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MATHES N. F. I Market (see adv. dept. page :i)
MOSES SAMUEL W. 1 Pleasant (ore nes. dept. page 31)
MOULTON & BLAISDELL, 1 Market sq. (see adv. dept. p.12) Nixon Thomas, 7 Langdon
OXFORD R. K. 22 state (see adv. dept. page 30)
PAYNE ALBERT A. 87 Market (see adv. dept. page 31)
Pepper D., Austin, corner Cabot RANDALL R. W. 105 Market (see adv. dept. page 37)
Bider J. F .. & Son, 3+ Penhallow Ronch F. P. 27 & 2) Deer
ROGERS F. W. & CO. 51 Con- press (see adv. dept. page 25) ROWE G. V. 52 Market (see selv. dept. page 32)
RUSSELL S. 1 .. 36 Water (see adv. dept. pare 34)
SLATER JOHN H. 53 Market agent N. F. Protective Union, (see advert'g depart. page 31) Stokell John, 11 Market
TOMPSON GŁO. & CO. 24 Bow (schulesale) (see advertising department, page 13)
Tucker & Downs, 49 Market
WALDEN AUGUSTUS. 9 Water (sce adv. dept. page 33) Walden Richard, 49 Water Ward William, 115 Market Wells John H. 56 Market Yeaton James R. 18 Congress YEATON JOHN, 31 Market (see adv. dept. page 13)
Gunsmith.
SHILLABER JOHN F. 28 Bow (see adv. dept. page 55)
Hack Office.
SIDES C. II. & CO. 53 Congress (see adv. dept. page 5)
Hair Dressers.
LAIGHTON CHAS, E & SON, Blaisdell Joseph, 24 Congress 5 Exchange building (see adv. . LEVERTON JOHN F. 90 & 21 department, page :)) Daniel (ser adv. dept page 24) Mitsch George, & Market REMICK HENRY, "! Market (see adv. dept. page 25) Roberts .John ] :. 14 Congress Leighton Lafayette, H Market LEAR DANIEL J. 18 Danie! (see adv. dept. page 33) Mathes J. 3. 19 Bow
S. A. Avery sells Writing Paper and Envelopes of all kinds at No. 29 Congress Street.
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Senter Daniel, 8 Daniel Senter Oliver, 14 Penhallow Smith John H. 16 Water
Hair Dye.
LEVERTON J. F. 20 Daniel (see adver. dept. page 21)
Hair Worker. Moran S. J. Mrs. + Daniel
Hard Ware.
BAILEY JOHN H. 3 Congress (see adv. dept. page 21) Tarlton Willian, 7% Market
TREADWELL GEORGE L. 16 Market (sce advertisement, inside of front cover)
Vaughan George T. 59 Market Wendell A. Q. 3 Market square
Harness Makers.
Hardy Emery E. 14 Congress LARRABEE JAMES. 30 Daniel (sre adv. dept. page !! ) LOWD ANDREW, 31 Congress (see adv. dept. page 50)
Hats, Caps, and Furs. DEARBORN J. & CO. 26 Market (see adv. dept. paze 21) HEAD WILLIAM O. H4} Market (see adv. dept. page 16) WALKER N. K. & SON, 11 Congress (see adv. dept. p. 19)
Hosiery Weavers.
Cartlidge William jr. Creek st. Forknall John, 4 Anthony JARVIS & BROTHER, 75 Is- lington (see adv. dept. page G) WARDWELL THOMAS, 20} Islington (see adv. dept. p. 50)
Hotels. CITY HOTEL, O. A. Frost, 20 Congress (see adv. dept. page +) FRANKLIN HOUSE, G. W. F. Convers, Congress street (see advertising dept. page +)
Jefferson House, MI. Cunning- ham, 31 Water Market St. House, William Saw. yer, 114 Market
PISCATAQUA HOUSE, Wm. S. Hadley, 5 Pleasant (see adv. department. page a)
ROCKINGHAML HOUSE, W. 1. Hadley & Co. 9. State (see advertising departin't, page %)
Ice Dealer. Perkins I .. 31. 30 South
Insurance Agents.
Bartlett .J. P., New Hamp'e bank HARVEY J. S. +7 Congress (see adv. department, page 11) LORD J. M., Piscataqua Ex. Bank (sce ndv. dept. page 11) Veil Thomas, 93 Market
SISE JOHN, 5 Market square (see adver. depart. page 9}
Smith John, 19 Daniel
TREADWELL GEORGE L. 16 Market (see advertisement in- side front cover)
WENDELL JACOB, 8: Market (see adv. dept. page 10)
Iron and Steel.
LYMAN JOHN P. 55 Market (soc adv. dept. page 13) SPALDING & PARROTT, 63 Market (see adv. dept. page 13)
Iron Foundries.
Drake Phineas, 5 Mechanic Haselton Ira, MIcDonough street
Job Wagons.
Brown Benj. F. 3 Washington Chamberlain Albert, 29 Congress Fishley George, 15 Anthony
GOVE WILLIAM A. +2 Market (see adv. dept. page 13)
Junk Store. Colman John L. O. 111 Market
Leather and Findings.
CARR J. C. 2+ Market (see adv. dept. page !! )
HILL & CARR, 34 Market, (see adv. dept. page :2)
Lime, Sand, and Cement, Barker, Adams & Co. 64 Daniel TUCKER GEO. W., Long wharf (see adver. dept. page 3-)
S. A. Avery keeps a good assortment of Pocket Cut- lery of all kinds at No. 20 Congress Sircet.
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Livery Stables. FERGUSON & BURLEY, rear ") Congress (see adv. dept. p. 6) Jones Nathan & Co. s! Vaughan locke Woodbury 1 .. yof state SIDES C. H. & CO. 53 Congress Hack office, (sce adv. dept. p. 5) TILTON & FOSTER, 20 Con- gresa (see adv. dept. page 5) WHIDDEN JOSEPH. 15: Fleet (see adv. dept. page 5)
Locksmith. SHILLABER JOHN F. 2S Bow (see adv. dept. page 55)
Lumber.
Barker, Adams, & Co. GS Daniel Chesley & Call, 13º Market Marden C. W. 49 Water
Marble Works.
PHILBRICK SILAS, Pier whf. (see adv. front colored page TREAT ALLEN, + Green (see adv. dept. page +1)
Masons. FRASER & GREEN, +4 Water (see adv. dept. page 13) Hayes George, 1 Prospect Hurd Luther N. 40 State Locke C. F. 11 Penhallow Whitehouse George, 7 Franklin
Mast and Spar Maker. MARTIN WM. R., Green Street (see adv. dept. page 42) ODION THOMAS, Manning pl. c. Water (see adv. dept. p. 5G)
Merchants.
Rafley Thomas D. 40 Court Coffin Thos. S. Little Harbor rd. Day William, 14 Richards avenue Goodwin Ichabod, &' Market Jones Wm. & Son. 17 Market sq. Ladd Alexander HI. Gt Market Ladd Henry HI. 6: Market March Clement, Rockingham Bank Building Parrott Wm. F., Rockingham Bank building Rollins Ichabod, 11 Comm'l whf.
SISE E. F. & CO. ; 5 Market Sise Joseph G. 65 Market Tarlton J. N. :: Market Tredick J. M. : Market Wendell Jucob & Market
Millinery.
Batchelder Adelaide A. Miss, 16 Hanover Beck E. L. 30 Middle Call Rebecca E. : 3 Congress Fonda Ira B. Mirs. 15 & 20 Market Hahn Isunc, 13 Market
Hills Misses, 25 MMarket
LOUD & PRAY, 'S Market (see adv. dept. page 17) Robinson A. 1'. 311sa, 22 Daniel Trickey Olive M1. 9 Market Tuckerman E. L. 3 Chestnut WHITTEMORE CHARLES C. 3 Market (see advertisement back colored page)
Young C. A. Miss, 7 Exc'nge bg.
Music and Musical Instru- ments.
COBB SAMUEL F. 2 Exchange build. (see adv. dept. page :'s) FOSTER JJOSEPH HI, 5 Market (see advertise't, front col. page) HEAD JAMES H. 14 Pleasant (see adv. dept. page 28)
Music Teachers.
Nowell Charles H. 15 Austin Pearson Amos, 30 Hanover
Newspapers & Periodicals. AVERY S. AYERS, 29 Congress (see adv. dept. page 3)
Nurses.
Blatchford Ruth M. 30 Gates Sherburne Betsey, 16 Richards avenue
Nurseryman. Spinney D. H., Spinney's road
Oyster Saloons. Bickford N. J. 32 Penhallow Dodge John S. 12 Daniel Freeman Washington, 12 and 16 Congress
S. A. Avery sells Stationery. Photograph Albums and Fancy Goods at No. 29 Congress Street.
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Hilton Edward W. & Richard, 20: Oliver Nathan W. 97 State & 22 Islington TIBBETS ARAD, 2 Congress (see adv. dept. page 30)
Paints, Oil, and Glass.
BAILEY JOHN H. 3 Congress (see adv. dept. pige 21)
TREADWELL GEORGE I. 16 Market (see advertisement, inside of front cover)
TRIPP ELISHA, 9 l'enhallow (see adver't back colored page) Wendell A. Q. 3 Market square
Painters.
Coffin Edward D. 20 Congress Colley William B. 2 & 3 Chestnut Grogan & Gardiner, 15 l'enhall'w Jervis E. 17 l'enhallow (curtain) Lefavour James W. S Church Scriggins stephen D. 11} Fleet Tebbets John G. 103 Market
TRIPP ELISHA, 9 Penhallow (see adver't back colored page) Vaughan M. J. & W. A. 20 l'en- hallow
Warburton John, 20 Congress
Paper Hangings.
FOSTER J. H. 5 Market (see advertise'r, front colored page) HEAD JAMES H. 14 Pleasant (see adv. dept. page 2's)
SHORES JAMIES F. JR. 1 Con- gress blk. (sce adver. op. title)
Photograph & Ambrotype Artists.
DAVIS BROTHERS, 17 Pleas- ant (see adv. front colored page Gregory Albert, 33 Congress MEINERTH CARL, & Daniel (see adv. dept. page 52) Salen l'. Congress block
Physicians.
Bennett Abner B. : 1 Congress Boardman John H. 14 Middle Curtis Benjamin W. Mi State FOLSOM N. 1 .. 11} Congress (see adv. dept. page 51)
Goodwin B. S. : Congress (ind.) Laighton William, 27 Vaughan
Peirce Damiel HI. 1 Court Perry Adams, fe Congress (bot Richter E.mil, + Austin (home.) Hundlett Edward, 30 Middle ·wett Simeon, 1 School (botanic) Treadwell Robert O. " Pleasant
Piano Fortes.
COBR SAMUEL F. 2 Exchange Build. (see adv. dept. page "s,
Printing Offices.
BREWSTER C. W. & SON, 3 Lund, l'ortsmouth Journal FOSTER J. L. 31 Daniel, States und linion
FOSTER W.M. H. 16 Pleasant, upp. J'ost Office, book, card, & job printer (see adv. dept. p. 53) MILLER FRANK W. Exchange build'g, Chronicle and Gazette (see adver. depart. page 3:)
Provision Dealers.
Cate Walter A. 7 & 8 Bow
CLARK H. M. & CO. 23 Con- gress (see adver. dept. page 32) Ferguson & Frye, 25 Congress
GARRETT H. L. S. Market (sce adver. dept. page 32)
Grant J. W., Jefferson Market
Holines J. & Son, Bow, c. l'en- hallow
MARDEN WM. H. 27 Daniel (see adv. dept page 36)
PRESCOTT C. S. 11 Water (see adver. dept. page 34)
ROWE G. V. 52 Market (see adv. department, page 32)
SHELDON J. JI. & T. J., Jeffer- son M'ket (see adv. dept. p. 35) Stokell John, 41 Market
Riggers. DEARING & YEATON, 1 Pier wharf, (see adv. dept. page 43) Sailmakers.
Holbrook J. R. 80 & $1 Market Walker Charles, Commercial wf.
Saloons.
Cody R. 17 Daniel Douglass James, 19 Bridge
S. A. Avery, Denler in Periodicals and Novels of all kinds, No. 29 Congress Street.
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Hill John R. 32 Daniel Hull S., Penhallow, cor. Daniel Lombard D. F. 50 Deer Lord George W. 2. Deer Mayo Richard, 16 Penhallow spinney Mark, Noble's Island Wentworth W. B., Daniel, cor. Penhallow Whitney Amos S. 15 & 19 Water Woodward A. A. 15 Austin
Sawing and Planing Mill. MARTIN WMI., Green st. (see adv. dept. page 12)
Schools, ( Private.)
Blaisdell Mary Miss, 48 Court Brown Emily Mins, al State Ham C. I. Miss, Temple Miller M. E. B. Miss, Temple Pillow Miss, 34 Islington
Ship Builders.
Fernald W. F., Rayne-'s Shipy'd Marcy Daniel, North Mill street Tobey & Littlefield, Noble's Ist'd
Ship Chandlers. Laighton L. M. 3 Water TarIton William, 72 Market Vaughan George T. 50 Market
Shipsmiths.
Knowlton J. & Co. 62 Daniel MARSHALL & TRICKEY, State. cor. Water (see advert. department, page (6) RAITT JAMES W. W.44 Market (see adv. dept. page 47) RICE BENJ. F., Noble's Island (see adv. dept. page +3) TRAFTON BROS. 112 Market (see adv. dept. page 1.)
Soap Manufacturers.
Adams J. F. rear 25 Washington CLEAVES S. & SON, 3 Elin (sve adv. dept. page +0) Curtis & Edgerly, Gol Islington Walker Asa T., MeDonough st.
Stoves, Furnaces, Tinware, &c. Badger Albert J. 9 Daniel
BLAISDELL. U. 13 Market (see adv. dept. page 43) JONES & BOLLES, 61 Market (see adv. dept. page +) STEVENS E. A. + Market (see advertise't inside back cover)
Tailoresses.
Farber Mary B. 3 Marlborough Joy Mary, 2 Commercial alley Marden Martha A. 54 Cabot
Tailors.
ARCHIBALD & MULLEN, 14 Market (see adv. dept. page 15) CHEEVER BENJ. 40 Market (see ndr. dept, page 18) DOWNIE WOI. G. 29 Market (see adv. dept. page 17)
GERRISHI CILAS. W. 33 and 37 Market ( see adv. dept. page 16) HAM J. E. & CO. 9 Congress (ser adv. dept. page 20)
MOSES JOHN W. 6 Market (see adv. dept. page 17) MYERS C. E. & CO. 39 Market and a Bow (see adv. dept. p. 15) WALKER WM. P. s Market sq. (see adv. dept. page :0)
Tanners and Curriers.
Cole William G., Dennett street Goodrich Moses H., North Mill bridge
Telegraph Office.
Am. Telegraph Co. 13 Pleasant, E. A. Laughton, operator
Toys and Fancy Goods. BODGE HENRY S. 1 Congress (see adv. dept. page 7) FOSTER JOSEPH H. 5 Market (-ce advert. front colored page) HEAD JAMES H. 14 Pleasant (see adv. dept. page "s)
SHORES JAMES F. JR. 1 Con- gress blk. (see advertisement opposite the title page)
Umbrella & Parasol Maker. JOHNSON T. B. ; Daniel (see adv. dept. page 55)
S. A. Avery sells Nuts of all kinds at No. 29 Con- gress Street.
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Upholsterers. Locke Hiram C. 17 Gates Somerby Jolın, 29 Penhallow
Watchmakers & Jewellers. Bennett A. L. 7 Congress BODGE HENRY s. I Congress (see adv. dept. page 7) BURTT THOMAS F., Daniel, c. Market (sec adv. dept. p. 5.2) Emery C. T. 12 Market square Ham F. W. 1 Congress
Ham Henry H. 2 Exchange Bug" Melcher G. F. 12 Market square TRAFTON W. 1. 43 Congress (see udv. dept. page 20)
Weighers. City Senles, Market, opp. Deer Dennett Nathaniel, 2 Dennett Greenleaf G. J., Church, c. State
Wharfinger. Marshall E. J., Pier Whart
LEMUEL E. CASWELL, (Late of HOMER, CASWELL & CO.) Has removed his place of business from 52 UNION STREET, to
151 and 153 Milk St., Boston, AT GEORGE W. BASSETT'S, Successor to French, Wells & Co.
Where he invites his friends to call and examine late Importations of new shapes and styles of
CROCKERY, CHINA, AND GLASS WARE.
Rich Porcelain Dinner, Dessert and Tea Services, Silver-Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, &c., AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ALSO, PAPER HANGINGS. Nos.151 and 153 Milk Street, Boston.
D. R. AMBROSE, DEALER IN
Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers. AND RUBBER SOLE BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 4 CONGRESS BLOCK. . . . Portsmouth, N. H. Custom Work and repairing substantially and neatly done.
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CITY ELECTION, FOURTH TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER.
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CITY
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CITY GOVERNMENT ORGANIZED, IST TUESDAY IN JANUARY.
CITY GOVERNMENT, 1864.
MAYOR - JONATHAN DEARBORN.
ALDERMEN.
JOSEPH B. ADAMS,
THOMAS WIGGIN, JR. CHAS. A. SHANNON,
JOHN E. RIDER,
JOHN H. BROUGHTON, JAMES C. BROWN, WILLIAM E. HADLEY, A. Q. WENDELL.
COMMON COUNCIL.
WARD 1. - James W. Teague, George P. Edny, William G. Cole, William Shannon, Moses Wherren, Benjamin Hodgdon, Samuel A. Spinney, Andrew J. McIntire, John M. Davis.
WARD 2. - Stephen I .. Marston. Jos. H. Foster, Alfred Stavers, Eben F. Brackett, William H. Deverson, Lewis G. Davis, Heury H. Hamn, William H. Hackett, Samuel Billings.
WARD 3. - Samuel Lang lon Jr .. William S. Willey, Thomas O. Green, Augustus Walden, Nathaniel Foster, John E. Townsend.
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City Clerk. - Marcellus Buffon.
City Messenger, Charles H. Wiggin.
Assessors. - Henry M. Clark, John H. Folsom, Wm. D. Fernald, William Moses. Charles W. Brewster, George W. Tucker, Benjamin F. Webster, Henry F. Wendell.
Overseers of the Poor. - William C. Hatch, Rufus K. Oxford, Sampson B. Lord.
Selectmen. - Thomas I .. Tullock, William H. Fernald, Thomas J. Banks, Aaron [ .. Rand, Chas. H. Kenney, Chas. H. Hayes, Horace A. Martin, Benjamin Russell, Calvin Davis.
Moderators. - J. H. Bailey, Marcellus Bufford, Richi'd Walden. Town Clerks. - Charles L. Tidd, Edmund W. Brown, Edwin R. Laighton.
Treasurer and Collector of Taxes. - Robert Lefavour.
City Physician. - Abner B. Bennett.
Superintendent of Almshouse and City Farm. - Benjamin Norton. Sealer of Weights and Measures - John F. Shillaber.
Lamplighter. - Foxwell C. Staples.
Keeper of Powder Magazine. - Charles Robinson.
Harbor Master. - John N. Frost.
Port Wardens. - John N. Frost, George T. Vaughan, John A Yeaton.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Justice of Police Court. - Lory Odell.
Associate Justice - Marcellus Bufford.
City Solicitor. - William H. Rollins.
City Marshal. - Oren Bragdon.
Assist.int Marshals, Constables, etc. - Daniel L. Randall. Charles W. Bailey, Frank B. Johnson, Chas. H. Joy, Emery A. Dresser.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer. - John H. Moran. Assistant Engineers. - William B. Grogan, Stephen D. Scriggins, Benjamin MI. Parker, Daniel Neal, Christopher C. Jackson.
ENGINES, LADDER, AND HOSE COMPANIES.
No. 1. - GRANITE STATE, Pleasant Street. John Donovan, Foreman ; Daniel Hennessey, Clerk.
No. 2. - LACONIA. Court Street. Allen A. Rand, Foreman ; William W. Cotton, Clerk.
No. 3. - Gov. LANGDON, Court Street. Albert Foye, Foreman : Thomas P. Dennett, Clerk.
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No. 4. - PISCATAQUA, Elm Street. Charles W. Waterman, Foreman ; Daniel Sanborn, Clerk.
No. 5. - SAGAMORE, State Street. John H. Turner, Foreman ; Frank Rand, Clerk.
No. 6. - ATLANTIC, State Street. Charles S. Tucker, Foreman ; James F. Jeuness, Clerk.
GARIBALDI HOOK AND LADDER Co., No. 1. Court Street. Tobias Woodman, Foreman ; Jolin L. Rice. Clerk.
CITY HOSE Co., No. 1. Court Street. MI. H. Tilton, Foreman.
FEDERAL FIRE SOCIETY.
Intituted, 1789. Number of meinbers, 32. D. Austin, Pres't. Jos. H. Foster, Clerk. Annual Meeting, Ist Thursday in March.
MECHANIC FIRE SOCIETY.
Instituted, 1811. Number of members. 30. Benj. Cheever, President. William C. Hatch. Secretary and Treasurer. Annual Meeting, 1st Friday in December.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATES. (EX. 6's)
Meets at Washington Hall, on the Ist Tuesday in each month. John E. Rider, President ; W. W. Cotton, Secretary and Treas. John E. Rider, William T. Frye, W. W. Cotton, Directors.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
COMMITTEES.
DISTRICT, No. 1. - Horace Webster, Chairman. Tobias H. Miller, Horton D. Walker, Benjamin Hodgdon, John H. Bailey, William C. Hatch.
DISTRICT, NO. 2. - Robert O. Treadwell, Chairman. Lyman D. Spalding, Wingate N. Ilsley, Thomas Tredick, Samuel W. Moses, Adoniram J. Patterson, Andrew Sherburne.
DISTRICT, NO. 3. - John E. Rider, Chairman. Richard Wal- den, Samuel Clark, Benjamin Russell, Woodbury Gerrish, Wm. S. Willey, Samuel S. Whidden.
HIGH SCHOOLS. Corner of Daniel and Chapel Streets. Bors. - Lewis E. Smith, Principal. J. F .. Avers. Assistant. GIRLS. - Aurin M. Payson, Principal. Miss A. C. Morgan, Ass't.
DISTRICT, NO. 1.
North of Daniel street, Market square, Congress street and Is- lington street, west to Bridge Street ; and all west of the Creek.
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FRANKLIN SCHOOL, North Street.
GRAMMAR. - For Boys and Girls. Charles A. Shannon, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE. - For Boys and Girls. Miss Annie M. Manson. PRIMARY. - Miss Mary E. Rogers, Teacher.
BARTLETT SCHOOL, School Street.
INTERMEDIATE. - For Boys and Girls. Miss Mary F. Simes. PRIMARY. - For Boys and Girls. Miss Sarah Myers, Teacher. BOYS' GRAMMAR. Hanover St .- Sam'l M. De Merritt, Teacher. GIRLS' GRAMMAR. Hanover St .- Miss C. A. Mason, Teacher. PRIMARY. High Street. - Mrs. Lusena B. Mullen, Teacher. WOODBURY SCHOOL. Gravelly Ridge .- Edward A. Joy, Teach.
DISTRICT, NO. 2.
All south of Daniel street, Congress street, and Islington stree', as far as Bridge street ; all who reside in Bridge street, and all west of the same; all north of the north side of' Jefferson stree !: all north of Court street, from Washington street to Pleasand street, as far south as the Universalist meeting house, Aubur street, Middle street : all west of the Lafayette road, as far souta as the cross road leading from Samuel Langdou's to Andre Gardner's; and all who have usually attended the Plains school.
CABOT STREET SCHOOL - Grammar, for Boys, A. C. Hort, Teacher. Mary F. Walker, Assistant. Primary, Miss Marios M. Ham, Teacher. Ellen A. Norton, Assistant.
ACADEMY, Corner of Islington and Middle Streets. - Grammar, for Girls. Miss Harriet L. Hill, Teacher. Intermediate, for Girls. Miss Ellen M. Willey, Teacher.
BOYS' GRAMMAR, Court House, Court Street. - John Durgin, Principal. Sarah A. Whittem and Annie E. Salter, Assistants. PRIMARY. State Street. - Miss Charlotte A. Walker, Teacher. PLAINS SCHOOL. - Mary S. Jones, Teacher.
DISTRICT, NO. 3.
Includes all who reside south of the above bounds.
HAVEN SCHOOL, South School Street. - Grammar, for Boys and Girls. Tobias E. Foss, Principal. Misses Ann C. and Eliza M. Marshall, Assistants. Primary, Adeline C. Tucker, and Victoria E. Vaughan, Teachers. Infant, Miss Adeline Shack- ford, Teucher.
INFANT, State Street. - Ellen J. Drisco, Teacher.
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL, Lafayette Road. - Miss Drake, Teacher.
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CHURCHES. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. (EPISCOPAL.) Chapel Street.
Incorporated, Feb. 13, 1791. Destroyed by Fire, Dec. 24, 1806. The corner stone of the present edifice was laid, June 24. 1807, and the Church was completed and opened, May 29, 1608. Rev. Thomas F. Davies, Jr. Rector ; James P. Bartlett and Christopher C. Jackson, Wardens.
SOUTH PARISH. ( UNITARIAN.) State Street.
The present edifice was erected in 1824. Rev. James De- Normandie, Pastor : John Chase, William Lambert, William Tuckerman, Benj. Cheever, Augustus Lord, Wurdens ; John Sise, Parish Clerk.
SABBATH SCHOOL - Established, June. 1818. Incorporated, December, 1828. Samuel Lord, President ; Win. M. Shackford, Ichabod Rollins, James F. Shores, Directors ; Jas. F. Shores, Jr., Secretary and Treasurer ; John P. Lyman, James F. Shores, Jr., Joseph Il. Foster, Superintendents.
SOUTH CHURCH CHARITY FUND .- Incorporated, July 3, 1529. Rev. Jaunes De Normandie, President ; Joseph H. Foster, Secy : Rev. James De Normandie, Samuel Lord, Joseph H. Foster, Jus. F. Shores, Jr., Joseph H. Thacher, Trustees.
MIDDLE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner Middle and State Streets.
Incorporated, July 3, 1827. Organized, Sept. 29, 1828. In 1852, the Chapel ou State Street was erected by the Society, at an expense of about $1600. Rev. -- , Pastor ; H. D. Walker, J. D. Akerman, J. Chaplin Carr, Wardens ; H. D. Walker, Treasurer; L W. Brewster, Clerk.
Connected with the Society are a Sewing Circle and a Ladies' Missionary Society.
SABBATH SCHOOL -H. D. Walker, Supt. ; Jas. D. Akerman Secretary: A. P. Stevens, Librarian ; Henry C. Walker, Assist- ant Librarian ; Number of scholars about 150.
UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY.
Pleasant Street.
First Church built for the Society in Vanghan Street in 1784. The present Church was erected and dedicated in 1808. Rev.
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A. J. Patterson, Pastor; John Bennett, James F. Hartshorn. Willinin Sines, Wardens; Willisun J. Laighton, Clerk; John Bennett, Trens.
SABBATH SCHOOL. - James M. Carr. Superintendent. Number of scholars, 200. Number of volumes in Library, 700.
NORTH PARISH. (TRINITARIAN.) Market Square.
Founded, 1671. Incorporated, 1816. In 1854 the old Church, built in 1712, was taken down, and in 1855 a new brick edifice was built on the same spor, 50 feet long by 66 wide, and contain- ing 172 Pews. Cost, about $30.000. Rev. George M. Adams. Pastor ; John Knowlton, Daniel Knight, Joshua Brooks, Charles Robinson, Jr., Deacons; John Knowlton, Jonathan Dearborn, Ezra A. Stevens, Charles Robinson, Jr., Wardens.
SABBATH SCHOOL. - E. A. Stevens, Superintendent. Number of Scholars about 275.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOCIETY.
State Street.
Church Built. 1827.
Rev. Sullivan Holman, Pastor.
SABBATH SCHOOL .- John Trundy, Superintendent ; Charles W. Gardner, Assistant Supt. Number of Officers and Teachers, 40. Over 200 Scholars. Library, about 600 Volumes.
There is a Tract Society, Ladies' Sewing Circle, &c., con- nected with the Society.
CHRISTIAN SOCIETY. Court Street.
Rev. I. F. Waterhouse, Pastor : James Moses, Isanc Dow, In- ther E. Martin, Charles F. Simpson, Wardens ; Joseph M. Ed- monds, Clerk and Treasurer.
SUNDAY SCHOOL. - William C. Hatch, Superintendent. No. of Scholars, 275. Meets immediately after morning service.
FREEWILL BAPTIST SOCIETY. Cor. of Hanover and Rock Sts.
SECOND ADVENT SOCIETY. Hanover Street.
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ST. MARY'S CHURCH. (ROMAN CATHOLIC.) Corner of Summer and Chatham Streets.
Erected, 1552. Rev. Patrick Canovan, Priest.
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PORTSMOUTH DIRECTORY.
BANKS.
The Banks of this City close their forenoon business at 1 o'clock, and afternoon at 4 o'clock. On Saturday afternoon no business is transacted.
Henry Lowd, Messenger for all the Banks.
ROCKINGHAM BANK.
Pleasant Street.
Incorporated, Nov. 1813. Charter renewed, Jan. 1, 1854. Charter expires, Jan. 1, 1874. Capital, $200,000.
Jonathan M. Tredick, President ; John J. Pickering, Cashier ; William Tuckerman, Teller ; Jonathan M. Tredick, Edward F. Sise, George W. Haven, William P. Jones, Mark H. Wentworth, Directors.
Annual meeting, Ist Monday in Jan. Discount day, Monday.
PISCATAQUA EXCHANGE BANK. Market Square.
Incorporated, 1844. Charter expires, 1864. Capital, $100.000.
William H. Y. Hackett, President ; Samuel Lord, Cashier ; William H. Y. Hacke't. John Stavers, William M. Shackford. Ichabod Goodwin, William I .. Dwight, Directors ; William H. Hackett, Solicitor ; E. P. Kimball, T'eller ; A. Lord, Clerk.
Aunnal meeting, 2d Tuesday in January. Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.
MECHANIC AND TRADERS BANK. Commercial Alley.
Incorporated, December, 1944. Charter expires, June, 1865. Capital, $98,700.
Richard Jenness, President : Jas. F. Shores, Cashier ; Richard Jenness, Samuel Cleaves, John Knowlton, Albert R. Hatch, Thomas J. Parsons, Directors ; Albert B. Hatch, Solicitor.
Annual meeting, 1st Monday in July. Discount day, Monday
BANK OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. Pleasant Street.
Incorporated, July 1, 1855. Went into operation, Dec. 1, 1955. Charter expires, July 1, 1575. Capital, $00.000.
Peter Jenness. President : James P. Bartlett, Cashier ; Peter Jenness, Daniel Marcy, True M. Ball, Albert Blaisdell, Jan 's N. Turlton, H. F. Wendell, Directors.
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Annual meeting, 1st Tuesday in January. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Market Square.
Organized, April, 1863. Capital, $150,000 to $500.000.
W'm H. Y. Hackett, President : Sim'l Lord, Cashier ; Ichabod Goodwin, Win. H. Y. Hackett, William M. Shackford, Samuel Lord, John Stavers, Directors.
PORTSMOUTH SAVINGS BANK. Market Square.
Incorporated, 1823. Deposits, $1,073.492.23.
William M. Shackford. President : Samuel Lord, Treasurer : Win. H. Y. Hackett, Solicitor ; Ichabod Rollins, Daniel H. Treadwell, Stephen H. Simes, Ichabod Goodwin, Edward F. Sise, John Stavers, William L. Dwight, John P. Lyman, Thomas Tarl- ton, W'm. H. Y. Hackett, Daniel Knight, Charles W. Brewster. William P. Jones, William Simes, Horton D. Walker, Augustus Lord, Lyman D. Spalding, J. F. Shores, Jr. Jolin E. Salter, Trus- lees.
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