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Cherry, from Main to Harvard
Chester, from North avenue to Somerville
Chestnut, from Pleasant to Magazine, and from Pearl to Waverley, Ward 4
Chestnut, from Bow to Main, Ward 1
Chestnut place, from Essex east near Harvard
Church, from Harvard square to Brattle
Clark, from School to Webster avenue
Clay, from Spruce to Harvey
Clifton, from Spruce to Harvey Clinton, from Main to Harvard
Coggswell avenue, from North avenue to Fitchburg R. R.
Columbia, from Main to Somerville
Concord avenue, from Waterhouse to Belmont
Coolidge avenue, from Mount Auburn to Watertown Copperthwait, from De Wolf to Banks
Cottage, from Beacon to Elm, in Somerville, Ward 5
Cottage, from Pleasant to Pearl, Ward 4
Cottage court, from Cottage near Pearl
Court, from Main to Charles Cragie, from Concord avenue to Brattle
Cragie's bridge, from East Cambridge to Boston
Crescent, from Oxford to Sacramento
Cross, from Main to Franklin
Crossland, from Bristol to Clark Dana, from Main to Cambridge
Dana court, from Western avenue near Pleasant
Dana square, Magazine, from Brooks to Lake Daniels court, from Hillard
Davenport, from near North avenue to Elm Davis, from Harvard to Hampshire
Fairbanks and Beard, Howard St., Boston, Wholesale Dealers in Draught Ale.
All Branches of a Complete Business Education Practically Taught. STREETS, AVENUES, COURTS, ETC. 7
Deacon, east from Pioneer to Dock street
De Wolf, from Mount Auburn to Copperthwait Dickinson, from Davis to Broadway Distillhouse street, from Cambridge near Windsor to Somerville Divinity avenue, from Kirkland north Dock, from Broadway to Deacon Donnell, from Concord avenue to Garden
Douglass, from Main to Austin Dublin, from Garden to Spruce
Dunster, from Harvard square to College wharf
Dyke, from DeWolf to Holyoke
East, from Bridge to Hall's wharf Eaton, from Pine to Cherry near School
Eighth, from Spring to Cambridge Eliot, from Brighton to Mount Auburn
Ellsworth, from Broadway to Cambridge
Ellery, from Main to Cambridge Elm, from Harvard to Webster avenue
Elmwood avenue, from Brattle to Mount Auburn
Erie, from Magazine to Brookline
Essex, from Main to Harvard
Essex court, from Essex Everett, from North avenue to Oxford
Everett place, from Mount Auburn to Gas Works
Fayerweather, from Brattle street north
Fayette, from Cambridge to Broadway
Fifth, from Charles to Winter First, from Cambridge to Otis
Follen, from Waterhouse to Concord avenue
Forest, from North avenue to Oxford
Fort Putnam, junction of Fourth and Otis Fort Washington, Washington square, foot of Hamilton street
Fort - - -, east of Cambridge Cemetery
Fort -, Franklin near Putnam Foster, from Lowell to Willard Fourth, from Charles to Bridge
Franklin, from Putnam to Sydney
Franklin alley, from Cambridge to Gore Fremont, from River to Pleasant
Fresh Pond lane, from Brattle to Fresh Pond Hotel
Frisbee place, from Kirkland opposite Quincy Front, from Main to Village Front street court, from Front near Sydney
Garden, from North avenue to brickyard Gardner, from Tremont to Prospect Gardner court, from Mount Auburn opposite Story Gilpin, from Main to Washington
Gerry, from Mount Auburn opposite Hillard Gore, from Bridge to Somerville
Warren's Photographs, Post Office Building, Cambridgeport, Mass.
E. F. Cushman, suc. to Cushman & Brooks, 90-94 Trem. St., Boston, 8 STREETS, AVENUES, COURTS, ETC.
Green, from Pearl to Putnam, and from Brookline to Sydney Groveland, from Spruce south
Hamilton, from Magazine to Waverley
Hammond, from Oxford to Carver Hampshire, from Broadway, L. P., to Somerville
Hancock, from Main to Broadway
Harrison, from Main to Washington
Harrison avenue, from River to Pleasant
Harrison place, from Bowdoin to Wright
Harvard, from Main, L. P., to Main near Harvard square
Harvard square, junction of Main and Brattle
Harvey, from Cedar west
Hastings, from Moore to Brewery street
Hastings square, Brookline, between Chestnut and Henry
Haymarket square, Main, junction of Western avenue, River, and Magazine streets Henry, from Waverley to Pearl
Highland, from Appleton to Reservoir street
Hillard, from Brattle to Mount Auburn
Hollis, from North avenue to Spruce
Holmes place, from Kirkland to North avenue
Holyoke place, from Mount Auburn to Holyoke
Holyoke street, from Main to Dyke street
Houghton, from Prospect to Oak Howard, from River to Kinnard Howard court, from Mount Auburn north to Charles river
Hunting, from Cambridge street to Somerville Inman, from Main to Hampshire
Irving, from Cambridge to Kirkland Irving place, from Brattle to Foster Jackson, from Spruce to Harvey James, from Brattle to Mason Jay, from River to Kinnard Jennings, from Brookline near Main to Jennings court Jennings court, from 2 Front street to Jennings street Jones alley, from Broadway to West
Kent, from River to Western avenue Kinnard, from River to Putnam
Kirkland, from North avenue to Somerville
Kirkland place, from Kirkland near Divinity avenue Lake, from Magazine to Pearl Lambert, from Cambridge to Gore
Lambert avenue, from North avenue near Fitchburg Railroad Lechmere place, from North to Boston and Lowell Railroad Lee, from Main to Broadway Leighton court, from East street west Leland street, from Brookline to Pearl Lilac court, from Portland west, near Hampshire Lincoln, from Windsor to Elm
Tuesly & Griffin, Hats, Caps, Furs, &c., 158 & 160 Court St., Bowdoin Sq., Boston.
Importer and Dealer in Paris Artificial Flowers, Wreaths, Buds, &c. STREETS, AVENUES, COURTS, ETC. 9
Lincoln place, from Essex east, near Austin Linden, from Main to Mount Auburn Line, from Cambridge near Fayette to Kirkland Linnæan, from Garden to North avenue Loughrey, from Dock street to Pioneer Lowell, from Mount Auburn to Brattle Madison, from Concord avenue to Garden
Magazine, from Main to Captain's Island
Magazine court, from Magazine street to Walnut court
Main, from West Boston Bridge to Harvard square Maple avenue, from Broadway to Cambridge Market, from Broadway to Elm Mason, from Garden to Brattle Meacham, from North avenue to Somerville Mellen, from North avenue to Oxford
Mill street, from Holyoke to De Wolf Monroe alley, from Court to the water, Ward 3
Montgomery, from Spruce to Harvey Moore, from Broadway to Washington Mount Auburn, from Main to Brattle
Mount Vernon, from North avenue near Lambert avenue
Murdock, from Gardner to Hampshire
Murdock court, from Western avenue to Putnam
Murdock place, from Mount Auburn near Sparks
Norfolk, from Main to Somerville
North, from East to Water
North avenue, from Harvard square to West Cambridge Norton, from Bowdoin to Avon
Norton court, from Norton near Wright Norton place, from Kirkland, opposite Irving
Oak, from Cambridge street to Somerville
Orchard, from Davenport to Somerville
Osborn, from Main south to the marsh
Otis, from First to Eighth Otis place, from Mount Auburn opposite Hillard
Owen place, from Eliot west
Oxford, from Kirkland north to Somerville
Palmer, from Brattle to Church
Park, from Pleasant to Magazine
Pearl, from Main to Henry
Perry, from Magazine to Pearl
Phillips place, from Mason to Garden
Pine, from Harvard to School Pioneer, from Broadway to Deacon, L. P.
Pioneer place, from Dock street to Broadway Pleasant, from Main to Willow
Plymouth, from Hampshire to Portland
Portland, from Hampshire to Cambridge Prescott, from Harvard to Cambridge
Warren's Photographs, Post Office Building, Cambridgeport, Mass.
Bay State Commercial College, 538 Wash. St., cor. Kneeland St., Boston. 10 STREETS, AVENUES, COURTS, ETC.
Preston, from Cambridge to Kirkland
Prince, from Pleasant and from Magazine
Prison Point Bridge, from Cambridge street to Charlestown
Prospect, from Main to Somerville Putnam, from Mt. Auburn to Western Avenue Quincy, from Kirkland to Main Railroad street, from Dublin to Sargent Raymond, from Linnæan to Walden Reed, from Spruce to Harvey Reed's lane, from Broadway to West Remington, from Main to Harvard Reservoir street, from Fayerweather to Vassal lane, opposite Walden Rice, from North avenue to Cedar Rice place, from Mt. Auburn, near Lowell Rideout, from Cambridge street to Somerville River, from Main to Brighton line Rockwell, from Pleasant to River Roseland, from North avenue to Somerville Roslyn, from Brattle to Mt. Auburn Russell, from North avenue to Somerville
Sacramento, from North avenue to Somerville Sargent, from Spruce to Railroad street School, from Austin to Main School court, from Brattle opposite Story Shepard, from North avenue to Garden Short, from Bridge to North, Ward 3
Short, from Pleasant to Magazine, Ward 4 Sixth, from Vine to Gore Soden, from Western avenue to Franklin
Somerset, from Pleasant to the creek
Somerset place, from Magazine to Magazine
South, from Brighton to Holyoke Second, from Gore to Spring Seventh, from between Spring and Thorndike to Cambridge Seventh street court, north from Cambridge
Sparks, from Mt. Auburn to Vassal Lane
Spring, from South Second to Eighth
Spruce, from North Avenue to the Meadows State, from Front to Osborn Stevens court, from Fourth west, north of Winter Story, from Brattle to Mt. Auburn Suffolk, from Columbia to Norfolk Summer, from Prospect to Inman
Sydney, from Henry to Hamilton, and from front to Auburn Sumner, from Kirkland to Cambridge
Tanney, from North avenue to the Alms House
Temple, from Main to Austin
Tenny court, from Orchard to Elm in Somerville
Third, from Charles to Boston and Lowell Railroad
Fairbanks & Beard, Manufacturers of Soda and Mineral Water.
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Send Address for Samples of Penmanship and College Journal. STREETS, AVENUES, COURTS, ETC.
Thorndike, from South Second to Eighth
Tremont, from Broadway to Somerville
Trowbridge, from Main opposite Putnam to Broadway
Tuttle, from Wyeth to Donnell
Union, from Market to Lincoln
Union square, junction of North avenue with Beacon street
Valentine, from Pearl to Brookline
Vassal lane, from Concord avenue, Fresh Pond, to Concord av- enue opposite Wyeth Street
Vernon, from Main to Green Village, from State to Front
Vine, from South Third to Sixth
Walden, from North avenue to Vassal lane, opposite Reservoir street Walnut, from Pleasant to Waverley Walnut court, from Walnut
Ware, from Harvard to Broadway
Washington, from Main to Norfolk
Washington court, from Putnam east
Washington square, (see Fort Washington)
Water, from Bridge to Miller's River
Waterhouse, from Garden to North avenue
Watson, from Pearl to near Brookline Waverley, from Henry to Hamilton Webster, from Magazine to Pleasant
Webster avenue, from Hampshire to Somerville
Webster place, from Pleasant, between Cottage and Webster
Wendell, from North avenue to Carver West, from Inman to Lee
West Boston Bridge, from Cambridgeport to Boston
Western avenue, from Main to Brighton line
Willard, from Brattle to Mount Auburn
Willard place, from Foster near Sparks Willard st. court, from Willard
Williams, from Pearl to River
Willow, from North avenue to Somerville, Ward 5
Willow, from Magazine to Pleasant, Ward 4
Willow place, from Cambridge street to Somerville Windsor, from Main to Somerville
Winter, from Bridge to Fifth Winthrop, from Holyoke to Eliot
Winthrop square, corner Mount Auburn and Brighton Worcester, from Columbia to Norfolk
Wright, from Norton to Harrison place
Wyeth, from Concord avenue, opposite Vassal lane to Garden
Warren's Photographs, Post Ofice Building, Cambridgeport, Mass.
E. F. Cushman, suc. to Cushman & Brooks, 90-94 Trem. St., Boston, 12 HALLS, BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ETC.
HALLS, BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, &C.
American Protestant Association Hall, Second, corner Gore
Bank Building, Harvard square
Bay State Glass Works, Bridge street, E. C.
Brimmer Block, Harvard
Brooks' Buildings, Main, L. P.
Buckley's Hall, corner Norfolk
Cambridge City Hall, Main
College Buildings and Chapel, Harvard square
Douglass Block, Main
Fraternity Hall, 53 Cambridge
Friendship Hall, Pearl
Gore Hall, Harvard square
Harvard Block, Harvard square
Hixon's Block, Pearl
Institute Hall, 77 Cambridge
Kerosene Works, E. C.
Lyceum Building, Harvard square
Museum of Com. Zoology at Harvard College, Divinity avenue
Odd Fellows' Hall, Cambridge, E. C.
Osborn's Block, State
S. of T. Hall, Cambridge street
Union Hall, 71 Cambridge
Viles' Block, Main, corner Pioneer, L. P.
Washington Hall, Wood's Building, Main
Williams' Hall, Western avenue, near Main
Webster Hall, Main, corner Norfolk
Welch's Block, North, opposite N. E. Glassworks
Wood's Block, Main
Whitney's Building, Brattle square, Old Cambridge
WHARVES.
Boynton's Wharf, East Cambridge
Burrage, Shepherd & Co.'s Wharf, Broadway, L. P.
College Wharf, foot of Dunster, Old Cambridge
Gale & Dudley's Wharf, L. P.
Hall's Wharf, end of Bridge street, E. C.
Holmes & Rugg's Wharf, River near City Mills
Leonard's Wharf, Main, L. P.
Luke & Bent's Wharf, Main, L. P.
Smith's Wharf, Mellen, L. P.
Sanborn's Wharf, Bridge street, East Cambridge
Wellington Brothers, Bridge, near Cragie's Bridge
Wyman's Wharf, East end Cragie's Bridge
Warren's Wharf, Bridge street next to Cragie's Bridge
Tuesly & Griffin, Trunks, Valises, Bags, &c., 158 & 160 Court St., Bowdoin Sq., Boston.
NITROUS OXYD ..
The increasing demand as a preventative of all pain in extracting teeth under the influence of
Nitrous Oxyd Gas,
has made it necessary for the undersigned to enlarge his apparatus for its manufact ire; and for the future, patients will not be obliged to wait (excepting only as their turn may come). and this delay may be avoided by previous engagements. The Gas is now prepared three times daily, thus guaranteeing freshness and purity.
IT IS RECOMMENDED IN PREFERENCE TO ETHER OR CHLOROFORM,
FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS :
1st. Under ALL circumstances it is perfectly safe.
2d. From one to twenty Teeth can be extracted at ONE inhalation, the entire operation lasting not over three minutes, without the least pain to the patient.
3d. It never causes sickness at the stomach.
4th. It leaves the patient with no lassitude or debilitating feelings.
5th. It is not disagreeable to inhale.
The following extract from a note received by Dr. D., is submitted : " I have examined the apparatus, mixtures and processes for prepara- tion of Nitrous Oxyd Gas, and find the apparatus of the most approved kind, the mixtures pure, and the Gas free from all deleterous mixtures. CHAS. T. JACKSON, M. D., State Assayer."
WITH TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE.
In his profession, he offers hts services to all who may wish operations in SURGICAL OR MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
Mbillingham
DENTIST Nº 12
WINTER ST.
BOSTON.
BUSINESS EDUCATION And Employment,
The superior facilities and advantages offere l at
FRENCH'S Mercantile and Hantical College,
AND TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, 186 WASHINGTON STREET, COR. FRANKLIN BOSTON.
Are well worthy the attention of Young Men and Ladies desiring thoroughly to qualify themselves for the practical duties of a successful BUSINESS LIFE.
During the past year, we have prepared upwards of five hundred for the various departments of mercantile and nautical life, who are now reaping the benefits of our thorough and practical course of instruction.
Penmanship, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Navigation, Tele- graphing, Business Correspondence, &c.
Are taught as required in actual business. We impart to each student the most thorough, practical and reliable knowledge,- not mere show and theory, but the real work ; and those who properly pursue our prescribed course of study always find they have acquired that which enables them to fill many and varied positions of honor and profit.
We have frequent opportunities of placing our students in good positions. Evening Session, Sept. 1.
Call or send for Circular. Students received any time.
Remember the No .- 186 Washington St. cor. Franklin St.
Charles French, A. M. Principal. Aided by competent Assistants .
Importer and Dealer in Small Ware, Haberdashery, &c.
CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS. - b. stands for " business in Boston," -h. for "house," - n. for " near,"- cor. for " corner of," -opp. for "opposite," - bds. for " boards," -L. P. for "Lower Port,"-H. U. for " Harvard University," -btwn. for " between,"-U. S. A. for " United States Army," - Ave. for " Avenue,"- Sq. for " Square,"- St. for " Street," - Pl. for "Place,"-Ct. for " Court."
AARONS MOSS, cigar maker, 317 Main, h. Eaton, n. Cherry Abbot Ezra, assistant librarian H. U. bds. Mrs. Everett's, Berkeley, Abbott Edward Rev. h. Harvard, cor. Clinton [cor. Craigie Abbott George W. C. commission merchant, h. Windsor, cor. Hamp- Abbott Henry H. b. engineer, h. Dickinson, n. Moore [shire Abbott Horatio N. machinist, h. 152 Cambridge Abbott James Mrs. h. Mt. Auburn, cor. De Wolf
Abbott Jesse, carpenter, h. Windsor, cor. Lincoln
Abbott John H. bds. Mrs. Abbott's, Magazine Ct.
Abbott John P. printer, h. Webster Ave. n. Columbia Abbott Joseph Mrs. h. 35 Brookline
Abbott Levi, b. gas-fitter, 62 Cherry, h. Norfolk, n. Harvard Abbott Louise Mrs. widow, bds. Jennings
Abbott Lucy L. Mrs. h. Magazine Ct.
Abbott Samuel, stonecutter, h. 63 Sixth
Abbott Charles H. clerk, Glass Works, h. 63 River
Aberhardt Jacob, printer, h. Bay, cor. Green
Abrams Daniel, laborer, h. Hastings, n. G. J. Railroad Ackers John L. P. painter, bds. 6 Walnut Ackers Sarah A. Mrs. h. 63 River
Ackers Webster, painter, bds. 63 River
Ackers William H. printer, bds. 63 River Adams Albert, h. Winthrop, n. Holyoke
Adams Alexander, blacksmith, h. Broadway, n. Moore
Adams Charles A. h. Leland, n. Brookline
Adams Charles J. deputy jailer and master House Correction, h. Thorndike, cor. Third
Adams Harry H. b. clerk, bds. Thorndike, cor. Third
Adams Henry K. b. shipwright, bds. Mrs. Sawin's, Linden, n. Main
Adams Issachar, peddler, h. North Ave. n. Rice [dike Adams Jabez F. stairbuilder, Seventh, cor. Cambridge, h. 71 Thorn- Adams John P. gasfitter, 12 Harvard Row, h. Holyoke, n. Mt. Auburn
Warren's Photographs, Post Ofice Building, Cambridgeport, Mass.
2
Bay State Commercial College, 538 Washington Street, corner of 14 CAMBRIDGE [A] DIRECTORY.
Adams Joseph M. b. whalebones, 12 Hawley, h. Columbia, n. Lin- coln
Adams Peter, printer, h. Harrison Ave.
Adams Samuel P. b. com. mer. h. 60 Cherry
Adams Silas P. butcher, bds. at W. Williams', opp. River
Adams William R. machinist, bds. 62 Otis
Adler William, b. cigarmaker, h. 44 Washington
Aeger Edward, laborer, h. Sargent, n. Spruce
Agassiz Alexander, naturalist, bds. Quincy, cor. Broadway
Agassiz Louis, Prof. of Zoology and Geology in the Lawrence Scien- tific School, H. U. h. Quincy, cor. Broadway
Agin James, laborer, h. 41 Pearl
Agin Michael, teamster, h. Brookline
Ahearn John, laborer, h. Sargent
Ahearn Michael, bricklayer, h. Dublin, n. Sargent
Aiken (Joseph M.) & Woodard (Jonas) charcoal dealers, Prison Point Bridge, h. 122 Spring
Aiken Susan A. widow, h. Western Ave. cor. Jay
Albee Sumner, b. attorney, 20 Court, h. Essex, n. Lincoln Pl.
Albro John A. h. Holyoke, cor. Holyoke Pl.
Alden Albert, h. 58 Thorndike [tre
Alden Elbridge G. b. oil merchant, 181 Broad, h. Hancock, opp. Cen- Alden Esther Mrs. h. Brattle, cor. Appian Way
Alden George A. b. commission merchant, 23 India, h. Lee, n. Main Alden Harvey, h. Harvard, n. Holyoke
Alden Thomas, bookbinder, h. Green, n. Bay
Aldrich Ambrose, b. F. H. Market, h. 25 Norfolk
Alexander Daniel, blacksmith, h. Columbia, n. Hampshire
Alexander Hugh, seaman, h. Green, n. Sydney
Alexander Thomas, printer, bds. Sydney, n. Walnut
Alexander Hugh, bds. 348 Main
Alexander Uriah, carpenter, h. 348 Main
Alger Augustus, brass finisher, h. Winter, n. Third
Alghieri Simon, cook, h. Pleasant, n. Main
Allan Thomas, machinist, h. 4 Windsor Allanson John, engineer, bds. 412 Main
Allanson John S. Mrs. bds. at 412 Main
Allen Albert F. machinist, bds. C. C. Allen's, Columbia, n. Austin
Allen Ann Mrs. h. Fifth, n. Winter
Allen Caleb C. (Allen & Endicott), machinist and boiler maker, old Car Factory, Main, h. Columbia, n. Austin
Allen Charles, b. printer, 22 Court, h. 58 Washington
Allen Charles E. printer, h. Pearl, cor. Perry
Allen Charles H. physician, h. Temple, cor. Austin
Allen Charles H. stairbuilder, bds. at C. H. Hall's, Cambridge
Allen Frank, fireman, bds. R. R. Blk., Bridge Allen Henry, Mrs. h. 59 Gore
Allen J. Addison, printer, h. 23 Western ave.
Allen James, h. Franklin, n. Hancock.
Fairbanks & Beard, Wholesale Dealers in bottle Ale, Porter, and Cider.
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Kneeland Street, Boston, Mass. Day and Evening Sessions. CAMBRIDGE [A] DIRECTORY.
Allen James H. b. tailor, h. Innman, n. Hampshire Allen Mary Miss, h. Dunster, n. College Wharf Allen Samuel A. h. Market, n. Clark Allen Thomas Capt. h. Harvard, cor. Boardman Allen Thomas, h. Franklin, n. Hancock
Allen Wilkes, dentist, Brattle, cor. Hillard, h. do. .
Allen William, laborer, h. Suffolk, n. Columbia
Allen William H. B. b. clerk, 55 Chatham, bds. Market, n. Clark Allis Solon L. draftsman, h. Pleasant
Allison James, printer, h. Green, n. Bay Alls Rosella Miss, h. 54 Elm
Almy George W. b. 52 North Market, h. Magazine, cor. Perry Ames George W. city teamster, lı. Windsor, cor. Hampshire
Ames John G. carpenter, h. 13 Moore
Amsden Joel F. h. Fayerweather, n. Brattle
Anable Courtland W. Rev. h. Harvard, n. Ellery
Anderson Benjamin, peddler, h. Windsor, n. Cambridge Anderson James, bootmaker, h. Rice pl.
Anderson James, carpenter, Daniels ct.
Anderson James J. machinist, h. 122 Harvard
Anderson Lewis, carpenter, h. 22 Brooks pl.
Anderson Matthew, carpenter, Mill, h. South, n. Dunster Anderson Robert, cutter, h. Green
Anderson Thomas, carpenter, h. Webster ave. n. Camb.
Andre Charles, currier, h. North Ave. n. Tannery
Andre Richard, b. watchmaker, h. 26 Hastings
Andrews Elbridge G. kindling wood dealer, h. 99 Otis Andrews Freeman B. student, 449 Main, bds. Magazine
Andrews George, h. Third, n. Charles
Andrews George W. teamster, bds. 99 Otis
Andrews Horace C. (Cummings & Andrews) grocer, Brighton, cor. Mt. Auburn, h. Otis pl.
Andrews Huey, ice teamster, bds. G. E. Muzzey's, Concord Ave. n. Catholic church
Andrews Nelson S. painter, bds. Western ave. n. Putnam
Andrews Robert M. (Flaherty & Andrews) painter, Brattle, h. Brattle, n. James
Andrews Samuel G. proofreader, h. Western ave. n. Putnam Anglen John, h. Kinnard, n. Putnam
Anglim James, laborer, h. Dunster, n. South
Anglin Sarah Mrs. h. rear 4 Washington
Ankerson Leonard, jr. clerk, bds. 69 River
Ansell Stephen, butcher, h. Main, n. Pearl
Anshelm John H. shoemaker, h. 122 Harvard
Anthony John, wheelwright, S. A. Davis's Bridge, h. Somerville Anthony John G. bds. 86 Austin
Appell Frederick, b. currier, h. Otis n. Eighth
Appell Louis, cabinetmaker, h. Sixth, n. Vine
[Camb.
Appleton Henry K. jr. apothecary, 77 Cambridge, bds. Fourth n.
Warren's Photographs, Post Office Building, Cambridgeport, Mass.
E. F. Cushman, suc. to Cushman & Brooks, 90-94 Trem. St., Boston, 16 CAMBRIDGE [A] DIRECTORY.
Appleton Sophia H. Mrs. widow, bds. C. W. Bradley's, North ave. opp. Chauncy
Applin Sumner, (Braman, Shaw, & Co.), furniture manufacturers, Bridge, opp. Prison Pt. Bridge, h. Chapel, cor. North ave. Apthorp Robert E. b. broker, City ex. h. Harvard, opp. Ware
Arey David B. currier, h. Howard
Arkerson Wm. H. clerk, bds. 12 Prospect, n. Austin
Arkerson Leonard, clerk, bds. 69 River
Arkerson Leonard, rope manufacturer at Brighton, h. 69 River Armstrong Irwin, laborer, h. Tuttle n. Wyeth
Armstrong James Mrs. washerwoman, h. Rice pl.
Armstrong William C. printer, h. 21 Cherry
Arnold Edward L. b. clerk, bds. Main cor. Hancock
Arnold John, teacher, h. Walnut, n. Brookline
Arnold Joseph W. b. agent, h. Brookline, n. Auburn
Arnold Samuel S. b. hide and leather dealer, 31 & 33 Batterymarch, h. Main, cor. Hancock
Arnold William (J. B. Brigham &. Co.), b. commission merchant, 38 Central, h, Prospect, n. Gardner
Ashburner Anne Miss, h. Kirkland, n. Preston
Ashburner Grace Miss, h. Kirkland, n. Preston
Ashcroft Joseph, b. carver, h. 61 Washington
Athearn James F. h. 50 Windsor
Atherton Charles D. teamster, h. 85 Gore
Atherton William S. conductor, U. Railway, h. Sacramento, n. Oxford Atkins Alexander, laddermaker, bds. 71 Gore
Atkins Higgins, woodworker, bds. 372 Main
Atkins Jonathan B. b. sea captain, h. 57 Magazine
Atkins Nathan K. bds. 91 Gore
Atkins Reuben, bds. 71 Gore
Atkins Silas H. planer, h. 71 Gore
Atkins William, carpenter, h. 71 Gore
Atkinson Kinsman, clergyman, h. Appian Way
Atkinson William P. h. Kirkland
Atwill John B. h. Elm, cor. Beech
Atwood Benjamin F. b. bookkeeper, h. 76 Thorndike
Atwood Charles H. b. ticket master, B. L. R. R. h. 43 Spring Atwood Eliza, h. Hamilton
Atwood Ephraim, b. clerk, h. 69 Thorndike
Atwood Hiram H. b. clerk, h, 5 Green
Atwood Richard N. b. clothing, 14 Dock Sq. h. 399 Main
Auerbach Maximilian, public library, h. 32 Windsor
Austin Charles A. brushmaker, h. Fifth, cor. Winter
Austin David, b. bank, h. Hancock, n. Main
Austin Nathan N. b. salesman, h. 47 Auburn
Austin Susan S. Mrs. widow of R. T. h. Linnæan, n. Bowdoin Aveling Richard, compositor, boards Charles River, cor. Dyke
Averall Joseph, carpenter, house near G. J. Railroad [Cambridge
Averill Anna W. teacher, Thorndike Grammar School, bds. 109
Tuesly & Griffin, Hats, Umbrellas, Travelling Bags, &c., 158 & 160 Court St. Boston.
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