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Mast and Spar Makers. Lunt Edward W., 63 Water
Merchant Tailors. (See Tailors.)
Merchants.
Bayley R. & Son, 57 and 59 Water BOARDMAN I. H., 9 City wharf Cushing J. N., Cushing's wharf
Cushing W., Cushing's wharf
Graves William, 8 Ferry wharf Hale D. & I., 14 City wharf Huse R. C. & Co., 129 Water Lunt Charles, 9 Central
Lunt Micajah, 9 Ferry wharf Sumner, Swasey & Currier, 45 Water Thurlow George D., Cushing's wharf
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Millinery and Millinery Goods.
Appleton A. J., 2 Charter
Batchelder Louise T., 43 State
De Jean E. Mrs., 69 State
Levy & Co., 30 State
Moody S. Miss, 74 State Pritchard L. E., 71 State
RICHARDSON S. MRS., 73 State (see adv. dept., p. 49)
Sanderson Mary A., 157} Merrimack
Smith & Knapp, 64 State
Wilkinson Mary & Co., 34 State
Nautical Instruments.
KUHL & COSTELHUN, Market square, corner State (see adv. dept., p. 49)
Newspapers. (See Miscellaneous Department.)
Newspapers and Periodicals.
Fowle S. H., 11 State
Haynes A. J., 55 State
Manning E. A., Merrimack
McCusker John, 33 Merrimack
Woodman Henry A., 26 Washington
Notaries Public.
BOARDMAN I. H., 9 City wharf
Brown John T., 39 State Pierce Nathaniel, 19 State
Porter John, 13 Federal
Rand E. W., 19 State
Organs. (See also Piano Fortes and Organs.)
Carter B. F., 33 State Cheney James W., 41 State
Packet Agents.
Sumner, Swasey & Currier, 45 Water
Painters (Carriage, House, Ship, and Sign). Allen C. H., 74 Water BLAKE & NOYES, 48 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 45) Burrill John, 40 Merrimack
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Butman J. T., Merrimack, Patch's wharf
Chase W. P., 18 Liberty
Creasey J. B., 3 Water
Cutter Charles J., 44 and 46 Merrimack
Cutter E. P., 3 Mechanics court
Davis Green, 10 Green
Hale Oliver, 315 High
Hamilton Thomas A., 4 Green
Wood A. D. (house and sign), rear 15 Pleasant
Paints, Oils, and Glass. BLAKE & NOYES, 48 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 45) Burrill John, 40 Merrimack
Creasey Joseph B., 3 Water
Painting and Engraving. Thurlo F., 46 Pleasant
Paper Box Manufacturer. Crofoot H. T., over 57 State
Paper Hangers.
BLAKE & NOYES, 48 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 45) . Creasey J. B., 3 Water
Cutter E. P., 3 Mechanics court
Hamilton T. A., 4 Green
McKnight James, 1 Federal
Wood A. D., rear 13 Pleasant
Paper Hangings.
Hamilton T. A., 4 Green Moulton & Currier, 57 State
Paper Stock. STANLEY J. C., 43 Water (see adv. dept., p. 49)
Photographers.
Chase E. B., 4 Pleasant Macintosh H. P., 33 State Mason Philip C., 28 Market square MEINERTH CARL, upper corner State & Pleasant (see adv. dept., p. 44) Swasey H. M., 39 State
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Physicians.
Cole John T., 164 High Cross E., 8 Washington
Cummings E. P. (homeopathic and surgeon), 38 Washing- ton
Dickins Job T. (eclectic), 8 Pleasant
Foss David (homeopathic), 5 Spring
Gale S. M. (homeopathic), 99 State
Howe Francis A., 238 High
Ingalls L. A., 9 Temple Mason Frank L., 6 State
Montgomery George, Merrimack House
Pender Robert, 39 Temple
Perkins H. C., 18 Essex
Rideout John A. (analytical), 19 Monroe
Snow George W., 19 Essex
Spofford R. S., 37 Fair
Tilton James A., 2 Orange
Piano Fortes and Organs.
Carter B. F., 33 State
Cheney James W., 14 State Noyes George, 54 State
Piano Forte Tuner.
Reed D. T., 39 State
Picture Frames.
Brown Andrew, 258 Merrimack Clark George W., 35 State Thurlow F., 46 Pleasant
Pilots.
Chase Jacob B., 21 Purchase Colby William T., 134 Water Gerrish Mayo, 132 Water Lunt Joseph, 81 Water Lunt Benjamin, 12 Harrison Lunt William J., 146 Water Pettingell Andrew H., 31 Prospect
Stevens Michael, 7 Franklin Thurlow Edward, 27 Federal
Planing Mills. (See Sawing, Planing, and Turning Mills.) -
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Printers, Book and Job.
Hunt Albert E., 17 Water Huse William H. & Co., 42 State
Produce.
Adams Washington, 2 Merrimack
Clement I. C., 4 Market square
Colman William T., 3 City market
Mooney A. W. & Co., 27 Water
RICHARDSON BROTHERS, 108 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 51)
Provisions.
Adams C. E. & Co., 4 City market
Adams D. J. & Son, 9 Liberty
Adams John Q., 5 Liberty
Akerman Joseph, 103 Merrimack
Akerman Oliver M., 123 Merrimack
Carter W. H., 214 Merrimack
Colman W. T., 3 City market
Cusick W. C., 85 Water Davis James, 54 Lime
Green George W., 75 Water
Henry Patrick, 26 and 28 Merrimack
Hunt George W., 156 High
Knight J. L. & Son, 36 Market square
Marshall H. N., 20 Fair
Plumer & Newman, 15 Pleasant
RICHARDSON BROTHERS, 108 and 110 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 51) Titcomb S., 6 City market
Pumps.
Pike George A., 14 Fair Sargent C. R. (iron and force pumps), 43 and 47 Merri- mack
Pump and Block Makers.
Pike George A., 14 Fair Stockman H. & Son, 5 City wharf Todd & Brown, 87 Water
Restaurants. Cheney Charles H., 4 Middle Danforth J. I., 33 Washington Dyer & Son, 24 Middle
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GOULD JOHN H., 35 Market square (see adv. dept., p. 47) HARROWER ROBERT MRS., 1 and 3 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 52) Romily P., 1 Water
Riggers.
Pritchard J. B. & Co., Brown's wharf
Roll Coverers. CROCKETT W. E., 17 Water (see adv. dept., p. 46)
Roofer. MITCHELL THOMAS A. S., 75 Water (see adv. dept., p. 50)
Sail Makers.
Currier C. O., Cushing's wharf
Davis W. A., 4 Ferry wharf
Goodwin E. P., Commercial wharf
Sawing and Planing Mills.
Bailey John & Son, 8 & 10 Green Kimball Edward, Planing Mill wharf
Pearson Alonzo, 211 Merrimack
Sculptor and Monumental Works. French D. M., 44 Pleasant
Seamen's Outfits.
Griffith R. S., 2 Water Lunt Henry & Co., 6 Water Smith Foster W., 18 Water
Sewing Machines.
Coffin F. E., 6 Strong Johnson S. H., 13 Pleasant Tappan Joseph & Co., 20 Market square
Ship Builders.
Colby & Lunt, foot Ashland Currier C. H. & Co., Merrimack Currier John J., 12 Merrimack court Mansom Eben, rear 232 Merrimack
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Ship Chandlery.
Boardman W. B., 14 Market square Coker Stephen, 36 Water Woodell D. T., 11 Market square
Ship Joiners.
Bruce F. D., 211 Merrimack
Evans W. O. & Co., 248 Merrimack
Sampson W. G., 5 California
Ship Smiths.
Adams J. C., rear 2 Merrimack court
Kenniston J. & J. R., 4 Union place
Moody Nathan C., 40 Water
Pettigrew C. D., 288 Merrimack
Ship Stores. (See also Grocers.)
Clement I. C., 4 Market square
Shoe Findings. Lord Brothers, 17 Market square
Silver Smiths.
Moulton Joseph, 41 State Towle & Jones, 11 Middle
Silver and Silver Plated Ware.
Foster N. & T., 26 State Moulton Joseph, 41 State Towle & Jones, 11 Middle
Slater. MITCHELL THOMAS A. S., 75 Water (see adv. dept., p. 50)
Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
Jaques B. H., 20 Liberty Jaques J. N., 144 Merrimack Stanwood A. & Co., 19 Liberty
Spar Maker. Lunt E. W., 63 Water
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Spike Manufacturer. DE ROCHEMONT C. H., 210} Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 47)
Stables.
Boardman Greenleaf, rear 146 Merrimack
Hamblet Daniel, rear American House
Little Moses S., Merrimack House
Lucy George, 7 Essex
Ordway Charles H., 292 High
Remick J. E., 7 Temple
Sargent H. P., 101} Merrimack
Stair Builders.
EVANS & LAMPREY, 36} Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 51) MORSE NATHANIEL, 64 Marlboro' (see adv. dept., p. 44)
Steam Fittings. Pearson W. Everett, 15 Water
Steam Engine Manufacturer. Pearson W. Everett, 15 Water
Steam Pump Manufacturer. Fulton Hydraulic Works, near B. & M. R. R.
Steamship Agent. COFFIN WM. S. (agent Salem and New York Steam- ship Line), 83 Water
Stevedore.
Porter W. jr., 5 Centre
Stone Cutters. Davis & Littlefield, 73 Merrimack and Pearson's wharf
Stoves, Furnaces, and Tin Ware. Chamberlain J., 13 Liberty Davis A. H., 104 Merrimack Dodge Samuel, 71 1-2 State
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Frost J. D., 8 Middle Jackman George L., 37 Pleasant Sumner John, 88 State Wells Wallace D., 42 Merrimack Young Daniel, 8 Merrimack
Tailors.
Ballou C. N., 15 Market square, corner Liberty
Dennett H. N., 27 Market square Dunn James, 42 State and 10 Water
Hart J. S., 113 Merrimack
Peirce E., 10 State
Teachers of Music.
Bass Jane W., 17 Pond
Britcher Thomas, 17 Pond
Brookings D. L., 1 Marlboro'
Cheney James W., 14 State
Coffin Sarah E., 102 High Davis Abbie L., 35 Green
Dole Harriet N., 9 State
Goodwin M. H., 32 Federal Hale Kate T., 44 Lime
Randall Moses D., 13 Elm Williams A. L., 2 Eagle
Teamsters.
Dockam Charles A. G., 101 Merrimack Jaques D. B., 2 Winter
Leighton A. J. (job wagon), 15 Unicorn
Littlefield Solomon, 170 Merrimack Lunt B., jr., 57 Middle
Porter William, jr., 5 Center
Rundlett S. H., 16 Fair
Telegraph Offices.
International, 7 Pleasant WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, John T. Brown, manager, 39 State
Ticket Agent.
BROWN J. T., sells tickets at the Western Union Tele- graph Office, 39 State street, for New York, Philadel- phia, Washington, Chicago, San Francisco, and all the principal points by all routes.
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Tobacconist. ROSS L. D., 7 Lunt (see adv. dept., p. 48)
Toys. (See also Fancy Goods).
Gorwaiz John, 11 Pleasant
Hale L. C., 27 State
Haynes J., 55 State
Johnson H. G., jr., 22 State
Trunks and Valises.
Ballou Charles N., 15 Market square
Lord Brothers, 17 Market square
Welch Richard, 26 Market square
Tug Boats.
Robinson William C., captain, office 4 Market square
Umbrellas.
Ballou Charles N., 15 Market square
Welch Richard, 26 Market square
Undertakers.
Copp Charles, 44 Merrimack
Donnell George E., 25 Prospect
Safford S. H. & Co., 13 Middle
Upholsterers.
Copp Charles, 44 Merrimack
Lord Brothers, 17 Market square Newmarch Sarah, 35 Boardman
Variety Stores.
Blodgett Jessie G., 11 Water Brown Charles F. S., 119 Water Fegan James L., 240 Merrimack Haynes A. J., 55 State
Henderson Joseph, agent, 93 Merrimack McCusker John, 33 Merrimack
Mckay William, 46 Water Morton Reginald, 4 Merrimack
O'Grady Daniel, 4 Water Shaw Mary T., 42 Lime Tappan Joseph & Co., 20 Market square
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Vinegar. Smith Charles (pure cider), 61 Lime
Washing Fluid. Fogg Charles R., 50 Washington
Watch Makers. (See also Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry).
Carter John H. & Co., 11 Merrimack
Drown Charles L., 36 Merrimack
KUHL & COSTELHUN, corner State and Market sq. (see adv. dept., p. 49) Moulton Joseph, 41 State
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. (See also Silversmiths.)
Foster N. & T., 26 State KUHL & COSTELHUN, corner State and Market sq. (see adv. dept., p. 49) Moulton Joseph, 41 State
Towle & Jones, 11 Middle
Wheelwrights. (See also Carriage Manufacturers.)
Dorman Jesse, 40 Franklin
Haynes H., 11 Inn
Sargent T., rear 11 Liberty
Syms Edward, 8 Mechanics court
Ward G. W., 15 Liberty
Wines (Native).
Smith Charles, 61 Lime
Wines and Liquors. HARROWER ROBERT MRS., 1 and 3 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 52) McKnight James, 24 Merrimack Pentland Charles J., 28 Water Perley R. M., 75 Merrimack
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
CONCORD CITY GOVERNMENT.
ยท Mayor, JOHN KIMBALL.
Aldermen, Ward 1, John S. Brown. Ward 2, George H. Curtis. Ward 3, Alfred C. Abbott. Ward 4, Joseph B. Walker. Ward 5, Stillman Humphrey. Ward 6, Enoch L. Childs. Ward 7, Andrew S. Smith.
Common Councilmen, Joel C. Danforth, President; Lew- is L. Mower, Clerk. Ward 1, Daniel G. Holmes, John C. Linehan. Ward 2, William A. Bean, Solomon C. Saun - ders. Ward 3, Charles H. Farnum, Daniel C. Tenney. Ward 4, Daniel E. Howard, Charles H. Critchett. Ward 5, Joel C. Danforth, Cyrus N. Corning. Ward 6, John L. T. Brown, Moses B. Smith. Ward 7, George W. Ches- ley, James B. Fellows.
City Clerk, Charles F. Stewart.
Overseer of the Poor for Wards 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, C. F. Stewart.
City Treasurer, - -.
City Solicitor, Charles P. Sanborn.
Collector of Taxes, - -.
Assessors, John A. Holmes, Moses H. Farnum, Curtis White, John Abbott, James Sanborn, William S. Curtis, Samuel E. Clifford.
Superintendent of Repairs of Highways and Bridges,
Health Officers, City Marshal Connells, City Physician Conn, Alderman Childs.
Superintending School Committee, Isaac N. Abbott. City Marshal, John Connell.
Assistant City Marshal, John Chadwick.
Night Watch, J. E. Rand, C. H. Jones.
City Messenger and Lamplighter, Richard P. Sanborn. City Physician, G. P. Conn.
Assistant City Physician, C. C. Topliff.
Liquor Agent, T. F. Brown, jr.
Chief Engineer of Fire Department, John M. Hill.
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MANCHESTER CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, HON. PERSON C. CHENEY.
City Clerk, Joseph E. Bennett. President of Common Council, Edwin Kennedy. Clerk of Common Council, Thomas W. Lane. Messenger, William Stevens.
Treasurer, H. R. Chamberlin.
Aldermen, Ward 1, George W. Thayer. Ward 2, Henry Lewis. Ward 3, Nehemiah S. Bean. Ward 4, Horace Pettee. Ward 5, Lawrence Foley. Ward 6, Ephraim S. Harvey. Ward 7, William N. Chamberlin. Ward 8, Al- bert A. Woodward.
Members of Common Council, Ward 1, Israel W. Dickey, Oscar M. Titus, Levi L. Aldrich. Ward 2, Dana D. Towne, John C. Smith, Leonard Shelters. Ward 3, Hen- ry C. Reynolds, Charles A. Smith, John L. Kelley. Ward 4, Charles R. Colley, Jason Weston, Joseph L. Smith. Ward 5, John L. Kennedy, Austin O'Malley, Patrick Har- rington. Ward 6, Jacob J. Abbott, Edwin Kennedy, Jer- emiah Hodge. Ward 7, James C. Russell, Benjamin K. Parker, Augustus G. Stevens. Ward, 8, Silas A. Felton, John Field, Frank D. Hanscom.
NASHUA CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, HON. DANA SARGENT.
City Clerk and Treasurer, George H. Taggard.
Aldermen, Ward 1, B. B. Putnam. Ward 2, S. D. Baldwin. Ward 3, J. B. Bussell. Ward 4, R. M. Saw- yer. Ward 5, G. J. Little, M. J. Sullivan. Ward 6, S. D. Chandler, E. F. Whitney. Ward 7, W. S. Weston. Ward 8, F. H. Brown.
Common Council, President, Edwin W. Johnson; Clerk, Jacob D. March. Ward 1, T. II. Pinkham, R. W. Berry. Ward 2, L. S. Cross, L. R. Kidder. Ward 3, W. T. Spear, J. A. Skinner. Ward 4, D. W. Butterfield, E. W: John- son. Ward 5, M. M. Cummings, M. Downing, C. H. Kel- logg, H. McBride. Ward 6, C. W. Merrow, M. S. Thomp- son, L. L. Belcher, J. Taylor. Ward 7, J. T. Sloan, T. Melendy. Ward 8, H. A. Robinson, F. H. Turrell. Reg- ular Meetings of the City Councils, second and fourth Friday evenings of each month.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
City Marshal, E. P. Brown.
Assistant City Marshal and City Messenger, John Barney. City Solicitor, Hon. A. W. Sawyer.
City Physician, T. H. Gibby.
Health Officers, E. P. Brown, R. Godfrey, T. H. Gibby. Overseers of the Poor, the Mayor, A. Andrews, E. A. Slader.
Assessors, D. A. Wilson, E. A. Slader, D. R. Marshall, E. P. Brown.
Engineers Fire Department, Isaac Eaton. Chief. Assist- ants, Q. A. Woodward, J. E. Churchill, J. Hale, J. W. Kendall.
LOWELL CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, JOSIAH G. PEABODY.
Aldermen, Henry C. Howe, Alexander G. Cumnock, Benjamin. Patch, Gustavus A. Gerry, Frederick T. North, Benjamin Walker, William Kelley, Alpha B. Farr.
Common Council, President, Henry P. Perkins. Ward 1, John E. Webb, Alonzo F. Caswell, Southwell Farring- ton, True P. Jordan. Ward 2, Leonard Brown, Amos A. Blanchard, Joseph S. Brown, Earl A. Thissell. Ward 3, Henry P. Perkins, Horace Ela, Julius C. Jockow, Charles F. Tilton. Ward 4, Nathaniel P. Favor, Nathan W. Frye, Henry A. Lord, Alonzo L. Russell. Ward 5, Crawford Burnham, Charles F. Belden, Luther J. Eames, William Shepard. Ward 6, Abel T. Atherton, Nathaniel C. San- born, Samuel M. Chase, Julian Talbot.
City Clerk, Samuel A. McPhetres. Chosen in conven- tion of the City Council, on the first Monday in January.
Clerk of Common Council, George Gardner. Chosen on the first Monday in January.
Messenger, John H. Nichols.
City Treasurer and Collector, John H. McAlvin.
Auditor of Accounts, George Gardner
Superintendent of Streets, Luther Richards.
Civil Engineer, Richard W. Baker.
Librarian of City Library, Marshall H. Clough.
City Solicitor, Joshua N. Marshall. Office, Barristers' Hall.
City Physician and Superintendent of Burials, Walter H. Laton. Office, Central, corner Middlesex.
Superintendent of Public Buildings, Lorenzo G. Howe. Assessors of Taxes, Caleb M. Marvel, Chairman; Fran-
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cis Goward, James Marren, Isaac A. Fletcher, Cyrus W. Durgin.
Water Commissioners, Levi Sprague, William E. Liv- ingston, Samuel K. Hutchinson. Clerk, Joseph S. Holt. Engineer, Joseph P. Davis.
Overseers of the Poor, Josiah G. Peabody, Mayor; Gus- tavus A. Gerry, Alpha B. Farr, Aldermen; Southwell Far- rington, Amos A. Blanchard, Horace Ela, Alonzo L. Rus- sell, Crawford Burnham, Nathaniel C. Sanborn, Common Councilmen. The regular meetings of the Board are held at the Almshouse, on the last day of each month.
Superintendent of the Almshouse, Lorenzo Phelps.
City Marshal, Charles P. Bowles. Office, west end of Armory building.
Deputy Marshal, Bickford Lang.
Constables, Bickford Lang, Thomas W. Pressey, Daniel G. Greenleaf, Bradford Marvel, John H. Nichols, Dexter Symonds, Daniel G. Taylor.
Truant Officers, Jesse Huse, B. G. Mooney.
Tythingmen, The Marshal and Police Force.
Janitor of Huntington and Jackson Halls, Warren Fletcher.
Surveyors of Lumber, Lorenzo G. Howe, Jas. N. Morse, Joshua M. Hadley, Stephen C. Davis, Luther Smith, Geo. W. Kelley, Samuel Newhall, Henry L. Tibbetts, Aaron Blanchard.
Fence-viewers, Lorenzo Phelps, J. M. Hadley, Isaac Page.
Field-drivers, Bickford Lang, Charles P. Bowles, Thos. Paul.
Pound-keeper, Sylvester Crosby.
Sealer of Weights and Measures, John A. Knowles, jr. Office, Mechanics' Mills.
City Crier, Frank W. Simonds.
Measurers of Upper Leather, John Q. A. Hubbard, N. W. Frye, George W. Eaton, Revilo F. Cook.
Measurers of Grain, Samuel N. Wood, James Berry.
Surveyors of Plastering, Brick or Stone Work, and Painting, Richard W. Baker, Joshua M. Hadley, Luther Smith, Cyrus Latham, Samuel Newhall.
Inspector of Milk, George E. Stanley. Office, at Freight depot.
Inspector of Bale or Bundle Hay, Sydney Davis, at city scales.
Weigher of Coal, Sydney Davis, at city seales.
Undertakers, Jacob B. Currier, Terrence Hanover.
Inspectors of Petroleum Oils, David Chase, Weare Clif- ford.
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Superintendent of City Scales, and Measurer of Wood and Bark, Sydney Davis.
Measurers of Wood and Bark brought by water or rail- road into the city, Luther Smith, Samuel Newhall.
LAWRENCE CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, HON. S. B. W. DAVIS.
Aldermen, Ward 1, A. A. Currier. Ward 2, H. Plum- mer. Ward 3, James Payne. Ward 4, James A. Treat. Ward 5, George Lamb. Ward 6, Edwin Ayer. George R. Rowe, Clerk of Board.
Common Council, Ward 1, George B. Smart, Abel Web- ster, George W. Russell. Ward 2, James G. Abbott, Charles H. Littlefield, Charles T. Emerson. Ward 3, Tim- othy Deacey, Henry P. Doe, John W. Joyce. Ward 4, Henry J. Couch, James Murphy, William J. Hanrahan. Ward 5, Lorenzo D. Sargent, Levi Emery, James Miles. Ward 6, E. B. Cutler, John Dane, J. L. Webster. Elbridge B. Osgood, Clerk.
City Clerk, George R. Rowe. Auditor and Clerk of Council, E. B. Osgood. Messenger to City Council, W. H. Merrow. Treasurer and Collector, Robert H. Tewksbury. Superintendent of Streets, Simon Blakelin. City Marshal, Chase Philbrick. City Solicitor, Thomas A. Parsons. City Physician, J. D. Young. Superintendent of Cemetery, William W. Colby. Keeper of Almshouse, Hugh Mills. Clerk of Overseers of Poor, Vespasian Danforth. Superintendent of Schools, Gilbert E. Hood.
School Committee, Ward 1, William Stevens, Salmon W. Wilder. Ward 2, Frederick E. Clark, J. L. Partridge. Ward 3, Nathaniel Ambrose, Thomas Griffin. Ward 4, Dr. Timothy Sullivan, Waldo L. Abbott. Ward 5, Clark L. Austin, Thomas Scott. Ward 6, N. S. S. Tompkins, Dr. B. F. Moulton.
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HAVERHILL CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, LEVI TAYLOR.
Aldermen, Ward 1, John A. Appleton. Ward 2, James F. West. Ward 3, Edward B. Bishop. Ward 4, Charles W. Wentworth. Ward 5, Samuel M. Currier. Ward 6, E. G. W. Cartwright.
Councilmen, Ward 1, Adrian Chase, W. Stickney Chase. Ward 2, Phineas Ayer, Gilman L. Sleeper. Ward 3, J. V. Gardner, J. W. Tilton. Ward 4, George H. Carleton, E. B. Ayer. Ward 5, Frank M. Whitman, Calvin W. Crow- ell. Ward 6, Asa H. Herring, John L. Knight.
City Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector, David B. Tenney. Clerk of Common Council, J. K. Jenness.
City Anditor, Elbridge G. Wood.
Assessors, Alpheus Currier, E. T. Ingalls, N. S. Kimball. City Solicitor, John J. Marsh, Esq.
City Physician, Sidney Drinkwater, M. D.
City Marshal, George W. Geary.
Superintendent of Highways, Benjamin E. Emery.
Overseers of the Poor, the Mayor, President of Common Council, City Marshal, Oliver Taylor, B. A. Sawyer, Chas. Edwards.
Chief Engineer, William H. Turner.
Assistant Engineers, Charles S. Chase, Henry A. Lord, O. L. Sargent, Richard Brunelle, O. M. West.
City Messenger, W. Frank Titcomb.
AMESBURY AND SALISBURY TOWN OFFICERS.
AMESBURY.
Town Clerk, Joseph Merrill.
Selectmen and Assessors, David M. Tukesbury, Offin Boardman, Charles E. Rowell.
Road Commissioners, Charles A. Nayson, David A. Moul- ton, Nathan Huse.
School Committee, HI. G. Leslie.
Treasurer and Collector, E. M. Morse, with a compensa- tion of 14 per cent for collecting.
Constables, G. D. Smith, D. A. Titcomb, O. A. Gowen, C. W. Emerson, William H. Blodgett, G. A. Grant, E. M. Morse.
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SALISBURY.
Town Clerk, Samuel J. Brown.
Selectmen, Joseph N. Clark, Benjamin E. Fifield, Joseph M. Eaton.
Treasurer and Collector, Samuel Collins.
NEWBURYPORT CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, E. G. KELLEY.
Aldermen, Ward 1, Paul G. Lunt. Ward 2, Henry Cook. Ward 3, Samson Levy. Ward 4, Joseph B. Morss. Ward 5, Edward A. Moseley. Ward 6, George W. Jack- man, jr.
Common Council, William Cushing, President; Frank P. Ireland, Clerk. Ward 1, Alfred Osgood, Amos Pettin- gell, Joseph E. Moody. Ward 2, William Cushing, Isaac Poor, William C. Cuseck. Ward 3, Edward F. Tibbetts, John T. Brown, Amos H. Geary. Ward 4, Hugh MeGlew, Edward P. Russell, Jacob P. Torrey. Ward 5, Renton M. Perley, H. G. Johnson, jr., George W. Hunt. Ward 6, Joseph H. Currier, Joseph C. Adams, James M. Jackman.
City Clerk, George H. Stevens.
Treasurer and Collector, Albert W. Greenleaf.
City Messenger, Joseph M. Tappan.
Overseers of the Poor, Richard Plumer, George D. Thur- low, John D. Pike.
Clerk of the Board of Overseers, John Teel.
Assessors, Nathaniel Greeley, Geo. L. Jackman, Enoch G. Currier.
Assistant Assessors, Thomas E. Cutter, Worster Smith, William Collins.
Board of Health, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen.
POLICE. City Marshal, William H. Fitts.
Constables, Joseph M. Tappan, Hiram Jauvrin, Henry Martin.
Night Watchmen, Oliver P. Wiggin, William Page, Bryant Bowes, Joseph E. Kimball, George N. Young, Ed- ward E. Taylor. Josiah R. Brady, Captain of the Watch.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. Chief Engineer, Hiram Jauvrin.
Assistant Engineers, John A. Cooper, John S. Frost, Warren Kilborn, Charles H. Goodwin, Geo. W. Knight, jr., Luther Carter.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Chairman, Daniel P. Pike.
Secretary, Isaac P. Noyes.
Agent, Moses Pettengill, jr. .
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Ward 1, Moses Pettengill, jr., Isaac P. Noyes. Ward 2, Richard Plumer, Geo. D. Johnson. Ward 3, David J. Adams, William H. Noyes. Ward 4, Samuel J. Spauld- ing, Daniel P. Pike. Ward 5, William H. Huse, E. P. Cummings. Ward 6, Fred. D. Burnham, William H. Swasey.
Surveyors of Lumber, John Bailey, Edward Kimball, John Merrill, John A. True, Moses M. Merrill, Joseph B. Varnum, John E. Bailey, J. F. Lee, Samuel L. Wilkins, Hamilton Haines, James Kimball, Win. H. Bayley, James E. Kimball, William S. Dodge, Nathaniel W. Hurd, J. A. L. Odde, Warren Kilborn, Benjamin Newman, G. W. Mars- ton, Andrew Chute, John W. S. Colby, Hervey Kimball, Samuel C. Cheney, George W. Jaekman, jr.
Measurers of Wood and Bark, William Thurston, Ed- ward Kimball, Benjamin Newman, Hervey Kimball, Sam- uel L. Wilkins, Daniel Pingry, J. A. L. Odde, Amos Coffin, Wm. S. Coffin, Curtis Freneli, Benjamin Akerman, N. Va- rina.
Measurers of Charcoal, Benjamin Newman, Charles R. Sargent, Hervey Kimball.
Weighers and Measurers of City's Fuel, Stephen Coker, William S. Coffin, Amos Coffin, Charles C. Stockman, N. Varina.
Inspector of Milk, Charles R. Sargent.
Measurers of Grain, Benjamin Goodwin, Samuel Cas- well, Thomas Grace, John Talbot.
Inspector of Charcoal Baskets, Charles R. Sargent.
Gaugers, Charles W. Hale, William E. Currier, Thomas W. Foster.
Weighers of Anthracite and Bituminous Coal, John F. Stickney, J. M. Chase, William S. Coffin, Moses Stock- man, Jenness Brown, Stephen Coker, N. Varina, George J. George, C. C. Stockman, Daniel Pingree, Leander Greenlaw, Thomas B. Robbins, George M. Graves, jr., Benjamin Appleton, N. Goodwin, John N. Perkins, Albert E. Currier, H. M. Cross.
Inspector of Camphene, John Huse.
Weighers of Hay, William S. Coffin, John F. Stickney, Moses Stockman, George J. George, Stephen Coker, C. C. Stockman, Nathaniel Goodwin, George M. Graves, jr., Leander Greenlaw, James M. Chase, T. B. Robbins, N. Varina.
Sealer of Weights and Measures, Charles R. Sargent.
Fence Viewers, Nathaniel W. Hurd, John A. Cooper, Jacob A. Balch.
Field Drivers, Samuel J. Davis, Mark W. Foye, M. B. Jaekman, C. O. Merrill, William Stickney, E. G. Whittier,
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Elias Foss, James W. Welch, A. J. Nichols, William P. Chase, M. Haskell, Augustus Safford.
Pound Keepers, James Atwood, Pound No. 1, Auburn street; Moses S. Chase, Pound No. 2, Wesley street.
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