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HATS ! CAPS ! FURS !
THE Subscribers would respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of CAMBRIDGE and vicinity to their well-known and long-established Stores,
173 & 175 WASHINGTON STREET,
Where may he found in great variety of style and material, every article pertaining to their line of business .- The long experience (TWENTY YEARS,) of Mr. Wm. SHUTE, combined with our unsurpassed facilities for buying and manufacturing, enable us to sell goods at as FAVORABLE PRICES as any house in BOSTON.
EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
Should any article not prove fully equal to its recommendation, prompt and cheerful satisfaction will be given.
W. M. SHUTE & SON.
N. B .- OLD FURS altered and repaired by experienced workmen.
HERMAN'S Furnace Establishment.
The Subscriber offers for sale, at wholesale and retail, his CELEBRATED PREMIUM
Hot Air Furnaces
For Wood or Coal,
In which recent improve- ments have been made, rendering them in sim- plicity of construction and ease of management, in durability and efficien- cy, as in all other quali- ties going to constitute a PERFECT FURNACE greatly superior to any other kind offered for sale in this market. The large num- ber recently put into model School Houses, Churches, Sem- inaries, Court Houses, Hospitals, Banks and other large edifices erected for charitable, benevolent or scientific pur- poses, together with first-class private dwellings, proves their superiority, and the appreciation of their merits by the public. Attention is also called to a large assortment of
IMPROVED COOKING RANGES, The best in the market.
PORTABLE FURNACES, English, Parlor and Chamber Grates, Chimney Tops, Roof and Room Ventila- tors, Iron, Bronzed, Enamelled and Plated Register, Parlor, Office and Cooking Stoves.
Rumford Ovens, and Heating and Cooking Apparatus gen- erally.
LEOPOLD HERMAN, New Marbled Block, Nos. 336 & 333 Washington St , Nearly opposite the Adams House,
BOSTON.
36 (INDIA) STREET
BOSTON.
STIMSON, VALENTINE & CO.,
Varnish Elannfacturers.
ALSO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Paints, Oils, Glass and Becswax,
NO. 36 INDIA STREET, BOSTON.
A. G. STIMSON. LAWSON VALENTINE.
The undersigned, having removed from their old store No. 55 Broad Street, to larger and more convenient quarters at 36 India Street, are prepared to offer for sale a full as. sortment of all articles used in carriage or house painting. Purchasers are requested to call and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
STIMSON, VALENTINE & CO.
CALMÉBRIDGE PUBLIC LIBRARY Presented by W. W. Wellington.
Cambridge Chronicle DO ~
Job Printing Office,
MAIN STREET, COR. TEMPLE,
. (Near City Hall,)
CAMBRID FEPORT.
-
Bill Icads,
Catalogues,
Circulars,
Receipts,
Insurance Policies,
Bank Checks,
Legal Blanks,
Labels,
Billets, Business & Visiting
Bills of Lading, Cards, Books, Pamphlets, Posters Plain and Fancy Printing,
done in the BEST STYLE with promptness and accuracy. This office has all the facilities that the very best of PRESSES, STEAM POWER, NEW TYPE, and materials for nearly every variety of Printing can afford.
The Cambridge Chronicle
Is published here, at $2.00 per annum. It essays to be a faithful chronicler of local events, and it is recommended as a good Family Journal.
THE CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY
Is issued from the Chronicle Printing Office, annually in January. JOHN D. BALDWIN. 17
CAMBRIDGE
MUTUAL
FIRE INS. COMPANY,
MAIN STREET,
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
Opposite the Irving House.
ESTABLISHED IN 1833.
Amount at Risk January 1, 1858, $1,491,584.00
Losses the past year, 1,264.50
Dividends paid the past year, 885.11
Available funds, exclusive of Deposit Notes, 17,973-57
No charge will be made for Policies, transfers and alter- ations, as heretofore.
No extra hazardous risks will be taken.
JOSIAH W. COOK, President.
A. LANSING, Sec'y and Treas.
DIRECTORS :
JOSIAH W. COOK, I. P. DUNHAM, HENRY THAYER,
J. D. PEARSON, RUFUS LAMSON, JACOB EATON,
J. H. THAYER, JOSIAH BURRAGE, Jos. A. HOLMES.
ANDREW A. WARD,
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- DEALER IN
BEEF, PORK,
LARD, HAMS,
VEGETABLES, FRUIT, &c.,
NO. 437 MAIN STREET,
(Under A. S. Kelly & Co's,)
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
GOODS SOLD HERE
AT LOW FIGURES
FOR CASH.
R. W. DICKSON, Steam and Gas Pipe Works,
No. 467 Main Street, (Douglas Block,) CAMBRIDGEPORT.
The subscriber will give his personal attention to the fur- nishing and putting into buildings, public and private, all descriptions of
Steam, Gas and Water Pipes. He also furnishes
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS AND BRACKETS,
Of every style and variety. Also, on hand, SOLAR, FLUID AND OIL LAMPS, KEROSENE LAMPS AND OIL, With Wicks and all other articles connected therewith .- Globe Gauge Cocks, Oil Cocks, Steam Whistles, Valves, &c., &c., constantly on hand. Also, for sale, all the vari- ous kinds of Patent Burners.
Jobbing and Repairing of all kinds promptly and faithful- ly attended to. Chandeliers and Brackets cleaned and re- gilded to look as well as new.
All Work done on the most Reasonable Terms.
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Dental Surgery.
DR. A. W. DILLINGHAM,
SURGICAL
- AND -
Mechanical Dentist,
Rooms, No. 1 Brattle Street,
OLD CAMBRIDGE,
Respectfully intimates that, after making a careful selection from all the modern, so call- ed, improvements, he is fully prepared to
guarantee
REASONABLE SATISFACTION
to all those who are pleased to favor him with their patron- age, in all the various branches pertaining to his profes- sion.
The best of references given when desired. 17*
OSBORN'S
PLANING MILL,
STATE STREET, CAMBRIDGEPORT.
Sawing, Planing, Jointing, Matching.
The subscriber thanks his former patrons for their aid, and solicits a continuance of the same. He has of late greatly increased his facilities for accomplishing work with great neatness and despatch, having made extensive addi- tions of machinery.
BOXES of every description made to order ; also, Win- dow Frames, Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c., &c.
Those who may favor him with a call, can depend upon having their work done in the best manner possible, and at short notice.
He has facilities for doing TEAMING of all descriptions, and also solicits patronage in this line.
DALPHON OSBORN.
S. S. ATWOOD,
STAIRBUILDER,
MAIN STREET,
Near Universalist Church,
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
DR. CHARLES F. FOSTER,
GARDEN STREET,
OLD CAMBRIDGE,
Opposite the Common.
ORDERS BY MAIL WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
THOMAS P. LERNED,
Dealer in
In
COAL,
AND BARK.
SOFT COALS, ENGLISH CANNEL, SCOTCH, SYDNEY,
PICTOU & CUMBERLAND.
Also the celebrated JOHN'S COAL for Furnaces, Parlor Grates, Ranges, and Cooking Stoves, delivered in any part of Cambridge or Boston without extra charge.
Delivered in any part of Brighton, Brookline, Newton , Watertown, or West Cambridge, at moderate prices.
WHARF, Junction Main St. and Broadway, CAMBRIDGEPORT.
WILLIAM WYMAN,
DEALER IN LEHIGH, (OLD COMPANY'S,) LOCUST MOUNTAIN, LACKAWANNA AND WHITE ASH
Superior articles for Furnaces or large stoves.
Also, the Pine Grove Family Stove Coal, a very superior Red Ash, and the usual varieties of Red and White Ash coals for family use, from the most approved veins in Penn- sylvania.
All kinds of Hard and Soft Wood constantly on hand .- Any order sent by mail or otherwise, promptly answered. Wharf, west end of Craigie's Bridge, East Cambridge.
EDWARD BATES, JR., (Successor to F. B. PARKS,)
MAIN STREET, CAMBRIDGEPORT, Opposite the Chronicle Office,
PLUMBER
TIN, COPPER, SHEET IRON & ZINC WORKER.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Force Pumps,
Hydrants, Water Closets,
Copper
Copper Boilers, Bath Tubs,
Beer Wash Basins,
Marble Słabs,
Tin and Zinc Con- ductors,
Iron Sinks- Silver plated and Brass Cocks, plain & enal'd,
Gutta Percha and
Iron Pipe,
Block Tin, Lead Pipe,
&c., &c., &c.
Stoves and Furnaces repaired, and pipe manufactured.
All orders in the above line of business attended to with despatch, and on reasonable terms.
D. A BUCKLEY,
374
Main
Street,
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
COPPERSMITH.
Copper Gutters,
Boilers,
Pumps,
And all other kinds of
COPPER
WORK,
MADE AND PUT UP TO ORDER.
Also on hand,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, ZINC, &c.
D. A. BUCKLEY,
374 Main Street Cambridgeport.
· ROLAND LITCHFIELD, JR., Furnishing Undertaker,
CORNER OF MAIN AND COLUMBIA STS., Opposite the Universalist Church.
COFFINS and ROBES of all kinds furnished at short notice.
Particular attention paid to laying out and dressing bodies.
Many efforts have been made to preserve the form and features of a departed friend without the usual mode, so repugnant to the feelings, of placing the body in ice. This difficulty has been overcome by a
Patent Air-tight Preserver,
In which cold air is the medium used, acting as a preserva- tion in the warmest weather, for any length of time. At the same time the body is entirely secure from injury. Thus arranged, it can be conveyed hundreds of miles with perfect safety, and in a good state of preservation, as has been repeatedly proved.
House cor. Main & Columbia sts, Cambridgeport.
GAS PIPE AND FIXTURES.
WALTER TURNER, No. 442 Harvard St., near Holyoke St., CAMBRIDG
Continues the business of introducing Gas Pipe and Fix- tures into dwellings, stores, manufactories, &c., &c., as in years past.
All kinds of Fixtures and Trimmings, from the most costly Chandeliers to the cheapest burners, furnished to order, at short notice.
He returns thanks for former patronage, and solicits a continuance of the same.
REPAIRING AND GILDING DONE IN THE BEST STYLE AND PROMPTY.
Cambridgeport & Boston
EXPRESS.
HAYWARD COMPANY,
(Successors to A. J. PIKE. )
OFFICE IN CAMBRIDGEPORT. OFFICE IN BOSTON.
No. 409 Main Street. No. 3 Washington St.
ORDER BOXES AT ORDER BOXES AT
J. A. Holmes & Co's,
Thurston & Torry's,
The Post Office, and
Knights' Store, corner of
Stimson & Valentine's 36 In- dia Street,
E. Williams's, 208 State St., 41 Broad Street, and
Main and Cherry Streets. Ticknor & Fields, School St.
Orders for heavy or light team work, moving household furniture, or the transportation of packages to and from Boston, promptly attended to.
They will give their personal atttention to the collection and payment of notes, drafts, and bills.
Leaves Cambridgeport, at 8 A. M., and 2 P. M. Leaves Boston, at 11 A. M., and 5 P. M.
GEO. A. HAYWARD, GEO. W. CONCKLIN.
ELIJAH H. LUKE,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
GRAIN, MEAL,
FEED, &c. - ALSO
BUNDLE HAY AND STRAW, Which will be delivered in any part of the city.
Wharf and Store, west end of West Boston Bridge. CAMBRIDGEPORT.
HERMAN BIRD,
FIRE, MARINE, & LIFE
INSURANCE AGENCY.
Insurance negotiated in the best Stock and Mutual Com- panies, at reasonable rates of Premium upon
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND VESSELS AT SEA OR IN PORT, WITH THEIR CARGOES.
Life Insurance effected in the best New England Companies.
- OFFICES :-
17 State Street, Boston. | 409 Main St., Cambridgeport
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THE C.R.
Cambridge Directory,
FOR
1859;
CONTAINING A DIRECTORY OF THE CITIZENS, A BUSINESS DIRECTORY, AND LISTS OF THE CITY OFFICERS, PRINCIPAL TAX PAYERS, RELIGIOUS AND OTHER SOCIETIES, &C.
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CAMBRIDGE: PUBLISHED BY J. D. BALDWIN, At the Chronicle Office. 1859.
PREFACE.
WE present to the citizens of Cambridge, the tenth vol- ume of the Cambridge Directory. It will be seen that the number of names is about the same as two years ago, al- though a large proportion of those who were then here as operatives at the various business establishments, have left the city in consequence of the partial suspension of business during the past twelve or eighteen months. This shows a large increase of permanent inhabitants of the city. A revival of business will bring back those who have left, or bring others to fill their places.
We have spared neither pains nor expense to make this volume of the Directory correct. It will be noticed, that much inconvenience would be avoided if our houses were all numbered, and if there were not several cases of two or three streets with the same name. It is desirable that the City Government should remove these causes of inconve- nience and confusion ; and we hope it will consider the im- portance of doing so.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1858, by J. D. BALDWIN,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts
CONTENTS.
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Abbreviations,
page
37
Almanac,
13
Assessors,
212
Banks,
216
Business Directory,
175 9
Cambridge Post Offices,
225
Cambridge Cemetery,
218
Calendar pages, -
12-36
City Government,
212
County Officers,
218
Courts,
Directory of Names,
Eclipses, &c.,
214
Harvard University
224
Insurance Co.,
214
Justices of the Peace,
214
Masonic Lodges,
224
Mount Auburn Cemetery,
217
Odd Fellows,
224
Police Department,
213 10
Rates of Postage,
214
Religious Societies,
219-22
Representatives,
218
Savings Bank,
216-17
Schools,
214-16
School Committee,
214
Societies,
222 5
Streets, Lanes, &c., -
196
Temperance Organizations,
224
Waterworks Company,
214
Ward Officers,
213
218-19 37 11 214
Fire Department,
Gas Light Company,
Railway Companies,
Tax Payers,
Cambridge Observatory,
STREETS, COURTS, LANES, AND PLACES, In the City of Cambridge.
Allen, from North Avenue to Orchard. Allston, from Pearl to Charles.
Amory, from Broadway to Hampshire. Antrim, From Cambridge to Broadway. Appian Way, from Garden to Brattle. Arrow, from Main to Bow. Ash, from Brattle to Mt. Auburn. Auburn, from Brookline to Pleasant.
Auburn Court, from Auburn to Watson.
Austin, from Main to Inman.
Austin Place, from Austin Street south. Avon, from Linnæan to Shepard.
Baldwin, from Cambridge to Kirkland. Bath, from Mt. Auburn to the wharf. Bay, from Main to Kinnard. Beech, from North Avenue, op. Porter's, to Somerville. Berkeley, from Phillips Place to Craigie.
Beacon, from Cambridge to Milk Row. Boardman, from Harvard to Broadway. Bow, from Main to Mt. Auburn. Bowdoin, from Linnæan to Harrison Place.
Bond, from Concord Avenue to Garden.
Brattle, from Brattle Square to Mt. Auburn.
Brattle Square, head of Brattle Street.
Blackstone, from River to Western Avenue. Bridge, from Craigie's Bridge to Somerville. Brighton, from Harvard Square to Brighton line. Bristol, from Broadway to Hampshire.
Broadway, from Main, Ward II., to the Colleges.
Brookline, from Main to Charles river. Brooks, from Magazine to Pearl. Cambridge, from Craigie Bridge to Kirkland.
Cambridge Square, junction Main and Western Avenue. Canal, from Washington to Hampshire. Cedar, from Spruce to North Avenue. Centre, from Hancock to Dana.
Charles, from Harvard to Broadway, Ward I.
Charles, from Allston to River, Ward IV. Charles, from South Third to the marsh, Ward III. Charles River, from Mt. Auburn to the River
Charles Court, from Charles Street, Ward III. Cherry, from Main to Harvard. Chestnut, from Mt. Auburn to Harvard, Ward I. Chauncey, from North Avenue op. Everett. Champman Place, from Howard Street to Gerry Street. Chestnut, from Pearl to Charles, Ward IV. Church, from Harvard Square to Brattle.
Clark, from Washington to Hampshire.
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STREETS, ETC.
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Clay, from Kidder to Harvey. Clifton, from Kidder to Harvey. Cogswell Avenue, from North Avenue to Fitchburg R. R. Columbia, from Main to Cambridge. Concord Avenue, from Garden to West Cambridge. Cottage, from Pearl to River.
Cotton, from Harvard to Broadway op. Hancock. Court, from Main to Charles.
Craigie, from Concord Avenue to Brattle.
Cross, from Main to the marsh.
Dana, from Main to Broadway.
Dana Court, from Western Avenue n Pleasant. Daniels' Court, from Hilliard. Davis, from Harvard to Broadway.
Deacon, from Pioneer to Dock, near River.
De Wolf, from Mt. Auburn south to the river.
Dike, from Charles River to Mt. Auburn. Dock, from Broadway to River. Douglass, from Main to Austin. Dublin, from Kidder Lane to Railroad.
Dunster, from Harvard to College wharf. East, from Bridge to Hall's wharf. Eaton, from Pine to Cherry, near School. Ellery, from Main to Broadway. Eliot, from Brighton to Mt. Auburn.
Elm, from Harvard to Cambridge.
Elmwood Avenue, between Brattle and Mt. Auburn.
Erie, from Magazine to Brookline. Essex, from Main to Harvard. Essex Court, from Essex Street.
Everett, from North Avenue to Oxford.
Everett Place, from Mt. Auburn. Fayerweather, from Brattle to Vassal Lane. Fayette, from Cambridge to Broadway.
First, from Cambridge op. Middlesex House. Follen, from Waterhouse to Garden. Forrest, from North Avenue to Oxford. Foster, from Lowell to Willard. Franklin, from Brookline to Putnam.
Franklin Alley, from Cambridge to Gore.
Fresh Pond Road, from Brattle to Fresh Pond.
Frisbie Place, from Kirkland op. Quincy. Front, from Main to the water. Garden, from Harvard Square to brick-yard. Gardner, from Tremont to Prospect. Gardner Court, from Mt. Auburn op. Story. Gore, from Bridge to Somerville. Green, from Pearl to Putnam· Gerry, from Mt. Auburn to marsh. Hamilton, from Magazine to Sydney.
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STREETS, ETC.
Hampshire, from Broadway to Somerville line. Hancock, from Main to Harvard. Harvard, from Main to Harvard Square. Harvard Square, head of Harvard Street. Harvey, from Cedar into the woods. Harrison, from Main to Washington. Harrison Avenue, from River to Pleasant.
Harrison Place, from North Avenue to Wright. Hammond, from Oxford to Somerville. Hastings, from Moore to Canal.
Hastings Square, between Chestnut and Henry. Henry, from Charles to Pearl.
Hilliard, from Brattle to Mt. Auburn ..
Holyoke, from Harvard to South. Holyoke Place, from Mt. Auburn to Holyoke.
Holmes Place, from Kirkland to North Avenue. Howard, from River to Western Avenue.
Inman, from Main to Cambridge.
Irving Place, from Brattle to Foster.
Jackson, from Kidder to Harvey.
James, from Brattle to Mason.
Jay, from River to Putnam. Jennings, from Brookline. Kent, from River to Western Avenue.
Kidder, from Spruce to the meadows.
Kirkland, from North Avenue to Somerville.
Kirkland Place, from Kirkland Street north.
Kinnard, from River to Putnam. Lake, from Magazine to Pearl. Lambert, from Cambridge to Gore.
Lambert Avenue, from North Avenue to Mt. Vernon.
Lechmere Place, from North Street. Lee, from Main to Broadway. Leighton Court, from East to North. Line, from Cambridge n Fayette.
Lincoln, from Winsor to Columbia near Hampshire. Linden, from Harvard to Mt. Auburn. Linnæan, from Garden to North Avenne. Livermore, from Hampshire to Lincoln. Lowell, from Mt. Auburn to Brattle.
Main, from W. B. Bridge to junction of Harvard.
Magazine, from Main to the river. Maple, from Milk to Somerville. Market, from Broadway to Columbia. Mason, from Gardner to Brattle.
Meacham, from North Avenue to Somerville.
Mechanics' Court, from Main near the bank. Medford, from Hampshire to Somerville. Mellen, from North Avenue to Oxford.
Monroe, from Spring op. House Correction.
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STREETS, ETC.
Montgomery, from Kidder to Harvey. Moore, from Broadway to Washington. Mount Auburn, from Main to Watertown. Mt. Vernon, from North Avenue to Lambert Avenue. Murdoch, from Garden to Hampshire.
North, from East to the water. North Avenue, from Harvard Square to W. Cambridge. North, First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth, from Cambridge, Ward JII. Norton, from Bowdoin to Avon.
Norfolk, from Main to Cambridge.
Oak, from Cambridge to Somerville. Orchard, from Beech to Somerville.
Otis, from South Second to South Seventh.
Otis Place, from Mt. Auburn op. Hilliard.
Oxford, from Kirkland to Sacramento. Palmer, from Brattle to Church. Park, from Pleasant to Magazine.
Pearl, from Main to the river.
Perry, from Magazine to Pearl. Phillips Place, from Mason to Garden. Pine, from Harvard to School.
Pioneer, from Broadway to Deacon, L. P. Pleasant, from Main to the river.
Plymouth, from Hampshire to Portland.
Portland, from Hampshire to Cambridge. Prescott, from Harvard to Broadway, Ward I.
Prescott, from Main to Harvard near Lee, Ward II. Preston, from Cambridge to Kirkland. Prince, from Pleasant to Magazine.
Prospect, from Main to Somerville.
Putnam, from Mt. Auburn to Western Avenue.
Quincy, from Kirkland to Main. Raymond, from Linnæan to Cedar. Reed, from Kidder to Harvey.
Rice, from North Avenue to Cedar.
River, from Main to Brighton line. Rockwell, from Pleasant to River. Russell, from North Avenue to Somerville.
Sacramento, from North Avenue to Somerville. Sargent, from Kidder Lane to Railroad. School, from Austin to Harrison. School Court, from Brattle, near Church.
Shepard, from North Avenue to Garden. Short, from Pleasant to Magazine, Ward IV. Short, from Bridge to North, Ward III. Sydney, from Allston to Henry.
Soden, from Western Avenue to Green. South, First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth, from Cambridge, Ward III.
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STREETS, ETC.
Somerset, from Pleasant to River. Somerset Place, from Magazine to Pleasant. South, from Brighton to Holyoke. Sparks, from Mt. Auburn to Vassal Lane. Spring, from South Second to South Seventh. Spruce, from North Avenue to Cedar. State, from Front to Car Factory. Story, from Brattle to Mt. Auburn.
Suffolk, from Columbia to Norfolk. Summer, from Prospect to Inman. Suinner, from Kirkland to Cambridge. Temple, from Main to Austin. Tenny's Court, from Orchard to Elm, Somerville. Thorndike, from South Second to South Seventh. Tremont, from Broadway to Hampshire. Trowbridge, from Main op. Putnam to Broadway. Tuttle, from Wyeth near Concord Avenue.
Union, from Market to Hampshire.
Union Square, North Avenue junc. Hampshire.
Valentine, from Pearl to Brookline.
Vernon, from Main to Green. Village, from State to Front. Vine, from South Third to Sixth.
Walden, from North Avenue to Raymond.
Walnut, from Pleasant to Charles. Ware, from Harvard to Broadway. Warren, from Cambridge to Kirkland.
Washington, from Main to Norfolk.
Washington Square, cor. Charles and Allston.
Water, from Bridge to the water.
Waterhouse, from Garden to North Avenue.
Watson, from Pearl to Brookline.
Webster, from Magazine to Pleasant.
Webster Place, from Pleasant to rear of School House.
Wendall, from North Avenue to Oxford. West, from Inman to Lee. Western Avenue, from Main to Brighton line.
Willard, from Brattle to Mt. Auburn. Willard Court, from Willard Street.
Williams, from Pearl to River. Willow, from North Avenue to Somerville, Ward I.
Willow, from Magazine to Pleasant, Ward IV. Willow Place, from Cambridge near Winsor. Winsor, from Main to Cambridge. Winter, from Bridge. Winthrop, from Holyoke to Spring.
Winthrop Square, cor. Mt. Auburn and Brighton. Worcester, from Columbia to Norfolk. Wright, from Norton to North Avenue. Wyeth, from Concord Avenue to Garden.
Cambridge Post-Offices.
There are in Cambridge, four Post-offices, as follows : CAMBRIDGE-William Caldwell, Postmaster.
CAMBRIDGEPORT-Samuel James, do. EAST CAMBRIDGE-Andrew Fogg, do. NORTH CAMBRIDGE-James B. Nason, do.
A TABLE,
Showing the number of days from any day in one month, to the same day in another month. VERY USEFUL IN BANKING BUSINESS.
From
JAN.
To
FEB.
MARCH.
APRIL.
MAY.
JUNE.
JULY.
AUGUST.
SEPT.
OCT.
NOV.
DEC.
Jan. -
- 365
31
59
90 120 151 181 212 243 273 304 334
Feb.
334 365
28
59
89 120 150
181 212 242 273 303
Mar.
306
337 365
31
61
92 122 153
184 214 245 275
April,
275 306 334 365
30
61
91 122
153
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