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FAIRBANKS
STANDARD
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OF EVERY VARIETY.
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FAIRBANKS & BROWN, 34 Kilby Street, Boston.
HERMAN'S FURNACE ESTABLISHMEN'
The subscriber offers for sale, at wholesale and re- tail, his CELEBRATED PRE- MIUM
Hot Air Furnaces For Wood or Coal,
In which recent improve- ments have been made, ren- dering them in simplicity of construction and ease of management, in durability and efficiency, as in all other qualities going to con- stitute a PERFECT FUR- NACE greatly superior to any other kind offered in this mar- ket. The large number recently put into model School Houses Churches, Seminaries, Court Houses, Hospitals, Banks and other large edifices erected for charitable, benevolent or scien- tific purposes, 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 Registers, Parlor, Office and Cooking Stoves.
Rumford Ovens, and Heating and Cooking Apparatus gener- ally.
LEOPOLD HERMAN,
New Marble Block, Nos 336 & 338 Washington Street, (Nearly opposite the Adams House,)
BOSTON.
STIMSON, VALENTINE & CO. Varnish Manufacturers
PAINTS,
OIL, and
WINDOW GLASS,
36 India Street,
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BOSTON.
A. G. STIMSON,
L. VALENTINE,
H. C. VALENTINE.
IGP We call the special attention of consumers to our own brands of
ure Ground White Lead,
- AND -
PURE FRENCH ZING,
As being second to none in the market.
STIMSON, VALENTINE & CO.
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CAMBRIDGE CHRONICLE
Book and Job Printing Office,
MAIN STREET, COR. TEMPLE,
(Near City Hall)
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
BILL HEADS,
CIRCULARS, RECEIPTS, LABELS,
CATALOGUES, INSURANCE POLICIES, BANK CHECKS.
LEGAL BLANKS,
BILLETS. BUSINESS & VISIT-
BILLS OF LADING, ING CARDS, BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, POSTERS,
Plain and Fancy Printing.
BOOK PRINTING.
Having separate apartments and superior facilities for this branch, we are prepared to do work in the best manner, and to an unlimited extent.
The Cambridge Chronicle
Is published here, at $2.00 per annum. It essays to be a faithful chronicler of local events, and is recommended as a good Family Journal.
THE CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY
Is issued from the Chronicle Printing Office, annually in Jan- uary.
THURSTON, MILES & PRITCHETT.
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TAKE NOTICE!
CHARLES H. BRUCE & CO.,
KEEP AN
EXTENSIVE
WINDOW SHADE
-AND-
Curtain Fixture Store,
DWELLING HOUSE,
OFFICE
STORE,
BANK,
-AND-
CHURCH
WINDOW SHADES manufactured and put on the HARTS- HORN Patent Spring Fixtures and warranted. Also, all of the new and improved Fixtures for sale. GOLD BOR- DER, LANDSCAPE, and other styles constantly on hand. White Linen, Holland and Chintz SHADE GOODS, made to order any desired size, by
CHARLES H. BRUCE & CO.,
No. 304 Washington St., (Opp. the Boston Theatre,)
BOSTON.
SUFFOLK & MIDDLESEX Elastic Roofing Co.,
E. P. RUSSELL'S PATENT.
ORDER BOX AT
HOVEY & CO'S.,
7 Merchants Row, . - BOSTON.
OFFICE AT
No. 373 MAIN STREET,
(Opposite the Universalist Church,)
CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
Samples can be seen at either of the above places.
TIN ROOFS.
[G Particular attention paid to repairing LEAKY TIN ROOFS, LINING COPPER, TIN, or OLD WOODEN GUTTERS, making them equally as good as new, and a much less expense.
E. TOWNE. J. S. SAWYER.
A. R. BAYLEY,
APOTHECARY,
Main Street, (corner of Essex street,)
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
BAYLEY'S GLYCERINE COMPOUND,
BAYLEY'S SUPERIOR COURT PLASTER, COLOGNES,
PERFUMERY,
- AND -
TOILETTE ARTICLES
of all kinds. Agent for all the Reliable Patent Medicines.
CLASSICAL TUTOR.
DR. HUMPHREYS, L.L. D. : Fellow of the College of Preceptors of England, and of the Educational Institute of Scotland, Author of the "Lyra Hellenica," " Manual of Civil Law," and other works, having become resident in Cambridge, would be happy to give instruction in the Greek and Latin languages, Political Economy and English Litera- ture to a few pupils in conjunction with his own sons. Dr. H. has been eminently successful as a College and School Teacher in England, and is also permitted to refer to gentlemen in Boston.
House, corner of
Boardman Street and Broadway, CAMBRIDGEPORT.
COAL & WOOD.
Rainbow, Locust Mountain,
Lehigh, (old Company's,) Lackawana,
RED ASH, CUMBERLAND,
Hard and Soft Wood,
At the old stand of M. L. SMITH, near junction of Harvard and Main streets, Cambridgeport.
M. L. SMITH.
BATCHELDER & HYDE, Looking-Glass, Portrait, and
Picture Frame Maker's,
No. 28 Bromfield Street, Boston.
D. K. BATCHELDER. J. W. HYDE.
Gilders of Plain and Ornamental, House, Ship and Car Moulding, and Decorations.
OLD FRAMES RE-GILT.
MAPS AND PRINTS MOUNTED ON CLOTII AND VARNISHED.
Pictures cleansed and varnished.
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WEST INDIA GOODS
AND
GEORGE L. CADE,
379 Main Street, cor. of Columbia, CAMBRIDGEPORT.
FLOUR, SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE,
And all kinds of Groceries,
SOLD AT PANIC PRICES.
Apples, Vegetables, Foreign and Domestic Fruits Of all kinds, sold cheap for cash.
Constantly on hand, OAT AND RYE STRAW for filling beds, and for bedding, packing, &c.
Please call and examine my stock before purchasing else- where.
GEORGE L. CADE,
379 MAIN STREET, . . . (Corner of Columbia,)
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
Sam'l T. Crosby & Co.,
NO. 69 WASHINGTON STREET,
Have now in store, and are every day receiving,
Tdlatches, Jewelry,
DIAMONDS, Silver Goods, Parian Ware.
Purchasers will find a large and well selected assortment of new and desirable goods, at reasonable prices, such as
SILVER PITCHERS, WAITERS, GOBLETS, CUPS, FORKS, SPOONS, AND FANCY SILVER IN GREAT VARIETY.
BRACELETS, BROOCHES, EAR-RINGS, RINGS, &C.
OF DIAMOND, PEARL, MOSAIC, CORAL, CAMEO AND GOLD. PARIAN STATUETTES, Groups, Vases, &c .-- Some quite new. Watches and Clocks, of Superior quality. HATE WORK
OF BEAUTIFUL DESIGN AND WORKMANSHIP, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, EAR-RINGS, CHAINS, &c., &c.,
Made at short notice and on reasonable terms. Customers may rely upon_ having the same hair that they leave returned to them.
SAM'L T. CROSBY & CO., 69 . WASHINGTON STREET, Three doors south of Court Street, BOSTON.
G. L. & J. B. KELTY,
701 Washington Street, Boston.
IMPORTERS OF
SILK,
WORSTED,
- AND -
COTTON
DAMASKS,
LACE AND MUSLIN
CURTAINS,
Cornices, Bands, Loops, & c.
MANUFACTURERS OF
GOLD AND PAINTED
WINDOW SHADES, CHURCH,
STORE,
- AND-
HOUSE
SHADES,
Made and put up in the Best Manner.
L. & G. H. LYON,
OYSTER AND BILLIARD
SALOON,
BASEMENT LYCEUM BUILDING,
HARVARD SQUARE.
NAY & MCCLURE,
- DEALERS IN -
Foreign and Domestic
DRY
A full and choice assortment of
SILKS, SHAWLS, DRESS, -- AND- HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, always on hand at THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES. NO. 9 TREMONT ROW, BOSTON.
CASH PRINCIPLE.
Quick Returns and Small Profits.
GROCERIES
- AND -
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
ALFRED L. BARBOUR & CO.,
No. 493 Main Street, near Prospect,
CAMBRIDGEPORT,
Will be happy to supply those who may favor them with their patronage, with goods of the best quality at prices which they are confident will give perfect satisfaction. By adopting the " Cash Prin- ciple," we can relieve those who pay for the burden of bad debts caused by those who never pay, thus enabling us to give better goods for the same price. Every ar- ticle is -warranted- to be as is rep- resented by us. Cof- fee, Sugar, Spices, Eggs, Lard, Prime Table Butter, Cheese, English Pickles, Sauces, &c. Burning Fluid, Lard and Whale Oil, Molasses and Syrup, Pure Cider Vinegar, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, &c. Particular attention paid to the se- lection of Teas. Goods delivered in any part of the city
FREE OF EXPENSE.
R. W. DICKSON, Steam and Gas Pipe Works,
(Douglass' Block,) No. 467 Main Street, Cambridgeport.
The subscriber will give his personal attention to the furnish - ing 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 various kinds of Patent Burners.
Jobbing and Repairing of all kinds, promptly and faithfully attended to. Chandeliers and Brackets cleaned and re-gilded to look as well as new.
All Work done on the most Reasonable Terms.
ental 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 profession.
IF THE BEST OF REFERENCES GIVEN WHEN DESIRED.
ORDERS BY MAIL WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
THOMAS P. LERNED,
DEALER IN
D, 0 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. Ofice, No. 25 Kilby Street, BOSTON.
AT THE OLD STAND, Cor. Main and Magazine Streets.
JOSEPH A. HOLMES & CO.,
WEST INDIA GOODS AND -
GROCERIES,
CHOICE GREEN
-. AND-
BLACK TEAS, BEST MOCHA, JAVA, - AND - CUBA COFFEES, ROASTED and GROUND.
PREPARED
- AND -
CRACKED COCOA,
CHOCOLATE,
BROMA,
- AND -
SUPERIOR SHELLS.
PRIME DAIRY BUTTER
- AND - CHEESE.
Fruits of all kinds in their Season. J. A. HOLMES.
I. C. HOLMES.
CITY MARKET. No. 393 Main Street, Nearly opposite the Universalist Church ..
ANDREW A. WARD.
PROVISIONS
- AND -
LE KINDS
Can be found at this Market.
Goods delivered in any part of the City free of expense.
EDWARD BATES, Jr.,
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 Slabs,
Tin and Zinc Con- ductors,
Silver plated, and Iron Sinks-
Brass Cocks,
plain & enam-
Gutta Percha and
Iron Pipe,
Block Tin, Lead Pipe,
elled, &c.
Stove and Furnace work, and pipe manufactured.
All orders in the above line of business attended to withdespatch and on reasonable terms.
BURRAGE, SHEPHERD & CO.,
(Successors to Burrage, Stickney & Co.,)
-DEALERS IN -
LUMBER, LIME, HAIR,
- AND -
Wharf, Broadway, cor. of Court Street,
JOSIAH BURRAGE. S. P. SHEPHERD. JOSIAH K. BURRAGE.
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
JOEL ROBINSON,
ORNAMENTAL
IRON
Railing Manufacturer,
GORE STREET,
EAST CAMBRIDGE.
House and Store Work, of every description done at short notice and at the lowest prices.
N. B. Particular attention paid to Enclosing Cemetery Lots, and with any required pattern of Railing ; several new styles of which (not to be found elsewhere), are now ready for exhibition.
CAMBRIDGE MUTUAL FIRE INS. COMPANY,
MAIN STREET,
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
Opposite the Irving House.
ESTABLISHED IN 1833.
The Company continues to insure on first class Real and Personal property.
All losses promptly adjusted.
No charge will be made for Policies, transfers and altera- tions, as heretofore.
No extra hazardous risks will be taken.
JOSIAH W. COOK, President.
HENRY THAYER, Sec'y and Treas.
DIRECTORS :
JOSIAH W. COOK, J. D. PEARSON, J. H. THAYER, STEPHEN FOSTER, RUFUS LAMSON, JOSIAH BURRAGE, JONAS WYETH, 2d, JACOB EATON, JOS. A HOLMES.
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J. W. SMITH & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS OF
FINE READY-MADE
CLOTHING
- AND -
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
DOCK SQUARE,
(Corner Elm Street,)
BOSTON.
This establishment is one of the largest, best, and most reliable in Boston, having always on hand a large stock of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
DOESKINS,
and
VESTINGS, Of the newest and best styles, which are made to order in a superior manner and at short notice. Every article sold at this house is warranted as represented at time of sale.
TERMS CASH.
PRICES UNIFORMLY LOW.
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.
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.
THE
Cambridge Directory,
FOR
C.R.
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1860;
CONTAINING A DIRECTORY OF THE CITIZENS, A BUSINESS DIRECTORY, AND A LIST OF THE CITY OFFICERS, RELIGIOUS AND OTHER SOCIETIES, &C., &c.
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CAMBRIDGE: THURSTON, MILES, & PRITCHETT, CHRONICLE OFFICE. 1860.
DECORA, '9+ 81'Q'V
CIVICO RI
Gift of Tufts College Library PREFACE.
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WE present to the citizens of Cambridge, the eleventh number of the Cambridge Directory. In doing so, we have to state the gratifying fact, that the population of our city, instead of diminishing, or even remaining in statu quo, is steadily on the increase; so that we have added to the list of names, over and above the number in the Directory of 1859, published by Mr. Baldwin, about one thousand, making thirty-four pages more than were contained in that edition.
We have spared neither pains nor expense, to make this volume a correct and reliable one; and, while we have no doubt that it is far from being perfect, yet it is, probably, as nearly so as the nature of such a work will admit of. With these few prefatory remarks we submit the work, with all its faults, to a discriminating yet indulgent public.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1859, by THURSTON, MILES & PRITCHETT,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Mass.
CONTENTS.
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ABBREVIATIONS,
Page. 37
ALMANAC, .
23
AMERICAN NAUTICAL ALMANAC OFFICE,
24
BANKS, .
234
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
236
CAMBRIDGE CEMETERY,
24
CITY GOVERNMENT,
237
COUNTY OFFICERS,
237
DIRECTORY OF NAMES,
37
ECLIPSES, &c., .
4
FIRE DEPARTMENT,
236
HARVARD GYMNASIUM,
22
HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
11
INSURANCE COMPANY,
234
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,
232
MASONIC LODGES, .
244
MT. AUBURN CEMETERY,
236
MUSEUM OF COMPARATIVE ZOOLOGY,
23
ODD FELLOWS, ·
244
POLICE DEPARTMENT,
232 25
RAILWAY COMPANY,
236
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES,
238
REPRESENTATIVES, .
237
SAVINGS BANKS,
235
SCHOOLS,
233
SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
233
SOCIETIES, &c.,
242
STATE ELECTION,
245
STREETS, LANES, &C.,
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SUMMARY OF EVENTS
APHORISMS,
251
TAXES,
250
TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS,
244
THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS,
246
VOTES FOR MAYOR,
245
WATER WORKS COMPANY,
236
CALENDAR PAGES,
230
COURTS, .
233
GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
RATES OF POSTAGE,
208
ECLIPSES IN THE YEAR 1860.
1st, (3) Jan. 22d. 2d, February 6th. 3d, @July 18th 4th, @ August 1st.
I. The first will be of the Sun, January 22d, on Sunday, at 21 minutes past 7 o'clock in the evening. Consequently it cannot be visible to any part of the United States, because the sun will be below the horizon.
II. The second will be of the Moon, February 6th, on Mon- day evening. Visible, and by calculation, as follows :
Beginning 8h. 1m. 30s.
Middle
9h. 28m. 30s.
Apparent time
Ecliptic opposition . . 9h. 33m. 51s. 8m. slow of End of the Eclipse, . 10h. 50m. 00s. clock, 14m. 12s.
Duration
2h. 49m.30s.
Digits eclipsed 9º 32' nearly on the moon's north limb, and within the south side of the earth's shadow.
III. The third will be of the Sun, July the 18th day, on Wednesday morning, visible, and by calculation, as follows :
Beginning, 7h. 17m. Apparent time.
Middle,
8h. 20m.
End,
9h. 29m.
Sun siow clock,
Duration,
2h. 12m. 5m. 54s.
Digits eclipsed 6° 28' nearly on the Sun's northerly limb. IV. The fourth and last will be of the moon, on Wednes- day, the first day of August, at 46 minutes past noon. In- visible.
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES.
Dominical Letters. A. G. | Solar Cycle 1 Golden Number 18 Roman Indiction 23
Epact . 7 Julian Periods 6573
STREETS, COURTS, LANES, AND PLACES, IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE.
Allen, from North Avenue to Orchard.
Allston, from Pearl to Charles, Ward 4.
Almshouse Row, from North Avenue to the Almshouse.
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 south.
Avon, from Linnæan to Shepard.
Baldwin, from Cambridge to Kirkland.
Bath, from Mt. Auburn to the wharf.
Bay, from Main to Kinnard.
Beacon, from Cambridge to Milk Row.
Beech, from North Avenue, op Porter's, to Somerville.
Berkeley, from Phillips Place to Craigie.
Blackstone, from River to Western Avenue.
Boardman, from Harvard to Broadway. Bond, from Concord Avenue to Garden. Bow, from Main to Mt. Auburn. Bowdoin, from Linnæan to Harrison Place.
Brattle, from Brattle Square to Mt. Auburn.
Brattle Square, head of Brattle Street.
Brewster, from Brattle to Vassal Lane. Bridge, from Craigie's Bridge to Somerville. Brighton, from Harvard Square to Brighton line.
Bristol, from Broadway to Hampshire.
Broadway, from Main, Ward 2, to the Colleges.
Brookline, from Main to the river Charles. Brooks, from Magazine to Pearl. Buckingham, from Craigie to Concord Avenue.
Cambridge, from Craigie's 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. Chapman Place, from Howard to Gerry.
Charles, from South Third to the marsh, Ward 3.
Charles, from Allston to River, Ward 4.
Charles Court, from Charles, Ward 3. Charles River, from Mt. Auburn to the river.
Chatham, from Cotton to Dana. Chauncy, from North Avenue to Garden.
Cherry, from Main to Harvard.
Chestnut, from Mt. Auburn to Harvard, Ward 1. Chestnut, from Pearl to the marsh, Ward 4. Church, from Harvard Square to Brattle.
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STREETS, ETC.
Clark, from Washington to Hampshire. Clay, from Kidder Lane to Harvey. Clifton, from Kidder Lane to Harvey. Coggswell 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.
Cottage Court, from Cottage n Pearl
Cotton, from Harvard to Broadway op. Hancock. Court, from Main to Charles, Ward 3. Craigie, from Concord Avenue to Brattle. Crescent, from Oxford to Sacramento.
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 n the river.
De Wolf, from Mt. Auburn south to the river.
Dock, from Broadway to the river. Douglass, from Main to Austin. Dublin, from Kidder Lane to the railroad. Dunster, from Harvard to College Wharf. Dyke, from Charles River to Mt. Auburn. East, from Bridge to Hall's Wharf. Eaton, from Pine to Cherry n School. Eliot, from Brighton to Mt. Auburn. Ellery, from Main to Broadway. Elm, from Harvard to Cambridge.
Elmwood Avenue, btwn Brattle and Mt. Auburn.
Erie, from Magazine to Brookline. Essex, from Main to Harvard. Essex Court, from Essex 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 Flanders' Exchange. 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. Fremont, from River to Pleasant. 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. Gerry, from Mt. Auburn to the marsh. Gore, from Bridge to Somerville. Green, from Pearl to Putnam. Hamilton, from Magazine to Sydney.
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STREETS, ETC.
Hammond, from Oxford to Somerville. Hampshire, from Broadway to Somerville line. Hancock, from Main to Harvard. Harrison, from Main to Washington. Harrison Avenue, from River to Pleasant. Harrison Place, from North Avenue to Wright. Harvard, from Main L. P. to Harvard Square. Harvard Square, head of Harvard Street. Harvey, from Cedar into the woods. Hastings, from Moore to Canal. Hastings Square, btwn Chestnut, Ward 4, and Henry. Henry, from Charles, Ward 4, to Pearl. Hilliard, from Brattle to Mt. Auburn. Holmes Place, from Kirkland to North Avenue.
Holyoke, from Harvard to South. Holyoke Place, from Mt. Auburn to Holyoke.
Howard, from Mt. Auburn to the river, Ward 1. Howard, from River to Western Avenue, Ward 4. Inman, from Main to Cambridge. Irving, from Cambridge to Kirkland.
Irving Place, from Brattle to Foster. Jackson, from Kidder Lane to Harvey. James, from Brattle to Mason. Jay, from River to Putnam. Jennings, from Brookline. Kent, from River to Western Avenue.
Kidder Lane, from Spruce to the meadows.
Kinnard, from River to Putnam. Kirkland, from North Avenue to Somerville.
Kirkland Place, from Kirkland north. Lake, from Magazine to Pearl. Lambert, from Cambridge to Gore.
Lambert Avenue, from North Avenue to Mt. Vernon. Lechmere Place, from North. Lee, from Main to Broadway. Leighton Court, from East to North.
Lincoln, from Windsor to Columbia n Hampshire. Linden, from Harvard to Mt. Auburn. Line, from Cambridge n Fayette. Linnæan, from Garden to North Avenue. Livermore, from Hampshire to Lincoln. Lowell, from Mt. Auburn to Brattle. Magazine, from Main to the river. Magazine Court, from Magazine. Main, from West Boston Bridge to junc Harvard Maple, from Milk to Somerville. Market, from Broadway to Columbia. Mason, from Garden to Brattle. Meacham, from North Avenue to Somerville. Mechanics' Court, from Main n the bank Medford, from Hampshire to Somerville. Mellen, from North Avenue to Oxford. Monroe, from Spring op House Correction. Montgomery, from Kidder Lane to Harvey.
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Moore, from Broadway to Washington. Mt. Auburn, from Main to Watertown.
Mt. Auburn St. Place, from Mt. Auburn. Mt. Vernon, from North Avenue to Lambert Avenue. Murdock, from Garden to Hampshire.
Norfolk, from Main to Cambridge.
North, from East to the water.
North Avenue, from Harvard Square to West Cambridge. North First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth, from Cambridge, Ward 3. Norton, from Bowdoin to Avon. 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 1.
Prescott, from Main to Harvard n Lee, Ward 2, Preston, from Cambridge to Kirkland. Prince, from Pleasant to Magazine. Prospect, from Main to Somerville.
Putnamı, from Mt. Auburn to Western Avenue. Quincy, from Kirkland to Main. Raymond, from Linnæan to Ce-lar. Reed, from Kidder Lane 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 the railroad. School, from Austin to Harrison. School Court, from Brattle n Church.
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