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Wisconsin-Charles Durkee, 1855-61. On Private Land Claims and Revolutionary Claim. In the House, 1849-53.
James R. Doolittle, 1857-63. On Indian Affairs.
ouse of Representatives.
The House consists of 234 members, and 7 Territorial dele- gates. These delegates, however, have no vote. The figures denote the time when the old members first entered the House. The others are new members. The Committee on which each member is placed is given. t indicates Chairman.
Speaker, JAMES L. ORR, S. C. Clerk, James C. Allen, Illinois. Sergeant-at-Arms, A. J. Glossbrenner, Penn.
Door- Keeper, B. B. Hackney, Virginia. Post Master, W. M. Clusky, Georgia. Printer, Rufus P. Steadman, Ohio.
Superintendent of Printing, Geo. W. Bowman.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
ALABAMA.
W R W Cobb, 1847, tPub Lands Jabez L M Curry, Revolu Cla James F Dowdell, 53, Ways and Means
George S Houston, '41, 1Judic Sydenham Moore, Claims Eli S Shorter, '55, Indian Affairs and Militia James A Stallworth, Commerce
ARKANSAS. A B Greenwood, '53, tInd Af Edward A Warren, Militia, and Roads and Canals
CALIFORNIA.
Jos M'Kibben, Public Lands, Private Land Claims Cha's L Scott, Post Office, Ind Affairs
CONNECTICUT.
Sam'l Arnold, Claims Wm D Bishop, tManufactures Ezra Clark, Jr, 55, Elections Sidney Dean, '55, Dist Columbia
DELAWARE. Wm G Whiteley, tAgriculture
FLORIDA. Geo S Hawkins, Private Land Claims and Naval Affairs
GEORGIA.
Martin J Crawford, '55, on Roads and Canals Lucius J Gartrell, Exp Treas D Joshua Hill, Public Lands Jas Jackson, Revolu Cla Jas L Seward, '53, Naval Af Alex H Stephens, '43, tTerito's
Robert P Trippe, '55 Augustus R Wright, Dist Col
ILLINOIS.
John F Farnsworth
Thos L Harris, '49, fElections Wm Kellogg, Public Expend Owen Lovejoy, Revolu Cla Sam A Marshall, +Claims I N Morris, Roads and Canals Aaron Shaw, Militia
Robert Smith, +Mileage E B Washburne, '53, Commerce
INDIANA.
Charles Case, Invalid Pen Schuyler Colfax, '55, Indian Af John G Davis, Public Lands W H English, '53, tPost Office James B Foley, Agriculture James M Gregg, Public Expend James Hughes, Territories David Kilgore, Exp Treas Dep Wm E Niblack, Mileage John U Petit, '55, Library James Wilson, Elections
IOWA. Samuel R Curtis, Military Af Timothy Davis, Post Office
KENTUCKY.
Henry C Burnett, '55, Dist Col James B Clay, Foreign Rela John M Elliott, '53, tPub Exp J H Jewett, '55, tInvalid Pen H Marshall, '49, Military Af John C Mason, fAccounts Sam'l O Peyton, Pub Buildings John W Stevenson, Elections A G Talbott, '55, Roads and Canals
W L Underwood, '55, Engrav'g
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
LOUISIANA.
Tho's G Davidson, '55, Claims Geo Eustis, Jr, '55, Commerce John M Sandidge, '55, tPrivate Land Claims Miles Taylor, '55, Judiciary
MAINE.
Nehemiah Abbott, Revolu Pen Stephen C Foster, Manufact Cha's J Gilman, P Land Cla- Freeman H Morse
Israel Washburne,'51, Elections John M Wood, '55, Post Office
MARYLAND.
Thomas F Bowie, '55, District Columbia and Militia
H. Winter Davis, '55, Ways and Means
J Morrison Harris, '55, Mileage Jacob M Kunkel, Revolu Cla Jas B Ricaud, '55, Manufact Jas A Stewart, '55, fPatents
MASSACHUSETTS. Nathaniel P Banks, '53, Ways and Means Jas Buffinton, Military Af Anson Burlingame, '55, Foreign Relations
Calvin C Chaffee, '55, Invalid Pensions
L B Comins, '55, Comm'ce Wm S Damrell, Roads and Canals
Timo Davis, '55, Naval Affairs Henry L Dawes, Revolu Cla Robert B Hall, '55, Revolu Pen Ch'y L Knapp, '55, Territories Eli Thayer
MICHIGAN. Wm A Howard, Ways and Means '55
De Witt C Leach, Unfin Busi DS Walbridge, '55, Pub Lds Henry Walden, '55, Mileage
MISSISSIPPI.
Wm Barksdale, '53, For Rela Reuben Davis, Post Office Lucius QC Lamar, Elections J A Quitman, '55, tMilitary Af Otho R Singleton, Printing
MISSOURI.
Tho's L Anderson, Invalid Pen F P Blair, Jr, P Land Claims Sam'l Caruthers, '53 John B Clark, Territories James A Craig, Post Office John S Phelps, '45, Ways and Means
Sam'l H Woodson, Indian Af
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Aaron H Cragin, '55, Revolu Cla Jas Pike, '55, Enrolled Bills Mason W Tappan, 55, Judiciary
NEW JERSEY.
Garnet B Adrain, tEngraving I D Clawson, '55, Revolu Cla John Huyler, Agriculture Geo R Robbins, '55, Invalid Pen Jacob R Woortendyke,Pub Exp
NEW YORK. Sam'l G Andrews, Roads and Canals
Henry Bennett, '49, Pub Lands Silas M Burroughs, Indian Af Horace F Clark, Judiciary Clark B Cochrane, Exp War Dep John Cochrane, +Commerce Erastus Corning, Naval Af Edward Dodd, '55, Dist Colum Reuben E Fenton, P Land Cla
183
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Henry C Goodwin, Claims Amos P Granger, '55, Territories J B Haskins, tExp Navy Dep Israel T Hatch, țMilitia Cha's B Hoard, Exp State Dep John Kelley, Ways and Means Wm H Kelley, '55, Agriculture Wm B Maclay, Patents Orsamus B Matteson, '49 Edwin B Morgan, '53, Public Buildings
Oliver A Morse, Naval Af and Invalid Pensions
Ambrose S Murray, '55, Mileage Abram B Olin, Exp Pub Build Geo W Palmer, Exp P O Dep John M Parker, '55, Pub Exp Revolu Pen
Emory B Pottle, Exp Navy Dep Wm F Russell, Indian Af John A Searing, Revolu Pen Judson W Sherman, Unfin Busi Daniel E Sickles, Foreign Rel Francis E Spinner, '55, Acco'ts Geo Taylor, Revolu Cla J Thompson, Roads and Canals Elijah Ward, Dist Columb
NORTH CAROLINA. L O'B Branch, '55, Territories Thos L Clingman, '43, +For Rel Burton Craige, '53, Judiciary John A Gilmer, Elections Thos Ruffin, '53, Pub Lands Alfred M Scales, Dist Columb Henry M Shaw, Manufactures and Revolutionary Pen Warren Winslow, '55, Naval Af
OHIO.
J A Bingham, '55 Exp State D Philemon Bliss, '55, Manufac Joseph Burns, Invalid Pen Lewis D Campbell, '49, Ways and Means
Joseph R Cockerel, Pub Exp Sam'l S Cox, ¡Revolu Cla Joshua R Giddings, '39, Claims Wm S Groesbeck, Foreign Re Lawrence W Hall, Agriculture Aaron Harlan, '53, P Land Cla Valentine B Horton, '55, Post O Wm Lawrence, tExp Treas Dep Benj F Leiter, '55, Indian Af Joseph Miller, Unfin Busi Richard Mott, '55, Agriculture M H Nichols, '55, Printing Geo H Pendleton, Military Af John Sherman, '55, Naval Af Benj Stanton, '51, Military Af Cydnor B Tompkins, Militia Edward Wade, '53, Commerce
PENNSYLVANIA. John J Ahl, Manufactures Henry Chapman, Judiciary John Covode, '55, Public Exp Win L Dewart, ¡Unfin Busi John Dick, '53, Accounts Wm H Dimmick, +Library John R Edie, '55, Patents Tho's B Florence, '51, Naval Affairs and Invalid Pen James L Gillis, Agriculture Galusha A Grow, '51, Territories J Hickman, '55, ¡Revolu Pen J Glancy Jones, '51, 1Ways and Means
Owen Jones, +Exp State Dep John C Kunkel, '55, Claims James Landy, Commerce Paul Leidy, Roads and Canals Wm Montgomery, Pub Lands Edward J Morris, Dist Columb Henry M Phillips, Elections Sam'l A Purviance, '55, Public Buildings
Wilson Reilly, Patents David Ritchie, '53, Foreign Rel Anthony E Roberts, '55, Militia
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wm Stewart, Exp War Dep Alison White, Exp Treas Dep
RHODE ISLAND. Wm D Brayton, Patents Nath'l B Durfee, '55, Manufac
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Milledge L Bonham, Military Af Wm W Boyce, '53, Elections and Foreign Relations L M Keitt, '53, 7Pub Build Wm Porcher Miles, Commerce John M'Queen, '51, Pub Lands James L Orr, SPEAKER
TENNESSEE.
J C D Atkins, Post Office
Wm T Avery, Pri Land Cla Geo W Jones, '43, fRoads and Canals
Horace Maynard, Claims
Charles Ready, 53, Judiciary John H Savage, 49, Military Affairs and Invalid Pen Sam'l A Smith, '53, fPrinting Albert G Watkins, Manufac- tures and Militia
John V Wright, '55, Revolu Pen Felix J Zollicoffer, '53, Territo
TEXAS. Guy M Bryan, Agriculture John H Reagan, Indian Af
VERMONT. J S Morrill, '55, Agriculture Homer E Royce Ezekiel P Walton, Public Exp
VIRGINIA.
Thos S Bocock, '47, fNaval Af John S Caskie, '51, Judiciary Sherrard Clemens, Manufactures and Revolutionary Pen Henry A Edmundson, '49, Pub Exp
Cha's J Faulkner, '51, Milita Af M R H Garnett, '56, Claims W O Goode, '41, fDist Columb Geo W Hopkins, Foreign Rela Albert G Jenkins, Militia J Letcher, '51, Ways and Means John S Millson, '49, Commerce Paulus Powell,'49, Post Office Wm Smith, '53, Territories
WISCONSIN.
Cha's Billinghurst, '55, Judic John F Potter, Revolu Pen C C Washburne, '55, Private Land Claims
DELEGATES.
KANSAS.
Marcus J Parrott
UTAH. John M Berwhisel, 51
MINNESOTA.
WASHINGTON.
Wm W Kingsbury
Isaac J Stevens
NEBASKA.
ARIZONA.
Fenner Ferguson
Sylvester Mowry
DAKOTAH. Alpheus G Fuller
COLUMBUS.
James A Crane
NEW MEXICO. Miguel A Ostero, '55
OREGON.
Joseph Lane, '51
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POST OFFICES.
ostage.
LETTERS not exceeding half an ounce, and within 3,000 miles, 3 cents pre-paid, by stamps, or stamped envelops ; and the same for every additional half ounce or fraction thereof. Over 3,000 miles, 10 cents, half an ounce, &c. Drop letters, 1 cent; ad- vertising, 1 cent.
NEWSPAPERS, periodicals, unsealed circulars, &c., weighing not over 3 ounces, are to pay 1 cent each, to any part of the United States ; or half that rate when paid quarterly or yearly in ad- vance. Newspapers, &c., weighing not over 1} ounces, half the above rates, when circulated within the State of publication. Newspapers, papers and pamphlets of not more than 16 pages, 8vo, in packages of not less than 8 ounces, to one address, to be charged half a cent an ounce, without regard to the number of pieces. Postage on all transient matter to be pre paid or charged double. Weekly newspapers free in the county of publication. Bills for newspapers, and receipts for payment of moneys there- for, may be inclosed in subscribers' papers. Exchange between newspaper publishers, free.
Books, bound or unbound, of not more than 4 pounds each, 1 cent per ounce, under 3,000 miles, and 2 cents over that distance. Fifty per cent. to be added when not pre-paid.
Newspapers, &c., to be so inclosed that the character can be determined without removing the wrapper; to have nothing written or printed on the paper beyond the direction, and to contain no inclosure other than the bill or receipts before men- tioned.
Post Masters' Compensation according to law of 1854.
On any sum not exceeding $100, 60 per cent .; but at offices where the mail arrives regularly between 9 o'clock at night and 5 in the morning, 70 per cent. on the first $100 may be allowed. On any sum over $100, and not exceeding $400, 50 per cent. Over $400, and not exceeding $2,400, 40 per cent. And on all sums over $2,400, 15 per cent.
MAIL ROUTES IN CONNECTICUT.
I New York and New Haven Railroad twice a day
II New York and Danbury Railroad daily
ILI Housatonic Railroad daily
IV Naugatuck Railroad daily
V New Haven and Northampton [Canal] Railroad daily
VI New Haven, Hartford and Springfield Railroad thrice a day
VII New Haven and New London Railroad twice a day
VIII Stonington Rallroad daily
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POST ROUTES.
IX Norwich and Worcester Railroad twice a day
X New London, Willimantic and Palmer Railroad twice a day
XI Hartford and Providence Railroad daily
XII Hartford and Waterbury Railroad daily daily
1 Hartford to New Haven, via Middletown
2 Hartford to Portland
3 Hartford to Somers
4 Hartford to Broad Brook
daily 5 MWF1 Tu Th S 1
5 Hartford to Westfield, Mass.
thrice a week 2
6 Hartford to Tariffville
daily 5
7 Hartford to West Hartland
8 Hartford to Farmington
twice a week 4 daily 5 daily 5
10 Bolton Depot [R R XI and IX] to Killingly
thrice a week 2
11 Bolton Depot [R R XI and X] to Ashford
Tu Th Sa 1
12 Andover [R R XI] to Colchester daily 5
14 West Willington [R R X] to W Woodstock thrice a week 2
15 Willimantic [R R XI and X] to Webster, Mass daily
17 Putnam [R R IX] to North Woodstock daily 5
19 Central Village [R R IX and X] to South Windham daily
20 West Killingly [R R IX] to Willimantic
daily
21 Voluntown [R R XI] to Sterling
Tu and Sa 1
22 Norwich to Westerly, RI [RR VIII]
thrice a week 3 MWF1
24 Norwich to Colchester
thrice a week 3
28 New London to Stonington
daily daily
29 New London [via Groton] to Stonington
30 New London to Colchester
thrice a week 3
32 Old Lyme [R R VII] to East Haddam
33 East Haddam to Colchester
36 Middletown to Saybrook [RR VII]
37 Middletown to East Haddam
38 Middletown to Marlborough
43 New Haven to Deep River
twice a week 4
46 Bridgeport to Stepney
Tu and Sa 1 Tu Th Sa 1 daily
50 Greenwich [R R I] to Long Ridge
W and Sa 1
5] Ridgefield to North Stamford Tu and F 1
52 Danbury [R RII] to New Fairfield
W and Sa 1
53 New Milford [R R III] to Roxbury MWF1
1 In and out same day. 2 Out M W and Fr and back next days. 3 In M W and Fr and back next days. 4 In M and Fr and back next days. 5 In A M out P M. 6 Out A M in P M. 7 In M and Th out next days.
48 Norwalk [R R I] to Redding Ridge
49 Darien Depot [R R I] to New Canaan
daily 5 daily 6 daily twice a week Tu Th Sa 1
23 Norwich to Ledyard
9 Vernon Depot [Railroad, XI] to Tolland
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AND POST MASTERS.
54 New Milford [R R III] to Litchfield
55 Newtown [R R III] to Southbury
56 Seymour [R R IV] to Hotchkissville daily
57 Hotchkissville to Litchfield Tu Th Sa 1
58 Waterbury [R R IV] to Watertown daily 5
59 Plymouth Hollow [R R IV and XII] to Terryville Dep't daily 60 Burlington station [R R V and IV] to Wolcottville MW F 1
61 Collinsville [R R V and III] to Canaan daily
62 Collinsville [R R V] to Wolcottville MW F1
63 Simsbury [R R V] to West Granville, Mass
twice a week 4
64 Winsted [R R IV] to Great Barrington, Mass daily
66 Winsted [R R IV] to Lee, Mass daily
67 Falls Village [R R III] to Northeast Station, N Y daily 5
68 West Cornwall [R R III] to Litchfield daily
70 Cornwall Bridge [R R III] to Sharon daily 5
71 Kent [R R III] to Litchfield thrice a week 3
POST OFFICES AND POST MASTERS.
ARRANGED BY TOWNS.
The numbers refer to the routes above.
Andover xi Wm. Cook Bridgeport i E B Goodsell
Ashford 10,11 Jos Phillips
Bridgewater 53 SR Weeks
Southville Preston D Peck
West Ashford E Knowlton
Bristol xii Geo H Mitchell
Avon, V James Hilton
Forestville xii C Goodrich Bristol Copper Mine, from Bristol Oliver A Beckwith
Brookfield iii Homer Lake
Brooklyn 20 Benj E Palmer
Burlington 69 Romeo Elton
Canaan iii Wm Watson
H N Galpin
South Canaan iii J B Reed
Falls Village iii W S Marsh East Canaan 61 H Lawrence Huntsville Cha's Hunt
Canterbury 19 M H Sanger
Westminster 19 P Spicer
Bethlem 56 Henry W Peck
Bloomfield 6 H B Case
Bolton xi
E K Williams
Quarryville xi Ses Lawson
Bozrah 24 Wm Fitch
Bozrahville 24 F T Draper
Branford vii Levi S Parsons
Stoney Creek vii Timo Barker
Canton from v Uriah Bailey Collinsville v Seth P Norton Canton Center from v Simeon Mills
North Canton 7 Stanley Weed
Chaplin 15 Lester Bill
Chatham-Cobalt 37,38 H W Tibballs
Westford Jas Richmond
West A v Corydon Woodford Barkhamsted 7 E N Ransom Pleasant Valley, thrice a we'k from W Hartford E Carter Hitchcocksville 66 J H Sage Berlin (Worthington) vi
Kensington vi Cha's M Brown East Berlin vi Edward Wilcox Bethany from iv Nathan Clarke Beacon Falls iv Geo Goodyear Bethel ii Ethel A Beebe
thrice a week 3
Tu Th Sa 1
188
POST OFFICES.
East Hampton 38 Wm G
Buell
Middle Haddam 37,38 Henry Hurd
Cheshire v A S Baldwin
West C v Wm H Newell
Chester 36 David Henshaw
Clinton vii D S Stevens
Colchester 12,24 O Worthington
Westchester 33 R T Carrier
Colebrook 64 Rufus Seymour
Colebrook River 66 W W Bidwell
North Colebrook 64 J Pinney
Millbrook 61 H W Pinney
Columbia from Andover daily Charles A Post
Square Pond do. HG Aborn Enfield from vi Luke Watson
Thompsonville vi G C Owen
Hazardville from 6 T H Abbe Scitico 3 Alvah Simons
Essex 36 Richard S Williams
Fairfield i Edmund Hobart
Southport i Samuel Pike
Greenfield from i W Bradley Black Rock from i A Allen
South Coventry x and xi N Farmington v, 8 Geo D Cowles L Bidwell
Coventry Depot xi H R Fargo
Cromwell 1 Charles Kirby Franklin -- North x THC
Danbury ii Francis Fairchild
Mill-plain from Danbury
Barnabas Allen
Darien from i Wm F Shaw
Darien Depot i E E Tooker
Derby-Birmingham iv Tho's S Shelton
Ansonia iv Burr Perkins
West Goshen 68 F Miles Durham 1 Asher Robinson Durham Center 1 M J Meigs Granby v B B Loomis Eastford 15 Joseph Dorsett East Granby 5 C P Clark Phoenixville 10 S A Wheaton
No Ashford 14 Z N Allen E Haddam 32,36 D B Warner Leesville 37 Dan'l Penfield Moodus 33,37 Geo Wakeman
Hadlyme 32 O E Palmer East Hartford 3 and 4 E S Goodwin
Hockanum 2 Geo A Hall
East Haven vii S Hemingway East Lyme discontinued
Niantic vii Lemuel H Beebe Easton from Bridgeport Tu and Sat H Lyon
East Windsor 3 Wm M'Fall
Windsorville 3 4 S Shepard Broad Brook 3 4 E Hubbard Warehouse Pt vi J Olmsted Jr Ellington from Rockville H Gunn
Cornwall from iii Perce J Clark
West C iii J M Gardner
Cornwall Bridge iii H L Beers Cornwall Hollow from iiij J B Doughty
North Cornwall 68 Anson Rogers
Coventry 10 and 11 E Hunt
Plainville v, xii A Whiting Unionville v Geo Richards
Kingsbury
Lord's Bridge xi S Miller
Glastenbury 2 Benj Taylor
S Glastenbury 2 O Brainard
Curtisville 2 A A Bogue
Goshen 68 Norman Norton
North Goshen from Goshen George A Hill
North Granby from Granby twice a week Solo Gaines West Granby 63 E Kendall
Greenwich 1 Sam'l Close
189
AND POST MASTERS.
Mianus i E B Hewes
Stanwich 50 Benj F Husted
Round Hill 50 Odle C Knapp
Banksville 50 John Banks
North Greenwich 50 L Mead Glenville Edward Mosher
Griswold 22 Elisha S Bill
Jewett City ix,xi H T Crosby Lord's Bridge Sam'l Miller
Groton 29 Aaron Chapman
Center Groton 29 G L Daboll Mystic River 28,29 CE Tufts Noank 29 Wm Latham
Poquonoc Bridge 29 S Morgan Guilford vii F C Phelps
North Guilford 43 S Fowler
Haddam 36 S M Kelsey
Haddam Neck 37 S House
Higganum 36 T Child
Hamden v L Hitchcock
Mt Carmel v C Dickerman
Whitneyville from New Ha- ven Jesse Cooper
Hampton 20
Silas Tiffany
Hartford Wm J Hamersley
Hartland 63 Luther H Stebbins W Hartland 7 J H Seymour Harwinton 60 Lewis Catlin Jr
Hebron 12
Charles Post
Gilead 12 Caroline Post
Huntington from Derby R W Lindley
Kent iii Rufus Fuller
South Kent iii E Fanton East Kent, 21, Benj Tompkins Killingly ix John Smith
S Killingly Lowell Graves
West Killingly ix H Webb East Killingly Edwin A Hill
Lebanon from Willimantic O C Pease
Liberty Hill from Willimantic Smith's Ridge 51 S E Keeler
L J Fuller
Ledyard 23
Elijah Bailey
Gale's Ferry 23 R Damon
Lisbon from Norwich Jacob B Bacheldor
Litchfield iv &c Geo H Baldwin
Campville iv J M Camp
Milton 71 Homer Kilbourn
Northfield from Plymouth Hol thrice a week J Catlin So Farms 57 W L Smedley Bantam Falls 54 L Kinney Lyme -- North 32 G E Walker Hamburgh 32 C E Tiffany Madison 39 Samuel F Willard North Madison 43 Alvin A Blake
Manchester xi R W Haughton So Manchester from xi Ward Cheney Manchester Sta xi M Hudson Mansfield 11 S S Fuller
Mansfield Center 15 Isaac P Fenton
Mansfield Depot x L Brigham Merrows Sta x J B Merrow Eagleville x G W Reynolds
Marlborough 38 Asa Day
Meriden vi
B L Yale
West Meriden vi JH Guy Middlebury from Waterbury E S Smith
Middletown vi and 1 S Babcock Middlefield, 1, Geo W Bacon Milford i Willard Brotherton Monroe from Stepney Depot David Beach
Stepney 46 D B Fairweather Stepney Depot iii W Turney Montville x J R Gay
Chesterfield 30 P Wickwire
Uncasville x Wmn G Johnson Naugatuck iv Geo S Andrew Killingworth 43 H Redfield
New Britain vi,xii M Clark
New Canaan 49 H B Hoyt
New Fairfield 52 W Beardsley Balls Pond 52 N Hodge
New Hartford 61 DS Bird
190
POST OFFICES
New Hartford Center 62 J M Henderson
Bakerville 62 S N Pettibone
Pine Meadow 61 GT Wheeler
New Haven L A Thomas
Fair Haven vii &c D Foote
Westville from New Haven
Win Barbour
New London James B Lyman
New Milford iii S E Bostwick
Merwinsville iii S Merwin
Northville Betsey E Hunt
Lanesville Isaac Northrop
Newtown iii Jerome Judson
Cold Spring iii O S Hawley
Hawleyville iii D B Hawley
Norfolk 61 Aaron Gilbert
North Norfolk from Norfolk
A R Collar
South Norfolk from Norfolk
S D Northway
West Norfolk 61 John Duell
North Branford 43 E E Bishop Northford 1 Vacant
North Haven vi I B Hinman
No Stonington 22 L W Kinney
Pendleton Hill 22 S A Main
Norwalk i R A Williams
So Norwalk i Wm C Sammis
W Norwalk J L Benedict
Winnipauk ii Geo H Randle
Norwich John W Stedman
Norwich-town x H B Tracy
Yantic x Lewis Hyde Greenville ix C C Thompson [Old] Lyme vii C W Waite So Lyme vii R S Chadwick [Old] Saybrook vii J Treadway Saybrook Ferry vii J J Tryon Orange from New Haven thrice a week William T Grant West Haven i Tho's Ward Oxford 56 N J Wilcoxson
Zoar Bridge from Derby
N D Hinman
Plainfield ix Henry Sabin
Moosup xi George Dunlap
Central Village ix J Gorton Plymouth 59 Edwin Talmage Plymouth Hol iv S Thomas Jr Terryville 59 Sereno Gaylord Pequabuk Theodore Terry
Pomfret 17 Samuel W. Butler
Abington 10 John Williams Pomfret Landing 10 D Day Portland daily from Middletown
&c Guy Cooper
Preston 22 D T Richards
Poquetanock 23 E O Brien Jr Prospect from Cheshire Edwin R Tyler
Putnam ix John O Fox
East Putnam George Warren
Redding 48
Jared Olmstead
Redding Ridge 48 D Sanford
West Redding ii Wm Griffin Georgetown 47 Lloyd Seeley
Ridgefield ii H K Smith
Ridgebury from Danbury
George Bouton
Limestone Edwin Taylor
Rocky Hill 1 Henry Webb
Roxbury 53 Geo. A. Northrop
Salem 30 John C Daniels
Gardners Lake H Franklin
Salisbury 67 Robert H Ball
Lakeville 67 Lorenzo Tupper Lime Rock 67 W H Barnum Chapinville from Salisbury
Horace Landon
Ore Hill 67 P. Rockefeller Saybrook D Riv'r 36 H G Loomis
Center Brook 36 Alex Pratt
Winthrop 43 A C Clark Scotland xi and 19 Jas Bennett Seymour-Humphreysville iv
David Betts Sharon 70 and Harlem Railroad Wm Jackson
191
AND POST MASTERS.
Ellsworth 70 Calvin F Peck Sherman from New Milford N W Northrop
Simsbury v and 7 JO Phelps Jr Tariffville v and 6 Ed Pease Somers 3 Warren Kibbe North Somers 3 Ama'h Kibbe
Somersville 3 G Burlingame
Southbury 55, 56 Chas H Hale South Britain 55 Anson Bray Southford 56 Horace Oatman
Southington v Amos Bradley
Plantsville v S H Norton
Marion v Thomas M Beecher
South Windsor 3 and 4 R King EastW Hill 3 & 4 J H Charlton Stafford J H Bolton
Stafford Spr's x H M Bolton
Staffordville E G Hyde
West Stafford Asa Lewis
Stamford i Roswell Hoyt
Korth Stamford 51 A Weed
High Ridge Isaac Jones
Long Ridge 50
Eln Todd
Sterling xi Darias A Fish
Sterling Hill 21 Chas Mason
Oneca xi John Harris
Collamer 21
Samuel T Dow
Stonington-Steamboat from N York and 28 C G Williams
Mystic 29 Henry Harding Mystic Bri'e 28, 29 P Forsyth Stratford i John D Gilbert Suffield from vi Geo Williston
West Suffield 5 C Freeman Thompson ix Jeremiah Olney Fisherville ix George Pike New Boston 15 H Lamson W Thompson ix - Case Tolland 9 O P Waldo
Torrington from iv D Davis Torringford 62 H P Hopkins Wolcottville ivR C Abernethy Burrville iv N Roberts
Trumbull 46 Elihu Beach
T Long Hill 46 M Beardslee Union from Stafford Spring's D L Newell Mashapaug from Southbridge Harvey Walker
Vernon xi and 9 F M'Lean Jr
Rockville xi & 9 WH Cogswell
Vernon Depot xi Ira H Ellis
Voluntown 22 Samuel Gates Campbell's Mills 21 E Potter Wallingford vi Orrin Andrews
Warren 71 E R Swift
Woodville 54 M R Goslee
Washington from iii F A Galpin Marbledale 54 Jos Watson New Preston 54 M S Beeman Wat'bry iv & xii E Leavenworth Waterville xii Wm Pickett
Waterford vii H Gardner 2d Watertown 58 Hinman Atwood Oakville 58 Jerome Newton
Westbrook vii Oliver Norris
West Hartford 8 L Buckland
Weston 48 John H Gregory
Westport i George L Cable
Saugatuck i J Harvey Allen
Wethersfield 1 Charles Clapp
Newington xii E Kilbourn
Willington 14 Lucien Holt
W Willington x D Starr Jr Moose Meadow 14 W Fuller Wilton ii Joseph P Fitch North Wilton ii L Olmstead Georgetown ii Lloyd Seeley Winchester [Winsted] iv & 61 Roland Hitchcock
Winchester Centre from Win- sted C Wetmore
W Winsted iv & 61 H B Steele Windham from Willimantic 19 John A Perkins
Willima'tic x xi W H Hosmer N Windham 20 R Lincoln
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CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
S Windham x xi A Kinney
Woodbury 56 Geo P Allen
Windsor vi H S Hayden
Poquonuc 5 Samuel Clark
Rainbow 5 ST Mckinney Windsor Locks vi F M Brown Wolcott from Waterbury Jason Hotchkiss
Hotchk'ville 56, 57 R J Allen Woodstock 17 A Southworth West W 14, 15 A A Williams North W 15, 17 J E Buckman East W 15 Elisha Lyon Woodstock Vall T P Leonard
Custom house Officers.
FAIRFIELD District, West of Housatonic River.
COLLECTOR, William S. Pomeroy, Bridgeport. INSPECTOR, &C. Henry Hall.
INSPECTOR for Norwalk, Dimon Fanton ; for Stamford, William H. Potts.
MIDDLETOWN District.
COLLECTOR, Patrick Fagan. INSPECTOR, &c., Samuel Brewer. SURVEYOR, Clark Elliott.
SURVEYOR, Hartford, Wm. Hayden. INSPECTOR, Ralph Carey. SURVEYOR, Saybrook, Edward Ingraham. INSPECTOR, Israel S Otis.
NEW HAVEN District, extending from Madison to Housatonic River.
COLLECTOR, Minott A. Osborn. DEPUTY COLLECTOR, Norris Wilcox. SURVEYOR, Charles Shelton. GAUGERS & WEIGHERS, Edward T. Stanley and James M. Veader. WEIGHER & MEAS- URER, Charles S. A. Davis. INSPECTORS, John B. Magie, Thom- as C. Hollis, Hezekiah Gorham, James Gallagher. DAY & NIGHT WATCH, Alfred Bassett. LIGHT HOUSE KEEPER, Merritt Thomp- son. STORE KEEPER, John Hood.
INSPECTOR for Milford and Derby, Mark Bristol.
INSPECTOR for Branford and Sachem's Head, Wm. Howd.
INSPECTOR for Guilford and Madison, G. L. Dowd.
NEW LONDON District. COLLECTOR, Henry Hobart. DEP- UTY COLLECTOR and INSPECTOR, Richard R. Stark. SURVEYOR, D. S. Ruddock. INSPECTORS, Enoch C. Chapman, Washington Avery, Daniel Tinker, Daniel Manwaring. PHYSICIAN MARINE HOSPITAL, William W. Miner.
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