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DRY AND FANCY GOODS .
Bernard Levy,.
187
Louis Mayer,.
201
DYE STUFFS.
Beach & Co. .
357
DYERS AND CLEANER.
P Maureau & Co.
359
Day Bros
107
COFFEE HOUSE.
COFFEE, SPICES, &C.
COMPOSITION ROOFING.
DENTISTS
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
L. B. Moody & Co.
.351
S. B. & W. H. Page.
223
310
GEER'S HARTFORD
PAGE.
ENGRAVERS
S. H. Clark .360
EXPRESSES.
Adams Express Co. cover .. 1 Merchants U. Ex. Co. cover.534
FILE MAKER.
Robert Smith
. 360
FIRE BRICK.
Pitkin Bros. 231
Deming & Moore, 362
FISH AND MEATS
J. N. B. Stevens .361
FERTILIZERS.
Allen & Willard.
326
Rodney Kellogg 327
F. A. Brewer & Co. 65
Luther D. Gregory. 146
W. Maynard 202
J. H. Chaffee. 82
G. Affleck.
406
Henry K. Barber
48
A. Whiting. 407
GAS ENGINEERS
Pitkin Brothers & Co. 425
John C. Abbot, .331
W. S. Bronson & Co.
368
GAS & WATER PIPE FITTERS. W. S. Bronson & Co. .368
O. S. Kelsey. 370
Pitkin Brothers & Co. 425
Thomas Roberts 371
GOLD BEATERS, ..
Jas. H. Ashmead & Sons. . 372
GRINDSTONES,.
Francis & Co .. 477
GROCERS
O. H. Blanchard & Bro. 375
W. B. Brown . 68
O. P. Case & Co. 81
Farnham & Barnes 122
Fowler, Davis & Hoyt. 373
C. Glazier & Son 139
H. Griswold. 137
Lorsch Bros. 192
W. J. & C. May. 201
H. B. Rhodes,.
239
N. Rice.
374
Seyms & Co. 253
C. G. Smith & Co.
259
HARNESSES AND SADDLES.
J. D. Bullard & Co. 71
Francis & Co.
377
J. W. Bunce 344
Charles R. Dix 110
Stillman & Co.
381
HAY AND STRAW
John F. Sprague,
265
GUN SHOP,
E. C. C. Kellogg. .376
HARDWARE ..
HATS AND CAPS
National Market. 399
FRUIT DEALERS
FLAGGING STONES.
FLOWERS AND GARDENS
GAS FIXTURES
Smith, Northam & Robinson363 W. B. Willard. 427
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
311
CITY DIRECTORY.
HOT AIR FURNACES
W. S. Bronson & Co.
.368
Allen & Willard 326
D. S. Brooks & Sons, 369
O. S. Kelsey .
370
Thomas Roberts
371
HOTELS.
Clinton House. 380
Trumbull House 379 Washington House,. 286
William Conner & Co.
393
INSURANCE AGENTS INSURANCE COMPANIES Ætna .382
Etna Life Insurance Co. .. 383 Charter Oak Life .385 City Fire Insurance Co .... 86 Connecticut Fire Ins. Co ... 384
Hartford Live Stock I. Co.533 Hartford Steam Boiler I.Co.391 Merchants Insurance Co. .. 386 New England Co .. ........ 387
North American Ins. Co. .. 388
Phoenix Insurance Co. .... 389 Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co.229 Putnam Fire Insurance Co.390 Travelers Insurance Co. ... 392
George S. Lincoln & Co. .. 190 Woodruff & Beach. 398
R. F. Blodgett & Co. 59
Pitkin Bros. 231
P. Jewell & Sons
172
N. Palmer & Co.
223
Francis & Co .. 377
LIME AND CEMENT
Charles Coburn
90
Rodney Kellogg 327
LINEN DRAPERS
N. J. Brockett & Co 66
J. W. Bunce .. 344
Smith & Whittemore, 325
Franklin Clark & Co .. .400
W. F. Whittlesey & Co .... 401
LUMBER
Burgess & Co. 72
Chase & Co. .396
Saunders & Bartholomew .249
MACHINISTS
N. Benham
53
Peter Blake 58
George S. Lincoln & Co. .. 190
Pitkin Brothers & Co .... .424 Pratt, Whitney & Co. ..... 397
Woodruff & Beach Iron wks.398
MARKETMEN
J. N. B. Stevens
.361
Peckham Bros.
.399
IRON FOUNDERIES.
IRON AND STEEL.
KAOLIN ..
LEATHER AND BELTING
PAGE.
L. T. Pitkin. 429
312
GEER'S HARTFORD
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LIVERY STABLES
Frank W. Burnham 73
LOCKSMITH
James W. Arthur. .396 E. C. C. Kellogg. 376
MERCHANT TAILORS,
See Tailors and Clothing.
Ralph Ballerstein 48
Case & Prentice (wholesale) 81 Cornish & Kellogg, .37€
Galusha Owen . 222
H. Waters (wholesale) . .285 Pratt & Todd (wholesale) .. 234 Mme. Tyler,. .281
Mrs. Woodmancy. 298
H. & S. Bissell 399
MONUMENTS
J. G. Batterson
40₴
Thomas Adams . .
402
William J. Babcock 45
L. Barker & Co.
414
Haven & Co. 15€
D. P. Cook
9€
Geer & Pond.
13€
T. E. Hall. 14!
Abraham Rose.
24
NEWSPAPERS
Hartford Courant 404
Hartford Post ..
40€
George Affleck
40
A. Whiting 40'
John Burt.
432
Beach & Co.
35
Sisson & Butler
35
George W. Williams & Co. 35. E. P. Goodsell & Co. 401
OYSTERS
Wooster & Co.
299
PAINTERS AND PAINT
PACKING BOXES.
Fitch & Hunt . 12
W. H. &. L. H. Robertson. 337 E. Tucker & Son 28(
PAPER BOXES.
Jeremy W. Bliss. 5:
PATENT RIGHTS.
G. W. Hawxhurst.
40:
C. L. Seymour 41 Adj'ble Hoe & Ox Bow Pin. 40: Farm Gate. 41(
Tethering Device. 41. Hame Fastener 41
Burglar Alarm
41
Washing Machine. 41:
Wm. L. Huntting
41
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Prescott & White.
41
Webster & Popkins
41
PIANO FORTE REPAIRER
J. H. Most
MASONRY AND STUCCOING.
H. R. Tryon.
280
MUSIC STORES
NEWS OFFICES.
NURSERIES
OPTICAL.
OILS
George Burnham
41
PATENT AGENTS
MILLINERY GOODS.
313
CITY DIRECTORY.
PAGE
PHYSICIANS.
A. L. W. Stephenson
268
J. W. Johnson. 356
PIANO FORTES, L. Barker & Co. 414
W. J. Babcock,
45
PLUMBERS
Thomas Birch & Co
56
W. S. Bronson & Co. 368
O. S. Kelsey
370
Thomas Roberts
371
POWDER AND SHOT.
N. Rice
.374
PRINTERS
H'f'd Steam Printing Co. . 378 Alex. Calhoun. 433
E. W. Clark & Son. 420
J. L. Howard & Co.
167
W. C. Alden & Co.
419
Nicholas Harris.
152
L. Hosmer & Son.
166
L. B. Moody & Co
351
A. F. Cushman 104
Jacob Getz ...
136
Hebard, Sturtevant & Co. . 431
I. M. Singer & Co.
.435
Florence Machine.
422, 423
H. L. Welch.
423
Wilcox & Gibbs Machine. . 421 W. C. Alden & Co .. ... . . 421 Weed Sewing Mach. Co ... 444
. W. L. & H. E. Pitkin 418
E. M. Roberts & Co.
242
S. W. Griswold & Son. 432
R. Ewins.
122
W. L. & H. E. Pitkin 418
Allen & Willard.
326
McNary & Co.
352
Hartford Female Seminary 426
A. M. & S. Smith
259
Coburn S. & W. F. Co. .434
T. H. Enright
397
F. F. Rice.
239
Staniszewski & Fetting, .532
Geer & Pond
136
T. E. Hall.
149
L. E. Hunt.
334
N. Peckham.
227
STEAM BOILERS.
Pitkin, Brothers & Co 424
Woodruff & Beach.
398
STEAM FLOUR MILL
W. B. Willard.
427
STEAM PIPE, &C.
Pitkin Brothers & Co ..
424
H. P. Blair
57
235 23% 281
399 280 108 400
45 14 155 95
SCROLL CHUCKS
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
SEGARS & TOBACCO
SEWING MACHINES.
SILVER SPOONS, &C
SHAWLS
SILVER PLATED GOODS
SEEDS
SEMINARY
SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS, &c. C. A. Griffin & Co. 146
SOAPS &C.
SIGN PAINTERS
STATIONERY
10 11
11 11
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136 149 245 104 405 406 407 133 35% 359 354 408 99
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PRACTICAL ROOFERS
RAILWAY SUPPLIES
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
SASII, DOORS, &C.
E. C. C. Kellogg, 376
324
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PAGE.
TEA, COFFEE, &C.
Albert B. Gillett & Co .. . . . 430
Hebard, Sturtevant & Co .. . 431 Park Fellowes & Co. 124
TAILORS AND CLOTHING
Augustus Frasick. 132
Frederick Benning. 54
Franklin Clark & Co. 400
James Gemmill & Sons .137
S. Mayer & Co. 202
H. Schulze ..
250
Smith & Whittemore. 325
W. F. Whittelsey & Co. .401
TRUNKS, &C.
J. D. Bullard & Co. 71
R. B. Cornwell. 408
(See " Burial Caskets."
Allen & Willard .. 326
W. S. Bronson & Co. .368 David S. Brooks & Sons .369
Child & Bull. 428
O. S. Kelsey
370
L. T. Pitkin.
429
F. A. Low.
380
Thomas Roberts 371 Coburn S. & W. F. Co. . 434
WASHING FLUID.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Deming & Gundlach. .394
David Mayer .
.201
Thomas Steele & Son.
395
L. T. Welles & Co.
.286
WEDDING CARDS.
H'f'd Steam Printing Co. .. 378
ÆTNA LIVE STOCK INSURANCE CO. Chartered, May, 1867. Capital, $1,000,000. E. A. Bulkeley Samuel Woodruff, Austin Dunham, and others, Corporators.
HARTFORD SAFE DEPOSIT CO. Chartered, May, 1867. Capital, $500,000. Thomas Smith, Geo. Brinley, Chas. B. Smith, and others, Corporators.
ORIENT INSURANCE CO. OF HARTFORD. Chartered, May, 1867. Capital, $2,000,000. Ebenezer N. Kellogg, Jos. S. Woodruff, Charles H. Prentice and others, Corporators.
PNEUMATIC DISPATCH CO. OF CONNECTICUT. Chartered, May, 1867. Capital, $1,000,000. A. E. Beach. Loren P. Waldo, H. K. W. Welch, and others, Corporators.
SAFE DEPOSIT CO. OF CONNECTICUT. Chartered, May, 1867. Capital, $1,000,000. Samuel Wood ruff, David Gallup, Henry G. Taintor and others, Corpo- rators.
UNDERTAKERS
TIN WARE AND STOVES
ALLYN HOUSE CLOTHING STORE. 325
Allyn House Clothing Store. 88 ASYLUM ST. SMITH & WHITTEMORE, Merchant Tailors, AND
CLOTHIERS
Would respectfully call the attention of their friends and the public to their choice stock of
Mens' Youths' and Boys' Clothing, and Gents. Furnishing Goods. FOR THE SPRING TRADE OF 1867.
Which will be replenished as the wants of the trade, and sea- son demand; our aim will be to keep ourselves supplied at all times with a choice stock of goods in our line, embracing everything usually found in the way of Clothing and furnish- ing goods. Also, a full line of
Rubber Coats, Pants, Caps, Gloves, &c. &c.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
is now open, and in charge of a competent cutter, and we wonld call the attention of all in want of
NICE FITTING GARMENTS,
made to order, to give us a call before purchasing.
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AGRICULTURAL .
Allen & Willard, 166 STATE ST .. HARTFORD, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN WEBSTER'S NEW WARM AIR FURNACE NEW CHARTER OAK COOK STOVE & RANGE STOVES, PLOWS, OX SHOVELS, The CLIPPER Mowing Machines,
Clinton's Horse Rakes,
BULLARD'S HAY TEDDER, AND
Agricultural Implements of all kinds. TIN & SHEET IRON WARE, Ohio Grindstones, GUANO, SUPER PHOSPHATE LIME, And FERTILIZERS generally. CHARLES ALLEN CHARLES L. WILLARD
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AGRICULTURAL.
RODNEY KELLOGG,
201 and 205 Commerce st., NEAR THE GREAT BRIDGE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FERTILIZERS:
SOME OF WHICH ARE PURE NO. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO; COE'S SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME; PURE BONE DUST ; LAND PLASTER ;
GENUINE LODI POUDRETTE; CASTOR PUMMACE; AG'L LIME; FISH GUANO ;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT FOR
LODI POUDRETTE.
RODNEY KELLOGG, 1
Also deajs in all kinds of LIME, CEMENT, &C.
328
APIARIAN.
KENNEDY'S BEE HIVE,
Patented February 9th, 1864.
The expert Bee-keeper will find it everything he needs in a hive. The learner will be able to understand it, and all who use it cannot but be satisfied that it exactly meets the want caused by the introduction of the Italian or tame Bee.
A swarm of Bees in one of these hives, filled with comb and honey, can be transferred, each comb sepa- rately, into a new hive in less than five minutes. While it is perfectly simple and cheap, every operation, desi- rable or necessary, can be performed with ease. The inventor has had a long experience in bee-culture, and now invites all who feel an interest in the subject to visit his Apiary, where he thinks they will become sat- isfied that the business of bee-keeping is but little un- derstood, or its importance realized, by a large majority of bee-keepers.
THE ITALIAN HONEY BEE.
THE SUBSCRIBER has cultivated the ITAL- IAN BEE three years in California and four years in Hartford, and can now speak with con- fidence of its superiority over the common or black Bee.
I have bought of "S. B. Parsons, Flushing, N. Y.," the original importer of the Italian Bee, all his desirable stocks, which, with those previ- ously on hand, will enable me to fill all orders for queens or full swarms. My Apiary is 778, cor- ner of Main and Kennedy streets, where all who take an interest in Bee culture are invited to call, or address the subscriber for circular con- taining particulars and terms.
L. KENNEDY, Agt.
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BANKERS.
GEO. P. BISSELL & CO.
Wi ankers,
AND DEALERS IN
Government Securities,
No. 309 Main street, HARTFORD, CONN.
United States SECURITIES bought and sold on as favorable terms as can be obtained in New York.
United States COUPONS cashed, and COIN purchased at the highest possible premium.
INTEREST allowed on Deposits.
REVENUE STAMPS for sale. .
LOANS negotiated, and paper discounted it current rates,
0 10
Persons wishing to buy or sell any STOCKS r BONDS will find it for their advantage to all on us or write to us.
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H. W. STORRS,
Successor to SESSIONS & STORRS.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT E
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
Baggage Promptly Delivered
To and from the Cars and Steamboats on the most satisfactory terms. ALSO, MAIL CARRIER. Office, at A. Thomas & Co's, 30 State Street. AND AT THE AMERICAN HOTEL, HARTFORD, CONN.
MARCUS SMITH, AGENT,
Manufacturer of
WAGONS, CARTS, SLEIGHS, &C. &C. ALSO, HORSESHOEING and BLACKSMITHING
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IN GENERAL.
ALSO,
IRON WORK FOR VESSELS, No. 46 Kilbourn, corner of Commerce s1.
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GAS FIXTURES
JOHN C. ABBOT,
DEALER IN
GAS FIXTURES, Gas and Kerosene Cooking and Heating STOVES, Non-Explosive Lamps, And Coal Oil Fluid, Weather Strips, GAS FITTING. No. 272 Main Street, Hungerford & Cone's Block. HARTFORD, CONN.
hartford Steam Printing Co., 18 State Street, UP ONE FLIGHT OF STAIRS ONLY, HAS an office furnished with the best kinds of STEAM Presses, and Type, for the execution of all kinds of
PRINTING.
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AND
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13 ASYLUM STREET.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL CLASSICAL, THEOLOGICAL & MISCELLANEOUS
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Anything in my line, not on hand, procured at short notice. All of which are offered at the lowest prices.
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BOOKBINDER.
Exchange Book Bindery.
AND
BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURING.
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338 Main st., Exchange Buildings, HARTFORD, CONN., MANUFACTURES
ACCOUNT BOOKS FOR BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, MANUFACTURING CO'S, MERCHANTS, &c. ALSO,
TOWN AND PROBATE RECORDS, AND PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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Over No. 13 Asylum St. Entrance through Hunt's Book Store,
BLANK BOOKS,
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Letter Books, Port Folios, Scrap Books Skeleton Letter Books, made to order. MUSIC AND MAGAZINES Bound at short notice, and in every style of binding Bill Heads Ruled and Printed. Library Books & Photograph Albums Repaired STRONG AND NEAT.
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BOOTS AND SHOES-BOXES. 337
The "BOSTON SHOE STORE."
ELDRIDGE & CO., Successors to AMOS LARNED,
Dealers in FINEST and Medium Qualities of Gents. Ladies' & Childrens'
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS
278 Main Street, A few doors North of Post Office, HARTFORD, CT. Please notice .- We sell no Goods that we cannot warrant. E. & CO.
W. H. & L. H. ROBERTSON, MANUFACTURERS OF
Packing Boxes
OF ALL KINDS,
For Merchants, Manufacturers of Cotton and Woolen Goods, Boots and Shoes, Soap and Candles, Tobacco, Guns, Pistols, Machinery, &c., &c.
Patent Well Curbs, Box Shooks, to order. Kindling Wood by the barrel.
Grove Works, Potter Street, HARTFORD, CONN. All orders promptly attended to. 27
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BURIAL CASKETS.
GLAFCKE & COOK,
SUCCESSORS TO W. W. ROBERTS,
UNDERTAKERS
AND SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
Roberts' Patent Burial Caskets
OF
Dealers in all kinds of
COFFIN TRIMMINGS
Warerooms 12 Pratt St.
Next door east of COURANT OFFICE.
Give special attention to laying out and preserv ing in Ice ; furnish everything required at burial, and take the entire charge of funerals.
339
BURIAL CASKETS.
RALPH FOSTER, UNDERTAKER, No. 602 North Main St., Has the sole right for the Manufacture and Sale of Lyman's Patent Crystalized
AIR & WATER TIGHT BURIAL CASES.
These Caskets have been thoroughly tested and proved themselves to be superior to any other now in use, both in tightness and dura- bility. Tests in proof of this to be seen at all limes by calling at our warerooms, where we keep constantly a full assortment of
CASKETS, COFFINS, SHROUDS, CAPS, &C. Shaving and Laying out Bodies, Superintending of Funerals.
Hearse Furnished,
Everything in our line furnished upon the nost reasonable terms.
Furniture Repaired & warranted to give satisfaction. Nos. 584 and 586 North Main street, M. T. RUSSELL, Agent.
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CARRIAGES.
Geo. S. Evarts,
Manufacturer & Dealer
In every style of
CARRIAGES
Wagons and Carts,
Nos. 39, 41, 43 Albany avenue.
Carriage Manufacturers
Can find here a good supply of
Wheels,
Shafts,
Poles,
Seats,
Spokes,
Rims,
Hubs,
Clips,
Shackles,
&c., &c.
Nos. 39, 41 and 43 Albany Avenue
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MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
TOP CARRIAGES, BUSINESS WAGONS, BUGGIES, PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, Or any other style of Wagon made to order, of the best materials and by experienced workmen.
CARRI AGES .
ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SALE, HUBS, SPOKES, RIMS, WHEELS, SHAFTS, POLES Whiffletrees, Neck Yokes, Bodies, Seats, Sleigh Runners and Fenders, * 27*
Also, wood work for Hartford Jumper Sleighs. All in want of the above, are invited to call on the subscriber at Nos. 39, 41 and 43 ALBANY AVENUE, HARTFORD, CONN. GEORGE S. EVARTS.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
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CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGE
SHOP.
Repairing Promptly At- tended to, and New Work of any Style
Built to Order.
Having had a number of years of practical ex- perience in the business, we think we can give good satisfaction to any who may favor us with . their orders. Attention given to
IRON WORK
For Joiners and Builders. ANCHORS, BOLTS, &C., Made to Order at Reasonable Prices, No. 24 & 26 Sheldon St., HARTFORD, CONN.
HENRY A, GAY, M. KENNY.
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CARRIAGES.
RALPH KING,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
CARRIAGES
AND
WHEEL WORK,
From the best New Jersey and Connecticut
OAK AND HICKORY.
MERCHANTS' AND EXPRESS WAGONS; GROCERS' AND MARKET WAGONS; TRUCK TEAMS FOR CITY TRADE; TEAM WAGONS, ALL SORTS; LOG CARRIAGES with patent Hoisting Gear; COTTON DRAYS AND HORSE CARTS; OX CARTS, WITH WOOD OR IRON HUBS; MULE WAGONS, ALL SIZES; LOG WHEELS, &c.
177 COMMERCE ST., Opposite Freight Depot, HARTFORD, CONN.
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CAPS, HATS, & C . - CO'AL.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS ! ADMISSION FREE.
Citizens and Strangers should not fail to visit BUNCE'S HAT, CAP, FUR Gents' Furnishing Emporium.
Where everything combining novelty and utility are to be found. LADIES' DRESS FURS, IN THEIR SEASON.
J. W. BUNCE, 3d door below Asylum st. 307 Main st.
HATCH & TYLER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
COAL
Office 244 State st.
Hartford, Conn.
Successors to E. FLOWER & Co. and BECKWITH & TYLER.
GEO. E. HATCH, E. S. TYLER,
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CARVING.
CARVING
AND Scroll Sawing Works.
THE undersigned, late of New York City, where they have had long experience, do most respectfully inform the BUILDING community, and the people in general of their extensive steam-power facilities for all kinds of CARVING, and all work pertaining thereto.
Particular attention given to CHURCH WORK, such as Window Frames, Altars, Tabernacles, Pews, Galleries, Rails, &c., &c.
Capitols in all the orders, Brackets, Mouldings, Rustic and Emblematic Frames, Eagles, Cornices and Devices of all kinds carved to order. Ornamental and Plain Block Letter Signs and Show Cases made to order.
PATTERNS AND MODELS made, and the strictest privacy observed. Also, Pattern Carving.
Counting Rooms and Stores fitted up in the best manner and all work done on the most reasonable terms.
Refers to the most prominent Architects and Build- ers in the United States.
PRALL & DRUMMOND, Designers and Carvers,
Office, 22 & 24 Mulberry Sreet.
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COAL.
COAL.
THE Subscriber would call the attention of the Public to his choice stock of
COAL,
EMBRACING ALL THE USUAL SIZES FOR
Domestic use and Manufacturing purposes,
which I am selling at the lowest market price. I have for SUMMER use the celebrated
LORBERRY COAL, Which is of a Superior quality.
All of the above Coals are kept dry and under cover, and carefully screened and weighed.
EUGENE L. KENYON,
People's Coal Yard, Nos. 171 & 179 Front st.
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CROCKERY.
THE NEW CENTRAL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CROCKERY and House Furnishing Store,
No. 272 Main Street,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Hungerford & Cone's Bl'k, lately occupied by Etna Bank
H. W. COODWIN
Has the pleasure of announcing that he has removed to the above central and convenient location, which has been elegantly fitted up, making one of the finest es- Cablishments of its kind in New England, being in close proximity to all the leading Express, Telegraph and Post Offices, and the immediate centre of trade, which gives us every facility for receiving and filling orders with promptness.
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