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New Bedford Ice Co., office and depot, 9. Fourth, Moses E. Hatch, treasurer
NEW BEDFORD IMPROVED CONCRETE AND ROOFING CO., A. W. Perkins, man- ager, Cedar, corner Hillman
NEW BEDFORD INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS, William, corner Second
NEW BEDFORD IRON FOUNDRY, Ed- mund Grinnell, proprietor, 90 and 92 South Water NEW BEDFORD MACHINE SHOP, Wm. Wattie, manager, 90 South Water
New Bedford Monumental Marble Works, 21 Fourth, corner Spring
New Bedford Novelty Co., 9 Rodman
NEW BEDFORD TANNERY, Dewson, Williams & Co., proprietors, Court
NEW BEDFORD TOOL CO., mechanics' tools, 65 William, corner Acushnet avenue
New Bedford Tow Boat Co., 58 South Water
New Bedford, Vineyard and Nantucket Steamboat Co., office over Merchants National Bank, North Water New Bedford and Fairhaven Horse Railroad Company, office 442 Purchase, corner Pearl
NEW BEDFORD & NEW YORK STEAM- SHIP CO., office 6 Commercial wharf
Newell Norville, machinist M. T. D. Co., h. 17 Wing New England Embroidery Co., 355 Acushnet avenue New England Marble and Granite Works, A. Moore, agent, foot of School, Monohansett wharf New England Mutual Aid Society, Liberty Hall building Newton Mark, section hand Wamsutta mills, house 19 Fulton court
Newton Mary, widow, honse 216 South Water
NEW YORK SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
EXPRESS, Ilatch & Co., and Davenport, Mason & Co., 5 Ricketson block
Nichles George, seaman, boards 49 South Second
Nicholas John, mariner, house 24 First
Nicholas Joseph, weaver, house 9 Fulton court
Nichols Andrew J., shoemaker, house' Vine, near Durfee Nichols George M., agent tripe factory, house Belleville road, Head of the River
Nichols John J., laborer, house 128 Ash
Nichols John P. (Wood, Brightman & Co.), tin plate and sheet iron worker, 45 North Water, house 33 Mill Nichols Leander P., clerk, 129 Union, house 59 Foster
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Nicholson John B., laborer N. B. Water works, h. 160 Mill Nickerson Alexander G., laborer, h. 103 North Second Nickerson Amelia, widow, house 93 First, corner Bush Nickerson George Y., auctioneer and dealer in second-
hand articles, 22 Sonth Water, house 54 Pleasant Nickerson Gilbert, restaurant, 26 South Water Nickerson John F., carpenter, house 146 North Second Nickerson John W., deputy sheriff, 23 North Water, house 37 Maxfield
Nickerson John W., jr., clerk, boards 37 Maxfield
Nickerson Mary J. Mrs., fancy goods and shells, 140 Pur- chase, house 54 Pleasant
Nickerson Thomas, turnkey House of Correction, boards Charles D. Burt's, Court
Nicklas Joseph, saloon, 26 William, house 9 Fulton court Nickolson William J., rigger, house 43 Middle
Nicoll James, ship-carpenter, house 32 Franklin
Nistle Charles, weaver, house 8 Austin conrt
Noble Ezekiel H., physician, 175 Purchase, house do.
Noia Manuel J., laborer, honse 128 Sonth Front Nolan Joseph, carder, house 9 North Front
Nolan Joseph, carder, house 10 Hampton court
Nolan Flevian, laborer Wamsutta mills, h. 4 Hampton ct.
Nolan William, laborer, house 10 Hampton court
Noland Phillip, house 163 State
Noones Mannel J., cigar maker, house 62 Grinnell
Noones Rosa Philmena Mrs., dressmaker, house 137 Acushnet avenne
Nooning Addie A. (H. H. Nooning & Co.), millinery, etc., 4 and 6 Purchase, house 23 North
Nooning Eliza Mrs., house 180 County
Nooning Hannah H. (H. H. Nooning & Co.), millinery, etc., 4 and 6 Purchase, house 23 North
Nooning H. H. & Co. (Hannah H. and Addie A. Noon- ing), millinery and fancy dry goods, 4 and 6 Purchase Nooning Johanna M., house last on Washburn, right hand side
Normandin Arcade, card stripper, boards 4} Austin.
Normandin Arsene, operative, boards 412 Austin
Normandin Canville, laborer, house 412 Austin
Normandin Joseph, honse 210 Pleasant
Normandin Louis, physician, boards 206 Pleasant Normandin Louis, eard stripper, boards 41% Austin Normandin Louis, laborer, house 8 Hampton court Normandy William, shoemaker, house 70 Kempton Norris Elizabeth, widow of Geo. W., house 27 School Norris John, weaver, house 13 Rivet
Norris Thomas, weaver, house 183 State
Norton Augusta E., widow of Hiram, house 93 Fourth
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Norton Eliza G., widow of Micajah W., house 59 Me- chanics lane
Norton Patrick H., laborer, house 220 Kempton
Norton William J., cooper, house 109 Chestnut
Norton William J., jr., house 64 South Second
Norton William O., painter Barrows, Lawton & Co., house 100 Fifth
Norton William T., carpenter, boards 146 Middle
Norwood John, laborer, house 39 Middle
Notter John, grocer, 182 County, house do.
Nonrie Louis, shoemaker, house 3 Austin court
Noyer Joseph B. (Noyer & Lemos), 137 South Water, house 151 do.
Noyer Manuel J., laborer, house 128 South Front
Noyer & Lemos (Joseph B. Noyer and Joseph Lemos), hairdressers, 137 Sonth Water
Nugent Thomas, house 126 South First
Nunge Manuel Joseph, cigar maker, house 62 Grinnell
Nutter Charles S. Rev., pastor Allen street Methodist Episcopal church, house 95 Grinnell
Nuttle Jeremiah, weaver, honse off Tarkiln hill road, near railroad
Nuttle William T., weaver, boards 620 Purchase
Nye Adeline S. Miss, house 67 Bedford
Nye Clark D., shoemaker Hathaway, Soule & Harring- ton, house 37 School
Nye David B., East Falmouth Express, office 52 William, house at Falmouth
Nye Deborah, widow of Nathaniel, house 74 Sycamore
Nye Ebenezer, salesman Tucker & Cummings, house 285 Acushnet avenue
Nye Ebenezer F., master mariner, house 160 County
Nye Edward C., clerk, 111 Fourth, bds. 285 Acushnet av.
Nye Eliza A., widow of Willard, house ( Riverside ), Acushnet avenue
Nye Ella C. Miss, clerk post-office, boards 21 Pleasant
Nye Franklin K. S., honse 74 Hillman
Nye George E., musician, boards Mariners Home
Nye Harrison G. O., painter, h. Mariners Home, 15 Bethel Nye Harrison G. O., jr., machinist, h. 65 South Second
Nye H. G. O. Mrs., prop. Mariners Home, 15 Bethel, h. do.
Nye Louisa J. Mrs., millinery, 20 Pleasant, house 21 do. Nye Lucy A. Miss, house 14 Cypress
Nye Mary V. B., widow of Asa R., house 171 Middle
Nye Meribah W., widow of Franklin, h. 184 Acushnet av.
Nye Obed C. (Bliss & Nye), crockery, 121 Union, house 67 Bedford
Nye Pardon, carpenter, house Acushnet avenne
Nye Ruth Jane, widow of Isaiah, house 105 High
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Nye Sally S., widow of Nathaniel H., house 228 County NYE SYLVANUS G., commission merchant, 35 Union, house 82 School
Nye Thomas, jr., house 263 County
Nye Willard, house ( Riverside), Acushnet avenue
NYE WILLIAM F., machinery, burning and lubri- cating oil, South pier, Fish Island, house 200 Main, Fairhaven
Nye William H., shoemaker, house 171 Summer
OAKLY JAMES M., house 6 Bethel
Oakly James M. Mrs., saloon, 65 Union, house 6 Bethel
O'Brien Bernard, glass-cutter, house 188 South First
O'Brien Daniel, laborer, house 67 South Water
O'Brien John, laborer, house 16 Franklin
O'Brien John, laborer N. B. Copper Works, house County 2d on right from Austin
O'Brien John, at Wamsutta mills, bds. Timothy O'Brien's, Washburn
O'Brien John, weaver, boards 16 Franklin
O'Brien Mary Mrs., house 128 South Front
O'Brien Owen, gardener, house 7 Harrison
O'Brien Patrick, bar-tender, 4 Pearl, boards 16 Franklin O'Brien Patrick, spinner, boards Timothy O'Brien's, Washburn
O'Brien Sophia, widow, house Cedar Grove
O'Brien Thomas, shoemaker, house 148 North Second
O'Brien Timothy, laborer, house Washburn, 3d on right, below North Front
O'Connell John, mule-spinner, house First, cor. Potomska O'Connell Peter, weaver Potomska mills, house 266 South Second
()'Conner Catharine, widow of Thomas, h. 129 Grinnell
O'Connor Cornelius, conductor O. C. R. R., boards 524 Purchase
O'Connor Frank, pressman, house 43 County
O'Connor Frank, 2d, boards 70 County
O'Connor Henry H., clerk, boards 43 County
O'Connor James, bakers' driver, 173 Union, house 147 Acushnet avenne
O'Connor John, hackman, boards 129 Grinnell
()'Connor Mark M., tanner, house Atlantic, n. Arnold
O'Connor William C., clerk, 63 County, boards 43 do.
Odams William, steward, house 7 Elm
Oemette Joseph, clerk Jenney Bros., 519 and 521 Pur- chase, house 19 Hazard court
Oesting Charles A. W., cigar mnfr. and dealer, 50 Pur- chase, house 202 Kempton
Oesting Frederick William, clerk, boards 11 Liberty
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Oesting J. Paul, cigar maker, 50 Purchase, boards 202 Kempton
()esting William, livery stable, house 11 Liberty Offley Greensbury W., farmer, house 1 Rockdale avenne® Offley John R., hairdresser, Liberty Hall bldg., h. Hillman Ogden James, bobbin turner, boards 291 South Water Ogden John, weaver Wamsutta mills, h. 16 Fulton court Ogden William, weaver Wamsutta mills, b. 7 Fulton ct. Ogden William, weaver Wamsutta mills, h. 253 So. First O'Halloran Rosa M., widow of Michael, h. 41 North Sixth O'Halloran Thomas, carpenter, house 41 North Sixth O'Hara Ellen, widow, honse 2 Turner's court
O'Hara John, mule-spinner, house 15 Austin court ,
O'Hara Mary A., widow of Thomas, house 51 County O'Hara William, baker City farm, Clark's point O'Hara William, mule-spinner, house 11 Logan O'Hearn Patrick, weaver, house 9 Hampton court Old Colony R. R., I. N. Marshall, agent, 442 Purchase and 3 and 7 Commercial
O'Leary Patrick, laborer Mrs. Eliza A. Nye, Acushnet avenne, house Bowditch, near Sawyer O'Leary -, laborer, house South First street place Oliver Aberdeen, house' Kempton, near Watson Oliver Hannah C., widow, house 90 Maxfield
Oliver Hudson J., apothecary clerk, 49 Purchase, boards 247 Middle
Oliver John, ship-carpenter, house 186 Kempton Oliver John B., mariner, house 227 South Second Oliver Joseph E., laborer, house Kempton, near Watson Oliver Nathan, boards Aberdeen Oliver's, Kempton Oliver Richard W., hairdresser, house 148 Cedar
Olinsted Henry M., machinist, h. County, corner Sherman Olstein John L., rigger, 6 City wharf, h. 203 Middle
O'Malley Ellen, widow of Owen, house 82 Middle
O'Malley Patrick, spinner Wamsutta mills, h. 190 State O'Malley Thomas, laborer, house 567 Acushnet avenue Oman Andrew, cabinet maker, 86 Elm, house do. Oman Charles A., house 14 Allen
Oman Elias, pump and block maker, house 14 Allen O'Meara Morgan, waiter, house rear 146 Middle O'Neil Eliza, widow of Patrick, house 36 Emerson
O'Neil Henry J., carriage trimmer George L. Brownell, boards 536 Purchase
O'Neil James, laborer, house 71 First
O'Neil James, bar tender, 634 Acushnet avenue, bds. do. O'Neil Jeremiah, machinist, boards State, near Austin O'Neil John, fireman Wamsutta mills, house 178 State O Neil John, laborer Prussian Blue Works, h. 9 Atlantic . O'Neil John, laborer, house 134 South Front
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O'Neil John, laborer, house 5 Chancery
()'Neil John, laborer, house 152 North
O'Neil Julia, widow of John, house 35 Allen
O'Neil Margaret, widow of Henry, boarding-house, 536 Purchase
O'Neil Margaret, widow of John, house 147 Acushnet av.
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, house rear 35 Smith
O'Neil Peter, weaver, honse 606 Purchase
O'Neil Sally, widow, house Washburn, 3d on right from Acushnet avenue
O'Neil Thomas F., shoemaker, boards 36 Emerson
O'Neil William, laborer, house 9 Bush
O'Neill Cornelius, brakeman O. C. R. R., h. 218 Pleasant Onley Charles H., tailor, 13 Purchase, house 87 Smith
Onley Frederick H., at 13 Purchase, boards 87 Smith
Onley Henry (Nevada), house 87 Smith
Onley Martha Mrs., house 87 Smith
Openshaw Mary Mrs., house Robeson, near Ashland
Orcutt Eliza A., widow of Nelson, house 66 Forest
Ormerod Jas., weaver, b. Richard Ormerod's, Washburn
Ormerod Richard, weaver, house Washburn, 8th on right from Acushnet avenue
Ormond John, laborer, house 8 High
Ormsbee Lucy A., widow of Caleb, house 30 Elm
O'Rourke Elizabeth, widow of William, house 127 South Orchard
O'Rourke William H., weaver, bds. 127 S. Orchard
Orphans Home, Clark's point road, corner Cove
Orr Samuel B., carriage painter Geo. L. Brownell, house 15 Griffin
Orworth John, weaver, boards 16 Hazard court
Osbourne Absalom (Osbourne & Eldridge), shoemaker, 31 Cannon, boards 73 South Sixth
Osbourne & Eldridge (Absalom Osbourne and George T. Eldridge), boot and shoemakers, 31 Cannon
Osgood Abram G., house 9 Chancery
Osgood Mary A., widow of Edward A., h. 9 Chancery
Osgood William S., currier, house 299 Kempton
Otheman Bartholomew, jr., house 4 Sears
Otis Edmund G., apothecary, Union, corner Pleasant, boards 10 Eighth
Otis Thomas, house 10 Eighth
Ottiwell Sarah D. Miss, teacher High school, h. 85 Elm Otto Frederick, house 188 Elm
Outlaw Walton, waiter Parker House, boards do.
Overton Charles H., hairdresser, under Parker House, boards 124 Purchase Owen Joseph, house 97 Linden
Owen William, weaver, boards 97 Linden
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PACKARD ABIJAH S., slater, boards W. H. Pack- ard's, Willis, near County
Packard Arthur W., clerk E. Packard, boards 55 Walnut Packard Charles, boots and shoes, house 69 High
Packard Charles H., clerk E. Packard, boards 55 Walnut Packard Eliphalet, clothing dealer, North Second, oppo- site Post-Office, house 55 Walnut
Packard George L., painter, honse 188 South First
Packard George W., farmer and boarding-house, 6 Pearl, honse do.
Packard George W. H., boards William H. Packard's, rear Willis, near County
Packard Horace B., clerk E. Packard, boards 55 Walnut Packard Lydia H. Mrs., millinery, 11 Pleasant (Cheap- side), house 69 High
Packard William H., house rear Willis, near County
Packer Alfred L., carpenter, house 42 Crapo
Paddack George R., watches, 259 Purchase, house Sum- mer, corner Campbell
Paddock John L., blacksmith Morse Twist Drill and Ma- chine Co., house 21 Allen
Paddock William C., sea captain, house 2 Cypress
Pager Eli, student, boards 295 Cedar
Pager George Rev., pastor Church of the Sacred Heart, house north side Robeson, second above Cedar
Pager Henry, contractor, house 295 Cedar
Pager Victor, printer, boards 295 Cedar
Paige George, tin peddler, boards T. P. Terry's, Mill road, Head of the River
Paige James H., junk dealer, boards T. P. Terry's, Mill road, Head of the River
Paine Benoni R., manager Western Union Telegraph of- fice, 26 North Water, house 97 Acushnet avenue
Paine Charles L., clerk N. B. Five Cents Savings Bank, . house 131 Summer [house do.
Paine George A., fish market, 402 Purchase, cor. Willis, Paine George W. (S. S. Paine & Brother), lime, North
Front, corner Hazard's wharf, house 137 Summer Paine Matilda J., widow of Henry J., h. 1 West Maxfield Paine Nathan L., clerk River Queen, house 131 Summer Paine Olin S., clerk S. S. Paine & Brother, boards 504 Acushnet avenue
Paine Samuel S. (S. S. Paine & Brother), lime, North Front, cor. Hazard's wharf, house 504 Acushnet av. Paine S. S. & Brother (S. S. and George W. Paine), lime, bricks and cement, No. Front, cor. Hazard's wharf PAISLER CHARLES S., masons' building ma- terials, 118 North Water, boards 146 Kempton Paisler Henry, mariner, boards 146 Kempton
THE UNION BAKERY,
Nos. 210, 212 & 214 Purchase, cor. North St., NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
HENRY H. FISHER, Proprietor.
FRESH
BAKER ouk
THE
BREAD
BAKER
ALSO, AGENT FOR
Cukes, Pies, and Bread, of every description, made of the very best stock.
Crackers, all the various kinds. Fruit and Confectionery of the nicest quality.
Pork and Beans, Brown Bread and Puddings, every Sunday morning.
Family Dishes cooked at any hour in the best manner.
Luxuries, Fairs, Picnics, Balls, Dinner and Evening Parties, furnished with every kind of Table Luxury at short notice. Ornamented Cake constantly on hand; and Cake Frosted for families on liberal terms.
PEARSON'S CREAM BISCUIT.
HENRY H. FISHER.
BAILE Practical Hatter,
MANUFACTORY AND SALESROOM
122 1-2 Union Street, NEW BEDFORD.
N. B .- Altering and Repairing a Specialty.
QUINTON F. COLLINS & CO., BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, BOOK BINDERS, Etc.
Account Books of any desired pattern made to order. Books, Magazines, Etc., bound at short notice.
34 North Second, cor. William Street,
QUINTON F. COLLINS, { JOSIAH S. TAPPAN. NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
H. W. PARKER,
APOTHECARY,
150 Union Street, corner Fifth, NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
FIRST - CLASS DRUGS, REMEDIES,
Nursery and Toilet Articles
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Also, a Full Line of Homoeopathic Remedies, -SUCH AS-
TINCTURES, MEDICATED GLOBULES, Etc.
N. B .- We are prepared to furnish any article usually found in any drug store, such as Toilet Articles of all kinds, together with a good stock of
IMPORTED CIGARS,
As good as can be found in the City.
Our prescriptions are prepared by a careful man, and PARTICULAR ATTEN- TION will be given to them. We would respectfully invite the people of New Bedford to favor us with a call, as we flatter ourselves we can satisfy the most fastidious.
DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER,
150 UNION STREET, CORNER FIFTH.
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Palmer Andrew R., boots and shoes, 131 Union, boards 127 Middle
Palmer Ephraim C., stair builder, house 100 High
Palmer George H., lawyer and patent solicitor, 13 Robe- son building, house at Fairhaven
Palmer Harry, house Linden court
Palmer Henry F., carriage painter Geo. I .. Brownell, house 30 Allen
Palmer John, spinner, boards 193 Pleasant
Palmer Rhoda, widow, house 59 Elm
Palmer William R., salesman, 131 Union, h. 127 Middle
Palmer Willis F., mason, boards 8 Chancery
Paquette Louis, shoemaker, house 164 Pleasant
Paquette Thomas, weaver, house County, near Austin
Pardee Lewis O., mason, boards 56 William
Parker Betsey, widow, boards 9 North
Parker Charles, cooper, City wharf, house 2 Walnut
Parker Charles, jr., clerk, boards 2 Walnut
Parker Charles C. Mrs., house 48 Howland
Parker Charles L., painter, house 348 South Water
Parker Daniel H., farmer, house Belleville road, Head of the River
Parker David L. (Parker & Haskell), house 83 Fourth Parker Frederick, confectionery, also powder, 11 Pur- chase, house 289 Acushnet avenue, corner School
Parker Frederick, carpenter, house 254 Purchase
Parker George H., engineer Onward S. F. E., No. 1, house 117 Pleasant [135 Washington
Parker George W., bookkeeper Tucker & Cummings, h. Parker George W., roll turner Gosnold Iron Foundry, house 138 Campbell
Parker Hayden, machinist, house 42 Summer
Parker Helen Mrs., honse 289 Acushnet avenue
PARKER HENRY W., apothecary, 150 Union, house 83 Fourth
PARKER HOUSE, Holder M. Brownell, proprietor, Purchase, corner Middle
Parker Jacob S., boarding-house, Union, corner Purchase Parker James, tinsmith, house 50 Court
Parker James N., carpet salesman, 34 Purchase, house 120 Pleasant
Parker John C., weaver, boards 3 Austin
Parker Joseph A., carpenter and ship joiner, h. 65 Cypress Parker Julia A., widow of Jonathan, h. Acushnet avenue Parker Lawrence H., house 83 Fourth
Parker Leander V., blacksmith, Acushnet avenue, junction Mill road, house at Acushnet
Parker Obadiah S., roller, house 3 Austin . Parker Paretta L. Miss, house 63 Kempton
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Parker Stephen E., ship-carpenter, h. Rockdale avenue PARKER WARD M., house 83 Fourth
Parker Warren W. (Parker & Sherman), tin and sheet iron worker, Union, corner Water, house Acushnet avenue; corner High
Parker William, farmer, house Skiff's avenne
Parker William C., jr., lawyer, room 1 Robeson building, house 81 Thomas
Parker William, card grinder Wamsntta mills, house 17 Austin court
Parker & Haskell (David L. Parker and Edward P. Has- kell, jr.), coal dealers, North Front, foot of Middle
PARKER & SHERMAN (Warren W. Parker and James H. Sherman), tin and sheet iron workers, Water, corner Union
Parkinson Thomas, weaver, house 153 State
Parks Joseph, loom fixer, house 249 South First
Parlow Ebenezer, carpenter Wamsutta mills, house 178 Pleasant
Parlow Ezra, currier, boards 6 Pearl
PARLOW GEORGE F., photographer, 5 Pur- chase, house 175 William
Parlow James M., road master O. C. R. R .. h. 44 Parker Parlow Loring T., foreman Job Wade, Wall, near Acush- net avenue, house 14 Mill
Parlow Wilmot L., carriage trimmer Geo. L. Brownell, house 68 State
Parr James, machinist, 90 South Water, boards 39 High
Parris Job S., sewing machines, 2 Cheapside, h. 75, Middle Parsons Charles W., bridge contractor, h. 419 Purchase
Parsons Ebenezer, shoemaker, 184 Kempton, house Oest- ing, near Kempton
Parsons Emma O., widow of Israel F., house 129 Elm
Parsons Israel F., widow, house 131 Elm
Parsons James, shoemaker, house 17 Spruce
Parsons Sarah L. Mrs., house Bethel conrt
Parsons Sarah R. Mrs., boards 155 Pleasant
Parsons Thomas L., agent Liberty Hall, supt. Liberty
Hall Bill Posting Co., and stock broker, room 5 Lib- erty Hall building, house 131 Elm
Partington William, picture framer, house 2 Austin
Pasell Francis H., gardener, house Mt. Pleasant, near the reservoir
Patnaude Alfred, at Wamsutta mills, house Smith's block, State, near Linden
Patnaude Joseph, clerk, 663 Purchase, house 702 do.
Patterson Samuel A., house 262 County
Patterson Thomas, rope maker, house 19 Cypress
Paul Frank, house 128 Acushnet avenue
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Paul James M., house 7 First
Paul John C., worsteds and trimmings, 31 Purchase, h. do. Panl Joseph, variety store, 15712 South Water, house do. Paul Sylvester, carriage smith, house Tarkiln hill road Paulding Herbert R. (J. B. Paulding & Co.), house 237 Acushnet avenue
Paulding John B. (John B. Paulding & Co.), house 176 Grinnell
Paulding John B. & Co. (John B. and Herbert R. Pauld- ing), boot mnfrs., North Front, corner Rotch
Paulding John I., clerk, boards 176 Grinnell
Paulding Wm. A., bookkeeper Hatch & Co., express, house 209 South Second
Pauline Frank, farmer, house 149 South First
Paupor Ralph, laborer Wamsutta mills, house 2 Hamp- ton court
Payne Francis T., laborer,. house 108 Cedar
Payne Nathan, currier, rooms rear 545 Acushnet avenue Pease Frank R., clerk 183 County, boards 167 do.
Pease James H., house 242 County
Pease Madeline R., widow of Manuel, h. 66 So. Second Pease Mary, widow of Zephaniah, house 142 So. First Pease Peleg Mrs., medicines and variety store, 74 Grin- nell. house 142 South First
Pease Thomas, seaman, house 35 Howland
Pease William A., apothecary, 183 County and 527 Pur- chase, house 167 do.
Pease Wm. W., machinist, house 83 Washington
Pease Zeph W., clerk, 74 Grinnell, boards 142 So. First Peck Arthur L., at 20 No. Water, boards at Fairhaven Peck George G., carpenter, boards 17 Chestnut
Peck James N., painter, boards 6 Bethel
Peckham Benj., mason, house Acushnet avenue Peckham Caleb C., baker S. Watson & Son, h. 49 County Peckham Carrie F. Miss, teacher North primary school, Acushnet avenne, boards Mrs: Mary P. Ashley's Peckham Elisha N., cooper, honse 231 South Second Peckham Frank B., clerk, 203 Acushnet avenue, boards 13 Morgan's lane
Peckham Frederick D., brakeman O. C. R. R., house Max- field, near railroad
Peckham Gideon, mason, house Acushnet avenue
Peckham Israel, blacksmith F. C. Terry, h. at Acushnet Peckham John B., gardener, 15 County, h. Fair, n.County Peckham Lucy, widow of Stephen, house 14 Sherman Peckham Martin V. B., baker H. H. Fisher, bds. 49 County Peckham Reuben, mason, house Acushnet avenue Peckham Samuel G., laborer, house 13 Morgan's lane Peckham Samuel W., laborer, boards 14 Sherman
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Peckham Wm. R., engineer Thayer & Judd, h. 233 Cedar Pedigrew John, laborer, honse 78 Union
Pedro Antone J., laborer, honse 252 South Water
Pedro Frank, laborer, house 177 Allen
Pedro Frank, laborer, honse 149 Acushnet avenue Pedro John H., clerk, 28 Howland, house 26% do.
Pedro Joseph H., variety store, 28 Howland, honse do.
Pedrozo Manuel A., clerk 111 Union, house Acushnet av- enne, corner Howland
Peed Thomas J., shoemaker, 15 Fourth, house Acushnet avenue, corner Rivet
Peeling Geo., clerk, boards 614 Purchase
Peeling Martha, widow of Joseph, house 104 Ash
Peets Chas. H., fireman N. B. Copper Works, h. 3 Grand Peets George B., laborer, bds. Henry Peet's, Shawmut av. Peets Henry, blacksmith N. B. Copper Works, house Shawmnt avenue, near Durfee
Peets Wm. F., mason, house 96 Smith
Peirce Abbie A., widow of B. W ., h. 1442 Union
Peirce Amanda, wid. of Charles M., jr., house 22 Parker
Peirce Andrew B., clerk Isaac C. Sherman, Fourth, cor- ner Bedford, boards Robert Mckenzie's, Ocean Peirce Annie L. Miss, house 72 South
Peirce Asa C. (Peirce & Bushnell), store 58 No. Water, and factory 72, 74 and 76 North Water, house 42 Fifth Peirce Benj. W., estate of, engravings, 146 Union
Peirce Bessey P. Miss, teacher, house 65 Summer Peirce Charles F., at B. W. Peirce's, 146 Union, b. 144} do. PEIRCE CHARLES H., treasurer New Bedford In- stitution for Savings, William, corner North Second, honse Maple, corner Ash
Peirce Charles M., drain pipe mnfr., No. Water, h. 75 Elm Peirce Charles W., florist Wm. Peirce, 162 Union, boards Wm. Peirce's, Clinton
Peirce David B., police officer, house 151 West Campbell
Peirce David R., carpenter, house 83 Maxfield
Peirce Easton Y., florist Wm. Peirce, boards William Peirce's, Clinton, corner Ash
Peirce Elisha K., engraver, boards 1442 Union
Peirce Ellery (Bryant & Peirce), provisions, h. 65 Summer Peirce Frank, boarding-house, 89 South Sixth
Peirce Frank E., tin plate worker, boards 65 Summer PEIRCE GEORGE, organ and piano-forte tuner, 162 Union, house Washington avenue, near Pearl
Peirce Herbert S., second-hand furniture, 237 South Water, house do.
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