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STREETS ANDAVENUES.
The streets running north and south are invariably numbered from the south-those running east and west, are numbered from If i store or for the end of ino donot printing then on n :: numbers on the souri and WEST sides uniformly.
Albany av. from Main st. at the tunne', north-west to the city 1. Alden st. from 51 Wethersfield avenue to Deane st. American row, directiv east of State House. Ann st., from little river across 118 Asylum to 633 Main st. Arch street, from 147 Main, east to 7 Front st. Asylum street, from 313 Main, west to eity line.
Avon street, from 772 Main, east to 230 Front st.
Baker street, from 101 Washington st. west. Belden street, from 761 Main to 90 Albany st. Benton street, west from 801 Main st.
Bliss street, from Trinity st. west to Little River.
Broad street, from H. & N. H. R. R. north to 1 Farmington av. Buckingham street, from 93 Main, west to 148 Washington st. Butler eourt, from 61 Highst. west to railron I track.
Canton street, east from 816 Main st. Capen st. first st. above Soring grove cemetry, west from Main. Cedar street, from 68 Park st. north to 69 Buckingham st. Cemetery lane-see Pine st.
Central row, south side of State House square: Center street, from 101 Albany st. north. Chapel strect, from 137 Trumbull, west to 92 Ann st. Charter Oak avenne. fror: 52 Main st. east to Vred.n.la !! av. Charles street, from 24 Korun, north and across Morgan at Chestrint street, from 8 : Walnut, north to :7 Albany st.
Church street, from 423 Main, west bi 26 Spring st. Clark street, near Capea st. above Aremii. Clinton street, from 58 College st. north to 99 Elm st. College street, from 111 Main, west to Trinity College. Collins street, north and west from 4 Mertle. to 46 Gar Ion <. Coltville. east of Witn :.
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Deane street, from Allen, north to 2, Morris st. Dutch Point, at junction of Connecticut with Mill river. Edwards street, from Spring, norin to 95 Albany st. Ellery street from Mill river, north to 73 Potter st. Elm street, from 127 Mia. . : tot I' ::: Ely street, from 700 Main, cast to 15 Winthrop st.
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Fairmount st. west from 12 Center, and parallel to Albany st. Farmington avenue, from Broad st. west to city line. Asy. Hill. Ferry street, from 104 Front, to Connectieut river. Flower street, from Mill River, north to 13 Farmington av. Forest street, next west of Sigourney st.
Ford street, from foot of Pearl, North to Asylum st. Franklin court, west from 53 Ann st.
Fremont street, from Capen street, northward.
Front st. from East bridge, n. to 104 Pleasant, and up Branch r.r.
Governor street, from Wyllys st. north to Sheldon st.
Garden street, from 200 Asylum st. north-west.
Gold street, from 217 Main, west to 54 Wells st.
Gordon's lane, from 230 Front, east to Connecticut river. Grand street, from 25 Lafayette st. westward.
Green street, north from 122 Albany, crossing Fairmount st. Griswold court, from Pleasant to Orchard st.
Griswold street, next west of Wolcott st.
Grove lane,-see Mechanic st.
Grove street, from 240 Main, east to Connecticut river.
Hawthorn st. runs between south ends of Sigourney and Forest.
Flieks street, from 5 Trumbull to 8 Ann st.
High street, from 160 Asylum, north to 699 Main st.
Hudson street, from 47 Retreat av. north to 29 Buckingham st. Huntley court, from Wall. ut street south.
Huyshope avenne, at Coltville.
Jefferson street, from 25 Iludson, west to 90 Washington st. John street, from 20 Park, north to 11 Buckingham st.
Keeney st. from Commerce, east and south to Dutch point.
Kennedy street, from ITS Main, east-Sheldon av.
Kitbourn street, from 134 Front, east to Connecticut river. Kingsley street, from 848 Main, en-t to.29 Market st. Knox court, from 122 Park st. north.
Lafayette st. from 100 Park, north to Washington st .-- Cooper I. Lest street, from Washington st. south-oost to Disple av.
Linden place, or street, from 123 Main, west and north Eln.
Love avenue, from Albany avenue north-the westernmost st. Main street, from South Park, north to city line. Maple avenne, from city line north to South Park.
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Mill street, from 148 Main, west to Wells sr.
Morris street, from 61 Wetterstill avenue, to fo Maple av. Mulberry street, from 200 Main, west to 40 Wells st. Myrcio Street, fran so Mping, west to 62 Garucu st. Myrtle avenue, -ser Collins street.
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New Britain avenue, from south end of Washington st. west. New Haven Turnpike, now known as Mlaple avenue.
North street, west from 309 Front street, and north of Pleasant. Oak street, from 112 Park, north to 11 Grand st.
Orchard street, from Windsor st, east, parallel with Pleasant
Oriental passage, from High st. opposite Walnut, to Ann st. Park street, from 31 Slain, west to city line. Pavilion street, first northi ot Arsenal. Pearl street, from 283 Main, west to Mill river.
Phelps avenue, from 540 Main, to Windsor st. Pine street, from 815 Main, west -- Cemetery lane.
Pleasant street, from 646 Main, east to 22 Front st.
Potter street, from 22 Front, east and south to Dutch Point Pratt street, from 367 Main, west to 82 Trumbull st.
Prospect street, front 38 Areh, north to State House square.
Queen street, from 5 Broad, west to 16 Flower st.
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Railroad place, 178 Asylum st. & east of Passenger R. R. Stat'n. Railroad Row,-see Spruce st.
Retreat avenue, from 44 Washington, north-east to South Park. Rifle avenue, from north end of Washington street, west. Russell st., from 788 Main, west.
Sailor street, south-west of Trinity College.
Sequassen street, at Coltville.
Shamrock street, from 60 Main street, eastward.
Sheldon street, from 128 Main, east to Woodbridge st. Sheldon's avenue,-see Kennedy st.
Sigourney street, first west of' 33 Farmington avenue.
South Prospect street,-see Treat street.
Spruce street, west of Railroad Depot-Railroad Row. Spring street, from 198 Asylum, north to Myrtle st. Squire street, from Baker, north to 103 Park st. State street, from 334 Main, east to Conn. River. Sumner street, from 260 Asylum, north.
Talcott street, from 442 Main, east to Conn. River. Temple street, from 376 Main, east to 151 Front st. Terry court, west from #7 Albany street. Treat street, from Charter Onik, north to 25 Shellon st.
Trinity st. from 76 College st. north to West bridge. Trumbull street, from Mill River, north to 543 Main st.
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Wadsworth street, from 58 Park st. north to 55 Buckinghamn. Walnut street, west from 58 Hich to 54 Edwards .t. Washington street, from city line, north to College st. Water street, from Meadow bridge, north-east, ( Meadow lane. ) Nawarmeavenue, from Wein. .. erst-attinger ( ....
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Weehassat street, at Coltville.
Wells avenue,-see Linden place. Wells street, from Mill st. at Mill river, north to 31 Pearl st. West street from 56 Buckingham, north to 69 Elm st. Wethersfield av., from south-east corner South Green to Weth'd. Whitman st. from 18 Buckingham, north to 9 College st. Webster street, from Washington to Maple avenue. William st. next west of and parallel to Edwards, front Al'y av. Windsor street, from 496 Main st. north to 56 Avon st. Winthrop street, from 22 Pleasant st., northward. Wolcott street, from 115 Park st. south.
Woodbridge street, from Charter Oak av. north to east bridge. Wyllys street, from South Park, east to Huyshope st. Zachary street, from 47 Washington st. west.
Zion street, from 170 Park, south to burying ground.
NOTARIES PUBLIC, FOR HARTFORD, JUNE, 1857. Bissell Geo. P., Bliss Jeremy W., Brown Jerome B., Case Seymour N., Chapman James L., Davis Gustavus F., Dim- ock J. Judson, Fitch Henry II., Fowler Henry, Gilman George S., Goodman Edward, "Hawley Wait N., Hillyer Charles T., Hooker John, Hooker Josiah, Kellogg Henry, Kilbourn Austin, Lobdell E. Thomas, Morris Jonathan F., Parsons Edward W., Parsons Francis, Phelps Guy R., Par- dee Dwight W., Porter Charles L., Powell James B., Rob- inson George, Robinson Henry C., Sage Dennis, Sedgwick Bnel, Seymour John W., Shipinan Nathaniel, Smith Eras- tus, Terry Seth, Train Abner L., Washburn George A., Watson Win. N., Welch Henry K. W.
AMERICAN ASYLUM FOR DEAF AND DUMB. 222 Asylum st. Incorporated 1817. Capital, 5300,000. Hon. THOMAS S. WILLIAMIS, President.
Vice Presidents .- Samuel Tudor, David Watkinson, James B. Hozmer, Barzillai Hndson, Seth Terry, Charles Goodwin, James H. Wells, John Beach.
Directors .- Amos M. Collins, Francis Parsons, David F. Rob- inson. Calvin Day, Albert W. Butter, Henry . Perkins, Samuel S. Ward, Roland Mather, Chauncey Howard, Nath'l shipman. Annual Election, Saturday after 2d Thursday in May. Barzillai Hudson, Sec'y. Seth Terry, Commissioner of the James B. fl Amer, Tres.
Princal .- P. r. W. W. TIPAFR M. A. Instructor Galiuchat High Class. - Med A. Ayns, S. A. Assistants .- Laurent Clerc, MI. A. ; Samuel Porter, MI. A. ; Henry B. Camp, B. A .; John R. Keep, M. A .; John C. ?!!! , B. A .; Richard S. Storrs, B. A .; E.tward M. Gallaudet, Wilson Whi- tor. James L. Wheeler, Flizabeth C. Bacon, Eliza II. Wads- worth, Mary A. Maan, Sureh W. Stons.
S. M. Allin, Starna. Mrs. Phobe C. White. Mufron.
Goat's Hartford City Directory.
ABBEY Edwin G. silver plater. h. 72 Pleasant st. Abbey Julia Miss, school 337 Main, bds. 26 Kilbourn. Abbott W. F. burnisher, bus. St. John's hotel. Abels Oliver K. bookbinder, bds. 21 Asylum st. bel Stephen P. rifle maker. h. 40 Chestnut st. Abercombie Rev. R. M. pastor Christ's Cli. (Epis.) h. 682 Main st.
Adams Chester, h. 8 Winthrop st. Adams Chester W. painter, h. 1 Fairmount st.
ADAMS .Express Company to all places, North, South, East and West, 6 Central row.
F. D. ADAMS, Grocery and Provision Dealer, No. 149 State street, (late 63,) opposite Exchange Hotel, respectfully tenders his thanks to those who have lieretofore been his par- rons, and pledges his best endeavors to merit a coatinnance of their favors; as also to all new customers. Constantly on hand, a complete assortment of Family Groceri.s, at reasona- ble prices. .
Adams F. D. grocery and provisions, 149, h. 124 State. Adams George, laborer, h. 24 Mill st.
Adams Henry, laborer, h. rear 21 Mill st.
Adamıs Henry, Jr. Laborer, h. rear 24 Mill st. Adams Jamies M. grorer, 646 Main. h. 61 High st. . Allams Jaines M. Park, bis. 2 Linden place.
Adamis John. spitegran. h. 22 Hicks st. Adams Miss Matil. h. 65 Slacket st.
Adams Newel, marble cutter, bis. 10 Temple st. Adams Sarah, dress maker, h. 356 Main st.
Adams Thomas, marble manufacturer, 48 Temple st. h. 812 Main st.
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Adams Tudor, broker, 66 State, h. 2 Linden place. Adams Tudor J. bds. 2 Linden place. Adams Wm. D. clerk, bds. 2 Linden place. Adjutant General's Office, J. D. Williams, 289 Main st. Advent Church, rear of 3 Pratt st. see page 272.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Capital, $500,000, all paid up, and invested in Bank Stocks and other securities, insures against loss and damage by fire, on favorable terms. Office kept in Etna Building, No. 134 State street. THOMAS K. BRACE, President. E. G. RIPLEY, Vice President. T. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Ætna Fire Insurance Co. 134 State st.
Ætna Life Insurance Co. office 136 State st.
African Church, Congregat'al, 30 Talcott st. see p. 258.
GARDEN AND NURSERY, 282 ASYLUM ST. five minutes walk west of the Railroad Station, Asylum street. For sale, a great variety of Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. A fine collection of hardy, perpetual, climbing and Moss Roses, Green House Plants and Bulbs. Also, Flower Seeds in great variety. Bouquets cut to order in all seasons. GEORGE AFFLECK, Proprietor.
Affleck Geo. nurseryman and florist, 282 Asylum st.
Affleck Henry, nurseryman, h. Zion st.
Agan Edward, laborer, h. 41 Charles st.
Agan Michael, laborer, h. GO Wells st.
Agan Michael, laborer, h. 77 Spruce st.
Agan Thomas, helper, bds. 15 Potter st.
Agan William, laborer, h. 30 Baker st.
Agan Wm. laborer. h. 78 Talcott st.
Agan Wm. teamster, h. 34 Potter st.
Agard Edward, silver chaser, bds. 104 Trumbull st.
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Allyn T. M. pres. II'i'd Carpet Co., h. 102 Asylum st. Allyn Timothy C. sec. Rogers Bros. M. Co., res. N. Y. Allyn Wm. M. steam pine fitter, bds. 16 Temple st.
Sims House. foot of Garden st. over Ass ium int. Alpress Geo. L. cabinet maker, h. S: Spruce st. Alps Joseph, laborer, h. 75 Potter st. Aliman E. butcher, City Hall market, h. 123 Front st. Alvord Jabez, pistol maker, bds. 11 Sheldon st.
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ALEXANDER & PECKHAM, Manufacturers and Repair- ers of Jewelry, in all its branches. Canes and Fancy Goods repaired at short notice in the neatest manner. Also, a good assortment of Rings, constantly on hand, at wholesale and retail, at 8 State st. 3d story.
Alexander & Peekham, jewelry manufact. 8 State st. Alexander Sam'l, ( A. &. Peckham, ) h. 23 Flower st. Alexander T. A. Sce'y AEtna Ins. Co. h. 22 Main st. Alford E. S. (N. R. S. E. S. A.) h. Windsor town. Alford Nathaniel R. (N. R. &. E. S. A. ) h. 85 Buekin'mst. Alford N. R. & E. S. railroad contractors, 254 Main st. Alfred John, rifle maker, bds. 47 Pearl st.
Allen Barney, helper, h. 17 Bliss st.
Allen Edward, 10 Asylum st.
Allen Edward P. ( A. § Rathbun, ) bds. 19 Pratt st.
Allen Edward, boot maker, bds. 75 Temple st.
Allen Henry P. h. 69 Park st.
Allen Isaac G. h. Webster st.
Allen J. M. steward, American Asylum.
Allen Jeremiah, laborer, h. 250 State st.
Allen Mrs. Aurelia, h. 71 Windsor st.
Allen & Rathbun, druggists, 72 Asylum st. Allen Olcott. treas. Savings Bank, h. 19 Pratt st.
Allen Patrick, teamster, h. 14 Buckingham st.
Allen Wm. G. house builder, 2 Hicks. h. 103 Trumbull. Allyn Job, pres. Rogers Bros. Man. Co. h. 89 Asylum st. Allyn J. P. bds. 102 Asylum st. Allyn J. William, bookkeeper, bds. 103 Trumbull st. Allyn Richard J. bus. rear 2 Church st. Allyn House, 72 to 86 Asylum st.
Allyn, Smith & Co. dry goods, office 230 State st.
Agard Ransel H. grocer, 125 Asylum st. h. over.
Abearn Michael. lahorer. h. Phelps court.
Ahearn Mobil Lboren, h. 113 WT, Horst.
Ahern Matthew, tinner, h. in Front st.
: Ahern Patrick, h. 335 Frout .t.
Ahern Patrick, porter, bds. 11 Pleasant st.
Alden Horatio, b. 12 College st.
Alden J. Deane, h. 19 Huyshope av. Alden Zenas C. black. mith, h. 9 Front st.
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Alvord A. B. bleacher, bds. St. John's hotel.
Ambler Cyrus, cooper, 1. 14 Charter Oak av. American Asylum for Deaf and Dumb, 222 Asylum st. American Hall, east side of State House Square. American Hotel, E. Foster, 103 State st.
American Restaurant, Asa A. Bacon, 9 Amer. row.
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE COM- PANY, Capital, $100,000. Securely invested under the sanc- tion and approval of the Comptroller of Public Accounts of the State of Connecticut. Directors, Edson Fessenden, James B. Hosmer, Barzillai Hudson, Albert Day, Gurdon Trumbull, Tertius Wadsworth, Edward Goodman, Newton Case, John H. Goodwin, Geo. W. Moore, S. M. Loveridge. EDSON FESSENDEN, Pres. JAMES B. HOSMIER, Vice Pres. WM. H. HILL, Sec. A. W. BARROWS, Physician.
American Temperance Life Insurance Co. 281 Main st.
American Telegraph Office, 289 Main st.
Amerman Peter, boiler maker, h. 70 Hudson st.
Amerman Wm. boiler maker h. 70 Hudson st.
Ames M. C. joiner, bds. 21 Buckingham st.
Anderson Warren, bds. Eagle hotel.
Andrews A. H. jeweller, bds. 414 Main st.
Andrews Carlton W. carman, h. 88 Hudson st.
Andrews Charles, mason, li. 4 Village st.
Andrews Chas. H. saddler, bds. 53 Church st.
Andrews Harris, carpenter, bds. 17 Russell st. Andrews Hudson, clerk. h. 4 Village st.
Andrews Hugh, laborer at S. S. Chamberlain's.
Andrews J. C. trunk maker, h. 385 Main st. Andrews Lyman, mason, h. 137 Trumbull st. Andrews Mrs. A. h. Marsh st.
Andrews Miss Elizabeth C. nurse, bds. Marsh st. Andrews Sidney, mason, h. 13 Lafayette st. Andrews S .. J. Rev. brl., 18 Proc . et of.
Andres I. C. joiner. Han. 5 Many w. Andrus Jolin, bis. 27 P'earl st. Andrus Mrs. Win. bds. 153 Washington st. Andrus Mrs. Harriet M. seamstress, h. 14 John st. Andrus Mary S. L. 30 Buckingham st.
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Andrus Nathaniel, joincr, h. 77 Main st. Andrus S. & Son, pub. and booksellers. 148 Asylum st. Andrus Silas, ( S. A. §. Son, ) lı. 111 Trumbull st. Ange Narcisc, burnishier, bds. 13 Pearl st. Annis John, potter, h. 61 Potter st. Aolzer E. machinist, h. 144 Front st. Apgar Isaiah S. clerk, h. Marsh st.
Apgar John L. engineer, h. 33 Church st. Apthorp Miss E. D. h. 6 Winthrop st. Appleby Henry J. plumber, bds. 20 Church st. Arbieter .Joseph, machinist, h. Van Block av. Archibald Chas. A. laundry, h. 60 Pearl st. Arcrk Thomas, laborer, bds. 56 Albany av. Arms Mrs. Phebe, h. 31 Village st. Armstrong John, laborer, h. 70 Wells st. Arnold Andrew R. draughtsman, h. 49 John st. Arnold Chas. G. Asylum st. market, 134, h. W. Hartford. Arnold Mrs. Mary G. h. 37 Hicks st. Arnold Richard M. carman, h. 86 Hudson st.
Arnold Russel, joiner, 36 Chapel, h. 61 Edwards st.
ARNSTEIN, LOTH & HARTMAN, are constantly re- ceiving from their wholesale store, No. 14 John st., New York, and from New York auctions, bargains in all kinds of Dry and Funcy Goods, which they offer wholesale and retail, very cheap, at 235 and 237 Main st., 2 doors north of Center Church.
Arnstein, Loth & Hartman, dry goods, 237 Main st. Arshburk Julius, peddler, h. 66 Temple st. Arsenal, 134 miles north of State House, on Main st. Arsenal District School, 828 Main st.
JAMES W. ARTHUR, File Manufacturer, at the Old Stand, 131 Front street. All kinds of Files made to order or re-cut. Also on hand and for sale, an assortment of the best quality of 1% ; and Bass. Men Leck smithing Sans
Arthur James W. file maker, 131 Front, bis. 13 Atzte Arthur Mrs. Jas. G. h. 56 Chestnut st. Arthur Robert, h. 13 Atlantic st. Arts Union Rooms, 7 Central row.
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Ashburner Samuel, civil engineer, h. 28 Farmington av. Ashmead & Ilurlburt, gold beaters, 14 Gold st. Ashmead J.H. (A. & H.sect. II'fd Man. Co. )h. 34 College Ashwell Charles, confectioner, h. 571 Main st. Ashwell Thomas, refreshments, 25 Asylum st. Atchinson Adam, inspector, h. 18 Commerce st. Atchinson John, engineer, bds. 281 Front st. Atchinson Thomas, mason, h. 135 Park st. Atheneum. 206 Main, opposite Mulberry st. Atherton Newton, blacksmith, bds. 71 Temple st.
Atkins Mrs. Betsy, h. 65 Market st. Atkins Mr. farmer, h. New Britain av.
Attleton James P. gun smith, h. 7 Squire st.
Atwood E. T. apothecary, Insane Retreat.
Atwood T. W. clerk, h. 11 Ann st.
Aubrey John, spoon maker, h. Griswold court.
Ault Egbert G. boot maker, h. 494 Main st.
GEORGE W. AULT, Shirt &. Collar Manufacturer, No. 427 Main street, Hartford, Conn. Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Ties, &c., made to order in a superior manner, at short notice. Particular attention given to stitching, seam ing, and quilting on silk, linen and woolen goods for ladies and gentlemen.
Ault George W. shirt & collar m'fr. 427 Main, h. 7 Chapel Ault John T. boot maker, bds. 494 Main st.
Ault J. S. clerk, bds. 494 Main st.
Austin A. M. cigar maker. bds. American restaurant. Averill James R. editor, bds. City hotel.
Avery B. A. cabinet ware room, 171 Main, Unds. 160 Main.
Avery Eleazer, cabinet maker, bds. 160 Main st.
Avery J. M. carman, h. 51 Wadsworth st.
Avhen John, carriage maker, bds. 163 Front st. Ayres George, carman. bds. 13 Ann st.
Ayres Jared A. ten. her Min. s .h., h. E. Hartford. Agres Parleyman B. ; ruchman. a. i AM !!.
BABBITT E. daguerreian, 337 Main, bds. St. John's hotel. Babcock Miss Dolly, h. 151 Washington st. Babcock Holland C. belt maker, bds. 135 Asylum st. Babcock W. J. music teacher, 213 Main, bds. Trucibulth. .
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WILLIAM J. BABCOCK & Co., offer for. sale a full assortment of Pianos (from the celebrated firetory of Chickering & Son's, Boston, ) which have been selected with great care, and can be confidently recommended in all respects. Those who desire to obtain a superior article at a moderate cost, are invited to call and examine them. . These instruments will be warranted, and kept in tune in this city one year, free of expense, and may also be ex- changed if found in any way detective. Second hand pianos for sale or to rent, on the most favorable terms. For sale, also, a very large stock of Sheet Music,,-comprising the latest and best publications. New Music received every week. Rooms, No. 245 Main street, opposite the Post Office.
Babcock W. J. & Co. piano forte & music, 245 Main st. Bacon Asa A. American restaurant, 9 American row.
Bacon Andrew J. bds. 184 Front st.
Bacon George F. h. 117 Asylum st.
Bacon Hiram F. burnisher, h. 119 Ann st.
Bacon Lyman M. grocer, 189, h. 184 Frout st.
Bacon Mrs. Sophia, h. 391 Main st.
Bacon Wm. A. grocer, 599, h. 601 Main st.
Bachrach Isaac, peddler, h. 41 Mulberry st.
Backus Augustus, printer, bds. 13 Chapel st.
Backus Jason. grocer, 630 Main, st. h. 512 Main st.
Backus Thomas, painter, h. 5 Ann st.
Bailey A. K. boot maker, h. 28 Treat st.
Bailey A. W. clerk, bds. 18 Chapel st.
Bailey Charles, moulder, bds. 192 State st. Bailey Dwight E. machinist. h. 2 Oak st.
Bailey Henry M. librarian Y. M. Inst. bds. Trumb. b.
Bailey Henry B. clerk. bis. 464 Main st.
Bailey Hiram, blacksmith, bds. s Market st.
Bailey Patrick, laborer, h. Van Block av.
Bailey Mrs. Eunice A. nurse, h. G Dean st. Bailey O. B. silk manufacturer. h. 27 Front st.
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Baker Levi, soldlerer, bis. 242 Front st. Biker Patrick, hack driver. h. IS W .!!.. Biker S. H. burni-her, h. Webster st.
Baker Samuel, printer, h. 21 Plorer st.
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Baker Wm. mason, h. 11 Lafayette st. Baker Wm. grocer, 179, h. 179 Main st. Balch Edward, carriage maker, h. 116 Pearl st. Baleh Thomas, joiner, h. 17 Retreat avenue. Baldwin A. tailor, 153 Main, h. 82 Market st. Baldwin Charles, (B. §- Downing.) h. 34 Hicks st. Baldwin Jolin J. collar maker, bds. 44 Spring st. Baldwin Wm. B. brass finisher, bds. 549 Main st. Baldwin & Downing, city express, &e. 34 Hicks st. Ballard Porter, pattern maker, h. 19 Park st. Ballerstein M. mil. & fan. goods, 398 Main, h. 60 Front st. Ballou John, gardener, h. 28 Sheldon st. Ballou Michael, gardener, h. 28 Sheldon st. Ballou Patrick, laborer, h. 32 Van Block av.
MOSES BALLERSTEIN, No. 398 Main st., Dcaler and Jobber in Millinery and Fancy Goods, and has always on hand a large supply of Straw, Silk and Velvet Bonnets, French, English, German and American Li- ces. Fringes, Gimps, Buttons, Cords and Tassels, Steel Beads, Purse Rings, Stick and Spool Twist, French and Scotch Embroidering Cotton and Silk. Ribbons, Col- lars, Sleeves, Chemizettes, Jackonetts and Muslin Edg- ings and Insertings. Infants' Waists and Robes, Double Split and Zephyr Worsted, Rubber Cloth, Dimity, Muslin and Cambric Bands, Portmonates, Card Cases, Worsted and Embroidering Patterns, Silk, Woolen and Cotton Hosiery. Kid, Silk and Lisle Gloves. French and English Corsets. Shell, India Rubber and Horn, Back, Side, Puff and Round Combs. Ladies' Dress Caps and Heal Dresses always on hand and made to order, OGA full assortiment always on hand. Country Merchants and Mitliners supplied on liberal termis and at the lowest cash prices.
Bamberger David, bds. 23 Morgan st.
Bamberger Leopold, fan. goods, 402 Main, h. 25 Mor.
Bancroft E. O. grocer, 76 Ferry, h. 79 Temple st. Bancroft Samuel, bds. 22 Morgan st.
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