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SEC. 3. Whenever the Fire Marshal shall deem it necessary to protect the city from fire, that a scuttle be made in any dwelling house or other building, he shall give an order in the manner speci- fied in the second section of this By-Law, directing that a scuttle, with proper steps or stairs leading to the same, be constructed, and every neglect or refusal to comply with the requirements of said order, shall be punished by a fine of five dollars for every such neglect or refusal, and by the further sum of four dollars for each and every month thereafter that said order shall not be complied with.
SEC. 4. Whenever said city shall be exposed to danger from fire, in consequence of shavings, straw or other combustible materials, being suffered to remain in or near any buildings in said city, then it shall be the duty of the Fire Marshal to give a written order in the manner prescribed in the second section of this By-Law, to re- move the same within the time specified in said order, and any neglect or refusal to comply with said order, shall be punished in the manner prescribed in the third section of this By-Law.
SEO. 5. It shall be the duty of the Fire Marshal, whenever called upon, to inspect any petroleum or kerosene (so-called) exposed for sale within the limits of said city, and ascertain if it complies with the standard of 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
SEC. 6. It shall be the duty of the Fire Marshal to attend at every fire occurring in said city, and when he shall have any reason
to believe that any fire may have been incendiary in its origin, it shall be his duty to inquire into the cause of said fire, and to pro- ceed in said inquiry in the manner specified in the Public Act of this State, relating to the appointment of Fire Marshal.
SEC. 7. If any person shall hinder or obstruct the said Fire Mar shal in the discharge of any of the duties imposed upon him by virtue of this By-Law, the person so offending shall forfeit and pay the sum of twenty-five dollars.
SEC. 8. It shall be the duty of the Fire Marshal to keep a record- book, where he shall write down the substance of all orders by him made, and all written complaints made to him, and all examinations made by him, pursuant to the provisions of this By-Law, and to make an annual report to the Court of Common Council of the ser- vices performed by him during the year as said Fire Marshal ; and it shall also be his duty to enter complaint to the prosecuting attorney for any violation of the provisions of this By-Law.
SEC. 9. The pay of said Fire Marshal shall be at the rate of Three Dollars per day, or pro rata for parts of days for time actually employed in carrying out the provisions of this By-Law.
SEC. 10. The Fire Marshal shall have authority to appoint a deputy to aid and assist him in the discharge of the duties herein assigned to him. Provided, nevertheless, that no period during the acting of a deputy shall the Fire Marshall be entitled to pay, but the same shall be due to the Deputy.
WILLIAM DOWNES, City Clerk.
Board of Health.
The following City Ordinances were passed unanimously by the Board of Health on the 3d of June, 1868 :
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.
ORDERED-That the northern quarantine limits for the harbor of New Haven and contiguous waters, be a line drawn from the north - east corner of Hotchkiss' Rope Walk, in the Oyster Point quarter in New Haven, to Fort Wooster, on Beacon Hill, in East Haven ; and that the southern limit be a line drawn due west from the south - west angle of the new fort (Fort Haven) in East Haven to the beach in New Haven harbor, and the portion of the harbor and contiguous. waters between said lines, shall be the place where vessels arriving, if need require, shall perform Quarantine.
ORDERED-That the fees of the Health Officer for visiting and giving bills of health to vessels subject to Quarantine Regulations for the year ensuing, shall be five dollars, and no more, excepting vessels laden with the produce of and coming from the British North American Province, and vessels coming out of Chesapeake Bay, or from any port or place upon said Bay, or any river emptying into said Bay, for which no fees shall be paid.
Provided, however, that no vessels coming from places except those mentioned, on board of which vessels there shall be any infectious or malignant diseases, shall, on entering the harbor, show a signal
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for a Health Officer, whose duty it shall be to board the vessel, for which he shall receive the fee of five dollars.
CARTING OF WHITE FISH, &c.
WHEREAS, It appearing to, and being found by this Board, that the putting of any putrid animal substance or any fish upon any land near the public highway or dwelling house, for manure or for any other purpose, and the carting of White fish through any of the thickly settled streets of this town, are injurious to the health of the inhabitants thereof. Therefore,
ORDERED-That no person shall put any putrid animal substance or any fish upon any land, for manure or for any other purpose, within the distance of half a mile of the dwelling house of any per- son, or within one hundred rods of any public highway, without written permission from the Health Committee.
ORDERED -- That the carting of White fish through any of the streets of the city of New Haven be, and is hereby prohibited.
VOTED-That the Board of Health of the Town of New Haven do hereby delegate to the Health Committee appointed by this Board all the powers conferred on this Board for the prevention and abate- ment of Nuisances in conformity with the acts of the Legislature, passed May Session, A. D. 1866 ; Chapter V., approved May 23d, 1866.
VOTED-That the above and foregoing orders be published by the Clerk in the daily papers of this city three weeks successively, once each week. WILLIAM DOWNES, Clerk.
Expressmen, Carmen, &c.
SEC. 1. That no owner or driver of any Baggage Wagon or Ex- press Wagon, for the carriage of baggage or goods of any kind within the city limits, shall charge, demand, take, or in any way receive more than the following rates or prices, namely :
For the carriage of any trunk, chest, or other article of baggage, or any box, bundle, or package of goods of any kind not exceeding SIXTY POUNDS in weight, FROM any point or place within the city limits, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
For each additional trunk, chest, box, bundle, package, or other article, TEN CENTS.
For the use of an Express Wagon or Baggage Wagon, for one entire day, FOUR DOLLARS, and at that rate for half a day. .
For the use of the same by the hour for any period of time less than half a day, FIFTY CENTS per hour, and at that rate for fractions of an hour.
And for moving a chest of tools FROM any point or place within said city limits, To any point or place within said limits, FIFTY CENTS.
And it shall be and is hereby made the duty of each and every person soliciting as a Drayman, Carman, Expressman or Baggage- man, to place the NUMBER of his said license in large figures, in some conspicuous place, on his Wagon, Cart, or Dray. And each Ex- pressman or Baggageman to have said number, when soliciting or engaged in work, in some conspicuous place upon his person.
SEC. 3 .- That every person who shall violate any of the provisions
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of this By-Law, or of the By-Law to which this is in addition, shall for each and every such violation, forfeit and pay a fine of FIVE DOLLARS.
SEC. 4. If the driver of any Express Wagon, Baggage Wagon or other vehicle for the carriage of baggage or goods of any kind, within the limits of the city of New Haven, shall REFUSE to carry any baggage or goods at such rates of fare as are provided in this By-Law, his license shall thereupon become void, and he shall for- feit and pay a penalty of FIVE DOLLARS.
WILLIAM DOWNES, City Clerk.
Public Hacks, &c.
SECTION Ist-That no owner or driver of any "Hackney Coach" shall charge, demand, take, or in any way receive for the carriage of passengers within the city limits, more than the following prices or rates, namely :-
For the carriage of single passenger, with one trunk and a carpet bag, hat-box, or other similar article, from any Railroad Depot, Steamboat Landing, or other point or place within said limits, to any Railroad Depot, Steamboat Landing, or other point or place, within said limits, FIFTY CENTS.
For the carriage of two or more passengers, with the amount of baggage stated above for each, from the same Railroad Depot, Steam- boat Landing, or other point or place to the same point, place or desti- nation, within said city limits, and at the same time, THIRTY-FIVE CENTS EACH.
For carrying a child over four and under ten years of age, one-half the above rates.
For a carriage to and from a party or a wedding within the city lim- its, THREE DOLLAR .
For a carriage to and from a funeral, TWO DOLLARS, and if to and from a church, THREE DOLLARS; and for the use of a Hack- ney Coach and two horses, ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per hour, and at that rate for fractions of an hour
N. B .- Two cards must be placed and kept in each Hack, one at each end, under a penalty of $10; and each and every violation of these regulations, subjects the offender to a like penalty of $10.
WILLIAM DOWNES, City Clerk.
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490 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
QUINNIPIACK TEA CO. J. E. ALCOTT, No. 358 CHAPEL STREET, Keeps constantly on hand
TEA COFFEE SPICES.
W. A. STODDARD, DEALER IN Foreign & Domestic Fruits AND CONFECTIONERY, GLEBE BUILDING, Corner Church and Chapel Streets, New Haven.
DOMESTIC BAKING, of all kinds. Bread, Pies, Cake, and a full Variety of Crackers. Ornamenting Done at Short Notice. SODA WATER, in its season, from Bigelow's Polar Fountain
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
WM. H. DAWSON, WESTVILLE, CONN.,
MANUFACTURER OF
Pure Native
WINES,
ree
CORDIALS,
Blackberry & Cherry
And Refiner of Cider.
Most of the New Varieties of
GRAPE VINES AND STRAWBERRY PLANTS, Of my own raising, for sale on reasonable terms.
POND LILY PAPER MILL.
JAMES HARPER,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
PRINTING PAPER.
MILL AT WESTVILLE, ONE HALF HOURS' RIDE FROM NEW HAVEN.
492 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
Life & Live Stock Insurance
Insure in the Oldest, Safest and Best Companies.
NEW YORK Life Insurance Company,
(PURELY MUTUAL,) ASSETS, - $10,000,000 - AND -
ZEINA LIVE STOCK INSURANCE Co.
OF HARTFORD.
Capital, $150,000. Surplus, $30,000
HENRY P. GODDARD,
General Agent, New Haven and Middlesex Counties. OFFICE, ROOM No. S, No. 308 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn.
NEW HAVEN REFERENCES :
Ex-Gov. HENRY DUTTON, Ex-Lient-Gov. O. F. WINCHESTER, DONALD G. MITCHELL,
Gen. A. P. ROCKWELL, W. & E. T. FITCH,
Judge A. BLACKMAN, Hon. F. WAYLAND, ABNER L. TRAIN, Col. J. M. WOODWARD, WM. H. LAW, Esq.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER. 501
F. H. RILEY Apothecary and Druggist,
DEALER IN
RADICIEL
PURE DRUGS MEDICINES,
DRUGS
CHEMICALS,
Perfumeries, Soaps, Toilet Articles, POTASH,
STONE LIME, DYE WOODS, &C. Also a full assortment of Patent Medicines.
" Particular attention paid to PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS. Chemicals of known purity always used in compounding.
SODA WATER,
Drawn from PORCELAIN fountains, in every respect a superior article. Tickets sold at reasonable rates.
317 and 319 State-St., corner Grand.
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502 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
E. S. READ & SON, Corner of Leffingwell Alley and Gregson Street, (Nearly in Rear of Post-Office,>
House and Sign PAINTER!
SIGNS, of all descriptions, Made upon the most reasonable terms.
ROOMS PAPERED AND PAINTED.
Remember the Name and Place.
READ & SON
nearly in Rear of P. O.
W
ALL KINDS OF PAINTS FOR SALE,
In fact, every description of Painting done at short notice.
Ships, Churches, Stores, Houses, &c. &c.
E. S. READ & SON, Corner of Leffingwell Alley and Gregson Street.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
WYLLYS A. LAW'S Meat Market
No. 17 Cherry Street,
(NEAR OLIVE STREET,) NEW HAVEN, CONN.
FOR THE BEST OF Good Fat Beef, DON'T FAIL TO "GO TO LAW."
Fresh, Salted and Smoked Meats. · ALSO HAMS, BACON, LARD,
Butter, Eggs, And Vegetables of all kinds.
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS.
504 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
HEMINGWAY & BRADLEY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Mineral and Soda Water's
AND BOTTLERS OF
Ale, Porter and Cider
268 State Street,
E. M. HEMINGWAY, } H. L. BRADLEY.
New Haven, Conn.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
505
No. 71 Orange Street. J. WOLCOTT, House and Sign Painter,
JJ. WOLCOTT
PAINTS, OIL GLASS D.CONEY
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Paper Hanging
ORDERS FOR
J. M. FAIRCHILD & CO. Telegraphic ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS,
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Telegraph Instruments and Supplies, 215 CHAPEL ST., NEW HAVEN, CT.
GALVANIZED WIRE, FOR CLOTHES LINES, Always on hand, and put up at short notice.
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506 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
L. FENOUILLET, French Boot Maker, (From Paris,) Corner of Church and Crown Sts.
Boots and Shoes
Made at Short Notice,
In the most fashionable style, by the best workmen, and
WARRANTED TO FIT. All made of the Best FRENCH Materials.
G. & T. ALLING, (Successors to Leonard Pardee & Co.) 136 East Water Street, New Haven, Conn.
PLANING & SAW MILL MANUFACTURERS OF Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, Packing Boxes, And Carved Piano Legs. All kinds of ARCHITECTURAL CARVING, WOOD TURNING, SCROLL SAWING, &c.
PLANING AND DRESSING LUMBER
In all its branches, all widths and thicknesses. GEORGE ALLING. THOMAS ALLING.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
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W. A. EURICH,
37 Church Street, New Haven, Practical Manufacturer of and Dealer in Fashionable
Cabinet Furniture! AND Upholstery Goods.
W.J-K.SC.
* Special atten- tion given to Curtain Hanging & Interior Decorations, and all ordered work.
C. COWLES & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN COACH TRIMMINGS, Norway Bolts, Coach Lamps, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
Trimmings for Children's Carriages, And STOVE ORNAMENTS, 47 and 49 ORANGE STREET, New Haven, Conn. Patent Leather, Enameled Cloth, Malleable Iron, Axles, Springs, Axle Clips, Shackles, Clamps, Slat Irons, Fifth Wheels, Lining Nails, Curtain Frames, &c., &c., &c. Wood Work-Silver, Brass & Electro Plating-Jobbing in Sheet Metals. J. N. BABCOCK, Pres. R. P. COWLES, Sec. H. P. DIBBLE, Treas.
508 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
H. GLADDING & CO.
8 & 10 Artisan St., New Haven, MANUFACTURERS OF
PAPER BOXES!
OF
Plain, Colored and fancy Papers,
For every variety of manufactured goods.
BAND BOXES
IN DOZENS OR BALES;
STORE BOXES
For Shoes, Dry Goods and Fancy Stores.
Jewelers' Boxes and Cards
- ALSO -
STRAW BOARDS, COLORED, EMBOSSED,
Silver and Gilt Papers, &c.
HENRY GLADDING. H. ODENKIRCHEN.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
509
ANTOINETTE TURNER, 138 Crown, second door East of College St. DEALER IN
FANCY GOODS
Laces, Edgings and Insertings.
Working Materials, Embroidery Patterns, Gloves and Hosiery, Cotton Cloths, Roll Cambrics, Pins, Needles, Tapes, Threads, Bobbins, &c.
N. B .- Prices as low as any in the City, but no Charges made to any one.
B. BOOTH,
95 Church St. (near Chapel) New Haven, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
FANCY GOODS !
Job Lots of Dry Goods,
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, JEWELRY
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, Hosiery, Gloves, Embroideries, Yankee Notions and Toys.
Agent for the EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE.
510 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
GEORGE HUNT'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY!
332
332
332 Chapel Street,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
IF THE BEST QUALITY
- OF -
Cartes de Visite
Are taken at this Gallery for
ONE DOLLAR LESS
Than at any other Establishment, and
WARRANTED NOT TO FADE.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER. 511
JUDSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
BEEF, PORK
Lard, Hlams, Poultry, &c.
ALSO
FRESH FISH, LOBSTERS, OYSTERS, CLAMS And Vegetables of all kinds. 313 State Street, foot of Elm.
J. T. JUDSON. C. E. JUDSON.
W. D. JUDSON.
D. S. COOPER & SON,
CHOICE
GROCERIES!
224 State Street,
(North of Chapel St.) NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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512 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
New Haven Malleable Iron Works, ESTABLISHED 1848. G. F. WARNER, President. H. A. WARNER, Sec. & Treas. G. F. WARNER & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL VARIETIES OF
MALLEABLE IRON CASTINGS
68 to 76 EAST-ST., New Haven. Office, 4th Building North of Chapel Street .- Horse Cars (in Chapel Street> leave R. R. Depot every 12 minutes for East Street.
Castings for Carriages, Harness, Saddles, Apple Paring Machines, Guns, Plows, Car Trimmings, Sewing Machines, Blind Trim- mings, Coffee Mills, Locks, Scythes, Pumps, Mowing Machines, Vises, Ships, Patent Articles, &c., made to order from samples.
R. CHAPMAN & SONS,
DEALERS IN
Leather and Oil, PATENT ENAMEL LEATHER & CLOTH, &c. &c. &c.
NO. 374 CHAPEL STREET,
And 112 George Street,
R. Chapman, C. W. Chapman, E. F. Chapman. NEW HAVEN, CT.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
FARNELL'S SELECT
CIRCULATIN & LIBRARY!
(Over National New-Haven Bank,)
Chapel Street, corner of Orange.
Terms of Subscription .- Ten Cents a Volume per Week, or a Card entitling the holder to Twelve Volumes for One Dollar.
All the new Books as soon as published-Catalogues gratis. Books exchanged at the residence of subscribers, without extra charge. Open from 8:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. M.
PUNDERSON & CRISAND, No. 15 Phoenix Building,
ENGRAVERS
Lithographers & Printers,
298 Chapel St., New Haven.
Portraits, Views, Plans, Show Cards, Manufacturers' Labels, Circulars, Bill Heads, Certificates, Policies ; Business, Professional, Wedding and Visiting Cards ; Drafts, Checks, Notes, Bonds, Maps, &c., executed in the best manner, and on reasonable terms.
Drawings for Patents and Designs for Engraving. L. S. PUNDERSON. E. CRISAND.
514 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
R. & J. M. BLAIR,
73 Orange Street, New Haven, FASHIONABLE Cabinet Furniture !
UPHOLSTERERS
- AND -
UNDERTAKERS.
SOFAS, TABLES, CHAIRS, BUREAUS,
Feather and Spring Beds, Straw Beds, Mattrasses, AND DEALERS IN
RATENT SOFAS Patent Reclining Chairs, &c.
HAIR CLOTHS, PLUSHES, BROCATELLES, GIMPS, &c., always on hand and for sale at the lowest prices, Also articles kept by no other establishment in the city.
Metallic Air-Tight Burial Cases. COFFINS,
Of ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, WALNUT, CHERRY and WHITEWOOD, kept always on hand, and ready at the shortest notice.
Shrouds, Caps, Collars, Scarfs and Neckerchiefs. A great variety of Coffin Plates and Trimmings, Screws, Studs, &c.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
515
Connecticut Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store. WM. B. JOHNSON & CO.
AGRICULTURAL Implements and Machines,
DEALERS IN
WOODEN WARE,
BUCK EYE
: ) Guano and other Fertilizers.
And Flower Seeds.
Grain, Field, Grass, Garden, Herb,
178 State St., New Haven H. B. MIX. C. W. SHELTON.
WM. B. JOHNSON.
THACHER & BROOKS, Boat Builders No. 92 Water Street.
PLEASURE BOATS OF ALL KINDS, To Let by the Day or Hour, on the most Reasonable Terms.
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516 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
C. RUSSELL,
No. 243 State Street,
Wholesale
and Retail
IN
DEALER
Wooden AND Wilow Ware!
FARBU BASKETS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, AND
House Furnishing Store.
A LARGE VARIETY OF GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES.
. Wholesale Dealer in BUTTER AND CHEESE.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
FRED. PORTH, WATCHMAKER & JEWELER
75 Church St.
Opposite Post-Office,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Fine Gold Jewelry, CD CT
Watches, Clocks
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND WARRANTED.
Watches, Clocks, and Every Description of Jewelry, Neatly Repaired. ( All orders promptly attended to, at the lowest prices.
GEO. L. STREETER, MANUFACTURER OF
SPECTACLES & JEWELRY
AND DEALER IN
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Spoons, Forks, And a variety of Goods kept in a Jewelry Store. Watches and Jewelry REPAIRED in the Best Manner.
D No. 266 Chapel Street. O
518 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
CHAS. BOSTWICK, MANUFACTURER OF SADDLES, HARNESS Trunks, Valises, &c. 71 CHURCH STREET (Nearly Opposite the Post-Office,)
HAS FOR SALE, Coach, Gig, Wagon and Cart HARNESS, with Plated, Brass and Japanned Trimmings; Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, Halters, Collars, Circin- gles and Girths.
Patent Folio, Hard Leather and com- mon Trunks, Valises, ladies' Hat Cases, Carpet Cags, Whips, Bitts, Stirrups, and Buffalo Robes.
REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. Old Harness, Saddles and Trunks taken in exchange for New.
West Rock Paper Mill
F. S. & J. PARKER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Superfine Sized and Calendered Book, Card, News,
And Patent Treasury Blotting Paper.
Office, 223 State Street, New Haven,
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
519
HILLS & BUTLER, PAINTERS GLAZIERS - AND - PAPER HANGERS,
AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, GLASS, PAPER HANGINGS, And other Materials for the Trade,
No. 207 Chapel Street, NEW HAVEN, CONN.
HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, Of every Description, done Immediately.
IF THE LARGEST HOUSE of this branch of business in the City is HILLS & BUTLER'S, No. 207 Chapel Street,-next door to the Second National Bank.
520 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
TREADWAY & WARNER, MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN HOT-AIR FURNACES & RANGES.
Cook, Parlor & Office Stoves OF EVERY VARIETY.
Fire-Place Grates, &v. &c. &σ. Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware.
Roofing and all kinds of Jobbing. PLUMBING, in all its Branches, by Experienced Workmen, No. 186 State Street, (Opp. N. H. County Bank,) NEW HAVEN, CT.
D. O. CAMP, ELDRIDGE & CO. PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS FITTERS, No. 380 Chapel Street.
PLUMBING, Steam and Gas Fitting IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Executed with Punctuality IF By the Best of Workmen.
Street Washers. Garden Hydrants, Water Closets,
&c., &c., &c., furnished at the lowest prices.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
521
C. B. BROOKS, Apothecary and Druggist,
DEALER IN SUPERIOR
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
LEDICINES
DRUGS
BRUSHES, PERFUMERIES,
SOAPS, TOILET ARTICLES,
Potash, co.
N. B .- Particular attention paid to PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIP- tions and FAMILY MEDICINES, which will be dispensed with care at all hours of Day and Night.
No. 85 Chapel Street, (First Door above Franklin St.) NEW HAVEN, CT.
J. H. KLOCK, Apothecary and Druggist,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS & MEDICINES, ACIDS, CHEMICALS, DYE WOODS, TORUCS AND ALL POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES. AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH Perfumery, Soap, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, &c. DO FAMILY RECIPES and PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS particularly attended to. No. 4 EXCHANGE, Corner of Chapel and Church Sts.
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522 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
SYLVANUS BUTLER, SURVEYOR
AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
No. 23 Exchange Building,
(Cor. Chapel and Church Sts.) NEW HAVEN, CONN.
WILLIAM HARTLEY, CIVIL ENGINEER
AND
County urvegor !
No. 4 Lyon Building,
247 Chapel Street, New Haven.
Residence, WESTVILLE.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
FOR THE BEST
Stomachic and Tonic
BITTERS!
CALL ON
GEORGE 41 W. D. McDONALD
GEORGE 41 (STREET.
STREET.
The Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor of the Celebrated 'MAC'S BITTERS.'
These Bitters are highly recommended by Physicians for their Tonic qualities, and are prescribed by them in their daily practice.
Mme. Demorest's Branch !
E. E. JOHNSON & CO.
CHAPEL ST.
CHAPEL ST.
338
NEW HAVEN.
338 NEW HAVEN.
Patterns of Latest Styles of Dresses, For Ladies, Misses and Children. DRESS & CLOAK TRIMMINGS IN GREAT VARIETY. Ladies' Dress Caps and Head Dresses. MME. DEMOREST'S "MIRROR OF FASHION."
524 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
TONTINE LIVERY STABLES
NEW Stables !
-
Outfits !
NEW
Court Street near Church St.
The proprietors have lately erected new Stables, and added to their establishments a number of new vehicles of modern style and finish, both double and single, for pleasure driving. Also the new Barge "NIGHTINGALE," for the accommodation of Pic-Nic and other Parties; also two new HEARSES, for Funerals.
BARKER & RANSOM Proprietors. S. W. LANGDON, Foreman.
ROBERT CORBETT'S
LIVERY STABLE,
HORSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE. Carriages
Rear of No. 65 George St.
All kinds of Teams, Including Top and Open Buggies, Hacks and Barouches, and the best Saddle and Driving Horses in the city.
HORSES AND, CARRIAGES FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
525
H. O. ANDREWS,
50 State Street, New Haven, Conn. EXTRA FINE
CIDER
Quarts and Pints, AND
PURE CIDER VINEGAR, Always on Hand.
H. W. MANSFIELD,
DEALER IN HATS & CAPS,
Ladies' Furs, STRAW GOODS &c., &c.
352 Chapel St. CUTLER BUILDING, New Haven, Ct. DG- A General Assortment of MILITARY GOODS.
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BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
Economy is Wealth !
L. BLACK, Clothes Dresser & Repairer 95 GEORGE, NEAR TEMPLE STREET.
MR. BLACK would inform his old customers and others that he has returned from Europe, and resumed the business of CLOTHES DRESSING and REPAIRING at the above place. No injury to to Clothing that passes through his hands.
N. B .--- Spots warranted not to re-appear.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!
The undersigned returns his thanks to the public for past favors, and wishes to bring to their notice that he still makes
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING TO ORDER,
In the best, manner and in the latest style.
Clothes Cut and Trimmings Furnished. He is also prepared to
Clean and Repair Clothing, REMOVING ALL SPOTS AND STAINS
Without changing colors, and at the same time KEEP THEM SAFE FROM MOTHS during the Summer season. REPAIRING done neatly and cheap.
G. F. LOWENSTEIN, 83 George St., next door to Corner, (in Basement)
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
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McLAGON & STEVENS, IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
CORNER OF
Howard Street and Whitney Avenue, New Haven, Conn.
Manufacturers of STAVE AND SHINGLE MACHINES, BOLT CUTTERS, 4-FEET PLANERS, HUB BORERS, UPSETTING MACHINES, BLACKSMITH'S DRILLS, Noiseless Fan Blowers, (from one to 4 feet in diameter,) various styles of Lever and Screw Presses, small engine Foot Lathes, Tire Benders, Tuyer Irons, Bakers Oven Mouths, Hitching and Awn- ing Posts, &c. Patterns and Castings made to order, at short no. tice. Orders respectfully solicited.
STILES STEVENS,
MANUFACTURER OF
IRON RAILINGS,
Doors and Shutters, BALCONIES, STAIRS, FENCES FOR CEMETERY LOTS, Bolts for Bridges and Buildings, AWNING & HITCHING POSTS, No. 13 Temple Street, NEW HAVEN, CONN. (Near Music Hall,)
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S. W. SEARL, SURVEYOR
- AND -
Civil Engineer,
(ROOM No. 6,)
337 Chapel St., New Haven.
House 14 Sylvan Av., cor. Vernon St.
BENJAMIN DUBOIS,
DEALER IN
Crockery, China, and
TOYS, &C.
No. 48 BRADLEY STREET,
NEW HAVEN.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER. 529
JAMES C. ROGAN, 210 Grand Street, New Haven, DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
SILKS, CLOTHS,
Carpets and Oil Cloths Hoop Skirts, and Fancy Goods generally. Hats, Caps, Umbrellas and Parasols, CHEAP FOR CASH.
BEECHER & SONS, Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in Superior Friction, Telegraph and Electric
MATCHES
All Standard Lengths of Round and Square MATCH SPLINTS, And the most improved kinds of MATCH-MAKING MACHINERY. Also, Sole Manufacturers of the Celebrated
VENEER FRUIT BASKET. Factories and General Office, Westville, Conn.
A. BEECHER, E. B. BEECHER,
New-York Office, 141 Maiden Lane.
L. W. BEECHER, J. L. PIERPONT.
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530 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
FLOWERS, SEEDS & PLANTS
The finest selection in the State. Verbenas of the choicest va- rieties, Monthly Tea, and hardy Perpetual Roses, Fuschias, Lemon Verbenas, Pansies, Heliotropes, Geraniums, Monthly Carnations, Tuberoses, Camelias, Azelias, &c.
FINEST IMPORTED FLOWER-SEEDS.
Rustic Baskets, Chairs, &c. Wire Tables, Wire Baskets, and Plant Trellis; Grapevines and Strawberry Plants of all varieties ; Boquets, Cut Flowers, Crosses, Wreaths, Anchors, Crowns, &c., can be had at any time on short notice, and at reasonable prices. Or- ders from the country will be filled promptly and satisfactorily. Call and see.
FRED. LUNDBERG'S FLORAL ESTABLISHMENT, 154 Grand St., cor. Franklin, New Haven.
NEW ENGLAND BACK LIGHT MANUFACTORY.
O. W. SWIFT,
MANUFACTURER OF
CURTAIN FRAMES,
Silver and Japanned Lining Nails, Coffin Nails, Tufting Buttons, Silver and Japanned Carriage Knobs, Coach and Club Handles, Whip Sockets, Mouldings, and Carriage Trimmings generally,
Coach & Coach Lamp Glass
BENT TO ANY DESIRED FORM.
Metals of every description Capped & Silver-Plated.
COACH and ROCKAWAY LAMPS, of every description; also Hub and Nut Caps, &c. Jobbing in Spinning Metals and Brass Castings. Electro-Plating and Gilding.
71 Hamilton Street, three doors North of Chapel, New Haven, Conn.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
M. MOULTHROP'S GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
PHOENIX BUILDING,
No. 298 Chapel Street.
This Establishment has recently been greatly improved, and has two fine Sky-Lights, and many other improvements that are not usually found except in the leading galleries of large cities ; and I am now pre- pared to offer to the admirers of the fine arts the highest inducement for patronage.
From the earliest introduction of the Photographic Art to America, my exertions have been untiring to perfect it in its application to every agreeable and useful purpose. I am now able to give my pictures a surpassing and unusual delicacy in their finish.
There is but little sameness in my positions and use of light, it being the design to show every face in its best light, forcible expression and startling animation, representing thought, action and feeling of soul.
Among the numerous kinds of pictures to be found at the rooms, are Portraits in Oil Colors from miniature to life size. Also a new style of Ivorytype in oil colors that defies competition. Various styles of Water Colors, India Ink, Crayons, Ambrotypes, Melaineotypes-in short, every variety called for. Our Porcelain Pictures are acknowledged to be the very best made.
His facilities for making the new and beautiful style of
CARD IMPERIAL ARE UNSURPASSED,
Having the great advantage of the celebrated
English Posing Apparatus.
CARTES DE VISITE,
The now and beautiful style of Photograph, now so fashionable, are among the most perfect pictures ever introduced for sending in letters, inserting in Albums, &c., &c.
Stereoscopic Pictures, in all their beauty, will be made of groups and views. Especial attention paid to copying Daguerreotypes and other pictures of deceased persons and enlarging them to life size.
M. MOULTHROP, Phoenix Building, No. 298 Chapel St.
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WILLIAM LEE, BOOT & SHOE MAKER,
17 George Street, New Haven, Conn.
Having had long experience in business, we are fully confident of being able to fit the most difficult feet. Those who have any diffi- culty in getting a good fit will do well to call on us, as we make lasts expressly for our customers.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Attended to.
S. V. TAFT & CO.,
FAMILY GROCERS,
No. 15 George Street.
THE BEST OF GOODS - AND -
As low as can be bought of any Grocer in the City. One call will satisfy you.
Don't forget the place, No. 15 George St., near State.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
F. DURGY & CO. House and Sign Painting,
GRAINING,
مد مد Paper Hanging,
&c. &c. &c.
BRUSHES, &c.
Varnishes, Glass,
PAINTS, OILS,
Paper Hangings and Decorations IN EVERY STYLE. No. 422 Chapel Street, F. DURGY. NEW HAVEN, CONN. E. R. COOPER.
THOMAS GUNNING, PLUMBER, STEAM AND GAS FITTER Corner George St. and Congress Av.
PLUMBING, STEAM and GAS FITTING, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Executed with Punctuality By the Best of Workmen.
Street Washers, Garden Hydrants, Water Closets, &c. Furnished at the lowest prices.
References-W. P. DICKERMAN, Joiner; G. D. TOMLINSON, Mason ; Prof. O P. HUBBARD, and others.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
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534 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.
Wholesale and Retail.
COLLINS & CO.
Leaders and Introducers of Fashion
FOR
AND
STRAW GOODS.
TRUNKS, VALISES, Ladies' Fancy Traveling Bags,
Gent's Furnishing Goods, &c. UMBRELLAS,
Also, ARMY AND NAVY CAPS, as per Regulation.
No. 233 Chapel Street.
CROFUT & THOMAS, (SUCCESSORS TO J. N. COLLINS & CO.) HAT, CAP, FUR & TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT, Bank Building, 273 Chapel Street.
CROFUT& THOMAS 273 CHAPELST.
273
TRUNK DEPOT
273
....
CHAPEL ST
Keep on hand the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE assortment of the following goods :
Fine Beaver, Silk and Cassimere Hats. Men's and Children's Plain Cloth, Velvet and Fancy Caps. Straw Goods and Ladies' Furs and Fur Trimmings, IN THEIR SEASON. BUFFALO and FANCY ROBES, BUCKSKIN GLOVES and MITTENS, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Also, TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, LADIES' SATCHELS, &c, The above Goods will be sold at the LOWEST LIVING RATES.
Country Dealers supplied at New York Jobbers' prices. All orders promptly attended to. CROFUT & THOMAS, Respectfully,
Leaders and Introducers of Fashion and of Low Prices No connection with any other house in the City or State.
HATS, CAPS, FURS
J. M. EVARTS
Gas, Jteam and Water Pipe Fitting. The Best Place to Buy your GAS FIXTURES. No. 85 GREGSON STREET
MATTHEWMAN & LEWIS,
New Haven, Conn.
225 State street, Keep constantly on by re assortment of
BUILDERS'
RDWARE
ESTER. DESCRIPTION.
ALSWY IMPORTERE
006- >Files, Chut Sted Wire,
English Files, Peter Stubs' Saws, Chisels and 25 c., &c., &c.
Lyg Vendig ttes for Machinist," bad
Burger Tools and Serata' Hardware
"LEWIS" SINGLE WWVIST AUGUR BIT 276 Chapel Street, New Haven.
EDWARD E. BOWNS & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
COAL AND WOOD
No Connection with the Dealers .Combination.
88 State Street. ... OFFICES .. . 23,Long Wharf ;
JESSE CUDWORT'E, Jr. Sole Agent for
Littletold's "Morning Clor :' Furnace, MILEE'S FULL-SAVIA
SAND ENS STEAM FIRE -. FAILSAFE, And Housekeeping Cowi terally, NO. 318 CHAPEL. S.
TITTLE & FRIT. SH
LUMBER 162 East Water Street, NEW HAVEN, CONN,
R. B. BRADLEY & CO., Agricultural and Wooden Ware 442 State Street. - [See Adut. opposite name.]
IH &r E.ll Paper, Twine.
stationery, Paper Bags, &c. docs
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