruff, of New Britain; Harris, of New London ; Chatlee, of Mansfield: Osgood, of l'on- fret; Comstock, of Norwalk; Kellogg, of Barkhamnsted; Par- melee, of Killingworth.
Railroads .- ITon. Mr. Wheaton.
Messrs. Park, of Norwich; Clark, of Waterbury; Merchant, of Redding; Brownell, of East Haddam: Johnson, of Norfolk ; Terry, of Bristol; Waldlo, of Canterbury: Hanks, of Mansfieldl. Military Affairs .- llon. Mr. Jennings.
Messrs. Pritchard. of Waterbury; Brown, of Ledyard : Clapp, of Windsor: Dickinson, of Saybrook ; Phillips, of Woodstock; Whiton, of Stafford; Davidson, of Roxbury ; Bradley, of Ridge- field.
CITY DIRECTORY.
JOINT SELECT COMMITTEES.
Agriculture .- Hon. Mr. Alsop.
Messrs. Andrews, of Southington; Todd of North Branford; Avery, of Preston; Johnson, of Harwinton; Atwell, of Durham, Carey, of Ashford; Goodell, of Union; Burwell, of Westport.
State Humane Institutions .- Hon. Mr. Dorchester.
Messrs. North, of Berlin; Denison, of Stonington; Selden, of Haddam: Blackstone, of Branford; Mead, of Greenwich: Par- ker, of Killingly; Peck, of New Milford; Thayer of Vernon.
Hours of Labor .- Hon. Mr. Hebard.
Messrs, Grant, of Plymouth ; Davis, of Fairfield; Holmes, of Glastenbury; Munson, of Wallingford; Kenyon of North Ston- ington; Carey, of Ashford; Lane, of Saybrook; White of Andover.
To examine the Report of Canvassers, of Votes for Juulges of Probate .- Hon. Mr. Beecher.
Messrs. E. E. Smith, of East Hartford; Morris, of Seymour; Grover, of Tolland; Potter, of Old Saybrook: Aldrich of Thompson; Lawrence, of Canaan, Sturges, of Wilton; Beck- with, of East Lynne.
To superintend the Joint Printing of the tico Houses .- Hon. Mr. Taylor. Messrs. Woodhouse, of Wethersfield; and Kibbe, of Somers.
Committee No. 2, on New Towns, and Probate Districts. Hon. Samuel G. Merriman.
Messrs. N. C. Peters, of Nangatuek: Gibson. of Sterling: Johnson, of Farmington: Dickinson of Colchester: Knapp of Greenwich ; Winship, of Torrington; Clark, of Chatham : Bid- well, of Willington.
Judicial Expenses .- IIon. Silas R. Gridley.
Messrs. Phelps. of Simsbury; l'eck, of Wallingford: Park, of Wallingford; Park of Norwich; Booth of Bridgeport : Mar- ple, of Plainfield; Wheeler, of Sharon; Veazey, of Chatham ; Kibbe, of Somers.
Ledyard Monument .- Hon. Edward Prentis.
Messrs. Hewitt, of New London; Hull, of East Windsor: Foote, of Guilford: Watkins, of Trumbull; Burnham, of East. ford: Youngs, of Barkhamsted; Kirtland, of Westbrook; Gil bert, of Hebron;
Federal Relations .- Hon. Orris S. Ferry.
Messrs. Perkins, of Norwich ; Cook, of East Windsor: Train. of Milford; Seeley, of Danbury; Browning, of Canterbury; Millspaugh, of Canaan, Brownell, of F. Haddam; Parsons, of Somers.
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312 GEER'S HARTFORD
SELECT COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
Contested Elections .- Messrs. Train, of Milford; Maddox, of Killingworth; Peasc, of Suffield.
Engrossed Bills .- Messrs. Woodhouse, of Wethersfield ; Miller, of Plainfield; Palmer, of Stonington.
Contingent Expenses .- Messrs. Downs, of Derby; Hubbell, of Huntington; Parks, of Clinton. Amendments to the Constitution.
Messrs. Downs, of Derby; Woodruff, New Britain; Palmer, of Stonington; Marshall, of Stamford; Leavens, of Brooklyn; Candee, of Harwinton; Spencer, of Essex; Corbin, of Union
Distances on Railroads.
NEW LONDON AND PALMER.
MILES
HARTFORD, PROV. AND FISHKILL R. R. EAST OF HARTFORD.
Montville,
6
MILES.
Moliegan,
12
Scotland,
4
Norwich Town,
14 Manchester, 9
Yantic, . .
16
Vernon,
12
Franklin,
19
Bolton,
17
Lebanon, -
22 ( Andover,
23
S. Windham,
25 Willimantic,
32
Willimantic,
28 South Windham,
35
Coventry,
33 Waldo's, -
39
Eagleville,
35 Lord's Bridge,
42
Mansfield and }
Jewett City,
48
No. Coventry, ,
Plainfield,
55
Willington Thread Mill,
-
41 / Moosup, -
58
Tolland and Willington,
43 Sterling,
61
Stafford,
48 (Coffin's Road,
66
Monson,
62 Washington,
76
Palmer, -
66
Quidnick,
77
Belchertown,
76
River Point, - 79
Amherst,
86
Natick,
81
Searl's Corner,
83
Hitchcock's,
26} Haddam,
34
Cheshire,
33. East Haddam, -
37
Mt. Carmel,
35/ Lymc, -
53
Hamden Plains,
38 Saybrook,
NEW HAVEN,
42 NEW YORK,
Bristol, 10
Terryville,
22
Plymonth,
25
Waterville,
Waterbury,
For distances on Railroad 31 / WEST OF HARTFORD, sce Water- 33/ bury table in opposite column.
TO BOSTON.
DANBURY & NORWALK. MILES.
Windsor, -
7 Redding,
6
Windsor Locks,
13( Ridgefield,
11
Thompsonville,
19% Georgetown, -
12
SPRINGFIELD,
265 Welton,
16
Wilbraham,
32 Norwalk, 22
North Wilbraham,
35 South Norwalk,
24
Palmer, -
41>
Warren,
51)
NEW HAVEN TO NEW LONDON.
MILES
East Brookfield,
60
Spencer,
61) Fair Haven,
East Haven, -
1
Charlton, -
715 Branford, -
S
Clappville,
82 Stony Creek,
11
WORCESTER,
82) Sachem's Head,
14
Grafton,
96; Guilford,
16
Westboro',
96) Madison, -
20
Southboro',
- 100) Clinton,
23
Hopkinton,
103' Westbrook,
33
Natick,
107? Saybrook,
34
Needham,
115 South Lyme,
39
Newton, -
117/ East Lyme,
44
Brighton, -
124, Waterford,
46
BOSTON,
NEW LONDON,
50
TO NEW HAVEN,
ria. Connecticut River.
via. Plainville.
MILES.
New Britain,
9, Wethersfield. 5
Plainville,
14, Glastenbury,
19
Southington,
19) Portland, -
20
Southington Corner,
20) MIDDLETOWN,
26
HARTF'D & WATERBURY.
Cranston,
85
Newington,
5.
New Britain,
9
l'rovidence,
90
Plainville,
14 Hartford to Boston,
134
Forestville,
16
Print Works,
86
50
Centerville, -
22) Middle Haddam,
43
Angier's Corner,
· 119; Niantic,
TO NEW YORK,
MILES
Framingham,
111; Lyme,
!
West Brookfield,
55)
South Brookfield, -
57>
Bethel, 3
Norwich Landing,
9 East Hartford, - 2
37
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GEER'S HARTFORD
A Table of Distances,
IN MILES, from each Town in the State of Connecticut to HART- FORD and NEW HAVEN, compiled from official documents in the State Treasurer's Office, for " GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY."
To To Ha'd. N. H.
To | To
Ha'd. N. H.
HARTFORD,
35
Meriden,
17
17
Avon,
12
35
Middlebury, -
36
23
Berlin, -
13
24
Milford,
45
10
Bloomfield,
7
42
Naugatuck,
35
17
Bristol, -
17
29
North Branford,
35
9
Sherman, -
60
50
Burlington,
18
37
North Haven,
28
8
Stamford,
77
42
Canton,
17
40
Orange,
41
6
East Hartford, -
4
39
Oxford, -
42
15
East Windsor,
11
46
Prospect,
30
15
Enfield,
17
52
Seymour,
44
12
Westport,
64
29
Cromwell,
13
27
Farmington, -
10
27
Southbury,
42
20
-
9
38
Wallingford, -
23
13
Granby,
18
50
Waterbury,
30
22
Hartland, -
25
52
Wolcott,
26
24
Manchester, -
9
43
Woodbridge,
38
8
Ashford,
31
66
Haddam, -
37
25
Marlborough,
16
36
10
30
NEW LONDON,
45
54
Norwich, -
38
5S
Bozrah, -
34
54
Colchester,
25
45
East Lyme,
44
48
Pomfret,
40
75
TOLLAND,
19
54
Sterling,
49
73
Andover, .-
83
Bolton. -
Columbia,
23
46
Voluntown,
30
54
Coveutry,
15
50
Ledyard,
50
59
Bethany,
36
10
Lisbon, - Lymc,
45
43
LITCHFIELD,
30
36
Mansfield,
24
59
Cheshire,
26
14
Montville,
37
62
Barkhamsted,
24
50
Somers,
2S
63
Derby,
45
10
North Stonington,
55
71
Bethlem, -
36
32
Statford,
33
6S
East Haven,
40
5
Preston,
45
67
Canaan,
45
50
Union, -
15
48
Guilford, -
36
16
Salem,
34
45
Colebrook,
31
55
Vernon,
25
60
Hamden,
33
6
Stonington,
57
66
Cornwall,
39
48
Willington,
49
Willimantic, bor'ch
25
60
Madison,
36
21
Waterford,
44
52
CITY DIRECTORY.
To
To
To Ha'd. N. H. To
Ha'd. N. H.
FAIRFIELD,
57
22
Harwinton,
23
38
Bridgeport,
52
17
Kent, -
49
50
Brookfield,
60
31
New Hartford, -
22
43
Danbury,
61
36
New Milford,
48
40
Darien,
73
38
Norfolk, -
23
32
Easton,
83
48
Roxbury, -
43
29
Greenwich,
52
17
Salisbury,
54
67
Huntington,
52
17
Sharon,
51
60
Monroe,
New Canaan,
73
3S
Torrington,
28
44
New Fairfield,
65
37
Warren, -
44
44
Newtown,
50
25
Washington,
43
35
Norwalk,
67
32
Watertown,
-
30
30
Redding,
65
34
Winchester,
30
15
Ridgefield,
75
40
Woodbury,
-
37
25
Stratford, -
49
14
MIDDLETOWN,
15
23
Trumbull,
56
20
Chester,
Weston,
67
32
Chatham, -
Clinton,
38
25
Wilton,
73
38
Durham,
33
35
BROOKLYN, -
44
68
East Lyinc,
25
28
Canterbury,
40
64
Killingworth,
38
38
Chaplin,
33
63
Old Saybrook,
17
29
Easttord, -
34
69
Portland, -
38
38
Killingly, -
47
82
Westbrook,
40
30
Plainfield,
45
6S
Suffield,
18
53
Franklin,
36
60
Windsor, -
8
42
Groton, -
50
59
Griswold, -
53
73
Lebanon,
30
54
Windham,
Woodstock, -
41
76
Ellington, -
21
56
NEW HAVEN, -
35
-
42
65
Branford, -
40
9
7
31
Simsbury,
13
40
Hampton,
38
63
Southington, -
19
21
South Windsor,
8
43
Wethersfield,
-
4
32
14
49
Thompson,
59
79
Hebron,
21
18
Glastenbury,
East Haddam, .
44
4S
New Britain,
-
Rocky Hill, -
Saybrook,
$2
33
22
32
63
28
Plymouth,
36
55
-
.
Goshen,
32
315
1S
53
42
63
48
317
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FLAT IRONS,
DOGS,
HAMMERS,
DOLLS,
SHEEP,
MAGNETIC BOATS,
RATTLES,
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