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Warren Boles, Sudbury st., corner of Portland.
Edge Tool Makers. Underhill & Leighton, 17 Haverhill street.
Electrician. W. A. Orcutt, 77 Cornhill.
Electrotyper. J. Wilcox, 428 Washington street.
Engineers and Manufacturers of Wrought Iron Tubes. Walworth & Nason, 22 Devonshire street.
Feather Dusters. J. J. Adams, 99 Washington street.
Feather Manufacturer. Mrs. Jane Wheeleck, 335 Washington street.
Female Employment Office. Tre- mont Temple.
File Cutters. J. & F. Butler, S. Boston, near the bridge.
B. Stokes, First street, near A. Wm. Barney, 17 Haverhill street.
Fire Apparatus. E. A. G. Roul- stone, 9 Hanover st
Fire Works. James G. Hovey, 149 Washington st
Flat Roof Compositioners. Luther Barnes, order box, 7 State st. P. Crosby, 14 Merrimack st
Flavoring Extracts, Manufactur- er of. John L. Leavitt, 168 Cam- bridge street
Flouring Mill. Emery & Brown, Harrison Avenue
French Shirts. C. A. Hewins, Joy's Building
Gardeners. Wm. Osborn, 7 Bed- ford street
James Maguire, Williams st Daniel B. Haynes, Gold st near F
Glass Engraving. Francis Doms, 300 Washington st
Globe Manufacturer. Gilman Jos- lin, 6 Mount Vernon Av.
Green House. Wm. Mccullough, S. Boston near Point
Grinding Corn. Benj. Simmons, Charles st cor. Cambridge Emery & Brown, 135 Sea st
Grinding Lac Dye, Coal, Marble. E. Kingsley, 5 Butolph st
Grinding Salt. Thacher & Sears, 31 Long wf. and 2d st
Grinding and Powdering Drugs, Spices, &c. Henshaw, Edmands & Co. 36 India st
Gunpowder. G. G. Newhall, 86 State street
Charles Smith, 6 Central wf
Gun Cotton. M. L. Bradford, ag't, 142 Washington st
Gutta Percha Goods. Chas. Stod- der, 75 Kilby st
Hat Block Manufactory. Oral Di- mond, 66 Harrison Av.
Ice Co. (Plympton Branch R. R. Co.) B. W. Foster, Treasurer, office 109 Washington st
Inspector of Pot and Pearl Ashes. S. D. Townsend, Causeway st. cor. Medford
Isinglass or Mica. Geo. H. Rug- gles, 31 Union st
Japan Leather. Linus B. Comins, 22 Dock Square (up stairs)
Japanners. Wm. Blakemore, 10 Theatre Alley.
W. R. Bennet, 7 Harvard Place
Ladder and Cistern Maker. John Evans, 610 Washington st
Lard and Tallow Manufactory. J. W. Crafts, Gold st near A
Line and Twine Manufactory. W. N. Tyler, Dover st cor. Harrison Av.
Lobster Depot. E. & J. Weeks, Suinner st. E. B. (wholesale)
Lozenge Manufacturers. Chase & Co. 19 Water st
Machine and Hand Card Manu- factory. W. Whittemore & Co. 50 N. Market st
Magnetical Instruments. Daniel Davis, Jr. 428 Washington st
Machinery and Tools for Working Leather. Moses Hunt & Co. 5 Mar- ket Square
Manufacturer of Syrup. William Finney, 84 Blackstone st
Marine Shells, Stuffed Birds, In- sects, &c. S. Emmons, 107 State st
Matches. S. Thayer, 19 Haverhill Byam & Pearson, 76 Union st
Measurer of Marble. Nathaniel Bryant, 31 Dover st
Medals, Coins and Curiosities. D. E. Groux, 2} Green st
Medical Electrician & Galvanist. A. S. Dudley, Central Court, corner Washington st
Mercury Gilder. V. Laforme, 1} Spring Lane
Metal Roofers. Wheeler & Par- ker, Charles st. foot Pinckney.
Mineral Teeth. M. P. Hanson, M. D. 38 Tremont Row (manufacturer)
Miniature Case Makers. H. Stud- ley, 16 Haskins' Building Wm. Shew, 123 Washington st
Mustard and Pepper Sauce Manu- factory. Rufus B. Stickney, A st. cor. Second
Naturalization Office, 47 Federal, nearly opposite Williams st., Thom- as Rowean
Net & Twine Manufactory. Amer- ican Co .. William Stowe, agent, 56 Commercial street
North River Flagging Stone. Loo- mis & Baldwin, Piper's wf
Wm. G. Stephens, Curve st
Omnibus Builders. S. B. Blood, Broadway, near Mount Washington House. M. Kendall, rear 715 Wash. st
Patent Extension Tables. C. C. & J. Briggs, 507 Washington st
Painted Carpets and Oil Cloths. P. & G. Martin, 85 Hanover st A. Lewis, 10 Milk st (basement)
Patent Leather. L. B. Coniins, 22 Dock Square
Patent, Printing Machinery. S. 1 P. Ruggles, 152 Washington st
Pile Drivers and Hoisting by Steam. Bachelder & Whitney, John son's Block. Commercial st
Plastercrs and Stucco Workers S. P. Tolman, rear 22 Kingston. J. Low, 53 Charles st
Plume Manufactory. G. Decous
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Powder. (Whipple's Mills) G. G. ! Whalebone Manufactory. N. God- Newhall, 86 State st
Professor of Astrology. T. Lister, 1 Nashua st
Pulpit Builder. J. Sherman, B'way
Reflective and Gas Burning Fur- naces for Generating Steam. James Gould, 19 Merchants' Exchange
Restorers of Old Paintings. D. Chase, 96 Washington st R. Sadler, 38 Tremont Row
Rope Maker. Josiah Dunham, 5th st near B.
Salæratus Manufacturers. Chamberlin, office 5 India st F. F. Brigham, 5 India st
School House Furniture. S. Wales Jr., 14 Bromfield st
Seraphines and Melodeons. W. S. Hunting, 11 Charlestown st
Settee Manufactory. W. O. Has- kell, 66 Commercial st
Shoe Tools. Jas. Hall, 10 Dock sq.
Shoe Varnish and Heel Balls. L. W. Nichols Jr., 3 Blackstone st
Splint Maker. H. P. Ingalls, Lin- coln st near Essex.
Spring Maker. David A. Ed- wards, Orange lane, c. Harrison Av.
Steering Apparatus. E. Allyn, 210- Broad st
Tailors' Shears. Martin L. Brad- ford. 142 Washington st
Taxidermists. A. H. Ogden, 172 Tremont Temple. John Mann, 22 Water st
Ten Pin Balls. F. A. Bradford, 17 Harvard pl.
Thread and Harness Twine Ma- Tufactory. Thomas B. Vose, 98 Water st
Travelling Apparatus. Moses Hayward, 3 Tremont Temple.
Tuner of Pianos. G. Cutting, 33 Grove st
Varnish and Japan Manufac- tories. M. S. Hyde, Castle J. M. Salmon, 12 Hawley st A. Rogers & Son, 5 Haymarket sq.
Varnishing and Polishing. Wm. Tileston, 4 Somerset st
R. F. Gray, 621 Washington st
Gun and Locksmith. Henry Pratt, Ventilators. (Emerson's) W. J. Dudley st n. Kenilworth Slade, 81 Portland st
Vice Maker. J. Woolley, Salu- ation st
Waiter and Tender on Parties, and Caterer. J. B. Smith, 10 Brattle
Watch Glass Manufactory. Jos. McCarty, 86 Washington st
Westboro' Milk Company. H. Mills, Agent, Boylston st cor. Wash- ington
dard, 11 R. R. block, Lincoln. A. Sevey, 47 Congress st. N. Chesley, 60 Blackstone.
Workingmen's Union Stores. See W. I. Goods (retail)
ROXBURY.
Pump and Block Maker. John Bowditch, Water st near Willianis
Refreshments. Enoch Nute, South corner Walk-Hill, near Toll Gate
Stcam Boiler Manufactory. M.
Mavall, 37 Washington st
Wooden Ware. C. Bird, Warren st cor. Washington
American Orthopedic Institute. Alanson Abbe, M. D., Grove Hall, Warren, office in Boston 20 Boylston
Bathing. John Bowdlear, Water st near Washington
Bell Hanger. Reuben Howard, 36 Washington near Boston line
Blind-Hinges and Fastenings. Henry M. McIntosh, Steam power Factory, Orange st
Botanic Medicines. Jeffers, Bro- thers, 96 Washington st
Carver. E. Litchfield, Eustis, opp. Plymouth st
Carpet Weaving (Domestic). Thomas Colbert, Washington st n. Ruggles
Distiller. S. Bowman, Davis st office 23 Long wf., Boston
Dyer. Melzar Waterman, Wash- ington st near Vernon
Edge Tool Makers. Hankey, Stiles & Co., Washington st near Parker
Engraver. John Jones, 80 Wash- ington st
Fire Engine Builders. Hunne- man & Co., Hunneman st. near 20 Washington
Glue Manufactory. Evans & Mayo, Dedham Turnpike, above Green st
Gold Beater. Isaac Chamberlin, rear 71 Washington st
Grinding Corn. White & Quim- by, Washington st cor Tremont
Gunpowder. J. T. Ellis & Co., Swett st
Ice. J. Seaver, Centre st, Jamaica Plain
Ink Manufactory. George Clark. Roxbury Point, (office 113 Washing- ton st, Boston)
Iron Founders. Bowers & Pratt, Lowell st
Jeweller. Sylvester Edgarly, next south of Post Office.
Ladder and Cistern Manufactory. Benjamin C. Evans, Tremont st near Boston Line.
Laundry, (Roxbury and Boston.) Nason & Sumner, 20 Washington st cor. Hunnewell, (office 97 Washing ton street, Boston.)
Last Manufactory. John Arm- strong, East street opp. Adams.
Leather Splitting Machine Knives. E. Ryerson, East street near Eaton.
Looking Glass Frame Manufac- turer. Dudley Williams, Williams' Place, (store, 234 Washington street, Boston.)
Master in Chancery. D. A. Sim mons, 64 Washington street.
New-England Cordage Company, Northampton and Plymouth streets. Incorporated ; capital, $75,000; build ing, fire-proof throughout. Office, 35 and 36 Pearl street, Boston ; John Webber, agent; John Webber, jun., superintendent. Average number of persons employed, 130; steam pow - er, 75 horses.
Norfolk Laboratory, Dedham Turnpike near Green street ; G. W. F. Mellen ; office, Hitchborn Block, Ann street, Boston.
Oakum Manufactory. William Montgomery, East street.
Piano Forte Manufactory. C. W. Baker & Co., Pearl street.
Pile Drivers und Movers of Build- ings. Shubael Bills, Jesse Bills, Ruggles street near Parker
Porter's Burning Fluid. David Dudley, 74 Washington street
Real Estate Agency Office for Williams' Farm. East street.
Refrigerator Manufactory. A. Patten, Cedar street corner of Ded- ham Turnpike. Order box, 24 Corn hill, Boston.
Rule, Rod, and Scale Maker. W. H. Rook, rear of 37 Washington st., opposite Eustis.
Silk Manufacturer. J. Q. Adams, Tremont street corner of Court.
Stocking Weavcr. Saml. Sutton, Jr., Heath street near Washington.
Twine, Line, and Manilla Mat Manufacturers. J. C. Hood, Tre- mont street corner of Franklin Place. A. Hood, Cabot street opp. Cunard.
Window Glass. Wm. Dove, 61 Washington st. near Post Office.
Vitriol Manufactory. Roxbury Point ; office, 27 South Market street, Boston.
Bacon. E. Hovey & Co. (manu- facturer), Cambridge Port.
Bar Iron. Hanson Iron Works, (manufacturers), North Hanson.
Bass and Tenor Viols. Samuel Brooks, (manuf.), Ashburnhamn.
Bellows. E. Jenkins, (manufac- turer), Dorchester.
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Belting. Josiah Gates, (manu- facturer), Lowell.
Cambric. William F. Holbrook, (manufacturer), Mansfield.
Charcoal. Chaffee, Budd & Co. North Beckett.
Copper. Crocker, Brothers & Co. (manufacturers), Taunton.
Cord, Gimp, and Tassel Trim- mings. J. Baker & Sons, (manufac- turers), South Hingham.
Corn Planters. Sabins & McGre- gory, (manufacturers), Bachelder's Patent, Sturbridge.
Cotton Waste and Batting. Jas. and Francis Ray, (dealers) Frank- lin.
Dividers and Compasses. Steph. C. Bemis, (manufacturer), Spring- field.
Dying of Skins. George Champ- ney, Natick.
Eliptic Springs. L. French, Pep- perell. Jason Morse, Taunton, (man- ufacturers).
Felloes, Bridge, Tree Nails, and Augurs. Joseph Adams & Sons, Hadley.
Files. H. & A. Chambers, (man- ufacturers), Buckland.
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Fish Kitts. Jared Stowell, (man- ufacturer), South Weymouth.
Gum Copal. J. Hunt, (manufac- turer), Salem.
India Rubber Goods. Stanley & Co., (dealers), Beverly.
Inspector and Cutter of R. R. Iron. J. Glidden, Charlestown.
Iron Spring Wire. I. Washburn & Co., Worcester.
Keys. Joseph Arrington, (manu- facturer), South Salem.
Knobs. Alvan Cheney, (manu- facturer), South Woburn.
Letter Copying and Seal Presses. George C. Taft, (manufacturer), Worcester.
Loom Pickers. William Gooding, (manufacturer and dealer in belting), Lowell.
Metallic Letters. Chas. L. Bab- bett, (manufacturer), Taunton.
Metallic Webbing and Fancy Elas- tic Cords. J. Miller & Co., (manu- facturers), Springfield.
Moore's Essence of Life. Elijah E. Haywood, Hadley.
Mustard. Jno. P. Webb, Beverly.
Oakum. C. Livingston & Co., (manufacturers), Tewksbury.
Paints. Seth Russell, (manufac- turer), New Bedford.
Painted Window Shades. J. A. D. Worcester & Co., (manufacturers), Charlestown.
Planing Machines. Ball & Rice, (manufacturers), Daniels' Patent, Worcester.
S. B. Schenck, (manufactu. er), Mansfield.
Portable Vapor Baths. L. B. Larkin, (manufacturer), Wrentham.
Powder Flasks. John J. Batty & Co., Springfield.
Prussian Blue. Henry V. Davis & Co., 15 North Water street, New Bedford.
Rivets. Mills & Co., (manufac- turers), Plymouth.
Rules and Scales. Joseph Watts, (manufacturer), 6 Winthrop street, Charlestown.
Sailor's Belts and Scabbards. Newell Townsley, (manufacturer), Buckland.
Saw Wrench. C. Foster & Fox, (manufacturers), Coos' Patent, 206 Main street, Worcester.
Screws. Russell, Bartlett & Co., (manufacturers), Worthington.
Steam Cocks. John M. Colton, Worthington street, Springfield.
Steel Pens. J. P. Snow, (manu- facturer), East Hampton.
Stockings. J. Turner & Co., (man- ufacturers), Needham.
Stone Tools and Salamander Safes. Richardson & Chalk, (manufactur- ers), Charlestown.
Suspender Buckles. D. Chandler & Co., (manufacturers), Longmea- dow.
Wagon Shafts. Ignatius Perkins, Coleraine.
Walking Canes. Herman L. Day, Ashfield.
Washing Machines. John Wil- marth & Co., (manufacturers), Leo- nard's wharf, New Bedford.
Water Wheels. Stephen Daven- port, Manufacturer of Percussion and Centrifugal Wheels. Fitchburg.
Wheels. A. W. & D. Reed, (man- ufacturers), East Brookfield.
Wrenches. S. Merick, (manufac- turer), Springfield.
Wrought Brass Ferrules. An- trim White, (manufacturer), Barre.
Manufacturing Com- panies.
BOSTON.
American Co., George Hill, treasu- rer, 4 Bowdoin Block.
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co., Wm. Amory, 65 State st
Appleton Co., T. G. Cary, treasurer, 8} Tremont Row
Atlantic Cotton Mills, Wm. Gray, 30 Court st
Ballard Vale (Flannel and Worsted)
Bellville White Lead Co., office 33 Broad st., D. C. Van Arnam
Belvidere Manufacturing Comp., E. Baker & Co. 4 Bowdoin Block Boott Cotton Mills, J. A. Lowell, 3 Oliver st
Boston Chain Cable Works, Cotton, Hill & Co. 105 State st
Boston Duck Co. Wright & Whit- man, 97 Milk st
Boston Gas Light Co., office 102 Wasington st., G. Darracott, Agent Boston Hemp Manufacturing Co., A. G. Brown, 66 Commercial st
Boston Iron Co., Wm. Appleton & Co. 36 Lewis wharf ·
Boston Japanned Leather Co., S. P. Blake, Agent, 7 Central st
Boston Lead Co., F. S. Carruth, Agent, 16 Custom House st
Boston` Locomotive Works, D. F. Child, Treasurer, Harrison Av., near the bridge
Boston Manufacturing Co., J. Pick- ering Putnam, Treasurer, 3 Oliver street
Boston Marine Railway, H. Hall, 11} Tremont Row
Boston and Roxbury Mill Corpora- tion, S. Nicholson, Treasurer, 7 Niles' Building
Boston and Sandwich Glass Comp., counting-room, Federal st., D. Jar- ves, Agent
Boston Steam Flour Mill Co., Lom- bard's whf. E. B .; counting-room, 1 Long whf., E. D. Brigham & Co. Agents
Boston Steam Putty Mills, T. H. Car- ruth & Co. 4 Long wharf
Boston Sugar Refinery, office, 1 Com mercial wharf
Boston Type & Stereotype Foundry James M. Shute, Spring Lane
Boston Water Power Co. S. Nicol- son, Treasurer, 7 Niles' Building Boston Whiting Company, Carruth & Whittier, 4 Long wharf
Bridgewater Iron Manufacturing Co., N. Stetson, Agent, 110 Milk st
Cascade Mill Co., Wm. B. Callender, Jr., 22 Chathanı st
Chelmsford Co., W. Hastings, agent, Milk st. corner of Federal
Clinton Company, J. S. Amory, 65 State st
Columbian Manufacturing Company, Wright & Whitman, 97 Milk st
Cordage Manufacturing Co., Sewall, Day & Co. 20 Commercial st
Cordis Co., Wright & Whitman, 97 Milk st
Douglass Axe Manufacturing Co., Geo. Rogers, 19 Batterymarch st East Boston Iron and Gas. Co., S. Curtis, Treasurer, 15 & 17 Wash ington st
East Boston Wharf Co., J. B. Jones, Treasurer, Lewis st. E. B.
Essex Company, C. S. Storrow, 47 State st
,Essex Printing Co., J. Means, Agent, 55 Kilby st
Fulton Iron Foundry Company, G. C. Thacher, 45 Broad st
Glendon Rolling Mill, C. Jackson, Jr., Treasurer, 5 Liberty Square
Great Falls Manufacturing Co., John Clark, 47 State st
Hamilton Manufacturing Co., T. G. Cary, 8} Tremont Row
Hamilton Woollen Co., John Gard- ner, 40 State st
Hancock Free Bridge Corporation, I. Livermore, Prezident, 61 State st Jackson Comp., A. & A. Lawrence, Agents, Milk st .; J. S. Amory Treasurer, 65 State st
Kennebec Co., F. Cabot, Treasurer, 10 Broad st
Manufacturing Co. 33 Milk st., J .; Laconis Manufacturing Co., 61 State st., Wm. Dwight Marland, Agent
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Lake Superior Copper Co., 92 State st : Tremont Iron Co., N. Stetson, agent, Turpentine and Rosin Manufactory, Lancaster Mills, J. S. Amory, 65 State st
Lawrence Manufacturing Co., Henry Hall, 11} Tremont Row
Linseed Oil Co.,F. S. Carruth, Ag't, 16 Custom House st
Lowell Bleachery, C. T. Appleton, 6 Liberty Square
Lowell Machine Shop, J. T. Steven- son, 114 Tremont Row
Lowell Manufacturing Co., Israel Whitney, 8} Tremont Row
Manchester Mint Works, J. C. Howe & Co., Agents, 21 Pearl st
Massachusetts Cotton Mills, J. A. Lowell, 3 Oliver st
Massachusetts Iron Co., foot of I st .; office 9 Congress st
Merrimack Manufacturing Co., E. Chadwick, 11} Treniont Row
Merrimack (N. H.) Mills, L. Liver- more, Treasurer, 61 State st
Middlesex Iron Co., A. Fullerton, 119 Milk st
Nashua Manufacturing Co., Upham, Appleton & Co., 15 Pearl st. ; J. S. Amory, Treasurer, 65 State st
New England Car Co., Tim. Farrar, Treasurer, 99 State st
New England Glass Co., J. N. Howe, Agent, Batterymarch st., between 121 and 123 Milk st
New England Starch Co., W. & F. H. Whittemore, 32 Broad st
New England Steam and Gas Pipe Co., R. Reed, Agent, 28 Charles- town st
New England Worsted Co., M. H. Simpson, 31 Pearl st
Norfolk Lead Co., Upham, Crane & Co., Agents, 99 State st
Northampton Woollen Manufactur- ing Co .. E. H. Robbins, 46 Kilby st Norway Plains Co., F. Cabot, Trea- surer, 10 Broad st
Ogden Mills, Tenney & Cowles, 5 Sewall Block
Old Colony Iron Co., Wm. Thomas & Co. 79 State st
Otis Co., Wright & Whitman, 97 Milk Palmer Co., Wright & Whitman, 97 Milk st
Parker Mills, N. Stetson, Agent, 110 Milk st
Plymouth Cordage Co., A. D. Hatch, Agent. 17 Doane st
Portsmouth Steam Co., D. H. Tread- well, Treasurer, 4 Bowdoin Block Prescott Manufacturing Co., J. A. Lowell, Oliver street
Proprietors of the Locks and Canals on Merrimack river, John T.Morse, 47 State street
Revere Copper Co., J. Davis, Jr. treasurer, 97 State st
Robbins Cordage Co., P. Sprague & Co. agents, 13 Commercial wf
Rockbottom Manufacturing Comp., Chas. Bradley, Phillips' Building Roxbury Color and Chemical Co., L. Fearing, 70 State st
Roxbury Rubber Factory, J. Has- kins. 25 Tremont Row
Saco Water Power Co., 61 State st., Wm. Dwight
Salisbury Manufacturing Co., John W. Treadwell, treas., 54 Pearl st Salmon Falls Manufacturing Comp., Amos A. Lawrence, treas. 13 Milk South Boston Iron Co., Cyrus Alger & Co. 2 Central wf
Stark Mills, Chas. Amory, 65 State st Suffolk Lead Works, 4th st near D, Joseph W. Ward, treas. 36 India Suffolk Manufacturing Co., Henry Hall, 11} Tremont Row
Sylvic Gas Light Co.'s Shop, Second st near A
Thorndike Co., Wright & Whitman, 97 Milk st
110 Milk st Tremont Mills, Henry Hall, 11} Tre- mont Row
Weymouth Iron Co., Nahum Stet- son, 110 Milk st
York Manufacturing Co., Pliny Cut- ler, 8 Kilby st
MANUFACTORIES-ROXBURY.
American Factory for the manufac- ture of Carpeting, on Simmons st. Joseph Crawshaw, agent ; Henry Pettes & Co. proprietors
Boston Belting Co., Orange st. ; India Rubber Goods. Dennis C. Gately, superintendent
Boston Refined Starch Co., Orange street ; James Huckins, agent, 35 Commercial wf
Boston Hemp Co., Mill Dam; A. G. Brown, agent, 63 Com'l st. Boston Boston Lead Co., Northampton st Daniel P. Upton, superintendent ; F. S. Carruth, agent, 13 Custom House st. Boston
Boston and Providence Railroad Ma- chine Shop, near Boston line, north from Tremont street, for the stor- ing, building and repairing of the cars; George S. Griggs, superin- tendent
Boston Japan Leather Co., Eustis st. cor. Plymouth ; Wm. D. Seaver, superintendent. S. P. Blake, treas. and agent. 7 Central st. Boston
Candle Manufactory, Joseph Morrill, Jr., High st near Orange
Card Manufactory, Dale street. E. Lamson Perkins, proprietor ; office in Boston, 124 State street, O. Hol- man, agent
Carpet Manufactory, Water st. near Washington, Laban S. Beecher Chemical Works, Dedham Turnpike near Green st. for the manufacture of Epsom Salts, Soda, Saltpetre, &c., F. Fearing & Co .; agent in Boston, L. Fearing, 70 State st
Clock and Balance Manufactory, East street, Howard & Davis, office 34 Water st. Boston
Cotton Batting Manufactory, Henry M. McIntosh, Steam Power Fac- tory, Orange street, near India Rubber Works
Day's Rope Walk, Parker st. ; Sewall Day & Co .; office in Boston, 20 Commercial st
Dorr Hosiery Manufacturing Comp., Orange st foot of High
Fringe, Tassel and Trimming Manu- factory, J. G. Johnson, Willianıs' Place
Roxbury Color and Chemical Com- pany, Centre st near Railroad J. M. Ordway, superintendent ; Lin- coln Fearing, agent, 70 State street, Boston
Norfolk Lead Co., Water street ; E. Crane, agent ; office 99 State street, Boston
Patent Leather Manufactory, Wil- liams' Place ; Linus B. Comins, 22 Dock Square, Boston
Roxbury Finishing Company, Fac- tory on Simmons street ; E. Baker & Co. proprietors, 4 Bowdoin BI'k, Boston ; Walter Mckinley, super- intendent
Roxbury Iron Foundry, Lowell st .; Bowers & Pratt ; office in Boston, 107 Milk st
Roxbury India Rubber Factory, Sim- mons street ; J. Haskins, superin- tendent and agent ; office and store in Boston, 2 Liberty Square
Silk and Trimming Manufactory, Tremont st. near Boston line ; B. B. Tilt & Co. ; office in Boston, 147 Washington st
Roxbury Point, office, India street, Boston ; Thomas Simmons
Newspapers.
Weekly Transcript, Henry Chic- kering, North Adams
Hampshire & Franklin Express, Homer A. Cook, Amherst
BOSTON-DAILIES.
Advertiser, Nathan Hale, 6 Con- gress, $8 per ann.
Atlas, Schouler & Brewer, 5 Old State House, State, $8 per ann.
Bee, Bradbury, Harnon & Co., 7 State, 3 per ann.
Chronotype, Elizur Wriglit, editor ; White, Potter & Wright, publishers, 15 State, 3 per ann.
Courier, E. B. Foster & Co., 10 Congress, 8 per ann.
Herald, S. K. Head, 19 State, 3 per ann.
Journal, Sleeper & Rogers, 12 State, 6 per ann.
Mail, John N. Bradley, 14 & 16 State, 3 per ann.
Post, Reals & Greene, 21 Water, 8 per ann.
Republican, Wilson, Damrell & Co., 15 State, 5 per ann.
Signal, Farwell & Co., 32 Con- gress, 3 per ann.
Times, Roberts & Garfield, 3 per ann., and 1 cent each.
Transcript, Epes Sargent, editor, Dutton & Wentworth, proprietors and publishers, 37 Congress, 4 per ann.
'Traveller, Henry Flanders & Co., Old State House, F. Andrews & George Punchard, editors, 5 per ann.
1 SEMI-WEEKLIES.
Advertiser, Nathan Hale, 6 Con- gress, 4 per ann.
Atlas, Schouler & Brewer, 5 Old State House, State, 4 per anil.
Courier, E. B. Foster & Co., 10 Congress, 4 per ann.
Journal, Sleeper & Rogers, 12 State, 4 per ann.
Path-Finder & Business Intelli- gencer, George R. Holbrook & Co., 5 Washington, 1.50 per ann.
Press and Post, Beals & Greene, 21 Water, 4 per ann.
Republican, Wilson, Damrell & Co., 15 State, 2. 50 per ann.
Shipping List, Learned, Thomp- son & Co., 86 State, 6 per ann.
Traveller, Henry Flanders & Co., 8 Old State House, F. Andrews & George Punchard, editors, 4 p. ann.
WEEKLIES.
Advent Herald, Rev. J. V. Himes, Chardon, 2 per ann.
American Cabinet, H. Mason & Co., editors & publishers, 22 School, $2 per ann. Literature.
American Union, R. B. Fitts & Co., Newspaper Exchange, 22 School, Literary.
Athenaum, Bradbury & Guild, 120 Washington, 2 per ann.
Atlas, Schouler & Brewer, 5 Old State House, State, 2 per ann.
Bee, Bradbury, Harmon & Co., 7 State, 1.50 per ann.
Boston Mercury, William Neeb & Co., 4 Water, 2.50 per ann.
Boston Museum, Win. O. Eaton, editor, Putnam & Mellen, publishers, 27 Devonshire, 2. 50 per ann.
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Child's Companion & Youth's Friend, W. B. Tappan, 9 Cornhill.
Christian Alliance and Family Visiter, Rev. D. Clarke and Rev. J. O. Choules, D.D., editors, 141 Wash- ington, 2 per ann.
Christian Freeman and Family Visiter, Rev. Sylvanus Cobb, 37 Washington, 2 per ann.
Christian Watchman and Chris- tian Reflector, Rev. W. Olinstead, editor, Washington, corner Water, 2 per ann.
Christian Rationalist and Theolo- gical Reformer, W. M. Fernald, 11 Cornhill. 2 per ann.
Christian Register, David Reed, publisher; N. S. Folsom, editor, 22 School, 2. 50 per ann.
Christian World, George G. Chan- ning, 128 Washington, 2. 50 per ann. Christian Witness and Church Advocate, Rev. G. M. Randall, edi- tor ; James B. Dow, proprietor.
Chronotype, Elizur Wright, edi- tor ; White, Potter & Wright, pub- lishers, 15 State, 2 per ann.
Courier, E. B. Foster & Co., 10 Congress, 2 per ann.
Cultivator, Otis Brewer, 22 North Market, 2 per ann. Agricultural.
Dollar Times, Roberts & Garfield, 3 and 5 State, 1 per ann.
Evening Gazette, C. W. & W. W. Clapp, Jr., 9 O. S. House, 3 per ann.
Excelsior, a Journal of the Sons of Temperance, Charles W. Slack, and James M. W. Yerrinton, editors ; Rev. E. H. Chapin, principal contri- butor ; 2 per ann .; Stacy, Richard- son & Co., publishers, 5 Milk.
Flag of our Union, F. Gleason, Tremont cor. Court, 2 per ann.
Herald, S.K.Head, State, $1 pr ann. Horticulturist, J. Breck & Co., 52 N. Market, $3 per ann.
Investigator, Horace Seaver, edi- tor; J. P. Mendum, 35 Washington, 2 per ann.
Journal, Sleeper & Rodgers, 12 State, 2 per ann.
Liberator, William Lloyd Garrison, 21 Cornhill, weekly, 2 per ann.
Mail, John N. Bradley, 14 and 16 State, 1 per ann.
Massachusetts Ploughman, W. &
Medical and Surgical Journal, J. V. C. Smith, 184 Wash., 3 per ann.
New England Farmer, S. W. Cole, editor, Joel Nurse, publisher, Quincy Hall, 1 per ann.
Odd Fellow, Cochran, Cole & Co., 66 Cornhill, 2 per ann.
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