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COACH.
Bowers Jonathan, 65 Pawtucket
Eaton J. B. 24 Dutton, corner Worthen Freeman S. J., Arch Rowell W. A., Arch MINIATURE, & C.
IIowes Samuel P. 112 Merrimac Lawson Thomas B. 9 & 10 Savings Bank block
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SIGN, &C.
Davis E. S. 5 .Jackson
Kittredge A. 22 Middle Penuington William F., Prescott
Paints, Oils and Glass. Coburn C. B. 4 Mechanics' building, Dutton (manufacturer) Fielding J. B. & Co. 99 Central
Paper Maker. Richmond C. B., Lawrence
Paper Hangings.
Farson S. 135 Middlesex
Fielding J. B. & Co. 99 Central
Kittredge Abner, 22 Middle
Kittredge Jeduthan, 24 Prescott
Merrill Joshua, 23 Central
Morey Geo. C. & Co. 75 East Merrimac
Pease Joseph W. 29 Central
UnsworthH., Ilale,n. Thorn like(manuf.)
Passage and Exchange Office.
McNamara O. 88 Gorham Molloy George, 61 Market Sheehan P. 28 Gorham
Patent Agency.
Ladd W. M. 3 Goward's block Scott E. W. 19 Middle
Patent and Enamelled Leather.
Barnard, Bacon & Cutler, Ayer's New City
Williams & Bacon, Ayer's New City
Pattern Makers.
Crane John E. 20 Middle
Scott E. W. 19 Middle
Physicians.
Members of Massachusetts Medical and Middlesex District Medical Societies.
Allen Nathan, 12 Hurd [Centralville Bradley Wm. II., Bradley, n. Bridge, Campbell Patrick P. 21 Market
Dalton J. C., Dutton, corner Lowell
Dickey Hanover, 15 Hurd Gage Daniel P. 43 Merrimac
Graves John W. 16 Hurd
Green John O., Savings Bank block
Holt Daniel, 15 John
Huntington Elisha, 31 Tyler
IIuntoon Jas. W. 9 Central
Hooke H. M., Welles's block Jewett J. P. 22 Kirk [Mills Kidder Moses W., Gorham, opp. Hale's Kimball Gilman, Merrimac, c. Worthen Kittredge F. G. 107 Gorham
Mansfield Geo. 16 Central
Morse L. B. 55 Merrimac, corner John Mowe Daniel, 94 Middle
Moore Ira L. 4 Hurd
Parker Hiram, 17 John
Perham Otis, Hurd, and 25 Lawrence Pillsbury Harlin, 24 Kırk
Sanborn E. K., Merrimac, c. Worthen Savory Chas. A. 62 Paige, corner Kirk Scribner I. W. 51 Fast Merrimac Skelton Benjamin, 50 Tyler Spalding Joel, Savings Bauk building Walker Charles, Central, c. Jackson Wells David, Wellles's block Whipple Calvin, 117 Merrimac ECLECTIC PHYSICIANS.
Bates II. T. 120 Merrimac
Burnham & Bass, Middlesex, c. Cent'l Burnham Z. P., John, corner Lee Jenness L. W. 55 Merrimac, c. John Olcott James S 2' Adams's block Thompson M. E. 268 Merrimac
PHYSICIANS.
Astle Abel, Moore
Atle George, Moore
Boynton Amos R., Welles's block
Chandler L. 62 Central
Coly Peter, 179 Middlesex (Indian)
Gates Jeremiah, 6 Hurd Harmon J. M. 29 Kirk, and 31 Union
Jackson Andrew, Bridge, n. the Bridge
Jackson J. D. 11 Middle
Jackson Wm. E. 13 Andover
Masta J. A. 8 Middle
Morrill Frederick, 12 Middle
Peirce George, 128 Moody
Simpson B. F. 59 Third
Stoue George W. 14 Museum building
Thompson James, 6 Hurd
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Holt Daniel, 15 John
FEMALE PHYSICIANS.
McDowell Hannah P. 1 Willow place Wileman E. C. 188 Central
Wright Mary P. Mrs. 1 Willow place
Periodical Depots.
Clark S. D. 112 Central
McDonald E. S. 78 Central
Williams G. T. 29 Merrimac
Piano Fortes.
Dyar W. H. 41 Central
Hedrick George, 36 Central
Rugg & Griffith, 77 Merrimac
Pictures and Frames. Shorey John, 83 Central
Plane Makers.
Lowell Plane and Tool Co. 84 Broadway Taber Wing H. 19 Market
Plaster Ornaments, and Stucco Workers. Crosby Cabel, South, corner Elm Mack John, 179 Central Prescott Oliver C. 62 South
Plumbers. Wilder & Dana, Jackson, near Central
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Power Loom Harness Manuf. Brown D. C. Warren, near Church Morse W. W., Salem, opposite Adams Stevens A. & S.,Fletcher, c. Western av.
Print Block Maker. Pettengill J., Mechanics' Mills
Printers.
Brown & Morey, 44 Central
Hunt Charles, 48 Central
Huse S. W. 21 Central Judkins J. J. 87 Merrimac
Knapp Chauncey L., Nesmith's block Merrill S. N. 27 Central
C'Neill Mary, 8 Lee (copperplate) Penhallow B. H., Wyman's Exchange
Produce, &c.
Downing Dennis, 15 City .Market Taisey & Clark, Western av. (wholesale) Waite A. L. & Co., Dutton, opposite Mechanics' Mills Washburn Charles, 17 City Market Washburn J. M. 16 City Market Whitney H. 2} Prescott block
Provisions.
Allen Edward, 127 Lowell Blodget Orlendo, 37 Prescott
Brown William, 13 City Market B'ood B. A. & C , Adams, cor. Suffolk Breed Henry K. 52 Church Colburn J. H., Central, corner North Eaton W. 348 Merrimac
Frost Richard, 130 Middlesex Fosdick L. 3 Gorham Gardner C. C. 100 Middlesex
Gray D. S. 203 Central Hardy W. H. & M. D. 196 Merrimac
Harrington J. 241 Gorham Kelley & Barnard, 4 Merrimac Lannen D. 62 Gorham Lovejoy E., Fayette, corner Andover Manahan & Bryant, 255 Merrimac McCoy James, Adams, corner Fletcher McQuade M., Gorham, corner Appleton Owen William N 77 East verrimac Page, Fay & Puffer, 30 Middlesex Perry S. A. 87 East Merrimac Pullen Weston, 22 South Rice II. M. & J. 4 East Merrimac Seavey & Mason, 201 Central Smith HI. & Co. 99 Market Spaulding Alpheus. 42 Central Taisey & Young, 364 Merrimac Trow Thomas C. 139 Ce tral Tuttle George S., 131 Central Whitney II. 25 Prescott block Wilder & Hunt, 96 Market, (wholesale) Wing True, John, near Merrimac
Wood G. P. 195 Midddiesex
Wright A. F. & Co. 3 Thorndike [cott Yeaton R. F. & Co., Merrimac, c. Pres-
Public Houses.
American House, Chas. Going, 84 Cen.
Colony House, A. S. Cook, Middlesex, opposite depot
Farmers' and Mechanics' Hotel, John E. Maynard, 278 Merrimac
Franklin House, Mrs. A. Baron, Moody, corner Tremont [dlesex
Howard Ilouse, Edwin Carter, 211 Mid- Merrimac Ilouse, Henry Emery, Mer- rimac, corner Dutton
Washington House, B. Thurston, Cen- tral, corner Church
Pump Maker. Colby Amos, Howe
Reed and Harness Manufacturers.
Brown Darius C., Warren, n. Church Morse Wm. W. 4 Salem (harness) Stevens A. & S., Fletcher, c. West'nay.
Refreshments, Oysters, &c.
Dow J. jr., Middlesex, c. Thorndike French A. B. 37 Central
Hale C. M., Northern Depot
Ingalls O. W. 148 Merrimac Kennison W. W. 1 Middle Leonard A. W. 130 Merrimac Loverien L. W., Hurd, c. Central Richardsou S. 16 Merrimac
Russ A. J., Wentworth's block
Thompson D 5 Prescott block
Towler Henry, 14 Market
Woodward L., Central, corner Market
Riding School. Davis George E., Cushing
Rope Maker.
Scotchburn T., Central, corner Chapel
Sand. Sperry Charles, Somerset, cor. Queen Sawing and Planing.
Allen O., Middlesex, near depot Brooks A. L. & Co., Mechanics' Mills Howard Horace, Mechanics' Mills Norcross, Saunders & Co., Middlesex Pratt M. C., Waniesit Mills
Scale Makers.
Fairbanks's Scales, (Burbank, Chase & Co., Agents,) 5 Central [er Woods & Nute, Mechanics' Mills, Fletch-
Screw Bolt Manufactory. American Screw Bolt Co. 210 Lawrence Sewing Machines.
Ifunt H. P. Mrs. agt. Grover & Baker's, 18 Museum building
Shoulder Brace Manufactory. Cutter & Walker, 48 Central
Shuttles.
Jaques J. S. 82 Middle
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Silver Ware Manufactories. Bay nes Joseph, 43 Central Sauborn Amos, 25 Central, c. Middle
Slater. Waugh John, Dutton
Soap and Candles.
French A. 352 Middlesex Horn S., Middl-sex, corner School Putnam & Currier, Lenton, n. Charles Soda Manufacturers. Clark George, Pentucket Springs Carleton & Hovey, City Hall
Stables.
Bean Andrew D. r. 51 E. Merrimac Flint Oliver W. 112 Moody Fletcher Charles G. 31 Prescott Hadley John, Worthen, near Lowell Hoyle Samuel, 70 Charles Kiniball D. R., Merrimac, c. Worthen Lamere John, Bridge, near Second Leavitt Daniel G. 32 Prescott Norris G. W., Warren Noyes J. L. rear Washington House Parkhurst E. M., Middlesex, c. Howard Perry J. B., Middlesex, c. Howard Rogers David, 170 Central Scott A., Howard, near Middlesex
Stamp and Stencil Cutters. Glover & Haskell, 13 Middle Grover A., Chelmsford. near Grand Leland Wm. opposite Hale's Mill [dike Parsons, Dewhurst & Gibby, 111 Thorn- Preston John, 185 Gorham Swett Daniel jr. 28 Merrimac Whitmore William, 28 Merrimac
Stonecutters and Dealers.
Clough S. & Co., Western avenue Lowe & Grover, Fletcher (qua ries) Runals & Co., Middlesex, c. Thorndike Sperry Charles, Somerset, c. rner Queen
Stoves, Grates, Tin Ware, & c. Bangs Brothers, 105 Central Bean W. P. 49 Prescott Beck S. 265 & 267 Merrimac Brennan James, 39 Market [Shattuck Cushing & Mack, 123 & 125 Market, c. Farrington D. W. C. 1 & 2 Prescott Foote J. L. & Co., Merrimac, c. Hanover Mead Matthias, 118 Central Nichols Jacob, Dutton. corner Lowell Puffer James F. 13 Market Treadwell J. C. 133 Central Whittier Charles P. 37 E. Merrimac
Wier N. J. & Co. 198 Merrimac
Wilder J & Co., Dutton, c. Fletcher
Tanners. Barnard, Bacon & Cutler, Ayer's New City Williams & Bacon, Ayer's . ew City
Tea and Coffee Store. Cummings G. W. 6 John
Tailoresses. Abbott Fanny Mrs. 6 Branch Barnes Emily R. 40 Central Tower M. 48 Charles Woods E. C. 43 Merrimac
Tailors and Drapers.
Bennett W'm. S. 11 Central Burbank, Chase & Co. 5 Central Dean D. II. 67 Central Evans Josiah F., Middlesex, corner Thorndike
Kalery Michael, 64 Central Kalery Thomas, 66 Central Lancaster & Totman, 104 Central
Leslie Lucius, 220 Meriimac Mckvoy Hugh, 53 Central Murphy John, 47 Market O'Brien Daniel, 57 Market Quinn John, 65 Central Warren B 1 Appleton Biock, Central Wyman Henry, 74 Central
Teachers. Nelson Edwin, Nesmith's block
DRAWING. Green Sarah A., Wentworth's block Hollis L. E. 24 Central
MUSIC.
Foote W. S. 277 Merrimas
French E. 2 Baldwin ct.
Gilpatrick M. G. 65 Bartlett
Harrison James 27 Kirk
Hutchinson Reuben, 432 Merrimac
Metcalf I. N. 23 Central
Morrison Frank, 30 Appleton Corp. Wheeler Il. Mrs. 15 Hurd Willey George F., Gates, Lear Westford WRITING. Farnsworth Chas. II , Nesmith's block YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY. Rogers D. S. Miss, Nesmith's building DANCING. Ganzon V. 35 Central
Tin Ware Manufacturers.
Whitten W. T , High, corner Andover Wilder & Dana. Jackson, near Central
Telegraph Office. Vermont & Borton Line, 144 Merrimac, Charles C. Northrup, Agent
Ticket Agents.
Bradley IIoratio, 182 Merrimac Lewis C. K. 182 Meirimac
Tool Manufacturer. Bachelder A. G. 92 Howard
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Tripe Dealers. Adams Smith, Walker, near Middlesex Trunks, Umbrellas, &c. Allen Otis L. 114 Merrimac Molloy George, 61 Market Stone S. 120 Central Tapley David, 264 Merrimac
Umbrellas.
Rugg & Griffith. 77 Merrimac Shepard A. P. 39 Central
Variety Store.
Allen Otis L. 114 Merrimac
Arlin A. W. Mrs. 5 East Merrimac
Bedlow Artemas, Gorham, c. Charles Brooks D. B. 49 East Merrimac Brown Alice, 97 Central Clark J. 103 Merrimac Cook A. 166 Suffolk Curtis T. H 248 Merrimac Daisey A. 9 Tilden Fay Roxana, 12 Tilden Filmore John W. 13 East Merrimac Fisher M. Mrs. 219 Middlesex Frost Abigail, 362 Merrimac Gilson Susan, 58 Middlesex Hanrahan John, 85 East Merrimac Heath William, 113 Middlesex Hill Calvin B. 95 Centrai Johnson E. 238 Merrimac Lamere A. 7 Merrimac
Living-ton James II. 105 E. Merrimac Martin George L. 11 Merrimac McCann Robert, 101 Market McGovern F. 1 East Merrimac McQeusten B., 3 Merrimac Morrill HI. A. 93 Central Ogilvie N. J. 8 Tilden Parker R. A. 181 Gorham Pollock J. 32 Paige Priest H. W., Tilden
Rice Moses, 19 Merrimac Falls II. M. 157 Middlesex Twombly William, 14 Tilden Varnum Emma 0. 177 Central Wentworth M. E. 262 Merrimac Wiley L. W. 60 Middlesex Wing J. T. Miss, 3 John Wilson John, 212 Merrimac Wilson Joseph A. 170 Suffolk Wood Lydia, 204 Merrimac
Veterinary Surgeons.
Cogswell Charles, Main, n. Leather Marshall Joseph, Middlesex, c. Walker Wood Robert, 18 Alder
Wadding and Batting Manuf. Richmond A. J. & Co. 18 Appleton bl'k
Watch Maker. Johnson Jona. 134 Merrimac Rowe Charles H. 153 Central
West India Goods. ( See Grocers.) Window Shade Manufacturer. Hard C. F. N. 25 Pr. scott
Wireworker.
Hildreth H. A. 10 Central
Wood.
Colby A. W., Fayette
Penniman D. 75 Salem
Streeter H., Thorndike, c. Middlesex Tapley J., School, n. Norcross' Mills
Wooden Screws. Aldrich M. at O. Allen's Mills
Wood Turning. White Edwin, Mechanics' Mills
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION SECOND MONDAY IN DECEMBER.
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CITY GOVERNMENT ORGANIZED FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY.
CITY GOVERNMENT, --- 1857.
MAYOR-STEPHEN MANSUR. Salary, $1,200.
ALDERMEN.
Andrew T. Nute,
John C. Woodward,
Samuel W. Stickney,
Jonathan Smothers,
John B. Tuttle,
Francis H. Nourse,
Jonathan Johnson,
[ John Nesmith.
COMMON COUNCIL.
FREDERIC HOLTON, President.
WARD 1 .- Abiel Pevey, Stephen T. Stanley, Charles A. Welch, Geo. F. Scribner.
WARD 2 .- William G. Morse, William D. Vinall, Temple Tebbetts, James M. Howe.
WARD 3 .- Benjamin C. Sargeant, David Rogers, Henry H. Carroll, Nathan Allen.
WARD 4 .- Caleb Crosby, John F. Howe, John C. Jepson, Alanson Nichols.
WARD 5 .- Frederic Holton, William H. Wiggin, William Goodale, Charles Hubbard.
WARD 6 .- Erastus Boyden, Jonathan Kimball, Robert J. Garrett, William Nichols.
City Clerk .- William Lamson, jr. Salary, $1,100. Chosen in Cou- vention of the City Council, on the first Monday in January.
Clerk of Common Council .- Henry A. Lord. Salary, $200. Chosen on the first Monday in January.
Messenger .- Benjamin G. Mooney. Salary, $650. Appointed on the first Monday of January, by Mayor and Aldermen.
OFFICERS.
Treasurer and Collector .- Isaac C. Eastman. Salary, $1,100. Trea- surer chosen in Convention of the City Council, in January. Col- lector chosen by concurrent vote, or appointed by Resolution, in January or February.
Auditor of Accounts .- Henry A. Lord. Salary, $500, and as clerk of the Assessors, $100. Chosen by concurrent vote, in January.
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Assessors .- Hazen Elliott, Joel Powers, Ephraim B. Patch. Salary-
Chairman, $700; other two, $550 each. Chosen by concurrent vote, in January.
Solicitor .- Robert B. Caverly. Salary, $200. Chosen by concurrent vote, in January.
City Physician and Superintendent of Burials .- Luther B. Morse. Salary, $500. Chosen by concurrent vote, in January.
Registrar .- Thomas Ordway. Salary,-Fees allowed by law, but not to exceed $500. Chosen by concurrent vote, in January.
Surveyors of Highways .- Stephen Mansur, John C. Woodward, An- drew T. Nute. Chosen by concurrent vote, in January.
Superintendent of Streets .- William M. Smith. Salary, $900. Chosen by concurrent vote, in January.
Superintendent of City Scales .- Jeroboam Howe. Salary, 60 per cent. of Fees received by him. Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen, in January or February.
Sealer of Weights and Measures .- Abijah Cutter. Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen, in January or February.
City Marshal .- Eben H. Rand. Salary, $1,400. Chosen by concur- rent vote, in January.
Deputy Marshal .- Appointed by Marshal, and approved by Mayor and Aldermen.
Agent for sale of liquors .- Selwin Bancroft. Salary, $900. Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen, in May.
Constables .- Eben H. Rand, Thomas W. Pressey, Daniel G. Green- leaf, Samuel Meserve, Benjamin G. Mooney, James Hopkins.
Police Officers .- Harrison H. Fuller, Alden B. Severy, Henry Wilkins,
Baruch C. Floyd, Thomas Jefferson, Enoch R. Blair, Simeon Had- ley, Lyman Freeman, Joseph Ingalls, Warren D. Foss, Andrew J. McKoy, Augustus B. Foss, Stephen Weymouth, William H. Allen, Neal Cotton, Theophilus C. Blaisdell, Peter O. Dresser, Levi Brown, Jonathan W. Lovejoy, Harvey S. Woodward, David P. Goodhue, William L. Clark, Isaac Kimball, Alfred P. Gilbert.
Supernumeraries .- Daniel Harrington, H. Wendell, James M. Palmer, Isaiah W. Pelsue.
Compensation, $2 per day for those employed in the Police Office ; $1.50 per day for others. Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen.
Police Officers not paid by the City .- Clark B. Caswell, Jonathan
Gould, George E. Gould, Eben Meserve, William Lamson, Isaiah Morse, Horatio N. Merrill, Elias F. Ripley, Alfred Vickery, William Chenery, Joel Powers, Oliver Moulton, Albigence W. Fisher, Ells- worth Frye, William Charters, Samuel H. Philbrick.
Watchmen -All the City Police. Appointed by the Mayor and Al- dermen, in January.
City Engineer .- Cyrus Latham. Salary, $900. Chosen by concurrent vote, in January.
Health Commissioner .- Eben H. Rand.
Truant Commissioners .- Eben H. Rand, Jesse Huse, Alden B. Severy. Tythingmen .- The Marshal and all the City Police. Ten or more chosen by concurrent vote, commencing in the Board of Aldermen, in January or February.
Surveyors of Lumber .- Abner Frost, Lorenzo G. Howe, Aaron R. Grant, Shadrach R. Brackett, Joshua M. Hadley, Luther Smith, James M. Howe. Four or more chosen by concurrent vote, com- mencing in the Board of Aldermen.
Measurers of Wood and Bark .- Abner Frost, J. M. Hadley, Artemas Ilolden, Luther Smith, Hazen Elliott, Jos. Hovey, M. Parkhurst. Surveyors of Plastering and Painting .- Hazen Elliott, Samuel K.
Hutchinson, J. M. Hadley, Stephen Carlton, Samuel J. Tuttle.
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Measurer of Upper Leather .- Willard Brown. Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen, in April.
Superintendent of Street Lamps .- Samuel K. Pickering. Salary, $900. Chosen by concurrent vote, in January.
Inspector of Bale or Bundle Hay .- Jeroboam Howe. Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen.
Weigher of Hay and other Articles .- Horatio Fletcher.
Fence Viewers .- Jeroboam Howe, Isaac Page, Joseph Hovey. Chosen by concurrent vote, commencing in the Board of Aldermen, in January.
Field Drivers .- Samuel K. Pickering, Calvin T. Chamberlin, James Clough, Bickford Lang, Nathan T. Keyes, Joseph Griffin, Zadoc Rogers, Phanuel Flanders. Chosen by concurrent vote, commenc- ing in Board of Aldermen, in January.
Pound Keeper .- Reuben Butterfield. Chosen by concurrent vote, commencing in Board of Aldermen, in January.
Undertakers of Funerals .- Calvin T. Chamberlin, Ansel P. Lesure, Mi- chael Roach, Terrance Hanover. Appointed by Mayor and Al- dermen.
Crier .- George Teel. Licersed by Mayor and Aldermen.
Overseers of the Poor .- The Mayor, Aldermen Nourse and Smothers ; Messrs. Welch, Vinall, Rogers, Jepson, Goodale and Garrett.
The regular meetings are held at the Almshouse, on the first day of each month. If the first day be Sunday, the meeting is on the Sat- urday preceding.
Secretary of the Board .- Francis H. Nourse.
WARD OFFICERS, 1857.
WARD 1 .- Charles Wilkins, Warden. William P. Davis, Lewis L. Perrin, William H. Witherill, Inspectors. Stephen P. Sargeant, Clerk.
WARD 2 .- Jonathan G. Lawrence, Warden. Andrew Blood, David Nichols, Benjamin F. Simpson, Inspectors. Daniel P. Gage, Clerk. WARD 3-William L. North, Warden. George Hobson, William H. Clemence, Isaac A. Fletcher, Inspectors. Augustus A. Putnam, Clerk.
WARD 4 .- John A. Buttrick, Warden. Charles L. Hildreth, Martin W. Ford, Edwin T. Wilson, Inspectors. Daniel W. Horn, Clerk. WARD 5 .- Jeremiah Clark, Warden. William H. Lamson, William A. Hodge, Stephen L. Young, Inspectors. George W. Shattuck, Clerk.
WARD 6 .- Alpha B. Farr, Warden. Samuel J. Varney, Albion J. Dudley, George C. Morey, Inspectors. John A. Goodwin, Clerk.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
The Mayor and President of the Common Council, ex-officiis, and the following gentlemen, chosen in the Wards, at the meeting on the second Monday in December.
FOR TWO YEARS.
Ward.
Ward.
1. Andrew Moody,
2. Zebulon P. Burnham,
5. Artemas L. Brooks,
6. Luther J. Fletcher.
FOR ONE YEAR.
Ward.
1. Oldin Nichols,
4. Augustus Woodbury,
2. George W. Bean,
3. Charles Cowley,
4. Walter Burnham,
3. William North,
Ward.
5. Levi E. Lincoln,
6. Samuel C. Pratt.
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The regular meetings of the School Committee are held at the Com- mittee Room. on the last day of each month, at 2 o'clock, P. M. If the last day of the month come on Sunday, the mecting is held on the preceding Saturday.
CITY SCHOOL LIBRARY. - DIRECTORS.
The Mayor and President of the Common Council, ex-officiis, and the following persons, chosen by concurrent vote :
Ward. Ward.
1. Andrew Moody,
2. Amos Rugg,
3. John F. Kimball,
4. Wm. E. Livingston,
5. Charles Morrill,
6. James S. Russell.
Librarian-J. J. Judkins, Salary, $650. Chosen by concurrent vote, in January.
SCHOOLS.
HIGH SCHOOL. ( Between Anne and Kirk Streets).
C. C. Chase, Principal.
Lloyd W. Hixon, Sub-Principal.
J. S. Russel!, Teacher of Mathematics.
J. J. Colton, Teacher of Natural Sciences.
C. H. Farnsworth, Teacher of Bookkeeping and Penmanship.
Elizabeth T. Wright and Caroline A. Raymond, Assistants.
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS. EDSON. South street.
Perley Balch, Principal.
J. C. Ward, E. J. Eaton, F. S. Manahan, M. F. Carleton, Susie A. Fuller, Mary F. Dana, F. M. Hemenway, Assistants.
BARTLETT. Clark street.
S. Bement, Principal.
H. M. Cooper, M. E. Pike, H. E. Woodward, C. E. Holt, S. A. Wetherbee, S. S. Bridge, S. P. Wetherbee, Assistants.
FRANKLIN. Middlesex street.
A. B. Heywood, Principal.
E. J. Butterfield, E W. Clement, E. A. Taylor, Assistants.
MANN. Lewis street.
S. A. Chase, Principal.
E. A. D. Tapley, M. A. Tapley, L. F. Howe, Assistants.
MOODY. East Merrimac street.
Joseph Peabody, Principal.
D. M. Huntoon, E. A. Battles, C. A. Vinal, Assistants.
GREEN. Middlesex street.
Charles Morrill, Principal. N. J. Abrams, M. E. Wight, E. S. Toppan, Assistants.
COLBURN. Lawrence street.
A. Walker, jr., Principal.
C. A. Wood, F. O. Dodge, L. E. True, Assistants.
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VARNUM. Chestnut strect.
D. P. Galloup, Principal.
Alcey Stevens, Assistant.
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS.
No. 1. Lewis street. M. E. Pearson, Principal. S. E. Woodward, Assistant.
No. 2. East Merrimac street. Lucy M. Vaile, Principal. S. E. Bailey, Assistant.
No. 3. Middle street. A. L. Ellis, Principal. L. F. Carleton, As- sistant.
No. 4. Middlesex street. R. N. Blanchard, Principal. Mary Hewes, Assistant.
No. 5. Fourth street. Harriet Bradley, Principal. S. A. Bradley. Assistant.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
No. Location.
Teachers.
No. 1. Middle street,
Antoinette Wight.
No. 2. School street,
Lucy Anne Hill.
No. 3. Paige street,
Lucy A. Farrington.
No. 4.
Centre street,
Emily G. Woodward.
No. 5. Hamilton Corporation,
Elizabeth A. Stearns.
No. 6. Hamilton Corporation,
Mary A. Dennis.
No. 7.
Chapel street,
Harriet W. Moore.
No. 8.
Mechanic street,
Melinda Bird.
No. 9.
Church street,
Martha S. Williams.
No. 12.
'Tilden street,
Eliza Merriam.
No. 13.
Carter street,
Susan E. Colby.
No. 14. Andover street,
Adaline Rea.
No. 15. Adams street,
Clara A. Manahan.
No. 16. Cabot street,
Mary S. Watkins.
No. 17.
Middlesex street,
Abby A. Stevens.
No. 18.
Central street,
Abby M. Sanford.
No. 19.
Charles street,
Laura J. Pindar.
No. 20. No. 21.
Chapel street,
Sarah L. Gates.
No. 22.
Adams street,
Delia L. Pomeroy.
No. 23.
Tilden street,
Eliza T. Braley.
No. 24.
Howard street,
H. A. Bridge.
No. 25. No. 26. Salem street,
Susan W. Beard.
No. 27.
Church street,
Charlotte S. Kaimes.
No. 28.
Grand street,
Emily M. Warren.
No. 29. Middle street,
Harriet R. Spalding.
No. 30.
Mill street,
Martha M. Cox.
No 31.
Powell street,
Abby D. Gates.
No. 32. Adams street,
Ellen S. Coughlan.
No. 33. Lawrence street,
Maria Osgood.
No. 34.
Middlesex street,
Mary H. Farmer. Aurelia L. Howe.
No. 36. Moody street,
Mary A. Beard.
No. 37. Fayette street,
Eliz. M. Straw.
No. 38. Cabot street,
Harriet J. Ward.
No. 39. Charles street,
E. A. Calef.
No. 40. Rock street,
Sarah P. Peaslee.
No. 10. Race street,
Martha A. Neale.
No. 11. Cross street,
Ann M. Murphy.
Charter street,
E. L. Snell.
Chestnut street,
R. Francina Priest.
No. 35. East Merrimac street,
240
LOWELL DIRECTORY.
No. Location.
Teachers.
No. 41. Fayette street,
M. R. Kittredge.
No. 42. Lawrence street,
Eliza A. Noyes.
No. 43. Cross street,
Ann M. Cummiskey.
No. 44.
Cross street,
Bridget Finnegan.
No. 45. Cross street,
Celia A. Brewster.
No. 46.
Rock street,
Josephine Soule.
.No. 47. Chestnut street,
Miranda W. Bradley.
No. 48. Tremont street,
Abby J. Hill.
No. 49. Fourth street,
Mary E. Ordway.
NUMBER OF SCHOLARS.
The whole number of scholars entered on the time-book since Jan. 1, 1856, is as follows : Primary Schools, 4,929 : Intermediate Schools, 857 ; Grammar Schools, 3,122 ; High School, 426. Total, 9,334.
SALARIES OF TEACHERS.
High School .- Principal, $1,300. Sub-Principal, $1,200. Two Male Assistants, $1,000 each. Two Female Assistants, $375 each. Teacher of Penmanship and Bookkeeping, $1,000. Teacher of Music, $80.
Grammar Schools .- Principal, $1000. Female Assistant, Ist year, $200; 2d year, $225; 3d year, $250; 4th year, $275. Two Writing Masters, $700 each. Teacher of Music, with pianos, $800.
Intermediate Schools .- Principal, $350. Assistant, Ist year, $200 ; 2d year, $225 ; 3d year, $250 ; 4th year, $275.
Primary Schools .- Teacher, 1st year, $225 ; 2d year, $250; 3d year, $275; 4th year, $300.
SCHOOL HOURS.
From Ist November to 1st February, 9 A.M. to 12 M .- 13 to 44 P.M. From 1st February to Ist November, 9 A. M. to 12 M .- 2 to 5 P.M.
VACATIONS.
From last Saturday in July to first Monday in September ; Christmas week (from December 25 to January 1st, inclusive ;) and two weeks from the Saturday next preceding the first Monday in April.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Appointed by the Mayor and Aldermen, on the first Wednesday in April.
Chief Engineers .- Weare Clifford. Salary, $300.
Assistant Engineers .- James Watson, Josiah G. Peabody, George W. Weymouth, William II. Lamson, Ashael D. Puffer, Abijah Cut- ter, Joseph Tilton. Compensation $36 each, and $12 extra to the clerk.
Clerk of the Board .- James Watson.
ENGINES AND LOCATIONS.
EXCELSIOR, No. 1. Foreman, George Hobson. Assistant Foreman. Orin Day. Clerk, W. H. Hobson.
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