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Wait Amos L., Fisk's block, Main
FANCY AND DRY GOODS. Abbott Clara W., Essex cor. Harvard Connolly P., Bridge near Gore Cockley T., Gore near North Third Hyde Experience, Harvard square Hyde Mary, Harvard op. Elm Pratt Joseph, Main cor. Columbia
Quinn Michael, North Second Stevens E. G., Cambridge cor. North Third
Taylor Miss S. G., Main near Columbia
FURNITURE. Russell Thomas, Harvard near Linden Whitney, Brackett & Co., Brattle square
FURNISHING GOODS. Beach G. W., Lyceum Building, Harvard square Gibson E. W., Cambridge, Ward 3 Kimball William, Harvard row
GRAIN DEALERS.
Davis H., Main op. Norfolk Hastings & Dana, Bridge cor. East Mason, Luke & Co., Main near Hancock Free Bridge Train E. & Co., Bridge cor. East
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GREEN HOUSE PLANTS.
Carter William, Botanic Garden, Garden Hovey & Co., Harvard Hill, Cambridge Leathe William, Main near State
Salisbury Samuel, Gore near North Third
HAIR DRESSERS.
Bentley John, Bridge
Cook Charles, Hovey's block, Main
Gray John B., Main, Lower Port
Howard P. M., Main near Pearl
Lewis A. J., Brattle cor. Brighton
Lewis Enoch, Bridge
Nason C. H., Harvard square
Revalion Joseph G., Cambridge
Telford James T., North Second
HARDWARE.
Chamberlin D. U., Main op. Douglass' block
Eaton & Haley, Main cor. Cherry
Osgood Nathaniel & Co., Main op. Car Factory
Palmer J., Gore cor. North Second
Todd Benjamin P., Brattle
HARNESS MAKERS.
Edstrom E. P., South Fifth
Goodnow M., South Sixth
Hancock Belcher, Main cor. Pearl
Edstrom Edmond P., Cambridge op. Lechmere House
Livermore Charles, (carriage trimmer) Main near P. O. Morris Christopher, Main near Hancock Free Bridge Tucker Ebenezer, Brattle
McAulay Aulay, Hampshire junction Cambridge
Grennell John S., Main, Lower Port
Pinkham William J., Main near Washington
HATS AND CAPS.
Belcher John A., Brighton
Gleason Hiram, Main op. Cambridge Bank
Moody B. D., (tarpaulin hats) Cambridge, Ward 3
Smith Joseph C., Main op. Hourly Office Wood Jonas, 8 Harvard Row, Harvard square
HAY.
Coy Alonzo, Cambridge op. Lechmere House Fisher George, Main, Lower Port Howard Elisha, Bridge junction Gore Palmer Samuel, Harvard cor. Winsor Smith M. L. & Co., Main, Lower Port
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LEATHER AND MOROCCO DRESSERS. Butterfield William P., (deerskins) Main near Car Factory Clark Hosea, Main op. City Scales Dowse Thomas, Main op. Western avenue Green I. A., Green near Pleasant Munroe George B., near Magazine
LIME AND CEMENT.
Burrage & Gale, Court corner Broadway, Lower Port Fisher George, Main junction Broadway, Lower Port Fogg & Hersey, Main near the Bridge Hall J. & Son, East street, north of Bridge Hastings Oliver, East street, north of Bridge M. L. Smith & Co., Main, Lower Port
LIVERY STABLES.
Brigham Peter, Main near Car Factory
Daily U. J., Cambridge op. Lechmere House Daily & Holmes, Cambridge rear Lechmere House Hunting George B., Hampshire junction Cambridge Kimball Charles A. & Co., Main opposite Pearl Porter Joseph, Brighton Stearns 'Thomas, Church
Willard Abel, Harvard square
Welch Walter, Bridge
LUMBER.
Abbott Edward M., Brattle wharf, Mt. Auburn Burrage & Gale, Broadway corner Court, L. P. Fogg & Hersey, Main near Hancock Free Bridge Hall J. & Son, foot of East, north of Bridge Hastings Oliver, East, north of Bridge Smith M. L. & Co., Main, L. P.
Warren Moses & Co., next to Cragie Bridge
MASONS AND COLORERS.
Bates William, Brattle Bennett Wilder, Thorndike
Bucknam Caleb, Elm corner Harvard
Buxton Benjamin, Harvard near Cross Dowling Morton, Thorndike Fisk J. B., Cambridge Grant G. L., South Fifth Jones Andrew, Gtis Lamson Rufus, Essex Lamson Henry A., South Norton Michael, Brattle Noyes Henry, Thorndike
Smith Atwood B. Harvard corner Norfolk
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Sawyer Franklin, Pleasant corner Main Stevens George C., Norfolk near Broadway Spencer Hosea, Washington near Moore Snow Thomas, colorer, Auburn Sawyer Samuel, Holyoke Tufts John A., South Fifth
MILLINERS.
Brown Miss Harriet, Main op. Hovey's block Bailey Mrs., South Third
Boutelle Miss S., South Second Brown H., Main near Norfolk Brigham Mrs., Spring Bixby A., Main near Cambridge Bank Hardy B., Main corner Prospect
Hartshorn Mrs., Harvard square Howe Misses, Harvard square
Morse Mrs. C., Main corner Norfolk Newell M., Main opposite Temple Searls M., Gore
NURSERIES.
Carter William, Linnæan near North avenue
Davenport Jolin, North avenue cor. Spruce Hovey & Co., Broadway to Somerville, Harvard Hill Pond Samuel, Columbia between Austin and Washington Stimson Royal, Concord avenue, Observatory Hill Vandine H., Plymouth eor. Winsor
NURSES.
Brooks Mrs. Mary, at M. W. Brown's, Market Brooks Mrs. Elizabeth, Holyoke next to bookstore Brooks Mrs., Auburn cor. Pleasant
Butler Miss, Austin
Brown Nancy H., at J. Burrage's, Canal
Blodgett Lucy M., Columbia cor. Worcester
Conant Mrs. Ruth, Winthrop square cor. Mt. Auburn Foster Mrs., Main near State
Furrs Mrs. Elizabeth, Otis op. school-house Frederick Mrs. E., North Fourth cor. Cambridge
Hayden Mrs. Roxanna, State
Hooper Mrs. Betsey, Spring Horgan Mrs. Mary, East
Hill Mrs., Worcester cor. Norfolk
Hawes Mrs. Mary, Essex Ingalls Mrs. Cambridge near Sixth Leslie Isabella, Gore Mason Susan, State McLane Mrs., Gore near Fourth
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Munroe Mrs. Sarah, Auburn near Pearl Norris Mrs. H., Pine near cor. Washington Nutting Mrs., foot of East
Reemie Ann, Concord avenue op. Observatory Reynolds Mrs., Columbia Shedd Mrs. Brighton Shaw Mrs. Ruth, Spring Tufts Mrs. Nancy, at C. Hobbs', Cambridge
Thisell Mrs., Cambridge near Fifth
Wilson Mrs., Mt. Auburn op. Appian way
OIL WORKS.
Fisk & Rice, Broadway, Lower Port Lambert George, Cambridge, Ward 3
OYSTERS.
Baker George C., Cambridge Brown Henry, Main cor. Magazine Campbell Robert M., (refreshments) Bridge Fellows Cyrus Magazine cor. Main Gaffney Edward, Bridge Goodridge John, Brattle Lynch Leonard, Main op. Davenport & Bridges Metcalf John P., Harvard square Stone Daniel, Main op. Douglass' block
Wells Charles, Main op. Pearl
PAINTERS.
Bates Jacob H., Brattle Boardman James, Fisk's block, Main Coolidge George, (coach) Brattle near Brighton Cook B., rear South Fifth Danforth G., Palmer Fulton John A., Dunster Gunnison D., Moore near Washington Gilson Charles, Main near Prospect Langley Henry, Jr., Gore McIntire E., Cambridge, Ward 3 Newell Francis, Main near Prospect Richardson James P., (carriage) Main op. Pearl Stevens E. A., Austin near Columbia Stevens Cyrus, Essex Tufts E. T., Cambridge, Ward 3 Tufts F. H., Fifth near Gore Thayer J. H. & J. P., Main op. Temple Thayer James H., Brattle cor. Palmer Welch.T. J., (carriage) Cambridge near Bridge Walton Nathan S., Harvard near Holyoke Wyman Z., Gore
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PAPER HANGERS.
Boardman James, Fisk's block, Main Cook B., rear South Fifth Daniels William C., Douglass' block, Main Danforth George, Palmer Fulton John A., Dunster Gunnison D., Moore near Washington Langley Henry, Jr., Gore
McIntire E., Cambridge, Ward 3
Tufts E. T., Cambridge, Ward 3 Tufts F. H., North Sixth near Gore Walton Nathan S., Harvard near Holyoke Wyman Z., Gore
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
Boardman James, Fisk's block, Main Hastings & Dana, Bridge cor. East Thayer J. H. & J. P., Main op. Temple
PAPER BOX MAKERS. Daniels William C., Douglass' block, Main Pearson Henry, Fisk's block, Main
PAPER HANGINGS.
Boardman James, Fisk's block, Main Daniels William C., Douglass' block, Main Pearson J. D., Main op. Hourly Office Pearson Henry, Fisk's block, Main Pearson A. C., Broadway op. Boardman Pearson C. S., Broadway op. Boardman Palmer J., Gore cor. North Second Tufts F. H., North Sixth near Gore
PHYSICIANS.
Alden J. P., River near Auburn Allen Charles H., Temple cor. Austin Bradford Williams, Spring near Fourth Becker A. C., (homœopathic) Main op. Cambridge Bank Clase H. L., (homeopathic) Harvard cor. Dunster Clarke .Moses, Cambridge, Ward 3 Chaplin Charles F., Austin cor. Inman Chaplin Daniel, Austin op. Temple Howe Estes, Mason cor. Phillips place Harlow E. A. W., Ellery near Main Hooker Anson, Cambridge, Ward 3 Perry Nathan, at Mrs. Wilder's, Prospect Plympton Sylvanus, Harvard cor. Chesnut Taylor John B., Cambridge, Ward 3 Wellington William W., Prospect near Main
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Wyman Morrill, Church Wright N. (Thomsonian) Hampshire near Plymouth Wright Ward E., (Thomsonian) Hampshire cor. Winsor Whittemore James R., Green near River
PRINTERS.
Bolles & Houghton, Remington Ford John, (Chronicle Office) Main cor. Magazine Metcalf & Co., (University Press) Holyoke
PROVISIONS.
Brockway Charles, Gore op. Bridge Burdakin J. C. Cambridge cor. North Fourth Gay Seth W., Washington cor. Winsor Green S. S., Cambridge cor. Second Gerrish Leonard H., City Market, Harvard square Jones James, Gore
Lane J. & J. W., Norfolk near Broadway Lerned Augustus, Thorndike cor. Fourth McIntire & Livermore, Main near Post Office Plummer Warren, Cambridge, Ward 3 Richards Edwin, Magazine cor. Main Smith Samuel, Main near Cambridge Bank Teele S. P. & A. A., Main cor. Cherry Ward S., Cambridge cor. Fourth Ward J. F., Main cor. Prospect
PUBLIC HOUSES.
Bridge Hotel, John Sherman, Main near H. F. Bridge Cambridgeport House, Winslow Bright, Main, L. P. Cambridge Market Hotel, Z. B. Porter, North avenue Elm House, William Woodruff, North av. op. race course Fresh Pond Hotel, William D. Callahan, Fresh Pond Lechmere House, E. H. Fiske, Bridge junction Cambridge Park House, Hiram Woodruff, Race Course Reed Tavern, Elisha Howard, Bridge junction Gore Temperance House, J. Wyeth, Brattle op. Mount Auburn Watson House, Otis C. Buzzell, Main cor. Pearl
PUMP AND BLOCK MAKERS. Aymar F., Cambridge, Ward 3 Hancock Samuel, Western avenue near Main Ingalls John R., Essex
RULE MAKERS.
Lambert William, North Third Watts L. B., Cambridge, Ward 3
SASH AND BLIND MAKERS. Burridge Andrew B., Gore near Sixth Locke Samuel H., Brighton
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Osborn Dalplion, State near Car Factory Ringe D., foot of South Sixth
Richardson A., Main nearly op. Pearl
Woods Joseph, Cambridge near Bridge
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING.
Davidson Isaac, Brighton Turner George, Brattle
SOAP MANUFACTORIES.
Abbott J. B. & S. R., Canal
Brown M. W., Broadway cor. Davis
Chaney Thomas & Co., Clark near Washington Cooper W. & J., River
Conuer Maurice, Bow near Mt. Auburn
Davis & Dickinson, Broadway cor. Davis
Davis Isaac & Co., Broadway near Davis
Davis E. & Son, (fancy soaps) Main near Winsor Ferrin S. N., Lincoln near Medford
Jones C. L. & Co., Pearl, Boston office, 4 South Market
Kemp & Sargent, Lincoln near Medford
Livermore Nathaniel & Son, Main op. Canal Lucy George, Perry
Rafferty Patrick, South Seventh
Winchester E. A. & W., Water, Boston office, 15 S. Mark.
STAIR BUILDERS.
Adams & Atwood, Cambridge, Ward 3
Dunham I. P., Main near Remington
Russell Samuel C., Green near Magazine
Woolaver J., Western avenue near Green
STEAM SAWING AND PLANING. Howe Otis, (horse power) Broadway near College Osborn Dalphon, State near Car Factory Sherman Ephraim, Gore near Sixth
STONE CUTTERS.
McDonald A., (marble) rear Munroe & Evans, Main Runy & Stafford, (marble) Main next H. F. Bridge Sanborn A. C. & Co., Bridge near Cragie Bridge
STOVES, TIN WARE, &c. Allen William, Cambridge near Bridge Bailey & Cole, Cambridge cor. North Second Eaton & Haley, Fisk's block, Main Hall Asa, Western avenue, junction River Hawkes Levi, Jr., Main op. Chronicle office Kelly D. & Co., Cambridge near Medford Merrifield & Donnell, Brattle near Brighton Osgood Nathaniel, Main op. Car Factory
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TAILORS AND DRAPERS.
Allen Andrew, Harvard near Holyoke Beach G. W., Lyceum building, Harvard square Carlin John, (clothing) Bridge Gibson E. W., Cambridge, Ward 3
Kimball William, 3 Harvard row, Harvard square Lum Isaac E., Broadway, L. P. McLaughlin C., (clothing) Bridge op. Gore McLathlin C., Bridge op. Gore Roaf R. N., Main op. Cambridge Bank
Scanlan John, Douglass' block, Main Scanlan James, Main near Cambridge Bank Wood Frederick, Main cor. Norfolk
TAILORESSES.
Beck Maria, Gore Braman Charlotte, Mt. Auburn cor. Holyoke
Dodge Eliza Ann, Spring
Harris Miss Mary, Norfolk
Hyde E. D., Harvard near Dunster
Jaques M. J., Holyoke
Kern Mary F., Gore
Smith Miss Julia A., Winsor near Main
Watts Caroline T., Holyoke
TANNERS.
Hoffman P. C., North avenue near West Cambridge Read A. H., Davis cor. Harvard
TRUNK MAKERS.
Edstrom E. P., South Fifth
Harlow Charles, Pine near Harvard
TWINE AND CORDAGE MANUFACTORIES.
Arkerson Leonard, River
Arkerson Albert, River Edwards J. & G. W., River
Sproul John, Pearl Taplin R., Cambridge op. Medford
UNDERTAKERS.
Brackett J., Brattle near Story Daniels William C., River cor. Auburn Litchfield R. Jr., Main near Columbia Munroe Amos, Auburn
Pear John, State near Universalist Church Pickett Samuel, Brighton Rollins A. P., Auburn court Welch Hiram, Otis cor. South Fifth
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UPHOLSTERERS.
Childs Mrs. Elizabeth, Harrison cor. Main Hersey Miss N., Green cor. Pleasant Hixon Edward, Harvard op. Davis
VARNISH AND JAPAN MANUFACTORIES.
Burrage & Greenwood, Western avenue near the river McClure David, Main near junction Washington
VICTUALLING CELLARS.
Brown Henry, Main cor. Magazine
Clark Nehemiah, North Second
Gaffney Edward, Bridge Lynch Leonard, Main op. Car Factory
Stone Daniel, Main op. Douglass' block
Wells Charles, Main op. Pearl
WATCHMAKERS.
Donallan J. W., Cambridge, Ward 3 Gibbs B. W. & J. N., Douglass' block, Main
WEST INDIA GOODS.
Atwood James, Cambridge junction Hampshire
Bang Jacob N., Hampshire cor. Tremont
Burrage Joseph & Co., Main near H. F. Bridge
Caldwell Wilham, Mt. Auburn cor. Brighton Carruth Charles E., River
Childs & James, Main near Norfolk
Connolly B., foot of South Third
Cook Aaron & Co., Main cor. Cherry
Curran Philip, Spring
Dexter Joseph, Broadway cor. Norfolk Gault A., Bridge
Hastings & Dana, Bridge cor. East
Hovey H. N., Gore cor. Third
Hovey Josiah Dana, Main near Canal
Holley P., Bridge Holines Joseph A. & Co., Main cor. Magazine Hunnewell William, Cambridge
Hughes Alexander, South Third Leland Daniel, Jr. & Co., Main near H. F. Bridge
Lerned Augustus, Thorndike cor. Fourth Lawrence Phineas, Main near H. F. Bridge Marshall J. N., Brattle near Brighton Munroe & Evans, Main head of River and Western avenue
Palmer John, Gore cor. Second
Perkins & Cummings, Cambridge cor. North Third
Rupp George, Cambridge, Ward 3
Sawtell &. Atwell, North avenue near Porter's
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DIRECTORY.
Stevens A. H., Bridge cor. Water Stone & Hatch, Main cor. Inman Spring William S., Main cor. Winsor Train Edmund & Co., Bridge cor. East Wadsworth Ira, Cambridge near North Second Welch F., Bridge near East
Wood Charles & Co., Main near Cambridge Bank Wood & Hall, 5 & 6 Harvard row, Harvard square Wright J. C. & H. F., Broadway cor. Clark Welch John, Bridge
WHEELWRIGHTS.
Hadley David B., North avenue Heard A. D., Palmer
Munroe Enoch, Cambridge, Ward 3
Pierce Benjamin, Western avenue near Main
Stone William, Brattle cor. Story
Thwing James, Green near Pleasant
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Glass Works-Norman S. Cate, Bridge Carver-Horace A. Hancock, Main op. Norfolk Chemist-George A. Williams, rear Main op. Pearl Cider and Vinegar-D. Leland, Jr. & Co., Main, L. P. Confectionary, &c., Retail-Joseph Pratt, Main cor. Colum. Fancy Soap-E. Davis & Son, Main near Winsor Fish Market-Cyrus Fellows, Magazine near Main Hat Manufacturers-John Dallinger & Son, Magazine Insurance Agent-S. D. Brown, Masou's block, Main Laundry-Cox & Hastings, Soden
Marsh's Patent Oil-S. S, Miles, Mason's block, Main Miller-Peter Cutter, Brighton
Morocco Manufactory-Walter Russell, Osborn's building, Main, near Davenport & Bridges
Organ Manufactory-George Stevens, South Fifth Patent Lamp Manufacturer-Wm. J. Sheldon, Main n. State Plumb and Spirit Level Makers-James McCoskrie & Co., Main op. Cherry
Portrait Painter-Charles Burrage, Main near Post Office Pocket Book Maker-Joseph Pratt, Main oor. Columbia Pottery-Runey & Co., Vine
Pulpit Builder-Stephen Miller, Green Sausage Manufactory-William Davis, Winsor Ship Carpenter-J. T. Wheelwright, Brattle square Teas-China Tea Company-Joseph Pratt, Main Umbrella Maker and Repairer-David Early, Main op. Car Factory
Wooden Ware-Amos L. Wait, Fisk's block, Main
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MANUFACTORIES, &c.
Railroad Car and Engine Manufactory, - Main street, Cambridgeport. This is the oldest and largest establish- ment of the kind in the United States. During the past year, a Foundry for casting Car Wheels, &c., and a large building for the manufacture of Engines for Railroads, have been added to this immense establishment. About 250 hands are employed, and Steam power of about 150 horses. Here are made the best Cars which run on any railroads.
Brush Manufactory - Stratton, Sherriff & Co., South Third street. They employ nearly 150 persons. Office and store in Boston, 22 Exchange street.
New England Glass Company-For the manufacture of Flint Glass, North street, East Cambridge. This Company have extensive works, and employ over 200 persons; have 3 furnaces in blast, and use steanı power 60 horses. Office in Boston, Battery March street, old Sun Tavern.
Soap Manufactories .- Under the head of Soap Manufac - turers, the names of the various persons engaged in this business are placed. Large quantities of Soap are made in this city. The manufactory of E. A. & W. Winchester, on Water street, East Cambridge, is the most extensive estab)- lishment of the kind in the country. They have 12 soap pans, which contain 42,000 gallons; 6 steam boilers, power 85 horses. Connected with their manufactory, are Candle works, and a Box factory, giving employment to about 50 persons.
University Printing Establishment-Metcalf & Co., Hol- yoke near Harvard street : employ 50 persons; steam power 10 horses; 4 power presses running constantly during week days. Their arrangements for printing in the Greek, He- brew and German languages, are unequalled by any other establishment in the Union. Stereotyping is also carried on by the same firm.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
NEATLY and PROMPTLY executed at the office of the Cambridge Chro- icle. Having a good assortment of Type for JOB, FANCY and CARD Printing, and having excellent facili- ties for despatching the same, the subscriber solicits orders for all kinds of JOB PRINTING, which he will do at rea- sonalle prices. JOHN FORD.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOPKINS CLASSICAL SCHOOL, -ON -
DANA HILL.
The design of this School is, not only to prepare boys for the University, but also to fit them for any of the various departments of life. Untiring efforts are made to lead the pupils to the formation of those habits of diligence, cheer- ful submission to just authority, and proper regard for the rights and feelings of others, so essential to the character of a good citizen and an agreeable neighbor. No scholar will be retained after it has become evident that he is re- ceiving no benefit himself, or is inflicting positive injury up- on others. The most perfect frankness will at all times be used, in communicating to parents the faults as well as the virtues of their children, hoping thus to secure their co- operation in correcting the one, or in establishing the other. Grateful for the constantly increasing patronage bestowed upon the School for the last seven years, the subscriber as- sures all those parents, who continue to entrust their chil- dren to his charge, that no efforts will be spared, on his part, to render the School all that can be desired.
E. B. WHITMAN, A. M., PRINCIPAL. Cambridge, Jan. 1, 1849.
BENJAMIN W. WHITNEY, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, PORTER'S BUILDING, Junction of Brighton and Brattle Sts., OLD CAMBRIDGE.
HOUSE PAINTING, CHEN PAINTING, Graining, Glazing, Papering, &c., BY JAMES H, THAYER, Corner of Brattle and Palmer Sts., OLD CAMBRIDGE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Quick Returns and Small Profits ! ! FOR CASH ONLY!
MUNROE & EVANS At the Old Stand, On Main Street, Corner of Western Avenue, CAMBRIDGEPORT,
Where they will be happy to supply those who may favor them with their patronage, with goods of the best qual- ity, at prices which they are confident will give perfect satisfaction. From long experience of the credit system, we know that the course we intend to pursue, of trading only for CASH, is the only true policy, because, while it enables us to purchase our goods at the best advan- tage, it gives us the means of sell- ing at a less price than is possible for those to do who continue to trade on the credit system. Every ar- ticle sold is warranted to give satis- faction, and if in any case they should not, the customer will confer a favor by returning the same. Particular attention will always be had in the selection of the best TEAS. Goods sent to any part of the city free of expense. WM. W. MUNROE. JOHN EVANS.
HOVEY & RYDER, ARCHIHREONS Snow's Building, Main Street,
NEAR THE POST OFFICE, WARD II. They will design and execute Plans, and personally super- intend the erection of buildings.
They are also agents for the sale of Moses Pond's and H. & F. Stimpson's Cooking Ranges, and several kinds of Fur- naces, and they will superintend the setting up of the same. WM. HOVEY, JR. CALVIN RYDER.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOSEPH C. SMITH Respectfully informs the public that he has located himself
OPPOSITE
THE Hourly Office,
MAIN STREET, CAMBRIDGEPORT,
Where he intends to manufacture and keep for sale all the varieties of
Made of the best materials, and combining all the recent im- provements in the fabric, firmness of texture and fast color. Doing the work himself, and having had much experience in many of the most celebrated manufactories in the United States, he feels confident that he can furnish his customers with as good and cheap an article as can be purchased else- where.
He also keeps on hand a good assortment of Men's and Boys' Summer and Winter Caps, Children's Hats and Caps, Umbrellas, Canes, Buffalo Robes, Muffs and Victorines, Trunks, Valises, Suspenders, Boys' Comforters, Down Skins, &c. &c.
J. C. S. would tender his thanks for past favors, and so- licit a continuance of the patronage of the citizens of Cam- bridge.
EDWIN RICHARDS, PRODUCE and PROVISION DEALER,
Corner of Magazine Street and Western Avenue, CAMBRIDGEPORT.
Having taken the above Market House, heretofore occu- pied by A. R. Coburn, he will keep a constant supply of all kinds of Meat, Vegatables, and other articles usually found in a Provision Store, which he will sell on the most reason- able terms, for CASH or approved thirty days' credit.
Purchases delivered free of expense to the customer, and the wagon will be sent every morning for orders to the dwellings of those who desire it.
N. B. Particular attention paid to the making of SAU- SAGES-which will be found to be of the first quality.
PORK selected and put up expressly for family use.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUGUSTUS STEDMAN
Respectfully informs the inhabitants of the city of Cam- bridge that he is ready to supply
Families, Innkeepers, Confectioners, & Restorateurs, WITH ICE, DAILY.
Orders left with A. WILLARD, (Hourly Office) A. H. RAMSEY & Co., or at his residence, corner of Mt. Auburn St. and Holyoke Place, Old Cambridge, or with CHILDS & JAMES, Cambridgeport, will be promptly attended to.
N. B. ICE FOR SALE IN ANY QUANTITY.
KITTREDGE & BLAKES, UPHOLSTERERS And Importers of Rich Upholstery Goods, French Furniture, French Plush, Damasks, Moreens, Cur- tain Trimmings, English Hair-Seating, Chinese Tea Poys, Looking Glass Plates, &c., NO. 12 CORNHILLL BOSTON. DEALERS IN Furniture, Chairs, Feathers, Mattresses, Looking Glasses, &ºc. City Market Building, Brattle Street.
J. DANA HOVEY, - DEALER IN - West India Goods and Family Groceries, CORNER OF MAIN AND CANAL STREETS, CAMBRIDGEPORT. FLOUR, MACKEREL, SALT, NAILS, SHOVELS,
GARDEN AND GRASS SEEDS.
Also .. . . London and American Porter, Scotch Ale, CROTON ALE AND BOTTLE CIDER. · Goods delivered at all parts of the city free of expense.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
AARON COOK & CO., - DEALERS IN
WEST INDIA GOODS - AND - FAMILY STORES, Corner of Main and Cherry Streets, CAMBRIDGEPORT.
OG Goods delivered in any part of the city free of expense. AARON S. W. COOK. JOHN WILDER.
NEW INVENTION.
(PATENTED NOVEMBER 7, 1848.)
RACK AND PINION EXTENSION
DINING TABLES.
Warranted from the simplicity of their mechanical prin- ciples, the easy manner in which they may be opened and closed, and the absence of all additional fastenings, not to get out of order. An examination of them, which will at once show their useful and superior qualities, is earnestly invited.
LAWSON & HARRINGTON, Upholsterers and Manufacturers of Fashionable Furniture, 285 Washington (near Winter St.) .. BOSTON.
OG Upholstery of all kinds, in the greatest variety-Cur- tain materials, Cornices, Shades, &c.
JONAS WOOD, - DEALER IN -
BOOTS SHOES,
No. 8 Harvard Row, Cambridge.
Constantly on hand, a general assortment of Men's, Wo- men's and Children's BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS, at prices and quality which cannot fail to give perfect satis- faction.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
WM. A. MUNROE, Auctioneer, Real Estate & General Agent,
Office corner of Cambridge and South Second Sts., EAST CAMBRIDGE,
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