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Skillings David N
Slack James M.
189 Swain & Craft .. 212
33 Sweat Thacher (heirs) ... 135
392 Sweetser Abigail 39
33 Sweet Jeremiah M. 38
83 Swett & Williams 507
Smith Phinehas B.
282 Swift Francis, 33
Smith Wm. H.
182 Swift John L. 31
208
52 Tappan Josiah S 301
Southac John W
36 Tarr Nathaniel 41
Soren John J.
899 Taylor Henry. 52
Sparrell George P.
64 Taylor Henry R. 74
Spoidel Leopold.
145 Taylor Isaac. 132
Stackpole Reuben M.
212 Taylor Lucia (heirs) 31
182 Taylor Wm: (heirs) 41
93 Tebbetts Albert A. 41
Stanton John L.
46 Tebb=tts Enoch. 39
Stanwood Chas.
54 Tebbetts John C .. . ..
52
Stearns Chas.
98 Tenney Nathaniel F'. . .. . 100
Stearns William
91 Thacher Caroline (admx.) 260
Sigourney Danl. A. .... Sil-bee Enoch (heirs) .... Simmons David A. (heirs) Simmons Geo. A. (trus- tee) ...
Simmons Geo. A.
Simmons Geo. W.
Simmons Thomas
Simmons T. & G. A.
(exec.) .
650 Sumner & Williams. 2428
74 Sutton Samuel. 95
52 Sutton, Fernald & Tom- 49. linson . 65
Sleeper Chas. F.
Sleeper John S.
Smith Hillard.
Smith Louisa Miss.
Snow Nathaniel (heirs) .. Soll Rebecca M.
Stanfield & Wentworth .. Staniford Daniel
109 Stone Henry N. 41
Shimmin Win. (heirs). .. Shove Nancy Mrs.
Shurtleff Saml. A. (heirs)
274
TAX LIST OF
Thacher Thomas (heirs). $322|Vila James $119
Thacher Thos.
132 Vila Joseph jr. 67
Thacher & Billings. 143 Vila Luke 43
Thayer Elijah (heirs). ...
169 Vinal Charles. 39
Thayer Robt. H.
70 Voisin John B. 83
Thayer & Bates
176 Vose Francis . 39
Thomas John.
67 Wainwright Henry
36
Thompson Joseph P .. . .
184 Wainwright Peter
982
Thorndike Augus (heirs)
65 Waite Thomas C.
93
Thwing Supply C .. .
39
Tibbetts Ambrose J. .
35 Walker Edward C. R ....
54
Tibbetts Enoch.
39 Walker S. P. K. & Geo.
52 WV. Rice (exrs.). 52
Tilden Thomas (heirs). ..
169 Walker Matthew 56
Tileston Wm. H. (heirs).
145 Walker Samuel (heirs) .. 387
Tilt Benjamin B. .
163 Walker & Co. 52
72 Walker Samuel. 41
41 Wallace Benjamin. 65
44 Wally Sam'l H. & Henry
85 Hill (trustees). 1560
67 Wallingford Sam. J. 33
Todd & Rafferty
33 Ward F. J. and others ..
384
Torrey Joseph G
59 Ward Francis 67
Towne Louisa C. .
59 Ward Francis J. 735
Towne Wm. B ..
39 Ward Henry S. (heirs) ... Ward Michael.
78
Townsend Catherine P. (heirs) .
130 Ward N. & Co.
169
Townsend Ann S ...
104 Ward Sylvester I.
150
Townsend John P
230 Ware Leonard
267
Train Samu 1.
210 Warren John C. (heirs) .. 74 Warren J. Mason 39
208
Trask John P.
51 33 Washburn A. C. and oth- ers
39
Travus Patrick.
35 Washburn George W. C .. 83
Tremont Improvem't. Co. 1622 | Waterman Dependence S. 38
Trescott Elijah & Hannah Trull Silas.
43 Watkins John
67
Trull Sylvester
72 Watson Lucia M ..
104
Tucker Edgar.
156 Watson Nathan (heirs) .. 48 Watt James 83
59
Tucker Joseph A.
176, Watt Robert (heirs) 44
Tufts Chas. O.
72 Waugh Varnum 43
65 Way John M. 49
Turner Lucy and Sarah ..
Way Samuel A. 987
Vannever James, jr .. .. ..
57 Webber Susan B. 44
111
Townsend I. P. (heirs) ...
208 Ward William H 124
Trask Charles T.
Trask Caroline
77 Waterman Joseph S. .
46
Tirrell John.
Titcomb Chas. W.
Titcomb Joseph P. (heirs)
Tobey Hannah.
Todd Frederick A.
31 Wallis Olive E. R. 57
Tormey Wm ..
763 Waldock James.
Tilden Chas. L. (heirs) ..
Tucker Joseph W.
275
ROXBURY.
Webster George W.
$52| White Warren L. $31
Weden Frederick
30 White William. 204
Weeks Harriet P.
49 Whiting Lewis F. 158
Weekes Richard
90; Whiting William 1st. . . 160
Weiler Christianna 39 Whiting Win. 2d. 912
Weinz Charles J. 35
Whiting Win. 1st (trus-
Weinz Jacob.
41 tee). 78
Welch Benjamin F.
38 Whitney Israel and oth-
Welch Chas. A. (guar.) .. Welch C. A. & others ....
31 Nath. Snow. 1625
Whiting & Clapp. 52
57 Whitney Joel P. 39
Welch Francis W.
Welch Wilson J ..
35
Whittier Charles 46
Weld Benjamin (heirs) ..
Weld D. and M. W
Wilbar A. G. (trustee) ... 98
Weld James
298
Wilkins Calvin B. 100
Weld Samuel H.
54 Wilkins Wm. H. 57
104
Weller Jacob.
41 Willard Jane Miss 91
87 Willard Paul. 93
24 Williams Aaron D .. .. 5482
Wentworth E. M M. Miss
863 Williams Aaron D. (trus-
46 tee). 104
Wentworth Philip H.
259 Williams Aaron D. jr. ..
87
Wesson Sussan .
31 Williams Benj. M. 38
Weston Lycurgus B. . .
41 Williams Chas. 46
54 Williams David W. 1432
46 Williams George F. 587
41 Williams G. F. (trustee). 254
Wetherbee Jeremiah. . .
130 Williams Geo. F. and
368 others (trustee). 611
111 Williams George H .. 373
56 Williams G. II. & T. B ... 351
62 Williams Howard S .. 33
236 Williams John D. W. 1042
67 Williams John S. 72
Wheelwright Josiah. . . .
210 Williams Margaret. 145
Wheelwright Susan C. .. White Henry .
283 Williams Noah P. 158
78
White Horace H.
93 Williams Saml. S. (heirs) 67 Williams Stephen. 327
White Isaac D ..
278 Williams Stephen H. 119
White James T.
54' Williams Tillson. 314
White Lyman 49 Williams & Hodges. 83
White Joseph.
171 Williams Clement 33
39 Wiley Thomas (heirs) ... 228
Weld Nancy .
1947
Weld Samuel W. (heirs) 1172 Wilkinson & Wheeler
Wellington Henry W .. . .
Welsh Wm.
Wentworth Horace.
Weston Samuel M .. ..
Weatherbee Benjamin .. . Wetherbee Henry R. ..
Wetherbee John J.
Wheeler James P.
Wheeler Ward A .. ..
Wheelwright Caroline ...
Wheelwright George W ..
Wheelwright John W. .. .
31 ers exer. on estate of
Welch Chas. A. and T. W. Pierce
808 Whittemore John M. 132
325 W iggin Benj. F. 31
52 Wigglesworth Thomas. .. 416
Weld Daniel (heirs).
276
TAX LIST OF ROXBURY.
Willis Henry
$275| Wright Chandler $35
Winegar Fredk.
51 Wright Edmund. 41
Wise Oliver. .
38 Wright Timothy P. 31
Windship Charles M.
158 Wyman Asa. 61
Winklar David.
38
Wyman Asa J. 54
Winslow John A.
70 Wyman Edward.
223
Winslow Reuben (heirs). 579 Wyman Isaac.
405
Wise Edward
33 Wyman Rufus.
145
Wise Oliver.
38 Wyman Sarah (heirs) . ...
117
Wiswall Richard H.
.85
46 Yendley Joseph 38
Wolcott John W.
557 Young Ezra.
48
Wood Ezra F. .
262 Young Jonathan 31
Woodbridge Hartley E. ..
35 Young Joseph B. 132
Woodward H. A ..
30
Woodward Wm. E.
210 Zakrzewska Marie E. 104
Worthen Nelson .. ,
98 Zeigler Alfred
247
Worthington Roland
108
CHRISTOPHER TILDEN, JR., arpenter & Builder, No. 5 WASHINGTON STREET,
Near Boston Lane, Roxbury.
Contracts taken for erecting Public or Private Buildings on the most favorable terms.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
Furnished on application.
Jobbing promptly attended to, and executed in a thorough and workmanlike manner.
Wiswail Samuel
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INDEX TO ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Agricultural Warehouse.
Belting.
Parker, Gannett & Osgood, ..
18
Edward Page & Co., .
16
Blacksmiths.
Ale, &c.
D. & J. Dowd.
72
D. J. Carruth & Co.,
16 A. W. Newinan,
77
Fairbanks & Beard,
30 James Perkins,.
21
Ambrotypes,
Photographs,
Boiler Makers.
&c.
Campbell, Whittier & Co ........ 4 and 84
E. S. Chubbuck & Sons, back col. page
39 Aldrich & Tafts,
33
Orlando Austin,
54
Boston Museum
Apothecaries.
Geo B. Cordwell, .... inside front cover
E. M. Skinner,
.12
Levi Tower, jr.,.
.36
Artists' Materials.
M. J. Whipple & Co.
13
Appraisers.
E. F. Bronsdon.
front colored
F. D. Osgood,
59
Auctioneers.
E. F. Bronsdon,.
tront colored
David MeGilvray & Co.
F. D. Osgood,
.59
Bakers.
A. & P. Benighof,
.54
Bay State Box Factory,
11
Joseph R. Grose ..
17
M. F. Brigham,.
.56
M. N. B. Flanders.
71
Brass Founder and Finisher.
George Frost,.
46 llenry N. Stone
8
Benj. F. James.
53
Mrs. J. Stark,
.68
Bark and Hay.
J. Heintz,.
74
HI. R. Taylor,
57
W. J. & G. II. Keefe,
722
Card Engraving, &c.
N. S. Dearborn,,
17
Carpenters.
Institution for the Blind,
6 Wm. D. Adams,.
4.4
Otis H. Weed & Co. (spring),.
25 Crosby & Walker,
77
Books and Stationery.
Adams. Sampson & Co.
.79
John Backup,
front colored
Thomas Grithin.
front colored
Alexan ler Stuart,
front colored
E, J. Sears,
10
Tewsksbury & Brother,
81
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
Baker & Feyhl,.
59
Joseph O. Prescott.
61
Boot and Shoe Maker.
11 George Gauderer,
63
Boxes (Paper).
Cabinet Maker.
Beds.
Hallett & Wheeler ...
20
John Thomas,
78
J. A. Whipple,
13
Amusements.
Bonnet and Hat Bleachery.
278
ROXBURY DIRECTORY.
J. M. Marston ..
44
Johnson & Leavitt,.
77
73 II. B. Roberts,
.32
Alvin M. Robbins, ..
Rumrill & stanton,
76
A. J. 'Tibbetts,
65
O Tilden, jr.
276 Simeon Horton,.
45
W. Weymouth, 78
Carpet Sweepers.
Otis II. Weed & Co.,
25
Carriage Manufacturers.
Smith & Co.
55
HI. Carleton
46
Carriage Smiths.
D. & J. Dowd,
A. W. Newman,
77
Carriage Trimmer.
E. A. Hovey,
80
Carver.
E. Litchfield,
69
S. Adams.
29
D. S. Bartlett,
49
James W. Bartlett,,.
50
Dining Room.
J. Clement,
80
Drain and Water Pipe,
68 Samuel II. Clapp,
11
Dry Goods, &c.
W. & A. Bacon,
43
Wm. L. Jordan,
48
Timothy Smith, ..
47
Wiggin & Co.(mourning), back colored
S. S. Williams, ..
3
Dye House.
M. Waterman,
back colored
Eating Houses.
Geo. K. Babcock,
60
J. Clement,
80
Engravers.
N. S. Dearborn (card),
17
Engravings and Paintings.
Williams & Everett,.
24
T. Wilson Stratton, ..
20
Confectioners.
Mrs. F. W. Hentz,.
74 Mathews & Co.,
75
B. F. James,
53
Mrs. J. Stark,
68
Coppersmith.
Phineas D. Allen,
.45
O. M. Gay
.60
Counselors.
S. E. D. Currier,
59
Roland C. Shaw,.
.58
Geo. C. Stark weather,
59
Crockery, Glass, &c.
Burrows & Morse,
282
Calvin Bird & Co.,.
.52
Stephen Faunce
58
.72 Homer, Caldwell & Co., ..
31
Charles W. Newell,
.61
E. W. Noyes,.
67
Wm. Seaver,
Swain & Craft,.
47
Dentists.
Cigars, Snuff and Tobacco.
D. J. Carruth & Co
16
Civil Engineer.
Wm. A. Garbett
Clocks.
67
Balch George,
W. H. Hadley,
.back colored
Clothing and Furnishing
Goods.
Macullar, Williams & Parker,
.40
J. W. Reed (boys),
front, 50
Eugene A. Jackson,
.65
Edward Parry
55
Coal, Wood and Birk.
Burrows & Morse
282
W. J. & G. H. Keefe,
72
J. M. & G. Il. Pike,.
62
Cockroach Exterminator.
J. Clement.
.80
Coffin Warerooms.
J. S. Waterman,.
63
Collector.
Expresses.
A. Sumner,
6-4
Fertilizers.
Parker, Gannett & Osgood, .....
.18
Fire Engines and Apparatus.
E. B. Scott,
57
Hunneman & Co., ..
50
-
Cordage, Twine, &c.
Corn Balls and Sugared Corn.
279
ROXBURY DIRECTORY.
Furniture and Feathers.
Wm. K. Bacall, 32
Chas. A. Beal,
Calvin Bird & Co.,
.52
IL. R. Taylor,
.57
Buckley & Bancroft,
23
Hallett & Wheeler,
07.
Kimball & Co., ....
7
George W. Ware & Co.
5
· Furniture Mover.
64
Joseph Streck.
69
Gas and Steam Pipe, Fix- tures, &c.
E. B. Scott,
.57
Geo. R. Slader.
.66
S. A. Stetson & Co.,
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
Eugene A. Jackson, 65
Macomber
229
R. W. Molineux,
58
Glass, (Stained.)
J. M. Cook,.
Grain, Meal, &c.
Calvin B. Faunce,
51
Joseph Houghton,
Grocers.
A. & P. Bennighof,
.54
Burrows & Morse,
282
P. Doyle ..
.. 75
Calvin B. Faunce,.
Stephen Faunce,.
Francis Freeman,
Hiram Hall ..
44
Joyce & White,
74
D. K. Reed,
Charles W. Newell,
.61 Calvin Bird,
52
William Seaver,
79 C. M. Gay,
60
Swain & Craft,
47
Gun and Lock Smith.
Henry Pratt,
48
Hardware.
J. Thomas Barrow,.
front colored
George Fenn.
49
L. Dana Robbins
48
Harness Makers.
II. Carleton,
46
Elbridge A. Ilovey,
.80
Smith & Co.,
.55
Hats and Caps.
Homeopathic Books and
Medicines.
73 Otis Clapp.
13
Hoop Skirts.
W. & A. Bacon,
43
Horse Shoers.
D. & J. Dowd,
72
John Thomas,
78
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
Wm. Clapp,
2
Ink.
Maynard & Noyes, ......... back colored
Insurance.
15 New Eng. Mutual Life Ins. Co., ...... 19
George B. Faunce,
.front colored
Reed & Brothers,
.26 & 27
Iron Founder.
Alonzo Josselyn,
.79
Japanned Ware Manuf.
8 George II. Mason,
2
Andrew Peterson, ..
62
Junk Stores.
53 Ralph Cordingley,
51
Peter McNaught & Son,
47
John Nichols,
49
Kitchen Furnishing Goods.
51 Calvin Bird & Co.,
52
58 George Neilson,
81
53 Edward W. Noyes
67
E. B. Scott,
57
Lock wood, Lumb & Co.,.
9
Leather & Belting.
Edw. Page & Co.,
16
Lightning Rods.
Win. A. Orcutt,
30
Lime, Sand, Cement, &c.
George Curtis,
56
Locksmith.
Henry Pratt,
48
Lumber.
Saml. Jackson, Jr
.65 George Curtis
.56
Joseph Streck,
69|L. D. Davenport,.
.front colored
1
Lead and Pipes.
.67|P. D. Allen,
45
A. Sumner,
Furriers.
280
ROXBURY DIRECTORY.
Machine Brokers.
Henry N. Stone, .8
James Perkins, 21
Machinists.
Campbell. Whittier & Co., 84
S. E. Chubbuck & Sons,.
.. back col'd
Henry N. Stone.
S
Luther Anthony
.back colored
F. P. Canfield.
7
Lyman Kinsley
3
James Perkins
21
Masons and Colorers. I. & II. M. Harmon. 76
Mattresses.
Hallett & Wheeler.
20
Institution for the Blind,
6
James W. Vose,
.. inside back cover
Mechanical Draughtsman.
George Blake,.
11
Medical Journal.
Williams & Everett,
24
J. HI Cass & Son, ..
33
F. C. Stromberg,
35
Plumbers.
Otis Clapp.
13
E. M. SkImmer,
12
Millinery Goods.
T. M. Johnson,
36
Mourning Goods.
S. S. Williams,
3
Oyster Saloon.
Charles T. Trask.
66
Painters.
G B. George,
64
John F. Newton
.60
John C. Palfrey,
.64 Saml. Wiswall,.
61
Paints, Oils and Glass.
Chas. S. Burgess & Co.,
8
Pumps, &c.
II. B. Roberts.
32
Paper Boxes.
Bay State Vox Factory,
11
Grose Joseph R.
17 James French,
W. Goward,.
Timothy Hunt,
70
F. D. Osgood,
59
Gregory & Robison,
Thomas Griffin.
.front colored
Wm. H. Hadley,
.back colored
E. W. Noyes, ..
Patent Drawers.
Pattern Maker.
George Blake,
.11
Periodicals and Newspapers.
John Backup,
front colored
A. Stuart
.front colored
Photographs.
John A. Whipple,
13
Photographic Materials.
Dodge & Leahy,
21
Piano Fortes.
T. Gilbert & Co., ..
.34
Hallett & Cuiston, opp. Counting
House Almanac
Picture Frames and Looking
Glasses.
David Clapp
Medicines.
Phineas D. A len,
15
C. M. Gay,
60
Lock wood, Lumb & Co., ...
E. B. Scott,
57
Printers.
David Clapp,
22
Gazette Print ng Office
82
Journal Printing Office,
83
Provisions.
Smith & Co.,
.55
Pulmonales.
Skinners,
12
Paper.
Henry N. Stone,
.. 8
Real Estate.
1
E. F. Bronsdon,
front colored
Geo. B. Faunce,
front colored
3
38
Paper Hangings.
Restaurants.
67 George K. Babcock.
Simcon Horton,.
45
G. K. Saville. ..
71
II. R. Taylor,
57. Charles T. Trask,
66
281
ROXBURY DIRECTORY.
Roofing and Slating.
Nathaniel Jewett, .70
J. Finigan, 73
Safes.
Tremont Safe and Machine Co., back colored
Sawing and Planing.
Curtis & Blake,
.. 56
L. D. Davenport ....
.front colored
Sawing and Turning.
L. D. Davenport,.
.. opp. title page
Scales and Balances.
Fairbanks & Brown, ........ opp. preface
Seed Store.
Parker, Gannett & Osgood, ..
18
Sewing Machines.
C. Patch & Co.
6
I. M. Singer & Co.,
12
Sewing Machines, Needles,
&c.
C. Patch & Co.,.
6
Sewing Machine Repairer.
F. P. Canfield,
7
Shirts.
Geo. W. Ault,
25
Skate Manufacturer.
HI. Pratt,
.48
Stables.
Brown & McCarty,
...
69
L. Jewett, ...
51
Sage,
28
C. W. Titcomb,. .... front colored Stained Glass.
J. M. Cook.
8
Nathl. Greene,
15
Stairbuilder.
Crosby & Walker,
77
Steam Engines and Heating
Apparatus.
Undertaker.
Joseph S. Waterman,
.63
Campbell, Whittier & Co., ..... 4 and 84 Upholsterers and Upholstery
S. E. Chubbuck & Sons, .... back col'd
Goods.
Wm. K. Bacall,
3.2
Stencil and Steel Letter
Cutters.
Kimball & Co.,
7
Institution for the Blind,
6
Phelps & Foran, ..
Stoves, Furnaces, &c.
32 George W. Ware & Co., ....
5
Buckley & Bancroft,
Calvin Bird & Co.,
.52
Warming and Ventilating.
Gardner Chilson, ..
.front colored Union Warming and Ventilating Co., 4
George Fenn,
49
John W. Lord,
.back colored
George Neilson,
81
Sugared Corn.
Simeon Ilorton,.
.45
Surgical and Dental Instru-
ments.
Codman & Shurtleff
14
Surveyor.
Wm. A. Garbett,
67
Syringes.
Davidson Syringe Co.,
29
Tailors.
Macullar, Williams & Parker,
40
R. W. Molineux, ...
58
Edward Parry,
55
Teacher of Music.
Wm. Menzell,
Tin, Sheet-Iron Ware, &c.
Calvin Bird & Co,
.52
George Fenn,
49
John W. Lord, ...
. back colored
George H. Mason, ..
Andrew Peterson,
62
Trimmings.
Wm. Clapp,
2
Trip Hammers.
Lyman Kinsley,
3
Trunks, &c.
Saml. Jackson, Jr.,
.. 65
Joseph Streck,
69
Trusses.
Codman & Shurtleff,
14
Umbrellas and Parasols.
Joseph Lyon & Co.,
2
23
20
282
ROXBURY DIRECTORY.
Watch Makers and Jewelers. George II. Marden, 21
George Balch, .68 H. R. Taylor, 57 W. H. Hadley, ..... .back colored Wines, (Native.) 35
G. D. Dows,
Window Shades.
Wm. Seaver .... 79
Charles II. Bruce & Co.
18 Swain & Craft, 47
BURROWS & MORSE,
Dealers in
HYSON
TEA
T‹
WEST INDIA GOODS
AND
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Earthen, Glass and Wooden Ware, Coal, Wood, Charcoal, and Page's Kindling Wood,
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.
101 Washington St., Roxbury.
HIAMILTON J. BURROWS. WM. WALLACE MORSE.
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS IN
BOSTON.
A
2 BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLIAM CLAPP, 307 and 309 Washington St.
GLOVES
LEVANDUN HOSIERY.
WH CLAPP,
DEALER IN
DRESS TRIMMINGS
0030700 WASHINGTON ST.
THREAD STORE AND
BOSTON.
FANCY GOODS.
FRENCH WATCH-SPRING. SKIRTS.
JOSEPH LYON & CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in
Umbrellas, Parasols, Canes, &c.,
No. 19 Winter Street,
BOSTON_
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS RE-COVERED AND REPAIRED.
GEORGE H. MASON, MANUFACTURER OF Japanned, Planished, and Plain TIN
R E
RAILROAD, SHIP, AND STREET LANTERNS,
154 BLACKSTONE STREET,
. .
. BOSTON,
(Near Haymarket Square.)
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS. 3
J. FRENCH, No. 80 Washington Street, - Boston,
Agent for the Purchase, Sale, and Leasing of
REAL ESTATE.
Houses, Stores, and Land, in Boston and Vicinity, Bought and Sold on Liberal Terms,
NEGOTIATOR OF NOTES AND MORTGAGES. Particular attention paid to the Collection of Rents, Dividends, and Interest. Orders solicited.
THE FAMILY MOURNING STORE,
20 WINTER STREET.
MOURNING SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, MOURNING SHAWLS, LONDON CRAPES, MOURNING HATS AND VEILS, COLLARS AND SETS.
S. S. WILLIAMS.
LYMAN KINSLEY, CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.,
MANUFACTURER OF
PATENT TRIP HAMMERS, FORGINGS, CASTINGS, MACHINERY, Common, Half Patent and Patent Axles, Crowbars, Tire Benders, Windass Necks, &e.
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4 BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAMPBELL, WHITTIER & CO.,
(Successors to Chubbuck & Campbell,) MANUFACTURERS OF
Steam Engines & Machinery.
BOILER WORK, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Made at the shortest notice.
CORNER ORANGE AND RUGGLES STREETS,
Near Tremont Street, ROXBURY, MASS. BOSTON OFFICE, 15 WINTER ST.
UNION Warming and Ventilating Company.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, STORES, & DWELLING HOUSES, WARMED BY STEAM OR HOT WATER,
IN THE MOST APPROVED MANNER.
B. F. CAMPBELL, Superintendent. No. 15 Winter Street, Boston,
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
GEO. W. WARE & CO.,
12 Cornhill and 25 Washington Street, (One of the Oldest Stands in Boston,) Manufacturers and Dealers in
FURNITURE
AND Upholstery Boods,
DRAPERY CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES, Feather Beds, Mattresses, LOOKING-GLASSES, Looking-Glass Plates and Frames, & Picture Frames.
Rich Drawing- Room, Parlor, Library, Dining and Chamber
SUITS,
Of hosewood, Mahogany, Walnut, Oak, Chestnut, and Painted in every variety of style to suit the purchaser.
We have on hand a large stock of these goods of good style and thorough workmanship, and offer them at fair prices. We are also constantly manufacturing and adding to our stock, and are prepared to furnish, in the best style, Dwelling Houses, Churches, Ships, and Steamers.
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SALESROOM OF THE
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND,
No. 20 Bromfield Street, . Boston.
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Entry Mats, &c.,
Made by the Blind. Sold Wholesale and Retail.
A good assortment of Cushions, Mattresses, Comforters, Ready- made Bed-Ticks, Sheets and Pillow-Cases. Live-Geese and Com- mon Feathers, warranted free from the offensive odor common to new feathers.
Chairs cane-seated, Parlor Chairs re-upholstered, old Beds cleansed by a process which not only renders them free from impuri- ties, but softens so that the bulk is considerably increased.
Old Mattresses cleansed and refitted in a superior manner. I> Beds and Mattresses delivered in Boston free of charge.
Orders from all parts of the country received and promptly attended to.
The Place to purchase everything in the SEWING MACHINE LINE!
C. PATCH & CO-, AGENTS FOR FLORENCE'S SEWING MACHINE,
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES, SHUTTLES, BOBBINS, HEMMERS, PLIERS, OILERS AND OILS, SILK, COTTON AND LINEN THREAD, With every variety of SEWING MACHINE TRIMMINGS.
Also, every variety of first-class Sewing Machines, at the manufacturer's lowest cash prices. Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, at
170 Washington St., Boston. C. PATCH & CO.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
KIMBALL & CO.,
Upholsterers, Decorators,
MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF Upholstery Goods, Looking-Glasses, Mattresses, Feathers, etc., LIBERTY TREE BLOCK, 460 & 464 Washington Street, Boston.
F. P. CANFIELD,
MACHINIST.
Cleans, Repairs, or adjusts, all good
SEWING MACHINES,
PROMPTLY, AND IN THE BEST MANNER.
No. 1 in Harvard Place,
Opposite the Old South Church. BOSTON.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
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STAINED, AND CUT GLASS.
J. M. COOK, MANUFACTURER,
106, 108, & 110 Congress St., . . . Boston, Mass.
Side Lights, Ship Windows, Shades, Entry Lanterns, Door Plates, Coach and Lantern Lights, Ground, Enamelled, Flock, and Stained Glass, wholesale and retail. Church and other Ornamental Windows to order. Lead and Metal Sashes made to order, at the lowest prices. Window Glass of all kinds.
CHAS. S. BURGESS & CO., DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
And Pure English and American White Lead, PAINTERS' AND GRAINERS' COLORS, 21 Broad, cor. Central Street, . Boston.
HENRY N. STONE, Successor to D. A. TAYLOR,
MACHINE BROKER, BRASS FOUNDER, And Manufacturer of
Ship Builder's Supplies, No. 132 Commercial St., Boston. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ship's Main Pumps, and Fire Engines, with Copper or Composition Chambers. STEAM ENGINES, STEAMBOAT AND FACTORY FORCE-PUMPS, FORCE AND COMMON PUMPS, for houses and out-door purposes, RUBBER HOSE, LEAD, IRON AND GALVANIZED IRON PIPE, HOSE COUPLINGS, PIPES, &c.
Also, Patent and Common Capstans, Chain Stoppers, Capstan Bars, Patent Mast-Hoops and Circular Hawse Pipes, Portable and Stationary Winches, Patent Windlasses and Steerers, Patent Paint Mills, and Vises.
N. B .- Repairing done at short notice. Cash paid for old Copper, Brass and Lead.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOCKWOOD, LUMB & CO., . PLUMBERS,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Marble Slabs, Bathing Tubs, Shower Baths, Force Pumps, Lift Pumps, Beer Pumps, Fountains, Water Closets, Wash Basins,
COCHITUATE
WATER.
48 SCHOOL STREET, Directly opposite the new City Hall and Franklin Statue. SOLE AGENTS FOR HANSON'S HYDRAULIC RAM. N. B. - Orders received from any part of the United States and Canadas. J. LOCKWOOD. W. LUMB. R. HAWTHORNE.
Plated Work, &c .; Leather and India Rubber Hosc.
Brass Cocks, Hydrants, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Bar Lead, Silver
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Prospectus of the National Quarterly Review
FOR 1863.
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