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IMPORTER OF FRENCH HATS,
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AMBRIDGE DIRECTORY
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1857 9
IBRACING A LIST OF THE CITY OFFICERS, A GENERAL DIRECTORY OF THE CITIZENS, AND A BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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CAMBRIDGE : PUBLISHED BY JOHN FORD, AT THE CHRONICLE OFFICE. 1857.
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PREFACE.
IN presenting to the citizens of Cambridge the ninth num- ber of the CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY, we would call attention to the rapid increase of the population of our city, as will be seen by the yearly enlargement of this little work. When the present publisher, in January 1848, issued the first number of the DIRECTORY, it contained less than one hundred and twenty pages, and only two thousand two hundred and fifty names. It has been annually increasing in size, till, as will be seen in the present number, it contains two hundred and twenty-eight pages, and over six thousand four hundred names! The addi- tional names inserted the present year amount to more than fifteen hundred, and the number of the alterations to four thou- sand and sixty. We commend this number of the DIRECTORY to he favor of the public, assuring them that we have spared no labor or expense to ensure its correctness, and to make it use ful and acceptable to the inhabitants of our highly favored city.
CONTENTS.
Assessors , 30
Banks,. 34
Calendar Pages, . 5-27
Cambridge Cemetery, 42
City Officers,. . 29-30
Constables,. 32
County Officers, .37-38
Courts, . . 36-37
Corporations,. 43
Charitable and other
Associations, ..... 44-47
Eclipses ,. 3
Fire Department, ..... 38-39
Funeral Undertakers, 32
Justices of the Peace, 33
Justice of Police Court, 33
Mt. Auburn Cemetery, 42
Notaries, 35
Overseers of Poor, .... 30
Pound Keeper, 32
Representatives, . 30
Reservoirs,. 40-41
Religious Societies, .48-52
Rates of Postage. .. 227
Savings Banks, 35
School Committee, ... 29
Streets, Lanes, &c., ... 65-70 Tax Payers, Ward 1,. . 53
66 .6 Ward 2,. . 57
Ward 3,. . 62
Watchmen,
32
Ward Officers, 30
Eclipses of the Sun and Moon.
IN the year 1857, there will be two Eclipses; both of the Sun.
I. A total Eclipse of the SUN, March 25th.
Eclipse begins, 3h. 6.3m. Middle of the Eclipse, 5h. 40.2m. ( P. M. Eclipse ends, 8h. 24.5m. ) Visible in the United States of America.
II. An annular Eclipse of the SUN, Sept. 17th.
Eclipse begins, 17th d. 9h. 53.7m .- P. M.
Middle of the Eclipse, 18th d. 0h. 39.0m. Eclipse ends, 18th d. 3h. 48.9m. S 3 4. 30
Visible in Asia and Austria.
Principal Articles of the Calendar for 1857.
Golden Number, 15 | Dominical Letter,. D
Epact, .. 4 Roman Indiction,. 15
Solar Cycle,. 18 Julian Period,. .6570
Movable Feasts and Fasts for 1857.
Epiphany, Jan. 6 Low Sunday, April 19
Septuagesima S'day, Feb. 8
Rogation Sunday, May 17
Shrove Sunday, Feb. 22 Ascension Day, May 21
Ash Wednesday, Feb. 25 Whit Sunday, May 31
First Sunday in Lent Mar. 1 Trinity Sunday June 7
Palm Sunday, April 5 Corpus Christi, June 11
Good Friday, April 10 Advent Sunday, Nov. 29
EASTER SUNDAY, April 12
CHRISTMAS DAY, Dec. 25
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1852, by JOHN FORD, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.
MEMORANDA FOR JANUARY.
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JANUARY.
31 Days
Days| d. m.|Days|d. m. Days d. m. (Days'd. m. Days d. m.
Bun's Declination.
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21 35
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20 28
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30
17 33
Moon's Perigee, 5th day, 0h A .- Apogee, 17th day, 10h A. Moon's Perigee, 30th day, 5h M.
First Quar. 3d d. 7h. 29m. mo.
Full M., 10th d. 4h. 23m. mo.
Last Quar. 18th d. Oh. 5m mo. New Moon, 25th d. 6h. 41m. ev.
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M |Week. h. m. h. m. h. m. h.m.
Moon Moon ir & s Sou's m./h. m. h. m.
M's Age. 5
2 33
2 56
2 Fr.
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0 5
5 11 53
6 17
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4 30
4 SU.
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10 Sa.
7 29 4 47 9 18
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8 4 59 0 0 58
2 14 15 16
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0 59
13 Tu.
7 27 4 50 9 23
10 19
9 8 32 9 36
2 38 3 22 4 4 42 3
17 18 19
1 21 2 1 2 38 3 15
2 57 3 33
17 Sa.
7 25 4 56 9 31
0 27 11
morn 0 40
5 22 6 2 6 44
21 22 23
4 28 5 5
4 44 5 27
20 Tu.
7 24 5
0 9 36
0 32 11
2 48
7 30
24
5 52
6 23 7 35
22 Th.
7 23
3 9 40
0 36 12
4 56
9 13 26 27
8 12
8 50
23 Fr.
7 22 5
4 9 42
0 38 12
5 58,10 9
9 25 10 1
25 SU.
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6 19 46
0 42 13
sets a ev. 3
11 18 11 42
26 Mo.
7 195
7 9 48
0 44 13
0 45 13
7 15
1 49
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0 3 0 44
28 We.
7 18 5
9 9 51
0 47 13
8 31
2 38
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1
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29 Th.
7 17 5 10 9 53
0 49 14 9 45 3 27
4
30 Fr.
7 16 5 12 9 56
0 52 14 11 0 4 15
5
1 43 2 2 2 41
31|Sa.
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7 30 4 3819 8 0 4
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4 42 5 29
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3 19
3 42
3 Sa.
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0 8
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8 57
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8 Th.
7 29 4 45 9 16
0 12
7 6 1411 1 12
9 22
11 26 11 51
11 SU.
7 29 4 48 9 19
0 15
8 6 12
12 Mo.
7 28 4 49 9 21
0 17
9 7 22
1 50
14 We.
7 27 4 52 9 25
0 21 10
2 20
15 Th.
7 26 4 53 9 27
0 23 10
10 38
16 Fr.
7 26 4 55 9 29
0 25 10 11 39
20
3 51
4 8
18 SU.
7 25 4 58 9 33
0 29 11
19 Mo.
7 24 4 59 9 35
0 31 11
1 43
21 We.
7 23 5 1 9 38
0 34 12 3 53
8 19
25
6 59
10 28 10 54
24 Sa. 7 215 5 9 44
0 40 13
6 59 11 6 28 29 5 59 0 57 1 2
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27 Tu.
7 195
8 9 49
Cambridge business men should advertise in the Cambridge Chronicle.
2
8 4 55 5 22
5 Mo.
7 30 4 42 9 12
7 30
7 We.
7 30 4 44 9 14
0 15
1 41
5 morn
High Tide. Morn.| Eve. h. m. h. m.
MEMORANDA FOR FEBRUARY.
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FEBRUARY.
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Days
d. m. [Days d. m. Days;d. m. Days|d. m. Days'd. m.
Sun's Declination.
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15 10
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13 12
19
11 7
25
8 56
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14 51
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12 52
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10 46
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8 84
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14 32
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12 31
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10 24
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7 48
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15 48
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13 52
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9 18
Moon's Apogee, 14th day, 7h A .- Perigee, 26th day, 1h A.
First Quar. 1st d. 3h. 36m. ev.
Full Moon, 8th d. 7h. 8m. ev.
Last Quar. 16th d. 9h. 35m. ev. New Moon, 24th d. 7h. 13m. mo
High Tide. Morn. Eve. h. m. h. m.
1 SU.
7 14 5 14 10
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0 15
5 57
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3 43
4 4
2 Mo.
7 13 5 16 10
30 59 14
1 33
6 51
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4 27
4 50
3 Tu.
7 12 5 17 10
5 1 1 14
2 49
7 50
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5 14
5 44
4 We.
7 11 5 19 10
8 1 4 14
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2
8 50
10
6 16 6 56
5 Th.
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7 14
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9 50
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7 37
8 24
6 Fr.
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8 5 21 10 13 1
9 14
6 1 10 48
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9 11 9 54
7 Sa.
7
7 5 22 10 15 1
11/14
6 43 11 41
13
10 27 10 58
8'SU.
7
6 5 24 10 18 1 14 15
14
11 25 11 50
9 Mo.
7
5 5 25 10 20 1 16 15
0 30
15 16
. 0 31
0 50
11 We.
7
3 5 28 10 25 1 21 15
8 23
1 57
1 9 1 25
12 Th.
7
2 5 29 10 27 1 23 15
9 25
2 38
19
2 12
2 27
14 Sa.
6 59 5 32 10 33 1 29 14 11 30
3 17 3 57
20
2 43
2 57
15 SU.
6 57 5 33
10 36 1 32 14
morn
4 39
3 11
3 28
16 Mo
6 55 5 34 10 39 1 35 14
0 33
5 23
21 22
3 43 3 57
17 Tu.
6 54 5 35 10 41 1 37 14
1 38 2 6 10 23 24
4 54
5 17
19 Th.
6 51 5 38 10 47 1 43 14
3 44
25
5 49
6 28
20 Fr.
6 49 5 39 10 50 1 46 14
4 39
8 51
26 27 28
10
6 10 35
23 Mo.
6 44 5 43 10 59 1 55
14 sets a 11 37 6 8,ev. 29
29 0
11 0
45 5 0 24
26 Th.
6 40 5 47 11
72
3|13
8 44
2
8
2
0 45 1 3
27 Fr.
6 38 5 48 11 10 2
6 13 10
2
2 59
3
1 21 2
1 40
28 Sa.
6 37 5 49 11 12 2
8 13 11 21 3 51
4
0 2 19
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M |Week |h. m. h.m. h. m. h. m.
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M's Age.
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10 Tu.
7
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17 18
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1 56
13 Fr.
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9 48
8 40
9 27
22 S U.
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24 Tu.
6 43 5 44 11
11 57 13
25 We.
6 42 5 46 11
42
0 13
7 26
1 19
1
4 14
4 34
18 We.
6 53 5 37 10 44 1 40 14
2 42 7 7 55
7 13 7 57
21 Sa.
6 48 5 41 10 53 1 49 14
ris. a morn 6 14
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Ris. Sets. Days. incr. vi r & s Sou's Week|h. m. h m. h. m. h.m. m|h. m.n. m.
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5
2 39
2 58
2 Mo.
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0 30
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6
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3 38
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6 44 7
3 59
4 21
4 We.
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5 50
6 36
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Fr.
6 28 5 57 11 29 2 25 11
4 44
9 36
10
7 25
8 16
7 Sa.
6 26 5 58 11 32 2 28
11 5 18 10 25
11
9. 7 9 51
8 SU.
6 24 5 59
11 35 2 31 11 5 47 11 11
12 10 24 10 49
9 Mo.
6 22 6
0 11 38 2 34
11
ris. a 11 54
13 11 13 11 37
10 Tu.
6 21 6
1 11 40 2 36 10
6 12
morn
14
11 56
11 We.
6 19 6 2 11 43 2 39 10 7 14
0 35
15
0 11
0 29
12 Th.
6 17 16
3 11 46 2 42
10 8 15
1 14
16
0 44
1 0
13 Fr.
6 15 6
4 11 49 2 45
10 9 17
1 54
17
1 14
1 27
14 Sa.
6 14 6
6 11 52 2.48
9 10 21
2 35 18
15 SU.
6
12 6 7 11 55 2 51
9 11 25
3 17 19
16 Mo.
6
11 6 8 11 57 2 53
morn
4 3
20
17 Tu. 6
9 6 9 12 0 2 56
0 29
4 51
21 22
25 26
8
9 35 10
8 53 8
24 Tu.
5 56 6 17 12 21 3 17 12 23 3 19
6
5 23 11
5 28 10 35 10 56
25 We.
5 55,6
12 26 3 22
6
27 Fr.
5 51 6 20 12 29 3 25
5
7 36 ev. 46 8 59 1 39 2
1 |11 56 0 16 0 52
0 32
28 Sa.
5 49 6 21 12 32 3 28
5 10 19
2 35
3
1 13
29 SU.
5 48 6 22 12 34 3 30
5 11 40
3 34
4
1 32 1 52
30 Mo.
5 46 6 23 12 37 3 33
4 morn
4 36
5
2 13 2 32
31 Tu.
1 5 45 6 25 12 40 3 36
4 0 54
5 38
6 2 55
3 16
18 We. 6
7 6 10 12
32 59
2
8
2 29 3 17
7 35 24
5
7 5 42
21 Sa. 22 SU.
6
2 6 14
12 12 3
8
7
3 58
8 29
6
28 8
7 20
23 Mo.
5 58 6 16 12 18 3 14
7
4 59 10 14
27
2 3 2 51 3 40 4 17 38 5 4 39 3 57
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