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FAIRBANKS'
PATENT STANDARD
SGE
ES
Of every variety.
HOWLAND. SC.
FAIRBANKS & BROWN,
118 Milk Street, . BOSTON.
CHILSON'S
PATENT
This furnace is rapidly taking the place of other plans of heating build- ings, and its principle only needs to be know n to in- sure its general use. Sizes for all classes of buildings.
CHILSON'S DOUBLE"OVEN RANGE.
H
ASONG
PATENT
COLDA
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G. CHILSON'S COOKING RANGE, BOSTON
99 & 101 Blackstone St., Boston.
All housekeepers should examine this new Cook- ing Range, and they will soon lay by their common Ranges and Stoves for this Range. All sizes.
HERMAN'S
furnace Establishment.
The subscriber offers fo 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, rer dering them in simplicit: of construction and ease o management, in durabilit: and efficiency, as in al 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 Schoo Houses, Churches, Seminaries, Court Houses, Hospitals Banks and other large edifices erected for charitable, bene. volent or scientific 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 gen- erally.
LEOPOLD HERMAN.
New Marble Block, Nos. 336 & 339 Washington Street, (Nearly opposite the Adams House,)
BOSTON.
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CALMABRIDGE PUBLIC LEIBRARY Presented by
E. J. Sawyer Lumber Company.
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WE would respectfully invite the careful attention of the citi- zens of Cambridge and vicinity, to the superior facilities of our office for doing Printing, of every kind, with neatness and dispatch.
Special attention is given to printing in Colored Inks and Bronze. Subjoined is a list which will suggest itself to our patrons, and others : --
JOB PRINTING
- AT THE-
CAMBRIDGE CHRONICLE OFFICE,
Main Street, corner of Temple, (Near City Hall;)
CAMBRIDGEPORT,
-BY- THURSTON & MILES.
THE CAMBRIDGE CHRONICLE is issued from this establishment by George Fisher and Thurston and Miles, at $2.00 per annum. The Chronicle is a large, first class weekly paper, neatly print- ed, and is an excellent advertis- ing medium for business men in Cambridge and Boston, as well as for other localities. Adver- tisements are inserted at fair and reasonable prices, in a neat and conspicuous manner.
BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS, BALL CIRCULARS, RECEIPTS, LABELS, BILLETS, PROGRAMMES, BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, Insurance Policies, Bank Checks, Legal Blanks, Posters, BUSINESS AND VISITING CARDS,
ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, IN COLORED INES AND BRONZE.
BOOK PRINTING.
Having separate apartments and superior facilities for this branch of the business, we are prepared to do work in the best manner, and to an unlimited extent.
NATHANIEL CARTER, MERCHANT TAILOR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN THE BEST OF
Broadcloths, Doeskins,
Cassimeres, Vestings,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, BRAIDS, BINDINGS, BUTTONS SILK TWIST, NEEDLES, &c., &c. - AND - READY-MADE
Nos. 18 & 24 Washington St.
BOSTON.
Tailors' Shears, Squares, Plates of Fashion, Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods, Umbrellas, &c.
India Rubber Clothing, Hats and Caps.
TERMS CASH.
DRAIN PIPE.
VITRIFIED
DRAIN, SOIL, AND WATER PIPE,
For Drainage, conducting Water from Springs, Water Closets, Sinks, Sewers, Hydrolic Rams, or conveying strong Acids, Heating Hot Houses, Milling, &c. This article of VITRIFIED PIPE has been tested in England and America for several years, and is now used in immense quantities, and is fast superseding the use of Lead and Iron Pipe. In addition to Drainage, Aqueduct, and Sewerage purposes, these pipes have been used for years in England and Amer- ica for small chimneys and smoke pipes, and found to be practical. For particulars, please call and see samples and card of prices. The above pipes are manufactured by Messrs. EDMANDS & Co., Charlestown, and FIELDHOUSE FIRE CLAY WORKS, Scotland. Sizes from one inch to thirty-six inches in diameter, furnished in any quntity at short notice. Small sizes constantly on hand.
J. BRADLEY, Inspector, Office, Basement Old State House, STATE STREET, BOSTON.
A. R. BAYLEY, APOTHECARY,
MAIN ST., (Corner of Essex,)
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
MEDICINES
Bayley's Glycerine Compound, Bayley's Superior Court Plaster, Colognes, Perfumery, -- AND -
TOILET ARTICLES Of all kinds. Agent for all the Reliable Patent Medi- cines.
FRESH POND TER.
JOHN H. STEVENS, No. 481 Main Street, (Head of Western Avenue,)
CAMBRIDGEPORT,
PLUMBER,
AND MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Water Closets, Hydrants, Force Pumps,
--
Copper Pumps, | Beer Fountains,
Lead Pipe, - Sheet Lead, Marble Slabs, Silver Plated and Brass Cocks,
-
Shower Baths, Bath Tubs, Wash Basins,
And other articles connected with the Plumbing Business.
IG Mr. S. is prepared to furnish and put up on the most improved plans, Fixtures for the Fresh Pond Water.
Refers to - Hon. Joel Parker, Prof Theophilus Parsons, Henry Greenough, Esq., Charles Davenport, Esq.
TOWNE & FULLER,
No. 477 Main Street, Cambridgeport,
ERNON
Have the best
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
The Mt. Vernon, Boston Banner, Silver Star, and Model Cook, and Reed's Ranges.
PARLOR STOVES,
Such as Banner Gas Burner, Magee, Seavey's Gas Burner.
Linings and Grates for stoves of all kinds, furnished at short notice.
HARDWARE.
Builder's Materials, Carpenter's Tools, &c. A full and complete assortment, which will be sold at the lowest market price.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. A general assortment.
Winship's Patent Upright Self-Ventilating Re- frigerator. The best in the market.
Furnace, Range, Sheet Iron and Tin Work done to order in a faithful manner, and at short notice.
IF We cordially invite the citizens of Cambridge to call and examine our stock before purchasing.
E. TOWNE,
J. H. FULLER.
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NEW MARBLE WORKS.
P. R. SAVAGE,
MANUFACTURER OF
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
GRAVE STONES, &C., No. 304 Main Street, (Junction of Main and Austin Streets,)
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
[3 Tablets and Scrolls, Table Tops, Plumbers' Slabs, &c.
WM. MCELLROY,
CONFECTIONER.
Also, manufacturer of the celebrated
HUNGARIAN COUGH CANDY,
No. 436 Harvard Street,
CAMBRIDGE.
GORE, ROSE & CO.,
32
Counting Room in Monk's Building, near State St., S
8 CONGRESS SQ.,
BOSTON.
EDGE-STONES SET,
Streets, Places & Sidewalks Paved. Materials furnished if required.
-DEALERS IN - Rough and Hammered Granite, North River Stone, Flagging, Curbing, Gutter, Cross-walks, Sills, Lintels, Coping, Steps, Tile, Etc.
ALSO ON HAND,
BRICKS, GRAVEL, AND CEMENT.
Wharf on Cambridge Bridge, CAMBRIDGE SIDE.
A. H. LERNED,
0
WOOD,
and
BARK,
Near junction of
Broadway and Main Street,
(Near the Bridge,)
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
IN BOSTON:
Cor. of West Cedar and Cambridge Sts.
Constantly on hand, the celebrated
LORBERRY COAL.
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
WEST INDIA GOODS
- AND -
GROCERIES.
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 & Domestic Goods 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 elsewhere.
GEORGE L. CADE,
379 MAIN STREET, . . . (Corner of Columbia,)
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
D. K. BATCHELDER,
LOOKING-GLASS, PORTRAIT,
-- AND -
Picture Frame Etlaker,
No. 28 Bromfield St., Boston.
Gilder of Plain and Ornamental, House, Ship, and Car Moulding and Decorations.
ID FRAMES RE-GILT ..
MAPS AND PRINTS MOUNTED ON CLOTH AND VARNISHED.
Pictures cleansed and varnished.
CHAS. W. FOLSOM, CIVIL ENGINEER & LAND SURVEYOR,
Berkeley St., Old Cambridge, and 50 School St., Boston.
Particular attention given to Surveys and plans of Estates. Plans and estimates for Roads, Drainage, &c., executed with accuracy and despatch. Plans of Cemeteries, Ornamental Grounds, and Rural Improvement, in connection with R. M. COPELAND, Landscape Gardener
REFERENCES. - Jas. Hayward, Esq., Chas. S Storrow, Esq., Rev. Wm. Newell, Zelotes Hosmer, Esq.
NOTICE.
All applications for emptying Vaults should be made in writing, signed by the owner or occupant of the estate, but, in all cases, by the party who is to pay the bill. Such appli- cations may be left at either of the Police Stations, address- ed to the Contractor.
. J. WYMAN.
Cambridge, Jan. 1, 1860.
CAMBRIDGE MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN MCNAMEE,
MANUFACTURER OF
MARBLE MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, Mantle Pieces, Bracket Slabs, Table Tops, Plumber's Slabs, Soap Stone, &c., MAIN STREET, (Next door to the Chronicle Office,) CAMBRIDGEPORT.
Those desiring to have work done at fair and reasonable prices, are invited to give me a call. Jobbing promptly attended to.
J. N. SMITH,
HOUSE PA NTER,
GLAZIER, GRAINER,
- AND -
PAPER HANGER,
Douglass' Block, Main Street,
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
All work entrusted to his care shall be done in a faithful and workmanlike manner. All orders respectfully solicited.
R. W. DICKSON, STEAM - AND -
GAS PIPE WORKS,
DOUGLASS' BLOCK, No. 469 Main St., 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. IIe also furnishes
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, & BRACKETS, Of every style and variety. Also on hand, Solar, Fluid Lamps, Oil Lamps, Kerosene Lamps and Oil, with Wicks and all other articles connected therewith. Globe Gague 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 regilded to look as good as new.
Also for sale, an excellent quality of FLUID.
All Work done on the most Reasonable Terms.
EDWARD BATES, JR.,
Main Street, Cambridgeport, (Opposite the Chronicle Office,)
PLUMBER,
TIN, COPPER, SHEET IRON And Zinc Worker.
- KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND -
Force Pumps,
Hydrants,
Water Closets,
Copper 66
Copper Boilers,
Bath Tubs,
Beer
Wash Basins,
Marble Slabs,
Tin and Zinc Con- Silver Plated and
Iron Sinks, Plain &
ductors, Brass Cocks,
Enameled, &c.
Gutta Percha and Block Tin, Iron Pipe, Lead Pipe,
Stove and Furnace work, and pipe manufactured.
[> All orders in the above line of business attended to with despatch, and on reasonabie terms.
MALDEN
Dye House.
- OFFICE - Corner of Court & Hanover Sts. BOSTON.
ALL KINDS OF
SICK & WOCHEN GOODS
Dyed or Cleansed
In a style superior to that of any other establishment in this country.
6*
JOSEPH A. HOLMES & CO.,
WEST INDIA GOODS
- AND -
GROCERIES,
Cor. of Main and Magazine Streets, CAMBRIDGEPORT.
SUPERIOR FLOUR. Choice Oolong, English Breakfast, & Green Teas. PURE GROUND COFFEE. PRIME DAIRY BUTTER, Etc., Etc. J. A. HOLMES, I. C. HOLMES.
V. S. HOLT & CO.,
- DEALERS IN -
Telest India Goods
. AND - FAMILY GROCERIES.
Also, the best New England BUTTER AND CHEESE. POTATOES, APPLES, BEANS, Etc., Etc., Cor. of Main and Norfolk Sts.
Goods sent promptly to any part of the city free from expense.
Cambridge Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
MAIN STREET,
(Opposite the Irving House,)
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
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 Al- terations, as heretofore.
No extra hazardous risks will be taken.
JOSIAH W. COOK, President.
HENRY THAYER, Sec'y and Treas.
Directors :
Josiah W. Cook, Stephen Foster, Jonas Wyeth, 2d, J. D. Pearson,
Rufus Lamson, Jacob Eaton, J. H. Thayer, Josiah Burrage,
Joseph A. Holmes.
ELIJAH H. LUKE,
-DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF -
CRAIN, 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.
IG Life Insurance effected in the best New England Companies.
- OFFICES - 17 State Street, Boston, | 433 Main St., Cambridgeport.
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North Avenue Cambridge & Bridge Sts.
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BBIO GE
THE
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Cambridge Directory,
FOR
C.R.
1861;
CONTAINING A DIRECTORY OF THE CITIZENS, A BUSINESS DIRECTORY, A LIST OF THE CITY OFFICERS, RE- LIGIOUS AND OTHER SOCIETIES, AND A LIST OF TAX-PAYERS, &c., &c.
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CAMBRIDGE : THURSTON & MILES, CHRONICLE OFFICE. 1861.
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PUBLIC
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PREFACE.
WE present to the citizens of Cambridge, the twelfth number of the Cambridge Directory. We have again the gratification of stating the encouraging fact, that we have added to our list no less than four hundred names, making ten additional pages, showing that our city has been steadily on the increase in the number of its inhabitants. We have been at great expense, and have taken great pains to make a correct and reliable book, yet we are conscious that many imperfections will be found on its pages - im- perfections which, in a work like this, where removals are so frequent, are unavoidable. With these few remarks, we submit our little annual, for better or for worse, to an en- lightened and generons public.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1860, by THURSTON & MILES, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Mass.
CONTENTS.
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PAGE
Abbreviations,
1
Almanac,
XX
American Nautical Almanac Office,
XX
Banks,
. 210
Business Directory,
1S2
Cambridge Cemetery
212
Calendar Pages,
xxi
City Government,
205
County Officers,
213
Courts,
213
Directory of Names,
1
Eclipses,
iv
Fire Department,
208
Fort Washington, xiii
212
Insurance Company,
. 211
Justices of the Peace,
207
Masonic Lodges,
220
Mt. Auburn Cemetery,
212
Odd Fellows,
244
Officers of Harvard University,
223
Police Department,
207 V
Rates of Postage,
211
Religious Societies,
215
Representatives,
208
Savings Banks,
211
Schools,
208
School Committee,
208
Societies, &c.,
218
State Election,
222
Streets, Lanes, &c.,
vii
Statistics,
vi
Summary of Events,
225
Taxes, .
227
Temperance Organizations,
244 .
Votes for Governor,
222
Votes for Mayor,
222
Votes for President,
222
Water Works Company,
212
Gas Light Company,
Railway Company,
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ECLIPSES IN 1861.
THERE will be four Eclipses this year ; three of the Sun, and one of the Moon.
I. An Annual Eclipse of the Sun, Jan. 10.
Invisible in America, Europe, Aisa, and Africa, but it will be total and central in Australia.
This eclipse begins, Jan. 10th 7h. 2m. A. Meantime And ends, 11th Oh. 50m. M. Sat Boston.
II. An Annual Eclipse of the Sun, July 7.
Invisible in America, Europe, and Africa, but will be central and visible in the Southern part of Asia, as follows :
Beginning, . . July 7th 5h. 44m. A. ) Meantime And ending, " 7th 11h. 41m. A. § at Boston.
III. A partial Eclipse of the Moon, Dec. 17. Visible in all North America as follows :
Moon enters Penumbra, Dec. 17th 0h. 12m. M. )
Moon enters Shadow, 17th 1h. 54m. M.
Greatest Eclipse. . 17th 2h. 45m. M.,
Meantime at
Moon leaves Shadow, 66 17th 3h. 36m. M. Boston.
Moon leaves Penumbra, 17th 5h. 17m. M. J
But a small portion of the Moon will be obscured. About two digits.
IV. A Total Eclipse of the Sun. Dec. 31st. Visible as a partial one, at Boston, as follows : Eclipse begins on the
Earth, Dec. 31st 5h. 44m. M. )
Central Eclipse begins 66 31st 6h. 46m. M.
Meantime at
Central Eclipse at Moon, 66 31st 8h. 26m. M.
Central Eclipse ends,
31st 9h. 47m. M. Boston.
Eclipse ends on the Earth " 31st 10h. 50m. M.
But a small portion of the Sun's Southern limb will be obscured at Boston. About three digets.
December 20, 1860, South Carolina passed an ordinance dissolving the union with the other . States by a unanimous vote of 169.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
LETTERS not exceeding ¿ ounce in weight, to any part of the United States, not over 3000 miles, 3 cents. If over 3000 miles, 10 cents. (California and Oregon, 10 cents.) Letters weighing over ¿ oz. and not over 1 oz , double these rates. Must be prepaid in all cases.
DROP LETTERS, 1 cent. May be prepaid or not.
ADVERTISED LETTERS, 1 cent in addition to the regular rates.
VALUABLE LETTERS may be registered by appli- cation at the office of mailing, and the payment of a registration fee of 5 cents.
To CANADA and other British North American Provinces, when not over 3000 miles, 10 cents, for each & oz. When over 3000 miles, 15 cents. Pre- payment optional.
TO GREAT BRITAIN or Ireland, 24 cents; but if sent to or from California or Oregon, 29 cents. Pre- payment optional.
To FRANCE, 15 cents for each & ounce. Prepay- ment optional.
LETTERS to other FOREIGN COUNTRIES, vary in rate according to the route by which they are sent, and the proper information can be obtained of any Postmaster in the United States.
NEWSPAPERS, Periodicals, Unsealed Circulars, or other articles of printed matter (except books), when sent to any part of the United States, and weighing not over 3 oz., 1 cent, and for every additional oz. or part thereof, 1 cent. If within the State, and not weighing over 1} ounces, ¿ cent.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS (one copy only) sent to actual subscribers within the County where printed and published, FREE.
BOOKS, bound or unbound, not weighing over 4 lbs., for any distance under 3000 miles, 1 cent per ounce; over 3000 miles, 2 cents per ounce. The above must be prepaid.
DAGUERREOTYPES will be charged with letter postage by weight.
NO PACKAGE will be forwarded (except books) which weighs over 3 pounds.
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STATISTICS.
The following statistics are taken from the abstract of returns of the Assessors of Cambridge to the State Valuation Committee :---
Polls rateable 20 years and upwards, 5.615
Dwelling houses, 4.001
Shops within or adjoining to dwelling houses,
28
Other shops, 305
Warehouses and stores,
157
Distill-houses,
2
Barns,
350
Grist-mills,
1
Chair factories,
2
Glass factories,
2
Iron and brass foundries,
1
Machine shops,
5
Manufactories of iron, copper, brass, and other metals, 2
Superficial feet of wharf, 733.007
Ounces of plate of all kinds, exceeding $20 in value, 30.558
Acres of land annually tilled, excluding orchards tilled, 294 281
Acres of orcharding of all kinds of fruits,
Acres of upland mowing, excluding orcharding mowed
510
Tons of hay, the yearly produce of the same,
68
Acres of orcharding mowed,
120
Acres of Fresh meadow,
80
Acres of salt marsh,
290
Tons of hay, the annual produce of the same,
320
Acres of pasture land, excluding orcharding pas- tured, 168
Acres of land owned by any town or other pro- prietary, 30
Acres of land used for roads,
605
Acres of land covered with water,
273
Whole number of acres of land in the city, from actual survey, 3,300
1.00L
Cows three years old and upwards,
82
Swine six months old and upwards,
215
Amount of real estates doomed
15.386.150
Amount of personal estates doomed,
8.028.150
Horses one year old and upwards,
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. Appleton, from Brattle to Concord Avenue. 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 Street 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. Carver, from Sacramento 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.
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STREETS, ETC.
Chester, from North Avenue to Somerville. Chestnut, from Mt. Auburn to Harvard, Ward 1. Chestnut, from Pearl to the marsh, Ward 4. Church, from Harvard Square to Brattle. Clark, from Washington to Hampshire. Clay, from Spruce to Harvey. Clifton, from Spruce to Harvey.
Clinton, from Main to Harvard. 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 Conrt, 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 Broad way 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 F anders' Exchange. Follen, from Waterhouse to Garden. Forest, 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 Brattie 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.
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