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Cassidy Edward, glasscutter New England Glass Co., h. 79 Spring
Cassidy Edward, jr., telegrapher (B. & M. R. R. depot B.), boards 54 Pearl
Cassidy Frank, laborer, boards 15 Winter
Cassidy James, laborer, house 55 Charles Cassidy William, laborer, h. Warren, n. Cambridge Castle Eliza, widow, house 6 Ashburton place
,Caswell Alanson W., painter, house 6 Oak Caswell Elizabeth, widow of John, house 161 Green Caswell Geo. B., keymaker, 139 Broadway, h. 3 Austin pl. Caswell Isabel R., widow of Alanson B., h. 124 Austin Caswell John R., carpenter, house 31 Antrim Caswell Mark, house 31 Antrim
DRESS SUITS, 430 Harvard St., Cambridge, C. H. BILLINGS.
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Caswell Sarah, widow, house 3 Austin place
Caswell Thomas, grocer, 93 Fourth, house 103 Otis Caswell Thomas M., clerk, 93 Fourth, boards 103 Otis Cate Luther G., lumber dealer (N. H.), h. 22 Concord av. Cate Martin Luther, student H. U., bds. 22 Concord av.
Cate, see also Kate
Catlin Charles A., student H. U., rooms 48 Brattle Catlin Edward N., musician, house 94 Allston
Caulkins Louise B., widow of Jonathan, boardinghouse, 44 Austin
Cauper Joel, cigar mnfr. 3 Rollins court, h. do. Cavanagh Dennis, carpenter, house r. 15 Vine
Cavanagh Michael, harnessmaker, 399 Main, h. 10 Holly Cavanagh Michael T., grocer North av., opp. Cedar, h. do. Cavanagh Patrick, laborer, house 26 Winter
Cavanaugh James, laborer, house 55 Charles .
Cavannaugh Annie, wid. of Frank, h. 24 Hayes court
Caverly Francis, superintendent Brookline bridge, house 155 Brookline
Cawley Thomas J., laborer Brine & Clark, h. 212 Bridge Cayzer Alfred L., clerk N. E. Glass Co., boards Highland avenue, Somerville
Cervi Romeo, bookbinder, boards 104 Auburn [do.
Chadbourne Humphrey,foreman stable 88 North av., rooms Chadbourne Samuel R., fly finisher Mason & Hamlin's Chadwick Alford F., molding smoother, 113 Broadway, house 91 Sixth
Chadwick Anna, widow of Ward, rooms 11 William Chaffee Knowlton S. (Chaffee & Cummings), hardwood charcoal dealers, junction Bridge & Cambridge, and president F. H. Insurance Co. (28 State, B.), house 55 Otis
Chaffee & Cummings (Knowlton S. Chaffee and Daniel P. Cummings), hardwood charcoal dealers, and ace- tate of lime, junc. Bridge and Cambridge
Chalifaur Anthony, foreman Bay State Brick Co., house Corporation boarding house
Chalk Abraham B., shoemaker 143 Gore, house do. Chalk Geo. A., steward Fresh Pond Hotel, bds. do. Challis Alfred, painter (Fulton, B.), h. 46 Holyoke Chalmers Edward P., printer Riverside, bds. 11 River Chalmers James, lithographer Riverside, h. 27 Kinnaird Chamberlain Eugene T., student H. U., rooms 17 Dolton's block
Chamberlain Geo. D., beef (46 F. H. Mkt, B.), h. 5 River Chamberlain James F., silver-plater (21 School, B.), house 116 Prospect
DRAPERY, Looping Tassels, Picture Cord. ,180 Tremont St,, Boston. BANCROFT & BOYDEN.
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Chamberlain Nathan H., pastor Emanuel church (Somer-
ville), house rear 29 Sacramento
Chamberlain Newell (46 F. H. Market, B.), h. 7 River Chamberlain Sally N. Mrs., teacher Boardman primary school, house 17 Brookline
Chamberlain Willard N., clerk (46 F. H. Market, B.), h. 1812 Western avenue [place
Chamberlayne Chas. F., student H. U., bds. Sacramento Chamberlin Alfred N., shoemaker 642 Main, h. 29 Norfolk Chamberlin Asa W., printer (41 Federal, B.), boards 14 Harrison
Chamberlin A. Otis, letter-carrier, 625 Main, h. 440 Main Chamberlin Charles P. Mrs., house 47 River
Chamberlin Charles U. (D. U. Chamberlin & Co.), hard- ware, 622 Main, boards 659 do.
Chamberlin Corydon O. (Smith & Chamberlin), billiard rooms, Brattle, cor. Brighton, bds. 15 Mt. Auburn
Chamberlin Daniel U. (D. U. Chamberlin & Co.), hard- ware, 622 Main, house 659 do.
Chamberlin D. U. & Co. (Daniel U., George H., and Charles U. Chamberlin), hardware, etc., 622 Main
Chamberlin Edward (Edward Chamberlin & Co.), Bos- ton chemical works, Cambridge, near Portland, office (21 Central, B.), h. at N. Abington
Chamberlin Edward & Co. (Edward Chamberlin), Bos- ton chemical works, Cambridge, near Portland, office (21 Central B.)
Chamberlin George H. (D. U. Chamberlin & Co.), hard- ware, 622 Main, boards 77 Brattle
Chamberlin Harriet, widow, house 14 Harrison
Chamberlin Mary, widow of John, house 77 Brattle
Chamberlin Samuel B., mail agent (N. Y. & N. E. R. R.), h. 145 Pearl
Chamberlin Volney R, provisions (33 North, B.), house 167 Brookline
Chambers Charles, cooper, boards 35 Winsor
Chambers Charles, laborer, house 351 Cambridge
Chambers John H., foreman Jaynes & Co., h. 27 Sidney Chambers Samuel D., mariner, house 34 Hastings
Chambers Patrick, laborer, house 128 Webster avenue Champeau Edward, laborer, h. Clifton, near Spruce Champion Joel D., teamster, house 137 Otis
Chandler Chas. H., bookkeeper, house 54 Prospect
Chandler Ebenezer M., house 16 Amory
Chandler Edward R., hatter, house 19 Hamilton
Chandler Elizabeth, wid. of Edward K., bds. 45 Blackstone
Chandler F. E., student H. U., rooms 10 Divinity Hall
PERFECT FITS AT BILLINGS', 430 Harvard Street, CAMBRIDGE.
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Chandler Gilbert E., clerk West Boston Savings Bank (Cambridge, cor. Staniford, B.), bds. 16 Amory
Chandler Henry, waiter (Revere House, B.), h. 9 Roger's block, Main
Chandler Herbert H., boards 73 Dana
Chandler James, house 51 Fairmont
Chandler Lewis B., clerk 655 Main, bds. 16 Amory
Chandler Oscar, machinist, h. Broadway, cor. Norfolk
Chandler Samuel E., accountant (Navy Yard, B.), house 15 Bigelow
Chandler Stephen B., salesman (556 Wash., B.), house 73 Dana [Putnam av.
Chandler William, bookbinder, Riverside, house rear 73
Chandler William H., printer (21 Cornhill, B.), house 65 Otis
Channing Edward T. Mrs., house 67 Kirkland
Chapin Andrew N., mason, house Franklin, cor. Soden Chapin Ellen S., widow of Geo. A., h. Lambert avenue, opp. Shawmut av. [h. 93 Otis
Chapin Gardner (Chapin Bros.) (165 South Market, B.), Chapin George T., produce (13 Blackstone market, B.), house 66 Otis
Chapin Lucius L., clerk, 192 Cambridge, h. r. 57 Sixth
Chaplin Geo., carpenter, house 352 Broadway
Chaplin Sarah T., widow of Charles F., house. Austin, n. Inman
Chapman Charles H., laborer, bds. 90 Washington
Chapman Charles H., student H. U., rooms 6 Plympton
Chapman Cyrus, machinist, 368 Main, bds. 390 do.
Chapman Edward, clerk (Wash., B.), bds. 11 Story Chapman Francis L., carriage mnfr., rear 15 Brattle, h. 11 Story [Harvard
Chapman Fred. L., clerk Francis L. Chapman, house 349 Chapman George W., painter, house 22 Lopez
Chapman George W., jr., clerk, 33 River, h. 22 Lopez
Chapman Harrison, machinist, 368 Main, h. 2112 Austin Chapman Henry, paperhanger, boards 392 Cambridge
Chapman James W., paperhanger, h. 97 Washington
Chapman John C., machinist, bds. 408 Main
Chapman John L., actionmaker Mason & Hamlin
Chapman Mary E. Mrs., house 90 Washington
Chapman Melville B., pastor Second Methodist Episcopal church, h. 82 Prospect
Chapman Nathaniel B., carpenter, rooms 26 Ash
Chapman Rufus B., machinist, house 408 Main
Chapman Walter S., organmaker G. Woods &. Co., h. r. 102 Putnam av.
Women's Hats and Bonnets made to order, in the best manner. J. B. CROMACK, No. 26 Temple Place, Boston.
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Chapman William, house 392 Cambridge
Chapman William (Chapman & Cogan), carpenter, 11 Gore, h. 392 Cambridge
Chapman Wm. H., carpenter, 11 Gore, bds. 392 Cambridge Chapman Z. D. (Chapman & Hall), furniture mnfr., Os- born Mills, State, and (132 Friend, B.), h. at Boston CHAPMAN & COGAN (Wm. Chapman and Edmund J. Cogan), carpenters and signmakers, 11 Gore
Chapman & Hall (Z. D. Chapman and George W. Hall), furniture mnfrs., Osborn's Mills, State, office 132 Friend, Boston
Charles River Iron Works, Kendall & Roberts, proprie- tors, 92 Main
CHARLES RIVER NATIONAL BANK, E. Snow, cashier, 1 Harvard row [Thorndike
Charmois Victor, designer (42 Cornhill, B.), house 141
Chartrand George, cooper, house 147 Gore
Chase Benj., real estate (B.), house 4 Essex
Chase Charles S., artist, house 127 Auburn
Chase Charlotte M., teacher Webster grammar school, bds. 287 Broadway
Chase Edward F., house 19 Pine
Chase Edwin B. Mrs., house 15 Wallace
Chase Fred. L., clerk (465 Wash., B.), house 48 Austin
Chase Freeman H., express, order box, Post-office, house 156 Hampshire
Chase Geo. S., printer (4 Alden, B.), house 15 Second
Chase Henry C., teamster, house 377 Cambridge
Chase Henry E., machinist B. L. & N. R. R. repair shop, bds. 73 Thorndike
Chase Herbert A., student, boards 752 Main
Chase Hiram L., homeopathic physician, office and house. 752 Main
Chase Isaac F., tinplate worker, house 8 Sixth
Chase Isaac R., engineer, house rear 145 Columbia
Chase Jeremiah C., nurseryman, Plymouth, c. Hampshire, house 287 Broadway [St. court
· Chase John L., coffinmaker, house 4 Buck's blk., Seventh Chase Joseph S., woodworker Mason & Hamlin
CHASE JOSIAH G., city engineer and surveyor, office City Hall, h. 8 Bigelow
Chase J. Herbert, at Mason & Hamlin's, h. 66 Columbia
Chase Mary G. Miss, house 15 Wallace
Chase Moses B., chaplain U. S. N., house 14 Ash
Chase Samuel F., icedealer, Columbia, corner Hampshire, house 52 Elm
Chase Simeon, miner, house 212 Harvard
IMPORTED GOODS, AT BILLINGS', Dolton Block, 430 Harvard St.
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Chatman John, at Mason & Hamlin's, bds. 42 Market Cheeseman Frank, driver, 621 Main, h. 10 Watson Chenery James, ropemaker, house 147 Dublin Chenery John, ropemaker, house 147 Dublin Cheney A. J., at Mason & Hamlin's, bds. Ross House Cheney Charles D., engineer L. R. R., h. rear 140 Spring Cheney Chas. M., marketman (B.), bds. 72 Fourth Cheney Charles W., driver F. A. Kennedy, h. 4 William Cheney Dennis, laborer, h. 132 Webster av.
Cheney Edwin L., producedealer (10 New F. H. Market, B.), house 41 Essex [27 Hancock Cheney Ellen A., teacher Harvard primary school, boards Cheney Harriet A., widow of Charles S., bds. 9 Remington Cheney Hiram W., trav. agent, h. 286 Broadway
Cheney Joseph A., house 44 Holyoke
Chevy Joseph T., boards 44 Holyoke
Cheney Martin A., conductor U. R. Co., bds. 44 Holyoke Cheney Mary M., widow of Nathan, h. 54 Essex
Chenney C. H., house 84 Pleasant
Cherry William, laborer, house 211 Franklin
Chesley C. H., law student H. U., rooms 58 Mt. Auburn
Chesley Nancy, widow of William, h. 519 Main
Chestnut James, in Chemical Works, house Warren
Chestnut Robert, laborer, house Warren
Chew William, bricklayer, house 99 Main
Chick Amos, carpenter, house 79 Brattle
Chick Daniel W., stairbuilder, 19 Cherry, house 62 do.
Chick Edson E., newspapers, periodicals, &c., 447 Main, boards do
Chick Edward E., carpenter, boards 8 Summer
Chick Joseph E., teamster, house 23 Seventh
Chickering William H., clerk, B. & L. & N. R. R. freight office, Prison Point road, house at Somerville
Child Andrew J., teamster, house 87 Moore
Child Carrie E., widow of Chas. F., rooms 32 Mt. Auburn Child Catherine, widow of Nicholas G., house 109 Inman Child Francis J., Boylston professor of rhetoric and orato- ry H. U., house 67 Kirkland
Child John, milkman, house rear 105 Elm
Child Joseph, sailmaker (2 North Market, B.), h. 760 Main Child Joseph, jr., leather dealer (96 High, B.), house 99 Magazine
Child Moses M., truant officer, ward 1, bds. 10 Farwell pl.
Child Spencer, teamster, house 226 Broadway
Child William B., house 17 Pearl [Pearl Child Winthrop W., hackdriver, Main, opp. Pearl, bds. 17 Childs Alexander G., clerk, 377 Cambridge, boards do.
BANCROFT & BOYDEN, Furniture & Upholstery Goods, 180 Tremont Street, Boston.
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Childs Benj. (Childs & Ray), provisions, 377 Cambridge, house at Somerville
Childs Frank C., clerk Mt. Auburn Cemetery, house at East Lexington
Childs Henry, action maker Mason & Hamlin
Childs Henry H., printer, house Acorn, near Chestnut
Childs John H., bookbinder Riverside, house 26 Fairmont Childs John J., house 18 Fairmont
Childs Parker E., printer, house 1 Gerry, cor. Chapman pl. Childs & Ray (Benj. Childs and Chas. F. Ray), provisions, 377 Cambridge
Chipley Charles A., general agent B. & O. R. R. (219 Washington, B.), house 42 Tremont [Tremont Chipley Ezekiel S., clerk (219 Washington, B.), boards 42 Chipman Albion, pattern and model maker (21 First, So. Boston), house 106 Thorndike
Chisholm Colin (Gilcreas & Chisholm), carpenter, Elm, near Cambridge, house 108 Tremont
Chisholmın Duncan, wheelwright, house 108 Prospect
Chisholm Robert C., cracker driver, boards 58 Sidney
Chittick Robert, gardener, house rear 13 Appian way
Choate Charles F., counselor (28 Pemberton square, B.), house 153 Brattle
Choate George Dr., house 154 Brattle
Christian Joseph, cabinetmaker, house rear 101 Fourth
Christie Michael, laborer, house 16 Reed
Christie William, supt. Dana Hill club stable, 677 Main, house 22 Western avenue
Christie William H., bookbinder Welch & Co., house 32 Mt. Auburn
Christopher Edward B., carpenter, house 44 Pine
Christopher Eugene, cabinetmaker, house 158 Otis
Christopher Henry A., carpenter, house rear 50 Pine Christopher Richard T., dentist, house 46 River Christopher Zenas, harnessmaker, house 13 Mt. Auburn Christy Cyrus W., resident graduate Divinity School, rooms 11 Divinity Hall
Church Charles, laborer, boards 23 Hastings
Church Charles L., cigarmaker (4 Charlestown, B.), house 239 Main
Church Charline H. A., laborer, house 23 Hastings
Church Edgar A., boards 239 Broadway
Church Hannah, widow, house 109 Inman
Church John B., cabinetmaker, house 2 Vine
Church M. A., widow, house 239 Broadway
Church Lizzie E. Mrs., house Hampshire, corner Murdock
Church Webster W., boards 239 Broadway
BUSINESS SUITS, 7 C. H. BILLINGS, 430 Harvard St., Cambridge ..
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Churchill Chas. B., wholesale clocks (259. Wash., B.), h. 16 Ellery
Churchill Wm. W., carver Doe & Hunnewell, boards at Somerville
Chute Angus, carpenter, house 23 Suffolk
Chute laCrinda G., widow of Win. B., h. rear 508 Main
Chute Rupert J., reporter Cambridge Chronicle, boards 34 Austin
Chute Sidney S., carpenter, house 7 Rockwell
Cilley Horace L. (Cilley, Stimson & Woodbury), 120 Green, house at Boston
Cilley, Stimson & Woodbury (Horace L. Cilley, Martin W. Stimson, Willard H. Woodbury), livery, sale and boarding stable, 120 Green
CITY HALL, 660 Main
Clancey Andrew M., clerk, 98 Cambridge, boards 74 do.
Clancey Michael, laborer, house 215 Columbia
Clapp Charles C., music store (69 Court, B.), house 132 Mt. Auburn
Clapp Edward A., house 5 Lee
Clapp Edward C., compositor, house 141 Mt. Auburn
Clapp George Walter, metals (120 North, B.), h. 49 Erie Clapp Horace, house 8 Plympton [ington
Clapp John, sawyer, M. & H. Organ Co., bds. 101 Wash-
Clapp Nancy T., widow of Frederick, house 8 River
Clapp Robert P., student H. U., rooms 9 Felton
Clapp Seth Edward, clerk (9 Cambridge, B.), house 2 Rockwell
Clark Alvan (Alvan Clark & Sons), telescope maker, Brookline, near the bridge, house 184 do.
Clark Alvan & Sons (Alvan, Alvan G. and George B. Clark), telescope makers, Brookline, near the bridge Clark Alvan G. ( Alvan Clark & Sons), telescope maker, house 186 Brookline, near the bridge
Clark Ambrose H., collector Cambridge Gas Co., house 21 Irving [20 Sacramento Clark Appleton, boots and shoes (164 Congress, B.), h. Clark Benjamin P. (Benjamin P. Clark & Co.), confec- tioner and cigar manufacturer, 503 Main and Pearl, cor. Green, house 81 Franklin
Clark Benjamin P. & Co. (Benjamin P. Clark, Amasa A. McKusick, and Thomas H. Emerson), confectionery and cigar manufacturers, 503 Main
Clark Bryan, blacksmith, house 22 Hancock
Clark Catherine, widow of Wm., house 21 South
Clark Chas., lith. artist Riverside Press, bds. at Boston
Clark Chas. A., stairbuilder, h. Crescent av., n. Pottery
Velvets, Laces & Ribbons, No. 26 Temple Place, Boston. J. B. CROMACK.
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Clark Chester M., supt. brush department House of Cor- rection, East Cambridge, house at Somerville Clark Christopher, mason, boards 10 Fourth
Clark Daniel, 2 Holyoke, bds. 21 South
Clark Dwight S., printer, house 147 Columbia
Clark Edward J., marbleworker (B.), bds. 23 Wallace
Clark Eliza T. Mrs., house 1 Elmer
Clark Ella W. Miss, teacher Thorndike grammar school, boards at Winchester
Clark Fannie B. Mrs., house 16 Quincy
Clark Frances Mrs., house Oxford, corner Beacon
Clark Frank W., clerk (B.), boards 15 Walden
Clark Fred. C., boards 404 Harvard
Clark George, confectioner, 503 Main, house 5 Foster's block, rear 95 Main [182 Brookline Clark Geo. B. (Alvan Clark & Sons), telescope maker, h. Clark Henry H., proofreader University Press, h. Harris, near Oxford
Clark Hyacinth, boilermaker, house 28 Carson
Clark Ira E., engineer and surveyor, City Engineer's office, City Hall, boards 84 Austin
Clark James S., glasscutter, boards 79 Spring
Clark James, laborer, house 29 Gore [Concord av. Clark James P., florist (1 A Park, B.), house Madison, n. Clark John, house Dunster, near the wharf
Clark John, hostler Porter's Hotel, boards do ..
Clark John, nightwatchman, h. Sands, n. Putnam avenue
Clark John, plasterer, house Hollis, near Spruce
Clark Jobn, clerk (73 North, B.), house 36 River Clark John, tailor, house 12 Flagg
Clark John, mechanic, boards 131 Harvard Clark John, jr., apothecary clerk, boards 32 River
Clark John, jr., painter, rooms foot Dunster
Clark John B., casemaker G. Woods & Co., h. 7 Prospect Clark John W., cabinetmaker, house 98 Hampshire Clark John W., carpenter (B.), house 402 Main Clark Joseph, carpenter, bds. C. A. Clark's, Crescent av. Clark Lewis C., driver Supply Hose No. 1, house do. Clark Mary, widow of Bartholomew, house foot Dunster Clark Mary, widow, house 12 Hayes court Clark Mary E., widow of John, h. 1 Baldwin place Clark Mary J. Miss, dressmaker, house 135 Thorndike Clark Mary J., widow, house 83 Bridge
Clark Martin V. B., printer Riverside, house 9 Jay Clark Matthias C., stonecutter, house 94 Sixth
Clark Melancthon W. S., conductor U. R. Co., house 11 Farwell place
NOBBY STYLES at Billings', 430 Harvard Street. CAMBRIDGE.
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Clark Ozias, carpenter, 48 Cambridge, h. at Somerville Clark Patrick, laborer, house 10 Fourth
Clark Patrick T. (Brine & Clark), wood and coal, 211 Bridge, foot of Third, house 150 Prospect
Clark Richard, laborer, h. Harding, near Porter
Clark Robert P., carpenter, bds. C. A. Clark's, Crescent av.
Clark Samuel P., painter, 408 Main, bds. 67 Western av.
Clark Simon P., carpenter, 19 Cherry, house 35 do.
Clark Sophia S. Mrs., house 404 Harvard [Winsor
Clark Thomas, clerk Boston Car Wheel Co., house 88 Clark William, house 34 Amory
Clark William H., bookbinder, h. r. 73 Putnam avenue
Clarke Augustus P., physician, 693 Main, house do.
Clarke Benjamin, house 48 Shepard
Clarke Charlotte B., widow of Elijah, h. 6 Daye court Clarke Chas. F., clerk, 468 Harvard, bds. 12 Plimpton
Clarke Henry W., brakeman F. R. R., bds. 42 Gore
Clarke J. Milton, messenger (Sub Treasury, B.), house rear 33 Norfolk
Clarke Mary W., widow of Moses, house 68 Otis Clarke Theodore P. B., letter carrier (P. O., B.), boards 22 Front [square Clarke Thomas H., tinsmith, 30 Brighton, rooms 30 Brattle Clarke William, bootmaker, 16 Brighton, h. 21 Beaver Clarke Wm. H., carriagesmith F. Ivers, bds. 21 Beaver Clarke Wm. T., clerk M. A. Maynard, bds. at Somerville Clarkson Alexander, saloon (10 Friend, B.), h. 141 Cam- bridge
Clarkson John, painter, house 50 Cedar
Clarkson Thomas G., jeweler (11 West, B.), h. 6 Rockwell Clary Francis P., janitor Boylston Hall, H. U., house 22 Baldwin
Clary Henry D. (Custom House, B.), h. Oxford, c. Forest Clary James, boxmaker M. & H. Organ Co., h. Decatur, n. Brookline
Clary John, foreman John A. Easton, East, house East, n. Hall's wharf
Clary Mary, widow of David, house 230 Bridge
Clary Michael, laborer, boards Decatur court
Clary Patrick, stonemason, house 7 Baldwin court
Clasby Eliza S., widow of Geo., bds. 22 Lowell
Clasby Thos., laborer, house 10 Flagg court
Claussen Henry, lithographer Armstrong & Co., Riverside Press, boards 214 Green
Claussen Peter N., boots and shoes, 11 Harvard row, h. 214 Green
Clayton Martin, house 7 Fourth
BANCROFT & BOYDEN, 180 Tre- mont St., Boston, manufrs. of
Hazard's Patent Swing Crib $ Cradle.
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Clayton Patrick, laborer, house rear 36 Harvard Clayton Richard, blacksmith, house 7 Fourth Cleaveland Charles A., teamster, house 70 Spring Cleaveland James, action maker Mason & Hamlin Cleaveland John A., teamster, house 59 Vine Clements Henry C., blacksmith, bds. 8 Conlon's court Clements John, plasterer, bds. 8 Conlon's court Clements William, laborer, house 8 Conlon's court Clemmet Thomas, tailor, house 38 Brookline Cleveland Albert D., policeman, house 387 North avenue
Cleveland Charles V., teamster, boards 387 North av.
Cleveland William A., sub-letter carrier, bds. 387 North avenue
Cleveland Mary W., widow of Anthony B., h. 53 Oxford Clifford John, engineer John Wilson & Son, house 33 Charles River
Clifford Owen, laborer, house 177 Dublin
Clifford Patrick, house 16 Lopez
Clifford Phillip, gardener, boards 79 Elm
Close George, confectioner, 244 Broadway, h. 98 Winsor
Close John, fancy cake baker, 315 Cambridge, house do.
Close John, jr., cracker peddler, house 44 Pine
Close Louis, carpenter, boards 51 Winter
Clough Emma I., teacher Harvard school, room 1, boards 11 Amory
Clough John S., purchasing agent J. P. Squire & Co., h. at Chelsea
Clough Sophronia C., widow of John K., h. 55 Columbia
Clous Charles, civil engineer, house 75 Spring
Clouston Frank C., clerk, boards 14 William
Clouston Mary, widow of William, house 14 William
Clover Ellis, plasterer, boards 14 Murdock
Clover Frederick, plasterer, house 14 Murdock
Clow Edmund, printer Riverside, house 50 Fairmont
Cloyes Lothrop J., policeman, house 12 Story
Cloyes Philip B., fish, butter, etc., 5 Brattle, house 12 Far- well place
Clukes William H., jigsawyer (Chickerings, B.), house 173 Cambridge
Coady John B., carpenter, house Riverside place
Coakley David, laborer house 57 North
Coakley Jeremiah, laborer, boards 29 Harvey
Coakley John, laborer, house 26 North
Coakley Patrick, laborer, h. Willow pl., n. Cambridge Coakley Timothy, expressman, house 500 Cambridge
Coates Charles H., saloon (133 Milk, B.), house 6 Charles River
FINE CLOTHS and DOESKINS, AT BILLINGS', 430 Harvard St., Cambridge.
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Cobb Benjamin F., surveyor lumber, h. 149 Cambridge Cobb Christopher J., 497 Main, bds. 2 Charles River Cobb Cyrus, lawyer (13 Pemberton sq., B.), h. 83 Green Cobb Darius, artist (24 Studio bldg., B.), h. 235 Harvard Cobb Edward C., tinworker, 525 Main, bds. 5 Columbia Cobb Franklin A., salesman, 638 Main, house 19 Sidney Cobb Henry, driver U. R. Co., boards 5 Harvard square Cobb Josiah H., teadealer (1191 Washington, B.), house 17 Prospect
Cobb Tobias, laborer, house 10 Davis
Cobine James (James Cobine & Co.), 133 Main, house at Somerville
Cobine James & Co. (James Cobine), blacksmiths and wheelwrights, 133 Main
Coburn Benjamin V., machinist, boards 73 Fourth
Coburn Calvin, organmaker, house 148 Spring
Coburn Charles, clerk (155 Wash., B.), house 15 Beech Coburn Charles F., organmaker, house 148 Spring
Coburn Geo. A., physician, 13 Sixth, house do.
Coburn Misses, house 70 Green
Coburn Susia A. Mrs., house 71 Spring
Coburn Wendell T., clothing (20 Brattle, B.), house 110 Winsor
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Cochran Archibald, casemaker Mason & Hamlin
Cochran Jeanette Mrs., house 80 Pearl
Cochran John (Govan & Cochran), organ case maker Mason & Hamlin, house 14 State
Cochran Susan M. Miss, teacher Willard primary school, house 42 Magazine
Cochran Thomas, hostler Union car stable, house 7 Reed Cody James, hostler, house Holmes place
Coes Geo. H. (Howard Athenæum, B.), h. 207 Hampshire Coffee Cornelius, laborer, house 34 Cambridge
Coffee Dennis, laborer, house 58 North
Coffee James, boards 58 North
Coffee John, laborer, house 54 North
Coffee Michael, house 58 North
Coffee Timothy, blacksmith, boards 391 Main
Coffey John J., provisions, Franklin, cor. Bay, house do.
Coffin Almond, hostler, boards rear 168 Gore
Coffin Arthur F., at city surveyor's office (Roxbury), bds. W. Smith's, Lake View avenue Coffin Howard, laborer J. P. Squire & Co., h. 8 Squires ct. Coffin Mary, widow, house Lilac court
Coffin David, laborer, house 470 Cambridge
Cofran John W., foreman A. C. Sanborn & Co., 68 Bridge, house at Charlestown
SILKS, CRAPES, and Bonnet TRIMMINGS of all kinds. IF J. B. CROMACK, 26 TEMPLE PLACE, BOSTON.
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Cofran Noah M., foreman Cofran's brick yard, Concord avenue, house 13 Wyeth
COFRAN SAMUEL M., brickmaker, Concord avenue, near Fresh Pond, house 70 do.
Cofran's brickyard boardinghouse, Vassal lane, rear of brickyard
Cogan Dennis, laborer, boards 230 Bridge
Cogan Edmond (Chapman & Cogan), carpenter, 11 Gore, house 230 Bridge
Cogan Ellen, widow of Joseph, house 230 Bridge
Cogan James, laborer, house Harding, near Porter
Cogan Joseph, harnessmaker (79 Sudbury, B.), house 35 Second
Coghlan Patrick, cooper F. A. Kennedy, h. 37 Jefferson Cogswell Edward R., physician, house 330 Broadway Cogswell Eri, teamster, 53 Pearl, boards 2 Lawrence Cogswell Francis, supt. of schools, office City building, Central square, boards 123 Prospect
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