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DENNISON'S GUM LABELS, Notarial and Lawyers' Seals, Fancy Tickets, &c., &c.,
For sale by all the principal Stationers and Notion Dealers, At Manufacturers' Prices, and by
Dennison
19 Milk St., Boston; 202 Broadway N. Y .; 150 South Clark St., Chicago; 632 Chestnut St., Philadelphia; 1.69 Vine, Corner 4th St., Cincinnati; 110 Pine St., St. Louis. 10
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
William Russell & Son,
AGENTS FOR THE
RUSSELL PAPER CO.
WINNIPISEOGEE PAPER CO. FALL MOUNTAIN PAPER CO. BELLOWS FALLS PAPER CO.
BELFAST PAPER CO.
WHO MANUFACTURE
News, White and Tinted Book,
Engine Sized, White and Amber, Flat Cap and Manilla Paper; -AND-
Papers for Glazing, - Card Middles, and Chinas.
ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR
THE AUTOMATIC STEAM REGULATOR, Patent Hard Rubber Suction Box Plates
-AND.
Improved Adjustable Head and Screw for Suction Boxes.
Principal Office :
Boston Office :
Lawrence, Mass.
40 Water Street, Room 15 Simons' Block.
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Union Paste Co.
(Established under Patent of February 20, 1866.)
The Attention of Consumers is respectfully called to
CHASE'S SUPERIOR
pare
aste,
Used Extensively by MANUFACTURERS OF BOOTS AND SHOES, PAPER BOXES, PAPER BAGS, TRUNKS, CARD BOARD AND POCKET BOOKS, Also by PAPER HANGERS, BOOK-BINDERS, PUBLISHERS, And all Trades where Paste is used.
the aid of machinery it is rendered Fine and Smooth.
WARRANTED UNIFORM IN QUALITY,
Does not Ferment or Sour. PUT UP IN BARRELS, HALF BARRELS AND KEGS. Address, JOSHUA S. CHASE, 102 Central Street, Boston, Mass.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILD & STEVENS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Printers
Rollers &
omposition
We invite the attention of Printers, casting their own Rollers, to our new
ANGLO AMERICAN COMPOSITION
An entirely new and different Composition from all others, and manufactured exclusively by ourselves, and for which we claim the following merits :-
No Shrinkage! No Cracking !! No Hardening !!! Possesses excellent suction or tack; retains its life and working properties for a great length of time; requires but little washing; will re-cast readily after being used; will handle any Ink in all weathers, from the cheapest newspaper ink, to the finest colored inks, (under proper usage, ) with perfect success; can be kept on hand in stock, like paper or other materials, ready for use at all times.
Furnished in quantities to suit, to all parts of the United States or Canadas, with full directions for use, etc.
PRICE, 45 CENTS PER POUND.
We shall also continue the manufacture and sale of our popu- lar IMPROVED STANDARD, (or old-fashioned glue and molasses composition,) which has received extensive patronage for several years past from our numerous patrons.
PRICE, 25 CENTS PER POUND.
With our long experience, and having the largest and most complete establishment for roller casting in New England, we are enabled to fill, at the shortest notice, in the most prompt and thorough manner, all orders for rollers for every style of press, at the lowest possible rates. All orders will receive our personal attention. Rollers cast to order from Francis & Loutrel's Pat- ent Composition.
Send for Circular of Compositions with Directions, etc.
Address all Orders to
WILD & STEVENS, - 28 Hawley Street, Boston.
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Geo. W. Wheelwright & Son
PAPER
Manufacturers.
OFFICE, 131 DEVONSHIRE STREET,
BOSTON.
Rialto Building.
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70 BOSTON AND NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Henry A. Gane & Son,
IMPORTERS OF
ookbinders' Material:
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
BINDERS' BOARDS,
Nos. 50 AND 52 CORNHILL,
BOSTON.
HENRY A. GANE. T. F. GANE.
H. A. GANE'S SONS & CO
213.
IMPORTERS OF
OOKBINDERS'
-AND-
Pocket Book Makers' Stock,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Colored and Sumac Skivers,
74 Reade Street, NEW YORK.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS MANUFACTURE
CAST STEEL CIRCULAR SAWS, WITH AND WITHOUT MOVABLE TEETH, Also Mill, Mulay, Gang, Pit and Cross-cut Saws, FOR SALE AT THEIR WAREROOMS, 504 GRAND ST., NEW YORK. AND BY ALL THE TRADE.
R. HOE
. C.O.s
TAPER GROUND CAST STEEL SAWS WITH
GREATLY IMPRVEO
PATENTED OGT 1866
SEP 1868 AUG. 1873
INSERTED
TEETH
obaTD)
INSERTED TEETH CIRCULAR SAWS.
In these Patent Circular Saws, the teeth require no rivets. They are easily put in and taken out of the socket, and, being made of uniform size, and with accuracy, any tooth will fit into any socket of any Saw. They are of circular form, do not strain the plate, and are in mechanical design the only form of tooth fit for general use. R. HOE & CO.
IF SEND FOR CATALOGUE. 29 & 31 Gold Street, New York.
PRINTING MACHINERY, ETC.
The subscribers have enlarged their works, and are now making Presses of increased excel- lence in all respects, for Newspaper, Book and Job Work; also for Lithographic and Copper plate work, Stereotypers, etc., etc. Presses made to work by Steam or Hand-power, for City and Coun- try offices. All articles used by the trade manufactured or supplied. Also manufacturers of extra Cast Steel Saws. R. HOE & CO. 29 & 31 Gold Street, New York.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Paper and Paper Makers' Supplies.
W. H. PARSONS & BRO.,
erchants and
G mporters,
74 DUANE STREET,
NEW YORK.
SUPERFINE AND MEDIUM
Book and News,
ALSO
Hanging and Card Papers,
Of all Grades, in Stock or made to order. ALSO
CHEMICALS,
Rags and General Paper Makers' Supplies,
AT MARKET RATES.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,
PERKINS & GOODWIN,
84 DUANE STREET, . NEW YORK.
HAVE ON HAND AND MAKE TO ORDER
Back and Nems Paper
OF ALL GRADES.
ALSO
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Rags, Bleaching Powders, Soda Ash,
AND ALL
Paper Makers' Supplies,
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. 11
. D. WADE & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
PRINTING INKS,
lll Fulton & 50 Ann Streets, NEW YORK.
GRAY'S FERRY PRINTING INK WORKS.
J. M. PRATT, late of H. D. Wade & Co. C. E. ROBINSON. J. G. ROBINSON.
PRATT & ROBINSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF BLACK AND COLORED
RINTING INKS,
VARNISHES, SIZES, Quick Drying Reducing Preparation, At.
Robinson & Pratt, 714 Sansom St., Philadelphia.
No. 8 Spruce St., New York.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHELDON COLLINS & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Printing Inks
EXTRA BLACK
News, Book, Job Card and Hod Out Als. COLORED INKS
OF EVERY VARIETY.
Office and Depot, 26 Frankfort Street,
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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DAUCHY & CO.
Printers'
Warehouse
And Advertisement Agency, NEW YORK. No. 191 Fulton Street, Cor. of Church St. NEW YORK.
THE ATTENTION OF ALL WHO DESIRE TO
Give Wide Publicity to their Business
Is invited to our List of First-Class Newspapers, in all parts of the Country, through which we will insert Advertisements at
Unusually Low Prices.
This we are able to do, from the fact that we can usu- ally pay Publishers' Bills with goods of our own manufacture. Advertisements inserted in any paper in the United States, at the Publishers' Lowest Rates.
Estimates given upon Application. Send for our Rate Book.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOD & METAL TYPE, Brass Rule and Galleys, and all kinds of
PRINTERS' MATERIALS WHICH WE WILL SELL AT THE Lowest Cash Prices, and take part pay in Advertising.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
78 NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. S. ROCKWELL Co.,
NOS. 47 & 49 FERRY STREET, CORNER CLIFF, NEW YORK CITY. Manufacturers and Importers of every variety of
-FOR-
BOOKBINDERS AND POCKET BOOK MAKERS USE.
SHOE LININGS,
RUSSET AND COLORED, ROANS, SKIVERS AND FLESHES, SU- MAC AND ALUM ROANS AND SKIVERS, PEBBLED SHEEP, IN ALL COLORS, TRUNK AND BAG LEATHER AND LININGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
allet Bellows?
De
eather
FOR ORGAN MANUFACTURERS.
Turkey Morocco, Imitation Morocco in Roans and Skivers, Russia Leather, Etc., Etc.
Hatters' Skivers in all Colors and Styles.
Chamois & Alum Splits,
English Salted Splits and Fleshes, English and American Salted Sheep and Lamb Roans. Pulled Wool.
J. S. ROCKWELL. GEORGE WHITING. SAMUEL G. BASS.
Bookbinders' Furnishing House.
John Campbell & Co.
IMPORTERS OF
AL Wilson's English Book Cloth,
Colored Shivers,
FRENCH TURKEY MOROCCO,
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN IMITATION MOROCCO, ENGLISH COLORED CALF,
German Marble Paper,
Marshall's and Hays' Thread, ALBUMEN, GLUE, &c., &c., AND DEALERS IN Bookbinders' Stock and Machinery,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NO. 164 WILLIAM ST., NEAR BEEKMAN, NEW YORK.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOUIS DEJONGE & CO.,
Manufacturers, Importers,
And Dealers in
ancy aper,
Colored, Glazed, Plated and Enameled,
Marble, Trunk, Gold, Metal and Foil Paper,
BORDERS, Laces, Pictures, Chromos,
ORNAMENTS, &c. ALSO
LEATHER n RUSSIA, MOROCCO, CALF, SEALSKINS AND SKIVERS, AND
English Binders' Cloth, FOR
ookbinders, Porhet- Book Makers, St.
Nos. 71 g. 73 Duane Street, NORTH SIDE, A FEW DOORS EAST OF BROADWAY,
Works - at Staten Island. S
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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W. O. Davey & Sons,
MANUFACTURERS OF
BINDERS',
BOARDS
-AND
OAKUM
JERSEY CITY, N. J.
OFFICE, 117 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
W. A. DAVEY. 12
E. H. DAVEY.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. HAUG & CO.,
P. O. BOX 5409, - - - 72 DUANE STREET,
NEW YORK,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
MATERIALS
FOR
BOOKBINDERS, POCKET-BOOK and JEWELRY CASE
MANUFACTURERS.
Morocco, German and French Imitations,
Calf, Russia Leather, Colored Skivers, and Roans, Blank Sheep, Bark Fleshes, and Skivers,
Marble and Fancy Papers,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOK CLOTH,
THREAD AND TWINE, HEAD BANDS,
Tar and Straw Boards, Gold Leaf, Glue, Carmine, Marbling Colors, &c.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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FRANCIS & LOUTREL, STATIONERS,
45 Maiden Lane, New York. Steam Printers, LITHOGRAPHERS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF
SPRING BACK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Diaries, Daily Journals, Expense Books, Hotel Registers, Books for Societies and Lodges, all kinds first-class Stationery, Writ- ing Papers and Blank Books for Business, Profess- ional and Private use. We keep every- thing in our Line. COPY YOUR LETTERS-USE
Francis & Loutrel' Manifold Letter Writer,
By which Letters and Copies are written at the same time,
Croton Writing Ink, Indelible P. O. Stamping Ink, all Colors, Patent Safety Tints for Checks, Drafts, Etc.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS. THE BEST WORK! GREAT ECONOMY !! -BY THE USE OF- FRANCIS & LOUTREL'S PATENT INKING ROLLERS.
Rollers made from our Patent Composition always retain their Suction, do not harden, shrink, or crack, and can be re-cast. The ink does not dry on them, consequently they do not require washing daily like other rollers, thus saving ink, time, and materials used in washing. Send for Pamphlet, containing recommendations from some of the best Printers in the country. Documents printed with our Patent Ink, will copy as readily as the ordinary Copying Ink, and by the same process. This Ink is put up in One Pound Cans.
PATENT COPYABLE PRINTING INK, ALL COLORS,
FRANCIS & LOUTREL, H 45 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. B. HALL & SONS,
0
AA
PORTRAITS, LANDSCAPES, PICTURES,
Bank Notes, Susurauce Policies, Certificates, Chechs, Drafts, 1
H. B. HALL,
H. B. HALL, JR.,
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Coppe
Tone Co.
14 FRANKFORT STREET,
NEW YORK. (ESTABLISHED FOR THE COPPER-FACING OF TYPE ONLY.)
FONTS OF THREE THOUSAND POUNDS GUARANTEED IN A WEEK.
More than Four-Fifths of the advantages derived from the Improvement we give to the Trade, and for less than Twenty per cent. we do the Labor.
No. 82 BEEKMAN ST., NEW YORK, May 28, 1857.
63 CORTLANDT STREET, NEW YORK, June 20, 1864.
To the Newton Copper Type Company.
GENTLEMEN-I have now thoroughly tested your improvement (having had it in use for more than four years.) I have found it to pre- serve the original sharpness and form of type remarkably, and for my purposes (stereotyping and electrotyping) I think the Coppered type will do at least THREE times the work of the uncoppered.
Yours truly,
FRANCIS HART & CO.
THOMAS B. SMITH.
We endorse the above, May, 1874.
We endorse the above, May, 1874.
FRANCIS HART & CO.
In estimating the Cost of Copper-facing at the following prices, the Quadrats and Spaces-usually one-fifth of the weight-must be deducted, as the Letter ONLY is Copper-faced, which makes the Cost of Copper-facing less than Eighteen per cent. advance at present prices on the Type-Founder's bill.
PRICES FOR COPPER-FACING TYPE.
PER LB.
PICA,
- $0. 10
MINION, -
- $0 14
SMALL PICA,
10
NONPAREIL, -
-
- 16
LONG PRIMER,
10
AGATE, -
- 20
BOURGEOIS, -
11
PEARL, - -
-
- 25
BREVIER,
12
DIAMOND,
30
For all Fancy Type, Twenty per cent. of Type Founders' Prices.
IF" Parties desiring their Type Coppered, are requested to bear in mind that WE ARE NOT TYPE-FOUNDERS, that WE NEITHER BUY NOR SELL TYPE, but COPPER-FACE IT ONLY, at the order of Printers or Type-Founders. They will therefore direct the Founders with whom they deal to send their Type to us, (the Patentees) to be Copper-faced, which, when finished, will be forwarded at once to its destination. Payment can be made to the Founders, or directly to this Company.
SAMUEL ORCHARD, Secretary.
TERMS .- NOTE AT THREE MONTHS, OR THREE PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
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§ C. B. HALL, A. B. HALL.
62 Fulton Street, New York,
-OF-
IN THE HIGHEST STYLE OF THE ART. DIPLOMAS, &
PER LB.
SMITH & MCDOUGAL.
For the past eight years we have had all new fonts of type coppered by the NEWTON COP- PER COMPANY. Many of these fonts are still in active service and in fair condition, although we use cylinder presses almost exclusively. We think no job printer can ever be repaid for his outlay in the purchase of script and fine orna- mental types unless he has them Copper-faced.
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86 NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY AND
Printers' Warehouse,
Established in Hartford, Ct., 1810. Removed to N. Y., 1812.
FARMER, LITTLE & CO.
Nos. 63 & 65 Beekman St., Cor. of Gold St., NEW YORK.
This, the oldest Foundry in New York, is always prepared to fill orders for our well-known Type with exactness and dispatch. Our
Book, News, Job and Ornamental TYPE
Are made of the best materials to be found in the world; and the finish of our Type, beyond ques- tion cannot be excelled, combining great accuracy, and perfect justification and line.
PERSONS DESIRING TO ORDER FROM US WILL PLEASE SEND FOR SPECIMEN BOOKS.
We furnish every kind of Printing Type. If name or title is not known send printed specimens of a single letter. Sorts Cheerfully and Promptly Furnished.
Engraving, Electrotyping & Stereotyping
We are also pleased to receive orders for
1
OF ANY MAKER.
Paper Cutters, Cases, Galleys, &c.
AGENTS FOR Francis & Loutrel's and all other Roller Composition. SPECIMENS AND ESTIMATES GIVEN ON APPLICATION.
·
ALL SALES MADE SATISFACTORY. Type and Printing Material can always be had of us at lowest rates.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
B. ILLFELDER & CO. 60 John St., New York. Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STATIONERY.
SOLE AGENTS FOR DANIELS' CELEBRATED PARISIAN
COPYING
Encre Parter COMMUNICATIVE H.DANIEL,
INK.
ALSO FOR
Mordan's Red Alkaline Ink,
The only Red Ink which will give a Copy. Proprietors of the Celebrated
"Egg Shell" & "Leonine" Drawing Papers. Proprietors of G. U. Copying Paper. Depot for German Slate Pencils, in Every Variety.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wissahickon Paper Mills, HANWELL PAPER MILLS, MANUFACTURERS Fine Book, Printing and Map Papers.
C.MAGARGE & C.
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ABOVE, AND A NUMBER OF NEW ENGLAND MILLS,
That gives them a Complete Assortment of all the Varieties of Papers, including
Plate, Map, Printing, Writing and Colored Japers.
CHAS. MAGARGE & CO. NOS. 30, 32 & 34 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
HOLYOKE ADVERTISEMENT.
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HOLYOKE
aper Co.,
HOLYOKE, MASS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Superior Animal Sized
Writing and Envelope
PAPERS
OF EVERY VARIETY AND DESCRIPTION.
0. H. GREENLEAF, Agent.
C. H. HEYWOOD, Treasurer. 13
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HARTFORD ADVERTISEMENT.
?
GOLD FOIL, GOLD LEAF,
--- AND-
Unchangeable White Metal Leaf,
BRONZE POWDER AND DUTCH METAL LEAF,
41 Trumbull Street,
HARTFORD, CONN.
WILBRAHAM ADVERTISEMENT.
Collins Paper Company,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Writing and Super-Sized and Calendered
Book Papers,
Animal Sized Writing Papers,
FLAT CAP, FOLIO, DEMY, MEDIUM,
shite and 1 olored
Envelope. 1
-ALSO
Extra Super Calendered and Sized
WHITE AND TINTED
BOOK PAPERS.
G. H. PECK, Agent, Wilbraham, Mass.
ESTABLISHED 1839.
JAS. H. ASHMEAD & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
IMPORTERS OF
92 WATERBURY ADVERTISEMENT.
HOLMES, BOOTH & HAYDENS,
WATERBURY, CONN.
ESTABLISHED, 1853.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Sheet Brass, Copper,
GERMAN SILVER,
Gilding and Silver-Plated Metal, BRASS, COPPER, AND GERMAN SILVER WIRE AND RODS.
Copper Rivets and Burs.
Brass, Copper, German Silver, and Zinc Plain and Fancy Tubing.
Brass & Iron Jack Chain.
KEROSENE BURNERS AND TRIMMINGS,
Also, Silver-Plated Ware.
ESTABLISHED 1849. INCORPORATED 1866.
NASHUA CARD AND
Blazed Paper Company, MANUFACTURERS OF
Card Board
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
-AND Glazed, Plated, Enameled and Embossed PAPERS.
ALSO PROPRIETORS OF
EAGLE CARD COMPANY.
P. S. - Special attention paid to Lithographic Papers for Steam Press Work; and also a White Paper which will not blacken with Bronze or Leaf.
SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICE LISTS. NASHUA, N. H.
O. D. MURRAY, Pres't.
H. W. GILMAN, Treas'r.
GEORGE MATHER'S SONS, Manufacturers of
Black and Colored
PRINTING INKS,
Size, Bronze, Varnish,
LITHOGRAPHIC INKS,
garnishes, Copper Plate Qils, Ste.,
60 JOHN STREET, -
- NEW YORK.
299 & 301 Main Street, - - - Springfield, Mass. Blank Book Manufacturers
CLARK W. BRYAN & CO.
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Additions, Changes, Etc.,
RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THE BODY OF THE BOOK, INCLUD- ING THE BUSINESS LOCATIONS AND RESIDENCE OF THOSE WHO WERE BURNED OUT IN THE FIRE OF MAY 30TH.
ABBOTT J. C., flour dealer, house 35 Howard street Adams F. W., removed from 48 Pearl street to 18 Cypress street Adams Nathaniel, removed from 48 Pearl street to 18 Cypress street
BAILEY E. C., architect, 432 Main street, house Jackson street Bailey T. C., contractor and builder 432 Main street, boards Jackson street Baker Edson W., emp H. M. Conkey & Co., rooms 130 Water street Barrett Mrs. G. L., music teacher, rooms 397 Main street Barton Amos, emp E. Stebbins Manufacturing Co., boards 287 Water street Beals Mrs. Elizabeth, house 6 instead of 86 Central street Beals Edward, clerk Hixon & Birnie, house Thompson street Bennett Arthur, painter, rooms 22 Bridge street Billings S. J., (S. J. Billings & Co .. ) rooms 14 Express block, Court street Billings S. J. & Co., quarrymen Longmeadow, office 14 Express blk, Court st Blackmer E., emp Wellman & Fuller, boards 73 Elm street Blake Charles, moved from 21 Gardner street to 34 Grant street Board of Engineers Springfield Fire Department, office City hall Bond Leonard E., chiropodist, boards 149 State street Bond Mrs. M. C., boards 149 State street Bonner J. J., removed from 252 to 418 Main street Bottume George D., painter, rooms 100 Bridge street Bottume George F., artist, house West Springfield instead of 100 Bridge street Bowers G. N., artist 441 Main street, boards 53 Vernon street
Burdett C. C., druggist, 686 Main street, house 104 Bridge street Burdick Albert, emp B & A R R, boards Pynchon house, 243 Main street Burnham A. V., picture frame manufacturer, corner Taylor and Dwight streets
CARROLL MRS. FRANCES, rooms Liberty hall block, Worthington street Castello Bartholomew, (Malley & Castello,) bds Haynes' Hotel, 406 Main st Chapin A. L., architect, 2 Abbe's block, 309 Main st, house 56 Holyoke street Cheever Mrs. M. H., dress and cloak making, 7 Opera House blk, 414 Main st Childs Charles S., clerk J. R. Childs, boards 80 Bridge street Childs J. R., boots and shoes, Main street, house 80 Bridge street Childs Levi, barber and clothes cleaner, shop and rooms 69 Water street Clark Walter S., boards Cooley's Hotel 101
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ADDITIONS, CHANGES, ETC.
Clough Charles F., custom shirts, 358 Main street, rooms 100 Bridge street Coffran James, rooms 16 Vernon street Cohan John C., emp C. H. Stebbins, house 99 Bliss street Colby John, millinery and fancy goods 249 Main street, h 107 Worthington st Converse John W., attorney, office 380 Main street, boards 16 Vernon street Cook F. A., boarding, feeding and sales stable 152, h 169 Worthington street Cook J. H., (J. H. Cook & Co.,) house 130 Water street Cotter Edwin, emp N Y, N H & H R R, house 11 Bridge street Cotton Charles F., clerk D. E. Keefe, boards 64 Pynchon street Cotton Mrs. Frances, house 64 Pynchon street Cowan James M., emp B & A R R, house 128 Bridge street Crowley William F., emp N Y, N H & H R R, boards 30 Congress street
DALTON ANDREW, rooms 21 Elm street Day Lewis E., emp A. B. Abbey, house rear 4 Douglass avenue Day William R., emp J. B. Clark, house 180 Worthington street Denver Miss E. C., dress-maker, 6 Opera House block, 414 Main street Dickinson Frank S., druggist, Bill's block, 354 Main street, rms 75 Vernon st Dow David, emp W. H. Wright, rooms 140 State street
FARRELL DANIEL, emp B & A R R, boards 44 Congress street Farrell' Peter J., emp B & A R R, house 44 Congress street Fields Edward L., rooms 176 Bridge street Foster S. K., moved from 111 to 161 Franklin street French Michael, emp Wason Manufacturing Co., house 90 Sharon street Fuller W. A., house 152 North Main street Fulton William G., clerk Wellman & Fuller, rooms 43 Vernon street
GAMBEL JEREMIAH F., emp John Jennings, house 99 William street Gibbs Isaac, carriage painter 23 Taylor street, rooms 142 Bridge street Goff Henry A., emp Bay State Paper Co., rooms 130 Water street Godin Henry, emp J. M. Currier & Co., house West Springfield Goldthwait Benjamin H., emp M. Goldthwait & Son, boards Cooley's Hotel *Goldthwait Frank H., (M. Goldthwait & Son,) house 27 Sargeant street Goldthwait Moses, (M. Goldthwait & Son,) boards Cooley's Hotel Goodenough Walter P., emp B & A R R, rooms 397 Main street Goodrich James C., emp B & A R R, boards 84 Water street Graves Johnson, emp city water works, boards 174 State street Greenleaf J. S., emp O'Brien & Pomphret, house 72 Greenwood street Griswold Emerson, emp Lillie & Palmer, boards C. W. Hoisington, W Spfd
HALL ELIJAH, emp F. Edward Gray, house 318 Worthington street Hall E. Lafayette, emp F. Edward Gray, boards 318 Worthington street Hammett George P., moved from 57 Bridge street to 37 Spring street Harper S. B., agent Weed Sewing Machine Co., Pynchon st, h 611 Main st Hart John W., emp B & A R R, house 93 Congress street Hendrick Otis M., carpenter, house 116 Bridge street Hendrick Mrs. O. M., dress-maker, house 116 Bridge street Hickey Mrs. James, house William street, west of Water street Holland John, emp N Y, N H & H R R, boards rear 231 Worthington street Holland Patrick, emp N Y, N H & H R R, house rear 231 Worthington street
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ADDITIONS, CHANGES, ETC.
Humphrey George, emp D. J. Curtis, house 198 Union street Hunt Frank E., (F. E. Hunt & Co.,) boards 53 Vernon street Hunt Hiram E., (F. E. Hunt & Co.,) boards 53 Vernon street Hunt Jacob A., emp P. P. Emory & Co., rooms 130 Water street Hyde Edward, (Hyde & Shattuck,) boards 113 Howard street
JENNE ALPHEUS L., emp Downing & Sturtevant, house 53 Vine street
KAVANAGH JAMES, emp B & A R R, house 247 Chestnut street Keenan W. A., house 99 High street
Kirkland Henry, house Hickory street, near Flagg's ice house
LATRIMORE DAVID H., emp Wason Manufacturing Co., house 87 Margaret st Lemley George H., emp Lillie & Palmer, house Spring street Liberty Michael J., emp J. H. Cook & Co., rooms 130 Water street Lonergan Thomas, emp Haynes & Co., house 309 Water street
MACK JOHN, emp W. H. Wright, rooms 140 State street Mahoney William H., clerk Mcknight, Norton & Hawley, boards 42 Bridge st Markham William H., manufacturer elevators 15 Taylor st, h 140 State street Maroney Thomas, emp Wason Manufacturing Co., boards Brightwood Marston Alfred A., clerk S. Bigelow & Co., rooms 53 Vernon street McClary Mrs. Ann, house 54 Vine street McClary James, emp T. C. Beebe & Co., boards 54 Vine street McClary Robert, laborer, boards 54 Vine street McKneil John, lather, house 396 Water street
NOBLE MRS. OLIVE M., clk I. Harmon & Co., h Liberty Hall blk, Worthington st Nolan John, boards 69 Vine street
Nutting William, rooms 10 Symonds' avenue
O'BRIEN JOHN, emp NY, NH & H R R, boards 69 Vine street Oliver Hiram, emp Phillips, Mowry & Co., house New Bridge st, W Springfield O'Loghlen M. L., moved from 37 Barnes' block to 64 Pynchon street
PARKER F. F., M. D., house and office 44 Bay street, moved from 4 Morris street Patten Albert A., emp Bay State Paper Co., rooms 130 Water street Phillips Clesson B., book-keeper Josiah Cummings, rooms 71 Vernon street Pickering L. K., sewing machine agent, rooms 119 Water street Pratt Orrin, manufacturer of washing machines, Walker street
QUILTY PATRICK, emp Haynes & Co., house West Springfield
ROBERTS CHARLES, emp John Lobsitz, rooms 140 State street Robinson Owen W., clerk G. H. Curtis, rooms 130 Water street Rockwell George Noyes, clerk A. C. Couch, boards 83 Sargeant street Royce Mrs. Charlotte, nurse, boards 53 Vine street Royce John H., emp Samuel Bowles & Co., boards 53 Vine street
SENECAL SYLVESTER, emp Wason Manufacturing Co., house West Springfield Shandrew J. C., (Hunt & Shandrew,) rooms 80 Bridge street Smith Elbridge, carpenter, house 146 Water street Squires Solomon A., emp J. W. Webber, boards 90 Worthington street Stebbins E. Manufacturing Co., office 16 Taylor street, factory Brightwood
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