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PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
F. W. BAILEY'S BOOK BINDERY,
58 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND, ME.
MUSIC AND ALL THE
Etlagazines and Periodicals
OF THE DAY, BOUND IN
Every Variety of Style.
BINDING. DUND FOR BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS, ON THE "UST REASONABLE TERMS.
F. W. BAILEY,
68 Exchange street,
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
MACHINERY.
Steam Engines, Steam & Gas Work.
'I he summe riber, having Jaken charge of the Machine Steam and 1. Fitting Shop.
233 & 235 FORE, and 6 UNION STREET,
l'argenty recuper h Wi cross, Brown & to, sol reply by this. la. bis trieste att um publio that be is prepared Ju make & might in the heat many. STEAM ENGINE.S. WILL WORK, Food, But by a prompt god latitul Un try to business, hopes to mer it all rec ive a share . I mislio patrons
Stramt and Gne Iting attended in promptly, by experienced and faithful workman. For sale as above
I new steam Engine and Baler, classe power Isecond hand do. lu horse power. I do " horse power ; I do 2 horse power.
1. Steam Boller Farce l'ump, a new and superior article Fan Blowers, various sizes, Cream Coop, Values, and Pipes, with every description of Connections. Also, High Pressure Steam Healing, for factories and public landings. J. I .. WINSLOW. ALINE.
STAPLES & BARTOL, Dron Foundry & Stlachine Shop, Cor. of Commercial St. and Brown's Wharf, [ Near Sugar House. | All kinds of gebenil MACHINERY, MILL-WORK AND STEAM EN- GINES, MADE TO ORDER.
S & B. have a large and valuable tosortment of Gearing and Pulley Patterns, to which the attention of Maminnist and Millwrights i invitel. Any And all kinds of Castings for Buildings, Machinery and Vessels, smile to oniler.
MACHINERY, GAS & STEAM FITTINGS. IRA WINN, Agent,
Respectfully informs his friends and the Public, that he has made extensive allerations and improvements in ble shop, ami added new and approved tool whereby ho is enadded to cio- pete with any other delablishment in New England, in the pro- Juction of Steam Machinery, and fran structures of all ale- "criptions. Also, constantly on hand for sale, Gas and Steam Pipe, with all the necessary Fittings, to which he would callthe attention of Machinists, and Gas and Steam Fitters. Any one wodoing to jagrelinee for cash or approved credit, cao ho accin minlater on as liberal terms a chewhere. Having in our ciu. plus faithful aud thorough workmen in the various departments of the business, we feel confident that we can give every satis- faction to these favoring us with their Orders I See Page 235.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
PORTLAND COMPANY, PORTLAND, ME., MANUFACTURE
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
nd Tenders,
Steamboat and Stationary Engines; Mail, Freight, Earth and Hand Cars; Snow Plows; R. R. Frogs, Wrought and Cast; Switches; Chairs; and every kind of dry and green Sand Composition and Iron Castings;
ALL CLASSES OF SUGAR-MILL MACHINERY ;
Iligh and Low Pressure Boilers, Mill Gearing, Shafting, Large Lathes, and other Tools for Railroad and other Ma- chine Shops; Hydraulic Presses for put- ting on Engine and Car Wheels; CHILLED CAR WHEELS OF ALL SIZES Always on hand. CHAS. JONES, Treasurer. JOHN SPARROW, Sup't.
DANIEL FREEMAN, NO. 43 COMMERCIAL STREET, Continues to carry on the BLACK & WHITE SMITH Business, in all its branches.
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SHIPS WINDLASSES,
In particular, of various patterns and sizes, of the English patents, Ships' Clamping Screws, Ships' Pumps, Shutters, Doors, Gratings, Fence and Store Work, Done to Order.
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PORTLAND DIRECTOR!
CASCO IRON COMPANY
Are now ready to receive orders for
LOCOMOTIVE CRANKS K ENGINE AND CAR AXLES.
Locomotive Frames, Wrought Iron Shafting,
CONNECTING RODS AND ALL KINDS OF HAMMERED SHAPES,
Strumbunt shafts 2' drauks, made & finished, The whole made from the purest Serap Iron, and drawn en- tirely by the hammer.
JOHN SPARROW, President.
Address, J. 1 .. FARMER. 10 Exchange St., Trens .. Cor W. A. MOSELEY, Sup't.
Portland, Mc.
FRANCIS SWEETSIR, APOTHECARY, 17 Market Square, Opposite City Hall, -DEALER IN DRDOS, MEDICINES. AND PERFUMERY, Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Due-Stuffs. ALL POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Also, a general assortment of Toilet and Fancy Articles
PORTLAND DIRECTORI.
British & American Express Co. CAPITAL 5300,000.
OFFICERS. THOS. KIRKPATRICK, Pres. B. P. CHENEY, Vice Pres. WM. BOWEN, Sec'y. RYBERT KENT, Treas.
DIRECTORS.
Thos. Kirkpatrick, Kingston, C. W. Wm. Bowen, Kingston, C. IF".
B. P Cheney, - Boston, Mass. J. R Forsythe,
E. H. Virgil, - - Troy, N. Y. Rybert Kent,
J. W. Howes, Montreal, C. E.
J. W. Howes, Montreal, Manager, Gilman Cheney, Toronto, Ass't Manager.
The British & American Express Company forward Merchandise, Money and Packages of every description, Collect Bills with Goods, Notes and Drafts,
Throughout the Canadas and the United States. Running daily (Sundays excepted) over the entire line of the
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, THE GREAT WESTERN, ( Toronto of Hamilton, ) PRESCOTT && OTTAWA, R. R., COBOURG & PETERBORO' R. R.,
IN CHARGE OF SPECIAL MESSENGERS.
They forward Packages and Freights by every Steamer-to all parts of Europe-leaving Montreal, Portland and Quebec.
ir Debenture Goods, or Goods in Bond, will be promptly attend- ed to and forwarded with dispatch. Invoices should be sent with all Goods going to the Canadas.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES :
Montreal, Quebec, Portland,
Kingston, Port Hope,
Cobourg, Ottawa City, Toronto, Belleville, Prescott, Hamilton. Brockville.
Connecting at Hamilton, C. W., with the AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., for Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Dubuque, Burling - ton, Cairo, Iowa City, Rock Island. St. Louis, Louisville, New Or- jeans, and the whole West and South West.
This is the Shortest and Quickest Route to all Points West and South West.
Express leaves daily in charge of Special Messenger. Office, 90 Exchange St., Portland.
J. E. FRINDLE. Agent.
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FORTLAND DIRECTORY
THE EASTERN EXPRESS CO.,
Formed by the Combination of the Express Co's of HODGMAN, CARR & CO., CARPENTER & CO., WINSLOW & CO ..
Will continue the Express Business between Boston and the State of Maine, over the Eastern, Boston and Maine. York and Cumberland, henneber and Portland, Somerset and Kennebec, Av droscoggin and kennebec, and Penobscot and Kennebec Railroads.
And by Steamboats between Boston and Portland, Portland and Bangor, Boston and Augusta, and Baston and Bangur.
Their Expresses will be in charge of their own Messenger, 5ml They have responsilde Agents in al towns on the rentes, and are en abled to offer increased facilities to the public for the transportation of business.
PROPRIETORS.
F. H. HODGMAN, Bangor, J. N. WINSLOW, Portland G. S. CARPENTER, Augusta, F. W. CARR, Boston. J. R. HALL, Boston.
They assume no responsibility for loss by Fire or perils of the Sea For for the delivery of packages going beyond their route after the leave their hands.
OFFICES 35 Court Square, BOSTON. Fox Block, PORTLAND. J. N. WINSLOW
WILLIAM PEARCE, PLUMBER,
FORCE PUMP & WATER CLOSET MANUFACTURER, 28 Market Square, next to Lancaster Hall, PORTLAND, ME.
Warm, Cold and Shower Baths, Wash Bowls, Brass, and Silver Plated Cocks.
Every description of WATER FIXTURE for Dwelling Houses, Hotels, and Public holdings, Ships, &e, arranged sul set up in the best manner, and all orders in town of country faithfully executed. Also, constantly on hand and for sale a farge assortment of
LEAD PIPES & SHEET LEAD.
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
The splendid new sea-going Steamers Forest City, Lew- iston and Montreal, will, until farther notice :
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at 7 o'clock P. M., and Central Wharf, Boston, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at 7 o'clock P. M.
Fare, in Cabin, $1.25; on Deck, $1.00
N. B. Each boat is furnished with a large number of state-rooms, for the accommoda- tion of ladies and families ; and travelers are reminded that by taking this line, inuch saving of time and expense will be made, and that the inconvenience of arriving in B - ton at late hours of the night will be avoided.
The boats arrive in season for passengers to take the earliest trains out of the city. 'The company are not responsible for baggage to an amount exceeding fifty dollars in value, and that personal, unless notice is given and paid for at the rate of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
07 Freight taken as usual.
L. BILLINGS, Agent.
New York, Portland, Montreal and Quebec Steamship Line.
The A 1 1st Class Steamer Chesapeake, Capt SIDNEY CROW- KLL, will run regularly between New York and Portland, as follows : Leave Brown's Wharf Portland, every SATURDAY, at 4 o'clock P. M, and returning leave New York, Pier 12 N. R., every TUES- DAY, at the same hour.
This vessel has just been fitted up with fine accommodations for passengers, making this the most speedy, safe and comfortable route for travelers between New York and Maine.
Passage $5.00, including Fare and State-Rooms.
0 Goods forwarded by this line to and from Montreal, Quebec, Ban- xor, Bath, Augusta, Eastport and St. John. Also connects with Steam- ers for Baltimore Goods taken through with despatch, at the cheapest rates. For freight or passage, apply to
EMERY & FOX, Brown's Wharf, Portland,
H. B CROMWELL & CO., Pier 12 N. R., New York.
For Eastport, Calais and the British Provinces ---- Twice a Week.
The Splendid, fast and sea-going Steamer EASTERN CITY, Capt. E. B. WINCHESTER, will leave Railroad Wharf, foot of State street, every MONDAY, at 5 o'clock P. M. Returning, will leave St. John, every THURSDAY, at 8 A. M., touching at Eastport for Portland.
The Steamer ADMIRAL, Capt. McLarran, will leave Railroad Wharf, foot o State street, every THURSDAY, at 5 P. M. Returning, will leave St. John every MONDAY, at & A. M., touching at Eastport for Portland.
These boats connect at Portland with the P. S. & P., Eastern, and B. & M. Railroads, for all the Stations on said roads : also, connect with the Grand Trunk Railroad for all parts of the Canadas, and the Railroads east of Portland.
A Steamer connects at Eastport with the above boats, each way for St. Andrews, Hob. binstou and Calais ; and at St. John with the new and splendid Steamer EMPEROR. L'apt. Chisholm, for Windsor and Halifax ; and Steamer MAID OF ERIN, Capt. Bel- moore, for Dorchester and the Bend.
A Steamer will also leave St. John twice a week for Digby and Annapolis, and daily for Fredericton.
For freight or passage, please apply to
A. SOMERBY, !Agent.
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Trains leave Portland daily (Sundays excepted) for the . White Mountains, Island Pond, Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, and all intermediate stations. Connecting at Toronto with all points in the West.
In August, 1858, the road will be completed to London, there connecting with the Great Western Railway.
For time of departure of trains, see papers.
0 See pages 301, 302, 303, for stations along the whole route, &c.
PORTLAND, SACO & PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD.
Commencing)April 5, 1852.
Passenger trains will leave the Station, Canal street, daily, (Sun- days excepted,) as follows :
Leave Portland for Boston at 8.45 A. M., and 3.00 P. M.
Leave Boston for Portland at 7.30 A. M., and 3.00 P. M.
Leave Portsmouth for Portland at 10.00 A. M., and 5.30 P. M.
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
A Steambont train leaves Portland for Boston, at 5.00 P. N. Leaves Boston for Portland samo days, at 5.00 P. M.
'These trains will take and leave pas engers at way stations. Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
dee pago 306 for stations along the whole route.
JOHN RUSSELL, JR., Superintendent.
YORK & CUMBERLAND RAILROAD.
Ou and after Mundy, April 12th, 1855, Traine will run as fl.no :
Leave Saco River br Port ar 1, at 5.20 A. M., amt 9.00 A. M., and 3.20 P M.
Trave Portland for Saco River at 7.15 A. M., and 2.10 and 6.15 P. M.
The 2,00 1'. M. train out, and the 6.20 A. M. train in, will be Merchandise Train with l'assenger Care attached.
Stages connect at Saccarapps daily for South Windham, Wisham, Center and Great Y'alle.
At Gorlam, far West Gorham, Standish, Stup Falls, Baldwin, Hiram, Liming. Brownfield, Fryeburg, Conway, De mark, Lovill, Bridgton, &c., &c.
At Parts Center, far West Desto , Baby.La', South Limington, Limington,
, Carmen Furter, Ac, Br.
. J. P. RICH. Hope mtomaten
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
PRINCES'
RTLAND EXPRESS,
PER STEAMERS MONTREAL, FOREST CITY & LEWISTON.
Valuables, Parcels and heavy Freight taken and delivered with promptness, and at reasonable charges.
Freight called for by leaving orders at offices one hour be- fore steamers sail.
11 State Street, Boston. 84 Exchange St., Portland. J. H. Prince, C. S. D. Prince.
HOTELS.
ELM HOUSE. CORNER OF FEDERAL AND TEMPLE STREETS, CHAS. H. ADAMS, - - - - Proprietor.
AMERICAN HOUSE. 161 FORE, CORNER OF LIME STREET, GEO. H. BARRELL, - - Proprietor.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE. HEAD OF CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF, 111 FORE STREET, N. J. DAVIS, - - Proprietor.
WESTERN EXCHANGE HOTEL. Directly opposite the Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Rail Road Depot, E. CRAM, Proprietor.
ST. LAWRENCE HOUSE, NO. 30 INDIA, 2D DOOR WEST OF FEDERAL ST., JOHN TAYLOR, - - Proprietor.
FREEMAN HOUSE. No. 49 Middle Street, Opposite Second Parish Congregational Church, GEORGE S. HAY, - - Proprietor.
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
C. W. ATWELL, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
PATENT MEDICINES.
Doering Block, Market Sqr., Portland, General Agency and Wholesale Depot for Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, MILLER'S CONDITION POWDERS, ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER, WILD CHERRY BITTERS,
DR. LANGLEY'S ROOT & HERB BITTERS, DR. MARSHALL'S
HEADACHE AND CATARRH SNUFF, DUTCHER'S DEAD SHOT FOR BED BUGS, DR. PETTIT'S CANKER BALSAM,
AMERICAN EYE SALVE, DR. HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP, LIVER PILLS,
PARSON & CO'S RAT EXTERMINATOR, LYON'S KATHAIRON.
All the Popular Eledicines of the bay, CASTOR OIL, SWEET OIL, PAREGORIC, ESSENCES, Se.,
Fancy Goods, India Rubber Balls, &c., &c., For Sale at the Manufacturers' Lowest Prices.
Don't Forget the Place, - - - At ATWELL'S. UNDER DEFRING HALL. . . . ON MARKET SQUARE.
THE
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY,
AND
REFERENCE BOOK,
FOR
POBL
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1858-9.
BY S. B. BECKETT.
BROWN THURSTON, STEAM PRINTER.
1858.
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CONTENTS.
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Aldermen,
241
Arrivals at this port,
268
Assessors,
243
Atheneum Society,
311
Assessed Valuation &c.,
.281
Association for relief of Aged Indigent Women,
309
Banks, -
258, 259
Benevolent Society,
308
Bethel Flag Society,
310
Board of Trade, -
298
Boundaries of Wards,
942
Casco Iron Company,
301
Churches and Ministers,
- 289, 290
Circuit Court of the United States,
290
City Officers,
- 241, 242, 243
City Debt,
283
Coal Receipts, -
269
Commerce of Portland, -
267-280
Common Councilmen,
241
Commissioners U. S. Court, Constables,
243
Consuls,
- 273
County Commissioners' Court, -
291
Court of Probate, -
291
Cullers of Hoops and Staves,
244
Cullers of Dry Fish,
- 245
Cumberland and Oxford Canal,
300
Custom House Officers, -
274
Deaths in Portland, -
296
Distances to Pleasure Resorts,
294
Elevations of Churches &c.,
275
Exports, -
-
267
Female Orphan Asylum, -
310
Female Charitable Society. -
- 309
Field Drivers and Fence Viewers,
245
Fire Alarm Districts,
254, 257
Fire Department,
249
Flour and Corn Receipts,
269
Fires and Losses,
254
Growth of Portland,
280
Gas Light Company,
299
Haydn Association,
312
Imports, -
268
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- 290
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Judiciary,
- 290
Latitude and Longitude of Portland,
275
Location of Portland,
292
Maine Bible Society,
313
Maine Charitable Mechanic Association,
307, 308
Marine Society,
308
Mayors,
245-249
Marriages,
297
Martha Washington Society,
309
Masonic Institutions, 315
Measurers of Wood and Bark,
244
Meteorological Statistics,
297
Mortality of Portland,
295, 296
Municipal Court,
291
Mutual Insurance Company,
298
Names of Inhabitants &c.,
17-240
Natural History Society,
311
Needle Women's Friend Society,
310
Newspapers,
257
New York Steam Navigation Company,
299
Observatory Signals,
274
Odd Fellowship Institutions,
313
Orphan Asylum,
310
Overseers of the Poor,
244
Police,
243
Population of Portland,
280
Portland Company,
299
Portland Provident Association,
808
Portland Temperance Society,
312
Pound Keepers,
245
Railroads, -
301
Relief Association of Portland Fire Department,
310
Receipts and Expenditures,
282, 253
Reservoirs and Wells, -
252
Schedule of City Property,
284-286
Schools, -
286-288
School Committee,
286
Ship Building,
270, 271, 272
Society of Natural History,
311
Sons of Temperance, -
313
Steam Packet Company, -
298
Streets, Lanes, &c.,
315-319
Sugar House, -
- 300
Supreme Judicial Court
291
Taxes and Tax Payers, -
259-267, 281, 282
Temperature of Portland,
297
Tonnage of Portland District,
273
Tythingmen,
- 245
United States Circuit Court,
290
Vessels over 100 tons burden, -
276-280
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Vessels built,
270, 271, 272
Votes for Mayor,
245-248
Wardens,
245
Ward Clerks,
245
Washington T. A. Society,
313
Wharves,
320
Widows' Wood Society,
309
York & Cumberland Railroad, - 307 Young Men's Mercantile Library Association, 312
Young Men's Christian Association, -
313
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AGRICULT'L IMPLEMENTS &c., Kendall & Whitney, 125
BAKERS,
Pearson & Smith, 172
BLACK AND WHITE SMITHS, Charles M. Plummer, 177
Daniel Freeman,
10
BOAT BUILDER,
Thomas F. Roberts,
187
BOOK BINDER,
F. W. Bailey,
3
BOOKS & STATIONERY,
Francis Blake,
30
George R. Davis,
63
Wm. D. Robinson,
189
Sanborn & Carter,
193
BOOTS & SHOES,
Benjamin Fogg & Son,
83
J. Tukesbury & Co.,
221
Henry M. Payson,
172
BURNING FLUID,
D. W. Gardner & Co.,
322
Charles H. Blake,
30
Walter Corey,
55
Benjamin Ilsley, 117
T. Č. Webber,
228
Baker & Poor,
23
W. J. Bordwine,
32
M. & J. Coolidge,
54
Davis, Twitchell & Co.,
63
Emery & Fox,
77
Hammond & Foye, 103
Hersey, Fletcher & Co., 110
J. & D. Miller, 153
Noyes, Weston & Co., 165
Mc Gilvery, Ryan & Davis, 147 J. Grant, 96
Samuel Chase & Son,
47
Wm. S. Philbrook, 175
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
James O'Donnell, 322
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Drake, Davis & Co.,
71
Milliken & Taylor,
154
CUTLERS & GRINDERS,
G. & G. Mark,
142
DAGUERREOTYPIST,
S. L. Carleton,
43
DENTISTS,
Josiah Heald 109
DECORATIVE PAINTERS,
Schumacher & Robinson, 195
DOORS, SASHES, &C.,
J B. Moore & Son, 156
BROKERS,
CABINET FURNITURE,
CLOTHIERS,
COAL DEALERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
COFFEE & SPICE GRINDERS, COOPERS,
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Judiciary,
- 290
Latitude and Longitude of Portland, -
275
Location of Portland,
292
Maine Bible Society,
313
Maine Charitable Mechanic Association,
307, 308
Marine Society,
308
Mayors,
245-249
Marriages,
297
Martha Washington Society,
309
Masonic Institutions,
315
Measurers of Wood and Bark,
244
Meteorological Statistics,
297
Mortality of Portland,
295, 296
Municipal Court,
291
Mutual Insurance Company,
298
Names of Inhabitants &c.,
17-240
Natural History Society,
311
Needle Women's Friend Society,
310
Newspapers,
257
New York Steam Navigation Company,
299
Observatory Signals,
274
Odd Fellowship Institutions,
313
Orphan Asylum,
310
Overseers of the Poor,
244
Police,
243
Population of Portland,
250
Portland Company,
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299
Portland Provident Association,
808
Portland Temperance Society,
312
Pound Keepers,
245
Railroads,
301
Relief Association of Portland Fire Department,
- 310
Receipts and Expenditures,
282, 253
Reservoirs and Wells, -
252
Schedule of City Property,
284-286
Schools,
286-288
School Committee,
286
Ship Building,
270, 271, 272
Society of Natural History,
311
Sons of Temperance, -
813
Steam Packet Company, -
29S
Streets, Lanes, &c.,
315-319
Sugar House, -
- 300
Supreme Judicial Court
291
Taxes and Tax Payers,
259-267, 281, 282
Temperature of Portland,
297
Tonnage of Portland District,
273
Tythingmen,
- 245
United States Circuit Court,
290
Vessels over 100 tons burden,
276-280
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Vessels built,
270, 271, 272
Votes for Mayor,
245-248
Wardens,
245
Ward Clerks,
245
Washington T. A. Society,
313
Wharves, -
320
Widows' Wood Society,
309
York & Cumberland Railroad,
307
Young Men's Mercantile Library Association,
312
Young Men's Christian Association, - -
313
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AGRICULT'L IMPLEMENTS &c., Kendall & Whitney, 125
BAKERS,
Pearson & Smith, 172
BLACK AND WHITE SMITHS, Charles M. Plummer, 177
Daniel Freeman,
10
BOAT BUILDER,
Thomas F. Roberts,
187
F. W. Bailey,
3
BOOKS & STATIONERY,
Francis Blake,
30
George R. Davis,
63
Wm. D. Robinson,
189
Sanborn & Carter,
193
BOOTS & SHOES,
Benjamin Fogg & Son,
83
J. Tukesbury & Co.,
221
Henry M. Payson,
172
BURNING FLUID,
D. W. Gardner & Co.,
322
Charles H. Blake,
30
Walter Corey,
55
Benjamin Ilsley,
117
CLOTHIERS,
T. Č. Webber, 228
Baker & Poor, 23
32
M. & J. Coolidge,
54
Davis, Twitchell & Co.,
63
Emery & Fox,
77
Hammond & Foye, 103
Hersey, Fletcher & Co., 110
J. & D. Miller, 153
Noyes, Weston & Co., 165
Mc Gilvery, Ryan & Davis, 147 J. Grant, 96
Samuel Chase & Son,
47
Wm. S. Philbrook, 175
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
James O'Donnell, 322
71
Milliken & Taylor,
154
CUTLERS & GRINDERS,
G. & G. Mark,
142
DAGUERREOTYPIST,
S. L. Carleton, 43
DENTISTS,
Josiah Heald 109
DECORATIVE PAINTERS,
Schumacher & Robinson, 195
DOORS, SASHES, &C.,
J B. Moore & Son, 156
BROKERS,
CABINET FURNITURE,
COAL DEALERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
W. J. Bordwine,
COFFEE & SPICE GRINDERS, COOPERS,
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Drake, Davis & Co.,
BOOK BINDER,
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, E. Dana, jr., 61
H. H. Hay & Co.,
2
W. W. Whipple, 231
L. C. Gilson,
92
N. G. Nichols,
163
W. F. Phillips,
176
J. W. Perkins & Co.,
174
C. D. Warren & Co.,
226
Titcomb & Cummings, 217
M. S. Whittier,
232
Francis Sweetsir,
6
DRY GOODS,
J. R. Corey & Co., 55
Louis Fellheimer, 79
99
C. W. Robinson & Co., 188
J. G. Tolford & Co., 218
Ingersoll & Sons,
2, 118
R. L. Robinson,
189
Varus Stearns,
207
EDGE TOOL MAKERS,
John W. Libby,
134
ENGRAVINGS, &C.,
R. J. D. Larrabee,
131
EXPRESSES,
Winslow & Co.,
8
Prince & Co., 11
British N. A. Express Co.,
7
FLOUR, CORN, &C.,
Cullen C. Chapman, 46
M. & J. Coolidge, 54
Hammond & Foy,
103
Mayhew & King,
144
J. & D. Miller,
153
Noyes, Weston & Co,
165
Albert Webb & Co.,
228
FISH, SALT, &C.,
Dana & Co., 62
George Trefethen & Co., 219
George Burnham & Son, 2
63
W. J. Bordwine,
77
John W. Adams,
18
GRAINING, &C.,
George E. Luscomb, 139
GROUND SALT,
A. P. & W. H. Waldron, 224
Moses G. Dow, 70
Waldron & Co., 224
J. F. Weeks & Co.,
229
Dana & Co.,
62
Fox & Chadwick,
86
Davis, Twitchell & Co.,
63
Hersey, Fletcher & Co., 110
Milliken & Taylor, 154
Milliken & Shaw, 154
John Lynch & Co., 140
FOR. & COM. MERCHANTS,
C. M. Davis & Son, 32
Emery & Fox,
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS,
GROCERS,
HI. & T. Gruntal,
EATING SALOON,
15
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
GROCERS, HARD WARE,
HATS, CAPS AND FURS, HOTELS,
IRON FOUNDERS, IRON AND STEEL, JEWELERS,
LASTS, LITHOGRAPHY, LIVERY STABLES,
W. C. Osborne, 168
H. Warren Lancey,
130
James B. Moore & Son, 156
Byron Greenough & Co., 97
EIm House,
11
Western Exchange, 11
St. Lawrence House, 11
Commercial House,
11
American House,
11
Freeman House, .
11
Sailor's Home,
193
Rollins & 'Trowbridge, 190
Eben Corey, 55
Banks & Hatch,
24
William M. Cushman,
61
J. S. Felt,
80
Gerrish & Pearson,
90
J. E. Gilman,
92
William Harlow,
104
William C. Hawes, 108
Lowell & Senter,
188
J. Ambrose Merrill,
152
H. G. Quincy,
180
Moore & Fernald,
156
John H. Bufford,
321
Floyd & Bailey,
2
George H. Babcock,
22
Charles W. Dingley,
67
Golder & Walker,
93
Charles Sager,
192
T. & J. B. Cummings,
59
Jos. J. Walker & Co.,
225
Alexander Edmond,
75
Knight, Pool & Co.,
128
B. F. Noble & Co.,
164
MACHINISTS,
Ira Winn, 4, 235
5
Staples & Bartol,
4
J. L. Winslow, 4
Casco Iron Company,
6
Portland Company,
5
MAHOGANY & CABINET
WOODS,
T. & J. B. Cummings, 59
James D. Cheney, 47
Wm. P. Hastings,
107
H. A. Whitney, 232
Mrs. E. T. Cushman, 60
A. L. Dennison, 66
Miss A. Hamlin,
102
LUMBER DEALERS,
LUNG DISEASES, TREATMENT, Charles Morse,
158
Daniel Freeman,
MELODEONS,
MILLINERY,
16
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
NURSERY PLANTS, OYSTERS, PAINTERS,
John W. Adams, 18
James Freeman, 87
Joseph G. Davis, 64
Charles Fobes, 83
S. W. Wilson,
235
Winslow & Randall,
236
PARCHING CORN,
C. H. Cate,
44
PIANO FORTES,
Calvin Edwards & Co., 75, 222 I. C. Nesmith, 162
R. N. Brown, 322
PHOTOGRAPHS,
A. M. McKenney, 149
J. W. C. Morrison, 157
8
I. D. Merrill & Co., 152
Mayhew & King,
144
B. Thurston,
216, 322
Ira Berry, 28
J. S. Staples.
206
David Tucker,
220
Advertiser Job Office,
321
Rumery & Burnham,
191
Drake, Davis & Co.,
71
Milliken & Shaw, 154
Johnson & Chenery,
120
PERIODICALS & NEWSPAPERS, N. Fessenden,
81
C. W. Atwell,
12
RAIL ROADS,
Grand Trunk,
10
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth, 10
York & Cumberland, 10
William P. Hastings, 107
William B. Richards, 185
22
William Paine, 170
Mc Gilvery, Ryan & Davis, 147
Elijah Adams, 17
Samuel R. Leavitt,
131
SIGN & BANNER PAINTING,
George E. Brown, 37
For Boston, 9
For New York. 9 ·
For Eastport, St. John, &c., 9
161
J. L. Howard & Co.,
114
C. C. Tolman, 218
27
E. C. Stevens & Son,
208
J. E. Budden,
38
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