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JAMES SPENCER, Manufacturer and Repairer of Jewelry, q.c. Pencils, Spoons, Spectacles, Jewelry, and every other article in his line, repaired in the best manner, and at the shortest notice. Jewelry of all kinds, manufactured to order. No. 8 Pearl st.
Spencer James, jeweler, 8 Pearl, h. 9 Trumbull st,
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Spencer John A. hair dresser, 20516 Main, h. over shop Spencer Mrs. Julia, widow, h. 28 Front st.
Spencer Mary, widow, h. 11 Village st. Spencer Stephen, h. 38 Trumbull st.
Spencer Theodore, tailor, 48 State, h. 13 Chapel st. Spencer William, livery stable, Mulb'y, h. 12 do. Spencer William A. clerk, bds. 38 Trumbull st.
SPERRY, BULKLEY & PUSHEE, Iron Founders, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Stoves ; Man- ufacturers of Mill Gear, Cart and Wagon Boxes, Plow Castings, Clock and Window Weights, Porta- ble Furnaces, Oven Mouths, Boilers, Doors and Grates, Caldrons, Kettles, Hollow Ware, Harrow and Cultivator Teeth, Cooking, Parlor, Box and Cylinder Stoves, Coal Grates, Siove Pipe and Trimmings, Iron- works, Grove street. Store and Office, 106 State street.
Sperry Alanson K. (S. Bulkley & Pushee,) h. 106 State.
Sperry Aner, (Sperry & Taylor,) h. 99 Front st. Sperry Mrs. B. W. h. 13 Asylum st.
Sperry Geo. S. cordwainer, h. Hudson st. con.
Sperry Isaac, bookbinder, h. 367 Main st.
Sperry Isaac J. bot'ie physician, 128 Main. h. 31 Hud'n. Sperry & Taylor, livery stable, 28 State st. Sperry Theodore S. bot. med.store, 128 Main, h. rear. Spooner Clapp, agent T. & Co's Ex., bds. 13 Central r. Sprague Nathaniel, machinist, h. West st. Spring Gardner W. clerk, bds. 75 State st. Sprout Charles F. victualer, under 85 State st. Squires Alvin, fish monger, h. 56 Commerce st. Squires David, fish monger, h. Belden's lane. Squires Hiram E. clerk, bds. United States Hotel.
Squries Mr. laborer, h. Grove lane. Squires Wm. H. butcher, C. H. market, h. Washington. STAGE OFFICE, 14 State st. Stanley Miss Mabel, bds. 45 College st. Stanley Mrs. widow of Dr. S. h. 8 Charter st. Stannis John, h. Spruce st. Stanard Essi, moulder, bds. New England House.
Stark John B. joiner, h. North Front st. Starks Horace, hack driver, bds. Connecticut Hotel.
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STANCLIFF'S DAGUERRIAN GALLERY ; Free exhibi- tion of Daguerreotype Portraits and Miniatures, over Messrs. Olmsted, Thatcher & Goodrich's Store, corner of Main and Pearl streets. Admittance, free for all. Among the advantages this establishment has over every other in Connecticut, are the following, viz: A sky-light, which requires but a short sitting, even in cloudy weather, and so arranged as to produce the most perfect eye, without the painful expression so common to Daguerreotype miniatures which are made by a side light. The secret of working the chemicals used by the best establishments in the world. Voigt- glander Sohn's German Cameras, some of the most per- fect ever brought to this country; (one of which makes a picture twice the size of any one in the State;) they give a perfect image, instead of distorting the features as imperfect instruments must necessarily do. An apparatus for copying Daguerreotypes without reducing their size. A Reflector, for taking Landscapes, Build- ings, &c. without reversing. Persons wishing to acquire the art, will be faithfully instructed, and fur- nished with apparatus. [No person is asked to take a picture from these rooms, unless it is perfectly satisfactory.
Stancliff J. W. dag. artist, 15616 Main, h. South-west of South Green.
Starks R. H. saddler, bds. 33 Market st. Stark weather Benjamin, h. 326 Main st.
Starkweather Geo. butcher, res. Albany road.
N. STARKWEATHER, County Surveyor, for Hart- ford County, office 1 Central row. All orders for field surveying in city and town, thankfully received and promptly attended to, at a reasonable charge.
Starkweather N. const. and co. Surv., h. 23 Hudson st. Starr & Burkett, dry goods, "bee hive," 227 Main st. Starr Burgis P. (S. & Burkett,) bds. American Hotel. Stearns Samuel, teamster, h. Park st.
STEAM FLOUR MILLS, 22 Ferry st. Stebbins David, h. 42 Trumbull st.
Stebbins Lucius, map binder, 25 Asylum, h. Spring. Stebbins Persis, milliner, 238 Main, bds. 8 Chapel st. Stedman Alvin, joiner, h. 21 Sheldon st.
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Stedman G. A. h. 47 Church st. Stedman Jas. M. (Denslow & S.,) h. 20 Windsor st. Stedman T. P. conf. & fruit 18216 Main, bds. 18 Prosp. Stevenson A. cordwainer, h. 159 Front st. Stevenson John, laborer, bds. 20 Hudson st. Stevens Benjamin, saddler, h. Park st. Stevens Benoni B. Union Hotel, 320 Main st. Stevens Edwin, hatter, h. 41 Potter st. Stevens O. H. grocer, 6412, bds. 65 State st. Steele Eliza, widow, boarding house, 24 Church st. Steele John, cook at U. S. Hotel.
Steele James, cordwainer, bds. 24 Church st. Steele Mary, widow, boarding house, 5 Elm st. Steele Mary, widow of Henry, h. 7 Washington st. Steele Samuel, coppersmith, bds. 5 Elm st.
THOMAS STEELE, Dealer in Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Spectacles, Silver Spoons, Plated and Britannia Ware. Exchange Buildings, 195 Main st. Watches of all kinds carefully repaired by experienced workmen and warranted.
Steele Thomas, jeweller, 195 Main, h: High st. Steele Wm. plane maker, bds. 12 Kilbourn st. Stetson Horace W. (.Allen & S.,) bds. 89 Main st. Stetson Charles C. butcher, h. Park st. Stewart Duncan L. Prof. Tri. Col. room Brownell Hall. Stewart Elizabeth, widow, h. 14 Trumbull st. Stewart George, joiner, h. 18 Kilbourn st. Stewart Thomas, harness maker, h. 5 South Prospect. Stewart Wm. gardner, 123 Front st. Stewart W. coach painter, bds. 48 Hudson st. Stiles Levi, saddler, bds. American Hotel. Stiles Mehitable, widow, h. 18 Prospect st. Still John H. ( Rose & Still,) bds. American Hotel.
ALLEN S. STILLMAN, Book Binder and Account Book Manufacturer. Account Books ruled to any pattern and bound in Extra Binding. Old Books and Periodicals rebound in the neatest manner, on moder- ate terms. Exchange Buildings, No. 193} Main st.
Stillman Allen S. h. 47 Front st.
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Stillman George, saddler, bds. 8 Pearl st. Stillman Jared A., tailor, h. 1 Marsh alley. Stillman Peter D. hat store, 198 Main, h. Coles st.
Stillman Simeon, Jr., mason, h. 31 Market st. Stillman Wm. T. saddler, bds. 6 Pearl st. Stiner Abraham, peddler, h. 12 Mill st. St. John Charles, farmer, h. Asylum hill. St. John Russell, farmer, h. Asylum hill. St. John William E. h. Asylum hill. ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL, 8 Mulberry st. Stockbridge Alphonzo, h. 121 Front st. Stockbridge John, joiner, h. East Hartford.
Stockbridge Lyman, m. tailor, 2 Cent. row, h. 22 Ch.
Stockbridge Misses, teachers, h. 114 Front st. Stockbridge Randolph, boarding house, 40 Temple st. Stockwell Lewis, 41 Trumbull st.
Stoddard George, cordwainer, h. 23 Mill st.
Stoddard Rollin K. bookbinder, h. 30 Main st. Stoddard Wm. A. silversmith, h. N. H. Turnpike.
Stokes Mr. laborer, h. 90 Front st.
Stone C. L. carriage maker, Asylum hill. Stone Collins, teacher Am. Asylum, h. Garden st. Stone Darius, h. 39 Front st.
Stone James R. clergyman S. Bap. Ch., h. 38 Main st.
Stones Martin, laborer, h. 5 Buckingham st.
Stone W. H. (Gale & S.,) bds. 20 Kilbourn st. Storer George, screw manuf., h. 97 Front st.
Storrs Augustus, bds. 2 Asylum st. Storrs Charles, h. 23 Hudson st.
Stoughton E. A. dag. artist, 115 Main, bds. E. Hartford. Stowe Isaac A. (Adams & S.,) h. 37 Pearl st.
Stowell Lewis, bootmaker, 82 Front st.
Strickland Francis C. tailor 41 State, h. 35 Church st. Strickland Stephen, tailor, h. 48 Windsor st. Strickland Watson, tailor, bds. 35 Church st.
STRONG & WOODRUFF, Manufacturers and Deal- ers in Hats, Caps and Furs, Wholesale and, Retail, 204 Main street, at the old stand of C. A. Avery.
Strong Chas. C. (Strong & Woodruff,) h. 35 Temple st.
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Strong E. B. Crystal, 75 State, h. 72 Trumbull st. Strong widow of Ezra, h, 40 Church st. Strong Ira, boarding house, 300 Main st. Strong J. E. tailor, bds. 35 Temple st. Strong Mrs. Naomi, widow, bds. 20 Front st. Strong & Woodruff, hatters, 204 Main st. Stuart I. William, Charter Oak Place. Studley Daniel, printer, h. 18 Hudson st. Studley Theodore, cordwainer, bds. 283 Main st. Studley Walter, cordwainer, h. 283 Main st. Sugden Wm. E. (Catlin & Co.,) bds. 215 Main st. Sumner & Goodman, booksellers, 192 Main st. Sumner George, physician, Asylum st. cor. Trumbull. Sumner H. F. (Sumner & Goodman,) h. 29 Main st. Suinner Thos. machinist, h. rear of 71 Asylum st. Sumner John, stage agent, h. 68 Front st. Sumner Wm. (Agard & S.,) bds. 85 State st. Sullivan William, blacksmith, h. 15516 Front st. Sunbury J. B. Franklin House, 254 Main st. Swan Henry, meat market, 31 Ferry, h. Rocky hill. Swan Henry, carman, bds. 9 Commerce st.
Swan Jonas P. carman, h. 40 Potter st.
Sweet Truman, stage proprietor, 53 State st.
A. SWEETLAND, Dealer in Bolton Flag Stone. The subscriber keeps on hand and at quarries in Bol- ton, a good assortment of Flag Stone of all the various sizes required, and of best quality, at prices which will make it for the interest of customers to favor him with a call at his yard, near the foot of Commerce street. Stone delivered by the quarry teams in any part of the city, without charge, and at short notice.
Sweetland A. h. 25 Potter st. Sweetland Levi A. clerk, bds. 25 Potter st. Sweetland Mary, widow, h. 6 Kingsley st. Sweetland Wm. H. bds. 254 Main st. Franklin House. Sweeney Dennis, laborer, h. 3416 Mill st. Swift Wm. Hotel, Wethersfield road.
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Taft C. A. homeoe pathic phys. 221 Main bds. U. S. H. Taintor John A. h. Garden st. Talcott Ansel, h. Wethersfield road.
Talcott Caleb M. clerk, bds. 65 State st.
Talcott John O. Litchfield stage driver, bds. 46 State. Talcott Leverett, grocer, cor. Main & Pearl, h. 15 Elm. Talcott Russell G. ( Ripleys & Talcott,) h. 22 Temple. TALCOTT STREET HOTEL, G. Remington, 44 Talcott. Talcott William, farmer, h. 258 Main st.
Tarbell Margaret Mrs. orphan asylum, h. Washington. Tarbox John, clerk, h. 110 Front st.
Taylor B. & E. steam planing mill, Dutch Point.
Taylor Benjamin, (B. & E. 7'.,) h. Glastenbury.
Taylor David, glazier, h. 43 College st.
Taylor Edwin, (B. & E. Taylor,) h. 43 Front st. Taylor Ellen, widow, h. 12 Church st.
Taylor Fred'k F. (Sperry & Taylor,) bds. 99 Front st.
Taylor Henry, teamster, bds. Cooper lane.
Taylor J. H. plater, bds. 8 Pearl st.
Taylor James, h. 12 Elm st. Taylor Nathaniel, baker, Albany road. Taylor O. A. clerk at Savings Bank.
Taylor Joseph, printer, h. 61 State st.
Taylor Samuel B. bookbinder, h. 33 Mill st.
Taylor V. C. organist South Cong. Ch. bds. City Hotel.
Taylor Mrs. Wealthy, h. 2 Brinley Court.
Tenant Azel, copperplate printer, h. 14 Temple st. Terry Eliphalet, Prest. Hf'd. Fire Ins. Co. h. 353 Main. Terry Frank, clerk, bds. 311 Main st.
Terry James, accountant, bds. 18 Buckingham st.
Terry H. W. landscape gardner, h. Asylum hill. Terry Elijah J. clerk, bds. Eagle Hotel.
Terry Joseph A. clerk, bds. 7 Morgan st.
Terry James W. cabinet maker, h. rear 1 Clinton st.
Terry John, leather dresser, bds. rear 1 Clinton st. Terry Roderick & Co., grocers, 103 State st.
Terry Roderick, (R. Terry & Co.) h. 311 Main st. Terry R. Jr. (R. Terry & Co.) h. 27% Ann st.
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J. B. TERRY, Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist, 1801% Main street, extracts, cleanses, fills and inserts Teeth, on the most careful and approved manner. Entire sets of Teeth inserted on an improved plan, surpassing any other style.
Terry J. B. surg'n dent., office 18016 Main, h. 4 Asylum. Terry Seth, attorney, Waverly, h. 18 Buckingham st.
Terry Mrs. Sophia, widow of E. P. Terry, h. 25 Ann.
Terry Joseph, leather store, 46, h. 7 Morgan st.
Terry William B. bookbinder, bds. 10 Asylum st.
Thacher Henry, clerk, bds. 53 Main st.
Thacher Peter, h. 53 Main st.
Thacher Peter, Jr. joiner, h. 21 Buckingham, shop rear.
Thacher S. P. (Olmsted, T. & Goodrich,) h. 53 Main.
Thayer Francis, paper manuf, h. 129 Front st.
Thomas Asa, porter at U. S. Hotel.
Thomas James, h. 92 Main st.
Thomas Marcus, bds. 44 Talcott st.
Thomas Henry, iron founder, h. 16 Commerce st.
Thomas Mrs. Emeline, dress maker, Phelps Alley.
Thomas Miss S. J. dress maker, 62 Asylum.
Thomas Frederick, joiner, bds. 44 Talcott st.
Thompson Alex. br'm m'k'r,35 Morgan,h.80} N.Mark't. Thompson Mrs. A. milliner, 243 Main st.
Thompson & Co. Boston & Albany Express, 139 Main.
Thompson E. C. confectioner, Albany road. Thompson George, mason, h. 146 Front st. Thompson John C. tailor, 45 Morgan, h. 143 Front.
Thompson John W. painter, h. 4 Hicks st.
Thompson J. P. law student, bds. 1 Kilbourn st.
Thompson Mrs. Rosanna, h. Albany st. Thompson Wm. N. jeweler, bds. 252 Main. Thompson Edgar, bookbinder, h. John st.
Thompson Wm. (Loomis & Thompson,) h. 44 Asylum. Thomson Wm. S. dry goods. 225 Main, bds. City Hot'l. Thorp Joseph D. porter at U. S. Hotel. Thrall Willis, rule manuf, 6 State, h. 30% Church st. Thurston J. farmer, Albany road.
Tibbals Marshal V. machinist, bds. 21 Asylum st. Thrasher Mrs. Abigail h. Hudson st. con,
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Tiffany Edwin D. (Case, T. & Co.) h. 8 Main st.
Tiffany Jonathan, bds. 8 Main st.
Tiffany Lucien, engineer, h. Marsh st.
TIMES OFFICE, 5 Central row.
Tiernan James, laborer, h. 40 Mill st.
Tinker Wm. cabinet maker, h. 27 Mill st.
Tisdale James, grocer, 13 Central row, h. over store.
Torrey Jacob N. h. 43 Pearl st.
Totten Silas, Pres. Trinity College, h. Washington st.
Toucey Isaac, att'y, over 194 Main, h. 113 Main st.
TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE, 12 Pearl st.
Town Luther, machinist, h. 19 Commerce st.
Tracy Francis, stone cutter, bds. 3 Pleasant st.
Tracy Henry W. clerk, bds. 21 Morgan st.
Tracy Henry R. saddler, h. Park st.
Tracy John R. (John S. Gray & Co.) h. 56 Church st.
Tracy Dennis, laborer, bds. 11 Trumbull st.
Trask Lewis, joiner, h. Asylum hill. Trask Nathaniel, laborer, bds. 28 Ferry.
Treat Charles, laborer, h. 77 Pearl st.
Tracy Thomas, laborer, bds. 7 Prospect st. Treat Selah, bds. American Hotel.
Tracy Rev. O. agt. A. Bap. M. U., h. 49 State st.
Treat Eliza, widow of Charles, bds. 283 Main st. Trumbull Henry C. bds. Grove, cor. Prospect st.
Trumbull Joseph, h. Grove, cor. Prospect st.
Tryon Anson, mason, h. Wadsworth st. Tryon Henry R. mason, h. Park st.
Tryon Andrew J. cabinet maker, bds. 13 Morgan st.
Tryon Samuel, joiner, h. 21 Market st.
Tubbs Geo. book agent, h. 34 Buckingham st.
Tudor Samuel, h. 262 Main st.
Tudor Wm. F. news carrier, h. Wethersfield st.
Tudor Sophia, h. 14 Church st.
Turnbull Rev. Robert, past. 1st Bap. Ch., h. Spring st. Turner C. W. tailor, h. 47 Morgan st.
Turner Wm. W. teacher at American Asylum.
Tuller Charles, printer, bds. 61 Asylum st.
Tuller Geo. W. tailor, bds. 103 Front st.
Tuller Marvin, bonnet bleacher, bds. 61 Asylum st.
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Tuller Wm. jeweler, h. 83% Main st, Turney John, laborer, h. 13 Trumbull st. Turpin Joseph W. clerk, h. 302 Main st. Tuttle Amos G. h. Albany road. Tuttle Miles A. (S. Tuttle & Sons,) h. 269 Main st. Tuttle Reuel H. student, bds. 269 Main st. Tuttle Samuel & Sons, grocers, 267 Main st. Tuttle Samuel, (S. Tuttle & Sons,) h. 269 Main. Tuttle Samuel I. (S. Tuttle & Sons,) h. 56 Asylum st. Tuttle Wm. F. (S. Tuttle & Sons,) h, 21 Village st. Tyler Frederick, h. Asylum hill.
Underwood Sanford S. shoes, 14 Market, h. 25 Pearl. UNION HALL, corner Main and Pearl sts. UNION HOTEL, B. B. Stevens, 320 Main st. U. S. DIST. ATT'Y, & MARSHALS OFFICE, 1961% Main. UNITED STATES HOTEL, H. Rockwood, 14 State st. Upson Isaac H. hatter, bds. Eagle Hotel. Utley Augustus, h. 25 Church st.
Vallant Richard, accountant, h. 17 College st. Van Deusen D. Winsted stage driver, h. Chapel st. Viets Jas. R. clerk. bds. American Hotel. Vergennes H. C. atty. 1841% Main, bds. Am. Hotel. Van Deusen Edward, clerk, bds. 30 Morgan st. Verry Henry, boot cutter, Wash'gton Hall, h. 365 Main. Vibberts Benjamin, painter, bds. 34 Pearl st. Vorrey Burnham, carman, bds. 14 Morgan. Vibberts J. M. Litchfield stage driver, bds. 46 State. Vining Almanzor, h. Albany st. Vining Philo M. bellows maker, h. Albany st.
Wade B. C. teacher of music, h. 15 Church st. Wadsworth Melissa A. widow, h. 39 Mill st. Wadsworth Charles R. clerk, bds. 33 College st. Wadsworth Daniel, 6 Prospect st. Wadsworth Edward, mason, h. 5 South Prospect st.
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Wadsworth Edward, agent B. S. Tr. Co. 34 Church. Wadsworth Hezekiah, laborer, h. 147 Front st. Wadsworth & Gillett, grocers, 64 Commerce st. Wadsworth Norman, (W. & Gillett,) bds. 100 Front. Wadsworth Henry, clerk, bds. Clinton House. Wadsworth Oliver, saddler, 309 Main, h. 30 Chapel. Wadsworth Wm. S. grocer, 82 Main, h. 33 College. Wait Wm. moulder, h. Wethersfield st. Wales Geo. clerk, bds. 11 Ferry st. Walker Anson, cordwainer, h. 31 Potters st. Walker Lorenzo, teamster, h. 20 Kilbourn st. Walker John, joiner, bds. 118 Front. Walker D. B. laborer, h. N. Sheldon st.
Walker James G. clerk, bds. 85 State st. Walker Mrs. Hannah, 53 Mill st.
Walker Mrs. Susannah, h. 19 Church st. Walkley James C. atty, Exch. buildings, h. 11 High st. Wall Martin, stone mason, h. 18 Sheldon st. Wall Wm. paper maker, h. 18 Sheldon. Wallace Andrew, coach lace manuf. h. 13 Elm st. Wallace James, laborer, h. 17 Market st. Wallace Mrs. F. M. milliner, 222 Main. Wallace Ralph, ice dealer, h. 222 Main st. Wallace William, carman, h. Grove lane. Walton Wm. H. plater, bds. Wadsworth st. Warburton John, bds. City Hotel.
Ward James, lumber yard, Sheldon, h. 98 Main st. Ward S. S. pres. H'rdw're Co. h. cor. Church & High.
W. A. WARD, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, &c., No. 55 State Street.
Ward Wm. A. merchant, 55 State, h. 14 Grove st. Ward R. B. h. 10 Prospect st. Ward Thos. laborer, h. Clinton st. Warner George E. medical student, bds. 271 Main st. Warner Mrs. widow, h. 19 Mill st. Warner N. P. joiner shop, rear 54, h. N. Front st. Warner Daniel, h. 53 Pearl st.
Warner James H. clerk, bds. 327 Main st.
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Warner Wm. F. cabinet maker, h. 2 S. Prospect st. Warren Austin, cordwainer, bds. 13 Asylum st. Warren Mr. meat market, h. 361% Morgan st. Washburn George A. cabinet maker, bds. 6 Temple. WASHINGTON MARKET, corner Main and Trumbull. WASHINGTON SALOON, 10 Mulberry st.
WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE HALL, cor. Tem. & Mark. Waterman Daniel B. stage agent, bds. 40 Temple st. Waterman Edward P. printer, h. Windsor road. Waterman Mrs. G. widow, h. 31 Temple st. Waterman N. M. Dep. sh'ff, 7 Central row, h. 24 Elm. Waters Abner, pattern maker, h. 71 Front st. Waters Francis, teamster, h. North Front st. Waters Henry, silversmith, bds. 106 Front st. Waters Horace, butcher, City Hall market, h. Washn. Waters James, teamster, h. 38 Potters st. Waters widow of James, h. Charles st. Waters Mr. cordwainer, bds. 106 Front st. Waters Rufus, farmer, h. Russel st. Waters R. G. hatter, bds. Connecticut Hotel. Watkins Mrs. H. h. 4 Ann st. Watkinson Alfred, coal yard 44 Front, h. 32 Asylum. Watkinson & Bartholomew, store 111 State st. Watkinson David, h. 2 Prospect st.
Watkinson E. B. Sec'y Collins Co. bds. U. S. Hotel. Watkinson Lavina, widow of Edward, h. 5 Prospect. Watkinson Robert, (W. & B.) h. 9 Prospect st. Watkinson Robert Jr. clerk, bds. 9 Prospectst. Watkinson William, bds. 2 Prospect st. Watrous Henry, screw manufacturer, h. 75 Front st. Watrous Seymour, cabinet maker, h. near Retreat. Watson Benjamin M. h. 7 Ellery st. Watson Mrs. J. B. widow, h. 46 Pleasant st.
WAVERLY HOUSE, 6 and 7 Central row. Way & Brothers, hardware store, 197 Main st. Way George M. (Way & Brothers,) h. 34 Temple st.
Way John C. clerk, bds. 34 Temple st. Webb Mrs. Nathaniel, h. Bliss st. Webb N. Seymour, Capt. U. S. Army, bds. Ct. Hotel. Webb James H. clerk, h. 56 College st.
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Webb John H. h. 1 Morgan st.
Webb William R. porter, Exchange Hotel. Webster Chas. T. (M. C. W. & Son,) bds. 18 Front st.
Webster David H. Atheneum, 116 Main st. Webster J. E. bookbinder, bds. 277 Main st. Webster Lorin, clerk, bds. 13 Ferry st. Webster M. C. (M. C. W. & Son,) h. 18 Front st. Webster Mrs. Elizabeth, h. 34 Potters st. Webster M. C. & Son, potters, 19 and 27 Front st Webster Miss Eliza, bds. 5 S. Prospect st. Webster Miss Maria, bds. 5 S. Prospect st. Webster Mrs. P. nurse, h. 9 Village st. Webster Mrs. R. h. 6 Morgan st.
Weildon & Gleason, hair dressers, 14 State st. Weildon Thomas, (W. & Gleason,) h. 5 Chapel st.
Weeks C. & H, coopers, 54 Commerce st. Weeks Charles, (C. & H. Weeks,) h. Charles st. Weeks Henry, (C. & H. Weeks,) h. Charles st. Weeks James, joiner, h. 15 Kilbourn st.
WEEKS & POMROY, 118 Main and 17 Ferry sts. offer a complete assortment of Family Groceries, of the best quality, and at the lowest prices. Customers may depend on finding every article as represented.
Weeks Joseph, (W. & Pomroy,) h. 13 Kilbourn st. Weeks Wm. bar room, 14 Ferry st. h. 101 Front st. Welch George M. druggist, 88 State, bds. 6 Kilbourn. Welch Sarah, widow, h. 6 Kilbourn st. Weld Lewis, Principal Am. Asylum, Asylum hill.
Wells Chauncey, joiner, bds. 38 Mill st. Wells Cornelius, clerk, bds. 30 Front st. Wells Chauncey, (Wells & Holt,) h. 80 Front st.
Wells Charles, farmer, (First Selectman,) h. Park st. Wells Charles B. clerk, bds. 34 Temple st.
Wells Charles P. druggist, 178 Main, h. 20 Front st. Wells Edward D. h. 1 Wells st.
Wells Edward, painter, bds. 14 Central row.
Wells Edward W. teacher of drawing, bds. 7 Prospect.
Wells Horace, dentist, 18016 Main, bds. 117 do. Wells Hannah, widow of Oliver, h. 273 Main st.
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Wells Henry Jr. cordwainer, h. Coles st. Wells Henry, cordwainer, h. 15 Main st. Wells & Holt, carmen, 80 Front st. Wells Horace Jr. clerk, bds. 1 Wells st. Wells Joseph, laborer, rear of Charles st. Wells John G. printer, 1841% Main, bds. 2616 Elm st. Wells James H. h. 7 Prospect st.
Wells James G. (Wells & Goodwin,) bds. 273 Main st. Wells Levi, joiner, h. 32 Market st. Welles L. T. jeweler, 206 Main, bds. Eagle Hotel. Wells Nancy, widow, bds. 32 Elm st. Wells Silas, joiner, h. 32 Market st. Welles Thomas H. printer, h. 8 Main st. Wells William, saddler, bds. 277 Main st. Welton George L. h. 31% Commerce st. Wentworth Daniel J. h. 1 Spruce st. Wescott William, joiner, h. 51 Pearl st. Westland Aralzia, teamster, h. 19 Commerce st. West Sherman, laborer, h. Windsor road. Wetherly John, blacksmith, bds. 1 Potter st. Wheeler Seth, mason, h. 16 Kilbourn st. Wheeler Laura, nurse, 16 Trumbull st. Wheeler Leonard, clerk, bds. 169 Main st. Wheeler J. L. teacher, American Asylum. Wetmore Henry, joiner, h. 23 Trumbull st. Whalan Michael, h. 21 Mill st. Wheat Francis, h. Windsor road. Wheat James Jr. painter, h. 1031% Front st. Wheaton Noah, joiner, 51 Asylum st. h. do. Wheelock Geo. cordwainer, bds. 10 Asylum st. Wheelock John K. laborer, h. 2 Main st. Whitcomb Mrs. E. h. 21 Market st. White Homer, machinist, h. 7 Ellery st. White J. H. teacher, American Asylum. White Wm. B. grocer, 90 Main, bds. 24 do. White Michael, cordwainer, h. 80 Commerce st. White Dyer, toolmaker, bds. 356 Main st. White David, farmer, West Hartford. White George R. carpenter, h. 24 Main st. White George, joiner, h. 18 Chapel st.
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White Henry C. h. 40 Hudson st. White John, grocer, 90 Main, bds. 24 do. White Patrick, ostler, h. 12 Kingsley st. White Sidney A. clerk, bds. 169 Main st. White J. Woodbridge, bds. Coles st. White Win. S. house build'r, S. Prospect, h. 14 Buck. White Willard W. painter, h. 7 Elm st. Whiting G. S. (Kilbourn & Whiting,) bds. 244 Main st. Whiting Sarah, widow, h. 24 Pearl st. Whiting Warner, cordwainer, h. 103 Front st. Whiting Thomas, cordwainer, bds. 103 Front st. Whiton Wilson, teacher Asylum, bds. U. S. Hotel. Whitman Benjamin E. bds. 32 Elm st. Whitmarsh A. C. hatter, bds. 7 Ellery st. Whittemore Amos, pattern maker, h. 32 Commerce st. Whitmore A. H. harness maker, bds. 31 Windsor st.
WHITMORE & BRAINARD'S Brass Foundry, Coppersmithing, and Brass, Zinc and Copper Casting, of all descriptions, No. 1 Trumbull street, a few rods south of Pearl street. Brass and Copper work of all kinds, as well as Castings, will be executed, in the neatest and most desirable style, and cheapest terms. All in-want of any description of these kinds of work, will find it for their interest to call as above. CONRAD WHITMORE. HORACE C. BRAINARD.
Whitmore Conrad, (W. & Brainard,) h. Bliss st. Whittemore J. grocer, 117 State, bds. 32 Commerce. Whittemore Watson, clerk, bds. 32 Commerce st. Whitmore Norman, bds. Eagle Hotel. Whitmore Phineas B. printer, h. Chestnut st. Whitmore Ransom, gardner, Wethersfield lane. Whitney George, accountant, bds. 307 Main st. Wickham James S. printer, h. 25 Kilbourn st. Wickham Sarah, widow, h. 25 Kilbourn st. Wieser E. F. tailor, h. rear 42 Morgan st. Wilber Ann, milliner & dress maker, h. 6 Temple st. Wilcox Horace, cabinet maker, h. 52 Trumbull st. Wilcox Charles E. clerk, bds. 65 State st. Wilcox Richard W. clerk, bds. 215 Main st. Wilcox J. H. student, College.
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Wilcox Sherman N. machinist, bds. 49 Front st. Wilder John L. saddler, 8016 Main, h. Wells avenue. Wildman Mrs. Clarissa B. widow, h. 11 Pratt st. Wildman H. B. clerk, bds. 11 Pratt st.
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