The Boston directory 1848-9, Part 2

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Publication date: 1849
Publisher: Boston : George Adams
Number of Pages: 410

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At Brighton, about five miles from Boston, are Winship's Brighton Nurseries and Botanic Gardens, a beautiful place much frequented in summer, and where fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, plants, and flowers of all varieties are cultivated and for sale. This establishment is situated by the side of the Worcester Railroad, at the Brighton depot; fare about fifteen cents. The cars pass here almost every hour in the day.

JAMES F. FULLAM & CO., NO. 1, 2, & 3, BOWDOIN SQUARE, NEARLY OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE,

Have a large Livery Stable, where they keep a great number of horses, and every variety of carriages, and can accommodate parties or companies of any number, with the means of conveyance, to any of the above named places, or any where else in this vicinity. Every one who wishes to take a pleasant ride of a few miles into the country, should give them a call.

CARDS, PRINTING, ETC.

PEOPLE'S, PORCELAIN, PEARL-SURFACE, 8 AND 283

ENAMELLED

CARDS :

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST CARDS

FOR LETTER-PRESS AND COPPERPLATE PRINTING, AND STYLE WRITING. MANUFACTURED BY E. LAMSON PERKINS.

OLIVER HOLMAN, GENERAL AGENT. 124 STATE STREET ..... BOSTON.

THE OFFICE

OF THE

BOSTON DIRECTORY.

AND THE

ENVIRONS OF BOSTON,

IS AT

No. 95 1-2 WASHINGTON STREET.

GEORGE ADAMS.

NEW BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

WILLIAM CHADWICK

RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC, THAT HE HAS OPENED AN OFFICE AT

No. 18 EXCHANGE STREET,

Where he will be happy to wait upon customers, and attend personally to their orders.

BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, and all kinds of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, executed from NEW MATERIALS, of the most recent patterns, promptly, in the best style of the art, and on reasonable terms.

Having served a regular apprenticeship in one of the largest and best offices in England, he hopes, by strict attention to business, together with excellence of workmanship, to merit a share of patronage.

WILLIAM CHADWICK, 18 EXCHANGE ST .... UP STAIRS.

DICKINSON PRINTING AND BINDING ESTABLISHMENT.

THE DICKINSON PRINTING AND BINDING ESTABLISHMENT

Has been entirely re-modeled since the fire of the 11th of March. The Subscribers have been busily engaged for the last three months in collecting together, from the best Foundries in this and other countries, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS OF TYPE AND ORNAMENTS that can be procured.

We could not readily lease a building sufficiently eligible and commodious to meet the wishes of our numerous customers, and were therefore under the necessity of erecting a building especially for our Office, and adapted to our business, at

26 Devonshire St., (adjoining Exchange Coffee House.)

We have now the satisfaction of calling your attention to the most perfect Printing and Binding Establishment in the United States. Our Typographical Department is entirely new, complete, and beautiful. All our twenty-five superior Presses were preserved from the devour- ing element, together with our EMBOSSING DIES, for Business and Address Cards, Billets, &c. In addition, we have just put in operation one of ADAMS' NEW PATENT FOUR ROLLER PRINTING PRESSES, of the largest size. Our Office is now complete. We can print

Books, Pamphlets, Court and Commercial Blanks, Notes, Drafts, Checks,

Bank and Railroad Certificates, Business and Address Cards,

Circulars, Billets, Bill Heads, Posters, Shop Bills, etc. etc.

WITH THE GREATEST DESPATCH, AND ON SATISFACTORY TERMS.

Among the DECIDED ADVANTAGES TO CUSTOMERS, in this establishment, over all others, for the prompt and beautiful execution of EVERY KIND OF BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING AND BINDING, ORNAMENTAL AND OTHER JOB WORK, are the following : -

1. Our MATERIAL IS ENTIRELY NEW, and has been selected with great care; and our FONTS OF TYPE are VERY LARGE, enabling us to contract for the beautiful execution of the most extensive, or the most minute works, in the shortest possible time.

2. Our six POWER PRESSES are of Adams' best patterns, and are placed on the first floor, which is heavily timbered, and firm. We are able, with all our Presses, to turn off ONE THOUSAND TOKENS of work per week, with a clear and beautiful impression.

3. Our DRY ROOM is fitted up with Iron Pipes, so that we can facilitate that part of our business by the use of steam, which enables us to complete work without regard to weather.

4. Our MACHINE FOR SMOOTHING PRINTED PAPER is a superior HYDRAULIC PRESS, susceptible of fifteen hundred tons pressure, and will polish sheets in one hour better than they can be pressed in an ordinary machine in a whole day.

5. Our BINDERY is large, light, well-arranged, and furnished with the best of tools, and the most accomplished workmen.

6. In our JOB DEPARTMENT we have four splendid ROTARY PRESSES, for Cards and Billets ; three superior RUGGLES' ENGINES, for Bill Heads and Posters; five beautiful TUFTS' HAND PRESSES, for Blanks, Checks, &c. ; one NAPIER or CYLINDER PRESS, for cheap Shop and Hand Bills; two EMBOSSING PRESSES, for Hat Tips in Gold, Embossed Cards, Billet Paper, Initial Stamps, &c .; and one powerful COPPERPLATE PRESS, for printing by direct pressure.

7. The whole of our Machinery is driven by one of Tufts' beautiful eight horse power Steam Engines. Our Office is as nearly fire-proof as possible ; and the premises are heated with the exhaust steam of the Engine.

8. We have built, adjoining our Dry Room, a commodious FIRE-PROOF BRICK SAFE, for the storage and safe-keeping of Stereotype, Steel, and Copper Plates, Wood Cuts, &c.

We have aimed, in refitting our extensive Office, to meet the demands of this age of enter- prise and good taste; and if we are able, after a long and successful business career, to judge of what is wanted to constitute a PERFECT BOOK-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, and JOB OFFICE, you may rest assured that any orders with which we may be favored will be executed to your entire satisfaction, as to TASTE IN ARRANGEMENT, TYPOGRAPHICAL EXECUTION, PRESS WORK, BINDING, and TERMS. We respectfully solicit your orders for Letter-Press, Copperplate, and Job Printing, or Book-Binding, in any or all of their branches.

DAMRELL & MOORE.

CITY RECORD.

STREETS, AVENUES, COURTS, ETC., IN THE CITY OF BOSTON.

A street, S. B. from Dorchester Turnpike, across | Bennet place, S. side N. Bennet street 4th street, to Boston wf.

Aaron alley, from Liverpool to Border, E. B. Acorn, from Willow to \V. Cedar street Adams, from Sudbury to Ivers street Adams, from Broadway to 2d st. between I & J Adams place, opens 11 Bridge street Adams place, from E, near 3d, S. B. Adams court or lane, from Washington, near 732 Ætna place, opens at 7 Kingston street Alba court, opens 17 School street Albany, from Beach to Curve street Albion, from Dover to W. Castle street Alden court, opens W. side of Alden street Alden, from 139 Court to Sudbury street Allen court, opens 37 Allen street Allen, from Chambers to Brighton street Allen place, opens 39 Allen street Allston, from Bowdoin to Somerset street Allston place, from Allston street Almont place, from 18 Blossom Andover, from Causeway to Minot street Andover court, opens 6 Andover street Ann, from Union to Commercial street Ann street court, opens 330 Ann street Arch, from Franklin place to 23 Summer street

Arch place, from 113 Hanover street Arnold, from Washington to Suffolk street Ash, from 6 Oak to Bennet street Ashburton place, from Bowdoin to Somerset street Ashland, from Leveret to Chambers street Ashland av. from 630 Wash'n st. to Harrison av. Asylum, from 570 Washington to Harrison av. Athens, from 2d to Dorchester street Atkinson, from Milk to Purchase street Auburn, from Poplar to Leveret street Auburn court, from 70 Cambridge street Avery, from 387 Washington to Mason street Avery place, opens N. side Avery street Avon, from E street

Avon place, opens at 264 Washington street B street, S. B. from Dorchester Turnpike, across Broadway to the water

Baldwin place, opens at 70 Salem street Barre place, opens N. side of Eliot, n. Tremont st. Barrett, from 83 Ann to Fulton street Bartlett, from 187 Hanover to Ann street Bartlett place, from 56 Salem street Barton, from Leveret to Lowell street Bath, from Milk opposite Pearl to Water street Battery, from Commercial to Hanover street Batterymarch, from Liberty sq. to Broad street Bay, at 43 Fayette

Beach, from 410 Washington to Sea street Beacon hill, from Bowdoin to Mt. Vernon street Beacon, from Tremont to Western avenue Bedford, from 290 Washington to Summer street Bedford place, N. side Bedford street Bedford court, S. W. side Bedford street Belcher lane, from Fort Hill to Broad street Belknap place, from 11 Belknap Belknap, from Beacon to Cambridge street Belmont, from Washington sq. to Fort Hill wf. Belmont square from Sumner to Marginal Bennet avenue, from N. Bennet to Prince street Bennet, from 462 Washington to Harrison avenue Bennet, (N.), from Hanover to Salem street

Bennet place, from 20 Bennet

Bennington place, from Bennington Bennington, E. Boston, from Central square Bessom court, from Webster

Bethel place, from N. side Sun court street Beverly, from Causeway to Charlestown street Billerica, from Causeway to Minot street Blackstone, from Clinton to Haymarket square Blackstone square, near 773 Washington Blake's court, opens at 740 Washington street Blanche court, opens 38 Tyler street

Blossom, from Cambridge to Allen street Blossom place, opens at 15 Blossom street Blossom court, E. from 7 Blossom street Board alley, from Charter to Commercial street Bolton, from 2d to Dorchester street Bond, opens from South Lowell

Border, E. B. from Sumner to Condor street Bowdoin, from Cambridge to Beacon street Bowdoin court, opens 57 Bowdoin street

Bowdoin square, between Cambridge and Court st. Bowen court, opens 5 Belknap

Boylston, from Boyls'n Market to water, back bay Boylston place, opens 54 Boylston st. op. burying Boylston sq., S. side Boylston market [ground Bradford place, opens between 6 and 7 Mason st. Bradley place, from Endicot, opposite 32 Brattle, from Dock square to 77 Court street Brattle square, from meeting house to Elm street Bread, from 88 Broad to 38 India street Bremen, from Sumner to Addison street Bridge, N. from Cambridge street to Hospital Bridge street court, opens at 20 Bridge street Bridge court, opens W. Cedar, near Cambridge st. Bridge street avenue, fm. 11 Bridge to Blossom st. Brighton, from Allen to Lowell R. R. Depot Brighton street avenue, fm. Brighton to Auburn st. Brimmer place, opens at 24 Essex street

Broad, from State to Sea, bottom of Summer st. Broadway, from Turnpike to J street Bromfield, from 209 Washington to Tremont st. Brookline, fm. Harrison avenue to Tremont street Brooks, from Condor to Border street

Bulfinch, from Bowdoin square to Allston street Bulfinch place, between Bulfinch and Bowdoin st. Bumstead court, opens opposite W. end Boylston market [street

Bumstead place, opens Tremont, near Bromfield Burroughs place, from Hollis

Bussey place, opens opposite 5 Arch street Butler, from State to Chatham street Butolph, from Cambridge to Myrtle street

Buttrick place, from North Margin

Byron, from rear Charles street to the river C street, from 7th to Ist

Cambridge, from Bowdoin square to W. B. bridge Camden, from 805 Washington to Tremont street Camden place, from 808 Washington street Canal, from Haymarket square to Causeway street Canton, from Harrison avenue to Tremont street Canton street court, opens at I Canton street Canton st. place, from Canton, n. Washington st. Capen place, opens 49 Hanover street

Carlton place, opens 51, S. side Eliot street Carnes court, S. side from 15 Hawkins street Carney place, opens 679 Washington street

STREETS, ETC.

Carroll place, opens at 66 Salem street Carver, from 73 Pleasant to Boylston street Castle, from Harrison avenue to Tremont street Causeway, from Leveret to Charlestown bridge Cedar (S.), from Pleasant to Water Cedar (W.), from 62 Chesnut to Cambridge street Cedar street place, opens 10 S. Cedar street Central, from 32 Kilby to 10 India street Central court, from 240 Washington to Avon pl. Central place, opens at 15 Winter street Centre, from Orleans to Marginal street, E. B. Centre (W.), Cambridge to Pinckney street Centre (N.) from 85 Hanover to Ann street Chambers, from Cambridge to Spring street place Chambers street court, opens 22 Chambers street Champney pl. opens W. side W. Centre st. n. May Change avenue, from 54 State st. to Market sq. Channing, from Federal to Atkinson street Chapel place, opens 231 Washington street Chapel place (N.), opens opposite 42 Friend street Chapman place, opens 34 School street

Chardon, from Bowdoin square to Hawkins street Chardon street place, opens from Chardon street Chardon court, opens E. side Chardon street Charles, from Boylston street to W. B. bridge Charles (N.), from Livingston street to the water Charlestown, from Haymarket sq. to Causeway st. Charter, from 230 Hanover to Commercial street Chatham, from 21 Merchants' row to Commercial Chatham row, fm. 12 Chatham street to 1 Long wf. Chauney place, from 43 Summer

Chelsea, from Tremont to Suffolk street

Chelsea, from Maverick sq. to the Bridge, E. B. Cherry, from Washington to Suffolk st. near 663 Chesnut, from Walnut to Charles river Chesnut place, from Mt. Vernon to Chesnut st. Chessman place, opens at 170 Hanover street Chilson place, from Lyman place

Choate, from Pleasant street, near the Common Church, from Marion to Boylston street Church place, opens E. side of Church street Claflen place, opens 40 Pleasant street Clark, from 185 Hanover to Commercial street Clark alley, from 125 Hanover to Ann street Cleveland place, opens 19 Snowhill Clifton avenue, from Suffolk to Middlesex street Clinton, from Merchants' row to Commercial st. Colony, from Swan Street to the water Columbia, from 75 Bedford to Essex street Commercial, from Long wf. to Charlestown bridge Commercial avenue, from Ann street to Union wf. Commercial court, from Commercial, n. Fulton st. Commercial st. av. from Com'l st. opp. Ripley's wf. Common, from 549 Washington to Tremont st. Concord street, crosses Washington, at 787 Condor, from Border to Knox Congress, from 31 State to Milk street Congress sq. buildings between 31 & 9 Congress st. Congress court, rear 20 Congress st. Coolidge avenue, opens at 34 Temple st. Cooper, from Charlestown to Salem street Cooper st. court, N. side Cooper street Coral place, from Andover street Corey avenue, from Ash, near Bennet street Corn court, S. side Faneuil Hall Cornhill, from 23 Washington to Court street Cornhill Court, from 77 Washington to Court av. Cottage place, at 684 E. side Washington street Cottage, from Marginal to Maverick Cotting, from opposite 36 Lowell to Leveret st. Cotting Court, from 3 Cotting street Cotting place, opens 14 Chambers street Cotton place, from 91 Purchase to Broad street Court Avenue, from 87 Washington to Court sq. Court, from 69 Washington to Bowdoin square Court square, from City Hall to Court street Cove, from East to Lehigh street Cove place, from Cove street

Creek square, between Union and Blackstone st. Crescent place, opens 5 Green street

Crescent Court, opens 82 Friend street Cross, from Border to New, E. B. Cross, from City Scales to Commercial street Cruft place, from 30 Pearl street

Curve, from Harrison av. to Lincoln street Custom House street, from 70 Broad to India st. Cyprus, from 119 Cambridge to Fruit street Cyprus street place, from 16 Cyprus D street, from Ist to 7th

Deacon, from Portland to Merrimack street Decatur, from Washington st. to Harrison av. Decatur, from Liverpool to Orleans, E. Boston Dedham, from Harrison avenue to Tremont street Derby avenue, from Brighton to Auburn st. Derne, from Bowdoin to Hancock street Devonshire, from 25 State to Milk street Dillaway place, opens at 65 Charter street Distil-House square, from Sudbury to Ivers st. Dix place, opens 501 Washington street Doane, from 10 Kilby to 7 Broad street Dock square, from Elm to Washington street and

E to corner opposite W. end Faneuil Hall Dorchester street, from Ist st. to Dorchester line Dove, from Dorchester, near 2nd street Dover, from S. B. old bridge to Tremont street Dover place, from Dover to Harrison avenue Dupee place, opens at 13 Friend street E street, from 7th street to the water Eagle, from Border to Chelsea street East, from 39 South to Sea street East street place, opens opposite 16 East street Eaton, from N. Russell to Chambers street Eaton place, from 12 Gouch street Eaton Court, from 5 N. Bennet street Eddy, from next to 99 Tyler

Edinboro', from S. side Essex to Beach street Eliot, from Pleasant to 481 Washington Elm, from Dock square to 29 Hanover street Emerald, from Dover to Castle street Emery pl., opens E. side Warrenst. [st., n. bridge Endicot, from Hanover and Salem to Charlestown Endicot Court, from Endicot street

Endicot street place, opens at 75 Endicot street Erie, from 194 Harrison avenue to Albany street Essex, from 378 Washington to South street Essex place, from Essex, opposite Columbia st. Eutaw, from Border to White street Everett, from Jeffries to Orleans street Exchange, from 30 State to 36 Dock square Exeter place, from Rowe street

F street, from 5th street to the water Fabin, between Dedham and Canton streets Fayette, from 80 Pleasant street to the water Fayette Court, from 403 Washington street Federal, from Milk to Purchase street Federal Court, between 43 and 45 Federal street Federal Court (N.), opens 78 Hanover street Ferry, from Fulton to Ann street Fessenden Court, from Webster street Fifth (5th), from Turnpike to Dorchester First (Ist), from free bridge, runs E. and W. Fisher's Court, from 700 Washington street Fleet, from 173 Hanover to Eastern R. R. wharf Florence, from Washington street to Harrison av. Fort avenue, from Harrison avenue, near bridge Foster, from Charter to Commercial street Foster place, opens at 6 Foster street

Foster place (S.), W. side Tremont, n. Boylston st. Foundry, from 4th street to the N. bridge Fourth (4th), from S. Boston bridge to Dorchester heights, thence to the Point

Franklin, from 184 Washington to Federal street Franklin avenue, from Court street to 36 Cornhill Franklin place, from Hawley st. to the B. Theatre French place, opens at 23 Essex street Friend, from 62 Hanover to Causeway street Friend st. place, W. from Friend, n. Causeway st. Friend street Court, opens 7 Friend street Fruit, from Blossom to Cyprus street Fruit st. court, from Fruit st. near Blossom

STREETS, ETC.

Fruit street place, from Fruit, near Med. College Fuller, from Church street Fulton, from Clinton to Lewis street Fulton court, rear 109 Ann street Furnace, from Sea, n. Kneeland G street, S. Boston, next east F street Garaux place, from 13 Portland street Garden, from Cambridge to Myrtle street Garden court st. W. side North square to Fleet st. Garden street court, Garden, near May street Gardner, from Tremont to Emerald street Garland, opens at 683 Washington street Genesee, from 222 Harrison avenue to Albany st. Gilman place, W. side Friend, near Travers street Gold, from Dorchester to E street Gorham place, opens 725 Washington street Gouch, from 11 Green to Merrimac street Graphic court, opens 219 Washington street Gray place, opens 8 Portland street Green, from Bowdoin square to Chambers street Greenough avenue, from 25 Charter to Com'l st. Gridley, from High to Purchase street Groton, from 711 Washington to Tremont street Grove, from Cambridge to May street Grove (N.), from Cambridge street to Hospital Grove court, or place, at the head of Grove street Grover place, from Grove, near 27 H street, S. Boston, next to G street Hamburg, from Washington street to Harrison av. Hamilton, from Batterymarch st. to Wash'ton sq. Hamilton place, from Tremont, opp. Park st. Ch. Hamilton alley, fm. Hamilton, n. Batterymarch st. Hamilton court, opens N. side Hamilton street Hamlen place, opens at 142 Pleasant street

Hancock, from Mt. Vernon to Cambridge street Hancock row, from Marshall street to Creek sq. Hancock avenue, from Beacon to Mt. Vernon st. Hanover, from Court st. to Winnisimmet ferry Hanover court (N.), opens at 152 Hanover street Hanover place, opens 140 Hanover street Hanover avenue, from 191 Hanover to Ann street Hanson, front Suffolk to Tremont street Harding court, on 5th, between A and B streets Harlem place, opens 347 Washington street Harmony court, opens S. side Canal Harrison avenue, from Essex to Roxbury line Harrison place, opens opposite 65 Friend street Hartford place, from S. side High st., n. Fort Hill Harvard, 448 Washington to Sea street Harvard court, opens opposite 10 Harvard street Harvard place, opens Washington, opp. Old South Hatters' square, from Ann street to Marshall Haven, from Suffolk, near Rutland Haverhill, from Warren bridge to Haymarket sq. Havre, from Sumner to Bennington street Hawkins, from Sudbury to Ivers street Hawley, Trinity Church, Summer, to Milk street Hawley place, opens 170 Washington street Haymarket square, N. E. side City Scales Haymarket place, from Avery street Hayward place, opens 350 Washington street Head place, from Boylston street, N. side Henchman lane, from 35 Charter to Commercial st. Hersey place, opens opposite 12 Essex street High, from Summer street to Fort Hill High street court, opens 87 High street High street place, opens 40 High, n. Atkinson st. Holden place, opens 21 and 23 Belknap street Hollis, from 517 Washington to Tremont street Hollis place, from Hollis street Hooton court, from Everett Hotel street, from Maverick square to Paris street Howard, from Court to Bulfinch street Hudson (N.), from Hull to Snowhill street Hudson, from Beach to Curve street Hudson place, from Hudson street Huff place, from Tyler, near Curve Hull, from Salem to Commercial street Hull street court, from Hull, near Salem street Humphrey place, opens E. side Hamilton street

I street, S. Boston, next to H street India, from Long wharf to India wharf Indiana, from 548 Washington to Harrison avenue Indiana place, opens 611 Washington street Ivers, from Hawkins to Merrimac street J street, from 4th street to the beach Jackson place, opens 16 Winter street Jackson avenue, from Charter to Commercial st. Jackson Court, rear school house, N. Margin st. James place, opens W. side W. Centre street Jefferson, from Fayette to Tremont street Jefferson place, opens 17 Bennet street Jeffries, from Marginal to Maverick street Jenkins place, opens Com'l st., opp. Bartlett's wf. Joy place, Belknap street, between Beacon and Mt. Vernon street

K street, the last street E. running N. & S., S. B. Kellam place, opens 667 Washington street Kennard avenue, from 32 Poplar to 51 Allen street Kennard court, opens at 1 Kennard avenue Kentle, opens Suffolk, near Rutland street Kilby, from State to Milk street

Kingston, from Summer to Beach street

Kingston place, or court, from Kingston street Kneeland, from 432 Washington to Sea street Kneeland pl., opens S. side Kneeland st., n. Har. av. Knox, rear 25 Fayette street Kuhn place, from 74 Tremont street La Fayette avenue, 80 Prince to Endicot street La Grange place, opens 451 Washington street Lamson, from Belmont square to Everett street Lamson court, from Lamson street Lancaster, from Merrimac to Causeway street Lancaster Court, S. side Lancaster street Lane place, opens from Belmont st., n. Wash. sq. Langdon place, opens 179 Ann street Langdon court, opens W. side Langdon place Lathrop place, opens 155 Hanover street Lawrence place, at 105 Cambridge street Lehigh, from S. end Albany to Cove street Lenox, from 807 Washington to Suffolk street Leveret, from 26 Green to Cragie's bridge Leveret lane opens 32 Leveret street Leveret court, opens 26 Leveret street Lewis, from Commercial to Ann street Lewis, from E. Boston ferry to Sumner street Lexington place, from Lexington street Lexington, E. Boston, from Border to Eagle

Liberty square, at the junction of Kilby, Water & Batterymarch streets

Lime, from Charles street to the water Lime alley, from Charter to Commercial street Limerick place, from 217 Hanover street Lincoln, from 65 Summer to Lehigh street Lincoln court, from 23 Fayette street Lindall, from Congress to Kilby street Lindall place, opens 154 Cambridge street Linwood place, opens 10 South street Liverpool street, from Sumner to Central square Livingston, from Brighton street to river Livingston place, from 15 Livingston street London, from Pleasant street, n. Tremont London, from Sumner to Bennington st., E. B. Louisburgh sq. between Pinckney & Mt. Vernonst. Lovett place, opens 34 Poplar street Lovis, from Gold to 4th, near E Lowell, Causeway to L. R. R. Depot Lowell court, from Lowell place Lowell pl. opens S. side of Boylston, near Tremont Lucas place, opens 661 Washington street Lyman place, from 10 Leveret to Green street Lynde, from Cambridge to 22 Green street Lynde place, opens 9 Lynde street Lyndeboro' place, opens 73 Pleasant street Madison place, opens 150 Pleasant street Mahan place, opens opposite 142 Pleasant street Malden, opens south of 742 Washington street Malden place, from Malden street Maple place, opens 123 Harrison avenue Margaret, from 27 Prince to Sheafe street

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The Boston directory 1848-9, Part 2

Author: Publication date: 1849 Publisher: Boston : George Adams Number of Pages: 410

Author:
Publication date: 1849
Publisher: Boston : George Adams
Number of Pages: 410