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Stratton Oscar, b livery stable, h Windsor n Hampshire Strout Charles H. glass works, h 116 Thorndike
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Strout S. Frank, shoemaker, n Garden cor Waterhouse Stuart James M. clerk, h Washington n Columbia Stubbs Ira, carpenter, h over C. Wood's store, Main Studley Amasa, carpenter, h 20 Fourth Studley Joseph, druggist, Fisk's block, 353 Main, h Prospect Studley Sophia, teacher, bds Prospect n Broadway Sturtevant Barzillia, bds Evans, Magazine Sullivan John, laborer, h Lechmere Place Sullivan Conn, laborer, h Broadway n Ware Sullivan Daniel, glass works, h 9 North Sullivan Daniel, blacksmith, h Main n car factory Sullivan James, painter, h Harvard n Lee Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, h East Sullivan Gerrit, glass maker, h 37 Gore
Sullivan John, laborer, h Harvard near Lee Sullivan John, laborer, h Charles Court Sullivan Rose, Mrs. h Seventh
Sullivan Michael, b laborer, h 32 Gore Sullivan Mrs. h 5 North
Sullivan Patrick, glass maker, h 45 Winter Sullivan Patrick, laborer, h East
Sullivan Thomas, marble worker, h Vine
Sullivan Timothy, glass works, h 9 North Sullivan Timothy, h Dana n Broadway
Sumner C. H. b provision dealer, h Prospect n Austin Sumner Bradford, b counsellor at law, 20 Court, h Sumner Sutherland Daniel, machinist, h 65 Fourth Swan Abigail, widow, h Everett
Sweeney Daniel, laborer, h rear Court
Sweeney Morgan J. refreshments, Cambridge n Portland Sweeney John, glass works, h 2 North Sweeney Morgan, laborer, h foot Willow Place Sweetman John, janitor law school, h Dunster Sweetman John, carpenter, bds 8 Gore
Sweetser Samuel S. b 32 North Market, h Trowbridge Swett Lewis C. cabinet maker, Main, h River Swett Stephen, carpenter, h River Swett Whitman, upholsterer, h River Swift John L. bds Spring Swift J. S. h Spring, Ward 1 Swift William, proprietor Pemberton House, Harvard St. Sylvester Horace M. b. cigar maker, h Thorndike Sylvester James, laborer, lı Cambridge n Sumner TALBOT Felix, laborer, h 13 Winter Talbot G. W. clerk N. E. Glass Co. bds Lechmere House Talbot James, laborer, h rear Sixth
Talbot John, glass maker, lı 11 Winter Tallard John, shoemaker, h Elm Tallack Augustus, bds 1 State
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Tandy James, h 65 Washington
Tapley Henry M. b 32 Central, h Broadway cor Tremont
Tapper Margaret, widow, h Spring Tarbell Edmund T. beef and pork packer, bds at Teague's Tarbell Mary Ann, teacher, bds Franklin cor Pearl Tarbell Sampson, Mrs. h Franklin cor Pearl
Tarbell William G. carpenter, h Williams n Pearl Tarr Jacob, b U. S. storehouse, h Hampshire cor Clark Tarbox Jolin, glass works, h 99 Otis
Tarbox J. K. b livery stable, Hanover h Norfolk n Hamp Tates Charles W. glass maker, h 93 Cambridge
Taylor Gilman W. job wagon, bds 126 Thorndike
Taylor John, building mover, h Broadway n Pioneer
Taylor John, stone dealer, h 126 Thorndike
Taylor John B. physician, bds 88 Cambridge
Taylor John R. stone dealer, bds 126 Thorndike
Taylor John H. carpenter, h Gore n Sixth Taylor George, b blacksmith, bds 45 Sixth
Taylor S.G. milliner and fancy goods, Douglass' Block, Main Taylor Samuel, brush maker, h 45 Sixth
Taylor Samuel, h North Avenue n Spruce
Taylor W. G. b teacher of sciences, h Broadway cor Norfolk
Teague G. M. oyster saloon, 418 Main h Green Tearinan Michael, laborer, h Sargent
Teasdale Mason W. glass maker, h Cambridge n Windsor Teel Albert S. carpenter, h North Avenue n W. Cambridge
Teel Ammi C. farmer, h North Avenue n W. Cambridge
Teel Andrew A. express, bds 71 Washington
Teel Charles J. h North Avenue n West Cambridge
Teel Edward L. provision dealer, Main cor Cherry, bds 71 Washington
Teel Levi G. farmer, h Spruce op Cedar
Teel Samuel P. nurseryman, bds School n Windsor
Teel S. P. jr. (Howe &) bacon curer, Main h 64 Washington Tenney David, provisions 60 Cambridge
Tenney Oliver, b cotton broker, h Orchard cor Tenney's Court
Tennant John, h Willard
Temple Hugh, teamster, bds 22 Fifth
Terry Calvin, painter, h rear Clark
Terrill Nancy, tailoress, bds 68 Thorndike
Teprell Mathew, printer, bds cor Mason and Garden
Thayer Cephas P. (Metcalf & Co.) printer, h Ash
Thayer Henry, druggist, Main cor Essex, h Prospect corner Harvard
Thayer James H. (& J. P.) painter, Brattle Square and Main op Temple, h Main op Remington Thayer John Q. A. machinist, h 1 Vine
Thayer Joshua P. (J. H. &) painter, h Mt. Auburn n Putnam
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Thayer Wm. conductor H. Branch R. R. bds Thayer's, Ash Thies Louis, M. D. h Kirkland n Sumner
Thiery Charles L. watch case maker, h Tremont n Hamp Thissel Lucy Mrs. nurse, h rear Cambridge
Thomas Alexander, physician, h Kirkland op Sumner Thomas Charles G. b attorney, 20 Court, bds Holyoke Thomas Eliza, widow, h 76 Gore
Thomas John N. b express, Albany Block, h Bristol
Thomas Joseph, 10 Tremont
Thompson George, h Hastings Street
Thompson John F. h 24 Brooks's Building
Thompson Talbot, h Washington
Thompson Thomas S. teamster, bds 28 East
Thompson William H. flax dresser, h Pleasant
Thompson William V. b (Stevens &) 20 & 21 Scollay's Building h 24 Fifth
Thurston Daniel H. trader, h 95 Norfolk
Thurston John C. dry goods, Douglass' block, Main
Thurston James, clergyman, h Shepard cor Avon
Thurston Lyman, b printer 31 Devonshire, h Mt. Auburn cor Holyoke
Thursting Pompey, at Tuckerman's Brattle
Thwing Gardner H. blacksmith, h Pleasant cor Franklin
Thwing James, wheelwright, h Green cor Pleasant
Thwing Lydia, widow, h Green cor Pleasant
Tibbetts Israel, teamster, h 51 Winter
Tiernan Michael h North side Trotting Park Tillson A. J. b h 51 Tremont
Tillson Josiah, b 21 Milk, h 31 Tremont
Tillson Robert, b 94 Union, bds 92 Otis
Tilton Benjamin, b 8 Tremont Row, h Prospect n Harvard Tilton Jeremiah G. h Green
Tilton Lothrop, carpenter, bds 166 Cambridge
Titcomb William, H. artist, h Centre
Titus Doras, laborer, h Deacon L. P.
Titus Reuben, boarding stable, h Rice
Tobin Patrick, Willow Place
Todd Benjamin P. hardware, Harvard Square, cor Dunster, bds Brattle House
Todd Moses, tollman, Craigie bridge, h 122 Thorndike
Todd Susan H. Mrs. bds Brattle House
Todd William L. express waggon, h 99 Vine
Torrey Isaac jr. carpenter, bds Dowley's Bridge
Torrey Phillip H. carpenter h 122 Spring Torrey Robert, (Metcalf & Co.) printer, h Chestnut
Torry Joseph, express waggon, bds 132 Thorndike Torry William, b printer 31 Devonshire, h Bow Tothill William, h 38 Norfolk
Tourtell Daniel, painter, h Main op Remington
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Toulin Charles, cabinet maker, h 4 Brooks's Place Tout Thomas, h 10 Brooks's Place
Tower S. G. b pattern maker, h Follen
Tower Wm. A. (Tower & Stratton) b Haymarket square, h North Avenue op Porter's Tower L. L. b h Austin Court Towle Daniel G. painter, h Pine Towne Nathan, teamster, h East
Townsend Elbridge G. carpenter, h Pine
Toomey Daniel, h 15 North
Toomey John, laborer, h Willis' block, Suffolk Toomey Michael, h 11 North
Tracy Mary, h Medford op Clark
Tracy Michael, blacksmith, h Charles Court
Tracy Michael F. carpenter, h Concord Avenue Train Edmund, grocer, Bridge, h 73 Thorndike Trask H. P. b harness maker, h Norfolk
Trask Daniel F. bds Wright's, cor Bowdoin
Travis Edward D. glass blower, h Kinsley's Alley Treadwell Daniel, Professor, h Concord Avenue
Tribou Walter, bds Oliver Hastings's, Brattle Tripp Albert E. h Auburn
Troup James, stone cutter, h Bridge
Trow Francis R. carpenter, Palmer, h Daniels' Court Trowbridge Henry F. b 52 Water, h Broadway op Amory Tucker Betsey Mrs. h School cor Cherry
Tucker Cordelia, widow, h Prospect n Broadway
Tucker Ebenezer, harness maker, Brattle Square h Dunster Tucker Ebenezer, jr. carriage painter, h Garden op Arsenal Tucker Hannah, dress maker, h over Read's store, Harvard Square
Tucker Hiram, patent marble, 251 Main, h Norfolk cor Austin
Tucker Elizabeth Miss, h Garden cor Appian Way
Tucker Joseph, h Hastings
Tucker Lewis, h Hampshire cor Plymouth
Tucker Ruth, widow, bds Prospect n Harvard
Tuckerman Edward, h Brattle cor Hilliard
Tufts Charles, Brattle Square
Tufts Charles, b h 54 Prospect
Tufts Ebenezer T. painter, h 136 Cambridge
Tufts Francis H. painter, h 97 Gore
Tufts John A. mason, h 38 Fifth
Tufts Peter Eustis, bds Tufts', Magazine
Tufts Zebulon, laborer, h North Avenue op Race Course
Tupper David, carpenter, bds Second
Turner George R. pastry cook, h 449 Main
Turner John, paver, h 102 Thorndike
Turner James, trader, h Columbia n Hampshire
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Turner Nathaniel, gas fixtures, bds 8 Holyoke Tuttle David K. at Homer's Church
Tuttle John, blacksmith, Brattle, h Appian Way Tuttle J. W. b 57 Brattle, h 88 Harvard Tuttle Moses, laborer, h Garden
Tulon George, cabinet maker, bds 166 Cambridge Twist William, express, h Pearl
Tyler C. M. b 104 Pearl, h Broadway cor Elm
Tyler Helen Mrs. nurse, h Fifth
Tyler William S. b printer, h Main L P UNDERWOOD F. H. b h Hilliard
Underwood Isaac, carpenter, h 131 Thorndike Underwood James, clerk Court House, bds 50 Thorndike Underwood John, carpenter, h South Sixth
Underwood Peter, h Fourth cor Spring
Underwood Mrs. h 50 Thorndike
Upham Charles J. Mrs. boarding house, Harvard op Linden Upham M. & C. Misses, boarding house, Kirkland
VALENTINE Elijah F. assistant college steward, h 9 Harvard Row, Harvard Square
Valentine Isanna Mrs. h Prospect cor Harvard
Valentine Lawson, b 55 & 57 Broad, h Prospect Vance Wm. blacksmith, bds Day's, East Vandine Henry, nursery, h Plymouth
Vaughan Charles, b 99 Washington, h Hilliard Vigneron Charles, glass cutter, bds 59 Gore Vigneron John, glass cutter, h Gore Vinal Albert, b foot poplar, h Harvard
Vinal Gideon Mrs. h 23 Western Avenue
Vinal Gurdon M. b printer, h Pearl cor Franklin Vining David W. h Avon Voge Elizabeth Mrs. h Wright Vogle Adolph, b clerk, bds 59 Gore Voil Wm. glass gilder, h Winter Vose John, box maker, h Gore Vose Mark, farmer, h Harrison Avenue
WADE Louisa Mrs. h Magazine cor Auburn Wadleigh Hiram, machinist, h Cambridge n Windsor Wadsworth Ira, bds 29 Spring Wagstaff William, upholsterer, h Willard Waite Amos L. h 292 Main Waite Andrew S. carpenter, h Ash Waite Charles, b 48 Washington, h Oak op Hampshire Walker Benjamin, carpenter, h 69 Thorndike Walker Edward, b h Linnæan n North Avenue Walker Horace, brick burner, h Kidder Lane
Walker James, President Harvard University, h Quincy n Broadway
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Walker John, butcher, bds Franklin
Walker Sarah Mrs. boarding house, 61 Gore Walker Samuel, tailor, h Bridge
Wallace Charles G. clerk, bds Appian Way
Wallace James P. jr. provision dealer, Rrattle Square, bds Appian Way
Wallace James, laborer, h Appian Way
Wallace Jonathan W. pedlar, h 292 Main
Wallace Samuel, jr. glass maker, h Gore
Wallace William, h Antrim cor Cambridge
Wallis Nathaniel, shoemaker, h rear Cambridge
Walton Abner T. L. Railroad, h 20 East
Walton Nathan S. painter, Harvard h Everett Place
Walter John, laborer, h Potter Place F. P. R. R.
Ward David G. h 45 Washington
Ward Herbert D. conductor B. & P. R. R. bds Atwood's, Inman
Ward A. H. clerk at A. H. Stevens's, jr. bds 136 Bridge
Ward James, h Broadway cor Clark
Ward Jonathan, brush maker, bds 70 Spring
Ward Joseph W. bds Spaulding's, Lincoln
Ward Joshua, h Auburn n River
Ward Patrick, glass works, h rear 51 Gore
Ward Proctor D. (& Davis) soap manufacturer, h Lincoln Ward Samuel, h 122 Spring
Wardell Robert W. glass maker, h 138 Otis
Wardwell Bailey, teamster, bds 28 East
Ware C. Mrs. h Holmes Place
Ware George, printer, h Parks
Ware Henry, b 18 Scollay's Buildings, h Ware
Ware J. F. W. clergyman, h Harvard cor Inman
Ware Sanford, carpenter, h Union
Ware William Mrs. h Ware
Ware Wesley, carpenter, h Columbia n Washington Warland Charles, b Lds Dunster n Winthrop
Warland Mrs. John, h cor Winthrop and Dunster Warland William, h Brattle
Warner C. H. b Bank of Commerce, h 20 Hancock
Warren C. M. engineer, h 554 Main
Warren Moses (& Co.) lumber wharf n Craigie Bridge, h 239 Harvard op Dana
Warren Thomas, h Dublin
Warren William, carpenter, h 1 Willis' Block, Suffolk
Waterhouse L. Mrs. widow, h Waterhouse
Waters Lydia T. widow, h North Avenue n Holmes Place Watriss Oliver W. (Clark &) wool merchant, Main corner Prospect Watriss William, dry goods, Harvard Square, bds Willard's Watson Betsey Miss, h James
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Watson Nancy B. widow, h 34 Spring Watts Francis A. carriage builder, Palmer, h Everett Place Watts Lawrence B. rule and lever maker, h Spring Watts Robert H. Mrs. h 29 Bow cor Chestnut Watts William, painter, h Maple Court
Way Alanson, h Hampshire cor Tremont Weatherstone Wm. W. silversmith, h 95 Norfolk Webb Sophia, widow, boarding house, 166 Cambridge Webber Alonzo C. physician, bds Pleasant cor Green Webber John H. carpenter, Mechanics' Court, h Webster Webber A. J. (& Hatch) grocer, Main cor Pleasant, h Plea- sant cor Green
Webber Norman A. b 41 Broad, h Norfolk cor Worcester Webber Oliver H. bds Pleasant cor Green Webber William, b clerk, bds Worcester W >bber William L. bds Pleasant cor Green
Webster Frank, law student, bds Sawyer's, Main Webster John, b painter, h Broadway L P Webster Theodore B. carpenter, h 42 Fifth Webster Lydia A. Mrs. h 42 Fifth
Weed H. M. machinist, h 121 Cambridge
Weed John H. b tailor, 17 State, bds 81 Norfolk
Weed Win. H. b tailor, h 81 Norfolk Welch A. K. P. (Metcalf & Co.) h Mt Auburn n Bow
Weich Daniel P. h 27 Washington
Welch David, laborer, h Cambridge n the dyke
Welch Francis, laborer, h 123 Bridge Welch James, laborer, h rear 109 Bridge
Welch Benjamin, trader, h Medford n Windsor Welch Florence, gardener, h Garden n Arsenal
Welch Thomas J. h Columbia n Washington
Welch Hiram, constable Ward 3, office 80 Cambridge, h 103 Otis Welch Charles, glass works, h 57 Gore
Welch John, h Dublin
Welch John, laborer, h Dublin
Welch Henry, painter, bds Lechmere House
Welch Morris, laborer h Short
Welch Thomas J. carriage painter, h rear 68 Cambridge
Welch Walter, grocer, h North cor Short
Welch William, blacksmith, h Suffolk
Weld Benjamin C. carpenter, h Winthrop
Weld Horace N. (Cal.) h 1 Brooks Place
Weller R. F. grocer, 281 Main, h Washington Wellington A. J bds 35 Spring
Wellington Ambrose, h Kirkland n Quincy
Wellington, C. W. W. clerk, h Auburn n River
Wellington Edward, bds Danforth's, Winthrop Square Wellington Joseph D. organ pipe maker, h 136 Otis
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Wellington George, b 34 Blackstone, h Columbia n Broad- way Wellington Joseph V. b 15, 17 Boylston Market, h 13 Tre- mont
Wellington W. W. physician, h Temple, 2 d from Main
Wells Daniel, Judge C. C. P. h Phillips Place cor Mason
Wells Elbridge, tinplate worker, bds 39 Cambridge
Wells Francis Mrs. h 28 Green
Wells Francis P. b 23 Long wharf, h 9 Tremont
Wells G. W. Mrs. h Holyoke Place
Wells Mrs Mariah, h Remington
Wells William, h Brattle n Elmwood Avenue
Welts Elisha A. glass works, bds Sargent's, rear Cambridge n Third
Wentworth Ira, machinist, bds Cambridge
Wentworth Mrs. h East
West E. A. Miss, teacher, bds Bailey's Sixth
West Leonard, palm leaf worker, bds 120 Thorndike
West Sarah P. Mrs. h 38 Norfolk
Weston E. H. apothecary, h Third cor Cambridge
Weston Wm. H. bds Third cor Cambridge
Wetherbee Jeremiah, b Causeway, h 25 Brookline
Wetherbee Levi, b produce, 8 Market Square, h 40 Second Wheaton Catharine, widow, h Avon
Wheeler C. L. b clerk, bds 42 Austin
Wheeler Elijah, grocer, h 17 Gore
Wheeler George, blacksmith Spring, h Brighton Wheeler James, teamster, bds Allen's, Bridge
Wheeler Lewis, b 31 Broad, h Austin n Norfolk
Wheeler Mary Ann, Miss, private school 17 Gore Wheeler Preston, painter, h 138 Gore
Wheeler Mrs. widow, h Dunster n Winthrop
Wheeler Nathan, machinist, h 22 Winter
Wheelock Ebenezer H. teamster, h Fifth n Gore
Wheelock Edward, painter, bds 97 Vine
Wheelock S. A. b 45 Long wharf, h Broadway n Clark Whipple John, h 132 Thorndike
Whipple John A. daguereotypist, h Bowdoin Place
Whipple William J. Mrs. widow, h Putnam cor Green
White Almira, widow, h 75 Spring
White Dennis, laborer, h Spring
White Francis H. bds Rice
White E. hair restorative, h Harvard op Elm
White Edward, gardener, at Doctor Beck's, h Ellery White Hiram W. h 18 Cottage
White James, omnibus driver, bds Concord Av n Garden
White John P. carpenter, h Willard n Brattle
White John, marble worker, h Brooks' Place
White John, cigar maker, h Main n Columbia
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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
White Martin K. 9 School
White Michael, laborer, h Kidder Lane cor Sargent White Michael, tender, h Cottage n Pearl White Ruth Mrs. widow, h 83 Otis
White Stephen, stable keeper, h Rice n Cedar White Stephen, glass cutter, bds Kelley's, Otis White Thomas J. shoe store, Harvard Row, h Appian Way White Timothy, laborer, h Railroad cor Dublin White Thomas, laborer, h Brick Block Dublin Whitehead Sarah Mrs. h State Whiteley Henry, painter, h 92 Vine Whitford David, h 42 Washington
Whiting Charles h Amory n Summer
Whiting Hosea, b 98 & 100 F. H. Market, h Walnut
Whitman Bancroft, (Goodwin & Co) Park House Whitman E. B. b bds Warner's Hancock
Whitman E. P. 16 Pearl, h Kirkland op Quincy
Whitman J. C. teamster, bds Reed's Tavern
Whitney Mrs. Susannah, h North Avenue n the railroad Whitney Alvah, soap maker, h 45 Gore
Whitney Amos, bridge builder, h State
Whitney Augustus A. (& Brackett) furniture dealer, Brattle Square, bds North Avenue n railroad Whitney Benjamin D. b h Ware
Whitney Benj. L. (Fearing &) b 8 Fed. h Austin cor Norfolk Whitney Benjamin W. attorney, Harvard Square, bds North Avenue
Whitney Caroline Mrs. widow, h Auburn cor Pearl
Whitney Edward T. surveyor of lumber, h Pioneer cor Main Whitney Fanny Mrs. h Auburn n Brookline Whitney George, paper hanger, School cor Cherry Whitney Hannah F. widow, h Cherry n Harvard
Whitney Henry, jr. clerk N. E. glass works, h 70 Otis
Whitney Hosea, soap boiler, bds 129 Bridge
Whitney Joseph, civil engineer and land surveyor, Cam- bridge cor Second, h Otis Whitney Lyman, box maker, bds Page's, Hampshire
Whitney Martin, baker, Essex
Whitney William Mrs. bds 83 Otis
Whitney William L. office Whitney's building, (up stairs), Brattle Square, h Ash Whitney William S. bds 83 Otis Whiton Ebed, b chemist, h 67 Windsor Whiton John P. b 24 Broad, h 563 Main Whitton James H. printer, h Auburn cor River Whittemore Amos, machinist, h 40 Norfolk
Whittemore Amos, jr. express, h 16 Sixth Whittemore G. W. b 27 F. H. Market, h Harvard n Dana Whittemore Joseph, mess'gr Camb. Bank, bds 99 Wash'n
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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
Whittemore Thomas, b 37 Cornhill, h Wash'n cor Cherry Whittemore Thomas J. b 50 N. Market, h N. Avenue cor Holmes Place
Whittier Stillman S. carpenter, h 22 Worcester
Whoresky William, wheelwright, h Otis
Widden Simon, carpenter, h 116 Bridge
Wiggin Charles H. sash and blind maker, h Pine n School Wiggin Ira W. b rear 50 Hanover, h Pleasant cor River Wiggin James B. bds Evans', Magazine
Wiggin Sarah E. teacher Washington Gram. bds Linden
Wight Henry, b 196 Washington, h 108 Thorndike
Wight Lydia Mrs. h 103 Thorndike
Wilder Cyrus D. (& D.) shoe store, 449 Main, bds Washing- ton n Norfolk
Wilder David (C. D. &) shoe store, 449 Main, h Washington
Wilder James C. h 14 Brooks's Building
Wilder John, baker, Main h 41 Cherry
Wilder Mary W. F. widow, h Prospect n Harvard
Wildes Sarah J. Mrs. nurse, bds 154 Cambridge
Wildes William, b h Bowdoin
Wilkinson J. W. spring manufacturer, h rear 68 Cambridge Wilkinson Nathan, b 105 State, h Orchard
Wilkinson Thomas, glass works, h 22 Winter Wilkinson Wm. glass works, h 22 Winter
Willcomb Charles L. Capt. bds Maple Court
Wills Horace G. clerk at bolt factory, bds Holyoke Place cor Mt. Auburn
Wills J. N. b 25 State, h cor Mt. Auburn and Holyoke Pl Willard Abel, omnibus proprietor (old line), Harvard Square Willard D. Webster, b hats and caps, N. Market, h Union Willard Joseph A. b deputy sheriff, h Allston
Willard Lucy, Mt. Auburn n Dunster
Willard Lyman, Brattle House, Brattle Square Willard Misses Mary and Lucinda, h 1 Ellery Willard Sidney, bds Allston
Willard S. L. carpenter, h South Williams Abigail Miss, h Brighton cor South Williams J. Edward, bookbinder, bds Mrs. Buxton's Williams George A. chemist, h Main op Hancock Williams John, blacksmith, h School n Main
Williams John M. S. (Gliddon &) b 30 Lewis' wharf, h Williams cor Magazine Williams Mary Mrs. h Hampshire n Prospect Willis Stillman, h n Mt. Auburn Wilmarth Charles, h 4 Broadway L P Wilson Alexander, laborer, h 124 Bridge Wilson Archibald, glass cutter, h 18 Winter
Wilson John, tin-plate worker, bds Lechmere House Wilson Joshua, printer, Riverside
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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
Wilson John W. b organ maker, bds Spring Wilson John W. carpenter, h Spring Wilson Wm. rope maker, h Willow Place Wilson L. B. printer, h Windsor n Broadway Wilson Thomas C. glass maker, h rear Gore Wilson William H. carpenter, h Thorndike cor Sixth Wilson James L. printer, h Prospect cor Summer Winchester Miss, bds Miss Manning's, Harvard Winkley Swain, b h Bowdoin
Winlo Adam, glass maker, h Gore n Third Winn Francis, carpenter, Palmer, h Brighton Winn Elizabeth Mrs. h Hampshire junc Medford Winnek Seth C. glass packer, h Cambridge op Oak Winnett Jason, b collector, h 134 Harvard Winter Charles H. wharfinger, h Pine n Harvard Witham Thomas, cigar maker, h State
Winthrop Maria, widow, h Mason cor Phillips Place Wiseman Thomas, hod carrier, h Clark Winton F. printer, h Auburn cor River Witherell William, fish and oysters, h Broadway, L. P. Withrow Thomas, soap works, bds 28 East Withrow Jonathan, saw mill, bds 28 East Wood Alfred, (& Hall) grocer, Harvard Row, h Follen Wood Augustus, teamster, h Medford Wood Caleb, grocer, Main, h 16 Tremont Wood Charles, bds Pleasant cor Main
Wood Charles, b brass finisher, bds Willow Place
Wood Charles P. b book keeper, h Avon Wood Francis, glass maker, h Cambridge n Windsor Wood James I. b bds Underwood's, Hilliard
Wood John, gardener, h Brattle
Wood John, glass blower, h 28 Winter
Wood John, brush maker, h 23 Winter Woods John, glass works, h 145 Bridge Wood Jonas, shoe store, 8 Harvard Row, bds Woods, Avon Wood Julia U. Mrs. bds at Upham's, Kirkland
Woodbridge Gilbert D. organ builder, h 68 Spring Woodbury Enos, h 321 Main
Woodbury E. A. clerk at McIntire's, bds Molyneux, Main Woodland William, h Willow Place
Woodman Charles, pianoforte maker, h Village
Woodward Eleanor, widow, h School n Windsor
Woodward G. W. laborer, rear 68 Camb
Worcester Jos. E. lexicographer, h Brattle, op Irving Place Work John, laborer, h 26 East
Work Thomas, periodical dealer, h Main op Douglass
Wright E. Hall, carpenter, h Union
Wright Edmund jr. h 94 Norfolk
Wright L. P. conductor Concord R R, h 43 Thorndike
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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
Wright Samuel J. carpenter, h Rice
Wright Wm. baker, (Smith &) h Mt. Auburn
Wright Ward E. botanic physician, h Main op Bank
Wright Wm. W. h 7 Washington
Wyatt Albert V. tin pedlar, bds 39 Cambridge
Wyatt Mary Mrs. h 39 Pine
Wyeth Andrew N. freight master, Fitch. R. R. h Garden
Wyeth Benjamin F. h Everett Place
Wyeth Elizabeth, h Brattle op Mt. Auburn
Wyeth Jacob, farmer, h Fresh Pond Road
Wyeth James H. bds Brattle n Mt. Auburn
Wyeth John, Temperance House, op Mt. Auburn
Wyeth Jonas 2d, h Garden n Phillips' Place
Wyeth Jonas, farmer, h Brattle n Mt. Auburn
Wyeth Nathaniel J. ice dealer, h Fresh Pond
Wyman Edwin, omnibus driver, bds Concord Avenue n Garden
Wyman Jeffries, Professor, h Brattle cor Willard
Wyman J. Henry, h 139 Cambridge
Wyman Morrill, physician, h Church
Wyman William, wood and coal, Bridge, h 43 Spring
YOUNG Caleb, soap maker, h rear North Third
Young David, carpenter, h Gore
Young Elizabeth Mrs. h Windsor n Broadway
Young Joseph, painter, bds 15 Front
Young Richard, shoemaker, h Windsor n Medford
Young Patrick, laborer, h East
Young S. D. bookbinder, L.S. Learned's, bds Mrs. Buxton's, Harvard
ZANONI Andrew, cook at Porter's Hotel, h North Avenue
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Rifles, Pistols, Powder, Shot, Sportsmen and Travellers'
Balls, Percussion Caps, Copper and Leather Powder Flasks,
Leather Shot Belts and Pouches, Game Bags, Gun Making Materials,
Liquor Flasks,
Double & Single Gun Barrels, Locks, Stocks, Rods, Worms, Gun Cases, Cylinders,
Parts of Locks,
Brass and Steel Mountings,
CONSTANTLY FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM READ, No. 6 Market Square, Boston.
PLANING, SAWING, JOINTING,
MATCHING, &c. State Street, near Davenport's Car Factory.
The subscriber would embrace the present opportunity of tendering his thanks to his former patrons for their aid, and solicits a continuance of the same. He has of late greatly increased his facilities for accomplishing work with greater neatness and despatch, having purchased a power- ful Steam Engine, and constructed Machinery, mostly new.
He also continues to manufacture BOXES, of every size and description, to order. Also,
WINDOW FRAMES, DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, &c. SASHES READY GLAZED, CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
BLINDS PAINTED AND TRIMMINGS FURNISHED, As cheap as can be purchased in Boston or elsewhere.
Those who are disposed to favor him with a call, may depend upon having their work done in the best possible manner, and at short notice.
DALPHON OSBORN,
WATTS & TUCKER, CITY CARRIAGE
MANUFACTORY.
PALMER ST ... CAMBRIDGE.
CARRIAGES of ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Constantly on hand, and made to Order.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO REPAIRING.
All work done in the most thorough manner and warranted.
ANKLIN
BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SAL
BY
GEORGE COOLEDGE.
ENTRANCES ON BRATTLE AND PALMER STS.
SIX TABLES AND TWO ALLEYS.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING ...... SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
PRESCOTT & PROCTOR, -AT-
THE TOWN HOUSE,
NEAR THE
Centre Depot, West Cambridge,
Keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
READY MADE CLOTHING,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS,
CHINA, GLASS & CROCKERY WARE,
LAMPS, TABLE CUTLERY,
Tea Trays, Castors, Painted and Straw Carpetings, &c.
To which they invite the attention of Housekeepers and the public generally, assuring them that they will be sold much
LESS THAN CITY PRICES !
Low rents and expense enabling us so to do.
Customers from Cambridge and Somerville, can be conveyed to West Cambridge by the Lexington train, on the Fitchburg Railroad, the W. C. centre depot being only a few steps from our store.
GEORGE HEWS,
MANUFACTURER OF THE CELEBRATED
Patent American Action Piano Forte.
REMARKABLE for its great strength, exceeding elasticity, and certainty of touch, qualities so indispensable to the acquisition of skill in the use of the instrument, and so highly appreciated by the finished player.
Numerous Medals and Diplomas have been awarded for the superiority of this instrument the last fall.
365 Washington St., Melodeon Building, Boston.
The American Action Piano at the Great London Fair.
BOSTON, August 14, 1852.
The undersigned, who were officially associated with the Great Exhibition in London, are happy to bear testimony to the commendations bestowed on the instrument manufac- tured by our townsman, Mr. George Hews, by gentlemen capable of appreciating both the tone of a piano, as well as its external finish and elegance of workmanship. The unrivalled pianist, Thalberg, who was on the musical jury, pronounced it one of the sweetest as well as most perfect toned instruments in the Exhibition.
EDWARD RIDDLE, U. S. Com. to Lon. Ex. of 1851. J. V. C. SMITH, M. D.
MUNROE'S Third Ward Furniture Ware Rooms,
No. 81 Cambridge Street ....... WARD III.
MUNROE is constantly receiving at his Ware Rooms, direct from the Manufacturers, medium and low priced Furniture, Mattresses and House Keeping Articles, which he offers for sale at the very lowest possible Cambridge cash prices-delivered in Cambridge, Somerville, Charles- town or Boston. Cambridge arrangements, &c., are such, that we are enabled to sell at from 5 to 10 per cent. less than trimountain city prices, - therefore please encourage home trade.
- Second Hand Furniture bought and sold.
MUNROE, as auctioneer, offers his services for the disposal of property by auction. Real Estate Agent.
CHOICE TEAS AND COFFEE.
SO OCHONE
YOUNG HYSON
TEA
NING
JAVA
YONG
COFFEE
JOSEPH A. HOLMES & CO.,
BEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
Corner of Main and Magazine Streets,
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
TEAS, of superior quality-COFFEE, roasted and ground- COCOA and SHELLS-SUGARS, of various qualities-OIL, &c., with as great a variety as can be found in any similar Store.
FRUITS, in their several seasons. Preserved Ginger, Ketchups, &c.
IF> Goods sent to any part of the City, free of expense to the purchaser.
J. A. HOLMES. I. C. HOLMES.
J. C. & H. WELLINGTON,
Successors to A. HOUGHTON & CO., - DEALERS IN - HARD and SOFT COAL, WOOD, BARK, CEMENT, &c., Craigie Bridge, near Prison Point Bridge ... East Cambridge. IGP A large supply of SMITH'S COAL, always on hand.
A. C. SANBORN & CO., DEALERS IN Rough and hammered Granite, BRIDGE STREET,
A. C. SANBORN, Į J. BLOOD.
Cast Cambridge.
HOPKINS CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
This School, designed principally to fit boys for College, is under the management of a Board of Visitors, of which the President of Harvard College is Chairman. The in- struction given is mainly in the classics and mathematics. Other branches, however, which are usually taught in academies receive a share of attention.
The size of the School makes it practicable to adapt the instruction closely to the capacity and wants of each scholar. No one is forced to waste his labor on what he cannot understand, merely because he has chanced to enter a certain class, but each is advanced according to his ability.
It is hoped that the past reputation of the School for thorough scholarship will be fully maintained in the future. JOSIAH K. BENNETT, Master.
Dana Hill, Cambridge, 1854.
AUGUSTUS H. HEWS, 165 WASHINGTON ST.,
(Very near the Old South Church,) BOSTON,
JEWELLER, And Dealer in Spectacles & Eye Glasses,
AND FANCY GOODS. Repairs of Watches, and Jewelry, &c., &c. .
K. S. CHAFFEE & CO.,
DEALERS IN HARD WOOD CHARCOAL, Bridge Street, EAST CAMBRIDGE, MS.
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HAS
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BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
S. G. SIMPKINS,
To. 124 State Street, opposite Broad St. BOSTON, Offers for sale an Extensive Assortment of
ccount Books, Letter Copying Presses, ' COPYING BOOKS, Counting House and School Stationery, &c.
JOSEPH W. WILKINSON,
PRING MANUFACTURER.
ALL KINDS OF
CARRIAGE AND OTHER SPRINGS, MADE AND REPAIRED TO ORDER,
t short notice, and at the lowest prices. Bridge Street, Opposite K. S. Chaffee & Co.'s Coal Yard, EAST CAMBRIDGE.
MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, TO LET. JOSEPH S. READ,
ADDLE, HARNESS,
AND TRUNK MAKER, To. 26 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON, Between Portland Street and Haymarket Square.
DR. FOSTER HAS REMOVED TO GARDEN STREET, OPPOSITE THE COMMON.
E. DENTON & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF BLANK BOOKS, DIARY TUCK MEMORANDUMS, &c., 413 MAIN STREET, Cambridgeport, Mass
HOSEA JEWELL, REAL ESTATE BROKER HASTINGS' BUILDING, MAIN STREET, CAMBRIDGEPOR
Houses for sale or to let ; Real Estate bought and so IG> All business in his line, promptly attended to.
SAMUEL C. KNIGHTS, Auction & Commission Stor Corner Main St., and Western Avenue, CAMBRIDGEPORT
JOEL ROBINSON,
BLACK & WHITE SMITE GORE STREET .... EAST CAMBRIDGE.
House, Store and Carriage Work, Eliptic Springs, I Fence, Balustrade, Doors, Shutters, &c., &c., done at sit notice, and at the lowest rates.
Bunk, Job and Card Printin
Neatly Executed at the Chronicle Office. C
O
CAMBRIDGE Furniture and Carpet Rooms.
WHITNEY & BRACKETT, BRATTLE SQUARE.
IF> W. & B. manufacture to order, FRENCH FURNITURE in DAMASK, PLUSH and BROCATELLE.
A. A.'WHITNEY. J. BRACKETT.
BIGELOW BROTHERS & KENNARD, IMPORTERS OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
SILVER AND PLATED WARES, RICH JEWELRY, FINE HARDWARE GOODS, &c ..
121 Washington St., Boston.
JOHN BIGELOW, A. C. BIGELOW, M. P. KENNARD.
ALANSON BIGELOW,
A. C. WEBBER, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, 13 PLEASANT STREET, Second House West of the Athenaeum,
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
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